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 THE URGEST AND LEUHNff HOTELS IN OGDEN CITY, UTAH. 
 
 Travelers Passing Through Ogden Have One 
 
 Hour Por Meals \'l'^\^ i 
 
 At thk Popular House on the arrival of all passenger trains, and will find| 
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 OUR kCCOMMQDATIONS FOR COMMERCIU TRAVELERS 
 
 A.re unsurpasBed, as we have several large and convenient Sample Bpoips' 
 in the business part of the Town/ and' convey ' 
 
 Passengers and Baggage to and from tliem Free of Charge. 
 
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 OVERLAND TICKET OFFICE, 
 
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 Oakland Ferry, Foot of Market Street. 
 
 COMMKN.CIIf « 
 
 TUESDAY .....r ..JUNE I, I880, 
 
 And until further notice 
 
 TRAINS AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO: 
 
 (BtegMtw 
 
 Daily — Local Passenger Train via Oakland and 
 
 to " Sacramento." C!«niiects at .Vallejo JancUon for Nap», 
 
 Sonoma), St. Helena (White Salphur. Springs) «nd Callstojfa (stigee f or the Oeyaers.) 
 
 '~ ■" pas'g'r train for Martinez, Antiooh and "Byron." 
 
 uced Bates, to Sam FaUo. TaUeJo. 
 
 Cmineeta ^so at Port Ciosta with local pas'gr train for 
 
 , AlcetM. at Reau< 
 
 Benlela and Martlaea. 
 
 tinnday Bxenraion Tickets, at Re< 
 and Martlaea. 
 
 A. M. Daily — Local Passenger Train via Oakland, Niles, 
 
 ^^ Llvermore and Stockton, arriving at Sacramento at 1:35 P. M., and ronneetlns 
 Atlautle S^press. Connects at IVUes with train arriving at San Jose at 
 10:86 A. M. , and »t Qalt with train for lone. 
 
 9QQ A. M. Daily — Atlantic Express via Oakland and Benicia 
 * O 'oi* Sacramento, Colfax, Reno (Virginia City), Battle Mountain (Austin), Paiiiade (Bu- 
 reka,)Ogden, Omahaand East C3ounect«at Oavls, for Woodland, and at.Woodland(Snn- 
 days excepted), for WUliams and Willows. Connects at Sacramento with the Oregou 
 ExftraHfor Maryaville, Chlco, Red Bluff and Redding (stages for Portland, Or^^n.) 
 
 I ft on •^- •^- Daily — Local Passenger Train via Oakland to 
 
 %\Jt\J\J Haywardi and Niles. 
 
 3<>sfN P. M. Daily — Local Passenger Train via Oakland and 
 • ^ ^ Niles, arriTlng at San Joi* at 5:20 P. M. 
 
 3/-J/-J P. M. Daily— LocbX Passenger Train via Oakland for 
 *^^ MarUnes and Antloch. 
 
 4QQ P. M.' Daily — Arizona Express via Onklaud and Marti- 
 * ^ ^ nez for Lathrop (Stockton and Gait), MerceJ, Madera (Yosemit j and Big Treoa), Vi(»- 
 lia, Sumner, Mojava, Newhall (San Buenaventura, and Santa Barbara), Itos Anffelea, Santa 
 Monica, Wilmington, Santa Ana (Sai; Plwo), Cclton and Yuma (Colorado River Steamers), cou- 
 naeting direct with Dally Trains of the Southern I'aciflc Railroad of Arisona tor Maricopa (Stages 
 for FhoBniz and Prescott), Casa Grande, (Stages for Florence), Tucson (Stages for Ouaymas, 8onora)r 
 and for Pantano, 1,000 miles from San Francisco, (Stages for Tombstone, Patagonia, New Mexico 
 and Texas). Sleeping; Cars between Oakland. IjOs Angeles, Yana and 
 
 excepted, at Tallcjo Junction for Nap*,. St. Helena 
 
 Ooanecta, Sandays 
 
 andOaliatoga. 
 
 4QQ P.- M. Sundays excepted — Sacramento Steamer (from 
 *^^ Washington Street Wharf) for Benicia and Landings on the Sacramento RIvm'. 
 
 A QQ P. M. Sundays excepted — Local Passenger Train via Oak- 
 
 n'O I*nd and Benicia, for "Sacramento." Connects at Davis with liocal Train for 
 Woodland and Knight's Ijanding; and at Sacramento with the " Virginia BxpNM" tor Reno, 
 OuBon and Virginia. tlleepinK Cars Oakland to Carson. 
 
 P. M. Daily — Local Passenger Train, via Oakland for 
 
 Haywarda, Niles and Livermore. 
 'lie Conreyanoes tor Mills Seminary connects at Seminary Park Station with all trains, Sun- 
 days excepted. 
 
 C no P- M. Z?«<^— Through Third-Class Train, via Oakland, 
 
 ^ * ^^ Martiiei and Lathrop, for Los Angeles and points in Artiona. 
 
 5Qi-j P. M. Daily — Overland, Emigrant Train, via Oakland, 
 *^^ Benio'a and Saorameato for Ogdeo, Omaha and the Bast. 
 
 Coaaeetlons ft»r "Vallido'' made at Vallejo Jttnctloa trou Tr»iM IsMinc 
 8u Krudsoo 7 JO A. M.,»:M A. M.. 8.D0 P. M., 4.-00 P: M. 4:80 P. M. 
 
 4.3' 
 
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FEI^RIES AND LOCAL TRAINS 
 
 From "San Franclsro'' Daily. 
 
 TO 
 OAKLAND. 
 
 A. M. 
 
 B «.10 
 
 7.00 
 
 7. SO 
 
 0.00 
 
 8.30 
 
 9.00 
 
 9.30 
 
 10.00 
 
 10.80 
 
 11.00 
 
 11.80 
 
 llOO 
 
 P. H 
 
 12.80 
 1-00 
 
 «1.80 
 XOO 
 8.00 
 8.80 
 4. 
 4.80 
 6.00 
 6.80 
 6.00 
 8.30 
 7.00 
 8.10 
 9.20 
 
 10.80 
 Bll.45 
 
 A. II 
 
 7.00 
 
 8.00 
 
 9.00 
 
 10.00 
 
 11.00 
 
 1^00 
 
 P. M. 
 
 1.80 
 
 8.00 
 
 •3.00 
 
 4.00 
 
 5.00 
 
 8.00 
 
 B*7.00 
 
 B*8.10 
 
 •W.80 
 
 B*11.45 
 
 
 A. M. 
 
 B7.00 
 B9.00 
 BlO.OO 
 P. S. 
 B6.00 
 
 A. M. 
 
 B6.10 
 7.30 
 8.30 
 9.80 
 
 10.80 
 
 11.30 
 
 P. M 
 
 12.80 
 
 i.oe 
 
 8.30 
 4.30 
 5.30 
 6.30 
 7.00 
 8.10 
 
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 10..S0 
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 10.00 
 
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 4.30 
 
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 A. M. 
 
 7.31 
 
 p. M. 
 
 3.00 
 
 
 A. M. 
 7.30 
 8.80 
 0.30 
 
 10.30 
 
 11.30 
 
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 1.00 
 3.00 
 4.00 
 6.00 
 6.00 
 
 B6.30 
 
 A.M. 
 
 B6.I0 
 
 8-00 
 
 10.00 
 
 12.00 
 
 P. M. 
 
 1.80 
 
 8.30 
 
 4.30 
 
 6.80 
 
 B0.8O 
 
 Change Can 
 at. Weat 
 Oakland, 
 
 To "San Vrancisco" Dally. 
 
 P3* 
 
 A. M. 
 
 B6.40 
 B6.30 
 7.80 
 8.80 
 9.30 
 10.80 
 11.30 
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 3.00 
 4.00 
 6.00 
 6.00 
 
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 A. M. 
 
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 B8.00 
 
 B»5.00 
 
 8.00 
 
 B.^50 
 
 BlO.Ofl 
 
 B"6.40 
 
 P. M. 
 
 «.40 
 
 Bll.OO 
 
 •6.25 
 
 2..S5 
 
 7.40 
 
 P. M. 
 
 7.00 
 
 3.60 
 
 8.40 
 
 B6.00 
 
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 0.40 
 
 
 9.00 
 
 
 10.40 
 
 
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 11.40 
 
 
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 1.00 
 
 2.40 
 
 
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 •3.20 
 
 
 5.40 
 
 
 4.00 
 
 
 6.40 
 7.50 
 
 
 5.00 
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 A. M. 
 
 
 7.10 
 
 9.00 
 
 
 B»7.20 
 
 P. M. 
 
 10.10 
 
 
 B*8.30 
 
 1.26 
 
 
 
 •10.00 
 
 FROM 
 OAKLAND 
 (Bruadway) 
 
 A. M 
 
 B5.20 
 86.00 
 6.60 
 7.20 
 7.50 
 8.26 
 B.-W 
 9.20 
 
 10.20 
 10.50 
 11.20 
 11.6(1 
 
 P. M 
 
 12.20 
 12.60 
 1.20 
 150 
 2.60 
 3.20 
 3.60 
 4.20 
 4.50 
 5.20 
 5.60 
 e.2.'i 
 6.50 
 8.00 
 9.10 
 10.20 
 
 Creek ROiite. 
 
 From SAN FRANCISCO— Daily— 15.«0, 
 B6.30, 7.20, g.lS, 9,16, lO.lS, 11.16, 1. 
 M. 12,16, 1.16, i.25, 8.15, 4.16, 6;16, 
 6.1S p. M. 
 
 From OAKLAND— Daily- BS.80, BlltO, 
 7.10, 8.06, 9.06, 10.06, 11.06, A M. 
 12.06, 1.06,- 2.16, 3.06, 4.06, 6.06, 105 
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 " Official Schedule Time " - himiahad 
 by Andenon & Randolph, Jewelera, lOl 
 and 103 Montgomery Straet, 11. F. 
 
 T. H. GOODMAN, 
 
 Oen. Pass, and Ticltet Agent. 
 
 A. N. TOWNE. ' 
 
 _j^ ;__; Cfen. Supt. 
 
 SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R. 
 
 NORTHERN DI¥ISION. 
 
 PASSENGER TRAINS will leave Ban 
 
 Franciiwo from Passenger Depot on 
 
 Townsend Street, betweun Third 
 
 and Fourth Sts., as follows: 
 
 «<|f| A. M. Dally, for Stn Jow 
 • ZU and Way Stations. Stages for 
 Pescadero (via San Mateo) connect with 
 this train only. 
 
 IiH /n a. M. Dally, for San Jose 
 
 I '1I.4U Uilrov. HolIiRter, Tres Finos 
 I'ajaro, Castroville, Monterey, Salinas, 
 .Soledad, and all Way Stations. 
 
 ATAt PA.TAaO the SANTA CRUZ 
 R. R, connects with this train, for Ap- 
 to8, 8oc|uei and Santa Cruz. Stage 
 uonnei-tiuns made with this train. (Pea. 
 vodero stageti, via San Mateo, excepted) 
 
 3 on ^- M- Oally, (Sundays 
 .OU «ixeeptea), "MONTEREIi 
 
 •» 
 lY 
 'Jrtuui/OH EXl'KESS" for San Jose, 
 Ullroy, (Holliater and Tres Pinos) Paja- 
 ro and Monterey. £^At PAJARO the 
 Santa Cruz R. R. connectH with this 
 trai I for Aptoti, Soquel and Santa Crus. 
 
 <|r P. M. Daily ESxpreaa, for 
 
 *W ^n Jo^e and principal Way- 
 Siutiunn. 
 
 fiTSundays only this train stops at all 
 Way stations. 
 
 B — Sundays exvept<>d. 
 
 • Akuncda passengers change cars ut Oakland. 
 
 I 
 
 in P. M. Dally, linndayH ex- 
 •III ceptrd. for Menlo Park and 
 
 'Ky-&tutlon:i. 
 
 6.30 
 
 p. M. Dally, for-Menlo Park 
 and Way Stations. 
 
 8e«ond-ClaaH Fare betwe**!! Han Franeldco and Ulan Jose tl.QO 
 
 (On Freight Trains only.) 
 
 ■xcnralon TIcketM, at It«dur«d RateN, sold on Saturday and Sunday Momingt, 
 
 good for return until following Monday inclusive. 
 TIeket Ofllcca— Passenger Depot, Townsend St., and 2 New .Munttromery St., Palace Hotel. 
 
 A. C. BA88ETT, 
 
 Superintendent. 
 
 H. ft. JUDAH, 
 
 Asst . Pass, and Ticket Agent. 
 
 SOUTHERN DimiONS-Commencing Monday, May 19th, 1879. 
 
 Passenger* for La« Angeles and intermediate pnints. as also Tuma and all points east of tb« 
 ColonMloF<ver, will take the cars K>f the Central Paciflo Railroad via OAKLAND. le»viii( SAN 
 FHANCISCO, via Ferry Landing. Market Struct, at 4 o'doiik, P. M. , duUy, 
 
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Monterey, Cat. 
 
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 Bathing Houses, Character of the Beach, etc. 
 
 The beach is about half a mile from the hotel, and i& the most perfect bathing 
 beaf;h upon the Pacific coast. The bathing-house is a model of beauty and perfection. 
 
 Mr. W. H, Daily, the champion swimmer of the Pacific Coast, and who has 
 mode himself well acquainted with the character of several of the most noted 
 beaches from San Francisco to Santa Monica, says, in a letter dated Monterey, 
 December 15, 1879: " I have made a careful examination of the b«ach at this 
 place, as to its fitness for purposes of bathing. I find it au easy^ sloping beach of 
 nnc sand; no gravel, no stones any where below high water mark. I waded and 
 ■warn up the l)each a quarter of a mile, that is, toward the oast, and also westward 
 toward the warehouse, and found a smooth sandy bottom all the way; no rocks, 
 no sea weed and no undertow. The whiteness of the sand makes thewuter bean* 
 tifnlly clear. I consider the beach here the finest on the Pacific Coast.. I was in 
 the water an hour yesterday, and found it, even at this tim» of the year, nona-too 
 cold for enjoyable bathing.' 
 
 The Climate and Healthful less of Monterey. 
 
 The weather at Monteroy is not«o'Atrann either in summer or winter as in 
 other parts of California further south, but there is an even temperature that con 
 be found nowhere else. From January to I>ecember, year in and year out, there 
 is no summer nor winter weather. Indeed, the weather at Monterey, fronv one 
 year's end to another, ^lertakes of that delightful interlude known in the East and 
 South as " Indian Summer " The same balmy zephyrs breathe a delicious atmos- 
 phere all the year round, and summer and winter, so-called, serenely face each 
 other und exchange compliments. The following carefully prepared table presents 
 the mean temperature of Monterey and many other health resorts and places 
 throughout the world: 
 
 Comparative Table of TemperaturOi 
 
 PLACE. 
 
 Jan. 
 
 July. 
 
 DiflF. 
 
 Latitude. 
 
 MONTEREY 
 
 deg. 
 52 
 49 
 55 
 56 
 57 
 58 
 45 
 49 
 48 
 66 
 30 
 31 
 55 
 46 
 71 
 60 
 40 
 46 
 52 
 58 
 59 
 50 
 
 deg. 
 58 
 57 
 67 
 66 
 65 
 65 
 73 
 72 
 67 
 92 
 74 
 77 
 82 
 76 
 77. 
 70 
 73 
 77. 
 63 
 80 
 77 
 60 
 
 deg. 
 
 8 
 12 
 10 
 
 8 
 
 7. 
 28 
 23 
 19 
 36 
 44 
 46 
 27 
 30 
 
 6 
 10 
 33 
 31 
 
 u. 
 
 22 
 18 
 10 
 
 d^. min. 
 36 36. 
 
 San Francisco 
 
 lx)8 Angd'les 
 
 37 48> 
 34 Oi 
 
 Santa Barbara 
 
 34 24 
 
 San Diego 
 
 32 41 
 
 Santa Monica 
 
 34 00 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 Stockton 
 
 Valleio ; 
 
 38 34 
 
 37 5ft 
 
 38 0& 
 
 Fort Yuma 
 
 Cincinnati 
 
 New York 
 
 32 4a 
 
 39 06. 
 
 40 37 
 
 New Orleans 
 
 29 67 
 
 Naples 
 
 40 52 
 
 Honolulu 
 
 21 1& 
 
 Funchal 
 
 32 38 
 
 Mebtone 
 
 43 71 
 
 Genoa 
 
 City of Mexico 
 
 44 24 
 19 2$ 
 
 Jacksonville 
 
 St. Augustine 
 
 Santa Cruz 
 
 30 SO 
 30 05. 
 37 OO 
 
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 It will be seen by the above table that Monterey has only one rival (Hono^ 
 lulu) in equability of temperature. It must be understood, however, that ther* 
 is a good deal of hot, disagreeable weather on the islands, and a multiplicity efi 
 drawbaoks-whioh Monterey does not possess. There are seldom any high, cold 
 winds at and around Monterey, and never any hot ones. 
 
▼Ul. 
 
 8a/n Frcmciaco — China. 
 
 OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL 
 
 STE^i^sHiF aoi^ipj^isr'Y: 
 
 FOR 
 
 JAPAN and CHINA 
 
 Leave Wharf, corner First and Brannan Streets at noon for 
 
 Yokohama and Hong Kong, 
 
 Connecting at 70Z0HAMA vniTa. Steamers for SHANGHAI. 
 OCEANIC, BELGIC, GAELIC. 
 
 f ASlSACtE TlCKmra.— Cabin Plans on exhibition and Vaamtt Ticlccts for sale at 
 
 ^0. 2 New Montgomery Street, San Francisco. 
 
 Passaice Bat"** aM ftollowH. Mubject to change. 
 
 Payable in U. S. Gold Coin. 
 
 •First-Class 
 or Cabin. 
 
 European 
 Steerage. 
 
 $ 85 00 
 
 Cliines« 
 steerage. 
 
 Distances 
 
 from 
 
 San Francisco 
 
 San Francisco to Yokohama, Japan, 
 
 $250 00 
 
 $53 00 4,764 miles. 
 
 " Hiogo, 
 
 270 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 5,104 " 
 
 " Nagasaki. " 
 
 290 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 62 00 
 
 5,444 " 
 
 ^' : " Shanghai. China, 
 
 305 09 
 
 100 00 
 
 65 00 5,9e4 " 
 
 " ' " Hongkong. " 
 
 300 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 53 00 '6,384 " 
 
 " Calcutta, India, 
 
 450 00 
 
 
 19,385 " 
 
 CmiiDRKN under 12 years of ago, une-lialf rates ; under 5 years, one-quarter rates ; under 1 year, 
 free. 
 
 Family Sbrvants (European) eating and sleeping in European Stecraite, one-lialf cabin rates; 
 eatiHg in C^bin and sleeping in European Steerage, three-quarters cabin rates ; eating and sleep- 
 ing in Ca^in, full cabin rates. 
 
 260 lbs. Baggage allowed each adult Fjret-Class or Cabin Passenger ; 150 lbs. each Earnpean 
 Steerage ; 100 lbs. each Chinese Steerage ; proportionate to Children. 
 
 'i^'Ronnd Trip Tickets, good for twelve months, will be sold at a reduction of 12J per 
 cent, f ron? regular rates. 
 
 An allowance of 20 per cent, on return passage will be made to passengers paying full fare to 
 Japan or China, or vice versa, who re-embark within six months from date of landing, and an 
 allowance of 10 per cent, to those who return within twelve months. 
 
 Famiukb whose fare amounts to four full passaoks will be allowed 7 per cent, reduction. 
 
 Exclusive Use of Staterooms can be secured by the payment of half-rate for extra bertha. 
 
 For Freight, apply to GEO. H. RICE, Freight Agent, at the PACIFIC MAIL 
 8. S. Co's Wharf, or at No. 202 Market Street. 
 
 LELAND STAMFORD, President. 
 
 T. H, eOOBMAM, Gen. Pass. Agent. 
 
California — Nevada. 
 
 iz. 
 
 Mi^IliM0mS SimM]^3 
 
 The Central Pacific and ^uthern Pacific Railroad Companies have land 
 
 f rants direct from the U. S. Government, including Wheat, Farming, 
 'ruit, Qrazing, Dairy and Timber Lands. 
 
 IQVAL TO TBI BEST IB AMIBICA, 
 
 And adapted to all purposes of profitable agriculture, and will sell the 
 
 same in tracts of 
 
 FORTY ACRES AND UPWARDS, 
 
 At prices ranging from 
 
 $2. SO TO $20.00 PER ACRE, 
 
 According to quality and situation. 
 
 These lands extend the entire length of California and across the State of Ne- 
 vada, and — excepting the tracts reserved by Government and those to which a valid 
 homestead or pre-emption right had attached prior to the date of the grant, com- 
 prise all the vacant, odd-numbered sections within twenty miles on each side of the 
 main line of the Central Pacitic Railroad, within thirty miles on each side of the 
 line of the California and Oregon branch of the Central Pacific Railroad, and within 
 thirty miles on each side of the line of the Southern Pacitic Railroad. The course 
 of these lines of roiid can i)e readily ascertained by reference to any late maps of 
 California and Nevada. 
 
 It will be seen that all this country ia situated in the midst of 
 what wiU be, within a few years, a perfect network of railroads. 
 
 Lands, therefore, anywhere within this section, must, in conse(|uence of situation, 
 outside of their intrinsic worth, mcrease very rapidly in value. But, independent 
 of situation, the general excellent quality of the soil, its great productiveness, its 
 adaptability in many places to almost every species of agricultural production, to- 
 gether with the mildness of the climate, the bright skies and the equability of the 
 temperature which prevails over the greater part of its extent, render it a very de- 
 sirable section for the immigrant or settler who wishes to make a happy home in a 
 place where all the comforts und most of the luxuries of life can be had with but 
 little trouble, and where industry and thrift will be sure to meet with an abundant 
 reward. 
 
 Tracts of not less that eighty acres will be sold, if desired, on a credit of five 
 years; that is, twenty per cent, cash in hand, and the remainder of the purchase 
 money payable at any time within five years, with interest at seven per cent, per 
 annum. Circulars, giving full particulars, are supplied gratis, 
 Apply to or address, 
 
 B. B. BSDDINa, Land Agent, C. P. BailroacL 
 JEBOME KADPSN, Land Agent, S. F. Bailroad. 
 
 Comer Fourth and Townsend Sts.* San Francisco. Cal. 
 
z. 
 
 San Francisco, Cal. 
 
 Ticket Office, Washington Street Wharf. 
 
 The Only Direct, and the Shortest, Quickest and Best Equipped 
 BROAD GAUGE ItOAn 
 
 TO THE 
 
 Immense Redwood Forests of Sonoma County, 
 
 A\D TIIK 
 
 BEAUTIFUL SCENEBr OF THE RUSSIAN RIVER. 
 
 The Grandeur and the Variety of the Views on the Line of this Road, are unsur- 
 passed, and every facility will be offered 
 
 TO THE INVALID, TOUEIST, MEHCHANT AND SFOETSM AN, 
 
 In search of health, pleasure, business or ^ame. 
 
 CAMPING PARTIES 
 
 Will find it to their advantage to select their ground on tlie line of this Road, and for 
 
 PICNIC PARTIES 
 
 The Accommodations it offers cannot be beat. 
 
 STAGE CONNECTIGNS. 
 
 This is the Only Direct line to UKIAII AND SKAGGS' SPRINGS. 
 
 This is the New line to EUREKA, HUMBOLDT BAY. 
 
 This is the Shortest to MENDOCINO CITY and to SONOMA. 
 
 This is the Best Equipped and most Comfortable to LAKEPORT, BART- 
 LETT SPRINGS, HIGHLAND SPRINGS and SODA RAY. 
 
 This is the most picturesque to THE WONDERFUL GEYSERS. 
 
 Round Trip Tickets to which are issued via Cloverdale and Calistoga, under 
 the careful management of the world-renowned drivers, Van Arnam, Kennedy and 
 Foss. 
 
 SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. 
 
 For a pleasant day and a good time in the woods, the fields or on tht moun- 
 tains, go by this route. 
 
 General OfBce, 426 Montgomery Street 
 
 
' •►„ 
 
 8cm Francisco, Cal. 
 
 XI. 
 
 North Pacific Coast Raifroad. 
 
 I 
 
 8 /r A. M. for Alameda, WeHt San Lcandro, 
 ,HQ West Han Lori'nzo, KuMMell'B, Mount 
 Eden, Alvarado, Hairri.Newark. Mowry'^^^ Ah isi), 
 Agnew'8, SanUi CInra, San .Ici^e, LoveUuly's, Los 
 OatoK, Alma, Wright's, Glenwood, Fclton, Big 
 Tree Orove, and Santa <:ruz. 
 
 3Qn P. M., for Alameda, Newark, San Jo8c> 
 •wU Santa Cruz, and all intermediate pointR- 
 Qn P. M., for Alameda, Nuwark, San Joge> 
 .,0U SantaCnu, and all intermediate points. 
 On flundUTM only, an additional train 
 will leave San FraiiciBco at 7:40 A. M. (or 
 Santa Crur and all intermediate point'i. 
 
 tSf All through ti-ains will stop at Park Htreet 
 ftnd Pacific avenue only. 
 
 STAClBli COMN JT 
 
 At Los Oatos with 8:45 A. M. and 4:30 P. M. 
 trains for CONGRESS SPRINGS tt SARATOGA; 
 at Wriurht's with 8:45 A. M. train for Wri^'ht's 
 Sammit Ho^se, and at Glenwoo<l with 8:46 A. M 
 train for Magnetic Springs. 
 
 i 
 
 The Most Direct Route toalllPoints on North Coast. 
 
 Tht QBEAT BED WCOSS a&d thsBVSSIAH BIVSB 
 FOUR- HORSE STAGES OF THE NORTH COAST STAGE LINE 
 
 Leave Dunoan Mills Daily, except Mondays* 
 
 For All Points oi\ North Coast. 
 
 Through Trains for Duncan Mills and Way Stations 
 
 LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY. 
 
 Sunday Excur siotiH at Grentljf Reduced Mates, 
 
 TICKET OFFICE, San Quentin & San Rafael Ferry, Market St. Wharf. 
 
 GENERAL O FFICES, 328 Montgomer y Street. 
 
 SOUTH PACIFIC COASTER. R. 
 
 NEW ROUTE— NARROW OUAOE. 
 
 sVU»' 
 
 CommenrlniK Haturday, 9Ia.v 15, INNO, Knatu and Trains will leave San Francisco 
 
 daily from Kerry Lianding, foot of Market Street, as follows: 
 
 Throuffh Trains Ariivi^ at San Fran- 
 cisco at 8:50 and 9:,')0 A. M. and 6:36 P. H. 
 
 Second-Ciass Fare to San Jose, $1.00: 
 
 On mixed trnin only, leaving San Francisco at 
 6:35 A. M. daily, except Sundays. 
 
 EXClJRIilON TICKKTS 
 
 Sold on Saturdays gi>od until Monday following, 
 inclusii'c, to San Jose and return, 9^.50; Santa 
 Cniz and Return, $5.00. 
 
 Ferrieit and lioeal Trains Dally 
 from «an Franelftro: •6:35—7:40—8:45 
 »:45 -10:30 -ll:;« A. M. 12:30— 1:30— 12:30— 
 3:.SO—4:3O-5:JJ0— 6:30— 7:30— 8:30— i 11:30 P. M. 
 
 From HlKh Street, Alameda: "6:46 
 —•6:46 - 7:5(» - 8:50— 9:50— 10:38- 11:35 A. M. 
 12:35 -l:35-t2:35— 3:36— 4:35— 6:86— 636— »:80 
 and 11:30 P. M. 
 
 ^Saturdays aud Sunday.s only. 
 
 •Daily, Sundays excepted. 
 THOS. CARTER, GEO. H. WAOOONER, 
 
 Superintendent. Genl pMrgr Ag^. 
 
TAKE SOUTH PACIFIC COAST R. R. 
 
 To ThfrdfAvenue Station, In Front of Premises* 
 
 Seven Minutes Wallc from Masticic Station. 
 
 B. HALEY & C. A. ED80N, - PROPRIETORS. 
 
Scm Frandaco, Gad. 
 
 • •• 
 
 xm. 
 
 . 
 
 % 
 
 I 
 
 NORTHERN DIVISION 
 
 »@ith©ii Fa©ii€ laili@ai, 
 
 THK FOLLOWINCl 
 
 Wmw^wMm Bmmjmmw Mm®mm%w> 
 
 ARK REACHt:i> BY THI^l lil^iE. 
 
 PESCADERO, (via San Mateo.) 
 
 MADRONE MINERAL SPRINGS, (via Madrone Station.) 
 GILRO Y HOT SPRINGS , (via Gilroy.) 
 
 ^"^U?" I MONTEREY, 
 
 ^^^L [ The MoNt nellKhtrui iSoai«id« Resort on the Pacific Coast. 
 
 lE I FROM SAN FRANCISCO 
 
 HOURS. J By the New Broad Gauge Route (via CaatroTille.) 
 
 All-Rail Route to APTOS, SOQUEL & SA.NTA CRUZ, (via Pajaro.) 
 PARAISO HOT MINERAL SPRINGS, (via Soledad.) 
 PASO ROBLES HOT SPRINGS, (via Soledad.) 
 
 Spseial BOUND TBIP TICEEiTS to abo^e Point? at Eddticed Batee, 
 
 Can be obtiiincU at the Priuuipal Ticket Office, 
 
 PasseiiKer Oi'pot, TownHend ISti-cft, between Third and Fonrth. 
 
 Also, at Ticket Office, Tilace Hotel, No. 2 New Montgomery Street, San FranciKo. 
 
 For a SUBURBIAN RESIDENCE 
 
 DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS 
 
 The attention of Buainesa Men and ramilies is especially invited to the many 
 delightful places on the line of the 
 
 Between San Francisco and San Jose. 
 
 Schedule of Commutation Rates furnished on Application. 
 
 These Tickets are issued only from cha General Office ot the Company, 
 
 Room 88* Cor. Fourth and To^irnaend Sta., San Francisoo. 
 
XIV. 
 
 San Francisco, Col. 
 
 HOLBROOK. MERRILL & STETSON, 
 
 IMPORTERS OF 
 
 Metak. St@f I 
 
 liti, 
 
 1 
 
 LEAD AND IRON PIPE, 
 
 FORCB ANG tlFT PUMPS,^ 
 
 ■ — a 
 
 ■:x."aBt 
 
 Plumbers' Goods, Copper Boilers, 
 
 And a General Assortment of 
 
 BOVSS FVBIIIS1IR& lABBWABZ. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 Plain. Japanned and Stamped Tinware, 
 
 TIN CANS, DAIRYMEN'S STOCK, ETC., 
 
 II I and I 13 California Street, 
 
 AND 
 
 1 7 and 1 9 Davis Street, 
 
 SAir FRANCISCO, CAL. 
 
San Francisco, Cal. 
 
 XV. 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHER, 
 
 Montgomery Street, 
 
 SAN FBAITCZSCO, 
 
 CALIFORNIA. 
 
 TAKK THE 
 
 ELEVATOR. 
 
 Montgomery Street, corner Market. 
 
 mini 
 
 !A^ ft 
 
 OEOROE (JAMPBKIiL. 
 
 E. D. HEATLEY. 
 
 DICKSON, DE WOLF &. CO., 
 
 410, 412 and 414 Battery St., San Francisco. 
 
 CAMPB^SLL, HEATLE7 & CO., 11 Qeorge Yard, Lombard St, London. 
 
 Sole Agents of the Celebrated O.itherwood's Whiskies, viz: A. A. A., Century, 
 
 Eureka, Granston, etc. 
 
 THE ABOVE WELL-KNOWN 
 
 SUPERIOR MONTE DIABLO COAL, 
 
 The most ecoDomical that can be used for Bteatn. is for sale in ]ott to 
 aait, at Black Diamond Landing, Contra Costa Co., and at the office of the 
 Company, S. £. corner of Folsom and Spear Streets. 
 
 P. B. OOEITWALL, Fres't B. ]). 0. M. 
 
XVI. 
 
 San Frandeeo, Col, 
 
 ARTIST TAILOR, 
 
 237 BUSH STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 und':r occidental hotel. 
 
 
 Card. 
 
 AVE constantly on hand the finest and latest Importations 
 ^ from LONDON, NEW YORK, BERLIN and PARIS, of 
 V -^ N^ Cloths, Cassimeres, Cheviot and Scotch goods ever before 
 offered to the public of the Pacific Coast. 
 
 To my former pat) jns and residents of interior cities I stand 
 ready, at a moment's notice, to express a full line of samples of 
 my latest importations, with descriptive fashion plates if desired ; 
 also, rules for self-measunment; thus facilitating the ordering of 
 Clothes. My wide-spread reputation guaranteeing perfect satis- 
 faction in style and fit. 
 
 All orders shall receive my personal supervision and be fillod 
 with promptness and dispatch. 
 
 Respectfully, 
 
 HENRY STEIL 
 
Stiii Francisco, Cal. 
 
 '\ 
 
 xvii 
 
 ®%nlM 
 
 Mainifacturer and Importer of 
 
 HAT 
 
 AND 
 
 HAT MATERIALS, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail, 
 IV. E. CORTVER 
 
 Montgomery and Bnsb, 
 
 FACTORY, 
 
 416 
 
 _ MARKET STREET, 
 
 iLisJ SAN FKANCISCO 
 
 VISITORS to SAN FRANCISCO 
 
 Should not fail to order a pair of 
 
 CHARLES DIETLE'S 
 
 Odibmtd BmU m Ste 
 
 235 BUSH STREET, Occidental Hotel Building, S. F. 
 
 1 
 
I ' 
 
 XVlll 
 
 San Francisco, Cal. 
 
 W. f. KAY. 
 
 W. R ANDKRSON. 
 
 W. S. RAY « CO., 
 
 Maiiufactiifcrs ami Wholesale Dealers in 
 
 Moos'Sp 0fic6 ad Cooking StoveSp 
 
 TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE. 
 
 Nos. 1 2 and 1 4 Market Street, San Francisco- 
 
 Foundry, 288 Main Street. 
 
 tS' Manufactures Kxtra nrieksaiul Liiiiiij^s for all kiiidi of Stoves and Itnn^es. 
 
 k 
 
 I 
 
 >cu>u..uu.u.m»USaeBl 
 
 Northeast Corner Nonigomery and Market Streets, 
 
 Under Hiliernia I?:ink, San Francisco. 
 
 The iindersiijnecl takes pleasure in inforniin;^ his friends and the |nil)Iic of the 
 city and interior, that he has in stock the finest Frames, Mats, Passe-Pnrtout, &c.' 
 in San Francisco. His attention is devoted entirely to this branch of business and 
 as a'consequence he is enalaled lo secme many advantages to his customers. 
 tm' Fini'Ht of Uoods at Bottom I*ri<'«>N. 
 
 Re-Gilding done equal to new. LOUIS DAMPFa 
 
 ,„.s B „,, „ DIXON & BERNSTEIN , * ' "™"~ 
 
 «SO A «»« MARKET ST., 1« A 14 FRO!VT ST., MA7V FRAIVCISCO 
 
 I FROM DENVER OVER THE COLORADO DIVISION 
 
 _^_^ OF THE 
 
 Union Pacific R. R. 
 
 INTO THE 
 
 ^Switzerland of America through the Famous Clear Creek Canyon. 
 
 The Only Road Running into the Heart of the Best Gold 
 and Silver Mining Camps of Colorado. 
 
 For full particulars address W. N. BABCOCK, 
 
 General Agent, Denver. Col. 
 Or TH08. L. KIMBALL, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent, Omaha, Neb. 
 
 Insurance e 
 
San Francitico, Gal. 
 
 XIX 
 
 TEUBNER & HOFFMANN, 
 
 KNTIRE NEW STYLE OK 
 
 jxlElTajm sHomr cases 
 
 /|j,,.ri':ii:'iw"' ii ^ :i! liiii i'iil!iii!:,||riif|j?|^|K 
 
 ' " '''**^i;i|i!|iimrnvi;:iig.' 
 
 No. SHit Calit'oriiia Mt., Iii't. Kcat'iiy anil IlIoiitBOiiit'i'.v MtN., (HaMomont. 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 J. GUS BURT, 
 
 General FircliasiiE Apit 
 
 EUREKA & PALISADE 
 
 Fou I RAILROAD. 
 
 COUNTRY MERCHANTS! 
 
 A^'" Conuects with all trains of the C. P. 
 
 Mining: Companies. I r. r, to and from Eureka. 
 
 Insuranci! eflfectecl in goixl Ci)ini)iiiiies at lowest 
 rates. 
 
 Office, 116 Front Street, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 T. V. liAWIiKK Gen. I'as. ami Ticket Agt. 
 J. X. HI Mi, (ien. Freight. Agt. 
 
 ESTABLISHED IN 1851. 
 
 THOS. HOUSEWORTH & CO. 
 
 AND 
 
 nmwiP 
 
 12 Montgomery Street, 
 
 
 I! 
 
 P.O 1704. 
 
F 
 
 mm 
 
 I ■ 
 
 XX 
 
 San Fnmciaeo, Cal. 
 
 
 em 
 
 
 The pleasure of a visit to San Francisco is very much enhanced by a 
 ride througli Golden Gate Park to the Cliff House; and the best place 
 to get a team with which to thoroughly enjoy the drive is at the 
 
 dmSUi 
 
 Bush Street, aboye Z^zxny, just bslow th? California Theatre. 
 
 Order by Telephone from your Hotel. 
 
 E. RAAS « CO., 
 
 IMPORTERS OK 
 
 TAILORS' TRIMMINGS A SPECIALTY. 
 
 26 and 23 Montgomery Strest, between Market and Sutter, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 J. S. FERNALD, 
 
 BBOKER. 
 
 Stocks, Bonds, Railroad, Gas, Water,, Powder 
 and Local Securities, 
 
 SAN FRAKCXSCO. 
 
Portland, Oregon. 
 
 XXI 
 
 FOR ALASKA. 
 
 GiLIiIFORHIiL 
 
 CARRYING THE U. S, MAIL, 
 
 WILL SAIL FROM 
 
 PORTLAND, OREGON. 
 
 On or about the 28th day of each month, for 
 
 Fort Wrangle & Sitka 
 
 Calling at Port Townsend for the U. S. Mail on the first of each month, 
 
 and Touching at 
 
 And OTHER PORTS on the ALASKA ROUTE. 
 
 For Freight or Passage apply to the Purser on board, or to 
 
 1>. B, CORNWALL, 
 
 Corner Spear and Folsom Streets, San Francisco. 
 
r 
 
 xxn 
 
 San Francisco, Cal. 
 
 ,i 
 
 PHILADELPHIA 
 
 BREWEB.T 
 
 Corner Second and Folsom Streets, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 The amount of Besr sold during the year 1879 was about 45,034 bbls 
 
 I take the present opportunity of thankinjj my Krien('s and Customers for the liberal 
 support heretofore extended to the 
 
 PHILADELPHIA BREWERY, 
 
 And notify iheni that I have added to my establishment 
 
 By which I hope, throajjli the greatly increased facilities now possessed 
 by me, to furnish, as usual, a 
 
 Superior Article of Lager Beer 
 
 That shall not only equal that previously furnished by me but convince them that I 
 am determined to merit their continued patronasje and support. 
 
 
 JOHN WIELAND. 
 
MixceUaiu'oHS. 
 
 xxm 
 
 B. I. ENAPP'S SIDE HUL PLOW 
 
 The BEST and CHEAPEST in the Market. 
 
 Is stronger and less complicated than any other Plow, working easle 
 for Man and Te am. Is made of the best Steel, is warranted to work wel 
 and give satisfaction on hill or valley. 
 
 B. I. ENAPF, Manufacturer and Proprietor, 
 
 HALF MOON BAY, CAL. 
 
 Plow complete With Wheel S2 CO 
 
 Extra Shears •S4 OO 
 
 Extras can always be had. 
 
 
 TO FARMERS EXCLUSIVELY. 
 
 SOLK AdKNT FOR THE 
 
 GREATEST AGRICULTURAL MANUFACTURERS 
 
 IN THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 INfUKI.NG 
 
 Fish Bro's & Go's Farm, Freight, Spring and Header Wagons, 
 Furst & Bradley Mf'g Go's Garden Gity Glipper Gang and 
 
 Suikey Plows, Horse Rakes. Harrows, Gultivators. 
 I. Gase & Go/s Threshers, Engines and Horse Powers. 
 Lawrence & Ghapin's Diamond Iron Plows, 
 
 P. Weyhrich & Go's Haines Improved Headers. 
 
 Wheeler & Meleck Go's Le Dow Harrows. 
 
 As we do not purchase these j^ood-., l)iU are sim])ly Manufacturers' Agents, we 
 are prepared and instructed to name such i)rices as will defy any convjietition from 
 any source. Before purchasing, send for Circulars, and list of prices. 
 
 Address. CgQ. A. DAVIS, 
 
 327 MABEET STUEEP, San Fransisso, CaL 
 
XXIV 
 
 San Francisco, Cal. 
 
 IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. 
 
 T H p: 
 
 laslifg jlffiei ieai Faeket Co"s 
 
 DIRECT WEEKLY STEAMSHIPS 
 
 CIMBRM, FRISIA, GEllERT, HERDER, lESSING, 
 SILESIA, SUEVIA, WESTPHALIA, WIELAND, 
 
 j<K'r\vii:ji:N 
 
 PassongeiH to Plymouth receive free pass age to any station in the 
 Soutli of Enghind. 
 
 Steerage Passengers l»ooketl to and from Copenhagen, Malmoe 
 
 Oothemburg, Christiania, Ghristiansand, Stavanger, 
 Bergen, Drontheim and Stockholm, tit Lowest Rates. 
 
 Steamers leave New York every Thursday, 'it - P- M., 
 
 carrying the U. H., Fi'eiich and Imjterial (lerman Mails. 
 
 For further information ap))ly to 
 
 C. B. RICHARD & CO., Cen. Pass. Ae;ts, 
 
 61 Broadway, New York. 
 
 Or to L F. MEINEE & CO., Gen. Agts for the Pacific Coast, 
 
 401 California Htreet, tiaii Frandseo. 
 
 WSS^ Agents in all the Principal Towns. 
 
 IV|:^_ 
 
MmcellaneouH. 
 
 XXV 
 
 EDUCATION FOR PROFIT. 
 
 Mtim CItj Cosmeidal Colie 
 
 . B. WORCESTER, Principal and Proprietor. 
 
 p. O, Box 400. 
 
 SAN JOSE CAL. 
 
 This Practical School of Business 
 
 OFFERS SPKCJIAL ADVANTAdES to Younf,' M(mi ami Ladies for 
 learning tliuse things they must know to get on in the World. 
 
 ITS LOCATION, Healthful and AcceHHible 
 
 ITS HALLS, supplied with all necessary means of Instruction. 
 
 ITS TEACHERS, Persons of Ability, experience and enthusiasm. 
 
 ITS COURSE OF STUDY, Most practical, progressive and best 
 balanced. 
 
 ITS VARfETY AND EXTENT, Equal to the widest requirements 
 of business. 
 
 ITS WORK, Endorsed i)y the people of the Coast. 
 
 ITS INFLUENCE AND DISCIPLINE, Promotive of habits of or- 
 der, diligence and integrity. 
 
 ITS GRADUATES, in places of trust and profit all over the country. 
 
 ITS TUITION Low. 
 
 lEW mmmtm mmm 
 
 m^ 
 
 CORNER OF W\mk AND NEW MONTGOIVIERY STREETS, 
 
 Near the Palace and Grand Hotels SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 Brick Stable — Light and Airy, All kinds of Turnouts and good Saddle Horses 
 to let. Best Boarding Stable in the City. Business Buggies a Specialty. 
 
 0". im:. :pa.i?.ice:e?.. 
 
 Late at 16 Sutter Street, will be In constant attendance, and will buy and Sell Horses on Conimii- 
 
 sion. XS" Country Orders Solicited. 
 
XXVI 
 
 San Frmulsco, Cal. 
 
 CALIFORNIA NIARKET, 
 
 Located on Pine and California Sts., bet. Montgomery & Kearny. 
 
 This is the lar^^est and host rei^iilated institution of itH kind ii: Sun Francisco, Visitors from the 
 interior should sec tliis Market as one of the sights in tlie j^reat nietropoli!). 
 
 MORGAN & CO., 
 
 Importers and Dealers in 
 
 FRESH OYSTERS, 
 stall 87 . 
 
 SWANBERC & WEST, 
 
 Importers, Planters, and Wholesale I'calers in 
 all kinds of 
 
 FliESH OYSTERS, 
 
 stall lO, 
 
 CALIFORNIA MARKET. 
 
 DOANE & CO., 
 
 Wholesale Dealerb in 
 
 STALL 92. 
 
 SPENCE & JOHNSON, 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 All kinds of Fresh Fish 
 . stall 93. 
 
 JOSEPH ANDERAN, 
 
 Denier in 
 
 Swiss Sausage and Delicacies 
 
 j Stall 93. 
 
 I RICHARD O. MOWRY, 
 
 j Connnissiciii Merchant. Wholesale and Retail 
 I Dealer in 
 
 Stalls i 03 & 1 04. 
 
 JOHN WILTON & CO., 
 
 nalry Pro€luc<», 
 
 Agents Bihler's Butter, 
 Stalls 23 & 24. 
 
 F. N. WOODS & CO., 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 
 
 A.ALBERS, POULTRY AND GAME. 
 
 White House Oyster Saloon, | 
 
 50, 51 & 52 California Market. 
 
 Stalls 66, 66 & 67. 
 
 SOLOMON, TESMORE, i M. B. MORACHAN, 
 
 Dealer ni i Dealer in 
 
 And ail kinds of Shell Fish, 
 
 Stalls 57, 68 and 69. 
 
 Kntraiico 41H Tine Street. 
 
 BAY CITY OYSTER COMPANY, 
 
 U'HOI..G»!iAIiIS 
 
 OYSTER DEALERS, 
 
 And all kinds of Shell Fish, 
 
 Stall 68. 
 
 0|i«ii IVisflit and I>a.v. 
 
 ROBERT F. BUNKER, 
 
 Ciircr and Dealer in California Su>far-('nred 
 
 HA^MS, BAco:^r, 
 
 Pork, Lard, Smoked Tongfues, 
 Beef, Sausages, Etc. 
 
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 CONTENTS. 
 
 -o- 
 
 Acampo, Cal 41X1 
 
 Adaiiiuvillo, Or 247 
 
 AtlaiiiKville, Utah ix 
 
 Adiii, fttl 4I«I 
 
 Adiibt'town, Mmit 117 
 
 Aifiia Fria, AT 444 
 
 Alaincda, Cal 4!)«, 1401 
 
 Alamo, (.'ul 4!>7 
 
 Albany, Or •_'47 
 
 Allilon, Cal 4i)8 
 
 Albion, Idaho IW, 14(12 
 
 Albiim, Mc.nt lix 
 
 Alfatras, Cal 41).s 
 
 Alder, Or 240, 14(12 
 
 Alexandur, Cal 4lth 
 
 Aluxandra, AT 44."i 
 
 Allo(,'hany, Cal 4i»8 
 
 AlleiidftI •, Cal 4)»s 
 
 Alien S)irii)(;s, Cal 4!)!t 
 
 Alma. Cal IDO 
 
 Aliiiotrt, Wash 37 
 
 Alpha, .Vuv IM) 
 
 Ali)itiu ( itv. rti^h 18 
 
 Alpowu,W"T 377 
 
 Alboa, Or 240 
 
 AItu, Cal VM 
 
 Alta. Utah IH 
 
 Altai ille, Cal 4(t!» 
 
 Altlioimu, Or 24!» 
 
 Aiiinsvillo, Or 2ri3 
 
 Aurora Mills, Or 2W 
 
 Aurora, Ncv 150, 14(12 
 
 Austin, Nov KiO 
 
 Haird,(al r>(W 
 
 HakcrCitv, Or a.Vt 
 
 Maker C'tv, Or 14(1:! 
 
 IJakcrsllold, Cal Htili 
 
 Hallciia.Cal rx* 
 
 »allHvill«, Or 2.'i4 
 
 UanddM, Or 254 
 
 llanifiir, (.'al .'iO'<|Honaii/ai City, Idaho . 
 
 Ilaniior, Idaho l(in,MoiinvilU', Cal 
 
 Hhic Canyon, Cal 61S 
 
 nine Lake, Cul 1466 
 
 Hoea, Cal 616 
 
 ll<idu){a ( 'ornerH, Cal 616 
 
 Boilio, Cal t 616 
 
 HoguH. Cal 621 
 
 H(p|t(oCitv, Idaho . ...100,1465 
 
 lloiHtfort; WT a'T, 1474 
 
 Hnlniii.«, Cal .621 
 
 Itollonhelm, Utah 1474 
 
 Honunza, Or . 266 
 
 101, 1474 
 621 
 
 nann'njf, Cal 14(1.' i Borden, Cal ri21. 1474 
 
 Hannock City, Mont llSlfioston .Mills, Or 266 
 
 Hanta, Cal . .' nosi Boulder Creek, Cal 521 
 
 Barke.ville, iUi 423 Boulder Valley, .Mont 110 
 
 n»rtlett S|ii insfs, Cal .'i(),MiB„uldln Island, Cal 1474 
 
 llatavia, Cal r>OI>iBozoinan, .Mont 110, 1474 
 
 Bath, Cul WiftiBi-adshaW, A T ...446 
 
 Battle Mountain, Nev Lltl] Brentwood, Cal 621 
 
 Bay ( eiitre, \V T • • • •.S77iBi idKep<irt, Cal . . r>21 
 
 Bavnes Sound, B C 423|BridKevillo, Cal 6ii2 
 
 Bear liiyrrCity, Utah lillBrijrhuni City, A T 446 
 
 Bear's Mouth.'Mont Us BriKhivni City, Utah 20 
 
 Beartown, .Mont llis|Bvinhtiin, Cal 622 
 
 lltar Valley, Cal .M)0|Rrinton, Utah 21 
 
 Beaver, Or 2r)4iBristol, Nev l.'i) 
 
 Heaver City, Utah 1», U(i.'ilBriti!'h ( ohuidiia (alphnhet- 
 
 Altoona, Cal -.4l)li; Beaverhead Hock, .Mont 120 tcall\) 422 
 
 Alturas, Cal 4l(iljMea\erton, Or . 2ri4' British Columbia (classified). 43") 
 
 Alvarado, Cal W Beeksvith, Cal ."iimjBron.'o, Cal 622 
 
 Alviso, Cal riOoillPdfiird, Mim' U.-ilrrooklle^d, W T 377 
 
 Alvor(l,Or 211)1 Bed Hock, AT 44 
 
 Amador City, Ciil .'■iOi)|Bellei ille, Nev I.is 
 
 American Fork, Utah llljUellviile, Or -JUri 
 
 American Itaneh, AT 44;i', Belleviie, Or 2")."i 
 
 Amity, Or 241>,llellevue, Utah 20 
 
 . Anacortes. W T 377|BellpiiKsi, Or 2 
 
 Anaheim, (.'al .'ii'O Bull's Bridtfe, Cal TiOi) 
 
 Anatone,WT 3;7 Belmont, Cal ^m 
 
 Anderson, <'al .Mr.'lBflmont, .Mimt 110 
 
 Angel Islaml, Cal .">03 Belmont, Nev IW 
 
 Anyci's Camp, i 'al ri()2 reiiiciii, Cal ,'i(i!» 
 
 Annabella, Ulfih 14(12 IVnson, Utah 2" 
 
 Antelojie, Cal i'os Benson City, A T 
 
 Antelope, Or 2.^0iBensoii's Ijuidlnj;, .Mont 
 
 Antelope Valley, AT 44 'i Benton Iduul, .Mont . . . . 
 
 Anthony House, Cal :.():! Beowawe, .Vev 
 
 Anti(K'h, Cal .'miH Penlao, (al 
 
 Anvil llo( k, .\ T 41.". Be keley, Cal 
 
 Apaelie Bass, AT 44.^ Berlin, Cal 
 
 Applej,'ate, Cal l4(i2,Bei niinlo, tUvl 
 
 Appli^h'ate, Or 2."iO Berry Creek, Cal 
 
 AptOK, Cal , rid-l I'eth'any, (Jal 
 
 Aqueduct ( ity, Cal : O.'j, Bethany, Or 
 
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 Arbuekle, Cal fiO.'i Bethel, Or 2i 
 
 Areadia, W T .'177 Bieber, Cal :612 
 
 Areas Island, \V T 377 Bit; Bui,' Creek, AT 44.'i 
 
 Areata, Cal i'.O') \\<<!kx, Ca' :\l-l 
 
 Arnenta, .Mont ll.><| Bit,' \'idley, Cal r.l3 
 
 Ar^onta, Utah lOjBinjihaml Utah 20 
 
 Ariyaca, A T 445|Binjihami)ton, Cal 61.") 
 
 Arizona, (al]ihabetically) 444'Binhville, Cal .M.S 
 
 Arizona, (elassifled) 474; Bird's LnndinK, Cal 'ilSiCaliente, Cal 1474 
 
 Arroyo, Or .' 2iiOlBlaek Bear, Cal TiU California (alplmhetieally). . .491 
 
 Artondale, W T 377|Blaek Diamond, Cal :>14 I'alifornia (cla-ssified) 805 
 
 AHhland, ('al 60<l,Blaek(oot, Idaho lOOiCalifornia Railroads, 491 
 
 Ashland. Or 250iBlackfoot City, Mont 1 lolcalistojfa, Cil 624 
 
 Ashley, Utah 19, 14(12 Black's, Cal . ." ,''>14 ('all's Fort, Utah 21 
 
 Brooklyn, Cal f'22 
 
 Br.x'ks, or 265 
 
 Bro« iisborouiih, (Jr '256 
 
 Brown's Bark, Utah 1471 
 
 Brown's Valley, Cal 6'J'2 
 
 BrownN\ille, ("'al 522 
 
 I'.rownsville, Or 255 
 
 Urownton, Or 266 
 
 Bruceport, \V T 377 
 
 Buchanan, Cal 523 
 
 Buck's Uaneh, Cal 623 
 
 Bueiia Vista, Or 256 
 
 Bullard's Bar, Cal 523 
 
 Bullion, Nev -.159 
 
 Bullionsvillc, Nev 169 
 
 Bumble Bee, AT 445 
 
 Burifettville, Cal 523 
 
 Burnt Pine, Mont 120 
 
 Burnt Ranch, Cal 1474 
 
 Burrard's Inlet, HC 423 
 
 Butcher Ranch. Cal -523 
 
 Butler\ille, Utah '21 
 
 Butte City, Cal 523 
 
 Butte City, Mont 120 
 
 liutle Cveek, Or "256 
 
 Butter » reek. Or 2.'i6 
 
 Butteville, Or 256 
 
 Bvron.l'al 563 
 
 Cable City, Mont 121 
 
 Caehe Creek, BC 423 
 
 Cahto, Cal 524 
 
 Astoria, Or 2,11 
 
 Atkinson, Cal !)00 
 
 Atlanta, Idaho 100 
 
 Auburn, Cal 506 
 
 Auburn, (Jr 253 
 
 Blauk's Station, Idaho 14H.T (,'amanehe, Cal 524 
 
 Blanco, Cal 514 Camas Valley, Or 266 
 
 Blockshurjf, Cal 514 Cambria, CSil 624 
 
 Kloomfleld, Cal ... 514 Cambridge, Nev I6» 
 
 Bloomlntfton, Idaho loolcamorontown, B C 423 
 
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 Contentii. 
 
 Camp Xakor, Mniit 121 
 
 Camp Hiiwie, AT.. 44»i 
 
 Cunip DoukIuh, I'tah 21 
 
 Camj) (Iroiit, (.'al 147ri 
 
 Camp (Jraut, A T 44(1 
 
 Camp lluHvuk, Nov IMi 
 
 Camp llariioy, Or 2riti 
 
 Camix), Cal ." Siifi 
 
 Campo SeiM), Ciil fpifi 
 
 Camp I'olk, Or 117ri 
 
 Camp Tlidimis, AT 44(1 
 
 Cnmptonvilli, t'al ^2.0 
 
 Camp Vurdu, AT 44(i 
 
 Canby, Or '.'Ml 
 
 Canilelaria, Nev 160, 147;i 
 
 Cariiiun, Utah 21 
 
 Canton, iMont 122 
 
 Canyon Citj , Or 2r>(l 
 
 Canyon City, Or 147r> 
 
 Can} oi, Kerry, Mont 122 
 
 <:!apay, Cal 
 
 Capetown, Cal 147f> 
 
 Capistrano, Cul 52(1 
 
 Carlcton, Or 257 
 
 Carlin, Nuv 1(10 
 
 Carpenturitt, Cal f)2(i 
 
 Carrolton, \V T M77 
 
 Carrollton, W T 1475 
 
 Carson City, Nev 100 
 
 Ca8a (Jnindc, AT 440 
 
 Casi'ftilu Locks, Or 257 
 
 Cascades, W T ;i78 
 
 Caspar, Cal 520 
 
 CasBiar, HC 42:! 
 
 Castle Dale, Utah 117 
 
 Castle Dome, AT 44(i 
 
 Caitlo Kock, VVT M7S 
 
 Castroville, Cal .520 
 
 Cathlamct, W T 37b 
 
 Cayueas, Cal 527 
 
 Cedar City, I'tali 21, 1470 
 
 Codar Creek, W T 1470 
 
 Cedar Flat, Cal 52 . 
 
 Cedar Fort, Utali 1470 
 
 Cedir .luiK'tioii, Mont 12 
 
 Cedurville, Cal 51 
 
 Cedarvillc. W T ;i78 
 
 Cedar Valley, Utah 21 
 
 Center, I'tah 21 
 
 Center Hend, Or 257,1470 
 
 Centerville, Fresno Co, Cal. .1470 
 
 Centeryillu, O. 257 
 
 Centerville, Utah •.-.2 
 
 Central Ferry, Idaho 101 
 
 Centrol Mouse, Cal 527 
 
 Central Park, Mont 122 
 
 Central I'oint, Cal 527 
 
 Central Point, Or 257 
 
 Centrcville, Alameda Co,Cal..527 
 
 Centreville, Idaho 101 
 
 Centreville, Jloiit 122 
 
 Ceres, Cal ri'ss 
 
 Challis, Idaho 101,1470 
 
 Charleston, AT 450 
 
 Charleston Utah 22,1470 
 
 Chehalis, \V T .•i78 
 
 Cherokee, H\itte co ('al 528 
 
 Cheiokee, Nev eo Cal 5'_'8 
 
 Cherry Creek, Idaho 102 
 
 Cherry Creek, Nev 100 
 
 Cherry Valley, W T ;i78 
 
 Chester, Utaii 22 
 
 Chestnut, Mont 122, 1470 
 
 Chewauean, Or 257 
 
 Chico, C»! 528 
 
 Chiso, Mont 1470 
 
 Chile Uuleh, Cal 5S5 
 
 Chinese Camp, Cal 535 
 
 Chino, AT 440 
 
 CWno, Cal 535 
 
 Cholame, Cal 535 
 
 (?hrlHlino, Cal 53.) 
 
 Cluialar, Cal 535 
 
 Cieero, Mont 122 
 
 I'leneK'a, AT 440 
 
 Cinnabar, Cal 535 
 
 Cisco, Cal 535 
 
 Clackamas, Or 257 
 
 Claniy, .Mont 122 
 
 la(|Uato, \V T 37>> 
 
 ClarkslmrK, Cal 63; 
 
 (,'larkston, Utah 22 
 
 ClarkKVille, Cal 537 
 
 Clarksville, Or 2.'.7 
 
 Clatskalne, W T 378 
 
 ('lay, Cal 530 
 
 Clay tan, I'al 530 
 
 ( 'Icarwater, Idaho 102 
 
 Clenton, WT 1477 
 
 Cleveland, Or 257 
 
 Clifton, A T 440 
 
 (;lil'tiili, Idaho 102 
 
 Clift Or 257 
 
 Clinton, HC 423 
 
 Clinton, Cal 5.3i 
 
 Clipii'T (iaj>, Cal .530 
 
 ('Ii))i)or .Mills, Cal 530 
 
 Cloverdalo, ( 'ul .530 
 
 Cloverilale, Nev 100 
 
 Coalville, Utah 22 
 
 ('o'eur DAleno, Idaho 102 
 
 Cold Spring, Mont 147 
 
 Cole's Valley, (Jr 25 
 
 Colfax, Cal 538 
 
 Colfa.\, WT 378, 147 
 
 Colleye (Mtv, ( al .53S 
 
 ColIeKevI'le, Cal 53!) 
 
 Collinsville, Cal 5;il) 
 
 Colonm, (-'al 531) 
 
 Colton, Cal 14 
 
 Coltou, W T 37!) 
 
 Coluuihia, Cal 5o!> 
 
 Columbia, Nev 100 
 
 Columbia Citv, Or 257 
 
 IJolumbia Hill, (.'al .541 
 
 Columbus, Nev ICO, 1477 
 
 Oolunibus WT 370 
 
 Colusa, Cal 541 
 
 Como.x, H C 423 
 
 Conipton, Cal 543 
 
 Conoi>rd, Cal 543 
 
 Connor l^reek, Or 2.58 
 
 Contents 5 
 
 Contention City, AT 447 
 
 Coos City, (Jr 258 
 
 Copperopolis, Cal 544 
 
 Co(|uille, (Jr 258 
 
 Corral Kill, Nev 107 
 
 ( 'oi'delia, Cal ."45 
 
 (.'orinne, Utah 22 
 
 (Cornelius, Or 258 
 
 Coniuccpia, N-.;v 10 
 
 Corvallis, Mont 122 
 
 Corvallis, Or 25>s 
 
 Co.sumnes, Cal 54 
 
 C.>tta!,^e (irove, Or 200 
 
 Cottonwo'id, Idaho 1477 
 
 Coulsoii, Mont 122 
 
 CoultiTN ille, Cal 5 15 
 
 Coupville, W T 37!), !4:-7 
 
 Courtlami, Cal .'i4i! 
 
 Cov.', Or 200 
 
 Coveland, WT 31! 
 
 Covelo, t al .540 
 
 Cowichen, HC 423 
 
 Cowlitz, W T 379 
 
 (^rab Creek, WT 14 
 
 Criiwfordsville, Or 200, 1478 
 
 Creiss\ , Cal 540 
 
 Cresviile, Or 260 
 
 Cronn», Nev KiO 
 
 Cross Keys, Or 1478 
 
 (JroMlen, Utah 24 
 
 Crystal Peak, Nev 187 
 
 Ciu'anioni.'a, ( 'al 1478 
 
 Cutfev'sCove, Cal MO, 14S 
 
 Dallas, Or 200,1478 
 
 Canv ille, Cal 548 
 
 Dardanelles, Or 281 
 
 Dark Canyon, c;al 646 
 
 Darwin, Cal... ••■ 647 
 
 Davenjiort, Cal 547 
 
 Davis Creek, Cal 648 
 
 Davi.svillt,Cal 547 
 
 Dayton, Nov 107 
 
 Davtnn, Or 251 
 
 Dm ton, W T 871) 
 
 Dead Man, WT 1478 
 
 Dease Creek, H C 423 
 
 Decoto, Cal 648 
 
 Deer Creek, II C 428 
 
 Deer bodge City, Mont 122 
 
 Deeth, .Nev 167 
 
 Delta, Cal 548 
 
 Democrat Culeh, Or 281 
 
 DenvortoB, Cal 548 
 
 De Uedwood, Cal 548 
 
 DesniMBo, Cal 548 
 
 De S( hute's Hridne, Or 281 
 
 De .Suhute's Ferry, Or 261 
 
 Deseret, UUih 24 
 
 Dexter, Or 261 
 
 Diamond City, Mont. ..123, 1478 
 
 Dianioiul City, Nev 107 
 
 Diamond Springs, (,'al 548 
 
 Diamond, Utah 24 
 
 DiUey, Or 261 
 
 Divide, Mont 123 
 
 Dixie, Or 262 
 
 Di.xon.Cal 649 
 
 Donahue, Cal 651 
 
 Dou^'liertv's Station, Cal 551 
 
 DouifhiB (Jity, Cal 551 
 
 Doufflas Flat, Cal 551 
 
 Dover, Utah 1479 
 
 DowiK V city, t'al 561 
 
 Dowmy villi,', Nev 107 
 
 Dottiiieville, (-'al 651 •• 
 
 Drain, Or 262 
 
 Draper, Utah 24 
 
 Drvtown, Cal 5.52 
 
 Dublin, t'al ... .562 
 
 IJuukwater, Nev 107 
 
 Dufnr, Or 202 
 
 Dunemi's Mills, Cal 562 
 
 Duncan's Uetreat, Utah. 24, 1479 
 
 Dun (ilcii, Nev 107 
 
 Dunnigan, Cal .553 
 
 Dutch Flat, (-"al ,5,53 
 
 Dwaniish, WT 1479 
 
 Dwi Citv, Idaho 102 
 
 Ka','le Creek, Or 202 
 
 K.afrle I'uiiit, 262 
 
 KiiH:le Itock, Idaho 102 
 
 Kagle 8alt Works, Nev 107 
 
 Kaj,'uville, Vn\ 558 
 
 Fa.st bake, t'al 5 8 
 
 Kast Oakland. Cal 5.56 
 
 Kasl IVutland, Or 202 
 
 Kast .Sound, W. T 380 
 
 Kberhardt; Nev 108 
 
 KchoCity, Utah 24 
 
 Kueii, Utali 24 
 
 Kdgewooil, t'al 6.57 
 
 KdisoM, W T 1479 
 
 Khrenberg, AT 447 
 
 K\ ("ahon, Cal 557 
 
 KIluSL'o, fill .5.58 
 
 Kl Dorado, t'alaveras co Cal . .668 
 
 Ei Dorado, Cal 5,58 
 
 El Dorado, (-)r 263 
 
 Klihu, W T 1479 
 
 Elk City, Idaho it_ 
 
Contents. 
 
 KIkCroek, Cal 568 
 
 Elk Flat, Or 2t);i 
 
 Klk Orove, Cal BSh 
 
 Elk Huad, Or 147l» 
 
 Elko, Nev 16S, 1470 
 
 Elkton, Or 2(iH 
 
 Ellonsburif, Or 2U4 
 
 EllonsbiirK, W T !I8() 
 
 Elliott, Cal 8r>8 
 
 Ullawurlli, Nov 174 
 
 Elrna, W T 880 
 
 Elmira, Cal BriD 
 
 El Monte, Cal 859, 1471( 
 
 Elsliiore, Utah 1471) 
 
 Ely, Nev 174 
 
 Emigrant Oap, Cal 651) 
 
 Eniniatuii, Cal 55!) 
 
 Empire Citv, Nev 174, 1470 
 
 Empire City, Or 'U\i 
 
 Eiiiliantuil I'rairiu, Or 147U 
 
 EnturpriHe, Or 204 
 
 Euterprlse, Utah 24 
 
 Eola, Or 204 
 
 Ephraim, Utah 2. 
 
 Epperson, Cal 551) 
 
 Erie, Cal 147i) 
 
 Escalanto, Utah 147SI 
 
 Esquimalt, H C 424 
 
 E;i8inifton, B C 424 
 
 Etna Mills, Cal fljl) 
 
 Eufe'eno City, Or 2(i4 
 
 Eureka, Cal r)0() 
 
 Eureka city, Utah 25, 1470 
 
 Eureka, Nev 174 
 
 Evurjfrcen, Cal 508 
 
 FairllcUl, Cal 5'i» 
 
 I'airflekl, Or 20fi 
 
 KairHeld, Utah 25 
 
 Fair (iroundH, Or 205 
 
 Fair OftkB, Or 205 
 
 Falrvie*, Or 1480 
 
 Fairview, Utah 25 
 
 Falk'8 Store, Idaho 102 
 
 Fall IJrook, Cal 500 
 
 Fall City, WT 3S0, 1480 
 
 False Cape, Cal 50!) 
 
 Farniersrille. Cal 500 
 
 Farmington, Cal 500 
 
 Farniinjj'toii, Utah 25 
 
 Farmington, W T 1480 
 
 Fayette, Utah 2(1, 1480 
 
 Feiton, Cul 500 
 
 Feriidalo, Cal 500 
 
 Fernhill, Or 2«;1 
 
 Fidalifo, WT 980 
 
 Fiddletown, Cal 570 
 
 Fillmore, Utah 20, 1480 
 
 Fir Cap, Cal 1480 
 
 Firebau(,'h, Cal 570 
 
 Fish Creek, Mont I'M 
 
 Fisherman's Itiiv, Cal 570 
 
 Fish Haven, Idaho 102 
 
 Fish Haven, Utah 20 
 
 Fish Ranch, Cai 570 
 
 Fisk'sMilUCal )70 
 
 Florence, AT 44; 
 
 Florence, Cal 671 
 
 Florence, Idaho, 102 
 
 Florin, Cal 571 
 
 Folsoni, Cal .571 
 
 Forest City, Cal 571 
 
 Forest City Mont 1480 
 
 Forest City, Mont 123 
 
 Foreat Hill, Cal o 
 
 Forest House, Cal 572 
 
 Forest Ranch, Cal 572 
 
 Forestvllle, Cal 572 
 
 Forster City, Cal 573 
 
 Fort Assinaboine, Mont 124 
 
 Fort Henton. Mont 124 
 
 Fort Bidwell, Cal .572 
 
 l-'ort ColviUo. VV T 380 
 
 irt Custer, Mont 124 
 
 KortOrant, AT 447 
 
 Forest drove. Or 205 
 
 Fort Jones, Cal 573 
 
 Fort Keo(fh, Mont 124 
 
 Fort Lemhi, Idaho, 102 
 
 Fort Lofjan, Mont 124 
 
 Fort McDerinitt, Nov 182 
 
 Fort McDowell, AT 447 
 
 Fort Ross, Cal 573 
 
 Fort Shaw, Mont 124 
 
 Fossil, or 1480 
 
 Fountain Oreen, Utah 20 
 
 Four Lakes, \V. T 1480 
 
 Fourth CroBsln^;, Cal 573 
 
 Franklin Cal 573 
 
 Franklin, Idaho 102 
 
 Franklin, or 200 
 
 Franklin, Utah 20 
 
 Franktown, Nev 183 
 
 Freejiort, Cal 573 
 
 Free|)ort, W T 380 
 
 Freeport, \V T 1481 
 
 French Ciunj), Cal 573 
 
 French Corral, Cal 574 
 
 French (iulch, Cal . .574 
 
 FreiKli Gulch, Mont 124 
 
 Krenchtowii, .Mont 124 
 
 Fresno lUty, Cal 574 
 
 Fre^^no Flats, Cal 570 
 
 Friday Harbor, W T 380 
 
 Frisco, Utah 20 
 
 l!as.|Uct, Cal 577 
 
 Ualcna, Nov 183 
 
 Ualesvllle, Or 200 
 
 Ualliitln Citv, Mont 124 
 
 Oalt, Cal ... ! 570 
 
 Uarherville, Cal 570 
 
 CJarden City, Utah,, 20 
 
 Uardcn Grove, Cal 57(1 
 
 Gardiner, Or 20!' 
 
 Garden Valley, Cal 570 
 
 (Saribaldi, Or 14^1 
 
 Gas I'oint, '.M 570 
 
 Gaston, Or 200 
 
 (Jenesce < ity, Idaho, 103 
 
 Genoa, Nev 183 
 
 (Jentilc Valley, Idaho 103 
 
 Geor^ietown, (.'al 577 
 
 tJeortfctown, Mont 152 
 
 Georjfia Slide, Cal 577 
 
 Gennantown,<..'al 577 
 
 Gcrvai!?, Or 206 
 
 Gcyserville, Cal 577 
 
 Gibbonsvillc, Idaho, 103 
 
 Gibsonville CaX 578 
 
 Gillette, AT 448 
 
 Gih-'^y.Cal 578 
 
 Olad Tidings, Ov 207 
 
 Glenbrook, Cal 570 
 
 Glenbrook, Nev 183 
 
 Glcncoe, Cal 570 
 
 (Jlencoe, Or 207 
 
 Glondale, Mont 125 
 
 Glendalc, Nev 183 
 
 Glondale, Utah 20 
 
 Gleneden, W T 1481 
 
 Glen Ellen, t'al 570 
 
 Glenoni, BC 424 
 
 Glenville, Cal 580 
 
 Glenwocxl, Utah, 27 
 
 Globe, AT 448 
 
 Golconda, Nev 183 
 
 Ooldendale, VV T 381 
 
 Gold Hill, Nev 183 
 
 Gold Run, Cal 580 
 
 Goleta, Cal 580 
 
 Gonzales, Cal 5S0 
 
 Ooodyear's Bar, Cal 580 
 
 Goshen, Cal 680 
 
 Goshen, Or 267 
 
 Goshen, Utah 27 
 
 Grafton, Cal 680 
 
 Grafton, Utah 1481 
 
 Gruinlarid, Cal 1481 
 
 Grand Island, Cal. 581 
 
 rand Mound, W "' ....1481 
 
 Grand Ronde, Or 267 
 
 (inuid Slow, Cal 681 
 
 Granjfovillo, Cal 681 
 
 Granlto, Or 267 
 
 Granite (^reek, Idaho 103 
 
 Granite Hill, (!al 681 
 
 Gnint's Pass, Or 1481 
 
 Grantvllle. Nev 186 
 
 Graiitsvlllo, Utah 27 
 
 Gniss Valley, Cal 581 
 
 Gratorville, A T 448 
 
 (havol Ford, Or 1481 
 
 Grayson, Cal 684 
 
 Gray's River, W T 1484 
 
 Green Valley, Cal I>81 
 
 Greenville, Or 267 
 
 Greenwich, Utah 1481 
 
 Greenwood, Cal 584 
 
 Gridloy, Cal 684 
 
 Grizzly Flat, Cal 686 
 
 Grove Sprlnj,', Or 267 
 
 uadalouiHi, Cal 686 
 
 Guemes, W T 381, 1481 
 
 Guerneville, Cal 586 
 
 (hmnison, Utah 27 
 
 Hackberry. AT 448 
 
 Half moon' Bay, Cal 686 
 
 HuIkov, Or 267 
 
 Hani'ten, A T 449 
 
 Hamilton, Mont 125 
 
 llumllton, Nev 186, 1482 
 
 Hanford, Cal 688 
 
 Hantrsman Creek, W T 1482 
 
 Hanson vil:e, Cal 688*4: 
 
 Hap))V Camp, Cal V*88", i^ 
 
 Hardy villo, AT A^49*|4-" 
 
 Harmony, Utah ."i/>7 
 
 Ilarrisburjf, Utah HM 
 
 Harrisburi,', Cal sfll' 
 
 Harrisburtf, Or. 2M^ 
 
 Ilarrisville, Utah • . . . . 27 >», 
 
 Havllah, Cul 589 
 
 Havden Ferry, AT 449 
 
 Hayden Hill, Oal 589 
 
 Haywards, Cal 589 
 
 Healdsbur>f , Cal 590 
 
 Hober, Utah 27 
 
 Hebrom, Utah .28 
 
 Helena, Mont . . ^ 125 
 
 Henry's, <.!al 594 
 
 Hcnsiiaw, AT 1482 
 
 Ilcjipner, Or- 20?. 
 
 Ilermansville, Or 1482" - 
 
 Hicksville, tial 694 
 
 Highland, Or 268 
 
 lliko, Nev 186 
 
 Hillhurst. WT 1482 
 
 Hillsborouifh, Or 208 
 
 Hillsdale, Utah 28 
 
 Hilts Ferrv, Cal 694 
 
 Hoko, Wt 381 
 
 Holden, Utah 28 
 
 Hollister, Cal 594, 1482 
 
 Homestead, Cal 595 
 
 Honcut, (.'al 1482 
 
 Hood River, Or 269 
 
 Hookton, Cal 595 
 
 Ho()))er Valley, Cal o;t. 
 
 HooiKir, Utah 26 
 
 Hope, BC 424 
 
 Hopcton, Cal 696 
 
 Hornitos, Cal 696 
 
 Goose Creek, Idaho ^ 103 Horseshoe Bend, Idaho 103 
 
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 Contents. 
 
 \ 
 
 Hot Creek, Nev 18fi 
 
 Howard, Or 2^0 
 
 Howards, Cal hm 
 
 Howell Prairie, Or 2(il) 
 
 Kowland Flat, Cal 59(1 
 
 Huachuca AT, 449 
 
 Hubbard, Or 2«a 
 
 Huenerae, Cal riOi) 
 
 Humboldt, Nov 1 sii 
 
 Humboldt, Or 2i)l) 
 
 Huiirtaker, Cal "iDH 
 
 Huiitiniftiiij, Xev 18'i 
 
 Huiitle.v, Mont 1 -.'.^ 
 
 HiititHvilie, 1 lali -IS. 14s'J 
 
 Hyde J'ark, lltnli -JM 
 
 Hydcsville, Cal f.Hil 
 
 Hyrum, Ttnh -Js 
 
 Idaho, (alphubetii'ttllv) fl^i 
 
 Idaho City, Idaho . . ! . .lOo, US-' 
 
 Idaho (classified) Iiii) 
 
 Ib'O, C:U r.OV 
 
 llwsco, \V T .\S1 
 
 Imusdalo, Cal W-u 
 
 Independence, Cal W)? 
 
 Independenuu, Or 2()!1 
 
 Iniloijcndynce, W T- I4,s;i 
 
 fndex to advertisements .... 12 
 
 Indian Creek, Idaho 14S< 
 
 Indian Valley, Idaho 104 
 
 Indian Valiey. Or 270 
 
 Inverary, 'Ttah 2s 
 
 lone, t:ul no? 
 
 lone City, \ev l,s(i 
 
 Iowa Bar, Idaho J4s<;i 
 
 Iowa Citv, <.;al "lilS 
 
 Irene, W T :tel 
 
 Iron Hod, ..Mont 128 
 
 Iron Sprina:, AT 44i( 
 
 Irving Station, Or 27(i 
 
 Isabel, Or .270 
 
 Island (.Mty, Or 270 
 
 l.,leton, Cal .Wh 
 
 Jacinto, Cal ri9!) 
 
 Jackson, ( 'al .'iOK 
 
 Jacksonville, Or 270 
 
 Jacob city, irtah 28 
 
 Jamestown, Ca! (iOl 
 
 Janal, Cal (io] 
 
 Janesville, Cal (ii)l 
 
 Jefferson, Or 271 
 
 Jefferson City. Mont 128 
 
 Jefferson Ishi'n'l, Mont 1 28 
 
 Jenny Und, Cal (10| 
 
 Jersey Landing, Cal lio] 
 
 John Day's Creek, Idaho. ..104 
 
 Johnson, Utah 14-:'. 
 
 Jolon, Cal tiOl 
 
 Jordan Valley, Or 27 1 
 
 Josephine, Cal tiOl 
 
 Juab, Utah ■_« 
 
 Judsonvdlc, Cal (iOl 
 
 Julian City, Cal n:)\ 
 
 Junction, Cal iiii2 
 
 Junction, Idaho 104 
 
 Junction, Mont 128 
 
 Junction, Nov ise 
 
 Junction, Utah 29,14.83 
 
 Junction City, Cal 002 
 
 Junction City, Mont 128 
 
 Junction City, Or 271 
 
 Kalama, W t :t81 
 
 Kaniaa, Utah 29 
 
 Kamilchie. \V T 148,1 
 
 Kamloops, H C 424 
 
 Kanab, Utah 29,1483 
 
 Kanarraville, Utah 29,148;i 
 
 Kanosh, Utah 29,1483 
 
 Kaysviile, Utah 29,14«,'? 
 
 Keene, Cal 'Vii 
 
 Kellogg, Or 272 
 
 Kelsev, Cal 602 
 
 Ki>ae> ville, Cal 002 
 
 Kelton, Utah 2i»,14'J3 
 
 Kerby, Or 272 
 
 Keinvillc, Cal 002 
 
 Klbcsillali, Cal 008 
 
 Kingsburjr, Cal 003 
 
 Kinffflton, Utah 30 
 
 Kin!{'s Valley, Or 2 
 
 Kitchis, Or " 1483 
 
 Kittitass, WT 3S1 
 
 Klamath A.iien<'v, Or 272 
 
 Klikitat, \V T. .' 3M 
 
 Kilkltat l-ruulinj!-, \\ T 1484 
 
 Kniip])a, Or 272 
 
 l\nappl(-n, W T 3-:l 
 
 Knight's Keny, Cal (i03 
 
 Knight's I,anding-, Cal 0(I3 
 
 Kdosliare.'.'. Utah 14-<4 
 
 La( enter, W T 381 
 
 La < 'onuer, \V T 381 
 
 f/iifayetto, t 'al 003 
 
 Lafa]\ ette. Or 272,1484 
 
 La tiraiiue. Or 273 
 
 La (irange, Cal (i03 
 
 Lake City. Or 14^4 
 
 Lake I'ciint. I'tah ,30 
 
 Ladeport, Cal 004 
 
 Laketown, Utah 30 
 
 Lakev ille, Cal Oo.i 
 
 Lake view. Or 273 
 
 Laniha I'lanii, Cal (iO.') 
 
 Langell's \alley. Or 273 
 
 l.,!!, I'lirto, ( '.nl ." ' fio.'i 
 
 Ijai)Wiii, Idaho ',\ 104 
 
 La Sal, Utah ...1484 
 
 Latham, (»r . 
 Latln'iii), (Jal , 
 Latrohe, Cal. 
 
 . . 273 
 .1484 
 .(iO.'S 
 
 Luiiivl, Or 1484 
 
 l<aui'in, .Mont . 
 Lebanon. Or 
 Leeds, Utah , 
 
 12!) 
 . 273 
 
 31 
 
 Leesbnrg, Idaho Iii4 
 
 Lesvillo, Cal ooii 
 
 LehiCitv, Utah ' " 30 
 
 Leitchville, W T .381 
 
 Leiand. Or 274 
 
 Le Moore, Cal ,cm\ 
 
 Lena, Or [274 
 
 Levan, Utah ' 3o 
 
 LevengiMxI's, Mont 129 
 
 Lewis, Nev '!.18H 
 
 l.cwisti n. Cal OOH 
 
 Lewiston. Idaho .104 
 
 Lcwisvilie, Cr !".274 
 
 Li<la Valley, Xev ' ' 180 
 
 Lidyvlllc, Idaho lOfi 
 
 Limo Kiln,- Cal ]]ooO 
 
 Liiieoln, Ca! ono 
 
 (..incoln, Mont 120 
 
 Linioln, Or 274 
 
 Limlen, W T ' .382 
 
 Linkville, Or 274 
 
 Little Elk, Or .'.'274 
 
 Little t;iant, AT 449 
 
 Little Lake, Cal (i(i8 
 
 Little Kiver, Cal ... OOS 
 
 Little R:>ck. WT ]4S4 
 
 Little Story, Cal 008 
 
 Little York, Cal (iOS 
 
 Litton SprinjTS, Cal «ii8 
 
 Live O..H, Cai 00s 
 
 Livermore, Cal 009 
 
 Livingston, Cal 610 
 
 Loa, Utah 1484 
 
 Lockford, Cal (tlo 
 
 Lodi, Cal 611 
 
 Lodi, Nov 186 
 
 Lojfan,_Utah 31 
 
 Lompoc, Cai 611 
 
 Lonfe Mountain Station, Nev. 186 
 
 Lone I'iuo, Cal 612 
 
 Lon;; 'in. Or 274 
 
 Long Valley, Cal 612 
 
 Looking Glass, C .■ 275 
 
 Lopez Island, \v T 382 
 
 Los Alamos, C.d 012 
 
 Los Angok" Cal 612 
 
 Los lian<..« Cal (126 
 
 Los Gato!), Cal 626 
 
 Louisville, Cal 626 
 
 Louisville, Mont 1484 
 
 Lovelocks, .\cv 187 
 
 Lowden's llaneli, Cal •'i20 
 
 Lowell, \V T 382 
 
 Lower Itoise, Idaho 1484 
 
 Lower Lake, Cal 626 
 
 Lo.valton, Cal 627 
 
 Liioki- (^ueen. Or 275 
 
 LMniini, W T 3S2 
 
 Lvnn. Utah 32 
 
 Lv-tton, Be 424 
 
 .\lab 1 LiiHi, Or 1484 
 
 Madeline, Cal 627 
 
 Madera, Cal 627 
 
 Madison, Cal t)27 
 
 Miul lliver. Cal... ..0->8 
 
 .Mahew's Ntatiim, Cal 628 
 
 .Maine I'rairie. Cal ti2S 
 
 Malad Citv, Idaho 105 
 
 .Malheur, 'or 275 
 
 .Mammoth city, Cal 028 
 
 .Manmioth, Or 14S4 
 
 .Maiiehester, Cal 028 
 
 .Mann's Landing', W T ''^2 
 
 Manti, Utah 32 
 
 Maoe Bav, B C 424 
 
 Maieng'O, \V T 382,1485 
 
 .Maricojia, AT 449 
 
 .Marietta, Nev 1*17,1485 
 
 .Marion, Or 275 
 
 Mariposa, Cal 028 
 
 Marklecville, Cal (i29 
 
 .Marshall, C'al 62it 
 
 .Marsh Masin, Idaho 105 
 
 Marshliehl, Or 275 
 
 Mart'nez. Cal 029 
 
 Mar\ sviile, Cal 031 
 
 Marysville, WT 382 
 
 Mason Vail y. Nev 187 
 
 Maxwell, i;al 641 
 
 .Mayfie'd, Cal (141 
 
 Ma'y View, W T 1485 
 
 .Mei lane's Creek. B ( ; 424 
 
 MeKenzic Bndge, Or 275 
 
 MeMillen, A T 4,10 
 
 MeMiiinville. Or 275 
 
 .\leadow, Utah 32 
 
 Meadowville, I'tah 32 
 
 .Mehamah, Or 276 
 
 .Mendociiio City, Cal >.i41 
 
 Mcndon, Utah 3a 
 
 Slenlo Park. Cal 642 
 
 Merced City, Cal 042 
 
 .Meridan. Cal 644 
 
 MerrillviOc, Cal 644 
 
 Metalli<' City, Nev 1485 
 
 Michigan Bar, Cal 644 
 
 .Michigan Bluff, (Jal 644 
 
 .Middlcton, Idaho 106 
 
 Middleton, Or 276 
 
 Middletown, Cal 645 
 
 .Midway, Cal 645 
 
 .Midwav, Utah 32 
 
 Milbrae, Cal 646 
 
 Milford.Cal 646 
 
 Mill Citv, Nev 187 
 
 Mill Creek, Utah 33 
 
 Miller, Cal 645 
 
 Miller's SUtion, Or 276 
 
 Millville.AT 450 
 
 Millvillo, Cal 646 
 
Contents. 
 
 MillvUle, Utnh na 
 
 Mill's Citv, Mimt 121) 
 
 Jlilpitas, C'al 640 
 
 Milton, Cat .. t)4(J 
 
 Milton, Or 27»i 
 
 Milwaukee, Or i7t> 
 
 Mineral Citv, Nuv 187 
 
 Mineral Hill, Nev 187 
 
 Mineral Kinjf, Cal (14 
 
 Mineral Park, AT 450 
 
 Mineral Station, Ne\' 1H7 
 
 Mii'crisville, Cal (ils 
 
 Minorsville, I'tnh ;!:i,14ai 
 
 Mink Creek, lilivlio 148.') 
 
 Mii'sioM San .I(]se, Cal (148 
 
 Missoula. Mont lilt 
 
 Mitcliell, Or ■>.Hi 
 
 Modesto, Cal (i»>* 
 
 Slohave, Cal (iaO 
 
 Mohave Citv, AT 450 
 
 Moliawk, of 270 
 
 Mokeliinine Hill, Ca! ((50 
 
 Molalla, Or 27(i 
 
 Mona, Utah ;« 
 
 Monitor, Cal 051 
 
 Monmouth, Or 277 
 
 Monroe City, Or 277 
 
 Monroe, I'tah SH 
 
 Mons^nat, Cal (i.')2 
 
 Montana ^alphithitically) ...117 
 
 Montani'. (elassiticd) i;t5 
 
 Monterey, ( 'al (551 
 
 Montesaiih,, \V T 382,1485 
 
 Montezuma, AT 451 
 
 Mjiiticello, I'al (i52 
 
 Montpelier, Idaho lO.-i 
 
 Montjielicr, I'tah '';i 
 
 Moore'.'iStariiiTi, Cal OS'. 
 
 Moose Crt ek, Mont 148.' 
 
 Moure's Klat, Cal (i5: 
 
 Morcy, Nev 18i 
 
 Mortfan City, I'tah .'i;i 
 
 Morfjan's Kerry, AT 451 
 
 Mormon Isdaiui, Cal H5H 
 
 Moro, Cal C5:i 
 
 Moroni, Utah .'(4 
 
 Moscow, Idaho 105 
 
 Mountain City, Nev IS' 
 
 Mountain Home, Jlont IKO 
 
 Mountain Home, Idivho 10; 
 
 Mountain View, Cal CM 
 
 Mount liuUion.Cal (;5;i 
 
 Mt. (.kirniel, Utah 1485 
 
 Mt. Coftin, WT 1485 
 
 Mount Kde ,, Cal (i5H 
 
 Moiuit Kairvlcw, Cal ti5;! 
 
 Mount Idaho, Idaho. .. .105,1485 
 
 Mount I'leosjuit, I'tah I 
 
 Motuit Seott, Or 27 
 
 Mount Shasta, Cal (154 
 
 Mt. Tahor, Or 148.' 
 
 Mt. Vernon, WT 'tsv 
 
 Muek, WT 14.<() 
 
 Mukilteo, \V T :i8'.: 
 
 Murphy, Or 277 
 
 Murj'h'vs, Cal 054 
 
 Myrtle Creek, Or 277 
 
 Myrtle I'oint, Or j"" 
 
 Nanainio, HI! 424 
 
 Napa City, Cal 054 
 
 Napa •lanetion, Cal (;(il 
 
 Napavine, W 'I' Ss' 
 
 National City, Cal (101 
 
 Natividad, Cal 001 
 
 Neah Bay, W T .182 
 
 Needy, »)r 278 
 
 Nelson, I'al 001 
 
 Nephi, Utah 84 
 
 Nestocton, Or 278 
 
 Nevada, (alphabctieallv) 140 
 
 Nevada City, Cal ' 002 
 
 Nevada, (elassiHed) 215 
 
 Nevada lUiilroada 140 
 
 New Almadcn, Cal (i(14 
 
 New Aukuni, W T mi 
 
 New Hrid.ye, Or 148(i 
 
 Ncwhnry, I'al (i(;4 
 
 Neweastte, Cal (i(;4 
 
 New Caatle. W T ^82 
 
 New Chiea^'O, Mont l.'io 
 
 New DniiKeuessi, W f ;!S2 
 
 •N'ewelisviile, Or 278 
 
 New Era, Or 278 
 
 Newhall,Cal ti(i4 
 
 New tl.ivmoiiy, Ctali :'.4 
 
 New Hojie, Cal (itl5 
 
 New Lehanoii, W T ;>:( 
 
 New I'ine » reek. Or '.^78 
 
 Newport, Cal 005 
 
 Nvw Port, Or 278,1 48(i 
 
 Ne''- Taei ma. W T ;<^:< 
 
 Orland, Cal 693 
 
 OrlcaiLs Bar, Cal 693 
 
 Oro Uell, Or 280 
 
 Oroville, Cal 093 
 
 Ortijjalito, Cal 006 
 
 (h-tiiiff, WT ;i88 
 
 Osceola, Nev 187 
 
 Oseeola, WT 1487 
 
 ( )Hwej,'(), Or 280 
 
 Oxfonl, [dah 106 
 
 Oysterv;|le. W' T 888 
 
 Paeheco, Cal 096 
 
 Utah 
 
 .1487 
 
 . . (io: 
 ..42; 
 
 ..cm: 
 
 . . im 
 
 . . ()H5 
 . . (»i5 
 
 .;is;; 
 . .ticic 
 
 . (i(iii 
 .(i(i' 
 .()()() 
 
 .27>> 
 .0(11. 
 . .'i-l 
 
 Newville, Cal 
 
 New We.stnunster, lie. 
 New York liandiii'j, Cal 
 
 Nicasio, Cal 
 
 Nieoli.us, Cal 
 
 Niles, Cal 
 
 .V'lok.rathk, V.'T 
 
 Nor<l. Cal 
 
 No'Mliotf, Cal 1,00 
 
 .^'ortolk. Or :;78 
 
 Niirman, Cal 
 
 North Hloonitieid, Cal. 
 North Braneh, Cal . . 
 North CanyouMlle, Or 
 North Cohuuhia, Cal. . 
 North Oyden, T'tali .. 
 
 North I'liwrler, Or 27s 
 
 North San Diej,'.-), Cal (i(iO 
 
 North San .lose, Cal ((07 
 
 North Yaodiill, Or 278 
 
 .Vortim, Or •.r7!) 
 
 .Vol tonville, Cal oOi 
 
 Norwalk, Vi\,\ 0(!7 
 
 Norway, Or 270, 14X!' 
 
 .N'ovato, Cal (M!7 
 
 NoNelty, W T li-iii 
 
 Noy.i, i'al 007 
 
 Oaiihar, Cal 007 
 
 Oak City, I'tah :!.■ 
 
 Oak Creek, Or 270 
 
 Oiikdale, Cal (ios 
 
 Oak wr.ivo. Cal (iOS 
 
 Oak |l",-l)or, \V T ;is:i 
 
 Oalilund, Cal <i(i8 
 
 Oaklano, Or 270 
 
 Oak Point, W T ;iMi,1487 
 
 Oiiknui, Cal 001 
 
 iiakvillc, W T .'{sd 
 
 Oeeidental, Cal 001 
 
 ()t,'den, I ttih ;i5 
 
 Olainha, (';;' (iOl 
 
 Old A.tremy, .Mont 1487 
 
 Olema, Cal Oill 
 
 Olequa, WT K8(; 
 
 Oleta, Cal 002 
 
 Oliinpu, Cal 00-j 
 
 Olney, Or '270 
 
 Olyuipia, \V T ;isO 
 
 Oiiie^a, Cal (>02 
 
 Oneatta, Or 270,1487 
 
 Oneeho, WT 388 
 
 Oneida, Idaho 105 
 
 (Jphir, Cal 002 
 
 Ora Blaneo, AT 451 
 
 Oraii(;e, Cal (i02 
 
 Oreana, Nov i87 
 
 Oregon, alphabetically 245 
 
 Oregon City, Or 2" 
 
 Oregon, eloHgiticd 320 
 
 Oregon House, Cal 00;i 
 
 Oregon Bail Roods 240 
 
 l'ajaro,v.'al 097 
 
 Pala, (.al 097 
 
 Palisade, Nev 188 
 
 Palix Hiver, VV T 388 
 
 Palouse, WT 388 
 
 Panaca, Nev 188 
 
 Panguiteh, Utah 44, 1487 
 
 Paradise, I'al 097 
 
 Paradise, Nev 188 
 
 l'aiadis.>, Utah 44 
 
 Paragoonali, I'tah 44 
 
 Paris, Idiiho 100 
 
 Paris, Utah 44 
 
 Puik Citv, I'tah 44 
 
 Purker, A. T 4iil 
 
 Parkerslurg, (n- 280 
 
 Park Valley, Utah 45 
 
 Parciwan, Utah 46 
 
 Pasadena, ('al 607 
 
 Paskenta, tal 097 
 
 Pas.. Uohics, Cal 697 
 
 PatahaCitv, WT 1487 
 
 Patterson, Cal 098 
 
 Patteison's .Mil,, ( >r 280 
 
 a,\ ette Store, Idaho 100 
 
 Pavson, I'tali 45 
 
 Peiuh Tree, Cal 098 
 
 Pekiii, WT 388 
 
 Penryo,Cal 608 
 
 Pcntz, Cal 098 
 
 I'eoVia, (h- 281 
 
 Perrvdale, Or 281 
 
 Pesiadero, Cal (i98 
 
 Pendleton. Or 280 
 
 Petaliima, Cal 099 
 
 i'et rs Station, Cal 704 
 
 Peterson, Utah 46 
 
 Petrolia, Cal 704 
 
 Phillipshui);, .\[ont 180 
 
 Philomath, Or 281 
 
 Plio nix, AT 451 
 
 Plioeiix, Or 281 
 
 Piioenix .Mine, Cal 704 
 
 Picaclio, A T 453 
 
 Piciii'lio, (.'al 704 
 
 Picket Post, A I'... 4.53 
 
 Piegaii, .Mont 'jO 
 
 Pierce Citv, Idaho 100 
 
 Pilot Pock, 1 r 281 
 
 Pima, Cal 704 
 
 Pinal. AT 453 
 
 Pine (irove, Cal 704 
 
 Pine Springs, .\ T 454 
 
 Pine Valley, Utah 40 
 
 Pino, Cal 70.'> 
 
 Pinola, Cal 70.> 
 
 Pinto, Nev 188 
 
 Pinco, Utah 46 
 
 Pioche, Nev 1S8 
 
 Pioneer. WT 888 
 
 Pioneer Citv, Idaho 106 
 
 Pittshurgh, Or 282 
 
 Pittvillc, Cal 705 
 
 Placerv lie, Cal 705 
 
 Plaeerville, Idaho 106 
 
 Plain Citv, Utah 46 
 
 Plainficld, Cal 707 
 
 Plainslnirg, Ca) . . . 707 
 
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 Contents. 
 
 Piano, Cal 708 
 
 Platea, Cal "08 
 
 Pleasant Grove, Utah 4(i 
 
 Pleasant Hill, Or '-isa 
 
 Pleasant Home, Or 28"^ 
 
 "leasanton, Cal "''S 
 
 Pleasant Valley, Idaho 106 
 
 Plumb Station, W T. . . 388 
 
 Plymouth, Cal TOO 
 
 Pocahontas, Or '^^'' 
 
 Poeville, Nev 180 
 
 Point Axate, \V T 388 
 
 Point Arena, Cal 700 
 
 Point of Timber, Cal 710 
 
 Poraeroy, WT 388 
 
 Pomo, Cal 710 
 
 Pomona, Cal 710 
 
 Poney, llont 1"50 
 
 Portage, Utah 40 
 
 Port Aiife'eles, W T 38!» 
 
 Port Blakeley, W T 3?0 
 
 Port Discovery, WT 380 
 
 Porterv He, Cal 710 
 
 Port Gamble, W T 380 
 
 Port Harford, Cal 710 
 
 Portland, Or iS-i 
 
 Port Ludlow, \V T 380 
 
 Port Madison , \V T 389 
 
 Port Orford, Or 311 
 
 Port Townsenu, W T 380 
 
 Port Wine, Cal 710 
 
 Potrero, Cal 710 
 
 Potter Valley, Cal 710 
 
 Poway, Val 711 
 
 PraideCitv,Or 311 
 
 Prattville, Or 311 
 
 Preface 3 
 
 Prescott, AT 4.'>4 
 
 Princettm, Cal 711 
 
 Princville, Or 31'i 
 
 Promontory, Utah 4ii 
 
 Providence", Utah 40 
 
 Provo City, Utah 4i" 
 
 Puller Springs, Mont 13(; 
 
 Pumphrey's Landiny, W T. . .30i) 
 
 Purissinia, Cal 711 
 
 Puyalhip, W T 300 
 
 tjiiartzbur.;h, Idaho 100 
 
 Quartzcreek, Mont 13ii 
 
 QueBneile, li C 4i;0 
 
 (Quicksilver, (;al 711 
 
 yuilent, WT 1488 
 
 Quincy, Cal 711 
 
 Race Track, Mont 130 
 
 Eadersbury, Mont 13u, 14ss 
 
 Uailroal Flat, Cal '12 
 
 Ttanch, Utah 14S8 
 
 Randolph, Or 1488 
 
 • Randolph, Utah 47 
 
 Hanler, Or 31.; 
 
 Ravenna, Cal 71l' 
 
 Red Bluff, Cal 71'i 
 
 Ked Klnlf, Mont 131 
 
 Reddins;-. Cal 717 
 
 lledwood City, Cal 718 
 
 Reno, Nev . .'. 101 
 
 Reveille, Nov 11»3 
 
 Ricevillt, val 710 
 
 Kichlleld, Utah *7 
 
 Richland, Cal 710 
 
 Richracnd, Utah 47 
 
 Rickreal.Or 3l_' 
 
 Riol,v"l. Cal 710 
 
 Rio Vl.,„i, Cal 710 
 
 Ripon, Cal 710 
 
 Riverside, (.'al 72ii 
 
 Riverside, Or 312 
 
 Riverside, WT 300 
 
 Roberts' liandin);, Cal 7:il 
 
 Robinson's Ferry, Cal Til 
 
 Kobisonville, Or 312 
 
 Roc.;, Cal 721 
 
 Rock Creek, Idaho KHi 
 
 Rocklin, Cal 721 
 
 Rock I'ohit, Or 31;2 
 
 Rockport, Utah 47 
 
 Rockvillc, Or 312, 1488 
 
 Rockville, Utah 47, 1488 
 
 Rocky liar, Idaho 107 
 
 Rohnervillc, Cal 721 
 
 Rooster Rock, Or 1488 
 
 Uoculmry, Or 312 
 
 Rosoville, Cal 722 
 
 Ross Fork, Idaho 101 
 
 Rouifh iitid Ready, Cal 
 
 Rouiiil Valley, C:al 
 
 Routier Statiim, Cal. . . 
 
 Ruby Hill, Nev 
 
 RubV Vallev, Ncv 
 
 Rush Ukc, Utah.. .. 
 
 Rutherford, Cal 
 
 Rve Patch, Nev 
 
 Rye Valley. Or 
 
 Sacramento, Cal 
 
 722 
 .7-22 
 .722 
 .104 
 .104 
 . 4 
 
 •>•> 
 
 104 
 
 313 
 
 723 
 
 Satt'ord, AT 4.'i7 
 
 107 
 
 .... 47 
 7«1 
 
 St Charles, Idai 
 Saint Georj!;c, Utah 
 
 St Helena, Cal 
 
 St Helen.s, Or 31s 
 
 St .John, Cal 702 
 
 .Saint .lohns, Utah 48 
 
 St Jo.sel)h, AT. 437 
 
 St Josephs, Or 31-< 
 
 •St 1/mis, Cal 702 
 
 St Louis, Mont 1480 
 
 Salem, Or 314 
 
 Salida, Cal 702 
 
 Salina, Utiih 1480 
 
 Salinas Ci;.' , Cal 7(i2 
 
 Sali-shurv, Mont 131 
 
 Salmon i'it; , Idaho. .. 10. , 1480 
 
 Salmon ( 'reek, ( 'al 704 
 
 Salmon Falls, Idaho 107 
 
 Salt Creek, Utah 1480 
 
 Salt Uke City, Utah 18 
 
 Salubria, Idaho 1480 
 
 Sami.sh, WT 301 
 
 San .Audreas, ( 'al 704 
 
 San AntHiild, Nev 104 
 
 San Vntonio, Cal 70;'> 
 
 Sanllenito, Cal 70ri 
 
 San Rernardino, Cal 7i>!^ 
 
 San llrunii, Cal 707 
 
 San lUionaventura, Cal 70" 
 
 .<an Diei^o, Cal 708 
 
 Sati liicffuito, Ca' 773 
 
 Satidy, Or 'Mi 
 
 Siimly, Utah ■c'l 
 
 San Fernando, Cal "73 
 
 ."^an Frari"isco, alphabetically 110.') 
 San Fraiicis<'o, (•lassit!e<l ...1301 
 
 San h'runeisco, too late 14r>0 
 
 San (iabriel, Cal 773 
 
 San (l.irgonia, Cal 774 
 
 San (ire;ii)ria, Cal .774 
 
 Sanis Valley. Or 184,1480 
 
 San Jacinth 1, Cal 774 
 
 .San .lose, Cal 774 
 
 San .iuan, Cal 70^ 
 
 San .1 nan Island, W T 3:>1 
 
 San Ucandro, Cal 703 
 
 San Iioienzo, Cal 700 
 
 .San Luis Ohisjio, (^'al 700 
 
 San Luis Rey, Cal 70s 
 
 San .Marcos, Cal 70i| 
 
 .Sao Mateo, Cal 700 
 
 .San Mijtuol, < al 700 
 
 San Pablo, Cal 700 
 
 .San I'cdro, A T 4.'i7, 1480 
 
 Sim yuentin, Cal 800 
 
 .San Rafael, Cal 80<l 
 
 San Ranioon, Va.\ 801 
 
 San Simeon, Cal 801 
 
 Santa Ana, Cal 801 
 
 Santa Barbara, Cal 802 
 
 Santa Clara, Cal 808 
 
 Santa Cru/, Cal 807 
 
 Santa Maria, Cal 812 
 
 Santa .Monica, Cal 812 
 
 San a Paula, Cal 813 
 
 Santaquin, Utah 65 
 
 Santa Rita, Cal 813 
 
 .Santa Rosa 813 
 
 Saratoi,'a, Cal S17 
 
 Saryvnts, Cal 817 
 
 Saticov, Cal 817 
 
 Satbop, WT 391 
 
 Saucclito, Cal 817 
 
 Savannah, Cal 818 
 
 Sawyer's I Jar, Cal 818 
 
 Scappoose, Or 318 
 
 Seene-=,Cal 818 
 
 Sch jI Ibonrne, Nev _1»4 
 
 SchoUs Ferry, Or 318 
 
 Schoolhouse Statl.m, Cal, 818 
 
 Seio, Or 310 
 
 Scipio, Utah 06 
 
 Scottsbur-,', Or 319 
 
 Seabeck, WT 391 
 
 Seaside House, Or 319 
 
 Seattle, W T 301 
 
 'Selmstol)ol Cal 818 
 
 [Sehome, WT 300 
 
 Selad Vallev. Cal 810 
 
 Selah. Wr: """^ 
 
 ;.Simiahmoo, WT 390, ij i 
 
 Seymour, AT 
 
 Sli'ar'.n, WT 3li;, 
 
 Shasta, Cal .819 
 
 Shaw's Flat, Cal 819 
 
 Shearer's Ferry, Idaho 1489 
 
 Sliedds, Or 319 
 
 Sheephead, Nev 194 
 
 Sheep liaiich,('al 819 
 
 Sheet Iron, Cal 1489 
 
 Sheridan, <'al 820 
 
 Sheridan, .Mont 131 
 
 Sheiidan, N'e\ 194 
 
 Sheridan, Or 319 
 
 Sherwood \alley, Cal 820 
 
 Shingle Sprinics, Cal 821 
 
 Sierra Citv, Cal 821 
 
 Siei-ra Vallev, Cal 821 
 
 Siivera 'o, I'al 821 
 
 Si ver How, Mont 131 
 
 Silver City, Idaho . ., 107 
 
 Silver City, Mont 131 
 
 Silver Citv, Nev 104 
 
 Sil\er City, Utah 00, 1480 
 
 .silver Creek, W T 31W 
 
 Silver Kin-, AT 4.'i7 
 
 Silver Peak. Nev 195 
 
 Silver Reef, Utah 00, 1489 
 
 Silver Star, Mont .131 
 
 Silverlon, Or 320 
 
 Silver Wells, Or .'120 
 
 Sixteen .Mile House, N'ev IK 
 
 Skaji-fr's S))rlir,'s, Cal 822 
 
 Skii)an"n, (ir 320, 1490 
 
 Skookunielmek, WT 390 
 
 Slack's (.'any nil, <'al 822 
 
 Slaterville,'Utali (HI 
 
 SlaiiKht.r, WT .'100 
 
 Slide, Cal 822 
 
 Slip|iery Ford, Cal 822 
 
 Smartsville, Cal 822 
 
 S uithlield, Utah 8« 
 
 Smith's Ranch, Oal 822 
 
 Smith River, Cal 823 
 
 Sniithville, AT 4.'>8 
 
 SiiclliiiK, Cal 823 
 
 Snohomish, W T. 39H 
 
 Snohomish City, W T 1490 
 
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 Contents. 
 
 11 
 
 SnowviUe, Utah 67 
 
 Soilaliay, "al 823 
 
 Soila Creek, t C 426 
 
 ScHia SpriiiKB, Idalio .108 
 
 Sodaville, Or 320 
 
 Solcdad, Cal 823 
 
 Somersville, Cal s23 
 
 Sonoma, Cal 824 
 
 Soiiora, Cal 824 
 
 Soquul, Cal H-J8 
 
 South Bend, WT 3i)() 
 
 South Hutte, Cal 8iS 
 
 South Cottonwood, Utah 07 
 
 South Fori, Cal 828 
 
 South Jordan, I'tah fi7 
 
 South S'de, WT VUi 
 
 South Vallejo, Cal J-i"! 
 
 Spadra, Cal X:>M 
 
 Spangle, VV T 1400 
 
 Sjmnish Dry DiB:sfintf>*) ^'•'■^ • ■ -8:^!) 
 
 Spanish Flat, Cal 820 
 
 Spanish Fork, Ttah fi7 
 
 St anish Uaneli, Cal 820 
 
 Sparta, Or 320 
 
 Spencerville, Cal 829 
 
 Spokan Hridye, W T 390 
 
 Spokan Falls, WT ..., 30fi 
 
 Spring Hrook, W T 30" 
 
 Sprin); Ci.y, S'cv 19."i 
 
 Sprinif Citv, Utah 67, 1400 
 
 Spriniflii Id Cal 829 
 
 SprinjfHcld, Or 320 
 
 Sj.rinyr Lake, I'tah 67, 1490 
 
 Springville, Cal 829 
 
 Sprinjtvllle, Mont 131 
 
 SprinKville, Utah 67 
 
 Spruceuiont, Nev 19ri 
 
 Speni'e & JoliTison xxvii 
 
 S<(uak, WT 397 
 
 S(|ua\v Valluv, Cal S20 
 
 Stanley \' Van Winkle, B C. .426 
 
 Stiuk'» I'oint, WT 30" 
 
 Staytcui.Or 320 
 
 SteanilKKit Sprlnjjs, Nev lOJ 
 
 Steilari'oni, WT 307 
 
 Stcploe, W T 307 
 
 Steriiiii;-, Mont 131 
 
 Stcrli,!.:, WT 1401 
 
 SterliiiKville.Or 1101 
 
 Steven-t\ ille, Mont 131 
 
 Stillwater, Mont 131 
 
 Stillwater, Nev lO.'i 
 
 Stillwater «'i>\e. Cal >'20 
 
 StoektDn, Cul 820 
 
 Stockton, Utah It" 
 
 Stone Station, Mont 13, 
 
 Stont'V Point, Cal 847 
 
 Strawberry, Cal 847 
 
 SulOiniity, or 321 
 
 S\iisun, Cal 847 
 
 Sulphur Creek, Cai M4s 
 
 Simians, II (; 420 
 
 Summer Lake, Or 321 
 
 '^Uiumerville, Or 321 
 
 Summit, ('al 848 
 
 i-dimniit. Or 3-1 
 
 Sumni't, Utah <i8 
 
 SiiMiner, ('•! 84>' 
 
 iimier. Or 3-'l 
 
 Sumner, W T 3))7 
 
 Sumter, Or "21 
 
 Suuoljflen, Ciil 848 
 
 Sui' Itiver, Mont 132 
 
 Sunset, AT 4.S8 
 
 Susanville, Cal 84s 
 
 Sutro, Nev 105 
 
 Sutter, Cal 840 
 
 Suttcrvllle, Cal 8^9 
 
 Swnnhertf & West xxvi 
 
 Sweet Orass, Mont 132 
 
 Sweet Home, Or 321 
 
 Sweetland, Cal 850 
 
 Sweetwater, Nev 196 
 
 Sycamore, Cal 850 
 
 rivble Hluflf, Cal 8n(i 
 
 Table Hock, Cal 850 
 
 Taconm, W T 30 
 
 Tahoe, Cal 850 
 
 Tangent, Or 321 
 
 Taylorville. ('al 850 
 
 Tuyiorsvllle, ITtah 68 
 
 Tocoma, Nev 190 
 
 Tehama, Cal 851 
 
 Teliiihipa, Cal S.^O 
 
 Ter.., jia, Cal 851 
 
 Teni weal, Cal i^'n 
 
 Tempe. AT 4."<8 
 
 Teni Piute, Nev 100, 1401 
 
 Tenino. W T 39 
 
 Ten Alile Ho\ise, Or 321 
 
 Terminus, AT 45* 
 
 Terrace, Utah 08 
 
 Terry & Co xxyii 
 
 Tesmore S xxvii 
 
 The Dalles, Or 321, 1491 
 
 Thibert Creek, H C 420 
 
 Three Itivcrs. Cal 8.52 
 
 Thurman's Mills, Idaho 108 
 
 Tia .luaiui, t-'al 852 
 
 Tide Water, Or 321 
 
 Tillamook, Or 323 
 
 Timber Cove, Cal 852 
 
 Tlmbuctof), Cal 862 
 
 Tipton. Cal 852 
 
 Tip Top, AT 45K 
 
 Title 
 
 Toaiif, Nev 190 
 
 Todd's Vallev, Cal . . , 852 
 
 Toll House, Cal .s.-i2 
 
 Tomales, Cal 8.52 
 
 Tombstone, AT. 458 
 
 Tooele City, Utah . 6'- 
 
 Ti«iucrville, Utah 6S8 
 
 Townscud, Cal 852 
 
 Towns rei'oived t'lo late for 
 
 rcHUlat insertion 1401 
 
 Tracv, Cal 8r2 
 
 TrcaBure City, Ne\ 106 
 
 Tres Alamos, AT 401 
 
 Tres I'inos, Cul 8,53 
 
 Trinidad, Cal 853 
 
 Trinity Centre, Cal 85 
 
 Tr\ukce,«'al 85 
 
 Tuiditon, Or 323 
 
 Tubac, AT 401 
 
 Tucson, AT 401 
 
 Tidalip, WT 30' 
 
 Tulare, Cal .vV 
 
 Tule Lake, Or :i23 
 
 Tiim Water, W T 308 
 
 Turlock, ( 'al . . S.'i7 
 
 'nirner, Or 324 
 
 Tuscai'orn, Ne> 100 
 
 Tuslin ( ity, Cal 858 
 
 Tuttletown, Cal 8.58 
 
 Twin ItridgCH, Mont 132 
 
 Tvbo, Nev 190 
 
 Tyuh Valley, Or 325, 1401 
 
 Tvrone, <'al 8 
 
 Uintah, Utah • 
 
 Ukiub. Cal 858 
 
 Umatillu, Or 325 
 
 Unnupia Ferry, Or 325 
 
 Uncle Sam, Cal. 861 
 
 UiuonCity, WT 308 
 
 ITtiion, or • 325 
 
 Union llidjfe, W T 398 
 
 Union, Utah 66 
 
 Union House, Cal 801 
 
 Union I'ueifle R H (Sketch) 1493 
 
 Uniontown, Or 326 
 
 Unlontown, WT 308 
 
 Un'onville, Montana 132 
 
 Unionville, Nev 1»9 
 
 Upper Lake, Cal 861 
 
 Upper Mattole, Cal 861 
 
 Upper River Gulch, Cal 861 
 
 Utah Alphabetically 17 
 
 Utah Classified 71 
 
 Utah Railroads 18 
 
 Uti<a!addy, WT 398 
 
 Utter City, Or 326 
 
 Vacaville, Cal 861 
 
 Vallev t.'cntre, Cal 866 
 
 Valley Ford, Cal 868 
 
 Vallejo, Cal 862 
 
 Vallleita, Cal 866 
 
 Vancouver, W T 398 
 
 Verde, A T ,. . ..472, 
 
 Vernon, Utah 69 
 
 Vernonia, Or 1491 
 
 Vestel, Montana 132 
 
 Victoria, B C 426 
 
 V:ejaB, Cal 866 
 
 Vina, Cal 867 
 
 Viola, Or 326 
 
 Vipond, Montana 1491 
 
 Virjfinni (Mty, Montana 132, 1491 
 
 Virjfinia Citv, Nev 200 
 
 Virgin City," Utah 69 
 
 Visidia, (\\ 867 
 
 Vole.;:..., C«l 869 
 
 Wadsworth, Nev 211 
 
 Waitsburirh, W T 398 
 
 Waldo, Or.... • • ' . . . .326 
 
 Waldron, Or 326 
 
 Wales, Utah 1491 
 
 Walker Uiver, Nev 211 
 
 Walker's Landinj;, Cal . . . 869 
 Walkerville, Mi>nt .... .133 
 Wal a Walla, W T . .... 398 
 Wallsburgh, Utah . . . 09, 1491 
 
 Wallula, W T 404 
 
 Walnut (ree';. AT 472 
 
 Walnut Creek. Cal 869 
 
 Walnut Uiove, Cal . . . . 870 
 
 Walsh's, Cal 870 
 
 Wansbip, Utah 69 
 
 Waiiinltia, Or 326 
 
 Ward, Ne\ 211 
 
 Warmsprinijs, Montai<a. . . 133 
 Washinntori, (Nev Co), CbI..870 
 Washington, (Yolo Co), Cal.. 870 
 
 Washington, Idaho 108 
 
 Washinjftou, Nev 211 
 
 Washington, Alphabetically.. 375 
 
 Washington City, Utah 09 
 
 Washington ClassiHed . . . .405 
 W.. diington t'orners, Cal . 870 
 Washington Gulch. Mont.. ..134 
 
 Washington Railroads 375 
 
 Washoe, Nex 212 
 
 Wasliougal, W T 404 
 
 Waterford, Cal 872 
 
 Waterlo, . <'r 326 
 
 Watson, Montana 134 
 
 Wat.sonville, Cal 872 
 
 Wavcrh . W T 404 
 
 Weatnerbv, Or 326 
 
 Weavervlile, Cal 874 
 
 Weber Station, Utah 69 
 
 Wei.-«er llridge, Idaho .... 108 
 
 Weiser, Idaho 108 
 
 Wddon, Cal 876 
 
 Welliimtoi;, Nev 212 
 
 Wells, Nev 212 
 
 Wellsville, Utah 69 
 
 West lluttc, Cal 875 
 
 West Chehalem, Or 327 
 
 West Jordan, Utah 69 
 
 Westminister, Cal 875 
 
 West Oakland, Cal 875 
 
 West I'oint, Cal 877 
 
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 Contents. 
 
 Weston, Idaho lOS 
 
 Weston, Or 326 
 
 West I'ortage, Utiih .... 14!)1 
 
 Westport, Or •■!27 
 
 Whatcom, WT 404 
 
 Wheatland, Cal H77 
 
 Wheatland, or H--'7 
 
 Whitehall, .Mont 1:U, U!tl' 
 
 White Kiver, W T 404 
 
 White Rock, Xev ill' 
 
 White Salmon, WT 404 
 
 White's llridjfe, Cal 87^ 
 
 White Sulpli\ir Sprinpi, Mnt..i;{4 
 
 Wickenbur;,', A T. 472 
 
 Wiokes, Mont l:i4 
 
 Wilbur, Or 327 
 
 Wildernlle, Or 327 
 
 Wild Flower, Cal 878 
 
 Wllkoson, WT 4ii4 
 
 Willamette Forks, »»r 327 
 
 Willard, Utah 70 
 
 Willet's, Cal 141)2 
 
 Williamson, Or 327 
 
 Williams, Cal 870 
 
 Williamson's Valley, A. '1'. . . .472 
 
 Willow Point 212 
 
 Willows, A. T 472 
 
 Willows, Or 327 
 
 Willows Creek, Or 327 
 
 Willow Sprin){s, Or 327 
 
 Wilniintfton, H C 434 
 
 Wilminffton, <'al 8>-0 
 
 Wilsonville, I'tah 14!I2 
 
 Wmnemueca, Nev 212 
 
 Winlock, WT... 404 
 
 Wintfville.Or 327 
 
 Windsor, Cal 880, 1402 
 
 Winsor, Iltiih 70 
 
 Woodside, Cal 883 
 
 Writ;hls, Cal .'883 
 
 Yainax, Or 328 
 
 Yakima, WT 404,1492 
 
 Yale, B C 434 
 
 Yankee Mill, Cal 880 
 
 Yankee Jim's, Vi\\ 880 
 
 Yelni, WT 404 
 
 Yocumville, Cal 886 
 
 Yolo, Cal 88« 
 
 Voncalla, Or 3«8 
 
 Yo Semite, Cal S86 
 
 Yon Met. Cal 886 
 
 Younj;'.s Point, Mont 134 
 
 Yountville, Cal 8Sti 
 
 Winters, Cal 8S0|Yrcka, Cal 8S7 
 
 Witter's Sprinjj.s, Cal 88l!Vreka, .Mont 134 
 
 Woodbri(lH:t, Cal 
 Woodburn, (h' . . 
 Woodford, Cal . . . . 
 Woodland, Cal . . . 
 Woodriilf, rtah... 
 Woods Cross, I'tah . 
 
 . . 8S1 ; Yuba Cit\-, Cal 889 
 
 . .327iYtinui, A. T 472 
 
 . . 881 'Ze-ii Zem, Cal 8SK 
 
 ..88l'Zena, Or ...328 
 
 70iZi(.n, Or 328 
 
 vol 
 
 STREKTB. 
 
 Ave .\ venue 
 
 K»t liattcry 
 
 Bran liraninm 
 
 Bdwy Hroadwuy 
 
 Brod Hroderick 
 
 Cal Caiifi.rnia 
 
 Coral. . . . Conuneieial 
 
 Dev l)e\i^adero 
 
 Dol Dolores 
 
 .4nRItKVIATIO\>i. 
 
 T)or l>orland ; 
 
 Hup Mujiont i 
 
 Fdb Fdbert I 
 
 Fill Fillmore j 
 
 Fol Folsoni 1 
 
 Fro Fremont | 
 
 Oner Ouerrero 
 
 Har. Harrison 
 
 llo'-v Howard i 
 
 •laek .laekson ! 
 
 Keav Kearny 
 
 Ky liuntucky 
 
 Leav lA'aveinvortb 
 
 I Aid Leidtsdorlf 
 
 .Menh .MereliiiMt 
 
 .Miss .Mission 
 
 Mont .Moiitv'onieiy 
 
 O'lar O'Fanefl 
 
 I'ae I'iicilic 
 
 I'l Place 
 
 I'ow Powel' 
 
 .Sac Sacra?iiento 
 
 San Siinsonj 
 
 Stev StevtMS'in 
 
 Sut Sutter 
 
 Stock Stockton 
 
 Tay Taylor 
 
 Teiin . Tennessee 
 
 \aln Valencia 
 
 Wash Washington 
 
 INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS, 
 
 Abbott House 704 
 
 Agnew ,11) 1467 
 
 Ahlborn House 1007 
 
 Aiken & Ogle 14.')7 
 
 Ainley ,)ohn 170 
 
 Aitkcn & Fish 739j 
 
 Alameda Ai-g\is ,8,sO 
 
 Alameda County Kejiortcr, 872 
 
 Alameda Kncinal 129!l 
 
 Albers A xxvii 
 
 Aldrieh Oeo D tj07 
 
 Allen Mrs oo 
 
 Allen B (; 780 
 
 Allen EH 846 
 
 Al varado J M ftSi 
 
 Amador Dispatch 600 
 
 AmuUor Ledifer 600 
 
 Amador Sentinel 892 
 
 American togle Hotel 78 
 
 Anderan J xxvii 
 
 Andenion A . . .' (i,', 
 
 Anderson A J 39,=) 
 
 Anderson & Johnson 1071 
 
 ndrewR E J 819 
 
 'AntiiK'b Lcilger .'i04 
 
 lAptos Hotel. Mi, 
 
 lArens iV liarbec Oil') 
 
 [Arizona Citizen 1201! 
 
 [Arizona Star 466 
 
 Amies ft. Dallam 1440 
 
 Atkinson iV FariBh 206 
 
 lA\er 1. B iVAi< 
 
 Hiiehelder .1 K 213 
 
 Mahney W H 714 
 
 Haker A: Hanulton 744 
 
 Ballard .Mrs L A 1424! 
 
 Bancroft A L & Co, j 
 
 Interleaf II04-S^ 
 
 Bank of British Cohunhia.. 432| 
 
 Barbleri J . sil| 
 
 Har^jon .Martin ir)2 
 
 Barlow & Sanderson 8>*8 
 
 Barnard W K & Co (i«4 
 
 Barnes (J W 14»S 
 
 Barnct It 171 
 
 Barnhart & Stahl «1 
 
 Bartlett V C 170 
 
 Barry * Baird, Interleaf. 
 
 Basler (iec A 742 
 
 Batclielder Soap Co 44 
 
 Buttle .Mo.uitaiii .Mes.-,eti)fer. ir)7 
 
 Heardsley's Hotel 4lt 
 
 Beerniann Carl 707 
 
 Belesis. M Kendich 29(1 
 
 Benedict it Smith xxxii 
 
 Bejniitt Bros -^iM 
 
 Benson A W 162 
 
 Benton .( .M H« 
 
 Bernstein Abe xx /ii 
 
 Berkeley Advocate H.'iS 
 
 Bernanii .lo.sepb 317 
 
 Berteling & Watrv 1410 
 
 Bickel Fred, 
 
 Margin line through book 
 
 Bigelow Ben j fl;J5 
 
 Bilicke C 400 
 
 BilliuKif, Harbourne iSi Co.. 1318 
 
 Birkenseer Geo 81 1 
 
 Bishop FM ."iH 
 
 Black Diamond Coal Co \v 
 
 Black Howard 1430 & xxx! 
 
 Block Samuel 714 
 
Index to Advertiaements. 
 
 13 
 
 Hluniaiier L & Co, 
 
 Margin line through book 
 Bluinciitlml, (juiiihui & Co.l!ii)4 
 
 Bockler Robert 298 & 871 
 
 Bodie & Aurora HUge Co. . . fi'io 
 
 Boesch Kniile 1SS5 
 
 Bomaii CE 143U 
 
 BoneHtel, Allen & Co 14ll» 
 
 Bonnej O 143« 
 
 Boone & Osborn 1419 
 
 BontwickN W 1297 
 
 Bower F 1303 
 
 Bowers W H H «4 
 
 Bowlcv Bros 1333 
 
 Boyd Robert 827 
 
 Boyden J W 150 
 
 BrechtelH O 401 
 
 Breck.l M Jr & Co 296 
 
 Breitzinnnn R 182 
 
 Brewer M T & Co 740 
 
 Britton «i Key, Interleaf. 
 
 Brixen AC 62 
 
 Brooke Bros 1418 
 
 Brooklyn Hotel 667 
 
 Brown C:ha8 R 460 
 
 Brown & Ooodinif 174 
 
 Brown J C 18.5 
 
 Brown Richard 1440 
 
 Brown Tasse'l & Co 18: 
 
 Brownsviilu Woolen Mllln 
 
 Co 256 
 
 Bruce I), back cover and 1428 
 
 Brucnn A 890 
 
 BrummGW 1468 
 
 Brunswick J M & Balckc Co. 1402 
 
 Bryan J H 4.S3 
 
 Bucliannn & Lyall 1337 
 
 Buchtel J 298 
 
 Buckalew & Ochoa 1091 
 
 Buckle & Son, 
 
 Mar);ii> line through book 
 
 Buckow Kinil & Co 742 
 
 Budd & Corcoran 839 
 
 BumivT 1297 
 
 Bunker H S. . . .* 1438 
 
 Bunker R K xxvi 
 
 Bur^esH J VV 714 
 
 Burk Naiu! .%*» 
 
 Burt iJ Ous xix 
 
 Burton House 29k 
 
 Burton ST 8S»4 
 
 Busch A C & Com 821 
 
 Bush J H 1094 
 
 Butler Oeo R «2.'^i 
 
 Butte Cirtinty abstract 1487 
 
 Butterfleld & White 740 
 
 CaUUell .1 W 44 
 
 Cal Bellows Mfg Co 1314 
 
 Cal Market xxvi * xxvii 
 
 California Dennokrat 1098 
 
 Callfori ia Freie Presso . . . .1098 
 Cal'fornia Ulue Works. .. .1100 
 California Independence . . . 1099 
 California Wire Wor.;s. 
 
 Calkin-, A Beachy 
 
 Callahan Oeo S 
 
 Campbell R A .'.36 
 
 Cana\an & Le Van 181 
 
 Canevascini S J 704 & 1487 
 
 Capital Hotel 1.57 
 
 Capital Hotel 884 
 
 CaplUl Siirn Works 740 
 
 Cardinell Jno A 1340 
 
 Careless Ueo 63 
 
 Carniiohael C 29' 
 
 Carruther R 388 
 
 Canon App eal .6>i 
 
 Carter Thomas 64 
 
 John T Carey 741 
 
 Caaon C &o 467 
 
 C P R H Iv, V 
 
 UPR R Undi Ix 
 
 li 
 
 .1468 
 
 .■>19 
 
 Chambers JO 38 
 
 Chapman & Boyer 402 
 
 Chnpniun S V 1297 
 
 Cherry C C 249 
 
 Chicujfo Burlington «fc ilwin 
 
 cy R R 1096 
 
 Chicago & North Western 
 
 R R 1088 
 
 Cliicaijfo, Rock Island & Pa 
 
 ido R R 1284 
 
 Chico Knterprise r)34 
 
 Chico Record 532 
 
 Chilberg J P 3S3 
 
 Chumachcr C 4i)3 
 
 Church,! E 715 
 
 Citizens' Bank 664 
 
 City Arsus 1087 
 
 Closbev & Hogle 61 
 
 Clav on .M F, 743 
 
 Clear Lake Hotel 1297 
 
 Clevcnscr Geor^'e 789 
 
 (.^liff House Front cover 
 
 Cloverdale & Clear Lake 
 
 StixKC Line 538 
 
 Cloverdale Hotel .537 
 
 Cloverdale Heveille .538 
 
 l^oady R E 1021 
 
 Coast Mail Stage Line 772 
 
 Cortln & Kennal V 1468 
 
 (>)gr8well J L 1700 
 
 Cohen Ben 743 
 
 Colombo N 894 
 
 Colaon HW 8.59 
 
 Colusa House 543 
 
 Colusa Sui; 1478 
 
 (Jollegu of Notre Dame 786 
 
 «'ollin» Jno& Co 394 
 
 <.'olton Dental ANS<xtiation . . 13ri0 
 Commercial Hotel (t)(,'dcn), 
 
 Inside front cover 
 
 Comstock J J 273 
 
 Concordia Broom Factory . .1326 
 
 Cone & Kimball 715 
 
 Conner & Murphy 6s3 
 
 ('onnor Prof E P 78,5 
 
 Constans P 132 
 
 Contra Costa News <t30 
 
 Cook & Ellis 1314 
 
 ( '(jok Frank 38 
 
 Cook H N 1379 & 1314 
 
 Cooke H 297 
 
 Cooper J 144U 
 
 Copeluiid C W 8!>4 
 
 Coplin A 13.^ 
 
 CordeilTH 780 
 
 Cornwall A xxi 
 
 ( 'oBmo|)olitan Hotel 625 
 
 .wiKjr H M 432 
 
 ( lawford F O .547 
 
 Crawford ,1 O 268 
 
 Crindle Elsie 1293 
 
 Crocker H S & Co 1101 
 
 Crcsby C Jr 894 
 
 Cross Samuel 747, 1488 
 
 Cross' Styloifrnflc Pen, 
 
 Margm line thrcu^h book 
 and back cover 
 Cunningham, Curtigs & 
 
 Welch 4 
 
 Cunnington & Co 58 
 
 Curran Mrs HE 209 
 
 Currj- N&Bro 1373 
 
 Cutting Packing Co, 
 
 Margin lino through book 
 
 Daily Evening Post 1089 
 
 Daily Morning Joiirual 624 
 
 Daly Mrs J M 743 
 
 Damonte A 792 
 
 Danipf Louis xviii 
 
 Dangueuger M 207 
 
 Davidson I G 297 
 
 Davis ii Cowell 1387 
 
 Davis Geo A xxiil 
 
 Davis Hotel 1492 
 
 Davis Sewing Macliine 1102 
 
 Dav Thomas 1100 
 
 Deaves t 1297 
 
 DeBuryhCR 297 
 
 Decker G A 820 
 
 Dcgcn LP 1314 
 
 De La Baume C 69 
 
 Dcnnev LP 585 
 
 Denniston EG 1401 
 
 Depot Hotel (Elko) 172 
 
 Depot Hotel (Reno) 189 
 
 Denpouy I 44 
 
 Devine J C 747 
 
 Devoy H M 565 
 
 Dewey iV Co 1419 
 
 Dickson De Wolf & Co .... xv 
 
 Dicffcndorff C J 5.57 
 
 Dietle Chas x\ii 
 
 Dinwootley Henry 62 
 
 Divoll Briiy & Co 828 
 
 Dixon & Bernstein xviii 
 
 Dixon Pencils 1102 
 
 Dixon Tribune 550 
 
 Doane & Co xxvii 
 
 Dolan .las W 1321 
 
 Domestics M 1348 
 
 Dooley .1.) 257 
 
 Do* le Henrv & Vo 1103 
 
 Drake B F.". 318 
 
 Dudley A K 849 
 
 Dunyon N 68 
 
 D'.itch Flat Forum 554 
 
 Dyer Bros 162 
 
 Dvmokc .lames 1469 
 
 Eagle Brewery 1822 & 1323 
 
 Eckhardt Henry 746 
 
 Eckstrom Mrs Thos E 846 
 
 Mgan MM:... 15 
 
 "Electrograph" 
 
 Margin |!ne through book 
 
 Elko Independent 169 
 
 Ellis W H 519 
 
 Ellison .IF 714 
 
 Empire Bakery 755 
 
 EiIj Railway 1294 
 
 Ernest Chas L 841 
 
 Ellinger S 1448 
 
 Eshbach & liamilton '841 
 
 Davles Orlffltii ..... . '.'.'.'.'.. . 304lFuehs Henry 
 
 Eureka Sentinel 179 
 
 Evans & Askey 800 
 
 Fairchild Mrs S K 746 
 
 Fairflield Hotel 668 
 
 Falk D&Co 1469 
 
 Falkenstcin & Co 1387 
 
 Falkner Bell & Co 1458 
 
 Farrington R E & Co 450 
 
 Fatz Jacob 686 
 
 Ferguson O C 60 
 
 Fernald JS xx 
 
 Fernandez Bernardo 70S 
 
 Fetters and Williams 533 
 
 FiJield WE 628 
 
 Figel Joseph Caderg front cover 
 
 Finck U 1840 
 
 Fireman 9 Fund , . .Back cover 
 First National Bank Stockton 840 
 
 Fishbeck H & Co 1287 
 
 Fisher Henry 748 
 
 Fitch Failcy & Pomeroy 466 
 
 Fobs &, Burner 299 
 
 Fountainc J G . . 318 
 
 Fox M & H A 432 
 
 Francis, Valentine & Co 1428 
 
 Frantzen A 04 
 
 Freeman M P & Co 170 
 
 Freund FA 816 
 
 Frisbia Will 719 
 
 FryotteSJ 603 
 
 746 
 
 <'4 III 
 If. i 
 
 * 'Mi 
 
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 K I 
 
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 14 
 
 Index to Advertise'rnenfs. 
 
 Furhmann A M 14.')5 
 
 Gabbert Keeler H 27 
 
 Gaffonl House f)4S 
 
 Galirido Hotel fS8f> 
 
 Gardiner Mrs J i-''i 
 
 i4arden Citv Collego xxv 
 
 Gerkhardt H F "33 
 
 Gidluiid & Daley 748 
 
 Gille & Uoehri(rs 1448 
 
 Gilinan & Kaconillat 1448 
 
 Gilncr Salisbury & Co 400 
 
 Oilmore A 43r) 
 
 Gilroy Advooatf 3!*1 
 
 GirardilissE 134 
 
 Giroux D 214 
 
 Glaadin^^ McHeaii & Co . . . l-2i)4 
 
 Glenn J (J- iTi 
 
 Goldsmith \) E. interleiif. 
 
 Goad & Sherwin WM 
 
 Godfrey H J 804 
 
 Goldberg J ' 4W 
 
 Golden Gate Academy (iS! 
 
 Goldstein k Golin 137() 
 
 Gorczy nski S «34 
 
 Gosling Geo N 1103 
 
 Gove & Wilson 3i)4 
 
 Grandjean Chas 13o() 
 
 Granhnlm Chas 146" 
 
 Grater John K 893 
 
 Gray M.. Margin line through bk 
 
 Gray Sanil C 010 
 
 Gregovich Spiro 178 
 
 Grein Phil f>13 
 
 Giey E;iy:le Livery Stables . . 787 
 
 Gridley Hotel m 
 
 Qriesell Jaeob 747 
 
 Gruenhagen C H 14;'),'; 
 
 Grundel Julius G 1440 
 
 Guisti Joe xxvi 
 
 Guillet^eT 40; 
 
 Gandlath J & Co 1391 
 
 Guthrie Bros 748 
 
 Guthrie J VV 23, 24 
 
 Gutte & Frank Back covei 
 
 Hachenev & Beno 302 
 
 Hadley E R & Co 23 
 
 Hahn F C Last page 
 
 Halfpenny Miss IB 432 
 
 Hall J V 131" 
 
 Hall RB& Co 13;)0 
 
 Halstead J 384 
 
 Hamburg-American S S Co.xxiv 
 
 Hamilton W C 787 
 
 Hanson GF (ill 
 
 Harkness H D 274 
 
 Harley Jas 748 
 
 Harris John 60 
 
 Hartn)aim G Phil 747 
 
 HasBmer Valentine 1 104 
 
 Hatch & Barclay 1344 
 
 Hatch I C 787 
 
 Hensley House 787 
 
 Herald Company 788 
 
 Hereford .t Zabriskie 460 
 
 Herrmann ( ' 1378 
 
 Hersey SO 20!) 
 
 HeslopE 2W 
 
 Heus.scr J <>0 
 
 Hibben F N & Co 433 
 
 Hil)bitsJno 171 
 
 Hicks D Hi Co 554, 97, 374 
 
 Hicks Mrs J B 717 
 
 Hill J F 74!) 
 
 Hill Samuel 1138 
 
 HInton & Gordon 
 
 Hirsch B S it c;o 1405 
 
 Hochstudtcr k Bro 036 
 
 Hockwell Peter 747 
 
 Hodifcs G Z •'■'4.") 
 
 HodgesWA 60 
 
 Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson 
 
 749 and xiv 
 
 Hold.-n & Son 6»< 
 
 Hollistcr Enterprise 80] 
 
 Homer and Donaldson 472 
 
 Honig & Baruch 1302 
 
 Hood R B 324 
 
 Hooi)er Wm B & Co 467 
 
 Hopkins II T 153 
 
 Home it West 1494, 1405 
 
 Horton House 773 
 
 Hotel Del Monte vi, vii 
 
 KendiUl & Kellogg 1406 
 
 Kennedy Mrs A A 719 
 
 Kenyon'S W 1488 
 
 Kestler Martin 750 
 
 Key.Hcr & Elrod 164 
 
 Keyston Bros 1454 
 
 Kiesel F J & Co 42 
 
 Kirkland Wm 507 
 
 Kirkpatrick Bros 123 
 
 Kiss Tiouis 324 
 
 Kittredgc J 1384 
 
 Kein J E 1373 
 
 Klein DrN 787 
 
 Khme J B lOtt 
 
 Knapp R I 587, xxiil 
 
 Kna|>p Scwell 541 
 
 Knarston J H 1428 
 
 Koch & Wolff 207 
 
 Kohler k (Jhaso 1413 
 
 Krannn & Dievos 684 
 
 KrnuseJ H 636 
 
 KriderBros 450 
 
 Kriechbaum G H 944, 1350 
 
 Kroger F 1099 
 
 Kruse J H 14,57 
 
 Kunz Chris 590 
 
 Kiistel it Riotte 1304 
 
 Lachapelle E 193 
 
 Ijadies' Home Journal 1285 
 
 Lake Democrat 744 
 
 Lake E T 847 
 
 Hot 1 Uhein 12i)SJLamb Jno M 1471 
 
 Houghton VV A & C S, Lang Joseph 169 
 
 Margin line through bookiLangdon AG 1476 
 
 Houscwoith Thos xi\ Langland N P 1441 
 
 Howard Amos 606 
 
 Hucter Bros & Co 1303, 1418, 1450 
 
 Hiiftaker J S6s 
 
 Humboldt Brewery 1322 
 
 Humboldt Times 5(i4 
 
 Hujicrs Mor'tz 609 
 
 Hurley DJ 1441 
 
 HuMUg R it Bros 1419 
 
 Hutchinson Dan 65 
 
 Idaho Statesman xxviii 
 
 Indiana-iolis Chair Manuf. 
 
 Co 1363 
 
 International Hotel. Eureka 
 
 Langle\' Wm D^fi 
 
 Langstroff J B 181 
 
 Lam-bcn M 685 
 
 Leach Steliheti W 686 
 
 Ledvard F K 787 
 
 Lcftwiuh J W 751 
 
 Leger's Hotel 651 
 
 LeonarpG B 20 
 
 Lester & Bvvn . . ; 789 
 
 Levin Alex 468 
 
 Ije\ ison Bros 1385 
 
 Levy & Co 509 
 
 L 'w-is L L it Co T't 
 
 Nev 180 Lincoln StabI s 811 
 
 International Hotel, Austin, Lind James 166 
 
 Nev l,53|Liyerniore Herald 610 
 
 Inwall & Waldron 750 liongshore Jas 1448 
 
 Iribarne John 690 
 
 Isaacs 1 297 
 
 Jackson RW 1301 
 
 Jacobs C... ...1471 
 
 .lacobson Carston 061 
 
 Jahn & Foster 1347 
 
 Jardine J B 1206 
 
 Jenkinson W H 43.3 
 
 Jensen W 421 
 
 Hatch J S 1470; Jesse & Drew 144 1 
 
 Hathaway G 4.57lJeaneau & Lemaitre xxvii 
 
 Hanchett J E 786|Johnson B F & Sons 67 
 
 Hauerbach A 65 Johnson F W 747 
 
 Hawley M C & Co 1301 Johnson Jacob 708 
 
 Hawley N E 1346 Johnson L 818 
 
 HawsBF 796ljohn8ton WD 1304 
 
 Hayes J S & Co 1104| Johnston W H 523 
 
 Haymond St, Magruder 1481| Johnson W J xxvii 
 
 HayneB & Son 58 Jones C Ed 1297 
 
 Hayt Bros 451 Jones Lee 854 
 
 Hayward Chas 433 
 
 Healdsburg Enterprise 593 
 
 Hedges & Dlllensburg 1429 
 
 Heisterman H F & Co 433 
 
 Hold & Co 1405 
 
 Helfrlch EC&Co 23 
 
 Hendricks' Hot«l 647 
 
 Heodricks H W 394 
 
 HenleySM 170 
 
 Henshaw Park 1487 
 
 Jones T R 61|MathewB S F. 
 
 Jos8el.yn JH 1424 
 
 Justis L M 878 
 
 Kane, O'Leary & Co. .1398, xxxi 
 
 Keeney & Btgelow 171 
 
 Keeney House, 
 
 Inside front cover 
 
 Kelloffg J & Co 299 
 
 Kelly MrsJM 750 
 
 Kelly Peter 544 
 
 Lord & William 467 
 
 Lorentzen A P 1430 
 
 Loughmiller J A 327 
 
 Loutham Roht & Co 146!» 
 
 Lovewell Geo H 507 
 
 I-owden O E 626 
 
 Lyngbcrg Fred Q 60 
 
 M'aclay & Moffltt 893 
 
 Mallon J & J B 208 
 
 .Mansion House 873 
 
 Man»on it Hendry . . , 434 
 
 Marincovich Peter 302 
 
 Marks L& Son 121 
 
 MarstersEJ 840 
 
 Martin Mrs RM SOS 
 
 MarwedeIC F 1401 
 
 MarySville Appeal 637 
 
 Marysvillc Foundry 683 
 
 Mason& Sells 56 
 
 Mastiek S L . 
 
 316 
 
 Mathewson 8 R & Co 1291 
 
 Matteson & Williamson . . . 845 
 
 Matthews & Co 1432 
 
 Mayers Rob 1454 
 
 McAfee Bros 1432 
 
 MeCann The Tailor 752 
 
 McCaulev James 598 
 
 McDonafd Alex 647 
 
 JlcDonald H W & Co 1303 
 
Index to AdveHiseraents. 
 
 15 
 
 McDowell S & Co 1332|Nor(leck Fred 153 
 
 McElroy P 179; North Pufiflc Coast R K. . . . xi 
 
 McKarland& Fart 16a!Northorr) Pacific Hy 385 
 
 Mcauirc& Hcacil 203 Nuimn .1 J (iSS 
 
 McKeiincy L M 134, 214'()akland Medical College. . . . 690 
 
 McK iiiiey & Ranior. 548, Oakland Times 687 
 
 McKinnie Murray 1457|Oakland Tribune 689 
 
 McMillan & Son 433!(rBrien John N 841 
 
 McMurtrcy AT 2071 Occidental & Oriental S S . . viii 
 
 McWuinfc Uusscll 630 
 
 McWilliams II H 754 
 
 Meadcr Thos H 545 
 
 Proctor C E 1297 
 
 Pu j,'et Sound Argus 390 
 
 Pujfet Sound Steam Nav Co, 384 
 
 PughLM 158 
 
 Puller James 184 
 
 C^uadc Otto 384 
 
 yueen Hoot and Shoe Store, 624 
 
 Qulnn & Co 25 
 
 (iuinn Thos 403 
 
 Haas E tSi Co xx 
 
 Kttdonich Morris 747 
 
 Hand, Wines & Dorsey 171 
 
 Ochsnor J 755 
 
 Odcll Hros 189 
 
 I Ogden Junction 43 
 
 Mendocino r.umhcr (;o 1400 Olema Hotel 692|llai)p C^hiis W & Co. .; 757 
 
 Mcnuocino and Westport Olive Jno IP 570illa\e A P & (Jo 1332 
 
 sta-jt lino 1095 Ollrich J H (i47|Kay W S & Co xvlii 
 
 M- rrill DP finaloi-ango Hotel . .' (i93 Kavmond & Wilehire, 
 
 Merrill k Worth 1418;Orogon & Cal lly 310 Interleaf, 1240-41 
 
 Mcrscreau AS 13:i,'i OreKonian ."iiisl (ieardan k Freer 695 
 
 Methodist Hook Depos'torv 
 300, 301, 302, 1232,' 1233, 1234, 
 and marjrin line throuufh book 
 
 Mcuasdorffer J C & Son, 
 
 l!«i:k of book. 
 
 Mciissdortfcr K 
 JkussdoilTu!' M . 
 Meyers Adolph 
 Migl'iiva' cii (.J . 
 
 Mitcbull .'»: Ci 
 Mitcbell M.. 
 MolsoM it Sons. 
 
 .137 
 
 Oregon Kidney Tea 328 llcdfitld O T 627 
 
 , ( ircyon Ky k Vax' Co 3os Kedntone A E & Co 1401 
 
 Oreffon Statesman 317 Iteilstonc J H & Co 1419 
 
 Orcyon .stiani Xav Co •jOOJUeed A B 704 
 
 Ormshv House, inside back cover Heed (J .\ & Co 317 
 
 iOnirkOS Ul.^^HcedllA 64 
 
 . xviiiOsliorn If Vk Co 129,1, 13T 7 i Heed Kob 686 
 
 ..1413'(>ro\ille Mormrv (19(il Heed's Plioto (iallcrv 758 
 
 , . <;iU Overland Hotel" 1472!|[ocd it Nelson ". 1486 
 
 Miliaii Jas li 1432 I'acilic .\s|ilialtuni Works. .. . Reese Kiver Reveille 154 
 
 Miller A Sit Son 303' 1303, 1435!t{eiss BrOs A Co 1339 
 
 Miller it Smith Ii23 Patilic lliiiltfe Co KinI l!emar(iue J F 1488 
 
 Mllinjrton's .Xssnib'y Ilooms ti-*;'! Pacific llnsiiiess Colleye, lUiikeii H 685 
 
 Mima Thos () .t A . . 244 .Margin lino throiiijh book Reno Gazette 190 
 
 Mission liocU Waiohouso . . .128.'i' unil liaik of book, and 12'iS Uhodes AW 61 
 
 l:'.(i I'acitic Coast S S Co SosiUlchards it Snow 1424 
 
 •m\ Pacilic l.ifc 12s>8; Richards it Williams 42 
 
 •.W\ Pa .itic Metal Works 1404|Hickard W T 469 
 
 Monnier A 747'Pacili- Ocean House 12 Ricks T F & Co ,565 
 
 Moiinler Mmc 
 
 Monta^'ue W W k Co, 
 
 .Marsfin line throu);!) book. 
 
 Midglcy J K ...141(1 
 
 Miller it Hichard, interleaf. 
 
 Montealeagrc J (J 1340 
 
 Moody it Farish 1104 
 
 Moon it Crei^'hton 638 
 
 Moraghan M B xxvi 
 
 Morettc J P 610 
 
 Morgan Oto 540 
 
 Morgan II H & Co 850 
 
 Morgan it ("o xwi 
 
 Morris it Evans 03 
 
 Morrow Geo 1344, 1378 
 
 Morse House 1090 
 
 Mortensen ^ Snaddon 42 
 
 Morton A it E i: 1403 
 
 Mott J H it Co 1452 
 
 Mountain DeuKKTat 707 
 
 Mouser BT 1424 
 
 Mowry L C 611 
 
 Mowr'y It D xxvii 
 
 MullerC 1416 
 
 Mullov&Paul, 57 
 
 MuH'hy Wni B 789 
 
 Naber, Alfs & Brune, 
 
 Back cover 
 Napa Collegiate Institute. ..I486 
 
 Napa County Reporter 6.59 
 
 Napa Gold Dollar 657 
 
 Napa Hotel 659 
 
 Napa Register 658 
 
 Napa Soda Springs 657 
 
 Napa Seminary 680 
 
 Nathan B & Co xxix 
 
 Nelson C b 530 
 
 Nesbitt I& Bro 1347 
 
 Ncwbauer Jacob 754 
 
 Neustadt M M 87s 
 
 Nevada Tribune 165 
 
 New Era 511 
 
 Newkirk DI 1451 
 
 NicoU The Tailor Back cover 
 
 Noe& L«e 206 
 
 ■2 I'aiilic Press, front cover, in- 
 terleaf (172 and 673 and 70, 
 4^9, 583, 046, 700, 7.39, lOSC 
 
 I'acific Saw Co 16a 
 
 Paine's Stables 7.54 
 
 Palmer H it Co, 
 
 Margin lino through book 
 
 Pa'mcr WE 310 
 
 Parker J (i 3s7 
 
 Parker J M xxv 
 
 Parsons (i H 601 
 
 l'as.sev F 61 
 
 Patten F II 207 
 
 Patterson Alex 328 
 
 Patterson WD 433 
 
 PeirceC.M 59 
 
 Peo|)le.s' Cause 716 
 
 Pcjiper's Nurseries 704 
 
 I'crlE &Co 638 
 
 I'rry Geo a39 
 
 Petaluma Courier 703 
 
 Peters F I, M & Co 1283 
 
 Peters & King 303 
 
 Peters P 709 
 
 Pettit A P 468 
 
 Pettil & Russ Back cover 
 
 Phelps Manuf g Co 1289 
 
 Philadelphia Brewery xxii 
 
 Phillips H F 251 
 
 "^ierson H H . . . . Front cover 
 
 Pinncy Ja B A & Co 1473 
 
 Pioneer Box Factory 756 
 
 Pima County Bank 468 
 
 Pitcher IIS 588 
 
 Placerville Stage Line 707 
 
 Plate A J & Co 1404, 1373 
 
 Plaza Hotel 792 
 
 Beckman J B 883 
 
 Poheim Joe 1446 
 
 Pollhanimer A 1356 
 
 Popper S 1439 
 
 Porter Iron Roofing Co 1005 
 
 PostSG ."^ 1481 
 
 Prouss Frank 155 
 
 Price Thos 1304 
 
 Ridley A E & Co 1443 
 
 Rivei-r Hros 60 
 
 liivett E it H 758 
 
 lioach John.... 1416 
 
 Roberts WC 1447 
 
 Kohins FA 1401 
 
 Uobinson EI 755 
 
 Robinson Jerry 846 
 
 Rogers' Hotel" 870 
 
 Kohr C M 303 
 
 Kosevear Robt 716 
 
 Ross EC &Co 638 
 
 Ross lilt Son 791 
 
 Rossetcr & Smith 1387 
 
 Itottanzi & Buzzini 1098 
 
 Rowell W H ...566 
 
 lloval St John 1438 
 
 Ruftino I, J & Co 1403 
 
 RufflnoS 877 
 
 Rusbv k Merv 531 
 
 Kussell R W 794 
 
 Russ House 1295 
 
 Russian River Flag 692 
 
 Sa(Tamento Bee 753 
 
 Sacramento Planing Mills 796 
 
 Sacramento Restaurant 758 
 
 Sadler & Co ... . 1348, 1358, 1384, 
 
 1419, 1420, 1438, 1442 
 
 Saflford Hudson & Co 469 
 
 St George Stables xx 
 
 St Helena Hotel 793 
 
 Salazar & Rahn 470 
 
 Sale Dudley 171 
 
 Salisbury, Hailev & Co 98 
 
 Salt LAke Herald 1093 
 
 San Benito Advance 893 
 
 Sanden burger Ca 296 
 
 SFBulletin 1063 
 
 SFCall 16b 
 
 8 F Chronicle Front cover 
 
 S F Journal of Commerce 2 
 
 S F Merchant 19B6 
 
 SF&NPRR X 
 
 San Jose Art Palace 785 
 
 San Jose Candy Factory 7S9 
 
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 Index to AdvertiseDientK. 
 
 San Jose Mercury "ftOlWarhhowt H 
 
 San Joiwiiiin Hotdl 8i'S, Marjfiii linu throujfh book 
 
 San .luan Htaxt Lino 893 Stoiirna N & Son 'im 
 
 Sun Ijouiidro lleporter Ssl) Stueto .liinios (J&tio VMi 
 
 Sttulo Mrs, I B VMi-> 
 
 Steun ET Via 
 
 Stoll Henry xv 
 
 San Itelfael Livery Stable 801 
 
 Santa Clara Mill & Lumber Co "8i» 
 
 Saroni Louis & Co i:U5 
 
 Saunders Henry 433 Stein V \\ 133" 
 
 Saylor A L 2(>1 Stephens JO 3!l 
 
 Schaaf V\\ r.22 Stevens S 38 
 
 SehiefferC H 1387 StiniHon Mrs A L 317 
 
 Schloth Chrs . .30B Stockton Ajfricultural Ware- 
 Schmidt M & Co 13t)8, 1458| house • 844 
 
 Sohnoler Joat 403 
 
 SohoonfeUl SD 716 
 
 SchroderJ K 722 
 
 Schueler Jost fil» 
 
 Schull JT 457 
 
 SchutnOhas 400 
 
 Schulze I' 
 Schwahaeher Si Co 
 
 Stockton Iron Works 842 
 
 Stockton Stables 843 
 
 Stockton Steuni Laundrx-. . . 840 
 
 Stone TN ".... 171 
 
 Streit HC 171 
 
 Strobel Carl 758 
 
 306j Sullivan James aS8 
 
 1473 Sullivan Thos 1338 
 
 Schwartz Chas 639 
 
 Schwin Wni — 15B 
 
 Scott Bros 1300 
 
 Scott John McO ... 182 
 
 Scott J P fi3!) 
 
 Scott Mathcw A 877 
 
 Seattle Post 395 
 
 Shaeffer J W & Co, 
 
 Back cover and 1292 
 
 Shanley & Co 123 
 
 Shaw J 306 
 
 Shearer Geo D 1344 
 
 Shepard AH 813 
 
 Shopman WE 1365 
 
 Sherman Mrs E J 636 
 
 Shires William 1365 
 
 Short Rosanna 1384 
 
 ShreveOeo W 1373 
 
 SiddallD 324 
 
 Sidne\ Stagre Line 1492 
 
 SilvaVMC 39 
 
 Singer WmJr 639 
 
 Sloanaker I N 691 
 
 Slotterhek Chas 605 
 
 Small E r & Sons 5.50 
 
 Spooner AW 1473 
 
 Stanley E J 1492 
 
 Stuart J M 1488 
 
 Small J W 394 
 
 Swain LA 198 
 
 Sweasey W J & Son 507 
 
 Sweetser & Alsip Back cover 
 
 Tabcr, Harker & Co 894 
 
 Vaber I W .w 
 
 Tambling Mrs L C 1424 
 
 Taylor Joseph 208 
 
 Taylor Thos iS; Co 208 
 
 Terrace Baths -xii 
 
 Terrv&Co 50» 
 
 ThaxterG o C 
 
 . Marjrin line through book 
 
 Thomas E A 38 
 
 Thompson C V 841 
 
 Thompson Dixie 806 
 
 Thompson L 13.50 
 
 Thomson & Evans. . .1429 & 1401 
 
 Thicle E 182 
 
 Thrall HH 13.50 
 
 Tiernan R & Co 14!' 
 
 Titus Samuel 513 
 
 Tickner Buniham & Co 533 
 
 Towle Bros & Co 555 
 
 Town Talk 789 
 
 Tracy Stoble 853 
 
 Tracy Geo H 1090 
 
 Traube H 1298 
 
 Truckee Hotel 857 
 
 Truckee Lumber Co 855 
 
 )5 jTruckee Republican . . . 
 
 Smith AM 
 
 Smith F J 568 
 
 Smith Mart 199 
 
 Smith Mrs M J 472 
 
 Smith & Starratt • 155 
 
 SmithTheoA- 44 
 
 Smith & Walling. 316 
 
 SnellJW 59 
 
 SnowH H 864 
 
 Soiano Times 866 
 
 Soper Miss Nettie 384 
 
 SouIeE 14.51 
 
 S PRK v. .xiii 
 
 South Pacific Coast R R xi 
 
 Spear, Meade & Co 1344 
 
 Spinnev Dr. . . , 1293 
 
 SponogleFM 1.58 
 
 Spratt Joseph 443 
 
 S{»ring Mcnzo 1287, 1310 
 
 Standard 307 
 
 Standard Soap Co 
 
 Back of book 
 
 State House 745 
 
 Stayton Wm H 540lWade W A & Co 
 
 . .8.56 
 
 Trueworth, "F M xxvii 
 
 Tuebner & Hoffman xix 
 
 Tull Frank .508 
 
 Tully, Ochoa & Co 470 
 
 Tupper G A 817 
 
 Turner Bros 278 
 
 Tuscarora stage line 173 
 
 llkiah City Hotel 861 
 
 Ukiah City Press 860 
 
 Union Hotel (Chico) 531 ' 
 
 Union Hotel <i95 
 
 Union Pacific R R i 
 
 xviii, XXX, 1492 
 
 Union Stables 795 
 
 Vallejo Chronicle 865- 
 
 Vane ; House 566 
 
 Van Dyke William & Co 42 
 
 Varney AN 1090 
 
 Victoria & New Westminster 
 
 Steamer 421 
 
 Volker C 717 
 
 VorbergH 179 
 
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 Wugeuer Henry 61 
 
 Warner F " 1350 
 
 Wah Shuiig it Co 701 
 
 Waldron M F lol 
 
 Walker H V &,Va> 471 
 
 Walker lluv WS 328 
 
 Walling AG 306 
 
 Wungeuhcini J It 434 
 
 Wtirdlcigh H C 41 
 
 Waring ('has A 755 
 
 Washington College 871 
 
 Wussmann A 760 
 
 Watson & Randall 506 
 
 Watson Sarah . , 41 
 
 Watsonville Pajaronian 874 
 
 Weaver HA Front cover 
 
 Webber Mrs John 894 
 
 Weber t«eo 893 
 
 Webster Joshua B 845 
 
 Weed & Kingwell 1321 
 
 Weinhard H 311 
 
 Wcitinaii Frank & C'o 158 
 
 Welch JC 695 
 
 Welisch The(Hlore 471 
 
 Wentworth House 1092 
 
 West « 'oast Signal 565 
 
 WeatE H 584 
 
 West & Heath 644 
 
 Western Oregon R R 244 
 
 Western House 640 
 
 Weston Mrs KG 171 
 
 Westall J 1368 
 
 WheatC D 1415 
 
 Wheatley, Cook & Co 1432 
 
 Wheeler it Wilson 691 
 
 Wheelwright MB 44 
 
 White Geo R 791 
 
 Whiting F B 711 
 
 Whitney & Marshall 1289 
 
 Whipple \ H 817 
 
 Whitney, .Sumner & Co 1386 
 
 Whitworth F H 396 
 
 Wicgand C & Co 210 
 
 Wiegand Conrad 210 
 
 Wiegand, Perkins & Co .... 210 
 
 Wicgand, Taylor & Co 210 
 
 Wightnian & Hampton 640 
 
 Wigginton D 318 
 
 WilderEB 60 
 
 Wilhelm Edward 182 
 
 Wilkinson H F 607 
 
 Wilton Jno & Co xxvli 
 
 Williams C H 1486 
 
 Wilson J W 761 
 
 Williams J T 311 
 
 Williaihs R L 851 
 
 Wm Tell House 769 
 
 Willows Brewery 1322 
 
 Wiiiiior Hotel 688 
 
 Wischniann & Holthower. . . .396 
 
 Wixom Isaac 1 55 
 
 Wolfl & Loze 1:187 
 
 Wonderlich & Bryan 498 
 
 Wood Benj 211 
 
 Woodland Democrat 1300 
 
 Woodniff AL 666 
 
 WoodWB 563 
 
 Woods F N & Co xxvli 
 
 Wren Thos 181 
 
 Yaple Frank 209 
 
 Yolo Mail 885 
 
 Yo Semite Hotel (Stockton). 842 
 
 Yo Semite House 821 
 
 Zeckendorf L & Co . . . . 1097 
 
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 Near U. S. Land Office, SACRAMENTO, 
 
 We woulil respectfully call attention to our facilities for the prosecution of Land 
 and Mininj^ Cases before the U. S. Land Offices of this State, and the Clencral Land 
 Office at Washinfjton, D. C. Contested and Ex-parte, Homestead, Pre-emption, 
 Town Site and Mining Cases promptly and efficiently conducted. S|)ecial attention 
 given to Ai)iilicalions for Patents to Mines ; to Suspended Pre-emption, Homestead 
 and Mineral Entries before the General Land Office at Washington, D. C; to Cases 
 in which additional inoof is required, and to procuring title under the law for the 
 disposal of Timber I.ands. Will also attend to business before the State Land 
 Office, Land and Mine J'atents procured ; Blanks and Listruciions furnished 
 Claimants. We will also conduct any Litigation entrusted to us in the Courts, in- 
 volving the right to Agricultural Lands and Mines. 
 
 McFARLAND & FARR, Sacramento Cal. 
 
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 226 J street, between Second and Third, Sacramsnto. 
 
 Importer and Dealer in 
 
 Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. Clocks 
 
 Optical Goods, Silver and Silver-Plated Ware, Etc. 
 
 Latest NOVELTIES in Jewelry 
 
 lias ill liis store a complete assortment of all 
 tfiailes ot 
 
 AMERICAN WATCHES, 
 
 111 flue (fold anil silver cases, hiji'ily on.amented 
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 CHAS. H. GORRILL, President 
 
 RICHARD W. GORRILL, Treasurer. 
 
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 The Call contains the liatest News of tlie World, Tekxraphic, etc.; Corrcspnndcnoe from all 
 parts of the Olohe; Editorials U]H)n the (jucstions of the Day; Political, ('ommcroial, Agricultural, 
 and other matters independently treated; Resourues, Productions, Descriptions, etc., of the Pacific 
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 In short, they are reliable representative journals. 
 
 ADVERTISERS 
 
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 State of California, City and County of San Fra.ncisco, .fn. 
 
 Before nie, S. S. Murfey, a notary public in mid for said city and county of San Kranciaco 
 personally appeared William (3. Waters, of said city and cmiriiy, who being by me first dulvsworn 
 deposes and says he is the foreman of the Hoe Perfcctini,' Pross upon which The Mornino Call 
 and The Weekly Call are pruited, and as such foreman was present and superintended theprint- 
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 Call and The Weekly Call for that period were as follows: 
 
 The Mornino Call, Sundays 45,000 
 
 Week Days »»«,<»40 
 
 The Weekly Call 11,4N)0 
 
 WILLIAM G. WATERS. 
 
 Subscribed anil sworn to before me the seventh day of .May, A. D. 1880. 
 
 SAMUEL S. MURFEy, Notary Public. 
 
 Average Daily Circniation of the Slornlna; Call, 
 
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 Situated between the 37th and 42d parallels of north latitude, and the 109th 
 and 1 14th meridians west from Greenwich, lyiuK north of Arizona, south of Idaho 
 and Wyoming, east of Nevada, and west of Colorado and Wyoming, and having 
 an area of 84,476 square miles. It is divided almost equally by the Wasatch 
 mountains, which intersect its whole extent from north to south. On the east 
 side of these lofty sentinels, are the Gre^'n and Grand rivers, which, with their sev- 
 eral branches from the Colorado, while on the west side are Jordan, Weber, Bear, 
 Timpanogos, Sevier and Salt Creek rivers, to whose waters the cultivation of many 
 thousand acres of land and the reduction of vast quantities of ore can be attributed. 
 The interests which involve the destiny of this promising Territory, are dependent 
 on these beautiful and valuable streams. Without their presence, the many bloom- 
 ing orchards, fields of rustling, ripening grain, and the hum of commerce, would be 
 represented by desolation and waste. Irrigation is a necessity f orthe production 
 of cereals and fruits, of which she can consistently boast in terms of enthusiasm 
 and pride, for in all markets where the products of her soil have been introduced, 
 they nave acquired a reputation, both for quality and size, that is truly encourag- 
 ing. These facts, in addition to the one which experiments in mining industries 
 have demonstratetl, ai-e worthy the consideration of all seeking profitable invest- 
 ment in that direction, and certainly augur most favorably of her future. She is pos- 
 sessed with a multiplicity of features which must prove of advantage to her rapid 
 and pennanent growth, and not the least importance of these is her climate. In 
 the southern part of the Territory, cotton is grown without risk, and experience 
 
 groves that the silk-worm can thrive almost anywhere within her confines, 
 ranges and other tropical fruits have been grown also in some localities, though 
 in some sections the temperature reaches a degree of cold that is disastrous to stock. 
 Heavy falls of snow are annually witnessed in the northern portion. The moun- 
 tains are covered during the greater portion of the year with a luxuriant growth 
 of nutritious grasses, on which large herds of cattle, Hocks of slieep, and droves of 
 horses, grow sleek and fat, and become a source of great revenue to their owners. 
 Another of her attractive features is Ihe dryness and purity of the atmosphere, 
 while the water which courses constantly down her mountain sides, is cool, spark- 
 ling and delicious. The sanitary condition of the Territory is highly gratifying, 
 and her public school system is spoken of in the highest praise. The Great Salt 
 Lake is a beautiful sheet of water, though so strongly impregnated with chloride 
 of sodium, as to render it unfit for use in th6 promotion of the agricultural inter- 
 ests. Very valuable salt is made by evaporation from the water which comes from 
 it. So extremely salt is it that nothing endowed with animal life can exist in it. 
 Its dimensions are 75 by 30 miles, and during the warm season it is visited by thou- 
 sands of people, for the purpose of bathing in it. The buoyancy of the water is so 
 great that it is found impossible for persons to sink in it. Each succeeding 
 year witnesses an increase in the development of her inines, and the time is not re- 
 mote when she shall wear the crown which credits her with being the leading bullion 
 {troducing dependency of the Union. For the year ending December, 1879, Wells, 
 i'argo & Co. handled 2,301,276 pounds of refined, and 26,441,359 pounds of unre- 
 fin^ lead, 3,835,047 ounces of silver and 15,932 ounces of gold, the product of 
 Utah, whose combined value amounted to $5,219,747.69. 
 
 When the above figures are added to those of individuals who have not had deal- 
 ings with the express company, the aggregate will have been largely increased, and 
 when the fact that these interests are as yet comparatively in their infancy is consid- 
 ered, the belief of her importance as a "lustrous gem " in our country's firmament, 
 must become deeply rooted. Her population cannot exceed 150,000 people, though 
 the resources are capable of supporting twenty times the number. Her saw and gnst 
 mills are numerous in comparison with other sections, and give employment to an 
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 heart, her progress was accelerated by the introduction of rapid transporation in 
 the form of railways. Hoping to profit by the experience of public-spirited per- 
 sons of " the States," they contributed largely from their funds of intelligence and 
 finance, and through that energy characteristic of the " western element, " they 
 found a remedy which soon relieved them of the evil of the stage-coach and heavy 
 " prairie schooner, " and that was the iron horse and coaches. There are nine lines 
 in operation in the Territory, namely, the Central Pacific, the Union Pacific, Utah 
 Central, Utah Southern, Utah and Northern, Wasatch and Jordan Valley, Utah 
 Western, Bingham Canyon and Cainp Floyd, and Pleasant Valley. 
 
 THE CENTRAL PACIFIC 
 
 Joins hand with the Union Pacihc at Ogden, and thus forms a continuous line from 
 the Pacific to the Atlantic seaboard. The completion of this transcontinental 
 roadway of steel was a success, unparalleled in the art of railway engineering and 
 construction. Its machine shops at Ogden give employment to quite a number of 
 men, and through its monthly distribution of wages, tlie Territory is greatly bene- 
 fited. 
 
 THE UNION PACIFIC 
 
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 Also has its shops at O^den, and is a " power in the land," and an auxiliary to the 
 sustenance of a population, that is of incalculable value. 
 
 THE UTAH CENTRAL 
 
 Is 37 miles in length, having Ogden for its northern, and Salt Ijake City for its 
 southern terminus. It was built by individual labor in 1870, >/ith very little 
 money, by residents of the Territory, the late President Young having entire si* "^r- 
 intendence of its construction. It has proved to be a profitable investment. 
 
 THE UTAH SOUTHERN 
 
 Is the second rot.d that was built in Utah, and it is really an extension of the Utah 
 Central, continuing southward from Salt Lake City. 
 
 THE UTAH AND NORTHERN 
 
 Is a narrow gauge, running from Ogden to a point beyond Kigle Kock, Idaho, 
 though it is] the purpose to cxtund the line further into that Territory. It is 
 owne<l by the Union Pacific, and it traverses some of the most magnificent scenic 
 country ever human eyes beheld, while there is considerable land along its route 
 that is superior for agricultural purposes. 
 
 THE OTHER LINES 
 
 Are short and of local importance, and were built by private capital, though they 
 have been greatly instrumental toward securing a steady growth of the Territory. 
 
 Adamsville, 
 
 BEAVER COUNTY. 
 
 Dettlebach — , gen mdse 
 Enens John S, blacksmith 
 Evans J T, blacksmith 
 Ingram Alex G, Postmaster 
 Joseph J H, gen mdse 
 
 Alpine City, 
 
 UTAH COUNTY. 
 
 Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 
 Devy W & Son, hardware and saddlery 
 
 Nash W, lumber 
 
 Alta, 
 
 SALT LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Although among the oldest of Utah 
 mining towns, thu place only has a pop- 
 ulation of about 500. The mines in the 
 vicinity have long since acquired quite a 
 fame for their wonderful richness, among 
 which are the Emma, Flagstaff, Prince 
 of Wales, North Star, etc. Previous to 
 the spring of 1878, the town's future 
 was full of bright promise, but a calam- 
 itous conflagration nearly swept it out 
 of existence at that period, and steps 
 have been delayed toward rebuilding it. 
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 Bateman J T, justice of the i>eace 
 Brougli C M, miniuK recorder 
 Burgess U E, constaole and collector 
 Collins C H, liquors 
 Devers A R, hotel 
 Fitzgerald A J, liquors , • 
 O'Reilly J J, gen mdse • , 
 
 Rettick Fritz, liquors 
 Rowe VV P, meat market ' 
 Schmidt Peter, Alta Brewery 
 Scrimglour James, lesaee "Emma mine" 
 Sickler C M, winra and liquors 
 Simmons F H Dr, druggist, sundries 
 
 and postmaster 
 Strickley John, gen mdse 
 Thomas Albert, Canyon House 
 Tucker Jamea, gen mdse 
 Wentzburg Jos, merchant 
 Wright Martin, barber 
 
 American Fork, 
 
 UTAH COUNTY. 
 
 A lively little town of about 1,500 in- 
 habitants, 33 miles south of Salt Lake, 
 and 15 miles north of Provo City. A 
 postoffice on the Utah Southern Rail 
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 Adums A, Hour mills 
 Adamson J, flour mills 
 Bennett John, furniture 
 Chadwick James, tailor 
 Chipman James, gen mdse 
 Co-operative Institution, gen mdse 
 Crooks J, blacksmith 
 Dunkley A, gen mdse 
 Durant J, brewery 
 Grant W, music, stationery, etc 
 Greenwood W, notary 
 Harrington L E, postmaster 
 Higley W J, jeweler * 
 
 Hogard J, market 
 Jackson W W, lumber 
 Keppemeck R, hotel 
 Lee £ B, painter 
 Miller A, hot«l 
 MuUiner S, flour mills 
 Paxman Wm, lumber 
 Robinson J, wagonmaker 
 Robinson W H, wagonmaker 
 Shelley & Thornton, gen mdse 
 Smith W, blacksmith 
 Twede C F, hamessmaker 
 Wadsworth T J, physician 
 Waterman G A, gen mdse and drugs 
 WebbF, bootmaker 
 
 Argenta, 
 
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 Bagley C, lumber 
 
 Brighton R A, hotel 
 
 Butler Alvin, lumber 
 
 Butler Philander, steam saw mill 
 
 Cunnipgton k Co, gen mdse 
 
 Maxfield R, lumber 
 
 HONX JAS T, notary public, recorder 
 
 and postmaster 
 Whipple N W, lumber 
 
 Ashley, 
 
 WASATCH COUNTY. 
 
 Bentley C, blacksmith 
 
 Britt & Carey, gen mdse 
 
 Britt W C, justice of the peace and 
 
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 Coulton C E, agric'l implements and 
 
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 BOX ELDEH COUNTY. 
 
 ANDERSON N P, postmaster and 
 
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 Andreasen J, carpenter 
 Casper R, carpenter 
 Holmgren P O, blacksmith 
 
 Beaver City, 
 
 BEAVER 30UNTY. 
 
 Barton W & Co, gril.t mill 
 Beaver Co-operative Mercantile Institu- 
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 Beaver Co-operative Woolen Mills 
 Beteiison J, hotel 
 Copeland W, sawmill 
 Crouch Mrs E C. millinery 
 Dowling & Flood, drugs 
 Fennemore J, gen mdse 
 Fields J, publisher 
 Herbert G H, drugs 
 Jackson Samuel, Sr, saddler 
 Jones W P, hardware 
 Livingstone M, gen mdse 
 Matthews E C, hotel 
 McDonough D, liquors 
 Murdock J R, stock raiser 
 Robinson J L, shoemaker 
 Selig & Simon, gen mdse 
 Thompson Wni, grain 
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 WASHINGTON COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 7 miles north of Toquer- 
 ville and 320 miles south of Palt Lake 
 City. 
 
 Anderson P, gen mdse 
 Birch J, gen mdse | 
 
 Gates J, postmaster • • 
 
 Johnson J H, produce 
 Sylvester J, wme manufacture 
 
 Ulrick Dr, physician 
 Von Trott 0, justice peace 
 Webb Frank, constable 
 Wellman Henry, barber 
 Wellman & Hoyer, druggists 
 Wood H, assayer 
 
 Benson, 
 
 CACUE COUNTY. 
 BOOEBS THOS, postmaster 
 
 Bingham, 
 
 SALT LAKE COUNTY, 
 
 Is the terminus of Bingham Canyon and 
 Camp Floyd Railroad, 28 miles from Salt 
 Lake City in a southwesterly direction. 
 The title of "Old Reliable" has certainly 
 not been misapplied, for despite the rav- 
 ages of depression and drouth, almost 
 insurmountable in their nature, in the 
 very face of driving and destructive ele- 
 ments, which tiu itioned her right to 
 "hold her own,' she has withstood every- 
 thing, and is to-day one of the substan 
 tial mining towns of the Territory. The 
 place depends almost solely upon the 
 mining interests, a feature that has filled 
 her horoscope with gleams of bright 
 promise in the form of development, 
 steady and permanent. There are seve 
 ral places ot business, as well as a public 
 hall, a church, and a school. The popu- 
 lation is about 600 souls. 
 
 Bourgard Bros & Smith, meat market 
 
 Coakley & Co, livery stable 
 
 Cooper Wm, gen mdse 
 
 Duncan James k Co, mining suppUea 
 
 and liquors 
 Gulianini — , barber 
 Gunsen E A, mining supplies and liquors 
 Jerguson J, meat market 
 Judd Dr — , physician 
 Keate J P, druggist 
 Kinney L B, justice peace 
 Lodders Gug, liquors 
 MORRIS 1, postmaster 
 Morris I & Co, gen mdse . 
 Noland Sam, hotel 
 Smith k Bourgard, liq'iora 
 Smith Geo, hotel 
 Tavey P, news depot 
 Thompson Dr, physician 
 Thompson Henry, county recorder 
 
 Brig^ham City. 
 
 BOX ELDER COUNTY. 
 
 Brigham City is the county seat of Box 
 Elder county, and is a town of 2,500 
 inhabitants. It is situated on the Utah 
 & Northern and Central Pacific railroads, 
 three miles east of Bear Rivei, and 18 
 miles north ot Ogden City. Its location 
 is a beautiful one, being on a gradual in- 
 cline, and 's near the mouth of Box El- 
 der Canyon, In its corporate capacity, 
 Brigham City extends to the boundary 
 line of Cache county on the east, and 
 takes in a most beautiful little valley 
 surrounded with lofty mjuntains, and 
 having in it a flourishing farming settle- 
 ment called Montana, with a population 
 of 350 souls. The town site proper of 
 Brigham City is rocky and filled with 
 gravel, making the ground most solid to 
 build on, and the streets, which run at 
 right angles, are as solid and level as if 
 a:;tually paved by the hand of human in- 
 genuity, the same having an efiect to 
 make the ground uncommonly warm, so 
 that a great variety of tine fruit is rais- 
 ed in rich abundance which, connec- 
 ted with the vast amount of flowers and 
 roses growing in the summer, causes the 
 place to partially resemble the tropical 
 regions. A money order office is connec- 
 ted with the postoffice, and here is also 
 an express office. There is a woolen fac- 
 tory and tannery of considerable capac- 
 ity, besides a number of other manufact- 
 uring establishments.such as blacksmith, 
 wagonmakers, carpenters, etc. Stock- 
 raising and dairying are amongst the 
 ftrominent intci«sts to which the place 
 ooks for support. 
 
 Box E A, county attorney 
 
 Brigham City Mercantile and Manufact- 
 uring Association, gen mdse, woo) in 
 fac^ory, tannery and shoemaking 
 
 Burt John D, county judge 
 
 Bywater Jao, 'county clerk and recorder 
 
 CHRISTENSEN A, att'y at law. city 
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 Nielsen J C, cabinetmaker 
 
 Nielsen J J & Co, tailors 
 
 Herce Eli H, agt U and N R R and U 
 
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 Bosenbaum M D, county collector 
 Smith Samuel, mayor 
 Stratford A & Co, tailors 
 Watkins W L, county and city treasurer 
 Wight Stephen, county surveyor 
 Wrighton W H, carpenter and builder 
 
 Brinton, 
 
 SALT LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Brinton Bros, gen mdse 
 Howard L A, liquors 
 Miller J A, machinist 
 NefFBros, millers 
 
 Butlerville, 
 
 SALT LAKE COUNTY, 
 
 Butler N, blacksmith 
 
 BUTLER PHIL, gen mdse, brewer, 
 
 lumber, saw mill and postmastor 
 Fuller Wm, brewer 
 
 Cairs Fort, 
 
 BOX ELDER COUNTY. 
 
 BEATTY B H, postmaster 
 Hnnsaker Abraham, gen mdse, and miller 
 
 Camp Douglas, 
 
 SALT LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 PostoflSce address, Salt Lake City ; A 
 military post of the United States, two 
 miles east of the city, situated on the 
 *' bench " or upland. The place is most 
 tastefully laid out and conveniently ar- 
 ranged, having a capacity for the ac- 
 commodation of 3,000 troops. 
 
 Cannon, 
 
 TOOELE COUNTY. 
 
 Ajax William, merchant 
 Cook David J, stock raiser 
 HILLMAN EMILT, postmistress 
 Rockwells Horace, stock raiser 
 Rockwell Parker, stock raiser 
 Shursbory Lewis, stock rai-.er 
 AVright Geo, stock raiser 
 
 Cedar City, 
 
 IRON COUNTY, 
 Is on the stage line of Gilmer, Sauls- 
 
 bury & Co., about 280 miles from Salt 
 Lake city, has a population of 700 and 
 is spoken of synonomously with activity 
 and beauty. Coal of a splendid charac- 
 tei: is found in great quantities only six 
 miles from uhe place, from which the 
 people are furnished with all necessary 
 fuel. The buildings are of a substan- 
 tial nature, the material used in their 
 construction Ijeing chiefly brick and 
 stone, all of which are of goc 1 archi- 
 tectural design. 
 
 AUdridge Richard, boots and shoes 
 
 Bauer A, carpenter 
 
 Bayley H, boots and shoes 
 
 Birkbeck R R, carpenter 
 
 Ghappin L R, flour mills 
 
 Chatterley G, postmaster 
 
 Coal Creek Lumber Co 
 
 Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 
 Corry A, gen mdse 
 
 Corry Wm, blacksmith 
 
 Cox S, carpenter 
 
 Hunter G, carpenter 
 
 Leigh Saml, furniture 
 
 Lunt H, hotel 
 
 Makkaprang Wm, furniture 
 
 Palmer Richard, blacksmith 
 
 Root L, painter 
 
 Urie James, blacksmith 
 
 Walker Joseph, coal 
 
 Walker T, lumber 
 
 Wood Geo, liquors \ 
 
 Woods G, hotel 
 
 Cedar Foi^., 
 
 UTAH COUNTY. 
 
 Carsen W H, liquors 
 Larsen J, hotel 
 Simmons M S, liquors 
 
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 UTAH COUNTY. 
 
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 Cook H F, hotel 
 Hocking John, gen mdse 
 
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 TOOELE OOUNTT. 
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 Centerville, . 
 
 DAVIS COUNTY. 
 
 Baird James, blacksmith 
 
 Brandou Thos J, attorney at law 
 
 Capner Wm, cabinet maker 
 
 Centerville C M I, gen mdse 
 
 Coles Jno, painter 
 
 Ford Jno, stock raiser 
 
 Harriss J J, cabinet maker 
 
 Mills Bichard, painter 
 
 Prophet Bichard, boot and shoemaker 
 
 KEEV]^ W, X'^^^'"'^^^'*' (county as 
 
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 Simms Alexander, flour 
 Smith W B, probate judge 
 Tree Jno, bootmaker 
 
 Charleston, 
 
 WASATCH COUNTY. 
 
 Murdock N C, sup't Co-operative Store 
 
 and postmaster 
 Wright Wm, justice of the peace 
 
 Chester, 
 
 SAN PETE COUNTY. 
 
 Allred Isaac N, gen'l sup't Chester Co- 
 operative Mercantile Institution 
 
 Allred B N,»presideut Chester Co-opera- 
 tive Mercantile Institution 
 
 Allred Bedrick B, stock raiser 
 
 Beck Hans C H, county pouudkeeper 
 
 Candland A W, postmaster 
 
 CANDIAND DAVID, prosecuting 
 
 attorney and notary public 
 Carles Wm H, stock raiser 
 Chester Co-operative Mercantile Inst, 
 
 gen mdse 
 Child Joel H, book agent 
 Madsen Andrew, freighter ' ^ 
 
 Neilsen Lars, musician 
 West Thomas, freighter 
 
 Clarkston, 
 
 CACHE COUNTY. 
 
 Carbine W V O, president Co-operative 
 
 Store and postmaster 
 Davis Geo J, carpenter 
 H^;gie A W, manager Co-operative 
 
 Malmberg J P, blacksmith 
 Sayer Thos, shoemaker 
 Stewart S, carpenter 
 Yatea H, blacksmith 
 
 Coalville, 
 
 SUMMIT COUNTY, 
 
 A county seat, and located on the Weber 
 river, 42 miles east of Salt Lake City. 
 Has a population of about 700. The 
 coal mines, from which its name is 
 taken, are its principal support, although 
 there is some agriculture in the vicinity. 
 
 Allen T L, wagonmaker 
 
 Allison E M, sheriff 
 
 Asper Elias, probate judge 
 
 Boyden John, postmaster and gen mdse 
 
 Cluff Wm W, selectman 
 
 Coalville Co-operative Institution, gen 
 
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 Eldredge Alma, prosecuting attorney 
 Evans Henry, county treasurer 
 Gentry Samuel, blacksmith 
 Peterson Geo N, blacksmith 
 Bippon Eobt, wagonmaker 
 Boundy J C, selectman 
 SALMON ROB'T, county clerk and 
 
 recorder 
 Snyder Geo G, selectman 
 Statey & Co, lumber 
 
 Corinne, 
 
 BOX ELDER COUNTY, 
 
 Is situated on the C. P. Bailroad, 25 
 miles west of Ogdeu, in the beautiful 
 valley of Bear river. It is the pioneer 
 Gentile town of the Territory, and at 
 one time in its early history was the 
 scene of great activity and commercial 
 enterprise. Since the advent of the rail- 
 road, however, a gradual decline has 
 been experienced, owing to the fact that 
 it has been deprived of the freighting 
 business, which was a feature that 
 formed a most important factor in the 
 support of the place. It is very desira- 
 bly located, and may again assume pro- 
 portions of some dignity. Mr. John W. 
 Guthrie, who is prominently indentiiied 
 with the history of the town, has a 
 great deal of confidence in its future. 
 The country surrounding it is of an 
 agricultural nature, capable of support- 
 ing a large population. M. E. Campbell 
 is proprietor of the only hotel. 
 
 Adams E P, agt C P B B 
 Amshler M, brewery 
 Black J D, ass't postmaster • 
 
 BLACK T Ji druggist and postmaster 
 BOESSEL MRS A, Bailroad House 
 BOESSEL V E, watchmaker and jew- 
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 Boulware J B, physician 
 
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 Byers J H, carpenter 
 
 Campbell M E, Central Hotel 
 
 Cass D, physician 
 
 Chase H H & Co, shippers dress beef, 
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 CSBTJRCH F H, general produce, com- 
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 EARHART D, meat market 
 
 Farmer J D, gen mdse 
 
 Faust H J, physician 
 
 Ferris E R, hardware and agricultural 
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 OTJTHBIE J W, groceries, grain, 
 flour, produce, banker and mayor 
 
 HADLET E R & CO, hides, pelts, 
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 HELFRICH E C & CO, produce 
 
 HELFRICH W V notary public, 
 cashier Guthrie's Bank and county 
 
 sup't schools 
 
 HEUSINO W, gen mdse, Montana 
 
 Horn N, shoemaker 
 
 Janell Mrs J, boarding 
 
 Johnson E P, attorney at law 
 
 Johnson Harry, harness maker, marshal 
 
 KELLER JOSEPH, produce 
 
 Kousman M F, saloon 
 
 EUHN' A & BRO, dry goods and 
 clothing, boots, shoes, hats caps, etc 
 
 Landick John, tin, copper and sheet- 
 ironworker 
 
 LEIWIS H & CO, wholesale and re- 
 tail groceries, liquors, cigars tobacco, 
 etc, bet 3d and 4th on Montana 
 
 Lorimer Wm, barber 
 
 McDonald L, telegraph operator W U 
 
 MERRITT H C & CO, dealers in 
 
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 Ryan D D, constable 
 
 SMITH H H, second-hand store, pro- 
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 Spencer H W P, books and barber 
 
 Stover W R, City Treasurer and col- 
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 Van Valkenbesg J P, harness and sad- 
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 J. W. GUTHRIE, 
 
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 Croyden, 
 
 MORGAN COUNTY. 
 A postoffice 9 miles east of Morgan City, 
 aiul 54tnile8 northeast of Salt Lake City. 
 
 Deseret, 
 
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 MILLARD COUNTY. 
 A postoffice 30 miles northwest of Fill- 
 more City and 133 miles southwest 
 Salt Lake City. 
 
 Black Joseph, gen mdse 
 Dewsnup Hyrum, Postmaster 
 
 Diamond, 
 
 SUAE COUNTY. 
 Course R T, gen mdse 
 Hills R A, gen mdse 
 Murphy Joseph, shoemaker 
 Stewart Simson, blacksmith 
 Thurmond J T, blacksmith 
 
 Draper, 
 
 SALT LAKE COUNTY. 
 Postoffice 18 miles south of Salt Lake 
 City, on Utah Southern Railroad. 
 
 Thomas V, shoemaker 
 Wright J P, carpenter 
 
 Duncan's Retreat, 
 
 KANE COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 1 1 miles east of Toquer- 
 ville, and 340 miles southeast of Salt 
 Lake City. 
 
 Echo City, 
 
 SUMMIT COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 5 miles north of Coalville, 
 the great coal producing town of the 
 Territory, and 47 miles northeast of Salt 
 Lake City. 
 
 Beckwith & Lander, gen mdse 
 Schenck Truman, agent U P R R 
 Wickel li, confectioneries 
 BTJNTRI CHAS, postmaster and gen 
 
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 Edwards Solomon, sawmills - 
 Hopkin Jno, mine owner 
 Knigh George, stock raiser • 
 
 Toone Jno, justice of the peace 
 Toone Wm H, contractor 
 
 Boberg Nelis, blacksmith 
 Brown Wm, constable 
 Fitzgerald Walter, school teacher 
 Heward John, nursery 
 Jacobson R, shoemaker 
 JENSON JAMES, postmaster 
 Nelson Peter, mason 
 Pearson Henry, carpenter 
 Smith F M, wagonmaker 
 Smith L, blacksmith 
 Sorensen Peter, carpenter 
 Stewart I J, school teacher 
 Stewart J B, school teacher 
 Terry Joshua Jr, school teacher and jus- 
 tice of the peace 
 
 Eden, 
 
 WEBKR COUNTY. 
 
 EOGLESTON H, postmaster 
 Farrell John, gen mdse 
 Ferrin J L, constable 
 Fuller E B, physician 
 Pritchett L A, justice of the peace and 
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 Enterprise, 
 
 MORGAN COUNTY. 
 
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 Ephraim, 
 
 8AN PETE COUNTY, 
 
 Has a population of nearly 2,000, and 
 is one of the wealthiest towns in the 
 county. The place is only a short (lis 
 tance from Manti and is consequently 
 not beyond the limits of the rich agri- 
 cultural district which has given that 
 section such a notoriety for its heavy 
 yields of fruits, berries, vegetables and 
 grain. No community is more thrifty, 
 and the presence of several handsome 
 buildings indicates a disposition to im- 
 prove the city that is deserving of ap 
 plause. 
 
 Fairfield, 
 
 UTAH COUNTY. 
 
 A postofBce, -^0 miles west of Prove 
 City, the county seat, and 88 miles 
 southwest of Salt Lake City. 
 
 Birdsall Wm, livery stable ^ 
 
 Carson Jno, hotel 
 SCHNIDER H, postmaster 
 Snyder H, gen mdse 
 
 Clawson R, produce 
 
 Greaves Peter, produce 
 
 Hansen Louis, painter 
 
 Jensen H H, blacksmith 
 
 Jensen Jorgen C, blacksmith 
 
 Larsen C A, gen mdse 
 
 Larsen J H, Furniture 
 
 Larsen Peter, produce - . 
 
 McFarlane P, stonecutter 
 
 Nielson C A, wagonmaker 
 
 Overlade Andrew, carpenter 
 
 Quinn & Co, gen mdse, harness and sad- 
 dles 
 
 Quinn Geo, postmaster 
 
 Thorp Thos, flouring mills 
 
 Uckerman C A Z & Co, furniture 
 
 United Order, gen mdse 
 
 Willardsen Christian & Co, flouring 
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 Every Pair of Saddle Seam Warranted. 
 
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 SANPETE COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
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 Eureka City, 
 
 JUAB COUNTY. 
 Croff John, blacksmith 
 
 Fairview, 
 
 SAN PETE COUNTY, 
 
 Is a place of 700 inhabitants, and about 
 100 miles southeast of Salt Lake City. 
 The population is composed principally 
 of farmers and stock raisers. The land 
 in the vicinity is said to be very produc- 
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 AUred J M, constable 
 
 Cheny Elam, gristmill 
 
 Defrieze John, carpenter and builder 
 
 Hurst Philip, business manager Z C M I 
 
 and justice of peace 
 Ludwickson Niels, blacksmith 
 Nielsen Niels, carpenter 
 Norstrom John, blacksmith 
 Terry L, sawmill 
 Tucker Amasa, president Z (!? M I and 
 
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 Westwood Richard, notary public 
 Westwood R W, attorney at law 
 Wilson L & Co, saw mill 
 WILSON LTCUROUS, postmaster 
 
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 DAVIS COUNTY. 
 
 Barton Jos, county clerk and surveyor 
 
 Clark T B, wood and coal, and coroner 
 
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 Coombs F, supt F C"M I store 
 
 Coombs, wood & Mayfield, gristmill 
 
 Cotterell W, carpenter 
 
 Duncan Peter, foreman Davis Co tan- 
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 Earl J, blacksmith 
 
 Hinman M L, carpenter 
 
 Hunt Thos, gen mdse 
 
 MayHeld W O, dealer in grain and flour 
 
 Miller D A, business manager Davis Co 
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 Smith Jesse W, sheriff 
 
 Southworth Hy, miller 
 
 Southworth Jno, miller 
 
 Stayner Arthur, county recorder 
 
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 Steed Hy & Co, griatmills 
 WALKER WALTEB, postmaster, 
 
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 White T, farrier 
 Wood J, gen mdse 
 
 Fayette, 
 
 SAN PETK COUNTY, 
 A postoffice 23 miles southwest of 
 Manti, and 156 miles southwest of Salt 
 Lake City. 
 
 Fillmore, 
 
 MILLARD COUNTY, 
 Is the county seat of Millard coiTnty 
 and is on the projected line of the 
 Utah Southern Extension Sailroad, 169 
 miles from Salt Lake City. It was at 
 one time, in the early history of the Ter 
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 lation is placed at 1,200. 
 
 Anderson L, boots and shoes 
 
 Bishop W, blacksmith 
 
 Callister T C, supt schools 
 
 Callister T & Co, flouring mills 
 
 Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 
 Davis & Deardon, sawmill 
 
 Duggert A H, hotel and postmaster 
 
 Free Trader's Union, gen mdse 
 
 Gibbs P F, wagons and plows 
 
 Holbrook L, assessor and collector 
 
 Huntsman G, gen mdse 
 
 Jackson J, blacksmith 
 
 Lyman F M, county clerk and recorder 
 
 Lyman & Robinfton, flouring mills 
 
 lIcBride R A, sherifi^ 
 
 Partridge E, probate and county judge 
 
 Pratt Nephi, county treasurer 
 
 Robinson J, nursery 
 
 Roof H, saddles and harness 
 
 Stokes W, nursery 
 
 Warner & Robinson, sawmill 
 
 Fish Haven, 
 
 RICH COUNTY. 
 A postoffice 5 miles south of Randolph, 
 the county seat. 
 
 Fountain Green, 
 
 SAN PETE COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 28 miles northwest of 
 
 Manti, and 105 southwest of Salt Lake 
 
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 Berttisen 8, pottery 
 
 CoUard C, supt co-operative store 
 
 Doughall H N, flour 
 
 Jerokes S, flour and lumber 
 
 Johnson P, carpenter 
 
 Johnson A, carpenter 
 
 Llewellyn R R, postmaster and notary 
 
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 Robertson k Johnson, carpenters 
 Preston R, shingles 
 
 Franklin, 
 
 CACHE COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 22 miles north of Logan, 
 the county seat, and 88 miles north of 
 Ogden. 
 
 Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 Sadlock & Nash, wagonmakers 
 Stalker A & Sons, gen mdse and liquors 
 Webster. W L, boots and shoes 
 Webster & Chadwick, gen mdse 
 
 Frisco, 
 
 BEAVER COUNTY. 
 
 Boatright W, blacksmith 
 Ferrell J J, hotel 
 Frisco Banking Co 
 Home Silver Mining Co 
 Humphrey J, saloon 
 Kelley & Co, saloon 
 Lindsay J R, saloon ^ 
 
 Malloy P H, saloon 
 McKay D, blacksmith 
 Norten Thomas, physician 
 Olsen & Forgie, gen mdse 
 Ormand & Lovett, gen mdse 
 Ormond T, postmaster 
 Pattee & Goldatine, gen mdse 
 Ryan & Lochrie, saloon 
 Saviour & Co, saloon ^ 
 
 Schwarts P, gen mdse 
 Woolf & Harris, gen mdse 
 
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 Corder G, miller 
 Femey Jas, school teacher 
 
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 KANE COUNTY. 
 
 Black Wm M, flouring milh 
 Cutler Morton, gen mdse 
 Cutler R J & Son, woolgrowers 
 FOOTE WARREN, postmaster 
 
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 SEVIER COUNTY. 
 
 Bell T, carpenter and justice of peace 
 
 Briges G, boots and shoes 
 
 Fielding Joshua, miller 
 
 Glenwood Co-operative Institution, gen 
 
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 Haileson N, poundmaster 
 Nordford A, blacksmith 
 Oldroyd A T, gen mdse 
 PIEBCE IS£AC W, postmaster 
 Sampson Wm, stockdeaier 
 Shaw A, groceries 
 Speed H, physician 
 Thornton Horace, miller 
 Wall Joseph, hotel 
 
 Goshen, 
 
 UTAH COUNTY. 
 
 Borup C, blacksmith 
 Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 Edwards E, justice of peace 
 Gourley P. carpenter < \ 
 
 Jenkins J H, nursery 
 Jergerson J, boots and shoes 
 JOHNSON J B, postmaster 
 Morgan J, hotel 
 Nable P, blacksmith 
 Noon A A, gen mdse 
 Oklebery P, carpenter and butcher 
 Page W H, constable 
 Price & House, flouring mill 
 Price W, sup t Co-operative Store 
 Rouse J, freighter 
 Budsta O H, tailor 
 Taylor Mrs L, millinery 
 Taylor Z S, school teacher 
 White J W, blacksmith 
 
 Grantsville, 
 
 TOOELE COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 12 miles northwest of 
 Tooele City, county seat, and 18 miles 
 southwest of Salt Lake City. 
 
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 Bolinder & Olsen, blacksmiths 
 CLARK J B, postmaster 
 Clark J R, sup't county schools 
 Jefferies Wm, mayor 
 Johnson & Johnson, carpenters 
 
 builders 
 Judd W R, assessor and collector 
 Kimball H P & Clark, gen mdse 
 Lynn John, cabinet maker 
 Ratcliffee Jamts, stock dealer 
 Rich J T, stock dealer 
 Rydalch W C, president Grantsville Co 
 
 operative and stock dealer 
 
 Wooley S W, stock dealer and justice 
 
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 Worthin|zton S R, stock dealer 
 Wratheall Jas, stock dealer 
 
 Gunnison, 
 
 SAN PETE COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 17 miles southwest of 
 Manti, county seat, and 150 miles from 
 ^It Lake City. 
 
 Co-operative Mercantile Store, general 
 
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 Knighton John, gen mdse and shoe- 
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 Larrson John, carpenter and painter 
 Ludvigson F, dealer in hides, etc 
 Peterson Peter, carpenter and painter 
 Robbins James, gen mdse and hotel 
 Swalberg Carl, blacksmith 
 Tollestrup N C, stonecutter and mason 
 
 Harmony, 
 
 KANE COUNTY. 
 
 Co-operative Store, gen mdse and post- 
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 H&rrisville, 
 
 WEBER COUNTY. 
 
 BROWN R D, postmaster and car- 
 penter 
 Chase Dudley, gen mdse 
 Harris Martin H, gen mdse 
 Later Peter, stockraiser 
 Rawson D B, blacksmith 
 Rawson W C, gen mdse 
 
 Heber, 
 
 WASATCH COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice and county seat, 40 miles 
 southeast of Salt Lake City, on the 
 Provo river. It is located in a rich ag- 
 ricultural region, where the fruits, veg- 
 etables and grain yield abundantly. Its 
 facilities for transportation are as yet 
 inferior. 
 
 Alexander A J, justice of the peace 
 
 Bell W, furniture 
 
 Biglow Daniel, justice of the peace 
 
 Getf M, gen mdse 
 
 Giles G, boots and shoes 
 
 Giles Thos H, probate judge 
 
 Hatch A, general mdse 
 
 Hatch J, general mdse 
 
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 ALPIIABIMCALLY. 
 
 Jones Richard, sheriff 
 McMullen D, boots and shoes 
 Kasband Thos, coroner 
 Hessiona John, surveyor 
 iShelton Charles, county clerk and re- 
 corder 
 Shelton M J, district attorney 
 Turner J & Co, lumber 
 Wilt J W, lumber 
 Wing Samuel J, supt schools 
 Wright W, justice of the peace 
 
 Hebron, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 58 miles northwest of St 
 ( ieorge, county seat, 307 miles southwest 
 of Salt Lake City. 
 
 Arave Nelson, builder 
 Co-oi>erative Store, gen mdse 
 Cottle George, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 Manning H W, gen mdse 
 
 Hunt Wilson, stonecutter 
 Huntsman H E, carpenter 
 'i'erry Thos S, sup't Co-operative Store 
 'l^ler D M, justice of the peace and 
 postmaster 
 
 Hillsdale, 
 
 IRON COUNTY. 
 
 1 'ejiraw Maroni, machinist 
 .(ohnson Jas F, blacksmith 
 Penney R C, blacksmith and carpenter 
 WILLSON D J, postmaster 
 \Villson Geo D, justice of the peace 
 Willson & Sons, ndllwrights and carpen- 
 ters, lumber, machinery, etc 
 
 Holden, 
 
 MILLARD COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice, 143 miles southwest of 
 Salt Litke City. 
 
 AshbyW H, carpenter 
 
 BEirNETT B, general mdse and post 
 
 master 
 Cherington Juo, furniture 
 Gyles Jos S, att'y at law and notary 
 
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 Harman Willis M, carpenter 
 Harmon A S, lumber and shingle manu 
 
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 Tanner E, gen mdse 
 Teeples S, blacksmith 
 Vickory A, shoemaker 
 
 Huntsyille, 
 
 WEBER COUNTY, 
 la a small place, 15 miles south of Ogden. 
 
 Anderson P C, wagon shop 
 
 Fraudsen Jens, blacksmith 
 
 Halls Wm & Geo, dairymen, cheese- 
 makers and stockmen; postmaster 
 
 Neilson L M, tinner 
 
 Peterson Soren, merchant 
 
 Wright Charles, school and music 
 teacher 
 
 Yeamans Thos, sawmill 
 
 Hyde Park, 
 
 CACHE COUNTY. 
 A postoffice 5 miles north of Logan. 
 
 Turner Fred, manager Co-operative Store 
 and postmaster 
 
 Hyrum, 
 
 CACHE COUNTY. 
 A postoffice 8 miles south of Logan. 
 
 Co-operative ocore, gen mdse, lumber,etc 
 Unsworth J, sup't Co-operative Store 
 
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 Hooper, 
 
 WEBER COUNTY. 
 A postoffice near Ogden. 
 
 SEVIER COUNTY. 
 
 Gray Samuel W, weaver 
 
 Hawley Asa, contractor 
 
 Rose Oscar, constable 
 
 Stewart W A, stationer and postmaster 
 
 Jacob City, 
 
 TOOELE COUNTY. 
 John Franks, saloon 
 McCALL S B, postmaster 
 
 Juab, 
 
 JUAB COUNTY. 
 
 Badger R C, railroad agent 
 Hartley Heber W, saloon and grocery 
 Pepper Wm, blacksmith 
 Phelps Mary, saloon 
 
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 Sevan Branch Co-operative Store, gen 
 
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 Stoddart llobt, saloon and hotel 
 Taylor E, meat market 
 Willes Fred il, gun mdse and'postmaster 
 Witbeck Jno, hotel and ^able 
 
 Junction, 
 
 PINTO COUNTY. 
 
 Baler John S, treasurer, sheriff and post- 
 master 
 Morrill Cliarles, assessor and collector 
 MORRILL JOHN, assistant postmaster 
 Morrill & Sous, gen mdse 
 Savage David, coronor 
 Whittaker James 8, gen mdse 
 Wiley James, justice of the peace 
 Young J W, county clerk 
 
 Ksu&by 
 
 KANE COUNTY. 
 
 Johnson Nephi, gen mdse 
 Uda!l, Mauger & Co, gen mdse 
 Young B L, postmaster 
 
 Eanarraville, 
 
 CACHE COUNTY. 
 
 Berry .f W, gen mdse 
 
 BERRY W S, postmaster, gen mdse, 
 
 and stock raiser 
 PollocK S, blacksmith 
 Roundy Joel, physician 
 Roundy W W, geii mdse 
 
 Kamas, 
 
 SUMMIT COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice, 22 miles northeast of Salt 
 Lake City. 
 
 Burbidge J R, carpenter 
 Gundersen h, sawmill 
 Kamas Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 L.ambcrt .T (i, blacksmith 
 LEONARD G B, postmaster , 
 
 Leonard W F, book agent and novelties 
 Pack Bros, gen mdse 
 Pack W E, blacksmith 
 Pack J & Sons, cheese manufacturers 
 Swift Jas, sawmill 
 Thayne J J, sawmill 
 Turner & Co, sawmill 
 Williams Samuel & Son, shingle manu- 
 facturers 
 
 Kamas City Drug Store. 
 
 Qt. B. LEONARD, Fropri tor. 
 
 Always on hand a full line of 
 
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 tides, 
 
 FAINTS, OILS, DTE STUFFS, 
 
 Stationery, Frames, Chromos, Albums, 
 Jewelry, Novelties and Notions. 
 
 Everything Cheap! Give me a CaM! 
 
 Kanosh, 
 
 MILLARD COUNTY. 
 A postoffice 12 miles south of Fill- 
 more City. 
 
 Barney Bros, lumber 
 
 Crane Charles, woolgrower and stock 
 
 dealer, breeder of pure bred game 
 
 fowls, sheep and cattle 
 Greener Thomas, postmaster 
 Halsey & Co, saddles, harness, etc 
 Hunter Wm, gen mdse 
 Mills Wm, contractor 
 Nadauld Albert, gen mdse 
 Paxton A, real estate 
 Penney Wm, architect and builder 
 
 Kaysville, 
 
 DAVIS COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 23 miles north of Salt 
 Lake City. 
 
 Alder Alfred, blacksmith 
 
 Barton Jos, county clerk 
 
 Bom Wm, shoemaker 
 
 Kaysville Co-operative Store, general 
 
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 Layton Chas Sr, flouring mills 
 Lewis W L, county prosecutor 
 STEWARD BROS, gen mdse, grain 
 
 and produce 
 STEWART HYRTJM, postmaster 
 Stewart Wm, shoemaker 
 Weinel John, flouring mills 
 Williams E A, gen mdse 
 
 Eelton, 
 
 BOX ELDER COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice on Central Pacific Rail- 
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 leading to points in Idaho, Oregon and 
 Washington Territory connect with 
 overland trains at this place. 
 
 Barnes A £, blacksmitli 
 
 Chaplon James, hotel 
 
 Ellsworth H M & Co, gen rndsc, forward- 
 ing and commission 
 
 Hacer F, liquors 
 
 Holt Samuel L, wagon depot 
 
 Howell Kcese, gen mdse 
 
 Lewis & Co, gen mdse, forwarding and 
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 HULLEX S W, postinuater 
 
 RILET W T, drugs and notions, books 
 and stationery, and agent of U. I. & 
 Oregon Stage Co 
 
 Kosevear Jos, hotel 
 
 Schonbacker & Barnes, salt works 
 
 Sebree, Ferris & Holt, auricu'l imp's. 
 
 Taylor G H, livery stable 
 
 Toyer C W, liquors 
 
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 CO, W T Riley, agent 
 
 Kingston, 
 
 PIUTE COUNTY. 
 Chambers Geo, furniture 
 
 INGRAM ALEXANDER G, builder 
 
 and postmaster 
 King Thos E, lawyer 
 King Wm, gen mdse 
 Miuere August, shoemaker 
 Savage David, physician 
 Thomas David, blacksmith 
 Whitaker James, gen mdse 
 
 Leeds, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY. 
 
 A postoiBce22 miles south of Randolph, 
 the county seat of Rich county. 
 
 Birch J, gen mdse 
 
 Boren B C, gen mdse ' 
 
 Boyd G 8, liquors 
 
 Bryant H, restaurant 
 
 Crosby (t H, postmaster 
 
 Clancy P, liquors 
 
 Connelly C A, leaching works 
 
 Day F W, quartz mill and smelter 
 
 Decker & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Leavey H, saloon 
 
 Leeds Co-operative Store, G H Crosby, 
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 Louzcrz F & Co, leaching works 
 
 Propts W T, harnessmaker 
 
 Pipton R, gen mdse 
 
 Retallack C, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Smcaton S, pssayer 
 
 Vance Bros, blacksmiths 
 
 Weatover C, meat market 
 
 Wilkinson C, wagonmaker 
 
 Lake Point, 
 
 TOOELE COUNTY. 
 
 WRIGHT H, propr Lake Point Hotel, 
 a bathing resort for pleasure seekers 
 and invalids; 18 miles west of Salt 
 Lake City, on the Great Salt Lake. 
 
 Lehi City, 
 
 UTAH COUNTY. 
 
 A postofhce 30 miles southwest from 
 Salt Lake City. 
 
 Laketown, 
 
 RICH COUNTY. 
 
 Berans C H, gen mdse 
 Berans D O. physician 
 Cheney J T, gen mdse and justice of the 
 
 peace 
 Gibbons W B, postmaster 
 Nebeker W P, notary public 
 SalstoQ J, sawmill 
 
 Andreason I, builder 
 
 Carlsen C, builder 
 
 Cutler T R, supt Co-operative Store 
 
 Dorton J, meat market 
 
 Evans D, pres Lehi Exchange 
 
 Evans David Jr, attorney at law 
 
 Gibbs J L, bootmaker 
 
 Gilchrist R, bootmaker 
 
 Harwood J, harnessmaker 
 
 Hawkins T, tinner 
 
 Lantensack P, carpenter 
 
 Norton J W, builder 
 
 Southwick E, bootmaker 
 
 Thurmon S R, attorney at law 
 
 Trave T F, agent Lehi Union Exchange 
 
 Wanlasa W, secretary of Lehi Union 
 
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 Woodhouse J, gen agt 
 
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 JUAB COUNTY. 
 
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 Edward C, stock raiser 
 
 Elmer Edward, stock raiser 
 
 Hendrickson A, justice of the peace and 
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 Jacobson J, weaver 
 
 Janobson M, dairvman 
 
 Jensen Carl, blacksmith 
 
 Jensen C, carpenter 
 
 Jorsensen C L, furniture 
 
 Kofod Hans, carpenter 
 
 McCarty J T, stock raiser 
 
 Neilsen C C, shoemaker 
 
 OUarton Seth, weaver 
 
 Peterson Erick, turner 
 
 Peterson F A, machinist 
 
 Peterson P 0, wagonmaker 
 
 SHEPHBRB J W , stationery, notions 
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 Sherwood T, tile cutter 
 
 Taylor £, stock raiser and supt Co-op- 
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 Thygersen P, gen mdse 
 
 TayK)r M, stock raiser 
 
 Logaii) 
 
 OACHR COUNTY, 
 
 Is a county seut and pnstoffice, 67 miles 
 from Ogden, on the line of the Utah 
 and Northern liuilroad, having a popu- 
 lation of 4,000 persons. It is beauti- 
 fully situated, nitiely laid out and hand- 
 somely built ; has a large \A>oleu mill, 
 giving employment to quite a number of 
 operatives. The Tabernacle and Temple 
 are the chief feature* of attraction, the 
 former costing upwards of ^200, 000, and 
 the latter, now under course of construc- 
 tion, will cost, it id estimateil, in the 
 neighborhood of $500,000. The town is 
 also situated on Bear river, a pretty 
 stream, where "speckled beauties" are 
 caught during the summer season in 
 great numbers. The health of the place 
 is fine and the schools excellent. 
 
 Ash Jno & Son, guns 
 Ballard H, bishop 2nd ward 
 Ballif Miss Julia, cashier Z C M I 
 Blanchard Jno R, propr IiOgan House 
 Brown J H & Son, steam marble and 
 
 stone works, 
 Buder Wm, watchmaker 
 Card & Son, flouring mill 
 Cardon Thos, city clerk and recorder, 
 
 and jeweler 
 Christiauson H J, harness 
 Crockett Alvin, sheriff and marshal 
 Croft S, master mechanic U & X R R 
 
 Co machine shops 
 Curtis Brothers, tin and hardware 
 
 Davidson R, bishop, 3d ward , 
 
 Davin James, plumber 
 
 Earl Mrs Fannie, ice-cream saloon. 
 
 Fames E, meat market. 
 
 Fames M, hardware 
 
 Goodwin Bros, groceries, hardware, ag- 
 
 ricultural impts 
 Groesbeck J B, physician and surgeon 
 Groesbeck & Lumoraux, druggists 
 Hall Dr R, dentist 
 Hammon James, county clerk 
 Hammon M, probate judge 
 Hammond J T, books and stationery, 
 
 wall paper, fishing tackle, etc 
 Hatch H E, telegraph operator depot 
 
 office 
 Hemstrom Thos & Co, merchant tailors, 
 Honson O & Co, merchant tailors, 
 Hyde Wm, bishop, 5th ward 
 Hymers Jas, city treasurer 
 
 JAMES MRS E, millinery and fancy 
 
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 Jenkinson & Bros, furniture 
 Johnson Carl C, music 
 Kirkham R, artist 
 Lamoruux I) B, music 
 Lawson O J, shoemaker 
 Leishman Jas A, notary public and land 
 
 attorney 
 Lewis B M, bishop Ist ward 
 Logan U 0, foundry 
 Lumberg & Garff, lumber, etc 
 McAlister J A, sewing machine agent 
 McAlister Mary, midwife 
 Miles W H, brushes 
 Neilaon P A, harness 
 Nelson Josephine Mrs, dressmaker 
 
 NIBLEY CHAS, sec'y United Ordjr, 
 Manufacturing & Building Co 
 
 Norcross W S, physician 
 
 Olsen ('has, cabinet shop 
 
 Ormsby O C, druggist, physician and 
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 Palmer Jane E, milliner 
 
 Peacock Geo M, hotel 
 
 Peacock Mary A Mrs, ice-cream saloon 
 
 Peterson N E, Card & Son's mills 
 
 Preston Wm B, mayor and carding mill 
 
 Reed Jno F, dry goods, etc 
 
 Ricks Ellen Mis.s, Deseret telegraph op'r 
 
 Ricks & Hendricks, Deseret ^lills 
 
 Ricks J, county treasurer 
 
 Ricks T E & Sons, dry goods, groceries, 
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 Shirley R Q, postmaster 
 
 Smith E W, first clerk U & N R R Co 
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 Smith T H, bishop 4th ward 
 
 Squires Jno F, barber 
 
 SWAN D A, train dispatcher U & N 
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 THATCHER GEO W, general super- 
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 ALPIIABBTIUALLT. 
 
 Thatcher John B, uss't manager Logan 
 
 Branch Z C M I 
 Thatcher Joe, butcher 
 Thompson Wni, bootmaker 
 Union Mills, Thatcher & Sons proprs 
 United Onler Foundry 
 United Order Furniture Store 
 United Order Manufacturing Co. 
 
 UNITED ORDER MANUFACTUR 
 mo AND BUILDING CO, Clias 
 
 Nibley, secretary 
 United Order Store, Haybell manager 
 
 UTAH AND NORTHERN RAIL 
 
 WAY, <> W Thatche. general super 
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 Z C M I, dry goods, groceries, etc, Mos 
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 Lynn, 
 
 WEBEH COUNTY. 
 A postoffice 3 miles northwest of Ogden. 
 
 Anderson G J, mason 
 Cardon J, mechanic 
 Lund W, stonecutter 
 Peterson P, carpenter 
 Romvell G, carpenter 
 Stone E, furniture 
 Stonehouse W G, carpenter 
 
 Meadow, 
 
 MILLARD COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 8 miles south of Fillmore 
 City, the county seat. 
 
 Greenbalgh A, hotel 
 STOTT E, postmaster 
 Stott W H, supt Co-operative Store, 
 gen mdse 
 
 Meadowville, 
 
 RICH COUNTY. 
 
 MOFFAT DAVID, postmaster 
 Moffat J S, gen mdse and stock dealer 
 
 Manti, 
 
 SAN PETE COUNT i', 
 
 The county seat of San Pete county, has 
 a population of 2,000 souls. It is 133 
 miles from Salt Lake City in a southerly 
 direction. The vast deposits of beauti- 
 ful white sandstone in the immediate 
 vicinity 8\ npl" all the dero.ands for 
 building material of that character, of 
 which a majority of the buildings of the 
 
 city have been constructed. There is 
 in course of construction and rapidly ap- 
 proaching completion a Taoemacle, 
 which will fonn one of the attractive 
 features of this pleasant little city, and 
 which will servo the people most pecu- 
 liarly as a monument of refined culture, 
 energy and devotion to the cause of re- 
 ligious doctrine. There is also a temple 
 now building that will be an ornament 
 to the city, and which will forever show 
 the spirit which permeated the commu- 
 nity of the present period. 
 
 Barton W K, painter 
 
 Braithwaitc R, boots and shoes 
 
 Bybee K L, agricultusal implements 
 
 Co-operative Lumber Co 
 
 Dangard P, blacksmith 
 
 Fox & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Hall R, builder 
 
 Hansciu Peter, builder 
 
 Manti Co-operative Association 
 
 Mendon, 
 
 CACHE COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 51 miles northwest of 
 Ogden. 
 
 Gunnell Frank, agent U & N Railway 
 and postmaster 
 
 Midway. 
 
 WASATCH COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 
 county seat. 
 
 4 miles west of Heber, 
 
 Alexander A J, sawmill 
 
 Alexander J, justice of the peace 
 
 Blood M, planing mill 
 
 Davis L M, marble works 
 
 Homer Hiram, gristmill 
 
 Huben J, school teacher 
 
 Jacob Q N, justice of the peace 
 
 McCarrel J, lumber 
 
 Midway Co-operative Mercantile Insti- 
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 Olsen H, blacksmith 
 
 VAN WAGONER D, supt Midway 
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 Watkins John, sawmill 
 
 Wootton A, school teacher 
 
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 SALT iAKE COUNTY. 
 
 A postofiSoe 6 miles south of Sal Lake 
 City. 
 
 Brinton David, gen miUe 
 Gordon James, gen mdse 
 Huestrom Geo, ^en mdse 
 Miller Reuben, flouring milU' 
 Neff Jno, flouring mills 
 North Addison, gen mdse 
 WALTEBS JAMES F, postmaster 
 
 HlTlviile, 
 
 CACHE COUNTY. 
 
 BIOLOW J 0, postmaster 
 Jessup Thos & Bros, gen mdse 
 Yates Geo & Son, gen mdse 
 Gamble & Veates, gen mdse 
 
 Minersville, 
 
 BEAVER COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 241 miles southwest of 
 Salt Lake City. 
 
 Behrmann J, liquors 
 Clayton Frank, carriage and wagon- 
 maker 
 Clayton R, blacksmith 
 Cooper J T, druggist 
 Crotlr B L, blacksmith 
 Easley J, liquors 
 Gino & Dotson, butchers 
 Lessing Louis, liquors 
 Rollins Jas M, postmaster 
 Seigal & Marks, gen mdse 
 Turley Joseph C, liquors 
 Wood Wm, sup co-operative store 
 Zabriskie J, hotel 
 
 Mona, 
 
 JUAB COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 87 miles southwest of Salt 
 Lake City and 8 miles north of Nephi, 
 county seat. 
 
 Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 
 EUertsen John, gen mdsa 
 
 Fausett Jos, blacksmith 
 
 H aws J ohn, bishop 
 
 JOHNSON W, seedsman and post- 
 master 
 
 Newton Wm, manager co-operative 
 store and justice of the peace 
 
 Webb Pardon, carpenter and justice of 
 the peace 
 
 Williams E W, carpenter and painter 
 
 Monroe, 
 
 SEVIER COUNTY. 
 
 Allen J W, blacksmith 
 Anderton Bros, gen mdse 
 Andorton Peter, liquors 
 Andrasen O C, bootmaker 
 Bortleson & Sons, flour mills 
 Bowman J W, blacksmith 
 Doxford & Son, sawu;;ll 
 Johnson M, attorney at law 
 Jones Walter, gen mdse 
 Ijungquiat F, bootmaker 
 Madsen S, gon mdse 
 MoCARTHT J H, postmaster 
 Pates N J, musical instruments 
 Powlson & Co, furniture 
 Sorenson R, tinsmith 
 Washburn A, bootmaker 
 Woods Geo, blacksmith 
 
 Montpelier, 
 
 RICH COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 18 miles northeast of 
 Randolph, the county seat. 
 
 Co-operative Store, gen mdse " 
 
 Lesuer Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Morgan City, 
 
 MORGAN COUNTY. 
 
 Clark Ezra T, flour mill 
 
 Francis Samuel, attorney at law and 
 county recorder 
 
 Fry R, supt Z C M I, gen mdse and 
 mayor 
 
 Goodrich George A, sheriff 
 
 Hall Jno K, superintendent schools 
 
 Heiner Bros, stock dealers 
 
 Hunter Edward W, surveyor 
 
 Kingston Frederick, assessor and collec* 
 tor 
 
 Little J F, county coroner 
 
 Murphy G M, blacksmith 
 
 FAnKEA WM , chromes, frames, no- 
 tions, etc, and postmaster 
 
 Porter J R, prosecuting attorney 
 
 Rich E E, msat market 
 
 Smith & Rock, masons and builders 
 
 Smith W G, probate judge 
 
 Taggart George H, wagon shop 
 
 Tagsrart & Hirnian, flouring mills 
 
 Touks Wm, blacksmith 
 
 Tucker James, supt Co-operative Shoe 
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 Turner Charles, lime 
 
 Welch T R G, sewing machines and city 
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 Williams D, gen*mdse and lime 
 
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 Moroni, 
 
 SAN PETE COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 18 miles north of Manti, 
 county seat. 
 
 Cahoon & Peterson, carpenters 
 Cook & Marley, blacksmiths 
 Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 Fanx & Laifjen, carpenters 
 I Co-operative Society, gen mdse 
 Kemp C, millwright 
 Nielsen C P, blacksmith 
 Nielsen & Peterson, flour mill 
 
 Mount Pleasant, 
 
 SAN PETE COUNTY. 
 
 A postoflice 2.3 miles northeast Manti, 
 county seat. 
 
 Beauman A J F, furniture 
 
 Bjelkie C J, boots and shoes 
 
 Larson L, superintendent Co-operative 
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 Madson M, news 
 
 Neilsen P, superintendent Co-operative 
 
 ' Boot and Shoe Facttiry 
 
 Neilsen S J, gen mdse 
 
 Page .T, postmaster 
 
 Prichett L F, gen mdse 
 
 Wall A, superintendent San Pete Co- 
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 Zabriskie Wm, attorney at law 
 
 NepM, 
 
 JUAB COUNTY, 
 
 With a population numbering upwards 
 of 2,000, whose chief characteristic is en 
 terprise, and with excellent facilities for 
 the transportation of all articles of com 
 merce, as well as being located in a sec- 
 tion where stock raising and farming are 
 extensively engaged in, is a place which 
 must become an important town of Cen- 
 tral Utah. It is 91 miles south of Salt 
 Lake City, on the Utah Southern Bail 
 road, and is the county seat of Juab, 
 Mt. Nebo, kisbiiig the sky at a hight i/ 
 12,«.H)0 feat, and one of the most magnifi- 
 cent of America's peaks, culuu!i;,ting the 
 Wasatch range, intrudes itself upon the 
 vision near by, and iills the lieholder with 
 feelings of wonder and admiration. 
 
 fiurdick & Chalmers, wholesale lir^uors 
 Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 Goldsborough Mrs E, milliner 
 Goldsborough H, hotel 
 Hague J & Son, millera 
 
 Hawkins J A, liquors 
 Hartley & Seeley, hotel 
 Hughes J, blacksmith 
 Jennings & Sons, gen mdse 
 McCune M, drugs 
 McCune E, liquors 
 
 McCune A W & E F, grain and provi- 
 sions 
 Miller T, wagonmaker ' 
 
 Pexton J, blacksmith 
 Pitt J, blacksmith 
 Pitchfoth S, millinery, etc 
 Bead W P, saddles and harness 
 Winn G, gen mdse 
 Williams E H, gen mdse 
 
 New Harmony, 
 
 KANE COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice, 24 miles northeast of To- 
 querville, county seat. 
 
 Braner M, gen mdse 
 Dodds G, engineer 
 Pace H A, gen mdse 
 Pace W D, gen mdse 
 Prince F, gen mdse 
 Redd, L H, gen mdse 
 Taylor Mary A, postmaster 
 Taylor Wm W, gen mdse 
 Wanger (.', shoemaker 
 Wolsey B, blacksmith 
 
 Nortli Ogden, 
 
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 Is about one mile north of Ogden, in a 
 prosperous and thriving agricultural 
 district, and has a population of 1,400. 
 The town is well supplied with excellent 
 water by several mountain streams, and 
 has four district schools, all well attend- 
 ed, thus sliowiug that an appreciation of 
 educational matters is widely felt, and 
 that the advantages of social and moral 
 standing are conducive to good govern- 
 ment and happiness. The residence of 
 Sidney Stevens, Esq., is the handsomest 
 in- the city, by whoso courtesy of de- 
 meanor he has won t!ie respect of the 
 whole comnuuiity, and has reaped a rich 
 reward and a liberal patronage. 
 
 Brown Thos, furniture and carpenter 
 Burton Jas, shoemaker 
 Campbell Sol, wagonmaker 
 Co-operative Stoi*e, gen mdse 
 Ellis Edmund, butcher 
 Ellis Fred W, painter 
 Ferriu Jacob, machinist 
 Garner David, saw mill 
 Godfrey Jas, butcher 
 
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 Hand A J, carpenter 
 
 Jones Richard, painter 
 
 Kipp Joseph, carpenter 
 
 Maycock Amos, bishop 
 
 Norris Thomas, bricklayer 
 
 Norvil Geo, physician 
 
 Penrod Oliver, wagonmaker 
 
 Rese H, carpenter 
 
 Rose Cieo, school teacher 
 
 Rose Rafe, blacksmith 
 
 Shaw John, capitalist 
 
 Sparks H, carpenter 
 
 SpearsHenry, boots and shoes 
 
 STEVENS SIDNEY, general merchan 
 
 disc and grain 
 Storey James, bookkeeper and assistant 
 
 postmaster 
 Thornton Thos, i.''oemaker 
 Thomson Thos, . oemaker 
 Vanderhoof J, blacksmith 
 Wade E W, carpenter 
 Walker W, carpenter 
 Wliarton T, boots and shoes 
 Williams Ezra, pliysician 
 Williams Geo, mason 
 Williamson C C, machini-'t 
 
 Oak City, 
 
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 Anderson Peter, 
 
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 Lyman Bros, lumber 
 Overson — , blacksmitli 
 Raper H, postmaster 
 
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 sup't Co-operative 
 
 broad and smooth, running at right 
 angles, and the places of religious wor- 
 ship are numerous, while the eye fre- 
 quently comes in contact with pretty 
 school-houses, handsome residences and 
 elegant places of business. Salt Lake 
 City must look to her laurels, else her 
 enterprising sister will outreach her in 
 the frrasp for metropolitan honors. The 
 residents are energetic and public-spirited 
 and so far as morality is ooncerned, we 
 opiao that her condition is truly flatter- 
 ing, though it is hinted that, at one 
 time, it "could be improved upon." The 
 hotels of the city are good, and no trav- 
 eler could consistently find fault with 
 the treatment he receives while under 
 the care of Mr. M. H. Beardsley, of the 
 Boardsley Hotel, or of A. K. Zeigler, of 
 the Kecney House and tlie Commercial 
 Hotel. He is an experienced, trust- 
 worthy ami genial gentleman, and no 
 branch of business is represented by a 
 better man. The newspapers of the 
 place e\inoe an enterprise in the collec- 
 tion anc. selection of subject matter that 
 is highly commendable. A morning 
 daily and two evening papers are among 
 the number of publications. The future 
 of the town is really bright, and we 
 have a coiitidence in her growth that, if 
 felt by all, would no doubt insure a 
 rapid and very permanent growth. 
 
 Og^den, 
 
 WKBER COUNTY, 
 
 Is the county seat of the county in which 
 it is situated, has a jmpulation of (i.OOO 
 souls, is beautifully laid out, and can 
 boast an air of permanence that icw 
 places no larger, yet older, could. It is 
 the western terminus of the Union Pa- 
 cific, the eastern terminus of the Central : 
 Pacific, the northern terminus of the! 
 Utah Central, and the southern terminuH 
 of the Utah Northern Railroads, and 
 coul'l very appropriately, thercfor(>, be 
 called the junction city. It is supported 
 largely by the railroad interests, though 
 the country surrounding the place is 
 emphatically overflowing with the rich- 
 ness of a bountiful soil, being adapted 
 to the pursuits of fruit-growing, stock- 
 raising, and the production of grain and 
 vegetables. The scenic features are at- 
 tractively grand, the Wjisatch mountains 
 forming a Tmckground to a picture that 
 is seldom found among the landscapes of 
 nature's art gallery. The streets are 
 
 ADAMS L B, produce and com, 4th 
 Alexander Daniel, books and stationery, 
 Allen J;:mes, gen mdse 
 Ashby TliDS, ,shof;m!iker 
 
 BARRATT PERCIVAL J, att'y at 
 
 law, ass't U S dis't att'y; collections 
 a specialty; loans on mortgages eflfect- 
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 BATCHELDER SOAP CO, Batchel- 
 
 di'i- S \ and J Dennis proprs. South 
 
 BEARDSLEY HOUSE, M H Beardsley 
 
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 BEARDSLEY M H, propr Beardsley 
 H(nise, Union depot 
 
 Belknap (Jilbert, county collector and 
 assessor 
 
 Bingham Sandford, assessor 
 
 Bond H M B & Co, groceries 
 
 Bowring Mrs M, millinery and fancy 
 goods. Main 
 
 Boyle & Co, furniture, ^Tain 
 
 ;>rown Monona, chief of police 
 
 Brown William, sherifT 
 
 Buduc Tlios, groceries 
 
 BUDGE W C, yard m ster P R R 
 
 Burton W W & Co, wag -is f.irmiug im- 
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 Calder D 0, pianos and organs 
 
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 CALDWELL J W, carpenter and 
 
 builder, 6th 
 Carnahan Jno D, physician a surgeon 
 Carroll & Dee, livery 
 CHAMBERLIN HOUSE, south aide 
 
 dth bet Franklin and Walls 
 CHAMBEBLm T C, proptr Cham- 
 
 berlin House 
 CHAMBEBS J 0, books, stationery, 
 
 news, etc 
 Child M B, county road commissioner 
 CHILD M G &SON, gen mdse, hard- 
 ware, Main, one door south Z C M I 
 Clark, Porter & Co, flouring mills 
 CLAYTON J J, saloon. Main 
 COMMERCIAL HOUSE, A K Zeigler 
 
 proptr. Main 
 Condon A S, physician 
 Crawahaw & Wilson, gen mdse. Main 
 CROSBY M J, foreman round-house 
 
 CPRR 
 DAILY MORNINO RUSTLER, 
 
 MomingRustier Co, publishers 
 DEE & CUNNINGHAM, saloon.Main 
 BESPOUY ISLDORE. French bakery, 
 
 5th 
 DOOLY J E & CO, bankers, cor Main 
 
 and 4th 
 Daoljr R M, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, 
 
 Union Depot, Ogden 
 Douglass G B, wagonraaker, blacksmith 
 Driver J, physician 
 Driver Wm & Son, wholesale and retail 
 
 druggists and liquors 
 Eccles John, cabinetmaker 
 EDWARDS J M, agt Pacific Express 
 
 Co, Union depot 
 
 EVENING DISPATCH. Dispatch 
 
 Publishing Co 
 Farley W, wasonmaker and blacksmith 
 FARR L & CO flouring mills. Main st 
 FARR L & SONS, wooUn mills, Ogden 
 
 Canyon road 
 FEI-L A G, division superintendent 
 
 CPRR depot 
 FELSHAW D W, attorney at law. 
 
 Main and 4th 
 Field Jessie, bakery, Main 
 FITZGERALD THOS, road master 
 
 CPRR 
 FOOTE JAMES E, agent Studebaker 
 
 wagons, harness, etc, 6th bet Young 
 
 and Main 
 Forbes H B, shoemaker 
 FORBES JAMES, freight and ticket 
 
 agent CPRR tlepot 
 Fowler John, musical instruments 
 Fowler R, blacksmith 
 Fulger F, carpenter 
 Gale James, furniture 
 Goodfellow J B, saloon 
 GRANT & RICHARDS, insurance 
 
 agents 
 Greenwell A St Co, meat market 
 
 Greenwell & Son, butchers 
 Grill & Smith, butchers 
 Grix Lamoni, gen mdse 
 Hallstrom O, merchant tailor 
 HARKNESS & CO, bankers, 4th near 
 
 postolfice 
 Harris G W, carpenter 
 Hellwcll Robert, saloon 
 Hetley Miss Agnes, millinery and fancy 
 
 goods 
 Hibbard W B, sup't W U Tel office 
 Higbee & Smith, attorneys at law, 
 Higginbotham & Co, dry goods and 
 
 groceries 
 Hodgman W A, saddlery and harness 
 Hoflman Brothers, photographers 
 HOLLAND JNO, merchant tailor, 5th 
 Horrocks & Baxter, gen mdse 
 Horrocks E G, millinery and dressmaker 
 HOWELL H J, watches and jewelry, 
 
 4th 
 Hughes & Gale, undertakers 
 HTJSS A, bootmaker, 5th 
 Jenkins David, county surveyor 
 Jones T W, merchant tailor 
 Kay David, produce 
 KEENEY MOUSE, A K Zeigler propr, 
 
 depot 
 KELLER J N, agent U P R R, Union 
 
 depot 
 Kershaw A J, pumps, etc 
 KIESEL FRED J & CO, cigars and 
 
 tobacco, wines and liquors, groceries, 
 
 and agents P Best's Milwaukee bottled 
 
 beer, south side 4th, near Main 
 Kimball Nathan, postmaster 
 Kuhn A & Bro, dry goods and clothing. 
 Lees S J, locksmith 
 
 LEWIS A T MRS gen fancywork, 
 Lewis H D, cigars and tobacco 
 LEWIS J S, watchmaker and jewelry, 
 
 west side Main 
 Lowe Geo A, wagons and ag'l imp'ts 
 Mackintosh William, clerk and operator 
 
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 Mahv;n John, liquors 
 MARGARY U W; 0, attorney at law, 
 
 notary public. Main 
 MARKS I, gents' furnishing goods and 
 
 clothing, west side Main 
 McFarlane Peter, cigars and tobacco 
 MoNUTT J W & CO, drugs and 
 
 liquors, 4th 
 McQuarrie Robert, county treasurer 
 MILLER S & CO, produce, eggs, but- 
 ter, etc, 5th 
 Monch L F, county sup't of schools 
 Morley James, restaurant 
 Morrison Geo, varieties 
 
 MORTENSEN & SNADDON, car- 
 
 penters and builders, 5th 
 MORTON E A, Star Saloon, west side 
 
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 Nelson J H, real estate agent 
 
 Odell & Wright, groceries 
 
 Ogden W B, dentist 
 
 Ohlson G A, tinware 
 
 Orth Chas, agricultural implements 
 
 Parry Joseph, coroner 
 
 Pattison A J, manager W U Tel office, 
 
 PEARCE WM, gen blacksmithing, 
 
 Main, bet 6th and 7th 
 Peebles C L, druggist 
 Peery D H, gen mdse and miller 
 Peterson B, watchmaker and jewelry 
 Pidcock B. A, gen mdse 
 Pidcock W H, drugs 
 Planz Philip, barber 
 Pollock E Mrs, dressmaker 
 Power" Austin, pumps 
 PRATT MILANDO, agent Singer 
 
 sewing machines, west side Main 
 Preshaw S M, undertaker 
 RAWLINS F S, train dispatcher C P 
 
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 REEDER F H, confectioner, 5th 
 Reeve John, agent U C R R 
 Remick J K, cashier U P R R 
 Richards F D, probate judge 
 RICHARDS E S, (Richards & Wil- 
 liams, lawyers) probccuting attorney 
 
 and notary public 
 Richards &, Grant, insurance agents and 
 
 vinegar works 
 Richards L M, county clerk 
 RICHARDS & WILLIAMS, lawyers, 
 
 P O box 88 
 SCOVILLE H B, manufacturer brooms. 
 
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 Sebee, Ferris & Holt, farm machinery 
 SHERBURNE A, master car repairer 
 
 CPRR 
 Shiells Fred A, bookkeeper v/ith L D 
 
 Wilson & Co 
 Shupe James, blacksmith 
 SILvA V M C, hides, skins and wool 
 
 agent Red Line Transit Co, cor Walls 
 
 and 5th 
 
 SmOER MANUFACTURING CO, 
 
 west side Main, Milando Pratt man 
 
 ager 
 SLATER R H, propr Hot Springs, 8 
 
 miles north of Ogden, on Utah and 
 
 Northern RR 
 SMITH THEO A, job printer. Main 
 Snively G W, hamessmaker 
 Stanford Joseph, county recorder 
 Stanford J, gen mdse 
 Stayner T J, furnishing goods 
 STXiPHENS J 0, pliotographer, cor 
 
 5th and Young 
 Stem R & Co, groceries 
 Stevens Sidney, lumber, wagons, etc 
 St evens B ros, f oundn^ and machine shop 
 STEVENS W H, cigars, tobacco, guns, 
 
 ammunition and sporting goods, 6th 
 Stoker W, hantessmaker 
 
 Tanner Nathan Jr, attorney at law 
 TASHEIRA LEW, resident engineer 
 
 CPRR, office and residence Carlin 
 TAYLOR J & SON, merchant tailors, 
 
 4th nr postoffice 
 Taylor J M D, boot and shoemaker 
 THE OGDEN JUNCTION (daily and 
 semi-weekly), Jos A West business 
 manager; Junction Printing Associa- 
 tion publishers and proprietors 
 
 THOMAS MRS CATHARINE, va- 
 
 riety store, Main 
 
 THOMAS E A, lawyer, 4th nr post- 
 office; up stairs 
 
 Thompson George, shaving saloon 
 
 Thompson J, tinner 
 
 Tribe Geo H, dry goods and groceries, 
 
 Turner G W, stationery and notions 
 
 Tyrrell Joseph, bootmaker 
 
 UNION OPERA HOUSE, Wm Van 
 Dyke manager, J M Langsdorf treas- 
 urer, 4th st 
 
 UNION PACIFIC R R, J N Keller, 
 agent, depot 
 
 UTAH VINEGAR WORKS, (pure 
 
 goods), Gov't furnishing goods, Rich- 
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 U P Browery,Buchmiller & Wells, proprs 
 VAN DTKE WM & CO, forwarding 
 and commission merchants, grain, etc, 
 Youns near 4th 
 WADE W A. & CO, dispensing drug- 
 gists, cor Main and 5th 
 
 WALKER BROTHERS, wholesale 
 
 dealers in dry goods, groceries, boots, 
 shoes, hats and caps, etc, west side 
 Main, Henry Sadler, manager 
 
 WARDLEIGH H C, general sewing 
 machine agent, east side Main 
 
 Watkins E J, bootmaker 
 hWATSON SARAH, restaurant. Main 
 
 WEBER LODGE A F & A M, No. 
 
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 Weston S, shoemaker 
 White Barnard, himberyard 
 
 WHEELWRIGHT M B, coal, wood 
 
 and groceries, and commission mer- 
 chant, 5th 
 WILLIAMS R K (Richards & Will- 
 iams), lawyers 
 WILLIAMSON COLE, house painter 
 
 and sign writer, 5th 
 WILSON L D & CO, building mate- 
 rial and hardware. Lumber yard cor 
 5th and Walls, hardware department 
 east side Main 
 Woolner Henry, liquors 
 Wootton T, shoemaker 
 Worthorspoon & Co, gen mdse 
 WRIGHT E H foreman of bridges 
 
 and building CPRR 
 Wright Joe, meat market 
 Wright W H & Son, gen mdse 
 Young Warner, U 8 mail service 
 
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 DAILY PAPERS, WITH THE VERY LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, 
 
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 All the Water used in this House brought in pipes 
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 GOOD FIRE PROTECTION. U. S. Mail Received and Forwarded. 
 
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 All Baggage handled Free of Charge. Parties going to 
 
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 EICHARD8 & WILLIAMS 
 
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 [DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKLY.] 
 
 Published at Ogden, U. T. 
 
 Being located at the converging point of four grand trunk lines of rail- 
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 TilEOBgSE A. SMITE, 
 
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 PROPRIETOR OF THE 
 
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 Sporting and Theatrical Slioet of the City. 
 
 OCDEN, UTAH. 
 
 p. O. Box 140. 
 
 ISIDORE DE8POUY, 
 
 French Bakery. 
 
 Fine Bread and Confectionery, 
 FIFTH STREET, 
 
 OC3-IDEnsr, TJT^H. 
 
 SAVE YOUR MONEY 
 
 By Buying the Unrivalled 
 
 Family Washing Soap 
 
 MAMUFACTDRED BY 
 
 BATCHELPEB SOAP COMPANY 
 OGDEN, UTAH. 
 
 K B. WHEELWEIGET, 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 COAL, KINDLING WOOD. 
 
 GROCERIES, 
 
 / '^ i General Commission Merchant, 
 
 FIFTH STREET, 
 
 OGDEN, UTAH. 
 
 J. W. CALDWELL, 
 
 CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. 
 
 CARRY ON 
 
 GENERAL BUILDING TRADE, 
 
 FIFTH STREET, 
 OGDEN, - - UTAH. 
 
 Fantaquitch, 
 
 IRON COUNTY. 
 Crosby J W, assessor and collector 
 Henrie James, a&a mdse 
 Norton A W, blacjismith 
 Norton John W, postmaster 
 Sevey Geo W, lumber 
 Steele M M, carpenter 
 
 Paradise, 
 
 CACHE COUNTY. 
 A postoffice 54 miles north of Ogden. 
 
 Oibbs Geo D, supt Co-operative Store 
 Jackson H C, blacksmitn 
 
 Shaw H A, secy Co-operative Store and 
 
 postmaster 
 Thomas Vf N, lumber 
 
 Faragoonah, 
 
 IRON COUNTY. 
 A postoffice 5 miles northeast of Paro- 
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 BARTON J P, carpenter, postmaster 
 Davis D D, blacksmith 
 Bobinson J R, miller 
 Tapham J, butcher 
 Watts B, tanner 
 
 Faris, 
 
 RICH COUNTY. 
 A postoffice 9 miles north of Randolph, 
 county seat. 
 
 Badge W, manager Co-operative Store 
 
 and postmaster 
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 Anderson C G, bootmaker 
 Aschheim M S, gen mdse 
 
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 Bowman Maggie, millinery 
 
 Brim £ E, stationer 
 
 Brogan & Duffy, saloon 
 
 Byrnes E, bootmaker 
 
 Cupit & Bronnan, saloon 
 
 Snyder G G, livery 
 
 Fischel F, restaurant 
 
 Gleason Jno, butcher 
 
 Gordon & Liscomb, restaurant 
 
 Greeneawald J J, cigars and notary 
 
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 HATT F W , postmaster and notary 
 
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 Heywood J, notary public 
 James J G & Co, gen mdse 
 Keeler D F, stationer 
 Kreisch A, physician 
 Lawrence & Shields, gen mdse 
 Leith A, grocer 
 McFalls David, physician 
 McGrath & Byrnes, saloon 
 Morrison & Biley, saloon 
 Mosier & Judge, saloon 
 Ong Long Charly, restaurant 
 Ottenheimer Wm, gen mdse 
 Pope & Bowman, saloon 
 Simons L, hotel 
 Smith A M, livery 
 Snyder W J. attorney at law 
 Street J S, aiuorney at law 
 Tewksbury Chas, tinner 
 Thiriot Bros, butchers 
 Waddell R A, attorney at law 
 Wiseman Wm, jeweler 
 
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 Qrooeries and Boots aai Shoss. 
 
 ' Canned CSoods a ISpeclalty. 
 
 PARK CITY, SUMMIT CO. 
 
 Park Valley, 
 
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 Godfrey Wm, justice of the peace 
 Larson Adam, constable 
 Rohner A C, postmaster 
 Rohner C J, butcher 
 
 Parowan, 
 
 IRON COUNTY, 
 
 Near the Little Salt Lake, on the stage 
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 Lake City about 26 miles. The moun- 
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 Adams Charles, mayor 
 
 Adams Q L, shcriif 
 
 Brown J W, prosecuting attorney 
 
 Co-operative Manufacturing Co, cabinet 
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 Dalley John £, recorder 
 
 Orton Samuel T, marshal 
 
 Dalton Edward, county judge and sur- 
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 Dalton J C, county clerk 
 
 Dame W H, recorder 
 
 Deavenport Thomas, treasurer 
 
 Marsden Wm, dry goods 
 
 McGregor W C, postmaster 
 
 Mitchell W C, assessor and collector 
 
 Smith & Co, tiour mills 
 
 Wilcox Wm, lumber 
 
 Worden N P, cabinetmaker 
 
 Payson, 
 
 UTAH COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 66 miles southwest of Salt 
 Lake City. 
 
 Clayson W. boots and shoes 
 
 Douglass W, sup't of Co-operative Store 
 
 Engberg Andrew, propr Salem Co-opera- 
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 Finlayson J, furniture 
 
 Frostgrave J, watchmaker 
 
 Hancock G W & Son, gen mdse 
 
 Huish W H, furniture 
 
 Hoffman & Co, blacksmiths and wagon- 
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 McClellan & Dion, tanners 
 
 Mitchell D, boots and shoes 
 
 Payge J T, sup't branch Co-operative 
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 Reid E, tailor 
 
 Simons O, miller 
 
 Wilson T A, sup't Co-o^ative Meat 
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 Pine Valley, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffi('edi.stiuit from St. (Icorge, the 
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 Baker Thomas, miller 
 Brown & Jacobsoii, sawmill 
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 Burgess Wm, postmaster 
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 UTAH COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 37 miles southwest of Salt 
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 AUdridge Parsons, wagonmaker 
 
 Armitstoud James, physician 
 
 Bur Jolin, siioemaker 
 
 Burs Franklin, gen mdso 
 
 Christiisen Niels P, blacksmith 
 
 Culmer A E, carpenter and builder 
 
 r)ri<,'gs Benjamin W, gen mdse 
 
 Driggs Shadrack F, wagonmaker 
 
 Hansen Andrew, blacksmith 
 
 .lensen J C, shoemaker 
 
 Jensen .lens C, blacksmith ^ 
 
 Long •lolin, bl.'icksmith 
 
 Mayhew \V F, carpenter and builder 
 
 MAYHEW £, postmaster 
 
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 Rogers R M, physician 
 Young Joseph C, carpenter and builder 
 
 Plain City, 
 
 WEBER COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 10 miles from Ogden, tht 
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 Branwell (leorge AV, school teacher 
 Carver George, school teacher 
 Christensen N P, shoemaker 
 Dreaney Samuel, carpenter 
 England Jno, weaver 
 Falkman C O, blacksmith 
 Folkman Peter, gen mdse 
 Goddard Edward, basketmaker 
 Greene Peter C, cari)enter 
 Lindelof N P, shoemaker 
 MEOUIEE WM W,. surveyor, con 
 
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 Palmer EdwanI J, jeweler 
 Peterson Jno, carpenter 
 Poulson Peter, tailor 
 Poxon Ellen, school teacher 
 Rohson Thomas A, clergyman 
 Spiers Jno, justice of the peace 
 Stewart Wm, constable 
 Wadmaii H H, botanic physician 
 Wainwriiiht Wm B, knitter 
 White John, jeweler 
 
 Portage, 
 
 HOX ELDER COUNTY. 
 
 Allen L gen mdse 
 
 Allen .1, freighter 
 
 ANDERSON W H, druggist, physi- 
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 Tims J, cooper 
 
 Promontory, 
 
 BOX ELDER COUNTY. 
 
 King N M, liotel and gen mdse 
 STONEHOUSE W G, postmaster and 
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 Providence, 
 
 CACHE COUNTY. 
 
 Bullock H, cabinetmaker 
 
 Bullock J, bootmaker 
 
 Canipl)ell J H. lumber 
 
 Fredricks A, tinsmith 
 
 Haderly J W, carpenter 
 
 Hammond M D, wagon merchant 
 
 Low W W, sup't Co-operative Boot Store 
 
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 Madison J F, confectioner 
 Smith J, surveyor 
 Themer F, blacksmith 
 
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 CluiF Harvey H, county assessor and 
 
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 Dana D S, att'y nt law 
 Daniels James £, county recorder 
 
 treasurer 
 Dixon Heury A, sec'y woolen factory 
 Dusenberry Warren N, probate judge 
 Duseuberry AVilaon H, county clerk and 
 
 sup't schools ' 
 
 Jones Albert, county coroner 
 Milner John B, prosecuting attorney 
 Stark Daniel, county surveyor 
 Turner John W, sheriff 
 
 Randolph, 
 
 RICH COUNTY. 
 
 HOWARD WM, postmaster, vice- 
 
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 Stewart II H, prea't Z M I 
 
 Richfield, 
 
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 Anderton Wm, gen mdse 
 
 Baker VVm (1, liotel, justice of the peace 
 and county treasurer 
 
 Bean(reo W, probate judge 
 
 Ohristenscu L P, blacksmith 
 
 Clark W H, sheriff, assessor and collector 
 
 Evans Joseph, justice of the peace 
 
 Frankland W R, cabinet maker 
 
 Harris D E, principal district school 
 
 Hansen H T, cabin-^t maker 
 
 Hellstrom J A, county clerk and city 
 recorder 
 
 Home Joseph S, secretary Richfield Co- 
 operative Co and sup't county schools 
 
 Kelley R, coroner 
 
 Ijarson K M, harncssmaker 
 
 TVrfT.T.T.'p. H P, tationer and post- 
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 Monson S R, blacksmith 
 
 Obcrg John, boots and shoes 
 
 Paulsen & Petersen, flouring mills 
 
 Petersen Jas M, sup't W M Co-operative, 
 gen mdse and county surveyor 
 
 Richfield Co-operative Institution, gen 
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 Spencer Franklin, mayor 
 
 Thompson Jos M, printer 
 
 Young B T, notary public 
 
 Richmond, 
 
 CACHE COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the line of the Utah and Northern 
 Railway, and the last town in Utah on 
 this road. It is n pretty little town of 
 1,500 inhabitants, the second in point of 
 population in Cache county. The resi- 
 dents are industrious and believe in the 
 development of the county so much that 
 every pains is taken to beautify and 
 make it attractive. The country sur- 
 rounding it is rich in scenic features, while 
 tlie soil is susceptible of a very high cul- 
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 Hendricks VV D, grist mill 
 
 Merrell M W, miller 
 
 Raveller C, furniture, notions, etc 
 
 Richardson & Stewart, shingle and 
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 Richmond Z C M I, dry goods, etc 
 
 Standace Henry, sup't Richmond Mer- 
 cantile Association and postmaster 
 
 Z C M I, sawmill 
 
 Rockport, 
 
 SUMMIT COUNTY. 
 SEAMONS HENRY, postmaster 
 
 Rockville, 
 
 KANE COUNTY. 
 
 Biggs C M, shoemaker 
 Brund>ge Wm L, minister 
 Drapfi Z T, artist 
 Hall J C, painter 
 
 Rush Lake, 
 
 TOUELE COUNTY. 
 
 BRAClKEN & YOUNG, gen mdse 
 BRACKEN W, postmaster 
 Broughton Josei^h, smelting works 
 Prosser Henry, saloon 
 Wagner E C, physician 
 
 Saint George, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY. 
 
 Adams S L, blacksmith 
 Bennett C W, bakery 
 Blake B F, furniture 
 Brooks — , stonecutter 
 Burges M, cabinetmaker 
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 Hardy A P, butcher and 8heri£F 
 
 Hardy J G, v» ood turnoi 
 
 Higgins S 6, physician 
 
 Ivina I, physician 
 
 Johnson J E, gen mdse 
 
 Ladies' Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 
 Lebna P, tinsmith 
 
 Macfarlane Jno M, County surveyor 
 and judge 
 
 McQuirrir Hector, blacksmith 
 
 Milne David, painter 
 
 Nelson A, bootmaker 
 
 Nixon J W, lumber 
 
 Pendleton B F, blacksmith 
 
 Piatt H Gr, hamessmaker 
 
 Pyman Jno, postmaster, hotel and gen- 
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 Pymm Setha, architect 
 
 Biding C L, tinsmith 
 
 Romney M P, carpenter, furniture and 
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 Slagowski H F, tailor 
 
 Smith C, watchmaker 
 
 Terry C A, winemaker and cooper 
 
 Whitehead A R, county clerk, general 
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 TOOELE COUNTY. 
 
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 and postmaster 
 Caldwell Isaac J, contractor and builder 
 De San Jeor Frans, boots and shoes 
 Green Richard R, rope and twine manfr 
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 Stookey Enos, farmer and stock raiser 
 
 Salt Lake City, 
 
 SALT LAKE COUNTY, 
 la the metropolis and capital of the Ter- 
 ritory, the county seat of the county 
 bearing the same name, is situated 34 
 miles south of O^den, and has a popula- 
 tion of 25,000 people. Its streets are of 
 nnusu'^l width, bordered by a beautiful 
 and uniform growth of shade trees, 
 while along the curbs there is a con- 
 stantly-flowing stream of pure and 
 sparkling water, which comes; from the 
 mountains that shut out tV.e beautiful 
 valley in which the city is situated from 
 the cold winds of the north. There is 
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 places of residence, while* the business 
 houses, as a rule, are well appointed and 
 of splendid architectural design. Of 
 course, that peculiar class of persons 
 kno\vn as Mormons predominate, ind it 
 is but due to them to state that the city's 
 beauty and growth is traceable only to 
 their presence. Had not such men as 
 Orson Pratt buckled on their armor of 
 courage and self-reliance a quarter of a 
 century or more ago, and defied the dan- 
 gers of the tedious journey across the 
 uninhabited plains, Utah could not boast 
 of the cities and happy country homes 
 which everywhere present themselves 
 to-day to gladden the heart of the 
 stranger and make his visits enjoyable. 
 No such monuments of pride and of de- 
 votion to religious doctrine as have been 
 erected would be seen ; no such develop- 
 ment of the mining interests as ahe has 
 experienced would be apparent ; no such 
 traftlc as is carried on by the railroads 
 would be witnessed, nor would the 
 marry music of clanking engines, ringing 
 anvils, the hum of saws and the clash- 
 ing trowel be heard in the land. But on 
 the contrary, a solemn silence would 
 reign supreme, and the bustle of the 
 ' our would be supplanted by " nature's 
 desolation." The Tabernacle and the 
 Temple, whose mute yet suggestive fin- 
 gers point heavenward the whole year 
 through, and " watch the lonely vigils 
 of the night " in courtship with the 
 stars, would be numbered with the 
 " things that are to be," while the moun- 
 tains, solemn and majestic, would keep 
 sole company with the companions of 
 long ago. No theater, such aa she pos- 
 sesses, would have reared its roof to 
 witness the acting of the best histrionic 
 talent the country produces, nor would 
 the country have been so far advance<l 
 in settlement had the " wandering tribe 
 of Mormon" been denied a passage 
 across the plains that st^otch out to the 
 eastward so many weary miles. The 
 city is supplied also M'ith a full comple- 
 ment of good hotels, chief among which 
 are the Walker House, the Continental 
 and the Valley House. The two former 
 are liept by that veteran host, G. S. 
 Erb, Esq., whose reputation is too well 
 and favorably known to need special 
 mention nere, while the latter is under 
 the care of Mr. Andrew C.Brixen,a yo ing 
 gentleman of experience, who by his 
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 two morning journals and one eveninjj 
 papur published in the city, which are 
 indeed creditable to the place. They are 
 ably edited, and work for the promotion 
 of the city's interest with "hearty good 
 will." 
 
 The hotels of a city are almost invaria- 
 bly a faithful reflex of the character of 
 its residents, and to this rule Salt Lake 
 City does not prove an exception, for 
 her houses of public entertainment are 
 in strict keeping with the enterprise and 
 public spirit which are seen on every 
 hand throughout the place. 
 
 THE WALKER HOUSE 
 
 Is the chief of the caravansaries of the 
 city, and in its appointments will com- 
 pare most favorable with those of larger 
 cities and of greater renown. The pro- 
 prietor. Major G. S. Erb, through his 
 courtesy of action and geniality of dis- 
 position, has succeeded in endearing a 
 host of travelers to him, and acquire*! a 
 reputation as a host of which he may 
 feel justly proud. The merits he pos- 
 sessed were rewarded by a very rapid 
 growth of his business and the n-icessity 
 of more room for the accommodation of 
 his guests soon became apparent, and to 
 meet these requirements he leased 
 
 THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL, 
 
 With which the Walker is connected by 
 telephone, and which is quite a commo- 
 dious building, situated two blocks 
 away. 
 
 The former is supplied with electric 
 bells, gas, bath rooms, cold and hot 
 water, and an elevator, being four stories 
 in hight, splendidly furnished and moat 
 conveniently arranged, while the latter is 
 a two-story edifice, diifeiing from the 
 former only with regard to the elevator. 
 The tables are supplied with everything 
 that would please the tastes of the most 
 fastidious epicure, and the discipline of 
 this systematic veteran is noticeable in 
 the politeness of the employes. 
 
 Abels E, carpenter, 3d South 
 ABRAMS li S, iish and game, 1269 1st 
 
 South 
 ADMIRE MART dressmaker, 2nd 
 
 South bet E and W Temple 
 AIRMET J D) contractor and builder, 
 
 20th Ward 
 ALFF R, crockery, 120 Main 
 ALLEN MRS LOUISA, millinery, 
 
 ladies' underwear, babies' clothes, 2nd 
 
 South 
 Allen Miss Mary E, librarian Masonic 
 
 library,! 143 Main 
 
 Alt Jacob, saloon, 99 Main , 
 ANDERSON A, furrier, 'and manufr 
 
 Salt Lake gloves. Commercial 
 Anderson Fred, real estate. Main 
 Anderson (ieo E & Co, photographers, 
 
 tiij Main 
 Anderson H, Ins agent, 154 Main 
 Anderson Jno, wood. Commercial 
 Anderson Sam'l, tailor, Com'l 
 Arbogast Geo, confectionery, 44 1st 
 
 South 
 Armstrong T C, grain, flour, etc, 34 1st 
 
 South 
 ARNOLD HENRY, confectionery and 
 
 bakery, '22 Main 
 ASMXJSSEN CARL, watches and jew- 
 elry, (50 Midn 
 ATKINS JOHN, coal and wood, 63 1st 
 
 South 
 Aubrey Tlios, groceries and lunch, 54 
 
 and 60 1 at South 
 Auer & Murphy, saloon, 18 1st South 
 
 ATJERBACH F & BRO, iobbers and 
 dealers in dry goods, clothing, boots 
 and shoes, hats, notions and furnish- 
 ing goods, 98 Main 
 
 Averill O J, clerk 3d district court, Wa- 
 satch building 
 
 Bailey J A, land agent and attorney. 
 Main 
 
 Bailey & Son, groceries, Main 
 
 Balforth Chaa, 111) Main 
 
 BAMBERGER & CO, mining oper- 
 ators, 144 Main 
 
 Bane H, physician, 150 Main 
 
 BANE MOSES M, receiver U S land 
 office 
 
 Barker Joe, cutler, Com'l 
 
 Barlow J M, dentist, 3d West 
 
 BARNES C E, broker, money to loan, 
 119 Main 
 
 BARNHART & STAHL, liquors, 2d 
 
 South 
 BARNUM E M, attorney at law, 2d 
 South near White House 
 
 BARRATT BROS, furniture and house 
 
 goods. Main 
 Barren C, bootmaker, 8 Market Row 
 Barton & Co, merchant tailors, 2d 
 
 South 
 Baumgarten Joseph, merchant tailor, 
 
 135 Main 
 Benedict Bros, physicians, cor Main 
 
 and 1 st South 
 Bennett & Harkness, attorneys at law, 
 
 143 Main 
 
 BENTLEY JOSEPH, weaver, 47 Ist 
 South 
 
 BIRD WM H, land agent and attorney, 
 Main 
 
 BISHOP F M.assayer, 119^ Main 
 
 Blandin Chas I; , attorney at law, Wa- 
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 Borman J S, associate justice territory 
 
 BOSSHARDT & CLABK, merchant 
 
 tailors, 45 1st South 
 Boukofsky N, liquors, 30 1st South^ 
 BOWERS W H H, mechanical and 
 
 contracting engineer, 103 Main 
 Bowman Robert, gen mdse. Pearl 
 BOWRINO W C, groceries, 1253 1st 
 
 South 
 BREDEMETER WM, notary public, 
 
 mining engineer, U S mineral sirvey- 
 
 or and manager Excelsior and Utah 
 
 Con Silver Mining Company, s side 
 
 2d South bet Main and Ist East 
 Bridge John M, harness and saddles, 
 
 2d South 
 Brooksbank Geo, furnishing goods, 201 
 
 Main 
 Brooks Geo F, groceries, 1249 1st South 
 Brooks J G, millinery. Main 
 Brown Arthur, lawyer. Main near 
 
 White House 
 BROWN FREDERICK, costom boot 
 
 and shoe maker, rt^paiiing neatly 
 done, opp Continental Hotel 
 
 BROWNE & BROOKS, civil engineers 
 
 and surveyors, 97 Main 
 BUCSKLE & SON, merchant tailors, 
 
 195 Main 
 BTJROESS M T, mining engineer, 1268 
 
 Ist 8outh 
 Bums Robt, tents, etc, 65 1st South 
 Burrows H, meat market, 2d South 
 Burt A, city marshal, City Hall 
 Burton R T, county assessor 
 Button Mrs A, mliliner, l'J8 Main 
 Button Chas, barber, 128 Main 
 Buxbuuin M & Co, hides and wool, 3d 
 
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 Calder D O, music and musical instru 
 
 nM<nt8, 7i Masn 
 CALUiMAS MB, hardware and sissay 
 
 »--f' «ri*t<»rial8, iM Main 
 CAMERON ft CD'S New York House. 
 
 dfj /;'>'>f\'<, tancy goods, jewelry, no 
 
 *ioii»* y.fi'i toys, 68 Main 
 CANNON ANGUS M, county recordei 
 CARELESS 6E0, music and musical 
 
 instruments, 1'2'M Ist tSouth 
 CARTER TH08, kuhs. wununition. 
 
 to])U(^'i, (lotioDK, >^U•, \'.i' Main 
 CECIL / B ft CO, grce 1 feroccrs, 134 
 
 Main 
 Chadd Mrs A M, groceriea, 1259 1st 
 
 South 
 CHADD MICHAEL, pioneer vegeta- 
 ble, fruit and poultry stand, lt?58 Ist 
 
 South 
 
 CHAMBERS R C, sup't O s M Co, 
 
 1232 1st South 
 Chapman & Whytock, dentists, over 
 postoffice 2d South 
 
 Cisler F, groceries, 231 Main 
 
 CLARK ft JACOBSCN, barbers, 16 
 
 1st South 
 CLASBET ft HOOLE, liquors, 149 
 
 Main 
 Clawson H B, agricultural implements 
 
 and commission, South Temple 
 Clawson S H, dentist, 1218 1st South 
 CLAYTON JOHN, cutler. Commercial 
 CLAYTON N W, territorial auditor 
 
 and notarj^ublic, Ist South 
 CLIFf HOUSE, S C Ewing, propr 
 Cohn Bros, dry goods, 102 Main 
 Colebrook Mrs E, millinery and fancy 
 
 goods, 52 Main 
 
 CONRAD WALTER K, Delta Saloon, 
 
 cor 1st East and 1st South 
 
 CONTINENTAL HOTEL G S Erb 
 
 propr, cor 1st West and Ist South 
 Cooper Bros, real estate, 143 Main 
 Cooper Chas, groceries. Temple 
 Cook John, butcher, 1231 1st South 
 COMBS H, livery, 1st East bet 2d and 
 
 3d South 
 CONKLIN J C, Utah ore sampling 
 
 mill, 97 Main 
 Cottle & Rundquist, blacksmiths, 1st 
 
 East 
 Cowley W, tailor, Pixton alley 
 Cowling Peter, grocries, etc, 2d South 
 Cox E, barber, 1228 Ist South 
 CRANE JOHN, house furnishing store, 
 
 feed and livery, 33, 35, and 37 1st 
 
 South 
 Cr;.ig Jno, U S signal observer, Wasatch 
 
 building 
 Crismon (jeorge, county colltctor 
 Crocheron G W, hsh, fruits, etc, 1267 1st 
 
 South 
 Crow & Bowring, harness and saddles, 
 
 44^ Main 
 CULMER Q F, wholesale grocers, 
 
 paints, oils, window glass and show 
 
 cases, 20 and 22 1st South 
 Cummings J W, county treasurer 
 CUNNDfGTON ft CO, hardware and 
 
 groceries, cor Main ind 2d South 
 Cutler Bros, groceries, 1247 1st South 
 Cutler, cigars and tob.icco, 179 Main 
 
 CUTLER JOHN C, agent Provo Woolen 
 
 Mills, 34 and 36 Main 
 Duhl (Jlindii, drcssniaktr, ll70 lat South 
 DALLAS S B & SON cabinet and 
 
 jobbing carpenters, Ist West nr North 
 
 Temple 
 Davis (r W, groceries, 74 Main 
 Davis, Howe & Co, foundrj-, 1st West 
 DAVIS JOHN, restaurant, 2d South 
 Davis R, dentist, 26i Main 
 DAY ft CO, gen mdse, 106 and 108 
 
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 DAYNES JOHN, pianos and organs, 
 
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 DEIQHTON FBED, confectionery, 
 stationerv, cigars and tobacco, post- 
 office building 
 
 Deseret Bank, cor Main and l..t So';th 
 
 Diehl Chris, barber, 129 Main 
 
 Dilly & Pearson, lawyers, Wasatch build- 
 ing 
 
 DUlWOOSEY H, furniture, wall 
 paper, etc, 123871240, 1242, 1244 1st 
 South 
 
 DINWOODT JAMES, restaurant, 117 
 Main 
 
 Dooloy J E, manager Wells, Fargo &, 
 Co, 105 Main 
 
 DB.XJCSE H, die sinker, stencil cutter, 
 general engraver, and groceries, Com- 
 mercial 
 
 Dunford — , dentist, 120 Main 
 
 DUNFORD OEO, boots, shoes, hats 
 and caps, 104 Main 
 
 DITNNE DANIEL, Ornamental Iron 
 Wor.is, P box 471, cor 2d South, 
 one block west of Main 
 
 Dunne E F, attorney at law, 141 Main 
 
 DWTEK JTAMES, books and station- 
 en^, 76 East T< mple or Main 
 
 DTS! MBS C E, millinery and fancy 
 goods, 48 Main 
 
 Earl M, tailor, Pixton alley 
 
 Eastman Frank, civil er gineer, 146 Main 
 
 Eicheuberg Christian, photographer, 20 
 Commercial 
 
 Eliason O L, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 124 Main 
 
 Ellis Geo, carpenter, 221 Main 
 
 Emeison P H, associate justice Territory 
 (Provo) 
 
 Empire Mining Co of Utah, H A Van 
 Praag secretary and treasurer 
 
 Engstrom J P, cabinetmaker, Comm'l 
 
 DINWOODEY H, furniture, wall paper, 
 
 etc., 1238, 1240, 1242, 1244 Ist South 
 EBB G S, propr Walker House, Main, 
 
 and Continental Hotel, cor 1st West 
 
 and 1st South 
 Erick son John, liquors, 2d South 
 EWING S C, propr Clift House 
 Ferguson Mrs Ellen, music teacher, 72^ 
 
 Main 
 .FEBOUSON C, watchmaker and 
 
 jeweler, 50 1st South 
 Ff/bes Mrs C B, conservatory of music, 
 
 Wasatch building 
 Foster W H, wood turner 
 Fihlin E V, bookbinder, 1st West 
 Fowler Ailen, physician, 96 Main 
 Fox & Symons, photographers, 142 and 
 
 154 Main 
 FBANTZEN ANDBEW, groceries, 
 
 2d South, and groceries and gloves, 36 
 
 1st South 
 Fursver John P, groceries, 2d South 
 Qalligan John, d^ goods, 1270 Ist South 
 
 Gardiner F. physician, 2d South 
 Gardiner Rooert, confectioner and baker, 
 
 58 Main 
 Gee W W, lawyer, Wasatch building 
 GEBMANIA SMELTIHO AND BE- 
 
 FININO CO, cor Main and 1st South 
 
 GILCHBIST ft SFBAGTTE, attorneys 
 at law, Wasatch building 
 
 Giles B M, groceries, 76 Ist South 
 
 GILLESPfB JAMES, groceries and 
 vegetables, 2d South 
 
 Gilmer, Salisbury &, Co, stage line, 105 
 Main 
 
 Gilmore C J, agent Continental Oil Co, 
 3d West, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 GODBE ANTHONY, manager London 
 Bank of Utah (limited), 95 and 97 
 Main 
 
 Godbe, Pitts & Co, druggists, cor 1st 
 South and East Temple 
 
 GOLDBERG L & A, manufs and job- 
 bers of clothing, wholesale and retail, 
 165 and 167 Main 
 
 GOLDSMITH & CO, wholesale cloth- 
 ing, furnishing goods, 145 Main 
 
 GOLDSTIKEB M, meat market, 189 
 Main 
 
 Gi^ldthwaite & Maxwell, attorneys at 
 law 2(1 South 
 
 GOODilIND BICHABD, ore sack 
 
 manuf, dealer in milling and snow 
 white tine table salt, gen mdse igent, 
 1268 1st South. 
 Gordon James M, upholsterer, Main 
 GOBBINGE WM ft SONS, harness 
 and saddles, 1st East bat 2d and 3d 
 South 
 GOSS P F, superintendent U Mer- 
 chant Tailors, 30 and 32 Main 
 Graham J C & Co, job printers, cor Main 
 
 and 1st South 
 GBANT H J, insurance agt, 1st South 
 Graves & Snyder, liquors, 6 1st South 
 GBEGORY MRS J E, French hair 
 store; u complete assortment of curls, 
 braids, switches, etc, 1266 1st South 
 Griggs T C, gen mdse, 1st South 
 (iroesbeck N & Sons, capitalists 
 GROVES WM H, dentist, 86 Main 
 Grundlund N (i, groceries. South Tem- 
 ple 
 Guiver & Papworth, meat market, 70 Ist 
 
 South 
 GUSTAVESON C J, harness and sad- 
 dles, and groceries, south side 2d South, 
 bet Main and 1st East 
 Hadley J R, physician, 64J Main 
 Hagell John, lunch, 68 1st South 
 Hagman John, tailor, 2d South 
 Hallander Jno F, restaurant. Commer- 
 cial 
 HALL L E, manager Sitig^r Manufac- 
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 1278 Ist South 
 
 Hamilton J F, physician, 150 Main 
 
 Harmou G J, painter 
 
 HARRIS ED, "Little Church around 
 the Corner," cigar store, 12 1st South 
 
 "HTAR'RTa JNO, confectionery, Com- 
 mercial 
 
 Harrison Robt, wood and coal, 2d South 
 
 SAEVET ASBKEW, watchmaker, 
 
 62 Ist South 
 Harper Miss A C, di-essmaker, 66 1st 
 
 South 
 Harper Mrs S, corsetmaker, 56 Ist South 
 HAEFEE T E, confectionery, 56 1st 
 
 South 
 HATJEBBACH ADOLPH, watch 
 
 maker, 20 Commercial 
 HAYNES & SON, boiler makers, S 
 
 Temple bet Ist and 2d West 
 Heesch & Ellerbeck, plumbers and gas- 
 fitters, 38 Main 
 Hennefer & Burns, barbers, 175 Maiu 
 Hepworth Joseph, coal and wood, 2d 
 
 South 
 Hepworth John, butcher, Maiu 
 Hepworth Thos & Sons, meat market, 
 
 Ist West 
 Heinaii M, barber, Main 
 HEITSSER JACOB, guns, pistols, am- 
 munition, fishing tackle, etc, lOU 
 
 Main 
 Higgins C W, physician, 2d South 
 HiU & Trewela, Wasatch Saloon 
 Hill Wm, bakery and restaurant, 56 
 
 Main 
 Hills L S, treasurer U C R R, depot 
 Historians Office, Orsou Pratt manager. 
 
 South Temple 
 Hirschman Moses, sup't Flagsta S mine, 
 
 2d South 
 Hobbs L, carpenter, 213 Main 
 Hodder & Schofield. carpenters, Comm'l 
 HODQES W A, assay er, 139 Main 
 Hoge E D, lawyer, Wasatch building 
 HOLIiAND J M, physician. 72i Main 
 Hollister J, internal revenue collector, 
 
 143 Main 
 Holmberg John, groceries, 1 st East 
 Holmes L J, notary public and U S 
 
 deputy mineral surveyor, 2d South 
 Hooper W J, shoemaker, 67 1st South 
 HOP WO & CO, Japan and Chinese 
 
 goods, 46 1st South 
 Huey C P, attorney at law, 2d South 
 
 HTJLEERT WM, weaver, mountain 
 
 cream polish, 57 and 59 1st South 
 Humphreys F J, lawyer, 2d South 
 Hunter John A, chief justice territory, 
 
 Wasatch building 
 Husle r & Gebhardt, bakery, 2d South 
 HUTCHISON DAN, carriage shop. 
 Commercial 
 
 Hyde Wm, supervisor of streets, City 
 
 Hall 
 ILLINGWORTH WM, trunkmaker, 
 
 61 1st South 
 IMPERIAL M & S CO, S E Under- 
 bill secretary 
 Ingburg F, watchmaker, 13 Market 
 
 Row 
 IRONS J W, ticket agent U P R R, 
 
 130 Main 
 James David, tinner, gasfitter, etc, West 
 
 Temple 
 JAlOfiS J G & CO, groceries, 2d South 
 JAMES MRS J W. millinery, 1272 
 
 and 1274 1st South 
 Jenkins & Sons, saddles and harness, 2d 
 
 South and 1st East 
 JENNINGS WM, Vice Prcst U C R R, 
 
 depot 
 Jennings Wm & Sons, gen mdse, cor 
 
 Main and 1st South 
 Jensen C J, bootmaker. Commercial 
 JENSEN J S, watchmaker, 91 Main 
 J chanson S, tailor. Main 
 Johnson A J, ag'l implts, 1 st East 
 Johnson Augustus:, bootmaker, Comm'l 
 J ohnson John, groceries, 2d South 
 Johnson John, carpenter. Commercial 
 Johnson P, willowware 
 JONES T R. banker, 143 Main 
 JONES WM, jeweler, 62 Ist South 
 JOSLIN & PARK, watchmakers and 
 
 jewelers, 150 Main 
 KAHN BROS, wholesale grocers, 113 
 
 and 115 Main 
 KAIGHN M M, attorney at law, 134 
 
 Main 
 KELLEY BROS, bookbinders, 1222 
 
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 Kelsey & Sons, attorneys at law, 1st 
 
 South 
 Kimball & Lawrence, groceries and hard- 
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 Lange C, bakery, 1217 1st South 
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 Lewis S H, attorney at law, Main 
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 Little & Roundy, crockery and glass- 
 ware, 54 Main 
 
 Lindsley £, physician, 2d South 
 
 LIFMAN M H, clothing, furnishing 
 goods and hats, 155 and 157 Main 
 
 Lloyd John, bootmaker, 93 Main 
 
 Lollin John, saloon, 111 Main 
 
 LOMAXJD, attorney at law, 1st South 
 
 LONDON BANK OF UTAH (lim- 
 ited), Anthony Godbe manager, 95 
 and 97 Main 
 
 Long Mrs B S, fancy goods, 61 1st South 
 
 Longstreet S P, attorney at law, 2d 
 South 
 
 Loth Bernard, lawyer, 143 Main 
 
 Lowe George A, wagons, agricultural 
 implements, 1st East 
 
 LO WE JAMES, notary public, land 
 agent, and attorney 
 
 Lowell Jno W & Co, wagons and agri- 
 cultural implements, 1 East 
 
 LUCAS GEORGE, groceries, fruits, 
 confeotiouery, etc, 52 Ist South 
 
 LUCAS J L, groceries, provisions, for- 
 eign and domestic fruits, "tc, 66 1st 
 South 
 
 LUKE GEO A & CO, knitting fac- 
 tory, 1224 1st. South 
 
 Lynch John T. postmaster 
 
 LYNGBEEG Jb'RED G, groceries, pro- 
 visions, fruits, vegetables, poultry, 
 fish, etc, 40 and 42 Ist South 
 
 Lynn S J, lumber, 3d West 
 
 Madsen Amelia, millinery, 43 1st South 
 
 Madsen Mrs L, ladies' clothing, 14 Main 
 
 Mi^BSEN P "W, second hand goods, 40 
 
 Main 
 MALTESE S, second hand goods, 225 
 
 Main 
 Makiu Andrew, hairdresser, 1201 1st 
 
 South 
 Malquist & Puzey, black8mith3, Olive 
 Manning John, ti-unks and valises, 15 '2d 
 
 South 
 Margetts Phil, saloon, 1260 1st South 
 Marier Bros, baths, CommL-rcial 
 MASONIC LIBRARY.Miss Mary E 
 
 Allen librarian, 143 Main 
 Marsdim & Donhalter, soda works, Com- 
 
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 MARSHALL & ROYLE, attonaya at 
 
 law, 105 Main 
 MASON & SELLS, wholesale and re- 
 tail lumber dealers, South Temple bet 
 
 1st and 2d West 
 Matthews E (J, doputy internal revenue 
 
 collector, 14, i Main 
 MATTISON L B, wagons and agricul 
 
 tural implements, 1st East 
 Mattock & Mitchell, meat market, 2d 
 
 South 
 Mather Miss Helen, dressmaker, 2(1 
 
 South 
 
 MAY & WOOD, meat market, 1223 
 
 Ist South 
 MoBRIDE T A, attorney at law, 141 
 
 Main 
 McCord Wm, tents and awnings, 2d 
 
 South 
 MoCORMICK & CO, bankers, 130 
 
 and 132 Main 
 McDonald J, groceries. Main 
 McKEAN THEODORE, sheriff 
 McKimmons Mark, livurv. Main 
 Mcknight JAMES, attorney at law. 
 
 2d South nr White House 
 McLaren J S, stereo and electrotype 
 
 foundry, 64^ Main 
 McMillan H G, deputy clerk dis- 
 trict court, Wasatch building 
 McTierney James, saloon, 123 Main 
 McVICKER J, assayer. Main 
 Meredith J B, groceries. Temple 
 Meredith, Manning & Gallacher, trunk 
 
 factory, 1st East 
 Midgley J, painter, 2d South 
 Miller Peter, barber, 2d South 
 Monheim H, architect, 141 Main 
 Moore, Allen & Co, druggists, Main and 
 
 2d South 
 Moore, Allensworth & Co, buggies etc, 
 
 227 Main 
 Morgenson J, shoemaker, 193 Main 
 MORRIS & EVANS, marble works, 
 
 18 Main 
 MORRIS W C, general painter, Ist 
 
 South 
 Morton & Tufts, liquors, 10 Ist South 
 Morrill & Keetley, livery, 2d South 
 
 MOSS W J & CO, harness and sad- 
 dles, 2d South bet Main and 1st East 
 
 Mousley & Callister, job printers. Main 
 
 Mower G W, harness and saddles, 2d 
 South 
 
 MULLOY & PAUL, livery and trans- 
 fer staV>lps, 2d South, east postoffice 
 
 MULHALL CHARLES, upholsterer, 
 mattresses made and repaired, 1st 
 South, opposite Continental Hotel 
 
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 H J (irant, agent, Jst South 
 Niitlian SJ, clothing, 131 Main 
 Naylor Uros, blnoksrniths, Ist East 
 Neil .1 B. re^Mstcr U S Land Office 
 
 NEWMAN & REED, "76" s- a, 
 
 72 I ill Mniith 
 Now ton S 10, dentist, 2d South 
 Niinu (j W, veterinary siirgoDii, 1241 2d 
 
 South 
 Old Telei{rapli Mininc; Co, 1st South 
 
 ONTARIO SILVER MINING CO, 
 
 K C Chambers. 8U))'t, 1232 Ist South 
 
 ORDNER & PATTERSON, liquors, 
 
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 O'Reilly T B, clothing and furnishing 
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 Ottinger G W, supt water works, City 
 
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 Pacific Ex Co, F C Gentach agt, Main 
 Paiue Wm E, barber, 14 1st South 
 PALMER FREDEBICK, lunch, 99 
 
 Main 
 PARKER A L, meat market, South 
 
 Temple near 2d West 
 Parsons M K, clerk U S Land Office 
 Parsons Thos, soda works, Commercial 
 PASSE Y F, Gilroy's restaurant, cor 
 
 Commercial and 1st South 
 Patten Henry, harnessmaker, 1st East 
 PATTEN T C, groceries, 74 1st South 
 Payne J, shoemaker, 140 Main 
 PECK BROS, blacksmiths, wagon re- 
 pairers, 1st West and North Temple 
 Pendleton A J, blacksmith, 2d South 
 PETERS ROBERT, shoelast maker, 
 
 55 1st South 
 Petersen W, meat market, 1225 1st South 
 Peterson W H. meat market, 2d South 
 PHELPS MRS ADA, dressmaker, 1276 
 
 Ist South 
 PHELPS H E, dry goods and cloth- 
 ing, 64 Main 
 PHILLIPS M C. cigars and tobacco, 
 
 147 Main 
 Pinnock W, groceries, 32 1st South 
 Pitts W A, hotel, Main 
 PLATT FRANCIS, harness and sad- 
 dles, 2d South near postoffiee 
 PODLECH A & GO, proprietors of the 
 White House, Main and 2d South 
 
 POPPER CHARLES wholesale 
 
 butcher, 38 1st South 
 Pratt R Bjphysician, 304 Alain 
 PRATT HARMEL, attorney at law, 
 
 2d South 
 PRESHAW & SKEWS, undertakers, 
 
 1280 Ist South 
 Price W L, groceries, 1257 1st South 
 Pritchard Thomas, groceries, Ist East 
 Pyper A C, police justice. City Hall 
 Quiar F A, saddle tree manufr 
 Quinn G W, wood carver, 1st South 
 RAWLIN6S J S, shoemaker, 10 Main 
 Raybold W F, books and stationery, 
 
 152 Main 
 
 REAB SAMUEL OEOROE, news, 49 
 
 Ist South 
 
 REED H A, auction, storage and com- 
 mission, 121 Main 
 
 Reed J W, harness, 57 Main 
 
 Reese John, varieties, 1st South and 
 Main 
 
 REESE JOHN, vapor and medicated 
 baths, 1256 1st South 
 
 Regjgel L, dry goods, 138 Main 
 
 RHODES A W, assayer, 89 Main 
 
 Richan Wm, tinner, 2d South 
 
 Richards H J & Co, druggists and physi- 
 cians, 44 Main 
 
 Riggs & Young, sewing machines, 37 and 
 39 Main 
 
 RISER OEOROE C, pioneer boot- 
 maker, 1246 1st South 
 
 RIVERS BROS, wall paper, one door 
 south Walker House 
 
 Robertson John, umbrella maker, 1250 
 1st South 
 
 Robinson G W & Co, subscription agents, 
 141 Main 
 
 Ronmey Joseph G, carpenter, 2d South 
 
 Rosborough & Merritt, attorneys at law, 
 1st South 
 
 RUMMEL MRS A, millinery and fancy 
 
 Soods, 90 Main 
 rSSELL & BURNS, Magnet Saloon, 
 
 133 Main 
 Russell Wm, physician, 1st West 
 liyan Martin, bootmaker, 1226 1st South 
 iSadler Wm, boots and shoes, 60 Main 
 Salisbury B, groceries, 3d West 
 SALISBURY J M, jewelry and fancy 
 
 notions, 18 Main 
 Siilnion Wm, wood and coal, 1st West 
 Salomon F, surveyor-general, Wasatch 
 
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 SALT LAKE DAILY TIMES, J C 
 
 Graham & Co proprs, cor Main and 
 
 1st South 
 Salt Lake Foundry, Thos Pierpont sup't, 
 
 3d West 
 SALT LAKE HERALD, The Herald 
 
 Publishing Co, 65 and 67 Main 
 Salt Lake Museum, Joseph L. Barfoot 
 
 manager. South Temple 
 
 SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, 2d South 
 
 San Pete Valley R R Co, general office 
 
 144 Main 
 Sampson Silver Mining Co, H A Van 
 
 Praag, secretary and treasurer 
 Sanberg J C, furniture, Temple 
 Sanders James, groceries, 1255 Ist South 
 Sander W C, harness and saddles, 2d 
 
 South 
 SAVAGE C I, art bazar, 12 and 14 Main 
 
 SAVILLE GEO, boot manufacturer, 
 
 2nd South 
 Schettler B H, notary public, 53 Main 
 Schettler Paul A, city treasurer 
 SGHOCK WM H. physician and sur- 
 geon, Romney block. Main 
 SchoppeFE, stoves and tinware, 211 
 
 Main 
 Scott & Anderson, buyers of bullion. 
 Main 
 
 SCOTT GEO M & CO, hardware, 144, 
 ^ 146, 148 Main 
 
 Scrace Edward, confectionery, 10 Main 
 Sears I, groceries and feed, 1245 Ist 
 South 
 
 SEARS & LIDDLE, flour, grain and 
 
 seeds, 55 Main 
 Sebree Howard, ag'l implts, Ist East 
 
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 Senior Edward, barber, Com'l 
 SHABP J AS, general freight and ticket 
 
 agent, U C R R depot 
 S^ARF JOBQf, president and superin- 
 tendent Utah Central R R, depot 
 Sharp & Taylor, dentists, Temple 
 Shaughnessy M, U 8 marshal, Wasatch 
 
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 Sheeks & Rawlins, attorneys, 122 Main 
 Sherwood C W, shoemaker, 65 1st 
 
 South 
 Shingleton Henry, saloon, 78 Ist South 
 SHOLES R H, shoemaker, one door 
 
 north Walker House, Main 
 Short Wm Jr, meat market, 1241 1st 
 
 South 
 Showell Wm, pres Wasatch marble and 
 
 mining Co, 2d South 
 Silver Wm J, iron works. North Temple 
 
 SmOER MANTJFACTURIXO CO 
 
 L E Hale manager, 1222 1st South 
 SIN WAU, laundry, 53 Ist South 
 Slade (t W, bootmaker, 2d South 
 Sloan Mrs P L, dressmaker, 2d South 
 Smedley Wm E, insurance, 97 Main 
 Smith Bros, carpenters. Temple 
 SMITH ELIAS, probate judge 
 Smith G S, photographer, pictures, 
 
 frames, etc, 1248 1st South 
 SMITH JANE S, willow ware, 1219 
 
 1st South 
 Smith J M, brass foundry, 1st East 
 Smith T G M, shoemaker. Main 
 Smith W 0, fruits and oysters, 8 1st 
 
 South 
 SNEDAKER B C, physician and sur- 
 geon, Romney block. Main 
 
 SNELGROVE EDWARD, premium 
 
 bootmaker, 2d South 
 SNELL JNO W, manufr salt, blueing, 
 
 etc, commission merchant, dealer in 
 
 dried fruits, cor 2d South and 1st 
 
 East 
 Snow Zera jr, attorney at law, 2d South 
 
 SNOW Z, SR, attoraey at law, 2d 
 South 
 
 Solomon Bros, boots and shoes, (man 
 ufactory), west Temple 
 
 SOWELES & MILLER, sewing ma 
 chines, 1230 1st South 
 
 SPEIRS BROS, blacksmiths, 2d 
 South 
 
 Spraguc E T, clerk supreme court, Wa- 
 satch building 
 
 SaUIRES & PRICE, barbers, 24 Ist 
 South 
 
 Squiers & Sons, barl)ers, 59 Main 
 
 STAHL W H, California Brewery Sa- 
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 Stearns H 0, candies, 100 Main 
 
 Steen L, meat market, 1229 Ist South 
 
 Stevenson Chas L, U S deputy mineral 
 surveyor, 2d South 
 
 Sterling James, wood, coal and salt, 1st 
 
 East 
 Stromberg J A, tailor, 2d South 
 
 STUDEBAKER MANUFACTUR- 
 
 INQ CO, wagons, etc, 33 and 35 Main 
 
 SUTHERLAND AND McBRIDE, 
 
 attorneys at law, 141 Main 
 
 SWAN GEO, secretary Utah Central 
 R R, depot 
 
 SWANER BROS, manufacturing jew- 
 elers, 91 Main 
 
 TAGGART J P, physician, 1270 1st 
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 Tavey Joseph, bakery, 58 1st South 
 
 TAYLOR A B, attorney at law, 141 
 Main 
 
 Taylor H S, fancy goods, 41 1st South 
 
 TAYLOR JNO & SON, merchant 
 tailors, 7 Commercial 
 
 Taylor Obed, architect, 1st South 
 
 TEASDEL S P, gen mdse, 112, 114, 
 llti Main 
 
 THIBAULT FRANK, green grocer. 
 2d South 
 
 The Bingham Canyon and Camp Floyd 
 R R, J G Kennedy sec and treas, 
 G M Young sup't 
 
 Thacker & Aubrey, wood and coal, Com- 
 mercial 
 
 THERNING JNO, merchant tailor, 
 
 20 Commercial 
 
 The Wasatch & Jordan Valley R R, J 
 G Kennedy, sec and treas, G M Young 
 sup't 
 
 Thomas & Co, groceries, etc, 1229 1st 
 South 
 
 Thompson J, physician, Main 
 
 Thurgood Geo, butcher, 20 Main 
 
 Thirteenth Ward Co-operative Institu- 
 tion, J P Frieze sup't, 70 East Tem- 
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 TIERNAN JOHN, operator in mines, 
 444 Main 
 
 TILFORD & HAGAN, attorneys at 
 law. Main 
 
 TIMMS W J A, contractor and builder, 
 
 21 St. Ward 
 
 Toms James, lock and gunsmith, 2d 
 
 South 
 Treseder R D, tailor, Commercial 
 Tripp R B, lawyer. Main 
 Tuckfield Thomas, boiler works. South 
 
 Temple 
 TuUedge & Crandall, book publishers, 
 
 Wasatch building 
 TuUidge & Co, painters, 209 Main 
 
 TJNDERHILL S E, Secretary Impe- 
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 U S Land Office, Moses M Bane receiver, 
 Main 
 
 UTAH CENTRAL R R, John Shaup 
 
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 Utah Southern R E, John Sharj) presi- 
 dent and superintendent, depot 
 
 UTAH WESTERN RAILWAY 
 
 Utah Forwarding Co, 1st South 
 VALLEY HOUSE, Andrew C Brixon 
 
 proprietor, opp Temple and Taber- 
 nacle 
 Van Zile & Beatty, attorneys, 1H2 Main 
 VARNES J A, Western Meat Murket, 
 
 l^d South 
 WAGENER HENRY, liquors and 
 
 proprietor Ci.liforniiv Browery, '2d 
 
 South 
 WAHLSTROM J, shoemaker, 60 Ist 
 
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 Waldron 11 S, gents' furnishing goods, 
 
 4ti Main 
 WALKER BROS, general merchandise 
 
 and banker, cor Main and 2d South 
 Walker C'has, waiionmaker, 1st East 
 WALKER HOUSE, CiS Erb proprie- 
 tor. Main 
 Wallin & Pickard, saddlery, hardware, 
 
 etc, 2d South 
 Ward A, optician, 2d South 
 WARNOCK R, wagons and ag'l impts, 
 
 northeast cor Ist South and 1st East 
 WATSON BROS, builders, South 
 
 Temple 
 Watters I, broker, cor Main and 1st 
 
 South 
 Wells Mrs E, editress "Woman's Ex- 
 
 [tonent, " Main and Soutli Temple 
 Wells, Fargo & Co, bankers, J E Droly 
 
 manager, 105 Main 
 WESLEY J E, herbal physician, 2d 
 
 South and Ist East 
 W U Tel Co, John Henderson manager, 
 
 03 Main 
 Woiton James, butcher, south side 2d 
 
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 V c & Ward, liquors, 177 Main 
 ocler A D, laud agency, Mr.in 
 
 HITE & SONS, Pembroke meat 
 
 market, 123i) 1st South 
 
 WHITE I, physician, 120 Main 
 WHITEfflEAD & GRAY, Favorite 
 
 Saloon, 04 1st South 
 Whittaker Henry, shoemaker, Templo 
 Whittemore B F, hotel and groceries, 
 
 South Temple and 3d West 
 WICKEL & SON, livery and feed 
 
 stable, Commercial 
 Wiggins Edw W, notary public and 
 
 mining enginee; , 2d South 
 Wilcken C H, watermaster. City Hall 
 WILDER E B, "lining and topograph- 
 ical engineer and if S mineral sur- 
 veyor, 141 Main 
 Wilkinson Mrs W B, millinery 1232 lat 
 
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 Williams & Young, attorneys, 37 and 39 
 
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 Winder Jno K, city assessor, City Hall 
 Wizburg L, groceries, 185 Main 
 WO LEE, laundry, next door to Over- 
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 "WOMAN'S EXPONENT," Mrs E 
 
 Welles editress, Main and South Tem- 
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 WOODS W W, attorney ut law, south 
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 WOOLF ISAAC, clothing and furnish- 
 in;? goods, 87 and 89 Main 
 
 WRIGHT H, wines and liquors, 1C9 
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 WRIGHT & JACK, groceries, 142 
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 Yeager & Milner, blacksmiths, Ist East 
 
 Yearian W H, gents' furnishing goods, 
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 Young H S, sec U S R R, depot 
 
 Young & Marks, 20 and 28 Main 
 
 YOUNGBERG & SCHADE, Scandi- 
 
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 Z C M 1, H E Eldredcre manager, 21, 23, 
 25, 27, 29, 31 Main~ 
 
 ZION'S SAVING BANK AND 
 
 TRUST CO, John Taylor president, 
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 Telephone Connection with Principal Hotels of the City. 
 
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 Wholesale and Betail Dealers in 
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 ANVILS, VICES, PICKS, 
 
 SHOVELS, AXES, POWDER, FUSE, 
 
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 Branson New IMPROVED KNITTER 
 
 Price 822. 
 
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 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 JAKE HEU88ER, 
 
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 E. B. WILDER, 
 
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 Drawings and Surveys of Mines accurately made. 
 
 141 Main Street, 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 Guns, Pistols and Ammunition 
 
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 100 Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah 
 
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 Pioneer Fruit Packing House of Utah. 
 
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 O. C. FEBOUSOir, 
 
 WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. 
 
 Watch and Clock Repairing a Specialty. 
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 No. 50 1st Sotith Street, 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
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 Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
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 139 Main Street, 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 JOHN IlARRIS, 
 
 Wholesale Confectioner 
 
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 SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
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 Agents for Anhduser and Val Blatz Beer. 
 
 147 and 149 MAIN STREET, SALT LUKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
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 A. W RHODES, 
 
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 Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
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 BAENHABT & STAEL, 
 
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 Fine Liquors, Choice Wines, 
 
 GOOD BEER, 
 
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 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 
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 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
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 ANDREW C. BRIXEN, Proprietor. 
 
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 The lanrest stoek of CIGARS and CIGARETTES In the City. 
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 r^3-ALS0, DEALER IN,=^-> 
 
 GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CANDIES, 
 36 1st South Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 All Orders promptly attended to. 
 
 AUCTION, STORAGE I COMMISSION. 
 
 Liberal Advance on Consignments. 
 
 121 MAIN STREET, SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
 W. H. H. BO^VERS, 
 
 Mechanical & Contracting Engineer. 
 
 Sole Agent for Pacific Coast, for 
 
 Griffith ^ Wedge, Zanesville, OhiOf 
 
 Manofactarers of Quartz Blillit, Pans, Settlers, Hoisting and Pumping Engines, Bowers' Air Com- 
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 No. 53 Commercial St., Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
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 Fancy Salt Lake Gloves, Fur Robes, 
 
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 DAN. HUTCHINSON'S 
 
 CARRIAGE SHOPS 
 
 Commerdal Si, Salt Lake Citj. 
 
 Wagon and Carriage Work of every description. 
 Mininer Cars, with improved Dumping Apparatus. 
 Blacksmitbing oi all kinds. 
 
 y^ _ Carriage Patntlnc and Trimming. 
 
 Call and examine WILL'S PATENT SINGLE CENTER SPRING, the 
 BesI; and Easiest Riding Spring manufactured. 
 
 iLBOLPH HAUERBACE, 
 
 Practical Watchmaker. 
 
 Watches & Clocks Repaired & Cleanel anil warranteilfor One Year. 
 
 No. 20 COMMERCIAL STREET, 
 SA.LT LA.KE CITY, UT^AH. 
 
 Sandy, 
 
 8ALT LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Decker Chas, £:aiIroad House 
 Harrison Isaac, postmaster and justice 
 
 of the peace 
 Hatch Samuel T, hotel and restaurant 
 Holm an E, dry goods and groceries 
 Judd C D, wi les and liquors 
 Marriott Thomas E, blacksmith and 
 
 wagon shojts 
 Marriott Oeo, news dealer and fancy 
 
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 McGrath J H, saloon 
 
 Mingo Furnace Co, R H Terhune mana- 
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 Osterman James, boots and shoes, dry 
 
 Soods and groceries 
 midt C J, drugs and medicines 
 Schmidt Christina, doctor and midwife 
 Schuler Jos, S&ndy brewery and saloon 
 White A, harnessmaker 
 
 Santaquin, 
 
 UTAH COUNTY. 
 
 Anderson A, tin and coppersmith 
 Bamett W W, postmaster 
 
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 Dubois C L, blaokamith 
 
 Echlard A, shoemaker 
 
 Ho(^e Jacob, blacksmith 
 
 Holhday Geo & Co, gristmill 
 
 Johnson C £, shoemaker 
 
 Johnson L A, painter 
 
 Swenson A, shoemaker 
 
 Olsen C L, jKen mdsa 
 
 Openshaw £, sup't Co-operative Store 
 
 Alter L E, forwarding agent 
 
 Samuelson C, photographer 
 
 Saulsberg Wm, blacksmith 
 
 Saulsbery F J, liquors 
 
 Vanausdal J 6, shoemaker 
 
 Wettelin F 0, tin and coppersmith 
 
 Scipio, 
 
 MILLARD COUNTY. 
 
 Caldwell F, contractor and builder 
 Croft Jacob, miller 
 Groning J, carpenter 
 Jacobson Jno, shoemaker 
 McArthur Henry, carpenter 
 Memm ot Th os, n otary public . 
 MEMMOT WM, postmajter and drug- 
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 Miller Jacob, carpenter 
 Pesterson C N, carpenter 
 Philips Thos, shoemaker 
 Player Jos, blacksmith 
 Probert Wm & Co, gen mdse 
 Quarenburge Jno, shoemaker 
 Scipio Co-operative, gen mdse 
 Stone Jos, blacksmith 
 Sorrenson P C, miller 
 
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 Blanchard C H Jr, postmaster 
 Cushman M G, dry goods and groceries 
 Oaks John, dry goocfs and groceries 
 Wilkinson Morris, dry goods and gro- 
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 WASHINGTON COUNTY. 
 
 Barbee ft Van Hagan, propra Mill and 
 
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 Bemis J G, sup't Stormont Mill and 
 
 Mining Co 
 
 Csssidy Jno H, saloon 
 
 Cochina M, liquors 
 
 Cooper T I), physician 
 
 Crane E M, sup't Leeds Mining Co 
 
 Cronin J, assayer 
 
 Donnovan M, restaurant 
 
 Dougherty Kate, restaurant 
 
 Fordonsky Isaac, liquors 
 
 Grambs Mrs, restaurant 
 
 Greenbaum S, gen mdse 
 
 Hanrahan Mrs K, restaurant 
 
 Harrison P, hotel 
 
 Heitzelman & Poujade, gen mdse 
 
 Hickox J D, liquors 
 
 Huston & West, gen mdse 
 
 Johnson J E, gen mdse 
 
 Krause Hermann, postmaster 
 
 Liddle Bros & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Lubbach H L, sup't Christy Mill »nd 
 
 Mining Co 
 Lusk & Gaimer, butchers 
 Malhoney Mrs, millinery 
 Miller Geo, liquors 
 Neibling & Fox, brewery 
 Parker A M, surveyor 
 Phillips K, justice of the peace 
 Pike E, editor "Miner" 
 Rafferty Wm, liquors 
 Rice John H, cashier Wells, Farso k 
 
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 Siegel & Marks, gen mdse 
 
 "SILVEB BEEF MINEB" E Pike, 
 
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 Sultan Julius, gen mdse 
 Turrill J A, goii uuUe 
 Tyson A, liquors 
 Wagner J, druggist 
 Welty P, brewery 
 Westover Chas, butcher 
 Winquest A, tailor 
 Wolf & Jordan, gen mdse 
 
 Slaterville, 
 
 WEBER COUNTY. 
 Bowne Henry, justice of the peace 
 Holly H, gen mdse and postuiister 
 Payne Geo, constable 
 
 Smithfield, 
 
 CACHE COUNTY. 
 
 CANTWELL J S. postmaster 
 Co-operative Saw Mill, lumber 
 Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 Douglass Wm, gen mdse 
 Hillyard Thos, pres Smithfield 
 
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 Mack James, flouring mills 
 Meikle Robert, pres Smithfield 
 
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 Richardson Thos, gen mdse 
 
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 Roskelly Samuel, pree U O Tanners 
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 BOX ELDER OIMUITY. 
 
 Davidson C H, physician 
 
 Dille D B, physician ' 
 
 Eynon Jno, carpenter 
 
 Goodliffe Arnold, gen mdse 
 
 Jensen H P, blacksmith 
 
 Ostertout John, justice of the peace 
 
 South Cottonwood, 
 
 SALT LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Atwood Henry, brickmaker 
 
 Atwood Wm, brickmaker 
 
 Erekson Jonas, gen mdse 
 
 Germania Smelting and Refining Works, 
 
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 Howe Richard, sup't Co-operative M I 
 Loventhal S M, brick and wagonmaker 
 McMillian Wm, groceries and liquors 
 Miller R & Son, flouring mills 
 Warenski E C, postmaster and gen mdse 
 Williams Jno G, blacksmith 
 
 South Jordan, 
 
 SALT LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Beckstead Henry B, postmaster and gen 
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 Spanish Fork, 
 
 UTAH COUNTY. 
 
 Co-operative Store, gen mdse, harness, 
 
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 Jones Wm R, music, stationery, etc 
 MOORE JOHN, postmaster 
 Bockhill John, gen mdse 
 Warren W J, gen mdse 
 
 Spring. City, 
 
 SAN PETE COUNTY. 
 
 Black I M, boots and shoes 
 
 Brough G, postmaster and book agent 
 
 Brough Jonas, sawmill 
 
 Crawford C, brodm manufacturer 
 
 Downard G, painter 
 
 Dngall tc, Co, sawmill 
 
 EUiB J T, carpenter 
 
 Fairbrass T, tannery 
 
 Ford Wm, blacksmith 
 
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 Jensen R, boots and shoes • 
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 Neilsen J, blacksmith 
 Neilsen N P, gen mdse 
 Puzey H W, wagonmaker 
 Rasmusen Jas L, boots and shoes 
 Rasmussen P, locksmith 
 Rhode C H, watchmaker 
 
 Spring Lake, 
 
 UTAH COUNTY. 
 
 Johnson B F & Sons, fruit, gen mdse 
 
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 JOHNSON JAKES F, postmaster 
 LeBaron D T & Son«kpoultry 
 Openshau S, justice of t^ peace 
 Willson Geo T, carpenter 
 
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 Utah County, UTAH. " 
 
 Springville, 
 
 VTAII COUNTY. 
 
 Allen C, gen mdse 
 
 Bissell J W, sup't Co-operative Store, 
 
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 Coil E, gen mdse 
 Crandall D L, notary public 
 Crandall M P, hotel 
 Groesbeck Bros, gen mdae 
 Jackson & Stewart, gen mdse 
 Packard Bros & Co, gen mdse 
 Wing J S, physician 
 Wing S A, physician 
 Wood L S, hotel 
 
 Stockton, 
 
 TOOELE COUNTY, 
 
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 become quite A source of revenue to the 
 Territory.* The place depends wholly 
 upon the mining interests for its sup- 
 post, and has a population of about 
 600 people. There are two other com- 
 panies, the Waterman and Chicaso, 
 that are extensively engaged at this 
 
 Jtlace in smelting the ores which come 
 rom the adjacent mines. It is on the 
 Utah Western Bailway, about 40 miles 
 southwest of Salt Lake City. 
 
 Ayres Geo B, srielting 
 
 Ball H, meat market 
 
 Benites L, gen mdse and hotel 
 
 Brown T D, gen mdse 
 
 Brown T D & Son, groceries 
 
 Ch icago Sm elting Co 
 
 OONNEB P E, manager Great Basin 
 
 MAS Co 
 Decourcey James, hotel 
 Great Basin M & S Co, Gen P E Conner 
 
 manager 
 Lawrence John, liquors 
 Neder Phil, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 Plum J D, druggist and postmaster 
 Sherman £ S, blacksmith and wagon 
 
 maker 
 Ward D R, i 
 
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 , IRON COUNTY. 
 
 Dalley Wm, clergyman 
 Hulet S C, me rchant 
 OBTON WM 0, postmaster 
 
 tico of peace 
 Orton Caleb, professor of music 
 Stoker M, wines and liquors 
 White Wm, merchant, dry goods, groc 
 
 eries, etc 
 
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 Taylorsville, 
 
 SALT LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Gerber John T, physician, machinist and 
 
 gunsmith 
 Trane A, cai'penter 
 Webster John, postmaster 
 Webster John & Son, blacksmiths 
 Wiight Mrs C, gen mdse 
 
 Terrace, 
 
 BOX ELDER COUNTY. 
 
 Clevis S H, general merchandise 
 
 postmaster - 
 Clark John, hotel and butcher 
 Cunningham John, gen m<^ 
 
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 Tooele City^ 
 
 TOOELE COUNTY. 
 
 Atkins Geo, sup't Tooele Co-operative 
 Store 
 
 B reanno Mo ses, saloon 
 
 DTJNTOir NEWTOV, general mer- 
 chandise and postmaster 
 
 Go wans H S, probate judge 
 
 Herman Charles, shoemaker 
 
 Judd Riley, assessor and collector 
 
 Lee S F & Son, blacksmiths and wagon- 
 makers 
 
 Linburge Johanas, shoemaker 
 
 Lyman F M, county clerk and recorder 
 
 Pickett John, sheriff 
 
 Roberry W, blacksmith 
 
 Slater & Herman, gen mdse 
 
 Tooele Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 
 Tooele Co-operative Boot and Shoe Store, 
 boots and shoes 
 
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 DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, 
 
 HARDWARE, 
 
 Faints, Oils, Druggets' Orossxies, 
 
 Notions, Patent Medicines, 
 TOOELE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 Toquerville, 
 
 KANE COUNTY. 
 
 Bringhurst W A, gen mdse 
 Dykes W L, notary public 
 Hammond W W, general agent and deal- 
 er in produce 
 Hiller W N, stock dealer 
 Nebeker A, sup't Co-operative Store 
 Slack M, gen mdse 
 Spilsbury C, gen mdse 
 
 Uintah, 
 
 WEBER COUNTY. 
 
 Cleveland W K, agent U P R R and ex- 
 press 
 
 Corey Bros, gen mdse and shippers of 
 produce 
 
 DE LA BATIME CHAS, general mer- 
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 Dye Samuel, oommiuion merob^nt 
 
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 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 
 
 And Shlppmr of 
 
 Vegetables, Fruits, Grain, Flour, 
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 CAR LOTS A SPECIALTY. 
 
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 All orders promptlj attended to. 
 
 Union, 
 
 SALT LAKB OOUNTT. 
 
 Brady M H, constable 
 Nowleens C, blacksmith 
 0B8TAD E, postmaster 
 Richards Silas, justice of peace 
 Smith Wm P, physician 
 Tanner Alva A, news agent 
 
 Lee M T, physician 
 Nixon Stephen, gen mdia 
 Nixon T S, carpenter 
 P endleto n J, blacksmith 
 SETHOLDiS WM, general merohandise 
 
 and postmaster 
 Rogers Chas, physician 
 Wanship Co-operative Mercantile Luti- 
 
 tution, gen mdse 
 Young E R, gen mdse and flooring mill 
 Young Robert, saloon 
 
 Washington City, 
 
 WASHINGTON C»UNTT. 
 
 Chidester J M, gen mdse 
 Clark T, gen mdse 
 Nielsen Peter, gen mdse 
 Rio Virgin Manufacturing Co, cloths, 
 etc 
 
 Vernon, 
 
 TOOELE OOUNTT. 
 tfWATtP JOHN, postmaster 
 
 Virgin City, 
 
 KANE COUNTY. 
 
 Barker John, merchant 
 
 Bebee L W, blacksmith 
 
 Buroh C, gen mdse 
 
 Hint on John N, carpenter 
 
 J EPSON JAMES, miller and postmaster 
 
 Owens H B, mason 
 
 Spendlove John, shoemaker 
 
 Sprague Edwin, school teacher 
 
 Wallsburgh, 
 
 WASATCH COUNTY. 
 
 Boren W J, shingle maker 
 
 Casup R E, ageut Co-operative Store 
 
 Herbert & Coo'x, lime kiln . 
 
 Kerby T, paii^ter 
 
 Moore O, furniture 
 
 Nuttall — , postmaster and sawmill 
 
 Weber Station. 
 
 (See Morgan City.) 
 
 Wellsville, 
 
 CACHE COUNTY. 
 
 Baxter Robert, boots and shoes 
 Brown Jos, plasterer 
 Co-operative Lumber Co, lumber 
 Darly W F, furniture and sewing ma- 
 chines, and postmaster 
 Deakin Wm, painter 
 Duncan Alex, boots and shoes 
 Haslam .las H, blacksmith 
 Haslam & Stoddard, wool carders 
 Hendry John, sup't Co-operative Store 
 Hill Daniel, flouring mills 
 Hantaman Wm, wagonmaker 
 Lloyd Thos, harness maker 
 Stewart James, blacksmith 
 Walters Wm L, carpenter 
 Williamson & Nelson, flouring mills 
 
 Wanship, 
 
 SUMMIT COUNTY. 
 
 Gannon E O, physician 
 Forbea M T, blaoksmith 
 Fnuder M, hotel 
 
 
 West Jordan, 
 
 SALT LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Bateman Sam'l, constable 
 Chlrstoffersean H, boot and shoemaker 
 Cooper Bros, flour mill and merchants 
 Cooper F A, dry goods, clothing, boots 
 and shoes, groceries, etc, and post- 
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 Cutler B L, gen mdse and juittice of the 
 
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 Dnggs Ben W, snp't Z C M I; sup't of 
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 Olover James, blacksmith 
 
 Ooff H k Co, gen mdse 
 
 Hijl A, saloon 
 
 Hafltaian Robert, boarding-house 
 
 Jenkins W J, blacksmith 
 
 Old Telesraph Smelters 
 
 Rndd S, Dutoher' 
 
 Sullivan C, saloon 
 
 Z M I, B W Driggs, sup't, gen mdse 
 
 Willard, 
 
 BOX ELDER COUNTY. 
 
 Barker John N, liquors, cigars and to- 
 bacco 
 Bndae Thomas, groceries 
 Call cros, flouring mills 
 Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 Dalton M W, hotel and lumber 
 Balton M W & Sons, sawmill 
 Dav^es Titus, shoemaker 
 Edwards John L, meat market 
 Jones Benj, shoemaker 
 Lowe Jno, blacksmith 
 Marsh Oeo J, attorney 
 Miller Jno H, cabinet-maker 
 MUBKAY JAMES 0, postmaster 
 Wood Chas, carpenter 
 Wood Jno P, carpenter 
 Zundell Abraham, blacksmith 
 
 Winsor, 
 
 DAVIS OOUNTT. 
 
 Alcroft — , gen.mdse 
 
 Hales S, stonecutter 
 
 Hartley C, stonecutter 
 
 Johnson J, blacksmith 
 
 King B W, blacksmith 
 
 Lamb J, carpenter 
 
 Lewis J, coal 
 
 McNeil J, carpenter 
 
 Muir W 8, carpenter 
 
 Pearson C H, merchandise 
 
 F'mpton H, blacksmith 
 
 Beynolds B, carpenter 
 
 Thurgood Wm, sup't Co-operative Store 
 
 Woodruff, 
 
 RICH COUNTY. 
 
 Eastman, Sessions & Co, gen mdse and 
 stock raisers 
 
 Woods Cross, 
 
 DAVIS COUNTY. 
 
 Argyle Joseph, tinner 
 
 Johnson John, blacksmith 
 
 Muir W S Jr, carpenter 
 
 Muir W S, horseradish bottled, cigars 
 
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 Pearson C E, gen mdse 
 
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 AGENTS. 
 
 (See Insurance Agents, Railroad Agents, 
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 AGRICULTl IMPLEMENTS. 
 
 (See also Hardware, also Wagons. ) 
 
 Conlton C E, 
 
 Ferris E R, 
 
 Tucker A, 
 
 Vance Geo, 
 
 Oibbs P F, 
 
 Holt Samuel L, 
 
 Sebree, Ferris & Holt, 
 
 Goodwin Bros, 
 
 Bybee R L, 
 
 Burton WWi Co, 
 
 Orth Chas, 
 
 Sebee, Frris & Holt, 
 
 Stevens Sidney, 
 
 Hammond M D, 
 
 Clawson H B, 
 
 Johnson A J, 
 
 Lowe Geo A, 
 
 Lowell John W & Co, 
 
 MATTISOK L B, 
 
 Moore, AUenswortn & Co, 
 Sebree Howard, 
 
 WAKNOGKR, 
 
 Ashley 
 
 Corinne 
 
 Fairview 
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 Fillmore 
 
 Kelton 
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 Logan 
 Manti 
 Ogden 
 
 Providence 
 
 Salt Lake 
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 ATTORNEYS AT LAW. 
 
 fJSBlBTESSBS A, Brigham Citv 
 
 L'randon Thos J, Centenrille 
 
 Johnson E P, Corinne 
 
 W estwood K W, Fairview 
 
 Gyles Joi S, Holden 
 
 King Tlios E, Kingston 
 
 Evans David Jr, Lehi 
 
 Thurmcn S R, " 
 
 Johnson M, Monroe 
 
 Francis Samuel, Morgan City 
 
 Zabriskie Wm, Mount J " 
 BABEATT FERCr7AL J, 
 FELSHAW B W, 
 
 Higbee & Smith, 
 
 MASOART H W 0. 
 mCHABDS & Wlt!LIAMS, 
 
 Tanner Nathan Jr, 
 
 THOMAS E A, 
 
 Snyder W J, Park City 
 
 Street J S, " 
 
 Waddell R A 
 Dana D S, 
 Baile y J A , 
 BABiNTJM EM, 
 
 leasant 
 Ogden 
 
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 (See Druggists.) 
 
 ARCHITECTS. 
 
 Penney Wm, 
 Monheim H, 
 Taylor Obed, 
 Pyman Seth, 
 
 Kanosh 
 Salt Lake 
 
 St George 
 
 ARTISTS. 
 
 (See Photographers.) 
 
 ASSAYERS. 
 
 Wood Harry, 
 Smeaton S, 
 
 nSHOP FM, 
 
 iraioEswA, 
 
 MoVIGKEB J. 
 BHODES A W, 
 
 Cronih J, 
 
 Bennet t & H arkness, 
 
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 Blandin Chas F, 
 Brown Arthur, 
 Dilley ft Pearson, 
 Dunne E F, 
 Gee W W, 
 
 OELgHBIST ft SF&AGU], 
 
 Goldthwaite ft Maxwell, 
 Hoge E D, 
 Huey C P, 
 Humphreys F J, 
 
 KAIOn^ M M, 
 
 Kelsey ft Sons, 
 Lewis S H, 
 LOMAX J D. 
 Longstreet S F, 
 Loth Bernard, 
 
 LOWE JAMES, 
 MABSHAIL ^ BOTI£, 
 
 Provo City 
 
 Salt Lake 
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 Leeds 
 
 Salt Lake 
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 McBride T A, 
 MoKin0HT JAMES, 
 PRATT HARMEL, 
 
 Rosbor 1^ ft Merrett, 
 Sheekti Jt Rawlins, 
 Snow Zera Jr, 
 
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 STrrH^LAND ft MelRIDE, 
 
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 Van Zileft Beatty, " 
 
 WUliams & Young, 
 
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 Gee L, Tooele City 
 
 Qowans H S, 
 
 Hamberton F I, 
 
 Marsh Geo J, , Willard 
 
 AUCTIONEERS. 
 
 BEED H A, Salt Lake 
 
 BAKERIES. 
 
 BESFONY ISIDORE, French bak- 
 ery, Ogden 
 Field Jesae, " 
 
 Bennett C Wj St George 
 
 ABNOLD HENBT, Salt Lake 
 Gardiner fiubt, " 
 
 Hill Wm, 
 
 Huster & Gebhardt, *' 
 
 Lange C, .. 
 
 Tavey Joseph, " 
 
 BANKS AND BANKERS. 
 
 ODTHaiE J W, 
 
 Frisco Banking Co, 
 
 DOOLT J E & CO. 
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 Deseret Bank, Salt Lake 
 
 TQWva TV " 
 
 LONDON bANE of UTAH, An- 
 
 thouy Godbe, manager " 
 
 MoCOBMICK &00, " 
 
 WALKER BBOS, 
 
 Wells, Fargo & Co, J E Dooley, agt " 
 
 ZION'S SAVINOSBANk & 
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 Wells, Fargu ft'Co'sBank, J HHice, 
 caohier, Silver Beef 
 
 BASKET MAKERS. 
 
 Goddard E, Plain City 
 
 BATHS. 
 
 SLATER R H, propr Hot Springs, 
 
 Ogden 
 Rnsae:i Elizabeth, St Johns 
 
 Marier Bros, Salt Lake 
 
 RBESE JOHN, vapor and medi- 
 cated, " 
 
 BLACKSMITHS. 
 
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 Enens John S, AdamsVille 
 
 Evans J T, " 
 
 Crooks J, American Fork 
 
 Corinne 
 Frisco 
 Ogden 
 
 Smith W, 
 Bentley C, 
 Holmgren P O, 
 McDonald R D, 
 Mortenseu L, 
 Butler N, 
 Corey Wm, 
 Palmer Richard, 
 Urie James, 
 Baird James, 
 Malmberg J P, 
 Yates H, 
 Gentry Samuel, 
 Peterson Greo N, 
 Stewart Simsou, 
 Thurmond J T, 
 Boberg Niels, 
 Smith L, 
 Jensen N P, 
 Jensen H H, 
 Jensen Jorgen 0, 
 CroiF John, 
 Hjort N r, 
 Ludwickson Niels, 
 McGuire T J, 
 Norstrom John, 
 Eari J, 
 Bishop W, 
 Jackson J, 
 Boatright W, 
 McKay D, 
 Nordford A, 
 Borup C, 
 Nable P, 
 White J W, 
 Anderson J, 
 Bolinda J, 
 Bolinder & Olsen, 
 Olson C W, 
 Swalberg A, 
 Rawson D B, 
 Johnson Jas F, 
 Peney R C, 
 Teeples'S, 
 Fraudaen Jens, 
 Pepper Wm, 
 Lambert J G, 
 Pack W E, 
 Pollock S, 
 Alder Alfred. 
 Barnes A E, 
 Thomas David, 
 Vance Bros, 
 Jensen Carl, 
 
 Ashley 
 
 Bear River City 
 
 Bingham Canyon 
 
 Brigham City 
 
 ButlerVille 
 
 Cedar City 
 
 Centerville 
 
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 Fairview 
 
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 Ctoshen 
 
 Grantsville 
 
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 Harrisville 
 Hillsdale 
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 Huntsville 
 
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 Kaysville 
 Kelton 
 Kingston 
 Leeds 
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 Dangard P, Manti 
 
 Olsen H, Midway 
 
 Clayton R, Minersville 
 
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 Allen J W, Monroe 
 
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 Murphy G M, . MoigMn City 
 
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 New Harmony 
 
 Rose Kafe, 
 
 North Ojden 
 
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 Oak City 
 
 Fowler B, 
 
 Ogden 
 
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 Shape James, 
 
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 Norton A W, 
 
 Pantaquitch 
 
 Jackson H C, 
 
 Paradise 
 
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 Plain City 
 
 Christinsen Niela P, 
 
 Pleasant Grove 
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 Providence 
 
 Richfield 
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 St. Qeorge 
 
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 Jensen Jens C, 
 Long John, 
 iSiemsen Heniy, 
 Themer F, 
 Christensen L P, 
 Monson S R, 
 Adams S L, 
 McQuirrir Hector, 
 Pendlenton B F, 
 Cottle & Rundquist, 
 Naylor Bros, 
 
 PECK BROS, 
 
 Pendleton A J, 
 
 SPEIBS BROS, 
 
 Walquist & Puzey, 
 Yeager & Milner, 
 Dubois C L, 
 Hodge Jacob, 
 Sanberg Wm, 
 
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 Williams Jno G, South Cottonwood 
 
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 Neilsan J, 
 Webster Jno & Son, 
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 Nowleens C, 
 BebeeL W, 
 Forbes M T, 
 Pendleton J, 
 Haslam James H, 
 Stewart James, 
 Glover James, 
 Jenkins W J, 
 Lowe J, 
 Lowe Jno, 
 Zundell Abraham, 
 Johnsoi; T, 
 King B W, 
 
 Rampton H, 
 Johnson Jno, 
 
 Woods Cross 
 
 BLACKSMITHS AND WAGON- 
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 Cottle George, 
 Retallack C, 
 Douglass G B, 
 Farley W, 
 Hoflinan & Co, 
 Falkman C 0, 
 Marriott Thos E, 
 Mcintosh Wm, 
 Lee S F & Son, 
 
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 Hooper 
 
 Leeds 
 
 Ogden 
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 Payson 
 
 Plain City 
 
 Sandy 
 
 St. John 
 
 Tooele City 
 
 BOARDING HOUSES. 
 
 Jewell Mrs J, 
 Evans Mrs Ann, 
 Hallander Jno, 
 Hufiiuann R, 
 
 Corinne 
 
 Salt Lake 
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 West Jordan 
 
 BOOK BINDERIES. 
 
 Fohlin E V, 
 
 KELLETBBOS, 
 
 Salt Lake 
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 Spring City 
 
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 Tooele City 
 
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 Vircin City 
 
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 Spencer H W P, 
 
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 WALKER WALTER, 
 
 Stewart W A, 
 Leonard G B, 
 Leonard W F, 
 Riley W T. 
 
 SHEPHERD 3 W, 
 
 Hammond J T, 
 Alexander Daniel, 
 
 CHAMBERS JO, 
 
 Turner G W, 
 Brim Bj E, 
 Keeler D T, 
 
 MILLER H P. 
 DEIGUTON FRED, 
 DWTER JAMES. 
 
 Raybold W F, 
 Jones Wm R, 
 Brough G, 
 
 BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS. 
 
 Webb F, American Fork 
 Robinson J C, Beaver City 
 Brigham City Mercantile and Manu- 
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 Prophet Richard, Centei-ville 
 Tree Jno, Centervilla 
 Sayer Thomas, Clarksville 
 Horn N, Corinne 
 Mnrphy Joseph, Diamond 
 JacoDson R, Draper 
 
 Corinne 
 
 Fairview 
 
 Farmington 
 
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 Kamas 
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 Kelton 
 
 Levan 
 
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 Park City 
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 Richfield 
 
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 Thomas V, Draper 
 
 Knighton J, Gnnniaon 
 
 Viokory A, Holden 
 
 Stewart Wm, Kayaville 
 
 Born Wm, 
 
 Minere Aug, 
 
 Oibbs J L, 
 
 Gilchrist R, 
 
 Sonthwick E, 
 
 Nielsen C C, 
 
 Lawson O J, 
 
 Thompson Wm, 
 
 Braithwaite B, 
 
 Andrasen O C, 
 
 Lunp:qnist F, " 
 
 Washburn A, " 
 
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 Kingston 
 
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 Logan 
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 Manti 
 Monroe 
 
 New Harmony 
 North Ogden 
 
 Wanger C, 
 
 Burton James, 
 
 Spears Henry, 
 
 Thomson Thomas, 
 
 Thornton Thomas, 
 
 Ashby Thos, Ogden 
 
 Forbes HB, 
 
 HITSS A, 
 
 Neale J G, 
 
 Taylor J M D, 
 
 Tyrrell Joseph, 
 
 Watkins E J, 
 
 Weston S, 
 
 Wootton T, 
 
 Anderso*:! C G, 
 
 Byrnes E, 
 
 Christensen L W, 
 
 Burr John, 
 
 Jensen J C, 
 
 Bullock J, 
 
 Biggs C M, 
 
 Nelson A, 
 
 De San Jesr Frans, 
 
 Barr en C, 
 
 BSOWK FBEDEfilGK, 
 
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 Johnson Augus tus, 
 
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 Morgenson J, 
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 Rockville 
 
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 St Johns 
 
 Salt Lake 
 
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 Fillmore 
 
 Franklin 
 
 Glenwood 
 
 Goshen 
 
 Grantsville 
 
 Heber City 
 
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 Johnson C E, " 
 
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 Linburge Johanas, " 
 
 Spendlove Jno, Virgin City 
 
 Cnlristoffersean H, West Jordan 
 
 Davies Titus, Willard 
 
 Jones Benj, " 
 
 BOOTS AND SHOES. 
 
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 Alldridge Richard, Cedar City 
 
 BayleyB, 
 
 Hansen C K, 
 
 Larsen Niels, 
 
 Peterson J, 
 
 Anderson L, 
 
 Webster W L, 
 
 Briggs G, 
 
 Jergerson J, 
 
 Wahlstrom J, 
 
 Giles G, 
 
 McMullen D, 
 
 Co-operative Shoe Store (James 
 
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 Bjelkie C J, Mount Pleasant 
 
 Spears Henry, North Ogden 
 
 Wharton T, " 
 
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 Clayson W, Payson 
 
 Mitchell D, " 
 
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 Lutz Albert, Randolph 
 
 Oberg John, Richfield 
 
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 Salt Lake 
 
 DXJHFORD GEORGE, 
 
 Sadler Wm, 
 
 Solomon Bros, " 
 
 Osterman James, Sandy 
 
 Jacobson J, Scipio 
 
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 Black I M Spring City 
 
 Jensen R, " 
 
 Rasmusen Jas L, ' " 
 
 Tooele Co-operative Shoe Store, 
 
 Tooele City 
 Baxter Robert, Wellsville 
 
 Duncan Alex, " 
 
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 Fuller Wm, Butlerville 
 Amshler M, Corinne 
 Buch miller & Wells, Ogden 
 WAOENER HENST, propr Cal- 
 ifornia Brewery, Sali> Lake 
 Schuler Joseph, Sandy 
 Neibling & Fox, Silver Reef 
 WeltyP, 
 
 BROKERS. 
 
 BABHESCE, 
 
 Crane R W, 
 Pomeroy C E, 
 Wattera I, 
 
 Salt Lake 
 
 BROOMS AND BROOM FAG 
 TORIES. 
 
 SCOVniLE H B, 
 
 Crawford C, 
 
 Ogden 
 Spring City 
 
 BUTCHERS. 
 
 ' (See meat markets.) 
 
 CABINETMAKERS. 
 
 Nielson J C, 
 
 Brigham City 
 Centerville 
 
 Capner Wm, 
 
 Harriss J J, 
 
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 Lind J P, 
 
 Grantsville 
 
 Lynn John, 
 
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 Peterson Erick, 
 
 Levan 
 
 Olsen Chas, 
 
 Loaan 
 Oji^en 
 
 Ecdes John, 
 
 Warden N P, 
 
 Parowan 
 
 Bullock H, 
 
 Providence 
 
 FranklandW R, 
 
 Richfield 
 
 Hansen H T, 
 
 II 
 
 Burges M, 
 Hardy J G, 
 
 St George 
 II 
 
 Engstrom J P, 
 MiUer Jno H, 
 
 Salt Lake 
 
 WiUard 
 
 CARPENTERS. 
 
 (See Contractors and Builders.) 
 
 CARPET WEAVERS. 
 
 Jacobson J, 
 Ollarton Seth 
 
 ^TLET JOSEPH, 
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 IT WM, 
 
 Levan 
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 Salt Lake 
 
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 Woods Cross 
 
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 LEI WES H & CO, botinne 
 
 KIESEL FEED J ft 00, ' Ogden 
 
 Lewis H D, 
 
 M cFarland Peter 
 
 STEVENS W H, 
 
 Z M I, 
 
 Greeneawald J J, 
 
 CABTEE THOS, 
 
 Cutler , ^ 
 
 BEIGHTON FEED, 
 HABBIS ED, 
 
 lievy Sam, 
 
 i^HTTJJTS M C, 
 
 Barker Jno M, 
 Muir W S, 
 
 CITY OFFICERS. 
 
 CHEISTENSEN A, city attorney, 
 
 Brigham City 
 Smith Samuel, mayor, " 
 
 Watkins W L, city treasurer, " 
 
 GTJTHBIE J WtHiayor, Corinne 
 
 HELFBICH W V, city recorder, " 
 Johnson Harry, city marshal " 
 
 Stover W R, city treasurer, " 
 
 Anderson J, mayor, Fairview 
 
 Sanderson 'I W, city recorder, " 
 
 Tucker Ariasa, mayor, *' 
 
 Westwooc R W, city attorney, " 
 
 JeflFeries W m, mayor, Grantsville 
 
 Cardon Thos, city clerk and recorder, 
 
 Logan 
 Crockett Alvan, marshal, " 
 
 Hymers James, city treasurer, " 
 
 Preston Wm B, mayor, " 
 
 B'ry Richard, mayor, Morgan City 
 
 Welch T R G, city recorder, " 
 
 Brown Morona, chief police, ' Ogd«i 
 Brown William, marshal, " 
 
 Dee Thos D, city assessor and col- 
 lector, " 
 Doxey Thomas, watermaster, " 
 Farr Aaron F, city treasurer, " 
 Herrick Lester J, mayor, " 
 Jenkins David, city surveyor, " 
 Keyes Alma, chief lire department, " 
 Richards k Williams, attorney, " 
 Taylor James, city recorder, 
 Adams Charles, mayor, 
 Orton Sam'i T, marshal, 
 Hellstrom J A, city recorder, 
 Spencer Franklin, mayor, 
 Burt A, city marshal, 
 Little F, mayor, 
 Pyper A C, police justice, 
 Schettler Paul A, city tseasurer, 
 Winder Jno B, city assessor, 
 
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 CLERGYMEN. 
 
 Ballard H, bishop, Logan 
 
 Davidson R, bishop, '* 
 
 Hyde Wm, bishop, " 
 
 Lewis B M, bishop, " 
 
 Smith T H, bishop, " 
 
 HawB Jno, bishop, Mona 
 
 Maycock Amos, bishop. North Ogdsn 
 
 Bobson Thos A, Plain City 
 
 Bruadi^WmL, Rockville 
 
 Dalley Wm, Summit 
 
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 KUHN A & BBO, Corinne 
 
 HABKS I. Ogden 
 
 AUEBBACH F & BRO. Salt Lake 
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 UPHAN M H. 
 
 Madsen Mrs L, (ladies), 
 Nathan S J, 
 O'Reiley T B, 
 
 WOOLf ISAAC, 
 
 Rio Virgin Manufacturing Co, 
 
 Washington 
 
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 FislilumRL, 
 Clarl W H, 
 
 Alta 
 
 Brigham City 
 
 Richfield 
 
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 
 
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 Corinne 
 Ogden 
 
 WBDQBLWBIQHT MB, 
 
 ClawBon H B, Salt Lake 
 
 ntam s A. 
 SHELL JOHN W, 
 
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 Dye Samuel, " 
 
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 Wickel R, 
 Earl Mrs Fannie, 
 Peacodc Mrs Mary, 
 Madiso n J F, 
 
 Ti.T.ien| gB. p H, 
 
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 ARNOLD HEHBT. 
 DEiaHTON FKBD, 
 
 Uardiner Robt, 
 
 HARPER T E, 
 HARRIS JOSIr, 
 LUCAS GEO, 
 
 Scraoe Edward, 
 Steams HO, 
 
 Echo 
 
 Logan 
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 Webb Frank, 
 Ryan D D, 
 Smith H H, 
 Brown Wm, 
 Ferrin Josiah h, 
 Allred J M, 
 Page W H, 
 Owen Wm F, 
 Belnap Gilbert R, 
 Biagham Erastus P, 
 Rose Oscar, 
 Sherner Peter I^ 
 Tracy Helen H, 
 Rose Andrew, 
 Keyes Alma, 
 Larson Adam, 
 Stewart Wm L, 
 Bybee John, 
 Payne Geo, 
 Babbett I C, 
 Core" Warren W, 
 Brady M H, 
 B^teman Saml, 
 Etherington Thos, 
 Wilson Thos J, 
 
 Alta 
 
 Bingham Canyon 
 
 Corinne 
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 Eden 
 
 Pairview 
 
 Goshen 
 
 Harrisville 
 
 Hooper 
 
 Hunts viUe 
 
 Inverary 
 
 Lyua 
 
 Marriott 
 
 North Ogden 
 
 Ogdan 
 
 Park Valley 
 
 Plain City 
 
 Riverdale 
 
 Slaterville 
 
 Sprinff Lake 
 
 Uintah 
 
 Union 
 
 West Jordan 
 
 Weston 
 
 Wilson 
 
 CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS. 
 
 Bear River City 
 II 
 
 Brigham City 
 II 
 
 Cedar City 
 
 Andreasen J, 
 Casper R, 
 Jansen A A, 
 Wrighton W H, 
 Bauer A, 
 Birkbeck R R, 
 CoxS, 
 Hunter G, 
 Davis Geo J,' 
 Stewart S, 
 Brown Thos, 
 Byera J H, 
 Lorensen Peter, 
 Pearson Henry, 
 TooneWmH, 
 Pritchet L A, 
 Ove lade Andrew, 
 Defrieze John, 
 Neilson Niels, 
 Peterson N, 
 Terry Ed, 
 Tucker Geo, 
 Cotterell W, 
 Hinman M L, 
 Johnson A, 
 Johnson P, 
 
 Robertson k Johnson, 
 BellT, 
 Gourley P, 
 Oklebery P, 
 Erickson S, 
 Johnson & Johnson, 
 Ciiristensen P O, 
 Larsson John, 
 
 Clarkavillti 
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 Corinne 
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 Draper 
 
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 Echo City 
 
 Edeu 
 
 Ephraim 
 
 Fairview 
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 Farmington 
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 Fountain Green 
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 Qoshen 
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 Hillsdale 
 
 Peterson Peter, 
 ToUe atrup N C, (maaoif ) 
 
 BROWir R D, 
 
 Huntsman H R, 
 
 Penney R C, 
 
 Willson & Sons, 
 
 Ashby W H, 
 
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 Arave Nelson, 
 
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 Burbridge J R, 
 
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 Kipp Jos, 
 
 Norris ThomaB, (bricklayer), 
 
 Bess H, 
 
 Sparks H, 
 
 Wade E W, 
 
 Walker E, 
 
 Williams Geo, (mnson), 
 
 CALDWELL J W, 
 
 Fulger F, 
 Harri s G W, 
 
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 Manti 
 
 Morgan City 
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 BARTON J P, 
 
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 Peterson John, 
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 Romney M P, 
 Caldwell Isaac J, 
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 Hobbs L, 
 
 Hodder ft Scofidd, 
 Johnson John, 
 
 Pantaquitch 
 Paragoonah 
 Plain City 
 
 Pleasant Grove 
 
 Portage 
 
 Providence 
 
 St George 
 
 St Johns 
 
 Salt Lake 
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 Smith Bros, 
 TIMMS W J A. 
 WATSON BBOS, 
 
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 Groaning J, 
 Hansen H, 
 Miller Jacob, 
 Peterson H, 
 Eynon John, 
 Ellis J T, 
 Willson George T, 
 Trane A, 
 Hinton Jno N, 
 O'vens H B, (mason) 
 y ixon T S, 
 ' (rown Jos, 
 Walters Wm L, 
 Miller J H, 
 Wood Chas, 
 Wood Jno P, 
 Lamb J, 
 McNeil J, 
 Muir W S, 
 Reynolds B, 
 Muir W S Jr, 
 
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 Salt Lake 
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 Snowville 
 
 Spring City 
 
 Spring Lake 
 
 Taylorsville 
 
 Virgin City 
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 Wanship 
 
 Wellsville 
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 Winsor 
 
 Woods Cross 
 
 Tims J, 
 Terry C A, 
 
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 Portage 
 St George 
 
 CORSET MAKERS. 
 
 HABFEB MBS S, Salt Lake 
 
 COUNTY OFFICERS. 
 
 BOX ELDEB COXTNTY. 
 
 Burt Jno D, county judge, 
 
 Brigham City 
 Loveland C C, sheriff, " 
 
 BTWATEB JAMES, recorder and 
 
 clerk. 
 Box E A, county attorney, " 
 
 Watkins W L, county treasurer, 
 Rosenbaum James, assessor, 
 Rosenbaum M D, county collector, 
 CHBISTENSEN A,sup't of 
 
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 Burbank D M, coroner, 
 Wight Stephen, county surveyor 
 
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 Hammond Milton D, probate 
 
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 HAMMOND JAS T, probate and 
 
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 Crannly H K, prosecuting atty 
 Ricks Joel, treasurer, 
 Nibley ChasW, asses'r and coUect'r " 
 Apperley Wm H, sup't dist schools, " 
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 Smith W B, probate judge, Farmington 
 Haight H D, county sheriff, " 
 
 Barton Jos, county clerk and sur 
 
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 Stayner Arthur, county recorder. 
 S mith Ja s T, district attorney, " 
 
 SEEVES W, county assessor and 
 
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 Lewis W L, county prosecutor, 
 
 Kaysville 
 Clark T 6, county coroner, Farmington 
 
 niON COUNTY. 
 
 Dalton Edward, county judge, Parowan 
 Adams Q L, county sheriff, 
 Dalton J C, county clerk. 
 Dame W H, county recorder, 
 Brown J W, prosecuting atty 
 Deavenport Thos, county treasurer, 
 Mitchell W C, assessor and col- 
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 KANE COXTNTT. 
 
 Bringhurst Wm A, probate judge, 
 
 Toquerville 
 Spilsbury A P, sheriff, 
 BATTY JOHN, clerk. 
 
 Slack Martin, recorder, 
 Lewis James, prosecuting attorney, 
 Spilsbury Geo, treasurer, 
 Nebeker Ashton, assessor and col- 
 lector, 
 Johnson Wm D, surveyor. 
 
 
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 Partridge E, probate judge, Fillmore 
 McBride R A, county sheriff, " 
 
 Lyman F M, county clerk and re- 
 corder, " 
 Pratt Nephi, county treasurer, '• 
 Holbrook L, county assessor and 
 
 collector, " 
 
 Callister T C, county sup't schools " 
 
 MOBOAN couirrY. 
 
 Smith W G, probate judge, Morgan City 
 Goodrich Geo A, sheriff, " 
 
 Francis Samuel, county recorder, " 
 Porter J K, prosecutiug att'y, " 
 
 Kingston Fredrick, assessor and col- 
 lector, " 
 Hall Jno K, county sup't schools, " 
 Little J F, county coroner, " 
 
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 Baler Jno, sheriff and treasurer, 
 
 Junction 
 Young J W, county clerk, " 
 
 Morrill Chus, county assessor and 
 
 collector, " 
 
 Savage David, coronor, " 
 
 HIGH .COUNTY. 
 
 Howard Wm, county recorder, Randolph 
 
 SALT LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 SMITH ELIAS, probate judge, 
 
 Salt Lake 
 
 MoKEAN THEODOBE, sheriff, " 
 
 fiockholt D, coimty derk, " 
 
 Averill O J, clerk dist court. Salt Lake 
 CANNON ANGUS M, county re- 
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 Cummings J W, county treasurer 
 Burton R T, county assessor, 
 Crismon George, county collector 
 
 SAN FETE COUNTY. 
 
 Allred James, probate and county 
 
 judge Manti 
 Billing G P, sheriff, " 
 Reed William, county clerk and re- 
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 CANDLAND DAVID, prosecut- 
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 Maiben J B, sup't of dis't school, Manti 
 Hougaard John H, surveyor, " 
 
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 Bean Geo W, probate judge, Richfield 
 
 Clark W H. assessor and sheriff 
 
 Hellstrom J A, county clerk. 
 
 Baker WnvG, county treasurer, 
 
 Home Jas S, county sup't schools 
 
 Kelly R, coroner, 
 
 Peterson Jas M, county surveyor 
 
 SUMMIT COUNTY. 
 
 Asper Elias, probate judge, 
 Allison E M, sheriff, 
 SALMON ROSERT, clerk and re- 
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 Eldredge Alma, county prosecutor, " 
 Evans Henry, county treasurer " 
 
 TOOELE COUNTY. 
 
 Go wans H S, prob.ite judge, Tooele City 
 Pickett John, sheriff, '* 
 
 LYMAN F M, probate and county 
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 Atkins Til anas J r, treasurer, 
 Clark J R, sup't county school, 
 
 Grantsville 
 Judd W R, assesaor and collector, " 
 Clark Joshua R, county superin- 
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 Gillispie John, coroner, " 
 
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 Dusenbery W N, probate judge, 
 
 Provo City 
 Turner Jno W, sheriff, " 
 
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 Dasenberry Wilion H, oounty clerk 
 
 and aup t schoola, Provo City 
 
 Daniela Jamea E, county racorder 
 
 and treisuror, " 
 
 Milner Jno, B^ proaecnting att'y, " 
 Cluff Harvey H, county aaaeaaor 
 
 and collector, " 
 
 Jonea Albert, county coroner " 
 
 Stark Daniel, county aurveyor, " 
 
 WAtlATGH COUirCY. 
 
 Gilea Thomaa H, probate judge, 
 
 Ueber City 
 Jonea Richard, aheriff, " 
 
 SHELTON CL9AELES B, county 
 
 clerk and recorder, " 
 
 Camp Richard, proaocuting att'y, " 
 Shelton M J, district att'y, " 
 
 Hatch Job, county treasurer, " 
 
 Witt Jno W, county aaaeaaor and 
 
 collector, " 
 
 Wing Samuel J,( ounty aup't achools, " 
 Sessions Jno, county aurveyor " 
 
 Raaband Thos, c ranty coroner " 
 
 WASHIN3T0N COUNTY. 
 
 Macfarlin Jno M, county judge, 
 
 St George 
 Har^y A P, a heriff, " 
 
 WELLTEBXAD a B, county re- 
 corder and county clerk, '* 
 Wooley £ G, prosecuting att'y, " 
 Bentley Richard, treasurer, " 
 Snow £ W, assessor and collector, " 
 Romney M P, sup't schools, *' 
 Lund R C, coroner, *' 
 
 DENTISTS. 
 
 Hall Dr R Log«n 
 
 Ogden W B, Ogden 
 
 Barlow J M, Salt Lake 
 
 Chapman & Whytook, 
 Clawson S H, 
 Davis R 
 
 GBOVES WH H, 
 
 Newton S E, 
 Sharp & Taylor, 
 
 DOORS, SASH, BLINDS. ETC. 
 
 (See Planing Mills; also, Lumber.) 
 
 DRESSMAKERS. 
 
 (See alao Milliners and Dressmakers. ) 
 Nelson Mrs Josephine, Logan 
 
 Ho rrock a Mias £ G, Ogden 
 
 LEWIS MBS A T (fancy work), 
 Pollock Mrs £, 
 
 ADMIBEMABY, 
 
 Dahl Olinda, 
 Harper Misa A C, 
 Mather Mias Helen, 
 
 PHELPS MBS ADA, 
 
 Sloan Mra P L, 
 
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 WEBEB COUNTY. 
 
 Ogden 
 
 Richarda F D, probate judge, 
 Brown Wm, sheriff, 
 Kichards L M, county clerk, 
 Stanford Jos, county recorder 
 BICHABBS F S, prosecuting 
 
 attorney, 
 McQuarrie Robt, county treasurer, 
 Belknap Gilbert, county assessor 
 
 and collector, 
 Monch L F, county sup't schools, 
 Jenkins David, county surveyor. 
 Parry Joseph, county corouer 
 
 CROCKERY. 
 
 ALFF B, Salt Lake 
 
 Little & Roundy (glassware), " 
 
 CUTLERY. 
 
 (See also Hardware; also, Guns, Pistols 
 and Ammunition; al<!o, Varieties.) 
 
 BakerJoe, Salt Lake 
 
 CLAYTON JOHN, 
 
 DRUGGISTS. 
 
 Simmons Dr F H, 
 Waterman G A, 
 Herbert G H, 
 Dowling &; Flood, 
 Wellman & Hoyer, 
 BLACK T J, 
 
 Leonard G B, 
 Riley W T, 
 Groesbeck & Lamorauz, 
 Ormsby C, 
 Cooper J T, 
 McCune M, 
 Driver Wm & Son, 
 
 McNUTT J W & CO, 
 
 Peebles C L, 
 Pidcock W H, 
 
 WABE W A, 
 
 Beers J T, 
 
 ANDEBSON W H, 
 
 Godbe, Pitts & Co, 
 Moore, Allen &; Co, 
 Richards H J & Co, 
 Schmit C J, 
 
 MEMMOTT WM, 
 
 Wagner J, 
 Dunyan Newton, 
 
 Alta 
 
 American Fork 
 
 Beaver City* 
 II 
 
 Bingham Canyon 
 
 Corinne 
 
 Kamaa 
 
 Kelton 
 
 Logan 
 II 
 
 Miners ville 
 Nephi 
 Ogden 
 
 Park City 
 
 Portage 
 
 Salt Lake 
 
 Sandy 
 
 Scipio 
 
 Silver Reef 
 
 Tooele City 
 
 DRY GOODS. 
 
 (See also Dry Goods and Clothing; also 
 General Merchandise.) 
 
 EUHN A & BBO, Corinne 
 
 Reed Jno F, Logan 
 
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 Ogden 
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 Parowan 
 
 Richmond 
 
 Sandy 
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 Salt Lake 
 II 
 
 Salt Lake 
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 Rioks T E & Sons, 
 Hiffginbotham & Co, 
 Tnbs George H, 
 ZCMI. 
 Maraden Wm, 
 Richmond ZCMI, 
 Holman E, 
 O aterm an James, 
 AUERMCH F & BRO, 
 CAMERON & CO, 
 
 Cohn Bros, 
 
 Galligan J, , 
 
 Reggel L, ' 
 
 Whifce Wm, Summit 
 
 WALKER BROS (wholesale), Ogden 
 
 DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING. 
 
 (See a?«o Dry Goods; also General Mer 
 
 chandise.) 
 Kubn A & Co, Ogden 
 
 PHELPS H E, Salt Lake 
 
 ENGINEERS. 
 
 BOWERS W H H (mechanical 
 an d contr acting), Salt Lake 
 
 BROWNE & BROOKS (civil), 
 
 BURGESS H T (mining), 
 
 Eastm an Frank (civil), 
 
 WILDISt E B (mining and topo 
 graphical), 
 
 ENGRAVERS. 
 
 DRTTCE H, Salt Lake 
 
 EXPRESSES. 
 
 (See also Wells, Fargo & Co.) 
 
 Pierce Eli H, agent (U P), Brigham City 
 EDWARDS J H, agent (Pacific), 
 
 Ogden 
 DOOLTR M, agent (Wells, Fargo 
 ' &0o), 
 
 HIRST F, agent (U P R R), Peterson 
 Gentsch F C, Salt Lake 
 
 Cleveland W N, agent (U P), Uintah 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 FANCY GOODS. 
 
 (See also Varieties.) 
 
 JAMES MRS E, 
 
 Bowring Mrs M 
 Hetley Miss A, 
 
 Logan 
 Ogden 
 
 Salt Lake 
 II 
 
 Bowring Mrs M, 
 Hetley Miss A, 
 
 CAJidSRON & CO, 
 
 Colebrook Mrs E, 
 
 DTE MRS C E, 
 
 LongMraBS, " 
 RXJMMEL MRS A, 
 
 SAVAOE C I (ArTBazaar), " 
 
 Taylor H S, " 
 
 Marriott George, Sandy 
 
 FEED STABLES. 
 
 Sear s I, 
 WICKLE & SON, 
 
 Salt Lake 
 II 
 
 FISH. 
 
 (See also Fruits, Vegetables, eto.) 
 
 ABRAMSLS, 
 
 Crocheron George W, 
 
 Salt Lake 
 II 
 
 FLOUR MILLS. 
 
 Adams A, 
 Adamson J, 
 Barton W & Co, 
 Hunsaker Abraham, 
 Southworth Hy, 
 Southworth Jno, 
 Steed Hy & Co, 
 Callister T ft Co, 
 Lyman ft Robinson, 
 Cook P W, 
 Corder G, 
 Black Wm M, 
 MuUiner S, 
 Neff Bros, 
 Chappin LB, 
 Thorp Thomas, 
 
 American Fork 
 II 
 
 Beaver City 
 
 Call's Fort 
 
 Farmington 
 
 Fillmore 
 II 
 
 Garden City 
 II 
 
 Glendale 
 American Fork 
 Brinton 
 Cedar City 
 Ephraim 
 Willardsen Christian ft Co (Star), " 
 Cheney E, , Fairview 
 
 Coombs, Wood ft Mayfield (grist) 
 
 Farmington 
 Fielding Joshua, Glenwood 
 
 Thornton Horace, " 
 
 Price ft Bouse, Goshen 
 
 Co-operative Mercantile Trust, (grist), 
 
 Gunnison 
 Wilson & Sons, millwrights, Hillsdale 
 Layton Chaa Sr, Kaysville 
 
 Weinel Jno, " 
 
 Card ft Son, Logan 
 
 Ricks ft Hendricks, 
 Nielsou ft Petersen, 
 Horner Hiram, (grist mill), 
 Miller Reuben, 
 
 Moroni 
 
 Midway 
 
 Mill Creek 
 II 
 
 Monroe 
 Morgan City 
 
 Neff Jno, 
 Bertleson ft Sons, 
 Clark Ezra T. 
 Taggart ft Hinman, 
 Hague J ft Son, 
 Clark, Porter ft Co, 
 FARR L & 00, 
 
 Peeiy D H, 
 
 Robinson J R, ' 
 
 Smith ft Co, 
 
 Simons 0, 
 
 Baker Thos, 
 
 Paulsen ft Petersen, 
 
 Hendricks W D, (grist), 
 
 Merrill M W, 
 
 Croft Jacob, 
 
 Sorrensen P C, 
 
 HollidayGeo ft Co. (gristmill), Santaquin 
 
 Nephi 
 Ogden 
 
 Paragoonah 
 
 Parowan 
 
 Payson 
 
 Pine Valley 
 
 Richfield 
 
 Richmond 
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 Scipio 
 II 
 
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 Utah. 
 
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 Mack James, 
 Miller R & Son, 
 
 JEFSON JAMES, 
 
 Young E R, 
 Hill Daniel, 
 Williamson & Nelson, 
 Cooper Bros, 
 Gardiner & Sons, 
 Call Bros, 
 
 Smithfield 
 
 South Cottonwood 
 
 Virein City 
 
 Wanship 
 
 Wellsville 
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 Willard 
 
 FORWARDING. 
 
 Chester 
 
 Goshen 
 Keltou 
 
 Madsen Andrew, 
 
 West Thomas, 
 
 Rouse J, (freighter), 
 
 Ellsworth H Si & Co, 
 
 Lewis & Co, 
 
 VAN DIKE WILLIAM & CO, Ogden 
 
 Allen J, Portagf 
 
 Utah Forwarding Co, Salt Lake City 
 
 Reter L E, Santaquin 
 
 Hammond W W, Toquerville 
 
 Dudley O H & Son, (freighter), Willard 
 
 FOUNDRIES. 
 
 Logan 
 
 FURNITURE AND BEDDING. 
 
 (See also General Merchandise. ) 
 
 American Fork 
 Cedar City 
 
 Logan U O, 
 
 United Order Foundry, 
 Stevens Bros, Ogden 
 
 Davis , Ho we & Co, Salt Lake 
 
 HAYNES & SON, (boiler makers), 
 McLABEN J S, (stereo and electro- 
 type). 
 Salt Lake Foundry, (Thos Pierpont, 
 
 supt), " 
 
 Smith J M, (brass), 
 Tuckfield Thos, (boiler maker) " 
 
 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. 
 
 (See also Produce. ) 
 
 Chadd Michael, Salt Lake City 
 
 Crocheron Geo W, " 
 
 OILHESPIE JAMES, 
 LUCAS J L, 
 LTNBEBO FRED G, 
 
 Smith WO, " 
 
 SNELL JNO W, 
 
 Johnson B F & Sons, 
 
 DE LA BATJME CHAS, 
 
 Bennett Jno, 
 
 Leigh Samuel, 
 
 Makkaprang Wm, 
 
 Bums E, (chair maker) 
 
 Larsen J H, 
 
 Uckerman C A Z & Co, 
 
 Bell W, 
 
 Cherrington Jno, 
 
 Chambers Geo, 
 
 Jorgensen C L, 
 
 Jenkinson Bros, 
 
 United Order Furniture Store, 
 
 htone E, 
 
 POWLSEN & CO, 
 
 Beauman A J F, 
 
 Brown Thos, 
 
 Boyle k Co, 
 
 Gale James, 
 
 C o-o p e r a t i ve Manufacturing Co, 
 
 Parowan 
 Finlayson J, 
 HuishWH, 
 Raveller C, 
 Traverler 0, 
 Blake B F, 
 Romney M P, 
 
 BARl^TT BBOS, 
 
 Sandberg J Cj 
 
 DINWOODET H, 
 
 Moore G, 
 Darly W F, 
 
 Eden 
 
 Ephrain 
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 HeberCity 
 
 Holden 
 
 Kingston 
 
 Levan 
 
 Logan 
 
 Lynn 
 
 Monroe 
 
 Mount Pleasant 
 
 North Ogden 
 
 Ogden 
 
 Spring Lake 
 Uintah 
 
 FURNISHING GOODS. 
 
 HARKS I, (gents), Ogden 
 
 StaynerT J, 
 
 AUERBACH. F & BRO, 
 
 Salt Lake City 
 Broo ksba nk Geo, 
 
 CRANE JOHN, (house) 
 GOLDSMITH & CO, 
 UPMANWH, 
 
 O'Riley T B, 
 Waldron R S, (gents), 
 
 WOOLF ISAAC, 
 
 Yearian W H, (gents), 
 
 Payson 
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 Richmond 
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 St George 
 
 Salt Lake 
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 Wallsburg 
 WellsviUe 
 
 FURRIERS. 
 
 ANDERSON A, 
 
 Salt Lake 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 
 
 (A general assortment of Dry Goods, 
 Clothing, Groceries, Hardware, Crock- 
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 goods only will be found under their 
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 Joseph J H, 
 
 Alpine 
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 O'Reilly J J, 
 
 Strickley John, 
 
 Tucker Jas, 
 
 Wentzburg Jos, 
 
 Chipman James, American Fork 
 
 Co-operative Institution, " 
 
 Dunkley A, ' " 
 
 Shelley & Thornton, 
 
 Waterman G A, 
 
 Cunnington & Co, 
 
 Britt & Carey, 
 
 Gibson James, 
 
 
 
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 ALFRED BTRON M, 
 
 Garden City 
 
 
 Beaver City 
 
 Cutler Morton, 
 
 Glendale 
 
 Fennemore J, 
 
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 Glenwood Co-op' Institution, Glenwood 
 
 Livingstone M, 
 
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 Oldroyd A T, 
 
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 Seleg & Simon, 
 
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 Woodhouse E C, 
 
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 Noon A A, 
 
 Goshen 
 
 Anderson F, 
 
 Bellevue 
 
 Grantsville Co-op' Store, 
 
 Grantsville 
 
 Birch J, 
 
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 Cooper Wm, 
 
 Bingham Canyon 
 
 Orr Robt ft Co, 
 
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 Duncan James ft Co, 
 
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 Knighton J as, 
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 Bobbins J, ' 
 
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 Brinton Bros, 
 
 Brinton 
 
 Co-operative Store, 
 
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 BUTLER PHU, 
 
 Butlerville 
 
 Co-operative Store, 
 
 Harmony 
 
 Huusaker Abiaham, 
 
 Calls Flat 
 
 Chase Dudley, 
 
 Harrisville 
 
 Ajax William, 
 
 Cannon 
 
 Co-operative Store, 
 
 Hyde Park 
 Harrisville 
 
 Co-operative Store, 
 
 Cedar City 
 
 Harris Martin H, 
 
 Corry A, 
 
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 Rawson Wm C, 
 
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 Cedar Fort Co-operati' 
 
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 Heber City 
 
 Hocking Jno, 
 
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 Hatch A, 
 
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 CenterviUe C M I, 
 
 CenterviUe 
 
 Hatch J, 
 
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 Co-operative Store, 
 
 Charleston 
 
 Manning H W, 
 
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 Chester Co-operative Mercantile In- 
 
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 Hebron 
 
 stitution, 
 
 Chester 
 
 Bennett B, 
 
 Holden 
 
 Heggie A W, manager 
 
 Co-op, Insti- 
 
 Tanner E, 
 
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 tution, 
 
 Clarksville 
 
 Co-operative Store, 
 
 Hooper 
 
 Boyden Jno, 
 
 Coalville 
 
 I'eterson Soren, 
 
 Huntsville 
 
 Coalville Co-operative 
 
 Institution, " 
 
 Co-operative Store, 
 
 Hynim 
 
 Farmer J D, 
 
 Corinne 
 
 Seven Branch Co-operative 
 
 Juab 
 
 Course R T, 
 
 Diamond 
 
 WILUS FRED a, 
 
 II 
 
 Hills R A, 
 
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 Morrill ft Sons, 
 
 Junction 
 
 Black Joseph, 
 
 Deseret 
 
 Wliittiiker Jamoa S, 
 
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 BUNTRI CHAS, 
 
 Beckwitb ft Tiander, 
 
 Echo City 
 
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 Leonard W F, 
 
 Kamas 
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 Ballantine M, 
 Farrell John, 
 L: .oen C A, 
 Quinn ft Co, 
 United Order, 
 Snyder H, 
 Co-operative Store, 
 Jones E, 
 Sundwall P, 
 
 Eden 
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 Ephraim 
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 Fairfield 
 
 Fairview 
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 Johnson Nephi, 
 Udall, Manger ft Co, 
 Berry J W, 
 
 BARRY W S, 
 
 Roundy W W, 
 Hunter Wm, 
 Nadaub Albert, 
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 Kanab 
 
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 Kanarraville 
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 Kanosh 
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 Kaysville 
 
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 STEWART BROS, 
 
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 Davis'Co-operative Co, 
 
 Farmington 
 
 Williams E A, 
 
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 Ellsworth H M ft Co, 
 
 Kelton 
 
 Hunt Thos, 
 
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 Howell Reese, 
 
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 Wood J, 
 
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 Lewis ft Co, 
 
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 Co-operative Store,. 
 
 Fillmore 
 
 Whitaker James, 
 
 Kingston 
 
 Free Traders Union, 
 
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 King Wm, 
 
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 Huntsman G, 
 
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 Berans C H, 
 
 Laketown 
 
 Co-operative Store, 
 
 Fountain Green 
 
 Cheney J T, 
 
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 Co-operative Store, 
 
 Franklin 
 
 Birch J, 
 
 Leeds 
 
 Stalker A ft Sons, 
 
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 Boren B C, 
 
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 Webster and Chadwick 
 
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 Decker ft Co, 
 
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 Olsen ft Forgie, ^ 
 
 Frisco 
 
 Leeds Co-operative Storey 
 
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 Ormond ft Lovett, 
 
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 Pipton R 
 
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 Pattee ft Goldstine, 
 
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 Lehi 
 
 Schwarts P, 
 
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 Levan 
 
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 Harrisville 
 
 Hyde Park 
 
 Harriaville 
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 Holden 
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 Hooper 
 
 HuntBville 
 
 Hyrwm 
 
 Juab 
 
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 Kamas 
 
 Kanab 
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 Kanarraville 
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 Kanosh 
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 Kaysville 
 
 Kelton 
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 ZCMI, 
 
 Fox & Go, 
 
 Co-operative Store, 
 Moflat J 8, 
 Stott W H, 
 Co-operative Store, 
 
 Loean 
 
 Manti 
 
 Maroni 
 
 Meadowville 
 
 Moadow 
 
 Midway 
 
 VAN WAOONERD, aup't Co-op 
 
 erative, 
 Briuton David, Mill Creek 
 
 Hueatrotn Geo, 
 Jordon Jamea, 
 North Adiaon, 
 
 Gamble & Yeatea, Millvillo 
 
 Jeaaup Thoa & Broa, 
 Yatoa Geo & Son, 
 
 Co-operative Store, Mineraville 
 
 Seigal k Marka, 
 
 Co-operative Store, Mona 
 
 EUertaen Jno, 
 
 Anderton Broa, Monroe 
 
 Jonea Walter, 
 Madaen S 
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 Lsauer Broa, 
 Williama D, 
 Z C M I, R Fry aup't, 
 Neilaon S J, 
 Pritchett L F, 
 
 8.'in Pete Co-operative Store, 
 Co-operative Store 
 Jenniaga & Sona, 
 Williama E H 
 Winn G, 
 Brauor M, 
 Pace HA, 
 Pace \V D, 
 Prince F, 
 Kedd L H, 
 Taylor Wm W, 
 Stephena Sidney, 
 Co-operative Store, 
 Allen Jamea, 
 
 CHILD W & SON, 
 
 Crawahaw & Wilaon, " 
 
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 Horrocka & Baxter, " 
 Peery D H, 
 
 Pidcock R A, ♦' 
 
 Stranford J, " 
 
 Wortherapoon & Co, " 
 Wright W H & Son, 
 Henrie Jaa, Pantaquitch 
 
 Co-operative Store, Paradiae 
 
 Co-operative Store, Paria 
 
 Aacheim M S, Park City 
 
 Hayt Broa, " 
 
 Jamea J G, " 
 
 Lawrence & Shielda, " 
 
 Ottenheimer Wm, " 
 
 Co-operative Store, Parowan 
 
 Branch Co-operative Store, Payaon 
 Go-operative Store, 
 
 Montpelier 
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 Morgan City 
 Mount Pleaaant 
 
 Nephi 
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 New Harmony 
 
 North Ogden 
 
 Oak City 
 
 Ogden 
 
 Payaon 
 
 Peteraon 
 
 Piato 
 
 Pine Valley 
 
 Plain City 
 
 Pleasant Grove 
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 Ruah Lake 
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 St George 
 
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 Engberg Andrew, 
 Hancock G W ft Son, 
 Pennington H L, 
 Co-operative Store, 
 Hancock — , 
 Folkman Peter, 
 Baera F, 
 Bura Franklin, 
 Co-operative Store, 
 Drigga Benjamin W, 
 Pleaaant Grove Co-operative Inst 
 Allen I, Portage 
 
 Allen J, 
 
 Co-operative Store, 
 Gibba J H, 
 Kiag N M, Promontory 
 
 Stonehouae W G " 
 
 ZCMI, Randolph 
 
 Anderton Wm, Richfield 
 
 Peterson Jaa M, aup't W M Co-op- 
 erative Gen Mdae Co, " 
 Richfield Co-operative Inatitution, 
 Beera & Lafever, 
 Standage Henry 
 Bracken & Young, 
 Broughton & Co, 
 Co-operative Store, 
 Johuaon J, "^ 
 
 Ladiea' C!u-operative Store, 
 PTMAN JOHN, 
 
 Whitehead A K, «• 
 
 BVBRIOOE GEOBOE W, aup't 
 
 ZCMI, ' St Johns 
 Bowman Robt, Salt Lake 
 DAY & CO, ^ —J' 
 OOODHIND BICHASD, " 
 
 Griggs T C, •• 
 
 Guusen E A, 
 Jenniaga Wm & Son, 
 TEASDEL S P, 
 
 Thirteenth Ward Co-operative Inst 
 (J P Freeze), 
 
 WALKER BROTHERS, 
 
 ZCMI, 
 
 Olson C L, Santaquin 
 
 Openahaw E (aup't Co-op' Store), 
 
 Clark & Yates, 
 
 Probert & Co 
 
 Cuahman M G, 
 
 Oaka Jno, 
 
 Wilkinson Morria, 
 
 Greenbaum S, 
 
 Heitzetman & Poujade, 
 
 Huston & West, 
 
 Johnaon J E, 
 
 Liddle Broa ft Co, 
 
 Siegel & Marks, 
 
 Sultan Julius, 
 
 Turrill J A, 
 
 Wolf ft Jordan, 
 
 Holly H, 
 
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 Douglass Wm, 
 
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 Rocknill Jno, 
 
 Warren W J, 
 
 Neilson N P, 
 
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 Allen C, 
 
 Coil E, 
 
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 Oroesbeck Bros, 
 
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 Hulet S C, 
 
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 DUNTON NEWTON, 
 
 Herman & Slater, 
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 Bringhurst W A, 
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 Slack M, 
 Spilsbury C, 
 Cforey Bros, 
 
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 Barker John, Virgin City 
 
 BurchC, 
 
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 Nixon Stephen, 
 
 BETNOLDS WM, 
 
 Young E R, 
 
 Chidester J M, 
 
 Clark T, 
 
 Neilson Peter, " 
 
 Hendry John (sup't Co-op' Store), 
 
 Wellsville 
 Cooper Bros, 
 Cutler B L, 
 GoflF H ft Co, 
 ZCMI, 
 
 Co-operative Store, 
 Murray J G, 
 Alcroft — , 
 Co-operative Store, 
 Pearson C H, 
 Eastman, Sessions ft Co, Woodruff 
 
 Pearson C E, Woods Cross 
 
 GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED, ETC. 
 
 Thompson Wm, 
 Si mms Alex, 
 
 OUTHBIE J W, 
 
 Mayflold W 0, 
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 Jorokes S, 
 
 STEWABT BROS, 
 
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 Armstrong T C, 
 
 SEABS & UDDLE, 
 
 Beaver City 
 
 Centervillo 
 
 Corinne 
 
 Farmington 
 
 Fountain Oreon 
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 Kaysville 
 
 Nephi 
 
 North Ogaen 
 
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 Suit Lake 
 
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 Washington City 
 
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 Ricks T E ft Sons, 
 McCune A W ft E F, 
 Bond H M B ft Co, 
 Budge Thos, 
 Higgiubotham ft Co, 
 KCBSEL FBED J ft CO, 
 Odell ft Wright, 
 Stem R ft Co, 
 Tribe Geo H, 
 
 WHEELWBIOHT H B, 
 ZCMI, 
 
 Leith A, 
 
 Aubrey Thos, •' 
 
 Bailey ft Son, 
 Balforth Chas, 
 
 BOWBINO W C, 
 
 Brooks Geo F 
 
 CECIL J B ft CO (green grocer), 
 Ghadd Mrs A M, 
 Cisler F, 
 Cooper Chas, 
 Cowling Peter, 
 
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 Logan 
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 Nephi 
 
 Ogden 
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 Park City 
 
 Salt Lake 
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 Winsorj 
 
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 GLOVE FACTORIES. 
 
 ANDEBSON A, manufacturer 
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 Cutler Bros, 
 Davis G W, 
 DBUCEH. 
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 Furster Jno P, 
 Giles B M, 
 
 aiLLESPIE JAMES, 
 
 Grundlund N G 
 
 OVSTAVESON C J, 
 HALLS A, 
 
 Holmberg John, 
 
 JAMES J G ft CO, 
 
 Johnson John, 
 Kimball ft Lawrence, 
 Lawson J, 
 
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 Sanders James, 
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 South Cottonwood 
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 GROCERIES-WHOLESALE. 
 
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 CXJLMER G F, 
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 KIESEL FBId J & CO, 
 WALKER BROS, 
 
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 Ogden 
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 GUNS, PISTOLS, AND AMMU- 
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 CARTER THOS. 
 HEUSSER JACOB, 
 Gerber J T, (gunsmith). 
 
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 Taylorsville 
 
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 Wellmann Henry, 
 Lorimer Wm, 
 Spencer H W P, 
 Squires Jno F, 
 Pfanz Phillip, 
 Thompson Geo, 
 Button Chas, 
 
 CLARK & JACOBSON, 
 
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 Diehl Chris, 
 Heinau M, 
 Hennefer & Bums, 
 Makin Andrew, 
 Miller Peter, 
 Paine Wm E, 
 Senior Edward, 
 
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 SMITH H H, 
 
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 HARNESS AND SADDLES. 
 
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 Randolph 
 
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 FOOTE JAMES E, 
 
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 GUSTAVESON C J, 
 
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 MOSS W J ft CO, 
 
 Mower G W, 
 
 PLATT FRANCIS, 
 
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 Sander W C, 
 
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 Plyxt P J, Santaquin 
 Lloyd Thos, Wellsville 
 
 HATTERS. 
 
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 KUHN A & BRO. Corinne 
 
 WALKER BROS, Ogden 
 
 ZCMI, 
 
 ATJERBACH F & BRO, Salt Lake 
 
 DUNFORD GEO, 
 
 IIPMANMH, 
 
 HIDES, PELTS, AND WOOL. 
 
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 Ludvigsen F, Gunnison 
 
 SUVA V M C, Ogden 
 
 Crane Chas, (wool-grower), Kanosh 
 
 Buxbaum M & Co, Salt Lake 
 
 Haslam & Stoddard, Wellsville 
 
 HOTELS. 
 
 Devera A E, 
 Thomas Albert, 
 Keppemeck R, 
 Miller A, 
 Brighton R A, 
 Betenson J, 
 Matthews E C, 
 Noland Samnel C, 
 Smith Geo S, 
 LuntH, 
 Woods G, 
 T^arsen J, 
 Cook H P, 
 Campbell M E, 
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 Duggert A H, 
 Ferrell J J, 
 Wall Jos, 
 Morgan I, 
 Bobbins J, 
 Stoddart Robert, 
 Witbeck John, 
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 Peacock Geo M, 
 
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 Harrison P, Silver Reef 
 Wood L S, 
 
 Crandall MP, Springville 
 
 Clark John, Terrace 
 
 Frazier M, Wanship 
 
 Dalton M W, Willard 
 
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 ORANT & RICHARDS, Ogden 
 
 Anderson H, Salt Lake 
 
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 Salt Lake 
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 Harrison Isaac, 
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 Ostertout John, 
 Openshaw S, 
 
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 Richards Silas, 
 Cutler B L, 
 Petterson Hans D, 
 Wilson Wm, 
 
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 Collins C H, 
 
 Fitzgerald A J, 
 
 Rettick Fritz, " 
 
 Sickler CM, 
 
 McDonough D, ' Beaver City 
 
 Sylvester J (manufacturer of wine), 
 
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 Howard L A, 
 Wood Geo, 
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 Simmons M S, 
 Kousman M F, 
 
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 Plain City 
 
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 Slaterville 
 
 Snowville 
 
 Spring Lake 
 
 Summit 
 
 Uintah 
 
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 West Jordan 
 
 Weston 
 
 Wilson 
 
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 Turner Chas, , M rgan City 
 
 Williams D, 
 
 Caldwell — , 
 
 Herbert & Cook (lime kiln). 
 
 Wilson N & Co, \ 
 
 Stalker A & Sons, 
 
 Humphrey J, 
 
 Kelley & Co. 
 
 Lindsay J R, 
 
 Malloy P H, 
 
 Ryan & fjochrie, 
 
 Saviour & Co, 
 
 Franks John, 
 
 Hartley Heber W, 
 
 Phelps Mary, 
 
 Stoddart Robert, 
 
 Hager F, 
 
 Toyer C W, 
 
 Boyd G S, 
 
 Clancy P, 
 
 Leavey H, 
 
 Evans D, 
 
 Anderton Peter, 
 
 Behrmann J, 
 
 Easley J, , 
 
 Lessing Louis, 
 
 Turley Jos C, 
 
 Burdick & Chalmers, 
 
 Hawkins J A, 
 
 McCune E, 
 
 CLAYTON J J, 
 
 DEE & CUNNINGHAM, 
 
 Driver Wm & Son, 
 
 Goodfellow J B, 
 
 Helwell Robert, 
 
 KIESEL FRED J & CO (beer), 
 
 Mahon John, 
 
 McNUTT J W & CO, 
 
 MORTON E A, 
 
 Tribe G H, 
 Woolner Henry, 
 Barnes & Lane, 
 Bennett W H, 
 Brogan & Duffy, 
 Cupit & Brennan, 
 Cupit T, 
 " I McGrath & Byrnes, 
 Scipio Morrison & Riley, 
 Wallsburgl Mosier & Judge, 
 
 Franklin 
 
 Frisco 
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 Jacob City 
 
 Juab 
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 Kelton 
 
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 Leeds 
 
 Lehi 
 
 Monroe 
 
 Minersville 
 
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 Dodge W E (winemaker), St George 
 
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 Alt Jacob, Salt Lake 
 
 Auer & M urphy, 
 
 BARNHABT & STAHL, 
 
 Boukofsky U, 
 
 CLASHED & HOGLE, 
 CONEAD WALTER K (Delta 
 
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 Erickson John, 
 Graves & Snyder, 
 Hill & Trewela, 
 Leviberg J, 
 LoUin John, 
 Margetts Phil, 
 McTiemey James, 
 Morton & Tufts, 
 
 NEWMAN & REED ( "76 Saloon), 
 ORDNER & PATTERSON, 
 RUSSELL & BURNS (Magnet 
 
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 Shaughnessy M, 
 Shingleton Heniy, 
 STAHL W H (California Brewery), " 
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 West & Ward, 
 
 WHITEHEAD & GRAY, 
 WRIGHT H " 
 
 YOUNGBER'G & SCHADE, 
 
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 Judd C D, Sandy 
 
 McCJrath J H, " 
 
 Schuler Jos, '* 
 
 Saulsbery F J, Santaquin 
 
 Cassidy Jno H, Silver Reef 
 
 Cochina M, 
 Fordonsky Isaac, 
 Hickox J D, 
 Miller George, 
 Raffcrty Wm, 
 Tyson A, 
 McMillian Wm, 
 Stoker M, 
 Breamo Moses, 
 Burns & Co, 
 
 Dunyon Newton (billiards). 
 Young Robert, Wanship 
 
 Hall A, West Jordan 
 
 Sullivan C, " 
 
 Baiker Jno N, Willard 
 
 LIQUORS, WHOLESALE. 
 
 WhitJjeck Jno, 
 Taylor G H, 
 Carroll & Dee, 
 Smith A, 
 Snyder G G, 
 
 COiMBSH, 
 
 McKimmons Mark, 
 Morrill & Keitley, 
 
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 WICKLE & SON, 
 
 Juab 
 
 Kelton 
 
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 Tooele City 
 
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 Wonl ner H enry, 
 
 WALKER BROS, 
 
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 Ogden 
 
 Salt Lake 
 
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 Coakley & Co, 
 Birdshall Wm, 
 
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 Argenta 
 
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 Coal Creek Lumber Co, 
 
 Cedar City 
 
 Walker T, 
 
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 Coalville 
 
 Ferrin J M, 
 
 Eden 
 
 Fuller E B (lath dealer). 
 
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 Jerokes S, Fountain Green 
 
 Preston R (shingles). 
 
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 Grantville 
 
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 Gunnison 
 
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 Heber City 
 
 Wilt J W, 
 
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 Hillsdale 
 
 Harmon A S, 
 
 Holden 
 
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 Hyrum 
 
 Barney Bros, 
 
 Kanosh 
 
 Lumberg & Garff, 
 
 Logan 
 
 McCarrel J, 
 
 Midway 
 
 VAN WAGONER D, 
 
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 Watkins J, 
 
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 Lyman Bros, 
 
 Oak City 
 
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 Ogden 
 
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 Sevey George W, 
 
 Pantaquitch 
 
 Thomas WN, 
 
 Paradise 
 
 Wilcox Wm, 
 
 Parowan 
 
 Campbell J H, 
 
 Providence 
 
 Howard & Harper, 
 
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 Co-operative Sawmill, 
 Johnson B F & Sons, 
 Nixen J W, 
 Dunyan Newton, 
 Co-operative Lumber Co, 
 Dalton M W, 
 
 Smithtield 
 Spring Lake 
 
 St. George 
 Tooele City 
 
 Wellsville 
 Willard 
 
 MACHINISTS. 
 
 Miller J A, Brinton 
 
 Degraw Moroni, Hillsdale 
 
 Willson & Sons, 
 
 Peterson FA, , - Levan 
 
 Sherwood T (file cutter), • 
 
 Croft R, Logan 
 
 Cardon J, " • ' Lynn 
 
 Kemp C, Moroni 
 
 Williamson C 0, North Ogden 
 
 (:lerber J T, Taylorsville 
 
 MARBLE WORKS. 
 
 McFarlane P, Ephraim 
 
 Brown J H & Son, Logan 
 
 Davis L M, Midway 
 
 MORBIS & EVANS, Salt Lake 
 
 MEAT MARKETS. 
 
 Rowe W P, 
 
 Hogard J, 
 
 Bourgard Bros & Smith, 
 
 Alta 
 American Fork 
 
 Bingham Canyon 
 
 Jerguson J, 
 Chase H H & Co, 
 
 EARHABTD, 
 MEBRITT H C & 00, 
 
 Brady W P, 
 Fielding J, • 
 Wilson H, 
 Burreston J, 
 Oklebery P, 
 Westover C, 
 Dorton J, 
 Fames E, 
 Thatcher Joe, 
 
 (iino & Dotson, 
 
 Heiner Bros (stock dealers), Morgan City 
 
 Rich E E, 
 
 Ellis Edmund, 
 
 Godfrey James, 
 
 Greenwell A & Co, 
 
 Greenwood & Son, 
 
 Grill & Smith, 
 
 ^V'right Joe, 
 
 lapham J, 
 
 Gleason Jno, 
 
 Harris J, 
 
 Thiriot Bros, 
 
 ThiriotJP, 
 
 Rohner C J, 
 
 Co-operative Meat Market, 
 
 Burrows H, 
 
 Cook John, 
 
 Corinne 
 
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 Goshen 
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 Leeds 
 
 Lehi 
 
 Logan 
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 Minersville 
 
 North Ogden 
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 Paragoouah 
 
 Park City 
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 Payson 
 
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 Hepworth Thomas & Sons, 
 Hepworth John, 
 
 LANNANPH. 
 
 Matlock & Mitchell, 
 
 HAY & WOOD, 
 PARKER A L, 
 
 Peterson W H, 
 
 Petersen W, 
 
 POPPER CHAS (wholesale), 
 
 Short WmJr, 
 
 Steen Louis, " 
 
 Thurgood George, " 
 
 VARNES J A (Western Meat 
 
 Market), " 
 
 Weston James, " 
 
 WHITE & SONS (Pembroke), 
 Lusk & GaimSr, Silver Reef 
 
 Westover Charles, " 
 
 Hardy A P, St. George 
 
 Clark Jno, Terrace 
 
 Rudd S, West Jordan 
 
 Edwards Jno L, Willard 
 
 MILLS AND MINING. 
 
 Alta 
 
 Brough C M (mining recorder) 
 
 Scrimglour James (lessee). 
 
 Home Silver Mining Co, Frisco 
 
 Day F W (quartz and smelting 
 mill), Leeds 
 
 Union Mills (Thatcher & Son proprs), 
 
 Logan 
 
 BAMBERGER & CO (mining oper- 
 ator). Salt Lake 
 
 BTJBOESS M T (mining engineer), " 
 
 CHAMBEBS B C (sup't O S M 
 
 Co), 
 
 CONKLIN J C (ore sampling). 
 
 Empire Mining Co (H A Van Proag 
 secretary and treasurer), " 
 
 Hirschman Moses (sup't Flagstaff 
 Mills), " 
 
 IMPEBIAL M & S CO (S E Un- 
 derbill secretary), " 
 
 LATIHEB. TAYLOB & CO (Pio- 
 
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 LAWBENCE & BTJBOESS (min- 
 
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 Old Telegraph Minine Co, " 
 
 ONTABIO SILVEB MININa 
 
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 Sampson Silver Mining Co (H A 
 
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 Scott & Anderso n (bu yers of bullion)," 
 TIEBNAN JOHN (operator in 
 
 mimes), mining sup't, " 
 
 Utah Con Silver Mining Co (Wm 
 
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 Wasatch Marble and Mining Co 
 
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 Mingo Furnace Co (R H Terhune 
 
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 Barbae & Van Hagan, Silver Reef 
 
 BeamisJG, 
 Crane E M, (sup't), 
 Lubback H L, (sup't) " 
 
 "Old Telegraph Smelters, West Jordan 
 
 MILLINERS. 
 
 Crouch Mrs E C, 
 Wilson Alice, 
 Taylor Mrs L, 
 
 JAMES MBS E, 
 
 Palmer Jane E 
 Goldsborough Mrs E, 
 Pitchfoth S, 
 Bowring Mrs M, 
 Hetley Miss A, 
 Horrocks Miss E G, 
 
 Z C M I, 
 
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 ALLEN IffilS LOUISA, 
 
 Brooks J G, 
 Button Mrs A, 
 
 DYE MBS C E, 
 
 Colebrook Mrs E, 
 
 JAMES MBS J W, 
 
 Lapham Mrs M G, 
 Madsen A, 
 BTJMMEL MBS A, 
 
 Wilkinson Mrs W B 
 Malhoney Mrs — , 
 
 Beaver City 
 
 Fairview 
 
 Goshen 
 
 Logan 
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 Ogden 
 
 Park City 
 Salt Lake 
 
 Silver Reef 
 
 NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 DAILT MOBNDrO BUSTLEB 
 
 (Morning Rustler Pub Co), Ogden 
 
 EVENINQ DISPATCH (Dispatch 
 Pub Co publis hers), " 
 
 OGDEN JUNCTION (Junction 
 Printing Ass'n, publishers), " 
 
 SALT LAKE DAILY TIMES 
 
 (J C Graham & Co proprs). Salt Lake 
 
 SALT LAKE HEBALD. 
 SALT LAKE TBIBUI^, 
 WOMEN'S EXPONENT (Mrs E 
 
 Wells editress), " 
 
 SILVEB BEEF MINEB (E Pike 
 
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 NOTARIES PUBLIC, 
 
 Greenwood W, American Fork 
 
 MONK JAS T, Argenta 
 
 Thompson Henry, Bingham Canyon 
 Ci^LAND DAVID, Chester 
 
 HELFBICH W V, Coriime 
 
 MUSIC AND MUSICAL IN- 
 STRUMENTS. 
 
 Grant W, American Fork 
 
 Neilsen Lars, (musician,) Chester 
 
 Christensen Wm, Fairview 
 
 Gudmansen Samuel, " 
 
 Wright Chas (music teacher), Huntsville 
 Johnson Carl C, Logan 
 
 Lamoraux D B, 
 Pates N J, Monroe 
 
 Fowler Jno, Ogden 
 
 Hankley J B, Portage 
 
 Calder D O, Salt Lake 
 
 CABELESS OEOBGE, 
 
 Ferguson Mrs Ellen (music teacher)," 
 Fobea Mrs C B (music teacher), " 
 
 Jones Wm R, Spanish Fork 
 
 Orton Caleb (music teacher), Summit 
 
 NEWS AGENTS. 
 
 Fields J (publisher), Beaver City 
 
 Tavey Peter, Bingham Canyon 
 
 WALKEB WALTEB, Farmington 
 LEONABD B, Kamas 
 
 Madsen M, Mount Pleasant 
 
 CHAMBEBS J 0, Ogden 
 
 BEAD SAMUEL 0, Salt Lake 
 
 Marriott Geo, Sandy 
 
 Westwood Richard, 
 Wilson L A, 
 Llewellyn R R, 
 Clark J R, 
 Gyles Jos S, 
 Nebeker W P, 
 Lcishman Jas A, 
 
 MABGABY H W 0, 
 BICHABDS F S, . 
 
 (Jre^neawald J J, 
 
 HAYT F W, 
 
 Heywood J, 
 
 MEGUIBE WM W, 
 
 Young B T, 
 
 BBEDEMEYEB WM, 
 
 Holmes L J, 
 
 LOWE JAMES, 
 
 Schettler B H, 
 Wiggins Edw W 
 Ciandall D L, 
 Dykes W L, 
 
 Fairview 
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 Fountain Green 
 
 C :-antsville 
 
 Holden 
 
 Laketown 
 
 Logan 
 
 Ogden 
 
 Park City 
 
 Plain City 
 
 Richtield 
 
 Salt Lake 
 
 Springville 
 Toquerville 
 
 NOTIONS. 
 
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 Simmons F H, Alta 
 WALKEB WALTEB, Farmington 
 
 Leonard G B, Kamas 
 
 Riley W T, Kelton 
 
 SHEPHEBD J W, Levan 
 PABKEB WM, Morgan City 
 
 CHAMBEBS J G, Ogden 
 Turner G W, 
 
 Raveller C, Richmond 
 AUEBBACH F & BBO, Salt Lake 
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 NURSESYMEN, SEEDSMEN 
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 Hayward John, 
 Robinson J, 
 Stokes W, 
 Jenkins J H, 
 
 Draper 
 Fillmore 
 
 Goshen 
 
 PHYSICIANS. 
 
 American Fork 
 Bingham Canyon 
 
 OIL COMPANIES. 
 
 Gilmore C J, Salt Lake 
 
 OPTICIANS. 
 
 Ward A, Salt I-ake 
 
 PAINTERS. 
 
 (See also Paints, Oils, Glass, etc. ) 
 
 American Fork 
 Cedar City 
 Center ville 
 
 Lee B B, 
 
 Root L, 
 
 Coles John, 
 
 Mills Richard, 
 
 Hansen Louis, Ephraim 
 
 Larsson John, Gunnison 
 
 Peterson Peter, 
 
 Barton W K, Manti 
 
 Ellis Fred, North Ogden 
 
 Jones Richard, 
 
 WILLIAMSON COLE, house 
 
 painter and sign writer, Ogden 
 
 Hall J C, Rockville 
 
 Milne David, St George 
 
 Hannan G J Salt Lake 
 Midgley J 
 
 MORBIS W C, 
 
 TuUidge & Co 
 Johnson LA, Santaquin 
 
 Downard G, Spring City 
 
 Kerby T, Wallsburg 
 
 PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. WALL 
 PAPERS, ETC. 
 
 (See also Painters; also. Druggists.) 
 
 Miles W H (brushes), Logan 
 
 CULMER G F (show cases),Salt Lake 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHFRS. 
 
 Cardon Thos B, - Logan 
 
 Kirkham R (artist), 
 
 Hoffman Bros, Ogden 
 
 STEPHENS I 0, 
 
 Draper Z T (artist), Rockville 
 
 Anderson Geo E & Co, Salt Lake 
 Eichenberg Christian, '■ 
 
 Fox & Symons, '• 
 
 Smith G S, " 
 
 Samuelaon C, Santaquin 
 
 Wadsworth T J, 
 
 Judd Dr — , 
 
 TliDmpson Dr — , 
 
 Wellmann & Hoyer, 
 
 Boulware J B, 
 
 Cass D, 
 
 Faust H J, 
 
 Fuller EB, 
 
 Norton Thos, 
 
 Speed H, 
 
 Roundy Joel, 
 
 Savagf David, 
 
 Beraus D O, 
 
 Groesbeck J B, (surgeon) 
 
 Norcross W S, 
 
 Ormsby C, (surgeon) 
 
 Norval Geo, 
 
 Williams Ezra, 
 
 Carnahan Jno D, (surgeon) 
 
 Condon A S, 
 
 Driver J 
 
 Kraeisch A, ■ 
 
 McFalls David, 
 
 Armitstead Jas, Pleasant Grove 
 
 Rogers RM, '* 
 
 Young R M, 
 
 AND^HSON W H, 
 
 Wagner E C, 
 
 Corinne 
 
 Eden 
 
 Frisco 
 
 Glenwood 
 
 Kanarraville 
 
 Kingston 
 
 Laketown 
 
 Logan 
 
 North Ogden 
 
 Park City 
 
 Portage 
 
 Rush Lake 
 
 St George 
 
 Salt Lake 
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 Bane H, 
 
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 Gardiner F, 
 
 Hadley J R, 
 
 Hamilton J F, , 
 
 Higgins C W, , 
 
 HOLLAND J M, 
 
 Lindsley E, 
 Pratt RB, 
 Richards H J & Co, 
 Russell W m, 
 
 SCHOCK WM H, (surgeon) 
 Smith Wm P, 
 
 SNEDAKER B C, (surgeon) 
 TAGGART J P, 
 
 Thompson J, 
 
 WESLEY J E, (hei:bal), 
 WHITE I,. 
 
 Schmidt Christina, 
 
 Coo^r T D, 
 
 Davidson C H, 
 
 DilleDB, 
 
 Wing J S, 
 
 Wing S A, 
 
 Gerber J T, 
 
 Cannon E G, 
 
 Lee M T, 
 
 Rogers Chas, " 
 
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 PARKEB WM, Morgan City 
 
 Smith G S, Salt Lake 
 
 PLANING MILLS. 
 
 Blood M, Midway 
 
 Latimer, Taylor & Co, Salt»Lake 
 
 PLUMBERS AND GASFIT- 
 TERS. 
 
 David James, Logan 
 
 Heesch & Ellerbeck, 
 James David, 
 
 Salt Lake 
 
 POSTMASTERS. 
 
 In<{ram Alex G, 
 Simmons Dr P H, 
 Harrington L E, 
 
 MONK JAS T, 
 
 Britt W C, 
 
 ANDERSON N P, 
 
 Gates J, 
 
 ROGERS THOS, 
 MORRIS I, 
 
 CHRISTMSEN A. ^ 
 BUTLER FHILi^ER, 
 
 BeattyBH, 
 Hillman Emily A, 
 Chatterley G, 
 AJAX WM, 
 REEVES^, 
 Murdock N C, 
 Candland A W, 
 Carbine W V 0, 
 Boyden Jno, 
 
 BLACK T J, 
 
 Dewsnup Hyrum, 
 
 JENSEN JAMES, 
 BTJNTRI CHAS, 
 EOGESTON H, 
 
 Quinn Geo, 
 
 SCHNIDER H, . 
 WILSON LYCURGUS, 
 WALKER WALTER, 
 
 Duggert A H, 
 Llewellyn R E, 
 Ormond T, 
 
 ALLP"^ BYRON M, 
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 PIERCE ISAAC W, 
 JOHNSON J B, 
 CLARK J R, 
 B angs W C , 
 
 THuNNESCU H, 
 BROWN RD, 
 
 Adamsville 
 
 Alta 
 
 American Fork 
 
 Argenta 
 
 Ashley 
 
 Bear River City 
 
 Bellevue 
 
 Benson 
 
 Bingham Canyon 
 
 Brigham City 
 
 Butlerville 
 
 Calls Fort 
 
 Cannon 
 
 Cedar City 
 
 Center City 
 
 Centerville 
 
 Charleston 
 
 Chester 
 
 Clarksville 
 
 Coalville 
 
 Corinne 
 
 Deseret 
 
 Draper 
 
 Echo City 
 
 Edea 
 
 Ephraim 
 
 Fairfield 
 
 Fairview 
 
 Farmington 
 
 Fillmore 
 
 Fountain Green 
 
 Frisco 
 
 Garden City 
 
 Glcndale 
 
 Glenwood 
 
 Grshen 
 
 Grantsville 
 
 Gunnison 
 
 Harrisonville 
 
 Tyler D M, 
 WILLSON D J, 
 BENNETT B, 
 LINES WH, 
 Halls Wm, « 
 
 Turner Fred, 
 Stewart W A, 
 McCALL S B. 
 WILLIS FRED G, 
 MORRILL JOHN, 
 LEONARD G B, 
 Young B L, 
 BERRY WS, 
 
 Greener Thos, 
 
 STEWART HYRTJM, 
 MULLEN B W, 
 INGRAM ALEX G, 
 
 Gibbous W B, 
 Crosby G H, 
 
 SHEPHERD J W, 
 
 Shirley Mrs Maggie A, 
 Gunnell Frank, 
 
 MOFFAT DAVID, 
 
 STOTT E, 
 
 VAN WiiGONER D, 
 
 WALTERS JAMES F, 
 BIGLOW J 0, 
 
 Rollins Jas M, 
 
 JOHNSON G W, 
 
 McCarthy J H, 
 
 PARK^ WM, 
 
 Page J, 
 
 Taylor Mary A, 
 Raper H, 
 Kimball Nathan, 
 Norton Jno W, 
 Shaw HA, / 
 
 BARTON' J P, 
 
 Badge W, 
 
 HAYT F W, 
 ROHNER AC, 
 
 McGregor W C, 
 Engbery Andrew, 
 
 HIRST F, 
 
 Burgess Wm, 
 
 MEGUIRE WM W, 
 MAYHEW E, 
 ANDERSON W H, 
 
 STONEHOUSE W G, 
 
 Low W W, 
 Howard Wm, 
 MILLER H P, 
 
 Standage Henry, 
 
 SEAMONS IDBNRY, 
 
 Bracken W, 
 
 BURRIDGE GEO W, 
 PYMAN JNO, 
 
 Lynch John T, 
 Harrison Isaac, 
 Bamett W W, 
 
 MEMMOTTWM, 
 
 Blanchard C H Jr, 
 Krause Hermann, 
 
 Hebron 
 
 Hillsdale 
 
 Holden 
 
 Homansville 
 
 Huntsville 
 
 Hyde Pork 
 
 Inverary 
 
 Jacob City 
 
 Juab 
 
 Junction 
 
 Kamas 
 
 Kanab 
 
 Kanarraville 
 
 Kanosh 
 
 Kaysville 
 
 , Kelton 
 
 Kingston 
 
 Laketown 
 
 Leeds 
 
 Levan 
 
 Logan 
 
 Mendon 
 
 Meadowville 
 
 Meadow 
 
 Midway 
 
 Mill Creek 
 
 MiUviUe 
 
 Minersville 
 
 Mona 
 
 Monroe 
 
 Morgan City 
 
 Mount Pleasant 
 
 New Harmony 
 
 Oak City 
 
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 Paradise 
 
 Paragoonah 
 
 Paris 
 
 Park City 
 
 Park Valley 
 
 Parowan 
 
 Payson 
 
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 Pine Valley 
 
 Plain City 
 
 Pleasant Grove 
 
 Portage 
 
 Promontory 
 
 Providence 
 
 Randolph 
 
 Richfield 
 
 Richmond 
 
 Rockport 
 
 Rush Lake 
 
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 Salt Lake 
 
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 Plain City 
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 RES 
 
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 Holly H, 
 CANTWELL J S, 
 
 Beckatead Henry B, 
 Warenski E C, 
 MOORE JOHN, 
 
 Brough G, 
 
 JOHNSON JAS F, 
 OBTONWMO, 
 
 Webster John, 
 
 CAVE S Hj 
 
 DTJNYON NEWTON. 
 DE LA BAUME CHAS, 
 OBSTAD E, 
 SHARP JOHN. 
 JEFSON JAl^, 
 
 Nuttall — , 
 
 REYNOLDS WM, 
 BARLEY WF, 
 
 Cooper F A, 
 
 ITURRAYJASG, 
 
 Muir W «, 
 
 Slaterville 
 
 Smithfield 
 
 South Jordan 
 
 South Cottonwood 
 
 Spanish Fork 
 
 Spring City 
 
 Spring Lake 
 
 Summit 
 
 Taylorsville 
 
 Terrace 
 
 Tooele City 
 
 Uintah 
 
 Union 
 
 Vernon 
 
 Virgin City 
 
 Wallsburg 
 
 Wanship 
 
 Wellsville 
 
 West Jordan 
 
 Willard 
 
 Woods Cross 
 
 POTTERIES. 
 
 Berttiseu S, 
 Eardlcy John, 
 
 Fountain Green 
 St George 
 
 POULTRY. 
 
 CHURCH FH, Corinne 
 
 CHABD MICHAEL, Salt Lake 
 
 LYNBEBG FBED 0, (fish), 
 
 Le Baron D T ft. Sons, Spring Lake 
 
 PRINTERS. 
 
 (See also Newspapers. ) 
 
 SMITH THEO A, Ogden 
 
 Deakin Wm, Wellsville 
 
 Thompson Jos M, Richfield 
 
 Graham J C & Co, Salt Lake 
 
 Mouoely & Callister, " 
 
 TuUedge & Crandall (publishers), " 
 
 PRODUCE. 
 
 (See also J'ruits and vegetables.) 
 
 Jolins ou J H, Bellevue 
 
 CHIIBCH F H, Corinne 
 
 GUTHRIE J W, 
 HELFBICH J C & CO, 
 KELLER JOS, 
 SMITH H H, 
 
 Clawson R, — Ephraim 
 
 Greaves Peter, " 
 
 Larsen Peter, " 
 
 STEWART BROS, KaysviUe 
 
 ADAMS LB, Ogden 
 
 Kay David, 
 
 MILLER S & CO, 
 VAN;DYKE WM, 
 
 Neal Charles, Plain City 
 
 DE LA BAUME CHAS (whole- 
 sale), Uintah 
 
 RAILROAD REPRESENTA- 
 TIVES. 
 
 Pierce Eli H (agent U & N R R), 
 
 Brigham City 
 Adams E P (agt C P R R), Corinne 
 
 Schenk Truman (agt U PR ::),EchoCity 
 Badger R C, Juab 
 
 SW^N D A (train dispatcher), Logan 
 
 THATCHER GEO W (sup't U & 
 
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 UTAH AND NORTHERN R R 
 
 (ii W Thatcher gen sup't), '« 
 
 Gunnell Frank (agt U&N R R), 
 
 Mendon 
 FELL A G (div sup't C P R R), Ogden 
 FORBES JAMES (agt C P R R) " 
 KELLER J N (agt U P R R), 
 REEVE JOHN (agt U C R R), " 
 
 SHERBURNE A (master car re- 
 pairer C P R R), 
 
 UNION PACIFIC R R (J N Kel- 
 
 ler agt), 
 
 Hill L S, (treasurer U C RR depot). 
 
 Salt Lake 
 
 IRONS J W (ticket agt U P R R), " 
 
 JENNINGS WM (vice president U 
 C R R), 
 
 SHARP JAMES (general freight 
 and ticket ayt U C R R depot), " 
 
 SHARP JOHN (president and sup- 
 erintendent Utah Central R R, 
 depot), 
 
 SWAN GEO (secretary Utah Cen- 
 tral R K, depot), " 
 
 UTAH CENTRAL R R, (John 
 
 Sharp president and sup't), ' ' 
 
 Utah Southern R R, (John Sharp, 
 
 president and sup't), " 
 
 Utah Western R R, 
 Young HSfaec'y Utah Southern R R), " 
 Cleveland W N (agt U P R R), Uintah 
 
 REAL ESTATE, LAND 
 AGENTS, ETC. 
 
 Paxton A, 
 Nelson J H, 
 Anderson Fred, 
 Bailey J A, 
 
 BIRD WM H, 
 
 Cooper Bros, 
 
 LOWE JAMES, 
 
 Wheeler A D, 
 
 Kanosh 
 
 Ogden 
 
 Salt Lake 
 
 RESTAURANTS. 
 
 Bryant H, 
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 Ong Long Charly, Park City 
 
 Aubrey Thos (lunch), Salt Lake 
 
 DAVfe JOHN, 
 DDTWOODY JAMES, 
 
 Hagell John (lunch), '* 
 
 Hallender John F, - " 
 
 Hill Wm, 
 
 PALMER FREDERICK (lunch), " 
 
 Passey F (Gilroy's), 
 
 Smith W (oysters), 
 
 Hatch Saml T, Sandy 
 
 Donnovan M, Silver Reef 
 
 Dougherty Kate, ' " 
 
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 ROPE AND TWINE MAKERS. 
 
 Green Bichard R, St Johns 
 
 SALT AND BLUEING. 
 
 Schonbacker & Barnes (salt), Kelton 
 SNELL JOHN W (salt and blue- 
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 SAW MILLS. 
 
 Butler Philander, 
 Copeland W, 
 
 BTJTLER PHILANDER, 
 
 Edwards Solomon, 
 Christensen F, 
 Peterson A M, 
 Terry O L, 
 Tucker A, 
 Wilson L & Co, 
 Davis & Deardon, 
 Warner & Robinson, 
 Yeamans Thoa, 
 Gunderson L, 
 Swift Jas, 
 Thayne J J, 
 Turner & Co, 
 Williams Saml & Son, 
 Balston J, 
 Alexander A J, 
 Watkins John, 
 Doxford & Son, 
 Gamer David, 
 Williams Joshua, 
 Brown & Jacobson, 
 Burgess Bros, 
 Gardner Bros, 
 Whipple Eli, 
 Richardson & Stewart, 
 ZCMI, 
 Brough Jonas, 
 Dugall & Co, 
 Baren W J, 
 
 Nuttall , 
 
 Dalton M W & Sons, 
 
 Argenta 
 
 Beaver City 
 
 Butlerville 
 
 Echo City 
 
 Fairview 
 
 Fillmore 
 
 Huntsville 
 Kamas 
 
 SECOND-HAND GOODS. 
 
 SMITH H H. 
 MADSEN P v. 
 MALTESE S, 
 
 Corrine 
 Salt Lake 
 
 SEWING MACHINES. 
 
 McAlister J A, Logan 
 
 Welch T R G, Morgan City 
 
 PRATT MILANDO (Singer), Ogden 
 WARDLEIGH H C, 
 HALL L E, Salt Lake 
 
 Riggs & Young •' 
 
 SINGER MOTTFACTURING 
 
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 Darley W F Wellsville 
 
 SMELTING, 
 
 Broun;hton Jos, Rush Lake 
 
 Chicago Smelting Co, " 
 
 GERMANLl SMELTING AND 
 
 REJTINING CO, Salt Lake 
 
 Germania Smelting and Refining 
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 SOAP WORKS. 
 
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 Monrje 
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 Louzer/ F & Co, 
 
 SATCHELDER SOAP CO, (S N 
 
 Batchelder & J Dennis propr), Ogden 
 
 SODA WORKS. 
 
 Maraden & Dcnhalter, Salt Lake 
 
 I'arsons Thos, " 
 
 STAGE LINES. 
 
 Riley W T, (agent Utah, Idaho, and 
 Oregon Stage Co), Kelton 
 
 STENCILS. 
 
 DRTJCE H, (dye sinker and stencil 
 cutter) Salt Lake 
 
 STORAGE. 
 
 REED HA, , Salt Lake 
 
 SURVEYORS. 
 
 Spring City 
 
 Wallsburg 
 
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 Richmond ANDERSON N P, Bear River City 
 Hunter Edward W, Morgan City 
 
 Dalton Edward, Parowan 
 
 MEGHJIRE WM W, Plain aty 
 
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 Tavey Peter, 
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 Hanson O & Co, 
 Hemstrom Thos & Co, 
 Farr L & Son, 
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 Ponlson Peter, 
 Raid E, 
 
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 Barton & Co, 
 Baumgarten Joseph, 
 
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 TAYLOR JNO & SON, 
 THERNINQ JNO. 
 
 Treseder K D, 
 Winqueat A, 
 Slogowski H F, 
 
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 Brigham City Mercantile and Man- 
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 Duncan Peter, 
 
 Larsen L, 
 
 McClcUau & Dion, 
 
 Co-operative Manuf Co, 
 
 Watts B, 
 
 Fairbrass T, ^ ° 
 
 United Order of Tanners and Black- 
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 Deavenport Thos, treasurer, Parowan 
 Borman J S, associate justice Terri- 
 tory, Salt Lake 
 CLAYTON N W, auditor, 
 Emerson P H, associate justice Ter- 
 ritory, " 
 Hunter Jno A, chief justice Terri- 
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 Salomon F, surveyor general, 
 Sprague E T, clerk supreme court. 
 
 
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 Union Opera House, 
 Salt Lake Museum, 
 
 Ogden 
 Salt Lake 
 
 TINNERS. 
 
 (See also Stoves and Tinware ; also roof- 
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 Silver Reef 
 St George 
 
 Farmington 
 
 Mount Peasant 
 
 Payson 
 
 Parowan 
 
 Paragoonah 
 
 Spring City 
 
 TELEGRAPH AGENTS 
 
 McDonald L, 
 Ricks Miss Ellen, 
 Hatch H E, 
 Hibbard W B, 
 Mackintosh Wm, 
 Patterson A J, 
 Hirst F, 
 Weeks V, 
 Henderson John, 
 
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 Neilson L M, 
 Hawkins T, 
 Christensen E, 
 Curtis Bros, 
 
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 Thompson J, 
 Dixon Jas, 
 Fredericks A, 
 Tewksbury Chaa, 
 Worsencraft S, 
 Anderson A, 
 WettelinFO, 
 James David, 
 Rcichau Wm, 
 Schoppe F E, ^ 
 Lebna P, 
 Riding C L, 
 Argyle Jos, 
 
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 Hughes & Gale, Ogden 
 
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 BANE MOSES M, receiver U S 
 
 Land O ffice, Salt Lake 
 
 BREDEMETEB WM> U S min- 
 eral surveyor, 
 Crai^ Jno, U S signal observer, 
 Hollister J, internal revenue col- 
 lector, " 
 Holmes L J, U 8 deputy mineral 
 
 surveyor, " 
 
 Matthews EG, deputy internal rev- 
 enue collector, " 
 NeilJ B, register U S Land Office, ' ' 
 Parsons M K, clerk U S Land Office, *' 
 Shaughnessy M, U S marshal, " 
 Stevenson (Jhas L, U S deputy min- 
 eral surveyor, " 
 WHiDESI E; E U S mineral sur- 
 veyor), " 
 
 UPHOLSTERERS. 
 
 Gordon James M, Salt Lake 
 
 MTJLHALL CHAS, 
 
 VARIETIES. 
 
 Morrison Geo, Ogden 
 
 THOMAS MRS CATHERINE, 
 
 HOP WO & CO. (Japan and Chi 
 
 nese goods, ) Salt Lake 
 
 Reese John, 
 
 VINEGAR WORKS. 
 
 UTAH VINEGAR WORKS, 
 
 (Richards & Grant proprs), Ogden 
 
 Richards & Grant Vinegar Works, 
 
 WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. 
 
 (See also Wagonmakers ; also black- 
 smiths and wagonmakers. ) 
 
 Burton W W & Co, Ogden 
 
 FOOTE JAMES E, (agent Stude 
 
 baker wagons), 
 Lowe Geo A, 
 
 MATTISON L B, Salt Lake 
 
 STUDEBAKER MANTJF'G CO, 
 
 WAGONMAKERS. 
 
 Morgan City 
 
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 Robinson J, 
 Robinson W H, 
 Allen T L, 
 Rippon Robt, 
 Smith F M, 
 Nielsen C A, 
 Clawson Geo, 
 Sadlock & Nash, 
 Anderson P C. 
 Wilkinson C, 
 Peterson P C, 
 Clayton Frank, 
 
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 Taggart Geo H, 
 Miller T, 
 Campbell Sol, 
 Penrod Oliver, 
 AUdredge Parsons, 
 Driggs Shadrack F, 
 Coxe J, 
 
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 Walker Chas, 
 
 Loventhal S M, South Cottonwood 
 
 Puzey H W, Spring City 
 
 Nixon T S, Wanship 
 
 Huntsman Wm, Wellsville 
 
 WALL PAPER. 
 
 Hammond J T, Logan 
 
 RIVERS BROTHERS, Salt Lake 
 
 DINWOODY H, 
 
 WATCHES AND JEWELRY. 
 
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 HOWELL H J, Oorden 
 
 ASMirSSEN CARL, Salt i.ake 
 
 CAMERON & CO, 
 JOSLIN & PARK, 
 SALISBURY J M| 
 
 WATCHMAKERS AND JEW- 
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 BdESSEL V E, Connne 
 
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 Buder Wm, Logan 
 
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 HAUERBACK ADOLPH, 
 
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 JONES WM. 
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 SWANER BROS, 
 
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 Hepworth Joseph, 
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 WOOLEN MILLS. 
 
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 Run a Daily Dine of Stages (leaving Winnemncea, C. P. R. R., 
 on the arrival of Express Trains from San Francisco.) to CdmO 
 
 McDermit Nev., Silver City, Boice City, Idaho City, Center- 
 ville. Placerville and Quartzburg, in Idaho. Also daily from 
 
 KoltOn, Utah, o" ^l^^' CI. R. Ry, (where close connection is made 
 
 with Eastern bound trains) for Albion, Rock Creek, Salmon 
 
 Falls, Mountain Home, (connecting with daily staore for Rocky 
 
 Bar and Atlanta), Boise City, Payette and Weiser Valleys, 
 Burnt River, Baker City, Union, Lagrange, Pendleton, Center- 
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 From Winnemucca, Nev., to Camp McDermit, .. 75 $12 00 
 
 '« " to Silver City 210 30 00 
 
 " « " to Boise City 270 35 00 
 
 " «« " to Idaho City 305 40 00 
 
 " Kelton, Utah, to Boise City 200 35 00 
 
 " " to l^ixter City, Or 390 50 00 
 
 " " to Union Or 425 50 00 
 
 '« «* • to La Grande Or 440 50 00 
 
 " « to Pendleton Or 490 50 00 
 
 " « to Umatilla Or 525 50 00 
 
 " '« to Walla Walla, W. T 535 50 00 
 
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 ming, on th« south by Utah, and on the weat by Oregon and Nevada. The word 
 Idaho, as we ore told by those familiar with the language of ttie Indians who in- 
 habit that section of tho country, means the "gem of the mountains," a title that 
 is perhaps well deserved on account of its pastoral, scenic and sanitary features. 
 It was organized in 1 S63, at which time it included that vast area which has since been 
 given tho name of Montana. The general character of tho surface is exceedingly 
 mountainous, thouuh there are quite u number of valleys m'1io»i^ soil is said to be re- 
 markably fertile and productive. The finest section of tlio Territory for agricultural 
 fturposes is that probably found in tho Owyhee region. VVeiaer Valley, which is per- 
 uips limiteil to 'iOO,000 acres in extent, contains excellent land, with an abundance of 
 very tine water, und capable of being proHtably cultivated. It is being rapidly settled 
 by un industrious and thrifty class of farmers, principally from the Western States. 
 The Boise and Tayette are also considered most desirable valleys, as tho land is 
 arable and of a supiiior character. Gold was first discovered in Idaho in 1852, on 
 the Pen D'Oreillo rivei', which, however, excited but little attention until the re- 
 nowned Oro Fino mines were discovered, in 1860, from which time a steady flow 
 of immigration has been directed towards that quarter. Camas Prairie, in the 
 northern portion of the Territory, is spoken of as being inferior to none other, 
 where extensive agricultural lands exist. The Territory is 400 miles long north 
 and south, by about 300 milles wide at its broadest part, and contains upwards of 
 80,000 square miles. The population is only 25,000. W'th the completion of 
 railroad lines through its interior, and when u general t acnvledge of its mineral 
 and other resources is imparted through the medium of it.< own merits, the Terri- 
 tory must become a populous and progressive empire. Each successive day pre- 
 sents her more favorably, which must result in a prosperity especially flattermg. 
 The capacity of its inexhaustible soil and its excellent climate for a wide range of 
 productions, must be admitted in face of the fact that cereals, vegetables and fruits 
 of every descripti}n are surpassed in no particular by any other quarter of the 
 dobe. Its latitud3 seems specially adapted to the culture of fruits, whose flavor 
 IS remarkable in its richness. The grazing lands are very rich in all varieties 
 of wild nutritious grasses, and the almost illimitable bench and mountain lands 
 present a very tempting bait for the stock raiser. We wish that our space would 
 permit a thorough discussion of every particular feature, since there are so many 
 that can be most favorably presented. The Territory also boasts of one of the 
 three greatest falls in possession of North America, the Shoshone, which makes an 
 unbroken descent of about 200 feet, and measuring more than 300 feet in width 
 in their narrowest part. It is also rich in miner'\l springs, whose curative proper- 
 ties for almost every disease that flesh is heir to, although not generally known, 
 are said to be a feature that must become an important factor in its development. 
 Timber is also plentiful, and many other advantages, with improved facilities, 
 must form the sequel which will be revealed in a glorious destiny. 
 
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 OASSIA COUNTY. 
 Bascom ft Robinson, gen mdse 
 COBS GHAS, att'y at law and post- 
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 Goodrich ft Co, flouring mills 
 
 Gray T M, physician and county assessor 
 
 Harrington J E. sheriff 
 
 Riblet F, county surveyor 
 
 Robison M G, county treasurer 
 
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 ALTURAS COUNTT. 
 
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 Davis Nelson, naloon 
 Drake Z N, saloon 
 V\'-?y C H, gen mdse 
 Kitts k Davis brewery 
 Myers Mrs W, hotel 
 Smith & Steadman, saloon 
 8path L, shoemaker 
 Swanholm H, gen mdse 
 
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 Clifton H, blacksmith 
 
 Elmira S M Go's mill and mines 
 
 Grant Donald, hotel 
 
 McDowell R M, groceries and clothing 
 
 Robertson D, gen rndbo 
 
 Stuck Geo &> Co, carpenters 
 
 Taylor S, saloon 
 
 Wilson J M, assayer 
 
 Blackfoot, 
 
 ONEIDA COUNTT. 
 
 Danilson A T, gen mdse 
 
 Danilson T T, postmaster, notary, gen 
 
 mdse, ferryman 
 Gairatt John, stock raiser 
 > High J N, attorney 
 Kirkpatrick W, stock raiser 
 Lawrence & Holmes, mining 
 Lewis W C, hotel 
 McTucker Jas, county assessor 
 Shoemaker J, justice of peace 
 Stevens Fred, stock raiser 
 Stout A T, stock raiser 
 Ward, Pray & Co, mining 
 Warren J, nvining :t i , n in 
 
 Watson John, sheriff .,7 A,:;u,n 
 
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 ADA COUNTT, 
 
 Is the county seat of Ada county and the 
 capital of the Territory, 450 miles north- 
 east of San Francisco, on the Boise river; 
 in early years it ^as a trading pr it of thd 
 Hudscji Bay Fui: Company and qui^e <1 
 rendezvous fot trappei^' ti^d , emigr»nti 
 who found their Wb> to' px&t stictioo. In 
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 steadily ever since, and the richness of its . 
 diggings and the fertility of its soil war- 
 rants the belief that its growth will be \ 
 permanent and steady. It is the site of 
 the penitentiary, has three newspaper. , '■ 
 telegraphic communication, and a popu- 
 lation of 2,000 souls. 
 
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 Ainsle Geo, member ol congress 
 
 Arnold Dr, dentist 
 
 Brayman M, governor of Idaho 
 
 Broadbent J B, jeweler 
 
 Brumback & Cohalan, attorneys at law 
 
 Buck N, U S attorney 
 
 Burdge W H, county treasurer 
 
 Bush J H, hotel 
 
 Chandler W H, surveyor general 
 
 Chase E S, marshal 
 
 Clark John, judge Ist district 
 
 CofHn & Co, hardware and ag'l im'ts 
 
 Coffin & Kennaly, hardware 
 
 Curry I B, photographer • ■ i 
 
 Curtis E J, attorney at law '-••(•'H 
 
 Curtis T J, if ;;''^' 
 
 Davis & Himrod, grocers "' j''. , ,. 
 
 Davis Levy, grocery. and bakery .J,'.,. 
 
 Dymoke J, sewing machines ! , '',' 
 
 Eastman H B, hotel ' '"'■ 
 
 Ensign F E, attorney at law 
 
 Falke D & Bro, gen mdse 
 
 First National Bank of Idaho, (J H 
 
 McCarty, president) 
 Gess & Co, meat market 
 Gray J S, notary, probate judge 
 Hart J H, bakery 
 Hasbrouck S, notary 
 Haabrouck & Leonard, gen mdse 
 Hatch J S, furniture 
 flp wthome N M, county clerk, recorder 
 
 and sup't schools 
 Huntoon John, Ter treasurer and cashier 
 
 national ban'i. 
 Huston & Gray, attorneys at law 
 Jacobs C, flour mill | 
 
 Jackson J H, blacksmith 
 Johnson £ Z, attorney at law 
 Kinsey H H, candy 
 Landiss *D, planing mill 
 Lawrence & Smith, saloon 
 Lemp Jolin, brewery 
 Leyerzapf Chas, gunsmith 
 Lonthan R & Co, gen mdse 
 Marston A J, bl'ksmith and wagonmaker 
 IvtcCarty J H, president 1st National 
 
 Bank of Idaho 
 McKay W W, physician 
 Miller J B, register land office 
 Morgan John T, judge second district 
 Neilley Wm, bop^ts and shpes 
 Nye W H tf, Co, dtuggistai 
 Oldham J B, Sheriff '. ll'T^ 
 
 Peffeflb M, birber ,<inim mi 
 
 Perkins S P, gen mdse ■•"'"'" 
 
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 Pefly P J, harness and saddlery 
 
 Perrault J, territorial controller and aup't 
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 Pinkham St Perrault, hardware 
 
 Finney Jas A & Co, books and stationery 
 
 Foe J W, district attorney first district 
 
 Pollard John, boots and shoes 
 
 POST TOHN A> postmaster 
 
 Pricki. t H £, judge first district 
 
 Reed R B & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Richardson A L, clerk second district 
 
 Rossi St Morris, lumber 
 
 Schwabacher St Co, sen mdse 
 
 Sidebothan R A, s jc y territory 
 
 Smith A, attorney at law 
 
 Smith E, phyucian 
 
 Sonna P, hardware 
 
 Speigel D, gen mdse 
 
 Squier H, clrrk first district 
 
 Steidel A, bootmaker 
 
 Stevens J L, physician 
 
 Stout Jas, receiver land office 
 
 Utah, Idaho and Oregon Stage Co, (Salis- 
 bury, Hailey & Co, proprietors) 
 
 Wright J B, druggist 
 
 Bonanza City, 
 
 LBViHI COUNTY. 
 
 Bennett St Co, gen mdse 
 Boggs & Shoup, gen mdsa 
 Bowden J W, blacksmith 
 Butters St Taylor, liquors 
 Clasby & Ho^le, liquors 
 Colvin & White, butchers 
 Watson Enos, saloon 
 
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 Church A G & Bros, lumbar 
 
 Cole J, painter 
 
 Cunie Thos, photographer 
 
 Duncan C, mason 
 
 Gibbs Jack, blacksmith 
 
 Harris J, cabinetmaker - . 
 
 Havird C C A Co, feed stabla ': 
 
 Horsely D, mason 
 
 Jones Richard, carpenter 
 
 Meffert C C, hotel and saloon 
 
 Mills R, painter 
 
 Murray David, butcher 
 
 Offord W H, saloon and grroery 
 
 iProphet R, bootmaker ' 
 
 WALDROK MARION F, gen mdse. 
 
 postmaster and agent W F & Co 
 Whittaker T, carpenter 
 Timms A, flouring mill , ,> 
 Tree J, boots and shoes 
 
 MARION F. WALDRON, 
 
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 MINERS' OUTFITS, 
 
 CENTERVILLE. IDAHO. 
 
 Central Ferry, 
 
 ONEIDA COUNTY, 
 
 Is located one mile from Blackfoot on 
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 Centreville, 
 
 BOISE COUNTY, 
 
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 Barston St Brines, blacksmith* 
 
 Bumes S, hotel 
 
 Clasby & Hogle, liquors 
 
 Deardon St Raiuey, iiquot* 
 
 Fisher S G, livery st^b^^ , 
 
 Hinstetter C, bootmaker 
 
 John W H, lawyer 
 
 Johnson St Onderdonk, lawyers 
 
 McNab & Co, livery stable ' 
 
 Murphy Mrs J R, hotel 
 
 Orcott W, liquorh ' 
 
 Park St Vader, hotel 
 
 Robinson T, lawyer 
 
 Sharp Geo L & Co, gen md^li .^ 
 
 Shilling & Sipple, batcfa«« 
 
 Starrs P, gen mdse 
 
 Tchirtchirki & Scott, liquors 
 
 Tulles B, gen mdse 
 
 Van Camp J H, notary and juatdat 
 
 Watkina & Co, gen mdse i i:;i!i 
 
 Wood J D, gen mdse and postouMitor i,! 
 
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 Cherry Creek, 
 
 ONEIDA COUNTY. 
 
 DUDLEY JOS W, postmaster 
 Jardine Jas, weaver 
 Jones John D, musician 
 Tovey Daniel, stone mason 
 
 Clearwater, 
 
 NEZ PERCES COUNTY. 
 Clendenning J & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Clifton, 
 
 ONEIDA COUNTY, 
 
 Is six miles from Battle Creek station on 
 U. and N. R. E., and depends on agricul- 
 tural interests for its support. Has a 
 population of 200. 
 
 DIXON HAI,VEY, gen mdse and 
 
 postmaster 
 Howell H N, county sup't schools 
 Marter Wm, butcher 
 Vanluvan R, shoemaker 
 
 Co'eur D'Alene, 
 
 KOOTENAI COUNTY. 
 (A Military Post.) 
 Kober Geo M, physician 
 Wheaton Gen Frank, commander post 
 Yeaton M, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 DwiCity. 
 
 Cox & Carter, gen mdse 
 Kellogg J E, liquors 
 Kennedy W, liquors 
 I afeu C, gen mdse 
 La Pier Frank, butcher 
 Morris & Jackson, liquors 
 Oliver Wm, postmaster 
 Webster & Chadwick, gen mdse 
 
 Eagle Rock, 
 
 ONEIDA 'BOUNTY. 
 
 Anderson Jno C gen mdse and notary 
 
 pub'ic 
 Bud' Orville, stock raiser 
 Chamberlain D F, restaurant and saloon 
 Ponaldson I R, express agent 
 flash A J, blacksmith 
 HEALD ISRAEL, postmaster 
 Heath Geo F, stock raiser 
 Higham Chas, stock raiser 
 Idaho Snake River Gold Mining Co | 
 
 Kelley Peter, market gardener 
 
 Martin C G, stock raiser 
 
 Oneida Salt Works depot, J C Anderson 
 
 agent 
 Ostram I P, miner 
 Pace Jas S, hotel 
 
 Saveer Caspar, stock raiser and dairy 
 Snake River Water Co, J C Anderson 
 
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 Taylor Sam F, stock raiser 
 Wright Thos W, stock raiser 
 
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 Giles M, hotel 
 
 Grosteiu & Binuanl, gen mdse 
 Lowenberg & Bros, gen mdse 
 Wolf Harry, saloon 
 
 Falk's Store, 
 
 ADA COUNTY. 
 
 Butler J W, blacksmith 
 Falk D & Bro, gen mdse 
 Goodrich David, hotel 
 G rover W'.n, shoemaker 
 LENTITfiE C H, postmaster 
 
 Fish Haven, 
 
 BEAR LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Gardner Geo, cabinetmaker 
 Pope Robert, gen mdse 
 Shirley Thos C, blacksmith 
 Shirley Wm H, painter 
 STOCK JOHN, gen mdse and post- 
 master 
 
 Florence, 
 
 IDAHO COUNTY. 
 
 Carey John, hotel 
 Chamberlain J B, meat market 
 Clark Thomas, liquors 
 Rhoads T J, geu mdse 
 
 Fort Lemhi, 
 
 LEMHI COUNTY. 
 Hackinsmith J H, hotel and blacksmith 
 
 Franklin, 
 
 ONEIDA COUNTY, 
 
 Is distinguished by its being the first 
 town located in the Territorj', and has a 
 population of 600. It is on the line of 
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 Franklin Co-operative Store, dry goods, 
 
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 Hadlock 0, blacksmith 
 Mecham L C, justice of the peace 
 Nash Isaac B, blacksmith 
 STALKER A B, postmaster and dry 
 
 goods, etc 
 Sumbury C J, blacksmith 
 Webster W L, dry goods, etc- 
 Mathison N, saloon 
 McKay Jas, liquors 
 Mitchell & Co, blacksmiths 
 Myer & Smith, drugs and assayers 
 O'Donell & Wagner, meat market 
 b'lcUy & Blackman, livery 
 Sti ekle Mrs D C, hotel 
 Vigier Isidor, sploon 
 
 Genesee City, 
 
 NEZ PERCE8 COUNTY. 
 
 Ashworth Geo, saloon and hotel 
 Grostein R, gen mdse 
 Jameson Geo, blacksmith 
 Levy A, postmaster 
 Wells W J, blacksmith 
 
 this place, which is 16 miles from Idaho 
 City. 
 
 Danskin Bros, gen mdse and miners 
 
 Horseshoe Bend, 
 
 Clark H H, postmaster 
 
 Gentile Valley, 
 
 ONEIDA COUNTY. 
 GULLEN P. postmaster and gen mdse 
 
 Gibbonsville, 
 
 i ^.MHI COUNTY. 
 
 Barf 'i.»i J, notary public 
 
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 Fahey J, o'af.lT. gen mdse 
 Fancy & *.<', ; a mdsp 
 Piersou D J, saloon 
 
 ?CANLIN JNO, postmaster 
 ingley & Co, quartz mill 
 
 Goose Creek, 
 
 OWYHEE COUNTY. 
 Wilson & Cleveland, gen mdse 
 
 Idaho City, 
 
 BOISE COUNTY, 
 
 Was incoi-porated in 1864; is the 
 county seat, and distant from Boise City, 
 the Territorial capital, 36 miles in a 
 northeasteily direction. There are 
 daily stages connecting it with Winno- 
 mucca, on the Central Pacific Railroad, 
 and Umatilla, Oregon, on the Columbia 
 River, passing through Boise City. Tt 
 is the second city in size as well as in 
 commercial importance of the Territory, 
 and its location is decidedly superior, 
 having gold and silver bearing lodes, be- 
 sides an extensive agricultural and graz- 
 ing district to maintain its supremacy. 
 There are several warm springs in the 
 vicinity of the place and are the source 
 of much pleasure and health to the resi- 
 dents who bathe in and drink of their 
 waters. 
 
 It is a prosperous and thriving place, 
 having a population of 1,000 or more. 
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 and a good school. 
 
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 BOISE COUNTY. 
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 Barry E W & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Brown J W, notary and atty 
 
 Butler Gilbert, surveyor and mining en- 
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 Cave J, blacksmith 
 
 Coffin & Kennaly, hardware 
 
 Cowen J, blacksmith 
 
 Danskin J M, sherifi' 
 
 Emery J B, dry goods 
 
 Ensign F E, atty at law 
 
 Friedinger H, cigars and tobacco 
 
 Fulmer Ed, gexi mdse 
 
 Harley John, blacksmith 
 
 Hart T S, probate judge 
 
 Hang N, liquors 
 
 Hawley J H, atty 
 
 Houston & Gray, attys at law 
 
 "IDAHO World," (Heman & 
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 Johnson Oscar, barber 
 
 Kingsley C S, atty at law 
 
 Kroeber F W, agt Boise county bank 
 
 Luney M G, hotel 
 
 Lyons Thos, county coroner 
 
 Mautz C, boots and shoes 
 
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 Meyer & Smith, drugs and varieties 
 
 McClintock D, livery 
 
 Mentz Wm, shoemaker 
 
 Miller P & Co, liquors 
 
 Orchard A, assessor and tax collector 
 
 Phillips J, hamessmaker 
 
 Sichards G W, county clerk, recorder, 
 
 auditor and supt of schools 
 Sothwell Wm J, physician and surgeon 
 Ruhle H, gen mdse 
 SILSBT S C> postmaster, books and 
 
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 Smith I, county treasurer and druggist 
 Tincher & Holland, liquors 
 Zipf H, physician 
 
 Indian Valle 
 
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 Denny Sam'l R, county assessor ant 
 lector 
 
 Gray Jas P, sheriff 
 
 Hart Iredell M, county auditor, recor- 
 der and clerk 
 
 Jeffreys Thos M, county treasurer 
 
 Underwood Thos C, probate judge 
 
 Wilkerson J V, postmaster 
 
 Portland It is connected vrith points 
 on the Columbia River and the C. P. 
 Railroad by a line of stages, which run 
 regularly and carry the U. S. mails and 
 Wells, Pargo & Co. 's express. The coun- 
 try surrounding it is beautifully located, 
 and rich agriculturally, and will at some 
 period, not very remote, be a source of 
 great revenue and give employment to a 
 large population. The town contains 
 about 700 inhabitants, and as soon as 
 the Indian question concerning the right 
 to certain franchises under treaty of the 
 government are settled, it will no doubt 
 become a city of great importance. 
 
 John Day's Creek, 
 
 IDAHO COUNTY. 
 Clary Philip, gen mdse 
 
 Junction, 
 
 LEMHI COUNTY. 
 
 Bush John, sawmill 
 
 STEPHENSON A M, postmaster and 
 hotel 
 
 Lapwai, 
 
 NBZ PERCE8 COUNTY. 
 
 Ashford — , physician 
 
 Loewenberg B, postmaster, gen mdse 
 
 Warner C D, Indian agent 
 
 Leesburgf, 
 
 Wood J D, grocer and postmaster 
 
 Lewiston, 
 
 NEZ PERCES COUNTY, 
 
 Is a county seat lying at the head of 
 navigation on the Snake River, 90 miles 
 northwest of Walla Walla, Washington 
 Territory, and about 400 miles above 
 
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 Adams H O, atty at law and notary 
 
 Alexander J 
 
 Baird Ezra, sheriff 
 
 Baldwin J C, gen mdse 
 
 Billings T S, harness maker 
 
 Binnard A, county treasurer 
 
 Bittner August, hotel 
 
 Bonner Joseph J, paints, oils, etc 
 
 Brearly John, assayer and banker 
 
 Bunker & Squires, liquors 
 
 Bunnell C C, hardware, stoves and 
 
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 Clark John, dist judge first judicial dist 
 Coburn & Co, butchers 
 Damas A, gen mdse 
 Denny J W, liquors 
 Gage J ames, gen mdse 
 GaFe H J, liquors , 
 
 Gilman A A, liquors i > 
 
 Glass Geo, bo ^tmaker 
 Grostein & Binnard, gen mdse 
 Holbrook N B, livery stable 
 Howe J M, reg U S land oflSce and atty at 
 
 law 
 Hudson Thos, county auditor, recorder 
 
 and supt of schools 
 Leland A, atty at law 
 Leland & Son, pubs "The Teller" 
 Loewenberg Bros, gen mdse 
 McGrane Jas, bakery and restaurant 
 McGregor A, druggist and postmaster 
 Menomy J B, carpenter 
 Monroe Richard J, receiver U S land 
 
 office 
 Moxley J Q, drugs 
 Noland & Caldwell, livery 
 Northnip J W, county assessor 
 Poe J W, dist atty 
 Rand Jasper, atty at law 
 Rue Andrew, hairdresser 
 Saux Raymond, hotel 
 Silcott J M, Clearwater a,nd Snake river 
 
 ferries. 
 Spalding E E, jeweler • ' 
 
 Stainton H W, physician . : ' 
 
 Stevens J P, restaurant j 
 
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 Vincent Joseph K, auctioneer and city 
 
 marshal 
 Volbner J P & Co, gen mdse and bankers 
 Warner D J, probate judge 
 Weis^rber Bros, brewery 
 Wiggins L, wagon maker i;',' ,, ^' '^ . 
 Williams M M, ni.iwrighc iuid f<im: 
 
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 Wintsch Conrad, groceries 
 Yane Joe R, blacksmith 
 
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 Overacken Wm, postmaster 
 Wells J, blacksmith 
 
 Malad City, 
 
 ONEIDA COUNTY, 
 
 Is the county seat, has daily mails via 
 Utah Northern Railroad and stage line, 
 is distant from Ogdeu 161 miles, 35 of 
 which is staging. 
 
 Crawford W, dist atty 
 
 Davis E J & Co, lumber 
 
 Forrest Thos, county coroner 
 
 Evans H R, county surveyor 
 
 Howell H N, supt of schools 
 
 Jones C P, boots and shoes 
 
 Jones L L, tailor 
 
 Jones W H, county treasurer 
 
 Lewis Jno, county commissioner 
 
 McTucker James, cOunty assessor 
 
 Mendleaohn D, gen mdse 
 
 Morgan J W, gen mdse and probate 
 judge ; 
 
 Oley G, blacksmith 
 
 Thews W B, county clerk 
 
 Vanderwood A W, gen mdse 
 
 Waddell Jones & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Watson Jno S, sheriff 
 
 White B E, salt manuf and county re- 
 corder 
 
 Williams J, blacksmith 
 
 Z C M I, flouring mills 
 
 Marsh Basin, 
 
 OWYHEE C50UNTY. ' 
 
 Bascom k Robbison, gen mdse ; 
 
 Burstrom A, miller I 
 
 COBB GHAS,' atty at law an^ pogtpfi»(i-j 
 
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 Goodrich Jairies, millbir • , ,' ''^¥- ^," ' 
 Gray Tl^: physician ^ ":r'^r'"'Tw; i 
 Parker Chas, sohobl te^cheir 
 
 Middleton, 
 
 ADA OOUNTT. 
 
 Cumick S, carpenter 
 Lee Chas E, physician . ; 
 
 Leggett Geo, hotel 
 Lucht £ E, liquors 
 
 Martmen D, blacksmith , 
 
 Packard & Foote, flouring mil!'> 
 Shamnald Edward, gen mdse and post- 
 master 
 
 Montpelier, 
 
 BEAR LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Bowen Wm, browery 
 
 Jones J, blacksmith 
 
 Montpelicr Co-operative Store, general 
 
 merchandise 
 OSBOBN B» postmaster, hotel, livery 
 
 stable 
 
 Moscow, 
 
 NEZ PERCES COUNTY; 
 
 Blake H B, physician 
 Craig T J, druggist 
 Frye A J, postmaster 
 Lienallen A A, gen mdse 
 McConell W J, gen mdse- 
 Reeder J W, physician 
 
 
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 ALTURAS COUNTY. 
 
 Campbell D J, asst postmaster 
 Clyde F J, postmaster 
 
 Mount Idaho, 
 
 IDAHO COUNTY. 
 Allen &; McKibbin, blacksmith i :>, >r>; 
 Auchinvole J N, saloon i'.iiuB' 
 
 Brown H C, gen mdse , '• i^;;!i roil 
 Brown L P, hotel ,.'! ,( ^+fi!i>1 
 
 Buchanan James, boots and shoes < 
 Denny J, varieties ' 
 
 Grostein & Binnard, gen m48e 
 Hearthing J & A, painters 
 Morris J B, drugs 
 Oliver F, blacksmith 
 Volmer J P & Co, gen mdse .M 
 
 
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 Fancher W M, restaurant 
 
 Gruwell M L, stock raiser 
 
 Harkness H 0, stock raiser 
 
 HOBSON A IT, gen mdsc, produce and 
 
 postmaster 
 Jenkins Thos, hotel 
 Stringer J H, dry goods and groceries 
 Watson J S, sheriff 
 West P C, agt U & N R R and assayer 
 
 Oxford, 
 
 ONEIDA COUNTY, 
 Is an agricultural town, containing a 
 population of 500 soula; is situated 4 
 miles from Swan Lake, a station on the 
 Utah and Northern Railway, where the 
 United States Land and Government 
 Printing Offices are located. 
 
 Bennett H M, atty at law 
 Crawford & Fisher, atty at law 
 Drake Isaac, physician and surgeon 
 Finney W A, hotel 
 Fisher W F, gen mdse 
 Harkness & Phelan, gen mdse 
 Harris John F, blacksmith 
 
 IDAHO ENTERPRISE, J A Straight 
 
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 Kohen & Hurst, liquors 
 PHELAN T W, postmaster • 
 Richardson S, constable 
 Rowell Wm, furniture 
 STRAIOHT J A. propr "Idaho En 
 
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 Timoney E McB, atty at law 
 Wyman Wm, boot and shoemaker 
 
 Paris, 
 
 BEAR LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Austin E N, county surveyor 
 
 Co-operative Institution, gen mdse, tan- 
 nery, and manufrs boots and shoes, 
 and lumber 
 
 Floyd L, county coroner 
 
 HOOE W> postmaster and lumber 
 
 Horsley T W, gen mdse 
 
 Hunt L B, assessor 
 
 Osmond Geo, probate judge 
 
 RICH J C, county recorder and auditor 
 
 Stucki J U, county treasurer 
 
 Union Dairy Co.manufrs cheese & butter 
 
 Wallantine Christian, sheriflf 
 
 Williams E A, blacksmith 
 
 Wooley Bros, furniture and wagons 
 
 Fayette Store. 
 
 ADA COUNTY. 
 Baker E M, hotel 
 Oroves Wm, shoemaker 
 
 Jennings P, blacksmith 
 McFarliiiid A J, gen mdse 
 Wilson A, hotel 
 Gindroff Frank, hardware 
 Hepburn Jno, liquors 
 Kinney & McCall, saloon 
 Levinson & Co, gen mdse 
 Millenovich & Bro, saloon 
 Patricks (ireo H, blacksmith 
 Pfeiffer A & J, gen mdse 
 Reese David, saloon 
 
 Pierce City, 
 
 SHOSHONE COUNTY. 
 
 Frazier D M, gen mdse 
 Lowenberg Bros, gen mdso 
 Swendson C, hotel 
 
 Pioneer City, 
 
 BOISE COUNTY. 
 
 Madigan & Kennedy, gen mdse 
 Wilson Benj, water, mining and milling 
 company 
 
 Placerville, 
 
 BOISE COUNTY. 
 
 Carvan A J, barber 
 Cathcart M, boots and shoes 
 Davidson J W, hotel 
 Donovan D, liquors 
 Fuld L, gen mdse 
 Kohny Chas, saloon 
 Martin C, blacksmith 
 
 Pleasant Valley, 
 
 ONEIDA COUNTY. 
 Harkness L A, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Quartzburgh, 
 
 BOISE COUNTY. 
 Backle Geo, liquors and postmaster 
 
 Rock Creek, 
 
 OWYHEE COUNTY. 
 
 Dill Wm, hotel 
 
 STRICKER HERMAN, postmaster 
 Strieker Herman ft Co, gen mdse 
 AValgomott C S & Co, gen mdse 
 
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 ALrllABETICALLV. 
 
 Hocky Bar, 
 
 ALTURAS COUNTY, 
 
 Is a place of 500 inhabitants, pleasantly 
 situated at the junction of Bear and 
 Steel creeks, and is 100 miles east of 
 Boise City. It has stage connection 
 with Winneniucca, on the C. P. K. If, 
 via Boise City. 
 
 Anderson Simm, county coroner 
 
 Anderson V S, lawyer 
 
 Andrawatha John, justice of the peace 
 
 Callahan W P, county auditor and re- 
 corder, and gen mdse 
 
 Campbell M, sheriff 
 
 Clark Geo, carpenter ,-,',- 
 
 Clyde Jas, county assessor 
 
 Dannels Mrs 0, hotel 
 
 DILLEY S B> probate judge 
 
 Dittoe Louis H, county assessor 
 
 Hall E B, gen mdse 
 
 Lockman & Van Scort, meat market 
 
 McCabe Robt, blacksmith 
 
 Meyer Mrs A L, postmistress 
 
 Mulalley Wm, liquors 
 
 Newcomfer S, hotel and justice peace 
 
 Pfieffer A & J, gen mdse 
 
 Rollins Frank M, mining sup't 
 
 Scribner S, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 Settle Capt F, mine and mill owner 
 
 Sidebotham K A, lawyer and territorial 
 attorney 
 
 Spencer Wm, blacksmith 
 
 Swanholm H, gen mdse 
 
 Vincent Frank, cabinetmaker 
 
 Winkleback John, liquors and county 
 treasurer 
 
 Ross Fork, 
 
 ONEIDA COUNTY. 
 Shilling W H, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 St. Charles, 
 
 BEAR LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Feaster F, turner and cabinetmaker 
 Hutchensen D L, contractor and builder 
 St Charles Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 St Charles Lumber Co 
 
 Salmon City, 
 
 LEMHI COUNTY, 
 
 Is 200 miles northeast of Boise City 
 and is reached via Utah Northern Rail 
 road and connecting stage lines. 
 
 Amonson k McFherson, bootmakers 
 Andrews NJI, gen mdse 
 
 Bcatty E T, att'y at law 
 
 Birch & Lavis, sawmill 
 
 Casey James, livery stable 
 
 Criderman E W, painter 
 
 Crydermun & Co, sawmill 
 
 Duulap R, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 E<iwar(ls E S, hotel 
 
 Hogan John, county auditor, recorder, 
 ck'.rk and sup't of schools 
 
 Jeanjaquet & Stevens, blacksmiths 
 
 Manasco C W, county assessor and col- 
 lector 
 
 McPlierson M M, county treasurer 
 
 Martinalley James, liquors and cigars 
 
 Minert Eli, tinware 
 
 Pope Thos, liquors 
 
 Shoup Geo L & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Spahn M O, brewery 
 
 Heel John, meat market 
 
 Wentz & Finster, livery stable 
 
 Willis & Wheeler, liquors and cigars 
 
 Wood Chas A, att'y at law 
 
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 O'Conner M, gen mdse 
 Webster A V, hotel 
 
 Silver City, 
 
 OWYHEE COUNTY, 
 
 Is the county seat and quite a thriving 
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 give employment to quite a number of 
 men. It is reached by stages connect- 
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 Anderson S T, hotel 
 "AVALANCHE," J S Hay propr 
 Belknap D B, physician and county cor- 
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 Bigelow W D, gen mdse 
 Brooks Anthony, gen mdse 
 Brown J H, grocers 
 Bumzell Fred, gen mdse and hotel 
 Davis B M, blacksmith 
 Denning M, butcher 
 Dewey W H, liquors 
 French Q A, liquors 
 Graham E, gen mdse 
 Grete John, liquors and hotel 
 Hallenbeck John, grain merchant 
 Hardiman Wm, gen mdse 
 
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 Harley W S, county assessor and tax 
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 HAY J S, propr "Avalanche" 
 
 Hayes Upham & Co, mining mill 
 
 Huidelberger S, papers and stationery 
 
 Hess H, restaurant 
 
 Hunt F M, liquors 
 
 Johnson J C, ooots and shoes 
 
 Johnson R Z, attorney at law 
 
 Jones & Adams, carpenters and fumi 
 ture 
 
 Joues Thos, sheriff 
 
 Lee Song, druggist 
 
 Lend H, tailor 
 
 Leonard S T, mining mill 
 
 Leslie H E, photographer 
 
 Lessman Frank, boots and shoes 
 
 Lynam Jas, county clerk, recorder, au- 
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 Martia Henry, attorney at law 
 
 McGregor & St Clair, foundry 
 
 Miller & Hoffer, butchers 
 
 Miller Mrs L, restaurant 
 
 Moody W, agent W F & Co Express 
 
 MOOaE E H> stationery and variety 
 store, postmaster 
 
 Newsom G W, dentist 
 
 Nugent E, attorney at law 
 
 Oberdorfer Morris, gen mdse 
 
 Orr & McDonald, livery 
 
 Peters A W, physician 
 
 Pinkham & Shea, livery 
 
 Kanseller B, boots and shoes 
 
 Regan Bros, hotel 
 
 Rupert J A, druggist and assayer 
 
 Scales & Wagner, mill men 
 
 Seals W A J, tailor 
 
 Simondi A L, banker and assayer 
 
 Smith S T N, druggist and jeweler 
 
 Stucker Allen, blacksmith and wagon 
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 Sumnifcrcamp W F, liquors and brewery 
 
 Trask J N, assayer 
 
 Tutt P A, county treasurer 
 
 Upham John, carpenter 
 
 Wickersham J H, probate judge 
 
 Weeks R H, stoves and tinware 
 
 Williams W V, liquors 
 
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 Soda Springs, 
 
 ONEIDA COUNTY. 
 
 Anderson Niels, blacksmith 
 Bowman James, painter, 
 Horsley H, hotel 
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 Raymond C 6, sawmill 
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 Weaver W, saloon 
 
 Williams E T, hotel 
 
 Winschell W, brewery 
 
 Zion Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 
 Thurman's Mills, 
 
 ADA COUNTY. 
 
 Davis John, saloon 
 Jeffreys T M, deputy postmaster 
 Jeffreys J &, Co, gen mdse 
 Morehead & Cleaver, flour mill 
 Smith John, hotel 
 
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 TKD&MAN W L, postmaster, flour 
 
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 saddlery 
 
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 IDAHO COUNTY. 
 
 In a rich mineral district, 473 miles from 
 Winnemucca, Nevada, is reached by stage 
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 Church G, hotel 
 
 Clark Thos, liquors 
 
 Croasdale & Williams, meat market 
 
 Freedenrich A, postmaster and gen mdse 
 
 Grostein & Binnard, gen mdse 
 
 Kelly & Dyer, blacksmiths 
 
 Sanderson A H, justice of peace 
 
 Storens M, gen mdse 
 
 Willey N B, attorney at law 
 
 Weiser, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY. 
 Urddle Wm, blacksmith 
 
 Weiser Bridge, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY. 
 
 Cady Jno, saw and grist mill 
 Cleaver & Morehead, grist mill 
 JEFFREYS S M, postmaster 
 
 Weston, 
 
 ON£IDA COUNTY. 
 
 Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 
 Gill W; machinist 
 
 Hoopes & Warner, boots and shoea 
 
 Jesperson , flour mill 
 
 McCullough H, mason, limekilnt iuiuj^. 
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 Coffin & Co, 
 Wooley Bros & Rich, 
 
 Boise Cit^ 
 Pans 
 
 ASSAYERS. 
 
 Bearley John, 
 Wilson J M, 
 West P C, 
 Myer & SImith, 
 Rupert J A, 
 Simondi A L, 
 Trask J N, 
 
 Lewiston 
 
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 Oneida 
 
 Placerville 
 
 Silver City 
 
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 High J N, 
 Brumback & Cohalan, 
 
 Curtis E J, 
 
 Ensign F E, ' ; 
 
 Huston & Gray, 
 Johnson R Z, 
 Smith A, 
 
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 Johnson & Onderdonk.^ ^ . 
 Robinson T, "" ' 
 
 Ainslie Geo, 
 Brown Jonas W, 
 Ensign P B, 
 Houston & Gray, 
 KingsleyCS, 
 Adanis HO, 
 Howe J M, 
 Lcland A, 
 Poe James W, 
 Rand Jasper, 
 Cobb Chaa, 
 Bennett H M, 
 Crawford & Fisher 
 Timoney B McE, 
 Anderson V S, 
 Sidebotham R A, 
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 Wood'Chas A, ,1*1 
 
 .>rjhnsoi R Z, .1. 
 
 Martin Henry, 
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 Vincent Joseph K, Lewiston 
 
 BAKERIES. 
 
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 McGrane Jas, 
 
 BANKS AND BANKERS. 
 
 First National Bank of Idaho, (J H Mo 
 
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 Boise County Bank, (F W Kroeber agt), 
 
 Brearley John, 
 VoUmer John P &Co, 
 Simondi A L, 
 
 Idalio City 
 Lewiston 
 
 Silver City 
 
 BARBERS. 
 
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 BATHS. 
 
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 BLACKSMITHS. 
 
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 Weldon & Snodgrass, 
 
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 Clifton H, 
 
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 Jackson J H, 
 
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 Marstone A J, 
 
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 Gibbs Jack, 
 
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 Prophet R, 
 
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 Challis 
 
 Hash A J, 
 
 E^le Rock 
 
 Butler J W, 
 
 Falk's Store 
 
 Shirley Thos C, 
 
 Fish Haven 
 
 Hackinsmith J H, 
 
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 Hadlock C, 
 
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 Nash Isaac R, 
 
 
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 Yane Joe R, 
 Wells J, 
 Oley G, 
 Martmcn D, 
 Jones J, 
 
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 Oliver F, 
 Harris John P, 
 Williams E A, 
 Jennings 1', 
 Martin C, 
 Mitchell & Co, 
 McCabe Robt, 
 Spencer Win, 
 Herrington & Stahl, 
 Jeanjaquet & Eussell, 
 Jeanjaquet & Stevens, 
 Davis B M, 
 Stucker Allen, 
 Anderson Niels, 
 
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 Marston A J, Boise City 
 
 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 
 
 Pinney Jas A & Co, 
 Silsby S C , 
 Moore E H, 
 
 Boise City 
 Idaho City 
 Silver City 
 
 BOOT MAKERS. 
 
 (See also Boots and Shoes.) 
 
 Spath L, Atlanta 
 
 Steidel A, Boise City 
 
 Brossou Jos, Contreville 
 
 Hinstetter C, Challis 
 
 Vanluvan R, Clifton 
 
 Grover Wm, Falk's Store 
 
 Mentz Wm, Idaho City 
 
 Wyman Wm, Oxford 
 
 Groves Wm, Payette Store 
 
 Amonaon &, McPherson, Salmon City 
 
 BOOTS AND SHOES. 
 
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 Neilley Wm, Boise City 
 Pollard Jno, 
 
 Tree J, Centreville 
 
 Mantz C, Idaho City 
 
 Jones P, Malad City 
 
 Buchanan Jas, Mount Idaho 
 
 Co-operative Store, (manufrs), Paris 
 
 Cathoart M, Placerville 
 
 Johnson J C, 
 Lessman Frank, 
 Ranscller B, 
 Hoopes & Warner, 
 
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 Kitts &, Davis, 
 Harby Jas, 
 Kemp John, 
 Weisgerber Bros, 
 Bowen Wm, 
 Spahn M 0, 
 Fullhart Lewis, 
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 Wiuschell W, 
 
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 Bannack City 
 
 Boise City 
 
 Lewiston 
 
 Montpelier 
 
 Salmon City 
 
 Silver Star 
 
 Silver City 
 
 Soda Springs 
 
 CABINET MAKERS. 
 
 Harris J, 
 Gardner Geo, 
 Vincent Frank, 
 Feaster F, (turner), 
 
 Centreville 
 
 Fish Haven 
 
 Rocky Bar 
 
 fit Charles 
 
 CITY OFFICERS. 
 
 Chan E S, city marshal, Boise City 
 
 Chase E S, city marshal, " 
 
 Vincent Jos K, city marshal, Lewiston 
 
 CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 
 
 Freidinger H, Idaho City 
 
 CLOTHING. 
 
 McDowell R M, 
 
 Banner 
 
 CONFECTIONERY. 
 
 Kinsey H H, Boise City 
 
 CONSTABLES. 
 
 Richardson S, Oxford 
 
 CONTRACTORS AND BUILD- 
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 stuck Geo & Co, 
 Capener W, 
 Duncan C, imason), 
 Horsely D, (mason), 
 Jones Richard, 
 Whittaker T, 
 Cox & Carter, 
 Menomy J B, 
 Clark Geo, 
 Hutchensen D L, 
 Jones & Adams, 
 Upham Jno, 
 Suhrke L, 
 McCullough H, (mason), 
 
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 Clark John, judge 1st dist, Boise City 
 Curtis T J, probate judge, " 
 
 Oldham J B, sheriff, " 
 
 Hawthorne N M, county clerk, re- 
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 Burdge W H, county treasurer, 
 
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 BILLEY SB, probate judge, Rocky Bar 
 
 Campbell Mel, sheriff, 
 
 Wiukelbach John, county treasurer, 
 
 Callahan W P, auditor and recorder. 
 
 Dittoe Louis H, assessor, 
 
 Anderson Sim, coroner, 
 
 BEAR LAKE C0T7NTT. 
 
 Osmond Geo, probate jud^e, Paris 
 Wallantine Christian, sheriff, *' 
 
 iStucki J U, county treasurer, •' 
 
 RICH J. C, county recorder and au- 
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 Hunt L B, assessor, " 
 Austin E N, surveyor, " 
 Floyd L, coroner, " 
 
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 Hart T S, probate judge, Idaho City 
 
 Danskin J W C, sheriff, 
 
 Smith J, county treasurer, 
 
 Richards G W, county clerk, recorder, 
 
 auditor and sup't schools, 
 Orchard A, assessor and collector, 
 Hawley J H, attorney 2d dist, 
 Lyons Thos, coroner, 
 
 CASSIA COTJNTT. 
 
 Harrington J E, sheriff, 
 Robison M G, county treasurer, 
 Gray T M, county assessor, 
 Riblett F, county surveyor, 
 
 LEMHI COTJNTT. 
 
 Wood Chaa A, probate judge^ 
 
 Salmon City 
 Young Samuel, sheriff, " 
 
 Hogan Jno, county auditor, re- 
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 McPherson M M, county treasurer, " 
 Manasco C W, county assessor and 
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 Clark John, dist judge, Lewiston 
 
 Warner D J, probate judge^ 
 Baird Ezra, sheriff, 
 Hudson Thos, county auditor, re- 
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 Poe J W, district attorney, 
 Bbnard A, county treasurer, 
 Morthap J W, county auessor. 
 
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 Morgan J W, probate judge, Malad Oity 
 Watson John S, county sheriff, 
 White B F, county recorder. 
 Thews W B, county clerk, 
 Crawford W, district attorney, 
 Jones W H, county treasurer, 
 McTucker Jas, county a&sessor, " 
 Howell H N, sup't schools, Clifton 
 
 Evans H R, county surveyor, Malad City 
 Forrest Thos, county coroner, " 
 
 OWTHEE COTJNTT. 
 
 Wickersham J H, probate judge. 
 
 Silver City 
 Jones Thos, sheriff, " 
 
 Lynam Jas, county clerk, recorder, 
 
 auditor and sup't schools, " 
 
 Tutt P A, county treasurer, " 
 
 Harley WS, county assessor and col- 
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 Belknap D H, coroner, 
 
 WASHINQTON COTJNTT. 
 
 Underwood Thos C, probate judge, 
 
 Indian Valley 
 Gray James P, sheriff, ■ " 
 
 Hart Iredell M, auditor, recorder 
 
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 Jeffreys Thos M, treasurer, " 
 
 Denney Saml R, assessor and tax col- 
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 DENTISTS. 
 
 Arnold Dr, Boise City 
 
 Newsom G W, Silver City 
 
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 Wright J B, 
 Meyer & Smith, 
 Smith J, 
 McGregor A, 
 Moxley J Q, 
 Craig T J, 
 Morris J B, 
 Myer & Smith, 
 Mellon L G, 
 Lee Song, 
 Rupert J A, 
 Smith S T N, 
 
 Boise City 
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 Lewiston 
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 Moscow 
 Mount Idaho 
 
 Placerville 
 Salmon Falls 
 
 Silver City 
 
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 Webster W L, 
 Emery J B, 
 
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 Silver City 
 
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 Packard & Foote, 
 
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 Cady Jno, (grist), 
 
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 FOUNDRY. 
 
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 Boise City 
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 Centreville 
 
 Malad City 
 
 Marsh Basin 
 
 Middleton 
 
 Paris 
 
 Thurman's Mills 
 
 Thurman's Mills 
 
 Weiser Bridge 
 
 Weston 
 
 Silver City 
 
 FURNITURE. 
 
 Hatch J S, 
 Williams M U, 
 Rowell Wm, 
 Wooley Bros & Rich, 
 Jon^ & Adams, 
 
 Boise City 
 
 ' y 1 i U Lewiston 
 
 Oxford 
 
 Paris 
 
 Silyer City 
 
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 Bixby J L, 
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 Swanholm — , 
 Robertson D, 
 Danilsoh A T, 
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 Falke D &, Bro, 
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 Atlanta 
 
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 Perkins S P, 
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 Sharp George L ft Co, 
 
 Starrs P, 
 
 Tulles B, 
 
 WatkinsftCo, ■ 'JT.r.A, 
 
 Wood J D, 
 
 Clendenning J ft Co^ 
 
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 Yeaton C M, 
 
 Cox ft Carter, 
 
 Lafen C, 
 
 Webster ft Chadwick, 
 
 Anderson Jno C, 
 
 Grostein ft Binnard, 
 
 Lowenberg ft Bros, 
 
 FalkDftBro, 
 
 Pope Rober t, 
 
 STOCK JOHN, 
 
 Rhoads T J, 
 
 Franklin Co-operative Store, 
 
 Clearwater 
 
 aifton 
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 Co'enr D'Alene 
 
 DwiCity 
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 Eagle Bock 
 
 , Elk City 
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 P«lk'8 Store 
 Fish Haven 
 
 Florence 
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 Jotm Day's Creek 
 
 lApwai 
 
 Lewiston' 
 
 Gros tein U, Genesee City 
 
 CTJLLEN F, Qentile Valley 
 
 Fahey Jeremiah, Gibbonsville 
 
 Faney ft Co, " 
 
 Wilson ft Cleveland, Goose Creek 
 
 Danskin Bros, Granite Creek 
 
 Barry E W ft Co, Idaho City 
 
 FulmerEd, " 
 
 Ruble H, 
 
 SilsbySC, 
 
 Swinn J P, 
 
 Clary Philip, 
 
 Lowenberg B, 
 
 Baldwin J C, 
 
 Damas A, 
 
 Gage James, 
 
 Grostein ft Binnard, 
 
 Loewenberg Bros, 
 
 VolmerJP, 
 
 Mendlesohn D, 
 
 Morgan J W, ^ , 
 
 Vanderwood AW, 
 
 Waddell, Jones ft Co, 
 
 Bascom ft Robbison, 
 
 Shamnald Edward, 
 
 Montpelier Co-op' Store, 
 
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 Frazier D M, 
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 Kelly J n, 
 Wilhehn A G, 
 Field L, 
 Harkuess L A, 
 Cnllfthan W P, 
 Hall E B, 
 VHeflFerA&J, 
 Swanholm H, 
 Strieker Herman & Co, 
 VValgamott C S & Co, 
 Shilling W H, 
 St Charles Co-op' Store, 
 Andrews N I, 
 Phillips Fred, 
 Shoup George L & Co, 
 O'Connor M, 
 BigelowWD, 
 Brooks Anthony, 
 (irrahnm E, 
 Hardiinan Wm, 
 Oberdorfer Morris, 
 Blackman & Bumby 
 Delaney & Anderson, 
 Rose C (i, 
 
 Zion's Co-op' Institution, 
 Lafevre Charles, 
 Jeffreys J & Co, 
 Thui-man W L, 
 Freedenrichs A, 
 Grostein & Binnard, 
 Storens M, 
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 Payette Store 
 
 Pierce City 
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 Pioneer City 
 
 Placer vi He 
 
 Pleasant Valley 
 
 Rocky Bur 
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 Rock Creek 
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 Ross Fork 
 
 St Charles 
 
 Salmon City 
 
 Salmon Falls 
 Silver City 
 
 Silver Star 
 II 
 
 Soda Springs 
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 Terminus 
 
 Thurman's Mills 
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 HARDWARE. 
 
 Coffin & Co, 
 Coffin & Konnaly, 
 Pink ham &Perrault, 
 Sonna P, 
 Gindroff Frank, 
 Coffin & Kennaly, 
 Clough & Smith, 
 Bunnell C C, 
 
 Boise City 
 
 Bonanza 
 
 Idaho City 
 
 Junction 
 
 Lewistoii 
 
 HARNESSMAKERS. 
 
 Phillips J, 
 Billings T S, 
 Anderson & Halsey, 
 
 Idaho City 
 Lewiston 
 Terminus 
 
 HARNESS AND SADDLES. 
 
 Pcrty P J, 
 THOBMANWL, 
 
 Boise City 
 Thurman's Mills 
 
 HAY, GRAIN AND FEED. 
 
 GROCERS. 
 
 McDowell R M, 
 Davis H, 
 Davis & Himrod 
 Davis Levy, 
 Offord W H, 
 Wood J D, 
 Wintsch Conrad, 
 Stringer J H, 
 Kelly M W, 
 Brown J H, 
 Bunyell Fred, 
 
 THURHAN W L, 
 
 Weston 
 
 Banner 
 Boise City 
 
 Centreville 
 
 Lcesburg 
 
 Lewistoii 
 
 Oneida 
 
 Pioneer City 
 
 Silver City 
 II 
 
 Thurman's Mills 
 
 Cheeny N, 
 Halleiibeck Jno, 
 
 THUBMAN WL, 
 
 Centreville 
 
 Silver City 
 
 Tlirman's Mills 
 
 GUNSMITHS. 
 
 Leyerzapf Charles, Boise City 
 
 HAIRDRESSERS. 
 
 Pefferle M, 
 Johnson Oscar, 
 Rue Andrew, 
 Carvan A J, 
 
 Boise City 
 
 Idaho City 
 
 Lewiston 
 
 Placerville 
 
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 Myers Mrs W, • 
 
 (iriyit Donald, 
 Lewis W C, » 
 
 Lewis WC, 
 Bush J H, 
 Eastman H B, 
 Meffert C C, 
 Burnea J, 
 Muri)hy Mrs J R, 
 Park & Vader, 
 Pace James S, 
 Giles M, 
 Goodrich David, 
 Carey John, 
 Hackiusmith J H, 
 Ash worth GeorfT'; 
 Luney M G, 
 
 STEPHENSON A M, 
 
 Bittner August, 
 Saux Raymond, 
 Lezgett Georgft, 
 
 OSBORN D, 
 
 Brown L P, 
 Jenkins Thomas, 
 Finnoy W A, 
 Baker E M, 
 Wilson A, 
 Swendson 0, 
 Davidson J W, 
 Stickle Mrs D C, 
 Dill Wm, 
 Dannels Mrs O, 
 Newcomer S, 
 
 Atlanta 
 
 Banner 
 II 
 
 Black foot 
 
 Boise City 
 II 
 
 Centreville 
 
 Challis 
 • II 
 
 II 
 
 Eagle Rock 
 
 Elk City 
 
 Falk's Store 
 
 Florence 
 
 Fort Lsmhi 
 
 Genesee City 
 
 Idaho City 
 
 Junction 
 
 Lewiston 
 II 
 
 Middletown 
 
 Montpelier 
 
 Mount Idaho 
 
 Oneida 
 
 Oxford 
 
 Payette Store 
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 Pierce City 
 
 Placerville 
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 Rocky Bar 
 
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 Pope ThoB, 
 Webafcer A V, 
 Andeisoa S T, 
 Crete Jno, 
 Bumzell f'red, 
 Regan Bros, 
 Horsley H, 
 Williams E T, 
 Smith Jno, 
 Church G, 
 
 Salmon City 
 
 Salmon Falls 
 Silver City 
 
 Soda Springs 
 
 Thurman's Mills 
 Washington 
 
 JUSTICES OF PEACE. 
 
 Shoemaker J, 
 Van Camp J H, 
 Mecham L C, 
 Finney W A. 
 Andrawatha Jno, 
 Newcomer S, 
 Sanderson A H, 
 
 LIVERY. 
 
 Bailey — , 
 Fisher S G, 
 McNab & Co, 
 McCiiatock D, 
 Holbrook N B, 
 Noland & Caldwell, 
 
 OSBOBN D, 
 
 Shelly & Blackman 
 Casey Jas, 
 Snook Jno W, 
 Wentz & Fluster, 
 Orr & McDonald, 
 Pinkham & Shea, 
 
 Blackfoot 
 
 Challis 
 
 Franklin 
 
 Oxford 
 
 Kocky Bar 
 
 Washington 
 
 Challis 
 
 Idaho City 
 Le^ idton 
 
 Montpelier 
 
 Placerville 
 
 Salmon City 
 
 Silver City 
 
 LIQUORS. 
 
 Davis Nelson, 
 Drake I N, 
 Smith & Steadman. 
 Tayler S, 
 
 Lawrence & Smith, 
 Butters &, Tpylor, 
 Clasby & H(<;{le, 
 Hepburn Jno, 
 Kinney &, McCall, • 
 Millenvich & Bro, 
 Reese David, 
 Watson Enos, 
 Meffert C C, 
 OflFord W H, 
 Clasby & Hogle, 
 Deard.on & Raiuey, 
 Orcott W, 
 
 Tchirtchirki & Scott, 
 Kellogs J £, 
 Kennedy W, 
 Morris k Jackson, 
 Kuhn & Hawson, 
 Chamberlain D F, 
 
 Atlanta 
 
 Banner 
 
 Boise City 
 
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 Woolf Harry, 
 Clark Thos, 
 Ashwcrth Geo, 
 Pierson D J, 
 Hang N, 
 Miller F a, Co, 
 Tincher & Holland, 
 Bunker & Squires, 
 Denny J W, 
 Gale H J, 
 Gilman A A, 
 Lucht E E, 
 Auchinvole J N, 
 Kohen & Hurst, 
 Donovan D, 
 Kohny Chas, 
 Matheson J, 
 McKay Jas, 
 Vigi3r Isidor, 
 Backle Geo, 
 Mulalley Wm, 
 WinklebackJmo, 
 Martmalley James L^ 
 Pope Thos, 
 Willis C C, 
 Willis & Wheeler, 
 Donovan Jno, 
 Dewey W H, 
 French Q A, 
 (ireteJno, 
 Hunt F M, 
 Summorcamp W F, 
 Williams W V, 
 Weaver W, 
 Davis Jno, 
 Clark Thoa, 
 
 Elk City 
 
 Florence 
 
 Genesee City 
 
 Gibbonsvilfe 
 
 Idaho City 
 
 LewistoD 
 
 Middletown 
 
 Mount Idaho 
 
 Oxford 
 
 Placerville 
 
 Quartzburg 
 
 Rocky Bar 
 • I 
 
 Salmon Ciby 
 
 Silver City 
 
 Soda Springs 
 
 Thunuan's Mills 
 
 Washington 
 
 LUMBER. 
 
 Church A G & Bro, Centreville 
 
 Davis E J & Co, Malad City 
 
 Co-ojwrative Store, Paris 
 
 HOGE W, 
 
 St Cliark's Lumber Co, St Charles 
 
 Fisk L J, Terminus 
 
 MACHINIST. 
 
 Williams M M, 
 Gill G W, 
 
 Lrfjwiston 
 Weston 
 
 MARBLE WORKS. 
 
 Roberts A B» Boise City 
 
 MEAT MARKETS. 
 
 (iess & Co, 
 Colvin & White, 
 Murray David, 
 Shilling & Sipple, 
 Marter Wm, 
 La Pier Frank, 
 
 Boise City 
 
 Bonanza 
 
 Centreville 
 
 Challis 
 
 Clifton 
 
 Dwi City 
 
 
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 Cobum & Co, 
 Davis Wm R, 
 O'Donndl & Wacner, 
 Lockman & Van Scort, 
 Ellis & Steele. 
 Steel John, 
 Denning M, 
 Hofer & Miller, 
 Croasdale & Williams, 
 
 Florence 
 
 Lewiston 
 
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 Rocky Bai 
 
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 Washington 
 
 MINING MILLS, ETC. 
 
 Elmira S M Co, Banner 
 
 Tjawrerije & Holmes, Blackfoot 
 
 Ward, Pray & Co, 
 
 Warran J, " 
 
 Idaho Snake River Gold Mining Co, 
 
 Eagle Rock 
 Ostram IP, " 
 
 Snake River Water Co, " 
 
 Wilsjn Banj, Pioneer Citj 
 
 Rollins BVank M (mining si:p't), 
 
 Rocky Bai 
 
 Settle Capt F, 
 Hayes, Upham & Co, 
 I^eonard S T, 
 Scales & Wagner 
 
 Silver City 
 
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 STRUMENTS. 
 
 Jones John D, uiusician, Cherry Creek 
 Horsley T W, Pari. 
 
 NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 "THE TELLER" (Leland & Son 
 
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 [)AHO ENTEBFBISE" (J A 
 
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 "IDAiSO WORLD" (Heman and 
 
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 "AVALANCHE " (J S Hay propr), 
 
 Silver City 
 
 NOTARIES. 
 
 Danilson T T, 
 Gray J S, 
 Hasbrouck S, 
 Rinearson A L, 
 Van Camp J H, 
 Barclay Chas J, 
 Brown J W, 
 Adams H O, 
 Callahan W P, 
 McCaleb J, 
 
 Blackfoot 
 Boise City 
 
 Challis 
 
 Ciibbonsville 
 
 Idaho City 
 
 Lewiston 
 
 Rocky Bar 
 
 Salmon City 
 
 Shirley Wm H, 
 Hearthing J & A« 
 Criderman E'U, 
 Tatem Allen, 
 Bowman James, 
 
 Fish Haven 
 Mount Idaho 
 Salmon City 
 Soda Spnngs 
 
 PAINTS, OILS, ETC. 
 
 Bonner Jos J, Lewiston 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHERS. 
 
 Curry I B, 
 Cunie Thomas, 
 Leslie H E, 
 
 Boise City , 
 Centrevilh 
 Silver City 
 
 PAINTERS. 
 
 Cole J, 
 MilUS, 
 
 Ceatreville 
 
 PHYSICIANS. 
 
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 McKay W W, 
 Smith £, 
 Stephens J L, 
 Kober Geo M, 
 Bjrger L, 
 Rothwell Wm J, 
 Zipf H, 
 Aahford — , 
 Staintoa H W, 
 Gray T M, 
 Lee Chas E, 
 Blake HB, 
 Reeder J W, 
 Drake Isaac, 
 Balknap D H, 
 Peters A W, 
 
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 Idaho City 
 
 Lapwai 
 
 Lewiston 
 
 Marsh Basia 
 
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 Moscow 
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 Oxford 
 Silver City 
 
 POSTMASTERS. 
 
 COBB CHARLES, Albion 
 
 Danilson T T, Blackfoot 
 
 POST JOHN A, Boise City 
 
 WALDRON MARION F. Ceutrevilfe 
 
 Wood J D, 
 DXTDLEY JOS W, 
 DIXON H. 
 
 Yeatou C M, 
 Oliver Wm, 
 
 HEALD ISRAEL. 
 LENTNER C H, 
 STOCK JOHN. 
 STALKER A R. 
 
 Levy A, 
 
 SCANLIN JOHN. 
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 Clark H H, 
 Silsby S C, 
 Wilke rson J V, 
 STEPHENSON A M. 
 
 Lrtwetiberg B, 
 Wood J D, 
 McGregor A, 
 Overacker Wm^ 
 
 Challis 
 
 Cherry Creek 
 
 Clifton 
 
 Co'eur D'Alene 
 
 Dwi City 
 
 Eagle Rook 
 
 Falk's Store 
 
 Fish Haven 
 
 Franklin 
 
 Genesee City 
 
 Gibbons ville 
 
 Gentile Valley 
 
 Horseshoe Bend 
 
 Idaho City 
 
 Indian Valley 
 
 Junction 
 
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 Leeaburg 
 
 Lewiston 
 
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 Shamn»ld Edward, 
 
 OSBOAN D, 
 
 Frye A J, 
 
 CLYDE F J, 
 HOBSON A V, 
 FHELAN T W, 
 HOOE W. 
 
 Harkness L A, 
 Baokle Ueo, 
 Strieker Herman, 
 Meyer Mrs A L, 
 Moore E H, 
 Anderson John, 
 
 LAW BANIEL, 
 THUBMAX WL, 
 
 Freedeurich A, 
 
 JEFFREYS S M, 
 
 Marsh Basin 
 
 Middletown 
 
 Montpelier 
 
 Moscow 
 
 Mountain Home 
 
 Oneida 
 
 Oxford 
 
 Paris 
 
 Pleasant Valley 
 
 Quartzburgh 
 
 Rook Creek 
 
 Rocky Bar 
 
 » Silver City 
 
 Silver Star 
 
 Soda Springs 
 
 Thurman's Mills 
 
 Washington 
 
 Weiser Bridge 
 
 PRODUCE. 
 
 Kelley Peter (vegetables), Eagle Rock 
 HOBSON A U, Oneidu 
 
 RAILROAD REPRESENTA- 
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 West P C (agt U and N R R), Oneida 
 Gun- ■ ■■ Frank (agt U and N R R), Oxford 
 
 RESTAURANTS, 
 
 Chamberlin D F, Eagle Rock 
 
 McGrane Jas, Lewiston 
 
 Stevens J P '« 
 
 Fancher W M, Oneida 
 
 Paul Chas, " 
 
 HessH, . Silver City 
 
 Miller Mrs L, «< 
 
 SALT WORKS. 
 
 Oneida Salt Works (J C Anderson 
 
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 White B F, Malad City 
 
 SAWMILLS. 
 
 Davis Bros, 
 Bush John, 
 Birch & Davis, 
 Crydennan & Co, 
 Raymond C G, 
 Cady John, 
 
 Gibbonsville 
 
 Junction 
 
 Salmon City 
 
 Soda Springs 
 Weiser Bridge 
 
 SEWING MACHINES. 
 
 Dymoke J, 
 Horsley T W, 
 
 STOVES AND TINWARE. 
 
 McCrery & Co, Junction 
 
 Bunnell C C, Lewiston 
 
 Minert Eli, Salmon City 
 
 Weeks R H, Silver City 
 
 TAILORS. 
 
 Jones L L, Malad City 
 
 Burstrom A, Marsh Basin 
 
 Seals W A J, Silver City 
 
 TANNERIES. 
 
 Thurman W L, Thurman's Mills 
 
 TERRITORIAL OFFICERS. 
 
 Braym in M, Governor, Boise City 
 
 Perrault J, territorial controller and 
 
 sup't public instruction " 
 
 Sidebotham R A, secretary " 
 
 Chandler W H, surveyor general, " 
 Huntoon John, ter treasurer, " 
 
 Morgan J T, chief justice, «• 
 
 Aiuslie Geo, cong'l delegate, " 
 
 Clark John, assoc'te justice 1st dist *' 
 Hawley J H, dist att y 2d dist, " 
 Crawford W, dist att'y 3d dist, " 
 Richard-^ an A L, dist and supreme 
 
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 Orchard A, territorial collector, 
 
 Idaho City 
 
 U. S. OFFICERS. 
 
 Stout James, rec U S land office, 
 
 Boise City 
 Buck N, U S att'y, «« 
 
 Chase E S, marshal, 
 Miller J B, reg land office, 
 Singiser T F, rec U S land office, 
 
 Malad City 
 Ainslie Geo, member of congress, 
 
 Boise City 
 Howe J M, reg U S land office, Lewiston 
 Fox C B. reg U S land oifice, Malad City 
 Monroe Richd J, rec U S land office, 
 
 Lewiston 
 
 VARIETIES. 
 
 Meyer & Smiths, Idaho City 
 
 Denny J, Mount Idaho 
 
 Rackliffe E M, Terminus 
 
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 Lewiston 
 
 Rocky Bar 
 
 Salmon City 
 
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 Lying between latitude 44° 15" and 49" north, and longitude 104° and 
 116° west, is ono of our most isolated dependencies. It is bounded on 
 the north by British America, on the east by Dakota and by a short distance 
 along the 111th meridian by Wyoming, on the south by Wyoming and Idaho and 
 on the west by Idaho. Its length east and west is 540 miles, and its average 
 breadth is 275 miles, hav'ng an area of 145,776 square miles, or, in round num- 
 bers, 9.3, 296, tJ40 acres, of "hich 38,000,000 are unexcelled for grazing purposes, 16,- 
 000,000 are of exhaustless fertility and susceptible of a high cultivation, 14,000,- 
 000 are rich in the possession of an excellent growth of timber, and the remainder 
 — that which is not covered by streams and lakes — can be classed as mineral lands, 
 from which more than $150,000,000 were taken during the rirst seventeen years 
 following its settlement. One cannot form an adequate conception of its extent 
 until the fact is stated that its area is equal to more than that of England, Scot- 
 land, Wales, and Ireland combined, or the six New England States and the State 
 of New York in our own country. When we consider, therefore, that a popula- 
 tion numbering many millions is supported by each of those sections, with no 
 natural advantages superior to those which can be obtained in this vast empire, it 
 cannot be doubted that in a few years this must be the scene of equal commercial 
 and manufacturing activity over the broad bosom of whose majestic rivers an 
 interchange of the respective productions must be had with our foreign lousiiis. 
 Its great diversity of resources, its genial, healthful climate and the magniticence 
 of its unequalled scenery, are features that cannot long be lost siL'bt of. A des- 
 tiny that every patriotic citizen woiild feel a pride in must be the wn that will 
 adorn the history of the young Territory in the near future. Cipital hns not 
 sought investment in this region because of its remoteness from the aue ot com- 
 mercial centers, though with the advent of the Northern Pacific Railway, whir! 
 is to penetrate its interior and pass through its whole width, an era of devt. |. 
 ment of unparallelled extent is confidently auticipate<l. The music of machinery 
 and the multiplicity of noises which form the din that is heard in a bustling, 
 active world, must soon be familiar to the ears of its inhabitants. Manufactories 
 of every character will be established, lands will be cultivated, educational enter- 
 prises inaugurated, and the elements of prosperity, peace and plenty will be 
 gloriously felt by its honored citizens, 
 
 Montana is conceded to be by eminent authority second to none as a stock-rais- 
 ing region, although experiments, it is true, in this direction have been somewhat 
 limited ; yet, enough has been done to satisfy good judges conclusively that her 
 standing is unassailable. The lands are all open to entry and actual settlers 
 should boar in mind the importance attached to a speedy location in this El Do- 
 rado. It is to be regrettetl that the nature of this work is such that anything 
 more than a brief notice of the attractive features is rendered impossible. There 
 is sufficient material to fill a volume of no moan proportions. 
 
 Malarial diseases or epidemics are never known, while the winters generally 
 are exceedingly mild. 
 
 Adobetown, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY. 
 Carey Matthew J, notary public 
 
 CABET NICHOLAS, postmaster 
 Carey & O'Brien, gen mase 
 Morris John W, groceries 
 Sauerbier C F, blacksmith 
 Sedmau & McQregory, stock raisers 
 
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 Albion. 
 
 Brainard A O, land office 
 Case A B, hotel 
 Clark & Riley, hardware 
 Cline & Lelson, gen mdse 
 .Darling A M, gen mdse 
 Lewis D A & Bro, druggists 
 Nelson W J, land office 
 Nickerson A L & Co, gen mdse 
 Peters John, land office 
 Rice H, postmaster 
 Winkley & Stockman, blacksmiths 
 
 Argenta, 
 
 BEAVER HEAD COUNTY. 
 
 Ball E S, smelter 
 
 Bryan Wm, blacksmith 
 
 Fletche'' J P, freighter 
 
 FRENCH £, geii mdse and postmaster 
 
 Johnson P P, stock dealer 
 
 Bryan Wm, blacksmith 
 
 French E, gen mdse 
 
 French E, postmaster r ' ' - 
 
 Bannack City, 
 
 BEAVER HEAD COUNTY, 
 
 Is a county seat and 150 miles south of 
 Helena. It has a bi-daily express and 
 mail connection with Virginia City, and 
 is depend) t on the gold bearing ledges 
 in the immediate vicinity for its support. 
 Its population is 400. 
 
 Bear's Moufh, 
 
 DEER LODGE OOUNTT. 
 
 Burmingham C, postmaster 
 Mitchel Jos D, physician 
 Mussingbro — , physician 
 
 Beartown, 
 
 DEER LODGE COUNTY, 
 
 Is a postoffice 50 miles west of Deer 
 Lodge City. 
 
 Abascal J & Co|,gen mdse and clothing 
 Brown Z, gen i fiae and dotting 
 Lesan John, saioon 
 Mariton — , saloon 
 Pelletier Paul, saloon 
 
 Dart George W, hardware and county 
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 Dempsey & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Duulap Mrs Kate C, druggist 
 
 QRAETEB A E, county clerk and re- 
 corder, and clerk of district court 
 
 Harby Jas, brewery and saloon 
 
 Konncilmann John, butcher 
 
 Murray J P. sheriff 
 
 Roe I & Bro, bankers 
 
 Rote Orville, assessor 
 
 Sears A F, probate judge 
 
 Shepherd C M, county sup't of schools 
 
 Steger & Russell, hotel 
 
 Trask & Graves, gen mdse 
 
 Turner C W, att'y at law 
 
 Watson ThoB, blacksmith 
 
 WBIGHT A F, general merchandise 
 and postmaster 
 
 Wright Wm R, county coroner 
 
 Bedford, 
 
 JEFFERSON COUNTY. 
 
 Austin R, hotel and feed stable 
 
 Bu'ley D J, justice peace 
 
 Baker Wm, hotel and feed stable 
 
 Bishjp Chas, shoemaker 
 
 Bums John, flouring mills 
 
 Church A W, livery and feed stable 
 
 Clifford J C, saloon 
 
 Cline C L, saloon 
 
 Dalgeum Sami, stock raiser 
 
 Deltit Byron, gen mdse 
 
 Ellis J, gen mdse 
 
 Fisk John, stock raiser 
 
 Hamilton Wm, gen mdse 
 
 Hofflin & Senish, druggists 
 
 Holden Wm, <- rpenter 
 
 Johnson Chas, livery stable 
 
 JOHNSTON G, tiouring mills and post- 
 master 
 
 Johnston Philip, miller 
 
 Kelsey Miss, school teacher 
 
 Lbbihu C B, drugs and physician 
 
 Mackie John, ca):penter 
 
 McHone — , stock raiser 
 
 Murphy & Payett, blacksmiths 
 
 Raymond H, stock raiser 
 
 Recce & McMillion, carriage and black- 
 smith shop 
 
 SAVAGE C W. postmastei 
 
 Savage Wm E, ass t postmaster 
 
 Smith J W, saloon 
 
 Thompson N, hotel and feed stable 
 
 Weir O, blacksmith 
 
 Wengis Wm, blacksmith 
 
 Wilcox Mrs, hotel 
 
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 Belmont, 
 
 LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY. 
 
 Belmont Mining Co 
 Cruse Thos, mill and mining 
 Gloflter Mining Co, 
 JUEGENS J H,J)08tma8ter 
 JUBOENS & PRICE, gen mdse 
 Langden John, hotel 
 Mnth & Conrad, gen mdae 
 Kichards Geo, gen mdse 
 Sullivan Neil, hotel 
 
 Benton Boad, 
 
 LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY. 
 Warner Geo, hotel 
 
 Blackfoot City, 
 
 DEER LODGE COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 25 miles north of Deer 
 Lodge City. 
 
 Birdseye C, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Davis Theodore, livery and blacksmith 
 
 Hall Jno, saloon 
 
 Quigley & Eley, butchers 
 
 Quigley J R, gen mdse 
 
 Schwartz Geo, hotel 
 
 Speir Saul, gen mdse 
 
 Boulder Valley, 
 
 JEFFERSON COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 40 idles southwest 
 Radcrsburgh 
 
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 Cook Hiram, hotel and postmaster 
 Dealy VVm, liquors 
 Concannon Jas, blacksmith 
 Griswold C, cheese manufr 
 Saeat & Moore, gen mdce 
 
 Bozeman, 
 
 GALIATIN COUNTY. 
 
 I« a county seat and postoffice, 96 miles 
 southeast of Helena. The valley in 
 which it i^ situated is charming and very 
 fertile. Au excellent quality of bitu 
 minous coal is taken from a vein of 2!^ 
 foet in thickness near the town, on the 
 Yellowstone River. It has a population 
 of 300. 
 
 Armstrong F K, attorney at law 
 Ash & Fridley, livery stable 
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 Bishop Dr C L, dentist 
 
 Builey W H, jeweler 
 
 Bogert J V, receiver U S land office 
 
 Canee H B, photographer 
 
 Cook S W, blacksmith 
 
 Chestnut J D, saloon , 
 
 Cooper Walter, guns and ammunition 
 
 Clark A P, constable 
 
 Dediwick J, justice of peace 
 
 Engelfried & Esler, harness and saddlery 
 
 EUis & Davis, liquors 
 
 Edwards T R, attorney at law 
 
 Engesser Mrs, restaurant 
 
 Frick Edward, barber 
 
 Geisdorff Francis, physician 
 
 Gallatin Mills, P W McAdow & Bro 
 
 Harper J H, saloon 
 
 Harper Francis, blacksmith 
 
 Kleiuschmidt & Bro, gen mdse 
 
 Kay James, furniture 
 
 Lewis S W, barber 
 
 Langhorne S W, druggist 
 
 Lockey R, grocery and bakery 
 
 Lamme A & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Mulvany B T & Co, blacksmith 
 
 Maney Jas, saloon 
 
 Marston Lea F, jeweler 
 
 May R F, merchant 
 
 Morgan & Wartield Mrs, dressmaker 
 
 Mounts & Sanborn, saloon 
 
 Monroe Dr G W, physician 
 
 McKenzie W S, sheriflF 
 
 McCaman J D, county treasurer and 
 
 sup't public instruction 
 Nichols G R, hardware 
 Osborn S H, druggist 
 Oakwood & Hofiinan, saloon 
 Rich Chas V, groceries 
 Strasburg & Sperliiiger, gen mdse 
 Skehan Philip, Laclede Hotel 
 Sanford J C, Doots and shoes 
 Silencer Dr M H, dentist 
 Speith & Keruge, brewery 
 Souis & Flanaghan, restaurant 
 Schwabe Wm, tailor 
 Story & Goewey, guns, etc 
 Sloan & Proffitt, meat market 
 Story & Wilson, bankers 
 Selin Jno A, masonry, etc 
 Switzer J C, county coroner 
 Taylor J H, postmaster, books and fancy 
 
 goods 
 Thompson k Bequette, painters 
 Thomas Geo D & L A, flouring mill 
 Vivion R P, district attorney 
 Vivion & Pierce, attorneys 4it law 
 Wartield T B, hardware 
 Wakefield Geo W, hotel and livery 
 Wilson Davis, register U S land office 
 Worsham P P, saloon 
 Wilson & Lewis, clothiers, boots and 
 
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 BEAVER HEAD COUNTY. 
 
 Aibour Josepli, saloon 
 
 Cuming F & Kinney, boarding liouse 
 
 Driacoll & Tuaffe, gen mdse 
 
 Durell B M & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Fall A, saloon 
 
 Hiimilton & Cartier, meat market 
 
 Miller R C, boarding house 
 
 Morrison A M, saloon 
 
 Tarbell Geo E, saloon and boarding house 
 
 THOMAS, ARMSTRONG & CO. 
 
 gen mdse 
 Welsh D J & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Beaver Head Rock, 
 
 BEAVER HEAD COUNTY, 
 
 Is a postoffice 40 miles southeast of 
 Bannack City. 
 
 Butte City, 
 
 DEER LODGE COUNTY, 
 
 The second city of importance of the 
 Territory, is situated on the slope above 
 tSunvmit Valley, seven miles above Silver 
 Bow. Like most places of the pioneer 
 days, it presented scenes of great activity 
 and depression alternately ; and it was 
 not until the year of our Lord 1875 that 
 a permanent growth in the place was 
 begun. The discovery of rich lodes in 
 Janiiary of that year, and the introduc- 
 tion of suflBcient capital towarrant their 
 dcvilopment to their greatest capacity, 
 cast the' glorious sunlight of a perma- 
 nent and gradual improvement over the 
 place, and it now has a population of 
 3,000 souls. With improved facilities 
 for transportation, and an outlet by 
 rail to the Union Pacifin, she must be- 
 come a city of no little importance. 
 Her schools are good, the society is ex- 
 cellent, and the health is remarkably 
 fine. No malarial, no pulmonary or 
 bronchial diseases are ever recorded in 
 this locality. 
 
 Allen J F, foundry 
 
 Anderson Fred C, barber 
 
 Arthur J K, contractor 
 
 Aylesworth & Mcfarland, hotel 
 
 Bi'.eon J H, carpenter 
 
 Baker Smitti & Co, hotel 
 
 Baker T T, surveyor 
 
 Barrett A H, justice of the peace 
 
 Barnett H, dry goods and clothing 
 
 Barrett & Warren, real estate agents 
 
 Barton & Wilkinson, pub's "Frontier 
 Index " 
 
 Bateman K F, commission merchant 
 
 Beal G W, hotel 
 
 Benjamin (ieo, livery stable 
 
 Bennett T A, assayer 
 
 Bernard A W, mining 
 
 Bielenberg Nick, meat market 
 
 Black John E, blacksmith 
 
 Boardman W T, mining 
 
 Bogk (iustavus, bakery and restaurant 
 
 Bohler Joseph, jeweler 
 
 Bonner E L & Co, dry goods and cloth- 
 ing 
 
 Bowes J M, furniture 
 
 Brown & Frank, cigars and liquors 
 
 Brown Geo E, physician 
 
 Brown H T, manager Butte mine 
 
 Caplice Jno & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Clark W A. banker and mill 
 
 Cofl'man & La Land, saloon 
 
 Cohen Alex, gen mdse 
 
 Cohen D Sr, gen mdse 
 
 Coleman W & Co, cisfars, tobacco, and 
 notions 
 
 Copinus W^, clothing 
 
 Culehan J E, hotel 
 
 Daley & Stack, saloon 
 
 David & Bennet, assayers 
 
 Davis A J, foundry 
 
 Dellinser D N, hardware 
 
 DeWoTf Steven, attorney at law 
 
 Dingley Mrs M A, dressmaker 
 
 Doe Miss Mattie A, dressmaker 
 
 Donnel, Clark & Larabie, bankers 
 
 Dovenspeck Jno, meat market 
 
 Dunn W T, painter 
 
 Dusseau A J, pliotographer 
 
 Dyer Jas, candy manufr 
 
 Ehrick Chas, hotel 
 
 Evans David M, "lining 
 
 Farlin J A, boarding 
 
 Farraday Adam, mining 
 
 Farrel Denis, saloon 
 
 Fisher Bros, saloon 
 
 Fitshen (Jeo, saloon 
 
 Forbis Jno F, attorney at law 
 
 Forbis Wm, constable 
 
 Foster Lee W & Co, fc,en mdse 
 
 Fox Jas D, jeweler 
 
 French Milo, hotel 
 
 Gamer Fred & Co, boots and shoes 
 
 Glcason & McNulty, dentists 
 
 Hale Geo T, druggists 
 
 Halvorson CAB, watchmaker and Jew- 
 eler 
 
 Hamilton Wm, bootmaker 
 
 Hassell II B, sup't Butte schools 
 
 Hauser S T & Co, bankeis 
 
 Hines Geo A, watchmaker 
 
 Hirsch F, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 Holmes L E, physician 
 
 Hoops Thos, liquors and produce 
 
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 Hough C P, physician 
 
 Houser C 6, liquors 
 
 Houseworth Simon, livery stable 
 
 Irving Caleb E, justice peace 
 
 Jackey Chris, harness maker 
 
 Jacob Henry & Co, clothing and fur 
 
 nishing goods 
 Jones R 8, mining 
 Kessler H C, varieties 
 King & Lowry, saloon 
 Kinna & Jack, hardware 
 Kuworth Jos, saloon 
 Largey P A, mining 
 Lavell & Co, lumber 
 Leggat Jno A, mining 
 Leggat R D, mining 
 
 Manning & Lewis, groceries and produce 
 Marchesseau & Valiton, gen mdse 
 MABKS L & SON, stationery, toys, 
 
 fancy goods, cigars, &c 
 Marsh Geo F, surveyor 
 Matthews Jas, liquors 
 Mayer Henry, auction 
 Mayer Max E, assayer '' 
 McBride F T, atty at law 
 McLean Wm, agt for Thompson & Dodge 
 McMillan & King, blacksmith 
 McMurphy Heury, agt Chas filum 
 Mender C T, mill and mines, agt N Y 
 
 Copper Co 
 Mendelsohn D & Son, dry goods and 
 
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 Morris Bros, tobacco 
 Mosher Geo, express agt ,™ 
 Moss J, commission met 
 Mulville Sam, blacksmith • 
 Murray James, mine 
 Musigbrod & Johnston, physicians 
 Neidenhoffer Mrs C, varieties 
 Newell Mrs E L, dressmaking 
 Newell J P, millwright 
 New kirk Geo VV, liquors 
 Nissler Chris, brewery 
 Noyos Jno, mine 
 Ohnstead H C, accountant 
 Orstein J, market 
 Owsley & Mantle, livery 
 Pack J A, assayer 
 Parchen & D'Arclieul, druggists 
 Parks W S, hairdresser 
 Perconia Prof, music teacher 
 Pettit B, furniture 
 Pfaff Montain, restaurant 
 Pfeifer J P, saloon 
 Pope & Noyes, specimen collectors 
 Potting J F, meat market 
 Pausom Joel W, mine 
 Reed J B, editor "Butte Miner" 
 Peins J P, constable 
 Pickers Mrs G B, dressmaker 
 Rogen Mrs M C, dressmaker 
 Sands Bros, clothing and furnishing goods 
 Scott Press, surveyor 
 
 Simpson Dennis, hairdresser 
 
 Singer J C, furniture 
 
 Small &, Halford, saloon 
 
 Smith Egbert W, postmaster and supt 
 
 public schools 
 Smith Mrs Lou P, milliner 
 Spratt &■ Stapleton, attys at law 
 Stanchfield L E & Co, cigars and tobacco 
 Stenberg O, painter 
 Stevans Wm, mining 
 Stoner 1 1, livery 
 Sullivan J T, jeweler 
 Summit Valley Lumber Co 
 Supfenant J V, milling 
 Talbott James A, mills 
 Tenner & Van Gurdy, saloon 
 Thomas J D, gen mdse 
 Thompson & Dodge, lumber 
 Thompson J, physician 
 Thornton C C, attorney 
 Todd Geo W, saloon 
 Trisberger & Boardman, druggists 
 Trowbridge C B, liquors 
 Valiton H G, livery 
 Ward Sisters, hotel 
 Warfield Carlos, tobacco stand 
 Warfield W, livery 
 White Jno, painter 
 Whitford O B, physician 
 Weissel J, lodging house 
 Willard H A, hotel 
 Woodward & Savage, cigars and notions 
 
 L. MARES & SON., 
 
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 Cor. Main Street and Broadway, 
 
 Butte City, M. T. 
 
 Cable City, 
 
 DEER LODGE COUNTY. 
 
 Morjc Mrs J A, hotel 
 NOWLAN MRS SABAH A, post- 
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 Camp Baker, 
 
 MEAOHER COUNTY. 
 
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 Canton, 
 
 MKAGHER OOONTY. 
 Tiemey & Scott, gen mdse 
 
 Canyon Ferry, 
 
 MEAGHER COUNTY. 
 
 A poatofifice 20 miles northwest of 
 Diamond City. 
 
 'LEO'S JAMES> postmaster, gen mdse, 
 
 hotel and ferry 
 Leon & Perry, hotel andstore 
 
 Cedar Junction, 
 
 MISSOULA COUNTY, 
 
 A postoffice 75 miles northwest of 
 Missoula. 
 
 Central Park, 
 
 GALLATIN COUNTY. 
 Cockrill V A, gen mdse 
 
 Centreville. 
 
 MEAGHER COUNTY. 
 Hoover David, blacksmith 
 
 Chestnut, 
 
 MEAGHER COUNTY. 
 Harris Z A, postmaster and gen mdse 
 
 Cicero, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 12 miles northwest of Vir- 
 ginia City. 
 
 Corvallis, 
 
 MISSOULA COUNTY. 
 
 McQuirk Wm, gen mdse 
 P rice J B, physician and surgeon 
 SQUntiES W, blacksmith and post- 
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 Coulson, 
 
 CUSTER COUNTY. 
 
 Alderson J J, hotel and telegraph offioe 
 Courier David, gen mdse 
 Day & Greenwood, sawmill 
 Harr John, saloon and gen mdse 
 McAdow P W geu pjdse 
 
 Clancy, 
 
 JEFFERSON COUNTY. 
 
 Harvey G L, stock raiser 
 
 Herrin D S, hotel 
 
 Hil.T. H M, machine shop and brass 
 
 foundry, assayer, postmaster, gen 
 
 mdse and notary public 
 Hill H M' & Co, Clancy flume and 
 
 hydraulic mines 
 Lyon Fred A, hotel • 
 Redding Emanuei, shingle factory 
 
 Deer Lodge City, 
 
 DEER LODGE COUNTY, 
 
 Is a county seat and postoffice, 53 
 miles southwest of Helena. Population 
 about 1,000. Has a weekly newspaper, 
 the "New North West," and a by-daily 
 stage line, connecting with Hellgate. 
 
 Aspling Thos, varieties 
 Aylsworth & McFarland, hotel 
 Bielenberg C P H, meat market 
 Bien M, furniture 
 Blum Chas, dry goods and clothing 
 Boisvert I{, saloon and bakery 
 Bonner E L & Co, dry goods and cloth- 
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 Botkin W W, warden of penif tiary 
 Clark VV A, pres 1st National uank 
 Coleman Lewis, county treasurer 
 Coleman Wm & Co, fancy goods 
 Contancin C Fish, brewery 
 Curtis Mrs A R, millinery 
 DICKEY J E, county clerk and re- 
 corder 
 Doll Geo M, saloon 
 Donnell, Clark & Larabie, bankers 
 Emerson 0, probate judge 
 Fenner & Van Gundy, brewery 
 First National Bank, W A Clark pres 
 Galbraith VV J, associate justice supreme 
 
 court 
 Gerber John, saloon 
 Gleason F E, public administrator and 
 
 dentist 
 Hanks Porter, physician and surgeon 
 Hardenbrook K, county superinten- 
 dent public instruction 
 Hyde Wm, watchmaker, etc 
 Irvin G W, clerk dist court 
 Ives A K, physician 
 Kellogg G A, civil engineer and surveyor 
 Kennon & Zenor, hardware 
 
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 Kleinsohmidt Bros, wholesale grocers 
 Knowles Hiram, attorney 
 Lansing Peter, boots and shoes 
 Marchion John, meat markut 
 Mayhew Alex E, dist atty 
 McAndrev»s Jas S, sheriff 
 McFarland D L, county surveyor 
 Miller W B, harness and saddles 
 Mills Jas H, sec'y of Territory 
 Mitchell A H, physician and surgeon 
 Murphy C, assessor 
 Murphy, Higgius & Co, wholesale gro 
 
 ceries 
 Napton T L, attorney 
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 Bros prop'rs 
 
 O'fiannon O B, lund a ,'ent, U S commis- 
 sioner 
 
 O'Neil Mrs B, millinery 
 
 O'Neil John, hardware 
 
 Owen E T, coroner 
 
 p.vxon E S, painter 
 
 Premont F, harness and saddlery 
 
 Reed H 8, insurance agent 
 
 Richard J, gunsmith 
 
 Robinson J C, lawyer 
 
 Roulean Chas, hotel 
 
 Scott Sami, hotel 
 
 SHANLEY & CO druggists 
 
 Sharp & Naptou atty at law 
 Stackpole E 8, postmaster 
 Strickland Otis, livery 
 Tetrault Frank, blacksmith and wagon 
 
 maker 
 Zosel Bros, blacksmiths and wagonmak 
 
 ers 
 
 E. S. Stackpolb. 
 
 W. F. Shanlbt. 
 
 SHANLEY & CO., 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES 
 
 Faints, Oils, Stationery, 
 
 Blank Books, School Books, 
 
 CUTLERY, ETC., 
 Deer Lodge, Montana. 
 
 Diamond City, 
 
 MEAGHER COUNTY, 
 
 Is a postoffice and county seat, 40 miles 
 distant from Helena. Population about 
 500. 
 
 Eckcr G, shoemaker 
 
 Flemming Thos, meat market and livery 
 stable 
 
 Haase Wm F, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Marks L, gen mdse and W F & Co. 'sex- 
 press agt 
 
 Marks & Patterson, livery staole 
 
 McLean Donald, liquors 
 
 Ramspeck H, brewery 
 
 "RO(XT HOTJNTAIN HUSBAND- 
 MAN," R N Sutherlin propr 
 
 Suthei'lin R N, propr "Koocy Mountain 
 Husbandman ' 
 
 Divide, 
 
 DEER LODQE COUNTY. 
 
 Bow Wm, hotel 
 
 Brancom A E, meat market 
 
 Bryson Pat, shoemaker 
 
 Copp M W & Co, lime 
 
 Forrest Wm, hotel 
 
 Gaffney W B, gen mdse 
 
 Parker D R, sawmill 
 
 Smith & Partridge, quartz mill 
 
 W ilber A E, harness and saddles 
 
 WTJNBERLICH CHAS, blacksmith 
 and postmaster 
 
 Wunderlich Ed, wagcn and carriage fac- 
 tory 
 
 Wunderlich L, hotel 
 
 Jas. Kibrpatrick. 
 
 ROBT. KiRKFATBICK. 
 
 EZBEFATBZCE BBOS., 
 
 Dealers In 
 
 GROCERIES & DRIED FRUITS, 
 
 MACHINERY AND WAGONS, 
 
 Edgerton, Montana. 
 
 Fish Creek, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY. 
 
 BBTTFFEY GEO A, gen mdse and 
 postmaster 
 
 Brassey Ed, hotel 
 Collins T E, atty at law 
 
 Forest City, 
 
 1IIS80ULA COUNTY. 
 Caplice, 'Smith & Co, gen mdse 
 
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 ALFIIAHRTICALLY, 
 
 Fort Assinaboine, 
 
 CIIOTEAU COUNTV, 
 Bruadwator, Hubbel & Co, punt traders 
 
 Fort Bentoii) 
 
 OUOTEAU COUNTY, 
 
 is at the head of navigation on tlie Mis- 
 souri river. Its aettlftncnt dates anter- 
 ior to that of any other place in the 
 Territory, and is consequently the old- 
 est town. It was named after the dis- 
 tmgaished Senator from Missouri. It 
 has a population of UOO only, though 
 for a place of its size it presents a scene 
 of activity that is not apparent in many 
 otfter places much more pretentious, 
 which however is only during the sea- 
 son whence steamboats arrive and de- 
 l)art, from April to September of each 
 year. Its location is beautiful, being on 
 one of the low bottoms bordering the 
 river. Its future cannot be otherwise 
 than bright, since it is the entrepot of a 
 very extended trade. 
 
 Baine Frank, market 
 
 Baker I ti & Co, bankers 
 
 Beckman August, saddlery and harness 
 
 Bourassa J C, saloon 
 
 Buck W H, editor and propr " Fort Bon- 
 
 ton Record" 
 Cassady & McDevitt, stables 
 Cleudenin Geo, steamer agt 
 Crane G W, stationer and tobacco 
 Croft Geo, saloon 
 Donnelly J J, attorney 
 Evans & Savage, saloon 
 Flanagan M A, druggist 
 Foster VVm, barber 
 Gamble & Lee, bakery 
 Grafs Mrs Annie, dressmaker 
 Healy J J, sherifi' 
 Hunter W £, drugs and physician 
 Husberger & Malkin, hotel 
 Joyce Wm, bootmaker 
 Kanouse J A, atty at law 
 Kleinschmidt & Bro, gen mdse 
 Lily & Co, billiards 
 Marshal L T, auctioneer 
 Mee I & K, blacksmiths 
 Milli Se^'nolds, boarding house 
 Mills R R. hotel 
 Morston O C, painter 
 Murphy Neel & Co, gen mdse 
 Power T C & Bro, freii^hters 
 Rosencrans L H, saddlery and harness 
 Smith & Castner, coal dealers 
 Tindy Bros, market 
 Trailkill & Crawford, stable 
 Wackerlin H J, tinner * 
 
 Welsh Nick, saloon 
 
 Wetzil W M & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Wheelock I \V, physician 
 
 Fort Custer, 
 
 CUSTEtt COUNTY. 
 
 Allen & Crimmens, blacksmiths 
 Bomp & Co, gen mdse 
 Keenan T, wagonmaker 
 Sagnier — , restaurant 
 Tesson L S, physician 
 Tessy T, physician 
 
 Fort Eeogh, 
 
 CUSTER COUNTY. 
 Broadwater, HubbcU & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Fort Logan, 
 
 MEAGHER COUNTY, 
 
 OADDIS WH, post trader, gen mdse 
 and postmaster 
 
 Fort Shaw, 
 
 LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY, 
 Is a postoffice, 85 miles north of Helena. 
 
 McKnight J H, postmaster 
 McKnight J H & Co, gon mdse 
 
 French Oulch, 
 
 DEER LODGE COUNTY, 
 
 Mattie L, blacksmith 
 Maturin Samuel, grocer 
 
 Frenchtown. 
 
 MISSOULA COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 18 miles west of Missoula 
 Mills. 
 
 Demers T T, gen mdse, flour mill ami 
 
 sawmill 
 Demery T T, hotel 
 Dufresne L, blacksmith 
 Frenchtown Farmer Co, flouring mills 
 LASSEBRE W, postmaster 
 Lavallee T B, blacksmith 
 Marceau O, saloon 
 
 Gallatin City, 
 
 GALLATIN COUNTY. 
 A postoffice northwest of Bozeman 30 
 
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 125 
 
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 miles, situated nonr the coafluence of 
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 rivers, headwaters of the Misisouri, and 
 also 70 miles southeast of Helena. 
 
 Campbell (i H, gen mdse 
 
 Georgetown, 
 
 LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY", 
 
 Is 20 miles northwest of Helena and a 
 postoiBce. 
 
 Oleudale, 
 
 BEAVER HEAD COUNTY, 
 
 Is a lively mining camp in the southwest 
 em portion of the Territory, having 
 communication with the adjacent places 
 by the well-known stage line of Gilmer 
 & Salisbury. It did not attract a great 
 deal of attention until its importance as 
 an ore-shipping point became known, 
 when it rapidly climbed the ladder of 
 notoriety, and in a verj' short time gazed 
 upon quite an array of money-seuking 
 population. The mines in the vicinity 
 of the place are producing an abundance 
 of bullion, and give employment to quite 
 an army of men and a great deal of ma- 
 chinery. Very codtly fuinaces have 
 been erected. The population of the 
 place is about 1,500 periions. 
 
 Brown H W, photographer 
 
 Burnett Jno G, hot^ 
 
 Canovan Jno, hotel 
 
 Chambers M D, furniture 
 
 Dawson Fred, wagonmaker 
 
 Durell B M & Co, liquors 
 
 Evans James, hardware 
 
 Fisher & Kramer harness makers 
 
 Foster A H, liquors 
 
 Gilg Frank, limiors 
 
 Gilmer & Salisbury's stage line 
 
 Grotevant & Forry, liquors 
 
 Hamilton J L, boots and shoes 
 
 Hecla Con Mining Co, blacksmiths and 
 
 mining 
 Keppler J C, jewelry 
 Kinney H J, gen mdse 
 Littlefield & Co, liquors 
 Maddox & Martin, restaurant 
 Mannheim Jno, gen mdse 
 Metlin J C, liquors 
 Munn T L, painter 
 Murry & Kosencroft, livery stable 
 Parchen &, Couchenour, druggists 
 Peck & Fairfield, liquors 
 Perkins G W, druggist 
 Pond & Urlin, gen mdse and lumber 
 
 Reynolds John, livery stable 
 Kote & Germansen, moat market 
 Scott Beuj, shoemaker 
 Stanley & Taylor, meat market 
 Stewart H, wagonmaker 
 Thomas & Armstrong, gen mdse 
 Weller T J & Co, blacksmiths 
 Wells John, gen mdse 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 OALLATIN COUNTY. 
 
 Baker Wm, blacksmith 
 Henon Wm, postmaster 
 Ledheater & Sanborn, carpenters and 
 
 freighters 
 Potter John, atty at law, dealer in gen' 
 
 mdse 
 Wane W, blacksmith . 
 
 Helena, 
 
 LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY, 
 
 Is a city of 5,000 inhabitants, the capita 
 of Montana Territory, and the county 
 seat of [jewis and Clarke county. Like 
 most places in the far West, its early 
 history was fraught with tragic features, 
 crime and corruption stalking hand in 
 hand through the streets, day after day, 
 in most formidable array ; but when, in 
 1865, the formation of the organization 
 which will be distinctly remembered as 
 the Vigilance Committee, was effected, 
 vandalism and other crimes became 
 " beautifully less, " to the delight of her 
 law-abiding and peace-loving citizens. 
 When the i>lace first took its name it 
 was known as St. Helena, named so be- 
 cause of its striking resemblance to the 
 place which acquired an undying fame 
 through the possession of Napoleon. It 
 was concluded, shortly after the event 
 of its christening, at a meeting held a,t a 
 log cabin, to drop the first part of the 
 word and leave it as it now is. 
 
 The city has had a great many obsta- 
 cles in the form of various elemoiits 
 to surmount in her pathway to develop- 
 ment. In 1869 a great fire, news of 
 which was telegraphed throughout the 
 world, occurred, destroying nearly the 
 whole city. Another equally as de- 
 structive occurred in 1872, and another 
 still in 1874. Despite the fate whicli 
 promised destruction in a baptism of 
 tire, the brave citizens went to work 
 and have again rebuilt the city, and it 
 is to be hoped that they may not be c di- 
 ed upon again to pass through a fiery 
 ordeal of such magnitude. The city is 
 
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 well supplipd with scliools and churches, 
 the people are pro^.{ressive and intelligent, 
 and the aenural health of the place ia 
 very good? 
 
 There are two daily and two weekly 
 papers nublisheil here, two bankin 
 nousea doing an extensive buaineaa in 
 their particular branch of trade, aa well 
 M a full complemtsnt of wholeaule and 
 retail establishmentii. Within a aliort 
 diatance of Helena arc quite a number of 
 very rich gold and ailver quartz mines, 
 all being Hucceaafully workeil. To thia 
 interest the city owes her chief aupport. 
 
 Adams J, liquora 
 
 Adams J, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 Albrecht Charles, boots and shoes 
 Alden Isaac li, clerk supreme court 
 Alleh W H, livery 
 
 Anderson Bros, blacksmiths and wagon- 
 makers 
 Andrews Jacob, carpenter 
 Andrews Geo Jr, U S district attorney 
 Armer & Howe, tanners 
 Arnold ft Di witt, meat market 
 Ashby S C, \''agons and ag't steamer line 
 Andrews J W Jr, U S district attorney 
 Auerback, Wells & Co, books, stationery, 
 musical instruments, cigars, tobacco, 
 wall papar and wholesale liquor? 
 Baily W U, jeweler 
 Bartos Frank, jeweler 
 Bateman G, justice of the peace 
 Beach D W, hotel 
 
 Boattio Alex H, clerk 3d district court 
 Beaupre & Pelletier, liquors 
 Beckney John W, liquors 
 
 Borkenfeld A, cigars and tobacco 
 
 Berkenfeld A, confectioner, guns, etc 
 
 Bessett J, boots and shoes 
 
 Binzel B, brewery < 
 
 Black Joseph, carpenter 
 
 Blake James, meat market 
 
 Blake J M, dentist 
 
 Bohler F, painter 
 
 Botkiu A C, U 8 marshal 
 
 Boyce J R, dry goods and carpets 
 
 Brooke B C, physician 
 
 Brown M, clothing 
 
 Bullard Massena, lawyer , 
 
 Bullard W R, U S surgeon 
 
 Bandy C, photographer 
 
 Burns & Tilton, liquors 
 
 Butler Victor, blacksmith 
 maker 
 
 Cannon C W, groceries and tobacco 
 
 Carr Robert, Mots and shoes 
 
 Chadwich Walter F, lawyer 
 
 Child W C, pianos and organs 
 
 Chumasero ft Chadwick, lawyers 
 
 Clark, Conrad ft Curtin, crockery, queens- 
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 Clark Mrs G, dreaamaker and millinery 
 
 Colbert Charles, liquors 
 
 Cole J K carpenter 
 
 Coruly Harry H, lawyer 
 
 Cooper I^ewis, liquora 
 
 Crounse S H, poatmaater, agent steamer 
 
 line 
 Cullen, W E, lawyer 
 Cummiiigs T A, collector of customs 
 Cunningham Frank, hotel 
 Curtis ft Booker, carpets and furniture, 
 
 auction and commission 
 Curtis D W, pianos and organs 
 Curry AUter: B, hotel 
 Curry K T cariK-nter 
 Dailey Benj, painter 
 Daly Hugh, carpenter 
 Davidson A J, harness and saddles, 
 
 hides and palts 
 Davis ft Tateni, machinists and foundries 
 Davis ft Wallace, groceries, tobacco and 
 
 cigars 
 DeLiicy W W, surveyor 
 Dann John, grocariea, wholesale liquors, 
 
 cigars and tobacco 
 Dingee William, liquors 
 Dorey Wm, painter 
 Dunphy K M, real estate 
 Earnest Geo, hotel 
 Eckert Mrs M A, photographer 
 p]cklun(l ft Bisaonette, blacksmiths and 
 
 wagon makers 
 Edwards ft I'ilkinton, blacksmiths and 
 
 wagonmukers 
 Emerson 11 G, tailor 
 Furry Dan, liquors 
 Feldberg Jacob, clothing 
 Figuli 1< S, j)hy8ician 
 First National Bank, S F Hawser pres 
 Flick Joseph, carpenter 
 
 Flowerree , liquors 
 
 Foller August, brewery 
 
 Foote (tco B, surveyor and civil engineer 
 
 Frank E, hairdresser 
 
 Frary L M dentist 
 
 Frederick W E, mana^r W U T Co 
 
 Freyler Charles, meat market 
 
 Fuller T P, cioHector of internal revenue 
 
 Galen H F, stage line 
 
 Gamer Fred, boots and shoes 
 
 Gans ft Klein flnthing 
 
 Garwood A, e vpunter 
 
 Gerhauser A, liquors 
 
 Gessrang Geo, painter 
 
 Gilbert .1, carpttiiter 
 
 (iilmer. Salisbury ft Co's stage line 
 
 Glendennin Mrs S E, dressmaker and 
 
 millinery 
 Goodrich A, blacksmith and wagonwaker 
 Gorham Thos L, county assessor 
 Goyette O, liquora 
 
 Grennwood, Bohm & Co, clothing i 
 
 Guiliot H, tailor 
 
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 127 
 
 Outhrie Wm H, moat market 
 
 Haffgaman Chae, meat market 
 
 Hale R S & Co, druggists 
 
 Harding J B, hotel 
 
 Harrison K B, U S oaaayer 
 
 Harvey Mrs K S, dreaamaker and millin- 
 ery 
 
 Harvey Robt, carpenter 
 
 Hauaer S T, president first national bank 
 
 Hedges Cornelius, attorney at law, pro- 
 bute judge and sunt court reporter. 
 
 " HEAALD," (daily and weekly) Fisk 
 Bros proprietors 
 
 Herman Geo, furniture and undertaker 
 
 Herrick Mrs 8 B, dressmaker and mil- 
 linery 
 
 Hershhcld L H & Bro, banker 
 
 Uolter A M & Bro, distillery, hardware 
 and planing mills 
 
 Horsky Jumea, livery 
 
 Horsky & Konck, brewery and liquors 
 
 Howe V D furrier, hides and pelts 
 
 Howe Kuubeu, carpenter 
 
 Hoyt E M, real estate 
 
 Hnyt Z, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 
 Iditings H A, auent (} & S stage line 
 
 "INDEPENDiENT," (daily and weekly) 
 Korley, MoQuaid & LaCroix proprietors 
 
 IngersoU C S, phyuiciun 
 
 Jenriea C M, blacksmith, wagonmaker 
 and sheriff 
 
 Juhnsnu Mrs Vj J, dressmaking and mil 
 linery ' 
 
 Johnston J A, lawyer and district at 
 tornc^ .'. L i-istrict 
 
 Johnson J "i, justice peace 
 
 Jonea Wm, physician 
 
 Jurgena & I'riws, vinegar mf'rs and gro 
 ceriea 
 
 Kellogg G A, county surveyor 
 
 Kelley C S, dentist 
 
 Kencic K, hotel 
 
 Kern J no, painter 
 
 Kessler & Miller, liquors 
 
 Keaaler Nick, brewery 
 
 King Fred L, painter 
 
 Kinna & Jacks, crockery and queenaware 
 
 Kleinschmidt & Bro, cigars and tobacco, 
 groceries and wholesale liquors 
 
 Knight E W, cash'r first national bank 
 
 Kovitz C L, furrier, hidca and pelts 
 
 Lake D 1', stencila 
 
 Lehman Chas, cigars, tobacco, groceries 
 
 Lehman Fred, groceries 
 
 Leville H, painter 
 
 Ijeviae S, tailor 
 
 Lockey R, gioceries and bakery 
 
 Loeb Bros, clothing 
 
 LowenbergEmil, cigars, tobacco, guns, etc 
 
 Lowry T J, lawyer 
 
 Luke St Paacoe, liquors 
 
 Madden P F, physician 
 
 Major J C, carpenter 
 
 Markam Chas, saddles, homeaa, hides 
 and pelta 
 
 Marka Isaac, liquors 
 
 Marka & Patterson, livery and atoge 
 line 
 
 Marsh B F, county aurveyor 
 
 Mirsh John M, aurveyor and civil en- 
 gineer 
 
 Ml aon R H, aurveyor general 
 
 McFarland J H, livery 
 
 Mcl>a»'vny James, stage line 
 
 Mcllhennev S 8, physician 
 
 McLean VV, hitel 
 
 McFhail A, blav^ksmith and wagonmaker 
 
 Meyendortf M A, U 8 melter 
 
 Miflen Nick, boots und choes 
 
 Mills James H, sacretary Territory 
 
 Moe J H, secretary U S land office 
 
 Moliter 8 F, assayer 
 
 Morris Bros, crockery, cigars and to- 
 bacco, and confectioners 
 
 Morris W C, physician 
 
 Murphy, Neel & Co. cigars and tobacco, 
 groceries and liquors 
 
 Nash H O, stage line 
 
 Norria, Jerome & Co, meat mnrket 
 
 O'Connell Miaa M, dreaamaker and mil- 
 linery 
 
 Odenwald Jake, liquora 
 
 Oldham G H k 8ou, gunsmiths 
 
 O'Donnell Terence, hooka and station- 
 ery, pictures and framea 
 
 Patoneiiudo A, blacksmith and wagon- 
 makera 
 
 Parchen H M & Co, druggists 
 
 Payne C I, hotel 
 
 Paynter, Brown & Weisenhorn, black- 
 smiths and wagonmakers 
 
 Piatt George H, livery 
 
 Porter I B, lawyer, real estate 
 
 Port-r James P, livery 
 
 Potta Benjamin F, governor 
 
 Power T C & Co, agricultural impl'ta 
 and wagona 
 
 Prenitt W G & Co, wholesale liquors, 
 cigars and tobacco 
 
 Proaaer Mrs H A, hairdresaer 
 
 Raleigh k Clarkea, carpeta and dry goods 
 
 Reahm Charles, liquora 
 
 Reeco Thomua, physician 
 
 Reevea George 1?, jeweler and eu^'t of 
 schools 
 
 Reinig Charles, confectioner 
 
 Reinig M. bakery aad groceries 
 
 Rinda & Sklower, hotel 
 
 Roberts W H, treasurer 
 
 Rohrbaugh J J, atage line 
 
 Rosencrans & Klaue, cigars and tobacco, 
 confectionery, news, books and ata- 
 tionery, and picture frames 
 
 Roth Charles, meat market 
 
 Rowe Wm, atage line 
 
 Ruddy George, liquors 
 
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 Suinley Charles, assay er 
 
 Saiidera Wilbur F, lawyer 
 
 Sanders & CuUen, attorneys at law 
 
 Sanderson Isaac, carpenter 
 
 Sands Bros, dry goods and carpets 
 
 Sanford& Evans, lumber 
 
 Sanford J K, furniture 
 
 Schuch Carl, furrier, pelts and hides 
 
 Schwab & Zimmerman, hotel 
 
 Senieur G, carpenter 
 
 Senieur Wm, carpenter 
 
 Schaffer & Yergy, planing mill 
 
 Shed Theo, liquors 
 
 SLober Jno H, lawyer 
 
 ScLultz H A, boots and shoes 
 
 Silverman M, cigars and tobacco 
 
 Simoi\ton W Y, carpenter 
 
 Smith Mrs B J, hotel 
 
 Sonnefie?d & Gebauer, carpenters 
 
 Stadler & Odeuwald, meat market 
 
 Steadman Jno, machinist, stencil cutter 
 and assayer 
 
 Steele W L, physicir.n and county cor 
 oner 
 
 Steinmetz J, jeweler 
 
 Sterling F P, receiver U S land office 
 
 Sullivan & Burner, hairdressers 
 
 Sweeney J M, agent stage and steamer 
 lines 
 
 Switzer J, cigars and tobacco, and whole 
 sale liquors 
 
 Taylor A B, undertaker 
 
 Tehman Fred, cigars tmd tobacco 
 
 Tietjen J D, liquors and groceries 
 
 Toole E W & J K, lawyers 
 
 Totten O B, county clerk and recorder 
 
 U S Assay Office 
 
 Vawter C L, agricultural impl'ts, gro 
 ceries, wholesale liquors, and cigars 
 and tobacco 
 
 Volkay Mrs A D, hotel 
 
 Votau A C, painter 
 
 Wade D S, chief justice supreme court 
 
 Ward Jno T, music, books and station- 
 ery, cigars and tobacco 
 
 Watson Jno R, groceries, cigars and to- 
 bacco 
 
 Webster N H, conf ■ ctionery, cigars and 
 tobacco 
 
 Weir & Pape, druggists 
 
 Welcom Theo, hairdresser 
 
 Weston D H. territorial treasurer 
 
 White Thos H, liquors 
 
 Whitehead & Co, stago line 
 
 Williams J J, lawyer 
 
 Wood F M, painter 
 
 Woodward Henry, painter 
 
 Woolfolk A M, lawyer 
 
 Woolman Joseph P, territorial auditor 
 
 Worick Sol, hairdresser 
 
 Zigeler J A & Son, liver}- stable 
 
 Huntley, 
 
 OUSTER COUNTY, 
 
 Is at the head of navigation on the Yel- 
 lowstone river, in a rich agricultural 
 region. 
 
 Campbell A J, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Frith & Coad, gen mdse 
 
 Haskins & McGirl, gen mdse 
 
 Keogh A J, attorney at law and posi;- 
 mastcr 
 
 Iron Rod, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY. 
 I^rge P A, grocer 
 
 Jefferson City, 
 
 JteFFERSON COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 50 miles north of Radcrs- 
 burg, and 20 miles southeast of Helena. 
 It is situated in Prickly Bear Valley, 
 one of the most fertile sections of the 
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 Dell & Wehr, meat market 
 
 Dildina Henry, groceries and notions 
 
 ELLIS rOREST W, postmaster 
 
 Emerson Austin, hotel 
 
 Kleinschmidt T H & Bro, groceries 
 
 McLeod W H, hotel 
 
 Rudd A F, physician 
 
 Sanders J G, groceries 
 
 Tice Thos D, barber 
 
 Tole L H, saloon 
 
 Whetstone Wm, saloon 
 
 Jefferson Island, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY. 
 SADKY J W, postmaster 
 
 Junction, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice fi"e miles north of Vir- 
 ginia City. 
 
 Junction City. 
 
 Brown & Davis, saloon and feed stable 
 
 Gillune M, laundry 
 
 Keiser H, gen mdse 
 
 McCormick P, hotel and gen mdse 
 
 McPartand F, blacksmith 
 
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 Beed Bros, hotel 
 
 Smith Burns, saloon 
 
 WALTERS GEO J, postmaster, ex- 
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 operator 
 
 Williams H L, saloon .; 
 
 Laurin, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY. 
 
 Goetchins Ijce, machinist 
 
 Laurin J B, postmaster and gen mdse 
 
 Smith James, blacksmith 
 
 Levengood's, 
 
 DEER LODGE COUNTY. 
 Barker Bros, sawmill 
 LEVENGOOD PETER, postmaster, 
 
 hotel and stock raiser 
 Maxwell & Price, sawmill 
 
 Lincoln, 
 
 DEER LODGE COUNTY. 
 
 Gulp D W, gen mdse 
 Ensch Mat, blacksmith 
 McClurc Jno, gen mdse 
 
 Miles City, 
 
 CUSTER COUNTY. 
 
 Baskinski — , stationery, books, etc 
 
 Broadwater, Hubble & ('o, gen mdse 
 
 BuUard Wm H, sheriff 
 
 Burleigh W A, hardware 
 
 Cahn M, liquors 
 
 Fairfax E J, justice of the peace 
 
 Flanagan A P, assessor 
 
 Graham J J, groceries • 
 
 G'ly J C, commissioner . 
 
 Hehli Chris, barber ;, 
 
 Keough — , tailor 
 
 Mantle Lee, express agt 
 
 McBride John, probate judge 
 
 McMillan C F, county commissioner 
 
 Reece Wm, saloon 
 
 Rooney H C, justice of the peace 
 
 Savage C W, county coronor and sup't 
 
 schools 
 Savage & Ninninger, gen mdse,fire arms, 
 
 etc 
 Van Gaskon Wm, county commiaaioner 
 Wilson T B, county clerk and recorder 
 Zuumerman Phillip, tailor 
 
 Missoula, 
 
 MISSOULA COUNTY, 
 Has a population of 650, is distant from 
 
 Deer Lodge City 86 miles in a north- 
 westerly direction, and is the county 
 seat of Missoula county. There is a 
 national bank, a flouring mill, a fine 
 church, where several congregations of 
 various denominations worship, . and i^ 
 weekly newspaper, the MiasouUan, pub- 
 lished by Chauncey Barbour, Esq. It 
 has communication with adjacent towns 
 by stage routes, one leading through the 
 Bitter Root Valley, and one to Helena 
 and Deer Lodge City. It will also soon 
 have connection with the .Utah North- 
 em Railway by stage line, as there is one 
 under process of construction to the ter« 
 minus of that road. The means which 
 contribute to the development of a min- 
 ing and agricultural section will result 
 in its steady ^irowth. 
 
 Bay \. m, saloon 
 
 Caplice, Smith & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Dickinson W H H, stationery, sewing 
 machines and photographer 
 
 Fredlive John A, carpenter 
 
 Gasper Geo, confectionery 
 
 Hall W S, barber and insurance agt 
 
 Hall W S & Co, painters 
 
 Hammond Eddy, gen mdse 
 
 Hays John, brewer and saloon 
 
 Hemel & Deschamp, blacksmiths 
 
 Henault & Hall, saloon 
 
 Henke Emil, physician 
 
 Higs^ins C P, prest Missonla nat'l bank 
 
 Hoffmar. Jacob, blacksmith 
 
 Keegan & Turcott, brick kiln 
 
 Kennedy W, hotel 
 
 Kennett Fred, cashier Missoula national 
 bank 
 
 Koon Benj, carpenter 
 
 Lapalme L A, physician 
 
 Latimere J R, sawmill 
 
 Leiser J S, tobacco and confectionery 
 
 Lombard C W, dentist 
 
 Lyons W J, saloon 
 
 McNamara Thos J, saloon 
 
 Minesinger & Latimer, lumber 
 
 Missoula Brewf.ry, W W Fulkerson pro- 
 prietor 
 
 Missoula Meat Market, H C Meyers & 
 Co, propra 
 
 Missoula National Bank, C P Higgins, 
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 "Missoula Weekly," Chauncey Barbour, 
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 Nichols Mrs A B, dressmaker 
 
 Noore Agnew, carpenter 
 
 Osborne ft Mahony, livery 
 
 Pegg Mrs A, dressmaker 
 
 Plummer & Andrews, livery 
 
 Rankin John, carpenter and sawmill 
 
 Reinhard Jacjb, druggist 
 
 Reiuhard J P, hardware 
 
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 AbPHABETICALLT. 
 
 Sperenbeig Vt', carpenter 
 
 Stevens W J, att'y at law 
 
 Wallace L, tailor 
 
 Welch Dan J, gen mdse 
 
 Woody Frank, county clerk and lawyer 
 
 Woody Frank, att'y at law 
 
 Worden & Co, gen mdae 
 
 Mountain Home, 
 
 ALTURAS COUNTY. 
 
 Allen Frank, ass't poatmaster 
 CAMPB''iXL JOHN D, agent Rocky 
 
 Bar stuge line <and postmaster 
 Haynes C 0, agt U I & stage line 
 
 New Chicago, 
 
 DEEB LODGE COUNTY. 
 
 Chaplain, Smith ii Dingwall, gen mdse 
 Dingwall Duncan, postmaster 
 Featherman J A, gen mdse 
 Ferguson K M, blacksmith 
 Ferguson Wm R, hotel < 
 
 Wilkinson C W, hotr.l 
 
 Phillipsburg, 
 
 DEER LODGE COUNTY, 
 
 la fifty-five miles from Deer Lodge City> 
 in Deer Lodge county, and is reached by 
 stage running from the county seat. It 
 takes rank among the foremost of the 
 liveliest mining camps and has a future 
 that may be considered very bright, as 
 the mines in the vicinity are paying well 
 and show no signs of being exhausted. 
 The town site was laid out in 1866. The 
 sanitary condition of the place is excel- 
 lent. 
 
 Bowie C N, druggist 
 
 Caplice & Smith, gen mdse 
 
 Coleman W T & Co, dry goods, clothing 
 
 and notions 
 Connelly N, hardware and groceries 
 Hammond Wm, livery stable 
 Harris Toney, shoemaker 
 Hines' Public Hall 
 Incamp Henry, liquors and cigars 
 Kaiser House, Herman Kaiser propr 
 Kroger C, brewery 
 Lamb Henry, barber 
 Lang Wm, saloon 
 McDonald & Bradshaw, butchers 
 McDonald Wm, blacksmith 
 Mclntyre A, liquors 
 MoLane John Q, blacksmith 
 Milot — , saloon 
 Robinson ft Bealer, butchers 
 
 Silver Lake House, Murphy ft Jenkins 
 
 proprs 
 SmMONS H, postmaster 
 Volmer Frank, shoemaker 
 Weinstein Wm, dry goods, clothing 
 
 and groceries 
 
 Piegan, 
 
 CHOTEAU COUNTY. 
 
 Hill A C, physician 
 Power John W, gen mdse • , 
 Rebhausen G, postmaster 
 Warner A C, gen mdse 
 
 Poney, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY. 
 
 Allen Z M, hotel and blacksmith 
 Cary ft O'Brien, grocers 
 ISDELL N J. postmaster 
 ISDELL N J & CO, gen mdse 
 McAlees Jas, saloon 
 Reed W R, hotel 
 Schmalhausen H, physician 
 
 Puller Springs, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY. 
 
 Collaway James E, stock raiser and at- 
 torney atlaw 
 
 Davie A B, stock raiser 
 
 Donegan .Jno & Bro, stock raisers 
 
 Donegan Thos, notary public 
 
 Metzel A, stock raiser 
 
 Peterson Fred, stock raiser 
 
 PULLER JAS W, postmaster and 
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 Sedman & Mc(Jregory, stock raisers 
 
 Quartz Creek, 
 
 MISSOULA COUNTY. 
 McGrath Patrick, gen mdse 
 
 Bace Track, 
 
 DEER LODGE COUNTY. 
 HOYT P> postmaster 
 
 Radersburg, 
 
 JEFFERSON COUNTY. 
 
 County seat and postoffice, 40 miles 
 from Helena, having a population of 400. 
 
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 131 
 
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 Halleck Charles, saloon 
 
 Hamper Mrs J W, saloon and brewery 
 
 Hoafeldt Charles, meat market 
 
 Macumber Archie^ hotel 
 
 Norem G E, blacksmith 
 
 Parks Mrs M A, hotel 
 
 Smith F M, blacksmith 
 
 Warner D G, livery 
 
 Wells Frank, een mdse 
 
 Weston J R, drugs tobacco and notions 
 
 Red Bluff, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY. 
 
 Bradlay D J, butcher 
 
 Foster R H, blacksmith • ' ' 
 
 Miner J L, shoemaker 
 
 Olds Hurst H, quartz mill 
 
 FECK C H, gen mdse, hotel and stock 
 
 raiser 
 Peel M, quartz mill 
 Rogers John, hotel 
 SANOTJIN S J, postmaster 
 
 Salisbury, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY. 
 
 Bivens John, saloon 
 Clopter J C, hotel 
 
 GUMER, SALISBURY & CO, 
 
 La Point Geo, blacksmith 
 Nesbit John, hotel 
 Page J M, surveyor 
 
 FUEDTJM AMOS, gen mdse, county 
 sup't schools and notary publL 
 
 Sheridan, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY. 
 
 Bateman R P, gen mdse 
 
 Brundage H, foundry and machine shop 
 
 Hamilton & McCraner, gen mdse 
 
 Hindman & Jobb, fiouriag mills 
 
 Phillips Ira L, blacksmith 
 
 Schultz F, hotel and liquors 
 
 Scott Alex, liquors 
 
 Silver Bow, 
 
 DEER LODQE COUNTY. 
 
 Dean Isaac, groceries 
 
 Nissler C, brewery 
 
 Weibold H C, groceries and dry goods 
 
 Silver City, 
 
 LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffioe 16 miles northwest of 
 Helena. 
 
 Blackburn k Bundy, gen mdae 
 Deloway J, hotel 
 PuUhardt Louis, brewery 
 
 Silver Star, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY. 
 
 Anderson John, postmaster 
 
 Blackburn & Bumby, gen mdse and 
 
 liquors 
 Delaney & Anderson, gen mdse 
 Fullhart & Lewis, brewery 
 
 Springville, 
 
 JEFFERSON COUNTY. 
 
 A postofBce 14 miles north of Raders- 
 burg. 
 
 Sterling, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY. 
 
 Jackson P V, sisaessor 
 Peck C H, grocer 
 
 Stevensville, 
 
 MISSOULA COUNTY. 
 
 A postofficc 30 miles south of Mis- 
 soula. 
 
 Bass Bros, beef packers 
 
 Bass, Decker & Co, flouring mills 
 
 Bell Bros, hotel 
 
 Buck Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Chatfield k Bass, liquors 
 
 Eddy, Hammond k Co, gen mdse 
 
 Herman Jacob, blacksmith 
 
 Landram Jno, wagonmaker 
 
 McCormick k Griif, flouring millB 
 
 Morris James, blacksmith 
 
 Stillwater, 
 
 GALLATIN COUNTY. 
 
 Binson P, gen mdse 
 
 Counteyman H, gen mdse, postmaster, 
 hotel, and stage station 
 
 Maturin .Samuel, butcher 
 
 Mithoif H A, gen mdse 
 
 Pease F D, gen mdse 
 
 Rostel B, hairdresser 
 
 Russell John, coronor 
 
 Russell Wm, restaurant 
 
 Sheridan Bros, stoves, tinware and hard- 
 ware, agents White's sewing machines 
 
 Sheridan T P, stoves and tiawara 
 
 Smith Thomas, county judge 
 
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 Stanton H C, postmaster, and dealer in 
 
 gen mdse, books and stationery 
 Stevens Joseph, livery stable 
 Watson J F, district judge 
 " Western Star" (weekly),Flitt & Mosher 
 
 publishers 
 Williams L L, county clerk 
 Willis W E, register U S land office 
 Woodruif ,T, drugs and varieties 
 Woodward W G, harness and saddlery 
 Wright & Carlon, livery stable 
 Wright W T, county treasurer 
 
 Stone Station, 
 
 DEER LODGE COUNTY. 
 Horton B R, hotel 
 
 Sun River, 
 
 LEWIS AND. CLARKE COUNTY. 
 
 Allen W G, sailpqn 
 (^hurchill O H, 'mock raiser 
 Qorson S M, wagonmaker 
 Devine Jno, saloon 
 ^ord Robt S, stock raiser 
 ijealy J J & Co, flouring mill 
 Maiux & Milat, gen mdse 
 Perkins Jas L, freighter 
 S'argent Jno, hotel 
 Steel Geo, gen mdse 
 Strong Jas, stock raiser 
 Vaughn Robt, stock raiser 
 Weigand A, shoemaker 
 
 Sweet Grass, 
 
 GALLATIN COUNTY. 
 
 Bramble W R, postmaster 
 Brown W R, stock raiser 
 Cardwell Edward, stock raiser 
 Cook G W, stock raiser 
 Davis J, stock raiser 
 Flaharty Wm, stock raiser 
 Harrison Albert, stock raiser • '■ " 
 Labverson O F, stock raiser 
 Puet Wm, stock raiser * 
 
 Short Felix, stock raiser 
 
 Twin Bridges, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY, 
 Is a postoffice north of Virginia City 30 
 miles. 
 
 Bams A, carpenter 
 Comfort Jno, blacksmith 
 Connor John, photographer 
 Davison A L, physician 
 Gillfoil John, liquors 
 
 Haney James, contractor 
 
 HOLDEN J it. gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Lewis G F, gen mdse 
 
 Lott M H, hotel 
 
 Parker A M, constable 
 
 Rightenour D, carpenter 
 
 Young W A M, attorney at law 
 
 Unionville, 
 
 LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY, 
 
 Is a postoffice four miles southwest of 
 
 Helena. 
 
 Beucler F, blacksmith 
 
 Conner Thos O, groceries 
 
 CONSTATS PHILIP, postmaster and 
 
 groceries 
 Guthrie W H, butcher 
 Hunt E, hotel 
 
 P. CONSTANS, 
 
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 ' UNION VILLE. MONTANA, 
 
 Vestel, 
 
 DEAR LODGE COUNTY. 
 
 Fisher G, saloon 
 IngersoU A E, gen mdse 
 Lindwell F, saloon 
 Zembsch L, gen mdse 
 
 Virginia City, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY, 
 
 Is the county seat of Madison county, 
 situated at the mouth of a creek called 
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 a "raging wilderness," where nothing 
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 emanating from the throats of the dusky 
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 ness and awakened the echoes. The 
 news relating to the discovery of rich 
 placer and quartz diggings, spread like 
 wildfire throughout the whole world, 
 and the contagion which is bred of money- 
 seeking was so greatly felt, that during a 
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 population reached 10,000, a growth that 
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 of course chaos ruled with a lavish hcvud. 
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 in the Territory and possesses excellent 
 schools. The " Weakly Madisonian" 
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 that of farming is attracting aomo at- 
 tention. The altitude of the town is 
 greater than that of any other place in 
 the Territory, it being 6,778 feet above 
 the level of the sea. It is in a very 
 healthy location and should command 
 favorable notice in this connection. 
 
 Amstrong W P, clothing ^ 
 Amstrong F K, attorney at law 
 Baker T T, surveyor 
 Bartlott E H, blacksmith and machinist 
 Blake Henry N, associate justice supreme 
 
 court. 
 Blake H N, district judge 
 Buford S R, gen mdse 
 Butler Mrs N F, jewelry, etc 
 Cogswell Mrs M & Sister, restaurant 
 Clark G H, furniture and undertaker 
 Crockett S H, saddlery and harness 
 Callaway J E, attorney at law 
 Deimling F C, postmaster and notary 
 
 public 
 
 Douglass Wm, varietjf and notions 
 Denn Joseph, saloon 
 EUing Henry, banker 
 French O D, grocer 
 Galen H F, stage line 
 
 Genzberger . Kohlberg, clothing 
 Glasbey House, Anthon Freiler prop'r 
 
 Gohn Geo meat market 
 
 Greenhood, Bohm & Co, clothing 
 
 Harrington & Baker, boots and shoes 
 
 Herndon & Donnelson, furniture 
 
 Herring A J, cabinet maker 
 
 Hinchman , druggist 
 
 Howell S H, agent Overland Stage Co 
 
 Kohls J, wagon-maker 
 
 Knight A B, surveyor 
 
 Ketchum W S, saddlery and harness 
 
 Largey P A, hardware 
 
 "Madisonian," weekly paper, by Thos 
 Deyarmon 
 
 Morris J W, grocer and liquors 
 
 Morris \V W, druggist 
 
 Morritz G, barber 
 
 Meyer Herman, groceries, etc 
 
 Muffly Theo, attorney at law and clerk 
 Ist district 
 
 Mill Creek Mills, Sargent Hall prop'r 
 
 Metzel Alex, stock dealer 
 
 Nelson J P, soap works 
 
 O'Donnell H, Siuoon 
 
 Patton & Lambrecht, grocers and hardr 
 
 ware 
 Pfouts W G, groceries 
 PHel J H, wagonmakor 
 Pease H A. jeweler 
 Rodgers & McGarry, saloon 
 Raymond Bros, grocers and breeders of 
 
 blooded stock 
 Raymond, Harrington & Co, bankers 
 Raymond M H, physician and 8urge'>n 
 Roaenstein H D, tailor 
 Rosenstein Sol, druggist 
 Smith I C, physician 
 Spratt James G, attorney at law 
 Spencer J A, groceries and grain 
 Strasbsrger I, dry goods 
 Scanland J H, livery stable 
 
 Schmaulhousen , physician 
 
 St Mary's Hospital 
 
 Saniord Mrs, dry goods and millinery 
 
 Thesdon Geo. blacksmith 
 
 Tilton A; Barber, grocers and stationery 
 
 Turner C W, attorney 
 
 Talbf>tt Dr A, dentist 
 
 Trask C & Son, sawmill 
 
 Vetter John G, boots and shoos 
 
 Werken Henry, Uvery stable 
 
 Wimmer J, saloon 
 
 Waimington H, dry goods 
 
 White William, meat market 
 
 Warfield C P tinsmith 
 
 Ward Saml, attorney at law 
 
 Yoger E T, physician 
 
 
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 Butcher & Archbold, hotal 
 Cadigan & Larkin, saloon 
 DriscoU Dennis, grocer 
 FoUigan & Gwin, market 
 Hughes & Nuuan, saloon 
 Long J V & fo, grocers 
 Noonan M, Haloon 
 RTJATI WM, postmaster 
 Stack Mrs Mary, hotel 
 
 Warm Springs, 
 
 DEER LODQE COUNTY. 
 
 Girard E, gen mdse 
 Stees Thos, hotel 
 Stephens F, stock raiser 
 
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 Washington Oulch, 
 
 DEER LODGE COUNTY, 
 HUBBAY THOS F, postmaster 
 
 Watson, 
 
 BEAVER HEAD COUNTY, 
 
 Is what is called a "Home " Station by 
 the Stagd Company, at a junction of the 
 stage roads from Hplena and Deer Lodge 
 to the terminus of the U. & N. R. B. . 
 which is now seventy-five miles south 
 of this place, in Idaho, where it has 
 stopped for the winter. The track is 
 laid this side of the terminus, and the 
 road is graded to a point twelve miles 
 north of the line between Montana and 
 Idaho. 
 
 Barrett T M, gen mdse 
 
 ESTES SIM> gen mdse, agent Pacific 
 
 Express Co, postmaster and hotel 
 Gilmore, Salisbury & Co, proprs stageline 
 McOwen J 0, clerk with Sim Estes 
 Parker Wm, saloon 
 
 Whitehall, 
 
 JEFFERSON COUNTY. 
 Brooks E G, hotel 
 
 White Sulphur 
 Springs, 
 
 MEAGHER COUNTY. 
 
 HIGGINS JONAS, postmaster and gro- 
 ceries 
 
 Wickes, 
 
 Babson G J, meat market 
 
 DEAN E B, postmaster 
 
 Dean & Street, hotel 
 
 The Alta, Montana Co, Smelting and 
 
 Milling Co 
 Wickes & Babson, gen mdse 
 
 Young's Point, 
 
 CUSTER COUNTY. 
 
 De Mars Charles, stock raiser 
 Herrington Andrew, stock raiser 
 Miller Wm M, stock raiser 
 Whitsitt W P, stock raiser 
 YOUNO ALONZO J hotel and post- 
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 Treka, 
 
 DEER LODGE COUNTY. 
 Morse & Brogan, gen mdse 
 
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 AGENTS. 
 
 (See Insurance Agents, Railroad Agents, 
 Beal Estate Agents, and Telegraph 
 Agents.) 
 
 AGRICULT'V 'WPLE- 
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 (See also Hardware.) 
 
 KIREPATBICK BROS, Ed^erton 
 
 Ashbey S C, (wagons), Helena 
 
 Power T C & Co, (wagons), " 
 Vawter C L, 
 
 APOTHECARIES. 
 
 (See Druggists.) _ ,■ . 
 
 ARTISTS. 
 
 (See Photographers.) 
 
 ASSAYERS. 
 
 Bennett T A, Butte City 
 
 David & Bennett, " 
 
 Mayer Max E, " 
 
 Pack J A, " 
 
 HILL H M, Clancy 
 
 Harrison R B, Helena 
 
 Molister S F, " 
 
 Rumley Chas, " 
 
 Steadman Jno, " 
 U S Assay Office, 
 
 Jackson P V, Sterling 
 
 ATTORNEYS AT LAW. 
 
 (See also County Officers,) 
 
 Turner C VV, 
 Armstrong F K, 
 Edwards T R, 
 
 Richard J 
 Robinson J C, 
 Sharp & JMapton, 
 Collins T E, 
 Donnelly J J, 
 Potter Jno, 
 Bullard Massena, 
 Chumasero & Chadwick, 
 Comly H R, 
 Hedges ST, 
 Johnson J A, 
 Lowry T J, 
 Porter I B, 
 Sanders & CuUen, 
 Shober Jno H, 
 TooleEW&JK, 
 Williams J J, 
 Wooli'o'.k A M, 
 Keogh A J, 
 Stevens W J, 
 Woody Frank H, 
 Callaway Jas £, 
 Young W AM, 
 Armstrong F K, 
 Callaway J E, 
 Muffley Theo, 
 Spratt Jas G, 
 Turner C W, 
 Ward Samuel, 
 
 AUCTIONEERS. 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 
 Diamond City 
 Ft Benton 
 Hamiton ■ 
 Helena 
 
 Huntley 
 Missoula 
 
 Puller Springs 
 Twin Bridges 
 Virginia City 
 
 Bannack City 
 Bozeman 
 
 Vivion & Pierce, , 
 De Wolf Steven, 
 Forbes John F, 
 McBride F T, 
 Spratt & Stapleton, 
 Thornton J C C, 
 Kanouse J A, 
 Knowles Hiram, 
 Napton T L, 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 
 Mayer Henry, 
 Marshal L T, 
 Curtis & Booker, 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Ft Benton 
 
 Helena 
 
 BAKERIES. 
 
 Lockey R, 
 Bogk Gustavus, 
 Boisvert R, 
 Hugil Sol, 
 Gamble & Lee, 
 Lockey R, 
 Reinig M, 
 
 Bozeman 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 
 Ft Benton 
 Helena 
 
 BANKS AND BANKERS. ^ 
 
 Roe I & Bro, Bannack City 
 
 Story & Willson, Bozeman 
 
 Clark W A, Butte City 
 
 Donnell, Clark k Larabie, " 
 
 Hauser S T & Co, •« 
 
 Baker J G jr, Co, Deer Lodge City 
 
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 Clark W A, Deer Lodge City 
 
 Donnell, Clark & Larabie, " 
 
 First National Bank, W A Clarke 
 
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 Firat National Bank, S T Hauser 
 
 pres, Helena 
 
 Hauser ST, " 
 
 Herahfield L H & Bro, 
 Missoula National Bank, C P Hig- 
 
 ffins pres, Missoula 
 
 Elling Henry, Virginia City 
 
 Eaymond, Harrington & Co, *' 
 
 BARBERS. 
 
 (See Hairdressers.) 
 
 BATHS. 
 
 (See Hairdressers and Baths.) 
 
 BLACKSMITHS. 
 
 (See also Blacksmiths and Wagon- 
 makers, also Horseshoers. ) 
 
 Sauerbier C F, 
 Winkley k Stockman, 
 Bryan Wm 
 Watson Thoa, 
 Weir 0, 
 
 Wengis Wm, ' 
 
 Davis Theo, 
 Concannon J, 
 Cook S W, 
 Harper Francis, 
 Mulvany B T & Co, 
 Black Jno E, 
 McMillen & King, 
 Mulville Sam, 
 Hoover D, 
 Nutten B F, 
 
 SQUIRES W, 
 WONDEILICH CHAS, 
 
 Mattie L, 
 Duf resne L, 
 Lavalle T B, 
 Mee I & B, 
 Allen & Crimmens, 
 Weller T J & Co, 
 Baker Wm, 
 Wane W, 
 Becker Conrad, 
 Blakeman H, 
 McPartand P, 
 Smith James, 
 ^Ensch Mat, 
 Murphy & Payett, 
 Hemel &; Deschamp, 
 Hoffman Jacob, 
 Ferguson R M, 
 McDonald Wm, 
 McLane Jno G, 
 Allen Z M, 
 
 Adobetown 
 
 Albion 
 
 Argenta 
 
 Bannack City 
 
 Bedford 
 
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 Blackfoot City 
 
 Boulder Valley 
 
 Bozeman 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Centreville 
 
 Chico 
 
 Corvallis 
 
 Divide 
 
 French Gulch 
 
 Frenchtown 
 
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 Ft Benton 
 
 Ft Custer 
 
 Glendalc 
 
 Hamilton 
 
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 Jefferson City 
 
 Junction City 
 
 Laurin 
 
 Lincoln 
 
 Miles City 
 
 Missoula 
 
 New Chicago 
 Phillipsburg 
 
 Poney 
 
 Norem G E, 
 Smith F M, 
 LaPoint Geo, 
 Fester R H, 
 Phillips Ira L, 
 Herman Jacob, 
 Morris James, 
 Comfort Jno, 
 Beuclcr F, 
 Bartlett E H, 
 Thesdon Geo, 
 
 Radersburg 
 
 Salisbury 
 
 Red Bluff 
 
 Sheridan 
 
 Stevensville 
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 Twin Bridges 
 
 Unionville 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 BLACKSMITHS & WAGON- 
 MAKERS. 
 
 (See also Blacksmiths; also Wagon- 
 makers.) 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 
 Tetrault Frank, 
 
 Zosol Bro3, 
 
 Adams Jno, 
 
 Anderson Bros, 
 
 Butler Victor, 
 
 Ecklund & Bissonette, 
 
 Edwards & Filkington, 
 
 Goodrich A, 
 
 Hoyt Z, 
 
 Jeffries CM, 
 
 McPhailA, 
 
 Pateneaude A, 
 
 Paynter, Brown & Weisenhoro, 
 
 Helena 
 
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 Campbell A J, 
 Reece & McMillion, 
 La Point Geo, 
 
 Huntley 
 Miles City 
 Salisbury 
 
 BOARDING HOUSES. 
 
 (See also Hotels.) 
 
 Miller R C, . Burnt Pine 
 
 Wissel J (lodging), Butte City 
 
 Milli Reynolds, ' Ft Benton 
 
 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 
 
 Taylor J H, 
 MABES L & SON, 
 
 Crane G W, 
 
 Auerbach, Wells & Co, 
 
 O'Donnell Terence, 
 
 Paichen H M, 
 
 Rosen crans & Klaue & Co, 
 
 Ward Jno T, 
 
 Basinski — , 
 
 Dickinson W H H, 
 
 Tilton & Barber, 
 
 Bozeman 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Ft Benton 
 
 Helena 
 
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 Miles City 
 
 Missoula 
 
 Virginia City 
 
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 Sanford J C, Boztmsn 
 
 Willson & Lewis, " 
 
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 Onmer Fred & Co, 
 Lansing Peter, 
 Hiimilton J L, 
 Albrecht Chas, 
 Bessett J, , 
 
 Carr Robt, 
 Gamer Fred, 
 Millen Nick, 
 8chultz HA, 
 Deafline 0, 
 Harrington ft Baker, 
 Vetter Jno G, 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 
 Glendale 
 
 Helena 
 
 Jefferson City 
 Virginia 
 
 BOOT MAKERS. 
 
 (See alao Boots and Shoes.) 
 
 Hamilton Wm, 
 
 EckerG, 
 
 Bryson Pat, 
 
 Joyce Wm, ' 
 
 Scott Benj, 
 
 Bishop Chas, 
 
 Harris Toney, 
 
 Volner Frank, 
 
 Miner J L, (shoemaker), 
 
 Weigand A, 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Diamond City 
 
 Divide 
 
 Fort Benton 
 
 Glendale 
 
 Miles City 
 
 PhillipsUurg 
 
 Red Bluff 
 Sun River 
 
 BREWERIES. 
 
 Harby Jas, 
 Speith & Keruge, 
 Nissler Chris, 
 Contancin St Fish, 
 Fenner & Van Grundy 
 Ramspeck H, 
 Binzel B, 
 Foller August, 
 Holter A M & Bro, 
 Horsky & Kenck, 
 Kessler Nick, 
 FulkersonWW, 
 Hays Jno, 
 Kroger 0, 
 Hamper Mrs J W, 
 Nissler C, 
 t'ullhardt Louis, 
 Lewis & Fulhart, 
 
 Bannack City 
 
 Bozemau 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 
 Diamond City 
 Helena 
 
 Missoula 
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 Phillipsburg 
 Radersburg 
 Silver Bow 
 Silver City 
 Silver Star 
 
 CABINET MAKERS. 
 
 Herring A J, Virginia City 
 
 CARPENTERS. 
 
 (See contractors and Builders.) 
 
 CARPETS 
 
 Boyce J R, Jr, 
 Curtis &6ooker 
 Raleigh & Clarkes, 
 Sands Bros. 
 
 Helena 
 
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 CARRIAGE MAKERS. 
 
 (See Wagon and Carriage Makers; also 
 Blacksmiths and Wagon Makers.) 
 
 CIGARS AND 
 
 Brown & Frank, 
 Coleman W & Co, 
 MABKS L & SON, 
 
 Morris Bros, 
 Stanchfield L E & Co, 
 Warfield Carlos, 
 Woodward &, Savage, 
 Crane G W, 
 Smith & Castner, 
 Auerbach, Wells & Co, 
 Berkeniield A, 
 Cannon C W, 
 Davis & Wallace, 
 Denn Jno, 
 Kleiuschmidt & Bro, 
 Lehman Chas, 
 Lowenberg Emil, 
 Morris Bros, 
 Murphy, Neel & Co, 
 Prenitt W G & Co, 
 Ro8encrans& Klaue, 
 Silverman M, 
 Switzer J, 
 Tehman Fred, 
 Vawter C L, 
 Ward Jno T, 
 Watson Jno R, 
 Webster N H, 
 Leiser J S, 
 Weston J R, 
 Delany & Anderson, 
 
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 (See also General Merchandise.) 
 
 Willson & Lewis, 
 Barnett H, 
 Bonner E L & Co, 
 Copinus W, 
 Jacob Henry & Co, 
 Mendelsohn D & Son, 
 Blum Chas, 
 Bonner E L & Co, 
 Brown M, 
 Feldberg Jacob, 
 Gans & Klein, 
 Greenwood, Bohm & Co, 
 Loeb Bros, 
 Coleman W T, 
 Armstrong W P, 
 Genzberger & Kohlberg, 
 Greenhood, Bohm & Co, 
 
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 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 
 
 Bateman R P, 
 Hobs J, 
 
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 CONFECTIONERS. 
 
 Dyer Jas, 
 Birkenfield A, 
 Morris Bros, 
 Beinig Chas, 
 Webster N H, 
 Gasper Geo, 
 Leiser J S, 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Helena 
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 Missoula 
 
 CONSTABLES. 
 
 aark A P, 
 Forbis Wm, 
 Reins J P, 
 Parker A M, 
 
 Bozeman 
 Butte City 
 
 Twin Bridges 
 
 CONTRACTORS AND BUILD 
 ERS. 
 
 Holden Wm, 
 
 Mackie Jno, 
 
 Selin Jno A, (masonry), 
 
 Arthur J K, 
 
 Bacon J H, (carpenter), 
 
 Ledheater & Sanoorn, 
 
 Bedford 
 
 Bozeman 
 
 Butte City 
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 Hamilton 
 
 Helena 
 
 Davis H G, (carpenter & builder), Chico 
 
 Andrews Jacob, 
 
 Black Jos, 
 
 Cole J E, 
 
 Curry E T, 
 
 Daly Hugh, 
 
 Flick Jos, 
 
 Garwood A, 
 
 Gilbert J, 
 
 Harvey Robt, 
 
 Howe Reuben, 
 
 Major J 0, 
 
 Sanderson Isaac, 
 
 SenieurG, 
 
 Senieur Wm, 
 
 Simonton W Y, 
 
 Sonnefield & Gebauer, 
 
 Fredlive Jno A, 
 
 Koon Benj, (carpenter), 
 
 Noore Agnew, 
 
 Rankin John, j 
 
 Sperenberg W, 
 
 Bamea A, 
 
 Haney Jaa, 
 
 Rightenour D, * " 
 
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 BEAVER HEAD C0ITNT7. 
 
 Sears A F, probate judge, Bannack City 
 Murray Jas P, sheriff, " 
 
 GEA£TEB A E, county clerk and 
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 Missoula 
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 Twin Bridges 
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 Dart Geo W, county treaa, 
 Shepherd C M, sup't of acbooli, 
 Wright Wm R, county coroner 
 
 CHOTEATJ COTTNTT. 
 
 Healey J J, sheriff. Fort Benton 
 
 CUSTER COUNTY. 
 
 McBride John, probate judge. Miles City 
 Bnllard Wm H, sheriff, 
 WIH^ON T B, clerk and recorder, " 
 Flanagan A P, assessor, " 
 
 Guy J C, county commissioner, " 
 
 McMillan C F, co".->ty commissioner " 
 VanUasken Wm, couuty commis- 
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 Savage C W, sup't schools and cor- 
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 DEER LODQE COUNTT. 
 
 Emerson 0, probate judge. 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 McAndrews Jaa S, sheriff, " 
 
 DICEET J E, county clerk and 
 
 recorder, " 
 
 Irvin G W, clerk dist court, *' 
 
 May hew Alex E, <i:<t att'y, " 
 
 Coleman Lewis, < ity treas, " 
 
 McFarland D L, county surveyor, " 
 Hardenbrook C K, county sup't of 
 
 schools, " 
 
 Gleason F E, public administrator, " 
 
 OALLATIN COUNTY. 
 
 McPherson A D, probate judge, 
 
 Bozeman 
 McKinzie W S, county sheriff and 
 
 assessor, " 
 
 LANQHORNE S W, county clerk 
 
 and recorder, " 
 
 Malin A J, clerk district court, 
 Vivion R P, district attorney, 
 McCaman J D, county treasurer and 
 
 sup't of schools, " 
 
 LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTT. 
 
 Blake H N, dist judge, Virginia City 
 Hedges S T, probate judge, Helena 
 
 Jefferies Chas M, sheriff, " 
 
 TOTTEN OSCAR B, county clerk 
 
 and recorder, " 
 
 Woolman Jos P, county auditor, " 
 Johnston J A, dist att y, " 
 
 Roberts W H, treas, " 
 
 Gorham Thos S, assessor, " 
 
 Marsh Benj F, county surveyor, " 
 Reeves Geo T, sup't of schools, " 
 Steele W L, county coroner, " 
 
 MISSOULA COUNTT. 
 
 Woody Frank H, county derk, Missoula 
 
 
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 Morris Bros, 
 
 DENTISTS. 
 
 Helena 
 
 Bishop C L, 
 Spenoer Dr M H, 
 Gleason F E, 
 Blake J M, 
 Frary L M, 
 Kelley C S, 
 Lombard W, 
 Talbot A, 
 
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 Missoula 
 Virginia City 
 
 DRESSMAKERS. 
 
 Morgan & Warfield, 
 Dingley Mrs M A, 
 Doe Mattie A, 
 Newell Mrs £ L, 
 Bickers Mrs G B, 
 Rogan Mrs M C, 
 Qrafs Mrs Annie, 
 Clark Mrs G, 
 Glendennln Mrs S E, 
 Harvey Mrs K S, 
 Herrick Mrs S B, 
 Johnson Mrs E J, 
 O'Connell Miss M, 
 Nichols Mrs A B, 
 Pegg Mrs A, 
 
 Bozeman 
 Butte City 
 
 Fort Benton 
 Helena 
 
 Missoula 
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 DRUGGISTS. 
 
 Dunlap Mrs Kate C, Bannack City 
 
 Lewis D A & Bro, Albion 
 
 Laghorne 8 W, Bozeman 
 Osborn S H, 
 
 Hale Geo T, Butte City 
 
 Parchen ft D'Archeul, " 
 
 Trisberger ft Boardman, " 
 
 SHAMXEY & CO, Deer Lodge City 
 
 Flanagan M A, 
 Hunter W E, 
 Parchen ft Couchenonr, 
 Hale R S ft Co, 
 Parchen H M ft Co, 
 Weir ft Pape, 
 Hofiinan ft Senish, 
 Lebihu C B, 
 Reinhard Jacob, 
 Bowie C N, 
 Weston J R, 
 Hiaohman — , 
 Morris W W, 
 Rosenstein Sol, 
 
 Ft Benton 
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 Glendale 
 Helena 
 
 Miles City 
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 Missoula 
 
 Phillipsburg 
 
 Radersburg 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 DRY GOODS. 
 
 (See also General Merchandise.) 
 
 Harnett H, 
 Boyce J R Jr, 
 Sands Bros, 
 
 Butte City 
 Helena 
 
 Raleigh ft Clarkes, 
 Coleman W T ft Co, 
 Weibold H C, 
 Sanford Mrs, 
 Strasberger I, 
 Warmington H, 
 
 Helena 
 
 Phillipsburg 
 
 Silver Bow 
 
 Virginia City 
 
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 Mendelsohn D ft Son, 
 Blum Chas, 
 Bonner E L ft Co, 
 Weiustein Wm, 
 
 Butte City 
 Deer Lodge City 
 
 Phillipsburg 
 
 ENGINEERS. 
 
 Kellogg G A, (civil). Deer Lodge City 
 
 EXPRESSES. 
 
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 Mosher Geo (ex agt), 
 Marks L (W F ex agt), 
 
 Butte City 
 Diamond City 
 
 WALTERS GEO J (express agt). 
 
 Junction City 
 Mantle Lee (ex agt). Miles City 
 
 ESTES SIM (agent Pacific Express), 
 
 Watson 
 
 FANCY GOODS. 
 
 (See also Varieties.) 
 
 Taylor J H, Bozeman 
 
 MABES L & SON, Butte City 
 
 Coleman Wm ft Co, Deer Lodge City 
 
 FEED STABLES. 
 
 (See also Livery.) 
 
 Austin B, 
 Baker Wm, 
 Thompson N, 
 Brown ft Davis, 
 
 Bedford 
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 Junction City 
 
 FLORISTS. 
 
 (See Nurserymen and Seedsmen.) 
 
 FLOUR MILLS. 
 
 Bums Jno, 
 
 JOHNSTON G, 
 
 McAdow P W ft Bro, 
 Thomas Geo D ft L A, 
 Denvers T T, 
 Frenchtown Farmer Co, 
 Hindman ft Jobb, 
 Bass, Decker ft Co, 
 McCormick ft Griff, 
 Healy J J ft Co, 
 Hall Sargent, 
 
 Bedford 
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 Bozeman 
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 Frenchtown 
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 Sheridan 
 
 Stevensville 
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 Sun River 
 Virginia City 
 
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 Power T C A Bro, 
 Perkins James L, 
 
 Fort Benton 
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 Butte City 
 
 Clancy 
 Helena 
 
 FOUNDRIES. 
 
 Allen J F, 
 Davis A J, 
 Newell J P (millwright), 
 
 HILL H M. 
 
 Davis ATiitem, 
 
 Hteadman Jno (machinist), 
 
 Brundage H (machine shop), Sheridan 
 
 FURNISHING GOODS. 
 
 (See also Clothing.) 
 Sands Bros, Butte City 
 
 FURNITURE AND BEDDING. 
 
 (See also General Merchandise.) 
 
 Kay James, 
 
 Bowes J M, N 
 
 Pettit B, 
 
 Singer J 0, 
 
 JMen M, 
 
 Chambers M D, 
 
 Curtis & Booker, 
 
 Herman Geo, 
 
 Sanford J R, 
 
 Clark G H, 
 
 Hemdon & Donnelson, 
 
 Bozemnn 
 Butte City 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 
 Glendale 
 
 Helena 
 
 Virginia City 
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 FURRIERS. 
 
 Helena 
 
 Howe D B, 
 Kovitz C L, 
 Schuch Carl, 
 
 GASFTTERS & PLUMBERS. 
 
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 GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 
 
 (A general assortment of Dry Goods, 
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 goods only, will be found under their 
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 Carey &0'Brien, 
 
 Adobetown 
 
 Cline & Leison, 
 
 Albion 
 
 Darling A M, 
 
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 Nickerson ALA Co, 
 
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 French George D, 
 
 Argentn 
 
 Dempsey & Co, 
 Trask & Graves, 
 
 Bannock City 
 
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 WBIOHT A F, 
 
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 Abascal J & Co, 
 
 Beartown 
 
 Brown Z, 
 
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 Deltit Byron, 
 
 Bedford 
 
 Hamilton Wm, 
 
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 Mnth & Conrad, 
 
 Belmont 
 
 Bichards G«orge, 
 
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 Jurgens & Price, Belmont 
 
 Birdseye C, Blockfoot City 
 
 Speir Saul, '* 
 
 Quigley J R, 
 
 Kluinschmidt ft Bro, 
 
 Lanimu A & Co, 
 
 May U F, 
 
 Strasburg & Sperlinger, 
 
 DriflcoU & Taaffe, 
 
 Durell B M & Co, 
 
 THOMAS, ARMSTBONG & CO, 
 
 Welsh D J & Co, 
 Caplice Jno & Co, 
 Cohen Alex, 
 Cohen D Sr, 
 Foster Lee W & Co, 
 Mnrchoaseau & Val?ton, 
 Thomas J D, 
 Gad(li3 Wm, 
 Tierney & Scott, 
 
 LEON JAMES. 
 
 Leon & Perry, 
 Cockrill V A, 
 ATLSWORTH JIH. 
 HILL H M, 
 
 McWhirk Wm, 
 
 Courier David, 
 
 Harr Jno, 
 
 Gaffney W B, 
 
 Haase Wm, 
 
 Marks L, 
 
 EIRKPATRICK BROS. Edgerton 
 
 BRTTPFEY GEO A, Fish Creek 
 
 Caplice, Smith & Co, Forest City 
 
 Broadwater, Hubbell & Co, 
 
 Fort Assinaboino 
 Kleinschmidt & Bro, Fort Benton 
 
 Mnrphy, Neel & Co, " 
 
 Wetzil W S & Co, 
 
 Bomp & Co, Fort Custer 
 
 Broadwater, Hubbell & Co, Fort Keogh 
 
 Bozeman 
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 Burnt Pino 
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 Butto City 
 
 Camp Baker 
 
 Canton 
 
 Canyon Ferry 
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 Central Park 
 
 Chico 
 
 Clancy 
 
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 Coulaon 
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 Divide 
 Diamond City 
 
 GADBIS WM, 
 MoENIGHT J 
 
 Demers T T, 
 
 Campbell G li, 
 
 Kinney H J, 
 
 Maddox A. Martin, 
 
 Perkins C- W, 
 
 Pond & Uriin, 
 
 Thomas & Armstrong, 
 
 Wells Jno, 
 
 Potter Jno, 
 
 Frith & Coad, 
 
 Haskins & McGirl 
 
 Dildine Henry, 
 
 Sanders J G, 
 
 KieserH, 
 
 McCormick P, 
 
 Culp D W, 
 
 McClure Jno, 
 
 Broadwater, Hubbell & Co. 
 
 Ellis J, 
 
 Savage & Ninninger, 
 
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 Frenchtown 
 
 Gallatin City 
 
 Glendale 
 
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 Cuplioo, Smith ft Co, 
 Hammond Eddy, 
 Welch Dan J, 
 Warden ft Co, 
 Chaplin, Smith ft 
 
 Mianoula 
 
 Featheiman J A, 
 Caplice ft Smith, 
 Power lino W, 
 Warner A C, 
 Ig<lell N J ft Co, 
 Mc(Jrath Patrick, 
 Dougherty J E, 
 WclTs Frank, 
 
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 Blackbuni ft Bundy, 
 Blackman ft Bumlin, 
 Delany ft Anderson, 
 Buck BroB, 
 
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 Countryman H, 
 Pease F D, 
 WithoflF H A. 
 Maiux ft Milat 
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 HOLDEN J B, 
 
 Lewis G F, 
 IngersoU A £ i 
 
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 Buford S R, 
 Driscoll D, 
 Girard E, 
 Murray Thos F, 
 Barrett T M, 
 
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 Hig^ins Jonas, 
 Wickes ft Babson, 
 Morse ft Brogan, 
 
 Dingwall, 
 
 New Chicago 
 
 Phillipsburg 
 Piegan 
 
 Poney 
 
 Quartz Crcok 
 
 Radersbnrg 
 II 
 
 Red Bluft 
 
 Salisbury 
 
 Sheridan 
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 Silver City 
 
 Silver Star 
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 Stevensville 
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 Stillwater 
 
 Sun River 
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 Twin Bridges 
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 I Vestel 
 
 II 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 ^Valke^ville 
 
 Warm Springs 
 
 Washington Gulch 
 
 Watson 
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 White Sulphur Springs 
 
 Wickes 
 
 Yreka 
 
 Helen* 
 II 
 
 GROCERS. 
 
 (See also General Merchandise.) 
 
 Morris John W, Adobetown 
 
 Lockey R, Bozeman 
 
 Rich Chas V, 
 
 Mannina; ft Lewis, Butte City 
 
 Kleiuschmidt Bro, (wholesale). 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 Murphy Higgins ft Co, (wholesale), 
 
 Maturin Samuel, (grocer), French Gulch 
 Cannon C W, Helena 
 
 Davis ft Wallace, '' 
 
 Denn Jno, " 
 
 Jur^ens ft Price, " 
 
 Klemschmidib ft Bro, (wholesale) " 
 Lehman Chas, " 
 
 Lehman Fred, " 
 
 Lockey R, " 
 
 Murphy, Neel ft Co, 
 
 Rciiiig M, 
 
 Tietjon J D, 
 
 Vawter C L, 
 
 Watson Jno R, 
 
 Largey P A, 
 
 Diluina Henry, 
 
 Klcinschmidt T H ft Bro, 
 
 Sanders J G, 
 
 Graham J J, 
 
 Connolly N, • 
 
 Wcinstein Wm, 
 
 Gary ft O'Brien 
 
 Dean Isaac, 
 
 WeiboldHC. 
 
 Peck C H, 
 
 Connor Thos 0, 
 
 CONSTANS PHILIP, 
 
 French. O D. 
 
 Meyer Herman, 
 
 Morris J W, 
 
 Potton ft Lambrecht, 
 
 Pfduts W G, 
 
 Raymond Bros, 
 
 Spencer J A, 
 
 Tilton ft Barber, 
 
 Driscoll Deunis, 
 
 Long J V ft Co, 
 
 HIOOINS JONAS, groceries. 
 
 White Sulphur Springs 
 
 GUNS, PISTOLS, AND AM- 
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 Bozeman 
 
 Iron Rod 
 Jefferson City 
 
 Miles City 
 
 Phillipsburg 
 II 
 
 Poney 
 
 Silver Bow 
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 Sterling 
 
 Unionville 
 II 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 Walkerville 
 
 Cooper Walter, 
 Story ft Goewey 
 Richard J, 
 Birkentield A, 
 Lowenberg Emil, 
 Morris Bros, 
 Oldham G H ft Son, 
 Savage ft Hinninger, 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 
 Helena 
 II 
 
 Miles City 
 
 HAIRDRESSERS AND BATHS 
 
 (See also Hairdressers.) 
 
 Frick Edward, 
 Lewis S W, 
 Anderson Fred C, 
 Parks W S, 
 Simpson Dennis, 
 Foster Wm, 
 F'-ank E, 
 . "osaer Mrs H A, 
 Sullivan ft Burner, 
 Welcom Theo, 
 Worick Sol, 
 Tice Thos D, 
 Hehli Chris, 
 Hall VV S, 
 Lamb Henry, 
 Morritz G, 
 
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 Clark & Biley, 
 Dart Geo W, 
 Nichols G R, 
 Warfield T B, 
 Dellinger D N, 
 Dellinger & Hyde, 
 Kinna & Jack, 
 Kennon & Zenor, 
 O'NeilJohn, 
 Evans J^mea, 
 Clark C irad & Curtia, 
 Holter A M & Bro, 
 Burleigh W A, 
 Beinhard Jas P, 
 Connelly N, 
 Largey P A, 
 Patton & Lambrecht, 
 
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 Bannack City 
 
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 Glendale 
 Helena 
 
 Miles City 
 
 Missoula 
 
 Phillipsburg 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 Bozeman 
 
 HARNESSMAKERS AND 
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 (See also Harness and Saddles.) 
 
 Eugelfried & Esler, 
 Jackey Chris, 
 Miller W B, 
 Premont F, 
 Wilber A E, 
 Beckman August, 
 Rosencrans L H, 
 Fisher & Kramer, 
 Davidson A J, 
 Markham Chas, 
 Crockett S H, 
 Ketchum W S, 
 
 Bozeman 
 
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 Deer Lodge City 
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 Fort Benton 
 
 Glendale 
 
 Helena 
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 Virginia City 
 
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 HIDES. PELTS, AND 
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 Davidson A J, Helena 
 
 Howe D B, 
 
 Kovitz C L, 
 
 Markham Chas, " 
 
 Schuch Carl, 
 
 HOTELS. 
 
 Case A B, 
 Steger & Rusaell, 
 Austin B, 
 Baker Wm, 
 Thompson N, 
 Wilcox Mrs, 
 Langd^ u Jno, 
 Sullivan Neil, 
 Warner Geo, 
 Schwartz Geo, 
 COOK HIRAM, 
 
 Albion 
 
 Bfuinach; City 
 
 Bedford 
 
 Belmont 
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 Benton Road 
 Blackfoot City 
 Boulder Valley 
 
 Butte aty 
 
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 Skehau' Philip, 
 
 Wakefield Geo W, 
 
 Aylesworth &, McFari:.iid, 
 
 Baker, Smith & Co, 
 
 Beal G W, 
 
 Culehan J E, 
 
 Ehrick Chas, 
 
 French Milo, 
 
 Ward ij'isters, 
 
 WillardHA, 
 
 Moss Mrs J A, 
 
 LEON JAMES 
 
 Barren D S, 
 
 Lyon Fred A, , 
 
 Alderson J J, 
 Aylsworth & McFarland, 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 Roulean Chas, " 
 
 Scott Saml, 
 Brasaey Ed, 
 Bow Wm, 
 Forest Wm, 
 Wunderlich L, 
 Husberger& Malkin, 
 Mills R R, 
 
 Cable City 
 Canyon Ferry 
 
 Clancy 
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 Coulson 
 
 Diamond City 
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 Fort Benton 
 
 Frenchtown 
 Glendale 
 
 Helena 
 
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 Demery T T, 
 Burnett Jno G, 
 Canovan Jno, 
 Beaoli D W, 
 Cunningham Frank, 
 Curry Albert B, 
 Earnest Geo, 
 Harding J B, 
 Kenck E, 
 McLean W, 
 Payne C I, 
 Rinda & Sklower, 
 Schnab & Zimmerman, 
 Smith Mrs B J, 
 VolkayMrs AD, 
 Emerson Austin, 
 McLeod W H, 
 Thompson M B, 
 McCormick P, 
 Reed Bros, 
 
 LEVENGOOD PETEE, (hotel) 
 
 Levengood 
 Kennedy W, Missoula 
 
 Ferguson Wm R, New Chicago 
 
 Wilkinson C W. " 
 
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 Phillipsburg 
 Silver Lake House, (Murphy Sl Jen- 
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 Alien Z M, 
 Reed \V R, 
 
 PULLER JAS W, 
 
 Mucum1)er Archie, 
 Parks Mrs M A, 
 
 PECK C H, 
 
 Rogers John, (hotel) 
 Closter J C, 
 Netibit Jao, 
 
 Jefferson City 
 
 Junction City 
 
 Poney 
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 Puller Springs 
 Radersburg 
 
 Red Bluff 
 
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 Deloway J, 
 Bell Bros, 
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 Sargent Jno, 
 Lott M H, 
 Hunt E, 
 Freiler A, 
 
 Butcher &; Archbald, 
 Stack Mrs Mary 
 Stees Thos, 
 
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 Brooks EG, 
 Dean & Street, 
 
 TOUNG ALONZO J, 
 
 Sheridan 
 
 Silver City 
 
 Stevensville 
 
 Stillwater 
 
 Stone Station 
 
 Sun Kiver 
 
 Twin Bridges 
 
 Unionville 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 Walkerville 
 
 Warm Springs 
 
 Watsoi 
 
 Whitehall 
 
 Wickes 
 
 Young's Point 
 
 INSURANCE AGENTS. 
 
 Reed H S, 
 Hall W S, 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 Mis3oula 
 
 JUSTICES OF the; PEACE. 
 
 Bailey D J, 
 Dediwick J, 
 Barrett A H, 
 Irving Caleb E, 
 Mecham L C, 
 Batcman G, 
 Johnson J Y, 
 Fairfax E J, 
 Rooney H C, 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Coulson 
 Deer Lodge City 
 
 Bedford 
 
 Bozeman 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Franklin 
 
 Helena 
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 Miles City 
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 LAUNDRIES. 
 
 Gillum M, Junction City 
 
 LIME AND CEMENT. 
 
 Copp M W & Co, Divide 
 
 Keogan & Turcott, (brick kiln), Missoula 
 
 LIQUORS. 
 
 Harby Jaa, 
 Lesan John, 
 Mariton, 
 Pelletier Paul, 
 
 Bannack City 
 Beartown 
 
 Brown k Frank, 
 Coilinan & La Land, 
 Daley & Stack, 
 Farrell Denis, 
 Fenner & Van Gurdy, 
 Fisher Bros, 
 Fitshen Geo, 
 Hoops Thos, 
 Houser C B, 
 King & Lowiy, 
 Kuworth Jos, 
 Mathews J ames, 
 Ncwkirk Geo W, 
 Pfeifer J P, 
 Sabolsky R, 
 Small & Halford, 
 Stanchiield Chas Sc Co, 
 Todd Geo W, 
 Trowbridge C B, 
 Harr Jno, 
 Boisvoert R, 
 Doll Geo M, 
 Gerber Jno, 
 Mcljean Donald, 
 Bourassa J C, 
 Croft Gro, 
 Evans h Savage, 
 Lilly & Co, (billiards), 
 Welsh Nick, 
 Marceau O, 
 Durell B M & Co, 
 Foster A H, 
 Gilg Frank, 
 Grotevant k I^ottj, 
 Littlefield & Co, 
 Metlin J C, 
 Peck& Farifield, 
 Adams J, 
 
 Auerbach, Wells & Co, (wholesale), 
 
 Beaupre & Pelletier, 
 
 Becknoy Jno W, 
 
 Burns & TiUon, 
 
 Colbert Chas, 
 
 Cooper Lewis, 
 
 Denn Jno, (wholesale), 
 
 Dingee Wm, 
 
 Farry Dan, 
 
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 Diamond City 
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 Frenchtown 
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 Helena 
 
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 Bedford 
 
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 Blackfoot City 
 
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 Dealy Wm, 
 
 Boulder Valley 
 
 Horsky & Kcnck, 
 
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 Basinski J, 
 
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 Kesslcr & Miller, 
 
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 Ellis & Davis, 
 
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 Luke k Pascoe, 
 
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 Harper J H, 
 
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 Marks Isaac, 
 
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 Maney Jas, 
 
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 Murphy, Neel k Co, (wholesale). 
 
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 Mounts k Sanborn, 
 
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 Odenwald Jake, 
 
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 Oakwood & Hoffman, 
 
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 Prenitt W G & Co, (wholesale). 
 
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 Worsham P P, 
 
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 Beahm Chas, 
 
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 Arbour Joseph, 
 
 Burnt Pine 
 
 Ruddy Geo, 
 Shed Theo, 
 
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 Morrison A M, 
 
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 Switzer J, (wholesale), 
 
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 Vawter C L, (wholesale), 
 White ThoB H, 
 Becker Conrad, 
 Kessler & Winters, 
 Tole L H, 
 Whitsone Wm, 
 Brown & Davis, 
 Smith Burns, 
 Williams fl L, 
 CahnM, 
 Clitlbrd J C, 
 Reece Wm, 
 Smith J W, 
 Bay Wm, 
 Hays Jno, 
 Henault & Hall, 
 Lyons W J, 
 McNamara Thos J, 
 Incamp Henry, 
 Lang Wm, 
 
 Milot , ■ 
 
 McAlees Jas, 
 Halleck Chas, 
 Hamper Mrs J W, 
 Bivens John, 
 Clostun J E, 
 Scott Alex, 
 Scultz F, 
 
 Blackman & Bunlin, 
 Lelany & Anderson, 
 Chatheld & Bass, 
 Allen W G, 
 Devine Jno, 
 Gillfoil Jno, 
 Fisher G, 
 Lindwell F, 
 Denn Jjs, 
 Morris J W, 
 O'Donnell H, 
 Rodgers & McGarry, 
 Kcanland J H, 
 C^idigan & Larkin, 
 Hughes & Nunau, 
 Wimmer J, 
 Noonan M, 
 Parker Wm, 
 
 Helena 
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 Jefieraon City 
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 Junction City 
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 MUes City 
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 Missoula 
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 Phillipsburg 
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 Pon3y 
 
 Raderaburg 
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 Salisbury 
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 Silver Star 
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 Stevensville 
 
 Sun River 
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 Twin Bridges 
 
 Vestel 
 II 
 
 Virginia City 
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 II 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Walkerville 
 
 Watson 
 
 LIVERY STABLES. 
 
 Davis Theo, 
 Ash ft Frirtley, 
 Wakefield Geo, 
 Benjamin Geo, 
 Houseworth Simon, 
 Owsley & Mantle, 
 Stoner 1 1, 
 Valiton H G, 
 WarfieldW, 
 Strickland Otis, 
 Flemming Thos, 
 Marks ft I'atterson, 
 Cassady & McDevitt, 
 Trailkill ft Crawford, 
 
 Blackfoot City 
 
 Bozfenia , 
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 Butte City 
 
 f Deer Lodjie City 
 
 Diamond (Jity 
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 Ft Benton 
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 Murray & Rosencroft, 
 Reynolds John, 
 Allen W H, 
 Horsky Jas, 
 Marks ft Patterson, 
 McFarland J H, 
 Piatt Geo H, 
 Porter Jas P, 
 Zeigler J A & Son, 
 Becker ft Co, 
 Thompson ft Becker, 
 Church A \V, 
 Johnson Chas, 
 Osborne ft Mahony, 
 Plummer ft Andrews, 
 Hammond Wm, 
 Warner D G, 
 Werken Henry, 
 
 Glendale 
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 Helena 
 
 Jefferson City 
 
 Miles City 
 II 
 
 Mi~soula 
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 Phillipsburg 
 
 Raderaburg 
 
 Vii^ginia City 
 
 LUMBER DEALERS. 
 
 Lavell ft Co, Butte City 
 
 Summit /'Uey Lumber Co, " 
 
 Thompson ft Dodge, 
 
 Holland ft McKean, 
 Pond ft Urlin, 
 Sanford ft Evans, 
 Holter ft Russell, 
 Patterson Jesse, 
 Minesingerft Latimer, 
 
 Cauip Baker 
 
 Glendale 
 
 Helena 
 
 Jefferson City 
 
 Missoula 
 
 MACHINISTS. 
 
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 HILLHM, 
 
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 Bartlett E H, 
 
 Clancy 
 
 Laurin 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 MEAT MARKET. 
 
 Konncilman John, 
 Quigley ft Ely, 
 Sloan ft Prottitt, 
 Hamilton ft Cartier, 
 Bielenberg Nick, 
 Dovenspeck John, 
 Loeber Fred, 
 Ostein J, 
 Potting J F, 
 Bielenberg C P H, 
 Marchiou JoLn, 
 Fiemniing Thos, 
 Bran-!om A E, 
 Hiiae Frank, 
 Tjftjily Bros, 
 Maturin Saml, 
 Rote & (iermansen, 
 Stanley ft Taylor, 
 Arnold & Dewitt, 
 Blake Jap, 
 Frcyler Chas, 
 <iuthrie Wm H, 
 Haggaman Chas, 
 
 Bannack City 
 
 Blackfoot City 
 
 Bozemnn 
 
 Burnt Pine 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
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 Norria, Jerome & Co, 
 Roth Chas, 
 Stadler & Odenwald, 
 Dell & Wehr, 
 Meyers C & Co, 
 McDonald & Bradshaw, 
 Robinson & Bsaler, 
 Hosfeldt Chas, 
 Bradley D J, 
 Bass Bros (packers), 
 (Juthrie W H, 
 (tohu Geo, 
 White Wm, 
 FoUigan & Gwin, 
 Babson G J, 
 
 Helena 
 
 Jefferson City 
 
 Missoula 
 
 Phillipsburg 
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 Radersburg 
 
 Bed Bluffl 
 
 Stevens ville 
 
 Unionville 
 
 Vii;ginia City 
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 Walkerville 
 Wickes 
 
 Harvey Mrs K S, 
 Herrick Mrs S B, 
 Johnson Mrs E J, 
 O'Connell Miss, 
 Sanford Mrs, 
 
 Helena 
 
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 Vii;ginia City 
 
 MERCANTILE AGENTS. 
 
 Woods T P, Virginia City 
 
 MILLS AND MINING. 
 
 (See also Flour Mills; also Planing Mills; 
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 Belmont Mining Co, Belmont 
 
 Armstrong Noali, Burnt Pine 
 
 Bernard A W, (mining), Butte City 
 
 Boardman W T, (mining), " 
 
 Brown H T, (manager mill), " 
 
 Clark Jos K, (mill), 
 
 Clark W A, " 
 
 Davis A J, 
 
 Evans David M, (mine), " 
 
 Farrady Adams, " 
 
 Jones KS, ' ^ " 
 
 I irgey PA, ' ' *' 
 
 J igat John A, " 
 
 Liggat R D, . " 
 
 MeaderCT, 
 
 Murrj' Jas, " 
 
 Noyes John, << 
 
 Ranson JoelW, 
 
 Stevens Wm, " 
 
 Suprenant J V, •• " 
 
 Coue Jno, Chico 
 
 Talbot Jas A, 
 
 Hill H M & Co, (Clancy Pluming 
 
 and Hydraulic Mines), Clancy 
 
 Smith & Partridge, Divide 
 Olds Hurst H, (quartz mill), Red Bluff 
 Peel M, (quartz mill), 
 The Alta Montana Co, (smelting) Wickes 
 
 MILLINERS AND DRESS 
 JVIAKERS. 
 
 (See also DresETuakers; also Alilliners.) 
 
 Smith Miss Lou P, Butte City 
 
 Curtis Mrs C C, Deer LoOge City 
 
 O'Neill Mrs B, 
 
 Clark Mrs G, Helena 
 
 Glcndennin Mrs S E, 
 
 MUSIC AND MUSICAL IN- 
 STRUMEMTS. 
 
 Perconia Prof (teacher), 
 Auerbach, Wells & Co, (music), Helena 
 Child W C, (pianos and organs), " 
 Curtis D W, (pianos and organs), " 
 Rosencrans & Klaue, " 
 
 Ward John T, 
 
 NEWS AGENTS. 
 
 (See also Books and Stationery; also 
 Varieties.) 
 
 Rice H, Albion 
 
 MARKS L & SON, Butte City 
 
 NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 "AVANT COURIER", (Alderson 
 & Sou pub's), Bozeman 
 
 "BUTTE MINER," (J B Reed ed 
 tor), Butte City 
 
 "Frontier Index," (Barton & Wilk- 
 inson pub's), " 
 
 "NEW NORTH WEST," Chills 
 
 Bros ')roprs), Deer Lodi;e City 
 
 "ROCKY MOUNTAIN HUS- 
 BANDMAN." (R N Sutherlin 
 propr), Diamond City 
 
 "Fort Benton Record," (W H Buck 
 editor and proprietor), Ft Benton 
 
 "HERALD, (daily and weekly, 
 Fisk Bros proprs), Helena 
 
 "INDEPENDENT," (daily and 
 weekly), " 
 
 "MISSOULIAN WEEKLY," 
 
 (Chauncey Barbour propr), Missoula 
 "MADISONIAN," (weekly, Thos 
 Deyannon pub), Virginia City 
 
 NOTARIES PUBLIC. 
 
 Carey Matthew J, 
 Hill H M, 
 Donegan Thos, 
 Purdum Amos, 
 Deimling F C, 
 
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 (See Varieties.) 
 Coleman W & Co, 
 Stanchfield L E & Co, 
 Woodward k Savage, 
 Dildina Henry, 
 Weston J R, 
 Douglass Wm, 
 
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 Clancy 
 
 Puller Springs 
 
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 Virginia City 
 
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 (See also Paints, Oils, Glass, etc.) 
 
 Bozeman 
 Butte City 
 
 Thompson & Bequette, 
 Dunn W T, 
 Stenberg O, 
 White John, 
 Faxon E S, 
 Morston O C, 
 Munn T L, 
 Bohley F, 
 Dailey Benj, 
 Dorey Wm, 
 Gessraug Geo, 
 Kern Jno, 
 King Fred L 
 Leville H, 
 
 Votaw AC, " ' 
 Wood F M, 
 Woodward Henry, 
 Hall W S & Co, 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 
 Fort Benton 
 
 Glendale 
 
 Helena 
 
 Missoula 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHERS. 
 
 Calfee H B, 
 Dusseau A J, 
 Brown HW, 
 Bundy O C, 
 Eckert Mrs M A, 
 Dickinson W H H, 
 Connor Jno, 
 
 Bozeman 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Glendale 
 
 Helena 
 
 Missoula 
 Twin Bridges 
 
 PHYSICIANS. 
 
 Mitchel Joes D, Bears Mouth 
 
 Mussingbro, 
 
 GeissdorfF Francis, 
 
 Monroe G W, 
 
 Brown (Jeo E, 
 
 Holmes L E, 
 
 Hough C P, 
 
 Musigbrod & Johnson, 
 
 Thompson J, 
 
 Whitlord O B, 
 
 Byam Don L, 
 
 GiesdorffF, 
 
 Price J B, 
 
 Hanks Porter, 
 
 Ives A K, 
 
 Mitchell A H, 
 
 Hunter W E, 
 
 Wheelock I W, 
 
 Tessey T, 
 
 Tesson L S, 
 
 Brooke B C, 
 
 BuUard W R, 
 
 Figuli F S, 
 
 Ingersoll C 8, 
 
 Jones Wm, 
 
 Madden P F, 
 
 Mcllhenney S S, 
 
 Morris WC, 
 
 Reeoe Thos, 
 
 Bozeman 
 
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 Butte City 
 
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 Corvallis 
 Deer Lodge City 
 
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 Fort Custer 
 
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 Jefferson City 
 
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 Miles City 
 
 
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 (See also Varieties.) 
 
 O'Donnell Terence, 
 Rosencrans & Klaue, 
 
 Helena 
 
 PLANING MILLS. 
 
 Holter A M & Bro, 
 Schaffer & Yergy, 
 
 Helena 
 
 POSTMASTERS, 
 
 CARET NICHOLAS, 
 
 RiceH, 
 Wright A F, 
 Burmini^ham C, 
 
 JOHNSTON 0. 
 JURGENS J H, 
 FLAHARTY B. 
 
 Birdseye C, 
 Taylor J H, 
 Smith Egbert W, 
 
 LEON JAMES, 
 
 Harris Z A, 
 
 ATLSWORTH 
 
 SQUIRES d W, 
 
 Stackpole 8, 
 Haase Wm, 
 
 wunoerlich chas, 
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 gasdis wm. 
 Mcknight j h, 
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 Henon Wm, 
 Crounse S H, 
 KEOGH A J. 
 ELLIS FOREST W, 
 
 Sanders J G. 
 
 SACRY J W. 
 WALTERS GEO J, 
 
 Laurin J B, 
 Levengood J H, 
 
 lAVAGE C W 
 
 , Adobetown 
 
 A'bion 
 
 Bannack City 
 
 Bears Mouth 
 
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 Belmont 
 
 Benson's Landing 
 
 Blackfoot City 
 
 Bozeman 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Canyon Ferry 
 
 Ch'^tnut 
 
 J H, Chico 
 
 Clancy 
 
 Corvallis 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 
 Diamond City 
 
 Divide 
 
 Fish Creek 
 
 Ft Logan 
 
 Ft Shaw 
 
 Frenchtown 
 
 . Hamilton 
 
 Helena 
 
 Huntley 
 
 Jjfferson City 
 
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 Junction City 
 
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 Anderson Jno, 
 COUNTBTMAN H, 
 
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 Deimling F C, 
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 Salisbury 
 
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 Stillwater 
 
 Sweet Grass 
 
 Twin Bridges 
 
 Union ville 
 
 Walkerville 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 Washington Gulch 
 
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 ESTES SIM, Wickes 
 
 YOUNG ALONZO J, Young's Point 
 
 PRODUCE-WHOLESALE. 
 
 (See also Fruits and Vegetables. ) 
 
 Gri3-.vold C, (cheese manufr) 
 
 Boulder Valley 
 HDopsThos, Butte City 
 
 Manning & Lewis, " 
 
 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 
 
 Brainard A D, (land agent,) Albion 
 
 Nelson W J, 
 
 Peters Jno, 
 
 Barrett & Warren, 
 
 O'Bannon O B, 
 
 Dunphy E M, 
 
 Hoyt E M, 
 
 Porter I B, 
 
 Dickinson W &B,, 
 Latimere J R, 
 Rankin Jno, 
 Trask C O & Son, 
 
 Missoula 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 SOAP MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 Nelson J P, Virginia City 
 
 STAGE LINES AND AGENTS. 
 
 Galen H F, 
 
 Gilmer, Salisbury & Co, 
 Marks & Patterson, 
 McGarvey James, 
 Nash H O, 
 Rohrbaugh J J, 
 Rowe Wm, 
 Sweene_, J M, 
 Whitehead & Co, 
 
 WALTERS GEO J, 
 CAMPBELL JNO 
 
 Helena 
 
 Junction City 
 D, (agent 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 
 Helena 
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 RESTAURANTS. 
 
 COOK HIRAM, 
 
 Entjesaer Mrs, 
 Souis & Flimaghan, 
 Bogk Gustarus, 
 Pfaif Montain, 
 Hugil Sol, 
 Sagnier — , 
 Mannheim Jno, 
 
 Boulder Valley 
 Bozeman 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Doer Lodge City 
 
 Ft Custer 
 
 Glendale 
 
 Cogswell Mrs &. aJ sister, Virginia City 
 
 SAW MILLS. 
 
 .f-w also Planing Mills. ) 
 Redain;; I^manuel, (Shingle Factory) 
 
 Day & Greenwood, 
 Parker D R, 
 Demers T T, 
 Barker Bros, 
 Maxwell ft Price, 
 
 Clancy 
 
 Coulson 
 
 Divide 
 
 Frenchtown 
 
 Levengood 
 
 Rocky Bar,) Mountain Home 
 
 Haynes C C, (agt U I & O,) 
 
 GIIMER, SALISBURY & CO, 
 
 Salisbury 
 COUNTRYMAN H, Still Water 
 
 Galen H F, Virginia 
 
 Howell S H, (agt Overland,) " 
 
 Gilmer, Salisbury ft Co, Watson 
 
 STENCILS. 
 
 Lake D P, Helena 
 
 Steadman Jno, ^ *' 
 
 ' SURVEYORS. 
 
 (Sec also among County Officers. ) 
 
 Baker T T, 
 Marsh Geo F, > 
 Scott Press, 
 Kellogg G A, 
 De Lacy W W, 
 Foote Geo B, 
 Kellogg G A, 
 Marsh Jno M, 
 Page J M, 
 Baker T T, 
 Knighc A B, 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 Helena, 
 
 Salisbury 
 Virginia City 
 
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 Schwabe Wm, 
 Emerson R G, 
 Guillot H, 
 Levine S, 
 Keough — , 
 Zunmerman Phflip, 
 Wallace Lewis, 
 Rosensteiu H D, 
 
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 Armer & Howo, Helena 
 
 TELEGRAPH AGENTS. 
 
 Aldereon J J, (tel opr), Coulson 
 
 Frederick W E, (manager W U Tel 
 
 Co, ) Helena 
 
 WAITEES GEO J, (telegraph opr) 
 
 Junction City 
 
 TERRITORIAL OFFICERS. 
 
 Potts Benj F, governor,* Helena 
 
 Mills Jas H, secretary, Deer Lodge City 
 Mason R H, surveyor-general, Helena 
 Woolman Joseph P, auditor, " 
 
 Weston D H, treasurer " 
 
 Smith Egbert W, siipt'public schools, 
 
 Butte City 
 Botkin W W, warden of the peniten- 
 tiary Deer Lodge City 
 Vivion R P, atty 1st dist, Bozeman 
 Mayhew Alex H, atty 2d dist. 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 Johnson J A, atty 3d dist, Helena 
 
 Muffly Theo, clerk 1st dist court, 
 
 Virginia City 
 Irvine Geo W, clerk 2d dist court, 
 Beattie Alex ' H, clerk 3d dist court, 
 
 Helena 
 Wade D S, chief justice of supreme 
 
 court, " 
 
 Blake Henry N, associate justice of 
 
 supreme court, Virginia City 
 
 Oalbraith W J, associate justice of 
 
 supreme court. Deer Lod,f,'o City 
 
 Alden Isaac R, clerk of supreme court 
 
 Helena 
 Hedges C, supreme court reporter " 
 
 Fuller T P, collector internal rev- 
 enue, Virginia City 
 Cummings T A, collector customs, '• 
 MeyendorfFM A, U S melter, " 
 Willson Davis, reg U S land office, 
 
 Bozeman 
 Bogert J V, rec U S land office, " 
 
 Harrison Russel B, U S assayer, Helena 
 BuUard W R, U S surgeon, «• 
 
 VARIETIES. 
 
 (See also Fruits, Candies, etc.) 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Kessler H C, 
 Neidhoffer Mrs C, 
 Aspling Thos, 
 Douglass Wm, 
 
 Deer Lodge City 
 Virginia City 
 
 VINEGAR. 
 
 Jurgens & Price, Helena 
 
 WAGON {MAKERS. 
 
 TINNERS. 
 
 (See also Stoves and tinware; also Hoof- 
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 Wunderlich Ed, 
 Keenan T, 
 Dawson Fred, 
 Stewart H, 
 Landam J no, 
 Carson S M, 
 Kohls J, 
 Pfiel J H, 
 
 Divide 
 
 Fort Custer 
 
 Glendale 
 
 Stevensville 
 
 Sun River 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 WATCHES AND JEWELRY. 
 
 Wackerlin H J, 
 Warfield C P, 
 
 Fort Benton 
 Virginia City 
 
 Herman (ivo, 
 Taylor A B, 
 Clark G H, 
 
 UNDERTAKERS. 
 
 Helena 
 Virginia City 
 
 UNITED STATES OFFICERS. 
 
 Andrews John W Jr, U S dist atty 
 
 • Helena 
 
 Botkin Alex C, U S marshal, " 
 
 Moe Jas II, reg U S land ofKcc, " 
 
 Sterling F I', rec U S land office 
 
 Bohler Jos, 
 Keppler J C, 
 Butler Mrs N F, 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Glendale 
 
 Virginia City 
 
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 (ALPHABETICALLY.) 
 
 See also, Liat of Towns Beceived too Lata for Segulu Insertion, 
 
 Was the twenty-third State admitted to the Union under the Constitution, and 
 is situated between latitude 35° and 42" north and longitude 114" and 120° west, 
 liaving an area of 104,125 square miles, being third in extent of territory, Texas 
 und California preceding her in the rank of dimension. It is bounded on the 
 north by Oresou and Idaho, on the east by Utah and Arizona and on the south and 
 west by California. Its counties are necessai ily large, the number being only 14, 
 and the population is variously estimated to be from 60,000 to 75,000, which is 
 decidedly cosmopolitan, Americans predominating largely. The general surface 
 is a table land, with an altitude of 4,500 feet above the sea, traversed with great 
 uuiiormity by rearly parallel ranges of mountains rising from 1,000 to 8,000 feet 
 liigher. Theoe ranges have for the most part a north and south direction, and are 
 separated by valleys from five to twenty miles r/ide, the bases of the mountains hav- 
 ing also about the same width. The mountains are frequently intersected by ravines, 
 which form easy passes, and in some places arc broken into confused and detached 
 masses. The valleys sometimes extend more than 100 miles, uninterrupted, ex- 
 cept by an occasional butte or projecting spur, and frequently, where the moun- 
 tains disappear or contract, unite with other valleys, or expand into broad plains 
 or basins, some of which are unobstructed, while others are dotted with buttes or 
 covered with groups of rugged hills. The rivers of the State are small and not 
 navigable, some of which disappear in "sinks" or sloughs. Others again find 
 their way to the surface after "losing" themselves. This is occasioned by the 
 porous soil that is found there. The vast productions of silver ore which her 
 mines have yieldeil has resulted in the acquirement of the title of the "Silver 
 State." The "Bonanza" mines have a reputation unequaled by those of any 
 other in the world, though the carbonate deposits of Colorado promise a richer 
 harvest of metals than tac quartz mines of this very rich Statu. The stock rais- 
 ing interests of Nevada are a source of revenue that few States or countries can 
 boast. The cattle raised for beef command a higher price in Eastern markets than 
 those of any other "Far West" State or Territory, while the wool clipped from 
 her many flocks of sheep is said to be inferior to none that ever passed the scrutiny 
 of the argus-eyed inspector at the greatest factories in the world. Besides her deposits 
 of silver, there have been discovered lodes of copper, iron and other metals of 
 remarkable richness. The future of the StatL>, while it is perhaps not so promising 
 as it was during the excitement incident to the discovery of the precious ores in 
 such large quantities, can not ba considered otherwise than Mattering. Her 
 progress, wo predict, will bs steady and permanent, and ere the close of the 
 present decade her poimlation will show an increase not anticipated by her most 
 sanguine citizens. Ker schools are superior, her people enterpising and intelligent 
 and her public institutions will compare favorably with those of States that have 
 worn the "capo of time" sd many years longer. 
 
 The total production of bullion in the State for the ten years ending with 
 December, 187*.>, reached the fabulous sum of $350,000,000. The valleys are very 
 rich for agricultural purposes, vei;etables, grain, tobacco, hay and other products, 
 as experiments show, yielding quite an income to those thus engaged. There are 
 quite a number of industrial enterprises throughout the State, such as saw mills, 
 breweries, Houring mills, wagon-makers and blacksmiths, sash and door factories, 
 smelting works, etc., etc. 
 
 RAILROADS. 
 
 The requirements of rapid transportation have bee'i fully satisfied by the con- 
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 ALrilABHTICALLT. 
 
 THE CENTRAL PACIFIC 
 Is the moat advantageous and the most important, which traverse* the entire 
 width of the State from east to west, covering a distance of 454 miles. This road 
 is the great outlet to the Pacific and the Atlantic seaboards, being an indispensable 
 convenience to the whole population. Next in importance is the 
 
 VIRGINIA AND TRUCKEE, 
 Running from Reno to Virginia City, a distance of 52 miles. The road-bed of this 
 line is said to be uTiexcelled by any in the United States, while the coachea are 
 models of comfort ;iud beauty. 
 
 THE EUREKA AND PALISADE 
 Is a narrow-gauge of 82 miles in length, reaching from Palisade, on the Central 
 Pacific, to Eureka, a thriving and prosperous mining camp of 7,000 people. 
 
 THE NEVADA CENTRAL. 
 A new line just completed from Battle Mountain to Austin, a distance of 95 
 miles, a road that has been greatly needed, and bids fair to be a profitable line, 
 making a total of nearly 600 miles of railway in the state. 
 
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 EUREKA COUNTT. 
 (Pine Station. ) 
 Bertina Chas, restaurant and saloon 
 Hauscn P N, ^;en mdse 
 PATTERSON W M, postmaster and 
 notary public 
 
 Aurora, 
 
 ESMERALDA COUNTY. 
 
 Crocker A W, lawyer 
 
 Davison H B, physician 
 
 Dormer John M, sup't public schools 
 
 FARWELL ISAAC N, county clerk 
 
 Greeley A L, district attorney 
 
 Hatch G H, county nsaessor 
 
 Haw ley A H, pub idininistrator 
 
 Kimball & Bookt ■ ^n mdse 
 
 Levy J & Co, gen lae 
 
 Lewis D J, attor y at law and county 
 recorder 
 
 Marden H, contractor 
 
 Mcintosh & Wade, hotel • 
 
 Noracovicli C, banker ' ■ 
 
 Ogg Clem, sheriff 
 
 SMITH SILAS B, gen mdse and post- 
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 Austin, 
 
 LANDER COUNTY, 
 
 Is the county seat of Lander county, and 
 the southern terminu.'' of the Nevada 
 Central Railroad, 95 miles from Battle 
 Mountain, on the Central Pacific Rail- 
 road. The place was the outgrowth of 
 the mining excitement incident to the 
 discovery of rich quartz ledges in the 
 
 Reese River District, dating its existence 
 from 1863. A ye ir following the first 
 of the tide of immigration which poured 
 ceaselessly for several months into this 
 then remote quarter witnessed an incor- 
 poriition of the place, and when its 
 shoulders borj the age of three years it 
 had assumed all the importance of a dig- 
 nified commercial metropolis, boasting of 
 a population of 6,000. Extensive mills 
 for the reduction of ore and the separa- 
 tion of silver and other metals were soon 
 erected, and the noises of the stamps, 
 added to those of the din of traffic, soon 
 resounded throughout the whole length 
 and breadth of the canyon, and gave it 
 an air of much moment. These monu- 
 ments of enterprise and energy cost from 
 $75,000 to §250,000, and the production 
 of their combined capacity astonished the 
 most confident. The construction of the 
 Central Pacific Railroad, alas, was detri- 
 mental to its interests, in the detraction 
 of her lucrative trade, and its prosperity 
 was less marked until it finally ceased 
 altogether, so far as signs of improve- 
 ment were concerned, and it is now 
 without that recognition due to places of 
 the "sure and safe " order. It is a well- 
 |}uilt place, containing such buildings 
 that towns of greater pretensions cannot 
 boaat, among the most prominent of 
 which are the Masonic, Odd Fellows and 
 City halls, while the county buildings 
 are commodious, substantial and attrac- 
 tive structures. Its schools are good, 
 people intelligent and hospitable, and 
 the religious denominations are all rep- 
 resented. 
 
 The place boasts of but one newspaper, 
 the "Reese River Reveille, " a daily, 
 which contains telegraphic news from all 
 
 JELLY, THE JEWELER, has a full stock of Table Cutlery. 
 
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 it finally ceased 
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 sparkling local and miscellaneous mat- 
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 Booth, to whom the community owes a 
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 AH QTJONO, restaurant 
 
 Austin Reading Club 
 
 BABOON MARTIN, merchant tailor 
 
 Barnard J S, harness maker 
 
 Barnard Mrs J S, millinery, fancy goods 
 
 and dressmaking 
 Barovich N, saloon ^ ^^^.«.t^ 
 
 Bauer 6 A, brewery " *?'*■•=» 
 
 Bicknell John, city marshal 
 BOOTH JOHN, propr "Reese River 
 
 Reveille" 
 BOYDEN J W, attorney at law 
 BRAY & THOMAS, City Meat Market 
 Childs T B, dentist 
 Cliflbrd Wm A, city clerk 
 
 COLLINS PETER, saloon 
 
 Converse W B, livery stable 
 CRALL REV C W, clergyman (Metho- 
 dist) 
 
 CRESCENZO & GANDOLFO, proprs 
 
 International Hotel 
 
 ORES WELL H Ttattorney at law 
 
 CROCKETT GEO H W, agent Wells, 
 Fargo & Co, Grantsville stage line and 
 Belmont stage line 
 
 Curtis A A, sup't Manhattan Silver Min- 
 ing Company 
 
 DICKSON OEO W, Cross Meat Market 
 
 BITS WORTH J ¥f harnessmaker 
 
 Douglas (leo A, district attorney 
 
 DYER BROS, grocers 
 
 Dyer Chas A, notary public and county 
 sup't schools 
 
 Dyer Wm F, mayor 
 
 EAGAN M M, liquors 
 
 EICHHORN & LEARNED, Express 
 Baths and hairdrcssing saloon 
 
 Fersiuson J F, livery stable 
 
 FINIGAN M, car])euter and builder 
 
 FLEMING & WILLIAMS, black 
 
 smiths & wagon makers 
 Flint A A, furniture f 
 
 Foster Wm, sup't Water Co 
 Gage, Curtis & Co, grocers 
 GAMES W W, hairdresser 
 Gibson Wm, postmaster 
 GLAHN &ENRY, United States 
 
 Bakery and restaurant 
 
 GREEN THEODORE, druggist 
 
 HAMMOND J S, physician and sur- 
 geon 
 
 HOFFMAN BROS, dry goods, clothing, 
 carpets, etc 
 
 Hog an Rob t, boots and shoes 
 
 HOPKINS R T, news and varieties 
 
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 Horton & Sawtelle^ grocers 
 
 HOWARD JAMES T, barber and va- 
 rieties 
 
 HUBER JOSEPH, dry goods, clothings 
 carpets, etc 
 
 Huntsman J A, physician 
 
 King Samuel, saloon 
 
 Kling Henry, carpenter 
 
 KLIUNGER OFA S , saloon 
 
 LAMMERHART GEORGE, Central 
 
 Meat Market 
 Laughlin Patrick, pu ic administrator 
 LEWIS H, dry goo( clothing, carpets, 
 
 boots, shoes, etc 
 LOGAN W K» justice of the peace 
 Loustalot Louis, International Restau- 
 rant 
 LUETJENS JOHN D, saloon 
 
 Lynch Patrick, saloon 
 
 M auhattan Silver Mining Co, A A Curtis 
 sup't 
 
 Martin Frank, salo on 
 
 MAYENBAUM HENRY, attorney 
 at law 
 
 McCAFFERTY A C, county n-ecorder 
 and auditor 
 
 McCourt & Barrett, liquors 
 
 MCKENNEY D C, district judge 5th 
 iuieial district 
 
 METTETAL F, French laundry 
 
 Millar Geo E, manager W U Tel Co 
 
 MILLER J A, county clerk 
 
 MITCHELL & CO, Confidence Sa- 
 loon 
 
 Murray James, city treasurer 
 
 NICHOLLS A, lumber, building ma- 
 terial and hardware 
 
 MORDECK FRED, druggist 
 
 PARKER W H, stoves and tinware 
 PATARGO JOAQTIIN, livery stable 
 PAXTON & CURTIS, bankers 
 Peltier Mrs Julia, lodgings 
 PELTIER N, saloon 
 POHL ROBT, Austin Baths and hair- 
 dressing saloon 
 
 POLKINGHORNE CHAS, boots, shoes 
 
 and furnishing goods 
 PREUSS FRANK, merchant tailor 
 PRICE & REAJ), books, stationery, 
 
 cigars, tobacco, fruits, confectionery, 
 
 etc 
 "REESE RIVER REVEILLE." 
 
 John Bo oth p ropr 
 
 SADLER CHAS & CO, gen mdse 
 
 SCHULZE J A, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 SCHWIN FRED, bakery 
 
 SCHWIN WM, carpenter and under- 
 taker 
 
 Scott M B, physician 
 
 SENG MARTIN, Franco- American 
 boarding and lodging house 
 
 Shepard Geo A, constable 
 
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 SMTTH JNO, liquors 
 
 SOULE C P, cashier Paxton & Curtis 
 
 SOWER M ft A, cigars, tobacco, 
 crockery, notions, fruit, etc 
 
 Spires C D, county assessor 
 
 Stembuch Albert, meat market 
 
 Steiaur John, saloon 
 
 Taylor Thoa, county surveyor 
 
 Thomas Cassius, sh'eriflF 
 
 TIMLDf laCHAEL, Express Saloon 
 and lodging house 
 
 TOWER ft OHNOEMAB, Magnolia 
 
 Saloon 
 TRASK S, physician 
 TRIFLETT ft CLARE, Cosmopoli. 
 
 tan Saloon 
 
 Trolson , bootmaker 
 
 WATSON WM, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 WELLER L A> photographer and agt 
 Siijcer Sewing Machine Co 
 
 WIXOK ISAAC JR. livery stable 
 
 WRIGHT J A, watches, jewelry, and 
 county treasurer 
 
 McLaughlin Frank, liquors 
 
 MARTIN BAR60N, 
 
 W. F. DYEU. 
 
 Suits made in Artistic Style and Quaranteed to Fit> 
 GLEANING AND REPAIRING 
 
 Done in the NEATEST STYLE and on Short Notice. 
 MAIN ST., AUSTIN, NEVADA. 
 
 GEO. M. DYER. 
 
 DYER BROS., 
 
 Wholesale and Iletail Dealers in 
 
 iiosiEiie, Fiofieiois, it@. 
 
 Comer Main and Cedar Streets, 
 
 AUSTIN, NEVADA. 
 
 M. M. ECAN, 
 
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 IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKEYS, 
 
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 MAIN STREET, AUSTIN, NEV. 
 
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 B. T. HOPKINS, Proprietor. 
 
 Dealer In all kind* of 
 
 Confectionery, Nuts, Can Fruits, Candies, Tobacco, 
 
 Cigars, Etc. Fresh Fruit every Day. 
 
 Apples by the Box. 
 
 At the above place will also be kept constantly on hand all the popular Maga- 
 zincB and Weekly and Illustrated Papers, and all the California and Nevada 
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 INTERNATIONAL HOTEL 
 
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 CRESCENZO & GANDOLFO, - - PROPRIETORS. 
 
 This old and well-known houm has been 
 enlarged and furnished In splendid style, 
 and for elegance and completeness is ex- 
 celled by no Hotel in Nevada. 
 
 THE LODGINB DEPARTMENT 
 
 W contains a number of splendidly furnishel 
 l-L rooms, single and en suite, which will b« 
 ~ n let by the day, week or night, ou reasona- 
 ble terms. ' 
 
 THF BAR 
 
 Is stocked with all the best brands of 
 [ Champagne and Brandies, 
 
 Old Hazerac Brandy, 
 Cutter's O K., 
 
 Old Stock Whiskey, 
 €. O. Blake's Treble Crown Old Noble Whiskey, and 
 
 FINE HAVANA CIGARS. 
 
 A Billiard Room, containing two fine Billiard Tables, the use of which ia free to 
 patrons. 
 
 Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes. 
 
 The whole comprising a complete Hotel, where both board and lodging can be 
 had in the same house. 
 
 A FINE IJABGE HAl<Ii to let for Balls, Lectures, Theatrical Entertainment!, etc. 
 
 Open at all hours. I'asseni^ers called for sny of the stages. CRESCENZO & OANDOLPO. 
 
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 THE DAILY EEYEILLE, 
 
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 Is pablished every evening except Sundiiy, and its circulation being very 
 general and extensive among mining and business 
 people, etc., makes it the 
 
 BEST AND MOST EFFICIENT MEDIUM 
 
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 Tbe Daily Beveille is sent to all parts of the country and the world. 
 
 Subscription Price, $ 1 4.00 per *'8ar. 
 
 THE REESE RIVER REVEILLE, 
 
 AS A FIRST-CLASS DAILY PAPEB, 
 
 U thoroughly identified with the best interepcs of the country, (^nd all 
 classes of the people, from the miner, or the mechanic, to the 
 merchant or the banker. It gives the latest news, tele- 
 graphic and otherwise, from all parts of the world, 
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 MAIN STREET,' ! AUSTIN, NEVADA. 
 
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 Broadcloths. Beavers and Cassimeres, 
 
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 OppoaiM Court Houx, - - MAIN STREET, AUSTIN, NSV. 
 
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 Cedar Street, Austin, ITevafa. 
 
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 UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. 
 
 Shop— South Street, Austin, Nevada. 
 
 Battle Mountain, 
 
 LANDER COUNTY. 
 
 A station on the Central Pacific Rail- 
 road, 517 miles east of San Francisco 
 and 96 miles north of Austin, the county 
 seat. It is also the northern terminus 
 o' the Nevada Central Railroad, a nar- 
 row-^ange quite recently completed to 
 Austm, and a daily line of stages which 
 run to Tuscarora. The place is supplied 
 with water from magnificent springs, 
 distant about three imles. Population 
 about 400. 
 
 Altenbur g A da m, re staurant 
 A MFAH B JOHN. Union Brewery 
 BAGHSLDER J &, propr CosmopoU- 
 
 tan Hotel 
 Barclay A, agent D W Earl 
 
 "BAITLE MOUNTAIN MESSEN- 
 
 OSB" Sproule and Davis, prop'rs 
 MSOM J A, gon mdse 
 BSSLE B ^tumishing goods 
 ir!-i3E?,JAMES. agent C P R R 
 CAPITOL HOTEL, L D Huntsman 
 
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 Cope J P, postmaster 
 
 Davis Walter, Manager W U T Co 
 
 Dosang Joseph, liquors 
 
 Dunphy Wm, meat market 
 
 TgATiniig Q I,, stock grower 
 
 Earl D W, forwarding and commission 
 
 Gentry W 0, harness maker 
 
 Gera tle J & Co, gen mdse 
 
 GROV E AL People's Meat Market 
 
 HUNTSMAN L J), prop Capitol Hotel 
 
 Keiser C B, notary public 
 
 T^TgW ATKE A D, liquors. 
 
 Lemaire & Lucas, varieties 
 
 MATO U, Gem Saloon 
 
 MoWILuLAMS J W, gen mdse 
 
 MOOKE W R Manager Capitol Hotel 
 
 MOZINOO S G, blacksmith and wagou- 
 
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 Paul Bros, livery stable * 
 
 Postles Chas, hairdresser 
 FUGH L M, Gold Note Saloon 
 Rae John, blacksmith and wagonmoker 
 Robertson Alex, Aeent W F & Co and 
 
 Tuscarora Stage Line 
 Scott E A, attorney at law 
 SPROULE ft DAVIS, prop'n "Battle 
 
 Mountain Messenger 
 SPONOGLE F M. physician, druggist 
 WSTTMAN, FRANK ft 00, tinners, 
 
 roofers, stoves and tinware 
 
 PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. 
 
 TliM Model Oonmrrelal C*liMm 
 or the Coast, SiM FMt M,, S.T. 
 
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 CAPITAL HOTEL, 
 
 Battle Mountaiu, Nevada, . 
 
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 Main Street, opposite Depot, 
 Battle Sloxmtain, Nevada, 
 
 I am prepared to do all work in my line In th( 
 bast manner, and at reasonable prices. 
 
 All my-warea are made of the very best mate- 
 ,rial8, and warranted first-class. 
 
 GOLD NOTE SALOON. 
 
 Finest fines, lijinoss anl Ciw, 
 
 Next door to OentlM it Co'n Store, 
 FBOXT STREET. 
 
 Battle Mountain, Nevada. 
 
 L. M. PUGH, Proprietor. 
 
 NEW DETJG 8T0EE,, 
 
 Main Street, Battle Mountain, Nevada. 
 
 DR. F. M. SPONOGLE, 
 
 PROPRIETOR. 
 
 Just opened in the new and elegant building, two doors below J. W. 
 McWilliams' Store, where a complete assortment of 
 
 DRUGS, TOILET ARTICLES, PATENT MEDICINES, ETC., 
 
 'WUIbekeptconstantly on hand, of the beat quality that can be purchased in the San FMndaoo 
 marked and sold at the lowest prices. Pi'eacrlptioii!* oarefblly eomponnded. 
 
 Belleville, 
 
 ESMERALDA COUNTY, 
 
 A plaoe of four hundred inhabitants and 
 has communication by stacre line with 
 Carson City. It depends upon the min 
 ins interests, chief among the best paying 
 lodes is the Northern Belle. The water 
 used by the residents is brought a dis 
 tanoe of thirteen miles and sold by the 
 company at two cents per gallon. 
 
 Gamble & Co, fruit, candy, nuts, etc 
 
 Jackson Jno A, saloon 
 
 Johl &. Ooodwin, butchers 
 
 Jones R Z, Sup't N Belle, M & M Co 
 
 Kibbeft Blak eley, hotel 
 
 MIHT A THOS OODEN, postmaster 
 
 ImiTA THOS & CO, gen mdse 
 
 Ostrander W H, restaurant 
 
 Stone W S, gen mdse 
 
 Tomer A J, justice of peace 
 
 of the State. 
 
 Belmont, 
 
 NYK COUNTY, 
 
 la the count]^ seat and has a population 
 of 500. . It is among the olaest town« 
 f)f Nevada and supported by the mining 
 interests situated m the eastem portion 
 
 Ball J A, furniture dealer and carpenter 
 Bjtuer Chris, brewery 
 "Bslmont Courier, " Andrew Mantopropr 
 Bowman John, attorney at law 
 Cailerty James, liquors 
 Carey Simeon, hairdresser 
 Carpenter S, liquors. East Belmont 
 Courter J P, Sup't £1 Dorado South Con 
 
 Mining Co 
 Creswell H T, atty at law 
 Curler Benj, diat attorney, atty at law 
 Decker B C, livery stable 
 Dufly Thos, liquors 
 Dykeman Chas, liquors 
 Emerson Geo W, druggist and varietiee 
 Ernst George, county surveyor and act- 
 ing county recorder and auditor 
 Esser & S'aniLr, groceries, fruits and 
 
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 Falkinham J J, sup't Belmont Mining 
 
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 dealer 
 Flack Rev D, clergyman (Episcopal) 
 Gates Urial, ice de^er 
 Godwin D M, cashier Paxton & Curtis' 
 
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 Granger W N, atty at law and notary 
 
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 Hnyck Wm. H, sheriff 
 
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 King R M, druggist and hardwure dealer 
 Maate Alidrew^ropr Belmont "Ooarier" 
 McKenny D O, diat judge Nye T. .aider 
 
 and Cnurchill counties, rea Austin 
 McLean Adam, county treasurer 
 Mestrieaii Alex, restaurant 
 
 Moore 8 Orant, physician 
 
 Moinan Thos P, meat market 
 
 NichoU Geo, county clerk 
 
 Ohlander J A, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 Owen Frank, atty at law and notary 
 public 
 
 Paxton ft Curtis, bankers 
 
 Samter Louis, clothing, dry goods, boots, 
 dioes, etc 
 
 Seymour J B, liquoTS 
 
 SineE P, atty at law 
 
 Slaght Jacob, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Stimler H P, postmaster 
 
 Stowe Joseph, deputy sheriff and 
 stable 
 
 Stratton H H, liquors 
 
 Tallman S ft Co, gen mdse 
 
 Thomason J L, public administrator 
 and coroner 
 
 Thomas ft Wood, liquors 
 
 Trolaon John, agent W F ft Co, Stage 
 Co, and W U Tel Co 
 
 Warburton Thos, county assessor 
 
 Wood J 8, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 
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 LINCOLN COUNTY. 
 
 Culverwell Wm, butcher- 
 FULTON JULIUS, postmaster 
 Gealioff Wni , gen mdse 
 JACOBS & FuLTON, gen mdaa 
 McKeog Thos, saloon 
 McMahon A, saloon 
 Saul John, restaurant 
 Woldenberg L ft Co, gen mdse 
 
 Cambridge, 
 
 ESMSRALDA COUNTY. 
 
 Blasdel H Q Jr, sup't Cambridge M ft 
 
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 Cain W, stase agt 
 Glann J F, dairyman 
 Irving J G, hotel 
 
 Little Wm, 
 
 Webster Bros, stock raisers 
 WILLIAMS J H, postmaster and agt 
 
 Wells, Fargo ft Co, and gen mdso 
 Willis E R, propr -Arrastra" ^ 
 
 Beowawe, 
 
 EUREKA COUNTY. 
 
 BESTSON OIIVEB, hotel, gen mdse, 
 and postmaster 
 
 Bristol, 
 
 LINCOLN COUNTY. 
 
 Curtis J N ft Co, gen mdse 
 
 FISHBACH JOHN B, postmaster and 
 
 varieties 
 Greenwood J B, saloon 
 Leahigh Mrs K, boarding house 
 McCarter D C, saloon 
 McDonald W A, saloon 
 Quinn John, saloon 
 Riepe R, boarding house 
 
 Bullion, 
 
 ELKO COUNTY. 
 
 Carpeauz E J, gen mdse 
 Homnan Wm, hotel 
 PhiUips Jas, hotel and saloon 
 StockerM, saloon 
 
 Camp Halleck, 
 
 ELKO COUNTY. 
 
 MEYER C £, general merchandise and 
 
 postmaster 
 Mayer ft Keith, hotel and blacksmiths 
 McCain H, hotel 
 
 Candelaria, 
 
 ESMERALDA COUNTY, 
 
 Is a very lively mining camp of 400, and 
 depends solely upon that interest for iia 
 entire support. The absence from water, 
 and the expnuse of procuring it from 
 Belleville, are features not conducive to 
 the permanent growth of the place.' 
 
 Haggelt C G, Northern Belle boarding 
 
 house 
 Hattery A J, justice of the peace 
 Holland David, liquors 
 McClane B W, news agency, clothing 
 
 and varieties 
 McKissick David, liquors 
 McLaughlin Frank, liquors 
 Nicholson John M, ban)er 
 Pierce Z, gen mdse and liquors 
 Roach John, liquors 
 Stevens Henry, constable 
 Summers ft Williams, market 
 Traver P L, gen mdse and agt W F ft 
 
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 Vernon G H, postmaster 
 Willoughby W M, liquors 
 
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 Carlin, 
 
 ELKO COUNTY, 
 
 la a plaoe of 400 inhabitants, situated on 
 the Central Pacific R. R., 683 miles from 
 San Francisco. Copper mining is a pur- 
 ■nit that promises to be one of its fea- 
 tures of support, while stock raising is 
 carried on to a certain extent. The 
 
 !>rincipal support, however, is divided 
 rom the machine shops of the railroad 
 company, this being the end of the 
 Humboldt division. The copper ore 
 mined in . the vicinity is of excellent 
 quality, and prospects for aq unlimited 
 quantity are quite encouraging. There 
 are several places where general mer- 
 chandise is vended, a drug store, two 
 physicians, and a blacksmith shop. 
 
 AKNHEIM A, hats and caps, boots 
 and shoes, queensware, dry goods and 
 clothing 
 
 Bei n B, shoemaker 
 
 BUCUJB CHAj3>LES, boot and shoe 
 
 Canton EDWABD, restaurant 
 Coddington G W, division supt C P R R 
 EABL D W & CO, commission and 
 
 forwarding merchants 
 Foster Thos, saloon and billiards 
 Hall A C, physician 
 Hendon V, groceries 
 Holm es T, liquors and postmaster 
 EUSLBUT W C, manager D W Earl 
 
 & Co, forwarding merchants 
 Jones &, Co, gen mdse 
 Kane John, blacksmith 
 Kappeler J B, meat market 
 Kunn li A, train dispatcher C P R R 
 KANSr^IELD JO^NNTT, hairdnm 
 
 ing and shaving saloon 
 MoUiU&E J C^ manager Sisson, Wal 
 
 laoe ft Co's store 
 Moser Geo, restaurant 
 Russell ft Bradley, meat market 
 8avan J, liquors 
 Shwetzer O, barber 
 SISSON. WALLACE & CO. Chinese 
 
 supplies 
 SFONOOLE J D, physician and drug 
 
 gist 
 Washeim Chas, agt Wells, Fargo ft Co's 
 
 express and gen mdse 
 Washeim D, agt C P R R 
 
 mainly on the wood and lumber interests 
 for its support, though the valley in 
 which it is situated is rich in agricul- 
 tural resources. The plaoe is beautifully 
 laid out, the streefe being broad and 
 nicely shaded with a uniform growth of 
 maples and other trees and running at 
 right angles. There are several large 
 and well-constructed places of business, 
 a fine bank with a large capital, several 
 handsome church edifices and public 
 schools, while many of the residences are 
 very attractive. The principal places of 
 attraction are the State CapitoI,the peni- 
 tentiary and the U S mint. The hotels 
 are far above the average, especially the 
 Ormsby House, kept by Messrs sharp 
 Bros., who are affable and polite gentle- 
 men, under whose attention and care the 
 guests of the hotel must receive the best 
 treatment possible, to whom we com 
 mend a liberal share of patronage. Per- 
 sons desirous of visiting Lake Tahoe, one 
 of the most delightful summer resorts in 
 the world, can avail themselves of the 
 privilege by applymg to J. M.. Benton, 
 Esq., who runs a line of stages between 
 Carson and that interesting point, one of 
 which that noted and careful driver. 
 Hank Monk, has charge of. The city is 
 on the Virginia and Truckee Railroad, 32 
 miles from Reno. 
 
 Carson City, 
 
 ORMSBY COUNTY. 
 
 Is the capital of the State of Nevada and 
 the county seat of Ormsby county, hav- 
 ing a population of 9,000. It, depends 
 
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 Adams Mrs E E, liquors 
 Adams J W, lieut governor 
 ADAMS MBS L, dressmaker 
 Ainsworth E D, sewing machines 
 
 musical instruments 
 ABLINOTON HOUSE, B F Small 
 
 propr 
 Armstrong, bootmaker 
 Babcock Jaroer, secy of state 
 Batterman C C, warden prison 
 Beatty W H, chief justice 
 Bender D A, gen frt and pass agt 
 
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 Bense H H, county assessor 
 
 BENSON A W, blacksmith and 
 riage mak«r 
 
 BESTOH J M, livery and sale stables, 
 and propr Lake Tahoe stage and city 
 buss lines and Carson River Ice Com- 
 pany 
 
 Ber ryman R A, saloon 
 
 BICKNELL CHAS F> clerk supreme 
 court; Capitol 
 
 BILLINGS C, dentist, Rinkel's block 
 
 BOBOES A. hairdressing and shaving 
 saloon 
 
 BOSKOWITZ F, merchant tailor and 
 clothing, county building opp Capitol 
 
 Brothers Misses, millinery 
 
 Brown R R, liquors 
 
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 valley in 
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 BBTTLE B N, propr Miller's Hotel 
 CAOWINft ALLEN, atationeiy and 
 
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 Calamberti J, salo on 
 
 GABSON OITT SAVINas BANK, 
 
 Geo Taffy prest; Geo B Hill cashier 
 
 CART W M, justice of the peace 
 
 Cavanaugh Peter, propr New York Bak- 
 ery 
 
 GAVIN MBS N A> millinery and fancy 
 goods; North Carson 
 
 Cheeney Jno, sroceries 
 
 Chesley J G, «feputy secy of state 
 
 Circe D, French Hotel 
 
 Clarke R M, lawyer 
 
 Clarke W G, notary 
 
 GLESOVICH MITCEEL, propr Mitch- 
 ell Restaurant 
 
 CoflSn T, atty at law 
 
 GOHN M, drygoods, carpets, fancy 
 goods and shoes 
 
 Corbett & Bessette, saloon 
 
 Crawford J, supt U 8 mint 
 
 Crockett L L, state treasa 'er 
 
 Crow & Su therl and, blacksmiths 
 
 DAILEY WM, fruits and confection 
 eries 
 
 Dougherty W B, deputy controller 
 
 Davies T W WMawyer 
 
 Davis G T, groceries 
 
 Dealy J £, commissioner of deeds for 
 Cal (Gibson & Dealy) 
 
 Decker & Fisher, liquors 
 
 DBIESBACH H A, dist atty 
 
 •PfA'H.T. p W & CO, forwarding and 
 coimnission merchants, opp R K depot 
 
 Edgecomb E, livery stable, 3d and Orms 
 by sts 
 
 Edwards T D, lawyer 
 
 Elder Geo, blacksmith 
 
 EPSTEIN LOUIS, propr Delmonico 
 Restaurant 
 
 FABBELL J F, manager W U Tel Co 
 
 Fassett E N, deputy surveyor-general 
 
 Foster B F, druggist 
 
 Fox John G, books and stationery 
 
 FOX J W, physician and surgeon, Orms- 
 by block 
 
 Friend C W, watches and jewelry • 
 
 Fryer Geo D, liquors ' 
 
 Geonie & Drake, liqu'ors 
 
 QIBSON & DEALT, liquors and bil 
 liards and lodi^ng (Sazerac Saloon) 
 
 Gibson G L, (Gibson & Dealy) 
 
 OILLIOAN M, boots and shoes 
 
 Glancy Wm, liquors 
 
 6BE00VICU M F, liquors and bil- 
 liards (Monarch Saloon) 
 
 HALLOCK J F, state controller 
 
 Harris Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Harris C N, reg U S lando£E[oe and law- 
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 Hatch A J, ■nrveyor-genenJ; Capitol 
 
 Hawley T P, associate justice 
 HATES B, merchant tailor 
 
 HATNIE J W ft CO, wood and lum- 
 ber; opp VAT depot 
 HHiL « FEBBIS, People's Market; 
 
 opp U S mint 
 Hill Lloyd, sheriff 
 Hillyer E W. U S dist judge 
 HODKINS H W, buckskin glove manuf 
 
 and postoffice cigar stand 
 Hodgkinson Miss Francis, state 4ibra- 
 
 rian, C apitol 
 HUNT Em, lumber; 2d and Fall sts 
 Hunt J, restaurant 
 Hunter H, mas transportation 
 Ivancovich Jerome, groceries and fruits; 
 
 3 South Carson 
 JACOB A, tailoring and repairing; South 
 
 Carson 
 Ja mes E , barber ^^ 
 JOHNSON FBANK, merchant tailor 
 Kaiser D, saloon and restaurant 
 Lapsley J W, barber 
 Laught on C E, aud itor and paymaster 
 EE4BNET WM J, physician and 
 
 surg eon 
 EETSEB & ELBOD, Occidental Liv- 
 ery Stable, cor Carson and Musser ; 
 
 hay yard, cor Telegraph and Flaza 
 King J R, train dispatcher 
 King 8 D, district judge 
 Kinkead John H, governor 
 Kirby Mrs H M, restaurant 
 KITZMETEB D 0, harness aiid sad- 
 
 dle s. South Carson 
 KTEZMEYEB G W^ furniture and 
 
 upholstery, brick building, Telegraph 
 
 and Carson 
 Klem Jacob, brewery 
 Kopple & Piatt, clothing 
 LAnE D, shoemaker 
 LEE S L, physician and surgeon, King 
 
 and Curry 
 Leonard R, associate justice 
 Lilienfeld Alfred, dry goods 
 Lilienthal Wm, clothing 
 UND JAMES, harness and saddles. 
 
 North Carson 
 Lyon Geo G, private secretary 
 MABSHALL J H, county clerk and 
 
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 general fire insurance agent 
 MABSTON A. Opera Bar (liquors) 
 Maraton C A, photographer , 
 
 Martin Chas, notary public, county bldg 
 MASON ft COt groceries, hardware 
 
 and crockery, Arlington block 
 McKinnon & Leet, blacksmiths 
 McLaughlin H C, watches and jewelry 
 McMaster Wm, saloon 
 McNeil A J, harness and saddles 
 Meder B H, planing mill 
 Meder J G, liveiy stable 
 Mills R, itoves and tinware 
 
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 Momi L ft Co, dry goodi 
 MULLEB Ji hairdreasing and shaving 
 
 saloon and oaths, opposite Capitol 
 MULLEB y A, liquors 
 Murphy M A, atty general, Capitol 
 Olcovich Bros, dry goods 
 OEHSBY HOUSE, iShurp Bros proprs 
 Pearson Wm, groceries and soda works 
 Peranch Q, fruits, etc 
 Pierce Mrs E D, hotel 
 Porter N, barber 
 Kaiietto G, saloon 
 Bail £ B, hardware 
 Beinstein S, groceries 
 Binckell M, meat market 
 Bobert Andrew, liquors 
 Bobinson M, jobpriuter 
 &OSSE& JOflll, propr Union Market 
 iSuddler V, fruits and confectionery 
 S chneid er H, bakery and cunfectiunery 
 SCHULZ BEOS, Stoue Meat Market, 
 
 North Carson 
 Sessons D B, supt pub inst 
 Sharkey M, shoemaker 
 SHABF BBOTHEBS, proprietors 
 
 Ormsby House 
 S'ddons L L, watchmaker 
 Siddona L M, mi 
 SMALL B F. P' rlington House 
 
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 Soderberg N, lawyer 
 
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 Stampley O K, hotel 
 Swanson Otto, tailor 
 Swartz E, fruits 
 Sweetl and W H, shoemaker 
 THAXTEB OEO C, druggist and seeds- 
 man, opp Capitol 
 
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 UNE," £ J Parkinson publisher 
 
 Tickner Henry L, acent W F ft Co 
 
 Tobriner J, cigars and tobacco 
 
 Torreysou W D, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Turner F B, county recorder and auditor 
 
 U 8 Stage Co, F Clugage supt 
 
 Vieira J B, barber 
 
 Waguer Mrs M J, millinery 
 
 WAGNEB F A & CO, hard ware. North 
 Cursoii and Musser 
 
 Walker E, hotel 
 
 WEBB B, auction and commission, 
 upholstery and furniture 
 
 Weilieubach G J, liquors 
 
 Welch Samuel E, restaurant 
 
 WELLS & STEWABT. attorneys at 
 law, west side Carson 
 
 White F J, physician 
 
 White G C, postmaster • 
 
 WDTQ M B, propr Delta Saloon, opp 
 V & T Depot 
 
 Wright R H, deputy treasurer 
 
 Yager M L, county treasurer 
 
 Yeriugton H M, general supt V ft T B B 
 
 Youug J W, blacksmith 
 
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 Blacksmithingr In all Its branches done on th« shortest poMible notice and in the neatest msoner. 
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 CABSON CITY, NEVADA. 
 LAKE TAHOE STAGE OFFICE. 
 
 Parties visiting Lake Tnhoe will save money by purchasing THROUGH 
 TICKETS, which can be procured at tne offices of the Virginia and 
 Truckee Railroad Coaipnny, in Virginia, Gold Hill and Carson; also at 
 J. M. Benton's and at the Ormsby -House, Carson, and at the Truckee 
 Hotel, Truckee, California. 
 
 Tickets to and information concerning this famous report can also be 
 obtained of Sam Miller, Agent, No. 2 New Montgomery Street, San Fran- 
 cisco. 
 
 The presence of that noted and careful driver. Hank Monk, on this 
 route is a guaranty against accidents as well as a source of ;<M<iit pleasure, 
 as that gentleman never loses sight of an opportunity to en i^i ten a/a well 
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 MRS. N. V. MIGHELS, Proprietor. 
 
 The APPEAL is the 
 
 Leading Republican Paper of Ormsby County, 
 
 Being its oflScial organ, and its circulation requires the use of 
 
 A STEAM CYLINDER HOE PRESS. 
 
 Its Job Office is unsurpassed outside of Storey County. 
 
 KEYSER ^ ELROD, 
 
 CORNER OF CARSON AND HUSSER STS. 
 
 CARSON CITY, NEVADA. 
 
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 JAMES LIND, 
 
 Uanafactarer and Dealer in 
 
 Saddles, Harness, Bridles and Saddle Goods, 
 
 North CaiEon Street, Carson City, Uevada. 
 
 All kinds of work done at the lowest prices and in a 
 workmanlike manner. 
 
 Cherry Creek, 
 
 WHITE PINE OODNTY. 
 
 Alexander M, dry goods 
 Ardant J F, fruits 
 Banning Mrs, hotel 
 Cochran M H, brewery and saloon 
 Cosgrove George, saloon 
 Delcker C C, saloon 
 Drake W B, harness 
 Filmore W H, blacksmith 
 Gray & Collins, stationery 
 Johnson M, shoemaker 
 Moore A & Co, saloon 
 Parker George F, restaurant 
 Parker L, drugs 
 Sisson J F, blacksmith 
 Spencer Frank & Co, gen mdse 
 Stokles G F, shoemaker 
 Thacker George & Co, saloon 
 Weame John, produce, etc 
 Weber Jacob k Son, saloon 
 Welch Mrs B, milliner 
 Yonng A, grocer 
 
 Cloverdale, 
 
 NYK COUNTY. 
 Williams J £, hotel 
 
 Columbia, 
 
 ELKO COUNTY. 
 
 C G & S M Co, C A Wivtson supt 
 Colnmbia Mining Co, gen indse 
 Dayly Mrs James, boarding house 
 Haws B F, hotel 
 Huffhen R E, saloon 
 JAAYIS L W, postmaster 
 Reed G O, assayer 
 Watson G A, supt C G ft S M Co 
 
 Columbus, 
 
 ESMERALDA COUNTY, 
 
 Has a population of 200, and its support 
 is derived from the borax works located 
 a few miles away. In Fish Lake val- 
 ley, a good agricultural district, consid- 
 erable farmiug is carried on, which is a 
 feature that forms an important factor 
 in its foundation. 
 
 Abraham B, gen mdse 
 
 Aube Norl>ert, liquors 
 
 Barker E D, liquors 
 
 Barnes W W, propr "Borax Miner" 
 
 Barry k Kemey Misses, restaurant 
 
 Barton H W, agent Wells, Fargo & Co 
 
 "BORAX MDIEB," W W Barnes 
 
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 dwell James M, propr Columbus 
 Foundry 
 
 Collins John, supt General Thomas Mill 
 and Mining Co 
 
 Dunlap & Peddicord, hotel 
 
 Eldred J B, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 
 Harrall John, livery stable 
 
 Hauke F A, supt Mt Diablo M & M Co 
 
 Hock Charley, restaurant 
 
 Marroltey A, physician 
 
 Neuensc nnander Rudolph, supt Pacific 
 Borax Works 
 
 Parmentel Joseph, liquors 
 
 Remington & H'itiker, livery stable 
 
 Spencer A, gen mdne and postmaster 
 
 Sutton D M, machinist and assayer 
 
 Traver P L, gen mdse - 
 
 Trudo & Banocich, liquors, wines, cloth- 
 ing, etc 
 
 Williams & Co, market 
 
 Cromo, 
 
 LYON COUNTY. 
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 ELKO COUNTY. 
 Shepherd O H, gen oidse 
 
 Cornucopia, 
 
 ELKO COUNTY, 
 
 la a minia^ camp 56 miles from Elko, 
 county seat, aud reached by the Elko 
 and Tuscarora stage line. 
 
 Greenbaum A Gratzer, groceries and 
 
 clothing 
 Hallum — , meat market 
 Hallam & Bailey, hotel 
 Ho^e L I, gen mdae 
 Meachum A D, druggist, postmaster and 
 
 notary 
 Orr Wm, restaurant 
 Plumb W J, hotel 
 Ringgold J B & Co, livery and feed 
 
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 Rogers k McAvin^ liquor* 
 
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 Crystal Peak, 
 
 WA8H0E COUNTY. 
 
 Goldstein A, brewer 
 Merrill W, hotel 
 
 Dayton, 
 
 LYON COUNTY. 
 
 A postofHce and county seat; has „ 
 population of 200, and is located on the 
 Carson river. 
 
 Lathrop .John, manager W U Tel Co 
 
 Motley C W, constable 
 
 Myer M, gen mdse, agt Wells, Fargo & 
 
 Co, stockbroker 
 Powell John Jr, dist atty 
 Randall G P, blacksmith 
 Sanders F £, blacksmith 
 Seawell Hon W M, dirtrict judge 
 Shaw J R, hay, grain and lumber 
 Sims & Co, gen mdse 
 Sims J D, treasurer 
 St John L, boots and shoes 
 Sutso J P, district clerk 
 Swart J D, liquors 
 Theater Hall, J S Dallas manager 
 Winzell & Campbell, meat masket 
 
 Deeth, 
 
 ELKO COUNTY^ 
 
 PORTER JAMES L, postmaster and 
 
 gen mdse 
 Seitz Ed, saloon 
 
 Diamond Cily* 
 
 ELKO COUNTY. 
 
 HIOBT L L, hotel and saloon and 
 postmaster 
 
 Downeyville, 
 
 NYE COUNTY. 
 GATES G M> postmaster 
 
 Ahl .T G, bootmaker 
 
 BONHAM J A, books and stationery, 
 
 jewelry, etc, aud postmaster 
 Brant C F, county assessor 
 Byron W W, public hall 
 Casebeer J A, district clerk 
 Cooke R A, sheritf 
 Dallas J S, county clerk and ex-officio 
 
 clerk district court 
 Dayton J P, district clerk 
 Fair James G, conscab!e 
 Friedline A, barber 
 Gruber J C, hotel 
 Hackett K R, liquors 
 Hanson — , liquors 
 Hawkins T R, district clerk 
 Hazlet J C, drugt;ist 
 Hill Henry, constable 
 Jazua Geo E, administrator 
 Jaqna Mrs M L, hotel 
 Keith G W, atty at law 
 Liathro{. John, recorder and ez-officio 
 
 auditor 
 
 Duckwater, 
 
 NYE COUNTY. 
 IRWIM LOUISE, postmaster 
 
 Don Olen, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY. 
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 Eberhardt, 
 
 WHITE PINK OOCNTY, 
 
 Is a small miDiue town, 90 miles from 
 Eureka, reached by stage. 
 
 Ahem Xora, restaurant 
 
 Bush Mrs A M, boarding house 
 
 Drake Oapt Frauk, manager Eberhardt 
 
 & Aurora Manufacturing Co 
 Hildreth — , livery stable 
 Holmes N 8, liquors 
 Jellison M, meat market 
 Johnson Col, postmaster and stationer 
 McDermott Robt, liquors 
 Muir Alex, contractor 
 Murphy D P, gen mdse 
 Howell Perley, mill supt 
 
 Elko, 
 
 BLKO COUNTY, 
 
 Is the county seat, situated on the C. P 
 Bailroad, 60(> miles from San Francisco, 
 and has a population of 1,200. Its loca- 
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 planade, and as it is the distributing 
 point of supplies for quite a section of 
 mioing country its permanency is as- 
 sured. It is also the tenninus of the 
 Elko and Tuscarora stage line, besides 
 being the site of the State University, a 
 nice brick costing $10,000. The Court 
 House is a Hue structure and an at 
 tractive ornament. The Depot House, 
 kept b} James Clark, Esq, a very genial 
 host, is the principal hotel of the place. 
 There are two weekly newspapers, the 
 "Post" and "Independent.'* Its alti- 
 tude, 5,063 feet, is a warranty of its 
 health fulness. 
 
 AUTLEY JOHN, stoves, hardware and 
 
 wagons 
 Alexander J, lodging house 
 BARNET BO.BT, merchant tailor 
 BARTIETT V C, Gem Saloon and 
 
 Restaurant 
 BERNARD C E, liquors 
 BIOELOW R R, atty at law and no- 
 tary nublic 
 BIXEL ANTON, Humboldt Brewery 
 
 and Saloon 
 Bram James k Co, harness and saddles 
 BROWN & OOOBINO, furniture. 
 
 crockery, glassware, wall paper and 
 
 undertaking 
 BRUCE A, olacksmith, wagonmaker, 
 
 horseshoer and general jobber 
 Chase Hiram, groceries 
 CLARE JAIOSS, propr Depot Hotel 
 CLUOAOE ft PARKER, stage line 
 
 Cohn Mrs E, n^ceries 
 
 Davis James, Elko Flour Mills 
 
 DEPOT HOTEL, James Clark propr 
 
 Dorsey Bros, livery stable 
 
 DORSET J W, district atty 
 
 Dovey W C, principal State University 
 
 "EUeO INDEPENDENT," (daily 
 
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 FANNOP L, boots and shoes 
 
 FITCH J B, sheriif 
 
 FLACK J H, district judge 
 
 FREEMAN H P & CO. bankers and 
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 Giblin Thos, saloon 
 
 GRANT H M , county treasurer 
 
 Gree n O E, county clerk 
 
 HENLEY S M, county recorder, audit- 
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 HIBBITS JOHN, Humboldt Saloon 
 
 Hitt W T, groceries 
 
 Hull Q W, postmaster 
 
 Jack son \ V A, varieties 
 
 KEENEY & BIOLOW, attorneys at 
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 Kuhn Mrs M 6, lodgings 
 
 Lane John M, constable 
 
 LANG JOSEPH, Humboldt lodging 
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 Lucap G L, physician 
 
 HoBRIDE J A, agent C P R R 
 
 Muigs J J, pliysician 
 
 Morgan L E, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 HULLER F F, druggist 
 
 Mundell Henry \ , county assessor 
 Peel Edwin, manatier VV U Tel Co 
 
 RAND, WINES & DORSEY, «t- 
 
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 RECKHART & FRAELICH, bakery 
 
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 REINHART B & CO, general mer- 
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 Riedel Frank, bootmaker 
 
 ROSNESTOCK JOSEPH, dry goods, 
 
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 RUSSELL & BRADLEY, butchers 
 
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 SALE DUDLEY, carpenter and builder 
 SEARS S S, proprietor of "Elko lude- 
 
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 Simpson Jno, barber 
 Smith F H, lumber 
 State University, W C Dovey priu'l 
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 STREET H C, attorney at law 
 SUGGETT J itt, justice of peace 
 Tucker Bros, livery stable 
 VANDRIELEN W C, stage agent 
 
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 Repairing done at Short Notice. 
 
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 A small miniu!^ town, distant from 
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 Crowell Geo E, agt Ellsworth Mills 
 Hawk A J, gen mdss, mining and post- 
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 Le Beau M, hotel 
 
 Ely, 
 
 WHITK PINE COUNTY. 
 
 EEATHEESTEN H, hotel, postmas- 
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 Ragsdaill J, hotel 
 
 Empire City, 
 
 ORMSBY OOUNTY. 
 
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 A poatoffice on the V. & T. R. R., 34 
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 Ambrosia Nicholas, hotel 
 
 Boer Thoi), me.it market and gen mdse 
 
 Cobb W H M, agt V & TR R and tel Co 
 
 Freeman A C, liquors 
 
 ITaugh Daniel, supt Mexican Mill 
 
 Hoover J A, hotel and justice peace 
 
 Jones S E, livery and feed stables 
 
 Lavalliere R R, supt Brunswick Mill 
 
 Lebo I P & Co, liquors 
 
 Logan H B, supt Morgan Mill 
 
 Lute J A, gon blaeksmithing 
 
 Moody E A, county supt of schools 
 
 Morris Jas, postmaster, stationery, boots 
 
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 Stadtmnllor & Co, gen mdse 
 Wolferslierger Chas, barber 
 VVolfersberger G, liquors 
 
 Eureka, 
 
 EUREKA COUNTY, 
 
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 of 7.000. It is one of the termini of the 
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 Allen J §, saloon and boarding 
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 ASCHAHBAULT J B, carpenter 
 
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 Bailey D E, atty at law 
 BAIt/EY OEO, butcher 
 BAKER G W, attorney at law 
 BAKER JOHN T, attorney at law 
 
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 Ballich Luca, saloon 
 BARTLETT M B, wholesale liquors 
 
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 BEATTY JOHN, lodgings 
 BEATTY PETER, bootmaker 
 BEATTY R M, attorney at law 
 Biahop A C, physician 
 Bishop & Sabin, attys at law 
 Bishop Wm W, (Bishop ii Sabin) 
 Bissinger A, jewelry and fancy goods 
 Blaser .J Chas, lodgings 
 
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 Bremenkampf & Kogli, brewing and 
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 Broiiks W H, photographer 
 
 Brown Bros, blacksmiths and wagon- 
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 Brown Mrs J, restaurant and lodzings 
 
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 Butler E J, notary public, and secratary 
 
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 Campana R & Co, saloon 
 Campbell A W, feed 
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 Cavanaugh M G, mining recorder 
 
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 Christopher Mrs A, milliner 
 
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 Clarv Jas, barber 
 
 CLUTE F W, general merchandise, 
 hardware, etc 
 
 Cohn Henry, cigars and tobacco 
 
 Cohn Isaac, varieties 
 
 Colo F W (Hillhouse & Cole) 
 
 Colerick J K, feed stables 
 
 Conklin H H & Co, foundry 
 
 Connor P Ed, sunt Eureka Tunnel Co 
 
 Conti G k Co, saloon 
 
 Cooper Saml, agt Wells, Fargo & Co and 
 county treasurer 
 
 Crawford Kev C B, clergyman (Episco'l) 
 
 CROMER L W. justice of the peace 
 
 CROSSAN R, Wholesale grain and bar- 
 ley mill 
 
 Crowcll H & Co, blacksmiths ' and wag- 
 onmakers 
 
 Davenport W H, atty at law 
 
 Davids M & Co, provisions 
 
 Da vidson M, clothing 
 
 DAVIDSON W E, stationery and news 
 depot 
 
 DEAN E H ft SON, saloon 
 
 DE LA MATYR C R ft C9, lumbsr 
 
 DE LA MATYR J H, stone quarry 
 
 Dijtter Thiimas, baker 
 
 Dodge k Co, groceries 
 
 Dodge E K, county clerk 
 
 DOHERTY MICHAEL, bootmaker 
 
 DORSEY T J, painter 
 
 Douglas Mrs A C, lodgings 
 
 Douglas Thos, saloon 
 
 Doutrick B^.-ank & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Dumas A, s:doon 
 
 Dunkel & Co^ dry goods and clothing 
 
 DURLEY ft ROSS, harness and s^- 
 dle makers 
 
 Englert & Greer, blacksmiths and wag- 
 on makers 
 
 Eureka & California Lumber C^, lum- 
 ber, do:)r3, windows and bliuds 
 
 Eurjka Con M Co, Thos J Read supt, W 
 W Tritylor sooty 
 
 "EUREKA DAILY LEADER," Ho- 
 
 bart & Canfield proprs 
 
 EUREKA ft PALISADE R R, Edgar 
 Mills pres, P Everts supt, E If Oat- 
 man sacty 
 
 "EUREKA SENTINEL." (daUy and 
 weekly ) Cassiday 4 Skillman proprs 
 
 EUREKA TUNNEL CO, P Edward 
 Cou nor supt, E J Butler eecty 
 
 EVERTS P. supt E ft P R R 
 
 FARMER ft UBSSSR. dry goods 
 
 Fast J L, agt E & P R R 
 
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 FEB&ARIS ft SXANXEE, boot mak 
 
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 FISCHER JACM)B, blackamith 
 Fiake Chaa H, restaurant 
 Fitige rald A L, (Merrill & Fitugrald) 
 
 FLETCHER ft CARPENTER, feed 
 
 and sale stable 
 
 For d A Hathaway, dairymen 
 
 PRIEDM AN SAML, auctioneer and 
 furniture and crockery 
 
 Oallagher Rev Geo W 
 
 Gallagher Mrs F, lodgings 
 
 GarberE R, atty at law 
 
 OAVIN OEO, tinsmith, gas fitter and 
 plumber 
 
 OEART CHAS, saloon 
 
 Geraty Mrs E, boarding 
 
 Gindici Jos, boarding and saloon 
 
 Godfrey Mrs Lizzy, restaurant 
 
 GoU &, Money, butchers 
 
 Gorman F conatuhle 
 
 GRAHAM ft CO, Empire Saloon 
 
 OREQOVICH H L, groceries and veg- 
 etables 
 
 OREGOVICH SFIRO, French Notis- 
 serie 
 
 GnilloK James, varieties 
 
 OITLIFOBD ft MoKEE, livery stable 
 and saloon; cor Main and Bateman 
 
 Halev ft Young, butchers 
 
 WAT.T. ]) H, propr International Hotel 
 
 HAMILTON CYRUS, dentist 
 
 Harmon F H, atty at law and notary 
 
 public 
 Harmon J C, planing mill 
 Harris Alfred, furnishing goods 
 Harris Jack, cigars and tobacco 
 Harris Phil cigars and tobacco 
 HARTENSTEIN E A, barber 
 HASKELL a. D, fire and life insur- 
 
 anceagt 
 HASE^ELL W F, furniture, crockery, 
 
 paper hangings, etc, and undertaker 
 Haskins ft Stevins, saloon 
 Hawkes & Co, groceries 
 HUlhouse A M, (Hillhouse ft Cole) 
 HILLH0T7SE ft COLE, attys at law 
 Hincklev ft Lockwo od, hot el 
 HOBAkT ft CANFIELD, proprs 
 
 "Eureka Daily Leader" 
 Hasking Thos, saloon 
 HUBBARD C 0, atty at law and no- 
 tary public 
 INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, D H 
 
 Hall propr 
 Jaooby Jacob, steam baths 
 Joannes Wm, boots and shoes and sfew- 
 
 ing m achi nes 
 JOffii'SON TrrRAir , groceries 
 JOSEPH MORRIS H, furnishing 
 goods ftc, and supt Golden Rule Min- 
 ing Company 
 
 Kasten F, saloon 
 
 Kayser N, clothing 
 
 Keene David C, saloon and feed stable 
 
 Kemp H R, boardin/y; 
 
 Kind H ft J, groceries 
 
 K K Con M Co, John A Porter anpt 
 
 Knight H A, county assessor 
 
 Ku^n Ernst, tailor 
 
 Kyle Matthew, sheriff 
 
 Lachman Boij, restaurant and bakery 
 
 Lamoureaux G W, blacksmith 
 
 LANOSTROFF JACOB R merchant 
 
 tailor 
 LANOSmO J, utty at law 
 
 LASPETRE THOS, atty at law ' 
 Lautcnnschlager Chas, brewery and saloon 
 LAWLERT F, g«nl freight, naasen- 
 
 ger and ticket agt of E ft F R K 
 Lee S L, druggist 
 Leeser MrsD, fruits and varieticfl 
 LEVY BEllJ C, county recorder and 
 
 auditor 
 LEWIS D E, aaloon and feed stable 
 Ley M M. groceries boots and shoes 
 UTOOETT ft MALALTESTA, >a- 
 
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 LOONEY EUWARD, aaloon 
 Lovich Chas, tailor 
 
 Maggin etti Jo hn, propr Turner House 
 MAOOINNI BROS, boarding and sa- 
 loon 
 MARLEY ft FAUST, New York 
 
 Bakery 
 MARTIN H A, druggist 
 
 MARTIN WM. chop house 
 
 Man H ft Co, 8 i brewery and saloon 
 
 McCullough ft Williams, lodgings 
 
 McDanell John, saloon 
 
 McDaniel L, saloon 
 
 McELROY PATRICK, propr Bureau 
 Hotel 
 
 McEwen B F, groceries 
 
 McMahon Arthur, laundry 
 
 MoMARTIN JAMES, register U S 
 land o ffice 
 
 MENDES JOSEPH, saloon 
 
 Merrill ft Fitzgerald, attys at law 
 
 Merrill G W, (Merrill ft Fitzgerald), 
 dist atty 
 
 Meyers ft Franklin, dry goods and cloth- 
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 Michel J H, saloon 
 
 Miller Wm, wigmaker 
 
 Mining Bureau of Nevada, Moore ft 
 West managers 
 
 Mochs Mrs John A, restaurant 
 
 Moeller Max, assayer 
 
 MOUNELLI, LAMBERT ft CO, 
 
 conveyancers and real estate agents ; 
 
 lessees Eureka Hall 
 Monaco Louis, photographer 
 Monteverde Rev — ^,clereyman (Catholic) 
 Montgomery W A, batcher 
 
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 Moody James M, barber 
 Moore Bros, livery and feed 
 
 MOBRIS BBOTHERB, aaloon 
 Mornson R K, sec'y Richmond M Co of 
 
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 Murphy Andrew, propr Jackson House 
 Murphy Thos, bootmaker 
 Murray Robert, barber 
 Nnthan D, clothing 
 NESBITT J A, physician 
 OATMAN E F, sec'y E & P R R 
 OTT OEO L, blacksmith, wagonmaker 
 
 a n d painter 
 OWEll J B N, phvsician and' surgeon 
 Pr.'ly VVm, cashier VVhite Pine County 
 
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 Parmenko & Ballich, restaurant 
 PAXTON & CO, bankers 
 Perry J V B, saloon 
 
 PHENIX SILVEB HININa CO, 
 
 Wm Arrington supt 
 Poplin Mrs J, fruits and varieties 
 Porter John A, supt K K Con M Co and 
 
 mining engineer 
 Powell William, wagonmaker and black- 
 smith 
 
 PBEITZMANK BOBEBT, manager 
 
 Pioneer Drug Store 
 PBEVOST C, saloon 
 Price Hugh, saloon 
 Probert E, managing director Richmond 
 
 M Co of Nevada 
 Ranft Mrs Kate, lodgings 
 Read Thos J, U S deputy surveyor and 
 
 county surveyor ana supt Eureka Con 
 
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 Reid R J & Co, blacksmiths and wagon 
 
 makers 
 Reinhart B & Co, grain and flour 
 Remington W H & Co, hardware 
 Rich Joseph, pawnbroker 
 Richmond M Co of Nevada, E Probert 
 
 managing director, R Rickard supt, R 
 
 K Morrison sec'y 
 Rickard R, supt Richmond M Co of Nev 
 Ricker Rev R A, clergyman (Methodist) 
 Rives Henry, district judge, 6th judicial 
 
 district 
 
 BOBEBTSON WM, painter 
 
 Robbias Frank, assayer 
 
 Robinson E N, supt Albion Con M Co 
 
 Robles Frank, restaurant 
 
 Rockman M, physician 
 
 Rodoni Frank, saloon 
 
 Rosenheim A, cigars and tobacco 
 
 BOSS MISS EM, lod^ngs 
 
 BTTBT & DUVDEBBUBG CON M 
 
 CO OF NEVADA, R Rickard supt, 
 
 James Wilson sec'y 
 Sabin G M (Bishop & Sabin) 
 Sadler R & Co, gen mdse 
 
 SCHATZLEIN & 
 
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 {^ chille r Jaco b, t ailor 
 
 8CHMITH ft MENDES, proprt SUr 
 
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 SCHNEtDEB F J, dmggist 
 
 Schneider Joseph, livery and feed 
 
 Schneller Christ, restaurant 
 
 Schwamb C, furn iture 
 
 SCOTT JOHN MoO, insurance and 
 mi ning broker 
 
 SHANNON A E, depn<;/ collector in- 
 ternal revenue and United States com- 
 missioner 
 
 Sholderer & Roborti, butchers 
 
 Sloss & McMartin, harness makers 
 
 Smith & Delfoch, bakery 
 
 Smith James W, county administrator 
 and coroner 
 
 Smith & Kams, livery k feed 
 
 SMITH ft MoDEBMOTT, black- 
 
 smiths and wagon makers 
 Smith W J, postmaster 
 Smith W R, barber 
 Spinner Wm, agt W U Tel Co 
 Steler P. wa tchmaker and jeweler 
 STEPHENS JAMES H, saloon 
 Stewart J S S, feed stable 
 StowellWH druggist 
 Straus Julius, watehmaker and Jeweler 
 Sweeney W H ft Co, livery stable 
 Tatte C ft Co, boarding and saloon 
 THIELE E, physician and surgeon 
 THOMA G H, physician 
 Tomaso Pescia, saloon 
 Torre John, crroceries and saloon 
 Traylor W W, sec'y Eureka Con M Co 
 
 Uhl V, bootmaker 
 
 YOBBEBO HEBMANN, C P Brew- 
 ery and saloon 
 Weaver Bros, varieties 
 Wendell Mrs M, restaurant 
 Wescoatt N, surveyor and civil engi- 
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 White Pine County Bank, E Woodruff 
 
 pr e st, W m Pardy (jashier 
 WILHELM EDWABD, watchmaker 
 
 and jeweler 
 Williams James, p hysic ian 
 WILLOirOHBT WM, saloon 
 WILSON ALEX, attorney at law 
 WILSON JAMBS, sec'v Ruby ft Dun- 
 
 derbu rg Co n M Co of Nevada 
 WOOD HUB A, law student 
 Woodruff E, prest White Pine County 
 
 Bank 
 WBEN THOS, atty at law 
 WBEN THOS, prest Richniond M Co 
 Young Geo, gun and locksmith 
 Zanola ft Debernardi, saloon 
 ZilJIfOW WM, bakery and restaurant 
 ZOTTMAN MBS A E, Excelsior 
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 EICHHOBN, Zottman Henry, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Pkarmacie Francaise. Botica E'.aanoU, 
 
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 eiern and domestic UruKH <iieinlealii. 
 Patent HedfeineM, Toilet and 
 -•••ley Articles, as well as FINE WINES 
 AND Liquors, for meUlal purposes and tne 
 choicest brands of Imported Havaii§ ».;id Duii^ss- 
 tio Ciifars, and everything else i>;«ually to be 
 loundina flnt-dass Drug Store. 
 
 Phrs'oians Prescriptions carefully compounded 
 day and night. R. BRKITZMANN, 
 
 Drugglit and Apothecary, Manager. 
 
 BEOWN. TASSELL & CO., 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 Fine Boots and Shoes, 
 EUREKA, NEVADA. 
 
 B. & T. Fine Hand Sewed Men's Wear, 
 
 and Sollcrs & Co's celebrated Shoes 
 
 for sale by as. 
 
 Fort McDermitt, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY. 
 
 BOWLINO C, gen mdse, blacksmith, 
 agt U 1 & O Stage Co, and W, F Ex 
 Co, and postmaster, meat market and 
 hotel 
 
 Brown O F, stock raiser 
 
 Hoppiii H, stock raiser 
 
 McCoIley H H, stock raiser 
 
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 McConnell C, stock raiser 
 
 Ryan A Wood, forw<<rd«rs 
 
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 WASHOE COUNTY. 
 
 Dnvol Jno, hotel 
 
 Harconrt J H, justice of the peace and 
 
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 LEE C A, gen mdse, meat market and 
 
 postmaster 
 McClellen Thos, blacksmith 
 Price W E, wood and saw mill 
 Towl E B, een mdse 
 Yager & Willis, quartz mill 
 
 Galena, 
 
 LANDER COUNTY. 
 
 Hambley F, hotel 
 Melander J, hotel 
 Tregouing J H, hotel 
 Wilson B F, gen mdse 
 
 Genoa, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the Bodie and Carson City stage 
 line, 14 miles from the latter place. It 
 is a pretty place of 500 inhabitants, at 
 the base of the Sieri-as. It is the county 
 seat and the oldest town in the State, 
 having baen settled by Mormons in 1850. 
 
 Banning Jno T, druggist 
 
 Boles E A, blacksmith 
 
 •'Carson Valley News." (AC Pratt propr) 
 
 Dandel Chas, shoemaker 
 
 Fray L, butcher 
 
 Gardner John, coroner 
 
 Galett Richard, livery stable 
 
 Gillmin I^, hotel 
 
 Cray W D, blacksmith 
 
 Harris M, gen mdse 
 
 Johnson & I31assom, gen mdse 
 
 Livingston A, treasurer and liquors 
 
 Longabaugh J T, auditor and recorder 
 
 Montrose R (t, assessor 
 
 Pratt A C, propr "Carson Valley News" 
 
 and prosecuting atty 
 Raycraft Jos, liverv stable 
 Rice K, supt schools and hotel 
 Spencer H F, shoemaker 
 Vansickle P W, butcher 
 WESSTEUr P P, clerk 
 Williams J P, sheriff 
 Young C P, surveyor 
 
 Glenbrook, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY. 
 
 BnrroU Mrs C, hotel 
 Cobb W A B, hotel 
 Oomstock Si Rice, saloon 
 
 Phillip J W D, hotel 
 Pray A W, sawmill 
 Short J M, gen mdse 
 
 Glendale, 
 
 WA^HOE COUNTY. 
 Wadsworth Mrs J J, hotel 
 
 Golconda, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY. 
 
 ORADT J D, agent W, F Ex Co and C 
 
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 LAT BROS, proprs Hot Springs Hotel 
 
 and baths 
 Lay T, postmaster 
 Levy F N, gen mdse 
 Meadar M, justice of the peace 
 
 Gold Hill, 
 
 STOREY COUNTY. 
 Anderson A, physician 
 BANK EXOEIANOE SALOON, E F 
 
 McKenney propr, 183 Main 
 
 BANK OP OOLD HILL, M G Stand- 
 
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 Becker J P, restaurant and bakery 
 Bernstein G F, groceries 391 Main 
 BLAXJVELT W F, pres Bank of Gold 
 
 Hill, and agent Wells, Fargo & Co,' 
 
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 BLOCK L, hoots and shoes and gents' 
 
 furnishing sooda, 214 Main 
 BODEN JOSEPH,propr Nevada House, 
 
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 Boisot & Stewart, druggists, 203 Main 
 BROWN J C, propr Franklin Hotel, 
 
 240 Main 
 Cahen A, groceries, Main 
 Canavan Matt, miniag supt 
 Carri e A, hotel, Main 
 
 CHEaWIDDEN RICHARD, saloon, 
 
 Main 
 Chubbuck S W, postmaster and books 
 
 and stationery, li)0 Main 
 COBB WALTER, undertaker (town 
 
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 Cohn A, dry goods 
 Connors .T R, saloon 
 Conwell W 0, dentist, 206 Main 
 Corcoran Jno, saloon. Main 
 COVERDALE THOMAS, barber, 193 
 
 Main 
 Curtis Samuel, mining supt 
 Daly John, saloon. Main 
 Dauchy H, meat market 
 Day W H, liquors 
 
 Donovan D D, constable. Court House 
 Dimlop J C, bakery, Main 
 
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 DVFBEY 6E0&OE, restaurant, Main 
 
 EMMETT GEOBOE, Gold Hill Foun- 
 dry, Main 
 
 Fanningham J P, justice of the peace, 
 Court House 
 
 Finch T E, liquors 
 
 Fitsimmons H, lawyer 
 
 Fitzpatrick M, hotel 
 
 I'OLSOM F W, greceries and provis- 
 ions and city marshal, 158 Main 
 
 Forman Chas, mining supt 
 
 Fox Jacob, wagonmaker 
 
 FOX L T, uieat market, 203 Main 
 
 FSANKEL BROS, stock and money 
 
 brokers, Main 
 FBANKLm HOTEL, J C Brown 
 
 propr, 240 Main 
 Frazier & Co, saloon. Main 
 Fulton Foundry (estate of J McCone), 
 
 360 Main 
 OALLAOHEB THOMAS, lumber, 
 
 wood and coal, near depot 
 Galland B, dry goods 
 Gallitan & Folsom, hardware. Main 
 Gallup O H, varieties, 185 Main 
 OIBSOK W D C. liquors and cigars, 
 
 178 Main 
 GLADDING & FOX, blacksmiths and 
 
 wagoumakers. Main 
 
 GOLD HILL BBEWEBT, S Schweis 
 
 propr, 231 Main 
 
 "GOIJ) HILL DAILY NEWS," News 
 Pub Co proprs, 201 Main 
 
 Gold Hill Mmers' Union, D McCarty 
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 Grant G & J, bootmakers. Main 
 
 GBATiTT B W, furniture, carpets, etc, 
 199 Main 
 
 Gray & Kobles, meat market 
 
 Gray Wm, meat market. Main 
 
 Hall G W, ins agt, Main 
 
 Hall J U, physician 
 
 Hall W N, hardware 
 
 Hammock C, mining supt 
 
 Hannon Miss M, dressmaking 
 
 Haub C, hotel, Main 
 
 Hillyer M C, mining supt 
 
 Holt Geo D, mining supt 
 
 James Chris, assay er, 207 Main 
 
 James I, supt of Yellow Jacket (mining) 
 
 Jewett & Miller, painters, 217 Main 
 
 JONES JOHN JB, druggist and apoth- 
 ecary, l94 Main 
 
 Jones Samuel, mining supt 
 
 Kearney Frank, liquors 
 
 Keeler A T, agt V and T R R 
 
 Larkins Chas, carpenter 
 
 Lemery V, groceries 
 
 Litchfield & Thurman, undertakers, car- 
 penters, 141 Main 
 
 Ma nson P, physician, 189 Main 
 
 MATHAWS GEO C, physician and 
 c" _jeon, 208 Main 
 
 McCann M L, shoemaker, Main 
 McGum T, groceries and provisions, 116 
 
 Main 
 McKAT ISAAC, saloon, 181 Main 
 McKENNEY E F, saloon, 185 Main 
 Mercer Richard, groceries, 191 Main 
 MOOBE & mK)K, Nevada Screen 
 
 Works, 412 South 
 MOOBE E, liquors, 170 Main 
 Moore T, boiler maker, 373 Main 
 NOBLE MBS C, dressmaking, 225 
 
 Main 
 Nutter C T, groceries, Main 
 Ockel Chas, saloon, Main 
 Ogg S, livery, 169 Main 
 P^dOE JOHN, Washington House, 
 
 372 South C 
 PITCHFOBD J B, supt Gold Hill 
 
 Foundry 
 
 FOHL C, barber, 179 Main 
 
 Pot ter T hos, saloon, 193 Main 
 
 BAHILLY MATT, liquors and bil- 
 liards, 176 Main 
 
 Ralston T H, stock broker, 183 Main 
 
 Randall J wagonmaker. Main 
 
 R iley Su san, lodgings 
 
 SCHWEIS S, saloon, 231 Main 
 
 Semis A J, liquors 
 
 Silvan M, barber. Main 
 
 Smith C, shoemaker 
 
 SNOW & SATTEB, hairdressina and 
 shaving saloon, 172 Main 
 
 STEVEN'S J M, saloon, 187 Main 
 
 Stevenson C C, mining supt 
 
 THOMAS JOHN B, miner 
 
 Thorburn D, varieties and newsdealer, 
 204 Main 
 
 Tobener Chas, saloon, 153 Main 
 
 TBEZONA J P, miner 
 
 WASHINGTON HOUSE, John Pas- 
 
 coe propr, 372 South C 
 WEIOEMAN CHBIS, Fashion Sa- 
 loon, 202 Main 
 Winterbauer J A, bootmaker, 173 Main 
 WISE F A, notary public, commis- 
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 WOOLEY THOMAS, Gold Hill 
 
 Boiler Works, 400 South C 
 
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 FKANKLIN HOTEL, 
 
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 Orantville, 
 
 NYE COUNTY. 
 
 Alexander M & M Co, M San Pedro 
 
 supt, Warner Crage aec'y 
 Ballard J W, atty at law 
 Blackmore Ben, boarding house and 
 
 saloon 
 Brett J K, assayer 
 Callahan J J, physician 
 Cirac Theo, bakery 
 Dwyer &; Belyea, saloon 
 Franklin A J, gen mdso 
 Gage W S & Co, gen indse 
 Graham Jas, livery stable 
 Harlan T J, druggist 
 Harvey A B, agt W, F & Co 
 Howe W B, gen mdse 
 Koch Wm, brewery and saloon 
 Lockerman H W, barber 
 McComb Jno, butcher 
 POST S 0, gen mdse, groceries, hard 
 
 ware, liquors, cigars and tobacco 
 Bosenthall S, clothing 
 Sailor A W, physician 
 Snow C B, justice of the peace 
 Stocker A a, atty at law 
 Taylor F^varieties 
 Terney Philip, livery stable 
 Touhey Jerry, varieties 
 Vaughn St McKeehan, saloon 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 WHITE PINE COUNTY, 
 
 Is a miuing town of 200 inhabitants, 
 distant from Eureka 40 miles, having an 
 elevation of 8,000 feet. It is the county 
 seat, and lies on the northern slope of 
 Treasure Hill. 
 
 Allen Miss A M, school teacher 
 Barker J B, atty at law 
 Brown J W, livery stable 
 Brown & Smith,blacksmiths and vrigpn- 
 makers 
 
 Burbank Geo B, county surveyor 
 
 Bush Henry, justice of the peace and 
 undertaker 
 
 Carpenter Harvey, stationer and post- 
 master 
 
 Cliilds Geo T, mill and mining agt 
 
 Coulter George, miuing supt 
 
 Daley Mrs D, lodgings 
 
 Davis B K, dist atty and atty at law 
 
 Drake John E, dairy and carpenter 
 
 Evarts & Co, gen mdse 
 
 FORREST W R, county clerk 
 
 Fassett N C, mining supt 
 
 Flower W T, mining supt 
 
 Gray Mrs — , lodgings 
 
 Hagar Henry, physician 
 
 Hagar James, constiible 
 
 Hall M W, carpenter and livery stable 
 
 Hauck Louis A, notary public 
 
 Henry M W, mining and civil engineer 
 
 Herrick H S, supt schools 
 
 Hoyt A V, notary public 
 
 Karbstein Charles, stock raiser 
 
 Kendall J B, supt Jennie A and Black 
 Rock Mining Cos 
 
 Liddle Samuel, agt wate;- company 
 
 Lockwood J H, saddles and harness 
 
 Lovell J V, agt W U Tel Co 
 
 Mau &, Heitman, liquors 
 
 McConkey Geo P, agt Wells, Fargo & 
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 stock broker 
 
 McCrea Miss, lodgings 
 
 McGregor Miss, laundry 
 
 Molitor John, restaurant 
 
 Naylor W H, restaurant 
 
 Premenko Theodore, fruits, candy, etc 
 
 Raum Ed, sheriff 
 
 Rielley James, auctioneer, groceries, 
 commission merchant and notary pub 
 
 Sam Sing, groceries 
 
 Schmidt Caspar, brewery 
 
 Sinnott Peter, contractor 
 
 Smith & Woodin, liquors 
 
 Starr Thomas, news agency 
 
 Stede Henry, tailor 
 
 Strickland Oapt D, liquors , 
 
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 Tyson Col — , mining supt and smelter 
 Vetterlin Fred, restaurant 
 Wasmer P A, hardware 
 "White Pine News," A Skillman propr 
 Williamson J B, county assessor 
 Willard E X, pub administrator 
 Woodbury W, assessor ' y 
 
 Wray Chas, jeweler 
 Zadow Louis, meat market 
 
 Hiko, 
 
 LINCOLN CODNTY. 
 
 ^EER A. postmaster 
 Sharps Mm, saloon 
 Sharp FT, blacksmith 
 Ptorns I', rrprx mdse 
 Wilson W M, grocer 
 
 Hot Creek, 
 
 NYE COUNTY. 
 
 T.upfon Jns. Honors 
 McComn« T .T. liquors 
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 TroM'bridiTfi N S & Co gen mdso 
 Williams J T, hotel 
 
 Humboldt, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the line of the C. P. Railroad, i2? 
 miles from San Fmnrisco and 449 milep 
 from Ogden. Trains going west stop 
 here 30 minutes fnr dinner, and thosp 
 poinsr east stop th« satrT? l^ntd-.h of time 
 for breakfast. Tho Humboldt House, 
 Meacham & Blakpslee, proprietors, is r 
 cosy and pomf"rt.ible hotel, wherflcuesti^ 
 are treated with the utmost civility and 
 treated ip everything found in a first- 
 class house. 
 
 Blakeslee L A, postmnster 
 
 Clark C .T, tel opr and agt C P R R 
 
 Humboldt House 
 
 Mencham & Blakeslee, proprs Humboldt 
 
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 Melov E R, acr* C P R R and A and P 
 
 Tel Co 
 
 Huntington, 
 
 ELKO COUNTY. 
 TAFT Q W, postmaster 
 
 lone City, 
 
 NYE COUNTY. 
 
 Oage W S & Co, rren. mdae 
 Nun an S S, boarding house 
 Williams J H, saloon 
 
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 Jefferson, 
 
 NYE COUNTY. 
 
 Ashbum C F. postmaster 
 Ashbum & Shumwav, gen mdse 
 Epirlcston B»nj, justice of the peace and 
 
 livery stable 
 Hodees Joseph, ment market 
 Johnston .T C, oonstnble 
 Norwood Mrs T, restaurant 
 Slusher S. lumber dealer 
 Vellman Edward S, liquors 
 
 Junction, 
 
 NYE COUNTY. 
 SlUNlMN A E, postmaster 
 
 Lewis, 
 
 LANDER COUNTY. 
 
 C0Z7EXS DAVENPORT, saloon and 
 
 P'>stm''«t"r 
 
 WTTX .JOSEPH, fen mdse 
 Mellander C, boarding house 
 Ramsdell V, B, fruits and varieties 
 Stujirt F H, boarding house 
 Williams Jno, hotel 
 
 Lida Valley, 
 
 ESMERALDA COUNTY. 
 Severe S & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Lodi, 
 
 NYE COUNTY. 
 
 Fisk S E, hotel 
 Huntley D B, assayer 
 KirkpatricV .T O, blacksmith 
 Raymond W H, manager Argenta Uin- 
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 WEHAND JOHN H, propr Lone 
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 Lovelocks, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY. 
 
 Cardwell & Williams, saloon 
 EMMONS H C, store, hotel, postmas 
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 Marietta, 
 
 ESMERALDA COUNTY. 
 Campbell Geo C, saloon 
 Murray Ed, blacksmith 
 Rhodes A J, gen mdse 
 Smith B G & Co, gen mdso 
 Smith Bros, Borax manufrs 
 Wakefield W F, saloon 
 
 Mason Valley, 
 
 ESMERALDA COUNTY. 
 Apsey Robert, atty at law 
 Bennett E W, gen mdso 
 Brann Bros & Smart, liquors 
 Brown J H, pmpr Nevada House 
 Carroll John, blacksmith 
 Crais Jno D, hotel and store 
 CBAIQ J S, Wells, Fargo & Co, post 
 
 master and gen mdso 
 Daniel Jasper, blacksmith and hardware 
 Downey Js,s, saloon and groceries 
 Fogg S B, carpenter and house builder 
 Fitzgerald J P, blacksmith, wagonmaker 
 Gallagher J B, atty at law 
 Greenfield Hotel, J S Craig propr 
 Houston J M, atty at law 
 Leavitt G I, physician and sureoon 
 Richardson A S, physician and druggist 
 iSwasey H M, groceries, etc 
 
 Mineral City, 
 
 EUREKA COUNTY, 
 Is in a mining district, 80 miles from 
 Eureka. 
 
 Mill City, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY. 
 Curliss Wm, livery stable 
 OOTJU) JAMES, gen mdse and hotel 
 GOXJLD J, postmaster 
 Gould & O'Donnell, proprs Mill City 
 Foundry 
 
 Mineral Hill, 
 
 ELKO COUNTY. 
 
 BruflFy T B, hotel 
 
 Crombie J C, mining supt 
 
 Edwards E T, stock raiser 
 
 Griswold Gilbert, justice of peace 
 
 Hoanl John, saloon 
 
 ISBELL T J, postmaster anc} gee mdae 
 
 ^cCoy Geo, lumber 
 
 Murdock Mrs H, lostaurant 
 
 Schuster Jno, bakery 
 
 Velta Mrs M, groceries and provisions 
 
 Walker I, saloon 
 
 Mineral Station, 
 
 EUREKA COUNTY. 
 
 Ward B F, eating house and agt E & P 
 R R Tel Co 
 
 Morey, 
 
 NYE COUNTY. . ' 
 
 Austin D V, saloon 
 Cullum B F, livery stable 
 Hammond &, Co, saloon 
 Mathey A, assayer and surveyor 
 Mitchell J C, saloon 
 Moore J A, meat market 
 OLIVER R N, hotel 
 
 Randolph & Co, saloon 
 RANDOLPH M F, postmaster 
 Trippel A, mining engineer 
 
 Mountain City, 
 
 ELKO COUNTY. 
 
 Bacon J H, hotel and gen mdso 
 Farick A, blacksmith 
 
 Oreana, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY, 
 
 Ts on the C. P. R. R , 402 miles from San 
 Francisco. 
 
 Rusing E S, agent C P R R and Wells, 
 
 Fargo & Co 
 Torrey Eben P, gen mdse, propr Hope 
 
 quartz mill and notary public 
 
 Osceola, 
 
 WHITE PINE COUNTY. 
 
 Felsenthal P H, gen mdse 
 Johnson N F, saloon 
 Jonan A, saloon 
 
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 Palisade, 
 
 EUREKA COUNTY. 
 
 Bailey L E, ins agt 
 
 Bailey H P, agt C P R R 
 
 Baum E M, propr Depot Hotel and Res- 
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 Carney S S, saloon 
 
 Costitt' Geo, liquors and barber 
 
 Hill J N, gen freight agt E 4 P R R ' 
 
 Jewell T R, gen mJse 
 
 Lawler T F, gen P & F agt E & P R R 
 
 Marchant John, postmaster and gen 
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 Southern B S, agt Wells, Fargo & Go's 
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 Sumerall Thos, shoemaker 
 
 Panaca, 
 
 LINCOLN COUNTY. 
 
 E dwar ds Geo W, wheelwright 
 FINBLAT A M, postmaster 
 Gentry Ed S & Jos, blacksmiths 
 Jorgensen Assmus, saddle and harness- 
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 Olesen Carl, watchmaker and jeweler 
 Panaca Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
 Wedge John, hotel 
 
 Paradise, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY. 
 
 Banman F, saloon 
 
 Billes C C, saddles and harness 
 
 Bl ackw ood Charles W, physician 
 
 BOWMAN E D, postmaster 
 
 Cederholm Jno 8, wagonmaker 
 
 Davis B H, attorney at law 
 
 Ellis Henry, saloon 
 
 Fisher George, painter 
 
 Gillelan George, hotel 
 
 Jackson A J, blacksmith 
 
 Kemler Charles, gen mdse 
 
 Kirshner & Co, brewers 
 
 Luther B H, saloon 
 
 Morse & Rickard, livery stable 
 
 Nichols & Cragin, hotel 
 
 Paradise , Co-operative Association, gen 
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 Powell J W, druggist and physician 
 
 Swartz R, groceries 
 
 Watson E M, manager W U Tel office 
 
 Wilder H F, hotel 
 
 Windel J H, attorney at law 
 
 Pinto, 
 
 EUREKA COUNTY. 
 
 Ba,g|ra E, milling 
 
 FISH HENA I , gardener and postmas- 
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 McAvoy J, dairyman 
 Minolette G, stock raiser 
 North J M, stock raiser 
 Potter Jno, mining supt 
 Smith N, hotel 
 
 Pioche, 
 
 LINCOLN COUNTY, 
 
 Is distant from Eureka 192 miles, situ- 
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 lation of 500 or more, and a weekly 
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 Adams R, tailor 
 
 Addleman A, meat market 
 
 Aemer M, grocer 
 
 Alexauder G R, druggist 
 
 Clark D C & Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Clute F W, gen mdse and stock broker 
 
 Cohn A & Bro, cigars and tobacco 
 
 Duif T R, supt Aleadow Valley M & M 
 
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 Eilers Henry, liquors 
 Eisenman J & Co, hardware 
 Fox M, jeweler 
 Fulks D A, county treasurer 
 Gibfred & Brisacher, restaurant 
 Goodman & Co, stationery 
 Gorman George T, notary public 
 Griffin W E, banker, stock broker, and 
 
 agent Wells, Fargo Sl Co 
 Hagerty & Barton, grocers 
 HANJi OBD Z M, county clerk 
 Henderson J. C, recorder and auditor, 
 
 and dry goods 
 Henderson W H, assessor 
 Hoffman Julius, assayer 
 Jacobs & Sultan, grocer 
 Kipe Dick, restaurant 
 Koch C, shoe store 
 Lawson Mrs E, meat market 
 Le Baa S, jeweler 
 Lynch J C, liquors 
 Mandich Alex, fruits and groceries 
 McKee W L, sheriff 
 METERS CHARLES F, postmaster 
 Mills H, supt Raymond & Ely mine 
 Morton E F, shoemaker 
 Mott, Fish & Co, hardware 
 Myers J & Bro, dry goods 
 Nesbitt J & Bro, gen mdse 
 Newman J B, liquors 
 
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 Patchon C H, district attorney 
 
 Pierson Mrs James, hotel 
 
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 Poujade T C, gen mdse 
 
 Parson James, public administrator and 
 
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 Roeder John, gen mdse 
 Rosenbaum J, dry goods, clothing and 
 
 fancy goods 
 Saunders T, grocer 
 
 Schustrich & Kline, brewers and liquors 
 Sherwood T, lumber 
 Shier J, grocer 
 Stein Charles & Co, liquors 
 Veitch Alex, saddler 
 Wertheimer L, clothiers 
 
 Poeville, 
 
 WASHOE COUNTY. 
 Barber S K, real estate 
 Brown B F, notary public and district 
 
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 Buckley I J, gen mdse 
 Buckley S, liquors 
 Campbell Thompson, notary publio 
 Churchman Nye, notary publio 
 Corlias J H, mining expert 
 Gorman George T, notary public 
 Griffin A D, mining supt 
 Lake Mrs A A, boarding house 
 Phillips H, hotel 
 Taylor ChaS H, hotel 
 Wicks L D, gen mdse 
 
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 WILLIAM R. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietor. 
 
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 ALL THE PASSENGER TRAINS STOP IN FRONT OF THE HOTEL 
 
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 RENO, NEVADA. 
 
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BUSINESS PENMANSHIP 
 
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 NBHI* OOLIJKMK. SAO Pwt St., ■. V. 
 
 Nevada — Reno. 
 
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 Reno, 
 
 WASHOB OOUNTT. 
 
 This town ia pleasantly located on the 
 Central Pacitic Kailroad, 154 milea from 
 Sacramento. It is connected with Oar- 
 son City and Virginia by the Virginia 
 and Truckee Railroad. It is the county 
 seat. The place has twice baen visited 
 by disastrous conflagrations, which, both 
 tunes, completely devastated the busi- 
 ness portions of it, but such id the en 
 ergy and enterprise of its citizens, that 
 now it is built more substantially and 
 beautifully than ever. Among tho many 
 new buildings there is a very neat thea- 
 ter, and a fine building used as a baard 
 ittg school, which has accommodations 
 for 120 pupils. It is under the control 
 of the biitera of Charity. Business of 
 every kiud is well represented. Its in 
 liabicants are moral, iadustriaus, and 
 are determined to do all they can to 
 make their town as good as any in the 
 State. Its present population u about 
 3,000. 
 
 ABRAHAMS BROS & CO. gents' fur 
 
 nidniug goods and clothiiig, Commer 
 
 cial Row 
 ARCADE HOTEL, D McFarland 
 
 propr, Commerciui jiow 
 ASH B W, agent D W Earl & Co, 
 
 depot 
 Avery Q W, constable, 2d 
 BANK OF D A BENDER & CO. Com 
 
 murcial Row 
 Bardiua C, shoemaker, Centre 
 Barker D H, county surveyor 
 BARNES A H, propr Uolden Eagle, 
 and sole agent I'aciiic Coast for W ^' 
 firummer's Insect and Vermin D 
 Btroyer, Patent Powder Blower, Sierra 
 Baructt 1, dry goods, Commercial Row 
 Baniett Thos, boots and shoes, Virgiuia 
 Bac htel " W L, saloon, Virginia 
 BECKER CHAS, Washoe Brewery, 
 
 Commercial Row 
 BECKER GEO, saloon. Commercial Row 
 Beukcr J J, saloon. Commercial Row 
 Bell Frank, division supt W U Tel Co 
 Bslz John, barber, Commercial Row 
 BENDER CHAS T, banker, Commer 
 
 cial Row 
 BENDER D A, banker, Commercial 
 
 Row 
 Bergman W, physician and surgeon, 2d 
 Bianchi (1 B & Co, saloon, Virginia 
 Bishop S, physician. Commercial Row 
 BOAKDmAm W M. attorney at law, 
 
 otlice Udd Fellows' building 
 BONNOTTE C, uloon, Centre 
 
 Bowman John, district attorney 
 
 BOTO D B, county treasurer 
 
 Boyutoa C H, C P R R ticket agent 
 
 BRADY THOS, restaurant and saloon, 
 Vir ginia 
 
 BROOKINS C J, books and stationery, 
 confectionery, varieties, pianos and 
 organs, Virginia 
 
 Brown M iss Lizzie, millinery and fancy 
 goods, Virginia 
 
 Buckley R, groceries. Commercial R3W 
 
 Busch Fred, hardware, stoves and tin- 
 ware, 3d 
 
 BUTTERfTBLD DD, carpenter, Vir- 
 ginia 
 
 CAHLAN J. manager Farmers' Co-op' 
 Asjociatiou, cor 2d and Virginia , 
 
 Cain Wm, attorney at law 
 
 Camp T B, surveyor. Commercial Row 
 
 Cauthlin Wm, blacksmith. Sierra 
 
 CHAMBERLAIN I, deputy sheriff 
 
 Chase C C, saloo.i, Virginia 
 
 CHATilELD B E, auctioneer, Virginia 
 
 CHIEU)VICH £ ft CO, Wine Houses 
 Commercial Row 
 
 CLARK A J, general merchandise, Si- 
 erra 
 
 Coats M T, propr Coat's House, 3d 
 
 COOKES J ii\ iodgiiig. Commercial Row 
 
 COUCH MRS M, board and lodging, 
 
 Centre 
 Craig Mrs C, restaurant, Virginia 
 Cunningham & Gibson, groceries, etc, 
 
 Vi rginia 
 CUNNINGHAM J M, varieties, Vir- 
 ginia 
 Dallam A P, bakery, Comm3rcial Row 
 Daltou P, restaurant, Virginia 
 Davidson S N, watchmaker and jewelry. 
 
 Commercial Row 
 Dawson A, dentist, Virginia 
 DeBelle Jos, watchmaker and jewelry, 
 
 Virginia 
 DE IJORES, sister superior Mount St 
 
 Mary's Academy 
 Ddmers L, gen mdde, 3d 
 DEPOT HOTEL, W R Chamberlain 
 
 propr 
 EARL D W ft CO, forwarding and 
 
 commission. Depot 
 Evans Pierce, attorney, Virginia 
 
 EVERETT J K, (wholesale and retail) 
 groceries, hardware, provisions, etc, 
 cor 2d and Sierra 
 
 Everetts W F, county assessor 
 
 FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AS- 
 SOCIATION, general merchandise, 
 cor 2d and Virgiuia 
 
 Farver ft Mershon, saloon, cor 2d and 
 Virginia 
 
 Feliz A, propr Palace Hotel, cor Centre 
 and Commercial Row 
 
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 Flint ft Co, moat arket, Virginia 
 
 Fogg C H, meut market, Commercial 
 Kow 
 
 Fowle J E, harnessmaker, Sierra 
 
 Fredrick I, watchmaker and jeweler. 
 Commercial Row 
 
 FULTON R L, proprietor "Reno Eve- 
 ning Gazette, ' Sierra 
 
 Oilson Jno 8, notary public and insur- 
 ance agent, Virginia 
 
 OOEOOEL WM> watchmaker and jew 
 eler, Virginia 
 
 GOLDEN EAOLE, A H Barnes pro 
 prietor. Sierra 
 
 Goodman Amelia, millinery and fancy 
 store, Virginia 
 
 GOULD A. fruit store, .3d 
 
 Gratf J, bakery. Commercial Row 
 
 GRAY D, deputy sheriff 
 
 GRIPPEN £ M, meat market 
 Gunthcr J B, harness and saddles. Sierra 
 Hagerman J C, insurance agt, cor Com 
 
 mercial Row and Sierra 
 Hagerman ft Schooling, gen mdse, cor 
 
 Oimmercial Row and Sierra 
 Hammersmith N C, hairdresser, Com 
 
 mercial Row 
 HAMMOND & WILSON, livery, feed 
 
 and sale s table, C'ommerciel Row 
 HARNEY M A, milliner omd dress 
 
 maker, Virginia 
 HARRISON M, groceries, Virginia 
 Harting Otto, bakery, Virginia 
 Harvey ft Trumbo, auction and commis 
 
 sion, Virginia 
 Hawkins Hellen, restaurant, Virginia 
 Higgins H W, freight agt C P R R and 
 
 VftTR R 
 HOGAN H H, physician and surgeon, 
 
 office in Odd Fellows' block, 2d ' 
 HOGE WALTER, Commercial Row 
 
 HOLT & COFFIN, house and sign 
 
 painters and paper hangers, 2d 
 Hoy Jno, propr Ohio House, Virginia 
 HOY R F, lumber yard, Plaza 
 Hur d A L, dray and expressman, Virg'a 
 HYMERS & COMSTOCK, proprietors 
 
 Truckee stables, cor 2d and Sierra 
 JAMISOM S M, postmaster, Commer 
 
 cial Row 
 JAMISON S M & SON, books sta 
 
 tionery, etc, Commercial Row 
 Johnson Roger, atty, Virginia 
 Jones Chas, constable, 2d 
 JONES C W, deputy sheriff, coroner 
 
 and collector, 2a 
 JONES MRS MARY, proprietoress 
 
 Reno Exchange, 3d 
 Kah n S & Co, coffee house, Virginia 
 KELLEY R F Mi meat market, Washoe; 
 
 nurseries. Sierra 
 
 KINCAID JAMES H. manager The 
 Reno Savings Bank, Virginia and 2d 
 King S D. judjre dist court 
 
 KINGSBTJRY ft MILLS,black>miths, 
 
 Centre 
 KINNY CHAS M, barber, Virginia 
 KNOX W L, attorney at law, 2d 
 KNOX W N| insurance agent reprft- 
 sendng the following agencies: — 
 Hutchmson ft Mann, Jacobs ft Kas- 
 ton, Ed E Potter ft Co; musical agen- 
 
 cies 
 
 KNTJST ft JONES, books, stationery 
 
 and hardware, Virginia 
 Kolster F, tailor. Commercial Row 
 LACHAFELLE E, Theatre saloon. 
 
 Commercial Row 
 
 LACHMAN ft MEYER, toys, candies, 
 fancjr goods, stationery, cutlery, etc, 
 Virginia; cigars and tobacco, Com- 
 mer eialRo^v 
 
 LAFAYETTE HOUSE, Odett Bros 
 
 proprs Commercial Row 
 Lnlce ft Beck, flouring mills 
 LAKE ft HOUSE. E A Vesey propr, 
 
 South Virginia 
 Lane Benj, barber, Virginia 
 LEE L W, livery, feed and sale stable, 
 
 Sierr.'iand4th 
 Levy M D ft Co, liquors. Commercial 
 
 Row 
 LEVY SOL, dry goods, fancy goods, 
 
 boots and shoes, Virginia 
 LOOMIS C A, manager Straussburger 
 
 ft Co, Commercial Row 
 MAUN S A, deputy clerk 
 Manning ft Berry, groceries and hard- 
 ware. Commercial Row 
 Mari G, saloon. Centre 
 MARSHALL I B, attorney at law, 
 
 C P R R attorney, Commercial Row 
 MAXSON H B, U S deputy mineral 
 
 surveyor, Virginia 
 
 McClelland ft Simpson, varieties. Com- 
 mercial Row 
 
 McFARLAND B, proprietor Arcade 
 Hotel, Commcrui; i Row 
 
 McFARLIN J Li blacksmith and wag- 
 onmakcr, cor S.I and Sierra 
 
 McGEE J C, harness and saddles. Sier- 
 ra and 4th 
 
 McKee Miss Eliza, dressmaker, 2d 
 
 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, (F 
 
 Perkins proprietor), comer Commer- 
 cial Row and Virginia 
 Mershon Mrs G W, dressmaker. Sierra 
 Mershon G W, manager Ohio House, 
 
 Virginia 
 Mershon Kate, dressmaker. Sierra 
 MEYERSLI3N H, gents' furnishing 
 goods and clothing, Commercial Row 
 MILLS MRS H A, notions, Virginia 
 
 MOUNT ST MARY'S ACADEMY. 
 
 H. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, Sac 
 
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 fancy goods, 
 
 Straussburger 
 
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 varieties. Com- 
 
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 Murphy B F, salt works, Commercial 
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 Myers & Honeywell, carpenters, Vir^dnia 
 
 Myers J F, urufcgist and aputheoary, 
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 NAD9H ft BOICLAIEE, blacksmiths 
 and wuGTonmaktirs 
 
 NATHAN MfClothing, boots and shoos, 
 huts and cups and gents' furnishing 
 goods, Viri^inia 
 
 Net'dham Wni, furniture, Virjrinin 
 
 "NEVADA STATE JOURNAL" 
 (daily) C C Powning editor and propri- 
 etor, 2d 
 
 NEVADA THEATRE, Hammond & 
 Wilsou proprs, Commcrciol Row 
 
 Noyes C D, wugonmaker, Vir;i{inia 
 
 Orr Water Ditch Co (R A Frazier propr), 
 2d 
 
 Oiliurn & Shoemaker, druggists, Com- 
 mercial Row 
 
 Paddock ^.Irs Elizabeth, dressmaking, 
 Vir.'iniii nr 2«l 
 
 PARISH MARK, county clerk 
 
 PARROTT M A, guns, pistols, nmmu- 
 
 ■ nition, gun and ioo'^smith, Virginia 
 
 Piazza L D, sivloou, Virginia 
 
 PECHNER D, baths, harbor, Virginia 
 
 PECHNER ROBT B> tailor and cutter, 
 
 Vifiiiiiiv 
 PERKINS F, saloon. Commercial Row 
 Phillipa W D, C P R R ticket agent 
 PINNIOER & QUEEN, druggists, 
 
 Virginia 
 
 Quinii J J, hardware and crockery, Vir- 
 ginia 
 
 Rafael A, merchant tailor, Virginia 
 
 Rankin (x A, atty at law. 2d 
 
 REMINGTON W T, blacksmith, Vir 
 t'inia 
 
 "RENO EVENING GAZETTE," R 
 
 L Fulton propr, Sierra 
 •RENO EXCHANGE, Mrs Mary Jones 
 
 propr, 3d 
 Rcnn (las Co, J H Kinkead prcst, 2d 
 Reno Laundry, C?ommercial Row 
 
 RENO LOD^E A F & A M, NO 13, 
 
 Ujnjjimiu Hunter secretary, cor Com- 
 mercial Row and Sierra 
 
 RoiT N, harness maker. Sierra 
 
 ROSENBERG C W, dentist, (all work 
 garanteed to give satisfaction), Com- 
 mercial Row 
 
 Ross & Bower, furniture, Virginia 
 
 Ruhc Henry, meat market, Commercial 
 Row 
 
 Salter Richard, hotel, 3d 
 
 SANDERS & NEAIJS, undertakers 
 and furniture, cor Virginia and 2d 
 
 Schaefer G, meat market, Sierra 
 
 Shaw J D, propr Western Hotel, 3d 
 
 Siltz Fred, saloon, Virginia 
 
 Smith M J, blacksmith. Sierra 
 Smith R H, agt Wolls, Fargo & Co 
 Snow , physician and surgeon, Vir- 
 ginia 
 SCmIERS M J, boot and shoemaker, 
 
 Viririnia 
 STANAWAT J E, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 cor Center and Commercial Row 
 Stophor W, saloo'i, uor 3d and Sierra 
 STRASSBERGEa A &C0, dry goods, 
 
 Commercial Row 
 Sunderland John, boots and shoes, Vir- 
 
 gin ia 
 THE/ITER SALOON. E LachapoUe 
 propr. Commercial Row 
 
 RMO SAVINGS BANK, L Batch- 
 
 elder cashier, cor Vir^uia and 2d 
 Tomamichel G & Bro, hotel 
 Tompson J M, tinsmith, Virginia 
 TRUCKEE STABLES, Hymers 
 
 Comstock proprs, cor 2d and Sierra 
 Updike & Clark, painters, 2d 
 VARIAN C S, attorney at law, U 
 
 (list attorney, Virginia 
 VESET E A, propr Lake House, South 
 
 Virginia 
 Waldo & Julien, attys at law, Virginia 
 WALKER W A, sheriff 
 Ware S E, bootmaker, Virginia 
 WATSON J, shoemaker, 3d 
 Webster Wm, atty at law, 2d 
 WILLIAMS J B, recorder and auditor 
 
 WILSON U G, candi3S, Virginia 
 Wintermantel L, saloon. Center 
 YOUNG W H, justice of the peace, 2d 
 
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 Hawes Mrs, hotel 
 
 Kerwood J C, meat market and stable 
 
 iStroh A, saloon 
 
 TAYLOR J H, postmaster 
 
 Ruby Hill, 
 
 EUREKA COL'NTV, 
 
 Is a small place, r.bout two miles from 
 Llureka, and really an extension of that 
 place. 
 
 Andrew Thos, brewery and saloon 
 
 Bowman Mr^ E, lodgiags 
 
 BROAWN J W, Euroka and Euby Hill 
 
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 DalyHenry, saloon 
 Doyle Mii;hac1, saloon 
 Hampton J, dry goods and clothing 
 HOBEN EOWABD, City Brewery and 
 
 saloon 
 Harrub W B, Euby Hill Water "^'^orhs 
 Harteustcin Jacob, groceries 
 Kavanaugh M rs VV, boarJiag 
 
 KYLE JAMES, saloon 
 
 Lambert J W, gen mdse, butcher, and| 
 
 poi tmaster 
 lANii^ HISS LIZZIE, restaurant 
 Lipski August, blacksmith 
 Lukens J H, drugs aud physician 
 Lyon M E, saloon 
 Mark s Thos, saloon 
 MIKEL & SANFOBD, Eureka and 
 
 Euby Hill stages 
 Morcom Edmond, grocerias 
 FEABSON T H, superiateudent Euby 
 
 Hill Wi.ter Works 
 BEOLI BEN, sidoon 
 REYNOLDS WH, saloon 
 JDLUBY HILL WATER WOBKS. W 
 
 B Harrub proprietor, T H Pearson su- 
 perintendent 
 
 SeNE Y JH . barber 
 
 SWEENEY JAMES, hotel 
 
 TAM JOHN & 00, bakery 
 
 Tassell Geo, bootmaker 
 
 TBOFATTER E T, hotel 
 
 WERRY HARRY, boarding 
 
 WILLIAMS THOMAS, saloon 
 ZEJ^KFKIN ALFRED J. bootmaker 
 
 Bye Patch, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY". 
 
 BORLAND J H, postmaster 
 
 BORLAND JOHN, gen mdso, agent C 
 
 PEE and WelLs Fargo & Co 
 Kane Jno O, supt Nevada Stite MUl 
 Morrison A, sujit Eye Patch Mill 
 
 San Antonio, 
 
 NVE COUNTY. 
 San Antonio Silver Mining Co 
 COURT CHAS, pustmaatcr and E E 
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 WHITE PINE COLNTV. 
 Burke Wm, groceries and saloon 
 
 Ruby Valley, 
 
 ?LKO COUNTY. 
 
 Conner Thos, blacksmith 
 (ridney A W, gen mdsa and blacksmith 
 SNOW WM, postmaster 
 Wines & 8aow, >icv.r mill, hay and 
 grain 
 
 Sheephead, 
 
 BOOP COUNTY. 
 
 Bonhn J F, postmaster 
 
 Murphy B F, salt works (Buffalo) 
 
 Sheridan, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY. 
 
 Beal Wi'liam, blacksmith 
 Harris M, gen md-se 
 Hill William, blacksmith 
 McDonald J E, hotel 
 WEINEB BEN, asst postmaster 
 Quiuu Martin, blacksmith 
 
 Silver City, 
 
 LYON COUNTY, 
 
 £s eight miles from Virginia City in Gold 
 Canyon, near its eniSoudiure into the 
 Carson Valley. It is a t(twn of some 
 importance and derives its support from 
 the mining interests. 
 
 Alfred & Bennett, hotel 
 Angell J F, livery stable 
 BecKer Claus, liipiors 
 Benr ett BroH, f u«d stablo 
 BLACKMER C F, postmaster, grocer- 
 ies, stationery, cutlery 
 Burgi P, physician 
 Courts Mrs Elizal>eth, hotel 
 Doisenrotli Leo, barl)er 
 Ferraro A, shoemakr^r 
 Fontialla Lucas, liquors 
 Fritt Matthais, hotel 
 I Geyor Philip, bi-ewery 
 
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 Qoetz Henry, meat market 
 
 Grnr Jno W, act Wells, Fargo & Co 
 
 Hall A^Noyes, Ui]uor3 
 
 Harkiiis D E, blacksmith 
 
 Harris H, assayer 
 
 Huse Mi's MiU-ia, lodging hnnso 
 
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 MuGiiiiiii J M, l"ml>er, a 
 
 Munckton Joseih., liqUii^s 
 
 Paulson Jno, shoemaker 
 
 Bipley Sc Haas, grucerieSi wines and 
 liquors 
 
 Rourko Mrs Jennie, boardiiig ftnd lodg- 
 ing house 
 
 Rchr^m Geo, shoemaker 
 
 Uriii Jno, blacksmith 
 
 Van Wugeneu Mills, principal public 
 school 
 
 Walter & Co, gen mdse ind stockbrokers 
 
 Way Geo, meat market 
 
 Weigi.istein Conrad, shoemaker 
 
 Winters Eben, hotel 
 
 Winzel Stock, bikery 
 
 Z-ibriskiQ C B, physician 
 
 Silver Peak, 
 
 ESMERALDA OO'JNTV. 
 Chiatovicb John, gen mdse 
 
 Sixteen Mile House, 
 
 ESMERALDA COUNTY. 
 McGabray Kobt, hotel 
 
 Springy City, 
 
 HUMBOLDT OOUNTr. 
 
 Boan & Elliott, saloon 
 Buel G F, justice of the poaca 
 BsU Geo T, gen mdse 
 Bradley & Ojrie, saloon 
 
 CARLOW W H, postmaster 
 
 Clayton J, notary public 
 
 Fountain L, rest'vur.int 
 
 Foutuin & Za.-niry, h')tel 
 
 Gintz A, agt W, F Ex Co, and books and 
 
 stationery] 
 Jowett J M, saloon 
 Kirihner & Co, saloon and brawer 
 Lutf J iS, saloo:i 
 Luther & Buras, saloon 
 Muilvaine ft Hitter, saloon 
 Pinson ft Roujon, hotal 
 Keinhart E ft Co. gan miso 
 Wtiisiniller N, shoemAer 
 
 Sprueemont, 
 
 ELKO COUNTY. 
 
 Callahan S, gen mdse 
 Gi'man W B, livery 
 Osbom E J, saloon 
 Wheeler J B, saloon 
 
 Steamboat Springs, 
 
 WASHOE COUNTY. 
 Rapp J & M, hotel 
 
 Stillwater, 
 
 CHURCHILL COUNTY, 
 
 Is a smill pl.ice 47 miles distant from 
 
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 Wadjworth, on the C. 
 ulation about 50. 
 
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 Doane S A, county recorder 
 
 Doolittle A W,, <Vi3t atty 
 
 Ferguson J B, sheriiT 
 
 Kaiser Chas, ge;i mdse and stock raiser 
 
 Kent I H, deputy sheriif 
 
 McKENNEY D C, disfjud^o 
 
 Murphy Wm, c ninty k^oasurer 
 RIGHAEBS J W, county clerk and W 
 
 U ti3l opr and postmastei- 
 Sanford J M, hjtiil 
 
 Sutro, 
 
 LYON COUNTY. 
 
 A small place near Virginia City at th^ 
 mouth of tliv, tunnel from which it takes 
 its name. It has a ddly paper and a 
 population of 40C, principally miners. 
 
 Bonanza Hotel, B Moruo propr 
 B >nham J A, gen mdae 
 
 Brierly C B, pliysician 
 Callahan M, iijuori 
 
 Caseb3er J A, jnstica of ths peacs 
 Collins M liquors 
 Corbett John, li |uors 
 Dalles John i?, prjpr S 4 V Stage Co 
 Davis L, bakery 
 Donnelly ft Co, liquors 
 Ehner M, liquors 
 Heidenreich ft Co, gen mdse 
 McGurn T R, groceries 
 McKni^ht James, shoemaker 
 Mercer Frank B, propr "3utro Independ- 
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 Maserve Wm, liquors 
 Moran B, propr Bonanza Hotel 
 Schweiss S, liquors 
 Shaldcn H H, postmaster 
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 Wiazd & Campbell, butchers 
 
 Sweetwater, 
 
 ESMERALDA COL'NTi^. 
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 Meyer Emanuel, liquors und varieties 
 Paul S F, assayer and mining engineer 
 Shine Timothy, contractor] 
 Skinner J no, contractor 
 Spaulding P E, assayer 
 
 Tecoma, 
 
 EI.KO COUNTY". 
 
 Armstrong J C & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Burton Bros, postmaster, gen mdse C P 
 
 K E, agent telegraph office 
 Clark, Cook & Co, patent medicines 
 Lyndres Chas, blacksmith 
 Malloy Jas, hotel 
 Peck S, propr Tecoma Hotel and saloon 
 
 Tern Piute, 
 
 LINCOLN COUNTY. 
 (See also list tpo late for ragular insertion) 
 McBirney & Manheim, gen mdso 
 
 Toana, 
 
 ELKO COUNTY, 
 
 Is 182 miles from Ogden and 93 from 
 Elko, the county seat. One hundred 
 people gain support by mining silver, 
 gold and copper. 
 
 DAVIS HARRY, Emigrant Dining 
 
 Hall 
 QOBBEL A W, postmaster 
 JOHNSON WESLEY.Kail Road House 
 Bipley J H, restaurant 
 Spencer & Frank, gen mdso 
 
 Treasure City, 
 
 WHITE PINE COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the northern slope of Treasure 
 Hill, at jlevation of i),236 feet, hav- 
 ing a pupulation of 72. 
 
 Baldy G H, postmaster and mining re- 
 corder 
 Finlay Wm, mining .ontractor 
 Tif'lynn Jno, mining supt 
 ^Grullin^er M, gen mdse 
 Har^r Kobt ti, dairy 
 K'.rbstein Isidore, meat market 
 ''jvons Moses, mining supt 
 Marshall Thos, engineer 
 Maxwell Wm, supt E & A Mining Co 
 
 Tii/t^carora, 
 
 ELKO COUNTY, 
 
 Is a new and lively mining town contain- 
 ing a population of 1,0W and distant 
 from Elko, the county seat, about 50 
 miles, with which it is connected by 
 a stage line. It is within four milas of 
 the Owyhee river and is surrounded b^ 
 a good stock-raising and agricultural 
 district. 
 
 Abbott B M, furniture and bedding 
 Abbott Chas E, atty ai law and notary 
 
 public 
 Allen W M, restaurar.t 
 
 ARGENTA MINING CO, L E Atch 
 
 i son supt 
 
 ATCHISON L E, supt Argenta Min- 
 ing Co 
 
 Babcock & Bacon, Tuscarora Water Co 
 
 Bacon Bros, HL uscarora market 
 
 Barratt Jno, blacksmith 
 
 Behrend P K, cigars 
 
 Bennett H, carpenter 
 
 Bentley I) M, liquors 
 
 BLISS MBS H, proprietor Cottage 
 Hotel and restaurant. Weed 
 
 Bowen J, painter 
 
 BOYNTON E R, groceries, confection- 
 ery, (juoensware, lamps, cigars, tobac- 
 co, etc. Weed 
 
 Bradley A V, assayer 
 
 BROWN H W, (W J Ur'.on & Co) 
 Knob Hill 
 
 Burner Mrs J F, millinery, dressmakia^ 
 and fancy goods. Weed 
 
 Campbell J E, school teacher 
 
 Capeii E L, liquors 
 
 Carlin Fast Freight Line, Chas Holland 
 agent 
 
 Cassidy J P, restaurant 
 
 GATHER WM J, ciiars, tobacco, 
 books, stationery, gent^' furnishiii;' 
 goods, clothing, etc, cor Weed aud 
 Main 
 
 Cellier Mrs L,millincry and ladies' goods 
 
 Chapin E M, supt Tuscarora Mill Co 
 
 Clark E W, agt W U Tel Co 
 
 Clany Jas, barber 
 
 Cockbin T H, barber 
 
 Collins C, groceries 
 
 Commonwealth Mining Co, J W Epley 
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 Cooker J Fred, as3t postmaster I 
 
 COTTAGE HOTEL, Mrs H Bliss pro- 
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 Cowlcs G W M, mining recorder 
 C'urreaux F, propr Owyhee Brewery 
 
 "DAILY TEMES REVIEW" (The). 
 
 Fairchild & D^ntiij propra, Main 
 
 DALLAS A J, Cabinet >Saloon, Main 
 
 Davis E S & Co, blacksmiths and wagon- 
 makers 
 
 D.vvy G A, book agent 
 
 Dayton J B, sur>^ Grand Prize Mining 
 Co 
 
 Dodsworth Jno, cabinetmaker 
 
 Dove & Jocks, foundry and machine 
 shop 
 
 Dow J C, atty at law 
 
 Drake F N, physician 
 
 Kdwards Miss Hattie, school teacher 
 
 Edwards Mrs J F, lodging 
 
 Eunor W H, (Smith, WoodrufF & En- 
 nor) 
 
 Epley John W, supt Commonwealth 
 Miriiirr Co 
 
 FAIU^lilLD & DENNIS, propria 
 rs 'v Times Review" 
 
 i' !u;:. ^D & ENNOR, postoffice 
 
 iKWS sfcimd and varieties 
 FAIRCHILD L C, postmaster 
 
 FARTHING T T, now and second 
 
 hand furniture 
 Felton AV W, saloon 
 GEORGE ELI, Occidental Lodging 
 
 House and saloon 
 
 GERBER & ALTUBA, Tuscarora 
 
 meat m irket, Main 
 Germain F, liquors 
 fxheen L, painter 
 
 (Jraham's Hotel, Mrs J M Graham propr 
 (Irand Prize Hotel, T M Jones propr 
 (irand Prize Mining Co, J B Dayton su 
 
 perintendont 
 Greer Bros, carpentoi'^ 
 Gronosky A DeYo» nj,, i'liuora 
 Gunniaon Saml, "•■ li'"i|jx, 
 Guiselman — , h)df , 
 Hamilton T J, i) 'k..; ;,;•/' ,mpcr hanger 
 
 HARVILLE H A, c >p at.i > 
 
 Rickey Mrs I, boarding hoi, .v Main 
 Hill Mrs E A, dressmaker 
 Hillman W S, second hand furniture 
 HOFFMAN GUSTAVE. Tuscarora 
 
 Bakery, Front 
 Hogle Nlrs L I, loils^ing house 
 Hogle Ij 1, feed stable 
 Holbrook G, carpenter 
 Holland Chas, agt Carlin Fast Freight 
 
 Line 
 Houck Geo, sf;- •. ^ hand furniture 
 Huntingdon 'j /< j'^'xyttician and surgeon 
 
 I HUHTSMAB I S, l- opr City Bak 
 ery, Weed 
 Hurley Mrs M J, dreaamaker 
 
 Hyke & McDonald, blacksmiths 
 
 Jack & Dove, proprs Tuscarora Foundry 
 
 Co 
 Jacob S, merchant tailor 
 Jennens B W, assayer 
 Johnson T M, detnity sheriff 
 
 JOHNSON ROBERT, tinshnp and 
 
 Jones T M, propr Grand Prize Hotel 
 hardware. Weed 
 
 Kimball Housa, J Kli^ball propr 
 
 Kingston G A, atty at law 
 
 La ncast er A V, qiiartz mill 
 
 LATTBENHEIM P, groceries and pro- 
 vi3ioni>, Weed 
 
 Lawlor Miss, dressmaker and milliner 
 
 Lewis S, gen mdse 
 
 Liscomb Mrs A M, restaurant and lodg- 
 ing; 
 
 MART SMITH HOUSE, Mart Smith 
 proprietor, corner Weed and Main 
 
 Mateer J M, Pioneer Dairy 
 
 May J T, supt Navajo Miaing Co 
 
 McAllister W N, liquors 
 
 McDonald 8 B, supt Tuscarora M & M 
 Co 
 
 McDougal Bros, blacksmiths and wagon- 
 makers 
 
 McGowi) J L, atty at law 
 
 McLaughlin j, boots and shoes 
 
 McMASTER CHARLES, insurance 
 atreiit 
 
 McMASTER MRS R, millinery and 
 ladies' goods 
 
 HcMILLAN & TODD, Blue Wing 
 Saloon 
 
 McNALLY JOHN, mining superin- 
 tendent and druggist 
 
 Mero M C, groceries 
 
 Moats L E, carpenter 
 
 Monroe J, carpenter 
 
 Moore C H !*, Co, liquors 
 
 Mooser Mrs Rosa, groceries 
 
 Morrison & McLean, restaurant 
 
 MUNTER CHARLES, dry goods and 
 fnmishiug goods, etc. Weed and Main 
 
 Murphy M G, carpenter and contractor 
 
 Nars M C, varieties 
 
 Navajo Mininct Co, J T May supt 
 
 NICHOLSON JAMES, justice of the 
 
 pence 
 
 North Belle Mining Co, J W Powell su- 
 perintendent 
 
 Ottenheimer J, liquors 
 
 Parsons M W, dent ist 
 
 PAULDING WM, merchant tailor, 
 auction, commission and real estate, 
 Main ■ 
 
 Pearson Chas, lodgings 
 
 Pendleton J W, clergyman 
 
 Phelps F H, drugs 
 
 PLuOHOFF H B, hamesamaker 
 
 PLUNKETT T C. Can Can Restaurant 
 Powell J W, snpt ^^orth Belle Mining Co 
 
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 EICH^RDSON C A, hairdresser 
 
 Biii>;uoId & Co, livery stable 
 
 ROGERS C F, attorney at law and 
 juunialist 
 
 Rogers & Ham, liquors 
 
 Bogers Pierce, liquors 
 
 Kogers T M, hairdresser 
 
 ROSE A A, Tusoarora Beer Hall, 
 Weed 
 
 Russell Chas & Co, liquors 
 
 8auci3r L P, lijuors 
 
 Saucier Phi', supt Rev Mine 
 
 SCHARLIN J A, watchma'ier and jew- 
 eler 
 
 Seitz Geo, supt Young America South 
 Mi li ig Co 
 
 Smith Miss Alice, school teacher 
 
 Smith a & Co, Vir.'inia Chop House 
 
 SMITH MART, agent W, F & Co, no- 
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 age.it; proprietor M >rt Smith Hon i 
 
 Smith Mary, propr Pro rrjssive Housa 
 
 SMITH, WOODRU/Ji' & ENNOB, 
 
 geuercii merchandi:se 
 Smith W T, (Smith, Woodruff & Ennor) 
 
 stockbroker 
 Stacey C G, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 STEWAKER WILSON. Pioneer Meat 
 
 M.rxet 
 St Louis N & P, carpenters 
 Stoyell T J, carpenter 
 Stoyle T, carpenter 
 Stoitz E J, clothing, etc 
 Stump Jno H, real estate agt 
 Sutherlund & McKay, saloon 
 SWAUT E M, dentist, West Avenue 
 SV^AIN L A, upholsterer and cabinet 
 
 maker, Weed 
 
 Tandy & Cook, photographers 
 Taylor Jno, wagonmiker 
 Tipple C, Columbia Restaurant 
 Tolman & Huttm, liquors and cigars 
 Tri.liag & Ivan, Tuscarora Brewery 
 Tripp W H, penminship and bookkeeping 
 Tdchudy Ju«, hairdresssr 
 Tuscarora Foundry Co, Jack & Dove 
 
 proprs 
 Tuscarora Lodge No. 27, F 4 A M, J R 
 
 Boyuton secy 
 Tuscarora M & M Co, S B McDonald 
 
 supt 
 "Tuscarora Times," Fairchilds & Dennia 
 
 proprs 
 Tuscarora Water Co, Babcock & Bacon 
 
 proprs 
 URTON W J & CO, lumber, gr, in, 
 
 wagons, wood, ston *, coal, real eatuti-, 
 
 hardwure, etc. Knob Hill 
 Walker W A, watchmaker and jeweler 
 Weaver W B, deputy sheriff 
 ' '• H H, assayer 
 E A, car(tenter 
 \'i .£ERT F, dealer in and manufact- 
 urer of boots and shoes 
 Wil bur L D, school teacher 
 WILDE C W, marchant tailor, Main 
 Wilson Fred, livery stable 
 Wines J L, atty at law 
 Woodruff & Ennor, gen mdse 
 Woodruff L D, painter 
 
 YEATES ELUAH S & CO, sewing 
 
 machine agent, manufacturer of boots 
 
 and shoes, guns and pistols for sale 
 
 Main 
 Yeates Miss Jessie, school teacher 
 Youn? America South Mining Co, Geo 
 
 Seitz supt 
 Zeveifel Mrs, midw-7e 
 
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 Undertaker and Gabineimaker. 
 
 WEED, near MAIN STREET, 
 
 TUSCARORA, - NEVADA. 
 
 TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC Oil L Biumauar & Co., '^IlL'rSllvlflS' 
 
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 MART SMITH, Proprietor. 
 
 This House is strictly FirstCla.'S in all its nppointmeati, being newly 
 
 furnished throughout. 
 
 Telegraph, Stage, and Wells^ Fargo & Co.'s Express 
 
 Offices in the House. 
 
 MART SMITH, Prop'r. 
 
 Tybo, 
 
 NYB COUNTY, 
 
 Is a mininz town of 400 inhnbitnnts, 
 reachutl via Eiiroka, from which it in dis- 
 tant lUi) miles by stagen. 
 
 Bohlee Henry, brawery : 
 
 Biouxher VV, constable 
 Eilinati Jacob, bakery 
 Gule Wm, barber 
 Garrott Uha«, pub "TybD Sun" 
 Garrett & J • ilyn, druggists 
 Gi'm)r<3 Bros, liquors 
 Gilinore Bros & Oakes, meat market 
 Griffibli •) I, atty at law; a<;rt of Kurekn, 
 Tybj & Bjimoat stage liae and Wells, 
 Fargo & Co 
 ILiwea Mrs 8, lodgings 
 
 Keolor \V H, boocmakcr 
 
 Killliam Jamvis, Imlgiugs 
 
 Kuiil Henry, li ^uors 
 
 Kiii^ht Geo, rodtaurant 
 
 LatimJ T, atty at law 
 
 Loe Jiio, reatiiurant 
 
 Lu£: L 8, restaurant 
 
 Manliiem H, broker 
 
 Moore 8 urant, phy<iiciun 
 
 Page & Doniiell, livery stable 
 
 PeiiplesJno, liquors 
 
 Keiud )llar Mrs T B, dreumiker 
 
 tteiudoUar T B, drugs, grooerie* &o 
 
 Iteveal W C, stock broker 
 Saunders J, birlwr 
 S[ience & Brouglier, liinors 
 .Streetburger C S, grocerits, notion?, eto 
 Trowbridge N 8 & Co, geu uvlm and 
 
 dru'j^iits 
 Trowbrid.re N S, blacksmith shop and 
 
 notary public 
 Turin Upi>, justice of the psace, postmas- 
 
 ter and notary public 
 Tybo Con M Co, J C Ojden supt 
 Tybo L Kl'^e F, H B Ihlee, N G 
 •Tybo Sun," Chas Garrett pub 
 Whitemore E S, groceries 
 
 Unionville. 
 
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 Banks F X, physician, justice of peace 
 
 and notary 
 Full J C & Co, gen mds3 
 Hadley T J, blacksmith 
 Illiif & Organ, sidooa 
 Langdon J as, saloon 
 Lark C, agt W, F & Co 
 Lavega Pablo, hotel and mdse 
 Miller G N & Bro, stages 
 Morass Frank, blacksmith 
 MORSHEAD K, assistant postmaster 
 WuggermanJ, titilor 
 White John L, shoemaker 
 
 
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 AlPIIABRTICALLY. 
 
 Virginia City, 
 
 STOREY COUNTY, 
 
 One of the mineral prodigies of the age, 
 is a well-built city of iO.OOO souls, 5*/ 
 miles distant fn m Keno, on the Central 
 Pacific Railrofid, and the terminus of the 
 Virginia and Truckee liailway. It ia, 
 like all mining cities, very hilly, bsing 
 built on the side of the majestic Sierras. 
 At one time in its early history it was 
 the scene of great activity, but of late 
 years it has become a place of reliable and 
 steady growth. The population is made 
 up of a thrifty class of people, who rep- 
 resent all nations on the face of the globe. 
 Its chief support is divided from the 
 mining interests, and the dense clouds of 
 smoke wliich are continually bolched 
 forth from the huge chimneys of the va- 
 rious mills and shafts which arc seen in 
 every direction, are the host and most 
 suggestive means on which to base sucl 
 a conclusion. The din arising from the 
 active operation of the numberless 
 stamps as they unceasingly crush the 
 mountains of quartz ii sometimes almost 
 deafening, though tlie retiection that it 
 is the source of wealth is compensation 
 enough for the annnyanca it occasions. 
 The health of the city is splendid, thougli 
 this is easily accounted for by the pres- 
 ence of pure and sparkling water and an 
 atmosphere free from the taint of malaria 
 and 80 light as to lie a constant stimulant 
 to the system. To this fact is attributa 
 ble the raj)id and early advancement of 
 school children, who evince a mental 
 power not shown in those of lower alti 
 tudes. The churches are idl well attend- 
 ' I ', the places of business and pleasure 
 are creditable, while the hrge s;dcs of 
 goods attest the fiict that the city is the 
 commercial emporium of the .State. In 
 V^ir^inia City tlie stranger will find some 
 of the handsomest women in the world, 
 audit does not prove an exception to the 
 rule in its possession of some of the 
 homliest men the "age ever saw. " They 
 are good, whole-souled fellows, how- 
 ever. 
 
 ABRAHAMS BRO & CO, clothiug, 
 
 gents furnishing goods, 14. South C 
 Adkinson A D, postmaster 
 AdlerB, tailor, 7) A North C 
 
 AGENCY BANKOF CALIFORNIA, 
 
 J P Martin agt; J W Eckley cashiei, 
 
 C and Tavlor 
 AIKEN P J, physician and surgeon, 54 
 
 South C 
 Aitchinson Geo, physician, 58 South C 
 
 Allen Nells, chief police 
 Ames W E, school teacher 
 Angins John P, fruits, 13 South C 
 Anghm Miss A, school teacher 
 AMTHONY FERDINAND, book- 
 binder, 24 South D rear "Enterprise" 
 office 
 Arlington House, Mrs M Dale propr, 57 
 
 North B 
 Ash Augustus, U S marshal, bank of 
 
 California building, room 1 
 ASH WM, books and stationery, mu- 
 sic, 37 South C 
 AUDE FRANCIS L, atty at law. Con- 
 ger building 
 Babcock C P, liardware, 1 1 North B 
 Babcock E, hotel, 326 South C 
 Babcock Mrs J, hair goods, 12G South C 
 Baker Henry, liquors, 4 South D 
 Baker H h\ principal, school teacher 
 Baker Mrs S D, fancy goods, 126 South 
 
 C 
 Baker S D & C C, groceries, 94 South C 
 BAIIRAN F & 00, Parisian Kestau- 
 
 rant, 45 North C 
 BANK C A, tailor, 5 North B 
 Bank of Virginia, A W White manager, 
 
 68 South C 
 BANNER BROS, clothing, gents fur- 
 nishing goods, 40 C 
 
 BASS & McKAY, meat market, 31 
 
 South C 
 Beals A .1, photographer, 100 South C 
 BECK H S. furniture, 61 South C 
 
 BECKH S, furniture of all descriptions, 
 
 115 South C 
 Beckert & Wolz, burbers, 33 South C 
 BEISO A, wholesale liquors, m North C 
 Belknap C H, attyatlaw, Maryo's build- 
 ing, rooms 5 and 6 
 BELLANI P, winq?, lijuors, game and 
 fruitc, iio North C 
 BENNETTS BROS, proprs of Virginia 
 
 and Gold Hill Busi line, livery, iael 
 
 and sile stal)le, 144 North C 
 BETTIN6ER GEO, saloon, cor C and 
 
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 Biroth Bobt, harness and saddles, 79 
 
 South C 
 Blakely Miss K, school teacher 
 Block D & Co, dry goods, 18 South C 
 B'ock H, pawn broker, 36 C 
 Bloomlield E, tailor, 120 South C 
 Boeh .S, biiots and shoes, 28 C 
 Bjgle F, books and stati.)n3ry, 48 South 
 
 C 
 .BORHNI A. Grotto Saloon, 61 South 
 
 C, res 41 South G 
 Bornholdt Jno H, liquors, 2 South D 
 Bowden W P, a doon, 8 South C 
 BOYLE E D.supt of Lady Washington, 
 
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 Brewstei E A, deuti^*.. 1 South C 
 Broderick R T, cor j«y coroner, Court 
 
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 Brndek R T, baths and barber, 57 South C 
 ^ONSON W S, physician and sur- 
 
 ceou, 00 South C 
 
 B&OOKLTN RESTAUBANT, J G 
 
 \'ouug propr, 71 South C 
 Brophy Miss J, school teacher 
 Brown C M, undertaker, 30 South B 
 BAO'WN B L. book and job printer, G3 
 
 South C 
 Brown J J, plumber, 78 Union 
 Brown & Tussell, boots und shoes, 62 
 
 iSoutli C 
 BRUMSET J A, general fire insurance 
 
 agent and adjuster, 45 South C 
 Buckley Miss M E, school teacher 
 Burke B, carriage inanuf, 308 South C 
 Burke E, saloon, 7 South C 
 Burke F A, saloon, Gl South C 
 Burkett J M, blacksmith, 130 South D 
 Butch & I'raet, watches & jewelry, 80 
 
 South C 
 CAMPBELL F C. furniture and up 
 
 holstery, 11)0 South C 
 Caukiik G E, general life and fire insur. 
 
 aace agent, 5S Soutli C 
 Cardweli Ji.mos, A, hotel, E & Wash 
 
 CARRACK B H> county treasurer. 
 
 Court House 
 Ciirrero P, restaurant, 10 North C 
 Ciishion Miss M E, school teacher 
 CAVANAGH MRS C. propr Chapin 
 
 House, 133, 135 and 137 South C 
 Cavanagli T. pianos, organs, 148 South C 
 Channell J H, restaurant, 14 North C 
 CHAPIN HOUSE, Mrs C Cavanagh, 
 
 propr, 133, 4o5 and 137 South C 
 CHAPMAN A, dentist, 150 South C 
 CHARLES R H, agent produce, fruits, 
 
 8!) South C 
 CHARLES MRS T, propr Occidental 
 
 Loilgini,' House, 81) South 
 Chase N W, hnrber, 13«i South C 
 CHATAIN E, groceries and lic^uors, 
 
 Wash and M 
 Chatelain Emil, watchmaker, 30 C 
 CITY LIVERY, F H Patten propr, 
 
 131' South 
 Clarke Mrs B, dressmaking. Conger 
 
 building 
 ; Clarke W H & Co, stockbroker, 51 So C 
 j Cleary Datiiel, billiards, 54 South C 
 ! Cleator Kobt, shoemaker, 70 Union 
 I Cohen & Neth, hairdrcsaing and shaving 
 
 saloon, 15 North C 
 Cohn Mrs A, pawnbroker and clothing, 
 
 98 South 
 Cohn E, clothing, 74 South C 
 COLE A M. druggist and apothecary, 
 
 88 South 
 
 COMMERCIAL SOAP WORKS, Zei. 
 
 gler andCrampton, propr, 307 Soutti 
 CONBOIE & CO, undertakers, 83 So C 
 Conn F M, physician, 92 South C 
 Conn F W, physician, 90 South C 
 Connelly Kate, school teacher 
 Conrad Louis, barber, 309 South 
 Craze Jno, liquors, 164 South C 
 Cronin & Harrington, boots and shoes, 
 
 134 South C 
 CTJMMINGS JAMES, liquors, 54 South 
 
 C, res K and W ash 
 CURRAN MRS HELEN E, millinery 
 
 and fancy g<iods, 150 South C 
 Qurrie J C, auction and commission, 23 
 
 South C 
 
 "DAILY TERRITORIAL ENTER- 
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 South C 
 DALEY MRS A, propr Temperance 
 
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 Daley J as L, hatter, 158 South C 
 DANA GEOH, stock broker, room 1 Odd 
 
 Fellows' buililing 
 Dattlebaum P, second hand clothing, 64 
 
 Union 
 Davis Geo P, agent Wheeler and Wilson 
 
 Sewinrf Machine Co, J48 South C 
 Davis L R, tailor, 10 North C 
 Dayton Stage Co, Dallas & Symonds 
 
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 DAZET J B & C0> wholesale wines and 
 
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 Deal W F E, school teacher 
 Do F()rrest Mrs Brown, physician, 9 
 
 North C 
 DELTA SALOON, P J Dunne propr, 6 
 
 South C 
 Demling J, groceries, 27 South C 
 
 DEMPSEY& ROACH, "C C" saloon, 
 
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 DERBY & GARHART, livery, 44 
 
 South B 
 Dettciirei<ler Miss H, school teacher 
 DICKMAN F, Bulls Head Market, 9 
 
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 Diehl T R, groceries, 182 South C 
 Dietz H & Co, bakery, 114 South C 
 Dininuer Jno, liquors, 52 South D 
 DOLLEFELD C, nierchant tailor, 166 
 
 Soutli C 
 DONOGHTJE W, restaurant, 47 South C 
 l)i)uglas8 .1 M, money broker, 50 South C 
 Douglass <L Tliompson, stockbrokers, 52 
 
 S(.«th C 
 DOYSEN H J> sewing machine agent, 
 
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 DREXLER L F & CO, stock brokers, 
 
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 DUPAS OCTAB> locksmith, gum- 
 smith, 105 South C 
 
 Eat(nn John, atty, 37 South C 
 
 Ec'ihardt A, fortune teller, 222 South C 
 
 ECKHOFF WM, snloon, 33 South C 
 
 Eu[an Jno, shoemaker, 150 South C 
 
 Ehrlich L, clothing and dry goods, 132 
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 Elli..tt& Thomas, attys at law, room 5 
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 Ellis Ida, school teacher 
 
 ENQELS F H, physician and surgeon, 
 tiS South C 
 
 Ernster Mrs F, millinery, 100 South C 
 
 ESCUBIAL A F Al^B A M, No 7., 
 Bi iQtham T K, secy. Masonic Hall 
 
 ESSELBTJBN L, Ceutenuial Saloon, 
 180 South C 
 
 Evans Bro3, restaurant, C and Union 
 
 Fair .las C, mining supt 
 
 Fenton Mrs M K, cigars, 152 South C 
 
 Fin'iey VV F, pai iter, 60 Union 
 
 FIT2MIEB & ABMBRUST, City 
 
 Bakery and Restaurant, 27 North C 
 
 "FOOTLIGHT," D L Brjwn propr, 63 
 
 South C 
 FORD P H, grocer, 85 South C 
 Foulks & Leuis, wood and coal and soda 
 
 works, 137 North E 
 Fran ck C has, shoemaker, 92 South C 
 FKANSEL L B, stock broker, 65 So C 
 Frankli:! & Schroeder, brewery, 284 
 
 South C 
 Fransciiii G * Co, li luors, 33 North D 
 
 FREDERICKS JOSEPH AND 
 
 FRANK, psints, oils, glass, wall pa- 
 per, etc, 43 South C 
 Fredrick M M, watches and jewelry, 76 
 
 South C 
 Fredrick Moe M, hotel, 3 D 
 Friedlander O, tailor, t)6 North C 
 Friedman M, cigars and tobacco, SO 
 
 South C 
 Fullmann M, cigars and tobacco, 56 
 
 South C 
 Gardella P, shoemaker, 1 35 North C 
 Geoffrey Geo, saloon, D and Union 
 Gerhardt Peter, barber, 47 South 
 Germiin J (J, groceries, 17 South C 
 Giles EoU, liquors, 99 North D 
 Gi'li? John, hardware, 33 and 35 C 
 Gilliaehnm C F, physician, 67 South C 
 OILMORE JAS, saloon. 139 and 141 
 
 Sonth C 
 Givard A, watches and jewelry, 81 NoC 
 Glucksman I, ladies' furnishing goods, 
 
 107 South C 
 Goldman Mrs C, lodgings, 102^ South C 
 Goldswaite H W, liquors, 80 Union 
 Goodfriend I, furniture, 15 North B 
 Gosa Then, saloon, 287 South C 
 
 0BACE7 ft MEHAN, proprs "62" 
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 ORAEBER A, contractor and builder 
 
 Soiuth B 
 OUAHAM MRS A, hairdressing, 
 
 (ladies'), 67rt North C 
 Graham Rev E, pastor Ist presbyterian 
 
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 GRAHAM J H. atty at law, Bank of 
 
 California building 
 Grant — . physician, 76 and 77 South C 
 Gray T B, school teacher 
 Gregory Mrs S A, Iwlipngs, 1 South D 
 Grob & Welch, furniture, 25 South B 
 Grosjean I', barber, 45 North C 
 Gross & Scroggius, carpenters, 38 North 
 
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 Guffii J A, physician, 26 Nirth C 
 Gunther F, bootmaker, 7» North B 
 Habicht Mi^s A E, school teacher 
 Hackett Mrs E, hotel, 36 South D 
 Hullinan & Sweeney, saloon, 34 
 Hampton J C 4 Co, groceries, 35 and 37 
 
 North C 
 HANAK A, propr International Hotel, 
 
 Union and C 
 Hancock William H, meat market, 32 
 
 North 
 Hanley Miss M E, school teacher 
 Harris Brothers, cigars and tobacco, 2 
 
 South C 
 Harris Chas, watches and jewelry, 144 
 
 South C 
 Harris D .1, birber, 43a North C 
 Harris E B, phvsiiiian, 37 South C 
 HARRIS J H, district attorney. Court 
 
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 Hatch Bros, groceries, 19 South C 
 H.iyes Mrs Deli.i, restaurant, 108 So 
 Hayes k Nevin, groceries, 53 South C 
 Heath M. physician, 88 South C 
 Heffron Tlios, restaurant, 9 North C 
 Hei^rich F, American Bakery and Res- 
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 Henley M J, insurance agt, room 7 Odd 
 
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 Hertlein F, s iloon, 28 North C 
 Hickox W B, insurance agt, room 7 
 
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 Hink J, saloon, South B 
 Hill W H, school teacher 
 Hill Wm H, insurance agt, room 2 Odd 
 
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 Hirsch S, tiiilor, 60 Union 
 Hod res Miss, school teacher 
 Hofiinan Jno, saloon, 29 North C 
 Hoffinann & Craven, civil engineer, 63 
 
 South C 
 Holmes Ada, school teacher 
 Holmes M, surgeon and dentist, 93 
 
 South C 
 HoopcT A, liquors, 5 North C 
 Howard K, grocerieii, 170 Sonth C 
 Huddy T. barber, 110 South C 
 Hughs Wm, barber, 128 South C 
 
 
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 HUMBERT F A, superintendent Bui- 
 
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 Hurt! Miss Elln, school tnacher 
 leaner D L, glazier, 103 South C 
 Israel 1 d, lijuors, 46 South C 
 JACKSON D H, superintendent North 
 
 JiJiiivnza and Flowery Mining Cos, 
 
 Bank of California building; r>om 1 
 Jacksuu Mrs L E, milliuory. 116 South 
 
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 Jncobs^n Mrs S, millinery, 118 South C 
 JAMES BILLY, Magnolia Saloon, 110 
 
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 ,Tei)80!i T, chop house, 29 South B 
 Jpjsup F J, music, lUl South C 
 Jcstop Mrs M B, school teacher 
 Jewett .las. constable, Conger buildinc; 
 Johnson Mi^s Alice, saloon, 71 North C 
 J0NAS30N A M, carpe.t.T, 94 North C 
 Jones Victor, linuora, i'4 C 
 KENNEDY MRS E J, mi liacry and 
 
 (Irossmaking, 'i'28 South C 
 Kiefer ¥, shoemaker, South E 
 King <Jeo, livery, M6 South 
 Ki Iff (»co A, ritv trensurer 
 KINd & TfiOMFSON, insnrm 
 
 Hjjonts, 37 South C 
 Kirmai R & Co, stock brokers, 48 So C 
 Kirschbr.iun, Son &, Co, groceries, 9? 
 
 South C 
 Kline F, hamrs^, saddles, 340 South C 
 K'in,>t) H, physiciim, !)0 South C 
 KNArP P & 00, soda works, whole- 
 
 8 le liquors and ice, IIG North D 
 Knight S, 8i>l( on, 19a South C 
 Knox J, justice of the peace, cor B and 
 
 Union 
 Kruise Wm, groceries and wire rope, 
 
 ^86 South C 
 Kullmnti, Armerft Co. cisrar*, 10 South C 
 lAIONEATJ ABEL, cofl'ee, spico and 
 
 teasti.re, 142 ^outJj C 
 LMnmon (Jeorge I, varieties, 78 South C 
 LAMOTTV F.chop house, (50 Uni(m 
 LANOEN 6c CO, brewers. North C 
 
 lANGER J, musical director Piper's 
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 LAWRENCE & VOLLMERS, proprs 
 
 Wm Tell House, 45 S<.uth C 
 Loan •), saloon, I South B 
 1/! Oris J G, liijuors, 21 North D 
 LEBNflART A, druggist and apothe- 
 
 c.ry. 33 North 
 LESER JOHN, merchant tailor, 21 
 
 North C 
 licvy J & Bro, dry goods, 30 C 
 Lev, is &, Deal, attorneys, 44 South C 
 LINDSAY & DICKSON, attorneys at 
 
 law, 21 South C 
 LIPMAN S & CO, dry good%, 38 C 
 LONKEY & SMITH, lumber, 102 
 
 North C 
 
 Lord F C, U S int rev col, agent Oiint 
 
 Powder Co, Bank of California building 
 LOVEJOY J A, carriage building and 
 
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 L uke Bros, livjry, 19 South D 
 LXTKE W J, blacksmith and wagon- 
 
 miiker. South B 
 LTJKETICH E. groceries, 31 South C 
 Lynch Ida, school teacher 
 Madi'^an Julin, school teacher 
 Madiii &, Lucich, saloon, 2 South 
 Maginn Miss A T, fancy goods, 178 
 
 South C 
 MaVianay J, tax collector 
 Maber & Co, dry goods, 70 South C 
 MALLON J & J B, groceries, wiuea and 
 
 li-juors, wholesale, 44 South C 
 
 MANDICH J & CO, fruits, tobacco, 
 
 nuts and confectioneries, 17a North 
 Manning W. watches and jewelry, 70 
 
 South C 
 Manson J, physirian, 81 South C 
 Murloni P, groceries, 2 North E 
 iVIarshall Thos, tailor, 97 South C 
 Marye Geo T & Son, bankers and brok- 
 
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 MASEL & CK). proprs Empire Market, 
 
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 May Hattie. school t3acher 
 M lyer Mr- F, millinery, 28 C 
 Mayne Thos, sidoon, 3*^ C 
 McAlli«iter L> A, school teacher 
 McCourt P B, sidoon, 9 North C 
 
 McDonald J E, county clerk, Conrt 
 
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 McDonald M E, restaurant, 90 South C 
 McDonough Mt>tt, liquors', 40 South D 
 Mc(>ivney Mrs M, restaurant and loOg- 
 
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 McdlJRN T R, groceries and stock 
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 Mcintosh K C, liquors, Carson and E 
 McMillan & Co, groceries, 55 North C 
 McMURTREY a T, physician, 63 
 
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 McNiimara — , school teaclier 
 Mesick H S, attorney at law, 48 South B 
 Metcalf C L, c(m stable, cor B and Union 
 MEYER BJEIOS, clothing and furnish- 
 
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 Michelson Miss J A, school teacher 
 Miller & GoiHlfriend, furniture and bed- 
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 Miller J, liquors, 134 Sonth C 
 Miller J D, shoemaker, 08 Union 
 Mills M, saloon, 6h North C 
 Mitchell R B, attorney at law. Odd Fel- 
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 Mitchell V, saloon, 27 North C 
 MONACO & D£LPTJI, American Ro- 
 
 tisserio (restaurant), 64 South C 
 Monahan F & Co, groceries, 192 Sonth C 
 Money Aunie, restaurant, 337 South 
 
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 Moaney Wm, livery, 22 South B 
 Mor^'un Ida E, school toaclior 
 MmarfcyD A, paiiitor, oorTiiyloramI B 
 MORRILL i. propr Virginia House, 
 
 121 ami 123 South C 
 Morris J, dry goods, 22 Smith C 
 Miirris & Kosii, barbers, 2 North C 
 HOSES THOS, justice of poaco, Conger 
 
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 Mosher J, tailor, 30!) South C 
 Mouta & O), bjatmvkjri, North C 
 Mueller Chas, saloon, 1 South C 
 Mundey D, shoemvker, 118 South C 
 Murray J F, barber, 3H8 South (J 
 Neall Miss K, school teacher 
 
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 mill chemicals, 38 North (J 
 Nevada Bank of San Francisco Agency, 
 Bigelow & Borry, cor C and Taylor 
 Newberger A, t .ilor, 128 Soutli (J 
 NEWIAND J S, djntist, 17 South C 
 NOCERjgroceriss, lijuors, country prj- 
 
 duce and brick. 111 Nortli C 
 NOE & LEE, (Jno S Noj & Tlios W 
 
 Lee,) |)hotographer3, 82 South U 
 Noltemeier C A, boots and shoes, 101 
 
 South (J 
 Nutt dl Mrs C E, fancy go ds, 220 So C 
 Nye H A, meat market, 121 North C 
 Oats Wm H, sewing machine-", 138 So C 
 
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 O'L'onned D, wines, li luors, 80 South L' 
 
 Charles Mrs T, 98 South C 
 O'Farrell M iry, sclnol tJaclier 
 
 OLD MAGNOLIA SALOON, Coson 
 
 broch .1, agent, lli South C 
 Oliver \V H, saloon, 130 South C 
 O'Neill D F, hairdresjei-, 1D8 South C 
 Oradoff & Magee, 6 South C 
 OradoiT& Adkisons, books and statian- 
 
 ery, 16 South C 
 Orser W H, restaurant, 30 North C 
 O'Toole Miss M E, school tjicher 
 PACKER & TUf TS, physicians and 
 
 surgeons, 58 South C 
 Paddock Mrs R, lodgings, lOI.J South C 
 Palmer Chas M, varieties, 102 South C 
 FARDEILLANI. liquors and billiards, 
 
 47 North C 
 FATTEN FH, city livery, 132 South C 
 
 PATTERSON R, International Saloon, 
 
 3 North C, res 25 South A 
 Patton W H, mining superintondent 
 Pavola Fred H, bootmaker, 198 South C 
 FEASLET A, plumbing and gas Uttini^, 
 
 stoves and tinware, 3-i Soutn B 
 Pendergast C C, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, 
 
 69 South C 
 PenhawJno, saloon, 23 North C 
 FENOYER H H, supt Gould & Curry 
 
 and Best 8c Balcher mines, 129 South D, 
 
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 Perkins W A, druggist, 84 South 
 Pcrrin & Whyland, millinery, 142 So C 
 PETERSON C E, photographer, 175 
 
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 I'hipps Wm, hotel, 9 North C 
 PIPER HENRY, saloon, 10 South C 
 PIPER JOHN, propr Opera House, cor 
 
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 Piper Joseph, saloon, cor B and Union 
 
 PIPER'S OPERA HOUSE. John Pi- 
 
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 Poit Kate N, physician, 87a South C 
 POSTIGLIONE G M A, m:>rchant 
 
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 Potter Mrs A M, school teacher 
 Price J H, barber, 118 South C 
 Purcell Miss N P , millinery, SM) South C 
 Quick J J{, shoemiker, 100 South C 
 Quinlan Mrj J, loilgings, 119 North C 
 Hals on T H, insurance agt, room 7 
 
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 Rnmello A & Co, groceries, 135 North C 
 Kauhut Uobt, barber, 20 North C 
 Recsa Hugh J, hotel, 134 North D 
 IJeinor J, cabitiet maker, 54 North 
 Richards Mrs D L, hairdresser (ladias), 
 
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 Richards Mis4 M, school teacher 
 Rickctts A H, notary public, bank of 
 
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 RietFel & Delpui, restaurant, 7 North C 
 RIEM J, wines, liquors and cigars, 3 
 
 South C 
 Risin;^ Rich, dist judge, Court Housa 
 Rittcr Ferdinand, gunsmith, 26 North C 
 Robl) Jas, shoemaker, 174 South C 
 Robinson B, physician, 6 North C 
 Robinso 1 He > W, city assessor 
 RICH BROS, clothing and furnishing 
 
 goods, 04 South C 
 Roman & Grabner, barbers, 82 South C 
 ROOS .BROS, clothinL', gcuts furnishing 
 
 goo.la, 22 South C 
 Rosenbaum A, butcher, 5 South C 
 Rosonbaum I, second hand goods, 16 
 
 North C 
 ROSENBERG M & CO, liquors, wines, 
 
 cigars and tol>acco, 164 South 
 
 ROSENBROCE J, agent saloon 
 Rotlienbiicher J, jeweler, 3a South C 
 Ryan P 11, ticket agt V & T R R 
 Sajons & Lipman, barbers, 39 North C 
 Saltenber^er J, restaurant, 81 South C 
 S mdrock & C >, tinsmiths, 58 North 
 SAZERAC SALOON, Wm Eckhoff, 
 
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 Sc >mman G E, carpenter, 30 South B 
 Schierle J G, bootmaker, 60 Unioa at 
 Schnoidan John, lodgings, 33 Sutt.mave 
 Schoeneman H, guna and ammunition, 
 
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 Schoenfcld & Heyman, furniture, 29 
 
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 Scliwiirtz S, fancy goods 150 Smith 
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 Scrvcniiy A, dyer, 178 South C 
 
 SHANAHAir & O'CONNOR, Hibemia 
 
 Bro very, liipjors, 16*2 South C 
 SHANlfON P E, abstracter of titles 
 
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 Shawhan J E, stock broker, 35 South C 
 
 SHEARER W P, manager of Singer 
 
 Suwinx Machine Co, 161 South C 
 SHIELDS J W, cigars and tobacco, 46 
 
 South C 
 Shitllcr & Wentworth, saloon, 344 So C 
 SHOAF GEO, billiard parlor (up stairs), 
 
 16 South C 
 SQBQEL D, tailor, S7J Soiith C 
 Sierra Nevada Silver Minini; Co, A G 
 
 McKonzie sunt, 54 South C 
 Sierr.i Neveda vVood and Lumber Co, J 
 
 B Overton supt, 54 South C 
 Singleton .Tames^lodgiiiCP, £7 South C 
 Siimleton .Tn<>, saloon, 5iS South C 
 Skynne Wm, county asaosaor, Court 
 
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 SMITH & AVERILL, blacksmiths 
 
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 Smith J P, harness and saddles, 12 No C 
 Smith U, surgeon and dentist, 89a 
 
 South C 
 Sons; Win?, physician, 125 South C 
 Souicr WE, shoemaker, 33!) South C 
 SQUIER J> blacksmith and wagoumak- 
 
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 STEARNS N, real estate insurance agt, 
 
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 STEARNS V J, notary public and com- 
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 Stephens & Kirkpatrick, lawyers, 58 
 
 South C 
 Sterrett Miss E, school teacher 
 STEWART & CO, groceries and pro- 
 visions, 1'24 South C 
 STONEHILL E B, atty at law, notarj^ 
 
 public aud commissioner of deeds, 8/ 
 
 South C 
 Strnuse Mark, meat market, 17 South C 
 
 STTJiiRT V A, propr Palace Saloon, 
 
 7 North C 
 STURM CHARLEY, Concordia Sa- 
 loon, 8 North C 
 Suize Marie, wines and liquors, 140 
 
 South C 
 Sullivan C, liquors, 134 South C 
 Sullivan Miss M E, school teacher 
 Swain k Hudson, lumber, 83 and 85 
 
 North C 
 Swift M rs M H, 8ch.>ol teacher 
 SWIFT MRS M H. dressmaking, 63 
 
 South B 
 Taberna L, saloon, North C 
 
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 TausigE, furniture, 17 North B 
 TAYLOR JOSEPH, boiler maker, 330 
 
 South C 
 Taylor R H, attorney at law. Union 
 TAYLOR THOS & CO, wholesale 
 
 wines and liquors, 68 South 
 TAYLOR Wm, books and stationery, 
 
 varieties, 230 South C 
 TERRA £, assaycr, 54 South C 
 Thicrman R, candies, 224 South 
 Thomas C C, mining supt, 37 South 
 THOMAS I, barber, 93 North C 
 
 THORNTON THOS. saloon, 67 South C 
 Treat & McDonald, stoves aud tinware, 
 
 25 North C 
 TRITLE F A & CO, stock brokers, 
 
 42 South C 
 TROMBUBY JULES, shoemaker, 67i 
 
 North C- 
 TUDSBURY & BISHOP. Virginia 
 
 Mciit Market, 188 Soutii C 
 TUSKA WALL J. deputy district at- 
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 TWOHIG M H. "The Grand" 
 
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 Tyrrell R. varieties, 220 South 
 Uglow Jno, shoemaker, 146i South C 
 Union Iron W^orks A J Towle supt, 303 
 
 South C 
 U S Stage Co, I S Penfield agt, 61 South C 
 Usher S, tnilor, 218 South 
 
 "VIRGINIA EVENING CHRONI- 
 CLE," D McCarthy publisher, Taylor, 
 2d tloor below C 
 
 VIRGINIA AND GOLD HILL BUS 
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 VIRGINIA AND GOLD HILL 
 WATER CO, J B Overton supt, 48 
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 VIRGINIA HOUSE, L Morrill propr, 
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 VIRGINIA LODGE A F & A M 
 
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 VIRGINIA MINERS' UNION LI- 
 
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 Vucanovich P L, groceries, 100 South C 
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 Wagner H, physician, 134 South C 
 Wallace B F, city clerk 
 Walton ,J E, cigars, 22rt South C 
 Warren W T & Son, blacksmiths, 91 
 
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 Waters A T, meat market, 6 South B 
 Wnterson Wm, shoemaker, .32 South B 
 Watson Mrs H, millinery, 112 South C 
 Webster M, druggist, 208 South C 
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 Virginia City, - Nevada. 
 
 Wadsworth, 
 
 VTASHOH COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the C. P. R. R.,328 milca from San 
 Francisco, with a population of 200, 
 and an altitude of 4,077 feet. 
 
 Amstein S, groceries and Chinese mdse 
 
 Curey T N, Wadsworth Hotel 
 
 Donaldson Wm, Nevada House 
 
 Ferguson James A, croceries 
 
 FOWLER EDWm, agent Wells, 
 Fargo & Co, postmaster and varieties 
 
 Funk Albeit, barber 
 
 Gillespie P, restaurant 
 
 Gladding A L, wagonmaker 
 
 Griswolu E, groceries 
 
 Hill R M. butcher 
 
 Hunter D, agt C P R R 
 
 Lee John, gen mdse 
 
 I/ewis J V, liquors 
 
 McGuire Michael, shoemaker 
 
 McLaren D, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Patterson G, hameamaker 
 
 Proctor & Gibson, meat market 
 
 Raphael M, gen mdse 
 
 Sawyer G W, livery and feed stable 
 
 Toomy T, harness and shoemaker 
 
 WAGQONER F R, physician and 
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 Whited J H, train dispatcher C P R R 
 
 Walker Biver» 
 
 DOUQLAS OOUNTT. 
 
 Carter Wm, hotel 
 Hoye Jnn, gen mds6 
 Mather H, hotel 
 
 C. P. R. R., 120 miles from the former 
 and 130 miles from the latter. 
 
 Bacon & Co, liquors 
 
 Basler John, gunsmith 
 
 Basactt Mrs F, oysters 
 
 Bassett W R, liquors 
 
 Beenc H D, atty at lavr 
 
 Bozarth J M & Oi>, liquors 
 
 Clute F W, drugs and hardware 
 
 Cohn A & Bro, cigars, tobacco, stationery 
 
 Crane & Cowl, liquors 
 
 Edwards Mrs J C, lodgings 
 
 Evans Wm, livery stable 
 
 Hagar H, physician 
 
 Harvey, Clement & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Hauck Louis A, notary public and cm- 
 
 missioner of deeds 
 Hilp Bros, gen mdse 
 Jackson F W & Co, books, stationery, 
 
 news, etc 
 Kanenbley F, dentist 
 Liddle J k Co, market 
 McGill Wm A, surveyor 
 Meagly k Derkey, market 
 Meyer J & Bro, dry goods 
 Mooro & Co, drug^sts 
 Morse W B, liquors 
 Mosier & Hamilton, dairy 
 Mussprove Mark W, propr 
 
 Ward Miner" 
 Battee & Guldstein, clothing 
 Perley & Smith, liquors 
 Peters R M, liquors 
 Pojade & Gur.-ighan, groceries 
 Roach Samuel, livery stable 
 Robertson .1 L, druggist 
 Rockraan M, physician 
 Schofield R G, watchmaker anti jeweler 
 Scott John T, market 
 Simpson R W, propr "Ward I1...1 x" 
 Smith ft Mezs^r, brewery 
 Sommerlott Chas, bakery and k'estaurant 
 Taylor & Co, restaurant 
 "W A R D M I H E R," Mark "W Mo.- 
 
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 Wisel & Gilbert, feed stable 
 Woodberry k Bourgoise, market 
 Yates Mrs, lodgings 
 
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 Risen W R, gen mdse 
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 WASHOE COUNTY, 
 
 Ib a small station on the V. & T. R. R., __, 
 
 17 miles from Reno and 14 from Carson Wilson R, tinsmith 
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 Henn A E, lodging house and liquors 
 
 Maker P N, clothing and provisions 
 
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 Power R, candy and stationery 
 
 Wellington, 
 
 ESMERALDA COUNTY. 
 Qassidy Edward, saloon 
 
 Wells, 
 
 ELKO COUNTY, 
 
 Is situated on the line of the Central 
 Pacific Railroad 218 miles west of Ogden 
 and 57 miles east of Elko, the county 
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 the means of support. There are about 
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 Badt M, gen mdse 
 
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 Dever Alex, harnessmaker and shoe- 
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 Dudley Fred, gen produce 
 
 Freese P D, livery stable 
 
 OBISWOLD E H, Exchange Saloon 
 
 TTAMTTX Sc MEIGS, gen mdse 
 
 TTAWTTfL ROBER'''. postmaster 
 
 HANCHETT J C, t C P R R 
 
 O'HARA D D, Gem Saloon 
 
 §CH£RFF M, propr Depot Hotel 
 
 Todd B dentist 
 
 YAH NAMEE W J, restaurant 
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 Woodruff & Ennor, agt W, FJ& Co 
 
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 ELKO COUNTY. 
 
 Borrette H Ti, gen mdse 
 Borrette H S, physician 
 Borrette J S, saw and grist mill 
 BORRETTE V J, postmaster and den- 
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 Brown Chas, blacksmith 
 Davis Ben, saloon 
 Griffith D E, blacksmith 
 
 Ham £, meat market 
 Painter BB, l^Voiy 
 Panner John, sewing machines 
 Steadman J, bootmaker 
 Storff A, hotel 
 
 Wisker M Van B, attorney at law 
 
 Willow Point, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNT^. 
 MOORE ASA, postmaster and hotel 
 
 Winnemucca, 
 
 HUMBOLDT .COUNTY, 
 
 Is situated on the Central Pacific Rail- 
 road 463 miles from San Francisco, and 
 a place of considerable importance, hav- 
 ing a population of about 1,600. It de- 
 pends mainly on the stock-raising inter- 
 ests, though some mining is carried ou 
 and contributes to the support of the 
 place. The fact that it is the county seat 
 of Humboldt county, ia an assurance 
 that it will attract the bulk of the trade 
 of the county. The Court House is a neat 
 two-story brick and the officials in charge 
 are efficient and poli^^e. The bar is repre- 
 sented by an array of legal talent that 
 the citizens feel pride in referring to. 
 There is a daily (evening) paper pub- 
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 ABEL MRS J F, groceries 
 Asebedo Carmen, liquors 
 Bannister & Wetherly, gen mdse 
 BARNES H J, undertaker, carpentur 
 
 and proprietor Wabash block 
 BEROER GEO, with Chas Kcsslcr, 
 
 brewer 
 Berk (ieo^meat market 
 BARMBT THOS, wagonmaker 
 Berry Geo (i, attorney at law 
 
 BLEDSOE J B, tfiilor 
 
 BONNIFIELD M S, attorney at law 
 
 Bonuifield Wni s. att<)r;,(>y at law and 
 judge 4th judicial diati i; t court 
 
 BRI^ DAN, liquors 
 
 BROWN MRS J M, millinery and fancy 
 goods 
 
 BUSCH HENRY, propr brewery, sa- 
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 CHENOWETHCHAS,groceria, 
 books, stationery and novelties 
 
 COX JOHN* liquors and musician 
 
 OAVIB H, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 
 D£ SAUS&fURE G A, drugs, medicinos 
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 Sample Rooms 
 JISK A W, lawyer and notary public 
 OEBMAIN J, propr Lafayette Hotel 
 OIBOTTX D, propr Winnemucca Hotel 
 Grass S S, lawyer 
 Gritzner A, restaaiuat 
 OUTHEIE & liELL, liquors and bill- 
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 HANEY E, blacksmith 
 HANEY P5 blacksmith 
 Hanson T C, physician 
 Hill J A, carpenter 
 HILL J J ft CO, proprs "The Daily 
 
 Silver State " 
 HOFMAN M, gen mdse 
 Ivory & Buckuer, saloon 
 Job & Hadley, proprs Central^ Hotel 
 JOB J H, county clerk 
 JOHNSTON C W, dentist 
 KANDVLSEl T, merchant tailor 
 KEMLER CHAS, propr Winnemucca 
 
 Flouring Mills 
 KESSLEa CHAS, propr Mountain 
 
 Brewery 
 KLEINHANS A, groceries and liquors 
 KRENKEL A, propr Depot House, 
 
 liijuors, tobacco, groceries, etc 
 Kyle C A, livery 
 LAFAYETTE HOTEL, J Germain 
 
 propr 
 Levy Nathan, gen mdse 
 Lewis R W, gen business agency 
 Maddux L J, lawyer 
 McMillan JmO, acting district at 
 
 t<irney 
 Metzger G, shoemaker 
 Miller G M, sheriflF 
 
 MOUNTAIN BREWERY, Charies 
 
 Kesaler propr 
 
 Muilcr & La Grave, proprs Central Pa- 
 cific Hotel 
 
 Murphy E, jeweler 
 
 Naramore F, livery 
 
 Oppenheim M, fruits and toys 
 
 Osbom C S, justice of the peace 
 PALMER & DRAIS, blacksmiths and 
 
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 Pi caro Y , liquors 
 POWERS B L, meat market 
 Reinhard C & Co, gen mdse 
 Rickar d L L, livery stable 
 RIED FERD, propr Bonanza Saloon 
 Robins Frank C, postmaster and gen 
 
 mdse 
 Robinson R & Co, hairdressers 
 Sabine James £, watches, clocks and 
 
 varieties 
 Schermer Edward, liquors 
 Seals W A J, tailor 
 SHEPARO A J, county treasurer and 
 
 agent Wells, Fargo & Co 
 Staunton M B, harness, saddles, boots 
 
 and shoes 
 Steigelman Phillip, saloon 
 Stevens W F, dru^s and hardware 
 Swenzen Henry, liquors 
 
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 TOREY MRS M J, restaurant 
 
 TTJRBITTIN G F, county recorder 
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 Ulrich Jacob, cigars and tobacco 
 
 Valle Simon, harness and saddles 
 
 Van S kive r Jno, restaurant 
 
 WALKER GEO R, gen repairer house- 
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 Wil d Wm, saloon 
 
 WILLIAMS A D, liquors and bil- 
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 WINDLE JH, attorney at law 
 
 Winnemucca Gas Works, R W Wood 
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 WINNEMUCCA HOTEL, D Giroux 
 
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 WOOD R W, hardware, stoves, tin- 
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 ABSTRACT OF TITLES. 
 
 SHANNON P C, Virginia City 
 
 ASSAYERS. 
 
 Reed GO, 
 Sutton D M, 
 Crowell Ed, 
 Moeller Max, 
 Robbins Frank, 
 James Chris, 
 Brets J R, 
 Huntley DB, 
 Mathey A, 
 Hoifmun Julius, 
 Harris H, 
 Paul S F, 
 Spaulding P E, 
 Bradley A V, 
 Jennens B W, 
 Webb H H, 
 
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 WIESANJ) C & CO, 
 
 Columbia 
 
 Columbus 
 
 Ellsworth 
 
 Eureka 
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 Gold Hill 
 
 Grantville 
 
 Lodi 
 
 Morey 
 
 Pioche 
 
 Silver City 
 
 Treasure City 
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 Tuscarora 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. 
 
 Aurora 
 
 Crocker A W, 
 Gmley A L, 
 Lewis D J, 
 
 BOYDEN J W. 
 CRESTWELL H T, 
 HATENBAUH HENRT, 
 
 iScottKA, ~ " 
 
 Bowman Jno, 
 
 Curler Benj, 
 
 Granger W N, 
 
 Owen Frank, 
 
 Sine E P, 
 
 Clark R M, 
 
 Coffin T, 
 
 DaviesT W W, 
 
 Edwards T D, 
 
 Harris N, 
 
 Soderberg N, 
 
 WELLS & STEWABT, 
 
 Keith G W, 
 
 pfflE Y & BI 6eL0W, 
 
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 Battle Mountain 
 
 Belmont 
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 Dayton 
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 Ammond Geo B, 
 Bailey D E, 
 BAKEB OW, 
 
 BAKEB JOHN T, 
 BEATTT B M, 
 
 Bishop & Sabins, 
 Davenport W H, 
 Garber E R, 
 Harmon F H, 
 HILIH OUSE&COLE. 
 HUBBARD CO, 
 LANSING C j/ 
 LASPETBE THOS, 
 Merrill G W & Fitzgerald, 
 WILSON ALEX, 
 WBEN THOSp 
 FitBimmons H, 
 Ballard J W, 
 Stocker A H, 
 Barker J B, 
 Davis B K, 
 Aspey Robt, 
 Gallagher J B, 
 Houston — , 
 Davis B H, 
 VVindel J H, 
 
 BOABDMAN W H. 
 
 Cain VVm, 
 Evans Pierce, 
 Johnson Roger, ' 
 
 KNOX W L, 
 MABSHALLIB, 
 
 Rankin G A, 
 
 VABIAN C S, 
 
 Wuldo & Julian, 
 Webster Wm, 
 Abbott ChasE, 
 Dow J C, 
 Kingston G A, • 
 McGown J L, 
 Rogers C F, 
 Griffiths J I, 
 
 AUDE FBANCIS L, 
 
 Belknap C H, 
 Eagan Jno, 
 Elliott & Thomas, 
 
 OBAHAM JH, 
 
 Lewis & Deal, 
 
 LINDSAY ft DICKSON, 
 
 Mesick R 8, 
 Mitchell R B, 
 
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 Stephens & Kirkpatrick, Virginia City 
 
 .8T0NEHILLEB, 
 
 Taylor R H, 
 
 WHITCHEE J W, 
 
 Whitman B C, 
 
 WOODBUBN W, 
 
 Beene H D, Ward 
 
 Wisker M Van B, White Ebck 
 
 Berry Geo G, Winnemucca 
 
 BONNIFIEID M S, 
 
 BonniHeld Wm S, 
 
 FISK AW. 
 
 Grasa S S, 
 Maddux L J, 
 WINDLE J H, 
 
 AUCTIONEERS AND AUC 
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 WEBB G B, Carson City 
 
 FBIEDimr SAMUEL, Eureka 
 
 Rielley Jas, Hamilton 
 
 CHATFIEIJ) B E, l^eno 
 
 Harvey & Trumbo, 
 
 FATJLDmG WM, Tuscarora 
 
 Currie J C, Virginia City 
 
 BAKERIES. 
 
 OLAHN HEK2Y,(United States), 
 
 Austin 
 SCHWIN FRED, 
 CAVANAUOH FETEB, (New 
 
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 Schneider H, 
 KECKHART & FRAEUCH, Elko 
 
 Steenbeek Wm, " 
 
 Lachman Benj, Eureka 
 
 MARLEY&FAUST,(NewYork), " 
 
 Smith & Delfoch, 
 ZANOW WM 
 
 ZOTTMANMkSAE, (Excelsior), " 
 BECKER J F, Gold Hill 
 
 Dunlop J C, 
 
 Cirac Theo, Grantville 
 
 Schuster Jno, Mineral Hill 
 
 Dallam A P, Keno 
 
 Graff J, " 
 
 _ Hartune Otto, 
 
 O I TAM JOHN & CO, Ruby Hill 
 
 Winzel Stock, * Silver City 
 
 Da vis L , Sutro 
 
 HOFF MAN OUSTAVE, Tuscarora 
 
 HUNTSMAN L M. 
 
 Eilman Jacob, Tybo 
 
 SDietz H & Co, Virginia City 
 
 FITZMIER & ARMBRUST, " 
 
 Heinrich F, 
 
 Sommerlott Chas, Ward 
 
 Weiss ft Summer lott, " 
 
 BUSCH HENRT (Nevada), 
 
 Winnemucca 
 
 JDICHI CHRIST (City), 
 
 
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 BANKS AND BANKERS. 
 
 Noracovich C, Aurora 
 
 PAXTON fttfURTIS (CPSoule 
 
 cashier), Austin 
 
 Paxton &. Curtis, Belmont 
 
 CARSON CITT SAVINOS 
 
 BANK (Geo Tuffy president), 
 
 Carson City 
 FREEMAN M F & CO, Elko 
 
 FAXTON & CO, Eureka 
 
 White Pine County Bank (Wm 
 
 Pardy cashier), '' 
 
 BLAXJVELT W H, Gold Hill 
 
 Griffin W E, Pioche 
 
 The State Bank of Pioche (I W 
 
 Wright manager), " 
 
 BENDER CHAS T. Reno 
 
 BANKOFDAB^IDER&CO. ' 
 THE RENO SAVINGS BAJ& 
 
 (L C Batchelder cashier), " 
 
 AGENCY BANK OF CALIFOR- 
 NIA, Virginia City 
 
 Bank of Virginia (A W White 
 manager), " 
 
 Marye Geo T & Son, «' 
 
 Nevada Bank of San Francisco 
 Agency (Bigelow & Berry agts) " 
 
 BATHS. 
 
 (See also Hairdressers and Baths.) 
 
 EICHHORN & LEARNED (Ex- 
 press), Austin 
 FOHL ROBERT, 
 
 MULLER J, Carson City 
 
 Jacoby Jacob, Eureka 
 
 Lay Bros, Golconda 
 
 PECENER D, Reno 
 
 Brodek R T, Virginia City 
 
 BILLIARDS. 
 
 (See also Liquors.) 
 
 p'oster Thos, Carlin 
 
 GIBSON & DEALY, Carson City 
 GREGOVICHMP, 
 
 Cleary Daniel, Virginia City 
 
 SHOAF GEORGE, 
 
 WILLIAMS A D, Winnemucca 
 
 BLACKSMITHS. 
 
 (See also Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers) 
 
 Mayer & Keith, 
 Kane John, 
 
 BENSON A W, 
 
 Crow & Sutherlaad, 
 PJlder George, 
 McKennon ft Leet, 
 Voung J W, 
 
 Camp Halleck 
 
 Carlin 
 
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 Sisson J F, 
 
 Randall G P, Dayton 
 
 Sanders F E, 
 
 Lute J A, 
 
 FISHER JACOB, 
 
 Lamoureux G W, 
 
 BOWLING 0, 
 
 McClellen Thos, 
 
 Boles E A, 
 
 (Jray W D, 
 
 Sharp H, 
 
 Kirkpatrick J 0, 
 
 Murray Ed, 
 
 Carroll John, 
 
 Daniels Jasper, 
 
 Farick A, 
 
 Gentry Ed S & Jos, 
 
 Jackson A J, 
 
 Cauthlina Wm (horseshoeing), 
 
 KINOSBTJRT ft MILLS. 
 NADON & BOICLAIRE, 
 HEMINGTON W T, 
 
 Smith M J, 
 Connor Thos, 
 Gidney A W, 
 Lipski August, 
 Beal William, 
 Hill William, 
 Quinn Martin, 
 Harkins D E, 
 Urin John, 
 Lyndres Ctiaa, 
 Barrett Jno, 
 Hyke & McDonald, 
 Trowbridge N S, 
 Hadley T J, 
 Morass Frank, 
 Burkett J M, 
 Warren W T & Son 
 Handerson Jas, 
 Brown C, 
 (iriffith T> E, 
 
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 HANEYP, 
 
 BLACKSMITHS & WAGON- 
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 FLEMINO & WILLIAMS, Austin 
 SCHULZE J A, 
 
 Empire City 
 
 Eureka 
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 Fort McDermitt 
 
 Franktown 
 
 Genoa 
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 Hicks 
 Lodi 
 
 Marietjta 
 Mason Valley 
 
 Mountain City 
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 Paradise 
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 Silver City 
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 Virginia City 
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 Powell Wm, " 
 
 Reid R J 4 Co, " 
 SMITH ft MoDEBMOTT, 
 
 Zottman Henry, " 
 
 GLADDING de FOX. Gold Hill 
 
 Brown & Smith, Hamilton 
 
 Fitzgerald J P, Mason Valley 
 
 Mof ABUN J L, Reno 
 
 Davis E S & Co, Tuscarora 
 
 McDougal Bros, " 
 
 Stacey C G, " 
 
 LTTSlE W J, Virginia City 
 
 SMITH ft AVEBILL, 
 SQUIE& Z, 
 
 McLaren D, Wadsworth 
 
 DAVIS H. Winnemucca 
 
 PALMER ft DRAIS, 
 
 BOARDING-HOUSES. 
 
 (See also Hotels.) 
 SENG MARTIN (Franco-Ameri- 
 
 WATSON WM, 
 
 llae John, 
 
 MOZINQO S G, 
 
 Slaght Jacob, 
 Wood J S, 
 Torreyson W D, 
 EldredJR, 
 
 BRUCE A, 
 
 Morgan L E 
 
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 Belmont 
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 Carson City 
 
 Columbus 
 
 Elko 
 
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 Leahigh Mrs K, 
 Riepe R, 
 Haggelt C G, 
 Dayly Mrs James, 
 Bush Mrs A M, 
 Allen J S, 
 Geraty Mrs O, 
 Giudice Joseph. 
 Kemp H R, 
 
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 Tatte C & Co, 
 Blackmore Ben, 
 Nunan 8 S, 
 Mellander C, 
 Stuart F H, 
 Lake Mrs A A, 
 
 COUCH MRS M. 
 
 Kava naugh Mrs W, 
 
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 McElroy Patrick, , 
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 Hickey Mrs I, 
 
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 Poeville 
 
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 Silver City 
 
 Treasure City 
 
 Tuscarora 
 
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 Moore T, Gold HiU 
 
 WOOLEY THOS, 
 
 TAILOR JOSEPH, Virginia City 
 
 BOOK BINDERS. 
 
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 Virginia City 
 
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 Nevada. 
 
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 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 
 
 (See also Varieties. 
 
 PEICE&EEAD. „ 
 CAOWm& ALLEN, 
 
 Fox John O, 
 Gray & Collins, 
 Bon nam J A, 
 
 STONE T N, 
 CALJSHEE BEOS, 
 DAVIDSON WE, 
 
 Johnston Col, 
 Morris James, 
 Chubbuck S W, 
 Carpenter Harvey, 
 Goodman & Co, 
 Wilson W R, 
 Wriderhalt t Goodman, 
 BBOOKINSCJ, 
 JAHISONSH&SON, 
 XNTTST ft JONES 
 LACHICAN ft METEE, 
 BLACKMEE C F, 
 Gintz A, 
 
 CATHEEWMJ, 
 Fairchild & Eunor, 
 
 ASHWM, 
 
 Bogle F, 
 
 OmdorfF& Adkinson, 
 
 TAYLOEWM, 
 
 Cohn A & Bro, 
 Jackson F W & Co, 
 Power E, 
 
 CHENOWETH CHAS, 
 
 Austin 
 
 Canon City 
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 Cherry Creek 
 
 Dayton 
 
 Klko 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Eberhardt City 
 Empire Cit 
 Gold Hii 
 Hamilton 
 Pioche 
 
 Beno 
 
 Silver City 
 
 Spring City 
 
 Tuscarora 
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 Virginia City 
 
 Ward 
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 Washoe 
 Winnemucca 
 
 Cronin & Harrington, 
 Noltemeior C A, 
 Stanton M B, 
 
 Virginia City 
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 Winnemucca 
 
 BOOTMAKERS. 
 
 (See also Boots and Sheet.) 
 
 BOOTS AND SHOES. 
 
 (Sec also Bootmakers; also General Mer- 
 chandise; also Clothing. ) 
 
 Hogan Robert, Austin 
 
 LEWIS H. 
 FOLKINQkOENE CHAS, 
 
 Sa mtcr L ouis, 
 AENHEIM A, 
 OILLIGANM, 
 
 St John L, 
 
 FANNOFL, 
 
 Morris James, 
 
 Belmont 
 
 Carlin 
 
 Carson City 
 
 Day ton 
 
 Elko 
 
 Empire City 
 
 BEOWN, TASSELL ft CO, Eureka 
 
 Joannes Wm, " 
 
 I^ey M M, 
 
 BLOCK L, 
 
 Koch C, 
 Barnett Tbos, 
 LEVY SOL. 
 NATHAN te. 
 Sunderland John, 
 McLauehlin J, 
 WILBEETF, 
 YeatesES&Co, 
 Boeh S, 
 Brown ft Taasdl, 
 
 Gold Hill 
 
 Pioche 
 
 Reno 
 
 Tuacarora 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 Trolson — , 
 Bein B, 
 
 BUCKLE CHAS, 
 
 Armstrong J, 
 
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 Sharkey M, 
 Sweetland W H, 
 Johnson M, 
 Stokles G F, 
 Ahl J G, 
 Riedel Frank, 
 
 BEATTTPET^ 
 DOHEETT MICHAEL. 
 FEEEAEIS ft SHANKEE, 
 
 Murphy Thos, 
 
 FEEBAEIS ANTONIO, 
 
 Uhl V, 
 
 Dandel Chas, 
 
 Spencer H F, 
 
 Grant G ft J, 
 
 McCann M L, 
 
 Smith C, 
 
 Winterbauer J A, 
 
 Sunierall Thos, 
 
 Morton E F, 
 
 Bardiua C, 
 
 Somers M J, 
 
 Ware S E, 
 
 WATSON J, 
 
 FASSELL GEO. 
 
 ZEPHEEIN ALFRED J, 
 
 Paulson Jno, 
 Schram Geo, 
 Terraro A, 
 Weigcnstein Conrad, 
 Weismiller N, 
 McKuight James, 
 Gunnison Samuel, 
 
 Mclaughlin J. 
 
 TEATES ELUAH 8 ft CO, 
 
 Keeler VV H, 
 White John Ii, 
 Cleator Robert, 
 Egan Jno, 
 Franck Charles, 
 Gardella P, 
 Gunther F, 
 Kiefer F, 
 Miller J D, 
 Motta ft Co, 
 Mundcy D, 
 Pavola Fred H, 
 Quick J R, 
 Robb James, 
 Schierle J O, 
 
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 TB0MBLE7 JULES, 
 
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 Watcraon Wm, 
 McGuire Michael, 
 Toomy T, 
 Peartree H, 
 Djver Alex, 
 Steadman J, 
 Metzger O, 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 Wadaworth 
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 Washington 
 
 Wella 
 
 White Rock 
 
 Winnemucca 
 
 BORAX WORKS. 
 
 Newenschander Rudolph, Columbus 
 Smith Bros Marietta 
 
 BREWERIES. 
 
 Austin 
 
 Battle Mountain 
 
 Belmont 
 
 Carson City 
 
 Cherry Creek 
 
 Crystal Peak 
 
 Elku 
 
 Eureka 
 
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 Klieii Jacob, 
 Cochran M H, 
 Golilatein A, 
 
 BIXEL ANTON, 
 
 Bremenkampf & Kegli, 
 Liutenschlager Chaa, 
 Miiu H & Co, 
 
 SCHHITH & MENSES, (star,) 
 VOOBERO HEKMANN, 
 GOLD HILL BREWE&T, Gold Hill 
 Koch Wra, Grantvillc 
 
 Schmidt Caspar, Hamilton 
 
 Kirehner & Co, Paradise 
 
 Schustrich & Kline, Pioche 
 
 BECKER CHAS, l^en 
 
 Andrew Thos, Ruby Hill 
 
 HOREN EDWARD, 
 
 Mlver City Brewery, 
 Kirahncr & Co, 
 L'ureaux F, 
 Trilling & Ivan, 
 Bolilee Henry, 
 Franklin & Nchroeder, 
 
 LANOEN & 00, 
 
 Smith & Mczger, 
 
 BEROER GEO, 
 BUSCH HENRT, 
 
 OSSIER CHAGL 
 
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 Kuwler) 
 
 Silver City 
 
 Spring City 
 
 Tuscaroru 
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 Tybo 
 
 Virginia City 
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 (Stock and Money.) 
 
 Meyer M, (stock,) Dayton 
 
 liich Joseph, (pawn.) Eureka 
 
 FR&NKEL BROS, Hold Hill 
 
 McConkey Geo P, (stock,) Hamilton 
 
 Clute F W, (stock,) Pioche 
 Griffin W E, 
 
 Walter k Co, Silver City 
 
 Tuscarora 
 
 Vii^ginia City 
 
 Smith Mart, (stock,) 
 
 Smith W T, (stock,) 
 
 Manheim H, 
 
 Reveal W C, (stock), 
 
 Block H, (pawn,) 
 
 Clark W lift Co, 
 
 Cohn Mrs A, (pawn,) 
 
 DANA GEO H, (stock,) 
 
 Douglass J M, 
 
 Doufflass ft Thompson, (stock,) 
 
 DEALER L P ft CO, (stock) 
 
 FRANKEL L B. (stock,) 
 
 Kirman K & Co, 
 
 Manre Geo T ft Son, 
 
 MoGTJRN T R, (itock.) 
 
 TRITLE F A & 00, 
 
 WEIGAND, FERKIns & 00, 
 
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 CABINET MAKERS. 
 
 Dodsworth John, 
 Swain L A, 
 Renner J, 
 
 WALKER GEO R, 
 
 Tuscarora 
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 Virginia City 
 Winnemucca 
 
 CARPETS. 
 
 HOFFMAN BROS, 
 HUBER JOSEPH. 
 LEWIS H, 
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 Austin 
 
 Carson City 
 
 CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 
 
 Austin 
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 PRICE AND READ, 
 
 SOWER M & A, 
 
 FARRELL J F, Corson City 
 
 HODKINS M W, 
 
 Tohriner J, " 
 
 BARTLETT H B, (wholesale), Eureka 
 
 Cohn Henry, 
 
 Harris Jake 
 
 Harris Phil, 
 
 Rosenheim A, 
 
 GIBSON WTO, Gold Hill 
 
 POST S G. GrantviUe 
 
 Cahn A & Bro, Pioche 
 
 LACHMAN & METER, Reno 
 
 STANAWAYJE, 
 
 Behrentl P K, 
 
 BOTNTON E R. 
 GATHER WM i, 
 
 Fairchild ft Enuor, 
 Naro M C, 
 Fenton Mrs M K, 
 Friedman M, 
 Fullmann M, 
 Hairis Bros, 
 Kullman Armer ft Co, 
 MONDICH J & CO, 
 RIEM J 
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 Virginia City 
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 Walton J E, 
 
 WERTHEIHER M, 
 
 Cohn A A Bro, 
 
 KBENKLE G E, 
 
 Ulrich Jacob, 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 Ward 
 Winnemucoa 
 
 CITY OTFICERS. 
 
 Austin 
 
 Bicknell John, city marshal, 
 Murray James, city treasurer, 
 Clitford Wm A, city clerk. 
 Dyer Wm F, mayor, 
 Crockett L L, treasurer, Carson City 
 Folsom F W, city marshal. Gold Hill 
 Allen Nels, chief police, Virginia City 
 Mahanny J, tax collector, " 
 
 liobinsou Geo A, city assessor " 
 
 King Geo A, city assessor, " 
 
 Wafiace B F, city clerk, " 
 
 Young Jno S, mayor, *' 
 
 CLERGYMEN. 
 
 CRAIL REV C W, (Methodist) 
 
 Austin 
 Flack Rev D, (Episcopal), Belmont 
 
 Crawford Bev C B, (Episcopal), Eureka 
 Monteverde Rev, (Catholic), 
 Kicker Rev R A, (Methodist), 
 Pendleton J W, Tuscarora 
 
 Graham Rev E, Virginia City 
 
 CLOTHING. 
 
 (See also General Merchandise ; also Dry 
 Goods and Clothing.) 
 
 Austin 
 
 Candelaria 
 
 Carson City 
 
 HTTBER JOSEPH, 
 
 McClana B W, 
 
 BOSKOWITZ F, 
 
 Kopple & Piatt, 
 Lilienthal Wm, 
 Trudo & Banocich, 
 Davidson M, 
 Nathan D, * 
 
 Rosenthall S, 
 Wertheimer L, 
 
 ABRAHAMS BROS & CO, 
 NATHAN M, 
 GATHERS WM J, 
 Munter C, 
 Stoltz E J, 
 
 ABRAHAMS BROS & CO, 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 BANNER BROS, 
 
 Cohn Mrs A, " 
 
 Cohn E, " 
 
 MEYER BROS, 
 RICH BROS, 
 ROOS BROS. 
 
 Pattee & Ooldsteia Ward 
 
 COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS. 
 
 LAIONEAir ABEL, Virginia City 
 
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 
 
 Earl D W, Battle Mountain 
 
 EARL D W & GO. (W c Hurbut 
 
 manager), Carlin 
 
 Rielley James, Hamilton 
 
 EARL D W & CO, Reno 
 
 Kpenccr & Frank, Toana 
 
 Currie J C, Virginia City 
 
 STONEHILL E B, « ^ 
 
 WISE F A, Gold Hill 
 
 CONFECTIONERS. 
 
 PRICE & READ, 
 DAILETWM. 
 
 ISchneider H, 
 
 WILSON U 0, 
 
 Mondich J &, Co, 
 Thierman R, 
 Woolcock Chas, 
 Power R, 
 
 Austin 
 
 Carson City 
 II 
 
 Reno 
 
 Virginia City 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Washoe 
 
 CONSTABLES. 
 
 Columbus 
 
 Eureka 
 II 
 
 GranivlUe 
 
 Pioche 
 
 Reno 
 II 
 
 Tuscarora 
 II 
 
 Shephard Geo A, 
 Stowe Joseph " 
 Stevens Henry' 
 Fair Jas G, 
 Hill Henry, 
 Motley C W, 
 Lane John M, 
 Gorman F O, 
 Donovan D D, 
 Hagar Jas, 
 Johnston J C, 
 Avery G W, 
 Jones Charles, 
 
 HARVILLE H A. 
 
 Brougher W, 
 Jewell Jas, 
 MetcaffCL, 
 
 Austin 
 
 Belmont 
 
 Candelaria 
 
 Dayton 
 
 Elko 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Gold Hill 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Jefferson 
 
 Reno 
 II 
 
 Tuscarora 
 
 Tybo 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 CONTRACTORS AND BUILD- 
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 Marden H, 
 
 FINIOANM, 
 
 Kling Henry, 
 
 SCSHWIN WM, 
 
 Ball J A, 
 Muir Alex, 
 
 SALE BUDLET, 
 
 Aiken C U, 
 Aker Anthony, 
 ARGHAMBAULT J B, 
 
 CaatleAW, 
 
 Aurora 
 
 Austin 
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 CHURCHILL COUNTY. 
 
 McKENNEY D C, dist judge, 
 
 Stillwater 
 Doolittle A W, dist atty, 
 Ferguson J B, sheriff, 
 EICHARDS J Vi , ""'ty clerk 
 Doane S A, county reci rder 
 Murphy Wm, county treasurer, 
 Verplank J B, county assessor, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY. 
 
 Williams J P, sheriff, 
 
 WEOSTEIN F P, clerk, 
 
 Pratt A V, pros atty 
 Lonqabaugh J T, auditor and recorder " 
 
 Livingston A, treasurer, " 
 
 Montrose R G, asseaaor, " 
 
 Eice K, supt schools, " 
 
 Young C P, surveyor, " 
 
 Gardaer John, coroner, " 
 
 ELKO COUNTY. 
 
 FLACK J H, dist judge, 
 FITCH J BLsheriff, 
 DORSEYJ W.dUt atty, 
 Green E, county clerk, 
 EENLEY S M, recorder and audi- 
 tor, 
 OBAirr H H, county treasurer 
 Mundell Henry V, county asaessor, 
 
 ESMERALDA COUNTY. 
 
 OgBClem, aheriif, Aurora 
 
 ^, mWELL ISAAC N. derk 
 9 1 Uwii D J, county recorder, 
 
 Hatch G H, county asM«aor, 
 Greeley A L, dist atty, 
 Hawley A H, public adminiatrator 
 Dormer Jc>hn M, supt public schools 
 
 EUREKA COUNTY. 
 
 Rivers Henry, dist judge, 
 
 Merrill G W, dist atty, 
 
 Kyle Matthev, iheriif, 
 
 Dodipj E R, covxnty clerk, 
 
 LEVY BJSN 0, county recorder 
 
 and auditor. 
 Cooper Saml, county trea^^urer. 
 Knight H A, county asaeasor, 
 Alderson F B, collector. 
 Smith Jas W, county administrator 
 
 and ooronor, " 
 
 Moody E A, county supt of schools. 
 
 Empire City 
 Read Thos G, county surveyor. Eureka 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY. 
 
 Bonuifield Wm S.dist judge, Winnemucca 
 Miller G M, sheriff, •• 
 
 McMillan JNO, district attor- 
 ney, " 
 TURRITTON G F, county recor- 
 der and auditor, " 
 SHEPARD A J, county treasurer, " 
 
 LANDER COUNTY. 
 
 MoKENNEY D C, district judge, 
 
 Austin 
 Thoma s Caa si ns, s heriff, " 
 
 MoCAFFERTY A C, county re- 
 corder and auditor, 
 Taylor Thos,' county surveyor, 
 Laughlin Patrick, public adminis* 
 
 trator, 
 MILLER J A, county clerk. 
 Spires C D, county assessor, 
 Doudas Geo A, dist atty, 
 WRIGHT J A, county treasurer, 
 Dyer Chas A, county supt schools, 
 
 II 
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 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 
 Elko 
 II 
 
 II 
 
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 Pioche 
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 Patchen C H, dist atty, 
 
 HANFORD J M, county clerk, " 
 Henderson J C, recorder and auditor," 
 
 Fulks D A, county treasurer, *' 
 
 Henderson W H, assessor, '* 
 
 Puraon Jas, public administrator, " 
 
 LYON COUNTY. 
 
 Seawell Hon W M, dist judge, Dayton 
 Powell Jr Jno, dist atty, 
 Cooke R A, sheriff, 
 Sims J D, treasurer, 
 DALLAS J St county clerk, 
 Lothrop Jno, recorder and ex-offioe 
 auditor, 
 
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 Dayton 
 
 
 Brant C F, county aasessor, 
 
 Casebeor J A, dist clerk, 
 
 Dayton J P, dist clerk, 
 
 Hawkins T B, dist clerk, 
 
 iSuvso J P, dist clerk, " 
 
 Jazua Geo £, administrator, " 
 
 NYE COUNTY. 
 
 I^OKENNEY D C, district judge. 
 
 Ikilmont 
 O'Neil Lavid, sheriflF, 
 Curler Baitj, district attorney, 
 NICHOLL GEO, county clerk, 
 Ernst Geo, county auditor and re- 
 corder, 
 Hawkins A M, county surveyor, 
 Warburton Tho,i, county aasessor, " 
 Doughetty J R, ounty supt schoula, " 
 Thomasou J L, public administrator 
 and coroner, " 
 
 OBMSBY COUNTY. 
 
 King S D, dist judge, Carson City 
 
 HUl Lloyd, sheriff, 
 DRIESBAGH M A, district attor- 
 
 VAESBALL J H, county clerk. 
 Turner F B, county recorder, 
 Laughtnn C C, auditor, 
 Yager M L, county treasurer, 
 Bense H H, county assessor, 
 
 STOEEY COUNTY. 
 
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 Woodbury W, assessor, «« 
 
 VVillard E X, public administrator 
 Herrick H 8, supt schools, 
 Burbunk Geo B, surveyor. 
 
 II 
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 CROCKERY. 
 
 SOWEB M & A. Austin 
 
 ARNHEIM A. Curiiu 
 
 MAS JN ft CO, Carson City 
 
 BROWN & g60DINO, Elko 
 
 PIEDMANSAML. Eureka 
 HASKELL WP, 
 
 (iuiiin J J, Bono. 
 
 BOYNTON E B, Tuscarorl 
 
 CUTLERY. , 
 
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 BLACKMEB C F, SUver City 
 
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 JOB J S, county judge, Wiuuemucca 
 Williamson Chas, sheriff, Virginia City 
 HABBIS J H, district attorney, " 
 TUSKA WALL J, deputy district 
 
 attorney, " 
 
 HoDONALD J E, county clerk, " 
 Wilkin 8, county auditor and recor- 
 der, 
 GABBACE B H, county treasurer, 
 Ukyrme Wm, county assessor, 
 Young C S, county supt of schools, 
 Brudeck R T, county coroner, 
 
 WASHOE COUNTY. 
 
 King S D, dist judge. 
 Bowman John, dist attorney, , 
 WALXEB W A, sheriff. 
 PABISH HABK, clerk, 
 
 MANN S A. deputy clerk, 
 WILLIAMS J B> recorder and au- 
 ditor 
 Boyd D B, treasurer, 
 Evtiretts W F, auessor, 
 
 WHITE PINE COUNTY. 
 
 Raum Ed, sheriff, Hamilton 
 
 Davis B K, district ftttomey, 
 JgOBJOBT W B, county clerk, 
 Timson Wm, recorder and auditor 
 
 II 
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 Reno 
 
 II 
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 II 
 
 II 
 II 
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 DENTISTS. 
 
 Childs T B,' Austin 
 
 BILLINGS C, Carson City 
 
 HAMILTON CYBUS. Eureka 
 
 Conwell W O, Gold Hill 
 
 Nichols F C, PiiKihe 
 
 Daw son A , Reno 
 
 BOSENBUBG C W, 
 
 Parsons M W, Tuscarora 
 SWAIN E M. 
 
 Brewster E A, Virginia City 
 
 CHAPMAN A, * .. ^ 
 
 Holmes M, 
 
 NEWLAND J S. 
 
 Smith U, 
 
 Kaneabley F, Ward 
 
 Todd B, Wells 
 
 Borrettd V .1, ' White Rock 
 
 JOHNSTON C W, Winnemucca 
 
 DRESSMAKERS. 
 
 (See also Milliners and Dressmakers.) 
 Barnard Mrs J S, 
 
 ADAMS MBS L 
 
 Harmon Miss M, 
 
 NOBI £ MRS C, 
 HABNEY M A. 
 
 Fiulayson Miss Bciuie, 
 McKee Miss Eliza, 
 Mershon G W, 
 Mershon Kate, 
 Paddock Mrs Elizebeth, 
 Burner Mrs J F 
 Harley Mrs M J» 
 Hill Mrs E A, 
 Lawlor Miss, 
 Reindollsr Mrs T B» 
 
 Austin 
 
 Carson City 
 
 Gold Hill 
 II 
 
 Reno 
 II 
 
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 II 
 
 II 
 
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 WEtLS HAKIA L. 
 Worden Mm J, 
 
 Virgiaia City 
 
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 NOASEGK F&ED, 
 
 SPONOQI£ F M> Battle Mountain 
 
 Kmeraon Geo W, Belmont 
 
 King R M, 
 
 SPOlfOaLS J D, Carlin 
 
 Foster B F, Caraon City 
 
 THAXTEE GEO C, 
 
 Parker L, Cherry Creek 
 
 MEACUTJH A D, Cornucopi. 
 
 Hazlett J C, Dayton 
 
 HULLEB F F> ii^lko 
 
 Lee S L, Eureka 
 
 KARTIN HA. 
 P&EITZMANS HOST, 
 SCHNEIOEB F J, 
 
 Stowell VV H, 
 Bauiiing Jno T, 
 B<)i8ot & S >vrart, 
 
 JONES JNO JB, 
 
 Harluu T J, 
 
 Kichartlaon A S, 
 
 Powell J VV, 
 
 Alexander G R| 
 
 Lee 8 U 
 
 Oahum & Shoemak er, Reno 
 
 pmnioEB & auEEN, 
 
 Lukens J H, Ruby Hill 
 
 Clark, Cook & Co, pat medicines, Tecomh 
 
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 II 
 
 Grantvilk- 
 
 Mason Valley 
 
 Paradia. 
 
 Pioche 
 
 HcNALLT J. 
 
 Plielps F H, 
 Garrett k Joslyn, 
 Reimlollar T B, 
 Trowbritlge N S & Co, 
 Lavefi;a Publo, 
 COLE AH. 
 LERNHABT A, 
 Perkins VV A. 
 WeLster M, 
 WoodliffThoi 
 Clute F W, 
 
 Moon> & Co, ' 
 
 Kobertson J L, 
 
 BE SAUSSUBE C A. 
 
 Stevens W F, 
 
 Tuacuroru 
 ti 
 
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 UnionvilU 
 Virgiuia City 
 
 Ward 
 
 Winnemuocn 
 
 DRY GOODS. 
 
 I also Dry Goods, Clothing: and also 
 General Merchandise.) 
 
 HIIBER JOSEPH. 
 OOHHH, 
 
 LilienfeldAlfrwl, 
 Morrii L k Co, 
 Oloovich Bros, 
 Aleiander M, 
 
 Austin 
 Canon City 
 
 ChqrrjCrMk 
 
 £ureka 
 
 Gold HUl 
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 Pioche 
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 Reno 
 
 f ABMEB & L23SEB, 
 
 Cohn A, 
 Galland B 
 Henderson J C, 
 f yers J & Bro, 
 Jamett I, 
 
 LEVY SOI, 
 STBASSBUBOEB A & CO, 
 
 Cellier Mrs L, 'f uscarora 
 
 MoMASTEB HB8 B, 
 MUNTEBCHAS. 
 SMITH. WOODBIjFF & EN- 
 NOB " 
 
 Blook IJ & Co, , Virginia City 
 
 Levy J Sl Bro, 
 
 LIPMAN S & CO, 
 
 Maher & Co, 
 
 Morris J, 
 
 Meyer J & Bro, Ward 
 
 II 
 II 
 II 
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 DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING. 
 
 (See also Dry Goods; also Clothing; also 
 General Merchandise.) 
 
 HOFFMAN BBOS. 
 LEWIS H, 
 
 Samte r Ijoui s, 
 ABNHEIM A, 
 BOSENSTOCS! JOSEPH, 
 
 Dunkel O & Co, 
 
 Meyers & Franklin, 
 
 Rosenbaum J, 
 
 Hampton J, 
 
 Ehrlich L, Virginia City 
 
 DYERS AND CLEANERS. 
 
 Austin 
 II 
 
 Belmont 
 
 Carlia 
 
 Elko 
 
 Eureka 
 II 
 
 Pioche 
 Ruby Hill 
 
 Servenary A, 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 ENGINEERS, CIVIL. 
 
 Wesooatt N, 
 Henrv M W, 
 Marshal Thos, 
 Hoffman & Cravens, 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Treasure City 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 FANCY GOODS. 
 
 (See also Varieties.) 
 
 COHN Ml Carson City 
 
 WESTON MBS EMILT 0, Elko 
 
 Mooser Abe, Eureka 
 
 LACHMAN ft METEB, Reno 
 
 LEVY SOL, 
 
 Baker Mrs S D, Virginia City 
 
 Ma«inn Miss A T, 
 
 Nuttall Mrs C B, " 
 
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 Ringgold — , 
 Cami)bell A W, 
 jColerick J K, 
 Keene David C, 
 
 LEWIS D E, 
 
 Lee J 8 S. 
 
 LEEL W, 
 
 Bennett Bros, 
 Hogle L I, 
 Sawyer G W, 
 Wiiel & Gilbert, 
 
 Cornucopia 
 Eureka 
 
 Reno 
 
 Silver City 
 
 Tuscarora 
 
 Wadsworth 
 
 Ward 
 
 Premenko Theodore, 
 Mandioh Alex, 
 
 BOTHTON E B, 
 MONDICH J dToO, 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Pioche 
 
 Taacarora 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. 
 
 Austin 
 
 FLOUR MILLS. 
 
 Davis James, Elko 
 
 CROSSAN E, (barley). Eureka 
 
 Paradise Co-operative, Paradise 
 
 Lake & Beck, Reno 
 
 Wines & Snow, Ruby Valley 
 
 Borre tte J S, White Rock 
 
 TTBiMT/Rll. CHAS, (Winnemucca), 
 
 Winnemucca 
 
 FORWARDING AND COM 
 MISSION. 
 
 Earl D W, Battle Mountain 
 
 EARL D W & CO, Carlin 
 
 EABL D W ft CO, Carson City 
 
 Ryan ft Wood, Ft McDermitt 
 
 EARL D W ft U), R W Ash man- 
 ager, Reno 
 3pencer & Frank, Toana 
 Wratten J E, (freight agt), Virginia City 
 Carlin Fast Freight Line, (Chas 
 Holland agt), Tuscarora 
 
 FOUNDRIES AND IRON- 
 WORKS. 
 
 (See also Machinists; also Boilermakers). 
 Caldwell Jas M, Columbus 
 
 Conklin H H & Co, Eureka 
 
 EMMETT GEO, Gold Hill 
 
 Fulton Foundry, " 
 
 MOORE ft BOOK, (Nevada Screen 
 Works) 
 
 FITCHFORD J B, (Bupt), 
 
 Dove ft Jacobs, Tuscarora 
 
 Gould ft O'Donnell, (proprs Mill 
 
 City Foundry, ) Mill City 
 
 Tuscarora Foundiy Co, (Jack ft 
 
 Dove proprs), Tuscarora 
 
 FRUITS. CANDIES, NUTS, 
 ETC. 
 
 Gamble ft Co, Belleville 
 
 Sadidler V, CarMn City 
 
 PRICE ft READ. 
 SOWER M ft A, 
 DAILETWM, 
 
 Perasich G, 
 Swartz E, 
 Ardant J F, 
 
 GREGOYICH M L, 
 
 Leeser Mrs D, 
 Ramsdell E B, 
 GOULD A, 
 Angius Jno P, 
 
 BELLANIP. 
 Oppenheim M, 
 
 Carson City 
 
 
 Cherry Creek 
 
 Eureka 
 II 
 
 Lewis 
 
 Reno 
 
 Virginia City 
 II 
 
 Winnemucca 
 
 FURNISHING GOODS. 
 
 (See also Clothine; also Dry Goods and 
 Clothing.) 
 
 FOLEIKGHORNE CHAS, Austin 
 BRESSLER H, Battle Monntain 
 
 Harris Alfred, Eureka 
 
 JOSEPH MORRIS H, 
 
 BLOCK L, Gold Hill 
 
 ABRAHAMS BROS ft CO. Reno 
 
 METERSTEm H, 
 
 NATHAN M. 
 
 MUNTER CHAS, Tuscarora 
 
 CATHER WM J. 
 
 Stoltz E J, " 
 
 ABRAHAMS BROS ft CO, 
 BANNER BROS, (gents), 
 
 Virginia City 
 RICH BROS, 
 ROOS BROS, 
 
 FURNITURE AND BEDDING. 
 
 FLINT A A, Austin 
 
 Ball .1 A, Belmont 
 
 KITZMETER G W, Carson City 
 WEBB G B 
 BROWN ft 'GOODING, 
 FRIEDMAN SAMUEL, 
 HASKELL W'P, 
 
 Schw amb C, 
 
 GRANT R W, 
 
 Needham Wm, 
 Ro ss ft B ower, 
 
 SAUNDERS ft NEALE, 
 
 Abbott BM, 
 
 FARTHING T T, 
 
 Hillman W S, (second-hand), 
 Houck Geo, (second-hand), 
 BECK H S Virginia City 
 
 CAMPBELL F C, (upholstery), " 
 Goodfriend I. " 
 
 Elko 
 Eureka 
 
 Gold Hill 
 Reno 
 
 Tuscarora 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
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 Hansen P N Alpha 
 
 Kimball ft Booker, Aurora 
 
 Levy J ft Co, 
 
 ^TH SILAS B, 
 
 SAB CEU CHAS & CO, Austin 
 
 BLOSSOM J A, Battle Mountain 
 
 GerstleJftCo, " 
 
 MoWILLIAMSJW, 
 MINTATHOSO&CO, 
 
 stone \V S, 
 Tallman S ft Co, 
 Benson Oliver, 
 Curtis J N ft Co, 
 Carpeanx E J, 
 Gealing Wm, 
 
 JACOBS & FULTOM, 
 
 Woldenberg L ft Co, 
 WILLIAMS H, 
 MATER CE, 
 
 Pierce Z, 
 Traver P L, 
 Jones ft Co, 
 
 SIS30N, WALLACE ft 00, Chinese 
 supplies (J C McClure man) ' 
 
 Washeim Chas, 
 Harris Bros, 
 Spencer Frank ft Co, 
 Colnmbia Mining Co, 
 Cninbaum ft Co, 
 Abraham R, 
 Spencer A, 
 Traver P L, 
 Shephenl G H, 
 Hogle L I, 
 Meyer M, 
 Sims ft Co, 
 
 PORTER JAMES I. Deeth 
 
 Mnrphy^DB, Eherhardt City 
 
 Belleville 
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 Belmont 
 
 Beowawe 
 
 Bristol 
 
 Bullion 
 
 Bullionsville 
 
 Camhridi?e 
 
 Camp Halibck 
 
 Candelaria 
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 Carlin 
 
 Carson Citv 
 
 Cherry Creek 
 
 Columbia 
 «i 
 
 Columbus 
 
 Coral Hill 
 
 Cornucopia 
 
 Dayton 
 
 Wilson B F, Galen*. 
 
 Harris M, Genoa 
 
 Johnson & Blaasom, 
 
 Short J M, 
 
 Levy FN, 
 
 Franklin A J, 
 
 Gage W S ft Co, 
 
 HoweWB, 
 
 POST S G, 
 
 Everts ft Co, 
 Stems L, 
 Wilson WM,. 
 Trowbridge N S 4 Co, 
 GageWS&Co, 
 Asnburn & Shumway, 
 HILL JOSEPH, 
 
 Sevenr 8 & Co, 
 
 EMMONS Ha 
 
 Rhodes A I, 
 Smith BGftCo, 
 Bennett E W, 
 Craig Jno D, 
 CRAIG J S. 
 GOTJLD Ja!mES, 
 ISBELLTJ, 
 
 Bacoa J H, 
 
 Torrey Eben P, 
 
 FeisenthalPH, 
 
 Jewell T R, 
 
 Marchant Jno, 
 
 Panaca Co-operative Store, 
 
 Kemler Chas, 
 
 Paradise Co-operative Association, 
 
 Clark D C ft Bros, Pioche 
 
 Clute F W, 
 
 Nesbitt J ft Bro, " 
 
 Poujade T C, " 
 
 Roeder John, " 
 
 Quillen Miles, 
 
 Buckley I J, 
 
 Wicks L D, 
 
 CLARK A J, 
 
 Demers L, •• 
 
 FARMERS COOPERATIVE AS- 
 SOCIATION, (J Cahlan, manager) " 
 Hagerman ft Schooling, 
 Barnes W R, 
 
 Glendale 
 
 Golconda 
 
 Grantville 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Hiko 
 •< 
 
 Hot Creek 
 
 lone 
 
 Jeffarson 
 
 Lewis 
 
 Lida Valley 
 
 Lovelocks 
 
 Marietta 
 i( 
 
 Mason Valley 
 
 Mill City 
 
 Mineral Hill 
 
 Mountain City 
 
 Oreana 
 
 Osoeola 
 
 Palisade 
 
 Panaca 
 Paradise 
 
 Poeville 
 Reno 
 
 REINHART B ft CO, 
 HOWK A J, 
 
 Beer Thos, 
 Stadtmuller ft Co, 
 Alexander B, 
 Ashim S ft Bro, 
 CLUTE F W, 
 Dontrick Frank ft Co| 
 Sadler R ft Co, 
 
 BOWLING d 
 LEEGA, 
 
 Towl E B, 
 
 Elko 
 
 Elsworth 
 
 Empire City 
 II 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Fort MoDermitt 
 IVanktown 
 
 Ifi 
 
 Lambert L W, 
 Gidney A W, 
 Borland Jno, 
 Harris M, 
 Walter ft Co, 
 Chiatovioh John, 
 Bell Geo T, 
 Reinhart E ft Co, 
 Callahan T, 
 Kaiser Chas, 
 Heideureich ft Co, 
 Armstrong J C ft Co, 
 Burton Bros, 
 MoBimey ft Manheim, 
 Spencer ft Frank, 
 Oallinger M, 
 
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 CO 
 
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 Reveille 
 
 Ruby Hill 
 
 ^Rnby Valley 
 
 Rve Patch 
 
 Sheridan 
 
 Silver City 
 
 Silver Peak 
 
 Spring City 
 
 Spmoemont 
 
 Stillwater 
 
 Sntro 
 
 Tecoma 
 II 
 
 Tern Pinte 
 
 Toana 
 
 Treasure City 
 
 OLD PORT WINE, H. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis St., S. F. 
 
W. W. MONTAGUE A CO., 
 
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 l«tlcni«, llO, 1117114, IMaad 
 
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 Tuscarora 
 
 CoUina C, 
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 Primeaux A, ' 
 
 SMITH. WOODBUFF & EHKOB. 
 
 Woodruff & Ennor, 
 
 Trowbridge N S & Co, 
 
 FaU J C& Co, 
 
 Lav^a Pablo, 
 
 Lee John, 
 
 Bapbuel M, 
 
 Huye Jno, 
 
 Harvey, Clement & Co, 
 
 Hilp bi'os, 
 
 Kiaon W jR, 
 
 Marker P H, 
 
 Budt M, 
 
 HAMIijL & MEIOS, 
 
 Borrette H K, 
 Bauuister & Wetherly, 
 HOfHANH, 
 
 Levy Nathan, 
 Keiuhart C & Co, 
 Kobina Frank C, 
 
 Tybo 
 
 Union ville 
 << 
 
 Wadaworth 
 
 Walker River 
 
 Ward 
 << 
 
 Waahingtou 
 Wastioe 
 , WelU 
 
 White Bock 
 
 Winaemucca 
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 <i 
 
 << 
 
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 GLOVE MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 HODKINS M W, CaraonCity 
 
 GROCERS. 
 
 DTEBRROS. 
 
 Auatin 
 
 Gage, Curtia & Co, 
 
 II 
 
 Hoi-tou & Sawtelle, 
 
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 £aaer& Stimler, 
 
 Belmont 
 
 Heudea V, 
 
 Carlia 
 
 Cheeney Jno, 
 
 Canon City 
 
 Davis (i T, 
 
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 Ivaucovich Jerome 
 
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 MASON & CO, 
 
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 Pearson Wm, 
 
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 Beiusteia 8, 
 
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 Young A, 
 Greenbaum & Grataer, 
 
 Cherry Creek 
 
 Cornucopia 
 
 Chaae Hiram, 
 
 Eko 
 
 Cohn Mra E, 
 
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 Hitt W T, 
 
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 Alder Moaes, 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Davida M & Co, 
 
 << 
 
 Dodge & Co, 
 
 OB£GH)yiGH M L, 
 
 Hawkea & Co, 
 
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 JOHNSOir HIBAM, 
 
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 Kind H & J, 
 
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 Ley MM, 
 
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 McEwen B F, 
 
 II 
 
 Torre John, 
 
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 Beratein G F, 
 
 Gold Hill 
 
 Cahen A, 
 
 II 
 
 
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 MoGum T, 
 
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 Merser Richard, 
 
 II 
 
 NntterCT. 
 
 II 
 
 POST BO, 
 
 GnuitviU* 
 
 Hamilton 
 II 
 
 Hiko 
 
 Mason Valley 
 II 
 
 Mineral Hill 
 
 Paradise 
 
 Pioche 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Bene 
 II 
 
 Ii 
 
 Bielley Jaa, 
 
 tiam bin?, 
 
 Wilson W M, 
 
 Downey Jaa, 
 
 Swaaey H M, 
 
 VeltaMrsM, 
 
 Swartz R, 
 
 Aemer M, 
 
 Hagerty ft Barton, 
 
 Jacobs & 8ultan, 
 
 Mandich Alex, 
 
 Saunders T, 
 
 iShier J, 
 
 Buckley B, 
 
 Cunninuham & Gibson, 
 
 EVEBETT J K, (wholeaale), 
 
 HARBISON M. 
 
 Manuing & Berry, 
 Harteuatein Jacob, 
 Morcom Pkimond, 
 Burke Wm, 
 
 BLACKMEB C F. 
 
 Kipley & Haaa, 
 Bouhum J A, 
 McGurn T K, 
 BOTNTON E B, 
 
 Collins C, 
 
 LAUBENHEDfP, 
 
 Mero M C, 
 
 Moo ser M ra Rosa, 
 
 SMITH, WOODBUFF & EN 
 NOB, 
 
 Beiudollar T B, 
 8treetburger C 8, 
 Whitemore E 8, 
 Baker 8 D & C C, 
 
 GHATAINE. 
 
 DemliuK J, 
 SICKMANF, 
 
 Diehl T R, 
 
 FOBDPH, 
 
 Germain J G, 
 Hampton J C ft Co, 
 Hatcli Bros, 
 Uayea ft Nevin, 
 Howard R, 
 
 Kirschbraun Son ft Co, 
 Kruuse Wm, 
 
 ITJXETICH E, 
 
 MALLON J & J B, (wholesale), 
 
 Marion P, 
 
 MoOUBN T B, 
 
 McMillan ft Co, 
 Monahan F ft Co, 
 
 NOCEB. 
 
 Hamelle A ft Co, 
 
 STEWABT ft 00, 
 
 Vuoanuvich P L, 
 Armatein 8, • 
 Ferguaon Jaa A, 
 Griawvld E; 
 Pajade ft Oaraghan, 
 
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 Bnby H^ll 
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 Schellbourne 
 
 Silver City 
 II 
 
 Sutro 
 II 
 
 Tuacarora 
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 Tybo 
 
 Virginia City 
 
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 Chase N W 
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 iJ^onradLouis. 
 Eureka Jjerhardt Peter 
 Renol OAAHAJK MPS A iua- . 
 
 x'uscarora I Harris D j' 
 Virginia City Huddy T, ' 
 
 " Hughes Wm, 
 " ' Morris & Bosa, 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 Ward Murray J p 
 fO'NeilDp,' 
 
 Easier Jno, 
 
 HAIRDRESSERS. 
 
 EICHHOEW & I PA »*r«^ 1 p ?'!.""*, ^o'^rt. 
 
 Price J H, 
 
 «£ PostiesChaf • „ " W^ARTZ B 
 
 Is C«rey Simeo\ ^^*"« Mountain THOMASI, ' 
 
 8«!> I Nicholson .r„„' »» BbJmont ,>","'^ AlberC, 
 
 Candelaria ^ ,"****" * Co, 
 Carli„p°'^'n8on Hichard, 
 
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 Jiimts E, 
 
 Porter !^* *'• 
 Vieira J B, 
 Friedliiie A, 
 Simpson John, 
 
 WlLSOir & CUHEY 
 
 t'laryJan^sT^*' ' 
 Detter Thomas, 
 
 Woody James M; ^ *• 
 
 Carlinl 
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 Wadsworth 
 'Viunemucca 
 
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 HAIR GOODS. 
 
 Eureka 
 Virginia City 
 
 
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 Austin 
 
 EIkoM*>«° also General Merc!, 
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 Empire Citv mCBOT To* 
 
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 BelzJohn, 
 
 JjI^ersmithNC. 
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 IICHNEBO 
 
 Oeue^irothW 
 C(jckbm T H, 
 
 IJCtolDSOHOA. 
 
 "owra T M, ^ ^ 
 ««n«dy John, 
 
 Belmont 
 Carsou City 
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 Eureka 
 
 
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 Beno Mott Fish & Co^ 
 Busch Fred 
 
 Gold Hill 
 
 Grantvillo 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Mason Valley 
 
 Pioche 
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 Beno 
 
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 GilligJohn. 
 
 Virginia City 
 
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 KITZMEYEB D G, Carson City 
 
 IIND JAMES. 
 
 McNeal A J, 
 Drake W B, 
 Brien James & Co, 
 Lockwood J H, 
 Jorgensen Assmuss, 
 Billes C C, 
 Veitch Alex, 
 Gunther J B, 
 
 McQEEJC, 
 
 Biroth liobcrt, 
 Kliae F, 
 Smith J P, 
 Stanton M B, 
 Valle Simon, 
 
 Cherry Creek 
 
 Elko 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Panaca 
 
 Paradise- 
 
 Pioche 
 
 Beno 
 << 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 Winnemucca 
 
 HOTELS. 
 
 (See also Boarding Houses.) 
 Mcintosh k Wade, Aurora 
 
 CRESOENZO ftOANDOLFO (In- 
 
 terniitional), Austin 
 
 BACHELDEK J E (Cosmopolitan), 
 
 Battle Mountain 
 CAPITOL HOTEL (L D Hunto- 
 man propr), 
 1^1 
 
 Kibbe & Blakley, 
 
 bENSONOLIV'EB, 
 
 Hott'man Wm, 
 
 Phillip Joseph, 
 
 Irving J G, 
 
 Mayer & Keith, 
 
 McCain H, 
 
 SHARP BROS (Ormsby 
 
 Belleville 
 
 Beowawe 
 
 Bullion 
 
 Cambridge 
 Camp Halleck 
 
 HARNESSMAKERS AND SAD- 
 DLERS. 
 
 (See also Harness and Saddles.) 
 
 Barnard J S, Austin 
 
 DITSWORTHJT, 
 
 Gentry W 0, 
 
 BURLEY & ROSS, 
 
 Fowle J E, 
 Roff N, 
 
 PLUOHOFF H R, 
 
 Peterson G, 
 Toomy T, 
 Dover Alex, 
 
 Battle Mountain 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Eeno 
 If 
 
 Tuacarora 
 Wadswortl 
 
 « 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Wells 
 
 HATTERS, AND HATS AND 
 CAPS. 
 
 (See also Clothing.) 
 
 ARNHEIMA, 
 NATHAN M, 
 
 Daley James L 
 
 Carlin 
 
 Reno 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 HAY, GRAIN AND FEED. 
 
 (See also Grain Buyers.) 
 
 KETSER &ELROD, 
 CROSSANR, 
 
 Keinhart B & Co, 
 Shaw J B, 
 Wines k Snow, 
 
 URTONWJ&GO, 
 
 Carson City 
 
 Eureka 
 II 
 
 Dayton 
 
 Ruby Valley 
 
 Tuacarora 
 
 House), 
 Carson City 
 ARLHrGTOHHOUSE (B F Small 
 
 propr), " 
 
 Walker E, 
 
 BRULE D N (Millers), 
 Stamply O K, 
 Pierce Mrs E D, 
 Circe D (French), 
 ORMSBY HOUSE (Sharp Bros), " 
 Banning Mrs, Cherry Creek 
 
 Williams J E, Cloverdale 
 
 Haws B F, Columbia 
 
 Dunlap & Peddiconl, Columbus 
 
 COMO HOTEL (J C Brown propr), 
 
 Como 
 Hallam & Bailey, Cornucopia 
 
 Plumb W J, .. 
 
 Merrill W, Crystal Peak 
 
 Grubar J C, Daytou 
 
 Ja^qua Mrs ML, " 
 
 Higly L L, Diamond City 
 
 Crook D P, Dun Glen 
 
 DEPOT HOTEL, Elko 
 
 Le Beau M, Ellsworth 
 
 Ambrosia Nicholas, Empire City 
 
 Hoover J A, '< 
 
 FEATHERSTm H, Ely 
 
 Ragsdaill J, " 
 
 Hinckley & Lockwootl, Eureka 
 
 INTERNATIONAL HOTEL (D 
 
 H Hall propr), " 
 
 Maggiuetti John (Turner House), " 
 
 Mcelroy Patrick (Bureau), 
 
 Murphy Andrew, 
 
 BOWLEYC, 
 
 Duvol Jno, 
 Hambly F, 
 Melander J, 
 Tregoning J H, 
 Gillman L, 
 Raycraft J, 
 Rice Kappell, 
 Burrell MrsC, 
 Cobb W A B, 
 Phillip J W D, 
 
 Fort McDermitt 
 
 Franktown 
 
 Galena 
 
 Genoa 
 
 Qlunbrook 
 II 
 
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 " 1 (/) 
 
 Belleville 
 
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 Bullion 
 II 
 
 Cambridge 
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 (Jaraon City 
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 Dayton fj 
 
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 Diamond City I 3, 
 
 Dun CJleu (0 
 Elko ' " 
 Ellsworth 
 Empire City 
 
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 LAT BROS. 
 
 BODEN JOS (Nevada 
 
 Glendale 
 Golcohda 
 
 House), 
 
 Gold Hill 
 II 
 
 Steamboat Springi 
 Stillwater 
 Sutro 
 
 Carrie A, v, 
 
 Fitzpatrick M, 
 
 FBANKLIN HOTEL (I C Brown 
 
 propr), 
 Hi.ubC, 
 
 WASHINOTON HOUSE (John 
 
 Pascoe propr), 
 Wi Hams J T, Hot Creek 
 
 HUMBOLDT HOUSE (Meacham 
 
 & tilakeslee proprs), Hun.V,.3dt 
 
 Williams Jno, ' rii 
 
 Fiak S E, 
 
 WEILAND JNO H (T/>ne Mo 
 
 tiiiii House), Lone Mountain 8tat.o 
 EHMONSH C, Lovelocks 
 
 Brown J H, Maaon Valley 
 
 Craig J S, 
 
 Bruffy T B (Hot Spring), Mineral Hill 
 OLIVER EN, Morey 
 
 Bucou J H, ' Mountain City 
 
 Baum E M, Paliaade 
 
 AVedge Jno, Panaca 
 
 (iillelan Geo, Paradise 
 
 Nichols & Cragin, 
 Wilder H F, 
 Smith N, 
 
 Pii;r3on Mrs James, 
 Tcasnn Mrs James, 
 Phillips H. • 
 Tiiylor Chas H, 
 ARCADE HOTEL (D McFarland) Keno 
 Coats M T, " 
 
 DEPOT HOTEL (W R Chamber- 
 lain propr), 
 Feliz A (Palace), 
 
 GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL (AH 
 
 Barnes propr), 
 Hoy John (Ohio House), 
 LAFAYETTE HOUSE (Odett 
 
 Bros), 
 LAKE HOUSE (E A Vesey propr), 
 
 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE (F 
 
 Perkins propr), 
 RENO EXCHANGE (Mrs Mary 
 
 Jones propr), 
 Salter Kichard, 
 Shaw J D (Western), 
 Tomamichel G & Bro, 
 Hawes Mrs, Reveille 
 
 SWEENEY JAKES. Ruby Hill 
 TROFATTER E T, ' " 
 
 McDonald J E, Sheridan 
 
 Alfred & Bennett, Silver City 
 
 Courts Mrs Elizabeth, " 
 
 Fritt Matthais, •• 
 
 Winters Eben, •' 
 
 MoGabray Robt, Sixteen-Mile House 
 Fountain & Zemery, Spring City 
 
 Pioton & Rougon, " 
 
 Tecoma 
 •I 
 
 Pinto 
 
 Pioche 
 II 
 
 Poeville 
 II 
 
 If 
 II 
 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 
 Rapp J & M, 
 Santord J M, 
 
 Bonanza Hotel (B Moran), 
 Sutro Hotel (M Kelley), 
 Malloy Jas, 
 Peck S. 
 
 DAVIS HARRY. Toana 
 
 JOHNSON WESLEY (Railroad 
 House), " 
 
 Cottage hotel (Mn h buss 
 
 propr), Tuscarora 
 
 Graham's Hotel (Mrs J M Graham), " 
 Grand 'Prize Hotel (T M Jones 
 
 propr), " 
 
 KimbuU House (J Kimball propr), " 
 ZlART SMITH HOUSE (Mart 
 
 smith), " 
 
 . roi^ressive Hotel (Mary Smith 
 
 propr), " 
 
 Lavega Pablo, Uuionville 
 
 Arlington House (Mrs M Dale 
 
 propr), VirgiuiA City 
 
 Bal)cock E, " 
 
 Cardwell Jas A, " 
 
 CAVANAGH MRS C (Chapia 
 
 House), 
 
 DALEY MRS A, 
 
 Fredrick Moe M, 
 
 Hackett Mrs E, 
 
 HANNAK A (International), 
 
 LAWRENCE & VOLLMERS 
 
 (Wm Tell House), 
 Phippa Wm, 
 Reese Hush J, 
 VIRGINIA HOUSE (L Morrill 
 
 propr), 
 Donaldson Wm (Nevada House), 
 Carey T N, (Wadsworth), Wadsworth 
 Carter Wui, Walker River 
 
 Mather H, " 
 
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 SCHERFF M (Depot), WelU 
 
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 Hattery A J, 
 
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 SnOGETT J H, 
 
 Hoover J A, 
 CBOMER L W, 
 
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 Meadar M, 
 Fanningham J P, 
 Snow C B, 
 Bush Henry, 
 Egi^leston Benj, 
 Gri awol d Gilbert, 
 
 YOXWG W H, 
 
 Beel G F, 
 Odselteer J A, 
 NICHOLSON JAMES, 
 TURIN GEO, 
 
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 Knox John, . 
 Osbjwn C S, 
 
 Austin 
 
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 Carson City 
 
 Elko 
 
 Empire City 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Franktown 
 
 Golon^da 
 
 Gold Hill 
 
 Grantville 
 
 Hamilton 
 
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 Reno 
 
 Spring City 
 
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 Unionville 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 Winnemucca 
 
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 McMahon Arthur, Eureka 
 
 McGregor Miss — , Hamilton 
 
 Reno Laundry, Reno 
 
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 Hodgkinson- Miss Frances (State 
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 Bertina Chas, 
 Barovich N, 
 COLLINS FETEB, 
 
 EGAN M M, 
 
 King Saml, "^ 
 
 KLINGEB CHAS, 
 LUEXJENSJOHN^D, 
 
 Lynch Patrick, 
 
 Martin Frank, 
 
 McCourt & Barrett, 
 
 MITCHELL & CO, (Confidence), 
 
 PELTIEBN, 
 
 StfTTH JNU, 
 
 Steiner John, 
 
 TIMLIN MICHAEL, (Express), 
 TOWER &OHNGEMAR, (Magna 
 
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 Battle Mountain 
 
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 Adam? Mrs EE, 
 
 Carson City 
 
 Barryman R A, 
 
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 Brown R R, 
 
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 Calamberti J, 
 
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 Corbett & Bosette, 
 
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 Decker & Fisher, 
 
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 Fryer Geo D, 
 
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 George & Dake, 
 
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 GIBSON & DEALT, 
 
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 Raffetto O, " 
 
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 WING M E, (Delta), 
 
 Cochran M H, 
 
 Cosurove Geo, 
 
 Delcker C C, 
 
 Mooro A k Co, 
 
 Th acker Geo & Co, 
 
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 Davis ft Dougherty, 
 
 Hughes ft Ireland, 
 
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 Auhee Norbert, 
 
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 Trudo ft Banocioh, 
 
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 Carpenter S, 
 
 Holmes N S, 
 
 MoDermott Robt, 
 
 BAlTtETT V C, 
 
 BERNARD CE. 
 
 BTXEL ANTON, 
 
 GTBT,IN THOS. 
 
 HTBBITS JOHN. 
 
 RECKHARBT & FBAELIGH, " 
 
 Freeman A C, Empire City 
 
 T^ho T P ft Co, *• 
 
 Wnlfersbarger G, " 
 
 Allen J S, Eureka 
 
 Bsllioh Tiuca, " 
 
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 Michel J H, 
 MORRIS BROS, 
 
 Perry J V B, 
 
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 Price Hugh, 
 Rodo ni Fran k, 
 
 STEPHENS JAMES H, 
 
 Tatte C ft Co, 
 
 Tomasco Pescia, 
 
 Torre Jno, 
 
 VORBERO HERMANN, 
 
 WILLODGHBT WM, 
 
 Z mola ft Debernardi, 
 
 Livinsiston A, 
 
 Lnpton Jns, 
 
 McComas T J, " 
 
 Coma t ock ft Rice, Glenbrook 
 
 CHEGWIDDEN RICHARD, 
 
 Gold HiU 
 Connors J R, 
 Corcoran Jno, 
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 Fine:. T E, 
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 Kearney Frank, 
 MoKAY ISAAC. 
 MoKENNEY E F, 
 MOORE E, 
 
 Ockel Chas, 
 Potter Thos, 
 RAmXY MATT, 
 SCHWEISS, 
 
 Semis A J, 
 
 STEVENS J M, 
 
 Tolwrner Chas, 
 
 WEIDEMAN CHRIS, 
 
 Rlackmore Ben, 
 Dwyer ft Belyea, 
 Koch Wm, 
 POST S G. 
 Vanghan ft McKeehan, 
 Man ft Heitman, 
 Smith ft Woodin, 
 Strickland Capt D, 
 Sharps Mrs, 
 Williams J H, 
 Vollman Edward S, 
 Ciirdwell ft Williams, 
 Cozzens Davenport, 
 Campbell Geo 0, 
 Wakefield W F, 
 Braun ft Smart, 
 Downey Jas, 
 Hoard Jno, 
 Walker I, 
 Austin D V, 
 Hammond ft Co, 
 Randolph ft Co, 
 
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 Johncon N F, 
 Junau A, 
 C'arnry y S, 
 Costitt' Geo, 
 Bauman F, 
 Ellis Henry, 
 LutberBH, 
 Kitera Henrj, 
 Lynch J C, 
 McCurmick J O, 
 Me^vman J B, 
 Schuiitrich & Kliat, 
 Sti'iu Choa & Co, 
 Wand J H, 
 Buckley &, 
 iJechtel W h, 
 BECKEB GEO, 
 
 Becker J J, 
 Bianchi G 6, 
 
 BONNOTTE C, 
 
 Chiiae (J C, 
 
 CHIELOVICHE&GO, 
 
 i urver & Meralioii, 
 
 LACHAPELLEE, 
 
 Levy M D & Co, 
 Man G, 
 Petzza L D, 
 
 PERKINS F, 
 
 8iltz Fred, 
 Stopher W, 
 Wiutoimautcl L, 
 Biunchi Joe, 
 Everett & Drisooll, 
 Stroh A, 
 Andrew Thos, 
 Daly Henry, 
 Doyle Michael, 
 
 HOBIN EDWABSS, 
 
 KYLE JAMES, 
 
 Lyon M B, 
 Murka Thoa, 
 
 BE6LI BEN, 
 
 Beyuolda W H, 
 'WILLIAMS THOS, 
 Burke Wm, 
 Becker Clans, 
 Fontialla Lucaa, 
 Hi<ll & Noyca, 
 Munckton Jos, 
 Bipley & Haaa, 
 Bean & Elliott, 
 Bradley & Opie, 
 Jewett J M, 
 Kirshner &, Co, 
 Luff J S, 
 Luther & Bums, 
 McHwaiue & Bitter, 
 Pinson & Rougan, 
 Osbom E J, 
 Wheeler J B, 
 Callahan M, 
 Collins M, 
 Corbett John, 
 
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 Paradise 
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 Reveille 
 
 Ruby Hill 
 
 Schellboume 
 bilvcr City 
 
 Spring City 
 
 Sprucemont 
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 Sntro 
 
 Donnelly & Co, 
 
 Ebner M, 
 
 Mescrve Wm, 
 
 8chweiss 8, 
 
 Tighe John, 
 
 Peck S, 
 
 Davis H, 
 
 Johnson Wesley 
 
 llipley J H, 
 
 MuElroy Patrick, • 
 
 Meyer Emanuel, 
 
 Beutley D M, 
 
 Cupeu E L, 
 
 DALLAS A J, 
 
 Felton W K, 
 Gocr^e E, 
 Germain F, 
 Grunsky & DeYoudg, 
 McAlister W F, 
 
 McMillan & todd, 
 
 Moure C U & Co, 
 Uttenheimer J, 
 Boi>crs Pierce, 
 HOSE A A, 
 Bussdil Chas & Co, 
 iSaucier L Phil, 
 Sutherland & McKay, 
 Tulmnn & Hutton, 
 Giluiure Bros, 
 Kind Henry, 
 Peoplei Jno, 
 8peuce & Brougher, 
 llliff& Organ, 
 Luugdon Jas, 
 Baker Henry, 
 
 BELLANI P, 
 BETTINOEB GEO, 
 BURLINI A, 
 
 Burnlioldt Jno H, 
 Bowden W P, 
 Burke E, 
 Burke F A, 
 CHATAIN E, 
 
 Criize Jno, 
 
 CUMMINGS JAMES, 
 DEMi>SEY & ROAGH, 
 JUIUKMAN F, 
 
 Dininger Jno, 
 DUNNE P J. (Delta), 
 ECKHOEF WM, 
 
 ESSELBTJRN L, 
 
 i<'ranscini G &, Co, 
 (Jeiiflroy Geo, 
 Giles Bobt, 
 
 GILMORE JAS, 
 
 Guldswaite H W, 
 Goss T heo, 
 
 GRACET & MEHAN, 
 
 Hallinan & Sweeney, 
 Herthein F, 
 Hink J, 
 Hoflman Jno, 
 Israel I G, 
 
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 Treasure City 
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 Johnson Miaa Alice, 
 Jones Victor, 
 
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 Knight S, 
 Lean J, 
 LeOris JO, 
 Mandin & Lucich, 
 
 MALLON J ft J B, 
 
 Muyne Thoa, * 
 McCourt F B, 
 McDonough Matt, 
 McCiivney Mrs M, 
 Mcintosh R C, 
 Miller J, 
 Mills M, 
 Mitchell V, 
 Mueller Chaa, 
 
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 U'Cuanell Daniel, ^ 
 
 Oliver W H, 
 Oriidoif & Magee, 
 FAROEILLAK I, 
 FATTEHSONB, 
 Ptnhuw Jua, 
 
 FIPEB HENBT, 
 
 Piper Jos, 
 
 BEIM J, 
 
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 ROSENBBOCK J, (Old Magnolia), 
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 SHANAHA5 ft O'CONNOB, 
 
 ^^illgletou J no, 
 
 STUABT V A, 
 
 SXUliM GHAKLEY, (Concordia), " 
 
 6uize Marie, 
 
 Sullivan C, 
 
 Taberaa L, 
 
 THORNTON THOS. 
 TWOHIO H H. 
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 Arnistein 8, 
 l^wisJ V, 
 Bacon & Co, 
 Bassett W B, 
 Bozarth J M & Co, 
 Crane & Cowl, 
 Morse W B, 
 Pcrley & Smith, 
 Peters R M, 
 Tucker John, 
 Brault Gilbert, 
 Henn A E, 
 Murray 0, 
 Cassidy Edward, 
 Byrnes P N, 
 
 OaiSWOLD E H. 
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 Davis Ben, Saloon, 
 Asebedo Carmen, 
 
 BRIAN DAN 
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 White Rock 
 
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 KLEINHAUSA, 
 KBENKLE A, 
 
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 BEID FEBD, (Bonanza), 
 
 Schermer Edward, 
 
 Steigelman Philip, 
 
 Swenzen Henry, 
 
 Wild Wm, 
 
 WILLIAMS A D, 
 
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 BABTLETT M B. Eureka 
 
 BEISO A. Virginia City 
 
 OAKET J B ft CO, 
 TAYLOB THOS ft CO, 
 
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 Converse W B, 
 Ferguson J T, 
 
 PATABGO JOAQUIN, 
 WIXOM ISAAC Jfi, 
 
 Paul Bros, Battle Mountain 
 
 Decker B C, Belmont 
 
 BOTON J M, (aale 8table),Caraou City 
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 KE7SEB ft ELBOD, 
 
 Meder J G, 
 
 Harrall Jno, 
 
 Remington & Heitker 
 
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 Hildreth — , 
 
 Doraey Bros, 
 
 Tucker Broa, 
 
 Jones S E, E mpire City 
 
 FLETCHEB ft CABPENTEB, 
 
 Eureka 
 
 OULIFOIU) ft MoXEE, 
 
 Moore ^ros, 
 Schneider Joseph, 
 Smith & Karns, 
 Sweeney W H & Co, 
 Gelatt Richard, 
 Raycraft Jos, 
 Ogg S; 
 Graham Jaa, 
 Temey Philip, 
 Brown J W, 
 Hall M W, 
 Thomas H A, 
 Eggleston Benj, 
 Cullum B F, 
 Curlids Wm, 
 Morse ft Rickard, 
 
 HAMMOND ft WILSON, 
 
 Uymers ft Comatock, (propra of True- 
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 Eberhardt City 
 
 Elko 
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 Grautville 
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 Ringgold & Co, Tuaoarora 
 
 Wilaon F, 
 
 Pageftpounel, Tybo 
 
 BENNETTS BROS, (feed and sale). 
 
 Virginia City 
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 King Oeo, " 
 
 Luke Bros, 
 Mooney Wm, 
 
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 Evans Wm, 
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 Streese P D, 
 Kyle A, 
 Naramore F, 
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 Eureka 
 
 Reno 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 LODGINGS. 
 
 Peltier Mrs Julia, 
 TDaiN MICHAEL, 
 GIBSON & DEALT, 
 
 Alexander J, 
 
 Kuhn Mrs M B, 
 
 LANG JOSEPH. (Humboldt). 
 
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 Blaser J Ch, 
 Brown Mrs J. 
 Douglass Mrs A G 
 Oallagher Mrs P, 
 McCoIlough & Williams, 
 Ranft Mrs Kate, 
 
 BOSS MISS E M, 
 
 Riley Susan, 
 Daley Mrs D, 
 Gray Mrs — , 
 McOrea Miss — , 
 
 COOKS J F, 
 
 Bowman Mi's E. 
 Huse Mrs Maria. « 
 Johnson Wesley, 
 Cockbin T A, 
 Edwards Mrs J F, 
 
 GEORGE EU, 
 
 Guiselman — , 
 Hogle Mrs L I, 
 Liscomb Mrs Ann, 
 Pearson Chas, 
 Hawes Mrs S, 
 Killham James, 
 
 Austin 
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 Carson City 
 Elko 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Gold Hill 
 Hamilton 
 
 'Reno 
 
 Ruby Hill 
 
 Silver City 
 
 Toana 
 
 Tuscarora 
 
 Tybo 
 
 Goldman Mrs C, Virginia City 
 
 Gregory Mrs 8 A. " 
 
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 Quinlan Mrs J, '* 
 
 Schncidan Jno, " 
 
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 Welch Mrs Kate " 
 
 Edwards Mrs J 0, ' Ward 
 
 Yates Mrs — , " 
 
 Henn A E, Wasitoe 
 
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 NICHOLLS A, Austin 
 
 Falkinham J J, Belmont 
 
 HAYNIE J W & CO, Carson City 
 HDNT E M, 
 
 Shaw J R, Daytou 
 
 Smith FH, Elko 
 
 DE LA MATYR C R & CO, Eureka 
 Eureka & California Lumber Co, " 
 GALLAGHER THOS, Gold Hill 
 Sluaher S, Jefferson 
 McCoy Geo, Mineral Hill 
 Sherwood O T, Pioche 
 HOY R F, Reno 
 McGinnis J M, Silver City 
 URTON W J & CO. Tuscarora 
 LONKEY & SMITH, Virginia City 
 Sierra Nevada Lumber Co, (J B Over- 
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 Swain & Hudson, " 
 
 MACHINISTS. 
 
 Sutton D M, Columbus 
 
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 BRAY & THOMAS, (City), Austin 
 DICKSON GEO W, (Cross) 
 LAMMERHART GECRGE,(Cen- 
 
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 Steiubuuh Albert, 
 Dunphy Wm. 
 
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 Johl 8c Goodwin, 
 Morgan Thos F, 
 Culver«'ell Wm, 
 Summers & Williams, 
 Kappeler J B, 
 Russell & Bradley, 
 
 HILL & FERRIS, 
 
 Rinckell M, 
 
 ROSSER JOHN, 
 SCHULZ BROS, 
 
 Williums & Co, 
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 Winzell & Campbell, 
 Jellison M, 
 
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 BAILEY GEO, Eureka 
 
 Cuzaux A, " 
 
 Goll & M<mey " 
 
 Haley & Young, " 
 
 Montgomery W A, " 
 8holtlerer & Roberti, 
 BOWLING C, 
 
 Fray L, 
 
 Vansickle P W, 
 Dauehy H, 
 
 FOX L T. 
 
 Ur.iy & Hobles, 
 Gr;iy Wm 
 McComh Jno, 
 Z dow Louis, 
 Hodges Jos, 
 Moore J A, 
 Addlcman A, 
 IjawBon Mrs E, 
 Lnomii L V, 
 Flint & Co, 
 FofiBfi H, 
 
 ORIFFENEM, 
 KELLY E FM; 
 
 Huhe Heury, 
 
 Schaefer G, 
 
 Kerwood J C, 
 
 Lambert J VV, 
 
 fioetz Henry, 
 
 Way (ico, 
 
 Winzcll k Campbell, 
 
 Karbstein Isidore, 
 
 B: con Bros, (Tuscarora), 
 
 OEBBER & ALTUBA, 
 STEINAKEE WILSON, 
 
 (Jiltnore Bros & Oakes, Tybo 
 
 BASS & McKAY, Virginia City 
 
 DICKMAN F, 
 
 Hancock Wm H, 
 
 MASEL & COi 
 
 Nye H A, " 
 
 Rosenbaum A, " 
 
 Strouse Mark, " 
 
 TUDSBURY&BISHOF. 
 
 Wiiters A T, " 
 
 7EI0LEB CHAS, 
 
 HiURM, 
 Pmctor & Gibson, 
 Liildle J & Co, 
 Meagly & Derkey, 
 Scott Jno T, 
 
 Wcodlwrry & Bourgnis, 
 Sevan D, 
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 POWERS BL. 
 
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 Genoa 
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 Grantville 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Jeft'erson 
 
 Morey 
 
 Piofihe 
 
 Reno 
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 Reveille 
 
 Ruby Hill 
 
 Silver City 
 II 
 
 Sutro 
 
 Treasure City 
 
 Tuscarora 
 
 Wadsworth 
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 Washington 
 
 White Rock 
 
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 MILLINERS. 
 
 Barnard Mr? J S, Austin 
 
 Brothers Misses, Canon City 
 
 CAVIHMESNA, 
 
 iSiddons L M, Canon City 
 
 Wagner Mrs M J, " 
 
 Welch Mrs B, Cherry Creek 
 
 WESTON MRS EMILY G, Elko 
 
 Christopher Mn A, Eureka 
 
 Baggs E, Pinto 
 
 Brown Miss Lizzie, Reno 
 
 Goodman Amelia, " 
 
 HARNEY M A, 
 
 Burner Mrs J F, Tuacarora 
 
 Cellier Mrs L, " 
 
 MoMASTER MRS R, " 
 
 CURRAN MRS HELEN E, (fancy 
 
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 Ernster Mrs F, " 
 
 Jackson Mrs L E, " 
 
 Jacnbsnn Mra 8, " 
 
 KENNEDY MRS E J, 
 
 Mayer Mrs F. *' 
 
 Perrin 4 Whyland, " 
 
 Purcell Miss N P, " 
 
 Watson MraH, " 
 
 Whyland M M, " 
 
 BROWN MRS J M, (fancy (;ood8). 
 
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 MINING COMPANIES. 
 
 Manhattan Silver Mining Co, (A A 
 
 Curtis supt), Austin 
 
 N Belle M & M Co, (R Jones sunt), 
 
 Belleville 
 Conrter J P, (supt El Dorado South 
 
 Con Mining Co,) Belmont 
 
 Falkinham J J, (supt Belmont Mining 
 
 Co,) 
 Blusdel H G Jr, (mining supt),Cambridge 
 Willis E R, (minini? mill), " 
 
 C C G & S M Co, (C A Watson supt), 
 
 Columbia 
 Collins Jno, (mining supt), Columbus 
 Hnuke F A, (supt Mt Diablo M & M 
 
 Co), 
 Drake Capt Frank, Ebcrhardt City 
 
 Rpwell Parley, (mill supt), " 
 
 Crowell G E, (agt Ellsworth mill), 
 
 EUsworl h 
 Haugh Danl, (supt Mexican mill), 
 
 Empire Cf.ey 
 Lavalliere R R,(8upt Brunswick mill), ' ' 
 Lngan H R, (supt Morgan mill), " 
 Alboin Con M Co, (E W Robertson 
 
 supt), 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Cavanau^u M G, (mining recorder), " 
 Eureka Con M Co, (Thos J Read 
 
 supt. W W Traylor secty), " 
 
 EUREKA TUiniEL CO, (Edward 
 
 Connor supt, E J Butler secty), " 
 JOSEPH MORRIS H, (supt Golden 
 
 Rule Mining Co), " 
 
 K K Con M Co, (John A Porter supt)," 
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 (Wm Arriugtonaupt), iilureka 
 
 Porter John A, (miniag engineer), " 
 ReadThos J, (supt of Eureka Con M 
 
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 Hichmond M Co of Nevada^ (R Rick- 
 
 srd supt, E Probert mauagiug di> 
 
 rector, H K Morrison secty ), ' ' 
 
 UTBY & SUNBEBBUiiaCON 
 
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 Bupt, James Wilson socty), " 
 
 SCOTT JOHN McG, (mining brok- 
 er), 
 Traylor W W, (sbcty Eureka Con M 
 
 Co), 
 WILSON JAMES, (secty Ruby & 
 Dunderborg Con M Co of Nevada)," 
 
 WEEN THOS, (prest Richmond 
 
 Milling Co), " 
 
 Yager Sc Willis, (quartz milI),Franktowii 
 Canavan Matt, (mining supt). Gold Hill 
 Curtis SamI, (miniag supt), " 
 
 Forman Chas, (mining supt), " 
 
 Hammock C, (mining supt), " 
 
 Hillyer M C, (mining supt), " 
 
 Holt Geo A, (mining supt), " 
 
 James I, (mining supt) " 
 
 Jones Samuel, (mining supt), " 
 
 Stevenson C C, (mining supt), " 
 
 Alexander M Jc M Co, (M 8a i Pedro 
 
 supb, Warner Craga secty) Grantville 
 Childs Geo T, (mill and mining agt), 
 
 Humiltan 
 Coulter Geo, (mining supt), 
 Fassett N C, (mining supt). 
 Flower W T, (mining su^it), 
 Henry M W, 
 Kendall J R, (mining supt Jennie A 
 
 & Black Rock Mining Co), " 
 
 Tyson Col, (mining supt), '* 
 
 New Philadelphia S M Co, Hot Creek 
 Raymond W H, (manager Ar^enta 
 
 M inning Co), Lodi 
 
 CrombieJC, (mining supt),Mineral Hill 
 Trippel A, (mining engineer), Morey 
 Torrey £beu P, (propr Hope quartz 
 
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 Potter Jno, Pintu 
 
 Dulf T R, (supt Meadow Valley M & 
 
 M Co), Pioche 
 
 Mills H, (supt Raymond & Ely mine)," 
 Corliss J H, (ming exp3rt,) Poeville 
 
 Griffin A D, (ming supt), " 
 
 Orr Water Ditch Co, Reno 
 
 Gila S M Co, Reveille 
 
 Kane JnoO, (supt Nevada State mill), 
 
 Hye Patch 
 Morrison A, (sv t Rye Patch mill), " 
 San Antonio Silver Mining Co, 
 
 San Antonio 
 Baldy G H, (mining recorder). 
 
 Treasure City 
 Finlay Wm, miuiug contractor, " 
 
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 Flynn John (mining supt). Treasure City 
 Lyons Moses, (mining supt,) " 
 
 Maxwell Wm, (supt E & A Mimnjr 
 
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 Paul S F, (mining engineer,) " 
 
 Argenta Mining Co, (L E Atchison 
 
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 Criiimonwealth Mining Company, 
 
 (J W Epley supt) " 
 
 Cowles GW M, jmining recorder,) " 
 Grand Prize Mining Company (J B 
 
 Dayton supt. ) 
 Lancaster A V, (quartz mill,) 
 McNALLT J, (mining supt,) 
 Navajo Mining Co, (J T May supt,) *' 
 North Belle Mining Co, (J VV Powell 
 
 supt,) " 
 
 Tuscarora M & M Co, (S B McDon- 
 ald supt,) " 
 Young America South Mining Co, 
 
 Ge.> Seitz supt, ) " 
 
 Tybo Con M Co, (J C Ogden,) Tybo 
 BOYLE E D,. (mining supt,) 
 
 Virginia City 
 Fair Jas C, (mining supt,) " 
 
 HUMBERT F A, (Bullion Mining 
 
 Co,) 
 JACKSON D H, (mining supt,) " 
 
 NEVADA AMALGAM REJOIN- 
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 Patton W H, (supt mines,) ,, 
 
 FENOYER H H, (supt mines,) " 
 Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Co, (A 
 
 G McKenzie supt,) " 
 
 Thomas C C, (mining supt,) " 
 
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 Ainsworth E D, 
 
 BROOKINS C J. 
 
 Cavanagh T, 
 Jessup F J, 
 
 COX JOHN, 
 
 Carson City 
 
 Reno 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 Winnemucca 
 
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 "MORNING AFFEAL," (N V 
 
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 "EUREKA SENXniEL," (Cas- 
 
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 "Carson Valley News," (A C Pratt 
 propr,) Genoa 
 
 "(^LD HILL BAIIT NEWS," 
 
 (News Publishing Co propr,) Gold Hill 
 "V'hite Pine News," (A Skillman 
 
 i)ropr,) Hamilton 
 
 'aradise Reporter," (H Warren 
 propr,) Paradise 
 
 •• Pioche Record, " Piochc 
 
 "NEVADA STATE JOURNAL." 
 
 (C C Powning propr,) Reno 
 
 "RENO EYENXNG GAZETTE," 
 
 (K L Fulton propr,) ' 
 
 " Lyon County Times," (T E Picotte 
 
 iiropr,) Silver City 
 
 "SUTRO INDEPENDENT." (F 
 
 B Mercer,) Sutro 
 
 "TUSCARORA TIMES," (Fair- 
 child & Dennis proprs), Tuscarora 
 
 "Tybo Sun," (Chas Garrett,) Tybo 
 
 DAILY TERRITORIAL EN- 
 TERPRISE." (H P Cohen busi- 
 ness manager,) Virginia City 
 
 "THE FCOTLIGHT," (DL 
 
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 "YIROINIA EVENING CHRON-i 
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 "Ward Miner, " (Mark W Musgrove, 
 propr,) Ward 
 
 "Ward Reflex," (R W Simpson, 
 propr,) " 
 
 "THE DAILY SILVER STATE. " 
 
 (J J Hill & Co propr,) Winnemucca 
 
 NOTARIES PUBLIC. 
 
 Patterson W M, 
 
 Gibson John S 
 Clayton J, 
 Abbott Chas E, 
 
 SMITH MART. 
 
 Trowbridge N S, 
 
 TURIN GEO. 
 
 Banks F X, 
 Ricketts A H, 
 
 Reno 
 
 Spring City 
 
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 Unionville 
 Virginia City 
 
 SHANNON P E,(abstractB of titles), " 
 STEARNS V I 
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 Williams A, " 
 
 Hauck Louis A, Ward 
 
 FISR A W, Winnemucca 
 
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 SOWER M & A, 
 
 Mills Mrs H A, 
 
 CHENOWETH CHAS. 
 
 Austin 
 
 Reno 
 
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 Dyer Chas A, 
 Reiser C B, 
 Granger W N, 
 Owen PVank, 
 Clark W G, 
 Mnrtin Chas, 
 
 ME&CHUM A D. 
 HOIOW R R. 
 HENLEY M S. 
 BAKER JOHN T, 
 
 Butler E J 
 Harmon F H, 
 
 HUBBARD G, 
 WISE F A. 
 Hauck Louis A, 
 Hoyt A V, 
 Rielley Jas, 
 Torrey Eben P, 
 Gorman Geo T, 
 Brown B F, 
 Cainp))ell Thompson, 
 Churchman Nye, 
 Oorman Geo 1. 
 
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 Battle Mountain 
 
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 HOPKINS R T, Austin 
 
 McC lane B W, Candelana 
 
 CAGWIN & ALLEN, Caraon City 
 Calisher Bros, Eureka 
 
 DAVIDSON WE, 
 
 Thorburn D, Gold Hill 
 
 Starr Thos, Hamilton 
 
 Gather W J, Tuscarora 
 
 CORKER & CO, 
 FAIRCHILD & ENNOR, 
 
 PAINTERS. 
 
 DORSEY T J, 
 OTT GEO L, ' 
 ROBERTSON Wm, 
 
 Jewett & Miller, 
 Fisher Geo 
 
 HOLT & COFFIN, 
 
 Updike k Clark, 
 Bowen J, 
 Oheen L, 
 Hamilton T J, 
 WoodruflF L D, 
 Finney W T, 
 leaner D L, (glazier), 
 Lovejoy J A, 
 Moriarty D A, 
 
 Gold Hill 
 
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 Pioche 
 
 Poeville 
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 Virginia City 
 
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 Monaco Louis, 
 Tandy & Cook, 
 JSeala A J, 
 SOE & LEE, 
 PETERSON C E, 
 
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 HAMMOND J S. (surgeon), Austin 
 HuntsiTian J A, 
 Scott M P. 
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 SPONOOLE F M, Battle Mountain 
 Moore !S Urunt Belmont 
 
 HaU A C, Carlin 
 
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 FOX J W, (s urge on), . Carson City 
 KEABNEf WM J, (surgeon), 
 Lee 8 L, 
 
 SMART J S M, 
 
 White J F, 
 MarroIteA, 
 Lucas G L, 
 Mtii^ J J, 
 Bishop A C, 
 Chamblin M E, 
 
 DE LA MATTR E B, 
 NESBITT J A, 
 OWEN J R N, 
 
 Kockman Mj 
 
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 THOMAS a H, 
 
 Williams Jamep, 
 
 BOWLING C, 
 
 TocUl D B, 
 
 Anderson A, 
 
 Hall J U, \ 
 
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 Callahan J .1, 
 
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 Hagar Henry, 
 
 Leavitt G 1, 
 
 Richardson A S. 
 
 Blackwood Chas W, 
 
 Powell J W, 
 
 Barker D H, 
 
 Bergman W, 
 
 Bishop S, 
 
 HOGAN H H, (surgeon). 
 
 Snow T N, 
 
 Lukens J H, 
 
 IJurgi P, 
 
 Zabi iskie C B, 
 
 Brierly C B, 
 
 Drake F N, 
 
 Huntingdon T W, 
 
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 De Forrest Mrs Brown, 
 
 ENGELS F H, (surgeon), 
 
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 Guffin J A, «« 
 
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 WAGONER F B, (surgeon) 
 
 Wadsworth 
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 Hagar H, Ward 
 
 Rockmu!! M, " 
 
 Hanson T C, Winuemucca 
 
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 Mcader B H, 
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 Carson City 
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 GAVm GEO, Eureka 
 
 BroM II J J, Virginia City 
 
 PEASLEY A, 
 
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 Weanor John, Cherry Creek 
 
 FISH HENRY (vegetables), Pinto 
 
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 CHARLES R H, Virginia City 
 
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 Columbia 
 
 Coliimbua 
 
 Cornucopia 
 
 Dayton 
 
 Deeth 
 
 Downey ville 
 
 Duckwater 
 
 Eberhardt City 
 
 Elko 
 
 Ellsworth 
 
 Ely 
 
 Empire City 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Fort McDennitt 
 
 Franktown 
 
 Golconda 
 
 Gold Hill 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Hike 
 
 Humboldt 
 
 Huntington 
 
 Jefferson 
 
 Junctioi. 
 
 PRINTERS-JOB. 
 
 Robinson M, 
 BROWN D L, 
 
 Carson City , 
 Virginia City 
 
 COZZENS DAVENPORT, Lewis 
 EMMONS H C, Lovelocks 
 
 CRAIG J S. 
 GOULD J, 
 ISBELLT J, 
 RANDOLPH MF, 
 
 Marchant Jno, 
 
 FINDLAT A M, 
 BOWMAN ED, 
 FISH FENRY, 
 
 Meyers 'las F, 
 
 JAMISON S M, 
 TAYLOR J H, 
 
 Lnmhert J W, 
 
 SNOW WM. 
 BORLAND J H, 
 
 Court Charles, 
 Bonhu .1 F, 
 
 WEINER BEN 
 BLACEMER C F, 
 CARLOW WH 
 
 Kichai-ds J W, 
 Shel.loii H H, 
 Burton Bros, 
 
 GOBBEL A W. 
 
 Baltly G H, 
 
 FAIRCHILDOLC, 
 TURIN GEO, 
 
 Liive,'a Pablo, 
 Adkison A D, 
 
 FOWLER EDWIN, 
 COLEMAN J W G, 
 HAMILL R02T, 
 
 Burette V J, 
 
 MOORE ASA. 
 
 llobms Frank C, 
 
 Mason Valley 
 
 Mill City 
 
 Mineral Hill 
 
 Moroy 
 
 Palisailc 
 
 Panaca 
 
 Paradise 
 
 Pinto 
 
 Pioche 
 
 Reno 
 
 Reveille 
 
 Ruby Hill 
 
 Ruby Valley 
 
 Rye Patch 
 
 San Antonio 
 
 Sheephcud 
 
 Sheridan 
 
 Silver City 
 
 Spring City 
 
 Stillwater 
 
 Sutro 
 
 Tecoma 
 
 Toana 
 
 Treasure City 
 
 Tuscarora 
 
 Tybo 
 
 Unionville 
 
 Virglr.!!* City 
 
 Wadswoith 
 
 \^'a8hingt(<n 
 
 Well 
 
 White Rock 
 
 Willow Point 
 
 Winuemucoai 
 
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 RAILROAD REPRESENTA- 
 TIVES. ' 
 
 BROWN JAMES, {ayt C P R R), 
 
 Battle Mountain 
 Falkinham J J, (agt E & P R K Co), 
 
 Belmont 
 Coddington G W, (division supt C 
 
 P R R), Carlin 
 
 Kuhn R A, (train dispatcher C P 
 
 R 11), 
 Washeim D, (agfc C P R R), " 
 
 Bonder 1) A, (freight and passenger 
 
 agt V & T R R), Carson City 
 
 Hunter H, (master transportation), " 
 King J R, (train dispatcher), " 
 
 Yerington H M, (supt V & T R R), " 
 Chapman H, (agt G P R R), 
 
 Eaglo Salt Works 
 McBRIDE^J A, (agt C P R R). Elko 
 Cobb W H M, (agt V & T R R), 
 
 Empire City 
 
 EUREKA & PALISADE R K, 
 
 (P Everts suT)i;rintoiuii)iit), Eu 
 Fast J L, (agl- E & P R R), 
 
 LAWLER T F, (general freight, 
 pasHonger and ticket agent E & P 
 R R). 
 GRADY J D, (agt C P R R),Golconda 
 Keeler A T, (agt V & T 11 R), Gold Hill 
 Clark G J, (agt C P U U), Humboldt 
 Meloy E R, (agt C P R R), " 
 
 EMMONS H C, (agent C P R R), 
 
 Lovelocks 
 WardBF, (agt E & P R R), 
 
 Mineral Station 
 Rusing E S, (agt C P R R), Oreana 
 
 Bailey O H P, (agt C P R R), Palisade 
 Lawler T F, (gen pass'r and ticket 
 
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 Boynton C H, (ticket agt C P R R), Reno 
 Hig!,nns H W, (freight agt C P and 
 
 V & T R Rs), «« 
 
 Phillipps W D,(tickct agt C P R R),'- 
 Borlaml Jno, (agt C P R R), Rye Patch 
 Trowbridge N S, (agt E P R R), Tybo 
 Ryan P R, (ticket agt V & T R R), 
 
 V rtiiuia City 
 Hunter D, (agt C P R R), Wadsworth 
 White J H, (train dispatcher P 
 
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 HANCHETT J C. (agt C P R R), 
 
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 Young J N, (agt C P R R), Winnemucca 
 
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 MOUNSLU LAHBEET & GO, 
 
 Eureka 
 Barber S K, 
 PAULDma WH, 
 stump Jno H, 
 
 TJRTON W J & CO, 
 STEABNS N, 
 
 Williams A, 
 
 Lewis R W, Winnemucca 
 
 Poeville 
 Tuscarora 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 Cornucopia 
 
 Eberhardt City 
 
 Elko 
 
 Eureka 
 
 RESTAURANTS. 
 
 Bertina Chas, Alpha 
 
 AH ftTTONQ, Austin 
 
 GLAHN ffiEBTBY, (United States)," 
 Lonsfcalot Louis, " 
 
 Altenburg Adam, Battle Mountain 
 
 Ostrander W H, Belleville 
 
 Mestriean Alex, Belmont 
 
 Saul Jno, BuUionsville 
 
 CANTON EDWARD, Carlin 
 
 looser Geo, " 
 
 CLESOVICH MITCHEL, Carson City 
 
 EFSTEm LOUIS, 
 
 Hunt J, 
 
 Kirby Mrs H M, 
 
 Welch Saml E, 
 
 Parker Geo F, Cherry Creek 
 
 Barry & Kerney Misses, Columbus 
 
 Hock Charley, 
 
 Orr Wm, 
 
 Ahem Nora, 
 
 BABTLETT V C, 
 
 Brown Mrs J, 
 
 FiakeChasH, 
 
 Godfrey Mr s Li zzie, 
 
 OBEGOVIGH SFISO, (French), 
 
 Lachman Benj, 
 
 MA&TIM WM, (chop house), 
 
 Moch Mrs Jno A, 
 
 Parmeiiko & Ballich, 
 
 Bobles Frank, 
 
 Schneller Christ, 
 
 ZANOW WM, 
 
 Becker J P, 
 
 DTJFHRET GEOBGE, 
 
 Molitor Jno, 
 Naylor W H, 
 Vetterlin Fred, 
 Norwood Mrs T, 
 Murdock Mrs H, 
 Wanl B F, 
 Baum E M, 
 Gibfred & Brisacher, 
 Kipe Dick, 
 
 BBADT THOMAS, 
 
 Craig Mrs C, 
 
 Dalton P, 
 
 Hawkins Helen, 
 
 Kahn S ft Co, 
 
 LANG MISS LIZZIE, 
 
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 Fountain L, 
 Ripley J H, 
 Allen Wm, 
 Bliss Mrs L M, 
 Cassidy J P, 
 Liacomb Mrs A M, 
 Morrison & McLean, 
 Plunkett T 0, 
 Smith G & Co, 
 Tipple C, 
 Knight Gee, 
 Lee Jno, 
 Luse L S, 
 
 BAURANPftGO, 
 
 Carrere P, 
 Channell J H, 
 
 DONOGHUE W, 
 
 Evan s Bros , 
 
 FTTZMIER & ABMBRirST, 
 
 Hayes Mrs Delia, 
 
 Heifron Thos, 
 
 Heinrich F, 
 
 Jepson T, 
 
 LAMOTT y F (chop houM), 
 
 McDcnald M E, 
 
 McGivney Mrs M, 
 
 MONACO & DELPin, 
 
 Money Annie, 
 
 Orser W H, 
 
 Rieffel & Delpui, 
 
 Sattenberger J, 
 
 Wiedmann & Friskner, 
 
 YOUNG J S (Brooklyn), 
 
 Youngworth Mrs A, 
 
 Gillespie P, 
 
 Barrett Mrs F (oysters), 
 
 Sommerlott Chas, 
 
 Taylor & Co, 
 
 Weiss A Summerlott, 
 
 Byrnes P M, 
 
 Sheriff M, 
 
 VANNAMEEWJ, 
 
 Gritzner A, 
 
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 Van Skiver Jno, 
 
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 Murphy B F, 
 
 Reno 
 
 SAWMILLS. 
 
 Price W E, 
 Pray A W, 
 Borrotte J S, 
 
 Frank towr 
 
 Glenbrook 
 
 White Rork 
 
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 CLARSIFIED. 
 
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 SEWING MACHINES. 
 
 YfELLEEL L A, Austin 
 
 Ainsworth E D, Carson City 
 
 Joannes Wm, Eureka 
 
 YEATESELUAH S & CO, Tusoarora 
 Davis Geo P, Virginia City 
 
 DOYEN H J, 
 Oats Wm H, 
 
 SHEARER W D (Singer), 
 YAPLE FRANK, (White and New 
 
 Home), 
 Fanner J, White Rock 
 
 SOAP WORKS. 
 
 COMMERCIAL SOAP WOREiS, 
 
 (Zcigler & Crampton 
 
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 Virginia City 
 
 SODA WORKS. 
 
 Bromonkampf & Regli, 
 
 KNAPP P & CO, 
 
 Eureka 
 Virginia City 
 
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 BELMONT STAGE LINE (Geo 
 
 H W Crockett agent), Austin 
 
 6BANTVILLE STAGE LINE 
 
 (Geo H W Crockett agent), " 
 
 Clugage & Parker, Battle Mountain 
 
 Robertson Alex, " 
 
 Trolson John, Belmont 
 
 Cain W, Cambridge 
 
 BENTON J M (Lake Tahoc Stage 
 
 ami City Bus Line), Carson City 
 
 U S Stage Co (F Clugage supt), " 
 
 CLUOAGE & PARKER, Elko 
 
 VANDRIELEN W C, 
 FEATHERSTIX H, Ely 
 
 BOWLING C, Fort McDermitt 
 
 McC'imkey George P, Hamilton 
 
 BROWN J W (Eureka and Ruby 
 Hill stages), Ruby Hill 
 
 MIKEL & SANFORD ^^ reka 
 
 and Ruby Hill stages), " 
 
 S & V .Stage Co, Sutro 
 
 SMITH MART, Tuscaroraj 
 
 Griffiths J I, Tybo 
 
 Miller G W & Ero, Uuionville 
 
 Dayton Stage Cv \Dalla8 & Sy- | 
 
 momls). Virginia City 
 
 VmOINU & GOLD HILL BUS 
 
 LINE (Bennett Bros pre a), " 
 
 U S Stage Co, " 
 
 UTAH, IDAHO AND OREGON 
 STAGE CO (Salisbury, Hailey & 
 Co proprs), Winnemucca 
 
 STATE OFFICERS. 
 
 KinkeFd John H, governor, Carson City 
 Adams J W, lieut governor, " 
 
 Babcopk Jasper, secretary of state, " 
 HALLOCK J F, state controller, 
 Crockett L L, state treasurer. 
 Murphy M A, attorney general, 
 Hatch A J, surveyor general, 
 Batterman C C, warden prison, 
 Beatty W H, chief justice, " 
 
 Hawley T P, associate justice, " 
 
 Leonard R, associatejustlce, " 
 
 BICSNELL CHAS F, clerk su- 
 preme court, " 
 
 SrONE QUARRIES. 
 
 DE LA MATYR J E, Eureka 
 
 STOVES AND TINWARE. 
 
 PARKER W H, Austin 
 
 SMITH & STARRATT, 
 WEITMAN FRANK & CO, 
 
 Battle Mountain 
 Carson City 
 Elko 
 Reno 
 Tusoarora 
 Virginia City 
 
 Mills R, 
 AINLEY JOHN, 
 
 Busch Fred, 
 Johnson Robert, 
 
 PEASLEYA, 
 
 Treat & McDonald, 
 
 YOUNG JACOB JR, 
 WOODRW, 
 
 Winnemucca 
 
 SURVEYORS. 
 
 Westcoatt N, 
 Mivthey A, 
 McGill Wm A, 
 
 TAILORS. 
 
 BARGON MARTIN, 
 PREUSS FRANK, 
 BOSKOWITZF, 
 HAYES B, 
 JACOB A. 
 JOHNSON FRANK, 
 
 Swanson Otto, 
 
 BARNET ROBERT, 
 
 Carvalaho Alex, 
 Kuehn Ernst, 
 
 LANGSTROFF JACOB B, 
 
 Lovich Chas, 
 Schiller Jacob^ 
 Stede Henry, 
 Adams R, 
 Kolster F, 
 
 PECHNER ROBERT fi, 
 
 Rafael A, 
 Jacob S, 
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 Eureka 
 Morey 
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 Austin 
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 Carson City 
 
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 Eureka 
 
 Hamilton 
 
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 Davis L B, 
 
 JBOUEFELD C, 
 
 Friedlander G, 
 Hinch S, 
 LESERJOHN, 
 
 Marshall Thos, 
 Moaher J, 
 Newbercer A, 
 
 FOSTKj^LIONEOM, 
 SIEGELD, 
 
 Tyrrell K, 
 Usher S, 
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 BLEDSOE J B. 
 XANDULSKI T, 
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 TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. 
 
 Millar Geo E(manager W U Tel Co), 
 
 Austin 
 Davis Walter, (manager W U Tel 
 
 Co,) Battle Mountain 
 
 T<rolson John (W U Tel Co), Belmont 
 i'ABRELL J F (manager W U 
 
 Tel Co), Carson City 
 
 Lithorp John (manager W U Tel 
 
 Co), Dayton 
 
 Chapman H (W U Tel opr). 
 
 Eagle Salt Works 
 Fitzgerald T W (W U Tel opr), 
 Poel Edwin (manager VV U Tel Co), Elko 
 Cobb VV H M (agt W U Tel Co), 
 
 Empire City 
 Spinner Wm (agt \V U Tel Co), P^ureka 
 Lovell J V (agt W U Tel Co), Hamilton 
 Clark G J (tel opr), Humboldt 
 
 Meloy E R (agt A & P Tel Co), 
 Ward B F (opr Tel Co), Mineral Station 
 Watson E M (manager W U Tel 
 
 office). Paradise 
 
 Boll Frank D W(supt VV U Tel Co), 
 
 lleno 
 Kichards J W (VV U Tel opr),Stillwater 
 Clark E M (agent VV U Tel Co), 
 
 Tuscarora 
 Seuf Geo (manager VV U Tel office), 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 LANOEB J (musical director of 
 Piper's Opera House), Virginia City 
 
 FIPEB'S OPERA HODTSE (John ^ 
 
 Piper propr), «• 
 
 TINSMITHS. 
 
 WEITJIAN^FBANK & CO 
 
 (roofers). Battle Mountain 
 
 OAVnr OEOBOE, Eureka 
 
 Thompson J M, Reno 
 
 Sandrock & Co, Virginia City 
 
 Wilson R, Wlite Rock 
 
 UNDERTAKERS. 
 
 SCHWIN WM, 
 
 BROWN & GooDnro, 
 
 HASKELL WF, 
 
 Austin 
 Elko 
 Eureka 
 Gold HUl 
 
 THEATERS. 
 
 Byron VV VV (Public Hall), Dayton 
 
 Theatre Hull (J J Dallas propr), 
 
 MOLINELLI, LAMBERT & CO, 
 
 (liiHHix'n Eureka Hall), 
 
 NEVADA THEATRE, 
 
 COBB WALTER, 
 
 Litchtield & Thurman, 
 
 Bush Henry, Hamilton 
 
 SANDERS & NEALE, Keno 
 
 Brown C M, Virginia City 
 
 CONBOIE & CO, " "' 
 
 Wilson Mrs A A, " 
 
 BARNES H J, Winnemucca 
 
 UPHOLSTERERS. 
 
 CAMPBELL F C, Virginia City 
 
 UNITED STATES OFFICERS. 
 
 Hillyer E W, U S district judge, 
 
 Carson City 
 
 Harris C N, reg U S land effice, " 
 
 Crawford J, supt U S mint, " 
 
 CARPENTER HARVEY, re- 
 ceiver U S land office. Eureka 
 
 McMARTIN JAMES, register U 
 .S land office, " 
 
 SHANNON A E, deputy collector 
 internal revenue and U S commis- 
 sioner, " 
 
 VARIAN C S, U S district atty, Reno 
 
 MAXSON H B, U S deputy min- 
 eral surveyor, " 
 
 Ash Augustus, U S marshal, 
 
 Vi^inia City 
 
 WRINKLE L F J, U S deputy 
 mineral surveyor, " 
 
 VARIETIES. 
 
 HOPKINS R T, 
 HOWARD JAS T, 
 
 Lem;.ire & Lucas, 
 Emerson (Jeo VV, 
 Esscr & Stimler, 
 McChine B W, 
 Eiirekaj Jackson VV A, 
 Keno I Cohn Isaac, 
 
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 Onilloa James, 
 Leeser Mrs D, 
 Poplin Mrs j\ 
 Weaver Bros. 
 Oallup H, 
 Thorburn D, 
 iji Taylor Of, 
 KM Touhey .Jerry. 
 \l Ramsdell E B 
 
 BROpKINS C I 
 
 Cuuniiigham J M 
 McClelland 4 Sim 
 Meyer Emanuel. 
 B lynton E R, 
 Ditttlebaum P (gf 
 
 Lammon Geo I, 
 
 Palmer Chas m' 
 
 Rosenbaum I (secoi 
 laylor Wm, 
 
 FOWLER EDWI 
 
 Powers R, **^"* 
 
 Dudley N, 
 
 Oppenheim M (toys) 
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 Taylor John, 
 li'Tke B (carriage 
 
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 WALL I 
 
 ^"REDERICKS JAS 
 
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 (3 I WHIOHT J A, 
 
 I, I ItiwuI c VV, 
 jjj! MoLiii-hliu'H C, 
 !*l Mo.istT Abe 
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 >^i 'f'Jielle Joseph. 
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 Eureka 
 
 Onilioz James, 
 Leeaer Mra D, 
 Popliti Mrs J, 
 Weaver Bros, 
 Gallup H, 
 Thorburn D, 
 Taylor F, 
 Touhey Jerry, 
 Ramadell E B, 
 
 BROOKmS C J, 
 
 Cunuiugham J M, 
 McClelland & Simpson, 
 Meyer Emanuel, 
 
 B)yixtonER, 
 
 Dattlebaum F (second-hand cluth 
 
 ing), Virginia City 
 
 Lammon Geo I, " 
 
 Valmor Chas M, " 
 
 Rosenbaum I (second-hand goods), " 
 Taylor Wm, 
 
 FOOLER EDWIN. 
 
 Powers K, 
 
 Dudley N, 
 
 Oppeiiheim M (t'^ys), 
 Sabine Jas E 
 
 Gold Hill 
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 Grantville 
 
 Lewis 
 Reno 
 
 Treasure City 
 Tuacarura 
 
 Wads worth 
 
 Washoe C-'ity 
 
 Wells 
 
 Winnemucca 
 
 WAGONS. 
 
 AINLET JOHN, 
 
 WAGONMAKERS. 
 
 Elko 
 
 Harris Chas, 
 Manning W, 
 Sabine Jas E, 
 
 Virginia City 
 Winnemucoa 
 
 WATCHMAKERS AND JEW- 
 ELERS. 
 
 Ohlander J A, Belmont 
 
 Siddotis L L, Carson City 
 Steler P, Eureka 
 
 Straus Julius, " 
 
 WILHELM EDWAllBS, 
 
 Wray Chas, 
 Olseu Carl, 
 Fox M, 
 
 Goodspeed L C, 
 Davidson S N, 
 Frederick I, 
 OOEaOEL WM, 
 SCHARLIN J A, 
 Walker W A, 
 Chateluiu Einil, 
 Rothenbucher J, 
 Schofieia R G, 
 Murphy E, 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Panaoa 
 
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 Reno 
 
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 Winnemucca 
 
 Fox Jacob, 
 Uaiidall J, 
 I'^lwanU Geo W, 
 Cwlorholm Jno S, 
 Noyea C D, 
 Tiiylor Jolin, 
 liiirke B (carriage 
 
 Gold Hill 
 
 Panaca 
 
 Paradise 
 
 Reno 
 
 Tuscarora 
 
 manufacturer), 
 
 Virginia City 
 LTvejoy J A (carriagomakor), " 
 
 (Uaildiug A L, Wadjworth 
 
 I'ort A (wheelwright). Wells 
 
 BARMBY THOMAS, Winnemucca 
 
 WALL PAPER. 
 
 FREDERICKS JAS & FRANK, 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 WATCHES AND JEWELRY. 
 
 WRIGHT J A, 
 
 I'rKMul C \V, 
 MoLiujiiiliii H C, 
 ModsiT Abe, 
 Ia' Baa y, 
 l)j Kclle Joseph, 
 Yeates E S & Co, 
 Butch & Pratt, 
 Frederick M M, 
 Guard A, 
 
 WATER COMPANIES. 
 
 Foster Wm (supt), Austin 
 
 LiJdle Samuel (agent), Hamilton 
 
 RUBY HILL WATER WORKS 
 
 (W B Harrub propr, T H Pear- 
 son supt), Ruby Hill 
 
 Tuacarora Water Co (Babcock & 
 B icon), Tuscarora 
 
 VIRGINLA AND GOLD HILL 
 
 WATER CO, Virginia City 
 
 Wiiiaomucca Water Works, 
 
 Winnemucca 
 
 WOOD AND COAL. 
 
 HAYNIEJW& CO, 
 
 Price W E, 
 
 GALLAGHER THOS. 
 URTON W J & CO. 
 
 Foulks & Luwia, 
 
 Carson City 
 
 Fraiiktowa 
 
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 Bounded ou the north by Washington Territory, on the south by Cal "omia, on 
 the east by Idaho and on the west by the Pacific Ocean, across whost i)undless 
 waters are anually exported the multifarious products of her remarkably fertile 
 soil. It is situated between the42d and 4tith parallels of north latitude and 116th 
 and 124th meridians of west longitude, having an average length east and west of 
 3G0 miles and an average breadth of 260 miles, cr an area of U5,274 square 
 miles, or 60,355,360 acres, most of which are susceptible of high cultiv.ation. 
 Tiie number of counties at present is only twenty-three, a suodivision that 
 necessitates a sacrifice of cunveuicuce on the part of a great many 
 resident taxpayers, yet this is rjudered essential onaccount of her sphere 
 population, which is only placed at 150,000. When the fact is noted that 
 her climate is genial, her sanitary condition excellent and her resources almost 
 illimitable, the average " philosopher " finds a theme for his profound mind that 
 battles his comprehension and he must needs conclude that the people of foreign 
 countries "are not dead but merely sloepeth." Iter forests are supplied with an 
 unlimited growth of timber, than which for r.U purposes none other in the world 
 is superior, a fact that demands from " away down Kast " will attest ; her moun- 
 tains teem with the " glittering ore " and are possessed the year round with a lux- 
 ui'iuut growth of nutritious grasses, and her valleys offer advantages to the horti- 
 culturist, the viniculturist and the husbandman that deserve the attention of eve y 
 one in search of land for profitable cultivation. Through the enterprise of 
 the State Immigration Bureau, comprising iutelligent, wide-awake men of keen 
 discernment and practical minds, alive to the interests of the class for whom it 
 was inaugurated, an immigration of industrious people has been turned to this 
 Eldorado that must result in a rapid and permanent development ere the dawning 
 future " wears the cap of age." In that quarter of the State which lies east of 
 the Cascade range of mountains experiments in fruit and grain culture have fiatter- 
 ingly demonstrated that this is a land of plenty, while browsing herds of cattle. 
 Hocks of sheep and bands of horses, in excellent condition, attest with pleasing 
 etfect the ricluicss of the soil and the hcalthfulness of the climate. Instances are 
 known where the " fructifying hand of nature," assisted by the labor of man, has- 
 confirmed the opinion that a yield of 75 bushels of wheat to the acre is indeed a 
 "stern reality," and too without t/iorowjk cultivation. The pursuit of stock- 
 raising has never, we believe, been attended with any but satisfactory results, 
 while nulling, as yet, comparatively, in its infancy, has been successfully carried 
 ou. Large returns have been the reward of investments in that direction, and we 
 but echo the views of those " who know whereof they speak " when we predict 
 for the mining interests a prominent place amongst the commercial features of this 
 great commonwealth. With information truthfully given, with reliable authority 
 for the guidance of those who contemplate a removal to the Far West, with such 
 measures adopted as will secure to the person who comes remuneration for his 
 labor, what is there left but a crown of sparkling jewels for this fair maiden of 
 the Pacific North-west ' The products of the soil are carried to every nation oib 
 the globe, and the superiority of the flour made from the wheat of this section to 
 that of all others in the Union is conceded in the leading markets. Her flour has 
 given Oregon a fame that will last through all time, while her fruits are acknowl- 
 edged to be inferior to none in the world. Indeed her geographical, position, it has 
 been gloriously proven, is particularly advantageous to her fruit-growing interests. 
 Nowhere under the broad canopy of heaven can there be found fruit that will com- 
 pare in quality with that of the Willamette valley, while in point of size there ia 
 no section of the world that has aspired to the attainment which this region can 
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 comments most favorably on their generous natures. The scenic features of 
 the *' Webfoot State " are multifarious and varied in their nature. Some of the 
 most sublime and awe-inspiring mountain scenery within the confines of the 
 Republic is to be found along the shores of the Columbia river, a stream that is 
 noted alike for its beauty nnd its possession of the finest fish in the world. It is 
 from this classic stream that the best salmon find their way to all ports of the 
 globe and "tickle the palates of the epicure." The canneries that line its shores 
 afford employment to an army of men several months in the year and are a source 
 of great revenue to the State. The water-power derived from the Willamette and 
 Columbia and other streams is suiiicieut to drive the machinery of the world. 
 This means of motive power invites the attention of manufacturers and offers 
 special inducement to c pital. A few years more and the hum of machinery 
 throughout the length and breadth of this vast domain will be as familiar as nur- 
 sery rhymes, and the music of thousands of spindles will be added to the harmo- 
 nious sounds of rushing waters and the ring of metals. The future is bright, the 
 promise is bountiful, and a realization of "great expectations " must be the happy, 
 joyous resultant of Oregon's merits. 
 
 The system of public schools of the State is claimed to bo superior and the 
 interest ti.ken in tlieir welfare is truly in keeping with the enlightenment and 
 broad intelligence of her people, who seem to be endowed with the belief that 
 "knowl^ge is , ower " indeed. The State University at 1 igene City is a hand- 
 some brick building and speaks volumes in praise of the citizens. The instructors 
 are i.ble nnd compet.nt, and by their energy in exacting proficiency in the branches 
 taui ht exhibit a degree of experience that reflects greatly to their credit. The 
 Willamette University, at Salem, is among the leading institutions of learning, 
 and in point of age takes front rank. Besides these two, thei-e are colleges located 
 at Corvallis, Philomath, Monmouth and McMinville. 
 
 RAILROADS AND OTHER LINES. 
 
 At present the number of miles of railway in operation in the State will not ex- 
 ceed 350, though there are plans afoot that, when carried to completion, will add 
 largely to her railway system, which is as yet in its incipiency. For some unac- 
 countable reason foreign capital has not anxiously sought investment here, yet 
 with an increase in settlements of the "Eastern country" the facilities for trans- 
 portation must be augmented, and the "remedy of rapidity" can be found only in 
 "lines of steel and the iron horse." 
 
 THE OREGON AND CALIFORNIA 
 
 Follows the banks of the Willamette River from East Portland to Eugene City, 
 thence into the Umpqua Valley to Roseburg, a distance of 200 miles. This enter- 
 prise was inaugurated in the year 186J), in which 20 miles of the road was built, the 
 remainder having been constructed three years afterwards. Since 1872 Roseburg 
 has been the southern terminus, and it is thought it will continue to lie for some 
 time to come. It has been intimated that the Central Pacific was eager to obtain 
 control of the line, but owing to some "hidden understanding" that gigantic cor- 
 poration has been made to "grunt and sweat" under the decision of the magnats 
 of the "little railroad. " It is intimated also that the consideration which pre- 
 vented the sale of the road was the purchase of the company's steamers which ply 
 between San Francisco and Portland. The road was built by Benjamin Holliday 
 with Gr3nnin capital, on wliicli the interest could not be paid for some reason 
 and it accordingly reverted to the bondholders, who now ow n and operate it, and 
 from whose earnings the payment of dividends annually is made. The land grant- 
 ed by government to secure its construction was 1,500,000 acres — no other subsidy 
 having been secured. The rolling stock is in excellent repair, the roadbed is in 
 good condition and its depots are comparatively good. The lands of the company 
 are superior and are held at low rates and sold on reasonable terms. Every facil- 
 ity and every courtesy is shown the land hunter by the company, who have 
 spared no pains and expended vast amounts of money to secure the permanent 
 progress of the State, and to whom the credit of her importance is greatly due. 
 
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 Besides these lines, there is a narrow jguage road running through Yamhill county 
 for a distance of 30 miles, built by private capital for the convenience of citizmu 
 of that county alone 
 
 THE NORTH PACIFIC 
 
 Is now under course of construction, with a prospect of completion at an early day. 
 The original survey locates this line's western terminus at Seattle, on Puget 
 Sound, Washington Territory, though the citizens of Portland are strenuously 
 working to the end that that city may secure the much coveted prize. It is the 
 intention of the company to complete 100 miles of the road by Fall of the present 
 year (1880), or from the Cascades, on the Columbia, to Wallula, and with this 
 object in view they have employed a large force of men, who are actively engaged 
 in tho good work as we write. 
 
 THE OREOON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION COMPANY 
 
 Was quite recently organized with a capital of $6,000,000, and which is the out- 
 growth really of a consolidation of the O. S. S. Co. and the 0. S. N. Co., two pow- 
 erful and wealthy corporations, with the above-named lines of railway. This com- 
 pany now controls the bulk of the traffic of the State, and to it is greatly due th& 
 credit of extensive internal improvements. The steamers owned and run by it are 
 thirty-four in number,some of which, especially the sea-going vessels, are elegantly 
 appointed and well equipped, lieing built of iron and of perfect model, and noted 
 for their fleetness. Those which ply on the Willamette and Columbia Bivers are 
 very handsomely furnished and make excellent time. Every courtesy is shown to 
 the patrons by the efficient and polite employes. To the traveler who visits 
 the "Web-foot State," cither on business or pleasure, we cordially suggest that bis 
 trip is incomplete unless the pass&gc of her greatest rivers has been made. 
 
 THE P. C. S. CO. 
 
 This company is another "power in the land," though it seems contented with an 
 equal division of the net proceeds of tho business of the lines which monopolize tho 
 trade coming from sea navigation. It has but one steamer, the "State of Cali- 
 fornia," plying between San Francisco and Portland, but she is inferior to none in 
 points of safety, comfort and speed, being, indeed, the fleetest steamer on that 
 route. Her best record from San Francisco to Portland, a distance of 700 miles, 
 is 45 hours, or an averag*> speed of 15 5-9 miles an hour, which is rarely beaten 
 by the fastest steamers of the Atlantic board. 
 
 THE INDEPENDENT STEAMBOAT CONPANY 
 
 Has a line of nicely appointed steamers navigating the Willamette river, leaving 
 Portland for the upper towns each morning at G o clock. U B Scott, Esq, a pio- 
 neer steamboatman, is president, and Mr. Z. J. Hatch is secretary of the Company, 
 both polite and efficient officers. 
 
 The Buchanan brothers also run steamers up the Yamhill river, making regu- 
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 Adamsville. 
 
 Evans J S, blacksmith 
 
 Joseph Jos H, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
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 Albany, 
 
 LINN COUNTY. 
 Albany is the county seat J nd con 
 tains about 3,000 people. It is situated 
 on the Willamette River and 0. i- C. 1. 
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 upon tho country surrounding it. It 
 has a number of flouring mills, saw- 
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 the proprietor of the Albany Iron 
 Works, has an establishment equal to 
 any in the State. Wate» jpower is fur- 
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 by means of a canal 15 miles hmg. Al- 
 bany has two hotels, the Revere House 
 and St Charles — both good houses. 
 Three weekly newspapers, the "Henild," 
 "Register" and "Democrat," Theprin- 
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 ALPHABmOALLT. 
 
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 "ALBANT HERALD," Pottinger, 
 Barnes & Steele, proprs 
 
 ALBANY IRON & BRASSWORKS. 
 
 C C Cherry, propr 
 ALLEN, ROBH^N & CO, sawmill 
 
 ALEXANDER W F, physician 
 
 Anderson Anders, cooper 
 
 BALLARD ISAM & CO. flour mill 
 
 Baldwin J W, atty at law 
 
 Baltimore W U, groceries 
 
 Baum £d, varieties, books and station- 
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 Baumgart M, liquors 
 
 BELLANOER £, brewery 
 
 Bentley J W, bootmaker 
 
 BLAIN L £, clothing, hats and caps, 
 boots and shoes, gents furnishing 
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 Blevins & Powell, millinery and fancy 
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 Bough ton H J, physician 
 
 Boyle E, bootmaker 
 
 BRIGOS JOHN, stoves and tinware 
 
 Brown J J & Son, boots and shoes 
 
 Brown M V, propr "Democrat" 
 
 Br uce J, c ounty treasurer 
 
 BRUNK W H, bootmaker 
 
 BRUSH J & SON, wire weaver 
 
 Bryant H, county surveyor 
 
 BUCHANAN EUGENE, representing 
 Newbury, Hawthorn & Co 
 
 Burkhurt & Chapman, brokers, real es- 
 tate, insurance 
 
 CARTER E & CO, aash and door fac- 
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 CHERRY C C, foundry and machine 
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 Churchill H J, physician 
 
 Clark D G, hardware, agt Wells, Fargo 
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 Clark & Davis, contractors and builders 
 
 Cohen P, gen mdse 
 
 Conley D M, atty at law 
 
 Connor John, banker 
 
 Cowan J L, county clerk 
 
 Cunningham A, blacksmith 
 
 Dannals J, furniture 
 
 Davis J A, physician 
 
 DEUBEL C F, tailor 
 
 Dunning F S, furniture 
 
 Dickey I C, county sheriff 
 
 ENOLANDER uUS, Fashion Bathing 
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 ESMONIN CL, spice manufr 
 
 FASHION SHAYDia SALOON, Gus 
 
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 FIIH & CHAMBERLAIN, attys at; 
 
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 Flint H, bootmaker | 
 
 Foshay & Mason, books and stationery, ' 
 
 druggists i 
 
 FOSTER J H, flouring mills 
 
 Fox, Baum ft Co, gen mdse 
 
 FOX IGNATZ, gents furnishing goods 
 
 FRENCH F M, watchmaker & jeweler 
 
 FUCHS JOHN, groceries and bakery 
 
 GILMOUR J A, saloon 
 
 Godley C C, stoves and tinware. 
 
 GRADWOHL J, hardware, crockery, 
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 Graff & From, furniture 
 
 GRAHAM W R. tailor 
 
 GRAY DR G W, dentist. (Piices in 
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 HACKLEMAN T P, atty at law no- 
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 HAFFENDEN BROS, groceries 
 
 Halter J L, city recorder 
 
 Hew itt C H, attorney 
 
 HEWITT & HAVEN, attys at law, 
 insurance agts, notaries 
 
 HOFFMANN & JOSEPH, soda works, 
 
 cigars and tobacco, candies 
 
 Horlacher & Gates, meat market 
 
 Houk Mrs C, hotel 
 
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 Humphrey & Wolverton, attys at law, 
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 Hunt H A, city marshal 
 
 Jackson I G, gen mdse 
 
 Johns S A, countv judge 
 
 JOHNSON & McDANIEL, dressmak- 
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 Kelh' C C, physician 
 
 KpFER CHAS, brewery 
 
 Kline L & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Ligs;ett S M, county supt of schools 
 
 MADY JAMES, restaurant 
 
 Maine J H, carpenter 
 
 Mansfield & Montieth, book and job 
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 MARTIN MRS A\ E, millinery and 
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 McFarland & Harvey, stoves and tin- 
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 Mcllwain A B, gen mdse 
 
 Merrick J M, sjuoon 
 
 MEYER C, bakery and groceries 
 
 Miller Fred, grocer 
 
 MONTANYE L H. atty at law, notary 
 
 Monteith Thos, douring mills 
 
 MORGAN & KECK, marble works 
 
 Moss C B, county assessor 
 
 MULLAN J H, representative of Sing- 
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 Murray E, hotel 
 
 NEWBURY HAWTHORN ft CO, 
 
 agricultural implenients, 1^ ugene Bu- 
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 Nolan J M, clothing 
 
 Parks Mrs O 8, millinery 
 
 Parrish Mrs L, milliner and dressmaker 
 
 Paxton A B, photographer 
 
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 249 
 
 ALPHABSriOALLT. 
 
 FFEIFFEB BROS, proprs Revere 
 
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 Plumber Chas A, druggist 
 Powell ft Bilyew, attys at law 
 Powell J 0, atty at law, ins agt 
 Purdon E B, pictures and frames 
 Putman ft Co, manufs of mill and farm 
 
 machinery 
 Ray mond P H, postmaster 
 REDFIELD & IRVIirO, groceries 
 ReidJ H, W U Tel opr 
 REVERiS HOUSE, Pfeiffer Bros pro- 
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 Rice Will B, agt O ft C R R 
 Ries ft Cunningham, saloon « 
 
 Rigby Frank, saloon 
 
 ROBINSON GEO, saloon 
 Roop & Simpson, as;'l implts 
 RUBARTS & DTrBRUILLE, harness 
 
 and saddles 
 St Charles Hotel, Mrs Houk propr 
 Saltmarsh R, druggist 
 Savage B M, physician 
 Scott ft Monteith, gunsmiths 
 Senders ft Sternberg, gen mdse 
 Shepard I, meat market 
 
 Simpson C D, warehouse 
 SORBIN J E, wholesale and retail deal- 
 ers in liquors 
 Staiger Bros, marble works 
 
 'tITATE RIGHT DEMOCRAT," M 
 
 V Brown propr 
 
 STAR BREWERT, Ed Bellanger pro- 
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 Straham ft Bilyew, attys at law 
 
 Strong G M, produce 
 
 Surles J H, barber \ 
 
 Thompson ft McCoy, harness and saddles 
 
 TITuS BROS, watchmakers and j wel- 
 ers, sewing machines 
 
 Tweedale W C, stoves and tinware 
 
 Voigt W, liquors 
 
 Weatherford ft Blackburn, attys at law, 
 notaries 
 
 Webber Joseph, barber, baths 
 
 Weller Geo, saloon 
 
 West Coast Flax Co 
 
 WHITING J F,artist (general designer) 
 
 Woodin A B, flouring mills 
 
 Young S E, gen mdse 
 
 ZTTCkERMAN j, watchmaker and 
 jeweler 
 
 C. C. CHERRY, 
 
 PROPRIETOR OF 
 
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 ALBANY, OREGON. 
 
 Tl Vr/^TWip DTTTT T\1*1^ special attention j^lven to Mill and Warehouse Ma- 
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 Bra!«s and Iron Castlnjts made to order. 
 
 Office, Corner First and Montgomery Streets. 
 
 Alder, 
 
 UNION COUNTY. 
 McCommick Wm & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Alsea, 
 
 BENTON COUNTY. 
 
 Curtis Wm, blacksmith 
 
 Rubl e David, saw and grist mill 
 
 WUSTROW P V, postmaster 
 
 Althouse, 
 
 JOSEPHINE COUNTY. 
 Beech k Flatter, gen mdse 
 
 Alvord, 
 
 GRANT COUNTY. 
 
 ABBOT S H, postmaster 
 Abbott & Whitendis, stock raisers 
 Brown G F, stock raiser 
 Catlow Jnn, stock raiser 
 French & Glenn, stock raisers 
 Shirp D, stock raiser 
 
 Amity, 
 
 YAMHILL COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the West Side Railroad, 56 miles 
 from Portland, has a daily mail and a 
 population of 150. It is situated in a 
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 BROWN W B, blacksmith and car 
 
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 BTJNTIN F E, hardware and tinware 
 Oocher Dr, physician 
 James R S, saloon 
 
 HoCABTER P T &ABHSTBONG, 
 
 blacksmiths and carriage makers 
 Morrow & Harris, market 
 Poppleton Ezra, gen mdse 
 Putman R T, harness and saddles 
 Robinson Bros, liverv stable 
 ST CHAIILES HOTEL, H B Tingle 
 
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 Sanders A E, physician 
 SIBBETS JOHN A, furniture 
 SIMPSON B M, druggist, pntmaster 
 Springer B H, notary public 
 Thur rer C, saloon 
 
 TINGLE H B, propr St Charles Hotel 
 Woodson G W, gen mdse 
 
 Antelope, 
 
 WASCO COUNTV. 
 
 Baird k Son, gen mdse 
 Bolter G T, gen mdse 
 Schemeckan A, grocer 
 
 ing being of a superior nature its future 
 cannot be regarded with any but favor- 
 able eyes. The valley in which it is situ- 
 ated is very rich aarriculturally speaking, 
 and the stock-raismg interests are gradu- 
 ally developing. The scenery in the vi- 
 cinity is picturesque and the hum of ma- 
 chinery in the sawmills, saafi and door 
 factory and woolen mill are sounds that 
 give it an air of manufacturing import- 
 ance and leave an impression of its per- 
 manency that is decidedly encouraging. 
 The power derived from Ashland cre^ 
 wc^uld be sufHcientto drive the machinery 
 of Birmingham. Its climatic features 
 are most favorable and the sanitary con- 
 dition of the place is superb. A weekly 
 paper, the "tidings," is in every res- 
 pect an excellent journal and indicates 
 an able management and good support. 
 This is the home of W C Myer, Esq., im- 
 porter and breeder of the celebrated Per- 
 cheron horses. 
 
 Applegate, 
 
 JACKSON COUNTY. 
 
 Benedict R, hotel 
 
 Herriott W, blacksmith 
 
 Kuble & Bolt, gen mdse * 
 
 Matheny C B, blacksmith 
 
 Sturgis A W, blacksmith and store 
 
 Arroyo, 
 
 UMATILLA COUNTY, 
 
 Craft S C, blacksmith 
 Eastland Robt, justice of peace 
 Gallagher J, clergyman 
 BEEDEB C y B, postmaster and deal 
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 Ashland. 
 
 JACKSON COirNTY, 
 
 Is a very pretty little town of 600 inhabi- 
 tants, on the line of the C. & O. Coast 
 Cverland State route, 31 5 miles south of 
 Portland and 160 miles north of Redding, 
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 Anderson Laura, milliner 
 ASHLAND FOUBINO MILLS, Wag- 
 
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 ASHLAND HOUSE, J Houck propr 
 
 ASHLAND WOOLEN MILLS, Ash- 
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 BX7TLEB & BOCKPELLOW. gener- 
 
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 CENTBAL HOUSE, Mrs M H Vin- 
 
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 Chan dler J, uawmill 
 CHITWOOD J H, drugs and medicines 
 Conway J, shoemaker 
 Daley k Co, carpenters 
 DePeatt E, bootmaker 
 Fountain ft Farrow, gen mdse 
 Gillette A V, sawmill 
 Harris Niel ft Co, meat market 
 HELMAN A D, postmaster 
 HOUCK J, proprietor Ashland House 
 Kentnor W VV, wagcmmaker 
 Klum C K, saddles and harness 
 Leeds ft Merritt^rinters 
 McCALL JOHIT M, general merchan- 
 
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 Mars h ft C o, carpenters 
 MATFIELD W B, barber 
 Morgan 8, blacksmiin 
 Myer O R, jeweler and watchmaker 
 Nutley Geo, shoemaker 
 Patterson ft Marsh, sawmill 
 PHILLIPS H F, livery and feed stable; 
 
 stage line from Ashland to Sinkville 
 Reeser B F, gen mdse and stoves 
 Riggs J W, photographer 
 Rus sell J H, marble works 
 SMITH BBOS, blacksmiths 
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 251 
 
 H. F. PHILLIPS, 
 LIVERY AND FEED STABLE, 
 
 ASHLAND, OREGON. 
 
 STAGE LINES from Ashland to 
 Linkville, daily. 
 
 TRANSIENT TEAMS BOARDED 
 
 and carefully provided for. 
 
 Astoria, 
 
 CLATSOP COUNTY, 
 
 Is the oldest town of English Settlement 
 on the Pacific Coast, having been used as 
 a post by the Hudson Bay Fur Company 
 .aa early aa 1808. It has a population of 
 5,000 who are permanent residents, 
 though during the fishing season it is 
 greatly increased by the addition of per- 
 sons who follow the pursuit of Izaak 
 Walton. The place is situated 15 miles 
 above the eetuary of the Columbia, 100 
 miles below Portland, and is partly built 
 on high, abrupt hills that surround it, 
 though the greater portion of it has been 
 constructed on piling above the water. 
 The largest canneries on the Columbia 
 dre located here and give employment to 
 quite a number of men during the season 
 when salmon are "running." The town 
 depends mainly on the fisning interests 
 for its support, though a large number 
 of vessels annually receive the bulk of 
 their cargoes here. Considerable lumber 
 is manu ictured also in the vicinity. 
 The Custom House and Postofhce, situ- 
 ated in the coiiter of a pretty square, is a 
 nice two-atory stone budding, from whose 
 observatory the stars and stripes are con- 
 stantly seen floating. There is a paper 
 publiseed here, the "astorian," a daily 
 and weekly, published by D C Ireland, 
 Esq., which ranks among the best jour- 
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 Aberdean Packing Co, G W Hume 
 
 Adair S D, cannery 
 
 Adler C, hooka and stationery 
 
 An tena lneo — , res taurant 
 
 ABNST & FEBGHEN, machine and 
 
 blacksmith aliop and agenta Giant 
 
 Biding Saw 
 ABRIGRONI MBS S K, restaurant 
 "AStOBIAN" (Daily and Weekly), D 
 
 C Ireland propr 
 
 ASTORIA BBEWEBT SALOON, 
 
 Barth & Meyer proprs 
 
 Astoria Fishery, G Taylor manager 
 
 ASTORIA SHIRT AND OIL CLOTH- 
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 Badolet & Co, cannery 
 
 BAIN C H & CO, doors, windows, 
 sash, mouldings, etc 
 
 Bake r W D, physician 
 
 BABNES & ^EEN, fruits, cigars and 
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 Barry W J, chief of police 
 
 BABTH & METEB, saloon 
 
 Bear Mrs A E, dressmaker 
 
 Beck Wm, bootmaker 
 
 BEBENOES H, bootmaker 
 
 BEBOMAN & BEBBT, meat market 
 
 B ioloh A, saloon 
 
 BINDEB MBS S, hakery 
 
 Bock W, saloon 
 
 Boot h A & Co, cannery 
 
 BOBCHEBS J T, mauufKcturers bot- 
 tled beer and proprietor Sandwich 
 Cavia r Salo on 
 
 BOBOLTJNI) N 0, restaurant 
 
 BOWLBT J Q, attorney at law and 
 county judge 
 
 BBOEMSEB THEO, restaurant 
 
 Brooks T G, portrait painter, Shuatcr'a 
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 Buchel C, meat market 
 
 BTjrCLTEB C, wood yard 
 
 Cardwell 11 H, ci^v auditor and clerk 
 
 Carow C G, bakery 
 
 CASE I W, general merchandise, bank- 
 er and insurance agent 
 
 Canfield R F, druggist 
 
 Chance W, postmaster 
 
 CONE A W, bootmaker 
 
 Cooper C, dry goods 
 
 Corbin & Nickoli, cannery 
 
 Corwin Mrs E A, dressmaker 
 
 Crosby M C, hardware, atovea and tin- 
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 DANIELSOll A, sample rooms 
 DANZIOER S, clothing, hatr and caps, 
 
 boots and shoes, trunks and valises, 
 
 and gents' furnishing goods 
 Davlin J A, cannery 
 Dement W E, druggist 
 Derby H A, millinery and fancy goods 
 DEvIGH NICK, restaurant 
 DIXON R, oyster house 
 
 DOERFLEB G, restaurant 
 
 Douglas W, carpeuter 
 
 Dufner O, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 EDQAH W, cigars, tobacco, cutlery, 
 stationery, guns and pistols 
 
 Elliot M, atty at law 
 
 FABRE F, restaurant 
 
 Ferguson A W, contrector and builder 
 
 Fishermen's Packing Co, G W Hume agt 
 
 Ford T, saloon 
 
 FOSTER I, cigars, tobacco, varieties and 
 saloon 
 
 Fox P H, tailor 
 
 Flavel G, owner steam tug 
 
 Fox J, machinist 
 
 Franklin B B, undertaker 
 
 Fry J W, bootmaker 
 
 FtTLTON C W, attorney at law and 
 State senator 
 
 Gamarra Paul, barber 
 
 GEARHART J W, groceries, flour 
 and feed; county treasurer 
 
 Goodman P J, boots and shoes 
 
 Grant D, restaurant 
 
 GRANT P, Gloucester House 
 
 Gray 8, harness and saddles 
 
 Grotke C E, groceries 
 
 Hahn J, brewery 
 
 Hambacher M, barber 
 
 Hamburger B, gen mdse 
 
 Hamburger H, notions 
 
 TTA'N 'S'Kn' G, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 Hansen J, groceries and liquors 
 
 Hare Wm D, U S collector custom house 
 
 Harris S, shooting gallery 
 
 Headington W B, carpenter 
 
 Heilborn Ohas, furniture 
 
 Hicks F P, dentist 
 
 Hill G, variety theatre 
 
 HOLDEN E C, auctioneer, real estate, 
 commission and insurance agent 
 
 Houseman F, furnitup 
 
 Hustler J G, warehouse 
 
 Hume G \V, wholesale grocer, commis- 
 sion merchant ar \ lumber 
 
 ILWACO STEAM Ni^VIGATION 
 
 CO, (Astoria, Ft Stevcis, Oregon; Ft 
 Canby and Ilwaco, Washington Terri 
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 Jackson & Co, cannery 
 
 Jackius & Hawes, stoves and tinware 
 
 Jewett & Kimball, Dray and Truck Co 
 
 Johnson A, hote^ 
 
 Johnson A M, sailmaker 
 
 Joplin J, junk dealer 
 
 Kant M D, tailor 
 
 Kinney A C, physician 
 
 Knapp A, county assessor 
 
 Krosel F, painter 
 
 Loeb N, gen mdse 
 
 Logan Thos, supt streets 
 
 LOyETT GEO, cleaning and repairing 
 
 tailor 
 Malot L, saloon 
 Marion R It, saloon 
 Mattisou P, saloon 
 MA Y C A, cigars, tobacco and notions 
 
 M CCORMICK WM, manager Astoria 
 Shirt and Oil Clothing Manufactory 
 
 McFarland T, restaurant 
 
 McINTOSH D A, fashionable tailor 
 and practical cutter; (Occident Hotel 
 building) 
 
 McKean S T, dressmaker 
 
 McKean S T, county si;pt of schools 
 
 Mclaughlin w, taiior 
 
 McLean G, blacksmith 
 
 MEGLER & WRIGHT, proprietors 
 
 Occident Hotel 
 Merrill & McGregor, blacksmiths and 
 
 wagonmakers 
 MEYER M, brewery 
 Milligan M V, Presbyterian minister 
 Nicholas G E, barber 
 
 NICK'S RESTAURANT AND HO- 
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 NIEpERAUER J, barber and baths 
 Norris F C, cigars and tobacco and W 
 
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 O'ERIEBTS HOTEL, J O'Brien propr 
 
 O'BRIEN JOHN, physician and sur- 
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 OCCIDENT HOTEL, Megler & Wright 
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 ORLER L, barber 
 
 Oliver W, constable * 
 
 OUiver Dr, physician 
 
 Orchard J C, dentist 
 
 PAGE & ALLEN, groceries 
 
 Parker C L, gen mdse 
 
 Parker G W, groceries 
 
 Parker H B, hotel 
 
 PABKER W W, real estate and insur- 
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 Parsons J M E, pastor 
 
 Perkins A, Eoiscopal minister 
 
 PIONEER RESTAURANT, Mrs S A 
 
 Arrigoni proprietress 
 
 Quinn E A, groceries 
 
 Raymon N D, civil engineer 
 
 Reynolds A, hotel 
 
 Ries P, aaloon 
 
 ROBB J W, attorney atlaw anl no- 
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 Rodgers J, groceries 
 
 Rodgers M, repairing and machine shop 
 
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 ALP'TABimOALLT. 
 
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 Ross D, painter 
 
 Ross Geo, saloon 
 
 Rothe H, hotel 
 
 Runey P, police judge 
 
 SGHLUSSEL S> dry goods, boots, shoes 
 
 and clothing 
 Servem I M, physician 
 Sherman & Murphy, meat market 
 
 SHIP IKASTERS'^BEADINO ROOM, 
 
 P Wilhelm propr 
 Smith C J, boots and shoes 
 Smith J, saloon 
 
 Smit h L K G, cigars and tobacco 
 SMITH W S, oyster saloon 
 Sorenson C R, junk dealer 
 Sovey 0, saloon 
 Spedden R R, county clerk 
 Spellmeir H, bootmaker 
 SPEXABTH A G, cigars, +x)bacco, guns 
 
 and ammunition 
 SternsJjSaloon 
 
 STE VIZI'S & SON, books and stationery 
 STEWART J, marble works 
 Taylor F J, attorney and notary public 
 
 l^^LE LODGE NO 7 A F & A M. 
 
 E C Holden secy 
 
 TRENCHARD & UPSHUR, ship 
 
 chandlerv and hardware 
 TURLAT B B, justice of peace 
 Turner H, saloon 
 Twilight W H, county sheriff 
 Uhlenhart VVm, barber 
 VAN DUSEN A, agent Wells, Fargo 
 
 & Go's E xpres s 
 VAN DUSEN A & CO, gen mdse 
 Wagner M, saloon 
 WALLA WALLA RESTAURANT, 
 
 Theo Broemser propr 
 Warren & Eaton, meat market and gro 
 
 ceries 
 WASHINGTON MARKET, Bergman 
 
 & Berry proprs 
 Wat son Bros, cannery 
 WELCSH M J, boat builder 
 WELLS, FARGO & COS EXPRESS, 
 
 A Van Dusen agent 
 West Coast Packing Co, G W Hume agt 
 Wieman N, saloon 
 WILHELM P, sdoon 
 Williams & Co's cainnery, G W Hume 
 
 agent 
 Willgren and Meagher, saloon 
 Wilson & Fisher, groceries 
 Winton F D, attorney at law 
 Wirt J K, restaurant 
 Wise M, dry goods and clothing 
 Wright Cbas, chop house 
 
 Auburn, 
 
 BAKER COUNTT. 
 CHUNG TI, gen mdse 
 Graham Wm, gen rndsfr 
 
 Littleiield D S, money broker 
 Lung Sam, gen mdse 
 Smith Thos, notary public 
 
 Aumsville, 
 
 MARION COUNTY. 
 Asham Jos, shoemaker 
 Cockerline M & Co, Hour mill 
 Small Isaac H, grocers 
 Woolfard Chas D, gen mdse 
 Zumwalt & Skidmore, blacksmiths 
 
 Aurora Mills, 
 
 MARION COUNTY. 
 Fry Wm, blacksmith 
 Gerken O, grist mill 
 Giesy M, drugs 
 Giesz 1, hotel 
 Kiel F&, Co, flour mill 
 Keil F & Co, gen mdse 
 Krause Geo, shoemaker 
 Krouse S, shoe shop 
 Krouse Thos, sawmill 
 Perkins L, watchmaker 
 RUGE CHAS, notary public 
 Siesz H, tinshop 
 Siesz N, wheelwright 
 Smith S, wagon shop 
 Wagner D, saddler 
 
 Baker City, 
 
 BAKER COUNTY, 
 
 Is the county seat and has a population 
 of 900. Its location in the lovely Pow- 
 der valley is very pretty and desirable 
 as a place of residence. Considerable 
 mining is carried on and the stock-raising 
 interests are largely developed, the graz- 
 ing lands contributing quite liberally to 
 that end. It is reached from Portland 
 by the 0. S. N. Co. 'a steamers and a 
 stage line from The Dalles, 247 miles dis- 
 tant, and from Winnemucca by stage, 
 distant 420 miles. 
 
 Alfred Mrs M E, millinery 
 
 Atwood J P, physician and surgeon 
 
 Baer & Blosch, gen mdse 
 
 Bailey D W, notary public 
 
 Bamberger & Frank, gen mdse 
 
 Basche P & Co, stoves, tin and hardware 
 
 ''Bedrock Democrat," J M Shepherd & 
 
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 Bowen John, lumber 
 Boyd E J, dentist 
 Boyd J M, physician 
 Brinker H, merchant tailor 
 Brown Robert, propr sawmills and 
 
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 Coffey John J, notary publio 
 
 Dill Frederick, liquors 
 
 Dnrkee H C, manufacturer furniture 
 
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 Ebert Oeo, bootmaker 
 Elmer A B, watchmaker, jeweler and aa- 
 
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 Erhardt Mra M, hotel 
 Foster ft Ferguson, millinery 
 Gardner J B, watchmaker, jeweler and 
 
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 GlisanF T, liquors and billiards 
 Grier ft Kellogir, livery and feed stable 
 Heilner S A ft Co, gen mdae 
 Henderson T P, hamessmaker 
 Hulaey J B, physician 
 Hyde T C, attorney at law and notary 
 
 public 
 Irland Mrs M, hotel 
 Kastner Louis, City Brewery 
 Laehner J M, hotel 
 Lacha Julius, wagonmaker 
 Lfithner Joseph, hotel 
 Littlefield Charles, bootmaker 
 Mann Peter A, hairdresser 
 Manaudas Joseph, Cosmopolitan Hotel 
 
 McCord S B, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 McDaniels D P, livery 
 
 McGovem P, liquors 
 
 Mcintosh R, carpenter and builder, plan- 
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 McKinney H N, drugs and varieties 
 
 Miller W C, wagonmaker and painter 
 
 Moomaw D L, collector 
 
 : aige H C, agent W, F ft Co and N W 
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 Palmer B.^os, fruits and varieties 
 
 Pfeiffenbarger ft Walker, liquors 
 
 Reynolds fklwin N, notarv public 
 
 Ross John P, liquors and billiards 
 
 Rust Henry, brewery and saloon 
 
 Shepherd J M ft Co, publishers "Bed 
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 Shepherd J M, attorney at law 
 
 Shinn J H, notary public 
 
 Shlund Frank, wagonmaker 
 
 Sparks ft Secord,. liquors 
 
 Stems ft Lichtenthaler, attorneys at law 
 
 Stevens £ J, dentist 
 
 St Louis Chi^, watchmaker, manufactur 
 ing jewelery and musical instruments 
 
 Tartar N, flouring mills, 4 miles north 
 of Baker 
 
 Tracy €reo H, books, stationery, musical 
 merchandise and postmaster 
 
 Twigg F R, carpenter and builder 
 
 Virtue J W, banker 
 
 Weller ft Henry, butchers 
 
 Williams R, hairdresser 
 
 Wisdom J W, drugs and groceries 
 
 Ballsville, 
 
 POLK OOUNTT. 
 
 DICKSON N, real estate, postmaster 
 
 and notary public 
 Finch I V, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 Murry Mrs M C, hotel 
 
 Bandon, 
 
 coos COUNTY. 
 
 Anglais L, meat market 
 Baldwin A, wool merchant 
 Baldwin P, minister 
 Blacklock J, wool 
 Blunett G, wool 
 Bradley I, cooper 
 Breerly Chris, foundry 
 Butler W, gen indse 
 
 CHLEMANTS H N, shipbuilder 
 
 postmaster 
 Clarke ft Dwyer, stock raisers 
 Cox — , cannery 
 Donnelly P, cabinet maker 
 Erickson Wm, candies 
 Hare E, lumber 
 Hare J, gas-fitter 
 Huggins Bros, engineers 
 Huggins F, gunsmith 
 Joyce H M, v > 
 
 Joyce Mrs H, hotel 
 Kennedy M, carpenter y 
 Lewis A, fruit 
 licwis J, gen mdse . ' -> 
 Lewis Mrs, hotel 
 
 Nelson ft Co, wool * , " 
 
 Neilson O, hotel 
 Meekum I, lumber 
 Pino I, warehouse 
 Robinson J L, fur dealer 
 Smith C L, undertaker 
 Smith Miss E, milliner 
 
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 . CLACKAMAS COUNTY. 
 Howard C F, Hour mill 
 
 Beaverton, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY. 
 
 Allen O S, carpenter and painter 
 Danks A H, wagonmaker 
 Davis Miles ft Son, steam saw mill 
 Fisher Jonn W, contractor 
 HAMILTON A J, stove, railroad agent 
 
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 Squires Ed, blacksmith and carriage 
 
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 TAMQILL OOUNTT. 
 
 Birch J, seneral merchandite 
 
 Gates J, hotel 
 
 Sylvester J, wine manufacturer 
 
 Bellevue, 
 
 TAMHILL OOUNTT. 
 
 Davis O Y, blacksmith 
 Provost Bros, gen mdse 
 
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 Coolidge A, sawmill 
 
 Bethel; 
 
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 BETTMAN L, dry goods and groceries 
 
 Cruise Geo, blacksmith 
 
 Hawley, Kelly ft Co, grain and storage 
 
 8ager C, gunsmith 
 
 Sears Jas iC, grain dealer and warehouse 
 
 Worthington, phy&ician and surgeon 
 
 Bonauzai 
 
 ISfW ^^'^K OOUNTT, 
 Handy A, gen mdse 
 Price B, hotel and stable 
 Shook J postmaster 
 Shook & Walter, sawmill 
 
 Boston MillSi 
 
 LINN COUNTT. 
 
 Findland & Simmons, flour mills 
 Savage A, blacksmith 
 
 Brooks. 
 
 MARION COUNTT. 
 
 Beatty J W, carpenter^ 
 
 Beatty M, harness and springbed manfr 
 
 Evans W G, justice peace and notary 
 
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 Green O, gen mdse 
 HABBISWM, paints, oils, medicines, 
 
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 Ward k McDowell,* blacksmiths and 
 
 wagonmakers 
 
 Brownsborough, 
 
 JACKSON COUNTT. 
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 BROWN H R, postmaster ft black- 
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 Kennedy P A, carpenter 
 
 Miller James, bridge builder and carpen- 
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 Miller Manuel, carpenter 
 
 Brownsville, 
 
 LINN OOUNTT. 
 
 Is on the "raging" Callapooia, five 
 miles from Halsey, on the O. ft 0. R. R., 
 with which it has daily communication 
 by stage. It is quite a hilly place and 
 is the site of the Eagle Woolen Manu- 
 facturing Co.'s woolen mills, whose 
 spindles are kept iu active operation, 
 that the demands for the character of 
 the goods it produces may be supplied. 
 
 Adams ft Elswich, tanners 
 Archibald P H, wagonmaker 
 Arthurs J D, blacksmith 
 Blakely G C, school teacher 
 Brown N S, wagonmaker 
 
 BSOWNSVinJB WOOLEN MILI8 
 
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 Coll E W, physician and surgeon 
 
 Cooley ft Washburn, gen mcue 
 
 Coshow P, gen mdse 
 
 Ci^ane M B, bootmaker 
 
 Crawford KIT, physician and surgeon 
 
 Croft F F gen mdse 
 
 GAIBRMTH J P. attorney at law, 
 notary public and secretary B W M Co 
 
 Hausman A C, wagonmaker 
 
 Uodes Mrs C, millinery 
 
 Hodes C, varieties 
 
 Howe Jno M, saddlery 
 
 Irvine J B, drugs and hotel 
 
 Jack F M, livery stable 
 
 Jacks E W, butcher 
 
 Kendig ft Klafikey, sawmill 
 
 Lemasters Wm, bootmaker 
 
 Moses R W, school teachci' 
 
 Moyer J M, Y>res Brownsville Woolen 
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 Standish N B, blacksmith 
 
 Starr T W, physician and surgeon 
 
 Thompson h), furniture 
 
 Thompson ft Moyer, sash and door fac- 
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 Veuner J F, photographer 
 
 Waters ft Morelock, gristmill 
 
 Willig Phil, tailor 
 
 WillMn Sam, hotel 
 
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 NEWMAN & VINSON, hotel and 
 
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 Vinson John S, poatmafter 
 
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 POLK COUNTY. 
 Delemater N, gen mdse 
 
 Buena Vista, 
 
 POLK COUNTY, 
 
 Is a small villase on the Willamette 
 river, 80 miles above Portland, where 
 very extensive pottery works are located 
 and whose productions find their way to 
 every market of importtince on the 
 Pacific (ioast. 
 
 Baldwin D C, hotel 
 
 Bettman & Rosenblatt^ gCL mdse 
 
 Calbreath D M, drugcist 
 
 Esteb & Rice, gen mase 
 
 Freedman S, gen mdse 
 
 Lee C D, groceries 
 
 UNVILLE H, postmaster 
 
 Merwin K & Co, saloon 
 
 Miller Jefferson, boots and shoes 
 
 Smith A M, pottery and tinware 
 
 Smith J M, physician 
 
 Smith Jos, sawmill 
 
 Southworth L, blacksmith 
 
 St John Wm, contractor and builder 
 
 White F A, boots and shoes 
 
 Wilcox W E, blacksmith 
 
 Butte Creek, 
 
 CLACKAMAS COUNTY. 
 
 Marquam A, gen mdse 
 Thomas L I^ wagonmaker 
 
 Butter Creek, 
 
 UMATILLA COUNTY. 
 
 Evarta L, gen mdse 
 Lightfoot S G, justice of peace 
 
 Butteville, 
 
 MARION COUNTY. 
 
 Cone B F, gen mdse 
 Cone P J, salnon 
 Dentz E P, shoemaker 
 Galland S, gen mdse 
 Hobach H, cider manufr 
 Sawyer F F, warehouse 
 Whitman N, saloon 
 
 Camas Valley. 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY 
 
 Barr W R, gunsmith 
 Coon J L, clergyman 
 Johnson H B, clergyman 
 Jones Chas, blacksmith 
 Martindale A, postmaster 
 Stanley J, clergyman 
 Stephens P B & Co, sawmill ' 
 Tenhar John, sawmill 
 
 Camp Harney, 
 
 GRANT COUNTY. 
 Stevens & Snyder, gen mdse 
 
 Canby, 
 
 CLACKAMAS COUNTY. 
 
 Cole Bros, sawmill 
 Knight Bros, gen mdse 
 Knight Chas, drugs 
 
 Canyon City, 
 
 GRANT COUNTY, 
 
 Is a place of no little importance, situ- 
 ated on the John Day river, in one of 
 the best mining distncts of the State, 
 295 miles from Portland reached by the 
 O. S. N. Co. 's steamers and a stage line 
 from The Dalles. The placer and quartz 
 leads are rich in gold, and the products 
 of which within the past twenty years 
 have aggregated nearly $20,000,000. 
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 and the development of the region seems 
 to be of a permanent character. Good 
 schools are an attractive feature, and the 
 condition of the place from a sanitary 
 standpoint is superb. It is the county 
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 Carleton, 
 
 YAMHILL COUNTY. 
 
 Coldwell J B, shoemaker 
 Fryer F J, gen mdse 
 Powell David, shoemaker 
 Smith J B, gen mdao 
 
 Cascade Locks, 
 
 WA8C0 COUNTY. 
 
 Benn Alex M, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Camerun U, gen mdse 
 
 Darrh k Levins, meat market 
 
 Center Bend, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY. 
 Dimmick G W, gen mdse 
 
 Clackamas, 
 
 CLACKAMAS COUNTY. 
 Mather Arthur, gen mdse 
 
 ClarksvlUe, 
 
 BAKER COUNTY. 
 
 Curtis W R, saloon 
 
 DOOLEY J J. gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Dresher N, saloon 
 
 Elliott Mrs D, hotel 
 
 Pherson A M, meat market 
 
 Turchin L A, bla<^.-ksmith 
 
 Centerville, 
 
 UMATILLA COUNTY. 
 
 Caris M A, hardware and agl implts. 
 
 Clemonu B D, blacksmith 
 
 Cook & Irvine, druggists; agts W, F & 
 
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 COOK W T, postmaster and notary 
 
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 Coppock & Adams, livery 
 Coy D G, gen mdse 
 Dunton J & Son, wagonmakcrs 
 Groou E S, blacksmith 
 Hervey B E, harness and saddles 
 Irvine J H, physician 
 Locklard A J, grocer 
 St Clair T C, blacksmith 
 Sharp S T, physician 
 Sutherland E M, gen mdse 
 Swaggart B T, saloon 
 Titsworth G W, grocer 
 Wagner W, furniture 
 
 Central Point, 
 
 JACKSON CCUNTY. 
 
 Masrruder Bros,' gen ridse 
 McKenzie T T, flour mills 
 
 J. J. DOOLET, 
 
 Dealer in 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, 
 and Hardware, 
 
 FAMILY MEDICINES. 
 
 Hats, Capi, Bo3'.s, Slioss & itubbDr s, 
 Ready-Made Clothing. 
 
 Customers will find our stock complete, 
 and sold Cheap for Cash. 
 
 CLABKESVILLG, OREUOST. 
 
 Cleveland, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY. 
 Good F M, gen mdse 
 
 Clifton, 
 
 CLATSOP COUNTY. 
 
 oREaoN PACKma co (j w * v 
 
 Cook proprs), packers of salmon, eto 
 SPENCER J 0, deputy postmaster 
 
 Cole's Valley, 
 
 DOUQLAS COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the line of the 0. k C. Coast 
 Overland Co.'s stage route, 290 miles 
 from Redding. 
 
 Chewaucan, 
 
 LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Brittain T J, hotel 
 Lewis E V, saloon 
 O'Kelly Jno, blacksmith 
 Steele & Cochran, gen mdse 
 
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 COLUMBIA COUNTY. 
 
 BATJSER L A, deputy postmaster 
 
 Brown T W, shoemiiker 
 
 Bush Jacob, gen misa 
 
 Caples C G, physician 
 
 Gaples H, wholesale and retail gen mdse 
 
 Harris John, oarpaater 
 
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 BAKBR COUNTY. 
 
 B3bner Fred, soloon 
 Gritfin John, gen mdsa 
 
 Coos City, 
 
 OOOa COUNTV. 
 
 ABRINOTON JAS M, postmuter 
 <Jttrp«r A A, carpenter 
 Cotton H A, livery stable 
 Gerrit J, hotel 
 Haynes J G, hotel 
 Hirchfeld P, sen mdae 
 Horswill Fred, meat market 
 JarvU k Laini, livery stable 
 Jones B B, miuing supt 
 Jones B D, saloon and hotel 
 King J U, blacksmith 
 McLaughlin D J, liverv stable 
 Monte Pete, blacksmith 
 Peterson A, carpenter 
 Watson St Co, liquors 
 Watson D L, attorney at law 
 
 Coquille, 
 
 0008 OOUNTT. 
 
 ANERRENS C, grocar and postmaster 
 
 Angeil W C, physxiou 
 
 Buck R E, livery 
 
 Bunch J, millinery 
 
 Collier J D, hotel 
 
 Emerson 8 H, hotel 
 
 Grube G & Co, gen mdse and sawmill 
 
 Hyde M U, druggist 
 
 Leneve S L, drug^st 
 
 Messer J S, saloon 
 
 Moulton J T, gen mdse 
 
 Perkins J H, tannery and bootmaker 
 
 Randteman M, blacksmith 
 
 Steele D L, dentist 
 
 Cornelius, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the Oregon Central Railway, 24 
 miles south of Portland. It was named 
 after T. R. Cornelius, Esq., a prominent 
 citizen. Population 150. The country 
 surrounding it is strictly of an agricul 
 tural nature. 
 
 BINDER CBS, shoemaker 
 CORNELIUS T R, gen mdse 
 ENNIS A. gen mdse 
 MoNUTT R W, gen mdse and post 
 
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 Powers P, saloon 
 
 ST JOSEPH HOTEL, D S Turpin pr ipr 
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 Corvallis, 
 
 BENTON COUNTY. 
 
 Is a county seat, nicely situated on the 
 west bank of the Willanette river, and 
 is spokeu of as one of the pleasAutest 
 towns in the " Webfoot State." The 
 cessatiim tomporari'y of the otmstrua- 
 tion of the O. k C. Railway has mado 
 it the terminus of that road, which was 
 completed just a short tima previous to 
 our visit theto. Its population is about 
 2,000. It is the seat of a college eitub- 
 lished by the M. E. Church, an academy 
 for young ladies, and other schools. It 
 oontaias several nice churches, all well 
 attended, ami a weekly newspaper, the 
 "Gazette," publi3he«l by W. 6. Carter, 
 E!sq., a genial and kind-heurtad gentle- 
 man, and a veteran of the craft, whoso 
 health, we are sorry to learn, is very 
 poor It is diitant from Portland 85 
 miles by river, which is navigable for 
 light draft steamers to this point. Ya- 
 quina and Ala«u bays are located about 
 50 miles distant, and are favorite places 
 of resort during the summer season, 
 and the former is noted for its oyster j. 
 A railroad will soon connect Corvallis 
 with these points. 
 
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 Alexander T C, attorney at law 
 
 Allen & Woodward, drugs, books and 
 
 stationery 
 Boescn Nick, meat market and chief lire 
 
 department 
 Bailey J i(, physician 
 Baker R F, saloon • . • 
 
 Baker Robart N, tailor 
 Barber N R, postmaster 
 "BENTON COUNTY BLADE," Chas 
 
 L Mosher & Co 
 Bishop Charles, news dealer 
 Bln mbsrg J, groceries v 
 
 BROWM M a, news dealer 
 Bryson J R, attorney at law 
 Buf ord T J, baths, barber 
 Burnett J, attorney at law 
 Carlile D, cigars, tobacco, and gents' 
 
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 Carter & Keady, book and job printers 
 Carter W E, propr "Corvallis Gazette" 
 Cauthorn A k Son, gen mdse 
 Cauthorn F A, physician 
 Chapman Rev M E, minister 
 
 dSDBNOWETH & JOHNSON, attor- 
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 CRAWFOKD W C, watches, clocks, 
 
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 Drake & Grant, tsilors 
 Dunning H P, Presbyterian minister 
 Eglin J M, livery, foed i;ud sale stable 
 Emery Joseph, M E minister 
 EVANS W H, uphol!iterer 
 Farra G B, physician 
 Felger — , tluuriiiij mill 
 Forsythe — , puiuter , 
 
 Friendly M, Huwmill 
 Friendly ft Senders, gen mdse 
 Furst & Bradley, 63 North Despaines, 
 
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 GEBHABD M, cigars and tobacco 
 Gerhard J, blacksmith 
 Graham, Hamilton & Co, drugs, books 
 
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 Gray, Korthauer & Co, lionring mill 
 Gretfoz P P, watchmaker and jeweler 
 Green H, physician 
 Goldson W H, druggist 
 Groves VVm, city treasurer 
 Htunilton W B ft Co, bankers 
 
 HABBIS H £, gen mdso 
 
 Haskins J J, hotel 
 
 Hemphill S A, harness and saddles 
 
 H BST.AP E, photographer 
 
 Hodcfl G, gunsmith 
 
 Holgate E, attorney at law 
 
 HOBNINa & OBOVES, carding mill 
 HOBNINO L L, carriage and wagon- 
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 Hudson R J, saloon 
 
 HVFFHAN & BALDWIN, dress- 
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 HUFFMAN W T, carpenter 
 
 Hughes H, brewery 
 
 Irvin D B, bootmaker 
 
 Irving B F, W U Tel operator and agent 
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 Jacobs M, mayor 
 
 Jacobs ft Nengass, gen mdse 
 
 Johnson F A, physician 
 
 Johnson F M, attorney at law 
 
 Kantner W C, Evangelical minister 
 
 Kelley Mrs J, millinery 
 
 KELLT HOBS M J, dressmaker 
 
 Kelsey J, attorney at law 
 
 KENEDTc W, blacksmith 
 
 King Solomon, livery, sheriff 
 
 Kline L G ft Co, g«n mdse and agents 
 
 Wells, Fargo ft Co 
 Knig ht Mrs E A, millinery 
 KNierT J A, furniture 
 KNIOHT ft TTJBNEB, blacksmiths 
 
 L ee J B , ph ysicia n 
 
 LEWIS ft HULTZ, meat market 
 
 Look 8 H, boots and shoes 
 
 Mason Mrs J, milliner 
 
 McFadden W 8, attorney at law and 
 
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 McNuIty Mrs, dressmaker 
 Mensiiiger John, blacksmith 
 Mercer (ieo, county surveyor 
 Miller C E, city marshal 
 HUXEB I A, marble works 
 Moure J 8, barber 
 Morrill A, photcgraphpr 
 Nash ft Readmaii, Fruit Drying Co 
 Nuttin g G H j actorney at law 
 
 OCCIDENTAL EOTEiL, Vouu^ ft Pol- 
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 P allnda y T H, bootmaker 
 
 FENN J H, hardware, stovoj and tin- 
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 Pitman Wm, sash and door factory 
 
 Powers Cyrus, saloon 
 
 FUBDT A, wagonmaker 
 
 BANKIN J H, fish market 
 Ray J ft Sitn, groceries 
 Rayburn J VV, attorney at law 
 Rosenthal E, gents' furnishing goods 
 SIMMONS B 0, livery, feed and sale 
 
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 STAB SALOON, Wm Albrecht propr 
 8t Clair W. harness and saddles 
 Stevens R L, Episcopal minister 
 STOCK M ft CO, gen mdse 
 Taylor E H, dentist 
 TATLOB ft SON, maat market 
 Van Linu — , Catholic priest 
 VINCENT F A, dentist 
 
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 Wallace A C, carpenter 
 Warrior H, groceries 
 Weber J, stoves and tinware 
 
 Wilson B W, county clerk 
 
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 WOODCOCK M S, attorney at law and 
 
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 WBENN ft HOLGATE, real estate, 
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 LANE COUNTY. 
 
 Baber R L, saloon 
 Elliott J P, shoemaker 
 Hazleton & Carey, blacksmiths 
 Hazleton & Walker, flour mill 
 McGowau G W, drugs and groceries 
 Osborn & Co, drugs 
 Spane A H, gen mdse 
 Veatsch Samuel, drugs 
 Whipple Bros, goii mdse , 
 
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 Clark J S, gen mdse 
 French S G, flour mills 
 Rees & Hayden, gen mdse 
 Russell T J, blacksmith 
 
 Crawfordsville, 
 
 LINN COUNTY. 
 
 Crawford & Fuller, planing mills 
 Derrick H, blacksmith 
 Glass & Bishop, gen mdse 
 
 Creswell, 
 
 LANE COUNTY. 
 
 Belshaw & Martin, drugs 
 Black & Allen, gen mdse 
 Fitch H G, justice of the peace 
 Gilfrey Juo T, gen mdse 
 Harrington £, bootmaker 
 HOWE N A W, gen mdse and post- 
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 Hughes A, blacksmith 
 Hughes John, blacksmith 
 McGowan & Martin, hotel 
 Scarbrough L D, physician 
 
 Stevenson C, jeweler 
 Swaggart N, hotel 
 Turrell & Son, flour mills 
 
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 Brown J F, barber 
 Brown M C, grocer 
 Brown W C, gen mdse 
 Bums D N, livery stable 
 Butler Ira F M, county judge 
 Butler N L, lawyer 
 Butler T L, county surveyor 
 Campbell & Wills, furniture 
 Collins J L, lawyer 
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 Daley J J, lawyer 
 Elkiiis W S, hardware 
 Ellis M M, county clerk 
 Embrde T B V, physician 
 Ford Robert, livery stable 
 Fosf &, Grayson, saloon 
 GOOD OEO E, publisher "Itemizer" 
 Hall L M, sheriff 
 Harris W G, grocer 
 
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 Howe Wm, county treasurer 
 
 Hubbard F K & Co, butcher 
 
 Hnges C, shoemaker 
 
 Huges P, shoemaker 
 
 "ITEMIZEB," Geo E Good, publisher 
 
 James J, jewelry 
 
 Janney P shoemaker 
 
 Keintoif Wm, jewelry 
 
 Langworthy A J, gen mdse 
 
 Lee J D, gen mdae 
 
 Leigh W C, shoemaker 
 
 Myer Mary C, millinery 
 
 Norton E, cooper 
 
 Parson M W, hotel ; 
 
 Biggs & Miller, druggists 
 
 Rowell C G, blacksmith 
 
 Rubell Dr W H, dentist and coroner 
 
 Sears D T, county assessor 
 
 Simonean J, shoemaker 
 
 Si tes J K , physician 
 
 SMITH J D, postmaster 
 
 Smith J E, blacksmith 
 
 Smith T F, physician 
 
 Teal J 6, wagonmaker 
 
 Truitt Warren, lawyer 
 
 Uglow A, miller . 
 
 Waymire John, gen mdse 
 
 Dardanelles, 
 
 JACKSON COUNTY. 
 Karewski G, gen mdse 
 
 Nichlos & Detnering, gen mdse 
 OLDS & CO, gen mdse 
 RICHARDSON H W & CO, saloon 
 RILEY 3 B, propr Dayton Hotel 
 Uossner Adam, saloon 
 SAYLOR A L, drugs and books, cigars 
 
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 Smith W K, gen mdse 
 WATSON J T, hardware and house 
 
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 Dayton, 
 
 YAMHILL COUNTY, 
 
 Is a town of 200 population, situated 
 on the Yamhill river, 30 miles from 
 Portland. The means of access are 
 those which are offered by a private 
 stage line, connecting with trains on the 
 West Side R. R. The place has a large 
 flouring mill, several places of business, 
 a planing mill of some capacity, and is 
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 Baxter S R, agl implts 
 
 CAL L C C, harness and caddie maker 
 
 CTJRTK HOUSE, J B Hutch propr 
 
 DAYTON HOTEL, J B Riley propr 
 
 EFTNS BROS, groceries, etc 
 
 Hi llCQ<TON & MORSE, blacksmiths 
 
 niul wagonmakers 
 HIL L F A drugs, cigars and stationery 
 HILL MRS MARY, millinery 
 HUTCH J B, propr Curtis House 
 LOOAN & HASH, livery, and hack 
 
 from St Joe to Dayton 
 Moiy nriedp e S, barber 
 MUTCEDLEP. a, wagonmaker andblack 
 
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 Democrat Gulch, 
 
 JOSEPHINE COUNTY. 
 Leonard Lawrence, gen mdse 
 
 De Schute's Bridge, 
 
 WASCO COUNTY. 
 Shearer Jos, gen mdse 
 
 De Schute's Ferry, 
 
 WASCO COUNTY. 
 Allen W, groceries and liquors 
 
 Dexter, 
 
 LANE COUNTY. 
 
 Backus Joseph, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Devino R J, painter 
 
 HANDSAKER SAMUEL, dry good% 
 clothing, boots and shoes, medicines, 
 tinware, etc, and postmaster 
 
 Painter John, grist mill 
 
 Wilson W E, sawmill 
 
 Dllley, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY. 
 
 Aplin J P, flour mill and grain dealer 
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 Hyde E, wood 
 
 JOHNS GEO S, postmaster and nurs 
 
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 McLeod A L, insurance agt 
 McLeod Wm, gen mdse and gen frt agt 
 Scoggin T & Wm, stock raiser 
 Scoggin W G, blacksmith and land 
 
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 Smith T M, fancy goods 
 Todd T P, graiu dealer 
 
 Dixie, 
 
 POLK COUNTT. 
 
 Lucas T H, wagonmaker 
 Tatum & Fox, gen mdse 
 
 Drain, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY. 
 
 AnlanflT Herman, saloon 
 Drpin & Co, gen mdse , 
 
 rii^h B B, blacksmith 
 Hickothier A, shoemaker 
 Krewson, Gardner & Co, gen mdse 
 Kuykendill W, physician 
 Mnlvaney & Bemis, sawmill 
 Perkins & Son, varieties 
 Sherrell A, hotel 
 Stryker D S, drugs and groceries 
 
 Dufur, 
 
 WASCO COUNTY. 
 
 WILLIAMS C D, gen 
 
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 Eagle Creek, 
 
 CLACKAMAS COUNTY. 
 
 Burhardt & Witzig, gen mdse 
 
 Devine & Gard, painters 
 
 Elliott J \V, sawmill 
 
 Elsander H W, banker 
 
 Ram J T, bootmaker 
 
 Wilbern H, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Eagle Point, 
 
 JACKSON COUNTV. 
 
 Baker R L, physician 
 
 Brown R H, gen mdse 
 
 Buck J M, physician 
 
 Daley A J, sawmill 
 
 IHIiOW B&OS, gen mdse ; postmaster 
 
 Pinkham L, justice of the peac« 
 
 Pool A, blacksmith 
 
 Purdin M, blacksmith 
 
 ii:imon P, hotel 
 
 East Portland, 
 
 MULTNOUAn COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the east bank of the Willamette 
 river, directly opposite Portland, the 
 metropolis of the Pacific Northwest, 
 with which it is connected by steam 
 ferry, and has a population of ),000. 
 It is the northern terminus of the Ore- 
 gon and California Railroad, and is the 
 site of the State asylum for the insane. 
 The country immediately to the east of 
 it is perfectly beautiful at nearly all 
 seasons of the year, while the soil is of 
 exhaustless fertility. Its public schools 
 are very good, while its jirivate resi- 
 dences and places of divine worship 
 are neat and tastily built. 
 
 Angell H S, physician 
 
 Barman Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Barnard, O M, harness and saddles 
 
 Bode Frank, grocer 
 
 Breyer August, furniture 
 
 Brigham D C, jeweler 
 
 Bullock S, sign painter 
 
 Burdin & Clurk, undertakers, I b3t 4th 
 
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 BTJRDIN E W, carpenter and con- 
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 Carlyle Hattie, candies, 4th 
 CHARLTON MRS C, physician, J bet 
 
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 Clarke & Burdin, undertakers 
 Coley H C, druggist and physician, 4th 
 Celey H C, physician 
 Couti 1 W F, groceries 
 COULTER J M, groceries and cooper- 
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 Dalton Wm, hardware, oils, etc, 4th 
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 DE BTJROH C R, contractor and 
 
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 Dennison J N, pastor M E Church 
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 Elliotu Mra C, groceries 
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 George M C, atty at law 
 GILLESPIE R L, hairdrassing and 
 
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 Gordon W 8, stoves and tinware, 4th 
 Gritiiiiger Theodore, pinning mill 
 Hawthorne Z C, physician and supt of 
 
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 Hyde Fre ', barber, 4th 
 
 Josephi S £, physician 
 
 Kadderly J J, stoves and tinware, 4th 
 
 Kirk A L, constable, 4th 
 
 KERNS & OOX, books and stationery 
 
 KERNS & COX, cigars, tobacco, sta- 
 tionery, etc 
 
 KERNS WILBUR, postmaster 
 
 Kitchen J M, physician 
 
 Krotz & Humb le, b rewery 
 
 KROETZ JOHN, propr Humboldt 
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 Levy Saml, wrn mdse 
 
 Listman & MuUer, furniture 
 
 Logan F L, livery, feed and sale stable, "^j 
 
 Lope Adam, liquors 
 
 Lucas Mr3 J T, dressmaking 
 
 Manning Mrs C, groceries, books and 
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 Martin H, hotel 
 
 Matlock & Kirk, real estate, collector 
 and insurance agt, 4th 
 
 Matlock T J, justice of peace, real estate 
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 McGrew Jas, blacksmith 
 
 McGuire & Beard, pubs "The Vindica- 
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 Neppach & Sons, meat market, 4th 
 
 Nottage G £, physician 
 
 Fape B, blacksmith, 4th 
 
 I'arker J B, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Payne Frank, fonndiy 
 
 POWELL JAMES, livery stable 
 
 PRETTTMAN. CREITZ & CO, real 
 
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 Prettvinan W t), notary public 
 
 RAITERTY BROS, druggists. J bet 
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 Kiifferty C H, physician and surgeon 
 
 BlLEx M, shoemaker, 4th 
 
 Kobinson & Snyers, saloon 
 
 Itobitison Thos, drugs 
 
 Ross & Welch, drugs 
 
 Boyal W ^V, physician 
 
 Ru83 H M, dentist, photographer, I 
 
 Russ Mrs M A, millinery and varieties 
 
 Snyers Geo, liquors 
 
 Sheldim Kirk, hardware 
 
 Shrogren H, blacksmith 
 
 Smoer 8, restaurant 
 
 Smith C B, physician 
 
 Smith Mrd S, physician 
 
 Smith S, physician 
 
 Smith Win 8, gen mdse, cor I and 4th 
 
 Struba Gus, muat market 
 
 Sylvester B, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Tackmier Wm, cooper 
 
 Thayer C, atty at law 
 
 Thayer W W, governor 
 
 TWIO ROBT, meat market, 4tb and L 
 
 Yerhag Futher, Catholic priest 
 
 Wade h Bradley, butcher* 
 
 Walders Ulrich, Itakery 
 
 Went Mary, confectionery 
 
 Went John, liquors 
 
 West T B, gen mdse, cor 4th and L 
 
 Wheeler C H, meat market, 4th 
 
 WHEELER & FAFE, bakery and 
 
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 Wolff John, shoemaker 
 Woodward T, attorney at law, 
 
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 BAKER COUNTY. 
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 Beckley Jas W, notel 
 
 Beckley Levi, road supervisor 
 
 Beckley Simpson, notary public and jus- 
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 Blake Wilson, miller 
 
 Elkton Milling Co, saw and flouring 
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 Ellensburg, 
 
 OOaBY COUNTY, 
 
 Is a county seat, situated near the ocean 
 on Rogue river, and is reached by sail 
 ing vessels from San Francisco, 350 miles 
 distant. It is surrounded by fine graz- 
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 Colvin H, blacksmith 
 Culver D J, county assessor 
 Cunningham T, coroner 
 Gauntlett J H, hotel 
 Gibson M B, county treasurer and shoe- 
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 Gillespie A M, county supt of schools 
 Hazard S H, dist atty 
 HoweL, blacksmith 
 Hume K D, cannery 
 Moore A H, sheriff 
 •Saunderi? Jno, flour mills 
 Sutton W, county clerk 
 Strahan H, hotel i 
 
 Walker J G & Co, saloon 
 Watson J F, dist judge 
 Woodruff D, county judge 
 
 Empire City, 
 
 coos COUNTY, 
 
 Is on Coos Bay, a fine harbor for lisht 
 draft steamers, 420 miles north of San 
 Francisco, and is reached by steamship, 
 It is in a heavily timbeied region though 
 some farming and stock raising is carried 
 on. It promises also to be a grod miner- 
 al section. It is also i 55 miles south- 
 west of Salem. 
 
 Aiken A G, sheriff and dist attorney 
 
 Camman H, gen mdse 
 
 Campbell Jno, hotel 
 
 Getty R H, livery 
 
 Hazard & Hamilton, attys 
 
 Jackson W, hotel 
 
 Knowles & Floyd, saloon 
 
 Lane Jno, county assessor 
 
 Lockhnrt Wm, hotel 
 
 Luse H H, sawmill and gen mdse 
 
 Mackey T C, coroner and physician 
 
 3foore J F, county supt of schools 
 
 Morse David Jr, gen mdse 
 
 Nosier J H, county judge 
 
 Reichart R, saloon 
 
 Riley Jas R, saloon 
 
 SGEuiTTEB FRED, postmnster and 
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 Sengstacken H, druggists 
 
 fipragne E W, saloon 
 
 Stanff A C, county clerk 
 Watson J F, dist judge 
 Whitney H T, meat market 
 Winchojter F, hotel 
 
 Enterprise, 
 
 ' BENTON COUNTY. 
 Brooks Justus, warehouse 
 
 Eola, 
 
 POLK COUNTY. 
 
 Grubbs Geo, blacksmith 
 Hayde H, wagon maker 
 Myer G W, gen mdse 
 Wood D, saloon 
 
 Eugene City, 
 
 LANE COUNTY. 
 
 Abrams Bros, sash and door factory 
 
 Arzberzer Geo, b irhor 
 
 ASTO& HOUSE, Chas Baker propr 
 
 Babh A J, real estate 
 
 BAKER CHAS,proprietor Astor House 
 
 Bansch P, bootmaker 
 
 Bellew A, livery 
 
 BRIGHT J L, painter 
 
 Brown J. notary public 
 
 CALLISON R 0, books and stationey, 
 
 groceries and county superintendent 
 
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 CAMPBELL BROS, proprietors Eu- 
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 Chapman E F, gun and locksmith 
 Cherry D & Bro, furniture 
 Christman & Blatchley, transfer 
 COMEGYS J J, tailor 
 Cooper G M, broker 
 Crain Bros, watchmakers, jewelers and 
 
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 Crouch & Brown, foundry and machine 
 
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 Davies L M, dentist 
 OORRIP lENJ F. stoves, tinware and 
 
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 Dorris Geo B, atty at law and notary 
 
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 Driver J D, minister * ■ 
 
 Dunn F B, gen mdsa 
 Durant W, meat market 
 Eakin S B, sheriff 
 ELLSWORT.TI & CO, drugs 
 Eugene City Flouring Mills 
 
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 Fitch C W, atty at law 
 
 Friendly S H, gen mdse 
 
 Gill J P & Co, druggists 
 
 Gray J G, county treasurer 
 
 OAJTSON J W, tailor 
 
 HATS K B, saloon 
 
 Henderson J H D, minister 
 
 Hendricks T 6, gen mdse 
 
 HODES G. saloon 
 
 HOVEY & HUMPHREY, bankers; 
 assignees of George Humphrey; insur- 
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 Horn G M, gunsmith 
 
 Hunt A, boots and shoes 
 
 Hyman I>, varieties 
 
 Jackson A, photographer 
 
 Jackson Mrs M M, millinery 
 
 JAMES B H. stoves and tinware 
 
 Johnson C F, restaurant 
 
 Killingsworth J, bakery and grocery 
 
 Kinsey Jno, wagons and carriages 
 
 KNOX HOBACE, attorney at law and 
 
 city recorder 
 Lane County Mercantile Association, 
 
 gen mdse; J H McClung manager 
 LUGKEY J S, watchmaker and jeweler 
 Lynch A, groceries 
 Marx C, barber 
 McCain J S, minister 
 McCLANAHAN E J. Eugene Trans 
 
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 McClaren Jas, liquors 
 McFarland & Bryson,millinery and dress 
 
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 McPherson B, county assessor 
 Miller & McCornach, meat market 
 MISEB S W, harness and saddles 
 Nicklin A J, physician 
 "OBEGON STATE JOTJBNAL," Geo 
 
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 OSBUBN & CO, druggists 
 Osborne VVm, physician , 
 
 Ousley Dr, physician 
 Patterson A 8, postmaster, books and 
 
 stationery 
 Patterson A W, physiciai) 
 Pennington Mrs B 0, dressmaker 
 Pennington B C, meat market 
 Perkins H C, county surveyor 
 PETEBS A V (general merchandise 
 
 and W U Tele^, ^-^ .. operator 
 Preston VVm, harness and saddles 
 Rankin Miss A C, fancy goods 
 BEAM J B, undertaker 
 
 BENFBEW MBS A, St Charles Res- 
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 BHINEHABT J B, painter 
 Robinson ft Church, hardware 
 B0BI5S0N B M, cigars, tobacco, oys- 
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 ice cream 
 Rosenblatt S, cisrars aud tobacco 
 BOSENBLATT S & CO, general mer- 
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 Sharpels Dr, physician 
 
 Shelton & Harris, physicians 
 
 Shields J C, physician 
 
 Sloan Bros, blacksmiths 
 
 Steinheiser S, cigars 
 
 Stevens M, variety store 
 
 Thompson & Beau, attys at law, insnr- 
 
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 TITUS S M, livery, feed and sale stable 
 Townsin Wm H, bootmaker 
 Underwood Bros, agts Wells, Fargo ft 
 
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 Van Houten B C, insurance agt 
 Vogel Jos, bakery 
 WALTON JOSHUA J, county judge, 
 
 attorney at law and insurance agent 
 Ware Joel, county clerk 
 Warshauer S, dry goods 
 Wilkins F M, druggist 
 Winters A, photographer 
 Wooley A, pastor Presb'y church 
 Withrow Mrs M A, dressmaker 
 
 Fair Grounds, 
 
 MARION COUNTS. 
 Gies Chas, saloon 
 
 Fair Oaks, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTT. 
 Sutherlin S, gen mdse 
 
 Fairfield, 
 
 MARION COUNTr. 
 I Breyman E A ft Co, gen mdse 
 
 Fern Hill, 
 
 CLATSOP COUNTY. 
 Dennis H T, postmaster 
 
 Forest Grove, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY, 
 
 Is 27 miles from Portland, on the West 
 Side R R, and has a population of 300, 
 which for some reason does not increase 
 very rapidly. It has a pleasant locu- 
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 agricultural district, which brings it in- 
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 BOWIBT W, physician 
 CLOW J H, variety store 
 
 FOREST OBOVE HOTEL, Mm 
 
 Sloan, propr 
 
 HiUfPTON A 
 
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 HAMPTON HOUSE, A H Hampton 
 
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 Harper & Walker, boots and shoes 
 HUlMAN A, gen mdse and postmaster 
 Hoxter W D, gen mdse 
 Hudson W S, macksmith 
 Hughes S, hardware and farmers implo' 
 
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 Hyde H O, gen mdse 
 MEYE& I, druggist ond real estate 
 Pacitic University, J W Marsh prin 
 SAPPmOTON & CO, meat market 
 Sheane K, photographer 
 SLOAN HBS C. propr Forest Grove 
 
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 SMITH & BXTKTON, furniture and 
 
 undertakers 
 Williams John, meat market 
 Wills K P, gen mdse 
 
 Franklin, 
 
 LANE COUNTY. 
 
 Bryant Geo, hotel 
 Burgess H F, gen mdse 
 Dent H, hotel 
 Smith Daniel, livery stable 
 Thomas G, blacksmith 
 
 Galesville, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY. 
 
 Chrisman Richard, blacksmith 
 Levens D A, gen mdse 
 Levens Wui, notel 
 Newman J, blacksmith 
 
 Gardiner, 
 
 DOUULAS COUNTY. 
 
 Brown L F, drugs 
 
 Buchard E A, gen mdse 
 
 Dan D F, saloon , 
 
 Grills Mrs M, varieties 
 
 Hinsdale G S & Co, gen mdse and saw 
 
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 Knownholm J J, hotel 
 McGee W D, hotel 
 Beid k Nelson, saloon, 
 Simpson A M & Bro, gen mdse 
 Varrelmaa F, saloon 
 
 Oaston, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY. 
 
 Brock Geo, hotel 
 
 Campbell W C, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 in mdse 
 postmaster 
 
 Raymond Bros, gen 
 
 BAYMONSCH, 
 
 Oervais, 
 
 MARION COUNTY. 
 
 Brown S ft Co, gen mdse 
 
 Cooley J H, livery 
 
 Coolidge A, sawmill 
 
 Coulter J L, gen mdse 
 
 Crete Isaac, snoemaker 
 
 Cusick W A, physician 
 
 Egan W H, te?cher 
 
 Goodman N, gea mdse 
 
 Hair Mrs J T, hotel 
 
 Henderson T H Rev, pastor Methodist 
 
 church 
 Kaneiiisky M, gen mdse 
 Keppinger B, slioemaker 
 Knessel Wm, tinner 
 Matt Joe, saloon 
 Mitchell I, gen mdse 
 Mitchell M, cigars and postmaster 
 Nathman ft Nichels, blacksmiths 
 Segnin Louis, saloon 
 Smith J \V, grocer 
 Stevens B P, painter 
 Stewart P G, jeweler 
 Sullins J J, saloon 
 Sutter E 0, drugs 
 Taylor J D, saddler 
 Taylor & Karster, meat market 
 Thibendeau 0, saloon 
 Thrall J, wagonmaker ' 
 
 Vronman J B, carpenter 
 White Mrs, milliner 
 WUliams J S, agt ft C R R 
 
 M. MITCHELL, 
 
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 ALPIIARmiCAIiLr. 
 
 Olad Tidings, 
 
 CLACKAMAS C0UNT7. 
 SteTenB Lovell, blacksmith 
 
 Olencoe, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY, 
 
 Brada James, hotel 
 
 Connell Wm, blacksmith 
 
 Fowler J J, gen mdse 
 
 Johnson Wm B, suloon 
 
 Muki C W ft Biley, flouring mill 
 
 Goshen, 
 
 LANE COUNTY. 
 
 Hunsacker Bros, gen mdse 
 Matlock Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Grand Sonde, 
 
 POLK COUNTY. 
 Litchfield G C, gen mdsa , ' 
 
 Granite, 
 
 GRANT COUNTY. 
 Taber — , gen mdse 
 
 Greenville, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY. 
 
 Huds3n C H, wagonmaker 
 Inglos B B, blacksmith 
 Mnnni'iK ft Russell, siiwmill 
 
 FIERCE & MOOBE, gen mdso 
 
 Grove Spring, 
 
 BAKER COUNTY. 
 
 EMMONS W B, postmaster 
 <>luiiu W 8, gen mdse 
 Tilaou J T, notary public 
 
 Halsey, 
 
 LINN COUNTY, 
 
 Is a station and postoffice on the 0. 
 C. R. R., 98 miles south of Portland, 
 prettily located and commands a fair 
 trade with the adjacent country. It 
 depends on agriculture. 
 
 Allen B H. blacksmith 
 Barton Mias Sarah, milliner 
 Bassett ft AUingham, planing mill 
 BlackTJ, man Halsey Store and Ware- 
 house Co 
 Bkiaine liouis, hairdresser 
 Cliue C* A, blacksmith 
 Crawford Tames, harness maker 
 Francis W W, bootmaker, 
 Grebb L, groceries 
 Halsey Hotel, H Penlan propr 
 Halsey Store and Warehouse Co, T J 
 
 Black man, gen mdse and storage 
 Hayes 8 8, druggist 
 Hughbanks Mrs M, millinery 
 Kooutz M V, gen mdse, agt W, F ft Co 
 
 and postmaster 
 McFarlaud \V H, stoves and tinware 
 Moore B F, wagonmaker 
 Pearl J A, meat mnrket 
 Penlund H, propr Halsey hotel 
 Rector James, furniture 
 Smith W P, drugs, books and stationery 
 Starr P T, stoves and tinware 
 Thompson Jacob, livery stable 
 Thompson J H, agt ft C R R Co and 
 
 W U Tel Co 
 Thompson J ft Sons, gen mdse 
 
 Harrisburgh, 
 
 LINN COUNTY, 
 
 Situated on the O ft N R R, 106 miles 
 from Portland. It is a rich agricultural 
 section. It has no manufactories. A 
 weekly paper, the "Review," has just 
 been issued. It contains one hotel, and 
 several general business, houses. It has 
 a good select school. It contains about 
 5(X) inhabitants 
 
 Allison J M, propr •' Review " 
 
 ALPHA HOUSE, J F Fronk, propr 
 
 BBAMWELL W J, harness and sad- 
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 Brandenburg G W, watchmaker, jeweler 
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 BBOWN LOUIS, liquors 
 
 Canter A T, carpenter 
 
 CBAW-FOBD J Q, photographer and 
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 Curtis Misses, millinery 
 
 Davis H A, physician 
 
 Douglass L, p1ani:ig mill, carpenter 
 
 Prisco W T, carpenter 
 
 Ferri er M rs A E, millinery 
 
 FBONK J F. propr Alpha House 
 
 "HABBISBUBan BEVIEW." J M 
 
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 Hay J, carpenter 
 Hendee 8 B, agt O ft C R R and W U 
 
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 Hendrex J F, physician 
 
 Holt B R, livery, feed and sale stable 
 
 Hyde Marion, meat market 
 
 I8HAH G W, justice o!^he peace 
 
 Linnean Academy, S S Train prinl 
 
 Martin W P, carpenter 
 
 MAY & SENDERS, gen mdse 
 
 Mendenhall W F, physician 
 
 MORQAN FRANK, tuilor 
 Morris & Cox, blacksmiths 
 Porter T, principal public school 
 RAMPT R A, druggist 
 REAMS HENRY, furniture 
 RILEY JAMES* barber, notary public 
 SELLER & FALK, gen mdse 
 SMITH & BRASFIELD, gen mdse, 
 
 agt of VV, F & Go's express, ins agts, 
 
 postmaster 
 Smith k Briggs, flouring mills 
 SMITH DAMON, druggists ! 
 
 Smith J H, atty at law ] , 
 
 Smith W B, meat market 
 TALLEY WM, saloon 
 Tandy E N, atty at law 
 THURSTON LODGE A F & A M, 
 
 Sig Falk secty 
 TOMPKINS P, stoves and tinware 
 Williams W A, physician 
 Williams Wm, physician 
 Wilman P, harness maker 
 Willoughby R L, dentist 
 Windom 8c Scott, carriage maker 
 WOODBTJRY S R. blacksmith and 
 
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 J. G. CRAWFORD, 
 
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 HABBISBUBaH, OHEQOIT. 
 
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 Views of 
 
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 Junction City, Soda Springs, Sodaville, 
 
 Oregon State Penitentiary, 
 Salem, Albany, Ijebenon, Harriaburg, &c. 
 
 Heppner, 
 
 UMATUr.A. COUNTY. 
 
 Dennis & Hewison, fioar mill 
 Gilmore J W, hotel 
 Hallock O H, drugs 
 Hayden D M, blacksmith 
 Heppner Henry, gen mdse 
 Kathan W, saloon ^ 
 
 Kirk Bros, saddlers 
 
 Leizer W J, tinware 
 
 McGovem & Lichtenthal. shocmakeri 
 
 Maddock &, Bishop, gen mdso 
 
 Matteson & Bro, saloon 
 
 Morrow & Son, gen mdso \ 
 
 Shobe A J, drugs 
 
 Stephenson A J, brewery 
 
 Swaggart G W, saloon 
 
 Warren Wm, dry goods and millinery 
 
 Highland/ 
 
 CLACKAMAS COUNTY. 
 
 Tarwood D & Son, gen mdsa 
 Wallace G, gen mdsa and postmaster 
 
 Hillsborough, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY, 
 
 Is distant from Portland 20 miles, and 
 is situated on the Oregon Central R. R. 
 It is the county seat, has a nice Court 
 House, several places of business, a weekly 
 newspaper, the "Independent," and a 
 population of 500. It is very pleasantly 
 located, and the County Agricultural 
 Association hold their fairs here each 
 year. The county is one of the best in 
 the State. 
 
 AXTELL G W, painter, office Dreery 
 
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 ARCHBOLD A C, gen mdse 
 Bailey F A, physician 
 Boyce A Y, dentist 
 
 BROWN E M< druggist and physician 
 BROWN MARY A, postmistress 
 Cave R, hardware 
 
 DAVIS T W, carpenter and builder 
 DUNCAN E, propr Tuallatin House 
 FINNEY A, blacksmith, plow and 
 
 wafjomnaker 
 GREENE E C. barber 
 HallJ C, county surveyor 
 Hehrung H, furniture 
 Hord G L, physician 
 Lambkins S, tinware 
 LAUGHLIN C, livery 
 Luelling A W, county clerk 
 Mathews J B, sheriff 
 McKenney C, saloon 
 McKINNEYCV, livery 
 MTr.T.T.R & McDONAU). blacksmiths 
 
 and wagonmakers 
 MORGAN J W, deputy county clerk 
 Orth John, shoemaker 
 PIO G H, boots and shoes 
 
 PITTENGER W D, gen mdse and 
 
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 SEGERS & "ELEJJOtQ, meat market 
 
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 SMITH MAS C B, proprietress Wash 
 
 injzton Hotel 
 Smith W K, county judge 
 SOXJTHWORTH P B, cigars and to 
 
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 Stagg Thos H, harness and saddles 
 Strusscr L, saloon 
 Taylor O W, harness and saddles 
 Tongues T H, attorney 
 Tozier C T. county assessor 
 TUALITIN HOUSE, E Duncan 
 
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 WASHINGTON HOTEL, Mrs B 
 
 Sm ith propr 
 WILEY R E, saloon, Main 
 Williams L, groceries 
 
 Hood River, 
 
 WASCO COUNTY. 
 
 Adams W L, drug store and hotel 
 
 Barrett P G, physician 
 
 CLtrk Newton, justice of the peace 
 
 Lacky Nelson, blacksmith 
 
 Neal John, sawmill 
 
 Rogers & 8ons, flouring mill ,"'"\ 
 
 Smith £ L, gen mdse 
 
 Smith Lyman, sawmill 
 
 STRONAHAN ADELIA A, postmis 
 
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 Stronohan O L, architect and builder 
 
 Howard/ 
 
 WASCO COUNTY. 
 
 Blevins P, brewer 
 Corum Henry, saloon 
 Howard John, sawmill 
 Miller L W, blacksmith 
 Scott Wm, hotel 
 Thompson A F, shoemaker 
 Vauetta B F, gen mdse 
 
 Hubbard, 
 
 MARION COUNTY. 
 
 Ashcraft John, blacksmith 
 
 Friad M, gen mdse 
 
 Fry S W, jewelry 
 
 OLEASON a o, gen mdse and post- 
 
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 Gray A, gen mdse 
 Huush J H, physician 
 How 8 T, dentist 
 James Thomas, hotel 
 Moshbcrger — , blacksmith 
 Steinbayer John, blacksmith 
 Taylor Geo, saloon 
 W iley S, bootmaker 
 Wooley A, shoemaker 
 Wongerman G, harnessmaker 
 
 Humboldt, 
 
 BAKER COUNTY. 
 
 Beers R, gen mdse 
 Blair J, liTacksmith 
 Copeland & Williams, gen mdse 
 
 Independence, 
 
 POLK COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the line of the O. and C. R. R., 87 
 miles from Portland, and also on the 
 Willamette. It is a growing, well-built 
 town of 700 inhabitants, has a weekly 
 newspaper, and is the shipping point for 
 the bulk of grain produced in that sec- 
 tion of the county. Its business men 
 are energetic, enterprising and liberal; 
 its society is good, and its liealthful fea- 
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 Howell Prairie, 
 
 MARION COUNTY, 
 
 It) on the stage road leading from Salem, 
 the capital of the State and county seat, 
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 Stone S C, physician 
 Swarts R L, lumber 
 
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 Bians H C, saloon 
 Butler H J, harness and saddles 
 Carlyle G, barber 
 
 CASE G W, cigars, tobacco and 
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 COOPER & JOHNSON, saloon 
 
 billiard hall 
 Cooper J S, livery and feed stable 
 DAVIDSON & LEE, physicians and 
 
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 Deminc A, bootmaker 
 DODDER G W, tailor and repairing 
 Graves C A, hotel 
 Hedge, Burch & Co, sawmill 
 Henkle E "t, barber 
 HodginW L, postmaster 
 IRVINE J P, groceries 
 Kennedy & Chishan, wagonmakera 
 Layton P D, tinner 
 
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 Leonard & Oriswold, groceries 
 
 LlJMi tS H M, furniture and undertaker 
 
 MATHEWS JOSEPH, propr Revere 
 
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 Moloney & Wheeler, blacksmith* 
 Odulf A, gen mdae 
 Pipe* M L, justice of the peace 
 Piper W G, attorney 
 P opplet on Ezra, gen mdse 
 REVERE HOuSE, Joseph Mathews 
 
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 Riess Bros ft Doudy, XL Flour and 
 
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 Robertson ft Cooper, drugs and jewelry 
 Roberts J M, dentist 
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 Rowe E, wood turning mill 
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 UNION COUNTY. 
 
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 Boly M, clergyman 
 
 McKenney C, strloon 
 
 Cummins W, stool' raiser 
 
 Elliott R. clersryman 
 
 MORBIS M B, postmaster and phys: 
 
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 Weaver I F, clergyman 
 
 Irving Station. 
 
 Basserman J E, gen mdse 
 
 Conrad A J, hotel 
 
 Cunningham 0, blacksmith and dealer 
 
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 KITCHEN J H, druggist and post 
 
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 Isabel, 
 
 LANS COUNTY. 
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 Island City, 
 
 UNION COUNTY. 
 
 Berry J M, hotel 
 
 Bussey E F, blacksmith 
 
 Cuirnes ft Sterling, ilour mill 
 
 Carter J L, drugs 
 
 CuUen ft VViins, spddlers 
 
 Dorria W H, tinware 
 
 Frank Bros, agricultural implements 
 
 Goodiiough Chas, gen mdse 
 
 Harrison W A, wagonmaker 
 
 Lindsay ft Barnhart, saloon 
 
 Ryners.m Bros, blacksmiths 
 
 Smith F K, blacksmith 
 
 Sommer, Buer ft Co, gen mdse 
 
 Jacksonville, 
 
 JACKSON COUNTY, 
 
 Is a pretty and prosperous town in the 
 southern part of the State, 300 mden 
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 dins. It is delightfully situated on 
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 gold miues in the immediate vicinity, 
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 the finest grazing and farming lands in 
 the State. Its schools are of a hi>(h 
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 population is ubaut 800. There are two 
 papers published here, the "Oregon 
 Sentinel and the " Democratic Times, " 
 both ably conducted under efficient 
 mauagerd. The climate is very fine and 
 the sceuery picturesque. 
 
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 Ankeney A P, propr Sterling mine 
 Antenrieth E H, attorney 
 BECKMAN C C, bank and W, F ft Go's 
 
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 Berry 1 VV, millinery 
 Bilger Mrs J, stoves and tinware 
 Breckenfield F, varieties 
 Britt Peter, photographer 
 BROOKS E C, drugs and jewelry 
 Bybee Wm, sheriff 
 Cardwell Misses D ft M, millinery 
 Cardwell J A ft Son, livery and feed 
 
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 Carter J L& Son, painters 
 Coleman C, gen mdse 
 Danforth L, physician 
 
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 '*D£MOCRATIO TliXS," C Nickell 
 
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 Dillon M, saloon 
 Douegan Jno, blacksmith 
 Donegan P, blacksmith 
 Dowell B V, atty at law 
 DRUM J groceries 
 Elliott G W, gen mdse 
 Feathers D U, tailor and sawing machine 
 
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 EICK H, meat market 
 FISHEa & GOHH. gen mdse 
 Fisher Newman, gen mJse and county 
 
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 Foudra^ E D, county recorder 
 Fou Uin J D, county supt schools 
 
 FRANCO-AHEEIGAirHO TEL, Jane 
 
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 Oanung L G, dressmaking 
 Gmldanl B (J, county assessor 
 
 OROB ft TTLRICU, a doon and bakery 
 
 Uauna H K, district judge 
 
 Hanna S P, wagoumaker 
 
 Uoflinan Wm, conveyancer, notary pub 
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 Howard C J, county surveyor 
 
 HOWARD J S, gen mdse 
 
 HOWARD J gf ft SON, civil engi- 
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 Hnifer J H, justice of peace 
 
 Jackson W, dentist 
 
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 JACOBS £, gen mdse 
 
 Jones A C, lawyer , 
 
 Jones S P, saloon 
 
 Judge H, harness and saddles 
 
 Kaluer & Bro, drugs and books 
 
 Kahler C W, atty at law 
 
 Kelly H, at)ty at law 
 
 Kent T B, notary publio 
 
 Kerewsky G, gen mdse 
 
 Krause Frank, manager W U Tel Co 
 
 Kubli K, gen mdse 
 
 Langell N, boots and shoes 
 
 Linn D, furniture 
 
 Luy D, bootmaker 
 
 Manning J W, livery 
 
 Marques J, groceries 
 
 Mensor H, gen mdse 
 
 Mensor Wm, notions and fancy goods 
 
 MILLER D C, blacksmith 
 
 Miller J, guns and ammunition 
 
 Miller Max, postmaster 
 
 Myer J, wagonmaker 
 
 Neil J R, lawyer and dist atty 
 
 NOLAND ft McDANIEL, saloon and 
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 Orth John, meat market 
 
 FAFE H saloon 
 
 Plymale W J, livery and feed stable 
 
 Prim Mrs P P, millinery 
 
 HIJ AT IffS BROS, gen mdse 
 RIISUHARi) F, watchmaker and 
 
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 ROSTEL R New York hairdreMing 
 
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 Ryan P J, sen mdse 
 Savage C W, s.iloou 
 SGHUMFF 0, City Barber Shop and 
 
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 Schtttz V, brswery 
 Solomon L, gen mds3 
 
 "THE OREGON KENTIHEL." 
 
 Krause & Turner 
 VROOMAN M> physician and surgeon 
 WATTSON E B, attorney at law and 
 
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 Weber Henry, shoemaker 
 Witterer Mrs F, Brewery 
 WINJEN ft HELMS, aaloon and bil. 
 
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 WOLTERS JNO, bakery 
 
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 Baum S, gen mdse 
 Brown J R, drugs 
 Hamilton B W £ Son, gen mdse 
 Hearn Edward, harness and saddlery 
 Lynes David, moat market 
 Mott A B, blacksmith 
 Rigdon 8c W^aterman, lumbar 
 ROLAND C B, postmaster 
 ROLAND CB ft CO, gen mdss 
 Rowland J W, confectioner 
 Tauzler & Son, bootmakers 
 Thomas, Thompson & Co, flour mills 
 Vaughn Eli, wagoumaker 
 Walters Ralph, hotel 
 Waters Ralph, hotel 
 
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 BAXTER J R, postmaster 
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 LANE COUNTY, 
 
 Is a small town on the line of the O. 
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 Trains stop here for dinner. It con- 
 tains one hotel, kept by J. H. Berr^. 
 A good farming country surrounds it. 
 Population about 3u0. 
 
 Baber W H, gen mdse 
 Baughman W H, livery stable 
 BeeM J M, bootmaker * 
 
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 Berry J H, hotel 
 
 Blow Jnn, bliiclcBmith 
 
 Bramlenburg S, wutchmaker 
 
 Bailor J J, harness nud saddlery 
 
 Cherry Jos, furniture 
 
 Cleek ft Lewis, moat market 
 
 Craig Al, liquors 
 
 Craw Geo F, agent W, F ft Co, W U 
 
 Tel Co and O ft C R R and notary pub 
 
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 Dreskil Wm, blacksmith 
 Gilmore N, hotel 
 Hanna ft Bro, blacksmiths 
 Henderson E H, barber 
 HOUSTON J E, boarding house 
 Kratz ft Munch, Houring mills 
 Kreutz J C, bootmaker 
 Lafferty ft Quinn, groceries 
 I^e N L, physician 
 Lee W C 4 Co, drugs 
 Milliom F A, wagonmaker and notary 
 
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 Mulhollnnd R M, druggist 
 Porter ft Parker, editors " Republican " 
 Pritchard D T, jeweler 
 Queener J H, dentist 
 Salomon L, gen mdae 
 Starr ft Son, stoves and tinware 
 Sternberg, Senders ft Co, gen mdse 
 Thompson T O, wagonmaker 
 Williams ft Oriswofd, liquors 
 Wortman ft Sons, gen mdse 
 Wright J W, atty at law 
 
 King's Valley, 
 
 BKNTON COUNTY. 
 
 Ch ambe rs ft CojCrist mill 
 CANNOR & CROSNO, gen mdse 
 Maxtield H T, harnessmaker 
 Newman ft Son, blacksmith 
 Price L G, blacksmith 
 
 Klamath Agency, 
 
 LAKE COUNTY. 
 A postoffloe. 
 
 NICKERSON L M, Indian agent and 
 postmaster 
 
 Knappa, 
 
 CLATSOP COUNTY. 
 Knapp A J, lumber and gen mdse 
 
 Kellogg, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY. 
 KELLOQO A B, postmaster 
 
 Kerby, 
 
 JOSEPHINE COUNTY. 
 County Seat. 
 
 Adams A J, county supt 'i 
 
 Bain J W, blacksmith 
 
 Cruse Kate, physician 
 
 De Lamater N, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Floyd T F, county judge and postmaster 
 
 Huges James, saloon 
 
 Hughes ft Adams, liquors 
 
 Hughes Charles, county clerk 
 
 Kruse C, shoemaker ' 
 
 Lewis J P, county assessor 
 
 Naucke Wm, gen mdse and condty treas 
 
 Rider M, hotel 
 
 Sifers J B, miller 
 
 Smith J M, deputy postmaster 
 
 Taylor J, county sheriff 
 
 Trimble James, blacksmith 
 
 Lafayeti 
 
 YAMHILL OOUN'. , 
 
 Is located on the Yamhill river, six 
 miles above its mouth, and is distant 
 from Portland via Willamette SO miles. 
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 Central Railroad, has a population 
 of 300 and is the county seat. The 
 country surrounding the place is fertile, 
 an<l the people are enterprising and in- 
 telligent. It has a weekly newspaper 
 and contains some very pleasant homes, 
 the residence and grounds of A R Bur- 
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 and the place prosperous. It is quite a 
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 Anderson G, saloon 
 BURBANK A R, gen mdM» 
 Cal breath J F, physician 
 Dixon Mrs L A, milliner 
 Dunn J, blacksmith 
 Eastabrook C L, blacksmith 
 ESSEX HOTEL, J H Olds propr 
 ORAZER J, livery and feed stable 
 Haney J, bootmaker 
 Hubbard J E, postmaster 
 JOJONSON H, drugsrist 
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 Mattey J T, meat market 
 
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 273 
 
 OLDS J H, propr Euex Hotel 
 Perkins F, barber 
 
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 SAMFSOllJ X, sawmill 
 STABJl A M, stoves and tinware 
 
 La Grande, 
 
 UNION COUNTY, 
 
 Is situated in the Grande Ronde Valley 
 on the river of that name, UO miles from 
 Umiitillo, on the Columbui. The spurs 
 of tlie Blue Mountains which surround 
 the city are full of majestic grandeur 
 and the altitude of the place is so great 
 as to impart vigor to the system. The 
 country surrounding is agricultural and 
 mineral, stock-raising proving a source 
 of great revenue and employment to the 
 inhabitants. It is the county seat and 
 its future is regarded as bright. 
 
 Anson H, a,< n mdse 
 
 Biggors G W, physician 
 
 Blue Mountaia House, J W Dickey pro- 
 prietor 
 
 Carter J L, principal Blue Mountain 
 University 
 
 Chaplain Danl, receiver U S land office 
 
 Churchill C, liquors 
 
 Clark J P, varieties 
 
 Cramblit & Carter, druggists 
 
 Cramblit Jno, postmaster 
 
 Curtis J L, harnessmaker 
 
 Dorris Bros, stoves and tinware 
 
 Dwight H W, register U S land office 
 
 Foster T H, market 
 
 Kaller & Hall, blacksmiths and wagon- 
 makers 
 
 Hawley, Dodd & Co, agl impts 
 
 Hearing D B, blacksmith 
 
 Hendrix T C, physician 
 
 Hincs H K, pub "La Grande Gazette" 
 
 Huntington A C, furniture 
 
 Johnson — , hairdresser 
 
 Ladd Jno, livery stable 
 
 "LA GBANDE GAZETTE" H K 
 
 Hines publisher 
 Lebur Wm, physician 
 McComas E 8, notary pnblio 
 Perkins Jno, cooper 
 liobinson Geo W, bootmaker 
 Snodgrass W J, gen mdse, sawmill and 
 
 flouring mills 
 Sommer & Baer, gen mdse 
 Webb G W, painter 
 
 Lakeview, 
 
 LAKE COUNTY. 
 Colwell M, gen mdse 
 
 Foster A J, coantv assessor 
 Frankel J, gen masa 
 Hanks J L, county sheriff 
 Hargardine, Latta ft Co, gen mdse 
 Hatton K B, county clerk 
 Hopkins M D, blacksmith 
 Howard Jos W, gen mdse 
 Jones A K, hotel 
 Mason E C, county judge 
 IL'inKor H G, drugs 
 Snider A ft C U, gen mdse 
 Snelling V L, county surveyor 
 Vernon T B, county supt of schools 
 
 Langell's Valley, 
 
 LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 FULLEBSON J T, postmaster 
 
 Hall J B, physician 
 
 Killgore D, stock raiser 
 
 Langell A, stock raiser and blacksmith 
 
 Latham, 
 
 LANE COUNTY. 
 
 Comstock J J, postmaster, steam saw- 
 mill and gen mdse 
 Sharp J H, gen mdse 
 
 Comstock's Planing Mill 
 
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 Latham, Oregon. 
 
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 Lebanon, 
 
 LINN COUNTY, 
 
 Is 12 miles sontheast of Albany, with 
 which it has dail^ communication by 
 stage. Ite population is about 400. 
 
 Alison A, hotel 
 
 A nder s on M iss Loa, school teacher 
 
 AITOBEWS D, postmaster 
 
 Ballard D W, physician 
 
 Blick Jno, blacksmith 
 
 Bode R, wagonmaker 
 
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 Burkhart & Bilyew, livery stable 
 Clanghton S ^I, harness and saddles 
 Donaca W B, groceries 
 Ervin A, boots and shoes 
 Faley L, druggist and physician 
 Gilbert Miss Helen, music teacher 
 Hape J U P, physician 
 Harmon Chas, barber 
 Herdy G E, jewelry 
 Houk & Son, butchers * 
 Masshallder J C, hotel and guns 
 Masshalder Miss Mabaln, milinery and 
 
 dressmaking 
 Miller F M, atty at law 
 Montague & Cusick, gen mdse 
 Nickerson S A, sash, doors and blinds 
 PeterouB A H & Son, Jewelry 
 Powell J M, druggist and physician 
 Power R M, hotel 
 Salston J M & Co, ^<'u mdse 
 Reed W H, saloon 
 
 Reel A, cabinetmaker and undertaker 
 Whiting Junius F, artistic drawing, or 
 
 nament? and oil paintings 
 Smith G W, tinsmith 
 Wasaam J, Settle & Co, grist mill 
 
 Leland, 
 
 JOSEPHINE COUNTY. 
 
 BARENESS H D, hotel, feed stable 
 
 and postmaster 
 Hopkins Jas, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 Homer J C, carpenter 
 Nagel y/m, gen mdse a . i 
 
 Pettengill S B, gen mdse , ; 
 Smith H, gen mdse 
 
 ta Creek House. 
 
 H. D. HARKNESS, Proprietor. 
 
 LELAND, OREGON. 
 
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 Lena, 
 
 UMATILLA COUNTY. 
 Hinton C E, blacksmith 
 
 Lewisville, 
 
 POLK COUNTY, 
 
 A small village nine miles from Dallas, 
 the county seat. It has a population of 
 forty-five. 
 
 Bogu e J S, hotel and livery 
 MERWm M, po stmas ter 
 SMITH & llEBWIN, general mer- 
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 Staats I, justice of peace 
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 POLK COUNTY. 
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 Linkville, 
 
 LAKE COUNTY, 
 
 Is a small place GO miles from Ashland. 
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 mining is done. 
 
 Baldwin Geo, hardware, stoves and tin- 
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 Forbes J T, liquors 
 
 Nurse Geo, postmaster, propr hotel, saw 
 and flouring mill and livery stable 
 
 Payne Saml, haruessmaker and photog- 
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 Roberts J P, notary public 
 
 Thatcher & Wordeu, gen mdse 
 
 Little Elk, 
 
 BENTON COUNTY. 
 
 Derrick Z, harnessmaker 
 
 EDDT ISItA!£L F, postmaster, justice 
 
 of the peace and flouring mills 
 Hunt Levi, blacksmith 
 Pippin L E, cabinet maker 
 
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 LANE COUNTY. 
 
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 Elhnaker B, blacksmith and wagon 
 
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 Ellmaker Levi, butcher 
 Evans Milton, physician 
 Evans T, lumber 
 Jones R, cooper 
 
 McCoy J F, atty and claim agent 
 Noland W S, wagonmaker 
 Ritz C, broker 
 
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 Looking Olass, 
 
 DOUGLAS OOUNTy. 
 
 Cochran Wm, gen mdsa 
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 Lucky Queen, 
 
 JOSEPHINE OOUNTT. 
 
 Abrahams Sol, mine & toll road 
 Niday H F, gen mdsa 
 
 Malheur, 
 
 BAKER COUNTY. 
 A postoffice. 
 
 Cohn, Block & Co, merchants 
 Devereaux J, saloon 
 Partlow R S, merchant 
 Richanlson Mvry, marchant 
 SARGENT B E, merchant and notary 
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 MARION COUNTY. 
 
 Johns J M, gen mdsa 
 
 Odea A V & J N, geu mdsa 
 
 Siler B F , hotel and grain warehousa 
 
 EXJTEERFORD R H, po8tir:.dtQr 
 
 Marshfield, 
 
 coos COUNTY, 
 
 Is a postoffice, 4 miles from Lmpiro 
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 Bear Jno, saloon 
 
 Chilson B F, jewelry ^ 
 
 Cleaves I R, jewelry 
 
 Conuell E O, hardware and tinware 
 
 Doan E B & Co, gen mds? and sawmill 
 
 Dcubner W C, blacksmith 
 
 Devine T» boot and shoemaker 
 
 Eliot VVm, blacksmitli 
 
 Ferry & Bailey, hotel 
 
 Golden C B, physician and druggist 
 
 Harman J, blacksmith 
 
 Haywood E, saloon 
 
 Holland D, meat market 
 
 Keuyon Jno, toys and notions 
 
 Keragan M, hotel 
 
 Lobree A, gen mdse and sawmill 
 
 Mark F, furniture 
 
 McColgan O, blacksmith 
 
 Nasbura; & Hirst, gen mdse 
 
 Owen T G, atty at law 
 
 Reichart Wm, brewery and saloon 
 
 deglin & Bennett, pub "Coos Bay 
 
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 Seglin J M, atty at law 
 Smith £, dentist 
 Stora Jno, saloon 
 Timmerman F, maat market 
 Tower C W, physician and surgeon 
 Ward & Shingle, saloon 
 Webster G, atty at law 
 Webster W G, boots and shoes 
 Werdea Bros, hotel 
 Whitney H P, maat market 
 
 McKenzie Bridge, 
 
 LANE COUNTY. 
 
 Foley A N, physician and propr Hot 
 
 Springs 
 Hill H T & Son, hotel 
 Powers A S, mail contractor 
 RENFREW F C, notary public and 
 
 postmaster 
 Sims J W, blacksmith 
 Wycoff & Settle, propra Hot Sprir-^i 
 
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 McMinnville, 
 
 YAMHILL COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the line of the O;ogon Central Rail- 
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 ADAMS H & CO, Nestucka Sawmill, 
 Lumbjrin r & Manufacturing Co. 
 
 Bangfasser G & Son, gen mdse 
 
 B >rnum G F, carpanter 
 
 Bettmm L, gen mdse 
 
 Booth W T, blacksmith 
 
 Brown B F, boots and shoes 
 
 Caswoll J, saloon 
 
 CENTRAL HOTEL, J A Grosn propr 
 
 Dielschaieder A, gen mdse 
 
 Dunzer C, furnituro 
 
 Eccleston E, bootmaker 
 
 Edans H, harness and saddles 
 
 Feker M, s iloon 
 
 GARRISON W J, meat market 
 
 GROSS J A, propr Central Hotel 
 
 Harding E X, Tbootmaker 
 
 HARDING S F, attorney and notary 
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 Hartman Bros, gen mdse 
 
 HENDERSON W G. Uvery and feed 
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 HoU Wm, watchmaker 
 Howard H B, painter 
 Johnson C D, blacksmith 
 Manning S A, tinware 
 McOUIBE J, propr McMinnville Hotel 
 
 MoMINNVILLE HOTEL, J McGuire 
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 Nelson R, wagonmaker 
 
 Nelson k Wafiace, bakery 
 
 RUSS HOUSE, Mrs M A Wood propr 
 
 Sax John J, flouring mill 
 
 Snellins; G V, painter 
 
 STMONS C, merchant tailor 
 
 Todd R H, drugs 
 
 Turner Bros, drugs 
 
 Turner D H, postmaster 
 
 Vanatta J J, city marshal 
 
 Wyndham A C, baths and barber 
 
 Young S A, physician 
 
 D. H. TURNER. 
 
 W. B. TURNER. 
 
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 DRUGGISTS i APOTHECARIES 
 
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 at lowest prices In the city. 
 
 McMinnville, Oregon. 
 
 Mehamah) 
 
 MARION COUNTY. 
 Morris P, gen'mdse 
 
 Middleton, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY. 
 Winter John, gen mdse 
 
 Miller's Station, 
 
 LINN COUNTY. 
 
 CROOKS J T, postmaster 
 
 Fisher E T T. surveyor 
 
 Johnson W, justice of peace and agt 
 
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 Miller Francis, blacksmith 
 Miller I D, Grange Warehouse 
 Newman H, gen mdse 
 
 Milton, 
 
 UMATILLA COUNTY. 
 
 Brown W*S, planing mill and shmsrle 
 
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 Dustan Jno, livery and feed stable 
 OHOLSON JNO F, deputy postmaster 
 
 and variety store, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 Yankee notions, eto 
 Kreguer H, saloon 
 Lewis J, saloon 
 McDonald J, blacksmith 
 Miller Jno. grist mill 
 Palmer W P, phdtographer 
 Richie Bros, meat market , 
 
 Spencer W D, blacksmith 
 Weston E W, physician 
 Williamson Jno B, gen mdse , < 
 Wonnington M V B, gen mdse 
 
 Milwaukee, 
 
 CLACKAMAS COUNTY, 
 
 Is a postoffice on the O. & C. R. R., 
 seven miles from Portland. It was once 
 an important little place, but is now 
 "much the worse for wear." 
 
 Cahn I S, gen mdse 
 Ware Stephen, blacksmith 
 
 Mitchell, 
 
 WASCO COUNTY. 
 
 Giles & McCoy, sawmill 
 
 Master^en Geo, blacksmith 
 
 McCallum H, physician 
 
 McCown J, gen mdse 
 
 SARGENT I N, gen mdae, hotel and 
 
 W postmaster 
 are S, blacksmith 
 
 Mohawk, 
 
 LANE COUNTY. 
 HOUSTON F B, postmaster 
 
 Molalla, 
 
 CLACKAMAS COUNTY. 
 
 Collin Geo, saloon 
 
 Mayer Laramie, gen mdse 
 
 Moody Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Renearson F B, dru(,s and physician 
 
 Sanford Richard, druss 
 
 Stewart Charles, blacksmith 
 
 Zeick John, blacksmith 
 
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 Monmouth, 
 
 POLK COUNTY. 
 
 Dawson Wm, drugs 
 Gard Mrs Ruth, hotel 
 Hotz Conrad, grocer 
 Kennedy W C, blacksmith 
 McNeil J H, cigars, etc 
 Murphy P H, shoemaker 
 Messenger Publishing Co 
 Waterhouse W, sashes and doors 
 
 Monroe City, 
 
 BENTON COUNTY. 
 
 AFDf J L, postmaster and druggist 
 
 Bowcn H, blacksmith 
 
 Gilbert P, wagonmaker 
 
 Hay & Blood, blacksmiths 
 
 Howard Mrs, hotel 
 
 Landerking & Son, saloon 
 
 Reader Thos, miller 
 
 Starr & Lewis, butchers 
 
 Shafer G M, saddler 
 
 Sternberg & Senders, gen mdsa . ^ 
 
 Wilhelm A, saloon 
 
 Williams Adam, saloon 
 
 Wortman & Son, gen mdso 
 
 Mount Scott. 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY. 
 
 Adamson J Q, stock raiser 
 BLAKELT MRS M, postmaster 
 Frask VVm, sawmill 
 Tipton H, stock raiser 
 
 Murphy, 
 
 JOSEPHINE COUNTY. 
 Wimer J & Son, flour mill 
 
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 KEELER H. GABBERT, Prop'r. 
 
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 Myrtle Creek, Oregon. 
 
 Myrtle Point, 
 
 COOS COUNTY. 
 
 Is located on the right bank of the Co- 
 quille river, on a high bluif, about 40 
 miles from its mouth. It is at the head 
 of tide-water. It is about 60 miles from 
 Roseburgh, in Douglas county. It is 
 surrounded by a vast amount of good 
 timber land. There are good coal fields 
 in the neighborhood. The riv er bottoms 
 and bench land produce excellent crops. 
 Stock-raising is extensively carried on. 
 
 Myrtle Creek, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY. 
 
 Buick D S K, hotel 
 
 Farmers and Mechanics Mercantile As- 
 ciat'on, gen mdse 
 
 OABhERT KEELER H, drugs 
 
 McCurty A G, physician 
 Myrtle Creek Alden Fruit Drying Co 
 Myrtle Creek flouring mills 
 Sanderson Mrs N, millinery 
 Sideman, Murks & Co, gen mdse 
 Stevenson & Yocum, liquors 
 Woodcock & Churchill, Dlacksmiths 
 
 Bender E, justice of the peace 
 
 BENDER EDWARD, general agent, 
 postmaiter, notary public 
 
 Border A W, photographer 
 
 Border ^V^ A, hotel and livery 
 
 Brack P, cooper 
 
 Burk James, saloon 
 
 Edwards C E, steamboat captain 
 
 Elgin G D, physician 
 
 Giles D, constable 
 
 Glotfelty Wm, cabinet maker 
 
 HERMAN B, gen mdse 
 
 Herman C M, meat market 
 
 .Tennings E T, school teacher 
 
 Lehnherr C, grist mill 
 
 Majory G W, carpenter 
 
 Matheson K, bootmaker 
 
 Miller M C, music teacher 
 
 Noyes J L, nursery 
 
 Racleflb W E, store and steamboat and 
 
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 Reed 0, blacksmith 
 Roberts Jno H, carpenter 
 Roberts M, engineer 
 Rosa & Hammerburg, fruit dryers 
 Wtiis Peter, machine and blacksmith 
 
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 AYilkins C W, gunsmith 
 Wirth Anton, horticulturist 
 
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 Oregon — Needy-North YamhUl. 
 
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 Needy, 
 
 OLACKAMAS COUNTY. 
 
 Hardesty & Seonee, gen mdse 
 Scott I 8, carpenter 
 Sfionee J R, postmaster 
 Wheeler H H, blacksmith 
 
 Nestocton, 
 
 TILLAMOOK COUNTY. 
 
 Cohn St, Rosenfeld, gen mdse 
 Htttcbins B P, gen mdse 
 
 New Era, 
 
 CLACKAMAS COUNTY, 
 
 Is a new and prosperous town on the 0, 
 & C. R. R., 21 miles from Portland. J, 
 Casto is postmaster. 
 
 GASTO JOSEPH, postmaster, physi 
 
 cian and druggist 
 Eaves M W, grist mill 
 Foster J G, dry goods and groceries 
 Parrot Jos, gen mdse 
 Reif Jne, boots and shoes 
 Taylor J M, architect and builder 
 Vetetoo G W, drayman 
 Zeecke I, blacksmith 
 
 New Pine Creek, 
 
 LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Brown & Cloud, blacksmiths 
 
 Holliday & Co, sawmill and planing mill 
 
 LOPEK B, state Line Milling Co and 
 
 postmaster 
 Moss S, State Line Milling Oonipany 
 Robnett J & Co,State Line Milling Com- 
 pany 
 State Line Milling Co, gen mdse and 
 grist mill 
 
 Newport, 
 
 BENTON COUNTY. 
 
 Abbey P M, hotel 
 Case S, gen mdse 
 Hammond W, gen mdse 
 Parker — , sawmill 
 Williams C H, gen mdso 
 Williams E, saloon 
 
 Newellsyille, 
 
 MARION COUNTY. 
 
 HoefTer Gus, blacksmith 
 Jette & Clark, gen mdae 
 
 Norfolk, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY. 
 
 Lyster John, hotel 
 Mead H J, blacksmith 
 MELVIN M M, notary public and 
 postmaster 
 
 North Canyonville, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY, 
 
 Is 27 miles from Roseburg and 227 miles 
 from Portland, and situated on the line 
 of the California and Oregon Stage 
 Company, and is a town of some im- 
 portance as a mining and trading point. 
 
 Aizner John L, blacksmith and general 
 
 merchandise 
 Blackwood W H, saloon 
 COLVIG G W, druggist and operator 
 
 W U Tel Co 
 GROW S B, jeweler and photographer 
 Gaunt T C, shoemaker 
 Hackley Wm, blacksmith 
 Harvey C, painter 
 Hilton E O, livery 
 KIMMEL C, wagonmaker 
 LEVENS D A, gen mdse, grist mUl 
 
 and hotel 
 Levens H C, livery . 
 Manning W, postmaster 
 MERBiICSK C H, physician, office over 
 
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 Overland Hotel, J Beverley propr 
 Packard J J, sawmill 
 Parsley D, furniture 
 Pickett & Wilson, sawmill 
 Riddle k Manning, gen mdse; express 
 ROBERTS N, Arcade Saloon 
 SALTONSTALL D, tinware k stoves 
 Schultz A F, flouring mills 
 SMITH W, watchmaker and jeweler 
 Stacey L, meat market 
 Stenger L, saloon and brewery 
 Toklas, Baden & Co, gen mdse 
 Webb H P, notary 
 Woods A E, harness and saddles 
 
 North Powder, 
 
 BAKER COUNTY, 
 Welch Jas, postmaster 
 
 North Tamhill, 
 
 YAMHILL COUNTY. 
 
 Ball William, carnage and wagonmaker 
 Bedwell & Co, gen mdse 
 
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 Edwards J D, blacksmith 
 Haines J W, physician 
 Marston H L, sen mdse 
 McConnell W J, gen mdse 
 Morgan H C & Son, blacksmiths 
 Morris D J, physician 
 Rice Wm B, wagonmaker 
 RUNNELS A D, drugs and postmaster 
 Salfisky Chas, boot and shoemaker 
 
 Norton, 
 
 CLACKAMAS COUNTY. 
 
 CANTIELD D> postmaster and general 
 
 merchandise 
 Kirsham Walter, flouring mills 
 Wilber A C, justice of the peace 
 
 Norway, 
 
 coos COUNTY. 
 Reed & Nelson, gen mdse 
 
 Oak Creek, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY. 
 
 THOBNTON JEPTHA, postmaster 
 
 and justice of the peace 
 Thornton J J, blacksmith and stock 
 
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 Oakland, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY, 
 
 Is 19 miles from Roseburg and 181 miles 
 from Portland, on the O. & C. R. R. 
 Its population is about 500, and the 
 town has a good trade. 
 
 ABRAHAM H> m-ooI, grain and money 
 
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 Ackley J K, painter 
 Brown A F & Co, gen mdse 
 Canaday J W, gunsmith 
 Caro Br os & Co, gen mdse 
 COPLAND E f, saloon 
 Dearling & Gibson, blacUsmiths 
 DEPOT HOTEL, R Thomas propr. 
 
 Trains stop here for meals 
 Ellsworth B F, hotel 
 Enbaiiks k Baltic, grist mill 
 FBASEB W S. meat market 
 Gibson D, hotel 
 Hazleton J, harness and saddles 
 Howard ft Hochkiss, saloon 
 Johnson P, harness and saddles 
 Mahoney J H, saloon 
 McCuUa J, wagonmaker 
 
 Merriman & Murray, blacksmiths 
 
 McCuUoch J W, wagonmaker 
 
 Page £ J, druggist 
 
 Settle Geo, harness and saddles 
 
 Shupe J H, groceries 
 
 Smith R '& Co, gen mdse 
 
 TAYLOB G A, postmaster and ndtaj 
 
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 Taylor & Hall, stoves and tinware 
 Venable J M, physician 
 Young A C, livery 
 Young EGA Co, gen mdse 
 
 Olney, 
 
 CLATSOP COUNTY. 
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 GBAY W H, postmaster 
 
 Oneatta, 
 
 BENTON COUNTY. 
 Case Samuel, gen mdse 
 
 Oregon City, 
 
 CLACKAMAS COUNTY. 
 
 Oregon City is the county seat, and 
 contains about 1,500 inhabitants. It is 
 situated on the Willamette river and O. 
 & C. R. R., 12 miles south of Portland. 
 The falls of the Willamette at this point 
 afford the best water power in the United 
 States, being equaled only by that of 
 the St. Anthony in Minnesota. Vessels 
 can load here for San Francisco direct. 
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 place is a large woolen mill, which gives 
 employment to about 100 persona. It 
 also contains a number of saw and lour- 
 ing mills. All kinds of business is well 
 represented. 
 
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 Albright & Logus, meat market 
 
 Apperson A J, flour mills 
 
 Athey M C, atty at law 
 
 BACON J M> postmaster ; liobks sod 
 
 stationery 
 Bailey A C, hotel 
 
 B owe r s A W, Consregational pastor 
 BUBHEISTEB C H L, watchaakcr 
 
 and jeweler 
 Campbell F W, county surveyor 
 CAMPBELL J M» stoves and tinware 
 CAUFIELD C H, money broker, no- 
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 Charman Thos & Son, gen ndse 
 
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 CSUFT uJirSE, T VV Khoadea propr 
 COLIlxiS H T, barber 
 CROSS H E, atty at law and county 
 
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 EASTHAM E L, atty at law, insur- 
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 EUDEx WM & SON, stone cutters 
 
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 HELDS THOS, groceries 
 Fish VV, groceries 
 Fish Walter, gen mdso 
 FITHIAN J B, propr of the "Clacka 
 
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 Fonts \V H H, county clerk 
 Franz H, barber 
 Fuchs Geo, cigars and tobacco 
 Gibbish J no, saloon 
 Greep F C, hotel and saloon 
 Greeves W C, county coroner 
 GBIEP F G, propr Oriental Hotel 
 Harding & Barlow, groceries and bakery 
 
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 HAEDING H J, agt w. F & Co 
 
 Harding LD, boots and shoes 
 HIGHEIELD W F, watchmaker 
 HOWAED A W, harness and saddles, 
 
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 Hughes B A, gen mdse 
 Hufat S, atty at law 
 HUMPHR YS J, fish market 
 Imperial mill, grist mill 
 Ingraham E H, physician 
 Jacobs Bros, woolen mills 
 Jagga r L, groceriei, feed produce 
 j£WELL T W, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 candies and fruits 
 Johnson, McCown & Macrum, attys at 
 
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 Kelly E D, dry goods and groceries 
 Kester C M. photographer 
 Lamb C S, agt O & C R K 
 LA ROCQU^ G C, capitalist 
 Latourette H, atty at law 
 Lee M L, watchmaker 
 Logua Chas, meat markt 
 Mayer A, gen mdse 
 May hew C F, saloon' 
 McDonald J S, saloon 
 Morriss & Farr, meat market 
 Myers John, gen mdsa 
 NonissJ W, physician 
 O'Coanor W W, blacksmith 
 
 OREGON CITT ENTERPRISE," 
 
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 a JZNTAL HOTEL, F G Griep propr 
 
 Parker 8, physician 
 
 Pillsbury J G, sheriflF 
 
 Pope ft Co, hardware, stoves and tinWare 
 
 Randall N W, county supt of schools 
 
 RHOASES T W, propr CUft House 
 
 fioss H W, druggist ind physician 
 
 Schneider P, tailor 
 
 Schram John, saddles and harness 
 
 Selling J, gen mdse 
 
 Sellwood J W, Episcopal pastor 
 
 Shade J, bootmaker 
 
 Sharp A S, parstor M E church 
 
 Shepherd J H, painter 
 
 Sheppard J H, shoemaker 
 
 Teal J H, pastor Baptist church 
 
 Trumboth J, saloon 
 
 Wait J K, county judge 
 
 Warren E S Mrs, millinery _, 
 
 Welch J, dentist 
 
 White J S, R C priest 
 
 WILLIAMS & CO, druirgists 
 
 WINESET C P, blacksmith, wagon 
 
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 Zauner C, saloon 
 
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 UNION COUNTY. 
 
 Gilham C A, blacksmith 
 
 Held & Co, blacksmith 
 
 Hugely Thomas M, wiigonmaker 
 
 Snodgrass W J,gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Oswego, 
 
 CLACKAMAS COUNTY. 
 
 Oswego Iron Company 
 
 Prosser G W, gea mdse and postmaster 
 
 Walling & Son, nursery 
 
 Parkersburg, 
 
 coos COUNTY. 
 
 Coquille Mill and Tug Co, sawmill 
 
 Gabriel S W, fish caun',/ 
 
 Grube G, sawmill 
 
 Hyde M H, drugs 
 
 Leneve Geo, saloon , 
 
 Perkins J M, tanner 
 
 Patterson's Mills, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY. 
 Patterson Wm, gen mdse 
 
 Pendleton, 
 
 UMATILLA COUNTY, 
 
 Is 36 miles from Umatilla on the Colum- 
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 281 
 
 ALPIIABariOALIiT. 
 
 There is a weekly newspaper, the 
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 •East 
 
 Bailey D W, atty at law 
 
 Bailey G W, notary 
 
 Bentley Jno, planing mill 
 
 Bowman J W, livery stable 
 
 Braraol T C, county surveyor 
 
 Bull M P, pub "East Oregonian" 
 
 Butler Julian, wagonmaker « 
 
 Byers & Co, flouring mills 
 
 Corum L M, planing mili, sash, door and 
 blind factory 
 
 Cram & Landry, hotel 
 
 Despain Jeremiah, market 
 
 Discsway & Sanford, liquors 
 
 Everts Ijucian, atty at law 
 
 Geisler William, bootmaker 
 
 Gray £ F, saddler and harnessmaker 
 
 Jacobson A, liquors 
 
 KEENET J B, county clerk 
 
 Lee L H, bakery and restaurant 
 
 Lennox Jeremiah, bootmaker 
 
 Lindsey J B, dentist 
 
 Livermore & Beagle, gen mdse 
 
 Livermore Lot, postmaster, agt W, F & 
 Co and NW stage company 
 
 Tusin & Bell, attys at law 
 
 Lyons M, hairdresser 
 
 Marshall W H, blacksmith 
 
 Mc Arthur L L, dist judge » • 
 
 McCay W C, physician 
 
 Porter A H, drugs, fancy goods and no- 
 tions 
 
 Rothchild S, gen mdse 
 
 Russell Wm, county assessor 
 
 Sperry J L, sheriif 
 
 Stang Adam, brewery 
 
 Stenger George, tailor 
 
 Sturm Chas, market ' 
 
 Switzler Wm, gen mdse 
 
 Taylor & Shoemaker, blacksmiths 
 
 Turner & Bailoy, atty at law 
 
 Turner James H, atty at law 
 
 Viin Dorii J N, manfr of furniture 
 
 Webb G W, stoves and tinware 
 
 Wright David, livery stable 
 
 Yoakum H G, county judge 
 
 Peoria, 
 
 LINN COUNTY. 
 
 Finegan S B, blacksmith 
 
 GILBERT J B, postmaster and gen 
 
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 Holder W, druggist and gen mdse 
 Storr J W, physician 
 Van Caren W, painter 
 Watts F A, gen mdse 
 
 Ferrydale, 
 
 POLK COUNTY. 
 
 Butler James, saloon 
 
 Davis H, school teacher 
 
 Enes Richard, lumber, grain and com- 
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 Gentry Henry, saloon 
 
 Glandon Harry, blacksmith 
 
 McCarty Thomas, butcher 
 
 McGrew John W, hotel 
 
 McGrew & Johnson, agt for agl impltt 
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 Patterson Alex S, druggist 
 
 Wells Mrs M C, hotel 
 
 Wilson J W, hotel 
 
 Philomatli, 
 
 BENTON COUNTY. 
 
 Allen & Harris, gen mdse 
 
 Badger Luther, cari^euter 
 
 Carter W A, physician 
 
 Crow M M, stage line 
 
 Enos D, lumbering, sawing and planing 
 
 Heukle J E & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Hite W S, blacksmith 
 
 Kisor Mrs, boarding house 
 
 McLain & Boon, butchers 
 
 PHILOMATH COLLEGE, Rev W S 
 
 Walker, principal 
 
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 Rev W S Walker editor 
 WALKER W S REV, principal of 
 
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 Whitney G A, physician 
 Wilcox & Rust, blacksmiths 
 
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 JACKSON COUNTY. 
 
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 Berry J H, carpenter ' 
 
 Burner F, saloon 
 
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 Dunlap A, blacksmith 
 
 Gilbert O E & Co, blacksmith 
 
 Hackett J, saloon 
 
 Lane & Hyde, livery stable 
 
 Laurenberg O, hotel 
 
 Sargent — , gen mdse 
 
 Pilot Rock, 
 
 TfMATILLA COUNTY, 
 
 Clements E-M, physician 
 
 Eberly Fritz, bootmaker 
 
 Fletcher Eli, livery 
 
 Fletcher W H, hotel and meat market 
 
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 Stewart D I, livery 
 
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 STURTIVANT A J, gen mdse and 
 
 postmaster 
 Sylvester &, Durie, gen mdae 
 Wattson & Luhrs, lumber 
 
 Pleasant Hill, 
 
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 Briatow J J, wagonmaker 
 Morgan & Parks, gen mdse 
 Mulkey I N, blacksmith 
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 COLUMBIA COUNTY. 
 
 BROTJSE F> postmaster, saw and flour 
 
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 MULTNOMAH COUNTY, 
 
 Aiken John, sawmill 
 KeMy — , physician 
 Ikluxwell W H, blacksmith 
 Otis J S, carpenter 
 Shafler J, propr stage line 
 STEPHENS J 0, postmaster 
 
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 BAKER COUNTY. 
 Chambers Wm, flour and sawmill 
 
 Portland, 
 
 MULTNOMAH COUNTY, 
 
 Is situated on the left bank of the Wil- 
 lamette river, 12 miles above its junction 
 with the Columbia, and 90 miles above 
 Astoria, containing a population of 20,- 
 000 energetic and intelligent people. It 
 is practically a seaport, since deep water 
 vessels ascend the river with compara- 
 tive safety, and at all seasons of the 
 year. It is the commercial metropolis 
 of the Pacific Northwest, and the horo- 
 scope of the fyture plainly marks out a 
 destiny that will always assure her this 
 title. It is the principal distributing 
 
 Eoint of supplies for the Umpqua, 
 logue river and Willamette valleys, 
 while all that country lying east of the 
 Cascade Mountains, in Washington Ter- 
 
 ritory and Oregon, depends entirely upon 
 this bustling, well-built and beautifully 
 laid out city for its articles of us3 and 
 consumption. She is the center of 
 wealth, refinement and culture, and to 
 her, all other cities of the section pay 
 respectful obeisance, acknowledging ner 
 as the "mightiest of them all." Her 
 private residences will compare most fa- 
 vorably with those of cities of greater 
 pretensions and age, in point of archi- 
 tectural design and finisn, as well as in 
 cost of construction. The business 
 blocks are substantially built, with an 
 eye to convenience and beauty, while 
 the thoroughfares are cleanly kept, com- 
 fortably broad and run at right angles. 
 The public buildings are perfect gems in 
 their ^ay, and are creditable to the high 
 order of enterprise which characterizes 
 her public-spirited residents. A pride 
 in the permanent and beautiful growth 
 of the city is everywhere apparent, and 
 everything evidently is done to enhance 
 the admiration of her visitors. Her 
 hotels are numerous, well appointed and 
 elegantly arranged. Her churches are 
 beautiful structures, all well attended 
 and ably conducted. Her market halls 
 are the subject of wonder, eliciting ex- 
 pressions of surprise from those who 
 come from afar with no such thoughts 
 of beholding such commodious, conven- 
 ient and tastily arranged places of trade 
 as New Market, especially, certainly is. 
 The public and private schools are 
 worthy the highest words of praise, and 
 it is due to the educational interests to 
 concede great credit to the "moving 
 spirits" for these "ornaments of in- 
 struction." The residents of Portland 
 exhibit a literary taste in the support of 
 more than twenty publications that is 
 truly flattering. The members of the 
 " art preservative " are, as a class, per- 
 sons endowed with rare intelligence and 
 experience, to which qualities the excel- 
 lent management that is shown in the 
 various departments of the respective 
 journals is traceable. The "Oregonian " 
 and the "Standard" are morning papers, 
 both of which show a degree of enter- 
 prise that few journals in cities of the 
 same size can boast. 
 
 The "West Shore, "a monthly journal, 
 in magazine form, is a sprightly sheet of 
 32 pages. Its publisher, L. Samuel, is 
 the embodiment of energy and enter- 
 prise, possessing a knack that is essen- 
 tially peculiar to the successful manage- 
 ment of a newspaper. It is devoted to 
 literature, science and art, and the re- 
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 The "Mercury" is a weekly, issued on 
 Sunday, containing miscellaneous mat- 
 ter and local gossip principally. Its 
 proprietors, W. 8. \loss & Co., are 
 wide-awake, and, alchough but recently 
 established, are securing a list of sub- 
 scribers and patrons that speaks highly 
 of their disposition to succeed in their 
 new field of labor. Of the other jour 
 nals we can say that they are vigilant 
 and alive to their interests, and are en 
 deavoring to "hold the fort," though 
 the heavens fall, and "the storm of 
 bullets fly with danger." There are 
 two eveniag papers, the "Bee " and the 
 "Telegram," published here. Also 
 commercial paper, the "Reporter," 
 which shows that the merchants of the 
 city and the adjacent towns appreciate 
 a paper that represents their immeiliate 
 iaterests, It is an eiglit-page weekly, 
 ably edited and replete with information 
 peculiar to its character. 
 
 The city is also the terminus of two 
 railroads, has water works, gas works, 
 street railways, several banks, repre- 
 senting millions of money, two tele- 
 phone companies and telegraphic com- 
 munication. Her annual exports amount 
 in the aggregate to several millions. 
 Her growth the past year was wonder- 
 ful, more than a million dollars having 
 been expended in the erection of build 
 ings. The Government building is a 
 neat, three-story edifice, situated in the 
 center of a beautiful square set with 
 shrubbery and plants. It cost $300,000. 
 
 Abell Frank G, photographer, 169 First 
 Ach Mrs H, dry and fancy goods, 231 
 
 First 
 ACKERMAN H & CGL wholesale 
 
 crockery and glassware, 87 First 
 ADAMS W H, attorney at law and 
 
 notary puMic, Dekum's building 
 Adnlphis Df — , physician. First & Ash 
 AINSWOBTH 0£0 J, general supt 
 
 O S N Co, Ash and Front 
 Akers Wm, livery stable, 28 Taylor 
 Alisky Chas, butcher, 138 First 
 ALISKT & HEOELE, stbam candy 
 
 factory, 145 First and 28 Alder 
 ALUS & BLACK, mill furnishing and 
 
 machinery, 4 Morth Front 
 ALLEN & LEWISf wholesale grocers, 
 
 20, 22 and 24 North Front 
 Anderson & Co, saloon, 146 First 
 Andritschke C R, saloon. Front and 
 
 Madison 
 ARION SALOON, G Franz propr, 28 
 
 Yamhill 
 Armstrong Mrs F, dressmaking, Wash 
 
 ington and Third 
 
 Arnold L, meat market. Sixteenth and S 
 
 Atkinson E, foundry. Fourth nr O 
 
 ATKINSON & FARISH, publishers 
 " The Sunday Welcome " and "Com- 
 mercial R porter," B bet Third and 
 Fourth, 
 
 Atkinson & Wakefield, real estate and 
 insurance agts, notaries public. Stark 
 and Front 
 
 ATJER F X, guns, ammunition and 
 fishing tackle, 12 Stark 
 
 Bachman J & Bro, brokers and ins agta, 
 122 First 
 
 BACHMAN LOUIS, Union Hall (li- 
 quors), 153 Front 
 
 Bachler Mrs Wm, dressmaking, 123 
 Washington 
 
 Bacon C P, livery, 93 Second 
 
 BALDWIN WM. meat market, 138 
 First 
 
 BALFOUB, OUTHBEE & CO, com- 
 mission merchants 
 
 Ball & Gregory, lawyers, 162 First 
 
 BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AM- 
 ERICA, J Goodfellow agt, 50 First 
 
 Bailey & Bird, groceries, 47 Yamhill 
 
 Baio Miss, hairdressing, ^Vashington 
 and Third 
 
 Barber M, lodging house, Morrison and 
 Second 
 
 BARBm & NICKLIN, dentists, 149 
 First 
 
 BarbcT Jno, sewing machines, 32 Yamhill 
 
 BARNARD J L, commission storage, 
 and forwarding, Commercial Wharf 
 
 Barnes Wm, confectionery, 67 First 
 
 Barr S M, boots and shoes and sewing 
 machines, 171 First 
 
 Barrett C C, books and stationery, 109 
 First 
 
 BARRETT JOHN, plumber, gas and 
 steamfitter, 43 First 
 
 BarroU F H, cigars and tobacco, 87 
 
 ■ First 
 
 Barugh F, g roceries, 221 Second 
 
 BARTSCH A, pianos and organs, 143 
 First 
 
 Bayer & Stanch, metal roofers, 233 Sec- 
 ond 
 
 BEAL C, attorney at law and notary 
 public, 162 First, room 14 
 
 Beck Jno A, watches and jewelry, 149 
 Front 
 
 Beck & Wildman, clothing, 147 First 
 
 BECK WM & SON, toys and fancy 
 goods, guns, cutlery and fishing tackle. 
 Front and Alder 
 
 BEEBE W SCOTT, attorney at law, 
 rooms 1 1 and 12 Union Block 
 
 Belcher C T & Co, crockery and glass- 
 ware, 223 First 
 
 BELESIS & RENDICH, Vienna chop 
 house and coffee saloon, 30 Yamhill 
 
 H. PALMAR & CO.. Frontignan Wine, 302 Davis St., S, F. 
 
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 142 Third 
 Bennett & Harvey, saddlery and har- 
 ness, 129 Front 
 Bennett W H, constable, 49 Clay 
 Berger Henr y, h ouse painter, 9^ Alder 
 BEnGER WM F, sign writer and 
 
 painter, 48 Morrison 
 Berlin L B, liquors, 83 First 
 BERRY MRS M J, groceries, Mill 
 
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 Best -fos, barber, 7 Morrison 
 HTfiR «.. FRED, wholesale and retail 
 
 confectionery, 84 First 
 BIEHLE FRANK groceries and pro- 
 visions, 35 Yamhill 
 BINOHAM H T, attorney at law, 145 
 
 First, upstairs, room 5 
 BIRD B, homoeopathic physician, 
 
 Fourth and Taylor 
 Bishop O H, stair builder. Front and 
 
 Jetlerson 
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 SCHOOL, B and Eighteenth 
 BLACKWELL C, hairworker,- 
 
 Morrison 
 Bloom Mrs I, groceries, 403 Firat 
 Bloom I, tailor, 10 Washington 
 BLTJMAUER L & CO, druggists, 
 
 Firat, and cor First and Stiirlc 
 Boggs N, saloon. Pine, near Third 
 Bonard L, cigars and tobacco, 253 First 
 Bond Wm & Co, match factory, Park 
 
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 Boulard k Whillock, rastaurant, Second 
 
 and Ash 
 Bower J M, lawyer, 145 First 
 Boyd H &, Son, insurance, 107 First 
 Bnyd J H, saloon, 9 First 
 BRENAN PAUL M, physician . 
 BRENCKLE L, "Sunnyside" Saloon, 
 
 30i First 
 BRECK J M JR & CO, druggists, lOi 
 
 Morrison 
 BRENNER H, propr Esmond House 
 Braden Wm, supt streets, 129 First 
 Brady John, boots and shoes, 227 First 
 Branch F, groceries, Second and Salmon 
 BRANDT J JR, general superintend- 
 ent & C R K, and superintendent 
 W & R R, Front and F 
 BRANDT & LECK, tin and galvan- 
 ized iron works, 33 Madison 
 Brickel & Minville, dressmaking, 151 
 
 Third 
 BRIGHAM J R, stoves, ranges, etc, 
 
 47 First 
 Brigham P E, millinery and fancy goods, 
 
 103 First 
 Brooks & Lamott, saloon, B and Second, 
 
 First 
 Brown & Besselleu, shoemakers, 5 Mor- 
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 physician and surgeon, 91 
 T C, confectionery, 226 
 
 Brown L, 
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 Brown Mrs 
 First 
 
 Brown & McCobe, stevedores, 24 B 
 
 Brown M L, prbpr St Charles Hotel, 
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 BROWN & TOD, California meat mar- 
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 BROWN W B, fancy goods, 127 Third 
 
 BROWN W F, manager Oregon branch 
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 Bryan T S & Co, Holtou House Restaur- 
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 Buchanan Bros, agts City of Quincy and 
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 Buchanan John, barber, 52 First 
 
 BUCHTEL J, photographer, First and 
 Morrison 
 
 Buck & Co, saloon, 153 Second 
 
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 BTJNDSCHUH A, cider and vinegar 
 
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 Bunting S G, carriage manufactory, 220 
 
 Second 
 Burchard A, furniture, 201 First 
 BURCHARDT C A, wines and liquors, 
 
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 Burckhard A, meat market. Central 
 
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 Burdiii Wm, saloon, 104 Front 
 Burelbach M, groceries, G and Ninth 
 Burkhard & Spaulding, butchers and 
 
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 Burns Mrs D, cigars a%d tobacco, 15 
 
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 Burnside D W & Co, wholesale flour, 10 
 
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 Burrage C W, county surveyor 
 Burtan E M, architect, 113 First 
 BURTON HOUSE, I Fretland propr, 
 
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 Bush D B Jr, as;t Homa Mutual Ins Co 
 
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 Butler A T, barber. First and B 
 
 BUTTERFIELD A E & BRO, watch- 
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 Bybee R E, justice peace, 24 Morrison 
 Cabaniss T T, physician and surgeon, 
 
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 CAHALIN E " Opposition " Boot and 
 
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 Caldwell W S, insurance agt, 102 First 
 Campbell Mrs, groceries, 65 Fourth > 
 Capen Geo B & Co, boots and shoes, 75 
 
 Front 
 Caples J F, district atty 
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 CARDWELL J R, dentist, room 4, 
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 CARMICHA£L C, contractor and 
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 Carnthers Miss Jennie, dressmaker, 133 
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 Carpenter H, physician and surgeon, 155 
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 Carroll & Hubbell, livqry, 35 Washington 
 
 CARSON J C, sash, doors and blinds, 
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 Staver manager), manufs threshing 
 machines, headers and portable en- 
 gines, foot of Morrison 
 
 Castendieck G, hotel, Second and Alder 
 
 "Catholic Sentinel," L M McCormick 
 publisher, 91 Second 
 
 Cut] in John, attorney, 91 First 
 
 Catterali Thos, carpenter and builder, 10 
 Washington 
 
 Cavanaugh D, tailor, 1 1 Alder 
 
 CENTRAL lOBGING HOUSE, J B 
 
 Hayne propr, Third and Morrison 
 Chalmers k Holmes, marble works, B 
 
 near First 
 
 CHAMBERS THOS, clothing and fur 
 
 nishing goods, 25 First 
 Champlin & HoUabaugh, boots and shoes, 
 
 109 First 
 CHANCE GEO H, dentist. Odd Fel- 
 lows' Temple, 141 First 
 Chandler T H, wholesale wooden and 
 
 willow ware, 42 Front 
 CHAPMAN & WELLS, physicians 
 
 and surgeons, 132^ First 
 Chapman W S, city surveyor, 127 First 
 
 CHENERT A P, cigars and tobacco, 
 172 Front 
 
 Child J A, druggist, Morrison and Sec- 
 ond 
 
 Chiselin JT, physician, 10 First 
 
 Chown F B, hardware, 243 First 
 
 Church Wm, clothier and tailor, 165 
 Second 
 
 City Hardware Store, hardware, 168 
 First 
 
 City offices, 129 First 
 
 CLACKAMAS PAPER CO, R Pittock 
 agent, paper, twines and printer's ma- 
 terial, 102 Front 
 
 Clapp C, cigars and tobacco, res 93 North 
 First 
 
 CLARENDON HOTEL, Zieber & 
 Knowles, proprs, First and F 
 
 CLARK J saddlery and saddlery hard- 
 ware, 130 Front 
 
 Clark ft Upton, real estate and archi- 
 tects, 120 Front 
 
 Cobum W H, dgah and tobacco, 65 
 First 
 
 COFRAN J W G. special agent Com- 
 mercial Fire and Marine Insurance Co, 
 102 First 
 COGGINS & BEACH, wholesale paints, 
 oils, glass, painter's materials, doort, 
 sash and blinds, 103 Front 
 Cohen K, restaurant, 213 First 
 Cohn A A, hides, furs and tallow, 76 
 
 Front 
 Cohn F M, cigars and tobacco, 138 First 
 Cole D & Co, stoves and tinware, Sal- 
 mon and First 
 Cole Geo E, postmaster 
 Collier A; Campbell, foundry, 240 Front 
 Collins Daniel, shoemaker, 74 First 
 
 " COMMERCL&L REPORTER ' (The) 
 Atkinson & Farrish publishers, B bet 
 Third and Fourth 
 Comstock & Pfluger, dry goods, 171 Sec- 
 ond 
 Congle J B & Co, wholesale harness and 
 
 saddles, 1 10 Front 
 Conrad &, Co, dyeing works, Salmon, 
 
 near First 
 Cook E, musician, 229 First 
 Cook Wm B, saloon, 185 Second 
 Cooke Clyde, artist, 64 Morrison 
 COOKE H, undertaker, 111 Second 
 COOKE MART, saloon. Fifteenth k S 
 Cooper G, meat market, First and Tay- 
 lor 
 Corbett, Failing k Co, wholesale hard- 
 ware, 53 and 55 Front 
 CORBITT & MACLEAT, wholesale 
 grocers, 29 and 31 Front, and 28 and 
 30 First 
 Cotter John, barber, 26 Morrison 
 OOVALT A B, gen manager Pacific 
 Mutual Life Insurance Co of Califor- 
 nia, 102 First 
 Cowie W H, groceries, Jefferson and 
 
 Eleventh 
 Cox L M, confectionery, 188 First 
 
 CRAN JOHN & CO, dry goods, and 
 gents' furnishing goods, 131 and 133 
 First 
 Crandall k Hencrie, contractors and 
 
 builders. Third near Ald^r 
 Cronin P' J, harness and saddles 
 Cunningham A G, secretary and treas- 
 urer & C R R 
 Cunningham R, tinware, 252 First 
 Currier Wm k Co, merchant tailors, 91 
 
 First 
 Dale k Vernon, saloon, 11 Morrison 
 Daleleish D, woolen goods, 71 Front 
 BAXiT JAS L, real estate and general 
 
 agent, no tary public, 226 First 
 D^DY GEN G B, quartermaster U S 
 
 A, 155 First, upstairs 
 DANGTJENG1S[ MRS M, Parisian 
 
 Laundry, 211 Third 
 Danziger D, cigars and tobacco, 215 First 
 
 ., Sac. 
 
 H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F. 
 
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 Davia H W, justice of the peace, 215 
 
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 Day & Nash, oarpeiuurs, foot of Cluy 
 Dayton & Hall, hardware, 194 First 
 Deudy Mathew P, U 8 district judge, 
 
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 DEBT7B0H C B, contractor and build- 
 er, 66 First 
 Deokenbach J, hotel, 232 Front 
 De Jontrh E, optician, 153 First 
 DE LASHMUTT & OATMAN, real 
 
 estate and money broker;^, 04 First 
 Delin A P, undertaker, 10^ Second 
 DELL SIDNEY, attorney at law, 132i 
 
 First 
 Dennison B F, lawyer, 95 First 
 
 "DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG," C A Lan- 
 
 denber^er publisher, B and Third 
 Dickson Janii's, physician and surgeon, 
 141 First 
 
 DIEDHEKES & BTTODAHL, aaloon 
 
 and liquors, 81 Second 
 
 Dilg Julius, lock and gunsmith, 84 Front 
 
 Dillen D P, barlwr, 206 First 
 
 Dittenhoefer T, cigars and tobacco (whole 
 sale), 61 Front 
 
 Dodd C H & Co, hardware and agri- 
 cultural implements (wholesale), 23 
 Front 
 
 DODOE FRANK T, assistant supt 
 S N Co, Ash and Front 
 
 Dolind W P, notary public, 234 Third 
 
 Dolph, Bronaush, Dolph & Simon, at- 
 tornevR, 141 First 
 
 DOTJOfiERTY & CONWAY, second 
 
 hand household furniture and hard- 
 ware, 70 Front 
 
 DONNERBERG JOHN, plumbing, iras 
 
 and steam fitting. Alder and Third 
 Dnick Wm, machiaiat and tool maker, 
 
 72 Front 
 Du Bois Mrs J M & Co, ladies' furnish- 
 
 ingjffoo(l3, 165 Third 
 DXT BOIS & KING, wholesale grocers 
 
 and commission merchants, and agents 
 
 MacNeale & Urban' safes, 112 and 114 
 
 Front 
 Dnesbury H, artist, 167 First 
 
 DUN R G & CO. mercantile agency, 
 
 49 Fi rat, up stairs 
 DXTNBAB WM, feed, farm and dairy 
 
 produce and commission, 89 Front 
 Dunn Joseph, barber, 181 First 
 Dunning M, physician, 73 First 
 DUBB^M B L, city auditor and clerk, 
 
 127 First 
 Durkheimer K, cigars and tobacco, 187 
 
 First 
 Duvemoy F X, saloon, cor Pine and 
 
 Second 
 Dyer M, saloon, First 
 
 EATON F B, oculist and aurist (dis- 
 eases of the e^e and ear) NW oor 
 First and Morrison 
 
 Eaton Hen J U, chief paymaster USA 
 155 First 
 
 Eddy & Snyder, blacksmiths and wagon- 
 makers. Sixteenth and S 
 
 Edwards & Birmingham, furniture, 169 
 a nd 17 1 Second 
 
 EFFDTGER COL W H, atty at law, 
 First National Bank Buildinz 
 
 Ehlen & Zelner, nursery, Mornson and 
 East Park 
 
 Elkoles E, furniture, 133 Front 
 
 Ellis P, junk store. Second and Taylor 
 
 Emmond J, restaurant. Second nr B 
 
 ENFEL BEBNABD, saloon, Yamhill 
 and Second 
 
 Ensijm M J, dressmaker, 133 First 
 
 EPPEBLY JOHN ft CO, feed and 
 commission, NW cor Front and Tay- 
 lor, lessees No 1 stable and feed store, 
 332 and 334 Front 
 
 EPPINGEB LOiriS,propr "The Bu- 
 reau," First and Morrison 
 
 Ernest 4 McCaflerty, restaurant, 15 
 Morrison 
 
 Erway Mary, lodgings, 131 Front 
 
 Erz Geo, coffee house, llj First 
 
 ESMOND HOUSE, H Brenner propr, 
 
 cor Front and Morrison 
 Espey W W, carriage maker, Solomon, 
 
 nr First 
 Esaer Peter, liquors, 35 Stark 
 
 EUBEKA HOTEL. G w Holsapplo 
 
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 "EVENING TELEGBAM," V D 
 
 Palmer puliiisher. 102 Front 
 EVEBDmG & BEEBE, commission 
 mercliantd and wholesale produce, 47 
 Front 
 
 EVEBDING & FABBELL, produce 
 
 and commission, wholesale and retail, 
 
 140 Front 
 Ewory & (iarnold, undertakers, Wash- 
 
 in;^ton and Second 
 Failing \V S, fish market. First 
 Fairfowl J <i & Son, stevedores, 23J N 
 
 First 
 Farleman C B, carpenter, 115 First 
 FAY ? J, triiKV'rics and jjrovisions, H 
 
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 FEBGUSON ALEXANDEB. hair- 
 
 dressing and shaving saloon, 30 Stark 
 Ferrera A, groceries, 45 First 
 Feurer Louis, liquors, 34 Stark 
 Finnen J, cigars, tobacco and fruit, 132 
 
 First 
 Finnigan John, liquors, 74 First 
 FISHEL & BOBEBTS, clothing and 
 
 gents' furnisliinf goods. Alder and First 
 
 FIBST NATI^AL BANK, James 
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 Oregon — Portland. 
 
 ALPHAIITIOALI.T. 
 
 287 
 
 Fleckenitein & Mayer, wholeule liquora, 
 24 Front 
 
 FLEISGHNER, KATEB ft 00, dry 
 
 Boods (wholciale) 2S and 'J,7 Front 
 FlIEDNEB C, Neptune Bathi and 
 
 barber, Holton House 
 Folsf^r (3 D, sec'y Monumental Silver 
 
 Mining Co, 10 >Stark 
 Ford B A & A, phyaician, 369 Fint 
 Foster D B, saloon, 8 Stark 
 
 FOSTER S ft CO, paints, oUs and 
 glass, 26 Main 
 
 FOSTER ft ROBERTSON, wholesale 
 
 hardware, NVV oor btark and Front 
 FOSS ft COi postoffice confectionery 
 and fruit store, NE cor Fifth and Mor- 
 rison 
 FRANCIS W W, manager Bank of 
 Bri tish Columbia, Front bet Vine and A 
 FRANK BROS, wholesale agricultural 
 
 implements, 142 and 144 Front 
 FRANZ 0, Arion Saloon, 28 Yamhill 
 Fraser A, svlcon, 28 B 
 FRASER £ F, physician, room 6 
 
 Union block, res 2/4 Second 
 Frazer & Steeu, feed and commission, 
 
 170 Front 
 Frederick E, shoemaker 29 Yamhill 
 Froemun Thos B, blacksmith and car- 
 riage maker, 2U4 Fourth 
 French C, tinsmith, 163 First 
 FRETLAND I, propr Burton House 
 P'riedlandcr Wm, jeweler, 65 First 
 FRY W B, manager Singer Manufac- 
 turing Co, 186 Firat 
 Funck C, pointer, Fifth nr Morrison 
 Galli L, fruits and nuts, 191 First 
 
 OALLIGK WM, produce and commis- 
 sion. First nr Taylor 
 
 Gallick Wm, commission merchant, 202 
 First 
 
 Gambcll A N, insurance agt, 28 No Front 
 
 Gandon P G, tailor, 47 Rlorrison 
 
 Gardiner & Dorruncu, wholesale jewel 
 ers, 105 First 
 
 Garretson N W, insurance agt, 132^ 
 First 
 
 Garrison J B, fancy goods and sewing 
 machines, 149 Front 
 
 Gatens F, pawnbroker, 14 Washington 
 
 Geieer W, barber, 207 First 
 
 GENERAL OFFICES ft C R R, 
 
 Front and F 
 OEOROE JOHN L, cuttlery, surgical 
 
 instruments maker, 230 Firat 
 George Mrs, lodgings, Salmon and First 
 OEOROE M C, lawyer and notarv 
 
 public, 91 First, room 25 Union Block 
 Geradehant F, cigar manuf, 25 No Front 
 Gerdes B, saloon, 29 First 
 Gerson E, cigars and tobacco, 181 First 
 Geyer Chas, saloon. Fifteenth and S 
 G'bbB & Bingham, lawyers, 127 First 
 
 Gill J K & Co, books end stationery, 93 
 First 
 
 Gillespie O L, U S engineer 129 First 
 
 Gillette P W, real estate agt, 7 First 
 
 Gilman & Co, auction and com, 42 First 
 
 Oirard & Hamel, saloon, L and Thir- 
 teenth 
 
 Glass C G, physician and surgeon, 94 
 First 
 
 OLFJTN J 0, dentist, SW oor Fint 
 and Yamhill 
 
 Gleason M, tailor, 9 Morrison 
 
 Gleason M J, groceries, 95 Washington 
 
 Glisan R, physician, 131 First 
 
 Godard F W, agt Wheeler & Wilson 
 sewing machines, 131 Third 
 
 OODDARD ft FRAZIER, Oregon 
 Stables, 154 Second 
 
 Goldsmith L & Co, wholesale dry goods, 
 
 9 and 1 1 Front 
 
 O0U)SMITH ft LOEWENBERO, 
 
 wholesale stoves and metals, 50 and $2 
 Front 
 Goldsmith L & Co, wholesale dry goods, 
 
 10 and 12 North First 
 
 GOOBFELLOW J, agent Bank of Brit- 
 ish North America, 50 First 
 Goodnaugh A, contractor and builder, 
 
 and Second 
 Goodsell David, lawyer, 105 First 
 Gove C A, jeweler, etc, 50 Morrison 
 Graham Chas J, barber, 114 First 
 Graton k La Rocque, Bon Ton Saloon, 
 
 124 First 
 Grntton H, carriage works, Third near 
 
 Alder 
 Green J, confectionery, V4? First 
 Gregory W M, lawyer, 145 First 
 Grow & Dlggles, painters, Taylor near 
 
 First 
 Guild las H. manaqer Northwert Tele- 
 phone Co, 102 First 
 Guilliaume J M, boots and shoes, 27 OaK 
 Guistin Geo, fish and poultry, 29 Stark 
 
 GTJMBERT ft BTJCHNER, Metro- 
 politan Baths and Shaving Parlor, 8 
 Washington 
 
 Habersham Robt A, asst U S engineer, 
 1 29 Fir st 
 
 HACHENET ftBENO, grocers and 
 see dsme n, 195 First 
 
 HAGNER FllTER, shoemaker, 104 
 Second 
 
 Haight & McLaughlin, real estate agts 
 and collectors, 50 Morrison 
 
 Haley J B, meat market, 28 Oak 
 
 Handkins J, blacksmith. Front and 
 Main 
 
 Hansen J, groceries, 43 First 
 
 HANSON H, nursery and seedsman, 84 
 Front 
 
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 HABKmS & PATERSON, marble 
 works, 26 Salmon 
 
 Harmon L, manager M Franklin Bros & 
 Co, eenmdse, 125 First 
 
 HABRINOTOX F.B, Louisville Liq- 
 uor Store, 45 Morrison 
 
 Harris & Lichtenstein, clothing, 143 
 Front 
 
 HaiTis, Sal^^rn & Co, ice works, 246 
 Second 
 
 HARRIS T, clothing and furnishing 
 goods, 165 First 
 
 Hartman Jno, machinist 4S North First 
 
 HARTVIGSON & HEILMAIIN. 
 
 Pine Street Coffee H.yuse, ]Pine and 
 
 First 
 Hass Geo A, umbrellas, 205 Second 
 Hastings Mrs, dressmaking, Taylor 
 HATCH Z J, agent Willamette river 
 
 steamers (Independent), Pacific dock 
 Hathaway H M, books and stationery, 
 
 171 First - 
 
 HaydenT D, saloon, 23 Oak 
 HAYNE J B, proprietor Central Lod,' j 
 
 ing House, Third and Morrison ' 
 HEALY J H, stoves, tinware and 
 
 house furnishing goods, 14 Froat 
 HEALY WM} coppersmith, steamboat, 
 
 distiller,' and brewery work, 14 Front 
 Hecht M & Co, wholesale boots and 
 
 shoes, 1 and 3 Front 
 Heiminn Jonas, liquors, Fourth and A 
 Heini;z E, barber, Front and Madison 
 Hellen & Co, groceries, 74 Taylor 
 Henrichsen & Greenborg, watches and 
 
 jewelry, 149 First 
 Hensill R F, atty at law, 102 Front 
 Herman R K, U S signal observer, 48 
 
 Fir st 
 HERRALL & ZIMHERMAIIN, U 
 
 S Brewery, Harrison and Water 
 Her rman S, dry goods, First and Madison 
 HERSEY T 0, Aurora Restaurant, 
 
 134 Front 
 Heuschuch & Schmidt, groceries, 235 
 
 First 
 HEWETT H He CO, exporters of 
 
 wheat and Hour, and insurance agents 
 Hexter & May, wholesale stoves and 
 
 tinware, 124 and 126 Front 
 Hibbard Geo L & Co, wholesale boohs 
 
 ard shoes, 65 Front 
 Higgins J J, cigars and fruits, 83 First 
 Hildreth A T, saws and machiaery, 251 
 
 Front 
 Hill, Dur'^am & Thompson, Iswyer8,145 
 
 First 
 Hill E R, artist, 145 Third 
 HIMES GEO H. printer and book 
 
 bin der, 6 Washington 
 HZRSTEL CH^S & 00, books, sta. 
 tionery, notions, toys, etc, 106 First 
 und 107 Front 
 
 HOAO JAMES A, fly-paper decorator 
 Hobin F, saloon. First and C 
 Hocheisen F, boots and shoes, 74 Stark 
 HODGE, DAVIS & CO, wholesale 
 
 druggists, 92 and 94 Front 
 Hodgkinson J W, varieties, GH First 
 HOFFMAN C R, meat market, 26 
 
 Yamhill; residence 81 South Second 
 Hoflrnan J J, atty, 45 First 
 Hogue H A, lumber, 94 First 
 Holden Saml, horseshoeing, Third near 
 
 Alder 
 Holman & Co, forwarding, ISDJ Front 
 Holman F, lawyer, 127 First 
 HOLMES JOHN, An^erican Laundry, 
 
 F and Tenth 
 Holmes Jos, furniture, Taylor and Second 
 Holmt.-' L, lawyer, 133 First 
 
 HOLTON DANIEL, proprietor Holton 
 House, First bet Alder and Morrison 
 
 HOLTON HOUSE, Daniel Holton pro- 
 prietor. First bet Alder and Morrison 
 
 Honeyman J & Co, foundry and ma- 
 chine shop, Front and Columbia 
 
 HOTALlNa A P & CO, wholesale 
 
 liquors. First and A 
 Houstin Chas, cigars and tobaccos, 288 
 
 First 
 Howe & Co, bookbinders, 5 Washington 
 Howe R E, upholstery, 353 First 
 
 HOWE sEwma machine of- 
 fice, Mr Forbee manager, 147^ 
 Third 
 
 Hudson H T, guns and sewing machines, 
 33 First 
 
 Huerta M, harness and saddles, and 
 painter, 29 Salmon 
 
 Hughes E G, lawyer, 48 First 
 
 IngersoU N, ship broker, 32 North 
 Front 
 
 IRVING ROBT & CO, Oregon Stand- 
 ard Soap Works, F and Eleventh 
 
 ISAACS I, hairdrcssir^ and shaving 
 
 parlor, 123 Front, res 92 Seventh 
 Isaac S, meat market, First and Jeffer- 
 
 son 
 I X L Auction Store, 63 First 
 Jackson W & Co, wholesale crockery 
 
 and glassware, 54 Front 
 Jacobs Bros & Co, wholesale clothing, 
 
 3 and 5 Front 
 Jacobs L, glazier, 214 First 
 Janion R C & Co, commission merchants, 
 
 30 North Front 
 Jay S J, ^i-oceries, 312 First 
 Jennieson J £, restaurant, Alder and 
 
 Third 
 Johnson A, cigars and tobaccos, 49 
 
 North First 
 Tohnson A H, meat market, First and A 
 JOHNSON A R, Clay St. Market, 
 
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 Johnson ft Co, planing mills, 32 C 
 
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 JOHNSON. McCOWN & MACRTJM , 
 
 atcomeys at law, Itii) First, upstairs 
 Johnson W 0, notary, IGi) First 
 Johnston & Holden, plumbers and gas- 
 litters, 168 Front 
 Jones E A, physician and surgeon, 50 
 
 First 
 Jones H E & Wm, physicians, 49 First 
 JonCd J F & Son, col ee and spice (whole 
 
 sale), 230 Front 
 Jones J H & Co, lumber, Sixth and 
 
 Alder 
 JOBDAN & BUETSCH, St Louis 
 
 Exchange, 205 First 
 Joseph A, glazier, 205 Second 
 "Journal of Education, " W W Laker edi 
 
 tor 
 Jublitz & Saling, barbers, 51 First 
 Judkins J S, photographer, 90 Morrison 
 June D L, notary public, il2 First 
 Kafka S, stoves, Taylor and Front 
 Kahn Bros, hides, fur, wool and leather, 
 
 106 Front 
 Keck James, physician, 135 First 
 Keil & Wagner, groceries, 81 Washing- 
 ton 
 jveith S, oysters, 25 Oak 
 ETiLLER J Si meat market, cor First 
 
 a»d Madison 
 KELLER JOHN A, moat market, 
 
 cor Fourth and Morrison 
 Kelley Mrs H M, cigars. First and B 
 Kelly John, collector U S Customs, P O 
 
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 Kelly W J, city assessor, 129 First 
 Kellogg & Davis, hotel, 174 Front 
 Kellogi' Geo, physician, 249 First 
 
 KELLOGO J & CO, forwarders and 
 
 transporters, Yamhill and Front 
 KENNEDY L P, a^^omey at law, 
 
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 Kennedy J, sboomaker, 138 First 
 Kerron & Macbeth, dry goods, Second 
 
 and Yamhill 
 Kettler H, saloon, 73 First 
 Kidd L, druggist. Alder and Third 
 Kilbourn Oscar, auctioneer and U S 
 
 ganger, 62 First 
 Killeen J, cooper, Madison and Front 
 King Mrs, dressmaking, 163^ Third 
 Klosterman Bros, wholesale groceries. 
 
 Front and G 
 KNAPP, BURRELL & CO, agricul- 
 tural implements, 33 and 35 Front, 
 
 32 and 34 First 
 Knapp & Farwell, milk depot, 249 First 
 
 KNAPP JTILE A, architect, 162 First, 
 
 room 9 
 KNAPP J B, sign and ornamental 
 
 painter, 9^ Alder 
 Knoll R, wines and cigars, Third and 
 
 Alder I 
 
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 Knott Jos, manuf bags, 290 Front 
 KOCH & WOLFr, Vienna coffee house, 
 
 45 Washington 
 Koehler R, vice-president O & G R R, 
 
 Front and F 
 Koehler Wm, dentist, 243 First 
 Kohn J, clothing, 161 First 
 Koshland Bros, commission merchants, 
 
 North Front and C 
 Krengle Charles, msat market, 
 
 Third 
 
 KRiBs & McMillan, stoves 
 
 tinware, 192 First 
 Krumbein J, architect, 115 First 
 Krug C H, shoemikei, 70i First 
 Kuhn Ch L, manuf billiard tables, A 
 
 and Third 
 Labbe Bros, groceries, 32 and 34 Wash- 
 ington 
 Labbe P, groceries, 1 14 Washington 
 LAVD C D, guns, rifles and pistols, 49 
 
 First 
 LABD & TILTON, bankers, 101 First 
 
 LAIDLAW JAME3, British vice-con- 
 sul, 16 North Front 
 
 LAIDLAW J & CO, commission mer- 
 chants and agents Giant Powder Co, 
 16 North Front 
 
 Lamson R H, clerk U S Circuit and U S 
 District Courts and U S commission- 
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 LANDENBERQER C A. propr 
 
 "Deutsche Zcitung," B and Third 
 Lappens James, chief of police. Oak and 
 
 Second 
 LA RANSIEUR J C, shooting gallery 
 
 and ci^tars, 54 First 
 Lamed M.ijor D R, paymaster USA, 
 
 155 First 
 Legrand A, wines, liquors and cigars, 44 
 
 First 
 Lehy G W, carriage repository, 107 Sec- 
 ond 
 Lemline L. cigars and tobacco, 160 First 
 Lemmon Mrs J W, millinery, 27 Wash- 
 ington 
 Leonard % Si uot, s aloon, 148 First 
 LENT & JENNE, assaycrs, 33 Stark 
 Lerch Miss S, millinery ;.nd dry goods, 
 
 111 First 
 LESTJETJR P, saloon and liquors. First 
 
 and C 
 Levi J, furniture, 46 First 
 Levy A, barber and hairdresser, 9 Stark 
 Levy Jj, watches and jewelry, 215 First 
 Ijcvy S, sto /es and tinware, lOt First 
 Lewis ft Strauss, dry goods and mil- 
 linery, 123 First 
 LEWIS & WILLIAMS, Palace Sa- 
 loon, 11 Stark 
 Lewiston E, hotel, E and Third 
 HEBE &HOELBINQ, Oregon Bakery, 
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 Oregon — Portland. 
 
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 Lindeleaf G A, boots and shoes, 72 
 
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 UNDEMANN WM, cigars and to- 
 bacco, 110 First 
 lipmati S & Co, dry goods, 1 13 First 
 Lownsdale J P 0, insurauco agent and 
 
 notary public, 8 Morrison 
 Luey H, blacksmith, 30 Oak 
 Lundberg Wm, electrician, 29 Salmon 
 Lundin P O, carpenter, 84 .Se3ond 
 Lynch H J hotel, 50 and 52 North First 
 Lyon S M, real estate, 124 First 
 MacDougall C J, lawyer, 155 First 
 Madr.ntz & Dueber, stoves and tinware, 
 
 27 First 
 MADER T & LANNDBLAD, saloon, 
 
 47 Washin'jton 
 HAGTJIRE JOHN, manager New Mar 
 
 ket Theatre, First bet Ash and A 
 Mairet A, watchmaker and jeweler, t 
 
 Morrison 
 Malarkey Charles, fish and pouUry, 31 
 
 Stark 
 MALARKEY D J& CO. general -^om 
 
 mission merchants, 10 and 12 Front 
 Mallory Rufus, U S dist atty, postoffict 
 
 buildino; 
 MANCIET P & CO, St Charles' Res- 
 
 taurant, SVV cor Front and Morrison 
 Manheim G, tailor, 10 Morrison 
 Margnam & Jones, saloon, 13G Second 
 
 MARmCOVICH PETER. United 
 
 States Rest:iurant, 114 First 
 Marks H clothing, 205 Second 
 Mnrks M, b^ots and shoos, 147 Front 
 MARQXJAM P A, real estate and at 
 
 toruey at law, 24 Yamhill 
 Marsh & Co, Japanese repository, 22i 
 
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 MARSHALL W H & CO, groceries, 
 
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 Marston J, picture framing, 227 Second 
 Martin C, barber, 45 Nortli First 
 Martin E, stair builder, Second and D 
 MARTIN E & CO, wholesale wines 
 
 ,nd liquor.i, 13i Front 
 MARTIN MRS R M, shirt manufac- 
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 MiVRX & JOR&ENSEN, wholesale 
 
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 Mash M, groceries, 107 Washington 
 Mason & Ho^ -, lawyers, Ul First 
 May Bros, meat market, 262 First 
 Mayer A, clothier and furnishing goods, 
 
 121 First 
 McAlestier T B, saloon, 248 First 
 
 McBRIOE & WELCH -nd McKEAN 
 
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 McCa/ton O, shoemaker, First 
 iilcConnell J, saloon, 47 North First 
 McCown F 0, notary public, 16 J First 
 
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 MoCRACKEN J & CO, oommissi)n 
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 McFEELY P, proprietor Richmond 
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 McQEE & RICHET, Novolty Ivon 
 
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 Mc'orill D, horssishocing, 250 First 
 McGinn Cb;is, bj^kery, 255 First 
 McGowan H D, hotel, 302 Front 
 McHUOH JAMES, t^aloou audliiuors, 
 
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 McKinnon N, shoemaker, 30 Yamhill 
 
 McLENNAN D H, physician, Second 
 
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 MoPheliii J, groceries. Second and Stark 
 McLaua;h!iii Hugh, s doon, 55 Clay 
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 McM^niis & Hazlett, plumbDrs, 127 
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 MoMerchsr k Thompson, books and sta- 
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 M.'ior & Co, siloon, 1S7 First 
 Mair & Frank, gen mdse, 182 First 
 Mollis Bros & C.'. dry gor>ds, clothiti^, 
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 Mridelson A L, gen ml33, 1?5 Front 
 MENDENHALL & BURNEy, attor- 
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 Mjr^es& Viispcr, mirblo work% 47 Stark 
 
 Moston J J, bj >ki'in(br, 102 Fr^mt 
 
 Mdussdjrffjr C H, hats and caps, 1G2 
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 M'^yrs H, saloon, ip First 
 
 Micolai & Davidsj' planiaj mid. Sec- 
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 Miller & Aijlin, sriloon, 45 North First 
 
 MILLER A S & SON, bridju builders, 
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 Miller Frank, stoves and tinware, 132 
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 Miller (Jus, saloon, Fourth and Wash- 
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 Miller J A, boots and shoes, Morrison 
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 Miller & Long, carriage manufs, 2S2 
 First 
 
 MILLER & RICHARD, tvpo foundry 
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 Mitchell & Damsnt, attorneys at law, 
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 Monnastes H W, crockery and glass- 
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 "MONTHLY MUSICAL JOUR- 
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 MOONEY & VALENTINE, dry goods 
 
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 Moore D M, brass works, D bet First 
 
 and Second 
 Moore Sc Harrington, 8aIoon,43 No First 
 Moores T K, land commissiouer and no- 
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 Moore J H, foundry, 07 Front 
 Moore VVni, shoemaker, Second and C 
 Morcland & Tanner, hiwyers, 167 First 
 Morin P, 9tove re])airing. Second and 
 
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 MORAIS MRS L, fancy goods and no- 
 tions, 102 VVushiugton 
 
 MOr^E C C & CO, pictures, frames, 
 m iif^s, pianos and organs, 163 
 
 Lxiillor H J, cigars and tobacco, 29 First 
 MUNK A, fish and game market, 72 Ai- 
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 Murrny Mra Frances M, physician and 
 
 surgton, 162 First 
 Murtha & Papwortli, meat market, 72 
 
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 Myer H, saloon, Front and Salmon 
 Myers ii, merchant tailor, 27 Stark 
 Myers M, vinegar factory, 484 First 
 Naef A F, costumes, 241 First 
 
 NATHAN & DWIGHT, auction and 
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 National Business College, W L White 
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 Neppach S A , drusraris'fc. First and Oak 
 
 NEIKEYER f uiurchant tailor, 162 
 
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 Neunert A ¥, 
 
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 NEWBEREY M 0, comuussion mer- 
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 Newbury, Hawthorne & Co, agl implta, 
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 "New Northwent" (weekly), Mrs A J 
 Duniway editor, 5 Washmeton 
 
 NEW YORK HOTEL, H Rothfos 
 
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 Nicholas H B, attv, 91 First 
 
 Nicholaon A^ T B, general broker, 115 
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 Nicoloi & hi jithe «, trood turning, Sec- 
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 Nielson John S, carpenter, Sixtlx and 
 
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 NILE3.& BEEBE, lithographers and 
 
 bookbinders, and printers, 87 Front 
 Noltner A, publisher "The Standard," 
 
 cor Ash and Fiist 
 NOON W C, bag factory, 16 Front 
 Norde u B L , sheriff 
 NORTHRUP E J & CO, exclusively 
 
 carriage and wagon hardware and 
 
 wood work, 232 and 234 First 
 Northup & Gilber* attys, 95 First 
 
 NORTON H0TrS3, Harvey B Oatman 
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 Norton VV S, barber, 7 Alder 
 
 OATMAN HARVEY B & CO, pro- 
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 O'Brien T J, cigars and tobacco, 83 
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 O'Connor J, wholesale grocer, 120 Front 
 
 O'Dea E, tailor, 14 Front 
 
 Ogden G W, groceries, 109 First 
 
 Olds & King, dry goods, 147 Third 
 
 Olds & Summers, crockery, lamps and 
 oils, 183ji First 
 
 O'Neill B, hotel, First and G 
 
 Opitz G, bakery, 145 Third 
 
 OREO ON BOTANICAL REME- 
 DIES, VVm Pfuadjr & Co proprs, 
 P O box 218 
 
 ORE&ON CONSERVATORY OF 
 
 MUSIC, W H Kinross principal ; F 
 Vinton secretary, 170 First 
 *' Oregon Farmer " (weekly), W L Ep- 
 pinger publisher, 5 Washington 
 
 OREGON FURNITURE MANU- 
 FACTURING CO, Sam Lcwenstein 
 1)re3ident ; \Vm Kapus secretary, 
 ^'irst and Yamhill 
 "OREQONIAN" (The) (daily), H L 
 Pittock business m inasjer, 102 Front 
 
 OREGONIAN FUBUSHING GO, 
 
 H L i'lttock manager, 102 Front 
 Oregon Leather and Manufacturing Co, 
 
 W S Stevens munager, 93 Front 
 " Oregon Literary Vidette " (monthly), 
 E O Norton & Co publishers, 5 Wash- 
 ington 
 Oregon Packing Co, J W & B Cook 
 proprs, 105 First 
 
 OREGON STEAM NAVIGATION 
 
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 tendent. Ash and Front 
 Oregon Transfer Co, Second and Stark 
 OVEREND C E, contractor and build- 
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 OSBORN D M & CO, harvest machin- 
 ery, 261 and 263 Front 
 O'Shea Bros, meat market. Central 
 
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 O'Shea W. pawnbroker, 26 Washingtoa 
 Osvold & Avers, shoemakers, 30 Stark 
 Owen E L, bakery, 61 North First 
 
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 Bodgers T, boots and shoes, 245 First 
 Kodgers Thos M, stove works, 244 Front 
 BOENICKE OTTO, book binder and 
 paper box manuf, l*irst and Stark, up 
 stairs 
 Roessler A, meat market, 102 Washing- 
 ton 
 ROGERS E F, general freight and pas- 
 senger agent O & C K R, Front and F 
 ROBR C M, meat market. Third and 
 
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 Rosenfeld H & Co, cigars and tobacco, 
 
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 Rosenfeld J L, commission merchant, 123 
 
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 Ross Mrs C, fruits, etc, 214 First 
 Kottner J, saloon, 248 First 
 Roony Max, CoflFee House, 206 First 
 ROYAL W W, physician and surgeon, 
 
 227 First 
 Rummeliu & Gutmann, furriers, 82 First 
 "RURAL SPIRIT" (The), W W 
 
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 RUSSDR H M, dentist, 104 First 
 Russ Ira & Co, groceries, Morrison and 
 
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 SADDLER E, Pioneer Bakery, 240 
 
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 Salianger Al & Co, dry goods, 210 First 
 Salzer J k Bro, hotel. First and D 
 Sandeen Mrs C W, hairdresser, 203 Third 
 
 SANKEN J VON & F WILDI, 
 
 saloon, 204 First 
 SAYLOR W H, physician and surgeon, 
 
 room 1, Union block 
 Schade John, hotel. First and Main 
 Schenck CS, saloon. Front and F 
 SCHERNER H I, Fulton Meat Mar 
 
 ket, US Alder 
 SCHLOTH CHR. meat market, 53 
 
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 Schwab & Anderson, book and job print 
 
 era, 102 Front 
 Schmeer John, saloon, 191 First 
 Schmidt Chas, groceries, G and Thir- 
 teenth ^^ 
 SCHHITZ WM, Gambrinus Saloon, 
 
 Pine and First 
 Schramm Chas, saloon, 311 Front 
 Schultze P, land agent O & C R R, Front 
 
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 Schuman & Botefuhr, saloon, 71 First 
 
 SCHUYLER FHILIF C, general agt 
 Liverpool, London and Globe Insur 
 ance Cos, and Mutual Life of New 
 York, 5 First 
 
 SCOTT C C, New England Meat Mar 
 ket, £ and Fourth 
 
 flUABJ^ A F JR, attorney at law and 
 notary public, room 6, Dekum's bldg 
 
 Sears Geo C, county assessor 
 
 Seavier Madame, dressmaking, 131 First 
 
 Seller M & Co, wholesale queenaware, 13 
 
 and 15 Front 
 Sellig K & Co, liquors and cigars, 163 
 
 Second 
 SELUNO F, gen mdae, SE cor First 
 
 and Yamhill 
 Senofsky J, shoemaker. 14 Morrison 
 SIBSON, CHURCH & CO, commission 
 
 merchants and exporters wheat and 
 
 flour, Ash and Front 
 SIMOX J & CO, wholesale and retail 
 
 paints, oils, doors, sash and blinds, 
 
 128 Front 
 Simmons Ed S, restaurant, 52 First 
 Simons S, straw works, 52 Main 
 
 SINGER MANUFACTURING CO, 
 
 Willie B Fry manager, 186 First 
 SINGLETON A B & CO, detective and 
 
 collection agency, room 10 Dtskum's 
 
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 Sinsheimer H, musical instruments, 127 
 
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 Sinsheimer 1, manager Portland Furni- 
 ture Manufactilriiig Co, 13 Washington 
 SITES F & CO, groceries, 167 First 
 Sitt H B, dress and cloak making, 134 
 
 Third 
 Shanahan W T, picture frames, etc, 
 
 Morrison near Second 
 Shaprrar N, shoemaker, 60^ First 
 Sharp Ross, cigars and tobacco, 227 
 
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 Sharp R M, cigars and tobacco, 149) 
 
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 Shattuck & Killin, lawyers, 115 First 
 SHAW J, American Exchange Hotel 
 Sheridan J, manuf umbrellas, 11 Alder 
 Sherlock S, wholesale saddlery, 74 Front 
 
 SHINDLER & CHADBOURNE. 
 
 manufs furniture and bedding, carpets, 
 
 166 First and 167 Front 
 Shipper & Rybke, tailoring, 11 Oak 
 Shorten Mrs, boai'ling, 49 Front 
 
 SHORTELL ROBERT, propr " P K * 
 
 Saloon, faro up stairs, 130 First 
 Showers Wm, county treasurer 
 SKIDMORE S G & CO, druggists, 151 
 
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 Slavich John, restaurant, 170 First 
 
 SMALLBONE C R & WINTERS 
 
 landscape gardenera and florists, 49 
 
 Clay 
 Smith & Alden, dentists, 167 First 
 Smith Bros & Co, sawmill, foot of Clay 
 SMITH BROS & WATSON, iron 
 
 works. Front near Harrison 
 Smith Fred, blacksmith, 304 Front 
 Smith James A, county clerk 
 SMITH L K 0, wholesale cigars and 
 
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 Packard J A, groceries, 269 First 
 PAINE C H & CO, feed and boarding 
 
 stable, Third and Ash 
 Palmer W D, business manager "Tele- 
 gram," 102 Front 
 Patterson M, laundry, Jefferson and 
 
 Sixteenth 
 Patterson T, real estate, 105 First 
 PAHBISH & CORNELL, insurance, 
 real estate and money brokers, 149|t 
 Front 
 PAXTON F, notary public and law- 
 yer. Stark and Front 
 PllTERS & KINO, cigars and to- 
 bacco, 72 Morrison 
 Petterson J C, fruits, 252 First 
 Penney J E, liquors, 88 First 
 Permin Louis, saloon 85 North First 
 PERRY JOSEPH, liquors, SE cor Sec- 
 ond and Taylor 
 Peter C, manuf jeweler, 167 Second 
 Peyser S, clothing, 1 1 i First 
 Pfunder Louis G, florist, 227 Washington 
 
 PFUNDER WM & CO, operative 
 chemists, and sole proprs Oregon Bot- 
 anical Remedies 
 
 PHILLIPS & ABELL, contracting 
 engineers, 133 First 
 
 Philiips L B, liquors, 27 Morrison 
 
 PHELPS S, justice of the peace, 49 
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 Pietrzycki M; physician, 341 Third 
 
 Pilger Mrs L, fancy goods and dress- 
 making, 153 First 
 
 PILKHfOTON J B, oculist and aurist, 
 room 2 Dekum's building 
 
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 propr, 240 Second 
 
 PIPER W W, architect, 50 First 
 
 PITTS H H, commission produce, 80 
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 PLUMMER P S, druggist and phy- 
 sician, SVV cor First and Main 
 
 Prager L, gen mdse. 183 First 
 
 PRANQ H C, liquors, SE cor Wash- 
 inuton and First 
 
 PRENTICE D W & CO. pianos, or- 
 
 fans and musical mcrcnandise, 107 
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 Prescott House, C nr First 
 Price C W, insurance broker, 7 First 
 Price & Maxwell, employment and real 
 
 esta te ag ts, 213 First 
 PROTHERO W S & CO, bookbinders 
 
 and acts Appleton & Co, room 42 
 
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 Prosper B i, Co, restaurant, 15 Oak 
 POLDEMAN ADOLPH, watchmaker 
 
 and jeweler, 88 First 
 POHL a, homoeopathic physician, room 
 
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 Pope F, blacksmith ana wagonmaker 
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 "PORTLAND BEE" (daily and 
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 ers, 5 Washington 
 
 Portland Furniture Manuf Co, I Sins- 
 heimer manager, 13 Washington 
 
 Portland Gas Co, H C Leonard secre 
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 PORTLAND HOUSE, P A Turk 
 propr, 9 C 
 
 Portland Library Association, 24 Stark 
 Portland Water Co., H C Leonard sec- 
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 POTTER H N, cigars and tobacco, 120 
 
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 Powers I F, furniture, 184 and 185 
 
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 PUFTS A D, cooperage, 28 North 
 
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 Pvan Den Bergh J P, physician, 212 
 
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 .} J, cabinetmaker, 106 Second 
 
 Qu L W P, hotel and groceries 
 
 Quini vV J, merchant tailor, 28 Stark 
 Quirk Wm J, saloon, 33 First 
 Racheiiberger L, saloon. First nr Jeffer- 
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 RANDALL E 0, contractor and build- 
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 Reen Daniel, meat market, 383 Fourth 
 Reed J H, lawyer, 145 First 
 Rees W H, oxygen inhalation institute. 
 
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 Reid G T, saloon, Front 
 Reid Wm, savings bank, 48 First 
 Reichert Paul, liquors, 211 First 
 Ronnicks Geo, junk, 68 Front 
 "Resources of Oregon .ml Washington," 
 
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 Rex R G, physician, 163 First 
 
 RICHERT F & CO, manufs coffee and 
 s pices , 121^ Third 
 
 RICHMOND HOUSE, P McFeely 
 
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 Rice S W, county judge 
 Riders G C, restaurant, Second and 
 
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 Ricselmau R, boots and shoes, 123 
 
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 Rieger John, boots and shoes, 48 North 
 
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 Riggen fc June, real estate, 112 First 
 Ril^ R R, wood yard, 234 Front 
 Rines &, Newhouse, wood, 2 Oak 
 Riviere J B A, hair worker, 129 Third 
 
 ROBBINS & YATES, mouldings, 
 framesjpianos and organs, 229 First 
 
 ROCKFELLOW MRS N L, dress- 
 
 makor (patterns cut to order), 63 
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 RODOERS HARRY, boot and shea 
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 SMITH SENECA, attorney at law, 145 
 
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 SMITH & YOXTNG, Occidental Hotel, 
 
 Morriaon and First 
 SODERBACK T, manuf and dealer 
 
 cigars and tobacco, 7(5 Morrison 
 Sohm Sisters, hotel, 'iOJ First 
 Solnmon S A, restaurant, First and A 
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 Southworth D C, livery. Front near 
 
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 SPENCER THOS, boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 Sprague D, constable, 24 Morrison 
 Staenders A, barber, 85 Second 
 
 "STANDARD " (daily and weekly), A 
 
 Noltner publisher, cor Ash and First 
 STAPLES C G, manufacturing confec- 
 tioner, fruits, tobacco and cigars, 80 
 
 Morrison 
 Stark Mr, hotel, P'ront and C 
 STEARNS DAVID, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 73 Front 
 Stearns L B, police judge, Second and 
 
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 Stewart C F, watches and jewelry, 112 
 
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 STEWART E C, horse shoeing, 212 
 
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 Stewart James, groceries, B and Eiorhth 
 Stinson Mrs J A, dressmaking, 50 Wash- 
 
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 STITZEL HENRY, shoemaker, 255 
 
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 Stoddard J R, lawyer, 132i First 
 Stone B L, watches and jewelry, 155 
 
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 Stone Edward, restaurant, Washington 
 Stone S L, confectionery and cigars, 41 
 
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 STORY GEO L, mnnager Home Mutual 
 
 Insurance Co of Californii, 100 First 
 Stott & Gearin, attorneys at law, 155 
 
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 STRAUS GEO M, boot and shoemak- 
 er, 234 First 
 Strode & Beach, lawyers, 95 First 
 StronT; C C, physician, 1 15 First 
 Stronsr F R (Wm Strong & Sons), notary 
 
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 STRONG WM & SONS, attorneys at 
 
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 Strowbridge S A, leather and findings, 
 
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 St Vincent Hospital, Eleventh and M 
 
 "SUNDAY MERCURY," W Moss & 
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 "SUNDAY WELCOME," Atkinson & 
 Farish publishers, B bat Third and 
 Fourth 
 
 SiimmerBeld S, merchant tailor, 189 
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 Suksdorf H F, lawyer, 113 First 
 
 Swanwick T F, pu))lishing and advertis- 
 ing agent, 10 Stark 
 
 Tabor Richard M, assistant U S engi- 
 neer, 121) Front 
 
 Talbot H P, cigars and tobacco, 203i 
 First 
 
 TAYLOR JOSEPH, Willamette Palace 
 Saloon and Billiard Parlor, 135 Front 
 
 TAYLOR P, vice president Willamette 
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 Te ibosch J M, grain broker 16 Front 
 
 Tichiier A, barber, 148 First 
 
 Tilton J S, groceries, 251 First 
 
 TINGRY C G, jeweler and diamond 
 setter, Second and Morrison 
 
 THANHAUSER L & CO, wholesale 
 
 hats and caps, 8 North Front 
 Thayer Claude, lawyer. Stark and Front 
 Th;iyer & Williams, lawyers. Stark and 
 
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 Tliielsen H, chief engineer Oregon Rail- 
 way Co, 155 Salmon 
 THIESEN C, physician, 45 First 
 Thompson D P, mayor 
 
 THOMPSON, DE HART & CO, hard- 
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 and 174 First 
 THOMPSON HOUSE, John J Osfield 
 
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 Thompson H L, saloon, 244 First 
 THOMPSON W S, president Willam- 
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 Tone C, cigars and tobacco, 268 First 
 Trauner K F, musician, 30 Yamhill 
 Treukman & Wolff, tool makers, 62 and 
 
 64 Front 
 TRIBOU & KELTON. carpenters and 
 
 contractors. Ash nr Third 
 Trickle D C & Co, fish and poultry, 31 
 
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 Trimble W F, lawyer, 155 First 
 TROEGER ^ HENRY, Farmers' and 
 Mechanics' Exchange (saloon), 294 
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 Trubom R D, painter, 68 Washington 
 
 UNITED STATES RESTAURANT, 
 
 P Marincovich propr, 144 First 
 Vagatins Bros, barbers, 29 First 
 Van Beurden .T, watches, jewelry and 
 
 diam-- .Js, 107 First 
 Van St. luyver W J, wholesale liquors, 
 
 163 Front and 62 First 
 Van Winkle Mrs H, dressmaker, 174 
 
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 Varwig H, saloon, Front nr Main 
 Varwig Thomas, plumber, gas and steam 
 
 fitter, 71 Washington 
 Verdier B, coffee and spico, 33 Washing- 
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 Volney V, picture frames, 153 Third 
 Voss & Fuhs, bakery, 42 Washington 
 Wadhams & Elliott, wholesale grocers, 
 
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 Wager Cieorge, saloon, 314 First 
 AVagner M, butcher, 106 Washington 
 Wagner John, barber, HI Front 
 Waldo J B, lawyer, 145 First 
 
 WALLACE M B, constable and collec 
 
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 Waller E W, restaurant, 86 First 
 WALLING A G, job printer and book 
 
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 Walter I3ro8, carpets and upholstery, 8^ 
 
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 Walsh John E, groceries, 61 Ninth 
 Warren (leorge, coffee house, 27 Oak 
 WARREN S, manager Bartsch't 
 
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 Wass E S, hair works, 64 Morrison 
 Wasserman M & Co, M'holcsale cigan 
 
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 WATKINDS WMH,wholesale saddle. 
 
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 Wi'tkins il, meat market, Morrison ni 
 
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 Watkins W H, physician and surgeon, 
 
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 WATSON A J, gen mdse, Sixteentli 
 
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 WEBB GEO A. agent Commercia' 
 
 Union Assurance Co, commission, 16 
 
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 WEBBER L C, boot and shoemaker, 
 
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 Weber (i, tailor, 253 First 
 Wibcr Henry, liquors, 225 First 
 WEBER P, furniture, 225 Second 
 
 WEEKS & MORGAN, groceries and 
 
 feed, •-:4l) and '^51 Front 
 WEINHARD H, City Brewery, B and 
 
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 WEIBLER GEO W, agent S S Co, 
 
 and proprs Wt'idler's Sawmills, Front 
 
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 Woudel M, siloon, 154 Front 
 Wendt A, tailor. 108 First 
 Welcli & Christensen, harness and 
 
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 Welch J, dentist, room 4, Union block 
 Welch John, groceries, 232 First 
 Wells, Far^o 4 Co.'s Office, First and 
 
 Wells J T, physician and surgeon, 132^ 
 
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 WELLCOM L, tailor, 29 Second 
 Western Union Telegraph Office, First 
 
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 Westfall J, livery stable, cor Salmon 
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 Westley & Denny, rubber stamps, 33 
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 "West Shore" (monthly), L Samuel pub- 
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 Whalley J W & Fechheimers, attorneys, 
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 Wheeler Bros, pictures, clocks, etc, 24 
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 Wheeler H S, superintendent construc- 
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 WHITE EUGENE D, notary public 
 and commissioner of deeds, 130 First 
 
 White & Giltner, stock brokers, 130 
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 Wiberg & Kernan, boots and shoes^ 145 
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 WIGGINTON & HASTINGS, groce- 
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 Wiat/ingerode C V, books and ' Matioa- 
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 Wilcox J P, carriage painter. Main, nr 
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 Wiley J R, justice peace. Stark and 
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 Wilhelm Jacob, tailor, 
 
 WILHELM JOHN, barber. Clarendon 
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 Wilhelm Ludwig, barber, 8^ Morrison 
 
 "Willamette Farmer " (weekly), Clarke 
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 WILLAMETTE HOTEL, John Han- 
 
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 WILLAMETTE IRON WORKS. 
 
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 Willamette Transportation & Locks Co, 
 
 fJeo H Andrews secretary 
 WILLIAMS J T, bill poster, 9 Alder 
 WILLIAMS W H, architect, room 17 
 
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 Williams G & Co, glove factory, 224 
 
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 Wilson F R, lish market, 270 First 
 WILSON HOLT C, pliysician and sur- 
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 WILSON R B, physician and surgeon, 
 
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 Wise H, tailor, 16 First 
 Wise W F, confectionery and groceries, 
 
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 Witherell J R, employment office, 72 
 
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 Woicka Mrs M, dressmaker, 231 First 
 Wolf E, clothing, 117 Front 
 Wolf H & Bro, clothing, 121 Front 
 Wolf H, dry goods, 20S First 
 WoihI L, tailor, 26 Morrison 
 WOOD T A, real estate and collecting 
 
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 WOODD H B, meat market, 100 First, 
 
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 Woodward & Connell, real estate and 
 
 insurance, 114 First 
 Woodward & Magcon, livery stable, 194 
 
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 Woodward, McQuiston & Co, dry goods. 
 
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 WRINKLE J F p & CO, dry and fancy 
 
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 Yocum & Clamo, attorneys, 45 First 
 Young Mrs A, straw works, 2G7 Third 
 
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 Young Men's Christian Ass'n Rooms 
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 Young Wm, marble works, 60 Front 
 ZAN BROS, wholesale wooden and wil- 
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 Ziegler W C, eclectic physician 
 Zeitfuchs Ulrich, saloon, 71 Second 
 ZELLER M> saloon, 265 First 
 
 ZIEBER & KNOWLES, propra Clar- 
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 Zimmerman F, wholesale liquors, 233 
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 ZORN ADAM, propr Adam's Exchange, 
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 THE COMMERCIAL REPORTER 
 
 Portland, Oregon. 
 
 Contains full Shipping Intelligence of the 
 Pacific Coast, Market Reports, etc. 
 
 ATKINSON & FARISH. Publishers. 
 
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 Published every Saturday. 
 
 0fflc3, comer Third and B Strests, 
 
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 C. A. SANDENBERCER, 
 
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 Vienna Chop House & Coffee Saloon, 
 
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 30 Yamhill Street, 
 
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 Meals at all Hours. 
 
 Oysters in Every Style. 
 
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 FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, 
 
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 I. G. DAVIDSON, 
 
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 PORTLAND, OREGON 
 
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 Vienna Coffee House, 
 
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 PORTLAND, OREGON. 
 
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 Fifth and Morrison Streets, Portland, Oregon. 
 
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 Good Square Meals for 25 Cents. 
 
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 our large »toek 0/ Sunday School supplies. 
 
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 THE SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT 
 
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 TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 The Depository is " Headquarters' on the Ouast of the " National Tbmpkrancb Purlioation So- 
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 STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Our Stationery Department is well supplied with plain and fancy Stationery, Gold Pens, Cross' 
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 Our Books are so'd at EASTERN CATALOGUE PRICES, and sent prepaid at 
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 "Styiografic Fountain Pen." 
 
 It ii our pleasure to have vihitors call and examine our excellent stock of Theological, Temper- 
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 UNITED STATES RESTAURANT 
 
 No. 144 First Street 
 
 •> lortland, Oregon. 
 
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 72 Morrison Street, 
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 C. M. ROHR, 
 
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 Maps of Western Oregon will be fiirnished at this office to Immigrants 
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 FRONT STREET, 
 
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 Stages leave DAIiLES for CANYON CITY" Monday and Thursday. 
 
 (Shipping point for CANYON CITY, CAMP HARNEY and OCHO- 
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 UNION, BAKER CITY, BOISE CITY, SILVER CITY, 
 KELTON and WINNEMUCCA. 
 
 for WALLULA Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 5 A. M., con- 
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 for PALOUSE, TUCANON, PENEWAWA, ALMOTA and LEW- 
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 PALOUSE is the shijjping point for COLVILLE. 
 
 ALMOTA is the shipping point for COLFAX and SPOKANE FALLS. 
 
 for ASTORIA daily (excapt Sunday), at 6 A. M. 
 
 for KALAMA daily (except Sunday), at 6 A. M., connecting with N. 
 P. R. R. and through lines to OLYMPIA, TACOMA, SEAT- 
 TLE, VICTORIA and all points on Puget Sound, 
 
 for SALEM, ALBANY, CORVALLIS and intermediate points, Mon- 
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 for DAYTON, Oregon, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 7 A. M. 
 
 Pas:eiigers for Victoria should leave on Wsdnesday and Saturday. 
 
 General Office, corner Ash and Front Sts., Portland, Oregon. 
 
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 At Portland, with steamers for Snn Frnn- 
 clsco and the East ; also for Port Townsend, 
 Seattle, Stellaioom, Olympia, Victoria, San 
 Juan, Nanaimo and Sitka, nnd with Oregon 
 Railway and Navigation Cuiupany (or all 
 points on the Columbia river. 
 
 At Salrm, for Lincoln, AVheat'and, Mon- 
 mouth, Dallas, Silverton and Independence. 
 
 At Tamer's, for Aumsvillc, Sublimity, 
 Stayton, Mehania and King's Praiiie. 
 
 At Marion, for Scio. 
 
 At Albany, for Lebanon, Coi-vallis, Philo- 
 math, Yaquina Bay, Buena Vista, Sodaville, 
 Sweet Home and Waterioo. 
 
 At Halsey, for Brownsville and Orawfords- 
 ville. 
 
 At Junction , foi- Monroe and Qird'sS(ation . 
 
 At 'EiiCftne, for McKenzie Bridge and Upper 
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 At nrain's, for Enpire City, Marshfleld, 
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 At Oaiiland, for Cleveland. 
 
 At Roselinric, with stages of California and 
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 PORTLAND, OREGON. 
 
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 Portland Bill Posting Company, 
 
 PRIVILEGES 
 
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 Office, 9 Alder St., bet. First and Front, 
 
 Portland, Oregon. 
 
 J. T. WILLIAMS. 
 
 Port Orford, 
 
 CURRY COUNTY, 
 
 l8 reached by sea-going vessels, 380 miles 
 north of San Francisco. 
 
 Carmen Asa, liquors . 
 
 Knapp Mrs Rachel, hotel 
 Lorentzen N C. gen mdse 
 Nelson Peter, blacksmith 
 Von der Green F 0, physician 
 Wallis Chas, blacksmith 
 Winsor Wm, hotel 
 WOLGOTT ALLEN D, gen mdae and 
 postmaster 
 
 Prairie City, 
 
 GRANT COUNTY. 
 
 BRET JULES L, gen mdse, Uvery 
 
 stable and postmaster 
 FlageoUet Frank, saloon 
 Ford & Brodie, meat market 
 Galbraith Wm J, gen mdse 
 Hardman Joseph, hotel 
 Golden Jno, nhoemaker 
 Johnson C & Sons, blacksmiths 
 Lawrence &. Shearer, gen mdse 
 Mack J W, hotel 
 Miller C & Bro, carpenters 
 Morehead & Cleaver, flouring mill 
 Shaw E & Jones, blacksmiths 
 Starr A E, painter 
 Thornton N W, blacksmith 
 Watson James, shoemaker 
 Worswick Jno, cabinetmaker 
 
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 Frineville, 
 
 WASCO COUNTY. 
 
 Breyman ft Somerville, gen mdae 
 Chaml)erlain Brof, blacksmiths 
 Circle Wm, hotel 
 Colvcr Amos, hotel 
 Gluzo T H, saloon 
 Graham B, saloon 
 Hamilton W C, shoemaker 
 Ueisler ft Son, cen mdae 
 LafoUette J B, blacksmith 
 Nichols B F, drugs 
 Nickelson ft Hamilton livery 
 Pickett ft Thcmas, confectioners 
 
 Rainier, 
 
 COLUMBIA COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the Columbia river, 15 miles below 
 Portland. 
 
 Blakesley A H, gen mdse 
 BLANCHABl) SEAN, sawmill, gen 
 
 mdse, lumber, contractor and buildtr, 
 
 and postmaster 
 Dobbins A S, gen mdse 
 Forbes J M, saloou 
 Merrill ft Dunegan, gen mdse 
 Moeck Geo F, gen mdse 
 Kogers & Hemphill, sawmill 
 Silver Joseph, saloou 
 
 Bickreal, 
 
 POLK COUNTY. 
 Dempsey J J, hotel 
 
 Biverside, 
 
 COLUMBIA COUNTY. 
 
 Canari F, physician 
 Cole Nelson, attorney at law 
 Hawkins Geo, wholesale liquors 
 Jones Charles, dancing teacher 
 Jones J W , gen mdse 
 KHOWLES C F, postmaster 
 Lindgren G F, baots and shoes 
 Lovell S L, tiouring mill 
 Wallace John, dry goods 
 Wood Fremont, attorney at law 
 Wright J B, merchant 
 
 Bobisonville, 
 
 GRANT COUNTY. 
 Daggett C W,'g6Q mdse 
 
 Bock Point, 
 
 JACK80N COUNTY. 
 Haymond & McGruder Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Bockville, 
 
 WASCO COUNTY. 
 Rockville Wool and Stock Raising Co 
 
 Boseburg^, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY, 
 
 Is the county seat and the present ter- 
 minus of the 0. ft C. Railway, 200 miles 
 distant from Portland and 275 miles 
 north of Redding, and during our visit 
 early in the winter of the present year 
 showed evidences of a healthier com- 
 mercial condition than that of any other 
 town along the route. 
 
 The population is placed at 1,200, and 
 being geograpliically the center of a rich 
 agricultural and stock-raising region, 
 bordered by a deposit of minerals that 
 must prove a valuable auxiliary to her 
 development, the future of the place 
 must be encouraging to those closely 
 identified with her interests. This is 
 also the northern terminus of the C. ft 
 O. Coast Overland Mail Co, whose fine 
 Concord coaches are run daily i)etween 
 Roseburg and Redding, California, con- 
 veying the U. S. mail, Wells, Fargo ft 
 Co's express, and passengers with quick 
 dispatch. The scenery along the route 
 is indeed sublime and grand beyond des- 
 cription, and the novelty of passing over 
 Scott Mountain, whosealtitude is 10,000 
 feet above the sea level, is one that is 
 attended with feelings of ecstacy, es- 
 pecially in the summer season, when the 
 towering peak of "Old Shasta," clad in 
 eternal snow, glistens in the mellow sun- 
 light. 
 
 The town is quite well built, contain- 
 ing several handsome buildings, both 
 private and public. Its schools are 
 good, its morals of a high standard, and 
 its sanitary condition excellent. 
 
 Abrahams, Wheeler ft Co, gen mdse 
 
 Appel M, ciffars and tobacco 
 
 BEATH GEO A, propr Esmeralda Sa- 
 loon 
 
 BELFUS LOUIS, watchmaker and 
 jeweler 
 
 BENEDICK F, furniture 
 
 Benjamin W F, register U S land office 
 
 Bitzer J, meat market 
 
 Boweu J G, blacksmith 
 
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 BRENTANO M A, rcstausant 
 Breckenridge 1{, marble works 
 Brodie Geo A, attorney at law 
 BUTTON W L. propr Metropolitan 
 
 Hotel 
 BTARS W H, propr "ThePlaindealer" 
 CAMERON R> restaurant (bar in con- 
 nection) 
 Campbell A F, atty at law 
 Campbell A P, physician 
 Cullender J A, physician 
 CANAN M A, propr Koseburg Hotel 
 CARLON JOS W, livery, feed and 
 
 sale stable 
 Carlon Wm J, livery feed and sale stable 
 Caro Bros, genrndse 
 CHAMPAGNE A E, propr Cosmopol- 
 itan Hotel 
 Comstock J J, planing mill, lumber 
 COMPTON MBS AW, millinery aad 
 
 dressmaking 
 COMPTON AW, saloon 
 
 COSMOPOUTAN HOTEL, A E Cham- 
 
 pagne propr 
 CRANE W watchmaker 
 DAVIS R M, physician 
 De SoHzer Phil, oarber, baths 
 
 "DOUGLAS INDEPENDENT," Kelly 
 
 k Wells proprs 
 DRY E C, saloon 
 ESMERALDA SALOON, Geo A Bcath 
 
 pr opr 
 FENNER A W, Ked Front Cigar and 
 
 Tobacco Store 
 
 FENNER'S RED FRONT, (boss place 
 
 for cigars, tobacco, etc 
 Fisher H, restaurant 
 Fitzhugh J S, gen mdse 
 Floed & Co, gen mdse 
 FULLER G J, agent Wells, Fargo & 
 
 Co.'s express 
 Fullerton J C, receiver U S land office 
 Gcaddis C, couiity judge 
 
 GILDERSLEEVE JOHN, furniture 
 
 GOLDSTEIN S, cigars and tobacco, 
 stationery, etc 
 
 GRANGE BUSINESS ASSOCIA- 
 
 TION. shipping and commission liouse, 
 W F Owens manager 
 Grisdale T, brick yard 
 
 HAFFENDEN BROS, grocers 
 
 Hamilton 8, drugs, agent W U Tel Co 
 HANKS J D, saloon 
 HERMANN & BALL, attys at law 
 HIOLEY S B, druggist 
 
 Hosan F P, county sheriff 
 
 Holman G 0, attorney at law and nota- 
 ry public 
 
 Hoover G W, physician 
 
 Humphrey W S, atty at law, broker 
 
 HURSH E G, atty at law, insurance 
 agent 
 
 Jaskulek J, watchmaker and jeweller 
 
 Josephson M, gen mdse 
 
 Kri tzer T, brewery 
 
 LANE HON L F, atty at law 
 
 LANGENBERG BROS, boots and 
 
 shoes, and dealer in violins and all 
 
 stringed instruments 
 Marks 8 & Co, gen mdse 
 McGregor L, meat market 
 
 METROPOLITAN HOTEL, W h. 
 
 B utton propr 
 
 MOSHER L F. attorney at law 
 
 Newcomb K, notary 
 
 NEEDERSTADT J, bakery 
 
 Oaks O, photogi-apher 
 
 OWENS W F. manager Grange Busi- 
 ness Association 
 
 PARROTT BROS, bootmakers 
 
 Perkins & Carll, saloon - 
 
 "PLAINDEALER," W H Byara propr 
 
 Protzman G, bootmaker 
 
 Purdom J S, agt O & C R R 
 
 Raymond 8 K, dentist 
 
 ROADMAN T S, atomey at law and 
 notary public 
 
 ROSEBURG HOTEL, M A Canan 
 proprietor 
 
 SCROGGS R G JR, druggist 
 SCROGGS R G SB, physician 
 8heridan Bros, hardware, stoves and 
 
 tinware 
 Sheridan J C & R S, hardware, stoves 
 
 and tinware 
 Sheridan T R, county clerk 
 Slocum H C, saloon 
 Snider P, wagonmaker 
 STRANGE J W, agent agricultural 
 
 implements 
 STANTON H C, general merchandise, 
 
 postmaster 
 STRICKLAND P G, agent California 
 
 and Oregon Coast Overland and Coos 
 
 Bay Stage Cos 
 8 wartz F, saloon 
 Troxel Robert, candies 
 VANBUREN J D, hack and dray 
 
 transfer 
 Watkins Bros, blacksmith 
 
 WELLS, FARGO & COS EXPRESS, 
 
 G J Fuller agent 
 WESTERN STAR, Chaa L Mosher 
 
 &Co 
 Willi amson R, tailor 
 WILLIS W R, attorney at law 
 WOODWARD W G harness and sad- 
 dles 
 Wright W T, county treasurer 
 Zimmerman & Frazier, foundry 
 
 Rye Valley, 
 
 BAKER COUNTY. 
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 Frisco J, hotel 
 
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 Salem, 
 
 MARION COUNTY, 
 
 The capital of the State, ia situated on 
 the Willamette Hiveraml O. & C. R. K., 
 53 miles south of Portland. The town 
 ia well laid out and seems like some 
 quiet village back in the States. It con- 
 tains a number of fine buildings, both 
 private and public, among the latter 
 may be mentioned the Cupitol, county 
 Court House and Chcmeketu Hotel. It 
 supports a number of newspapers, a 
 number of weeklies and two dailies, 
 "The Statesman," a paper of twenty- 
 five years standing, and "Daily Talk," a 
 young and aspiring little sheet. It has 
 a number of manufacturing enterprises, 
 chief among them is that of B F Drake's, 
 iron worka and machine shops. It has 
 two hotels, the Commercial and Cheme- 
 Heta. The latter cost upwards of $100,- 
 CkX), and would bo a building suitable for 
 a place of four times the size of this. 
 Salem contains about 4,500 people 
 
 Adolph S, saloon. State 
 
 Adolph S & Co, saloon. Commercial 
 
 AION & FARNHAH, drygoods, 
 
 clothing, boots and shoes, hats and 
 caps, n'-tions, Commercial 
 
 Applegate J A, attorney at law, Com- 
 mercial 
 
 Baker J A, county sheriff. Court House 
 
 Bates L S, pictures, frames &c, Commer 
 cial 
 
 Bnyliss A, blacksmith. State 
 
 BELT B F, music and nmsical instru 
 ments, books and stationery notions. 
 State 
 
 BELT G W, atty at law, Commercial 
 
 BERNAB.OI J, saloon. Commercial 
 
 BEWLET & LA FORE, meat mar 
 
 ket. Commercial 
 Boehringer G, blacksmith. State 
 BONHAM & RAMSEY, atty at law. 
 
 Commercial 
 BOON H D, books and stationery, State 
 Boothby W F, architect, Commercial 
 Brown J H, county coroner 
 BRUCE R M, baths and barbsr. Com- 
 mercial 
 Burkholder J, shoemaker. Commercial 
 Burnett (i H, notary 
 Bym J T, saloon. Court 
 Byrne L, groceries. Commercial 
 Calvert Chas, county treasurer. Com- 
 mercial 
 
 estate. 
 
 CANN T H, atty at law, real 
 
 Commercial 
 CANN MRS T H, dressmaking 
 
 millinery, Commercial 
 
 and 
 
 Capital Lumber Co, A Preacott aupt. 
 Ferry 
 
 CHAD.WICK S F, atty at law, Com- 
 mercial 
 
 Chnse E Y, physician. Court 
 
 CHEMEKETA HOTEL, 8 F Math 
 
 ews propr 
 CHURCHILL MISS MARY, dress- 
 
 making. Commercial and Stata 
 Cline Geo, carpenter, Court 
 Cotfay Jamas, furniture, justice of the 
 
 peac?, Commarciil 
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Wesley 
 
 Graves prour. Court 
 
 COOPER, WHEALDON & CO, manu- 
 
 f icturars of ai^ricultural implomants 
 COULTER J S, architect, Commsrcial 
 Cox & Wheeler, ins agt. Commercial 
 
 CRAWFORD J W, stoves and tin- 
 ware, Comtnercial 
 Croaaman A B, clothing. Commercial 
 Cross Mrs C M, millinery. Commercial 
 CRUMP & REEVES, dressmakers, 
 agts for McClure's tailor system. Com- 
 mercial 
 "DAILY TALK," Frank Conover & 
 
 Co pr»»prs, Commercial 
 Dalrymple J J, gen mdse. Commercial 
 Dawne £ J; atty at law, notary public. 
 
 Commercial 
 Dearborn K H, harness and aaddles, 
 
 Ciimmerciid 
 De Guire Miss Louisa, dressmaker. Front 
 DENNIS F, Houriug mills, Hi^h and 
 
 Trade 
 DIAMOND H, barber. Commercial 
 Dickinson Jas, saloon. Commercial 
 DICKINSON 0, seed gardens, Commer- 
 cial 
 Dipixill H, bootmaker. Commercial 
 DRAKE BF, propr Salem Iron Works, 
 
 Front and State 
 Du Mars Wm, Tel op. Commercial 
 Ehirbin & Smith, livery. Commercial 
 Karhart R P, secty of State 
 B DFj jl GEO A, county clerk. Court 
 
 House 
 EDWARDS MRS S A, cleaning and 
 
 (lyiiig, Ci>mmorcial 
 EMEaSON P F, restaurant. Commer- 
 cial 
 EXCELSIOR FLOXTRINa MILLS, 
 
 F Dennis, propr 
 Fisher (i, livery. Commercial 
 Foley Patrick, saloon. Liberty 
 FONTAINE J G. saloon. Commercial 
 Ford T, atty at law. State 
 
 FORSTNER BENJ, gunsmith, model- 
 
 makinvr, Commtrcial 
 FORSYTHE J M, carriage painter, 
 
 State 
 Foss J H, saloon, Commercial 
 Fraser A, tailor. State 
 
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 Gardner I W, music dealer, Commercial 
 QILBE&T BROS, brokerj, ins agts. in- 
 dependent 8toaml)oat li(ie, Commercial 
 Gilbert J W, boots and shocn, Commer- 
 cial 
 (f olden T L, physician, Commercial 
 ORAVES WESLEY, propr Commer- 
 cial Hotel, Court 
 Graves Wm, undertaker. Commercial 
 Greene D L, painter, University 
 Gregg J T, county supt of schools 
 Hai les & Uoaliuer, mercliant tailors, 
 
 State 
 |TALL C H, physician, Commercial 
 
 HAMMER SETHR, civil engineer and 
 
 notary public, Conwuercial 
 Hanson J, artist. Commercial 
 Harding B F, dist judge. Court House 
 Hellenbrand Chas W, candy manufry 
 
 and restaurant. Commercial 
 Henderson L, physician. Commercial 
 Hirsch Ed, stati treasurer, Capitol 
 Hirsch L & E, gjn mdse. Commercial 
 Hodgkin F E, deputy secty of Statu 
 Holmes W H, atty at law, notary pub- 
 lic. Commercial 
 Hultum F, restaurant. Commercial 
 Howe & Hulliwell, saloon. Commercial 
 Hubbell E S, druggist. Commercial 
 Hughes John, groceries. State 
 HYDE V R, atty at law, notary pub 
 
 lie. Commercial 
 Jarnof & Lynch, cofTee and spices 
 Jessup S R, pliy^i lan. State 
 Johnson Bros wat hmakers and jewel- 
 ers, State 
 JOHNSON C S, boarding, Stat; 
 JOHNSON W P, photographer, State 
 
 JONES & PATTERSON, real estate 
 and insurance t\fit, Court 
 
 KELLY & UNDERWOOD, black- 
 
 smith and wagonmaker, Commercid 
 KNIGHT JOHN, blacksmith. Com- 
 mercial 
 KNIOHT & LORD, attorneys at law 
 Kwong Hop Leo Co, tea and China 
 
 jroods 
 LADD & BUSH, bankers, cor State 
 
 and Commercial 
 Lamport E, harness and saddles. Com- 
 mercial 
 LARSEN P J, wagonmaker, Commer- 
 
 LAUOHEAD & WILLIAMS, meat 
 
 market. Commercial 
 Lawson (j W, atty at law. Commercial 
 Levy F, gen mdse. Commercial 
 Litchfiel(l G P, groceries. State 
 LOOSEN P J, tailor. Commercial 
 Lord W P, notary 
 MAOERS J E, attorney at law, notary 
 
 public. Commercial 
 Magers W B, physician, Commercial 
 
 Marquardt & Rattazzi, hotel. State 
 Martin & Allen, groceries, Commercial 
 MARTIN W W, watchmaker and 
 
 jeweler. State 
 MATHEWS S F, Chemokcta Hotel 
 Mauzey T A, plumber. State 
 
 MoAFEE J W, physician and surgeon 
 
 Commercial 
 McCauley T N, barbor, baths 
 McCormu k J, iish market 
 McCornack E P. clerk of board of school 
 
 land com mission. ^rs 
 MoCULLEY A, dei\tist, (.Commercial 
 McCuUy St, Gilbert, groceries. Commer- 
 cial 
 McDonald J A, marble woika, C'>mmer- 
 
 cial 
 McDowell F D, watchmaker and 
 
 jeweler. Commercial 
 McFadden Mrs D, dressmaker, Court 
 Meredith J VV, dentist, Commercial 
 MEYER E, gen mdse. Commercial 
 Millioan Wni, millinery. Commercial 
 Moore M, groceries 
 Oberheim P, groceries. Commercial 
 O'DONALD J, carpenter, stair builder, 
 State 
 
 "OREQON STATESMAN," Odell, 
 Doriss & Watts proprs, Commercial 
 
 Paine F C, physician, Commercial 
 
 Parmenter F & Co, dry goods, Commer- 
 cial 
 
 Plamondon & Stimpson, saloon, Com- 
 mercial 
 
 Porter J H, county assessor 
 
 Powell L J, supt public instruction, 
 Capitol building 
 
 REED C A & 00, real estate and in- 
 surance agts, cor Court and Liberty 
 
 REYNOLDS J, physician. Commercial 
 
 liice Chas, blacksmith, Commercial 
 
 Ripinsky & Morris, saloon. State 
 
 ROSENBERG J M & GO, gen mdse, 
 
 Commercial and Court 
 Salem Dray Sc Hack Co 
 SALEM liXOURING MILLS CO, A 
 
 W Kinney agt. Trade 
 SALEM IRON WORKS, B F Drake 
 
 propr. Front and State 
 Salem Water Co, W F Boothby prest 
 Santiam Water Works, Cooper, Wheal- 
 
 don & Co proprs 
 SCRIBER C W, blacksmith. Commer- 
 cial 
 Scott L S, postmaster. Commercial 
 Seelig K & Co, winea and liquors, Com- 
 mercial 
 SEHLBREDE C A, attorney at law, 
 
 notary public. Commercial 
 Shaw & Burnett, attorneys at law 
 Shaw J J, county judge, Court House 
 Shelton J C, physician, Commercial - 
 Shuster H S, photographer, Court 
 
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 Skiff L S, dentist, Commercial 
 Sloat E D, p&inter, State 
 Small E C, Doots and shoes, Commercial 
 SMITH F A & WALLING, photo- 
 
 graphers, Commercial 
 Smith H, dentist. Commercial 
 SMITH H F, barber Dickinson build- 
 ing, Commercial 
 SMilH & MILLICAN, meat market, 
 
 Statt 
 SMITH T C & CO, druggists, state 
 Snyder Mrs C D, book. bindery, State 
 
 SQTJIBE, FABBAR & CO, groceries, 
 
 crockery and glassware. Commercial 
 STAIGEB WM, marble works, Court 
 
 and Liberty 
 STANTON W G, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 Commercial 
 Stapleton H, planmg mills. Front 
 States H, notary and atty at law, Oom'l 
 STINiSON MES A L, book and job 
 
 printer, Commercial 
 STRANG 6, stoves and tinware. Com- 
 mercial 
 STRATTON J A, attorney at law and 
 
 state iiotary public 
 STRONG & BAIN, candies and bak- 
 ery. Commercial 
 Swain Mrs L, dressmaker. Court 
 SWICK B F, dentist. Commercial 
 Thayer W W, governor 
 Thornton J Q, atty at law. Commercial 
 
 UZAFOYAGE C, boots andshoe8,Com- 
 
 mercial 
 Van Wagner G G, furniture, State 
 Wade R M & Co, hardware, stoves and 
 
 tinware. Commercial and Court 
 Wade W L, pliysician, State 
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 Wagner D F, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, 
 
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 WAITE E M:> book and job printer, 
 
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 Walker C H. ^'t sewing machines 
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 WARNER & BARKER, painters. 
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 WEATHERFORD & CO, drug^psts, 
 
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 Wesetzky J J, tailor. Commercial 
 West J, meat market. Commercial 
 Westacott L, saloon, Commercial 
 
 WILLIAMS, ENGLAND & CO, gen- 
 
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 WILLIS H J, photographer. State 
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 WRIGHT J G, groceries, Commer- 
 
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 Yeaton A T, furniture. Commercial 
 Zaeuker C W, bootmaker. Commercial 
 
 Ghemeketa Hotel, Salem Oregon. 
 
 This first-class Hotel, complete in all its appointments, has been leaded for a term 
 
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 S.F.MATHEWS, 
 
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 Wines and Liquors 
 
 Cigars, Tobacco, Etc., 
 
 Commercial Street, bet. State and Ferry, 
 
 Saiem, Oregon. 
 
 C. A, Reed, Jennie C. Reed, 
 
 Notary Public. 
 
 C. A. REED & CO., 
 
 MEMeSikruciiignls 
 
 LOANS NEGOTIATED. 
 Ascents for Seed's Opera House, 
 
 Office, corner Couct and Liberty Streets, 
 
 SALEM, OREGON. 
 
 MRS. A. L. STINSON, 
 
 Boob; and Job Printing, 
 
 Society Printing, Catalogues, Order Books, .eceipt Books, 
 Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Etc. 
 
 STOCZ CERTIFICATES A SPECIALTY. 
 
 COMMERCIAL STREET, 
 Opposite Chemeketa Hotel, SALEM, OREGON. 
 
 Tbe Oregon Statesman 
 
 Is Issued Every Day and Weekly at 
 
 ODELL, DORRIS&\A^ATTS, Publishers. 
 
 TERMS: 
 
 Daily, $6, Weekly, $2. Advertising Rates Liberal. 
 
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 ALrHABBTICALLT. 
 
 SALEM IRON WORKS. 
 B. F. DBASE, 
 
 Manufacturer of Steam Engines, Mill Machinery, Ren.pors, 
 Threshers, Pumps, etc. Also "Enterprise" 
 
 Planer and Matcher, Slicker .' 
 
 and Sharpener. 
 
 Brass and Iron Castings Furnished m Short Notice. 
 
 Agent for DeGroat's Iron Fence. 
 
 Corner Front and State Sts., Salem, Oregon. 
 
 J. C. FOUNTAINE, 
 
 Congress Hall Saloon. 
 
 DEALER IK 
 
 WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, 
 
 Corner Commercial Street, 
 
 Opposite Chemeketa, 
 
 SALEM, OREGON. 
 
 Saint Helens, 
 
 Columbia county. 
 
 Berry Jas, saloon 
 Blakesley A H, hotel 
 Conyers W H, county sheriff 
 DART J. county clerk 
 Emmerson C S, county assessor 
 KcBRISE W. general merchandise 
 Meeker Wm, hotel and blacksmith 
 Merrill N, county treasurer 
 
 Saint Joseph, 
 
 YAMHILL COUNTY. 
 Dunn B W, hotel 
 Olds J A & Son, gen mdsa 
 
 Sandy, 
 
 CLACKAMAS COUNTT. 
 Oerdes R, postmaster 
 Harnett D, sawmill 
 Meinig F A, gen mdse »nd liquors 
 BrunsH, carpenter 
 Bevenae Keen mdse 
 SCSHOLLEx OTTO, notarj public and 
 
 Muiiitant postmaster 
 Seeliff F, bootmaker 
 Wanke J ft Co, grisimiU 
 
 SchoU's Ferry, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY. 
 
 Bennett J H, steam sawmill 
 Clements E M, physician 
 Humphries 8 H, justice of peace 
 Mcrrell C P, engineer 
 Oakerman N P, architect and builder 
 Schuck Wm, brick yard and lime 
 Stanwood Ed, gristmill 
 Thomas M B H, school teacher 
 WIOGENTON D, dry goods, groceries, 
 
 boots and shoes, clothing, etc, and 
 
 postmaster 
 
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 DEALER IN 
 
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 BOOTS AND SHOES, 
 
 OLOTiiinsra- eto. 
 
 SCHOLL'S FERRY, 
 
 Washington Co., OBEaON. 
 
 
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 COLUMBIA COUNTY. 
 
 Cline Dan, dairyman 
 
 Cloniger D A, stock raiser 
 
 Cloni^er T A, dairyman 
 
 C&ESGT A T, general merchandise 
 
 and deputy postmaster 
 Sharringhonsan Henry, postmaster 
 Shattuck iS F, blacksmith 
 Watts Jno U, sawmill 
 West H, dairyman 
 West W W, stojk raiser 
 
 
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 l8 six miles from Marion, on the O. & C 
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 tile and the products of its soil quite 
 varied. The farms are nicely improved 
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 Alexander M, hotel 
 
 Bilyeu Peter, hotel ' 
 
 Bridgeford Mrs M J, milliner 
 
 Briggs A, furniture 
 
 Chapman Bros, liquors 
 
 Curl J W, blacksmith 
 
 (till & Logan, blacksmiths 
 
 Hamilton M L, saloon 
 
 Houston A J, gen mdse 
 
 Johnson & Lunn, gen mdse 
 Kemp E C, wagonmaker 
 Morris D, drugs 
 Morrow Wm M, stoves and tin 
 Pentland R, flour mill 
 
 Scottsburg, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY. 
 
 DeLauney Benj, blacksmith 
 
 Hidden C, gen mdse , 
 
 T.yons D J, hotel 
 
 Mitchel Gus, saloon . 
 
 Ozouf A E, tanner 
 
 Palmer P P, gen mdse, gristmill and liv- 
 
 enr stable 
 PAlfMER W El manufacturing agent 
 
 and news dealer y 
 
 Woodruff Jock, miller 
 
 AGE NTS READ THIS ! 
 
 I will pay Agents a Inrge coinmissiion to sell my new and wonderful 
 
 inventions, including; 
 
 RAT AND MICE EXTERMINATOR, 
 SQUIRREL AND GOPHER POISON, 
 
 ARCTIC FROZEN PERFUME, 
 
 ACME STARCH ENAMEL. 
 
 and a number of other articles impossible to enumerate. 
 Send fort erms and territory, with 3 cent stamp. 
 
 W. E. PALMER, 
 
 Pcottsburg, Douglas Co., Oregon. 
 
 Sea Side House, 
 
 CLATSOP COUNTY. . 
 STANLY S K, postmaster 
 
 Shedd's 
 
 LINN COUNTY, 
 
 A postoffice and station on the 0. & C. 
 R. R., 93 miles from Portland. 
 
 Blain, Saxe k Co, warehouse 
 
 Clarke Rev N, clergyman (Methodist) 
 
 Ijewis — , judge 
 
 Lewis A, gen mdse 
 
 Skaegfl B L, blacksmith 
 
 Wade W L, physician 
 
 Wheeler A, gen mdse 
 
 Wheeler C R, commission msrehant 
 
 Zimmerman M, bootmaker 
 
 Sheridan, 
 
 YAMHILL COUNTY. 
 
 Anderson Gus, liquors ' 
 
 Baldwin R, gen act 
 
 Bible A S, gen mdiw 
 
 Colman D C, justice of pesos 
 
 Cox D W, physician 
 
 Delashmutt L, gen mdse 
 
 Falkner A B, hotel 
 
 Faulconer A B, livery stable" and hotel 
 
 Fanlconer T N, butcher 
 
 Field Jno, physician 
 
 Fenton W A, oootmaker 
 
 Foster H J, fctty at law 
 
 Hjrds S L, constable 
 
 Kimbel — , shoemaker 
 
 Kemler D W, bootmaker 
 
 LaFoUett Chas, ctty at law and coUeo- 
 
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 Lemon W F, hamessmaker 
 Lnkin E, saloon 
 
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 Matherson S, wagonmaker 
 
 Mayer H F, gen mdse, minister and no 
 
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 McKuiie R, livery stable 
 McMillen Mrs A, hotel 
 McRowe B, livery stable 
 Messenger Chas, tinsmith 
 MON£)r E, postmaster and furniture 
 Newby Nathan, miller 
 Pitenger J W, school teacher 
 Quiny — , physician and druggist 
 Saylor B F, drugs 
 Saylor C, blacksmith 
 Snell R N, gen mdse 
 Stanfield J, blacksmith 
 Stanfield J P, blacksmith 
 St Clair CF, blacksmith 
 Summerville H B, gen agt 
 Talbot & Cave, sawmill 
 Wait CM, drugs 
 
 door 
 
 Silverton, 
 
 MARION COUNTY, 
 
 Blackerby Mrs, dressmaker 
 Blackerby T R, tinshop 
 Cannon Bros, meat market 
 Cline J L, jeweler 
 Cop W R, saloon 
 Davenport T W, gen mdse 
 Davis P A, druggist and physician 
 Drake W H, blacksmith 
 Eiaenhart C, boarding school 
 Ekmond & Ames Bros, sash uxd 
 
 factory and paint shop 
 Fitzgerell M, harness shop 
 Hanson 8, barber 
 Hayes J C, druggist 
 ffTBRART) T % postmaster and book- 
 
 store 
 Lewis W H, wagon shop 
 Lippitt Bros, gen mdse 
 McMillan Mrs, milliner 
 Petrie Mrs, boarding house 
 Sanford Dr, physician 
 Schlador F H, hotel 
 Skafe & Mcintosh, gristmill 
 Smith ft Hammond, saloon 
 Wolf ord Jno ft Co, gen mdse 
 
 Silver Wells, 
 
 WASCO COUNTY. 
 
 Allan Ben, stock raiser 
 
 B&OWN JOSEPH JASPER, general 
 
 merchandise and postmaster 
 Elkins C W, stock raiser 
 HadKelman A, stock raiser ' 
 Logan J T, stock raiser 
 Staart John, stock raiser 
 Vanderpool Wm, stock raiser 
 
 Skipanon, 
 
 CLATSOP COUNTY. 
 McGuire C A, hotel 
 Sifert Mrs, postmaster 
 Smith 8 B, atty at law 
 Wirt A C, hotel 
 
 Sodaville. 
 
 LINN COUNTY. 
 
 Foote D P, hotel 
 Stimson & Sears, gen mdse 
 
 Sparta, 
 
 '"-■ UNION COUNTY. 
 
 EASTEBSROOK GEO W, postmaster 
 Murray A F, blacksmith 
 Perkins ft Barnett, gen mdse 
 Ross W W, notary public 
 Thompson Dr Wm, physician 
 
 Springfield, 
 
 LANK COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice 3i miles from 
 City, the county seat, on the 
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 KENNEDY P A, dealer iu all kinds 
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 Lyne Oeo E, blacksmith and machinist 
 MazweU W S, hardware, stoves and tin- 
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 Penra Bros, saw and flour mill 
 Springfield Milling Co, taw and grist 
 
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 Stewart J W, gen mdse 
 Tyler J A, physician and sargeon 
 
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 MARION OOUNTY. 
 
 Bonham ft Schneider, blacksmith 
 Burson W H, wagonmaker 
 Campbell D F, carding machines 
 Cousie 6 W, sash and door factory 
 Crabtree J I, gen mdse 
 Follans bee J L, dry goods 
 GARDNER A D. postmaster, drugs 
 
 and stationery 
 Hobson ft Whitney, floor mill 
 Jones J M, gen mdse 
 Kays D, saloon 
 Kitchen J W, drags 
 NeflTft Grier, chairmaken 
 
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 Price W E, gen mdae 
 KichardMon A. J, hotel 
 Bittenour One, shoemaker 
 Shaw & Sims, planing mills 
 Smith A, physician 
 
 Sublimity, 
 
 MARION COUNTY. 
 
 Becker E, bootmaker 
 Berlinger B, saloon 
 Haupert M, hotel 
 Iii\croix N, gen mdse 
 Mueller E, urugs 
 N.bert C, blacksmith 
 
 Summit, 
 
 BENTON COUNTY. 
 
 Grain Geo L, postmaster and hotel 
 GRAIN JAS H, assistant postmaster 
 SavngD M R, blacksmith and gunsmith 
 Troxel Carter, chairmaker 
 
 Sumner, 
 
 COOS COUNTY. 
 
 Bunnell Edward, hotel 
 Hartlirig J jhn, gen mdse 
 Hudson Joseph, saloon 
 Luse H H, gen mdse 
 
 Sweet Home, 
 
 LINN COUNTY. 
 
 Ames Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Moss L B, blacksmith 
 
 Moss M G, hotel 
 
 Simons & Alonaca, gen mdse 
 
 Simmons & Donaca, drugs and groceries 
 
 SIMONS W E. postmaster 
 
 Watkiuds & Abbott, doors, sash, ete 
 
 Whitney Chas, bootmaker 
 
 Tangent, 
 
 Summer Lake, 
 
 LAKB COUNTY. 
 
 ATTEBILL WH H, general merchan- 
 dise and postmaster 
 Hamilton Samuel, blacksmith 
 
 LINN COUNTY, 
 
 Beard Z & Son, gen mdse 
 Cochran J, shoemaker 
 Hickman Martin, hotel 
 Spangler D F, blacksmith 
 
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 Dickson A, harnessmaker 
 
 Eud J acob, cabinetmaker 
 
 Hamilton A N, hotel 
 
 Henderson & Bennett, blacksmith 
 
 Herbert J T, flour ir 
 
 Hubcrs B D & Co, sto/es and tinware 
 
 Lebur Wm, physician 
 
 Marquam P, dry goods and groceries 
 
 Mc Kals on J 0, blacksmith 
 
 HcKENZIE ft McLENNAN, drugs 
 
 and gr oceri es 
 HcK^ZIE S L, postmaster 
 McWilliams R J & Co, saloon 
 Myers H t Co, livery 
 Oliver H W, sawmill 
 Share T W, physician 
 Sherwood T C, physician 
 Sommer D, gen mdse 
 Sutherland & Crow, meat market 
 
 Ten Mile House, 
 
 DOTiaLAS COUNTY, 
 
 Day Wm. cen mdse 
 Irving W, bl.-icksmith 
 Wells W R, blacksmith 
 
 Tidewater, 
 
 BENTON COUNTY. 
 
 Doty James, atty at law and miner 
 HOLQATE JA(X)B, general merchan- 
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 Peck Wm A, sawmill 
 Reeves Wm, manuf shingles 
 Ruble David, produce 
 Springer John, engineer , 
 
 Titus — , blacksmith 
 
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 BAKER OOUNTY, 
 
 Dnekworth H, postmaster and gna mdse 
 
 The Dalles, 
 
 WA8CO COUNTY, 
 
 Is a prosperous little city of 1,500 in- 
 habitants, 100 miles above Portland, on 
 the Columbia River, and is the county 
 seat of Wasco county. It is one of the 
 liveliest agricultural towns we have ever 
 visited, and the prospect for its steady 
 growth is indeed qnite encouraging. All 
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 ed. Steaniera arrive from and depart for 
 Portland daily and for Wal'a ^Valla, 120 
 miles distant tri- weekly. Tiio schools 
 are good, the sanitary condition is excel 
 lent and the people are enterprising and 
 industrious. There are two weekly p.i- 
 pera publi.shed here, the "Inland Em- 
 pire,'' published by tliat veteran editor, 
 Thos B. Merry, Lsq., and the "Moun- 
 taineer," IjotJi exliibiting good "make 
 up," both in tiieir editorial and moehaui- 
 c.il departments. Thos B Smith, that 
 prince of hosts, is the genial 2)roprictor 
 of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, decidedly the 
 leading house of the city. 
 
 AbramS W E, ins agt, real estate and 
 notary public 
 
 ADAMS J H, boot and shoemaker, Sec- 
 ond, opposite City Bank 
 
 Allen (Jeo, groceries 
 
 Allen & liay, gracoiies 
 
 Anderson A J, furuituz'e 
 
 Anderson Geo, gunsmith and sporting 
 goods 
 
 Atwatcr J E, lawyer 
 
 BACKENSTO H, Cosmopolitan shav- 
 ing saloon 
 
 Baldwin Tim, saloon 
 
 Bauer Max, bakery 
 
 BAUM A, groceries and provisions, 
 highest cash ijriee paid for hides, f uro 
 and pelts, 
 
 Beck E, watches and jewelry 
 
 Bernard T, poultry and produce 
 
 Bird J, livery 
 
 Blumauer & Son, gen mdse 
 
 Blumenthal Bros, geu mdse . 
 
 Bocliow F C & Co, wholesale liquors and 
 cigars 
 
 Bonzey D K, saloon 
 
 Bunnell A, stoves and tinwarn 
 
 Campbell James A, city recorder 
 
 Camiibell .lolni, li(iuor-< 
 
 CHARTEES & STEUER, krilroad 
 
 Barlier ."^Imji, opp llm.itilla House 
 CXAPP D C, Cl.ipp's Saloon, next donr 
 to the Cmatiliii House 
 
 CLERISH , HENRY, rhiladelphia 
 
 Brewery Saloo'i 
 
 Coffin L, reg U S land office 
 
 Comfort h Hall, groceries and provis- 
 ions 
 
 Condon J B, laM-ycr, mayor and notary 
 
 Cooper C, gen mdse 
 
 Corum (leoAV, harness and saddles 
 
 COX JORDAN, piopr Dalles House 
 
 CROSSEN J B, sbcriiT 
 
 CROSSEN J B & CO, auction and com- 
 nn'^sion 
 
 CROSSMAN & FERDINAND, liquors 
 
 aiid cigars, and agts oi Columbia 
 Brewery Bottle Boer 
 
 Crum Albert, cigars and tobacco 
 Dohm h\ watches and jewelry 
 Dickorsou J B, meat market 
 DOANE D, physician and surgeon 
 Drews J<\ barber 
 Dutly & Marshall, lifjuors 
 
 DUNHAM & HOLBROOK, druggists 
 
 and apothocarius, cor Second and 
 
 Washington; prescriptions carefully 
 
 compounded at all hours 
 Dunlap M V, agt of The Dalles & Baker 
 
 City Stage Co 
 EARii ROBT, Mount Hood Saloon 
 l^itzgerald E P, hanlwarc 
 FRANK L D, harness and saddles. So 
 
 side Second, opp City Bank 
 FREIMAN A, cigars iMul tobacco and 
 
 meersL-haum pipes 
 FREIMAN JUSEPH, boots and shoes, 
 
 anil gents furnishing goods, and agts 
 
 for New American Sewinir Midlines 
 FRENCH & CO, bankers,^ Second 
 GANTENBEIN J E, boot and shoe- 
 
 GATES A H, atty at law 
 (iuhns A, contectiiouery 
 Uehres F, ))hotographer 
 Gorsoii H, cigars ami tobacco 
 (Jeuidoi Kev Father, Catholic priest 
 GIBONS R F, county clerk, ox-officio 
 
 auditor and roeoriler 
 Glenn H, contractor and builder 
 Good (ieo L, propr "Itemizer" 
 Gray Uev Mr, pastor Congregation;d 
 
 church 
 GRIiTFIN E A, cigars and tobacco, toys 
 
 ami notions 
 (irimes Edward, livery stable 
 
 GROENNINGER HENRY E, Oro 
 
 Fiuo rtalooii, (lunch at all hours) 
 
 (Jrubb A F L, groceries 
 
 Gninow Va\, mureliant tailor 
 
 Haiii J \V, city marshal 
 
 Hand W M, pub "The Mountaineer" 
 (weekly) 
 
 Hanley \, Sinnot, hotel 
 
 Harris S & N, gen mdso 
 
 Hartman Wm, liquors 
 
 Herbriiig & Mclnery, dry goods and 
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 Hill ^V Lair, lawyer 
 
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 Korten Ben, li<'nora 
 
 KvonChas. p^t niny mill 
 
 l.uw John, watcher and jewelry 
 
 Levy J, notions, ccockery &c 
 
 Liebe Geo, blacksmith 
 
 Logan & Eichardson, physicians 
 
 Lusher If, bniber 
 
 McArthur L L, district judge 
 
 McClelland J J & Co, wliolesale liquors 
 
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 McEwen Uev Mr, pastor Episcopal 
 
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 McFarland & French, gen mdse 
 McPhee & McDomal, carpenters 
 Mangold Otto, fruits and vogetablt a 
 Medley Adu. oywtcrs 
 Merry Thos B, propr " Inland li^in 
 
 HERWIN H D, fJrotto Saloon a,iiu 
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 Michell H, blacksmith 
 
 MICHELL JOHN, atty at law and 
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 Miller Thos W, liardware, stoves and 
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 MOODY Z, hardware, dry goods, 
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 Moran J, furniture 
 
 Myers W S, lawyer - . 
 
 Nicholas TT, hotel 
 
 Niekelsen & ]•' redden, books and sta- 
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 Nielsen H C, merchant tailor 
 
 Nolan M T, news depot 
 
 Ogili)ee -Jno, yrocories 
 
 O'Neill J & Co, merchant tailors 
 
 Peters Frank, lii|Uors 
 
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 Tottei- <t Kerrison, liiiuors 
 
 RANSOME W R, contractor and 
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 Kce<l Chas H, agt The Dalles and Ya- 
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 Ik'cs Bev Mr, pastor Baptist Church 
 
 lieiehert Jacob, restaurant 
 
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 ROBINSON W F, dentist, Washington 
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 Roseman J, bides and wool 
 
 RUGH OrEO, Oregon Bakery, groceries 
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 Schmidt J, flouring mills 
 Schmidt John A, liquors 
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 Selling J, gen mdse 
 
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 Smith & Hansen, restaurant 
 SMITH THOMAS, propr Cosmopolitan 
 
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 Snipes & Smith, flouring mills 
 STONER SAML, Concert Hall Saloon 
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 SYLVESTER WM, carpenter and 
 
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 I'hielsen H B, assistant chief engineer 
 
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 Tiernan J P, physician and surgeon 
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 Waters H Ij, honueopathic physician 
 
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 Watkiiis & Bennett, attys at- law 
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 Wicks Ed. suloon 
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 Wilson E M, postmaster 
 Wingato E. county treasurer 
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 Larsen E H, gen mdse 
 
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 Greenwood W, blacksmith 
 Mathews C, grocer 
 
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 LAKE COUNTY. 
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 THE DALLES, OREGON. 
 
 LOUIS KISS, 
 
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 Turner, 
 
 MARION COUNTY. 
 
 A small but pretty village on the 0. 
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 built on a level plain, surrounded by 
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 R. O. Thomas is the postmaster, and a 
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 Aholhauser Henry, blacksmith 
 Binnard B & Co, gen mdse 
 Bleakney Bros, undertakers 
 Bleakney L ft J G, hardware 
 Corkerlme li ft Co, flouring mills 
 
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 ALrHABBTICALLT. 
 
 Cornelias O H P, dragKist 
 
 Cornelius Urs V H, mfiiinery and dress 
 
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 Crocker S B, carpenter 
 Cromwell W J, mill machinery 
 Hamilton P, liquors 
 Howell W A, physician 
 Knight S D, hotel ., 
 
 Lane M G, school teacher 
 McKinney & Smith, gen mdse 
 Mendray S, bootmaker 
 Molteson F S, notary 
 Riches W T, butcher 
 Rippy Mrs P, boarding house 
 Robertson J C, harness and saddlery 
 Robertson MAC, secretary Pearl Lodge 
 
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 Roland W H A Co, gen mdsa 
 Shafer & Denver, blacksmiths 
 Smith P & L S, stage line and livery 
 
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 Steel Wm, hotel 
 THOMAS R 0, agent & C R R, W, 
 
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 Tygh VaUey, 
 
 WA8C0 COUNTY. 
 Stayley H, gen mdse 
 
 Umatilla, 
 
 UMATILLA COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice on the Columbia river, 
 225 miles from Portland. At an early 
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 but with the establishment of Pendle- 
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 quent on the failure of t)ie mines it soon 
 diminished, and what was once an active 
 bustling town, there remains an almost 
 "deserted village." It is still a point, 
 however, to which large consignments of 
 freight are made. 
 
 Baunigardner & Gordon, blacksmiths 
 
 Brinley Geo, wagonmaker 
 
 Foster J R F & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Horn Dh « id, agent U I & O Stage Line, 
 
 Union Hotel 
 Jack A R, liquors 
 KOONTZ J H, gen mdse, forwarding 
 
 and commission, justice of the peace 
 
 and postmaster 
 Kunze J H, agent Wells, Fargo & Co 
 Leezer J M, tinner 
 Myers Mrs F, flouring mills 
 Stanfield R F, livery stable and notary 
 
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 Theodore D, liquors 
 Wilson Mrs, hotel 
 
 Umpqua Ferry, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY. 
 
 Chambrook & Son, gen mdae 
 Stephens E & Co, sawmill 
 
 Union, 
 
 UNION COUNTY, 
 
 Is the county seat, and has a population 
 of 500. It is growing steadily, and as it 
 is supported by a rich agricultural and 
 stock raising region, it must become a 
 place, in the near future, of some impor- 
 tance. It is reached via Umatilla, 100 
 miles distant, by stages. 
 
 Bassette H, blacksmith ' 
 
 Benson D R, market 
 
 Benson Frank, livery stable 
 
 Bloch H E & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Bowman Ben, carpenter 
 
 Brainard E C, drugs and varieties 
 
 Burns Jolin, stoves and tinware 
 
 Carroll J D, county treasurer 
 
 Cates John A, cabinetmaker 
 
 Chancey A, Union Hotel 
 
 Craig A C, county judge 
 
 Cromwell I N, physician 
 
 Eakin R, attorney at law 
 
 Eaton J B, gen mdse 
 
 Eaten Mrs J B, millinery 
 
 Fenell B F, county assessor 
 
 Hannah S, agent NW Stage Co and 
 Wells, Fargo & Co 
 
 Hayden E E, blacksmith 
 
 Heritage M, painter 
 
 Ison L B, district attorney 
 
 Johnston & White, cigars, tobacco, con- 
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 Kimbrell J W, watchmaker 
 
 McArthur E L, district judge 
 
 .McComas & Pursel, publishers " Moun- 
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 Mettler Louis, wagonmaker 
 
 Moore D F, Centennial Hotel 
 
 "Mountain Sentinel" (weekly), Mc- 
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 Rimillard Ed, liquors 
 
 Shinn J H, register State land office and 
 notary public 
 
 Skiff Willis, county clerk 
 
 Sommer & Baer, gen mdse 
 
 Starks Geo, cigars, tobacco, confection- 
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 Sullivan J P, hamessmaker 
 
 Swackhamer S O, sheriff 
 
 Tuttle T, county supt schools 
 
 Wsshburn S N, liquors and bootmaker 
 
 Wiles F W, cooper 
 
 Wright Geo, postmaster 
 
 Wright G & Sons, gen mdse, flouring mill 
 
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 JACKSON OOUNTir. 
 
 Camorson T, gon mdso 
 Sturgia A W, gen mdae 
 
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 Tomlinsun C C, saloon 
 
 Viola, 
 
 CLACKAMAS COtJNTr. 
 
 DICKSON J, saw and flour mill, and 
 
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 Kahler Geo, physician 
 Kercham W P, llour mill 
 Lewis B C, gen indac 
 Mattoon U P, bLicksmith 
 Ward W C, blacksmith 
 
 Waldo, 
 
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 Bennett J, sawmill 
 Bryan F, liquors 
 Caton & Son, liquors 
 Decker C, gen mdse 
 Hogue E B, blacksmith 
 Scott's Gulch Hydraulic Mining Co 
 Simmons Gcn, blacksmith 
 Waldo Hydraulic Mining Co 
 Wimer J & Sons, gen mdse 
 WIMER W J, justice of the peace 
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 Waldron, 
 
 WASCO COUNTV. 
 HELMS J W, postmaster 
 
 Wapinitia, 
 
 WASCO COUNTY. 
 Paquet P, gen mdse 
 
 Waterloo, 
 
 LINN COUNTY. 
 Bentley J A, hotel 
 OAYEB S D, flour mill and postmaster 
 Gibson J D, sawmill 
 Glass M S, sawmill 
 Price & Nickeraon, sawmill 
 Reed John, sawmill 
 
 Weatherby, 
 
 BAKER COUNTY. 
 
 Gilchrist David & Co, quart/ mill and 
 
 mine 
 Porter Thos & Co, blacksmiths 
 Vandevener Samuel, saloon 
 
 WEATHERBY A J & CO, gen mdso 
 
 Weston, 
 
 UMATILLA COUNTY. 
 
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 Baskett R H, notary public and attor- 
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 Benjamin S W, blacksmith and 
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 Eagan E P, physician 
 
 Metcher J M, meat market 
 
 Graham Porter, blacksmith 
 
 Hartman Geo, agent NVV Sta ,'o 
 
 Hartman J A, hotel 
 
 Hayes (jreo, liquors 
 
 Hendry X & Price, druf.'S, books, etc 
 
 John & Fletcher, market 
 
 Jones J E, stoves, tin, hardware 
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 Kuowlton & Spear, harnessmakers 
 
 Knox S V, attorney at law and notary 
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 Lieuallen & Prine, blacksmiths and 
 wagonmakers 
 
 Liawaller T T, justice of peace 
 
 Lounsbury & Wood, carpenters, cabinet- 
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 Manafield — , curpenter 
 
 McAuliff— , agent N & N Tel Co 
 
 Melvin, Bamford & Co, sash and dooi 
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 Morris Charles, livery 
 
 Morgan Joseph, market 
 
 Mulhaupt F M, bootmaker 
 
 Oglesby W W, physician 
 
 Proebatel Bros, gen mdae 
 
 Purinton E M, agent W, F & Co, post- 
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 Robinson John, tel dperator 
 
 Rowley Chas M, feed stable 
 
 Saling & Reese, gen mdso 
 
 Shumaker Loo, photographer 
 
 Steel R A, varieties and notary public 
 
 Vergro V S, barber 
 
 Watson S S, groceries ' 
 
 Welsh P, physician 
 
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 YAMHILL COUNTY. 
 
 Pavia J L, ceu nulsci 
 Wilkorson Thos H, gen mdso 
 
 Westport, 
 
 CLATSOP COUNTY. 
 
 West D, sawmill 
 
 West John, salmon packer 
 
 Wilbur, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY. 
 
 Frazer J, carpenter, undertaker and up- 
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 fJrubbo & Chapman, gen mdso 
 Grubb a VV, postmaster 
 Hill F R, hotel 
 Lawton J, blacksmith 
 Strange J H, county assessor 
 
 Wilderville, 
 
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 Holton D S, physician 
 
 Kellogg F J, blacksmith 
 
 Kiiinht J I, hotel 
 
 MoCiuiig C B, saloon 
 
 VANCE L, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Wilder J L, hotel and blacksmith 
 
 Willamette Forks, 
 
 LANE COUNTY. 
 
 Sutter Frank, gen mdse 
 
 Williamina, 
 
 YAMHILL COUNTY. 
 
 Bil)lc A S, gen mdso 
 Rreo<Uug T B, blacksmith 
 Lcrcher Jno, saloon 
 Schimblo C, wagonmaker 
 
 Wheatland, 
 
 YAMHILL COUNTY. 
 
 Fowler Chas, w.igonmaker 
 
 Fowler J C, shoemJiker 
 
 lleudrick M B, Houring mill and gen 
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 Kirkwood Dr, physician 
 
 Smith A J, blacksmith 
 
 Williamson C S, druggist and fancy 
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 WILLIAMSON L C, groceries, whole- 
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 UMATILLA COUNTY. 
 
 Haskin .T ¥j, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 SMITH JAS W, geu mdse and post- 
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 Willows Creek, 
 
 JACKSON COUNTY. 
 Lay ton John T, gen mdse 
 
 Willow Springs, 
 
 JACKSON COUNTY. 
 
 COOKE N, postmaster and gen mdae 
 Fischer Daniel, blacksmith 
 Slaglc John, blacksmith 
 
 Wingville, 
 
 BAKER COUNTY. 
 Osborn Hiram, blacksmith 
 
 Woodbum, 
 
 MARION COUNTY, 
 
 Is a ^^ostoflSce :ind a station on the O. & 
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 Bouney B S, stock raiser 
 LOUGHMILLERJ A.gramandhard- 
 
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 Matliiot Bros, grain dealers 
 Murrid W D, pea mdso 
 Ikcmington M D L, manuf engines, saw- 
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 Settlcmier J H, Woodbum Nursery 
 
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 Tainax, 
 
 LAKE COUNTY. 
 CLAEZ J H, postmaster 
 
 Toncalla, 
 
 DOUOLAa rolINTY 
 
 Zena, 
 
 POLK COUNTY. 
 
 OIMBLE S S, postmaster 
 Hunt J T, blacksmith 
 
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 Booth Bros, gen indao, furniture and agl 
 
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 Zion, 
 
 CLACKAMAS COUNTY. 
 SHANKLAND W H, postmaster 
 
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 Ihero nre thousands afflicted with dig- 
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 Powell J C, 
 Strahan 4 Bilyeu, 
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 BOWLBY JQA, 
 
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 FULTON CW, 
 ROBB J W, 
 
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 WALTON JOSHUA J, 
 
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 Tandy E N, 
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 Piper W G, 
 Nelson T, 
 Autenrieth E H, 
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 Watson E B, 
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 Corvallis 
 
 Eagle Creek 
 
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 Eugene City 
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 LADD & BUSH, Salem 
 
 French & Co, The Dalles 
 
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 BASKET MANUFACTURERS. 
 
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 Wyndham A C, McMiunville 
 
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 BRUCE R M, Salem 
 
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 Evans John S, 
 Simkins James, 
 Cunningham A, 
 Hambleton L, 
 Curtis Wm, 
 Harriott W, 
 Matheney C B, 
 Sturgis A W, 
 Cr.ift S C, 
 Sijatliqg E J, 
 Morgiin S, 
 
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 Ziimwalt & Skidmore, 
 
 Fry Wm, 
 
 Clark & Carroll, 
 
 Davis (j (t, 
 
 'Jruije Geo, 
 
 iSiivatre A, 
 
 BROWN H R, 
 
 Arthurcj J D, 
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 Soutliworth L, 
 Wilcox W E, 
 Newman F A, 
 •fones C, 
 Wright A E. 
 
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 Hudson W S, 
 Thomas G, 
 Chrisman Richard, 
 Newman J, 
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 Ingles B R, 
 Allen B K, 
 Cline C A, 
 Morris & Cox, 
 
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 Lacky Nelson, 
 Miller L W, 
 Ashcroft John, 
 Moshberger — , 
 Steinbayer Jno, 
 
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 Cunningham G, 
 BuBsey E F, 
 Rynerson Bros, 
 Smith F R, 
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 Olson R, 
 Hopkins M D, 
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 Everson P, 
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 Kd wards J D, 
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 OliABSIPIXD. 
 
 BOA 
 
 333 
 
 Wilcox k Ruse, 
 Dunlap A, 
 Gilbert E & Co, 
 Stanley Bros, 
 Wagner Julius, 
 Mulley I N, 
 Maxwell W H, 
 Holden Sam, 
 Knott Joseph, 
 Lueg H, 
 McGillT, 
 McGiU D. 
 Parker J B, 
 Smith Fred, 
 
 STEWART E C, 
 
 Nelson I'cter, 
 Chamberlin Bros, 
 Lafollette J B, 
 Johnson C & Sons, 
 Shaw E & Jones, 
 Thornton N W, 
 Bowen J G, 
 Mathews B F, 
 Watkin Bros, 
 Baylids A, 
 Boehringer G, 
 
 KNIGHT JOHN, 
 
 Kice Chas, 
 
 SGRIBER C W, 
 
 Curl J VV, 
 
 Gill & Logan, 
 
 De Lauaay Benj, 
 
 Skaggs B L, 
 
 James — , 
 
 Saylor C, 
 
 Stantield J, 
 
 St Clair C F, 
 
 Dr»\ WH, 
 
 Lyu ; Geo E, 
 
 Murray A F, 
 
 Mfjker Wm, 
 
 Bonhara & Schneider, 
 
 Nibert Co, 
 
 Uamilton Samuel, 
 
 Boswell D, 
 
 Henderson & Bonnett, 
 
 McKalson J O, 
 
 Savage M R, 
 
 MoB3 L B, 
 
 Spangler D F, 
 
 Wells WR, 
 
 Liobe Geo, 
 
 Michell H, 
 
 Shafer & Denyer, 
 
 Greenwood W, 
 
 Baumgardner & Gordon, 
 
 Ma .toon P, 
 
 Ward W C, 
 
 Hogue E B, 
 
 Simmons C, 
 
 Porter The- s, Co, 
 
 Smith A J, 
 
 Lawton J, 
 
 Philomath 
 
 Phoenix 
 << 
 
 Pilot Rock 
 
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 Pleasant Hill 
 
 Pleasant Home 
 
 Portland 
 
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 PortOrford 
 Priueville 
 
 Prairie City 
 
 Roseburg 
 
 Salem 
 
 Scio 
 
 Scottsbur^^ 
 
 Shedd'a 
 
 Sheridan 
 
 Silvertoa 
 
 Springfield 
 
 Sparta 
 
 St Helens 
 
 Stayton 
 
 Sublimit^' 
 
 Summer Lake 
 
 Summerville 
 
 Wilder J L, 
 Kellogg J F, 
 BreedingT B, 
 Fischer Danl, 
 Slagle Jno, 
 Oaborn Hiram, 
 Hunt J T, 
 
 Wilderville 
 << 
 
 Williamina 
 Willow Springs 
 
 Wmgville 
 Zena 
 
 Astoria 
 
 Baker City 
 
 Ballsville 
 
 Beavertoa 
 
 Brooks 
 
 Dayton 
 << 
 
 Summit 
 
 Sweet Home 
 
 Tangent 
 
 Ten Mile House 
 
 The Dalles 
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 Tualiton 
 Umatilla 
 
 Viola 
 
 <i 
 
 Waldo 
 
 WeaV.herby 
 
 Wheatland 
 
 Wilbur 
 
 BLACKSMITHS AND WAGON- 
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 (See also Blacksmiths; also Wagon- 
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 BROWN W R, (carriage), Amity 
 
 McCARTER F T & ARM- 
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 Merrill & McGregor, 
 MoCord S B, 
 Fincli I V, 
 Squires Ed, 
 Ward & McDowell, 
 
 HAMILTON & MORSE, 
 MTJTCHLER A, 
 
 Backus Jos, Dexter 
 
 Sylvester B, East Portland 
 
 Campbell W C, Gaston 
 
 raJNEY A, Hillsborough 
 
 MILLER & McDonald, 
 
 Haller & Hall, La Grande 
 
 Hopkins Jas, Leland 
 
 Ellmivker F., (postmaster), Lonj Tom 
 
 WINESLT C P, (carriage) Oregon City 
 Etldy A; Snyder, Portland 
 
 Freeman Thos B, (carriage), " 
 
 Handkins J, " 
 
 McBRIDE & WELCH and Mc- 
 
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 P()pe F, 
 
 KELLE7 & UNDERWOOD. Salem 
 
 Shattuck S F, Scappoose 
 
 Bassette H, Union 
 
 HaydeuEE, 
 
 Benjamin S W, Weston 
 
 Graham Porter, " 
 
 Haskin J E, Willows 
 
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 HOUSTON J E, 
 
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 JOHNSON CB. 
 
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 Aholhauser Henry, 
 Rippy Mrs P, 
 
 East Portland 
 
 Junction Citv 
 
 Philomath 
 
 Salem 
 
 Silverton 
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 The Dalles 
 Turner 
 
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 Meston J J, 
 
 KILES & BEEBE, 
 FROTHERO W S & CO, 
 BOENICKE OTTO, 
 WALLING AG, 
 
 Snyder Mrs C D, Salem 
 
 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 
 
 Baum Ed, Albany 
 
 Foahay & Mason, 
 Adler C, 
 Edgar W, 
 
 STEVENS & SON, 
 
 Tracy Geo II, 
 Allen & Woodward, 
 Graham, Hamilton & Co, 
 HILL F A, 
 KEBNS & COX, 
 Manning Mrs C, 
 
 CALLISON R G, 
 
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 KITCHEN J M, 
 
 Hotftnan Wm, 
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 Barrett C C, 
 Gill JK&Co, 
 Hathaway H M, 
 
 HIRSTEL CHAS & CO, (whole- 
 
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 McCORMICK BROS, 
 
 McMercher & Thompson, 
 VVintzgerodc C V, 
 
 BELTBF, 
 
 Boon H D, 
 
 HIBBARD T R, 
 
 (rardner A D, 
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 Baker City 
 Corvallis 
 
 Dayton 
 
 East Portland 
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 Jacksonville 
 
 New ICra 
 
 Oregon City 
 
 Portland 
 
 Salem 
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 Spellmau H, 
 
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 Ebert Geo, 
 Littlefield Chas, 
 Crane M B, 
 Ijcmasters Wm, 
 Dentz E P, 
 Coldwell J R, 
 Powell David, 
 Brown T W, 
 Perkins J M, 
 
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 iSr\ in D B, 
 
 Palladay T H, 
 
 Harrington E, " 
 
 Jannoy P, 
 
 Lei^h W C, 
 
 Hughes C, ''4 
 
 Hughes P, 
 
 Simonoau J, 
 
 Hockothier A, 
 
 i;am J T, 
 
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 RILEY M, 
 
 Gibs >n M B, 
 Bausch P, 
 Townsin Wm H, 
 
 Creta Isaac, 
 Kcppiuger B, 
 Francis W W, 
 
 ISHAM G W, 
 
 McCi overn Lichtenthal, 
 Oith John, 
 Tliompson A F, 
 Wiley Geo. 
 WoolcyAW, 
 Deniiiig A, ' , 
 
 LngF, 
 
 Weber Henry, 
 Tauzler & Son, • 
 Bcebe J M, 
 Krentz J C, 
 Kruse C, 
 llancy J, 
 Hobiuson G W, 
 Olson L, 
 JCcclcston E, 
 Harding E X. 
 Murphy P H, 
 Mathoson E, 
 (Jaunt T C, 
 Charnig Kasper, 
 Harding L D, 
 Shade J, 
 Shejipard J H, 
 (jiiesler Wm, 
 Lennox Jeremiah, 
 Whitehead — , 
 Eberly Fritz, 
 Stoops Wm, 
 Brown & liessellen, 
 Collins Daniel, 
 Frederich E, 
 
 Aurora Mills 
 Baker City 
 
 Brownsville 
 
 Butteville 
 Carletoii 
 
 Columbia City 
 
 Coquille 
 
 Cornelius 
 
 Cottage Grove 
 
 Corvallis 
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 Dallas 
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 Hubbard 
 
 Independence 
 Jacksonville 
 
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 Lafayette 
 
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 Watson James, 
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 Fcnton W A, 
 Kemler D W, 
 Kemler H, 
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 Kittenour Geo, 
 Becker E, 
 Whitney C, 
 Cochran J, 
 Wickman F, 
 Mendray S, 
 Mulhaupt F M, 
 Fowler J C, 
 
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 Roaeburg 
 
 Salem 
 
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 Sheridan 
 
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 Sublimity 
 
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 The Dalles 
 
 Turner 
 
 Weston 
 
 Wheatland 
 
 New Era 
 
 North Canyoiiville 
 
 North Yamhill 
 
 Oregon City 
 
 Portland 
 
 BOOTS AND SHOES. 
 
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 BLAIN L E, Albany 
 
 ilrown J .1 & Son, -• ' " 
 
 DANZIGER S, Astoria 
 
 (rO()(hnan P J, • " 
 
 SCHLUSSELS, 
 
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 Miller Jefferson, 
 White F A, 
 Look 8 H, 
 
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 Hunt A 
 
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 PIO C H 
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 Haney Tilin, 
 Ervin A, 
 Vakcs J N, 
 Devine T, 
 Webster W G, 
 Brown B F, 
 
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 Grant Thos, 
 
 Sultisky Chas, 
 
 Harding L D, 
 
 Barr S M, 
 
 Brady John, " 
 
 CAHALIN E, 
 
 Capen Geo B & Co, " 
 
 Champlin & HoUabaugh, " 
 Guilliaume J M, 
 
 Guilliaume J N, " 
 
 Hecht M & Co (wholesale), " 
 Hibbard Geo L & Co (wholesale), " 
 
 Hocheisen F, " 
 
 Lindeleaf G A,' " 
 
 Marks M, ^ " 
 Mendenhall R, 
 Miller J F, 
 
 Moore Wm, - " " 
 
 Riegehnan R, " 
 
 RiegerJohn, " 
 RODGERS HARRY (manufr up- 
 
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 STRAUS GEO M, 
 
 VViberg & Kernan, " 
 
 Wallis Chas, Port Orford 
 
 Lindgren (t F, Riverside 
 
 LANGEXBERG BROS, Roaeburg 
 AITEEX & FARNHAM, Salem 
 
 Gilbeit J W, " 
 
 Small EC, " 
 
 UZAFOVAGE C, 
 
 WIGGINTOX D, Scholl's Ferry 
 
 ADAMS J H, The Dalles 
 
 FREIMAN JOSEPH, 
 GANTENBEIN J E, 
 WHITGOMB L H & CO, 
 
 Buena Vista 
 
 Corvallis 
 
 MUEL, Dexter 
 
 Empire City 
 
 Eugene City 
 
 Forest Grove 
 
 Hillsborough 
 
 Jacksonville 
 
 Lafayette 
 
 Lebanon 
 
 Lewisville 
 
 Marshfield 
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 McMinnville 
 
 BREWERIES. 
 
 BELLANGER E, 
 KIEFER CHAS, 
 STAR BREWERY 
 
 Albany 
 
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 Astoria 
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 Baker City 
 
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 Halm J, 
 
 MEYER M, 
 
 Kastner Louis, 
 
 Rust Henry, 
 
 Stenger L, 
 
 Hughes If, 
 
 KROETZ JOHN (Humboldt), 
 
 Mast Port land 
 Krotz & Humble, 
 Ueichart W, 
 Steplioudou A J, , 
 Blevins P, 
 Schutz V, 
 Weterer Mrs ¥, 
 Reiehart Wm, 
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 Jacksonville 
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 Portland 
 
 MOISON & SONS. 
 WEINHARD HENEY (City 
 
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 BRICKYARDS. 
 
 Grisdale T, 
 Schuck Wm, 
 
 Roseburg 
 Scholl's Ferry 
 
 BROKERS. 
 
 Burkhart & Chapman, Albany 
 
 Adler C, Astoria 
 
 Littlefield D S, Auburn 
 
 Jackson A (money), Gravel Ford 
 
 Scoggin W G, (land), Dilley 
 
 Cooper G M, Eugene City 
 
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 ABRAHAM H, Oakland 
 
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 Ingersol N, (ship), " 
 
 Nicholson W T P, (general), '• 
 
 O'Sbea W, (pawn), " 
 FARRISH ft CORNELL,(money)," 
 Price C W, 
 
 Tenhosch J M, (grain), " 
 
 WEINHARD H, 
 
 WHITE ft OILTNER, (stock), " 
 Humphrey W S, Roseburg 
 
 GILBERT BROS, Salem 
 
 WILLIAMS. ENGLAND ft CO. " 
 
 BROOM FACTORIES. 
 
 ZAN BROS, Portland 
 
 BUTCHERS. 
 
 (Seti Meat Markets.) 
 
 CABINET MAKERS. 
 
 Donnelly P, 
 
 GOPELAND WM, 
 
 Fox J B, 
 
 Rowe E, (wood turner). 
 
 Reel A, 
 
 Pippin Lafayette, 
 
 G'otfelty Wm, 
 
 Quandt J, 
 
 Worswick Jno, 
 
 End Jacob, 
 
 Cntes J A, 
 
 Bandon 
 
 Corvallis 
 
 Gravel Ford 
 
 Independence 
 
 Lebanon 
 
 Little Elk 
 
 Myrtle Point 
 
 Portland 
 
 Prairie City 
 
 Summerville 
 
 Union 
 
 CANNERIES. 
 
 Aberdean Packing Co, 
 Adair 8, 
 
 Astoria 
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 Astoria Fishery, Astoria 
 
 Booth A & Co, «• 
 
 Corbin k Nickoli, «' 
 
 Davlin J A, «« 
 
 Fishermen's Packing Co, " 
 
 Jackson ft Co, <« 
 
 Watson Bros, «« 
 
 West Coast Packing Co, " 
 
 Cox — , Bandon 
 
 OREGON PACKING CO,(J W & y 
 
 Cook proprs, packers of salmon), 
 
 Clifton 
 Hume R C, Ellensburg 
 
 Gabriel S W, Parkersburg 
 
 Cook J W & B, , , Portland 
 
 West Jno, Westport 
 
 CARPENTERS. 
 
 (See Contractors and Builders.) 
 
 CARPETS. 
 
 SHINDLER ft CHAItBOTJRNE, 
 
 (wholesale), Portland 
 
 Walter Bros, " 
 
 CARRIAGE MAKERS. 
 
 (See also Wagon and Carriage Makers; 
 also Blacksmiths and Wagon Makers.) 
 
 HORNING L L, Corvallis 
 
 Windom & Scott, Harrisburg 
 
 Ball Wm, North Yamhill 
 
 Espey W W, Portland 
 
 Gratton Henry, " 
 
 Leihy G W, (repository), " 
 
 Miller & Long, *' 
 
 CHEMISTS. 
 
 PFUNDER WM ft CO, (operative), 
 
 Portland 
 
 CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 
 
 HOFFMAN & JOSEPH, 
 BARNES ft KEEN, 
 
 Damico S, 
 
 EDGAR W, 
 FOSTER I, 
 
 Norris F C, 
 
 MATCA, 
 
 Smith L K G, 
 
 SPEXARTHAG, 
 
 Cariile D, 
 
 GERHARD G M, 
 HILL FA. 
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 Crider A S, 
 
 KERNS ft COX. 
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 Astoria 
 
 
 
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 McNeil J H, 
 Fucho Geo, 
 
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 Clapp C, 
 Coburn W H, 
 Cohn F M, 
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 Houstin Chas, 
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 Stone S L, 
 
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 Wasserman M & Co, 
 
 STANTON WG, 
 
 Bochow F G & Co, 
 
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 Appcl M, Roseburg 
 
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 Jonnson & White, Union 
 
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 The Dalles 
 
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 Clark D G, mayor. 
 Halter J L, city recorder, 
 Hunt H A, city marshal, 
 Runey P, police judge 
 Barry W J, chief of police, 
 Cardwell li H, city clerk, 
 
 Albany 
 
 Astoria 
 
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 Jacobs M, mayor, Corvallis 
 
 Groves Wm, city treasurer, " 
 
 Miller C E, city marshal, " 
 
 KNOX HORACE, city recorder, 
 
 Eugene City 
 Eakin S B, sheriflF, " 
 
 Bybee Wm, sheriff, Jacksonville 
 
 Kelty J M, sheriff, Lafayette 
 
 Vanatta J J, city marshal, McMinnville 
 
 Pillsbury J G, sheriff, Oregon City 
 
 Thompson D P, mayor, Portland 
 
 Stearns L B, police judge, ' " 
 
 Lappens J, chief police, " 
 
 Chapman W S, city surveyor, " 
 
 Kelly W J, city assessor, " 
 
 DURHAM R L, city auditor and 
 
 clerk, " 
 
 Braden Wm, city supt streets, " 
 
 Condon J B, mayor, The Dalles 
 
 Crossen J B, • " 
 
 CLERGYMEN. 
 
 Gallagher J, Arroyo 
 
 Coon J L, Camas Valley 
 
 Johnson H B, " 
 
 Stanley J, " 
 
 Chapman Rev M E Corvallis 
 
 Dunning Rev H P (Presbyterian), *' 
 
 Emery Rev Jos (Methodist), " 
 
 Kautner W C (Evangelical), " 
 
 Stevens R S (Episcopal), ** 
 
 Dennison J N (M E), East Portland 
 Driver I D, Eugene City 
 
 Henderson J H D, -. *• 
 
 McCain J S, " ' " 
 
 Verhag Father (Catholic), East Portland 
 
 Wooley C A (Presbyterian), Eugene City 
 
 Henderson RevT H (Methodist), Gervais 
 
 Oats Rev J (Catholic), " 
 
 Boly M, Indian Valley 
 
 Elliott R, 
 
 Weaver J F, 
 
 Bowers A W (Congregational), 
 
 Oregon City 
 Sellwood J W (Episcopal), " 
 
 Sharp A S (Methodist), 
 Teal J H (Baptist), " 
 
 White J S (Catholic), 
 Rhodes J S (United Brethren), 
 
 Pilot Rock 
 Mayer H F, Sheridan 
 
 Genidon Rov Father (Catholic), 
 
 The Dalles 
 Gray Rev Mr (Congregational), " 
 HinesRevHK(ME), " 
 
 McEwen Rev Mr (Episcopal), " 
 
 Rees Rev Mr (Baptist), " 
 
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 Albany 
 
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 Astoria 
 
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 Corvallis 
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 Portland 
 
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 FISHEL & ROBERTS. 
 
 
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 Kohn J, 
 
 
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 COFFEE SALOONS. 
 
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 COAL 
 
 
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 COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS. 
 
 ERMONUI CL, 
 
 Albany 
 
 Jones J F & Sou (wholesale), 
 
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 Portland 
 
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 Salem 
 
 Bother Wm, 
 
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 Matlock & Kirk, East Portland 
 
 SmGLETOH A B & CO. Portland 
 Wallace M 3, " 
 
 La Follett Chaa, Sheridan 
 
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 
 
 HOLDEX E C. Astoria 
 
 Hume G W, " 
 
 BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO, 
 
 Portland 
 
 BARNARB J L, 
 
 Bumside D W & Co, *' 
 
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 GALUCK WM, 
 
 HEWETT H ft CO (importers), 
 
 ilolmau & Co (forwarding), 
 
 Janion R C & Co, 
 
 Kellogg J & Co (forwarders and 
 
 transporters), 
 Kosluud Bros, 
 LAIDLAW J ft CO, 
 MALARKEY D J ft GO (gen- 
 
 Mccracken j ft co. 
 
 Moores 1 li, 
 NEWBERRY M G, 
 
 PITTS H H (|)ro<luce), 
 
 RODGERS, MEYER ft CO. 
 
 Kosenfeld J L, 
 
 SIBSON, CHURCH ft CO. 
 
 VVadhams & Elliott, " 
 
 WEBB GEO A, 
 
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 TION, Kosebnrg 
 
 Wheeler C R, Shedd's 
 
 KOONTZ J H, Umatilla 
 
 COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. 
 
 WHITE EUGENE D. Portland 
 
 CONFECTIONERS. 
 
 HOFFMAN ft JOSEPH, Alb:>ny 
 
 Ericksou Wm, Ba ulou 
 
 Crider A S, Dallas 
 
 Carlyle Hattie, East Portland 
 
 Went Mary, " 
 
 ROBINSON R M, Eugene City 
 
 Rowland J W, Jetlbrsou 
 
 JEWELL T W, Oregon City 
 
 ALISKY ft HEGELE (wholeaale). " 
 Ba rnes W m, " 
 
 BICKEL FRED (wholesale and re- 
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 Brown Mrs TO, " 
 Cox L M, " 
 
 FOSS ft CO, 
 
 Green J, .« 
 
 STAPLES CG, 
 
 Pickett & Thomas, Prineville 
 
 Troxel Robert, Roseburg 
 
 Hellenbrand Chas W, Salem 
 
 STRONG ft BAIN, 
 
 Gchris A, The Dalles 
 
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 Giles D, 
 
 Astoria 
 
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 Clark & Daris, 
 Maine J U, 
 Daley & (Jo, 
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 Douglass W, 
 i'erjiuaon A W, 
 Ueudiugton W B, 
 ^VELCii M J. (boat). 
 MuluCuiih K, 
 Twigg J>' K, 
 Kcuaudy M, 
 AUeu U iS, 
 l<'isher Juiiu N, 
 BeattyJ W, 
 Kciiutidy t A, 
 Miller James, 
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 Huberts J iS, 
 Taylor A P, 
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 Lamb J, 
 Cauter A T, 
 Di isco W T, 
 Hay .J, 
 Maitiu \V P, 
 
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 Horuer J L, 
 Barnum G h\ 
 Majory G W, 
 Kobberta J, 
 iScott 1 S, 
 Taylor TM, 
 
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 Baker City 
 
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 Bruwusburough 
 
 Buena Vista 
 
 Columbia Ciiy 
 
 Coos Cii/y 
 
 Curvailis 
 
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 East Portland 
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 Elkton 
 
 Gervais 
 Gravel Ij'oru 
 Uarrisburgti 
 
 Hillsborough 
 
 Hoo«i hivor 
 
 Lafayette 
 
 L^laud 
 
 McMiunviiiu 
 
 Hyttlo Point 
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 Needy 
 
 New iiJru 
 
 EUDEY WM & SON, (masons), 
 
 Oregon City 
 Badger Luther, Pnilomatu 
 
 Berry J H, Phoenix 
 
 Otis J S, Pleasant Home 
 
 Bishop O H, (stairbuilder), Portland 
 Brown & McCabe, (stevedores), " 
 
 CABMICHAEL C, 
 
 (Jatterall T, " 
 
 Crandall & Hencvie, " 
 
 Day & Nash, " 
 
 BEJBUEQHCB, •• 
 
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 II 
 
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 Fuirfowl J G & Son, (stevedores), 
 
 Portland 
 Farleman C B, 
 
 Goodnaugh A, " 
 
 Lundin P O, " 
 
 Martin E, (stair 'builder), " 
 
 MILLEB A S & SON, (bridge buUd- 
 
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 Nicoloit Bros, (wood turners), 
 Nielson J S, 
 OVEBENi)CE, 
 KANDALLEO, 
 ■Smith W H, (stair builder), 
 
 TAIBON & KELTON, 
 Miller O C & Bro, 
 BLANCHARBDEAN, 
 
 Cliue Geo, (stair budder) 
 Oakermau N P, 
 
 O'DONALDJ. 
 
 Bruns H, 
 
 Glenn H, 
 
 McPhee & McDougal, ' 
 
 BANSOME W B, 
 
 S)fLVESr£B>VM, 
 
 Crocker 8 B, 
 Bowman Ben, 
 
 Prairie City 
 
 Uainier 
 
 Salem 
 
 ^SchoU's Ferry 
 
 Salem 
 
 Sandy 
 
 The Dalles 
 
 II 
 
 Turner 
 
 Union 
 
 Wilbur 
 
 COOPERS. 
 
 Anderaon Anders, 
 Bradley I, 
 Norton E, 
 
 COUITEBJM, 
 
 Tackmior Wm, 
 Bright J, 
 Perkins J, 
 Linderman J A, 
 Jones B, 
 Brack C, 
 Killeen J, 
 
 lJJjTS a d, 
 
 vViles F W, 
 
 Albany 
 
 Bandon 
 
 Dallas 
 
 East Portland 
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 Gravel Ford 
 
 La Grande 
 
 Lewisviile 
 
 *LDng Tom 
 
 Myrtle Point 
 
 Portland 
 
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 Union 
 
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 MOLSON & SONS, 
 
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 BAKEB COTJNTY. 
 
 Elmer A B, county judge, Baker City 
 PABiERGW, clerk 
 
 GeorgsKC, sheriff " 
 
 Weller A P, treasurer, " 
 
 Rankin D S, Assessor, 
 Means C S, surveyor. 
 Smith Thomas, coroner, 
 
 BENTON COUNTT. 
 
 King Solomon, sheriff, Corvallia 
 
 Wilson B W, county clerk, Oregon City 
 
 OLD PORT WINE. K. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis St., S. F. 
 
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 Wait J K, county judge, Oregon City 
 Fouts W H H, county clerk, 
 CROSS H E> county treasurer, " 
 
 Campbell F W, county surveyor, " 
 Greeves W C, county coroner, " 
 
 Randall N W, county supt of schools, '* 
 
 CLATSOP COUNTY. 
 
 BOWLBY J Q A, county judge, Astoria 
 Twilight W H, county sheriff, •• 
 
 Spedden K R, coouty clerk, " 
 
 Gi«arhart J W, county treasurer, " 
 Knapp A, county assessor, " 
 
 McKean 8 T, county supt of schools," 
 
 COLUMBIA COUNTY. 
 
 Blanchard Dean, county judge, Rainier 
 DABT JAMES, county clerk, St Helens 
 Conyera W H iheriff, 
 Emmerson C b, county assessor, " 
 Merrill Norman, county treasurer, " 
 
 COOS COUNTY. 
 
 Watson J F, dist judge, Empire City 
 
 Hazard S H, dist attorney, " 
 
 Nosier J H, county judge, " 
 
 Aiken AG, county sheriff, " 
 
 Stanff A, county clerk, " 
 
 Moore J F, county treasurer " 
 
 Lane J, county assessor, " 
 
 Moore J F, county supt of schools " 
 
 Mackey T C, county coroner, " 
 
 CURRY COUNTY, 
 
 Watson J T, dist judge, Ellensburg 
 
 Woodruff Delos, county judge, " 
 
 Moore A H, sheriff, " 
 SUTTON W, county clerk. 
 
 Hazard S H, dist attorney, " 
 
 Gibson M B, county treasurer, " 
 
 Culver S J, county assessor, " 
 
 Cunningham Thos, county coroner, " 
 
 BOUOLAS COUNTY. 
 
 Gaddis C, county judge, Roseburg 
 
 Hogan T P, county sheriff, " 
 
 Sheridan T R, county clerk, " 
 
 Wright W T, county treasurer, " 
 
 JACKSON COUNTY. 
 
 Hanna H K, dist judge Jacksonville 
 Neil J R, dist attorney, " 
 
 Day S J, county judge, " 
 
 Bybee Wm, sheriff, " 
 
 WATSON £ B, county clerk, " 
 
 Fisher N, county treasurer, " 
 
 Goddard B C, county assessor, " 
 
 Fountain J D, county supt of ■chools. " 
 Howard C J, county surveyor, " 
 
 JOSEPHINE COUNTY. 
 
 Floyd T F, county judge, 
 Taylor J, sheriff, 
 Hughes Chas, clerk, 
 Nancke Wm, treasurer, 
 Adams A J, supt of schoolg 
 Lewis J P, assessor. 
 
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 LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Lokeview 
 
 Mason E C, county judge. 
 Hanks J L, sheriff, 
 Hatton R B, county sheriff, 
 Foster A J, county sheriff, • 
 Snelling V L, county surveyor, 
 Vernon T B, county supt of schools, 
 
 LANE COUNTY. 
 
 WALTON JOSHUA J, judge, 
 
 Eugene Ci 
 Eakin S B Jr, sheriff. 
 Ware Joel, clerk. 
 Gray J G, treasurer, 
 McPhersuii B, assessor, 
 Cullison K G, supt of schools, 
 Perkins C C, surveyor. 
 
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 LINN COUNTY. 
 
 Albany 
 
 Johns S A, county judge, 
 Dickey I C, county sheriff. 
 Cowan J L, county clerk, 
 Bruce I, county treasurer. 
 Moss C B, county assessor, 
 Bryant H, county surveyor, 
 Liggett L M, county supt 8ch«ola 
 
 MARION COUNTY. 
 
 Hardint; B F, dist judge, Salem 
 
 Shaw J J, county judge. 
 Baker J A, county sheriff, 
 EDES OEO A, county clerk, 
 Calvert Chas, county treasurer, 
 Porter J H, county assessor, 
 Gregg J T, county supt schools 
 Brown J H, county coroner, 
 
 MULTNOMAH COUNTY. 
 
 Rice S W, county judge, Portland 
 
 Norden B L, sheriff. 
 Smith Jas A, county clerk, 
 Showers Wm, county treasurer, 
 Caples J F, dist atty, 
 Sears Geo C, county assessor, 
 Burrage W, county surveyor, 
 Cooke H, county coroner, 
 
 FOLK COUNTY. 
 
 Butler Ira F M, county judge, 
 Hall L M, sheriff, 
 Ellis M M, clerk, 
 Howe \Vm, treasurer. 
 Sears D T, assessor, 
 Butler T L, surveyor, 
 Rubell W H Dr, coroner. 
 
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 McArthur L L, dist atty, Pendleton 
 Yoakum H G, connty judge, " 
 
 Sperry J L, sheriff, 
 Keeney J B, county clerk, 
 RusBcll Wm, county assessor, 
 Bramel T C, county surveyor, 
 
 UNION COUNTY. 
 
 McArthur L L, dist judge, 
 Craig A C, county judge, 
 Swackhammer S 0, sheriff. 
 Skiff W, county clerk, 
 Carroll J D, county treasurer, 
 Ferrell B F, county assessor, 
 Tuttle T, county supt schools, 
 
 WASCO COUNTY. 
 
 McArthur li L. dist judge, The Dalles 
 6IB0NS R t, county clerk and 
 
 recorder, " 
 
 Wingate E, county treasurer, " 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY! 
 
 Smith W E, countyjudge, Hillsborough 
 Mathew J B, sheriff, " 
 
 LUELLING A W, clerk, 
 
 Tozier C T, assessor, " 
 
 Hall J C, surveyor, " 
 
 Robb J D, supt of schools, *' 
 
 CROCKERY. 
 
 GRADWOHL J, 
 ACKERMAN H & 00, 
 
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 Belcher C T ft Co, 
 Jackson W ft Co, 
 Monnastes H W, 
 Olds ft Summers, 
 Seller M ft Co, 
 I^vy J, 
 MOODY Z, (queensware), 
 
 SNIPES & KINERSLY, 
 
 Albany 
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 Portland 
 
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 The Dalles 
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 Rubell W H, 
 Davis L M, 
 WillouBhbv R L, 
 Boyce A Y, 
 How S T, 
 Roberts J M, 
 Jackson W, 
 Queener J H, 
 Smith E, 
 Cooper J*, 
 Spencer T W, 
 Tucker G T, 
 Welch J, 
 Lindsey J B, 
 
 BARmi & NICKUN, 
 CARDWELL J R, 
 CHANCE GEO H, 
 GLENN J G, 
 
 Koehler Wm, 
 
 RUSS DR H M, 
 
 Smith ft Alden, 
 Raymond S K, 
 
 MoCULIEY A, 
 
 Meredith J W, 
 Skiff L S, 
 Smith H, 
 SWICK B F. 
 SIDDALL D, 
 
 Dallas 
 
 Eugene City 
 
 Harrisburgh 
 
 Hillsborough 
 
 Hubbard 
 
 Independence 
 
 Jacksonviile 
 
 Junction City 
 
 Marshfield 
 
 McMiuuville 
 
 Oregon City 
 
 Pendleton 
 
 Portland 
 II 
 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 11 
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 Roseburg 
 Salem 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 The Dalles 
 
 CUTLERY. 
 
 (See also Hardware; also Varieties.) 
 
 Astoria 
 
 EDGAR W, 
 BECK WI1& SON, 
 GEORGE JOHN L, 
 
 DENTISTS. 
 
 GRAY G W, 
 
 Hicks F P, 
 Orchard J C, 
 Boyd E J, 
 Stevens E J, 
 Steele D L, 
 Tayl or E H, 
 
 VINCENT FA, 
 
 DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, ETC. 
 
 (See also Planing Mills; also Lumber.) 
 
 CARTER E & CO, Albany 
 
 Thompson ft Moyer, Brownsville 
 
 Pitman Wm, ,Corvallis 
 
 Abrams Bros, i Eugene City 
 
 Sampson J K, Lafayette 
 
 Nickerson S A, Lebanon 
 
 Waterhouse W, Monmouth 
 
 Strawser I W, New Era 
 
 Corum L M, Pendleton 
 
 CARSON J C, (wholesale), Portland 
 C0GGIN3 & BEACH, (wholesale)i " 
 SIMON J & CO, (wholesale), " 
 
 Ekmond ft Ames Bros, Silverton 
 
 Judsou Wm, Springfield 
 
 Couric G W, Stayton 
 
 Watkinds ft Abbott, Sweet Home 
 
 Melvin, Bamford ft Co, Weston 
 
 DRESSMAKERS. . 
 
 (See also Milliners and Dressmakers.) 
 
 JOHNSON & McDANIEL, Albany 
 Allnny MARTIN MRS A E, 
 
 Aatona Bear Mrs A E, 
 " ' Corwin Mrs E A, 
 
 Bake City|McKeanST, " 
 
 HUFFMAN & BALDWIN, Corvallis 
 
 Portland 
 
 Astoria 
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 Pennington Mrs B C, " 
 
 Withrow Mrs M A, 
 
 Ganung L G, Jacksonville 
 
 Maashalder Miss Mahala, Lebanon 
 
 Armstrons; Mrs F, Portland 
 
 Bachler Mrs Wm, 
 
 Bichel & Minville, 
 
 Carothers Miss J, 
 
 Ensign M J, 
 
 Hastings Mrs M, 
 
 King Mrs, 
 
 Litt H B, 
 
 Pilcer Mrs L, 
 
 BOCKFELLOW MBS N L, 
 
 Sevier Madame, 
 
 Sitt H B, 
 
 Stinson Mrs J A, 
 
 Van Winkle Mrs, -• . 
 
 Woicka Mrs M, 
 
 Woodham Mrs T, 
 
 CANN MRSTH, Salem 
 
 CHUBCHILL nSsS KAB7, 
 
 CBUMP& BEEVES, 
 
 DeGuire Miss Louisa, « 
 
 McFadden Mrs D, 
 
 Swain Mrs L, 
 
 Blaokerby Mrs, Silverton 
 
 In gram Mrs E, (millinery), The Dalles 
 
 JONES MBS "S, (patterns). 
 
 Ck>melius Mrs V H, Turner 
 
 Compton Mrs A W, Roseburg 
 
 DRUGGISTS. 
 
 Plumer Chas A, Albany 
 
 Saltmarsh E, Albany 
 
 SIMPSON B M, Amity 
 
 CHTTWOOD J H, Ashland 
 
 Canfield R F, Astoria 
 
 Dement W E, 
 
 Giesy M, 
 
 McKinney H M, 
 
 Calbreath D M, 
 
 Irvine J B, 
 
 Kni{;ht Chas, 
 
 Cook & Irvine, 
 
 McGowan G W, 
 
 Osbom & Co, 
 
 Veatsch Samuel, 
 
 Hyde M H, 
 
 I/3iieve S L 
 
 Allen ft Woodward, 
 
 Goldson W H, 
 
 GBAHAM. HAMILTON & CO, 
 
 Belshaw ft Martin, Creawell 
 
 Riiffis ft Miller, , Dallas 
 
 HILL F A, Dayton 
 SATLOB A L, 
 
 HANOSAKEB SAMUEL, Dexter 
 
 Stryker D 8, Drain 
 
 Aurora Mil't 
 
 Baker City 
 
 Buena Vista 
 
 Brownsville 
 
 Canby 
 
 Centerville 
 
 Cottage Grove 
 
 Coqnille 
 Corvallis 
 
 Coley H C, 
 
 Eait Portland 
 
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 Robinson Thos, 
 Ross ft Welch, 
 Seni^stacken H, 
 
 ELLSWOBTH 
 
 Gill J P ft Co, 
 
 OSBOBN & CO, 
 
 Wilkins F M, 
 
 MEYEB I, 
 
 Brown L F, 
 Sutter E 0, 
 Hayes S S, 
 Smith W P, 
 BAMFTB A, 
 
 SMITH DAMON, 
 
 HallockOH, 
 Shobe A J, 
 
 BBOWNEM, 
 
 Adams W L, 
 Robertson ft Cooper, 
 Smith R M, 
 KITCHEN J M, 
 
 Carter J L, 
 
 BBOOKS E a 
 
 Kahler ft Bro, 
 Brown J R, ♦ 
 Lee W C ft Co, 
 Mulholland R M, 
 JOHNSON H, 
 
 Rogers E, 
 Cramblit ft Carter, 
 Singer H G, • 
 Faley L, 
 Powell J M, 
 Golden C B, 
 Foley A N, 
 Todd R H, 
 TUBNEB BBOS, 
 
 Renearson F B, 
 Sanford Richard, 
 Dawson Wm, 
 AKIN J L, 
 OABHEBT KEELEB 
 
 CASTO J, 
 
 East Portland 
 
 Empire City 
 Eugene City 
 
 Forest Grove 
 
 Gardiner 
 
 Gervais 
 
 Halsey 
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 Hood River 
 
 Independence 
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 Irving Station 
 
 Island City 
 
 Jacksonville 
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 Junction City 
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 Lafayette 
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 La Grande 
 
 Lakeview 
 
 Lebanon 
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 Marshfield 
 
 McKenzie Bridge 
 
 McMiunville 
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 Monmouth 
 Monroe City 
 
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 Myrtle Creek 
 New Era 
 
 COLVIO GEO W, North CanyonviUe 
 
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 North Yamhill 
 
 Oakland 
 
 Oregon City 
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 BUNNELS 
 
 Page E J, 
 
 HABBma GEO A, 
 
 Ross H W, 
 
 WILLIAilS & CO, 
 
 Hyde M H, 
 Porter A H, 
 Haider W, 
 Patterson Alex S, 
 Thompson M A, 
 Covert D A, 
 Craven Dr — , 
 
 BLUMATJEB L, 
 
 BBECK J M JB ft 
 
 Child J A, 
 
 HODOE, DAVIS ft 00 (wholetile), 
 
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 Jarkersburg 
 
 Pendleton 
 
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 Perrydale 
 
 Philomath 
 
 Phoenix 
 
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 Portland 
 
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 SMITH T C & CO, 
 WEATHERFOBD & CO, 
 
 Morris D, 
 
 Binehart & Morris, 
 
 Cox D W, 
 
 Quiny — , ., 
 
 Saylor B F, 
 
 Waite C M, 
 
 Davis PA, 
 
 Hayes J C, 
 
 Kenne dy P A , 
 
 OABDHER AD, 
 
 Kitchen J W, 
 
 MiwUer Ej 
 
 MoKENziE & McLennan, 
 
 Summerville 
 Simmons & Donaca, Sweet Home 
 
 Cornelius H P, Turner 
 
 DUNHAM & HOLBROOK, 
 
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 ROBINSON WF. 
 SNIPES & EINEBSLT, 
 Brainard EC, Union 
 
 KahlerG, Viola 
 
 Hendryx i. Price, Weston 
 
 Williamson C S, Wheatland 
 
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 Co oper C, Astoria 
 
 COHEN 9, Corvallis 
 
 TTAyngAT TBH SAMUEL, Dexter 
 Wurahauer S, Eugene City 
 
 Warren Wm, , Heppner 
 
 Eaves P M, , New Era 
 
 Foster J G, 
 
 Kelley E D, Oregon City 
 
 Ach Mrs H, Portland 
 
 Comstock A Pfluger, " 
 
 CRAN JOHN & 00, 
 
 FLEISCHNER, MATER & CO 
 
 (wholesale), " 
 Goldsmith L ft Co (wholesale), " 
 
 Herrman S, " 
 
 Kerron ft Macbeth, " 
 
 Lewis ft Strauss, " 
 
 Lifiman S ft Co, " 
 
 MOONEY & VALENTINE, 
 OliU ft King, 
 
 Portland 
 
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 Salainger Al ft Co, 
 
 smJNOP, 
 
 Wolf R, 
 
 Wood ward, McQuiston ft Bradshaw," 
 
 WRINKLE J F D & CO, 
 
 Wallac e John, Riverside 
 
 AITKEN & FARNHAM, Salem 
 
 Parmenter F ft Co, •• 
 
 Foll«nsbee J L; Stay ton 
 
 WIQGINTON D, SohoH's I'^erry 
 
 Marquam P (groceries), Summerville 
 
 Kahn S, The Dalles 
 MOODY Z, 
 
 DRY GOODS AND CLOTH- 
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 SCHLUSSEL I, Astoria 
 
 WiseM, 
 
 DYERS AND CLEANERS. 
 
 Portland 
 Salem 
 
 CONRAD ft CO, 
 EDWARDS MRS SA» 
 
 ELECTRICAL APPARATUS. 
 
 Lnndberg Wm, Portland 
 
 EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. 
 
 Price ft Maxwell, Portland 
 
 Witherell J R, " 
 
 ENGINEERS-CIVIL. 
 
 Raymon N D, Astoria 
 
 HAMMER SETH R, Salem 
 
 EXPRESS COMPANIES. 
 
 (See Wells, Fargo ft Co.) 
 
 FANCY GOODS. 
 
 (See also Varieties ; also Dry Goods.) 
 
 Blevins ft Powell, 
 Derby HA, ' 
 
 Smith T M, 
 Rankin Miss S C, 
 Mensor Wm, 
 
 BROWN W B, 
 
 Garrison J B, 
 
 Marsh ft Co, (Japanese), 
 
 MORRIS MRS L, 
 
 Olds ft King, 
 Pilger Mrs L, 
 Vernier H , 
 
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 Astoria 
 
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 Eugene City 
 
 Jacksonville 
 
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 FEED STABLES. 
 
 (See also Livery Stables.) 
 
 TITTJS S M, Eugene City 
 
 HASKNESS H D, Leland 
 
 Jaggar L, Orbgon City 
 
 Stewart Harl, Pilot Rock 
 
 EPPEBLT JNO & CO, Portland 
 
 Frazer ft Steen, " 
 FAINEGH&CO, 
 WEEKS &M0&OAN, 
 
 Woodcock W, " 
 
 FEED MILLS. 
 
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 FISH. 
 
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 EANKIN J M, Corvallis 
 
 HUMPHEEYSJ, Oregon City 
 
 FailingW S, Portland 
 
 FONK A, (game, etc), 
 
 Ginstin Geo, (and poultry), " 
 
 Malarkey Chas, (and poultry), " 
 
 MIJNK A, (game, etc), 
 
 Trickle D C & Co, (and poultry), " 
 
 Wilson F K, (game, etc), 
 
 McCormick J, S.uom 
 
 Johnston & Whitcomb, (vegetables), 
 
 The Dulles 
 Medley Ada, (oysters), " 
 
 FLAX MILL. 
 
 West Coast Flax Co, Albany 
 
 FLORISTS. 
 
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 FLOUR MILLS. 
 
 Albany 
 
 BALLARD ISOM. 
 POSTER J H, 
 
 Monteith Thos, 
 
 Woodin A B, 
 
 Ruble David , (grist), Alsea 
 
 WAGN^, ANDERSON & GO, 
 
 Ashland 
 Cockerline M & Co, 
 Gerken 0, (grist), 
 Kiel F & Co, 
 Tartar N, 
 Howard C F, 
 Findland & Simmons, 
 
 Aumsville 
 
 Aurora Mills 
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 Baker City 
 
 Beaver 
 
 Boston Mills 
 
 Waters & Morelock, (grist), Brownsville 
 
 McKenzie T T, Central Point 
 
 Felger — , Corvallis 
 
 Gray Korthauer & Co, " 
 
 Hazleton &; Walker, Cottage Grove 
 
 French S G, Cove 
 
 Turrell & Son, Cresswell 
 
 Uglow A, Dallas 
 
 Pa^^nter Jno, (grist). Dexter 
 
 Aplin JP. Dilley 
 
 Blake Wilson, Elkton 
 
 Elkton Milling Co, " 
 
 Saunders Jno, Ellensburg 
 Eugene City Flouring Mill, Eugene City 
 
 Muki Q.W & Riley, 
 Wright J, (grist). 
 Smith & Briggs, 
 Dennis & Hewison, 
 Rogers & Sons, 
 SLOFER BROS, (grist), 
 
 Cairnes & Sterling, 
 Thomas, Thompson & Co, 
 
 Glencoe 
 
 Gravel Ford 
 
 Harrisburgh 
 
 Heppner 
 
 Hood River 
 
 Independence 
 
 Island City 
 
 Jefferson 
 
 Kratz & Munch^ Junction City 
 
 ! iiierd J B, Kerby 
 
 Chambers & Co, (grist). King's Valley 
 Suiter L G, Lafayette 
 
 Wassam J, Settle ft Co, (grist), Lebanon 
 EDDY ISRAEL F, Little Elk 
 
 Nurse George, Linkville 
 
 Sax Jno J, McMinnville 
 
 Miller Jno, (grist), Milton 
 
 Reader Thos, Monroe City 
 
 Wimer J ft Son, Murphy 
 
 Myrtle Creek Flouring Mills, 
 
 Myrtle Creek 
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 RacleffWE, (grist). 
 Eaves M W, (grist). 
 State Line Milling Co, 
 
 LEVENS D A, (grist). 
 
 North Cauyonville 
 Schultz A F, " 
 
 Kirsham Walter, Norton 
 
 Ebenbanks ft Battice, (grist), Oakland 
 
 Oregon City 
 
 Myrtle Point 
 
 New Era 
 New Pine Creek 
 
 Apperson A J, 
 Imperial Mill, (grist), 
 Byers ft Co, 
 Felgfcr J S, 
 Alwell — , 
 BRONS P, 
 
 Chambers Wm, 
 
 MoLEARN BROS, 
 
 Morehead ft Cleaver, 
 Lovell S L, 
 
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 Wanke J ft Co, (grist), 
 Stanwood Ed, (grist), 
 Pentland R, 
 Palmer P P, (giist), 
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 Skafe & Mclntoah, (grist), Silverton 
 Fengar Bros, Springiield 
 
 Springfield Milling Co, (grist), 
 
 Hobson ft Whitney, 
 
 Stayton 
 
 Jones S A, (grist). 
 
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 Summ«>:ville 
 
 Schmidt J, 
 
 T'le Dalles 
 
 Snipes & Smith, 
 Corkerline M & Co, 
 
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 Myers Mrs F, 
 
 Umatilla 
 
 Wright Geo ft Sons, 
 
 DICKSON JOEL, 
 
 Union 
 
 Viola 
 
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 Ashland 
 
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 Portland 
 
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 HOAG JAMES A, Portland 
 
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 FOUNDRIES. 
 
 AIBANT IBON AND BRASS 
 
 WOKKS, (O C Cherry propr), Albany 
 
 CHERKY C C. 
 
 Zimmerman W J, 
 Breerly Chris, 
 Payne Frank, 
 Oregon Iron Works, 
 Crouch ft Brown, 
 Atkinson E, 
 
 CASE J I & CO, 
 
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 Collier ft Campbell, " 
 
 Ensign M J, " 
 
 Hartman J no, (machinist), " 
 
 Houeymau J ft Co, " 
 
 Lotan James, " 
 
 MENDENHALL J C, 
 
 McOEE & EICHET, (Novelty 
 
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 Moure D M, (brass), 
 Moore J H, 
 Morin T, (stove repairer), " 
 
 SMITH BROS ft WATSON, (Iron 
 
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 WILLAMETTE IRONWORKS, " 
 
 Zimmerman ft Frazier, Koseburg 
 
 SALEM IRON WORKS, (B F 
 
 Drake propr), Salem 
 
 FRUITS. 
 
 (See also Produce. ) 
 
 Nash ft Readman, (fruit drying), 
 
 Corvallis 
 Myrtle Creek Alden Fruit Dryins; 
 
 Co, 
 
 JEWELL T W, 
 
 Brown Mrs T C, 
 FOSS & CO, 
 
 Galli L, 
 Peterson J C, 
 Ross Mvs C, 
 
 STAPLES C G, 
 
 Stone S L, 
 Mangold Otto, 
 
 Myrtle Creek 
 Oregon City 
 Portland 
 
 The Dalles 
 
 Astoria 
 Corvallis 
 
 FURNISHING GOODS. 
 
 (See also Clothing.) 
 
 BLAIN L E. ' Albany 
 
 FOXIGNATZ, 
 DANZIGER S, 
 COHEN S, 
 
 Rosenthal E, 
 
 WATSON J T, (house), Dayton 
 
 DORRIS BENJ F, Eugene City 
 
 CHAMBERS THCfS, Portland 
 
 CRAN JOHN, 
 
 Du Boise Mrs J M ft Co. (ladies), " 
 
 FISHEL & ROBERTS, 
 
 Hasa Geo A, (umbrellas), " 
 
 Mayer A, " 
 
 Neustadter Bros, (wholesale), " 
 
 WRINKLE J F D, 
 FREIMAN JOSEPH, The Dalles 
 
 FURNITURE AND BEDDING. 
 
 (See also General Merchandise.) 
 
 BARNES ft KEEN, 
 
 Lewis A, 
 
 Astoria 
 Bandon 
 
 Dannals J, 
 Dunning F S. 
 Graff ft From, 
 
 SIBBETS JOHN A, 
 
 Heilborn Chas, 
 Houseman F, 
 Durkee H C, 
 Thompson E, 
 Waener W, 
 KNIGHT J A, 
 Campbell ft Wills, 
 Breyer A, 
 T.istman ft Muller, 
 Cherry D ft Bro, 
 
 SMItH ft BUXTON, 
 
 Rector Ja mes, 
 
 REAMS HENRT, 
 
 Hehrung H, 
 
 LINES HM, 
 
 Linn D, 
 
 Huntington A C, 
 Mark F, 
 Dunzer C, 
 Parsley D E, 
 
 HOWARD A W, 
 
 Albany 
 
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 Astoria 
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 Baker City 
 
 Brownsville 
 
 Centerville 
 
 Corvallis 
 
 Dallas 
 
 East Portland 
 
 Eugene City 
 
 Forest Grove 
 
 Halsey 
 
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 HillsDorough 
 
 Independence 
 
 Jacksonville 
 
 La Grande 
 
 Marshfield 
 
 McMinnville 
 
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 V»n Dom J N, Pendleton 
 
 Burchard A, Portland 
 
 Edwards & Birmingham, " 
 Elkeles E, 
 
 Holmes James, " 
 
 Levi J, 
 
 OBEOON FTJBKrnJBEHAinr- 
 
 FAGTTJRINO CO (manufs), " 
 Portland Furniture Manuf'g Co, " 
 Powers I F, " 
 
 SHUTDLEB ft CHADBOUBNE 
 
 (wholesale), " 
 WEBERP. 
 
 BENEDICK Pi Roseburg 
 GILDERSL^ VE JOHN, 
 
 Ooftey James, Salem 
 Van Wagner G G, 
 YeatonAT, 
 
 Briggs A, , Scio 
 
 Money E, Sheridan 
 
 Judson Wm, SpringBeld 
 
 Neffk Grier (chairmakers), - Stay ton 
 Troxel Carter (chairmakers). Summit 
 
 Moran J, The Dulles 
 
 Booth Bros, ' ^ ■'■ Yoncalla 
 
 IFURRIERS. 
 
 Rummelin k. Gutman, Portland 
 
 GAS WORKS. 
 
 Portland Gas Co (H C Leonard 
 
 secretary), Portland 
 
 Salem Gas Co, Salem 
 
 GASFITTERSIAND PLUMB- 
 
 *^iSr.-iPi ERS. 
 
 (See Plumbers and Gasfitters.) 
 
 _GENERAL1MERCHANDISE. 
 
 (A general assortment of Dry Goods, 
 clothing. Groceries, Hardware, Crock- 
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 JOSEPH TJOSEPH H, r Adamsvile 
 
 Cohen P, Albany 
 
 Fox, Baum ft Co,^ " 
 
 Jackson I G, ' " 
 
 Kline L & Co, " 
 
 Mcllwain A B, " 
 
 Senders ft Sternberg, , *• 
 
 Young S E, " 
 
 McCormick Wm ft Co, Alder 
 
 MoCONNELL M B ft CO, 
 
 Beech ft Platter, Althonse 
 
 Poppleton Ezra, Amity 
 
 Wo .dson G W, 
 
 Baird ft Son, 
 Bolteip G T, 
 Bolt John, 
 Cameron T, 
 Kuble ft Bolt, 
 Sturgis A W, 
 
 BTJTLEB ft 
 
 Fountain ft Farrow, 
 
 McCALLJOHNM, 
 
 Heeser B F, 
 
 CASE I W, 
 
 Loeb N, . 
 
 Parker C L, 
 
 VAHDUSENAftCO, 
 
 Chung Ti. 
 Graham Wm, 
 Lung Sam, 
 AVoolford Chas D, 
 Keil F 4 Co, 
 Baer ft Blosch, 
 Bamberger ft Frank, 
 Heilner S A ft Co, 
 Butler W, 
 T.ewis John, 
 HAMILTON A J, 
 Birch J, 
 Provost Bros, 
 
 BETTMANL, 
 
 Handy A, 
 Green O, 
 
 Cooley ft Washburn, 
 Coshow O P, 
 Croft FF, 
 Delemater N, 
 Bcttman ft Rosenblatt, 
 Eateb ft Ric«, 
 Freodman S, 
 Evarts L, 
 Marquam A, 
 Cone B F, 
 Galland S, 
 Stevens ft Snyder, 
 Knight Bros, 
 Fryer F J, 
 Smith J B, 
 Bean Alex M, 
 Cameron R, 
 DimmickG W, 
 Coy D G, 
 Lockard A J, 
 Sutheriand E M, 
 Magruder Bros, 
 Steele ft Cochran, 
 Mather Arthur, 
 
 DOOLETJJ. 
 
 Good F M, 
 
 Bush Jacob, 
 
 Caples Henry, 
 
 Crillhi John, 
 
 Ilirchfolu P, 
 
 Coqiiiile MiM ft Tug Co, 
 
 Moulton J T, 
 
 Antelope 
 
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 Ashland 
 
 Astoria 
 
 Auburn 
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 Aumsville 
 
 Aurora Mills 
 
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 Beaverton 
 
 Belleville 
 
 Bellevue 
 
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 Brownsville 
 
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 Buena Vista 
 
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 Butteville 
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 Cottage Grove 
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 Cove 
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 Crawfordaville 
 Creaawell 
 
 Dallas 
 
 Dardanelles 
 Dayton 
 
 Democrat Oulch 
 
 De Scbute's Bridge 
 
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 CORNELmSTB, 
 ENNISA, 
 HoNULT B W, 
 Cauthorr A k Son, 
 Friendly & Senders, 
 
 HARRIS HE, 
 
 Jacobs & NeuKass, 
 Kline L G & Co, 
 
 STOCK H ft CO, 
 
 Spnne A H, 
 Whipple Bros, 
 Clark J S,' 
 Kees ft Hayden, 
 Glass ^ Bishop, 
 Black t Allen, 
 Gil frey . Tno T, 
 
 hoWenaw, 
 
 Brown W C, 
 Lanjrworthy A J, 
 I.«e JD, 
 Waymire John, 
 Kwewski G, 
 Nichlos & Detnerino;, 
 
 OLDS & GO, 
 
 Smith W K, 
 Leonard Laurence. 
 Shearer Joseph, 
 McLeod Wm, 
 Tatnm & Fox, 
 Drain & Co, 
 
 Krewsnn, Gardner k Co, 
 WILLIAMS C A, 
 Bursrhardt k Witsip, 
 
 WILBERN HIRAM, 
 
 Brown R H, 
 
 INLOW BROS, 
 
 Barman Bros, East Portland 
 
 DOTTD, NEWELL & CO, 
 
 Levy Samuel, 
 
 Smith Wm S, 
 
 WestTB, 
 
 Stephenson Thoa, 
 
 Baker k Co, 
 
 Camm.in H, 
 
 Luse H H, 
 
 Morse David Jr, 
 
 Myer G W, 
 
 Dunn F B, 
 
 Friendly S H, 
 
 Hendricks T G, 
 
 Lane County Mercantile Ass'n, 
 
 PETERS A V, 
 
 ROSENBLATT S & CO, 
 
 Breyman E A & Co, Fairfield 
 
 Sutherlin S, Fair Oak 
 
 Barret t H L, Forest Grove 
 
 HINMANA, 
 
 Hoxter W D, 
 Hyde H 0, 
 Wills R P, 
 Burgess H F, 
 Levena D A, 
 Barehard E A, 
 
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 Dufur 
 Eagle Creek 
 
 Eagle Point 
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 Dixie I Wallace G, 
 
 El Dorado 
 
 Elkton 
 
 Empire City 
 
 II 
 
 Eola 
 Eugene Cifcy 
 
 Franklin 
 
 Galesville 
 
 Gardiner 
 
 Hinsdale G S & Co, 
 Simpson A M ft Bro, 
 Raymond ft Lennox, 
 Brown S ft Co, 
 Coulter J Ij, 
 Goodman N, 
 Kanunsky M, 
 Mitchell 1, ■ , 
 
 Fowler J J, 
 Hunsacker Bros, 
 Mttlock Bros, 
 Litchfield G C, 
 T.iber — , 
 
 PIERCE & MOORE, 
 
 Glenn W S, 
 Grobb L, 
 
 Gardiner 
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 Gaston 
 Gervais 
 
 Olencoe 
 
 Goshen 
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 Grand Ronde 
 
 Granite 
 
 Greenville 
 
 Grove Spring 
 
 Halsey 
 
 Halsey Store and Warehouse Co, 
 
 Koontz M V, 
 
 Thompson J ft So ns, " 
 
 MAY & SENDERS, Harrisburgh 
 
 SELLER & FAULK. 
 
 SMITH & BRASFIELD, 
 
 Heppiier Henry, 
 Maddock ft Bishop, 
 Morrow ft Son, 
 Herman Biuger, 
 Rncklif Wm, 
 Reed ft Nelson, 
 
 Yarwood D ft Son, 
 
 ARCHBOLD A C, 
 
 PITTENQER W 
 
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 Van Etta B F, 
 
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 Fried M, 
 
 Gleason A B, 
 
 Gray A, 
 
 Beers R, 
 
 ('opeland ft Williams, 
 
 Belc ft Son, 
 
 Odolf A, 
 
 Poppleton Ezra, 
 
 Rosendorf & Hirschber, 
 
 SLOPER & KELSO, 
 
 Vanduyn ft Smith, 
 Basserman J E, 
 (iroodnough Chas, 
 Sommer, Baer ft Co, 
 Coleman C, 
 Elliott G, 
 
 FISHER & COHN, 
 HOWARD J S, 
 JACOBS E, 
 
 Kerewsky G, 
 Kubli K, 
 Mensor H, 
 Newman ft Fisher, 
 
 REAMESBROS, 
 
 Ryan P J, 
 
 Solomon L, 
 
 Baum S, 
 
 Hamilton B W ft Son, 
 
 Heppner 
 
 Hermansville 
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 Highland 
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 Hillsborough 
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 Hood River 
 
 Howard 
 
 Howell Prairie 
 
 Hubbard 
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 Independence 
 
 Irving Station 
 
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 Baber W H, 
 Salamon L, 
 
 Sternberg, Senders & Co, 
 Wortman & Sons, 
 De Lamater N, 
 Naucke Wm, 
 
 CONNOR & CROSXrO, 
 
 Knap p A J, 
 BURBANKAR, 
 
 NELSON & BIRD, 
 
 Anson H, 
 Snodgrasn W J, 
 Sommer & Baer, < 
 Johnson M, 
 McCall John, 
 Colwell M, 
 Frankel J, 
 
 Hargardine, Latta & Co, 
 Howard Jos W", 
 Snider H 4 C U, 
 
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 Sharp J H, 
 Montague & Cusick, 
 Balston .1 M & Co, 
 Nagel Wm, 
 Pettengill S B, 
 Smith H, 
 Buffincton P C, 
 Bosendorff Zed 
 Sniith & Merwin, 
 Sweetzer Bros, 
 Abrams L, 
 Thatcher & Wordin, 
 Cochran Wm, 
 Flook, Wells & Co, 
 Niday H F, 
 Richardson Mary, 
 Sargent B F, 
 • 'ohns J M, 
 Oden A V & J N, 
 Dean E B & Co, 
 Ijobree A, 
 
 Nasbnrg & Hurst, . 
 Powers A S, 
 Bangasser G & Son, 
 Bettman L, 
 Dielschnieder A, 
 Hartman Bros, 
 Mitchell &, Warren, 
 Morris P, 
 Winter Jno, 
 Newman H, 
 Williamson Jno B, 
 Wonnington M V B, 
 Cahn I S, 
 McCown John, 
 
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 Mayer Laramie, 
 Moody Bros, 
 Sternberg & Senders, 
 Wortman & Son, 
 
 Jefferson 
 
 Jordan Valley 
 Junction City 
 
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 Knappa 
 Lafayette 
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 McMinnville 
 
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 HERMANN B, 
 
 Kadliffe W, 
 Reed &, Nelson, 
 Hardesty & Seonee, 
 Cohn & Rosenfeld, 
 Hutchins B P, 
 Jette & Clark, 
 Parrot Jos, 
 Robnett J & Co, 
 State Line Milling Co, 
 Case S, 
 
 Hammond W, 
 Waiiams C H, 
 Aizner J L, 
 
 lEVENS I) A, 
 
 Riddle & Manning, 
 Toklas, Baden ft Co, 
 Bedwell & Co, 
 Marston H L, 
 McConnell W J, 
 CATTFIELD J), 
 Reed & Nelson, 
 Brown A F & Co, 
 Carrol Bros & Co, 
 Smith R &, Co, 
 Young EG, 
 Case Samuel, 
 Ackerman S, 
 Charman Thos & Son, 
 Fish Walter, 
 Harding & Barlow, 
 Hughes B A, 
 Mayer A, 
 Meyers John, 
 Selling 1, 
 Snodgrass W J, 
 Prosser G W, 
 Patterson Wm, 
 Livermore & Beagle, 
 Rothchild S, 
 Switzler Wm, 
 Gilbert J B, 
 Holder Wm, 
 Watts F A, 
 McGrew & Johnson, 
 Allen & Harris, 
 Henkle J E&Co,' 
 Reams Jas, 
 Sergent C S & Co, 
 
 STtTRTEVANT A J, 
 
 Sylvester & Durio, 
 Morgan & Parks, 
 Franklin M Bros & 
 Kerron & McBeth, 
 Meier & Frank, 
 Melliss Bros, 
 Mendelson A L, 
 Prager L, 
 
 Mechanioa' Mercantile 
 
 Myiftle Creek 
 
 Myrtle Point 
 
 Needy 
 
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 Newellsville 
 
 New Era 
 
 New Pine Creek 
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 Newport 
 
 North Canyonville 
 
 North Yamhill 
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 Norton 
 Norway 
 Oakland 
 
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 Or^on City 
 
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 Oro Dell 
 
 Oswego 
 
 Patterson's Mills 
 
 Pendleton 
 
 Peoria 
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 Portland 
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 BRET JULES L, 
 
 Galbraith Wm J, 
 Lawrence & Shearer, 
 Mackie T W, 
 Breyman & Somerville, 
 Heidler & Son, 
 Blakesley A H, 
 Blakesly O R, 
 
 BLANCEABD DEAN, 
 
 Dobbins A S, 
 Merrill & Dunegan, 
 Moeck Geo F, 
 Jones J W, 
 Wright J B, 
 Daggett C W, 
 
 Portland 
 
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 Prattville 
 Prineville 
 
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 Riverside 
 Robisonville 
 
 Haymond & McGmder Bros, Rock Point 
 
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 Caro Bros, 
 
 Fitzhugh J S, 
 
 Floed & Co, 
 
 Josephson M, 
 
 Marks S & Co, 
 
 STANTON HC, 
 
 McBride G W, 
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 Mayer H F & L, 
 
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 KENNEDY FA, 
 
 Stewart J W, 
 
 Crabtree J I, 
 
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 Roseburg 
 
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 Lansen E S, 
 Whitney E, 
 Binnard B k Co, 
 McKinuey, Smith k Co, 
 Roland W H & Co, 
 Stayley H. 
 Foster J R F & Co, 
 
 KOONTZJASH, 
 
 Shambrook k Son, 
 
 Bloch H E & Co, 
 
 Eaton JB, 
 
 Sommer & Barr, 
 
 Wright Geo k Sons, 
 
 Camerson T, 
 
 Sturgis A W, 
 
 Lewis B C, 
 
 Decker C, 
 
 Winer J k Son, 
 
 Paq let P, Wapinitia 
 
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 Umatilla 
 
 Umpqua Ferry 
 
 Union 
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 Uniontown 
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 WilkersonThosH, 
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 Saling k Reese, 
 Hendricks M B, 
 Grubbe k Chapman, 
 Birdseye k Vance^ 
 
 VANCE L, 
 
 Sutter Frank, 
 Bible A S, 
 Smith Jas W, 
 Layton Jno T, 
 
 COOKE N, 
 
 Morris W^D, 
 Booth Bros, 
 
 Williams G ft Co, 
 
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 Willow Springs 
 
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 Baltimore W U, Albany 
 
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 HAFFENBEN BROS, 
 
 METER C, 
 
 Miller Fred, 
 
 BEDFIELO ft IBVINa. 
 
 Schfxaeokan A, 
 
 OEARHABTJW, 
 
 GrjtkeCE, 
 
 Hansen J, 
 
 Hume G W, (wholesale), / 
 
 PAGE ft ALLEN, 
 
 Parker OW, 
 Quinn E A, 
 Uiidi^ers J, 
 Williams & Fisher, 
 Small Isaac H, 
 Lee CD, 
 Licklanl A J, 
 Titsworth G W, 
 Anerrans C, 
 Blumberg J, 
 Ray J & Son, 
 Warrior H, 
 McOowan G W, 
 Brown M C, 
 Harris W Q, 
 EKIN3BB0S, 
 
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 Stryker D . 
 Bode F, 
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 IRVINE J F, 
 
 Leonard St Griswold, 
 
 DRIIMJ. 
 
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 Portland 
 
 
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 Eugene City 
 
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 Hillsboroujli 
 
 Independence 
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 Jacksonville 
 
 Junction City 
 
 McMinnvillu 
 
 Monmouth 
 
 Oakland 
 
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 Branch F, 
 Burolbach M, 
 Oumball Mrs N, 
 
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 Cowie W H, 
 
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 JfAY F J, 
 
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 HAMILTON ft C0,(ahipohandlei7). 
 
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 Ijabbj Brothers, 
 
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 McPlielin J, 
 
 Mitchell G, , 
 
 Mitchell J, 
 
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 Kusa Ira & Co, 
 
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 Hnghes John, 
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 Oberheim P, 
 
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 WIGGINTON D, 
 
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 FASHION SHAVINa SALOON, 
 
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 Wyndhiim A C, 
 
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 Lyons M, 
 
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 Buchanan John, -' 
 
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 Salem 
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 Silverton 
 
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 Crosby M C, Astoria 
 
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 WATSON J T, Dayton 
 
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 Wade R M ft Co, 
 
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 Maxwell W S, 
 Fitzgerald E P, 
 Miller T W, 
 MOODY Z, 
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 Jones J E, 
 
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 Wagner D, Aurora Mills 
 
 Henderson T P, Baker City 
 
 Howe Jno M, Brownsville 
 
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 Taylor J D, 
 Crawford Jas, 
 Wilmon P, 
 Kirk Bros, 
 Wongerman G, 
 Butler H J, 
 CuUen ft Wiana, 
 Maxfield H T. 
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 Curtis J Ij, 
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 Shafer O M, 
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 Robertson J C, 
 Sullivan J P, 
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 Oervais 
 
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 Harrisburgh 
 
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 Hubbsrd 
 
 Independence 
 
 Island City 
 
 Kings Valley 
 
 Lafayette 
 
 La Grande 
 
 Lewisville 
 
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 Little Elk 
 
 Monroe City 
 
 North Canyonville 
 
 Oregon City 
 
 Pendleton 
 
 Portland 
 
 Sheridan 
 
 Silverton 
 
 Summerville 
 
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 Thompson ft McCoy, " 
 
 Putman R T, Amity 
 
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 Beatty M, Brooks 
 
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 CALL C C. - Dayton 
 
 Banard O M^^ East Portland 
 
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 Judge H, 
 Heam Edward, 
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 Edans H, 
 Hazleton J, 
 
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 Huerta M, 
 
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 FRANK LD, 
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 (See also Clothing; aho General Mer 
 chandiw. ) 
 
 ELAIN L E, Alban 
 
 DANZIOEB 8, Astoru 
 
 Meuasdortfer H, Portland 
 
 Simons Sam, (bleaching and clean- 
 ing), 
 THANHAUSEB L & CO, (whole- 
 
 sole) *' 
 
 AITKEN & FABNHAM, Salem 
 
 HAY, GRAIN AND FEED. 
 
 Astoria 
 •I 
 
 GEABHABT J W, (Hour), 
 Hawley, Kelly & Co, 
 Sears J K, 
 Aplin J P, 
 ToddTP, 
 HERMANN B, 
 ABB A ft A III xLf 
 Enes Kichard, 
 
 LOUOHMUXER J A, 
 
 Mathiot Bros, 
 
 Astoria 
 
 Bethel 
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 Dilley 
 
 Myrtle Point 
 
 Oakland 
 
 Porrydale 
 
 Woodbum 
 
 41 
 
 HIDES, PELTS, & TALLOW. 
 
 (See also Wool and Hides—Commission.) 
 
 Bi 1:1 win A, 
 Blacklock J, 
 BlunettG, 
 Nelson & Co, 
 Robinson JL, 
 Rubert H, 
 BAUM A, 
 Cohn A A, 
 Kah n Br os, (f ur), 
 
 HERMANNS, 
 
 RoBcman J, 
 
 Baudon 
 
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 The Dalles 
 
 Portland 
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 Myrtle Point 
 The Dallea 
 
 HOTELS. 
 
 St Charles Hotel, (Mrs Houck pro- 
 prietress), Albany 
 Murray E, '' 
 REVERE HOUSE, (Pfeiffer Bros 
 proprietors), ' 
 
 ST CEARLES HOTEL, (H B 
 
 Tingle proprietor), Amity 
 
 Benedict R, Applegato 
 
 ASHLAND HOUSE, (J Houck 
 
 proprietor), Ashland 
 
 CmTRAL HOUSE, (Mrs M H 
 
 Vining proprietress), ' 
 
 Daggett Mrs 8, Astoria 
 
 OR^T F, 
 
 Jo hnson A, ' 
 
 OCCIDENT HOTEL, (Megler & 
 
 Wright proprietors), ' 
 
 O'BROarS ^OTEL, (J O'Brien 
 
 proprietor), 
 
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 Anrora Mills 
 Baker City 
 
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 Baker City 
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 Ballsville 
 
 Bandon 
 II 
 
 Belleville 
 
 Bonanza 
 
 Brownsville 
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 Bnena Vista 
 
 Butter Creek 
 
 Camp Polk 
 
 Canyonville 
 
 Centreville 
 
 Chewauoan 
 
 Clarksville 
 
 Coos City 
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 II 
 Coquille 
 
 Parker H P, 
 
 Reynolds A, 
 
 Rothe H, 
 
 Qiesz I, 
 
 Erhardt Mrs M, 
 
 Irland Mrs M, 
 
 Lachner J M, 
 
 Lathner Joseph, 
 
 Manaudas Joseph, 
 
 Murry Mrs M C (City), 
 
 Joyce Mrs H, 
 
 Lewis Mrs, 
 
 Neilson 0, 
 
 Gates J, 
 
 Price B, 
 
 Irvine J B, 
 
 Willsen Samnel, 
 
 Baldwi.1 D C, 
 
 Newman & Vinson, 
 
 HINIMAN S M, 
 
 Farreli Thomas Mrs, 
 
 Ritchie J H, 
 
 Brittain T J, 
 
 Elliot Mrs D, 
 
 Gerrit J. 
 
 Haynes J .', 
 
 Jones B , 
 
 Collier J A, 
 
 Emerson S H, ' 
 
 ST JOSEPH HOTEL, (D L Turpin 
 
 propr), Cornelius 
 
 Haskins J J, Corvailis 
 
 OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, (Young 
 
 ft Policy proprs), " 
 
 viNcamr house, (Dt h w 
 
 Vincent propr), " 
 
 McGowan & Martin, Cresswell 
 
 Swaggart N, " 
 
 Parson M W, Dallas 
 
 CURTIS HOUSE, (J B Hutch 
 
 propr), Daytor 
 
 DAYTON HOTEL, (J B Riley 
 
 propr), " 
 
 Sherrell A, Drain 
 
 Simon P, Eagle Point 
 
 KROETZ JOHN (propr Humboldt 
 
 House), East Portland 
 Martin H, 
 
 Beckley Jas W, Elkton 
 
 GauntlettJH, Elleusburg 
 
 StrahanH, " 
 
 Campbell J, Empire City 
 Jackson W, 
 
 Lockhart Wm, " 
 St. Clair C, 
 
 Winchester F, " 
 
 ASTOR HOUSE, (Ohas Baker), " 
 
 FOREST GROVE HOTEL, (Mrs 
 
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 HA^TPTONHOUSE, (A H Hamp- 
 
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 McGee W D, 
 Brock Geo, 
 Lsvens Wm, 
 Hair Mra J T 
 Brada James, 
 Panlund H, 
 ALPHA HOUSE, 
 
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 Gaston 
 
 Galesville 
 
 Gervaid 
 
 Glencoe 
 
 Halsey 
 
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 Harrisburgh 
 
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 Gilmore J W, 
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 ASHIN6T0N HOTEL, (Mrs C 
 
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 Adams W L, Hood River 
 
 Scott VVm, ' Howard 
 
 James Thomas, Hubbard 
 
 Graves C A, Independence 
 
 AEVERE HOUSE, (Jos Matthews 
 
 propr), 
 
 Conrad A J, Irving 
 
 Bsrry J M, Island City 
 
 FRANCO- AlilERICAN HOTEL. 
 
 (Jane Holt propr), Jacksonville 
 
 JACKSONVILLE HOTEL, (OM 
 
 Coburn propr), 
 Walters Ralph, Jefferson 
 
 Berry J H, Junction City 
 
 Bider M, Kerby 
 
 Dunn B W, Lafayette 
 
 ESSEX HOTEL, (J H Olds propr), 
 
 OLDS J H, 
 
 Blue Mountain House, (J W Dickey 
 
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 La Grande 
 
 Jones A B, 
 
 
 Lakeview 
 
 Alisoii A, 
 
 
 Lebanon 
 
 Masshalder J C, 
 
 
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 Power R M, 
 
 
 Lebanon 
 
 Bogue J S, 
 
 
 Lewisville 
 
 Nurse George, 
 
 
 Linkville 
 
 Siler B F, 
 
 
 Marion 
 
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 Marshfield 
 
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 Milton 
 
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 Monmouth 
 
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 Monroe City 
 
 Border W A, 
 
 
 Myrtle Point 
 
 Buick D S K, 
 
 
 Myrtle Creek 
 
 Abbey P M, 
 
 
 Newport 
 
 Lyster John, 
 
 
 Norfolk 
 
 North Canyonville 
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 Oakland 
 
 Beverley J, 
 
 Levens A Son, 
 
 Gibson D, 
 
 Thomas K, (Depot), 
 
 Bailey A C, Oregon City 
 
 CLli^T HOUSE, (T W Rhoides 
 
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 Greep F C, «• 
 
 ORIENTAL HOTEL, (F G Griep 
 
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 Cram & Landry, Pendleton 
 
 McGrew John W, Perrydale 
 
 Wells Mrs M C, 
 
 Laurenberg O, Phoenix 
 
 Lavinberg D, " 
 
 Fletcher WH, Pilot Rock 
 
 Stewart H, ' " 
 
 Wiiisor Wm, Port Orford 
 
 AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, 
 
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 Brown M L, •« 
 
 BURTON HOUSE, (I Fretland 
 
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 Caatendieck G, " 
 
 CENTRAL LODGING HOUSE, 
 
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 CLARENDON HOTEL, (Zieber & 
 
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 Deckenbach J, " 
 
 ESMOND HOUSE, (H Brenner 
 propr), «• 
 
 EUREKA HOTEL, (G W Hols- 
 
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 Europe House, " 
 
 Franklin Hotel, " 
 HOLTON HOUSE, (Dan Holton 
 
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 Kellogg & Davis, " 
 
 Lewiston E, *• 
 
 Lynch H J, " 
 
 McGowan H D, " 
 
 Minnesota House, " 
 
 NEW YORK HOTEL. (H Roth- 
 
 fus propr), " 
 
 NORTON HOUSE, (H B Oatman 
 
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 O'Neal B. 
 Oregon Hotel, 
 
 PORTLAND HOUSE, (P A Turk 
 
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 Prescott House, 
 Quimby P W, 
 RICHMOND HOUSR (P McFeely 
 
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 Salzer J ft Bro, •• 
 
 Schade Jno, " 
 
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 SMITri & YOUNG, (Occicfental), " 
 Sohm Sisters, '• 
 
 Stark J R, " 
 
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 WnXAHETTE HOTEL, (Jno 
 
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 Knapp Mrs R, Port Orford 
 
 William Winsor, 
 Hardman Jos, 
 Mack J W, 
 Circle Wm, 
 Colver Amos, 
 Dibbee John, 
 Dempsey J J, 
 
 COSMOFOUTAN HOTEL, 
 
 Champagne propr), 
 
 VEIROFOUTAN HOTEL, (W L 
 
 Button propr), 
 
 EOSEBTTBO HOTEL, (M A Canea 
 
 propr), " 
 
 Frisco J, Rye Valley 
 
 CHEMEEETA HOTEL. (S F Math- 
 ews propr), Salem 
 
 Commercial Hotel, (Wesley Graves 
 propr), " 
 
 Marquardt & Kattazzi, 
 
 Alexander M, 
 
 Prairie City 
 Prineville 
 
 Rainier 
 Rickreal 
 
 (A E 
 Roseburg 
 
 Scio 
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 Scottsliurg 
 
 Silverton 
 
 Sheridan 
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 Skipanon 
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 Sodaville 
 
 Sparta 
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 StJIelens 
 
 St Joseph 
 
 Stayton 
 
 Sublimity 
 
 Sumner 
 
 Summcrville 
 
 Summit 
 
 Sweet Home 
 
 Tangent 
 
 COX JORDAN. (Dalles Housed 
 
 The Dalles 
 Hanley & Sinnott, " 
 
 KISS LOUIS, (Pioneer), 
 
 Nicholas T T, •• 
 
 SMITH THOMAS, (Cosmopolitan), " 
 
 Bilyeu Peter, 
 Lyons D J, 
 Schlader F H, 
 Falkncr A B, 
 McMillen Mrs A, 
 McGuire C A, 
 Wirt A C, 
 Foote D P, 
 Gaylford 0, 
 Lloyd Mrs R A, 
 Blakesley A H, 
 Meeker Wm, 
 Dunn B W, 
 Richardson A J, 
 Haupert M, 
 Bunnell Edward, 
 Hamilton A N, 
 Crain Geo L, 
 Moss M G, 
 Hickman Martin, 
 
 ICE. 
 
 Harris, Salmon & Co, 
 
 Portland 
 
 Knight S D, 
 Steel Wm, 
 
 Horn David, (Union), 
 Wilson Mrs, 
 Chancey A* 
 Moore D F, 
 Wimer W J, 
 Bentley J A, 
 Hartman J A, 
 HiU F R, 
 Knight J L, 
 Wilder J L, 
 
 Turner 
 II 
 
 Umatilla 
 II 
 
 ' Union 
 II 
 
 Waldo 
 
 Waterloo 
 
 Weston 
 
 Wilbur 
 
 Wilderville 
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 INSURANCE AGENTS. 
 
 Burkhart & Chapman, Albany 
 
 Powell J C, " 
 
 CASE I W, Astoria 
 
 HOLDENEC. 
 
 PARKER W\V, 
 
 Beckwith H R, Cornelius 
 
 CHENOWETH & JOHNSON, 
 
 Corvallis 
 Wren & Holgate, " 
 
 McLeod A L, * • Dilley 
 
 SAYLOR A L, Dayton 
 
 Matlock T J, East Portland 
 
 Matlock & Kirk, 
 
 HOVEY &HTJMPHREY,Eugene City 
 Thompson & Bean, " 
 
 WALTON JOSHUA J. 
 
 SMITH & BRADFIELD, Harrisburgh 
 
 CAUFIELD C H, Oregon City 
 
 CROSS H E, 
 
 EASTMAN E S, 
 
 Buchmnn J & Bro, Portland 
 
 Boyd H& Son, " 
 
 BROWN WF, 
 
 Bush D B, 
 
 COFRANJWG, 
 
 Caldwell W S, 
 
 COVALT A B, (Pacific Mutual Life 
 of Culifornia), ' 
 
 Gamlwll A N, 
 Gar rctson N W, • 
 
 HEWETT H & CO, 
 
 LownsdaleJ PO, 
 
 PARRISH & CORNELL, (real es 
 
 tate). 
 Price C W, 
 
 SCHUYLER FKHiTP C, 
 STORY GEO L, (manager Home 
 
 Mutual of California), " 
 
 WEBB GEO A, (Commercial Union 
 
 Assurance Co), " 
 
 Woodward & Connell. " 
 
 Cox & Wheeler, Salem 
 
 GILBERT BROS, 
 JONES &FATTERSON, 
 
 Abrams W R, The Dalles 
 
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 Portland 
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 Eastland Robt, 
 
 TURLAYBB, 
 
 Evans W G, 
 Lightf oot S G, 
 
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 Astoria 
 
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 Oregon. 
 
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 HEME WAT A, 
 
 Pinkham L, > 
 
 Matlock T J, „ 
 
 Tucker J M, 
 Beckley Simpson, 
 McCloskeySJ, 
 
 ISHAMOW, 
 
 Clark Newton, 
 Pipe ML, 
 Buffer JH, 
 Staata I, 
 
 EODT ISBAELF, 
 
 Johnson W, 
 Bender E, 
 Wilbur A C, 
 
 THORNTON JEFTHA, 
 
 Bybee li E, 
 Davis H W, 
 
 PHELPS S, 
 
 Wiley J R, 
 Coffey James, 
 Humphries S H, 
 Colman D C, 
 
 MICHELLJOHN, 
 
 KOONTSJASH, 
 
 WINEEWJ, 
 
 Cresswell 
 
 Crow 
 
 Eagle Point 
 
 East Portland 
 
 Elk Flat 
 
 Elktou 
 
 Gravel Ford 
 
 Harrisburgh 
 
 Hood River 
 
 Independence 
 
 Jacksonville 
 
 Lewisville 
 
 Little Elk 
 
 Miller's Station 
 
 Myrtle Point 
 
 Norton 
 
 Oak Creek 
 
 Portland 
 
 Salem 
 
 SchoU's Ferry 
 
 Sheridan 
 
 The Dalles 
 
 Umatilla 
 
 Waldo 
 
 LAUNDRIES. 
 
 DANOUENOEB MES M, (Paris- 
 ian), Portland 
 HOLMES .TNO, (American), " 
 Patterson C M, " 
 
 LEATHER AND SHOE FIND- 
 INGS. 
 
 Oregon Leather Manufuring Co.Portland 
 Strowbr idge J A, (wholesale), " 
 
 WHITCOMB L H & CO, The Dalles 
 
 LIQUORS-RETAIL. 
 
 (See also Groceries; also Hotels; also Res- 
 taurants; alsa Liquors — Wholesale). 
 
 Baumgart M, 
 
 OILMOUR JA, 
 
 HoukC, 
 Merrick J M, 
 Ries &, Cunningham, 
 Rigby Frank, 
 
 ROilNSON GEO, 
 SORBIN J E, , 
 
 VoightW, 
 WellerGeo, ., 
 
 James R S, 
 Thufber C, 
 
 EARTH ft METER, 
 
 Bieloh A, 
 Bock W. 
 
 BORCHERS J T, 
 
 Albany 
 
 Amity 
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 Aitoria 
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 Corwin S, 
 
 DANIELSONA, 
 
 FOSTER I, 
 
 Malot L, 
 
 Marion R R, 
 
 Mattison P, 
 
 RiesP, 
 
 Ross G, 
 
 Smith J, . 
 
 Sovey 0, . • , 
 
 Sterns J, ' 
 
 Turner H, 
 
 Wagner M, 
 
 Wieman N, 
 
 WILHELMP, 
 
 Dill Frederick, 
 
 Glisan FT, 
 
 McGovern P, 
 
 Pfaiffeuberger & Walker, 
 
 Ross John P, 
 
 Sparks & Secord, 
 
 Merwin E & Co, 
 
 Cone P J, 
 
 Whitman N, 
 
 Roberts — , 
 
 Powers J C, 
 
 Taylor E F, 
 
 Swaggart B T, , 
 
 Lewis E V, 
 
 Curtis W R, 
 
 Dresher N, 
 
 Curtis W R, 
 
 Bohncr Fred, 
 
 Jones B D, 
 
 Watson & Co, 
 
 Meeser J P, 
 
 Powers Pat, 
 
 ALBRECHT WM. 
 
 Baker K F, 
 Hudson R J, 
 Powers Cyras, 
 Baber R L, 
 Foss ft Grayson, 
 
 RICHARDSONHW&OO. 
 
 Rossner Adam, 
 Allen W, 
 Anlauff' Herman, 
 De Boest Jno, 
 Fay John, 
 Files J C, 
 Lope Adam, 
 Robinson ft Bayers, 
 Sayers Geo, 
 Went John, 
 Walker J G ft Co, 
 Blanagan J, 
 Kiley J S, 
 Knowles ft Floyd, 
 Riehart R, 
 Riley J R, 
 Sprague E W, 
 Zigler L H, 
 
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 Butteville 
 
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 Clarksville 
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 Coos City 
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 Coquille 
 Cornelius 
 Corvallis 
 
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 BODES C. 
 
 McClaren James, 
 Gies Chaa, 
 Dan D F, 
 Eeid & Nelson, 
 Varrelman P, 
 Matt Joe, 
 Seeuin Louis, 
 Smlins J J, 
 Tbibendeau O, 
 John son W m B, 
 
 BROWN LOUIS, 
 
 TALLEYWM, 
 
 Kathan W, 
 Matterson & Bro, 
 Swaegart G W, 
 McKINNEYC, 
 
 Strasser L, 
 
 WILEY E E, 
 
 Corum Henry, 
 
 Taylor Geo, 
 
 Beans H C, 
 
 COOPER & JOHNSON, 
 
 WALLACE W, 
 
 Lindsey & Barnhart, 
 
 Dillon M, 
 
 OROB & IJLRICH, 
 
 Jones S P, 
 
 NOLAND & HcDANIEL, 
 FAPEH, 
 
 Savaae C W, 
 
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 Williams & Griswold, Junction City 
 
 Pair Grounds 
 
 Gardiner 
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 Glencoe 
 Harrisburgh 
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 Heppner 
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 Hillsborough 
 
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 Howard 
 
 Hubbard 
 
 Independence 
 
 Island City 
 
 Jacksonville 
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 II 
 II 
 
 Iluges James, 
 Anderson G, 
 
 MARTIN F B, 
 
 Churchill C, 
 E.ied W H, 
 Devereaux J, 
 Bear Jno, 
 Haywood E, 
 Reichart Wm, 
 Stora Jno, 
 Ward A; Shingle, 
 Caswell & Willis, 
 Coswoll J, 
 Feker M, 
 Kreguer H, 
 Lewis I, 
 Collin Geo, 
 Landerking ft Son, 
 Wilhelm A, 
 Williams Adam, 
 Stevenson & Yocum, 
 Border W A, 
 Burke J, 
 Williams E, 
 Blackwood W H, 
 
 ROBERTS N, 
 
 Stenger L, 
 
 COPLAND E J. 
 
 Howard & Hotcokiss, 
 Mahoney J H, 
 
 Oregon Citj 
 
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 Parkersburg 
 
 Pendleton 
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 Perrydale 
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 Phoenix 
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 Pilot Rock 
 
 Portland 
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 II 
 II 
 II 
 
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 II 
 II 
 
 Korby 
 
 Lafayette 
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 La Grande 
 
 Lebanon 
 
 Malheur 
 
 Marshtield 
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 McMinnville 
 
 Milton 
 II 
 
 Molalla 
 Monroe City 
 
 Myrne Creek 
 
 Myrtle Point 
 11 
 
 Newport 
 North Canyonville 
 
 Oakland 
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 Frembath H, 
 Gilbish John, 
 Greep F C, 
 Mayhew C F, 
 McDonald J S, 
 Trumboth J, 
 Zauner C, 
 Leneve Geo, 
 Disosway & Sanford, 
 Jacobson A, 
 Butler J R, 
 Gentry Henry, 
 Burns F, 
 
 Hackett & Smith, 
 Stewart Dick T, .. 
 Anderson & Co, '• 
 Andritschke C R, 
 ANOEL BERNARD, 
 
 BACHMAN LOTJIS, 
 
 Berlin LB, 
 BogpsN, 
 Boyd J H, 
 
 BRENCKLE L, 
 
 Brooks & Lamott, 
 Buck & Co, 
 Burdin Wm, 
 
 BURCHARDT C A, (wines). 
 Cook Wm B, 
 COOKE MARY, 
 
 Dale & Vernon, 
 
 Do Boest Jno, East Portland 
 
 DIEDREK'SS & BUODAHL, 
 
 Portland 
 Duvcrnoy F X, " 
 
 Dyer M, 
 ENGEL BERNARD, 
 
 EPPINGER LOUIS, ("The Bu- 
 
 rea' i ) 
 Esser P, . 
 
 Fcurer L, 
 Finnigan Jno, 
 
 Fleckcnstein & Mayer, (wholesale), 
 Foster D B, 
 FRANZ G, 
 
 Fraser A, " 
 
 Gerdes Richard, 
 Geyer Charlie, 
 Girard & Hamel, 
 Graton & La Rocquc, 
 
 HARRINGTON F B, 
 
 HaydonTD, 
 Heimann J, 
 Hohin F. 
 
 HOTAUNG A P & CO, (whole 
 
 sale), 
 
 JORDAN & DUETSCH, 
 
 Kettlcr H, 
 
 Knoll Richard, 
 
 La (irand A, 
 
 LANKEN J VON & F WILDI, " 
 
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 Westacott L, « 
 
 
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 Kays D, Stayton 
 
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 Berliager B, Sublimity 
 
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 Hudson Joseph, Sumner 
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 Kacjieuberger L, 
 
 
 Allen Geo, The Dalles 
 
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 Baldwia Tim, '♦ 
 
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 Bonzey D K, «' 
 
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 Kottner Jno, 
 
 
 Campbell John, " 
 
 Ryan D S, 
 
 
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 Sclienok C S, 
 
 
 CLERISH HENRT, 
 
 Schmeer Jno, 
 
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 CROSSHAN & FERDINAND, " 
 
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 SCHMTTZ WM, 
 
 Schramm Chas, 
 
 
 Durt- & Marshall, 
 EARL ROBT. 
 
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 Schumau & Botefuhr, 
 
 
 GROENNINGER HENRT, 
 
 
 SHORTELL ROBT. 
 
 
 Hartman W, 
 
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 8mith M, 
 
 
 Hill Ed, , " 
 
 
 TAYLOR JOSEPH, 
 
 
 Korten B, " 
 
 Thompson H L, 
 
 
 MERWm H D, 
 
 TROEGER H. 
 
 
 Peters F, 
 
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 Varwig H, 
 
 
 Potter & Kerrison, " 
 
 
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 Rickman & Vaio, " 
 
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 Wicks Ed, 
 
 ZELLIR W, 
 
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 Carmen Asa, Port Orford 
 Flageollet Frank Prairie City 
 Glaze T H, Prineville 
 Graham R, 
 
 Forbes J M, Rainier 
 Silva Joseph, " 
 BEATH GEO A, (Esmaralda;, 
 
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 WISEMAN GW, 
 
 Hamilton P, Turner 
 
 Jack A R, - Umatilla 
 
 Theodore D, " 
 
 Himillard E, Union 
 
 Washburn S N, 
 
 Tomliiison C C, Utter City 
 
 Bryan F, Waldo 
 
 Caton & Son, ' 
 
 Vandeveuer Samuel, Weatherby 
 
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 McCiung C B, Wilder villa 
 Lsrcher John, *' Williamina 
 
 HAUKS J D. 
 
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 Berry James, 
 
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 MARX ft JORGENSEN, 
 
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 Adolph S & Co, 
 
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 Van Schuyver W J, " 
 
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 Dickinson Jas, 
 
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 CLA8BIFIRD. 
 
 MAC 
 
 359t 
 
 LITHOGRAPHERS. 
 
 NILES & BEEBE, Portland 
 
 LIVERY STABLES. 
 
 (See also Feed Stables.) 
 
 Robison Bros, Amity 
 
 FHULIFS H F, Ashland 
 
 Giier & Kellogg, Baker City 
 McDaniels D P, 
 
 Jack F M, Brownsville 
 
 Newman & Vinson, Butter Creek 
 
 Caldwell C M, Canyonville 
 
 Coppock & Adams, Cedterville 
 
 Buck R E, Coquille 
 
 Egliii J ^I (feed and sale), Corvallis 
 
 Kin'f Solomon, " 
 SIMMONS R a (I 3d and sale), " 
 
 Costou HA, • Coos City 
 
 Jar vis & Laird, ' 
 McLaughlin D J 
 
 BurusDN, Dallas 
 Ford Robert, 
 
 LOGAN & HASH, Dayton 
 
 Hill Bros, (feed and sale), East Portland 
 
 Logan F L, (feed and sale), " 
 
 POWELL JAMES, 
 
 Getty R W, Empire City 
 
 Bellew A, ' Eugene City 
 
 TITUS S M. 
 
 Smith D, Franklin 
 
 Cooley J H, Gervais 
 
 Thompson J acob, Halsey 
 
 Holt B R, (feed and sale), Harrisburgh 
 
 LAUGHLIN C, Hillsborough 
 
 McKINNEY C V, 
 
 Cooper J S, Independence 
 
 SLOPER G W& J N, 
 
 Cardwell J A & Son, Jacksonville 
 
 Manning J W, 
 
 Plymale W J, 
 Baughman W H, 
 (irnzer Jacob, 
 Ladd J, 
 
 Burkhart &, Bilyeu, 
 Bogne J S, 
 
 HENDERSON W G, 
 
 Dustan John, 
 Border W A, 
 Hi . E O, 
 Levens H C, 
 Young A C, 
 Bowman J W, 
 Wright David, 
 Ltiue & Hyde, 
 Fletcher Eli, 
 Stewart D I, 
 Akers Wm, 
 Bacon C P, 
 Carroll & Hubbcll, 
 
 GODDARD ft FRAZIER, 
 
 Southworth D C, 
 
 Junction City 
 
 Lafayette 
 
 La Grandt' 
 
 Ijebanon 
 
 Lewisville 
 
 McMinnville 
 
 Milton 
 
 Myrtle Point 
 
 North Canyonville 
 
 it 
 
 Oaklanil 
 
 Pendleton 
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 Phociiix 
 
 Pilot Rock 
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 Portland 
 
 Portland 
 
 Westfall J, 
 
 Woodward & Magoon, 
 
 BRET JULES L Prairie City 
 
 Nickelson & Hamilton, Prineville 
 
 CARLON JOS W, (feed and sale), 
 
 Roseburg, 
 Carlon Wm J, (feed and sale), " 
 
 Durbin & Smith, Salem 
 
 Fisher G, " 
 
 Palmer P P, Scottsburg 
 
 Faulconer A B, Sheridan 
 
 McKune R, 
 McRowe R, 
 Myers H & Co, Snmmerville 
 
 Bird J, The Dalles 
 
 Grimes E, " 
 
 HOOD R B, (feed and sale), 
 Williams & Marchbinks, 
 Smith P O & S S, 
 Stanfield R N, 
 Benson F, ' 
 
 WIMER W J. 
 
 Morris Charles, 
 Wood Henry, 
 
 LODGINGS. 
 
 Barber M, v Portland 
 
 Erway M, " 
 
 Georwe Mrs, " 
 
 HAYNE JOSEPH B, (Central), " 
 
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 Turner 
 
 Umatilla 
 
 Union 
 
 Waldo 
 
 Weston 
 
 LUMBER. 
 
 Ffume G W, 
 Btiwen J, 
 Hare E, 
 Meekum I, 
 S warts R L, 
 Rigdon & Waterman, 
 Kuapp A J, 
 Evans T, 
 Eiies Richard, 
 Eiios D, 
 
 Watson k Iiuhrs, 
 Hogtie H A, 
 ■lones J H & Co, 
 
 NORTHRUP E J &.C0, 
 
 rias;e and wagon material), 
 
 BLANCHARD DEAN, 
 
 Conxstock J J, 
 Capital Lumber Co, 
 Remington M D L, 
 
 Astoria 
 
 Baker City 
 
 Bandon 
 
 Howell Prairie 
 
 Jefferson 
 
 Knappa 
 
 Long Tom 
 
 Perrydale 
 
 Philomath 
 
 Pilot Rock 
 
 Portland 
 
 (car- 
 te 
 
 Rainier 
 
 Roseburg 
 
 Salem 
 
 Woodburn 
 
 MACHINISTS. 
 
 (See also Foundries; also. Gun and 
 
 Locksmiths.) 
 
 Fox J, Astoria 
 
 Rodgers M, '* 
 
 Hartmann John, Portland 
 Hildreth A T, 
 
 Lyno Geo E, Springfield 
 
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 MARBLE WORKS. 
 
 MORGAN & KEEK. 
 STAIOEB BROS, 
 
 Busaell J H, 
 STEWART J, 
 MILLER I A. 
 
 Farrell P H, 
 
 Belbock Bros, (statuary) 
 
 Albany 
 << 
 
 Ashland 
 Astoria 
 Corvaliis 
 Eugene City 
 Portland 
 Chalmers & Holmes, (marble and 
 stone works), " 
 
 HARKINS & PATTERSON, " 
 
 Merges & Vespel, " 
 
 Young Wm, ... 
 
 Breckenridge B, Eoseburg 
 
 McDonald J A, f' Salem 
 
 STAIGERWM, 
 
 MATCH FACTORIES. 
 
 Bond Wm & Co, 
 
 Portl.i id 
 
 MEAT MARKETS. 
 
 Horlacher & Gates, 
 Shephard J, 
 Morrow & Harris, 
 Harris, Niel & Co, 
 
 BERGMAN & BERRY. 
 
 Buchel C, 
 
 Sherman & Murphy, 
 Warren & Eaton, 
 Weller & Henry, 
 Anglais L, 
 Jacks E W, 
 Darrh & Levins, 
 Pherson A M, 
 Horswill Ered, 
 Baesen Nick, 
 
 LEWIS & HULTZ, 
 TAYLOR & SON, 
 
 Hubbard F K & Co, 
 Neppach J, 
 Struoe Gus, 
 
 TWIG ROBERT. 
 
 Wade & Bradley, 
 Wheeler C H, 
 Durant W, 
 Luse H H, 
 Morse D, 
 Whitney H T, 
 Miller & McComach, 
 Pennington B C, 
 
 SAFPINGTON & CO, 
 
 Williams Jno, 
 Taylor & Karster, 
 Pearl J A, 
 Hyde Marion, 
 Smith W K, 
 
 SEGERS & HENGG, 
 
 Assal A, 
 Singer F W & F, 
 
 FICKN. 
 
 Albany 
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 Ashland 
 
 Astoria 
 
 Baker City 
 
 Bandon 
 
 Brownsv'Ue 
 
 Cascade Locks 
 
 Clarksville 
 
 Coos City 
 
 Corvaliis 
 
 Dallas 
 East Portland 
 
 Eugene City 
 Empire City 
 
 Eugene City 
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 Forest Grove 
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 Halsey 
 
 Harrisburgli 
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 Hillsborough 
 Independence 
 
 Jacksonville 
 
 Orth Jno, 
 Lynes David, 
 Mattey J T, 
 Foster T H, . 
 Houk & Son, 
 EUmaker Levi, 
 Holland D, 
 Timmerman F, 
 Whitney H P, 
 GARRISON W J, 
 
 Bichie Bros, 
 
 Starr & Lewis, (butchers), Monroe City 
 Herman C M, Myrtle Point 
 
 Stacy JL,_ North Canyonville 
 
 Jacksonville 
 
 Jefferson 
 
 Lafayette 
 
 La Grande 
 
 Lebanon 
 
 Long Tom 
 
 Marshfield 
 
 McMinnville 
 Milton 
 
 Oakland 
 Oregon City 
 
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 Perrydale 
 
 Philomath 
 
 Pilot Rock 
 
 Portland 
 
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 FRASER W S, 
 
 Albright & Logus, 
 Logus Chos, 
 Morriss & Farr, 
 Despuiu Jeremiah, 
 Sturm Chas, 
 McCarty Thos, 
 McLain & Boon, 
 Fletcher Wm H, (butcher), 
 Arnold L, 
 
 BALDWIN WM, 
 BROWN & TODD, 
 
 Burehard A D, 
 
 Burkhard & Spauldiug, (packers). 
 
 Cooper G, 
 
 Haley J B, 
 
 HOliFMAN C R, 
 
 Isaac S, 
 
 JOHNSON A R, 
 KELLER JOHN A. 
 KELLER J S, 
 
 Krengle Chas, 
 
 MARSHALL W H & CO, 
 
 May Bros, 
 
 Murtha & Popworth, 
 O'Shea Bros, 
 Been Danl, 
 Roessler A, 
 
 ROHR C M, 
 SCHERNER HI, 
 SCHLOTH CHAS, 
 SCOTT C C, 
 
 Wagner M, 
 Watkins Henry, 
 
 WOODDHB, 
 
 Ford & Brodie, 
 Bitzer J, 
 McGregor L, 
 
 BEWLEY & LA FORE, Salem 
 LAUGHEAD & WILLIAMS, " 
 SMITH & MILLICAN, 
 
 West J, 
 
 Faulconer T N, (butcher), Sheridan 
 
 Cannon Bros, Silverton 
 
 Sutherland & Crow, Summer ville 
 
 Dickerson J B, The Dalles 
 
 Smith & Edgar, " 
 
 Wigle & Jackson, " 
 
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 Derby H A, 
 Alfred Mrs M E 
 Foster & Fergus 
 Smith Miss E, 
 Hodes Mrs C, 
 Kelley Mra J, 
 Kuight Mrs E A 
 Mason Mrs J, 
 Myer Mary C, 
 
 HILL MRS M 
 
 Russ Mra M A, 
 Jackson Mrs M 
 McFarlandft Bi 
 White Mrs, 
 Barton Sarah M 
 Hughbanks Mrs 
 Curtis Misses, 
 Ferrier Mrs A E 
 Warren Wm, 
 Waller E C, 
 Berry Mrs I W, 
 Card well Misses 
 Prim Mrs P P, 
 Dixon Mrs L A, 
 Massh alder Miss 
 Sanderson Mrs I 
 Warren Mra E S 
 Williams & Thou 
 Brigham P E, 
 Lemmou Mrs J 
 Lerch Miss S, 
 COMPTON TL^ 
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 Millican Wm, 
 Bridgeford Mrs 
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 Cornelius Mrs V"| 
 Eaton Mra J B, 
 
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 DUNN B G & CO, Portland 
 
 MERCHANT TAILORS. 
 
 (See Tailors.) 
 
 MILLINERS. 
 
 Blevins & Powell, Albany 
 
 MARTIN MRS A E, 
 
 Parks Mrs O L, " 
 Parrish Mrs L, 
 
 Anderaon L, Ashland 
 
 Derby H A, Astoria 
 
 Alfred Mrs M E, Baker City 
 
 Foster & Ferguson, " 
 
 Smith Misa E, Bandon 
 
 Hodea Mrs 0, Brownsville 
 
 Kelley Mrs J, Corvallis 
 Knight Mrs E A, 
 
 Mason Mrs J, " 
 
 Myer Mary C, Dallas 
 
 HILL MRS MARY, Dayton 
 
 Ituss Mrs M A, East Portland 
 
 Jackson Mrs M M, Eugene City 
 
 McFarlaud & Bryson, " 
 
 White Mrs, Gervais 
 
 Barton Sarah Miss, Halscy 
 
 Hughbanks Mrs M, " 
 
 Curtis Misses, Harrisburgh 
 
 Ferrier Mrs A E, '* 
 
 Warren Wm, Heppnor 
 
 Waller E C, Independence 
 
 Berry Mrs I W, Jacksonville 
 
 Cardwell Misses D & M, " 
 
 Prim Mrs P P, " 
 
 Dixon Mrs L A, Lafayette 
 
 Masshalder Miss Mahala, Lebanon 
 
 Sanderson Mrs N, Myrtle Creek 
 
 Warren Mrs E S, Oregon City 
 Williams &. Thompson Misses.Philoraath 
 
 Brigham P E, Portland 
 
 Lemmon Mrs J W, " 
 
 Lerch Miss S, " 
 
 COMPTON MRS A W Roseburp 
 
 CANN MRS T H. Salem 
 Cross Mrs CM, 
 Millican Wm, 
 
 Bridgeford Mrs M J, Scio 
 
 McMillan Mrs, , Silver ton 
 
 Wiawell Mrs 0, The Dalles 
 
 Cornelius Mrs V H, Turner 
 
 Eaton Mrs J B, Union 
 
 MILLS. 
 
 (See Flour Mills; also Planing Mills; also 
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 MUSIC AND MUSICAL IN- 
 STRUMENTS. 
 
 St Louis Chas, Baker City 
 
 Gilbert Miss Helen, Lebanon 
 
 BARTSCH A, Portland 
 
 Cook E, 
 
 KINROSS W H, (Oregon Conserva- 
 tory of Music), " 
 
 MORSE C C & CO, 
 
 PRENTICE DW, 
 
 PRENTICE D W & CO, 
 
 ROBBINS & TATES. 
 
 Siiisheimer H, " 
 
 LANOENBERGBROS, Roseburg 
 
 Gardner 1 W, Salem 
 
 NEWS AGENTS. 
 
 (See also Books and Stationery.) 
 
 Bishop Chas, 
 
 BROWN M A. 
 PALMER WE, 
 
 Nolan M T, 
 
 Corvallis 
 
 Scottsburg 
 The Dalles 
 
 NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 "ALBANY HERALD," (Pattinger. 
 Barnes & Steel proprs), Albany 
 
 "STATE RIGHT DEMOCRAT," 
 
 (M V Brown propr), " 
 
 "DAILY ASTORIAN," (D C Ire- 
 land propr), Astoria 
 
 "BEDROCK DEMOCRAT," (J M 
 
 Shepherd & Co pute), Baker City 
 
 ••BENTON COUNTY BLADE," 
 
 (Chas L Mo3her & Co, ) Corvallis 
 
 "CORVALLIS GAZETTE," (W B 
 
 Carter propr,) " 
 
 Good Geo E, Dallas 
 
 "THE ITEMIZER," (Geo E Good ^ 
 
 "oSIaON STATE JOURNAL." 
 
 (Goo S Kinoaid), Eugene City 
 
 "VINDICATOR," (McGuire & 
 
 Beard pubs), Eaat Portland 
 
 "RIVER SIDE," (Quivey & Waller 
 
 puljrs), Iiidependence 
 
 "HARRISBURGH CURRIER,"(J 
 
 M Allison propr), Harrisburgh 
 
 "WASHINGTON CO INDEPEN- 
 DENT," (H B Luce editor), 
 
 Hillsborough 
 
 "LAFAYETTE COURIER," (Sny- 
 
 der Bros proprs), Lafayette 
 
 Snyder Al (editor of "Courier"), " 
 
 "LA GRANDE GAZETTE," (H K 
 
 Ilimes pub), La Grande 
 
 "DEMOCRATIC TIMES," (C 
 
 Nickell propi'), Jacksonville 
 
 "OREGON I^TINEL," (Krause 
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 "Messenger Publishing Co," Monmouth 
 
 "CLACKAMAS DEMOCBAT," (J 
 
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 "OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE," 
 
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 "EAST OREGONIAN," Pendleton 
 
 "PHIIOMATH CRUCIBLE,"(Rev 
 
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 "Catholic Sentinel," (L M McCor- 
 mick pub), Portland 
 
 "COMMiltCIAL REPORTER," 
 
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 "DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG," (C A 
 
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 "EVENING TELEGRAM," (W 
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 "JOURNAL OF EDUCATION," 
 
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 "Oregon Fanner," (W L Eppinger 
 
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 "Oregon Literary Videttc," (E O 
 
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 "Oregonian," (H L Pittock business 
 
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 "Pacific Christian Advocate," (Rev J 
 
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 'Tortland Bee," (D H Stearns & Co 
 
 pubs), " 
 
 "RESOURCES OF OREGON AND 
 
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 editor), . " 
 
 "RURAL SPIRIT," (W W Baker 
 
 editor), " 
 
 "STANDARD," (A Noltucr pub), " 
 
 "SUNDAY MERCURY," (W Moss 
 
 & Co pubs), " 
 
 "SUNDAY WELCOME," (Atkin- 
 son & Parish pubs), " 
 Swannick T F. (advtg agt), " 
 "WEST SHORE," (L Samuel pubr)," 
 "Willamette Farmer, "(Clark & Craig 
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 "DOUGLAS INDEI»ENDENT," 
 
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 "PLAIN DEALER," (WHByars 
 
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 "WESTERN STAR," (Chas L Mos- 
 
 her & Co proprti ) , " 
 
 'DAILY TALK/' (Frank Conover 
 
 & Co proprp), Salem 
 
 "OREGONSTATESMAN," (Odell, 
 
 Dorris & Watts proprs), " 
 
 "Inland Empire," (Thoa B Merry 
 
 propr), The Dalles 
 
 "Mountaineer," (W M Hand pub), " 
 "Mountain Sentinel," (McComas & 
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 NOTARIES PUBLIC. 
 
 HACKLEMAN T_P, Albany 
 
 HEWITT & HAVEN, 
 
 Humphrey & Wolverton, " 
 
 flinn & chamberlain, 
 mont;anylh, 
 
 Weatherford & Blackburn, " 
 
 Springer B H, Amity 
 
 Smith Thos, Auburn 
 
 RUGE CHAS, Aurora Mills 
 
 Taylor F J, Astoria 
 
 Bailey D W, Baker City 
 Bull MP, 
 
 Coffey John J, '• 
 
 HydeTC, <« 
 
 Shiiin J H, «i 
 
 Reynolns Edwin N, " 
 
 DICKSON N, Ballsville 
 
 HAMILTON A J, Beaverton 
 
 Evans W G, Brooks 
 
 GALBRAITH J P, Brownsville 
 
 Knisely (Jeorge, Canyonville 
 
 COOK W T, Centervillo 
 
 WILLIAMS C A, Dufur 
 
 Prettyman W D, East Portland 
 
 Beckley Simpson, Elkton 
 
 Winchester T D, Empire City 
 
 Brown J, Eugene City 
 
 Dorris Geo B, " 
 
 Thompson & Bean, " 
 
 Tilsou J T, (irrove Spring 
 
 Hoffinan VVm, (conveyancer), 
 
 Jacksonville 
 KentTB, 
 
 MilUoni F A, Junction City 
 
 Fenton W D, , Lafayette 
 
 McComas E S, La Grande 
 
 HARDING S F, McMinnville 
 
 RENFREW P C, McKenzie Bridge 
 BENDER EDWARD, Myrtle Point 
 
 MELVIN M M, Norfolk 
 
 Webb H P, North Canyonville 
 
 CAUFIELD C H, Oregon City 
 
 Bailey (J \V, Pendleton 
 
 ADAMS W H, Portland 
 
 REAL C, \ " 
 
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 DolandWP, .. 
 
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 Johnson W C, 
 
 Ixiwnsdale J P 0, - " 
 
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 Salem 
 
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 Shcridaii 
 
 Sparta 
 
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 Umatilla 
 
 Wcatou 
 
 Astoria 
 
 Strong F R, 
 
 WHITE EUGENE D, 
 WOOD T A, 
 
 Holman ii O, 
 Nowcomb R, 
 
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 Buruett G H, 
 Downo E J, 
 
 HAMMER SETHB, 
 
 H.)lmo« W H, 
 Lord VV P, 
 MAOERS J E, 
 SXRATTONJA. 
 SUHOLLEY OTTO, 
 
 Mayer HF. 
 RoiB W VV. 
 Abrama W R, 
 Condon J B, 
 Multeson F S, 
 Stantield R N, 
 Baskett R H. 
 Knox S V, 
 Steel R A, 
 
 NOTIONS. 
 
 Hamburger H, 
 
 MAY CM, 
 
 K'juyoii .Ino, Marshfield 
 
 OHOLSON JNO F, Miltan 
 
 Bacon J M, Oregon City 
 
 HIRSTEL CHAS & CO, (whole 
 
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 MORRIS MRS L, 
 
 AITKEN & FARNHAM, Salem 
 
 BELTBF, 
 
 GRIFFIN £ A, The Dalles 
 
 Levy J, 
 
 NURSERYMEN, SEEDSMEN, 
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 JOHN GEO S, Dilloy 
 
 Noyea J L, Myrtle Point 
 
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 HiCSENEY & BENO, 
 HANSON H, 
 
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 Dickson O, Salem 
 
 Sottlemier J H, Woodburn 
 
 OFFICERS. 
 
 (See County Officers; also State Officers; 
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 OYSTER SALOONS. 
 
 (See Restaurants.) 
 
 PAINTERS. 
 
 (See also Paints, Oils, Glass, etc.) 
 
 WHITINQJF, 
 
 KrosolF, 
 Ross D, 
 Allen O S, 
 
 Albany 
 
 Astoria 
 II 
 
 Beaverton 
 
 Corvallis 
 
 Dexter 
 
 Eagle Creek 
 
 East Portland 
 
 Eugene City 
 
 Gervais 
 
 Hillsborough 
 
 Jacksonville 
 
 La Grandii 
 
 McMinuville 
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 Oakland 
 
 North Canyoiiville 
 
 Oregon City 
 
 Peoria 
 
 Portland 
 
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 Doviiie R J, 
 Doviue & Gard, 
 Bullock S, 
 BRIGHT J L, 
 RHINEHART J B, 
 
 Stevens B P, 
 
 AXTELLGW. 
 
 Carter J L & Son, 
 Webb G W, 
 Howard H B, 
 Siiolling G V, 
 Ackley J K, 
 Harvey C, 
 Shepherd J H, 
 Van Caron C W, 
 Burger H, 
 
 BERGER WM P, 
 
 and painter), 
 Fimck C, '• 
 
 Grow & Diggles, ^ ' '* 
 
 Joseph A, (i^lazier), " 
 
 Jacobs L (glazier), - " 
 
 KNAPP J B, (aigu and ornamen- 
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 Wilcox J P, 
 
 Starr A E, Prairie City 
 
 FORSYTHE J M, (carriage), Salem 
 Slo it E D, •' 
 
 WARNER & BARKER, 
 SAVAGE S, The Dalles 
 
 Heritage M, Union 
 
 PAINTS. OILS, GLASS, 
 WALL PAPERS, ETC. 
 
 (See alsc Painters, also Druggists.) 
 
 GRADWOHL J, Albany 
 
 HARRIS WM. Brooks 
 
 D.iltoii Wm, East Portland 
 
 KITCHEN J M, Irving Station 
 
 Johnson Hull, Lafayette 
 
 GOGGINS & BEACH, (wholesale), 
 
 Portland 
 FOSTER G S & CO, 
 
 SIMON J & CO, (wholesale), 
 Truborn R D, 
 
 Ekmond & Ames Bros, Silverton 
 
 SAVAGE S, The Dalles 
 
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 Brooks T O, (portrait painter), Astoria 
 Veuner J F, Brownsville 
 
 HESLAP E, Corvallis 
 
 Morrill A. 
 Buss U M. 
 Morrison W F, 
 Jackson A, 
 Winters J A, 
 Sheane B, 
 
 CRAWFOBB J 0. 
 
 Wolley A, 
 Britt Peter, 
 Palmer W P, 
 Border A W, 
 Dodce O, 
 
 CROW SB, 
 
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 Kester C M, 
 Abell F G, 
 
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 DAVIDSON I G, 
 
 Judkins J S, ' 
 
 BUSS H M, 
 
 OaksO, . 
 
 Johnson W P, 
 Shiister H S, 
 
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 East Portland 
 
 Empire City 
 
 Eugene City 
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 Forest Grove 
 
 Harrisburgb 
 
 Hubbard 
 
 Jacksonville 
 
 Milton 
 
 Myrtle Point 
 
 North Canyonvifle 
 
 Linkville 
 
 Oregon City 
 
 Portland 
 
 Roseburg 
 Salem 
 
 G eh res F, 
 Shumaker Leo. 
 
 The Dalles 
 Weston 
 
 PHYSICIANS. 
 
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 Albany 
 
 ALEXANDER W 
 
 Boughton H J, 
 
 Churchill H J, 
 
 Davis J A, 
 
 Kelly C 0, 
 
 Savage B M, 
 
 Soule M B, 
 
 Gocher Dr, 
 
 Sanders A E, 
 
 Baker W D, 
 
 Kinney A C, 
 
 Olliver — , 
 
 Servem J M, 
 
 Graham Thos, 
 
 Atwood J P, 
 
 Boyd J M, 
 
 Hulsey J B, 
 
 Worthington — , (surgeon), Bethel 
 
 Coll E W, (surgeon), Brownsville 
 
 Crawford R H, (surgeon), " 
 
 Starr I W, (surgeon), " 
 
 Smith J M, Buena Vista 
 
 Irvine J H, Centerville 
 
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 Caples C G, Columbia City 
 
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 Alder 
 
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 Astoria 
 
 Auburn 
 Baker City 
 
 Bailey J R, 
 Cauthom F A, 
 Farra G R, 
 Green H, 
 Johnson F A, 
 Lee J B, 
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 Cnnady M, M D, 
 Embree T B V, 
 Gites J K, 
 Smith T F, ■ 
 Kuykendill W, 
 Baker R L, M D, 
 Buck J M, M D, 
 Angell H S, 
 
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 Coley H C, 
 Hawthorne J E, 
 Hutchinson B F, 
 Joscphi S E, 
 Kitchen J M, 
 Nottage G E, 
 Rafferty C H, 
 Royal W W, 
 Smith C B, 
 Smith Mrs S, 
 Mackey T C, M D, 
 Winchester F E, M D, 
 Nicklin A J, 
 Osborne Wm, 
 Ousley Dr, 
 Patterson A W, 
 Sharpels Dr, 
 •Shelton & Harris, 
 Shields J C, . 
 
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 Cusick W A, 
 Flynn M, 
 Johnson \V, 
 Davis H A, 
 Hendrex J F, 
 Mendenhall W F, 
 Williams AV A, 
 Bailey F A, 
 
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 Barrett P J, 
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 Cruse Kate, 
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 Crow 
 
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 East Portland 
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 Eugene City 
 
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 Gravel Ford 
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 Hillsborough 
 
 Hood River 
 
 Howell Prairie 
 
 Indian Valley 
 
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 Jacksonville 
 
 Junction City 
 
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 Morgan D M, 
 EvfuiB Milton, 
 Golden C B, 
 Tower C W, 
 Foley A N, 
 Auger J S, 
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 Thorp W S, 
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 BfRP B> (homoeopathic), 
 
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 Chiselin J T, 
 
 Do Jongh £, (optician), , 
 
 Dickson J, 
 
 Dunning Dr, 
 
 "RATOM F Bi (oculist and aurist), 
 
 Ford B A & A, 
 
 FRASER E P, (surgeon), 
 
 Glass C G, 
 
 Gllsan R, 
 
 Jones E A, 
 
 Jones H E & Wm, 
 
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 Kellogg Geo, 
 
 MoLfSTNAN D H. 
 
 Murray Mrs F M, 
 
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 PnXINOTON J B, (oculist and 
 
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 Rex R G, 
 Ress W H, (oxygen inhalation), 
 
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 Lewisville 
 
 Long Tom 
 
 Marshfield 
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 McKenzie Bridge 
 
 McMinnvilTe 
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 Milton 
 
 Mitchell 
 
 MoluUu 
 
 Myrtle Creek 
 
 Myrtle Point 
 
 New Era 
 
 North Canyonville 
 
 North Yamhill 
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 Oregon City 
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 Pendleton 
 
 Peoria 
 
 Philomath 
 II 
 
 Phoenix 
 
 II 
 
 Pilot Rock 
 
 Pleasant Home 
 
 Portland 
 
 Port Orford 
 Riverside 
 Roseburg 
 
 ROYAL W W, (surgeon), 
 
 SAYLOR W H, 
 
 strong C C, 
 
 TKBISENC, 
 
 Trauner K F, 
 Vandenbergh D P, * 
 Watkins W H, 
 
 WELLS FT, 
 
 WILSON HOLT C, (surgeon), 
 WILSON R R (surgeon), 
 
 YEARGAIN MRS EMILY, (sur 
 
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 Ziegler W C, (eclectic). 
 Von der Green P O, 
 Canari F, 
 Cullender J A, 
 CampMl A P. 
 
 DAVIS R M, 
 
 Hoover G W, 
 
 SCROOGS R G SR, 
 
 Chase E Y, 
 
 Golden T L, 
 
 HALLCH, 
 
 Henderson L, 
 
 Jo3sup S R, 
 
 Magers W B, 
 
 MoAFEE J W, (surgeon), 
 
 Paine F C, 
 
 REYNOLDS J, 
 
 Slielton J C, 
 
 Wade W L, 
 
 Clements E M, 
 
 Morris M B, 
 
 Shore T W, 
 
 Wade W L, 
 
 Cox D W, 
 
 Field John, 
 
 Davis P A, 
 
 Sanford Dr — , 
 
 Thompson Wm, 
 
 Tyler J A, 
 
 Smith A, 
 
 Lebur Wm, 
 
 Share TW, 
 
 Sherwood TO, 
 
 Howell W A, 
 
 DOANE D, (surgeon), 
 
 Hyde E O, 
 
 Logan & Richardson, 
 
 Tternan J P, 
 
 Waters H L, (homoeopathic), 
 
 Cromwell I N, 
 
 Kahler Geo, 
 
 Eagan E P, > v 
 
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 Welsh P, 
 
 Kirkwood — , 
 
 Holton D S, 
 
 Salem 
 
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 Sparta 
 
 Springfield 
 
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 Summerville 
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 Pnrdom E B, 
 
 Albany 
 
 Murston J, 
 
 rortlunil 
 
 MOBSE C C ft CO. 
 BOBBINS ft YATIb, 
 
 
 
 Shanahnn W T, 
 
 
 Volncv V, 
 Wheeler Bros, 
 
 
 
 Bates L S, 
 
 Salem 
 
 PLANING MILLS. 
 
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 BAIN C H ft CO, 
 
 Mcintosh B, 
 Crawford & Fuller, 
 Grininuer Theodore, 
 
 EMMONS W B. 
 
 BuBsett & AUinghum, 
 Douglass L, 
 Brown W S, 
 HoUiday & Co, 
 Bentley John, 
 Corum L M, 
 Enos D, 
 Johnson & Co, 
 Nicolai ft Davidson, 
 Comstock J J, 
 Stapleton H, 
 Shaw & Sims, 
 Kron Chas, 
 Michell Wto, 
 
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 Baker City 
 
 Crawfordsville 
 
 East Portland 
 
 Grove Spring 
 
 Halsey 
 
 Harrisburgh 
 
 Milton 
 
 New Pine Creek 
 
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 Philomath 
 
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 McManns &, Hazlet, " 
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 Johnston & Holden, " 
 
 Varwig Thomas, " 
 
 Mauzey T A, Salem 
 
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 JOSEPH JOSEPH H, Adamaville 
 
 Baymond P H, Albany 
 
 McConnell W B, Alder 
 
 WTTSTROW P V, Alsea 
 
 ABBOTT S H, Alrord 
 
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 Wright N B, Applegatc 
 
 T^.yRTlT.ll. E V B» Arroyo 
 
 Helman A D, Ashland 
 
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 DICKSON N, 
 CHLEMENTS H N, 
 HAMILTON A J, 
 BETTMAN L, 
 
 Shook J, 
 
 HARRIS WM, 
 BROWN H R, 
 LINVILLE Hi 
 
 Vinson John S, 
 Martindule A, 
 
 HINBMAN S M, 
 
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 COOK W T, 
 BOOLEY J J, 
 SPENCER JO, 
 BAUSER L A, 
 ARRINQTON JAS M, 
 
 Gru'ie (i, 
 
 McNUTT R W, 
 
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 Hemeway A, 
 
 SMITH J D. 
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 JOHNS OE 
 WILLIAMS J A, 
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 INLOW F B, 
 KERNS W G, 
 
 Tucker J M, 
 
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 SCHETTER FRED, 
 
 Patterson A S, 
 Dennis H T, 
 
 HINMi^N A, 
 RAYMOND C H, 
 
 Mitchell M, 
 
 McCLOSKEY S J, 
 
 PIERCE J F, 
 
 Koontz M V, 
 
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 Wallace G, 
 
 GLEASON A B, 
 
 Hoduin W L, 
 
 KITCHEN J M, 
 COLE C, 
 
 BROWN MARY A, 
 STRONAHAN A A, 
 ELLEDGE D W, 
 MORRIS M B, 
 
 Muller Max, 
 Koland C B, 
 
 BAXTER J R, 
 KELLOGG A B, 
 
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 Nickerson L M, 
 Hubbard J E, 
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 COMSTOCK J J, 
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 Bethel 
 
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 Butter Creek 
 
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 Camp Polk 
 
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 Centerville 
 
 Clarksville 
 
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 Columbia City 
 
 Coos City 
 
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 Corvallis 
 
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 Dallas 
 
 Dayton 
 
 Dexter 
 
 Dilley 
 
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 Eagle Creek 
 
 Eagle Point 
 
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 Elk Flat 
 
 Elkton 
 
 Empire City 
 
 Eugene City 
 
 Fern Hill 
 
 Forest Grove 
 
 Gaston 
 
 Gervais 
 
 Gravel Ford 
 
 Greenville 
 
 Halsey 
 
 Hermansvillo 
 
 Highland 
 
 Hubbard 
 
 Independence 
 
 Irving Station 
 
 Isabel 
 
 Hillsborough 
 
 Hood River 
 
 Howell Prairie 
 
 Indian Valley 
 
 Jacksonville 
 
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 Oregon City 
 
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 Peoria 
 
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 Pittsburgh 
 
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 Portland 
 
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 Prairie City 
 
 Oak Creek 
 
 Oakland 
 
 Oregon City 
 
 Oswego 
 
 Waterloo 
 
 Waldo 
 
 Weston 
 
 Wheatland 
 
 Wilber 
 
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 Zjna 
 
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 Roseburg 
 
 .Salem 
 
 Sandy 
 
 Scappooae 
 
 Scholl's Ferry 
 
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 Sheridan 
 
 Silvorton 
 
 HIBBARDT R, 
 
 BROWN JOSEPH JASPER, 
 
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 SHANKLAND W H, 
 
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 POULTRY, FISH, ETC. 
 
 Joyce H M, Bandon 
 
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 PRINTERS. 
 
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 Mansfield &; Monteith, Albany 
 
 Leeds & Mcrritt, Ashland 
 
 Carter & Keady, Corvallis 
 McGniro & Beard, East Portland 
 
 HINES GEO H, Portland 
 MoCORMICK BROS, 
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 WALLING A G, 
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 GALUCK WM. 
 
 Albany 
 
 Oregoft City 
 
 Portland 
 
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 KOONTZ JAS H, 
 
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 DICKSON J, 
 
 Springfield 
 
 Stayton 
 
 Summer Lake 
 
 Summerville 
 
 Summit 
 
 Sumter 
 
 Sweet Home 
 
 The Dalles 
 
 Turner 
 
 ' Umatilla 
 
 Union 
 
 Viola 
 
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 HAMILTON A T, Beaverton 
 
 Beckwith PI R, Cornelius 
 
 Hallett J L, (supt), Dilley 
 
 Williams J S, (0 4 C R R), Gervais 
 Hcndee S B, (agt & C R R), 
 
 Harrisburgh 
 Johnson W, (agt O & C R R Co), 
 
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 ROGERS £ P, (gen freight and 
 
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 Burkhart & Chapman, Albany 
 
 HOLDEN E C, Astoria 
 PARKER WW, 
 
 DICKSO>: N. Ballsville 
 
 Cornelius Col T R, ComeliuH 
 
 CHENOWETH & JOHNSON, 
 
 Corvallis 
 
 WREN & H0L6ATE. 
 
 Matlock & Kirk, East Portland 
 
 Matlock T J, 
 
 PRETTYMAN, CREITZ & CO, " 
 
 Babb A J, Eugene Ciiy 
 
 METER I, Forest Grove 
 
 Atkinson & Wakefield, Portland 
 
 Clark & Upton, " 
 
 DALY J L, 
 DeLASHMTJTT & OATMAN, " 
 
 Gillette P \V, 
 
 Haight & McLaughlin, (collectors), " 
 
 Lyon S M, 
 
 MARQUAM P A, 
 PARRISH & CORNELL, 
 
 Patterson T, " 
 
 Price & Maxwell, " 
 
 Riggen & June, " 
 
 WOOD T A, 
 
 Woodward & Connell, " 
 
 JONES & PATTERSON, Salem 
 
 REED C A & CO, 
 
 Abrams W R, The Dalles 
 
 ' RESTAURANTS. 
 
 MADY JAMES, Albany 
 
 ARI60NI MRS S W, Astoria 
 
 BOROLUND N 0, 
 BROEMSER THEO, 
 DEVICE N, 
 DIXON R. (oysters), 
 
 DOERFLER 0, 
 
 1? auio F, 
 
 Grant D, 
 
 McFarland T, 
 
 SMITH W S, (oysters,), 
 
 Wirt J K, 
 
 Wright Chas, 
 
 Culbertson T, East Portland 
 
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 Boulard G & Whitlock, «« 
 
 Bryan T S & Co, 
 Cohen R, 
 Fmmond J, 
 Ernest & McCafferty, 
 Erz Geo, (coffee house), " 
 
 HARTVIGSONN & HEILMANN. 
 
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 HERSEY S 0, (Aurora), 
 Jennieson J E, 
 Keith S, 
 
 KOC H & W OLFF, (coflfee house), 
 MANCIET P & CO, (St Charies), 
 MARINCOVICH ^ETER, (Uni 
 
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 Prosper B & Co, 
 Rider G C, 
 
 Roony Max, (coffee house), 
 Simmons E S, 
 Slavich Jno, 
 Solomon S A, 
 Stone Edward, 
 Waller E W, 
 
 Warren Geo, (coffee house), 
 W atson Thos, 
 
 BRENTANO M A, Roseburg 
 
 CAMERON R, 
 Fisher H, 
 
 EMERSON P F, 
 
 Holtum F, 
 Jones T M, 
 Reichert J, 
 
 SCHNEIDER WM, 
 
 Smith & Hansen, 
 
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 Salem 
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 Ruble David, 
 Sturgis A W, 
 Chandler J, 
 Gillette A V, 
 Patterson & Marsh, 
 Krouse Thos, 
 Brown R, 
 Davis M k Sons, 
 Coolidge A, 
 Shook & Walter, 
 Kendig & Klaffkey, 
 Smith Jos, 
 Step'iens P B & Co, 
 Tenhv Jno, 
 Cole Bros, 
 
 Coquille Mill ft Tug Co, 
 Grube ft Co, 
 Friendly M, 
 
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 Baker City 
 
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 Eagle Creek 
 
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 Eagle Point 
 
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 Empire. City 
 
 Hinsdale ft S & Co, 
 
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 Neal Jno, 
 
 Hood River 
 
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 Howard Jno, 
 
 Howard 
 
 Hedge, Burch & Co, 
 
 Independence 
 
 SLOPER C, 
 
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 Wagner G J, 
 
 Indian Valley 
 
 SAMFSOX J K. 
 
 Lafayette 
 
 Snodgrass W J, 
 
 Le Grande 
 
 Comstock J J, 
 
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 Lobree A, 
 
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 McMinnville 
 
 Miller Jno, 
 
 Milton 
 
 Giles & McCoy, 
 
 Mitchell 
 
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 Mount Scott 
 
 Hoover A, 
 
 Myrtle Point 
 
 Bowden J, 
 
 New Era 
 
 Holliday & Co, 
 
 New Pine Creek 
 
 Pamer — , 
 
 Newport 
 
 Packard J J, North Canyonville 
 
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 Philomath 
 
 Watson & Lurk, 
 
 Pilot Rock 
 
 BROUS P, 
 
 Pittsburgh 
 
 Aiken Jno, 
 
 Pleasant H- ne 
 
 Chambers Wm, 
 
 Pocahontas 
 
 Smith Bros & Co, 
 
 Portland 
 
 Weidler Geo W, 
 
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 King Alex, 
 
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 Rogers & Hemphill, 
 
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 Sandy 
 
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 SchoU's Ferry 
 
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 Talbot & Cave, 
 
 Sheridan 
 
 Pengra Bros, 
 
 Springfield 
 
 Springfield Milling Co, 
 
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 Shaw & Simias, 
 
 Stayton 
 
 Oliver H W, 
 
 Summerville 
 
 DICKSON J, 
 
 Gibson J D, 
 
 Viola 
 Waterloo 
 
 Glass M S, 
 
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 Price 8l Nickerson, 
 
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 Reed Jno, 
 
 II 
 
 WestD, 
 
 Westport 
 Woodoum 
 
 Remin^on M D L, 
 
 Stephens E Co, 
 
 Lmpqua Ferry 
 
 Bennett J, 
 
 Waldo 
 
 SALOONS. 
 
 (See liquors.) 
 
 SCHOOLS. 
 
 Pacific University, (J W Marsh pres- 
 ident). Forest Grove 
 
 Linnean Academy, (S S Train prin- 
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 Blue Mountain University, (J L 
 Carter principal). La Grande 
 
 PHILOMAra COLLEQE, (W S 
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 nSHOF SOOl^'S GRAMMAR 
 SCHOOL. (J W Hill princ'l),Portland 
 
 National Business College, (W L 
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 SEEDSMEN. 
 
 (See Nursery men. Seedsmen and Florists.) 
 
 SEWING MACHIN"" AGENTS. 
 
 MULLAN J H, (Singer), 
 
 TITUS BROS, (Singer), 
 
 Walker CH, 
 
 Walter D P, 
 
 Barbuy J, 
 
 Barr S M, 
 
 FORB^ M, (Howe), 
 
 FRY W B, (Singer), 
 
 Garrison J 6, 
 
 Godard F W, 
 
 HOWE SEWIirO MACHINE 
 
 OFFICE, (Forbes manager), 
 Hudson H T, 
 
 FREIMAN JOSEPH, (New 
 American), The Dalles 
 
 SHIP CHANDLERS. 
 
 TRENCHARD & UPSHUR, Astoria 
 CHLEMANTS H N, (ship builder), 
 
 Bandon 
 HAMILTON & GO, Portland 
 
 SHIRT MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 MARTIN MRS R M, Portland 
 
 SHOEMAKERS. 
 
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 Albany 
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 Salem 
 •I 
 
 Portland 
 II 
 
 II 
 
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 HOFEUAN & JOSEPH, Albany 
 
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 FHUUFS H F, Ashland 
 
 Cook &. Irvine (agt U I & O Stage 
 
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 LOGAN & HASH, Dayton 
 
 Crow M M, Philomath 
 
 Shaffer J, Pleasant Home 
 
 Strickland P G (agt Cal and Oregon 
 
 Coast Overland and Coos Bay 
 
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 Dunlap M V (agt The Dalles and 
 
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 Reed C H (The Dalles and Yakima), 
 
 The Dalles 
 Smith P (0 and S S), Turner 
 
 Horn D (U. I and O), Umatilla 
 
 Hartman George, Weston 
 
 STATIONERY. 
 
 (See Books and Stationery; also 
 Varieties.) 
 
 STATE OFFICERS. 
 
 Thayer W W, goremor, Salem 
 Earhart R P, secretary of state, " 
 
 Hodgkin F E, dept secretary of 
 
 state, " 
 
 Hirsch Ed, state treasurer, " 
 
 Powell L J, State superintendent 
 
 public instruction, " 
 
 STEAMSHIP AGENTS. 
 
 OKAT J H D, (I S N Co), Astoria 
 
 SCHETT£B FBEO, (Steamers 
 Empire City and Francisco), 
 
 Empire City 
 
 Buchanan Bros (steam transporters), 
 
 Portlano 
 
 HATCH Z J. (I S N Co), 
 
 HODGE FRANK T, (0 S N Co), " 
 
 MoCRACRjsN J ft 00. (F S S 
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 OREGON STEAH NAVIGA- 
 TION OOt (Geo J Ainsworth gen 
 
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 WSIDLER GEO W, (Oregon 
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 Schenck Jno, (O S N Co), The Dalles 
 
 Foater J R & Co, (0 S N Co), UmatUla 
 
 STRAW WORKS. 
 
 Siounons S, 
 Young Mrs A, 
 
 Portland 
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 STOVES AND TINWARE. 
 
 (See also Tinners.) 
 
 Albany 
 
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 Astoria 
 II 
 
 Baker City 
 
 BRIGGS JOHN, 
 
 Godley C C, 
 
 McFarland & Harvey, 
 
 Tweedale W C, 
 
 Crosby M 0, 
 
 Jackitis & Hawea, 
 
 Basche P & Co, 
 
 SALTENSTAIL D, North CanyonviUe 
 
 FENN J H, CorvallU 
 
 Weber J, 
 
 WOODCOCK & BALDWIN, 
 
 Gordon WS, " ' 
 
 Sladderly J J, 
 JAMES BH. 
 DORRIS BENJ F, 
 
 McFarland VV H, 
 
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 Baldwin Geo, Linkville 
 
 HODSON A H, McMinuviUe 
 
 Manning S A, <• 
 
 Taylor £ Hall, Oakland 
 
 CAMPBELL J M, Oregon City 
 Pope ft Co, 
 
 Webb G W, Pendleton 
 
 BRIGHAN J R, Portland 
 Cole D ft Co, 
 
 GOLDSMITH & LOEWEN- 
 
 BERG. (wholesale), 
 HEALY J D. 
 
 HEALY WM, (copper smith), 
 Hexter ft May, 
 Kafka S, 
 
 KRiBs & McMillan. 
 
 UvyS, 
 
 Madautz ft Dnebw, 
 
 Miller Frank, 
 
 Morin T, 
 
 Rodgers T M, 
 
 Maxwell W S, Springfield 
 
 STRANG B, Slilem 
 
 Wade R M ft Co, 
 
 Morrow Wm M, Scio 
 
 Sheri ^an Bros, Boseburg 
 
 Sheridan J C ft R S, " 
 
 4ubers B D ft Co, •r^mmerville 
 
 Bunnell A, The Dalles 
 
 Burns J, Uaion 
 
 Jones J E, Weston 
 
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 TAILORS. 
 
 DEUBEL C F, 
 G&AHAM WB, 
 
 Fox P H, 
 Kant M D, 
 LOVETT GEO, 
 HoINTOSH D^A, 
 McLAUOHinrW. 
 Brinker H, 
 Willig Phil, 
 Baker Robert N, 
 Drake & Orant, 
 
 OOHEGTS J J, 
 HANSON J W. 
 DODDER G W, 
 MORGAN FR^NK, 
 
 Feathers D H. 
 
 STMONS C, 
 
 Schneider P, 
 Stenger Geo, 
 Bloom I, 
 Cavanaugh D, 
 Church Wm, 
 Currier Wm & Co, 
 Gaudon P G, 
 Gleaaon M, 
 Manheim G, 
 Myera H, 
 
 NEIMETERG, 
 
 O'Dea E, 
 Quinn W J, 
 Shipper & Kybke^ 
 Summerfield S, 
 Weber G. 
 
 WELLCdM L, 
 
 Wendt A, 
 Wilhelm J, 
 Wise H, 
 WoodU 
 Williamson B, 
 Fraser A, 
 Haines k Goaliaer, 
 LOOSEN P J, 
 Wesetzky J J, 
 Gmnow E, 
 Nielsen H C, 
 O'NeUl J & Ca 
 
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 Brownsville 
 
 Corvallis 
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 Eugene City 
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 Independence 
 Harrisburgh 
 Jacksoaville 
 McMinnville 
 Oregon City 
 Pendleton 
 
 Portland 
 
 Boseburg 
 Salem 
 
 The Dalles 
 
 TANNERIES. 
 
 Adams & Elswiok, 
 Perkins J M, 
 Perkins W M, 
 Perkins J M, 
 Rawlings k Felger, 
 Kittering M J, 
 Ozouf A £, 
 
 Beckwith H R, 
 Irving B F, 
 
 PETERS AY, 
 
 Thompson J H, 
 Hendee S B, '^ 
 
 Krause Frank, 
 
 COLVIG GEO W. 
 
 Cornelius 
 
 Corvallis 
 
 Eugene City 
 
 Halsey 
 ^arrisburgh 
 Jacksonvule 
 
 North Canyonvilla 
 
 Guild Chas H, (N W), 
 OSNTelegraph Co, 
 Western Union Tel Co, 
 Hamilton S, 
 Du Mars Wm, 
 Sansbury H S, (0 S N Co), 
 Robinson John, 
 
 Portland 
 
 Roseburg 
 
 Salem 
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 NOON W C, Portland 
 
 THEATRES, 
 
 Ma;ruire J, 
 
 Reids Opera Houses 
 
 Portland 
 Salem 
 
 TINNERS. 
 
 Siesz H, Aurora Mfill* 
 
 Smith A M, Buana Vista 
 
 Cosper D, Dalla* 
 
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 Kriessel Wm, 
 Leizer W J, 
 Layton P D, 
 Dorris W H, 
 Starr L V, 
 Smith GW, 
 Connell E O, 
 Volkmer Wm, 
 
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 Heppner 
 
 Independence 
 
 Island City 
 
 Lafayette 
 
 Lebanon 
 
 Marshfield 
 
 Myrtle Poiat 
 
 SALTONSTALL D, North Canyonville 
 Bayer & Stanch, (metal roofers},Portland 
 Cunningham R, " 
 
 French C, " 
 
 Blackerby T R, Silverton 
 
 Maxwell W S, Springfield 
 
 Messenger Chaa, Sheridan 
 
 Leezer J M, Umatill* 
 
 ^"c^'uiliei "^OO"- MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 Druck Wm, 
 Frankman& Wolff. 
 
 Parkcrsburg 
 
 Philomath 
 
 Rainier 
 
 Soottsbnrg 
 
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 Norris F O, 
 
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 Christmaa & Blatchley, Eugene City 
 
 EUGENE CITT TBANSFISl CO, 
 
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 Oregon Transfer Co, " 
 
 Vilf BUREN J D. Roseburg 
 Salem Dray & Hack Co, Salem 
 
 TYPE FOUNDRY. 
 
 HILLEB & RICHARD, Portland 
 
 UNDERTAKERS. 
 
 Franklin BB, 
 Smith C L, 
 Clarke & Burdin, 
 REAM J R, 
 SMITH & BUXTON, 
 Reel A, 
 
 WPESET C P, 
 COOkEH, 
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 East Portland 
 
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 Forest Grove 
 
 Lebanon 
 
 Oregon City 
 
 Portland 
 
 Salem 
 Turner 
 Wilbur 
 
 ^lTEb:^TATES OFFICERS 
 
 jSi^'W i), U S collector of cus- 
 
 toms^ Astoria 
 
 Chi^plin D, receiver U S land office, 
 
 La Grande 
 Dwight H W, reg U S land office, " 
 CARTWRIOHTJC. col internal 
 
 revenue, Portland 
 
 BANDY GEN G B, quartermaster 
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 Deady Matthew P, U S dist judge, *' 
 pil^spie G L, U S engineer, " 
 
 Hennan R E, U S signal observer " 
 Keljy Jno, col U S customs, " 
 
 IfaiApson R H, U S commissioner, " 
 Majory Rufus, U S dist atty 
 Wl^eler H S, (supt of construction) 
 . Uf S engineer corps, " 
 
 Benjamin W F, reg U S land office, " 
 Fulferton J C, recvr U S land office, 
 
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 Cb£|n L, reg U S land office, The Dalles 
 'fhornbury C N,recvr U S land office," 
 Shinn J H, reg U S land office. Union 
 
 UPHOLSTERERS. 
 
 (See also Cabmetmakers.) 
 
 EVANS W H/ Corvallis 
 
 Howe R E, Portland 
 Walter BrOs, 
 
 Fraaer Jno, Wilbur 
 
 Wentz H, The Dalles 
 
 VARIETIES. 
 
 Baum Ed, 
 FOSTER I, 
 
 Palmer Bros, 
 Hodes C, 
 Titsworth G W, 
 Perkins & Son, 
 Russ Mrs MA, 
 Hyman D, 
 Stevens M, 
 
 CLOW J H, 
 
 Grills Mrs M, 
 Breckenfield F, 
 GHOLSON JNO F, 
 Clark J P, 
 Burns Mrs D, 
 Finnen J, 
 Higgins J J, 
 Hodgkinson J W, 
 LA RANSIEUR J C, 
 Marsh & Co, 
 Kwong Hop Lee Co, 
 Kennedy P A, 
 Steel R A, 
 Gimble S S, 
 
 VINEGAR. 
 
 Hobach H, 
 
 BUNDSCHUH A, 
 
 M>ers M, 
 
 Albany 
 
 Astoria 
 
 Baker City 
 
 Brownsville 
 
 Conterville 
 
 Drain 
 
 East Portland 
 
 Eugene City 
 
 Forest Grove 
 
 Gardiner 
 
 Jacksonville 
 
 Milton 
 
 La Grande 
 
 Portland 
 
 Salem 
 
 Springfield 
 
 Weston 
 
 Zeua 
 
 Butteville 
 Portland 
 
 WAGONMAKERS. 
 
 (See also 
 
 Blacksmiths 
 makers.) 
 
 Kentnor W W, 
 Siesz N, 
 Smith S, 
 Lachs Julius, 
 Miller W C, 
 Shlund Frank, 
 Danks A H, 
 Archibald PH, 
 Brown N S, 
 Hausman A C, 
 Thomas L L, 
 Dunton Joseph & Son, 
 Pipe Wm, 
 
 PURDY A, 
 
 Tumwalt J, 
 Teal J B, 
 Lucas T H, 
 Hayden H, 
 Thrall J, 
 Hudson C H, 
 Moore B F, 
 Kennedy &, Chiphan, 
 Harrison W A, 
 Hanna S P, 
 Myer J, 
 
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 Hughey T M, 
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 Mettler Louis, 
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 Brooks Justus, 
 Siler B F, 
 Miller J D, 
 Applegate Bros, 
 Huntington Benj, 
 Smith & Cowan, 
 
 Albany 
 
 Bethel 
 
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 Marion 
 
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 WATCHES AND JEWELRY. 
 
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 TITUS BROS. 
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 Washinoton Territory, the most northwesterly of the United States, ha» an 
 area of about 70,000 square miles, being about 350 long and 200 wide. Its surface 
 is broken and diversified: the Cascade Range of mountains dividing the Tersitory 
 into unequal parts differing in climate, soil and productions. The climate is ret- 
 markably uniform; the winters being moist and warm, the summers cool anddty. 
 The thermometer rarely falls to zero in winter and as rarely reaches 90 degIIees^ at 
 mid-day in summer. 
 
 The soil is diversifie<'i, being deep, rich alluvial deposits in some sections and: ia 
 others worthless in the extreme. Although the climatic distinctions' between. 
 Eastern and Western Washington are quite marked, the productions of, tfie 
 two sections differ but little. Com, melons, peaches and grapes thdve best ia 
 the eastern portion ; while wheat, barley, hops and potatoes and all kinds of veg- 
 etables yield abundantly in all parts of the Territory. Hay is most profitably 
 raised in the western part, and wheat in the eastern. Wheat often yields from 
 40 to 60 bushels per acre. Coal is at present the leading mineral production, al- 
 though it is now mined only on Pun;et Sound; but no doubt there are fields o£ conr 
 siderable extent in Western Washingt^'n, as the streams in some places cut 
 through and exposes quite large seams. The extent of the coal field is about 15,000 
 square miles. The coal shippeil from Seattle is a true bituminous, and ha» been 
 proved by practical tests as well as by analysis, to be equal to the well-known 
 Cumberland coal. The veins vary in thickness from 3J to 21 feet ; the aggregate 
 thickness of the veins now opened is 121 feet. It is estimated that the daily pro- 
 duction of coal during the summer of 1880 will be from 500 to 1000 tons. Lanke- 
 stone is found in several localities. Copper, lead and iron ores are known to exist 
 in some localities, but as yet are undeveloped. Gold and silver are found among 
 the Cascades on the Skadgit river but are not very extensively mined. 
 
 The vast acres of productive lands which arc still vacant and still subject to 
 homestead entry, promise to make farming one of the leading industries of the 
 Territory. The immense plains furnish the best of grasses for grazing, and coal 
 fields, almost inexhaustible, arc awaiting dcvtlopment. Forests of groat extent 
 furnish lumber of the very beat quality for ship-building or any purpose. The 
 manufacturing industries are confined to lumber on the Sound and the salmon can- 
 neries on the Columbia. The leading industry of the Territory is the manufacture 
 and shipment of lumber. About 1 5,000 square miles are heavily timbei-ed. The 
 timber consists of ash, dogwood, alder, oak, maple, cottonwood, hemlock, spruce, 
 pine, cedar and yellow fir. The ten largest mills have a capacity of 50,000 to 
 '200,000 feet per day and the amount produced annually is about 300,000,000 feet, 
 valued at about $3,500,000. It is shipped mostly to San Francisco, South Amer- 
 ica and the Sandwich Islands. Maine ia suppliecl with masts and "knees.". Trees 
 are not uncommon which measure 300 feet in height. The waters of the Terri- 
 tory swarm with fish, the principixl varieties being salmon, cod, halibut, herring, 
 and sturgeon; while lobsters, oysters and clams compose those of the shell varieties. 
 
 One of the chief industries of Oregim and Wasliington Territory ia canning 
 salmon on the Columbia. Canned salmon is sent to all parts of the world, but 
 principally to England, At present there are about 20 canneries which, during 
 the season, give employment to a large number of persons. 
 
 The value of the yearly products is about $3,000,000. The popalation of the 
 Territory is about 60,000. 
 
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 THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. 
 
 There is no more potent agency in extending civilization iu these days than the 
 railroad. Pushing its way through trackless torests and across uninhabited plains 
 and through mountain passes, it awakens the hum of industry, makes labor fruit- 
 ful, and transforms with strange and startling rapidity the character of the regions 
 through which it runs. The war whoop of the Indians dies away in the distance 
 as the whistle ut the locomotive is heard, and the untenante<l and untitled plains 
 become "the abodes of habitable men. " The inHuouce of this transforming agency 
 is esjjecially evident in the great Northwest, and is nowhere more manifest than 
 in the progress now making in the construction of the Northern Pacific liailroad. 
 Of the trans-continental routes whicli span the land from ocean to ocean — great 
 arteries of the traffic and travel of nations — none traverss a country more diversified 
 in character, both as to baauty and grandeur of iti scanery and the wonderful 
 variety of its material resources than tliis. The fertile prairies and pine regions 
 of Minnesota, the vast plains of Dakota, already known for their marvelous fer- 
 tility and the gigantic farming operations now carried on there, the unbounded 
 mineral wealth of Montana, the treasures yet lying hidden in the mountain re- 
 gions of Idaho, the extensive grazing and wheat producing lands of Washington 
 and- its magnificent forests of unrivaled timber, all combine to attract tlie attention 
 of thousands who are looking to the West for a future home — and there is room 
 for all; let him that heareth say come and whosoever will let him come. Que 
 who cannot choose from the varieil climate and production offered along the 
 line of this road, a spot that shall suit liim for a permanent home, need not 
 look for it anywhere on this broad continent. Starting from Lake Superior 
 the road is already pushing its way into Montana, and is extending with no 
 creeping pace from the shores of the Pacific to meet the line advancing from 
 the East. The Pacific division of this road is now in operation from Kalamu, on 
 the Columbia river, to New Tacoma, on Puget Sounil. This iJortion of the 
 road, 105 miles in length, was completed and opened to traffic in lii year 1873, 
 since which time its business has been steadily increasing. Daily communication 
 is afforded by this line between the Columbia river and the Sound. 
 
 The Pend D'Oreille Division, extending from the mouth of the Snake River, 
 in Washington Territory, to Lake Pend D'Oreille, in Idaho, is now in course of 
 construction and will be completed during the coming year (1880). A magnificent 
 grant of land was made by Congress to aid in the construction of this road, and 
 however opinion may differ respecting this disposition of the public domain, the 
 wisdom of the policy of aiding in some manner a work of such magnitude and na- 
 tional importance cannot be questioned. 
 
 Tlie lands now for sale by the Company in the Pacific Division embrace over 
 two million acres, of wjiich about two hundretl thousand acres have been sold. 
 These lands are generally heavily timbered, covered by that enormous growth, of 
 fir, cedar an(i spruce, which characterize the country lying west of the (Jascado 
 Kange, yielding the finest material for the manufacture of lumber; but there is 
 also much arable land ; considerable tracts of great fertility are found, especially 
 in the bottom lands of the rivers and streama. These lands are easily cleared, 
 being covered with a growth of vine maple and elder, and when brought into cul- 
 tivation are very prt)ductive. In the Pend d'Oreille Division, the Company 
 have for sale nearly five million acres. This is chiefiy a prairie country, remark- 
 able for the salubrity of its climate and fertility of soil, which are now attracting 
 large immigration. The Cascade Branch, which will intersect the main line at 
 some point on the Pend d'Oreille Division, and place Puget Sound in direct com- 
 munication with the Eastern States, has hoen built for a distance of thirty miles 
 in a southeasterly direction from Tacoma to the Puyallup coal fields. This coal 
 region is one of the most interesting features of this country, and is destined to 
 affect largely the business of the whole Pacific Coast. 
 
 OLYMPIA AND TENINO RAILROAD. 
 
 This is a narrow-gauge line, 16 miles iu length, starting from Olympia, and 
 connecting with the N. P. 11. R. at Tenino. The intention of the owners of this 
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 the rich coal fields of this district. 
 
 THE WALLA WALLA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD 
 
 Is a short, narrow-gauge line, running from Walluln, on the Columbia river, to 
 Walla Walla, a distance of 34 miles. Next to the portage at the Cascades, it 
 takes second rank in age. It was built by Dr. I taker, a pioneer of that section, 
 with private capital, who owned and operated it for a number of years, to his 
 pecuniary advantage. The necessity of a change of management was made appar- 
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 present year (1880), under whose control it has been brought to a degree of com- 
 pleteness that is highW satisfactory to all. The Company intend making it a 
 "compromise " gauge, by which means its capacity will be largely increased. 
 
 Tlio rivers and Puget Sound furnish ample means of communication. Puget 
 Sound, "The Mediterranean of the Pacific, covers an area of 2,000 square miles, 
 and has inlets in every direction. The watera are deep, and furnish safe anchor- 
 age from any storm. 
 
 Almota, 
 
 WHITMAN COUNTY. 
 
 Adams Bros, flour mill 
 Austin C S & Co, agl implts 
 More C & M C, grain buyers and ware- 
 house 
 
 SPALDINQ HENRY, postmaster 
 Ringer L M, gen mdse 
 
 Alpowa, 
 
 COLUMBIA COUNTT. 
 WHEELER N A, postmaster 
 
 Anacortes, 
 
 WUATCOM COUNTY. 
 Bowman Amos, gen mdse 
 
 Anatone, 
 
 C0LU5IBIA COUNTY. 
 
 Ireska Chas, gen mdse 
 Sharden Louis, blacksmith 
 
 Arcadia, 
 
 MASON COUNTY. 
 Wiley L & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Areas Island, 
 
 8AN JUAN COUNTY. 
 
 Caines Robert, lime kiln 
 Sbattuck Charles, gen mdse 
 
 Artondale. 
 
 PIERCE COUNTY. 
 
 Allen John carpenter 
 HUNT MILES B, carpenter and post- 
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 Bay Centre, 
 
 PACIFIC COUNTY. 
 Bay Centre Oyster Co 
 
 Boistfort, 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY. 
 Stillman J, sawmill 
 
 Brookfield, 
 
 PACIFIC COUNTY. 
 
 Bell E I, cooper 
 Elliott J G, cooper 
 Fisher John, fish packer 
 Metier J G & Co, fish packers 
 Miller E, fish packer 
 
 Bruceport, 
 
 PACIFIC COUNTY. 
 
 Axford Wm, blacksmith 
 Riddell John, gen mdse 
 
 CarroUton, 
 
 COWLITZ COUNTY. 
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 Andrews Mrs A, sen mdse 
 Moffett T, gen muse 
 Monaghan Thos, gon mdse 
 
 Castle Rock, 
 
 COWLITZ COUNTY. 
 
 Carnino R S, bricklayer 
 Huntington J B, carpentjr 
 Huntington Wm, postmaster 
 Kelley P, school teacher 
 Matt^on Adelbert, log claim 
 Morris Scott, physician 
 Morton Isaac, gen mdse 
 FTLE G Bi carpenter 
 Wbitehouse L H, gen mdse 
 
 Cathlamet, 
 
 WAHKIAKUM COUNTY. 
 
 Allan W, hotel 
 
 Barr Samuel E B, justice of the peace 
 
 BIANIE A D, postmaster and saloon 
 
 Clemens J, county assessor 
 
 Dorris Thomas, county commissioner 
 
 Foster J J, county treasurer 
 
 Graham J H, justice of the peace 
 
 Hallett H, hotel 
 
 BQBERTS B, gen mdse. notary 
 
 public 
 Scarborough E, sheriff 
 Shepherd C C, county auditor, snpt of 
 
 schools 
 Warren P M & Co, gen mdse, cannery 
 
 Cedarville, 
 
 CHEHALIS COUNTY. 
 SMITH JAMES, postmaster 
 
 Chehalis, 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY. 
 
 Berry J T, hotel 
 Hemdon J S, druggist 
 TuUis A F & Son, gen mdse 
 UBQUHABT JOHN, gen mdse and 
 
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 est & Dobson, butchers 
 
 Cherry Valley, 
 
 KING COUNTY. 
 
 DOZ LTJGItJS. postmaster 
 McQee John, blacksmith 
 
 Selleck J D, cooper 
 Seymour W B, mn mdse 
 Stackpole Chas H, flonr mill 
 
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 LEWIS COUNTY, 
 
 Is the county seat, situated on the river 
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 Allen Frank J C, accountant 
 
 Clinger J D, builder and justice of the 
 
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 Herdman John, blacksmith 
 Long ft Birmingham, cheese factory 
 MILES JOHN, gen mdse 
 Miles Wm F, postmaster 
 Waterbury Bros, saw and flour mills 
 Waterbury Thomas, hotel and notary 
 
 public 
 Young Geo, carpenter 
 
 Clatskanie, 
 
 COLUMBIA COUNTY. 
 Conyers E W & Co, gen mdae 
 
 Colfax, 
 
 WHITMAN COUNTY, 
 
 Is situated at the junction of the North 
 and South Fork Palouse river, eighty- 
 five miles from Walla Walla, and seven- 
 teen miles from the Snake River landing 
 at Almota. The district around is rich 
 in stock and agricultural properties, be- 
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 Washington Territory. Colfax is the 
 county seat, boasts a weekly newspaper, 
 and has a rapidly increasing population. 
 
 Baker B & Co, livery stable 
 
 Baldwin E, hotel 
 
 Beach W W, physician 
 
 Black &, Arthur, liquors 
 
 Boone Wm W, atty at law and notary 
 
 public 
 Bragg L T, county auditor 
 Bunnell F W, blacksmith 
 Bunnell P D, physician and coroner 
 Carter A, dry goods, groceries, and 
 
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 Davenport & Baker, livery 
 Davenport J C, flouring mills 
 Downing & Warmouth, market 
 Duff E J, county assessor 
 Eella C, county supt public schools 
 Ewart J & Co, gen mdae 
 Ewart Mrs J P, hotel 
 
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 Pope Michael, boo! 
 Renshaw Bros, dri 
 Renihaw W B, poe 
 Sexton ft Co, sawn 
 Truax R C, sheriff 
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 Core J A, physiciai 
 
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 Wolford L M, hotei 
 
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 Engle J P, blacksE 
 
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 Kennedy Thomaa, county treasurer 
 Livingaton H W, hardware and tinware 
 Miller O A, atty at law and dentist 
 "Palouse Gazette," Kellogg ft Hopkins 
 
 pablishers 
 Pope Michael, bootmaker 
 Aenshaw Bros, drugs and stationery 
 Rensbaw W B, postmaster 
 Sexton ft Co, sawmills 
 Truax R C, sheriflF 
 Waples ft Hargrove, dry goods, groce 
 
 ries, stoves, tin and hardware 
 Wolford O L, county surveyor 
 WOODWARD S D, probate judge 
 
 Colton, 
 
 WHITMAN COUNTY. 
 
 Adamson C, blacksmith 
 Core J A, physician 
 
 STANDLET J B, general merchandise 
 
 and postmaster 
 Wolford L M, hotel 
 
 Columbus, 
 
 KLIKITAT COUNTY. 
 
 Columbus Wharf and Warehouse Co 
 Jones J Russcl, commission merchant 
 
 Coupyille, 
 
 ISLAND COUNTY. 
 
 Engle J P , blacksmith 
 LIBBET J B, postmaster 
 Parker L B, hotel 
 Pearson D, gen mdse 
 Wilson ft Co, flour mill 
 
 Coveland, 
 
 ISLAND COUNTY. 
 
 Ganett A S, justice of peace 
 Hathaway R I, justice of peace 
 
 HILL R C, probate judge and county 
 
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 Libbey J B, county treasurer and hotel 
 Llewellyn T L, justice of peace 
 Lyons M J, justice of peace 
 
 Cowlitz, 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY. 
 
 Chappelier Mrs, hotel 
 
 DTJsSAN L L, general merchandise, 
 
 notary public 
 Farron John, blacksmith 
 Gilbert Richard, blacksmith 
 Henriot Chas, blacksmith 
 Henriot Joseph, steam grist mill 
 Howe H H, lawyer 
 Pinto H H, gen mdse 
 Samdon I B, carpenter 
 
 Dayton, 
 
 COLUBIBIA COUNTY, 
 
 Is situated in the splendid Touchet Val- 
 ley, thirty miles north-east from Walla 
 Walla. Tlie site of the town is the pret- 
 tiest imaginable, the choicest spot in the 
 valley having bccu selected. Daytou is 
 the county seat, and has a population of 
 1,200. It is a thriving busmess center, 
 and among its many enterprises boasts a 
 weekly newspaper and telegraph com- 
 munication with Walla Walla. 
 
 Armont I N, jeweler, music, stationery 
 And varieties 
 
 BurkER, conveyancer, accountant, col- 
 lector and county clerk 
 
 Caruthers C £ ft Co, furniture manufs 
 
 Cook ft Wilson, blacksmiths and wagon- 
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 Crawford T H ft Co, publishers " Day- 
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 White editor 
 Day Bros, drugs, books, stationery and 
 
 musical merchandise 
 Day J M, postmaster 
 Day W W, physician and coroner 
 Dayton Brewery, Rumpf ft Dunkel 
 " Dayton News*^' (weekly), T H Crawford 
 
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 Dayton Woolen Mills 
 Durge J M, blacksmith '. 
 
 Fall John, paiuter 
 Ford J T, atty at law 
 Frary T C, physician 
 Gordon J F, carpenter and builder 
 Hancock Mrs P, millinery 
 Hansen Chr, bootmaker 
 Harris L E, liquors 
 Hatch B H, planing mill 
 Hawley, Dodd & Co, agricultural implts 
 Henrahan W S, physician 
 Hunt J M, Columbia Hotel 
 Hutcheon & Nilsson, blacksmiths 
 Kimball Dan, carpenter 
 Kirk G L, justice of peace 
 
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 Loii(r .1 H, oonstablo 
 
 Loii lohn, flouring m'lls, 3 miles south 
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 Martin J F, justice of peace 
 
 Matzger W (), photographer 
 
 McCoy C C, fruits, confectionery, soda, 
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 McCully F M, county supt schools 
 
 MeDonald & Hchwabacher, gen mdse 
 
 Mewhniney T J, nssosoor 
 
 Miner E D, county surveyor 
 
 Mitchell — , ttity at law 
 
 Moody W A, carpenter and builder 
 
 Mustard John, constable 
 
 Newland & Kirk, livery stable 
 
 Opperman Geo A, groceries, cigars, to- 
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 Paine Bros & Moore, agricultural implts 
 
 Pierce & Staflinrd, saddlery and harness- 
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 Reed Geo K, liquors 
 
 Ritter & Holman, manufs doors, sash, 
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 Rowley & Bunnell, hardware, stoves 
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 Rowley & Cartwright, groceries and no- 
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 Rumpf & Dunkel, Dayton Brewery 
 
 Shone, A, physician and druggist 
 
 Smith & Vallen, meat market 
 
 Spaiigler Sc Carroll, blacksmiths and 
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 Sparks Wm A, liquors 
 
 Starne J A, probate judge 
 
 Steen R P, sheriff" 
 
 Stencel & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Stephens S, restaurant 
 
 Stnnger K J, market 
 
 Sturdevant R F, atty at law 
 
 Torrance & Co, blacksmiths and wagon- 
 
 Waits M, flour mill 
 WHITE C, editor "Columbia Chroni- 
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 Wolfe H H, county treasurer 
 Young Louis, hairdresser 
 
 East Sound, 
 
 SAN JUAN COUNTY. 
 Albright A M & Bros, lime kiln 
 SHATTUCK C W, gen mdse 
 
 EUensburg, 
 
 YAKIMA COUNTY. 
 
 Becker Jacob, blacksmith 
 Blumauer & Block, gen mdse 
 Haynes Wm, hotel 
 
 Jcwott J W, saloon 
 Olmstoad J D, gen mdse 
 Shoudy & Stewart, gen mdso 
 
 Elma* 
 
 CnEIIALIS COUNTY. 
 
 Abell W T, flouring mill 
 
 Anderson J M, gen mdse and county 
 
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 Byler 1) F, notary public 
 Estur k Hill, sawmill 
 
 McDonald john l, postmaster 
 
 Sutton H M, notary public 
 
 Taylor H D, probate judge and justice 
 
 of peace 
 Twidwell T W, constable 
 Zenor W T, blacksmith 
 
 Fall City, 
 
 KING COUNTY, 
 Taylor D N, gen mdse 
 
 Fidalgo, 
 
 WHATCOM COUNTY. 
 Munks Wm, gen mdse 
 
 Fort Colville, 
 
 8TBVENS COUNTY. 
 
 Boyd Adam, justice of peace 
 Bntton Geo, blacksmith 
 Brown W V, gen mdse 
 Hosstctter J U, sheriff 
 Myers L W, county commissioner 
 Monaghan J, gen mdse 
 Montgomery C H. gen mdse 
 Oppenheimer M & Co, gen mdae 
 SKERWOOD S F, county auditor 
 Wolff Francis, probate judge 
 YoKng H E, justice of peace ' 
 
 Freeport, 
 
 KINO COUNTY. 
 Marshall E L & Co, sawmill 
 
 Friday Harbor, 
 
 SAN JUAN COUNTY. 
 
 BOWMAN J H, county auditor and 
 
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 Lundblau M R, county treasurer 
 Whitener H W, sheriff and assessor 
 
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 Johnson Thomas, county treasu 
 Miller 8 H, coroner 
 Mitchell P, supt schools 
 Pike E W, county assessor 
 Schuster A, sheriff 
 STOUT J A, auditor and olerb 
 
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 PACIFIC COUNTY. 
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 Patteraon A M, hotel, postmastej 
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 Stone J B, county sheriff 
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 Goldendale, 
 
 KLIKITAT COUNTY. 
 
 Dunbar R 0, probate judge 
 
 Johnson Thomas, county treasurer 
 
 Miller S H, coroner 
 
 Mitchell r, supt schools 
 
 Pike £ W, county assessor 
 
 Schuster A, sheriff 
 
 STOUT J A> auditor and dork 
 
 Ouemes, 
 
 WHATCOM COUNTY. 
 Bowman Amos, gen mdse 
 
 Hoko, 
 
 CLALLAM COUNTY. 
 Martin J D, gen mdse 
 
 Kittitass, 
 
 YAKIMA COUNTY. 
 
 Bull W A, stock dealer 
 
 Cassidy & Bro, Hour mill 
 
 Dysart & (^n, sawmill 
 
 OLHSTEAO J D, gen mdse, hotel and 
 
 postmaster 
 Read W, physician 
 Wilcox C A, carpenter and builder 
 
 Ilwaco, 
 
 PACIFIC COUNTY. 
 
 Williams L D, postmaster 
 Williams R, hotel 
 
 Irene, 
 
 WHITMAN COUNTY. 
 
 Bowers J, hotel and saloon 
 Offield J W, gen mdse 
 
 Kalama« 
 
 COWLITZ COUNTY, 
 
 Is situated on the Columbia Rivcr,about 
 50 miles below Portland; county seat; 
 population about 200; contains a hotel 
 and two stores; southern terminus of the 
 Pacific division of the N. P. R. R; daily 
 communication by means of O. S.N.Co, s 
 steamboats with all points on the Colum- 
 bia and by way of N. P. R. R., with New 
 Tacoma, Olympia and points on the 
 Sound. 
 
 Klikitat, 
 
 KLIKITAT COUNTY. 
 Swift M L, postmaster 
 
 Knappton, 
 
 PACIFIC COUNTY. 
 Knappton Mills, gen mdse and lumber 
 
 La Center, 
 
 CLARKE COUNTY. 
 
 Barr Geo, flour mill 
 
 Brazee Mrs, hotel 
 
 Davis R S, physician and druggist 
 
 Godkin Otto, furniture 
 
 Hobert H, carpenter 
 
 Lyons R S, blacksmith 
 
 MILLER & OAITHER, gen mdso 
 
 Peter W H, atty at law 
 Tinmen J H, hotel 
 
 Holt H H,county clerk and agt N P R R 
 Huntington Mrs A B, county supt of 
 
 schools 
 Martin H, W U Tel opr 
 Patterson A M, hotel, postmaster 
 Smith J, county assessor 
 Stone J B, county sheriff 
 Vestal S, county treasurer 
 Wbitehousa L H, drugs, M D and conn 
 
 ty judge 
 
 La Conner, 
 
 WHATCOM COUNTY. 
 
 Alexander Jos, drugs r 
 
 Andrews L L, gen mdse : 
 Brown Chas, shoemaker 
 Carlson A, shoemaker 
 Connor J S, grain and commission 
 Cook Milton B, saloon and hotel 
 Davis J £, blacksmith 
 Dwally & Stocil, furniture 
 Caches J & G, gen mdse 
 Gilliland J H, varieties 
 Hansen Henry, saddler 
 Hansen Henry Jr, jeweler ; 
 
 McGlinn Jno, hotel 
 O'Loughlin Jas, tinner 
 Whitman D, boots and shoes 
 
 Leitchville, 
 
 WHITMAN COUNTT. 
 
 Leitch M H, hotel 
 Moreland & Shirley, gen mdae 
 
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 Linden, 
 
 WHATCJOM COUNTY. 
 
 Ooodell H M, gen mdse 
 Hawley Enoch, shoemaker 
 Luckman Jos, brewery 
 Slade Wm, blacksmith 
 
 Lopez Island, 
 
 SAN JUAN COUNTY. 
 Hutchinson H A, gen mdsa 
 
 Lowell, 
 
 SNOHOMISH COUNTY. 
 Jackson D B, gen mdse 
 
 Lummi, 
 
 WHATCOM OOiJNTY. 
 MeDonough B W, gen v--'::m 
 
 Mann's Landing, 
 
 WHATCOM COUNTY. 
 Mann Chas, gen mdse 
 
 Marengo, 
 
 COLUMBIA CO'uiiTY. 
 
 Garred Henry, saloon 
 Harris H, hotel 
 Patrons Flouring Mill Co 
 Short A C, gen mdse 
 Waldrip J S, furniture 
 Waldrip Mrs, hotel 
 Wright Wm, blacksmith 
 
 Marysville, 
 
 8NOnOMI«H COUNTY. 
 Comfort Jas P, gen mdse 
 
 Montesano, 
 
 CHEHALT8 COUNTY. 
 
 AHDERSON W A. auditor and clerk 
 By lea C N, co luty treasurer 
 Esmond John, gen mdse 
 Qaddis D J, sheriff and assessor 
 Talbert F, blacksmith 
 Taylor H D, probate judgu 
 WaitQ Nilson, gen mdse 
 
 Mount Vernon, 
 
 WHATCOM COUNTY. 
 BeeberGeo, saloon 
 Clothier & English, gen mdsa 
 HartsonA, blacksmith 
 Shot J, hotel. 
 
 Mukilteo, 
 
 SNOHOMISH COUNTY. 
 Cantini * Co, 'reweries 
 Fowler J D, postmaster 
 Frost Morris^H, justice of the peace 
 Hazard Sam, hotel and store 
 Jackson, Myers & Co, tish cannery 
 
 Napavine, 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY. 
 Urquhart J & J, gen mdse 
 Urquhart W M, postmaster 
 
 Neah Bay, 
 
 CLALLAM COUNTY. 
 Gfcilick Wm, gen mdse 
 Landes Henry, geu mdse 
 
 Newaukum, 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY. 
 
 Herdman Jno, blacksmith 
 Her«au.x Moses, saloon 
 Peaison T M, wagonmaker 
 Shorey H C, gen mdse 
 
 New CasUe, 
 
 KINO COUNTY. 
 
 ATJUHSON J M £, postmaster 
 
 Bryant J G, physician 
 
 Seattle Coal d Transportation Co 
 
 New Dungeness, 
 
 CLALLAM COUNTY, 
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 Brooks S, carpenter 
 Brown John, olacksmith 
 Clapp C F, hotel, gen mdsa 
 Dean B F, justice of the peaoe 
 Downie T, shoemaker 
 Foresman J, sheriff, blaokamith 
 
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 Garfield W C, county clerk 
 
 Hotchkiss B G, carponter 
 
 King W, blacksmith 
 
 Meagher Nicholas, probata judge 
 
 Miller J, carpenter 
 
 MORRIS J, postmaater, county recorder 
 
 Payne Wm, school supt 
 
 Sherard J, carpenter 
 
 Thornton John, treasurer 
 
 Ward Wm, justice of the peace . 
 
 New Lebanon, 
 
 KLIKITAT OODNTY. 
 McFall D D, gen mdse 
 
 Nooksachk, 
 
 WHATCOM OODNTY. 
 Moultrie W K, gen mdse 
 
 Oak Harbor, 
 
 ISLAND COUNTY. 
 Barrington E, gen mdse 
 Morse G W, blacksmith 
 
 New Tacoma, 
 
 PIJSROB COUNTY, 
 
 (SJee also Tacoma.) 
 
 Is situated on Puget Sound, at the 
 northern terminus of the Pacific division 
 of the N. P. R. R. It is 105 miles from 
 Kalama. The N. P. R. R. runs from 
 this point south to Kalama, and up the 
 Poy^JIup valley to the coal fields. Ka- 
 lama being the terminus of a transconti- 
 nental road, situated on deep water, ne«i 
 vftst coal Celds, it cannot but be a city 
 of im^rtance in the future. All kincu 
 of liusinese is represented. The head 
 quarters of the Western division of the 
 N. P. R. R. are located here. The P. S. 
 S. N. Co. 's line of steamers between this 
 point. Port Townsend and way porta, 
 famish means of communication. Popu- 
 lation aboiit 500. 
 
 Algar H S, saloon 
 
 Armstrong Mrs T, candies, cigars and 
 
 tobacco 
 Armstrong T, boots and shoes 
 Barlow B, meat market 
 BLAGKWELL'S HOTEL,W.B Black- 
 
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 Bostwick H C, physician 
 GHDLBERO J Ft hardware, crockery, 
 
 agricultural implements, grocerids, 
 
 paints, oils, eto 
 ClANCx E, Morttary P S S N Co 
 
 Clark F, attorney at law 
 
 Davi? H C, druggist 
 
 Dozier B F, blacksmith 
 
 Emery Jas, harness and saddles 
 
 Evans El wood, attorney at law 
 
 Fife W H, postmaster, gen mdse 
 
 Fitzsimons H, hotel 
 
 OEIGER J, saloon " • ^ 
 
 Granger & Williams, livery 
 
 Gross Bros, dry goods 
 
 HAISTEAD JACOB, propr New Ta- 
 
 coma Hotel 
 Hatch & Co, sawmill " 
 
 Ingalls E G, gen mdso 
 Lister David, foundry 
 Levin & Ellis, barber 
 Levin Louis, saloon 
 Mattan Robt, hotel 
 
 MONEY Si CO, job printers, paper rul- 
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 Muntz J, blacksmith 
 NEW TACOMA HOTEL, Jacob Hal- 
 
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 Nolan S M, groceries 
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 ORCHARD F. gen mdse 
 PARSER A S, bootmaker 
 FUOET SOUND STEAM NAYIGA- 
 
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 Schultz R, bake ry 
 
 SOPER MI33 NETTIE, milliner and 
 
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 SPRAOXJE J W. gen snpt W Division 
 
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 SPOONER T J, stoves and tinware 
 Stewart S D, watchmaker 
 "TACOMA HERALD/'F H Cook propr 
 Walker J S, agt Welts, Fargo Exchange 
 Wallace D P, saloon 
 Wilkeaon S Jr, real estate, insurance 
 
 agent, notary 
 Williams Miss L, W U Tel operator 
 W'.'odward J W, restaurant 
 Young C D, atty at law, notary public 
 
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 From Hew Tacoma to Victoria, B. C, 
 
 Sunday and Wednesday at 6 P. M. 
 
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 KINO COUNTY. 
 
 BOTCit G P, postmaster 
 Jackson Chas, gen mdse 
 
 Oak Point, 
 
 COWLITZ COUNTY. 
 
 Abernethy A S, sawmill 
 Columbia River Packing Co, salmon 
 Cutting Packing Co, salmon 
 Hapgood A S, salmon packer 
 Hume Wm, salmon packer 
 
 Oakville, 
 
 CnEHALIS COUIi rY 
 Harris J R, postmaster 
 
 Olequa, 
 
 OOWLITZ COUNTY. 
 
 LATJOHLIN S D, postmaster 
 Pumphrey Wm, gen mdse 
 
 Olympia, 
 
 THURSTON COUNTY, 
 
 Capital of the Territory, and county 
 seat, is situated at the extreme south- 
 em point of Puget Sound; is the termi 
 nus of the Olympia &, Tenino (narrow- 
 gauge) R. R., which is 16 miles long, 
 and connects with the N. P. R. R. at 
 Tenino, and communication is had with 
 all points on the Sound by meant of 
 steamers of the P. S. T. Co., which run 
 daily. The U. S. Land Office, and the 
 TariouB oflUces connected with the Terri- 
 tory, are located here. There are three 
 papers published here, the " Courier,'' 
 " Transcript ' ' and ' ' Standard. ' ' Every 
 leading reli|;ious denomination and all 
 ■ecret societies are represented. Oysters 
 and clams are found in the Sound here 
 in great abundance. The resource of 
 this, as well as most towns at the pre 
 sent time on the Sound, is the lumbering 
 intereat. 
 
 f^T.J.VH G S & G0| machine shop and 
 
 general blacksmithing 
 Allen J B, U S dist atty 
 Aaatin E W, restaurant and livery 
 Bagley C B, State printer and editor 
 
 "Pa«et Sound Courier" 
 BABNBS G A, banker 
 Bettman L, gen mdae 
 
 Brown J T, reg U S Land Office 
 
 Burmeister C M, saloon 
 
 Carlton House, Mrs Clark proprs 
 
 CAEBOLL F P, atty at law 
 
 Chambers D J & Son, meat market 
 
 Chilberg I, restaurant 
 
 Chilber^ .J, groceries 
 
 Clark W H, dry goods 
 
 C3NX0LLT T, bootmaker 
 
 Cook J L, painter 
 
 Cornell J, hotel 
 
 Cowles A B, chief clerk U S S G office 
 
 CROSBY, DAVIS & CO, books and 
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 CB0S6T N, notary public and agt P M 
 S S Co, insurance ag^ 
 
 Dascomb John, U S S corps 
 
 Dickinson F, saloon 
 
 Dobrin M, cigars and tobacco 
 
 Doane W J, oyster houss 
 
 Farquhar A, gen milse 
 
 FERRT E P, territorial governor 
 
 Ford T N & Co, gen mdse 
 
 FROST R, hardware, glassware and 
 crockery 
 
 GALE J N, postmaster 
 
 Grainger C, livery 
 
 GXJNN E T, propr "Olympian Tran- 
 script" 
 
 GUYOT FRED, varieties 
 
 HALLENBECK J H, proprietor St 
 Charles' Hotel 
 
 HARMONY LODGE No 18 A F & A 
 
 M, H Sabin secy 
 Hayden J R, col int rev 
 Henry Francis, probate judge 
 Hiltz P, ;aloon 
 Horr J 0, furniture 
 Howard Mrs R H, hotel 
 Hursch L, hides, etc 
 Judson J P, atty at law 
 Lemon & Moore, meat market 
 Lowe T G, commission merchant 
 Macleay T & Co, groceries and liquors 
 
 and prest P S T Co 
 Mann C B, d ruggist 
 McKENliY T I, vice-president and 
 
 general superintendent O & T R R 
 MoKENZIE A W, dentist 
 McMicken W, U S surveyor general 
 Milroy R H, Indian agent 
 Mitchell Wm, treas & T R R 
 Mossman I V, real estate 
 Munson J H, county treasurer 
 Neate W J C, druggist 
 Newlin J H, ter librarian 
 
 OLYMPIA BROOM FACTORY. 
 
 Woodruff & Van Epps proprietors 
 
 OLYMPIA LODGE No l A F & A M, 
 T F McElroy secretary 
 
 "OLYMPIA TRANSCRIPT," E T 
 
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 Oiitrander J W, atty at law 
 
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 387 
 
 ALFIIABRTICALLT. 
 
 Ostrander N, physician 
 
 OUSMETTE E N, secretary and gen- 
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 Owings N H, ter secy 
 
 Parker R A, feed and sale stables 
 
 Phillips A A, county clerk 
 
 FLTJMMER ^ 3, house and sign 
 
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 PORTER N S, attorney at law and 
 
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 'TUGET SOUND COURIER," C B 
 
 Bagley proprietor 
 
 P S T CO, (Olympia, New Tacoma, 
 Seattle and way ports), A H Steele 
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 RABBESON & EARNED, under 
 
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 Ranke Otto, saloon 
 
 Raymond Geo, saloon 
 
 Reed T M, prest O & T R R and terri- 
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 Rosenthal 6, gen mdse 
 
 Ross Mrs, dressmaker 
 
 Sabin H, gunsmith 
 
 SNIDER J W, barber and baths 
 
 Sparks J G, atty at law 
 
 ST CHARLES HOTEL, J H Hallen- 
 beck proprietor 
 
 STEELE ALDEN H, physician and 
 secretary P S T Co 
 
 Stevens E A, agt Wells, Fargo & Co and 
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 STORK S, groceries and Standiad 
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 Struve & NewHn, 'ttys at law 
 
 STUART MRS ^p H H, president of 
 Washington l^.ritoiy Board of Im- 
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 Stuart Robt G, rec U S land office 
 
 SYLVESTER E, cigars and tobacco 
 
 Talcott C R, watches, jowelry, cigars, 
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 Tarbell F, ter treas and ins agt 
 
 Tilley M R, livery 
 
 Toellner Chas, barber 
 
 Toklas & Goldstein, gen mdse 
 
 TUITE D, stoves and tinware 
 
 Tweed Mrs, dressmaker 
 
 Vincent Benj, boots and shoes 
 
 Ward & Mitchell, sawmill 
 
 Ward S G, groceries 
 
 " WASHINGTON STANDARD." J 
 
 M Murphy proprietor 
 Waughop J W, physician 
 Wcstbrook S A, dressmaker 
 Williams S, hnrdw;:re 
 
 WOODRUFF & VAN EPPS, books, 
 
 stationery snd broom factory 
 WOODWARD A R photographer and 
 
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 YOUNG'S HOTEL, (formerly the New 
 
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 Onecho, 
 
 WHITMAN COUNTY. 
 WICKS M E, postmaster 
 
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 PIERCBflpOUNTY. 
 
 Taylor J C, school teacher 
 WfllTESUBLL HENRY, postmaster 
 
 Oysterville, 
 
 PACIFIC COUNTY. 
 
 Brown J, sheriff 
 
 Bush A H, county judge 
 
 Davis F C, county treasurer 
 
 GOTTLTEA J £> county auditor and 
 
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 Jones I S, saloon 
 Loomis L A, mail contractor 
 Olsen A, justice ()f_peace 
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 Reed C A, county supt of schools 
 Rodway D A, groceries 
 Whealdon Jos A, county surveyor 
 Wirt A, hotel 
 
 PACM^HODSE, 
 
 R. CARRUTHER, PROPRIETOR. 
 Oysterville, W. T. 
 
 Palix River, 
 
 MASON^COUNTY. 
 Reed E O, sawmill 
 
 Falouse, 
 
 WHITMAN COUNTY. 
 
 Banks ft Haskell, blacksmith! 
 Bremer Philip, shoemaker , 
 Collins A S, saloon 
 Cram W H, planing mill 
 Deony Sam, saloon 
 Dickinson F C, tinsmith 
 
 Hamilton W J ft Co, drugs 
 
 Jackson Wm, shoemaker 
 
 Jacobs L F, drugs 
 
 .Johnson ft Ettinger, furniture 
 
 Kiaciild J H, blacksmith 
 
 McClurA J A, saddles 
 
 Miller J L, hotel 
 
 Powers Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Bagsdale VV P & Co, gen mdsa 
 
 Ross D H, livery 
 
 Wolf Harry, flouring mill 
 
 Pekin, 
 
 COWLITZ COUNTY. 
 Rosenfeld J L, gen mdse 
 
 Pioneer, 
 
 CLARKB COUNTY. 
 Piper J W, gen mdse 
 
 Plumb Station, 
 
 THURSTON COUNTY. 
 PLUMB E B, postmaster 
 
 Point Agate, 
 
 KITSAP COUNTY. 
 De Shaw W, gen mdse 
 
 Pomeroy, 
 
 COLUMBIA COUNTY. 
 
 Albertson H C, contractor 
 
 Brady ft Rush, gen mdse 
 
 Davis A D, blacksmith 
 
 Day B B, grist mill 
 
 De Bow H C, teacher 
 
 Dyer ft Clarey, planing mill 
 
 Frank Bros, agl impts 
 
 Frary T C, physician 
 
 Frary ft Williamson, drugs 
 
 Gallagher J F, boots and shoes 
 
 Gibson M, gen mdse 
 
 GillisRC, butcher 
 
 Hawley, Dodd ft Co, agl impta 
 
 Kcmohan R, liquors 
 
 Killam L, wagonmaker 
 
 Lister J H, atty at law 
 
 Mulkey Bros, hardware 
 
 O'Dell A E, contractor 
 
 Parker G A, harness and saddles 
 
 Pomeroy Mrs, restaurant 
 
 Pomeroy Hotel, G A Sawyer propr 
 
 Potter W C, atty at law 
 
 Rice ft Killam, livery stable 
 
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 SohoU Bros, bwwers 
 
 Step hens Wm, lumber dealer 
 
 WTTSON E T, postmaster, express 
 
 r^ont, accountant and general poUector 
 
 Fort Angeles, 
 
 CLALLAM COUNTY. 
 
 HEAOHER NIGHOIilS, gen mdse, 
 postmaster 
 
 Fort Blakeley, 
 
 KITSAP COUNTY. 
 
 Peterson B, shoemaker 
 
 Port Blakeley Mill Co, Wm Kenton 
 
 manager 
 Renton, Holmes & Co, lumber, general 
 
 merchandise 
 Ronton Wm, postmaster 
 Shobrook J, candies, etc 
 Taylor & Sackman, hotel 
 
 Fort Discovery, 
 
 JEFFERSON COUNTY. 
 
 Colby & Wilber, salmon cannery 
 Jakes B B, Iwotmaker 
 Mastick E B .Tr, notary public 
 MASTICK S L & I B, sawmill and 
 
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 McFadden E, tailor 
 McPbce & Holinequist, ship builders 
 
 PORT DISCOVERY STEAM SAW- 
 
 HILLS, S L & L B Mastick proprs 
 Pugh J E, hotel 
 Randall S J, machinist 
 SMITH J A, justice of the peace 
 Weymouth A, blacksmith 
 
 Port Gamble, 
 
 KITSAP COUNTY. 
 
 Collins J, hotel 
 
 D welly G W, justice of the peace 
 JACKSON I) L, deputy postmaster 
 Lane N W, physician 
 McGrath Jas, deputy sheriff and con- 
 stable 
 Puget Mill Co, sawmill, C Walker man 
 Scott W D, notary public 
 
 Port Ludlow, 
 
 JEFFERSON COUNTY. 
 
 ATTRIDQE R D, hotel, postmaster 
 Calhoun J .T, school teacher 
 Farmer T T, machinist 
 Hall Bros, ship builders 
 Poole Louis, agt W, F Ex Co 
 Pope & Tabot, sawmill, gen mdse 
 
 Port Madison, 
 
 KITSAP COUNTY. 
 
 Comstock Joseph, sheriff and county 
 
 assessor 
 Jackson T> B, county surveyor 
 Lunn Andrew, shoemaker 
 
 McCALLUM NELSON, county 
 
 ditor and recorder 
 Meigs Lumber and Ship Building Co 
 Primrose Peter J, treasurer 
 Winchester H, saloon 
 Wist Philip, hotel 
 
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 S. L. MASTICK, 
 I'ort Discovery. 
 
 L. B. MASTICK. 
 
 San Fianeipco. 
 
 PORT DISCOVERY MILLS, 
 
 Port Discovery, W. T. 
 
 Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of 
 
 PUCET SOUND LUMBER 
 
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 PrGYisioiis, Dry Cecils, Grcceries, &c. 
 
 AgenU for Steam Tuff 8. It. MAtiiTlCK. 
 
 Agent in San Franc'sco, 
 
 C. L. DINOLEY, Pier 10 Stewart Et 
 
 Port Townsend, 
 
 JEFFERSON COUNTY. 
 
 Port of entry for the Sound, county 
 sent, and coutnius about 550 inhabitants. 
 Has a pood harlwr, contains a number 
 of good hotels, and has two newspnpers, 
 the " Puget Sound Argus " and the 
 "Democratic Press," It is well laid 
 out, the business portion of the town 
 Ixjing situated under and the residences 
 being above on a high bluff, which gives 
 the town a pleasing appearance from a 
 distance. Communication is had by 
 meons of the P. S. S. N. Co., daily, 
 with New Taccmn, Seattle and all way 
 points, and twice each week (Mondays 
 and Thursdays) via the same line, with 
 Victoria, B. C. 
 
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 BAJITLETT C C, county treasurer, 
 
 pilot cominisaiuner, varieties, watches 
 
 andjewelry 
 BARTLETT G C & CO, gen mdse, 
 
 ship chandlery 
 Bill (J R, blacksmith 
 Blanchard L H, atty at lavr 
 Bradshaw Clias M, utty at law 
 Briggs L H, dcp collector U Ss customs 
 
 CmTEAL HOTEL, Dodd & Pugh 
 
 proprs 
 CMfSMOPOUTAN HOTEL. J J Hunt 
 
 Daley Miss L, dressmaker 
 
 Dalgarduo J, hotel 
 
 De La Tong B, baths 
 
 ]DE LIOll R W, stevedore; vessels 
 loaded with dispatch ; satisfaction 
 guaranteed 
 
 "UEMOCRATIC PRESS," Frank F 
 Myers props 
 
 DOJiD & P JOH, Central Hotel 
 
 Drummond T, mason 
 
 EISENBEIS C, groceries 
 
 Fitzpatrick J, boots and shoes 
 
 Gassaway J M, physician 
 
 OERRISH i' & CO, hardware, gro- 
 ceriis, gen mdse 
 
 OROSE W H, barber, baths 
 
 Haller G M, atty at law, notary pnblic 
 
 Hammond T M, livery 
 
 Hill N D & Son, drugs 
 
 HOLCOMB H, Iruit and variety 
 store, restaurant 
 
 HUNT J J, propr Cosmopolitan Hotel 
 
 James F \V, gen mdse 
 
 Jones Jas, commission merchant 
 
 Kuhn J, atty at law, probate judge 
 
 LANBES H, general commission mer- 
 chant, brjkcr 
 
 LEARNED W H H, postmaster, jus- 
 tice ot tlie peace, auctioneer 
 
 LEVY S W, geu mtlsj, ship chandler 
 
 LLEWELLYN W H, r S Co tel opr 
 
 Meagarry Wm, shipping master 
 
 Miller B S, county slierilf 
 
 Minor T T, physician 
 
 Morris W G, special agt U S treasury 
 
 MYERS FRANK F, propr "Demo 
 
 cratic Press " 
 Nicoll E H, atty at law 
 NORRIS J T, stoves and tinware, jus 
 
 tice of the peace 
 
 PETERSON & CO, tailors 
 
 Phillips T, real estate agt 
 
 "PUaET SOUND WEEKLY AR 
 
 GUS/' Allen Weir propr 
 ROffiBRTS W H, tel correspondent 
 
 Associated Press 
 Schur Louis, groceries 
 Seavey J, county auditor 
 SHEEHAN J £*, stoves and tinware 
 
 Smith D VV, atty at law 
 
 SMITH & TERRY, meat market 
 interning J G, saloon 
 Swan J G, notary public 
 Tibballs H L, agt P M S S Co 
 Tilman H, artist and painter 
 Tobey N D, shipwright • • 
 
 TORJUSEN T, saloon 
 Tucker A H, carpenter 
 
 WASHINGTON HOTEL, J H Wood- 
 
 ley propr 
 Waterman & Katz, gen mdse, agt Wells, 
 
 Fargo & Co express 
 Webster H A, collector U S custom 
 
 house 
 WEIR ALLEN, propr "Puget Sound 
 
 Weekly Argus 
 WHITING T, saloon, on dock 
 Willison H C, physician 
 Winslow F H, custom house inspector 
 WOODLEY J H, propr Wasliington 
 
 Hotel 
 
 PUGET SOUND WEEKLY ARGUS 
 
 Is Published every Thursday at 
 
 Port Townsend, Washington T-r., 
 
 ALLEN WEIR, 
 
 Editor and Proprietor. 
 
 Terms of Subscription, $3.00 per annum, 
 in advance. Six Months, $1.50. 
 
 Rates of Atlvertisinff. 
 
 One Inch, tirst insertion $1 60 
 
 Kuch 8 ubsequunt innurtion 60 
 
 Transieni. advoitUcments to insure insertion 
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 Pumphrey's Landing, 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY. 
 Pumphrey \T, hotel 
 
 Fuyallup, 
 
 PIERCE COUNTY. 
 
 Dane E, saloon 
 Kelly M B, shoemaker 
 Meeker E, cen mdse 
 Wagoner Wm & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Riverside, 
 
 PACIFIC COUNTY. 
 Barstow C, blacksmith 
 
 
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 Samish, 
 
 WHATCOM COUNTY. 
 Dean Wm, gen mdse 
 
 San Juan Island, 
 
 SAN JUAN COUNTY. 
 
 Highland A, blacksmith 
 Katz Israel, gen mdse 
 McClochlin Bros, Eureka Lime Kiln 
 McCurdy James,^ lime kiln 
 
 Satsop, 
 
 CUEHALIS COUNTY. 
 Smitj[i Edward, postmaster 
 
 and 
 
 Seabeck, 
 
 ■ KITSAP COUNTY. 
 
 Clayson E, notary public 
 Hauptley J, justice of the peace 
 
 meat market 
 Holyoke Richard, postmaster 
 Howard D K, hotel 
 Kendrick F B, physician 
 O'Neil Wm, shoemaker 
 Sparks Chas, barber 
 Washington Mill Co, lumber, gen mdse 
 
 Seattle, 
 
 KINO COUNTY, 
 
 A postofRce and the county seat. The 
 largest town on Pugev Sound, is situated 
 on |ihe east side of Elliott's Bay, about 30 
 miles from New Tacoma, the terminus 
 of the N. P. R. R. The city is built on 
 the hillside and from a distance looks 
 quite picturesque. The manufacturing 
 interests of Seattle are varied and exten- 
 sive. There are several large foundries 
 and machine shops which employ a large 
 number of men; also soap works, sash 
 and door factories, chair and furniture 
 shops, and a large barrel factory has 
 lately been started; there are several 
 sawmills, etc. The educational facilities 
 are superior to any other town in the 
 Territory. It has several good public 
 schools and the Territorial University is 
 located here. At present it is under the 
 auspices of A J Anderson, A . M. Pu- 
 
 fiils are instructed in all the higher Eng- 
 ish branches and also fitted for college. 
 The commerce of Seattle is considerable, 
 immense quantities of lumber and coal 
 
 being shipped from here. The coal ship- 
 ments being from 600 to 700 tons per 
 day. Communication is had with all 
 points on the Sound by means of several 
 independent steamers, and with Port 
 Townsend and New Tacoma by the P. S. 
 S. Nav. Co, with Olympia by the P. S. 
 T. Co. 's steamers. Seattle is the out- 
 fitting place for the Skagit mines.. 
 Population about 3,300. 
 
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 Abram M, gen mdse 
 Abrams Robt, livery 
 ALOAR & NIXON, saloon 
 A Ueo P, restaurant 
 
 ANDERSON A J, president o£ Terri- 
 torial University 
 
 ANDERSON ALBERT, saloon. 
 
 Anderson L, painter 
 
 Anderson & Osborne, saloon 
 
 Andrews It B, notary public 
 
 Badgley D, M E church minister 
 
 Bagley A & H B, physicians 
 
 Baker C C, fruit stand 
 
 Baker John, physician 
 
 Ballard I, atty at law 
 
 PARKER F W, cigvs and tobeceo, 
 candies 
 
 Barry W, saloon 
 
 Baunton Wm, meat market 
 
 Baxter S & Co, commission merchants 
 
 Beard W T, gunsmith 
 
 Beer J, saloon 
 
 BENEDICT & CO, news dealer and P 
 S Tel opr 
 
 Bigelow H A, deputy U S marshal 
 
 BIQELOW J N & CO, groceries 
 
 Blanchard J M, inn ■x^'.i and city treas- 
 urer 
 
 BLOMQTJIST N F, shoemaker 
 
 Booth M S, county auditor 
 
 Borren J, furniture 
 
 Boyd & Pouciii, dry goods and clothing 
 
 Bow W H, livery 
 
 Brennan J, blacksmith 
 
 BRYAN E, real estate notary, county 
 assessor and sewing machine agent 
 
 Bryant J C, county assessor , 
 
 Bulline G W, U S steamboat inspector 
 
 Burian G, saloon 
 
 Burke & Rasin, attorneys 
 
 Burke Thos, probate judge 
 
 Burroughs Mrs S L, millinery 
 
 Buzby I, flour mill~ 
 
 Callagan R, chief fire department 
 
 Calvert E, painter 
 
 CARKEEK M J, marble works 
 
 Card & Lair, planing mill 
 
 Carr O J, postmaster 
 
 CARR tr A,* (100 visiting cards with 
 name for 20 cents, sent by mail) 
 
 Case C, Stevedore 
 
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 CODY N T & CO, druggist 
 
 Coleman J M, sawmill 
 COLLINS J & CO, propra 
 
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 Combs S F, justice of the peace 
 
 COTTAGE BT THE SEA SALOON, 
 
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 Coulter & Schilestad, undertakers 
 Crawford & Harrington, gen mdse 
 DAYTES 6, books and stationery 
 Davis 8, clothing 
 
 De Fountain Father, fi C minister 
 DENSMOBE M, meat market 
 DeVore — , M E church minister 
 DEXTER NORTON & CO, bankers 
 Dixon & Dungen, barbers 
 DOANE H, electro-magnetic baths, 
 
 medicated baths 
 Done H W, hotel 
 Dougan & Cheadle,second hand furni 
 
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 Doyle A, architect 
 Ea(.le mill Co, barrel manfry 
 Ellis J B, Congregational minister 
 Emery C D, atty at law and notary pub' 
 
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 ESMONTN CL, spice manufacturer 
 Eversham E C, saloon 
 FIN-BACK, Stewart & Ebersold proprs 
 Floyd Capt, meat market 
 FLYNN & ANDERSON, saloon 
 
 Flynn P, cigars aud tobacco 
 
 FOSS & BORST. meat market, (orders 
 
 from all parts of the Sound promptly 
 
 filled)! 
 Fra iientlial Bros, dry goods, 
 FREEMAN A F, shoemaker 
 
 FUSSELL JOHN JR, harness and sad- 
 dles 
 
 Gale H A, physician 
 
 (iasch Fred, saloon 
 
 Glore & Wunder, furniture 
 
 OOVE & WILSON, proiluce and com- 
 mission merchants 
 
 ORASSE J C, dentist 
 
 ORAVES R C> picture frames, etc, 
 pianos, ors^ans and sewing machines 
 
 GRAVES MRS R C, millinery 
 
 GREENBERO JACOB, cigars and to- 
 bacco, confectionery and cofTee house 
 
 Greene B S, chief justice Territory judge 
 
 GROSE WM, propr Our House 
 
 Habighorst Otto saloon 
 
 Hall I M, city atty 
 
 Hall & Osborne, attys at law 
 
 Hall & Pau'son, furniture 
 
 Hammond Wm, U S steamboat inspector 
 
 HANFORD C H, atty at law and no- 
 tary public 
 
 Hanford & McClaire, job printers 
 Hatch J L, notary public 
 Hathaway H E, atty at law and notary 
 Harkness L B, cigars and tobacco and 
 
 money broker 
 Harmon L C, propr New England House 
 Harris G W. agt W, F & Co 
 Harris S, tailor 
 
 HECKSON A H, propr Seattle Soap 
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 HENDRICKS H W, Truss manufac- 
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 Henry J D, cigars and tobacco 
 Hess A, saloon 
 
 HIGHWARDEN J, physician and sur- 
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 Hildebrahd John, hack ft express 
 
 Hill G D, county treasurer 
 
 HOWARD W H, hairdresser 
 
 Hunt J W, blacksmith 
 
 Hyde D N, meat market 
 
 Hyde S C, atty at law 
 
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 JACOBS 0, atty at law and mayor 
 
 Jainieson Mrs A, fancy goods 
 
 Jenner C K, atty at law 
 
 JENNINGS D A, wholesale groceries 
 anil liquors. 
 
 JONES H, boots and shoes 
 
 Jones & McComb, flour mill 
 
 Kalling G, painter 
 
 Kaufman D, tuilor, boots and shoes 
 
 KEENE F A. Eureka hairdressing 
 rooms and baths 
 
 Keenen John, marble works 
 
 KELLOGG & SNYDER, produce and 
 
 commission merchants 
 Kelly & Young, drugs 
 Kenney S, tailor 
 Kennetly J, saloon 
 Kiel Chas, restaurant 
 KinncarCjeo, real estate and loan agent 
 Koester A C W, bootmaker 
 
 LARRABEE & HANFORD, attys at 
 
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 Lawton C W, nursery 
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 Levy Jacob, tailor 
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 LOUIS NILS, propr Oriental Hotel 
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 Lyon J M, W U Tel opr 
 
 Macbeth .1 A, blacksmith 
 
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 McDonald C, blacksmith 
 McGilvra J J, atty at law 
 McLiire L S, ins agent 
 MoNATJQHT BBOS, attys at law 
 McPhee J A, cigars and tobacco 
 Mehlhorn A, brewery 
 Meydenbauer VVm, groceries 
 Mills M V, constable 
 Mills Mrs L H, dressmaking 
 Mitchell G E, harness maker 
 Montgomery Wm, cigars and tobacco 
 MOOBE GEO. photographer 
 Moore L S. dressmaker 
 MUBPHT BENJ, saloon 
 Myers J, copper and brass foundry 
 NAHEB (Mas, watchmaker and jew 
 
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 Neuman L, gunsmith 
 New England House, L C Harmon 
 North PaciKc Iron Works 
 Northup B L, job printer 
 NorwoM H E, tailojr 
 
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 Oni^um k Olstad, meat market 
 ORIENTAL HOTEL, Nils Louis propr 
 Osborne E S, city clerk 
 OUR HOUSE, \Vm Grose propr 
 Peterson & Bro, photographers 
 
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 PINKHAM A E S. clothing, gents' 
 
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 PIPER W W, bakery 
 PITT R D, directory publisher 
 
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 Pumphrjy W H, books and stationery 
 Pritchard R, saloon 
 Kea E W, architect 
 REINIG L, bakery and groceries 
 Root O G, physician 
 ROSS ROBERT, groceries 
 Rowe L 8, groceries 
 RUSSELL T S, undertaker 
 Schmid V, saloon 
 Schroder E & Co, tanners 
 Schwabacher Bros k Co, gen mdse 
 SCOTT J W, groceries 
 
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 Seattle Gas Light Co, J M Blanchard 
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 Seattle & Walla Walla R R, J M Cole- 
 
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 Seidell F, harbor master and assessor 
 SHOUDY W H, paints, oils, wall 
 
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 SMALL J W, accounting and collection 
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 Smith E L, pliysii-ian 
 
 SMITH L r ft SON, watchmakers and 
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 SMITH TOM, Cottage by the Sea Sa- 
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 SNYDER A M, attorney at law, (U S 
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 Spalring T W, physician and county 
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 Stacy M V B, real estate 
 Starkey D W, physician 
 Stetson & Post, soah and door factory 
 Stewart & Ebersold, job printers 
 STONE G P ft CO, cash grocers 
 STRANZ M, barber, baths 
 Streil) Chns, barber 
 STRUVE & LEARY, attorneys at 
 
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 Sullivan .r, varieties 
 
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 J Anderson A M president 
 Thorndyke E A, chief of police 
 Thornton H G, constable 
 Tibbits J H, watchmaker and jeweler 
 Toklas & Singerman, dry goods 
 Troen & Raymond, boots and shoes 
 TURNER E A, dealer in real estate, 
 city and farm property rented, money 
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 Uldfelder H, groceries 
 UNION MARKET, Pickard & Ur- 
 
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 Vergon J, saloon 
 WA-CHONG & CO, Ken mdso 
 WADDELL & MlLiBS, stoves and tin- 
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 Wadleigh W I, meat market 
 Wald & Campbell, gen hardware 
 Ward A, boots and shoes 
 WARD BROS, propr "Seattle Post," 
 Watson J, minister, (Episcopal) 
 
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 Weaver Geo, fancy goods 
 WEED G A, physician and surgeon 
 WELCH J W, tailor 
 
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 White W H, attorney at law 
 Whit e & Tenny, foundry 
 WHITWOETH F H, civil engineer 
 
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 Wi g gin W S, restaurant 
 WIKTZ J. saloon 
 
 WISCHMANN & HOLTHOWER. 
 
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 WOOD NRS H C & SISTER, fash- 
 
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 WITSTHOFF F W, hardware, guns, 
 
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 Wyckolf Lewis V, sheriff 
 Yesler H L, real estate 
 
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 WHATCOM COUNTY. 
 
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 STELNWEO W L, postmaster 
 
 Selah, 
 
 TAKIMA COUNTY. 
 
 Capps W, clergyman 
 
 Denton E, mason < 
 
 Hecox N S, carpenter • 
 
 Kayser W, carpenter 
 
 McGlothlen G W, glovemaker 
 
 O'Neil C, carpenter 
 
 FUBDIN J H, postmaster, all kinds of 
 
 seeds and trees for sale 
 Bice L N, meat market 
 Sinclair D, carpenter 
 Taylor E R, blacksmith 
 Taylor G W, mason 
 Taylor M, sash factory 
 Warlow J P, tanner 
 
 Skookumchuck, 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY. 
 
 CItOSBT C JB, gen mdae and post- 
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 u amieson James L, gen mdse 
 Rowland O, physician 
 W"odhara G W & Son, flour mill 
 Young Joseph, hot<il 
 
 Semiahmoo, 
 
 WHATCOM COUNTY. 
 
 Boble E A, carpenter 
 
 Clarke R S, salmon cannery 
 
 Clarke Sylvester, boat builder 
 
 Elwood John, gen iiulse 
 
 Freese John E, justice of peace 
 
 Jones Zebulon, carpenter 
 
 Lindsey Jasper, notary public 
 
 McBee Isaiah, blacksmith 
 
 Murue James E, gen mdse 
 
 Richards Richard, carpenter 
 
 Stewart A W, blacksmith 
 
 Thurlowe Alfred, hotel and boat builder 
 
 Thurlowe Eugene, boat builder 
 
 Willson Daniel, surveyor 
 
 Slaughter, 
 
 KINO COUNTY. 
 
 Axtell E, dressmaker 
 Ballard C H, civil engineer 
 
 BALLABD L W, gen mdae and post- 
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 Brown B F, nurseryman 
 Brown M 0, physician 
 Hughes A S, physician 
 Morrill A M, architect 
 Tragyer G, blacksmith 
 
 Snohomish, 
 
 SNOnOMn^H COUNTY. 
 
 Brown W F, county surveyor 
 ORE.ORT H A, clerk district court 
 Missimer C A, county supt of schools 
 Swett J H, county auditor 
 Whitfield \V, sheriff and county assessor 
 VVilber Lot, county treasurer 
 
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 Sharon, 
 
 CHEHALIS COUNTY. 
 
 Abell — , flour mill 
 Anderson \V M, gen mdse 
 Bickner H, blacksmith 
 Byles David, notary public 
 FORD S R, attorney at law 
 FORD S S; postmaster 
 Gaddis David, sheriflT 
 Russell Geo, carpenter 
 
 Silver Creek, 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY. 
 TUCKER JOHN, postmaster 
 
 South Bend, 
 
 PACIFIC COUNTY. 
 Wood J & Co, sawmill 
 
 South Side, 
 
 KLIKITAT COUNTY. 
 CRANE J W, postmaster 
 
 Spokan Bridge, 
 
 STEVENS COUNTY. 
 
 Cowley & Ford, gen mdse 
 Louis — , hotel and saloon 
 
 Spokan Falls, 
 
 STEVENS COUNTY. 
 
 Arthur Sam, restaurant 
 Cannon, Warner & Co, gen mdse 
 Cornelius & Davis, drugs 
 Friedenich k Cu, gen mdse 
 Gray W C, hotel 
 
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 Kramm John, postmaster 
 Long 8l Birmingham, cheese factory 
 Saar P eter, county commissioner 
 WEBSTER J M, saw and planing mill 
 
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 Smith & Anderson, market 
 TIBBETTS W, postmaster and 
 
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 Tibbitts & Pickering, gen mdse 
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 Foss Thos, logging camp 
 Nelson 0, bootmakpr 
 Stark Chiis M, blacksmith 
 Stark Mrs P J, postmistress 
 Vaugh 1 James, logging camp 
 
 Steilacoom, 
 
 PIERCE COUNTY. 
 Bostwick H C, coroner 
 Botsford C H, probate judge 
 Clendennin & Miller, gen mdse 
 Cusach H P, brewery 
 Eisenbeis F, gen mdse 
 Furst & Burmister, brewery 
 Gimmel M, saloon 
 Goodtime L, gen mdse 
 GuUemette J M , hotel 
 Hatch H R, livery 
 KANDLE OEO B, county clerk 
 
 auditor 
 Light E A, gen mdse 
 McCaw & Rogers, gen mdse 
 Meeker J V, county surveyor 
 Pincus & Pachscher, gen mdse 
 Rigney Geo, postmaster 
 Rupp H, saloon 
 Schafer Wolf, county treasurer 
 Shafer & Howard, brewery 
 Thompson Wm, saloon 
 Westbrook J J, livery 
 Young B A, sheriff Mid 
 
 Steptoe, 
 
 WHITMAN COUNTY. 
 
 Comages Geo, attorney 
 Davi s J ames S, gen mdse 
 MTLtW k J, postmaster 
 
 Sumner, 
 
 PIERCE COUNTY. 
 
 Boatman Geo, notary public 
 McMillan J, gjn mdse 
 Smith W W, foundry 
 SPINNINa E P, postmaster 
 
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 PIERCE COUNTY, 
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 Bendure T, groceries 
 
 Bowers J W, saloon 
 
 Fuller J N, saloon and livery 
 
 Hansen, Ackerson & Co, sawmill and 
 
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 Howes S 0, justice of the peace 
 Kaufman M, hotel 
 Robertson VV F, photographer 
 Steele Mrs J E, hotel 
 WALTERS A. postmaster and groceries 
 Whipple A J, drugs 
 Wolti Louis, gen mdse 
 
 Tenino, 
 
 THURSTON COUNTY. 
 
 Brown F R, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Davenport S, cabinetmaker 
 
 Huston W J, hotel 
 
 Peny A W, chu - factory 
 
 Reed C L, ticket agent NP&OftTRR 
 
 Traokwell J M, blacksmith 
 
 Tulalip, 
 
 FINOnOMISH COUNTY. 
 
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 Biles James, tannery 
 Burlingham I, water-pipe factory 
 Cooper S M, sash and doors 
 American Water-pipe Co, I Burlingame 
 
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 Canoy Jos, hotel 
 
 Cooper S M, door and sash factory 
 Crosby & Kratz, flour mill 
 Dunlap J, gen mdse 
 EASTMAN F, g<in mdse, postmaster, 
 
 harness, blacksmith 
 Esterley R G, cabinet maker 
 Gilbach G, flouring mill 
 Kendall B F, door and sash factory 
 Kratz & Bomer, hote? 
 Pressey E P, cabinet mi:ker 
 Biverside House 
 Sinnock John, sash factory 
 Ward & Mitchell, sawmill/ 
 White G H, bookbinder 
 
 Union City, 
 
 MASON COUNTY.. 
 
 -'^Beavy & Latham, loggers and gen 
 mdse 
 
 Union Ridg^e, 
 
 CLARKE COUNTY. 
 
 Gordon A, hotel 
 
 Hathaway M R, notary public 
 
 JONES H B, gen mdse 
 
 McAndrews A, civil engineer 
 
 Shobert 8, postmaster 
 
 Tanner H C, general contractor 
 
 Uniontown, 
 
 WHITMAN COUNTY. 
 
 Adamson Chris, blacksmith 
 Flasbman N, shoemaker 
 Hanna S, saddler 
 Hnll G W, blacksmith 
 Jacobs N, brewer 
 McLeod Wm, saloon 
 Olson J B, hotel 
 Woodworth Ray, gen mdse 
 
 Utsaladdy, 
 
 ISLAND OOUNTY. 
 
 Jaeobft G S, bookkeeper Pao Mail S S Co 
 Jomp N D, hotel 
 Jomp Peter D, notary public 
 Uewe llyn T homas, justice of th« peace 
 KABIIN B L, postmaster and store 
 
 Vancouver, 
 
 CLARKE COUNTY. 
 
 Armstrong J N, photographer 
 Bier Fred W, telegraph office and county 
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 BLOOMFIEIJ) & DANIELS, attor- 
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 BourkM J , sa loon 
 
 BROWN CHAS, county auditor 
 
 B row n Matt, saloon 
 
 BURKE JOS, meat market 
 
 DANIELS H, stoves and tinware 
 
 Dupuis G A, groceries 
 
 DUROIN G W, groceries and provi- 
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 Eddings Jolin, postmaster 
 
 Fletcher J H, sheriff 
 
 Flisher G, tailor 
 
 Goodwin J H, hotel 
 
 60TTARD0 Q, tailor, Main 
 
 Gridley & Whitney, furniture and under- 
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 Gustaver E, blacksmith 
 
 HASTINGS D M, restaurant 
 
 Hazard W C & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Healy J P, saloon 
 
 J Aggy John, gen mdse 
 
 Kaiser J M rs, groceries 
 
 MARSH S, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Matson & Espy, livery stable 
 
 Maxon S O, gen mdse 
 
 Maynes Smith, saloon 
 
 McCarty E, hotel 
 
 O'NEILL & SMITH, cigars and to- 
 bacco 
 
 FADDEN J W, Eureka Saloon and 
 Billiard Hall 
 
 Ranc Wm, probate judge 
 
 Robb R, school supt 
 
 Robinson L, hotel 
 
 Smith Mrs E, groceries 
 
 SMITH J 0, livery stable 
 
 SOHNS & SCHTJELE, gen mdse. Main 
 
 Sorenzon A, cigars and tobaccoes 
 
 Sparks Edwin, county assessor 
 
 STEOERT C R, meat market 
 
 Stevens W C, bakery 
 
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 THOMLINSON L C, barber 
 
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 MILLS, W Stevens & Co proprs 
 Wall D, druggist 
 Weeden N J, notel 
 
 Wells, Fargo St Co Exp'a, J J Beeeon agt 
 Williams G, restaurant 
 W intler J J, harness and saddles 
 WINTLER M, gen mdse 
 WISE MRS A, gen mdse 
 WOLF R. boots and shoMi 
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 WALLA WALLA CODNTT, 
 
 Is a pretty town of about 250 inhabitants, 
 situated in the fertile Touchet Valley, 
 19 milca from Walla Walla. The num- 
 ber and prosperity of its business houses 
 are indicative of its favorable location. 
 With the country, Waitsburgh should 
 grow apace. 
 
 Bremer Geo, hairdresser and confec- 
 tionery 
 
 Bremer fh, bootmaker 
 
 Brouillet Albert, blacksmith 
 
 Child R, blacksmith 
 
 Fields J W & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Hanaford Chas, hotel 
 
 Harknesa M J, market 
 
 Hart Frank G, livery stable and saloon 
 
 Kellicut Geo, harneasmaker 
 
 Miaeer W S, physician 
 
 Moorehouse J C, wagonmaker 
 
 Morgan & Whitcher, drugs 
 
 Preston, Powell & Co, gen mdse and 
 flouring mills 
 
 Smith Wra, postmaster and agt Wells, 
 Fargo & Co 
 
 Stuart H M, physician and pharmacist 
 
 Stuart L B, agt W W & D Tel Co 
 
 Vincent C S, stoves and tinware 
 
 Wimpy t Whitcher, livery stable 
 
 bright future for the city. The soil is 
 so fercile that yielda of 40 bushels of 
 wheat per acre are quite common, while 
 there are numerous instances every year 
 where the production of that cereal has 
 reached 75 bushels per acre. Hence the 
 cultivation of large tracts of la>:.d must 
 result in an extensive commerce. At 
 some seasons all the steamers of the 0. 
 N. & R. R. Co. are tested to their ut- 
 most capacity and then do not carry 
 more than half the grain harvested. As 
 an evidence of this pretty but quite re- 
 mote city being prosperous, we have but 
 to refer to the fact that buildings can- 
 not be procured "for love of money." 
 Rents are exhorbitant. The society of 
 the place is excellent, the sanitary con- 
 dition superior, and the state of mora'.ity 
 of a very high standard. Her future as 
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 WALLA WALLA COUNTY, 
 
 Is a prosperous, handsomely built and 
 regularly laid out city of 4,500 inhabi- 
 tants, beautifully situated in the pictur- 
 esque valley from which it derives its 
 name. The streets of this city are broad 
 and run at right angles, and in the erec- 
 tion of so many elegant churches and 
 private residences her citizens have 
 shown a pride in their place that is truly 
 commendable. It it the county seat and 
 is the largest place, perhaps, in the Ter- 
 ritory. Being the chief distributing 
 point for all that section of country ly 
 mg to the north, northeast and east her 
 trade necessarily is very extensive. She 
 is also the entrepot for all produce of the 
 rich country which is tributary to it 
 The completion of the Northern Pacific 
 Railroad will, no doubt, be a source of 
 much greater convenience than the Walla 
 Walla and Columbia River Railway af- 
 fonled, for its capacity was somewhat lim- 
 ited. As the immigration of a good class 
 of people still continues to pour into the 
 Puonae and Fend D'OreiUe regions, 
 there is a safety in the prediction of a 
 
 Adams Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Addison J R, contractor and builder 
 
 Alban W G, physician 
 
 Aldana A, saddles 
 
 ANDERS T J, lawyer, NW cor Main 
 
 and Second 
 Andrews Ida E, physician 
 Andrews J C, physician 
 Auberry W T, saloon 
 Ayres A Reeves, clerk dist court 1st ju- 
 dicial dist 
 Baker & Boyer, bankers 
 Baker E F, In rubor 
 Bales G E, h s and saddles 
 Bales L L, ha. uii saddles 
 
 Barrett J S, boots and shoes 
 Bauer J, furnishing good^^ cigars a,nd 
 
 tobacco 
 BAUMEISTER H & E, Oriental 
 Baths, Hairdressing and Shaving Pa!*- 
 lor, Main 
 BEAU E, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 
 
 First bet Main and Alder > 
 Bell Frank, hotel 
 
 Bellman & Peter, tailor 
 Besheinon J, watches and jewelry 
 
 Besserer C, pub and propr "Watch- 
 man" 
 
 Bessette & Pelky, liquors 
 
 Betz Jacob, saloon ^ 
 
 Bickford L H, lodging 
 
 Bingham J E, physician 
 
 BLALOGK N G, physician 
 
 Blalock, Son k Co, lumber 
 
 BOCKLER ROBT, W^Ua WalU Res- 
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 Boesch F, tailor 
 
 Bogle B, barber 
 
 Boyd J M, physician 
 
 Boyer Jno F, county treasorer 
 
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 BREOHTEL 0, steam bakery and con- 
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 Brents T H, lawyer 
 
 Brodeck & Co, phoiiugraphem 
 
 Bruner W, liquors 
 
 Burch B F, physician 
 
 Burgess T T, saloon 
 
 Buswell E, shoemaker 
 
 CATON N T, attorney at law, Third 
 
 Cha dcy & Chamberl ain, saloon 
 
 CHAPMAN & BOTER, money brok- 
 ers, real estate and insurance tigonts, 
 notaries public, commissioners of deeds 
 and conveyancers. (See advertise- 
 ment) 
 
 Chase H M, ins agt and notary 
 
 Chessey Mrs B C, milliner 
 
 CHINA JIM, upholsterer 
 
 Clark H, agt W W & C R R 
 
 CLOWE WM B, dentist, over First 
 National Bank 
 
 Cohn A A, (H Mctzger manager), hides 
 and furs 
 
 Colman D J, marble works 
 
 Colt Mark F, groceries 
 
 C00LBATJ6H & BALI, Cayuse Liv 
 ery iStable and restaurant 
 
 Cooper & Schmuck, chop mills 
 
 Corcoran R B, veterinary surgeon 
 
 Corson & Stockwell, painters 
 
 Creger Bros, clothing 
 
 Crittenden & Kerr, groceries 
 
 CROP? J F, physician 
 
 Davis Chas, varieties 
 
 Day J H, druggist 
 
 Debus H, tailoi 
 
 Deer Mrs Jno, bakery 
 
 Do] an M B, boots and shoes 
 
 Doolcy & Kirkman, meat market 
 
 Dorr Jas, dentist 
 
 Dovell J & Co, manufrs furniture 
 
 Drugan W C, merchant tailor 
 
 Dusenbery Bros, gen mdse 
 
 EISELEN, VENNIGERHOLZ & CO, 
 
 Vienna CofiFee Houso 
 Ennis Chris, meat market 
 Eversz k Abel, furniture 
 Faucette Jno, wagonmaker 
 FAULKNER. & JUDSON, carriaj^e 
 
 painters. Main 
 First National Bank, W V Spencer 
 
 cashier 
 Fitzgerald E P, liardware 
 Fitzgerald J B, barber 
 Foor 4 Healoy, boot and shoemakers 
 Glasford Wm, planing mill 
 Gleim Geo, brewery 
 Grunert 0, barber 
 Guichard R, probate judge 
 Guthridge B G, meat market 
 Hancock A Wright, broom factory 
 Hawl e y, Dod d k Co, agl impts 
 HEBaIFF E L, booki and stationerj 
 
 Hjrzog Chas, dentist 
 
 Tiess Jos, boot and shoemaker 
 
 Holmes H E, druggist 
 
 Howard H, liquors ' 
 
 Howe Jasper, bookbinder 
 
 Isaacs J C, gas fitter and plumber and 
 
 flouring mills 
 Isham A E, lawyer 
 Jahns Chas, saloon 
 Jamieson VV G, watches and jewelry 
 Johnson & Herrilf, proprs the "Union" 
 Johnson, Rees & Winans, gen mdse 
 Jordan Ed, liquors 
 Kelli g & Bender, saloon 
 EELLOOO & NICHOLS, homapathio 
 
 physicians and surgeons, over First 
 
 National Bank 
 Kennedy J K, lawyer 
 Kimball & Son, books and stationery 
 Kirkman W G, restaurant 
 KLEBER F E. Eagle Brewery Saloon 
 
 KOHLHATTFF WM, proprietor of St 
 Louis Hotel 
 
 Lacy O P, justice peace and commission- 
 er of deeds fnr Oregon 
 
 LACT & WHITMAN, insurance and 
 collection agents, auction and commis- 
 sion merchants 
 
 Laman J D, justice, notary, r"*] estate 
 
 Lambert V D, cooperage 
 
 Langford W G, lawyer 
 
 Leedy k Turner, restaurant 
 
 Leifimann J, hides and wool 
 
 Lemont Mrs S E, millinery 
 
 LESSER S> cigars, tolmcco, gents' fur- 
 nishing goods and notions. Main 
 
 Lewis Jno B, books and stationery 
 
 Loehr F F, county surveyor 
 
 LORENZEN A L manager for L K G 
 Smith, cigars and tobacco. Main beA 
 Third and Fourth 
 
 LO ROMER JOHN, architect 
 
 Lucas John, restaurant 
 
 Lux John, blacksmith 
 
 Lynch P M, blacksmith 
 
 LYTS W D, auction and commission. 
 Third nr Main 
 
 Lyts W D & Son, cigars and tobacco 
 
 Mal)ry T S, carpenter 
 
 Maiik C H, dentist- 
 
 Ma< kenzie R B, broker 
 
 Marion A N, physician 
 
 Marshall k Jones, foundry and machine 
 shop 
 
 Marshall k Pearson, groceries 
 
 Martin M, blacksmith 
 
 Mason H B, saloon 
 
 Massam E H, wagonmaker 
 
 Mauzey Dr, physician < 
 
 McAufiff J, lumber 
 
 MoGALLET A & SON, Standard 
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 McG«ary Mrs M, restaurant - 
 
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 Noble L B, lav 
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 Me' ds F S, merchant tailor 
 
 M'.ler J T, propr Walla & Colfax stage 
 
 line 
 Mitchell Jno B, barV r 
 Mitchell K W C, clerk U S land office 
 Mix Jarnea D, atty at law 
 MORBISON E H, reg U S land office 
 Newbury Chapman & Co, agricultural 
 
 implements 
 Noble L B, lawyer 
 Nuna n J, m anfr whip lashes 
 O'DONIIELL WM, hardware stoves 
 
 and tinware 
 Osb!)m J Q, photographer 
 OSBORN & MORRISON, livery, feed 
 
 and sale stable. Main and Fifth 
 PAINE BROS, farm implements, mill 
 
 machinery, etc 
 Painter W C, county auditor and recor- 
 der 
 Parker Frank J, editor and pub "States- 
 man," weekly 
 Pasquay Otto, saloon 
 Patterson G L, cigars and tobacco 
 Perkinson J E, hotel 
 Phillips P F, groceries 
 PICARD & CLARK, carpenters and 
 
 builders and undertakers 
 Pond Mrs O F, hotel 
 PORTER H M & CO, hardware, stoves 
 
 and tin ware 
 QUINN THOS, harness and saddles, 
 
 SW cor Main and Second 
 HEED ALEXi receiver of public 
 
 moneys for W \V land dist 
 Ceymolds R P, groceries and dry goods 
 ROACH PETER, gun and locksmith, 
 
 ammunition and sporting goods 
 Ronan Thos, sewing machines 
 Rose Chas, saloon 
 Ross Bros, groceries 
 ROUNDS R R, Columbia House, Main 
 
 bet First and Second 
 Savage (Jeorge, watches and jewelry 
 Scliui^bly & Thoinpson, millinery 
 SCHTJLER JPST, boot and shoemaker 
 
 and dealer in leather and shoe-find 
 
 ings. Repairing neatly and quickly 
 
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 Schultz F W & Co, saloon 
 Schumacher A, saloon 
 
 SCHUMACHER C, g^-iua and ammuni- 
 tion 
 
 Schwabacher Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Seil N, bootmaker 
 
 Sharpstein B L, notary public 
 
 SHARPSTEIN B L & J L, lawyers 
 
 Shaw L« F A, deputy col of internal 
 revenue 
 
 Sheppard, Jaycox & Co, gen ludse 
 
 Simons H O, painter 
 
 Smails Geo, livery 
 
 SMALL BROS, proprs Stine House 
 
 Small Bros, livery and lumber 
 
 Smith L K G, (A L Lorenzen manager), 
 cigars and tobacco 
 
 Stahl Jno H, liquors and brewery 
 
 Stone Frank, ssdoon 
 
 STOTT FELDMAN, crockery, glass 
 and china ware, clocks, cutlery, etc 
 
 Straight Z K, watches and jewelry 
 
 Swezea S W, harness and saddles 
 
 Taylor H R, liquors 
 
 Taylor J E, cigars and tobacco 
 
 TATLOR THOS, manf ag Confectioner 
 and oysters. Main bet Second and Third 
 
 Tetro L T & Co, saloon 
 
 Thaysen J H, blacksmith 
 
 Thompson C T, hardware 
 
 Thompson J B, sheriff 
 
 Tie rney Thos, livery 
 
 TRUESDALL JOSEPH. Pony .Saloon, 
 Alder 
 
 Vawter \Vm, postmaster 
 
 "WALLA WALLA UNION," (week- 
 
 ly), Johnson & Herriffpubs and proprs 
 Welsh & Co, flouring mills 
 Wheelan James, harness and saddles 
 Whelan & Merrifield, groceries 
 Whitehouse & Falconer, contractors and 
 
 builders 
 Whitman E B, justice of the peace and 
 
 agt W, F & Co and notary 
 Williams E J, saloon 
 WILLIAMS R G, fruits, confectionery 
 
 and notions 
 Wilson F, sewing machines 
 Wind F H, saloon 
 Wingard S C, judge 1st dist 
 Wintler & Boucher, blacksmiths and 
 
 wagonmakers 
 Young Alex M, chop house 
 
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 MONEY BROKERS, 
 
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 Dock Jno, saloon 
 Hodges J H, hotel 
 Johnson W, meat market 
 Lynn E A, livery 
 Perkins T J, saloon 
 Itounds & Ashworth, hotel 
 TUBBS TONT, restaurant and liquors 
 Ungerer M, saloon 
 
 Washougal, 
 
 CLARKE COUNTY. 
 
 Brown F, saloon 
 
 Durgan J E C, postmaster and gen mdse 
 
 Wiley A J, blacksmith 
 
 Waverly, 
 
 STEVENS COUNTY. 
 Famsworth C 0, hotel 
 
 Whatcom, 
 
 WHATCOM COUNTY. 
 
 Allen G W S, county assessor and shcrifi 
 
 Donovan C, county treasurer 
 
 Foute W H, hotel , . ^. 
 
 Jenkins J R, hotel 
 
 Smith M 1), county clerk and auditor 
 
 Tennaut J A, probate judge and county 
 
 supt of schools 
 Winslow E D, county coroner 
 
 White River, 
 
 KINO COUNTY. 
 Van Doren C M, gen mdse 
 
 White Salmon, 
 
 KLIKITAT COUNTY. 
 
 Jewett A H, nursery 
 Luksdorf D, gen mdse 
 SochrenCC, gen mdse 
 WABNER J K, postmaater and no- 
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 Wilkeson, 
 
 PIERCE COUNTY. 
 
 ABNOLD D, postmaster 
 Carbon Kiver Coal Company 
 Crook H P, physician 
 Doherty J, slioemaker 
 Ingalls E G, hotel 
 Jones J P, gen mdse 
 Smith & Goodwin, coal company 
 Stone Z A, hotel 
 Wilson W K, sawmill 
 
 Winlock, 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY. 
 
 Brown Jnmes, blacksmith 
 Couiisil D W, sawmill 
 Dueber Geo F, hotel 
 Finch E L, carpenter 
 Miller A J, contractor 
 Mealy J S, contractor 
 PAGET C C, postmaster 
 Paget C C Jr, agt W U Tel Co 
 Pennington & Rhoades, sawmill 
 Kosten C, bricklayer 
 Waddell Thos, wagon maker 
 Wood & Sililey, bootmakers 
 Woolsey S H, gen mdse 
 
 Yakima, 
 
 YAKIJL COUNTY. 
 
 Adkins & Johnson, saloon 
 Blumauer & Block, gen mdse 
 Barker S & O D, Hour mills 
 Bennett W L, bootmaker 
 Bowzer Joseph, livery 
 Carey G W, gen mdse / 
 Churchill A, liquors 
 Fox A J, blacksmith 
 Gervais P T, gen mdse 
 Goodwin & Bros, blacksmitha 
 Guilland D. hotel 
 Kesling J, blacksmith 
 Schanno C, brewery 
 Seward & Bro, sawmill 
 
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 THURSTON COUNTY. 
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 Paine Bros & Moore 
 
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 Ford J T, 
 Mitchell — , 
 Sturdevant R P. 
 Peter W H, 
 Clark F, 
 Evans E, 
 Young C D, 
 Allea J B, 
 
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 MACKINTOSH & REEVES. Seattle 
 
 AGENTS. 
 
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 Beal Estate Agents, and Telegraph 
 Agents.) 
 
 AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- 
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 Almota 
 
 Austin C S & Co, 
 Hawley, Dood & Co, 
 Paine Bros & Moore, 
 CHILBEBG J F, 
 
 Frank Bros 
 Hawley, Dodd k Co, 
 Hawley, Dodd & Co, 
 Newluirjf, Chapman & Co, 
 PAINE BROS, 
 
 Dayton 
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 Pomeroy 
 
 Walla Walla 
 
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 Pomeroy 
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 Port Townaend 
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 APOTHECARIES. 
 
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 ARCHITECTS. 
 
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 Seattle 
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 Morrill A M, 
 
 LO ROMER JOHN, 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Slaughter 
 Walla Walla 
 
 ATTORNEYS AT LAW. 
 
 (See also County Officers.) 
 
 Boono Wm W, 
 
 Colfax 
 
 Howe H H, 
 
 Cowlitz 
 
 Ford J T, 
 
 "* Dayton 
 
 Mitchell — , 
 
 II 
 
 Sturdevant R P, 
 
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 Peter W H, 
 
 La Center 
 
 Clark F, 
 
 New Tacoma 
 
 Evans E, 
 
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 Young D, 
 
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 Allen J B, 
 
 Olympia 
 
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 CARROLL P P, 
 
 Judson J P. 
 Ostrander J W, 
 
 PORTER NS, 
 
 Sparks J (t, 
 
 Struve & Newlin, 
 
 Lister J H, 
 
 PrterWC, 
 
 Blanchard L H, • ' 
 
 Bradshaw CM, 
 
 HallerGM, 
 
 Knhn J, 
 
 NicoU EH, 
 
 Smith DW, 
 
 Ballard I, 
 
 Burke & Rasin, 
 
 Emery CD, ^ ' 
 
 Hall & Osborne, 
 
 HANFORDCH. 
 
 Hathaway HE, 
 HydeSC, 
 
 JACOBS 0, 
 
 Jenner C K, 
 
 LARRABEE & HANFORD, 
 LEARY J, 
 LEWIS J R, 
 
 Mcftilvra J J, 
 
 McNAUOHT BROS, 
 
 SNYDER AM, 
 
 STRUVE & LEARY, 
 
 White W H, 
 
 Ford S R, Sharon 
 
 Com ages O, Step toe 
 
 BLOOMflELD & DANIELS, \M 
 
 Vancouver 
 ANDERS T J, Walla Walla 
 
 Brents T H, 
 
 CATONNT, 
 
 Isham A E, • " 
 
 Kenedy J K, " 
 
 LangfordWG, , 
 
 Mix .James D, " 
 
 Noble LB, " 
 
 SHARPSTEIN B L ftU L. '.Z " 
 
 AUCTIONEERS. 
 
 Tjearned W H H, Port Townaend 
 
 LACY & WHITMAN, (and com- 
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 LYTS W D, (and commission), " 
 
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 Shnltz R, New Tacoma 
 
 STOBK S. Olympia 
 
 PIPER W W, Seattle 
 
 REmiG I, • 
 
 Stevens W 0, Vancouver 
 
 BRECHTEL 0, Walla Walk 
 
 Deer Mrs John, " 
 
 BANKS AND BANKERS. 
 
 BARNES A, Olympia 
 
 DEXTER HORTON & 00, Seattle 
 Baker & Boyer, WuUa Walla 
 
 First National Bank, (W V Spencer 
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 BARBERS. 
 
 (See Hairdressers.) ~ 
 
 BASKET MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 (See Wood and Willow Ware.) 
 
 BATHS. 
 
 (See also Hairdressers.) 
 
 Snider J W, Olympia 
 
 GROSE W H, Port Townsend 
 
 DOANE H, (medicated), Seattle 
 
 EEENE FA, 
 
 STRANZ mT 
 
 BAUMEISTER H & E. Walla Walla 
 
 BLACKSMITHS. 
 
 Shardcn Louis, 
 
 Ax ford Wm, 
 
 McGee John, 
 
 Herdman John 
 
 Bunnell F W, 
 
 Kenedy J H & Wm, 
 
 Adamson C, 
 
 Engle J P, 
 
 Farron John, 
 
 Gilbert Richard, 
 
 Henriot Chas, 
 
 Durge J M, 
 
 Hutcheon & Xilssoo, 
 
 Becker Jacob, 
 Zenor W T, 
 Britton Geo, 
 OLMSTED J D, 
 Lyons K S, 
 Davis J E, 
 Slade Wm, 
 Wright Wm, 
 Talbert F, 
 Hartson A, 
 Herdman Jno, 
 Brown J, 
 Foreman J, 
 
 Anatone 
 
 Bruccport 
 
 Cherry Valley 
 
 Olaquato 
 
 Colfax 
 << 
 
 Colton 
 
 Coupville 
 
 Cowlitz 
 
 Dayton 
 II 
 
 Ellensburg 
 
 Elma 
 
 Fort Colville 
 
 Kittitass 
 
 La Center 
 
 La Conner 
 
 Linden 
 
 Marengo 
 
 Montesano 
 
 Mount Vernon 
 
 Newaukum 
 
 New Dungeness 
 
 King W, 
 Dozier B F, 
 Muntz J, 
 Morse G W, 
 Lumpton W H, 
 Banks & Haskell, 
 Kincald J H, 
 Davis A D, 
 Weymouth A, 
 Bill C R, 
 Bnrstow C, 
 Highland A, 
 Hunt J W, 
 Macbeth J A,' 
 McDonald C, 
 Taylor E R, 
 McBee I, 
 Stewart AW, 
 Traeyer G, 
 Bickuer H, 
 I'ercival Bros, 
 Stark Chas M, 
 Trackwell J M, 
 Eastman F, 
 Hull G W, 
 Adamson Chris, 
 Gustaver E, 
 Bruillet Albert, 
 Child R, 
 Lux Jno, 
 Lynch P M, 
 Martin M, 
 Thaysen J H, 
 Wiutler & Boucher, 
 Wiley A J, 
 Brown James, 
 Fox A J, 
 Goodwin & Bros, 
 Kesling J, 
 
 New Dungeness 
 New Tacoma 
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 Nooksachk 
 
 Oysterville 
 
 Palouse 
 II 
 
 Pomeroy 
 
 Port Discovery 
 
 Port Townsend 
 
 Riverside 
 
 San Juan Island 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Selah 
 
 Semiahmoo 
 II 
 
 Slaughter 
 
 Sharon 
 
 Spokan Fall 
 
 Stark's Point 
 
 Tenino 
 
 Tumwater 
 
 Union City 
 
 Union Town 
 
 Vancouver 
 
 Waitsburgh 
 II 
 
 Walla Walla 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Washougal 
 
 Winlock 
 
 Yakima 
 
 BLACKSMITH^AND WAGON- 
 MAKERS. 
 
 Dayton 
 II 
 
 Vancouver 
 
 BOARDING HOUSES. 
 
 Cook & Wilson, 
 Torrance & Co, 
 
 MARSH S, 
 
 WELLMAN MRS R, (board and 
 
 lodging), Seattle 
 
 Bickford L H, Walla Walla 
 
 BOOK BINDERS. 
 
 White G H, 
 Howe Jasper, 
 
 Tumwater 
 Walla Walla 
 
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 Day Bros, Dayton 
 
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 Bremer Ph, 
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 Buswell E, 
 Hess Joseph, 
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 Wood & Sibley, 
 Flashman N, 
 Bennett W L, 
 
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 Armstrong T, 
 Vincent B, 
 Gallagher J F, 
 FitzTjatrick J. 
 
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 McAndrews M, 
 
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 DAVIES 0, 
 
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 HEBBIFF E t, Walla Walla 
 
 Kimball & Son, " 
 
 Lewis Jno B, " 
 
 BOOTMAKERS. 
 
 (See alao Boots and Shoes.) 
 
 Colfax 
 
 Dayton 
 
 La Conner 
 
 Pope Michael, 
 Hansen Chr, 
 Brown Chas, 
 Carlson A, 
 Hawley Enoch, 
 DownieT, 
 
 FABKEB A S, 
 
 Cloucrh A, 
 
 CONNOLLT T, 
 
 Bremer Phil, 
 Jackson W, 
 Peterson B, 
 Jakes B B, 
 Duerr Chas, 
 Lunn Andrew, 
 Kelly M B, 
 O'Neil Wm, 
 BLOMQUIST N F, 
 FB^BMAN AP, 
 Koester A U W, 
 Nelson 0, 
 Bremer Ph, 
 Doherty J, 
 Busweli E, 
 Hess Joseph, 
 Sell N, 
 
 Wood k Sibley, 
 Flashman N, 
 Bennett W L, 
 
 Linden 
 
 New Dungeness 
 
 NewTacoma 
 
 Olequa 
 
 Olympia 
 
 Palouse 
 << 
 
 Port Blakeley 
 
 Port Discovery 
 
 Port Ludlow 
 
 Port Madison 
 
 Puyallup 
 
 Seabeck 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Stark's Point 
 
 Waitsburgh 
 
 WilkesoQ 
 
 Walla Walla 
 
 Winlock 
 
 Union City 
 
 Yakima 
 
 BOOTS AND SHOES. 
 
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 Goods and Clothing. ) 
 
 Whitman D, La Connor 
 
 Armstrong T, New Tacoma 
 
 Vincent B, Olympia 
 
 Gallagher J F, Pomeroy 
 
 Fitzpatrick J, Port Townsend 
 
 JONES H. Seattle 
 
 McAndrews M, " 
 
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 Ward A, ■ • 
 
 WENZLEB J ft GO, 
 WOLF B, 
 
 Barrett J 8, 
 Dolan M B, 
 Poor k Healey, 
 SCHULEB JOST, 
 
 BREWERIES. 
 
 Dayton 
 
 Linden 
 Jklukilteo 
 
 Pomeroy 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Steilacoom. 
 II 
 
 II. 
 
 Vancouver 
 
 Union City 
 
 Walla Walla 
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 Yakinui 
 
 Rumpf k Dunkel, 
 Luckman Joseph, 
 Canteni Geo, 
 Cantini k Co, 
 SchoU Bros, 
 Melhorn A, 
 Cusach H P, 
 Furst k Bnrmister, 
 Shafer k Howard, 
 Young A, 
 Jacobs N, 
 Gleim Geo, 
 StahlJnoH, 
 Schanno C, 
 
 Bi«)KERS. 
 
 LANDES H> Port Townsend 
 
 CHAPMAN &BOTEB, Walla Walla 
 Mackenzie KB, ** 
 
 BROOM FACTORIES. ' 
 
 WOODBTJFF ft VAN EPPS, Olympia 
 Hancock k Wright, Walla WaJU 
 
 CABINET MAKERS. 
 
 Tenino 
 
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 Tumwater 
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 Walla WaUa 
 
 CANNERIES. 
 
 Brookfield 
 
 Davenport Samuel, 
 Perry A W (chair), 
 Esterley R G, 
 Pressey E P, 
 
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 Megler J G & Co, 
 Miller E, 
 
 Warren F M & Co, Cathlamet 
 
 .Jackson, Myers k Co, Mukilteo 
 Columbia River Packing Co, Oak Point 
 
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 Hapgood AS, " 
 
 Hume Wm, " 
 
 Colby k Wilber, Port Discovery 
 
 Clarke R S, Semiahmoo 
 
 CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 
 
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 Dobrin M, 
 
 SYLVESTEB E, 
 
 Talcott C R, 
 
 BABKEB F W, 
 
 Flynn P, 
 
 GBEENBEBQ J, 
 
 Horkness L B, 
 He nry . f D, 
 
 LEVY JACK, 
 
 McPhee J A, 
 Montgomery Wm, 
 Lorenzon A, 
 
 Olympia 
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 Seattle 
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 LESSEilS. 
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 Lyts W D & Son, 
 Pattersori O L, 
 Smith L K O, 
 Taylor J E, 
 
 CITY OFFICERS. 
 
 Jacobs, mayor, Seattle 
 E S Oaborue, clerk, 
 
 1 M Hall, city attorney, 
 J M Blanchard, treasurer, 
 F Seidell, harbor master and asses 
 
 8or, 
 £ A Thomdike, chief of police, 
 C;:lligau R, chief fire dcpt 
 
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 Seattle 
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 Seattle 
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 Carbon River Coal Co, Wilkeson 
 
 Smith & Goodwin Coal Co, ' ' 
 
 COFFEE AND SPICES. 
 
 "ESILOSrS CL, Seattle 
 
 COLLECTORS. 
 
 Burk E K, 
 SHALL J M, 
 
 Wilson E T, 
 
 Dayton 
 
 Scuttle 
 
 Pomeroy 
 
 Twidwell T W, 
 McGrath. Jas, 
 Thurston J C, 
 
 Elma 
 
 Port Gamble 
 
 CONFECTIONERY. 
 
 Shobrook J, 
 
 BABKERF W, 
 OAEENBE&O 3, 
 
 Br.mer George, 
 
 BRETGHEL 0, 
 TAYLOR THOS, 
 WniIAMSR6, 
 
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 Seattle 
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 Waitsburgh 
 WaUa Walla 
 
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 
 
 Jones J Russel, Columbus 
 
 Lowe T G, Olympii, 
 
 Jones J, Port Towusend 
 
 LANDES H, 
 
 Bitxter S & Co, Seattle 
 
 GOVE & WILSON, 
 KELLOUO & SNYDER, 
 
 CONSTABLES. 
 
 Thpmton II G, 
 Lopg J H, 
 Mustard John, 
 
 Seattle 
 Dayton 
 
 CONTRACTORS AND BUILD 
 ERS. 
 
 Allen John, 
 HUNT MILES B, 
 
 Huntington J B, 
 Pyle G a, 
 dinger J D, 
 Young Geo, 
 Saindon I B, 
 Gordon J F, 
 Kimball Dan, 
 Moody W A, 
 VVilci/x C A, 
 Hobert H, 
 Brooks S, 
 Hotchkiss B G, 
 Milhr J, 
 Sherard J, 
 Albertson H C, 
 O'Dell A E, 
 Spoor D, 
 Tucker AH, 
 Hecox N S, 
 Knyaer W, 
 O'NeilC, 
 Sinclair D, 
 Boble E A, 
 Richards R, 
 Russell Geo, 
 Tanner H O, 
 Addison J R, 
 
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 Mabry T S. 
 
 FICARD & CLARK, 
 
 Whitehou.'ie & Falconer, 
 Finch E L, 
 Nealy J P, 
 Miller A J, 
 
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 Dayton 
 
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 La Center 
 
 New Dungeuess 
 
 Pomeroy 
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 Port Townsend 
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 Selah 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Semiahmoo 
 II 
 
 Sharon 
 Union Ridge 
 Wulla Walla 
 
 Winlock 
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 Elliott J G, 
 Selleck J D, 
 Grevell P, 
 Lambert V D, 
 
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 Stame J A, probat 
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 Biirk E R, clerk, 
 Wolfe H H, treasii 
 White C, audita 
 Mowhinney T J, al 
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 Bdy W W, coronei 
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 Taylor H D, probate judge, Monteaano 
 (lOcldis D J, Biioriff aud asaesscr, " 
 Byles C N, treasurer, " 
 
 AlNDEfiSON W A, auditor and 
 clerk. " 
 
 CLALLAM COUNTS. 
 
 Meagher Nicholas, probate judge, 
 
 New Dimgeneas 
 Garfield W C, clerk, 
 Foresmiin JoBeph.Bheriff and assessor," 
 Thornton Jo hn, t reasurer, 
 MORRIS JOHN, auditor and recor- 
 der, 
 Payne Wm, school sunt, 
 
 CLAREE COUNTT. 
 
 Fletcher J H, sheriff, Vancouver 
 
 BROWN CHAS, auditor. 
 
 Bier Fred W, treasurer, 
 Kane William, probate judge. 
 Sparks Edwin, assessor, 
 liobb 1\, school supt, 
 
 COLFMBIA COUNTT. 
 
 Stnme J A, probate judge, 
 Stccn K P, sheritf, 
 Burk E K, clerk, 
 Wolfe H H, treasurer, 
 Wliite O C, auditor, 
 Mcwhinney T J, assessor, 
 Miner E D, surveyor, • 
 
 Day W W, coroner, 
 M uc'ully F M, school supt, 
 
 COWUTZ COUNTY. 
 
 Holt H H. clerk, Kulama 
 
 Huiitinuton Mrs A B, school supt, 
 Smitli J, assessor, 
 Vestul S, treasurer, 
 
 JEFFERSON COUNTY. 
 
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 Kuhn J A, probate judge. 
 
 Port Townsend 
 
 Miller B S, ^leriflF, 
 Sjavey J, auditor, 
 
 KING COUNTY. 
 
 Green R S, judge of district court. 
 
 Burk Thos, probata judge, 
 Wyckoff Lewis V, sheriH^ 
 Booth M S, auditor, 
 Hill J D, treasurer, 
 Whitworth H P, surueyor 
 BRYAN J C, assessor, 
 Sparling F W, corouor, 
 
 Seattle 
 
 KITSAP COUNTY. 
 
 Primrose Peter J, treasurer. 
 
 Port Madison 
 
 Comstock Joseph, sheriff and asses- 
 sor, " 
 
 MoCALLUM NELSON, auditor and 
 recorder, " 
 
 J ickson D B, surveyor, *' 
 
 KLIKITAT COUNTY. 
 
 Dnnbnr R O, probate judge, Qoldendale 
 
 .S'cliusit,.;r A, sheriff, *' 
 
 Stout J A, audicor and clerk, " 
 
 Johnson Thos, treasurer, " 
 
 Pike E W, bcoessor, " 
 
 Miller S H, coi oner, ** 
 
 Mitchell P, school supt, ' ' . " 
 
 PACIFIC COUNTY. 
 
 Bush A H, judge, Oysterville 
 
 Brown John, assessor and sheritf, " 
 Davis F C, trsasurer " 
 
 GOULTER JOSS R, clerk and au- 
 ditor, " 
 Whealdon Jos A, surveyor, " 
 Reed C A, school supt, '* 
 
 PIERCE COUNTY. 
 
 Botaford C H, probate judge, Steilacoom 
 KANJDLE GEOB. clerk and auditor, " 
 Young B A, sheritt'and assessor, " 
 Schafer Wolf, treasurer, " 
 
 Meeker J V, surveyor, " 
 
 Bodtwick H C, coroner, " 
 
 QUILENT COUNTY. 
 
 Bolch F A, judge, Quileut 
 
 Pullen Diin, sheriff and assessor, " 
 
 Davis Clark, auditor and clerk, " 
 
 PuUeu M D, treasurer, " 
 
 Smith O ^V, surveyor, " 
 
 Smalley Wni, coroner, " 
 
 Smith A W, school supt, " 
 
 SAN JAUN COUNTY. 
 
 BOWMAN J H, probate judge and 
 
 auditor, Friday Harbor 
 
 Whiteiiur H W.sheriff and assessor, *' 
 Luudblau M K, treasurer, " 
 
 SNOHOMISH COUNTY. 
 
 Whitfield Wm, sheriff and asssssor, 
 
 Snohomish 
 GREGORY H A, clerk dist court, " 
 Wilbiir L, treasurer, " 
 
 Swett J H, auditor, " 
 
 Missimer C A, school supt, " 
 
 Brown W F, surveyor, " 
 
 
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 Wolf Francis, probate judc^e, 
 
 Fort Colville 
 Hosstetter John W, BheriflF, " 
 
 Sherwood S F, auditor, " 
 
 THUBSTON 
 
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 Olympia 
 
 Henry F, probate judge, 
 
 Phillips A A, clerk, 
 
 Munson J H, treasurer, ' 
 
 WAHKIAKUM COUNTT. 
 ROBERTS GEORGE B, probate 
 
 judge, Cathla- 
 
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 Foster J J, treasurer, " 
 
 Clemens J W, assessor, " 
 
 i^hepherd C C, auditor and supt of 
 
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 WALIA WAILA COUNTY. 
 
 Guichard K, probate judge, Walla Walla 
 Thompson Jo, sheriff, " 
 
 Boy or Jno T, treasurer, " 
 
 Painter W C, auditor and recorder, " 
 Loehr F F, surveyor, " 
 
 WHATCOM COUNTY. 
 
 Tennant J A, probate judge, and 
 supt of schools, Whatcom 
 
 Allen G W S, assessor and sheriff, " 
 
 Smith M D, county clerk and au- 
 ditor, " 
 
 Donovan C, treasurer, 
 
 Winslow E D, coroner, 
 
 WHITMAN COUNTY. 
 
 WOODWARD S D,probate judge, 
 
 Colfax 
 Truax R C, sheriff, 
 Kennedy Thos, treasurer, 
 Bragg L T, auditor. 
 Duff E J, assessor, 
 Wolford L, surveyor, 
 Eells C, supt of schools, 
 Bunnill P D, coroner. 
 
 
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 (See also Groceries; also General Mer 
 chandise.) 
 
 CHILBERG J P, New Tacoma 
 
 LYLE T, Seattle 
 
 STOTT & FELDMAN, Walla Walla 
 
 CUTLERY. 
 
 (See also Hardware ; also Varieties.) 
 STOTT ft FELDMAN, Walla Walla 
 
 DENTISTS. 
 
 McKENZIE A W, 
 WOODWARD A % 
 GRASSE J C. 
 
 Mag gs J Sj 
 
 CLOWE WMB, 
 
 Dorr Jas, 
 Herzog Chas, 
 Mack C H, 
 
 Olympia 
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 Seattle 
 << 
 
 WaUa Walla 
 
 DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, ETC. 
 
 (See also Planing Mills; also Lumber.) 
 
 Ritter & Holman, 
 Stetson & Post, 
 Taylor M, 
 Cooper S M, 
 Sinnock Jno, 
 
 Dayton 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Selab 
 
 Tumwater 
 
 DRESSMAKERS. 
 
 SOPER MISS NETTIE.New Tacoma 
 
 Daley Miss L, 
 Ross Mrs, 
 Tweed Mrs, 
 Westbrook S A, 
 Maple Mrs D, 
 Mills Mrs L H, 
 Moore L S, 
 
 WOOD MRS H C & SISTER, 
 
 Axtell E, 
 
 Port Townsend 
 
 Olympia 
 <• 
 
 II 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Slaughter 
 
 DRUGGISTS. 
 
 Horndon J S, 
 Hamilton W J A Co, 
 Renshaw Bros, 
 Day Bros, 
 Shone A, 
 Davis R S, 
 Alexander J, 
 Davis H C, 
 Mann C B, 
 Neate W I C, 
 Hamilton W J & Co, 
 Jacobs L F, 
 Frary & Williamson, 
 Hill N D & Son, 
 
 CODY N T & CO, 
 
 Kelly & Young, 
 Maddocks M R, 
 Cornelius & Davis, 
 Nosier J M, 
 Whipple — , 
 
 wairb, 
 
 Morgan ft Whitcher, 
 Stuart H M, 
 Day J H, 
 Holmes H E, 
 
 Chehalis 
 
 Colfax 
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 Dayton 
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 La Center 
 
 La Conner 
 
 Now Tacoma 
 
 Olympia 
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 Paioupe 
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 Pomeroy 
 
 Port Townsend 
 
 Seattle 
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 Tacoma 
 
 Vancouver 
 
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 DRY GOODS. 
 
 (See also Dry Goods and Clothing; also 
 General Merchandise.) ' 
 
 Gross Bros, New Tacoma 
 
 Clark W H, Olympia 
 OUIMETTE E N, 
 
 Frauenthal Bros, Seattle 
 
 Tuklas & Siiigerman, " 
 
 Reynolds R P, Walla Walla 
 
 Jones J P, Wilkeson 
 
 DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING. 
 
 (See also Dry Goods; also General Mer- 
 chandise.) 
 Boyd & Poncin, Seattle 
 
 ENGINEERS-CIVIL. 
 
 WHITWOKTH F H, Seattle 
 
 Ballard CH, Slair:..ter 
 
 McAndrews A, Union . Age 
 
 FANCY GOODS. 
 
 (See also Varieties.) 
 
 Aaron H, 
 Jamieson Mrs A, 
 Weaver Geo, 
 
 Seattle 
 
 FLOUR MILLS. 
 
 Adams Bros, Almota 
 
 Stackpole Chas H, Cherry Valley 
 
 Waterbury Bros, C'laquato 
 
 Davenport J C, '^ Colfax 
 
 Wilson ft Co, Coupville 
 
 Henriot Jos, Cowlitz 
 
 Long &. Co, Dayton 
 WaitSM, 
 
 Abell W T, ^ Elma 
 
 Cassidy & Bro, Kittitass 
 
 Barr Geo, La Center 
 
 Patrons' Flouring Mill, Marengo 
 
 Wolf Harry, Palouse 
 
 Day B B, Pomeroy 
 
 Buzby 1, Seattle 
 
 Jones & McComb, " 
 
 Abell — , Sharon 
 
 Woodham G W& Son, Skookumchuck 
 
 Crosby & Kratz, Tumwater 
 Oilbnch G, 
 
 STEVENS W & CO, (Vancouver 
 
 City), Vancouver 
 
 Preston, Powell & Co, Waitsburgh 
 
 Isaacs J C, Walla VVslla 
 McCALLEY A & SON,{Standard), " 
 Welsh A; Co, 
 
 Barker S & D, Yakima 
 
 FOUNDRIES. 
 
 Lister David, 
 
 New Tacoma 
 
 White & Tennv, 
 Smith W W, ' 
 Marshall & Jones, 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Sumier 
 
 Walla WaUa 
 
 Port Townsend 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Walla WaUa 
 
 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. 
 
 (See also Produce.) 
 HOLCOMB H, 
 
 Baker C C, 
 
 WIUIAMS R G, 
 
 FURNISHING GOODS. 
 
 (See also Clothing; also Dry Goods and 
 Clothing.) 
 
 FINKHAM A E S, Seattle 
 
 Bauer J. Walla WaUa 
 
 LESSER S, 
 
 FURNITURE UD BEDDING. 
 
 (See also General Merchandise.) 
 Caruthers C E & Co, _ Dayton 
 
 Godkia Otto, 
 
 Dwally & Stocil, 
 Waldrip S S, 
 Horr J C, 
 
 Johnson & Ettinger, 
 Borren J, 
 
 Dougan & Cheadle, 
 (ilore& Wunder, 
 Hall & Paulson, 
 Gridlcy & Whitney, 
 Dovell J & Co, (manfrs), 
 Eversz & Abell, 
 
 . La Center 
 
 La Conner 
 
 Marengo 
 
 Olympia 
 
 Palouse 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Vancouver 
 Walla Walla 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 
 
 (A general assortment of Dry Goods, 
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 respective headings.) 
 
 Ringer L M, 
 Bowman Amos, 
 Treska Chas, 
 Wiley L & Co, 
 Shattuck Chas, 
 Riddeli John, 
 HaskinsG H, 
 Andrews Mrs A, 
 Monaghnm Thomas, 
 MofTett T, 
 Newton Isaac, 
 Whitehouse L H, 
 Meagher N, 
 Rf.berts G B, 
 WirrenFM&Co. 
 Tullis A F & Son, 
 URQTJHART JVO, 
 
 Seymour W B, 
 
 MIUSS JOHN, 
 
 Almota 
 
 Anacortea 
 
 Anatone 
 
 Arcadia 
 
 Areas Island 
 
 Bruceport 
 
 Carroll ton 
 
 Cascades 
 
 Castle Rock 
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 Chehalia 
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 Ewart J Si Co, 
 Waplea k Hargrove, 
 
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 McDonald ft Schwabacher, 
 Stencel & Co, 
 SHATTUCK C W, 
 
 Anderson J M, 
 Bluniauer & Block, ' 
 Olmatead J D, 
 iSnoudy St. Stewart, 
 Taylor D N, 
 Munks \Vm, 
 Brown W V, 
 Monagham J, 
 Montgomery C H, 
 Oppsnheiiner M & Co, 
 Sweeny Joseph, 
 Bowman Amos, 
 Martin J D, 
 Offidld J W, 
 Comepys &, Vestal, 
 OLMSrEAD J J>, 
 
 Kuappton M.iU Co, 
 
 MILLER & GAITHEB, 
 
 Andrews L L, 
 Gaches J & G, 
 Moreland & Shirely, 
 Goodell H M, 
 Hutchinson H A, 
 Jackson D B, 
 
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 Colton 
 Dayton 
 
 East Sound 
 
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 Ellensburg 
 
 Fall City 
 
 Fidalgo 
 
 Fort Colville 
 
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 Short A C, 
 Comfort Jam?s P, 
 Esmond John, 
 Waite Nelion, 
 Hassard S S, 
 Urjuhart J & J, 
 Gallick Wm, 
 Landes Henry, 
 Shorey H C, 
 Clapp C F, 
 Mcuall D D, 
 Fife W H, 
 In^alis E G, 
 
 OaCHABD V, 
 
 Biiringtou E, 
 Moultria W U, 
 Jackson Chas, 
 Pumphrey Wm, 
 Battman L, 
 Far luher A, 
 ForiTN&Co, 
 Rosenthal G, 
 Tuklas & Goldstein, 
 Creilin & Co, 
 Powers Bros, 
 
 Friday Harbor 
 
 GuemsH 
 
 Hok(i 
 
 Irene- 
 
 Kalama 
 
 Kittitasd 
 
 Knappton 
 
 La Center 
 
 La Conner 
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 Leitchville 
 
 Linden 
 
 Lopez Island 
 
 Lowell 
 
 Lumm 
 Mann's Landing 
 
 Marengo 
 
 Marysville 
 
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 Mukilteo 
 
 Napavinc 
 
 Neah Biy 
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 Newaukum 
 New DuuMaoa 
 New Lebanon 
 New Tacoin I 
 
 Nooksachk 
 
 Novelty 
 
 Olequii 
 
 Olympia 
 
 Olympia 
 
 Oysterville 
 Palouse 
 
 Ragsdale W P 4 C, 
 Rosenfield J L, 
 Piper J W, 
 De8haw W, 
 Brady & Rush, 
 Gibson M, 
 MastickSL&LB, 
 
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 Pekin 
 
 Pioneer 
 
 Point Agate 
 
 Pomeroy 
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 Port Townsend 
 
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 James F W, J «« 
 
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 Meeker E, Puyallup 
 
 Wagner Wm & Co, «« 
 
 Dean Wm, Samish 
 
 Katz Israel, San Jaun Island 
 
 Bellingham Bay Coal Co, Sehome 
 
 Abram M, Seattle 
 
 Crawfitrd & Harrington, •♦ 
 
 Schwabacher Bros & Co, " 
 
 WA CHONG & CO, 
 
 Elwood John, 
 Murue J E, 
 Anderson W M, 
 
 CItOSBT C J£. 
 
 Jaiueison James L, 
 BALLARD L W, 
 
 Cowley & Ford, 
 Cannon, Warner & Co, 
 Friedenich & Co, 
 Matheny, Glover & Yeaton, 
 Tibbitts & Pickering, 
 Eisenb;.>i3 F, 
 Goodtime L, 
 Light E A, 
 McCaw & Rodgers, 
 Piiieus & Pachscher, 
 Davis J E, 
 McMillan J, 
 Hansan, Ackerson & Co, 
 Wolff L^uis, 
 BROWN F R, 
 HEALY F Q, 
 
 Duiilap J, 
 Eastman F, 
 
 JONES M B. 
 
 MuKuavy & Latham, 
 
 Wood worth R"vy, 
 
 MARTIN B L, 
 
 Hazard WCACo, 
 
 Jatjgy J, '* 
 
 Muxson S 0, " 
 
 SOHNS & SCHTJELE, 
 
 WINXLER M, 
 
 WISE Mas A. 
 
 Fields J VV & Co, Waitsbargh 
 Preston, Poweil & Co, 
 
 Adams Bros, Walla Walla 
 
 Dusenbury Bros, " 
 
 Johnson, Kees & Winans, " 
 
 Schwabacher Bros, " 
 
 Sheppard, Jaoox & Co, " 
 
 Semiahmoo 
 << 
 
 Sharon 
 
 Skookumchuck 
 << 
 
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 Spokan Biidge 
 
 Spokan Falls 
 
 Squak 
 Steilacoom 
 
 Steptoo 
 
 Sauiier 
 
 Tucoma 
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 Cummings Amos, 
 Durgan J E C, 
 Lochgen C C, 
 Luhsdorf D, 
 Sochren C C, 
 Van Doren C M, 
 Jones J P, 
 Woolsey S H, 
 Blumauer & Block, 
 Carey G W, 
 Gervais P T, 
 Metcalf M M, 
 
 Wallula 
 
 Washougal 
 
 White Salmon 
 
 White Eiver 
 
 Wilkeson 
 
 Winlock 
 
 Yakima 
 
 Yelm 
 
 GRAIN BUYERS. 
 
 (See also General Merchandise.) 
 
 More C & M C, 
 Conner J S, 
 
 Almota 
 La Conner 
 
 GROCERS-RETAIL. 
 
 (See also General Merchandise.) 
 
 Opperman Geo A, 
 Rowley & Cartwright, 
 
 CHIL^EO J^F, 
 
 Nolan S M, 
 Cliilberg J, 
 Macleay T & Co, 
 
 STOIUE S. 
 
 Kodway D A, 
 
 EISENBEIS C. 
 GERRISH F &:C0, 
 
 Schur L, 
 
 LTLE T 
 
 BIOELOWIN&CO, 
 GHILBERO BEOS. 
 
 Manning G L, 
 Meydenbauor Wm, 
 
 EEINIO L, 
 ROSS ROBERT, 
 
 Rowe L S, 
 Scott J W, 
 
 STONE C B & CO. 
 
 Uldfelder H, 
 Bendurc T, 
 Walters A, 
 Dupuya J A, 
 
 DIJRGm w, 
 
 K.iiser Mrs J, 
 Smith Mrs E, 
 Celt Mark P, 
 Crittenden & Kerr, 
 Marshall ft Pearson, 
 Phillips P F. 
 Ross Bros, 
 Whelan & Merrifield, 
 
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 (See also Grocer* — ^Retail.) 
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 Olympia 
 
 Oysterville 
 Port Townsend 
 
 Seattle 
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 WaUa Wnlla 
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 WXTSTHOFF F W, 
 ROACH PETER, 
 SCHUMACHER C, 
 
 GUN AND LOCKSMITHS. 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Walla Walla 
 II 
 
 Sabin H, 
 Beard W T, 
 Neuman L, 
 
 ROACH PETER, 
 
 Olympia 
 
 Seattle 
 II 
 
 Port Townsend 
 
 Scabeck 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Walla WaUa 
 
 HAIRDRESSERS. 
 
 (See also Baths.) 
 
 Young Louis, Dayton 
 
 Levan & Ellis, • New Tacoma 
 SNIDER J W, Olympia 
 
 Toellner Chas, •' 
 
 GROSE W H. 
 
 Sparks Chas, 
 Dixon & Dungan, 
 HOWARD ^ H, 
 REENE F A, 
 STRANZ M, 
 
 Streib Chas, 
 
 THOMimSON I. 0. 
 
 Bremer Geo, 
 
 BAUMEISTER M & E, WaUa WaTla 
 B )gle IX, " 
 
 Fitzgerald J B, , " 
 
 Grunert O, " 
 
 Mitchell Jno B, . .1 
 
 HARDWARE. 
 
 Vancouver 
 Waitsbnrgh 
 
 Rowley & Bunnell, 
 CHIIBERG J P, 
 FROST R. 
 Williams S, 
 Mulkey Bros, 
 GERRISH OF & CO, 
 
 Wald & Campbell, 
 
 WUSTHOFF F W, 
 
 Fitzgerald E P, 
 
 O'DONNELL WM, 
 PORTER H M & CO. 
 
 Thompson T, " 
 
 HARNESS AND SADDLES. 
 
 (See also Hamessmakers and Saddlers.) 
 
 Dayton 
 
 New Tacoma 
 
 Olympia 
 
 Pomeroy 
 
 Port Townsend 
 
 Seattle 
 II 
 
 Walla Walla 
 
 Pierce & Stafford, 
 Hansen H, 
 Emery J, 
 McClure J A, 
 Parker G A, 
 FUSSELL J, 
 Mitchell G E, 
 Eastman F, 
 Hanna 8. 
 
 Dayton 
 
 L% Conner 
 
 New' Tacoma 
 
 Palouse 
 
 Pomeroy 
 
 Seattle 
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 Tumwater 
 Union City 
 
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 Wintler J J, Vancouver 
 
 KillicatGeo, Waitaburgh 
 
 AldanaA, Walla Walla 
 Bales G £, 
 
 Bales LL, " 
 
 Nunnn •?, (mannf whip lashes), " 
 
 QUIim THOS, 
 
 SwezeaJW, 
 
 Wheelan James, ' " 
 
 HIDES, PELTS, AND WOOL. 
 
 Hnrsch L, 
 Cohn A A, 
 Leiffmann J, 
 
 Olympii 
 Walla Walh. 
 
 HOTELS. 
 
 Taylor & Sackman, Blakeley 
 
 Allan W, Cathlamet 
 
 Hallett H, 
 
 Berry J T, 
 
 Beynolda J N, 
 
 Waterbury Tho6, 
 
 Baldwin E, ^ 
 
 Ewart Mrs J P, 
 
 Wolford L M, 
 
 Parks L B, 
 
 Libby Geo B, 
 
 Chaiipelier Mrs, 
 
 Haynes Wm, 
 
 Williams B, 
 
 Bowers J, 
 
 Patterson A M, 
 
 OLMSTED J D. 
 
 Brazee Mrs, 
 Tinmin J H 
 Cook Milton B, 
 MoGlinn Jno, 
 LeitchMH, t 
 
 Harris H, 
 Shot J, 
 Haiard Sam, 
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 Fitzsimmons H, 
 
 Mattan Robt, 
 
 HEW TAOOMA EOTEi; (Jacob 
 
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 Carlton House (Mrs Clark propr), 
 
 Olympia 
 Cornell J, 
 Howard Mrs R H, 
 ST CHARLES HOTEL, (J H, 
 
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 TOTJHO'I HOTXi., (E T Young 
 
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 PACIFIC HOTTSl^ (R Carruthers 
 
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 Stevens Gilbert, 
 Wirt A, 
 
 Miller J L, Palouse 
 
 Pomeroy Hotd, (O A Sawyer), Pomeroy 
 
 Chehalia 
 II 
 
 Claquat( 
 
 Colfax 
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 Colton 
 
 Coupville 
 
 Coveland 
 
 Cowlitz 
 
 Ellensburg 
 
 Ilwaco 
 
 Irene 
 
 Kalama 
 
 Kittitass 
 
 La Center 
 II 
 
 La Conner 
 
 La Conner 
 
 Leitchville 
 
 Marengo 
 
 Mount Vernon 
 
 Mukilteo 
 
 New Dungeness 
 
 New' Tacoma 
 
 Push John, Port Discovery 
 
 Collins J, Port Gamble 
 
 Attridge R D, Port Ludlow 
 
 Wist Philip, Port Madison 
 
 CENTRAL HOTEL, (Dood & Pugh), 
 
 Port Townaend 
 COSMOPOUTAN HOTEL, (J H 
 
 Hunt), «• 
 
 Dalgardnn J, «« 
 
 WASHmOTON HOUSE, (J H 
 
 Woodley), " 
 
 Pumphrey VV, Pumphrey's Landing 
 
 Howard D K, Seabeck 
 
 Done H W, Seattle 
 
 New England House, (LC Harmon), " 
 OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, (J Col- 
 lias & Co), »• 
 ORIENTAL HOTEL, (Nils Louis), « 
 OUR HOUSE, (Wm Grose), 
 
 Thurlowe A, 
 Young Joseph, 
 Gray WC, 
 Hawk & Harmon, 
 Guillemette J M, 
 Steele Mra J E, 
 Huaton W J, 
 Canby J, 
 Katz & Bomer, 
 Gordon A, 
 Olaon J B, . 
 
 Jorup N D, 
 Goodwin J H, 
 McCarty E, 
 Robinaon L, 
 Weeden N J, 
 Hanaford Chas, 
 Bell Frank, 
 
 Semiahmoo 
 
 Skookumchuck 
 
 Spokan Falls 
 II 
 
 Steilacoom 
 
 Tacoma 
 
 Tenino 
 
 Turn water 
 II 
 
 Union Ridge 
 
 Union City 
 
 Utsaladdy 
 
 Vancouver 
 
 Waitsburgh 
 Walla Walla 
 
 KOHLHAUFF WM, (S: LouU), 
 Perkinson J E, 
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 SMALL BROTHERS, (Stine 
 
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 Hodges J H, WalluU 
 
 Rounds & Ashworth, " 
 
 Famsworth C O, Waverly 
 
 Fonts W H, Whatcom 
 
 Jenkins J R, . " 
 
 Ingals £ G, n Wilkeson 
 
 Stone Z A, " 
 
 DueberGeoF, Winloek 
 
 Guilland D, Yakima 
 
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 Olympia 
 
 CROSBT N, 
 
 Tarbell F, 
 
 Blanchard J M, 
 
 McLure L S, 
 
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 Chase H Mj " 
 
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 Lhwellyn T L, 
 Kirk G L, 
 
 Martin J P, 
 
 Taylor HD, 
 
 Boyd Adam, 
 
 Young Henry B, 
 
 Frost Morris H. 
 
 Dean B F, 
 
 Ward Wm, 
 
 Olaen A, 
 
 SMITHJA, 
 
 Dwelly G W, 
 
 LEARNED Wfi 
 NORRISJT, 
 
 Hauptley J, 
 Combs SP, 
 Scott R, 
 Freese J E, 
 Barr S E, 
 Howes S C, 
 Reed Charles D, 
 Llewellyn Thos, 
 Lacy P, 
 
 LAMAN J D, 
 Whitman E B, 
 
 LEATHER A 
 
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 McCurd J Jamce, 
 
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 Reed George K, 
 Sparks Wm A, 
 JewettJ W, 
 Beeber George, 
 Hereanz MorrisL 
 Duffey B, 
 Algar H 8, 
 PXIGER J, 
 l«vin Louis, 
 Wallace D P, 
 Garred Henry, 
 Burmeiater C U, 
 Dickinson P, 
 
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 Clinger J D, 
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 Kirk G L, 
 Martin J F, 
 Taylor HD, 
 Boyd Adam, 
 Young Henry B, 
 Frost Morria H, 
 DeanB F, 
 Ward Wm, 
 Olaen A, 
 SMITH J A, 
 Dwelly G W, 
 LEARNED WE 
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 Hauptley J, 
 Combs S F, 
 Scott R, 
 Freese J E, 
 Barr S E, 
 Howes S 0, 
 Reed Charles D, 
 Llewellyn Thos, 
 Lacy P, 
 LAHAN J D, 
 Whitman E B, 
 
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 Glaquato 
 Coveland 
 
 Dayton 
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 Elma 
 
 Fort Colville 
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 Mikilteo 
 
 New Dunj;ene88 
 << 
 
 Oysterville 
 Port Discovery 
 
 Port Gamble 
 Port Towusend 
 << 
 
 Seabeck 
 Seattle 
 
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 Semiahmoo 
 
 Stark's Point 
 
 Tacoma 
 
 Tenino 
 
 Utsaladdy 
 
 WaUa Walla 
 
 LEATHER AND FINDINGS. 
 
 SCHULER JOST, Walla Walla 
 
 LIME KILNS. 
 
 Caines Robert, 
 McClocblin Bro% 
 McCurdy James, 
 
 Areas Island 
 Son Juan Island 
 
 LIQUORS. 
 
 Birnie A D, 
 Herouz Mos 
 Black \ Arthur, 
 Harris L B, 
 Reed George K, 
 Sparks Wm A, 
 JewettJ W, 
 Beeber George, 
 Hereauz Morris^ 
 Duffey B, 
 Algar H S, 
 
 OEIOERJ, 
 
 Levin Louis, 
 Wallace D P, 
 Garred Henry, 
 Burmeiater C M, 
 Dickinson F, 
 
 Cathlamet 
 
 Chehalia 
 
 Colfax 
 
 Dayton 
 
 <a 
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 EUensburg 
 
 Mount Vernon 
 
 Newsukum 
 
 New Castle 
 
 New Tacoma 
 
 Marengo 
 Olympia 
 
 Oysterville 
 
 / Palouse 
 
 << 
 
 Fomeroy 
 
 Port Ludlow 
 
 Port Madison 
 
 Port Towusend 
 
 Puyallup 
 Seattle 
 
 HiltzP, Olympia 
 
 Ranke Ofcto, " 
 
 Raymond Geo, 
 
 Hansen J B, 
 
 Rod way DA, 
 
 Jones J G, 
 
 Collins AS, 
 
 Denny Sam, 
 
 Kernohan R, 
 
 Korter Wm, 
 
 Winchester H, 
 
 Storming J G, 
 
 TORJTfSENI, 
 WHITING T, 
 
 Dane E, 
 
 ALOAS & NIXON, 
 ANDE&SON A, 
 
 Anderson & Odbome^ 
 Barry W, 
 Beer J, 
 Clancy TboS; 
 Eversham E C, 
 
 FLYNN & ANDE&SON. 
 
 Gash Fred, 
 Halbighorst Otto, 
 
 xT6SS .A 
 
 JENNINGS D A. (wholesale), 
 Kennedy J, 
 
 MUBPHYB, 
 
 PritchardR, 
 Schmid V, 
 
 SMITH TOM, 
 
 Vergon J, 
 
 WIATZ J, 
 
 Gimmel M, 
 Rupp H, 
 
 Thompson Wm» ^ 
 Bowem J W, 
 FuUer J, 
 Kaufman M, 
 McLeod Wm, 
 Bonrk M J, 
 Brown Matt, 
 Healy J P, 
 Mayners <S, 
 
 FAODEN J W, 
 
 Hurt Frank O, 
 Auberry W T, 
 Bessette & Pelky, 
 Betz Jacob, 
 Bnner W, 
 Burgess T T, 
 Howard H, 
 Johns Chaa, 
 Jordon Ed, 
 Kelling & BendoL 
 
 Mason H B, 
 Pasquay Otto, 
 Rose Cuas, 
 Schumacher A, 
 Scultz F W & Co, 
 Stahl Jno H, 
 
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 Walla Walla 
 
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 TaUESDALL JOSEPH, (Poney), " 
 
 Unjjerer M, 
 
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 Wallula 
 
 Perkins T J, 
 
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 O'Brien P, 
 
 Whatcom 
 
 Adkins & Johnson, 
 
 Yakima 
 
 Churchill A. 
 
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 LIVERY STABLES. 
 
 Baker B & Co, 
 
 Colfax 
 
 Davenport & Baker, 
 
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 Ijeren R, 
 
 Dayton 
 
 Newland & Kirk, 
 
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 Granger & Williams, 
 
 New Tacoma 
 
 Grainger C, 
 
 Olympia 
 
 Parker R A, (feed stable). 
 
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 Tilley M R, 
 
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 Hammond T M, Port Town send 
 
 Ross D H, 
 
 Palouse 
 
 Rice & Killam, 
 
 Pomcroy 
 
 Abrams R, 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Bow W H, 
 
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 Hatch H R, 
 
 Steilacoom 
 
 Westbrook J J, 
 
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 Fuller J, 
 
 Tacoma 
 
 Matsoni Epsey, 
 
 Vancouver 
 
 SMITH J 0, 
 
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 Hart Frank (4, 
 
 Waitsburcrh 
 
 Wimpy & Whitcher, 
 
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 COOLBAUGH & BALI, Walla Walla 
 
 OSBOBN & MORRISON, 
 
 Smails (4co, 
 
 << 
 
 Small Bros, 
 
 << 
 
 Tierney Thos, 
 
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 Lynn E A, 
 
 Wallulii 
 
 Bouzer Jos, 
 
 Yakima 
 
 LUMBER DEALERS. 
 
 Stephens Wm, Pomeroy 
 
 Washington Mill Co, Seabeck 
 Mutheney, Glover & Yeaton, SpokanFal'p 
 
 Baker E T, Walla Walhi 
 
 Blalock, Son & Co, " 
 
 McAuliff J, " 
 
 Small Bros, " 
 
 Counsil D M, Winlock 
 
 MARBLE WORKS. 
 
 Seattle 
 (< 
 
 Walla Walla 
 
 MEAT MARKETS. 
 
 West & Dobson, Chehalis 
 
 CAREEEK M J, 
 
 Keenen J, 
 Colman D J, 
 
 Dawning & Warmouth, 
 Smith & Vallen, 
 Stringer R J, 
 Barlow B, 
 
 Chambers D J & Son, 
 Lemon & Moore, 
 Gillis R C, 
 Smith & Terry, 
 Baunton W, 
 
 DENSMORE M, 
 FOSS & BORST, 
 
 Hyde D N, 
 
 Oaaum & Olstad, 
 
 PICKARD & URQUHART. 
 
 Watileigh W J, ' 
 
 Rice L N, 
 
 Smith & Anderson, 
 
 Barlow B, 
 
 BURKE JOS. 
 
 STEGERT G R, 
 
 Hurkness M J, 
 Dooley 4 Kirkman, 
 Eiinis Chris, 
 Guthridge B G, 
 Johnson W, 
 
 Colfax 
 
 Dayton 
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 New Tacoma 
 
 Olympia 
 II 
 
 Pomeroy 
 
 Pork Townaotul 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Selah 
 
 Squak 
 
 Tacoma 
 
 Vancouver 
 II 
 
 Waitshnri^h 
 Walla Walla 
 
 Wallula 
 
 MILLINERS. 
 
 Hancock Mrs P, Dayton 
 
 SOPER MISS NETTIE, New Tacoma 
 Burroughs Mrs S L, Seattle 
 
 GRAVES MRS R C. 
 
 Chessey Mrs B C, Walla Walla 
 Lemont Mrs S E, " 
 
 Schnobly & Thompson, " 
 
 MUSIC AND MUSICAL IN- 
 STRUMENTS. 
 
 Dayton 
 II 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Arment I N, 
 D.ty Bros, 
 
 GRAVES R C, 
 
 NEWS AGENTS. 
 
 (See also Books and Stationery; also 
 Varieties.) 
 
 Barthrop Geo, Port Townsend 
 
 BENEDICT & CO, Seattle 
 
 MEWSPAPERS. 
 
 "PAIOUSE GAZETTE," (Kellogg 
 
 & Hopkins pubs), Colfax 
 
 "COLUiraiA CHRONICLE/' 
 
 C White editor), Dayton 
 
 "DAYTON NEWS," T H Craw- 
 fonl Si Co pubs), " 
 
 "NORTH PACIFIC COAST," 
 
 (Money & Co props). New Tacoma 
 "TACOMA HERALD," (F H Cook 
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 CLilWinRD. 
 
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 "OLYMPIA TRANSCRIPT," 
 
 (E T (junn propr) Olympia 
 
 "PUOET SOUND COURIER," 
 
 (C B Battley propr). " 
 
 'WASHINGTON STANDARD," 
 
 (J M Murphy propr), " 
 
 "DEMOCRATIC PRESS." (P F 
 
 M vers propr), Port ToM-nacnd 
 
 "pUget sound weekly 
 
 ARGUS," (Allen Weir pr. .pr), " 
 ROBERTS W H, (ci.rrespoudent 
 Associiite Press), " 
 
 "REBEL BATTERY," (E Clay- 
 
 sou editor and proprietor), SeabecU 
 "riN-BACK," (Stewart & Eber- 
 sold proprs), Seattle 
 
 "INTELLIGENCER," (Prosch & 
 
 Crawford prmrs), " 
 
 "Puget Sou^o 'Uspatch, "(B Brown 
 
 propri^t' " 
 
 "SEATTL^ • ' (Ward Bros 
 
 Tiroprietiuo*. " 
 
 "VANCOUVER A. DEPENDENT," 
 
 (J J Beeson editoc ), Vancouver 
 
 "Statesman," (Frank J Parker 
 editor^ W.dla Walla 
 
 "WALLA WALLA UNION," 
 (Johusou & Herriff proprs), " 
 
 NOTARIES PUBLIC. 
 
 ROBERTS G B, 
 
 Watcrlmry Thos, 
 Boone Wm W, 
 1 hi bean L L, 
 Byler D T, 
 Sutton H M, 
 CROSBY N, 
 PORTER N S, 
 Mi stick E B Jr, 
 Allison J L, 
 Scott W D, 
 Huller G M, 
 Swan J G, 
 Clayson E, 
 Andrews L B, 
 
 BRYAN E, 
 
 Kmery C D, 
 
 Hi^NFORD C H, 
 
 H fitch (i L, 
 
 lEARY J, 
 
 Scntt l{, 
 
 SMALL J W, 
 
 Liiulsey J, 
 Byles David, 
 Boatman Geo, 
 
 TIBBETTS G W, 
 
 Jump Peter D, 
 Hnthaway M IX, 
 
 Cathlamet 
 
 Claquato 
 
 Colfax 
 
 Cowlitz 
 
 Elma 
 
 Olympia 
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 Port Discovery 
 Port Gunibl.i 
 
 Port Townsend 
 
 Seal)eck 
 Seattle 
 
 
 NOTIONS. 
 
 CROSBY, DAVIS & CO, 
 LESSER S, 
 
 Olympia 
 Walla Walla 
 
 NURSERYMEN, SEEDSMEN 
 AND FLO.llSTS. 
 
 Uwton C W. 
 
 PURDIN J H, 
 
 Brown B F, 
 Juwett A U, 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Sel..h 
 
 Slaughter 
 
 White Salmoa 
 
 OYSTER CO:VIPANIES. 
 
 Bny Centre Oyster Co, Bay Centre 
 
 Shindwatt'r B y Oyster Co, Oysterville 
 TAYLOR TH03, Walla Walla 
 
 PAINTERS. 
 
 Fall John, 
 Cook J T., 
 PLUMMER W J, 
 
 Tilmun U, 
 AndersDU L, 
 Calvert E, 
 Kalliiig G, 
 C"rs>n & Stockwell, 
 
 Dayton 
 
 Olympia 
 II 
 
 Port Townsend 
 
 Seattle 
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 FAULKNER 
 
 liage), 
 Simons H 0, 
 
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 Scminhmoo 
 
 Sharon 
 
 Sumner 
 
 Sqiiak 
 
 Utsali.ddy 
 
 Union Hiil^t 
 
 CHAPMAN & BOYER, Walla Wall. 
 
 LAMAN J D. 
 
 Shiirpsteiu B L, " 
 
 Whitman E B, 
 
 WARNER J K, White Salmon 
 
 PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. WALL 
 PAPERS, ETC. 
 
 CHITBERG J P, New Tacoma 
 
 SHOUDY W H, Seattle 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHERS. 
 
 Matzgcr W O, 
 WOODWARD A B, 
 MOORE GEO. 
 
 I'eteraon 4 Bro, 
 Robertson W F, 
 Armstrong J N, 
 Brodeck & Co, 
 Odboru J Q, 
 
 Dayton 
 
 Olympia 
 
 iSeattle 
 II 
 
 Tacoma 
 
 Vancouver 
 
 Walla Walla 
 II 
 
 PHYSICIANS. 
 
 Morris R, M D, 
 Beach \V W, 
 Bunnell P D, 
 Cole J A, 
 Day W \V, 
 l'r..ry T C, 
 Hv3ur.th m W S, 
 Shone A, 
 
 Whituhouso L H, M D, 
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 Culfax 
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 Daytou 
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 Kalama 
 
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 Read W, Kittitasa 
 
 Davia R 8, La Center 
 
 Bryant J Cr, New Caatle 
 
 Bostwick H C, New Tacoma 
 
 Oatrander N, M D, Olympia 
 
 STEELE AH, 
 
 Frary T 0, 
 Houghton J S, 
 Lane N W, 
 Gasaaway J M, M D, 
 Minor T T, M D, 
 WilliaonHO, MD, 
 Kendricka F B, M D, 
 Bagley A & H B, M D, 
 Baker J, M D, 
 Gale H A, 
 
 HIQHWARDEN J, 
 Root O G, 
 Smith E L, 
 Starkey D W, 
 
 WEEJ) A, 
 
 Brown M O, 
 
 Hughea A S, 
 
 Rowland O, 
 
 Mineer W S, 
 
 AlbanWG, 
 
 Andrews Ida E, 
 
 Andrews J C, (surgeon), 
 
 Bingham J E, 
 
 BLALOCK N G, (aurgeon), 
 
 Boyd J M, 
 
 Burch B F, (surgeon, 
 
 CEOPP J F, (aur^'eon), 
 
 KELLOQO St NICHOLS, 
 
 Marion A N, 
 
 Mauzey — , " 
 
 Crook H P, (surgeon), Wilkeson 
 
 PLANING MILLS. 
 
 Pomeroy 
 
 Port Gamble 
 
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 Port Townsend 
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 Seabeck 
 
 Seattle 
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 Skookumchuck 
 
 VVaitsburgh 
 
 Walla Wallii 
 
 
 Hatch B H, 
 Ritter & Holman, 
 Cram W H, 
 Dyer & Clarey, 
 Card & Lair, 
 
 WEBSTER J H, 
 
 Cooper S M, 
 Kendall BF, 
 Glaaford Wm, 
 
 Dayton 
 
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 Palouse 
 
 Pomeroy 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Spring Brook 
 
 Tumwater 
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 Walla Walla 
 
 PLUMBERS AND GASFIT- 
 TERS. 
 
 (See Stoves and Tinware; also Tinners.) 
 laaaca J C, Walla Walla 
 
 POSTMASTERS. 
 
 SPALDINa HENRY, Almota 
 
 WHEELER N A, Alpowa 
 
 HUNT MILES B, Artondale 
 
 penton Wm, Blakeley 
 
 Huntington Wm, 
 Birnie A D, 
 SMITH JAMES, 
 URQUHART JNO, 
 DOZ LUCIUS 
 Miles Wm F, 
 Renahaw W B, 
 
 STANDLEY J B, 
 
 Libbey J B, 
 Day J M, 
 
 McDonald john l, 
 
 Laity John, 
 Williams L D, 
 Bell Geo, 
 
 OLMSTED J D. 
 
 Swift M L, 
 Fowler J D, 
 Urquhart W M, 
 
 ATKINSON J M E, 
 
 Morris J, 
 Fife W H, 
 
 BOYCE G P, 
 HARRIS J R, 
 
 Laughliii S D, 
 
 GALE J N, 
 WICKS M E, 
 
 Wliitesell Henry, 
 
 PLUMB E B, 
 WILSON E T, 
 
 Caatle Rock 
 
 Cathlamet 
 
 Cedarville 
 
 Chehalis 
 
 Cherry Valley 
 
 Claquato 
 
 Colfax 
 
 Colton 
 
 Coupville 
 
 Dayton 
 
 Elma 
 
 Grand Mound 
 
 Ilwaco 
 
 Independence 
 
 Kittitass 
 
 Klititat 
 
 Mukilteo 
 
 Napavine 
 
 New Castle 
 
 New Dungeneas 
 
 New Tacoma 
 
 Novelty 
 
 Oakville 
 
 Olequa 
 
 Olympia 
 
 Onecho 
 
 Orting 
 
 Plumb Station 
 
 Pomuroy 
 
 JACKSON D L, (deputy), Port (Itamble 
 ATTRIDGE R D, Port Ludlow 
 
 LEARNED W H H, Port Townsend 
 
 Smith Edward, 
 H<)ly»)ke R, 
 Carr O J, 
 
 STEINWEO W L, 
 PURDIN J H, 
 FORD S S, 
 TUCKER JOHN. 
 CROSBY CJR, 
 BALLARD L W, 
 
 Crane J VV, 
 Kramm John, 
 Stark Mrs P J, 
 
 TIBBETT3 G W, 
 MILINEJ, 
 
 Ki<;ney <ieo, 
 
 SPINNING MRS E P, 
 
 Walters A, 
 
 BROWN F R, 
 
 Eastman F, 
 
 HEALY P a. 
 
 Shohert S, . 
 
 MARTIN BL, 
 
 Eddings Jno, 
 Smith Wm, 
 Vawter Wm, 
 Cummings Amos, 
 DurganJE 0, 
 
 WARNER J K, 
 ARNOLD G D, 
 PAGET CO. 
 
 Metcalf M M, 
 
 Sutsop 
 
 Seabeck 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Sehoma 
 
 Selah 
 
 Sharon 
 
 Silver Crook 
 
 Skookumchuck 
 
 Slaughter 
 
 South Side 
 
 Sprinji Brook 
 
 Stark's Point 
 
 Squak 
 
 Stcptoe 
 
 Steilacoom 
 
 Sumner 
 
 Tacoma 
 
 Tenino 
 
 Tumwater 
 
 Tulalip 
 
 Union Riilge 
 
 Utsaladdy 
 
 Vancouver 
 
 Waitaburgh 
 
 Walla Walla 
 
 Wallula 
 
 Waahougal 
 
 White Salmon 
 
 Wilkeaon 
 
 Winlock 
 
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 Hanford & McCIaire, 
 Northup B L, 
 Stawart & Ebersold, 
 
 Seattle 
 
 RAILROAD REPRESENTA- 
 TIVES. 
 
 Holt H H (agt.N P R R), Kalama 
 
 SPEAGUE J W (supt N P R R), 
 
 New Tacoma 
 
 SPRAOUE OTIS (general freight 
 
 and ticket aj^ent N P R R)» " 
 
 McKENKY T I (gen supt * T 
 
 R K), Olympia 
 
 OUIMETTE E N (agt O & T R R), " 
 
 Reed T M (preat & T R R), " 
 
 Reed L (agt N P & & T R R), 
 
 Tenino 
 Clark H (agt W W & C R R), 
 
 Walla Walla 
 
 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 
 
 New Tacoma 
 
 Olympia 
 
 Port Towiiscnd 
 
 Seattle 
 
 Wilkeson S, 
 Mossman J V, 
 Phillips T, 
 
 BRYAN E, 
 
 Kinnefir Geo, " 
 
 MACKINTOSH & BEEVES, " 
 
 Stacy M V B, 
 
 TTTRNEREA, 
 
 Yealer H L, 
 
 CHAPMAN & BOYER, Walla Walla 
 
 LAMAN J D, 
 
 RESTAURANTS. 
 
 (See also Oyster Saloons. ) 
 
 Stephens S, Dayton 
 
 Woodward J W, New Tacoma 
 
 Austin E W, , Olympia 
 Chilberg I, 
 
 Doane W J (oyster house), " 
 
 Pomeroy Mrs, Pomeroy 
 
 HOLCOMB H, Port Townsend 
 
 AlleoP, Seattle 
 
 QREENBERGJ. 
 
 Kiel Chas, " 
 
 Wiggin W S, 
 
 wiiCHMANN & HOITHONER," 
 
 Arthur Sum, Spokan Falls 
 
 Hastings D M, Vancquver 
 
 Williams G, 
 BOCKLER ROBT (Walla Walla), 
 
 Walla Walla 
 COOLBAHGH&BALL, 
 EISELEN, YENNIGERHOLZ & 
 
 CO (cotfee house), 
 Kirkman W G, 
 
 
 Leedy & Turner, 
 Lucna John, 
 McGearry Mrs M, 
 Young Alex M, 
 
 TI^BS TONY, 
 
 SAW MILLS. 
 
 Stillman J, 
 
 Sexton & Co, ^ 
 
 Waterbury Bros, 
 Eatur & Hill, 
 Marshall E L & Co, 
 Dysart & Co 
 Hatch & Co, 
 Abornothy A S, 
 Ward & Mitchell, 
 Reed E O, 
 
 Walla Walla 
 
 Wallula 
 
 Boistfort 
 
 Colfax 
 
 Claquato 
 
 Elma 
 
 Fort Colville 
 
 Fort Kittitasi 
 
 New Tacoma 
 
 Oak Point 
 
 Olympia 
 
 Palix River 
 
 Port Blaneley Mill Co, Wm Renton, 
 
 Port Blakeley 
 
 PORT DISCOVERY HILLS CO, 
 
 Point Discovery 
 
 Puget Mill Co, 
 Pope & Tabot, 
 Coleman J M, 
 Wood J & Co, 
 Carpenter C E, 
 
 WEBSTER J M, 
 
 Hanson, Ackorsou & Co, 
 Ward & Mitchell, 
 Wilson W K, 
 Counsil D W, 
 Pennington k Rhoades, 
 Seward & Bro, 
 
 Port Gamble 
 
 Port Ludlow 
 
 Seattle 
 
 South Bend 
 
 Spring Brook 
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 Tum water 
 
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 Talcott C R, Olympia 
 
 BRYAN E. Seattle 
 
 GRAVES R C, 
 
 Roman Thoa, Walla Walla 
 
 Wilson O F (Wheeler & Wilson) " 
 
 SHIP BUILDERS. 
 
 McPhce & Holingquist, Port Discovery 
 Hall Bros, Port Ludlow 
 
 Meigs Lumber & Ship Building Co, 
 
 Port Madison 
 Hammond Wm, Seattle 
 
 Clarke S, boat builder, Semiahmoo 
 
 Thurlowe E, boat builder, ** 
 
 SOAP MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 HECESON A H, Seattle 
 
 STAGE LINES AND AGENTS. 
 
 Miller, J T, (prop WaUa Walla & 
 Colfax Stage Line), Walla WaUa 
 
 W'iiitman E B, agt U I & O Stage 
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 P S T CO, lA H {Steele, secy), " 
 
 TibbuUs H L, (agt P M b S Co), 
 
 Furt Towusend 
 
 STOVES AND TINWARE. 
 
 Rowley & Bunnell, Dayton 
 
 QUALE 0, NewTuc. ma 
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 TTJITE P, O'ymi ia 
 
 NORRIS J T, Port To wnseiid 
 
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 Mo A LEEK H ft CO, Seattle 
 
 WADDELL ft MILJBS, 
 
 DANIELS G H, Vancouver 
 
 Vincent C S, Waitsbur^'h 
 
 ODOKNELL WM, Wulla Walla 
 
 PORTER HM ft CO, 
 
 TAILORS. 
 
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 PETERSON ft CO. 
 
 Harris S, ' 
 Kaufman D, 
 Kenuey S, 
 Levy tfacob, 
 Norwold H E, 
 
 WELCH J W. 
 
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 GOTTARDO Q, 
 
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 Debus H, 
 
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 Davis F C, 
 
 Biles James, 
 
 Oysterville 
 Tumwater 
 
 TELEGRAPH AGENTS. 
 
 Martin H, (W U Tel oper), Kalama 
 Williams Miss L, (W U Tel oper), 
 
 New Tacoma 
 Stevens E A, (W U Tel oper), Olympia 
 
 LLEWELLYN W H, (P S C), 
 
 Port Townsend 
 Lyon J M, (W U T opr), 
 BENEDICT ft CO, (P S Co), Seattle 
 Bier F W,(Man W U Tel Co,)Vancouver 
 Paget C C Jr, (agt W U Tel Co), Winlock 
 
 TERRITORIAL OIFFCERS. 
 
 Brents Thos H, representative ia 
 
 congress, Olympia 
 
 FERRY ELISHA P, governor, •• 
 Owinus N H, secretary, <' 
 
 KeedT M, auditor, •' 
 
 Tarbell Francis, treasurer, •• 
 
 McMicken W, surveyor-general, " 
 Judsoii J P, supt public instruction, " 
 Evans El wood, librurian, *• 
 
 Sturilevant R F, prosecuting attor- 
 ney first judicial district, " 
 Ringer L M, joint councilman, ** 
 Greene K 8, chief justice, Seattle 
 
 THEATERS, 
 
 LEVY JACK, Seattle 
 
 SaUIRE'S OPERA HOUSE, 
 
 TRUNK MANUFACTORY. 
 
 HENDRICKS H W, Seattle 
 
 UNDERTAKERS. 
 
 ROBBESON ft HARNED, Olympiv 
 
 Coultir ifr hilestud, Seattle 
 
 RUSSEL T S, 
 
 (iridlcy & Whitney, Vancouver 
 
 PICARD ft CLARK, Walk WJla 
 
 U. S. OFFICERS. 
 
 McMicken W,surveyor-general, Olympia 
 Milro}' R H, Indian agent, " 
 
 Brown J T, register US land office, " 
 Stuart R (J, receiver U S land office, " 
 Webster H A, collector U S cus- 
 toms. Port Townsend 
 Briggs L H, deputy collector (J S 
 
 customs, " 
 
 Bigelow H, deputy U S marshal, 
 
 Seattle 
 Bulline G W, steamboat itiopector, " 
 Hammond Wm, steambuat inspec- 
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 Wingard S C, judge first district, 
 
 Walla \Vana 
 Shaw Le F A, deputy internal rev- 
 enue collector, " 
 MORRISON E H, register U S 
 
 lantl office, " 
 
 REED AL£X,rcceiver land office, " 
 AJitchell K W C, clerk U S land 
 
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 Ay ers A Reeves, clerk district court, ' ' 
 
 UPHOLSTERERS. 
 
 CHINA JIM, Wulla Walla 
 
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 [1 ill N ft Son, Colfax 
 
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 Mv)oreliou8e J C, Waitslxirf^h 
 
 M issum K H, Walla WulLi 
 
 WaddoUThos, Winlock 
 
 WATCHES AND JEWELRY. 
 
 Talcott C R, Olympia 
 
 Bc:ihernien .F, Walla Walla 
 
 Straight Z K, •* 
 
 WATCHMAKERS AND JEW- 
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 Arment I N, Dnyton 
 
 Hansen H Jr, I.a Conner 
 
 Stewart S D, Now Tucoma 
 
 NAHER GHAS» Seattle 
 SMITH LP& SON, 
 
 Tibhits J H, •• 
 
 Savage Gbi.», . Walla Walla 
 
 WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S 
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 Walker J S, 
 Stevens E A, 
 Wilson KT, 
 Poole Louis, 
 Waterman & Katz, 
 Harris (i W, 
 Booson J J, 
 Stuart L B, (W W 
 
 Smith Wm, 
 Whitman KB, 
 
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 Leaves Victoria every Tuesday and Friday, at 8 A. M. 
 And returns on Wednesdays and Saturdays. 
 
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 (ALPHABETIOALLY.) 
 
 Sea alio, Liit of Tovu Bsoelred too Late for Bagalar Insertion. 
 
 This province of tho English Government occupies that portion of the North 
 American continent which lies north of the 4i)th parallel, south of Alaska, and 
 between tho Kocky Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. 
 
 "The topography of tho colony is generally mountainous. The Cascade Kange, 
 a continuation of the Sierra Nevudas of California, intersects the entire length of 
 the country, running from north to south at a distance of about 100 miles from 
 the coast. Several spurs of the Kocky Mountains extend into the interior, one 
 of which forms the range wherein tlft gold mines of Cariboo are located. A num- 
 ber of large and voluminous rivers take their rise in these various ranges, the 
 main stream — the Fraser — flowing through the country for a distance of about 
 1,500 miles, thfiroby ranking as tne second largest stream on the Pacific Coast. 
 As it traverses thj most mountainous section of the country, its course is conse- 
 quently through a continued chain of impassable gorges and canyons, causing it 
 to be utterly unuavigable to steamboats, excepting 100 miles of its lower waters 
 and about 80 miles midway between its source and mouth. Even its naviufation 
 by boats, although frequently successfully accomplished, is replete with danger 
 and has been frequently attended with disastrous results. The Pitt, Bridge, 
 Thompson, Quesnelle, Cliiliwack and Hiirrison rivers are all branches of the 
 Fraser, of greater or less magnitude and importance. A large number of lakes, 
 varied in size, nestle between the mountain ranges. Some of these lakes are nav- 
 igable to steamboats of light draft, and vessels of that class are at present 
 employed on their waters. All these lakes and rivers, as well as the baycb and 
 inlets along the coast, swarm with fish of different descriptions. Much of the 
 country is covered with dense forests of pine, cedar and other kinds of timber, 
 especially S3 near the soa co.a.st and in the interior mountain districts. The lumbar 
 business has become quite an important one, the exports of that article amounting 
 to about $250,000 annually. The spars obtained from its forests cannot be 
 equaled elsewhere, in length and qualily, and large numbdrs are shipped annually 
 abroad. 
 
 Although comparatively an indifferent agricultural country, British Columbia's 
 agricultural resources have l>een valuable assi.stunts in the development of her rich 
 and extensive mineral diiposits, to whiuh the time and attention of a large portion 
 of the white population bus been exclusively devoted. Sumass, Kamloops, Lillooet, 
 Dog Creek, Soda Creek, Williams Lake and Alkali Lake are all valuaole agricul- 
 tural districts, some of which are somewhat rxtensively cultivated and annually 
 produce fine crops of cereals, thus effectually stopping the importation of bread- 
 stuffs from Oregon and California to any point above Victoria. Thousands of 
 acres of invaluable land, now partly subi.ierged by the flood tides, exist at the 
 mouth of the Fraser river, wfiich, by an inexpensive system of dyking, can bo 
 easily reclaimed and immediately placed under a high state of cultivation. The 
 land is now being rapidly pre-empted, in anticipation of the speedy construction 
 of the New Dominion Truiis-continental Railroad, and the establishment of the 
 Pacific terminus at Burrard's Inlet. The soil of the country is in most places of a 
 light character, deficient in depth and quickly exhausted. These low lands of the 
 Fraser are, however, exceptions to the rule, and possess a rich and deep soil. 
 8ome portion of the interior also possess a deep and highly productive soil, as 
 evidenced by the spontaneous growth of various kinds of fruits. In this respect 
 the Similkameen Valley is a perfect garden, varieties of garden fruit growing 
 abundantly in as advanced a state of perfection as the products of domesticated 
 trees and shrubs. 
 
 As a grazing country, British Columbia is probably prominent, the plains an^ 
 valleys of the interior being covered with abundance of bunch and other nutritious 
 grasses, and affording an unlimited range for the support of nu mberless flocks and 
 
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 British Columbia — Barke'-ville-Deer Creek, 
 
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 ALrilARRTIUAf.LT. 
 
 herda Twenty thousand head of homed cattle are stated to be now feeding in 
 the extensive valleys of the Froser, Thompson, Bonaparte and Nicomin rivers. 
 These valleys are comparatively free from snow during the winter, and contain 
 good feed tnroughout the year. Their peculiar adaptability for stock-raising has 
 been indisputably established and demonstrated by the practical results obtained 
 from several years' experiments. 8hccp-raiaing has of late years been introduced 
 into the colony, and is proving a source of great profit to those engaged in it. 
 Good markets for stock and farm produce are always to be obtained in the mining 
 districts, which are situated in ungenial and unproductive parts of the colony. 
 
 Barkerville, 
 
 CARIBOO DISTRICT. 
 
 Ball H M, judge 
 
 Bowron J, govt agt 
 
 Byrnes Geo, sheriff, agt B C Ex 
 
 Chipp J, physician 
 
 Cunio N, hotel 
 
 Pcrlin I C, gen mdse 
 
 Goodson J (i, bakery 
 
 Kelly A, hotel 
 
 Kwong \jee & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Mason & Daly, restaurant 
 
 Moses W D, harbor 
 
 Nason I B, sawmill 
 
 Nutt J, justice peace 
 
 Ucnnie ^V, bootmaker 
 
 Boss H, gen mdse <- 
 
 Thompson .1 S, M P 
 
 VAN VOLKENBURO BROS, i 
 
 market 
 Wa Lee, gen mdse 
 Wilson N, gen mdse 
 Wing Sing, gen mdse 
 
 Baynes Sound, 
 
 COMUX DISTRICT. 
 
 Baynes Sound Colliery Co 
 
 Haines & Cole, sawmill and gen mdse 
 
 meat 
 
 Burrard's Inlet. 
 
 Dcighton Jno, saloon 
 Fernandez G, gen mdse 
 Manion Jas, gen mdse 
 Michand Max, hotel 
 Moody, Nelson & Co, lumber 
 Wilson B H, hotel 
 
 Cache Creek, 
 
 LILLOOET DISTr CT. 
 
 Campbell J, postmaster, geii mdse 
 Maclure J C, agt B C Ex Co 
 Mechlin I C, D Tel Co operator 
 
 Camerontown. 
 
 Rogers & Wilson, gen mdse 
 
 Cassiar. 
 
 Calbreath, Grant & Cook, gen mds» 
 Lciser Simon, gen mdse 
 
 Clinton, 
 
 LILLOOET DISTRICT. 
 
 Bu^rdB D, 
 
 tliipfriBfi F W, justice peace and gen 
 
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 Harper T, flour mill and sawmill 
 Hayes C, Barnard's Express 
 Marshal Mrs, hotel 
 McCulley J, blacksmith 
 Nelson & Wolfe, gen mdse 
 O'Connor M, B C Tel Co, postmaster 
 
 and govt agt 
 Sanders E H, judge 
 Tuck Kee, gen muse 
 
 Comox, 
 
 COMOX DISTRICT, 
 
 Situated 140 miles northeast of Victoria. 
 Population about 150. Support derived 
 principally from coal mining. 
 
 D^ible CrcOAjostmaster . ^^ 
 
 Fitzpatrick JM, saloon :f(-' < ^^t^ T 
 Home H E, gen mdse 
 Pidcock<JH4iUiLyuil) sawmill 
 Rodello J, gen mdse 
 Union Coal Mining Co, 
 
 Cowichen. 
 
 Kinnear Jas, gjen mdse, hotel 
 
 Dease Creek. 
 
 Calbreath, Grant & Cook, gen mdse 
 Leiser Simon, gen mdse 
 
 Deer Creek. 
 
 Berry & Adler, saloon 
 
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 VICTORIA. 
 
 Bland W, saloon 
 Daran Juhn, saloon 
 Everett P, saloon 
 Furgerson — , suloon 
 Howard J, hotel, postmaster 
 Martin T, saloon 
 Porter J, livery 
 Saunders H, groceries 
 Selleck W X, hotel 
 Thomas A, hotel 
 ^" i!by H, vari<.-ties 
 Williams &, Ai-thur, hotel 
 
 Essington. 
 
 Cunningham It, gen mdse 
 
 Glenora. 
 
 Lovell Jno B, gen milse 
 
 Hope^ 
 
 YALE DISTKICT. 
 
 Galloway T, hotel 
 
 Walker & Bowes, sawmill 
 
 Wardle J, express 
 
 Wirth J 6, gen mJae and postmaster 
 
 Yutes W, gen mJiie 
 
 EamloopS; 
 
 YALE DISTKICT. 
 
 Guerin J, blacksmith 
 
 Mira J A, pjstmaater and justice peace 
 
 Mara & Wilson, geii radae and agc B C 
 
 Ex Co 
 Mcintosh J, contractor 
 Melutoah & Mcl'hadun, hotel 
 Nimmo II A, gen radsj 
 T.iit J, gen v.ulio 
 
 Lytton, 
 
 YALE DISTRICT. 
 
 Bailie S Y, hotel 
 Blackhord H, blacksmith 
 Boucherat J, gen nuise 
 Chapman J, fhour mill 
 Coxon G, gen mdse 
 Hautier L, hobel ' 
 
 Kilroy P, hotel 
 
 MoINTT&E JOHN, gen mdie, ajt B C 
 £x Co, and postmaster 
 
 McKay J & Co, livery 
 
 Sproat R, hotel 
 
 Wright W H, B C Tel operator 
 
 Maple Bay. 
 
 Baumont W, gen mdse 
 
 McDane's Creek, 
 
 Fletcher & Co, gen mdse 
 Leider iSiinon, gen mdse 
 
 Nanaimo, 
 
 VANCOUVER DISTRICT, 
 
 Sitnateil about 75 miles from Victoria, 
 on the eastern shore of Vancouver Is- 
 land, and is the shipping point for tlie 
 exbeiisive coal fields in that district. It 
 id a thrivi'ig business town, of abmt 
 I,20J inhabitants, and the center for a 
 much larger number of people if the 
 mining population is taken into connd- 
 eration. It has biweakly communicii- 
 tion with Victoria by Spratt's cnmmo- 
 dious steamer, "Cariboo Fly. " The Sit- 
 ka steamers call here. 
 
 Abrams J, clothing, boots and shoos 
 
 Akenhead J, Nanaimo Meat Market 
 
 Akenhead 'Valter, hotel 
 
 Baker Geo, market 
 
 Bate & Bryden, co-managers Vancouver 
 Coal Co 
 
 Bate Mark, Mayor of municipality and 
 justice of peace 
 
 Black Diamond Hotel, J W Brunstoa 
 
 Brightman Ball, butcher 
 
 Bulkley T A, colliery propr and justice 
 peace 
 
 Brian K, city councilor 
 
 Brodie P, mcrcljant tailor 
 
 Brown Jas, t.iilor 
 
 Brunston J W, Black Diamond Hotel 
 
 Bryden J, city councilor and justice of 
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 Carpenter C, sawmill ' ' 
 
 Clunesi D, physician and surgeon 
 
 Commercial Hotel, J A McDonald 
 
 Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co, propra Welling- 
 ton Colliery 
 
 Dunsnniir Itobt, justice of peace 
 
 Earl Wm, crockery 
 
 Fawcett T L, ■ jvernment agt 
 
 Fletcher, Beck &; Thames, contractors, 
 builders and undertakers 
 
 Gibson Kichd, gen mdse 
 
 Gilbert Mrs J K, Temperance House 
 
 Gougm Mrs Elizabeth, Nanaimo Hotel 
 
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 Harold Jas, attj 
 Harvey Jas, gen 
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 Herre W F, land 
 
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 Hirst Jno, gen n 
 Hoath Chas, Jive 
 Jenkins .Jno E, 
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 Lorimer Wm, car 
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 Newcastle House, 
 
 Nightingale liiclid, 
 Mjrrii Geo, puh " 
 
 Old Flag Inn (boari 
 
 proprietor 
 Pa,'e L, painter 
 Parkim Wm, gen iJ 
 Piiwson J, justice c 
 Peck T E, colle.-toi 
 I'lnbury E, bookse 
 PI inta J p, justice 
 Plwice J H, stoves 
 
 and hardware 
 Pringls W, city co 
 Kapcr Alfred & 
 
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 KaybouldMri, mil 
 
 Ilei.l Wm, city cou 
 
 I{uilly Peter, grocei 
 
 IJenwick -Jno, blacl 
 
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 Komano Jno Q, get 
 
 t>ai)iston Jno, city 
 
 Smith Donald, liji 
 
 Smith Henry P^ N 
 
 •Smith J, Wiitchni.il 
 
 Spdding W I{ cou 
 
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 Tamblyn J, watclii 
 
 Uren J, photo^rrap 
 
 WhII T, saloon 
 
 Wutkins if, rastau 
 
 Webb J, h.,tel 
 
 Webb W E, baker 
 
 Whitefiold J, bootl 
 
 Wilson J, commies 
 
 Wilson W, stoves, 
 
 wren Jno, boots ui 
 
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 Gray A B k Co, dry goods, brawcn of 
 Victoria House 
 
 Harold Jas, atty at law 
 
 Harvey Jas, gen miUe and ins 
 
 Hazelton J H & Co, Mu^ic Soap Works 
 
 Hendry & McNeiir, sasli factory 
 
 Ilerre W F, land agent, collect jr and ac- 
 countant 
 
 Hirst Jno, gen mdse 
 
 Hoath Chas, livery stable 
 
 Jenkins Jno E, Old Flag Inn 
 
 Karst Chas, bakery, oyster saloon and 
 restaurant 
 
 Loriiner Wm, carpenter and contractor 
 
 Lynch Edw J. blaclcsmith 
 
 Mahrer Jno, soda water manufr 
 
 M lyer A, gen nidse 
 
 McDonald D S, gen mdse 
 
 McDonald J A, Commercial Hotel 
 
 McL'y Jas, justice of peace 
 
 Mead Geo, hairdresser 
 
 Milburn T C, li]norii 
 
 "iVauaimo B'ree Press," Geo Morris pub 
 
 Nanaimo Market (meat), James A Ken- 
 head 
 
 Newcastle House, Henry P Smith propr 
 
 Nightingale I? ichd, <'ity councilor 
 
 Mjrris Geo, pub "Nanaimo Free Press'' 
 
 Old Flag Inn (boarding), Jno £ Jenkins 
 
 proprietor 
 Pa'^e L, painter 
 Parkiin Wm, gen mdse 
 I'awson J, justice of p?ace 
 Peck T E, collector of customs 
 I'inbury E, bookseller and stationer 
 Plmta J P, justice of peace 
 Plwice J H, stoves, tinware, wall paper 
 
 and hardware 
 Piiagls W, city councilor 
 llaper Alfred & Co, books, statiDuery 
 
 and news depot 
 Raybould Mrs, milli lery and fancy goods 
 Keid Wm, city councilor 
 Kuilly Peter, gri)ceries 
 Keiinick Jno, blacksmith 
 Robinson & Clayton, butchers ' 
 Uomano Jno Q, gen mdse 
 Sa'niston Jno, city c tuuoilor 
 Smith Donald, lijuors 
 Smith Henry P, Newcastle House 
 Smith J, watchmaker 
 Spilding W 15, county court judge 
 Surlea W J & Co, drugs 
 Tamblyn J, watchm iker 
 Ureu J, photographer _^ 
 WullT, saloon 
 
 Wutkina It, restaurant - 
 
 Webb J, h.,tul 
 Webb W E, bakery 
 Whitctiold J, bootmaker 
 Wilson J, commission merchant 
 Wilson VV, stoves, and tinware 
 Wren Jno, boots and ahoes 
 
 New Westminster, 
 
 NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT, 
 
 Incorporated city, favorably situated for 
 tra«.1e, on the Eraser, just ab')ve the junc- 
 tion of the North Fork, 75 miles from 
 Victoria, with whiiih place it has steamer 
 communication twice a week. This city 
 from its favorable position on a river 
 that is second to none in commercial 
 importance on the coast (for it is the 
 outlet of a grett a2;ricultural and min- 
 ing country), bids fair ia a few years to 
 b3 a provincial ce:iter. The present 
 population is 1,000. 
 
 Anderson Robt, stoves and tiawaro 
 
 Armstrong W J, sawmill 
 
 Aruaud P, Coloni d Hotel 
 
 Blackie iVilter, blacksmith and general 
 dealer 
 
 Bale W Norman, barrister at law and 
 notary public 
 
 Bowden Edw, a?t B C Tel Co 
 
 Bradbury E, varieties 
 
 Brown Ebjnezer, liquors 
 
 Browne O W, luirdressir 
 
 Chisholm Donald, li juora 
 
 Cohen li S, watchmaker 
 
 Cowie Jno M, merchant tailor 
 
 Cunningham J & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Deane H W, gen m Ise 
 
 Deape J S & Co, fnh cannery 
 
 Debju Henry, gen m ise 
 
 Dickinson E, gov't land agt 
 
 Dickinson Robt, market 
 
 "Dominion Piciric Herald," (semi- week- 
 ly), Jno C Brown pub 
 
 Edmonds Henry V, land agt and auc- 
 tioaeer 
 
 Ewen & Wise, fish cannery 
 
 Eickhoff F, gen mdsj 
 
 Fickhott' Henry, gen mlaa aud propr of 
 Union Hotel 
 
 Ellar Jas, drygoods 
 
 Euglis &, Co, fish cannery 
 
 Eureka S M Co, J A U Homer aecy 
 
 Ewen & Wise, tish can lery 
 
 Finlayson & Lane, tish cauaery 
 
 Eraser Jaa, watchmaker 
 
 French W J, meat market 
 
 (^raham T \V, carpanter 
 
 Harvey Wm, bakery 
 
 Hendry Jno, millwright 
 
 Hennessy & Bender, lienors 
 
 Herring Arthur M, druggist 
 
 Hogan Henry, aoda water 
 
 Holorook H, gen mdse 
 
 Holbrook H & Co Hah cannery and gen 
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 Holt S F, blackamith and wagottmaker 
 
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 ALrnABETICALLT. 
 
 Hoy H, carpenter 
 
 Hughea J C, land o£Sce 
 
 Jackson Oliver, stoves and tinware 
 
 Johnston Wm, bootmaker 
 
 Karey Mrs M, boarding • 
 
 Kaye Frederick, salmon packer 
 
 Lamby T McK, books and stationery 
 
 Lewis W, restaurant 
 
 Lewis W K, livery stable 
 
 Lord Jno E, furniture 
 
 Lowe W H, collector of customs 
 
 "Mainland Guardian" (semi-weekly), J 
 
 K Suter pub 
 Major Chas J, gen mdsfe 
 McColl Wm, hotel 
 McDonough Chas, gen mdse 
 Mclnnes Thos R, physician 
 Morgan Alex, hairdresser 
 Murray Jno, bootmaker 
 Nickels Wm, liquors 
 Pearson T E, agt B C ex 
 Peele A, druggist 
 Robinson Jas, coal 
 Rodick Thos, liquors 
 Rosseau J, boots and shoes 
 Sirr Thomas, liquors 
 Tait V B, postmaster 
 Thomas Robt, boots and shoes 
 Townsend W B, London Markci 
 Townsend Mrs W B, millinery 
 Trew C N, physician 
 Walsh Thos, tailor 
 Webster ( r W, sawmill 
 Willie Louis, bakery 
 Wiutemute Jos, carpenter 
 Wise Jas, gen nulse 
 V/ithrow D, furniture 
 
 Quesnelle, 
 
 CARIBOO DISTRICT. 
 
 Barlow A, t.rad<^r 
 Bohimiioii - • '-a i'ir 
 Brown A ' >tel 
 
 ( "'n A. /.vkxmith 
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 Kwony |l/»e k ^'o, gen mdse 
 Keid /, gi 11 iii'laA and agt B C Ex Co 
 Skinner K J, g^■■n mdse 
 8tone Jas, agent B C Tel Co mmI post- 
 master 
 
 Soda Creek, 
 
 LILLOOKT DIKVKICT. 
 
 I>unM&r P C, hotel and »/t B C ex 
 McIxjTC R, hotel and postrniuiter 
 YeatcB H, B C tel opr 
 
 Stanley and Van 
 Winkle, 
 
 CARIBOO DISTRICT. 
 
 Austin Mrs, hotel 
 . Bendixon Mrs, saloon 
 Evans J, M P 
 
 Fletcher & Naughton, gen mdse 
 Houseman W W, hotel 
 Lindsay A, agt B C Ex Co and post- 
 master 
 
 Sumass. 
 
 Millar D,W,£en mdse 
 
 Thibert Creek. 
 
 Thibert Henry, gen mdse 
 
 Victoria, 
 
 VICTORIA DISTRICT, 
 
 Is the capital of the Province and seat 
 of government, the hcadqu.arters of all 
 Dominion and local institutions, public 
 associations and private institutions in 
 British Columbia. Victoria ia a well 
 located and beautifully situated city on 
 the southeastern extremity of Vancou- 
 ver Island, about 800 miles from San 
 Francisco, with which it has commnica- 
 tion by means of the P. M. Co. 'sand P. 
 S. iS. Co. 's steamers several times each 
 month, besides numerous sailing vessels. 
 The harbor of Victoria is not the best 
 but at Esquimalt, 3 miles from the city, 
 is a very large and good harbor where 
 the largest ships can discharge and take 
 cargoes. There are many fine buildings 
 here, both public and private. There 
 are quite a number of manufacturing 
 industries; namely, foundries and ma- 
 chine shops, match factory, etc. Tliere 
 are a number of hotels here, two daily 
 newspapers — "The Standard" and "The 
 Colonist." There are many good firms 
 here, and business of all kinds is fair. 
 Among the many projected enterprises 
 are the niilroad and dry-dock, which 
 promise now to be completed at an early 
 day. The discovery of gold on the Ska- 
 git river, for which this is the out-fitting 
 point for those wlio go to the mines by 
 way of the Fort Hope route, has given 
 a fresh impetus to trade. The resources 
 of this place are various. Situated as it 
 is it becomes the distributing point for 
 the Province, and the nucleus for foreign 
 
 
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 trade. It is backed by a rich farming 
 and graziug country. Canning salmon, 
 manufacturing lumber, mining coal and 
 minerals all go toward making this city 
 one of great importance. It contains 
 about 6,000 people ; it has good schools 
 and churches, and is steadily growing in 
 wealth and prosperity. 
 
 ALMON lEON WOEKS, J Spratt 
 
 proprietor 
 AUatt T S, carpenter 
 Allen W, fruit and fish. Government 
 Allsop & Mason, real estate and insur- 
 ance agts and notaries, Government 
 American Hotel, Thos J Burnes propri- 
 etor, Yates 
 Andean Wm, second hand goods 
 Anderson ( J VV, groceries, Fort 
 Anderson J K, broker, Langley 
 Anderson W, stairbuilder, Port 
 Andrews J, shoemaker 
 Angel Hotel, Fred Carne prop, Langley 
 
 ARCADE EESTAURAlfT, J Levy 
 
 propr. Government 
 
 Arcliibahl W F, \V V tel opr, Trounce 
 Alley 
 
 Armstrong VV W, cigars and tobacco 
 
 ASH JOHN, physician. Fort 
 
 Astrico Mrs A, hotel, Store 
 
 Bagnall & Co, music and musical instru- 
 ments. Government 
 
 BAKER £ C, notary public and real 
 estiite agent 
 
 BAKER R & SON, wholesale and re- 
 tail Hour, feed and fruits, Y.ites 
 
 Ball C, blacksmith and waijonmaker 
 
 BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, 
 
 \V (j V/ard manager, Governnieiit 
 Bank of British North America, K 
 Burns maniger, Yates 
 
 BANK EXCHANGE SALOON (free 
 
 liincl'. every day), Yates 
 B:ite3 M, restaurant, Government 
 Barnard F S, ins agt, Yates 
 BiiriMU J, nie:it market 
 BATCHELOR B, meat market, Y'atcs 
 Bauniann F, candy manufr, Yates 
 Bjavcn llobt, real estate agent, Gov't 
 Beciitel A J, saloon, Johnson 
 Beckford — , carpiuiter. Fort 
 BEEOAN F, shoemaker, Yates 
 Bilmont Tanning, Boot and Shoe Co, 
 
 W Dalhy manager 
 Bennallack Thos, carpenter, Johnson 
 Bliickall Geo, saloon 
 Br<AND JAS J, varieties, Johnson 
 Bln([nire M, goii agt 
 B!r,on;*ield C P, sargeant of police 
 Blott J, cigars and tobacco, Govern- 
 ment 
 Blume ft, Tiafrcniere saloon, Johnson 
 BOARD OF TBAiOE, E C Baker Bccy 
 
 Boomerang Hotel, BP Griffin proprietor, 
 
 Government and Coutncy 
 BOOTH MISS L, dressmaker, Johnson 
 
 bet Quadra and Blanchard 
 BORDE H, bootmaker, Johnson 
 Borde & Morley, blacksmiths. Gov't 
 Bernstein H, hides etc, Wharf 
 Berth wick h Brown, saloon, Yates 
 Bocowitz Tj & J, fars 
 BOSSi 0, groceries, liquors, etc, Store 
 
 and Johnson 
 BOSSI 6IESSELMANN, groceries, 
 liquors and provisions, Yates and 
 Broad 
 Bowman W G, livery 
 BOYD J, groceries, liq uors, etc, Johnston 
 BULER A, tailor, Government 
 Bull W K, gen agt. Fort and Broad 
 Buuster Brewery, Johnson 
 Burgess J 1', carpenter and builder. Fort 
 Burns & Co, carpets, etc, Yates 
 Burroughs W Ci, tailor 
 Burt S a, bakery 
 
 Bramwell & Patterson, machinists 
 British Columbia J'lxpress Co, G A iSar- 
 
 gison manager, Yates 
 BROPHY & CO, liarness and saddle 
 
 makers. Government 
 Brown J, fruit 
 
 Brown & White, dry goods. Govern- 
 ment 
 Bryant W C, farrier, Johnson 
 C alder J, dentist. Fort q 
 
 Camer(m J, groccies. Government sr ■■ 
 Campbell Frank, ci,; irs and tobacco 
 CARR R, (wholesale} groceries, provi- 
 sions, liquors, Whan 
 Carringtnu Thos, Bazar 
 Carter T VV, meat market 
 
 CARVALHO MRS AMELIA, dealer 
 
 in Indian curiosities; new and second 
 
 hand goods. 
 CASAMiYOU A ft 00; wholesale 
 
 deal'.n.i, groceries, provisions, tobacco, 
 
 wines, liquors, etc 
 Chadwick T, saloon 
 CHARLES WM, manager H B Co 
 Cliu Chung & Co, gen mdse 
 CLAY S, groceries and liquors, cor 
 
 Doutjlasa and Johnson 
 COLEMAN GEO, saloon. Government 
 
 and Corniorant 
 Collins (Jeo, saloon 
 
 Colonial Hotel, (iarnier k Merz, propr 
 COLVIN R W, yacht builder 
 Cooke A B, druggist, Yates and Broad 
 Cook Mrs A B, dressmaker 
 Cool W P, dentist. Fort 
 Coughlan J, painter. Government 
 COURTNEY H C, attomey-at-law 
 COUVES A C, saloon. Government 
 
 COWPER H M, i-oots iind shoes, Gov- 
 
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 British Columbia — Victoria. 
 
 At.rilAIIRTICAU.V. 
 
 CHANOELLI P, groceries and li(][Uors, 
 JohuBcm 
 
 Cridge R C, surveyor 
 
 CROWTHEB J, sign paintinp, Yates 
 
 DAILY AND WEEKLY STAND- 
 ARD, C McK Sniitli, propr 
 
 Dassonville J, jeweler. Fort 
 
 DAVEY MISSES, dressmakers, Gov- 
 ernment 
 
 Davie J C, physician 
 
 Davies J P & Co, auctioneers and com 
 merchants, Wharf 
 
 DA'VIE & POOLEY, barristers and at- 
 tomeys-iit-law, iiotiiries, Langley 
 
 DAVIE THEO, barrister-at-law, no- 
 t; ry jpublio, cor Fort and Langley 
 
 DE29(NY WM, dry goods. Government 
 
 DeWIEDERHOLi) & CO, coal wood 
 
 and com merchants, J'ort and Wharf 
 Dillon B F, saloon, Yates 
 IXibinson Mrs J, fancy goods, Fort 
 Dominion Gov't Tel Line, B W Pearse 
 
 sni»t. Government 
 
 DOMINION GOVERNMENT SAV 
 
 INOS BANE, Jolin Graham, manager 
 DOMINION HOTEL, » Jones, propr, 
 
 Ytites 
 Dougall John, machine shop and foundry, 
 
 cor Peinhruok and Government 
 DOUGHTY GEO, brushmaker, Fort 
 
 DBAKE & JACKSON, barriitcrs-at- 
 
 liiw, notaries, Lamjit-y 
 Dr.uit J, bakery. Johnson 
 DRIARD HOUSE, Kedon & Hartna- 
 
 gel, propis, View 
 Drumniond J S, stoves and tinware 
 Earle Thos. wholesale grocer, Wharf 
 
 EAST COAST LINE STEAMERS. J 
 
 >rpr,itt, propr 
 ■ ELliIOTT A^O. buiiiubcf ot In^', LniiM -lilli' 'IRv^^iiS^'''''-'*' J^'''"8on 
 
 Ellis D, h^el 
 
 Englehiirdt4> i'n\malf,»aA agt/P M S >S 
 Co, Wharf 
 
 ENTERPRISE GOLD & SILVER 
 
 MINING CO, Wm Pollard, Sec'y 
 EVANS D S w i^ mm ik3r, J )h h on 
 Evans S, Park Hotel, Beacon Hill 
 Fairhi.irn & Robertson, hlacksmiths and 
 
 boiler works 
 Fawcett 15 W, sewing machines 
 lELKER, J R, propr St. Charles hotel 
 Fell & Co, uroceries, Fort 
 FELL THORNTON, attorney-at-law, 
 
 notary public, (Jovernment 
 Fellows A, hardware, Yates 
 Field S, cabinet maker, Fort 
 Fin<llay Durhum Brodie, gen mdse,Wharf 
 FINLAYSON J, groceries. Fort 
 FLETCHER T W, sewing machines. 
 
 Fort 
 FOX M & H A, cutlery and fancy goods, 
 
 Governnieut 
 
 FRANCIS A, American consul, Yates 
 
 Francis G, livery 
 
 FRIED MRS S, St. Nicholas hotel, Gov. 
 
 ernnient 
 Franklin W A, transfer exchange, cor 
 
 Government and Fort 
 GARD ERIC, cigars and tobacco, John. 
 
 son 
 
 GARESCHE GREEN & CO, bankers, 
 
 agts WtUa Fargo & Cos Express and 
 Allan line steamer 
 
 Geiger & Becker, barbers, Govemmant 
 
 Geiger C E, physician. Government 
 
 GEIGER L, bootmaker, Yates 
 
 Gerritson J, bakery 
 
 GILMORE A, merchant tailor, clothing, 
 gents furnishing goods, etc, Johnsan 
 
 Globe Hotel, Mrs Bowles propr. Fort 
 
 Glover S H, commercial store, Johnson 
 
 Goodacre & Dooley, meat market. Gov- 
 ernment 
 
 GOODHUE J P, agt steamer California. 
 Wharf 
 
 Gorrie T, fancy goods. Fort 
 
 Gosnell J, groceries, Douglass and Cor- 
 m rant 
 
 GOWDY J, bootmaker, Johnson 
 
 GOWEN C, brewery, Yates 
 
 (ioweii T, niichini-it 
 
 GRAHAM JOHN, manager Dominion 
 Goverimient Savings Bank, Govern- 
 ment 
 
 GRAY A B & CO, dry goods, gents 
 furnishin;.' goods, Govci'nmeiit 
 
 GRAY SAMUEL, stair bnilder, geo- 
 metrical and .Sulf Supporting Twin 
 Stairs and Safety Elevator, Govern- 
 ment 
 
 Green D, clothing. Government 
 
 GRIMM WM, wagonmaker, Johnson 
 
 HALFPENNEY MISS I B, braids. 
 
 switches, hinr, jewelry, etc, Yates 
 HALFPENNY MRS N, dressmaker, 
 
 Yates 
 Hall P J, cracker bakery. Fort 
 Hamley Wymond, collector of customs 
 Harris Thos, city sheritF 
 Harrison E, si-jrn painter 
 HARRISON ^WM, books, stationery 
 
 and periodicals. Government 
 Hart O, bootmaker, Johnson 
 HARTMAN S DR, de.tist, Yates 
 
 HARTMAN S, barber, baths and hair 
 work made, Yates 
 
 HAWKINS J, grocer. Fort and Doug- 
 lass 
 
 HAYWARD CHAS, propr Pioneer 
 Steam Mills and undertaker, Lang- 
 ley 
 
 HEATHORN W, boot and shoo manuf 
 and tannery. Government 
 
 Hediu J, groceries, Johnson 
 
 
 H. WACHHORST. importer of j£i:L,;%Ii;X".;d.. 315 J SU Sac. 
 
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 HEISTERMAN H F & CO. real estate 
 
 anil ins agts, Langloy 
 Henley J, b,iker, Fort 
 HETT J ROLAND, atty-at-law 
 llcywood .), pork packer, Yates 
 HL8BEN T N & GO, books and sta 
 
 ti )iiery, Goverumjut 
 Hildebraiul Mrs Al, t.iilor 
 Hi^'gi'is D W, propr "Tho Colonist," 
 
 stationery 
 Hil i'lrd J, tfroceries, Store 
 HOLMES & DUDGEON, moat market, 
 
 Fort 
 HOWELL J J, saloon, Yatos 
 HUDSON BAY CO, Wm Charles 
 
 iniiiai{er, Wharf 
 HUTCfiESON J, dry goods, Govern 
 
 iiiunt 
 Huxtable VV H, groceries, Fort and 
 
 Quadra 
 Irving J, steamboat owner ' 
 
 Jackson & Jeffrey, saloon 
 Jackson W, druggist and physician, 
 
 (fos'ernmont 
 JAMESON MRS M, wool and fancy 
 
 store, Fort 
 Jnni on R C, wholesale gen mdse. Store 
 JAQUES GEO, watchmaker and juw- 
 
 eler, Fort 
 Jiiy & Co, seeds, Yatos 
 JEfFREE W J, clothing, gents fur- 
 
 nishiig goods, Governmsiit 
 JENSEN W, propr UcciJeatul Hotel, 
 
 Wharf 
 JENKINSON W H, watchmaker and 
 
 jiiwcler, Johnson 
 Jeiiki'ison Mrs E, fancy work 
 JO NSON E, attorncy-at-law, notary, 
 
 Government 
 Johnson P T & Co, seed^. Fort 
 Jones Mrs B, drossm.iker 
 KeaysG C, stoves and tinware, Yates 
 Koe Sam, tuilor 
 
 Kelly S L, stoves and tinware 
 Kin;^ J, saloon 
 Kii'sop (ieo, marble works 
 KNIGHT H, fniit, groceries, Store 
 KNIGHT J W, blacksmith, Johnson 
 KOESTER H, City Bakery, groceries, 
 
 . Inline, )n 
 
 KURTZ JOHN, cigar manufacturer, 
 
 (juvc'inient 
 Lamont •, hotel. Fort and Donsjlass 
 l^uge (i \V A, watchmakers and jewel 
 
 cr», Ooverrimoat 
 LAJIGLEV ft CO, wholesale and re- 
 
 *,iildru>r!,i8t8, Yates 
 Lmj^ley Mrs J, di-cssniaker, Broughton 
 l/juovtu T, Hour and feed, \Vh irf 
 L"vy Mrs E, candies, Goveriimeiit 
 LE/y Ty restiuirant, (Joverumeut 
 LEWIS LEWIS, clothing and gents 
 
 funiishing goods, Yutes 
 
 LIVERPOOL ARMS RESTAU- 
 RANT, J C Wood propr, Johnson 
 
 Loewenber^ L, real estate. Government 
 
 LOHSE WM, Bank Exchange, (free 
 lunch every day,) Yates 
 
 LONDON HOTEL, C J Phillips propr, 
 Johnson " 
 
 Longhurst J, saloon. Government and 
 Humboldt 
 
 LOVETT J J, saloon. Government 
 
 Lubbe T, furs and skins, Y,ates 
 
 Lucas & Chapperou, b ikery, Johnson 
 
 Mahood J A, civil cn;j;i.ieer, Langley 
 
 MALIANDAINE & McDOWELL, 
 
 architects. Government VtA^ 
 
 . M at ooh ( J (' i n i vil oiigi l a nr, r ii ny i !i'umuu > U Mffy}fy<y*. 
 
 s. Store and ^1 
 
 Manetta P, groceries, li|UorS; 
 
 Discovery 
 MANN & HERON, harness and sad- 
 I dies. Fort 
 
 ( MansoU G & Co, housohold goods 
 ^lausell H, boots and shoes 
 MARSHALL WM, saloon. Wharf and 
 
 Yates 
 MvrvinE B, sliip chandler 
 Marvin Kdijar, hard^varii. Wharf 
 Mason Mrs G, bo ir.lin.r. Fort 
 Mathews J B, sur.{eon, Langley 
 Matthews, Itichards & Tye, hardware, 
 
 Yates 
 Maynard R, photographer^ boots and 
 
 shoes 
 Miiynard & Stubbs, boots and shoes, 
 
 Fort 
 McBROOM A, groceries, Yates 
 McCandlish J, saloon, Fort 
 McCroight J F, ittnriiryiit Imr, Gov- 
 ernment 
 McD mnell P, ci j;ars and tobacco 
 McKillican & Eiford,' 
 
 builders, Langley ar 
 
 McKINZIE & ME3T0N, blacksmiths 
 
 and Wiigonmiikcrti, Government 
 
 McLean A, clothing. Fort 
 
 McMillan & son, jot printers. 
 Fort 
 
 Mc>fi.ughton D, hotel. Fort 
 
 MciViiV Wm, s l.ton 
 
 McPHEE^ N, wiiplesale a*d.xotiiil 
 eerie.-', V'ates 
 
 'McQuado P & Sons, ship 
 Wharf 
 
 McTiornau P, pen mdse, Store 
 
 McchauKs Litirary lustitutf, Fort 
 
 MILLAR Ji blicksuiilh and Cirri «ge- 
 maker, manuf icturi r iron Ikjam plows 
 and W'lla'td's iiat<Mit h.irrow. Govern- 
 ment and Piiudor.ii 
 
 Miller F, tailor, Johnson 
 
 MITCHELL GEO, tjrocerios, Fort and 
 DougL.ss 
 
 Mitchell H, B«>tl'» 
 
 MITCHELL MRS J 0, millinery, Fort 
 
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 ALrUABBTICALT.T. 
 
 MONTOBIO G, grocoriea, Store 
 Moore & Co, druggists, Yates 
 Morison Geo, drugs, Government 
 Jiorley C, soda works, Yates 
 HOUTIMEB & REID. marble and 
 
 franite works. Government near 
 am*s Bay Bridge 
 
 HUIRHEAD & MANN, planing 
 
 mill, door and sash factory. Rock Bay 
 Bridge 
 
 MTJNSON & HENDRY, match fac- 
 tory. Work st. Bock Bridge 
 
 Nagle J, harbormaster 
 
 Nesbitt S, bakery 
 
 Nicholson T, groceries and liquors, John- 
 son 
 
 Norris F, harness and saddles, Govern- 
 ment 
 
 Norris VV G, hardware, Johnson 
 
 NORTH PACIFIC SALOON, Wm 
 
 Marshall propr, Yates and Wharf 
 NORTON & NORCROSS, saloon, Gov- 
 ernment 
 Nuttall T C, insurance agent. Govern- 
 ment 
 
 OASTERHOXJT P, hardware and 
 
 crockery, stoves and tinware, Johnson 
 
 OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, W Jensen 
 
 propr, Wharf 
 Oldenburg A, pawn broker. Government 
 ON HING, dry goods, cigars, Johnson 
 Oriental Hotel, Wm McKeon propr, 
 
 Yates 
 PAINE ERED, barber, Johnson 
 Papst J T, groceries, Fort and Blanchard 
 PARDOE C, gunsmith, Yates 
 
 PARKER JOHN, meat market, Fort 
 
 and (Jovernmenfc 
 Parry & Holinan, saloon, Johnson 
 
 PATTERSON W D, land surveyor, 
 
 etc, box liC), Fort 
 Pendray & Co, soap works, Humboldt 
 Phillips A, soda works 
 Phillips Brcis, fruits, Fort 
 
 PHILLIPS C J, Chief Engineer V F 
 1), .Tohnson 
 
 PH(ENEX SALOON, J J Howell, 
 
 Yates 
 
 PLATZ GEO, cooper, Wharf 
 
 Pleace A, tcleirrapli operator D G tele- 
 grapli line, (Joveriinient 
 
 Plummer Bobt, public accountant, Bas- 
 tion 
 
 PiaggioG, ^eii mdsc, Store 
 
 Pierre Thos, tailor 
 
 PIONEER STEAM MH^LS, (<loors, 
 
 windows, bliiuls and mouldings), C 
 Hay ward propi-, Langley 
 
 Pitcher M, cooper, Wharf 
 
 PITTS S J, importer and wholesale 
 grocer, Yates 
 
 POLLARD WM, attomey-at-law, no- 
 tary public, Langley 
 
 Porter Robt, meat market 
 Powell & Harrington, physicians 
 PRICE T, tailor. Government 
 Ragazzoni I, restaurant, Government 
 Raymur J A, saw mill agt, Storo 
 READ J N, shoemaker, Johnson 
 
 REDFERN. CHAS E, watchmaker 
 and jeweler, Governmeut 
 
 REDON & HARTNAGEL, proprs 
 
 Driard House, View 
 REID S tc CO, gents furnishing goods, 
 clothing, hats and cjips. Fort 
 
 REYNOLDS & KING, milliners and 
 dressmakers, Fort 
 
 Rickman & Ofner, groceries, provisions 
 etc. Fort and Government 
 
 Rhodes H & Co, commission merchants, 
 Langley and Fort 
 
 RHODE J, groceries and bakery, hard- 
 ware, 6iore 
 
 Roals I'i Co, Restaurant 
 
 Roborcs R, merchant tailor. Govern- 
 ment 
 
 Robertson A R, atty at law 
 
 Hobinsou W C, gen aizcut 
 
 ROCK BAY TANNERY, W Heath- 
 
 orn proprietor 
 Rodgcrs Mrs A, millinery, Fort 
 Romano Quagliotti, dry goods 
 
 ROME A & CO, commission merchants 
 and insurance agents, Wharf 
 
 Russell 1) W, cooper, Johnson 
 
 Salmon E J & Co, furniture, stoves, tin- 
 ware, jewelry 
 
 Saunders Frank, saloon and livery, 
 Fort 
 
 SAUNDERS H, groceries, provisions, 
 licpiors, etc, Jolinaou 
 
 Say ward W I', sawmill. Rock Bay 
 
 Seeley ^V C S, organ builder, propr Aus- 
 tralian Hotel, cor (jovernmeut and 
 Humboldt 
 
 Sehl F, saloo-.i, (Jovernment 
 
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 SbaUuspeare & Co, collectors , Yates 
 
 Sliake.spu.'iro Mrs N, fancy store, (!ov- 
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 Shears & Partridge, dry goods, Oovern- 
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 Shotbolt T, druggist, Johnson 
 
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 SFENCE WM, tailor, Johnson 
 Spencer David, dry goods, Crovernment 
 SPENCER S A. photographer, Fort 
 SFRATT J, propr Albion Iron Works 
 Stahlschmidt & Ward, commission mer 
 
 chants and insurance agents, Wharf 
 STARR L M. steamboat owner 
 ST CHARLES HOTEL, J V Wangen- 
 
 heim propr, cor Douglass and Yates 
 
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 Wangenheim propr, cor Douglass and 
 
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 Steele P, saloon, Bastion 
 STEITZ BROS, restaurant and bakery 
 
 STEMMLER LOUIS, coffee and spice 
 factory, Wharf 
 
 Stephens E, civil engineer, Buckley 
 Orchard-Craig, Flower Road 
 
 Stevens & Co, saloon. Government 
 
 Stewart & Braden, plumbing and gasfit- 
 ting, Yates 
 
 Storey T, contractor, builder, and un- 
 dertaker 
 
 ST NICHOLAS HOTEL, Mrs S Fried 
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 Strachan R, saloon, Wharf 
 
 Strouss C & Co, gen mdse, Wharf 
 
 Syme J, architect, (loverunieut 
 
 TiiylorChas, tinsmith 
 
 Teinjue J, arcliitect 
 
 "THE COLONIST," D w Higgins 
 
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 THE WHITE HOUSE, dry goods, J 
 
 Hutchinson manager, (lovurnmcut 
 Thistleton E, dressmaker, (Jovernnieat 
 THISTLE WM H, San Francisco Sa- 
 loon, cor Yates and (lovernnient 
 Tliompsoa R B, dentist, Government 
 Thornhill T, livery 
 Tiedem;ii)n H O, architect, Langley 
 TINSON W, trucks and tlrays, stand 
 
 uiir Yates ami AVharf 
 TIFFINS W J, candies, Fort 
 1 Todil C, chief of police 
 Toild J H, wholesalii genmdse, Yates 
 TOMFKINS G, blaclisinith, Douglass 
 Turner, Beeton & Co, couunission mer 
 cliunts, Wharf 
 
 VANCOUVER QUADRA A F & A 
 
 M No 2, C M ChaniliiTs socy 
 
 VAN VOLKENBURGH & CO, meat 
 
 market (ships, hotels and families 
 supplied witli meat at the lowest 
 prices), Yates 
 
 VICTORIA HOUSE, dry goods. Wm 
 Denny, Government 
 
 VIENNA GEO, fruit, game, fish, gro- 
 ceries, etc, Johnson 
 
 VIGELIUS BROS, hairdressers and 
 
 baths. Government 
 VIPOND A, gunsmith and machinist, 
 
 Yates 
 Wah Lung & Co, gen mdse 
 
 WAITT MW& CO, books, stationery, 
 staple fancy goods, sheet music and 
 musical instruments. Government 
 
 Walkem G A, atty at law. Government 
 
 Wallace Robt, postmaster 
 
 Waller H, camhes, Fort 
 
 Walther H & Co, brewery. Fort 
 
 WANGENHEIM J V, proprietor St 
 Charles Hotel and St Charles Music 
 Hall, cor Douglass and Yates 
 
 WARD W C, manager Bank of British 
 
 Columbia, Government 
 Warner H, saloon. Government 
 
 WEIBER JOHN, wholesale and retail 
 dealer in furniture, glassware, carpets, 
 etc. Fort, pustoffioe box 218 
 
 Welch, Rithet & Co, commission mer- 
 chants, agts Firo Ins Co, and agts 
 Moodyville Sawmill Co, Burrard In- 
 let, VVharf 
 
 WELLS, FARGO & COS EXPRESS, 
 
 A A (rreen agcuit, cor Government and 
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 WELSH F, dentist. Fort 
 
 WENGER J, watchmaker and jeweler, 
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 West C, saloon. Fort 
 
 WHITE BROS, saloon, cor Yates and 
 Douglass 
 
 WHITE JAS, harness, saddles, trunks, 
 valises, etc. Government 
 
 Whitley S, second dealer. Fort 
 
 Whittuker Wm, barber, baths 
 
 Wilby Misses, fancy goods and dress- 
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 Wilde C, custom broker 
 
 Williams J W, livery, feed, sale, John- 
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 Williams R T, bookbinder. Government 
 
 WILLIAMSON MRS T A, dress- 
 
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 Wilson A & W, stoves and tinware, 
 
 Fort 
 Wilson & Co, dry goods, Government 
 Wilson H C, stoves and tinware, Gov- 
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 Tii»i)ins propr, Fort 
 
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 VICTORIA CANDY FACTORY, Wl furnishing goods. Government 
 
 H. PALMER & CO., Frontianan Wine. 302 Davis St., S, F. 
 
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 Wright k Rndge, marble works 
 
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 (Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1862.) 
 
 CAPITAL, S2,500,000 (WITH POWER TO INCREASE) 
 
 Directors. — Rnl)ert Gillespie Esq., (London Director B.ink of Montreal) 
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 Colvillf, Esq.,. (iJeputy Governor llud>oii's Bay Co.) II, D. Ilurison, Esq., 
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 Hraiuhds at San Frand-ico. Califnrnla: Purtland, Orcgin ; Victoria, B. C; N. Westminster, B.C. 
 
 AgontH in Canada nnd the United States— TIte Bank of Montreal. 
 
 lliu Ban)< of Montreal will nndcrtake colleL'tiunM or other Banking business in conncctinn with 
 the I'rovince of British Columbia thruugh the above Bank. Victoriu, B. C. 
 
 H. M. COWPER, 
 
 (Lato of J. ii H. M. Cowper.) 
 
 BOOT I SHOi: DEALER, 
 
 AND IMPORTER OF 
 
 ENGUSB MADE GOQBS. 
 
 Custom Work, S!ioe linding?. Etc., 
 cinslanlly on li.ind, 
 
 GOVERNMENT STREET, 
 
 Ncxit to Bank of British Co'.uniLir, 
 
 VICTORIA. 
 
 M. & H. A. FOX, 
 
 Importers of all kinds of 
 
 Pen and Pocket Knives 
 
 RAZORS AND SCIS.SORS, 
 
 From Wojtcnholn'cs', Hri shaw-', Wado & Eutch- 
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 TABL.U C't'TIiEHY, 
 
 Kickis aad Electra^FIated Ware, Ccssts, 
 
 Etc., Etc., 
 Britannia Metal Tea and Co.Tee Pols, 
 
 CSOVERXIUEXT STREET, 
 
 VICTOIllA, B. C. 
 
 A. CILMORE, 
 
 UEBCHAHT TAILOB, 
 
 At the Commission S'.orc, 
 
 Johnson St., Victoria, B. C. 
 
 Has on hand a large stnck of Goods, consisting of 
 
 Clothing, Furnishing Goois, 
 
 Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoefi, Etr. 
 
 The aboA'e Goods will he sold at greatly reduced 
 prices : also, Goods sold or. Uunnnlssion. 
 
 Garments Hade to Order. 
 
 MISS Z B. HALFPENNY, 
 
 Manufacturer of all kinds of work In 
 
 Human Hair, 
 
 £ raids. Switches. Puffs, Curs, Ac, 
 
 Made on shoit notice. 
 
 HAIR JEWELRY, 
 
 Watch Guards, Bracelets, &c., made a sjucialty. 
 
 .Orders by Mail or Express promptly attended to 
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 VICTOBIA FIONEEB 
 
 Door, Window Blind (Moulding 
 
 CIIAS. HAYWARD, Pkoprietor 
 
 STEAM MILLS, 
 
 Corner Langlcy nnd Broughton SIb., 
 
 Victoria, B. 0. 
 
 H. F. Heistermann'. 
 
 J. W. FiNLAYSOK. 
 
 B. F. EEISTEBUAIT & CO., 
 
 REAL ESTATE AGENTS 
 
 And Aq;ents for jhe 
 
 TRAVELERS'of Hartford, ^ 
 FIREMAN'S FUND. (Marine) 
 
 And the of Sun I'ranuisco. 
 
 MUTUAL LIFE, for Wnsh-n Tor. 
 
 No. 2 Langley Street, 
 
 TICTOKTA, B. C. 
 
 T. N. HIBBEN & CO., 
 
 (GstabliBhcd in 1858.) 
 
 Booksellers & Stationers, 
 
 Masonic Building, 
 
 Government Street, 
 
 VICTORIA, D. C. 
 
 . W. H. JENKINSON, 
 
 Watchmaker & Jeweler, 
 
 JOENSON STREET. 
 
 Bet. Oriental Alley and Gov'm't, 
 
 viirroRiA, B. c. 
 
 Walches and Jewelry carefully repaired. 
 Chronometers Rated and satisfaction guaranteed. 
 
 J.welry ani Watchts" for rale. 
 
 McMillan & son, 
 
 Book nnd Ornamental 
 
 PMIMTE 
 
 FORT STREET, 
 
 Between Government and Broad Streets, 
 VICTORIA, B. C. 
 
 All Orderti promptly and carefully executed. 
 
 W. D. PATTERSON, 
 
 LAHD SURVEYOB, ETC. 
 
 p. O. Box SO, 
 
 FORT STREET, 
 
 Victoria, B. C. 
 
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 HENRY SAUNDERS, 
 
 Importer and Dealer in 
 
 ii@s, FeovIsIqii? liipQis 
 
 Etc., Etc., 
 
 STEAM COFFEE & SPICE MILLS, 
 
 JOHNSON STREET, CORNER ORIENTAL ALLEY, 
 
 Victoria, B. C. And Branch Store at Esquimalt. 
 
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 ST. CHAKLES HOTEL, 
 
 Corner Douglass and Yates Streets, 
 
 "VIOTOI?.!^, BRITISH COLUMBIA. 
 
 This Establishment has been recently Befurnished and Enlarged. 
 
 Families will flhd a Ladies' Parlor, and comfortable Suits of HoomB and in excellent Table. 
 
 The St. Charles is in every respect a first-class Hotel for the accommodation of the 
 traveling public, except in respect of charges, which are always reasonable. 
 
 J. V. WANCENHEIM, Proprietor. 
 
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 The Pleasantest place on the Coast outside of San Francisco. 
 
 BEST BESOBT FOB TBAVELEBS hM TOUBISTS 
 
 To spend a Pleasant Evening. 
 
 Corner of Yates and Douglass Streets, 
 
 J. V. WANGENHEIM, Proprietor. VICTORIA, B.C. 
 
 BBZTISH COLUMBIA 
 
 Steam Match Factory. 
 
 Having removed to more commodious 
 quarters we are now prepared to fill all 
 orders. 
 
 Thanking the public for past favors a 
 continuance of the same is solicited. 
 
 MANSON & HENDRY, Prop^s. 
 
 p. O. Box 141. 
 
 Bosk Bay, Victoria, B. C. 
 
 Wellington. 
 
 Browtt C B, hotel 
 Chantrell C W, hotel 
 Harvey Jaa, gen mdse 
 
 Tale, 
 
 TALE DISTRICT. 
 
 Alexander W L, hotel (14 mile house) 
 Ash Newton, liquors 
 
 Clair Matilda, gen mdse 
 
 Crotty F, carpenter and builder 
 
 Dart U B, hotel and gen mdse, 25 miles 
 
 above Yale 
 Dodd Wm. agt B C express 
 
 DOUGLAS B, postmaster 
 
 Douglas & Deighton, harness and sad- 
 dlery 
 
 Ellis P, physician 
 
 Flink P, gen mdse, 25 miles above Yal 
 
 Frickulton J D, physician 
 
 Oovenow A L, agt B C Tel Co 
 
 Harvey Wm, trader H B Co 
 
 He Tie, gen mdse 
 
 Ki Kee, gen mdse 
 
 Kimball & Gladwin, forwarding 
 
 Kwong Lee,' gen mdse 
 
 Maharry Wash, liquors 
 
 McQuarrie D, boots and shoes 
 
 Nelson Uriah, gen mdse 
 
 Oppenheimer Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Qumn L, boots and shoes 
 
 8tott James, blacksmith 
 
 Teague Wm, Gov't agt 
 
 Tingley k Hamilton, managers B C Ex- 
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 Tuttle Gus, hotel 
 
 York Thos T, hotel 
 
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 Karst C, 
 Webb W E, 
 Harvey Wm, 
 Willie L, 
 Burt S S, 
 Drant J, 
 
 Gerritson J, . 
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 BRITISH COLUMBIA 
 
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 Bea alMi Llit of Towns Seceived too Lat« for Begular Iiuertion. 
 
 MALLANDAINE 
 ELL. 
 
 Syme J, 
 'J^acue J, 
 Tieacmann H O, 
 
 ARCHITECTS. 
 
 McDOW- 
 
 Victoria 
 
 ATTORNEYS AT LAW. 
 
 B(Ue VV N, 
 
 N^fT Westminster 
 Victoria 
 
 COUETNEY H C. 
 DAVIE & POOLET, 
 DAVIE THEO, 
 DRAKE & JACKSON, 
 ELUOTT A C, /- 
 FELL THORNTON, 
 HETT J ROLAND, V 
 JOHNSON E, 
 McCreiuhtJF, 
 
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 Robertson A R, 
 Walkeim G A, ,•' 
 
 AUCTIONEERS. 
 
 Edmonds H V, 
 Da vies J P & Co, 
 
 New Westminster 
 Victoria 
 
 BAKERIES. 
 
 Goodson J G, 
 Karst C, 
 Webb W E, 
 Harvey Wm, 
 Willie L, 
 Burt S S, 
 Drant J, 
 Gerritson J, 
 Hall P J, (cracker), 
 Henley J, 
 
 KOESTER B, 
 
 Lncas & Chap( uron, 
 Nesbitt 8, 
 
 RHODE J, 
 
 Smith M R, 
 
 STEITZ BEOS, 
 WIMON J J, 
 
 Barkerville 
 Nanaimo 
 
 New Westminster I 
 Victoria 
 
 BANKS AND BANKERS. 
 
 BANK OF BRITISH COLUM- 
 
 BIAt (branch), New Westminster 
 BANK OF BRITISH COLUM- 
 
 BIA, (W C Ward manager), Victoria 
 Bank of B N A, (R Burns manager), " 
 DOMINION GOVERNMENT 
 SAVINGS BANK, (John Gra- 
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 GARESCHE, GREEN & CO, " 
 
 BLACKSMITHS. 
 
 (See also Blacksmiths and Wagon- 
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 McCulley J, 
 
 
 Clinton 
 
 (lUeriuJ, 
 
 
 Kamloops 
 
 SlackhordH, 
 
 
 Lytton 
 
 Renwick J, 
 
 
 Nanaimo 
 
 Blackie W, 
 
 New Westminster 
 
 Holt S F, 
 
 
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 Carson A, 
 
 
 Quesnelle 
 
 Ball C, 
 
 
 Victoria 
 
 Borde & Morley, 
 
 
 
 Bryant W C, 
 
 
 
 Fairbaim & Robertson, 
 
 
 GRIMM WM. 
 KNIGHT J W, 
 
 
 
 
 
 McKENZIE & MESTON. 
 
 
 MILLAR J. (and 
 
 carriagemaker), " 
 
 TOMPKINS G, 
 
 
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 Yale 
 
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 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 
 
 Pinbury E, Nanaimo 
 
 Raper & Co, 
 
 Lambly T McK, New Westminster 
 
 HARRISON WM, Victoria 
 
 HIBBEN T N & CO, 
 
 WAITT M W & CO, 
 
 Williams R T, (book \jinder), . " 
 
 BOOTMAKERS. 
 
 Rennie W, 
 Whitefield J, 
 Johnson W, 
 Murray J, 
 
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 Nanaimo 
 
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 GEXOEE L, 
 
 OOWDY I, 
 
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 HEATHOBNW, 
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 UuuUi &, Mathews, 
 
 MuQaarrie D, Yale 
 
 BOOTS AND SHOES. 
 
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 Wren J, 
 
 Kouaseau J, 
 
 Thomas B, 
 
 Bdimoat Boot and Shoe Co, 
 
 Cowper H M, 
 
 Mausell U, 
 
 Mayaurd K, 
 
 Muynard & Stublw, 
 
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 Victoria 
 
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 BREWERIES. 
 
 BUHSTER HON A, 
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 Walthor H & Co, 
 
 BROKERS. 
 
 Anderson J R, 
 Oldenburg A, (pavm) 
 Wilde C, (Custom llouse). 
 
 Victoria 
 
 Victoila 
 
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 JRUSH MAKERS. 
 
 DOUOHTT GEO, Victoria 
 
 CANNERIES. 
 
 Dease J S & Go, New Westminster 
 
 Kngliih & Co, 
 
 Ewen & Wise, 
 
 Fiulaydoa & Lane, 
 
 Hotbiook U & Co, 
 
 Kayo F, 
 
 CARPENTERS. 
 
 (See Couiractora and Builders.) 
 
 CARPETS. 
 
 (See also General Merchandise ; also 
 Furniture.) 
 
 Burns k Co, Victoria 
 
 CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 
 
 Victoria 
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 Armstrong W, W, 
 Blott J, 
 Campbell F, 
 
 OAKDE, 
 
 KUATZ JOHN, (manufacturer), 
 
 MuOoimtU P, 
 
 CITY OFFICERS. 
 
 Byrnes O, sheriff, Barkerville 
 
 bauderdEH, county court judge, Ciiut >u 
 Youug C M, city clerk, Nauaini>> 
 
 Uan-id T, city aaeritl^ Victoii^ 
 
 Todd C, chiet pjlioc, " 
 
 CLOTHING. 
 
 (See also General Meruhandiie.) 
 Abroms J, • Naiiaimo 
 
 UILHOBE A, Victoria 
 
 Uroeu D, " 
 
 JEi'JfiiEE W J, 
 UiiwIS IlEv^U. 
 
 McLean A, " 
 
 KEIOS&CO, 
 WXiilONW«cJ, 
 
 COAL. 
 
 Nanaima 
 
 Bate & Bryden, 
 
 Duadmuir, Uie^gle & Co, " 
 
 bayaes iSouud Cul.iery Co, 
 
 B.iynes Sound 
 Eobtnson J, New Vv estiiiiuater 
 
 DeWIEDERHOLD & CO, Vict. ha 
 
 iuigleUikrdt & Co, " 
 
 COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS. 
 
 STEMMLER LOUIS, Victoria 
 
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 
 
 Homer JAB, New Westmiaiter 
 iilaguire M, Victoria 
 
 Bull W B, 
 Davies J 1' & Co, " 
 
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 Victoria 
 
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 Nanaimo 
 
 New Westminster 
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 Fletcher ft Thames, 
 Graham T W, 
 Hoy H, 
 Wiutemute J, 
 Allatt T S, 
 Anderson W, (stair), 
 Buriieas J P, 
 
 OOLmfRW, (yacht). 
 
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 OKAY S> (atair), 
 McKillican ft Elford, 
 Schohl J (joiner). 
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 Ball H M, county court judge, 
 
 Barkerville 
 Byrnes Gooree, sheriff, " 
 
 Sanders £ H, county court judee, 
 
 Clinton 
 Spalding W R, county court judgo, 
 
 Nauaimo 
 O'Rielly P, county court ju'lge, 
 
 Hew Westminster and Yale 
 Pemberton A F, county court judse, 
 
 Victoria 
 
 DENTISTS. 
 
 Caldar J, Victoria 
 
 Cool W P, 
 
 HAETMANS 
 
 Thompsou U B, 
 
 WELSH F, 
 
 DOMINION OFFICERS. 
 
 Richards A N, governor, 
 Begbio M B, chiof justice, 
 Creaso H P P, puisne judge, 
 Gray J H, puiano judge, 
 Elliott A C, attoraey-general, 
 Elliott A C, provincial secretary, 
 Elliott A C, minister of mines, 
 Smithe W, minister of tinanoe and 
 
 agriculture, 
 Vernon F G, commissiocer of land 
 
 and works. 
 
 Powell Lieut-Col, supt of Indian 
 
 affairs, Victoria 
 
 Wallace Robt, inspector of post- 
 
 offices^ " 
 
 Cooper Capt J, agt of marine and 
 
 fisheries department, " 
 
 Westgarth Thomas, inspector of 
 
 steamboats, " 
 
 Ni4{le Capt J, harbormaster and 
 
 port warden, 
 Hamley W, collector of customs. 
 Peck T E, collector of customs, 
 
 Nanaimo 
 Lowe W H, collector of customs. 
 
 New Westminster 
 Bowron John, government agt, 
 
 Barkerville 
 Fawcett T L, government agt, Nanaimo 
 Dickinson IS, government , agt, 
 
 New Westminster 
 Teague Wm, government agt, Yale 
 
 Mouatt A, government assayer, 
 
 Barkerville 
 
 DRESSMAKERS. 
 
 (See also Milliners and Dressmakers.) 
 
 Victoria 
 II 
 
 <i 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 
 BOOTH MISS L, 
 
 Cooke Mrs A B, 
 DAYE Y MISS ES. 
 HALFPENNY MRS N, 
 
 Jones Mrs B, 
 T^ngley Mrs J, 
 
 WILLIAMSON MRS T A, 
 
 Thistleton E, 
 Wilby Misses, 
 Zinke Mrs C, 
 
 DRUGGISTS. 
 
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 Nanaimo 
 
 New Westminster 
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 Victoria 
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 Victoria 
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 Peele A, 
 
 Cooke A B, 
 
 Jackson W, 
 
 LANOLEY & CO (wholesale), 
 
 MiMire ft Co, " 
 
 M orison Geo, " 
 
 Shotbolt T, 
 
 DRY GOODS. 
 
 (See aVso Dry Goods and Clothing; also 
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 GrJiy A B ft Co, „ Nanaimo 
 
 EUard James, New Westminster 
 
 Brown ft White, ^ . Victoria 
 
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 GRAY A 3 ft CO. 
 
 HUTCHESON J. 
 
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 Mahood J A, Victoria 
 
 Malsch C C, 
 
 Stephens E, " 
 
 EXPRESS AGENTS. 
 
 Byrnes Geo, (agt B C Ex), Barkerville 
 Mechlin I C, (agt B C Ex Co), 
 
 Cache Creek 
 Hayes C, (agt Barnard's Ex), Clinton 
 Wardle J, (transfer), Comox 
 
 •Mclntyre J, (B C Ex Co), Lytton 
 
 Reid J, (B C Ex Co), Quesnelle 
 
 Dimlevy P C, (P C Ex Co), Soda Creek 
 OBEBN A A, (agt W F & Co Ex), 
 
 Victoria 
 Saivison 6 A, (manager B C Ex 
 
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 Dodd Wm, (agt B C Ex Co), Yale 
 
 FANCY GOODS. 
 
 (See also Varieties. ) 
 Dobinson Mrs J, 
 
 FOX H & H A, 
 
 Gorrie T, 
 
 JAMESON MRS M, 
 
 Jenkinson Mrs E, 
 Shakespeare Mrs N, 
 
 WAITT M W & GO, 
 
 Wilby Misses, 
 
 FLORISTS. 
 
 (See Nurserymen, Seedsmen and Florists. ) 
 
 FLOUR MILLS. 
 
 Harper T, Clinton 
 
 Chapman O, Lytton 
 
 Victoria 
 
 FOUNDRIES. 
 
 Bramwell k Patterson, 
 Dougall John, 
 Shaw Sl Kuna, 
 
 SFBATTJ, 
 
 Wilson J F. 
 
 Victoria 
 
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 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. 
 
 (See also Produce.) 
 Allen W, 
 Brown J, 
 
 XNIOHTH, 
 
 Phillips B ros, 
 VISHHA GEO, 
 
 FURS. 
 
 Boscowitz L & J, 
 Lubbe T, 
 
 Victoria 
 
 . FURNISHING GOODS. 
 
 t^ILMOSE A, Victoria 
 
 OBATAB&OO, 
 JEFFBEEWJ. 
 LEWIS LEWHf, 
 
 Mansell G & Co, (household), '< 
 
 B-iam s ft CO, 
 
 wilsonwAj, 
 
 FURNITURE AND BEDDING. 
 
 (See also General Merchandise.) 
 
 Lord J E, New 'Westminster 
 
 Withrow D, " 
 
 Andean Wm, (second-hand), Victoria 
 CABVALHO MBS AMELIA, 
 
 (second-hand), " 
 
 Salmon E J & Co, " 
 
 SEH L J, (man ufac turer), " 
 
 WEILEB JOHN, 
 
 Whitley S, (second-hand), " 
 
 GASFITTERS AND PLUMB- 
 ERS. 
 
 (See Plumbers and Gasfitters. 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 
 
 (A general assortment of Dry Goods, 
 Clothing, Groceries, Hardware, Crock- 
 ery, etc. Those keeping one kind of 
 goods only will be found under their 
 respective headings.) 
 
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 Kwong Lee & Co, 
 Ross H, 
 WaLee, 
 Wilson N, 
 Wing Sing, 
 Haines & Cole, 
 
 BarCerville 
 
 Victoria 
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 Manion Jas, 
 Campbell J, 
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 Ferguson P W, 
 Foster FW, 
 Nelson ft Wolfe, 
 Tuck Kee, 
 Hornu H E, 
 Rodello J, 
 Wirth J G, 
 Yates W, 
 
 Baynes Sound 
 Bnrrard's Inlet 
 
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 Cunningham 
 Lovell J B, 
 
 Mara ft Wils( 
 Nimmo R A. 
 Tait J. 
 
 Williams Mrs 
 Boucherat J, 
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 iid Mclntyre J, 
 . K I Fletcher ft Co, 
 Leiser Simon, 
 Baumont W, 
 Gibson R, 
 ^•^\ Harvey J, 
 .2 Hirst J, 
 <; I Mayer A, 
 
 McDonald D S, 
 ^-| Parkin W, 
 09 Romano J Q, 
 Blackie W, 
 
 Cunningham J < 
 Dean R W, 
 Debeu H, 
 EickhoffF, 
 Holbrook H, 
 Howisoii J W ft 
 Major C J, 
 
 McDonoueh C. 
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 Barlow A, 
 Bohannon S. 
 Girod J, 
 
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 Reid J, ^ 
 
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 Millar D W, 
 Thibert Henry, 
 Chu Chung ft C< 
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 Robinson W C 
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 Wing Chong ft d 
 Harvey James, 
 Clair Matilda. 
 Dart H B, 
 
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 Ki Kee ft Co, 
 Kwong Lee ft CoJ 
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 Nelson U, 
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 Glenora 
 
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 Maple Bay 
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 New Westminster 
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 Calbreath, Grant & Cook, 
 Leiser Simon, 
 Cunninsham R, 
 Tiovell J B, 
 
 Mara & Wilson, 
 Nimmo R A, 
 Tait J. 
 
 Williams Mrs, 
 Boucherat J, 
 Coxon G, 
 Molntyre J, 
 
 Fletcher & Co, 
 Leiser Simon, 
 
 Baumont W, 
 Gibson R, 
 Harvey J, 
 Hirst J, 
 Mayer A, 
 McDonald D S, 
 Parkin W, 
 Romano J Q, 
 
 Blackie W, 
 
 Cunningham J & Co, 
 
 Dean R W, 
 
 Debeu H, 
 
 Eickhoff F, 
 
 Holbrook H, 
 
 Howisou J W & Co, 
 
 Major C J, 
 
 McDonough C, 
 
 Wise J, 
 
 Barlow A, 
 
 Bohannon S, 
 
 Girod J, 
 
 Kwong Lee & Co, 
 
 Reid J, 
 
 Skinner R J, 
 
 Millar D W, 
 
 Thibert Henry, 
 
 Chu Chung & Co, 
 
 Fiulay & Durham Brodie, 
 
 HUDSON BAT CO, 
 
 Janion R C, (wholesale), 
 
 Piaggio G, 
 
 Robinson W C, 
 
 Strouss C & Co, 
 
 Todd J H, 
 
 Wah Lung & Co, 
 
 Wing Chong & Co, 
 
 Harvey James, 
 
 Clair Matilda, 
 
 Dart H B, 
 
 Flink P, (25 miles above Yale Store), 
 
 Harvey Wm, 
 
 He Tie, 
 
 Ki Kee & Co, 
 
 Kwoug Lee k Co, 
 
 Nelson A M, 
 
 Nelson U, 
 
 Oppenbeimer Bros, 
 
 GROCERS-RETAIL. 
 
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 Esqnimalt 
 
 Victoria 
 
 Quesnelle 
 
 Sumass 
 
 Thibert Creek 
 
 Victoria 
 
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 II 
 II 
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 AVellington 
 Yale 
 
 Dunston Wm T, 
 
 Saunders H, 
 
 Anderson G W, 
 
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 BOSSI St OIESSELKAirN, 
 
 BOTOJ, 
 
 Cameron J, 
 
 CLATS. 
 CRANOl&IIIP, 
 
 Fell & Co, 
 
 FINLAYSOirj, 
 
 Goswell J, 
 
 HAWKINS J, 
 
 Hedin J, 
 Hilliard J, 
 Huxtable W H, 
 KNIGHT H, 
 KOESTER 6. 
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 McBROOM A, 
 McFHEE N7 
 McTieman P, 
 
 HITCHBLL GEO, 
 HONTOBIO G, 
 
 Nicholson T, 
 Papst J T, 
 
 BJtODE J, 
 
 Rickman & Ofner, 
 
 SAUNDERS H, 
 
 Shore S & Co, 
 Silver J, 
 
 VIENNA GEO. 
 WRIGLESWOBTHJ, 
 
 GROCERS-WHOLESALL 
 
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 CARR R, Victoria 
 
 CASAHATOU A & GO, 
 
 Earle Thos, " 
 
 PITTS J5 J, 
 
 GUN AND LOCKSMITHS. 
 
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 Brown O W, 
 Morgan A, 
 Geiger & Becker 
 
 HARTHAN S, 
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 Whittaker Wm, 
 
 Barkerville 
 
 New Westminster 
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 Victoria 
 
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 HAIR WORKERS. 
 
 HALEPENHT MISS I B, Victoriu 
 HAETHAN S, 
 
 HARDWARE. 
 
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 Fellows A, 
 M irviu Edgar, 
 Mathewei, Richards & Tye, 
 Norris W G, 
 
 0AS7EBH0UTP, 
 
 VictorLi 
 
 HARNESSMAKERSANDSAD 
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 BBOPHT ft GO, 
 MANN ft HERON, 
 
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 WHITE JAMES, 
 
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 Victoria 
 
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 REED S ft 00, Victoria 
 
 HAY. GRAIN AND FEED. 
 
 Leneven T, Victoria 
 
 BAKEB ft SON, 
 
 HOTELS. 
 
 Cnnio N, 
 
 Kelly A, 
 
 Mil-hand Max, 
 
 Wilson B H, 
 
 Furgason A, 
 
 Marshall & Smith, 
 
 Galloway T, 
 
 Kinuear James, 
 
 Howard J, 
 
 Selleck VV X, 
 
 Thomas A, 
 
 Mcintosh ft McPhaden, 
 
 Bailie G Y, 
 
 Uantier L, 
 
 Sproat B, 
 
 Brunston J W, 
 
 Jenkins J E, 
 
 Sibson P, 
 
 GUbert Mrs J K, 
 
 Gough Mrs E, 
 
 Smith H P, 
 
 Webb J, 
 
 Arnaud -P, 
 
 EickhofTH, 
 
 McCoU Wm, 
 
 Barkerville 
 
 Burrard's Inlet 
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 Clinton 
 << 
 
 Comox 
 Corvicheu 
 Esquimult 
 
 Kami oops 
 Lyttuu 
 
 Nancimo 
 
 New Westminster 
 
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 Brown & Oillia, Quesnelle 
 
 Duhig D D, « 
 
 Dunlevy P C, Soda Creek 
 
 McLoeso R, •< 
 
 American House, (Thos J Bumes 
 
 propr), Victoria 
 
 Astrico Mrs A, *< 
 
 Bowles Mrs, 
 Came F, 
 
 Coloiiiiil Hotel, (Gamier k, Merz), 
 DOMINION HOTEL, (S Jonts), 
 
 DBIAilD HOUSE, (Uedon & Hurt- 
 
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 Ellu D. 
 Evans S, 
 SELBEBJB, 
 
 Grithii U P, 
 l«umi>nt H, 
 
 LONDON HOTEL, (C J Phillips), 
 
 McNttUghten D, '< 
 
 OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, (W Jen- 
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 RHODE J, 
 
 Secloy W C S, , " 
 
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 ST NICHOLAS HOTEL. (Mrs S 
 
 Friwl), " 
 
 Brown C B, ^Wellington 
 
 Chantrell C W, 
 
 Alexander W L, (14 Mile House), Yale 
 Uurt H B, (25 miles abave Yale), " 
 Deiatre Mdme, " 
 
 Tuttle Gu8, '« 
 
 York Thoa F, " 
 
 INSURANCE AGENTS. 
 
 Harvey J, Nanaimo 
 
 AlUop & Mason, Victoria 
 
 Barnard F S, 
 HEISTEBMAN H F ft CO, 
 
 Nutall T C, 
 
 BOME A ft CO, 
 
 Stalilschiaiilt & Ward, " 
 
 Welch Rithet & Co, 
 
 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. 
 
 Nutt J, Barkerville 
 
 Ferguson F W, Cliiitou 
 
 Bate M, " Nauaimu 
 
 BrydeuJ, 
 
 Dunamuir R, " 
 
 McLay J, 
 
 Pawsuu J, " 
 
 Planta J P, 
 
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 tolhug Geo. 
 
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 Jackson ft Jeftn 
 Kimj J. 
 
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 Luughurst J, 
 
 LOVETTJJ. 
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 McCaiidlish J. 
 McNiff Wro. 
 
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 Puny ft Jiohnaii 
 Saunders Frank. 
 Sehl F, 
 .Steel P, 
 Stevens ft Co, 
 Strachan R, 
 
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 Mahurry W, 
 Alayts W^ C, 
 
 LIQUORS 
 
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 Deighton Jno, 
 Fitzpatrick J M, 
 B':'rry & Adler, 
 Bland W. 
 Uoran J, 
 Everett P, 
 Martin T, 
 
 Wiliama & Arthur, 
 Smith D, 
 Brown E, 
 Chishohn D, 
 llenneaay A; Bender, 
 Nickfld VVm, 
 Kudick T, 
 Sirr T, 
 Btichtel A J, 
 tilackall (lieo, 
 Biuuie & La Fremere, 
 Bornatein It, 
 Borthwick & Brown, 
 Chadwick T, 
 
 (JOLEMAN GEO, 
 
 OolhuB Ueo, 
 GOUYESAC. 
 
 Ddlon B F, 
 
 HOWELL J J, 
 
 Jackson & Jefirvy, 
 Kinu J> 
 
 LOfll^VrM, 
 
 ixtnghurst J, 
 
 LOVETTJJ, 
 MAHflWALr. WH, 
 
 MtCaudlish J, 
 McNiff VVm, 
 
 NORTON & NOBCROSS, 
 
 Parry & iiolmau, 
 Saunders Frank, 
 Sehl F, 
 Steel P, 
 Stevens & Co, 
 Strachan B, 
 THISTLE W H, 
 
 VVuruer H, 
 West C, 
 
 WHITE BROS, 
 
 Wowl hd, 
 
 WaiOLESWGBTH J. 
 
 Ash Newton, 
 Muhurry W., 
 Mayts VV C, 
 
 Burrard's Inlet 
 
 Comox 
 
 Deer Creek 
 
 Esquinialt 
 
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 Nanaimo 
 
 New Westminster 
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 Yale 
 
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 CASAMAYOUAA CO, 
 
 Sulu), 
 
 Bnwman W G, 
 Francis Geo, 
 •Saunders Frank, 
 ThomhiU T, 
 Williams J W, 
 
 Victoria SS 
 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 
 MATCH FACTORY. 
 
 KUNSON ft HENOBT, Victoria 
 
 MARBLE WORKS. 
 
 Kirksop Geo, 
 
 MOilTIM£a ft BEID, 
 
 VViiglit dt Kud^, 
 
 Victoria 
 
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 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
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 LIVERY STABLES. 
 
 Porter J, 
 McKay ft Co, 
 Heath C, 
 Lewis W B, 
 
 Esqnimait 
 
 Lyttun 
 
 Nanuimo 
 
 New Westminster 
 
 MEAT MARKET. 
 
 VAN VOLKENBEBO, BarkervUle 
 
 Kilroy V, Lytton 
 
 Akenheud J, Naii^imo 
 
 Bri^htuiuu 8, •' 
 
 Kobiuson ft Clayton, " 
 
 Dickinson B, New Wea .minister 
 
 TowuHend \V B, •« 
 
 Allen \V, (tish), Victoria 
 
 Barrau J, " 
 
 BATCHELOB J, 
 
 Uurter T W, 
 Fnincli W J , 
 Grilii D, (tidh), 
 UeywooilJ, mork packer), 
 HOLMES ft J)UDdEON, 
 r ABKiUi J, 
 Porter Li, 
 
 VAN VOLKENBEBO ft CO, 
 VUi^NNA UJilU, iUdii), 
 
 MILLINERS. 
 
 Eaybould Mrs, Nanaimo 
 
 To^viisend Mra W B, New N^estmiuister 
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 KoiULTd Mi-8 A, •' 
 
 MIl'CHELL MRS J G, 
 
 NEWSPAPERS. 
 
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 Victoria 
 
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 JOHNSON E. 
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 Victoria 
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 Loewenberg L, 
 
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 Barkerville 
 
 Nanaimo 
 
 New Westminster 
 
 Victoria 
 
 M aynnrd B , 
 
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 Victoria 
 
 PHYSICIANS. 
 
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 Cluness D, 
 Mclnnes T R, 
 Trew N C, 
 
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 Geiger C E, 
 Powell & Harrington, 
 Mathews J B, 
 Ellis P, 
 Frickelton J D, 
 
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 Nanaimo 
 
 New Westminster 
 
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 Victoria 
 
 -Yale 
 
 PLANING MILLS. 
 
 HAYW ARD C, Victoria 
 
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 Campbell J, 
 O'Conner M, 
 Drebble Ceo, 
 Howard J, 
 Mara J A, 
 Mclntyre J, 
 Tait V B, 
 Stowe J, 
 Wallace Robt, 
 McLeese B, 
 Douglass B, 
 
 Cache Creek 
 
 Clinton 
 
 Comox 
 
 Esquimau 
 
 Kamloops 
 
 Lytton 
 
 New Westmmster 
 
 Qnesnelle 
 
 Victoria 
 
 Soda Creek 
 
 Yale 
 
 PRINTERS. 
 McMillan & son, victoria 
 
 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 
 
 Herre W F, 
 Dickinson E, 
 Edmonds H V, 
 Hughes J C, 
 
 Nanaimo 
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 SAWMILLS. 
 
 Nason I B, 
 Haines & Cole, 
 Moody, Nelson & Co, 
 Harper T, 
 Pidcock & Gillard, 
 W^alker Sl Bowes, 
 Carpenter C, 
 Armstrong W J 
 Webster G W, 
 Raymur JA, (agt), 
 Sayward VV P, 
 Young Bros, 
 
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 Baynes Sound 
 
 Burrard's Inlet 
 
 Clinton 
 
 Comox 
 
 Nanaimo 
 
 New Westminster 
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 Victoria 
 
 SEEDS. 
 
 Jay & Co, 
 Johnson P T & Co, 
 Mitchell H, 
 
 Victoria 
 
 SEWING MACHINE AGENTS. 
 
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 FLETCHER T W, 
 
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 Marion E B, 
 McQuade & Sons, 
 
 Victoria 
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 Pendray & Co, Victoria 
 
 SODA WORKS. 
 
 Mahrer J, 
 Morley C, 
 Phillips A, 
 
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 Victoria 
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 TAILORS. 
 
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 Bowden E, New Westminster 
 
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 Victoria 
 
 UNITED STATES OFFICERS. 
 
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 New Westminster 
 Victoria 
 
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 BLAND JAS, 
 
 Carrington Thos, 
 
 WAGON AND CARRIAGE 
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 EVANS D S, Victoria 
 
 WINCH F K, 
 
 WATCHMAKERS AND JEW- 
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 Tamblyn J, 
 Cohen L 8, 
 Fraser J, 
 Dassonville .J, 
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 8m «Iw. Lilt of Towu B9ceiT«d too Lata for Bsgnlu Iniertlon. 
 
 Or all the Territories of the United States there are none perhaps tha£ aro ex- 
 citiug so much interest as Anzoaa. Alttiough it has fur many years boen knuwii 
 that ner muuutaias wcro tovuiiiug with iniaerals, very few had tiid couraj^e to face 
 the trials incident to a settlenuut th^ra. Uor romoconejs from coinniercial cantera 
 and the expense attiiched to the transportation of articles of use werj features 
 that furmt;;! an obstacle that few oarod to surmount. 8ince the advent uf the 
 Houtheru Pacific Railroad, however, a constant Aow of the title of immi^atiou 
 has been directed to tlii^ new Eldorado, and where nothing but a vast stretch of 
 uninhabited country was present.'d in tho immediate past, there are now spriagiui/ 
 up handsome towns and cities, alive with money-seeking classes. The railroad 
 therefore is entitled to the credit of civilizing this dependuucy, and to its pruaeuco 
 alone a development of her resources is attributable. The time is not fur distant, 
 we prediut, when her claims to Statehood wdl bo recognized, for she will bo the 
 possessor of a population which will entitle her to an admission to the Union. 
 Her broad plains and lovely valleys of remarkable fertility wid hi brought to the 
 highest state of cultivation ; beautiful homes will spring up, and the erectiun of 
 noble monuments of commerce will take place, and her capabilities will have bjen 
 beautifully established. The climate of tne Territory is equable, aud her altitudj 
 is an assurance against diseases prevalent iit malarial discriots. Already experi- 
 ments li>.v<) nroven that the produutioa of cereals can be nijst protitub y euL^a^^ed 
 in, wh nutritious grasses of luxuriant growth o.i her grazing lands afford 
 
 an arr incontrovertible as to the feasibility of s&ouk-raisiug. There is 
 
 in man^ i^. rters of the T'."'''itory an abundance ol tine timber, and in the manu- 
 facture of lumber to supply the heavy d^smauds for building purposes an army of 
 men are given steady employment. The mines of the Territory are as yet un- 
 developed, though capital seeking investment is finding iti way hither in unlimited 
 amounts. Prospectors are swarming through the guluhcs and on the m mntain 
 side?, locating claims preparatory to the erection ot mills for the reduction and 
 spparation of ores, and the annouacement is mode in every quarter of the country 
 that immigrants are still making preparations tocome. If a diversity of resources, 
 such as Arizona is fast becoming noted for, can contribute to a rapid ami per- 
 manent growth, then her near future will be crowne4l with that glory. Her des- 
 tiny will place her in the front rank of tho prosperous States ot the Pacific Coast. 
 
 Travellers and tourists of the highest authority have prjnounced this to be one 
 of the richest scenic sections of the globe. With the charms of nature spread out 
 in so many ways to moke Arizona attractive, there can be no doubt that in a 
 
 short time this quarter of our happy nation will be populate<l by her reprcsenta 
 tive citizens, under whose care and nurture it must become a grout source of pride 
 and revenue. At no distant day every section of Arizona, it is presumed, wul be 
 awakened by the clanking of engines aud the bastle of trattio. This wilderness 
 will have undergone a change as if by ma^c; its stillness will have been broken by 
 the joyous sounds of the church bells ringing out upou the balmy aii-, and the 
 musical sounds of the mechanic will keep "time " with the progress of civiliza- 
 tion. 
 
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 YAVAPAI COUNTV. 
 Twenty-one miles north-west of Phoenix, 
 
 Calderwood H M, station keeper 
 
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 Alexandra, 
 
 TAVAPAI COUNTY-. 
 
 Barnum F 0, erooers 
 
 Ciilliiis ThoB, blacksmith 
 
 SQJS JOSIAHi posttniuiter 
 
 U.iiit'l^n 1', hutul 
 
 E lU k Itubins, liquors 
 
 iiitkda F, Imtoher 
 
 Honper Wm B 9t Co, liqunn 
 
 Mulrenon Wm, livery st^bla 
 
 TruiaorThoa, hotel 
 
 Antelope Valley, 
 
 YAVAPAI COUNTV. 
 HAMILTON J H, postmaster 
 
 American Ranch, 
 
 YAVAPAI COUNTY, 
 
 Stage station on the Prescott and Mo 
 have road, ten miles north of Proscott. 
 
 Lee J H, station keeper 
 
 Anvil Bock, 
 
 stage station on Mohave and Prescott 
 road, 62 mdea north of Prescott. 
 
 Wilder P C, station keeper 
 
 Apache Pass, 
 
 PIMA COUNTY. 
 Tully, Ochoa & Co, gen mdss . 
 
 Arivaca, 
 
 PIMA COUNTY. 
 Bernard A W & Co, gen mdm 
 
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 Bed Bock, 
 
 YAVAPAI COUNTY. 
 
 Austin Joe, engraeer 
 b )gg8 Theodor) W, capitalist 
 B.)gg8 T W, Butchpr 
 Fletcher E, freight line 
 Gleason A 0, contractor 
 Johnson £ T, atty>at-law 
 KIEVE ABR, reporter 
 Levy D & Co, gen mdse 
 MoKeuzie J, carpenter 
 Miner S £, boaniing 
 
 Moore J M W, hm \ym 
 Pierce N P, deputy sheriff 
 Poland D H, capitalist 
 Iteese John, assuyer 
 Schumacher Geo \i, notary public 
 Steadmun A C, postmaster 
 T.ift M 8, sawmill 
 Van Nam3 Wm, siwmill 
 Vinzaut tSam, carpjnter 
 
 Benson City, 
 
 Fifty miles ea^t of Tucson, on Tomb> 
 stoau stage road. 
 
 Ohuesorgen Wm, stage station 
 
 Big Bug Creek, 
 
 YAVAPAI COUNTY. 
 (See Bod Rock.) 
 
 Bradshaw, 
 
 YAVAPAI COUNTY. 
 
 Aron & Alexander, gen mdse 
 
 Bennett E J & Co, gon mJsa 
 
 (Jrove W H, hotel 
 
 Shekels N C & Co, gen mdse 
 
 We«4els 8 M, hotel 
 
 WOOD Ifi>A, postmaster, dealer in 
 
 fruits, stationery, cigars and fancy 
 
 articlos and news depot 
 
 Brigham City, 
 
 APACHE COUNTY. 
 
 Anderson Andrew, dry goods, eto 
 l(iilian.l .los'jph, blacksmith 
 BalLrd William, wagonmaker 
 Isaacson Peter, f uremiin farmer 
 Jorgeusuu Jor^en, Hour mill 
 Like (^oorge, hotel 
 Marrell Wm, s awm ill 
 OYEBSON OVE C, books and 
 
 tionury and p istmaster 
 Plumb Merlin, bootmaker 
 Sims John, cubinetij^uker 
 
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 Bumble Bee, 
 
 YAVAPAI COUNTY. 
 
 Bobo Jas, station keeper and gen mdae 
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 Camp Bowie, 
 
 PIMA COUNTY. 
 
 One hundred and five miles east of 
 Tucson. 
 
 DeLong S R, postmaster 
 TuUy, Oohoa & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Camp Orant, 
 
 PIMA COUNTY. 
 
 One hundred and ten miles north-east. 
 of Tucson. 
 
 Castle Dome, 
 
 Norton Chas T, gen mdse 
 
 Norton Geo, supt Iron Cap Mining Co 
 
 Stein Jos J & Co, saloon 
 
 Norton, Stewart & Co, gen mdse 
 Stewart M W, postmaster 
 
 Camp Thomas, 
 
 PIMA COUNTY. 
 
 Collins J B & Co, gen mdse 
 Wood W V & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Camp Verde« 
 
 YAVAPAI COUNTY. 
 Forty-two miles east of Prescott 
 
 Burton H 0, physician 
 
 Hea d C V &, Co, geu mdse ' 
 
 TTgAH W S, post trader and post' 
 
 master 
 HullG \V, justice of the peace 
 Maxwell T, justice of the peace 
 Robinson D L, notary 
 
 Casa Grande, 
 
 PINAL COUNTY. 
 
 Southern Pacific Railroad station, 67 
 miles north-east of Tucson. 
 
 BUGKELEW & OCHOA forwarding 
 
 and commission merchant's, (B Heine 
 
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 Fish J p, teleg raph operator S P R R 
 PR-V yH JZKE, hotel and saloon 
 Heinemann B, with' Buckelew 
 
 Ochoa 
 Hooper WS, agt S P R R 
 LOIlO TEE, restaurant 
 Smith & Watzlavzick, gen mdse 
 
 forwarding, (£ O Stratton agt) 
 Stewart RB, saloon 
 Stratton £ O, \Hih Smith & Watzlavzick 
 Tung Lee, bidceiy 
 
 and 
 
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 Charleston, 
 
 PIMA COUNTY, 
 
 Is situated on the San Pedro river 9 
 miles from Tombstone; stage connection 
 from Tombstone. 
 
 Brooks G W, saloon 
 
 Brown E, physician 
 
 Clark &; Griffin, liquors 
 
 Dohrig J, liquors 
 
 Fontana G, jeweler 
 
 Gattell A I, postmp.ster 
 
 Keren a & Co, gen mdse 
 
 McClure Ernest, col of U S customs 
 
 McMorria — .blacksmith 
 
 Merrill & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Morton Mrs, varieties 
 
 Peterson B H, physician and druggist 
 
 Sanford h Hilton, meat market 
 
 Scott W B & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Smith & McDowell, brewery 
 
 Stilwell & Brenham, hay yard 
 
 Stilwell & Co, liquors 
 
 Swart J W saloon 
 
 Welisch H, gen mdse 
 
 Chino, 
 
 YAVAPAI COUNTY. 
 CHINO P M> postmaster 
 
 Cienega, 
 
 YAVAPIA COUNTY, 
 Is 29 miles east of Tuscon. 
 
 Dunbar J O, hotel and saloon and corral 
 
 Clifton. 
 
 APACHE COUNTY. 
 
 GRANT WM, postmaster 
 
 Larimoon W T, geu mdse 
 
 Lesinsky H, pres Longfellow Copper 
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 Smadbeck Louis, secty Longfellow Cop- 
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 Contention City, 
 
 Sixty-flve miles east of Tucson 
 
 Cowon C W, agt W, F & Co 
 
 Hopkins C W, restaurant 
 
 Marks S, uon mdse 
 
 Mnson Robt, hotel 
 
 McDermott John, saloon 
 
 Western M & M Co, gen >upt Josiah H 
 
 Whi6e; Robt Bumham supt of mills 
 
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 Ehrenbergf, 
 
 YUMA COUNTY, 
 
 Is 177 miles southwest of Prescott on 
 Colorado river 
 
 Goldwater H, postmaster 
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 Florence, 
 
 PINAL COUNTY, 
 
 Is a prosperr OH and thriving town of 
 1,000 inhabitants, on the line of the 
 Sout'iam Pacific Railroad, 24 miles east 
 of Maricopa. The country surrounding 
 the place is adapted to grazing, and min 
 eralii are also found in abundance. 
 
 Bailey W J, observer U S signal service 
 
 BAILET W L, stock raiser, stage sta- 
 tion. King road 
 
 BEEBE W J, sign, carriage painter, 
 paints, oils and glass; Main 
 
 Bichard N, propr Adamsville dour mill 
 
 Boatwick Sami, barber 
 
 B&ADT P B, propr Gila Mills, and 
 county treasurer. Main 
 
 Brash James, propr douring mills 
 
 Brown Geo A, agt W, F & Co and deputy 
 postmaster and agt S P stage line; 
 
 BUCKALEW ft QCHOA, gen mdse 
 and commission merchants, Main 
 
 Bush Thos H,uuder sheriff, Court House 
 
 Collingwood J, postmaster; deputy Geo 
 A Brown 
 
 COLLINGWOOD JOSEPH ft 00, 
 
 gen mdse, Main 
 DaileyChas R, receiver U S land office 
 BEVIKE JOHH J, county recorder 
 
 and clerk 7th dist court, Seventh 
 French G G W, chief justice 1st dist 
 OABELIEL J Bi sheriff, assessor and 
 
 tax collector, Court House 
 GONZELEZ OBEQORIO N, saddle 
 
 and harne ss maker, Main 
 GRIFFIN F M ft 00, blacksmiths 
 
 and horseshom. Main 
 
 OBIFFIN THOB H, deputy county 
 
 recorder and deputy clerk, Seventh 
 Guild W E, managjer U S military tele- 
 graph office. Main 
 liarvuy Wm, physician. Main 
 IrwinFrederiuk, meat market 
 LEWIS CHAS, propr Lewis House, 
 
 l iquo rs 
 LEWIS HOUSE. Chan Lewis propr 
 Lopez Salvador, groceries. Main 
 McCllenand Thos, constable 
 Miller John, justice of the peace 
 
 MINERS RBSTAURANT ft LODG- 
 INGS, •'im Sam propr. Main 
 
 Montgomery H B, ai(t Picket Post, Sil- 
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 OURT G fi, atty at law and dist atty, 
 Court House 
 
 Palmer C F, public administrator 
 
 Palmer fJ W, saloon, Main 
 
 Paulijon Chas M K, r U S land office 
 
 Picket Post, Silver K' !i and Globe 
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 Rooha AUina, blacksmith 
 
 Ruffgles Lnvi, acting rec U S land office 
 
 SAM JIMf propr Miners Restaurants 
 and Lndsangs, Main 
 
 SCHOSHUSEN HENRY, moat mar- 
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 Schulze Chas, bootmaker. Main 
 
 Sherman Merritt M, teacher 
 
 Smith &, Watzlavzick, bakery and gro- 
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 Southern Pacific Stage Line, Florene to 
 Picacho, Geo A Brown agt 
 
 SULLIVAN ft RAPP, saloon. Main 
 
 SUMMERS H B, atty at law and no- 
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 SUTElt JACOB, stoves and tinware. 
 Main 
 
 Tuttle Joseph, saloon, Main 
 
 Walker J D, probate judge 
 
 Watson James, repairer U S military 
 telegraph. Main 
 
 Whitaker Wm, wagonmaker. Main 
 
 Will Peter, brewery, Main 
 
 Wilson & Bryson, stable corral. Main 
 
 WRATTEN GEO L, atty at law and 
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 Fort Orant, 
 
 PINAL COUNTY. 
 Norton & Stewart, gen mdse 
 
 Fort McDowell. 
 
 SMITH JOHN- T T, post trad«r 
 
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 Oillett, 
 
 YAVAPAI COUNTY. 
 
 Anderson Jno, g>}n mJ^9 ani poafcmoster 
 Arnold I', brewery 
 Coffi'i B F. blackimith 
 Curtis G \V, hobel aiul saloon 
 
 Olobe, 
 
 PINAL COUNTY. 
 
 Ono hundred miles north of Tucson 
 populatiau I, '253. 
 
 Abraham Jac »b, b vths and b irbar 
 Bluebird Mining Co, Gjj C Perkins 
 
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 Boschc E, saloon, Broad 
 B »s=i Mi;ie, Pipjr & Co owners 
 Butrjo Miniag Cj, C A MsDonnoll 
 
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 B'irnsCon, blacksmith anI wagoamaker. 
 
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 Bro:nan M W, sawmill and lumber 
 Brown £ O, atty at law 
 Centennial Mining Co, Wilson & Co 
 
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 Centralia Mining Co, Salter tt Co 
 
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 Champion Mill and Mining Co, — Fore 
 
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 Chilson Gib, supt Xugget Mill and Mil 
 
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 Chloride Mine, Ilaye* & Buck proprs 
 Duryea W H, gea m la 
 Eaton, Bailey & Co, gea ml33. lumbsr 
 
 and sawmill 
 Em^lino Mine, Hayes & Buck proprs 
 Frannh Henry, boots and shoe i 
 Gliibj Mercantile Co, gen mise, John H 
 
 Hiie mana.^er 
 Golleii Ea>rle Mill and MiuingCo, Major 
 
 Si»3n supt 
 Grim J Ci'jer •, photographer 
 HACKNEY A H, propr "Silver BjU," 
 
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 H imilt m James, s.doon, Broul 
 H imtnon<l & Btjll, news and saloon 
 Haskin Mill and Mini.ig Co, — Laincs 
 
 supt 
 HAYSE CHAS & C E BUCK, miniu, 
 
 and assaying (0>*kvale) 
 Heiiiemm S C, druggiita 
 Hicks — , atty at law 
 Hlse John & Co, gen m Ise 
 Iitabolla Mill and Miaiu^ Co, Major 
 
 Sijson supt, Ni^'k Palmer asst ttupt 
 Jalius Mine, ilaye» & Bnck proprs 
 
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 Chaa H;iye» junayer 
 Kullnt>r E, ^ea mdse 
 Kiusey Lauins, as^Kyer 
 Kliuu & Co, geu mdse 
 
 Lacy — , livery and feed stable 
 
 Luiidjr J C, blacksmith 
 
 Mansneld Si Co, sawmill, lumbar and 
 
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 McCormick Mining Co, Mansfield & Co 
 
 oWiiers 
 McD inAl C A, physician 
 McMorris Mill and Mining Co, Mijor 
 
 B ddwi I supt 
 Mc.Velly & Kn >x, ailoon. Broad 
 Mi una Mid and Mining Co 
 Miller Peter B, notary publio' and con- 
 veyancer 
 Mil.ier & Watson, miiiig and milling 
 M ) )rj Mrs M J & Son, h )t3l. Broad 
 NcA-tou Gjo a, watchmikerand jewelar 
 Palmjr Nick, asst supk Isabjlla Mill 
 
 an I Mining Co 
 Pascoe B F, propr Pascae Houss 
 Pea lleto.i A G, surveyor ami civil en- 
 
 ginsjr, U S djputy mineral surveyor, 
 
 B.-oad 
 Piujr, Bis jig & Midler, proprs Pinal 
 
 B.'jwery 
 Rail & M ) tre, saloon, Broad 
 S jott — , h )tel 
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 HackiiJ/ propi-, Broad 
 Silver Kra H »tol 
 
 Silver Era Mi ling C >, — Wat»-)n supk 
 Silver Famj Mi u, H iyi3, Buck & Oi-o.ie 
 
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 Silver Nugget Mill and Mining Co, Gib 
 
 Chilson supt 
 Silver Star Mtnc^, Hayse & Buck propn 
 Siij )n M ijir, supt l3;ibjlla Mill and 
 
 Mi.iing Co 
 Swaijy G A, justice of peace an I notary 
 
 pu!>iic, mi.iiag and real estate ago, 
 
 Broad 
 Th itcher E C, physician 
 Tumor & Son, livery an I feed stable 
 Van Vagnen & C' >, gen mdse 
 Vosbnrgh — , pnstm ister 
 Wjstmjyer Fro I, go i mdse 
 Wildy S >muel H, utty at taw 
 Wiley & Crawford, mjatm.trkat, Broad 
 Wdli mi & Somurvilk', bukery 
 Zimermunu Win, carpenter 
 
 Greaterville, 
 
 PIMA COUNTY. 
 Katzcnsteiu Skml, gen mdao 
 
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 UOHAVE COUNTY. 
 
 On Prescott and Moh&ve stage road to 
 Colorado river. 
 
 Hardy Wooater, postmaster, gen mdae 
 and ferry 
 
 Hayden Ferry, 
 
 MARICOPA COUNTY. 
 
 Asher Ellis C, gen mdse 
 
 Baalow J A, carpenter 
 
 Brown E K, saloon 
 
 Brown & Wight, blacksmiths 
 
 Durham H, justice of the peace 
 
 GregK J L, physician 
 
 Hayden C T, gen mdse, Houring 
 
 and blacksmith shop 
 HILL CHAS W, notary public 
 
 postmaster 
 Homsley Joel, wagonmaker 
 Fort A J, gen mdse 
 Shannon PC, saloon 
 
 mill 
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 Huachuca, 
 
 PIMA COUNTY, 
 Is 75 miles southeast of Tucson. 
 
 Austin F L, gen mdse and postmaster 
 Burton Ed C, hotel 
 
 Little Oiant, 
 
 PINAL COUNTY. 
 
 Anderson T, hotel 
 
 IX)WE & CO, general merchandise 
 
 LOWE J A, postmaster 
 Tripp li B, physician 
 
 Maricopai 
 
 PIMA COUNTY, 
 
 S. P. R. R. station, eighty-nine miles 
 north of Tucson. 
 
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 Iron Spring, 
 
 Is 8 miles from Prescott, Black Canyon 
 road. 
 
 Atkinson R J, hotel and aaloon 
 
 BARNETT & BLOCK, general 
 chandise and forwarding 
 
 BABNEY JAMES H, general mer< 
 
 chandise, lumber and forwarding 
 Batts & Backer, hotel 
 Bonsall Edw, tel opr S P R R 
 Cottrell \Vm F, gen mdse and fruit 
 
 FABBINQTON RE & CO, general 
 merchandise, forwarding, commission 
 and postmaster 
 
 OILMER, SALISBURY & GO. pro- 
 prietors of Mail Stage lane to Phoe- 
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 R R depot 
 
 Graf Leopold, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 LAMB PATRICK, feed yard 
 
 Moore Theo I, manager military tel, R 
 
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 Naylor Ohas H, agt S P R R 
 
 POSTMASTER. R E Farrington 
 Quarter Masters' Store House U S A, N 
 
 Willcox quartermaster's agt 
 Sam Hiug, restaurant 
 
 YANDERVER CHAS, agt for James 
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 YAH FLEET M B, agent Wells, Far- 
 
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 Venton A, manager W U Tel Co, R R 
 
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 Wells, Fargo k Go's Express, M B Van 
 
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 Willcox North, quartermaster's agent 
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 MARICOPA COUNTY. 
 
 Boyd T M, butcher 
 
 Everman Juo, blacksmith 
 
 Fox B G, saloon 
 
 Hannibal S M & Co, Josiah Flournoy 
 
 superintendent 
 Jones Juhn M, feed stable 
 Kellner E F & Co, merchants 
 La Rue J D, justice of peace 
 MATHER II W, postmaster 
 May H G, hotel 
 McMillen Silver Mining Co, J K ^mith 
 
 superintendent 
 STRONG GEO C, merchant 
 Van Slyck J \V, atty and notary public 
 WashiDgton S M Co, J L Clark supt 
 
 MiUviUe. 
 
 PIMA COUNTY, « 
 
 Is on the San Pedro, nine miles west of 
 Tombstone. 
 
 Corbin M & M Co, \Vm G Lamb secy 
 Fields D C, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, secy 
 
 Tombstone M & M Co and notary 
 
 public 
 Gird Bichd, supt Tombstone M & M Co 
 I.dmb Wm G, secy Corbin M * M Co 
 Steidenger J H, mining engineer 
 ToMbstone & Corbin Quartz mill (26 
 
 ■tamps), Frank Corbin supt 
 
 Mineral Park, 
 
 MOHAVB COUNTY, 
 
 ty seat of Mohave 
 miles northwest of Prescoti 
 
 The county seat of Mohave county, 134 
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 Atchison Chas, saloon 
 Baker Mn, restaurant 
 Breon k Spear, gen mdse 
 Bucksbatuu H, deputy iherifiF 
 
 Comstock A, sheriff 
 Cuzimo Calvin, restaurant - 
 Davis A E, atty at law 
 Fehr Wm, shSemaker 
 Gann W H, butcher 
 Gross Chas, gea mdse 
 Hamilton Haml, atty at law 
 Hyde J J, druMist and physician 
 Koch Wm, barber 
 
 KRIDER BROS, general merchandise 
 
 and livery stable 
 Langley W A, county treasurer 
 Lasselle L J, probate judge 
 Lawrence J B, physician 
 May G, butcher 
 Silent Chas, dist judge 
 Smith Danl, saloon 
 Tweed C A, dist atty and atty at law 
 White H, saloon 
 W^right C, county recorder and district 
 
 court clerk 
 
 KRIDER BROS., 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ETC. 
 
 livery, Feed and Sale Stables. 
 
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 Hontezuma, 
 
 PINAL OpUNTT, 
 Twelve miles northwest of Florence. 
 
 AUSTIN & DEMPSEY, general mer- 
 chandise 
 
 CoUingwood Jos, postmaster and county 
 supervisor 
 
 Mason Aaron, county supervisor 
 
 Smith Isaac D, gen mdse 
 
 STUAET CSHAS D, (Jos CoUingwood 
 & Co), notary public 
 
 Tillman C W, carpenter 
 
 Wheat Granville, cour ty supervisor 
 
 Morgan's Ferry, 
 
 MABIGOPA COUNTY. 
 Morgan H & Co, gmmdse 
 
 Ora Blanco, 
 
 PIMA COUNTY 
 
 ROSS W J, postmaster 
 ROSS W J & CD, gen mdse, miners' 
 supplies etc 
 
 Parker, 
 
 YUMA COUNTY.' 
 Sands James H, postmaster 
 
 Phoenix, 
 
 ' MARICOPA COUNTY. 
 
 Phoenix, the county seat of Maricopa 
 county, is located in north latitude .33 
 deg. 18 min. and longitude 112 deg, time 
 two hours and twenty minutes slower 
 than Washington. It is located two 
 miles north of Salt river, in the center 
 of the valley of the same name, and has 
 been the seat of government since the for- 
 mation of the county, Feb 4, 1871. The 
 town site of Phoenix covers an area one 
 mile long and one-half mile wide. It 
 was surveyed in the latter part of 1870 
 The streets fronting on the pL.za are 100 
 feet wide, the balance are 80. The 
 streets run at right angles with the car- 
 dinal points of the compass. The blocks 
 are 300 feet square. Owing to its close 
 
 Sroximity to the best developed mining 
 istricts in the Territory, its location m 
 abase of supplies is unequaled. JDver 
 6,000,000 pounds of flour was manufao- 
 tured here during the present season. 
 The town is amplj ■uppllld with 
 ehurohes and eduoational faoilitim, 
 
 handsome new school house costing $15,- 
 000 has just been completed. The Ma- 
 sons, Odd Fellows, Red Men and Good 
 Templars are organized, and have larg* 
 lists of members. 
 
 Abbott Don E, ins agt and agricultural 
 
 implements, Montezuma 
 ALSAP JOHN T, atty-at-law, notary 
 
 Sublic, Washington 
 CADE BREWERY, Luke Thalhei- 
 mer propr, Washington 
 Asher M & Bro, gen mdse Washington 
 Baker A C, atty-at-law, Washington 
 BALSZ & KELLY, butchers, stock- 
 raisers, wholesale and retail. Wash- 
 ins<ton 
 
 THEBANK0FARIZ0NAA6ENCY, 
 
 M W Kales agent, Washington 
 BANK EXCKANGE HOTEL, res- 
 taurant, E Ganz propr, Washington 
 Barruth Mrs S, dressmaker, Washington 
 Birruth Simon, tailor, Washington 
 Ijcher Gustave, propr U S Brewery, 
 
 Centre 
 Baeher & Hacfiner, saloon, Washington 
 Blankanahip J W, deputy sheriff. Court 
 
 House 
 Bolan P J, atty-at-law, Washington 
 BROWN THOS W, saloon, Washing- 
 ton 
 BRYAN J M, blacksmith, wagonmaker, 
 feed yard and freighter, northwest cor- 
 ner of town 
 
 BURGER JOHN Hi blacksmith and 
 vragonmaker, Adams and Montezuma 
 Biix Peter, soda works, Adams 
 Bytrs J S, boarding, Jefferson 
 Carey & Morris, carpenters and cabinet- 
 makers, Washington 
 Collins J V, suloon, Washington 
 Coiiyers B L, physician, Washington 
 Cupeland K A, sash, doors and olinda, 
 
 Adams 
 Cox Frank, atty-at-law and notary pub- 
 lic. Court House 
 Cox I H, atty-at-law, and notary pub, 
 lie, and clerk Board of Supervisors, 
 Court House 
 DeWolf— , pastor M E Church 
 Dupish Edward, barber, Washington 
 ELl'TS ASHTPR & CO, general merchan* 
 
 difce, Monte£unuk 
 FY Wi restaurant, Washington 
 
 OARDNIER MRS J J, propr Phoenix 
 
 Hotel, Washington 
 OANZE E, propr Bank Exobango 
 
 Ho tel, W ashington 
 
 GILMER, SMISBURY & 008, 
 
 Stage Line to Maricopa and Presoott, 
 Geo 8 Loxing agent 
 Gleeaon E F, deputy sheriff, town of 
 McMillen 
 
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 Goldberg H ft Son, gen mdae, Washington 
 Goldman and Co, gen mdae , Montezuma 
 OOSPEB ft MeCLINTOCK, proprs 
 
 "Phoenix Herald" Centre 
 Greenhall Thos 6, justice of the peace, 
 
 public administrator, Court House 
 Gregory J M, lumber, Washington 
 Hamilton, pastor M E Church 
 
 HAMLIN ft LABABEE, fashion 
 
 livery and feed stable, Washington 
 
 Hancock Wm A, atty-at-law, notary 
 public and probate judge, Washington 
 
 Harmon G«o, repairer U S Military Tele- 
 graph Co, Centre 
 
 Hanshaw L A, feed yard, Montezuma 
 
 H^den Chas T, flouring mills, town of 
 Tempe 
 
 Hedgepath J L, pastor M E Church 
 Sout h 
 
 HEIHSPN JACOB, Phoenix Bakery, 
 op posite Court Ho use, Washington 
 
 HE&IUCE ft LUTOERDING, black- 
 smith and horseahoer, Jefterson 
 
 HOOPER WH B ft CO, wholesale 
 wines liquors and cigars, Jefferson and 
 M aridop a 
 
 IRVmEE ft 00, general merchandise, 
 Washington and Montezuma 
 
 Jackson Jesse, saloon, Washington 
 
 JACKSON M H, contractor and build- 
 er, Centre 
 
 Jackson S, gen mdse, Washington 
 
 Johnston Thos £, deputy sheriff, Wick- 
 enburg 
 
 KALES H W, agent The Bank of 
 Arii ona and Phoenix and Home In- 
 Buri nee Cos, Washington 
 
 Kellat Michael, plast erer, Washington 
 
 KELIT ft ViCKNELL. carriage. 
 ho ns<j and sign painters, Washington 
 
 KELLET H, leader Ph«Buix Brass 
 Bana. Washington 
 
 Kooke Chas, carpenter and wheelwright, 
 Washington 
 
 Kucher Gustave, jeweler, Monroe 
 
 KTJHNE FRANCIS, saloon and feed- 
 yard, Jefferson 
 
 I^MON ft MoCABE, attomeys-at-law, 
 Wushingtoa 
 
 Loring Geo 8, grocers, agts Wells Fargo 
 ft Cos Express, Gilmer, Salisbury ft 
 Cos Stage Line, Washington 
 
 LOUNT BROS, (Gee and Saniuel D) 
 
 i ce fa ctory, Washington 
 LTJHR8Q HN, wagonmaker, Jeffer- 
 
 ■on 
 
 LUKE ft THALHEDIER, 
 
 Arcade Brewery and saloon, 
 
 i ngton 
 MATER E, livery and feed stable, 
 
 Washington 
 McDonald H C, nnder-sheriff, Court 
 
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 MoNULTT W E, county recorder 
 Court House ' 
 
 Meyer, pastor Presbyterian Church 
 Miller W, deputy sheriff, town of 
 
 Tempe 
 Morjan H ft Co, gen mdse, Washinsrton 
 MORROW ft CO, saloon, Washiagton 
 
 MOWRT GEO E, postmaster. Centre 
 
 and Washing' m 
 Olsson Tobias, shoemaker, Washington 
 Pasqueira Miguel, stoves and tin vare 
 Patiick H K, county surveyor and 
 
 civil engineer. Court House 
 Porter De Forest, associate justice su- 
 preme court 
 Patton S E, manager U S Military Tel 
 Office and observer signal service U 
 S A, Centre 
 
 FERALTA M L, gen mdse. Washing, 
 ton 
 
 FH(ENIX BRASS BAND, G H Kelley 
 VVashington 
 
 FHIENIX FLOVRINO MILLS, John 
 Y T Smith propr, Montezuma 
 
 "PH(ENIX HERALD," (daily and 
 
 we )kly), C E McClintock editur, Gos- 
 per & McCIiutock proprs 
 FH(ENIX HOTEL, Mrs J J Gardiner 
 
 propr, VVashington 
 Porter De Forest, district judge second 
 
 judicial district, Washington 
 Purcella Frank, saloon, Washington 
 RIOGS ft REED, proprs "Territorial 
 
 Expositor," Wushmgton 
 Righetti G P, groceries, Monroe 
 Rosenthal N, cigars, tobacco and cloth- 
 ing, Wasliington 
 Rosson R L, physician, Washington 
 ROTHROCK G H. landscape and por- 
 trait photographer, (views of Arizona), 
 Montezuma 
 Salari ft Co, restaurant, Washington 
 Stherrar Carl, bakery, Washington 
 Shaw Francis A, county tri^surcr 
 Sheets O H P, physician, Washiuaton 
 Sherman Thos, U S deputy marshal, 
 
 Washington 
 Signal Service U S A, S E Patton ob- 
 
 seryer, Centre 
 SMITH JOHN Y T, propr Phcenix 
 Flouring Mills, Montezuma, res Fort 
 McDowell 
 Soman ft Heine, cigar factory, Washing- 
 ton 
 Stephenson J W, attorney at law and 
 
 nota ry pu blic, Wash ington 
 STVRENBVBO WM, barber, baths, 
 Washington 
 
 "TEBJUTORI^ EZFOSITOB," 
 
 Biggs ft Keed proprs, Washington 
 
 THIBODO J. physician, surgeon ani 
 
 druggist, Waanmgton 
 THOMAS R 8, iheriff, Court House 
 
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 ThomBon J W, physician and drags, east 
 
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 Trumper Valentine, watchmaker and 
 
 jeweler, Washington 
 Tnttle J W, carpenter and builder, 
 
 Washington 
 U S Militarir" Tel Office, 8 E Patton 
 
 manager. Centre 
 Van Slyck Julius W, asristant U S dis- 
 trict attorney, town of McMillen 
 Waterman H, deputy sheriff town of 
 
 Seymour 
 Wharto n J E, physician, Jefferson 
 WHITE "DiiStEL L, aaloon. Wash 
 
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 White O W, ossistant U S Military Tel 
 
 Office, Centre 
 
 Woodhead ft Gay, (Geo F Goats agent), 
 fruits, produce and nursery stock, 
 Washington 
 
 Woodside P B, attorney at law, Wash- 
 ington 
 
 Wiley C W, auctioneer, Washington 
 
 Mrs. J. Gaxiiner, Proprietress. 
 
 PHCENIX, ARIZONA. 
 
 A Cool and Quiet Resort. 
 
 Special attention paid to Families. 
 
 J. H BRYAN, 
 
 Xorthwest Comer of Town, Fhcenix, Arizona. 
 
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 Horse and Mule Shoeing, Shop Repairing, and all work in this line 
 
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 Picacho, 
 
 PINAL COUNTY, 
 
 S. P. "R- "R' station between Casa Grande 
 and Tucson 
 
 Bamira Manuel, station keeper and sa- 
 loon 
 
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 and W, F & Co 
 
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 PINAL COUNTY, 
 
 Known as Picket Post; postoffice named 
 Pinal. Population 1,000. 
 
 Amott W H, hotel 
 Benson W H, justice of peace 
 Bluett W H, physician, (eclectic) 
 Brooks k Benson, gen mdse 
 Brown P A, assayer and attorney at 
 law, and notary public 
 
 Callaway C A, saloon 
 
 Cavanesa & Beasley, blacksmiths 
 
 Copper Top Mine, — Elmore manager 
 
 Davis H H, physician 
 
 Egloffft Fenton, snlooa 
 
 Golilman L tt, Co, gen mdse 
 
 Grande Stage from Casa Grande, con- 
 necting with S P R R 
 
 Hall B & P, saloon 
 
 Hewitt Hugh, station hotel, stage road 
 22 miles from Florence 
 
 Hughsou R F, uttorney at law • 
 
 Hunt Josephus B, saloon 
 
 Last Chance Mining Co, — Elmore man- 
 ager 
 
 Lombard Joseph, meat market ' 
 
 Mason Aarou, supt Silver Kiug Mining 
 
 Co 
 Miller Geo L & Co, gen mdse 
 Miller Geo L, postmaster 
 Murray H B, suloun 
 Nicholas T, meat market 
 Reymart J D, atty and notary public 
 Sarrick G H, saloon 
 Sevcntv-six Quartz Mill, (5 stamps), 
 
 J T Elmore propr 
 ShampGus, hotel 
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 Silver King Quartz Mill, (10 stamps), 
 
 Aaron Mason supt 
 Stone & Benson, (2 stamps), quartz mill 
 Snrijriser Mine, D T Elmore dupt 
 Swain — , mining 
 Whitlow & Lew Bniley, stage station 
 
 Casa Grande ft Globe Uoad 
 Whitrock W H, gen mdse 
 Wide Awake Mining Co, Frank Cym- 
 
 oaki supt 
 WiUey W H, hotel 
 
 Pine Springs, 
 
 YAVAPAI COUNTY. 
 MARSHALL HTJOH, postmaster 
 
 Frescott, 
 
 YAVAPAI COUNTY, 
 
 Is the Territorial capital and county 
 seat of Yavapai county, is beautifully 
 and healthfully situated in a mount- 
 ain flat, surrounded by groves of 
 stately pines, at an qltitude a trifle 
 over a mile above the sea level. The 
 surrounding mountain tops are snow- 
 capped, and breezes wafted from their 
 bights to the valley below are loaded 
 with a freshness that often drive the 
 people from the streets to the refujje of 
 their household firesides. Prescott is 
 decidedly an American town, and her 
 buildings, both public and private, are 
 models of comfort and elegance. The 
 surrounding forests of pine furnish ma- 
 terial of su{)erior quality in abundance. 
 Her chief resources are mining, stock- 
 raising and lumber manufacturing. Her 
 great disadvantage is in her isolated 
 position, which it is believed will 
 shortly be overcome by the establish- 
 ment of railroad connection that is now 
 made » probability in the construction 
 of a line from Santa Fe, N.M. Whipple 
 Barracks, one of the pleasantest mili- 
 tary stations in the Territory, is situated 
 about f miles from Prescott. Prescott 
 is reached by Gilmer, Salisbury & Co. 's 
 stage coaches from Maricopa, on the 
 S. P. K. R., at a distance of 150 miles. 
 This route, under Superintendent Stuart's 
 e£Scient management, affords safe, com- 
 fortable and expeditious transit to pas- 
 sengers for Prescott. The population of 
 Prescott is estimated at 3,U00. Two 
 ably-edited newspapers, the "Miner" 
 and "Democrat,^' furnish the people 
 news and opinion! on leading topics 
 daily. 
 
 Adams Rev Or H, supt of missions M E 
 Church, Arizona, and publisher "The 
 Methodist," Marino 
 
 Allen O, meat market, Gurley 
 
 ANDERSON JOHN E, assistant sec- 
 retary Arizona Territory, Gurley 
 
 Antelope Copper Mining Co, C C Bean 
 agt and supt 
 
 Aram Eugene VV, atty at law and nota- 
 ry public, Gurley 
 
 ARIZONA BREWERY, Julius N 
 Rodeuburg jirqpr, Montezuma 
 
 " ARIZONA DEMOCRAT, " (daily and 
 weekly) Gideon J Tucker editor and 
 propr, Montezuma 
 
 "ARIZONA MINER," (daily and 
 weekly), Chas W Beuch editor and 
 propr, Montezuma 
 
 BASHFORD L & CO, general mer- 
 chandise, iron, steel, hardware, stoves 
 and tinware, Gurley 
 
 BEACH CHAS W, editor and propr 
 " Arizona Miner," Montezuma 
 
 LEAN CURTIS C, mining. Bank build- 
 ing 
 
 Beckers Geo T, Gurley 
 
 Blake & Co, assayers and banking, Mon- 
 tezuma 
 
 Blake F W, agt Wells, Fargo & Go's 
 Express; Gilmer, Salisbury & Go's 
 Stage Line, and ins agt, Montezuma 
 
 Bones & Spencer, cigars, <" indies and 
 fruits, Montezuna 
 
 Boujjhton Josiah, dept U S marshal, 
 Marino 
 
 BOWERS & RICHARDS, mining and 
 
 ten stampquartz mill, Cortez 
 BRANNEK P B & CO, wines, liquors, 
 
 cigars, tobacco, and gents' furnishidg 
 
 goods, Cortez 
 Bray T C & Co, dry goods and clothing, 
 
 Cortez 
 
 BRECHT FRED 0, blacksmith and 
 
 wagonmakcr, and city councilman, 
 
 Gurley 
 Brooke Gideon, real estate, Monte?iuma 
 Buck & Milligan, barbers and baths, 
 
 Montezuma 
 Buffum W M, gen mdse, Montezuma 
 Butler P W, restaurant, Gurley 
 Butler T J, treas Arizona Territory, 
 
 Montezuma 
 Campbell & Baker, stock raisera 
 
 CAMPBELL JOHN 0, general mer- 
 chandise, delegate from Arizona Terri- 
 tory to House of Representatives, 
 Montezuma 
 Campl)ell M D, carpenter, Cortez 
 Cate C F, justice of peace, Montezuma 
 CHURCHILL CLARK, atty at law. 
 
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 Clark tt Adams, sawmills and lumber 
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 Colman Q N, bootmaker, Goodwin 
 Connell Robert, liquors, wholesale and 
 
 retail, Montezuma 
 Cook E J, county treasurer 
 Cordis Thomas, U S internal revenue 
 
 collector 
 CORT WH. agent JohnO Campbell, 
 
 Montezuma 
 Crane Joseph C, saloon, Montezuma 
 Crocker Charles, bootmaker, Cortez 
 CURTIS GEO W, lumber and sawmill, 
 
 McCormick , 
 
 PAyR C P. U S Marshal, Marino 
 Daly James, saloon, and city councilman, 
 
 Montezuma 
 Day W E, coroner 
 Dickinson Chas, bootmaker. Granite 
 Dodson J M, city marahal, Gurley 
 
 D0U6HERTT BROS, groceries, Gur- 
 ley 
 Dowlin G W, hamessmaker, Gurley 
 Dunning Miss R A, teacher 
 
 ECEHOFF & RIECKEB, civil and 
 
 mining encineera and publishers official 
 map of Arizona, Gurley 
 
 Ellis N & G, groceries, Cortez 
 
 Fisher F G, blacksmith and horseshoer, 
 Cortez 
 
 Fisher J L, auctioneer, chairman coun- 
 ty supervisors, Cortez 
 
 Fitch & Churchill, attorneys 
 
 Fisher P M, coroner and public admin 
 istrator, restaurant and lodgings 
 
 Fleury Henry W, justice of peace 
 
 Foster Wm C, dept county clerk and 
 i-ecorder, Court House 
 
 Frederick & Hill, stoves and tinware, 
 Montezuma 
 
 FREMONT JOHN C, governor Ari- 
 zona Territory, Gurley 
 
 French Wash, groceries, McCormick 
 and Gurley 
 
 Gerard C, liquors and cigars. Granite 
 
 GILMER, SALISBURY & COS 
 
 stage office, F W Bluke agent, Mon- 
 tezuma 
 Given Miss M A, dressmaker, Cortez 
 GOLDWATER J & BRO,. general 
 merchandise, hardware, agricultural 
 implements, furniture and carpets, 
 Cortez and Union 
 GOSPER JOHN T, secretary Arizona 
 Territory, mining, and stock-raiser, 
 Gnrley * 
 
 GRET EAGLE LIVERT STABLE, 
 
 G Hatheway propr, Granite 
 GUILD J A, propr AVilliams House 
 
 Restaurant, Gurley 
 Gulliver Miss, teacher 
 Haight Mrs M E, dressmaker, Cortez 
 Hall & Rhoades, meat market, Mont« 
 
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 HARORAVE JOSEPH P, probate 
 judge Yavapai county and attorney at 
 law. Court House 
 
 Hartin John, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker, Gurley 
 
 Hask ell A S, city councilman,, Cortez 
 
 HATHEWAY GILFORD, Grey Eagle 
 live^, feed and sale stable,. Granite 
 
 Hatz Daniel, bakery, saloon,, lodgings, 
 and restaurant, Montezuma 
 
 Head C P & Co, gen mdse,. Hardiivare 
 and tools, Qurley and Montezuma , 
 
 Heespring Joseph, cigar manuf, cigars 
 and tobacco, Montezuma 
 
 Herbert Henry M, under sheriff, Court 
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 HERZOG E, groceries, fruits and con- 
 fectionery, Montezuma 
 
 HERZOG M T, village assessor, Mon- 
 tezuma 
 
 Hoffman Frank, saloon, Montezuma. 
 
 Howey J, blacksmith, Cortez 
 
 JACKSON & TOMPKINS, saloon, 
 Montezuma 
 
 KELLY & STEPHENS, books, sta- 
 tionery, notions and news depot, Gur- 
 ley and Montezuma 
 
 KELLY WM N, register U S land 
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 KENDALL GEO D, physician,, surr 
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 Kirwagen & Siucs, Sazarac Saloon, Gur- 
 
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 LARKIN MATT F, teller The Bank 
 
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 Levy D & Co, gen mdse, Montciuma 
 LEWIS SOL, president The Bank of 
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 LINCOI^N OSCAR, druggist. Head's 
 
 block 
 Lindsay A M, gardner and ice packet, 
 
 Montezuma 
 Lloyd John, deputy county clerk and 
 
 recorder, cleric board of supervisors, 
 
 Court House 
 Long J F, house and sign painter, Cortez 
 LONG THOMAS, saloon, boarding and 
 
 feed yard, Camp VVhijiple Uoad 
 Lount Geo, receiver U S land office, 
 
 Gurley and Montezuma 
 Marcon Stephen G, horticulturist,. 
 
 McCormick 
 Marks Jakr, mining, Gurley 
 Martindell C R, insurance agent, Gnr- 
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 Masterson Murat, atty a1^ law, asst U S 
 
 dist atty and dist atty Yavapai 
 
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 MASON A J, boots, shoes, saddles and 
 
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 MoCANDLESS J N, physician and 
 
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 M enmuir Geo P, operator U S Military 
 
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 Miller Bros, farming, stock-raising and 
 
 freighting 
 MITCHELL D F, photographer, Cortez 
 
 XOSOAK T J| watchmaker and jew 
 eler, dealer in diamonds, fine watches 
 and jewelry, Gurley 
 
 Nanry J J, manager U S'MiKtary Tel 
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 Whipple Barracks 
 
 Newell Mrs L B, dressmaker, Monte- 
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 Noyes A O, atty at law and justice of 
 peace, Gurley 
 
 OLIVER W 0, post trader's store, 
 Whipple Barracks 
 
 Otis T W, postmaster, groceries and 
 cigars, Gurley 
 
 PACIFIC BREWERY, John Baible 
 propr, Montezuma 
 
 Pvrker G R & F G, sawmill, lumber and 
 carpenters, Gurley 
 
 FliKJK STAGE LINE, Prescott to 
 Antelope Valley, Wm Griffith propr, 
 Fred W Williams agt, Gurley 
 
 Porter Geo 8 & Co, furniture and car- 
 pets, Cortez 
 
 Postmaster, T W Otis, Gurley 
 
 Prescott Miiuiig Co, C C Bean agt and 
 Bupt 
 
 Pre8c«tt and Mohave Stage Line, Hugh 
 White propr, J F Meador agt, Mon- 
 tezuma 
 
 SRESCOTT /^ND SANTA FE STAR 
 
 STAGE CO, W J Tompkins agt, 
 Montezuma 
 
 Radczewsky Jacob, blacksii. Hh, Granite 
 and Goodwin 
 
 RAIBLE JOHN, Pacific Brewery, Mon- 
 tezuma 
 
 RANDALL ft CLINE, hardware, tin- 
 ware, saddlery, harness, iron and steel, 
 boots and shoes, Montezuma 
 
 Bisley E W, Third District Court phono- 
 grapher 
 
 Roberts John W, gunsmith. Granite 
 
 Robin son B , barber and baths, Cortez 
 
 ROSXNBURG JTJLinS N, propr 
 
 Arizona Brewery Saloon and county 
 
 Supervisor, Gurley 
 Rogers C T, meat market, Montezuma 
 Bush C B, city recorder and reporter 
 
 supreme court, Montezuma 
 BUSH ft WELLS, attys at law, 
 
 Cortez 
 Ryder Emmons P, dentist, Bank bldg 
 l^chmidt August, bootmaker, Montezuma 
 Sherman M H, teacher and Territorial 
 
 supt public instruction, Gurley 
 
 5ii£?J*Ji ^VvSJ£i'?S "*®"' Montezuma 
 SHULL JOHN T, propr Plaza Liverv 
 
 Feed and Sale Stable, Goodwin 
 Silent Chas, associate justice supreme 
 
 court 
 
 SMITH B H, saloon and bowling alley 
 
 Montezuma 
 Snyder W B, barber, Montezuma 
 SOUTHERN PACIFIC STAGE 
 
 LINE, Prescott to Phcenix b • way of 
 Gillett, Black Canyon, Keama & 
 Griffith prpprs, Fred W Williams act 
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 St James L B, deputy sheriff. Court 
 House 
 
 Stahl Edward, assayer, Montezumiv 
 
 Sullivan J W &Co, supervisor William- 
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 Territorial Law Library, Bank building 
 
 THE BANK OP ARIZONA, Sol 
 
 Lewis president, M W Kales cashier 
 M F Larkiu teller, Gurley and Cortez 
 
 Thibodo A J, physician and surgeon 
 Marino ' 
 
 Thom D C, city councilman, Montezuma 
 
 Thome Daniel li, saloon and restaurant, 
 Mointezuma 
 
 Thome W H, carpenter and builder, 
 Cort ez 
 
 TOMPKINS W J, agt Prescott and 
 Santa Fee Star Stage Line, Mon- 
 tezuma 
 
 TUCKER GIDEON J, editor and 
 
 {»ropr "Arizona Democrat," atty at 
 aw and U S court commissioner, 
 Montezuma 
 
 Urfar G, saloon and lodgings, Curtis 
 
 U S Military Tel Office, Miss G A Mc- 
 Cliutock operator 
 
 Vernon Wm, saloon, Montezuma 
 
 Vowles Oliver, repairer U S Mili!;ary 
 Tel Co, Whipple Barracks 
 
 Walker J R, sheriff 
 
 Walker R H, deputy U S marshal, 
 Marino 
 
 Watson Miss S L, millinery, Gurley 
 
 Weaver B H, gen mdse, Montezuma 
 
 WELLS ED W (Bush & W), atty at 
 law and notary public, Cortez 
 
 Whitehair A J, teed yard, Cortez 
 
 WILKERSON W M, county clerk 
 and recorder, and clerk supreme court, 
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 Williams A Ig, propr Williams House, 
 stock-raiser, Gurley 
 
 WILLIAMS FRED W, agent South- 
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 Gurley 
 
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 Goodwin Street. 
 
 JOHN T. SCHULL. Prop'r. 
 
 Preacott, A* T. 
 
 Sa£ford, 
 
 PIMA COUNTY. 
 
 One hundred aad thirty miles northeast 
 of Tucson. 
 
 COTREAL GEO & CO, proprs Star 
 
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 FRANKLIN A M & CO, gen mdse 
 SOLOMON I, gen mdse 
 
 Saint Joseph, 
 
 APACHE COUNTY. 
 
 Ladd S G, county surveyor and justice 
 
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 dairy and mechanical work 
 
 San Pedro, 
 
 PIMA COUNTY, 
 Dodson J N, juatioe of the peace 
 
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 MARICOPA COUNTY. 
 Fifty miles northwest of Phoenix. 
 
 GILMER, SALISBURY & CO, stage 
 
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 KIRKLAND E E. agt M L Peralta, 
 
 and dept postmaster 
 Levy I H; gen mdse 
 FERALTA M L, gen mdse and 
 
 postmaster 
 Rowe W A & Co, gen mdse 
 Strickland G A, hotel 
 Vulture Mine and Mill (80 stamps), H 
 
 Shipman supt 
 
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 Nichols F, butcher 
 
 O'Boyle VV C, hotel 
 
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 Williams Robert, hotel 
 
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 Thirty-three miles cast of Prescott, on 
 Camp Verde Road. 
 
 De Kuen Richard, saloon 
 
 Golden Era Mill and Mining Co, A M 
 
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 GOSPER & SMITH, gen mdse 
 Spaulding — , saloon 
 
 Sunset. 
 
 APACHE COUNTY. 
 
 Blanchard & Breed, gen mdse 
 Foster Chas, machinist 
 RIPKIN J K F, assistant postmaster 
 Smith M L, dry goods 
 
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 MARICOPA COUNTY, 
 On Salt river 9 miles east of Phoenix. 
 
 Ellis & Asher, gen mdse 
 Grezpt — . physician 
 Hayden C T, flour mills 
 Homesley — , blacksmith 
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 Wright & Brown, blacksmiths 
 
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 Bar.4v.it k Block, commission, forward- 
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 Dane C H, postmaster, forwarding and 
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 Finlay A J, agt S P R R 
 
 Germain E & Co, commission, forward- 
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 Hntchins Mai R A, quartermasters agt 
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 Logan D H, hotel . 
 
 Tip Top, 
 
 YAVAPAI COUNTY. 
 
 Behan John H, saloon 
 
 Bostwick John A, saloon 
 
 Cate C F, saloon 
 
 Rowe W A ft Co, gen mdse 
 
 St James tc Dawes, gen mdse 
 
 Tip Top Mine, Geo E Webber supt 
 
 Tombstone, 
 
 PIMA COUNTY. 
 
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 P W Smith agt. Fourth and Allen ' 
 Arizona Trading Co, C H Light supt 
 
 Quartz Freighters, Fremont 
 Atchison T A, stoves and tinware 
 
 Fourth ' 
 
 BACON JOHN H, assayer. Fifth 
 
 BAUER A, U S Meat Market, Fre- 
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 BILIGEE C, propr Cosmopolitan Hotel, 
 Allen 
 
 Blair Thos, deputy postmaster, Fourth 
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 BLAND J T, livery and feed stable, 
 Fremont 
 
 Brin k W B, p hysician, Allen 
 
 BROWN Chas R, propr Brown's Ho- 
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 BROWN GEO, propr Delmonico Res- 
 taurant, Fifth 
 
 BROWN'S HOTEL, Chas R Brown 
 propr, Allen and Fourth 
 
 Bro wn Mr s R J, dressmaker, Fourth 
 
 BROWN, TATLOR & CO, livery and 
 feed stable, and water works, Allen 
 
 Cadwoll & Stanford, liquors and gen 
 mdse , All en 
 
 CALISHER M & CO, gen mdse, Allen 
 
 Carrigan Thos H, '-.Uoon, Allen 
 
 Cashmnn Miss Nellie, boots, shoes and 
 furnishing goods, Allen 
 
 Clum John P, propr "Tombstone Clar- 
 ion" 
 
 Codv John, saloon, Allen 
 
 Coflfee 4/ Acker, meat market, Fourth 
 
 COMSTOCK & BROWN, Mt Hood 
 
 Saloon, Allen 
 Corbett Wallace, forman Western M & 
 M Co 
 
 COSMOFOLITAN HOTEL, C Bilicke 
 
 propr, Allen 
 Dauner & Owens, saloon, Allen and Fifth 
 
 DAVIS,^ UFLINGER. carpenters and 
 cabinet makers, Allen 
 
 Dee Wm, blacksmith and horseshoer, Al- 
 len 
 
 DEXTER LIVERY, feed and sale sta- 
 bles, Allen 
 
 DIANA LODGINGS, and saloon, Kel- 
 logg & Morris proprs, Allen 
 
 Doling John, saloon, Allen 
 
 Doremns G W, carpenter and wagon- 
 maker. Fifth 
 
 Dunham J N, physician, Allen 
 
 Eastman W A, carpenter and builder, 
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 Eaton & Rice, druggists, Allen 
 
 Eckley Chas, civil engineer, U S deputy 
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 Empire Mill and 
 
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 Each & Hotz, saloon, Allen 
 Eyemar Alfred, btirbor, Allen 
 Farrish Tho«, supt Head Centre Min Co 
 FAY A E, propr "Daily and Weekly 
 
 Nugget,' Fremont 
 Feltcr Miss £ C, dressmaker, Fremont 
 Fickas B A, notary public and convey- 
 ancer, Allen and Fifth 
 Field D C, secty Tombstjne M & M Co 
 Fly C S, photographer, Fremont 
 T&EDiRlCSL S 0, nssayer, Allen 
 Fry & Ackerson, saloon, Allen 
 Gage E P, supt Grand Central Min Co 
 ohm an H L, shoemaker, Allen 
 Oiscnhofer O W, bakery, Allen 
 Gininl Min Co, R H Upton supt 
 Gird Richard, po8tma8ter,a8sayer, metal- 
 lurgist, milling engineer and supt 
 
 Tough Nut M & M Co 
 Goldtree J & Co, cigars, tobacco and no 
 
 lions, Allen 
 Grand Central Min Co, E P Gage supt 
 GBAT & GRAY, real estate und min 
 
 ing office, Fremont & Sixth 
 GRAY Ml justice of the peace, Fro 
 
 mont and Sixth 
 GREER J H, physician and surgeon 
 
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 GREEN JOHN, saloon, Allen 
 Griffin Ed, blacksmith, Fremont 
 HaiTurd R F & Co, wholesale liquors and 
 
 ciears, Allen 
 HARWOOD W A, lumber dealer, no 
 
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 mont and Fourth 
 HAifNE ABTHTJB, mining engineer, 
 
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 Haynes, Lucas k Street, attys at law. 
 
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 Head Centre Min Co, Thomas Farrish 
 
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 Helyar & Joyce, barbers and baths, Al 
 
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 Heme John A, saloon, Allen 
 HOEFLER JOSEPH, gen mdse 
 HOLLY MRSL C, propr Rural House, 
 
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 Hunsaker W J, atty at law, Fourth 
 Jackson J H, lodaiinfs, Fremont 
 JONES & FELTISl, attys at law, Al- 
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 KEARSINQ & WALKER, assayera, 
 
 Fourth 
 Keating Frank, cigars, tobacco and 
 
 fruits, Allen 
 KELLOGG ft MORRIS, proprietors 
 
 Diana Saloon and lodgings, Allen 
 KEELY AUSTIN, saloon, Allen 
 Leavenworth S M, atty at law, Allen 
 
 Leigh & Miramontez, saloon, Allen 
 
 Tjcvanthal B, gen mdse, Allen 
 
 Light C H, supt Arizona Trading Co, 
 
 Frem ont 
 LOVELL B> roofing, Fremont and 
 
 Seventh 
 
 LOWRY ARCHER. Palace Saloon, 
 
 Allen 
 Lukirii & Staglono, chop house, Allen 
 
 MARCOVldk PETER ft CO, chop 
 
 house, Allen 
 Marsh Frank, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 Allen 
 Matthew F M, cproenter. Fifth 
 Matthews H M, physician. Fourth 
 Mclntyre Rev, pastor M E Church 
 McKean & Knight, groceries, Allen 
 MeKee J H, physician, Allen 
 McLANE ft GRAY, Dexter livery, 
 
 feed and sule stables, Allen 
 Millar Wm S, physician 
 Millnrd G A, dentist. Fourth 
 Mitchell Alex J, mining engineer and 
 
 notary public, Allen 
 
 MONTGOMERY ft BENSON, Uverv 
 and feud stable and O K Corral, 
 Allen 
 
 O'GORMAN MICHAEL,lumber agent 
 Huachuca Sawmill, Fourth 
 
 O'Leary Timothy, mining expert 
 
 OTIS A D ft CO, builders, lumber, 
 doors, hardware, lamps and crockery, 
 Fremont 
 
 Pardun W W, saddle and harness mak- 
 er, Fremont 
 
 PASQUALE N ft CO, saloon. Sixth 
 
 PEACOCK ED, sign painter, Allen 
 
 PHILIPPSON H, news depot, station- 
 ery, cis;ar8 and tobacco, Fremont 
 
 POMEROY ft GREER, druggists, 
 
 Allen 
 Randall Alder, mayor, Fremont 
 Randolphp Mining Co, Cummings & 
 
 Cole proprietors 
 Roberts Edw, saloon, Allen 
 Robinson Ravel, tailor 
 Uodig Chas, shoemaker, Allen 
 RURAL HOUSE, Mrs L C Holly pro- 
 prietress, Allen 
 Safford A P K, prest Tombstone M &■ M 
 
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 SAFFORB, HUDSON ft CO, (branch) 
 
 bankers, Allen 
 Shaffer M P, gea mdse, Fremont 
 Shilliam VVm, groceries. Fourth 
 Sinc lair E W, assayer, Fremont 
 SMITH P W, general merchandise,, 
 furniture and carpets, and agent Pima 
 County Bank, Allen and Fourth 
 SMITH & PEAKE, eggs, butter and 
 fruits,and fast freighters from Tucson,. 
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 SMITH WM, restaurant, Allen 
 
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 Spicer \Vella, atty at law and notary 
 
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 Stenger Chas R, ast H C Walker & Cos 
 
 Stage Co, Fourth 
 STEHBINS A H, mining. Fifth 
 Btoue 8 L, aaaayer 
 Stowe A W, sunt Empire M & M Co 
 Stumpf Jos, bakery. Fifth 
 Sulohnrate Mine, K H Upton supt 
 Taskerft Hoke, liquors and gen mdse, 
 
 Allen and Fifth 
 TATLOB ft AMORT, agents Cortland 
 
 wagons and D M Osborn's machinery, 
 
 Allen 
 'THE NUOQET" (daily and weekly), 
 
 A E Fay proprietor, Fremont 
 Thompson D R M, harness and saddle 
 
 maker, Fremont 
 "Tombstone Clarion" (weekly), John P 
 
 Clnm propr 
 Tombstone MAM Co, Richd Gird supt 
 TBIBOLET BBOS. wholesale and re- 
 tail meat market. Fifth 
 Upton R H, supt Sulphurate Mine Gir- 
 
 ard Mining Co 
 
 Vizina ft Cook, saloon, Fourth 
 Voftan ft Flynn, saloon^ Allen 
 Voisard E P, mining engineer and assayer, 
 
 Allen 
 WALKEB H ft 00, proprietors of 
 
 Tucson ft Tombstone Stage Co, office 
 
 Fourth 
 
 WALKEB HOUSE, H S Walker pro- 
 
 Wjrietor, Fifth 
 ALKEB H S. propr Walker House 
 
 Wallace T,real estate and miuing agent 
 Allen ' 
 
 WABD THOS P, meat market, Allen 
 
 Warren Mrs Kmma, groceries, produce 
 and fruits, Allen 
 
 Waterman ft Goodrich, stoves and tin- 
 ware. Sixth 
 
 Wehrfritz ft Tribolct, brewery and sa- 
 loon, Allen and Fifth 
 
 Western Mill ft Mining Co, Jnsiah H 
 White supt, Wallace Corbett foreman 
 
 White Josiah H, supt Western Mill ft 
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 PIMA COUNTY. 
 Sixty milea eait of Tucson. 
 
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 PIMA COUNTY. 
 Forty miles south of Tuoson. 
 
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 PIMA COUNTY, 
 
 id on the lino of the Southern Pacific 
 lUilroud, 078 miles from San Francisco. 
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 ABABIE PAUL & CO, saloon, Camp 
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 Agey W H, marniger U S military and 
 si^pal service offices, Ott 
 
 Agutrre & Pacheco, restaurant, Mesillia 
 
 Aguirro Petor, oounty supervisor 
 
 AIFI3A S. attorney at law and notary 
 public, Meyer 
 
 Ainsa Santiago, justice of peace 
 
 Alcala Guadalupe, groceries, Meyer and 
 Stone 
 
 Allis Solon M, civil engineer and U S 
 deputy mineral surveyor 
 
 Anderson Claude, agt W, F & Co's Ex- 
 press and Arivaca Stage Co, Congress 
 
 Andres Frank, bakery, Tully are 
 
 Augeilo Ventura, groceries 
 
 "ABIZONA QTIZEN" (daily and 
 weeklv), R C Brown proprietor, oppo- 
 site Church Plaza 
 
 ARIZONA ICE CO.M E Clark pro 
 prietor, Camp and Congress 
 
 Asqeam Nasorio, restaurant, Meyer 
 
 Baker Mrs T J, dreumaker, Ifaiden 
 Lane 
 
 Baloom R O, carpenter and builder. 
 Eleventh and Heroert 
 
 Ballesteros J M, inspector U S Custom 
 House, Main 
 
 Barron Edw, carpenter, Camp 
 
 Barslow — , painter. Camp 
 
 Barthelemy Casimir, groceries, Meyer 
 
 Bennett S, erooeries. Court 
 
 BE&QER ft, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 dealer in watches, clocks, diamondi, 
 jewelry, sowing machines and attach- 
 ments, pianos, organs and musical in- 
 struments, opp postoffice. Congress 
 
 Besson A, restaurant, Mesillia 
 
 Black Mrs K J, lodgings, Conall and 
 Stone ave 
 
 Blasdel H V, tel opr S P R R 
 
 BOEHHE O£0,*toves and tinware, cor 
 Ponningten und Main 
 
 Bonner W, groceries. Main 
 
 Bourland W A, groceries. Congress 
 
 Bragg A M, blacksmith and horseshoer, 
 Ocnoa 
 
 Bravo B, groceries. Congress 
 
 BRICHTA A & CO, Snug Saloon, 
 Meyer and Camp 
 
 Brocu Isaac, city marshal, Meyer 
 
 Brown C O, saloon, Meyer and Congress 
 
 BROWN B C, publisher " Arizona Citi- 
 zen," (daily and weekly), opp Church 
 Plaza 
 
 Buckalew O, freighter and forwarder. 
 Cemetery 
 
 Buell James, attorney at law, (land and 
 mining), and notary public, Meyer 
 
 Buhmanu Henry, photographer. Con- 
 gress 
 
 Bums F H & Co, meat market. Con- 
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 Bushman WM, tailor, MeslUa 
 
 Buttuer A O, deputy sheriff. Court 
 block 
 
 CABT & VARELA, Commercial Res- 
 taurant, Church 
 
 Camacho Francisco, groceries, Meyer 
 
 Campbell & Ferguson, carpenters and 
 builde rs. Co ngress 
 
 CARPENTER S W. propr "Tucson 
 Daily Record," county recorder, uo- 
 tarv public and conveyancer, Court 
 
 Carrillo Juan, barber 
 
 Carrillo Leopold, groceries. Main 
 
 Carrillo Mrs Teodosia, groceries and 
 pawn shop, Meyer 
 
 CARKOLL JAMES, Pioneer Livery 
 
 and Feed Stable, Pennington 
 Cash Thos M, agent S P R R 
 CASON C & (X),proprsMaison Doree 
 
 Rotisserie, Meyer 
 Cassamayou Paulitte, bakery. Camp 
 Casteo Prudenoio, groceries, Meyer 
 CAZABON ftNIOkOLOS, Tucson Re>. 
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 Chapman &; Coey, ^^oceries, Maiden 
 
 Lan e and Court 
 CJILLDS S C, saloon, Mesilla and Church 
 
 Plaza 
 Chillson L D, U S deputy surveyor and 
 
 mining enjgineer, Camp 
 CLARK ME, propr Arizona Ice Co, 
 
 Camp and Conpress 
 CLABK & PATTON, saddles and har 
 
 ness dealers and manufs. Congress and 
 
 Main 
 CLTJM GEO A, district clerk 1st judi 
 
 cial district, Pima county. Court 
 
 block 
 Colton E F, livery and feed stable, Meyer 
 
 COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Paul Mo 
 
 roney propr, Main and Penninttton 
 
 COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT, 
 
 Cady & Varolii, Church Plaza 
 
 CONPTJULDO DEMEIXCO. Francisco 
 
 L Prieto consul. Main 
 Cook H B, saloon 
 Cooper W T, barber, Meyer 
 Cota de Franco, shoemaker 
 Cuen Frank, saddle and harnessmaker, 
 
 Meyer 
 CZERWINSK7 T & CO, dry goods, 
 
 clothing, boots and shoes. Main and 
 
 Mesilla 
 Davis Wm C, county supervisor 
 DACHENA ANTONIO, wines and 
 
 liquors, Mesilla 
 SAvIS WM C. plumbing, pumps, 
 
 stoves, wooden ware and tmware. 
 
 Congress and Main 
 De Beaufort Henry, lodgings, Ochoa and 
 
 Stone Ave 
 De Jienens Teresa, groceries 
 DILL & HOLT, Oriental Restaurant 
 
 and Saloon, Meyer and Congress 
 Drachman S H, gen mdse, Main and 
 
 Congress 
 Drachman & Wolf, sioves and tinware, 
 
 Main and Mesilla 
 DRAKE C R, assistant postmaster, 
 
 Congress 
 Drake W B, cigars and tobacco, Meyer 
 Duran Refuquio, bakery, Meyer 
 
 EAOLE FLOURING MILLS, E N 
 
 Fish propr. Main 
 Earll F A & Co, cigars, tobacco and sta- 
 tionery, Meyer 
 
 EDWARDS & BROWN, civil and 
 
 mining engineers, Pennington & Meyer 
 Edwards W S, county surveyor 
 "Kl Fronterizo," (weekly), Carlos Y 
 
 Velasco propr 
 Etchell Chas, councilman 
 ETCHELLS CHAS T, blacksmith and 
 
 wafronmaker, Pe arl a nd Congress 
 
 EXCELSIOR BREWERY. C Monde- 
 liuB k Co proprs, 1^ miles aoutheast of 
 town 
 
 FARLET HUGH, attorney at law, no- 
 tary public, district attorney, and com- 
 missioner of deeds for California 
 Farley & Pomroy, attorneys 
 Ferreira Emilio, groceries, Meyer 
 FERRIN JOS, merchant tailor, Meyer 
 Felix D & Co, groceries and provisions 
 M esilla ' 
 
 FIELD & MORGAN, proprs Ironwood 
 
 Stables, Congress 
 FISH E N, propr Eagle Flouring Mills 
 
 Main ' 
 
 Fish k Ruellas, groceries, Meyer 
 
 FITCH, FARLEY & POMROY, at 
 
 torneys s.t law, Meyer and Penuin"- 
 ton " 
 
 FOSTER & HAND, saloon, Meyer and 
 Mesilla 
 
 FRASER ROBERT, saloon. Congress 
 Frencir C G W, chief justice U S su- 
 preme court 
 Fried I S, real estate agent 
 Galan Carlos F, atty at law, Convent 
 Gallegos R, groceries, Meyer 
 Ganz Wm, bakery. Congress 
 Garcia Braulio, groceries, Meyer 
 
 GHANETTO C, groceries, McCormick 
 
 Gill)ert Mrs H U, artist, agent pianoa 
 and organs, teacher of music. Con- 
 gress 
 
 Gillett S M, groceries and fruits, Stone 
 Ave and Congress 
 
 GOLDBERG ISAAC, groceries and pro- 
 visions, R R Depot and Main 
 
 GOLDSCHMIDT LEO, furniture, car- 
 pets and bedding, Main 
 
 Goldtree Isidore, saloon. Congress 
 
 GOLDTREE JOE, cigars and tobacco. 
 Congress 
 
 GOODMAN A & CO, groceries and 
 
 produce, Camp and Convent 
 Gravel & Vasquez, blacksmiths and 
 
 wagonmakers, opp depot 
 Green A P, saloon, Mesilla 
 Or!j?alva Antonio, restaurant, Meyer 
 Gruhcr Jacob, gunsmith. Main 
 
 HANDY J C, physician and surgeon. 
 Congress 
 
 Harms H & Co, saloon and restaurant, 
 TuUy Ave 
 
 Harris John Tj, surveyor. Main and Mc- 
 Cormick 
 
 Harrison R, feed and sale stable, Pen- 
 nington 
 
 Hatch F W, deputy county recorder, 
 Court block 
 
 HAYNES JOHN, attorney at law and 
 notary public, Meyer 
 
 HAYNES. LUCAS ft STREET, at- 
 
 torneys at law, Meyer 
 HEADQUARTERS, I Goldberg, gro- 
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 and builders 
 HEREF03.B B H, attorney at law and 
 
 notary public, Meyer 
 
 HEREFOBD & ZABRISEIE, attor- 
 neys at law, Meyer 
 Hitchcock T S, M D S, dentist, anti- 
 quarian and collector of Indian relics, 
 
 Confrress 
 HOOPER WM B & CO wholesale 
 
 vt incs, liquors and cigars, Mesilla 
 HORTON H, wholesale and retail 
 
 wines, liquors and cigars. Main 
 Horton W B, principal Tucson public 
 
 school, Congress 
 Hucke Geo, saloon, Meyer 
 Hughes F G, public adu^inistrator Pima 
 
 county 
 HUGHES L C, editor and proprietor 
 
 " Arizona Star," attorney at law and 
 
 notary public 
 Button Edward, barl)er, Meyer 
 INGRAM W R & CO, proprietors 
 
 Patagonia Mail Stage One, office 
 
 Mesilla 
 INNES J F & CO, Pioneer Soda 
 
 Works, Stone avo 
 
 mONWOOD LIVERT STABLES, 
 
 Field & Morgan, proprietors. Congress 
 JACOBS B H, (L M J & Co), assistant 
 
 cashier Pima county 3ank 
 Tacobs L M & Co, gcnl mdse 
 
 JOUVENCEAU ANTHONY, rector 
 
 St Augustine R C Churcli 
 
 JOUVENCEAU FRANCISCO, rector 
 
 St Augustine 1*. C Church 
 Keen A J, inspector U S Custom House, 
 
 Main ^^ 
 KING WILLIAM, chop house, Meyer, 
 
 (Otto Reiuhenboch vice Royal) 
 Kinley Joseph M, hJ ly at law, Meye 
 Kiniiear J D, propr Tucson & Tombstone 
 
 Stage Linu|» office Meyer 
 " La Sonora," (wot^kly), Carlos H TuUy 
 
 propr. Camp 
 LAVOIE JOHN A & CO, saloon and 
 
 restaurant. Camp and Church Plaza 
 Leatherwootl R N, Co treas and mayor 
 Lee James, flouring milb, 1^ miles south 
 
 wfst o!" town 
 LEONIS PARK, f'ot ol Pennington 
 l-ic vin Al ex, councilman 
 LEVIN ALEXANDER, proprietor 
 
 Park Brewery, garden, saloon and 
 
 bowl ing a lley, foot of Peunigton 
 LIGHTHIZER H B, Attorney at law 
 
 and notary public, Camp 
 Lopes Romon, shoemaker, Meyer 
 LORD C H, postmaster. Congress 
 
 LORD & WILLIAMS, gen mdse 
 
 Congress and Main 
 Lowenstein & Co, clo aing, boots and 
 
 shoes, Meyer and Mesilla 
 
 Ma^ire John, saloon, opp Depot 
 Maish & Driscoll, hotel, Meyer 
 MAISON DOREE, C Cason & Co, 
 
 proprs, Meyer 
 MAnSF FXU J S, books, stationery, 
 
 news depot, cigars, tobacco andnotious, 
 
 Congress 
 Manyosa Antonio, shoemaker 
 MARKS MAX, saloon. Congress 
 Mayr Anton, bakery, Mesilla 
 McDermott W A, deputy county re- 
 corder. Court block 
 McKenna J H, assistant U S military 
 
 and signal service offices, Ott 
 McKenna M, deputy county recorder, 
 
 Court block 
 MENAGER H, second-hand store, 
 
 Meyer 
 Mendoze Guadalupe, meat market, Meyer 
 MEREDITH J H, 8i;loon, Meyer 
 
 METER CHAS H, drugs and medi- 
 cines, city recorder, justice of peace, 
 notary, Congress, opp Public Square 
 Me yer G eo, blacksmith, Meyer 
 METER L & CO, gen mdse, Meyer 
 
 and Mesilla 
 MILLS JOSEPH S, meat market, 
 
 Meyer 
 Mills Mrs Tiodora, groce-ies 
 Mills Rev Wm Gill, jpostor M E Church 
 Mitchell John, groceries, Muyer 
 Milteiiberg Frank, bakery. Camp 
 Modern School, prof J M Silva teacher, 
 
 Convent 
 Moloney Edward, agent Kinnear's Tuc- 
 son and Ton'bst'^ae Stage Line, Meyer 
 MONDELirS xi & CO, Excelsior 
 
 Brewery, It mile southwest of town 
 Monenegro Eu \ ne, meat market. Main 
 Monguillo Jesuij A, meat market, Meyer 
 Morgan Benjamin, atity at law, Meyer 
 
 and Pennington 
 MORONET PAUL, propr Cosmopoli- 
 
 tan Hotel and saloon. Main 
 Mt St Joseph Novitiato of the Sisters of 
 
 St Joseph, western suburbs 
 Mueller Wm M, merchant tailor. Camp 
 Munoz Dario C, groceries, Meyer 
 NATIONAL MAIL AND TRANS. 
 PORTATION CO, (stages from Tuc 
 son to Sante Fe), Tully, Ochoa & Co, 
 agents 
 Navano Bernardo, groceries, Meyer 
 Neugassft Anderson, attysatlaw, Meyer 
 Neugass Joseph, atty u^ ' iw and notary 
 
 public, Meyer 
 Nilson P F, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 Church Plaza 
 Noyes E W, auctioneer, real estate and 
 
 commission, Meyer and Congress 
 DATES JAMES W, atty at law and 
 
 mining, Couii 
 I Ochoa JuaB, blacksmith, Convent 
 
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 O'Leary £d, sign painter. Camp 
 
 O'Rourke Thomas, lodgings, Convent 
 
 OSBORN WILLIAM J. atty at law 
 
 and notary public, Maiden Lane, near 
 
 Meyer 
 
 Otis A D & Co, lumber, hardware, crock- 
 ery and glassware, Main 
 Oury Wm S, clerk of board of supervi 
 
 aors. Court block 
 Pacheco Jose, groceries, Meyer 
 Palacio J J, meat market, Meyer 
 PARK BREWEEY, Alex Levin propr. 
 
 Levin's Park 
 
 PARMER & BOTED, carpenters and 
 
 builders. Main 
 PATAGONIA STAGE LINE, W B 
 
 Ingram & Co proprs, Mesilla 
 Pena H Diaz, mining, Convent 
 PETIT A P, architect and builder, 
 
 Camp 
 PETIT MRS C L, boarding, Camp 
 Pierce & Wood, fruits and produce, 
 
 Meyer 
 PIMA COUNTY BANK, P R Tully 
 president, B M Jacobs cashier, Con- 
 gress 
 Pima County Hospital, J S Handy phy- 
 sician, Me yer 
 
 PIONEER NEWS DEPOT and book 
 store, J S Man sf eld propr, Congress 
 
 PIONEER SODA WORKS, J F 
 
 Innes & Co proprs. Stone ave 
 PLUMMER PAUL, stationery, 
 watches, musical instruments, toys, 
 jewelery, optical goods, guns and pis- 
 tols, cigars and tobacco, sewing ma- 
 chines and cutlery. Church Plaza 
 POMROY EVERETT B, atty at law, 
 
 U 8 dist atty and notary public 
 Poston Chas D, Camp . 
 Powlin, Barsalou & Co, groceries. Camp 
 Preciado Roman, barber, Meyer 
 Price Lyttleton, atty at law and notary 
 public, Meyer and Pennington 
 
 PRIETO FRANCISCO L, consul of 
 
 Mexico, Main 
 Push & Zelleweger, meat market, Mesilla 
 
 QUINLIN JAMES, blacksmith, wagon 
 
 maker ulA horseshoer, Pennington and 
 
 Meyer 
 
 Rea & Horstman, groceries and clothing 
 Read Roland F, carpenter. Convent and 
 
 Camp 
 Read W S, deputy county recorder. Court 
 
 block 
 Read Geo P, dept county recorder. Court 
 
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 SEICHENBACH OTTO, King Wm 
 
 restaurant, Meyer 
 RICE B W, manager W U Tel Co and 
 druggist, Congresi 
 
 RICKARD W T, F C S assayer and 
 metallurgist and analytical chemist 
 off Main ' 
 
 Robles B, groceries, Meyer 
 
 Robles Pedro, groceries. Convent 
 
 Roca M G, groceries. Main 
 
 Rodriguez Francisco, pawnshop, groce- 
 ries and liquors. Congress and Court 
 
 Roman J, atty at law and notary public 
 
 Romero Demstrio L. groceries, Conirresa 
 
 ROSENSTOCK ALBERT H, b^b^^ 
 shop and baths, Congress 
 
 Ross E S, agent Kinnear's Tucson and 
 Tombstone Stage Line, Meyer 
 
 Ryan T F, commission merchant. Court 
 
 SAFFORD. HUDSON & CO, bankers, 
 
 Congress 
 St Augustine Parochial School, W E 
 
 Riordan principal, Ochoa 
 
 SAINT AUGUSTINE (R C) 
 CHURCH, J B Salpointe bishop, 
 Francisco Jouvenceau, Anthony Joii- 
 venceau, rectors. Church Plaza 
 
 St Mary's Hospital, conducted by the 
 Sisters of St Joseph, western suburbs 
 
 SALPOINTE J B, bishop of Dory lee, 
 vicar apostolic of Arizona (R C) 
 
 Salazar Jose, groceries and liquors, 
 Meyer 
 
 SALAZAR ft RAHN, mining engin- 
 eers and metallurgists, Meyer 
 
 Sameniego M G, councilman 
 
 Sampson A B, cigars, tobacco and sta- 
 t iontry, Meyer 
 
 SCHAAF PRUIP, meat market and 
 sausage factory, Meyer 
 
 SCHOENHOLZ HERMAN, agent for 
 fancy groceries and delicacies. Con- 
 gress 
 
 S(aSUTZ chas. confectionery and ico 
 cream saloon. Congress 
 
 Scott Wm A Jr, insurance agt and asst 
 cashier Pima County Bank, Congress 
 
 Scott W F, deputy collector U S Custom 
 House, Main 
 
 Seamans Capt W H, deputy of internal 
 revenue, 'ielles 
 
 Seawell T W, physician 
 
 Sepulveda P, pawnbroker and groceries, 
 Meyer 
 
 SHIBELL CHAS A, sheriff, county 
 assessor and tax collector. Court hlk 
 
 SiNa Prof J M, teacher of Spanish, Eng- 
 lish and French, Con< < 
 
 Sisters of Saint Joseph u School and 
 Convent, Church Plaza 
 
 SMITH E J, undertaker. Camp 
 
 S mith H B, county coroner 
 
 SMITH MRS M J,, millinery, ladies' 
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 Snyder M S, deputy county recorder. 
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 SPAULDING G "W, attorney at law, 
 
 notary public and commissioner of 
 
 deeds for California, Court block 
 Sresovich Joseph, commission merchant, 
 
 fruit and produce, and saloon. Con- 
 
 gress 
 Stanford, Earll ft Smith, attys at law, 
 
 Mesilla 
 Stiles Theodore L, atty at law and 
 
 notary public 
 Stocks J G, shooting gallery, Congress 
 
 STURM y H & CO, forwardins; and 
 
 commission merchants, and wholesale 
 
 liquors and cigars. Main 
 Suasteugi B, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 Congress 
 Sullivan & Evans, architects and build- 
 ers, Stone Ave 
 Sullivan William O, carpenter, McCor 
 
 mick 
 Tapia Eufemio, groceries, Meyer and 
 
 btone 
 TAFIE GTJILLATJME. billiard saloon, 
 
 Meyer 
 Tappeiner John, shoemaker, Meyer 
 Taylor & Amory, livery and feed stable. 
 
 Convent and Ochoa 
 Terrazas I, blacksmith, Stone Ave 
 "THE ARIZONA STAR" (daily and 
 
 weekly), L C Hughes editor and 
 
 propr 
 Tucsou and Altar (Mexico) Stage Office, 
 
 Francisco Arevales agt, Pennington 
 Tucson and Arivaca Stage Co, Claude 
 
 Anderson agt, Congress 
 
 "TUCSON DAILY RECORD," S W 
 
 Carpenter propr, Camp 
 Tucson and Tombstone Stage Line, J D 
 
 Kinncar propr, office Meyer 
 Tally Carlos, propr La Souora, Camp 
 
 TULLY, OCHOA & CO, «;en mdse and 
 agts National Mail and Transportation 
 Co, Main 
 
 TULLY P R, president Pima County 
 Bank, Congress 
 
 U S Custom House, W F Scott deputy 
 collector, Main 
 
 U S Military Telegraph Office and Sig- 
 nal Service Office, VV H Agey manager, 
 J H McKenna assiatant, Ott 
 
 U S Survey or-Oeneral's Office, John 
 Wasson surveyor, McCormick and 
 Main 
 
 Velasco Carlos, groceries 
 
 Vclasco D, commission merchant, Me- 
 silla 
 
 Van Pelt Samuel K, surveyor. Con 
 gress 
 
 Vasquez Manuel, commission merchant, 
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 Velaca Antionio, groceries and meat 
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 Vila & Douville, tailors. Camp 
 
 Vosburg J S, mining and biuiker, Con- 
 
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 WARREN ALBERT L. groceries, 
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 Warner Solomon, propr Mission Flour 
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 Wasson John, surveyor-general, McCor- 
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 Waters J W, physician and surgeon, 
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 WATSON C P V, physician and sur- 
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 Weihs Albert, shoemaker, Meyer 
 
 Weise R & Co, liquors, Meyer 
 
 Welisch Theodore, millinery ^d fancy 
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 Western Union Telegraph Co, B W Rice 
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 Whaling Michael, atty at law, Meyer 
 
 WHEATLEY W, veterinary surjj;eon 
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 Whitaker J C, shoemaker, Penning- 
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 WHITNEY JOHN ft CO, real estate 
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 Wilkins Alex, barber and baths, Meyer 
 
 Williams & Co, real estate agents, 
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 Witfeld G, druggist and chemist, opp 
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 Witherell W F, supt Arivaca Milling 
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 Wilzinski & Frank, gentlemens' fur- 
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 Woffenden Mrs Martha Hollett, physi- 
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 Wong Hop, restaurant 
 
 Wood J S, probate judge 
 
 WOODMAN W W, lumber dealer. 
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 Yerkes E A, deputy county recorder, 
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 Yolez Dolores, m3at market, Meyer 
 
 Yslos Genaro &, Co, groceries, Meyer 
 
 ZABRISKIE J A, atty at law and 
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 TUCSONT, ARiaSONA. 
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 St. Louis, Mo BANK OF COMMERCE 
 
 Chicago FIRST NATIONAL BANK 
 
 Beltimore SECOND NATIONAL BANK 
 
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 New York. 
 
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 Analytical Chemist and Assayer of Copper and the precious metals, by special 
 authority of the Chilian Government. Patentee of the Rickard Furnace. Agent 
 for the Hunt, Douglas & Stewart Lixiviation process for the reducuon of copper and 
 silver ores. Plans of apparatus and instruction in the process of Lixiviation. Scale 
 of fees same as in San Francisco. Instruction in Assaying and Analysis. 
 
 Office — Next door to Cuatom Home, Tucson, Ariaona. 
 
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 J. & W. Selioman & Co., New York. 
 Commercial Bank, Los Angeles. 
 Massachusetts National Bank. Boston. 
 Merchants' Savings, Loan and Trust Co., Chicago. 
 Bank of Commerce, St. Louis. 
 
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 Mining Engineers, Metallurgists and Assayers. 
 
 ASSAY OFFICE AND LABORATORY, 
 
 MEYERS STREET, OPPOSITE PALACE HOTEL, 
 
 TUCSON, ARXZOHA. 
 
 Aiwayn and Analysis of every description of Ores and other substances 
 made. Highest degree of accuracy guaranteed. 
 
 Reliable reports and information on mines in all parts of Arizona nnd 
 Sanora. Plans, Specifications and estimates furnished for mines, mill and 
 other works. Underground surveying and mapping a specialty. 
 
 English, Spanish, German and French Spoken. 
 
 B. SALAZAR, Graduate of Royal Mining School at Freiburg, and of 
 Imperial Royal Mining School at Clausthal, Oermany. 
 
 F. RAHN, Graduate of Imperial Royal Polytechnical School ot Ber- 
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 EstabLBhed 1863. 
 
 S. R. DeLong, 
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 TULLY, OCHOA « CO., 
 
 TUCSON, ARIS!iO?itA. 
 
 To their numerous friends and ptilrons once more they scn;l greeting', and would 
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 NEWiCOMPLETE STOCK of GOODS 
 
 From the great Eastern and Western Markets consisting of 
 
 DB7 GOODS, CLOTHING. HAHDWAHE, aUEEITSWAHE, 
 
 For all all ranks, sexes nnd coiuliiions. 
 
 Vfyp TrainC • I^^^t^'cr. Harness. Saddles. Bridles, Collars, Chains, 
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 OUR STOCK has been selected with great care by one of the firm of most 
 extm^ive experience, and with especial reference to the requirements of this mar- 
 ket. We are confident we meet the necessities of our custoniersat as Reasonable 
 Ratea as any house in the Territory. 
 
 To examine our stock and prices would be to purchase. 
 
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 BRAHCH STORE. 
 
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 TOJiasrONB.— MAUSK.VLL WILLI.WIS, Fifth Street. 
 
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 Materials for all kinda of Ladies' Fancy Work for sale at reasonable prices. 
 CHURCH PLAZA, TUCSON, ARIZONA. 
 
 Verde, 
 
 TAVAPAI COUNTY. 
 
 HULL W, postmaster 
 Hull Q W & Co, gen mdse 
 Stewart J J, blaokamith 
 
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 Stage Station on Prcscott and Mohave 
 Rom, 40 miles north of Prescott. 
 
 Culi umber M B, postmaster 
 Scholey Ed, station keeper 
 
 Wickenburg, 
 
 MARICOPA COUNTY. 
 Sixty miles northwest of Phoenix. 
 
 Arvesa 6, butcher 
 
 Brown C NV, agt W, F & Co.'s Express, 
 
 and Gilmer, Salisbury & Go's Stage 
 
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 Conger Daniel, saloon and feed yard 
 Cumberland Mine 
 Ganiii Gus, carpen ter 
 C ILMEB, SALISBUBT & CO, stago 
 
 station, C W Brown agt 
 Gloff J E, blacksmith 
 OBANT £ 0, gon mdse 
 Grayduu Alex, blacksmith 
 Hodges T, hotel 
 Johnson T, deputy sheriff 
 Kay Z L, teacher and justice of peace 
 Klein H W, hotel 
 WBI6HT D P, postmaster and saloon 
 
 Williamson's Valley. 
 
 Station on Mohave and Prescott Road, 
 22 miles north of Prescott. 
 
 Horn Louis, station keeper 
 
 Willows, 
 
 Stage Station on P. and M. Road, 100 
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 Imus Bros, station keepers 
 
 Yuma, 
 
 YUMA COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the line of the Southern Pacific R. 
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 Alexander H X, atty at law, notary 
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 Amabesca Felipe, meat market, Maiden 
 
 "ABIZONA SENTINEL" (weekly), 
 
 J F Knapp propr, Muin 
 Barney James M, gon mdse, commission 
 
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 Casey Henry, quartermasters' agt USA, 
 
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 Cordon Jos K, physician, Main 
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 FITZFATRICK J L, saloon, Main 
 Forest Mrs M E, restaurant. Main 
 Fox D & Co, bakery 
 FOX H, propr Palace Hotel, Main 
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 GAWLET BOBERT, blaoksmith, 
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 HANES WH. saloon, Main 
 
 HOLT THOIIAS 0, saloon, hay and 
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 HOBITER ft DONALDSON, black- 
 
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 Huffhea Thomaa, saloon, Main 
 XIlAFF J F. propr "Arizona Senti- 
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 Levy Isaac, propr Colorado Hotel 
 LOKETTE A, gen mdae and liquors. 
 
 Maiden and Third 
 Lyons Isaac, gen mdse. Main 
 Mabbitt Ira, under-sheriff, Court House 
 MARTIN OEO, drugs, books, station- 
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 paints, oils and glass, Main 
 Maudertield Wm C, manager U S mili- 
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 Napoleon Nicanor, shoemaker. Main 
 Neahr David, gen mdse 
 PALACE HOTEL, H Fox propr. Main 
 Porter DeForest, dist court judge 
 POST MISS M E, dressmaking and 
 
 fancy goods. Main 
 PUBDY SAML JB, probate judg<!, 
 county clerk and recorder, Court 
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 Quartermasters depot USA, 
 Strange asst Q M, Yuma Deix t 
 Bingwald G A, harness and saddlemaker 
 Scott C W, saloon 
 
 SHTJMAKER HENRY, barber. Main 
 Si|mai service USA, Wm C Mauder- 
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 SISSON, WALLACE & CO, gen mdse. 
 
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 S F R R OFFICE, J F Knapp agent 
 Strange E J, assistant quartermaster U 
 
 S A, Yuma Depot 
 TAGOART DR J H, county coroner, 
 
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 THTJROW GEO M, supt Territorial 
 
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 Tyner Andrew, sheriff, assessor and tax 
 
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 U S Military Telegraph office, Wm C, 
 
 Maudertield manager, Yuma Depot 
 Welcome F D, member of legialative 
 
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 WELLS. FARGO & COS EXPRESS, 
 
 H S Fitzgerald agent, Main 
 
 WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH 
 
 Office, J F Knapp manager. Depot 
 Woodhead &, Gay, J M Howe, fruits, 
 
 produce and confectionery 
 Yet Hing, bakery 
 
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 HOMER & DONALDSON, 
 
 YUMA, A. T- 
 
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 WAQONS AND BUQaiES of all kinds 
 
 MADE TO ORDER. 
 
 Heavy Ore and Freight Wagons a Specially. 
 
 Our Wood- Work is all mrde of timber sensoned at this place and is the 
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 HORSE AND MULF SHOEING AND REPAIRIhEC. 
 
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 ASSAYERS. 
 
 Moore J M W, Bod Rock 
 
 Iteesc John, *• 
 
 JULIUS MIITE ASSAT OF- 
 
 FICSE, (Chaa Hayes usaayer), Globo 
 Kinscy Lanius, " 
 
 HATES CHAS & C E BUCK, 
 
 Oak Valo 
 Patrick H R, 
 Brown P A, 
 Bluke & Ct>, 
 St:ihl Edwnril, , 
 
 BACON JOHN H, 
 FREBEaiCK S 0, 
 
 (rird Richard, 
 
 KEARSma & WALKER, 
 
 Sinclair E W, 
 
 Stone SL, 
 
 RICHARD W T, Tucson 
 
 ATTORNEYS AT LAW. 
 
 Phoenix 
 Pinal 
 Prose >tt 
 
 Tombiitone 
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 Johnson E T, 
 
 OURY H, 
 SUMMERS H B, 
 
 Wratten Geo L, 
 Bro wn E O, 
 Hicks — , 
 Wildy Samuel H, 
 
 Bed Rock 
 
 Florence 
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 II 
 Globe 
 
 Van Slyck J W, McMillen 
 
 Davis A E, ilinei^al Purk 
 Hamilton Samuel, « 
 
 Tweed C A, 
 Wright C, «« 
 
 ALSAP JOHN T, 
 
 Baker A C, 
 BoIaii P J, 
 Cox Frank, 
 Cox I H, 
 Hancock Wm A, 
 
 LEMON & MoCABE, 
 
 '"Stephenson J W, 
 Woodside P K, 
 Brown P A, 
 Hughson R F, 
 Reymart J D, 
 
 CHURCHILL CLARK. 
 HARGRAVE JOSEPH P, 
 
 Mastersoii Murat, 
 Noyes A O, 
 
 RUSH & WELLS. 
 TUCKER OIDEO]^ J, 
 
 Wells Ed W (Ru8h& W), 
 Haynes, Lucns & Street, 
 Hunsaker W J, 
 JONES & FELTER, 
 
 Leavenworth S M, 
 Spiccr Wells, 
 
 AINSA S. 
 
 Buell .Jnmes, 
 
 FARLEY HUGH, 
 
 FITCH, FARLEY & POMROY, 
 
 Giilan C.rlos F, 
 
 HAYNES JOHN, 
 HAYNES, LUCAS & STREET, 
 HEREFORD B H, 
 HEREliORD & ZABRISKIE, 
 HUGHES L C, 
 l\iiiluy Joseph M, 
 
 LIGHTHIZER H B, 
 
 Morgan Benj, 
 Neu^as3& Anderson, 
 Neiiifass Joseph, 
 
 0/ITE3 JAMES W, 
 OSBORN WM J, 
 POMROY EVERETT R 
 
 Price Lyttleton, 
 Roman John, 
 Southard .1 H. 
 
 SPAULDINGJW, 
 
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 AUCTIC 
 
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 Wiley E W, 
 Fisher J Ii, 
 Shiipser David, (auc 
 Noyes EW, 
 
 BAKE 
 
 Tnnor liee, 
 
 Smith A Watzlavziol 
 WiUnms ft Somervil 
 HEINSON JACOB, 
 
 ocherriir Carl, 
 Hntz Daniel, 
 Gfisenhofer O W 
 Stnmpf Joseph, 
 Andri's Frank, 
 Cassamayou Paulitto. 
 Duran U, ' 
 
 (iftnz Wm, 
 Mayr Anton, 
 Miltonber^ Frank. 
 Fox I) A Co, 
 Yet Hing, 
 
 BANKS AND 
 
 (M \V Kales act). 
 Blako A Co, ** ' 
 Kides M W, (canhier I 
 Le«;is Sol, (president b 
 
 THE BANK OF AB 
 
 Lewis pr.'sident*. 
 
 ^5A,^CY PIM. 
 SAFFORD, HUJ 
 
 (branch', 
 J"co»)s Lionel M, (banl 
 
 PIMA COUNTY 
 
 .(ncohs cashier), 
 
 SAFFORD, HUDSOl, 
 
 hmith P W. (bank pre! 
 Vosburg J S, ' 
 
 BLACKSf 
 
 (See also BlacksmitJ 
 makerq 
 
 Collins Thos. 
 ^r.if Ix'opold, 
 
 HERRICK & LUTgI 
 
 Cavaness A Beaalry, 
 
 TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM. .J> 
 
 H. PALMER & C( 
 
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 ATT 
 
 Arizona. 
 
 OLAUiniD. 
 
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 II 
 
 Yuma 
 
 Stanford, Earll k Smith, 
 StileaTheo L, 
 AVhalins Michael, 
 
 ZABRI8XIEJA, 
 
 Alexander H N, 
 
 AUCTIONEERS. 
 
 Wiley E W, Phoenix 
 
 Fiiber J T<, P. eecntt 
 
 Shirpaer David, (auction atore), " 
 Noyea K W, Tucson 
 
 BAKERIES. 
 
 Tnnor Lee, 
 
 Smith & Watxlavzick, 
 
 Willi'ims k Somerville, 
 
 HEmSON JACOB. 
 
 Schernir Carl, 
 Hatz Daniel, 
 Gcisenhofer O W, 
 Stumpf Joaonh, 
 Andri'a FranK, 
 Cassamayou Paulitto, 
 Duran H, 
 (Janz Wm, 
 Mayr Anton, 
 Miltcnher^ Frank, 
 Fox D k Co, 
 Yet Hing, 
 
 Caaa Grande 
 
 Florence 
 
 Globe 
 
 FhiBnix 
 II 
 
 Prf«cott 
 
 Tombstone 
 II 
 
 Tucson 
 
 Ynma 
 II 
 
 BANKS AND BANKERS. 
 
 BANK OF ARIZONA AQENCT. 
 
 (M W Kales agt), I'hienix 
 
 BUke A Co, Pi-escott 
 Ki.lea M \V, (caohier bank), " 
 
 Ixiwis Sol, (president bank), " 
 
 THE BANK OF ARIZONA, (Sol 
 
 Lewis ]ir>'8iJent\ " 
 
 AGENCY PIMA CDUNTY 
 
 BANK, (PW Smith act\ Tomlwtono 
 SAFFOBD, HUDSON & CO, 
 
 (l)ranch\ " 
 
 Jiicol)8 Lionel M, (bank cashier^ Tucson 
 PIMA COUNTY BANK, (B M 
 
 .lacohs casliior), " 
 
 SAFFORD. HUDSON & CO, 
 
 Smith P W, (bank president), " 
 
 Vosburg J S, 
 
 BLACKSMITHS. 
 
 (Sco also Blacksmiths and Wagon- 
 raukers.) 
 
 Collins ThoB, Alexandra 
 
 Griif liTopdld, Maricopa 
 
 HERRICK & lUTGERDING, 
 
 Phoenix 
 Cavancsa k Beoslry, Piual 
 
 Howey J, 
 Radczuwaky Jaoob^ 
 Meyer Geo, 
 Genoa Juan, 
 Terrazas I, 
 Stewart J J, 
 
 Froacotk 
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 Tuoaon 
 II 
 
 <i 
 Verde 
 
 BLACKSMITHS AND WAGON- 
 MAKERS. 
 
 (See alao Blacksmiths.) 
 
 Bnllard Joseph, Brigham City 
 
 McM orris — , Charleatcm 
 
 ORIFFIN F M ft CO, Florence 
 
 Bocha Alviua, " 
 
 Gillett 
 
 Globe 
 11 
 
 Coffin B F, 
 Burns Con, 
 liundy J C, 
 Brown k Wight, 
 Hityden C T, 
 Kverman John, 
 
 BRYAN J Mi__ 
 BURGER JOHN H, 
 BRECHT FRED 0, 
 
 Hai-tinJohn, 
 MacKenzie K, 
 Homesley, 
 VVi^ht & Brown, 
 Deo Wm, 
 Griffin Ed, 
 HracL' A M, 
 
 ETCHLLS CHAS T, 
 
 Gravel k Vasquez, 
 
 QUINLIN JAMES, 
 GloffJE, 
 Gniydon Alex, 
 GAWTBY ROBT, 
 HORNEE ft DONALDSON, 
 
 Hayden Ferry 
 
 McMillan 
 
 Phoenix 
 << 
 
 Presoott 
 II 
 
 Silver King 
 
 Tempo 
 II 
 
 Tombstone 
 II 
 
 Tucson 
 II 
 
 Wickenburg 
 
 Yuma 
 II 
 
 BOARDING HOUSES. 
 
 (Sec also Hotels.) 
 
 Miner S V., 
 I'.yer-i JS, 
 
 PETIT MRS C L, 
 
 BedT^ock 
 Phoenix 
 Tucson 
 
 EOOKS AND STATIO?IERY. 
 
 OVERSON OVE C. BriahnmCity 
 
 KELLY & STEPHENS, Prescott 
 
 Speckle k Furlow, Tombstone 
 
 PHILIPPSON H. 
 
 PLUMMER PAUL, Tucson 
 
 Sampson A B, " 
 
 llarll F A & Co, •• 
 
 MANSFELD J S, 
 
 MARTIN GEO, Ynma 
 
 H. PALMER & CO.. Frontianan Wine. 302 Davis St., S. F. 
 
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 CLB 
 
 BOOTMAKERS. 
 
 (See also Boots iuid Sho8<«.) 
 
 Plnmb Merlin, 
 Schalze Chas, 
 Fehr Wm, 
 Olson Tobiss, 
 Forbach Peter, 
 Colman O N, 
 Crocker Chas, 
 Dickinson Chas, 
 Sch/nidt August, 
 Gkhman H L, 
 Kodig Chas, 
 Curta-de-Franco, 
 Lope? Romon, 
 Manyoso A, 
 Tappeiner John, 
 Weihs Albert, 
 Napoleon Nicanor, 
 
 Brigham City 
 
 Florence 
 
 Mineral Park 
 
 Phoenix 
 
 Piina 
 
 Preacott 
 
 Tombstone 
 
 Tucson 
 
 Yuma 
 
 BOOTS AND SHOES. 
 
 (See albu General Merchandise. ) 
 
 Frauch Henry, Globe 
 
 MASON A J. Predcott 
 
 KANDALL & KLINE, 
 Cashm in M ias Nellie, Tombstone 
 
 CZERWIHSKT T & CO, Tucsan 
 
 Lowensteiu & Co, " 
 
 BREWERIES. 
 
 
 Minjes Bros, 
 
 Alexandra 
 
 Miiiges Josepik, 
 
 II 
 
 Smith & McDowell, 
 
 Chirleston 
 
 Will Peter, 
 
 Florence 
 
 Arnold P, 
 
 Gillett 
 
 Pinal Brewery, Piper, Bissi'^o & 
 
 Midler, 
 
 Glob3 
 
 Backer Gustave, 
 
 Phojaix 
 
 LUKE &THALHEIMEB, 
 
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 ARIZONA BREWER X, 
 PAGUIC BREWERY. 
 
 Huible propr,) 
 
 RAIBLEJOHN, 
 
 Pr23COtt 
 
 (John 
 
 11 
 
 11 
 
 RODENSTJRG JULIUSN, 
 
 Wehrfiitz & Tri:>)let, 
 
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 Tombstone 
 
 LEVIN ALEXANDER. 
 
 Tucsoa 
 
 MONDELIUS C « C3, 
 
 11 
 
 BROKERS. 
 
 Bodrignez Francisco, 
 Sepulveda P, 
 
 Tucson 
 
 BUTCHERS. 
 
 (See Moat Markets.) 
 
 CABINET MAKERS. 
 
 Brigham City 
 Tombstone 
 
 Sims John, 
 Davis & Uplinger, 
 
 CAPITALISTS. 
 
 Boggs Theodore W, 
 Poland D B, 
 
 Bad Bock 
 
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 II 
 
 Tombatone 
 
 II 
 
 Tucson 
 
 CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 
 
 HOOFER WH B& GO, (wholesaL), 
 
 Phoenix 
 Bosenthal N, •' 
 
 Soman & Heine, •< 
 
 B mes & Spencer, Prescott 
 
 BHANNENFB&CO, 
 
 Gerard C, " 
 
 Heesprini; Joseph, (cigar manuf), 
 
 Otis T W, 
 
 Goldtree J & Co, 
 
 Halford R F 4 Co, 
 
 Keating Frank, 
 
 FHIULPPSONH, 
 
 Drake W B, 
 
 Earll F A & Co, 
 
 GOLDTREE JOE, 
 MANSfELDJS, 
 
 Sampdon A B, * " 
 
 CITY OFFCERS 
 
 KELLT WM M, mayor, Prescott 
 
 Kush C B, city recorder, «« 
 
 Dodson J M, city marshal, << 
 
 Morgan Thos J, treasurer, " 
 
 HERZOQ M T, village assessor, " 
 Brecht Fred G, city councilman " 
 Dily James, city councilman, " 
 
 Drake C B, city councilman, " 
 
 H tskell A S, city councilman, " 
 
 Thorn D C, city councilman, *' 
 
 Bau.iall Alder, mayor, Tombstone 
 
 L'jathjfwood K N, mayor, Tucsjn 
 
 MEYER CHAS H, city recorder " 
 Bi'ocj Isaac, city marshal, " 
 
 CLERGYMEN. 
 
 Phoenix 
 
 Do Wolf—, (M E), t 
 
 Hamilton Bev, (ME), • " 
 
 H.'dgepath J L, (M E), " 
 
 Meyer — , (Presbyterian), '* 
 Adam) liiv G H, aupb of Mission M 
 
 E Church, Prescctt 
 
 MjIntyraBev— , (M E), Tombitmo 
 
 Jauvenceau Anthony, 
 Joavenceau Francisco, 
 Millj Bev Wm Gill, (M £) 
 Salpoinbe J B Bishop, (R C), 
 
 Tucioa 
 
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 COU 
 
 477 
 
 CLOTHING. 
 
 (See also General Merchandise; also Dry 
 Goods and Clothing. ) 
 
 Rosenthal N, Phoenix 
 
 Lowenstein & Co, Tucson 
 
 Bea & Horstmann, " 
 
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 
 
 BUCKELEW & OCHOA, Casa Grande 
 BTJCKELEW & OCHOA, Florence 
 
 SMITH ANSPEAKE, Tombstone 
 Kyan T F, Tucson 
 
 Valasco D. " 
 
 Vasquez Manuel, . •' 
 
 COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS 
 AND CONVEYANCERS. 
 
 Fickas B A, Tombstone 
 
 CARPENTER SW, Tucson 
 
 FARLEY HTJOH. (for California), " 
 SPAULDINGQW, (for California), " 
 
 CONFECTIONERS. 
 
 HERZOGE, 
 SCHUTZ CHAS, 
 
 Woodbead & Gay, 
 
 Prescott 
 
 Tucson 
 
 Yuma 
 
 CONSTABLES AND COL- 
 LECTORS. 
 
 McCll enand Thos, (oonstabljB), Florence 
 WHITNEY JOHN & CO, Tucson 
 
 CONTRACTORS AND BUILD- 
 ERS. 
 
 Gleason A O, 
 McKenzie J, 
 Vincent Sam, 
 Zimmerman Wm, 
 Baslow J A, 
 Tillman C W, 
 Carey & Morris, 
 
 JACKSON M M, 
 
 Kollar Michael, (plasterer), 
 Kooke Charles, 
 Tuttle J W, 
 Campbell M D, 
 ParkerGR&FG, 
 Throne W H, 
 
 DAVIS ft UPLXNOER, 
 
 Doremus G W, 
 Eastman W A, 
 Matthew F M, 
 
 Bed Bock 
 
 Globe 
 
 Hay den Ferry 
 
 Moatezuma 
 
 Phcenix 
 
 Prescott 
 
 Tombstone 
 
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 Tucson 
 
 Balcom R G, 
 Barron Edward, 
 Campbell & Ferguson, 
 HENDERSON & OLIVER, 
 PARMER &BOYED, 
 
 Read Roland F, 
 
 Sullivan & Evans, 
 
 Sullivan Wm O, 
 
 Garria Gua, Wickonburg 
 
 COUNTY OFFICERS. 
 
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 MARICOPA COTTNTY. 
 
 Ph(Bnix 
 
 Porter De Forest, dist judge, 
 Hancock W A, prol^ate judge, 
 Thomas R S, sheriff, " 
 
 Shaw Francis A, treasurer, " 
 
 McNTJLTY W F, county recorder, " 
 Patrick H R, county surveyor, *' 
 
 Greenhall Thomas G, public admin- 
 istrator, " 
 
 MOHAVE COUNTY. 
 
 Silent Chas, dist juuge, Mineral Park 
 Lassello L J, probate judge, '* 
 
 Comstock A, sheriff, 
 Wright C, county recorder, 
 Langley W A, county treasurer 
 Tweed C A, dist atty, 
 
 PIMA COUNTY. 
 
 Wood John S, probate judge, 
 SHIBELL CHAS A. ahenff 
 CLUM GEORGE A dist clerk 
 CARPENTER S W, county t«- 
 
 corder, 
 
 FARLEY HUGH, district atty, 
 licntherwood R N, county treasurer, ' 
 Edwards W S, county surveyor. 
 Smith Horace B, coroner, 
 Hughes Fred G, public admistrator, " 
 
 PINAL COUNTY. 
 
 Vv'nlker John D, probate judge, Florence 
 Ourv G H, district attorney, 
 GABRIEL J P, sheriff, 
 BRADY P R, treasurer, 
 DEVINE JOHN J, recorder and 
 
 clerk district court, 
 GRIFFIN THOS H, deputy county 
 
 recorder and clerk, 
 Pendleton A G, surveyor, 
 Palmer C F, public administrator, 
 
 YAVAPAI COUNTY, 
 
 Silent Cha s, dis trict judge, Prescott 
 HARGRAVE JOSi^H F, pro 
 
 bate judge, 
 Walker ./oseph R, sheriff, 
 
 WILKERSON W M, county 
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 Maatsrson Murat, district attorney, 
 
 Fretoott 
 Cooke E J treasurer, " 
 
 Ficher P M, coroner and public 
 
 administrator, " 
 
 Eisley E W, photographer third 
 
 district con rt, • *' 
 
 Fisher J L, (chairman,) supervisor, " 
 RODENBUBGJVLN, supervisor, " 
 Sullivan J W, supervisor, " 
 
 YUHA OOTJNTY. 
 
 Porter De Forest, district judge, Yuma 
 
 PURDT SAMUEL JB, M C 
 
 probate judge, county recorder 
 and supt of schools, " 
 
 Tynor Andrew, sheriff, asaeaaor and 
 tax collector, " 
 
 Alexander H N, district attorney, " 
 
 DE CORSE A E, county treasurer, 
 
 Tdggart J H, coroner, 
 
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 CROCKERY. 
 
 OTIS A D ft CO, Tombstone 
 
 Otid A D & Co, Tucson 
 
 DENTISTS. 
 
 Ryder Emmons P, 
 Millard G A, 
 Hitchcock T S, 
 
 Presci.tt 
 
 Tombstoue 
 
 Tucson 
 
 DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, ETC. 
 
 (See also Planing Mills; also Lumba 
 
 Copeland E A, 
 Wilson & Haskell, 
 
 ) 
 
 Pboonix 
 Prjscott 
 
 DRESSMAKERS. 
 
 (See also Milliners and Dressmakers.) 
 
 Barrnth Mrs S, 
 Given Miss M A, 
 Newell Mrs L B, 
 Brown Mrs R J, 
 Felter Mri E C, 
 Baker Mrs T J, 
 
 POST MISS M E, 
 
 rhoBiiix 
 Preecott 
 
 Tombstone 
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 Tucson 
 Yuma 
 
 DRUGGISTS. 
 
 Peterson B H, Charleston 
 
 Heiueman S C, 
 Hydi 'J, 
 
 KENDALL GEO D, 
 THIBODOO J, 
 
 Thompson J W, 
 Kendall Geo D, 
 
 LDTOOLN OSCAR, 
 
 Eaton k Kice, 
 
 POMEROT ft OREER, 
 
 Globe 
 Mineral Park 
 Phoenix 
 
 Prescott 
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 Tombstone 
 
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 RICE B W. 
 
 Witfeld G. 
 
 MARTIN GEO, 
 
 Tucson 
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 Anderson Andrew, 
 ISmith M Ij, 
 
 FLOUR MILLS. 
 
 Jor^onson Jorgen, 
 Bichard N, 
 Brady P K, 
 Brash James, 
 Hayden C T, 
 Haydeii Charles T, 
 
 SIUTHJTT, 
 
 Brigham City 
 
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 Phflenix 
 
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 (See also Dry Goods and Clothing; also 
 General Merchandise.) 
 
 Brijham City 
 Sunset 
 
 DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING. 
 
 (See also Dry Goods; also Clothing; also 
 General Merchandise.) 
 
 Bray T C & Co, Prescott 
 
 CZERWINSKT T ft CD, Tuscon 
 
 ENGINEERS. 
 
 Austin Joe, (mining). Bed Rock 
 
 ECKHOFf ft RIEOKER, (civil 
 
 and mining), Presy.' 
 
 Eckley Chas, (civil), lomhstc.:- 
 
 Allis Solon M, (civil), Tucaoa 
 
 EDWARDS ft BROWN, (civil and 
 
 miuiu<{), " 
 
 EXPRESS AGENTS. 
 
 (So3 Wells, Fargo & Co.) 
 
 FANCY GOODS. 
 
 (Sea also Varieties.) 
 POST MISS M E, Yuma 
 
 FF£D STABLES. 
 
 LAMB PATRICK, 
 
 Jones .fohn M, 
 
 BRYAN J M, 
 
 H itnshrt w L A, 
 
 KUHNE FRANCIS, 
 
 Clay J as W, 
 Htirria >n R, 
 Coujfer Dan), 
 
 GAWLE7 ROBT, 
 
 Mnricopa 
 
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 Tucson 
 
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 GEN 
 
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 Cotreal Geo & Co, (propr Star Flour). 
 
 Sanord 
 Hayden C T, Tempe 
 
 Fiah E N, Tucsou 
 
 Lee James, " 
 
 Warner Sploman, " 
 
 FORWARDING AND COM- 
 MISSION. 
 
 Fletcher E, 
 
 Smith & Watzlavziok, 
 BABNETT &BLOCK, 
 BARNEY JAMES mT 
 
 Miller Bros, 
 Burnett & block, 
 Germain E & Co, 
 Arizona Trading Co, 
 
 SHITH&FEAEE, 
 
 BuL-kaiew 0, 
 Fish EN, 
 Sresovich Joseph, 
 
 STBUMYH&CO. 
 
 Bur.iey Jamua M, 
 FITZGERALD HS, 
 
 Bed Rock 
 
 Casa Grande 
 
 Maricoi)a 
 
 Prescott 
 
 Tei-miaus 
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 Tombstone 
 << 
 
 Tucson 
 
 Yuma 
 << 
 
 FRUITS, NUTS, CANDIES. 
 ETC. 
 
 Cottrell Wm P, Maricopa 
 
 Speegle & Furlow, Tumhjtoue 
 
 rierce & Wood, Tucson 
 
 WARREN ALBERT L, 
 
 Soeur Andrew, Yuma 
 
 Woodhead & Gay, *• 
 
 FURNISHING GOODS. 
 
 BRANNEN P B & GO. Prescott 
 
 Ca slim iui Miss Nellie, Tombstone 
 
 SMITH MRS M J. (Udies). Tuacon 
 Wilziuski & Frank, •< 
 
 Bamble Bee 
 
 Camp Bowie 
 
 Camp Grant 
 
 Camp Thomas 
 << 
 
 Camp Verde 
 
 Casa Grande 
 
 Castle Dome 
 
 Charleston 
 
 Clifton 
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 Contention City 
 Ehrenburg 
 Florence 
 
 Fort Grant 
 
 Gillott 
 
 Globe 
 
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 (See also General Merchandise.) 
 
 ^I'.'iiwntcr J & Bros, Prescott 
 
 IWtei Geo S & Co, " 
 
 QOLDSCHMIDT LE9, Tuscou 
 
 SMITH P W, Tombstone 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 
 
 (A genera? assortment of Dry Goods, 
 Cluthing, Graoeries, Hardware, Crock- 
 ery, etc. Those koepins one kind of 
 guuds only, will be found under their 
 rospoctive headings.) 
 
 ^ndus J H & Co, Alexandra 
 
 Bufihm W M, " 
 
 Tully, Ochoa & Co, Apache Pass 
 
 Bernard A W dc Co, Arivaca 
 
 Levy D & Co, Bed Bock 
 
 Arou & Alexander Bradshaw 
 
 ShekelsNC&Co, 
 
 Bobo Jas, 
 
 Tully, Ochoa & Co, 
 
 Norton Stewart & Co, 
 
 Collins J B & Co, 
 
 W ood *V V & Co, 
 
 Head OP* Co, 
 
 HEAD WS, 
 
 Smith & Watzlavzick, 
 
 Norton Chas T, 
 
 Hererra & Co, 
 
 Merrill &; Co, 
 
 Scott W B & Co, 
 
 Wellijch Hermann, 
 
 Larimoon W T, 
 
 Ward Jno J, 
 
 Marks S, 
 
 (xoldwater J & Bro, 
 
 BUGKALEW ft OGHOA, 
 
 COLLmaWOODJ&UG, 
 
 SMITH JOHN Y T, Fort McDowell 
 
 Norton & Stewart, 
 
 Anderson Jno, 
 
 Duryca W H, 
 
 Eaton, Bailey & Co, 
 
 Globe Mercantile Co, 
 
 Hisc John & Co, 
 
 Kellner E, 
 
 Kline & Co, 
 
 Van Vagiiew ft Co, 
 
 Westmeyer Fred, 
 
 Katzenstein Saml, 
 
 Crozier Sainl, 
 
 Collins F S & Co, 
 
 Hardy W M, 
 
 Asher Ellis 0, 
 
 Hayden CT, 
 
 Port A J, 
 
 Austin F L, 
 
 Lowe & Co, 
 
 BARNETT & BLOCK, 
 
 BARNEY JAMES M, 
 
 Cottroll Wm F, 
 
 FARRINOTON R E ft CO. 
 VANDERER CHAS, (agvnt 
 
 J»mea M Barney), 
 Kellner E F & Co. 
 Strong Geo C, 
 Breon k Spear; 
 Gross Chas, 
 
 KRIDER BROS, 
 
 Breoii&Spaar, 
 
 AUSTIN ft DEMPSEY, 
 
 Smith 1 D, 
 
 Morgan H & Co, Morgan's Ferry 
 
 ROSS W J ft CO. Ora Blanco 
 
 Asher M & Bro, Phosniz 
 
 ELLIS,ASHERftCO, 
 
 Goldbeig U & Son, <• 
 
 Griaterv . ;le 
 
 Hackberry 
 
 Hamdeu 
 
 Hardy rille 
 
 Hayden Ferry 
 
 Huachnca 
 
 Little Giant 
 
 Maricopa 
 
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 Mineral Park 
 
 Mohave City 
 Montezuma 
 
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 Phoenix 
 
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 II 
 
 Prescott 
 II 
 
 Safford 
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 Seymour 
 
 II 
 II 
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 Goldman & Co, 
 
 IRVINOE & CO, 
 
 Jackson S, 
 Morgan H & Co, 
 PEEALTAML, 
 Hani] H H, 
 JBrooks & Benson, 
 Goldman L & Co, 
 Miller Geo L & Co, 
 Whitrock W H, 
 
 BASHFOSD L & GO, 
 
 Buffum W M, 
 
 CAMPBELL JOHN 0, ' 
 
 CORT WM, (act Jno G Campbell)," 
 
 OOLDWATER J & BRO, 
 
 Head C P & Co, " 
 
 LevyD & Co, " 
 
 OLIVER W G,(Po8t Traders' Store)" 
 Weaver B H, 
 Franklin A M & Co, 
 Solomon I, 
 
 KTRKLAND E E, 
 
 Levy I H, 
 
 PERALTA H L, 
 
 Rowe W A & Co, 
 Thompson & Bowen, 
 GOSPER & SMITH, 
 Blanchard & Breed, 
 
 MERCER LUiLIET, 
 
 Ellis & Asher, 
 
 Post A, 
 
 Barnett & Block, 
 
 Germain E & Co, 
 
 Kowe W A & Co, 
 
 St James & Dawes, 
 
 Arizona Trading Co, (C H Light supt). 
 
 Tombstone 
 Cadwcll & Stanford, 
 
 CAUSHERM&CO, 
 EDWARDS M, 
 HOEFLER JOSEPH, 
 
 Levanthal B, 
 Sh affer M P, 
 
 SMITH P W, 
 
 Tasker & Hoke, 
 Wilt A E, 
 Drachman S H, 
 Jacobs L M ft Co, 
 
 LORD ft WILLIAMS, 
 METER L ft CO, 
 TULLT. OCHOA ft CO, 
 
 Welisch Theo, 
 
 ZECKENDORF.ft STAAB, 
 
 Hull G WJk Co, Verde 
 
 Wickenburg 
 
 Yuma 
 
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 Jilver King 
 
 Smith ville 
 
 Sunset 
 
 Tubac 
 
 Tempe 
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 Terminus 
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 Tip Top 
 
 Alexandra 
 
 Florence 
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 Phoenix 
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 Prescott 
 
 Tombstone 
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 II 
 Tucson 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 Tres Alamos 
 
 Tucson 
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 II 
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 GRANT E 0, 
 
 Barney Jas M, 
 
 FITZGERALD 
 OmOCCHIO G 
 
 LORETTE A, 
 
 Lyons Isaac, 
 Neahr David, 
 
 SI8S0N, WALLACE ft 00, 
 
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 II 
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 GROCERS. 
 
 (See also General Merchandise.) 
 
 Barnum F C, 
 Lopez & Salvador, 
 Smith & Watzlavzick, 
 Loring Geo S, 
 fiighetti G P, 
 
 DOUGHERTT BROS, 
 
 Ellis N & G, 
 French Wash, 
 
 HERZOGE, 
 
 Otis T W, 
 McKean & Knight, 
 Shilliam Wm, 
 Warren Mrs Emma, 
 Alcala Guadalupe, ' 
 Angeilo Ventura, 
 Barthelemy Casimir, 
 Bennett S, 
 Bonner W 
 Bourland W A, 
 Bravo B, 
 
 Camacho Francisco, 
 Carrillo Lepoldo, 
 Carrillo Mrs T, 
 Cnsteo P, 
 Chapman & Cory, 
 De .lienens Teresa, 
 Felix D ft Co, 
 Ferreira Emilio, 
 Fish ft Buellaa, 
 Gallegos P, 
 Garcia Braulio, 
 
 GHANETTO 0, 
 
 Gillett S M, 
 
 GOTJ)BERG ISAAC, 
 GCODMANAftCO, 
 
 Mills Mrs T, 
 Mitchell Jno, 
 Munoz Dario C, 
 Navarro Bernardo, 
 Pacheco Jose, 
 Powlin, Barsalou ft Co, 
 Bodriguez Francisco, 
 Bea ft Horstman, 
 Boblcs B, 
 J{obles Pedro, 
 Boca M G, 
 Romero D L, 
 Salazar Jose, 
 
 SCHOENHOLZ HERMAN, 
 
 Sepulveda P, 
 Tapia Eufemio, 
 Velaca A, 
 Valasco Carlos, 
 
 WARREN ALBERT L 
 
 Yslos Genaro ft Co, 
 Soeur Andrew, 
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 Bostwick Saml, Florence 
 
 Abrahani 'acob, Globe 
 
 Koch Wm, Mineral Park 
 
 Dupish Edw, Phoenix 
 
 STUBENBUBG WM, 
 
 Beckers Geo T, 
 
 Buck & Milligan, 
 
 Bobinson B, 
 
 Snyder WB, 
 
 Eyeman Alfred, 
 
 Helyar Joyce, 
 
 Carrillo Juan, 
 
 Cooper W T, 
 
 Hutton Edw, 
 
 Freciado Roman, 
 
 ROSENSTOCK ALBERT H, 
 
 \V ilk ins Alex, 
 
 Z unigo Maximo, 
 
 SHUMAKER HENRY, 
 
 Prescott 
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 Tombstone 
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 Tucson 
 
 
 Yuma 
 
 HARDWARE. 
 
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 HORSE SHOERS. 
 
 WHEATLEY WM, Tucson 
 
 HOTELS. 
 
 Donelan P, 
 Trainor Thos, 
 Grove W H, 
 Wessels S M, 
 Lake Geo, 
 Dunbar J Oj 
 
 FRYER JERE> 
 
 Mason Robt, 
 BAILEY W I 
 
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 Cieneea 
 
 Casa Grande 
 
 Contention City 
 
 Florence 
 
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 Iron Spring' 
 
 Little Giant 
 
 Maricopa 
 
 McMillen 
 
 Pinal 
 
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 also General Merchandise; 
 Stoves and Tinware.) 
 
 BASHFORD L & CO, Prescott 
 
 GOLWATERJ&BROS, 
 
 RANDALL & CLINE, 
 
 OTIS A D & CO, Tombstone 
 
 Otis A D & Co, ' Tucson 
 
 HARNESS AND SADDLES. 
 
 MASON A J, 
 
 RANDALL & CIINE, 
 Thomrson D R M, 
 
 CLARKE & FATTON, 
 
 Pi-escott 
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 Tucson 
 
 HARNESS MAKERS AND 
 SADDLERS. 
 
 (See also Harness and Saddles.) 
 
 GONZELEZ OREGOBIO N, Florence 
 Dowlin G W, Prescott 
 
 Pardum W W, Tombstone 
 
 Cucn Frank, Tucson 
 
 Ringwald G A, Yuma 
 
 HAY, GRAIN AND FEED. 
 
 Ynma 
 
 IJIWIS H0IISiE,(<C!ha8 Lewis prop), 
 
 Curtis GW, Gillett 
 
 Moore Mrs M J & Son Globe 
 
 Pascoe House, (B F Pascoe propr), 
 
 Scott ~, 
 
 Silver Era Hotel, 
 
 Burton Ed C, 
 
 Atkinson R J, 
 
 Anderson T, 
 
 Batts & Backer, 
 
 May N G, 
 
 Arnett W H, 
 
 Hewitt Hugh, 
 
 Sshhmp Gus, 
 
 Wi\ley W H, 
 
 BANK EXCHANGE HOTEL, 
 
 (E G anz p ropr). Phoenix 
 
 ?H(ENIXHOTEL, (Mrs J J Gar- 
 diner propr), " 
 Williams A P, Prescott 
 Strickland G A, ' Seymour 
 G'Boyle W C, SUver King 
 Williams Robert, " 
 Logan D H, Termiaus 
 WALKER HOUSE, (H S Walker 
 
 propr). Tombstone 
 
 RtRAL HOUSE, (Mrs L C Holly 
 
 pi«>pr), " 
 
 BROWN'S HOTEL, (Charles R 
 Brown propr), " 
 
 COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, (C 
 
 Bilicke propr), '• 
 
 Glassman Henry, Tubae 
 
 COSMOFOUTAN HOTEL, (Paul 
 
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 Purrer L, 
 
 lOLTTHOSG, 
 
 Morouey propr), 
 Maish ft Dnscoll, 
 Scholey Ed, 
 Hodges T, 
 Klein H W, 
 Imus Bros, 
 l^vy Isaac, ^^ 
 PALACE HOTEL, (H Fox propr), 
 
 ICE. 
 
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 . Wickenburg 
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 Willowi 
 
 Yuma 
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 KalflB M W, 
 Blake F W, 
 Martindell C R, 
 
 GARWOOD W A, 
 
 iScott Wm A Jr, 
 
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 Tombstone 
 TucBon 
 
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 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. 
 
 Hull G W, 
 Maxwell T, 
 Miller John, 
 fiwaaey G A, 
 Darham H, 
 Laku J D, 
 Greenhall Thos G. 
 Benson W H, 
 Gate Cbas F, 
 Fleury Henry W, 
 Noyes A 0, 
 LaddSG, 
 Dodson J N, 
 
 OBAT M, 
 
 Aiiisa Santiago, 
 
 MEYER CHAS ] 
 
 Meugass J, 
 Kay ZL, 
 Brinley Chas H, 
 
 Camp Verde 
 
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 Florence 
 
 Globe 
 
 Hayden Ferry 
 
 McMilleu 
 
 Phoenix 
 
 Picket Post 
 
 Pvescott 
 
 8t Joseph 
 
 San Pedro 
 
 Tombstone 
 
 Tucson 
 
 Widkenburg 
 Yuma 
 
 LIBRARIES. 
 
 Territorial Law Library, 
 
 Prescott 
 
 LIQUORS-RETAIL. 
 
 (See also Groceries; also Hotels; also 
 Restaurants.) 
 
 Ellis & Robbins, 
 Hooper Wm B Si Co, 
 Ohuesorgen Wm, 
 PRYEB JERE, 
 Stewart R B, 
 Stein Jos J & Co, 
 Brooks Geo H & Co, 
 Clark & Griffin, 
 Dob rig J, 
 Stillwell & Co, . 
 Swart J, 
 
 McDermott John, 
 Palmer E W. 
 SULLIVAir & RAFF, 
 Tuttle Joseph, 
 Bosche E, 
 Hamilton James, 
 Hammond & Bell, 
 McNelly & Knox, 
 
 Alexandria 
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 Benson City 
 
 Casa Gran:te 
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 Castle Dome 
 
 Charleston' 
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 Florence 
 
 Globe 
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 II 
 
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 Reil & Moore, 
 Brown E R, 
 Shannon P C, 
 Fox B G, 
 Atchison Chas, 
 Smith Daniel, 
 White H, 
 Becher & Haefiiier, 
 
 BRO^N THOS W, 
 
 CoUms J V, 
 
 HOOFER WM 6 & CO, (whole- 
 sale), 
 Jackson Jesse, 
 
 KTJHNE FRANCIS. 
 LUKE & THALHEIMER, 
 MUKROW&CO, 
 
 Purcella Frank, -i 
 
 WHITE DANIEL L, 
 
 Rumira Manuel, 
 Murray H B, 
 Callanay C A, 
 Egloff ft Fonton, 
 Hall B & P, 
 Hunt Josephus B, 
 Murray H B, 
 Sarrick G H, 
 BRANNANBF & CO, 
 
 L'uuuell Robert, 
 Crane Joseph C, 
 Daly James, 
 Gerard C, 
 Hatz Daniel, 
 Uott'man Frank, 
 
 JACKSON & TOMFKINS, 
 
 Kirwagea & bines, 
 
 LONG THOS, 
 SinTHBH. 
 
 Tn*rue Daniel L, 
 Urfar Gottlick, 
 Vernv)n Wm, 
 De Koen Richard, 
 SpauKUng — , 
 Bohan John H, 
 Bostwick John A, 
 Cate C F, 
 
 Cmlwell & Stanford, 
 Carrigan Tbos H, 
 Cody John, 
 
 COHSTOCK & BROWN, 
 
 Daniieri Ovvvns, 
 
 Doling John, 
 
 Each & Hotz, 
 
 Fry & Ackersoix, ' 
 
 GREEN JOHN, 
 
 Hattbrd R F & Co, 
 Heme John A, 
 
 KEELY AUSTIN. 
 KELLOQG & MORRIS, 
 
 Leigh & Mirsmontez, 
 
 LOWRY & ARCHER, 
 FASaUALESNftCO, 
 
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 Tasker & Hoke, 
 
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 Vizioa & Cook, Tombstone 
 
 Vogan * Flynn. " 
 
 ABADIE PAUL & CO, Tucson 
 
 BRITCHTA A ft CO, 
 
 Brown CO, " 
 
 Childa S C, " 
 
 Cook H B, •• 
 
 DACHENA ANTONIO, 
 
 FOSTER & HAND, 
 
 FBASER BOBEBT, 
 
 Goldtree laidor, 
 
 Green A P, 
 
 HOOPER WH B & CO. 
 
 HOBTON HENBY, 
 
 Hucke (Jeo, 
 
 LAVOIE JOHN A & CO, 
 
 LEVIN ALEXANDEB. 
 
 Maguire John, 
 
 HARKS MAX, 
 HEBEDITH J A. 
 TAPIE OUILLAUME, 
 
 Walsh & McCanu, 
 
 Weise K & Co, 
 
 BEBGEB J M, 
 
 WRIOHT D P, Wickenburg 
 
 Conger Daniel, " 
 
 FITZPATRICK J L, Yuma 
 
 HANES W H, 
 
 HOLT TH3S 0, y 
 
 Hughes Thos, 
 
 LORETTE A, 
 
 Scott C W, 
 
 LIVERY STABLES. 
 
 Mulronon Wm, Alexandra 
 
 Wilson 4 Bryson, Florence 
 
 Lacy — , Globa 
 
 Turner & Son, " 
 
 KRIDER BROS, Mineral Park 
 
 HAMLIN & LABAREE, Phcenix 
 
 Mayer K, 
 
 GREY EAGLE LIVERY STA- 
 
 BLE, ((' Hiithcway propr), Prescott 
 
 HATHEWAY GILFORD, 
 SHULL JOHN T, 
 
 BLAND J T, Tombstone 
 
 BROWN. TAYLOR & CO, 
 McLANE & GRAY, 
 MONTGOMERY & BENSON, 
 CARROLL JAMES, Tucson 
 
 Coltou E F, 
 
 FIELD & MORGAN, 
 
 Taylor & Amory, 
 
 Black Mrs K J. 
 Dj Beanfort Henry, 
 O'Ruurke Thoa, 
 
 Tucson 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 LUMBER DEALERS. 
 
 Bremen M W, Globe 
 
 BARNEY JAMES M, Maricopa 
 
 Gregory J M, Phoenix 
 
 Clark k Adams, Prescott 
 CURTIS GROW, 
 
 Parker G R & F G, " 
 
 HARWOOD W A, Tombstone 
 
 GORMAN MICHAEL, 
 OTISAD&CO, 
 
 Otis A D* Co, Tuscon 
 
 WOODMAN WW, ", 
 
 MACHINISTS. 
 
 Foster Chas, Sunset 
 
 TAYLOR & AMORY, agt D M 
 
 Osborne's machinery). Tombstone 
 
 HORNER & DONALDSON, Yuma 
 
 MEAT MARKETS. 
 
 LODGING HOUSES. 
 
 FISHER P M, Prescott 
 
 Urfar Gottlick, " 
 
 DIANA LODGING HOUSE. (KeL 
 
 logg & Morris propr), Tombsione 
 
 Jackson J H, " 
 
 OLLOGQAMOBBIS. 
 
 Hein Fred, 
 Hinds F, 
 BjgiTs T W, 
 Sauford & Hilton, 
 Irwiu Fretleriek, 
 
 S(^OSHirSEN HENRY, 
 
 Wiley & Crawford, 
 Boyd T M, 
 Gauu W H, 
 May (i, 
 
 BALSZ& KELLY, 
 
 Lombard Joseph, 
 Nicholas T, 
 Allen O, 
 
 Hall k Khoades, 
 Kogera C T, 
 Nichols F, 
 BuriisFH&Co, 
 Golez Dolores, 
 Mendoze (Suadalupe, 
 
 MILLS JOSEPH S, 
 
 Moaeuegro Eugene, 
 Monguillo Jesus M, 
 Palacio J J, 
 Push & Zallewegor, 
 
 SCHAAF PHILIP. 
 
 Velaca Antoui , 
 
 BAUER A. 
 
 Coffee & Acker, 
 
 TRIBOLET BR03, 
 WARD THOS P. 
 
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 Amabisca Felipe, 
 Soeur Andrew, 
 
 Alexandra 
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 Bed Kock 
 
 Charleston 
 
 Florence 
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 Globe 
 
 McMillen 
 
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 Phcenix 
 
 Pinal 
 II 
 
 Prescott 
 
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 SMITH MBS E J, 
 
 MILLS & MINING. 
 
 Arivaca Milling Co, (W F With- 
 
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 La Grande Min Syndicate, (J S 
 
 Bogle, snpt). Bed Bock 
 
 Partridge & Stokes Min Co, (T H 
 
 Swallow supt), 
 STEA])MAN A C, 
 Norton Geo, (supt Iron Cap Min Co), 
 
 Castle Dome 
 Longfellow Copper Min Co, (H Le- 
 
 sinsky), Clifton 
 
 Western M M Co, (Josiah H White 
 
 supt). Contention City 
 
 Bluebird Min Co, (Geo C Perkins), Globe 
 Boss Mine, (Piper & Co owners), " 
 Buffalo Min Co, (C A McDonnell), *' 
 Centennial Min Co, (Wilson & Co 
 
 owners) " 
 
 Centralia Min Co, (Salter & Co), " 
 Champion Mill & Min Co, (Foreman 
 
 supt). 
 Chloride Mine, (Hayes ft Buck 
 
 projprs), " 
 
 Emelme Mine, (Hayes t Buck 
 
 proprs), " 
 
 Golden Eagle Mill & Min Co, (Maj 
 
 Sisson snpt), " 
 
 Haskin Mill & Min Co, (Lanies 
 
 supt), " 
 
 Isabella Mill & Min Co, (Maj Sisson 
 
 supt), " 
 
 Julius Mine, (Hayes &, Buck proprs), 
 McCormick Min Co, (Mansfield & 
 
 Co owners), " 
 
 McMorris Mill & Min Co, (Maj 
 
 Baldwin supt), " 
 
 Miama Mill & Min Co, " 
 
 Milner & Watson, " 
 
 Silver Era Min Co, (Watsou supt), " 
 Silver Fame Mine, (Hayes, Buck & 
 
 Crone proprs), '• 
 
 Silver Nugget Mill & Min Co, (Git 
 
 Chilson supt), " 
 
 Silver Star Mine, (Hayes & Buck 
 
 proprs), 
 Swasey G A, 
 Hannibal S Min Co, (Josiah Flour 
 
 ney supt), McMillan 
 
 McMillen S Min Co, (J K Smith 
 
 supt), 
 Washington S Min Co, (J L Clark 
 
 supt), 
 Corbin Mill & Min Co,(Wm G Lamb 
 
 ■eety), Millville 
 
 Fields D C, (secty Tomb«tone M k 
 
 MCo). 
 
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 Gird Richard, (supt Tombstone M & 
 M Co), MiJlvUle 
 
 Tombstone & Corbin Quartz Mill, 
 (Frank Corbin supt), " 
 
 Copper Top Mine, (Elmore manager), 
 
 Pinal 
 Last Chance Min Co,( — ,Elmore man- 
 ajBier), " 
 
 Seventy Six Quartz Mill,) J T El- 
 
 more), «« 
 
 Silver King Min Co, (Aaron Mason 
 
 supt), 
 Silver King Quartz Mill, (Aaron Ma- 
 son supt), ** 
 Stone & Benson, " 
 Surprisers Mine, (D T Elmore supt)," 
 Swain — , '• 
 Wide Awake Min Co, (Frank Cyr- 
 
 nnski supt), " 
 
 Antelope Cop Min Co, (C C Bean 
 
 supt), Prescott 
 
 BEAN CUBTIS C. 
 BOWEBS & BICHABDS, (10 
 
 stamp), *• 
 
 Marks Jake, " 
 
 Prescottt Min Co, (C C Bean supt), " 
 Vulture Mine &, Mill, (H Shipman 
 
 supt), Seymour 
 
 Maaon Aaron (min supt), Silver King 
 Golden Era Mill & Min Co, (A M 
 
 Smith supt), Smithville 
 
 Tip Top Mine, (Geo E Webber supt), 
 
 Tip Top 
 Empire Mill 4 Min Co, (A W Stowe 
 
 supt), Tombstone 
 
 Girard Mining Co, (R H Upton 
 
 supt), " 
 
 Gird Richard, (supt Tough Nut M & 
 
 M Co), •• 
 
 Grand Central Min Co, (E P Gage 
 
 supt), •• 
 
 OBAT & GBAY, (min office), 
 Hayne Arthur, (min engineer), " 
 
 Head Centre Min Co, (Thos Farrish 
 
 supt), " 
 
 Mitchell Alex J, (min engineer), " 
 O'Leary Timothy, (min expert), " 
 Randolphe Min Co, (Cummings & 
 
 Cole proprs), 
 STEBBINS A H, 
 Sulphurate Mine, (R H Upton supt)," 
 Voiaard E P, (min engineer), " 
 
 Wallace T, (min agt), " 
 
 Western Mill & Min Co, (Josiah H 
 
 White sunt), " 
 
 Arizona Milling Co, (W F Witherell 
 
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 FLUMMER PATH, 
 
 NEWS AGENTS. 
 
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 Varieties.) 
 
 Hammond & Bell, Globe 
 
 KELLY & STEPHENS, Frescott 
 
 PUILIPPSON H. Tombstone 
 
 iSpeegle & Furlow, " 
 
 MA&SFELD J S, Tucson 
 
 Martin Geo, Yuma 
 
 NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 "SILVEB BELT," (A H Hackney 
 prtipr), Globe 
 
 "PHUENIX HERALD," (Gosper 
 &, McClintock propr), tlicjcnix 
 
 "TERRITORIAL EXPOSITOR," 
 
 (Kiggs & Reed propr), " 
 
 "AR^ONA DEMOCRAT," (Gideon 
 
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 "ARIZONA MINER," (Chas W 
 
 Beach propr), " 
 
 •'Methodist," (Rev G H Adams 
 
 publisher), " 
 
 "NUGGET." (A E Fay propr), 
 
 Tombstone 
 "Tombstone Clarion," (John P 
 
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 "ARIZONA CITIZEN," (R C 
 
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 "ARIZONA SlJkR," (LC Hughes 
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 Stephenson J W, 
 Brown P A, 
 
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 Reymart J D, 
 
 WELLS ED W, (Rush k W). Prescott 
 
 THOMPSON E F. 
 
 Fickis B A, 
 
 HARWOOD WA. 
 
 Mitchell Alex J, 
 Spicer Wells, 
 AINSAS, 
 
 BuellJames, 
 
 CARPENTER S W, 
 FARLEY HUGH, 
 HAYNES JOHN, 
 HEREFORD fi H, 
 HUGHES L C, 
 UGHTHIZER H B, 
 OSBORN WILLIAM J, 
 POMROY EVERETT, 
 Price Lyttleton, 
 Roman John, 
 
 SPAULDING G W, 
 
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 ZABRISKIE JA, 
 
 Alexander H N, 
 Brinley Chas H, - - 
 
 Silver King 
 Tombstone 
 
 Tucson 
 
 Yuma 
 
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 "iL "FRONTERIZO," (Carlos Y 
 
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 "LA SONORA," (Carlos H Tully 
 
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 "TUCSON DAILY RECORD." 
 
 (8 W Carpenter propr ' 
 
 "ARIZONA SENTINEL," (J F 
 
 Knapp propr), Yumu 
 
 NOTARIES PUBLIC. 
 
 Schumacher George, Bed Rock 
 
 fiobiuson D L, Camp Verde 
 
 SUMMERS H B, l<'iorcnct- 
 
 Wratten lieo L, " 
 
 Miller Peter B, Globe 
 Swasey G A, 
 
 HILL C W, Hayden Ferry 
 
 Van Slyck J W, McMillen 
 
 Fields D C, Millville 
 
 STUART CHAS D, Montezuma 
 
 AI8AP JOHN T, Phoenixl 
 Cox 1 H, 
 
 NURSERYMEN, SEEDSMEN. 
 AND FLORISTS. 
 
 Maicon Stephen G, Prescott 
 
 Woodhead A Gay, Phoenix 
 
 WARREN ALBERT L, Tucson 
 
 PAINTERS. 
 
 BEEBE W J. Florence 
 KELLY & VICKNELL, (car. 
 
 riuge). Phoenix 
 
 Long J F, Prescott 
 
 PEACOCK ED, Tombstone 
 
 Burslow — , Tucson 
 O'LearyEd, 
 
 PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. 
 
 Florence 
 Yuma 
 
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 BEEBE W J. 
 MARTIN GEO. 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHERS. 
 
 Grime Cicero, 
 Uothrock G H, 
 MITCHELL D F, 
 Fly C S, 
 Buhmann Henry, 
 
 Globe 
 
 Phoenix 
 
 Prescott 
 
 Tombstone 
 
 Tucson 
 
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 Burton H G, Camp Verde 
 
 Brown Dr, (druggist), Charleston 
 
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 Peterson Dr B H, 
 Harvey Wm, 
 McDonell C A, 
 Thatcher E 
 Gregg J L, 
 Tripp R B, 
 Hyde J J, 
 
 Lawrence J B, ^ , 
 
 Conyers B Tj, 
 Roason K L, , 
 
 Sheets O HP, 
 THIBODO J. 
 
 Thomson J W, 
 Wharton J E, 
 Bluett W H, 
 Davis H H, 
 KENDALL OEO D. 
 McCANDLESS J M, 
 WATSON C P V, 
 
 Gregg — , 
 Brink W B, 
 Dunham J N, 
 
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 Mathewj H M, 
 McKee J H, 
 Millar Wm S, 
 HANDY J C, 
 
 Charleston 
 
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 Globe 
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 Little Giant 
 
 Mineral Park 
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 Phoenix 
 
 Pinal 
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 Prescott 
 
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 Tucson 
 
 Handy J S, (res physician Pima Co 
 
 Hobpital), 
 Seawell T W, 
 Waffenden Mrs M H, . 
 
 Waters J W, 
 Corson Jos K, 
 
 DeCORSE & TA6GART, 
 
 Yuma 
 
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 DAVIS WM C, Tucson 
 
 POSTMASTERS. 
 
 Alexandra 
 
 Antelope Valley 
 
 Bed Rock 
 
 Bradshaw 
 
 Brigham City 
 
 Bumble Bee 
 
 Camp Bowie 
 
 Camp Grant 
 
 Camp Verde 
 
 Charleston 
 
 Chino 
 
 Clifton 
 
 Ehrenberg 
 
 Florenc 
 
 Gillett 
 
 Globe 
 
 Hardyville 
 
 Hayden Ferry 
 
 Little Giant 
 
 & CXJ, Maricopa 
 
 McMillen 
 
 DILS JOSIAH, 
 HAMILTON J H, 
 STEADMAN A C, 
 WOOD IRA. 
 OVERSON OVE C, 
 
 Bohu Jas, 
 DeLong S R, 
 Stewart M W, 
 
 HEAD W S, 
 
 Gattell A T, 
 Chino P M, 
 GRANT WM. 
 OOLDWATER H, 
 
 Collingwood J, 
 Anderson John, 
 Vosburgh — , 
 Hardy \V M, 
 Hill (J W, 
 
 LOWE J A, 
 FARRINCTONRE 
 MATHER HW, 
 
 Collingwood Joseph, Montezuma 
 
 ROSS W J, Ora Blanco 
 
 Sands James H, Parker 
 
 Mowry Geo E, PhoBnix 
 
 Miller Geo L, 1%^! 
 
 MARSHALL H, Pine SprinoB 
 
 Otis T W, Prescott 
 
 Franklin A M, Satford 
 
 Richards J H, St Joseph 
 
 DREW GEO H, (assistant), San Pedro 
 KIRKLAND E E. (deputy), Seymour 
 PERALTA ML, 
 
 THOMPSON E F, Silver King 
 
 RIPKIN J H P, (assistant), Sunset 
 DUNBAR THOMAS, Tres AL.mos 
 > iid Kichard, Tombstone 
 
 MERCER LILLIE T, Tabao 
 LORD C H, 
 
 HULL G W, Verde 
 
 Culliimber M B, Walnut Creek 
 
 WRIGHT D P, VVickenburg 
 
 FITZGERALD H S. Yuma 
 
 PRODUCE. 
 
 (See also Fruits and Vegetables.) 
 
 Warren Mrs Emma, Tombstone 
 
 Pierce & Wood, Tucson 
 
 Woodhead & Gay, Yuma 
 
 RAILROAD AGENTS. 
 
 Hooper W S, (agt S P R R), Casa Grande 
 Naylor Chas H, (agt S P R R), Maricopa 
 Finliiy A G, (agt S P R R), Terminus 
 Ciisli Thomas M, (agt S P R R), Tncs :)n 
 KNAPP J F, (agt S P R R), Yuma 
 
 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 
 
 Swasey G A, Globe 
 
 Brooke Gideon, Prescott 
 
 GRAY & GRAY, Tombstone 
 Wallace T, 
 
 Fried I S, Tucson 
 Noyes E W, 
 
 WHITNEY JOHN & (30, 
 
 Williams & Co, " 
 
 RESTAURANTS. 
 
 LONG YEE. 
 
 Casa Grande 
 
 Hopkins C W, 
 
 Contention City 
 
 SAM JIM, 
 
 Florence 
 
 Sam Hing, 
 
 Maricopa 
 
 Baker Mrs, 
 
 Mineral Park 
 
 FY G W, 
 
 Phoenix 
 
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 BROWN GEO, Tombstone 
 
 Lukini & Sta^lono, " 
 
 MABCOVICH PEIEB & CO. " 
 SMITH WM, 
 
 Wong Fong, 
 
 Aguirre & Pacheco, 
 
 Asqeam Noaorio, 
 
 Besson A, ' . " 
 
 CADT & FABELA, 
 
 CAZABON Sc NICHOLAS, 
 
 DILL & HOLT. 
 
 Grigaloa Antonio, " 
 
 HarmaH&Co, 
 
 King William. 
 
 LAVOIE JOHN A & CO, 
 
 MAISON DOBEE, (C Cason &, Co 
 
 i)ri>pr), " 
 
 SICHENBACH OTTO, 
 
 Wong Hop, 
 
 Forest Mrs ME, Yuma 
 
 ROOFERS. 
 
 LOVELL C B. 
 
 SAWMILLS. 
 
 Tnft M S, 
 Van Name Wm, 
 Merrell Wm, 
 Bremen M W, 
 Mansfield & Co, 
 Clark k Adams, 
 
 CUBTIS GEO W, 
 
 Parker G li & F G, 
 
 Tombstone 
 
 Bad Rock 
 
 Brigham City 
 
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 SCHOOLS. 
 
 Motlern School, (Prof J M Silva), 
 
 Tucson 
 Saint Joseph's School, " 
 
 St Augustine Parochial School, (M 
 E Riordan principal), " 
 
 SEWING MACHINE AGENTS. 
 
 BEBGEB J M, 
 MABTIN GEO, 
 
 Tucson 
 Yuma 
 
 SODA WATER MANUFAC 
 TURERS. . 
 
 Brix P eter, Phoenix 
 
 INNES J F & CO, Tucson 
 
 STAGE LINES AND AGENTS. 
 
 GILMEB. SALISBTJBT & CO, 
 
 ( stage station), Agua Fria 
 
 Ohuesorgen Wm, (stage station) 
 
 Benson City 
 
 Brown Geo A, (agt S P Stage Co), 
 
 Florence 
 
 Montgomery H B, (agt), " 
 
 VAITFLEET M B, (agt Gilmer, 
 Salisbury & Co Stage Line), Maricopa 
 
 WILSON P, (prop stage to Flor- 
 ence), " 
 
 Loring George S, (Gilmer, Salis- 
 bury & Co), Phoenix 
 
 Bower Geo H, (agt S Kao M Stage 
 Co), Prescott 
 
 GILMEB, SALISBUBT & CO, Pima 
 
 Withlow Lew & Bailey, ( stage 
 station), Pinal 
 
 Blake F W, (agt (iilmer, Salisbury 
 & Cos Stage Line), Prescott 
 
 GILMEB, SALISBUBT & COS 
 STAGE OFFICE, (FW Blake 
 
 agt). 
 
 Meador J F, (agt Prescott and Mo- 
 have Stage Lme), " 
 
 Prescott and Mohave Stage Line, 
 (Hugh White propr), " 
 
 PBESGOTT & SANTA FE STAB 
 
 STAGE CO, (W J Tompkins agt), " 
 SOUTHEBN PACIFIC STAGE 
 
 LINE, ( Fred W Williams agt), " 
 TOMPKINS W J, (agt Prescott 
 and Santa Fe Star Stage Line), ' 
 
 GILMEB, SALISBUBY & CO. 
 
 (stage station), Seymour 
 
 Stenger Chas R, (agt H C Walker 
 
 A Co's Stage Line), Tombstone 
 
 Williams Marshall, (agt H C VValk- 
 
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 Anilerson Claude, (Arivaca Stage 
 
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 Arc vales Francisco, (agt Tucson 
 
 and Altar Stage). '* 
 
 PATAGONIA MAIL STAGE 
 
 LINE, ( W R Ingram and Co), " 
 Tucson & Tombstone Stage Line, 
 
 (J D Kinnear propr), '* 
 
 TULLY, OCHOA & CO, (agents 
 
 Tucson and Santa Fe stage), ** 
 
 WALKEB H C & CO (propra 
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 Stage Line). "■ 
 
 Brown C W, (Gilmer, Salisbury & 
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 Wilder P C, 
 Calderwood H M, 
 Spaulding Henry, 
 
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 STEAM NAVIGATION COM- 
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 XHAFP J F.Colorado Steam Nav- 
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 STOVES AND TINWARE. 
 
 (See also Tinners.) 
 
 SUTER JACOB, Florence 
 
 Pasqueira Miguel, Phaeuix 
 
 BA8HF0RD L ft 00. Prescott 
 
 Frederick & Hill, •' 
 
 Atichisou T A, Tombstone 
 
 Waterman & Goodrich, " 
 
 BDEHMSOEO, Tucson 
 DAVIS WM C, 
 
 Druchman & Wolf, " 
 
 SURVEYORS. 
 
 (See also among County Officers.) 
 
 Pendleton A O, Globe 
 
 Chillson L D, Tucson 
 
 Harris John, ' ' 
 
 Van Pelt Samuel K, " 
 
 TAILORS. 
 
 Bamth Simon, 
 Uobiuson Kavel, 
 BUSHMAN WH, 
 :F£&EIN JOSEPH, 
 
 MuUer \Vm M, 
 Villa & Douville. 
 
 Phoenix 
 
 Tomestom 
 
 Tuacoii 
 
 TELEGRAPH AGENTS. 
 
 Fish J D, (S P R R), Casa Grandi 
 
 Guild W E, ( U S Military tel opr), 
 
 Florence 
 Bonsall Edward, (tel opr S P R R), 
 
 Miiricopt 
 Moore Thoa T, (Military tel), 
 Venton A, ( manager W U tel), " 
 
 Patton S E, (U S Military tel), Phoenix 
 Menmuir Geo P, (opr U S Military 
 
 Tel Co). Preacott 
 
 Narry J J, (manager U S Mail tel 
 
 olhce), " 
 
 U S Military Tel Co, (Miss G A 
 
 McCliiitock opr), " 
 
 Vowles Oliver, (repairer U S Mail 
 
 Tel Co), 
 Agey W H, (manager U S Military 
 
 Tel), Tucson 
 
 Blasdel H V, (tel opr). 
 
 AICE B W, (manager W U Tel 
 
 Co), Tucson 
 
 KNAFP J F, (agt W U Tel Co), Yuma 
 MamlerHeld VVm C, (manager U S 
 Military tel office), « 
 
 TERRITORIAL OFFICERS. 
 
 FBEMONT JOHN C, Governor, 
 
 Prescott 
 
 OOASPEB JOHN J, secretary of 
 state. • «' 
 
 ANDERSON JOHN E, asst sec. " 
 Pomroy E B, atty-generai, Tucson 
 
 Waasoit John, surveyor-goneral, " 
 Clark E P, auditor, Prescott 
 
 Butler Thos J, treasurer, " 
 
 Sherman M H, supt public instruc- 
 tion, " 
 Hughes F G, pres leg council, Tucson 
 Stewart M \V, speaker leg houav, 
 
 Camp Grant 
 Campb3ll John G, delegate to con- 
 gress, Prescott 
 Thurow Geo M, supt territorial 
 
 prison, Yuma 
 
 French C G W, chief justice, Tucson 
 Porter De Forest, associate justice. 
 
 Phoenix 
 Silent Charles, associate justice, Preacott 
 Rush Chus B, reporter, " 
 
 UNDERTAKERS. 
 
 SMITH E J, undertaker, Tucson 
 
 UNITED STATES OFFICERS. 
 
 PBIETO FRANCISCO L, con- 
 
 Rulado de Mexico), Tucaoii 
 
 Silent Charles, third diat judge, Prescott 
 POMROY £ B, dis atty. 
 Tucker Gideon J, third dist com, " 
 Dailey Chas R, rec U S land office, 
 
 Florence 
 Pauliaon Chaa M K, rcg U S land 
 
 office, " 
 
 Lount (ieorge, rec land office, Prescott 
 Kelly VVm N, reg land office, " 
 
 McClure Ernest, col U S customs, 
 
 Charleston 
 Cordis Thomas, col inter rev, Preacott 
 Ballesteros J M, inspector U S cus- 
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 Keen A J, inspector U S custom 
 
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 Scott W F, deputy col U S custom 
 
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 Alexander H N, deputy col inter 
 
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 Sherman Thomas, U S deputy mar- 
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 Drake Crawley P, marshal, Prescott 
 
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 VARIETIES. 
 
 WOOD IRA, Bradshaw 
 
 Morton Mrs, Charleston 
 
 MENAOEE H, (second hand), Tucson 
 
 VETERINARY SURGEONS. 
 
 WHEATLET W, Tucson 
 
 WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. 
 
 (See also Wagonmakers; also Black- 
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 ZECKENDOBF & STAAB, Tucson 
 TAYLOR & AMOEY. (agt Cort- 
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 WAGONMAKERS. 
 
 (See also Wagons and Carriages ; also 
 Blacksmiths and Wagoumalcers. ) 
 
 Ballard Wm. 
 Whikaker Wm, 
 Homsley Joel, 
 Graf Leopold, 
 
 Brii^hnm City 
 Florence 
 
 Haydea Ferry 
 Maricopa 
 
 Kooke Chas, (wheelwright), 
 LUHRS H N, 
 
 Phoenix 
 
 WATCHES AND JEWELRY. 
 
 (Sae Watchmakers and Jewelers.) 
 
 MORGAN T J, 
 BEROER J M, 
 PLUHMER PAUL. 
 
 Prescott 
 Tucson 
 
 WATCHMAKERS AND JEW- 
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 Charleston 
 
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 Phoenix 
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 Newton Geo A, 
 Kucher Gustavo, 
 Trumper Valentine, 
 Marah Frank, 
 BERGER J H. 
 
 Nilsou P F, 
 
 Suasteugi l{, •« 
 
 WELLS. FARGO & CO.'S 
 
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 Cowan C W, 
 Brown Geo A, 
 
 VAN FLEET M B, 
 
 Fields D C, 
 Loriiig (ieo S, 
 Bower Geo H, 
 Blake F W, 
 Williams Marshall, 
 Anderson Claude, 
 Brown C W, 
 
 FITZGERALD H S, 
 
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 Maricopa 
 
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 Phoenix 
 
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 Yuma 
 
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 of Culiforaia to the United States, her broad area is covered with smiling towns, 
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 while it is checkered with lines of railway, and her rivers are utilized by a large 
 fleet of elegant and well-appointed steamers. The vicissitudes of time and the 
 presence of King Commerce have wrought a dcvelopmtnt that has scarcely been 
 paralleled in other commonwealths. In the remotest corners are found to-day 
 proud evidences of iugenuity, enterprise and energy, elements so essential to the 
 progress of all countries. The music of industry, whoso accompaniments are the 
 hammer, the saw, the stamp, the trowel und the plane, awakens the echoes of the 
 once uninhabited fastnesses of the mi>untains; and the clear toned bells of the 
 schools and churches ringing out upon the morning air, the din and clatter of the 
 drays, cabs and tiuck-wagous are added to the songs of the farmer in the valleys 
 as he drives his team atieUI. How magical is the touch of Commerce ! How 
 beautiful are the resultants of her twin brother. Manufacture! One cannot con- 
 ceive the immensity of tlieir combined works until a tour of this powerful de- 
 pendency has bet>ii made. From her extreme northern boundary to the southern- 
 most border bho panorama which is made up of man's genius und Nature's 
 ecstatic charms, is like the figures of a kaleidoscope, — ever changing, ever beau- 
 tiful Those two extreme localities present a diversity of climate that is peculi- 
 arly astonishing. In tiio northern counties in the Winter season an abundance 
 of snow and ice and a raw and chilly atmosphere, are features most noticeable; 
 while ill those of the south there is perpetual sunshine and a balmy air, ladened 
 with the fragrance of orange blossoms and rare tlowers. Here the i'.ivali I whose 
 physique and hacking cough suggest consumption, is found contending with the 
 inevitable because the soft and tender vespers of tlie region whispers words of en- 
 couragement in his willing ear; while the hardy Nimrod, on his snow-shoes, scal- 
 ing bulwarks made of ice, is searching at the nortli for the burly grizzly or the 
 nimble and graceful deer. One need not necessarily "shiver and freeze," or "sweat 
 and burn" in California, for every season of the year can be found at all times ! 
 Truly, truly, the climate of Calilornia is "glorious." Her soil is of inexhaust- 
 ible fertility, her mountains still teem with untobl wealth, and her "big trees," and 
 beautiful lakes, alive with trout, are factors that must contribute largely to her 
 continued growth and prosperity. Her educational system stands out a promi- 
 nent example of efficient management and unlimited interest. The youth of the 
 State, under the careful discipline of capable preceptoi., attain a greater degree 
 of proiicioncy in their studies than those of other States, as a rule. Tho colleges 
 of the State arc generally handsome and commodiou:'. structures. Be it said to 
 her credit, statements of envious and malignant visitors to the contrary notwith- 
 standing, her morals are of a very hi^h stamlard, as her thousands of magnilicent 
 churches, if that is any criterion, will attest. 
 
 RAILROADS. 
 
 It fell to the lot of the present century to disclose the fact that rapid progress 
 and development of a country was attended only by the construction of railway 
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 to place California far above the plane of mediocrity, in advance of the natural 
 laws governing her standard, that rapid transportation was aiford(xl only by 
 "bands of steel and the iron horse," and to the end that these requirements 
 liiight be fulfilled, plans for a railway system such as few other States possess, were 
 inaugurated. How successfully the genius of those in whose minds the prodigious 
 scheme originated, resulted, is shown in the presence of numerous lines of railroads 
 penetrating every section of the State. The first of these, tb j vanguard as it were, 
 was the 
 
 SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD, 
 
 Which was constructed from Sacramento to Folsom, a distance of 22) miles, in the 
 years 1855-56, at the enormous cost of $1,100,000. The investment, however, 
 
 ? roved a profitable one, for its business was immense for several years afterwards, 
 'rosperity of the section it permeates, finally sought other "pastures new " for 
 its sustenance, and the earnings of the road gradually decreased, though we be- 
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 THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY AND PLACERVILLE 
 
 Is an extension of the first nrmed, having been completed from Folsom to Shingle 
 Springs, a distance of i!6 miles, its present terminal point, in Kl Dorado county. 
 The next in order of construction was the San Francisco and San Jose Bailroad, 
 which is now known as the 
 
 NORTHERN DIVISION OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC, 
 
 Which runs from San Francisco to Soledad, a distance, with its branch from Gil- 
 roy to Tres Finos, of 162 miles. This road is finely equipped and managed, and 
 traverses one of the most picturesque of California's lovely sections. Tlie coun- 
 try as it spreads out from the highway, clothed in its dress of verdure, and fringed 
 by the Santa Cruz or Cocst Knnge, with beautiful residences dotting the plains 
 ''nd breaking the monotony which their absence might offer, is delightfully charm- 
 ing. This is a source of great revenue to the owners, and an indispensable conven- 
 ience to the residents of the famed Santa Clara Valley, whose remarkable yields 
 of berries, fruits, vegetables and grain rre transpoited by this line to the "City 
 of the Bay." The next in the State's catalogue is the wonder of the age, whose 
 construction was an achievement that "knowing ones" were assured would be 
 utterly impossible. In thus referring to this gigantic enterprise, need we say that 
 it is the 
 
 CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY? 
 
 They who furnished the brains and the money that brought about the permanent 
 organization of the company that completed this line, have endeared themselves to 
 the people of the coast who have its welfare at heart, and have had their names 
 inscribed upon monuments that will crumble only with time. The generations of 
 ages in tlie labyrinthian passages of the dark and very remote future will point to 
 the Ruccess, to the energy and to the intrepid courage shown in the colossal un- 
 dertaking which was entuiled upon this enterprise of enterprises. The passage of 
 heavy trains of cars at a rapid speed across the towering Sierras seems, even in 
 this age of wonders, this age of broad enlightentnent,refined culture and genius, to 
 be a marvel whose creation mijjht be traced only to a fertile mind "rich in fancy 
 but poor in fact." We remove this "vapor of deception" in a trip across these 
 mammoth upheavals and realize that the work is done. We rub the lamp of 
 magic and the glories of labor stand revealed ! The projectors were discouraged 
 by the use of strong argument and the almost insurmountable obstacles were 
 spoken of in exaggerated terms. But the matured intelligence of Theodore D, 
 Judah, an accomplished and veteran engineor, strengthened by keen perception 
 and sound judgment, was treated with high consideration, and his opinions con- 
 cerning the feasibility of the enterprise inspired the "moving spirits" with im- 
 plicit confidence. These "moving spirits" were Messrs Mark Hopkins, E. B. and 
 Chas. Crocker, C. P. Huntington and ex-Governor Inland Stanford. To the in- 
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 deep appreciation. It is true they have acquired Croesus-like fortunes through 
 their connection with the great route, yet who can truthfully or consistently deny 
 that such a reward has not been particularly merited ? The assurance that the 
 Centred Pacific is under efficient management is made "doubly #jure" by the fact 
 that men of such prominence in railroad circles asMessrs.E.H.MiIler Jr., Secretary; 
 E. W. Hopkins, Treasurer; W. H. Porter, Auditor; S. S. Montague, Chief Engi- 
 neer; A. N. Towne, General Superintendent; J. A. Fillmore, Master of Transpor- 
 tation; E. C. Eellows, Assistant Superintendent; J. C. Stubba, Genera) Freight 
 Agent and T. H. Goodman, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, are closely 
 identified with its interests. It is a powerful and an indispensable corporation. 
 
 THE OREGON DIVISION OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC 
 
 Traverses a rich agricultural section and has contributed largely to the develop- 
 ment of Northern California. It reaches from Eoseburg to Redding, a distance 
 of 170 miles, and its completion to Roseburg, connecting at that point with the 
 Oregon and California Railroad, will no doubt be witnessed ere the lapse of many 
 years. 
 
 THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC, 
 
 Connecting with the Central Pacific at Lathrop, runs almost through the entire 
 length of the Southern portion of the State, and passes through some of the 
 most picturesque country on the coast. Along the line of this great route there 
 are 12,000,000 acres of excellent farming and grazing lands, which the company 
 offer for sale at reasonable rates and on the most favorable terms. It is being 
 rapidly pushed forward to its destination, the object being to open up all that 
 section of country in Arizona and New Mexico that borders its route, and to 
 secure an outlet to New Orleans and th» Gulf of Mexico for the multifarious 
 
 f products of Southern California to England and other European countries. The 
 ength of this line, which is leased to the Central Pacihc, together with its 
 branches, is about 1 ,000 miles, but when completed will probably be in the neigh- 
 borhood of 2,000 miles. 
 
 THE SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC 
 
 Has its initial point near Petaluma and is completed to Cloverdale, with a branch 
 of 16 mil^s from Fulton to Guerneville. It permaates one of the richest districts 
 in the State and the "big trees," hot springs and geysera are reached by this 
 route. It was built with private capital and is still controlled l>y the projectors. 
 It is splendidly equipped and is a valuable auxiliary in < 'le promotion of travel and 
 shipping interest. 
 
 CALIFORNIA PACIFIC AND NORTHLiN RAILWAY. 
 
 The main line of this road has for its terminal points Benicia :in : Sacramento* 
 being the quickest and shortest route to the capital city from ban Francisco* 
 The travel oy this line is immense and the country it passes through i perfectly 
 enchanting, — agricultural in its nature. It branches are those which run from 
 Davisvillo Junction, eight miles from Sacramento, to Knight's Landing, in Yolo 
 county, and from Vallejo to Calistoga, through the bsautif ul Napa vidley. 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY NARROW-GAUGE. 
 
 The construction of this line was begun in February, 1875, and its completion 
 to Nevada City, 23 miles distant from Colfax, followed on the 24th of May, 1876. 
 It was built by local subscription and cost 1590,000, $250,000 of which was cash 
 and the balance was paid in bonds of the company, drawing eight per cent, inter- 
 eat semi-annually. Close connections with all trains on the Central Pacific Rai ' 
 road and stage lines leading to Downieville, Camptonville, San Juan, etc., are 
 made. The officers are : John C Coleman, president ; T. W. Sigoumey, vioe- 
 
 5 resident ; Geo. Fletcher, seoretarv and auditor ; F. G. Beatty, treasurer, and 
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 NORTH PAOIFIO COAST 
 
 Runs from Saneelito to Dnnoan's Mills, » distance of 74 mile*. The oonntty it 
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 SOUTH PACIFIC COAST 
 
 !■ a narrow-gauge and but quite recently completed. Its length is 62 miles and 
 its terminal points are San Francisco and Wrights. The country through which 
 it passes is unsurpassed for scenery anywhere ui the State. 
 
 SANTA CRUZ RAILROAD 
 
 Is a short line, 21 miles in length, having for its termini Pajaro and Santa Cruz, 
 the " Long Branch " of the Pacific Coast. 
 
 VACA VALLEY AND CLEAR LAKE 
 
 Is a private line, owned and operated by parties in Vacaville. Its length is about 
 30 miles, and the region through which it passes is very fertile. 
 
 THE SONOMA VALLEY 
 
 Is a short single-rail railroad of the prismodial order, the only one we believe ia 
 active operation in the United States, if not in the world. This line, when com- 
 pleted, will extend from Norfolk to Sonoma, a distance of ten miles. It has 
 proved a paying experiment, having been built for the purpose of transferring 
 freight and passengers to and from the steamboats which are ran to San Francisco 
 in connection. 
 
 SANTA CRUZ AND FULTON 
 
 Is a narrow-gauge line eight miles in length 
 
 THE SANTA MARIA AND SAN LUIS OBISPO 
 
 Is a short line of eleven miles in length. 
 
 STAGE LINES. 
 
 In the early history of the far West the stage coach was the source of great 
 convenience to the residents, and its ])re8ence, indeed, was a necessity. Of course 
 with the advent or the iron horse this "ancient mariner" has become almost 
 a thing of the past. Yot the rattling of its wheels is still familiar in a few remote 
 places of the coast, and it is still prized for its advaatages. 
 
 THE C. AND O. COAST OVERLAND 
 
 Rnn a splendid line of Ccmord coaches from Redding to Roscburg, a distance of 
 275 miles. The attractions along the rotite are 
 
 Interesting Resorts Accessible by Central Pacific 
 and other Railroads and their Connections. 
 
 THE CHIEF. 
 
 And most widely known of California's attractive features is the wonderfu' 
 Yosemite valley, whose remarkable ch.-ism, tow ring cliffy, clothed in ftt'.rnal snow 
 and ice, rugged peaks reaching far int ■ the lovi ly sky, and its picturesque plane, 
 bordered by meandering streams of sparkling water, form a picture that is eulo- 
 gistic even of Nature's handiwork. By taking the Southeni Pacific Railroad to 
 Merced, the valley can be reacheii after a ride of 86 miles vii Coulterville, or 91 
 miles by the way of Mariposa. The trip is made by taking one route and return- 
 ing by the other. Kither one will afTonl a view of those wonders of California's 
 natural curiosities, the "Bis: Trees." No visitor to the fioUlen State should fail 
 to see these mammoth "offshoots of Nature's virgin soil." The next in impor- 
 tance is the grove of 
 
 BIG TREES, 
 
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 terminus of the CoppcropoUs Division of the Central raciilc Railroad. The 
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 and 1 10 feet in circumference. By the annual lines, indicating its age, it shows 
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 Is the petrified forest, which is near Calistoga, Napa county. The trees were 
 evidently brought to this condition by the action of volcanic influent . It is 
 reached by the Napa Branch of the Califr)rnia Pacific Railroad. It is a freak of 
 Nature that would excits the wonder of the geologist or the curiosity hunter. 
 
 LAKE TAHOE. 
 
 Noted for its great depth and altitude, as well as the want of buoyancy in its 
 waters, which are as clear as crystal. It is a very pleasant summer resort, and 
 is visited by thousands of persons annually. There have been several small 
 villages built on its shores, clothed with forests of evergreens, where the best of 
 accommodation can be obtained. There are quite a number of attractions in the 
 immediate vicinity, besides those offered to the Nimrods or Izaak Waltons, who 
 follow the trail for black tailed deer, or troll for trout. It is reached by stage 
 from Truckee, on the Central Pacific Railroad, 12 miles distant. 
 
 BESIDES THOSE ENUMERATED. 
 
 There are many other places where the lover of Nature's beauties can find sub- 
 ject matter sufficient to keep him in employment at their study for many 
 months, which he can hear of on application to any employee of the railroad 
 companies. 
 
 The U. S. Fishery on the McCloud river, 17 miles from Redding, is the first 
 point t«> attract the travelers attention. Accommodations for tourists wishing to 
 visit this place can be had at AUin's Station. Next in the route come various 
 points of interest on the Sacramento river, notably Southern's, Bailey's, Soda 
 Springs and Strawberry Valley, all of which have numerous attractions. Bailey's 1 
 or Lowe's Soda Springs, is attractive for its five springs of soda water, good fish- 
 ing and liunting, and for affording the best opportunities for views of Castle Rock, I 
 ouc of Nature's maater-pieccs. This magnifient scene, viewed at sunrise, leaves 
 an impression that will always be remembered with pleasure. Upper Soda Springs, 
 5 miles from Bailey's and C!) miles from Redding, ia the principal place of resort 
 on the Sacramento river. Here the pleasure seeker finds not only the best of hunt- 
 ing and .iahing, but he finds the Soda Springs House suppliea with every comfort 
 that a reasonable man should desire; an accommod.*ting host, and at any and all 
 times the free services of that genial old pioneer fisherman and hunter, "Uncle 
 Dick," who is always ready to point out to the angler the favorite resorts of the 
 wily trout, or pilot the ambitious Nimrod to the haunts of the noble buck. There 
 is a clear, cold spring of delicious soda water at the very door of the house. Sis- 
 son's, at Strawberry Valley, 8 miles from Soda Springs and 77 miles from Red- 
 ding, is the headquarters of parties wishing to tfisit the Upper McCloud or ascend 
 Mount Shasta, which ia 14,440 feet in altitude. This place is the only rival to 
 Soda Springs, and the unprejudiced writer hesitates to give the palm to either. 
 Sisaon makes it his business to fit out camping parties, or parties wishing to as- 
 cend Mount Shasta, and furnishes guides, of which he is himself the most ex- 
 perienced and capable. Further northward, just on the Oregon line, the route 
 crosses the beautiful Siskiyou Mountains, and at their foot on tlie northern side, 
 at Major Bannon's, is a convenient stopping place for parties wishing to explore 
 the Klamath Lake region, which abounds in objects of interest. This region is 
 i;he paradise of the hunter and fisherman, Clevato Lake, Py venial Lake and the 
 Lava Beds, ths scene of the Modoc war, are located in this region. 
 
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 "AIDIN HAWEEYE," Lafayette 
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 BABNES LAFAYETTE, propr 
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 Beecher James U, gen mdse 
 
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 Bofinger &, Bedford, brewery 
 
 Cutter J C, justice of peace 
 
 Fiock & Morse, butchers 
 
 Frank A J, propr Franks Hotel 
 
 Groves & Wilson, planing mill 
 
 Hall C F, physician 
 
 Henderson Geo, saloon 
 
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 Ingram & Harper, liverv stable 
 
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 Miller & Ross, boots and shoes 
 
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 Striplin A J, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Berry J A, liquors, NE cor Central are 
 
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 Cabral Alexandre, bootmaker 
 COADY B E, Encinal Livery Stable, 
 
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 497 
 
 OBIPP HENBY, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 Webster near Santa Clara ave 
 GUILLETTE T, saloou, Central ave 
 
 next to Scbutzen Park 
 HALET ft EDSON, Terrace Baths, 
 
 Central ave cor Third 
 Hartwick A S, horseshoeing andwagon- 
 
 mnking 
 Hecker Adolph, hardware 
 HOLTZ WM & SON. grocers, S£ cor 
 
 VVebrfter and Railroad 
 Hunter W B, justice of the peace and 
 
 real estate agent 
 Kalis Frank J, barber 
 KINSMILL MBS M J, dressmaking, 
 
 Santa Clara ave near Park 
 Klebsnh & Fuetterer, liq^uors 
 Knowlton Mrs L A, stationery, varieties 
 
 and post mistress 
 KOHIiMOOS HOTEL, Kohlmoos Bros 
 
 proprs, s B Kailroad ave, bat Second 
 
 and Third aves 
 KROPPCH, grocer 
 licmkie C H, barber 
 
 LONG BRANCH SALOON AND 
 
 OABD£N> E Mayrisch propr, cor 
 Webster and Railroad ave 
 
 LOTAL OAK HOTEL, Mrs Susan Bar- 
 low pronr, Park near Pacific ave 
 
 McKee J VV, real estate 
 
 Mclean Stirling, ins 
 
 MILLS & FISCHEB, plumbers and 
 gastitters, Park 
 
 Merrill & Fossing. fruit and produce 
 
 Morris & Powell, house and sign painters 
 
 Moulton Garry H, constable and col 
 
 NOBMANN JOHN H, furniture, SE 
 
 cor Park and Kailroad ave 
 Nelson Hans, liquors 
 PALMER N W. town treasurer, tax 
 
 collector and notary public. Town 
 
 Hall, Webb ave 
 Park Hotel, Artaser Cannon propr 
 Park Opera House 
 Perkins F J, cia^ars and tobacco 
 Pearson Jno W , Long Branch Bathing 
 
 Association manager, Central ave, foot 
 
 Webster 
 Polarski P, liquors. Central ave 
 Porter B B, stationery and varieties 
 Priest H, merchant bailor 
 Probst liouis, bakery 
 Quast J, gasfitting • < 
 
 Quirk & Kemp, carpenters 
 Reichrath Louis, boots and shoes 
 KeynoKls J M, real estate 
 Robertson Mrs John, fancy goods, stamp- 
 ing and embroidery 
 ROTHERMEL & CO, grocers. Mastic 
 
 St'ttion, Railroad ave 
 RUTHARDT VICTOR, Alameda 
 
 Brewery, Santa Clara and Railroad 
 
 ave 
 
 Sandy Beach Baths, Cook propr 
 
 Schaberg William, liquors 
 
 Schroeder & Victors, hay, grain, lime, 
 ceme nt etc 
 
 SCHNUTENHAT7S L J F, Neptune 
 Gardens, Sea Baths and Family Re- 
 sort, Central ave 
 
 Shead D L, fruit and vegetables 
 
 Shepardson H F, real estate 
 
 Shoaif P L, notary public and convey- 
 ancer 
 
 SHBEWSBTJBT MBS N A, milli- 
 
 nery. Park Row bet Santa Clara and 
 Central ave 
 SMITH A THOMAS, real estate. Park 
 
 SMITH JOHN S, merchant tailor, 
 
 Santa Clara ave near Park 
 STOLZE CONBAD, Alameda Garden 
 
 Saloon 
 Sunny Cove Baths. Geo W Traner propr, 
 Thalia Garden, August Marks propr 
 Tivoli Garden, Henr y Sch onan propr 
 TURNER ft MARTIN, livery stable, 
 
 N£ cor Park and Railroad ave 
 Wachter E, meat market, 
 Wheeler & Relfe, wood and coal 
 Wood A B, dentist 
 
 Women's Temperance Coffee House and 
 Free Reading Room, Mrs R Cook 
 manager, Santa Clara near Park 
 WONOERLICH ft BRTAN, New- 
 port Baths, cor Central and Second 
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 Yoscmite Hotel, I N Kay & Son proprs 
 
 NATIONAjJALOON. 
 
 WINES, IIQUORS AND CIGARS, 
 
 CENTRAL AVENUE, 
 
 Next to SohutMn Park, AI^AMIGDA; 
 
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 Alamo, 
 
 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, 
 
 Is a small place and postoffice, 15 miles 
 southeast of Martinez. 
 
 HABDT MBS C, gen mdsa ,.. . 
 
 Hardy Jas, carpenter 
 
 Henry J B, gen mdae^ postmaster and 
 
 hotel 
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 Magnificent SjiiuI Beach. High Waterat all Houm. Uiidoultcdiy one 
 of the finest rcHorts for families on the Pacific Coast. Can acioniiuotlatc 
 2,000 gnct.t3. Kach bath liouse has a gla^s rouf so that bathcru on coming 
 out of the sea receive nature's own warmth. 
 
 WOi^DERLICH & BRYAN, Proprietors. 
 
 Albion, 
 
 MENDOCINO COUNTY, 
 
 A postofficc, reached via Duncan's Mills, 
 on the N. P. C. E. R., and stage lines 
 frum that point. 
 
 Handley Bros, lifjuora ^ , 
 
 Johnson C C, market 
 •lohnson J E, gen mdse 
 Mac|iherson & Wcthcrheo, sawmi'.l 
 Mulson H, liquors 
 Salmon Creek R K Co 
 Salmon Creek Sawmill Co 
 Salmon Creek Shinijle Mill Co 
 
 TEAOTIE ALLAH, tel opr 
 
 White LEA Co, gen merchants 
 White W H, gen merchant 
 
 Alcatraz, 
 
 BAN FRANCISCO CODNTT, 
 
 la a postoffice of the U. S. military pris' 
 on aud fort in the Buy. 
 
 Thomaa Chas, postmaster 
 
 Alexander, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTV, 
 Six miles from Healdsbur '. 
 
 WASREir W T, post ster 
 
 Alleghany, 
 
 SIERRA COUNIV, 
 Is a postoffice 9 miles from Downieville. 
 
 Bradbury J T, dry goods and market 
 
 Biiinerd Chas, livery stable 
 
 CRAFTS & CO, postoffice and general 
 
 merchandise 
 Fay F A, varieties 
 Hauber F J, wheelwright . 
 Hooper W N, hotel 
 [icf ever J, i>hysician 
 Thom|>8on D iiS, hotel 
 West k Clute, suloon 
 Young F E, carpenter 
 
 Allendale. 
 
 SOLANO COUNTV. 
 AT.T.TtW M, postmaster, grain ware- 
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 Allen Springes, 
 
 LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 ALLEN A B. postmaster 
 
 ALLEN BROS, agents Wells, Fargo & 
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 proprietors Allen Springs Hotel 
 
 Alma, 
 
 SANTA CLARA COUNTY. 
 
 Aram J H, ngt S P C R R 
 
 Cook Mrs M A, hotel 
 
 D-.vfs Thos, biiggagemaster, S P C R R 
 
 Pa is SamI, coiiductor, 8 P C 11 li 
 
 !• mmett Elias, carpenti'r 
 
 Floyd Jno (i, hotel and postmaster 
 
 Robinson F C, saloon 
 
 Stewart H & J. gen mdso 
 
 Timm (ieo, surveyor 
 
 Alta, 
 
 PLACKR COUNTY, 
 
 A postolBce 53 mile? east of Auburn, on 
 the Central Pacihc Raiiroad. 
 
 ALTA BRANCH PIONEER BOX 
 
 FACTORY, Cooke & Son pioi)riutort 
 Banvanl E M, hotel and postmaster 
 Bush E«hv, machini;it 
 Damsguard Jno, sawmill 
 Kellogg K M, carpenter 
 Kfllogg Geo 1>, agt Bear River Mill Co 
 Kellogg & Pickens, gen mdse, hay, grain, 
 
 worn!, lumber, etc 
 Lindley Wm, carpenter - 
 St Louis Mining Co 
 Terrill J B, agt C P R R, W, P & Co'e 
 
 Kx and WO Tel Co 
 W bittern F G, liquors 
 
 Altoona, 
 
 TRINITY COUNTY. 
 
 CRANDALL CHARLES, general mer- 
 chandise, postmaster and superinten- 
 dent A Q Mining Co 
 
 Altaville, 
 
 CALAVKRAS COUNTY, 
 
 145 miles from San Francisco, is a very 
 pretty little place of about i'50 inhabit- 
 auts. It is reached rut Stockton. 
 
 ALTAVILLE HOTEL, B R Prince 
 
 proprietor 
 Baker Jno, brewery 
 Deiueroat D D, foundry 
 Nnnin ge r Henry, gen mdse 
 PRINCE B R, general merchandise, 
 
 ■ilk grower, iuaurance agent, mine 
 
 owner, eto 
 
 Alturas, 
 
 MODOC COUNTY, 
 
 (Dorr is Bridge postofBce.) 
 
 A place of 400 inhabitants, reached ria 
 Oregon Division of the Central Pacific 
 Railroad and stage line from Redding; 
 distant from San Francisco 489 miles. 
 
 Berry C, bootmaker 
 Sowman & Short, blacksmiths 
 Bowmer J C, atty at law 
 Breeding Wm, blacksmith 
 Combs W J, hotel 
 
 EDWARDS W F, pnb "Modoc Inde- 
 pendent" 
 Estes L C, livery stable 
 Ewing F W, dist atty 
 Fitzgerald N, notary 
 Forrest J M, pliysician 
 Gayiion A, saddler ' 
 
 Giroux & Hironjmonf, liquors 
 Greenslet C D, painter 
 Grubbs E P, county supt schools 
 Harrii G F, superior jud^e 
 Holleman J, atty at law 
 Howard Jas W, county assessor 
 Hudnall W L, physician 
 Keree David, restaurant 
 LAIRD J T, postmastsr 
 Lauer E, gen mdse 
 Ijondon Jno M, market 
 Mann & Skinner, saloon 
 Mark & Sanders, gen mdse 
 McKay Geo A, wagonmaker 
 Mitchell & Estes, livery 
 
 "MODOC INDEPENDENT," W F 
 
 Edwards pub 
 Monday D L, carpenter 
 Neleker &, London, butchers 
 Nichols R F, carpenter 
 Payne & Gagnon, harness makers 
 Rine N B, county treasurer 
 Saulisbury W A, county surveyor 
 Skinner W L,' liriuors 
 Stanley Jno, public administrator and 
 
 coroner 
 Tenner E, atty at lav/' 
 Thompson A E, carpenter 
 Turner E, atty at law 
 Wak efield Jas & Son, livery stable 
 WELCH GEORGE W, county clerk 
 
 and recorder 
 Weller O D, sheriff and tax collector 
 Williams W ,liquora 
 
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 Alvarado, 
 
 ALAMEDA COUNTY, 
 
 Sixteen miles from Oakland, 
 South Facitic Coast R. K. 
 
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 Dettelback J B, gen mdse 
 Goldman J, gen mdse 
 Helwig Philip & Co, market 
 Hezer August, bakery 
 Lowell A J, stoves and tinware 
 McKeown Jos, blacksmith and 
 
 EICHMOND E A, agent W, F & Co, 
 
 postmaster and justice of the peace 
 Standard Sugar Manufacturing Co 
 Stekes J J, gen mdse 
 Tay Geo H & Co, stove foundry 
 
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 AlvisOj 
 
 SANTA CLARA COUNTY. 
 
 Braley — Rev, warehouse 
 
 California Transportation Co, (Nelson 
 
 & Anderson) 
 Carter John S & Co, grain market and 
 
 warehouse 
 Emerson Austin, carpenter and builder 
 Ham U K, hay, grain and storage 
 Hutchinson Robert, hay and warehouse 
 Martin John, hay and grain 
 McCall Wm & Co, hay and warehouse 
 Nelson & Anderson, (C'al Transportation 
 
 Co), warehouse 
 Ortley John J, hay and grain, and stor' 
 
 age 
 Pelle Jules, hotel 
 Pray Frank, flouring mill 
 Thompson Thos, hotel 
 Tilden Susan Mrs, gen mdse 
 Wade H G, hay and grain, and ware 
 
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 Wade Miss Mary A, postmistress 
 Wright Wm, hotel 
 
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 Amador City, 
 
 AMADOR COUNTY, 
 
 A mining town of 800 inhabitants, 
 reached via Amador branch of the C. P. 
 R. R. to lone, thence by stage 8 miles; 
 distant from Sacramento 55 miles. 
 
 Dunlap J R & Co, drugs and varieties, 
 agent W U Tel Co and postmaster 
 
 Eclipse Mill k Mining Co, Geo W Kling 
 supt 
 
 Fleehart C, agent W, F 4 Co 
 
 Greenwood J, furniture and undertaker 
 
 Gundry J, justice of peace 
 
 Gundry Mrs M, boarding 
 
 Henderson F B, hotel 
 
 Hewitt & Hammeek, gen mdse 
 
 HurdW G, watchman 
 
 JEFFREY MBS E J, millinery 
 
 Kerr Thos, livery stable 
 
 Keystone Mining Co, O C Hewett supt 
 
 Kirkland Jas, grocer 
 
 Kirkland Wm, gen mdse 
 
 Kling Geo W, propr Pony Saloon 
 
 KOmLER H J, bakery, restaurant 
 and liquors 
 
 Mayon J L, physician 
 
 Mayon T H, physician 
 
 Miller D H, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 
 Mooney Michael, liquors 
 
 Payton W, constable 
 
 Peyton Wm, liquors 
 
 Priddy Rev W B, clergyman, (Metho- 
 dist) 
 
 Rafael N, tailor 
 
 Smith S H, liquors 
 
 Thomas J H, gen mdse 
 
 Weil A, geii mdse 
 
 Werner S. Sutherland, butchers 
 
 Amador Mill & Mining Co, J R Johns 
 
 supt 
 Basso A, bootmaker 
 Bianchetti B, hotel 
 Bunker Hill Mine, John Palmer supt 
 Chiechizola A, gen mdse 
 Culbert T S, blacksmith 
 
 Anaheim, 
 
 LOS ANUELES COUNTY, 
 
 Is twenty-six miles southeast of Los An- 
 geles, on the San Diego branch of the 
 8. P. R. R., 13 miles north of Ana- 
 heim Landing. The town is situated in 
 the center of a level plateau, 160 feet 
 above the sea level. It is 13 miles from 
 the Pacific Ocean, and on three sides 
 is, more or less, enclosed by foot-hills 
 four miles distant, and little mountains 
 10 miles distant. 
 
 To the eastward, 60 miles off, are the 
 high mountains of the Sierra Madre, with 
 snow-capped tops. To the westward is 
 the ocean, with a fine sandy beach of 30 
 miles in extent. The surrounding county 
 is very fertile, and is planted in fruit 
 orchards, vineyards and orange groves. 
 Owing to the great fertility of the soil, and 
 extraordinary quick growth of trees and 
 vegetation in Southern California, homes 
 may be raised in a very short time 
 whose beauty it would take scores of 
 vears to attain in less favored localities. 
 The population of Anaheim is nearly 
 2,000; the society is good, and musical 
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 plains and creeks. 
 
 The temperature is very equable, and 
 though the days are warm and sunny all 
 the year round, they are never oppres- 
 sively hot. The nights are bright and 
 starry, and cool in mid-summer. Rain 
 falls at intervals during the winter 
 months, and almost invariably at night, 
 the mornings being fresh and invigorat- 
 ing. It is the unanimous testimony, 
 both of physicians and travelers who 
 have visited Anaheim, that the climate 
 is unsurpassed as a health resort for in- 
 valids, especially those suffering from 
 diseases of the chest. Numbers are the 
 instances where persons who have come 
 to this country under sentence of death 
 from Eastern physicians, have returned 
 home cured, or been so greatly benefited 
 as to bo able to enjoy life and pursue 
 their avocations. 
 
 Most places in Southern California 
 are healthy, but Anaheim has u climate 
 and situation, with more of the desira- 
 ble, and fewer of the- undesirable ({uali- 
 ties for invalids, than any other place in 
 this part of the world. 
 
 Anaheim has Episcopal and Presby- 
 terian churches, a Roman Catholic chai>el 
 and a tine school house. There are also 
 a well e<lited weekly paper, the " (Ja- 
 zette," two hotels, the i'lunters' and the 
 Anaheim, two banks, two breweries, 
 and numerous stores and wine and spirit 
 manufacturers; also a Sanitarium and in- 
 valid's home. 
 
 This Sanitarium ia built of brick, com- 
 modious and well furnished, and offers 
 to the invalid a home in a dry and sunny 
 clime. 
 
 The proprietor is a graduate of the 
 Queen's College, Ireland, and the Royal 
 College of Physicians and Surgeons, f'A 
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 "ANAHEIM GAZETTE," (weekly) 
 
 Kicliard Mt-lrose propr, 
 Anaheim Gas Works, J os Bcnncrschcidt 
 
 propr 
 Backs F & J, funiiture, undertaking and 
 
 sewing machines 
 Bailey Alexander, town judge 
 Bailey Alexander, justice of the ixtace 
 
 BAITK OF ANAHEIM. S U Mott 
 
 president, B F Seibcrt cashier. Centre 
 Bauer Geo, bootmaker 
 Barham R M, deputy sheriff 
 Bennerscheidt Carl, saloon 
 Bennerscheidt Jos, stoves, tinware, gaS' 
 
 fitting and plumbing. Gas Works 
 Bettnear Andrew, wine distillery 
 
 Boege Henreich, wine grower 
 
 Boege Timothy, wine grower 
 
 Boldt Mrs H E, wine grower 
 
 Boycc Matthew, uunsmith 
 
 fireetl Mrs Julia M, teacher 
 
 Brier Miss Mary, teacher 
 
 Brown Mrs Flora, millinery 
 
 Burkle U, wine grower 
 
 Cahen Hippolyte, gen mdse and agricul- 
 tural implements 
 
 City Water Works 
 
 Ciaesen Martin, saloon 
 
 COHEN BROS, gen mdse, Los Angeles 
 
 Conratl Frederick, brewery 
 
 Cowen E L, dentist 
 
 DARLING T A, agent S P R R and 
 brancli operator W U Tel Co, Depot 
 
 Davis P 8l Bro, gen mdse agricul impl 
 and banking 
 
 Davis Gustave, (P D & Bro) nursery de- 
 pot 
 
 Dean J H T, barber and baths 
 
 Dreyfus B & Co, wine growers 
 
 Duncnnson E E, gen mdse 
 
 DUNHAM E, propr Planters Uotel, 
 Centre and Los Angeles 
 
 Eschelbach Peter, wine grower 
 
 Evans Bros, groceries 
 
 Ey Frank, cigars, tobacco, news and 
 barbers 
 
 Ferguson & Lake, drugsists 
 
 FERGUSSON REGINALD A, English 
 physician and surgeon. The Sani- 
 tarium 
 
 Fesenfeld \Vm, stove and tinware 
 
 GANNON THOMAS L, justice of the 
 
 peace and wheelwright. Centre 
 
 GOODMAN & RDflPATJ, dry goods, 
 
 clothing, boots and shoes and furnish- 
 ing goods. Centre 
 
 Grezez Francois, Commercial Hotel 
 
 Guinn J M, teacher 
 
 Hammes Piiilip, w ine grower 
 
 HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET 
 CO'S AGENCY, B F Seibert agent 
 
 HANNA JOHN real estate and ins agt 
 
 llanna Harry, manager VV U Tel Co 
 and ins 
 
 Hartung Frederick, wine grower 
 
 Helmsen Mrs E, cigars, tobacco and va- 
 rieties 
 
 Henderson W H, teacher 
 
 HIGGINS WM M, postmaster and 
 driiuuidt. Centre 
 
 HILLE CHAS, bakery and saloon, 
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 Hinde T P, brewery 
 
 Howard VVm. carpenter 
 
 Kamig W, wine grower 
 
 Korn F A, wine grower 
 
 Korn F A, town trustee 
 
 Kraker Henry, saloon 
 
 Kuelph Mrs E, wine grower 
 
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 LangeabwTuer A, gun niilao, agricul impl 
 
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 Langeiiburger F, ina agt 
 Law ton A J, roul estataagt 
 
 LEONARD & DAOWN, meat market, 
 
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 Lewid L F, livery stable 
 Loreuz C, wiiiu urowor 
 Luedke H, waCuhiuaker und jeweler and 
 
 wine grower 
 McUorniiitt Henry J, blaokamith and 
 
 wugoninaker 
 McKiniiij Mr<i A K, dressmaker and pat 
 
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 M£LE03E BICHABD, editor and 
 
 prupr "Aiiaiitiia (iazotto" and iasur- 
 
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 Melroao It, town cleric 
 MjudeUou M A, tailur and clothing 
 Mjtz Mi's M, wiiie grower 
 Moriaon W A, bLcksuiith and wagon- 
 in .iker 
 MILES BROS, grist mill opposite K K 
 
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 MTf/rifl D E, warehouse, storage and 
 
 coiniiiidjion. and iusurmce ugeut, op 
 
 posite K U D.pot 
 Mitchel! N H, livery stable 
 Muntgoin3ry Victor, atty at law and 
 
 not.ry p.iblio 
 M taiin 111 C, saloon, 
 Nebjlun.; Max, saloon, > 
 
 NeipJolin, winegrower 
 OLliEN WM B, agent Steame's 
 
 Itaiulios und real estate and insurance 
 
 agetit, Oentrd 
 Payne V 1{, city marshal 
 Pelli3grin P, watchmaker and jeweler 
 PL^TEBS HOTEL, E Dunham pro 
 
 prictor, Ctiiitro and Ljs Angeles 
 Reiser Tiieodore, wine grower 
 Kiinp lu Theodore, ins agt 
 Kuelimiiin Frederick, saloon 
 
 SAHIIAQO GOLD AND SILVEB 
 MINING CO, T A Darlinc; mmager 
 and vice prosiient, offije U U Djpot 
 
 Saxton — , town trustjo 
 
 SEIBEBT B F, cashier Bank of Ana- 
 heim, iniurance agent, and agent 
 H imbur^-Americau Packet Co; drafts 
 drawn o.i uU European cities; Ceutr^i 
 
 Sex Mis4 Juli^i, dresjuiaker 
 
 Schneider Mrs, wine grower 
 
 Scott K \V, atty at law and notary pub- 
 lic 
 
 SMITH A GUY, (A G S & Co), agent 
 Imperial, London, Northern aud 
 Quee I Insurance companies 
 
 SMITH A GUT & CO, lumb.^r, grain 
 aud produce and commission mer- 
 chants, saw, planing aud grist mills, 
 brick yard and warehouse, IC K Depot 
 
 Snolgrass B J, constable 
 
 Stackpole J VV & J E, Mloon aid lodg- 
 
 Steinhart A NV, cashier B^nk of P Davis 
 & Bro and ins agt 
 
 STOUGH H A, blacksmith & wagon- 
 maker. Centre 
 
 Strodthof D, wine grower 
 
 THE SANITARIUM, Dr. Ileginald A 
 Fer^usaoii propr, Lamon, Second aud 
 ■South 
 
 TUFFBEE J K, real estate agent, Los 
 
 Angeles 
 War.ing O, harness and saddles 
 Werder H, town trustee 
 \Verder H, wine grower, 
 Wehineyer H, wine grower 
 White A E, horse^hoer aud blacksmith 
 Wilie C, coopjr 
 Williams D K, drayman 
 Wiatieid Mrs M J, dres^imaker 
 Yoouin J H, physician 
 Zjyn John P, town trustee, winegrower 
 
 Anderson, 
 
 8IIA8TA COUNTY. 
 
 Abbott J W, hotel 
 
 Anderson E, hotel and agt W, F 4 Co 
 Anderson E F, act Cal & O it U 
 Anderson Hans, bbckiinith 
 Anderson W 8, clerk and postmaster 
 B.iker Goorge, maiiuf furuituro aud up- 
 holsterer 
 Bedford Wright, merchants 
 Beccher & Chuniptiu, murchauta 
 BjU Thomis, liquors 
 Burke B W, harnessm-tkor 
 Calhoun J Gil, physician and surgeon 
 Cliurch F B, groceries 
 KImore W W, constable 
 Keeber B B, painter 
 Lovell J G, livery stable 
 Parhan D, wagon and carriagemakor 
 Koburts B F, dist school teacher 
 Spame J W, justice peace 
 Stuart B W, butcher 
 Wolf Samuel, blacksmith 
 
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 CALAVEKAS COUNTY, 
 
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 the principal msans of support. The 
 population ii 600. 
 
 ANGEL'S HOTEL, Goo Tryon propr. 
 
 Main 
 Browner Fred, butcher 
 Caster Jacob, saloon 
 
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 Gaxton Wm, saloon 
 
 CooIeyJohii, ahnemiker 
 
 Cofgrove Ktitc, hotel 
 
 Cmwfdnl Mra J, bakery 
 
 Crooks W Hj news agt 
 
 CROOKS WM, po8u..r.<tor 
 
 Der ails Thomns, innrble wor'rs 
 
 FBR&Y JOHN, livery stable 
 
 Fletcher J C, cui-p3nter 
 
 Kelly W A, phvaician 
 
 Untiaay T J{, U 8 commissioner and no- 
 tary pulilic 
 
 Miitson J, hi icksmith nnd wago.''»n.'>V:nr 
 
 "MOTJFTAIN ECHO," Myrou Reec: 
 propr 
 
 Myern John B, constable 
 
 r»jachy H J, p.. inter 
 
 Peachy T H, uupt schools 
 
 Peirautt John, gen mdae 
 
 Peirnno J, uen nidse 
 
 REED MYRON, e.!itor and publisher 
 "Mountoiu Echo" ^ . 
 
 RohiiiHon L, biiibor 
 
 SCRIBNER J C, dry goods, furnishing 
 goods, gr.icoiiua, drugs, queonswars*, 
 hiirdwnre, ci^urs and tobacco etc, ugt 
 W, F ft Co 
 
 SpiUiier Wip, shoomnker 
 
 Stickle E ft H, geii nidie 
 
 Tiiit Win, juitfej of the peace 
 
 TRTON GEORGE C, propr Angels 
 Hotel 
 
 Waterman £ K, blucksmith 
 
 Ang^el Island, 
 
 MARIN COUNTV. 
 Military station and postmaster. 
 
 MILLER CHAS. postmaster 
 ^Vaithia^^tou B, post trader 
 
 Antelope, 
 
 BAOIIAMENTO COUNTV, 
 
 On the C P R R, 10 milus from Sacra 
 men to. 
 
 Anderson W G, bkcksmith 
 
 ASTIL RICHARD, provisions, flour, 
 
 gr4>iii and lumlier, pnstinuster 
 Bruster D 1>, wheelwright and carpenter 
 Powell W II, mill and warehouse 
 iSiJns P V, blucksmith 
 
 Cole C J, hotel 
 
 RAPP ATJOTJST, postmMter 
 
 Rathbum H B, hotel 
 
 Anthony House, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffioe, 12 miles from Nevada 
 City; reached by stage. 
 
 Antioch, 
 
 CONTIIA 008TA COUNTY, 
 
 A thorough thriving town of 1,200 in- 
 '\iibituntB, pleasantly situated at the 
 mouth of the Hixn Joaquin river; distant 
 from San Francisco 55 miles, from which 
 it is reached by bpat or C. P. ft N. R.R. 
 
 .\BBOTT J P, editor and propr "An- 
 tioch Ledger 
 Amber.? JoH, Iwrlx-r 
 
 AMEEICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, 
 
 i* lirirtiii pr )pr 
 Angel ft Coiulor-i, fruit nnd produce 
 
 "ANTIOCH LEDGER," (weekly) J P 
 
 Abbott editor and propr 
 Antioch and Somersvillo Stage Line, J 
 
 G Chase propr 
 Buker J U, postmaster 
 Baker ft OMcn, drugs, express and tele- 
 
 grnph opr 
 Buylids Kit, li({uors 
 Behnn T, liquors 
 Brewer H W, undertaker, carpenter and 
 
 builder 
 BRUNKHORST W A, «en mdse 
 OALLtrORNIA DISillliING CO, 
 
 J O'it ft Adler, proprs 
 CARMAN G C, groceries 
 Caning tun John, pastor Congregational 
 
 chutch 
 Chase J G, propr Antioch and Somers- 
 
 villc Stage Line 
 Cruikshan'i .las 'I', alty at law 
 
 DAHNKEN FRED, liquors 
 
 Donnelly Peter, drayman 
 Do:iovun C, liquors 
 
 Empire Coal Mine ft R R Go's, Judson 
 Belshaw ft Rouseproprs 
 
 FARMERS HOTEL. U S StiachSeld 
 pr.'pr 
 
 Gagen Jno, sodawater manuf 
 
 GRIFFIN P, proprietor American Ex- 
 chan:.;e Hotel , 
 
 HANDY ISAAC, drayman 
 
 ll..rns Mttrk, butcher 
 
 HOMBURG MARTIN, general mer- 
 chandise, ship chandlery and furniture 
 
 Jacobi M U, dry gomls 
 
 Johnson ft Henniag, hotel 
 
 Jos! ill L B, saddle and harness 
 
 J03T & ADLER, proprs California 
 Distilling Co 
 
 Judson BiHshaw & Rouse, proprs Em- 
 pire Coal Mine ft R R »^o 
 
 Keiser J G, liquors 
 
 Lee ft Waldie, painters 
 
 H. PALMER & CO., Port Wine $^50 per gal. 
 
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 ALPIIARirriCAul.T. 
 
 Lieber Ljfl;en mdse 
 
 LOKEtEiTA, liquors, cigars and to- 
 bacco 
 Lobree I gen mdse 
 Martin Thos, liquors 
 McCabe Edward, stationery, etc 
 McDermott P, horseahoer ^ 
 McNulty Francis 
 
 Meinken Fred, liquors ' 
 
 Meyer Gabriel, gen mdse 
 Moore W A, dentist 
 Nicholson Isaac, pottery 
 Nolan James, liquor^ 
 Page S B, gunsmith 
 
 FASKISONMC. druggist 
 
 Peers H, liquors 
 
 Petei-s s, Stamm, boot and shoe dealers 
 Peterson Ned, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Radke Albert, watchmaker 
 
 Reed & Lee, undertakers 
 
 Rembree W, liquors 
 
 Rouse, Formaii & Co , lumber dealers 
 
 ROUSE & FBINE, gen mdse, 
 
 STINCHflELD HS,propr Farmers 
 
 Hotel 
 Taylor R P, tinsmith 
 Timonds Miss Johanna, millinery and 
 
 fancy goods 
 Upson C E, watehmiker and jeweler 
 
 USRESTAUEANT, R W Walker 
 
 W>ropr 
 ALKER R W, propr U S Restaurant 
 Wemple E L, pbyiiician 
 White T B, grocer 
 Wild C, tailor 
 Woloott Oliver, atty at law 
 Wright G C, stoves and tinware 
 
 THE ANTIOCH LEDGEK 
 
 A WEEKLY PAPER PUBLISHED AT 
 
 Adit loch f Contf'a Costa Co,, Cal, 
 
 J. P. ABBOTT, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 HAS A GOOD CIRCULATION. 
 
 < IS REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS. 
 
 TERMS, in Advance* ... Three Dollars. 
 
 Aptos, 
 
 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, | 
 
 Situate! on Monterey Bay, ci^ht miles 
 from Santa Cruz, and 12 from Watson- 
 ville, convenient by rail to either place. 
 Mr. Claus Spreckles, who owns a large 
 estate at this place, has erected a magni- 
 ficent hotel, adapted for the accommoda- 
 tion of summer travel. The location is 
 a very desirable one, and as a resort is 
 the most convenient and eligible on the 
 coast. At present writing the place is 
 being prepared for the reception of 
 guests, and the influx promises to be a 
 large one thisseason, which sets in about 
 April. Many improvements are being 
 made by the lessee, Mr. W. H. Stcd- 
 man, formerly of Congress Springs,] 
 who, being thoroughly versed in the re- 
 quirements of such a place, can be relied 
 upon to bring out the resources of the 
 establishment. The main building, con-| 
 taining 54 rooms, each and all large and 
 elegantly furnished, stands on a rise of 
 ground, overlooking the bay, and is' 
 
 fronted by a lawn and flower beds, and 
 a stately fountain, towering 40 feet in 
 hight. A'l interesting spot, situated 
 100 yards dib^ant from the house, across 
 the creek, and appronohed \>y a rustic 
 bridge, seems to have been designed 
 especially for picnic parties, being fur- 
 nished by nature with nunierous live- 
 oak trees, and improved with arbors, 
 swings and lounges. The dining hall, 
 frequently converted into a ball room, 
 is a feature of the place, and one in 
 which the management take great pride. 
 It is a large room, handsomely fe»t(>oucd 
 and lighted, and itf^ floor is second to 
 none that we have ever stepped upon. 
 Bath rooms, closets and parlors abound 
 in the house, and an excellent quality 
 of gas is manufactured on the premises 
 for every room, i'retty cottages, for 
 families, are tastefully grou^jed in the 
 grounds. At a little distance across the 
 lawn are the bar room, billiard hall, 
 bowling alley and club rooms, furnished 
 with all the modern appliances. The 
 general external appearance of the place 
 suggest warmth, ease and recreation. 
 
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 and it is said that when lighted up by 
 lanterns on gala nights, the effect is very 
 pleasing. Every inducement in the 
 way of amusement ia offered. Fishing, 
 boating and hunting can be indulged in 
 
 sea shells, mosses and fern of the lo- 
 cality. 
 
 ARANO JOSEPH, gen mdse, postmaster 
 
 „ ^ „ Rice D M, liquors 
 
 at leisure by gentlemen, while the ladies STEDMAN yf H, hotel 
 may occupy themselves in gathering the Walsh P K, liquors 
 
 TOS ISOTBL, 
 
 AptoSf California, 
 
 Tlie Most Fopn'.ar Besort in California. Now 0p3n for the Season. 
 
 Rates. From $12 to $14 per Week. 
 
 W. H. STEDMAN, Proprietor. 
 
 Aqueduct City, 
 
 AMADOK COUNTY, 
 
 (Postoffice, Pine Grove), 
 
 A mining village, 12 miles from Jackson. 
 
 Moore k Skelton, jewelers and photo- 
 graphers 
 
 Pert & Cross, gen mdse 
 
 Kuser & Bailey, hotel 
 
 Vauglian L N, atty at law and notary 
 public 
 
 Cook Jacob, carpenter 
 
 Ham A C, hotel 
 
 Ludekins L, justice of the peace and 
 
 gen mcls<! 
 Richards \V, constable 
 
 Arbuckle, 
 
 COLUSA COUNTY, 
 
 la a new town, named after its founder, 
 Tiicitus K. Arlmckle, Esi; , on the Cali- 
 fornia Pacific and Northtirn Railway, I5)i 
 miles from Knight's Landing, in u rich! 
 agricvlturul section. 
 
 Alexander Ahram, blacksmith 
 
 AEBUCKLE T B, city marshal, col- 
 lector, real estate agt, livory stable 
 and postmaster 
 
 Argyle I F, lumber 
 
 Bibb J Cr, saloon 
 
 Frees C J, agt W, F & Co 
 
 (iibbons (J H, druggist and physician 
 
 (loringer Frederica, liotel 
 
 Hall &. Smith, niachiuiat and blacksmith 
 
 Harris & Co, gun mdso 
 
 Hollo way \V M, music teacher 
 
 Howell & Lucas, saloon 
 
 Areata, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY. 
 
 Eligibly situated for the lumber trade 
 of Mad river and neighborhood, Areata ia 
 quite a flourishing town. It has a popu- 
 lation of about 800, boasts a free public 
 reading room, a spicy newspajier — the 
 " Leader " — and a commodious hall or 
 theater. Distance from Eureka, eight 
 miles by water and tramway, and twelve 
 by ovcrlitnd stage. Located here is an 
 a«lniirab]e health institution, under the 
 direction of l»r. H. W. Marsh. The 
 estui)li8lnnent is furnished with the con- 
 veniences of ii modern hotel, with the 
 etceteras that commend tiiemselves to 
 invalids. The Doctor administers Turk- 
 ish and Russian baths on the premises, 
 and is ever present to give his assistance 
 an»l advice to inmates. The Marsh 
 House is beautifully situated, overlook- 
 ing the bay. 
 
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 B Thorj)e ctlitor and propr 
 
 Areata Library Association 
 
 BAIB & PAELDEE, liquors and bil- 
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 Bauman John, blacksmith 
 
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 firizard A, gen mdse 
 
 Brizanl A Mi-a, millinery 
 
 BULL J C JR. °>^^^ market 
 
 BUBNS ROBERT, tin and hardware 
 
 Cave U B, grist mill 
 
 Chilsnn — Rev, pastor M E Church 
 
 Cleverly H C, watchmaker 
 
 CuUbei^ Isaac, gen mdse 
 
 BEMINO B, justice of the peace, atty 
 
 at Liw and collection agt 
 DEMINO E A, wheelwright and 
 
 blacksmith 
 Devlin Thomas, tannery 
 ERIC^ON A W, books, stationery 
 
 and umsic, agt W U Tel Co 
 Falk & Chandler, saw and grist mill 
 Fickle W Y & ISon, shingle mill 
 Fleming H VV, physician 
 ( Jaliuger A B Mrs, varieties ' 
 Gingery Joseph, bootmaker 
 Ureenwald Julius, gen mdso 
 Hally John, livery stable 
 Uarpst & Spring, gen mdse and harness 
 Hawkins A, cabinet maker 
 Hopkias G W, justice, atty and notary 
 H\j5TER WM J, bootmaker 
 Uuestis Theo F & \V P, painters 
 KALACICH MARXm, saloon and 
 
 restaurant 
 KIREBY W H, Pioneer Livery Stable, 
 ' and propr Eureka and Trinidad Stage 
 
 and Mail Line, SE co r Plaza 
 ENIGHT & RICHERT, liquors and 
 
 bd.i..rds 
 TiyARf<lTT H W DR, Hygienic Institute 
 
 und Turkish Baths 
 MEEKER LOUIS E, physician and 
 
 burgeon 
 Menefee P M, physician 
 H fPfHHT J'T. SETH W iMerrell House), 
 
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 MINOR ISAAC, Areata Moat Market 
 Minor A E Mrs, milliner and dressmaker 
 MOULTON F, druggist 
 
 Nellist J Mrs, tancy goods 
 Ordenheimer VVm, bootmaker 
 FOULEUR J B & 00, stoves and tin 
 
 ware, sewing machines, etc 
 RICHARD C 0, liquors and billiards 
 RICUERT J, propr Union Hotel 
 iSchorlig L E, groceries and bakery 
 SMITH CHARLES, gen mdsd and 
 
 postiMsater 
 Smith Maurice, liquors 
 SIMFSON WM A, bairdressei 
 
 TILLET OEORQE H, agt W, F & C 
 
 THORPE W B, editor "Areata Lead- 
 er" 
 
 UNION HOTEL AND RESTAUR 
 
 /iNT, J Kichert propr 
 Union Wharf Co, O W B Yocnm supt 
 Yocum G W B, supt Union Wharf Co 
 Xizues F, liquor* 
 
 Ashland, 
 
 SACRAMENTO COUNTY. 
 
 Lawton Jno, gen mdse and postmaster 
 Wallace J H, agt North Fork Ditch Co 
 
 Atkinson, 
 
 SAN DIEGO COUNTY. 
 Atkinson L, postmaster 
 
 Auburn, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY. 
 
 Auburn, the county seat of Placer 
 county, is one of the oldest and best 
 known mining towns of the State, it 
 is situated on the line of the Central Pa- 
 cific K. R., Sti miles northeast of Sacra- 
 mento, and about two miles from the 
 American river. It is in the foothill re- 
 gion of the Sierra Nevada mouiitaius, 
 the altitude beiu^ 1,350 feet. The sesn- 
 ery in the vicinity of Auburn is grand 
 and Ijeautiful, antl the climate, tliougli 
 warmer in summer than that prevailing 
 along the coast, is extremely healthful. 
 For these reasons, the place has become 
 in late years, somewhat of a resort for 
 tourists and invalids. The town is 
 supported chielly by mining and fruit 
 growing. Auburn has at present two 
 churches, the Methodist-Episcopal, and 
 the Uoman Catholic. A third churcli 
 edifice, for the use of the Congregation- 
 alists, will also shortly be built. The 
 Episcopalians hold monthly services, 
 though as yet possessing no church edi- 
 ticc of their own. The l)enevolent in- 
 stitutions comprise lodges of Masons, 
 OcUl Fellows, A. 0. U. W. and Good 
 Templars. A large and handsome pub- 
 lic school building, with four teachers, 
 supply the educatitmal want of the town. 
 Two papers, both weekly, are published 
 here. Population 2,000, and growing. 
 
 Adams C H, deputy shcriif 
 
 Atlnms F D, county auditor and recorder 
 
 AMERICAN HOTEL, Frank TuU 
 
 propr 
 
 ANDREWS & HOLLENBECK, age 
 
 W, F & Co, and jewelers and bouki 
 ASHLEY J T, uniler sheriff 
 Benson J" D, boot and shoemaker 
 Betton S, liquors 
 Bisbee J G, county treasurer 
 Boggs J C, sheriff and tax collector 
 Borland's Hotel, J Borland propr 
 Bryan G 8, liquors 
 Bullock W H, attorney at law 
 
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 Burns H, 1 liquors 
 Caiu ThoB, liquors 
 Cassidy Mrs B D, tel opr C P R II 
 Cia]>p 8, constibie 
 Craig £ L, attorney at law 
 C'ri88m%n Ben, liquors 
 CEOSBY C C, Empire Livery Stable 
 Curley & Mahon, depot liTjuors 
 Dwyer & McConnick, groceries 
 Edlvr F A, gunsmith and justice of the 
 peace 
 
 mPIKE LIVERY STABLE, C C 
 
 Crosby propr 
 rENTOH H W, editor and propr " The 
 
 Piacor Argus" 
 
 FUCHER & KINCADE, publishers 
 
 "The riacer Herald" 
 Fitch J Ives, attorney at law 
 Fried H, dry gootls and clothing 
 Fulweiler J M, atturney at law and no- 
 tary public 
 GRA HU l ER JOS> varieties and restau- 
 rant 
 OROHS F, Auburn Brewery 
 (iubb^y F, groceries . ; , 
 
 Hale J E, atty at law 
 Hamilton Jo^ph, atty at law 
 Hell wig Chus J, iiarm»s and saddlery 
 Hi.llu E F, bjkery 
 HouBcr Ij, dry goods, clothing, boots and 
 
 shoe-o, huts and cups 
 Hughes W B, carriage painting 
 liieger J»)hn, liquors 
 KEEHNER A, liquors 
 Kiiikade J 1", atty at law 
 LARDNER "W B, district attorney, 
 
 utty at law and notary public 
 Lipiett A, hotel 
 
 LOYEWELL GEC H, photographer 
 Lowell U P. gen mdso 
 Lubeck D VV & Co, dry goods and cloth- 
 ing 
 Muuomb Goo B, tin and hardware 
 Manu V V, furniture and undertaker 
 McClollan Mrs 8, dressmaker 
 McCumb (t B, stoves, tin and hardware 
 McCjnnick J as Jr, constable 
 Mc(Juiro VV B, liquors 
 McKiuley J, aRsoosor District No 3 
 Merrill \V C, tailor 
 Meyrcd B F, huparior judge 
 Mitchell John H, asses4or District No 1 
 Munsou W L, assessor District No 2 
 Newtoii k Lowell, gen mdse 
 NichoU T J, county clerk 
 "PLACER HERALD" (weekly), Fil- 
 
 cher & Ki.icado publishers 
 Predoui Moses, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 PUTNAM HOUSE, Terry & Co man 
 
 agers 
 Futuum 8, lumber «ad planing mills 
 
 Rapier R G, barber and baths 
 
 Reeves E J, carpenter and builder 
 
 Reeves Tlios, barber 
 
 REEVE3 W J, freight clerk C P R R 
 
 SEAVEY F, county supt of schools 
 
 6hackleton E L, physician and surgeon 
 
 Shay Mis E, restaurant 
 
 Siefert & Brood, butchers 
 
 bimon C L, liquors 
 
 Smith J J, propr Auburn Hotel, depot 
 
 Siiowdon E C, drugs 
 
 Spear D W, atty at law 
 
 Siophens T E, gen mdsa 
 
 Stevens S M, druggist and tel opr W U 
 
 Tel Co 
 Stone Henry, blacksmith 
 Stone S M, danti t 
 Tumpliu \Vm, meat niarket 
 TEKRY &W0, mauag. m I'utmanHouse 
 •"I'HE FLACJia ARIUS" (weekly), 
 
 11 \V Fouton editor and proprietor 
 Todd S H, (Motliodiat) cler^yiu in 
 Todil T M, physician and surgeon 
 TULL FRANK, proprietor American 
 
 lluta 
 Warmiugton J, fruits, vegetables and 
 
 varieties 
 Walih E, notary {)ublic and in? agent 
 WaUh Ja9, boot ami Hhoemaker 
 Wiiito & Hi.ikle, blacksmiths and car- 
 riage buiUleri ' 
 Widis J R, postmaster, books and sta- 
 tionery 
 WILLMENI MRS G, agent C PR R, 
 grocunus, feed and hardware 
 
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 ALPHA BBTIOALKY. 
 
 THE NEW AND ELEGANT PUTNAM HOUSE 
 
 Is now open to the Public. This Hotel is conveniently located on a picturesque 
 and commanding site near the RAILROAD DEPOT, AUBURN. Furni- 
 ture New and Elegant. Apartments Large, Light and Airy. Hot and Cold Baths 
 for the use of guests. 
 
 THE BAR always supplied with Choice Wines and Liquors. Free 'Dus to 
 and from the Railroad Depot. TERRY & CO., Managers. 
 
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 AUBURN, PLACER CO., CAL, 
 FRANK TULL PROPRIETOR. 
 
 The largest and most safely constructed House in the place. The accommoda- 
 tions are emphatically first-class. 'Bus in attendance at all trains. The location is 
 the finest of any house in Auburn. It commands an excellent view of the moun- 
 tains and valleys. ONLY WHITE HELP EMPLOYED. Provided with 
 reading-room and bar-room, also sample-room for commercial travelers. 
 
 Terms Reasonable. Patronage Solicited. 
 
 Baird, 
 
 SHASTA COUNTY. 
 A charming hunting and fishing resort. 
 
 Campbell J B, fiah poud 
 
 Osgood E L, hotel and postmaster 
 
 Stuac Livingston, U 8 nah commissioner 
 
 Ballena, 
 
 SAN DIEUO COUNTY, 
 Fifty-five miles northeast of San Diego. 
 
 Green D, station keeper 
 Mclntier John L, gen mdso and post- 
 master 
 Mulkins J W, blacksmith 
 Keed Mrs li, gen mdse 
 Sawday ft Holmes, gen mdse 
 
 Bang^or, 
 
 BUTTE COUNTY. 
 
 Allen J E, gen mdse amd postmaster 
 
 Andrews A, blacksmith 
 
 Manson J 8, millwright 
 
 Payne J E, hotel 
 
 Rickmau & Co, propra So Honcut M Co 
 
 Banta* 
 
 SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, 
 Situated on the C. P. R., 75 milea from 
 
 San Francisco, by Livermore route, and 
 17 miles from Stockton. Population 
 about 100. A stage leaves Banta daily 
 for San Joaquin City, Grayson and 
 Hill's Ferry. Through tickets cau bo 
 procured on the train. 
 
 BSICHETTOG & CO, gen mdse and 
 
 saloon 
 Godchaux L, liquors 
 Israel I G, postmaster 
 ISRAEL W C, livery and daily stage 
 
 line to (irayson and Hill's Ferry 
 LAMB W 0, raiser of fine stock 
 fjuce Douglas, justice of the peace and 
 
 physician 
 
 HcARDLE EUGENE, blacksmith and 
 
 wagonmakcr 
 PORTER BROS, (T G & A J), liiuors 
 Prather B F. hotel 
 
 WILLIAMS JOHN C, constable and 
 
 co llector 
 
 WILSON OLIVER H, Railroad Res 
 
 tauraiit and saloon 
 WOOD ROTAL JR. agent C P R R, 
 
 W, F & Co and W U Tel Co; dealer in 
 
 grain sacks and ins agt 
 
 Bartlett Springs, 
 
 LAKE COUNTY, 
 
 Is reached via California Pacific Railroad 
 to Calistogo, thence by stage 4(i miles ; 
 distance 114 miles froin San Francisco. 
 
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 Gibbiai W B, physic! 
 Gibson ft McFarlane, 
 
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 Alexander D, liotel 
 
 Burtlett, McMahon & Clark, proprs hotel 
 Gaynor & Alexander, liquors 
 Scudumore, Reynolds & Co, gen mdse 
 Yonge J F M, postmaster 
 
 Batavia, 
 
 SOLANO COUNTY, 
 
 Is a pretty place on the Calif oruia Rail- 
 road, 61 miles from 8au Franciaco. 
 
 BAYLEY G G, agt C P R R and 
 
 Wells, Fargo & Co 
 Byrne P, saloon 
 
 Byrae Mrs P, hotel and feed stable 
 Coulter & Bayley, grain warehouses 
 Coulter G, postmaster 
 Francis E, machinist 
 Frazer D A, blacksmith 
 Houut M, saloon 
 
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 PLACER COUNTY. 
 
 A mining village and postofiice, six 
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 Beckstream John G, 
 
 Bowers David L, lumberman 
 
 Eureka Pitch Co 
 
 Hazard Mine, James H Keohen supt 
 
 Mountain Chief and Blue Gravel Co, J 
 
 B Lellier supt 
 Simmons P, saloon 
 Van Emou James A, district assessor 
 
 LEVY & CO, general merchandise 
 LEVY L, deputy postmaster 
 Smith E 0, atty at law 
 
 LEVY & CO., 
 
 Bear Valley, 
 
 MARIPOSA COUNTY. 
 
 Newman & Hammatt, iivery stable and 
 
 butchers 
 Beard H, saloon 
 Pendola N, merchant 
 Quierolo Joseph, justice peace 
 RICE EDW A&D M, hotel and post 
 
 master 
 Troboco L, merchant 
 Wilcox Jno VV, atty at law 
 
 Beckwith, 
 
 PLUMAS COUNTY. 
 
 Bingham W C, hotel and saloon 
 
 Gibbias W B, physician 
 
 Gibson k McFarlune, blacksmith! 
 
 DEALERS IN 
 
 General Merchandise, 
 
 BECKWITH, 
 
 Plumas Co., CaL 
 
 Beirs Bridge, 
 
 SHASTA COUNTY. 
 BAEEE REUBEN, postmaster 
 
 Belmont, 
 
 SAN MATEO COUNTY, 
 
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 Distant from San Francisco via Southern 
 Pacific Railroad, 25 miles. Noted for 
 its handsome residences and lovely land- 
 scapes. 
 
 Emmett VV A, saloon 
 
 Hamnierson A, blacksmith 
 
 JANEE C F. Belmont Soda Works, 
 
 gen mdse and postmaster 
 O'Neil M J, livery stable 
 Waltormire A F, hotel 
 
 Benicia, 
 
 SOLANO COUNTY, 
 
 Situated on the Sacramento river, 35 
 miles from San Francisco, was at one 
 time the capital of the State. It is 
 reached by the Central Pacific Railroad, 
 whose c:^ s are transferred across the 
 river by the largest steam ferry-boat in 
 the world. It contai&J barracks, a con- 
 vent, a college, and the only arsenal on 
 the P.'tcifio Coast. Its population is 
 about 1,700, and bids fair to emerge 
 from the cloud of depression under 
 which it has lately been. 
 
 Ainsworth W H, clookfi, jewelry, etc 
 ABSENALi J McAllister lieutenant 
 
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 Atwond L C, agt W U Tel Co 
 
 BARRY JAMESi general merchandise 
 and agt for t'ominereial Union Ass'u 
 Co, notary public and justice of the 
 p^ace 
 
 Benne J 1», planiTig mill 
 
 "BENICIA CHRONICLE," W H 
 
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 BENICIA WATER CO, S C Gr.iy 
 
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 Blake Wm, stoves and tinware 
 Bri>wn J R & Co, tanners 
 College of St Augustine, Rt Rev J 11 D 
 
 WingKeld DD LL D presb 
 Daltim S \V, liquors 
 Danforth IC P & Co, tanners and leather 
 
 merchants 
 Da\ is Clias, carpenter 
 DRISCOLL D, Mines and li^uorj 
 l-)urner Chas, confjctionery and tobacco 
 ICwiriir James, gen mdse 
 Fcrrin .lohn, shoe stock manuf 
 Fisher Joseph, teacher 
 Folaom E C, physician and druggist 
 Folsom Myrick, hotel 
 FOREMAN W H, general mercliandise 
 GILIEY & CO. (f A Uilley & C 11 
 
 Vosburgh), tinners, plumbers and gas 
 
 fitters 
 Glyne J, blacksmith 
 (loodycar Andrew, contractor 
 GRAY EDWARD, physician 
 GRAY S A^rtist 
 GRAY SAMUEL C> real ostato and 
 
 insurance aguut 
 Hank John, bakery 
 Harriiran M, painter 
 
 HASTINGS D N, capitalist 
 
 HASTINGS W F, justice of peace 
 HOUGHTON C B. lumber 
 Howarth .Jas, plumi>er 
 KINGSTREY THOS, groceries and 
 
 liquors 
 Kuhland W, bootmaker, stationer, etc 
 
 Jones J W, gen mdsa 
 
 LENTON CHAS, watchmaker and 
 jeweler 
 
 LYNCH JOHN, attorney at law 
 Maloncy 1), bootmaker 
 Manning Mrs Mary, candy and notions 
 MANSriELD L D, doctor St Mary's 
 
 ilall boarding and day school for 
 ladies 
 
 MASSLE & GNAUCE, brewery 
 AlcDoucll A, postmastjr and agt Wells 
 
 Fargo imd Co 
 McKay & Chisholm, tanners 
 MELlON CHAS, general merchandise, 
 
 gents' furnishing goods, etc 
 
 MERRIMAN MRS M G, miJinor 
 
 and (IrASiniaker 
 MI2NER L B..Jittorney at law 
 MoiincaJohn, li [uors 
 
 " NEW ERA," A W Fergusson & Co 
 
 proprietors 
 Opperman Julius, tailor 
 Ormsby E S, watchmaker 
 Philips R !•', dentist 
 
 Pruyh \V W, station agt Northern R R 
 Quigg Chas, liquors 
 Reynold-* Lr« A, hotel 
 Robjrts J, harnessmaker 
 Roskcllcy Josej)h, li([uor3 
 
 RYDER & SHERMAN, carpcntcTs 
 
 and builders 
 Sanders Mary, dry goods 
 Sanborn L I), undertaker 
 Smith J B, shooting gallery 
 Smith M .1, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 St Catherine's Convent, Sistjr Mary 
 
 Jo8e|>h lady superior 
 Stevens John, liquors 
 Stoddard A M, butcher 
 Tiiomas & Oliver, restaurant 
 Von Prister K H, liquors 
 WEIMANN L, principal of schools 
 Weimann Mrs Julia, hotel 
 
 SAMUEL C. CRAY, 
 
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 Bdrdan, 
 
 BUTTE COUNTY. 
 BEBDAN M J, poatmaater and hotel 
 
 Berkeley, 
 
 ALAMEDA COUNTY, 
 
 Is eight miles fro:ii San Francisco, reach' 
 ed m C. P. R. H.; fare twuity cents. 
 
 Acheson J, hotel 
 
 Adams k, Fenton, boots and shoes 
 
 BACHMAN J, (iemiauia Garden and 
 
 Ftititkuraiit 
 Bates C P, dentist 
 Bauml W L, inanufr cigars 
 
 BERKELEY GYMllASnrM 
 
 Brom Antonio, tinware 
 
 Boynton Iru, justice peace 
 
 Brandt F, saloon 
 
 Brennnn Bros, saloon and livery stable 
 
 Bruiu H & Co, grocers and gen mdse 
 
 Bunce H A, carpenter 
 
 Bunne Mrs H A, Revere House 
 
 BUERIS'.JOHlf F, Berkeley Gymna 
 
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 Carnall & Chapman, red estate 
 CHAFIE, TAILMAN & CO. grocers 
 
 and hotel 
 Elder Mary, drugs 
 EMERSOM D L, attorney at law and 
 
 teachtr of reading 
 EMERSON D L & L H, real estate 
 
 and general insurance agents and at- 
 torneys at law, iShattuck ave 
 
 Fidchel I & Co, butchers 
 
 Flemi.ig A, postmaster 
 
 Fleming Thos, harness maker 
 
 Foley Mrs Sarah, saloon 
 
 Fowler W C, fruit and produce 
 
 Fricks Christ, shoemaker 
 
 Gottshall & MeClain, gen mdse and agts 
 Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex 
 
 Hann Tl)08, butcher . 
 
 Higgins Jas, saloon 
 
 Huston R G, hotel and groceries 
 
 Jones T, horseshoer 
 
 Knott R K, hotel 
 
 Landers Mrs 8, stationery and confec- 
 tionery 
 
 Larson Gilbert, boots and shoes , 
 
 Lehrnass Richd, saloon 
 
 Maloney Cornelius, hotel 
 
 Marks Lew is, g rocericg 
 
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 ALPHARVriCALLV. 
 
 Merrill S S, postmaster, stationery, books 
 
 and drugs 
 More A, justice peace, agt Berkeley land 
 
 and town improvement 
 Morgan & VVangerin, gen mdse 
 Morris A H, constable 
 Monterichard M, butcher 
 Payne F H, physician 
 Percy W J, wagon maker 
 Ramsey Vierra, Willow Grove Park 
 Richardson Thos, mana trer lumber yard 
 SCHUSTER & VIEHATJS, Berkley 
 
 Planing Mills 
 Semeria J, dry and fancy goods 
 Shuey Sarah 8, physician 
 Standard Soap Co 
 Steinmetz A k Geo Lux, bakery 
 UNIVERSITT OF CALIFORNIA, 
 
 Joha Le Coate prest, D O Mills treas, 
 Martin Kellogg dean of the academic 
 senate, Geo C Edwards chief of mili- 
 tary instruction, Kobt £ C Stearns se 
 retary and superintendent of grounds, 
 J Ham Harris land agent and assist 
 ant secretary 
 
 Wakhim S, painter 
 
 Wentworth Boot & Shoe Co, I M Went 
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 Wood C B, boots and shoes 
 
 Wright Jonathan G, bakery and 
 taurant 
 
 Bethany, 
 
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 Berlin, 
 
 COLUSA COUNTY, 
 
 A postofRce on the California Northern 
 Railroad. 
 
 WQHLFROM F A, general merchan- 
 dise and postmaster 
 
 Bernardo, 
 
 SAN DIEGO COUNTY, 
 Is 28 miles northeast of San Diego. 
 
 Graham P A & Co, gen mdse 
 
 LIBBT B F, postmaster 
 
 Morgan Rufus, manufr comb foundation 
 
 for bees 
 Ober Wm, blacksmith 
 
 Berry Creek, 
 
 BUTTE COUNTY, 
 
 A postofBce 28 miles from Oroville, 
 reached via Marysville. 
 
 Cu shm an E, varieties 
 
 JOHNSON D, postmaster and hotel 
 
 Johnson Russ, hotel and blacksmith 
 
 JOAQUIN COUNTY, 
 
 HUTCHINOS JAMES 0, gen mdse, 
 liquors, blacksmith and wagonmaker; 
 postmaster 
 
 Bieber, 
 
 LASSEN COUNTY, 
 
 Reached via Oregon Division of the Cen- 
 tral Pacific Railroad and stage lines. 
 
 BIEBER N, postmaster 
 
 BIEBER N & 00, general msrchandise 
 
 Brownell Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Brownell D R, notary public 
 
 Burgell Wm, hotel and blacksmith 
 
 Carmichael M A, sawmill 
 
 Goerig Wm, livery stable 
 
 Harris E, county assessor 
 
 Kenyon & Watson, liquors 
 
 Lamburth W F, blacksmith 
 
 Philliber C, hotel 
 
 Powers L, supervisor 3d dist 
 
 Ralls Bros, varieties 
 
 Schoober W R, county supt schools 
 
 Shubert & Ralls, liquors 
 
 Smith M G, constable 
 
 Stearnes Wm, restaurant 
 
 Way A, justice of peace 
 
 Biggs, 
 
 ' BUTTE COUNTY, 
 
 Has a population of 500, is a very pros- 
 
 G irons town and is located on the Oregon 
 ivision of the Central Pacific Railroad, 
 73 miles from Sacrameato. It depends 
 on agriculture solely for its support. 
 
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 Bussey F B, phys ician 
 BUTLER ft OAWJUNS, druggists 
 CECIL D L, agt C P R R, W, F & Co 
 
 and W U Tel & Co 
 COHN H & BRO, gen mdse 
 CARNDUFF FRANK F, prop "Biggs 
 
 Recorder'" notary public and atty at 
 
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 Davidson & Co, gen mdae 
 Doty L W, justice 
 Do ty Mark , tinner 
 FLEMINOT.Ri lumber and building 
 
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 FLINT J C, conatable 
 Gile £ H, livery 
 Geddes Samuel Y, saloon 
 
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 OBEIN FHH, propr Planters' Hotel 
 HAK£Y J £*> i^xchango Saloon 
 HAWKINS G, physician 
 HECOX W B, varieties 
 ISBAEL A, Bon Ton Saloon 
 Kemper F O, harnea i and saddles 
 La Poi nt B ros, vnriet;«i8 
 
 LA SHELLS A F, blacksmith and 
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 LATZ FELIX, irarieties 
 Manning Thos, restaurant 
 Marshall A, gunsmith 
 
 MABSHALL SILVESTEB, black 
 
 smith and wagonmaker 
 MYERS J W, carpenter and builder 
 BARKER S W, Delta saloon 
 Quimby C S, moat market 
 Keese JSnml l>, barber 
 SAYLE3 MBS W 0, millinery and 
 
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 SHEA JOHN, blacksmith and horse- 
 
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 SKINNEB OEO L, watchmaker and 
 
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 Smith (r K, gen mdsa and postmaster 
 SMITH MBS ISAAC P, restaurant 
 
 STANLEY JNO D, blacksmith and 
 horsoshner 
 
 TITUS SAMUEL, hardware and agri- 
 cultural implements 
 
 TOPPINO C T, water works and bar- 
 ley mill 
 
 Webb Wm, undertaker , . ; 
 
 WeigtSA, saloon • -. 
 
 PLANTERS' HOTEL, 
 
 BIGGS, CALIFORNIA. 
 
 Tho Table will be Rupplied with the 
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 The BAR is constanllv stocked with 
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 and Ci.;ras. By attention to business I 
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 Smith M G, constable 
 Way A, justice of the peace 
 
 Bing^hampton, 
 
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 Is reached by stages from Dixon, seven 
 miles distant. 
 
 Birchville, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY. 
 (Postoffice, Sweetland.) 
 
 Distant from Marysville by stage 36 
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 Newell G B, groceries 
 
 SMITH W H, postmaster, blacksmith 
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 and wagonmaker 
 Davis Mrs E, milliner 
 
 Bird's Landing^, 
 
 SALANO COUNTY. 
 
 Near Rio Vista on the Sacramento 
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 Arnold Tames W, butcher 
 Berg Julius, shoemaker 
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 Bird Jno, warehouse 
 
 BIHKEISPIEL M, postmnster 
 
 DUIKELSPIEL M £ A, gen mdae 
 
 Hilton J, justice of the peace 
 
 Hoskinf;s Win, gen mdse 
 
 Jones Mrs Am e lip, grocery 
 
 Krause E E, blacksmith 
 
 Mein Bobert, warehouse 
 
 Owens O Z, wagonmaker and blacksmith 
 
 Pafte W, saloon 
 
 Pond, Leveridge & Co, fish cannery 
 
 BogeiS — , paiuter 
 
 Thompkins Benj, junk 
 
 Thompson B O, wheelwright 
 
 Warren J, painter 
 
 Weiiignrtner.D, hotel 
 
 Winters J, liquors 
 
 Smart C M, blacksmith »nd wagon- 
 maker 
 Turner A C, hotel and stable 
 
 Blanche, 
 
 MONTEREY 
 
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 FANETJF E 
 
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 LOUIS CHARLES, gen mdse 
 
 and 
 
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 Black Bear, 
 
 SISKIYOU COUNTY. 
 
 Farrik George M, liquors 
 Fytieltl J P, gen mdse 
 STEPHENS JOSEPH, deputy post 
 master and gen mdse 
 
 Blocksburg, 
 
 UUMBOLDT COUNTY. 
 
 Situatp'l '>n the Cloverdale and Eureka 
 Stage road, 75 miles from the latter 
 place. It depends chiefly upon its Inrge 
 stock interests for support. Population 
 200. 
 
 Black Diamond, 
 
 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. 
 PostofBce near Mount Diablo. 
 
 BARQION P, postmaster, act W, F & 
 Co and supt Black Diamond Coal Cu 
 RR 
 
 Baltz Antone, liquors 
 
 Cornwall A W, tel opr 
 
 Hadley A A, fruits 
 
 Hund Frederick, hotel 
 
 Jnnto Roscoe, boat builder 
 
 Millini G, liquors 
 
 Rogers Thos, liquors 
 
 Van Dorn Henry, carpenter 
 
 Williams Joseph, blacKraiith 
 
 Black's, 
 
 YOLO COUNTY. 
 
 A Postoffice on the California Pacific 
 Railroad, 11 miles from Woodland. 
 
 Becker St Gray, saloon 
 Dennis A, ugcnt N R and W U Tel Co 
 Huston K M, agent W, F & Co 
 LATTGENAUR J D, gen mdse 
 Marzolf Jacob, saloon 
 Miller H P, pliysician 
 Nugent Thos, meat market 
 Smart C H, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Anderson W D, liquors 
 Beauchemin P, iiotel 
 Blockburger B, firen mdse 
 CHARLES OED, stock-raiser 
 Cooper & Hoglun, meat market 
 Friend John, hotel 
 Gratto A, bootmaker 
 Harris W C, hotel 
 Helmkc ' ^en mdse 
 Hendrickn 11 Frank, liquors 
 Hoglcn k Cooper, liquors 
 Hop3 Victor, hotel and bko'csmith 
 MVLFORD P H. druggist and 
 
 master 
 O'Connor D L, hairdresser 
 Ross Thomas, livery stable 
 Thompson John, liquors 
 Tooby Geo, hotel 
 
 post- 
 
 Bloomfield, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY, 
 
 Has a population of 260, and is 57 milca 
 from ban Francisco. The country in 
 which it is located is strictly agricul- 
 tural. 
 
 BIG VALLEY HOUSE, O M Lefobvre 
 
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 Cline Jacob, blacksmith 
 Close T, waifonraaker 
 Cockrill L B, justice peace 
 Dabner John, hairdresser 
 Hickmen B F, harnessmaker 
 HOAG J W, printer 
 Knapp C H, photographer 
 KHAPP A H, gen merchants 
 LEFEBYRE M, propr Big Valley 
 
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 California — Bloomfeld-Bodie. 
 
 515 
 
 ALrilAHRTICAM.V. 
 
 Oliver k Mooney, blacksmithi 
 
 Palmer H, tia and stoves 
 
 Parks &, Son, wagons, paint, blacksmith 
 
 etc 
 Percival W C, flour mills 
 Peters G M, boots and shoes 
 Pohinson A, gea merchant 
 STEWABT C. agt W, F & Co and gen 
 
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 Stillwell V, butcher 
 Swan G 0, liquors > i- - 
 
 White W H, livery stable 
 
 Blue Canyon, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY, 
 
 On the Central Pacific Railroad, 42 miles 
 east of Auburn. 
 
 mOOINS CHARLES C, postmaster 
 Mosher A B, gen nulau and hotel 
 Patrick C B, agent C P R R and W, F 
 
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 Feterman S A Mrs, hotel and gen mdse 
 
 Boca, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY. 
 
 Boca Brewery Co, AV M Htrsse, supt 
 Boca Ico Co, Alex Mcintosh, manager 
 Boca Mill Co, planing and sawmill and 
 
 gen mdse 
 Bragg, Folsom & Co, sawmill 
 Brogaii J B, gen mdse 
 Brown J A, agt C P R R and W U Tel 
 
 Co 
 Doan L E, agt VV, F & Co 
 Doan W, postmaster and notary public 
 Ferguson R P, shingle mill, hay and 
 
 grain 
 McDonald James, boarding 
 McHenry James, blacksmith 
 Schat-fer Louis, hott-l 
 
 Bodega Corners, 
 
 (See Smith's Ranch.) 
 
 Bodie, 
 
 MONO COUNTY. 
 
 Although the district in which this 
 bustling mineral prodigy is situated has 
 been known for some years to be one of 
 the richest and most extensive mining 
 sections in the world, it did not receive 
 cny impetus to an astonishing growth 
 until the year 1877, when the town site 
 was laid out, and when an influx of 
 
 prospectors and capitalists swpoped 
 down upon it like a " wolf on the foliL" 
 Enterprises were speedily inaugurated 
 to reuich the deposits of valuable ore, 
 and plans were rapidly miitured by 
 which the law of '-supply and demand " 
 in traffic mi^ht be complied with. The 
 erection of business houses of a perma- 
 nent nature, private and public homes 
 and manufactories, immedi ituly fi>llowed 
 nt a remarkable pace, and thu announce- 
 ment was soon made tliat "the child 
 was born." There ii no parallel, except 
 thut oflbred in the city of LeadviJo, 
 whore cities of such importance have 
 sprung into an existence that bids fair 
 to lust through many generations, and 
 which she certainly enjoys. The streets 
 are alive with a surging mass of human 
 iKiings, and her population of 7,000 is 
 the embodiment of indefatigable euergjr, 
 enterprise and intelligence. The alti- 
 tude is 0,000 fuet above tJie level of the 
 sea. There are several banks, employing 
 an immense capital, four daily news- 
 papers, wtiU conducted and liberally 
 supported, and a full complement of 
 good hotels, all teated to their utmost 
 capacity. A line of railroad, which is 
 greatly needed for the transportation of 
 vast amounts «f bullion and freight, 
 will soon connect Carson City, Nevada, 
 with this city. The project is uuder 
 advisement and is universally encour- 
 aged, and the lapse of a short time, we 
 doubt not, will witness the entrance of 
 a screeching locomotive and its train 
 into this city of bright promise. 
 
 Abbot J M, painting and papering. 
 
 Standard ave 
 Addenda Mining Co, G A McComick 
 
 supt 
 
 ALBERS JOHN, blacksmith and VS 
 
 Wiigonmaker, Main 
 ALIlN OSCAB, liquors. Main 
 Anderson C L, U S deputy surveyor and 
 
 civil and mining engineer, Main 
 Anderson W W, hairdresser. North 
 
 Main 
 
 Ashley Daniel, constable . ...; 
 
 Barron K N, clothing, Main ' "•■•!-'^- 
 BASS & CAMEBON, wood, Fuller 
 
 nr Green 
 BABTON BOBEBT, pi^ident Mono 
 
 County Bank, Muia 
 Buule N, livery. Main ". '^ • ■■■" 
 Bechtcl G M Co, I G Messec supt 
 Beck Harrie, furniture. Main 
 BEOGS HISS J M, dressmaker and 
 
 milliner. Main 
 Belvidiere Gold and Silver Mining Co, 
 
 Porter Holmes supt 
 
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 ALriUBKriCALLV. 
 
 Berliner E, varieties, Main 
 Berwiti 8, merchant tailor, Main 
 BLACK HAWK GOLD MINDTO 
 
 00, !!i B Ferguson supt 
 BLACKWOOB T J, physician, Main 
 Bodie BlutrCon Mining Co, A N Harris 
 
 supt 
 B01>IE BREWERT, A A Carion & 
 
 Peter Krnst proprs. Main 
 
 "BODIE CH&ONICLE DAUT 
 
 (evening), Uobert M and Alex (J Folgcr 
 proprs 
 Bodie Con Gold Mining Co, H A Whit- 
 ing supt 
 
 BODIE TOTJNDRY, Wells & Kilpat- 
 
 rick pruprs, Muiu 
 BODIE HOTEL, Tower & Fullride 
 proprs, cor Wood and Standard avo 
 
 BUDIE TUNNEL MINING CO, Thos 
 
 Bufkley supt 
 BOISOT & STEWART, 'Irugs and 
 
 paints and oils. Main 
 BOLAN MRS N M, dressmaker. Main 
 
 BUN-TON LODGING HOUSE. Mrs 
 
 C A iiubjohn proprs, tireen 
 Booker Gold and Milver Mining Co, A 
 
 M Kllsworth supt 
 BOONE & WRIGHT, gen mdse and 
 
 liuy und gniin feed stable 
 B«scacci O, groceries, Main 
 BOSTON CON, Martin Jones supt 
 Boucher & Piuit', saloon, Main 
 Bradford H !>, artist, Main 
 Brodrick J, livery. Main 
 BROPHY J E, funiiture and auction- 
 
 etT, Main 
 Brown J, hotel, nr Noonday Mine 
 BROWN T J. hairdresser and baths, 
 
 M.iin 
 BUTLER WILSON, blacksmithing 
 
 and wagonmaker, eor Mill and Menu 
 Byan H C, restaurant. Main 
 
 CALDWELL & FALKINHAM, ci 
 
 gars anil tobaccoes and billiards and 
 stitionery. Main 
 
 California Gold and Silver Mining Co, 
 S B Ferguson supt 
 
 CALLIHAN GEO S, Can-Can Restaur- 
 ant, iM North Main 
 
 CAMPBELL A D, bootmaker, Stand- 
 ard ave 
 
 CAMPBELL J M, blacksmith and 
 wagonmaker. Main 
 
 CARION & ERNST, proprs Bodie 
 Brewery 
 
 Cassin Father, clergyman 
 
 Central Lodging House, Mrs F A M 
 Smith proprs 
 
 CHAMPION HOTEL, Walsh & Smith 
 proprs. Main 
 
 Champion Mining Co, L Manchett supt 
 
 Chapman Kol)crt, painter, Main 
 
 CLARENDON HOUSE, W B Byan 
 propr, Fuller nr Green 
 
 Clark B, liquon, Main 
 
 Cobe & Evans, restaurant. Main 
 
 Cohn Jonas, clothincr, Main 
 
 COMSTOCK HOTEL, J B HominK 
 
 propr, 7 Main ° 
 
 CON PACIFIC, Martin Jones sunt 
 UOWNOVER C W, lifiuors and bil- 
 
 liarils, Mbiii 
 
 Cnesus G<,ld and Silver Mining Co, S B 
 
 Furguson supt 
 "DAUiY BODIE STANDARD," 
 
 John 1 Ginn editor and uunager, T S 
 Harris propr 
 
 "DAILY FKEE PRESS" (morning'), 
 
 H C Osborne editor 
 
 Daniels N, justice of peace 
 
 Davisnn H B, piiyiici.in, Main 
 
 DAVISON WM, Mammoth Saloon, 
 Miiii 
 
 Deal D L, physician. Mill 
 
 Deguire Ben, liiiuors, Main 
 
 Diiinis Kichurd, liquors. Main 
 
 Dogtown Hydraulic Gravel Mining Co, 
 S B Furguson supt 
 
 Drake F V, attorney, Main 
 
 DREW & GIVEN, blacksmiths and 
 wagonmakers. Main 
 
 Dudley Gold and Silver Mining Co, Por- 
 ter l^Iolmes supt 
 
 EGGLESTON BEN, groceries and pro- 
 visions. Main 
 
 ELLIS W H, standard Drag Store, 
 cigars and tobaccoes, stationery and 
 billiard parlor, Main 
 
 Ephraim & Trapp, loan office, Mnin 
 
 ESMERALDA BREWERY DEPOT, 
 
 liudalf Vogel propr. Main 
 
 Eyselcc A, hairtiresser, Main 
 
 FAHEY PATRICK, Mono Brewery, 
 i) Main 
 
 FLEMING J B. propr Comstock Ho- 
 tel, w s Main 
 
 FOLGER ROBERT M.&ALEX C, 
 
 immrs " Evening Chronicle" 
 BREST THOS M, blacksmith and 
 wagonmakers, Main 
 
 FOB,T J B, manager for Silas B Smith, 
 dry goods, Main 
 
 Fc/ster C vV, saloon. Main 
 
 Friend Mrs A C, tumituro and under- 
 takers. Main 
 
 Furguson K D, attorney. Main 
 
 (rallagher P, liquors. Main 
 
 GENSLER S, agent clothing and gents' 
 furnishing goods, Main 
 
 GILBERT JAS, machinist and black- 
 smith, Upper Main 
 
 GILL F C, hairdresser and Bodie Baths, 
 Main 
 
 GILLESPIE M M. stationery, cigars, 
 etc, Main 
 
 Gillson, Barber & Co, gen mdse. Main 
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 GOLD HILL RESTAURANT, Mo- 
 
 Curtcv & Tobia proprs, Muiu 
 OOLDBERO R, merchant tailor, Main 
 
 GOODSHAW GOLD MINING 00, 
 
 Thos Buukley supt 
 Gorhuni Geo C Jr, attorney, Main 
 (iowen E W, rest;*urant, Main 
 Greeley J L, attorney. Main 
 
 GRTJSST & FHIERMAN, restaurant, 
 
 Main 
 (iunn J J, saloon. Main 
 Haas A k Co, dry goods, Main 
 Hanak H, hotel. Main 
 
 HARRINGTON & GOMES, Hiuors, 
 
 Main 
 IlariiDgtou G & S Mining Co, L A Lee 
 
 Grange supt 
 Harrington James, constable 
 Harrison, Epstine & Co, tailors. Main 
 Hart Mrs J K, restaurant. Main 
 
 HASTINGS HF, cashier Mono County 
 
 Bank, Main 
 Hiiywftnl Chas F, livery. Wood 
 HUlLBRON F, meat market. Mills and 
 
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 Heilshorn J H, liipiors, Main 
 Hi'tzel Seidell, attorney, Main 
 HYMAN I, cigars, tobacco and sta 
 
 tioiiery, Main 
 II inkle (t H, Methodist cler^mnn, Miin 
 HOERCHNER H C. U luors, Muin 
 
 HOFFMAN C & BROS, Jry and fancy 
 (^ood^, Milin 
 
 HOLLANDER LEO,jowclor and watch- 
 maker, M lin 
 
 HOMER MILL MINING CO, Martin 
 
 Jones supt 
 HOOLE H i', oJi^.or " Mornin? News " 
 Ho wart h & Shaw, carpenters. Main 
 IRWIN WM Bupt Standard (iold Min 
 
 ing Co 
 James J &, Co, cij[ar3 and tobacco. Main 
 Johnson S, merchant tailor. Main 
 Johnson W A, hotel, Main 
 JONES MARTIN. si;pt Consolidated 
 
 Pacific Mining Co 
 Jones W P, dentist. Main 
 
 KELLT & CARDER, furniture. Main 
 KEMP & COLEMAN, Occidental Ho 
 
 tul, Main 
 Kemp H, photoifrapher. Main 
 KILGORjB C H, meat market. Main 
 Kins Bee Miuint; Co, H A Gould supt 
 KINGSLEY J W, liver: and feed 
 
 stable, M^in 
 
 KIRSCHBRATJN, SON & CO, grocer- 
 ies. Main 
 
 KOPPEL & PLATT, clothing 
 
 gents' furnishing goods. Main 
 Lafee A, r^taurant. Main 
 
 Bodie. 
 
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 LANJu J M & 
 
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 Mill 
 Corn- 
 Lord 
 
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 00, real estate agent* S 
 
 and notary public. Main 
 LARDI LOUIS, groceries and game 
 
 market, Mnin 
 LAST CHANCE, Martin Jones supt 
 LAWTON H A, acent U 8 Stage Line, 
 
 office Grand Central Hotel 
 LOBDELL Fi cigars, tobacco and no- 
 tions. Main 
 LOPEZ JOE, hairdresser. Main 
 Ijorgea Mrs S, milliner. Main 
 Love & Hudson, butchers. Main 
 Love & Whitehill, attorneys. Main 
 LUTHER T M & CO, assaycrs. Main 
 LYONS T H, litniors, Main 
 MAHLSTEDT H, Uosedah Saloon, 
 
 next door to Bodiu Bank, Main 
 Mammoth Stage Line, M L Wilson 
 
 agent, Greene and Main 
 MARDEN H, teed yard, freighter and 
 
 contractor, otfice near Standard **■" 
 Marks M & Co, liquors, M lin 
 
 MARSHALL & BLEAKLEY, 
 
 stock Suloo I, Main 
 McClinton Gold Mining Co, 11 F 
 
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 McCormick Magie, liquors. Main 
 McDonnald J W, liquors Muiu 
 McDonald O C, atty. Main 
 McKlroy T, gunsmith and locksmith. 
 
 Standard ave 
 McKennuy, C F, boarding house 
 McLEOD A, propr toll road and grain 
 
 dealer 
 McQuaid John A, atty. Main 
 McVARISH & McPHEE, liquors, 
 
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 MEINKE & ROBERTS, Chicago 
 
 Brewery and liquors. Main 
 MEYERS F J, bootmaker, Standard 
 
 ave 
 Miletich & Povlovich, confectionery and 
 
 groceries. Main 
 Miner K S, atty. Main 
 MOLINELLIP P, line wines, liquors 
 
 and cigars and tobacco, Mill and 
 
 Main 
 MONO BREWERY, Patrick Fahey 
 propr. East Main 
 Mono (iold Mining Co, H A Whiting, 
 
 supt 
 MONO HOUSIi. Kings & Bennett 
 
 proprs. Main 
 Moore S W, notary public, Main 
 Mora V, mirkel. Main 
 
 "MORNING NEWS," H F Hoole, 
 
 editor 
 Morris U ]^\ machinist and builder, 
 
 Main 
 MORRIS MRS H D, dressmaker, 
 
 Main 
 and' Neblet W N H, hairdresser. Main 
 Nevada & Cal Tel Co, Main 
 
 Newman Thos, justice peace, Main 
 
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 Noonday ft Nwth Noonday Gold Min^ 
 
 iag Co, B K Taylor supt 
 North Bulwer Co« H A Gould supt 
 North Standard Co, H A, GouM supt 
 OCCTDEITTAL HOTEL. Kemp ft 
 
 Coleman proprs. Main 
 O'Donal Mrs S, lodging house, 9 Main 
 Oltien N, liquors, Main 
 O'Neill E, restaurant, Main 
 C'Neitl J, mttrchant tailor. Main 
 ORIENT MININQ CO, iHoa Buckley 
 
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 Orimual Summit Gold'Mining Co, A M 
 
 £l!»worth supt 
 Oro Mining Co, Thos Steele supt 
 O Oornp H C, editor "Daily Free Press," 
 
 Main 
 OSGOOD M T, haniessmaker 
 PAOE,WHEAT0N&C0. gen mdse, 
 
 stoves, hardware, dry goods, and gro- 
 ceries 
 Pault'tte Georgf, blacksmith and car- 
 
 ria^mith. Main 
 PEARSON BROS, soda works and 
 
 ice dep( it. Upper Main 
 PETERSON JGt L. justice of the peace 
 
 and notary publii", Main 
 
 PHELEOER & SULLIVAN, station 
 
 ery, ciirars and tobacco, Main 
 PIONEER BREWERY, I Franken 
 burger & Wm Davison proprs. Green 
 and Wood 
 POPE W H, cashier The Bodie Bank 
 PORTER L & CO. lumber, Green 
 POWELL & LIEHaJT, produce, and 
 
 fruit. Wain 
 PRESHAW R DB, dentist, Main 
 Purdy Jtimes, liquors, standard ave 
 Queen Bee (JoUl Mining Co, J C Turner 
 
 supt 
 Eadovich ft (jillespie, reataurant. Main 
 RAYMOND BROS, harness and sad- 
 dles, Main I 
 Roddy P, attv, Main 
 
 REINSTEIN & WOLF, clothing. 
 
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 Rich Bros, cloth'ng, Main 
 RITCHIE J R, groceries and provisions. 
 
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 Robertson H D. physician. Main 
 Robinson KP, justice of tiie peace 
 Robsou !Wm & Co, blacksmiths and 
 
 wp.gonmakers, Mono 
 ROE M J, physician and surgeon, Main 
 
 and Mill 
 Rogera Nathani, pliystcian, Main 
 Rogers W H, physician, Main 
 Rooney ;J, Jiunors, Main 
 ROTH & WAGNER, liquors, Main 
 RUEGER' CELAS C, miuinu engineer 
 
 and deputy U S surveyor, Main, Post 
 
 office building 
 
 RYAN'S LODGING HOUSE, w B 
 
 Ryan.propr, Main 
 
 Ryan T P, atty, Main 
 
 SALISBURY & RICHARDSON 
 
 boota i;nd shoes, North Main ' 
 
 Santa Miua Gold Mming Co, J P Keat- 
 
 ing supt 
 SCHIICARTZ M, clothing, boots and 
 
 shoes, hats and caps and furnishing 
 
 ^Toods, Main 
 SCOWDEN L A. U S deputy mineral 
 
 surveyor and civil engineer, Mill and 
 
 Main 
 Scully James, liqiiors, Main 
 SHANNON D, Senate Saloon, Main 
 Shaughnessy Mrs M, restaurant. Main 
 Shaver & Co, watchmaker. Main 
 SIEGEL & CO, cigars and tobacco, 27 
 
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 SMITH SILAS B, dry goods and gents 
 
 furnishing goods. Main 
 SODA WORKS Pearson Bros proprs, 
 
 Uppi-T Main 
 
 SODERLING A, Virginia assay office 
 
 Main 
 South Bulwer Mining Co, J C Turner 
 
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 South Noonday Gold ft Silver Minin» 
 
 Co, J C Turner supt 
 South Standard Gold Mining Co, D C 
 
 Norton supt 
 
 SOUTHWORTH & ENOS, Parole 
 Saloon, Main 
 
 Spaulding Mining ft Mill Co, S B Fer- 
 guson supt 
 
 STANFORD CON MINING CO, Thos 
 
 Buckley supt 
 
 STANDARD GOLD MINING CO, 
 
 Wni Irw.n supt 
 
 STANDARD MILL, James M Dawley 
 foreman 
 
 Stebbins S (t, constable 
 
 STEPHENS P A^attomey, Main 
 
 STEVENSON BE, physician and sur- 
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 STEWART'S HOTEL, M Y Stewart 
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 STEWART J W & CO, lumber yard, 
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 STEWART M Y, hotel. Main 
 
 SULLIVAN C W, notary public and 
 
 conveyancer, Main 
 Summers & Co, meat market. Main 
 SWANN MRS F, confectionery, Main 
 Sweeney M M, stoves and tinware 
 Tauti)haus Bros, meat market. Main 
 
 THE BODIE BANK, W H Pope 
 
 cashier, Wm Irwin pres. Main 
 
 THE MONO COUNTY BANK, Hobt 
 
 Barton pres, H F Hastings casltiiT, 
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 Tioga Gold Mining Co, C II Goldiiig 
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 Tubino D, restaurant, Main 
 
 UNIVEBSITT MININa CO, D F 
 
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 IT S STAGE LIFE. H ALawtonagt, 
 
 office Grand Central Hotel, Main 
 Van Voorhies & Webber, druggists, 
 
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 VAN ZANDT JOHN W, physican 
 
 and su rgeon. Main 
 VmiKA J B, hairdresser and baths, 
 
 Main near King 
 WAGNER D, The Parlor Eating 
 
 House, Main 
 
 WAGNER JOHN, liquors, Main and 
 
 King 
 
 WALHEHf P, boots and shoes. Main 
 WALSH & SMITH, propr? Champion 
 
 Hotel and restaurant, 5 Main 
 WARD H, furniture and undertaker, 
 
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 WEBER F, blacksmith and wagon- 
 
 "WEEKLY BODIE STANDARD." 
 
 John J fSinn editor, T S Harris propr 
 
 maker, Mills 
 Weiler A 1, cigars and tobacco, Mnin 
 Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, W A 
 
 Atlee agent, Main 
 
 WELLS & KILPATRICK, proprs 
 
 Bodie Foundry, Main 
 West & Bryant, gen mdse, Mnin 
 Wheeler & Gillespie, freight line, Main 
 White J, lodging house, Main 
 WILLARD FRANK F, real estate, 
 
 collection and ins agent, Main and 
 
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 Wilms & Co, bakery and restaurant, 13 
 
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 WICMANNALEX, liquors. Main 
 WKIGHT H £, druggist. Main near 
 
 King 
 Wylie Mrs E, hotel, Main 
 
 Standard Drug Store, 
 
 Wc H. ELLIS, 
 
 Dealer in 
 
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 BODIE, CAL. 
 
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 All kinds of French nnd American Calf and Kip, and thu Best Santa 
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 General Offices: Carson City, 
 
 DAILY THROUGH LINE 
 
 CARSON CITY to AURORA & BODIE 
 
 CARRYING U. S. MAIL AND W. F. & GO'S EXPRESS. 
 
 Oonneclin^ Daily at Aurora with Stage Lines for 
 
 Marietta, Belleville, Candeiaria, Columbus, Benton, Silver 
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 Leave San Francisco via C. I'. K. U. at 9. 30 A. NL daily. Connect at Rcnn, 
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 Thence hy Stajje to Aurora ami Uodie. 
 
 P.issciiL-ers Icaviii}: Sin Francisco daily, except Sundays, !)y 4,30 P. ^L Ex- 
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 Bog^s, 
 
 SISKIYOU COUNTY. 
 iHoCLINTOCK W K, postmaster 
 
 Bolinas, 
 
 IIARIN COUNTY, 
 
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 Betten Henry, dairyman 
 Betten Wm, gen mdse 
 Biirjie George, hotel 
 Clark Sainl, butcher 
 Fecney P, cooper 
 Fiiinio T W, justice of the peace 
 Flood John, dairyman 
 Gibson J C, gen mdse 
 Iiigeim.in A, dairym'.a 
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 McCoy John, <lairyman 
 Nott Albert, dairyman 
 J'cdrotti Juniea, dairyman 
 I'lulps Wm, dairyman 
 Band.dl Win, duiryman 
 'i'uller Cieo, butcher 
 Tuller John, butcb-jr 
 AVdkins W W, dairyman 
 Woodward W M, clergyman (Metho 
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 Boonville, 
 
 MENDOCINO COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice, 25 miles from Ukiah, the 
 county seat. 
 
 Bradwny H S, blacksmith 
 
 McAblHJc J W, postmaster and hotel 
 
 Uunt &. Rogers, gen mdse 
 
 Borden, 
 
 KKESNO COUNTY, 
 
 On the Visfdia division of the Southern 
 Pucitic 1{. K., 19 miles from Fresno. 
 
 Agi-.rria V, meat market 
 
 Chung A Co, gen mdse 
 
 Hope & Edwards, blacksmith ' 
 
 Ixivy If, gen mdae • 
 
 liBwiii N, hotel iind saloon 
 
 Long Wa k Co, gen mdso 
 
 iSaJM AbSS N. gen mdse and postinas 
 
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 Man Wa Chan, g<!n mdse 
 Wolten i!i, hotel vud saloon 
 
 Boulder Creek, 
 
 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY. 
 
 Crediford W S, carpenter 
 
 EUic.tt J, hotel 
 
 Harmon K, sawmill 
 
 McGeeWm, liquors 
 
 Peery J A, carpenter 
 
 Peery J W, sawmill 
 
 PEIiKJJfS J S) groceries and postmas- 
 
 Swain B, sawmill 
 Taylor J, hotel 
 
 Brentwood, 
 
 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, 
 
 A poatofl5u-3, a few miles from Martiiez, 
 the county seat, on the Northtrn Kail- 
 way and ban Pablo and Tulurj Ruilroad. 
 
 Bacigalupi L, li ^uors 
 Carey J If', blacksmith 
 ESTABROOK C R, agent Wells, Far- 
 go & Co and C P II R and postmaster 
 Gafney W^m Rev, ckr^'ymau 
 Grunauer L, gen mdse 
 luett H B, justice of peace 
 Meeker iS, carpenter 
 
 Bridgeport, 
 
 :,!ON0 COUNTY, 
 
 Is the county set and depends mainly 
 'Ui the milling inttrest for supp:)rt. It 
 u reached vin Carsi.i City, Nevada, by 
 stage line, from which it id distant 117 
 miles. Its altitude is 10,000 foet above 
 the sea level. 
 
 Allen A, hotel 
 
 Bryant A F, postmaster 
 
 Briggs P M, superior judge 
 
 Da vies & Murpliy, attys 
 
 Djal 1> L, couniy cormer and public 
 
 administrator 
 (ileson — , groceries 
 Harriden H F, gen mdae 
 Hayes Bros, gen mdae ■ 
 
 Hopkins S, ctrntractor and builder 
 Kirkpatrick A, blacksmith 
 
 LEAVITT H I, hotel 
 
 MILLER BEN H, county clerk, ra- 
 
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 Nye P, supt of shingle mills 
 OlHiuchain T J, justice of peace 
 Parker W (), dist atty 
 Sliowers Jas, sheritl' 
 Stanton W, liquors 
 
 Stewart & Irvine, livery and feed stable 
 Sullivan Mrs C W, supt of schools 
 
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 Thompson J G, county surveyor 
 Tinkum Z B, county treasurer 
 Welch J J, county aasesssor 
 Whitman G N, atty 
 Wilds R B, justice of peace 
 
 Bridgeville, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY, 
 Fifty miles south of Eureka. 
 
 Adams S S, blacksmith and wagon maker 
 
 Col well A. gen mdae 
 
 HALE J J, postmaster, hotel and feed 
 
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 Kelley T B, hotel 
 Look A P, saloon 
 
 Brighton, 
 
 SACRAMENTO COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice, five miles cast of Sacra- 
 mento, on the Central Pacific Railroad. 
 
 Dunnen E, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 FOSTER SAMUEL 0, postmaster, 
 
 justice of peace and groceries 
 Gothold F, harness maker 
 Harlow Jno, carpenter 
 Lockett R S, prest Distillery Co 
 Manlove W S, physician 
 Naglee J, liquors 
 Perkins T C, secy and treas Distillery Co 
 
 Ruci liquors 
 Prosser R, blacksmith and wagon maker 
 Pugh S H, blacksmith and hotel 
 
 Bronco, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice and mining camp, 93 miles 
 east of Nevada City. 
 
 Mountain Ice Co, S D Smith 
 
 People's Ice Co, J S Thompson 
 
 Pierce E W, agt C P R R, W, F & Co 
 
 and W U Tel Co 
 WICKS A M> hotel, woodyard gen 
 
 erul merchandise and postmaster 
 
 Brooklyn. 
 
 (See East Oakland.) 
 
 Brown's Valley, 
 
 YUBA COUNTY. 
 A poatoiBce and mining camp, 12 miles 
 
 northeast of Marysville; reached by 
 stages. 
 
 Daggett D O, justice of peace 
 
 Hague 1 1, physician 
 
 Holmes Mrs Mary, hotel 
 
 Olmsted I M, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Robertson Jas, blacksmith 
 
 Rule & Frank, proprs Solo Mining Co 
 
 SCSHAAF F W, general merchandise 
 and postmaster 
 
 Sersanous M, boarding house and saloon 
 
 Smith Jno B, hotel 
 
 F. .W 8CHAAF, 
 
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 Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes & Enblasrs 
 
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 YUBA COUNTY. 
 
 The Knoxdale Institute at this place 
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 Batts Geo, atty at law 
 
 Crane Wm & Bro, lumber and planing 
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 De Turbeville — , physician 
 
 Gaston Mrs — , physician 
 
 ilankins &, Hawiey, gen mdse and insur- 
 ance agents 
 
 Hill E K, atty at law, notary public and 
 principal Knoxdale Institute 
 
 Howell Wm, hotel 
 
 Ktnsey S Rev, clergjrman 
 
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 KNOX M, hotel, postmaster and pro- 
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 licach A M, lumber 
 
 Meek Misses May & Alice, milliners 
 
 Pendin S tlev, clergyman 
 
 Ramsey T J, ins agt and atty at law 
 
 RuflF C & Co, market 
 
 Sooy C, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 
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 FRESNO COUNTY. 
 
 Paine Wm, gen mdse 
 3HABF ORBIN, gen mdse and post 
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 Buck's Ranch, 
 
 PLUMAS COUNTY. 
 
 A postofiice 44 miles from Oroville; 
 reached by stages. 
 
 WAGNEB WM, postmaster and gen 
 mdse 
 
 Bullard's Bar, 
 
 YUBA COUNTY. 
 
 Buss A C, hotel 
 Clark A B. hotel 
 Gove (iartlner, liquors 
 Griffin W R, pmtmaster 
 Labadie L & G E, sawmill 
 Lawless Mrs L, roadhouso 
 Palmer J, painter 
 
 Devore J W, physician 
 
 Garr J F, justice of ths peace 
 
 Howard G C, Union Hotel 
 
 Jacobs A S, grain 
 
 Jepsen Jno, saloon - 
 
 McMorris Perry, saloon 
 
 MILLER & SMITH, gen mdse 
 K fTTf T.TJB. W F» postmaster 
 O'Bryan Jno O, blacksmith 
 Picknell Saml, warehouse 
 Spencer J S, physician 
 Wait W H, varieties 
 
 W. F. Miller. 
 
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 Burgettville, 
 
 SHASTA COUNTY 
 
 A postoffice 80 miles from Bedding; 
 reached by stages. 
 
 Hubbard A F, blacksmith 
 
 MOOERS J E« gen mdse and pnstmas 
 
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 Selvester Wm, hotel and wagonmaker 
 
 Butcher Ranch, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice on Stony Hill turnpike, 
 10 miles frt>m Auburn. 
 
 General Merchandise. 
 
 Butte City, Cal. 
 
 Byron, 
 
 C-'NTRA COSTA COUNTY. 
 
 Carlston Antii^w, restaurant 
 Casaelinan W J, railroad agent 
 
 FABIAN F & CO, gen mdse 
 Gallagher H C, propr Mextd's Hot 
 
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 Jaqifillard T, blacksmith 
 
 JOHNSTON W H, postmaster and 
 
 newsdealer 
 Peers Chas, saloon 
 Phelps F F, blacksmiths 
 Severn Bros, livery stable 
 Wilkeuing Henry, hotel 
 
 Butler Jno, drui^gist and varieties 
 En'i^ll J F, propr turnpike 
 Gilbert .lames, carpenter 
 Jones Wm, bl.ickainith 
 MARTIN T F, p >»tnia8tcr and hotel 
 McKinsty E, wut«r ditch 
 •oilier Mrs R, hotel 
 
 Butte City, 
 
 COLUSA COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffics 18 miles north of Colusa. 
 It is quite a trading point of a populous 
 farmiiig community. 
 
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 BYRON, 
 
 Contra Costa Comitij, Cal, 
 
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 MENDOCINO COUNTY. 
 
 Mail station and trading post for 
 Long Valley, 45 miles from Ukiah on 
 Clovtrdale and Humboldt stage road. 
 
 Benton J B, saddles and harness 
 
 Glover & Ward, liquors 
 
 8imnson Bros, gen mdse 
 
 SIMPSON & WHITE hotel and gen 
 
 mdse; postofiico 
 Stewart l^d, liquors 
 Ward J D, liquors 
 Williams 8 G, blacksmith 
 
 Calistoga, 
 
 NAPA COUNTY, 
 Is charmingly situated at the terminus 
 of the Niipa Valley branch of the Califar- 
 nia Pacific F -ilroad, where stages start 
 for the diilereut spriiij^s and towns in 
 Lake county. It iias a population of 
 about 300, maintained by tourists ami 
 agriculture; it is 72 miles from San 
 Francisco. 
 
 Bettinger J, geu mdse 
 
 Bcesch E, wagoninaker and undertaker 
 
 Bouns dl Broi, tin and hardware 
 
 Bounsall John, tailor 
 
 Brooks iSiliis, blacksmith 
 
 Brown J B, blacksmith 
 
 Bryant W S, gen mdse and real estate 
 
 Champion F, agt CulFucilic K li and W, 
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 Chapman S, notary, real estate and ins 
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 Chcsebro J A, Magnolia Hotel 
 
 Collins T W, justice of the peace and no- 
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 Cook .1, li(juors 
 
 Fisher W F, llTcry stable and propr 
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 Fnedberg M, gen mdsu 
 
 (i.irdner O M, physici.m 
 
 (Jctlcson II, gou mdse 
 
 f Jrauas Joseph, l)aker 
 
 Haeckel Louis, liiiuora 
 
 Hildebr.iiidt J, b jotmakcr 
 
 Hiltc'll John, liquors 
 
 Hirscliman .J, l)ootmaker 
 
 Jewell & Son, real estate agts 
 
 Jewell Wm, postmaster 
 
 John .1 Miss, dressmaker 
 
 JOHNSON GEO W, Calistoga Hot 
 Splines Hotel 
 
 KORTUM L, wine gr.'ver 
 
 Lardic- F, agt W U T. 1 
 
 Lilliu Geo, gunsmith and feed mill 
 
 Nichols J E, barlxir 
 
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 Smith W D, physician 
 Strattou W h, liquors 
 Stender Henry, liquors 
 
 WIBBKE JUUUS, hamesa and sad- 
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 Williams H, livery stable and propr 
 Harbin Springs 
 
 Williamson H T, barber 
 
 Wilson B F, druggist 
 
 Woolley E B, butcher 
 
 Yarrington James, wagonmaker 
 
 Young C H, hotel 
 
 ' Camanche, 
 
 ' CALAVERAS COUNTY. 
 
 A postoifice, 16 miles from Mokelumne 
 pill. 
 
 Cavaganaro T, ge:i mdse 
 Chereaux A blacksmith 
 Dedose F, ealoon 
 Dous^herty — , gon mdse 
 DuHTy M, hotel and livery stable 
 Lawson liaus, saloon 
 Zimmermen M, gen mdse, postmaster 
 and ^V, F & Co's agent 
 
 Cambria, 
 
 SAN LUIS OIJISPO COUNTY. 
 
 Pacific coast steamers to San Simoon 
 from San Francisco, IGO miL-s, faro $10; 
 stage from San Simeon 10 miles, fare 
 §l.'Ju; st ige from Paso It iblos .'{5 inilei, 
 fare §.'{; stage from San Lui< Oliispo 35 
 milcf', fare yi.oO. The town is pleasant- 
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 beach and 34 miles n irth of Sau L'tiiis 
 Obispo; it contains a jwstoffict*, telegraph 
 anil express oflice, ami other l)usiiie8s for 
 which see list of nam?8. The hotel, a 
 three-story dlilice conducted by Mr. 
 John Smith, affords every comfort de- 
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 traveler. The chief support is the diiiry 
 iiitiTest, l)jaii, potatou and barhy 
 crop. Several rich quicksilver mines are 
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 Apsey J E, deputy shcrilT and constable 
 Haker & Nlarcli, Cambria Lumber Co 
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 Brown Edwin, constable 
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 Citrun A, geii indse 
 
 Cofer E M, (Grant, Lull & Co), agt 
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 COLE GEO M, saddler and harness 
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 EUBANKS & SONS, blacksmiths 
 
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 OBANT, LULL & CO, gon mdse, «g 
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 GRISmGHER LORENZO, William 
 
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 GROSS S, gen mdse 
 Harriman J F, carponter 
 JANSSEN J H> furniture and cabinet 
 
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 JOHNSON JERRY, livery and feed 
 
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 Kaetzel Philip, wagonmaker and notary 
 
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 Letfingwell & Sons, wharfingers and saw- 
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 Lull Oo W, postmaster 
 Lynn Edgar, mjat market 
 Mandcrschcid Bn s, drugs 
 Mannoii James JM, notary and deputy 
 
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 McOURDY SAMUEL, physician and 
 
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 Minor K A, stoves and tinware, agt P C 
 
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 Noble S W, ph()to,^rnphcr 
 Ott Froderick, bootmaker 
 Piihner O S, curpeuter 
 PROCTOR HOUSE, John Smith propr 
 aUILLIN JOHN, saloon 
 Kadir J H, blacksmith 
 Ilamage (J W, gen mdse, justice of the 
 
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 Scott A \V, iiliysician 
 
 SHERMAN THADDEUS,wagonmak- 
 
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 Stiles J W, jeweler and watchmaker 
 
 SUMMERS & HACKNEY, black- 
 
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 Tcj^ido MiL'uel, barber 
 TOGNAZZI B G, gon mdso 
 TURNER J N, atty at law and notary 
 
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 WOODS F H, carpenter and cabinet 
 
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 CALAVERAS CX)UNTY, 
 
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 on tlie C. P. li. It.; 1'2 milea from San 
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 Besoux G, gen mdse and agt W, F & Co 
 
 Bowman A, livery stable 
 
 Creiiht James, teamster 
 
 (iollao J C, stock-raiser 
 
 fiate J jM, stock-raiser 
 
 NYE D B> gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Peck F C, bootmaker 
 
 Itoman A. livery 
 
 Sanford N F, gen mdse 
 
 Todd J, meat market 
 
 VIeinot t J, grocc ries 
 
 Wooiey Win, li^iuors 
 
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 Campo, 
 
 SAN DIEGO COUNTY. 
 
 Gaskill Bros, gen mdse and blacksmiths 
 Guskill L U, postmaster 
 
 Camptonville, 
 
 YUBA COUNTY, 
 
 Is 95 miles from Sacramento v!n Marys- 
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 Baden W J, blacksmith 
 
 Baker J \V, carpenter 
 
 Bliss C A, justice of the peace 
 
 B!i33 Mrs K H, hotel 
 
 Brown Mrs A L, dressmaker 
 
 Brown J P & Co, bankers 
 
 Calvin Wm H, drugs and notions 
 
 Dameille F, hotel 
 
 Douj;l.is Geo, dentist 
 
 Erwin Jos, blacksmith 
 
 Gassner M J, tanner 
 
 Gerweiiier Casper, shoemaker 
 
 Graliam J K, shoemaker 
 
 G rover W H, livery 
 
 MANSUR C F, dry goods and post- 
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 Marrow & Verrell, carpenters 
 
 McLelliin J <J, tinware 
 
 McMurray V C, saloon 
 
 Meek J II, grocer 
 
 Mevcs B, jeweler 
 
 Millar A G, butcher and justice of the 
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 Smith Mrs C C, druggist 
 
 Walton J H, baker 
 
 Young J K, notary public 
 
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 Beek A, bootmaker 
 Cranston T J, druggist 
 
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 ALPIIABKTICALI.r. 
 
 Duncan H C, livery stable and propr of 
 
 Cal Q S M Stage Line 
 Freeman F S ft Co, gen mdse 
 Lang Jno A, saloon 
 Levy David, gen mdse 
 Levy W, gen mdse 
 Lewis Jno T, harnes maker 
 Lovoll & Parker, blacksmiths and wag 
 
 onmakers 
 Hunger W D, blacksmith 
 Perkins E E, postmaste.* and justice of 
 
 peace 
 Strohback H, saloon 
 
 Capistrano, 
 
 LOS ANGELES OOUNIT. 
 A postoiBce, 75 miles from Los Angeles, 
 
 Carlson Christian, blacksmith 
 Charles Heury, wool grower 
 Congdon J K, constable and collector 
 Dancri J B, justice of peace 
 Dartigue Louis, wool grower 
 Egan Richd, \V U tel opr and county 
 
 supervisor 
 Erreca Bernardo, wool grower 
 P'uller J J', justice of peace 
 Garcia Dolores, saloon and stable 
 Lopera C, constable and collector 
 Mendelson M, geu mdse, postmaster and 
 
 ins agent 
 SALABERRI JUAN & CO, general 
 
 merchandis e an il liciuors 
 
 WAGNER CHAS, saloon 
 
 Carpenteria, 
 
 SANTA KAHUAUA COUNTY. 
 
 A stage station and trading point on 
 the Coast Stage Eoad from Santa Bar 
 bara to Los Angeles. Stage from Santa 
 Barbara 10 miles; fare, ;J1.00. Stage 
 from San B-mnaveiiti. ra 1.0 miles. The 
 place is surroundeil by a most thrifty 
 farming popul 'Hon. 
 
 Anderson ^V saloon 
 Benn Jno, ■ .loable 
 Dodge C K, . n mdse 
 Muncton. Henry, blacksmith 
 Thurmonil CJ E, gen mdse and postmaster 
 Way Wm, justice of peace 
 
 Caspar, 
 
 MENDOCINO COUNTY. 
 
 Beached by the N. P. 0. R. R. and 
 connecting stage lines or Pacific Coast 
 steamers. It is 1(30 miles from 8an 
 Francisco. 
 
 Bromley D, blacksmith 
 
 CumniingH J, siloon 
 
 D£ CAMP C E, postmaster 
 
 Gregor J, blacksmith 
 
 Huldt Danl, saloon 
 
 Heldt Go, livery 
 
 JACKSON J 0, general merchandise, 
 
 C E Dj Camp manager 
 Kelly Frank, g(ftn store 
 King Jno, saloon ' 
 
 McDonahl J K, tanner 
 McDonald Jno, hotel , . , 
 Van Ahweu M, saloon ' 
 
 Castroville, 
 
 MONTEREY COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the Southern Pacific Railroad, 15 
 miles from Monterey, and has a popula- 
 tion of 800. It was named after J. B. 
 Castro, Esij. The place depends upon 
 stock-raisinL{ and agricultural interests 
 for its support. It is also the junction 
 for the railroad leading to Monterey. 
 
 BLACK & SON. CastroviUo Flour 
 
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 BOWERY JOHN, veterinary surgeon 
 Brown Wm H, hairdresser 
 CASTRO J 6, farmer and land owner 
 
 "CASTRO\nLL£ ARGUS," Joseph 
 
 Morritt propr 
 Cooper J B H, gen mdse 
 GIBSON W H, grain buyer, flour deal- 
 
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 GRANDPRE H D, harnessmaker 
 
 Henry Walter saloon 
 
 Johnson Israel, postmaster 
 
 Keating L B, geu mdse 
 
 Kelly P, farmer and gardener 
 
 KING M, restaurant and saloon 
 
 Knoeh & Zimmerman, meat market 
 
 Longley A H, stoves and tinware 
 
 Mathews Monroe, barber 
 
 MERRITT JOSEPH, propr "Caatro 
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 Merritt M ii, notary public 
 
 MEYER LOUIS, Snug S.iloon 
 
 Miller & Co, croceries 
 
 MILLS JOHN, saloon and restaurant 
 
 Mitchell .1 \V, varieties 
 
 Parent T I), blacksmith 
 
 PARKER JOHN, druggist and physi- 
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 Pierson W S, agt S P R R 
 
 Pomber .J .VI, livery stable 
 
 REIRDON JOHN, harness and saddles 
 
 Roth lliram, i^aluon 
 
 SMITH F M, propr American Hotel 
 
 STREBOST WM, boots and shoes also 
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 WALSH F M , wines, liquors, cigars, 
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 Watson J £, varieties 
 
 Whitcher C R, blacksmith 
 
 WHITE OECk Salinas Bre^^ery Saloon 
 
 WOOD, DUTOHEB & CO, gen mdse 
 
 Cayucas, 
 
 SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY. 
 
 A small but pretty place on the sea 
 coast, ISO miles south of San Francisco, 
 and is most conveniently reached by the 
 Pacific Coast steamers. It depends on 
 the dairy interests mainly. It has tele- 
 graphic communication. 
 
 Brocksieb Chan, carpenter 
 
 Burroughs Abbott L, postmaster and 
 
 W U Tel Co 
 CASS. JAMES & CO, agricultural im- 
 
 tilements, general merchandise and 
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 COSMOFOLITAir HOTEL, Morganti 
 
 ft Brignnlj projjrs 
 SE ROME A T, blacksmith 
 Gemmill David, butcher and farmer 
 GRANT, LULL & CO, gen mdse, VV 
 
 Watson mnnager 
 Grisiagher A, snloon 
 HANDY JOHN H, blacksmith 
 MOROANTI & BKIONOLI, hotel 
 WATSON WM J, manager Grant, 
 
 Lull & Co 
 Wright C W, justice of peace 
 
 Cedar Flat, 
 
 THIN ITT COUNTY 
 
 SIMMONS & MORTON, gen mdse, 
 hotel and postoihce 
 
 Cedarville, 
 
 MODOC COUNTY. 
 
 A postoffice reached via Central Pa- 
 cific Railroad to Reno, Nevada, thence 
 by stages 225 miles. 
 
 Alirams J, wagonmaker 
 
 Crissler & Bonner, groceries and bard- 
 ware 
 
 Pronillard Wm, flour mill 
 
 GODFRET G E, postmaster and mil- 
 linery 
 
 Hivonymous J, hotel 
 
 Jont'8 J C, bootmaker 
 
 Kistter Bros & Co, dry goods 
 
 Monchamp J, hotel 
 
 Norton M L, market 
 Roberts Wm, waeonmaker 
 Simons J R, blacksmith 
 Wylie Jas, blacksmith 
 
 Central House, 
 
 BUTTK COUNTY. 
 A postoffice, 12 miles south of Shasta. 
 
 Dum ar Harry, blacksmith 
 HUTCHINS J S, postmaster 
 
 Central Point, 
 
 MERCED COUNTY. 
 
 B ily J, blacksmith 
 
 Drummond Jno Q, supt San Joaquin & 
 
 Kiiig's River Canal Co 
 HOFFMAN G L, gen mdse, I^otel and 
 
 postmaster 
 
 Centreville, 
 
 ALAMEDA COUNTY, 
 
 Is located in a rich, fertile district, 33 
 miles from San Francisco and 3 miles 
 from thd C. P. R. R. at Niles. A stage 
 connects at every train. Has a popula- 
 tiou of 400, and a Masonic Lodge of (30 
 members. 
 
 ALLEN CYRTTS H, physician 
 
 BANE & DODGE, gen mdso 
 
 B£0£ C&ARLES, saddler and hameaa 
 maker 
 
 BECK D H, een mdse 
 
 BLACOW MRS R, French merino 
 sheep range «i 
 
 COLEMAN J W, livery stable, Stage 
 Line 
 
 COLEMAN & SANDHOLDT, saloon 
 
 Dyers M C, saloon 
 
 Hainan .fames, stoves and tinware 
 
 Hilton F H, boot and shoemaker 
 
 Huxley T C, atty at law 
 
 LEWIS B J MRS, United States 
 Hotel 
 
 Lucio J, boot and shoemaker 
 
 Morter & Moaher, carriage manufr and 
 blacksmith ^"^ . ■*" ^ 
 
 Pendergest Matthew, boot and shoe- 
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 FRAG CONRAD, gen mdss and post- 
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 Riser & Smith, carriage manufr and 
 blacksmith 
 
 RoWrtaon J W, carriage maker 
 
 SALZ & CO, gen mdse, agt W UTel, 
 and W, F & Co 
 
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 Silver Manuel, barber 
 
 Tifoch Jim, saloon 
 
 UNITED STATES HOTEL, Mrs B J 
 
 Lewis proprs 
 Waltoa W, blacksmith 
 Woodham C H, hamessmaker. 
 WORSHAM K MKS, Milton House 
 YATES L 0, notary public and dentist 
 YonswMia D L, physician and druggist 
 
 Ceres, 
 
 STANISLAUS COUNTY. 
 
 Annear J G, blacksmith 
 
 Averill Bros, blacksmiths and wagon 
 
 makers 
 Cantield \V L, painter 
 Cross J H, groceries 
 Tynan Dr. Rrain 
 WHITMOkE D, postmaster and ware 
 
 house 
 Whitmoro &; Howard, Market 
 
 stages. Depends on minine chiefly for 
 its support. J. J. Moston, Es-i., is the 
 proprietor of the Cherokee ilutel, the 
 best in the place. Population about 
 150. 
 
 Bristow VVm, meat market 
 Fitter Mrs John, hotel 
 Morgan Henry, postmaster 
 Morgan James L, groceries 
 MOSTON J J, propr Cherokee Hotel 
 
 Cherokee, 
 
 nUTTE COUNTY, 
 
 A postofficc, and quite a pleasant little 
 place, 12 miles north of Oroville. 
 
 fancy 
 
 Bader C, liquors 
 Bagnclle — , hotel 
 BARBEE B E, postmaster 
 Barbee Mrs li JO, millinery and 
 
 goods, dry goods and notions 
 Beatson James, tobacco 
 Blackburn W K, gen mdse 
 Derrick A S, liquors 
 France C, physician 
 Glass L, notary public 
 Glover M, liquors 
 Goodny L, gen mdse 
 Hollop F, bootmaker 
 Horusman H, liquors 
 Knowls M, confectionery 
 Medowich G, liquors 
 Miller & Vogt. meat market 
 Parker L A, liquors 
 Rogers J H, druggist 
 Ryan A, hotel 
 Weloughby N, hotel and justico of the 
 
 Wieace 
 ILLIAMS WM H, supervisor 
 Wolf R, gen mdse 
 
 Chico, 
 
 BUTTE COUNTY, 
 
 Is one of the prettiest places in the 
 State, and has a population of noai-ly 
 <l,000. It id the largest and wealthiest 
 town in the county, and ii depondont 
 upon the agricultural, vinicultural and 
 mining interests of the locality for itd 
 support. It ii in a prosperous condition, 
 and its outlook is emphatically hi'i<rht. 
 It is on the lino of the Oregon Division 
 of the Central Pacific It. R., U5 miles 
 above Sacramento. The climate is good 
 and the society excellent. Its streets 
 are broad and smooth, and arc bouuti- 
 fully shaded with forest trees. The 
 business houses are well and tastily 
 built, while the private residences pre- 
 sent a most attractive appaarancc. Re- 
 ligious denominations awl secret orders 
 are all represented, and are well at- 
 tended. 
 
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 Cherokee, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY, 
 
 (Postoffice, Patterson), 
 
 Is 12 miles north of Nevada City, the 
 county seat, and is reached by tri-weekly 
 
 Ackerman F,' meat market, Second 
 ALLEN ALBERT, blacksmith, 
 
 Eighth and Main 
 AllinLjcr Chris, market 
 BAEIER B B. boots and shoes 
 BALL CHAS, watches, clocks, jewelry 
 
 and plated wnre 
 
 BANK OF BUTTE COUNTY, Chaa 
 
 Faulkner cashior, cor Second and 
 
 Broadway 
 
 BANK OF CHICO, A H Crew cashier, 
 
 cor Second an<l Bromlway 
 BARKLEY MRS S I, dressmaker, 
 
 Broadway 
 B PfTX & TITZELL, Alhambra Saloon, 
 
 Main 
 BICE & MOORE, Dexter Exchange 
 
 Saloon, cor Broadway and Third 
 BLDWELL JOHN, Rancho Chico and 
 
 Chico Flour Mills, Broadway 
 BLACKWELL W J, manager for M C 
 
 Hawley & Co 
 Blood A F, soda and broom factory 
 Bradley W L, marble works 
 Breslauer H, clothing 
 Breslauer M & Co, clothing 
 BULLAED A, grain buyer, Broadway 
 
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 BUSK ISAAC, wine rooms, Second 
 Bum S C, bukery 
 Cain Jamos, bootmaker. Main 
 Camper H VV, wagonmaker 
 
 CANFIELD E E, ci^ara and tobacco, 
 
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 CART FRANK, junction Hotel 
 Chamberliu li A, meat market 
 Chapman A H, lupt Chico Water Co 
 "CMICO DAILY RECORD," Geo H 
 
 Crosetto propr 
 
 "CmCO ENTERPRISE," Edward 
 
 Hoole propr 
 Chico (jas Co, A H Chapman snpt 
 CHICO HOTEL. WctherbiKj & Wood 
 
 propra, cor 8econd and Salem 
 Chico fiumber Co, lumber 
 Chico Water Co, A H Chapman aupt 
 Clarke B F, phyaician 
 Cohn D S, boota and shoes 
 
 CRAPO G W, phyaician and surgeon 
 
 Second 
 CREVIT A H, cashiar Bank of Chico, 
 
 cor Second and Broadway, and city 
 
 treasurer 
 CROISSANT CHAS. propr Chico Brow 
 
 cry, cor Eighth and Broadway 
 
 CROSETTE GEO H, propr "Chico 
 Daily Kecord" and "VVeokly Butte 
 Record," and county superviaor 
 
 GRUH F A. dentist. Second 
 
 DAILY C M, hairdresser. Main 
 
 D.iniels & Spraguc, nuction 
 
 DAVIDSON A J, 8 doon, Main 
 
 Davidaon H B, a^t C P K R 
 
 DAVIS F E, man)le works, Broadway 
 but Fourth and Fifth 
 
 Davis G VV, physician, Broadway 
 
 Davis V, insnranco 
 
 DAWSON J A, physician and surgeon 
 
 DIAMANT B, dry gooils, clothing, 
 
 l)oi>ta and shoes, Main 
 DOOLEY THOS, oyster and chophous?. 
 
 Second 
 DOOLITTLE IRA R, propr Union 
 
 ilutel. Main and Third 
 Dorn G W & Co, gen mdse. Main and 
 
 Second 
 
 DRAPER WM, bootmaker, Btoadway 
 Duun J F, livery stable 
 Eitel J M Fr.ink, druKS and books 
 EMPE & ST JOHN, blackamiths, 
 
 Junction 
 Emp.irium of Fashion, millinery and 
 
 hair ^oods 
 ESPINOSA JOSE M, bits and spurs 
 Fargo & Frost, blacksmiths 
 Farrar JLjgro' tu ,s 
 FAUliKNEEl '"'a AS, caaldor Bank of 
 
 Butte County i.nd a ;t W, F & Co 
 FETTERS ft \:UI^lAJSa, furniture 
 
 aud undertaking, Mu.u 
 
 FINEGAN JOHN, New York Livery 
 
 Stable, Main 
 Fink Hennr, hairdrcaier 
 FRANEY JOSEPH, merchant tailor. 
 
 Br.tadway 
 FRYEHH, photographer, Second' 
 GARRETT ft MAGEE, proprj Butte 
 
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 GIFFORD A J, «tty at law and notary 
 
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 GOODDAY M ft 00, dry goods and 
 
 cloihing 
 Graf & McMillan, blacksmiths 
 GRAVES G W, druggist. Main and 
 
 Second 
 HACHHANN HENRY, tailor and 
 
 dealer 8 jcond-hiiiid clothes, Broadway 
 HALLET ARDREWS, justice peace, 
 
 notary and loans negotiated 
 
 HALLI^ ft LOY, furniture, carp3t3, un- 
 dertaking, sewing machines, paints, 
 etc, M lin and Third 
 
 HAWLEi H C ftCO, hardware and 
 
 ag ricultural itnidcinants 
 HENDERSON B, hairdresser and baths, 
 
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 HENDERSON G T, physician and 
 
 surgeon, Second 
 
 HENSHAW PARK, atty at law, 
 Broadway 
 
 Hibbard & Sommar, jewelry, stationery, 
 music and fancy goods 
 
 Hildreth L A, postmaster 
 
 Hill Sl McLennan, siiloon 
 
 Hohr.rt C V & Co insurance, Second 
 
 HOOLE EDWARD, propr "Chico En- 
 terpriae" 
 
 HULL ISRAEL, wagonmaker. Junc- 
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 Jackson F M, jeweler. Main 
 
 JACKSON J Si physician and surgeon 
 
 JACKSON PETER, hairdraassr and 
 baths. Main 
 
 Jacobs & Oajr, dry goods and clothing 
 
 Johnson D, wagonm:iker 
 
 JOHNSON N ft S3N, grocarioa, Broad- 
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 KERBLE ft DAVISON. Bank Ex- 
 change Saloon, Second 
 
 KING W Z, dentist, Dorn's new build- 
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 Knnwlton A L, county surveyor 
 
 KNIGHT MRS H A, millinery and 
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 LETl W, druggists, Broadway 
 
 Lewis H, barber 
 
 Lonccdon J B, liquors 
 
 LONGFELLOW ft BECKHAM, hay. 
 
 (train and feeil, Junction 
 LUCAS A J, furniture, justice peace and 
 
 police judge, Broadway 
 Luak F C, atty at law 
 MASON C C, phyaician and surgeon 
 
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 IDsSSER W N. stage, sale and feed 
 
 stable, proprs Chico a Powellton Stage 
 
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 M^yer Aogust, saloon, Main 
 MOAD J N, dentist, Broadway and 
 
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 HOOBE MISS M F, millinery and agt 
 
 fiutterick patterns., 28 Main 
 Mor se E B, canned fruit and produce 
 "SELBOH CHAS L, horseshoer. Sec 
 
 Olid and Saleiti 
 Nenhirth Jno 'I, ci^ar factory 
 NEWMAN J F, stoves, tinware, 
 
 plumbing and gasfittiug, Broadway 
 
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 Nichols EC, saloon 
 NOONAN J C, druggist. Main 
 
 NOUBBE OEO F & CO, groin buyers 
 
 Nye Mrs L, dressmaker 
 
 O'Hair I'eter, groceries 
 
 Ormsby J M, statijuery and agt W U 
 Til Co 
 
 PETEBS F & BBO, hoot* and shoes, 
 dry goods and clotiiiicr. Main 
 
 PILLOT F A, cigars and tvibacco. Main 
 and Second 
 
 BEQOEDWABI) S, Gem Saloon N£ 
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 Reilly & Hubbard, hardware and aj;ri 
 cultural implements 
 
 Reiitcr L A, harness and sad'iles 
 
 Kinehart & Cook, lumber 
 
 rtobbie & Bruce, granite works 
 
 B(i])er J W, insurance 
 
 B ose E , saloon 
 
 BUNDEL B T, city marshal and as- 
 sessor 
 
 BTJSBT & MEBT, Chico Fonndery, 
 Eiuhth snd Broadway 
 
 8CHWEIN M, propr Bailroad House, 
 Depot 
 
 SGHWEINft FETEBSON. Junction 
 Meiit Market 
 
 SHEABEB & EVANS, Hvery 
 
 SHEBWOOD W H, blacksmith and 
 wagonmaker, Broadway and Fifth 
 
 Sierra Lumber Co, lumber 
 
 Silver H C, iam agt 
 
 Silvorstein H, furnishing coods 
 
 SIMOB B J, restaurant. Main 
 
 Stan shnry O, physician 
 
 ETWAIN G B, hardware and agricul- 
 tural implements, Broadway and 
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 SWEABINOEN WM W, house and 
 si\n» i^iiter, Bn'adway 
 
 TANFIELD ANTHONY, carriage 
 
 piiinter, Broadway and Fifth 
 Thiel A L, cigars, news and insurance 
 TICKNEB, BUBHHAM ft 00. gen 
 
 milse, Third and Main 
 
 TUTON MBS MATTIE, Chico Res- 
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 Frank Geo, barber 
 Trimble J M, saloon 
 
 UNION HOTEL, Ira R Doolittle propr. 
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 TJSHEB MBS W H, dressmaker, Mam 
 
 Utterbi.ck L, Sidoon 
 
 WABBAMS W H, gunsmith, guns 
 
 and ammunition, Broadway 
 Walker & Cole, groceries 
 Walsh Thos, hrrness and saddles 
 Warren C G, city clerk and recorder 
 WABBEN B £, Chioo Pioneer Candy 
 
 Factory, Mcia 
 Waste * Harnard, livery stable 
 WATEBLANB WM, merchant tailor, 
 
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 WATKINS & CO,genmdsc, Second 
 
 and Br«>adway 
 Watts Nelson, physician 
 
 "WEEKLY B J I'TE BECOBD," Geo 
 
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 WETHEBBjEE & WOOD, proprs 
 Cliifo Hotel, iSec ond a nd Nalem 
 
 WHITE & LUCKWELL, groceries 
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 Wolter Alb?rt A, s^d'^m 
 
 WOOBS & WAIEIEB, clothing and 
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 IRA R. DOOLITTLE, 
 
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 Ciirrie L D, phot 
 
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 postmaster, am 
 ' Egling Ij, blackaii 
 Kempaton John, 
 Limpjon R M, pi 
 Mann J C, saloon 
 Mttuza P, b3otmal 
 Mayer L, butcher 
 McAdams T, groc 
 M'-rris A, groceru 
 P«iiner T, barber 
 Keifiin!}hau8 R, tt 
 Soliusky C W H, 
 Wheclock S 0, aa 
 
 Akin I T, physicl 
 Aros A, nen uuUel 
 CioUlsmith S, gen \ 
 Youut David, blaj 
 
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 BUSSELL 0A\ 
 
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 Gunley Andrew, 
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. ^^ 
 
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 California — Chile GiUch-Clarkahurg. 
 
 JkLPHABBTIOAU.r. 
 
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 OALAVER.iS COUNTY, 
 
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 inhabitants, but through the failure uf 
 its i.iines, it decreased in p' ip jlation quite 
 rapidly, and it now oiitains only 150, 
 It is 26 miles from Miltoa, and i» de 
 pendent on Yosemite travel for support. 
 
 Currie L D, photographer 
 
 CUTTIKQ C Bi justice of the peace, 
 
 postmaster, and gen mdse 
 Egling L, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 Kempaton John, 1>ootm:iker 
 Limpdon R M, physician 
 Mann J C, saloon ,■ * , , 
 
 Mauza P, bDotmaker * " V 
 
 Mnyer L, butcher ' , 
 
 Me Adams T, groceries 
 
 Mi-rris A, groceries and dry goods 
 
 Paiiner T, barber 
 
 Reiainghaus R, tailor 
 
 Soliiisky C W H, hotel 
 
 Wheclouk S C, saloon 
 
 cific R. R., 11 miles soatheaat of Salinas 
 City. 
 
 Blinn Harrison, hotel 
 DB.OOE JNO C, postmaster 
 DE09E JNO C & CO, gen mdse 
 Mauk Frank, agent 8 P R R and W U 
 
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 Peterson M, hotel '« 
 
 Peterson Peter, blacksmith ' 
 Piel Chris, hotel .'■• 
 
 Ray Juo, shoemaker 
 Whitnrorth Jno, agent Chualar Orant 
 
 Cinnabar. 
 
 BAN BENITO COUNTY. 
 
 Branigan A, dairyman 
 Davez!fii> S, groceries 
 HAMMOND C T, postmaster 
 Melintly Henry, sawmill 
 Powers A W, physician 
 Rock wood Capt, sawmill 
 Thompson A, justice of the peace 
 
 Chino, 
 
 BAN BERNARDINO COUNTY. 
 
 Akin I T, physician 
 
 Aros A, geu uulse and pjstmaster 
 
 GoUlsinith S, gen mdse 
 
 Youut David, blacksmith 
 
 Cholame, 
 
 a<\N LUIS OBISPO COUNTY. 
 
 RUSSELL DAVID, general merchan 
 dine and jrastmaster 
 
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 ' PLACER COUNTY. 
 
 A postofHce on the Central PacifioR. 
 R., 5t) miles northeast of Auburn. A 
 supply puiut for adjacent mines. 
 
 Christine, 
 
 MENDOCINO COUNTY. 
 
 Gunley Andrew, hotel, gen mdse, post- 
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 Chualar, 
 
 UONTEREY COUNTY, 
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 Leonard A Willett. frei'jthters 
 Palmer U C, operator \V U Tol Co 
 
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 Hotel and Agent Wells, Fargo & Co., 
 
 Cisco. Piacer County. 
 
 Nearest Point to the Meadow Lake Mines, 
 Ten Miles from Cisco. 
 
 Clarksburg, 
 
 YOLO COUNTY, 
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 Sacramento, on the Sacramento river, 
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 WEBBER D C, gen mdie, poatmaater, 
 
 and Wells, Faigo ft Co 'a agent 
 WilLrd Juhu, blacksmith 
 
 Clarksville, 
 
 BL DORADO COUNTY. 
 
 Carstin Geo, dairy 
 Daniels & Co, gen mdse 
 EureG, dairy 
 Fagan 1', shuemaker 
 Fitch G C, daily 
 Grigg G, Macksmith 
 Johnson Mrs H M, dressmaker 
 Karonel J, saloon 
 
 Kyburg (•, dairy and notary public 
 Maltby — , dairy 
 Mori^on A, d; iry 
 Sice Oscar, dairy 
 Kynn P, dairy and fanner 
 TOKY S, justii-e ot the peace, post- 
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 Tony Jno^ hotel 
 
 Clinton, 
 
 AMADOB OOUNTY, 
 
 Eighteen miles from lone City. Ponu. 
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 Clay, 
 
 SACRAMENTO COUNTY, 
 
 On the Amador branch Central Pacific 
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 STEELE THOS, go" mdse and post- 
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 Clayton, 
 
 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, 
 
 Is a postoffice, and has a population of 
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 Condie J no, hotel 
 
 Curry J&tnea, livery 
 
 Davison 1>, blacksmith 
 
 Ferjuson K, nadiles and hamessmakcr 
 
 INORAM HENRY, jnstice of the 
 
 pence, druys and ((rocerica 
 JAMES MORGAN, liqnors 
 Notlinuham M F, blacksmith 
 SHEINHART JAS, l>oots and shoes 
 Khin e C'hi s, gen mdse and notary public 
 RHINE'S W)TEL, Jacob RhiniB propr 
 
 RHINES JACOB, propr Rhine's Hotel 
 
 Kobrecht Frank, brewer 
 
 Winters W W, constable 
 
 ZOPFY ADOLPH, mail carrier I 
 
 Bayrie .T, gen mdse and constablo 
 Spagnoli ft Bro, gen mdse 
 8pagnoli D B, jiwtice of the peace 
 
 Clipper Gap, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY. 
 
 A Station on the C. P. R. R., ^ milea 
 nortlieast of Auburn. 
 
 Judkins Samuel, saloon 
 MuGre>{or Mra R, boarding house 
 
 Clipper Mills, 
 
 BUTTE COUNTY. 
 
 Binet Eil ft Son, sash and door factory 
 CLARK H F, gen mdse and pustmaster 
 Filck J C, hoiol 
 2jchultz J F, hotel 
 
 Cloverdale, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY, 
 
 Is a place of 700 inhabitants and the 
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 andf Lakeport. Ifis JK) miles from Sau 
 Fruncidco. 
 
 Abraham C, gen mdso 
 
 Abraham Ij, tinsmith 
 
 BERLIN A C MRS, millinery and 
 
 dre^sinuking 
 Boggs J O, physician and druggiit 
 Brodkins Misa A E, millinery and fancy 
 
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 Brush W T, groceries, etc 
 Carrie J A, gen mdso 
 Chombaud .1, winery 
 CITY HOTEL. C W Smith propr. o s 
 
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 Conway J M, paator (Catholic) 
 
 Coomes A M, dentist 
 
 Cootes W F, gen mdae 
 
 DAVIS A, ^en mdse 
 
 Davia G V, Uvery and aale stable 
 
 Dixon John, liquors 
 
 ETHRIDOE U, bricklayer and plas- 
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 FIELD JOHV. real estate 
 
 OSBKHABDT H F, propr U 8 Hotel 
 
 Geyser iSprings Hotel, Win Forayth 
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 Grunt & Bentley, blacksmiths and wa- 
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 Huebl H, justice of the peace 
 
 Haupt J, stoves and tiuwaro 
 
 Heald J G, hotel 
 
 Hesse C, blacksmith 
 
 Hoadley J F, com merchant and lum- 
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 Hook Samuel, bootmaker 
 
 Hunziker G, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 Kline J A, lumber 
 
 Lance J A, corral 
 
 Lank S, larber 
 
 Levy J, v;dn mdse 
 
 Libraiy Hall, H Hachl prnpr 
 
 Liiivilfe B & Son, gen Jnds3 -? i^ --s 
 
 Livemash J H, furniture and undertaker 
 
 Marks 8, gen mdse 
 
 Markell It 8, pliyaician and druggist 
 
 McDonal d A C, hotel 
 
 MENIHAN H, propr Cloverdalc 
 House 
 
 Mitchell Bros, cigars, tobacco and 
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 Mitchell Chas D, liquors 
 
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 Moore Mrs 8 M, fruits, vegetables, eto 
 
 Morgan D B, justice of the peace and 
 notary pnblio 
 
 Muntz J, Dootmaker 
 
 Murray W E, harness and saddlery 
 
 Neal W W, flouring mill 
 
 Preston L M, livery 
 
 Barney J, physician 
 
 Reeves John A, butcher 
 
 Roger s Jn o, hotel 
 
 SGHAFER & ANKER, proprs Clover- 
 dale Brewery 
 
 Schwartz M, aen mdse 
 
 SHAW ISAAC E, groceries, hardwara, 
 agricultural implements, etc, agt W, 
 F& Co, and postmaster 
 
 Shelton J G, pastor M £ S Church 
 
 Shipley RJ, propr Alder Glen Springs 
 
 Sims Thos, li.iu jrs 
 
 8i3Mnfi;out John, hay, grain and feed 
 
 SMITH C W, propr. City Hotel 
 
 Smith Mrs J, taaohcr of music 
 
 Smith Joheil, butcher 
 
 Spurr Dante;! F, atty at law 
 
 TWITED STATES HOTEL, H F Ger- 
 
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 VAN ARNAM W C & CO, Cloverdale 
 
 and Clear Lake Stiige Co 
 WAITE & FRENCH, blacksmiths and 
 
 waxoninakorii 
 WALKER W S, editor and propr 
 
 "Cloverdale Reveille" 
 Westlake J, bootmaker 
 Whitney S P, pastor Con^^regational 
 
 Church 
 Willmt Mrs P, teacher of music 
 Willey Mrs E H. hotel 
 Williams C A, carpenter 
 Wolford S, flouring mills 
 
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 West Street, Cloverdale. Sonoma County, Ca!. 
 
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 starting Flac3 of Stag3s for all parts of thd Coontry. 
 
 The Hotel haa been enlarged and refurnished throughout. The Foreign 
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 CMale ai Clear lake Stap Line. 
 
 FIB8T-CI<AIS8 COWORD COACHKS LIBAVB 
 
 CLOVERDALEforg^S BARTLEn SPRINGS 
 
 Via Iligeland Springs, Kelseyvillr, Soda Bay, L\k.>port and Upper Lake. 
 
 Cheapest and Quickest Route to Clear Lake. 
 
 lf»re from San Franr.iseo to Clear Lake Kq Hq 
 
 Tickets can be procured at offices of S. P. & N. P. R. R., 426 Montgomery St. 
 San Francisco. 
 
 W. C. VAN ARNAM & CO., Fro?ri9to:8, CIOTrdale. 
 
 W. S. WALKER, Editor anil Proprietor. 
 
 CLOVEBDALE, - - - CALIFOItNIA, 
 
 Satocription, $3.00 n ypnr. Independent in politicn. For the interest of 
 Cloverdiile nnd tfunuinu County in gencrul. 
 
 ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK EXECUTED PROMPTLY. 
 
 Bill ^^Pi"'<, Note Heads, Poster*, Letter Sheets, Envelopes, Dod,rers, etc., execu- 
 ted with neatness and dispatch. 
 
 Colfkx, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY'. 
 
 Is » place of 1,000 inhabitants, 54 miles' 
 east of Sacramento ou the Central Pa- 
 cific Itailroad. It is also the juncti >n of 
 theN, C. N. G. K. K. with the Central 
 PaciKo. It takes its name from ex-Vicd 
 President Colfax. 
 
 Allen & irnrris, m eat market 
 
 BENJAMIH WM, harness and saddles 
 
 Blanchmuriede G G, liquors 
 
 Butler John, books and stationery, 
 druggist and postmaster 
 
 Culver J A, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Cnrley & Mahon, hotel 
 
 Davenport John, liquors 
 
 FarrellWm, hotel 
 
 Fawcett Geo H, b&rb?r 
 
 Harris, Smith k Co, groceries 
 
 Hayford, Perkins & C^, gen mdso 
 
 Hutf S \V, barber 
 
 Kuensly Jacob, justice of the peace and 
 operator W U Tel Co 
 
 Lawrence — , watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 Leeds L D, liquors 
 
 Lobner M, agt C. P. R. R. 
 
 L rd T J, livery stable 
 
 McCarty J, b )otmaker 
 
 Mi^hlcr M, meat market V 
 
 Murphy B, li:|uorj 
 
 Nickull & Plank, groceries and clothing 
 
 Pepan L, restaurant 
 
 Queen Mrs Julia, millinsry and ^ess- 
 
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 Rooney R F, physician 
 Storey W B, agt W, F & Co and notary 
 
 public 
 Symonds Gen, bakery and rostaurant 
 Tope O P, liquors 
 Treasure Wni, liquors 
 Wales H, tiuket agt and opr O P and N 
 
 C N G K Rs 
 Webster E, constable 
 
 College City, 
 
 COLUSA COUNXy. 
 DAVIS S, physician and postmaster 
 Dtviiiny N, grocer 
 Folsom W D, architect 
 Fondi A, physician 
 Thifflebw'am J, gen mdse 
 Walker & Hewitt, manufr wind mills 
 
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 Biers Juo, bul 
 Borland Alex 
 Bothwell Wl. 
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 Brock J J, 
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 Chalmers Roi 
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 Clark Jcshua 
 Clussju P, sh 
 Cox Roger, tt 
 Gr.iy J, llfjuo 
 Harney ThosJ 
 Johnson C'hai 
 Kane P, orch 
 Kane Thos, 
 
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 ALniAmmOALLT. 
 
 Collegeville, 
 
 BAN JOAQUIN COUNTY. 
 A amall place 8 miles eaat of Stockton. 
 
 Crabb A, sohool teacher 
 Qilae rt Joli n O, wn gonna aker 
 LAW8EN ANDBJUW, gen mdae and 
 
 ^oatmoster 
 Minor Geo F, blackamith 
 8uow W H, butcher 
 
 Collinsyille, 
 
 SOLANO COUNTY, 
 
 Is 56 miles from San Francisco, on the 
 Sacmmento river. Population estimated 
 at 100. Fruit-growing and agricultural 
 ore its interests of support. 
 
 Brown S H, hotel. •' v . v l 
 
 Dolmonte Frank, carpenter 
 
 HOSKINO WILLIAM, general mor- 
 chandisc, hotal, postmaster, agent 
 Well*, Fargo & Co and justice of peace 
 
 Jone^s Wm, gen mdse 
 
 Page Wni, saloon 
 
 K ichanlsitn W, carpenter 
 
 Sucramouto Kiver Packing Co, A Booth 
 Bupt 
 
 Coloma, 
 
 EL DORADO COUNTY. 
 
 One of the oldest towns in the Stato, 
 and is notetl as \maa the place where gold 
 was tirst discovcreit It depentls on the 
 fniit-growinj|( interests to a considerable 
 extent for its support, though the 
 mines contribute largely. 
 
 Allhoff Martin J, tel opr '' 
 
 Auderh'dden Jos, shoemaker and saloon 
 
 Bayne Wm, gardener and orobad 
 
 Biers Jno, blacksmith 
 
 Borland Alex, clothing store 
 
 Bothwell Wm, saloon 
 
 Brower H H, constable 
 
 Brock J J, market 
 
 Brtickway S H, winery 
 
 'Jurgess A M. blacksmith 
 
 Chalmers Ruht, wine cellar and propr of 
 
 Colomi Vineyard Houso 
 Clark Joshua, butcher 
 Clu8S3U P, shoemaker 
 Cox Roger, toll keeper > . «.. ^ . . 
 Uray J, liquors 
 Haruey Thoa, orohardist 
 Johusou Chas, vineyard and orchard 
 Kane P, orohardist and winery 
 Kane Thos, stage' driver 
 
 Last Chance Qnmrta Mining Co 
 
 Lohry Adam, gen mdss 
 
 Markham C K, teacher 
 
 Marshall J W, vineyard 
 
 McBdth Robt, orohardist 
 
 McBride B, saloon 
 
 McKay Robt. winery 
 
 Meyers Mrs Henry, prop Meyers Hotel 
 
 Miller duo, tailitr 
 
 Mit'ihrll Mrs Thoa, orohardist 
 
 Murphy Mrj E, orohardist 
 
 Neuw Chas, winemaker with Chalmers 
 
 0th ick W D, winemaker 
 
 Price Jno, griicer and postmaster 
 
 Rusmussim A, wi:iemaker 
 
 Smith E M, propr Pione«r Garden 
 
 Staarns Wm, orohardist 
 
 St>>rer Jno H, carpenter 
 
 Storer Wm, saloon 
 
 Stutslager J, supt Union Mine 
 
 Touscher .Tno, coopsr 
 
 Vernoa Wm P, oroharvlist and ditch agt 
 
 Weller E, grocery store 
 
 White W, notary public 
 
 Wilder Jonas, gurdener 
 
 Young C P, justice of peace 
 
 Columbia, 
 
 TUOLUMNE COUNTY, 
 
 Is a very pretty m-^untain town of 700 
 inhal>itaiit:<, 14*2 miles from Son Fr.incis- 
 co, raached via Stockton and Copperopo- 
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 r >ad and Messrs. M tttisan & Co.'s stage 
 line. Its scenic and sanitary features 
 are manifoUl, and the nnmbar of tourists 
 and invalids drawn hither through these 
 mediums each year is very great. The 
 altitude is '2,*200 feet above the soa level; 
 the atmosphere is pure, light and dry, 
 and easy of inhalation: the wat)r is ex- 
 cellent ; i^nd society splendid — foreshad- 
 owed in the rj(iui:ig influences of the el- 
 ements found invariably in the presence 
 of good ashools and churches. Fruit- 
 growing and minin;j ara extinsively ou- 
 gaged in. The plac3 has bt^n destroyed 
 by conAagratious several timss, yet it 
 prasentd a handsome appsaranoe. 
 
 Ashton J T ft C>>, saloon and rostaurant 
 
 B irnheim Henry, saloon 
 
 Brady M, groceries 
 
 Brunot L, gen miss 
 
 Butler H, restaurant 
 
 Calla^ han D, shoemaker 
 
 CITY HOTEL, G«orge Morgan propr 
 
 Cortri^ht Isaac, wheelwright 
 
 Cummings Jno, shoemaker 
 
 Davis J, constable 
 
 DAVIS J N, aaloon and rvataurant 
 
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 EBgT<ER MRS WX, milliaery, fancy 
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 Eliaa Ed, W U tel opr and varietiea 
 
 Fallon O, hotel 
 
 Freitas A T, barber 
 
 HALE GEO W, planing mill, sawmill 
 and box manufactory 
 
 Hinkleman Wm, saloon 
 
 Kelley M, liv ery sta ble 
 
 KLDBEB HEHBT> justice of peace 
 
 KLUfiER H, wholesale dealer ia im 
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 KNAPP8EWELL, staple and fancy 
 
 {groceries, hardware, mining supplies, 
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 medicines, etc, etc 
 Knch Chan, barber 
 LAY TTTiTt^ liquors, cigars, tobacco, 
 
 tea, etc 
 LEVY LOUISf general variety, news 
 
 airency and postmaster 
 McKenzie Daiil, gen blacksmith 
 MePhersnn & Hiltaii, groceries 
 MORGAN GEORGE, pr^pr City Hotel 
 Nelson Amel, wheelwii^ht 
 Pope R P S, carpenter " 
 Rehm M J, saloon 
 Rice J M, photographer 
 Richards J no, blacksmith 
 SAN LIN SING & 00, groceries 
 
 spices, Chinese medicines and butchers; 
 
 gold dust bought and sold 
 
 Schoettgen F J, meat market 
 
 Schooler Jas, saloon 
 
 SCHWARZ L, boots and shoes made 
 
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 Sflvening H, agt W, F ft Co's Ex 
 Siebert A, bakery 
 Siebert ft Vassafo, saloon 
 STAYTON W H, Boston Livery 
 
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 TONG TIT SAN, physician and snr- 
 
 White E E, notary public 
 
 Wilson Mrs R, dry goods, boots and 
 
 shoes and millinery 
 Wilzinski T ft Son, dry |;ood«, etc 
 WingO, hardware and tinware 
 WO YE ft CO, tea, rice, cigars, tobac- 
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 BOSTON LIVERY STABIE. 
 
 Best Tomonts on Shortest Notice. 
 
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 Two Trips per Da}\ 
 
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 CITY HOTEL, 
 
 Main Street, Columbia. 
 
 Tuolumne Co., California. 
 
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 SEWELL KNAPP, 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
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 Columbia Hill 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY, 
 
 Is 14 miles north of Nevada City, has 
 tri-weekly mails and a popuUtioa ot' '200. 
 
 Baker Mrs Ooo, hotel 
 Sott Mrs Jas, liquora 
 Wilson Jas, liquora 
 Woo«lruff A L, groceries, minors' 
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 Colusa, 
 
 C0LU8A COUNTV, 
 
 Is the county seat and a thriving place of 
 3,000 inhabitants. It is very pleas:>ntly 
 situated and depends on the agricultural 
 interests for aupport. Tlie soil in the 
 vicinity Uving remarkably fertile and 
 productive. Its future growth, though 
 it may lie slow, will be curtain for sov 
 cral yean to come. Disti^nt from San 
 Francisco via Cul. P. 
 stage lino, 132 miles 
 
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 ADAIR ft WEST, physicians and 
 druKuists, Fifth 
 
 ADDINaiON ft GREEN, proprs 
 
 "Cohisa Sun" 
 ALVERADO JOSEPH V, carriage, 
 
 house, sign and ornume^itai painting 
 
 anclpiper hanger 
 ALLElf S H. liquors 
 Banks J M, pnysician 
 Barnett Root, treasurer 
 Bassott F O, jeweler 
 BATHE RICHARD, atty at law, 
 
 Fifth 
 Belton W H, phys ician 
 BICKHELL THOS, furniture and un- 
 
 derta king 
 BINK8 ft MAHSO, haii eeaaen. 
 
 Fifth 
 BOBST J R, watches and jewelry 
 
 BOEDEFELD JOS, dry goods, olotbi.ig, 
 bootii and shoos, hati and citps 
 
 BOND A, Stir Saloon, liquor j and oya* 
 ters, Fifth 
 
 BOirr ""AMES, propr Colusa House 
 
 BRASH f'lEXiU WH, justice poaco 
 
 Breadon <iun)d, s lap works 
 
 BRC^KS OEO 0, cigars, tobacc'>,';i^n9, 
 cutlery, stationery, harness and sad- 
 dles 
 
 BROWN Z W, stoves and tinware 
 
 Cl)ami)crd & Mitchell, saloan 
 
 Cheney John, livery stable 
 
 Cohn k Goili ler, «en mdso 
 
 COLUSA COUNTY BANK, W F 
 
 Harriii^tm c:ishior 
 COLUSA HOUSE* •Times B-tnd prnpr 
 
 COLUSA ICE MANafACIORY, J B 
 
 Cooke propr 
 CoUisia Stage Co, E A Harriugtan supt, 
 
 Mary^vifie and Willows 
 "COLUSA SUN." Addington and' 
 
 Oreen proprj 
 
 COLUSA WATER WORKS, J B 
 
 Cooke propr 
 COOKE J B, aupt C li & M Tel Co, 
 
 {ropr Colusa Water Works and Colusa 
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 CRAIO ft TULL, proprs Natianal 
 Hotel, Main and Sixth, Bowling Al- 
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 CRANDALL GILES G, insurance 
 DE JARNATT J B county clerk, re- 
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 De.rarnatt ft Rich, gen mdse 
 DEUEL J C, atty at law. Fifth 
 Dewey L H, varieties 
 
 DYAS ftBRIDGFORD, Attys at law. 
 
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 ENTR BMONT ft BRO, saloon, Fifth 
 
 ENTREMONT FRANK, restaurant 
 and sil oon. Market and Fifth 
 
 EUREKA HOTEL. S P French propr. 
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 Folen & McSherry, restaurant 
 
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 Col ifomia — Colusa. 
 
 ALPHA RKTICALLT. 
 
 WH, attorney at law, 
 prapr Eureka Hjtel, 
 
 FRAZIEB 
 
 Market 
 EBENCflS F 
 
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 FUATH J, gen m<lse 
 Oagd J D, flour mills 
 
 OILMOUE JOHN, boots and shoes 
 
 Fifth 
 OILHOTTB HBS JNO, dres3miker, 
 
 Fifth 
 
 GOAD, ALBERT & GOAD, attys at 
 
 law 
 GOAD W F, atty at law, and prasident 
 
 Culusa County Bank 
 Gosliuer & Qratz, gen mdso 
 Orover Brjs, hardware 
 Has;ar Geo, cipitalist 
 HALES & MUBFHT, Central Meat 
 
 Market, Fifth 
 Harrington £ A, supt C dusa Sta^e Co 
 
 HARBmaTON JOHN T, atty at 
 
 law 
 HAEHIN3T0N W F, cashiar Colusa 
 
 County Bank 
 Harris S, capitalist 
 Hart Jackso:!, gniin and wool buyer 
 
 HART & MoKAIG, attyj at law. 
 
 Fifth 
 Hart S R, varieties 
 HART T J, atty at law, and district 
 
 atty. Court Houss 
 HATCH JACKSON, atty at law. 
 
 Fifth 
 HATCH F L, superior jud^, Court 
 
 House 
 Henderson ALopaz, barbers 
 
 HOSMER W S, news, music, sta- 
 tiouery and sewing machine attach 
 ments 
 
 HouchinsSamI, county supt sshools 
 
 Jamison I S, coastable 
 
 JONES BROS, fancy groeries and con 
 
 fecti>iiif>rs 
 JONES E W & CO, grain and wool 
 
 buyers. Fifth and Levee 
 
 JONES J H, postmaster 
 
 JONES JH & SON, books, stationery, 
 
 cigars and tobacco 
 Jorss J F, tailor 
 
 Kcser L mis, bar icsi and saddles 
 Klewe Henry, Market 
 LARK C E manager W U Tel Co, also 
 
 C L & M Tel Co 
 La Rosh Frank, photographer 
 
 LEE FATRICK, saloon, Main 
 LIENING JNO H, notary public and 
 
 collector 
 Lightner L S, saloon 
 Mulnne A F, dentist 
 MANN F T, bakerv, confectionery, 
 
 cigars and tobacco, Fifth 
 
 Martin Rev W H, clergyman, (Chris- 
 tian) 
 
 McGrath Mra J, millinery and dress- 
 making 
 
 MoKAIGW W, atty at law 
 
 Miles W H, i.isuranc3 
 
 UILLER & C3. proprs Colusa & 
 Williimi 8tagj Lin3, al.tj B^rthtts & 
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 MITCHELL H. hardware, stoves, tin- 
 , ware, cro3*ery, paints aud oils 
 
 Murdock S R, staamar agt 
 
 NELI^ON J'F, cirriage, sign and oma- 
 
 m3nt«l paintar, Miin 
 Nickjldbur^r M & Cj, gen miie 
 0'Brie:i Daais, boota and sh.>e j, Fifth 
 
 FADILLA L, hairdresier, Fifth 
 Parker A; Norri?, wat3he3 and jewelry 
 Perdue W H, livery stable 
 Ping W J, constablo 
 
 FROfiST B, bjot3 and shoes, dealer 
 
 and manufacturer. Fifth 
 Pryor B A, agt \V, P & Co 
 Puget Sound Lumber Co, R T Polk 
 
 agent 
 
 FUTMAN F M. groceries and pr>- 
 
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 itice M L, curpjnter 
 Riley Wm bLiok>mith 
 
 R03INJJN ftBARNETT. druggists. 
 
 Fifth 
 
 ROBIN30NLUKE,physi3ian, Fifth 
 
 R03HE WM, blacksmith and h3rse- 
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 SALLADT 0, groaerias, varietias, 
 
 cigars, tobacco, candiei, nuts, oto 
 Seubj B & Co, li juors ■ 
 Sheehan James, painter 
 Smith FZ, denti it 
 Smith Jos3ph, saloDn 
 Spauldiug A P, hlac'csmith • 
 St3ele Jno M, sheritF 
 Stover 8t Atherdjn, druggists 
 
 SWANK C, blacksmith and wajon- 
 
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 Swiaforl E, atty at law 
 Tott jn M B,. >ruas:nit:i 
 
 WARE G W, g3n m Ue 
 
 Washbura P L, iamranca 
 
 WELSH P J, st )ve3, tinwar3, hardware, 
 
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 Wesoott B F, saloon 
 Wesc >tt Henry, town marshal 
 Wharton J F, justice peace and atty at 
 
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 WHITE G W, house and sign 
 
 painter 
 Williams Jacob, saloon 
 Wood A, liquors 
 
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 FINE WINES AND LIQUORS AT THE BAR. 
 
 STA.GES leave the House Daily. 
 
 Comptoii) 
 
 LOS ANQELRS COUNTY. 
 
 BARBET J L, li R ogt aad manager 
 
 \V U Tel Co, Dap It 
 Bull is John J, cheese fact'try 
 Harshman J J, chseie factor/ 
 Huun I K, bootmaker 
 Haylock Geo, varieties 
 •lohnson k Engelhardt, gen mdao 
 Lucas Edward, lumher 
 McFarland A, poatmxitor, physician 
 
 and druegist 
 Newmark Max, gen mdae 
 Proctor A, blacksmith 
 Smith W D, blacksmith 
 
 
 Concord, 
 
 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, 
 
 Vs a postoffice, and located a few miles 
 irom Pacheco. It is a prosperous town, 
 aud depands npon the agncuUural in- 
 tcresta for its support. Population, 
 700. 
 
 BACOH ft CO, gen mdje 
 Bacon 8, postmaster 
 Bauman VV, blacksmith 
 
 Bonto Chas, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Brickenridga M X, stoves aud tin- 
 ware 
 
 Gavon Mrs L, millinery . 
 
 GoUer Michael, bootmaker 
 
 <}oodale J M, gen mda3 
 
 Hernnndjz J, grocer 
 
 Jaquith E J, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Juley A, bootmaker 
 
 Klein Philip, hotel 
 
 Latimer U H, druses and stationery 
 
 LEWIS FRANaS W, farmsr 
 
 FiOring Ilcnry, hotel 
 
 Mahooncy & Bravau, livery stable 
 
 MAETIHEZ I N. barbar and liquors 
 
 McFaydeu .f, physician 
 
 Moreno L F*, hurnessmaker 
 
 Murphy B .1, operator W U Tel Co 
 
 NAVAS C, gen mdae 
 
 NEUSTAEDTER B, gen mdss 
 
 Pablo Rnis, bar ber 
 
 PARKER SAMUEL, liiuors 
 
 Perec K, liiuors 
 
 REIF CHAS. liquors 
 
 Shafter Miss Nellie, dressmaker 
 
 SWAN F S, painter and musician 
 
 TRASK ALjBERT S, farmer 
 
 VENEOAS M, liquors 
 
 Yoakum G H & Co, butcher 
 
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 Copperopolis, 
 
 CALAVERAS COUNTY, 
 
 la situated in a rich mining di.'trict, 
 whose productions are confined almost 
 exclusively to copper ore, 1 26 miles from 
 San Francisco, via Stockton and Cop 
 peropolis Division of the Central Pacitic 
 Kailroad and the stage line of Messrs. 
 Matteson & Co. from Milton, from 
 which it is distant about 15 miles, 
 The lack of demand for the miaeral 
 resulted in the exodus of its residents, 
 until it became a " mere shadow " of its 
 former self. At an early period it was 
 a bustling town, and its future u as full 
 of bright promise. The population in 
 placed at 125, and the town contain 
 several places of commerce and manu 
 facture. It has a daily mail and ex 
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 ALLEN J Bi saloon, choicest liquors 
 
 and cigars always on hand 
 Baker J M, notary public 
 BRMDS CHABLES, general black 
 
 smith and horseshoeing done on the 
 
 shortest notice 
 
 Campbell E W. meat market 
 CASE WM H, drugs, groceries and 
 aet W, F & Co 
 
 FONTANA ANDREA, dry goods, 
 boots and shoes, hats and caps, gentle- 
 men's furnishing goods, millinery 
 goods, queensware, hardware, nails, 
 mining tools , groceries, liquors, etc 
 
 FOBD JOHN L, Brick Saloon, choicest 
 
 liquors and cigars 
 HODOES G Z, propr Union Hotel 
 HONET CALVIN, postmaster 
 
 HONEY MILTON, drug store, cigars 
 and tobacco, notions, etc 
 
 KELLY PETER, livery, feed and sale 
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 HEADER THOMAS B, propr Mcader 
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 NEELY ISAAC NUTON. saloon, 
 choicest liquors and cigars 
 
 Turner William, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 UNION HOTEL, G Z Hodges propr 
 
 COPPEROPOLIS 
 
 LIVERY. FEED AND SALE STABLE, 
 
 Carriages, Buggies, Saddle Horses, 
 
 ^ Mountain Turnouts on Most Reasonable Terms. 
 
 Spe^dty made of Big Troo, 7o Semlts and Cava City Tra7e!. 
 
 Also a large Stable and Yard for the accommodation of Teamsters. 
 
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 COPPEROPOLIS, 
 
 CALAVERAS COUN TY, CALIFORNIA. 
 
 This Hotel han been newly furnished nn«I fitted np. It is on the nearest 
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 A Party of Fifty Farzons cia b3 a:393iii3iat3i in a faw hours' notica 
 
 ^- STAGE OFFICE IN HOTEL. Q. Z. HODGES, Prop'r. ' 
 
 Copperopolis, Ca!averas County, California. 
 
 I am prepared to accommodate 
 
 Pleasure Seekers an d Transient Travelers in First-Class Style. 
 
 My house being first-class in al! its appointments in fact second to none in the 
 State, apartments can lie secured by telegraphing to 
 
 THOMAS B. MEADER, Proprietor. 
 
 Cordelia, 
 
 SOLANO COUNTY, 
 A small place on the California Pacific 
 Railroad, 40 miles from San Fran'isco, 
 known formerly as Bridgeport. 
 
 Bihler Henry, butcher's shop and saloon 
 Bridgeport Hotel, Mrs C J Pittman 
 
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 Buhnncister ft Siebe, gen mdse 
 Burchurd J L Rev (Methodist) 
 Crowley James, saloon 
 Dunn Mathew, blockmaker 
 Eber L, blacksmith 
 Hnling W H, blacksmith 
 Humphreys J H, postmaster, groceries 
 Leavens Peter, carpenter 
 Mason W W, box factory 
 McConnell Thos, blockmaker 
 Meyers Paul, butcher 
 Norris — , carpenter 
 Richards O C, school teacher 
 Rogers Chas, hotel 
 Siebe Claus, carpenter 
 Siebe John, carpenter 
 Stode C, saloon 
 Turner Jas, shoemaker 
 Uhling Wm, blacksmith 
 Wilson Curtis, stage agt Cal P Depot, 
 
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 Cosumnes, 
 
 SACRAMENTO COUNTY, 
 
 A postoffica on the Cosamncs river, 
 miles from Sacramento. 
 
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 Bagwill A D, hotel 
 
 Burritt R, blacksmith 
 
 Davoe Albert, hotel 
 
 Gibbs G F, phvbician 
 
 Grimshaw W R Sr, atty at law 
 
 Grimshaw W R Jr, hotel 
 
 HOWELL S A, gen mdse, flour, grain, 
 hay, Uqjuors and wines, poatmaatar 
 
 Jones F M, hotal 
 
 Russell John, blacksmith 
 
 Swales Wm, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 I Coulterville, 
 
 MARIPOSA COUNTY, 
 
 Is a nunin:^ town of soma imp!)rtanca 
 to the saotion in which it in situated. 
 It is on one of tha roads leading to the 
 grove of big treas. 
 
 Adams Z T, druggist, physician and sur- 
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 ALPUABniCALItT. 
 
 Brnschi Francisco, gen mdae 
 
 Canovia G, gen mdse 
 
 Cappuro F, bootmaker 
 
 Castro P, jeweler and gunsmith 
 
 Debalt Juo, liquori 
 
 Girard L, tinner 
 
 Harloe J, blacksmith 
 
 Harlow U W, blacksmith 
 
 Hobron Geo ^y, sawmill 
 
 Hoilon Geo, coastable 
 
 Jell'rey Geo, hotel 
 
 Johnson Jane, liqnors 
 
 Jones Kalph, jeweler 
 
 Longhnrsc Peter, liquors 
 
 Marzitmo G, liquors 
 
 McCarthy Wm, agt W, "" & Co 
 
 Mehtzcr Jno, livtry stut<i3 
 
 Morris B F, justice of the peaco 
 
 Murphy Jno, constable 
 
 Mvers Ilenry, pen mdse 
 
 Heed BINET E, assistant 
 master 
 
 Beed J W, bakery, restaurant and jus- 
 tice of the peace 
 
 Itihns J C, meat market 
 
 Bimel A, barber 
 
 Shimer J, blacksmith 
 
 Sinning Adolph, cabinet maker 
 
 Solinsky H, dry goods 
 
 Smith J W, liqui rs 
 
 Tiscoruiit A, ^eu mdse ^ 
 
 ^Vagncr Daniel, hotel 
 
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 Courtland, 
 
 SACRAMENTO COUNTY, 
 
 A postoffice on the Sacramento river, a 
 few miles from Sacramento; distance 
 from San Francisco by river, S6 miles; 
 population estimated i5; resources fruit. 
 
 Burnp Nelson, blacksmith 
 
 XABN PAUL, gen mdse and post 
 
 master 
 Mead Amos, snloon 
 Meetell D D, physician and druggist 
 Meytrs Henry, gen mdse, postmaster 
 
 and agt W, F & Co 
 O'Connor P D, blacksmith 
 .Osbom J B, bootmaker 
 I{()d^er8 M N, cjtrpentei 
 Taylor & McUowtU, cannery 
 'Winter Luid, hotel 
 
 Cressy, 
 
 MERCKD COUNTY. 
 (See Livingstone.) 
 
 Covelo, 
 
 MENDOCINO COUNTY, 
 
 Is a thriving little town in the center of 
 Bound Valley, which is nearly seven 
 miles in diameter in any direction. It 
 is a center of trade for a region of coun- 
 try fift; mil.>s in diameter, and itself 
 tributary to Ukiah. Population, £50. 
 
 Chambers Thos, livery stable 
 Cramer D B, hotel 
 Cunningham J K P, liqnors 
 Montague L D, liqnors 
 Byan Alra, dressmaker and milliner 
 Willis W E, blacksmith and livery 
 stable 
 
 Cuffey's Cove, 
 
 MENDOCINO COUNTY, 
 
 Is 186 miles from San Francisco, reached 
 by coast steamers. 
 
 Berry Dr J L, hotel 
 
 Buchanan C J, livery stable 
 
 Cameron Geo, shoemaker 
 
 Conway John, gen mdsa 
 
 Foiishu & Keed, butchers 
 
 Hoihnan Juo, restaurant 
 
 Kimball Chas, hotel 
 
 Kimb:;ll J S, gen mdao 
 
 Lifoo Chas, barber 
 
 Lynch Thos, saloon 
 
 McMannus & Keough Misses, millinery 
 
 and fancy goods and dressmaking 
 Murriiy IJobert, carpenter 
 BETTER B F, postmaster 
 Buche Jn<>, liquors 
 Koche Thf)8, hotel 
 Smith Peter, blacksmith 
 
 Danville, 
 
 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. 
 
 Close J E, blacksmith and wagonmokcr 
 Cohn M, gen mdse 
 Conwpy .lohn, gen mdse 
 EABY JOBli; wheelwright 
 Hansen Chas, hotel 
 
 Nelson & Graffan, harness and saddlery 
 TIUKEY PATEICK, liquors 
 TIBBY P T, faimer 
 
 Dark Canyon, 
 
 nUMBOLDT COUNTY. 
 STOOBY D M, poalmastcr 
 
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 547 
 
 AbPHAnirrioALiiT. 
 
 Darwin, 
 
 INYO COUNTr. 
 
 Cerro Gordo Freighting Co 
 
 Darwin Water Works 
 
 Diar K, meat market 
 
 Ekeland C P, liquors 
 
 Lander C H, thilor and justice of the 
 
 peace 
 I^Cyr Job, liverv stable 
 Morriasey P T, boarding house and 
 
 liquors 
 O'Brien C F, postmaster 
 Saccocia B, fruit store 
 
 Davenport, 
 
 ._■' ,., BANTA CRUZ COUNTT. 
 
 Dingwell Thomas, hotel and saloon 
 Swirtzor G, blacksmith 
 Thompson S, grocer, W U Tel agt and 
 postmaster 
 
 Davisville, 
 
 YOLO COUNTY, 
 
 Is n nice little place of 500 inhabitant?, 
 situated in a rich fanning and fruit- 
 growing district, at the junction of 
 the California Pacific and the Knight's 
 
 Landing branch of that road, eight 
 miles from Sacramento. 
 
 Adams John, livery 
 
 BROWlr E W, hardware 
 
 CoUi'is A C & Co, druggists and agt W, 
 
 F Ac Co 
 COLLINS & CAMERON, blacksmiths 
 
 and wagoMmakers 
 CBAWFOKD FRED, Eagle Saloon 
 
 and livery stable 
 OAFFORD J W, propr Gafford House 
 Gardner M^hysician 
 HAMFTOll W H, lumber, doors, 
 
 sash, blinds and building material 
 Hoag B H, fruits, vegetables, etc 
 Hofl'uian Geo, harness and saddles 
 Mardea W H, postmaster, hotel and 
 
 meat market 
 Olufe O B & Co, groceries 
 
 O'NEAL MRS & ZENDER MRS, 
 
 drd8.tmakcr;i 
 Peters Sc Cu, blacksmiths 
 
 makers 
 
 PHILLIBER CHAS L, h&irdreaser 
 PLANT L J, cigars and tobacco 
 llubson Wm, hotel 
 Simpson John, agt C P R R & W U 
 
 Tel Co 
 TATE ISAAC E, bootmaker 
 WEBER OEO, Yol^ Saloon 
 Wells Edwin, painter 
 WILLIAMS & CO. gen mdse 
 
 and wagon- 
 
 F. G. CRAWFORD, 
 
 Uiniji Feed mi Sale Stable, 
 
 GOOD TURNOUTS on Reasonable Terms. 
 
 Careful Drivers furnished when required. 
 
 Davisville, Yolo County, Cat. 
 
 Also proprietor EAGLE f/ALOON. Good Liquors, Choice Wines. 
 
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 Davisville, - - Tolo County, Cal. 
 
 Qt. W. GAFFORD, FROPRIETOB. 
 
 This hotel is conducted on the European plan and is first-class in all its appoint- 
 ments. Only one block from the Railroad Depot. 
 
 Davis Creek, 
 
 MODOO COUNTY. 
 Ja qpe J, blac ksmith 
 MoKENNET ft RAHER, ae^ mdse 
 
 and postoffice, and agt W, F & Oo 
 Page W, cattle dealer 
 Roberts J, butter barrel maker 
 
 McKENNEY & RAMER, 
 CA.SH STORE, 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 Boots and Sho3s and Clothing. 
 
 Buyers of Wool, Hides and Grain. 
 
 Ms Creek, Moiloc Co., Cal. 
 
 Post Office and Express Office. 
 
 Decoto, 
 
 ALAMEDA COUNTT. 
 
 Dennett C £, contractor and builder 
 
 Graesslin Wm, liquors 
 
 PTAlMt A J, postmaster, gen mdse and 
 
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 Henry Samuel H, atty at law 
 Mathews Patrick, blacksmith 
 Sallivan Dennis, gen mdse 
 
 Delta, 
 
 SHASTA COUNTT. 
 
 Farley ft Cahow, market 
 
 Pilt Robert, sen mdse 
 
 Shoemaker M, blacksmith 
 
 Smith W T, gen mdse, hotel, poitmaiter 
 
 Denverton. 
 
 SOLANO COUNTY. 
 
 NU&SE S E. gen mdse, warehouses, 
 
 Soatmaster ana agt W U Tel Co 
 livan Daniel, blacksmith 
 
 ' DeBedwood, 
 
 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY. 
 
 Aiken Charles, judge, atty at law 
 Aiken ft Sons, in ' t growers 
 Allen C H, prof State Normal School 
 Burrell J B, fruit growers 
 Chase Josiah, lumber 
 Kea st Re v Wm, fruit raiser 
 KENNEDY ft WEST, hotel 
 Miller A J, judge, fruit raiser 
 Miller & Sons, fruit growers 
 Morrell H E, fruit grower 
 Norton H B, prof State Normal School 
 Sears Rev A L, fruit raiser 
 Slaughter Thomas, fruit grower 
 Smith, Comstock ft Bro. lumber 
 Spalsbury Edgar, atty at law 
 WEST jB F, druggist and postmaster 
 Wright Bros, fruit growers 
 
 Descanso, 
 
 SAN DIEGO COUNTY, 
 
 Thirty-seven miles northeast of San 
 Diego. 
 
 Picken J C, postmaster 
 
 Diamond Springs, 
 
 XL DORADO COUNTY, 
 
 Is located thirty-one mile* from Folsom, 
 has a population of 160 and is supported 
 by mining and agricultural interests. 
 
 
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 549 
 
 AbpnA«mcAiii<T. 
 
 BRABBUBY E 0. postmaster, agt W, 
 F & Co, justice of peace and notary 
 public 
 
 Crawford & Son, Park Canal Mining Co 
 
 Oriffiith & Bryant lumber 
 
 Harris Thomas, gen mdse 
 
 Ilsohn J F D, hotel 
 
 Koch Barthel, hotel and livery 
 
 Schneider John, Jr, liquors 
 
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 SOLANO COUNTY, 
 
 A nice place, supported by the agricul- 
 tural interest of the locality, of 900 in- 
 habitants. It is on the California Pa- 
 cific R. R., 65 miles from San Frau' 
 cisco, and 21 miles from Sacramento. 
 
 ATJLEY ESWABD 0, watchmaker 
 and jeweler 
 
 Bank of Dixon, R Ilarkinson cashier 
 
 Barber H D, barber 
 
 Barnes T B, constable 
 
 Blum M, gen mdso 
 
 Brinkerhoff tt King, proprs King's Ho- 
 tel 
 
 Brown C P, justice of peace 
 
 BROWN R H, groceries 
 
 Cadman Geo, gunsmith 
 
 Carman S W, luml>er 
 
 Carpenter Milton, blacksmith and wag- 
 onmaker 
 
 CASEY JNO, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 COLLYER R A, Mint Restaurant and 
 Saloon 
 
 Cotton J W, real estate, insurance and 
 notary public 
 
 "DIXON TRIBUNE," A B Nye propr 
 
 EATON BROS, groceries 
 
 Eppinger & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Evans G H, physician 
 
 Ferguson WR, gen mdse' ' 
 
 Frarier P B, boarding house 
 
 Geiman Fred, bootmaker 
 
 Giesecke Aug, bootmaker 
 
 GoefTert Hen.y, harness and saddles 
 
 Gordon E A, physician 
 
 Gruenig Geo, oakery and saloon 
 
 Hall Wm, postmaster 
 
 HAMILTON J T, bootmaker 
 
 Hardie J H, saloon 
 
 Harkinson R, cashier Bank of Dixon 
 
 HOHMANN V J.hotel 
 
 Ilgner Mrs W, dressmaker 
 Kasten A J, notary public 
 
 KERR ROBERT, merchant taUor 
 King's Hotel, Brinkerhoff & King proprs 
 KINOSLEY & HEMPHILL, black, 
 smiths, wagon and carriagemakers 
 
 KIRBY A, druggist, stationer and jew- 
 eler 
 
 Kirsch John P, harness and saddles 
 
 Knox & Kasten, attorneys at law 
 
 T.TJAITTi ED E, agent Cal Pacific R B, 
 W, F & Co, and W U Tel Co 
 
 Leigh A H, meat market 
 
 Little S G, president Bank of Dixon 
 
 Lukes Bros, fiour mills 
 
 Lunney C, saloon 
 
 MARTIN GEO S, wagonmaker 
 Martin J P, constable 
 McBAINW, dry goods 
 McBride E J, drugt;ist and stationer 
 Miller ,Mrs Maria, laundry 
 
 MISFELDT JACOB, Bank Exchange 
 
 Saloon 
 NYE A B, propr " Dixon Tribune" 
 OLNEY P F, dentist 
 O'Neill 0, livery stable 
 O'Neill & Rochford, hotel 
 PALACE HOTEL, E F SmaU & Son 
 
 proprs 
 PLUMB B K. watchmaker and jeweler 
 Powell J H, lumber 
 Pratt A H, physician 
 PRICE J B, groceries, provisions, frait 
 
 and vegetables 
 rf'HIRMER CHAS, hardware, stoves 
 
 und tinware 
 
 SCHNITZLEIN F A, saloon 
 SHAW MRS M B, millinery and fancy 
 
 goods 
 Shaw S F, bootmaker 
 
 SHELFORD S R, meat marjcet 
 
 SIEBER & OBERHOLZER, Dixon 
 
 Brewery 
 SMALL E F & SON, proprs Palace 
 
 Hotel 
 Smith H, varieties 
 
 SMITH W H, hairdresser and baths 
 
 STENGE MORRIS, merchant tailor 
 
 Stone Miss M D, millinery 
 
 Upham F F, dentist 
 
 Wagner A J, hairdresser 
 
 W BIHK EDWARD, exchange broker, 
 
 insurance agent, liquors and cigan 
 WELLS GEO S, attorney at law and 
 
 notary public 
 WILLOT P R, propr Arcade Hotel 
 
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 Dixon, Solano, County, California. 
 AlfrvM B. Nye, - - Proprietor. 
 
 Size 38x24 Inches. Established in 1874. 
 
 Subscription, - - S3.00 per Year. 
 
 ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE. 
 
 HAVING A LARGE CIRCULATION 
 
 In one of the Wealthiest Farming Regions in the State, and being puhlished in a 
 
 YOUNG AND GROWING TOWN, 
 
 THE TRIBUNE IS A FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISING MEDIUM, 
 
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 For dealers in Agricultural Implements, Farmhouse Utensils, Stock, Seed, 
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 Ai4PiiARin0Ai.LT. 
 
 Donahue, 
 
 SONOMA 'C0UNT7. 
 
 This place is located oa Petaluma 
 creek, distant 34 miles from San Fran- 
 cisco, and is the terminus of the 8. F. & 
 N. P. R. R., whose cars connect with the 
 steamer James M. Donahue at this place, 
 for San Francisco. The population id 
 about 400. 
 
 Anderson F, propr Sonoma House 
 Burdick S W, liquors 
 
 Dougherty's Station, 
 
 ALAMEDA COCNTT. 
 GBEEN J, postxiaster 
 
 Dougflas City, 
 
 TRINITY COUNTY. 
 
 Ileauefly D, saloon 
 Ticonanl H W, hotel 
 Mason & Thayer, gen mdse 
 
 Douglas Flat, 
 
 CALAVERAS COUNTY. 
 
 Gaf;liardo A, gen mdse 
 
 Gagliardo M, shoemaker 
 
 P^BiRT S A, postmaster and gen mdse 
 
 Valeate F, geu mdse 
 
 Downey City, 
 
 LOS ANGELES COUNTY. 
 
 Allen A G H, saloon 
 
 BANKS J K, agent S P R R, W, F & 
 
 Go's Express and W U Tel Co, R R 
 
 Depot 
 Baruch & Loew, grain, groceries and 
 
 hardware 
 Buster J W, justice of peace and notary 
 
 public 
 Burke S W, teac'-er 
 Capitani F, bakery and maccaroni man 
 
 nfacturer 
 CENTRAL HOTEL, J F Rickey pro 
 
 prietor, Crawford 
 COOPliB W F, blacksmith, wagon- 
 maker, insurance azent and county 
 
 supervisor, Crawford 
 Cohen T, gen mdse 
 OONDIT W H, atoves, tinware and 
 
 pumps, Ci-awford 
 Decker Zachariai, barber 
 
 "DOWNEY CITY COTJEIBR" (week 
 ly), A Waite pub 
 
 FULLER MRS W B, milliaory and 
 dressmaki ng, Crawford 
 
 FULLER JOBS, constable and col- 
 lector, Crawford 
 
 FRANKEL BROS, general merchan- 
 dise and agricultural impl^-menti^ 
 Crawford 
 
 Gaw M, pastor M £ Church 
 
 Graney Miss M M, teacher 
 
 Griffith J M & Co, lumbar, J R Smnrr 
 
 hISlRIS & TOWNSLEY, black- 
 smiths and wagonmakers. First 
 
 Holliday J B, blacksmith 
 
 Hollaway J B, atty at law 
 
 Jenison & Greening, druggists, dry goods 
 and groceries 
 
 Jonson Max, carpenter and cabinetmaker 
 
 Justice Wm, justice of peace 
 
 KINUAN NATHAN, livery and teed 
 stubLes 
 
 Larsoa Miss Emma, dressmaker 
 
 Levy Saml C, gen mdse 
 
 McDonald B F, teacher 
 
 McDonald W P, teacher 
 
 McGarvin Jno, meat market 
 
 McKeller Miss Josie, teacher ' 
 
 Meyer E & Co, dry goods, clothiag,boota 
 and shoes 
 
 MITROVICH J A, geberal raorchan- 
 dis3 and liqunrs, Crawford and Second 
 
 Moores Wm, M E minister 
 
 Pollard L C, saloon 
 
 Rice Mrs M, boarding and lods^ng 
 
 RICKEY J F, propr Cdutral Hotel, 
 Crawfonl 
 
 Rives B E, physician 
 
 Settle M G, M E minister 
 
 Shortridge C S, harness and saddles 
 
 Smith Jus, teacher 
 
 Smith Joshua, shoemaker 
 
 Smith W C, physician 
 
 Smith D A, painter 
 
 Smnrr J R, agt for J M Griffith & Co 
 
 Skidm( re E U, drayman 
 
 Tarwater B W, constable 
 
 WAITE ALONZO, editor and publish- 
 er "DjwnayCity Courior," Crawford 
 
 WELLS. FARGO & COS EXPRESS. 
 
 J K Banks atrent, R R D^pot 
 WESTERN UNION TEL CO, J K 
 
 Banks manager, R U Depot 
 Williams E, atty at law 
 Wolfe T W, postmaster and varieties 
 
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 SIERRA COUNTY. 
 
 A mining town of 500 inhaitants and 
 the county seat of Sierra county. Reach- 
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 Anderson Frank, atty at law 
 
 Blohm J A, liquors 
 
 Bosch Ferdinand, brewery 
 
 Brown & Ward, hardware * 
 
 Buzinet Louis, liquors 
 
 Brilliant ft Co, dry ({oods and clothing 
 
 Byington Lewis, moat market 
 
 Cohn A ft Co, dry goods and clothing 
 
 Cowden D U, atty at law 
 
 Crignon A, liquors '' 
 
 Davidson 8 B, atty at law 
 
 Dorrell Wm, harness maker 
 
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 Vaughn ft Downer proprs 
 
 Escbbuchcr T A, hotel 
 
 Fish W B, sheriff 
 
 Farley M, atty at law 
 
 Garilxkldi Jos, grocer 
 
 Hartling V, harness and shoemaker 
 
 Howe A J, superior Judge 
 
 Ift George, blacksmith 
 
 Johnson I \V, hairdresser 
 
 Jones Isaac G, county surveyor 
 
 Jump Alemby, county physician 
 
 Kaiser Fritz, liquors 
 
 Latreiile B, clothing, boots and shoes 
 
 Lutheif W T, county assessor 
 
 McDonald Owen, hotel 
 
 McGuire A J, carpenter and builder 
 
 McKinsey A J, public administrator 
 and coroner 
 
 Meany X H, liquors 
 
 Meroux J M B, grocer 
 
 Nessler Loreuz, brewery ' 
 
 Nixson J S, county supt of schools 
 
 Noland ft Sons, blacksmiths 
 
 Orear J W, guns and tobacco and sta- 
 tionery 
 
 Osgood L H, atty at law 
 
 Purdy H H, jewelry and candies 
 
 Scamman H, banker 
 
 Scott Jno, county treasurer 
 
 Smith S A, atty at law 
 
 Soward T D, dist atty and atty at law 
 
 Stackins T M, furniture and upholstery 
 
 Spaulding, Mowry ft Co, grocers 
 
 Stewart J U, liquors 
 
 STBANGE H, county clerk, auditor 
 and recorder 
 
 Weir ft Mead, livery stable 
 
 Wiggins J S, liquors 
 
 RY AN WM, postmaster 
 
 Drytown, 
 
 AMADOR COUNTY. 
 
 A little, and almost deserted mining 
 town, of 400 inhabitants, 40 miles from 
 Sacramento via Latrobe. 
 
 BABHET E S, supt 
 
 tiou Works 
 
 Phoenix Reduc- 
 
 Burchell H, constable 
 
 Burlingame M B, hotel and agt Hanul- 
 
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 Church M B, justice of peace 
 French C L, constable 
 Gnim Geo, dry goods and clothins 
 Jennings Wm,postm8ster, gen mtue and 
 
 manager W U Tel Co and W, F ft Co 
 Le Moin Geo W, blacksmith 
 Malson A, constable 
 Mehon Chas, supt Yellow Jacket Mine 
 Norman W A, physician 
 
 FH(ENIX BEIlUCTION WOBKa 
 
 E 8 Barney supt 
 Silva Thns. butcher 
 Yellow Jacket Mine, Chas Mehon supt 
 
 Dublin, 
 
 ALAMEDA COUNTT. 
 
 Coughlan P, harness maker 
 
 Dougherty C M, stock raiser 
 
 OREEN J, gen mdso and postmaster 
 
 Marsh Albert, hotel 
 
 Martin W H, butcher 
 
 Murphy Ed, hotel 
 
 Wells T D, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 
 Duncan's Mills, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY. 
 
 Beacom Thos, justice of peace 
 Duncan A, flour mills 
 Duncan Sami, postmaster 
 
 DUNCAN SAMUEL JB, gen mdso 
 Heller Mill, K R Land ft Lumber Co 
 Johnson Jno, boots and shoes 
 Meeker Mill, Meeker Bros 
 Moor F B, blacksmith 
 Mosco w Mill, R It Land ft Lumber Co 
 MUBFHY M L, wa(;onmaker 
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 Queen proprs 
 OBB JOHN, liquors 
 Queen C, Wells, Fargo ft Co's agent 
 Queen ft Clark, livery stable 
 Rielly Mill, K R Land ft Lumber Co 
 SLOAN CHAS F, hairdresser 
 Streetno Mill, R K Land ft Lumber Co 
 Thompson, Rien ft Co, butchers 
 Tyrone Mill, R R Land ft Lumber Co 
 Vanalsine W D, boarding house 
 Wilson Frank, carpenter 
 WOOD W B, hotel 
 
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 DUNCAN'S MILL, CALIFORNIA. 
 W. B, Wood, - - - Proprietor. 
 
 This favorite Summer Resort open the year round. House oewly fur- 
 nished and kept iu lirst-class style. 
 
 Good Hunting and Fis hing. Fine Bathin g and Boating Facilities. 
 
 DUNCAN'S MILL is the terminus of ths N. P. C. B. B. (narrow gauge) 
 and is the connecting point for Stages to all points on the Northern Coast. 
 
 Dunnigan, 
 
 YOLO COUNTT. 
 
 BanderT J, clergyman (United Brethren) 
 
 Clark Jonaui, physician 
 
 Eurll Wm, i;eu mdae, agt Wells, Fargo 
 
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 Goodwin Wm, butcher 
 Gray G W, drugs, varieties and deputy 
 
 postmaster 
 Gray J B, liquors 
 Lewis k Finley, gen nulso 
 Lewis Geo B, liotol and livery stable 
 Mitchell & Yarrick, blacksmiths and 
 
 wagonmakers 
 WataunG W, tinsmith 
 WUkiiison B D, opr W U Tel Co 
 
 Dutch Flat, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY, 
 
 Is a place of some historical importance, 
 on account of ita mines a( an early period 
 being remarkable productive, which ore 
 fast approaching un exhausted condition 
 because of the continued and extensive 
 demands made upon them. Its popula 
 tion is about 1,5U0, and the sceuery in 
 the vicinity is picturesi^ue and gnind 
 It is ou tlitt Central Paciho It. K., (iti 
 miles from Sacramento. 
 
 ANDERSEN HANS, saloon 
 
 Barrett U A, varieties, news and tailor 
 
 Boek Herman, saloon 
 
 Brannan U C, photographer 
 
 Brinkmaiin & Jameson, barbers 
 
 BROWN ADAH, varieties 
 
 Cedar Creek Mining Co, F M Chadman 
 
 CENTRAL MARKET, c M Kopp 
 
 propr 
 CLAY LODGE, No. lOl, A F & A M, 
 
 — Knight secretary 
 Cohn & Co, gen mdn 
 
 Colgrovc & King, livery 
 
 Davis A, saloon 
 
 DEPOT SALOON. J R Faller propr 
 
 DISQUE H, agent C P R U and insor- 
 
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 DUf'FEY E> telegraph operator 
 
 "DUTCH FLAT FORUM," W G Rac 
 
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 DUTCH i!*LAT HOTEL, E Mallows 
 
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 Eshbach D M, dentist and watchmaker 
 
 FALLER J R, suloou at depot and car- 
 riage painter 
 
 Gold Run Ditch & Mining Co, J L 
 Gould supt 
 
 Halscy Geo II, blacksmith 
 
 Hay ward Mining Co, J Spaulding supt 
 
 Ueppard Rich, painter 
 
 Higgius S, Saloon 
 
 UiUhouso W H, stoves, tinware and 
 hardware 
 
 HOOS F C, saloon 
 
 Ilous J F, shoemaker 
 
 Hudepohl H It, dry goods 
 
 Jameson James, justice of peace 
 
 Jones J T, druggist 
 
 King £ li, pastor M E Church 
 
 KOPP C M. pri>pr Placer Hotel 
 
 LANDMANN J C, watchmaker 
 
 HffMCTiTl S, gen mdse 
 
 MALLOWS £, propr Dutch Flat Ho- 
 
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 Martin W, physician 
 McClure E L, banker, agent Wells, 
 
 Fargo & Co, manager W U Tel Co and 
 
 insurance agent 
 McINTOSH JAS, saloon 
 M£y£R JOHN, constable and eolleo- 
 
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 NEFF & CO, g6n mdse and agents Cal 
 
 Powder Works 
 Nelson J W, restaurant 
 NichoUs W & P, bankers and insoranoe 
 
 agents 
 Perry A, gun and locksmith 
 Peters John, notary public 
 
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 HOTEL, C M Kopp propr 
 PIQWSIT J El attorney ut law and 
 
 notary publio 
 RablinJonn, saloon 
 Bnnokel J H, groceries 
 S mart D £, postmaster and varieties 
 SQUIEBj), bootmaker 
 BT CLAR L P, meat market 
 8tokeman Henry, tailor 
 
 SiiUivan J H, blaeksmith 
 Swenson k Chadwiok, grooeries 
 
 TOWLE BROB ft 00, lumber 
 UNION MARKET, L P St Clair propr 
 Vineyard L, attorney at law 
 
 Wales F W, pastor 
 Weeks C S, saloon 
 Wilson M W, physician 
 Wren £ C, county surveyor 
 
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 Tho Yard is located on tiie C. P. R. R., near Alta, in Placer County, and 
 
 connecting with tiie Mills by tlie narrow-gnuge railroad, atfurdd 
 
 the best facilities fur rapid transportation. 
 
 Orders for any quantity and every Character 
 of Mountain Lumber promptly filled. 
 
 An experience of twenty years has given the firm a thorough knowledge 
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 Berlinger & Bro, gen mdse 
 BERUNOER J, postmaster 
 Glider C £, constable 
 McCannicle Wm H, justice of peace 
 McCarty £, blacksmith 
 Smith L, furniture manuf 
 
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 LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Getz J & Bros, gen mdse, miners and 
 
 hotel 
 GETZ MAT ntTfJE. postmaster 
 
 East Oakland, 
 
 ALAMEDA COUNTY. 
 
 Anderson J, chop house, near Brooklyn 
 Station 
 
 Badger's Park, T W Badger propr, Clin 
 ton Station and Seventh ave 
 
 Barnes H W, doors, windows, paints, 
 oil and glass, East Twelfth and Four- 
 teenth 
 
 Bieler Frank, liquors, 809 East Four- 
 teenth 
 
 Brannan Daniel, Pioneer Pottery, 851 
 East Thirteenth 
 
 " BROOKLYN VIDETTE," G W Bar- 
 
 ter editor, ti\2 East Twelfth 
 Brunjes Fred, grocer, 775 East Twelfth 
 Bumell & Grace, barbers, G27 East 
 
 Twelfth 
 Clark F T, livery and sale stable, 1086 
 
 Thirteenth ave 
 Conrad Willis D, druggist. East Twelfth 
 
 and Thirteenth ave 
 Corder J G, hides and tallow. East 
 
 Twelfth foot Twentieth ave 
 Craft N E, grocer, 583 East Twelfth 
 Crane W W, hotel. Sixth ave and Eas^. 
 
 Twelfth 
 CRIST & CO, tanners, NE cor Twelfth 
 
 and Twenty-Krst ave 
 Davis F W, blacksmith, 1054 Sixth avt 
 Davis J H, butcher, 1121 Thirteenth 
 
 avenue 
 Deik Wm, hotel, East Twelfth and 
 
 Fourteenth ave 
 De Laguna — , hotel, East Twelfth bet 
 
 Fourth and Fifth aves r , 
 
 DERBY H, tanner 
 Dressier Custave, boots and shoes, 615 
 
 East Twelfth 
 East Oakland Planins Mill, Barnes Bros 
 
 k Gedge proprs, SE cor Twelfth and 
 
 Fourteenth ave 
 
 Eckman T, cigars and tobacco, 627 East 
 Twelfth 
 
 FAH T£ A, gen mdse 
 
 Fine A, physician. Central House 
 
 Fisher a Clayton, liquors, N£ oor 
 Eleventh and Thirteenth 
 
 Fitzpatrick Edward, saddlery, 631 East 
 Twelfth 
 
 Fish H V, grocer. Seventh ave and 
 East Twelfth 
 
 FONTE ANTONIO, gen mdse, 803 
 East Twelfth 
 
 FORBES G, livery stable, 1070 Thir- 
 teenth ave 
 
 Fleming & Trask, liquors, 325 East 
 Twelfth 
 
 Gaspard F, restaurant, 827 East Twelfth 
 
 Gilardin Alex, constable and collector 
 1072 Thirteenth ave ' 
 
 Glass Mrs K, variety store, 553 East 
 Twelfth 
 
 Glaz3 J W, butcher, 617 East Twelfth 
 
 Gordon Brid^^t, vegetables, 705 East 
 Twelfth 
 
 Green A, deputy constable, 1072 Thir- 
 teenth ave 
 
 GRESSLER CHAS A, barber and 
 ouuliut, 707 Eust Twelfth 
 
 Hallahan Florence, tailor, 620 East 
 Twelfth 
 
 Hammer D, saddle and harncssmaker, 
 623 East Twelfth 
 
 Hampol C F, bakery, 761 East Twelfth 
 
 Humpel Henry, wagonmaker and black- 
 smith, 801 itiast Fourteenth 
 
 HENLEY WM, manufr harness and 
 s;iddlory, 10S2 Fourteenth ave 
 
 Hannan J J, painter, 1076 Fourteenth 
 
 Hansen A, juwelcr, 622 East Twelfth 
 
 Harvey C W, physician, 621) East 
 Twelfth 
 
 Henken J F, liquors, SE cor East Four- 
 teenth and Eighteenth ave 
 
 Hill Thomwi, grocer, N\V cor East 
 Fourteenth and Nineteenth ave 
 
 Hogarty J B, baker, 821 East Four- 
 teenth 
 
 Hood G J, hay, grain wood and coal, 
 418 East Twelfth 
 
 HOWARD ASA, justice peace, 1072 
 
 Thirteenth avo 
 Jaoiucnnt Xavier, fruit and vegetables, 
 
 East Fourteenth bet Eighteenth and 
 
 Nineteenth ave 
 Johnson Mrs A, bakery, 612 East 
 
 Twelfth 
 KIMBALL JAS Hi American Roatau- 
 
 ran*', NWcor Thirteenth ave and East 
 
 Eleventh 
 Kirchheiner J H, candy manufr, 629 
 
 East Twelfth 
 Kirk O C, stoves and tinwaie, 315 East 
 
 Twelfth 
 
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 Lamb Jas, tiah market, 852 Fourteenth 
 Larue L B, coiiimiasion lumber dealer, 
 Eait Twelfth and Thirteenth ave 
 
 LEBER & CALVERT, fruit and pro- 
 duce, 55J East Twelfth 
 Liebel Jacob, liquors, 780 aud 782 East 
 
 Twelfth 
 Liese Henry, butcher, 765 East Twelfth 
 Loud H A, barber, 621 Eaat Twelfth 
 Manefeld G, liquors, 1055 Thirteenth ave 
 Martin — , dressmaker, 555 Eaat Twelfth 
 Mason W C & Co, grocers, 301 East 
 
 Twelfth 
 MuthewB E 6, real estate, 628 East 
 
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 May A W, livery stable, wood and coal, 
 
 SE cor Eleventh and Twelfth ave 
 Mayer Adulph, furniture, 619 East 
 
 Twelfth 
 McGrawP H, blacksmith, 1056, 1058 
 
 and lOCOThirtucnth ave 
 McWortny F J, sheep butcher. East 
 
 Twelfth foot Twentieth ave 
 Melvil & Co, druggists, Sixth ave and 
 
 East Twelfth 
 Nedderman Bernard, bootmaker, 705 
 
 East Twelfth 
 NORTHET ft WAOAR, Brooklym 
 
 Carriage Manufactury, East Twelfth 
 
 and Sixteenth ave 
 Nuson L M, nur8«ryman, 151 East 
 
 Twelfth 
 Oakland, Brooklyn and Fruit Vale B B 
 
 Co, 1064 Sixth ave 
 O'Keefo Dtn, boots and shoes, East 
 
 Twelfth and Twelfth ave 
 Pacific Jute Mill, B F Rector supt, Third 
 
 ave bet P'Jiat Eleventh and Tenth 
 Parsons L W, grooer, 614 East Twelfth 
 Purrington Joseph, hpv, grain and feed, 
 
 S<iven*.l ave and East Twelfth 
 PTJRIN6T0N ft REED, wood and 
 
 coal, 610 East Twelfth 
 Rice C B, printer, 1073 Thirteenth ave 
 Rodchgues J C, restaurant, 67t) East 
 
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 Roff J C, liquors, 677 East Twelfth 
 Ruyrich V. A, liquors, 382, 1-iist Twelfth 
 Schimmelpfonnig F, dry goods and mil 
 
 linery, 722 East Twelfth 
 Schley Bros, liakery, 770, East Twelfth 
 Schmidt William, liquors, 401 Eas 
 
 Twelfth 
 Schneider John, liquors, 785, Eaat 
 
 Twelfth 
 Schneider L, tnilor and mIooh, 961 
 
 Sixth ave 
 Silhcrberg Mrs S, fancy goods and millin- 
 ery, 618 East Twelfth 
 UQuEIRA M J, blaoksmtth. East 
 
 Fourt«ent' bet Twenty-third and 
 
 Twenty-fourth ave 
 
 Smallman J K, grocer, 551 Eaat Twelfth 
 Suden H Turn, groceries, hardware, etc, 
 
 693, 695 and 697 East Twelfth 
 Sullivan Michael, blacksmith, 1086 
 
 Fourteenth ave 
 Swarz Antone, bootmaker, 809 
 
 East Twelfth 
 Swett A W, livery and sale stable, foot 
 
 Fourteenth ave 
 T^lken J H, fruits and vegetables, 623 
 
 East Twelfth 
 Truckee Box Factory, foot Fourteenth 
 
 ave 
 UNION HOTEL, James Woodward 
 
 propr, SW cor East Twelfth and Thir- 
 teenth ave 
 VROOMAN MRS GEO, variety store, 
 
 620 East Twelfth 
 
 WAKEMAN EDGAR, cigars and 
 
 tobacco, 1054 Thirteenth ave 
 Walter A, tailor, 380 East Twelfth 
 Webster A B, real estate, 624 East 
 
 Twelfth 
 Welschcr & Westermann, brewery, NW 
 
 con Fourteenth and Eighteenth ave 
 White & Waterman, tinsmiths, 616 East 
 
 Twelfth 
 Wilson L, butcher, 311 East Twelfth 
 Walter Reimer, liquors, SW cor Thir- 
 teenth and East Fourteenth 
 WOODWARD JAS, propr Union Hotel 
 
 C. J. DIEFFENDORFF, 
 
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 PATB5IT IlIEDICIMEiJI. 
 
 Lamps, Faints, Oils, Ferfoinery, 
 
 SEEDS AND FANCY GOODS, 
 
 Eddy's Landing, Cal. 
 
 Edg^i^oody 
 
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 CAVANAUGH J, gen 
 
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 Kantze Jos, blacksmith and 
 
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 Maxwell W T 4 Bro, lumber 
 
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 SAN DIEQO COUNTT. 
 
 Knox A L, postmaster 
 
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 El Casco, 
 
 SAN DIEQO OOUNTT. 
 
 Childs — , postmaster 
 
 El Dorado, 
 
 CALAVERAS OOUNTY. 
 
 DITGHI B & CO, gen mdse and post- 
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 Kodesine G, gen mdse 
 Byan Mrs M, boarding house 
 Walker Juo, saloon 
 
 El Dorado, 
 
 Eli DORADO COUNTY, 
 
 A place of SOO inhabitants and supported 
 by the mining and agricultural interests 
 of the locality; distant from Sacramento 
 60 miles. 
 
 Bems Bernard, gen mdso 
 
 Brown Geo J, physician 
 
 Drew M, hnmessmaker 
 
 SBJBW W C L, postmaster, newsdealer 
 and recorder 
 
 Fisher Jno A, liquors 
 
 Gait T A, collector and assessor 
 
 Gilmore N, supt Angora Goat Associa- 
 tion and supervisor 
 
 Harvey R K, hotel 
 
 Hirsch ft Cobleutz, gen mdse, act W U 
 Tel Co and W, F & Co 
 
 Miller J W, liquors 
 
 Olds & Sheparuson, furniture and spring 
 beds 
 
 Roberts Heury, liquors 
 
 Shaver J, bootmaker 
 •Traccy H F, justice peace 
 
 Yeardon \Vm, li(iuors 
 
 Walz Jno, blacksmith and wagonmakcr 
 
 Wurf A J, constable 
 
 Elk Creek, 
 
 COLUSA COUNTr, 
 
 A posto^Hce in tho foot-hills of the 
 Coast Range of Mountains 
 
 Houston J W, gen mdso 
 Keech Mrs N, hotel 
 Friday Michael, blacksmith 
 I^nncfister V R, saloon 
 PTIEW H, postmaster 
 
 Elk Grove, 
 
 SACRAMENTO OOUNTT, 
 
 Is most pleasantly situated on the Cen- 
 tral faciac Railroad, 15 miles from Sac- 
 ramento. The country in the immediate 
 vicinity is very picturesque, and tho 
 many well-cultivated farms and hand- 
 some couutry residences indicate a pros- 
 perous condition, and augurs favorably 
 for tho growth and permanency of the 
 place. 
 
 Allen Richard, blacksmith 
 
 Andrews J H, agt C P R R and W. P 
 
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 Beatty Go, flour mills • 
 
 Bowstiuld VV, bootmaker 
 Bradford C 8, physician and druggist 
 Castclli) J H, blacksmith 
 Chiniiick J T, blacksmith and wai^on- 
 
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 Crawford Rev — , clergyman (Methodist) 
 Darling Jennie, teacher 
 Dart Martin, atty at law 
 Dixon Alfred, atty at law 
 Dodge Mrs J E, dressmaker 
 iid:;iagt.)n L C, grocer 
 Everson J E & Co, gen mdss 
 Freeman O 8, capitalist 
 Gage D los, justice of poaco 
 Gaifc Miss Jennie, teacher 
 Hill Jno D, wagonmakur 
 Jones Mrs 8 A, millinery and dressmaker 
 Kclley Geo IJ, physiciaa 
 Kcmptcr T B, harnessmakcr 
 Kenuad Cyrus B, constable 
 Kerr .) H, wine grower 
 Lawrence Chas, tcl opr 
 Lawij St, Nehnes, butchers 
 Longeiieckcr A J, tin and hardware 
 Longenecker Mra C A, dressmaker 
 Marr Mrs Wm, millinery 
 Martin H B, liotel 
 Martin J W, hotel and meat raaikct 
 McKenuey G R, bootmaker 
 RasBcttc Josepl), hotel 
 i\awlin;48 S \V, carpenter 
 Spring K W, teacher 
 Stew^ rt S C, car|K!nter 
 Wittich John, painter 
 
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 Bovard M Sl Co, flouring mills 
 Hickpy & .Miaoiiur, gen mdse 
 McAfee Bros, saloon 
 McCulloch J \V, blacksmith and wagon* 
 
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 MISENEB N S, postmaster 
 Mitchell L T, carpenter 
 
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 In a rich farming diatrict, 56 miles from 
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 Allison J ft Co, Ken mdse 
 
 BARRETT J H, real estate and insur- 
 ance agt, notary public and justice of 
 the peace and collector 
 
 Bohman Chas, painter 
 
 Cadman ^Vm, blacksmith 
 
 Calahan Michael, hotel 
 
 Cattanach Andrew, wagonmaker 
 
 CHANDLER F B, lumber and building 
 material 
 
 Collier J A, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Cooper Jno, meat market 
 
 Cripps ft Bros, blacksmiths 
 
 Currie James, bootmaker 
 
 Davidson L N, gen mdse, agt W, F ft 
 Co and postmaster 
 
 Faulkner K C, hotel 
 
 Frank G W. fruit grower 
 
 Hamlin Arthur, butcher 
 
 Hay Jno, carpenter 
 
 Howard O, painter 
 
 Kendall C B, agt C P R R and W U Tel 
 Co 
 
 Kerr Andrew, blacksmith 
 
 Kiely B, liquors 
 
 Kinicade CJ H, clergyman (Christian) 
 
 March R B, livery stable 
 
 Missen R B, contractor and builder 
 
 Ryan D, hotel 
 Warner L, blacksmith 
 
 Cl ark M M, saloon 
 
 DOWNING 6 B, hairdresser and 
 
 miner 
 Hyatt M R, gen mdsa 
 Mahan J, saloon 
 McDonald Angus, saloon 
 Osbom R S, gen mdse 
 WARNER CHAS A, bootmaker 
 Wilson A B, physician 
 
 El Monte, 
 
 LOS ANGELES COUNTY. 
 
 Broadded J W, blacksmith 
 BurrR T, physiciin 
 Dwlson W J{, hotel 
 Hopper John, saloon 
 Hoppner Jno, justice pcac» 
 HORN A J, postmaster 
 McLain Thos, gen mdse 
 Mt'lzer Louis, gen mdae 
 Quinn M F, livery stable 
 ijchmitt Henry, blacksmith 
 Seward R, justice peace 
 
 Emmaton, 
 
 SACRAMENTO COUNTY. 
 
 Distance from San Francisco 63 mile* 
 by river; population estimated 100; its 
 resources agriculture. 
 
 Stee le S W, hamessmaker 
 XJFHAM J M, gen mdse 
 
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 COLUSA COUNTY. 
 
 EPPERSON B C, hotel and postmas- 
 ter 
 Gaither J W, surveyor 
 Hemstead — , physician and dentist 
 Tucker \V M, gen mdse 
 
 Emigrant Gap, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY. 
 
 BANVANDL A, aj^tCPRR 
 CAFF7N D, postmaster, hotel and 
 
 livery stable 
 Chinn J B, lumber 
 
 Etna Mills, 
 
 8ISKIVOU COUNTY. 
 
 Amos ft Johnston, blacksmiths 
 
 Baker J L, hotel 
 
 Balfry Wni, shoemaker 
 
 Beard J T, lawyer 
 
 Bills L, shoemaker 
 
 Buckncr Geo, gen mdso 
 
 CamlKjU — , saloon 
 
 Camp <r K, lawyer 
 
 David ft Evans, blacksmiths 
 
 l>cnny ft Brown, gen mdso 
 
 Diggles J A, druggist 
 
 Klmoro & Moxluy, butchers 
 
 Frantz ft Wallis, cxbinetmakera 
 
 Geniiy Henry, saloon 
 
 Hyde D H, barber 
 
 Hydo D H, shoemaker 
 
 Kepplar Chas, flour mill 
 
 Kirat ft Birnbaum, brewers 
 
 Messncr J, hotel 
 
 Nutting C VV, physician 
 
 Ritz John, livery 
 
 SINGLE J M, postmaster 
 
 Smith .) M, cabinetmaker 
 
 Smith N, hotel 
 
 Sullivan H \V, livery 
 
 Swan A, forwarding merchant 
 
 Young E, butcher 
 
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 Eureka, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY, 
 
 la aitaated on Humboldt Bay, 230 milea 
 north of San Francisco, and only aecond 
 to that city aa a seaport in California. 
 Eureka haa a population of about 4,000, 
 chiefly dependent upon the timber and 
 atock interesta of the county for aup 
 port. The city ia one of the moat ex 
 penaively and taatefully laid-out on the 
 coaat. Many handaome businesa blocks 
 and public bulidinga adorn her thorough 
 fares. The streets are rectangular 
 and kept in good condition; while the 
 facilitiea for numerous vessels "along 
 the wharves" are quite adequate. Eu 
 reka ia lighted with gaa, and poscases 
 many of the uaeful institutiona of a me- 
 tropolis ; including churches, achools, 
 a free library, two daily and three week- 
 ly uewapapera ably conducted, and hotel 
 accommodations that would do credit to 
 many larger cities. The Vance House is 
 a stately three-story buildiii.?, with a 
 towering observatory from which may 
 be had an extenaive view of the aur- 
 rounding country. It is situated on the 
 corner of Second and Gr streets. The 
 hotel ia run on atrictly first-claas princi- 
 ples. Its rooms are all elegantly fur- 
 nished, supplied with running water and 
 gas, and heated by steam, — a novel feat- 
 ure and a good one. The Bay Hotel and 
 Finson House (temperance) on E street, 
 and the Lick and Revere Houses on First 
 street, are alao comfortable hotel a and 
 receive a fair ahare of patronage. Com 
 munication is kept up all the year round 
 between Eureka and San Francisco by 
 the faat aailinsr, ataunch and comfort- 
 able steamer ''Humboldt," built for and 
 apecially adapted to thia route. She ia 
 ably' commanded by Captain Paton, and 
 both ateamship and master command 
 the confidence of the public. The Hum 
 boldi County Bank has a capital of 
 $200,000, with which it does an import 
 ant business. Real estate in this county 
 has been well nurtured by investors and 
 is in a healthy condition; although there 
 ia aome valuable city and country prop 
 erty for sale. Meaara. Watson and Ran 
 dall, the real estate agenta here, will 
 cheerfully ana wer any communicationa on 
 the subject by mail or otherwiae. The 
 advanti^ea of her climate bring Hum 
 boldt county into prominence aa an agri 
 cnltaral and dairying country. Never 
 haa drought interfered with the pro8' 
 pecta of farmera here; in fact it ia nO' 
 ticeable that when other parta of the 
 State ara aufforing from extremely dry 
 
 years, thia favored locality yielda larger 
 cropa than uaual. St. Joaeph'a Inati- 
 tute and the Humboldt Seminary offer 
 the beat educational advantagea to thoae 
 who contemplate making Humboldt 
 their home. The seminary was founded 
 in 1873 and ia in a nourishing condition. 
 St. Joseph's Institute is under the, su- 
 perintendence of the Siatera of Mercy, 
 who have had a life-long experience m 
 the training of youth. Their primary 
 object ia to iuatiU into the minds of 
 young giria a noble and laiidable emula- 
 tion to form their hearts to virtue and 
 to tit them to be future ornaments of 
 society. The school waa founded in 1871. 
 It is situated in the centre of the city 
 on an eminence which commands a full 
 view of the bay and surrounding coun- 
 try. Tne place is remarkably healthy, 
 and the grounds well laid out. Parents 
 desiring the comforts of a home for deli- 
 cate children, would do well to avail 
 themaelvea of the auperior advantages 
 offered here, minute attention being ren- 
 dered to any requiring care of weakly 
 constitutions. Ihe course of studies is 
 the English language, but there is every 
 facility for acquiring the knowledge of 
 French and others. Lessons in vocal 
 and instrumental music, drawing and 
 painting in all its styles and branches, 
 are taught by very competent members. 
 
 A library of carefully selected works, 
 adapted to the age and capacity of the 
 pupila, insures excellent reading matter 
 for spare hours, thus rendering even re- 
 laxation conducive to mental culture. 
 Plain and useful needlework are consid- 
 ered indispensable ; but, at each one's 
 selection, pupila may take lessons in all 
 kinds of fancy work, including hair and 
 wax flowers, and any other. The scho- 
 lastic year is of two sessions: from the 
 first of August to Christmas, and from 
 the first of January to Jane, exclusive. 
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 higher departments of education, com- 
 
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 est academies for young ladies. The 
 sawmills of Eureka are of an aggregate 
 capacity of 280,000 feet of lumber daily, 
 though not at present working to their 
 utmost. Until recently the shipments 
 of lumber from Humboldt have averaged 
 70,000,000 feet per year; but from vari- 
 ous cauaea thia important induatry haa 
 diminished, only to resume its former 
 atanding when the state of society in 
 Cal'fornia ia more reassuring. In no 
 
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 nnoe ana uniform kindness to us during 
 the canvass ; and especially to the 
 Messrs. Wyman of the " Humboldt 
 Times," and to D. E. Gordon, Esq., of 
 the •'West Coast Signal," do we return 
 thanks for favors received. 
 
 Allen D B, cabinet maker, E bet Third 
 
 and Fourth 
 ARCHER J A, machinist and gun 
 
 smith, E bet Third and Fourth 
 /^TTR FRED, postmaster, Second bat 
 
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 ATRES WM, publisher Democratic 
 
 "Standard," Fir^t bet E and F 
 3ailey Mrs M, varieties, Second between 
 
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 Buird Thos, agt Humboldt S S Co, F 
 
 street wharf 
 Baldwin & Mercer, saddle and harness 
 
 makers, cor D and Second 
 Barnard .t K, surveyor of logs, Ot Second 
 BARMAN HENRY, general mercluiu 
 
 dist!, c 'r iSeuond and F 
 BARNUM G N, liquors, F 
 BAY HOTEL, I>aby & Knott propri 
 
 otors, cor K and Third 
 BELL FRED W, real estate and in- 
 
 surcincj agent, notary public and com- 
 missioner of deeds, \ll Second 
 Bendixon H D, ship builder, Kairhivcn 
 BIGELOW C E, 1)liu-!-3uiitli, plo.v 
 
 maker and farriui-s, E bet Tliird and 
 
 Fourth 
 Boot s '^, tannery, cor Tiiird and L 
 B0NST13LL W T, books, st iti mcry, 
 
 njiisi(% nicturo^ and franii-is, I "20 Third 
 B0S30Na HENRY G, bakery, bet 
 
 Secoml and Third 
 Bradford W H, feed stable, cor First 
 
 and F 
 BRETT WM, liqiior-i, 132 Firit 
 Briidfrick Mrj S J, druasmaker, corner 
 
 riftU and V 
 Bnimlield \V II, atty at law. Second 
 Brown Christ, saloon, cor First and E 
 
 BROWN THOMAS McG, sh^iid" i^'ul 
 
 ex-ofiicio t;ix collector 
 Buck S M, atty at law, 170 Second 
 BUHNER H & CO, hardware a-id 
 
 agricidtural implements. First bet E 
 
 and F 
 Buhne H TI, vice-president Humboldt 
 
 County Bank 
 
 EAGLE RESTAURANT, Lettnuich 
 
 & M.izan. First bet E and F 
 
 CALIFORNIA INSURANCE CO, 
 
 Fred W Bell agent, ".t4 Second 
 
 CALIFORNIA WINE ROOMS, Jas 
 
 Montgomery, cor Third and E 
 
 Carr J, livery stable, cor D and Third 
 Casterlin J B, county supt of schools 
 CHAMBERLIN J D H, atty at law, 
 
 H bot Second and Third 
 Chops Alex Jr, horaeshoer, cor D and 
 
 Tuird 
 Chope A ft Son, carriage makers and 
 
 hlHcksmiths, Second 
 CHRI3TEN39N C, cigars, tobacco, 
 
 fruits and civndie?, 125 Second 
 CITY LAUNDRY. F A Weaver, 
 
 Second bet 1> and E 
 
 CITY OYSTER SALOON AND RES- 
 TAURANT ,'Tno Fischer propr, Ebet 
 Second and Third 
 
 Clark .Tonatlian Dr, real est'^te 
 
 CLOSE & MERCER, carpenters and 
 builders cor First and li opp Vance's 
 Mill 
 
 Cooi)er Salomon, rcc U S land offioa, car 
 F and Third 
 
 COONAN J F, agt W U Tel Co, Vance 
 Hous) 
 
 CDLLINS CHARLES, liquors, E bet 
 First and Second 
 
 CRYSTAL PALACE, Cccorgo Horn 
 )>ropr, F bet Second and Third 
 
 Cnrlcy .las, liquo s, cor Fir.<t and F 
 
 Cutler & T.iylor, gen mlae, Second 
 
 DABY & iCNOTT, pr.-prs Bay Hotel 
 
 Dirt If .1, wool commission, F 
 
 DAVIS S B, physician and surgeon, 
 F bjt Third and Fourth 
 
 D.iwson Jas, blacksmith, cor D and First 
 
 Del lave I J ,1, atty at law 
 
 "DEMOCRATIC STANDARD" (week- 
 
 ly), William Ayrcs pub, First bci< E 
 
 and F 
 DE'/LIN C L, mtnufactnror an I d)vl- 
 
 er in bmts and shoes ami hati and 
 
 cap<, F b it Second and Third 
 DE/OY HENRY M, Fashion Livery 
 
 Stabli', cor Sec Hid and H 
 Dickson 11 B, atty at law and police 
 
 jud^c, Vance block 
 Dolher & Carson, sawmill 
 iJollison J K, real estate ajt and notary 
 
 public, l.Tl Second 
 D.iniingo M, ci'irs, tobacco and fruits, E 
 Uwyor Mm .7 ^V, millinery ami dry 
 
 troods, 1'2'2 Third 
 
 EUREK<1 LAUNDRY, J G Munson, 
 
 ollioc Vance block 
 Fay (IMA; Bro, shingle mill 
 Ferrier D.ivid, painter, cor D and Second 
 Finch W n, yunsmith 
 FIN33N HOUSE, W II Rowell propr, 
 
 !•; b it Third and Fourth 
 FISCHER JOHN, City Oystir Saloon 
 
 and Uestauraut, E bet Second and 
 
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 FISaER GEORGE L, liquors, cor H 
 
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 FLAGLOB A P, photographer, Sec- 
 
 ond 
 Flanagan, Broanan & Co, mill 
 Flemiag Johu, liquors, lOG Second 
 Fleming John, plasterer 
 Foster 8 B, physician, 170 Second 
 Free Library, Third and F 
 Freese J W, dentist, Vance block 
 
 QALLAGUEB & COLEMAN, barber 
 
 shop, Vauce House 
 Gal' John J, restaurant, 108 Second 
 GATES J DR, dentist, 170 Second 
 
 GATES J& LEWITT, dentists 
 
 GEANDROT ALFBBD J, bosketmak 
 er, tSecitml 
 
 GEANDROT E M & F MISSES. 
 
 millinery and fancy goods. Second 
 GEANDROT C MISS, dressmaker 
 
 and hairwork, Second 
 Gillutt Eliza A Mrs, hoincBpathic physi 
 
 cian, F 
 GORDON D E, publisher "West Coast 
 
 Siguiil," JSecond and E 
 GRANT M H, photographer, 116 
 
 Third bet E and F 
 Gross Reuben, physician 
 Uadley Wm, cigars and tobacco, Vance 
 
 HAENSEL & ANDERSON, American 
 
 Bakery, Couf-ct.omry, Kestaurant 
 and Oyster Saloon, E bet Third and 
 Fourth 
 
 HAINES FRANKLIN M, hairdresser, 
 Ci* 1'' but Second and Third 
 
 HAINES J P, superior judge, chambers 
 Fiitli and J 
 
 HANNA JAMES, (Hanna & Steck) 
 attorney at law, Second opposite Court 
 House 
 
 HANSEN PMRS, ladies hairdresser^ 
 wij^makir and stamping, Second bet h' 
 and ( > 
 
 HANNA & STECK, attys at law Sec- 
 ond opp Court House 
 
 HARPER JAMES, Humboldt Brew- 
 ery, Filth and A 
 
 HAVNESJOHNP, superior judge 
 
 Henderson J W, pres Humboldt County 
 Bank 
 
 Hermence Peter, painter, First 
 
 Herrick K F, county surveyor 
 
 HETHERINGTON & CHELST- 
 
 RAND, merchant tailors, F and Sec- 
 
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 TTTT.HE'R CHARLES, cabinetmaker, 
 
 'ornamental ami elk liorn finisher, F 
 
 bet Third and Fourth 
 Hopkins ,t P, carpenter. Third 
 HORN GI^RGE, watches and jewelry, 
 
 crockery and silverware, F bet Second 
 
 and Third 
 Huk & Co, brevory 
 Halt J, painter, E bet Third and Fourth 
 
 HUMBOLDT BREWERT, Jamea 
 
 Hai-per, Fifth and A 
 
 HUMlJOLDT COUNTT BANK, J W 
 
 Henderson pres, H H Buhne vice-pres, 
 W M Huntoon cashier; E bet Second 
 and Tliird 
 Hurlbutt L S, propr stage lino 
 HUMBOLDT SEMINART, H D La- 
 
 throp D D priucipal, K and Fifth 
 HUMilOLDT SODA WORKS, A Mon- 
 roe & Son proprs, 104 Second 
 
 HUMBOLDT STEAMSHIP CO, W j. 
 
 Sweasey & Son general agents. Second 
 
 and a 
 "HUMBOLDT TIMES," (daily and 
 
 weekly) J E ^V yman & Son proprs, 
 
 Fourtn and F 
 Huntoon W M, cashier Humboldt Coun- 
 ty Bank 
 IDMAN JERRY, Palace Saloon.Vance 
 
 block, 1:^7 i^econd 
 Jacobdoii B, boots and shoes. Second and 
 
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 Janssen E & Co, gen mdse, First 
 Johnston W H, stoves, tinware and 
 
 hardware. Third and E 
 Jones L> It & Co, sawmills, office H 
 JONES WARREN, candy factory. 
 
 cigai s and tobacco and billiards, F bet 
 
 Second and Third 
 Kelsey D B, boarding. Third and I 
 Kemp k Hunter, meat market. Third 
 
 and F 
 
 KENDALL & ACHESON. Humboldt 
 
 Liveiy and l"'eed SCabit;, Second 
 and D 
 
 KIMBALL GEORGE H & CO. gro- 
 ceries and provisions, t and Tlitrd 
 
 KIMBALL JOHN H, justice of the 
 
 peace, Ititi CJecoud 
 KINGSTON HENRT, commission, 
 
 produce and storage, D st wliurf 
 Kinsuy L T, county treasurer 
 Knight Ceo A, atty at law, (} 
 Knight Ci A Mrs, teacher of piano 
 Lauigan T J, foundry, Firat bet D amlE 
 Lathrop H D, D D, principal Humboldt 
 
 Seminary 
 LETTU1«ICH & MAZAN, Eagle Res 
 
 tuiirant, t*iist bet E and t' 
 Leventhal A, gen auctioneer and com- 
 
 miss.on merchant, 12i) ^:ejond 
 LEWITT F A, physician and dentist, 
 
 170 Mecond « 
 
 LICK HOUSE, I> Murphy, First and V 
 
 LIVINGSTON & CO, li'iuors, (Our Sa- 
 
 loon), I) and First 
 Luswenlhal Jacob, clothing &c, 112 and 
 
 114 Second 
 Loheide & Sanders, clothing, cigars and 
 
 tobacco, F b jt Second and Third 
 Luther Chr, meat market, E bet Third 
 
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 Loveren S S, saw repairer, First 
 
 Lynch C N, clergymam (Catholic) 
 
 Martin E C Mrs, teacher of music, Hum- 
 boldt Seminary 
 
 MASON H E, stoves and tinware, metal 
 roofer and tinner, F bet Second and 
 Third 
 
 MATHEWS JAMES E, Eureka Va- 
 ricty Store and news agency, estab- 
 lished in 1871, 120 Second 
 
 McCarthy Jer, bootmaker, First bst E 
 andF 
 
 McCartney Eliza Mrs, dressmaker,Third 
 
 McOEOAOE PETER, propr Revere 
 House, lOti First 
 
 Mcdaraghan P.liquorii, First betE andF 
 
 McGrath Mrs, dressmaker, I 
 
 McKay (leorge J, druggist, Vancu block 
 
 McKAY A & CO, Occidental sawmill, 
 
 toot of First 
 McKENNA THOMAS E, Vance House 
 
 tSaloon 
 McLachlan E B, painter 
 McLaren W J, bootmaker, F bet 
 
 First and Second 
 
 McLATJCHLAN JOHN, groceries, no 
 
 Second 
 
 McNALLT LAWRENCE, liquors, 
 
 cor First and E 
 McNamara W J, clothing, furnishing 
 
 floods, cor E and Second 
 MELENDY J M, attorney at law and 
 
 notary public, cor F and Second 
 
 MENTZ CHARLES, druggist, F bet 
 
 Second and Third 
 Merchant A, hid«s and furs, cor Fourth 
 
 and M 
 Miller Carl, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 cor K and Second 
 MONTGOMERY JAMES, California 
 
 Wine Uooina, cor Thinl and E 
 MONROE A & SON, wholesale and 
 
 retail li mora, 10*2 ami 101 Second 
 MUNSON J G, Eureka Laundry, office 
 
 Vance block 
 
 MURPHY DANIEL, I^ick Houue, cor 
 
 First and F 
 Ni'lson S, capt str Alta, F st wharf 
 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MERCAN- 
 TILE INSURANCE CO, Fred W 
 
 bell act, !l4 Sfcoud 
 OCCIDENTAL SAWMILL, A McKay 
 
 & Co. foot of First 
 OHMANN I, stoves, tin and hardware, 
 
 (jor Fourth and I 
 OLMSTEAD C H, shipsmith and 
 
 l>lat'ksnnth, F 
 OUR CORNER SALOON, Livingston 
 
 & Co, cor D and First 
 
 PALACE UVERY STABLES, T F 
 
 Ricks & Co ^prs, cor F and Fourth 
 PARKER B M • groceries, cor E and 
 Third 
 
 PETERSON F, merchant tailor, F bet 
 
 Second and Third 
 FH(ENIX AND HOME INS CO. Fred 
 
 VV Bell agt, 94 Second 
 
 FIERCE WALTER, undertaker and 
 
 agt Petaluma Marble Works, 160 
 
 Second 
 PORTER MRS R dress and cloak 
 
 maker, cor D and Second 
 Pratt W H, furniture and bedding, cor 
 
 F and Second 
 Purser S, librarian Free Library, cor 
 
 Third and F 
 QUOSIG H, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 Vance block, Second 
 Rcilinger Henry, tobacco and cigars and 
 
 furnishing goods, cor Firr' and F 
 RENFRO D K, liuuora, Bay Hotel 
 REVERE HOUSE, Peter McGeorge 
 
 propr, lOG First 
 Rev-oy John, groceries. First bet E and F 
 RICHARDSON C W, hairdrcsaur and 
 
 baths, Bay Hotel 
 Richardson Chas, molding mill, foot of 
 
 Third 
 RICKS T F & CO, Palace Livery 
 
 Stables, cor F and Fourth 
 Robertson G, marble works. Third bet 
 
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 Roberta C ^, register U S land office, 
 
 cor F and Third 
 Rohner & Ellcry, groceries, cor Second 
 
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 Ross Charles L, mining, 115 Second 
 liottcrmund H H Jr, blacksmith and 
 
 wagonmaker, E bet Third and Fourth 
 Rouse O T, soda water manuf. Second 
 ROWELL W H, Finaon Houae, cor 
 
 Fourtii and E 
 ROWE & HOLMEB, blackamiths, 
 
 horaushoers and cari'iagc buildera, cor 
 
 I) and Second 
 RUSCOE & LUNDBLADE, manufa 
 
 and (lealera in furniture and budding. 
 
 Second 
 RUSS JOSEPH, sawmill owner and 
 
 butcher, olKce 1 17 Second 
 Ryan M iss J, millinery and dress goods, 
 
 118 Third 
 ST JOSEPH'S INSTITUTE, cou- 
 
 ducted by the Sisters of Mercy, block 
 F and G Seventh and liijjhth, (see 
 description) 
 SAWTELL A L, liquors, cor Second 
 
 and D 
 Schenck August, physician. Second 
 Scott D C, justice of peace 
 Shaw George H, county assessor 
 Simpson George, harnessmaker, 90 Sec- 
 ond 
 Smiley J C, pniiiter, F 
 Snider Mrs V A, dressmaker. Third 
 Snow t Co, gen mdse, cor Second and E 
 
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 Spenoer M, phyaician, F bet Second and 
 
 Third 
 Sprague Lliss A, teacher Humboldt Sem- 
 inary 
 Spring H, public administrator and 
 
 coroner 
 Stoffi)rd C G, atiy at law, Vance block 
 STECK JAMES F, (Hanna & Steck), 
 
 attorneys ut law, Second, opp Court 
 
 House 
 Steck .T F. atty at law 
 iSTEWABT E J. figars and tobacco 
 
 and news agt, 1 13 Second 
 STEWART JOSEPH P, hnirdresser 
 
 and wigmaker, F 
 SWEASEY W J & SON, gen mdso and 
 
 gen ai;ent stoamjr "Humboldt," cor 
 
 Second and G 
 TAYLOR DAN S B, gon mdsc, guns 
 
 and ammunition, Second liat <r aiid H 
 Taylor M S, gen mdsc, E bet Third and 
 
 Fourth 
 Thompsim James, tailor, 1 16 Second 
 Thomson John S, county clerk, recorder 
 
 and auditor 
 Tompkins G \V, atty nt law 
 Tuppcr Mrs E R, groceries, cor Tenth 
 
 and Clark 
 
 VANCE HOirSE BARBER AND 
 
 BATH HOUSE, Gallagher & Cole- 
 mail propra 
 
 VANCE HOUSE. John Vanes propr 
 cor G and Second * 
 
 VANCE JOHN, propr Mad River Rail- 
 road and sawmdl, and Vance House 
 and sawmill Eureka, cor G and Second 
 
 Vance .f A, blacksmith, H bet Second 
 and Third 
 
 Walsh Thomas, gen mdse, cor E and 
 First 
 
 Wansky Frank, manuf jeweler, Second 
 
 Watson John A, agt W, F & Co, 111 
 Third 
 
 WATSON & RANDALL, real estate 
 and insuraueo agts, 1 1 1 Second 
 
 Weaver F A, laundry, Fir^t bet D and E 
 
 WEAVER F A, City Laundry, Second 
 bet D and K 
 
 Week F A, drugs and varieties, cor 
 Third and F 
 
 WEAVER J H Q, atty at law, 170 
 Second 
 
 "WEST COAST SIGNAL." (daily 
 
 and weekly), 1> E Gordon publisher, 
 
 cor Secoiul and E 
 WILSON EW, district attornny and 
 
 iittorriuy at law, Kimball's bluck 
 Wood G. wood and feed, H 
 WYMANJE.& SON.proprs "Hum- 
 
 Iwhlt 'i inies" and insurance agts, cor 
 
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 Yuill James, city cxprass. Second and E 
 
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 J. E. WYMAN cfe SON, Proprietors. 
 
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 CITY AND COUNTY OPFICIAL PAPERS. 
 
 Have a larger circulation than any paper in Nf)rthcrn California, andofFer 
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 THE ONLY PAPER IN HUMBOLDT COUNTY 
 
 That receives regular Press Dispatches from the California Associated Press, 
 
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 E Street, bet, 3rd and 4th, Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Cat. 
 
 W. H, BOWPLL, Proprietor. 
 
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 Centrally Located, Roomy, Well Kept and Quiet. 
 SINGLE MEALS, : TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. 
 
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 Loans Negotiatsi, Titles Ssarchsd, Colle:ting and Conveyancing. 
 
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 Office, No. 1 1 1 Second St., Eureka, 
 
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 Evergreen, 
 
 SANTA OLAOA COUNTY. 
 
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 Iloaley \Vm, carpenter 
 Uullaiiil simoon, tailor . 
 McMurrv Frank, liquon I V ' 
 
 Park Jnhn li, bootiiiukcr ' ' 
 
 Smith Charles C, blacksmith 
 SMITH F J, Ron mdso and postmaster 
 Turwuter & lloUund, market 
 
 F. J. SMITH, 
 
 Dealer In r> 
 
 Harlware, Mdiioines. 
 
 Wines and Liquors, lints, Caps, Boots, 
 Shocii and Rubbers, 
 
 B£ADV.3IADE CLOTIIl!VG, «r. 
 
 Customers will find our stock con pirto, com- 
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 EVERGREEN, CAL. 
 
 Fairfield, 
 
 SOLANO COUNTY", 
 
 Is on tho California Pacific B. R., 4C 
 milus from San Franciaco, is tho county 
 seat, and has a population of 600. It is 
 looatcii in a very Icrtilo section, and do- 
 i>onds on tho inturcstsof ngriculturu and 
 iruit g.owiiig for its support. A post- 
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 Blnck A \V, hotel 
 
 BUCKLE A J, district attorney and 
 attorney at law 
 
 Chnniburl lin F \V, county usaessor 
 
 Coiihlon () 1{, attorney 
 
 DOBBINS A J, attorney at law and no- 
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 Donnelly James, wagonmaker 
 
 Fiindlam J no, sheriff 
 
 Ferguso n K F , salocn 
 
 FITCH WM W, county surveyor 
 
 Fontana & Solari, groceiios 
 
 (lootlwiii H IT, blacksmith 
 
 HAEVEY JOBL A, county clrrk 
 
 HOOPER T P, propr Fairfield Hotel 
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 Iloyt \V K, c'lunty treasurer 
 
 JOYCE THOS. propr Fairduld IIouso 
 
 Liimont (ic(> A, attorney 
 
 Jjcinon J B, wool buyer 'i 
 
 McDonaM .Ino, hotel 
 
 MuKenua Jnsuph, attorney at law 
 
 8utphun A W, county supt 
 
 \V( unnann F 1*, county recorder 
 
 WENDELL & KELIEY. attorneys 
 
 Yost E K, livery stable 
 
 FAIRFIELD HOTEL, 
 
 - FAIRFIELD, Solano Co., Oal. 
 
 THOMAS P. HOOPER, - - PROPRIETOR. 
 
 Thi3, a First-class Establishment, situated' but u few stops from the 
 
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 W I Is ft way station 5 mil, 
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 '^ Sweet A, postmaster 
 
 Farmers 
 
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 ^? ?n the Stockton an 
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 Felton 
 
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 county seat, with whic: c 
 
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 I'opulation 200. * 
 
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 California — Fall Brooh-Femdale. 
 
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 Ai.riiAMirricAi.i.v. 
 
 Fall Brook, 
 
 BAN DIEOO COUNTY, 
 Sixty milos northoaat of San Diego. 
 
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 Fox Chun, apinrisit 
 
 Ilicbio C V, poHtmastor and guu mdsu 
 
 False Cape, 
 
 nUMDOLDT COUNTY, 
 In n wny station 5 milrs from Fcrndalo, 
 pleasantly bttuutcd on the ocuaii bjacli. 
 
 Swcot A, postmaster , . 
 
 Farmersville, 
 
 TULAUE COUNTY. 
 
 BRTJNDAOE T J, gon mdso and post 
 
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 Fleming J If, saloon 
 
 Farmington, 
 
 BAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the Stockton ajul Copperopnlis 
 division of the C. P. K. It., lU milos 
 southeast of Stockton, the u miity seat. 
 It \i surronndetl l>y an u^rriculturul dis 
 trict, and the soil it cultivated exten- 
 sively and with prt)tit. 
 
 Cbosc Miss Uuttie, school teacher 
 
 C'lus^teu lienry, s.duon 
 
 Dyke & Co, dry goods, notions, boots, 
 
 shoes, groceiijs, etc, and postmaster 
 Emmerdon C VV, Idaeksmith 
 Frjit U C. agi.ib S & C 11 R, tal opr, 
 
 and W, F H Co 
 Gan.iiuer lieo, muat market , 
 
 I Lijgiujor Chos, bootm.kkur 
 Littiiigcr Chas, shuemukir 
 I'uol & Tbunnand, suloon 
 UussoU C C, propr Uusasll House 
 Van Vlcur U F, buraes^moker and sad 
 
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 I Witham 0, blacksmith 
 
 Felton, 
 
 SANTA CUUZ COUNTY. 
 A small place situated in the 
 
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 Bows Niit, constable 
 
 California Beet Sugor Co 
 
 Chase, Daken h Young, moat market 
 
 CreiKhill A, blueksmith 
 
 Creiner Tho-i, hotel 
 
 Cummini{sChaa, lumber 
 
 Do Wolf 8, liiinors 
 
 Ftirnaworth J as W, express wagon 
 
 Clefun H, blacksmith 
 
 Hayes I N, hotel , .. , 
 
 Hiltburd C W, e >oper 
 
 Hubbird T B, lumber 
 
 Kent I) l<. gen ukUj and postmaster 
 
 Lull M 8, Milroad contractor 
 
 McKlroy J H, attorney nt law 
 
 Uountrco A L, hotel and justice of the 
 
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 Saulsbury .1, bootmaker • 
 
 «S|)r.tguo .1 M, blacksmith 
 Sprague \t W, livery and feed stable 
 Tilb.it W H & Co, Eagle Fuse Factory 
 Winter C H, gea mdsu 
 
 Iwoods, a few miles from Santa Cruz, the 
 
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 lis had by the uarrow-guuge railroad. 
 
 Pupulatiua 200. 
 
 Ferndale, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY, 
 
 Is twenty miles south of Eurek.t, situ- 
 &iM\ ill miiUt of the finest Beeti>in of 
 of the county from an agrieultur.d jM>int 
 of view. A line of steamers is being 
 establidhod via Port Konyoii, on the 
 I'kil river, which will take pr.xlneo from 
 thii valley t^ San Francisco direct, aild- 
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 cultural and dairy interests. P'eradale 
 ranks s.-cond to Eureka in importance i:i 
 the county. Population 1,0 JO. Avery 
 presentable weekly newspaper — 'The 
 EuterprisL-," is published here. 
 
 Alford Bros, agti W, F & Co 
 
 Alfonl F .A, pliysiciau and dentist 
 
 ALFORD \IV B, ilrugs, bouk,^ stationery 
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 RARBIGER ALEXAHOER, Mil- 
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 Barton & Variju, Market 
 
 Berding A, gen mdse 
 
 BONETTI R watchmaker, jeweler and 
 dealer in watches and jewelery 
 
 Ii-)ynton F C, president Ferndale Gran- 
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 Bricn Joseph A, stoves and tinware 
 
 Brjwn Br.)8, blacksmiths 
 
 Bri)wn 1{, justice pjiice 
 
 CODY & McUOLLUM, Ferndale 
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 CUMMINOS £ C, manufr and dealer 
 in furniture, bediling and undertaker 
 
 Dexter (i M, Congregational clertjymen 
 
 Dougherty James E, carriagemaker 
 
 Duuhesneau J C, wagonmaker 
 
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 DYER D A> tinner and roofer 
 
 "FERNDALE ENTERPRISE," 
 
 weekly, W G Jones & Co publishers 
 
 FERNDALE ORANGE BUSINESS 
 ASSOCIATION, FC Boynton, presi- 
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 FERRILL J D, justice peace 
 
 Fra ncis ThosP, plumber ' 
 
 FROST &KINZEL, carpenters and 
 manfacturers sash and doors 
 
 Gcisfielmau John, bootmaker 
 
 Glascock A A, physician 
 
 OORDON E H, Ferndnle Laundry 
 
 ORINSELL & DUNN, blacksa>iths 
 
 Grinsell & Whitman, carpenters and un- 
 dertakers 
 
 Hart C B, hairdresser 
 
 HART P F. atty at ^aw 
 
 JOHNSTON & HALL, blacksmiths 
 
 JONES WO & CO, publiihers "Fern 
 dale Enterprise" 
 
 Kennedy Rev, pastor Catholic Church 
 
 Kinf & Adams, livery 
 
 Lewis J H, phyaician 
 
 Loveland A, ■ ■ »tmaker 
 
 MOLLER il H, varieties and groceries 
 
 Nichols B B, barber 
 
 Palmer L, clergyman 
 
 PEARSALL JOHN, liquors 
 
 Phelps O S, physician 
 
 RacklilT& Colburn, carpenters 
 
 Buss & Bobarts, meat market 
 
 Buss, Searles & Putnam, gen mdse 
 
 Sim))son O S, phyaician 
 
 Slittinjrs D, constalile 
 
 STEIN HFSjSANN A, bootmaker 
 
 Stone K M, hotel 
 
 Toll W Bjphotographer 
 
 TRACY TF, saloon 
 
 TROST JOHN H, gen mdsc, postmaster 
 and agt W U Tel Co 
 
 Wilkenson Chas, blacksmith 
 
 Vervaliu D, manager Bemdale Business 
 Association 
 
 WARD & DAMON, harnessmakcrs 
 
 Fiddletown, 
 
 AMADOR COUNTY. 
 (SeeOleta.) 
 
 Firebauifh, 
 
 FRESNO COUNTY. 
 Thisp'AJe is merely • station on th« 
 San Joaquin river. 
 
 Crook s David, saloon 
 
 yBYE RS JACOB, gen mdsc, postmas 
 
 ter and agt W, F k Co 
 Woldenberg Samuel, hotel, saloon and 
 
 livery stable 
 
 Proprietor. 
 
 Stable Connectsd with the House. 
 
 risk's mil, 
 
 80N0HA COUNTY. 
 
 Byrnes J, blacksmith 
 
 F(MSTERH, gen mdseand postmaster 
 
 Leibeg F, gen md^e 
 
 Luttringer J, hotel 
 
 Stevenson A C, hotel 
 
 Warran B F, hotel 
 
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 Fish Ranch, 
 
 ALAMKDA COUNTY, 
 
 Situated on the Mount Diablo road, 
 eight miles from the cer ..re of Oakland, 
 hac ioni; been celebratr-u as a summer re- 
 sort. There is no -/ici^ enjoyable ride 
 on the PociKc Coajt than that between 
 Oakland and this place. Mr. John H. 
 Olive's House offers the best entertain- 
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 trout fishing and hunting in the vicinity. 
 
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 Olive propr 
 OLIVE JOHN H, propr Fish Ranch 
 Hotel, eight miles from Oakland, % 
 splendid drive 
 
 FISH RANCH HOTEL 
 
 Eight miles f.om Oakland, Cal. , 
 
 Furnished FIRST-CLASS. 
 
 Accommodations for all wishinj» to spend 
 a sliurt time in the couniry. 
 
 Fisherman's Bay, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY. 
 
 Bihlcr &, Koss, chute and landing, Bihler's 
 Point 
 
 Byrne J, wngonmaker 
 
 Dellane James, blacksmith 
 
 FISK BROS, gen mdae, chute and land- 
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 Knipp &Stingel, butchers 
 
 P M Co, sawmill 
 
 Richardson H A, speculator 
 
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 Bates B F, d« 
 Benson John. 
 
 BROWN J 
 
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 Burnham J 
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 Florence, 
 
 LOS ANGELES COUNTY. 
 
 NADEAU JOSEPH F, blacksmith, 
 wagonmaker and postmaater 
 
 Florin, 
 
 SACRAMENTO COUNTY, 
 
 A poatoflice and promising village on 
 the C. P. R. R., 10 miles west of Sacra- 
 ment, Bupporteil by fruit-growing and 
 agriculture. 
 
 Alexander W G, windmill manufr and 
 
 carpenter 
 Burell &. Reoae, windmill .nanufr 
 Crenshaw TiConard, blacksmith 
 Goddard & Merrill, meat market 
 Herrick H, wagonmaker and justice of 
 
 the peace 
 Jones Geo, hotel 
 McCormick Frank, blacksmith 
 Merrill W, notary public 
 SUODEN FREDERICK, gen mdse and 
 
 postmaster, and agt VV, F & Co and 
 
 C P R R agt 
 
 Folsom, 
 
 SACRAMENTO COUNTY, 
 
 A place of considerable importance at 
 one time, but at present is striving hard 
 to conquer that fate which proniibcs to 
 inaugurate a retrograde movement in 
 her action. The country surrounding 
 it, however, still recognizes it as the 
 entrepot, and it mry possibly assume ita 
 former activity Injforo a great while. 
 The branch penitentiary is under course 
 of construction here, and, when com 
 pleted, may be a factor of gre.it advant- 
 age vU its prosperity. Population about 
 1,500. Distant from iSacramento 'J 
 miles. ' <t 
 
 Addison S, lumler and lime 
 
 AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTE.!, 
 
 Mrs Kate Hamilton proprss 
 Anderson H, justice peace 
 ARNOLD A E, liquors 
 Bates B F, dentilst 
 Benson John, justice peace 
 BROWN J 0, hardware, stove* and 
 
 tinware 
 Bnrnham J PI, drugs and agt \V, F & 
 
 Co, banker and insurance 
 CADY H W, bar»>er 
 CENTRAL HOTEL. J C Rand propr 
 Cohn 8, grocer 
 Crosett W C, atty at law 
 
 Doll M, hotel 
 Donley Mrs Henry, livery 
 Durant F C, physician 
 Ecklon & Gable, butcher 
 Engesser Philipp, liquors 
 Fiel Mrs J, varieties 
 
 "FOLSOM TELEGRAPH," 
 
 Howe proprss 
 
 GERMAN HOTEL, Chas Zimmermann 
 
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 Gilman Jno, carpenter 
 HALEN ALBERT, agt Natoma W & 
 
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 HAMILTON MRS KATE, proprss 
 
 /merican Exchange Hotel 
 Henblein L, saddles and harness 
 Hoess Frank, tailor 
 Holz Mark M, barber 
 Houston (Jeo, liquors 
 HOWE MRS J F, proprss "Folaom 
 
 Telegraph ' 
 Hoyle Edward, painter 
 Humphrey Jas, gen mdse and news agt 
 Hyinan Jacob, dry goods and clothing 
 Joerger Louis, bootmaker 
 Kay Samuel, lumber 
 Kinney J, opr W U Tel Co and agt 
 
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 Klumpp Jacob, bakery 
 Levy E R, liquors 
 Mayer Wm, lock am i gunsmith 
 McNamee Mrs Annie, groceries 
 Miller J, furniture and undertaker 
 Mueller J C G, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 NATOMA WATER & MINING CO, 
 
 Allwrt Halen agt (wine growers, etc) 
 Nichols & Stegeman, blacksmiths 
 RAND J C, propr Central Hotel 
 Rignay Peter, liquors, 
 Rothe John, blacksmith 
 Shannon John, liquors 
 Smith .F H, grocer and postmaster 
 
 SPAULDING & FENWICK, 
 
 ware ant) tinware 
 Strubel Wm A, livery stable and 
 
 stable 
 Sturges J H, jeweler 
 Sullivan P M, atty at law 
 Townsend E B, butcher 
 Vandermark A, blacksmith and wagon- 
 
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 Wible Rev E H, clergvman (Methodist) 
 ZIMMERMANN CHAS, propr Gor- 
 
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 Forest City, 
 
 SIERHA COUNTY. 
 
 Archambeaux U, hotel i 
 
 Bickford H P, carpenter 
 Bradbury J F, butcher 
 Byington L, dry gooda 
 
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 AI.ritARItTICAI.I.r. 
 
 Daniels F H, bootmaker 
 
 Daniels Mrs F H, uiilliner 
 
 1 >errickson & Nelson, groceries 
 
 Ellery Henry, hotel 
 
 Fields Ed, jeweler 
 
 Huskiiis Wm, carpenter 
 
 Hintzcn Charles, banker and grocer 
 
 Jewett Stanley, dentist 
 
 Klein Jacob, liquors \ /: •, / ' •. 
 
 Lawrence George, hotel 
 
 Loveland George B, liquors 
 
 Low Mrs Agnos, milliner '.!..i' 
 
 McPhail A 8, l)ootmaker 
 
 Miller A H, dry goods • ""'.' ' ' ' 
 
 Miller E, hotel 
 
 Miller George, butcher 
 
 Fhillipa John, blacksmith 
 
 Kedmond Henry, liquors 
 
 Suhctter Oliver, liquors 
 
 Scott J M, livery stable 'I ' 
 
 Wayland Wm A, varieties 
 
 WESTON R S, druggist, agt W U Tel 
 
 Co and postmaster 
 West & Knowles, liquors 
 
 Forest Hill, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY, 
 
 A place of 700 inhabitants, and sup- 
 ported chiefly by the mining interest of 
 the locality thouijh fruit-growmg and 
 the culture of grapes are pursuits that 
 ]iromise to contribute largely to her 
 growth. It is connected with Auburn 
 by stage. 
 
 Albrccht Chas, groceries and hardware 
 
 Allen E, carpenter 
 
 Andres Joseph, brewery 
 
 Arfstien J, barber 
 
 Benfcldt Henry, (groceries and restaurant 
 
 Chapmrin S E, physician 
 
 Clark Anthony, surveyor 
 
 COWDEN M H, drugs, groceries, post- 
 master, notary public, express, tele- 
 graph and banking 
 
 Kphn.im M, clothing 
 
 Everett J K, painter 
 
 Garrison J (J, gen mdse 
 
 Hanver J C, dentist 
 
 Hatch J A, saloon , '.', , „ ^ 
 
 Iioifman Fre«l, liquors 
 
 HufTner k Dilts, blacksmith 
 
 Hylsnd Mrs I>, hotel 
 
 Jacobs J M, photographer -* 
 
 Tjockhnrt Jeff, livery stable and liquors 
 
 Marks Peter, »!uri)entt'r 
 
 Miller Henry, carpenter 
 
 Ore Jose E, jeweler 
 
 Powell Peyton, stage lino 
 
 Eea Wm, iiotel 
 
 liomler L, dry goods, clothing, etc 
 
 Scott J C, liquors and varieties 
 
 Smith J F, dentist 
 
 Smith W C, wagonmakcr 
 
 Stetson Josiah, carpenter - , 
 
 Stone O I, blacksmith 
 
 Stone P, saloon 
 
 Taylor & Morehead, meat market 
 
 Virt Aug, licjuors 
 
 Volland Christ, bootmaker 
 
 Wetherbee J B, bootmaker 
 
 Forest House, 
 
 AMADOU CdUNTV. 
 
 Fisher B, hotol and wine munufr 
 Honno John, liquors 
 True Mrs A B, gen mdse 
 Wetzid Fred, blacksmith 
 
 Forest Ranch, 
 
 BUTTE COUNTY. 
 
 Bonham Wm, lumber 
 Hhinehiirt & Cook, lumber 
 •Sierra Lumber Co, sawmills 
 WELD H D, hotel and pustmastcr 
 
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 SONOilA COUNTY. 
 
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 Oliver J li H, blacksmith 
 
 Shamburij G N, rustic chair factory 
 
 Fort Bidwell, 
 
 MODOO COUNTY. 
 
 Ar'.ams L, hotel and livery 
 
 Ayers Irwin, gen mdse 
 
 Culdcrwood J E, stage line (Ft B and 
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 Conlen H, blacksmith 
 
 D.dmett P H, restaurant 
 
 Fulcher & Weilman, brewers 
 
 Gatz k Ward, s.doon 
 
 Halcomb A A, livery 
 
 JeflForson W, carpenter and bnilier 
 
 Jopf & Brown, sawmill 
 
 Rapasder & Smith, wagonmaker 
 
 Ri tes J K, stage Hue (Ft B and Wil- 
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 SANDERS JNO H, postmaster, riotarv 
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 Tanningson J H, meat market 
 
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 Fort Jones, 
 
 8I8KIVOU COUNTS. 
 
 Alberts J H, liquors 
 
 Barr A, gen mdse 
 
 Beem A A. livery stable 
 
 Buteher & Cotter, watches and Jewelry 
 
 Cainotik A B, banker 
 
 Dixies U J, gen mdse 
 
 Dudley & Hurt, black-smithf 
 
 Fiebush L, watchmaker 
 
 Green 11 fS, atty at lav/ 
 
 HelUr L, notary public, photographer 
 
 Horn D, watches and jewelry 
 
 Huj^hes Mrs A M, hotel 
 
 Kelly Mis3 E, milliner 
 
 Kc'Uy J C, miiil contractor 
 
 M^ick ■lohn, lii{uors 
 
 McSINE M J, postmaster 
 
 Newloii J, physician 
 
 KeyuDlds 1 A, atty at law 
 
 Kichman ft lii'yuolds Hour mill 
 
 iStorliiig Mrs E hoti'l 
 
 Stone iv 1), geii mdse 
 
 T;:yl()r 11 !S, blacksmith 
 
 Tickner F L, mail contractor 
 
 Waster J 15, gen mdse 
 
 Whccl'ir Mrd 1, milliner 
 
 Fourth Crossing, 
 
 CALAVERAS COUNTY. 
 
 Coster Lew, gen mdse 
 
 Hall James, blacksmith 
 
 Hill J P B, sswini; machine agt 
 
 Hill John, physician 
 
 McCort Clias, professor 
 
 Oneto L, gen mdse 
 
 Kcfldick Frank, hotel 
 
 REBDIGK WM, postmaster, gen mdse 
 
 Tharp Capt, quartz miner 
 
 Waiters James, miner 
 
 Franklin, 
 
 SACRAMENTO COUNTY, 
 
 A postoffice and npricultural villaa;e of 
 lOJ souls; 14 miles from Saer..munto. 
 
 Fort Ross, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY, 
 
 Is 70 miles from San Francisco. Tlic 
 place occi'pioil by the llussiuns up to 1SU7. 
 
 Bloomfiold Wni, blacksmith 
 Brown Benj, blacksmith 
 Cojsy Ispuc. .-.cock r.usjer 
 Jiiiinson Joseph, teacher 
 King Aaron, l)utchcr 
 Korn Jacob, postmaster 
 Lytlo Frank, blacksmith 
 Pic'.ictt Edwiird, s.doou 
 Schlutius 11, saloon 
 Stevenson 1, teacher 
 Wautlin Clinton, carpenter 
 
 BLACKTORD £, gen mdse and post 
 
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 Biackfi'rd Edwin, justice of the poacy 
 
 BLANCHARDJM,hotcl 
 
 Berry D, liotel 
 
 Callii W, d.iry and owujra Fort llo^ 
 
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 Lcibig F, gen mds3 
 Lewis E, hotel ^ ^ 
 
 I'ierec J K, constable 
 RUOFJF JNO, owner Stilwatcr Cove 
 
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 Schroytr A, dairymnn 
 iSchuyer A, dairy and wood 
 Seoli< Id F, libicksmith 
 TOMMASIN G, g*!'» mdse and owncv 
 
 Tiuibcr Cove Landing 
 
 Freeport, 
 
 COUNTY, 
 
 Forster City, 
 
 BAN DIE(JO COUNTY, 
 A postoiBce 65 miles north of San Diego. 
 
 Bryan*: M P, liotel and stable 
 (liiuldiu B F, blacksmith 
 SOTO P W, g«i« mdse, lumber and post- 
 muster 
 
 SACllAMKNTO 
 
 Is a small town of about 100 souls, 6 
 m^le^ frun Sacramento. Ajrioulturo is 
 its chi^f support. 
 
 FOUNTAIN GEO W, dairy 
 
 b'rick Mrs Annie, hotel 
 
 iJroer A, bootmiikv-r 
 
 Lee & Kirtlaiul, blacksmiths and wag- 
 
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 MiilirC 1!, cari>entcr 
 RIEHL GEO P, postmister 
 RIEKL P G & S JN, gun mdso 
 
 Boldon Wm, postmiister 
 
 Cill J, blacksmith 
 
 McLellan W F, propr Sampson House 
 
 SAMPSON G W, constable 
 
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 SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, 
 
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 NEVADA COUNTY. 
 
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 Bell V G, aupt Milton Mining and 
 
 tcr Co and notary public 
 Bolton John, carpenter 
 Bushnell ft Co, mining claims 
 Campbell P, stock-raiser 
 Carmichojl James, bootmaker 
 Cory J E, blacksmith 
 D^hlberfi A R, liquora, candj', cigars 
 Dameal Bros, gen mdse 
 Dauscher Erwin, blacksmith 
 De La Quettier, physician 
 Docknm & Sampson, mining claim 
 Edwards M R, blacksmith ' 
 Esperance Mining Co, V G Bell secty 
 Evans Gardner, watchmaker 
 French Corral VVelchman Co, J B Vil- 
 
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 Freschot — , p.-rdener 
 German D, bl. M^-ith 
 Graves G H, ti, J 
 Griffith E, carpen, 
 Heath Steve, blacksi ih 
 Howard James, stock-raiser 
 Kohlman John, hotel 
 Malvesin E, bakery 
 Melville R, capitalist 
 Miller N C, secty Milton Water and 
 
 Ditch Co 
 Milton Mining and Water Co, V G Bell 
 
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 Pocomock Quartz Mining Co, W Moul- 
 
 ton agt 
 Pollard J P, gardener 
 Potter M B B, school teacher 
 Serze Pascal, carpenter 
 Skahen W H, hotel 
 Smith Charles, hotel 
 Trevana N, blacksmith 
 Trevaua Mrs N, board and lodgings 
 Williams Mrs Surah, postmistress 
 
 French Gulch, 
 
 SHASTA COUNTY. 
 
 Franck E ft Co, gen md^e 
 Hanker & Whitney, butchers 
 Huntci & Whitney, liquors 
 Mathewson Mrs E, liquors 
 McConnell F. blacksmith r 
 
 Mosher F S, hotel 
 Murray T, blacksmith 
 PLUMB T, gen mdse, postmaBter 
 
 agt W, F ft Co 
 Plumb 'J', physiciim 
 Willey H E, hotel 
 
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 Fresno City, 
 
 FRESNO COUNTY, 
 
 Is distant from San Francisco 195 miles; 
 is the county seat and has a population 
 of 1,200. It is on the Visalia branch of 
 the Southern Pacific Railroad and', is a 
 prosperous, thriving town, dependent 
 mainly on the agricultural interests of 
 the locality for its support. 
 
 Abbey Willis, dairyman ' 
 
 Albiu J N, saloon '•'■ 
 
 Auglave L, saloon 
 
 BALEY & THOBNTON, groceries 
 
 Beers W J, carpenter and architect 
 
 BERNHABD GEO. meat market, gro- 
 ceries and pork packer, Mariposa 
 
 Boyle ft Gilbijrt, painters 
 
 Bramlet R H, county supt, pub instruc- 
 tion and auditor 
 
 Brownstone J, gen mdse 
 
 Burch J W, mason and plasterer 
 
 Burkes L, druguist 
 
 Burleigh J M, varieties and fruits 
 
 Camy Simon, hotel 
 
 Carroll Josejih P, saloon 
 
 Church M J, temperance colony 
 
 CLARK A M, county clerk and recor- 
 der 
 
 CLABK & HcKENZIE, searchers of 
 recorders, notaries public,couveyancer8 
 and real estate agents 
 
 COOPER J C. dentist, Mariposa 
 
 Covell A, as^ \Vashington Colony 
 
 Creed ft E<lward8, attys at law, and no- 
 taries public 
 
 Cunningham J A, carpenter and builder 
 
 Daly J H, deputy county clerk and re- 
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 Davis (' D, county surveyor 
 
 De Long C W, gen mdse 
 
 Dixon H S, ntty at law and notary 
 
 DOLLENHEYER A G, v atchmaker 
 and jeweler, Mariposa 
 
 DONAHOO J M, ngl impts, wagons, 
 buggies, doors, sash and lumber, Mar- 
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 Doneliu T J, agt S P R R, W, F ft Co 
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 Dooley Rev L, Presbyterian pastor 
 
 Doyle B W, dentist 
 
 Einstein Louis, agt W, F ft Co 
 
 EINSTEIN LOUIS ft CO, gen mdse, 
 agl iiniitx, furniture and carpets, Mar- 
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 Ellis Miss Mary, teacher ' »■ 
 
 Erpelding Mrs J L, brewery 
 
 Faber .J K, restaurant 
 
 FARMERS' HOME, J Ryan propriet- 
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 Hughes Mrs M 
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 AliPHABBTICALLT. 
 
 Faure Edw, barber 
 FATMONVILLE BEBNARD,warch- 
 
 er of records, real estate and ins agt, 
 secy Fresno Water Co and Scaudiua- 
 vian Colony, Mariposa 
 
 FEROIJSON J W, pub "Fresno Ex- 
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 FLEMINQ B H, propr Fleming' Liv- 
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 FOSTER BEOS, furniture, bedding and 
 upholstery and lumber, H 
 
 Fresno Kaisiu i. Fruit Co, Oliver Uol- 
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 "FRESNO AEFUBUCAN" (weekly), 
 
 S A Miller publisher, Mariposa 
 
 FRESNO WATER CO, Louis Leach 
 pres, fi Faymonville secy, Mariposa 
 
 Frietas M C, barber, Mariposa 
 
 Froelich Otto, postmaster, Mariposa 
 
 Grady W D, atty at law and notary 
 
 Gilmour £, millinery and fancy goods, 
 Mariposa 
 
 Goldstein A S, stoves and tinware 
 
 Green Mrs Geo, laundry 
 
 OREENUP & REIO, organs, pianos 
 and sewing machines, stoves, tinware, 
 groceries and furnishing goods, Mari- 
 posa ' 
 
 GRIFFITH E J, atty at law and 
 notary public, Mariposa 
 
 Guard Miss Ella, teacher 
 
 HALL TJiZTayrRL , sheriff 
 
 Hahii Chas A, saloon 
 
 Henry S W, blacksmith and wagon- 
 muker 
 
 Hickii J C, stoves and tinware 
 
 WTTX S H, justice of peace and notary 
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 Holden Oliver, Nevada Colony 
 
 Holmes 8 A, superior judge 
 
 Hopkins Hev I L, pastor M E Church 
 
 Uught'S Mrs M J, millinery, dressmak- 
 ing and fancy goods 
 
 Itttu' Louis, harness and saddles 
 
 Jones C M & Hons, Houring mdl.i 
 
 Jocca J W, photographer 
 
 Jonsen John, shoemaker 
 
 Kellcy Kev D O, Episcopal pastor 
 
 KOHLEROEO ftCO.meat market, 
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 Kramer Fred, saloon 
 
 KUTNER & GOLDSTEIN, gen mds?, 
 
 msurance agents and agricultural im- 
 plements, H 
 
 Law a J, undertaker. Ma iposa 
 
 Marks B, agt (Jcutral California Colony 
 
 Martin Chas, Stanley Bakery 
 
 MATER SAMUEL, cigars.tobacco, con- 
 fectionery and news depot, Mariposa 
 
 McCardlu James, co nstab le 
 
 MoDONOUGH ft HTDE,, furniture, 
 cabinetmaker and carpenters, Mari- 
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 McKENZIE W H, county assessor 
 
 MEADE J, deputy sheriff and consta- 
 ble, Mariposa 
 
 MILLER JOHN, saloon and bowling 
 alley, H 
 
 MILLER S A, publisher "Fresno Re- 
 publican," Mariposa 
 
 MOONET JAMES, Star Hotel and 
 saloon, H 
 
 Morrow Jesse, hotel 
 
 Nichols Danl C, furniture, bedding and 
 upholsterer 
 
 PfHllar Alfred J, physician and surgeon 
 
 Pickett W J, deputy sheriff 
 
 Portoous James, wagoumaker 
 
 REESE J W, cigars, tobacco, fruits, 
 confectionery, stat'onery, Maripusa 
 
 Beiae Misa Dora, teacher 
 
 ROBJRTSON W M, blacksmith and 
 wagoumaker, Mariposa 
 
 ROEMER HENRY, saloon, Mariposa 
 
 Uowell Chester, physician and surgeon 
 
 RTAN J, propr Farmers* Home, Mari- 
 poso and I 
 
 Schell Josepli, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 SHANKLlN J T, books, stationery, 
 confectionery, news depot, cigars and 
 tobacco, Mariposa 
 
 SIMPSON T S, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 STAR HOTEL, James Moouey propr, 
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 Statham A H, livery, feed and sale 
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 Stevens Bros, stable and stage line to 
 Centreville 
 
 Studer Geo, merchant tailor 
 
 ••THE FRESNO WEEKLY EX- 
 POSITOR," J W Fergusju publisher, 
 Tulare 
 
 Thorn A J, c'>unty treasurer 
 
 THOMPSON. & SAYER, druggists, 
 
 books, stationery, sewing machines, 
 
 pianos, organs, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 paints and oils, Mariposa 
 TomI)) A, saddles and harness 
 TUPPER H C, attorney at law, no- 
 tary public and justice of peace, Mari- 
 
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 TUPPER WALTER D, attorney at 
 
 law and notary public, Mariposa 
 VAUQHAN & HARRIS, attorneys at 
 
 law and notaries public, Mariposa 
 Vellguth Wm, drugs, dry goods, sewiag 
 
 machines, fancy goods, and barber 
 Wainwright C L, deputy county clerk 
 
 and recorder 
 WIMMER F, propr Wimmer's Livery 
 
 Stables, Maiipusa 
 Winchell E C, attorney at law 
 Wyatt W 8, under sheriff 
 YUUNO AUGUST, shoemaker, I 
 Ztis Geo, saloon 
 
 
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 FRESNO COUNTY. 
 Fifty-two miles east of Muderia. 
 
 Gash M& Co, hotel 
 
 Hall W, yhysician 
 
 Hogue \Vm & Son, liquors v' . ' 
 
 Hunter L M, blacksmith 
 
 IniT im D C, liquors 
 
 LAZAR St postmaster 
 
 Lewis D S, lAacksmith 
 
 rho'ps N L) & Co, gen mdse 
 
 SCEMITZ & LAZAR, gcu mdsa 
 
 Gait, 
 
 SACRAMENTO COUNTY, 
 
 lation, on the C. P. 
 
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 monto, and is connected by bnncli roatl 
 with lone City, iind from thereby stage 
 with .lackson, Amad^ir and Caliveras 
 Bi>( Trees. 
 
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 very a,ont\. The Harvey House, kept by 
 C. \V. H.irvey, is tiistclass iii all m- 
 spects, and travo'ei-s will find tlie liost a 
 gcnii.l one, and full of couitusy to those 
 vi:itia2 him. 
 
 Smith M, justice of peace and notary 
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 Sparks & Baker, blackomiths and wag- 
 onmake s 
 
 Stewart & Armstrong, proprs Qolk Bar- 
 ley Mill 
 
 Thompson J W, bootmaker 
 
 Wall John, liquors 
 
 Wentworth A A, barber 
 
 Whitaker & Hay, gen mdse 
 
 Adams M, b:)otmaker 
 
 Beckwith J W, harness, saddlery and 
 hiirse furaishiuu; goods 
 
 Bnttiinore W T, blacksmith 
 
 BREWSTER JNO, yen mdso 
 
 CONTNER JAS E, li'iuors and billiard 
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 Kvans Kvaji, oiacksmitli and wagon- 
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 Farmer & Burkctt, butchers 
 
 Ferris James, attorney at law 
 
 Fiigitb C C, constaldo 
 
 Fuuittft Mitchell, bakery, confectionery, 
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 HARVEY C W, hotel 
 
 Harvey Ot)eJ, physician and surgeon 
 
 Hatch T, blacksmith 
 
 Hicks .Jamep, liquors 
 
 Holmes W O, agent W U T Co 
 
 Jenks a W, physician and surgeon 
 
 L:>ti'urrette P H, stoves and tinware 
 
 Marengo A & Co, vegett-Vile ptxidlcrs 
 
 Martin T, dentist 
 
 McKinstry James, livery 
 
 Monti iuo Alex, physician and surgeon 
 
 Mo.-re L A, operator W U Tel Co 
 
 Noble G AV, barber 
 
 Phelps F F, watches, jewelry, fancy 
 goods, stationery, picture frames, mu- 
 sical instruments; and sowin'.; muchiues 
 
 Pomeroy F C, agoiit CPU it 
 
 Ray Don, postmaster 
 
 Garberville, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY. 
 
 Amberson Wm, blacksmith 
 
 Anderson Itich, blacksmith 
 
 Arvold I J, bootmaker , 
 
 Bruner J M, physician 
 
 D;de & Ward, saloon 
 
 OARBER J C, postmaster and gen 
 
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 Hardin M I>, saloon 
 McCiruies Mrs R A, hotel 
 McMillan — , feed stable 
 Schumacher G E, hotel 
 
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 LOS ANUELES COUNTY, 
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 Howe C k Co, gcu mdso 
 Webster Da\ iil, postmaster 
 
 Garden Valley, 
 
 EL DO 11 A DO COUNTY, 
 Is a small town M miles north of riacor- 
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 Alderman K M miuin;^ supt ' 
 B'trliniiian N I), ass:iyer 
 IILIPPINI R & CJ, gcQ mdae and 
 
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 Fox D W, fruit grower 
 Hartles Benj, stock raiser 
 llubbiird .Foiir), st ick raiser 
 La^'irsen F, blacksmith 
 Mall>y H G, minirt!,' ongiuocr 
 Parker J B, engineer 
 Peduni M, dairyman 
 Yow J J, bootmaker 
 
 Gas Point, 
 
 SHASTA COUNTY. 
 Gonlen J W, gen mdso 
 Uoi)crt8 & Thomasou, gen mils* 
 Shnffleton H H, notary publio 
 St.iton C C, sidoon 
 WILLIAMS J S, postmaater 
 
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 GASQUET HOBACE, hotel and post- 
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 Georgetown, 
 
 EL DOUADO COUNTY, 
 
 Is a thriving village of 800 iiihaMt.ants. 
 situated on a hi,<>h plateau, 2,GJ0 foel 
 above the ssa, siirroundcd by beautiful 
 scenery, and comniaudiii;^ a griviid viev 
 of the jiacramunto valU-y and the snow- 
 clad )>caks above. It is the central town 
 of one of the most prosporous mining 
 districts in the >Statc. It is uls) in the 
 midst of a fruit growing region, furnish 
 ing largo (luantitics of supjrinr apples, 
 puacbep, cherries, etc., for tiio markets 
 abroad. As a resort for pleasurj ami 
 health, Georgetown cannot ba excullu<l. 
 Stages run daily to Auburn Station, 
 I'lacerville and otiur pointd. 
 
 AMERICAN HOTEL, K Bund^huh 
 
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 liauty F, carpenter 
 
 Bcnjauiiii 1) \\' C, sawmill 
 
 IJeiry Wni, ]>;irl>er and baths 
 
 BUNJDSHTJH R, pmpr American IIo- 
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 California Water Co, E R Pease supt 
 
 Ciirwin K A, clergyman, (M E) 
 
 Corwin \V S, chnj^yman, (Methodist) 
 
 CRAWFORD E L. notary public, at- 
 torney at law iintl insurance 
 
 DAINES & SON, carpenters, builders 
 and und(:rt;; iters; alsu proprs Daines' 
 I'atent Spring Beds and agents D 
 Boatty's pianos and organs and white 
 bronze monuments 
 
 Deinuth K, tluuiini; mill 
 
 Dryer J L, pliywici lU and surgeon 
 
 Kp[)S I B, constable 
 
 I'lt/igcriild C M, manager W U Tel Co 
 
 FORBES J JR, li luors 
 IRANUIS ALEX, liquors 
 
 Fuller H H, livery 
 
 " GEOR ETOWN GAZETTE," U W 
 
 ilulbert editor and propr 
 Higgins .John K, mining engineer 
 HUIBERT H W, alitor and publisher 
 
 " Oeorgetc wn Gazette" 
 Jackson I P, groceries and tinware, and 
 
 notary public 
 Jerrttt Daniel, dry goods and groceries 
 La BuiVl, blacksmith 
 Lew is & Lovejoy, propr Georgetown & 
 
 Auburn Stage Liue 
 McliCan L B, justice of peace 
 Noble Ivobert, sawmill 
 
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 Orelli A, liquors, boarding and lodging 
 
 Pursen (> \V, lijuors 
 
 Pease E R, supt Cal Water Co 
 
 Placerville & Georgetown Stage Line, 
 
 ■ Wm Smith propr 
 
 SHEPHERD B F, hotel, gen mdae, 
 drugs, postmaster, saddle and harness- 
 maker, books ami stationery, paints, 
 oils, etc 
 
 Silva Frank, teamst'^r and butcher 
 
 SMEDER & FRANCIS, butcher 
 
 Smieder F, carpenter 
 
 SMITH WM, proprietor Placerville & 
 
 Georgetown Stage Liue 
 Sornber^er & Lane, hardware, grocsriea, 
 
 and agent W. F & Co 
 Spencer C (r, pliysician and surgeon 
 Stephens Wm, liquors 
 Swift I G, carpenter and cabinetmaker 
 Walk Jamns, blacksmith 
 Watson E H, dry goods 
 Went worth John, wagonmaker 
 Whitcsides Hall, Odd Fellows manager 
 Williams Wm, tailor 
 
 Georgia Slide, 
 
 EL DORADO COUNTY. 
 Barklage Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Garmantown, 
 
 COLUSA COUNTY. 
 
 A prcJmising village G miles from Wil- 
 lows. 
 
 Boehmker Hans, bl.icksmi 
 Uriektle A, bodtmaker 
 EPFINGER & CO, gen mdse 
 Fralin M livery 
 
 GERMANTOWN HOTEL, A Koppo 
 
 propr 
 Griep Hans, snloon 
 Hageman M, hotel 
 Hdli'mann F H, blacksmith 
 KOPPE A> propr Gennintown Hotel 
 Matzen P & Co, brewery 
 Me Lane W, saloon 
 Newmann T, gen mdse 
 Uathfon B F, butcher 
 Schulze Oscar C, notary public 
 Shwenk D, h.irnessmaker 
 White W J, saloon and wagonmaker 
 
 Geyserville, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY. 
 
 A smnll town situated on the S. F. 
 and Morth Pacific K. K., 48 miles from 
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 AlirilARRTICAI.t>r 
 
 Brown A M, carpenter 
 Dann.*! M T) \V, carpenter 
 Fcaby & Phillips, blacksmiths and wag- 
 omnnkers 
 
 GEYSER VILLE HOTEL, C W 
 
 JSkaggs propr, Miiin 
 
 Harii-t VV F, carpunter 
 
 Hill Milton, cabinetmukiT 
 
 KEITH A D, asieiit W.;ll3, Fargo & 
 Co anil S F & N P R R, depot 
 
 HOORE A P & GO, geii nuUe, Main 
 
 iShiiui & McDonoiif^h, meat market 
 
 SKAGGS C W. propr GeysjrviUo Ho- 
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 Tiiby &. Phillips, blacksmiths 
 
 Uriah J H, pliysician 
 
 Gibsonville, 
 
 SIKRRA COUNTY, 
 
 Reached via Marysville and Orovillc, be 
 iug 28 miles from the latter place. 
 
 Brassell J, brewery 
 
 C'orl)ctt & Frazier, liquors 
 
 Could J, liquors 
 
 Holloway Thos, bootmaker 
 
 Kara (Serhard, jeweler 
 
 Newhouse Henry, geu mdse 
 
 O'Neil J»o, bootmaker 
 
 Perry .James E, hotel 
 
 Spencer Chas, livery 
 
 Siitherlaud Hod, meat market 
 
 Van Ziiii Alexander, hotel 
 
 Wincliel G, notary public and justice of 
 
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 Wolters & Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Gilroy, 
 
 SANTA CLARA COUNTY, 
 
 On the Southern Pacific Railroad, ii 81 
 miles southeast of San Francisco, with n 
 population of about 2,500, poling a vote 
 of 450; is an agricultural town of some 
 importance. It is the station of Gilroy 
 Hot Springs, n pleasant resirt. Abraicli 
 of the Southern Pacific Railroad also 
 run ficm hcic to Holistcr and Trcs 
 Piuos 
 
 Alexander & Pheglcy, groceries 
 
 Apezarora H & Co, hotel 
 
 Atkiiixou T A, clergyman (Methodist) 
 
 BAILLAIGE A P. California Market 
 
 BALDACCI S, barber shop 
 
 Bank of Gilroy, G E Hersey cashier 
 
 Bartlett H D, breaking and training 
 
 stable 
 Bassimiano V, foreign and domestic 
 
 fruits 
 
 BASWIGK RICH M, farmer 
 Jtcane J W, gents furnishing goods 
 Bennett & Son, butchers 
 BERMICH R M, farmer 
 BLAKE JF W, propr "Gilroy Advo- 
 cate" 
 Blanchon .T, saloon 
 
 BRANNAN WILLIAM, livery 
 
 BRIGGS H W, gen mdse and poat- 
 
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 Britton R J B, clergyman, (Episcopal) 
 Brown Mrs Marg, groceries 
 BRYANT B, honuepathic physician 
 Buirel C, Santa Clara Valley Flouriair 
 
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 Canet Victor & Co, liquors 
 Cantr.>roilz U & Bros, clothing and dry 
 
 goods 
 Castro y, cigars, tobacco and candies 
 Christy L M, marshal 
 Cobl> K, bo .ts and shoos 
 Cohu 1*, tailor 
 Convent of the Immaculate Heart of 
 
 Mary, Mensia Ilartorano Sister Su- 
 
 pt-rior 
 Ct rreiic Peter, baker 
 CORY MRS JH, millinery, fancy goods 
 
 iind agt Wilsju Sewing Alachintj 
 Dau^herty T L, (Icjiuty sheriff 
 Dcvia Francisco, liquors 
 Dowdy rerry, justice peace 
 Drydeii D A, furnituro and cabinet- 
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 Dryden R D A, clergyman (Mothndiat) 
 J'.i'if.dt Si. Hosliiigei', lioots and shoes 
 EIPPER WILLIAM T. barber and 
 
 bath house 
 Eisner M, cigars and tobacco 
 EMLAY OL, ngt VV, F & Go's Ex, and 
 
 manager \V U Tel Co 
 Eustice (Jcorge, carriage manufr, horsa- 
 
 shoeiug and blacksmith 
 Farley C K, physician 
 Farmer E H, carriage manufr and wag- 
 
 onmaker 
 FITZGERALD BROS, livery stable 
 
 "GILROY ADVOCATE," F W Blake 
 
 GIlIoY GAS WORKS, Thomas Rea 
 
 president, Frank Smith secy, J S 
 
 Woxisey supt 
 Graf Rudolph, l)ootmaker 
 Guilhamet k Clavere Bn s, restaurant 
 Hanna William, boot and shoemaker 
 Hawkins Mi is Ionise, dressmaker 
 HERALDADAM, Giroy Brewery 
 Hickman ft Kline Misses, millinery and 
 
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 HIGGINSON MRS C M, Railroad 
 
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 HILTON C, horseahoeing 
 Hinea Thos, Baloon 
 Hinmau A G, constable 
 
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 Hoey P F, atty at law 
 
 llulluw«y H C, machinist and supt City 
 
 Water Works 
 HoUiiiglwrg Wm, merchant tailor 
 Hoover \V VV, atty at lawr 
 Hornback Cha?, S F R R agt 
 Uoxctt & Weymouth, bakery and cou- 
 
 fectj^nery 
 Hub.T Daviil, physician 
 Hudson Rev Tuos, clerL'yman (Catholic) 
 Hunter M E, watchmaker, jewelry, 
 
 books and stationery 
 
 INGHAM JAMES & SON, house, 
 
 sigii ami cnrriiige painter 
 JAMES F, propr Uilioy Transfer and 
 
 Kx^irjss Co 
 Johnson C, market 
 Korell Jacolt, sdoon 
 Jjiissa Richard, saloon 
 Lcntio^i M, ffroceries 
 LOEWI J&CO.giinidso 
 Loupe S & Co, clotliiii,' and dry poods 
 
 LYNDE & FAREELL, Williams 
 
 iiotel 
 
 MATER JOHN, saloon 
 
 Mondcsiollti U, gen mds3 
 
 Medovern Jas, hotel 
 
 McStay Siiters, millinery and dress- 
 makers 
 
 Moore A R, phot jgrnpher 
 
 Morey H V, tirugmst and physician 
 
 MORROW JOHN, chop house 
 
 MoUtor John »', William Tell Houso 
 
 Morrell E, saloon 
 
 MYNER JOHN, saloon 
 
 Nicho:s C M, druggist 
 
 Oherdeener W, varieties 
 
 O'Donncll Martin, saloon and boardiu? 
 
 liouso 
 ?ai le John, livery stable, proprs Gilroy 
 
 Hot Sulphur 8priua;'s .Stage Lino 
 PRINCEVALLE J, fruit and produce 
 
 PURVIANCE S T, Bank Exchang*^ 
 
 Saloon 
 Ral>er John, harbor 
 Rivard L O, groceries and saloon 
 Reither Jacob, groceries and crockery 
 Robinson Am63, stoves and tinware 
 
 ROGERS ELISHA P. dentist 
 
 Rogers & Horner, dentists 
 
 Satterwhite Thos D, notary public and 
 city clerk 
 
 Schiicper Fred, groceries, liquors and 
 crockery 
 
 Schanahau John, saloon 
 
 Schrepfer Bros, lodgings and board 
 
 SEAMAN OEORttE, propr South Pa 
 citic Hotel 
 
 Shepherd W V, hay yard 
 
 Shoi-t 8 8, R It Exchange dining 
 room, R R Depot 
 
 Smith & Baxter, hardware and agricul- 
 tural impleiaenta 
 
 SOUTHERN PACinC HOTEL. 
 
 <ieor,{e Seaman jiropr 
 STANLEY JOHN C, tinware, stoves 
 
 and ironware 
 Taggart C G, auction and commission 
 
 THIRIET CHAS, watchmaker and 
 
 hair work 
 Thornton David, harnessmaker 
 TRYON A B, undertaker and furniture 
 
 TULLY P B. atty at law 
 Villagran M J, cani igo painter 
 Warner H C, watchmaker and jeweler 
 Whitehurst k Hodges, lumber and 
 
 buildiiiirmaterial 
 WHITNEY D S, carriage and wagon- 
 
 niakcr and blacksmith 
 WILEY MRS HOWARD, dressmaker 
 
 WILLIAMS HOTEL, Lynde & Farrcll 
 
 proprs 
 Wing Lee, gen mdso 
 Woods Mrs Louise, dressmaker 
 
 WOOLSEY J S, gunsmith, machinist, 
 manufr W^oolsjy's Steam Heater and 
 Clieese Vat 
 
 Zuck J C, ins, real estate agt senator 
 
 Glenbrook, 
 
 LAKE COUNTV, 
 
 Reached via Calistoga, distant by stag: 
 '20 miles 
 
 Bassett S & Sotis, hotel 
 Mot.sE R, hotel 
 
 Glencoe, 
 
 CALAVEUA8 COUNTY, 
 
 Ts eighteen miles northeast of San An- 
 dreas. 
 
 Berry G W, postmaster 
 
 BUKT J> gca mdse, liquors, tobacco and 
 
 cigars 
 Holmes 1 1, mining supt 
 McNoblc M, gen mdse 
 
 Glen Ellen, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY, 
 
 On a stage road midway between Santa 
 Rosa and Sonoma. 
 
 Behler C, shoemaker 
 Gibson J, saloon 
 McHarvey — , blacksmith 
 Turrant U F, gjti mdse 
 
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 Glenville, 
 
 KERN OOUNiy. 
 
 Early Mrs — , hotel 
 Guritctt Ij, blacksmith 
 Lavris D & Co, goii nidsa 
 Murphy J J, geu inilsc 
 WOUB L N, pustinustur 
 
 and gon mdae 
 
 Gold Run, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY. 
 
 A mining town, 2 miles from Dutch 
 Flat, on the C. P. 11. 11. 
 
 Danforth Miss L, fancy goods 
 
 iJixon k Dunn, meat market 
 
 HALEY J, saloon 
 
 Harri^son J A, saloon 
 
 Herrin.inn Fred, saloon 
 
 Hunt VV H, groceiit'S 
 
 Jones Wm !Sr, hotel 
 
 Kryger Chri^, hotel 
 
 Le.teh I 1), saloon 
 
 Oliver A, gen mdso 
 
 Shade 'i'ho.<, druggist, postmaster and 
 
 ngt W, F & Co 
 Strohlburjf J, bootmaker 
 Van Buren J, saloon 
 Weber F B, saloon 
 
 Goleta, 
 
 SANTA IJARBAUA COUNTY, 
 
 A pnstofficc, a fe-.v miles from Santa 
 Barbara. . 
 
 Barnes J W, mad oversioer '* 
 Culver 1) M, .Moora's Wharf 
 
 FOSTER & BROS, ««" mdio 
 
 Foster Hi, postmaster 
 (lunn Chap, rjitauriint 
 Hill H 11, blacksmith 
 Kello,'g F K Jr, school teacher 
 Ketcham I) H, physician 
 Koster H H, bootmaker 
 Nichols W K, veterinary 
 
 broom maker 
 Pettis B F, blacksmith 
 Bich H, wagonmaker 
 Sexton Jos, nursery 
 
 8ur;;eon and 
 
 Gonzales, 
 
 MONTEREY COUNTY, 
 
 On the Southern Pacific R. R., 134 miles 
 from San P>ancisco. 
 
 Ames N & Co, gen mdso 
 Brackman H, suloou 
 Burke T, saloon 
 
 Faw k ICdwards, warehouse 
 KardwickC, hotel 
 McClregar VV, saloon 
 Boot E 8 8, physician 
 Sarles & Wideman, gen mdao 
 Sourles W, postmaster 
 
 Goodyear's Bar, 
 
 SIERRA COUNTY. 
 
 ACKERLY F, gen milso and post- 
 
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 Daly Patrick, saloon 
 Fluke Estate, hotel 
 Stewart S C, sawmill 
 
 Goshen, 
 
 TULARE COUNTY. 
 
 GOSHEN HOTEL, •! oh n McCabo propr 
 
 McCABE JOHN, hotel, saloon andpo.-it- 
 niaster, stable and foud store; opposite 
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 Schiveley C H, agt S P R R, W, F & Co 
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 Williams Geo W, propr hotel and saloon 
 
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 Grafton, 
 
 YOLO COUNTY. 
 
 Arnold & Schroth, Eaglo Flouring Mills 
 
 Biiily S, blacksmith 
 
 CL>we M E, grain dealer 
 
 Dyer J, liiuors 
 
 Kds »n Wolnter, fancy goods and notions 
 
 Finher A If, painter 
 
 FRYETT S J, postmaster, agt W, F & 
 
 Co an<l dru^s 
 Ooettsch P, engineer 
 Kier Henry M, physician 
 Kness A, livery stable 
 Knox W T, harlnr 
 Marinovich T , restaurant 
 Mcfiri(T& Wiisner, butchers 
 Mills A, tin shop 
 
 Piumer J, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 Reed C F, grain dealer 
 Shannon M P, shoemaker 
 Smith K W, liquors 
 Snowball .F W, gen omIso 
 Taylor & Fairchild, grocers 
 Taylor J C, Union Hotel 
 Wells A J, blacksmith 
 Wright J H, R R agt 
 
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 0OLU8A OOUNTV, 
 
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 DIEFENDORFF C J, gon mdso and 
 
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 Oilmour Sainuul, bnotmvker 
 drinios C, liqiiora and hariicjsmaksr 
 Kolpion Jiwpur, blackamitli 
 I'artaii S, blaukamitli 
 Pearfc K C, j{jn u» 1*3 
 •Stottler •] C, market 
 \Villi.imsun J H, wa^onmaker 
 
 Grand View, 
 
 TUI.AKE COUNTY. 
 
 Ki'iohloo Bird E, saloon 
 KITCHENEa & CJ, ajti, imnorbora 
 wuol, etc, hutel 
 
 Granite Hill, 
 
 EL DORADO COUNTY. 
 
 Tunnel P.)inb Mini i;;; Co 
 Vcruamj) Frank, postmaster 
 
 Graniteville, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY. 
 
 Bohanan Michael, gen mdse, liquors, 
 
 cigars an 1 tobacco 
 Clino .1 T, propr Granitovillo Water 
 
 Works 
 Elli:! (tjo, winos, liiuora and cigars 
 Hartman \Vm, brewer 
 Ilortwiuk Jos, hotel a:id bakery 
 Milton, Enrok I Lake and Yub.i Canal Co 
 Kobb.J W, hotel 
 Kohrig Crustavc, wines, liquora and 
 
 cigars 
 Schultzc Fred & Co, butchers 
 TYLER J E, postmaster 
 TYCER J £ & CJ, varioti33 
 WuILt F E, li juors and cigarj 
 
 Grangeville, 
 
 TULAUE COUNTY. 
 
 Barboro Chaa, constable and gon collcc 
 tioii ,a"»v»cy 
 
 BELDEN A F, blackimith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 BRADLEY A, physicivn and surgeon 
 and ]>roMidoiit <i % A U U Co 
 
 Brownstone I), postmaster 
 
 Pouiilas & Thor.ic, nuriery 
 
 P.)\vdlo .Ino I', i \3 agt 
 
 D.>yle Jno J, n itary publia and justice 
 peace 
 
 Fritz Isaac, restaurant 
 
 (Jrangcvillu Hall Association 
 
 Ormseville & Kingsbury Stage Line, E 
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 fSranceville Library and Reading Room 
 
 Hill R M C, cnrjieiitt-r and builder 
 
 Hnrlbut E R, hotel and livery 
 
 Kanawycr P A, livery 
 
 Last Chance Wat^r Ditch Co, C Rels 
 buck president 
 
 NATHAN HERMANN, deputy post- 
 master and insagt 
 
 Peoples' W D Co, E Sanborn propr 
 RwkIW D. blacksmith 
 
 SCHWARTZ B, gen mdse and ag implts 
 
 SULLIVAN J L, druggist 
 
 Thomo & Andrews, proprs Mussel 
 
 Slough Flour Mill 
 Williams T C, dragsjist 
 Worswick Wm H, justice of the peace 
 
 Grass Valley, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY, 
 
 Is a pretty little city of 4,00D inhabi- 
 tint~4, 16 miles from Colfax, the junc- 
 tion of tho C. P. and X. C N. U. Rail- 
 ways, on the latter road, whoso general 
 otficjs are lociitad here. Tha va'loy in 
 wiiioii it is sitnateil is picturjsqne and 
 quite productive of most excellent fruit, 
 and the mount.diis at one time wer^the 
 s >urce of an abundant mineral supply. 
 Several extensive mines were the out- 
 cr.)wth of this feature, thougii it is 
 thought that the constant search for 
 ores for a groiit many years has at last 
 nearly exhausted their wealth. How- 
 ever, this industry no doubt can be car- 
 ried on with some proHt to those who 
 engage in it. Tho place is supplit^ 
 with churches and school?, the residen- 
 ces as a rule are neatly and tastdy con- 
 structed, the business houses are well 
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 Aumer Frank, meat market 
 
 Avery S D, blacksmith 
 
 Bamberger Bros, gen mdse 
 
 Bearden A J, photographer 
 
 Bee Wm, hotel 
 
 Behrisch Chas, liquors 
 
 Benndorf Charles, bootmaker, (Boston 
 
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 Bennetts J A, bootmaker 
 
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 Best John, boutinukcr, 58 Main 
 
 BigL's 10, hardware, stoves and tinwiiro 
 
 Binkcliniinn D, hruwcry 
 
 Bluckford Mi^s Susie, huir goods 
 
 Blakey (.1 D, atty at law 
 
 Boyiiton Mrs L 1), dressmaker 
 
 BRADY A B,niiiiiii<jand insurance agt, 
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 Bremer Lnui^, ujihtlstorcr and cabinet- 
 niiiUir, !> Mill 
 
 Brunstoter P, planing mills 
 
 BXJANIE Ai i^lothin.; and sowing ma- 
 chines, Mill 
 
 Burrows A, atty at law 
 
 Byruo M Jr, livery 
 
 Camphjll .lames, blacksmith 
 
 Cimbell Wni, groccrii's, (Boston IJavino) 
 
 Carson (Jeorije, harness and su(hllc3 
 
 Ciirter If, boardiiig 
 
 Chanipion Henry, groceries 
 
 COD£ J K, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker. Auburn 
 
 Collins John, li(juors, mill 
 
 Conawny J C & Br^, lumber, Aubuni 
 
 ConnellJno, liquors 
 
 Coombi.I L, physiei^m 
 
 CROCKER J R, blacksmith and wagon- 
 mukcr, Mill 
 
 Cryer I{<ibt, liquors 
 
 D.i8so!»ville C V, painter 
 
 Davis Henry, justice of peace 
 
 Daws W'm, liijuors 
 
 Djamer W V, soda works 
 
 DIBBLE & KITTS. attys at law. Hoi 
 
 bruoko building 
 Dobson A, homiuopathic physician 
 Dolten Father, Catholic priest 
 D.trsey S V, agt W, F & Co'a Kxpress 
 Dulmane Frank, liquors 
 K'^gert H C, barliLr 
 ilicliel Frederick, bootmaker 
 Fattebert Chas, li<iuors 
 Firrtll & Harris, clothing 
 Finnic B, groceries 
 Fisher Mrs E K, watches and jewelry 
 Fish«r Saml, stoves and tinware 
 FLETCHER GEO, auditor N C N G 
 
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 FOSERTY B, tailor. Mill 
 
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 S (jT I^wis editor and propr, Church 
 
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 Foster A J, paints, oils, glass, etc 
 Four.ird A, merchant tailor 
 Frank Jno, bakery and brewery 
 Freeman Bros, bakery and confectionery 
 Fi-eem an K bakery 
 Fritz Chas, brewery 
 Gaudry T, hotel, 56 Main 
 George J, li iu<»r8 
 GEORGE THOMAS, Grai» Valley 
 
 Transfer Co 
 
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 George Wm, gen mdso 
 
 Gobi'r Rev W B, Methodist pastor 
 
 (roldman S, watchmaker 
 
 Grass Valley Gas Light Co, (Johnston 
 
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 GREY J P, dry goods, carpets and 
 
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 Hancock W C, bootmaker 
 Harritigti)!i A, bootmaker 
 Harris S M, dentist 
 HARRISON JACK, hairdressing and 
 
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 Heath Mrs \j I), restaurant 
 Hendersiin J H, boots and shoes 
 Heyder Wm, groceries 
 Heyman Jacob, dry goods, boots and 
 
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 Hobby (} W, hotel 
 Hodge Thos, brewery 
 
 HOLBROOKE D P, propr 
 
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 Howarth & Morrison, marble works 
 Howolico S, varieties 
 Huss Frank, undertaker, coroner and 
 
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 IVANCOVICH DR 0, physician and 
 
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 James Kdwin, varieties 
 Jetlrey Kobt, liquors 
 Johns Mrs Jane, millinery and (' .3 
 
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 Johnson B, furniture and undertaking 
 Johnson J (!, barber, 7- Main 
 Johnston John, groceries, 1 1 Mill 
 Johnston Peter, hardware 
 Jones ^V C.jilij'sician 
 JUDD JAMES F, groceries and liquors 
 
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 Keathley James, liquors 
 Kendall B A, painter 
 Kenny Jos P, liquors (Boston Bavine) 
 KEYMER H J, uphidsterer and cab- 
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 KIDDER JOHN F, general superi i- 
 
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 (iauge B B 
 KITTS CHAS W, notary public 
 
 LAKENAN J M, foundry and machine 
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 Leech B, supt Mohawk Lumber Co, Au- 
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 LEWIS S G, editor and propr 'Foot- 
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 Loutzenhoiscr W, draggiat 
 
 LoyJ Thos, millinery 
 
 Manuiug J M, druggist 
 
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 McCormick Wm, phys'icivn 
 McNtill C F, booka ntnl xtationory 
 Muiitfliur D, liiiuor^i, 45 Main 
 MEEK J D, «lr»g«iot, '2ti Mill 
 Merrill W C, merchant tailor 
 Miller (J E, wagonmikor 
 Mitclioll t^ Cans inti.'it iinrket 
 MITCHELL CHAS H, propr "Tin 
 
 Daily Uiudu," Main 
 Mifcohull \V H, hotel 
 Moore Kulix, blacksmith 
 Moruu T F, bootmaker 
 Moran ThuH, barber 
 
 Mor.iteur A, groceries (Boston Itaviuc) 
 Miirpby (»eo, painter, res Main 
 Murphy MrsM, inilliucry, fancy goods 
 Murphy P S, liipiorj 
 Nathan C k Co, dry goods, etc 
 Ni'uii^ Win, varieties 
 NORMANDY FRANK E, groceries. 
 
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 Northcy S T, variety store, 7"J Main 
 Novit/.Uy H, cigars and cob.ieco 
 Novit/ky S, clothiii.; 
 Novit/.ky iSani, dry goods and carpets 
 O'Connor Tim, lii|Ui>rs 
 ORCHARD EDMOND, H I'lors, ii,'ars, 
 
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 Orr .lami'S, meat market 
 Othet Thos, uT'iceries, h;iy, grain, Hour 
 
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 I'almcr J W, li(juor-i and billiards, 
 I'arr Mrs L i', boarding ho»si>. Mill 
 I'earce & Ciuldy, m-iat ni irkct 
 IVrkins Kev F H, Coii4ro.^atio.ial pastor 
 I'etors ilame.x, constable 
 Peyser W, clotliingetc 
 Pdliilase .lohii, grocer and butcher 
 Pope W C, ;nutioneer 
 Powell I{ev \V C, Kjiisc >p:il pastor 
 FRODQER JOHN H, watchmaker and 
 
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 Piout T, meat market (Bo-iton llavine) 
 aUIRK JAMES, l.hoto-rapher, liar 
 
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 Pelley .1 W, dentiit 
 REYNOLDS WM, city marshal and 
 
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 RIDOE A J, atty ut law aid notary 
 
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 KiibertH K A, student at law, 45 Main 
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 SANDERS J, clothinz, furnishin;^ goods 
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 Secba Chas F, candy factory, chop and 
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 Sheldon VVm JI, iiistiiu of the peace 
 
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 Silva J R, barber 
 
 .*>ilvc3tcr H, groceries. 74 Main 
 
 Smith C W. lodgings, 91 M..iu 
 
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 SPENCER WM j£, b >ok< and stati-in- 
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 Stevens (1 W, b lotmaktr 
 
 STODDARD W S, "Kent N C N G R R 
 
 Mtokes A M, liquor.^ SM Main 
 
 Sykes J I, postm labor 
 
 Taylor Conielius, ntty at law 
 
 Taylor M C, foundry and machine shop 
 
 Temb'y \ (^uii:k, liquors 
 
 "THE DAILY UNION," Chas n Mit- 
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 Thomas Henry, hutjl 
 
 Tietjrn A I', cigars and tohaccf> 
 
 TOMPKINS E A, ph^ siei.m, Churolv 
 
 Townstiud C C, manager for S M Ui.nis,. 
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 Uphoil" H, liqnors, G'J Main 
 
 VAN ORDEN W B, groceries anil gen 
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 V'imont M, wagonmakcr 
 
 VINCENT RICHARD, moat nurket, 
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 Vogflimn H, boots and shoes 
 
 AValoott II H, wagonni iker 
 
 Watt k Co, groceries, 16 Main 
 
 Webster L R, physician , 
 
 Webiter Thos, barber 
 
 Weisbeinn Bros k Co, bankers 
 
 WEST £ R livery stable and feed 
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 WEST W F, gunsmith and harness 
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 W<dder H, c djinet maker 
 
 WOOD BEN, merchant tailor. 80 Main 
 
 Woodbury Isaac, meat market 
 
 Woodtield Henry, bootmaker 
 
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 PROPRIETOR 
 
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 STANISLAUS COUNTY. 
 
 reardslcy Jno, liquors 
 
 Brown T C, notary public and justice of 
 
 peace 
 Duukin J F, tinner 
 Drjer Jno, liquoi-s 
 Finch Geo, coustublo 
 Hiilo J J, liquors 
 
 Htd)bnrd Rev J N, rlerj,'ymcn (PrcEb'n) 
 McCann VV S, constable 
 McDoutdd J R, gen indso 
 Reading A V, bhtcksniith 
 Van Beuschuteu J W, liutcl 
 
 Greenwood, 
 
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 A small mining town on the Auburn 
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 Green Valley, 
 
 EL DOUADO COUNTY. 
 
 Carre Jno, gen milse 
 Jaeobson Alex, wineLTnw.T 
 
 &0HLFINO HINEY F, gen 
 
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 Bast Wm T, bhicksmith 
 Skinner Jos, winegrower 
 Smith Etl U, gen nids'i 
 Uhlenkamp Conrad, carpenter 
 Uhlenkamp Martin, carpenter 
 Zentgraf Jacob, winegrower 
 
 Brown J W, minini; and carpcntar 
 
 COEMWELL W A, mining 
 
 Dixtai F R J, not.iry public 
 
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 MiUdbi.eh & Albrecbt, brewiry 
 
 Na^k'r Clias, gen mdse and ^V U tel opr 
 
 Ricci F, gen indso 
 
 White Ii, slioemakcr 
 
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 BUTTE COUNTV, 
 
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 AI.rilARRTICAM.V. 
 
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 BUCXIET CHAS A, livery, feed and 
 
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 Burk Wm, wagonmaker 
 Cole Ben, constable 
 Crain Mrs Julia, hotel 
 DENNET L F, windmill, pumps and 
 
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 DXJSTIN & COLE, carpenters, con- 
 tractors and builders 
 Eichler Oscar, painter 
 ELLISON At liiirness and saddles 
 FLEMING T R, lumber and building 
 
 material 
 ORAT B D, supervisor 
 HARRIS J T. physician 
 LANQLEY WM, O K Saloon 
 Maul Philip, bootmaker 
 Neel H H, gen mdso 
 NORMAN GEO H, druggist, dentist 
 
 and justice of peaco 
 PORTER & BRO, carpenters 
 PRICE J M. liquon", cigars and oysters 
 PRICE J N, propr I'rice's Hotel also 
 
 saloon adjoining 
 Quimby C !S, meat market 
 ROBBINS W S, hairdresser 
 Ikoduerd & Carus, blacksmiths 
 SCHORR JACOB, liquors, beer, cigars 
 
 and fanner 
 
 Stiles Edwin, drayman 
 
 Stone L C, gen mdse, agent W, F & Co, 
 CPRKandW U Tel Co 
 
 STORY F F, furniture, stationery and 
 undertaking 
 
 TAYLOR MRS E, rrop"etrcsj Grid- 
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 Wl^ARTON H C & BRO, general 
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 WHARTON J E P. postmaster 
 
 WILL H, blacksmith 
 
 WILLIAMS J M, Pony Saloon 
 
 WM. LANGLEY, 
 
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 MRS. E. TAYLOR, .... PROPRIETRESS. 
 
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 ROOMS COMFORTABLB AND AIRY, 
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 Grizzly Flats, 
 
 EL DORADO COUNTV, 
 
 A po8to(Rce ill a miningdistrict 1(3 miles 
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 Berry .S, hotel 
 Bui lard J, Biiloon 
 Christian W, justice of the peace 
 Grab: m A J, blacksmith 
 Hanna D.iviil, uiiiie owner 
 Hoskiu iS P, j;en milse 
 Lambanl O E, mine owner 
 Lowery Thos, mine owner 
 McClellen — . boarding bouse 
 Morcy K K, quartz operator 
 tSbippy Jonathan, bootmaker 
 Stare 8aml, carpenter 
 Stule \Vm, constable 
 Teade J, miner 
 Whatt C, supt Eclipse Mine 
 Wilson D, saloon 
 
 Ouadaloupe, 
 
 8ANTA BARBARA COUNTY, 
 
 Is nicely situated in a rich agricultural 
 region, on the stage road lemling from 
 San Luia Obispo to Santa Barbara, 70 
 miles from the latter place. Population 
 100. 
 
 Abernethy Robert Jr, stoves and tin- 
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 Abernethy Robt Sr, blacksmith 
 
 Ayres W \V, druggist 
 
 Buckley P J, l)oot» and shoes 
 
 DUNBAR JOHN, stationery and toys, 
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 Fenton Wm M, hotel 
 
 Montana M J & Co, gen mdse 
 
 poodchild C W, atfcy at law ' 
 uthrie K J, liquor* 
 
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 Hart Thomas, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Hudson J W, livery stable 
 Kaiser L M & Co, gen mdso 
 Laughlin H J & Co, gen mdse 
 Lswty D, liquors 
 Lucas W T, physician 
 Morse Jame^, contractor and undertaker 
 Phillips Bros, gen mdse 
 Point Sal \Vharf and Lumber Co.lumber 
 Tagnini Carrie, hotel 
 Taguiiii & Tomassiui, brewery 
 Triplett W C, harnessmaker 
 
 Guerneville, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY, 
 
 A small town on the S. F. & N. P. K. R. 
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 BAGLEY J W. postmaster 
 Bell & Keaton, market 
 Coon — , blacksmith 
 Florence M, chair factory 
 B'olks J no, hotel 
 (iuerne & Ludwig, sawmill 
 JONES J E, liquors, Maiu 
 Korbel F & Hro, sawmill 
 Lunsford R H, shingle mill 
 Marshall J as, gen mdso 
 Miller H H, barber 
 Murphy Bros, sawmill 
 Olsen S, imot and shoemaker 
 Schloss S, gen mdso 
 Shoemaker O. liquors 
 Taggart Jno, hotel 
 
 Half Moon Bay, 
 
 8AN MATEO COUNTY, 
 
 Sometimes called Spanish Town, is situ- 
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 Alameda Philip, groceries 
 
 Ames J ]', liquors 
 
 BIRDSALL SAMUEL T, atty at law 
 
 BOITANO & BROS, gen mdse, liquors 
 
 ci ^ari) and provisions 
 Campbell IJobjrt, market 
 
 CEREGHINO & DEBENEBETTI, 
 
 gen nidse and branchof I'escaiUro 
 
 Cliirk A L Miss, milliner 
 
 DAXIEL ANTOXE, hotel, store and 
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 De Wolfe, physician 
 
 Dunbar J K, physician 
 
 Freitas Joaepli, barber 
 
 (iiircia Salvador, liquors 
 
 GrilHth W H, bootmaker 
 
 Hatch & Co, blacksmiths and wagon- 
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 Johnson Tbos, groceries 
 
 KNAPP R I, manufacturer patent side- 
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 Knopf Michael, bakery 
 
 LARKm MICHAEL, Half ' loon Bay 
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 NELSON & LEWI3, livery stable 
 
 PITCHER H S, varieties and post- 
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 Pringle Wm, justice of the peace and 
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 Quinlan P P, liquors 
 
 RICKMAN W F. tinner 
 Uosunblum .Jacob, gen mdsa 
 .Schubert Edward, brewery 
 Schuyler James, hotel 
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 Simmons A'l.m, undertaker 
 Souther J W, freight line 
 
 THEILEN HENRT, hameasmaker 
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 VALLADAO FRED C, groceries 
 
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 588 
 
 California — Half Moon Bay-Harrisburgh. 
 
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 H. S. PITCHER, 
 
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 TULARE COUNTY. 
 
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 Baker J T, drujtgiat, paints, oils and glass 
 
 Benedict John, livery and feed stable 
 
 Bieale If, saloon 
 
 BIAKELEY F A, stoves and tinware 
 
 Blo.«(S(T l< W, blacksmith, wa^onmidicr 
 
 BRUNER JrOHN, harness and saddles 
 
 Camp Jas M, hotel and siihrnn 
 
 D.ividson J A, physician and surgeon 
 
 DeWolf G S, physician 
 
 Dillon Fred, livery stable 
 
 L>oiiHgor Benj, ai-t S P 1{ P, W, F & Co, 
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 FB.EEUAN H H, proprietor Freeman 
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 FREEMAN HOUSE, II H Freeman 
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 F'ULIER JAMES, blackwmitli and 
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 rjeorge P S, painter 
 
 Hager Mrs M S, millinery, dressmaking 
 an<l fancy goods 
 
 HANFORD HOTEL, T F Pegg |>ropr 
 
 Heinleii A F, lumber 
 
 HEINLEN J R> moat market, ware- 
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 House A D, constable * 
 
 Hoy P A, carpenter 
 
 Manning K A, supt M S D Co 
 
 Miithcus J, barber .. , , 
 
 Melone J H, gen mdso 
 
 Oppenheimer & Co, gen mdse and agri- 
 cultural implti 
 
 PARKER AW. saloon 
 
 PEOO T F. propr Hanford Hotel 
 
 PLUMMER £ J, postmaster and con- 
 fectionery 
 
 PLUMMER MRS E J, millinery and 
 
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 Beid J M. propr Like Hotel and saloon 
 SCIARONE ANDREW, aaloon 
 
 SHARP CHAS & CO, hardware, agri- 
 cultural implements, sewing machiiics, 
 pianos and organs 
 SIMONS, JACOBS & CO, gen mdso 
 SIMON "K, cigars, tobacco and fruits 
 SLIGHT GEO, carriage, sign and house 
 
 painter 
 Stanton R, shoemaker 
 Weismau J, boots and shoes 
 
 Hansonyille, 
 
 YUBA COUNTY. 
 
 Hanson J H, horticulturist, manufr wine 
 
 and brandies 
 Howell \Vm, hotel 
 Houzc Pauline, architect 
 JlutrChas, sawmill 
 Shattuck T F, gen mdso 
 Sooy '^,'has, blacksmith 
 Union Manufacturing Co 
 Wetmore J M, gen mdse 
 
 Happy Camp, 
 
 DEL NOllTE COUNTY, 
 
 A small place 90 miles north of Crescent 
 City, the county seat, which ii on an 
 indentation of the coast, 274 miles from 
 iSan Francisco. 
 
 Caddily M, hotel 
 Camp J & Co, con mdse 
 Clvupinan M, blacksmith 
 Deniiek <ieo, gen mdso and hotol 
 Detrich I, butcher 
 Fvana A J, gen mdso 
 Fritts J A, lumber 
 (rasquct H, gen mdso 
 (iortl'tn C, bootmaker 
 I/«n D, contractor 
 More W A J, lumber 
 Nelson John, blacksmith 
 Outley 'I'hos, Ixiotmiker 
 Reeve C 'i\ gen mdso 
 Sliocmakcc A, contractor 
 Von Pa<j;e, physician 
 
 Harrisburgh. 
 
 ALAMEDA COUNTY, 
 
 A small place 22 miles southeast ;.f {i&n. 
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 KERN COUNTY, 
 
 la three hundred and twenty-ono miles 
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 FaningJohn, news agt 
 Flor H, blacksmith 
 Fried Sol, salooa 
 Harrington Mrs, restaurant 
 Hi'lnis Max, hotel 
 Housur U D, meat market 
 Houser & Hummer, livery stable 
 Klinefelter Wm, bootmaker 
 Miller (Tiiatavc, liquors 
 Miller John P, justice of the peace 
 Murphy J J, gen mdse 
 
 J CENTRAL HOTEL, C Kunz propr 
 
 Collins A, druggist 
 
 Cooper J G Dr, druggist and post- 
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 Gulp D, butcher 
 
 Czarnecki F, tailor 
 
 Dale Williiim, tinsmith 
 
 DALLAM F M, propr "Hay wards 
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 Duncan — pastor Congregational 
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 Dunham Murry, photographer 
 
 EQOERT HENRY, blacksmith and 
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 Gcrstenbnrg F, physician 
 
 GOODELLGEOA, harness 
 
 HAAS B, jewelry 
 
 Hansjn Lorentz F, bootmaker 
 
 Hay w.ird Hotel, Wm Havward propr 
 
 "HAY WARDS JOURNAL," F M 
 
 Dallam pro[)r 
 Jensen Tj, fi piors 
 JES3UP F C, <ljntist 
 KUNZ C, pr>.pr Central Hotel 
 Lacona Au;Tiist, liquors 
 Lander Henry, liquors 
 LarriilMje II F Mra, dres=imaker 
 
 LAVAL LEE SAMUEL, caniago 
 
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 Wilson J (J, hotel 
 
 Hayden Hill, 
 
 LASSEN COUNTY. 
 Preston E B, justice of the peace 
 
 Haywards, 
 
 ALAMEDA COUNTY, 
 
 A town of 1,000 inhabitants, on the 
 Central Pacific Railroad, 21 miles from 
 San Francisco; supportinl ly agricul- 
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 AKERMAN A E, carriage and aign 
 
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 ALLEN W W, news dealer 
 Anspucher Broa, gen mdse 
 Austin Jnmca, hotel 
 Au stin J D. justice of the peace 
 BENNETT R H, warehousing 
 
 BROWN L H, gen mdso and express 
 Bulber E, tailor 
 Carpenter G P, bakery 
 
 Mack H H, tin and stoves 
 MAY ADAM, butcher 
 Miiyue \V T, pastor M E Church 
 MilliT M .1, millinery 
 Mindd .losjph, barber 
 Mullor Henry, bootmaker 
 NiMSon .1 K, gen nulaa and lodging houso 
 OAKES A G, notary public 
 OAKES HOTEL, Tony Oakes propr 
 Palmt ig L^'fipold, propr Layn'a Brewery 
 Paun John, li.|Uor.i 
 I'ai)') Christian, liquors 
 PEARCE WM, variety store 
 I'uff Cli.18, unilurtaker 
 lianun Hirnian, bootmaker 
 U.isinnsicn Curl, liquors and boardin^r 
 Khoileliamel W H, agt San Lorenzo lla 
 Pi vers J L, liqifors 
 RUSSELL J, ins agt and atty at law 
 Sawyer Bros, furniture dealers 
 Sc(|ui'ira J .T, bootmiker 
 Smalli'v 1>S, livery stable 
 SMITH SIDNEY, physician and sur- 
 geon 
 Sorunson Hans, liquors and boarding 
 Strobel & Neudeck, butchers 
 Thomas F J, blacksmith 
 White Mrs M J, millinery ■ ' 
 
 Williams Benj, atty at ' \w 
 Winters Chas, harnessmaker 
 Wolflf Abraham, gen mdso 
 
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 SONOMA COUNTY, 
 
 Is one of the substantial towns of Cali 
 fornia, lias 2,500 i.ihabitants, a theater, 
 all the churches, gas works, Wiiter works, 
 h()S2 company ami chemical firj engine; 
 an acackniy, public library, litemry, 
 secret and musical s:)cietica. It is an 
 incorj)oratetl city, out of debt, governed 
 by a board of Hve trustees. The fumoiis 
 (ieyser, ISkaggs' and Litton hot and 
 miiicnd springs and Magnolia Farm uw 
 adj.'iCL-nt, and a mo.st wondei fully pro 
 ductivc farming, wine, stock jind wool- 
 growing region surrounds. The rich 
 bottoms of IJussian river and its tribu 
 taries extend in every direction, and tiic 
 main track of the S. V. & N. 1'. 1{. H. 
 passes close by. The mountains adja- 
 cent .abound iii minerals, and the Oak- 
 land, (ireat Eastern and Mount Jaek.son 
 Quicksilver Mining Com [janies, in active 
 operation with powerful maehinery and 
 hundreds of men, make Healdsburg 
 tlieir eiitrefiot. There rre two wcoKly 
 newspapers, tlie "Mag" and **Ent^r- 
 prijie," both well edited. 
 
 Allen O S, physician 
 
 BAGOE F C S, associate editor "Rus 
 
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 BAILHACHE J N.cashier the Bank of 
 
 ilcaldsburg 
 Bank of Hcaldsburg, J N Bailhache 
 
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 Barnes D H, president Farmers' and 
 
 Mechanics' Bank of Healdsburg 
 Barlow B, liquors 
 Biddle E W, dentist 
 Block & Colder, winery 
 Bloom &, Cohn, gen mdso 
 Bloom Jonas, pres The Bank of Hcalds- 
 
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 BOSTWICK H W, livtiy, fee»l and 
 
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 Carter Chas 1), agt S F & N P 11 R 
 Chantih-r II L, propr Oak Lawn House 
 CLACK JOHN W, propr Sotoyomo 
 
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 Cuminings Wm, livery stable 
 Delano & Mead, butcliers 
 Doxter 8tiible, VV Brice propr 
 
 De WIEDE&HOLD A £ S, propr 
 
 fciotoyouie \\ iairy and Distilloiy 
 
 Douglity A ]{, a.dcllery and harness 
 
 Ely E, pliysiciun 
 
 Emerson J P, j ustice of peace and atty at 
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 Ent.rprije Hotel, Mrs Minnia Starck 
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 Fanning Miss Carrie, millinery and dress- 
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 Farnurs & Mechanics' Bank of Hcahh- 
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 Ferguson H 0» grocer 
 
 Forsman James, physician 
 
 Foroter Annie Mr.-*, inilliiiery 
 
 Fried Henry, liquors 
 
 (iladden \V N, Houring milb 
 
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 Oond«yu T W, gunsmith 
 
 (j rangers' Business Association, gen 
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 \V S Gladden 8^cy,G W iStedmau man- 
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 Griest & Young, furniture and under- 
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 Gum & Z;me, liquors 
 
 Gunn J M, grocer 
 
 GBATE£ J F, propr Union Hotel, 
 
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 Hull S J, saddlery and harness 
 
 "HEALDSBUKQ ENTERPRISE," 
 
 Mul.rew Bros propra, riouth 
 
 Healdsburg Flouring Mills, W N Glad- 
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 HemkrJ, bootmaker 
 
 Hofgaord Charles, buckskin manufr and 
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 Hudson & lieynolds, real estate and ins 
 
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 Jacobs M & A, tailors 
 
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 Jenkins M J Mrs, dressmaker 
 
 JONES C ED, painter aud bill poster, 
 8otoyome House 
 
 JORDAN LESLIE A, editor and propr 
 "liussian Kiver Flag," cor Powell aud 
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 Krueger & Huebner, dentists 
 
 Lannan & Dcmpsy, grocers 
 
 Lemoine E, blacksmith 
 
 Love Bros, gen mdse, agts \V, F & Co and 
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 Lucdkc Julius, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 Martz Mrs Belle, millinery 
 
 Mason & Smith, grocers 
 
 May G W, photographer 
 
 Maguire Mr& Jno B, dressmaker 
 
 McCormick Mrs S A, dressmaker 
 
 McDonald M C, clerk VV P White 
 
 Metzger Bros, stoves, tin and sheet iron 
 
 MEYERS F I, carriage and wagon- 
 miiker, horseshoing, blacksmith and 
 repairing 
 
 M^yer 8aml, gen mdse 
 
 Miller & Curtiss, butchers 
 
 Moreland W W, atty at law 
 
 Muller Citrl, propr Healdsbur^ Briwery 
 
 MULGREW BROS, proprs "Healds- 
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 Nally A B, pres (J rangers' Business Asso- 
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 Naugli E K, atty at law 
 
 Norton L A, atty at law 
 
 Nottingham John, junk 
 
 Owen W D, tailor 
 
 Pliilips & Favour, planing mills 
 
 Price Andrew, pliototrrapher 
 
 PROCTOR CHARLES E, drayman 
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 PRUETT EDWARD, liquors. West 
 
 Kaalie M, stoves and tinware 
 
 Riley & Fox, drugs 
 
 Bosenl)erg W, dry goods and clothing 
 
 Uose J W, atty at law 
 
 RuflFner W, gen mdse 
 
 "RUSSIAN RIVER FLAG." Loslio 
 
 A Jordan editor and propr, F (J 8 
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 Ryan Patrick, boots and shoes 
 
 Sargent H, boots and shoes 
 
 Hchnelle William, furniture 
 
 Schwart F J, bootmaker 
 
 Seawell Bros, butcher 
 
 SOTOYOME HOTEL, John W Clack 
 propr. West 
 
 Soules S, flour and feed 
 
 Starck Mrj Minnie, propr Enterprise 
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 Stedman G W, manager Grangers Busi- 
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 Sterling P W, marble works 
 
 .Stussy David, barber 
 
 Smith W M, fanner 
 
 SOTOYOME WINERY AND DIS- 
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 Swan W G. atty at law 
 
 Swisher J R, physician 
 
 THE BANK OF HEALDSBURG, 
 
 Jonas Bloom president, J N B^ilhache 
 
 cashier, Powell and West 
 Tucker J S, variety 
 Turner G J, bakery 
 UNION HOTEL, J F Grater propr. 
 
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 Vaughn E K, atty at law 
 Vc'io A T, l>akery 
 Walker E S, livery stable 
 Ward N, luml)er dealer 
 Wartteld II H, cashier Farmers and 
 
 Mechanics Bank of HealJsburg 
 Waterman George, barber 
 Wieberts & Prince, grocers 
 White W P, gen mdse 
 Winter DanijI, bootmaker 
 
 WRIGHT & BROWN, drugs, books 
 
 and stationery, West 
 York Bros, blacksmiths 
 
 JOHN F. CRATER, .... PROPRIETOR. 
 
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 ESTABLISHED 1868. 
 
 RUSSIAN RIVER FLAG 
 
 LESLIE A. JQBDAN, Editor and Proprietor, ^ 
 
 HEALDSBURG, SONOMA CO., 
 
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 Henry's 
 
 eONOMA OOUNTT. 
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 Hin'laoii Fran'c, blaokamifch 
 Heurj •lamoa,' hotel' 
 MORGAN W 0, postmasfcer, gen mJje 
 
 and jewelry 
 Petera Davii,, blackamitb 
 
 Hicksville, 
 
 BACKAMENl'O COUNTY. 
 
 Horbcrt L, hotel and livery 
 Jettersan W H, blackainith 
 Payue John, blacksmith 
 Keemi Itcv, M E Church 
 Swain J H, liquors 
 Packett J M, wagonmaker 
 
 HilVs Ferry, 
 
 STANISLAUS COUNT V, 
 
 Is a p1ac3 of 200 people, situated on the 
 
 San Joajuin river, 
 
 district. 
 
 ta an ajricultura. 
 
 Barnes A L, liiiiora 
 
 OAMBIINO J C, postmaster 
 
 (tardner P F, liiuorj 
 
 Harris C P, lumber and notary public 
 
 Horn £, shoemaker 
 
 Uubiier C G, livery stable 
 
 Kahn Bix>!<, gen milso 
 
 Jklanniii'^ Pat, liquors 
 
 Miller C F, physician 
 
 Newman Simon, gen mdso 
 
 Petersen & Ahrena, hatul 
 
 llccht Jacob, hotel 
 
 Kup L, hotel 
 
 Vance A W, physician 
 
 HoUister, 
 
 8AN BENITO COUNTY, 
 
 Is the county seat and principal city of 
 San BenilN) c>>unty, is pleasantly located 
 nc»rly in the center of the San Benito 
 valley. The town is connected with San 
 Francisco by a branch of the S. P. K. It 
 and ij the chief shipping point in the 
 county. It has an extensive flouring 
 mill, a splendid system of water works, 
 and three newspapers, also contains an 
 Odd Fellows' Loil^e, with one hundred 
 members. The town has 2,500 inhabi- 
 tants and polls GOO votes 
 
 AlexandiBrJalius, barber shop 
 AHOOtJSTU&ES ]DCBAEL,batcher, 
 
 San Buuito 
 
 Baldwin dt Griffith, gen mdse 
 
 BANK Of HOLLISTER, JS Hawkias 
 
 prdsiieut, J T Bowea oaahior, 8an 
 
 Bdnito 
 BABDUEWV, surgeon and dentiafe, 
 
 San Bjuit* 
 BAYLE D, French Hotel, Fourth 
 Bull \V A, photoj^apher 
 BXiAOK j JC, furniture and undertaker, 
 
 Sa n Ben ito 
 BROWN J S, hay, grain, wood and 
 
 coal, Fourth and U, It 
 Bohland Guatavc, merchant tailor 
 B3TD AF, lumber, doors, sash, build- 
 ing material, etc, San Bjnitu 
 Boyer J H, druggist 
 Bruiisun L>, boot and shoemaker 
 Bruslauer B, groceries 
 BRiaOS & HAWKINS, attysatlaw, 
 
 ban Benito 
 Brittherton K 11, attyat law and notary 
 
 public 
 
 B\jCHANAN WILLIAM, Western 
 li»tul, European plan. Fifth and East 
 near depot 
 
 Burnette J J, carrixgoand wagon minufr 
 and gen blacksniitn 
 
 Caldiira FS, saloon 
 
 CARLTON ft HARRIS9N, propra 
 
 "Hollidter Telegraph, " dan Boiiito 
 
 CAMPBELL E H. Central Market, 
 
 iSan Benito 
 CENTRAL HOUSE, Reuben Edwards 
 
 propr. Fifth 
 Coleman R, boots and shoes 
 Coleman M|s R, millinery and fancy 
 
 gO(Nls 
 
 Coulan Thomas, saloon 
 
 Courtney William, groceries, crockery, 
 cijars and tobacco 
 
 Crepin H, i>hy8ici.in and surgeon 
 
 CREVLING D H> cabinetmaker. 
 Fourth 
 
 Cunning F A, fruit, produce, groGcri(>s 
 
 Degener William, paints, oils, wall pa- 
 per, etc 
 
 Eastman & McClure, saloon 
 
 Eaton Alex, blackamicli, horseshocr 
 
 Eaton U A, dentist 
 
 Eaton Ed, druggist 
 
 Eaton Mrs M G, millinery 
 
 EDWARDS R, propr Central House 
 
 Fairchild E W, groceries, fruits, cigurs 
 and tobacco 
 
 Parish ft Chappell, gen mdre 
 
 Frazier Joseph, bourd »nd lodging 
 
 (jrluckman David, bootmAor 
 
 GoldKsh J, gen mdse 
 
 Graves G H, groceries, wines, liquors, 
 cigars and tobacco 
 
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 OTJSSEFELD WILLIAM^ merchanl 
 
 tailor, McM.'>hon House, t'ourtli 
 Hamilton J (>, harneswnaker and Ratldlei 
 Hanfl Alfred, saloon 
 Hitnia M, gen mdse 
 Harmon A St Co, feed stable 
 Hodges J I, livery stable 
 
 "HOLLISTER ENTERPRISE.' 
 
 .'o'ln llkcUonij;Ie jropr. Fifth 
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 HOLLISTER FIOTJRINQ MILLS 
 
 Muikelfoidft Hinds propis 
 
 "H0LU8TER TELEORAFH." Carl 
 
 tiin ft Harrison proprs, 8un lieiiito 
 
 HOLLOWAT & SON, wagon and plov 
 
 mitkem and gen bluckbmiths, Sui 
 
 Benito 
 Howtird L K, physician 
 Johnson G G, real estnte and ins agt. 
 
 collector, conveyancer, searcher o. 
 
 recirds, notary (luhlic 
 JOHNSON JAMES, carpenter, Sar 
 
 liuiiito 
 Ki ly Mrs A, Workingmen's Hotel 
 Klucker (icorge, barber shop 
 
 LARABEE WILLIAM. Kailroad 
 
 Ho t el, Fourth 
 LATHROP C 0. (snccessor to Snyder 
 
 &, Lathrop), hardware, iron, steel, 
 
 I mmnnition, p>.ints, oils and glass, 
 
 Sua Ik-uito 
 Latture & McCoy, livery stable 
 Lee W G, court conimi^siouer, atty, and 
 
 justice of peace 
 I.urascbi Frank, bootmaker 
 Marchetti .loseph, hotel 
 May J J , att y at law > 
 
 McCarthy W T, common center 
 
 Saloon, San Benito 
 McCrosky John, produce 
 McCros'tpy B B, atty, justice of peace 
 MoOONIGLE JOHN, propr "HuUistet 
 
 Enterprise," Fifthaml Last 
 McMAHON HOUSEi Rector Bros 
 
 proprs 
 McMahon Thos, gen mdse 
 Mcars Jumes, books stationery and va- 
 
 riiities 
 Montrfcimery O B, auctioneer 
 Meal H, physician 
 Nottiiig J .1, barber 
 NYE JACOB, watches, jewelry, musi 
 
 cal instruments and sewing uiachiues, 
 
 San Benito 
 O'Donnell Thos, hotel 
 Owens J A, justice of pence 
 PALMTAG WnJlAM. wholesale 
 and retail liquors, cor Fifth and Sau 
 Benito 
 Peck D, meat market 
 Pier H, tailor 
 . Poole J K, saloon 
 Rankin B, physician 
 
 RECTOR BROS, proprs MoMahon 
 
 Hnuiie, Holliatcr 
 Risdon F T ft Co, groceries and crockery 
 Kochat Frank, i^uusmith 
 RjMenlierg Bros, gen mdse 
 'UiiAs Jamtv, hotel 
 "SAN BENITO ADVANCE," Rob 
 
 hhuw projir, Sun Benito 
 1 ndl Schcrer Louis, upholsterer and carriage 
 tri mm er 
 
 SCHADEK ALBERT, baibj.-, San 
 
 Bonito 
 
 >^chultz Herman, bakery 
 
 Shac'ielford .1 F, bootmaker 
 
 Shnkclford ft Hinds, Hollister Flouring 
 Mills 
 
 SHAW J B, merchant tailor. Sun 
 Benito 
 
 SHAW ROB, propr "San Benito Ad- 
 vance," San Benit> 
 
 Sherman 1 S, wagoumaker and black- 
 smith 
 
 SMITH A L, agent Wells, Fargo ft 
 Co's Express and W U Tel Co, ins agt 
 and ngeat New Idra Stage Line, San 
 Benito 
 
 Smith Carmen, restiiurant 
 
 Sniblcy Heury, stoves and tinware 
 
 Talleyr ind T A, c mnty surveyor 
 
 THORNTON L, saddler and hamesa- 
 makur, Fifth 
 
 Townsend J H. butcher 
 
 VARCOE HENRY, Hollister Brewery 
 and s loiui, ^tun Benito 
 
 Vnchc Theophile, liquors 
 
 VValber,' 1. K, blac'ismith 
 
 Webber W J, carpenter 
 
 Wells S A, dressmaker 
 
 Wells S T, wagoamaker and bla>>ksmith 
 
 Werz Anton, boots and shoes 
 
 YOST THOMAS, books, stawionery 
 and postmaster 
 
 Homestead, 
 
 PAN DIEGO COUNTY. 
 SHECKLER B R, postmaster 
 
 Hookton, 
 
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 Holt J W, warehouse and commission 
 
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 BAIR TH03, Sfin mdse, hotel, post 
 miutcT, commidiioii morchttut and far 
 warder 
 
 Bnyco W J, cirpontor and o'>ntrnctor 
 
 HOOPA VALLET HOTEL, Thomu 
 B..ir propr 
 
 MotiuirdJua, blnoksmitb 
 
 I'ricj (J K, pttysioi^n ' 
 
 Riigan J, birbar 
 
 Sh ineasuy J, tailor 
 
 Titlovv M, millwright 
 
 Walker Kobt, blucksmith 
 
 Hopeton, 
 
 MERCED OOUNTr, 
 la six miles from 8n6llin^. 
 
 GRADE WM A. ^o'l mdso and post- 
 Hitlstj.id k Simi, bJHckiimiths 
 Hannah i^e > W, hot^l 
 Wikhum M D L, wagonmakor 
 
 Hornitos, 
 
 MARIPOSA COUNTV, 
 
 Is a small place 22 miles from Merced. 
 Population 400. 
 
 Adams Wm, blacksmith and notary 
 
 Arthur K<ibt, blacksmith 
 
 Btrcroft R \V. lifjuors 
 
 Campodonico A, g«n mdso 
 
 Ciirr S W, justice of peace 
 
 Cavagnuro Carlo, geu mdss 
 
 fJagli irdo & Co, gen mdso 
 
 Kocher Mr^i A, dry goods 
 
 Mesamiin Henry, brewery 
 
 McKhoy Alex, justicoof peace 
 
 Merck Chas, liquors and bakery 
 
 Ulcese Andrew, gen radio, poatmaster 
 
 andagt \V, F&Co, 
 Reeb.(teo, uiuut market 
 Sem:irile (J B, gen mdso 
 Trescott K H, physician 
 Turner Oco, wagorimuker 
 Turner W T, livery and constublo 
 Webber & Kodgers, gen mdse 
 Webber k iSayrcs, bootmakers 
 
 Howland Flat> 
 
 SIERRA OOUNTV. 
 (See TuLle Bock.) 
 
 Howards, 
 
 Berkc L D, butcher 
 Doty W L, hotel 
 McCaughey J, gen mdm 
 Pau.'L, li'iuors 
 Taylor W F, livery 8t.able 
 Wooley J A, physician 
 
 Haeneme, 
 
 VENTURA COUNTV. 
 Oi the southjrn cjast, M18 uilca from 
 Sau Francisco. 
 
 Bardy T R & Co, Wharf & F.ighter Co 
 
 Uiiirk L C, harness and saddles 
 
 Ham Jame'i, liquors 
 
 Korts B 11, liqtiori 
 
 LI\aNaSTON R 0, gon mdjo and 
 
 postuiastor 
 McCoy C U, butcher 
 MoCy D D, hotel 
 Uasmus'ten Joh, c ibinet maker 
 Salisbury & Burd, lunibjr 
 Stovell A B, notary pub.io 
 War.lH W, blaoksmith 
 Wolif & Levy, geu mdsa 
 
 Hunsaker, 
 
 TULAKE COUNTV. 
 Hnnva'cer Henry, trader 
 SHUEY S D, postmaster 
 atophjasuu — , phytiiuian 
 
 Hydesville, 
 
 IIU.MBOI.DT COUNTV. 
 SQ]|th of Eureka 25 miles, on the CIo- 
 verdoie an<t Kuroka sta^o rouJ. Popula- 
 tiua ubuut 50J. 
 
 BECK WITH L C, stock raiser and 
 
 wool grower 
 BRUSH D A. wagonm^ker ' ' * 
 C mptm Jutlersiin, hurncsi maker 
 OOYLE J A, stoves, tiuware, hard- 
 ware, etc 
 Eby Bros, »lru'^ and fancy goods 
 FARRAR M Ci physician and surgeon 
 GIBSON JX& 00. gen m Ise 
 GILLIGAIF L stock raiser 
 GRAHAM & TOOBY, Blocksburg and 
 
 Hooktou freight line 
 Cir y Geo H, muut wiarket 
 Htnien H J, blacksmith / 
 
 H' >well T W, wat jhm;ikor ' . 
 
 Newman Jos, feed stable 
 Porter Robt, gen mdse, agt W, P'4 Co, 
 
 W U Tel Co and notary public 
 SMITH E 0, p^'stmastur, bootmaker 
 
 and varieties 
 SWEASEY T W, liverv stable 
 WEBSTER WM I, justice of peace, 
 hotel and saloon 
 
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 SHASTA COUNTT, 
 
 l3 T>ino miles southwest of Shnsfx ami 
 has apoHtotfiuQ rjcmitly est^bluhoJ. 
 
 nnnham Hnys, hotol 
 Duiih.'ini & Loiter, g ni mdio 
 Knglu O coustiiblu 
 En^Iu W S, phyHii'ian 
 Harvey !( '..'. c;i:pt O C T & F Co 
 lIoMc .V 1', HUpt oi Hchno'a 
 
 Kin^shury C N, jiisiico oi poaco 
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 p(iHtin:i8tcr 
 
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 I'etty .1 A, blucksiiiit:^ 
 
 SMITH D I 
 
 ojnxxix JJ JL'i p>)(i(;iii:iHT,br 
 Will.'.nl Uoo k, gfii iiwUj 
 
 Imusdale, 
 
 MONTKRKV COl.NTV. 
 
 Austin .1 (', saw m»l griat mill 
 Filler N W, physiciiiTi 
 Fonl J \V, jiistiuc of poaco 
 fiouM (! s, gcti m(No 
 Hunt K II, atty at law 
 Tins Alfred, s;iwinill 
 M<!<.'o'i>icll Oibsoii, e.'irpentor 
 RUSSELL Q, postmuHtcr 
 
 Uinl Jno \V P, (list atty 
 
 Lank -Ino A, county oorunor 
 
 Jjovy H, ri«tHurint 
 
 Muirs O I, livery stable ' 
 
 May Tho4, county asa 'ssor 
 
 Meysur L'has, c uiity siiptirviaor 
 
 Moit'at S 1', ntty at law 
 
 M'loro Wm L, shorilT 
 
 Fitrkor Abraham, blacksmith 
 
 ISeilily V, atty at law 
 
 Koti* hilil J >S & Co, gen mdso ' 
 
 iSowlcy J H, postm tstiT 
 
 Schallen J oh, justlicu of pcaco 
 
 Suhuiidt Christian. 'Irii'^gisb 
 
 Socloy Jos, county surveyor 
 
 Smith J W, shoriif 
 
 Hnelling It H, dist atty 
 
 Stccker A, carpenter 
 
 Syinea J NV, county sunt of schools 
 
 Thomaon V (}, propr lilani-y lluusu 
 
 Woud L, gon uuUe 
 
 Independence, 
 
 INYO cor NT Y, 
 
 Ii a very pretty little county sent and u 
 Hitiiiited ill a piuturcs'iuu and rich ai/ri 
 cnltiirid rejiion. It is rcHhe<l ?*♦• th" 
 Vir.itii I and Truckuc I'ldlrotd and con- 
 necting stage linis. It lias a weekly 
 ncw8!ijiper, the "Iadei)cndunt," uud a 
 |H)pulatioii of 400. 
 
 Bonnett 9l MofTitf, attya at law . * 
 
 Hifknell F T, phyHici.ui 
 
 Blair .1 D, driiggiit 
 
 Bri;.'g8 \l M,atty at law and rcg U S land 
 
 oflico 
 Urodt'v Jno, meat market 
 Chalfiiit k Parker, pubj "Inyo Inde- 
 
 1>endeMt" 
 Childs H Fi. deputy U S i it nv cid 
 Conklin A I>, n 't >ry pnlilic 
 CROUGH JOHN, county dork, auditor 
 
 and reconler 
 Eibeshutz A W. notary public 
 Fembaeh Jos,, brewery 
 Fromn L, restaurant 
 Hannah Jno A, sujicrior judgo 
 Hanly O H. county treasurer 
 Harris k Khine, gen mJse, bankers, ex 
 
 press and ins agency 
 Hughes J K, notary publio 
 Irwin Jno C, liquors 
 
 lone, 
 
 AMADOa COUNTY, 
 
 Is one of the most pleasantly situated of 
 theinteri'T towns f<f Califorui, nnd ia 
 loc.ite<l in the foothills of the Sii>rr.v No- 
 ^ailas. It ia the terniiniis of the Atn^xlor 
 br nch of the C. I'. R. K. and ia the 
 fri'i.'ht dcpi>t fur supplies to Jackaon, 
 Sntter Cn-ek, Amndor City, P'ymonth, 
 N'ole.ui", Dry town and nil otlicr j)li cesof 
 imptrtaucj in Amador and iidjacont 
 ennnti fs. The Forest Lino of stages, 
 Wni. Hamilton, iiroprietor.and J. Rugs- 
 dale, ntrent, run hnely e |uip|><'d e laclies 
 fnnn lon'i t<» Jackaon ami Mokelnmno 
 Hill and aldn to Sutter Crv-e'c, Amador 
 City, Drytown and riymouth over good 
 r> da and throu;/h ]>ietnrc8 |ue soeiery. 
 The po|mlatii)n \i about 800; ilistauco 
 from Sacninento 51 uiihis; from San 
 Francisco 151 miles. ' 
 
 Adami A L, physiiiau 
 
 "AMADOR TJMES," J C Waldrou edi- 
 t tr aii<l propr 
 
 ARCADE HOTEL, Jas McCauley pro- 
 prietor 
 
 Ragley Jas, bootmaker 
 
 Baaa Robert, blacksmith and wagon- 
 m .ker 
 
 Browning Jno, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 BruHi'j 1 1, physician and druggist 
 
 Co,dii'l A J, griat mill • ' 
 
 (^oom->s W S, constable 
 
 CSORNEAL A, Hqnors and billiarc 
 
 Cnmmines Jas, grist mill 
 
 Farrow K, physician and surgeon 
 
 Ferrier J P, liquors 
 
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 Ford & Gray, dmgs, varieties, watch- 
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 Fux Wm H, stoves and tinware 
 
 French F M, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 Hall FC.aBtCPRR 
 
 HAMILTON WM, propr Forest Line 
 of Sjtage j 
 
 Isaac B & Bros, gen mdae, wholesale 
 flour and trrai i 
 
 Kennedy Phil, liqunra 
 
 Kingsley Mrs M R, hotel 
 
 MABCflANT & STEWAET, butch- 
 ers 
 
 McCAULEY JAS. propr Arcade Hotel 
 
 McMurry J W, postmu»t'<r 
 
 Newman G h, Bro, geu muse 
 
 Rabb Co'irad, brewery 
 
 RAOSDALE J, operator W U Tel Co 
 and agent Forest Line of St.iges 
 
 Rav\lin^a M V B, liquors 
 
 •Scheidtimana Jno, boot and shoemaker 
 
 Seguin F, b.irber 
 
 Swift C B, justice of the peace 
 
 SMITH FEEOEBICK P, Pr.pr Union 
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 SOLLARS G W, propr Gem Saloon 
 
 Stewart Dinijl, ^en nidsj and iis agt 
 
 SURFACE J W, not^try public 
 
 SURFACE J W & J P, livery stable 
 
 UNION HOTEL, Frederick P Smith 
 propr 
 
 Whitlatch Mrs S L, millinery and dress- 
 making 
 
 Williaina C F, harness and saddlery 
 
 Wotilery H J, liquors 
 
 Woolscy Geo, ^ei mdao, agont L L & G 
 Ins Co, W, F & Co and lumber 
 
 Arcade Hotel, 
 
 lone City. Amador Co., - California, 
 
 JAS. McCAULEY, Proprietor. 
 
 BOARD AND LODGING, 
 
 Prom •l.'!»0 to 9.7.09 per day. 
 
 Iowa City, 
 
 PLACEll COUNXy. 
 
 Adge F I, painter 
 
 AUa Mining Co . 
 
 Brown .1 F, ^en mdse 
 
 Bur ihum L r, carpenter 
 
 Canlor J B, agt \V U Tel Co and liquors 
 
 Chinn J W, pjstmister 
 
 Clayton VV K, pa.iiter 
 
 Cook J M, cnruenter 
 
 Cunningham h, attorney 
 
 Dmlley C C, attorney 
 
 Eiazler John, meat market 
 
 Fitzer S C, carpenter 
 
 Goodwin W A, watchmaker 
 
 Hawkins Geo, geu mdsj 
 
 Hursley J D, constable 
 
 Iowa Hill Canal Co 
 
 Hyman S, dry goods ' 
 
 Iowa Hdl Water Works 
 
 Iserman Mrs H, hotol 
 
 Joned Geo, hotel 
 
 Joneg O, hotel 
 
 Kleiu C, liquors 
 
 Kotter L, liquors 
 
 Lafever A, blacksmith 
 
 Lcbanan Minin;^ Co 
 
 Macy C F, druggist and postmaster 
 
 McClary A C, uen mdse 
 
 Morning 8t ir Min Co 
 
 Myers W H, bkM>ts and shoes 
 
 My rick J \V, propr Water Works 
 
 New York & Placer Co 
 
 Orion Mining Co, W W Andersoa supt 
 
 Ossiij J, nijut m irket 
 
 Fitrker John, blacksmith 
 
 I'lirker S K, gen mdse 
 
 PeiiMi»ylvani.i Mining Co 
 
 Peterson O H. physician 
 
 Pioneer Mining Ci> 
 
 Reconitructi HI Mining Co 
 
 RetKl & Spancer, livery 
 
 San Fr inci^co (i M Co 
 
 Schmitt John, Itrewery and liquors 
 
 Silva A, liquors and livery 
 
 Smiloy John, gen mdse 
 
 Spjiicer E(J, lumberman 
 
 Spencer O J, lumlK>rm.m 
 
 Sprague S M, moat market 
 
 Stone A J, gen mdsn 
 
 Stone J, ))ootmaker 
 
 St-me P, justice of the peaca 
 
 Wile >x C H, carpenter 
 
 Wolverine Mining Co 
 
 Youuj' J, hotel 
 
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 Isleton, 
 
 SACKAMENTO COUNTY", 
 
 A postofHce on Andrus Inland, Sacra- 
 meuto river, 40 miles Itelow Sacramento. 
 
 Ames H M, Cal sn^ar manufr 
 
 Armstr.>ng H, butcher 
 
 Annitr mt; H C, livery and constable 
 
 Brown B B, li [uors 
 
 California Sugar Manufr Co, H li. Ames 
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 Ci.rter J J, li]uora 
 
 Cr mer 8, ge n mds? 
 
 GARDINER P H. gen mlso and agt 
 W, F ft Co 
 
 ISLETON HOTEL, W H Johuson pro- 
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 Brandon A 
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 California — Ideton-Jackson. 
 
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 Vance H, blacksmith 
 
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 Aamn^nn W, gen mdse, postmaster and 
 
 agt W, F ft Co; notary public 
 Gallaml, Aaronson ft Co, gen mdse 
 Olenn Dr H J, rancher (50,000 acres) 
 King F, hotel 
 Klockner J, bootmaker 
 Mnrphy M, liqnors 
 Sullivan G N, carpenter 
 
 Jackson, 
 
 AM4D0R COUNTY, 
 
 Is the cftnnty "at and a mining town of 
 consider dile importance. Fniit-gron in^ 
 and stock-r.iiii.ig tire features that con- 
 tribute very materially to iier supftcr':. 
 It is 146 miles from Sau Francisco, 
 reached via Amtidor Branch of the Cen- 
 tral I'acitic K. It. and sttge lines from 
 lone City. It has a |K)pulutioii of 1 ,400, 
 and two weekly, well conducted, news- 
 papers. 
 
 "AMADOR DISPATCH," WMPeniy 
 editor and iiripr 
 
 "AMADOE LEDGER," R Wcbbedi- 
 
 tor and iiropr 
 "AMADOR SENTINEL," Turner ft 
 
 Sanborn editor and propr 
 Amador Telephone Co, Penry & Will!- 
 
 man proprs 
 Arata Ant<me, liqnors 
 Bales ft Buttertieid, undertakers 
 Beisar Andrew ft Co, brewery 
 Brandon A, lumbar 
 Bright S W, butcher 
 Brown A C, atty at law 
 Brown C Y, physician and surgeon 
 Buchanan 1* (•, clergyman (M E) 
 Buttertieid J A, lumbt'/ 
 Cuminetti A, atty at law and district 
 
 atty and n' itary public 
 Campi S, gr.icer 
 
 CENTRAL HOTEL, U Lory propr 
 Coombs S C, w hitening and papcrhanirer 
 Draper ft Keetz, blacksmith and waguu- 
 
 moker 
 DWYER P, propr Globe Hotel 
 Kngon -I A, aity at law 
 EVANS ft ASKEY. propr National 
 
 Hotel 
 Farley T, atty at law 
 FOLQER S T, Folger Saloon 
 
 FONTENROSE L J, county clerk and 
 
 recorder 
 Freeman E G, saddle and harneiismaker 
 Gineras A, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 GINOCCHIO E & BRO, gen mdse 
 Globe Hotel, P Dwyer prjpr 
 Goldier H, justice of peace and varieties 
 Gucciona ft Poggi, b^irbers 
 Hall E S, atty at law 
 Harris 8, cigars, tobacco and varieties 
 
 and bootmaker 
 Harter D, carpenter 
 Hoilinan Frank, livery stable 
 Kay W, ice cream saloon, confectionery 
 
 and varieties 
 Kay \V^hotographer 
 KELLY P, constable 
 Koch Albert, varieties and barber 
 Lam»r .T B, atty at law 
 LANGHORST J H, watchmaker and 
 
 jeweler ,- 
 
 liCvy Jos, barber 
 Tathaow .Jno, undertaker 
 LORY R, propr Central Hotel 
 LOVE'S HALL, Thomas Love propr 
 
 LOVE THOMAS, Hiuors 
 
 MANOM S S. liquors 
 
 Marque Mrs !S, bakery 
 
 McKoy K K, deputy sheriff 
 
 Meok C M, postmaster and varieties 
 
 Meehan .James, county treasurer 
 
 Miller L, county supt schools 
 
 Mot)ro Geo, superior judge and atty at 
 law 
 
 Mnldonn E, li-juors 
 
 NATIONAL HOTEL, Evans ft Askey 
 proprs 
 
 Newman L ft Co, gen mdso 
 
 Norton W H, auctioneer 
 
 Palmer H W, livery stable 
 
 P:.quettc ft Girauard, blacksmiths and 
 wagimmakers 
 
 Parker .las B, boot and shoemaker 
 
 Penry Silas, atty at law 
 
 PENRY W M. editor and prapr ^'Ama- 
 dor Dispatch" 
 
 Petty A, county assessor 
 
 Phelps T J, i tty at law 
 
 PorttT.J M, atty at law 
 
 Ueichling P, watches, jewelry and mil- 
 linery 
 
 Rii'htmyer B F, notary public, agt W, F 
 ft Co and manager \V U Tel Ct» 
 
 Rocca Frank, liquors 
 
 Rose W, supt Zmle Mining Co 
 
 Samuels .1, dry goods and clothing 
 
 Sanguiuetti K, gen mdse 
 
 Sayers .Jos, li (uors 
 
 Schnclit B H, druggist and public ad- 
 ministrator and coroner 
 
 Schiller D, restaurant and liquors 
 
 SpasnoU D B, druggist and notary public 
 
 Steokler Chas, gen mdse 
 
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 AbniAmmCAi.i.r. 
 
 TelUerT/ouis, li()tion 
 Todd Wm, phyaicinn 
 TUB NEK & SABBOjEIN, editors and 
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 Turner W A, dentisfc 
 Yhlparaiso (juaitz Mine 
 V(W|an John, aheriiF 
 IK'JBBB R. editor and propr " Amador 
 
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 W'vller C, tin and hardiraro 
 AVhite Ueo, liquors and varieties 
 White J C & Co, liquors 
 \V hitmore F &I, sanmill 
 WHEY EDWARD, liquon 
 
 Williams J, caipeutor 
 
 Z^-ile Mining Co, W KosoMipt 
 
 National Hotel. 
 
 EVANS & A8KEY, 
 
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 JACKSON, 
 Amador County, Cal. 
 
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 Jamestown, 
 
 TUOLUMNE COUNTY, 
 
 Is a mining town and postofficc, 31 miles 
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 Aula FjCrncet ies and fancy goods 
 BUTTEftFIELD B F, ^en mdsc, ogt 
 
 W, V & Co and Phoinix Home Ins 
 
 Co, po.'tma8ter and S J & C C Tel opr 
 Daigle Jos, board and livery stubla 
 Jones O F, 8.tloon 
 Leluiid G A, bakery 
 I'l-eston A B, meat market and notary 
 
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 l(u^pi CbaR, groceries and li mors 
 Itivolo Frederico, groceries 
 WatcrbouMO Wm 11 11, blacksmith and 
 
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 \Vliyte r, restaurant and lod^^ing 
 
 Janal, 
 
 BAN DIEUO COUNTY. 
 
 HTDE ELISHA, postmaster and gen 
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 Jolon, 
 
 MONTEREY COUNTY. 
 
 Aldnco Dolores, grocerisa 
 
 Bolton 1 M, 8touk-ri>iier 
 
 Cataliinatt H, butcher 
 
 Dutton (ieo k Co, gen mdse, postoffice 
 
 and agts W, F & Co 
 Fleiuming William, hamcssmaker and 
 
 constable 
 Mcndoza Augustino, (.'roccries 
 Murray W J, blacksmith 
 
 Josephine, 
 
 SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY, 
 
 On the road from Paso de Eobles to Cam- 
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 Humphreys W S, gen mdsc and i)0st- 
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 Janesville, 
 
 LAS8GN COUNTY, 
 A village 12 miles cast of Suaanvillo. 
 
 Biingham K Cr, justice of the peace 
 
 (ii ddy C, coadtablo 
 
 Jcllcsoa J E, justice of the peace 
 
 Jenny Lind, 
 
 CALAVERAS COUNTY, 
 
 A mining camp reached by stages from 
 Mi.ton, bO miles distant. 
 
 Meyers Mrs Jrcob, hotel propr 
 
 Milier M. saloon 
 
 Orengo (I M ft Bros, gen mdso 
 
 Keeley Joe, blicksmith 
 
 Ugo C, gen mdae and postmaster 
 
 Judsonville, 
 
 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. 
 
 B:iglcy D, saloon 
 IIoImo 1 J, livery stable 
 .funes J P, hotel 
 Lam In &. Cross gen mdso 
 LANBO J JR, postmaster 
 L>ve Mrs Margaret, biarJiag 
 .Mc(iuirc P, blacksmith 
 Ui.n K, b.rlicr 
 Tyler N A, hotel 
 
 Jersey Landing, 
 
 CONTR.\ COSTA COUNTY. 
 
 KYLES W C, groceries, liquors, dry 
 goods, hrrdware, agricultural implo- 
 ments and poatmoater 
 
 Julian City, 
 
 SAN DIEUO COUNTY, 
 
 Is a very pretty mining town, 45 miles 
 distant, in a uorthetister'y diieetion, 
 from San Dijgo. The Nceuiu features 
 are magnilict- at ttttractious, and the cli- 
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 Bailey I) D, livery st.iblo 
 Bashtord O 1^ saloon 
 Kiuidy Thos, saloo:i 
 Clough Mrs M A, (irand Hotel 
 Dean (Seo, constable and collector 
 Kinir & McDowell, gen mdso 
 Levi Isaac, gcji mdse ' 
 
 McDowell iS A, postmaster 
 Made Thos P, atty nt law 
 •Stratton Thos, blacksmith 
 Swniu (ieo W, justice of poaco 
 Wilson Henry, gen mdae 
 
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 Junction, 
 
 LASSEN COUNTY. 
 
 Ingram Robert, carpenter 
 LENT A E, postmaater 
 McKisaick J, cattleman 
 Roberts J C, hotel 
 Roberts S M, hotel 
 Ross Allieit, stock-raiser 
 Ross Roberto, capitalist 
 Stiemberger J M, hotel 
 
 Junction City, 
 
 TRINITY COUNTY, 
 
 A small place, 9 miles southwest of 
 Weaverville. 
 
 Berein John, saloon 
 
 DAT C W, hotel nnil postmaster 
 
 Jiiven VV C, butcher 
 
 Mippler Chas, blacksmith 
 
 Raub L F, saloon 
 
 Versteaag P, drugs and confectionery 
 
 Whitmore & Reed, gen mdso 
 
 Eeene, 
 
 KERN COUNTY. 
 WELLS H P, postmaster 
 
 Kelsey, 
 
 EL DORADO COUNTY. 
 
 A mining village 6 miles north cf 
 Plucerville 
 
 Allen Tho^ liquors 
 Anderson VVm, gen mdso 
 licwis Tho8, gen mdse 
 Newel \Vm, justice of the peace 
 Poor John, gen mdse 
 Roelke (i H, constable 
 Siesenop A, hotel 
 SBBSENOP J A. postmaster 
 
 Eelseyville, 
 
 LAKE COUNTY, 
 
 (Uncle Sam postoflice), 
 
 Is distant from Cloverdale ^5 miles, and 
 ia reached via Cloverdale and Clear f^ike 
 Stage Line. It is beautifully located at 
 the f Hit of Uncle Sam mountain, and is 
 the central point «if the county, seven 
 miles from the county seat, Lakeport, 
 and on the border of Clear Lake, distant 
 
 1^ miles. The population is about 250, 
 and the resources are chiefly agricultu- 
 ral. Four churches are here, the M. E., 
 the Presbyterian, a Campbellite and a 
 Catholic. 
 
 There is a mound here from which is- 
 sues a natural gas, a hole b.i ig dui; a 
 few feet in diameter, and one or two feet 
 deep. Upon throwing in a piece of lizhted 
 paper, the gas at once ignites, and a oaau* 
 tifid blue tlame appears, burns fiercely a 
 short time, and then gradually dies out. 
 
 Bole H C, saloon , 
 
 Boone J T, physician and ci ruggist 
 
 Ci>x J L, justice of peace aud feed stable 
 
 DE PENCIEB BROS, mi m Ise 
 
 Fox Kev B, ftastor Catholio Church 
 
 (jii>rd John, saloon 
 
 <«reene A D, liquors 
 
 Hayter D S, wagonmaker 
 
 HOWE IRA, pr«>pr Uncle Sam Hotol 
 
 .Tones C P, pastor M K Church 
 
 Kelsey John, gunsmith 
 
 Merritt R I), pork packer 
 
 Mitchell J A, pastor Presbyterian Church 
 
 Noble S B, blackaiiiith 
 
 Ormiston Mrs L P, propr Kelseyville 
 
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 PETERSON A, shoemaker 
 Piner Bros, butchers 
 SLOCUM A A, gen mdse and agent W, 
 
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 UNCLE SAH HOTEL. Ira Howe 
 
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 YOTJNQ W G» postmaster and general 
 
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 KERN COUNTY, 
 
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 Brndy I* T, blacksmith and livery stable 
 
 BROWN A, gen mdse and pustuiaster 
 
 Cook Wni, lirowery and liquors 
 
 F«y Alvin, notary public 
 
 }{o«)ver M, physician 
 
 Linn .lackson, lii{uors 
 
 Micliels I k Co, gen mdse 
 
 Murphy J .1, gen mdse it 
 
 Peterson N P, hotel 
 
 Rawlings J S, liquors 
 
 Sumner I W, livery stable 
 
 Tibbetts R (;, hotel 
 
 Wyatt Mark, blacksmith 
 
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 Eibesillah, 
 
 MENDOCINO OOONTf. 
 
 Anderson A, bootmaker 
 
 Banker Fr mk, livery stable 
 
 Brnker T H, hotel 
 
 Barrett J VV, saloon 
 
 Claxton Ci W. justice of peace 
 
 Hatch 8 B, bldckimith 
 
 Uiinter J S, sawiaill 
 
 Hunter & Stewart, gen mdsa 
 
 Powell U T, justice of peace 
 
 fiobiiisou J L, harness and saddlery 
 
 Smith (r \V, saloon 
 
 Smith K J & Sous, hotel 
 
 Whipple F A, insurance agent and post- 
 
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 Whipple H E, attorney at law 
 WHIPPLE H £ & SON, genmdse 
 Whi(»ple & Henry, furaitiire factory 
 Whipple J F, niiuager W U Tel Cj 
 
 Kiugsburg, 
 
 TULAUE COUNTY, 
 
 Is ori the Visalia division of the South 
 era Pacific K. K., 20 miles from Fresno 
 
 Bariant A, blacksmith 
 
 Bariunt Antony, harnosa and saddles 
 
 B.irlow Jno M, saloon 
 
 D.ivis S, gen milsc 
 
 D ilch Hujrh, saloon 
 
 Draper E J, hutel 
 
 EiidiC'itt Chits, bliicksmilh 
 
 Uosncr Wui T, justice of peace 
 
 (iuudjUinger E. gen mdse 
 
 Kinney E B, pojtm.ister and express 
 
 agent 
 Mayticld A C, harncs) and saddles 
 Porlior It, fruits and vegetables 
 Peaks Wiu, hotel 
 Pooge S C, attorney at law 
 Scott W W, tlruggistJ 
 Simpion P, hotel 
 Welsh Juo B, deputy sheriiT and con 
 
 stable 
 
 Franklin James, carpenter 
 
 Fur^s :>n Wm, blacksmith 
 
 (Jreen D D, blacksmith 
 
 Ham A, viueyard 
 
 Haslaclier J & Co, gen mdso 
 
 Jones Pi, hairdresser 
 
 Lowe J H, phvsician 
 
 McAllister 8, butcher and constablo 
 
 McCluin &, Co, hotel 
 
 Mcliean A, hotel 
 
 Miller Freil, liquors 
 
 Schell A & Co, wine distillers 
 
 Shell & Co, vineyard 
 
 Stewart W E, friiit grower 
 
 VALPY A M, gen mdae, -ont W, F 4 
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 Vogt Caspar, bootmrvker 
 
 Viyle L, livery stable 
 
 W.irner John, pjstmister, notary pub- 
 lic and justice of the pjucj 
 
 Williams Janus, saloon 
 
 Knight's Landing. 
 
 (See Grafton.) 
 
 S. J. FRYETT, 
 
 Postmaster ani Exprass Agent. 
 
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 Drugs, Medicines & Chenisals 
 
 Fftasy aal XjUs*. Acticles, 
 
 Sponges, Brush js, Peifamsiy, &c. 
 
 KXKiiHTti IiAlIDIX<iS, €AL. 
 
 Physi ians' Prescriptions carefully oompiund- 
 eU, uikI orilerit tviHweroU with cans anti diaiiuirh. 
 
 ^'a-'ituri a:iu P.wiicMini fr<)m ttieUnaiit y wl 1 
 fln 1 our 8tOk.'k of Metliuincs cj np.ote, wariuutod 
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 Knight's Ferry, 
 
 8T.\NISLAU8 COUNTY, 
 
 A smdl town on the Stinislans river, 
 12 mdes from Oukdole, has abjut 400 
 iuh..b^tauts. 
 
 Bnrnes Mrs, hotel 
 
 D.)lli:ig Otto, liquors . 
 
 Dolling Victor, brewery 
 
 Fer^s m N, blacksmith 
 
 Foster P B, harnessmoker and saddler 
 
 Lafayette, 
 
 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. 
 
 The town is situated 16 miles fram 
 Oakland, and is reached by Brown & 
 Broi.' stigo li:ie from Cikland, and h.>s 
 a population of uboitt 40. 
 
 Brown W, flouring mill 
 
 Hastings N, hotel 
 
 ShiTve Bjnj;irain, gen mds3 and post- 
 
 uiiister 
 Thompson P, blacksmith 
 
 La Orange, 
 
 STANISLAUS COUNTY, 
 Has a popul.ttion of 160, and is inp- 
 
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 Basso Mrs M M, hotel 
 
 Butes Mrs M J, blacksmith and wagon- 
 
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 Brown Benj, livery stable 
 Coakley Caleb, blacksmith and wagon- 
 
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 Gannon Cichard, saloon 
 Oilman Jno L, liquors 
 Hammond Bros, gen mdse 
 HAMMOND J A. justice of the peace, 
 
 notary public, agent W, F & Co, and 
 
 ])ostnin8ter 
 J^nepan J L, supt D & II M Co 
 Joaquin Antone, bootmaker 
 Morton Bros, saloon 
 Olcese & M iitevt ide, gen mdso 
 I'eters Jno, bootmakir 
 ]{udy liro.s, butchers 
 Vignos Jno, gen nulso 
 
 Lakeport, 
 
 LAKK COL NT V, 
 
 Has a prpul: tion of S()0, i? n prowin 
 and jirosperous town, Iho county aj;it 
 anddist.tnt from San Francisco I'J'JnuUs, 
 reactu'd r.Vi San Francisco and North 
 Pacilic IJiiilro.id. The country immedi- 
 iitcly surroundiuir it and tiil)utary to it, 
 is a rich gr.ziag and agricultural 
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 AdiimiJ D, liquors 
 
 ARNOLD M,l>«si•^t.»ntc^.8lli^^ Bank of 
 
 BANK OF LAKE, Alex F Tate nrost, 
 Frank 1) Tunis cashi r and M Ar- 
 iio'd r.sst c ishit r, Main 
 r.racli Mrs J, rt'st.iurant and bakery 
 BIGERSTAFF W J, postni,.ster, 
 
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 BldQI ANGELO, watolnnakcr and 
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 Bocthel K, b >otinakcr 
 
 BOOOS H C, prost Farmers' isaviugs 
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 Boggs L If, asst. cashier Farmers' Sav 
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 Brav Mr^j A, restaurant and bakery 
 
 BDNDY T, boat builder 
 
 Bur^e J B, phot"graj)her 
 
 Burnette i'eter, county sheriff and col- 
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 Burriss B F, cler^fyman (Methodist) 
 
 Butler W J, butcher 
 
 Carson Auo J, urocerios 
 
 CHAPMAN MRS 8 V, proprietress of 
 Mound Cutt igo ilutel, Main 
 
 Childs H F, liquors 
 
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 CLEAR LAKE HOTEL, J N Miller 
 
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 Colin H & Son, gen mdso 
 COOK JOHN R, proprietor of "Lake 
 
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 Crawford Woods, atty at law 
 
 CRUMP & JACKSON, proprs 
 
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 Ci ump K W, dist atty 
 Crumpton H J, physician ' 
 
 Davenport A E, bartender 
 Davis Thos, barber 
 Downes J S, physician 
 l':iliott J W, atty at law 
 Everett J' W, secy Farmers' Business 
 
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 Boggs prcst, J W Mackull cushiorand 
 li 11 Boajijfs asst cashier 
 
 CreeneW W, hotel 
 
 (iully & liCO, gen mdse 
 
 Ilediiik Dr L, tlentist 
 
 Hudson K J, supeiior judge 
 
 Ilutf \V B, painter 
 
 Jenkins C C, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Kediy J A, couTity surveyor 
 
 Keiniedy B, cariK-nter 
 
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 KENYON S W,pr.i>rLikeport Livery 
 
 Ligassick .luo, boot and s'locmaker 
 
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 "LAKE DEMOCRAT." John ll Cook 
 
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 Ii"vy & Luviiie, gen mjsj 
 Lilly Cr B, furnitur>.' 
 Lilhrl (! II, clrr^yman (Bptist) 
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 M.icki 11 J W, casliijr Farmers' Saviiigs 
 
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 M lo .las, carpenter and coroner 
 Mathews Mac, county supt of schools 
 McCarty A P, atty at law and uutary 
 
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 McQEE J B, gc" mdso 
 McOEE W D, manager C L & M Tel 
 
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 McIIarvey C F, harnossmiker 
 Mewhinuey Isutc, wheelwright 
 MILLER J N. propr Clear I>uko Hotel 
 Moore (iuwn, butcher 
 
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 Noel A E, atty at law 
 
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 Oliver H A, county clerk and recorder 
 Paul £ M, juatica of paaco and notary 
 
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 FHELAN C E, druggist 
 Phulau N, couaty assesaor • 
 Porter N M, carp3nt jr 
 Portfrlield J \V, harness and saddlery 
 KiddieiMra SM, millinery and drjss- 
 
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 BOBINSON J B, prcst Farmers' Bus- 
 
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 Roetbel Eilw VV, bootmaker 
 l{oss Hm, blacksmith and wagonmakor 
 lidss k Hurh, blackimithsi 
 SAVI3ABE J, tailor 
 Siium HIS L G, liquors and billiards 
 Siip'ns J F, bootmaker 
 T)/ 'i,?PY N, stoves, tin and hardware, 
 
 SLOTTEBBECS CHilBLE3. gun- 
 
 smith and telescopic title maker 
 Smytlie J L, utty at law 
 St lab H G. tailor 
 St vrr M, iljur mill 
 
 STUART J M, undertaker and cabi- 
 net m^ker 
 
 TATE ALEX F, prest Bank of Laka, 
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 TH3RNT0N P H, dru-gist and sur- 
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 Thoini)3 )n K L, liquors 
 Thompjou W H, liquors 
 
 T(JXI3 FRANK D, cashior Bank of 
 
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 Woi bm ma Otto, brickmaker • 
 
 Wolih & Bi-itt, attys at law 
 William i Davi.l, cuauty troasuror 
 
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 Lakeport, CaL 
 
 Lakeville, 
 
 BONOMA COUNTV, 
 
 Is a point, on the S. F. & N. P. Railroad, 
 distant from San Francisco 37 miloi, audi 
 ii the point of transfer for Sonoma. 
 
 Botlwell C A, postm ister 
 Holly & Co, blacksmiths 
 
 Lancha Plana, 
 
 AMADOR COUNTV, 
 
 Is aicoly situated in a rich agricultural, 
 milling an I fruit-growing region, tiftocu 
 miles southwest of Jackson. 
 
 Earlc L M, justice of peace 
 
 La Porte, 
 
 PLUMAS COUNTY. 
 
 A small mining town on the ridge 
 wJiioh divides Yuba and Feather rivers, 
 It has an elevation of 4,500 feet above 
 the aea level. 
 
 Babb Geo, livery stable 
 
 Bank of I^a Porte, Dixon Brabban prest 
 
 Buckley H, hotel 
 
 Canny .1 &, C, butchers 
 
 Cayvit Mrs, hotel 
 
 Chaml)crlin B H, saloon 
 
 Darlin T J, varieties 
 
 (Joailiiard 15, restaurant 
 
 Hirria A, stoves and tinwaro 
 
 Misoii II, gen mdso 
 
 McNeil H, boota and shoes 
 
 Mussey J M, physician 
 
 RUineliart M, physici in 
 
 Roseuberg Bros, gen mdsa 
 
 Russul S S, hardware 
 
 Turner J \V, atty at law and notary 
 
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 ASHINGTON HENRY, druqs and 
 varieties, justice of pjoce and post- 
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 Whoeler S, cashier Bank of La Porte, 
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 Latrobe, 
 
 EL DOll^VDO COUNTY, 
 
 A small town on the Sacramanto and 
 Placcrville Railroad, '.iS miles from the 
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 Dudon C W, railroad and tel a-rt 
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 Krausae F E, meat market 
 Miller J H, hotel 
 Kiebdom & Ad >m8, gen mdao 
 Treuholtz E, phyaiciuu 
 
 Leesville, 
 
 COLUSA COUNTY. 
 
 Bliss Wm, hotel 
 
 Clark ft C hamberlnin, gen mdso 
 
 I'crduc Peter 8, hotel 
 
 Lemoore, 
 
 TULAKE COUNTY, 
 
 BEATER OSCAK, aaloon 
 
 Hrewster S (i, c<irpenter 
 
 Bums .Idhn, toHcher 
 
 Kush ft Kandiill, blacksmiths 
 
 CJit'ivers Kev Thus, M E church 
 
 Clinton & Fiuley, carpenters, cabinet 
 makers nnd undertakers 
 
 COPEIAin) C W, groceries, fancy 
 goods an<l postmaster 
 
 Davidson R C, carpenter and upholsterer 
 
 Dickson Jus, ajjt b P R R ft \V U Tel Co 
 
 Disney M, photograpner 
 
 Dimcan N P, physician and surgeon 
 
 Krlanger K, ins ugt 
 
 P'eatlicrstoii Rrv E F, pastor M E 
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 Fullett (i W, gen mdse and sewing ma- 
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 Fowler \V F. justice of the peace 
 
 Fox Mrs J H, millinery 
 
 FURNISH G N. pr.>pr Park House, 
 wool prower 
 
 FURNISH & LEE, saloon 
 
 OILROY L, gou indse, agt W, F ft Co 
 and sewing machines, notary public, 
 ins agt and agricultural implements 
 
 Goodman Josi ph, ins agt 
 
 Gray W A, atty at law and notary pub- 
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 Ham I H, manager flouring mill com* 
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 HAMlIN B, druggist, paints, oils and 
 
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 Heinleu A E, meat market, lumber 
 ' yard and ins agt 
 Heinlen J R, warehouse 
 Hite A Swoetland, groceries 
 INGRAM WM, propr Lemoore livery 
 
 and fee«l stable 
 Jacobs J Jr, atty at law and notary pub- 
 
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 Lee Ed, barber 
 
 LEMOORE LIVERY AND FEED 
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 Lobbell 8 A, photogra|ther 
 
 Lovelace L M, physician and surgeon, 
 eounty coroner and administrator 
 
 Lovelace M H, constable 
 
 MAGX S L. gen md->e, banking, ex- 
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 M"pe8 A 8, harness and saddles 
 
 Martin 1', shoemaker 
 
 Meri'iani C C, atty at law 
 
 Mooney A, gunsmith and varieties 
 
 Moore Dr L L, farmer 
 
 PARK HOUSE, G N Furnish propr 
 
 PHELPS F M, Miller's Germ-u com- 
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 Si>ub«)m Mrs b A, milliuery and dress- 
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 SCHLICKEISER ALBERT, adoon 
 
 ■Schwartz B, gun mdite, furniture, bed- 
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 Snott Rev G W, pastor (Biiptiat) 
 
 Travin J D ft Son, stove and tinware 
 
 Wiohman Chri*, barljer 
 
 Wils.>n R F, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Berl)cr W H, lioti-l and saloon 
 Hays ft Cunuin^hum, gen mdso 
 HAYS H B, tx'Btmastcr 
 Larsen 1, bootmaker 
 Paulsen Jacob, gen mdse 
 Phillips O, bliicksmith 
 Van Matre M, butcher 
 
 Lime Kiln, 
 
 TULARK COUNTY. 
 CARTER D F, postmaster 
 
 Lincoln, 
 
 PLACER OOINTY,' 
 
 Has a population of 400, and is very 
 pleasantly locatc<l on the line of the 
 (h-ocou di\ision of the Central Pooitic 
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 ALDRIGH GEO D, gen mdse and 
 
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 BEERMANN CARL, harness and sad- 
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 Bennett Henry, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 BurdL-e S D, boarding house 
 Casxidy Mrs Jennie, uoarding house 
 Dallman J, drv goodi and clothiug 
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 Oluddinz, McBoan ft Co, manufa aower 
 
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 OBAT ft OIBSOV. aalnon 
 liAEj^lTY JOHN, blacksmith and 
 
 wagonm iker 
 Kickpy L, blacksmith and wagonm-ikcr 
 HOPVERT H, bakery, auloou and 
 
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 Ingram \Vm, postmaster 
 
 Ingram & Young, drugs and groceries 
 
 JOLLET H W, bootmaker 
 
 Loh^e Honniu, geu mdae, and act Vf, 
 
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 Mulliiix Henry, salonn 
 BEE3E JAMES M, hairdresser 
 Smith John, bontm iker 
 STAADLEY N B, saloon 
 YOiT JACOB, meat market 
 WIL1CIN30N H F, propr Logan 
 
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 Little Lake, 
 
 MENDOCINO COUNTY, 
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 liocated '22 miles from Uki ih, is a town 
 of modern growth, it having been laid 
 out in 1878, and alreudy numbers u 
 IMipuIation of about SOO. Its principal 
 strk-et is graded and graveled, and the 
 people poES as vim and enterprise. The 
 Mendi>cin>i Agricultural Assuciition h .e 
 its grounds ueur this place, and to the 
 efforts of the citizens its inauguration i ■ 
 mi.inly due. The town is the center 'f 
 tra4ie for some 25 siuaro miles, situated 
 in Little Luke valley, which id about 
 four miles in diameter. 
 
 Bamett E. gon mdae 
 
 Brown & Davis, hotel and livery 
 
 Buel E C, carpenter 
 
 C<>ate» B F, drugs 
 
 Crowley Alex, livery stable 
 
 Day K O, restaurant 
 
 Dobkins J 8, blacksmith 
 
 Holman Bros, liquors 
 
 Hopper & Young, lic^uors 
 
 L'imbort & .Siinoiison, gen mdse 
 
 Mi:Bt B Cw, butchers 
 
 McC'arty W A, blacksmith 
 
 Morzan k Kelley, gristmill 
 
 NORTON BROS, lumber mill 
 
 dealers ia general morcliauiHjO 
 Parsons A 0, harness and saddlery 
 llo« O A, pastor (Congregational) 
 Vincent l>'S, wagonmakcr 
 Willit4 Hir..m, gen uidso and 
 
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 Little River, 
 
 MKNDOCINO COUNTY, 
 
 0-1 the coast, ICO miles abjve San Fran- 
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 Coombs & Per'.; ins, lum1)er and gon mdse 
 
 Corri^an J S & Co, gon mdso 
 
 Dennon J N, carpenter 
 
 Kent \Vm H, meat market 
 
 Mablmaun A F, hotel 
 
 Norager Cha<«, hotel 
 
 PuUen C, millwright 
 
 8am|NSon K <f, blacksmith 
 
 Stafford W D, hotel 
 
 Stevens Is.'iah, postmaster 
 
 Stickncy U, farmer 
 
 Little Story, 
 
 COLUSA COUNTY. 
 
 DAVIS J R, postmaster 
 Uun^erford M C, justice of peaco 
 O'Nfil Louis, blacksmith 
 Woyand J ulius, notary publie 
 
 Little York, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY. 
 
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 Powei's supt 
 Bu-.h D K, pn.pr Red Dog Water Works 
 iJandon Miiin,^ Co, J MoAlliator supt 
 Kaatoi C D, gon mdse 
 Fox & Coadman, geu mdso 
 Hill H J, toll road 
 Hill & Hudep<)h(>, gen md^c 
 Lib.Tty Hill Mining Co, H S Rogcn agt 
 Little York Water and Mining Co, D 
 
 W Balch supt 
 Mammoth Blue Gravel Miaing Co, D 
 
 \V Balch supt 
 Planet (Jravel Mining Co, H U Ivins 
 l{emin.;toa Ditch Co, John Hussy agt 
 biiickt^m Milling Co, E P llubb,.rd agt 
 IStehr Henry, w.iter right and ditch 
 8wamp Angel Mining Co, G A Frick 
 
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 Wild Cat Miaing Co, James Fhillipi 
 
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 Litton Springs, 
 
 SONO.\IA COUNTY, 
 
 Is situatwl on the S F AN P R R, 7C 
 miles from San Francisco. 
 
 Boutoti A, orchard and narSary, near 
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 Live Oak, 
 
 SUTTER COUNTY, 
 Is cijht miles north of Stockton. 
 
 Andrews S R, black.smith 
 
 Armstrong ft Mc Far land, groceries 
 
 Brown Austin, boarding 
 
 Enbers Win, liquors 
 
 GODFREY H J,gen md^o, warehouse, 
 
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 Rumsdell I N, liquors 
 
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 Livermore, 
 
 ALAMEDA COUNTY, 
 
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 ALVISO VALENTIN, landowner 
 Aiiselopuln I'H, biikery 
 ANSPACHEa BROS, gen mdso 
 Autlioiiy F A, Htovus, tinware aud hard 
 
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 ATJBURT ELLIOTT, atty at law 
 Aylwtird Johii, wagon nianufr 
 BAUDILLINI A. Washington Ifotcl 
 BABTLETT W P. propr "Uveimoro 
 
 Herald" 
 Bastian Geo, saloon 
 Beazeu A <•, blacksmith 
 COMSOYS, BLOCK & GO, gen mdse, 
 hardware, and agriuulturul imple- 
 ments 
 Conrad Henry, barber 
 CUTLER L H, druggist and physician 
 Dutcher V D, stoves and tinware 
 Flanasan Patrick, blacksmith 
 FRANZEN PETER, a doon 
 OAROE|fETER C & BROS soda 
 
 works ami saloon 
 
 Gelich Pasquale, cigars, tobaceo, candy 
 and priMlnuo 
 
 Gillis James, apn mdso 
 
 ORAK\M ROBT W, justice peace 
 and furniture d ealer 
 
 QRASSI FRANK, Morning Star 
 Hotel 
 
 Corner Themlore, saddler and harness 
 maker 
 
 Harvc-y John, livery stable 
 
 Heslep P C, agricultural work 
 
 Hilton Gilley, town marshal 
 
 Hobbs S, hay merchant 
 
 Holmes N B, uarriai^e and wagon manu- 
 facturer and gen blacksmith 
 
 HORTON & KENNEBT, lumber and 
 windmills 
 
 HTJPERS HORITZ. Farmrrs Ex- 
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 JaccardH P, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 JAOOE ROBT H, boot and shoemaker 
 
 JAHNIOEN OU&TAV, saloon 
 
 JARRETT G B, physician 
 
 JORDAN WENDELL, Livermore 
 
 « Brewery 
 
 Jenkins Mrs W P, hotel 
 
 Keene Cornelius, bootmaker ' '"* 
 
 LAVICEISTER WILLIAM F, Liver 
 
 more Flouring Mills 
 licvy S, gen mclse 
 Lindloy Curtis U, atty at law and no 
 
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 LIVERMORE ROBERT landowner 
 LOVE M F H, notary public and attj 
 liow W N, Li verm ore Hotel 
 NOONAN DENia constable 
 Muck M F, boot and shoe store 
 MALLT F, gen mdse, boots, shoes, 
 
 clitthing and stationery 
 MoCAw D, B^nk Exchange Saloon 
 McKeane Peter, butcher 
 MoLEOD A J, postmaster 
 Meodenhall D A, ft Co, dry goods and 
 
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 Mitchel J T/, R R Express and ins agt 
 Mnrotte Chas N, haraessmaker 
 MORETTE J P, harness and saddles 
 MOYE & CONNOLLY, Livermore 
 
 Meat Market 
 O 'hrien James, harness and saddler 
 PINK LEWIS, postoffioe and saloon 
 Power F P, priest (Catholic Church) 
 Ryan Miss Kuttie, millinery and dress- 
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 Schmidt Chr, saloon 
 SCHOENSTADT M F, Magnolia 
 
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 Sheldon Thnmns, saloon 
 SMITH J D, Livermore College 
 SMITH NIC3LAS, saloon 
 Smith W S, livery stable 
 
 Stanley Oeo, undertaker 
 
 STEVENS & WILKINSON, ware- 
 house rooms 
 Studer I'Ved, Imot and shoemaker 
 Taylor J, c irriage manufr 
 THOMAS D E. saloon 
 TRIPLER CHAS S, wineraiser 
 Waterman M ft Co, warehouse and grain 
 
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 Wetterau Simon, bikery and saloon 
 Wilkins George, tailor 
 
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 Sinif'e Meals , 26cU 
 
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 TAvertnorc, Almncda County, CnU 
 
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 Liyingston, 
 
 MERCED COUNTY. 
 
 (Crcflsy.) 
 
 OLDS ft BAEFIELO. gen mdso and 
 
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 OLDS E J, postmaster 
 
 
 Lbckeford, 
 
 BAN JOAQUIN COUNTY. 
 
 Is so apricaltnrol town, fonr miles from 
 Lodi. The coontry in the immediate 
 
 vicinity is very productive and the peo- 
 ple uru enor^ctic and prosperous. 
 
 Bruml M, gen mdsQ 
 
 C'l noil Miss S I^ dressmaker 
 
 Coil Jaa, curponter 
 
 Cotton Jereuiiuh, saloon 
 
 Cudncr A A, carpenter 
 
 Daily Thos, wagobmaker 
 
 Day & Fenn, restaurant , . 
 
 Foote E N & (lions, physicians 
 
 Grant J as 1', blacksmith and wi^oa- 
 
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 LOCKE D J, pen mdse and postmaster 
 Mtugee 8 L, fluur mill 
 Haley J H, hameasmaker 
 
 
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 HoIoinnO, civil engineer | 
 
 Mowry M C, butcher 
 
 Owens Geo, wheelwrijjht and Jnatioe 
 
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 PuHcoe W IT, elerto'inan (Conijm;ational) 
 Kinder Oeo, saloon and oonNtable 
 Kogrra Isnac, hntol 
 .Shenlen F, butcher .. • - ■ 
 
 Smith E, cleryvtnan (Methodist) 
 Stitcy Benj, ulaoksniith and wagon- 
 
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 Thompson Jno (}, tinner 
 Waguer K O, caqwuter and surveyor 
 Wilsim (Jeo, bootmaker 
 Wright k Miller painters 
 
 Lodi, 
 
 BAN JOAQiriN roUNTV, 
 
 Is Hituttted on the C. IV K.li. 14 miU-s frr)m 
 Stockton. The vicinity in eolehrated 
 for its rich soil nuil lurge crops. Lodi iH 
 a town of 7()0 iahahitunts, and posses^uH 
 A chair factory, tlouriiig mill, H.iwinill 
 Ac, as well ns xovcrai other nourishing' 
 i>usinoB!i institutions. 
 
 Ames J r, lilncksmith and wapr>ii!iiiikor 
 Baker .facob, hamesitniaker and s.'iddler 
 Beckwith B T>, drug'/iit and postmaster 
 Chambi-rsA C. liquors 
 Clapp Thos .1. cnr;»enter and builder 
 
 CL\J^ MBS GERTIE DE FORCE. 
 
 editres s and propr "Valley Review" 
 
 CLTUT & SMITH, agricultural imple- 
 ments and undertukeis 
 
 rolUnl .John, litiuors 
 
 vVmatock N A, carpenter and builder 
 
 Cope Kobt, bootmaker 
 
 DeForct'.John, chair factory 
 
 I)OBZIKSKY SAM. haii<lresaer 
 
 Kllis Kulph, LxxU Flouring Mill and graiit 
 
 KUispn &. Bunker, livery stable 
 
 Gordon C'hjvi li, physician 
 
 Gpoen Bnis, gen ukUhj 
 
 HANSON G]]SO F, drugs and station 
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 Has well C U, clcrgymoa (Methodist) 
 
 HERTEL C A E, physician 
 
 HETHERINOTON MRS AURA, 
 
 niilliuer and dressmaker 
 Hill G W, watches and jewelry 
 Ivory C O, g( B mdse and agt W, F ft Co 
 KoppikuB D . agt C P K K and W U 
 
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 Levinaky A L, gen mdw 
 lOOX LAND ft LUMBER CO. m 
 
 l itigatiop ; T Stoddard supt, sawmill 
 McUjINBT B a, marblo works 
 Meeker A C, laad^gt, notary public and 
 
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 MILLER WILLIAM H, house, sign 
 
 and oarriagepainter 
 MOWBY L C, justice of the pence, real 
 
 estate and insurance (see advt) 
 MundollJohn. hairdrester and varieties 
 Ralph Mrs G B. millinery 
 RIUH C A. g«n mdsn 
 Hixon NV J, restaurant 
 House ft Co. li({Uor8 and billiards 
 HuHMcllT 11, lit|uors 
 Hutledge A T, undertaker and lumber 
 Sinks Andrew, ciiqx'utcr and builder 
 SMITH HARVEY, bLcksmith and 
 
 wagonuiaker 
 Smith W l\ niiirket 
 Spencer J K, liotel 
 Steward W (.', ck-rgj-man (Conj^Tcga- 
 
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 STODDABD T, Hupt Lodi Laud and 
 
 Lumber Co ami huiiW-r dealer 
 TABOR MRS F CMD, electrician and 
 
 medicated b.itlis 
 Taylor B, blacksmith 
 Toni ft Mugler, Htuvcs and tinware 
 
 "VALLEY REVIEW." Mr.^ G DoP 
 
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 WilliiinisouC V, physician 
 
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 LODI. CAL. 
 
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 LODI, CAL. 
 
 Conmunicntions regarding town and 
 country iiropcriy in this vicinity will be 
 chterfaily attended to. 
 
 Lompoc, 
 
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 Is situated inland 14 mileo, and has stage 
 connection with Pncidc coast steamers, 
 by which it is reached. Distant from 
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 sources are strictly agricultural. For a| 
 n3w town it ia quite prosparouBeud well 
 built. It was settled by a colony whose 
 views of temperance were of the most 
 extreme character, the condition of pur- 
 chases bain^s; governed by an expressed 
 avowal to ab jtniu from the use of spirit- 
 uous liquors. 
 
 Austin W II, painter 
 
 Broughton W W, justice of Lhe peace 
 
 Browu b Sloan, butchers 
 
 Butchnrt Geo, hotel 
 
 Chamberlain W VV, jeweler 
 
 DIMOCK H C, physician and druggist 
 
 Dinwiddie J F, confectionery 
 
 Friel .1, h..tel 
 
 FBI SBEE J A, wheelwright 
 
 HENNma liiVINO P. secty L V L 
 
 Co, deputy dist atty and notary public 
 HILL ft D£A^, (F E Dean and M S 
 
 Hill), apiarists Puridima Ranch 
 Hill Jesse, stock-ranch 
 Ivory H, blacksmith 
 Johnson J F, physician 
 Lambert H 11, furniture 
 LaSalle Chas, npiarist 
 LnnsdcU A, tailor 
 McGee W J, bootmaker 
 McNealy H E, gen mdite 
 Murray JC, hamesamaker 
 Peck & Son, lianlwnro 
 Pond C E, atty at law 
 POWERS C W, publisher "Lompoc 
 
 Kecord" 
 Roberts Geo, pres L V L Co 
 Rudolph & Son, gen nidsc 
 SuMitders C C, lumber 
 Steward Mrs, dressmaker and milliner 
 Tucker B F, books and stati(mery, post 
 
 master and agt W, F A, Co 
 Turpin W M & Co, gon commi8<<ion 
 Walker Si Warm, livery and black 
 
 smiths 
 Webb J W, gen mdse 
 W U Tel Office with Rudloph & Son 
 
 ShuIteJno, saloon r , ''» 
 
 Stewart Mrs A, hotel 
 
 STBWART J J. po Jtmabt jr and agt W, 
 
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 Van Boeson V, saloon ' ,, 
 
 Zaun S, gen mdse ' / 
 
 Long Valley, 
 
 LASSEN COUNTY. 
 
 Chamberlain Reuben, hotel 
 OOTLE J W, postmaster 
 Stcinbfcrger J M, hotel 
 
 Los Alamos, 
 
 SANTA BARBARA COUNTY. 
 
 Ksim L, liquors 
 
 LESLIE A, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Martinez A, liquors 
 
 Snyder J D liquors and livery 
 
 Waite E A, blacksmith , 
 
 Whiteher & Pearson, blacksmith 
 
 Lone Pine, 
 
 INYO COUNTY, 
 
 A small place 18 miles south of Indopen 
 dence. 
 
 Collon Pr, physician 
 DockweilerC, saloon 
 Dodge J G, livery stublo 
 Edwards E H, gen mdse 
 Gelcich Dr, druggist and physician 
 Harvey A C, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Howard Paul, meat market 
 Laaky L, gen mdse 
 Meysan C, gen mdse 
 
 Los Angeles, 
 
 LOS ANUELES COUNTY, 
 
 Is the metropolis of Southern Califor- 
 niii, and is noted alike for its magnifi- 
 cent climiite, its extensive orange or- 
 chards and ita delightful situation. 
 Being the diverging and conv^rgin^ 
 point of five lines of railway, it is 
 made by the laws which govern ttatio 
 the chief commercial center of the 
 section, and with tlie increase in popu- 
 lation which must follow the steady 
 How of immigration now directed to 
 that quarter, her importance as an 
 emporium of traffic must augment pro- 
 portionately. At all seasons of the 
 year the hills and valleys of the vicinity 
 are covered with verdure, while flowers 
 of rare beauty and fragrance bli'iasom 
 perpetually. The soil of the locality is 
 very fertile, and yields abundantly. It 
 is the county seat and contains about 
 18,000 people, many of whom are of 
 Spani'^h birth and d<>«cent. The city is 
 beautifully laid out, has some magnili- 
 ccnt resiliences and charmin)^ yards, 
 while the business portion of the place 
 is quite substantially and tiistily built. 
 The drive to the Pacific Ocean, 17 miles 
 distant, is an enjoyment any summer 
 day that few, if any who have experi- 
 enced it, do not remember with expros- 
 sions of ecstacy. If cloudless skiesk 
 lovely landscapes, balmy atmosphoi'e, 
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 Ballade P, hoti 
 Bank Hermann, 
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 Barney J O, p| 
 Barton C C, pir 
 Bath A L, black 
 
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 Baumrich John 
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 ADAM F, merchant tailor, 13 Spring 
 Adams O B, barber, Postoffice Arcade 
 Allen VV C, saddler and harness maker, 
 
 188 Main 
 Allen W \V, atty at law, 2 Spring 
 ALVAUEZ & CASNAVE, meat mar- 
 ket, lo Sprin!{ 
 Alwcrd W W, board and lodging, 189 
 
 Main 
 Antoni Eil, groceries, 72 Lc Angeles 
 Apablasa C, blacksmith, 9& Aliimcda 
 Asbestine Sub-Irrigation Co, N Earl 
 
 •ecrttary, 1^ Spring 
 Austin H C, atty at law (land), 131 
 
 Muiti 
 AYERS JAMES J, editor and mnn- 
 
 ngt-r "Kvoning Express," *J3 Spring 
 Ayon A, barber, liil Alameda 
 Ayou Mrs A, dressmaker, 159 Ala- 
 meda 
 Baggiotti Francisco, plumbing, glazing 
 
 and tiuninsr, Olvera 
 Baker Mrs M J D, dressmukcr, 149 
 
 Spring 
 Ballade P, hotel, 141 Alameda 
 Bank Hcnnann, cabinetmaker, 3 Second 
 Bardiiy & Wilson, attys at law, 2 
 
 Spring 
 Barney J G, physician, COJ Main 
 Barton C C, physician, Gl Main 
 Bath A L, blacksmith and wugonmakcr, 
 
 108 Spring 
 Baumrich John, saloon. Court 
 Bayer Joe, restaurant, Muiu and He- 
 
 quena 
 Bayle Clevis, groceries, 77 Aliso 
 Ikiiudry Pmdent, real estate, 81 New 
 
 High 
 Btia^iary Water Works, P Beaudry, 
 
 81 New High 
 Beck J V, board 
 
 and hnlging, ISO 
 
 Spring 
 B<:!gue & Saubion, meat market, I San 
 
 Pedro 
 Behasque & Co, groceries and liquors, 
 
 Aliso and Alameda 
 BELL A T, saddles and harness (dealer 
 
 and maker), 115 Main 
 Bell Horace, atty at law, 56 Temple 
 
 block 
 Bell R L, groceries and provisions, 73 
 
 S pring 
 BENIIBTT M * SON, bootmakers, 62 
 
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 Beringer F, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 3i Spring 
 
 BERNARD JOHN JR, distillery, Ala- 
 meda 
 
 BERNARD JUAN, wine manufr, 
 propr U S Bonded Warehouse, Ala- 
 meda 
 
 Bernero G, groceries, opp S P R R 
 l>epot 
 
 Bernstein & Co, clothing and furnishing 
 goods, 73 Main 
 
 BERRY D M, editor "The Daily Com- 
 mcrciHl," 1! Spring 
 
 BERRY F E, publisher "The "^^ily 
 Commercial," 11 Spiing 
 
 Bertrand C H, bakery, 219 Main 
 
 Bicknell & White, attys at law, 13 and 
 14 Temple block 
 
 Bildarain Jesus Juan Cappe, manager 
 saloon. 24 Main 
 
 Bilderrain R, city assessor, 78 Temple 
 block 
 
 BILLS & GLOVER, propr Southern 
 Pacific Transfer Co, cor Afarket and 
 Spring 
 
 Birnhaum .T, tailor, 47 Main 
 
 Blaiichar Pierre, meat market, 182 New 
 High 
 
 Blanchard .T H, atty at law and notary 
 public, 54 Muiii 
 
 Bliss Oliver H, orange grove and vine- 
 yard, Alameda 
 
 Bjbenrieth & Votteler, saloon, 19 Court 
 
 Boettscher F C, saloon, '20 First 
 
 Boggs* & Ripley, cari).cntcr8 and builders, 
 5 Second 
 
 Boisseranc Joseph, saloon, Aliso and 
 Alamcdn 
 
 Bonebrakc & McManis, wagon, carriage 
 and harness repository, 27 Main 
 
 Bouille A, groceries, 45 Sixth 
 
 Boutte a, groceries, 5 Upper Main * 
 
 Bower &. Baker, foundry and machine 
 shop, 35 Spring 
 
 BRADSHAW T & CO, auction and 
 
 conunission, 52 Spring 
 BRAOO B F, physician and surgeon, 2 
 
 Pico House 
 Breor Louid, blacksmith, 41 San Pedro 
 Breson .loc, saloon, 97 Main 
 Bright k Egan, saloon, cor Spring aud 
 
 Court 
 Bright James C, dry goods, clothing, 
 
 boots <and shoes, 52 Main 
 Broile Chas, groceries, 119 vSpring 
 Brodrick W J, ins agt, 3 Commercial 
 Brooks, Clarke ft Russell, searchers of 
 
 records, 2 Spring 
 Bro8i4eau Julius, atty at law, 56 Baker 
 
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 BROWN H B| •uctiou store, 15 Court 
 Bro\^ John C, bootmaker, Spring nr 
 
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 Brown Otto, barber, Commercial 
 BfiOWN THOMAS B, atty at law 
 
 and district atty, i)l and D2 Temple 
 
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 BRUNJIS JOHN, saloon, 123 Main 
 
 BRUNSOSr & WELLS, attya at law, 
 
 cntn.uce 14 Baker bluck 
 Buchiiniian S H, architect, 51 and 55 
 
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 Buinell Mrs N K, drensmiikor, MJ6 
 
 Spring 
 Burdick H, stoves, tinware and hard- 
 
 Wiire, SO .Spring 
 Burkhardt Mrs M S, dreaamaker, 107 
 
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 Biima J, Hewing-machine ag% 148 Main 
 Burton Mi^s Carolean 0, hair work, 
 
 137 M.in 
 Bush C H, watchmaker and jeweler, 44 
 
 Main 
 BUTLER GEO R,Hupt Fasldon Livery 
 
 and Mi.ck .stable, 'Ji» Mai i 
 Butler JessL'e H, watchmak'-r and jew- 
 eler, I3<JMaiu 
 Cabanis Lewis O, money broker, '2'2 
 
 'l\ mple Mock 
 Cabot C atty at law and land .igt S ]' 
 
 R U, 80 'lVni;.!t' block 
 Ci.mjibcll I)ulo«, livery and feed stable, 
 
 47 Aliso 
 Cantpa N & Co, groceries and fruits, 5S 
 
 Sprii'g 
 C. pit. ni K, niaccHiiuii factory and bak 
 
 ery, Hi and H<) Aliso 
 Capitol Millu (Hour), Demiiiu, ]\dmer & 
 
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 Cara«sua H, cutler, 'lii Couiujerci .1 
 Ci rnionez Fniucisco, grocerio.s, 151 
 
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 CARTER & RICE, publishers .Semi- 
 
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 CASENAVE P & CO, I'r.pr^ L A 
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 Ci-«eri<', millinery and straw works, 
 57 Spring 
 
 CitJttruiio BroH, grotjcries, l'J4 Main 
 
 Cai«vi»-llS B, colltctor L A City Water 
 
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 CELIS PASTOR i)E, editor L.^ Cro- 
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 Cf-nlli S, tioU'l. I '■« \lanied;i 
 CHAPMAN & PAUL, Ht..v,;s and ti;i- 
 
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 Cliiipm .u K H, notary public and atty 
 
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 Charvoz Aatoine, barber, II Mail 
 Chauvin A C, grocerien and licjiiors, 70 
 
 Maii i 
 
 CHEESEBROUOH CHAS C, ci^ar* 
 
 and tobac^co, PotiUjffice Arcade 
 
 CHILDS M W, stoves, t.'nware, hard- 
 ware, glass ware and t'jois, 21 Loa 
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 Clark C W, grooerieB and liquors, Dow- 
 ney ave. East L A 
 
 Close & Celestin, Franooni Livery and 
 Feed Stable, 15 Aliso 
 
 Cohn Adolph, dry goo'.is and clothing, 5 
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 Colin 1, wi.ies, liijuors and cigars, 127 
 Main 
 
 Cohn Isidor & Co, dry goods and cloth- 
 ing and furnishing goods, 7J Main 
 
 Coha Nath m, with 1 C(thu, 7i> M in 
 
 Collins M T, saloon, Ala-.ied.i and Com- 
 mercial 
 
 Collins 1{ L A. Co, intait maiket and pro- 
 visions, ;{7 .Spring 
 
 CoineniS F, Imtel, cor Alisj and Ala- 
 meda 
 
 COMMERCIAL BANK, i K Holleu- 
 
 bu'ck pro-s, K V .Spjuce ci^ahijr, GO 
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 Ciintidence Engine Co No 2, Itobert Kck- 
 hardt furem.iu, 158 Mai.i 
 
 GONTERNO D, musij teacher, 30 
 
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 CONTERNO'S BAND, O D Conterno 
 
 Icider, HO .Second 
 Continental Oil & Triuisportatiou Co, I 
 
 H Oastott agt, 7il .Spring 
 (.'ook & Coiiiillo. b-irbfi-s, '29 Spring 
 Cooley W K, furniture aivd beildi.ig, 27 
 
 .Sjiring 
 Coiiliuer C L, merchant tailor, 14.) 
 
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 CORONA MRS D S, dresjmaking and 
 
 liulicM' g.irinunts, 45 M.dn 
 Coronol Antonio F, orange gt /o and 
 
 wi.ie grower, Alame<la 
 Corwin & Caldwell, carjventora and build- 
 
 erH, .Spring 
 COSOROVE JAMES, Shamrock Sa- 
 lt >oji, 55 I Am Angele* 
 
 COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Hammei 
 
 & Ojiiker propi'K, 45 t.i 51 Midn 
 Costa M II, kirber, S ]' K K Depot 
 Coulter B F. ilry goods and furuiahing 
 
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 siii in in cliuge, Fast Los Angolos 
 CoupilCteo, shoemaker, 101 Spring 
 Coverrubijwtf, livery and fo*xi stable, IS 
 
 Muia 
 Crawfonl J S, dentist, 12 Downey bhvjk 
 Crimmi ui John, g<istitting and plumbing, 
 
 81) .Spring 
 Cr.isl>y & IVinks, barbers aitd batlia, 8 
 
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 Crump & Young, Imkery, 1 Upp3r M.'.m 
 CuUen W B, county tax collector, C;>i'r» 
 
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 Curley J E, constable, 39^ Spriiif; 
 Chiyas A, teacher of Spanish, 24 Main 
 Onyas A Mrs, lod^ringR, 24 Main 
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 pnhlisber, D M Berry editor, 11 
 
 Sprinir 
 "DAILY MORNING JOXTRNAL," 
 
 Hewitt &. Co proprs. Main 
 Daly Mrs 8, millinery, 135 Main 
 DA7IS CHAS W, architect, H Downey 
 
 block 
 Davis Wm, bakery, 222 .Spring 
 Day & Hodgkins furniture and organs, 
 
 148 Main 
 Debat J, meat market, 20 Upper Main 
 Declez Wm, marble works, 44 First 
 Deniinp, Palmer & Co, proprs C'apitol 
 
 (flour) Mills, nr junction of Main and 
 
 Alameda 
 Demorest & O'Connor, cigars, tobacco 
 
 and canned fruit, 48 Commercial 
 Den 11 S, physician, 34 Main 
 
 D£ LA NTJX. MERTON ft CO, 
 
 PVench I-aundry Assotialiou, 11 n 
 
 Main 
 Del Vallc R F, atty at law, 38 and 30 
 
 'jVmple block 
 Desmond I), hats and cips, 101 Main 
 DeTurk — , feed yard. First 
 DevereiVlrs H R, milliaery, 13;) Main 
 Dcvine Martin, carpiiiter and builder, 
 
 167 M.iin 
 
 DILLON & KENEALY, dry g.>o is 
 
 and geutlemeiis' furuishing gtKxls, 80 
 
 Main 
 Doak & C<>, sewing machines, domestic 
 
 patterns, 4.'iA Main 
 DOBINSON GEO A, atty at law and 
 
 notary public*, 7r> Nliiin 
 Dobinaon & Williams Mrs, fancy goinl.' 
 
 and sewing machines. l*i,'> Main 
 Doikweiler Henry, saloon, l.'>0 Main 
 Dohs Fre»l, barber, l'J3.\ Main 
 Dol V, restaurant. Main 
 Domhlidiw &, Semot, saloon, 02 lx>s An- 
 geles 
 Dooner P W, atty at law, K> and IS 
 
 Downey block 
 
 DOTTEE ft BRADLEY, fnmituiv, 
 
 cariHJls, upholsUry and wull-pajjef, 
 SO-84 Main 
 DOUGLAS A H, artist, sign and orna- 
 menttl painter, 2 Temple 
 
 DRAKENFELD B F, tire and life in- 
 
 Burance agt, 4 Temple block 
 Drakenfeld Ceo B, ins agt, 4 .Spring 
 Dulwurdieu Bernard, brkery, 1 10 Buena 
 
 Vista 
 Oiicommum C, hanlwan) and tools, 54 
 
 Main 
 Dunbar Edgar, meat market, 38 .Sixth 
 Diiukelberger I R, postmaster, .Spring 
 
 ,\r First 
 
 DUNLAF J D, U S deputy marshal, 
 30 Baker blcjk 
 
 DUNNE THOM&S S, broom factory, 
 25 San Peilro 
 
 Dupuy J & Co, li very and feed stable, 
 ill) Los Angeles 
 
 Durfee & Reichard, livery and feed 
 stable, 162 Main 
 
 Diirr I oseph, meat marked, 105 New- 
 High 
 
 Earl C N, secy Asbestine Sub-Irrigatioa 
 Co, 1 i .Spring 
 
 EASTMiOSr, HALEY. KING ft 
 
 ROB/IRTS, attys at law, 40 Spring 
 Eat >n Frederick, supt I job Angeles City 
 
 Water Works, opp Plaza 
 Ebinger Louis, Ivikery, 94 .Spring 
 Kdelmau Beuj W, cigars and tubacoo, 5C 
 
 Main 
 Edmonds C H, M D, vetenaary s9rgeon, 
 
 136 Main 
 EINTRACHT SALOON. Joe Maier 
 
 jKiipr, 3i Siiring, opp Court House 
 ELLIOTT J Ml ashir L s AngeleB 
 
 County Biuk, I Temple block 
 Ellis C J, atty at law. Baker bl>ck 
 EUi.s Voluey E, hides^ pelts and wool 
 
 puUia^r, Macy 
 Etcheverry Pascal, s:doon, opp SPRR 
 
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 EUREKA LIVERY AND FEED 
 
 STABLE, Isaac Ciiblw, -^1 Fifth 
 
 "EVENINJ EXPRES3" (dn]y and 
 weekly), Jas J Ayers editor andmaa- 
 iger, l3 Spring 
 
 EXOTIC GARDENS ft NURSERY, 
 
 l.oi.i.s J .Stengel ]>iopr. New Los An- 
 geles bet First and Third 
 Falvey — , staicbiiil.ler, 2"i7 Alameda 
 
 FARitf ERS & MERCHANTS' BANK 
 
 OJJ' LOS ANGELES. iHaias W Hell- 
 man |>res, John Milnersecy, 51 Main 
 
 FASHION LIVERY AND HACK 
 
 STABLE, Cieorge U Butler supt, 29 
 
 Mai.l 
 Feadeulle Francois, saloon, Sanchez and 
 
 Arcadia , 
 
 Felliws Isaac, physician (homoiopathist), 
 
 2 Odd Fellows Buildiug 
 
 Fener Simon, jiawnbroker, 4 Commercial 
 Ferguson & Rose, lively and fe-cd stable, 
 
 39 Main 
 Fernandez — , physician, 144 Spring 
 Fish L W, medical electrician, 62 
 
 Spring 
 Fish Mrs M S, dressmaker, 102 Hill 
 Fisher J A, justic*> of peace, 81 Temple 
 
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 Fisher, Ricluirdaon & Co, nurserymen, 
 
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 P'lieschman Jacob saloon, 62 Spring 
 MwkI J P, Spring St Plttuiug Mill, 96 
 
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 Forguefl Jacob, boardingaaloon, ]6 Aliso 
 
 Fox Chaa J, notary public and short- 
 
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 FOX H Oj funcy goods, furnishing 
 
 f(00«1s, hata and c^^ps, 38 Spring 
 EOT 8 C, saddles and harness, hardware 
 
 (wholesubund retail), teitsand wngon 
 
 covers awnings, etc, 17 Los Angeles 
 
 FBAMBES S, A M, principal Los 
 Anveles Academy, 229 Main 
 
 FSANCIS S A, water overseer, 7 First 
 
 Frank brof, 8 b Dewey manager, agri- 
 cultural implements, 99 Spring 
 
 French Hospital, — Nudeau physician, 
 Castt^lar 
 
 FRENCH LATJSDRY ASSOCIA- 
 TION'. De l.t Nux, Mertau & Co 
 
 propra, 175 Main 
 French hW, dentist, 84 Miin 
 Freosti N, groceries and li juors, Sprint: 
 
 and M.ia 
 Frick J B, druggist, 54 Spring 
 FrKshliuyer & Frank, meat nisrkct, 144 
 
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 Funey W>C, hardware, stoves and tin- 
 
 Wdi-e, 33 Spring 
 Fiirinan N, ttd opr^S PR R Depot 
 Gage H T, atfcy at law, 9 Downuy block 
 Gale T C, physician, 71 Main 
 Gallwas F, tailor, 131 Sprin;^ 
 (ianuhl F, atty at law, 5 Downey block 
 GAne3 P, editor and pro,)r "L'Uuion 
 
 Nouvelle," 19 Downey block 
 Gaiitt J }\, coffee house, 4G Los Angeles 
 Garoia DiiniiiKO, saddles and huracs.i, 
 
 28 Commercial 
 Gaidintr W P, atty at law, 40Sprin;:| 
 (iai'ibaldi Lorenzo, grucerics, 51 Upper 
 
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 GAAVEY SICHABD, mining an<l 
 
 stock-raising, M Main 
 Gttes 11 O, blacksmith and horseshocr, 
 
 155 Spriig 
 GAUTHIER F, saloon, 9 ^rain 
 Gee .luhu, shoumuker, opp S P K R 
 
 Depot 
 OdertK Rirtholme, furniture, 150 Main 
 Germain F &Co,commis«.oa merchants, 
 
 28 Main 
 (ihiutto Giacomo, groceries, 44 Upper 
 
 Main 
 Giacomo Justoni, groceries, K^ Bu^aa 
 
 Vistu 
 Gil)er*in — , piiysician, 36 Baker Block 
 (iibbs Geo C, j.tty at law, 2 Spri.ig 
 QIBB8 ISAAC, propr Luroka Livery 
 
 aud Feed Stable, 21 Fifth 
 GIBSON C W, groceries, provisions, 
 
 crockery and glassware, 48 and 5U 
 
 Spriiig 
 Giose F Jr, druggist and apotheca/y, 60 
 
 Spring 
 
 GIESE HENRY, agrioultaral impla- 
 
 inents, 24 Aliso 
 Gi liagham J W, plasterer, 64 Fort 
 Gillmann Henry, barber, 96 Main 
 Gillmore F J, pictures, framus, station- 
 ery, fumishi.ig goodti, £5 Spring 
 Giuocchio A, gen mdse, Macy 
 GLASSELL HUGH, real estato agt, 
 8J 'iVuiple block 
 
 GLASSELL ft SKITH, attya at law, 
 
 88 and HO Temple block 
 Gli.lden E C, agt sewing machines, 73 
 
 Main 
 Glover R C, blackamitU and horaeshoer, 
 
 Franklin 
 GLOVER I^ C, S P Transfer Co, Main 
 
 and Commercial 
 Godfrey John F, atty at law, 9 Temple 
 
 block 
 floldsteii Mrs S, groceries and poultry 
 
 142 Main 
 Goldsworthy John, onsayer, surveyor 
 
 aud milling engineer, 53 Tumplj block 
 Gondran Au^uste, barber, 3 Aliso 
 Gonz dez Manu<d L, groceries, 17i) Now 
 
 High 
 Gonzalez R R, barber, 98 L'^s Angeles 
 (»o(>dwiu l^itrick, hurdeshoer, iU7 Spring 
 Gos4 Thits, brick yard, Bueiia Vist^ 
 Gould Will 1), atty at law, 82 aud 83 
 
 Temple block 
 GRAllAM D M, real estate and loan 
 
 broker, tiO'i Main 
 
 GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, John P 
 
 Hill propr, 38 and 40 M .in 
 Grand R, (>1 icksmith and wagonniaker, 
 
 l()(i New Aliso 
 GRANGE HOUSE, Mr. P J Quinn 
 
 pr.'pris, 144 New Ljs Anjo'cs 
 Giavt-s & CUiipman, attys ut law, 4 
 
 Baker Hock 
 C» raves .1 A, utty at law and notary pub- 
 lic, 3 and 4 Baker block 
 (iray \V H, atty at law aud notary pub- 
 lic, 80 Temple block 
 (irclMi Chris, rjstauraut, 1 12 Main 
 Grolx) .Joseph, board and Ixlgi.ig, G2 
 
 Spring 
 (irounbaum E, cigars, tobacco and no- 
 tions, 98 Main 
 Gregory J K, physician, 74 Main 
 (ireen iil K, windmdls. Temple 
 (ireun Lewis 1), janitor siliiorijr court 
 
 rooms 
 Griffin Ed, bootmaker, 33 Spriu;{ 
 Grithn J E, atty at law, 45 Temnle 
 
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 Griffin J S, physician, Main 
 
 GRIFFITH J M ft CO, pUniig uulU, 
 
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 Oritnond J, saloon, 4 Aliso ^ > ' 
 
 (iiuillory A, blackamith, Macy 
 Hiih-ie >S C, real estate ogt, 2 Spring 
 HAHMEL ft DENKER, proprj Cos 
 mopolitau and United 8tates Hotel 
 
 HAMMOND MISS L J, millinery and 
 
 fancy goods, 30 Spring 
 lianna FG, agricuUural implements, 80 
 
 Spring 
 Hunnas L H, b.irbor, 1 Temple ' 
 Hanrion J physician, 61 Main 
 Hansen & Salano, surveyors, 78 Temple 
 
 block 
 Plarbeck Adolpho, saloon, 62 Spring 
 Harvly Mrs M, dressmaker. Temple 
 Hare M D, constable and collector, 7 
 
 Temple 
 Hargitt Godfrey, carpenter and builder, 
 
 Temple 
 HARPEE MOORE ft CO. hardware, 
 
 stoves, tinware, plumbers and gas 
 
 fitters, 1 10 Main 
 Harris E, detective agency, 1 1 Downey 
 
 block 
 Harris L, clothing, G~> Main 
 Hastin^^^ S, electrician, 3 First 
 HAVERSTICK J W, receiver U S 
 
 district land otficc, 131 Main 
 Hay Mrs Hilla G, M D, physician, 8 and 
 
 10 Odd Fellows building 
 Hayes ft Benjamin, boot and shoemaker, 
 
 J2I Main 
 Hayes Johii, bootmaker, 1 36 \ Main 
 Hayman It, blacksmith, 38 Aliso 
 Hazard II T, atty at law, U Djwncy 
 
 block 
 Ilazeltine Wni, dentist, 116.^ Main 
 
 HEIMANN RICHARD, manager for 
 C \V (fil»st>n, 4t< and frt) Sprin' 
 
 Hcinsch Hermann, saddles ami harness 
 and Imrdware, 22 L^s Anu^lea 
 
 HEIHZEMAN ft ELLIS, druggists, 
 
 wholesalt' and rotail, 72 Main 
 
 HELLMAH, HAAS ft CO, wholesale, 
 
 grocers, hardware and liquors, 14 au I 
 
 16 Ln* Angeles and 14 and 16 (.'om 
 
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 HELLMAN ISAIAS W, presilent 
 
 Fanners' and Merchants' Bank, 51 
 
 Main 
 HELLMAN S, books, sUttioncry and 
 
 toys, !*5 Main and 8 Spring 
 Henderson k. Marshall, nanlwm', iron, 
 
 steel and wagon wood, 131 M lin 
 HERDMAN ft J0NE3, insuranou 
 
 and real eutate agents. Main 
 Huriok J, feed and sale stable, 107 Spring 
 Hernandez Gua<liilupe, shoemaker, 7 1 
 
 Upper Main 
 
 HEROLD FREDERICK, •aioou 1 12 
 
 Lo* Angelua 
 Ues* .1 H, fraits, ci){)irs and toh«cct>, 127 
 Sprioj) 
 
 Hewitt £ F, asst snpt S P R R, Dapot 
 
 HEWITT R H, editor and pronrietor 
 "Morning Journal," 4 Downey block 
 
 Hildreth J, carp3nt3r, 9 First 
 
 HILL JOHN P, propr Grand Central 
 Hotjl and saloon, 38 and 40 Main 
 
 Hinton J W, county supt public in- 
 struction. Court House 
 
 Hirschfeld P, books, stationery, fancy 
 goo<ls and musical instruments, 71 
 
 Mrli'l 
 
 HoffM&C'o, dry goods and furnishing 
 
 goods, 4i) Main 
 H olbrook J i ' sheetiron and pips works, 
 
 Re:]Uona ne.^r Wilmington 
 Holleiibcck J J'l, pri^ident Commercial 
 
 B ink, 66 Maia 
 Holmes A C, notary public, 37 Temple 
 
 blojk 
 Holmes & Scott, hay, wood and coal 
 
 yard, lOIJ Spring 
 Hossm in & O ivas, barbDrs, 20 Spring 
 Howard Bry int & Co, hardware, paints, 
 
 oils and glaa?, 7 Los Anjeles 
 
 H)WARD FRANK H, atty at law. 
 
 17 Temple block 
 Howard J G, atty at law, 10 Downey 
 
 block 
 Howard Volney E, superior judge, 
 
 Court House 
 Howe Joseph, stoves and tinware, 29 
 
 Spring 
 H >y t A K & Co, furniture and bedding, 
 
 70 Spriig; 
 HRANOVELLI GEO S, Central Res- 
 
 tauraut and Chop Houso, 132 Main 
 Hubbv.dl Geo, carpjnter, 9 First 
 Hubbjll S C, attorney at law, snpt 
 
 Spring and Sixth Street R R Co, 54 
 
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 HUQHE3 ROBERT, Russian, electric, 
 
 arid inedicatud baths, 15 Main 
 HFTTON A W, atty at law, 11 and 
 
 12 Toinj.lo hloolt 
 ILLICH JEERT, restaurant and oys- 
 ter saloon, 1 17 Main 
 
 ILLIGH'S OYSTER PARLOR AND 
 CHOP HOUSE, 117 Mai. 
 
 Irwin Mrs J K, drenmiker, 91 Spring 
 .lacks »n John E, city surveyor, 78 Tem- 
 ple block 
 .lac'i-on, Ker^khofT ft Cuzner, lumber, 
 
 do >rs, blin Is ami |ilastjr, AUineda and 
 
 First 
 JACOBY CONRAD, alitor nd propr 
 
 "MiH'dCalifoniische Post'' and notary 
 
 public, 74 M lin 
 Jacoby L, clothing and fnmishiiiggooda, 
 
 'rciiijilf' block' 
 JAMfiB ALFAED. register U S dist 
 
 land otlice, 131 Main 
 Johnson Chts R, secy Ueal Estate Asw- 
 
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 Johjison Mrs P V, cisara, tobacc^o, fruit 
 
 an<l varieties, 'iO Miiin 
 Joueti Mrs Doria, real estate, opposite 
 
 riaza 
 Jones J U, livery and feed stable, 196 
 
 Sp ring 
 JUSSON A H, (J Gillette & Gibson,) 
 
 atty at law, 131 Main 
 
 JXTDSON, GILLETTE & 1 B S 3 N, 
 
 seiirchers ci reconls, abstracts an(( 
 titles, 131 Main 
 Kays Jas C, notary public, Court House 
 
 KANSAS CITY HOUSE, Patrick Kine 
 
 proj,r. opposite S I* K U Depot 
 Keny Chas, painter, Alameda 
 Kavaue D, collector, 7 Tcmj)le 
 Keller M, inanufr California wines and 
 
 brandies, 131 and 133 Alameda 
 Kelly Mrs M JS, loilgiims, Duwney block 
 Kiefer J & Co, wines liquors and v ine 
 
 prowois, 12 Main 
 Kinibnl MrsO F, dressmaker, 185 Main 
 KINE PATRICE, propr Kansas City 
 House and saloon, >San Fernando opptj- 
 site S P 1{ U rXipot 
 KINQ A J, atty at law and notary pub- 
 lic, 40 iSpiintc 
 King Jlenry, chief police, '2G Spring 
 Kirkpatrick J C, i>hynici in and Hurj4e( 
 
 (li'ina'pitliic,) tj5 Spring 
 Kiicll J I), music teacher, 1 KS Los An- 
 
 Kn.ix M M, physician, 3 First 
 KohlcrA, convt'yanci.'r 84 Tcnipli! tihick 
 Kostilwy Joseph, shoemaker, 174 Com- 
 mercial 
 Kowidrtki J B, manajjt.T for 1 ''ohn, 7".i 
 
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 Kreamrr M, city tax col!cct«pr and ins 
 
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 KUCKD, "y/i^" Fountain Saloon, 07 
 
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 KUCK JOHN, PhiladeJijIii;. Hcer, llIS 
 
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 Kurtz Jfis, {jliysician, S4 M.iiu 
 KWQNGHING & CO, -i^ar., tobacco, 
 Cliinesf uidse and .Jajianese ((oods 
 3i> Spring 
 Ky-Hoiit llciino8Hy, architects, 131 Main 
 Ijilwrca Luid, (ifroccriiw, 131 New lli>;h 
 Lalxnigi! A, baths, l»arbcrM and chirojidiist, 
 
 '2 IJwjufiia 
 LA CRONICA, (Spani.sh wc«.kly,) Pas- 
 tor dc (Vli-, tMlitor, 'J Downey block 
 
 LA FETRA C W, propr I/>h Ani^ek-s 
 
 lUisiuoss ('(>ll(!i4c, 1-4 Odd Fellows 
 
 buiMin;^ 
 IjuJando ]', groceriea and liiiuors, 70 
 
 First 
 Iwimb C (', county reconler. Court 
 
 House 
 Lauiboum & Turner, f^roceries and pro 
 
 \ isions, 'it) Aliso 
 
 Lami Sl Ardant, blacksmiths, 130 New 
 
 Aliao 
 Lami Louis, groceries, 128 New Aliso 
 Lamoreanx C L, bakery, 72 Spring 
 Lankcrshim & Co, flour mills, 47 Com- 
 
 mercial 
 La Kennissance A, dyeing and scouring, 
 
 111 Aliso 
 Lattin Milton, blacksmith, 107 Main 
 Lauth Phil, brewery. Third and Main 
 Lawlor W B, justice peace, 304 Spring 
 I^awrence A M, cigars and tobacco, ,igt 
 
 Telegraph Stage Co, (58 Main 
 Laughlin T groceries, 3 Upper Main 
 Leake Kdwd, tiro and life ins agt, 1^ 
 
 Spring 
 Lecrnq Mrs, dressmaker, and agt But- 
 trick Pattirns, 28 Spring 
 liCe I) W, government store keeper, 14 
 
 liaker block 
 LEE HT atty at law, 11 and 12 Tem- 
 
 ))le block 
 lichman Andrew, IxKitmaker, 138 Main 
 Leon Halph, ci.ars, tobacci aud pip«s, 
 
 02 Main 
 Ivcvi L. nii'.nufr cigars, »5 San Siviano 
 lA'vy ,Jac((ue8, meat market, opi)osite 
 
 S !• K K Depot 
 Ivovy Mioheal, whosesale iijxiors, ci^irs 
 
 iind tobaoi-o, ',( I^os Angeles 
 
 LEVY SAMUEL, hides, jwlts, wool, 
 
 firain, Towarding and comuiissiou mer- 
 ehauts, 'M Aliso 
 Ix'win littuis & Co, nuisic, musical in- 
 stninicnts, books und stationery, 
 S|ii ing and Postoflicc Arca4le 
 
 LEWIS BROS, (M E & M,) bootd and 
 
 slioe.M, 57 and 5it Spring 
 Lichtenbcrger U carriage mauufr, 145 
 
 and 147 Main 
 Lick Lorenzo, groceries, I'.K) Alain 
 Licvcr John, guns, pistols, ammunition 
 
 anil gunSj 11 Commercial, 
 Lindlcy Milton, county treasurer. Court 
 
 House 
 Lindl'y Walter, i)iiysiciau undsur^joon, 
 
 lit Fort 
 Limle Frederick, watchwaker, jeweler 
 
 and seal engraver, 71 Main 
 
 LINDftUIST F, merchant tailor, i:0 
 Spring 
 
 Littiil^oy Wm, dniggist, 102 M in 
 
 Lloyd Wm, corpentcr and builder, 10!) 
 Main 
 
 ly>ckhart Wilson, physician aud surgeon, 
 54 Main 
 
 Lockwood J, train disj)atcher, SPUR 
 dcpt 
 
 Logan Mrs M, dressmaker, 63 Spring 
 
 Lony Geo K, assignee Teuiple & Work- 
 man Pank, 1 1 and 12 Templp block 
 
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 LOS ANGELES BAR ASSOCIA- 
 TION, W De Buxton librarian, 21 
 TtfUiulo block 
 
 LOS ANGELES BROOM FACTORY, 
 
 Thos S Daiinu propr, ii5 San Pctlr » 
 
 LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COL- 
 LEGE, t! NV La Fetra propr, 1-4 Odd 
 FelluwH building 
 
 Los Au.;t'les City Water Co, Frad Eaton 
 Bupt, opp pbizu 
 
 LOS ANGELES COUNTY BANK, 
 
 I S hi .us )ii pres, J M Wliott caanicr, 
 
 ] Temple block 
 Los Augelea (las Co, Chas S F Himpkins 
 
 supt, Turner 
 Los Au^elM Ice Co, G E Millikoa supt, 
 
 Ann oppo 11 R depot 
 Ix« An^clea Infirmary, conductad by 
 
 Si-'ters of Charity, oppiwtite 8 P 11 li 
 
 LOS^ANQELES STEAM COEFEE 
 
 AND SPICE MILLS, l' Cas^uave & 
 Co prjpr.i, Stnonth and Olive 
 Lo« Angeles & Ventura Stagu liine, F M 
 Covert pr.ipr. Temple and New Hi^li 
 
 LOS ANGELES WOOLEN COS 
 
 MILlS> Tor.l & Homer pr>.prs, I'earl 
 
 bet Fourth and Fitth 
 Lowe & \V'illit3, meat mtrket 'J4 Spri ij 
 LUITWIELEfi SAML W, wagon and 
 
 Citrriage rjpo«itory, agt rttutlebaker, 
 
 Faun & Co, land, platform and Hjuiu^ 
 
 wagoiiH, 1 1 A' is ) 
 
 "L'UNION NOUVELLE," (French 
 weekly), I' (ianee edit'ir and propr, \\. 
 Downy block 
 
 LlfNCK JOSEPH D, editor ami man- 
 ager ''.Mor.ung Herald" I'H Spring 
 
 MahUtinlt I>, pmpr rhiladilpliia lirew- 
 pry A iao h Sanivian 
 
 Mahomy Hev M, piiator St Viviina Ca 
 tholr i (Catholic), Main Ixit Second 
 and Third 
 
 MAIE& JOSEPH, Eititarcht Saloon.lU 
 Sliring opp I'uurt Houhj 
 
 M.iu Street i-nd Aj;ricultnr d I'ark U K, 
 John () ^Vhct•h'^ t<c('ty, .'> Commcrci.il 
 
 MANNING THOS F, plumbing and 
 
 gas litti ig, Ho Spring 
 M.bastieldJohii, atty at law, 51 and fiO 
 
 Temjtle block 
 Marrnr Sanil, livery and fet-dstablc.Ali.io 
 ^^arHh dl (" IL p i 't'r, Temple 
 MARSHALL & SON, caip.-nter^ an.l 
 
 build rs, (iG Spring 
 Marteeu Hor.ttio, tailoriig, S Ali^) 
 Martin K & C'O, wiioIes.de wiaes and 
 
 li juors, '24 Main 
 Mascotti F (i, grooerics, I'Jl liuena 
 
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 MATTHIE3EN PETER, »-lcKm, Los 
 
 Angeles and Commeiic^il 
 Maxuy & Co, meat market, 14*.( Alameda 
 
 Maxwell & Erickson, pointers, 44 Lo 
 
 Angeles 
 
 MAXWELL WALTER S, commission 
 
 nurcliuit, wool, grain aud live stock, 
 
 13 Court 
 Mnyer L, saloon, 130 Main 
 McCaffrey T, telegraphy operator, S 1* 
 
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 McConville J A, merchant tailor, 1 
 
 Spiing 
 McCrea John, ticket agent, S F R R de- 
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 Mc DONALD A S> b;>ots and shoes, 34 
 
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 Mci.iar\ i i F, meat market, 46 Spring 
 Mc'^iarven & White, blacksmith audcar- 
 
 ri ige m ikers, % Sprin;^ 
 Mcl»i.iiii.< E T, salo > i, 57 M lii 
 McKenzid A'ex, wines, li juois and ci^;- 
 
 ars, I'Ji) Mil 
 
 McKINLAY BRD3, imraerymen and 
 
 orohardists, San Pe<lrj 
 MeLjui Win, plast r orn:imints, 83 
 
 S])ri ig 
 Mc lE LLAN BROS, insuranoe agts, 66 'j 
 
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 Mc LE LLAN H, a.rt PC S S Co and 
 
 lOuropjan Hteamuiv, Uj.^ Mai i 
 Mcl/Minou S 1), uroceries, 1(53 Alameda 
 McM ihon H, tailor, 35 Comm srcial 
 
 McMENOMY & CLAYTON, g'-fit- 
 
 ters and p.umbin_^ aud painpi, tirst 
 and Spring 
 
 Mendelsohn B, t ilor, 1'2 Spring 
 
 Merriain A, candy manufr, cigars and 
 iee eieain s doon, 3'2 Spring; 
 
 ME3MER JOSEPH, b ot« and shoes, 
 lot ALiiii 
 
 MEYBERG BROS, crockery, glass- 
 ware, cigars and tob icco, lamps, cut- 
 lery and ti iware, 81 M..in 
 
 MEYER EUGENE & CO, dry goo.is. 
 
 clotliing unil fancy gooils, 53 aud 55 
 Main 
 
 Miller Jacob, marble works, 48 First 
 
 Milliken (> E, supt Lis Angeles Ice Co, 
 An:i oppo K K tlfp it 
 
 Miliier .lolm, s.'ety Farm era, aud ^Mer- 
 chants, Bii^ik, 51 M tin 
 
 MIRANDETTE J S, '"e;it market, 66 
 Aliso 
 
 Mitchell II M, ntty at law and notary 
 publio, 77 Temple block 
 
 Mihantr PR, in;at market. First and 
 Alamj<la 
 
 Molimy & Fennessy, carri;ige aud wagon- 
 makers, 145 Alain j(ia 
 
 Monroe W N, hoUd, S P U R doi>ot 
 
 Moore CiiaM,secund-iiaiid fiiruituro store, 
 136 Main 
 
 MOORE WALTERS, iusuranco agent, 
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 Moore Wm, hxlgiuga, 31 First 
 
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 Miioro Wm, wirveyor, 16 Downey block 
 
 Moral) 8, puiuter. Temple 
 
 Moreno .lesua F, aaddles and harness, 
 
 13 Aliao 
 
 Morford \V E, ins agt, (life), 13 Spritip 
 Morgan G W. real estato agt, 11 Odd 
 
 Fellows' building 
 "MOBNING HERALD," (daily and 
 
 weekly), Joseph D Lynch editor ami 
 
 manHLMT, 'J3 Spring 
 "MOBNING JOTJBNAI," (daily and 
 
 weekly), U H Hewitt editor anil i)ro 
 
 piietor, 4 Downey block 
 
 MORSCH & MANNmO, house, sign 
 
 and ornamental pi>intord, 8 and 10 
 
 Court 
 Moya M, gen mdsc, 13 Upper Main 
 Mullally Joseph, brick yard, Buena 
 
 Vista 
 Murray David, atty at law, 40 Sprino; 
 MuBSiy Miss C E, dressmaker, 1.00 Main 
 Mytrframuel, crockery and glassware, 7 
 
 Commercial 
 IfASEAU H, phyaician, 131 M tin 
 Najile D, boots and shoe^, 88 Main 
 Nau<l E & Co, winegrowers, '210 Com- 
 
 mereiid 
 Neely T W, searcher of reconls, 54 Main 
 Neitzkc E, undertaker, 3 iSpiiag 
 NEWMARK H & CO, wholesale gro- 
 
 ct'rii's, provisions and hardware, 13 
 
 i mi 15 Lis Anceles 
 NICHOLS DARWIN, boot and shoe- 
 
 iiuiker, 'J'2'A .Sj)rinir 
 
 NIEDECKEN HERMAN, groceries, 
 
 J 73 .Spring 
 Niles Wni, breeder of thoroughbred 
 poultry and hoi^s, Washington 
 
 NOEL & FELT, wholesale ami retail 
 liiluofM, wines and cigars. 114 Main 
 
 Nordlii.lt W J, soda works and groce- 
 ries, First an<l Los Angeles 
 
 NonlliuL'er .*^, watciiniakcr and jeweler, 
 w.'itcheH, clocks and jewelry, GO Main 
 
 N<irthcraft W R & Co, auction and com- 
 mission, 40, 4'J and 44 Ivos An^jeles 
 
 Nort^in Mrs A, clothing and fancy 
 goods, 13 Commercial 
 
 Nort n .Si.meon, dry goodsf clothing and 
 furnishing goods, '2'2 Main 
 
 Olmeda Fabi ma, bakery, 50 Upper Main 
 
 O'Melveny H K S, atty ut law, 40 
 fSiiring 
 
 Onstott I H, agt Continental Oil and 
 Transportation Co. poultry ami pro- 
 duce, 7!> Spring 
 
 Omie H .S, physician, 74 Main 
 
 Oslxirnc John, Osborne's Transfer Co, 3 
 Market 
 
 OWENS CHAS, hay and wood yard, 
 1B7 tipring 
 
 Pacitic Salt Works, cor Alameda and 
 Marcheflsanlt 
 
 PALACE OF FASHION, Mrs D S 
 
 Coronn, 45 Main 
 Palmer F M, dentist, 64 Main 
 PAPINEAU OTTLEY, -addles and 
 
 harness, 144 Hill 
 Park Mrs M K, millinery and fancy 
 
 goods, 40 Spring 
 Parker F, photograph gallery, Temple 
 
 block 
 PATTON OEO S, atty at law and no- 
 tary public, 88 Temple block 
 Pearson R C, saloon, 61 Main 
 Pelleqrin G, saloon and hoarding;, 12 
 
 Aliso 
 Pelletier & Co, bakery, 10 and 12 Negro 
 
 alley 
 Pellissier Eugene, hotel, 69 Los Angeles 
 
 PENTI SIMON, merchant tailor, 5 
 
 Comincrcial 
 Peppa id ids Carrie, dressmaker, 45^ 
 
 Main 
 Perkins A 0, boot and sheemakor, 4 
 
 Temple 
 
 FERRET GDSTAVE C, saloon, 128 
 
 Spring 
 Perry S M, gasfitting, plumbing and 
 
 rooKng, 16 Main 
 Perry, Woodworth & Co, planing mills 
 
 ami luml)or, 76 Commercial 
 Pcschkc & Merz, groceries and liquors, 
 
 76 and 7S Al iso 
 PFEIFFENBEROER L, merchant 
 
 tiiilor, :UMain 
 PHTTjiP P, insur.ince, c mmission, real 
 
 estate and collection agt, 8i Commer- 
 cial 
 PHILIPPI J, saloon, 4-5 Market 
 PICO PIO, real estate, 1 Main 
 I'ier A (!, groceries and provisions, Sixth 
 
 and Olive 
 Pigne — Duputren J B, physician and 
 
 Hurjjeon, IDS Main 
 Piletique Padro, meat market, 2 Aliso 
 Plvennies O V, teacher of German and 
 
 English school, .Second and Charity 
 POLASKI L & SON, dry goods and 
 
 clothiig, 58 Main 
 PQNET & ORR, undertakers, dealers 
 
 in pictures and frames, 66 Main 
 Ponet Mrs V, millinery and fancy goods, 
 
 78 Mil in 
 Ponyfourcat J, saloon, 8 Los Angeles 
 PONY STABLES, John Zens propr, 
 
 136 Mi) ill 
 Potts A W, county clerk, Court irousu 
 I'otts J W, county public administrator 
 FOUND W W, hay and feed yard, 29 
 
 Aliso 
 Prager Chas, dry goods and clothing, 64 
 
 Main 
 Prager Saml, liquors, 69 Main 
 Pray J no M, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Preoido Ilario, restaurant, 25 Upper 
 
 Main 
 PreuBS & Pironi, drnsrgists, 21 Spring 
 Pridhjiin Wm, agt VVelU, Faryo & Oo'a 
 
 Express, cor Main anil Market 
 Pai saaiju r Padro, bikery, 8 Upp>}r Main 
 QUHnf MRS F J, proi>rietn.aa Grange 
 
 Uouse, 144 Los Angeles 
 Kalphs Bros, groceries and liquors, 
 
 Spri'ig and 8ixth 
 BAnlREZ F P, atty at law, 72 Tem- 
 ple block 
 Rammer Henry C, house and sign paint 
 
 er, 4 First 
 Ramstii'i Jacob, shoemaker, IS ] fit 
 RAPHAEL CHAS, paints, oil Jasa, 
 
 show cases, windows, doors and i>liuds, 
 
 *J'J M;iin 
 Rapp & Philipson, cutlers and lock 
 
 smiths, 41 Spring 
 Raynal A, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 
 
 ]'M Alamctla 
 Reul Estate Associates, (Chas R John- 
 son secy), y Tuniple block 
 Rees & Wirsohing, carri ige and wagon 
 
 painti.'rs, makers and dealers, 35 and 
 
 37 Loa Angeles 
 Reid Edward, saloon, 48 Muin 
 Reilly T, painter and wliiteaer, 5 First 
 
 REINE&T EDWARD, Pioncor Coop- 
 
 erag<s 42 First 
 Reynolds &. Callahan, expressmen, G8; 
 
 Main 
 Reynolds Wm P, surveyor, 54 Temple 
 
 block 
 Rhein Ja», horseshoer, 43 Los Angeles 
 
 RICHARDSON REV M V, C M, 
 
 priiicipid St Vincent's College, corner 
 
 Russell W H H. atty at law, 2 Sprins 
 
 ST vmcEiir's college. Rev m 
 
 V Richirdson, C M, principal, cor 
 
 Sixth and Fort 
 Salisbury Jno C, wood, {ee«l and hay 
 
 yard and public Dound, 107 Main 
 SALMON WM B, barber, opp S P R 
 
 R dopot 
 Sanguineti & Vignolo, groccriea and 
 
 hardware, 108 Main 
 Sant:i Cruz M U, jewelry, groceries and 
 
 hardware, 14 to 18 Upper Main 
 Sant.i Monica Wharf Co, O F Kimball 
 
 secy, 28 Main 
 Santous Max, saloon, 6 Los Angeles 
 
 SAXTON DR NB & CO, druggists. 118 
 
 M lin 
 Schaetfer Henry, florist, 9 Wilmington 
 Schalmo Stove, meat m:irket, 155 Main 
 Si;hilliiig Paul, saloon, i)2 Spring 
 Sehindler Herman, boots and shoes, G 
 
 Commercial 
 Schmidt & Hafner, carriage and wagon- 
 makers, 41 Main 
 Scliinidt John, hotel and 8aloou,31 Com- 
 mercial 
 Schneider Geo, saloon, 1 12 Main 
 Schneider .lohn, sdoon, 4 Requcna 
 SCHNIDER JOHN, livery and feed 
 
 8t:ible, 14 Aliso 
 Schroder J C & Sons, painters, 119 
 
 Spring ♦ 
 Schroder & Sons, sign aud houso paint- 
 ers, 1 17 Spring 
 Shubert A \V, sadtlles and harness, 7 
 
 Aliso 
 Scliumacher II, bakery, 56 Spring 
 SQiscicli Luca, groceries and li(]Uord, 12 
 First 
 
 Sixth and Fort , »r tv^. , • »« », • 
 
 Rieso Charles, fruit store, SprinL' andi Scott Mrs DC, dressmaker, 78 Mam 
 Secoml " Scott Jowathan R, atty at law, 20 ii 
 
 pie block 
 
 "SEMI-TROPIC 
 
 (monthly) Carter 
 Baker block 
 
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 Roattiuo G, board and lo<lging, Olvera 
 RolR-rts I> C, watchmaker, clocks andi 
 watches, 28 Spring | 
 
 Robinson W W, auditor and clerk of 
 
 city council, 47 Spring 
 Koeder Louis, wagon and carriage maker, 
 
 87 Sprint; 
 ROGERS^ RALPH. woo«l, hay and 
 
 coal yard, 43 aud 45 Los Angeles 
 Ross \V W, physician, 84 Main 
 Rothschild & Ixiiss, confectionery and 
 
 ice cream saloon, 125 Main 
 Rothschild Myer, meat market, 192 
 
 Spring 
 
 Kouguy Louis, groceries, 15 Commercial 
 Rowan Geo 1), groceries, 30 Main. 
 Howan T E, bakery, 153 Main 
 ROWAN T E, real estate, insurance 
 
 and commission agt, 75 Main 
 Rowe Mrs, dressmaker, 84 Spring 
 ROWLAND WM R, sherifi; Court 
 Uouse 
 
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 & Rice pubs, 58 
 
 Sentous Louis & Co, meat market, 1 
 
 AHso 
 Seymour & Co, groceries, crockery.glixss- 
 
 ware, boots, shoes aud agricul implts, 
 
 133 Main 
 SHAFFER JOHN, manufacturer of 
 
 touts, wagon covers and awnings, all 
 
 kinds of canvass sewed by hand aud 
 
 machine, GS Alameda 
 
 SHAMROCK HOUSE SALOON,Jamca 
 
 Cosgrove propr, 55 Los Angeles 
 Sharp &, Blucser, furniture, caqieta and 
 
 Ixidding, 141 Main 
 Sheuble Joseph, saloon, 43 Main 
 Sborb A S, physician and surgeon (hom- 
 
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 Signal Service US A, E J Kuble ob- 
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 Bimmons H W, blaoksmith, 179 Kprina 
 fe$ifl«on & Witllace, gen miiie, < pp b P R 
 R depot 
 
 •STJEO-CAIIFORNISCHE POST," 
 
 (weekly) Conri^d Jututiiy oiliior nod 
 propr, 74 Main 
 
 SifitcrH iSt^'hool, eoiidnuted by the Sisters SuaitndO I., hntiiM and barlMsr, 50 Main 
 
 of Charity, Alameda 
 SIANEY WH, boots and shocn, 1 01 
 
 Miiin 
 SLATJSON I S, pri» TiOs Angoli« Coun- 
 . ty iiunk, 1 Temple block 
 Slottei b(!ck H & Co, guna and pistols, 75 
 
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 SMITH & BROWN attys at law, »1 
 
 and 4>*2 Ttrnple IJtick 
 
 Smith Chus, livery and feed stable, 143 "THE" FOUNTAIN SALOON, D 
 
 cashier Commercial 
 
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 SMITH H M, real estate agrnt and 
 
 money broker, (i Ducommum block 
 Smith Thomas H, attorney ut law 38 
 
 und 'Sii Temple block 
 Smurr C F, Hmnt 8 1' l\ 1\, depot 
 Solomon ]j, tailoring, '2it Comnurcial 
 SomoMH Augusti.iu, b;;rlH.'r, 4 Short 
 Sormano& Sani. saloon, 1.5 and 17 Muin 
 Soulii^tt li, bluoksmith and wagon- 
 maker, OS New Ali.io 
 
 SOUTHEBN PACIFIC TRANSFER 
 
 CO, lii'la & (ilover propr, Market and 
 Spii.ig 
 Sparks A A, coffee house, 3 Tempi 
 
 SPEEDY S & CO, I>ork packers, 5(5, 58 
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 «<5 Main 
 Spring and 8ixth stro.^t It K Co, S C 
 
 llnbbclt Bupt, 54 M.«in 
 Spring Street I'laning Mill, I P Hood 
 
 propr, '. 5 Spring 
 Stiickpole T W, watchmaker nnd jew 
 
 eler, 3<) Mi. in 
 STFNOEL LOUIS I, nurserj-man and 
 
 tlorist, Los Angeles Inst Second and 
 
 Thinl 
 Stiphens 1)Ct, Temple Street Livery 8ta 
 
 bl' , Temple and Siovr High 
 Stephe.'jB \V'm D, ;>tty at Lw, 85 Ttmple 
 • block 
 Stephenson Walter I), attorney at law, 
 
 Temple block 
 Steveson H J, surveyor, 5 Downey l>lock 
 Stewart G V. manager W U Tel Co, 
 
 Main anil Arcadia 
 Stoll Chas, tailor, cleaning, 46| Com- 
 mercial 
 Stoll H W, !5oda works, 38 Sansiviaue 
 Stoll S books, stationery and news, 
 
 agency, 9 Spring 
 STRAUS B, cigars and tobacco and 
 
 pipes, 10 Spring 
 Strooridge T W, propr White House, 
 
 Los Angeles and Commercial 
 StrohmThos, groceries 63 l<irst 
 Stump J W, atty at law, 6 Downey 
 
 block 
 
 Kuck propr, H7 Spring 
 " THE" MUSIC STORE, Wangeman 
 
 Itros pr.ipr.i, 5S Spring 
 
 "THE'' QUEEN FASHIONABLE 
 BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Joseph 
 
 Mesmer [iropr, 104 Main 
 Thorn & Stephens, attorneys at law, 6, 
 
 (» and 7 Ti.'iMple block 
 Thompson JamoH, jailor county jail and 
 
 city prison, 51 Sjjring 
 Thompson .John S, attorney at law, 32 
 
 Baker block 
 Tiiompsoa L J & (.'o, groceries, 36 Spring 
 Tilley Justin, burlwr. Court 
 Toal Frank, horsc-shoer, '.'7 Spring 
 Toberman J H, city mayor and insurance 
 
 agent, 4!) Spring 
 Tomicit (tovaiii, oyster and chop house, 
 
 4-2 Mi.in 
 TORR & HORNER, prop™ Los An- 
 geles Woolen Mills, I'earl bet Fourth 
 
 and Fifth 
 Tralford John, justice of jK'ace, 7 Tem- 
 ple 
 Trantum O O, attorney at law, '2 Spring 
 TuUis W B, watchmaker, jeweler uud 
 
 eiigraver, 01 Main 
 TURNER GEO, "gent Mosler'aSafe 
 
 and l^ick C<>, 103 Main 
 TURNER GEO S> leather and shoo 
 
 tiiiilingH, leather, buots and shoes, 
 
 (wholesile), 103 Main 
 Tuthill W H, . seuiiig m^chiate, 28 
 
 Spring 
 Ullman Daniel, collector Los Angcloa 
 
 Gas (.'o. Turner 
 Union Soda Works, W J Nordhalt propr, 
 
 5 First 
 
 U S BONDED WAREHOUSE, J Ber- 
 
 nartl propr, Alameda 
 
 UNITED STATES HOTEL AND 
 
 SALOON, Hammel &, Denker pruprs. 
 
 Main opp Conn Ifouse 
 VACHE i!'RERES,inanufs and dealers 
 
 in wines, liquors and vinegar, Heinsch 
 
 block, SK cor Los Angelea and Com> 
 
 mercial 
 Valder J A, pictures and framea, 38 
 
 Spring 
 
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 SUSSKIND HENRY, clothing, furn- 
 ishing goinis, lH>ots and shoea, 120 
 Main 
 
 SWEETSER E H, watchmaker and 
 manutacturing jeweler, watches and 
 jewelry, 07 Main 
 
 T;ibulari Mrs K, gi-oceries, 21 San Podro 
 
 Tlinyer &. (iraham, real estate agents, 29 
 Spring 
 
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 Velsir Jiimoti, miwitur maohanio S P R R 
 
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 Venuble J \V, uoaaty aj»39a3ar, Court 
 
 Uuuso 
 iVenezuela K, caudiea and variutiea, 4 
 ' Loa Angeloji 
 
 VERBAQUEB BEY PETEB. rector 
 
 Church of Our Lady of the Au;jtil8, 
 (R C), opp Plaza 
 Veysset F, m ;rchaiit tiulor, 7 Spring 
 
 TILLALOBOS JOAQUIN, ahoomaker, 
 H5 Commercial 
 
 VIDAL A Y. watohmakor and jew- 
 eler, \i(S UpiM-r M.iiii 
 Villtt David, nordeahour, '22 Aliso 
 
 Victoisin Herman, poultry and game, 
 
 l(j'2 Spring 
 Vickery & Hinds, mjat market, I'J'J 
 
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 Wagtnhach Chiis, dyeing and scouring, 
 131 •Spring 
 
 WALDBON DAVID V.propr Wash 
 ' iiigton Ple.iHuro (r.inleni and Saloon, 
 \VuRliiiigtou and Muia 
 
 Wulnh M C, lodsjiiigH, IG Commorcial 
 
 WANQEMAN BB03. pianoj, or^ns, 
 
 UKiBiciil insirumunta and sheet muiiio, 
 
 5S Spring 
 Warner J J, attorney at law ami notary 
 
 publir, U S register in bankruptcy, 74 
 
 Teniplo block 
 
 WASHINOTON GABDEN3. (picas 
 
 ure), i>avid V WuKlrja propr, NVaah- 
 injL|;t.)n and Main 
 
 WATJQAMAN JOHN, gold dry washer, 
 44 Firat 
 
 •* WEEKLY MIBBOB," Yamell & 
 Cayatiie piib'.ii<hera and propra, i) Tem- 
 ple 
 
 "WEEKLY BE3CUB," (organ r a 
 
 T), Yarnell & Caystila publidherd and 
 propra, U Temple 
 
 WElL J, olothiag and fumijhing goods, 
 hata and caps, 90 Maia 
 
 Wi-inhold Rudolphe, iloriat and seeds- 
 man, 71 Spring 
 
 Wendt Chaa boot and shoemaker, 133, 
 Fort 
 
 Wen Lung, wood yard. Spring 
 
 
 Wet'cnmer Peter, aaloon, Elmira and 
 
 San I'criando 
 \Mi<«ier iao O, deputy clerk Supreme 
 
 ■v'^^tirt, tad secretary Main Street U K 
 
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 White A P & Co, real eatate agents, 1) 
 
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 WHITE C, attorney at law, 41) Temple 
 
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 White Seth, homeahoer and blaokamith. 
 
 Temple 
 White Stephen M, attorney at law, llGi 
 
 Main 
 
 WHITING B C, attorney at law and 
 
 U S court conimiaaiuncry, 27 Baker 
 
 block 
 Wicks ft Wicks, attorneys at law, 80 
 
 and 87 Temple block 
 Wicks M J, rjal eatato n;|ent, 80 ond 87 
 
 Temple block 
 Wickeraham lanac, feed, livery, hny and 
 
 wootl yaril, 83 Spring 
 Widney J P, phyaici m, Downey block 
 
 WIDNEY B M. attorney at law, fti 
 Main 
 
 Wiepecko Mrs E, grocerica, 45 Firat 
 
 Willa Mrs M C, millinery, 45 Main 
 
 Wilson .ruhn, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker, 100 Main 
 
 Winston J B, physician and hG;dth offi- 
 cer, D.iwney l)li>ck , 
 
 Winter Mia II M, drosa and cloak 
 niiki ig, 03.J Spring • 
 
 Wise K I>, physician, IIG^ Main 
 
 Wolcott k V'a'i Home, woo<l, hay, coal 
 
 and feed yard, 80 Spring 
 Wolfskin Joseph W, orange grovo, Ala- 
 
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 Wollwebor Tlioo, dni^gist, fl;) Main 
 Wo'>d F W, real estate agent, 81 New 
 
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 WOODHEAD & GAY, wholesale and 
 retail deulura in nursery stock, fruita, 
 produce ami seeds, 10 and 42 Spring 
 
 WOODWOBTH J J, groceries, 14 M lin 
 Woollacott Henry J, wines, H.^uora and 
 
 ci^ar.^, 40 Spring 
 Workman E H, s.uldlea and hameei, 78 
 
 Main 
 Wortliington H, physician. Baker block 
 
 WBIGHT E T, county surveyor, 3 
 D.>wney block 
 
 Wright S L, restaurant, 5 Spring 
 
 WTJLFF F M, cigara, tobacco and 
 pipua, 78.^ Mai.i 
 
 YABNELL & CAYSTILE, propra 
 Mirror Publishing, Printing and Book- 
 binding House, 9 Temple 
 
 YOBBA B A, county aaditor, Court 
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 Young J S, master car repairer S P R R 
 car shops 
 
 Zabolita Pantaleon, shoemaker, 20 Com- 
 mercial 
 
 Zech Henry A, cigar manuf, 100 Hill 
 
 ZENS JOHN, propr Pony Livery and 
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 MKROED COUNTY, 
 Ib a po3toffice, and is reached via Gilroy. 
 Pupalatioi^ 150. 
 
 Karau Fml, liinors 
 Kom M, postmaster 
 XOBN M & SON, gen mdso 
 TJKiruton U W U, hotel 
 Wi&ier & Cuhn, geu mdsa 
 Zahu Aiidrevr, blacksmith 
 
 Los Oatos, 
 
 SANTA OLARA COUNTY, 
 Situated ia the foothills 10 miles from 
 8aa Jode, on the line of the 8. P. C. K. 
 R. Population about 350. This pic- 
 turesque little town enjoys the purt'ec 
 tioa of climate to such a degree, that the 
 worthy physician of the place has been 
 pcrsuadixi to uccept the udice of justice 
 to help keep him employed. The in 
 dudtries of Los (iatos aru quite impjr 
 tant. They embrace a large flouring 
 mill, hme kiln, tttone quarry, and a 
 blacksmith shop. Mr. O. iSeauor's plan- 
 ing, grist and shingle mill and wagon 
 factory combined, is quite an extensive 
 eitablidhment. The Coleman llouse, 
 acress the creek, offers good accommoda- 
 tions; meuU '25 cents. 
 
 Arery Lyman, barber Eih.p and candies 
 BOTDDIiN JAMES> sulouu 
 COLEMAN JASf, s il'>on and boarding 
 DAHL SidVEBUi, biotmaker 
 Davis & Corvell, Imie kiln 
 Eddy Jumos J, hotel 
 Fowler — Rev, M E clergyman 
 Harris J T, physician 
 Johnson Ltuter, meat market 
 McFarlaiid A J, age it S P C R R, S P 
 
 C Express Co and telegraph operator 
 Los <jrat>)B Manufacturing Co, tlouriu^ 
 
 mill and stone quarry 
 LUSE A S, justice of the peace 
 
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 Lyndon J W, gen mdse, wood 
 
 lumber, and insurance agrnt 
 McMurtry W 8, postmaster 
 Nick elso I George S, hurnessmaker 
 PARSES BROS, blacksmiths 
 PETERSON MRS M E, millinery 
 PETERSON REV P, M E clergyman 
 Richardsitii Monroe, res Summit, six 
 
 miles from Los Gates 
 Rogers W E, gnn mdse 
 SEANOR GEO, planing, shingle and 
 
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 Smith Joise Rev, M E clerLryman 
 VAN DER VAART H W, bootmaker 
 
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 la 7 miles from Placerville and 29 from 
 Auburu, Placer county. 
 
 Poor John, gen mdsa 
 
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 Lower Lake, 
 
 LAKE COUNTY, 
 
 Is distant in a southeasterly direction 25 
 miles from Lak(port. It is very pleas- 
 antly situated in a productive mineral 
 region, copper, borax, quicksilver anti 
 sulphur IioiuK found in abundance. It 
 is 40 miles from Calistoga, reached by 
 stages, and has a population of 500. 
 
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 Bitytoa & Moore, liquorn * 
 Boynton & iShowaltcr Misses, milliners 
 Bynum J, physician 
 Cowden Jus, market and liquors 
 Dietz G, watclimaker 
 Getz Joseph & Bros, gen mdso 
 Goldsmith W C, hotel 
 Gruwell L H, livery stable 
 Healy John, bootmaker 
 Hill R, photographer and real estate 
 
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 Kelley Wm, restaurant 
 Lee Mrs Eva, milliner and dressmaker 
 Lee (J R, cjirpenter 
 licvy M ft Bro, gen mdse 
 
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 Mather & Linck, brewery 
 
 Miller I) L, justice of the peace 
 
 Mitchell T A K, blacksmith 
 
 Murray & Grijjler, saddles and harness 
 
 NichoU Ritlph K, civil engineer 
 
 ShreveT U, blacksmith 
 
 STANLEY T B postmaster, notary 
 puhlir, reul estate asent, conveyancer 
 and m.innger C Li M Tel Liuo 
 
 Thompson L (i ( ', bnotmuker 
 
 Thompson 8 H, wagonmaker 
 
 Whlker J A, physician 
 
 AVard B F, bootmaker 
 
 Wordlaw B It, sutveyor 
 
 Loyalton, 
 
 RIERRA COUNTY, 
 
 A mining camp 45 miles east of Downie- 
 ville. 
 
 BATTELIE T F, notary public and 
 postmaster 
 
 Duiius C, humess and saddles 
 
 Enscue J, gen mdse 
 
 Hodgess John, attorney at law 
 
 Houghton Bros, market 
 
 Huyck K A, bLckamith aal wagon- 
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 Levy Bros, sten mdae 
 
 I'ritclianl M, physician 
 
 Schubert Th, homoepathic phyaiciaa 
 
 Smith U A, liquors 
 
 .StLasou J L, hutsl 
 
 Madeline, 
 
 LASSEN COUNTY, 
 
 Take* its name from Madeline Plains, 
 and id situateil in a pictarosque locality, 
 midway Ixtweeii Houey Lake and Bi- 
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 kept l>y Messrs. Cheney & Furd, whr 
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 dairy and farm, and which,' we are told. 
 ii for sale. The location is most favnr 
 able for stock-raising, and the quantitie. 
 of cheese and butter shipped from thi 
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 CHENEY ft FORD, stock raisers 
 FO&i) G 0, postmaster 
 
 Madera, 
 
 FRESNO COUNTY, 
 
 ANDEirON JOHN, saloon 
 
 A iders <n Mark, propr hotel and aaloor 
 BERNARD FREDERICK, bootmake 
 boivic . SLtldon, agt C P R R and W L 
 
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 BROWN C E, druggist, physician and 
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 Cunningham T & J, meat market 
 
 Curtin James, livery stable 
 
 EDWARDS D F, blacKsmith and wag- 
 onmaker 
 
 Jes83n S»rn, hotel 
 
 LANQBEIN OSCAR, barber, baVhs, 
 cigars and tok.cco, and gents furnish- 
 in j goods 
 
 MACE CAPT R P, propr Mace's hotel 
 Hiid stage iiifice, ojip depot 
 
 MACE'SHOTEL, Oapt R P Mace, opp 
 depot 
 
 Madera Flume and Trading Co, lumber, 
 sash, doors and gen mdse, A C Wood- 
 sum, supt 
 
 MOORE & DOOUTTLE, gen mdse 
 
 MOORE E, postmaster and agt \V, F & 
 Co and ins agt 
 
 REDFIELD T, atty at law, agricul- 
 tural iinplements and ins agt 
 
 SIMPSON RICHARD, justice of the 
 
 p Jiico and notary public, opp depot 
 Williams H 8, saloon and gen mdse 
 Wondsum A D, supt Madera Flume and 
 
 Tradino; Co 
 Young W J, drayman 
 
 O. T. REDFIELD, 
 
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 Madison, 
 
 YOLO COUNTY. 
 Audett Mrs J, dressmaker 
 CHANDLER F B, l^'mber 
 FIFIELD W E. drugs, phyaic'an, 
 
 ricties and poatmastur 
 ' ' astic S, bootm iker 
 Haines A. gen indse 
 Henrich F N, meat markoi 
 Hill H, blacksmith 
 HillikerLW, hotel 
 Howell 6, hardware and tinner 
 Hudson M, restaurant 
 Hurlhut I) B, livery 
 Fohnson Wm, wagonmaker 
 Keller J, blacksmiih 
 McConley H, saloon , , 
 
 McCully J, fruit 
 McKenua J J, blac'ismith 
 Vltlsap M, saloon 
 Faine A S, carpeutar 
 
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 Penny John, agt W, F ti, Co, W U Tel 
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 Sisdon A I), physician 
 Sandy John, carpenter 
 Sevey W, gen mdse 
 Stephens J J & C •), warehouse 
 Tandy Geo, hamessmaker 
 Wilber John, carpenter 
 Willard Mrs M A, hotel 
 Wouten S & Son, liour mill 
 
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 YOLO COUNTY, CAL. 
 
 Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Cigaru, 
 Candies, Etc. 
 
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 Mad River, 
 
 nUMBOLDT COUNTY, 
 A postoffice 6 miles from Areata 
 
 BOTNTON W N, liquors 
 
 VANCE JOHN, sawmill and railroad 
 
 Mahew's Station, 
 
 SACRAMENTO COUNTY, 
 
 Is 9 miles from Sacramento on the S. & 
 P. R. R. 
 
 Mahew L, agt S & P R R and liquors 
 
 Maine Prairie, 
 
 BOLANO COUNTY, 
 
 Is at the head of Cache Creek Slough, in 
 a very rich and picturesque agricultural 
 district. Stages running to Dixon, dis 
 tant 12 miles, on the California Pa- 
 cific Railroad, tri-weekly, are the means 
 of communication. Population 250. 
 
 FRENCH JAS A, gen mdse, postmas- 
 ter and agt W, F Co 
 
 Lewis Jas, constable 
 
 Le^vis Mrs Rebecca, hotel and livery 
 
 Luttges G, justice of the peace and no- 
 tary public 
 
 Petrus F W, blacksmith 
 
 Rathkee W F, liquors 
 
 Vail W D, lumber and grain 
 
 Mammoth City. 
 
 MONO COUNTY. 
 
 Alverson B B, saloon 
 
 Becker ft Craytor, brewery 
 
 Bennett John, livery stabln 
 
 Bennett Paul W, atty at law 
 
 Bequette & Sneden, atty at law 
 
 Blackmnre Wm, propr Lake and Bodie 
 Stage Line 
 
 Block D, cigars and tobacco 
 
 Bunker ft Co, hotel 
 
 Burke Morris, mining recorder 
 
 Currier ft Rutter, restaurant 
 
 Dellahide R, saloon 
 
 Derham ft Youngt saloon 
 
 Eddy & Shaw, assayers 
 
 Elliott T H, hotel 
 
 Garrous A, saloon 
 
 Giles ft Co, saloon • 
 
 Hart \V M, livery and feed stable 
 
 Hutchinson J F, meat market 
 
 Jones J E, flour mill 
 
 Lilieu W S, U S deputy mineral sur- 
 veyor 
 
 Lynch Mrs J, hotel 
 
 "MJSJIMOTH dTT HERALD/'Wm 
 
 VV Buraeapr>>pr 
 Mammoth Steam Saw Mills 
 McBride Wm, surveyor 
 McCarthy ft Carnrike, saloon '" 
 McMillan A, photographer 
 McQuaid Jno A, atty at law 
 Miller H R, secty True Blue Min Co 
 Neall J M, justice of the peace 
 Pattie John, constable 
 Ragan P J, physician 
 Reddy P, atty at law 
 Rogers Bros, restaurant 
 Stevens Geo, stoves, tin and hardware 
 Tubbs L E, atty at law, 
 Wagner P A ft Co, hardware, stoves and 
 
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 Watterson James, gen mdse and shoes 
 
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 MENDOCINO COUNTY, 
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 Haygreen J, dairyman 
 Reiuking C W, justice of the peace 
 Shoemake W, stock-raiser 
 Taylor S H, blacksmith 
 Viuegarholtz H, school trustee 
 
 Mariposa, 
 
 MARIPOSA COUNTY, 
 
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 Clarke John V, sheriff 
 
 Cliff James P, wagonmaker 
 
 Contreras Mrs E, restaurant 
 
 Corcoran John M, superior judge 
 
 Counts Geo, county treasurer 
 
 Daut F, machinist 
 
 Daveny Manuel, carpenter * ' 
 
 Dow Joseph, tinner 
 
 Egenhoff David, gen mdse 
 
 Egenhoff W D, county supt pub instmc 
 
 tion 
 Famsworth C E, blacksmith 
 Fritz J 6, meat market and blacksmith 
 Gallison Winslow, hotel 
 Gallison Sl Famsworth, blacksmiths 
 Godano J B, bootmaker 
 Gpucher G G, dist atty 
 Highman John, gen mdse 
 Hoskins Chas T, miller 
 Jones L F, lawyer and notary 
 Kane R, aupt pub schools 
 Kavanaugh W S, physician 
 Ketncy David, boots and shoes 
 Kiel Jarvis, surveyor 
 liaurie Jas, barber 
 I^a Geo W, wagonmaker 
 Miller J H, express and stage agt 
 
 postmaster 
 Newman M, county assessor 
 Poison C, laundry 
 
 RETKOLDS AHOEVHIE, propr 
 
 "Mariposa Gazette,' atty at law and 
 notarj^ 
 
 Schlagetcr H, hotel 
 
 Schlageter & Royal, blacksmiths 
 
 Stahl C, gen mdse 
 
 Stewart Geo, liquors 
 
 Streeter Jarvis, county clerk and recor- 
 der 
 
 Temple G W, justice of the peace 
 
 Thomas John W, carpenter 
 
 Thomas R B, county surveyor 
 
 Toddson Chas, saihnaker 
 
 Turner J T, physician , : 
 
 Volk Adam, liquors 
 
 Weiler John, brewery 
 
 Whorton L G, justice of the peace 
 
 Williams Robt, liquors 
 
 Cronkite John, treasurer 
 
 Griffith S W, diat atty 
 
 Harvey W W, county cl6rk, auditor and 
 
 recorder 
 Hawkins D B, surveyor 
 Maxwell M, justice of the peace 
 Parker P W, supt of schools 
 Scott J B, constable, sheriff and tax od- 
 
 lector 
 Stalker Daniel 
 Wade James H, assessor 
 Wade J R, constable i 
 
 Marshall, 
 
 SIARIN COUNTY, 
 
 A village on the N. P. 
 miles from San Francisco. 
 
 C. R. R.. 48 
 
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 Dutton W, station agt 
 Ford & Cawalsky, gen mdse 
 Hanney J, blacksmith 
 Howard C)ias, gon mdse ' 
 Petterson P A, hotel 
 Tammasi M, boots and shoes 
 
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 Markleeville, 
 
 ALPINE COUNTY, 
 
 Is reached by stages, 37 miles from Car- 
 son City, Nevada. 
 
 Amot N D Tr, raperior judge 
 Clogston Wm, justice of the peace 
 
 Martinez, 
 
 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. 
 
 A pleasant town, situated on the Cen- 
 tral Pacitic Railroad opposite Benicia, 
 about 33 miled from San Francisco, in a 
 fine agricultural country. It contains 
 about 1,500 inhabitants and is a great 
 resort for holiday folks from the larger 
 cities. Stage to Pacheco, Concord and 
 Clayton daily. 
 
 Anderson L, lumber 
 
 Bank of Martinez, W M Hale cashier 
 
 B arry M, bootmaker 
 
 BElnfETT S J, livery stable keeper 
 
 Bl umS & Bros, gen mdse 
 
 BOWIE G W, atty at law 
 
 Bray Bros, lumbci- and grain dealers 
 
 Briarc F D, restaurant 
 
 Brown Thos A, superior judse 
 
 Bulcer Bros, carpeutera and builders 
 
 Bunker & Porter, proprs "Contra Costa 
 Gazette" — - 
 
 CattaneoG, restaurant' 
 
 CHASE ELI B, dist atty 
 
 ''Coutra Costa Gazette." Bunker & Por- 
 ter proprs 
 
 "CONTRA COSTA NEWS," Wm R 
 
 Cranna editor 
 DOHRMANN H G F, restaurant 
 Donnelly .Ino, hotel 
 Douglas W J, cigars, tobacco and fancy 
 
 goods 
 BOWNBT W M, Exchange Hotel 
 Fish & Blum, dealers in grain 
 
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 FORD W H, justice of pence 
 
 Uill & Brown, cigars and tobacco and 
 shooting guUery 
 
 Girvin Wm, hotel 
 
 HAMBLIN & FATHER ornamental 
 paiiiterd 
 
 Ili.thuway R B, cennty treasurer 
 
 Hiller & Johnson, imdertukers 
 
 HillerE VV, c >roner 
 
 Hoey Ja8, gcii mdse 
 
 HOuOH F E. Propr Hough's Hotel 
 Railruad Headquurters, tirdt ho.el 
 iroin the depot 
 
 HOUOH W J, wines and liquora 
 
 Junies O K, pnstniastor 
 
 Jeuitt J M, Itlacksmith 
 
 JOHNSON S W, livery 
 
 <l otitis J 1', notary public 
 
 Kamp II L, liqnurj 
 
 Lawless M, wines and liquors 
 
 LittU-field & Wigginc, stoves and hard- 
 ware 
 
 MAHAN D P, Hheriff 
 
 McCann .Ino, wines and liquors 
 McOXJI&E FRANK, wines and 
 
 liquors 
 McMiihonT A, county surveyor 
 MuNamara Jas, liquors 
 Miller C Ed, recorder and notary 
 
 public 
 MTfXTJR GEO, wines and liquors 
 
 MUIS ft JONES, attys at law 
 Moore J !9, dentist 
 
 MORGAN BROS, stoves, tin and hari- 
 
 ware 
 NcU man J, hny nnd grain 
 NELSON A P, b lot^ and shoes 
 Neubw-rger & (iurtley, gen mdsj 
 
 ROBERTSON C H, bamesimukor and 
 
 carnage trimmer 
 liock & Harkius, butchers r' 
 Segui Jos, barber 
 Sherman (> A, druggist and agt Wells, 
 
 Fargo & Co 
 Small (leo \V, candy, etc 
 
 SMITH F M, produce and real estate 
 
 agent 
 Stage Lino to Pacheco, Concord and 
 
 Clayton (diily), S W Johnson propr 
 Stewart .)a», groceries 
 Stow J M, a83J8)r 
 Stnr^is Jusiah, hotel 
 
 THIELE W C, baker 
 Tinker I) B, station master 
 Vnch Miss J, dressmaker 
 Walker David, physician 
 Walsh Peter, tailor 
 Weiss I, gen mdss 
 Whitman ft Scanlan, butchers 
 Wills Miss N J, milliner 
 Wittenmyre L C, cituuty clerk 
 
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 Marysville, 
 
 TUBA OOUNTV, 
 
 Is a well-bnilt city of 7,000 inhabitnnta, 
 ■ituatfld at the junction of the Yuba 
 and Feather rivers and is also on the line 
 of the Oregon Dividiun of the Central Pa- 
 cific R. !{., 42 miles from Sucrainoiito. It 
 is surrounded by a very fertile and pro- 
 ductive agricultural district from the 
 cultivation of which it derives its prin- 
 cipal support, though in its earlier his- 
 tory its dependence was wholly on the 
 Elacer diggings. It is the county seat, 
 as several beautiful business blocks, el- 
 gant churches and school houses. Its 
 residents are enterprising and hofipitnlilv 
 and show a pride in their little city that 
 speaks well for their loyalty to its inter- 
 ests. The future prosiKTity of the place 
 is reganled as certain; though the debris 
 from the mines in Nevada county ia con- 
 stantly filling up the rivers, and unless 
 Government or istate aid is secured for 
 its removal it may offer a serious o1>sta- 
 cle to ler growth. We hope that such 
 means of escape from the distress of a 
 failure to remove the barrier may be se- 
 cured very soon, 
 
 AARON FRANK W H, secretary 
 
 Marysville Savings Bank, 44 D 
 Abbott A, ins ngt, J) and Tliird 
 Aiken E F, meat market, iSeventh bet 
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 AI.OTSIUS SISTER SUPERIOR- 
 
 * ESS, College of Notre Dame 
 ANDREWS S, house and sign painter, 
 
 •23 D 
 Ashfonl L J, atty at law, Thinl aid D 
 AULMAN MRS A C, boarding hv)U8e, 
 
 81 K 
 AYER L B, land atty and real estate, 
 
 Third and E, Masonic I uilding 
 Babb L H, supt Marysville Water Co, 
 
 Fourth and D 
 Bflird Geo H, agt C P R R, depot 
 Baldwin S D, watches and jewelry, 
 
 57 D 
 BALL B, livery stable also grain, hay 
 
 and produce, ti7 C 
 Barnes A P, undertaker, 36 D 
 BARTHE ft PACHE, liquors (whole- 
 sale andretail). Third and B 
 
 BATCHELDER A J ft 00, grocers, 
 
 NW cor Third and E 
 WinirmH. JOSEPH, hairdresser and 
 
 ba ths. 90 D 
 
 BELCHER EDWARD, atty at law, 
 
 78 D 
 
 BELCHER I S, atty at law, 78 D 
 BELDIHO L, soda works, 82 Second 
 
 BENNETT OHAS S, propr Cook's Sa- 
 lmon, 55 D 
 BIGELOW B, guns, ammunition and 
 
 gunsmith, U6 U 
 Blin A, barber, cor Third and B 
 BLISS S H, utty at law, 78 D 
 BOON THEODORE, grocer, 60 C 
 BOOTH ft ECKART. proprs Marys- 
 ville Foundry, cor Fourth and B 
 BOYD G H, dentist. Odd Fellows* 
 
 buihling 
 Bradley 8 II & Co, blacksmiths and 
 . wagonmakers, cor Third and Virgin 
 
 alley 
 Bradley Jno C, register U S land office,, 
 
 cor Third and E 
 Brass Joseph cig<'irs and tnbncco, 99 D 
 Brogdon \Vm, painter. Maiden lano 
 Brow E, constable and collector, 138 
 
 Third 
 BROWN JOSEPH, New York Saloon, 
 
 68 C 
 BRUCE H, crrpet factory and junk 
 dealer, Vll First 
 
 BUCKEYE MILL CO, Fifth and A 
 BUTTELMANN ft STEWARD. 
 
 liquors, 10:) and 111 Sec<md 
 BR i ANT CHAS, horseshoer, 84 C 
 Button & Callaway, saloon, 140 Third 
 CALDWELL A B, physician. Odd 
 
 Fellows' buildiog 
 Campl>ell W Ij, atty at law. Court House 
 
 CARSTENBROCK JNO D, liquors. 
 
 Fourth anil A 
 CASAD M R, city marshal, 106 Third 
 
 CASEY BROS, poultry and produce. 
 
 City Mitrket 
 Cassiday Hugh, saloon, Second ami G 
 Clark KG, varieties, 122 Third 
 Cohn E, clothing, 59 D 
 COHN J G, dry goods, clothing, car- 
 
 l)ets, etc, 84 to 88 D, and furniture 
 
 63 D 
 
 C0LLE3E OF NOTRE DAME, sis- 
 
 ter Aloysius superioress, block bet B 
 
 and C and Seventh and Eighth 
 Colusa Stage Co, E A Hani.igtoa supt, 
 
 fc2E 
 Condon Bros, marble works. Second 
 
 ' and High 
 COOLE X GEO S. grocer. Fourth and C 
 Cousins ft licwis, nairdressers, 64 C 
 CRADDOCK J H, atty at law, &S D 
 Crane L T, receiver U S land oftce. Third 
 
 and E 
 CUMBERSON A J, groceries,. }18 
 
 Thirtl 
 Davis A ft Co, dyers, C » 
 
 Davis E E, lawyer, 44 D 
 DAVIS & SON. watches and jewelry, 
 
 67 U 
 Deaner ft Featherly, pianos and ofgans, 
 
 74 D 
 
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 HBCKEB ft JXWETT, bankers, 60 D 
 Dick <>'ha8, hariieasmaker, 83 
 Divkey J T. varieties, 09 Second 
 Doucull Thos, dry goods 98 D " "' 
 Dowell J W, liquois, Third 
 DUKE S, tinner and plumber, 59 C 
 Eamshields V L, harness and saddles, 
 
 NE cor Third and C . 
 Eastman J F, postmaster, Second and 
 
 High 
 Eastun & White, blacksmiths and wagon 
 
 makers, Third 
 XBEBLEIN WM, liquors, ales and 
 
 cordials, 70 D 
 Eilennan B, justice of peace. Court 
 
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 Eilennan Henry, tailor, 123 .Second 
 PUis W T, grocer, D and First 
 ^BtTGffiL P, watches and jewelry, 78 D 
 Eauland Wni, druggist, 103 D 
 JESOCHS £ W, Honcut Saloon, 72 C 
 EXJISKA DRUG 8T0&E. 87 D, Odd 
 
 Fellows ' building 
 TAEWHAM A. propr Golden Eagle 
 
 Hotel , Second and C 
 EUHER AMOS, carriage trimmer, 83 
 
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 JISHER PHILIP, boots and shoes, 
 
 iBlaiuiery P J, boots and shoes, 91 D 
 Jt JJKWmKkH lS J F, saloon. Third and 
 
 Miiden lane 
 
 Joseph, physician, 1 1 6 Third 
 
 W P, druggist and physician, 116 
 
 .ird 
 
 Fxey^>6rger Fred, feed stable. Sixteenth 
 
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 !Frouk i) B, coroner. Second and High 
 iKrorik A, (rlidden, undertakers. Second 
 
 and High 
 
 FROST & SHAFFER, furniture, 24 
 
 and 26 D 
 Fidlar 4l Uowser, attys ut law, 138 
 
 Third 
 FITLIXR J B, agt W, F & Co and ins 
 
 aut, Secon d nnd D 
 QjOULETT & ELDER, grocers, 144 
 
 Third cur High 
 GassawayJ H, barber, 136 Second 
 GEQ&OE P, guus, pistols, ammunition, 
 
 101 Sec ond; harness and saddles, 54 C 
 GSRBERE, bootmaker, 62 C 
 Gorkeu A Meyer, tailors, 47 D 
 6ILMAH B F. propr lied House, 93 D 
 GOFF AM, waaonniaker, 99 C 
 
 GOLDEZr EAGLE HOTEL, A Fam- 
 
 ham pVopr, Second and 
 GORCZYJISKI S, jewelry, clothing 
 
 uiid second-hand goods, 69 D 
 OORDOV F D, job printer, i)5 D 
 GORHAM CHAS M, insurance, Fourth 
 
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 Gray C N, carpenter, E 
 
 Greeley Justus, president Buckeye Mill 
 Co, Fifth and A 
 
 GREEN W H, expressman, stand op- 
 posite St Nicolas 
 
 Gribner Jno saloon. Fourth and 
 
 Gunning S O, county recorder, Court 
 Hou se 
 
 GWTNN WM, lime, cement and plas- 
 ter, U it depot 
 
 Hardwick Edgar, confectionery manufr, 
 D and Fourth 
 
 HARE JAMES K, groceries SW and 
 
 SE cors Seventh and B 
 Harriiigton E A^aints and oils, 27 D 
 HARRINGTOSrC C, physician, Odd 
 
 Fellows building, res 129 D 
 HARRIS H M> harness and saddles. 
 
 Third and C 
 HEINTZEN GEO, feed and sale stable, 
 
 Seventh and A 
 Henderson J, hairdresser. Third 
 Herberger C, upholsterer. Second 
 Hoblitzell H S, ins, 58 D 
 
 H0CH8TADTERftBR0,clothing,94 D 
 
 Hoilart \Vm, saloon, E 
 
 HoflTman & Mnrker, liquors. Third 
 
 HOSTETTER J IT, grocer, D and Fifth 
 
 Homuns <¥, druggist, 72 D 
 
 HOWAjU)AM0Bt watches and jewelry, 
 64 D 
 
 HUDSON F D, president Union Lum- 
 ber Co 
 
 HUNT G P, blacksmith, 07 C 
 
 JENKINS & BUSHNELL,. livery 
 
 stable, 102 Second 
 Jepkius St Crowell, meat market. City 
 
 Market 
 Jenkins ft Gillespi, feed stable, C 
 JOHNSON ft WILLIAMS, hairdress 
 
 ers, 56 1) 
 Jory H, fruits, candies, nuts, etc, 105 D 
 
 KATZNER. RUSSELL ft CHASE, 
 
 blacksmiths and wagoumakers, B and 
 Sixth 
 
 KERTCHEM D J, auction and second- 
 hand furniture, 113, 115 and 117 Sec- 
 ond 
 
 Kerns J H, saloon, 96 D 
 
 Kettnnucr I'h, cigars ami tobacco, 57 C 
 
 KLEIN WM, hatter, 76 D and clothing 
 83 D 
 
 KNIGHT D E, 8uj)t MarysviUe Woolen 
 Mills and MarysviUe Gas Co 
 
 Knight W H, furwarding and uommis- 
 sion, depot 
 
 Knorsa .), bakery, C 
 
 Korb Jacob, pickle manufr, 58 Maiden 
 lone 
 
 KRAUSE FRED L, insurance agent 
 
 KRAUSE J H,real estate,' conveyan- 
 cer, notary public and ins agt 
 
 KUHN LEOPOLD, cigars, tobacco and 
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 AiirnAHiiTio*i.T.r. 
 
 Lambert Wm, rapt C N R B, Odd Fel- 
 
 Iowb' building 
 LANET ft DIERIKOEB, carriage 
 
 INkinters, Third and Virdn alley 
 Lask Louis, clothing, 80 D 
 Launder Mrs I E, dressmaker, Second 
 
 nnd £ 
 LAWRENCE W L, harness, saddles 
 
 and carriages, 103, 105 and 107 Second 
 LEFAVOE W F, broom factory, 32 D 
 
 lOGKWOOD & DAWSON, proprs 
 
 "Marysvillo Appeal," Second and Mai- 
 den lane 
 LOWBEY & NELSON, Hvory stable, 
 82 E 
 
 MAESTBETTI & VIGIZZI, game 
 
 ftoultry, eggs and gen produce. Maiden 
 ane 
 
 MABCUSE M & CO, cigars and to- 
 bacco. Second and D 
 
 Mi^CUSE H, president Marysville 
 Savings Bank, 44 D 
 
 Marker J P, bootmaker, Second 
 
 "MABTSVILLE APPEAL," (daily 
 and weekly,) Lockwood & Dawson 
 proprs. Second and Maiden lane 
 
 MABYSYILLErOUNDBT, Booth & 
 
 Ecknrt 
 
 MABYSYILLE OAS CO, D E 
 
 Knight agent 
 
 XABYSmLE SAVINGS BANK, 
 
 M Marcuse president, 44 D 
 Marysville Water Co, L H Babb supt, 
 Fourth and D 
 
 MABYSYILLE WOOLEN MILLS, 
 
 D E Kniuht agt. Second and B 
 McCABTY HAS, liquors, cigars and 
 
 tobacco, 89 D 
 McConanghy James, manager W U Tel 
 
 Co, 142 Second 
 MeCOY H L, sheriff. Court House 
 McDonald J B, livery stable. Second 
 MoWAIN & BXJSSELL, marble 
 
 works, A bet Fifth and Sixth 
 MECHANICS' HOTEL, B Peel propr, 
 
 C bet Third and Fourth 
 
 MEEK & DICKEY, books, stationery, 
 
 news, music, fruits, cigars, etc, 74 D 
 Mehl Mra C, bakery. D 
 Merritt Oeo, real estate, insurance and 
 
 iiotnrv, 103 D 
 MILUBB S, saloon, cor Second and C 
 Monr()e S, carpenter, C 
 MOON & CBEIOHTON, boots and 
 
 •hoes, 75 D 
 MOBOAN H, blacksmith, C bet Fourth 
 ' and Fifth 
 MOSEB LOmS, cigars, tobacco, Bm9k- 
 
 ers' articles, etc, bfl D 
 
 MULLEB ft BAUMGABTNEB, 
 
 Magnolia Salooa, 65 D 
 MTJIi E W, oysters and wine room, 
 cor Second and High 
 
 MUBFHY W 0, atty at law, cor Third 
 
 and High 
 Murray M B, liquors, cor Seventh and A 
 MYERS E C H, wagonmaker, C bat 
 
 Fourth and Fifth 
 Nagle M E, varieties, 53 C 
 Neaemanti Mrs &, Co, lodgings, cor Sec- 
 
 on d and C 
 NEWBEBBY ft HOLMES, insurance 
 
 (hre and life), 64 D 
 Newhnnl .1 M, saloon, 142 Third 
 OGDEN W G ft SON, blacksmiths and 
 
 wagoiimakers. Third bet E and Com- 
 
 merciiil alley 
 OVANDO JOSE, propr Lafayette Res- 
 taurant, Slaiden lane but Second and 
 
 Tliird 
 PEACOCK G W, secretary Buckeye 
 
 Mill Co, cor Fifth and A 
 PEEL B, Mechanics' Hotel, C bet Third 
 
 and Fourth 
 Peffer Jno, planing mill 
 Pender J H, produce and fish, 107 Third 
 Pender Mrs L, millinery, 1 12 D 
 
 PEBCY ANDBEW J, Eagle Livery, 
 
 Feed and Sale Stable, entrance on 
 
 Third and C 
 Peri A, confectionery and dancing, 92 D 
 PEBI E, confectionery and ice cream, 
 
 cor D and Fourth 
 Pierce A, bag factory, 29 D 
 Popert N D, varieties, 68 D 
 POST D Y, boarding house. Seventh 
 
 bet A and B 
 POWELL D, physician and surgeon, 
 
 92 D 
 
 POWEB T J, White House Saloon, 
 138 and 140 Second 
 
 PBICKETT E S, gunsmith, 73 D 
 
 Kaish Chus, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker, 103 Thinl 
 
 BAND3LPH T E, junk dealer, iron 
 metals of ail kinds, rags, sacks, etc, 
 cor D an<l First 
 
 BED HOUSE, B F Gilman propr, dry 
 gomls, clothing, boots, shoes, hats, etc, 
 
 93 D bet Third and Fourth 
 
 Reilly J J, photographer. Odd Fellows' 
 
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 Rhodes I N, sewing machines, 64 D 
 
 BIDEOTJT ft SMITH, bonkers, cor D 
 and Third 
 
 BIPLEY C J. plasterer, agt for Santa 
 Cruz lime, 34 D 
 
 Rogers Henry, liquors, 71 D 
 
 Rogers S J S, physician, 87 D 
 
 BOLLETT T W, saloon, cor Second 
 and C 
 
 BOSS E C ft CO, stoves, tinware, crock- 
 ery, gli<s8ware, etc, 66 D 
 
 SAUL ft DEPXJY, paint, varnish and 
 brushes, and carriage painters, 75 and 
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 SCHWABTZ CHAS, stoves, tinware, 
 
 pumpn, crockery, etc, 162 Third 
 Schmiiller H, groceriea, our Second 
 
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 Schneider N, clothing, 73 D 
 Sewrell Newton, real estate and ins act, 
 
 138 Third 
 SHAFFER W C» auctioneer, 117 Sec 
 
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 SSBBMAS MRS £ J, millinery and 
 
 dressmaki'.ig, 101 D 
 Sherwood Mrs, dressmaker. Third 
 Sherwood T J, county clerk, Court 
 
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 Shelley T It, veterinary surgr^on, cor 
 
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 Siebt-rfc C, brew ery 
 SDfOER WM J, land atty. Masonic 
 
 buil ding , cor Tliird and E 
 SLATTERT P C, moat market. City 
 
 Miirket, au4 county treasurer 
 Smith J B M. dentist, 02 D 
 SHITH R L, barl)er, »1) Second 
 S mith S D, blacksmith, 18 E 
 SMITH WM E, D St Moat Market, D 
 
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 Sneed James A, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker. Fourth and 
 SPEAR A P, books, stationery and 
 
 fancy goods. Third and C 
 Stanwoou R (i, lumber. Fourth and E 
 Steele T H, county supt schools. Court 
 
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 Stone W F, watches and jewelry, 
 
 76 D 
 STONE C Et physician and surgeon, 
 
 87 D, Old Fellows' building 
 STRATTON C A & CO, wholesale 
 crrocers and liquors, cigars and tobacco, 
 Thin ! and E 
 SITBERS & CUTTS, blacksmiths and 
 wagoumakers, shoeing a specialty, 
 61 C 
 Sullivan Mrs M, hotel, 70 C 
 Sutherland ft Seiferd Misses, dressmak- 
 ers, 107 D 
 
 SWAIN ft HUDSON, planing mill, 
 contractors and builders, cor D and 
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 SWEZT CHARLES E, land atty 
 
 and justice of peace, 138 Third 
 Swift J r, carpenter, 69 C 
 
 TERSTEOQE F. boots and shoes, 
 102 P 
 
 T l WM'^y CHAS H, photographer, 
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 TOMB JACOB, ice dealer, freighter and 
 farmer, High 
 
 Trai ner k MdPoy , livery stable, Third 
 
 TRICKEL WM, bowkng alley and sa- 
 loon, 63 C 
 
 UNION LUMBER CO, F D Hudsoa 
 
 prds. Fourth a'ld C 
 U S HOTEL, Soheu ft Swank propn, 
 Third and O 
 
 VAOEDES ft BAHREBTBUR^, li- 
 quors, 77 D 
 Voss Henry, tailor, 105 Thinl 
 Wade ft (Iraif sabion, 76 
 Wagner H, music am' jewelry, 85 D 
 WAPPEG GEO, propr Western House, 
 
 D and Second 
 WARD WW, liquors, RR Depot 
 WATSON THOS, Marysviilo Uakery, 
 
 100 D 
 WEARMAN ft SERRET, liquors, 
 
 58 D 
 WEESIR PAUL, blacksmith and wa- 
 poninakor, Fourth and A 
 
 WEINLAUDER ED. 'try goods. lOO D 
 
 Wenzt'l Chas. bnrbor. 74 C 
 
 WESTERN HOUSE, George Wappel 
 pr^pr, D aad Second 
 
 Wnite A B, moat market. City Market 
 and T) 
 
 WHITE, COOLET ft CUTTS, bard- 
 war.*, farm implements, crockery, 
 windmilU, iron, steel, coal and banl- 
 wot.d lumber, 137 to 141 Thinl 
 
 WIOHTMAN ft HAMPTON, hard- 
 
 ware and n^rioultunii implomonta. 
 
 Masonic building, Third 
 Wildur Lcwi.4, county assessor, Court 
 
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 WILLIAMSON C C, plouterer and 
 
 whitener, Mtiiden lane 
 WOODWARD J C, groceries, fruit, 
 
 cigars, etc, 110 D 
 Worms Julius, clothin?, 120 Thinl 
 WRIGHT MRS C D, milliQery. 
 
 103 D 
 Wright Geo, county surveyor, 144 Third 
 
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 MILUNERr ORESSMAKING 
 
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 P'ire-back guaranteed to last fifteen years. 
 
 Tin, Sheit-Iron and Coppar-ware, Crookery, Sto!i3 ani Qlassware, 
 Coal Oil Lamt)? and Eitchea Fnmitnra of all kinds. 
 
 HallaUay Standard Windmill, 
 
 F0R3E AND HAND PUMPS, 
 
 Galvanizad Iron Tanks and Water-Pipe of all sizes. JOBBING and 
 REPAIRING done on short order, at 
 
 No. 152 THIRD STREET. MARYSVILLE. 
 
 Well Boring attended to. . . 
 
 J. P. SCOTT, " 
 
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 BACOH J DALTON, clerk, poatmaster 
 
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 Beavia H M, aaloon 
 Bolhy W C, phyaician 
 COTCBY J L, saloon 
 Doty J VV, meat market 
 DURHAM BROS> hardware 
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 Schar z Jonn, blackamith 
 TTJLL J M. saloon 
 
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 Page Wm, lumber 
 
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 Ponce J P, blackamith and wagonmaker 
 
 Rich A G, gen mdae 
 
 Roas J L, phyaician 
 
 Rr ienblum J, gen merchant 
 
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 Ryan P P, boota and ahoea ' 
 
 Smith C E, carpenter 
 
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 Wallace J, atty at law 
 
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 SANTA CLARA COUNTY, 
 
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 Ducker Chas, hotel 
 
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 (Hllum B T, fruita, etc 
 
 Grijialba S, liquora 
 
 ( Jriniley P, livery stable and liquors 
 
 HAMUN T. atationery 
 
 HOHMAN J, boots and shoes 
 
 Laulnr T H, carpenter 
 
 MARTIN L J, liquora 
 
 Miiycr B, poatmaster and druggist 
 
 Miiisch A, liquors 
 
 McCloakey J, hamesamnkcr 
 
 McC'racken Rev Geo U, clcrpyman (M E) 
 
 McNamara T J, tinware, atoves, etc 
 
 Miller Jno, blackamith 
 
 Mendocino City, 
 
 MENDOCINO COUNTY, 
 
 la reached by ocean ateamera or vkx-N. 
 P. C. Railroad to Duncan's Mills, thence 
 by stage 80 miles; or via 8. F. k N. P. 
 Railroad to Cloverdale, thence by stage 
 75 miles. It is on the coast 160 miles 
 above San Francisco. It haa a popula- 
 tion of 800 whose dependence ia on the 
 lumbering interests of the locality, 
 which ia carried on very extensively. 
 
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 Ainsley Wm, painter 
 Barnard Leu, propr Ukiah k Mendocino 
 and Mendocino & Westport Stage Lines 
 Berry J S, barber 
 Bever Bros, hotel 
 Bowman Fred, saloon 
 Brown Eugene, gen mdae 
 Carlson J E, hotel 
 Eatell Fred, saloon 
 Everaon O W, gen mdae 
 Fairticld Ed, undertaker 
 Flanigan Jno, saloon 
 Galbraith C, saloon 
 Hammond W, phyaician 
 Hanson P, bootmaker > . 
 
 Holl Goo, carriage maker 
 Jarvia Sc DoUard, gen mdse 
 Jarvis H H, tinsmith 
 Johnson S, bootmaker 
 Kelley W H, gen mdae 
 Liiibur^ Jno P, hamesamaker 
 McClellan P, tailor 
 McCloud Jno, blackamith 
 Murray J D, gen mdae anl drugs 
 Norton W H, hotel 
 Packard C O, druggist 
 Rogers A T, blacksmith 
 Smith T H, physician 
 Switzo & lioyd, livery 
 Thonina Manuel, hotel 
 Ti Kee, gen mdae 
 WhittoU A P, phyaician 
 Wilson W T, restaurant 
 
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 Menlo Park, 
 
 «AN MATEO COUNTY. 
 
 t)ii the Southern Pacific Railroad, 32 
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 Blanchard '^^, butcher 
 
 Casey Wm, liquors 
 
 Doyle M J ft Co, gen mdse and postoffice 
 
 Fletclier A B, Fletcher House 
 
 Oorman Mrs B, livery 
 
 Hurasell Wm M, butcher , 
 
 XUOELER A, liquors 
 
 Lenehan M, liquors 
 
 Maloney R, liquors 
 
 Maloncy T, livery stable 
 
 MENLO FABK HOTEL, Martin 
 
 Kuck propr 
 Pool Mrs G, millinery 
 Quirk P, liquors 
 Thyarks Geo, gen mern'iant 
 
 WAKELEE THOMAS D, agt Wells, 
 
 Fargo & Co and S P R li 
 
 Merced, 
 
 MERCED COUNTY, 
 
 Ih a pnstofiice and county seat, situated 
 in a delightful agricultural district of 
 the Siin Joaquin valley, containing a 
 population of 3,000. It is quite a point 
 of embarkation for the Yosemite valley, 
 and is a prosperous, thriving town. It 
 is on the Visulia liranch of the ^^outhern 
 Pacific R. R., 38 miles from Lathorp. 
 
 Aiken W B, county assessor, Court 
 House 
 
 Antoldy Chris, carriage and wagonmaker, 
 J ami Seventeenth 
 
 Ashley Mrs Li/zie, dressmaker. Front 
 
 Banks & Bcdeson, meat market. Seven- 
 teenth 
 
 Bates & Hamilton, land and abstract 
 ofhi-e. Court House 
 
 BATES SAMUEL C. agent W, P & 
 
 Co, insurance, ]>resident Merced Bank 
 and secretary Merced Woolen Mills, 
 U S deputy mt rev collector and no- 
 tary public, office El Capitan 
 
 Bearwald Henry, stoves, tinware, pumps 
 and crockery, Front 
 
 Bibby N, county supervisor 
 
 Bost John W, county surveyor, Court 
 House 
 
 Breen N, justice of peace and carpentei*, 
 Seventeenth 
 
 Browning W J, cigars and tobacco, 
 Front 
 
 CASACCIA A R, gen mdse, Front 
 
 Castor Mrs J W, dressmaking, Seven- 
 teenth 
 
 Chapman Harry, notary public »nd 
 searcher of records, Court House 
 
 Clark Mrs M £, dressmaking, Seven- 
 teenth 
 
 CLOTJOH A Q, furniture and bedding. 
 Seventeenth 
 
 Clough A W, prtpr Mariposa Hotel, 
 Seventeenth 
 
 Cocanour J B, county supervisor 
 
 Corley & Manchester, blacksmiths and 
 horseshoers, Front 
 
 COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. M F Mo- 
 ran propr, M and Seventeenth 
 
 Cross Geo D, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 Front 
 
 DELON M, saloon and brewery agent, 
 Front 
 
 Dixon E T, druggist and supt of public 
 instruction. Front 
 
 Evans Chas E, hotel. Front 
 
 Fahey Wm, hotel, Seventeenth 
 
 FARMERS' CANAL CO, J W Mit- 
 chell president, Silas (Jeis secretary, 
 M and Eighteenth 
 
 FARRAR FRANK H. district attor- 
 ney and notary public, Court House 
 
 Fleming C liJ, under sheriff and notary 
 
 rfublic, Court House 
 ANCE MRS KATE, lodgings and 
 
 saloon. Front 
 OALLIAN^ G, propr Merced Soda 
 
 Works, Eighteenth and J 
 Gardner W C, attorney at Uw, Court 
 
 House 
 OARVIN J M, books, stationery and 
 
 news depot, F'ront 
 Geia Silas, attorney at law, attorney 
 
 and secretary Farmers' Canal Co, M 
 
 and Eiyhtoenth 
 GfOLDMAN M, gen m<l8e, agricultural 
 
 implements, and president Merced 
 
 Woolen Mills, Front 
 Gracey R, teacher 
 Gribi John, insurance agent and notary 
 
 imblic, Front 
 Grilfin P, saloon. Seventeenth 
 Hall Thos, liarber and bathn, M 
 Hamilton Vj J, county auditor and re- 
 corder, Court House 
 Hanson I M, blacksmith and foundry. 
 
 Seventeenth 
 
 HARRINGTON & McERLANE, 
 
 wines, licjuors and cigars, Front 
 
 HICKS AMOS, fee<l stables, K 
 
 Hicks James E, deputy assessor and no- 
 tary public. Court House 
 
 Higj^ins E R, photographer, K 
 
 Holmquest N R, pamter, K 
 
 Huffman C H, grain and storage. Front 
 
 Huphes R N, forwarding and commis- 
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 Hunter G W, gunsmith and machinist, 
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 Ai.pnABarnALLT. 
 
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 Hunter M, blackataitb, 17th and L 
 
 Imfeld Louis, bakery, Seventeenth 
 
 Isaacs Geo E, planing and feed mills 
 and lumber, opp depot 
 
 Irmscher Herman, bootmaker. Seven- 
 teenth 
 
 Jackman £!, attorney at law and notary 
 public, M 
 
 Jacobs Joseph, meat market, cigars and 
 tobacco, Front 
 
 King Samuel A, postmaster 
 
 Kirkland Rev — , pastor M E Church 
 
 Kocher J, stoves, tinware, hardware, 
 crockery and agricultural implements, 
 Front 
 
 Lagomarsino Antonio, groceries, Seven- 
 teenth 
 
 LANDRAM C, books, stationery, 
 watches, clocks and musical instru- 
 ments. Front 
 
 Laiigl)ein K, barber. Front 
 
 Law John K, attorney at law and notary 
 public, Front 
 
 Lee Geo F, physii iiin, Front 
 
 lioeker H W, liainess and saddles, L 
 
 Leeson Jos, cousta)>lo and bootmaker, L 
 
 Leggett T A, justice of peace. Seven 
 teenth and L 
 
 Lopaz M A, saloon. Seventeenth 
 
 Marks Chas H, superior judge. Court 
 House 
 
 Mashmeyer J A, harncssmakcr and car 
 riage trimmer, Sevehteenth 
 
 McClcuathan & CoflFman, livery stable. 
 Seventeenth 
 
 McCready & liOggett, marble works. 
 Seventeenth 
 
 McDonald WM, blacksmith anr^ 
 wag<)ninaker, Seventeenth 
 
 MoFEELY JONN', propr S F Boarding 
 House, Front and K 
 
 Mclnernoy Mrs Mary, gen nidse. Seven- 
 teenth 
 
 McLean Rev E U, pastor Cumberland 
 Presbyterian 
 
 Meany A J, sheriff. Court House 
 
 H£RC£D BANK, Samuel C Bates 
 president, J B Kiilston cashier. Front 
 
 "MERCED EXPRESS." (weekly), 
 
 Stoneroiul k Co publishers, Seven- 
 teenth and L 
 Merced Orange Warehouse Co, Thomas 
 Upton pres, R S Clay secy 
 
 MERGED MARBLE WORKS. Wm H 
 
 t: Wilson propr, L 
 
 MERCED SEGURITT SAVINGS 
 
 BANK, Eliiis Perkins pres, W W 
 ? Westlwiy cashier. Front 
 
 MERCED.SODA WORKS, a Galliano 
 
 propr. Eighteenth and J 
 Misch Josepn, dentist. Front 
 MORAN M F, Cosmopolitan Hotel, 
 
 Seventeenth and M 
 
 Muller John, blacksmith, Sevei teenth 
 
 Murray P B, wagonmaker, Seventeenth 
 and L 
 
 Nudescher Joseph, tailor, K 
 
 Northrop Robt J, hotel. Front 
 
 Noziglia Lewis, groceries, L 
 
 OLCESE & GARIBALDI, gen mdse, 
 agricultural implements and wagons, 
 L and Front 
 
 Oliver W 0, carpenter. Ninth 
 
 Oppenheim Benj, varieties, fruits and 
 cigars. Front 
 
 Packer £ A, saloon. Seventeenth 
 
 Peck Rev H P, pastor First Presbyterian 
 Church, Twentieth 
 
 PERKINS ELLAS, pres Merced Se- 
 curity Savintis Bank, Front 
 
 PIERCE IKE, Merced Stables, Seven- 
 teenth 
 
 Price Rev James K P, M E Church South 
 
 Quigley W^ J, county treasurer. Court 
 House 
 
 RALSTON J B, cashier Msrced Bank, 
 ins agent, Front 
 
 REIDY J L, dry goods, boots, shoes, 
 millinery and cloakmaking, Seven- 
 teenth and K 
 
 REILLY & DWYER, saloon and 
 brewery aats, Seventeenth 
 
 REUTER GEO, barber, Front 
 
 Riordan John, shoemaker, Fropt ;,: i 
 
 Robertson John W, atty at la^ and 
 notary public. Front 
 
 Rolfe Nelson, boarding, Seventeenth 
 
 Rosenthal A, tailor and sewing machine 
 agt. Front 
 
 Rucker H N, county coroner and, public 
 administrator 
 
 iiussell Mrs S A, millinery and dress- 
 making. Seventeenth 
 
 Salazar J A, saddler. Seventeenth 
 
 Salter Mrs A G, dressmaking. Seven- 
 teenth 
 
 "SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY ARGUS" 
 
 (weekly), Robert J Steele publisher. 
 Seventeenth 
 
 Sawyer A K, meat market, Seventeenth 
 
 Searing Chas, Eagle Stables, Seven- 
 teenth 
 
 Sell Wm, ticket agt C P R R and W U 
 Tel Co, El Capitan 
 
 Sesusearos J E, saloon, opp depot 
 
 Sherwood Wm, saloon, Seventeenth 
 and L 
 
 Silman WG, livc/y stables, Seventeenth 
 
 Silver Solomon, varieties and fancy 
 goods. Front 
 
 Simon, Jacobs & Co, gen mdse and agri- 
 cultural implements, Front 
 
 SIMON SILAS> gen mdse, wool, hides 
 and produce. Front 
 
 Simonson John H, county clerk. Court 
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 California — Merced-Miehigan Bluff. 
 
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 Simop ^ Keogh, lumber, Front 
 Smith J C, liquors, Front and M , 
 
 Sohlke J A, drusaiat. Front ' 
 
 Spears tt Lewis, uacksmiths and wagon- 
 makers, Seventeenth 
 Spears Mrs L F, ladies' hairdresser, Se- 
 
 Tenteenth and K 
 Sproule I H, freight ast C P R R 
 STEELE ROBERT?, publisher "San 
 Jitaquin Vidley Arsus, Seventeenth 
 STOEEROAD & CO, publishers of 
 
 " Meroed Express " 
 Swan A, restaurant, M 
 Tackett Miss May, teacher 
 Turner A D, farmer and stock-raiser 
 Turner W H, ins agt, Orangera' Ware- 
 house 
 
 TWOMET WH, Court Exchange Sa 
 loon and ice agent, M and Nineteenth 
 Upton Thos, county supervisor 
 Walsh M H, deputy county recorder, 
 
 Court House 
 Ward R H, atty at law and notary pub- 
 lic. Court House 
 Washburn £ P, agt Yosemite Stage and 
 
 Turnpike Co, El Capitan 
 Washington & Rucker, physicians, 
 
 Front 
 Weisbam & Miller, shoemakers, K 
 WESTBAT W W, cashier Meroed Se- 
 curity Savings Bank, Front 
 Wigffinton P D, atty at law and notary 
 
 p«n[)lic 
 Williams J E F, undertaker and 
 
 cubinet maker, Seventeenth 
 Williams Miss Kate, millinery and dress 
 
 making, L 
 Wilson N H, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 Front 
 WILSON WM H, Merced Marble 
 
 Works, L 
 White Mrs, teacher 
 Yosemite Stage and Turnpike Co, £ P 
 
 Washburn agt, £1 Capitan 
 2iirker M, cigars and tobacco. Front 
 
 Schellenger C H, blacksmith 
 Smith L N, saloon 
 Smith, Wiseman & Co, gen mdse 
 Wood M C, ferry 
 
 Herrillville, 
 
 LASSEN COUNTY. 
 
 Cramen Bros, stock raising 
 Folsom M 0, stock raiser 
 Hall W P, stock raiser 
 HURLBUT F D, lumber and post- 
 master 
 Kunelson L, stock raiser . ' - 
 
 Summers W P, cooper 
 Tumson A L, stock raiser ^ „ 
 
 Watson T, stock raiser 
 White O, cooper 
 
 Michigan Bar, 
 
 SACRAMENTO COUNTT, 
 
 Is six miles from Latrobe, on the S. ft P. 
 Railroad. Was once a lively mining 
 town but now almost deserted. 
 
 Brown k Heath, butchers 
 
 Brown W A, blacksmith 
 
 Byam M S & Co, gen mdst 
 
 TTRA TTI J, postmaster and express a^ 
 
 hum an 0, saloo n an d lodging 
 
 WEST & HEATH, gen mdso 
 
 Meridian, 
 
 SUTTER COUNTY, 
 
 Is quite a shipping point on the Sacra- 
 mento river, 17 miles from Marysville, 
 with which it has stage communication. 
 The agricultural resources of the vicinity 
 are almost unlimited. 
 
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 Burgett, Moon & Co, gen mdse and 
 
 press office 
 Devore C P, physician 
 GLADDEN J M, postmaster, notary 
 
 and insurance agent 
 Hu nter R C, physician 
 
 ROCKHOLD J W, hotel 
 
 C. H. WEST, 
 San FnnciMO. 
 
 JOHN HEATH, 
 Michigan Bar. 
 
 WEST A HEATH, 
 
 (SuccesMTi to C. H. West,) 
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 BBOCSBIES, SBY BOODS 
 
 HARDWARE, 
 
 Drugs, Paints, Oils, and Fancy Articles, 
 
 MICHIGAN BAR, CAL. 
 Gold Dost Bought Qoods Delivered. 
 
 Michigan Bluff, 
 
 PLAC£R COUNTY. 
 
 Abrams John, hotel 
 Barrett £, gen mdse 
 Kenton J A, bootmaker 
 Bleaks John, carpenter 
 Brown, Elk ins & Co, miners 
 Buchanan Mining Co 
 Bunker Henry, propr F H & M B Toll, 
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 ,Bam« Robt, school teacher 
 
 Campbell Chae, blacksmith 
 
 Davis Wm & 8on, mining 
 
 Dooley E Ij^ butcher 
 
 *Do4>ley L, butcher 
 
 !Dunlap J W, supt Ditch Co 
 
 lEll worth Fred B, shoemaker 
 
 Elsen John, saloon 
 
 Farrier Wm, barber 
 
 Ferguson Duncan, hotel _ . 
 
 Fiedler M, mining supt 
 
 Hard E D, carpenter • 
 
 Jones Andrew, blacksmith 
 
 Moaria Frank, saloon 
 
 Morgan John, saloon < 
 
 Peny Henry J, blacksmith 
 
 Polifka Edward, gen mdao 
 
 Powell P, hotel 
 
 Scutt J W, saloon 
 
 Scott & Squier, saloon 
 
 Smith, Dooley & Co, miners ' 
 
 Snedican R T, carpenter 
 
 Squier D D, saloon 
 
 Taylor (jeorge, mining supt 
 
 Thompson Isaac, physician 
 
 Udell C P, propr Yankee M Co 
 
 Vim Emmon U L, propr Big Gun mine 
 
 Westfall August, butcher 
 
 Wild Mrs, dressmaker 
 
 Willey Wolter, gen mdse 
 
 Williams M H, hotel , ; 
 
 Wiasinger James H, saloon , - , , 
 
 itlddletown, 
 
 LAKE COUNTY, 
 
 Has a population of 500, and increasing 
 gradually. It is 18 miles from Calis 
 toga. 
 
 Arjall H, liquors "^ ■• • 
 
 Asner J, gen mdso ■' 
 
 Bidhop C Fi, bootmaker ; 1 
 
 Cameron F, bootmaker i ^ •' '^ ' 
 Davidson A G, gen mdse 
 Do Pencicr Bros, gen mdse 
 Gooil Wm, blacksmith 
 Green J, saloon 
 Kellogg J H, blacksmith 
 Kiiittle ft Siegle, livery 
 Lobree D & Co, gen mdstt 
 ,Mane &, Day, gen mdse 
 Muutz & Scottt brewery 
 &AWSON' W, wheelwright and 
 
 postmaster 
 neinioke J, blacksmith 
 Smith J £, hotel 
 Worren Geo, liquors 
 Williamcoh Rev R W, olergymaa (M. E. ) 
 
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 Midway, 
 
 ALAMKDA COUNTY. 
 
 Carsten Mrs M, groceries 
 
 Haera Fra»)f t, hotel 
 
 T yATtl^A KElNlfOIJ). postmaiiter 
 
 Milford, 
 
 LASSEN COUNTY, 
 
 Reached most conveniently from Reno, 
 Nevada, from which it is diatant ,67 
 mles. 
 
 Dakin H H, flour mill 
 
 DOTUB S A, hotel and postmaster 
 
 F&tfchiltl T H, sawmill 
 
 Glascock T J, whelwright, undertaker 
 
 aftd carpenter 
 Harrison M, gen mdse 
 Thompson Geo A, liquors 
 True I'haxter, blacksmith 
 Tyler Jerry, hide mcht, groceries, drugs, 
 
 Eropr Tyler's patent Hay and Grain 
 ^nloader and Stacker 
 
 Hillbrae, 
 
 SAN MATEO COUNTY, 
 
 On the Southern Pacific Railroad, 17 
 miles from San Francisco. 
 
 Anderson F, blacksmith 
 
 Ebright H, hotel 
 
 Fifield W J, dairy 
 
 Garnot G, groceries and saloon 
 
 OREEN A F, postmaster 
 
 Greer A F & Co, dairy 
 
 Green CD, agt S P R R, W U Td Co 
 
 and W, F & Co's Express 
 Luyten P, hotel and livery stable 
 Murcier M, boot and shoemaker 
 Regli & Miller, dairy 
 
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 Miller, 
 
 MENDOCINO COUNTY, 
 
 Chopard L, farmer 
 
 Hall A W, Tanner 
 
 KIDDER MBS M A, postmaster 
 
 KidddrR D, blacksmith 
 
 Monroe W, farther 
 
 Short J R, fairmer 
 
 Steward T I, farmer 
 
 WaUh "thomas, fiirtaer 
 
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 HillyiUe, 
 
 8HASTA COUNTY, 
 
 la ■ituated on the C. and O. Coast Over- 
 land stage route, 15 miles from Redding. 
 
 Auklin Mrs H, gen mdsc 
 
 Averill O W, dentist 
 
 BAKER & TEEL, gun mdse 
 
 Bidwell &, Bro, blacksmiths 
 
 Boyle Pat, liquors 
 
 Brown F R, physician 
 
 Carr Francis, atty at law 
 
 Chatham A, wagonmaker 
 
 Connelly & Son, carpenters and con- 
 tractors 
 
 Cromwell O, photographer and varieties 
 
 Gault T L, justice of peace 
 
 Harrington M S, saddles and harness 
 
 Kegan H, tailor 
 
 Kegan Mrs G, dressmaker ,.^ , 
 
 Key Tnos, stone mason . 
 
 King D, blacksmith ■ • > , i 
 
 Martin R P, physician 
 
 O'Neall Joseph, atty at law 
 
 Overmier C E, blacksmith 
 
 Overmier J D, hotel 
 
 Presly & Lambert, boots and shoes 
 
 Roxhim F, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 
 Scraiiton N R, wagonmaker 
 
 Simi>son T J, hotel 
 
 SMITH C H. editor "Shasta County 
 Record " 
 
 Snow N D, tinner 
 
 Stevenson D C, hardware and furniture 
 
 TEEL CHAS A, postmaster and man- 
 ager Millville and Amlerson Tel Co 
 
 Wheatley John, ins agt 
 
 Wilkinson k Ross, dour mills 
 
 Olinder C F, blacksmith 
 
 Pixley M, liquors 
 
 Topham Crony, warehouse and grain 
 
 Milton, 
 
 OALAVERAH COUNTY, 
 
 la the terminus of the Stockton and 
 Copperopolis Division of the C. P. K. R. 
 28 miles frofn Stockton, and where 
 connection with Mattcson k Co.'s Stage 
 Lino for the Yosemite, Bi|; Trees and 
 mountain resorts generally is made. 
 Alexander McDonald, a popular livery 
 man, also furnishes transportation of 
 the best character, indcpt-ndeut of all 
 other companies. The pursuits of ahcep- 
 raining and farming are engagc<l in, to 
 which the residents look for their chief 
 support. 
 
 Milpitas, 
 
 SANTA CLARA COUNTY, 
 
 Is a postofBce on the Western Division 
 of the Central Pacific Railroad, six miles 
 from San Jose. 
 
 Abel Hy, meat market 
 Boyce & Topham, blacksmiths 
 CLARK P, gen mdse, postmaster, agt 
 W, F & Co, and manager W U Tel Co 
 Darling E W, agt C P R R . , 
 French A, hotel 
 Jones A, saddler -,«.«:' ii [ 
 
 Beckett J F, hamessmaker, ' 
 
 Beysser L, forwarding and commission 
 merchants, atty at law 
 
 BUNDS J C, dry goods, groceries, hard- 
 ware, gents' furnishing goods, etc 
 
 Donner H, hotel 
 
 Glasford William, agt Stockton and 
 Copperopolis Division C P R R, tel 
 opr and W, F A Co's Express 
 
 Grinisti John, gristmill 
 
 HENDRICKS' HOTEL, N w Hen 
 
 dricks propr 
 
 Ix)yd (ieo, barber 
 
 Mathews Miss Elizeljeth, school teaclier 
 
 MATTE80N ft CO, atage line to S<>- 
 nora, Murphys and various moun- 
 tain towns. Quickest and safest 
 route to Bodie 
 
 McClellan J J, blacksmith and horse- 
 shoeing 
 
 McClenehan F W, notary public 
 
 McDonald ALEX, propr pioneer 
 Livery Stable, finest turnouts on 
 shortest notice 
 
 OLLRICH J H, blacksmith and horse- 
 shoeing 
 
 Simpson H L, saloon 
 
 Sletway Chas, bootmaker 
 
 Trump Wm, wagonmaker 
 
 Weston J, saloon 
 
 WOLCOTT OSCAR, poatmaater and 
 confectionery store 
 
 Woods Miss Laura, dressmaker 
 
 PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING HOUSE 
 
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 JOBBING & REPAIRING SHOP, 
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 ALEX. McDonald. - - Pnpmetor. 
 
 (.'irriai^'8. lUiifgleii, Wagona & .StukH* Hones- 
 (or hirv on ruauonnble termii. All UtloKranis 
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 IWk TrecN, Yosemite Falls, wfehinp teams, 
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 Spt-clalty made of IHk Tre», Ve«iiuit« and 
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 Also a large Stable and Yard lortho Ac- 
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 accommodations to tht^ traveling public. Stable ami Feed Yai'd. iik 
 connection with the iioiise. CALL. 
 
 Mineral King, 
 
 TULARE COUNTY. 
 
 Bacigalupi T, saloon 
 
 Baker P V, assayer and justice of peace 
 
 Beaver Oscar, saloon 
 
 Burke U A, saloon 
 
 ClodfetterChas, hotel 
 
 GL0TFETT2R DAN, propr Half-way 
 
 House, Mineral King Road 
 Crystal Mine, Peter Mallett 
 Cunningham Francis, justice of peace 
 t)a niel8o n W, saloon 
 DAVIDSON Wi groceries, postmaster 
 
 Kmpire Mine, R P Harper atipt 
 Empire Store, Col C Wagner manager 
 HALF-WAY HOUSE, Dan Cloifetter 
 
 propr, Mineral King Koad 
 Herrington Mrs £, restaurant 
 Hoy J C, hotel 
 
 Johnson Frank, miners' supplies^ 
 Lamberson C G, saloon 
 McGinnis Mine, Abe McGuuiis supti 
 Neill & Kedfield, sawmill 
 Smith S E, hotel 
 Taylor Jonathan, deputy sherifT 
 T ranger H, agt New England Mining C* 
 Weishar A, sawmill and ccntractor 
 White Chief Mine, A S Drais sapt 
 
 
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 California — Mineravill^-Modesto. 
 
 Ai.pnAiivnoAt.tr. 
 
 Minersville, 
 
 TDINiry COUNTY. 
 
 BATES Ft gflneral merchandiM »nd 
 
 poitmaater 
 Sourt«llott« J H, bUoIumith and hotel 
 
 Mission San Jose, 
 
 ALAMEDA COUNTY. 
 
 la one of the oldeat towna of Call for 
 nia, two milea from AVaahini^tou Cor 
 npra and five milea from Niles, haa a 
 population of about 300. 
 
 Andrewp Mra J, dry gooda 
 
 B<Tgmann Nicolaua, carriage and wagon 
 
 manufr and uen blacksmith 
 Brown Manuel, barber 
 C olom liet Joseph, hotel 
 TjHKMAW ft BACHMAH, gen mdae 
 Fel kiii 8 J, harneasuiaker and saddler 
 FBETKRWTJTH H, plumbing, gaa- 
 
 litting, atovoa, tinware roonng and 
 
 constable 
 Haakell D H, manager Misaion Milla 
 HEKMAHH AUGUST. Milwaukee 
 
 Brewery 
 Miasion Mil ls, William Gor^ass propr 
 
 MU&PHT STEPHEN, saloon and 
 
 ■tage line 
 Nichola'L P, boarding house 
 Painte r J B , winegrower 
 PALMEB J C, winegrower 
 Perara Anthony, bootmaker 
 Powell E, Mission Market 
 8agara K M, saloon 
 SIOEIST XAXIHILIAN, saloon and 
 
 b.ikei'y 
 Stauelcy G, undertaker and livery stable 
 8taneley James, carriage and wa^rou 
 
 make r and gen blacksmith 
 STETEB C, Mission Hotel 
 8underer Joseph, boot and shoemaker 
 
 Modesto, 
 
 STANISLAUS COUNTY, 
 
 Is a thriving agricultural town of 1,500 
 inhabitants. Its location in the Hon 
 Joaquin valley, both as a place of resi- 
 dence and of business is must desirable, 
 since it haa been proven that the soil's 
 capabilities of production are superior 
 and the sanitary features most favorable. 
 It is a well built place, regularly laid-out 
 and the commercial emporium of the 
 county. The Court House is a pretty 
 building, and the square is made attrac- 
 tive by the presunce of flowen and 
 
 •hrubbery. It it on the Southern Pa- 
 oilio Railroad, 18 miles from Lathrop. 
 
 Adams M, carpenter. Tenth • 
 
 Anaya Felix, blacksmith. Tenth 
 
 Aretid J no A, hotel, I 
 
 Armstrong J L, gen mdse, I 
 
 Aulick Geo, saloon. Ninth 
 
 Branch L C, notary public, and aeoy of 
 
 Moiiesto Gas Works, H 
 Braun Mike, browery. Tenth and II 
 Brown A Edwards, photographers, I 
 Brusie J as, gen mdse and agl impta, H 
 
 and Tenth 
 Bumey Jas M, justice of peace and no> 
 
 tary public. Tenth 
 Brichman J B, saloon, Ninth 
 Chantry Mn Mary, tuiloring, Tenth 
 Chapman .1 J, atoves and tinware. Tenth 
 Christ Herman, liukery. Tenth 
 Clark Mios C 'J', dressmaking, 11 
 Clayes 8 H, druggist and oigara, H 
 Claypool \Vm, saloon, H 
 Cleveland ti Hardesty, undertakers, II 
 '"<nn Wm, bootmaker, H 
 t veil ThoB A, atty at law and notary 
 
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 Cl jjEMAN D C, saloon ,Tcnth and II 
 Conneau Ernest, brickmaker. Ninth 
 Cooper G W, dentist, I 
 Crau Mrs F, boanling, Tenth 
 Crosscy A L, prest Modesto Bank 
 Cutting Mra D C, millinery, I 
 Dallas Wm, stables, Ninth 
 Davioa Jno, uocy Grange Co, Ninth 
 Davis A, Ciiley, olacksmiths and wagon- 
 makers, H 
 Pavi* W H, Justice of peace, H 
 DAWSON G W, Modesto House, Front 
 
 DERBY E M ft CO, lumber, c L 
 
 Payne agt, Ninth 
 Dettolbach J, gen mdse, I 
 De Yoc & Devendorf, furniture and un- 
 dertaking, I and Front 
 Doblin J & Co, books, stationery, vari- 
 eties and fruits, H 
 DONKIN WM A, stoves, pumps and 
 
 tinwun*, H 
 DruUiar.l T W, dentist, Ninth and II 
 Ducker k Casei>olt, saloon. Ninth 
 Duncan Mose, hotel. Eighth 
 Easton & Li^ht, saloon. Tenth and I 
 ENOLEHABT PHILIP, blacksmith 
 
 and horsushoer, H 
 Farish & Mallnry, groceries. Ninth 
 Fitzpatrick Chus B, atty at law. Ninth 
 
 and II 
 Freeman Moses, blacksmith, and wagon- 
 maker, Tenth nnd I 
 Frei/oso Feliz, painter. Eighth 
 Fulkerth A S, sheriff and tax ooUeetor, 
 
 Court House 
 Fnqnay A F, gen mdse, H 
 
 
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 Gallo P O, barber, H 
 0*nierBam(7 B, aaloon, Nintb 
 
 QILBERT I E & CO, gen mdie and 
 
 iuiuraiice ageuta, H und Ninth 
 OraiiK« Company of Modesto, groin, 
 
 ffrain baga aud twine, Ninth, Uarriaon 
 
 Turner prefet, Jno Duviea aecy 
 Qreunleaf 8, wutchmakvr and jeweler, H 
 Grollmun William, harueis unu saddle*. 
 
 Tenth 
 OBOS GEO & CO, cigarx, Front apd I 
 Hull M U, county treas, Conrt House 
 Hammer Andrew, saloon, H 
 Uartui Jas, blacksmith and wagonmak 
 
 or, Tenth 
 Jlurtcr Mrs J, dressmaking and sowing 
 
 muchinoB, Tenth 
 Hayes J H, shoemaker, H 
 Uewel A, superior judge, Court House 
 Uoltham Wm J, act C P R K and W U 
 
 Tel Co 
 Huvey 1) H, barber and baths, Ninth 
 Howard W B, teacher 
 Husband David 8, suloon. Ninth 
 Husband Mrs D 8, millinery and dress 
 
 making, Tenth 
 Junu'S H (t, meat market, H 
 Jtmes J \V, balcksmith, H 
 .lefts A, watchmaker and jeweler, H* 
 JIRAN W, mtrchant tuilur, H 
 Juhnsoii & Huzen, attys at law, Court 
 
 House 
 Johnson I, boots and shoos, H 
 Jones Mrs A, millinery aud dressmaking. 
 
 Tenth 
 XNOWLES & SOir, raradUe Flouring 
 
 Mills, Fnuit 
 I«ine Jas M, meat market, Tenth 
 Jjttue & Williams, druggists. Ninth 
 Lester Geo, painter, H 
 Ijewis F J, furniture. Ninth and H 
 Lovcnthal 1 S, restaurant, H 
 Maddux J H, groceries. Tenth 
 Maddux & Simmons, attys ut law, H 
 May John C, gen mdse and sewing ma 
 
 chines. Eighth 
 May U, tador. Eighth 
 MAXWELL CUAB, pub "Modesto 
 
 Herald," H 
 MoCA&THT CHAS F, deputy county 
 
 clerk, Court Uouso 
 
 MoCARTHT JOHN W, county clerk. 
 
 Court iiouiM 
 MoGOY JOHN, oouuty recorder and 
 
 auditor, Court House 
 McHeury Hobt, cashier Modesto Bank 
 MEDLEY P H, books, stationery, 
 
 news depot, cigars, tobacco, varietiss 
 
 and insurance agsnt, Front 
 Mcl^ean IS M, phyaiuian, Eighth 
 Meiaecke Frederick, soda works, Ninth 
 Merry L, nataurant, H 
 Modesto Bank, A L CreMny pre* 
 
 Minor W 0, dist atty. Court Home 
 "MODESTO HEBALD" (weekly), 
 Chsa Maxw«ll publisher, H 
 
 MODESTO HOUSE, W Dawaon 
 
 propr, Front 
 Monmert & >Son, restaurant. Ninth 
 Morris ft Co, saloon, wool, hidts aild 
 
 pelts, Ninth 
 Nathan Bros, dry goods and clothing, H 
 Udnm W W, cuipr't weaver. Eighth 
 PATTEESON C D, livery and feed 
 
 sta bles. Tenth and I 
 PAYNE C L, agt E M Derbj ft Co, 
 
 Ninth 
 Perkins Isaac, hardware and agricultural 
 
 implements, H 
 Perluy Geo, notary public and searcher 
 
 of records, Court House 
 Porter ft Mullins, saloon, I 
 PRENTISS HOTEL, J W Prentiss, H 
 
 and Eleventh 
 
 PRENTISS J W, Prentiss Hotel, H and 
 
 Eleventh „ 
 
 Ray |), physician, H 
 Riee \V II, physician. Ninth ond H 
 Robinson R B, county surveyor, Court 
 
 Houso 
 Robinson W H •!, county supt of public 
 
 instruction, public administrator and 
 
 coroner. Court House 
 Rouers iStinipson P, asst cashier Modesto 
 
 Bank, ins agt and notary public 
 Ross F H, livery, I 
 ROSS HOUSE, J C Traner propr, opp 
 
 depot 
 Ross W G, constable, H 
 iSchell <iooW (S ft Treat) atty at lav. and 
 
 state pri:4nn diroctor, H 
 SCHELL & TREAT, attys at law and 
 
 notaries public, H 
 Schoenfuld S, dry goods and clothing, I 
 Scott J Giaham, physician, 1 
 SEELIO T, dry goods aud clothing, 
 
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 Shulthies M, bootmaker, I 
 Silva Antonio J, barber. Ninth 
 Simon John, meat market 
 Snyder A V, saloon, H aud Eleventh 
 Soi-ensen M, saloon, I 
 Sorensen ft Petersen, brewery. Ninth 
 SPENCER J D, publisher ''Stanislaus 
 
 County Weekly News," Eleventh 
 Spindle A J, barber, H 
 Squire Mrs M E, millinery and dressmak- 
 
 iiiu. Eleventh 
 
 "STANISLAUS COUNTY WEEKLY 
 
 NEWS," J l> Spencer publisher f 
 STONE £ T, atty ut law aud notary 
 I public, Eleventh 
 Stuart J W, saloon, H 
 8URBAU0H J T, dmggist, physieiaa 
 
 and surgeon, stationery, cigun and 
 
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 SWAIN JAMES F, postmaster and agt 
 
 W, ¥ & Co, H 
 TRANER J C, propr Ross Homse, opp 
 
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 Treat R B (Schell & T) atty at law and 
 
 notary public, H 
 Treeea VVm, saddles and harness, Front 
 Tucker J F, county assessor, Court 
 
 House 
 Turner Garrison, pres Grange Co and 
 
 ins agt, Ninth 
 Turner Wm E, atty at law. Eleventh 
 Wagner E H, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker. Front 
 Wallace Thomas, livery, H 
 Walthall L B, ins agt, notary public and 
 
 county supervisor , , ., ) 
 
 Walters F, tailor. Eighth ' ] 
 Warner James, county supervisor, Court 
 
 House 
 ♦V^hitby F G, chairman county super- 
 visor, Court House 
 Wilhite W D, physician, Tenth 
 Williams Mrs P A, human hair and 
 
 patterns, L 
 Wood & Turner, hardware, paints, oils 
 
 and agricultural implements, H and 
 
 Ninth 
 WOLLNEB JACOB, cigars, tobacco, 
 
 varieties, clothing, and ice agt, Ninth 
 WBIGHT C C, atty at law and notary 
 
 public, I 
 
 Mohave, 
 
 KERN COUNTY. 
 
 Boyd E H, propr Mohave Hotel and 
 
 saloon 
 Charlton E, livery and feed stable 
 Cohn E, gen mdse and agt W, F & 
 
 Co's Expret.a 
 Halstead W U, agt Cerro (Jordo Freight 
 
 ing Co 
 Hampton Wm, propr Kern and Inyo 
 
 Stage Line 
 Lowenberg Sol, postmaster 
 Mahony \V H, agt S P R R and W U 
 
 Tel Co 
 Price B H, agt Kern and Inyo Stage 
 
 Companj' 
 
 ^Mokelumne Hill, 
 
 CALAVERAS COUNTY, 
 
 Is a pretty little place of 600 inhabitants, 
 reached via stage lines oonnecting with 
 the lone branch of the Central Pacitic 
 Railroal. The Leger's Hotel is the popu- 
 
 lar house of the place and !s deserving 
 of its honor because the management 
 merits it. 
 
 Bach F, variety store and barber 
 
 Boucher W K, atty at law and notary 
 public 
 
 Burce E P, shoemaker 
 
 Casta M, gi'oceries, etc 
 
 Dauz & Flemming, undertakers 
 
 Dauz J, furniture 
 
 Davidson & Peek, gen mdse 
 
 Disbrow & Co, brewery 
 
 Flemming GW, wagoumaker 
 
 Fuller Jacob, saloon . ;,;,.,; .; 
 
 Furgeson Mrs Mary, hotel ' i, , J 
 
 Gardella C, carriagemaker ; • - ,,, 
 
 Grauier A, dentist 
 
 Hexter K, meat market 
 
 Higby C B, propr ''Calaveras Chronicle" 
 
 Himmighofen & Suessdorf, brewery 
 
 Hutchison W M, tiu shop 
 
 Jacob Chas, gen mdse 
 
 K££ CHIJNO, groceries, cigars, tobacco 
 and medicines 
 
 KEEWINO, dry goods, tea, tobacco, 
 etc 
 
 Lamphire D C, lodging house 
 
 LEG!EB'S EOTldL, Alolph Pechade 
 manager 
 
 LEQEB SISTEBS, proprs Leger Hotel 
 
 LOUTTIT T S, blacksmith and horae- 
 shoeer ■ ; ; ,. 
 
 Mayer Fred, hotel » i " 
 
 McClain John, bakery 
 
 NcFadiu Peter, salooa C^iJ*' 
 
 Mutlis Geo, shoemaker .. 
 
 Nye 1) B, geu mdse 
 
 PECHADE ADOLPH, manager I^ger 
 Hotel 
 
 PEEK F W, variety store and confec- 
 tionery t ! i. 
 
 Peek & Wells, livery stable 
 
 PEEK WM P, postmaster 
 
 Fellaton A, dry goo<ls, groceries, etc 
 
 Ray H C, tinner 
 
 Redmond H L, millinery goods, etc 
 
 B,USSELL B W, stage station, princi- 
 pal olhce San Andreas 
 
 Schlund C, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 TEBBILL & PETEBS, drug?, medi 
 cines, cigars, tobacco, stationery, 
 paints, oils, lamps, etc, agt W, F & 
 Co's Express, VV u tel opr and general 
 ins agt 
 
 "THE CALAVEBAS CHBONI- 
 CLB," Chas B Higby propr 
 
 TB3BITS F, justice peace, notary 
 public and atty at law 
 
 TODD WM, physician and surgeon 
 
 Tiu Tons, groceries, etc 
 
 Unger Charles, harness and saddlery 
 
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 LEQER'S HOTEL, 
 
 Northeast Corner of Main and Lafayette Sts., 
 
 Mohelumns Hill, Cabreras Coa, " - Califoniia. 
 
 This Hotel has a world -renowned reputation ; the founder being an 
 experienced hotel keejjer from Paris, who devoted years to bring it to 
 its excellence in all appointments. Being run on the European and 
 American Plan, having both public and private dining rooms. The 
 culinary department is in charge of an experienced French Cook. 
 
 The BAR is supplied with Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. , 
 
 STAGE OFFTICES IN THE HOTEL. 
 
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 ADOLPH PECHADE, Manager. 
 
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 Monitor, 
 
 . r: ,,, ALPINE COUNTY, r 
 
 Is reached by stages, 36 miles frorr 
 Carson City, Nevada 
 
 Chris^^pnsen C, sal. n / ' 
 
 Cronkue & Harvey, butchers 
 Deglenieu John, shoemaker , • ^ 
 (luirado R C, doctor ' 
 
 IjarBou Joseph, hotel and saloon 
 Maxwell M, livery, feed stable and no- 
 tary pul)lic 
 McBeth D N, hotel 
 Parker P V, editor "Monitor Argus" 
 Puckey V O, assayer 
 Kitchford .Tames, blacksmith 
 RUTTEE ROYAL J, postmaster 
 llutter T E, gen mdse 
 
 Monterey, 
 
 MONTEREY COUNTY, 
 
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 Is one of the most interesting towns be- 
 cause of its historical, scemo and cli- 
 matic attractions, in the United States. 
 It is rear ed fia Southern Pacific and 
 Monterey and Salinas Valley branch of 
 the S. P. R. R. and the Pacific coast or 
 Whltelaw steamers — 137i miles by the 
 
 former and 85 miles by the later route. 
 As we write there is under course of 
 construction a very fine hotel for the ac- 
 cori .nodation of pleasure seekers, in- 
 valids and touriats, with a bright pros- 
 pect of completion for occupancy the 
 coming Summer. The grounds in which 
 it is situated are acknowledged to be the 
 finest in the Unit€d States. The build- 
 ing itself will be 367 feet long, 1 12 feet 
 wide and five stories higli, surmounted 
 by an observatory 80 feet in height, and 
 will cost $"2{)0,000. Its population is 
 placed at 2,000 and is rapidly increasing. 
 No visit to the State is complete with 
 this place unseen. 
 
 Albrego & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Addison J H, painter 
 
 Alexander Wm, dry goods and clothing 
 
 BORDEN J B. groceries, fruits, cigars^ 
 
 tobacco and jewelry &c 
 BOSTROM JNO, bootmaker 
 CRAMER J0S13PH, hamessmaker 
 De Fraga M L, saloon 
 OODOE WALTER, blacksmith 
 Doud P'rancis, meat market 
 Escolle H, gen'mdse 
 Gigling V, beer saloon 
 Giovauini & Nichilini, bakery 
 OIRARDIN ft CO, saloon; only 6ot 
 
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 California — Monterey-Moore's Station. 
 
 Al.ryABKTICALLT. 
 
 Girardin L, lodging house 
 GOLTZBACHTALEamifE A. biv- 
 
 versmith, and manufr bbulone shell, 
 
 jewelry 
 Goldstein A, clothing 
 Gomez Felipe, postmaster and varieties 
 Hadsell & Keed, drugs, stationery, news, 
 
 music, &c 
 HAMPTON 0, propr Hampton House 
 HARPER THUS, merchant tailor 
 HOUGHTON D J painter, house, sign 
 
 and carriage; justice of the peace 
 JAMES W W, stoves and tinware 
 Keating A C, druggist 
 Kpffle Solomon, saloon 
 T.AMB Wiblacksmith, wagonmaker* 
 LAHBERT T 0, lumber and building 
 
 material; notary public 
 Laporte Wm, gen mdse 
 Leese David, saloon 
 Linhot Isaac, barber 
 UTILE MRS MILTON, proprietress 
 
 Ocean House 
 Lockwood Albert, hotel 
 Marks S, dry goods and clothing 
 Mauk Frank, agtS P K K, 
 MIGHAELIS liRNEST, hairdresser 
 Miller J W, meat market 
 "MONTEREY CALIFORNIAN." H 
 
 B Watson propr 
 Norton J B, groceries 
 OLIVER OEO, carpenter and builder 
 
 O'NEILL & MEBACH, furniture and 
 
 undertaking 
 PRINZ H, lumber dealer, carpenter and 
 
 builder 
 Ray F H, paints and oils 
 llngglesJ k, tailor . 
 Ruunls Jno notary 
 
 ST CHARLES HOTEL, R C Womet 
 
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 Sanchez Audel, blacksmith 
 
 Sanch ez B ros, saloon 
 
 SGHAXTPELE&OIRARBIN, watch- 
 makers and jewelers 
 
 Schmidt £ H, groceries 
 
 Serrano Pedro, livery stable 
 
 SHAT S TLUuion Saloon 
 
 SIMONEAu J, restaurant, Itcer depot 
 
 SNIVELT J B, agt \V, F & Co and W 
 KJ Tel Co, groceries, cigars, tobacco 
 and c onfectionery 
 
 TIBBETTS WM, Blue Wing Saloon 
 
 Tootltiiker LS, wagonmaker 
 
 Walter Manuel, livery sthble 
 
 WATSON H B, propr "Monterey Cali- 
 fi'rnian" 
 
 WESTFALL A, pbysician 
 
 WESTFALL & CO, druggists 
 
 Wheet F E T, bootmaker 
 WILLET R H, atty at law 
 
 Monticello, 
 
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 City. 
 
 NAPA COUNTY, 
 stage road, 27 miles from ITl^ 
 
 Dallas Jas, carpenter ■••v : 
 
 Fowler T B, saloon 
 
 HUNTER J & CO, gen mdse and po«t- 
 
 master 
 Jackson G W, physician 
 Little J^D, carpenter 
 McKenzie A, blacksmith < > < 
 
 McKeuzie U S, carriage builder 
 Meyer M, bootmdkcr 
 Morrison H B, blacksmith 
 Morrison I{, wagonmaker 
 Munroe D, blacksmith 
 Peacock K A, hotel 
 Seawell J H, justice peace 
 
 Monsenat, 
 
 sAn dieuo countt. 
 
 (Postoffice, Pala.) 
 
 Wright S E, gen mdse 
 
 Moore's Flat, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY, 
 
 A mining town and postoffice, reached 
 by stages from Novuda City, 20 miles 
 didtant. 
 
 Caldwell S, druggist 
 Donald •! O, liquors 
 Heam W, liquors 
 Hegiirty &. Co, gen mdse 
 KcUtrup L G, furniture 
 La Baree J, physician 
 Morrt»w Mrn, hotel 
 Peachel C, liquors 
 Shea Mrs, hotel 
 Weiser A, tobacco 
 
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 DUTTF COUNTY. 
 
 Bliss W J, justice peace 
 Flood 1{, liquors 
 Gough Thos, blacksmith ' 
 
 Kirkpatrick Daul, liquors 
 Mead M, hotel 
 
 MERRILL D P, gen mdse and post- 
 master, agt W, F ft Co, and liquors 
 Shaw — , school teacher 
 WORNES RO, propr St Charles Hot«lj Steinkamt J P. hotel 
 and agt P C S S Co | Upham Jabez, aheep-raiaer 
 
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 ALPIIABVriaAbLT. 
 
 D. P. MEBBILL, 
 
 DEALEVt IN 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANDISl 
 Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 
 
 MOORE'S STATION, 
 
 BUTTE COUNTY, CAL. 
 
 Mormon Island, 
 
 8ACRAMENTO COUNTY, 
 A poatoffice 4 milea from Folaora. 
 
 Broder Oswold, vinter 
 Ueust^n Joseph N. blacksmith 
 Mettec Henry, vin ter 
 STEPHENSON THOS, groceries and 
 
 postmaster 
 Townsend E B, m'eat market . 
 Walker James, saloon 
 
 Moro, 
 
 SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY, 
 
 Is reached by steamships from San Fran 
 Cisco, .disti^n^ 1^^ ntilos. It has stage 
 communication with all the neighboring 
 towns. Its support ia derived chiefly 
 from the dairying interests, though flax 
 and potatoes are extensively cultivated. 
 
 Allen Jas, capitalist 
 
 Greening David, constable 
 
 Jordan J M, warehouse and lumber 
 
 Pu;e K W, reiil estate agt 
 
 STOGKINO E B, gen mdse and post 
 
 master 
 Stocking J C, blacksmith and uragon- 
 
 niaker and justice peace 
 Smiley H A, pliysician 
 Whitney B (>, saloon 
 
 Dowms Gao W, physician 
 
 FOSS WH F, teacher, notary public 
 
 nnd ins agt 
 Galindo M M, butcher 
 Oilman N A, station agt 
 OLEASON Q D. bote! 
 Grimley R, liquors 
 
 GutH Chas, hay, grain and warehouse 
 Hayes Richard, liquors 
 Haverty J, butcher 
 Hornberger J A, grain deakr 
 Liyva P, hairdresser 
 HAIICH)T H D, gen mdse, postmaster 
 McKae — , liquors 
 Merkel John, liquors 
 Mountain View Hotel 
 Niff A L, carpenter 
 
 Kingstortf H, hay, grain and warehouse 
 SAIIGHAN WEELHEIMEB. gen 
 
 mdse and agt W, F & Co 
 Smith &, Mockbee, blacksmith 
 
 TAYLOR S A, hotel 
 
 WAGSTAFF G T, liquors and reading 
 
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 Weilheimer A, harness 
 Weilheimer Saml, gen mdse 
 Whelan D, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 Wolever D, carpanter 
 Wright J A, carpenter 
 
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 Mount Bullion, 
 
 MARIPOSA COUNTY. 
 
 Bichard k Sharon T & W, orchard 
 BICHABD TOM, mining expert and 
 
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 Fur an J, hotel 
 
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 ALAMEDA COUNTA, 
 
 Is reached by stages from Haywards, 
 distant 8^ miles. 
 
 Mountain View, 
 
 SANTA CLAIJA COUNTY, 
 
 Is 12 mites northwest of San Jose, on 
 the S. P. R. R. The support of the vil- 
 lage is derived from agricultural inter- 
 ests. 
 
 BOOGS E W, hotel 
 BOWMAN A, brick manufr 
 Coblintz L, gen mdse 
 
 Barron Rich ard, warehouse and landing 
 
 BRTJSTGRTJEN F, gen mdse and post- 
 master 
 
 Christensen Chris'inn, saloon 
 
 Lund ChriitiiUt, saloon 
 
 Meisinger H, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Petermm H, saloon and gen mdse 
 
 Reiser Mrs A, hotel and boarding house 
 
 Mount Fairview, 
 
 SAN DIKOO COUNTY. 
 
 Irving W E, postmaster 
 Jones S A, gen mdse 
 Ormsby E, gen mdse 
 Stone L, apiarist 
 
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 DimmickC A, blacksmith V <•>'<'' 
 MoGBATH THOS, gen mdse and post 
 
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 Shepherd Irwin & Co, tlonnniU 
 
 Murphy's, 
 
 CALAVERAS COUNTY, 
 
 Is 18 miles southeast of San Andreas on 
 the stage road leading from Milton to 
 the Big Trees. 
 
 At wood Henry, propr Sperry's Hotel 
 
 Baratini D & iSegall, blacksmiths 
 
 Brt^nch B. H, saloon 
 
 Castracca A, saloon 
 
 Comptrc V, gen mdse 
 
 Creso H, VV U Tol opr 
 
 FISK F W, variety store and bakery 
 
 Fisk & Sackett, saloon 
 
 Kimball & Cntting, mill owners 
 
 MATTESON & OAKLAND, 
 
 feed and sale stable and office 
 
 son & Co Stage Line 
 MeliaJ, barber 
 Ruffe & Keilbar, meat market 
 Schwoerer L, shoemaker 
 SENTER R, gen mdso 
 Sperry J L, hotel 
 Stanghitte G, gen mdse 
 
 livery, 
 
 Matte- 
 
 Napa City, 
 
 NAPA OOKNTY. 
 
 Situated on a river of the same name, 
 46 miles from San Francisco, reached by 
 the California PaciKc Railroad, in u 
 beautiful valley where large quantities of 
 fine wine are produced. Jt has at pros 
 ent a populati(m of al)out 4,(X)0 and is 
 growing in importance; it is well adapt- 
 ed for manufactories, of which there are 
 several, as the railroad runs through the 
 town, and vessels ply continually lie 
 tween there and San Francisco. Stnges 
 to Sonoma, Knoxville and other places 
 run daily. A branch of the State Insane 
 Asylum, a handsome building, is in the 
 neighborhood. It is the county seat and 
 has excellent schools and society. 
 
 ALDE-N £ B & CO, clothing and fur 
 nishing goods. First and Main and at 
 Suisun 
 
 AMSTUTZ H L, watchmaker and jew 
 eler. Second l»et Main and Brown 
 
 Anderson C A, blacksmith, Brown 
 
 Angell J W, physician, Main 
 
 lodgings, 
 
 BACHELDEB HANUFACTUBINO 
 
 CO (windmills), Jno-Bachelder propr 
 Bank of Napa, W C Watson cashier, 
 
 Main and Second 
 Barroco L, bootmaker. First 
 BABTH 0, German Hall, 
 
 wines and liquors. Brown 
 Beal Bros, dry goods. Main 
 Beck Miss Grace, agent, W U Tel Co, 
 Beebft Jas, harnessmaker. Main 
 Begelspacher Max, baker. First 
 Belasco Miguel, saddler, First 
 BEBGBEK B E> wines and liquors, 
 
 Brown and Division 
 BLATJEB ALBERT J, dealer in table 
 
 delicacies. Main 
 Bloch M, clothing and furnishing goods, 
 Boggs & Brink, milliners and dressmak- 
 ers. Main 
 Boggs W M, notary public, real estate 
 
 and ins agt. Main 
 Boke J H. ins agt. Second 
 Borreo F, groceries, provisions, hay, 
 
 wood, coal, etc, First 
 BOYNTON E N, druggist, George W 
 
 Lawrence manager, J(5 Main 
 Bray ton J G, photocraphic gallery, 2d 
 Brick C J, watchmaker, jeweler. Main 
 Brown R H, deputy collector U S inter- 
 nal revenue. Mam 
 BRTJCK LOUIS, searcher of records 
 
 and notary public. Second 
 Buckman O H, civil engineer. Brown 
 Capelli A, wines and liquors, R R Depot 
 Chapman Mrs L, milliner, dressmaker 
 
 an d hairdresser. Main 
 CHASE H B tinner. First 
 
 CEASE MRS L A, milliner, First 
 Christie (» VV, butcher. Main 
 CLARK A & CO, stoves, hardware 
 
 and agl impts, 118 Main 
 Clark H A, a^t Cal Pac R R 
 Clifford (i H, livery stable and propr of 
 
 Sonoma A Santa Rosa Stage Line, 
 
 Main and Brown 
 Clifl'onl Rev (Jeo, clergyman (M E) 
 CLOSE STUART, collection agency. 
 
 Main, room li Kdgington's building 
 Cole Benj, restaurant. Main 
 COLEMAN MRS MARY, Brooklyn 
 
 Hotel 
 Coleman F W, County Coroner and 
 
 Public Administrator 
 Colmaii F W, physician, office Pioneer 
 
 Drug Store, Main 
 Council M O, boots and shoes. Main 
 Coombs F W, dist atty 
 
 COOPER J H, propr "Napa Daily Gold 
 
 Dollar," Main and Second 
 Coc^per VV R, Vernon Flour Mills 
 CORLETT W P & SONS, carpenters 
 
 and stair builders, Brown opp Court 
 
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 AI.PHAIIBTIOALLY. 
 
 Cottier W T, inventor, box 94 poitoffice 
 
 Cowan J H, propr Revere House, Sec- 
 ond opp Court House 
 
 Crouch k Johnston, attys at law, Bank 
 block, Second 
 
 Crowey 6. W, propr Crowey's Opera 
 House, Main 
 
 Cuff K, livery stable, Main 
 
 Damon Rev W 0, clergyman (M E) 
 
 Devlin Chas, Shade House, Main 
 
 Dewoodey T J, surveyor 
 
 Dodge A H, physician. Main 
 
 Donnelly Jas, groceries, grain and liq- 
 uors. Main 
 
 Donnelly Mrs Mary, whipmaker. Main 
 
 Donnelly T C, gen mdse, Main 
 
 Dunn J H, dentist. Main 
 
 Edgington Jas, livery stable. Main and 
 Third 
 
 Edwards S & Co. stoves, hardware and 
 agl inipts, Main 
 
 Epley & Paccaiid, hooks, stationery, etc. 
 Main 
 
 Fischer Franz, bootmaker, First 
 
 Fowler & iShaw, blacksmiths, Third 
 
 FRANCIS & SPALDING, proprs of 
 
 "Napa Register," Main 
 Fraser (i W, barber and baths, Main 
 Fraaer I K & Co, candies ani cigars. 
 
 Main 
 GARWOOD & MARVm.blacksmiths, 
 
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 Giesecke F, barber. Brown '-' 
 GILES JAMES & CO, furniture, car 
 
 pets and undertaking, under Crowey's 
 
 Opera House, Main 
 Oottschalk Mrs A, wine and liquor deal 
 
 er, Main 
 
 GOODMAN JAMES H & CO, bank 
 
 ors, Miiin 
 
 (Treenfield T (J, wagon and carriage mak- 
 er, Main 
 
 Griclley E S, city treas, ex-officio clerk 
 and tax collector, .Second 
 
 Haas 1> L, books, stationery, cigars, etc, 
 Main 
 
 Haas & Ford, dry goods, clothing, etc, 
 104 Main 
 
 Habermehl C F, wines and liquors, Brown 
 
 Hackett k Dean, dentists. Bank block. 
 Main and Second 
 
 Hammett J B, fishinonger, First 
 
 HOGAN MBS E A, propr Napa Hotd, 
 Main and First 
 
 Hottel k Smith, groceries and provi- 
 sions. Main 
 
 Howe A, wines and liquors. Main 
 
 Howland J H, postmaster. Main 
 
 Hug J J, druggist. Main 
 
 HuLL A J, attorney at law and notary 
 public. Bank block, Second 
 
 Hunter Wm, wagonmaker and black- 
 smith. First 
 
 Insane Asylum, Dr Wilkins physician 
 and manager 
 
 Jacks W S, nurseryman. Grand ave 
 
 JACOBSON CARTSON. propr Ameri. 
 
 House, Main and Third 
 Jacobaou k Westfall, liquors. Main 
 Jaensch W, gen mdse, Brown and First 
 James Bennett, sheriff 
 James k Boggs, lumber dealers. Fourth 
 
 and Main 
 Jepsen J, saddler and hamessmaker, 
 
 Main 
 JOHNSON C A, tailor, 2d and Main 
 Johnson S M, restaurant. Main 
 Cather Albert, butcher, Main 
 Kean John, assessor 
 Keig D, boots and shoes, Main 
 Kimball E, stoves, tinware, etc, Br ^vn 
 King Mrs M, propr Washington Hotel, 
 
 R R depot 
 Kline R H, minister Episcopal Church 
 Knapp H H, lumber dealer and insur- 
 ance agent. Main 
 liamdin J F, agent Wells, Fargo 4; Co, 
 
 Second 
 Lawrence J, wines and liquors. First 
 Lipman S k Co, dry and fancy goods, 
 
 98 and 100 Main 
 Ludlow F G, druggist. First 
 Lulwes & Jander, German House, First 
 
 and Brown 
 LYMAN G G, city engineer and supt 
 of sfreets and insurance agents, Second 
 and Brown 
 liynch P, liquors. Main 
 Mabes A, boots and shoes. Main 
 Maclay Rev W J, clergyman (M E) 
 Mallett J H k Son, butchers, First and 
 
 Brown 
 MARTIN & ROGERS, marble, gran- 
 ite and artiKcial works. Brown 
 
 HANSEN & OLSEN, merchant tailor,! MARVIN & GARWOOD, feed and 
 clothiers jvnil furnishing goods. Main! sale stal)le, First 
 
 Hatt A, coal, wood and provisions, also 
 
 propr of Napa line of schooners 
 Hatton Jos, barber, Main i 
 
 Haun F, physician. Main ' 
 Head Geo, boots and shoes, Main 
 Hein J N, tinware, etc, Third and Brown 
 Hen ning W F, atty at law. Second 
 HENRY JOSEPH, butcher and treas- 
 urer 
 
 Mason James, baker. Main 
 
 Mattes N, groceries, fish and vegetables 
 
 McBAIN THOS & CO, curriers and 
 
 tanners 
 McCarthcy J D, blacksmith. Main 
 MeClelland J A & Co, groceries, crock- 
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 Mcdonald F a, propr Napa Ladies* 
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 MoEncmey Mrs, hotel. Main 
 McGraw Wm, training stable, Main 
 MELLOR & SONS,fumituro, bedJing, 
 
 carpets, etc, and undertakers, Main 
 
 near Stone Bridge 
 Miano & Desmone, fruit, Main 
 MIOLIAVAOGA 0, wine manuf and 
 
 distiller, Brown 
 Mitchell J, wogonmaker, Main 
 Moody T M, blacksmith, Main and 
 
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 Muller Auguste, boots and shoes. First 
 Murphy J B, baker, Brown 
 Myers O P, watchmaker and jeweler. 
 
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 Myers \V G, blacksmith. First 
 
 KAPA COLLEQIATE INSTITXJTE, 
 
 A E Lasher uriiicipal 
 
 "NAPA COTJNTT REPORTER/' 
 
 Mrs G W Gift propr, Main 
 
 "NAPA DAILT GOLD DOLLAR," 
 
 J H Cooper nropr. Main and ^Second 
 
 NAPA lAJ)IES' SEMINART. F A 
 
 McDonald A M, principal, Seminary 
 "NAPA REaiSTER," (daily and 
 
 weekly), Francis & Spalding proprs. 
 
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 Neilsen S H, clerk and recorder 
 Newkom 8, cigars and tobacco, Main 
 Nichols J M, wines and liquors. Main 
 
 and First 
 
 NICHOLS & WESTFALL, wines and 
 
 liquors, Second and Brown 
 Nusaberger J, hotel. Brown and First 
 O'Day M, liquors. Main 
 Parks D G, harness manuf, Main 
 PEARGH GHAS, paints, oils, etc, 
 
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 PEARSON I N. gloxo manuf, Main 
 Pearson T A, liquors. Main 
 
 PETTER ftVAROZZA, Swiss Hotel, 
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 Pfeiffer P, brewery and cooper, Main 
 
 Pond J E, atty at law and justice of the 
 peace, Main 
 
 Pond M B. physician, office Pioneer 
 Drug Store, Main 
 
 PORTER S, physician. First 
 
 Puget Sound Luml)er Co. A Powell man- 
 ager 
 
 Reed A K, cigars and tobacco, Main 
 
 Keimers C, gen mdse 
 
 Sannd Gus, restaurant. Main 
 
 Sawyer B F & Co, tanners, wool, hides 
 and tallow, Grand ave 
 
 ScliT«^ab M A, wood and ivory turner, 
 Brown 
 
 Schwartz J & H, dry goods and furnish- 
 ing goodn. Main 
 
 Schmied VV H B, watchmaker and jew- 
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 Schwarz U, hardware and furnishing 
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 GOEELET ft nCKFORD, bankars. 
 
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 SEELET C B, notary pnblio and 
 
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 Semdril'e B, groceries and liquors, 
 
 First 
 Sheehy Robt, grain warehouse, Brown 
 Shurtleff B, physician. Main 
 Silvea M, Napa Soda Works and liquors. 
 
 Main and Steuart 
 Simmonds Mr.i L, dressmaker, Main 
 Singlor B, barber. Main 
 Slattery M D, minister Catholio 
 
 Church 
 SMITH, HOTZ ft BOKE. dry and 
 
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 Smith W C S, groceries, crockery, etc, 
 
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 Stcere & Kobinson, attys at law. Main 
 Sterling R H, notary public, Main 
 Steward N K, auction and commission, 
 
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 Stillwagon W W, physician, 05 Main 
 Stoffels & Hort, wines and lijuora, 
 
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 Sweet J J, toys and candy, Main 
 
 SWISS HOTEL, Patter & Varozza 
 
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 THOMPSON ft BEARD, gen mdse. 
 
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 Thorn Mrs M A, milliner and dressma- 
 ker. Brown 
 Tobin Mary, restaurant. Brown 
 Todd E S, minister Methodist Church 
 Tool & Andrews, groceries and provis- 
 ions, Second 
 Topping William, wines and liquors. 
 
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 Towle G W, atty at law^, notary public 
 
 and justice of peace. Main 
 True John, fish and vegetables, Second 
 Van Baaren, John, clothing, Second 
 Van Bever P, wine manuf and grape 
 
 brandy distiller, Fourth and Main 
 Vandorlip J T, dentist, Main 
 Volks Wm J, candy manuf, Main 
 
 WALKER C M, A M, principal Oak 
 Mound Schnr:l nnd county supt, Ran- 
 dolph and Pine 
 Wallace Wm C,- superior jud^e 
 West William, guns and Hshiug tackle, 
 
 First 
 WIPRUT MORRIS, tailor, First 
 Wolf & Wagener, wines and liquors, 
 
 Main 
 Wright G A, carnagcmaker and painter. 
 
 Third 
 Weslie R, minister of Presbyterian 
 
 Church 
 JCeigenfusa P A, butcher, Second 
 ZIMMERMAN MAY, wines and 
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 At the City of Napa, County of Napai California. 
 
 Publication Office, RAain Street, opp. Napa Opera House. 
 
 The Oldest Established Paper in Kapa Co., and bas the Largest Circulation. 
 
 The Napa County Reporter h.is ' -n a constant visitor to Napa firesides for 
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 HAVE YOU A DAUGHTER TO EDUCATE ? 
 
 If SO, send for a Oatalogno of the 
 
 An Institution, which for tweaty yeara has furnished to young ladies un- 
 surpassed facilities for the acquirement of a complete English education, 
 together with most thorough instruction in the several departments of 
 Music, Art and Languages. 
 
 Attention is called to the following advantages oifered by the Napa La- 
 dies' Seminary. 
 
 The thoroughly competent corps of instructors employed. 
 
 The comprehensive course of study necessary to graduation. 
 
 The unusual advantages ofTered in Music, Art and Languages. 
 
 The HOME-LIKE surroundings and excei.lf.nt table board of the Institu- 
 
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 DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY. 
 
 LIT£RARY« — Preparatory embraces all the studies of the Common or Gram- 
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 COLLEGIATE. — Literature, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Ancient and 
 Modern Languages, Philosophy and Hygiene. 
 
 MUSICAL. — Organ, Piano, Violin, Voice Culture, Harmony, Composition and 
 Class Drill. 
 
 FINE ART. — Pencil and Crayon Drawing, Painting in Water and Oil Colors, 
 Sketching from Nature. 
 
 Our classification is adapted to all grades of pupils, from the Primary to the Post 
 Graduate, and it is wholly practical aad rational. 
 
 The School is now better prepared than ever for the great work of education. 
 Although the best for all departments has been provided, the rates hav« been re- 
 duced. Liberal reduction made when two or more scholars are sent from the same 
 family. Catalogues now ready, are mailed free to any address. Inquire in person 
 or by letter of prominent citizens of Napa, or of past or present patrons, in re-jard 
 to the standing of the Institution, the character of its instruction, its working or 
 results. 
 
 Apply for Catalogue and Circulam to 
 
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 Corner Main and Third Streets, Napa, Cal. 
 
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 Board by the Week or Month at Reasonable Rates. 
 
 CARSTON JACOBsdii^ ■ ■ - - PROPRIETOR. 
 
 C. MICLIAVACCA, 
 
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 DEALER IN 
 
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 Napa City, Napa County, California, 
 
 Napa Junction, 
 
 NAPA COUNTY. 
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 SAN DIEQO COUNTY, 
 Is a village five miles southeast of San 
 Diego. 
 
 Blackmer E T, prof of music 
 
 Copeland Fred, contractor and surveyor 
 
 Haydon Z, blacksmith 
 
 Kimball Bros, land agts 
 
 FA.HSONS H, gen mdse, postmaster 
 
 G. H. PARSONS, 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 GROCERIES 
 
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 GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 
 
 NATIONAL CITY, 
 
 Natividad, 
 
 MONTEREY COUNTY, 
 Alpito M, saloon 
 
 Husson F, gen mdse and postmaster 
 Patton J W, hotel 
 Tholke W, hotal 
 
 Nelson, 
 
 BUTTE COUNTY, 
 Is 83 miles from Sacramento, on the 
 Oregon Division of the Central Pacific 
 Railroad. The town takes its name 
 from A. D. Nelson, Esq, a prominent 
 farmer who resides about one mile from 
 the place. It is built on an old Spanish 
 grant, which will soon be divided into 
 small tracts and sold. The land is very 
 fertile and nicely located. The town is 
 in a thriving condition and promises to 
 be one of the best on the road. 
 
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 AHBROUSE J N, painter 
 BRUTON SAML J, justice of peace 
 Burroughs Geo, gen milse 
 Delavan L, caip inter 
 JONES ADi^M F, blacksmith 
 Mcintosh & Bruton, warehouse 
 McINTOSH J W, postmaster 
 NELSON PC, act C PRR.W, F& 
 Co, and W U Tel Co 
 
 H. PALMER & CO., Port Wine $2.50 per gal. ""^ •**^"- *"**'• 
 
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 ALPIIABniOALLT. 
 
 Nelson Miss Lucy, aohool teacher 
 I'ixlcy A, laloon 
 Sftndrock Adolph, wagonmakor 
 SHILLINO J S, l>luckamith 
 
 STEVENS A B, farmer 
 Tillotsou L B, meut market 
 
 Nevada City, 
 
 NKVAIU COINTY, 
 
 Is the northern terminus of the Nevada 
 County Nurrow-Gauce Railroad, 22 
 miles from Culfax, on tho Central I'acitic 
 Builway. It is thocounty seat, and has 
 a popuhition oi 3,500. Its mines are the 
 chief source of support, from whicli se- 
 veral hundred thousand dollars in ore 
 are taken nnd crushed annually. The 
 country surrounding the place is quite 
 productive of fruits and griipus, while 
 its scenic features ai-e numerous. It is 
 surroundeil hy high, abrupt hills, and in 
 the Spring time, when tney don their 
 suit of greiiu, it presents a romantic ap- 
 pearance. The Court House is a very 
 pretty structure, costing $75,000. The 
 High School building is quite an orna- 
 ment, and cost $15,000. There is n 
 bank, with a paid-up cash capital of 
 ^,000. The residences are above tho 
 average of places of the same size, the 
 streets are cleanly kept, and the places 
 of tr.ide are well built. There are several 
 breweries, two foundries and several 
 other places of manufacture. The people 
 are hospitable, enterprising and intelli- 
 gent, and the sanitary condition of the 
 place is excellent. 
 
 Allen B T, sunt City Gas Works 
 
 Allen Geo O, foundry and machine ^hop 
 
 Anderson John, justice of the (Miace 
 
 Baltz &, Gucnther, liquors 
 
 Barton \Vm, blacksmith 
 
 Baruh A, liquors 
 
 Breckman C, liquors 
 
 Belden P H, druggist 
 
 Beverton D W, dentist, " Tranec ript " 
 
 block 
 Blasauf Mrs John, brewery 
 BLOSS A A, carpenter, Sacramento 
 Bloss A C, supt El Capitiui Mine 
 Blumberg A, merchant tailor 
 Blumenthal A, dry goods and carpets 
 Bobo Chas D, physician 
 BOWERMAN JO, variety store, Main, 
 
 next door Union Hotel 
 Bradley H S, civil engineer 
 Brand & Bassett, books and stationery 
 
 and musical instruments 
 Brand C J, jeweler, Broad 
 Brodie ft Uicks, meat market 
 
 BROWN ft CALKINS, publishers and 
 
 proprs " Nevada Daily Transcript " 
 Brown E M, collector City Water 
 
 Works 
 Brown J £, supt South Yuba Canal Co 
 
 and Nevada City Water Works 
 Buelow F Von, physician 
 Bushel! L, blacksmith 
 Caldwell J I, atty at law and notary 
 Caldwell John, suucrior judge 
 Curr J E, county clerk 
 (.'flB[>er K, city clerk and boots and 
 
 shoes 
 ailZENS' BANK, John T Morgan 
 
 cashier, E M Preston pres. Broad 
 
 CLANCEY PATRICK, blacksmith 
 
 Clutter SamI, wagunmaker 
 Coo Wm 1{, boots and shoes 
 Colley J K, meat market 
 Collins ]>, county assessor 
 CONLAN C, Arcade Restaurant 
 
 CONLAN ROGER. Milwaukee Beer 
 Depot, (>S and 70 Broad 
 
 Conn J B, liquors 
 
 CORNELL MRS C W, Bon- Ton Lodg- 
 ing House 
 
 Crawford W H, agt Eureka Express ft 
 Stage Lino 
 
 Dickerntan J C, carpenter 
 
 Ditzel John & Co, liquors 
 
 Donnelly J C, liquors 
 
 Downing J W, merchant tailor 
 
 Drey fuss L W, city treasurer and 
 brewer 
 
 DUNN J S, supt V Flume Wood and 
 Lumber Co (Town Talk) 
 
 Eckart Mrs PI J, candy factory 
 
 Eddy S A, liquors „ 
 
 Egun John, liquors "" ' ' 
 
 Eilannan F A, hotel 
 
 Eisen A, dry goods and carpets 
 
 Englebright W F, civil engineer 
 
 Erskine ft Enright, groceries, Broad 
 
 Eustis ft Sukeforth, furniture 
 
 Ferrand Chas, photottrapher 
 
 Fisher Mrs E E, watches and jewelry 
 
 Fogeli Caspar, brewery. Main 
 
 Garthe L, real estate and ins agt and 
 notary 
 
 OAITLT AT.T.Y r groceries and bakery, 
 
 70 ond 78 Broad 
 Gay lord E H, dist atty 
 Gay lord George, groceries 
 (Jillet Felix, barber 
 Godair Louis, barber " ^ , . 
 (Toodwin S S, blacksmith 
 Graham Jno, livery stable 
 Gray Miss M A, varieties 
 Groves W C, undertaker 
 Guild F C, auctioneer and furniture 
 Hanly Michael, liquors 
 Harris S M, dentist 
 Harrison J H, meat market 
 
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 Iloasell J C, barber 
 Herziiiger John, bootmaker 
 Uitlbrouk J a, poBtmaater 
 IlolinoB Wm, harncsamuker 
 Hook Jno F, b<K>tinakor 
 Hooper Wm,.linuor8 
 
 Sunerfauth P, liquors 
 UFP OEO S. utty at law and notary 
 
 public, Broftd , 
 
 Hurst Jno, bukery 
 Hubs Frank, County Coroner 
 Hyman Bros, clothing 
 laonrd A, liquors 
 Jack John, cigars and tobacco 
 Jenkins Jos, harness and saddles 
 Johnson & Cross, lawyers, Broad 
 Kstinoy James, bootmaker 
 KI31T CHAS, Keystone Meat Market, 
 
 Commercial and Main 
 Kent Wm, dentist 
 Kinkead Jamos, iipholsturer 
 Kistlu Johnny, ]i(]Uors 
 Klingcn^por & Walters, barbers 
 
 KORNHAMMEB CHB, bootmaker, 
 
 (52 Broad 
 I^ Cofj C, restaurant 
 Lawrence & Barlow, foundry and 
 
 chine shop 
 Legg & Shaw, liardware 
 Lester & Crawford Mrs, millinery 
 
 fancy goods. Main 
 Long W I), attorney at law ond 
 
 tary 
 Loiii.' W S, city assessor 
 LTJETJE F C, watches and jewelry, (50 
 
 Broad 
 Lutz B, l)ootinaker 
 Lutz Henry, liijuors 
 Maloncy Mrs .Sarah, restaurant 
 Mann Kev Mr, pastor M K Chnrch 
 Meagher Father, Catliolic priest 
 Merrill W C, merchant tailor 
 Miller BH, clothing 
 Mills H C, feed stable • 
 Monro James, meat market 
 Moran T C, li<|uors 
 MORGAN JOHN T, cashier Citizens' 
 
 Bank 
 MULLOT CHAS E, groceries and li 
 
 (piors, 52 Broad 
 NaflTziger Chris J, m'sat market 
 NAFFZIOER J, P opr Union Hotel, 
 Main 
 
 "NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT," 
 
 L S Calkins editor, N P Brown busi- 
 ness manager 
 
 "NEVADA HERAID" (triweekly), 
 Gray, Davis ft Herzinger proprs 
 
 Nivens Archie, cigars and tobacco, and 
 manager W U Tel Co 
 
 Osten G, barber, Main 
 
 Ott James J, aasayer 
 
 propr 
 Hotel, Broad 
 
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 PEARSON CHAS E, 
 
 Exchange Hotel, 
 Pt'ttit J V, li(juo ■ ■ ;».t,i. 
 
 Pingree I O, liquors 
 Powell Kev — , pastor Episcopal Church 
 Powell Wm, liqiiors. Union Hotel 
 PRESTON E M, pres Citizens' Bonk 
 Kankin (> W, photographer 
 Bapp Jno A, county recorder 
 Hichards Phillip, broker 
 Richards W(», groceries 
 Richards Wm, hotel 
 Uobinson C F, groceries 
 
 ROBINSON & FEENET, horseshoers. 
 fiiot of Broa<l 
 
 ROBINSON R E, justice of the peace, 
 Piue and Broad 
 
 Roberts R, groceries, wooden andwillow 
 ware 
 
 Rolierts Stephen, varieties 
 
 Rolfe 1 J, U S collector internal re- 
 venue 
 
 Rosenlierg Bros, dry goods 
 
 ROSENTHAL A, varieties 
 
 Rudolph >) F, druggist 
 
 Rudolph Mrs J F, photographer 
 
 SANQUINETTI B, confectioneries, 
 groceries, fruits, vegetables ond va- 
 rieties, -Main and Union 
 
 Schmidt F M, tailor 
 
 Sehniittburg U V, county treasurer 
 
 Scott Wm, constable 
 
 Seaman Wm, blacksmith and wagou- 
 makcr 
 
 S.EARLS, NILES & SEARLS. at%s 
 
 at law, oi)p Court House 
 Seely Jno A, agt N Co N G R R 
 SELIM D, editor "Herald"- (ilri- 
 
 weekly) 
 Senner John Sr, groceries 
 Seymour C H, surveyor 
 Sliaw M A, li({uors 
 
 SHURTLEFF W T & CO, groceries, 
 
 provisiiins and liquors 
 Sigourney W A, varieties 
 Silva Jos, liquors 
 Simmons Geo, hotel (Town Talk) 
 Simon Robert, ice 
 Sime Alex Jr, Public Administrator 
 Sims J J, p.istor Congregational Church 
 Sloan Alex, liquors 
 Smith Frank, liquors 
 Smith W H, groceries and hardware 
 Smoot Richard M, varieties 
 Sterling Mrs M A, dry goods, millinery 
 Symington R B, U S mineral surveyor 
 Tarn A, oysters and candies 
 Thomas E B, restaurant 
 Tompkins E O, sheriff 
 Tower H, agent Wells, Fargo & Co 
 Turner (ieo E, hardware 
 UNION HOTEL, J Naffziger propr, 
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 ALPIIABKTICALLT. 
 
 PLUME WOOD AND LTlOfBEB CO, 
 
 J S Dunn supt, (Town Talk) 
 VHlentine H W , physician 
 Vinton W D, druggist 
 YOIOHT W C, physician and surgeon 
 Walling J M, lawyer and notary 
 WEISS E Nevada Brewery, Sacra- 
 mento 
 Welch Geo W, books and stationery, 
 watches, jeweler and insurance ageut 
 
 Wellington D, livery and propr Eureka 
 
 Stage Lin< 
 
 WHITE JOHN, upholsterer, paper 
 
 hanger and pain'er, opposite Cfity 
 
 Hall 
 Wickes Jno T, srot county schools 
 Wilkin Fred, li'^uors 
 Withington G E, painter 
 Wolf Wm, groceries 
 Zekind A I, varieties 
 
 E. M. Prestox, Preaident. 
 
 John T. Morgan, Cashier. 
 
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 NEVADA JSITY, CALIFORNIA. 
 
 PAID UP CAPITAL, ■ - 7 - ■ $30,000 
 
 Correspondents.— FIRST NATIONAL GOLD BANK, S. F. 
 D. O. MILLS & CO., Saeramento. 
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK, New York. 
 
 Draw Sijjht Drafts on Sacramento, San Francisco, and New York. Sell Fxchangs 
 on aU leading cities in Europe. 
 
 Buy and sell U. S. Bonds, County Warrants and other securities. 
 
 We have special facilities for making collections throughout the northern portion 
 of the State. 
 
 Newhall, 
 
 LOS ANUKLK8 COUNTY. 
 
 California Star Oil Works Co, James 
 
 Feore agent 
 CAMPTON GEO, gen mdse, postmas 
 
 ter and lumber 
 Fields D W & Co, gen mdse and proprs 
 
 Southern Hotel 
 Feore James, agent California Star Oil 
 
 Works Co 
 Gifford John T, agent S P II R. W U 
 
 Tel Co, Wells, Fargo & Co and Tele- 
 graph Stage Co, depot 
 Learning Christopher, mining, district 
 
 recorder and notary public 
 Moore Chas, feed stablu and saloon 
 Powell M \, saloon 
 Turner J H, justice of peace 
 
 New Almaden, 
 
 t NTA CLARA COUNTY, 
 A 'Jiining town 12 miles south of San 
 Jose, situated near the lidgo dividing 
 Santa Cruz from the Santa Clara Valley, 
 
 Beitty RevG W, cle rgyman (ME) 
 D ERBY & LOWE, g»n in( se 
 LOWE BALPF, postmaster 
 Wiin S E, physician 
 
 Newbury Park, 
 
 VENTURA COUNTY. 
 
 Mills H W, hotel, gen mdse and post- 
 master 
 
 Newcastle, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY, 
 
 Jsi on the line of the Central Pacilic R. 
 R., five miles from Auburn, and has a 
 population of 150. It depends mainly 
 on the fruit growing interest, a pursuit 
 that is extensively engaf^ed in. The 
 scenery is beautiful at tins place, the 
 foothilLs surrounding it being rich with 
 Nature's clinrms. 
 
 Abbott A O, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Culver E W, dry goods, clothing, sta- 
 ticmery, and postmaster 
 
 GOODBICH E, groceries 
 
 Hogans k Albei^ hay, grain and grocer- 
 ies 
 
 Husse L, bootmaker 
 
 Larkin Rev Geo, clergyman (M E) 
 
 Mitchell Berry, liquors 
 
 BICE D A. agent C P R R and opera- 
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 ^ilva E B, manager Newcastle Fruit 
 Ghjwers' Shipping and Preserving As- 
 sociation 
 
 Smith Jos, carpenter 
 
 West W, harness and saddler 
 
 Wilson W, hotel 
 
 New Hope, 
 
 SAN JOAQniN COUNTY. 
 
 Clay J P, manuf brick 
 THORNTON A, postmaster 
 THORNTON & ZORLAND, general 
 mdse, liquors and agents W U Tel Co 
 
 Newport, 
 
 LOS ANOELES COUNTY. 
 (PostoiBce, Santa- Ana.) 
 
 McFadden Bros, lumber dc.Iers 
 
 Newville, 
 
 COLUSA COUNTY, 
 
 Brown, Harris & Co, sawmill 
 Millsap G W, sheep raiser 
 Millsap Joseph, sheep raiser 
 Kay N B, druggist 
 Scribner B N, gen mdsa 
 
 New York Landing, 
 
 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. 
 
 Bargion P, supt Black Diamond R R Co 
 Botts Af rs Antone, liquors and varieties 
 Hund Fred, hotel 
 Rogers Thos, liquors 
 Sim) rman A, gen mdse 
 
 Nicasio, 
 
 MAR'N COUNTY. 
 
 Briard G H, hotel 
 
 Cornwall E K, blackitmith 
 
 Fox T, groceries 
 
 Huff A, carpen^er 
 
 TAFT H r, postmaster and agt Wells, 
 
 Fargo & Co 
 Welch E M, butcher 
 Wentworth J E, carpenter 
 
 Nicolaus, 
 
 SUTTER COUNTY, 
 
 On Feather river, 17 miles son th of Yuba 
 City. 
 
 Anderson Peter, carpenter 
 
 Andrews Sarah, hotel 
 
 ARENS & BARBEE, gen mdse and 
 
 postoiiice 
 Boggs J R, blacksmith 
 Comstock L B, wagonmaker 
 Grander Geo, bootmaker 
 Dessing Herbert, liquors 
 Donovan John, liquors 
 Eidenmiller D C, physician 
 Engasser Chax; market 
 Halliker Jr hn, carpenter 
 Harris C B, ferry 
 Holi:ies J H, wagonmaker 
 Johnson k Jones, blacksmiths 
 Jones T G H, carpenter 
 Lee L W, liquors 
 
 Munson Joseph, tinner and well borer 
 Mutchler Mat, harnessmaker 
 Wagner &; Son, liquors 
 
 ARENS & BARBEE, 
 
 DEALERS IN 
 
 Groceries, Provir>ions. 
 
 Haxdware, Tinware & Crockery. 
 
 ALSO, 
 
 Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, 
 
 • Tobacco, Oils and Paints, 
 
 lilchool Books and Stationery, 
 
 And many other Articles to make up a complete 
 
 oasortment usuully to be found in a flrst- 
 
 claaa count) ^ store. 
 
 Nlrolaus, (!al. 
 
 Niles, 
 
 ALAMEDA COUNTY, 
 
 A station on the C. P. R. R., also a 
 iunciion of the San Jose branch. Popu- 
 lation about '^00. A stage connerts Niles 
 and Centreville here. 
 
 Bedard Thos, blacksmith 
 (^abcs Albert, bootmaker 
 Dusterberry Henry, supervisor and far- 
 mer 
 Hinckley L M, blackcmith and saloon 
 KINO W B« restaurant and lodgings 
 McDole Lewis, boot and shoemaker 
 Mortimer Wm, agent C P R R, W U 
 
 Tel Co and Wells, Fargo & Co 
 Niles Mills, Joseph Rogers propr 
 SNYDER WM> gen md and post- 
 master 
 Virgil John A, hotel 
 
 
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 Nord, 
 
 BUTTE COUNTY. • 
 
 Barnard A M, livery stable 
 
 COLBY & FOXD. postofEce, general 
 
 mdse and agents Wells, Fargo, & Co, 
 
 CPRRandWUTelCo 
 Finnegan B D, saloon 
 Lang M H, bootmaker .' 
 Mills L F, blacksmith 
 Pond Chas L, notary public 
 Wrrren 3ros, (E H and J W), hotel 
 
 Nordhoflf, 
 
 VENTURA COUNTY, 
 
 Named after Charles Nordhoff, Esq., a 
 veteran journalist. It is reached from 
 San Buenaventura by stages, distant 12 
 miles. 
 
 Barrovs F P, hotel 
 Fisher Joseph, blacksmith 
 GILBERT THOS, gen mdse and post 
 
 mHster 
 McKEE W S, propr Oak Glenn Cot 
 
 ta£re 
 
 OAK GLENN COTTAGE, one mile 
 
 east of postolfice, \V S Mclvee. propr 
 Perry J M, physician and surgaon 
 
 Norman, 
 
 COLUSA COUNTY. 
 
 Callahan G A, liquors 
 Cote A, harnessmaker 
 B'ANTEUIL GEO, postmnster 
 Isemoiiger Thos, livery stable 
 Jackson S H, real estate agent 
 Therien H, wagonmaker 
 Wilson Charles, cabinetmaker 
 
 North Bloomfield, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY, 
 
 Is 15 miles northeastvf Nevada City and 
 reached by stages. 
 
 At)nle & Bean, blackumiths 
 CiiANOALL T r> gen mdae and post- 
 master 
 Cummings Ed, liquors 
 Edwards Ge.i, hotel «' ;/ * 
 
 ^ielwig & Trood, butchers * 
 
 JespersoD J P, bootmaker 
 Jetter Geo, restaurant 
 Lund P, hotel 
 Marriott tc Sons, butcher* 
 Mobley F F, hotel 
 OstromJ, livery 
 
 Rohr John, liquors 
 Simon M, gen mdse : > >■ 
 
 Skidmore K D, liquors 
 Smith Sc Knotwell, druggists 
 Vance 0, bootmaker 
 
 North Branch, 
 
 CALAVERAS COUNTY, 
 
 On the Milton and San Andreas stage 
 road, 25 miles from Milton. 
 
 Macchiavella A, gen mdse and postmas- 
 ter 
 
 North Columbia, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY. , 
 
 Baker Geo, Ixtarding 
 Broderick J C, lumber 
 Garret C L, blacksmith 
 Hawley C B, lumber 
 Holland David, liouors . 
 
 Scott J M, liquors 
 Wilson .lames M, Hquoi-s 
 Wood Jere miah , boarding 
 WOODRUFF A L, gen mdse and post- 
 master 
 
 A. L. WOODRUFF, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Deulcr in 
 
 Groceries, Provisions. 
 
 Licjuors, Tobacco, Cigars, 
 
 Produce, Hardware, Crockery, 
 
 Cut'.ery, Tinware and Glassware, 
 
 ITorth Columbia, Nevada County, 
 
 VAI/IFORNIA. 
 
 North San Dieg^o, 
 
 8AN DIEGO COUNTY, 
 
 Is in a rich agricultural district and is 4 
 miles from San Diego. Population about 
 200. 
 
 AHEKICAN HOTEL, Patrick O'Neill 
 
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 O'NEILL PATRICK, American Hotel, 
 
 li ]uor8 and notary 
 Rose liouis, postmaBtei 
 Thompson Philip, saloon 
 
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 North San Juan, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY, 
 
 la a postofiice and a mining town of 400 
 inhabitants, 14 miles from Nevada City, 
 the county seat from which place it ia 
 reached by daily stages. 
 
 Buhring Louis, groceries 
 
 Buja T, liijuors ^ 
 
 Butler P H, druggist, books and sta- 
 tionery 
 
 CRALL MRS S M, millinery and dress- 
 mvking 
 
 Crane A N, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 Dixon Joseph, blacksmith 
 
 Downey John, wagonmakcr 
 
 Farley G S, physician 
 
 Furth DanI, clothing 
 
 Gaynor P W, liquors 
 
 German John, lotel 
 
 GILBERT JACOB, harness and saddles 
 and bootmaker 
 
 Harris & Co, dry goods 
 
 Harris T, bootmaker 
 
 Hicks W H, groceries 
 
 Hogan John, livery 
 
 Joye K V, physician 
 
 Kietfer A, blacksmith 
 
 Koch a W, San Juan Brewery 
 
 Kozmiiisky IS, dry goods and clothing 
 
 Kramer Geo, barber 
 
 Lancaster C E, dentist 
 
 Murks I, dry goods 
 
 Mayott J F, Florjuce sewing muchinos 
 
 Menner &, White, hardware and agricul- 
 tural implts 
 
 NATIONAL HOTEL, A J Putman 
 pnipr 
 
 N«trthrup E, constable 
 
 PUTMAN A J, propr 
 
 tjalter Job, mt-at mirket 
 
 Schmidt Fred, li(iuors , 
 
 Sherman Chas, liijuors 
 
 .Spence S J, dentist 
 
 SriDOER JAMES, atty at law and 
 notary public 
 
 Stids{er P, atty at law and ins agt 
 
 Stotlar J, physician and justice peace 
 
 SWAN ANSON B, postmaster, agt W, 
 F & Co and manager \V U Tel Co 
 
 Weston Geo B, carpenter and undertaker 
 
 ^Villiams Mrs J H, millinery and dress- 
 making 
 
 National Hotel 
 
 Barnard J P P, liquors 
 
 Black Diamond Coal Mia Co, M Morgan 
 Bupt 
 
 Chriitensen N, stoves and tinware 
 
 Dodge W W, gen mdse 
 
 Green H S, livery t>table 
 
 Hughes John W, lio|norB 
 
 Jones Mrs P, varieties 
 
 Laurens Jns, barber 
 
 Mills Kichard, liquors 
 
 Moore A & Co, butchers 
 
 Ra n Fre d, barber 
 
 RANKIN JAS, gen mdse 
 
 Taylor E C, physician 
 
 Thomas Henry, bootmaker 
 
 Tinginan W J, agt W, F & Co, tel opr 
 and postmaster 
 
 Wal l W W, justice peace 
 
 WILLIAMS J D, liquors 
 
 Williams Watkins, propr Black Dia- 
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 WOODRUFF D P, drugs 
 WOOLFORD J S, physician 
 
 Norwalk, 
 
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 Spyer & Swigart, gen muso 
 Swigart Jacob, postmaster 
 
 Novato, 
 
 Nortonville, 
 
 CONTBA COSTA COUNTY. 
 
 Coal and mining is tlio means of 
 port, and the pluce has a population of 
 900. It is near Mt Diablo. 
 
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 (Black Point postoffice.) 
 
 FAGGIANO J B, gen mdse and post- 
 
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 Noyo, 
 
 MENDOOiWO COUNTY. 
 
 Gallagher Thos, blacksmith 
 Macplicrsoa A W, Sr, luml)er 
 Macpheraon A W Jr, supt Noyo Mill 
 MACPHERSON T, gen mdse and post- 
 master 
 
 Oak Bar, 
 
 SISKIYOU COUNTY. 
 
 Amter H, butcher 
 
 Barton John, gen mdse 
 
 Collins David, blacksmith and lamber- 
 
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 Jackaon Chas, blacksmith 
 
 
 
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 Oakdale, 
 
 STANISLAUS COUNTY, 
 
 Is the terminus of the Stockton and Vi- 
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 southeast of Stockton and 15 miles from 
 Modesto, the county seat. It is situated 
 in a level valley and derives its name 
 from a grove of oak trees in the imme- 
 diate vicinity, where picnic parties often 
 enjoy themselves on various days of fes- 
 tival anniversaries. The soil adjacent to 
 the town is very productive, from which 
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 of a very pleasant class of people, being 
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 Bnrdo Levi, c ons table 
 
 BEITH ARCH, livery, sale and feed 
 
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 tice 
 BLABON B>, saloon; choicest liquors 
 
 and cigars always on hand 
 Bolia Jacob, wholesale and retnil liquors 
 
 and cigars 
 Corey Ammon, tinner 
 Crawford E C, agent and tel opr S i C 
 
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 Emery A S, justice peace 
 Emery J S, gen mdse 
 Gage A S, painter 
 Greiersen Geo, gen mdse 
 HAMLIX T T, steam Barley Mill 
 
 HAMMOND E, Fashion Saloon and 
 Billiard Parlo ; fine cigars and liquors 
 always on hand 
 
 Hans on N T, carpenter 
 
 HATHEWAT R W, druggist and 
 apothecary 
 
 Hazen Chas C, physician 
 
 Hill C S S, notnryj)»blic 
 
 JACKSON MARTIN, confectionery 
 and toys, cigars and tobacco 
 
 Jones Mrs A & Co, millinery and dress- 
 making 
 
 KERR JOHN S, dry goods, groceries, 
 liquors, hardware, paints, oils, crock- 
 ery, glassware, gents' furnishing 
 goods, clothing, agricultural imple- 
 ments a specialty; a^ W, F k Co and 
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 Lewis M A, forwarding and commiaaion 
 merchant 
 
 Lovell Robert, hamessmaker 
 
 Martin P N, jeweler 
 
 Maun Mrs A J, millinery 
 
 Maun M V, carpenter 
 
 Moulton A M, grain, storage and com- 
 mission 
 
 Osier C H, physician 
 
 Perez C, blacksmith 
 
 Rodden & Qraham, groceries, etc 
 
 Rutherford &, OUaham, Oakdale Saloon 
 
 Ryer & Hall, Central Market 
 
 Seebcr B, wagonmaker 
 
 Segura N B, groceries, etc 
 
 Sproul Bros, market 
 
 Stanton John, barber 
 
 Talbot & Clark, blacksmiths 
 
 Trowbridge Edward, pastor M E church 
 
 Tuson James, black^ith 
 
 Tuson &, Vernon, blacksmiths 
 
 Vincent R W, saloon 
 
 Werth Wm G, bootmaker 
 
 Wcyer Fred, propr Weyer's Hotel 
 
 Wiflinms Mrs L E & Co, restaurant 
 
 Wright E M, painter 
 
 Oak Grove, 
 
 SAN DIEGO OOUNTY, 
 Is SO miles northeast of San Diego 
 
 Fain J C, postmaster 
 
 Oakland, 
 
 ALAMEDA COUNTY. 
 
 As its name would indicate, thisl)eauti- 
 ful city of 40,000 inhabitants derived its 
 appellation from a grove of live oaks 
 that once occupied its site. With very 
 few exceptions, if any, there are no 
 prettier places in the State. Its streets 
 arc all very broad and smooth, well 
 shaded and ornamented by some of the 
 han<lsome8t private residences we have 
 ever seen. 1 here is an air of comfort 
 and "luxurious ease" in the roomy yards 
 that impresses the visitor with the 
 pleasantest assurances of an apprecia- 
 tion of life. There is an independence 
 exhibited in her citizens that shows firm- 
 ness of character, yet there is a courtesy 
 of demeanor that is expressive of hospi- 
 tality. There is an absence of want and 
 poverty shown in her people of every 
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 Abbott Eev G S, (First Baptist Church, ) 
 Fourteenth and Brush 
 
 Abbott Mrs S M, hair, etc, 1306 Tele- 
 graph ave and 1311 New Broadway 
 
 AOAMSf H L & CO, law, dective and 
 collection agency, SE cor Broadway 
 and Eighth 
 
 Adams J S, physician, NE cor Broad- 
 way and Twelfth 
 
 AfTerbach Rev C H, clergyman (M E) 
 
 Agard A H, physician, NW cor Broad- 
 WHV and Twelfth 
 
 AOARD & MAY, groceries, SE 
 Twelfth and Franklin 
 
 Agart Louis, butcher, 951 Webster 
 
 Ahlbery C, blacksmith, NE Third 
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 ALAMEDA IRON WORKS. 
 
 Taggart, uanager, NW cor Second and 
 
 Franklin 
 Alameda Macadamizing Co, Hugh Sliccr 
 
 president, 954 Broadway 
 Alber A & Son, groceries and produce, 
 
 NW cor 34th and Telegraph avenue 
 Alexander Isidor, boots and shoes, 
 
 Washington and Seventh 
 Allen & lioberts, fancy goods, 1213 
 
 Broadway 
 ALLEN M W, Oakland Carriage Manu- 
 factory, SE «or Webster and Tenth 
 Allen T H, horseshoer, 41? Ninth 
 Allen William, carpenter, 1702 
 
 graph ave 
 American District Tel Co, B K Bates 
 
 supt, 1002 Broadway 
 Amy O M, produce and poultry, ifW 
 
 cor Forty-second and Telegi'aph ave 
 Anderson J G, stove and tinware, 1249 
 
 Telegraph ave 
 Anderson Wm, candies, 1007 Broadway 
 ARTHUR THOMAS, Secy Oake 
 
 Home Insuaance Co, 4i)9 Ninth 
 Ash Henry, tinner, 422 Ninth 
 Audiffrt'd H, wood and coal, Fourth bet 
 
 Jefferson and Clay 
 
 AVERY ADALENE N, physician, 
 
 specialty, diseases of women and 
 
 children, 1150 Broadway 
 Babbit Manuel Gelpin, commisaion 
 
 merchaiat, 472 Eleventh 
 Babcock Geo W ft Co, hardware, 955 
 
 Broadway 
 
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 BABCOCK S P, assistant supt streets, 
 
 City Hall 
 Babson & Seadler, architects, 476 Ninth 
 Bacon Jantos H, candies, 965 Broadway 
 Bagge Bros, restaurant, Broadway and 
 
 Seventh 
 Baglin James, groceries, SE cor Sau 
 
 Pablo and Twenty-eighth 
 Bailey A P, photographer, 911 Broad- 
 way 
 Baker Albert, barber shop, 470 Seventh 
 Baker M S, picture frames and cornices, 
 
 96i) Washington 
 Baker Peter, groceries, 823 Broadway 
 Baldwin A, hotel, Harrison and Thir- 
 teenth 
 Ballantyne William, paints and oils, 
 !210 Broadway 
 
 BALLARD JAMES W, license col- 
 lector, City Hall 
 
 Balzer John, shoemaker, 713 Broadway 
 
 Bankhead ft Co, auction and commission 
 merchants, 917 Washington 
 
 Baptist J, superioress Convent of Our 
 Lady of the Secret Heart, Webster 
 Oakland 
 
 Barbagelata F ft Co, crockery and hard- 
 ware, 1070 Broadway 
 
 Barber E T, physician, 953i Washington 
 
 Barnard Frank ft Co, (ieo S Bromley 
 manager, wood and coal, NW cor 
 Eighth and Franklin 
 
 BABJf ARD W B, auctioneer, commis- 
 sion, real estate, etc, 1315 New 
 Broadway 
 
 Barnett E, 
 Broadway 
 
 Barnum S L, groceries and produce, 
 Eleventh and Washington 
 
 Barrett A, boots and shoes, 1251 Tele- 
 graph ave 
 
 Barrett Mrs E M, physician, 404 
 Twelfth 
 
 Barry David, harnessmaker, SE cor 
 Eighth and Broadway 
 
 Barstow ft Garber, hay and grain, SE 
 cor Thirteenth and Franklin 
 
 BART MORGAN & CO, drucs, sta- 
 tionery, etc, Vinzent block, Market 
 Street Station 
 
 Bates T W, confectionery, 1172 Broad- 
 way 
 
 Bauer Christ, saloon, 1412 New Broad- 
 way 
 
 Baxter J B, propr Baxter House, San 
 Pablo ave Station 
 
 Bay City Grocery Store, groceries, 1255 
 Telegraph ave 
 
 Bayles Mrs M, employment office, 1245 
 Telegraph avo 
 
 Beach J G, oommission, 816 Broadway 
 
 Bcardsley ft Lloyd, real estate, 1007 
 Broadway 
 
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 BEAUDRY &McAVOY, undertakers, 
 
 873 Wastliiagton 
 Beboe Koleii, artist, 864 Broadway 
 Beel Bros, dry good^, 1005 Bm idway 
 Beesou \V E, ;j;i«Hjerie9, 1*263 Sun Pablo 
 
 avc 
 Bell R E, druggist, junction Telegraph 
 
 ave and New Broa«lwny 
 Bellevue House, 11 T Keynolds propr, 
 
 1305 New Broadway 
 Benedict, Capell & Logan, real estate, 
 
 457 Ninth 
 Benedict Newton, notary public, 475 
 
 Ninth 
 Bernstein & Co, clothing, 869 Broadway 
 Bernstein K, dry goods, U17 Broadway 
 Beninger Wm, hay and grain, S\V cor 
 
 Market and Third 
 Bettman Mrs J .1, milliner, 1000 Bdwy 
 BettB J, \W \5 tcl opr and agt C V li B, 
 
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 Betz rhilip, liquors, NE cor Franklin 
 
 and Eii^hth 
 Beverton S, crockery, Iiardware and cut- 
 lery, 471 Ninth I 
 Beyer A, contractor. Telegraph and Du- 
 
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 Bigelow E, real estate, 1008 Broadway | 
 Bigelow T B, real estate, 1(M)S Broudwayi 
 
 BLAIR WALTER, capitalist. Centen- 
 nial House, b'2'1 Fourteenth I 
 
 Plank (r A, candy mannfr, 460 Seventh 
 
 Blessing & Frost, second liand furniture, 
 460 Sixth 
 
 Bliven James I & Co, proprs Pioneer 
 Soda Factory and agt Pacific Congrossi 
 Water and Eastern ciilcr, NE cornerl 
 Thirteenth and Franklin j 
 
 Block & Wcrtlieimber, saloon, 7U) Bdwyj 
 
 Bor.rdman W F, assessor Oakland town- 
 ship. Court House, room 3 
 
 Bocqueraz A, liquors, SE cor Sixth and 
 Broadway 
 
 Boericke & Tafel, Homtepathic Pharma- 
 cy, St?! \Vashin^toll 
 
 Boiiham J N, piumlwr and gastiltcr, 
 808 W^ashington 
 
 Bonnemazou & Bidache, bakery, Dl'J' 
 Franklin i 
 
 BOOTH JAMES A.deputy city marshal, ' 
 City Hall | 
 
 Borein P K, county recorder, Court 
 House, room'.) 
 
 Borelle J, merchant tailor, 472 Eighth j 
 
 Boudreau & Co^ haraessmaker, 8'2() Bdwy! 
 
 Bourgin E, locksmitli, macliinist and 
 gunsmith, 6(>0 Washington 
 
 Bowman H, druggist, !H3 Broadway 
 
 Boyce S B, stock broker, '.(06 Broadway 
 
 Boyle Owen, grocer, 1601 Market 
 
 Bralley Mrs A, hairdrcser, l'J39 San 
 Pablo ave 
 
 Brondataater Joseph, baker and confec- 
 tioner, DOS Broadway 
 Branuan J J, butcher. Forty-second 
 
 and Telegraph avo 
 Brearby Frank J, atty, 850 Broadway 
 Breen Jno, Pioneer Cigar Manufactory, 
 
 365 Twelfth 
 Bredhoff & Cordis, liquors, SE comer 
 
 Broadway and Sixtii 
 Brimes k Chanaron, hairdresser, 834 
 
 Broadway 
 Brink Marccllus, hats and caps, 925 
 
 Broadway 
 BROAD C A, boots and shoes, 1103 
 
 Broadway 
 Brinckmann it F E, real estate, 912 
 
 Broadway 
 Brokamp Benj, tailor, 480 Eighth 
 Bromley J L, real estate, 91 1 Broadway 
 Brooks W L, dentist. Eighth and Bdwy 
 Brown H A, wood and coal, 414 Nintii 
 
 BROWN HIRAM P, lawyer, 911 
 
 Broadway 
 Brown J AI, photogrnphcr, 509 Seventh 
 Brown W (Jardner, dentist, J 116 Bdwy 
 Brown, Craig & (,'o, ins agtM, 1002 Bdwy 
 Brown & McKinnon, merchant tailors, 
 
 1020 Broadway 
 Brown & V'iolidi, clothing, boots, shoes 
 
 and hats, fSI3 Broadway 
 BRUENN ADOI.PH, musical instru- 
 ments, sliet't music and agt for Stein- 
 way & Son's pianos, 911 ^Vashinl;ton 
 Bruenn Adolph, physician, 1156 Bdwy 
 Brucnn Henry H, artist, 363JI Twelfth 
 Bruning Bros, wholesale confectionery, 
 
 471 Seventh 
 Buck C P H, liquors, S7'J Washington 
 Bnek 1' W, physician, '.Ml Broadway 
 
 BUCKLAND WALLACE 0, physi- 
 
 cian, California Medical College, Clay 
 
 BUNDY J H, physician, California 
 
 Medical CoUeg , Clay 
 Burgi.sH lioliert, second hand furniture, 
 
 717 lJroa<lway 
 Burner& Voung, brick work contractors, 
 
 SE cor Fr.inklin and Thirteenth 
 Biiruham, Standeford & Co, planing 
 
 mills. First and Washington 
 Burnettc lumene T, dentist, 521 ICleventh 
 Burner Miss N, fancy good.*, 464 Ninth 
 Burns Thos P, propr Overland House, 
 
 603 BroacUvay 
 Burns 1' B, stationery and periodicals, 
 
 Seventh and Broadway 
 Burns, \\'liitinan & (Jardner, groceries, 
 
 N W cor Broadway and Tenth 
 Burrell A W, real estate, 803 Broadway 
 Burrall W H, notary public and real es- 
 tate 1005 Broadway 
 Bush Kichd, artist, 467 Fourteenth 
 Bushell House, E A Bushell propr, 462 
 
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 BTJSWELL E 0, paintn, oils, glass and 
 artists' materials, 86-1 Broadway 
 
 BUTLER & BOWMAN, book and 
 
 job printers, 468 Ninth 
 Butler P W & Co, grocers, 461 to 4C3 
 
 Fourteenth 
 Butt P C, grocer, 2202 Peralta 
 Buttcrfield A J & Co, livery stable. 
 Thirteenth bet Broadway and Frank- 
 lin 
 Butterick's paper patterns, 961 BJwy 
 Cain Harry H M, jeweler and watch- 
 maker, I -'56 8an Pablo ave 
 CALHOUN B, Oyster and Lodging 
 House, 661 Webster 
 
 CALIFORNIA BUILDmO CO, Alfred 
 
 Burrell prest, M E liyau secy, Second 
 
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 California Door Co, J P Farrell manager, 
 
 460, 462 and 46-1 Second 
 California Fire & Waterproof Paint Co, 
 
 555 Broadway 
 
 CALIFORNIA MEDICAL COL- 
 LEGE, Prof Danl MacLean dean 
 
 CALIFORNIA MILITARY ACAD- 
 EMY, Kev David McClurc Ph D prin- 
 cipal, Telecra|)h ave .and Prospect 
 
 CALLAOHAN^J,real estate and notary 
 public, 424 Ninth 
 
 Camp Bros, gents' furuijhing goods, 863 
 Broadway 
 
 Campbell & Sr)iar3, oysters, 19, 21 and 
 23 City Market 
 
 Canning Mrs M, Erie House, 1113 
 Broadway 
 
 Carbary Mm K, notions, Taylor and 
 Cam|)l)ell 
 
 Card D J, donti.it, 162 Ninth 
 
 CARLETON & ALLEN, wood and 
 
 coal, 1307 Telegraph ave 
 Carney .1, liquors and lodgings, 417 Sev- 
 
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 Caro S, clothing, '.101 Broadway 
 Carpenter VVmC, BaltimoroKeataurant, 
 
 Kleveutli and Broadway 
 Carpenter O, dentist, 1055 Broadway 
 Carr LT, atty and justice of peace, 483 
 
 Seventh 
 Cary C A, photographer, 475 Seventh 
 Casey .Jno, farrior, 418 Seventh 
 C ASSAD Y JAMES, Cassady's Cross- 
 ing Saloon, Railroad and San Pablo 
 
 ave 
 Casswent A, saloon, 715 Broadway 
 Castello Aestas K, lawyer, 456 Eisjlith 
 ( 'astro L, county surveyor, Court House, 
 CAVANAGH EDWARD, sewer con 
 
 tractor, 1170 Broadway, res 1164 
 
 Twelfth ave 
 
 CHAPIE, TALLMAN & CO, Oliver 
 
 Branch House 
 Chaigneau A & Co, painters and zinco- 
 graphcrs, 536 Clay 
 
 Chartrand Louis, hotel, 560 Franklin ' 
 
 Chevalier L M, barber, 701 Broadway 
 
 Chevinton & Calou, French Laundry, 
 1916 San Pablo ave 
 
 Child Edward, contractor, 1207 Broad- 
 way, lodgings, P203 San Pablo ave 
 
 Church A M, justice of peace, 463 
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 CITY HALL, Fourteenth, nr San Pablo 
 ave , 
 
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 Gladding manager, 1152 Broadway ' 
 
 City Miirket, E A Heron manager, bat 
 Eleventh and Twelfth and Broadway 
 and Franklin 
 
 Classen & Trost, barbers and cigars, 
 1010 Broadway 
 
 Clayton & Kirk, cabinetmakers and car- 
 penters, 408 Tenth 
 
 Cleaveau Louis, grocer, 752 Clay 
 
 CLEMENT MRS A B, deputy supt 
 
 schools, City Hall 
 CLEMENT C H, supt schools. City 
 
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 Clivio C, fruits and groceries, 920 Bdwy 
 Coe .lolm T, collector, 921 Broadway, 
 
 VVillcox block 
 Coffee M H, dry goods and clothing, SW 
 
 cor Broadway and Eighth 
 Cohen Simon S, grocer, Adeline and 
 
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 Coindre F, produce, 669 Broadway 
 Colo R E, dentist, N\V cor Eleventh 
 
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 Collins J, produce, 773 Sevetith 
 
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 Cowing M, music, 1257 San Pablo ave 
 Conklin Bros, carpet beaters, Twenty- 
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 CONNER & MURPHY, Plaster Or- 
 
 nament Manuf, 1228 Broadway 
 Consuliue P, grocer, 218 Sixth 
 Contra Costa Laundry, 867 Broadway 
 Contra Costa Produce Co. Slitz & 
 
 Jones, managers, 369 Twelfth 
 Contia Costa Water Co, A Chabot 
 prest, Williiim HMeadsecy.R Chabot 
 supt, 458 Eighth 
 Cooper A J, lodjjing house, 475 Ninth 
 Coplin A, ladiei' furnishing goods 
 Cornor, C W, bootmaker, 325 Twelfth 
 Cornwall A, dentist, 1069 Broadway 
 Coutolenc E F, butcher. Third and Jef- 
 ferson 
 Cowles P C, watch and clockmaker, 
 
 1106 Broadway 
 Cowper Mrs J, varieties, 1461 San Pablo 
 
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 Coxhead John,phy8ician,476 Central ave 
 Crocker L & A, dry goods, 458 and 460 
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 Sarah Mn, groceries, 1651 
 D, liquors, 752 
 
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 Crope James, grocer, 1701 Adeline 
 
 CROWLET DD, physician California 
 
 Medical College, Clay 
 Cruft Ch, music teacher, 615 Sixth 
 Cunningham Mrs M, milliner, 960 Bdwy 
 Cashing J.ohn, groceries, 478 and 480 
 
 Ninth 
 CUTTINO JAMES B, city marshal. 
 
 City Hall 
 Dalziel James, tinware and stoves, 1465 
 
 San Pablo ave 
 Daleiel &, MoUer, stoves, ranges, tin- 
 ware, 1 151 Broadway 
 DALL C C, Columbia Soda Works, 754 
 
 Clay 
 Daniels S F, justice of peace, 864 Bdwy 
 Davis A G & Co, insurance, 1 152 Bdwy 
 Davis C M, wood, coal, hay and grain, 
 
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 Davis H, stoves and furniture, 718 
 
 Broadway 
 Davis Mrs Ida A, millinery, stamping, 
 
 1063 Broadway 
 Davis P E, detective, 1063 Broadway 
 Davis Thomas, livery stable, foot of 
 
 Broadway 
 Day Clinton, architect, N£ cor Broad- 
 way rnd Twelfth 
 Day Mrs Lot, lodging house, 503 
 
 Eleventh 
 Dean, Watson &, Co, building material, 
 
 lumber. Third and Brush 
 DeForrest — , job printing, 856 Bdwy 
 De La Montanya M, stoves, ranges and 
 
 tinware, 1011 Broadway 
 Denis J B, butcher, 810 Broadway 
 Denison O I & Co, real estate and ins 
 
 asts, 952 Broadway 
 D^iLON J H, city assessor, City Hall 
 Denaut E, groceries, 459 Third 
 Denehle John J, contractor. Forty- 
 fourth 
 Dewitt Elou, livery and sale stable, SW 
 
 cor Market and Tenth 
 Dick B C, ins agt, 956 Broadway 
 Dick William & Co, dry goods, 476 
 
 Ninth 
 Dimmick Joseph, dentist, 869 Washing- 
 ton 
 Docking T, physician, 821 Washington 
 
 DODGE CHASF. notary public and 
 conveyancer, SW cor Seventh and 
 Peralta 
 Dodge S J, lodgings, 616 Broadway 
 DODB JAMES, city clerk and treasurer. 
 
 City Hall 
 Doe, (Irifl^ & Co, ins agts, 958 Bdwy 
 Doe Luke, roftl estate, 958 Broadway 
 Dohcny & Marum, dry goods, 1017 Bdwy 
 
 Doody & Hooley, house and sign painter, 
 
 270 Twelfth 
 Dowling R J, builder, 621 Seventh 
 Draper Charles F, physician, 855 Wash- 
 ington 
 Dreyer J H, boot and shoemaker, 870' 
 
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 Dulion £, cigars and tobacco, 950 Bdwy 
 Dunbar J, groceries, 1425 San Pablo ave 
 Dunham Murry, photographer, cor 
 
 Eleventh and Clay 
 Dunmire S S, carriagemaker, 266 
 
 Twelfth 
 Durham Mrs, millinery, 1169 Broadway 
 
 DURHAM & BUFFETT, carriage 
 
 manufr, 509 Eighth 
 Eayer J N, surveyor, 921 Broadway, 
 
 Willcox block 
 Edmonds W J, barber, 902^ Broadway 
 Edwards & Arthur, fire insurance agt, 
 
 469 Ninth 
 Edwards Bros, fish and oysters, 818 
 
 Broadway 
 Edwards B F, barber, 467 Seventh 
 Edwards R VV,joweler and watchmaker, 
 
 961 Broadway 
 ELDBIDOE J> auctioneer, 460 and 462 
 
 Eighth 
 Elkan A, boots and shoes, 401 Twelfth 
 Elliot W W, boarding and lodging, 869 
 
 Washington 
 Ellis W G, jeweler, 954 Broadway 
 Ellsworth Mrs C F, Kohler & Chase 
 
 House, 953^ Washington 
 Ellsworth Mrs L, i&essmaker, 1156 
 
 Broadway 
 Eme E, jeweler and watchmaker, 967 
 
 Broadway 
 Emerson R & G W, agt South Pacific 
 
 Coast R R Co, Oakland Telephone Co, 
 
 Bay Coast Tel Co, 1152 Broadway, cor 
 
 Thirteenth 
 EMEBT J S, pres Oakland R R Co, 
 
 921 Broadway, Willcox block 
 Emlay &, Co, harness and saddlery, 
 
 1 160 Broadway 
 Erie House, Mrs M Canning proprss, 
 
 1113 Broadway 
 Estey J C, wood and uoal, 1318 San 
 
 Pablo avfl 
 Eureka Hotel, H H Meyer propr, Se- 
 venth and Washington 
 Evans Edward, saloon, 754 Seventh 
 Everson W &, M, hardware, SW cor 
 
 Ninth and Broadway 
 
 FAIBCHILD W 0, grocer, 1350 Mar- 
 ket 
 
 F&Us J H, coal oil and lamps. Sixteenth 
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 Farwdl B E, livery stable, 1688 Tele- 
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 Farwetl F M, painter and whitener, 371 
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 Tins lari;c' ami ll.iui i^liiii,:^ in.^liiiitiun is liiiiiu<l in ihc i)caiitil'ul city t)f OaUlaiul, 
 Caliloniia, on llic loniciol Tweillli ami Castro Stricts, and contains over twelve 
 tliousanil s(|iiare loot of floor s|)ace. Tlic Association owns lOO Ictt of land lacing 
 Twelfth street, and 140 Icet lacing Castro street, and for Inisiness |)iiri)oses lias two 
 large liuiKliiigs — one hunting Castro street, hiiill in the form ol a CJreeU cross, 
 the main portion 26\()(), the transverse section, 26x44, 'wo stories high, with hase- 
 nient and attic. The other hnilding, fronting on Twelftli street, was erected dur- 
 ing the summer ol 1S7S, is .^o\S4 leet, two stories and an attic. The whole invest- 
 mem, including stock on hand, is about 5yo,ooo. 
 
 There are two papers published by this instiiiiiion. The Sio;ns of tlw Times, 
 a tweUe-page weekly, ile\(ited to religion, the lidiiie circle, and a condensed sum- 
 mary ol the news of the day, both secul; r and religious. It has a eiiculation of 
 nearly 10,000 copies, a goinl proportion ol w liich goes east of the Rocky Mount- 
 ains. The /'(/(■///(■ /'; vw is a monlliU, \\ itii a circulalion of 5,000. besides its t)wn 
 new])aper work, se\cr.il papers are ])rinle(l for others. 
 
 The lacilities of this house for job, book and newspajier printing art' unsur- 
 p.issed. I'lMin si.xty to seventy haiiils are em|)loyed, and six power presses are kept 
 in constant operation. We have the best e(piip])ed Job Priming ( )flice in ()akland 
 and second to none in the State. 
 
 Early in the Spring of 1S79 the increasing San l''rancisco trade rendered it 
 necessary to ojien an office in that city. Rooms were accordingly taken at 126 
 Kearny street, Thurlow Block, under the management of Mr. J. W. (lardncr. who 
 can talk business to .San Francisco in seven different languages. Mr.-Gardner is 
 fully authorized to transact business for the .Association, and work intrustetl to him 
 will be promptly attended to. 
 
 From the foregoing it will be seen that this otiae possesses the follow iiig 
 ad\ antages : — 
 
 1. We pay no rent. The I'.ACii'iC I'k1':ss r(i;t,isiiiN(, Assihiation owns 
 the buildings in which it operates, and the ground on which the buildings stand. 
 
 2. We own our source of water su[)])ly, and no corjioration exacts a 
 one inch of the waier used in any of the dejiartments ol the concern. 
 
 3. We manufacture our tyjje, lends and rule, and supply 
 superior (ptality, to the trad'-. 
 
 4. We import our own paper. The stock used in our book, news, and job 
 rooms, and bindery, is iiiiporied in large ciuantilies by ourselves, thus saving the 
 heavy commission which houses buying small lots from jobbers are uniformly com 
 pelled to pay. 
 
 5. We do our own designing, engraving, electrotyping and stereotyjiing. 
 And by this we mean that each of these departinenis is conducted under our own 
 roof, and each is in charge of skilled and trustworthy artists. 
 
 0. W\t do our own book binding and pajier ruling, besides ruling job I0I-, lo 
 order for the trade, or for individuals rec|uiring ixception.il work. 
 
 In our Engraving Department we have recently secured the services of Mr. A. 
 Kruger, a Swiss, who came lo us highly recommended by the Loudon Graphic, 
 hence we feel assured that we can guarantee satisfaction to the most fastidious. 
 Specimens of our engraving can be seen at either ol our offices. 
 
 A specialty is madeof music printing, which le.iture, musicians and publishers 
 would do well to remember. 
 
 As to our ability lo turn oul lirst-class work at reasonable prices, we would re- 
 spectfully refer to the leatling busines.s houses of San Francisco and Oakland for 
 whom we have done work. 
 
 We give special attention lo orders from the country, and our business in this 
 ine is rapidly increasing. Orders by Mail or Express .""or Job Printing, Hook Bind- 
 ing, Engraving, or anything in our line, will receive prompt attention, and our prices 
 will be just as low as though the orders were given in person. 
 
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 FATZ J, shawl-strap nunufr, 364 Ninth 
 
 FEABN JOHN, druggist, physician, 
 
 California Medical College, Clay 
 Feldmann L & Co, wood and willow 
 
 ware, U03 and 905 Washington 
 Fibuah Bros, cigars and tobacco, 1101) 
 
 Broadway 
 Fillmore tfohn, nursery and liquors. 
 
 Junction House, junction San Fablo 
 
 and Adeline 
 Finch H P, livery stable, 806 Broadway 
 FISH ft CO, grocers, S£ cor Market aad 
 
 Eighth 
 Fisher & Tayler, wood and coal, First 
 
 and Franklin 
 Fiiiley R, upholsterer and agt for Ne 
 
 Plus Ultra Spring Beds, 1357 Tele- 
 graph ave 
 Finnigans M J, painter, 1311 North 
 
 Broadway 
 First National Gold Bank of Oakland, 
 
 9()y Broadway 
 Fisch D, florist, 481 Seventh 
 Fishel M, butcher, 523 Seventh 
 Fisher & Bailey, restaurant, 8G<.) Wash- 
 
 in)i;ton 
 FISHER M, pres Oakland Home 
 
 Insurance Co, 469 Ninth 
 Fisher John, groceries, 579 Third 
 Fitzell P, wood and coal, 570 Fifth 
 Fitzgerald E, boots and shoes, 838 Mar 
 
 ket 
 Fitzgerald Maurice, liquors, 1250 Center 
 Fleck & Bu ase, barbers, 459 Central ave 
 FLEinNO J W, hay, grain, wood and 
 
 coal, 1957 San Pablo ave 
 FLETCHEE W F, captain police. City 
 
 Hall 
 Flynn Andrew, grocer, Myrtle and 
 
 Twenty-second 
 Fogg James L, ins agt, 952 Broadway 
 Foote WW, lawyer, 921 Broadway 
 FORSYTH F A, manager Wheeler & 
 
 Wilson Manufacturing Co, 479 Ninth 
 Ford D B, groceries and produce, 468 
 
 Eleventh 
 Foss Mrs 0, ladies' underwear, 1351 
 
 Telegraph ave, cor Seventeenth 
 Foster D, wood and coal, 457 Central 
 
 ave 
 Foulkes James F, physician, 1068 
 
 Broadway, room 1 1 
 Fountain & Ryan, druggists, 1158 Bdwy 
 
 FOURTEOTTH ST & PIEDMONT 
 
 SPRING R R 00, Walter Blair pres, 
 
 James de Fremery secy, office 522 
 
 Fourteenth 
 Fowler F L, wood and coal. Market and 
 
 Eighth 
 Fowler Jefferson, exchange broker, 1065 
 
 Broadway 
 FOWUER W W, aolicitor Protective 
 
 Association, 911 Broadway 
 
 Fox Lo, plnmbing and tinware, 1261 San 
 
 Pablo ave 
 Frank Olcese, fruit and produce, 456 
 
 Seventh 
 Frank Theodore, carriage trimmer, 364 
 
 Twelfth 
 Franke A R, poultry and dairy produce, 
 
 12 and 14 City Market 
 Francis S, merchant tailor, 1006 Bdwy 
 
 FRAUNIDER ft MORCK, lock and 
 blacksmiths,etc,Thirteenth bet Frank- 
 lin and Webster 
 French W H, lawyer, 462 Ninth 
 FRITCH J HOMER, wood and coal, 
 
 413 Eleventh 
 Frostholm C E, saloon, SW cor Franklin 
 
 and Seventh 
 Fuller C A, grocer, NW cor Eighth and 
 
 Webster 
 Fuller Hinds, ins agt, 912 Broadway 
 Fumiss M, restaurant, 472 Seventh 
 Furst H, clothing, dry goods, 907 Bdwy 
 Gage Mrs A, dressmaker, 518 Four- 
 teenth 
 Gage James C, warehouseman. First and 
 
 Jefferaon 
 OAUNDO HOTEL. F H Lathrop 
 
 propr. Eighth and Franklin 
 Gallagher N, groceries, 1722 Telegraph av 
 Galvin & Lebrecht, carriage and wagon- 
 makers, Sixteenth and Telegraph ave 
 Gardiner J J, ins agt, 1 106 Broiulway 
 Garon Louis G, liquors, 553 Broadway 
 
 OASKILL R C, agt Wells, Fargo k 
 
 Co's Express, 472 Ninth 
 Gaudin J, liquors (wholesale), 840 Bdwy 
 Gay Robt, butcher. Seventh and Myrtle 
 Gaylord & Olmstedt, hay, grain, wood 
 
 and coal, groceries and produce. Tele- 
 graph ave and Plymouth 
 Geary LC, physician, 11 13 Broadway 
 Gemmell A, plumber, 809 Franklin 
 Gerhardt Berthold, lodgings, 1311 San 
 
 Pablo ave 
 
 GERHARDT PHIL J, San Francisco 
 
 Market, 829 and B31 Broadway 
 Ghirardelli It Petar, wholesale coffees, 
 
 wines and liquors, 1072 Broadway 
 Gibben J, hotel, SE cor Franklin and 
 
 Seventh 
 Gibbs WmT, horseshoer, 958 Franklin 
 Gilcrest S F, attorney, 859 Broadway 
 Gilman J A, batcher, Broadway and 
 
 Fourteenth 
 Gilman S M, dentist, 1068 Broadway 
 Gilmore R, horseshoer, 268 Twelfth 
 Gilson J C, county snpt schools 
 Giltner J 8, MD, 1120 Washington 
 Gladding A I & Co, real estate, 1152 
 
 Broadway 
 GLADDINGR S, manager " City Item- 
 
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 GI«dding, MoBean & Co, wwer-pipe, 
 
 1170 and 1172 Broadway 
 Glaacoek J K, attorney, 4til Seventh 
 Olascock W H, attorney, 481 Seventh 
 Oleaaon M J, grocer, Twenty-first and 
 
 Market 
 Oleeaon P M Mrs, toys, fancy goods, 
 
 1453 Sun Pablo uve 
 Qlor John, Lachman's California wines, 
 
 474 Eighth 
 Glover Robert, livery, sale and bDarding 
 
 stable, Ninth, bet Clay and Jeflcrson 
 Goanlock J, blacksmith, 65G Broadway 
 
 GOLDEN GATE ACADEHT, liev H 
 
 E Jewett principal, Telegraph avo 
 Gordan J S H, mauufr of ice, 365 Tenth 
 Grace Patrick^rocer, li)02 San Pablo ave 
 GRAHAM W H, &tty at law, 85U 
 
 Broadway 
 Grny D P, cigars and tobacco, 473 
 
 Ninth 
 Gray Miss Jane, teacher of elocution, 
 
 1068 Broadway 
 Grayson, Harrelf 4 Co, wholesale butch 
 
 era, 474 Ninth 
 Greaves Win, tuilor, 1250 San Pablo avc 
 Green A V, real est.ite, yi2 Broadway 
 Green J, Iwots and shoes, 1018 Bdwy 
 Green k Maloon, coal oil, lamp stock, 456 
 
 Central ave 
 Greenhood Bros, dry goods, NW cor 
 
 Eleventh nud Broadway 
 Greenhood S 4 J, grocer, San Pablo ave 
 
 and Twenty-ninth 
 Greenhood 4 Moran, clothing, NW cor 
 
 Eleventh and Broadway 
 Grecnus 4 Oakes, si^oi painters, 366 
 
 Thirteenth 
 Greiser John» boots and shoes, 420 Ele- 
 venth 
 Gri ffin W, g rocoriea. 1237 Broadway 
 GBIFFIT DAVID, assist city engin- 
 eer, City Hall 
 Groth J, liquors, 366 Twelfth 
 
 GROVES & BUCHANAN, nurserymen 
 and tiorist, nursery nr Oakland Trot- 
 ting Park, 352 Thirteenth 
 Grudell B, bakery and dry goods, 679 
 
 Sixth 
 Guernsey 4 Ames, real estate, 906 Bdwy 
 Gunn J 4 Co, grocers, 1206 Market 
 Guthbertson W J, architect, 475 Ninth 
 Gutzwiller Henry, Brooklyn Brewery 
 
 Depot, 1517 San Pablo avo 
 Hall FT, painter, 362 Thirteenth 
 Hall Isaac K 4C(>,boot and shoe manufrs, 
 
 368 Thirteenth 
 Hall S P, deputy dist atty, 464 Ninth 
 Hall T W, dentist, NE cor Broadway and 
 
 Twelfth 
 Hallahan Bro, hairdressers, 844 Bdwy 
 Halsttid K K, sewing machines, 1015 
 Broadway 
 
 HalstedMrsKK. millinenr, 1018 Bdwy 
 Hamiltou N, attorney, 859 Broadway 
 
 HAMILTON WIIlIAM T, unJer- 
 
 taker, 1 1 12 Broadway 
 Hamilton W T, county coroner 
 ffummeltenberg W, grocer, 602 Franklin 
 Uampel H F, carriagemaker, 1414 New 
 
 Broadway 
 Hampton 4 Co, wood and coal, hay and 
 
 grain, 1600 Telegraph avo 
 HaniHn J J, saloon, cur Broadway and 
 
 Seventh, and Broadway and Four* 
 
 toenth 
 Hanrahan J, grocer, 229 Third 
 Hansen Theodore, liquors, 380 Tenth 
 Htipgood Chiis, stationery, school books, 
 
 1^57 San Pablo ave 
 Harmim K A, liquors, 800 Franklin 
 Hard R B, collector, 468 Eighth 
 Harris Brus, clothing, 915 Broadway 
 Harris Jacob, fancy goods, gentlemen's 
 
 furnishing goods, 1317 San Pablo ave 
 
 HARRISON M B, attorney and not- 
 ary public, 859 Broadway 
 
 Haswfll F B, notary public and agt 
 Central Land Co, 922 Broadway 
 
 Haui^childt Henry, boots and shoes, 1057 
 Broa<lwfty 
 
 HAUSER D & CO, iancy goods, toys, 
 cutlery, glassware, croukery, p'Uod 
 ware, 1 153 Broadway 
 
 Havens J F, atty at law, 912 Br y 
 
 Hay 4 Co, private detective, 
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 Hays Michael^ grocer, SW cci- Fifth and 
 Market 
 
 Hayes P, liciuors, 720 Eddy 
 
 HAYS, BLOW & CO, real estate, 483 
 Seventh 
 
 Healy M J, merchant tailor, 1056 Broad- 
 way 
 
 Healy Patrick, grocer, NW cor Adeline 
 '.ad Third 
 
 Hefiin H M, provisions and groceries, 
 865 Washington 
 
 Held Ernest, barber, 424 Eleventh 
 
 HELD GEORGE, barber, 418 Thir- 
 teenth ♦ 
 
 Held Justus, liquors and billiards, 1226 
 Broadway 
 
 Helmke 4 Brunjo, groceries, 1551 Now 
 Broadway 
 
 Hempstead W C F, physician, 800 Bush 
 
 Henderson 4 Bonney, wood and coal. 
 Thirteenth bet Washington and Btiwy 
 
 Hendrix Bros, blacksmith, 370 Twelfth 
 
 Hendry Mrs B, dressmaker, 1116 Bdwy 
 
 Heuey Wm J 4 Co, carvets and furni- 
 ture, 411 to 417 Eighth 
 
 Henninger F, shoemaker, 1309 San 
 Pablo ave 
 
 Henold John M, saloon, SE cor Frederick 
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 Herget E W, gun and lookimith, 410 
 
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 Heron E A, cud «atate, 422 Twelfth 
 Herring Wm B, butcher, 351 Seventh 
 Hewlett L, flour, hay, grain, 1321 Now 
 
 Broadway*j|id-,I328 Telegr.tph ave 
 Hickethier H, confectioner, 41ti Twelfth 
 
 HICXEY ft DOWLINO.carpet-beating 
 
 inucliino and uphoUterera, 3til to 3U3 
 
 Thirteenth 
 Hickok B E. City Flour Mills, 417 
 
 Third 
 Hienda & Johnson, real estate and col- 
 lectors, 1232 Broadway 
 Hii/gs Henry, carpenter, 1319 San Pablo 
 
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 Higgs L Mrs, bakery, 1319 San Pablo 
 
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 HILTON CHARLES W, marshal's 
 
 clerk. City Hall 
 Hilton Misa S, dressmaker, 1423 San 
 
 Pablo ttve 
 Hinds A L, Dexter Stables, Twelfth and 
 
 Harriaon 
 Hirshberg Leon & Co, wholesale liquors, 
 
 851 and 853 Washington 
 Hirahherg S, hats, caps and furnishing 
 
 goods and notary public, 1103 Bilv y 
 Holmes Chas F, propr John F Snow &, 
 
 Co, dyeing and cleaning establishment, 
 
 ]0ti3 Broadwiiy 
 Holmes Mrs J E, fancy goods, 1911 San 
 
 Pablo ave 
 Hook E, furniture and carpets, 1108 and 
 
 1110 Broadway 
 Hopken Albert, grocer, 1301 Center 
 Hopkins ThoB, 729 Brush, cor Fiftli 
 Hurd J Tenuis, drugs, 1256 San Pablo 
 
 ave 
 Homn Frederick M, variety store, 1272 
 
 Market 
 Horr Mrs F, dressmaker, 520 Ninth 
 Horton 11, grocer, 771 Seventh 
 Hotte Z, carriage manufr, West and 
 
 Twelfth 
 Houghton M K, boots, shoes, gaiters and 
 
 uppers, 408 Eighth 
 Hovendon John, notcl, 855 fVashington 
 How J E, house and sign painter, 422^ 
 
 Ninth 
 Hubbert John, butcher, 1830 San Pablo 
 
 ave 
 Hughes Enoch, grocer, 220 B 
 Hunt M, lodgings, 1273 San Pablo ave 
 Hunt Wm B, lif^uors, SW Seventh and 
 
 Adeline 
 
 Hurley Daniel, blacksmith, 414 Eleventh 
 Hutchinson James, Bny Nursery, NE 
 
 eor Telegraph ave and Twenty-sixth 
 Hyatt & Leonard, planing mill, 1305 
 
 Telegraph ave 
 
 HYDE E H ft CO, crockery, cntlery 
 and fancy goods, 1 167 Broadway 
 
 Hyde T J, fancy goods, 966 Broadway 
 lucapie H, boots and shoes, 410 Ninth 
 Inaersoll W B, photographer, 1060 
 
 Broadway 
 Ingram K H, straw works, 962 Bdwy 
 Inwall Henry, saloon, 461 Seventh 
 Irwin Harry F, saloon, SW cor Seventh 
 
 aiid Br oat I way 
 Jacobs P, furniture and crockery, 871 
 
 Washington 
 Jacobs M, plumber, 808 Broadway 
 Jacoby Joseph, grocer, NE cor Fitteonth 
 
 and Market 
 Jafle L, wood and coal yard. Sixth and 
 
 Franklin, offlce 872 Washington 
 Jahn Henry, machinist and locksmith, 
 
 373 Eighth 
 James E A, music teacher, 1167 Brush 
 
 JENKS C C, manager The Commercial 
 
 Protective Association, .lawyer, 911 
 
 Broadway 
 JENKINS T F, sanitary inspector, 
 
 City Hall 
 Jensou S, reatnurant, 614 Broadway 
 Johnson Miss A A, dressmaker, 1068 
 
 Broadway 
 Johnson Eben, grocer, NE cor Twelfth 
 
 and Market 
 Johnson Mrs E W, dressmaker, Brayton 
 
 block. Twelfth 
 Johnson M, lodging ;>ouse ancf restau- 
 
 ront, 901 and «J03 Washington 
 Johnson Wm, boot and shoemaker, 1381 
 
 Telegraph nve 
 Jonas A & Bros, clothin?,843 Broadway 
 Jones Mrs M J, fancy goods, 1313 Sau 
 
 Pablo ave 
 JORDAN BROS, contractors and build- 
 ers, 360 Twelfth 
 
 JORDAN WILLIAM H, manager 
 
 The Real Estate U iiion,921 Broadway, 
 
 Wilcox block 
 Jurgen Chas, liquors, 10^ Twelfth 
 Kahu & Sons, drygo kU, 1101 Broadway 
 KuUahan P, hurso-shoeiig, 321 Tenth 
 Keating Wm J, ciyara and tobacco, 457 
 
 Seventh 
 Keller M J, gents furnishing goods, 1013 
 
 Broadway 
 Kelly E J & Co, real estate, 414 Seventh 
 Kelly James, wagonmuktr, San Pablo 
 
 ave station 
 KELLY M, real estate, 414 Seventh 
 Kelly R T, watc iinaker and jeweler, 867 
 
 Broadway 
 Kelscy & Flint, druggist's, 10t3 Broad- 
 
 wa y 
 KENDRICK CARROLL, physician, 
 
 1069 Broadway 
 KENDRICK JOSEPH J, physician, 
 
 1069 Broadway 
 KENDRICK JUUEN C, physician. 
 
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 KENNER J A. clerk police office. City 
 
 Hall 
 Kenny John, Uquor^, 420 Seventh 
 Kent W, wines, liquors and cigars, 
 
 Seventh and Washington 
 Kellett S, plaster decorator, 470 Eleventh 
 King A P, cigars and tobacco, 1202 
 
 Broadway 
 King J N, wood and coal, 1 658 San 
 
 Publoave 
 King M G, civil engineer, 1004 Bdwy 
 King & Mount, poultry and produce,!, 
 
 3 and 5 City Market 
 King & Williams, carriage makers, 414 
 
 Eleventh 
 Kincsland Thos G, Blake House, 1059 
 
 Washington 
 Kirchheimer H, candy manufr,1253 Tel- 
 egraph ave 
 Kirk Wm, architect, 954 Broadway 
 
 KIUHPF ft ALLARD, carriage man 
 
 ufacturer, 421 Third 
 Kneipp Otto, liquors, 422 Eleventh 
 Knowles F E & (Jo, granite works, 
 
 Seventh and Castro 
 KNOX J W, treasurer Oakland Rail- 
 road Co, 921 Broadway, Wilcox block 
 Knoz Thos E, shorthand porter, 859 
 
 Broadway 
 Koeing k J ones, real estate, 1002 Bdwy 
 Kohler & Chase, pianos, organs and 
 
 sheet music, 1)5^ Washington 
 Kohler Wm, aalov a, 461 Seventh 
 Konecke H, boots au<l shoes, 914 Bdwy 
 Kosta k Co, restaurant, 469 Seventh 
 Koster H, procer, 719 AVebster 
 KRAFT GEORGE, saloon, 858 Wash 
 
 ington 
 Kreiss L & Co, furniture, 963 and 965 
 
 Washington 
 Krepper Bros, luck and gunsmith, 420 
 
 Eleverth 
 
 KRIECHBAUM G H, dentist, iiis 
 
 Broadway 
 
 KRIKOELBACH 
 
 OTTO, general busi 
 agent, beventh and 
 
 nesB iommcrcial 
 
 Wnihington 
 Kvueger & Lenz, liquors, Seventh and 
 
 Broadway 
 La Clede House, Mrs Kate Turgens pro 
 
 prietresB, 116 Broadway 
 
 "LADIES HOME JOURNAL," H 
 
 Morse propr, 1115 Broadway, P O box 
 769 Oakland, and 2250 San Francisco 
 Lafferty Owen, butcher, 465 Third 
 
 LAFLECSHE GEO T, board and lodging, 
 
 liquor*, etc, 552 Broadway 
 LAlDLAW WALTER, Mendocino 
 
 Lumber Yard, Seventh and Brtish, P 
 
 Obox 133 
 La neC S, den tist, Fourteenth and Bdwy 
 LAVE WnUAM, flonr, hay, grain 
 
 and feed, 8E cor Twelfth and Market 
 
 Lang G A, dyeing and. cleaning, 1012 
 
 Broadway 
 Langan G W , atty at law, 856 Broadway 
 Lascombe E, basket mauufr, 877 Wash- 
 . ington 
 Lathrop S, jeweler and watchmaker, 1059 
 
 Broadway 
 Laton B B, insurance, 906 Broadway 
 Latimer Bros, groceries, hay and grain, 
 
 121Z0 Market 
 
 LAURSEN H, Turbine Windmill 
 
 Manufacturer and agent for Johnson's 
 
 Novelty Mill, 701 Adeline 
 Lausten, Laison & Co, restaurant, 405 
 
 ■Seventh 
 Lawrence L B, physician, 605 Sixth 
 LAWRIE A G« searcher of records, 
 
 817 Broadway 
 Lawlor W M, physician, 472 Thirteenth 
 Lawrence J, livery and sale stables, 
 
 Eighth and Webster 
 Lawton Israel, atty at law, 1004 Bdwy 
 Leake H A, atty at law, 1004 Broadway 
 Lee P W, market, Sixteenth and San 
 
 Pablo ave 
 Leo & Porter, dental laboratory, 954 
 
 Broadway 
 Lefevere A, dentist, Eight and Bdwy 
 Lehmann H G, boot and shoemaker, 473 
 
 Central ave 
 Lemogc J, boots and shoes. Market 
 Ijcmon Mrs S, druggist, 704 Broadway 
 LENTEL JAMES, saddler .and har- 
 
 nessmakcr, 469 and 471 Fourteenth 
 Leonard Ed, tailor, 469 Sixth 
 Lercher Bros, Hall, 859 Washington 
 JjCtter J, clothing, 957 Broadway 
 Levi J B, lodginghouse, 469^ Ninth 
 Ijcvy M &Co, pawnbrokers, 1162 Bdwy 
 I^ewis C R & Co,produce, 1009 Broadway 
 Lewis S, jewelry, 841 Broadway 
 
 LEWIS W GEORGE, lawyer, 921 
 Broadway, Willcox block 
 
 Lewis ft Harrison, livery and sale sta- 
 bles, 370 Eleventh 
 
 Leyner Mrs Christine, liquors, 1362 
 Center 
 
 Lilienkrantz HEAL, physician, 1459 
 Telegraph "./e 
 
 Lindenbaum Meyer, second-hand furni- 
 ture, 711 Broadway 
 
 Lippmann A B ft Co, dry goods, 903 
 Broadway 
 
 Lcteper Chart, brass foundry, 904 Waah- 
 iKgton 
 
 Lock wood Jno J, sewing machine afft,36I 
 Twelfth 
 
 Longeft Baliram, bakery, 617 Bdwy 
 
 Lough ft Wilkinson, butcher, 800 Broad- 
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 Luce George J, dentist, 1004 Broadway 
 
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 Lndlum h Mather, mining land real es- 
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 Lundy W, restaurant, 713 Broadway 
 L urch C, g rocer, 1526 West 
 LTJTHER H flARY, health officer, 
 
 City Hall 
 LVTZ &BEBO, mirrors and picture 
 
 frames, 1058 Broadway 
 Lynch, Malone & Co, wood and' coal. 
 
 Fifth and Washington 
 Lyon ft Kinsey, auction, 912, 914 and 
 
 916 Washington 
 Msas A & Co, grocers, NW cor Third 
 
 and Franklin 
 Macdonald J A C, plumbing, 1365 New 
 
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 MACLEAN D, physician, ''^ California 
 
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 MACRAE A, physician, California 
 
 Medical College, Clay 
 Madigan A, horseshoer, 405 and 407 
 
 Tenth 
 Madsen Julius A, wind mill manufr, 
 
 1314 Market 
 Madsen & Batchelder, groceries, 1277 
 
 San Pablo ave 
 Magill R H, insurance, 922 and 924 
 
 Broadway 
 Maher John, saloon, 1303 San Pablo 
 
 ave 
 Maher & Smith, wood and coal, NE cor 
 
 Washington and Sixth 
 Maleton M, barber, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 919 Broadway 
 Maleton H, liquors, SE cor San Pablo 
 
 and Twenty-second 
 Maloon Bros, flour, hay and grain, 1368 
 
 B.oadway 
 Mansion House, L A Willey propr, 1202 
 
 Broadway 
 Mantel B O, agt Western Fire & Marine 
 
 Insurance Co, 483 Ninth 
 Mandler F, bakery, Sixteenth and San 
 
 Pablo ave 
 Marguardsen & Becker, butchers, 819 
 
 Castro 
 Marks A, glazier, 424 Eighth 
 Marks L J, grocer, 1255 Telegraph ave 
 Marolf Christ, cattle dealer, Telegrtt, h 
 
 ave and Thirty-ninth 
 Marques J, restaurant, 857 Washington 
 
 MABSELLUS E P, postmaster. Four 
 
 teenth and Broadway 
 MARBHATiTi W H, clerk city engin- 
 eer. City Hall 
 Marston ft Paliser. harness and sad- 
 dlery, 1050 Broad wav 
 Marston S J, public administrator 
 Martens ft Co, dry goods, 1 1 59 Broadway 
 Martin Jas O, lawyer, 921 Broadway, 
 Willcox block 
 
 Martins *^, oyster and chop house, 1^15- 
 
 Broadway 
 Martin W N, physician, 1116 Broadway 
 Martin ft Kr(>ll, candies and ' fruits, 
 
 Broadway Depot, Seventh 
 Ma\Vliew8 J C ft Son, architects, 1004 
 
 Broadway 
 Mathias Chas, wood and coal, 516 and 
 
 518 Third 
 Mattarn Harry, market, 1263 San Pablo 
 
 ave 
 Mau Charles, architect. 456 Eighth 
 Mauvias Zeuo,mu8ic dealer,420 Tweltth 
 Mauzy R D, physician, 7>'0 Eleventh 
 MauEV W I, physician, 730 Eleventh 
 May Henry, butcher. Seventh and Fil- 
 bert 
 May Jno, butcher, SW cor Chester and 
 
 Seventh 
 May L, Empire Bakery, 709 Broadway 
 McAllister Mrs H A, Kelsey House, 
 
 Telegraph ave and Elm 
 McCabe M, groceries, 751 Seventh cor of 
 
 Market 
 McCall Chas, grocer, 1663 San Pablo 
 McCarthy Miss Mary, boarding, 415 
 
 Seventh 
 McCallum J G, atty at law, 859 Bdwy 
 McClanes W S, stock and sale yard, 
 
 San Pablo and Park aves 
 McCleverty ft Noblett, livery stable, 
 
 862 Broadway 
 McCloud C H, livery stable, 852 Ninth 
 McClure Bros, watchmakers, jewelers, 
 
 gunsmiths and machinists, 1073 Bdwy 
 McConnell J D. saddler and harness- 
 maker, 809 Broadway 
 McCourtney Paul, plumber, Forty-sec- 
 
 ond and Telegraph ave 
 McCulIoughft Co, produce,SE cor Eighth 
 
 and Washington 
 McCrackon Hugh, grocer, 1237 Peralta 
 
 HoBAHIEL T J, collector and atty, 
 455 Eighth 
 
 McElroy James, groceries, Seventh and 
 Clay 
 
 McFadden B, lawyer, 456 Eighth 
 
 McFadden M, liquors, 814 Broadway 
 
 McGovern ft Cahill, paper hangings and 
 window shades, 1155 Broadway 
 
 Mclntire J J, box factory, 507 Second 
 
 McKeand -^, searcher of records, SE cor 
 Fourth and Broadway 
 
 McKenzie Wm W, undertaker and cor- 
 oner, SE cor Eighth and Broadway 
 
 McKenzie ft Co, bakers and confection- 
 ers, 910 Broadway 
 
 McLaughlin ft Macdonald, ins and V«al 
 estate, 456 Central ave 
 
 McLean Eil, real estate, 1009 Broadway 
 
 MoLEAlf J, ijrodnce and poultry, 1309 
 
 Telegraph ave 
 MeKee Robt L, lawyer, 456 Eighth 
 
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 McKioley D A* wood and coa^, Tenth 
 
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 M oNalege J H, saloon, 801 Broadway 
 IfcWethy E, batcher, 1708 Telegraph 
 
 ave 
 Meacbam H A, propr Bartlett House, 
 
 473 Seventh 
 Meedicus A, florist and seedsman, San 
 
 Pablo ave and Twenty-seventh 
 Mee Miss M. dressmaking and fancy 
 
 goods, 1315 Sau Pablo avo 
 Mellor & Uyan, auctioneers and second 
 
 hand furniture, 466 and 468 Central 
 
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 H07KE D, groceries and provisions, 
 
 Broadway and Sixth 
 Menomy H C, agt for Cnonnel pottery, 
 
 470 Thirteenth 
 
 MENTZ FREDERICK, grocer. Cen- 
 ter and Sixteenth 
 
 MERRIAM & COt groceries and pro- 
 visions, 1221 Broadway 
 
 Merrinan A F & Son, dentists, NW cor 
 Eleventh and Broadway 
 
 Merritt Saml, Oakland Lumber Yard, 
 First and Washington; ofiice 22 Cali- 
 fornia st, room 1 1 , San Francisco 
 
 Merritt 8, capitalist, 404 Twelfth 
 
 Mertz J H, windmills, 1368 San Pablo 
 ave 
 
 Metcalf Geo D, lawyer, 921 Broadway, 
 Willcox block 
 
 Meyer A, hats and caps, 107 1 Bdwy 
 
 Miloury Saml, real estate, 956 Bdwy 
 
 Miller F B & Co, wholesale and retail 
 grocers,, 413 Twelfth 
 
 Muler Fred J, paper ruler and book- 
 binder, 921 Broadway, Willcox block 
 
 Miller Jnn, blacksmitbing, San Pablo 
 ave station 
 
 Miller V, assistant jailor. Court House 
 
 Miller Flora, hotel. 417 First 
 
 MILLER & SMITH, attvs at law, SE 
 coi* Broadway and Eighth 
 
 Miller & Winsor, sewer and chimney 
 pipe, 1200 Broadway 
 
 Mdhkeu S, dressmaker, 1361 Telegraph 
 ave 
 
 MILLmOTON J f., tuochcr of danc- 
 insr, 377 Twelfth 
 
 Milloni C A & Co, fish, 9 and 11 City 
 Market 
 
 Milloslavich J, restaurant, 459 Seventh 
 
 MIRAHOA J B, liquors, 407 Eighth 
 Mitchell Juo H, grocer, NW cor Fifth 
 
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 MITCHELL S H, bailifr, City Hall 
 Milchell V P, sign painter, 406 Eighth 
 Mix Gustavo L, searcher of reconk, 481 
 
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 MONTAGUE W W ft 00. atove* and 
 
 and kitchen furniture, NW corTwdfthj 
 
 and Franklin 
 
 Montgomery Ed A, cigars and tobacco, 
 Seventh and Washington 
 
 Montgomery Zach, lawyer, 921 Broad- 
 way, Willcox block 
 
 Moody V D, prest F N Gold Bank, 969 
 Broadway 
 
 Moore A A, lawyer. Ninth and Bdwy 
 
 Moore T S, boarding and livery stable, 
 457 Eighth 
 
 Moran Bernard, liquors, San Pablo ave 
 and Thirty-sixth 
 
 MORGAN a, importers and dealers in 
 wines and liquors, 326 Central ave 
 
 MORGAN CONSERVATORY OF 
 MUSIC, S W Leach director, 528 
 Eighteenth bet San Pablo and Tele- 
 graph aves 
 
 Moraan G L, cityattorney. City Hall 
 
 MORGAN T W, city engineer. City 
 Hall 
 
 Moriey Miles, boots and shoes, 857 
 Broadway 
 
 MORSE H, propr "Ladies, Home Jour- 
 nal" and millinery, J 115 Broadway 
 
 MORSE H N, law, detective and col- 
 lection agency, SE cor Broadway and 
 Eighth 
 
 Morton H, merchant tailor, 505 Seventh 
 
 Mosco Euesto, saloon, SE cor Sixth and 
 Broadway 
 
 Muller Fred, Liberty Bakery 
 
 Mueller & Steifunoni, jewelers and watch- 
 makers, 923 Broadway 
 
 Mulliken Mrs H L, restaurant, 1167 
 Washington 
 
 Mullhaupt Rudolph, boots and shoes, 
 1624 San Pablo ave 
 
 Murphy J W, saloon, 1756 Telegraph 
 ave 
 
 Myers F F, lime, iron stone sewer pipes, 
 Third and Washington 
 
 Nagle George D, brick manufacturer, 
 271 Fourth 
 
 Naismith J S M, fancy goods, 1161 
 Broadway 
 
 Naismith G S, groceries, 531 Eighth 
 
 NASH, BROWN ft CO, groceries, SE 
 cor Eighth and Webster 
 
 Negrini James, restaurant, 459 Ninth 
 
 Nolle Wm, butcher, 371 Twelfth 
 
 Neller k, Fuegel, liquors, agent for 
 Fredericksburg Lager Beer, NW cor 
 Fifteenth and San Pablo ave 
 
 Newland A, pmpr Newland House, 472 
 Seventh 
 
 Newland k Pumyaa, livery stable, Sev- 
 enth near <]ei>ot 
 
 NICOLL ALEXANDER, merchant 
 tailor, 853 Broadway 
 
 Nicholl John H, propr NichoU House, 
 Ninth and Washington 
 
 Niohols Mr* K S, lodjpngs, 921 Broad- 
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 Noisat P, liquors, 580 Jeffenon ccr 
 
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 Noll J, liquors, SW cor Eighth and 
 
 Webster 
 Nordhausen C & A, Novelty Auction 
 
 House, 839 Broadway 
 HUNAN J J, marble works, 1417 San 
 
 Pablo ave ; - 
 
 Nye E, grocer, 315 Second 
 
 NYE STEPHEN Q. Iawyer,g21 Broad 
 
 way, Willcox block 
 Oakland Bank of Saving^s, E C Sessions 
 
 presiilent, NE cor Broadway and 
 
 Twelfth 
 OAKLAND BREWERY, Kramm & 
 
 Dieves proprs, cor Telegraph ave and 
 
 Diirant 
 
 OAKLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE, 
 
 D C Taylor principal, SE cor Twelfth 
 
 and Frmkin 
 OAKLAND COURIER AND JOB 
 
 PRINTINa OFFICE, McMullam & 
 
 Thacker proprs, 1004 Broadway 
 "OAKLAND DAILY TIMES," J B 
 
 VVynian manager, i>52 Broadway 
 
 OAKLAND DENTAL ROOMS 1116 
 
 Urxadway, rooms 1 and 2 
 
 Oakland Dime Express, John Ruth 
 propr, 105 2 Broadway 
 
 OAKLAND FREE LIBRARY, Pres- 
 ton Moore president, V M Campbell 
 secretary, Miss Ina diolbrith .libra- 
 riiin. Fourteenth near City Hall 
 
 Oakland Ous Light Co, J West Martin 
 president, 421 Minth 
 
 OAKLAND HOME INSURANCE 
 
 CO, 409 Ninth 
 
 "OAKLAND JOURNAL." A M Schutt 
 
 publisher, (ierm vni.i Hall buil<1i'i(( 
 Oakland Light Cavalry, una -tied, 
 1069 Broaifway 
 
 OAKLAND RAILROAD CO. J ^ m 
 
 ery president, H H Town secretary, J 
 \V Knox treasurer, (i V Loring supt, 
 021 Broadway, Willcox block 
 
 OAKLAND WHITE LABOR CIQAR 
 
 FACTORY, Tliirteenth and Center 
 O'Connell Jumos, liquors, 1092 Twenty- 
 Fourth, cor Filbert 
 O'Connell ft Co, dry goods, Broadway 
 
 and Thirtoenth 
 O'Connor J, marble yard. Seventh and 
 
 Castro 
 Odd Fellows Ilnll, P J Ipsen librarian, 
 
 Franklin and Eleventh 
 OODEN R C. short hand reporter, 921 
 
 Broadway, Willcox block 
 O'Oroy E, liquors, 001 Franklin 
 O'Keete John, groceries, 1642 Telegraph 
 
 ave 
 Olmstedt L H Mrs, lodging, 1253 Bdwy 
 Obey & Co, real estate, 1106 Broadway 
 O'Neill Edward, grocer, 1248 Center 
 
 Opitz B, cigarmaker, 1380 Broadway 
 
 OREGON HOUSE, J C Gage propr, 
 1156 Broadway 
 
 O'Shea J J, plumber, San ^^blo are and 
 Twenty-fifth 
 
 O'Toole J P * Co, dry goods, 953 Wash- 
 ington 
 
 Outram D J, boots and shoes, 1219 
 Broadway 
 
 Pacific Pottery, J C Parkinson agent, 
 1164 Broadway 
 
 PACinC PRESS PXTBUSHING AS- 
 SOCIATION, bjok, job and music 
 printing, electrotypinir, stereotyping 
 and type foundry. Twelfth and Cas- 
 tro 
 
 Page F S, groceries, 46-t Elleventh 
 
 Page Geo F, music teacher, 1316 Tele- 
 
 Sraph ave 
 m C, cigars and tobacco, SW cor 
 Seventh and Broadway 
 
 Palmer Charles E, treasurer and tax col- 
 lector. Court House, rooms 1 and 2 
 
 Palmer H A, cashier Union National 
 Gold Bank, SE cor Ninth and Broad- 
 way 
 
 Paquis A, liquors. 1259 San Pablo ave 
 
 Parker Miss S, dressmaker, 476 Central 
 ave 
 
 Partenscky Chas, laundry, 1370 Cen- 
 tral ave 
 
 Paul C, stoves, tinware,'etc, 1618 Tele- 
 graph ave 
 
 Paul John A & Son, bakery and confec- 
 tionery, 815 Broadway 
 
 Patronuk k Jones, butchers, 1321 and 
 i;W3San Puhloave 
 
 Pawn, Chu k Co, Chinese and Japanese 
 goods, 464 Central ave 
 
 Pearce S E, physician, Fourteenth and 
 Broad vay 
 
 I'erry s A & Co, picture li iie.^ and ar- 
 tist-," materials, 1151 Bro.ulway 
 
 I'ei u Wni, suloon, 47 ' and 475 Eighth 
 
 Pfester .) ilinn. grocci, ^E cor .San Pablo 
 ave and Adeline 
 
 PHELPS F M, Miller s ( iniiu Com- 
 i)re38ed Yeast, (i.")! Washiuutoii 
 
 PHELPS, MURPHY & CO, lumber 
 dealers, door-" wiiulows, blinds and 
 glass, SE cor Second and Washington 
 
 Phillips D J, sewing uiichinc agent, 762 
 Seventh 
 
 PIERCE ft CO, harlnare and cullery, 
 1209 Broadway ■■> 1210 San 1 ablo 
 ave 
 
 Pinkerton T H, physician, 418 Twelfth 
 
 PLOMTEAUX ft RAL'^, dontisft. 
 
 NE cor Broadway and Twelfth 
 PLUNKETT J C, lawyer, 4694 
 
 Ninth 
 Pond & Divis, livery and sale atftble, 
 
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 Portal A, propr Sw:;,^ Cottage, Twelfth 
 Porter Bros & Wing, produce, 462 
 
 Eleventh 
 Posey A O, physician, 1156 Broadway 
 Ponnstone A L, advertising agent, 921 
 
 Broadway, Willcox block 
 
 FRATHEB W L, notary public. 483 
 Seventh 
 
 Pratt ft Miner, wood, coal, hay and 
 grain. Telegraph ave and Bay 
 
 Prenveille Mrs K, dressmaker, 617 Sixth 
 
 Price James K ft Son, wood and coal, 
 Sl£ cor Seventh and Peralta 
 
 Pulcifer A \V, blacksmith, 1362 San 
 Pablo ave 
 
 Pumyea N D, cigars and tobacco. Seventh 
 near depot 
 
 Quaokenbush Geo, groceries, 1473 San 
 Pablo ave 
 
 RADEKAGHER A P, sewer contrac- 
 tor, 1 nOBroadway, res N W cor Wood 
 and Seward 
 
 RADINO FREDERICK, upholsterer, 
 1229 Broadway 
 
 Raffs Bros, groceries, wines and liquors, 
 671 and 673 Broadway 
 
 Randlett H A, propr liindlett House, 
 Park ave opp race track 
 
 RANLETT HORACE D, president 
 The Real Estate Union, 921 Broad- 
 way, Willcox block 
 
 Raphael M, second-hand fnmiture, 703 
 Broadway 
 
 RAT JEN D, groceries, NW cor Fifth 
 and JeAbrson 
 
 Raver C E, pro duce, 1712 Telegraph ave 
 
 READ WINFIELD S, deputy con- 
 stable, 483 Seventh 
 
 READ WINIXELD S & CO, collector, 
 
 483 Seventh 
 Reading J, jeweler and watchmaker, 
 
 1019 Broadway 
 REAL ESTATE UNION, (The), Hor 
 
 ace D Ranlett president, \Vm H Jor- 
 dan manager, 921 Broadway, Willcox 
 
 block 
 RECTOR L J, deputy city clerk, <^ity 
 
 Hall 
 REDMAN R A. lawyer, 021 Broad 
 
 way, Willcox block 
 Reed F M ft Co, millinery, 1161 Bdwy 
 Reed O P, livery stable, 1316 San Pablo 
 
 ave 
 
 REED ROBERT, artificial limbs, 954 
 
 Broadway 
 Reese John, lamp stock, coal oil and 
 
 crockery, 507 Seventh 
 Regensburgor M, physician, 469) Myrtle 
 Reichenberg B V, fancy goods, 1111 
 
 Broadway 
 Reichert E, grocer, Brash and Seventh 
 
 Rei^hert L F, grocer, 1673 San Pablo 
 Reiliiy ft Bradway, physcians, NW cor 
 
 Eleventh and Broadway 
 Railly P J, druggist, 847 Broadway 
 
 REHILLARD BRICK COHPANT, 
 
 P N Remillard prest, nr Webster St 
 
 Bridge 
 RENKENH, professor of Baunscheidt's 
 
 Healing Method. 461 Ninth 
 Reuter Charles, dyeing and cleaning, 916 
 
 Broadway 
 Reynolds R T, Bollevue House, 1305 
 
 New Br oadw ay 
 RICE JOHN, wood and coal, 1214 
 
 Market 
 Rice ft White, butchers, 2, 4 and 6 City 
 
 Market 
 Richard W A, livery stable, 514 Four- 
 teenth 
 RICHARDSON J B, lawyer, 921 Broad- 
 way, Willcox block 
 Roberts Henry, butcher, 466 Eleventh 
 ROBERTS W E, merchant tailor, 466 
 
 Eighth 
 Robinson A, carpetl>eater, 523 Second 
 Rocer John, liquors, 710 Broadway 
 RODE C. locksmith, 869 Center 
 Rodolph ft Co, stationer and bookseller, 
 
 1003 Broadway 
 Roff Harry Ij, inst ogt, 1004 Broadway 
 Rohan Mrs L, employment office, 525 
 
 Eighth 
 Rosenberg L, cigars and tobacco, 909 
 
 Broadway 
 Rosenberg N, cigars and tobacco, SW 
 
 cor Eleventh and Broadway 
 Rosunk (lustav, M I), 456 Seventh 
 Rosenthal A, dry goods, 812 Broadway 
 Rouse Warren A ft Co, commisaiun 
 
 merchants, 1 358 Telegraph ave 
 Rowan P, liquors, 716 Franklin 
 Kowse Samuel, butcher, 312 B 
 Ruck F R, board and lodging house, 476 
 
 Central ave 
 Ruth John, liquors and shooting gallery, 
 
 1052 Broatlway 
 RUTHERFORD C B. house and sign 
 
 paintt-r, 1016 Broadway 
 Ryan M J, saloon, W8 Seventh 
 Sackett School, D P Sackett principal, 
 
 529 lloLitrt 
 Sagehoru W T, hay and grain, 473 »Sixth 
 
 SALINGER BROS, dry goods, 1105 
 
 Broadway 
 Salmon* Mallett, butchers, 578 Jefforson 
 Salomon Aron, clothing, 831 Broadway 
 Samm Jacob, flouring mills, First and 
 
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 Samuels Bamett, tailor, 813 Sroadway 
 Samueln S, jeweler, 912 Broadway 
 Santos .1 , advei tising agent, 769 Seventh 
 Sandford Bros, gen mdse, groceries, 1802 
 
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 Sanford £ P, druggist, Tenth and Bdwy 
 Scanlon Mrs Ann, grocer, 753 Market 
 Sr aefer k Welti, restaurant, 1022 
 
 Broadway 
 Schaffer L, butcher, 828 Broadway 
 Scharman M, cigars and tobacco, 1067 
 
 Broadway 
 Schayer H, liquors, 1307 San Pablo ave 
 Schellhaas H, furniture, carpets and 
 
 crockery, 404 to 412 Eleventh 
 Sshetzel Aug, garden, 572 Seventh 
 Schinkler H, bakery, 1700 Telegraph ave 
 Schlotzhauer P H, saloon, 482 Eighth 
 Schmidt ft Fieberling, liquors, 842 Bdwy 
 Schmitt ft Grunewald, saloon, 46G 
 
 Seventh 
 SchoU C If, machinist, gun and lock 
 
 smith. Tenth and Washington 
 Sch'apm Matbieu, artist and 
 
 grapher. Market St Station 
 
 SGHSEIBEB CHBISTIAN, carpets 
 
 and furniture, 1107 Broadway 
 •Schuler J, grocer, 842 Webster 
 Schultz ft Kock, groceries, liquors, gen 
 mdse, NW cor Forty-fifth and Tele- 
 
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 unhoff B F, druggist, 462 Seventh 
 
 Scott Charity & Co, grocers, 802 Bdwy 
 
 Scovill Ives, Oakland Iron Works, 511 
 
 and 513 Second 
 Scranton Theo E, books, stationery, 
 
 toys. 861 Broadway 
 SCBIBNER W, butcher, 1233 Bdwy 
 Sears Edwin B ft Co, carpenters, 512 
 
 Seventh 
 
 Seeglets August, barber, 807 Broadway 
 Seitz ft Mauser, blacksmiths and wagon 
 
 makers, 1008 Franklin 
 Selfridge J M, physician, 1068 Broad- 
 way, room 8 
 Selna ft Becht, liquors, SE cor Eleventh 
 
 and Broadway 
 Senram F, boots and shoes, 963 Bdwy 
 Seris James, spring bed raanuf, 1310 San 
 
 Pablo ave 
 Sessions E C, office, Highland Park 
 
 Tract, 422 Twelfth 
 SHATTTJCK & CO, real estate, 467 
 
 Ninth 
 Shea M J, saloon, cor First and Brush 
 Shearer Sextus, justice of peace, 476 
 
 Eighth 
 Shaw M Mrs, lodging house, 462 Ninth 
 Sheell W, house mover, 367 Seventh 
 Siesbuttel D, machinist and model 
 
 maker, 364 Ninth 
 Siesbuttel M, sign painter, 367 Ninth 
 
 "SIGNS OF THE TIMES" (The) 
 
 Twelfth and Castro 
 Simon O S, butcher, 1553 N Broadwav 
 Simon John, machinist, locksmith, bell- 
 hanger, 004 Washington 
 Simons J, liquors, 415 Seventh '> ' 
 
 Simpson R F, livery stable, 1352 San 
 
 Pablo ave 
 Singer Sewing Machine Co, F Wm Sher- 
 
 wood agt, 915 Washington 
 Skilling D, physician, 1 1 16 Broadway 
 Slicer Hugh, pres Alameda Macadamis- 
 ing Co, 954 Broadway 
 SLOANAIIEB J N, dying, cleaning 
 
 and tailoring, 1247 Telegraph ave 
 Smith Mrs A C, dressmaker, 1156 Bdwy 
 Smith C H, gents furnishing goods, 951 
 
 Broadway 
 Smith Chas H, butcher, 1319 Brush 
 Smith C -L, engraver and litographer, 
 
 1313 N Broadway 
 Smith Christian, butcher, 858 Broadway 
 Smith E M, dist assessor 
 Smith John N, carriage painter, 520 
 
 Seventh 
 Smith J H, saloon, 477 Ninth 
 Smith Wm, liquors, 401 Tenth 
 Smith ft Jacobs, barbers, 1214 Bdwy 
 Snow and Ragsdale, ins agts, 1162 
 
 Broadway 
 SNTDER A J, real estate 467 Ninth 
 SNTDEB S P, manager Galindo Hotel, 
 
 Eighth and Franklin 
 Sohst Bros, carriage builders. Eighth 
 
 and Franklin 
 Spence George, artisan well-borer, 522 
 
 Ninth 
 Spence Mrs W G, dressmaker, 522 Ninth 
 Si)encer John, plumber and gasfitter, 
 
 San Pablo ave and Twenty-sixth 
 Sproul* Sisters, dry and fancy goods, 
 
 Broadway opp Fourteenth 
 Stack Wm, butcher, 802 Harrison 
 
 STANDABD FIRE INSUBANCE 
 CO OF NEW ZEALAND, J B 
 
 Miranda agt, 407 Eighth 
 S+ange ft Hmk, dry gootls, 871 and 873 
 
 Broadway; Sixteenth and Capp,S F 
 Star Mills Depot, Star ft Co proprs, 
 
 Foster's wharf, Franklin 
 Starkweather ft Son, carpets and oil 
 
 cloths, 1155 Broadway 
 STEEN F, deputy assessor. City Hall 
 Steen A, tailor, 902 Washington 
 Stephenson S, house and sign painter, 
 
 483 Seventh 
 Stevenson F R ft Co, china and glaas- 
 
 %vare, 1082 Broadway 
 Stevenson ft Ware, boots and shoes, 1163 
 
 Broadway 
 Stewart Mrs E J, ladies hairdresser, 470 
 
 Ninth 
 Stewart W H, employvient office and 
 
 barber, 470 Ninth 
 Sticer C B, livery stable, 613 Broadway 
 Still well ft Son, bill posters and distiibut- 
 
 ers, Washington and Ninth 
 Stokes Wm. architect, NE oor Broad- 
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 BTRATHEBN WM, merchant tailor, 
 
 1206 Broadway 
 Strcit Wm, liquors, 1050 Franklin 
 Strickland L Sidney, stationery^ ^apd 
 
 bookseller, 1061 Broadway 
 Strong J D, photographer, 1223 Bdwy 
 Stuart D, boots and shoes, 961 Washing 
 
 ton 
 Sullivan James, saloon, 462 Sixth 
 Sullivan James, marble cutter, 1624 San 
 
 Pablo ave 
 Surryhne VVm & Co, real estate, 483 
 
 Ninth 
 Swale H L, engraver, 958 Broadway 
 Swift T, wood and coal, SE cor A and 
 
 Hannah 
 Swiss Cottage, A Portal propr, Twelfth 
 
 opp Lake Merritt 
 Taft H C & Co, dry goods, 1165 Broad 
 
 way 
 TAlfET JOSIAH D, carpenter and 
 
 builder, 371 Eleventh 
 TATLOR CHAS L, carpets, wall paper 
 
 and furniture, 1060 Broadway 
 Taylor k Co, dealer in lumber, foot of 
 
 Washington 
 Taylor Edward, agt "Call," "Bulletin." 
 
 and "Alta," 855 Broadway 
 Taylor John B, butcher, San Pablo ave 
 
 and Grove 
 Teehan Danl, grocer, SW cor Hannah 
 
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 Teeter Ann, restaurant, 412 Tenth 
 Temey John, liquors, 854 Broadway 
 Terry Chester N, atty at law, 1001 
 
 Broadway 
 ThackerThos, butcher, 971 Third 
 Thane J E, cashier Home Mutual Fire 
 
 Ins Co, 922 Broadway 
 Thayer E F, saloon, 464 Eighth 
 Thayer Ned, billiard parlor, 863 B<lwy 
 The American Mercantile Union, '^raui 
 
 & Gardner managera, 915 Washington 
 Thomas W E, wood and coal, 41 3 Tenth 
 Thnme John, b-mts and shoes, 403 Sixth 
 THOMPSON REV JOHN, clergyman 
 
 (M E), district superintendent Bible 
 
 Society, 1.352 Franklin 
 Thompson & West, pubs "Illustrated 
 
 County Histories," 1310 Telegraph 
 
 ave and 1313 N Broadway 
 Thomson Wm, bakery, 1218 Broadway 
 Thomson Saml, agt Union Ins Co, 1008 
 
 Broadway 
 
 TICHENOR & CONRABI. manufac- 
 turers of cigars and dealers in tobacco, 
 467 Seventh 
 
 Tilley G H, constable, 864 Broadway 
 
 TDSTKHAM M M, livery stable, NW 
 cor Twelfth and Webster , 
 
 Todd J C & Co, real estate, 1014 Bdwy 
 
 TOWNS H H, secretary Oakland R R 
 
 Co, 921 Bdwy, 
 Trescntt J C, hvery stable, 405 Twelfth 
 "TRIBUNE EVENING," (daily and 
 
 weekly), "Tribune" Publishing Co 
 
 proprs, 406 Twelfth 
 
 "TRIBinsrE" PUBLISHINO CO, Wm 
 
 Dargie manager, 406 Twelfth 
 Troy J H, ins agt, 459 Ninth 
 Tucker S O, physician, 1601 Telegraph 
 
 ave 
 Turner & Strawbridge, restaurant, 458 
 
 Central ave 
 Tuttle C A, atty at law, SE cor Broad- 
 way and Ninth 
 Twombly C H, cashier First National 
 
 Gold Bank, 969 Broadway 
 Tyrell Jeremiah, sheriff. Court House 
 Underwood T A, sewerage contractor. 
 
 Thirteenth 
 Union National Gold Bank, A C Henry 
 
 pres, SE cor Niath and Broadway 
 Union Savings Bank, J West Martin 
 
 pres, SE Broadway and Ninth 
 Union Ticket Office, J C Todd agt, 1014 
 
 Broadway 
 
 VAN VOORHIES WILLIAM, atty 
 
 at law, 859 Broadway 
 
 Veiteh k Knowles, carpenters, 364 Thir- 
 teenth 
 
 Verhave A, physician and druggist, 970 
 Broadway 
 
 Viele Andrew J, musical wareroom, 969 
 Washington 
 
 VISCOVICH JOHN, C P Oyster and 
 Colfee Saloon, Market St Station, Se- 
 venth 
 
 Vogelsanger k Burgelin, butcher,Twelfth 
 and Market 
 
 Vogt George, barber, 1459 San Pablo 
 ave 
 
 Vogt D, liquors, 836 Webster 
 
 VROOMAN ft DAVIS, attys at law, 
 
 NE Broadway and Twelfth 
 Waite Cornelius, carpenter, 527 Eighth 
 Walker T L, ins agt, 4,')7 Central ave 
 Wallace Bros, New York Tea Co, 833 
 
 Broadway 
 Wallace H T, dressmaker, 550 Seventh 
 Wallace William, teacher, 550 Seventh 
 Walmslcy P k Co, oyster saloon, 968 
 
 Broadway 
 Warboys J W, druggist, 1451 San Pablo 
 
 ave 
 Warner Franklin, real estate, 1100 
 
 Broadway 
 Warner J, dentist, 1 1 16 Broadway 
 
 WARREN FRANK M, butcher, SE 
 
 cor San Pablo ave and Twenty-eighth 
 Warren O P, physician, 403 Fourteenth 
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 Watkins C W, batcher, 533 Eighth 
 
 WATT THOMAS, atty at law, 859 
 
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 Watts S, carpenter and builder, 427 
 
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 Webster EU, atty at law, 864 Bdwy 
 Wehrstadt V Mis^, dressmaker, 1252 
 
 San Pablo ave 
 Weis & Umlauf, bakery, 707 Broadway 
 Welch Martin, liquors, 1538 Curtis 
 Welch Walter, carpenter, 369 Nine- 
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 WELLS, FARGO EXPRESS CO, R C 
 
 Gaskill agt, 472 Ninth 
 
 Wemmer David, propr Teutonia Hall, 
 416 and 418 Eighth 
 
 Wemmer John, cabinet maker and car- 
 penter, 375 Eighth 
 
 West Anne Mrs, straw works, 552 Sev- 
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 Western Union Telegraph Co, B R 
 Bates manager, 1002 Broadway 
 
 Weston S E, grocerios, 919 Washington 
 
 WESTON & WELSH, Clinton Flour 
 Mills, 423 and 425 Eleventh 
 
 WETMORE J L & GO, real estate, 956 
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 Weymouth T D, carnage maker, 370 
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 Wharton Mrs Maria, physician, 
 Broadway 
 
 Whitehead II 0, notary public, 
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 Wichelhausen H, shirt manufr, 
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 Wiggin Marcus P, atty at law, 
 Broadway 
 
 Wilbert Jacob, liquors, 1208 Broadway 
 
 WILCOX P S, real estato, 467 Ninth 
 
 NVilkie David, butchw, Telegraph ave 
 and Plymouth 
 
 WILLARD JOHN F, deputy county 
 clerk, City Hall 
 
 Williams Mrs E J, dressmaker, 758 Sev- 
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 Williams P A, hairdrfsscr, 323 Twelfth 
 
 Wilson House, 1165 Washiagtoa 
 
 Wilson M B, proprss Centennial House, 
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 Wilson Mrs, physician, Fourteenth and 
 Broadway 
 
 WEIDER FRANK R, manufr cigars 
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 Witk owsky Nathan, barber, 465 Sixth 
 
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 Whitney & Co.'s Express, L Cahn 
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 Whitney G E, lawyer, 911 Broadway 
 
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 Whittom C F, shorthand reporter, 911 
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 Woemer Jacob, butcher 
 
 Wood A, engineer, 1309 Clay 
 
 WOODS AMOS, photographer, 1166 
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 Wood A A, dressmaker, 526 Fourteenth 
 
 Wood John F, agt for S T Taylor's Sys- 
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 Wooils 1{, '>culi8t and aurist, NE cor 
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 Woodard W W, act Adams' Chronolo- 
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 WOODWARD ft TAGGART, real 
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 Wong Ty, physician and surgeon, 469 
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 Worthington C N, physician, 1156 
 Broadway 
 
 Wright G F, searcher of records, 475 
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 Wriuht G H, grocer, 272 B 
 
 Wythe Rev J H, clergyman, 965 West 
 
 Yates ft Co, paints, oils and lamp 
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 Young John F, jeweler and watchmaker, 
 1003 Broadway 
 
 YULE JOHN, atty at law, 921 Broad- 
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 MAUIN COUNTY, 
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 SONOMA COUNTY. 
 
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 Wright K B, druggist, postmaster, agt 
 W, F A Co and notary public 
 
 Yates E B, justice of peace and notary 
 
 Olimpo, 
 
 COLUPA COUNTY. 
 
 BEERHAN A, gen mdse and 
 
 master 
 Reinhart B, blacksmith 
 Body Brothers, liquors 
 
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 Omega, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY, 
 la 12 miles north of Nevada City. 
 
 BRAHDON W H, postmaster 
 
 Ophir, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY. 
 
 Choate Moses, gen mdse and liquors 
 Enig Peter, stone mason 
 Gillmore Mrs, saloon 
 Hamilton Win, mechanic 
 Hutchinson John, boarding house 
 Hutchinson Mrs W L, saloon 
 Keller Adam, saloon 
 Kittlcrs Mrs E, boarding house 
 Leavitt C U, hotel 
 Lineger M D, carpenter 
 Merrow VV C, blacksmith and 
 
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 Michels Mrs Caroline, saloon 
 Multncr F, gen mdse 
 Peck Bev N B, clergyman (M Ej 
 Peterson Chas, mechanic 
 Pillow Wm, boarding house 
 Bittinger. — , blacksmith 
 Bobinson S, painter 
 Staples & Hathaway, gen mdse 
 Sutton W D, blacksmith 
 Tamplin W, butcher 
 
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 ANDERSON J W, ogt A H McClelland 
 
 Beach Chas, orange nursery 
 
 Beach Joseph, orange orchard and 
 
 plows 
 Clark A B, orange grove 
 Coldwell B, shoemslcer 
 Crowd)! r B L, gen mdse and ins agt 
 Davis Miss Bosa, teacher 
 Green Bev John B, pastor M E Church 
 Hayward D C, or ange nursery 
 HARWOOD NATHAN D, postmaster 
 
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 Howard M K, mill and wheelwright 
 
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 The Medel <)*miner«Ia1 Collrce 
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 Isbell J F, constable 
 Jenkins J Y, justice of peace 
 Joslin E M, physician and surgeon 
 
 McClelland a h, (j w Anderson 
 
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 tural implemeuts 
 
 Medlock J R, physician 
 
 Mosbaugh G J, orange orchard 
 
 ORANGE HOTEL, VVm L Uubottom 
 
 Peters M A, supt Santa Ana Valley 
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 BUBOTTOM W L, propr Orange Hotel 
 and blacksmith 
 
 Rusk Samuel, orange grove 
 
 Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Co, A B 
 Whitney secy, M A Peters supt 
 
 Scott Wm M, orange orchard 
 
 Sibley W E, orange nursery 
 
 Squires W E, teacher 
 
 Whitney A B, secy Santa Ana Valley 
 Irrigation Co and ins agt 
 
 Wright Chas, orange nursery 
 
 Los Angeles Co., GaL 
 
 W2I. L. RUBOTTOM, - Proprietor. 
 
 Excellent accommodations for com 
 meicinl travelers and tourists. An ac 
 comniodation wagon attends all trains at 
 Oraiige Station. Passengers conveyed to 
 all points. 
 
 Oreg^on House, 
 
 YUBA COUNTY 
 
 BROWN BROS, livery, sale and feed 
 stable 
 
 Brown — , constable 
 
 Cole & Bernhard Misses, millinery and 
 dressmaking 
 
 Corothers Jno, saloon 
 
 Coulter C, saloon 
 
 Freeman & Klemmer, tin and hardware 
 
 DODSONTH. justice of peace 
 
 Dyer R E, tin shop 
 
 Griffith J, blacksmithing and variety 
 store 
 
 HANBY J W, bakery 
 
 HEATON A A, harness 
 
 Uoaton Miss E, millinery and dressmak- 
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 JAMES JOS, saloon 
 
 LEWIS & CO, gen mdse 
 
 LEWIS J S, assistant postmaster and 
 dressmaking \ 
 
 Martin J F, carpenter 
 
 Michael & Co merchandise 
 
 Nichols & Hulburt, attys at law and no- 
 tary public 
 
 Obermeyer F, bootmaker 
 
 PAPST & BRO, gen mdse 
 
 Poole C B, hotel and wagonmakcr 
 
 Poole — , barlier 
 
 PROTJT J W, livery and feed stable 
 
 Raphfiel &, May, gen mdse 
 
 SAVY C T, ♦'irand Hotel 
 
 Vincent Frank, physician and agt W, F 
 & Co's Express 
 
 WILLIAMS & WATTS, meat market 
 
 Winne F, blacksmith 
 
 Orleans Bar, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY, 
 
 Is reached by stage with difficulty via 
 Shasta, on the C. & O. Coast Overland 
 Stage Route, and Trinidad, on the sea 
 coast. It is a mining town and has a 
 weekly newspaper. 
 
 Is reached by stages, and is 23 miles 
 from Marysville. 
 
 Housh (Jeorge P, liotel 
 JOHNSON W. gen mdsu and post- 
 master 
 Morris A, blacksmith 
 
 Orland, 
 
 COLUSA COUNTY. 
 
 Is forty-five miles northwest of Colusa, 
 und is u prosperous agricultural town. 
 
 ANDERSON J & AULPAUGH, Or 
 
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 Briutou T J, drugs and medicines 
 
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 Aber Mrs E A, hotel 
 Arrata — , gen mdse 
 Briza d A, branch of A Brizard 
 (rraham .1 W, sawmill 
 Poarch .1 A, sawmill 
 Vanzandt — . blacksmith 
 Wasnnith P W (estate of), gen mdse 
 Wilder H, wine manufr 
 SCOTT HENRY P, postmaster and 
 boarding house 
 
 BUTTE COUNTY, 
 
 Nestles in the footliills of the Sierras 
 and is surrounded by a country rich in 
 
 
 H. PALMER & CO., Port Wind $2.50 per gal. 
 
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 scenic features. It was, in the early 
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 the failure of its rich placer diggings 
 its population decreased very rapidly 
 from thousands to hundreds. It is the 
 terniidus of the California Northern 
 l{ailroad, 28 miles from Marysville. It 
 is the county seat and depends almost 
 entirely upon the interest of agriculture 
 for its support. 
 
 ADAMS & KAOEGEB, Ophir Meat 
 
 Miirkct 
 ABENTS HIRAM, propr Union Hotel 
 ANTHONY BEOS, liairdressers 
 Bean Jack, stage agt 
 Bell H C & Co, groceries 
 BIRD HENRY, undertaker, furniture, 
 
 bedding, mattresses, parlor 8ets,loung- 
 
 es, etc 
 Bolton W, physician 
 BOYNTON S S. stationery, cigars, 
 
 fancy goods, wools, toys, candy, nuts, 
 
 etc, etc 
 Brigham & Wasley, dentists 
 BROCK & TABER, Imrdwnre 
 BURT & HAMILTON, attys at law 
 BURT J M atty at law 
 
 "BUTTE COUNTY REGISTER," 
 
 \Vm tSharkey propr 
 CALLOW & STEVENS, livery stable 
 CLElOiNTS 3 A, lively stable, har 
 
 ness anil saddlery 
 OORDY GEO H, blacksmith, wagon 
 maker, agt for Studebaker's and Fish's 
 wagons, McCormick's reapers and 
 Bilz's "C" spring sulky 
 CORDY J J, harness maker and car- 
 riage trimmer 
 Delancy Richd, county treasurer 
 DeMOTT WM. propr "Oroville Week 
 
 ly Mercury" 
 Dzergowski N, clothing, etc 
 ELLIOTT MRS W M, millinery and 
 
 dressmaking 
 FERGUSON J A, h.iirdrcssor 
 FOGG & PER]QNS, insurance agents 
 Freer K I), act Cal Nortiiern II II 
 FREER PETER, propr I'ahice Saloon 
 Frischholz M, bootmaker 
 GALE JOHN, dist atty and atty at law 
 (ilich P, candy, fruit, etc 
 (joldstein A, dry goods and clothing 
 Goldstein N, dry goods and clothing 
 GRAY & GALE, attys at law 
 Uray Jas C, hardware 
 GREEN JAMES, county clerk 
 GUIDERY JOHN, deputy county as- 
 
 BORSOr 
 
 HANSON JOHN, saloon 
 HARKNESS ED, title abstract of 
 Butte county 
 
 Hays D B, notary 
 
 HECKER FRED, boots, shoes., hats 
 and caps, (dealer and manufacturer) 
 
 Hecht & Ephraim, dry goods and cloth- 
 ing 
 
 Higgins Edward, soda works 
 
 Higgias W S, wagonmaker 
 
 HOGAN J H, photographer 
 
 HOLMES & HEINTZ, brewery and sa- 
 loon 
 
 HOOFS LEWIS W, propr United 
 States Hotel 
 
 HOWARD AMOS, watches and jew- 
 elry 
 
 Hundley P 0, superior judge 
 
 Jenkins T J, physician 
 
 •Tones A F, atty at law 
 
 KLEIN CHAS, Fashion Saloon 
 
 KURT HENRY, merchant tailor 
 
 KUSEL E A & SON. varieties, fancy 
 goods, toys, notions, wools, picture 
 frames, glassware, cand^', nuts, clotli- 
 int; &c 
 
 LAUER FRANK,blacksraith and wag- 
 onwaker 
 
 LEHN F W, Capital Saloon 
 
 LEONARD JNO P, justice peace, no- 
 tary public and sjarcher of records 
 
 Lott Chas F, atty at law 
 
 Lumpkin Mill Co, lumlter 
 
 MARKS B& CO, dry goods and cloth- 
 ing 
 
 Martin Wm E, saloon 
 
 MATHEWS & IRVINE, dry goods. 
 
 boots and shoes 
 
 McCLELLAN SAMUEL, county as 
 
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 McDERMOTT A, druggist 
 
 McDennott W P, physician 
 MILLER C F & CO, boots and shoes 
 
 MILLER ERNEST. Washington Sa- 
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 MILLER P B M, physician 
 
 Mitchell Mrs J K, millinery and dress- 
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 "OROVILLE WEEKLY MER- 
 CURY," Wm DeMott, propr 
 
 OSGOOD GARDNER, county recorder 
 and auditor 
 
 OSTROSKI S & CO, <iry goods and 
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 Parker U, druggist 
 
 PARKS J V, constable and collector 
 
 PERKINS, LOGAN & CO, groceries, 
 linuors and cigars 
 
 PETERSON N, house, sign and car- 
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 Presley L C, watches and jewelry 
 
 PRESTON J R, livery, sale and feed 
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 READ W S, dentist 
 
 REAB.DAN ft FREER, attorneys at 
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 BEESE R F, dentist 
 Reich (i A, bakery 
 BJBYMAH M, cigars and tobacco 
 HIDEOUT, SMITH & CO, bankers 
 
 and agent W, F & Co 
 
 ROBERTS & SHARP, liquors 
 
 ST SURE CHAS W, groceries, hay and 
 
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 Schneider Wm, brewery 
 Schu J A, bootmaker 
 SHARKEY WM, propr "Butte Coun 
 
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 SIBLEY F W, contractor and builder 
 SILVERSTEIN IKE, cigars and to 
 
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 SIMOlf S S. hairdresser 
 SIMON &WATJGH, saloon 
 8mith Jno J, postmaster, news agent and 
 
 stationer 
 SMITH RW.agtWU Tel Co 
 iSiiow J, saloon 
 SOVEREIGN GEO W, undertaker, 
 
 picture frames and architect 
 
 SPRAGUE F A, sheriff 
 
 SPRINGER GEO B, blacksmith and 
 horMeslioer 
 
 STOUT & BRANDT, furniture, bed- 
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 sprinu! m.ittresses a specialty and par- 
 lor furniture 
 
 Stroever Peter & Co, meat market 
 
 TOWNSEND THOSE, Gem Saloon 
 
 Treaaskis J W, forwarding 
 
 UNION HOTEL, Hiram Arents propr 
 
 U S HOTEL, Louis VV Hoops propr 
 
 Wagner S, jewelry, notions &c 
 
 WABJD J M, supervibor 
 
 Washburn W A, county coroner and ad- 
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 Washburn & Weyman, saloon 
 
 WELCH J C, I X L Chop House and 
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 WELCH L S, wagonmaker 
 
 Wilson Mrs A L, varieties 
 
 Wood Jess , county supt sch i,A 
 
 Worthing N, saloon 
 
 WRIGHT & HANCOCK, blacksmith- 
 
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 Zambellich N, saloon 
 
 T. B. Rkardan. 
 
 L. D. Freeb. 
 
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 OROVILLE, BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. 
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 Ortigalito, 
 
 MERCEn COUNTV. 
 
 CAANE JOHN ISA, gen mdae and 
 
 postmaster 
 Celing (ieo A, druggist 
 Hi'I Kev Patrick, priest 
 lEIBARNE JOHN, gen mdse, wool 
 
 and gi-ain;ajrt Imperial, Northern and 
 
 Qnoen Ins Cos 
 LiUigan John, atty at law 
 liviugstou W T, dentist 
 •Scaanel \Vm, civil surveyor 
 ScJimitt Geo, carpenter and painter 
 
 JOHN IRIBARNE, 
 
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 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, 
 
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 miles distant. It is the entr('})of of the 
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 BONZANI H, igt Phila<lelphia IJrewcry 
 
 Hrui;ore Lewis, restaurant 
 
 CAROTHERS & HEDEHARE, irugH 
 
 CRICHTONW, postmaster, grocerie.s 
 
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 DALTON H N, propr Pacheco Plow 
 
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 EAGLE HOTEL, K Ma<lsell propr 
 I^'retas Jos, barlmr 
 fJambs .b)hn, gen mdse 
 (liven W J, piiiuter 
 HADSELL E, propr Eagle Hotel 
 HARDING J 1\ justice peace 
 HEMMING RB, constable 
 Ireland Mrs J W, Houriiigmill 
 JOHNSON S W, livery stable 
 Kalisky M, gen mdse 
 Littletield & Wiggins, hardware, stoves 
 
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 Schwartz Geo H, 
 Shirran A, blacks 
 Somer M, clothiii 
 
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 Tiedemann M H 
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 Wear Mrs S, dres 
 
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 Robins Saml, blacksmith 
 Rowley H A, watchmaker 
 Schwartz Geo H, liqnors 
 Shirran A, blacksmith 
 Somer M, clothing etc 
 STANDISH S, machinist 
 STOLZ J, bootmaker 
 Tiedemann M H C, liquors 
 Wall Geo, liquors 
 Wear Mrs S, dressmaker 
 WHITE JNO W, wagonmaker 
 VVoodford C'hus, livery 
 
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 MONTERET COUNTY, 
 
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 BAWITRlt J R, Railroad Exchange Sa 
 
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 BALDWIN J M, Pajaro Hotel 
 
 CHRESTIEN VICTOR, bootmaker 
 Corey Wm, hay and feed and hotel 
 Johnson A, av^t S PR R 
 Ketchum M L, justice peace 
 Payne J S, gen mdse 
 Pelissier .losoph. saloon 
 Watsonville Mill & Lumber Co 
 West Henry E, constable 
 
 Fala, 
 
 SAN DIEGO COUNTY. 
 Veal Wm, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Paradise, 
 
 BUTTE COUNTY. 
 STRONQ JOHN H, postmaster 
 
 Chase S, clergyman (Methodist) 
 
 Conger H, physician 
 
 Crank J F, orchardist 
 
 Gano Peter, surveyor 
 
 ORAHAM D M, agt Pasadena lands 
 
 Green P M, nurseryman 
 
 Hall — , teacher 
 
 HOLLINOSWORTH A S, postmaster 
 
 HoUingsworth H T, wagonmaker 
 
 Jewett S P, surveyor 
 
 Legge Chas, carpenter 
 
 Lord ISP, physician 
 
 Markham H H, atty at law 
 
 Millard E, carpenter 
 
 Mills Bros, nurseryman 
 
 Noble W F P, clergyman (Presbyterian) 
 
 Porter A O, orchardist 
 
 Raab David, orchardist 
 
 Ridgway H, carjieuter and builder 
 
 Royce Miss, teacher 
 
 San Gabriel Orange Grove Association, 
 
 C H Watts pres, H G Bennet secty 
 Watson W G, butcher 
 Williams Romayne & Co, gen mdse 
 
 and probable future postmaster 
 
 Pasadena. 
 
 LOS ANGELES COUNTY, 
 
 Is 9 miles northeast of Los Angeles 
 Tri-weekly stage from Los An>,'cles; fare 
 50 cents. 
 
 Allen Wm, orchardist 
 
 Baker J H, blacksmith 
 
 Banbury Jaliez, carpenter and builder 
 
 Banbury Thos, justice peace 
 
 Bennet H G, nurseryman 
 
 Blatenberg J, carpenter 
 
 Bristol A 0, constable and collector 
 
 Paskenta, 
 
 TEHAMA COUNTY. 
 
 Abbott T J, blacksmith 
 
 Bryan M, stock raiser 
 
 Cobb G O, hotel 
 
 Coomhe Jno, stock dealer 
 
 Doughton F, stock raiser 
 
 Floyd M D, stock ranch 
 
 Frames J, sheep raiser 
 
 Herring Chas, siieep raiser 
 
 Jordan David L, stock raiser 
 
 Lowrey G M, stock dealer 
 
 Miller W S, stock raiser 
 
 Morris P, sheep raiser 
 
 Parsons F, stock raiser 
 
 Roser Wm, blacksmith 
 
 Scfibner L S, gen mdse 
 
 Squires J B, carpenter 
 
 Turner Mrs E M, hotel 
 
 Whittock & Coburn, blacksmith and 
 
 wsigonniakers 
 Whittock J, stock raiser 
 Williams O F, stock raiser 
 Wright J E, stock raiser 
 
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 SAN LUIS OKISPO COUNTY, 
 
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 Dunn Patrick H, gen mdse, postmaster, 
 
 agent W, F & Co, and notary public 
 McLean John, operator W U Tel Co 
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 burn Bros & James, proprs 
 
 Patterson, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY. 
 (See Cherokee.) 
 
 Peach Tree, 
 
 MONTEREY COUNTY. 
 
 Grcenboum Wm, gen mdse 
 Goldwater & Co, gen mdse 
 M.tpini John, hotel 
 
 LANDRTJM M L, postmaster and col 
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 Penryn, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY, 
 
 A place of 250 inhabitants, 1 1 miles west 
 of Auburn, on the Central Pacific R. R. 
 
 Barter Wm, blacksmith 
 
 Boggs J C, boarding 
 
 Chapman H L, supt Alabama Gold Mine 
 
 Clemens A, hairdresser 
 
 Grant E, hotel 
 
 Gregory J H, produce 
 
 Griffith G, granite quarries, marble 
 
 works and gcti mdse 
 Hagerty J H, liquors 
 Hojran J J, physician 
 HOLDER JOHN, agent W, F & Co, 
 
 manager W U Tel office and agent C 
 
 P K R Co 
 
 HOLDER & SON, gen mdse 
 
 HOLDER W F, postmaster 
 
 Miti'hell J H, assessor rev district No 1 
 
 Noye ThoB, liquors 
 
 Puffer W H, blacksmith 
 
 Robinson Wm, supt Chicago Gold Mine 
 
 Schuetze A H, market . . , i: 
 
 Wheeler W H, liquors 
 
 Williamson & Co. nursery ;. >) 
 
 HOLDER & SON, 
 
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 CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES 
 
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 Teas, Coffees, Spices, Flour, Salt Fish, 
 
 Pork, China and Glass Ware, Kerosene 
 
 Oil & Lamps, Field & Garden Seeds. 
 
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 Customers will find our stock complete, eom- 
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 Brooks J F, achobl teacher 
 Bunnell A VV, stock raiser 
 Burt Aaron, blacksmith 
 Clark E D, stock raiser 
 Curtis Mrs LAB, school teacher 
 Horn Frederick, wheelwright 
 Parish A, lime burner 
 Patterson S. mechanic and miner 
 Pence M, hotel and stock raiser 
 Sewell H S, liquors 
 
 Pescadero, 
 
 SAN MATEO COUNTY. 
 
 This pleasant agricultural town and 
 summer resort is situated just south of 
 Half Moon Bay, ;i8 miles from San Fran- 
 cisco, by coast line, and .^8 miles from 
 Santa Cruz. It is approached on either 
 side by htages which connect with the 
 several railroad systems at Santa Cruz, 
 and with the S. P. R. R. at San Mateo. 
 Through fare from S.anta Cruz to .San 
 Francisi^o, via Pescadero and Half Moon 
 Bay, S5. The delightful situation of 
 Pescadero and its equable climate makes 
 the place popular, and those who go 
 there to spend a few days seldom go 
 away again as soon as they originally 
 intended. The Swanton House, su^^es- 
 tive of the tincst Eastern resorts in its 
 splendid accommodations, ranks witli 
 them in all particulars. The house 
 stands in the center of the little town, 
 and is surrounded by taatefuUy-arr.'tngcd 
 grounds and detached cottages, intended 
 for the accommodation of families, Tiie 
 main building contains well-aired and 
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 AI.niABBTICALLT. 
 
 Abraham G A, tinner 
 Beatty B F. physician 
 CEKEOHINO & DEBENEDETTI, 
 
 gen mdse, branch of Half Moon Bay 
 
 Cumins M, constable 
 
 Fi?^ J B Rev, pastor Methodist Church 
 
 1AR&ETS0N JOHN, tlealer in gen 
 mdse and liquors, postmaster, agt W 
 U Tel Co and W, F & Co, and i)ropr 
 San Francisco, San Mateo and resca- 
 dero Stage Line 
 
 George Joseph, barber 
 
 Goulson John, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Hami lton James A & Co, freight line 
 
 HUOHES J H, gen mdse 
 
 KOSTER FEEDERICK, blacksmith, 
 wagonmaker and horseshoer 
 
 MARSTOX E W, Hverv stable 
 
 FESCADERO STABLES, E W Mar- 
 
 ston propr 
 Roe & Raynor, butchers 
 Stanbaugh S S, physician 
 Strong J H Rev, pastor Congregational 
 
 Church 
 Strykcr P G, Pescadero House 
 SWANTON G W, propr Swanton 
 
 House »nd Livery Stable 
 THOMPSON A P, gen mdse, Main 
 
 Olid San (iregorio 
 Thomj son W J, justice of the peace 
 Tufly John, flouring mill 
 Wouf or James, bootmaker 
 
 Fetaluma, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY, 
 
 Is sitimted on San Pablo Bay, distant 42 
 miles from San Francisco, and id reached 
 by steamer and rail in two and one-half 
 hours from there. The country round 
 about makes this its market for all 
 kinds of dairy produce, and it certainly 
 can lay good claim as one of the chief 
 entreiiots for butter, cheese, poultry, 
 eggs, etc. Having the advantage of lo- 
 cation at the very head of navigation, 
 and surroundeil as it is with a country 
 BO rich in these products, it soon took 
 the load which it now holds, and is at 
 this <lay one of the most flourishing of 
 the inland towns of California. The 
 city is excellently laid out. the streets 
 are well graded, anil its citizens have 
 shown very good taste in the location of 
 their residences. The drainage and 
 sewerage are as nearly perfect as pos- 
 sible. The public school and church 
 facilitica are ample for the inhabitants, 
 in fact, the city has long beei. a model 
 in this respect. Thera are at present in 
 
 operation two Mutual Beneficent Asso- 
 ciations, well known throughout the 
 entire coast. Its population is placed 
 at 5,000, and is increasing steadily. 
 
 Ackermann & Hunter, architects and 
 builders, Third and C 
 
 AIKEN BROTHERS, Blue Wing Sa- 
 loon, Main 
 
 Allen k St John, hardware, Main nr 
 Washington 
 
 AMERICAN HOTEL,Wm B Matzen- 
 bach propr. Main 
 
 Atwater H H, cashier First National 
 Gold Bank, Main 
 
 Balznri & Co, liquors, Main 
 
 BANK OF SONOMA COUNTY. Wm 
 
 Hill pres, J S Van Doren cashier. Main 
 and Washington 
 
 Baruh H, varieties. Main 
 
 Barnes A N, propr Fetaluma Soap Fac- 
 tory, Miiin 
 
 Barnes Bros, horscshocrs, Western ave 
 
 BASCH M, manufr cigars, Main 
 
 Baur John, watchmaker and jeweler. 
 Main 
 
 BATTER L, hardware and agricultural 
 implements, JKJ Main 
 
 BEROER M, clothing and manufr of 
 kIovcs, Main 
 
 BERG DANIEL M, physician and sur- 
 geon, boarding house and restaurant, 
 Main 
 
 Bernhard Isaac, dry goods, clothing, 
 boots and shoes. Main ancl Washing- 
 ton 
 
 BLACKBURN CHAS, undertaker. 
 Third bet B and C 
 
 Bliss Wm D, atty at law, Main and 
 Washington 
 
 BLUE WING SALOON, Aiken Bros 
 proprs, liquors. Main 
 
 Bolla & Co, grocers. Main 
 
 Bowles J M, flour and grain. Main 
 
 Brady Mrs J, millinery and dressmaking. 
 Western ave nr Main 
 
 BRICE GEORGE, hack driver. City 
 Hotel 
 
 Brooklyn Hotel, Kelly Tigho propr, 
 Washincton and Kentucky 
 
 Brown & Ellsworth, livery stable, Wash- 
 ington and Kentucky 
 
 Brush E R, c'>nfectionery, Western ave 
 
 Brush G M, bill poster 
 
 Bryant & Perry, butchers, foot of Main 
 
 BUCKIUS J J, stoves .and tinware, 26 
 Main 
 
 Buckius W L & Co, hardware, Main 
 andB 
 
 Burgtorf C N, harness and saddlery, 28 
 Main 
 
 CALOER & SPOTSWOOB, black- 
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 Campbell Joseph, dry goods, clothin;;, 
 
 boots and shoes, 72 Main 
 CongroveMiaa A A, drossinuker, Main 
 Casey B, liquors, Washington 
 Carothers W O, fancy bazaar, Main 
 Carpenter W W, physician, Main 
 Carpenter 4 Meyerholtz, butchers, Wash- 
 ington 
 CANEVASCnn S J, propr Contra 
 
 Coata Livery Stable, Western ave and 
 
 Keller 
 Cancpa L, gen mdso, Washington and 
 
 Kentucky 
 CAVANAGH JOHN, lumber, notary 
 
 public and justico of the peace, East 
 
 Vutahuna 
 Cavanautth Peter, liquors. Main 
 CHRISTIE J B, physician, Main 
 
 CHURCHILL MRS ELLEN, liquors, 
 
 Miiin 
 
 CITY HOTEL, A B Reed propr, Wes- 
 tern ave and Kentucky 
 
 Conley A B, grocer, VVestern ave nr 
 Mam 
 
 CONTRA COSTA UVERT STABLE, 
 
 S J Cauevasoini propr, Western ave 
 
 and Keller 
 Connolly B F, manufr of soda and sar- 
 
 saparilla and bottler of ales and porter, 
 
 foot of Main 
 Cons?dou Joa W, atty at law, Main and 
 
 Western ave 
 Corbett J H, blacksmith. Main 
 
 COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, II 
 
 th'.as propr, foot of Main 
 Cowen Philip, books, crockery, 
 
 etc. Main 
 Cox & Fritsch, grocers. Main 
 Crane J H, physician, Mi.in 
 CUNIO A, wood and coal, Kast Peta- 
 
 luma 
 Davidson James, livery and sale stable, 
 
 Washin^rton 
 DIAS I L> dentist, SW cor Main and 
 
 Washington 
 Donahue John, propr Mechanics' Bfiard- 
 
 ing House, Washington, East Peta- 
 
 hima 
 Dowe L, photographer, 08 Main 
 Drees A H, produce. Western ave and 
 
 Keller 
 Dunn Philip, vegetables and produce, 
 
 Wasliington 
 Ediemann (J W, dealer in Sonoma winoH 
 
 and brandies, NE cor Washington and 
 
 Main 
 Ellsworth Loe, furniture, M.iiu 
 Erwin N, grocers, NW cor Washington 
 
 and Main 
 Fairbanks D H, cashier Petaluma Sav- 
 ings Bank, Main 
 Fairbanks H T, prest Petaluma Saviugs 
 a. Bank, Main 
 
 Mat- 
 toys, 
 
 Falkner M H, secy Sonoma & Marin 
 Mutual Beneficial Association, Main 
 
 FARQUAR C S, atty at law and no- 
 tar^ public. Mam 
 
 FEDDERSON H M & CO, saddle- 
 
 tree niaiiufrs. Fourth bet F and 0- 
 First National Gobi Bank, I G Wicker- 
 
 sham prest, and II H Atwater cashier, 
 
 Main 
 Frank Herman, dry goods and clothing. 
 
 Main 
 Fritsch & Bowman, plumbers and gas- 
 
 fitter.^. Western ave 
 Fuller V U, livery and sale stable, Main 
 Fuller Isaac, cooper. Third and B 
 Geary T J, atty at law anil notary pub- 
 lic. Main an(i Washington 
 Gerokoiis & Pfau, proprs Union Hotel, 
 
 Main 
 Gilbert T A, varieties, Main 
 Glass Philip, liquors, Washington near 
 
 Bridge 
 Goldstein IT, clothing and dry goods. 
 
 Main 
 Grannel W H, bootmaker, Washington 
 
 nr postoffice 
 Gwiun & Brainerd, harness and saddlery, 
 
 Washincton 
 HALE BROS & CO, dry goods, cloth- 
 
 iut;, boots and slioes. Main 
 
 ilphen A, wholesale liquors. Main 
 
 HANBRICH &LAMBERTL liquors. 
 
 Western ave 
 
 Horstmann A, cigars and tobacco, 13 
 Main 
 
 Harter B, blacksmith and wagonbuilder 
 Westorii ave and Kentucky 
 
 HARRIS J W & CO, stoves and tin- 
 ware, Miiii 
 
 HASBROUCK & MISNER, butchers, 
 
 Main 
 Haskias Thos, crockery and glasswarv3. 
 
 Main 
 Haskell B. dry goods, etc, Washington 
 
 nr Main 
 HASKELL W B, atty at law. Main 
 Hess & Ci-i I .;liiuo, li(juors. Main 
 Hildburgh I'.roa, grocers. Main 
 HILL WM, prost Bank of Sonoma 
 
 County, Main and Washington 
 Holm & Abraliain, li(|Uors, Main and B 
 Holms & Palmer, grocers. Main and 
 
 Western ave 
 
 HOPES & CAMERON, carriage milk- 
 ers and blacksmitlis, VVashington an<l 
 Keller 
 
 HOPKINS S J, lumber dealer, Third 
 and B 
 
 Howe Mrs M, proprietor City Laundry, 
 Fourth bet B and C 
 
 Hurlburt B B, fruit and vegetables, 
 foot of Main 
 
 Hyams L W, grocer, Main ■, >. :! ,j 
 
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 Jacobi Jno, marblo works, Main 
 
 Jucobs Mrs A, dressmaker, Mtiin 
 
 Jahn Fred, Imirdrcsaer and baths. Main 
 
 JEWELL I R, cheeso and butter dairy, 
 Ptituluma 
 
 Johnson Adolph, furniture and carpets, 
 Main 
 
 Karov G, boots and shoes 
 
 Keating & Corliss, paints, oils, wall pa- 
 per, etc, Main 
 
 Kelloy Mrs A, millinery, 68 Main 
 
 Kelley C ( !, ntty at law. Main 
 
 KINOERY S S> cnn^enter and builder, 
 li II nd Fourth 
 
 KINO N, justice of pence, SE corner 
 VVashiutiton und Main 
 
 Klcy &, Kiieso, restaurant. Main 
 
 Kookcn Mrs A K, 'Mi Maiu 
 
 Lackey Alex, plasterer, Wiishington 
 Hotel 
 
 Lusky B, dry goods and clothing, Wash- 
 ington 
 
 Luwrenco Jno, barber, Main 
 
 Leeds E B, fniita and vegetables. West- 
 ern ave ur Main 
 
 Lcs»ol Adolph, drugs. Main and Wash- 
 ington 
 
 Lip])ett E S, atty at law an<l notary 
 public. Main and Western ave 
 
 LIPPETT & SEATON, attys at law. 
 Main and Western iivo 
 
 Little Jas, liijuors, Main 
 
 Lodge J 1), sowing machines. Western 
 ave and Kentucky 
 
 Loranger John, blacksmith and wagon- 
 muker, Main above I'laza 
 
 Ijougee F W, secy Sonoma Co Water 
 Co, Main and Washington 
 
 Lovejoy A P, dentist, Main 
 
 Lovejoy (Jeo K, dentiiit. Main 
 
 Lovejoy Frank, dentist. Main 
 
 Lynch H A, grocer, Main nr Washing- 
 ton 
 
 Marks P H, tailor, 30 Main 
 
 HATTHIES H. propr Cosmopolitan 
 Hotol, Main 
 
 MATZENBACH WM B, proprietor 
 American Hotel, Main 
 
 Maynard Frank T, drugs, Main 
 
 McCarthy Mortimer, bootmaker, foot of 
 Main 
 
 McRUNNILS D M, bootmaker, Wash- 
 ington 
 
 McC^monds & Fritsch, dry goods, Main 
 
 McEuery Miss Kate, millinery, Western 
 ave 
 
 McGuire T, drugs, Main 
 
 McNear Oeo P, propr Oriental Flour 
 Mill, Main opp Plaza 
 
 McNally J W, horseshoer, Weatem ave 
 
 Mechanics' Boaniing House, Jno Dona- 
 hue propr, Washington, East Peta- 
 luma 
 
 Merkel k Co, liquors, 16 Main 
 
 Mcrritt Jno, pork packer and dealer in 
 
 live stock, Main 
 MILLER FRANK V, barber. Western 
 
 ave 
 Millett G E, liquors, Washington 
 Mitchell k Gleason, grocers, Main 
 Montgomery Wm, dyer and cleaner, B 
 
 and I'ourth 
 MORDECAI THOS, bootmaker, foot 
 
 of Main 
 Morse A, postmaster, Washington 
 
 MUNDAY CHAS F, atty at law. Main 
 aiul Washington 
 
 Mutual i^elicf Association, G R Cod- 
 ding eecy, Washington 
 
 Naughton Jfubert, grocer. Main 
 
 Nay li (J & Co, planing mills, Washing- 
 ton 
 
 Needham F, grocer. Main 
 
 Neil & Wirians, groceries, hay and grain, 
 102 and 104 Main 
 
 Nuwburgh Sc, Co, <lry goods, clothing, 
 etc. Main 
 
 O'REILLY MARTIN, grocer. East 
 I'etaluma 
 
 O'liiien M, horseshoer, Keller near 
 Theater 
 
 O'Brien P, horseshoer. Main 
 
 O'Neil Thomas, grocer, Washington and 
 Keller 
 
 O'NEILL JAMES, horseshoer, Wash- 
 ington and Kentucky 
 
 Oriental Flour Mill, Geo P McNear 
 propr, Main opp Plaza 
 
 Overlidlaor A W, meat market. Main 
 
 PALMER & HOLM, saddlery and 
 harness maker, Main nr Washington 
 
 Patty L H, physician, Main 
 
 Pcarco Geo, atty at law. Main 
 
 Petaluma Temperance Reform Club, F 
 W >Shattuck pres, Frank Adel manager, 
 Washington 
 
 Petaluma Brewery, Goo Robinson propr, 
 Main 
 
 "PETALUMA COURIER" (weekly), 
 
 W F Shattuck propr, SW cor Main 
 and Washington 
 
 " PETALUMA WEEKLY ARGUS," 
 
 Weston k Co publishers and proprs, 
 
 NE cor Main and Washington 
 Petaluma Soap Factory, A N Barnes 
 
 propr, Main 
 Petaluma Livery Stable, D R Wilson 
 
 manager, Main 
 
 PETALUMA SAVINGS BANK, H 
 
 T Fairbanks pres, D H Fairbanks 
 cashier, Main 
 Peters Mrs Mary, dressmaker, Washing- 
 ton 
 Perry M A , grocer , Washington 
 PEPPER'SNUBBERIIS, W H Pepper 
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 PEPPER W H, nunerymiu and fruit 
 
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 Perkins C O, dentut, M uu 
 Pfau John, livery undaaluatible, Main 
 PhillipaJ, tailor, Miin 
 PhilliusU M, deutist. Main 
 POEHLMAN BA03, butol.er, M 
 Philibjrt, bakery, B 
 
 and 
 
 Poudicre 
 
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 Pumotta D, b ikory, ')2 M:iin 
 Putnam D VV & (Jo, caniage builders. 
 
 Western ave an I Keller 
 Hoed J Q, photo^ra[jhur, M un 
 BEEO A B, propr City Hotel, Western 
 
 aveand Kentucky 
 Reidi V, liquors. Main, foot of English 
 
 REMARQUE MRS CH, midwife and 
 
 lady doctor, Washiiiutoii and Liberty 
 REMARQUE JOHN F, physician and 
 
 surgeon, Washington and Liberty 
 Ilegner Frank A, barber, Main 
 RIESE FREDERICK, furniture and 
 
 upholst.u'er, Washington 
 RobusonlK'o, propr I'etaUuna Brewery, 
 
 Main 
 Rogers Rlward, wholesale liquor dealer, 
 
 Main 
 ROSS GEO, phot >grapher, 'M Main 
 RUPP & OSIER, l)aib.'rd,Waslungton 
 
 nr Postollice 
 RugK John T, bakery, foot of Miin 
 San Fraueiaoo Stt inib >at Transportation 
 
 Co, D Walls agt, ottice foot B 
 Savage John, manufrof jewelry, NWcor 
 
 Washiugt )n and Main 
 Schnitz X, t:iilor, M lia 
 SCUDDER N W, "'tud estate ami in- 
 
 Bur.mce, N K cor Main and Wash- 
 ington 
 Schniitt (jieorge, gua mlse, Main and B 
 Schlosser 'V C, stoves and tinwaro, 
 
 Main 
 SEATON D M, «tty at law and notary 
 
 public. Main and Western ave 
 SHATTUCK F W, atty at law and 
 
 notary publio, N VV enr Wasliington 
 
 and Main 
 SHATTUCK W F, p«opr "Petahum 
 
 Courier," SWeor Main and Washi-.g- 
 
 ton 
 Shepherd J S, pres Sonoma an 1 M.irin 
 
 Mutual Beneticial As^oci itiou. Main 
 Shirek & Co, dry goods, Main 
 Show A J, dry goods and clothing, 
 
 Main 
 
 SmOLEY CHARLES E, W U Tel 
 
 Co opr, depot 
 
 SINGLEy JAMES, agt s F & N P K R, 
 
 depot 
 Sloper & Fuller, planing mills and box 
 
 factory. Third and fi 
 Smith John B, physician and aurgeon, 
 
 WaabingtoQ and Howard 
 
 Snow J, real estate, Main 
 Sjuoma County Water Co, F W Lougoe 
 8i)oy, cor Main and Washin:,rtoa 
 
 "S9irOMA COUHTT PRESS" 
 
 (weekly), F W Cohnon pub and propr, 
 Wuahington and Main 
 
 Sonoma & Marin Mutual Beneficial As- 
 sociation, J S Shepherd pres, M H 
 Falkuer secy. Main 
 
 Soldate & Cereghino, proprs Washington 
 H )tDl, Wasliington 
 
 STEARNS F R, jowelar and optician, 
 Washington nr Main 
 
 Steiser P J, gunsinitii, 'M Main 
 
 StocV.dale H, hoti-l. Main 
 
 Stolk'ir W, shoemaker. Main 
 
 Symonds & Lam )reaux, gen mdse, 
 Main 
 
 Tharp T W, wood and coal. East Peta- 
 luma 
 
 Towne Smith I), drugs, Miin 
 
 TRUELSON CHRISTIAN C, watch- 
 
 maker an I jeweler, ALiin 
 
 Union Hotel, Gerokens & Pfau proprs. 
 Main 
 
 VAN DOREN J S, cashier Bank of 
 Sonoma County, Main and Washing- 
 ton 
 
 VALENTINE C, painter and grainer. 
 City Hotal 
 
 VealeA Roach, grocers, 32 Main 
 
 Walls I), a<'t S F T Co, foot B 
 
 Walsh M, boots and shoes. Main 
 
 Warnekros A, gunsmith. Main 
 
 WATERS J F, boots and shoos. West- 
 ern ave 
 
 Waters Mrs S J, dressmaker, foot of 
 Main 
 
 WELLS THOS H, attorney at law, 
 Main 
 
 Western Union Telegraph Co, II B llig- 
 bue manager. Western ave 
 
 WESTON & CO, pn.prs "Weekly 
 Argus," NKcor Main and Wasliing- 
 ton 
 
 Whitebread Clias, barber. Main 
 
 Wiiitiiey A P, grocer, Main 
 
 Wickershani 1 (1, pres First National 
 (Jold Bank, Main 
 
 WIERS & SPOTSWOOD. black- 
 
 smitlis and wagonmakers. East Peta- 
 luma 
 
 WIQAND TH, physician, Kentucky 
 
 Wilson 1) R, inanager Petaluma Livery 
 Stable, Main 
 
 Wiswell J A, ])aints, oils, sash, blinds, 
 etc. Main nr Washington 
 
 Woods Wm, bjotmaker, Western ave 
 
 YOUNO CHARLES, grocer, B and 
 
 Fourth 
 Young (jreorgc C, gen ins. Main ■ 
 Zartman W & Co, carriage builders, 
 
 Western ave and Howard 
 
 
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 trains. 
 
 A. B. REED, Proprietor. 
 
 PEPPERS' NURSERIES. 
 
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 For sale a jfencral oBsartment of 
 
 FRUIT TREES & SMALL FRUITS 
 
 ALSO, 
 Choice Ornamental Shrubs, Roses, etc. 
 A limited supply of Cook's Seedling Ap- 
 ple, one and two years old. 
 
 Cata'ogue and list of jirices fnriii'fhed on ap- 
 plication. Address W. H. PBI'PBR, 
 Petalnma, Sonouia Co., €al. 
 
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 Livery, Sale I Boarding Stable, 
 
 S. J. CANEIfASCIMI, Proprietor. 
 
 Cor. Wostsm Ave. ani Zslbr, Sts , 
 
 PKTALVSIA. 
 
 Carriages, Mm & Saddle Horses 
 
 On the Most itcusonablc Tonns. 
 
 Particuhr attention given to Itoardiug Ilorsee. 
 
 Peter's Station, 
 
 SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, 
 
 Junction of S and C Division of the 
 Central Pacitic Railroad, where change 
 of cars 13 made for Milton, Oakdale 
 and iStocktou. It has 'i.ti inhabitants. 
 
 Flarity P. hotel 
 Webb T J, saloon 
 
 Petrolia, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTT. 
 
 Macky Jno, postmaater 
 Rudolph, Gill & Co, gen mdse 
 Sanders, Tohiil k Co, gen nidse 
 
 Phoenix Mine, 
 
 NAPA COUNTY. 
 
 DaveBport Ci, R, justice of the peace 
 Hill G P, gen m<l8o, Pope valley 
 Lawlcy k Patten, quicksilver mine and 
 
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 ell Wm, /Etnii. Springs Hotel 
 RhodjM M G, suptNapa Con Quicksilver 
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 Standiford Thos, gen mdse, Popt? valley 
 Wardner & Munsen, gen mdse. Pope 
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 Picacho, 
 
 SAN BENITO COUNTY. 
 DOHINICK JNO. postmaster 
 
 Pima» 
 
 A stage station, 13 miles N. of Maricopa. 
 
 Forbach Peter, bootmaker 
 OILMEB, SALISBURY & CO, stage 
 
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 Harris H H, Indian trading post and 
 
 stage Mtation 
 Murray H B, liquors 
 
 Pine Grove, 
 
 AMAOOR COUNTY, 
 Is 8 miles from Jackson, reached by stages. 
 
 Emmons S W, hotel 
 
 WHEELER J T, gen mdse and post- 
 
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 Williams J J, blacksmith, wagonmaker 
 
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 PLACEtt COUNTY. 
 
 Rinnon L, \viiie grower 
 
 Cook Will, qiiarryman 
 
 Ily.'itt L 1(, blacksmith 
 
 Ki.iier John, wiuo mower 
 
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 Rowliiud (i W, blacksmith 
 
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 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, 
 
 Boyd J W, blacksmith 
 FERNANDE'2 B, 1> 'atmaster 
 Frazer 4 A, blacksmith 
 L: cko J 1{, wheelwiiglit 
 O'Brijii Mi"3 Mary, liquors 
 
 BERNARDO FERNANDEZ, 
 
 Wholosale ami Ilotail Dealer in 
 
 CEIIEmilEECElillDISE, 
 
 GROCERIES, TAINTS, OILS, 
 
 Glaiwwarc, Ilardwnre, Ktc. 
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 WINES, LiaUORS & CIGARS, 
 
 Opiiosilo Kailioad Statlun, 
 
 PINOLE, CAL. 
 
 Pittville, 
 
 SHASTA COUNTY, 
 
 Is situited oil I'itt river, i i the eastern 
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 comiiuiiiic.ition witli Redding, imd iL 
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 tor its support. 
 
 M irks L, hottil 
 
 PENROSE C, gPi> mdse and postmaster 
 
 Youiige C, feed stable 
 
 Placerville, 
 
 EL DORADO COUNTY, 
 
 One at the oldest raininz towns in the 
 State, and origiiial'y called Ilangtown, 
 is the county seat of ona of the tinost fruit 
 growing counties in tlie St.ite. The inin- 
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 gravel discovtriea of late, and prospects 
 are bidding fair to make this place one 
 of the most important of tlic inland 
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 Aldju S J & Co, drugs 
 
 Aldersoii Rich, li juors 
 
 Ald>•r.^f>u R .Ir, U S gu.aper 
 
 ALDERSON THOMAS, g«n mdso and 
 l).iuk T 
 
 Allen II S, gunsmith 
 
 Anderson J M, surveyor 
 
 Bailoy James (J, deputy sherilTand con- 
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 Ball :r(l & Siirimona, liquors 
 
 BARS3 F F, watohin.iker and jeweler 
 
 BARTHOLOMEW & PRATT, livery, 
 
 sale and feed stable 
 
 Bella Augclo, lii|Uor3 , ■ 
 
 Blair T & .1, lumbar 
 
 Blanchard <Jeo (}, attorney at law 
 
 Bonney (iio J, ciniiii'itir 
 
 BOWMAN HOUSE, R Yamold propr 
 
 Brian Henry, hotel 
 
 Brown A A, tailor 
 
 Bni'lin"aiiio E, misou 
 
 BURNHAM GEO, sherilT and county 
 treasurer 
 
 Butts Jaini's, barhor and baths 
 
 Carpenter W 1', justice cf peace and no- 
 tary j)ublio 
 
 Carthiche Joiin, cigars, tobacco and con- 
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 GARY HOUSE, V/ M Donahue propr 
 
 CENTRAL HOUSE, S M VeacU propr 
 
 Cliichester B \V, lumber 
 
 Cleese J ]', saloon 
 
 C'ohn A, t.ailor 
 
 Crawford J J, supt Park Canal & Min- 
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 Cripjiin J, feed stable 
 
 Crocker B S, dry goods, boots, etc 
 
 Culbertson A T, furniture and undci 
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 Darlington Abraham, gen mdse 
 
 D.itjr i:..b,Tt, blar'ismith 
 
 DAVIS B F, editor .m.l propr "El Do- 
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 Dean J E, laud attorney 
 
 Degelman John, boot and shoo dealer 
 
 Di,:>oh J W, hirnesa, saddlery, leather 
 findi'ig.-., ""v. lug machines and tire- 
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 Ditson \Vm, liquors 
 
 Donahue Win, eler'^ Cary llouao 
 
 DONAHUE W M. propr Cary HouRe 
 
 Dunn I), blacksmith 
 
 Dunn Nelioii, carpenter and builder 
 
 Eisni & Co, dry gootU, cluthiug and no- 
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 "EL DORADO COUNTY REPUB- 
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 ALiniAIIKTICALLY. 
 
 Elliott Rev — , pastor Methodist Church 
 FALES W M, painter 
 Flashni.in Mrs lulln, milliaery 
 J'ox John, horseshoer 
 Fraser Thos, notary public 
 Gallanor G \V, attorney at law 
 Gait Thos A, r.ssessor and collector 
 Giobenhi.im Mrs M, brewery 
 Gilbert G H, photographer 
 Glynn P W, dentist 
 Graham Rev, elerijyman (Presbyterian) 
 GRAVES & HALL, groceries aild pro- 
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 Green Benj, gunsmith 
 GrilHtb H .1, marble works 
 Grubb Mrs Thos, milliiery 
 Haunnan W IT, liquors 
 
 HETTICH FRANK, butcher 
 
 Hilbert Charles, bakery and confec- 
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 Hoftneiiter Fredk, hotel 
 
 Hulburd Canning and Drying Co, II G 
 Hulbiird siipt 
 
 Hull A P, drugs, books and stationery 
 
 HUNGER FREDERICK, intcher 
 
 Inch ?>helley, st.^tioiiery and varieties 
 
 Ingham (ieo 11, dist atty 
 
 Irwin Clias F, atty at law 
 
 .Jersey D, bill poster 
 
 Jolinson W H, birlier 
 
 .Jolly & MeLure, drugs and druggist sim- 
 
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 .Jones Chas H, deputy sheriff and deputy 
 
 treasurer 
 Keespe .Jos, gen rndse and varieties 
 Kemjt Wni, cooper 
 
 KEMPTHORNE J H, liquors 
 
 Kiene Mrs E, hotel 
 
 Kimble Geo N, county surveyor 
 
 KENNEDY A J, atty at law and U S 
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 Kuhn .S \V, pliysician 
 
 Kunkler K \V, physician 
 
 Landecker Isaac, barl)er 
 
 Landecker L, groceries and {irovisions 
 
 LAHTG D, proi)r Placerville and Row- 
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 LIKE»8 W W. atty at law 
 
 l/^»r/ A .), postmaster, fiyt, W F& Co 
 
 Murkhi<ni (' K, supt schools 
 
 M»M"tt A. Keed, geu nidse 
 
 Mc<'"ar*>n .1 M, i»<*la water manufr 
 
 Meiig)(*r Frank, reataurant 
 
 Mell John, liciuors I 
 
 Merrill C E, coroner and public adminis- 
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 METZLER M C, butcher 
 
 Mierson, Jewell & Co, gen mdse and 
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 Morey H S, machine shop and foundry 
 
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 Mull M A, watchmaker and millinery 
 
 Myers Geo, li piors 
 
 O Keefe Jos JS, bartender l)on;.liuo Ex- 
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 Parkluirst O P, gen mdse 
 
 Patton & Meyer, blacksmiths 
 
 PHELPS C E, liiuors 
 
 Placer\ ille Academy, K B Conklin pmpr 
 
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 SIAGE LINE, t' i> Ling propr 
 Placervdli! and .Nhin^le Spriajis t>cage 
 
 Line, I \l Stephens projii; 
 Polhemus Eri •. clerk (.'ary Houae 
 Post li F, carpenter 
 Proctiir A M, jjhysician 
 Rogers Julius C, tailor 
 J^ulleri Jos. liijuors 
 Scott Mrs, laundress 
 Sciiultz H. li juors 
 SELKIRK W A, ecUtor and propr 
 
 "Mountain Democrat ' 
 Sherwood Biiuj, justice peace 
 Sieg Fredk, liquors 
 Sigwart J A, watchmaker and jeweler 
 Simon M & Sou, gen mdso 
 Simpson J. as, bakery 
 Spencer W E, dentist 
 .S(juires Ogden, atty at Uiw and notary 
 
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 Stepliens 1 R, propr Phwjervillo and 
 
 Sliiiigle Springs Stage Line 
 STURGES J B, stives and tinwar > 
 Stewart J 10, agt W U Tel Co 
 Theiscn Jolm, ex-sheriil' 
 Tracy A N, boot and shoe dealer 
 Tucker Daniel S, constable 
 Tyson C, dentist 
 VEACH S M, l>ropr Central House 
 
 W EATHER WAX & WOOD WARD, 
 
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 Williams (ieo E, superior judge 
 Witmer E W , county clerk .lud recorder 
 VVonderly N, blacksmith and v/agou- 
 
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 Worthen H \V A, physician 
 YARNOLD R, groceries and hotel 
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 Coffinan A, blac'vsinitb nml wagonmaker 
 
 French Henry, school teacher 
 
 Waldorf S W, gen intUe and postmaster 
 
 Plainsburg, 
 
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 Is i2 miles southeast of Merced. 
 
 Abbctt ft Ross, saloon 
 Abbott W W, hotel, agt W, F ft Co and 
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 Albeck A J W, Ren mdse 
 
 Baucainpen & Heacock, blaeksmith and 
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 Bdwden Wm, hotsl 
 
 Dale .1, bottinaker 
 
 Donovan J3anl, constable 
 
 Howoth Nelcou, saloon 
 
 Jacobs Abraham, gen mdso 
 
 Lander A ft W, wugonmakers 
 
 l^ander Andrew, justice peace 
 
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 Sage Chas, meat market 
 
 btaiiton John, hotel 
 
 Thorup John, gen mJso and postmaster 
 
 Van Camp & Hicox, blackainith uud 
 
 wagonm.ikers 
 Waller Jiimes, blacksmith 
 Welch P Y, uotary public 
 
 Piano, 
 
 TULARE COUNTY. 
 
 Atkinson & Hopkins, groceries 
 
 B.boock L B, blacksmith 
 
 BeiblJoscph, bliicksmith 
 
 Lloyd J VV, m 111 contractor 
 
 EusscH Gnio H, carpenter and photo- 
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 RusKoll P J & J H, livery 
 
 Thompson A J, mail contractor Tulare 
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 THOMPSON WM, commiision aud 
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 SAN BENITO COUNTY. 
 PLATEA P M, postmaster 
 
 Pleasant Grove, 
 
 SUTTER COUNTY, 
 Is 25 miles southeast of Yuba City. 
 
 Branta Wm, physician 
 
 Barrows O, contractor and builder 
 
 Brouniii;; FCJ, hotel 
 
 Donaldson A, notary puhlic 
 
 Phillipps I, waponmakcr 
 
 SALISBUfiO S A, gen mdso and post 
 
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 Saunders I D, blacksmith 
 iSchnyiKr A P, architect 
 Schnyder & Phillipps, blacksmiths 
 
 Fleasanton, 
 
 ALAMEDA COUNTY, 
 
 Is named for its pleasant location; it is « 
 thriving village ou the C. P. It. R., 42 
 miles from !San Francisco. It has COO 
 inhabitants. 
 
 AKENDT H, gen mdso, postmaster, 
 
 express »gt and commission mcrchaut 
 
 ANDERSON CHAS A, barkeeper 
 
 BENETT JOHN, aalouu 
 
 Basa Cyrus, physician 
 
 BILZ J A, blacksmith and carriage 
 
 manufacturer 
 Boydston U A, C P R R agt and W U 
 
 tL'l opr 
 Connor Jas, boot and shoemaker 
 Darcy M, saloon 
 
 DEAVELA S, boot and shoemaker 
 DETJENS H, Germania Hotel 
 
 FARMERS' HOTEL, Jacob Johnson 
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 GERMANIA HOTEL, HDetj ens pro- 
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 GO YETTE JOHN, saddler and hamess- 
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 Harris Wm, livery stable 
 
 HARMS AUGUST, aaloon and 
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 HERBERT MRS M. dressmaking 
 
 Hewitt Andrew, constable and collector 
 
 HORTENSTINE & STOVER, gen 
 
 nidse, dry goods, clothing and fancy 
 
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 JOHNSON JACOB, F.nrmers' Hotel 
 Koib Philip, bakery and confectionery 
 Mark I M, physician 
 MORRIS MRS H, dressmaking 
 Muipliy -I no, hotel 
 
 Myor, Chadbounie & Co, grain ware- 
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 Napier Wm, saloon 
 Nelson Mrs Matilda, restaurant 
 PALMER J R, atty at law, notary 
 
 public and insurance agent 
 Pleasanton Hotel, Wm llairia propr 
 Pinkney M, hardware, tinware, stoves 
 
 and farmers' tools 
 Schwartz Jacob, bootmaker 
 Silva M S, saloon and barber shop 
 •Stoane C B, carriagoamith 
 TvansTheo R, produce 
 WATERMAN M & CO, grain deal- 
 
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 Wellcr H 0, agt for Waterman & Co's 
 
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 WHEN YOU go to PLEASANTON 
 
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 AMADOU COUNTY, 
 
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 BLOWER JOHN, bootmaker 
 Brace M 8, liquors and omfectionery 
 Coblentz S & Co, gen mdse 
 Coleman S C, hotel 
 
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, B W Walk- 
 
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 Davis J D, tailor 
 
 Davis Thompson, livery strible 
 
 DUNCAN A H, gen mdso and drugs 
 
 Easton T W, propr Forest House 
 
 Ekel J J, coiistablo 
 
 Empire Gold Mining Co, E L Montgom- 
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 Falk A, gen mdse, agt W U Tol Co and 
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 French Uoo, watchmaker 
 
 (Jazzolo (} B, li(plor.^ and boarding 
 
 Heilr.ith J, stoves, tin and hardware 
 and blacksmitliing 
 
 Hiiikson & (Jcsslor, livery 
 
 Irvine It C, harnes-t and saddlery 
 
 JACKS3N JACOB, barber 
 
 King Sol, liquors 
 
 Kliiic (Jeo, carpenter 
 
 lA.'onliardt !•', liipiors 
 
 LEWIS MRS S G, postmistross and 
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 mLLER W E 0, butch r 
 
 M >nt4omery E L, supt Empire Gold 
 
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 NEEDHAM J E, uadertikor 
 
 NEEDHAM & PEARSON, cjutrac 
 
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 Nickolaus Henry, butcher 
 
 Norris Bros, liquors 
 
 I'eirano Davcfuio, winery 
 
 I'otter K !S, phwnber 
 
 licevcs D I), juHtioo of 'iKiaco and deputy 
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 Heynolds A J, barber 
 
 Kii:li:ir.lson H M, notary publio and 
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 .Salmon Jno, varieties 
 
 Smitli A C, p'lysici in 
 
 Stimpsiin .S F, piiysiciin 
 
 T.iylor Mrs Mary J, dressmaker 
 
 Tiiylor Wni, l»arb>ir 
 
 WALKER D W, propr Commercial 
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 Watkina Thos, confectionery 
 
 Wenzel A, blacksmith ;uivl wagon- 
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 Weston W S, l)0(>tmakor 
 
 Williams J C & Co, geu mdso 
 
 Point AreLa, 
 
 MENDOCINO COUNTY, 
 
 Is reached either by the Pacific coast 
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 Arthur & McClurr', gen mdso 
 
 Bacon T F, physi iaii 
 
 B mrns R, i)Jotmaker 
 
 Bowen A S, constublo 
 
 Brelle F, tinwiiro 
 
 Chalfant A, carpenter 
 
 Cohn J, tailor 
 
 Curley C M, livery stable 
 
 Dillon Biibt, piinter 
 
 Fowler W, harnessmaker 
 
 <Jrey N E, varii;tii s 
 
 Haight W H, hot 1 
 
 Hanily U D, constable 
 
 Hausji) Mrs P, dressmaker 
 
 Hazen E A, elerjyuian M E church 
 
 Kolliday & Spaulding, blacksmiths 
 
 Hoyt Geo A, justice paaco 
 
 Ingranj A B, p inter 
 
 Iverson N, hotel and market 
 
 Iverson S, blacksmith 
 
 Lane I'-ter & Davidson, bootmakers 
 
 Lindcroos (r, surveyor 
 
 Lyman C, hotel 
 
 MeGuire Mrs H X, dressmaker 
 
 McMullen S W, li [won 
 
 Morse L G, atty at law 
 
 iNfewtield M, ge i mho 
 
 Neylan Jan, suvmill 
 
 Nickerson & Co, sawmill and gen mdso 
 
 O.Xeil & Wale, drugs and gon mJje 
 
 Peterson X J, livery stible 
 
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 (Juimhy D S, hairdresser 
 lli'yiiolds .F A, tannery 
 Shcppard L F, i)Uotogr.\pher 
 Sp^l ling (ten S, atty at 1 iw 
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 Stevens S S, i':n\) 'ntjr 
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 AI.PIURBTICALIiT. 
 
 Point of Timber, 
 
 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. 
 
 Buah n inry, blacksmith 
 Carey J i^ ^^, justice of peace 
 Comiers Byron, black'^mith 
 (rallapher H C Mineral springs 
 Jaqnillard Tiieobcld, blacksmith 
 Lipiiiiiu Jsi.lor, gcii imlse 
 McCabe J P, pos'.mastor 
 Wilkeuiiig H, lutel aiul liquors 
 
 Fomo, 
 
 MENDOCINO COUNTY, 
 
 Is a small tradiii'^ pose iu Pottor valley 
 16 miles from Ukiali. Puj) illation 5U. 
 
 BRANSFORD Z W, gen mdse anil 
 
 postmaster 
 Coolley T j, blacksmith 
 KiIl)ourii W B, gen milso 
 ^'uttiM!,' H C, iiotcl 
 PartenMrs M, liotel 
 Sti'cet C \', boutmukcr 
 
 Redd II C, atty at law and notary pub- 
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 Sigler W L, constable 
 
 Stolz Peter, bootmaker 
 
 Stoneman V E, hotjl 
 
 Williamao:! (I A, juatioo of peace and 
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 Port Harford, 
 
 SAN LUIS OIJISI'O COUNTY, 
 
 On the Southern coast, 201 miloa bclov/ 
 San Francisco. 
 
 Pomona, 
 
 LOS AN(iEI.ES COUNTY. 
 
 Alexander IjU(\ uen mdse 
 
 lliiusu P 1*', 8 llimn 
 
 Kirkp.itric!; \\ (', pliysician 
 
 -Mills .1 .1, ,itty at law 
 
 PARKER J B, P">^tm:isti,T and justici' 
 
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 Uuth 'I'litMi, yen mdsu and clni^s 
 Toanor P C. attv at law 
 
 Porterville, 
 
 Tl'I.AIlE Cdl.N TV. 
 
 Al)l)v A A, livciv stalili' 
 
 Alf.-V,! H M, [iliysi. i.ni 
 
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 IVIkiiiji V (r, 'I'lilr iiiviT Indian agt 
 
 Ht'UiiiLi.slcy J 1), livery 
 
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 (-■hapiriaii P il, ! iiysician and druggist 
 
 Ciinnir .1 !•!, lienors 
 
 F.iy & 'i'wi^clK'll, Itlaeksniith.-i 
 
 Field .1 T, ujen ni<ise 
 
 itvw (!cii, ]iliysifian 
 
 GILLIAM S M, varietifrf, express agt 
 
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 (lorddii Wni, c(Mllnli^si(ln merchant 
 If ininion I' O, Iwirncssinaker 
 J"lun(>n & Hilton, llnuring mill 
 Mi^rrii! K P, drujjgiat 
 Putnam II Porter, gen mdse 
 
 Crirrco A, hotel 
 
 MANDERSCHEID GEl, W U Tel Co 
 
 and a,t .S L () and S iM V K It 
 
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 SIKllUA COUNTY. 
 
 Abbott N B saloo-i 
 
 CAYA M, hotd, livery and pootmiister 
 
 Isjin m •!, iiotel 
 
 Lowid .1, hotid 
 
 Kudu'c Mr.-', saloon 
 
 Wollf M, brewery 
 
 Potrero, 
 
 SAN IMK(i() C0I;NTY. 
 ^IcAlinond L" 'J, pD.stmaster 
 
 Potter Valley, 
 
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 Is a lively little |ilaeo IS miles from 
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 \\.\kvv 11 \V, lidtjl 
 
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 B JYES W R, ii t.i 
 
 Car iiT Ani'irosi', bootmaker 
 
 (,'i r.icr l\iidi.ir.l, t.cd mill 
 
 Carne.' M, b i.s'votm ikcr 
 
 Clark Pi'V. cli r.vnian 
 
 CJMPTON T J, postm:ist'jr and gen 
 
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 Durd.'ip Kcv |{ 1{, eliT.-ynian 
 iMi^elman I* D. undertaker 
 Fo.ster .lacob, Macksmitii 
 itader \\ \\ varieties and photographer 
 Pidide K F, lii|U(ir.i 
 Whitney B P, blacksmith 
 
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 Poway, 
 
 8AN DIEGO COUNTY. 
 
 Blaiadell S G, horticulturist and book 
 
 canvasser 
 Chupin S, nuraeryman 
 Dotisoii N H, iitty at law 
 FEEXCH E D, physician anil post 
 
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 Luco S C, groceries 
 
 Princetown, 
 
 COLUSA COUNTY, 
 
 Is a nice littlo agricultural town of ."iOi 
 iiihabitfint-i; reached hy stages from Wil 
 Hams; distant 'J4 miles. 
 
 Aldersloy & Bjut, tlouri i:^ mill 
 Bv-'iitley D, agt W, F & Co and p;)3tmas 
 
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 Carroll W F, hotel 
 Chmller CIuis, saloon 
 K gle Dr, dru^ji.st 
 Kleniur Tony, livery stable 
 Fi'lis .1, l),irl>jr 
 (icdll'irt A A, saloon, harnesj and sad 
 
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 Hilton & Covt.'r, hlaoksmith.sand wagon 
 
 ni ikers 
 MoCollein 1>, saloon 
 .Mni'iihy Thos, moat mirkct 
 Uiilnasoii S A, restaur, tilt, notary piililic 
 
 aii<l justi''e [).'aej 
 S!iiilli .>U'[)ln!.i, gen imlse 
 
 Purissima, 
 
 SAN MAlT.o ror.NTV. 
 
 Diilurty llirh.ird, ptistmasiter and sa 
 
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 L iiniiile F (t I'o, hi. eksinitlis 
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 Quicksilver, 
 
 ( ;1 Q S Mi 1 ( '(), gen ind-io 
 SMITH S E, po.tmisler 
 
 Quincy, 
 
 and surrounded hy the Sierra Xevada 
 range. The healthfulnesa of the climate 
 is among its most attractive features. 
 
 Blach T, cnunty assessor 
 
 Byers Wm, county clerk 
 
 Cate L F, physiuian 
 
 Chapman ■) M, ins agt 
 
 Cheeny W A, judge 
 
 Clough (t, superior judge 
 
 Clougli & Kellogg, attys at law 
 
 Cohen A, gen mdse 
 
 Dempster .las, dentist 
 
 Kdward .1 E, liotcl and mnrkot 
 
 Fisk H \V, coroner and public atlminis- 
 
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 Coodwiii .1 r>, atty at law 
 Haguard '1' ll, county treasurer 
 Hail F (1, county siipt of schools 
 Hall A, liijuors 
 H.dstead I' L, sheriff 
 HapifOdd X ir, justice of peace 
 Hoadel C W', surveyor 
 Hi^yward 1', li'juor.s 
 Hogan K T, atty at law 
 Hughes li 15, varieties 
 HundleChiLs, county surveyor 
 Kcddie Artlinr W, surveyor 
 ivellojg W W, atty at law and notary 
 
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 K-teiiuin .1 A, cmiuty recorder 
 Kiihn (icd, b idtmaker 
 Ijawr.'Hce C H, hotel 
 IjCc C, gtiii nidic 
 Owens Criliith C, b:irber 
 I'oi-ter ML, jiistic of p'ace 
 
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 liobiiisoii iMiucati, e:ir[iiMiter 
 S -hlattT Will, bivwcry 
 Variel U H F, varieties, atty r.t law and 
 
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 Van Orl-'i S A, watches and jcMclry 
 Ward Win l], editor " Fhnn.is N.^tional" 
 Wiiitlook .1 11, gen mdse, agt W U Tcl, 
 
 ins ■Alii and postmaster 
 "WHITING £ B, county clerk and 
 
 autUtor 
 
 I' I. U.MAS (JUL NTV, 
 
 I.H a mining and agricnltur..l town and 
 ciiiinty seat, has a weekly papui', and i.s 
 reached by stages from Oroville, di.stant 
 (i."! miles. It is very pleasantly situated 
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 AI IMIMIKTIC'AM.V. 
 
 Railroad Flat, 
 
 CALAVERAS COUNTY. 
 
 Clnrk W V, siuvniill 
 McC'aity I), s.iwnull 
 
 TAYLOR EDWIN, 
 
 postiua.ster 
 
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 Ravenna, 
 
 LOS ANOELES COLNTV. 
 
 Bowers \\ C. agt S V R IJ,\V, F & Co, 
 
 \V U IVl Co II nil postiuastor 
 IiiKy Jas, gou iikUc 
 
 Red Bluff, 
 
 TEHAMA COLNTV, 
 
 Is the county scat of Tcliaina county, 
 and has a inLiiiii'ip il form of j;i>vornnu'iit 
 under a cln.rtiT of iiieiir|>or.ition. its 
 top(»:;r;i|)liy iis desirable for the extensiini 
 of its limits, Ihiiii,' on ;'■ natural osplan- 
 <■ de on tlie west l)ank of tlie Sacrani 'uto 
 river, at the he;.d of navi^'.ition, and on 
 the l)re::o:i Divisimi of the Centi'al I'a- 
 cilic llailro.-.d, 1M5 miles from .Sacra- 
 mento, the State capital. Its natui'l 
 i.dvantages f>ir a permanent and ste;;dy 
 growtii are of such a nature and so mul- 
 tifarious as to warrant tlio helijf tln.t 
 tho place will hfconie a city of ccMisid.r- 
 al»!e imp irtince in a peri id not very 
 '■mote. It is snrroundi'd l)y a very i-ieh 
 iiody of agricultural 1 iinl, and tlu op- 
 pi'rtnnitie-i for devi'lupia^ th^! stock- 
 r I'iii'j, horticultur.d and cere.-.l-pruihic- 
 in^ inter, sts are nianifo'd. 'riuse fac tH 
 are l)i.ing taken advaiit.ij.;c of yearly l>y 
 j).'rsins wliii eiiga;4e in tlie pursuits of 
 the hnshandman. New lauds are h.ia;,' 
 leiifd up, ami an iiicrease in tlie acre- 
 .;e sown t> ;^r in and otliersvioC cidti- 
 v.ited is aniuudly l).'iii'4 ni ide. Kver_)- 
 thiuu iudi^'cnous to tln^ lititud,; urows 
 luxuri.intly, and l:ir.!c cropi are yearly 
 harvested, it is m duly to the a^ricu,- 
 tural iiitercst.s that the rajiid t;r iwth of 
 the place is due, tiiouuh lund)er of splen-j 
 did (juality is niaiiuf.icturcfl i i gr^^.t 
 <IuantitieM. It wtndd he an excellent 
 piii.it for the crectio 1 of cxten-ii>'c 
 woolen mills, as the liaik of the wool 
 grown in Southern and l-^astcrn ()i-c,'(in 
 and Niuthern < '.difornia (las.ics throu^jli 
 this place. 'J'he yearly pr.iduct of 
 wool of Teh.-.nia county reaches aim ist 
 l',000,()00 pmnd.s, which is a great 
 source of rovcnue to iti capital. \Vith 
 the superior facililijs for the matiufac- 
 
 turo of woolen goods olTered by unexcel- 
 led water privileges taken advantage of, 
 we think un investment in such an on- 
 tcrpri.se would bo aproiitable one. The 
 popuhition of the place \i put down at 
 i<,500 people, and it lias a full coniplo- 
 meat of f.ictoriea, mills, etc. Its citi- 
 z.'iis are endowed with a spirit of energy 
 ami public improvement that adds 
 gre.itly to their high recommcudatioii 
 of intelligence .ind mor.dity. The public 
 schools are spoken of in the highest tjrins, 
 a perfect system for the education of 
 pupils seeming t;) lo the result most 
 sought aft'jr. All the reli;4ious d u.inii- 
 nati Ills are r.'pre.sout.'d, while a sub- 
 .stanti.l l)..nk su[)plics the rcsidjuts with 
 capiti 1, ami two newspapers furnish 
 them with local news. 
 
 Allbri-ht FT M, bl ick.smith 
 ANDREWS J, ptopr J{ed Bluff Hotel 
 A.diurst & lJ;'ayii.ird, attys at l.iw 
 BAHNEY W^H, druggist, st.iticmory, 
 
 wat'jlies iind jeivclry 
 BAiaD GEO, saloon 
 
 BANK Ox'' TEHAMA COUNTY, ^V 
 
 \\ C ho nio c.shii'r 
 BiiNKS JEROME, atty at law and 
 
 notary public 
 Bi<lwell lir. ifi & Co, blacksmiihs and wa- 
 
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 BLACK SAMUEL, mr-rchant tailor 
 l5oli'iL;vr \V 1'", bre\very 
 BRADY JOHN, Hmpire Livery St diL- 
 BROkVN J A, "The Ked lliuil" .Sa- 
 
 BROWN JAMES H, blacksmith and 
 
 waii.iiiinaker 
 BURGESS J W, proprietor Trcmont 
 
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 C.idwal.ider Ch s, pres Bank of Teliain.i 
 
 CAH03NE W B, ca.shi<M- Bank of To- 
 h .in I L' lunty and agt \V, F & Co 
 
 C.iniei' 111 .1 S, piwsjcian 
 
 CHIPMAN & GARTER, atty.s at hw 
 
 ('111 isti 111 (' I', b.iriier 
 CHURCH J E, gen mdse 
 CCARK & MAYHEW, gen mLs. 
 
 CLEMENTS JOHN, st .tioiKry, bo,,ks 
 
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 C3MST0CK C A, coUejtor and notiry 
 
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 Cone .1 S, vicj-pres Bank of Tehania 
 
 CONe'& KIMBALL, gen mdse, a!id 
 wlie.t and wo i| buyers 
 
 COOLEY R B, X 10 U 8 Hestrurant 
 
 Cornell «& Alvord, diy goods and cl.)tli- 
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 Cranddl Mrs C (J, restaurant and sa- 
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 ALIIIAEKTICitLLr. 
 
 DAVENPORT J S, groceries, provi- 
 a'vme. confeetimiery, produce, etc 
 
 DAWSON BROS, carnaso factory 
 
 DELYECCHIO C H, huii dreader 
 
 Du iShieUlii Ed, atty at law 
 
 El>y .lackson, comity asHessor 
 
 EDWARDS WM, propr Littio Giant 
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 ELLISON J F, attorney at law 
 
 Kppcrdon Daniel, wagonmaker 
 
 ESTERLE A M, dentist 
 IICKERT C W & SON, furniture 
 
 and niidertakiug, wall paper, paints 
 
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 FINCH. BURTT & CO, «en m . 
 FISH C E, piopi- Palace Salooi 
 FOSTER C F, slieritr 
 Frank Samuel F, forwarding and wool 
 
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 GARWOOD WM, food stable 
 
 GERSTENBER'GER & KUHN, 
 
 watelies and jewelry 
 Greene Chas If, county clork and re 
 
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 GRIMM J F, hainlresscr 
 liirkniaii Klijali, coroner and udminis- 
 
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 HICKS MRS JB, millinery and fanny 
 
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 HOOK M R, real i state, insurance, no- 
 
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 HUNTER S J, furniture and bidiling 
 
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 Jones T .1 & Co, liLicksmiths and wag 
 
 onmakors 
 Kiii.;8lfy's (ilove Factory 
 Klot/, If, nieit market 
 l^aiidis .hi'), saloon 
 L;inijc G W, liairdresser 
 LANGE L H D, hides, pelt.«, furs, 
 
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 Leonard it Siwtfll, guns and gloves 
 r^ewis K .1, superior judge 
 Lilian! Lafayette, county surveyor 
 l-iugseheiil A, boots and slioes 
 LOGAN JAS D, Ik iidresscr 
 L"iiniis A .1, pork packer 
 
 MALLERC WD.s b.on 
 
 MATLOCK J T, attorney at law and 
 
 ili^triet attorney 
 Mayliew C K, saloon 
 Mayliew F.I, tlour mills 
 iNLiyliew (J II, gen mdse 
 Ml Giirtliy Giias, lM)otu\aker 
 
 McCarthy phil w, wine room 
 
 Morris & Campbell, dry goods and mil- 
 linery 
 Oleadorf W D, physician 
 Olmsted M L & d', goii mdso 
 Otto C, bootmaker 
 Owens A G, harness and saddles 
 PAYNE J A. propr Wool Exchange 
 
 "PEOPLES CAUSE," (daily and 
 
 weekly), .1 H I'ryor propr 
 PHILLIPS L P, fruit dealer 
 Piorco G W, livery 
 Prater \Vm, mo;.t market 
 PRYOR J H, propr "People's Cause" 
 RANTZ H C, a-ent Singer Manuf Co, 
 
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 RED BLUFF HOTEL, J Andrews 
 
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 Jkichart & Collino, harness and saddles 
 Koberts J B, livery 
 ItobinsoM Ibiiiry, saloon 
 ROBINSON W R, saloon and restau- 
 
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 ROSEVEARE ROBERT, druggist 
 
 Uyan T H, piupr gasworks 
 
 SCHOENFELD S D, books, stationery, 
 jewelry, cutlery, guns, ammunition, 
 music 1 instruments, toys, fancy guoJs 
 
 Schroder A ilk B, saloon 
 
 Scott P G, county tr.iasurer 
 
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 Town-<cnd [iropr 
 
 Sbuitz F H, marble works 
 
 Sl.'cth G A, f.jed stabb 
 
 "The 
 
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 SMITH „FRANK W, 
 
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 STOLL PAUL, harness ami saddles 
 Taylor Geo W, agent G P 11 li and W 
 
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 "THE LEDGER," Frank W Smith 
 
 pi'Oj.r 
 TUWNSEND A, propr " Sentinel" and 
 
 eoiinfy troasurcr 
 TREMONT HOTEL, J W Burgess 
 
 TKIER THEODOBE, tailor 
 
 VOLKER C, elothin.', boots, bIiocs, 
 
 bi.ts, caps, I tc 
 VoluMtinu & M.inasso, hardware and ag- 
 
 ricultur.l inipleni'jnts 
 VESTAL GEO W, propr Red Blufr 
 
 Meat Market 
 Walbridge E B, varieties 
 WALLACE P T, confectionery, fruits, 
 
 nuts, eti! 
 WARD M, boots, shoes and clothing 
 Weil Joseph, fancy goods 
 
 Went/ Henrv, saluoii and bakery 
 McLEAN ALEXANDER, contractor, WIEDEMANN LOUIS, bootmaker. 
 
 and builder i opp Tivniont House 
 
 MIDDLETON & ENDICOTT, proprs! WEITf EC.DT HENRY C.horseshoer 
 
 Washington Meat Market 
 Miller Henry, pn pr National Hotel 
 Miller J M, saloon 
 
 Winur S H, <lry goods 
 Woithi igtoii — , photogr;<pher 
 Yeagcr Myron, county supt schools 
 
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 BOOK & JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 
 
 THE PEOPLE'S CAUSE is published in the midst of the finest Agri- 
 cultural, Wool-Growing, Manufacturing, Lumbering and Mining Region 
 in the Upper Sacramento Valley, of wliich it is the Representative Journal. 
 , THE PEOPLE'S CAUSE advertising rates will be furnished on ap- 
 plication. J. H. PRYOR, Publisher and Proprietor. 
 
 ROBERT ROSEVEARE, 
 
 DEALKR IX 
 
 Drugs, Medicines $t Chemicals, 
 
 TOILET ARTICLES, PATENT MEDICINES, 
 
 Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal Use, 
 
 IlED BLVFE, CAL. 
 
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 S. D. SCHOENFELD, 
 
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 Booh, Stationery, ffatclifis, Jew olry, 
 
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 Fishing Tackle, Cro>;l.-cry, Glasswnre, Musicnl InslrumentF, Toys, Perfumery, 
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 Arrent for Tehamn Coiiity lor Steinway Pianos. Mason A HamL'n 
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 AuiilARKTlnAutV. 
 
 C. VOLKER, 
 
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 Clothing. Ladies' & Gents' Furnisliing Goods, 
 
 BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS & CAPS, 
 
 JOBACCO, CIGARS S YANKEE NOTIONS, 
 Main Street, Red Bluff, 
 
 One door South of the Tremont HotoL 
 
 Orders from the Country will receive prompt attention. CO' 
 
 MRS. J. B. HICKSi 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 MILLINEBY SO OSS, 
 
 Fanc} Mh Ladies' and dil'dren's Ondemear, 
 
 Etc., Etc., 
 
 Main Street, Il3d BM, C&l. 
 
 Ice Cream Parlors. 
 
 Redding, 
 
 SHASTA COUNTY, 
 
 Is the northern terminus of the Oregon 
 Division of the Central Pacific Railroad, 
 and has a population of 500. Every- 
 thing indicates a healthy growth, und 
 its destiny as a place of commercial im 
 portance is assured. The country sur- 
 rounding it is agricultural in its nature 
 and is capable of supporting a dense 
 population. It is also the southern tur- 
 niinus of the Calit'oruia and Oregon Over- 
 land Stage Co. It is the entrepot of a 
 large area of thickly populated country 
 where wool growing and stock-raising 
 are extensively carried on. 
 
 AVERHL G W, dentist 
 An derson E G, carpenter 
 ASmfUSLD J, carpenter and builder 
 Bemis ft Whittmore, saloon 
 Berry E, st oves an d tinware 
 BOISE ft BENVIE, blockMoiths 
 BOLTOK JO, laundry 
 Breslauer D, gen mdso 
 Breslauor N ft Co, gen mdse 
 BROWN M M, meat market 
 Bush C C, postmaater 
 
 BTTSH & JOHNSON, oommission mer- 
 ch;mt!J andfi)rwar<i(:rs 
 
 CAUfORNIA & OREGON STAGE 
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 Cainplieil J I), saloon 
 
 CASTLE A S> hotel, restaurant and sa- 
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 Chr.ppell J N, agt Oregon Division C P 
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 Close & Glaszer, blacksmiths 
 
 Centner J, merchant tai)or 
 
 Cook Mrs E A, carpet weaver 
 
 Craddock John, livery 
 
 Curtis E D, physician 
 
 DICKINSON £, fruits, etc 
 
 Eckels 8 A J, drayman and constablo 
 
 Fader L .1, livery and corfal 
 
 GLEAVES J M. di umst 
 
 GLEAVES & LAWRT, druggists 
 
 Greenwood Jos, bootraaker 
 
 GroveH (ieo, express 
 
 Groves Mra G, millinery 
 
 Gruttnor O, bakery and saloon 
 
 Hall J 1{, saloon 
 
 Hoff Peter, meat market 
 
 Hyman M, watchmaker 
 
 Kauifmann I, gen mdse 
 
 LAWRT J, physician 
 
 Levy E, dry goods 
 
 Madison John H, barbar 
 
 Major ft Culverhouso, propr Redding 
 
 and Alturas Stage Line 
 McCormick Jas, notary, assist postmaa- 
 
 ter and justice peace 
 McCormick Soaltzer ft Co, gen mdse 
 Miller Frank, ^eu mdse 
 MORRIS B R, harness and saddles, 
 
 Tehama 
 Mullen Bros, livery and feed stable 
 
 FENNSTLVANIA. BOARDING 
 
 HOUSE JAND CORRAL, J George 
 
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 Parker E G, saloon , 
 
 Powell ThoB, iMotmaker 
 Quinn ft Chmpbell, restaurant 
 BEDDING HOTEL, B Conroy propr 
 
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 (weekly) Frank M Swasey, pub 
 
 Scamman J F, wagonmaker 
 
 SCHROTiSt OC, harness, saddles, sew- 
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 Smith & Wood, blacksmiths, wagonmkrs 
 
 SWASEY F M, pub "Independent" 
 
 Thompson F, hotel 
 
 KogerdJas, agt & O Stage Co 
 
 Wells I'argo & Co's J^xpress, R G Dunn 
 agent 
 
 W U Tel Co, H E Parker agt 
 
 WILLABD & WIEL, gen mdse. Mar 
 ket Tahame 
 
 Williams & Dickenson, carpenters 
 
 WITZEL JULIUS, Empire Barlier Shop 
 
 Redwood City, 
 
 8AN MATEO COUNTY, 
 
 Is a pleasantly situated place of 1,000 in 
 habitants, on the line of the Southern 
 Pacific K E, 8 miles from San Mateo. 
 
 Allen J, carriagemaker and blacksmith 
 
 Ayers Chos, Tremont House 
 
 Baker D, dry goods 
 
 Barry Edward, dist atty 
 
 Beals E, livery stable 
 
 Bennett M, boarding 
 
 BOTSCH . FREDERICK, boots and 
 
 shoes^ Main 
 Bradbury Geo F, physician 
 Buadbury G T, physician 
 BUOER HEBTERY. Greek's Tannery 
 CHAMBERLAIN & WILCOX, gen 
 
 mdse antl iigt W, F & Co, Main 
 Christ J no, storage 
 Cloud J J, county surveyor < ' 
 Cook A, liquors 
 Crow Jas, undertaker and hotel 
 Crowley J no, hotel .. 
 
 Davis Bros, butchers 
 Doerr H, liquor? 
 Durkham T G , farmer 
 
 EIKERENEOTTER C, liquors 
 
 Eikerenkotter E, county auditor 
 
 ELSTROM L, board and lodging, Bridge 
 
 Eureka Brewery, C Uadley 
 
 Fisher L, blacksmith 
 
 Fitch J S, stoves and hardware 
 
 Fittzpatrick P P, liquors 
 
 Foisse B P tailor 
 
 FORD D, olacksmith, Bridge 
 
 Fox G W, atty at law and notary public 
 
 Frank Bro w, tan ners 
 
 FRI8BIE WILI, di uggist, pottmaater, 
 coroner and public administrator, Main 
 
 Gord en A , capitalist 
 
 ORAND HOTEL, John Crowley pro- 
 prietor, Bridge and Main 
 
 Green Geo W, aheriff and collector 
 
 Grimmeiutein H, city marshal 
 
 Gunning J, nursery 
 
 Hadler C, gen merchant 
 
 Hannon Jus, liquors 
 
 Hanson, Ackerson & Co, lumber 
 
 HANSuN £ H, carriage painter, Main 
 
 Hartley G P, county supt of schuola 
 
 Harfcsough C W, county assessor 
 
 UeadE !•', siiperior j-d.,'e 
 
 HILTON & TITUS, blacksmiths, 
 wagoumakcrs and mauufra of Monitor 
 hay prcds, Main 
 
 HIHD T, butcher. Main 
 
 Horton 11, hardware, stoves, etc 
 
 Hurd & Bunn, Redwood City Mill 
 
 HyndingC G, liquors 
 
 Jacobiiou 1>, gen merchant 
 
 Jamieson P, plumbar 
 
 Kaufman Mis li, fancy goods 
 
 KENNEDY MRS A' A, pr.prss Hotel 
 De Redwood 
 
 Kincaid H, dist atty 
 
 King H, hairdresser 
 
 Kirkpatrick C A, physician 
 
 KreijsK, brewery 
 
 Kuck K H, liquors 
 
 Leary D J, painter 
 
 Loveland E W, physician, county coro- 
 ner and public admini:strator 
 
 McCarthy P, boots and shoes 
 
 Millikcn A, physician 
 
 Mullen D, hur.icssniaker 
 
 NEUNKOTTER C E, iquore, Main 
 
 Nolverta Mrs R, dressmaker 
 
 NUTTING H N, atty at law. Main 
 
 l^frang J, bakery, Bridge 
 
 Phelan & Kind, millinery 
 
 Plump G, gen merchant 
 
 Pool J no, express 
 
 Potter G R, agt S P R R 
 
 Prebble G W, gen merchant 
 
 Projonovirt P, chop house 
 
 Rice Geo H, searcher of record* 
 
 Robinson E, drassmaker 
 
 Robinson J L, boots and shoes 
 
 Ross G C, atty and notary public 
 
 ROWLEY E 0, atty at law and pub 
 "San Mateo Co\mty Journal" 
 
 "SAN MATEO COUNTY JOUR 
 
 NAL," R G Rowley publisher 
 Saunders Bros, lumber dealers 
 ScoHeld H A, justice of peace 
 Sertors F, liquors 
 Shankey W, boots and shoes 
 Smith T J, gen merchant 
 Spinier J, hairdresser 
 Stattbrd & Dugan, livery stable 
 Stafford J, gen merchant 
 Stephans H, nursery 
 STEWART WM, druggist, Bridge 
 Thiol G A, jeweler 
 ' 'Times and Gasette" (weekly), San Mateo 
 
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 Underbill A, cigars, fruita, etc 
 
 Walker Henry, county clerk and re- 
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 Walsh Michael, ins agt 
 
 WELCH R C, collector, police judge, 
 iiisurauce pnd real estate ag'^.nt 
 
 Whooten F, painter 
 
 Wilcox W J, county treasurer 
 
 Latouratte P H, carpenter 
 Kublee Alfred, stockraiser 
 Whitcomb Jus, stockraiser 
 Williams N, physician , 
 
 HOTEL DE REDWOOD, 
 
 A Wild and Healthful Mountain Resort. 
 
 In the Santa Cruz Mountafiis, 20 mile < from San 
 
 Jode, 15 iniluH trom Siinta Criiz aiul 10 
 
 iniluii from Muiitcrey Uay. 
 
 Dellghiiul Camping and Reciedion Grounils. 
 
 mtaic"*! for Manta Cm^., connecting with 
 
 tlio South I'uciflc Cn-.ist Ktiilrouil, pass 
 
 the Hotel daily. 
 
 Price per Week, - S7.00 
 
 Table (jood — proved by tryin_;^. 
 MRS. A. A. KENNEDY. 
 
 Pioneer Drug Store, 
 
 Main Sti<:et, Bsiwooi City. 
 
 Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, 
 
 TOBACCO, CIGARS, 
 
 School Books, Stationery, &c. 
 
 POST Ol' FICE. 
 
 WILL FRISBIE. 
 
 Rio Dell 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY. 
 
 Painter Mrs Amy P, doctor 
 FAINTER 1, propr lUo Dell House 
 
 aud postmaster 
 
 Biceville, 
 
 TEHAMA COUNTY-. 
 
 AITKIN A B & CO, postoffice and 
 
 gen mdse 
 Bonham B B, physician 
 Cannon J C, blacksmith 
 Davis Wm, livery stable 
 Donovan J J, meat market 
 (ranlner H S, hotel and livery stable 
 Liersch Wm, blacksmith 
 Lown M, carpenter 
 Million Wm, hotel and liqaors 
 Sapper J B, bootmaker 
 
 Sichland, 
 
 8A0RAMXKTO OOUNTT. 
 
 A postoffice on the Sacramento river, 
 a 1»w mike below Saorameato. 
 
 V, Ripon, 
 
 SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY. 
 
 Dickitiaon E C, school teacher , 
 Dickinson S W, blacksmith 
 Finch—, MD 
 Funk Jiio, c irpentor 
 Kiimey David, c;irpenter 
 Leury J O, section boss 
 Praeter A, hotel 
 Pygall Geo, shoemaker 
 Strahle Jacob, billiard manufr 
 Swett Jno, carpenter 
 Wright 1 S, storage 
 
 merchant 
 YAPIE D F, gen mdse 
 
 storage and commission 
 
 Rio Vista, 
 
 SOLANO COUNTY, 
 
 Is situated on the Sacramento river, dis- 
 tant from San Francisco 73 miles. It is 
 finely laid out, has a population of 500, 
 good public schools aud also a young 
 ladies' academy, (St. Gertrude's.) This 
 is quite an important shipping depot for 
 fruit from the surrounding country. 
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 ALLENDER & HORET, fruit, vege- 
 
 tiblos and confectionery 
 Boll P, tinsmith 
 
 BROWN B B, propr Biver View Hotel 
 Bruniug Jos, lumber dealer and ware- 
 house 
 Calvert Frederick, wagonmaker 
 CHASE E M & L> fruit, confectionery 
 
 and iiewH dealers 
 CHRISTENSEN M, wharfinger, wood 
 and coal dealer 
 
 CLARRIDOE GEO A, propriet j- S^ew 
 
 Western Hotel 
 CranalA H, gen mdse 
 CRANER S, gen mdse 
 Davis Chas, planing mill 
 Diusmore E F, pastor Congregational 
 Endicott R H, physician 
 
 ERLANGER ft OALINGER, gen 
 
 mdse aud agent Commercial Union in* 
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 FEROTJSOir WILUAH. blacksmith 
 
 and waffonnjaker 
 Fiscns J Tl, livery stable 
 
 FItASER OEORGE, butcher 
 
 Gavan Jiio, liquors 
 
 Gurnel Jacob, liquors 
 
 Hadlpy S, blacksmith and machinist 
 
 Hench Mrs £, boots and shoes 
 
 HoMerbach Jos, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 IngorsoU J D, justice of pence 
 
 Johnson ft P]mi^, warehouses 
 
 KEIBN^N THOS, undertaker and 
 picture frame maker 
 
 Lawsou H, liquors 
 
 Ij<'fl)er Jiio, physician 
 
 Mi.lone Jno, bootmaker 
 
 Mnrshall Sl Smith, butchen 
 
 McGraygh Danl, liquors 
 
 MERKITT CHAS ft CO. dmga 
 
 HERRITT CHAS. manager Montezu- 
 ma Tel Co and notary public 
 Miller Louis, painter 
 Montezuma Tel Co, Chas Merritt man'r 
 Nelson Chas, liquors 
 Norenpcra M, liquors 
 HEW WESTERN HOTEL, George A 
 
 Clarridge propr 
 ORTNER O P. tailor 
 Parker Miss A E, millinery and fancy 
 
 goods 
 PETERSON ANDREW H, livery 
 
 stable 
 Randle P \V, physician 
 RIVER VIEW HOTEL, B B Brown 
 
 propr 
 Bol)erts O W, liquori 
 Kublo L C, postmaster 
 Rutik Mr' L C, hotel 
 SORENSON S P, furniture dealer nntj 
 
 propr iSorcnson's patent chair braces 
 Stiill C M, harness aud saddlery 
 .Stumm F J, jewelry and millinery 
 THOMPSON GEO, liquors 
 Wadsworth Wm, gen mdso 
 Weslar Geo, barlier 
 
 WILCOX, RUBLE & DOZIER. 
 
 mdse and agents Wells, Fargo & Co 
 Wilson J £, horseshoer 
 
 magnificent orange orchards. It is ii quite 
 a prosperous condition, and its outlook is 
 decidedly promising. It is on the South- 
 em Pacitic R. R., 7 miles fiom Colton. 
 
 gen 
 
 Riverside, 
 
 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, 
 
 Is a new and most delightfully-located 
 place of 1,200 inhabitants, surrounded 
 by a rich agricuUcral and fruit-growing 
 district. The climate is 8ui>erb, and the 
 town is quite a resort for tourists, owing 
 to its many natural features of attrac- 
 tion. Among thtt most noted are its 
 
 Allen J, physician and surgeon 
 
 BoydJohn, saloon 
 
 Brown E G, justice of peace and ins agt 
 
 Burt B D 1- Bro, gen mdse 
 
 Carroll C J, bakery and restaurant 
 
 Conway E, atty at law 
 
 Craig Wm, propr Riverside Hotel and 
 
 justice of peace 
 Cross Rev WmH, pastor Congregational 
 
 Chiirch 
 Cunningham G D, blacksmith and wag- 
 
 onmaker 
 Cunningham R F, propr Riverside 
 
 House, real estate and ius agt 
 Dickson & Preston, livery stable 
 Gill C J, physician and surge<m 
 OLENWOOD COTTAOR HOTEL (a 
 
 Sle;.8ant houie), Frank A Miller propr, 
 Iain and Seventh 
 
 Greves James P, postmaster and notary 
 public 
 
 Hamilton J W, drugs 
 
 Handy B B, county supervisor 
 
 HOLT L M, publisher "Press and Hor- 
 ticulturist," Main 
 
 Jones Mrs M E, dressmaker 
 
 Keith ft Derby, boot and shoemakers 
 
 Kingsley L H, barber 
 
 Luguens M, bakery 
 
 Lyon & Rosenthal, gen mdse and agta 
 W, F & Co 
 
 Marsh Isaac, stoves and tinware 
 
 McLeod D W, secy Riverside Canal k 
 Irrigating Co, ins agt and notary pub- 
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 MTLLER FRANK A, groceries 
 propr Glenwood Cottage Hotel 
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 MOOOY E P, furniture, bedding 
 undertaker, Market 
 
 Musselman SamI, dentist 
 
 Nixon Rev Wm, pastor M E Church 
 
 Overton Miss K F, opr W U Tol 
 
 Perdue Frank, barber 
 
 Petchner & Alder, blacksmiths and wa- 
 gonmakers 
 
 Petton S S, hardware and tools 
 
 "PRESS & HORTICULTURIST" 
 
 (weekly), LM Holt publisher. Main 
 Reinstein Philip, hamees maker and 
 saddler 
 
 RIVERSIDE LAND ft IRRIOAT- 
 
 INO CO, S C Evans pros, D W Mc- 
 
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 Robinson Henry W, Riverside & Colton 
 
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 Roe & Co, druggists 
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 721 
 
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 Shagarb K D, physician and surgeon 
 Stoiio John, meat morkut 
 Vial A, Hilooii 
 WiliKr Chas, barber 
 Wilioii Rov Wm, pastor Episcopal 
 Church 
 
 Boberf s Landingf, 
 
 BAN JOAQUIN COUNTY. 
 ROBERTS MARTIN, postmaster 
 
 Bobinson's Ferry, 
 
 CALAVERAS COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the Sonora and Mokolumne 
 Stage Itoud, miles from Suaora. 
 
 Salaro Peter, a[.?n milse 
 WOOD HARVET, postmaster 
 county suxiervidor third district 
 
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 YOLO COUNTY. 
 
 BEATT JOHN, blacksmith and post- 
 muster 
 Cumsjy D C, quicksilver mine 
 
 Bocklin, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY, 
 
 Is the fl.-iRterii terminus of the Sacra- 
 mento Division of the Caitrid Panitic 
 11. R., 2'J niilea from that city. Its lo. 
 C!:tiou in quitJ pretty, and its support is 
 derived cliieily from the mauhiao shupa 
 uf the Railroad Comp:)ny. 
 
 BURCHARD J P, H-inors 
 CASSIOY JAMES, liquors 
 (Jlyilesilale Joha, ins agtaud collector 
 Crocker L I>, groceries 
 DERRICK Wm. livery stable 
 Dunn Edsvani, b>)otmakcr 
 JVedorick fi F, tailor 
 GOVE MRS L, proprs Railroad House 
 (inmt Diial, liquors 
 JOHNSON OEO, hairdresser 
 LAYENSON M,gen mdso 
 Lcvison Dros, gen mdse 
 McCONVIIjLE a, cigars and tobacco 
 McGREEDY Q W, propr Trotfs 
 
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 MTJIR J A, agt and train master C I 
 
 1' R and mannger W U Tal Co 
 PFOSI JACOB,T>*kery 
 EODRICK FRANK, hairdresser 
 
 Schle^elmi'Ch Mrs Mary, hotjl 
 Schmitt Adam, saloon 
 Sehnetzc W F, meat market 
 SMITH B F, justice of paa^e 
 SMITH L0> <>ruggist, st itinner, notnry 
 
 public, pmtmastor, agt V7, F &; CV> 
 
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 S9ULB OB. l»l"o'^ 
 SWEENEY JOHN, liquors' and groce- 
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 Taylor .J N, granite 
 Walden Jamos M, constable 
 Wood E P, physician 
 
 Bohnerville, 
 
 nUMBOLDT COUNTY, 
 
 Is situated on the Eureka and Clovepdalie 
 road, 2*2 miles south of the former p^ico. 
 Its main supports are the lumber, wonl 
 and agricultural interests of the locality, 
 which are very valuable. The town U 
 built on a healtliy site, and is in a 
 flouridhinqr condition. It posseses a 
 good hotel, a newspaper, printed al- 
 together ill the town, and a grist nnd 
 sawmill, the latter a cumx)letc establish- 
 ment.' 
 
 Ash G O, pastor M E Church 
 Bamum W S, ins agt and atty at law 
 Bo wman D aniel, blacksmith 
 BREWER G H, blacksmith 
 BRIDQES H J, boots and shoes and 
 
 hairdresser 
 CRABTREE S H, furniture and bed- 
 ding nnd postiniister 
 Davis HAP, justice of the peace and 
 watchmaker 
 
 "EEL RIVER ECHO," W H Runnels 
 
 publishor 
 FEIQENBAUM J & BRO, gen mdse 
 
 FELT T D, livery s.ablo and physi^ 
 
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 Fields J L, paator U B Church 
 GILL A M, gen mdse, hardware and 
 
 agricultural implements 
 (Jrav George, market * 
 
 KEYSER & CO (Rufus Kcyser ^nd' S> 
 
 H Little) hot«-l 
 
 KIMBALL JOSEPH B, grist and saw- 
 mill < 
 IjeachF, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 LEVINOER M, agt W U Tel Co i 
 MIDDLETON THOMAS, liquon 
 MILLER JACOB, cooperage 
 
 PERROTT MATHEW, livery and 
 
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 Perrv A M Mrs, millinery 
 PEaRY P, carriage maket 
 Reynolds — , bootmaker 
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 BXnniELS W H. propr "Ed Riverl 
 Echo " and dealer in varieties 
 
 Siapson Georse, harneaa maker 
 
 Smith A I\ blacksmith 
 
 TYBHELL A J, drugs and varieties, 
 and a^t W, F & Co 
 
 Va'i .Sickle Thos, saloon 
 
 WEEKS TgT.TJATT , liquors 
 
 White Emery, bootmaker 
 
 Roseville, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY, 
 
 A small agricultural town at the junc 
 tiuu of the Oregon Diviaioa and the muiu 
 line of the Central Pucitic Kailroad, 18 
 miles from Sacramento. 
 
 BERBiT JHO C, carriage, house and 
 
 sign painter 
 BEART T A, saloon and barber 
 BLAIR JESSE, liquors and billiards 
 Fitzgerald J M, blacksmith and wagon 
 
 Jones Thos E, agt C P R E, W, F & Co 
 and VV U Tel Co 
 
 EEEHNER CHARLES, blacksmitli 
 
 and propr Double "A" Hi>rrow 
 LEWIS WMi blacksmith and wagon - 
 
 maker 
 Miles Nathan, restaurant 
 Moore & Elliott, livery stable and sa- 
 loon 
 NEFF D S, Eoseville Hotel 
 Neher Si Co, harrow makers 
 Niles Wm B, phy&ician 
 Pierce Mrs M C, restaurant and varieties 
 PRATT J D, gen mdse and post 
 
 master 
 Scott .Tames, meat market 
 Scott W, (i olden Kagle Hotel 
 THOMAS & SON, gen mdso 
 WATSON J R & CO, liquors 
 
 Aough and Ready, 
 
 NEVADA COCNTT, 
 
 Is an agricultural and mining town, 8 
 miles southwest of Nevada City, on the 
 Marysville stage road. 
 
 Crowell C H, school teacher 
 Hill — , shoemaker and harness 
 Melbourne E L, saloon 
 S chlot tleaur E ti, gen mdse 
 SCHRODER JOHN F, gen mdse and 
 
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 Stein W, dry goods 
 Single J, blacksmith 
 
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 SACRAMENTO COUNTY, 
 A postoflSce on the S. & P. K. E., 13 
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 Bryan A W, stock dealer 
 
 Carpenter E (i, capitalist 
 
 Dougherty W J, constable and collector 
 
 Hicks G D, miller 
 
 Mahew Leon, saloon 
 
 Menke A, hop grower 
 
 Patterson A D, justice of peace, post- 
 master and agent Sacramento & Plac- 
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 Routier James, fruit and wine raiser 
 
 Schmidt Herman, blacksmith 
 
 Taylor John B, stock raiser 
 
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 NAPA COUNTY, 
 
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 Hortop H, blacksmith 
 Lockwood F PJ, gen mdse 
 ROBERTS W B, postmaster 
 Smith E B, hotel 
 Wyatt W H, railroad agent 
 
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BUSII^ESS PENMANSHIP 
 
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 SACRAMENTO COUNTY. 
 
 Situated on the cast bank of the Sac- 
 rnmcnto river, in the lovely valley bear- 
 ing the same name, is the handsome 
 capital of the Golden State. Until the 
 year 1870, she was the western tirminus 
 of the Central Pacific Railway, the na- 
 tion's grandest highway; but with the 
 construction and immediate consolida- 
 tion of the Western Pacific with that 
 line, this honor was surrendered th the 
 "suburban city on the bay,'' and she 
 DOW contents herself with the title of a 
 station, which that event conferred 
 upon her. However, the possession of 
 the machine shops of the powerful cor- 
 poration is a source of great revenue, as 
 there arc constantly employed about 
 1,000 operatives, and through this fact 
 her loss amounts to very little. Besides 
 the Central Pacific, there are several 
 other lines of railway which converge 
 and diverge from the city, and they 
 must ever prove valuable factors in the 
 promotion of her commercial interests. 
 Her position geographically is decidedly 
 favorable, rendering the business men of 
 the city invaluable aid in enlarging their 
 trade, which, in their absence, must be 
 circumscribed to very narrow limits by 
 the competition of >Siin Frauci«co mer- 
 chants. By the energy and enterprise 
 of her .citizens, who have always been 
 alive to the development of their city, 
 slie has reached the second place as a 
 commercial emporium, and we besjieak 
 for her u continued growth and an hon 
 orcd place in the rank of tl le most sub- 
 stantial cities of the coast. Her many 
 avenues of trade are ornamented with 
 splendid structures, well paved with 
 cobble stones and biilli.nntly illuudnated 
 with gas, while many of them are tra- 
 versecl by lines of street railway, and 
 well drained by an excellent system of 
 8ewer:igo. In the residence portions of 
 the place the roomy yards, studded with 
 palms and ferns, and ablaze in most 
 seasons of the year with rare tiowera, 
 there are many objects of attraction. 
 In the possession of magnificent private 
 homes, Sacramento will compare favor- 
 ably w ith any city of the same size in 
 tiie Union. The railroad depot, con- 
 structed in the summer of 187i^, and the 
 beautiful capitol building are features 
 of the place that deserve special notice. 
 The former is composed principally of 
 iron and glass, is upwards of SOU feet in 
 length, and is conveniently subdivided 
 into compartmeuta peculiar to itself. 
 
 The latter is a handsome structure, very 
 commodious and attractively situated in 
 lovely grounds, and surmounted by a 
 dome, ISO feet in bight. Its cost was 
 in the neighborhood of $5,000,000. The 
 city is also well supplied with dailv 
 and weekly newspapers, the "Record- 
 Union," a morning piper, taking rank 
 in age. The " Bee, ' an evening jour- 
 nal, is a sprightly sheet, and the "tState 
 Democrat," a Democratic publication, 
 issued in the morning, and the "Jour- 
 nal," a German semi-weekly, ably 
 represents the class in whose interest 
 it is published. The press of the city 
 is a credit to it, and the circulation 
 of the papers show an appreciation 
 that is commendable. The con- 
 struction in the past year of many 
 substantial business houses and resi- 
 dences, and the contemplated investment 
 of capital in similar improvements the 
 
 {)rcsent year, is a happy commentary on 
 ler future growth. Ihe population is 
 estimated at 'J6,000. 
 
 Abramovich John, fruits, nuts, candies, 
 etc. Third and J 
 
 Abrams & Tuney, contractors and build- 
 ers, 401 M 
 
 AGEERMAN & CO, crockery, glass- 
 ware and plated ware, 62t> J 
 
 ADAMS C E, hay and grain, 727 J 
 
 Adams McNeill & Co, wholesale grocers, 
 Front and L 
 
 Agard J J, insurance, 101 1 Fourth 
 
 Agricultural Park, Alleu Roberts propr. 
 Twentieth 
 
 AITKIN & FISH, marble works, 
 lil7K 
 
 ALBERS CONRAD, naloon, rm K 
 
 Albion House, Mrs R Mazeaux proprie- 
 tress, 510 K 
 
 ALEXANDER D E, atty at law and 
 notary public, NE cor Fourth and J 
 
 Alexander Mrs Mary, tailor, 806 K 
 
 Alexander S, clothing, 800 K 
 
 Alfaro Isidore, saloon, cor Front and P 
 
 Allen David, agent VV U Tel Co, Capitol 
 
 Allen J F, ma«ager W U Tel Co, Second 
 bet J and K 
 
 Allen J H, bootmaker, 820^ K 
 
 ALLEN ROBERT, lessee Agricultural 
 Park and liquors. Twentieth and G 
 
 Allmond John D, sewing machines and 
 cloves, SOtt J 
 
 Allmond Miss Katie,photograph colorer, 
 806 J. 
 
 ALSIP E Ki secretary Occidental and 
 Union Building and Loan Associa- 
 tions, 1016 Fourth 
 
 ALTHOUSE JOSIAH, Baloon, lOOS 
 
 Fourth 
 
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 (H D PORT WINE, H. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis SU S. F. 
 
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 Amnrionn BiMe Society, 1023 Ninth 
 AMERICAN EAOLE HOTEL, T S 
 
 Wilkiiisoa propr, J and Twelfth 
 Anderioii & Bt>r^, p tinters, 810 K 
 Anduivon J, meichaiit tuiior, 1018^ 
 
 iSixth 
 ANDEBSOK ft JOHNSON, fnaliion- 
 
 ahlu inon^liant tailorH, lUlti 8oveuth 
 Anderson Rev T H B, clergyman M E 
 
 South 
 ANDEASON W A, attorney at law, 
 
 NE cor Thinl und J 
 
 ANOBEW A, mannger Continental 
 
 Oil anil Trausportutiun Co, 07 and OU 
 
 Front 
 Andrews Asa P, secretary Sacramento 
 
 Pioneer Association, Seventh bet J 
 
 nnd K 
 Annis 'f hos, wood and coal yard, 420 K 
 Anuido Hot<'l, Thomas Guinoau propr, 
 
 Se<!ond l)ot .1 and K 
 ABMSTRONQ J W, attorney ct law, 
 
 ABHSTRONG THOMAS, harness and 
 
 suddl.ry, 1104.1 
 ARNOLI) JACOB, Second Street Meat 
 
 Market, Second and N 
 Arnold J M, insurance broker, 1011 
 
 Fourth 
 Arnold M R, restaurant, 1019 Second 
 ASHER J,photo£r!iplicr, 810 J 
 ASH ROBERT W, carriage painter, 
 
 1115J 
 Atkin>4on E C, president Sacramento 
 
 Business College, 710 I 
 AYhtiY J M, president Capital Fur 
 
 uitiire Co, 010 J 
 
 AXTELL FRANK, manufr Goode 
 
 nou;rh Bed Sprinif, 622 K 
 Buokus •Samuel W, adjutant general, 
 
 Capitol 
 
 Bailey Josrph, agent for the.itre, 423 K 
 Biiilcy W li, harnesxmuker, 1030 K 
 Baker B, hotel, 818 K 
 
 BAKER & HAMILTON, hardware, 
 
 n)j!ri>-.ultural implements, wagons, etc, 
 
 10:», 111, 113 and 115 J 
 
 Baldwin C C, grocer, NE cor Twelfth 
 
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 Baldwin W H, physician, 1029 Second 
 Baptinte J ft Co, cigar mannfa, 320 K 
 BAT^IBER M, hay and grain. Eleventh 
 
 and J 
 Barnes Chas, cigars, tobacco, sacks, etc, 
 
 910 J 
 Baron Chas L, barber, 624 K 
 BARRT JNO, liqnors, lOS K 
 Bnrtlett J A, manAger Studebaker Bros 
 
 Mannfacturing Co, 217 and 219 J 
 WART.TeW. GEO A> propr Fountain Liv- 
 ery Stiibles, 10 04 an d 1006 J 
 BASLER MARTIN, saddler »nd bar 
 nessmuker, 1003 K 
 
 BATCHELOR, VAN OELDER ^ 
 
 GO, miinufs, (for Pucifio Coast), Spring 
 Tooth Harrows and Cultivators, and 
 dealers in agricultural implumoutj 
 
 s;02K 
 BATES GEO E, attorney at law, 914 
 
 Fifth 
 BATES GEO ft CO, hardware and 
 
 agricultural implements, '103 and 
 
 ^07 J 
 Bauer Bros, tinners and coppersmithi 
 
 729 K 
 Baumle Frederick, cooked meats, 426 J 
 Bayer & Co, grocers. Second and 
 
 BAYER EMIL, grocer. Second and 
 
 Bi*als H S, photographer, 415 J 
 
 Beard M li & Co, 8tationer>, news, etc 
 312J 
 
 Bearnson N, stoveo, fumitnre, crockery, 
 glassware, tinware, etc, 829 J 
 
 BEATTY H 0, receiver U S land 
 oHice, Fourth and J 
 
 BEAUMONT DUNCAN, land agent, 
 1018 Seventh 
 
 Buckman VVm, president Peoples' Sav- 
 ings Bank, Fourth and J 
 
 BELL ft KOLLIKER, druggists, SW 
 
 cor Sixth and J 
 Bummercr August, cutler, 519 K 
 BENING BROS, furniture, bedding, 
 
 crockery, glassware, (new and second 
 
 hand), etc, 1019 Fourth 
 
 BENNETT ft HAftVEY, propr Sac- 
 ramento Sign ^Vcrks, Ws.i Tenth 
 
 Bennett Mrs H. proprictrAs Larduer 
 b uildin g, Fifth and K 
 
 BENNETT I, fruit, candy, cigars and 
 tobacc, ".>20 J 
 
 Beniiott Miss M, dressmaker, I and Sev- 
 enth 
 
 Bennett Michael, saloon, 807 J 
 
 Bontlcy Rev Robert, clergyman, (Metho- 
 dist) 
 
 Berck L P, grocers, N\V cor Thirteenth 
 amlK 
 
 Bcrgmann A, picklo and vinegar fac- 
 tory, L 
 
 Bcrkoy T H, county clerk, Court House 
 
 Bernard H M, blacksmith and carriage 
 raakera, L and Sixth 
 
 Bertin Mrs E, drossmaker, 919 Fifth 
 
 Bertin P, upholsterer, 919 Fifth 
 
 Bcttencourt J S A, barber, 1031 Front 
 
 Bien Louis, dry goods, SW cor J and 
 Eighth « 
 
 Biewener & Hagemann, meat market, 
 B'onrth and M 
 
 BILLINGS E L ft CO, wholesale li- 
 nuors, 417 K 
 
 EILUNGSLEY ft CO, wood and wil- 
 low ware, 311 and 313 J 
 
 BINOAT MRS E 0, teacher of draw- 
 ing, Ninth and K 
 
 H. WACHHORST calls attention SHwSlSZSS'- 315 J SI 
 
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 Ctdifornin — Sacramento. 
 
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 725 
 
 Bishop Chai E, county nipt schools, 
 Court House 
 If BU'^siog & Guthria, propr Capital Hotel, 
 Suveath and K 
 
 Blue lUnl, bootblack, Alo Vaults Bar- 
 ber Shop, 302 J 
 
 Bohan J, rostuurant, 45 Second 
 
 Boeckliott' O, dyeiug and cloauia;^, 
 
 m K 
 
 Bohl Potor, real estate and ins, 3^5 J 
 Bnhror Josonh, linuors, fi*^2 K 
 BOND & HtJNTSMAN, millinery and 
 fancy goods, 523 J 
 
 BOOTH & CO, wholesale groccrn, Front 
 Tlii« iii the oldest firm in the city; flrst 
 established in the Spring of 1850, und< r 
 the stylo of •' Forshee, Booth & Co.," 
 composed of John Forsbec, L. A. Booth 
 and Job Dye. The tvro latter gentle 
 men retiretl in the Spring of 1851. 
 About the sauio period Chiirtcs Smitii 
 and Newton Booih established busi- 
 ness under the namoof Smith ft Booth. 
 After the tire of \!^5J, L. A. Booth 
 lH:came u meml)er of the tirm, which 
 was then known us Booth & Co. 
 Kleinlians & Co., established in 1852: 
 Theodore P. and D. Kleinliams, part- 
 ners. The latter firm united witii the 
 Kleitihans coii8titutin<{ the tirm. The 
 KUinhaiiB retired in 18tiO, and Newton 
 l!ooth again entered the tirm. L. A 
 Booth an<l T. L. Barker retired from 
 the tirm in 1802, and .1. T. (Jli>ver be- 
 came a member. This tirm still con- 
 tinues, and that, too, with all the 
 surroundings of prosperity. Its busi- 
 ness relations extend not oaly through 
 the northern and southern counties of 
 the State, but also through the entire 
 State of Nevada. The tiim idso do 
 Imsi:ies8 in San Francisco, under the 
 firm name of VV. W, Dinlgc & Co. 
 
 Borchers W F, brewer, NE cor Twelfth 
 anilH 
 
 Bostwick E R, lodgings and restaurant, 
 1117 Fourth 
 
 Bottoniley J M, Delivery Co. 820 K 
 
 BOWERS & LONOASiAUaH. Capital 
 
 Ale Vaults, 302 J 
 Bowers Mrs, physician, 919 1 
 BOTD MRS J W, dressmaker, 505 J 
 BOYD THOS, confectioner, 824 J 
 Boyle Miss Katie, dressmaker, 
 
 Ei'hth 
 Boyiie Wm, marble works, 712 K 
 Brag & Almond, pattern making 
 
 wood turning, 1107 Ninth 
 Brandt A, lailies' underwesir, 507 J 
 Brannon ft Rooney, carriage factory, 
 
 1107 ami 1109 Seventh 
 Brenillin A, baker, 1128 I bet Eleventh 
 
 and Twelfth 
 
 1014 
 
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 BREUNEB JOHK, furniture and bed- 
 ding, (i04 to U08 K. 
 
 BREWER A, Eagle Hotel, 1 J 19 to 
 1«2I Front 
 
 BREWER B B, dentist, 628J J 
 
 BREWER U T & GO. fruit and pro- 
 duce merchants, 130 and 1^2 J, cor 
 Second 
 
 Brigi'S \V A, physician, 212 J 
 
 BBlGQS W E, oculist and aurist, 
 42i»i J 
 
 Brooklyn Hotel, J E Mooney propr, 83 
 and 87 Frimi 
 
 Brothers Misses, millinery, Gil J 
 
 Brown Bros, bl.icksmiths and wagon- 
 makers, 9*.0 K 
 
 BROWN B F. propr Bruce House, 
 1018 J 
 
 Brown Daniel, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker, 9i0 K 
 
 Br.)wn I S, atty at law, NE cor Third 
 and J 
 
 Brown Isaac, s.lloon, 1214 J 
 
 Brown J l{. iusuranc, l(tO(i Fourth 
 
 BROWN MISS EMMA, hair goods 
 
 and hiiirdresser, 517 K 
 Brown Mrs V A, ludies' hairdresser, 
 
 1020 Fifth 
 BROWN W B C, atty at law and not- 
 ary public, IOI8SovHuth 
 BRVCE HOUSE. B F Brown propr, 
 
 10I8J 
 Bmner Klwood, ntty at law, G28i J 
 BRYDINO PETER, Tremo.it Hotel, 
 
 112 and 114 J 
 Bucikley Henry L, dist atty, Court 
 
 House 
 Buckley p. T. tailor, 716 K 
 BUCKOWEJnL & CO, wholesale 11- 
 
 qiiors, 725 K 
 Budil & Forrest, fish, 5 Front 
 Bull«rd Ben Jr, brass foundry and 
 
 finisher. 918 Third 
 Bursjhardt A 1>, pUbter, I and Seventh 
 BURKE M A,n"mager for Sidsun,VVal- 
 
 liice & Co. 129 J 
 BURNS D M, secretary of state, 
 
 Ci<pitol 
 Burr E A. hay and grai'i, 815 and 817 -T 
 BUSH EJD N, cigars and tob.icco, 320 J 
 
 BUSH OEO T. gas fixtures, plumbers' 
 
 Wiire and sanitary supplies, 324 J 
 Bush Norton, artist. Sixth and K 
 
 BUTTERFIEU) & WHITE, grocers, 
 
 J au<l Tenth 
 Ciiduc Phil, coal, soda, ale, etc, 1009 
 
 Third 
 Cadwulader Edward k Co, brokers, 
 
 229 J 
 CADWALADER OEO, atty at law, 
 
 NE cor Third and J 
 Cadwalader & Parsons, real estate and 
 
 ins, 229 J 
 
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 Calluhun D £, county treasurer, Court 
 
 House 
 CALLIHAN MBS P A, millinerj, 
 
 (il3 J 
 Calvyii ft Clnpman, sign and ornamental 
 
 pn inters, I1U7 Second 
 Cumphcll Fred M, state s'lpt schools, 
 
 Capitol 
 Cuniplittll John, furnituro, 40S) K 
 Campljoll M, grocer, 1312 I'ifth 
 Cantwell W 1{, utty at law, NE cor Third 
 
 and J 
 
 CAPITAL FURNITURE CO, furni- 
 turo, J M Ave:';' pres, GI(5 J 
 
 Capwfll H C ft Co, picture frames, 
 moldintrn, etc, 728 K 
 
 Capital Hotel, Blessing ft Guthrie proprs, 
 SW Seventh and K 
 
 Capital Ice and Coal Co, 920 and i)2i 
 Fourth 
 
 CAPITAL SOAP CO. Withington & 
 Biigley proprd. Front and O 
 
 Capital Woolen Mills, H Tryon 
 Sixteenth and E, and 822 J 
 
 CARET JOHN T, atty nt law, real 
 
 estate and in» ngt, lOOU Fourth 
 Carlo & Croly, oarpeat<^rs, 1114 Second 
 Carroll J H, warehouse, NW cor Ele- 
 
 ventti and B 
 Carroll J & Son, marble works, 1029 
 
 Sixth 
 Cary VV W, watches and jewelry, guns, 
 
 etc. Second bet J and K 
 CASET & CRONAN.wholesale liquors, 
 
 218 K 
 Casselli A, bootmaker, 216 J 
 Castorf Mrs L, lodging house, 300 K 
 Castro J M ft Son, wood and coal, L 
 
 and Fourth 
 Castro M, wood, 1617 Front t 
 
 Caswell & Landaborough, propr Sacra- 
 mento Transfer Co, 524 K 
 Caswell VVm A, city bill poster. 524 K 
 
 CATLIN & HAMBURGER, attys at 
 
 law, i07 J 
 CHADDERDON J L, paints, oils, var- 
 
 niith and window glass, wall paper, 
 
 etc, 2at K 
 CHANDLER L C, real estate and ins, 
 
 2'/7 J 
 CHESLEY W, wholesale liquors and 
 
 groceries, 51 Front 
 CHRISTIAN BROS, conductors of the 
 
 Sacramento Institute 
 Christiansen ft Bro, market, 708 J 
 Church ft Junes, orchestra, 812 K 
 City Hotel, Andrew Noone propr, 311 K 
 City Water Works, Jusiah Johnson 
 
 supt, Front and I 
 Clark ft Venable, attya at law, Third 
 
 and J 
 
 CLARK J FRANK, undertaker. 1017 
 
 Fourth 
 Clark J no J, architect, 403 J 
 CLARK ROBERT C, superior judge. 
 
 Court House 
 Clatt Wm, bootmaker, 206 K 
 Claussonius ft Co, saloon, 914 K 
 CLAllTON M F, physician and propr 
 
 Pacific Water Cure, Seventh antl L 
 Clinch C, sawHler, 821 K 
 Clune«s W 11, physician, 1029 Second 
 CLUNIE THUS J (Curtis ft Clunie) 
 COLEMAN J 0, exchange office, stocks 
 
 bought and sold on commission, 325 J 
 COL^MLAN L, fruits, candies, cigars, 
 
 etc, 724 J 
 Coleman W P, real estate and insurance, 
 
 325 J 
 COLES J L & D H, Sacramonto Ice Co, 
 
 1018 t" 1024 K 
 Cofley P J, blacksmith and carriage 
 
 make r, 924 Fourth 
 COFFIELD NICIiES, Park Saloou, 
 
 IKKJJ 
 Coggins P H, atty at law and justice of 
 
 Ijeace, 916 Seventh 
 COHEN BEN, caq)ets, oil cloths, cur- 
 tains, etc, 410 and 421 J 
 Cohn Sam uel, tailor, 1005 K 
 COLLA JULES P, Sacramento Lx- 
 
 change, lOOS Seventh 
 
 COMSTOCK W D, furniture and l)?d- 
 dini; (wholesale and retail), Fifth 
 andK 
 
 Coney S, second-hand goods, 105 K 
 
 Conrad John, watches and jewelry, 
 417 J 
 
 CONRAN JOHN, propr Eldred House, 
 1010 K 
 
 CONSIDINE D J, saloon. Third and K 
 
 Consi^jlire Louis, boarding house, 107 
 Front 
 
 CONTINENTAL OIL AND TRANS- 
 PORTATION CO, A Andrew mana- 
 ger, 67 and 69 Front 
 
 COOK A A, architect, 403 J, NE cor 
 Fourth 
 
 Cook T H, grocer, NE cor Eighth and J 
 
 Cook Thos, barber, 926 K 
 
 COOKE & SON, Pioneer Box Factory, 
 Front and M 
 
 Cooksley - . oculist, O bet Ninth and 
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 Cooley 8 B, laundry, Slater's Addition 
 
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 COOPER D> laloon, Senond and I 
 Co per (leo, poultry, game, flah 
 vagetablen, 516 K 
 
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 tancy 
 
 goods, toys, 
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 music, musical instruments, 
 
 wools, J and Sixth 
 Coojier Wm J, constable, 916 Fifth 
 Coppersmith J H, grocer, SE cor 
 
 cnth and G 
 COFFIN R ft CO, auctioneers and 
 , dealers in secoad-haud furniture, 727 K 
 CORBDT J H, liquors, 218 J 
 COBDANO JOHN, bootblack, 424 J 
 Corrada B, hotel, 1225 Front 
 Cordes Ernest, hotel, SE cor Twelfth 
 
 and I 
 CORRAL SALOON, ChasNessel propr, 
 
 llUH'hird 
 CossR, stair builder, 1117, Fourth 
 Counts J P, atty at law, I and Seventh 
 Coy Z L, feed stable, 1226 J 
 Crime S S, physici.ui, 1 101) Fifth 
 CRAVENS ROBT 0, state Librarian. 
 
 Capitol 
 Crescent City Hotel, J E Dixon propr, 
 
 U21 and 02:) J 
 Crocker B 1{, C P R R and P I store 
 
 honsp, 101 Front 
 CROCKER H S & CO, priutcrs and 
 
 8t:itiouer8, 208 and 210 J 
 CRONIN W F propr Golden Eagle 
 
 Restaurant, 616 K 
 
 CROSS SAMUEL, atty at law and 
 
 searcher ot icconU, 421) J 
 Crowell & Caverly, auction and com- 
 mission, N\V cor Fourth and J 
 Crowley Juo, 8 dooii, 1410 {"rout 
 Cunningham A J, builermaker, 212 and 
 
 214 1 
 CUNNINGHAM J, carriage painter, 
 
 lllOK 
 Curtis Mrs A C, school teacher, (pri- 
 vate), 604 L 
 CURTIS & CLUNIE, attys at law, 
 
 !»20 Sixth 
 CURTIS N OREENE, (Curtis & 
 
 Clunie) 
 Dnhringer k Brown, blacksmiths and 
 
 wagonmakers, 1 1 1 3 J 
 "DAILY RECORD UNION" Sacra 
 
 mcnto Publishing Co proprs. Third bet 
 
 J and K 
 DALE & CO. music, toys, zephyr 
 
 wools., fancy g^ods, etc, 625 J, twenty 
 
 seventh year in business 
 Daly .1 S, saloon, 426 K 
 DALT MRS J M, dress and cloak 
 
 maker, 1012 Third 
 DanG;!er Chas, saloon, 1025 T ird 
 DASSONVILLE FRED, manager 
 
 Marcus C Hawley &. Co, 213 J 
 DAUOHERTT & CO. grocers, 907 
 
 and 90J Front 
 
 Davis k Hogan, restauran'ti, 302 K 
 DAVIS J F & SON, oarriuges, 1013 and 
 
 1016 J 
 DAVIS J rOi furniture and beddings 
 
 411 K 
 DAVIS RICHMOND, r«al estata aid: 
 
 insurance, 402 J 
 DAVIS S H, hardware, 704 J 
 DAVIS ft SMITH, stoves, and" tin* 
 
 ware, 826 J 
 Davis Wm J, official court re^iortftr and, 
 
 notary public. Court House 
 
 DeBARNARDID ft CO, fruitr; fish. 
 
 vegetubles, poultry, fam^ produce, etc, . 
 
 30^ and 310 K 
 De LONOE JB. Diana Saloon, 521 K 
 Dennery Alphonse k Co, crockery. 
 
 618J 
 Denson S C, superior judge, Cdnrt. 
 
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 "DENTAL JAIRUS," W OThrailkiU 
 
 itiitor iin<l publisher. Sixth and- K. 
 T)£RMAN ft ZIEOLER, Sacramento 
 
 Boer Hall, 407 K 
 Desove J B, b>)otmaker, 1011 Nintb< 
 Deuel S A, physician, 407 J 
 DEVINE J C, Capital Marble Works, 
 
 722 K 
 DEVINE MARTIN, grocer, SW cor 
 
 Sixth and N 
 Didiou John, liquors, 414 J 
 Diefeiibacher k Newman, barbers and 
 
 baths, 223 K 
 Dierasen D, grocer, SE cor Ninth and L 
 Diorssen & Toland, groceries, SW cor 
 
 Seventh and E 
 DIETERLE ED, Fifth Avenue Honse^ 
 
 1015 Fifth 
 Dietrich k Rump, pror Ebner's Hotol, 
 
 116 and 118 K 
 Dingley N, coffee and spico mill, 113 I 
 Dixon J E, propr Crescent City Hotel. 
 
 621 and 623 J 
 DODGE V C, Star Glove Factory. 
 
 101)5 K 
 Dohn Charles, saloon, 90S K 
 
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 DOLE NICK, propr Oak Hall,^ four 
 
 miles from Sacramento 
 Dombrowcr S, t vilor, 203 K 
 Donahue John, grocery, NE corTwelftli 
 
 and D 
 DONOVAN MISS E, dress and cloak- 
 maker, 1020 Eighth 
 I Donovan J, liquors, SW cor !>■ and' 
 
 Third 
 Dorney M L, boot and shoomaker.^ 1305 
 
 Fourth 
 DORSET H W, barber, 1319 Front 
 Doraey L P, Fountain Saloon,. 1006.J 
 Dough«r^y Mrs Ann, lodgings,. 122 I£ 
 Doyle Jchn, horseshoer. 1021 K 
 Dreman & S'liels, house paintor.. ITIS J 
 Drew N L, & Co; lumber. Second and S£ 
 
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 H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines. 302 Davis Street S. F. 
 
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 DTTCoINa Eugene, hairdresser. 
 
 431 K 
 Diiif/ Jdim H, otty at law, Seventh 
 
 and J 
 DTJNLAP ISAIAH, Golden Eagle Hair 
 
 drosjing iSaloon, 621 K 
 Duul.ip I'rcsli'jr, (Dunlay & Van Fleet) 
 Dunli'P & Van Fleet, uttya ut law, 
 
 ()03i 
 Dwinell Rev I E, clergyman (Congrega 
 
 tioiial) 
 DWi ER M, lifiuors, cor K and Eighth 
 l>wyer iS, gen mdae, NE cor Sixteenth 
 
 and J 
 Dyer Bros, barbers, 1031 Second 
 
 EA£L,D W & CO. forwarding and 
 
 ci>mmi3.>ion 
 EASTERBROOKS J S. drayman and 
 
 piuiio niovtr ; furniture and piiinos 
 
 moved with care ; order on slate at 
 
 •Singer oftice, 41 1 J 
 EBERHARDT "WM, gunsmith and 
 
 turner, G02 K 
 Ebuit E G, merchant tail >r, 529 J 
 EBNER BROS, wholesale liquorci, 1009 
 
 i*burth 
 Ebiicr's Hotel, Dietricli & Rumpproprs, 
 
 no and 118 K 
 ECKHARDT HENRT, guns, pistol?, 
 
 it.mmuiiition, etc, 523 K 
 Edaerton Henry, atty at law, 209 J 
 EOL A, fruits and confectionery, 510 J 
 Elder B. crocer. Second and N 
 EHMAHN CHRIS, grocer, SW cor M 
 
 and Second 
 EIGHMAN & HOCKEL, barber3,517 K 
 Kilers D \V, (grocer, Teuih andO 
 ELDRED £ P, ctishier State House, 
 
 Tenth and K 
 'RT.'nyRTt H, propr State House, Tenth 
 
 and K 
 ELDRED HOUSE, John Conran pro- 
 prietor, 1010 K 
 Ei.KXJS L & CO, whf-lesjde clothing, 
 
 boots and shots, blankets, etc. Front 
 
 .■nd .r 
 Elliot Archie, grocer, o02 L I 
 
 EIIIOT C W, manager for Friend & 
 
 Terry Lumber Cr, J 310 Second 
 El'is P, bootmaker. Fifth 
 Emery E H, agt Wlieeler & Wilson sew- 
 ing machine:', 527 J 
 Emmons Miss I> H, millinery, 517 J 
 
 EWERS NICHOLAS, grocer, NE cor 
 Thirteenth and H 
 
 EWERS OTTO, Bank Exchange, Sec- 
 ond and K 
 
 Falrti.n Bros, groceries, 8S7 J 
 
 FAIRCHILD MRS S K, dressmak- 
 er, «KH J 
 
 FAIRFIELD MRS CASSIE, dress 
 and cloak maker, 8W cur fcixth and J 
 
 Falkenstc'in J A, bootmaker, 5'J5 K 
 Famsworth W C, sujit city cemetery, 
 
 804 J 
 FarrB A, propr Telegraph House, 1222 J 
 BARREN JOHN, hoiseshocr, blO K 
 FARREN JOHN, blacksmitli, 810 K 
 
 FARR GEO M, propr Mint Saloon, 
 128 K 
 
 FARR G W, (McFarland & Furr), no- 
 tary public. Fourth and J 
 
 Felch \V C, real estate and insurance, 
 1013 Fourth 
 
 FELDHUSEN C, grocoric?. Eighth 
 and L 
 
 Felter Jns I & Co, wholesale lijuora, 73 
 Front l)et K and L 
 
 FERAUT B & CO, groceries. Second 
 and N • 
 
 FerjiUSi)n R C, whitewashcr, 417 M 
 
 FiUno 1*, grocer, Third andQ 
 
 FISH & COLLINS, drugi,i,t3 and 
 uii^nutacturing chemists, 1007 Fourth 
 
 Fisher G S, frnits, nuts, etc, 8i5 J 
 
 FISHER HFNRY, c:.n<ly manufact- 
 urer, 508 J 
 
 FISHER N, machinist and locksmith, 
 4-7 K 
 
 FISK R A, proprietor Pacific Electrical 
 Works, Eiuhtli hot I and J 
 
 FLAHERTY PETER, s hon, 024 J 
 
 Flemud.ig Frank, barber, 1008 K 
 
 FLOHR A, guns, pibtols and ammuni- 
 tion, 10:4 Sixth ; p.ir»soU and urn- 
 brelliis, I0-.2 Sixth 
 
 FLOHR CHAS, guns, pistols and am- 
 munition, 511 K 
 
 FORD & CLARKE, proprs of "D:.ily 
 btiite Democrat," 'Ihird an<l J 
 
 Forester E H, manager fur Scofitld & 
 Tevis, 07 and 0.) Front 
 
 Foster Albert, nsst supt C P R R Cos 
 steomirs 
 
 Foster A If, groceries, 1118 J 
 
 FOSTER F, iHx.k binder, piper ruler 
 anil bl.nk book mnnufHcturr. 319 .1 
 
 FOUNTAIN LIVERY STABLES, 
 
 Geo A Baskr propr. 1001 ind iOOvi J 
 Fox John, liquors, 1110 Fourih 
 Fox's H< tJ, F N Mertes propriutor, 1115 
 
 Fourth 
 Foy F M, merchant tailor, 4iTi J 
 PRANK'S SALOON, Frank Ruhstallcr 
 
 proj)!-, 4'i2 K 
 Frazer W F, lumber, Fifth an L 
 FREEMAN A C, attorney j.l law, 914 
 
 Fifth 
 FREEM/N & BATES, attys at law, 
 
 910 Fifth 
 FREES JACOB, propr Belvidcro HotLl, 
 
 10.3 frixth 
 Frieilman L E, hairdresser, with Oscar 
 
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 B'riedman M, varieties, 2i8 J 
 
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 C W Elliot matiHger, 1310 fieuoiid aiicl 
 cor Twelfth ami J 
 FRITZ & MILLER, undortakera 
 
 liori K 
 
 Froat A L, U S int rev collector, Sixth 
 
 and K 
 Frost — , clerswman (Baptist) 
 FTTCHS HENRY, varieties, piir-has- 
 
 inj{ agency nud propr Fuchs' Uuir Be- 
 
 sturative, o'2d K 
 Fnchs PottT, cigai-8, 405 K 
 flatos M E, freiulit agt, SPUR, Front 
 OATTMi^Jnf J M & CO. cigars and 
 
 tol»'cc(>, 62.'2 K 
 GARDNER D, wood and coal, NE cor 
 
 Fourth and I 
 GARDNER L & CO, wood and coal, 
 
 iSixth liet K and L 
 GARDNER M, physician, 318 J 
 (liihi iiig Fred, hiirncfis and saddluH, 912 J 
 (Jeoi'ge F a, haiidressar, 1014 J 
 Oeorge M is Jos, groceries, Fifth and N 
 do. r^e Wilbur F, i.tty at law, 401 J 
 Gerbcr Bros, whulcsulo butchers, J and 
 
 Tenth 
 GERBER HENRY, Plaza Moat Mar 
 
 ket, J and Tenth 
 Gerber Win E, county auditor and re 
 
 corder, (.'imrt House 
 GILES J W, hairdresser, lOt K 
 
 GIDLUND & DALEY, painters, 
 ii;.'G J 
 
 (Jicbel Corneliui', bookbinder and paper- 
 box factory. Eighth bet K and L, 
 
 Oillitran Miss, dresainakcr, 513 J 
 
 Gillis 1), lively stable, 917, 919 and 921 
 Eighth 
 
 Gill J B, Sacramento Telephone Ex- 
 chance. 6il7 J 
 
 GILMAN C H, propr Red House, 706 J 
 
 OILMAN J P & CO, clothing, (124 J 
 GILMER THOS W, justice of peace, 
 
 918 Fifth 
 (Jiiisbei'gJSninl, cigars and tobacco, COS J 
 GLASOU L J, >^^cut Domestic Sowing 
 
 Machines, 017 J 
 GUi.'isiin J J, plumbing and gaalittiag 
 
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 GluisiHi Mrs Ellen, hotel, 814 J 
 (ioepel H, bootmaker, 803 J 
 (locings R E, dnii;<-i«*t, Wt J 
 
 GOU)EN EAGLE HOTEL, F A Horn 
 
 l)lower pn)pr, N W cor F and K 
 
 GOLDEN EAOLE RESTAURANT, 
 
 W PCrouinpn.pr, 010 K 
 Goldman S, groceries. Second and J 
 Gonuet A, SE cor L and Sec >nd 
 600DELL N D. architect, Seventh bet 
 
 J and K 
 GOODHUE A P, manager Sacramento 
 
 Lumber Co, Second but L and M 
 Guusner B, billiard table manuf, 515 K 
 
 GOTTORSKIW,junk, sacks, metal &c, 
 
 Fifth and I 
 Gottiiet S, meat market. Seventh and N 
 Gouldiu Thos, teacher of phonography 
 
 and barber, 804 K 
 Grafmiller A, feed stable, 1016 Ninth 
 ORAFM, ivory turner, 10!i5 Fourth 
 Grahler John, liquors, 522 J 
 
 GRANGERS' CO-OPERATIVE 
 BUSINESS ASSOCIATION, W H 
 
 Heveuer manager, gcu mdae aud agri- 
 cultural im|)lemetits, 1000 K 
 
 Grangci's' Sti^ble, Robt Hill propr, 1117 
 Seventh 
 
 (>rant Mrs, drc!>8maker, 1015 Sixth 
 
 Gray C A D, cutler, 319 K 
 
 Greene S A, feed stable, 1019 J 
 
 Gree'i k Traiiior, meat market, 124 K 
 
 GREER E & CO, groceriua, MW cor 
 Ninth and K 
 
 GREGORY J, fruit and produce,* 1£G 
 and 128 J 
 
 Gregory Rev, clergyman (Baptist) 
 
 GREINER GEO, piano tuner and re- 
 pairer, 1019 Ninth 
 
 ORIESEL JACOB, harness and saddles, 
 10.2 J 
 
 GRIFFITH S J, Pony Exchange, 75 
 Front, bot K & L 
 
 Gross Frank W, ckrk of supreme court 
 
 GROTH JAMES H, Forest Saloon, 
 415 K 
 
 Gruhler E & Co, brewery, SE cor Six- 
 teenth and K 
 
 Gruliler aud Solli iger, ico and coal, 91^0 
 Fourth 
 
 Guineau Thos, propr Arcade Hotel, Sec- 
 ond bet J aud K 
 
 Guinn W H, b .rber, 1010 Fourth 
 
 Gullion D H, grocor, NW cor Twelfth 
 and I 
 
 Gunu E, blacksmiUi, 212 and 214 I 
 
 GUTENBEBGER WM, Sacr^amento 
 Foumlry, cor Front and N 
 
 Guth George, grocer, 1131 Twelfth, 
 c<>r I 
 
 GUTHRIE BROS, plumbers, roofers 
 aud tiunerd, 1'.7 J 
 
 Hale Bros & Co, dry goods 812 K 
 
 Habcrkorn W, t.'.ilor, 127 J 
 
 HAHN JNO, saloon, 924 Second 
 
 HAINES G, justice of the peace, 1018 
 Fourtli 
 
 Haller Oinl, saloon, 1014 Third 
 
 HALL MRS J R, ladies' hairdresser, 
 5:54 J 
 
 HALL, LUHRS & CO, importers and 
 wliolesalu grocers, 228 and 230 K cor 
 Third 
 
 HAMBURGER A, dry goods (People's 
 Storrf), GOO J cor 8ixth 
 
 Hamilton Ed R, cashier Sacramento Sav- 
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 HAMILTON W H, architect, 627 J 
 Hammer L K. music and musical iistru- 
 
 ments, 820 J 
 HAMMEA M S, druggist, Fourth and K 
 Humm Mrs Maggie, liquors, 313 L 
 Hanly J W, Cronk beer, Fifth and I 
 HANNAN P, atty at law, 625 I 
 flanuou Owen, saloon, 325 K 
 Hanrahan M, wood and coal, L and 
 
 Eitrhth 
 HANSON OTTO, merchant tailor, 408 J 
 Uardesty Thos, fruit and confectionery, 
 
 cigars cand t!>bacco, 830 K 
 HarKins Juo P, poultry, fruit &c, Sixth 
 
 and K 
 HABLET JAMES, junk, metals, sacks 
 
 etc, 918 K 
 HARPER THOS, boots and shoes, 323 J 
 Harris L K, liquors. Tenth and K 
 Harrison T E, restaurant, 306 J 
 HART ALBERT, Governor's private 
 
 secretary, Capitol 
 Hart A L, atty-general, Capitol 
 HARTMAN G PHIL. Oriental Mar 
 
 ket, 418 K 
 
 HARTWELL, HOTCHKISS & 
 
 STALKER, Sacramento Planing 
 
 Mills, Front and Q 
 Harvey Mrs S A, Plaza Glove Factory, 
 
 lOOi) Tenth 
 HASTENPLUO P J, saloon, SE cor 
 
 T went ieth and H 
 HASWELL & AMSDEN, Pantheon 
 
 Saloon, 1022 Fourth 
 Hatch F W, physician, 318 J 
 Hathaway A, carpet-beating machine, 
 
 O and Twelfth 
 Hawley Mrs A M, dressmaker, M liet 
 
 Fifth and Sixth 
 
 HAWLEY MARCUS C & CO, hard 
 
 ware and agricultural implements, 21 1 
 
 to 215 J 
 Hayden C C, conveyancer, real estate, 
 
 fi re an d life ins, 17 J 
 HATFORD BROS & CO, gen mdse, 
 
 J and Ninth 
 Haymond & Allen, attys at law. Fourth 
 
 and J 
 HAYS BROS, stoves, tinware, plumb- 
 ers and gaaiiltcrs, 1122 J 
 Heath J 15, watches and jewelry, 820 J 
 Hector John, saloon, 1017 Tenth 
 Hector J O, liquors, 314 K 
 Heilbron A, sheriff. Court House 
 Heilbrou Bros, wholesale butchers, G19 J 
 H eilbr on Fred, meat market, 01 'J J 
 HEINRICH CHAS, groceries, 301 L 
 HEISEN C, Court Exchange, I and 
 
 Seventh 
 Hellenize W, wood and coal, N bet Third 
 
 and Fourth 
 Hellinge Wm, wood, N bet Third and 
 
 Fourth 
 
 Henessy P J, grocer, 2330 K 
 Henry A G, physician, Tenth and J 
 Henschel J, carriage trimmer, 1111 
 
 Eighth 
 Hermm F, liquors, 708 K 
 HERZOQ PHIL, City Meat Market, 
 
 118J 
 HEVENTiR W H, manager Grangers' 
 
 Co-operative Business Association, 
 
 1000 K 
 Hey man Arnold, agt Stein way & Son's 
 
 Pianos, 620 I 
 Heyum H, cigars and tobacco, 602 J 
 HICKMAN P L. real estate and in- 
 surance, 1005 Fourth 
 Higgs Mrs M L, lodjings, 419 J 
 Hillard C, butcher, Third and L 
 Hill & Cornell, grocers, 922 J 
 HILL J F, manufr of and dealer in 
 
 wagons and carriages, Thirteenth 
 
 and J 
 HILL ROBT, propr Grangers' Stable, 
 
 1117 Seventh 
 Hines E, varieties, 1028 H bet Tenth 
 
 and E leventh 
 HINKSON ADD C, atty at law and 
 
 notary public, 627 J 
 
 HIRSH MARKS, junk, 8I3 J 
 
 HOBBY & HARPER, white bronze 
 monuments, filters and coolers, 329 J 
 
 HOCKWELL PETER, Jersey Res 
 taurant, 1317 Front 
 
 Hodgdon T G, atty at law, 625 I 
 
 Hodgdon W, propr Mansion House, 
 Seventh bet I and J 
 
 HOEHN JACOB, coal, 513 and 515 I 
 
 HOFFMANN A, boots and shoes, 
 609 K 
 
 Hoit N S, musician, 1021 Fourth 
 
 Hook & Falconer, contractors and car- 
 penters. SE cor I r .d Seventh 
 
 Hook Wm, carpenter, Fourth bet K 
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 HOLBROOK, MERRILL & STET- 
 SON, stoves, tinware and metals, 221 
 
 and 223 J 
 HOLL S SOLON, atty at law. Sixth 
 
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 Holman, Stanton & Co, agricultural 
 
 imi)lemcnts and hardware. Second 
 
 and J 
 
 HOPFE HENRY, carriage painter, 
 
 1013 Ninth 
 HOPPER P J, atty at law and notary 
 
 public. Fourth and J 
 Hopping W C, postmaster. Fourth 
 
 and K ' 
 
 HORNBLOWER F A, propr Golden 
 
 Eagle Hotel, NW cor Seventh and K 
 HOTJOHTON W A & C S, wholesale 
 
 booksellers and stationers, 615 J 
 Houston ft Co, employment olHce, 1112 
 
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 HOVEY J J, jeweler and watchmaker, 
 
 1023 Tenth 
 Howard House, K bet Front and Second 
 Howard k Sellers, grocers, M and 
 
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 Howe Mrs B, dressmaker, 521 J 
 Howe Mrs Lowell, dressmaker, 1107 
 
 Eighth 
 Hoyt VV H, plumber, 1010 Third 
 HUEBSCHHAN JKO B, Albion Sa- 
 loon. 5IS> K 
 HUGHSON W A. physician, 628 J 
 
 HTTNTINOTON, HOPKINS & CO, 
 
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 to 226 K 
 
 HUNT J A & CO, M St Saw and 
 rianing Mill, M bet Front and Sec- 
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 Huntoon \Vm F, cashier People's Sav- 
 ings Bank, Fourth <ind J 
 
 Hunt W S, young ladies' seminary, 
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 HYMAN J JIl, watches and jewelry, 
 506 J 
 
 Hyman K, jeweler, 404 J 
 
 Hymm M, lamps and varieties, 401 J 
 
 INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, James 
 
 Lansing propr, 320 to 3i6 K 
 
 IN WALL & WALDRON MRS, dress 
 
 and cloak makers, 417 tl 
 JACOBS L. secimdhand clothing, 317 K 
 Jacobs N M, clothing. Fifth and J 
 Jacobs II P, liquorf, S\V cor Second 
 
 and K 
 Jackson S J & J M, t.toves and tinware, 
 
 423 J 
 JACKSON W F, artist, 429i J 
 JelFery 1', grvicories, Front ami N 
 JELLY SAMUEL, watches and jew- 
 
 elrv, 422 J 
 JENNINGS E B, insurance, 1012 
 
 Fourth 
 Jerm.iin VVm, harncssmaker, 1113 Sev- 
 enth 
 Johnson A L, saloon, 904 Second 
 JOHNSON & BLUE, carriage makers, 
 
 iUy Third 
 Johnson D A, hairdresser, 726 J 
 JOHNSON F W, livery, feed and sale 
 
 stable, L l>et Sixth and Seventh 
 
 JOHNSON GROVE L, attorney at law, 
 i»20 Fifth 
 
 JOHNSON & HIGNETT, liquors, 
 
 816 K 
 Johnson J, cutter, 618 J 
 Jolmson Josiah, supt City Water Works, 
 
 Front and I 
 JOHNSON MRS L A> saloon, 804 Sec 
 
 ond 
 JOHNSTON D, land attorney, Fourth 
 
 and J, res SE cor Eleventh and F 
 
 JOHNSTON F H, coffee saloon, 617 K 
 
 Jones C- T, (Martin & Jones) 
 
 Jones & Givens, general agents for the 
 
 Glidden Patent Barb Wire, Tenth 
 
 andK 
 Jones & Ingram, blacksmiths and wag- 
 
 onmakers, 1011 Ninth 
 
 JONES MISS L, straw works, 1003 
 
 Sixth 
 JOSEPH & GRIBBLE, groceries, 
 
 Front and I, liquors. Second and I 
 Kaerth J, boots and shoes, 425 J 
 Kaine Joseph, agent Phil Caduc, 1009 
 
 Third 
 KARNOFSKY & BURTON, hair- 
 dressers, {at Capitol Ale Vaults), 302 
 
 J cor Third 
 KATSCHINSKI B, hairdresser and 
 
 baths, 508 K 
 Katzenstein & Bradley, millinery, 605 J 
 Katzenstein Geo B, G VV secretary I O 
 
 G T, Fourth and J 
 KAY SAMUEL H, merchant tailor, 
 
 50'J K 
 Kearney Mrs James, lodginjr, 212 K 
 Keating J \V, grocer, 1 731 Eleventh 
 Keber Jno, grocer, SE cor Fourteenth 
 
 and G 
 Keber Jacob, grocer, NE cor Tenth 
 
 and F 
 Keepers Mrs J T, dressmaker, flllO Sixth 
 Keller VV B G, attorney at law, 429 J 
 Kello;i2 Ljonard, stoves, luirdware, 
 
 crockery, funiiturs, etc, 819 and 821 J 
 
 KELLOQQ MISS L J, physician and 
 
 propr Electro Vapjr Baths, 1 and Sev- 
 enth 
 KELLY MRS J M, dressmaker, 605 J 
 Kt;lly P, li'iuors. 605 I 
 KENDEL PHILIP, tarber and baths, 
 
 217 K 
 KENFIELD D M, state controller, 
 
 Cipitol 
 KENT MRS G F, boarding, I and 
 
 Seventh 
 KERTH J G, cigar m:inuf and dealer, 
 
 916 J 
 Kerth k Nicolaus, brewers, NE cor 
 
 Twelfth and I 
 KESTNER P R. wholesale produce, 
 
 fruits, vegetables, butter, e fgs, etc, 
 
 322 .) 
 KESTLER MARTIN, blacksmith and 
 
 wiigonmiiker, 1012 and 1014 Ninth 
 Kiilder N A, harbor master 
 Kili-y Wm, shirt maker, 1010 Sixth 
 KILGORE & TRACY, grocers, 913 
 
 and 915 K 
 Kimborly Mrs D C, lodginps, 415^ K 
 Kimze B, bakery, M and Ninth 
 King M J, groceries, SW cor L and 
 
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 Kinny Thos, grocer, 1219 Fourth 
 
 
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 Wtoven anil Ranffrs, 000 dlffenrnt attM, nylw muI 
 
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 KIRK H C & CO. druigists, 416 J 
 KLEBITZ & O&EEN, saloon. 1020 
 
 Fourth 
 KLEES JOHN & CO, mannf^ of Xasli 
 
 & Cutt'a Gr liu Sep irator, 824 K 
 Klein A R, saloon, 918 J 
 Klink C F, (Inijjgist, Sixth an<l K 
 KLTTHE J B, watohua and jewelry, 
 
 226.1 
 Knauer Lorenz, brewery. Ninth an/1 1 
 KNATJTH J, wholesale wines and bran- 
 dies, 81 1 .J 
 KNIGHTS W R, hides, pelts, tallow, 
 
 Fr<>nt and L 
 Koenii^ K, groeer, Fourth an<l O 
 K<>hne Henry, saloon, lOOti Fifth 
 KORN LEWIS, liquors, 5-8 J 
 Kozminsky L. cigars and t' d»acco, 307 K 
 Krebs C H & Co, paints, oils, glass, wall 
 
 p.vp(.'r, etc, 626 .1 
 KAEUZBEROER L. groceiies, 416 K 
 Kripp Fritz, b.,rl)er, 126 K 
 Kr.iptf Win, carriage painter, 913 Eiglitli 
 KUEHNEL M, bootmaker, 928 J, res 
 
 Ninth and T 
 Kunz Peter, propr Empire Nursery, SW 
 
 cor Third and K 
 KUHN WM, propr Central Bjer Hall, 
 
 604 .J 
 Kuhule Wm, carriagemaker, 1114 K 
 Laml>ert J &, Co, grocers. Tenth and K 
 Liimet E, bakery, 910 Fifth 
 Landos F L, city supt of schools. Ninth 
 
 andK 
 Lsindrum Mrs JT, boarding house, 1116 
 
 Third 
 L ind VVm, jiropr Western Hotel, 203 to 
 
 21l»K 
 Luug (tco F, agent and collector, Fourth 
 
 and L 
 LANQ JACOB, steam dyeing and clean- 
 ing works; <-ountry work promptly 
 
 attended to, 714 .1 
 LANSING JAS. propr Intcr^iational 
 
 Hotel, .^20, 32'2, 324 ;iiid 326 K 
 Liiraway O O, grocerifs, S-ixth and N 
 
 LARKIN JOHN N, proi)r " Sacra- 
 mento Luader, " 20s and 210 .J 
 
 Lascano F, eigarettoj and tubacco fac 
 tory, 40i» M 
 
 Lathrop H C, asrent C P R R Co's 
 ste.imers, foot of K 
 
 Lanfkotter C, 1 inner and roofer, 1007 
 Tenth 
 
 LAVENSON GUS, boots and shoes, 
 Fiftli and J 
 
 Lawry Mr:* H T, dr .smaker, 027 J 
 
 L iwsoii Powell S, roofer, 413 K 
 
 Lee Mrs F, dresjuiuker, 1123 Tliird 
 
 lEFAVOR W F, propr Broom Fac- 
 t .ry, 10^7 Front 
 
 LEFTWIGH J W, photographer, 
 5;:1J 
 
 Lol<)y Louis, barber, liquors, cigars and 
 tob-iooo, 222 J 
 
 LEONARD A, real estate, insurance, 
 notary pubic and secretary bacra- 
 munto Building and Loan As^ociatiou, 
 
 1012 Fourt'.i 
 
 L roy .T F, morohant tailor, 712 K 
 LESLIE DICK, liiuors, S\V cor K and 
 
 Fourth 
 Ltivy M, tailor. 121 K 
 LE/Y R, tiuit and commission, 220 J 
 LEWIS I, groccrijs and liquors, G and 
 
 Seventh 
 LEWIS L L & CO, stoves, tinware, 
 
 hardware', g.ia fixtures, crockery and 
 
 p'ated ware. Fifth and .1 
 LIEBRICH E F, physician, 707 J 
 LINDLEY & CO, grocers, 212, 214 
 
 and 216 K 
 Liiiuro I'r.ink, licpiors, 122 K 
 LIPMAN S & Ca, dry goods, NE cor 
 
 Fifth and J 
 
 LITHATJER L J, clothing, 418 J 
 
 LitzlKTi; M, boots and shoes, 314 ,f 
 
 Llewellyn & Spoissur, meat market, L 
 and Stventh 
 
 LLOYD ANDREW, stoves, tinware, 
 plumber and gastitter, (507 K 
 
 LOCKE & LAVENSON, carin^ts, oil 
 clothe, tentniiikers, etc, 318 ■! 
 
 Lm^tiin & Antiiony, proprs Fulton Mar- 
 ket, 428 and 430 K 
 
 LORYA S, clothiiiiT, furnishing goods, 
 boots shoes, bats etc, 207 K 
 
 LOTHHAMMER A, piano and organ 
 tuner and rei)iiirer, 1021 Ninth 
 
 LOTHHAMMER LOUIS, saloon, 
 
 716 ,) 
 LUCE ISRAEL & CO, marble works, 
 
 611 K 
 Lueey B, liquors, 1 110 Second 
 Luebbering.lohn, insur.ince,I011 Fourth 
 Lus:«i X, prnpr Helvetia House, 1011 and 
 
 1013 hitth 
 
 Lutting F, jjrocer, Seventh and N 
 LYON & BARNES, wholesale produce, 
 . 123 a.i.l l-^.) .J 
 LYON E & CO, dry goods, 700 J SE cor 
 
 MACEWEN ALEX W H, U .ivorsity 
 
 i'ubliMliiiig Co's agent for California 
 ami a^ent American Metric Bure>.u, 
 610 J 
 Maina Marco, Chop Hous^ lOOt Third 
 MALINM. blacksmith. 1228.[ 
 M innin'< A, atty at law and notary pub- 
 lic, (Jourt House 
 MANNING F M, Capital Glovo Fac- 
 tors >ind liquoff, cigars statijuery &c, 
 1007 K 
 Mannoiny F A, painting, glazing and 
 
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 Murkort & Driver, groceries, Eijhteentli 
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 Marktiwitz G, baskets and varieties, 
 730 J 
 
 Mi rks Hnrris, boots and shoes, 722 J 
 
 MAKTIN ED M, (Martin & Jonea) no- 
 tary public, Wj I bjt Sixth and 
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 MARTIN JAM, hardware, 920 J 
 
 MAKXnr & JONES, attys at law, 607 
 
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 Martin Josi h, second-hand booki>,605 K 
 MASLIN £ W, secty State Buurd of 
 
 Equalization, Capitol 
 MuBon Fred, shirtniaker, 102-^ Fourth 
 Matilda Madam, fortune toller, 1213 
 
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 MAX'' (TELL GEO W & CO, mnnagers 
 
 Itetuilers i'rotactive Uuiuu and cuUec- 
 
 ti»i ajency, 101 1 Fourth 
 McCANN H, merchant tailor, 728 J 
 McL'aragherJ, groceries, Fifth and L 
 McCarthy Michael, hotel • 
 
 McCarthy michael. saioon, 
 
 615 K 
 
 McCaw Jcmes, wood and coal. Second 
 
 l)ct L and M 
 MoCLATCHY J & CO, proprs "Sacra- 
 ment.. Bee," Third bet J iind K 
 McCloUun W B, notary public and real 
 
 estate act, 423 J 
 McCRE^Y C & CO, Sacramento 
 
 Flour Mills, 1213 to \'2-23 Front 
 McKlaney M, horseshoer, 1118 Fourth 
 McFadden W F, propr .Union House, 
 
 lliuhth and J 
 McFARLAND & FARR, land and 
 
 mine attorneys, Fourth and J 
 McClee Bros, livery, 1118 Second nr Tj 
 Mcl^iiinisa C, groceries, Eighth and 
 MoQUIRE JAMES, iron door and 
 
 shutter manufr, 520 K 
 McK>.y D, harness and saddles, 800 J 
 
 McKEE MAY, dressmaking, lOOG 
 
 Seventh 
 McKee S B, nssociato justice 
 MOKENNEY L M & CO, Directory 
 I'liblishers. Publishers Pacitic Coast 
 Directory, including San Francisco, 
 California, Nevada, Oregon, Wusliiau;- 
 ton, Biitish Cohunbiu, Idaho, Mon- 
 tana, Utah and Arizona. PublisihRrs 
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 ottoer of Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wy- 
 oming, Colorado, Nebraska, Dakota, 
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 District Directories of Califomi.t. Of- 
 fice, 543 Clay street, San Francisco. 
 McKinatiy E W, associate justice 
 McKone J H, atty at law, 401 J 
 McLaughlin Chas, saloon, 1022 Fifth 
 
 McLauglilia J C, saloon, 527 K 
 
 McLAUOHLIN WM, dray and truck- 
 man, 1::3 J 
 
 McManus M, groceries, coffee and spice 
 milU, GOJ J 
 
 McMorry J & Co, grocerie3,Third and M 
 
 MoMOERY TERRY, druggist, 718 J 
 
 McSweeny liev Thi m, cL'rgyiii.i,u (Cath- 
 olic), N E Seventh and K 
 
 McWILLIAMS H H, foundry and ma- 
 clii'ie shop, i>13 Fi-oiit 
 
 MEBIU3 & CO, wholesale gracers, 109 
 to 115 K 
 
 Mechiinijs Exchange Hotel, Jacob 
 Schmid propr, 16, 18, 20 and 22 I 
 
 Mechanics MilU, lumber, Taft, Totmsn 
 & Farnsworth proprs, M and Fifth 
 
 MECHANIC'S STORE. Weinstock & 
 
 Lubiii proprs, boots, shoes, hat-i, dry 
 
 goods and clothing, 400, 402, 404, 406 
 
 and 408 K 
 Me.lley J C, constable, 916 Seventh 
 MEHARRY WM,Ophir Saloon,603 K 
 Meierdierk & Co, groceries. Eighth and O 
 Mcister A, carriage maker, Niuth bet I 
 
 and J 
 MEISTER JOHN R, druggist, Ninth 
 
 and K 
 Mendel C J & J H, liquors, 412 K 
 Mondel J H, saloon, 1024 J 
 Mendel & Warren, litpnrs 206 K 
 Merrall John II, tiusn ith and cutler,714 
 
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 Merrill Frank, fruits etc, 1028 H 
 Merrill W C, merchant tailor, 516 J 
 Mertes F N, propr Fox's Hotel, 1115 
 
 Fourth 
 METRIC BUREAU, (American) Pa- 
 
 cilic Coast Depository, 610 J, Alex W 
 
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 Metropolitan Tiieatre, 421 K 
 Miller Chas, bootmaker, 1227 J 
 Miller P'rank, cashier National Gold 
 
 Bank of DO, Mills* Co 
 Miller J H, secty Sacramento City Rail- 
 way Co, Twentieth and K 
 Miller M, livory stable. Ninth be* I 
 
 and J 
 MTrXIgB. WM B, watches and jewelry, 
 
 628 J 
 MILLIKIN JNO M, wholesale liquors. 
 
 Third anil J 
 MINT SALOON, Geo M Farr propr. 
 
 128 K 
 Mitchel & Gilbert, painters, 518 L 
 Mitchell R T, fruits, 1620 Seventh 
 MOnR & YOERK, meat market, 1024 
 
 and 1026 J 
 MONNIER AUGUST, watchmaker 
 
 and juwuler. Fifth and K 
 MONNIER MBIE, milliner, 513 J 
 
 MONTGOMERY J F, physician, 
 429 J 
 
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 Mooney S E, propr Brooklyn Hotel, 85 
 
 antl 87 Front 
 MOORE OEO A, pres Paci5c Mutual 
 
 Li!!e Ins Co, Second 
 Mooro a W, liquo/8, 820 K 
 Morris Michael, tailor, 1027 Sixth 
 Moreliouso Goo W, butcher, 724 K 
 Moriia H, bootmaker, J025 Fourth 
 Morrison R F, chief justice 
 
 MOBRIS SAMUEL, new8,books, sta 
 
 J til )nery, varieties and fancy goods, 400 J 
 
 MORSE N, propr Morse House, Fifth 
 
 iind K 
 MORSE HOUSE, O N Morse propr 
 Morton Mrs Laura E, deputy state libra 
 
 rian, Capitol 
 MOTT E B JR, secty PaciHc Mutual 
 
 Life Ins Co, Second 
 Mott S C, billiards. Second bet J and K 
 MUDDOX GEO, capital pottery and 
 
 vlcritied stoneware, Twenty-ninth and 
 
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 MUND CHAS, Mint Chop and Oyster 
 
 House, UOS Second 
 Mui-phy John, varieties, G13 K 
 Murray B F, carpenter, 1418 Seventh 
 Myrick M H, associate justice 
 Nailor Thos, bootmaker, 1124 Third 
 Nash H D & Co, manufr grain cloaner, 
 
 906 K 
 NATHAN AARON.'^igii'S and tobacco, 
 
 205 K; (a specialty in photographs 
 
 of all leadiuG; actresses) 
 Nathan C V, clothins, 628 J 
 NATHAN S J& CO, clothing, 301, 303 
 
 and 305 K, NE cor TItird 
 Nathan Saml & Co, clothiin,', 519 J 
 National Gold Bank of D Mills & Co, 
 
 Frank Miller cashier, J and Second 
 NEART FRED, fashionable bootmak- 
 er, 1010 Seventh 
 Ncidliardt W, carpenter and cabinet 
 
 maker, 612 L | 
 
 Noilaeii H B. grocericH, Seventh .and N ! 
 NELSON CLARENCE, harness and; 
 
 saddles, 327 K 
 Nelson Geo, grocer, Third .ind N ' 
 
 Nelson H W, physician, 407 J I 
 
 NESSEL CBLAS, propr Corral Saloon, 
 
 11 lit Third 
 Nessel k Garl)c, tailors, 1008 Third 
 
 NEUBAUER JACOB, ladies' hair- 
 <lre88or and hair goods. 413 J 
 
 NEUBOURG & LAGES, Star Mills 
 & Malt House, !0I6 to 1020 Fifth | 
 
 NEWMAN PETER, Philadelphia! 
 House, 1015 Eighth \ 
 
 Newmark J S, cummission merchant, 
 740 J 
 
 NICHOLS & CO, tub, pail and box fac- 
 tory. Second and i 
 
 NICaOLL N H & CO, dry goods, N\V| 
 cor J and Seventh 
 
 NICOLL THE TAILOR, 618 J 
 
 Nixon A B, physician, D04 J 
 Nixon S S, horseshoer, 615 K 
 NOACK CHAS J, watches and jewelry, 
 
 614 J 
 NOBEL R, groceries and provisions, I 
 
 and Tenth 
 Nolto Henry, pianos and organs, 806 J 
 Norton A H, saloon, 1208 J 
 NOTTINGHAM J, commission, 1012 
 
 Fourth 
 OAK HALL, Nick Dole propr, 4 miles 
 
 from Sacramento 
 Oiitman Ira E, physician, 627 J 
 O'BRIEN M L G, atty at law, 626 I 
 
 opp Court House 
 O'Brien Thos, inirsery, 721 J and Twen- 
 ty-sixth and B 
 O'BRIEN W J, hoots and shoes, 007 J; 
 
 also lii)ic, oOi) I; solo agt for Marble 
 
 valley lime 
 Ocha Mrs, brewery, n s G bet Sixth and 
 
 Seventh 
 OCHSNER JOHN, cooper and tank 
 
 builder, 721 K 
 Odd Fellows' Library. Ninth and K 
 ODELL M F & CO, meat market. Tenth 
 
 and K 
 OBELL M M & SON, wholesale and 
 
 retail butciiers. Tenth and K 
 OGDFN G W, Central Saloon. 316 K 
 Ogg i^^.s H \V, lodgings, 222 L 
 Oliver W C, harness maker, 1015 '"enth 
 Olsson John, jeweler, 1026 Sixth 
 Orcutt L J & Son, wool buyers. Seventh 
 
 and K 
 O'Rourke Robt, bootmaker, 613 K 
 Orth Henry, barber, 328 K 
 Orth J{, grocer, S\V cor Twelfth and I 
 Osborn H P, wood and coal, 1 bet Eighth 
 
 and Ninth 
 OSCHWALD JOHN, liquors, 922 Ninth 
 
 bet I and J 
 Ostrandcr C E, Travelers' Supply De- 
 partment, 827 Second 
 Ostrander & Moberly, lunch stand and 
 
 (toffee house, N F. cor Second and I 
 OTTO H 0, saloon, 707 J 
 
 PACIFIC ELECTRICAL WORKS, 
 
 R A Fisk propr. Eighth bet 1 and J 
 PACIFIC ICE Ck), Jucob Hoehn supt, 
 513 and 515 I 
 
 PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSUR- 
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 PACIFIC WATER CURE, M F Clay- 
 
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 PALMER E B, agt Singer Manufactur- 
 ing Co, 41 1 .1 
 
 PARKER J E, harness and saddlery, 
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 Parker J S, wood carver, 808 K 
 
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 Parsons James, boots and shoes, 603 J 
 
 Parson John, bootmaker, 318^ K 
 
 Parsons, Kilgour & Co, dry goods, 630 J, 
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 FATCHEN T A, watchmaker and jew- 
 eler, ]023 Ninth 
 
 Paulk H hi, groceries, 814 K 
 
 Pay en L, restaurant, 1120 Second, cor L 
 
 PEARSON AW, architect with N D 
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 Pearson Amsden & Burnett, Telegraph 
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 Peltier A, butcher, 1131 Second, cor L 
 
 Pendery B F, physician, SW cor Fifth 
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 People's Savings Bank, Wm Beckman 
 pres, Fourth and J 
 
 PERKINS GEO C. governor of Califor- 
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 PERRY MRS HERMON, principal 
 
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 Peterson W F, candy factory, 620 J 
 Petrio Wm M, clothing, 622 J 
 PETROCCHI A, bootmaker, 1 10 K 
 PETTIT R H, cigar factory and cigars 
 
 and tobacco, 225 K 
 
 PFOTENHATJER OSCAR, city baths 
 
 and hiiirdressing saloou, 809 K 
 PHILIP ROBERT, general engraver, 
 
 Fourth and K, over Postoffice 
 Pichot & Andriiit, grocers, Second and N 
 Pieraccini S, ornamental plaster manufr, 
 
 522 K 
 PIERSON H H, dentist, 415 J 
 PIERSON JIM C, civil engiKjcr and 
 
 county surveyor. Court House 
 Pike .1 T, groceries, 724 K 
 Pike & Seaman, carpenters, 1117 Fourth 
 Pike & Young, blacksmiths and wagon 
 
 makers. Fourth and L 
 PILCOVICH BARTOLOMEO, Cosmo 
 
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 PIONEER BOX FACTORY, Cooke & 
 
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 Pizano Frank, liquors. Third and L 
 Politz (j, clothing and gents' furnishing 
 
 goods, (500 K cor Sixth 
 Pommer Chas, hairdresser, 608 J 
 POSKA SAMUEL, j>'nk, rags, sacks, 
 
 bottles, metals, etc, 717 J 
 Post C N, deputy clerk supremo court, 
 
 Capitol 
 Potter P, harness and saddlery, 202 K 
 POTTER W A, flour (now process), 
 
 829 K 
 Fowelson Mrs J A, dressmaker, M bet 
 
 Fourth and Fifth 
 Pratt R H, supt Sac & Oregon Division 
 
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 Pritchard & Miller, Phcjnix Flour Mills, 
 
 Thirteenth and J 
 Pritz Jno, liquors, 105 J 
 Prytz Jno, restaurant, 918 Second 
 Pry tz Jno, saloon, 908 Second 
 Putnam Geo E, grocer, 721 F 
 Pyburn Geo, physician, Sixth and I 
 
 QUANCHI & SIMONI, restaurant, 
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 QUINN & BURKHARD, capital sign 
 
 works, 321 J 
 Quinn D H, hatter, NE cor Fourth 
 
 and J 
 Quinn John, furniture, 405 J 
 RademicherC, saloon, 1011 Second 
 RADONICH MORRIS, restaurant, 
 
 1025 Second 
 Raetshmer Wm & Co, plaster decorators 
 
 and paper hangers, 309 J 
 RAPP C W & CO, sTocers, 511 J 
 Have C H, locksmitii, 1010 Sixth 
 Raye B V, printer, 1109 Eighth 
 Ray J R, surveyor, 429 J 
 Red house, dry goods, clothing, 
 
 shoes, hats, caps, etc, 706 J 
 Reeber Gottlieb, b;ikery, 823 J 
 Reedft Brown, barbers, 1027 Sixth 
 REED W, photographer, 419 and 
 
 421 J 
 
 REIFFARTH OTTO, saloon, 1014 
 
 and 1016 Sixth 
 Rice H H, clergyman Westminster Proa 
 
 Church, 1610 Seventh 
 RIDGWAY S B, druggist, 214 J 
 RIVETT E & H, job printers, 1018 
 
 Sixth 
 Bobbins N W, carriage trimmj|ig, 800 
 
 K 
 Robin Chns, clothing, 702 J 
 
 ROBINSON EDWARD J, atty at 
 
 law, 628 i J 
 Roddy James, boot and shoemaker, 
 
 wm Third 
 ROOT, NEILSON & CO, Union Iron 
 
 Works, 1405 to 1417 Front 
 Rose M R, Capital Iron Works, 904 K 
 Roscufcid Samuel, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 304 J 
 ROSS & ANSEL, meat market, Sev- 
 enth bet U and I 
 Ross & Bauer, furniture, 315 K 
 Ross E At, associate justice 
 ROSS RUEFF, whitewasher, 1223 
 
 Fourth 
 Rothfeld Bros, dry goods, NE cor J and 
 
 Sixth 
 Roth S, harness and saddles, 619 K 
 ROWAN J P, carriage painter, 1111 
 
 Seventh 
 
 RUHSTALLER FRANK, propr 
 
 Frank's Saloon, 422 K 
 RUSSELL P H, grocer, 719 J 
 Ryan J, boots and shoes, 810 J 
 
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 Kyan Martin, liquors and lunch h*uae, 
 114 K 
 
 "SACRAMENTO BEE" (daily and 
 weekly), J McC'latchy & Co proprs, 
 '•Bee*^' building, Third bet J and K 
 
 Sacramento Business College, E C Atkin- 
 son pres, 716 I 
 
 Sacramento City Railway Co, J H Mil- 
 ler secy, Twentieth and K 
 
 Sncratnento Cracker Co, 83 Front 
 
 SACRAMENTO mSTITXTTE, con 
 
 ducted by the Christiim Brothers 
 
 "SACRAMENTO JOURNAL." K F 
 
 Wiomeyer & Co propr, 305 J 
 
 "SACRAMENTO LEADER," John N 
 
 Larkin propr, 20S and t>10 J 
 Sacramento I'ree Liltrary, Cary O Han- 
 cock librarian, I bet Seventh and 
 Kighth 
 SACRAMENTO LUMBER CO, P 
 
 (iomihuo manager, Second bet L 
 and M 
 Sacrnmento Mechanical School, Josiah 
 Johnson trustee , L and Sixth 
 
 SACRAMENTO NEWS CO, wholesale 
 
 news dealers, 1014 Fourth 
 
 SACRAMENTO PUBLISHINq CO. 
 
 proprs "Daily Ktcord Union" and 
 *.' Weekly Union," Third l)ot J and K 
 Sacramento Savings Bank, Kd II Hamil- 
 ton cashier, cor Fifth and .1 
 
 SACRAMENTO SEMINART, Mr» 
 
 Hermon Perry principal, 101'-2 1 
 
 Sacramento Tntnsfcr Co, Ciiswell & 
 Jjandsbnrough proprs, 5'24 K 
 
 Sacramento Wood Co, J 11 Roberta 
 secy, 165 Front 
 
 SaiTord W S, governor's executive secy, 
 Capitol 
 
 Saint Joseph's Convent, Sister Mary Vin- 
 cent sister superior. Ninth and (r 
 
 SALSBUR7 T G & SON. wood, 
 
 coal, hay and grain, depot H bet Sixth 
 
 and Seventh 
 
 Sanders A N, bootmaker, 802 K 
 
 San Lung & Co, shirts and Chinese 
 
 good s, 5;T6 J 
 SANTOS J A, sign painting and adver- 
 tiser, 80 J K 
 Sartini J, liipiors, 330 L 
 Saulsbnry & Son, hay and grain, 607 H 
 Sawtelle C A, books and stationery, 
 
 524 J 
 SAYRE I B, Sayre's Palace, 228 J 
 Scanlon Itev F, clergyman (Catholic) 
 
 Seventh and K 
 Schaden A, grocer, Sepond and M 
 Schaden ft Kodegerdts, groceries, 1230 
 
 Fourth 
 Schafcr 0, cooper, 89 Front 
 Scheibt.'l CjI«o Sr, saloon, 925 Front 
 Schepp ft Schaumlaffel, butohen, 129 
 Twel/th bet E and F 
 
 Sohindler C, carpenter, 710 K 
 
 Schiudler Mrs H, cigars and tobacco and 
 vaii3ti38, 710 K 
 
 Sehmoelzle Louis, barbsr, 620 K 
 
 Schmid Jacob, propr Mechanics' Ex- 
 change Hotel, 16 to 22 I 
 
 Schmidt Jacob, saloon, 915 Fifth 
 
 Schmit Jacob, liiinors, 730 K 
 
 SCHMIDT & MENKEN, Plaza Sa- 
 loon, \¥28 J 
 
 Schuler Frank, hotel, 1023 Front 
 
 Schuler L, butcher, SW cor Fourteenth 
 and G 
 
 Schroer ft Bros, Eagle St^am Cracker 
 Bakery, 718 and 7*^0 K 
 
 Sehroth ft Arnold, proprs Eaglo Floor 
 Mills, 122 and 124 J 
 
 SCHROTH GEO, Pioneer Bakery, 122 
 and 124 J 
 
 SCHWAMB T W, pictures, framo!., 
 moldings, news, books, stationery, 
 etc, 804 J 
 
 SCHUMACHER THEODORE, hair- 
 
 tlre^aer, 818 J 
 SCHURR C, Empire Bakery, 1003 J 
 >Schwarz J, Imotmaker, 1023 Sec >nd 
 Scotield ft Tevis, oils, E U Forester 
 
 manager, 67 and 6<J Front 
 Scott B B & Son, manufr pure flavoring 
 
 extracts and California Yeast Cake, 
 
 Twenty-second bet I and J 
 Scott Mrs LP, drjssmaker, 1018 Eighth 
 iScrivor T D, livery. Fourth bet I and J 
 Soars Bros, barbers, 100(> Third 
 SEMENZA A. Campi's Restaurant, 
 
 125 K 
 SENATZ A J. City Hotel Saloon, 
 
 313 K 
 SERMONET GEO, groceries, G and 
 
 Kighth 
 Sevtrncy Anto.ne. dyeing, 702 K 
 Scydel K A, horsesh'io.r, 1113 Seventh 
 SHANKLm JAMES W, surveyor- 
 
 general, Capitol 
 Sharpstein J R, associate justice 
 Shattnck Wm, wagonmaker, 1228 J 
 Shaw Mrs VV A, dressmaker, 52;»J K 
 Shear ft Brewer, saloon, K and Front 
 
 SHEARS CHAS H. hotel at entrance 
 of Fuir Grounds, Twentieth and (i 
 
 Sheppard fieo W, whitener, 1022 Eighth 
 
 SHERBURN & SMITH, auotiun and 
 commission, 323 K 
 
 Shields F M,dentiat, S W cor Fifth and J 
 
 SHULMEIR HENRT, Railroad Meat 
 Market, Second and O 
 
 SICHEL GUSTAYE, manufr celebrat- 
 e«l stomach bitters — called the "Life 
 Tonic" and "People'a Favorite," for 
 coughB,*colds and hoarsneu, and cock 
 tail hitters sour; 1016 J 
 
 SIDDONS W M,uloon. Occidental Ex- 
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 8iabenthal«r P, saloon, K and Eighth 
 
 and Tweuti«tU and H 
 Silva' D B, barber, Second, bet J 
 
 and K 
 SIMMONS D J| general anctioneere, 
 
 402 J 
 Simmons O L, physician, 212 J 
 SDOipNS M J> real estate and general 
 
 auctioneers, '4 12 J 
 Simon Mrs I H, ladies and children's 
 
 suits and droesmakiug, til? J 
 
 SXHOER MANUFACTUBINa CO, 
 
 KB Palmer agent, 411 J 
 SIS80H. WALLACE & CO, g«i mdse 
 
 and Cliiuese supplius, J 29 J 
 Skelton Jno, wond and coal, 909 Fifth 
 SLATER J F, hatter, 409 J 
 slaughter Jesse, liquors, 1 1 16 Third 
 Smethurst Mrs K M, tlressmaker, 1213 
 
 Se vent h 
 SMITH A M, plumbing and gasfitting, 
 
 610 K 
 SMITH GEO D, artist's matsrials, pic- 
 tures etc, 7'25 J 
 SMITH G y, sign and ornamental 
 
 painter, 423 K 
 SMITH J D, Sacramento Restaurant 
 
 321 K 
 Smith & Johnston, blacksmiths and 
 
 wagonmakers, Twelfth and J 
 Smith & Vannatta, carpenters, 1011 
 
 Ninth 
 SMITH ft WILSON, Center Meat Mar- 
 
 kct, 10 24 Third 
 SMITH W L, paper hanger, 102S 
 
 Fourth 
 SMITH MRS W L, glove factory, 1023 
 
 Fourth 
 SNIDER T At physician, S£ cor K and 
 
 Second 
 Sonna A, bootmaker, 816 J 
 Spencer J, watches and jewelry, J and 
 
 Thirteenth 
 Sperry Wm, liquors, 1109 Second 
 SPIEKER J J, druggist, N W cor Sixth 
 
 andK 
 SPINKS ft ACOCK, real estate and in- 
 surance, 402 J 
 Stanley I/ce, livery stable, 1017 K 
 Starch J T, barber, 828 K 
 Starr Warren, candy factory, 428 J 
 State Board of Equalisation, £ W Mas- 
 
 lin secty, Capitol 
 
 •^TATB DBMOGRAT/'Ford ft Clarke 
 
 proprs, Third and J 
 STATS HOUSE, H Eldred propr, 
 
 Teuth and K 
 Staughter J, whitewasher, Filth bet L 
 
 audM 
 S teinhardt F. d ry goods, S09 J 
 8TEDIAI7HR B, propr Wm Tell House, 
 
 900 J oor Ninth 
 Steinaoer M, liquort, 802 K 
 
 Steinmann H, jewelry and broker,200 K 
 Steinmeyer F W, crooeriee. Fourth and P 
 Stein Nathan, baroer, 704 K 
 STEIN SAMUEL jnnk dealer, SOS J 
 Stephenson G A, artificial limb maker, 
 
 51*5 K 
 Stevens C A, freight agt C P R R depot 
 Stevens C H ft Co, dry goods and ladiee 
 
 shoes, S£ cor Eighth and J 
 Stober Jno, meat market, 921 Sixth 
 STOLL JOHN T, saddle and hamewi 
 
 manufactory, 610 K 
 Stoner W P, painter, 1117 Fenrth 
 
 STOlf E R ft CO, harness and saddles, 
 saddlery hardware, leather and find- 
 ings, 520 J 
 
 Strauss Louis, Concert Hall and liquors, 
 304K 
 
 STROBEL CARL, real estate andoom- 
 uiission agent and mercantile and in- 
 surance oueut, 321 J, rea 420 L 
 
 STRONG W R ft CO. fruit »nd pro- 
 duce, 100, 108 and 110 J 
 
 Struts Julius, wholesale liquors, 209 J 
 
 Studtfbaker Bros, wagons, 217 and 219 J 
 
 Sullivan John, chief engineer Sao F D, 
 1113 Fourth 
 
 Sullivan P, bootmaker, 605 K 
 
 SUMMIT ICE CO, Jacob Uoehn supt, 
 513 and 516 I 
 
 Sweeney Goo, gasfitter, 1006 
 
 SWEETSER ft AL8IP, real estate and 
 
 iuburiuice, 1015 Fourth 
 Swift Elijah, real estate and collector, 
 
 210 M 
 Swift C H, pres Sacramento Savings 
 
 Bank, Fifth and J 
 SWIFT FRANK, constable, 1018 
 
 Fourth 
 Swinerton G H, stoves and tinware J 
 
 and Seventh 
 Thft, Totman ft Famsworth, proprs Me- 
 chanics Mills, M and Fifth 
 Talbot J, ticket agt C P R R, depot 
 Talibuer C, clergyman, 283 I 
 Tartas Louis, bootmaker, 1025 Tenth 
 Tattersalls — , auction and commission 
 
 house, 1016 Fourth 
 Taylor Ed F, reg U S land office, Fourih 
 
 and J 
 Taylor L S, atty at law, 628^ J 
 Tebbets F F, dentist, 627^ J 
 Telegraph House, B AFarr propr, 1222 J 
 Ten Eyck Mrs L, lodgings. Third and J 
 THIELEN JOSEPH, Chicago Hotel. 
 
 310 J 
 Thornton J D, associate justice 
 THRAILKILL WO. D D 8.dentid de- 
 
 pot and pdblisher "Dental Jairus," 
 
 Sixth ana K 
 Tioe ft Clements Mrs, millineiy, 621 J 
 Todd J A, photographer, 318 J 
 . Todd J W, bootmaker, 424 J 
 
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 Tn dhunter L H , meat market, 312 K 
 TOWVSEND ISADOBB, propr Union 
 
 Hotel, 8econd bet J and K 
 Tracy Felix, agt W, F ft Co, Second bet 
 
 J and K 
 Trarbuoh John J, clothing, NW cor 
 
 Third and K 
 Trasic Mrs M, dressmaker, 1220 Third 
 T&EMONT HOTEL, Peter Bryding 
 
 propr, 112 and 114 J 
 Tngg Wm E, fancy goods, 516 J 
 
 TROMENSGHLAOEB J SEP H. 
 
 tuilor, 1U2U Eighth , 
 
 Trope A A Jr, hatter, 427 J 
 Trope Peter, hatter, 427 J 
 T&OWBBIDOE J S, diuggist, NE cor 
 
 Second and K 
 Tryon S, supt Capital Woolen Mills, 
 
 8i;2 J 
 TTJfiBS J C, attorney at law. Sixth 
 
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 TUFTS A C, druggist, J and Tenth: 
 
 general ivgent fur Merrell, Thorp & 
 
 Lloyd's Spucitic Tinctures 
 Turner Bon, b irber, 803 J ' 
 
 Tyrrell (i (^ physician, 429 J 
 XJflL FBEDEB.ICK, Uquora, 210 K 
 
 Unde rbill H J, physician, Third and K 
 UNIOH HOTEL, Isadore Townsend 
 
 propr, SeC'Mul but J and K 
 VALENTINE C B, (Watt & Valen- 
 tine) Golden Eagle Saloon, NW cor 
 Seventh and K 
 Valleau Mrs Belle, lodging house (The 
 
 McC'ormick House) 
 VANCE C J, propr Sncnimento Up- 
 holstering Munufry, lOlo Sixth 
 Van Fleet W C, (Dunlap & Van Fleet) 
 
 also notary public 
 Van Heuscu & Uuntoon, furniture,? 12.1 
 Van Orden .lohn, merchant tailor, 1007 J 
 Vaughan Geo VV, carpenter, 907 Fifth 
 Verm> la A J , county coroner 
 Venuble Abraham IJ, editor "State Dem- 
 ocrat" and notary. Third and J 
 VEBMILTA A J, undertaker, 410 J 
 VICE DAVIO, Philadelphia Saloon, 
 
 221 K 
 Vickers Mrs, ladies nnrse 
 VINNEMYER JOSEPH, merchant 
 
 tailor, 808 J 
 Voiller Uennan, physician. Ninth and K 
 Vogel ft Maier, bakery, 1121 Third 
 WACHHORST H, watches, jewelry, 
 
 diamonds and silverware. 315 J 
 Wagner J, grocer, NE cor Tenth and E 
 Wagner John, livery and feed stable. 
 
 Ninth and I 
 Wfunier M, Wiloon, I and ^inth 
 WAH SHUNO & CO, shoes and slip- 
 
 W»ers. 525 •! 
 AIT 8> druggist SE cor K and 
 8eccnd 
 
 Wallace W I, route agt«' "Sacramento 
 Bee" and supt of Union Telegraph line, 
 617 P 
 
 WALLIS JOSEPH, attorney at law, 
 322J 
 
 Wallis T H.deputy state librarian, Capi- 
 tol 
 
 WARNING OHAS A, utty at law, 
 027 J 
 
 WASHBXTRNE ft REBHAN.atntion- 
 
 ery, school books, fancy guuds and 
 
 chiMrens carriages, 010 J 
 WASSMANN A, boot and shoe 
 
 nianufr, 528 K cur Sixth 
 Waterhouse A ii, patent agt, 407 J 
 
 WATERHOUSE ft LESTER, hard 
 
 wood lumber, 708 and 710 J 
 
 WATT ft VALENTINE, pn. - Oold- 
 en Eagle Saloon, NW cur Seventh and 
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 WEAVER H A, ^>ook and job printer, 
 327 J 
 
 Woblier K, butcher, SW cor Eleventh 
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 Weber P H L, grocer, L bet Twelfth 
 and Tinrteoiith 
 
 WEBSTER J R, groceries, 1301 J 
 
 Weil •lohii, statu treasurer, Capitol 
 
 WEIMANN D, stoves and tinware, 
 914 J 
 
 Wcinreioh & Bartels, wholesale liquors, 
 612 J 
 
 WEINSTEIN ft LUBIN, proprs Me- 
 chanics' Store, 400 to 408 K 
 
 WEISEL ft CO, butchers and pork 
 packers, 2l8and2'iO L 
 
 Wtisel C ft Co, market, 218 and 220 L 
 
 WEIMANN ft DAMM, proprs Pa- 
 cific Oyster autl Chop Houiie, 706 J 
 
 Wells, Fargo ft C<», Felix Tracy agent, 
 Seci»nd bet J an«l K 
 
 Welty D W, attorney at law, NE cor 
 Fourth and J 
 
 Werner C, bootmaker, 424 K 
 
 Western Hotel, Wm Land propr, 209 to 
 219 K 
 
 WETZEL M, groceries, Fourth and N 
 
 WHEELER J S, borseshoer, 1 116 Sec- 
 ond 
 
 WHITE CLINTON L, attorney at 
 law, (5:7 J 
 
 White I) C, feed and sale stables. Tenth 
 bet H and 1 
 
 White tr A, physician, SW cor Sixth 
 and J 
 
 White ft Spilman, grocers, M and Sev- 
 ent h 
 
 WHITMAN A T, insurance, 1005 
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 WHITTIER, FTTLLER ft 00, pnint!<, 
 
 oils, glass, doors, windows, wall pa- 
 
 ipor, 1020 and 1022 Second 
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 WHSDMAHV ft HEOMADA, whole 
 
 sttle OHiiily nuuivfB, 410 K' 
 
 WIEMBYBA K F ft 00, propr. 
 
 " iSttcram ento Journal," 305 J 
 WnSSL J ft SOV, ll6rMshoera, 1024 
 
 Ninth 
 WILCOX, POWERS ft CO, wholesale 
 
 ]iqui>ra, 505 K 
 WILKE CHA8, manufacturing jewel 
 
 er, SVVcor Fitth and J 
 WILKINSON T S, propr American 
 
 Uoule Hotil, J and Twelfth 
 WILLEM J W, propr Central Meat 
 
 Mitrkot, 410 K 
 Williama T, bootmaker, 1 10!) Fifth 
 WILLIAH TELL HOUSE. B Stein- 
 
 Hue r pToyr, 1(00 .1 cor Ninth 
 WILLIAHS W 0, ngint Detroit Safes, 
 
 with M 11 Beard & Co, 812 J 
 Williumatu k Co, proprs Capital Nur- 
 
 stTV, Sixteenth and U 
 
 WILLIAMSTON HENBT, junk, 
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 WilHon Abe, barber, 1023 Fourth 
 WILSON J A, furniture, bedding and 
 
 iip liolatcry, 415 J 
 WILSON J W. propr Central Stubles, 
 
 318 K 
 Wilson M, tailor, 618 K 
 WILSON ft MITCHELL, pmpr Gold- 
 
 en Eagle curriugud, stand Li ulden Kagle 
 
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 Wiukleman W, liquors, loilgings, 50G K 
 Wiseman & Ni^wniun, barbers and baths, 
 
 1.1:7 "K 
 
 A. AITKEN. 
 
 Wise & MoNair, black«miths and wag* 
 
 onmakers, J and Eleventh 
 Wolfe Jacob, propr Poesta Saloon, 828 J 
 WOLFE 8 A, photographer, S\V oor 
 
 Fifth and J 
 Wollbb Chas, notary public and secre- 
 tary Oermiinia B and L Association, 
 
 1005 Fourth 
 WOOD S H, manager for L J Lithauer, 
 
 418 J 
 Wo<kI Wm, dentist, 317 J , 
 
 Woods D li, artist, postoffice 
 Woods Joseph, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 220 K 
 Woods J S, liquors, Seventh and K 
 WOODWARD, F, furniture and com- 
 
 ini-ision, 82U K 
 Woodward M, restaurant, 1021 Fourth 
 Woolf Geo, tailor, 1021 Second 
 Wright J B, supt Sucramcuto & Placor- 
 
 ville R R, «len.>t 
 WYMAN C H, land and mine attorney, 
 
 Fourt h and J 
 TOTJNO J D, aupt state printing, Capi- 
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 YOUNG ft YOUNG, attorneys at law, 
 
 SE cor Fifth and J 
 Yuhre W'F, grocer, L and Seventh 
 Zaeh Muthias, saloon, BIG J 
 ZIEMER BROS, dry goods, fancy 
 
 goodti, liuliuH and childrens' cloaks, 
 
 505 J 
 Zinnncrman C, grocery, SE cor Twelftli, 
 
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 All kinds of Work done in Italian and Vermont 
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 The La Conflance of Paris 5.329.321 
 
 The La Caisse Generals of Paris 4,636,302 
 
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 JACOB GRIESEL, 
 
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 No underground Stalls, plenty of ventilation. 
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 JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 
 
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 25 J Street, SacracmetitQ), ©al. 
 
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 Empire Bakery. 
 
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 California — Sacra/mevto-St. Helena. 
 
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 J. W. WILSON, 
 
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 St. Helena, 
 
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 ALBIN & MERRIAM, clothing an.l 
 
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 Baclius <i, station agent Ci.lifornia Pa- 
 
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 BA£R W G, IT pr I'ahiec Hotel 
 Boach (t H, stationery and variety 
 B.ringcr bioJ, wiao growers and tlijtil- 
 
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 Buck M D, minister Methodist Church 
 BUSSENIUS H B, «lruggi.st, paints, 
 
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 Carver D B, gen mdsonnd poatinister 
 CHILES W G, hardware i.ud tinner 
 Cia^liorn John, narnes.smaker 
 Creamer Junies, bootmaker 
 Dally F, tailor 
 Dawsou W J O, physician 
 
 Davis C E, dentist 
 
 De.isey Win, barber 
 
 Dickinson J .F, gen mdse 
 
 Dinsmire J P, liomoepathic physician 
 
 Klgin W A, livery stable 
 
 Fautz Fdward, brewery 
 
 Fidier(r W, butcher 
 
 (ialewski D, gen mdse ' 
 
 (Jila Bros, groceries and provisions 
 
 (jooduian A, clothing an(i dry goods 
 
 Gordon Mrs V C, milliner 
 
 HALE & BELL, groceries and provi- 
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 liaskin W A, justice of the peace 
 
 Haskiu Joseph, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 HEYMANN EDWARD, wine grower 
 
 ilotiman F, liootmaker 
 
 HORTON GEO, fumituro and under- 
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 Jacks Samuel, tinsmith 
 
 KETTLEWELL J R & SON, hard- 
 
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 Klnit — , li'cry ntable 
 Kohler J 15, nurseryman 
 Krng L'h 18, v, ine grt»wor and <HstilIcr 
 Kurpinsky T, harncfs and saddlery 
 L iz;tru8 li, auent Wells, Fur;,'o & t'o 
 liOgan J 1, furniture ami undertaker 
 McCorinaek II F, physician 
 Mc'ieor^'e Miis K, milliner 
 Mc(jiavin<r, horsesh»)er and wagonraaker 
 
 McLEKNAN D R, wagon and car- 
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 McMillan J W, carpenter and wag- 
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 McMillan MRS M, dressmaker 
 and agent tor Uuttirick's patterns 
 
 Mitehull James, miai:iter I'resbytuiian 
 Church 
 
 Pellet Frank, luml)er 
 
 Puget >Sound Lumber Co, A Powell 
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 Hnhn Henry, fish and vpgctables 
 
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 Ralmina Battiata, liquon 
 
 BCHEFiXEB W, wine grower and dia 
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 Schram Jacob, wine grower 
 
 Stamer O, winea and liquora 
 
 Stevea J H, stoves, pumps, eto 
 
 Simmons K, blacksmith 
 
 SMITH W A C, notary public, eollec 
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 Spurr & York, butchers 
 
 "ST HELENA STAR," C A Gardner 
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 Straus J E, geu merchandise and insur- 
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 TOKOLLA A, propr St Helena Hotel 
 
 Ulrich J, barber 
 
 Van Derwerker W N, bootmaker 
 
 Van Taasell Theo, lumber and real es- 
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 Weinberger J C, wine grower 
 
 St. John, 
 
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 Halton A C, blaeksmith 
 Hinds James A, liijuors 
 Millsap A J, stock raiser 
 Papst C J k A, geu mdse 
 Reynolds Alexander, liquors 
 Taylor Mrs, hotel 
 
 St. Louis, 
 
 SIERRA COUNTT, 
 
 Is reached by stages from Oroville, 68 
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 Bmndise Chas, saloon 
 Carmichael Alex , bu tcher 
 
 CONLAN DANIEL, gen 
 
 postmaster 
 Swarts Christian, hotel 
 
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 Salida, 
 
 STANISLAUS COUNTT, 
 
 Abbott Chas 8, agent C P R R and W 
 
 U Tel Co, depot 
 Andrews A, postmaster and blacksmith 
 Elmore A H, secretary Salida Grange Co 
 
 and insurance agent 
 Elmore Benjamin T, gen mdse and agent 
 
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 Fisher A, shoemaker 
 McHenry Robert A, warehouse 
 Meyers Fred, hotel 
 Murphy John, blacksmith shop, saloon 
 
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 Salida Feed Mill, Elmore, Parka ft R^- ■ 
 
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 Salida (irange Co, grain and storag j, A 
 
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 Salinas City, 
 
 MONTEREY COUNTT, 
 
 Postoffice and county seat, is a thriving 
 and pniaperous little city of 2,600 inhab- 
 itants, situated on the tSouthern Pacific 
 Railroad, 113 miles from San Francisco. 
 It ia also reached by the Pacific Coast 
 Steamship Company's line of elegantly 
 appointed steamers, whose docks at pres- 
 ent are at Moss Landing, 12 miles dis- 
 tant, from which they contemplate cen- 
 structing a canal thut the necessity of 
 re-handling freij-ht may be avoided, and 
 which will be a great source of conven- 
 ience. The city is supplied with water 
 works; ia very tastily and conveniently 
 laid out, the streets running at right 
 angles and being broad and smooth; and 
 has a magnificent new Court House, 
 which coat $(50,000. The place is alao 
 well supplied with excellent schools and 
 splendid hotels, and is noted for its high 
 order of society. The flouring mills of 
 Messrs Toboy ft Hudson are very exten- 
 sive, and the flour manufactured at them 
 is found everywhere on the coast. The 
 country aurrounding the city ia pictur- 
 esque and presents a spectucle of luxu- 
 riance, comfort and ease. Her business 
 houses as a rule are substantial and neat 
 structures, while her residences are mod- 
 els of elegance »'v.l architectural beauty. 
 
 ABBOTT E K, druggist, physician and 
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 Abbott H E, market 
 
 ABBOTT HOUSE, E J Swift propr 
 
 ABRAHAM JACOB, groceries, furn- 
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 ALEXANDER J E, superior judge, 
 Court House 
 
 ALLEN CHAS C, horseshoer, Main 
 
 Ball H S, mayor and ware house propr 
 
 BARLOOIO&BRESSCHINI, proprs 
 
 Swiss Hotel 
 BATTLES W W, grain buyer, Main 
 Beeman T, atty at law 
 BIRLEM J F, Grand Saloon 
 
 BRANDT JOSEPH, Pajaro Brewery 
 
 depot. Main 
 Brower J D, painter 
 BROWN H P, merchant tailor. Main 
 Carpenter W L, county assessor 
 CARR J D|Prei>ident Salinas City Bank 
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 Concdon G W, groceriei 
 Conklin A: Samuel*, gen mdae 
 CONNOR W R, livery stabl* 
 Cunrads W G, bootmaker 
 
 CUTTER SAMVIL L, atty »t law 
 
 and notary public 
 
 Dean S L, aaloon 
 
 Dexter M L, county clerk 
 
 DODQX ft CLIPPXRTON, attys at 
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 DORN N A, atty at law and dist atty 
 
 Dunham Fred, painter 
 
 Duiilap A G, constable 
 
 Eitzert Peter, stoves and tinware 
 
 Fall M, hora esho er 
 
 FRANKS CHRIS, •heriflF, Court 
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 Franks k Loan, livery stable 
 
 OARRIQUS L H, grain buyer and in- 
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 Gates Fredk, gunsmith 
 
 OEIL S F, Atty at law, Main 
 
 Gill U J, huirdresssr 
 
 Gregory ft Shipsey, attys at law 
 
 Hagau. fames, plumber and ganfittcr 
 
 Mall ft Co, dry goods and clotliing 
 
 Hamilton Miss Dcssie, dressmaker 
 
 Harris J H, groceries 
 
 Harris T (i, auctioneer 
 
 Hart W, varieties 
 
 Hartnell U, county treasurer and tax 
 collector 
 
 Hay Jno F, groceries 
 
 HEERDT HARRT, watches and jew- 
 elry. Main 
 
 HILL W J. propr Sali»aB "Index" 
 
 Uitz Francis, paints, oils, etc 
 
 HOLZBEROER W, hairdresser and 
 
 baths 
 HUDSON ft HOLLOWAT, Standard 
 
 Mills 
 
 HUGHES M, harness Kiid saddles, Main 
 Ingals F iS, county surveyor 
 IvERSON BROS, blacksmith and 
 
 wagon utakera and machinists, Mun 
 
 terey and Gabilan 
 Jacoby Miss C E, dressmaker 
 Jeffrey J, hotel 
 Johnson Henry, hairdresser 
 JOHNSON JOSEPH, Pulace of Faahion 
 
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 JOHNSON W S, cashier Salinas City 
 
 Bank 
 Jonas 11 , fruit 
 Joy J G, county auditor 
 KERNS p. saloon, Main 
 King D B, livery stable 
 Lacy J V, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 LAPIERRS 0. French Hotel Restau- 
 rant and Oyster saloon 
 Lawrence F A, saloon 
 LEIOH J W, propr "Monterey Detno- 
 
 erat" 
 
 LEMON G B, dentist 
 LINB H J, manager Abbott House 
 Lloyd D W, vaiieties 
 LOEWEN C, physician, Main 
 
 LXTRZ ft MENKE, Salinas Brewery 
 Martin W J, manager W U Tel Co 
 Mautnor A, cigars and tobacco 
 
 MAYER PETER JOSEPH, meat mar- 
 ket 
 McDougall J H.postmaster and varieties 
 Metcalf Mrs S W, restaurant 
 
 MATER ft FRIEDLANDER, general 
 merchandise 
 
 MILLER GEO S, agt W. F ft Co, 
 
 Main 
 
 "MONTEREY DEMOCRAT." J W 
 
 Leigh propr 
 
 Moore A •!, blacksmith 
 
 Nance C P, gen mdsc 
 
 O'Hare James, bootmaker 
 
 Palmtag G, saloon 
 
 Parker J W R, groceries 
 
 PARKER W M R, atty at law and no- 
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 Peckham B A, agt S P R R 
 
 Jiaymond J P, grain buyer 
 
 Reinhardt E, bakery 
 
 Renison Thos, justice peace 
 
 Richardson Mrs A E, varieties 
 
 Richardson J A, saloon 
 
 RIORDAN MISS FANNIE, dress- 
 
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 Rossi E, hotel 
 Ryan Thos hotel 
 St John E ft C 0, meat market 
 St John W, druggist, stationer, sewing 
 
 machines and attachments 
 
 SALINAS CITY BANK, W S John- 
 
 son cashier 
 
 "SALINAS INDEX," W j Hill propr 
 
 Schafer F, stoves and tinware 
 
 Schuchard C F, cigars and tobacco 
 
 Scott J B, groceries 
 
 Shearer S M, county supt schools 
 
 Sheehy Edward, liquors 
 
 Sietfhold C, w atcht's and jewelry 
 
 80PSR KRSM A.nullinery and dress- 
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 Soto R M F, atty at law 
 
 S{)eegle M M, county recorder 
 
 Stanley J P, furniture and undertaking 
 
 STOKES JAMES, merchant itilor, 
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 Stone ft Eardley, real estate and ins 
 
 STRXLLNAUER R, groceries, confec- 
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 SuBser Jacob, bootmaker 
 
 S wen iling Jno P, aaloon 
 
 SWIFT B J, propr Abbott House 
 
 8WINNBRT0N S M, »tty at law and 
 
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 Tholcke Julius, saloon 
 
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 AI.PIMHKTICAM.V. 
 
 TOBET & HUDSON, Empire Flour 
 
 Mills 
 TOLMAN A, bnota and shoes, ftf^ain 
 TRIMMER S, physician and sur- 
 
 ccon 
 TROPE F H, Salinas Hotel 
 Tnttlc H P, physiciiin 
 Viindcrhurst, Sanbora & Co, gen racUe 
 Walker John, harness and aaddlus 
 WALL J A, atty at law and notary 
 
 public, Main 
 Wallace Martin, saloon 
 Warren (iijfi, groceries 
 WEBB & WALL, attys at law. Main 
 Wt'bstor J A, st'ivos and tiiiwaro 
 Wcilcr C \i, hotel 
 
 WETZEL P, hairdresser, Abbott House 
 Whibconib Bros, bluoksniitha and wag- 
 
 onni.tkers 
 WHI TE T E, uTidei taker 
 WIEBCKE HENRY, bootmaker 
 WIi<SONWMM,cari)cnter, M.iin 
 WINHAM W PL, broker, real eatute 
 
 and iisuranco 
 Woodbide P K, atty at law 
 
 Salmon Creek, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTV, 
 Is miles south of Kureka. 
 
 McNidlj', Lawrencto 4 Co, hotel and sa- 
 loon 
 
 San Andreas, 
 
 CALAVEllAS COUNTV, 
 
 Is centrally located in the county of 
 which it is the county seit; reached 
 from San Francisco via the St )ckt<»n and 
 Copperopolia Division of the Central 
 Pacific Kj.ilroatl and Mr. U. W. Has 
 ocll's stage line, from which it idili-ttant 
 130 miles. It has a population of l,2()0 
 l)eoplf, whose intelligence and kimlly 
 natures are retlecte«l from frank and open 
 countenances. Th<i Court Himse ii a 
 large and comfort.. b!e buildinj, aid tlie 
 olliLi.ds in churge t.rj cliici>.'nt and pleas 
 ant gentlemen. It boasts an array of le- 
 gal representatives of which any com- 
 munity might feel proud. It wau, in an 
 eirly day, the ocene of excitim; bustle 
 incident to the riciiness of the goM bear- 
 ing loads in the vicinity, though nt pres- 
 ent nothing in comparison Cau be seen. 
 It depends, however, mainly on its lodes 
 for support, yet fruit-growing and btock- 
 n^ising i^re important f.ictors ia the 
 nourishment imparted to her growth. 
 'Ilie altitude is 1,000 feet. It is a very 
 healthy place. 
 
 Agosti'ii C, groceries 
 
 ALLEN H 0, pastmastcr and W U tol 
 
 oiKsratir 
 
 AMERICAN RESTAURANT, H 
 
 Watson propr 
 Bates AllH-rt, meat market 
 Bloom J no, lircwery 
 Bode H, tin shop 
 
 "CALAVERAS ADVERTISER," 
 
 \Vm O Sweiison edii.or 
 
 "CATAVERAS WEEKLY CITI- 
 
 ZEN," <i B Ljavittpr.pr 
 Cnllierson A J, harness and saddlery 
 (,' .avy Win, saloon 
 Cassinelli 1). gen mdso 
 D.'iflso Jao, gen iiid.so 
 IX.meaux Henry, gunsmith 
 DeamiTc ]', bakery 
 Donnelly Hugh, s.doon 
 Dri-reiill I), conytuble and sidoon 
 I'',<lm()nds Ailam, carptiiitcr and builder 
 Fletcher Andrew, re:itaurant 
 Fletcher Kliz;.betb, Union Bukery 
 Frei lb -rf^cr Arnold, gen mlse 
 (iottacbalk C V^, superior judge 
 H.dl .Mrs Mary, blacksmith 
 Ha in Benton, atty at law 
 HAWES B F, l»roprietor Metropolitan 
 
 Hotel 
 
 HOPKINS MRS MARY L, millinery. 
 
 dressmaker and fancy g >odd 
 Kelloy W A, county coroner and publio 
 
 adiniiiistrator 
 I^iwis W T, dist atty 
 Lloyd C Iv, gen mdse 
 li'ive A, county iiasessor 
 Ma'^tcr.^on P, livery st ible and snloon 
 
 METROPOLITAN HOTEL,B F Haw- 
 
 es propr 
 
 MURPHY WM M, physician and 
 
 surgeon 
 Noriega Miss Anita, dressmaker 
 Oviiitt S M, dentist 
 
 PEOPLE'S MARKET, J Salcido pro- 
 prietor 
 Pfortiier Wm. burber 
 Keddick J B, atty at law and notary 
 
 public 
 Kedin nid II M, county clerk, auditor 
 
 anil r cnler 
 REED JUDQE IRA H, atty at law 
 
 and notary piibli", othce Court Ilousa 
 Rover ■lohn Biiptist, shoemaker 
 RUSSELL R W, livery, feed and sale 
 
 Nt.ible and gen stiigc line ottic3 
 SALCIDO J. People's Market 
 SEBREAN JOHN, propr "Calaveras 
 
 Advfi tis.-r" 
 SHINN J M, clerk Metropolitan Hotel 
 Steel Jao, shoemaker 
 Swens >n Win O, atty at law 
 
 THORN BENJAMIN K, sherifT. 
 
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 765 
 
 Ai>pn4iimoAt.Lr. 
 
 TrMt J F, county trensurer 
 Veniiinr Louia, grain, etc 
 Whahbnrii J F, lumber merchant 
 WATSON H. restaurant 
 WESSON G S, deputy aheriff 
 Whitloeic & Koworth, -^vin milao 
 Wyllie A C, forwarding and coiiuniaaion 
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 San Antonio, 
 
 MONTEREY COUNTY, 
 
 la 80 milca southeast of Monterey, the 
 •onuty scat. 
 
 If ast^'rn Henry, hlacksinith 
 
 SYLVESTER FRANCIS, Rcn mdso, 
 
 auent VV, F & C) and pudtniiwtor 
 Walkor A E, c;ou nidso 
 Warrou Alfred, hotel 
 
 San Benito, 
 
 8AN TIENITO COLN'TY. 
 
 BROWN GEORGE, poatimistcr 
 Ciii-michael Jim, shminiikcr 
 (roldeii & ruririton, hlaukdiniths 
 Iji'oiiiird A, hotel 
 Schlt'Bi»ijj;er \, t{on mdso 
 Willi..nu W, liotel 
 
 San Bernardino^ 
 
 8AN nEUNARUINO COUNTY, 
 
 Is a place of 3,0()() inhalntunta, heauti- 
 fully situated in h lovoly valley Undsur- 
 round»'d by tlio most fertile u'lil product- 
 ive hoilijH of aj;ricultur;d l.ind in the 
 Sfcitc. Its sehools and churehes nw 
 well Hnpporti'tl, the climate is ])crfect 
 anil the s mitary condition decidedly su- 
 jwrior. There ure quite a numluT t)f 
 nianufacturin f and industri dentrprisi's 
 IKirmmautly CHtahli.-thed, and the ele- 
 ments si> essential to the 8tea<ly and snh- 
 st.ntial development of a city are found 
 in this liie.ility in tlie form of good graz- 
 ing and agrieultural soil, plenty of 
 water and tind>er ami a ])nre, stimulat- 
 ing a(nio8X>here. It is the county scat, 
 and is reached by a stage drive of three 
 miles from C'oltou, on the iSoutheru Ta- 
 ciQc Kailr«ud. 
 
 Arkenn.tB Herman, restaurant 
 
 Allen Clias W, atty at law and notary 
 
 Sublic 
 ij k Cxohran, livery and feed stable 
 Allison Frank, dry goods 
 Aaaker L, dry gavda amd clothing 
 
 Armentront E A , planing mill 
 Baca Bros, meat market 
 Bailey Mra M, dremmaking 
 
 BANK OF SAN BERNARDINO, 
 
 Lewis Jacobn manager, Third 
 Bonninger Jno, aaloon 
 Blanche C, fruits and confectionery 
 Ulcd8')e U E, atty at law 
 BLOW R T, agent VV U Tel Co »nd 
 
 W, F & C.< fl Express, also cigura aud 
 
 tobacco, Tliird 
 Bovanl Kev (ieo F, pastor (M E) 
 B4)yer J l>, atty at law 
 Braunhart B, wholesale and retail wines^ 
 
 liquors, cigars and tobacco 
 Bright & Chute, blacksmiths and wag- 
 
 onmakera 
 niinkineyer II, suloon 
 Brocker & Koiuhold, furniture, bediliig 
 
 and undertakers 
 Brttwn Haik, city hay and feed yard 
 Brown J B, asst postmaster 
 Brown Jno Jr, utty at law and notary 
 
 public 
 Bmnn I R, ins ngt 
 Byrne M, gen mdsc and lumber 
 Caro IjCw is, lumber tlealer and gen mdae 
 Olio.itp & Iatcnn<'llia S.doon 
 CONDEE & MITCHELL, searchers of 
 
 records, rj- 1 estate and insurauca agta 
 
 and notaries pul)lic, Third 
 Conner Henry, gen mdso 
 Craig Jos, iiss.iyer and gunsmith 
 Cr im Le^vis V, county supervisjr 
 Jurtis Mrs K H, teacher 
 Curtis \V J, atty at law and notary 
 
 public 
 Daley Ed v, county supervisor 
 D'lvies Win, Hourmii mills 
 Davis Mrs R A, milliucry and fancy 
 
 goods 
 Devil C.myon Toll Road, Wm E Van 
 
 Slyke prest 
 DREW H L, hardware, agricultnrd 
 
 inqdomeuts, stoves, tinware, iron, 
 
 steel and coil, Third 
 E«ldy Mrs E A, boots, shoes and fancy 
 
 goods 
 Ellrington Thos, confectionery and vari- 
 eties 
 Kvaus D J, physician and surgeon 
 Ford Kev J T, pastor of Congregational 
 Fox & Condeo, druggists 
 Fox E. dry goods and clothing 
 Fox VV R, pliysician and surgeon 
 Foy John M, saddle aud haracsamakor 
 
 and ins agt 
 (Fanier M 1*, meat market 
 Gates E H, county superviaor, (P O 
 
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 Gibson Jas A, atiiy at law and ooort 
 
 commissioner 
 Giffin VVm, cigar maiiufr 
 
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 AtrHAIvriCALLT. 
 
 Goodcell Henry Jr, atty at law and no- 
 tary public 
 
 Gregory H S, atty at law- 
 Grove Rov M F, pastor M E Church 
 
 HAILE SMITH, groceries and agri- 
 cultural imploiiienta, Fourth and D 
 
 Hale & Keovoj, watches, jewelry, fancy 
 goods and sowiiii; machines 
 
 Hall Ed, propr Mammoth Corral and 
 and auctioneer 
 
 Harrison A, machine shop 
 
 HASWELL GEO F, attorney at law. 
 Third 
 
 Hawley Wm, saloon 
 
 Hight & Tipton, meat market 
 
 Horowitz A, clothing 
 
 Hughes & McFarlane, auctioii store 
 
 Jolmson F M, cnuiity assessor 
 
 KENDALL T C, real estate agent.Tliird 
 Kcuni.stun & iinuelton, livery and feed 
 
 stable 
 Kern Chaa, saloon 
 King J no C, sheriiF 
 King K H, haru-ss and saddles 
 Kinsky Marks, tailor 
 Knox Jno T, justice of peace 
 Kurtz & Evans, proprs Southern Hotel 
 LamlK'rt S, barber 
 
 Lander Chas A, livery and feed stable 
 Laurent Henry, s iloon 
 Lciwsou Bros, cigiira and tobicco 
 Linvilie W J, sash and door factory and 
 
 j)?aning mill 
 Littiepage K F, atty at law 
 Livingstone Miis Nellie, teacher 
 Martin Miss lulith, teacher 
 Matthews liouj F, llouring mills 
 McOall Jno, ho seshoer 
 McCoy Dennis, hay and feed yard 
 
 McDOXALD WM, furniture and bed- 
 ding, Third 
 McKenney A F, county clerk and recor- 
 der 
 McVicar C, watchmaker and jeweler 
 Mee Bros & Kowell, blncksmitha and 
 
 wagonmakers 
 Meycrstein & Co, dry goods, clothing, 
 
 Iniots and shoes 
 MILLS MARY, saloon, Second 
 Moore C H, stationery and news depot 
 Morris Jno M, justice of jwace 
 Newburg & Rathbun, gen mdso 
 Oliver Harris m, groceries 
 I'aine C J{, teacher 
 Paris & Allen, attys at law 
 Parker T C, marble works 
 Parsons B F, blacksmitii and horseshoer 
 Parsons T M, county surveyor 
 Penlew Mrs A L, board and lodging 
 PORTER W R, pub "San Bernardino 
 Valley Index," postmaster and notary 
 public, D 
 Potter M, shoemaker 
 
 Powell John G, dentist, 
 
 Pratt J E, gen mdse 
 
 Raudle Mrs E A R, dressmaker 
 
 Reed John, assaver 
 
 Rene G A, physician and surgeon 
 
 Reutiui^er LJ H, bakery and cotTea 
 
 housa 
 Rice H W, physician and surgeon, 
 
 (Homoepathic), coroner and public 
 
 administrator 
 Rittler Mnrris, gen mdso 
 Uoo C F, (Roe i Osborne,) ins agt 
 Uoe 9l Ojborne, agricultural implements 
 Roen Chas, barber 
 Rolfo H C, superior jud »e 
 Rolf'j Samuel, commia<ion lumber 
 
 dealer 
 Rotlie & Kurtz, bakery 
 Rousseau J A, county supt of publio 
 
 instruction 
 Rowan (ieo 1), groceries 
 ROWELL C W C, atty at law and 
 
 dist atty 
 RutL'n & Biays, hardware, stoves and 
 
 tinware 
 SAIKSEYAIN PAUL, wine and 
 
 li({Uor manufacturer, K and Third 
 
 SAN BERNARDINO BREWERT, 
 
 John Andreson pr.ipr. Third and E 
 "San Bernanlino Times," (daily and 
 wetikly.) Warren Wilson propr 
 
 "SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY IN* 
 
 DEX," (weekly,) W R i'orter pub- 
 lisher, J) 
 
 SATTERWHITE & CURTIS, atty. 
 
 at hiw. Third 
 SchyffJ H, blacksmith 
 Shaber J F, American Livery and Feed 
 
 Stable 
 SIMPSON OLIVER, sample roomr. 
 
 Third 
 Small Mrs J E, millinery and fancy 
 
 eoods 
 STARKE A, propr Starke's Hotel 
 
 Third and C 
 
 STARKE'S HOTEL, Ar Starke propr, 
 
 Third and C 
 Stephens Mrs M S, teacher 
 Suhr F C, drugs, books, stationery and 
 
 varieties, 
 Sylveria (ieo, hnrber 
 Talbott & Harris, attys at law 
 Talbott L W, atty at law and notary 
 
 public 
 Thompson A, physician and surgeon 
 Tittle Wm S, agricultural implements 
 Trask R E, confectionery and fruits 
 Turner Robt, shoemaker 
 Vale W A, photographer and ins agt 
 Van Dorin &, 'Ijehman, blacksmiths and 
 
 carriogemakcrs 
 Van Slyke & Sommcr, lumber and saw- 
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BUSINESS PENMANSHIP 
 
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 California — San Bernardino-San Buenaventura. 767 
 
 ALPIUBITICAIil.T. 
 
 atty at Uw and notary 
 (chairman), county bu- 
 
 Waters Byron, 
 public 
 
 Waters J as W, 
 pervisor 
 
 Wliitlock A, dentist 
 
 Wit{siius W R, Krocoriei 
 
 WILLIS HENRY M, atty at law, 
 Third and E 
 
 Wilson John H B, shoemaker 
 
 Wilson Warren, propr, "San Bernar- 
 dino Times" 
 
 Winklur August, saloon 
 
 Wise A B, blacksmith, wagonmnker, 
 livery and feed stable 
 
 Wixon Chos, saddler and harness- 
 maker 
 
 WORTHINGTON JOHN G carriage 
 an<l sign paintor, Third 
 
 Wrif;ht W (i, planing mill and box 
 factory 
 
 Yaner Hardin, county treasurer 
 
 Zirkel Frank, tailor 
 
 Is situated 14 
 wood City. 
 
 San Bruno, 
 
 SAN WATKO COUNTV, 
 
 milos northwest of 
 
 Red- 
 
 FOURTEEN MILE HOUSE, August 
 
 ■lenovtin propr 
 SAN BRUNO HOUSE. Richard Cun- 
 ningham a^t >S i' K li and postmastur 
 
 San Buenaventura, 
 
 VENTURA CuoNTV, 
 
 Is the county seat of Ventura county, 
 pleasantly situated on the sea coast and 
 IS the principal point of trading in the 
 county. It is a place of sereral manu 
 facturing and industrial enterprisers, 
 chief uniong which ar« rock 8oai>, mi i- 
 i:iL;, coal oil ruHniiiir, grist and planing 
 mills. It boasts the largest furniture 
 manufactory south of !San Francisco. It 
 has two weekly newspapers, several 
 churches and schools. Tho society is of 
 a high order and the most attractive 
 feature of tho city. It is (juito a resort 
 for tourists. Its climate is unsurpassed 
 and its healthfulne.s8 is conceded to be 
 remarkable. 
 
 BAKER F W JR, hardware, tinwar^ 
 iron, stoves, steei. and agricultural im- 
 plements. Main 
 
 Bank of Ventura, P R Bard president, 
 Henry Clay cashier 
 
 Bard C L, physician 
 
 Bard P R, president Bank of Ventura 
 
 Barlow Chas A, saddles and harness 
 
 Barnard A D, land agt 
 
 Barrows Thomas, sewing machine agt 
 
 Bartlett Bros, watches, clocks, jewelry, 
 ticket agt P C S S Co, stationery, 
 music and scwin;; machines 
 
 Bennett Peter, meat market 
 
 Bcronio (I, groceries 
 
 Berry Wm J, gunsmith 
 
 BLACK HAWK LIVERT STABLE. 
 
 W S l{iluy propr 
 Blackstoek N, atty at law 
 Bledsoe N C, atty at law and notary 
 
 public 
 Blumcnthal J, tailor 
 Boeker F H, carriage painter 
 BOQUIST C V, Ventura Livery and Feed 
 
 .Stable 
 Brewster J C, photofrrapher 
 Brooki J M, atty at law and dist atty 
 Burch J D, groceries and crockery 
 Cagnacci Jacob, bootmaker 
 
 CHAFFEE & McKEEBT, genmdse, 
 iron, steel, wagon lumber, agricultural 
 implcmcnta and agti Phoenix and 
 Home Insurance Co, Main and Palm 
 
 Clay Henry, cashier Bank of Ventura 
 
 Cohn Mrs H, gen mdsc 
 
 Conner H \N & C\), groceries 
 
 Conway J A, county assessor 
 
 Corey J A, groceries 
 
 Daly & Rodgers, lumber 
 
 Daly T H, livery and feed stable 
 
 Delmont F, physician, surgeon 
 dru.?gist 
 
 Dc Nuro D D, county supt public in- 
 struction 
 
 Dotr(>y Josaj»h, sheriff and tax collector 
 
 EASTIN L F, county clerk, auditor 
 
 and 
 
 and reconier, Court House 
 
 Arcllanes Luis, saloon 
 
 Ayers Albert, county treasurer 
 
 AYERS HOTEL, Wm Ayers 
 
 Main 
 
 AYERS WM, propr Ayers 
 
 stage agt, Main 
 
 propr. 
 Hotel, 
 
 Einstein & Bernheim, gen mdse and agl 
 
 inipts 
 Krburn M, saloon 
 Fcrand J ules, groceries and liquors 
 Foster E R, supt Santo Water Co 
 Franz E, saloon and variety store 
 (iaudolfo Alex, groceries, liquors, cigars 
 
 and produce shippers 
 Glasgow ft Stiles, saloon 
 Goodwin J W, watches, clocks, jewelry, 
 
 books, stationery, cigars, tobacco, 
 
 fancy goods and postmaster 
 Granger L C, atty at law and notary 
 
 public 
 GRANT & PETERSON, blacksmith, 
 
 wagon and machine shop. Main 
 
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 Gray T F, manager W U Tel Co 
 Hall K S, fttty ut law and notary pablic 
 HARE ED T» general inmiranco a({ent 
 HMrtmann V, saloon and brewery 
 HAVELOCK W A, dru^^^iat, Main 
 Hill K W, county coroner and publi 
 
 adniiniatrator 
 Hinea J D, superior judge 
 Hinchfolder E, funiisbiag goodi, boots 
 
 and ah' tea 
 Hobson Mrs I J, rostauranl 
 Huebner C, dentist 
 K:<iaer J M, muftt market 
 Kijier T C, homcaopathiu physician 
 Krioij .Juo, saloon 
 
 Kuhliiian Jno A, groceries and clothing 
 Linn Thos A, notary public 
 Los Augdus & Vonturtt Stage iria Huone- 
 
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 Lytnan C C, siiddlos and harnesa 
 McDonell Bros, bhickHniiths 
 
 HcDONELL MRS H R, millinery, 
 
 M.tin 
 Mc'-iEAN & SONS, pubs "Ventura 
 
 Kr<H) Press," Maiji 
 MILT BR J M, propr Palace Hotol and 
 
 8 loon. Main 
 Murray & Co, painters 
 No.^uos Mis .1, dj-usamaker 
 NordholY & Vontura SJtuge, oflice Vcn 
 
 tura Stihles 
 PALACE HOTEL, J M Miller propr 
 Petti. IDS lj V, atty at law 
 P>>rt»T VV. sprint; lied and cuhiiictmaker 
 REVERE HOUSE, Wagaer&Co, pro 
 
 priet'tr.'', M.iiii ami Oak 
 Ri"o W I, justiei! of jmjucc 
 
 RICHARDSON JOSEPH, furniture 
 
 Stuart Mrs M, dreamnaking 
 
 Stuart 8 L, dentist 
 
 Sudden Capt Kobt, wharf owner 
 
 Thompson F A, aearoher of rocorda and 
 
 notary public 
 Todd C D, harlware, tinware and stoves 
 (Jstusanstegia Victor, Santa Clara Houso 
 
 "VENTURA FREE PRESS," Mc- 
 
 Ijomi & Sons, pubM and propra. Main 
 
 VENTURA LIVERY & FEED STA- 
 
 BLE C V Boquist propr, Main 
 
 "VENTURA SIGNAL" {weekly). 
 
 Shiridaii Uri>sput>3 and propr<i, Mr.iu 
 WAQNER & CO. proprietors Itcvuru 
 
 Uou^iu, Main and Oak 
 Wiigner .lao B, drugs and agent Wells, 
 
 Far^o & Co 
 W.dton W J, lumber 
 Whitchousu Wni, restaurant 
 
 WLLLIAVIS & WILLIAMS, attys 
 
 at law, Main 
 
 WILLIAMS W T, atty at law and 
 notiiry puhlic 
 
 WithorellK 11, watchmaker and jowtlcr 
 
 WitiieispoDU M C, watchmaker and jew- 
 eler 
 
 Wright &. Hobson Misses, dnasnirtkcrs, 
 niilliDory uud ugts New Home sewiii" 
 muchiucd 
 
 iiMnutacturor and undertaking, Cali 
 
 forni.i and Main 
 Pictzk>) A VV, baths and barber 
 Hi ,'h tM Francisco, grocx'ries 
 RILEY WM S. Black H.iwk Livery 
 
 and Feed Stable, California 
 Roth I F, salo >n 
 Koth .los, b'lots and shoes 
 Kulan«l Mrs H A, candy maker 
 Sanehez .1 V, bailn-r 
 SANCHEZ PEDRO, barl>cr. Main 
 Schell II, blacksmith and horscsiiovr 
 Shaw F P, cii5.ir3 and tobacco 
 Sh'ildon & Vicker^, blacksmiths and 
 
 wa^onmivkers 
 Shejjherd VV E, atty at law 
 SHEPPARD S A, atty at law, Main 
 SHERIDAN BROS, pubs and proprs 
 
 "V'lutura Signal," Main 
 Sheridan S N Sr, city marshal and con- 
 
 stiible 
 Simms (>hae, physician and surgeon 
 Soule C K, ju:itice of peace 
 Spear Houry, saloon 
 Stow Jno 1, surreyor 
 
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 SAN UIEOi, 
 
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 Is the county !,<':;t and is pleasantly sit- 
 uated on the bay of thu same name. The 
 harlK)r h exeelieut; tho bust, in faet, on 
 the sou. hern coast, iK-in;^ conipluuOy 
 land-locked. .Sii.n Uit-j^o is notiti as a 
 hi-alth resort, tliJ climate Ixjii;.; the most 
 eijuable in iSouthern Califurnia. Sha is 
 destined to Iw the prineipil sea port of 
 th.it section at no distant day. Th'To ia 
 a tine system of water works, a weather 
 signal station, military station, and eu.s- 
 torn house. The Paciiic tJoast stoiiuurs 
 CJill regularly every live d;y8, and th.To 
 iire daily stipes eoimectii»g wiih S.ai 
 Franci-sco vitt Los Angeles and Saiit* 
 An I. The stage Hue is under the per- 
 sonal 8up<'rvisioa of the owner, Mr. A. L. 
 Seeley, a veteran stjigiMuan, and is a Hrst- 
 class line in every respect. The Horton 
 House, an elegiutt hotel, under the m oi- 
 agement of C. P. Gerichtcu, extjiids 
 every comfort and luxury sought by the 
 tourist or business man. The popula- 
 tion of San Diego is estimated at 3,000. 
 
 Allison Jos k Bro, meat market, I and 
 
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 Arguilaz Bernard, hotel, Fifih and I 
 Aaher J M, sursery depot, Fifth and B 
 
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 Barnes (I W, physician, Sixth nr D 
 Barly H, propr 8an Diego Iron Works, 
 
 Eighth and M 
 Bsera W A,groc«rieB and vaiieties, Fifth 
 Begolo W A, stoves, tinware, hardware 
 
 and roofing, Fifth 
 Bennis Sam, chop house, Fifth 
 Benson Lieut H M, Seventh Infantry 
 
 USA, San Diego barracks 
 Bidwell James, machine shop and feed 
 
 mills. Eighth and L 
 BntDSALX J D, propr Lyon Hotel, 
 
 Seventh and I 
 Black Jno ,T, saloon. City Brewery 
 Booth Lieut A C, supt U S Military 
 
 Telegraph Cal and Arizona Division, 
 
 Fifth and D 
 Borden O H, supervisor 
 Bowers W W, collector of customs. 
 
 Fifth and K 
 Boyd Jno B, atty at law, notary public 
 
 and abstract of titles. Fourth and D 
 BRABT (B & Sons), notary pub- 
 lic, real estate ugent and conveyancer. 
 
 Fifth and D 
 BBADT & SONS, groceries, liquors, 
 
 cigars an<l tobacco. Fifth and D 
 Brady Phil, Iwots and shoes, Fifth 
 Hriant W D, real estate agt, Fift)> 
 Brown H II, saloon. Eighth and L 
 Brown k Terry, San Diogo I'luning Mill 
 
 Co, Ninth and (i 
 Bucll E J. superintendent of San Diego 
 
 Water Works, Fifth and I) 
 Burnes Tillman A, s.il«on, K and Fifth 
 Burns Mrs I', boarding and lodgings. 
 
 Sixth and If 
 CANTLIN MARTIN, cnrpcntcr and 
 
 niaiuifr itf wiinhnill*, I'ijjhth 
 CARAVIA GABRIEL, groceries, 
 
 Eleventh and K 
 CAVE D, <lenti8t. Fifth and (r 
 
 CENTRAL LIVERY STABLES & 
 
 FEED YARD, Jones A Kanipling 
 Itrcipr, Fourtii and F 
 
 CENTRAL STABLES, Oeo Journeay 
 propr, Sixth but E and F 
 
 Chafie CluiH A, druji^ist, Fifih and F 
 
 CHASE LEVI, attorney at law. Fifth 
 
 Cliojitc I), postmaster, Sixth 
 
 CHRISTIAN H T, city clerk and as- 
 sessor, (.'ity Hull 
 
 Church C C, cabinet maker. Fourth 
 and II 
 
 Clendenou W II, olwerver signal service 
 station, Fifth and I) 
 
 Cleveland Danl, utty at law, E and Sixth 
 
 COAST MAIL STAGE LINE (see 
 
 advertisement on page 772) to Santa 
 Ana, A L Soeley propr, J W Thomp- 
 son agent, office Fifth and D 
 Cohen Marcus, tailor, Fifth 
 
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 CohnJ A, boots and shoes, Fifth 
 
 OONKLIN N H, Atty at law and court 
 commissioner. Fifth nr H 
 
 CONSOLIDATBD BANK OF BAH 
 DIEOO.O U Witherby prest, Fifth 
 andG 
 
 Consulate of Italjr, Fileppo Piazza, D 
 
 Consulate of Mexico, J B Verde, Con- 
 sul, Fifth 
 
 COOK HENRY, constable and collect- 
 or. Fifth 
 
 Cosper Mrs A A, millinery and fancy 
 goods, Fifth 
 
 County Court House, Spring ave and 
 Front 
 
 County Hospital, C M Fenn physician, 
 Eighth and K 
 
 Coyne Jos, sheriff. Court Honae 
 
 Curtis — , carpenter, Fourth 
 
 DALY JOHN C. books and novelties, 
 Fifth 
 
 DAVIS H B, candy factory, Fifth andO 
 
 Desmond Jno, ornamental shells. Third 
 opp Horton 
 
 DunnoUs S S, boarding and lodgings, F 
 and State 
 
 Edwards C J, harness and saddles. Fifth 
 
 Foirchild J A, banker, broker, notary 
 public, searcher of records and insur- 
 ance agent. Fifth and F 
 
 Fuivro Jos, real estate and ins agt. Fifth 
 
 Farmer — , saloon, Tlirteenth 
 
 Farrell Thos, tailor. Fifth 
 
 FASHION UVERY ft FEED STA- 
 
 BLES, (««o advertisement page 772) 
 Hinton & (lordon. Second and D 
 
 Fenn C M, physician and surgeon and 
 county physician. Fifth 
 
 Ferrer Manuel A, saloon, F 
 
 Fischer Jno, saloon. Fifth 
 
 Fox Chas A, civil engineer. Sixth bet E 
 and F 
 
 .•"ox fc Willcy, civil engineers, Fifth and F 
 
 Frick W !{,' marble works. Fifth 
 
 QASS A M, watchmaker, jeweler, sew- 
 ing machines and fixtures. Fifth 
 
 (Jutes Mrs O W, seminary. Eighth bet 
 C and I) 
 
 Clatewood W J, attorney at law, opp 
 Court House 
 
 Gerichten C P, propr Horton House, D 
 iHJt Fourth and Fifth 
 
 Ctinoccliio G & Co, gen mdse. Fifth 
 
 Goodall Abraham, blacksmith and horso- 
 shoer, K and Seventh 
 
 Gordon & Hazzard, gen mdse and agri- 
 cultural implements. Sixth and H 
 
 Gregg Robert J, physician and surgeon. 
 Fifth 
 
 Griebnow F W, bakery. Fifth and J 
 
 OUNN DOUaLAS. publisher "San 
 Diego Union," (*laily *"«! weekly). 
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 AI.PIUBCTICAIitiV. 
 
 Uaden Lieut J J, post adjutant Eighth 
 Infantry IJ 8 A, San Diego barracks 
 
 Hamilt )n & Co, gen md^e, agriculturitl 
 iinploinents and hardware, Fifth 
 
 Hamilton Al D, county assessor, Court 
 House 
 
 Hatleberg J O, wagonmaker and black- 
 smith. Eighth and J 
 
 Heeraniiner Johp. michine shop., saw 
 and planing mill and cojpsrjgt, Sixth 
 and K 
 
 HEINE.ICH LOUIS, guns, pistols, am- 
 munition and cutlery manuf, Seventh 
 and J 
 
 Hendrick E W, attorney at law and U 
 S court commissiouer. Fifth 
 
 Hermann D C lodgings and liquor3, 
 Fifth 
 
 Higgins Albert E, insurance agent, Fifth 
 
 Higgius & Ke3d, real estate and insur- 
 ance agents. Fifth 
 
 Higgins TkosJ, (Hii^gin's k Keod), propr 
 Co ntinental Oil Store, Fifth 
 
 HINTON & GORDON, proprs Fashion 
 Livery and Feed Stable, Second and D 
 
 Hiscock A H, mine owner, Tiiird and D 
 
 HITCHCOCK GEO N, atty at law, 
 Bupt public instrucftioii, notary pu'.;lic, 
 commissioner of deeds and land agent, 
 Sixth 
 
 HOLM & SURBECK, barl)ers, 77 Fifth 
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 Hoi con A E, real estate, D 
 
 HORTON'S HALL, J li Richardson 
 lessee, F and Sixth 
 
 Hortou House, C P (Jerichtcn propr, D 
 bet Fourth and Fifth 
 
 Hotchkiss A B, city attorney and attor- 
 ney at law. City Hall 
 
 HOWARD BRYANT, cashier and 
 secretary Consolidated Bank of San 
 Diego, Fifth 
 
 Hylund A Ihlstrom, ebon house. Fifth 
 
 JONES & KAMPLmO, propr. l^en 
 tral Livery Stables and Feed Yard, F 
 and Fourth 
 
 Jorres William, county treasurer, Court 
 House 
 
 Josse Adam, hair work and barber, Fifth 
 
 JOURNEAT GEO, propr Central Liv- 
 ery and Sale Stable, Sixth bet E and F 
 
 Julian A H, stoves, tinware, pumps and 
 ban (ware. Fifth 
 
 JULIAN & B^'^ER, publishers "San 
 Diego News,' Fifth 
 
 JULIAN STAGE LINE, (see a<lver- 
 tising page), A L Seeley propr, J W 
 Thompson iigent, Fifth and 1> 
 
 Keating M, notary public, conveyancer, 
 commisHior.er of deeds and real estate 
 agent, Fifth 
 
 Koster P, wa|jon and carriagemaker and 
 
 j_ blacksmithing, Fourth and P 
 
 EUHNER JACOB, meat market. 
 
 Fifth 
 La'ikershim I & Co, proprs San Di^o 
 
 Flour Mills, K and Twelfth 
 LARSON THOS, wood and coal yard, 
 
 Seventh and J 
 LARSON & WESTCOTT, draymen. 
 
 Seventh and J 
 
 LEACH & PARKER, attorneys at 
 
 law, Fifth and U 
 Leavitt J B, carpenter and builder, J 
 
 and Eighth 
 Lehman 'i'heodore, merchant tailor. Fifth 
 
 and U 
 Leonard Joseph, justice of peace, insur- 
 
 'ancc agent and cabinetmaker 
 Llewelyn D, cigars and tobacco, B^ifth 
 Llewelyn \Vm, notary public and real 
 
 est ite agent, Fifth 
 ruckling L L, city engineer and county 
 
 surveyor, E 
 LOUIS ISIDOR, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 oyster, (fresh), saloon, Fifth 
 LUCE MOSES A, atty at law. Fourth 
 
 and D 
 LYON HOTEL, J D Birdsall propr, 
 
 Seventli and I 
 Mackintosh F J, boots, shoes and gro- 
 ceries. Fifth 
 
 MACLAGAN HENRY, saloon, F 
 
 Mainassis J S & Co, real estate and live 
 
 stock dealers. Fifth 
 Mantania J D, boots and shoes. Fifth 
 Marston Geo W, dry goods, clothing, 
 
 carpets and oil cloths, Fittli 
 
 MASON W H, agent J Kuss & Co, 
 
 Front and J 
 May C E, saddles and harness, H and 
 
 Fifth 
 McCanu Cha«, horaeshoer, I 
 McCarthy M J, saloon. Fifth 
 McCoy Frank, insurance agent. Fifth 
 McDonahl (I \V B, lumber dealer, L bet 
 
 Fifth and Sixth 
 McDowell S A, supervisor 
 Mc(iurck Edward, second-hand store 
 
 and auctioneer, Fifth " 
 McNealy W T, superior judge. Court 
 
 House 
 Millard F A, druggist, physician and 
 
 surgeon. Fifth and 1 
 MORGAN R, lumber agent W W 
 
 Stewart A Co 
 Morse E \V, city treasurer and insurance 
 
 agent 
 Mott Lieut Wallace, post quartermaster 
 
 and ACS, San Diego barracks 
 Neal Chas, saloon. Fifth 
 Noell C P, notary public and real eatnto 
 
 agent, F'ifth 
 P C S S GO'S warehouse, wharf and 
 
 ticket office, J H Simpson agent, foot 
 
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 201 
 
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 P M S S COS AGESICY, W W Stew- 
 
 art & Co, ageuts, Fitth and K 
 Page Mrs A C, bdard and lod..ing, Fifth 
 l'a;j;o Jiiinea H, drayman, Eifti". 
 PAINE J W, attorney at law. Fifth 
 Palmer HOUSE.Osoar Palmer propr. 
 
 Fifth l)et Hand 1 
 PALMER I L, fruita and groceries, 
 
 Fifth 
 PALMER OSCAR, propr Palmer House 
 
 and Saloon, Fiftii but H and 1 
 Pauly A, real estate agent and city tax 
 
 collector, Sixth and (i 
 Pearson A B, painter. Sixth and G 
 Periuo \Vm, saloon. Fifth and E 
 PEYSER M, dry goods, clothing and 
 
 furiii^hiug ^joods, Fifth 
 Piazza Filippi*, Itnliaucmsul, D 
 I'idgeon G S, groceries, II and Fifth 
 Pierce Jas M, supervisor, Sixth bat G 
 
 and H 
 I*ierce W \V, painter, Fourth and E 
 Pitcher J S, gun and locksmith, Fifth 
 Porter John 15, justice of peace. Fifth 
 Eaffi G, fancy gonds, groceries, candies, 
 
 cigars and tobacco. Fifth 
 Reed D (', (Hi^gius & Reed), notary 
 
 l>ublic. Fifth 
 Rennio tiilbt-rt, county recorder, Court 
 
 House 
 RICHARDSON JOHN H, sign writer, 
 
 upholsterer and dealer iu paints, oils, 
 
 glass, siishea. doors, etc, Sixtli bet E 
 
 antl F, and lessee Ilorton's Hall 
 Robinson C B, dairyman, First bet C 
 
 and I) 
 ROOT M S, watches, clocks and jewel - 
 
 rv, Fifth 
 RD'SS J & CO, lumber dealers, W H 
 
 Mns«in anent, Front and J 
 RUSSELL JAS, deputy sheriff, con- 
 stable and collector, Fifth 
 Sau I)io;;o Barracks, U S military post, 
 
 department of Arizona, Col AT Smith 
 
 conimantler 
 San Diego Chamber of Commerce, City 
 
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 San Piego Fire Department, Phillip Kos- 
 
 ter cliief engineer, Sixth 
 Sau Diego Flour Mills, I I^ankershim 
 
 propr, Twelfth and H 
 
 "SAN DIEQO NEWS," (daily and 
 
 weekly), Julian & Baker publishers. 
 Fifth 
 San Diogo Planing Mill, Terry & Brown 
 proprs. Ninth and \l ^ 
 
 "SAN DIEGO UNION." (daily and 
 weekly), Dougliut Gunn jjublisher, 
 Sixth, next to postotfice 
 
 San Diego Water Co, E J BuoU supt, 
 Fifth and D 
 
 SAUNDERS CHAB J W, meat mar- 
 ket. Fifth and F 
 
 Schiller H M, secretary for consul of 
 
 Mexico, Fifth 
 SCHNEIDER A, books, stationery, 
 
 tiauos and organs, music, cigari, to- 
 acco, pictures, frames, news depot, 
 wall paper, paints and glass, Fifth 
 Sihuetter Henry C, suloou aud feed 
 yard, K and Thirteenth 
 
 SCHWERER FREDERICK, batha 
 
 and barber. Fifth 
 Selwyn Geo A & Co, butchers. Fifth 
 Shepard C H, books and stationery. 
 
 Fifth and G 
 SHERRIFF J A, photograph gallery, 
 
 views ot San Diego, Fifth 
 Signal Service U S Army, W H Clen- 
 
 dtiuon observer 
 SIMPSON J H, local agent P C S S 
 
 Co, foot of Fifth 
 Smith Col A T, commander U S military 
 
 Iiost, dept of Arizona, Sau Diego bur- 
 racks 
 SMITH WILL M, attorney at law and 
 
 district artorney, Court House 
 SNIDER CHAS. barber aud baths, 
 
 i^'ifth 
 Snyder B F, wheelwright, Fourth and F 
 Stanovich John, chop house. Fifth 
 Statler S, county clerk. Court House 
 Steele S G, painter, whiteiier and car- 
 
 oenter. Fifth 
 
 STEINER, KLAUBER & CO, gen 
 
 indse and agricultural implements, 
 wholesale liipiors and cigars, H and 
 Fifth, (S F office 312 Sacramento St) 
 
 Stevens J, blacksmivh and wagonmakcr. 
 Second and E 
 
 Stewart Mrs Annie, boarding and liq- 
 uors Tliird and I 
 
 Stewart E, stoves and tinware. Fifth 
 
 STEWART W W & CO, dealers i" 
 wheat, wool, honey, lumber and lime, 
 and agents P M S S Co, Fifth and K. 
 and R Morgan agent, Beacii 
 
 Stockton T C, physician and suri^on, 
 city health officer, county administra- 
 tor aud cronor, E and Fifth 
 
 STOW JOHN P, saloon, 41) Fifth 
 
 Switzer E D, watches, docks, jewelry 
 and sewing machines, F bjt Fifth and 
 Sixth 
 
 Tallman E H, carriage painter and build- 
 er. Sixth near F 
 
 Tasker Mrs Mary M, millinery, fancy 
 goods and dressmaking., D 
 
 Terry & Brown, proprs San Diego Plan- 
 ing Mill, Ninth aud H 
 
 THOMPSON J W, agent W, F & Co, 
 manager VV^ U Tel Co and a^ent Sau 
 Diego MaitfStage Co and J ulian Stage 
 Co, Fifth aiid D 
 
 Tighe Thomas, aaloon. Sixth bet F and G 
 
 Traak P H, barber, Fifth 
 
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 Tremaine Miss A M, millinery, Fifth 
 Tyler J H, stable aud feed yard, Eighth 
 
 near K 
 U S Collector of Customs, W W Bowers, 
 
 Fifth and K 
 U S Military Telegraph, California and 
 Arizona Division, Lieut C A Booth 
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 Verde J B, consul of Mexico, Fifth 
 Verlaque T, liquors. Fifth and G 
 Von Poser Henry, general agent 
 Walker W J, attorney at law. Fifth 
 Wallack D, clothing and furnishing 
 
 goods, Fifth 
 Weeger E H, groceries, fruits and can- 
 dies. Fifth 
 
 WELLS, FASGO & COS EXPRESS, 
 
 J W Thompson agent, Fifth and D 
 
 W TJ TEL CO, J W Thompson mana- 
 ger, Fi fth an d D 
 
 WENTSCHER a, produce commission 
 merchant. Fifth 
 
 WILLIAMS MARCO, Paris Chop 
 H ouse aud Oys ter Saloon, I and Fifth 
 
 WILLIAMS W E, pumps, stoves and 
 tinware and plumbing, I and Fifth 
 
 Winter L & Bro, bakery, Fourth and H 
 
 WITHERBY S, pres Consolidated 
 Bank of San Diego, Fifth 
 
 Wolfsheimer C, cigars, tobacco aud can- 
 dy, Fifth 
 
 Young & Gray, undertakers, furniture 
 and bedding. Fifth 
 
 TOTJNO JAMES M> furniture andbed- 
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 COAST MAIL STAGE LINE, 
 
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 Makin^,' close connections with SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. 
 
 Coaches of this lini: are conifortiible and the stock excellent. 
 
 Olllce with Wells, Fargo & Co., San Dieg^o. 
 
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 San Dieguito, 
 
 BAN DIEOO COUNTY, 
 Is 22 miles north of San Diego. 
 
 Crannal Nicoloa, upiiu-ist 
 Punden Alfrtd, postmaster 
 Patlen & Adams, gen mdso 
 
 Shaffer Fritz, veterinary surgeon 
 Shang H L, liquors 
 Slaughter Frank, liquors 
 Wright F M, capitalist 
 Yanghuus Fred, bootmaker 
 Yonghuus J, shoemaker 
 
 San Fernanda, 
 
 LOS ANQKLES COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the Southern Pacific Railroad, "20 
 milca from Los Angt les. 
 
 Allen Daty, engineer 
 
 Beckett L J, justice peace 
 
 Cari)enter .Ino T, cnnstiiblc 
 
 Courtney Wm ft D, gen mdso 
 
 (ilinri .), saloon 
 
 GRISWOLD H W, agent S P Pv R and 
 W U Tel Co 
 
 Hubhiird H C, blacksmith 
 
 Ijoop T M, hotel 
 
 Lyster W (J, machinist 
 
 Muclay & MoAitt, gen mdse nud agricul- 
 tural implements 
 
 Moffitt A B, postmaster, agt W, U Tel 
 Co an<l notary 
 
 Mnmane M, saloon 
 
 Porter T C, land agent 
 
 I'rai>ter A J, blacksmith 
 
 Rualdi C R, oonatable 
 
 San Gabriel, 
 
 LOS ANGELES CODNTT, 
 
 Is on tlie Southern Patilic Kailroad, 10 
 miles Ironi Los Angeles. 
 
 Allen IVtor, postni ister and gen mdse 
 
 Cuneo ^I, l);irber 
 
 (fiiioccliid A, groceries and liquors 
 
 (ilidden E C, machine a^f 
 
 Orand \j, blacksmith 
 
 Hamilton Ily. rohard, capitalist and 
 justice poac 
 
 Hillard F S, physician 
 
 Kellog T I), physician 
 
 Lasscro Dominique, sm' on 
 
 Mayl)erry K L, cajvit i.st 
 
 Ponsonnelli J & < ' •akery 
 
 Rebout Frank, lii.teksmith 
 
 liobbins James, meut market 
 
 Sevell S K, hotel and orchard 
 
 Shorb J DeBarth.orchardist, winegrow- 
 er and distiller 
 
 Stephens W H, atty at law 
 
 Stoneinan Gen Geo, distillery and wine 
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 Valencia C, saloon 
 Wilson Mrs B D 
 Winston W H, orcliardist 
 
 San Gorgonia, 
 
 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, 
 Is "5 miles southeast of Sa" Bernarilino, 
 
 E»ia;ar W F, physici m» 
 WESTON E, postmaster 
 
 San Gregoria, 
 
 SAN MATEO COUNTV, 
 
 Is C6 miles l>y stat'c from San Mat.o, on 
 the Southern Pacific li.iilroad. 
 
 Day D C, blacksmith 
 Keep E, s:il()on 
 liCvy — , postmaster 
 LE /Y BROS, gen mdsc 
 Moore Alr-s, saloon 
 
 San Jacinto, 
 
 SAN DIKUO COUNTV, 
 Jordan J C, poatin.istcr 
 
 San Jose, 
 
 SANTA CLARA COUNTY. 
 
 More than a century liaselaps'id since 
 theSpaiish missiun iii>;s scttiol tlie place 
 whose n.nu', "Tlie Iksmtifiil," ii so well 
 applied, in point uf si/A' and wealth the 
 city ranks fourtli ainoiii; tiiosv; nf the 
 tSt.t'', while in aiipearaneo none are so 
 handsome "hut do it rv^viT' noi-, " and 
 co.icede it.ssupiri<Tity in it-< ple;uiinu' at- 
 tractivenes.s. 'i'lie city ih embowertd 
 ia a dense growth of ^hI ihhcry, plants 
 and tr^H.'!<, and its homes oi c I'l^rant arelii- 
 tectural de.-si^u give it an air of comfort, 
 luxury and I'etirtuient. Its stnets are 
 broad and smooth, i'ltei-a'ctiigeiicli othir 
 at ri^ht ..nj;los, i.nd hii liantly illnmiii' 
 attid witli g.>8. Its scho ils ami colie^' is 
 f,rj of a very hi;;h ord r; iti eliurche.>< 
 are m tdelsof Ijcauty and itsCourt House, 
 the finest in tiie Ntat^', \^ in ke<pinu 
 with the we Itli, iutelli),'ence and entci-- 
 prisj of its citizens. The country m 
 inediitely surroundiug itprese'uts as hue 
 a landscape ua ever formetl the suhjc t 
 for a sketch of the most eminent artis . 
 It ii situated in the Santa Clara valley, 
 
 famed alike for the magnificance of its 
 scenery and the fertility of its soil, on 
 the lino of the Northern Division of the 
 Soutlicm Pacitic Uailroad, 50 miles from 
 San Francisco. The ever changing and 
 ever beautiful scenery aliuig the route, 
 made up of lovely hills and dales, dot- 
 1 3d with charming country homes and 
 well cult iv.ited gardens, makes the ride 
 fi'om thi^ city to the Metropolis one of 
 constant pliMSure. Its p pulation is 
 placed at I'J.OOO and its growth is of a 
 steady and permanent nature. It is sup- 
 plied with dai'y newspapers and good 
 hotels, and all its c onveniencies and at- 
 tractions of nature and art m.tke it em- 
 phatically the "loveliest city of the 
 plain. 
 
 ADEL W T, carriage manufacturer, 
 '2«8 First 
 
 AHLERS HENRY C, manufr jew- 
 elry, "^M Santa Clara 
 
 ALAMEDA PALACE, J D Plitt propr, 
 
 S PC i: K d'pot 
 ALI'^N G B, propr Novada House, SE 
 
 cor First autl St John 
 Allen Chas H, secy State Normal School, 
 
 21>7 First 
 Allen Wi ey B, music, 'J3i> Santa Clara 
 ALPHA SALOON, Second and Fouu- 
 
 tait alley 
 Alvord Henry B, hanlware and agricul- 
 tural implements, .'WO First 
 AMMEN R S, drug{:i8t, '-SO First 
 Anderson Pobt, chiropodist, liTOi Santa 
 
 Clara 
 Andrews & toykend.ill, paekera and 
 
 ]irovision.-i, Central Market 
 Ajipletpii J, elothiny, .XIO First 
 Arelier L, atty at law an<l mayor, .Sll 
 
 First 
 Arias Je^jus, cii^ars and tob;;cco, 377 
 
 M.irket 
 Anustron.' Mrs M, millinery, ."^lO Santa 
 
 Ch.ra 
 Arpi I A, second hand goods, Santa 
 
 Clara 
 Arqnes laiis, atty at law, Court House 
 ARTPAIACE, Crowell Bros proprs, 
 
 :{•_'<» S.iii'a i'iara 
 AUBERT LOUIS- mattresses and 
 
 I'i >neei Spring Beil Factory, and 
 
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 M^;rket ' 
 Anltman Free?, miehini-it, The Alamoila 
 
 AU2ERAK HOUSE, s W ChurehiU 
 
 ]iropr, :.lii Santa Clari 
 
 AUZERAIS & POMEROY. groccrie.^ 
 
 hardwari-, crockery and agricultural 
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 BACKESTO J P, phynician. 4:ili First 
 Bac(juie E, barbir, 853 Santa Clara 
 
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 Siinta Clara 
 Bailey C P, gloves and robes, 343 First 
 Builty D C, postmaster, Santa Clara and 
 
 Market 
 Bailey J R, agt W U Tel Co and A M 
 
 Dist Tel Co, 295 First 
 BAI'BACH JNO. blacksmith and wag- 
 
 onmakcr, Second and Fountain 
 
 BALTZ PETER, Eldorado Bakery, i:74 
 
 BANK OFSAN JOSE, T Ellard Beans 
 
 1 (resident, NE cor First and Santa 
 
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 Barbiire Mrs M C, hotel, 340 First 
 Barker S A, atty at law, 2!i7 First 
 BARKER W 0. propr New York Ex- 
 
 changu Hdtcl, First and St John 
 Barrett A A, baths, i;0'.» Third 
 Barntt M A, furnishing gooda, Santa 
 
 Clara bet Third und Fourth 
 Barry Jului, hotel, 444^ First, livery, 
 
 440 First 
 Barsot K, saloon, 377 Santa Clara 
 Baudouin A, dyer, 4'J5 Second 
 
 BAUER L, cabinetmaker and furni- 
 ture dealer, 4Ulj First 
 B:y and Const Tel Co, Ceo Cirson 
 
 nianiigcr, -80 Santa Clara 
 Beach 'I'yler, iuc, coal and wood, '281 
 
 St .lohn 
 
 BEANS T ELLARD, president Bank 
 
 ot San Joae, N K cor First and Sant 
 
 Cliira 
 
 Ik-dwell W E, harnessmakcr, 432 First 
 
 behrciidt Fdward, stoves and tinware, 
 
 413 First 
 
 BELL JOHNi notary public, land loan 
 
 and insiirance aut and ai.'t Cuuaid 
 
 (European) Steamship Line, 331 
 
 Santa Clara 
 
 Bflloli •' A, groceries, Third and Sau 
 
 Fernando 
 Ik'UKiit T, wagonmaker, ilS2 San Fer- 
 nando 
 Beufcy Miss Ma D, teacher of elo- 
 
 ci:ti"n, 'J7(i Fir.st 
 BENOIT BROS, merchar t t;.ilors, :i'JL 
 
 I'ir.st 
 BENSON & LORIGAN. attys at law, 
 
 V7t) Fir.t 
 BENTLEY G J, physician, 54 Santa 
 
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 Ikrce ,1 J, Poultry, lish, etc, *. ^5 First 
 liiTgstrom C, blacksmith, I.S2 San 
 Forniiido 
 
 BEBNHARDT & REDMOND, t:ro 
 
 cers, 33;) and Mi Market 
 Birastiin .1, tailor, 3:i(i First 
 Uurriager & Evans, feeil mill, hay and 
 
 jrraiii, 1 14 Market 
 BERRY R D, Garden City Feed Mill, 
 
 H'SJ and 3VJD San Pedro 
 
 Bertelsmann C, furniture, 433 First 
 BINKS B R, cigars and tobacco, 407 
 
 First 
 Bishop Mrs H, ladies' hairdresser, £04 
 
 Santa Clara 
 BLACK MRS B W, millinery and 
 
 fancv '40ods, 431 First 
 Black J C, ^rocer, 280 First 
 BLACK J C, atty at law, room 18 
 
 Knox block 
 
 BLACKFORD G W, atty at law and 
 notary public, room 8 Knox block 
 
 BLANCUARD & CO, meat market, 
 133 First 
 
 BLANCH ARD & O'NEIL, granite 
 
 works, Santa Clara and IJiver 
 BLAND J C, notary public, auctioneer, 
 
 connnissioa and real estate agt, 334 
 
 Santa Clara 
 BlauerB, cooked meats, poultry, etc, 
 
 411 First 
 Bloom Tj, clothin", 335 ifarket 
 
 BLYTHE & MADDOX, gmin and 
 
 commission merchants, •-:S7 First 
 BODLEY E C, coal, lime, hay and 
 
 vrain, 'J71 F'irst 
 BOMPARD & CO, grocers, £08 Santa 
 
 Clara 
 P.onetti Cr, cutler, 372 Market 
 Borin!j S \V, notary, 2iil> First 
 BORING & WRIGHT, real estate 
 
 and iiiji, 2110 F'irst 
 Bosatino ti, barl)er, 33G First 
 Bosohken J, hardware, 417 F'irst 
 Biadlee & (iosbey, boots and shoes, £51 
 
 Santa Clur.i 
 BRADLEY C, West F:nd Carriage 
 
 Factory, White and The Alametlu 
 
 BRADLEY MARK, American Bak- 
 
 eiy, '.SO St .lolm 
 BRADLY MRS T S, dressmaker, 3£7 
 
 Santa Clara 
 BRALY J M, stock broker, 280 Santa 
 
 Clara • 
 
 BRASSY & CO, litiuors (wholesale), 
 
 3(15 Market 
 Ibann C W, dry goods and clothing, 402 
 
 1 irst 
 
 BRAZELLE MRS A J ft CO, p t- 
 
 tern house and dressniaking establish- 
 
 niiMit. 3i.\S Santa Clara 
 BRIESEN A E, C. smopolitan School, 
 
 Sicond and San Fernando 
 BRITTON JOHN, box factory, Julian 
 
 and S ,n I'cdro 
 BROHASKA J H, Opera House Sa- 
 loon, 31)5 Santa Ctar.i 
 Broon (iidd, cigars and tobacco, candy 
 
 and toys. '-'.'O Santa Clara 
 Brown .laeob N, physician, 321 Santa 
 
 Chra 
 BROWN J E, rcid estate, iua and notary 
 I public, 28'J First 
 
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 Brown John, saloon and restaurant, 260 
 
 Market 
 BRUNER F H, atty at law, rooms 17 
 
 and 18 Martin's block, 276 First 
 Brunst F, cigar manufr, 465 First 
 Buckner R B, justice of peace of police 
 
 judge, 290 Market 
 
 BUFFINGTON & LANGFORD, 
 
 Junction Market, 621 First 
 BULL GEO. agricultural implements, 
 
 332 Market 
 Bull Geo P, groceries, Market and San 
 
 Salvador 
 BDNEMANN F, cisrar manufr and 
 
 dealer, 282 Santa Clara 
 
 BURNS MRS MARY ANN, restau 
 
 rant, 2()J El Dorado 
 BURT & PFISTER. attysat law, 276 
 
 First 
 BYRNE M, dry goods, 317 Santa Clara 
 Cain Frank, auction, 312 Market 
 CAMPBELL JAMES H, atty at law 
 
 and (list atty. Court House 
 CAMPBELL MILTON, stoves and tin- 
 ware, b'irst and San Antonio 
 Campiglia A, fruit, 353 First 
 Canon A J, saloon, 1 1 7 Santa Clara 
 Capt Gus, jeweler, 381 Market 
 CARFIELD JNO, horseshoer, 423 
 
 Santa Clara 
 CARLSON & SWANSON, Scandina 
 vian Exchange Hotel, 285 El Dorado 
 Carr Dave, saloon, 366 First 
 Carrol Wm, hotel. Second and San Fer- 
 nando 
 Carroll T A, horseshoer, 208 Santa 
 
 Clara 
 Carson Geo, Telephone Exchange, 280 
 
 Santa Clara 
 CARTER J S, srain dealer, 293 First 
 
 CASTRO & BRO, muiufr jewelers. 
 
 Fountain 
 Castro M, painter, 318 Second 
 Central Market, 373 aid 375 First 
 Chaizc liouis, brass foundry, 148 Santa 
 
 Clara 
 Chanchut Jacques, barber, 376 Market 
 Chandler J W & Co, photo, 'aphers, 367 
 
 First 
 Chappcl Mrs S L, dressmaker, 276 
 
 First 
 CHILDS T F, fruit and varieties, 222 
 
 First 
 Chipman L F, county supt schools 
 Christian Jno, blacksmith. First and 
 
 Wniiam 
 CHRISTY J E, carriage painter at 
 
 West End Carriage Factory, White 
 
 and The Alametla 
 CHURCHILL S W, propr Auzerais 
 
 House, 275 Santa Clara 
 CITY OF SAN JOSE, dry goods, 313 
 
 Santa Clara 
 
 Clark James, harness and saddlers, 593 
 
 First 
 Clark S A, groceries, 372 First 
 Claus L F, carriage trimmer, 318 Second 
 Clauss George, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker, 333 to 337 Lightstone 
 Clayton J A, real estate and ins, 288 
 
 Santa Clara 
 Cleal C A, cracker factory, 664 First 
 ClelaudT S, wood and C()al, St John 
 
 CLEVENGER GEO, job priater, 367 
 S.iut.i Clara 
 
 CLEVENGER & SALISBURY.proprs 
 
 "Town Talk. " 367 Santa Clara 
 CLOSE M C, groceries, 188 Santa 
 
 Clara 
 COCHRANE A H, physician and sur- 
 
 ireoii, 284 Santa Clara 
 COGEBURN GEO J, bootmaker, 266 
 
 First 
 Coffe Frank, bakerv, 241 Market 
 Cole J L, lodgings. 328 Market 
 
 COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME, Sister 
 
 Mary Cornelio superioress, Santa 
 
 Clara 
 Collins W T, blacksmith, 716 First 
 COLLINS R E, drugsn^t, 455 First 
 COLLINS W H, utty at law, 276 
 
 First 
 Comins Cooper, employment office, 463 
 
 First 
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 BANK OF SAN JOSE, H Hoifmau 
 
 cashier. First and Santa Clara 
 Conistock Bros, lumber, San Pedro 
 Conmy J J, job pi-iiiter, 384 First 
 CONlrpR PROF E P, author of "Pro. 
 
 gressive Penmanship 'and "Connor's 
 
 Compendium of Penmanship," Garden 
 
 City Connnorcial College 
 Connor P, wood, coal, hay and grain, 491 
 
 First 
 Cook J W, dry gootls, 400 First 
 Cook M A, news, cor Santa Clara and 
 
 Market 
 Coomb W L, laundry, Lightstone 
 CoomlH! Jno, surveyor, Knox Mock 
 
 CORCORAN & MAGUIRE, pUunhors' 
 
 and gastittcrs' pumps, 351 haiit:i Clara 
 Corcoran T J, agtnewCalifornia Thuater, 
 
 Second 
 CORDELL THOS H, searcher of rec- 
 ords and notary public, room 23, Knox 
 
 block 
 Cordiviola G, saloon, 291 Market 
 Corkery Denis grocery, Santa Clara 
 
 and IMcasant 
 Cory A J, physician, SE cor First and 
 
 Santa Clara 
 CORY ft KELLEY, physician and 
 
 surgeon, 398 Firdt, cor San Fernando 
 Cottle & Wright, job printers, 338 
 
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 297 
 
 COTTBELL CHAS T, collector, 290 
 
 Market 
 
 COVPIE PETER, French- American Sa- 
 loon, 262 Market 
 Cox J B, phyuician, Farmers' Union 
 
 buildinjc; 
 CrandcU O L, capitalist and real estate 
 
 owner, opp S 1' C 11 11 depot 
 Crippen Mrs M A, dressmaker, 315 Santa 
 
 Clara 
 Crossett F M, atty at law, 276 First 
 CROWELL BROS, Art I'alacc, 329 
 
 Suiita Clara 
 Crydenwiso C S, wagon maker and wagon 
 
 material, 314 Second 
 CURTIS C W, employment office and 
 
 stencil cutter, 269 First 
 CURTIS H H, livery and feed stable, 
 
 264 San Pedro 
 Curtias Mrs C M, dressmaker, 274 Santa 
 
 Cl.ira 
 CUTTER. HORACE L, cashior San 
 
 Jose Savings Bank, 286 Santa Clara 
 
 "DAILY TIMES," S W I)e Lacy 
 
 propr, 338 Eirst 
 DALBY E W, The Almaden Saloon, 
 276 Santa Clara 
 
 DAMONTE A, Premium Candy Fac- 
 tory, 264 Market 
 
 Davis Mrs C, furnishing goods, 441 First 
 
 Davis Nick A; Co, saloon, 26-4 First 
 
 DE LACY S W, propr "Daily Times, " 
 338 First 
 
 Delgrosso L, bootmaker, 376 Market 
 
 DELLWIO E, California IJcstaurant 
 and Bakery, 281 Santa Clara 
 
 DELBLAS JOSEPH, pork dealer. Cen- 
 tral Market 
 
 Derieux J T, cigars and tobacco, 371 
 First 
 
 DESIMONE J & CO, fmits, produce, 
 etc, stall No 1 Central Market 
 
 Dcvine .1 J. groeeriea, 321 Majket 
 
 DEWEY MRS J, dressmaker, 247 
 Santa Clara 
 
 Dit'triek Miss A K, teacher of penman- 
 ship anil drawing. 276 First 
 
 Dilley James S, real estate and ins, 276 
 First 
 
 Pittmar C E, saloon, 129 Santa Clara 
 
 Dittus & Toney, meat market, 453 
 First 
 
 Doermer Chap, gunsmith, 251 El Dorado 
 
 DOERR CHAS. New York Bakery, 
 439 First 
 
 Doerr Philip, saloon, 435 First, and 
 brewery, cor Fourth and William 
 
 Dolan T, Omnibus Line, stanil First and 
 Santa Clara 
 
 DONOVAN M Lflrish American Hotel, 
 273 Market 
 
 Dotta Bros, hotel, San Pedro and El- 
 Dorado 
 
 DOUGHERTY WM P, aupt Santa 
 Clara Valley Mill i, Lumber Co,Foarth 
 and San Fernando 
 
 Draiwr E W, feed mill, 666 First oor 
 Grant 
 
 DREW CORNELIUS, contractor and 
 builder, Santa Theressa and San Au- 
 gustine 
 
 DREW H C, stair builder and turning, 
 Fourth and San Fernando 
 
 Dulion J B, meat market, 278 El Dorado 
 
 Dunlop R B, groceries. Market and St 
 John 
 
 Dunn James T, real estate, Knox block 
 
 Dwyer \Vm, saloon, 312 First 
 
 ]"]dwards N B, meat market, 316 Market 
 
 ELITCH JOHN, Music Hall Oyster and 
 
 C^hop House, 281 First 
 lilliott Mrs Geo W, dressmaker, 431 
 
 First 
 Ellis \V F, city assessor and clerk, City 
 
 Hall 
 El wood J H, music teacher, 303 First 
 EMPEY & LENNARD. harness and 
 
 saildles, 289 First 
 ENRIGHT JOSEPH, foundry, ma- 
 
 chine and )K)iler shop. First and Wil- 
 liam 
 ERKSON WM & CO, grocers, 352 and 
 
 354 Santa Clara 
 Erie Fredk, saloon, 480 First 
 Ernst C li, saloon, 385 First 
 
 EWING & SPENCER, Occidental Liv- 
 
 •ry Stable, 27i» to 283 Second 
 EYSTER DAS, aecty San Jose Water 
 
 Co. .303 I'irst 
 FAIRFIELD H, county assessor, Court 
 
 House 
 Fanning Welsey, commission house and 
 
 workshop, 279 St John 
 Farmers National Gold Bank, John W, 
 
 Hinds pres. First and Santa Clara 
 Farmers' Union, gen nidse, Wm (Jinty 
 
 manager, Santa Clara and San Pedro 
 FAULL WM, propr Second-street 
 
 House, 325 Secontl 
 FEIST BROS, dry goods and carpeta, 
 
 Santa Clara and First 
 Fellom C J, saloon, 249 El Doratlo 
 Fetherston Geo, cigars and tobacco, 290 
 
 First 
 
 FIELD FREDERICK, Excelsior Mar- 
 ble Works, 277 Second 
 FIKES J H, wood and coal liyery and 
 
 feeil stable, Santa Clara bet Third and 
 
 Fourth 
 Finch J B city supt of schooU, 297 First 
 Finigan L, dentist, 255 Santa Clara 
 FISCHER PETER, Eintracht Saloon, 
 
 32 First 
 FISCHER WM» groceries and liquors, 
 
 &c, 255 Santa CI&tsl; The People'* 
 
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 FISHER C W, druggist, 322 First 
 P'ishcr Mrs Eleanor, dressmaker, 43U 
 
 First 
 Fitzgerald James & Edward, wagonmak- 
 
 er, li!5 Santa Clara 
 Flack S, kalsominer, 287i St John 
 
 FORNI & BONNETTI, Swiss Uotel, 
 150 Market 
 
 Fraser D, tailor, 266 First 
 
 FREITAG C F, books, stationery, 
 cigms and tobacco, etc, 457 First 
 
 Friiiiit A & Co, grocers, 423 and -±'25 
 First 
 
 FulKr A C, sewing machines, 2S9 Sec- 
 ond 
 
 FURMAN & HUGHES,, books, 
 
 stiitionery and frames, 42'J 1" irst 
 0;ill(i,l>:kcTy, 663 First 
 GARAND MISS C, dressmaker, 31! 
 
 Second 
 
 GARDEN CITY COMMERCIAI 
 
 COLLEGE, H B Worcester pr^in-, 
 
 Hiintii Clar.i and 8an IVdro 
 Giirditier i\, dmguist, 333 First 
 Garrison Mrs A, physician, 417 first 
 Gash John, architect, 248 Santa Clarr. 
 Gaston A A, dentist, S\V cor S.int. 
 
 Clara and Fir^t 
 
 GEBHARDT & MAGISTRETTI, 
 
 International Hall Saloon i nd United 
 
 States Brewery depot, 2'.!0 Market 
 George (Jivens, s.tloon, '.8(5 First 
 GerlKT Jnlius, barbjr, 351 Fir.-t 
 <JerdeH J C, saloon, 280 Santa Clara 
 Gerstmayr A, barlwr, '-."50 First 
 Gifl'ord Mrs. I A, hair goods, 407 First 
 Giliespie T J & Co, planing mill, San 
 
 I'edro 
 Ginty \Vm, manager Farmers' Union, 
 
 Santa Clara and San Pedro 
 
 GLIUBETICH JOHN, Universal lies 
 
 taurant, 337 First 
 Gliubetich M, restaurant, 284 First 
 Ciohar Frfd, bootmaker, 621 F'irst 
 Gfiodrich L, architect, Knok block 
 GORDON J A, clerk Auzerais House, 
 
 '.7') S.-.nt.-v Clara 
 GORR& KEATON, plmnlwrs and gas- 
 fitters, and a:^ents Iron Turbine Wind- 
 mill, 401 First 
 Graham & Carnrike, saloon, 264 First 
 Grr.ndi D S, barber, 304 Market 
 Gravclle Mrs M A, dressmaker, 255 
 
 Santa Clara 
 GREELY MRS N M, proprss Hens 
 
 ley House, 233 Santa Clara 
 Green W'm H, saloon, ?.*H First 
 
 GREENNIGER & YOUNG, painters, 
 
 182 San Fernando 
 
 Grecnmau Geo, feed stable, 316 San Fer- 
 nando 
 
 Cfregg N, blacksmith, C7G San Fernan- 
 duu 
 
 GREGORY FLAT! & CO furniture, 
 
 41 2 and 414 First 
 GRIFFIN & BROS, Omnibus Line, 
 
 431 Santa Clara; stand cor First and 
 
 Santa Clara 
 GRIFFITH G R, physician, 303 First 
 Guinnane J, crockery 332, Santa Clara 
 (tunckel W F, dentist, 318 First 
 GUPPY E H, books and stationery, 
 
 361 First 
 
 HAGAN JAMES, gas fixtures, and prea 
 San Jose Gas Co, 368 and 370 
 
 Hagerty Jno, tailor, 380 Market 
 
 Haight Frank M, secty San Jose Wool- 
 en Mills, 276 First 
 
 Ha'e O A & Co, dry goods, 419 and 421 
 First 
 
 Hall J R, constable, 2!»0 Market 
 
 Hall Wm H, pros S C V M & L Co, 
 Fourth and San Fernando 
 
 Halsoy Ed, searcherof records, 236 First 
 
 Handltou A B, carpenter 347 Santa 
 Clara 
 
 HAMILTON W C, carpenter, contrac- 
 tor and builder, 361 Santa Clara 
 
 Hatnm Mrs M A, music teacher, 202^ 
 Santa Clara 
 
 HAMMEL W, physician and surgeon, 
 4I3i First 
 
 HANCHETT J E. livery stable, 20S) 
 Santa Clara 
 
 HANKS & GAY, Farmers' Meat Mar- 
 ket, First and St John 
 
 Hara IVdro, cig.'.rs, .%6 First 
 
 Harlen H .1, tailor, 266 First 
 
 Hani J J T. coroner, public administra- 
 tor and physician, 408 First 
 
 "' irris Miss .Julia, dressmaker, 317 
 Seci >nd 
 
 Harris Will F, hackman, stand 210 
 Santa Clara 
 
 Hart .las, grocer. Second and San Fer- 
 nando 
 
 Hart Jas&Sons, dry goods, ,327 and 415 
 First 
 
 Harton Owen, saloon, 277 First 
 
 HARTZOKE JOHN, cigar factory, 
 314 First 
 
 HASKELL DANIEL N, chief of po- 
 lice. City Hall 
 
 HATCH I C, harness, buggies, carriag- 
 es and robes, 224 Santa Clara 
 
 HATMAN & NORMANDIN. car- 
 
 riage factory, 208 Santa Clara 
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 Helliesen Chas, liquors, 270 First 
 HENSLEY C B, roal estate aiul insur- 
 
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 "HERALD" COMPANY, pubs "D.uly 
 
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 Heruaiulez M, horscshocr, 318 San For- 
 
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 HEBOLD PHIL, boots, shoes and 
 
 leather Ihidings, 320 Santa Clara bet 
 
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 Herriniiin Miss M, millinery and fancy 
 
 good'*, 274 S;mt.i Ciarn 
 
 HEREINGTON D W, atty at law, 
 284 Santa Clara 
 
 Hermann Bros, civil cnginecra and sur- 
 veyors, 27(5 First 
 
 Hirtel Chas A, {grocers, 656 First 
 
 Hervey Will U, music teacher, Sant.. 
 Clara and San I'edro 
 
 Hess Louis, dyor, 443 First 
 
 HEYLER C J & CO, hats, gents' fnr- 
 nishiiig goods and sliirts insulc to or- 
 der a spjcialty, 31 1 Santa Clara 
 
 HEYLER J, boots and shoes. Boos' 
 Slioe Nt.ore, .^Oi) Santa Clara 
 
 HIGGINS R L. real estate, 295 First 
 
 Hill 'I I', propr lack House, 3i)l First 
 
 HILTON W E & CO, real estate, 264 
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 Hindic \Vm, feed stable, The Alameda 
 
 Hinds Jno W, i)re8t Fanners' National 
 (}(ild Bank, S\V cor Santa Clara and 
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 HINDS S J, i'ttty at law,rooms 16 and 
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 HINES & DAGGETT, fruit, 456 First 
 
 HINGSBERGEN H, marble works, 
 
 4()4 First 
 Hirsch B S & Co, millinery, 323 Santa 
 
 Clara 
 HOBSON JACOB, constable and col 
 
 lector, 2liO First 
 
 HOELBE RUDOLPH, Mint Saloon, 
 
 01 Santa Clara 
 HOF JOHN, tlealer in liquors, wines 
 
 and brandies, 436 First 
 HOFFMAN H, cabliier Commercial 
 
 & Savings Bank of Sau Jose, SE coi 
 
 Fiist and Santa Clara 
 HOFFMANN R Cwatcbes and jewelry, 
 
 .So.") First 
 Ilollis W H, blacksmith, First and Vir 
 
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 Hnlinan .las, truckman, San Pedro 
 liohnes S F, freight agt C V and S P It 
 
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 Hooker A 0. dentist, 220.^ Santa Clara 
 Hoover H, livery stable, 240 First 
 HORTON E J, agent for D M Osborne 
 
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 HOUGHTON & REYNOLDS, attys 
 
 at law, NE cor First and Santa Clara 
 Howard Franklin, barber, 457 First 
 Howes Saml P, searcher of records, 27& 
 
 First 
 HUGHES P D, cooper, 121 Santa Clara 
 
 HUSING ALBERT, propr "San Jose 
 
 Courier," 521 First 
 HYDE M D & C9, musical merchan- 
 dise and statioiury, 285 First 
 Hyland & Maraouder, Hsh, poultry, etc, 
 
 Santa Clara and Second 
 INGHAM JOSEPH, wagonmaker, 
 
 Firjt and Willi im 
 Isaacs Mendel, clothing, 325 Market 
 Isaacs M'lses L, clothin?, 331 Market 
 JACKSDNJR, agenffor "rhe Kl- 
 dredge", "The Domestic," "The Wil- 
 son," and "The Davis" sewing ma- 
 chines and other good machines, also 
 dealer in attachments, 321 Second 
 Jaeger Chas A, fur.iiturc, 32'.! First 
 Janu.iry Wm A, county treasurer and 
 
 colle( tor. Court House 
 Jarm ui J 1*, painter, 287i St John 
 •lensen k Moier, harbors, 326 Saiita Clara 
 Jewell Kev F F, cler^'ymen, (Mjtho- 
 
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 Johnsvin A, saloon, 216 Santa Clara 
 .lohnson Jerry, barber, 320 First 
 JOHNSON JOHN, propr Crandall Ho- 
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 Jolinson Jos W, justice of peace, 290 
 
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 J ilinson L, m?at market 347 First 
 .Jolinston li, meat market, 342 First 
 
 JOHNSTON S N, lumber and building 
 
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 Jnndt K, sidoon, 298 Market 
 .futh K, saloon. Fountain 
 Keiser P, harness and sadiUes, 322 Market 
 Kcllv Ji s V, int rev collector, 303 First 
 KENNEDY W C, atty at law, room 
 
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 KEY. J W, Park Livery Stable, San 
 
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 Kilburn C.irroll & (Jo, lumber, 463 First 
 Kimball O B, wood, cool and hay, Santa 
 
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 Kimball Thoo, p.antcr, St Mary and 
 
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 Kins' 11 W (J, painter, 208 S.anta Clara 
 KLEIN F, stoves and tinware, 227 
 
 Siinti Clara 
 KLEIN & HIGGINS, insurance, 295 
 
 First 
 KLEIN N, dentist, 284 Santa Qara 
 
 KNAPP J L, notary public and con- 
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 KNICKERBOCKER E, ^vooil, coal, 
 
 hay, grai i and lee, 266 First 
 Kniwles Harry, haruessmaker, 440^ 
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 KOENIO JACOB, boots and shoes, 387 
 
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 Koerber Geo, wood, 278 St John 
 KOPPEL J C, cigars and tobacco, 260 
 
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 KriegKobt,secty San Jose Savings Bank, 
 
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 KRUMB LOXJIS, Krumb's Hall and 
 
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 KUCHENBEISER F, iron door man- 
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 Ll^DT ABRO, City Market, Market 
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 LEDYARD F K, dentist, 321 Santa 
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 Lee & De Long, marble works, 289 Sec- 
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 LefrancChns, wines, 381 Market 
 
 Leghorn G H, agt S P C Express Co,287 
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 Leib S F, atty at law, 276 First 
 
 Lemoine, Gambert & Co, gen mdse 359 
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 Lendrnm, Burns & Co, groceries and 
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 Lenox .1 li, hay and feed, 248 First 
 
 Lenz E, hairdresser, 382 First 
 
 Lenzen J J, boots and shoes, 437 First 
 
 LENZEN THEO, architect, 409 Second 
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 LEONARD H M, pres San Jose Sav- 
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 LESTER & BTRN, house and sign 
 nil in tors, 372 Market 
 
 LETTOV & ORAT, meat market, 375 
 Santa Clara 
 
 Levison H, watches and jewelry, 259 
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 Levy M, clothing, 293 Santa Clara 
 
 LEWIS E B> news agency, stationery, 
 confectionery, cutlery &c, 235 Santa 
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 Lick House, J L Hill propr, 391 First 
 Limerick P, wagonmaker and black- 
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 Linggi Chas, saloon, 451 First 
 Lion (Jus, fancy goods, 218 Santa Clara 
 Lion L, gloves and carpets. First and 
 
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 Lion & Stcinbach, drygoods and cloth- 
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 Lopez Uosn, restaurant, 281 Market 
 Los Gatos Four Mills, office 296 First 
 Lossman L, tailor, 445 First 
 Lotz Joseph A, city treasurer and collec- 
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 Loud S D, boots and shoes, 293 El Do- 
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 LOVE & MULVENNA, Bank Ex- 
 
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 Lovell Wm M, atty at law, 314 First 
 Lowe James B, atty at law and notary 
 
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 LIJSSON P M> lAiysician and surgeon, 
 
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 LUTHER & SCHROEDER, liquors, 
 
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 Lux H, butcher. Central Market 
 Machefert L, watches and jewelry, 265 
 
 Santa Clara 
 Maddux C H, capitalist, 285 First 
 MaiTre H, saloon, 225 Santa Clara 
 MAOUIRE Pi propr Atlantic House, 
 
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 Malone J T, notary and atty at law, 314 
 
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 Malony John, blacksmith. El Dorado and 
 
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 Mann & Merges, bakery, 373 Santa 
 
 Clara 
 Manner G C, hotel, 270 Market 
 Mansticld Jno, groceries. The Alameda 
 Martin Calvin, capitalist, 276 First 
 Martin C J, dry goods. First and San 
 
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 Martin Edward, saloon, 267 El Dorado 
 Martin Geo N, livery, 316 Santa Clara 
 MASON FRED H, Magnolia Saloon, 
 
 351 First 
 
 MASON H A, atty at law and notary 
 public, room 1 Knox block 
 
 Muthiot A, l>ootmakcr. The Alameda 
 
 Matty A, meat market, 330 Market 
 
 Mauvais K, agent sewing machine, 317 
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 Mayer Mrs, ladies hairdresser, 258 Ssn 
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 McDutT Peter, saloon, The Alameda 
 MoQBEW W H, atty at law, 282 
 
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 XoCFREW WM K, atty at law. 282 
 
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 McKeu Geo B Sl Co, paints, oils, etc, 391 
 
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 MoKeeJ D, carpenter, 287 i St John 
 MoKEE J 0, architect 
 XoKENZIE J J), San Jose Foundry, 
 
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 MoKISICK ft BANKIN. atty at law, 
 
 SE cor first and Su^ita Clara 
 MoLEOD M D, liquors, 325 Santa 
 
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 MoMahan M S, physician, 290 Santa 
 
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 McMahon A, physician, 341 First 
 McN:.lly Thos, livery stable, 2G1 First 
 McNEIL BROS, druggists' label print 
 
 LTS, Knox block 
 McQuaido .Tno, blacksmith, 237 Market 
 MEADE E S, phyaician, 325^ Santa 
 
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 MESSIKQ H ft SON, saddles and har- 
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 Meyer A, bootmaker, 513 First 
 Michelli N, bootmaker, 258 Market 
 Milasich Antone, chop house, IMO First 
 Millard Levi, feed stable, 192 Santa 
 
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 Miller W (!, atty at law, Knox block 
 Minahan Jno, liquorn, 2(59 First 
 Minor F O, atty at law and notary 
 
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 Mioccvich M & C»>, restaurant, 403 First 
 Miotke Frank, tailor, 303 First 
 M'lllt! V, LTocer, 1 SI Santa Clnra 
 MOLONEY BROS, tish and .produce, 
 
 i'84 Kl Dorado 
 Moloney E.lward, saloon, 282 El Do- 
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 MONTBORNE H P, botanic physi- 
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 Mont;^omery & T ownsond, real estate and 
 
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 M30DT A £, insurance, 2!)3 First 
 MOODY & BRO, Moody's Mills, Santa 
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 MOORE, lAINE^ ft JOHNSTON, 
 
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 Moorehead J M, millinery and fancy 
 
 S>o<l8, 204 Santa Clara 
 RRISON C A, dentist, 264 Santa 
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 MORTON C, musical mdse, books and 
 
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 MoBconi (i, saloon, 244 market 
 MOULTRIE J A, atty at law, Knox 
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 Muller Alex, liquors, 360 Pint 
 MUNN E C, meat market, 312 Sant* 
 
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 MUNOZ ANTONIO, barber, 435i First 
 Murgotten Alex P, jpb printer. First and 
 
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 Murphy B D, capitalist, Washington 
 
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 Murphy D B, pres Commercial and 
 
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 MURPHY J M ft SON, auctioneers, 
 
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 MURPHY WM B, atty at law, room 
 
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 Murray Patrick, blacksmith, 230 First 
 Muth\villig Joseph, wagonmaker, San 
 
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 Myers B, clothing, 236 Santa Clara 
 NEVADA HOUSE, B G Allen propr, 
 
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 NEWBY H C. wood coal and hay, 430 
 
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 NEW YORK EXCHANGE HOTEL, 
 
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 NicoU — , tailor, 282 First 
 NIHILL MICHAEL, omnibus line, 
 
 stand First and Santa Clara 
 O'Banion, Kent & Co, clothing and 
 
 tailors, 2(il» and 2(S8 Santa Clara 
 O'BRIEN MRS J W, millinery and 
 
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 O'BRIEN MAURICE, San Jose Candy 
 
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 O'DONN^LL CORNELIUS, saloon. 
 
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 Orianl Theodore, physician, 27 V Santa 
 
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 Ortega Lnz, restaurant, 257 Market 
 
 OSBORNE D M ft CO, agricuUnral im- 
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 O'Sljanncasy John, horseshoer, 257 First 
 
 Oatennan \V, boots and shoes, 31 1 First 
 
 Ovi-r^hincr (r J, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 OWEN J J, manager and editor "San 
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 Owens W H, confectionery and fruits, 
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 Panoira .Ino, chop house, 307 Market 
 
 Park C T, casliier Bank of San Jose, NE 
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 Parker David, bootmaker, 343 Santa 
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 PAYNE D S> atty at law, room 13 
 
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 Pcckhnm K F, president San Jose 
 
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 Pcirftno O, groceries, 240 Mar'tet 
 Pellerivno Fred, saloon, 26(5 Market 
 PEMBROKE JAMES W, jeweler 288 
 
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 Fene Joseph, blacksmith, San Pedro and 
 
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 Peterson August, junk, 180 Santa Clara 
 
 PFEFFER OEO, iSangcr Hull Saloon, 
 
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 PFISTER A, hardware, iron and 
 
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 PFISTER A & CO grain and cnmmin- 
 
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 Phillips John, bootmaker, 274 Market 
 Phillips Mitch, searcher of records, 286 
 
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 PIATTI C, general nuenf, Knox block 
 Piebrach F, saloon, 668 First 
 Pieper J H, city surveyor. City Hall 
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 Pitman William, bootmaker, San Fer- 
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 Ponti A, bootmaker, 268 Market 
 
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 Porter & Manley, real estate and ins, 297 
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 Powers John, bootmaker, 286 First 
 
 Prevost A L, physician, 308 First 
 
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 Quilty D, merclmnt tailor, 288 First 
 Quiniby F A & Co, money brokers, 280 
 
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 Quimby & Skinner, real estate and ins, 
 
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 Raabe Chas E, groceries and liquors, 206 
 
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 Radulovich L G, restaurant 452 First 
 RAQOIO 0, groceries, provisions and 
 
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 Rau8chenl>ach Louis, ])inkles, sauer 
 
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 RAY & PARKER, Avenm- Meat Mar- 
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 RAY T W & CO, insurance. 283 First 
 Redmond C C, miiciunist, 860 Santa 
 
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 Reecc J H, physician, 815 Santa Clara 
 Reed Elliott, agt W, F & Co, JiiS First 
 REED E P, money broker, NE cor 
 
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 REED & WELCH, real estate and ins, 
 
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 Regli P, boots and slioes, 388 First 
 Renzel Conrad, groceries, 524 First 
 Rhodi's B J k Co, driigdsts, 855 First 
 
 RICH & BLUMENTHAL, cl >thing, 
 
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 RICHARDSON & SON, fed stable, 
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 Ridingcr Mrs E L, dressmaker, 289 Sec- 
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 RINALDO BROS, cigars and tobacco, 
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 Rinaldo D, painter, 347 Santa Clara 
 
 RIVERS T J, painter, 361 Santa Clara 
 
 Roberts Austin, seoy Sun Jose Gas Co, 
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 Robinson F C, saloon, Lightstone 
 
 Rock John, nursery, 268 lirst 
 
 Roderick J R, musical mdse, 220 Santa 
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 Roelir Henry, cigar factory, 385 First 
 
 Ross C H, painter, St John 
 
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 RUCKER & PAGE, real estate and 
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 Ruff Chas, shirt maker, 288 First 
 
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 St Jitmes Hotel, 232 First 
 SAUNDERS A & J M, lumber, Xar. 
 
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 "SAN JOSE COURIER," Albert Hus- 
 
 li!^ prour, 521 I'irst 
 
 SAN JOSE FURNITURE MANU- 
 FACTURING CO, 422 ttii>l •4-J4 lirat 
 
 SAN JOSE GAS CO, Jamos Hugm. 
 preit, Third au<l San liTiiaiulo 
 
 "SAN JOSE HERALD," Herald Co 
 publidiisrH, 384 i'irst 
 
 SAN JOSE INDEPENDENT MILL 
 & LUMBER fJO, «^ii Pwlro 
 
 San Joso Law Libn.'-y, 282 I'iwt 
 San Joae Library Asso^'iution, U VV Fen 
 tresa librarian 2H2 i" irst 
 
 "SAN JOSE MERCURY " (a.ily and 
 
 weekly), J J Owen manager, 21U Saiitii 
 Clara 
 
 SAN JOSE SAVINGS BANE, H M 
 
 L(!oa inlj)roH, liSti Santa Clara 
 SAN JOSE WATER CO, Ueturn Ko 
 
 l>erta siipt, 3U3 i'U'itt 
 San Joso Woolen Mills, II F reckhani 
 
 pros, 27H First 
 
 SANTA CLARA VALLEY MILL 
 
 & LUMBER CO, Win H Hall pros, 
 
 Fourth and San Fernando 
 Savidim J, veterinary uurgoon, 212 
 
 Santa Clara 
 Scocchitano A, fruits, 46.) First 
 SCHERRER GEO, K^glo Brewery, 
 
 Market and Sun Carlos 
 
 SCHIELE CHAS M ft CO, proprs 
 
 Pacific Hotel, 373 and 375 Market 
 Schilling Frank, guns, pistols, ammuni- 
 tion and gunsmith, 285 Kl Dorado 
 Schlesingcr M, varieties, 1* irdt and Santa 
 
 Clara 
 Schmidt (^«co, saloon, 254 Santa Clara 
 Schneider I), saloon, 324 Santa Clara 
 Schoeuheit A, druggist, 2(>2 Santa Cl.ira 
 Schroder C, candy factory, IWK Santa 
 
 Clara 
 Schumacher 1", bootmaker, 358 First 
 Scott B F, groceries, 047 First 
 Scott J D, physician, 150 Santa Cliira 
 SCOTT MISS N L, dressmaker, 321 
 
 Santa Clara 
 Scott Robt, wood and feed, 588 First 
 SEEBACH HENRY. New York Sa- 
 loon, 272 Market 
 Senter Chas N, atty at law, Knox block 
 SetU G, barber, 2!>4 Market 
 Settle C T, pres Farmers' Union, Santa 
 
 Clura and San Pedro 
 Settle Miss Josie, teacher of elocution, 
 
 Snntii Clara and San Pedro 
 SHARRATT J W, wagon maker, 
 
 maker. Third and Sant i Clara 
 Shaw ti Callisch, druggists, 3d2 First 
 SHEEHAN J M, gaatixtures, gasfitter 
 and plumber, 446 First 
 
 Silva Jno, saloon. The Alamada 
 Simindd A W, auction and oummiBsion, 
 
 442 I'irst 
 Simpson James, saloon, 252 First 
 Simpson J H, carpenter, 248 First 
 Sisk John, saUion, 3U'J First 
 Smiih Miss E C, dressmaker, 276^ Santa 
 
 Clara 
 Smith Frederick, grocery. East and Tho 
 
 Alamudi 
 SMITH & RYDER, watches, jewelry, 
 
 diamonds and silver ware, 307 First 
 
 SMITH WM, U S Hotjl, 251) and 2G1 
 
 San Pedro 
 Sued iker E, ticket agt C P R R 4 S P 
 
 It R, depi»t 
 SncU E, phyaician, 273 Firit 
 Solomon B & Bro, dry gooils and cloth- 
 
 iiU, 413 I'irst 
 SONNICHSEN CHAS, bookbinder, 311 
 
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 SONTHEIMER J J, county clerk. 
 
 Court iiouse 
 SOPER T, carpenter and cabinet mak- 
 er, 410 I irst 
 SOURISSEAU F, importer and dealer 
 
 in guns, piit >ls, ammunitiim, tishin'^ 
 
 tackle, cutlery, etc, 'S62 and 3t>t Fir.jt 
 South Pacific Coast FJxprcss Co, 287 
 
 I' irst 
 SPANSWIGK MRS A E, proprj Ar- 
 
 guello Hous'j, 252 First 
 SPAW & WHIPPLE, dontista, SE cor 
 
 I' irst and Santa Clara 
 SPEIGHTS R, hairdresser, 365 First 
 Spencer & Covel, real estate and ins 
 
 agt, 278 Santi Clara 
 Spoor Mrs M E, dressmaker, 315 Santa 
 
 Clara 
 SPRING T W, dry goods, clothing, 
 
 caqjets, bttots and shoes, etc, Santa 
 
 Cl.ira and Market 
 Stebbins F, bootmaker, 206 El Dorado 
 
 STEELE WM, books, stationery and 
 
 fancy goods, 274 First 
 Steiner A, l>oots and shoes, 409 First 
 STEPHENS C C, attorney at law, Knox 
 
 block 
 
 STEPHENS H W, ounty recorder 
 
 and auditor. Court House 
 Stern M, harness and saddles, 330 Santa 
 
 Clara 
 STEVENS IRA, saw iiUng and grind- 
 ing, 287 i St John 
 Stillwell St, Son, bill poster. Second 
 STOCK J, stoves and tinware, 376 First 
 Stockliu Juo B, carpenter and cabinot- 
 
 maker, 248 First 
 STR/1.US L, grain dealer, Fountain 
 Straus S, dry goods and clothing, 370 
 
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 Studabecker Wm, bootmaker, San Fer- 
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 Tennyson D D, pension agent, 
 "The Pioneer, • Alex P W 
 
 SULLIVAN F J ft CO, undertaken, 
 Market and Santa Clara 
 
 SULLIVAH PATRICK, bootmaker, 
 and boota and shoes, 330 ^ First 
 
 SUZZALLO PETER, propr Pacific 
 Chop Honse, 351 Market 
 
 SWADT R S, supt Sail Jose Independ- 
 ent Mill and Lumber Co, San Pedro 
 
 SWARTHOUT E H, collector, 293 
 
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 TABBR ORRIN, agricnltural imple- 
 
 m euts, 28 3 First 
 TEICHNER ft WOLFRUM, dancing 
 
 academy, '^'^i, Santa Clara, Washing 
 
 ton block 
 
 276 First 
 Murgotten 
 
 pr opr, Fi rst a nd Santa Clara 
 THOMAS FRANK H, fruit and con 
 
 fectiouery, 443 First 
 Thompson Mrs E R, lodging house, 276 
 
 First 
 Thorne W i.\ physician, 255 Santa Clara 
 
 THORPE JAS M, secretary S C V M 
 
 & L Coj Fourth and San Fernando 
 Ticlinor Chas, barber, 233 Santa Clara 
 Tisdale W D, cashier Fanners' National 
 Gold Bank, SW cor Santa Clara and 
 First 
 Tisdall J V, agt S P C R R. The Alameda 
 "TOWN TALK," Clevenger & Salis- 
 bury propra, 307 Santa Clara 
 Tracy A, hotel, 370 Market 
 Trevillian John, groceries, 137 Santa 
 
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 TRUEMAN ft WOODROW, under- 
 takers, 40« First 
 Tureniaii W S, stocit broker, 2^-7 First 
 Turiier J, physician, 419 Second 
 Vella L & Co, saloon, 2i)2 Market 
 Veuve E L, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 220 Santa Clara 
 Veuve W P, attorney at law, ;W3 First 
 Vinter W C, tinner, Santa Clara and 
 
 Third 
 Voltz E, saloon, 205 El Dorado 
 Voltz Eugene, boottnakor, Lit^htstone 
 Voltz Mrs Sophie, baths, Lightstone 
 VoBS E, bakery, 528 First 
 Waldteufel A, music, books and station- 
 ery, 315 First 
 WALE ft BOWEN, wood and coal, 
 blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 4G7 
 First 
 WALLACE R, propr Gray K-Jgle Liv- 
 ery Stable, 3 86 F irst 
 WALSH DAVID, blacksmith, Third 
 
 and Santa Clara 
 Walsh Iratriok, horseahoer, 176 Santa 
 
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 Walt Jno, blacksmith, 660 First 
 Wampach Chas, groceries, 623 First 
 Wurkentin P, saloon, 382 First 
 
 Waters Wm E, livery stable, 250 Santa 
 
 Clara 
 Watson Mr9 Jennie, millinery, dnn- 
 
 making and hairdrewiDg, 363 First 
 
 WEIL EDWARD, cigan.and tob»oco, 
 
 285 Santa aara 
 Weiland F M, hotel, San Pedro and San 
 
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 Weine r M, clothing, 319 Santa Clar^ 
 
 WELCH GEO, (firm of Reed & Welch), 
 NE cor First and Santa Clara 
 
 Welch Pat, livery stable. 275 First 
 
 Wendt G, meat Uiurket, Market and St 
 Joh n 
 
 WENSTROM JNO. propr Central Ho- 
 tel, 323 San Fernando 
 
 WEST MRS M, dressmaker, 328 San- 
 ta Clara 
 
 Wheeler E W, fancy goods, toys, etc, 
 222 Santa Clara 
 
 WHITE A W, tinsmith and manufr 
 of White's Patent Pump Valve, 3tiO 
 Santa Clara 
 
 WHITE G R, photographer, 359 First 
 
 White James J, stoves ind tinware, 428 
 First 
 
 White J P, machinist, 119 Santa Clara 
 
 WHITING WM, porter, 267 Santa 
 Clara 
 
 Wilcox Charles F, attorney at law, 303 
 First 
 
 WILCOX E J, boots and shoes, 394 
 First 
 
 WILCOX M W, clove and broom fac- 
 tory, 278 Santa Clara 
 
 Witkowaky E, clothing, 319 Market 
 
 Willard L, fancy goods, 283 Santa 
 Clara 
 
 Willr.rd M, cigars and tobacco, 261 San- 
 ta Clara 
 
 Willey C F, painter, 2S6 San Fernando 
 
 Williams Bros, hatters, 313 First 
 
 Williams Ed, prusiilent San Jose Water 
 Co, 303 First 
 
 WILLIAMS F E, sherifT, Court House 
 
 WILLIAMS MRS M F, music teach- 
 er, 276 First 
 WILSON GC, billiard saloon, 391 First 
 Wise Mrs D, millinery, 367 First 
 Wood k Brown, druRuists, 301) First 
 Woods J S, hatter, 277 Santa Clar;i 
 WORCESTER H B, propr Garden City 
 
 Commercial College, Santa Clara and 
 
 San Pedro 
 Worley M H, sowing machine agent, 345 
 
 Santa Clara 
 Wri^tht C D, attorney at law, 297 First 
 WRIGHT W F, agent Singer Maiiu- 
 
 facturint; Co, 329 Santa Clara 
 Wright W W, photographer, 284 Santa 
 
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 Wufltafeld August, saloon, 234 Santa 
 
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 Zarcone G, barber, 295 El Dorado 
 
 Zecovich Antonio, restaurant, 226 Santa 
 
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 Zeigler ft Althaua, boots, shoes, 294 Firat 
 Ziegler Otto, saloon, 290 San Fernando 
 Zi<4er Thoa, aaloon, SO Santa Clara 
 ZIHMERER ANTONE, bootmaker. 
 
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 ZING6 JOS, gun and Ipcksmith, 346 
 
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 !r/ifs Institution is under the Superintendence of the 
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 instill into the winds oj young girls a noble and 
 laudable ernulation, to form their hearts in virtue, to 
 fit theni, to be future ornaments to society. 
 
 The college was founded in 1851. In I855 it was incorporated by the State 
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 confer all the rights and privileges of collegiate institutions in the United States. 
 It is situated in the City of San Jose, .Santa Clara County, and is surrounded by a 
 be.iutiful and extensive pl.ay ground, furnished with every facility for the amusement 
 of the pupils. The building, of brick, is large, commodious, and well ventilated. 
 The entire (ront is one luuulred and sixty feet long. The cast wing runs back to 
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 turnliihcd, suitable fur ruiuists, Tt-avelers, 
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 First Street Cars pass the door. 
 
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 CANDY MANUFACTURER, 
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 SAN JOSE, CAL. 
 
 Ise Cream and Soda in Season. 
 
 SANTA CLARA VALLEY 
 
 ILL tc LUMBER COMPANY, 
 
 DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF 
 MANl'FACTUKERS OF 
 
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 BRACKET AND SCROLL SAWING, WOOD TURNING, Etc. 
 
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 Leading Whalesale Candy House in San Jose. 
 
 San Juan, 
 
 SAN BENITO COUNTY, 
 
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 one of the oldest towns in the State — an 
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 104 years of age contirmiiig this state- 
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 BACHER F a, t'en mdse 
 
 Beger Henry, bootmaker 
 
 BEUTIEK & BECK, San Juan Brew 
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 BOWIE JOSEPH gen mdse 
 
 Bowman E \V & Sons, blacksmiths and 
 wagonmakers 
 
 Bowm.an W H, painter 
 
 BREEN E J| farmer and stock-raiser 
 
 Breen J F, superior judge 
 
 BREITBARTH JULIUS, boots and 
 
 shoes 
 BULLIER LEON, hairdresser 
 CAMOURS AUGUST, propr Plaza 
 
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 CAROILL C G, postmaster, agt W, F 
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 CARMEN ARGELAGA, sister super- 
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 Chalmers (ieo, justice peace 
 
 Chatelieu Saml, jeweler 
 
 Duriii S, gunsmith, blacksmith and ma- 
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 FILOUCHEAU M, drugs, liquors and 
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 Gardilla Marie, varieties 
 
 (rerl)et Victor, wine munufr 
 
 firaeme A L, meat market 
 
 (Jross Chas, constable 
 
 Harris S, varieties 
 
 Heritage J O, saloon and justice peace 
 
 HODGDON J R, carpenter and builder 
 
 LacostaJohn, bakery 
 
 McMahon J F, atty at law and notary 
 
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 AZA HOTEL, August Camoiirs pro- 
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 'PulKn (ieo, National Hotel 
 REGAN MARK, pr^pr Sargent's and 
 San Juan, and Hollister and San Juan 
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 I Roach James H, constable 
 I Royer Joseph, carpenter 
 
 ST JOHN INSTITUTION, sister Car 
 I nion Argelaga, superioress 
 
 SCHERRER LOUIS, saloon 
 
 Silvas Leon, saloon 
 Sota Mariana, hairdresser 
 Stanley James, harness maker 
 ZANETTE ANGELO, Plaza Livery 
 Stable 
 
 AUGUST CAMOURS Proprietor. 
 
 SAN JUAN, SAN BENITO CO., CAL. 
 
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 ALAMEDA COUNTY. 
 
 BABB.AOAS F D. barber 
 
 Bauinberger, F, liquors 
 
 Clarke Isaac, painter 
 
 Dickinson F S, druegist 
 
 Driver Thos, commission merchant 
 
 Eagle Sample Rooms, M Fraders propr 
 
 Eber H F, outcher 
 
 Enns M, grocer 
 
 ESTUDUiLO HOTEL, P Godchaux 
 
 propr 
 Fleming E C, drugs 
 
 Fraders M, propr Eagle Sample Rooms 
 Gallet J A, livery stable 
 Gannon & Gleason, blacksmiths and 
 
 wagonmakers 
 Garcia M J, dentist and barber 
 GATES D D, propr Gem Saloon 
 GEM SALOON. D D CJates propr 
 OIBLUT GEO, Union House, Sun Lean 
 
 dro road i 
 
 GODCHAUX P. proprietor Estudillo| 
 
 Hotel I 
 
 GORMAN JOHN, propr Old Corner; 
 
 Saloon, wholuaalc and retail liijuorj 
 
 dealer 
 Hale HA, plumber and tinsmith 
 HANSEN N L, Scandinavian House 
 Hill Hiram, pastor rresbyterian church 
 Hodgkin .' \V, justice peace 
 Hopjioi & Larsen, carriage builders and 
 
 liorseshoer 
 Johnson H, blacksmith 
 KAHN MAURICE, Kcnoral store 
 
 KNOWLES & BAINBRIBGE, tin 
 
 and hardware 
 liCvy Abram, dry goods and clothing 
 MARSHALL K A, editor "San Lean- 
 dro Reporter" 
 
 MARTIN JOSEPH liquors and res- 
 taurant 
 McGladrj Geo, boarding house 
 Mc Kins try Thos, liquors 
 MEYERS F, general store 
 Miller C, stationery 
 MURPHY JAS. grocer 
 Musler L, bakery 
 Niels Heuricksen, hotel 
 
 OLD CORNER SALOON, John Gor- 
 man propr 
 
 Olympe Antono, bootmaker 
 
 Palmer C P, secty Sweepstake Plow Co 
 
 PARKER ROBT,blacksmith 
 
 Price Jacob, draughtsman with Sweep- 
 stake Plow Co and manufr of baling 
 presses 
 
 Rantzan T H,,Uquors 
 
 RAWSON M L, town clerk and justice 
 
 peace of Eden township 
 Rciclisrath P, bootmaker 
 Reid VV W, harness and saddlery 
 
 RESSER H, hotel 
 
 "SAN LEANDRO REPORTER," R 
 
 A Marshall editor 
 
 Schanilvir Mrs L R, millinery 
 
 SILVAJF bootmaker 
 
 SMITH WD, gen mdse 
 
 Stratton Walter J, livery and sales sta- 
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 STURTEVANT & GRAY, gen mdse 
 
 Sturtevant N (J, postmaster 
 
 SWEEPSTAKE PLOW CO, F A Hill 
 
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 Thpysohn Adam, Columbia Brewery 
 URV DAVID, butcher 
 Wau'uer Ji>hn, liquors 
 WeblKT Mrs M. hotel 
 WHITE HOUSE, H Resser propr San 
 
 Leandro road 
 
 ST. HELENA HOTEL 
 
 A. TONOLLA, Proprietor, 
 St. Helena, Napa County, California. 
 
 SUFEBIOB ACCOMMODATIONS FOB TOUBISTS. 
 
 One Block from the Depot. White Sulphur Springs only two miles away. 
 
 Charges Moderate. 
 
 Stage leaves for Ailnn Springs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. 
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 The Enr 'oyees Polite and Attentive. 
 Qa«at9 aad Baggage taken to tbi Hottl FSSS 07 CBAEQB. 
 
 R. W. RUSSELL, Proprietor. 
 
 San Andreas California. 
 
 First-Class Turnouts on shortest possible notice. Teams with or without drivers 
 can be furnished for Mountain Travel. Special rates to Commercial Travelers, 
 where team is kept for any numlier of days. 
 
 TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS receive prompt attention. 
 
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 PASSING THROUGH 
 
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 Ane:ers Camp, Robinson's Ferry, 
 
 Tuttletown, Springfield, Shaw's Flat, 
 
 Columbia, arrive at Sonora. 
 
 This Line of Stagfa is in connection with Mr. RusseH's 
 
 AT SA?»[ ANORBAS, 
 
 WHO CAN FURNISH 
 
 Single or Double Private Conveyances. 
 
 ON SHORTEST NOTICE. 
 PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 
 
 In JMetropolitan Hotel, San Andreas, Calaveras Co., Cal. 
 
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 California — San Andreas-San Liiia Obispo. 
 
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 METROPOLITAN HOTEL, 
 
 CORNER OF MAIN AND COURT STREETS, 
 
 Smi Andreas, Calaveras Co,, Cal, 
 
 B F. HAWS PROPRIETOK. 
 
 This Hotel is furnisiiccl throutjlio'.it in the l)est of style, nnd is not only home- 
 like but is first-class in nil its nppuintments. The culinary department is in 
 charge of an experienced lady cook. 
 
 To pleasure seekers this Hotel offers great inducements. 
 
 SACRAME NTO PLAN INC MILL, 
 
 HARTWELL, HOTCHKISS & STALKER, 
 
 MANurAcnnKKs or 
 
 BRACKETS, SCROLL SAWING AND TURNING, 
 
 Corner Eront and Q Streets, Sacramento, Cal. 
 
 San Lorenzo, 
 
 ALAMEDA C&UNTV, 
 
 A village IJJ miles southeast of San Lc- 
 andro, formerly the county suat. 
 
 Bertram & Boesche, hotel 
 Bilger Wm, gen mdso 
 Coleman — , physician 
 Du Boys — , physician 
 Hanson Andrew, hotel 
 Roberts Wm, lumber 
 
 SHIMAN JOHN L, gen mdae and post- 
 master 
 
 Silver Joe, shoemaker 
 
 Smyth Henry, farming implements and 
 barnessmaker 
 
 San Luis Obispo, 
 
 SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY. 
 
 The town is pleasantly situated, hav- 
 ing ami)lc drainage by the creek that 
 passes through the entire length, thus 
 making it exceedingly healthful. Water 
 is supplied by a splendid system of water 
 works, and the streets and buildings are 
 lighted with gas. The first settlement 
 wiia made in 177-, when the old mission 
 church, which still stands, was built. 
 The county Court House was erected in 
 1 874 at a cost of $50,000. On the out- 
 skirts of the town is a county hospital, 
 built at a cost of $10,000. The City Hall, 
 built in 1878, cost $8,000. Besides the 
 
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 Catifomia — San Luia Ohiapo, 
 
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 old miuion church there are four (>thers, 
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 Methodiata; there are two public school 
 buildings that cost $11,000; there is also 
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 Abel Henry, saddler 
 
 Academy of the Immaculate Heart of 
 
 Mary, sister Knymunda Crumadell 
 
 superioress 
 Ahrens W H, carpenter 
 Andrews J P, pros Bank of San Luia 
 
 Obispo 
 Arana if, saddles and harness 
 Armstrong J L & Son, feed mill 
 Armstrong Wm M, (Phillips k A) 
 
 "Southern California Advocate" and 
 
 notary 
 Bank of San Luia Obispo, J P Andrews 
 
 pres 
 Barneburg k Brcgsc, saloon 
 Barnes (i W, justice peace 
 Bayer Theobold, blacksmith and wagon' 
 
 maker 
 Beckett .Fohn F, county supt pub in' 
 
 struction and r^ropr nursery 
 Bennett J B, our W U Tel Co 
 
 BLACKBURN ft OODCHAUX, pro 
 
 prietors Cosmopolitan Hotel and su 
 
 loon 
 BXiATTE JASB, agt Commcrci.'il Insur- 
 ance Co und Fire Association of Phila 
 
 delphia 
 Blochman A & Co, gen mdse, furniture 
 
 and carpets 
 Boll M, slioemaker 
 Boll Mrs M, dressmaker 
 Booth A K, drugs 
 Branch A W, hotel 
 Brewster S K, sudilless and harness 
 Brown & C.istro, livery stables 
 Burks J >.l, dentist 
 Byer Bros, saloon 
 Carman Mr and Mrs W L P, Commer 
 
 cial school 
 Carpenter Ezra, county surveyor 
 Cassuer Nathan, wutchmuker, jewelry, 
 
 cigars and tobacco 
 Cerioelli S. oda water works and saloon 
 Constiue J. uis, dry goods and clothing 
 Cook Mrs Mary, dressmaker 
 
 CORTSSI D A, furniture, upholsterer 
 and Mattrass manufr 
 
 COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Blackburn 
 
 k (lodchaux proprs 
 Crepia E A, physician 
 DANA E 0, county treararer 
 
 DELEISSIOUEZ ft CO, meat market 
 Dennis J D, drugs, cutlery, fancy goods 
 
 and news 
 Do .Simoz Jaun Jose, shoemaker 
 DEVOTO ft CO, gen mdse, fruits and 
 
 candies 
 Dillard k Spencer, attys at law 
 Dillurd W B, atty at law and notary 
 Dorsey M F, painter 
 Dughi Cr, groceries, clothing and candies 
 Dunbar David, saloon 
 EAGLE HOTEL, Stark k Cooksey 
 
 proprs 
 EAOAN M, sccty and supt San Luis 
 
 Oljispt) Water Co 
 Kstradiv Jaun J, spur and bitmakor 
 
 FASHION LIVERY ft FEED STA- 
 BLE, A H Hucox propr 
 
 Fislicr J F, gunsmith and variety store 
 
 Forrester P A, ins agt, notary and po- 
 lice judjic 
 
 FRENCH HOTEL, Louis Pegot k Bro 
 proprs 
 
 Gaugler Bros, cabinet makers and un- 
 dertakers 
 
 GIMBAL HENRY, saloon and chief 
 engineer S L O Fire Dept 
 
 GQLBTREE BROS, gen mdse, agricul 
 implts, furniture, wool, hides and pro- 
 duce 
 
 r.oodman k Phillips, tailors 
 
 GOODRICH J A, books, stationery, 
 fancy goods, toy a, pictures and frames; 
 agt S F "Chronicle" and "Alta" 
 
 GRAVES ERNEST, district attorney 
 
 (irnvfs W J, atty at law 
 
 GREEN E, merchant tailor 
 
 Hardie A M, county assessor 
 
 Harrington Dennis, saddles and harness 
 
 Hartnacko V, county coroner and pub- 
 lic adminstrator 
 
 Hartnacke k Kodgers, undertakers and 
 upholsterers 
 
 Haskin Ozro, horseshoer 
 
 Hasse Clias, barber 
 
 Hnuaer F k Co, San Luis Brewery 
 
 HAYS W W, physician and surgeon 
 
 HECOX A H, Fashion Livery and Feed 
 Stable 
 
 Henderson M, justice peace 
 
 Henderson W A, gen mdse and mayor 
 
 Heyd Louis, tailor 
 
 llildenbrand Joseph, bootmaker 
 
 Huntington k Kussell, lumber, doors and 
 lime 
 
 Hurdes John A, livery stable 
 
 Jersey R M, livery stable 
 
 Jewett Henry, constable 
 
 Kalisher I, cigars and tobacco 
 
 Keller ft Wiegrand, brewery 
 
 King Nathan, county clerk, recorder and 
 auditor • • 
 
 Knap John F, hotel 
 
 
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 Knight Saml C, painter ^,:' . . . 
 
 Krebs E, druggist ' ; v, i - 
 
 KUHL Wt Wiitchmaker and jeweler 
 
 LANGE W H, agt Singer Sev. ing Ma- 
 chine 
 
 Lasar E, gen mdse 
 
 Laughery H -nry, board and lodging 
 
 Lawrence and (Jaxiula, barbers 
 
 Lim.* .1 1', hotel 
 
 Loewensteiti J, tailor 
 
 Loobliner H & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Loomis R A, real estate and ins agt 
 
 Mallagh David, agt S L & S M Valley 
 R R Co 
 
 MABTIN L, saloon 
 
 Matos J T, shoeinak(;r 
 
 Mauk Geo W, real estate and ins agt 
 
 Maxwell E L, deputy sherifl" 
 
 Mayers D L, dry goods and clothing 
 
 McCiiffery T A, wi ne m anufr 
 
 McCONAUGHY WM, attyatlaw.city 
 atty and notary public 
 
 McMurtry Louis, superior judge 
 
 MedeirosJ E, barlwr 
 
 Mchlmann H, saloon 
 
 MOTZ GEO, furniture and bedding 
 
 Motz Henry, carpenter and upholsterer 
 
 Nelson W If, dentist 
 
 Neabitt Mrs J \V, millinery and dress- 
 making 
 
 Noah M, meat market 
 
 OAKS W J, sheriff and tax collector 
 
 ORTEGA J C, agent Imperial, London, 
 Northern Queen. Pha-uix, Home, 
 Ins Co's, Western Assur-nce Co, 
 North British and Mercantile Ins Co's, 
 Cierman-American Ins Co, Connecti 
 cut Ins Co and Travelers Accident 
 Ins Co 
 
 Osgood H M, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 Parker Courtland, blacksmith 
 
 Parker J M, wagon maker 
 
 PARKHURST RUSSELL, county 
 
 coroner, physician and druggist 
 PATTISON & HANSON, stoves, tin- 
 ware and phnnbiug ul^iiry work a 
 siKicialty) 
 Payne Geo M, livery stable 
 PiGOT LOUIS & BRO, French Hotel 
 
 PHILLIPS & ARMSTRONG, p"l>» 
 
 "Soutliern California Advocate, 
 Monterey 
 
 PHILLIPS C H.clitor "Southern Cali- 
 fornia Advocate," real i-statc and agt 
 Liverpool. London & (MhImj Ins Co 
 
 Pollard k James.propr Eagle Flour Mills 
 
 Pollard Robert, city clerk 
 
 PREFUMO P B, gen mdse (original 
 (jirangiTs' storj) 
 
 Preston R M, atty at law and notary 
 public 
 
 Rackliffe L, gen mdse 
 
 Ransom J, physician 
 
 Ready Phillip, horseshoer 
 Remick & Orr, meat market 
 RIORDAN DANIEL, manager J J 
 
 Sullivan's Shoe Store 
 Robbins Geo \V, city marshal 
 Roderiquez Frank, painter 
 Sanbrano Antonio, l)it and spurmaker 
 SANDERCOCK WM, drayman and 
 
 wood yard 
 San Louis Obispo FinDept.Henry Gim- 
 
 b.il chief engineer 
 SAN LUIS OBISPO GAS CO, James H 
 
 Blackburn manager 
 San Luis Obispo & Santa Maria Valley 
 
 R R, David Mallagh agt 
 
 SAN LUIS OBISPO 'TRIBUNE," 
 
 (weekly) "Tribune" Printing Co pubs, 
 Monterey 
 
 San Louis Water Co, B D Murphy pres, 
 M Egan secty and supt 
 
 Saner Andrew, bakery, confectionery 
 and grocery 
 
 Schwab Frederick, sausage factory 
 
 Schwarz Miss Florence, millinery 
 
 Schwar/ Gabriel, candies, fruits and veg- 
 etables 
 
 Schwartz, Harford & Co, lumber 
 
 Seaten J H, physician 
 
 Simmler J J, postmaster 
 
 SINSHEIMER BROS, gcu md ^c 
 
 Solis Mrs B, restaurant 
 
 Soper W H, gunsmith and ammunition 
 
 "SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AD- 
 VOCATE," (weekly) C H Phillips & 
 Wni M Armstrong pubs and proprs, 
 Monterey 
 
 San Luis Rey, 
 
 8AN DIEGO COUNTV, 
 Is 4i) miles north of San Diego. 
 
 Alvarado Thos, wool grower 
 
 Ciisson Jean, wool grower 
 
 Couts Mrs T B, stock raiser and wool 
 grower 
 
 Crouch Herbert, wool grower 
 
 Fischer Henry, saloon 
 
 Fitts D C, stable 
 
 Forster .lohn, stock and wool grower 
 
 Foss 1) R, dairyman and justice peace 
 
 Freeman A A, blacksmith and gun- 
 smith 
 
 GoMbaum Simon, gen mdse, postmas- 
 ter and hotel 
 
 f^oldbauni Wm, opr W U Tel Co 
 
 Hayes J C, deputy notary public 
 
 Merchado Louis, wool grower 
 
 Scott Chalmcr, stock -raiser 
 
 Waterman Walter, teacher 
 
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 San Marcos, 
 
 SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY, 
 Is 20 miles northwest of Santa Barbara, 
 
 VALENCIA LEO, hairdresser 
 Vint S, confectionery 
 Webber J S, tinsmith 
 Whitehead J, liquors 
 ^Vilcy J S, house painter 
 
 Gladhill Jas, carpenter 
 
 Goldtree & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Huey Wm E, constable 
 
 Jeffreys Walter M, hotel 
 
 Kelcher James, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Sittenfeld A, saloon 
 
 SPEYER DAVID, postmaster 
 
 Turner Jasper N, collector and notary 
 public 
 
 San Mateo, 
 
 SAN MATEO COUNTY, 
 
 Is a pretty town of 800 inhabitants, 
 pleasantly situ.ated on the Southern I'a- 
 citic llailroad, 21 miles from San Fran- 
 ciscOk 
 
 Alt W C, boots and shoes 
 BARTLETT A T, liarness maker, real 
 
 estate and ins agt, li and Second ave 
 Bickford J 11 S, gen mdse 
 Brown M, blacksmith 
 Byrnes James), liquors and livery stable 
 Camplxill K, boarding and lodging 
 Colaman T, blacksmith 
 CRONINF, fruit, tobacco, etc 
 De Marr Mrs, M dressmaker 
 Easton A S, surveyor and ins agt 
 Fisher (J H, real estatti and ins agt 
 Goodhue S CJ, dairy farm 
 Goodspectl J H, physician and postmas 
 
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 Haver D, carpenter 
 BUSING E A, grain and feed stv^rc and 
 
 gen nivlsc 
 Jaszynskv Louis, agt S P U K, W, F & 
 
 Co and' P & II M Bay Stage Co 
 Lewis M J, livery stable 
 McKernan H, liquors 
 MORSE C M, 'Iruggist 
 Morse L D, pliysieian 
 
 PLOUFF GEO, li'iuors 
 
 Pope S, Uailroatl House 
 
 Price W C, butcher 
 
 PROCTOR CHAS E, house i>aintcr 
 
 ST MATHEWS RALL, Kev A L 
 
 Brewer principal 
 SAN MATEO HOTEL, K Walker pro 
 
 prietttr 
 Segee D, liquors 
 Tatfl A, Stage from San Mateo to Santa 
 
 Cruz 
 Til ton A M, boarding and lodging 
 Truman T C, butcher 
 
 San Miguel, 
 
 SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY, 
 (Postoffice San Marcos.) 
 Is 30 miles north of San Luis Obispo. 
 
 GOLDTREE & CO, gen mdse, a>^8 W, 
 F & Co, W U Tel Co and postoffice 
 
 Jefferies Walter M, hotel 
 
 Kelleher James, blacksmith 
 
 Sittenfeld A, saloon 
 
 Speyer David, (Goldtree & Co) postmas- 
 ter 
 
 San Pablo, 
 
 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, 
 
 la pleasantly situ.ited near San Pablo 
 Bay, 15 miles southwest of Martinez and 
 miles north of Oakhmd. 
 
 Androda .1, saloon and restaurant 
 
 Antoni A, hotel 
 
 Bouquet F, saloon 
 
 Chevesich C, saloon 
 
 Dixon A F, teacher 
 
 Doran P, hotel 
 
 Dyer A F, wagonmakcr and blacksmith 
 
 Greenhood Bros, gen mdse 
 
 .Tacob D, gon mdse 
 
 STEWART JOSEPH JR, agt N P C 
 
 11 II and \V U Tel opr 
 Stone & Hay den, harness 
 Lee .J W, agt C P K K and W, F & Co's 
 
 Express 
 Marich K, saloon 
 May W li, ;itty at law 
 McMannis E, blacksmith 
 Quillnian E, iiotel 
 Uomor J, bulilier 
 Hose Bros, saloon 
 Ram rill A^cr.i, justice of the i)eace 
 Silva F, saloon 
 
 Tennon & Mniholland, butchers 
 Tillotson & Co, gen mdse 
 TILLOTSON H I, postmaster, notary 
 
 ])ublic and W U Tel opr 
 Tillotson F L, livery 
 N'alencia M E, bootmaker 
 Ware John, painter 
 Wellemlortf L, physician 
 Wilcox John, uonstablc 
 Young Mrs Thos, saloon 
 
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 San Quentin, 
 
 MARIN COUNTY. 
 
 Ames J P, prison wiarden 
 
 Arms & Dallam, woodeuware 
 
 Balink Mrs H, boarding 
 
 (Jal Door Co, doors, sash, etc 
 
 Cal Furniture Manufr Co, furniture 
 
 Chambers B, prison captain 1st night 
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 Gorbon J J C, prison gate keeper 
 
 Edger J C, prison gate keeper 
 
 Ellis J, prisoh clerk 
 
 Farrell J I), propr Point Ho-^se and post 
 master 
 
 Johnson J C & Co, harness 
 
 McKae John, hotel 
 
 Schumann Joseph, feed stable 
 
 Shepard Hotel, John McRae 
 
 Sherman <Teo, liquors 
 
 Squme E il, clerk commissary depart- 
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 San Rafael, 
 
 MARIN COUNTY, 
 
 On the N. P. C. Railroad, 15 miles from 
 San Francisco, is a place of 1,500 inha- 
 bitants, and one of the most pleasing 
 ia appearance. Its residences are quite 
 handsume, and its places of business are 
 tastily arranged. 
 
 ANDERSON CHRIS, carriage painter 
 San Kafael Carnage Manufactory 
 
 Anderson W N, marketing, tine groce- 
 ries, etc 
 
 Anioudts C, painter 
 
 Augustine S M, supt public instruction 
 
 Austin H surveyor 
 
 BARNARD MRS M E, Ddmonico 
 
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 BAY VIEW HOUSE, llugene Geary 
 propr 
 
 Bowers T J, judge superior court 
 
 HntliT ( 'ook, i>lioto!4r,'vnht'r 
 
 BUTTERWORTH E, Mechanics' Sa- 
 loon 
 
 Hriuii* *i * J. restaurant 
 
 Brouiif Win, f.moy [,'oods 
 
 CENTRAL HOTEL, M Connor 
 propr 
 
 ("UfA t (i, hay ftnd grain 
 
 Ooss Wm, ri:»taurant 
 
 Corry 'J\ harness maker 
 
 />kmpi«T Wm, treasurer 
 
 Drtviij^ieo W, clerk and recorder 
 
 i>odtir^ < Jeo M, county surveyor 
 
 Donnelly k Dunley, plumber 
 
 DXJLXz M, Magnolia Restaurant 
 
 Duparque L, tailor 
 
 Spinar F G, hardware 
 Dymodd J, boots and shoes 
 EDEN E, coroner and public adminis- 
 trator 
 Fagan J, bootmaker 
 Fisher F A, bakery 
 
 GERMAN HOTEL, Mrs H Mahnken 
 
 i>ropr 
 ESKE J C ft SON, groceries 
 GILBERT HOUSE, S C Edwards propr 
 Gordon U M & Co, bankers 
 Green J J, auctioneer 
 Grosjeau C, grocers 
 Guffoz J J, stationery 
 Hanson T H. lawyer 
 Harding & Mclson, blacksmiths 
 Haskell & Co, grocers and gen mdse 
 Heilfrom B, butcher 
 Heuny A J, grocer and gen mdse 
 Herzog M, butcher 
 Hichheimer S, butcher 
 Hiorson H, wood and coal 
 Hoxie J, liquors 
 
 HUGHES WM S, justice of the peace 
 Irwin O, savin^is bank 
 Johnson J T, physician 
 King F C, li(|uors 
 Kinsella Johnson, millinery and fancy 
 
 goods 
 Kinsella Richard, plumber, tinware, 
 
 stoves, etc 
 Konstand J, tailor 
 
 LAFLEURE JOSEPH, boarding house 
 Landgraf Uolwrt, jeweler 
 Loweufeld Wm, hairdresser 
 Magncs liros, boots and shoes 
 MAHON E B, atty at 1 .7 
 Mahon T J, Muhon Hous- 
 
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 liaratow propr 
 Mi'rtin (t, fruits 
 Mayer L & Co, dry goods 
 McLain A F, dentist 
 MILLER WM J, real estate 
 Murrey M, livery stable 
 Murry A, lumber and cement 
 Olin I'eater, carriage manufr 
 Parisian House, Ktienne Sivierou propr 
 Parry J, fruits 
 Pirkius Howard, express agt 
 Peter S, tailor 
 Pratt F H, postmaster 
 Pulsom L, iK^uors 
 Ramor M B, restaurant 
 Rotche R A, assessor 
 SALE WM, furniture, upholstery, otn 
 Sandord & Jacol)s, plumbers 
 San Rafael French Bakery, ^idrerr 
 
 (J Olin propr 
 Sc hneid er J J, tobacco, cigars, etc 
 SCHWIESAN £, grocer 
 SHAVER ISAAC, planing mills aud 
 
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 Sprague A A, station agt 
 
 Taylor W O, physician 
 
 Thompson L H, druggist 
 
 THOMAS J W, house painter 
 
 Towuseud James, sheriff and tr.x oollectr 
 
 ALVA JEWELL. 
 
 Towle G M, dist atty 
 Tumpertz H, merchant tailor 
 Walmsley D H Jr, upholsterers 
 Walsh F S, liquors 
 WILKINS H, atty at law 
 WOLF JOHN, druggist 
 
 W. H. JEWELL. 
 
 SAN RAFAEL LIVERY STABLE 
 
 Corner 4th and B Streets. 
 
 The oldest Stand in the County and the best Stock. 
 
 Elfgant Tiirnoiitiii, I>oiil>l(' and t^iii^sle, 
 of Every f>«'>»<Tiption. 
 
 SADDLE HORSES. 
 
 Spft'i;il attention (iiiid to Roarding Stock. 
 
 JEWELL BROTilERS, Proprietors. 
 
 San Ramoon, 
 
 CONTRA COSTA COINTV, 
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 ]<ii!«ir M, hlacksmith and wagoumakt" 
 
 BRIGHAM L B, liq"<»sj , 
 
 Crab \V H, pastor M K church 
 Dorn li NV, gen nulse 
 <;iass & Ivory, gcii nulse 
 lIoi-MU 1', hotel 
 
 McPHEETERS GEO W, blacksmith 
 
 and wa!,'onmak('r 
 Miadle .(osepli, barlH.r 
 Niirris .Fas, liijuoi-s 
 THORP P A, bootmaker 
 
 Santa Ana, 
 
 LOS ANUELE.S COUNTY , 
 
 Is the second city in every respect in the 
 county, having a population of 3,000. 
 The Iandsca[)i3 of the section is incom- 
 parably beautiful and the climatic feat- 
 'ires are superior. It is 10 miles from 
 thr" sea, and ilepenils on tlio agricultural 
 interests for its sui)port. It is a pros- 
 perous place and is well supplied with 
 good schools, churches and society. 
 
 Andrews C N, teacher 
 
 Buley .1 (r, physician 
 
 Hethuno J li, atty at law 
 
 Bowers .1 C, agt for J M Grithth & Co 
 
 Brown \Vm T, ai,'t,S P K II 
 
 Bunily & McFadtlen, hardware, paints, 
 
 oils ami wag )n lumber 
 Butler Rev (t E, pastor M E Church, 
 
 South 
 Calloway Rov .1 B, pastor M E Church 
 Chandler &. (iarnsjy Mrs and Miss, mil- 
 linery :ind driissmaking 
 
 Is a poatoffice on tlie sea coast, 45 miles CHANDLER IRA, groceries, notions 
 
 from San Luis Obispo. Chief landing! boots and slioes 
 
 for Cambria freight. Cliristiau Church, Rev H. C Lyle pas- 
 
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 San Simeon, 
 
 SAN LI IS OUISl'O COINTY, 
 
 Bowles Calcl), justice of peace 
 
 Clark Josepli, whaling station 
 
 Fraiikle Leopold, gen nidse, postmiwter, 
 P C S S agt, wiiarfinger and ware- 
 houseman 
 
 Paclieco Bros, liotel, saloon ami Paso 
 Uobles Stage proprs 
 
 Paso P.oblos Stage (tri-weekly), Pacheeo 
 iros proprs 
 
 tor 
 COBLER FRANK, editor and propr 
 
 "Santa Ana Weekly Times," Fourth 
 Crane ^ A, pliysician 
 Dawson k l\)well, me:it m irket 
 I>ibble H B, druggist and cigars 
 DIBBLE R H, stoves, tinware 
 
 iilumbing 
 iTjI3 T J, surveyor. Sycamore 
 Inundorf Wm, dentist 
 
 
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 ETJBEKA LIVERY & FEED STA- 
 BLE. H Ne ill propr 
 ET EBANK, billiards and liquors 
 
 FASHION LIVERY & FEED STA 
 
 BLE, Hickey k Dawsun proprs 
 Faulkner Danl, board and lodging 
 Fint Keuben, sewing machine repairer 
 Ford G W, nursery 
 Forster Adam, barber 
 Garnsey Jas, brick manufr 
 Gildmacher L & D, gen mdse and agl 
 
 impts 
 Goldsmith Bros, gen mdse 
 Gray D B, manager of saloon for Noel 
 
 &Felt 
 Griffith J M & Co, lumber dealers, A C 
 
 Bowers agt 
 Grossmayer & Co, gen mdso 
 Hamilton R F, groceries 
 Harlin T J, gen mdse 
 Haywood J S & Co, hardware, stoves 
 
 and tinware 
 Heathman W F, atty at law 
 HICKEY & DAWSON, proprietors 
 
 Fashion Livery & Feed Stable 
 Hoge T M, manager W U Tel Co 
 Holzgrnfo Ferdinand, wheelwright 
 How e P^physician and surgeon 
 HUMPBlREYS C W, justice of 
 
 peace, notary public, real estate 
 
 insurance agent 
 Isbell J F, constable and collector 
 JESSEN HENRY, blacksmith 
 JONES M S, physician, oculist 
 
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 LAYMAN J W, propr Santa Ana Ho 
 
 tel and pub "Santa Ana (weekly) Her 
 
 aid" 
 Lowe Jn o, bl acksmith and wagonmaker 
 LYLE HENE Y C, M D, dentist and 
 
 pastor of (,'hristian Church 
 Miller & Eichlcr, i)rnprs Santa Ana Val 
 
 ley Flour Mills 
 Montgomery Victor, atty at law 
 Mosher C A, druj^gidt and ins ajt 
 NEILL HENRY, propr Eureka Liv- 
 
 ery & Feed Stable 
 NEWMAN H A, saddles and harness 
 Nichols & Kell, furniture, bedding and 
 
 undertaking 
 Noel & Felt, saloon, D B Gray manager 
 PARISH W B, merchant tailor 
 Parker Uev H I, pastor Baptist Church 
 PAUL JOHN R, undertaking 
 Pellegrin A L, photographer 
 Pellegrin E J, watches and jewelry 
 Renter BroH, saloon and public hall 
 Ritchey Wni, constable 
 ROWE B N, books, stationery, notions 
 
 and news depot 
 Rubottom ChasE, watchmaker and je^ 
 
 eler 
 Ryel P G, hotel ^ 
 
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 Sackman Jno, blacksmith 
 
 "SANTA ANA HERALD" (weekly). 
 
 J W Layman pub and propr 
 SANTA ANA SOTEL, J W Layman 
 
 propr 
 Santa Ana Valley Flour Milla. Miller & 
 
 Eichler proprs 
 
 "SANTA ANA WEEKLY TIMES," 
 
 Frank Cobler editor and propr 
 
 Saulisbury B J, real estate and sewing 
 machine agt 
 
 Schirm Geo. bakery and confectionery 
 
 Schrode W W, meat market 
 
 Souther Asa F, bootmaker 
 
 SPUROEON W H, gen mdse, agent 
 Wells, Fargo & Co and postmaster 
 
 SYCAMORE HALL, Renter Bros 
 proprs 
 
 Thelan C, saddles and harness 
 
 Thompson Jacob, guns, pistols and am- 
 nunition 
 
 Tucker W A, saloon 
 
 TURNER E, city scales, cigars, tobac- 
 co und varieties 
 
 United Presbyterian Church, Rev T J 
 C Webster pastor 
 
 Watson P, barber 
 
 Webster Rev T J C, pastor Presbyter- 
 ian Church 
 
 Yost Isaac, blacksmith and gunsmith 
 
 Santa Barbara, 
 
 SANTA BARBARA COUNTV, 
 
 The county seat, is easily reached 
 by P. C. steamers, sailing every five 
 days from San Francisco, or C. P. 
 and S. P. K. R. fr(>m San Francisco 
 or Los Angeles to Newhall, and Ttjle- 
 graph Stage thence, 78 miles. The 
 town is delightfully situated in a smooth 
 valley sloping from the high mountains 
 on the north to the sunny beach on tlie 
 south. Tlit'se mountains ofroetually 
 shut off all north winds, and make tiic 
 town-site one of tlio finest imaginable. 
 The eiVeot and contrast formed by tlios-j 
 nigged barriers iu the background rising 
 so abruptly from an evergreen and ftrti''^' 
 val'ey must be seen to be appreciate 
 The climate of Santa Barbara is quiti 
 mild, and is beneficial for .avalids ami 
 persons having weak lungs. The ^lo 's- 
 urcii of Santa Barbara consist . . 'nving, 
 horse-back riding, hunting, nahing and 
 bathing, for the enjoyment f all which 
 she affords the beat facilities. The im- 
 provements of the town are very c i- 
 aiderablc. There are eight chuiclics, 
 besides the old Mission, that Mas built 
 over one hundred years ago; one college 
 one academy, besides a fine public school 
 
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 Adler E H, junk store 
 Ahem Miasea, millinery and fancy 
 joods 
 
 AFOTHSCABIES' HALL, B Gutier- 
 rez, cor State, and Ortega 
 
 AEHBGTON HOTEI., D W Thomp- 
 
 sou manager. State 
 ABIINOTON STABLES, I>W Thomp- 
 son 
 Austin N P & Co, gen mdsc ' 
 Barker J L, surveyor 
 Barth P J, auctioneer 
 Bates C B, physician 
 BELL & HUNT, boots and shoes, 676 
 
 State 
 Birabent J M, hotel 
 Blood James A Jr, undertaking, carpets 
 
 and furnitu e 
 B0S80& Ferreratt, bakery 
 Bovard — , pastor M E church 
 Brecht August, barber 
 Briiikerhoff (1 B, physician 
 BrinkerhoflFS B, physiciiin 
 Burdick F H, clergyman Congregational 
 
 church 
 Cantield A, aupt Mission Water Works 
 Canrield R B, atty at law 
 Castanio Michael, saloon 
 Chambers E B, watchmaker and jew- 
 eler 
 Chard k Higgins, meat market 
 CHASE, ^RREN & CO, publishers 
 
 "Santa Burharii ludcpiBndeut " 
 CHASE WARBEN, state senator third 
 
 district and oJitor ".Santa Barbara 
 
 Independent 
 Childs Mrs (i, librarian Odd Fellows' 
 
 Library 
 Clcale J A, painter 
 Collins (<eo N, blacksmith and wagon- 
 
 maker 
 Coniitilly Daniel, tailor 
 Cook Mortimiir, agt North British and 
 
 Mercantile luj Co 
 Cooper A S, city surveyor, notary pub 
 
 lie and conveyancer 
 Coviirrubias N A, livery anil feed stable 
 Crabb C'has, livery and feed stable 
 
 CRANE ALPHONSE, books, station 
 
 cry, nnisic and toys, a^t "S V Call," 
 
 "Ciinmicle," "Alta " and "Post" 
 Crane H C, justice of pcaeo 
 Crane's Hall 
 
 Curley T B, express wiigon 
 Davis A, meat market 
 DILLARD R M, atty at law and not 
 
 ary public 
 Doulton Josiah, superior court reporter 
 Dunshee John, wagon and carriage 
 
 builder 
 Eddy Wm M, pres Santa Barbara County 
 
 Bank 
 
 Edwards & Boeseke, hardware stoves, 
 agricultural implements and tinware 
 Emers'^n Sc Co, beots and shoes and sew- 
 ing machines, etc 
 Fast S, groceries, provisions and produce 
 Ferioli Medardo, groceries 
 Fernald Chas, counsellor at law 
 Finger H J, drugs and coroner 
 IIRST NATIONAL GOLD BANK 
 
 OF SANTA BARBARA, Russel 
 
 Heath pres, A L Lincoln cashier, cor 
 
 State and Canyon Perdido 
 Fisher I K, meat market 
 Fluehe A, merchant tailor, furnishing 
 
 goods and hats 
 Forbush B, uuderiaker and furniture 
 Ford H C, studio 
 FRISIUS & HEUSTER, liquors, cor 
 
 State and Cota 
 Froom A W, books cand stationery and 
 
 agt New Zealand Ins Co and P G S S 
 
 Co 
 Frost F W, dry goods and clothing ' 
 GARCIA M F, barber, State 
 liarland & Noble, gen mdse 
 Garretson J M, county assessor (incum- 
 bent) 
 Gore J B, dentist 
 
 Gorham & Co, lumber, doors, lime, ce- 
 ment and brick 
 Goss \V F M, bootmaker 
 Gourley E T, freight clerk Steam's 
 
 Wharf 
 GOTJX J E, saloon, Morris House 
 Gray C, atty at law 
 Cicenlce D M, express wagon 
 Guiiiaud B, watches and jewelry 
 GUTIERREZ BENIGNO, apothecary 
 
 and ilruggist, cor State and Ortega 
 Haboriitz August, bakery 
 HALL & HATCH, attorneys at law. 
 
 State 
 Hamer Airs M F, millinery and fancy 
 
 gooila 
 HANAUER M, furnishing goods, 
 
 Stiite 
 Harrison C M, b;irber 
 Harrison Mrs C M, drossniaking 
 HASKELL A E, supt Telegraph Co, 
 
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 ll.ivwanl A- Miizzall,pliot.)'4raph gallery 
 H£AC0CK E H, superi. /judge, Court 
 
 House 
 l!e..se Bros, tailors 
 Heath Bussel, pres First National Gold 
 
 Bank 
 lltliner k Silva, barbers 
 Hill Anton, saloon 
 Hitciiiooek Mrs E A, dressmaker 
 
 HOLLISTER COL W W farmer and 
 vice pres First Nat Gold Bank, 10 
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 Hubel John, saloon 
 
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 ALPIIABETrCALIiT. 
 
 Hunt & Bates, blacksmiths and wagon 
 
 makers and agts Studebaker wagons 
 HUNT C C| groceries, crockery and 
 
 glassware, (570 State 
 HUNT & MOORE, book and job 
 
 printing 
 Hunter John M, supervisor first 
 
 township 
 Hunter W'm, agt sewing machines 
 Jack Misri S, watches and jewelry 
 Jamison T B, supervisor third township 
 Johnson Geo N, musical instruments, 
 
 cutlery and candy mauufr 
 JOHNSON J N, Victoria Feed and li- 
 very stable, Victoria 
 Kaeding & Covarrubias, saloon 
 Kingsbury Frank, opr W U Tel Co 
 Kimlierly Mrs J A, private boarding 
 KINCAID J H, dist atty. State 
 KNOX S B F, physician and surgeon, 
 
 cor State and Carillo 
 Lee D B, dentist 
 Lehner Saml, meat market 
 Iceland (Jeo VV, livery and feed stable 
 LEVY CERF, wines and liquors. State 
 Levy J, cigars, tohacco, fruits, candies 
 Lincoln A L, cashier First Nat (>old 
 
 Bank 
 LINDEN J T, oyster saloon, liquors and 
 
 cigars, State 
 Lobero's Theater, Anacapa and Canyon 
 
 Perdido 
 Logan I) |), physician 
 Longawa .lohii, carriage and sign painter 
 Loomis S, saddles and liarncss 
 Maguire .1 A, ciuars and tobacco 
 Maltby Clias, collector U S internal re- 
 venue 
 McNeiiy C H, agt Fireman's Fund Ins 
 Co, California Ins Co, Commercial 
 Union Assurance Co and Travelers' 
 Acciileiit Ins Co 
 McNulta Tlmmas, atty at law 
 Mcl'hail H A C, hunks, statidncry, music 
 and fancy goods 
 
 McPHAIL & SON. furniture and Ad- 
 ding, titl-t St:ite 
 
 Meany .Inlin, uasiittcr and'])lunil)er 
 
 Miller Israel, watclies, clocks and jew- 
 elry 
 
 Mi.sfiion Water C<i, A Cantield supt 
 
 Moby \ J, 'nciriiant tailor- 
 Monti jn Florcncio, saddle-tree maker 
 
 Mofirc r L, cigar inannfr 
 
 MOORE ST, Santa Barbara Marble and 
 Stunc W'rirks 
 
 More Ill-OS, (M II & .1 F), stock-raisers 
 and i-cal (state owners 
 
 Moreno l''raiicisco, saddler 
 
 .Morris .las F, hotel 
 
 .Mailer II ("t Ilro, brewery 
 
 MUNROE JAMES. I'n.pr Occidental 
 llotcl, cor State and Cota 
 
 Murat Mrs J, restaurant 
 
 Naponio Peter, groceries 
 
 Nebel Chas, carriage trimmer 
 
 Newell P N, groceries, crockery and 
 woodenware 
 
 Nickson Thomas, architect and builder 
 
 Norcross Miss J, manager W U Tel Co 
 
 Obando J M, baths and barber 
 
 OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, James Mun- 
 roe propr, cor State and Cota 
 
 Odd Fellows Public Library, Mrs G 
 Childs librarian 
 
 OGLESBY A A JR, attorney at law, 
 State 
 
 Orena Gasper, capitalist 
 
 Otis H G, special agt U S Treas Dept 
 Alaska, res Santa Barbara 
 
 Packard A, atty at law 
 
 I'arma G B, groceries, fruits and can- 
 dies 
 
 Parma Vincent, saloon 
 
 Pendola (i B, groceries 
 
 Perham 1) B, State Street Market 
 
 Perkins A O, agt W, F & Co's Ex 
 
 Perkey I) .1, carpenter 
 
 PETERS GEO S, saloon. State 
 
 Phillips A \V, constable 
 
 Pierce Charles, lundx-r and building ma- 
 terial 
 
 Balfour Mis J, restaurant 
 
 lUch .1 A, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 
 RICHARDS & BOYCE, attys at law, 
 
 state 
 Bichardson Wm T, carpenter and 
 
 builder 
 Iiios Frank, livery .stable 
 Boeder & Ott, hardware, stoves and 
 
 tinware 
 Bogers Hro.s & Co, groceries, provi.sions 
 
 and agts South Hriti.sli and National 
 
 Ins Co 
 Bossi Angilo, groceries, fruits, candies, 
 
 cigars and tobaccf) 
 Bossi \', jewelry mauufr 
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 Santa Barbara Colleu'e, conducted By 
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 "SANTA BARBARA INDEPEND- 
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 SANTA BARBARA MARBLE AND 
 
 STONE WORKS, S T Moore propr, 
 State bet Ortega and Deloijara 
 
 "SANTA BARBARA PRESS, " (daily 
 
 and weekly), H O Otis publisher and 
 
 proprietor. State 
 Scarzolo Jo,s, meat market 
 SCRIMINGER E M, constable and 
 
 collector, State 
 Sexton Joseph, Santa Barbara Nursery 
 
 Depot, Geo H Wyatt managar 
 Shaw J B, physician 
 Sheffield E S, cashier Santa Barbara 
 
 County Bank 
 Shepard H T, planing mill and feed mill 
 Sherman Chas E, siieriff 
 Short .las M, supervisor second townshii) 
 Simon Silvian, bakery 
 SING CHUNG, Chinese morchaut. 
 
 Canyon IV-rdido 
 Smallwood A B, city tax collector 
 Smith E.I, stoves and tinware 
 Smith F L, blacksmith 
 Spaulding Miss .J E, pliysiciaii, (Hom- 
 
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 Spc'iicc .lolin, nurseryman and tlorist 
 Si)roul Wni, drayman 
 S(|uire Bros, marble works 
 Stafford \V H, city liill poster 
 Staijicr .J .1, manager Steele Bros meat 
 
 market 
 Stauiford Ceo B, "Tribune I'riiitiiiL' Co," 
 
 ai.'t W, F i*t Co's Fx, Coast IMh- Stage 
 
 ( 'i> and Tel St.i'ji' ' '<> 
 STARK & COOKSEY. l r pr^ i:agie 
 
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 five miles N 1-] of tow n 
 Sti'i'le liros, meat market 
 
 STEARNS JOHN P, St.arns' wharf 
 :iiid warrhousc 
 
 STEPHENS WML. am'tio,u.,.r, con- 
 st, ilile, lollcctoi', leccl stablisind board- 
 iiii: house 
 
 Stew art \\ F, casliicr Tlie Kauk of S;in 
 Luis Oliispo 
 
 Stnild.inl Henry, [)ostmaster 
 
 STORKE C A, atty at law and notary 
 jiulilie, State 
 \ Stratton W C, atty at law 
 I Streetei' Wm, carpenter 
 
 Sti'iedl Mil heal, boots and sliois 
 
 StriiiLitieid A M, |ihoto;;raph ;;allery 
 
 TELEGRAPH STAGE CO, A E Has- 
 
 kell supt, P building 
 
 THE ORIGINAL GRANGERS 
 
 STORE. P B Prefumo propr 
 
 Thomas B F, atty at law 
 
 Thomas (i W, toys, candy, cigars, tobacco 
 
 Thompkins Wm, supt S B Gas Works 
 
 Thompson C A, atty at law and notary 
 
 Thompson Carl, saloon 
 
 THOMPSON DW, The Arlington Hotel 
 and stables 
 
 Thornton O F, city assessor 
 
 Thurman (1 E, county supt public in- 
 struction 
 
 Tilley W J & Son, groceries, crockery 
 and glassware 
 
 Tomassini Jas & Co, saloon 
 
 Tones August, restaurant 
 
 Trew A C L, rector (Episcopal) Trinity 
 Church 
 
 "Tribune Printiu!,' Co," J K Tuley, W 
 \V Waters .and C B Staniford 
 
 Tuley .1 K, "Tribune Printing Co" 
 
 Turner S M, stoves and tinwaie 
 
 UNG HI, laundry, Victoria 
 
 Valenznela ( luadalupe, saddler 
 
 Van Valkenbur^ Fdiiar, s;doon 
 
 VENABLE McDowell R, atty at 
 
 law and notary [tublic 
 
 Verlaijue .S; groceries 
 
 Vila James, priest. Church Virgin 
 Mary, (Catlu)lic) 
 
 Vogt Carl, physician 
 
 ^Valcott J, groceries, crockery, glassware 
 
 Warn I C, blacksmith 
 
 Warn T F, wheelwright 
 
 Waters W W, "Tribune Printing Co" 
 
 Wtals Thomas, bakery 
 
 Wethered Lewiu, a^t Tyson Manu- 
 facturing' Ci), Maltimore 
 
 U'lieatou W 11, soap factory 
 
 Wiieaton Wm, lodging iiouse 
 
 WILCOXON JM, atty at law and no- 
 tary public 
 Williims A B, c(nuity clerk 
 ' Williams Henry, restaurant 
 ' Williams N W, ins agt 
 ] Winehe.sti'r H K, propr Santa Barbara 
 ! Street K Iv 
 Winchester K F, physician 
 WINTONN W, real estate, agent 
 I'liuMiix aiul Home Insurance Co, 
 .Etna Ins Co, lioyal. Norwudi, Union 
 ami Faneashire '\\h Cos' and notary 
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 Wood I'' A, |)hysi<i:in 
 Woodbridee W 11, real estate and insagt 
 WRIGHT PAUL R atty at law and 
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 Kiordan manager ^'oung Mrs.l W, millinery, fancy gooda 
 
 Summers Mrs E.I, varieties, stationery! Vndart N, county treasurer 
 
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 Santa Clara, 
 
 BANTA CLARA COLNTY, 
 
 Is a pretty little town of 1,200 inhabi- 
 tants situated four miles from Sau Joso, 
 with which it is connected by horse and 
 Bteum cars. 
 
 Aberduner M, druguist 
 Allen A L, ilrcssmaker 
 Bergen & Co, dry goods 
 Billings J M, postmaster and varieties 
 Bossert Chas, bakery 
 Brackctt (J T, painter 
 Bradbury E C, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Burk E E, constable 
 
 Clencay V W, justice peace 
 
 COLEMAN THEO, editor "Santa Clara 
 Journal" 
 
 Collin 1 J, teacher 
 
 Cramer K, feed, wood and coal 
 
 Davies E H 1>, machine shop 
 
 Davis J K, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Dibbla J H, hardwiirc, stoves, etc 
 
 Dickson John, wagonmaker and black- 
 smith 
 
 Dinegan J H, merchant tailor 
 
 Donovan R B, butcher 
 
 Duncan L, gen mdse 
 
 Eberhardt Jacob, tannery 
 
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 California — Santa Clara-Santa Cruz. 
 
 807 
 
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 CO, J P Pierce prest and J P Finley 
 
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 Fatjo Ant, gjrocer 
 Fitta Wm, city marshal 
 Fljrnn P H, blacksmith 
 Guiraud Louia, ^ocer 
 Goldbuch J K, liquors 
 Gosbey J F, boots and shoes 
 Gummer 8 P, carpenter 
 Habich Aug, grocer 
 Ham K K, livery stable 
 Hart L, dry goods 
 Hicks H, boots and shoes 
 
 JENKINS C, notary blic, real es- 
 tate and insurance a^eui, 
 Kingsbury VV B, dentist 
 Knowlea J, fruit and varieties 
 LAM9BY E, grocer wholesale and re 
 
 tail, Franklin 
 Lanch (Jeo, brewery 
 Ledgurd J, butcher 
 Lick Paper Mill, A D Remington and F 
 
 Ainsworth proprs 
 Madan A, hardware, paints and oils 
 M;uUlen E, millinery and dre83making 
 Menzel li, tinware, stoves, etc 
 Michiil Jno, liquors 
 Moulin J B, confectioner 
 Mueich F W, blacksmith 
 Nacc J A, books, news depot and agent 
 
 ^Vell^ Fargo & Co 
 Nelson M, supt Pacific Manufacturing Co 
 Pacific Manufacturing Co, coffins, M 
 
 Nelson sunt 
 PASCHOLY JOSEPH, Valley House 
 
 and Ucst lurint 
 PATERSON W T, house and sign 
 
 painter 
 Rube L, jeweler 
 Ruh A, liiiuors 
 Saitit Palais H, butcher 
 SANDL H, li<luor8 
 
 SANTA CLARA BREWERY, Geo 
 
 Lauck propr 
 Sauta Clara Fh)ur Mill, M B French & 
 
 Co proprs 
 Santa Clara Free Reading Room, C B 
 
 TurruT prest 
 
 "SANTA CLARA JOURNAL" 
 
 (weekly), Tiieo Coleman propr 
 
 SANTA CLARA TANNERY, J-icob 
 
 tl)crhardt propr 
 Schni'ickert H, harness 
 Schrell' V, licjuors 
 Snitliphine P. hainlresser 
 STEWART JOSEPH, hairdresser and 
 
 cigars, Main 
 Stiles E B, justice of peace 
 Talbot D J, furniture 
 
 THE BANK OF SANTA CLARA 
 CO, 
 
 Thunipson L R, blacksmith 
 
 Turner C B, president Santa Clara Free 
 
 Reading Room 
 Turney C B, baker 
 Walsh P, liquors 
 Wanderer H, liquors 
 Warburton H H, physician 
 Was sman G, boots and shoes 
 WELTI CHAS, liquors 
 Werner C W, hairdresser 
 Widney Jno, grocer 
 Withrow A A, harness 
 Wright G W & Sou, news agents 
 Willmeier S, liquors 
 
 Santa Cruz, 
 
 SANTA CaUZ COUNTY, 
 
 "The Long Branch of the Pacific"', is 
 a seaport and watering place situated on 
 Monterey Bay, 78 miles south of San 
 Franci3cobyco;i8tline. The growth of the 
 city has been very rapid, chiefly through 
 the lieauties of its genial climate and 
 picturesque situation becoming known 
 to the outside world as well as to the 
 establidiment of many social and busi- 
 nessinstitutions and industries. Increas- 
 ed facilities for communicating with ev- 
 ery part of the State have also contrib- 
 uted to this end. Besides the railroad 
 connecting Santa Cruz with the South- 
 ern Paciiic at Pajaro, completed three 
 years ago, she has now a direct road to 
 San Francisco. Great praise is due the 
 South Pacific Coast Railroad Company 
 for this enterprise. They have sur- 
 mounted many (litticultics at an enorm- 
 ous cost in making a route through the 
 formidable Santa Cruz mountains, which 
 have seemed to defy railroad construc- 
 tion heretofore. No less than seven 
 tunnels, bored through rock sometimes 
 as hanl as adamant, and aggregating 3i 
 miles in length, were fouml necessary in 
 the last '20 miles. The indefatigable 
 projectors are to be congratulaU'd on the 
 success of their scheme, for it is, with 
 a few exceptiims, the greatest work of 
 the kind in America. The scenery along 
 the new route, from bay to bay, w a se- 
 ries of agreeable and picturesi|ue sur- 
 prises, and the solidity of its construc- 
 tion ensures speed and comfort to 
 travelers. Santa Cruz is well supplied 
 in the matter of schools and churches, 
 newspapers, etc. Her hotels are quite 
 adeijnate for the accommoilation of her 
 sojourners, although during the Summer 
 m(mths she has tliousands of visitors. 
 The Pacific Ocean House ranks with the 
 leading hotels of the State in the many 
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 to the tourist and business man. The 
 house contains 100 rooms, handsomely 
 furnished, and all the modern appurte- 
 nances. Mr. Fargo, the gentlemanly 
 clerk, is possessed of the information of 
 a directory for strangers; and Mr. E. J. 
 Swift, the worthy landlord, is ever ouj 
 the alert to the wants of the most ex- 
 acting. The city is lighted with gas,' 
 has an excellent water supply l>y two 
 companies, and a line of street cars, run- 
 ning from the Mission to the ocean beach. 
 Bowman's carriage factory, the most ex- 
 tensive in the county, and employing a 
 number of men, is located here. Keal] 
 estate in Santa Cruz has not escaped the' 
 general depression of tiie last two years, j 
 but judicious investinunts have been 
 steadily advancing in value becaus's of; 
 the solid attracti(<ns of the place, con-j 
 veiiiont location, perfect climate, sea 
 bathing, beautiful scenery, nnmorousj 
 water powers, and ciiarmingly joeated' 
 building situs. At tlie real estate "Ex- 
 change and Mart, " Me<srs. Meyiick &i 
 C"o. gladly supply iufonnatinn i>y mail 
 or otherwise. The drives of this vicinity 
 are as enjoyable as they are inuuerous ; 
 tliat along the bay sliore to Aptos is not 
 surj)asscd anywhere. Securing a spank-' 
 ingteam at iiincola'.s we have driven it,' 
 and know whercDf we speak. For de-| 
 scription of Aptos see elsewhere. A; 
 favorite route ill returning to San Fran- 
 cisco from Santa Cruz is that by stage r/W 
 I'escadero and Half Moon Bay, which 
 connects with the Southirn Pacilie J{. W. 
 at San Mat.o. Tlie trip is made ;ihnost' 
 entiri.ly alonj; the eoa.st, in the sight of 
 ohl Oci-'an, and i.s replete with .scenes of 
 interest ami deligiitiul pro.spects. Stages' 
 run re,adarly. Through fare to San' 
 Francisco, live doUar-s. 
 
 AMNER THOMAS, Santa Cruz Foun- 
 dry and Mac.'hiae .shojt, IJiver 
 Archer & Conner, fancy goods 
 Armstrong Thos, linuors, Pacitic ave 
 Aston Frank, assessor, Court House 
 AUGSTEIN HENRY, barber, Front 
 BAILEY F E, physician. Bridge 
 Baih-y J H, agt W U Tel Co, Pacific 
 
 avenue 
 Bailey S H, watches and jewelry. Pa- 
 cific ave 
 Baldwin A, bootmaker, Mission 
 Baldwin J E I), pliotograplier, Pacific 
 
 BANK. EXCHANGE, H H Clement, 
 
 BANK OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, 
 
 Elbert Austin president, S J Eyuch 
 vice-president, E J Cox cashier 
 
 BABBIERI J> propr French Restaurant 
 and Hotel, cor Pacific ave and Mission, 
 (sec advertisement) 
 Barnct S, clothing, Pacific ave 
 Bausch Henry, propr Santa Cruz Brew- 
 ery 
 Becker F M, painter. Pacific ave 
 Beck & Koelin, proprs Pacific Brewery, 
 
 Mission 
 Bennett M V, surveyor, Park place 
 
 BERNHEIM J & CO, gen mdse. Pa. 
 eific ave, ojjp postottice 
 
 Bird vSamuel, bootmaker, Laurel 
 
 BIRKENSEER GEO, city bill poster, 
 propr of stands in all the principal 
 parts of town, office Ocean House, (see 
 advertisement) 
 
 Bliss F W, dentist. Pacific ave 
 
 Bolton A E, attorney at law and notary 
 public 
 
 BOWMAN EDWARD, carriage fac- 
 tory. Front 
 
 BOWMAN G, stoves, tinware, hard- 
 ware and crockery. Pacific ave 
 
 Braser J, postmaster and books and sta- 
 tionery, Pacific ave 
 
 Brioily Edward, groceries. Pacific ave 
 
 BRUNI J, propr New French Li(iuor 
 Store, Pacific ave 
 
 Bueb l>, saloon, Front 
 
 Butler .) E, flouring mill 
 
 Butterficlil Charles H, groceries ami pro- 
 visions, I'acific ave 
 
 California Powtler Works, Bernard Pay- 
 ton supt 
 
 Cappelmann C, li(|Uors, Pacific ave 
 
 Carro A, bo(jtniaker, Front 
 
 Chaee H C, clothing, i'acifie ave 
 
 Chace J I), meat market, Pacific ave 
 
 Chamberlain W W, saloon, cor Pacific 
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 Christal J F, druggist. Pacific ave 
 
 CLEMENT H H. propr Bank Exchange 
 Saloon, Pacilie ave 
 
 COFFIN H, publisher "Local Item" 
 
 Cohen Emanuel, cigars and tobacco. Pa- 
 cific ave 
 
 Con art J!, attorney at law. Pacific ave 
 
 Cooper & Co, groceries. Front 
 
 Cope Jesse, groceries and liiiuors, Front 
 
 COFE W T, hardware and agricultural 
 implements. Pacific ave 
 
 Craig . I limes A, agent Pajaro Nursery, 
 Pacific avi^ 
 
 CREAM BAKERY, Stillman & Pvan- 
 eer proprs. Pacific ave 
 
 CRISTOFANINI ANT, li<luors. Front 
 near W ater 
 
 Culverwell Mrs E A, dressmaker. Pa- 
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 Currier Frank, plumber. Pacific ave 
 
 CURTIS L, police judge and justice of 
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 Dakcu Elmer, aheritf, Court Houso 
 Duniols L A, propr Transfer Express 
 Dftvcnport J I*, justice of the peace 
 Delahunty John, bootmaker, Pacific avo 
 De Lamater G B V, geu milse 
 De Voll P H, agent sewing machines 
 
 and paper patterns 
 De Wolfe Mrs E A, books and station- 
 ery, Pacific ave 
 DiesincrO, beer depot. Pacific ave 
 DOELTZ LOUIS, nursery, Bridge 
 Downing Wni, litjuors, Front 
 DONOVAN NEAL, bootmaker, Locust 
 Duke W H, manager Santa Cruz Water 
 
 Co 
 Efley Win, watches and jewelery, Pa- 
 cific ave 
 ELY F Wi furniture and bedding, Pa- 
 cific ave 
 England W P, machinist and gunsmith, 
 
 Park place 
 Ernst (Jeorge C, licjuors. Pacific ave 
 Evans (Jeorge, litjuors, Pacific ave 
 FAGEN P B, pliysician and surgeon, 
 ofHce Pacific ave near Pacific Ocean 
 House, res Union near Mission 
 Farnham 11 (», hay and grain, Water 
 Fainham E, justice of the peace 
 Fay P & Co, druggists, Mission 
 Felkcr Wni, undertaker, Water 
 Field & Son, groceries. I'acificave 
 Fitch & Co, market, Pacific ave 
 Fitzjiibbons >I, market, Pacilic avo 
 Flagg D S, maible works, I'acific ave 
 FlintofT.Ioscpli, blacksmith, Front 
 I'Vistcr Edvvar<l, blacksmith, Front 
 Francis H C, barber. Front 
 (Jadsby B C, painter, Pacific ave 
 Gaicelon C C, assistant supt Santa Cruz 
 
 K II Co 
 (liirratt J{ M, supt Santa Cruz & Fel- 
 
 toii K K Co 
 GINOCCHIO L, maccaroui, California 
 wiAes, liiiuors and groceries, Pacific 
 ave near Ocean House 
 
 60LDSBY Z N, attorney at law and 
 notary public, Pacilic avt; 
 ! (Icmlon O L, dentist, l>e Lamater 's 
 building 
 
 Gosh Carrie A, liomupathic physician, 
 Pacific ave 
 
 Goss Cieo W, produce, conunission, boot- 
 maker and broom maker, I'ark 
 
 Grindley T R, physician, Pacific ave 
 
 Groonie T B, liquors, Pacific ave 
 
 H;;udley Miss K, millinery 
 
 It.iiTington M, gen mdso 
 
 }1; ug Christ, liquors. River 
 
 HAZELS J T, druggist, Pacific ave, 
 ;iext to Ocean House 
 
 Heacock E G, insurance agt, I'acific ave 
 
 Heath & Byrne, stoves and tinwai*e. Pa- 
 cific ave 
 
 Heitmann Henry, tailor, Front 
 
 Hicks A 8, saddlery and harness, Pacific 
 
 ave 
 HIHN F A, ro.il estate dealer, propr 
 Santa Cruz Water Works and presi- 
 dent Santa Cruz R R Co, ofliee and res 
 Locust 
 Hinds A J, real estate agent, Pacific ave 
 Hobbs W H, supt of schools and book- 
 seller, Pacific ave 
 Hodson J R, photographer, Pacific ave 
 Horn W H, groceries, Water 
 Hughes David P, merchant tailor, Pa- 
 cific ave 
 Hunter Wm, blacksmith, Mission 
 James Theo, wagonmaker. Front 
 Jarvis (Jeorge M, groceries, Pacific ave 
 Johnson T B, liijuors 
 Kelly Jeremiah, boarding, Front 
 Knight M D, pliysician, Water 
 Kobcr F, bootmaker, Pacific avo 
 Kroepflie Jacob, liquors and boarding 
 Lake (J P. wagonmaker, Front 
 Langenbeck J F, bootmaker. Front 
 Langdon Jno W, blacksmitli, Pacific ave 
 lx!il>randt — , bath houses 
 Leor.cbacker Miss & Mrs Eastlack's 
 ^'oung Ladies' School, Pacific ave 
 
 LESSER J M, attorney at law, Pacific 
 
 ave 
 LEVY M & SON, dry goods, clothing, 
 
 Ijoots and shoes, coi' Pacific ave and 
 
 Church 
 Liddell Wm, bath houses and boarding 
 LINCOLN & CO, propr San Lorenzo 
 
 Stables, Pacific ave near Ocean House 
 Lindler Edward, bootmaker. Front 
 Lindsey David M, carriagcmaker. Water 
 Littlcficld & Co, expressmen. Pacific ave 
 Littkticld li C & Co, groceries, Pacific 
 
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 Logan J H, superior judge, Court House 
 Longley O A, painter. Locust 
 Lukcns Evan, wagonmaker, Park 
 Lyman Joseph, bootmaker, Pacific ave 
 Ijynch S .1, vice-president Santa Cruz 
 
 Savings Bank and Bank of Santa Cruz 
 
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 MaKiiiney H E, county clerk and re- 
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 ^LlIlor .1 H, groceries. Pacific ave 
 ^Llrion &(ianlner, groceries, Pacific ave 
 Martin C C, propr Santa Cruz House, 
 
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 ^L'trtin & Goodwin, livery stable, Front 
 Martin Mrs & Kooser Mrs, milliners and 
 
 dressmakers, Pacific ave 
 Martin W H, foundry, River 
 McCann F J, attorney at law, Pacific 
 
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 McMenomy J J, liquors. Locust 
 
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 ALPnABBTICALLT. 
 
 Merrill Mrs J L, cigars and tobacco, Pa- 
 cific ave 
 Merrill ft Toll, livery stables. Water 
 Mette C A, blacksmith. Water 
 
 ME7BICK & CO, real estate exchange 
 
 and mart, cor Pacific ave and Lincoln 
 Miller Frank, cooper, River 
 Mitchell Israel, barber, Pacific ave 
 Molitor k Ley, snloon, Miasion 
 Morris S I, furniture aad bedding, Pacific 
 
 avo 
 Morrow E Miss, varieties. Pacific ave 
 Mozzini Paolo, boarding, Water 
 Neary & Hand'ley, groceries. Mission 
 Henry MisseR K & M, millinery. Pacific 
 
 ave 
 Odd Fellows' Library, George H Sagar 
 
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 Olive neorge, lumber 
 O'Neil Mrs M J, millinery. Pacific ave 
 O'Reardon Miss Mary, dressmaker, Paci 
 
 fie ave 
 Osterhus J A, cigars and tobacco. Pacific 
 
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 PACIFIC COAST S S CO, George H 
 
 Sagar agt 
 
 PACIFIC OCEAN HOUSE, E J Swift 
 
 propr, Pacific ave 
 
 PATRICK H C, editor and propr 
 "Santa Cruz Weekly Courier " 
 
 Patterson E R, deputy U S marshal with 
 E L Williams 
 
 Payton Bernard, supt California Powder 
 Works 
 
 ^eck N T, co nstabl e 
 
 PETERS & CURTIS, cigars, tobacco, 
 candies, etc. Pacific ave 
 
 Peterson A M, harncssmakei^ Pacific 
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 Pierrugue J & Co, varieties. Pacific ave 
 and Mission 
 
 PLACE GEORGE W, dry goods. Paci- 
 fic ave 
 
 Poggi George, boarding. Front 
 
 Pray A Drennan, real estate and ins 
 agts. Park place 
 
 Proctor F C, clothing, Front 
 
 Randall Horace, boots and shoes 
 
 Reynolds W W, cabinet maker. Park 
 place 
 
 Rhodes W H, gunsmith. Pacific ave 
 
 Robertson S L, coroner and public ad- 
 ministrator, Court House 
 
 SAGAR GEORGE H, agt P C s s Co 
 
 Sanford G W, hairdresser. Pacific ave 
 San Lorenzo Flume &, Transportation 
 Co, R M Garratt supt 
 
 SAN LORENZO STABLES, Lincoln 
 
 & Co proprs. Pacific ave nr Ocean 
 House 
 
 SANTA CRUZ BANK OF SAVINGS 
 
 & LOAN, Elbert Austin pres, S J 
 Lynch vice-pres, E S Cox cashier 
 
 Santa Cruz & Felton R R Co, A E Davis 
 
 Sres, R M Garratt supt, S H Willey 
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 SANTA CRUZ FOUNDRY, Thomaa 
 Amner propr. River 
 
 "SANTA CRUZ LOCAL ITEM" 
 
 (weekly), H Coffin propr 
 
 Santa Cruz liumber Association, planing 
 mill 
 
 SANTA CRUZ R R CO. F A Hihn 
 pres and supt, C C Garcelon asst supt, 
 office and depot Park 
 
 SANTA CRUZ & SAN MATEO 
 STAGE LINE, via Pescadero, ofiice 
 Ocean House 
 
 "SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL" (week- 
 ly), McPherson ft Waldron pubs; 
 Duncan McPherson editor, office cor 
 Pacific ave and Locust 
 
 Santa Cruz Water Co,W H Duke man- 
 ager 
 
 "SANTA CRUZ WEEKLY COUR- 
 IER," H C Patrick editor and propr, 
 ofiice cor Pacific and Locust 
 
 Schilling Henry, laundry 
 
 Scott & Jones, city- stables. Pacific ave 
 opp Walnut 
 
 Sheramske M, tailor, ^acific ave 
 
 Simpson James F, feed mill, cor Mission 
 and Laurel 
 
 Smallwood, Joseph, barber. Mission 
 
 Staiger R, bakery, cor Bridge and Pacific 
 ave 
 
 Stefflor George, furniture and undertak- 
 er, Pacific ave 
 
 Steinmetz Chas, county treasurer and 
 tax collector 
 
 STILLMAN & RANGER, groceries 
 
 and bakery, Pacific ave 
 STOREY W D, dist atty and atty at 
 
 law, Court House 
 Sweeny T A, barber. Ocean House 
 
 SWIFT E J, propr Pacific Ocean 
 
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 Tanner J G, druggist. Pacific ave and 
 
 Front 
 Tuylor A A, news agent, Pacific ave 
 Thompson Richard, agt W, F ft Co and 
 
 notary public, Pacific ave 
 Thurber I L, stonecutter, contractor and 
 
 maso.i, Pacific ave 
 Tihado E W, liquors. Pacific avo 
 Tilden P E, blacksmith, Water 
 Trefry J H, hotel, Fiont 
 Trefry Stephen, livery stable, Front 
 Tscheinen C Mme, dressmaker. Pacific 
 
 ave 
 Van Guelder A A, atty at law. Front 
 Vaux E F, physician, Pacific ave 
 Walker Thomas, constable, office with 
 
 Judge Curtis. Front 
 Waterman W F, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Weber & Pratschner, Germania Hotel, 
 
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 Wente Daniel , boa rding. Front 
 WERNER CHRIS F, Arion Saloon, 
 
 agent Philadelphia Brewery (S F), cor 
 
 Front and Pacific ave 
 Werner John, harness maker, Pacific 
 
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 Wheeler T A, agt Singer Manufg Co 
 Wilkins House, P V Wilkins, Paci 
 
 Pacific 
 
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 Wiiley Her.ry, hardware. Pacific ave 
 Williams E L, deputy clerk of internal 
 
 revenue 
 WILLIAMS RICHARD, tinner, 
 
 plumber and roofer, Pacific ave 
 Williamson k Garrett, groceries 
 Wright T W^, county surveyor. Court 
 
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 Wulbecke H, locksmith, Locust 
 Young Miss Lydie, dressmaker. Water 
 
 Young M, confectionery. Pacific ave 
 Young W P, butcher, Pacific ave 
 Younger Charles B, atty at law, cor Pa- 
 cific ave and Front 
 Zaro M, restaurant and oyster saloon, 
 Pacific ave 
 
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 SANTA CRUZ, CAL. 
 
 FRENCH RESTAURANT AND HOTEL, 
 
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 Private Dining Rooms ITp Stairs for Families. 
 
 Iiadies' and Qentlempn's Private Dinins Room Down Stairs. 
 
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 LIVERY, BOARDING AND SALE STABLES, 
 
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 FI(IST-@L/^SS TIGRIS I TUGlMi^UITS 
 
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 HORSES BOARDED AT THE LOWEST RATES. 
 
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 E. J. SWIFT, Proprietor. 
 
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 Santa Maria, 
 
 SANTA BARBARA COUNTY. 
 
 GM)ODWIN & BRYANT, gen mdse 
 
 GOODWIN J F, postmaster 
 
 Jones T & Son, undertaker, oils, paints, 
 
 hardware, stationery, etc 
 Kreidel & Fleislies, gen mdse 
 Miller J T, pliyi^ician 
 
 Santa Monica, 
 
 LOS ANGELES COUNTY, 
 
 Is a resort for tourists and pleasure- 1 
 seekers on the ocean bead'., 15 miles 
 from Los Angeles, with which it is con- 1 
 nected by a narrow-gauge railroad. Tlie 
 climate is very line, and the country is 
 picturesque. It has a population of 800, 
 and is in a prosperous condition. 
 
 BASSETT RALPH, gen mdse. Third 
 Beeler Mrs A J, candy factory 
 Bohme Geo, stoves and tinware 
 BOYCE M B, atty at law, postmaster, 
 
 ins agt and notary public. Third 
 CHAFINE K, justice of peace. Third 
 
 Cudehy John, saloon 
 
 Donald John, agt Santa Monica Land 
 
 Co 
 Downs Miss Blanche, teacher 
 Elliott — , physician 
 daddy M K, livery stable 
 ( Jiroux H & Bro, groceries 
 Hart Miss Jennie, teacher 
 Huie J M, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 Jefferics J P, physician 
 Johnson M D, hotel 
 Morgan John C, atty at law 
 Niudecken A H, groceries 
 OLMSTED JOHN C, books, stationery 
 
 and varieties, and agt W, F & Co.'s 
 
 Express, Third 
 O'Melveny E H, agt L A & I R R ami 
 
 manager W U Tel Co 
 
 PERKINS HOUSE, Joseph Perkins 
 propr, Third and Oregon ave 
 
 PERKINS JOSEPH, propr Perkins 
 House, Third and Oregon ave 
 
 Perry Franklin, barlwr 
 
 Rogers Geo I, constable and collector 
 
 Sadlier Francis A, saloon 
 
 Santa Monica Bath House, Chas Waller 
 
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 Santa Monica Hotel, 
 
 M D Johnson 
 
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 Santa Monica Land Co, John Donald 
 
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 Boor E, teacher 
 
 Brown W, blacksmith 
 
 Cohn M & S, gen mdae 
 
 Everman B W, teacher 
 
 Gordon W A, liquors 
 
 Guiberson Dr S P, drugs 
 
 Hector Z, blacksmith 
 
 McLean D, teacher 
 
 McMillan P, livery stable 
 
 Scott John, gen mdse 
 
 SHEPARD A H, agt W U Tel Co, W, 
 
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 Skinner & Dobbins, gen mdse 
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 Constantly on hand 
 AT THt: POS^T OFFICE. 
 
 Santa Rita, 
 
 MONTEREY COUNTY, 
 On a stage road, 3 miles from Salinas. 
 
 Archer S M, physician and surgeon 
 Castro M A, liquors 
 Cohn M, groceries 
 Hubbard P (I, blacksmith 
 IRVINE SAJHUEL, groceries and post- 
 master 
 Sota R M F, atty at law 
 
 associates in 1852, on the north side of 
 Santa Rosa creek, and about two miles 
 from the foothills. To the south, west 
 aud north lie the splendid valleys of 
 Petaluma, Santa Rosa and Russian riv- 
 er, unexcelled for productiveness in the 
 State, and filled with a prosperous popu- 
 lation. The climate is mild and equa- 
 ble, and the soil produces crops every 
 year — the dry seasons being the best in 
 this valley. The public schools have 
 two commodious buildings, with a nu- 
 merous corps of j teachers. Therej are 
 also two fine collegiate buildings, eight 
 churches, one foundry and machine 
 shop, one iirst-class woolen mill, two 
 tanneries, two flouring mills, one 
 planing mill, and numerous carriage and 
 smith shops. De Turks' winery and dis- 
 tillery, one of the largest on the coast, is 
 located here, and crushes over one 
 thousand tons of grapes yearly. There 
 are other wineries in the neighborhood, 
 which are noted for their large production 
 of grapes. The "Santa Rosa Republi- 
 can," the "Sonoma Democrat," and the 
 "Daily Republican," newspapers, are 
 published hore. The plaza is one of the 
 finest in the State, and the location of 
 the city is unexcelled for beauty. Its 
 main trade is derived from the vineyard 
 and agricultural interests of the locaility. 
 
 Santa Rosa, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY, 
 
 Santa Rosa, the county seat of Sono- 
 ma county, contains a population of 
 about 5,000. The town was laid out by 
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 ACTON WILLIAM, notary public 
 and reporter "Sonoma Democrat" w 
 s Plaza. 
 
 Aickman .1 W, expressman, College ave 
 
 Aikin Matthew, county treasurer. Court 
 House 
 
 Anderson James, deputy. Court House 
 
 Atkins W G, liquors, corMain and Sec- 
 ond 
 
 ATTERBURY W B, cashier Santa 
 Rosa Bank 
 
 Bilker & Ross, blacksmiths and carriage 
 builders, 1) Alain 
 
 Baylon H, second-hand furniture, Men- 
 docino 
 
 Bean A A, supt S F & N P R R, 
 depot 
 
 Beckner W S, city marshal, cor Fourth 
 and Mendocino 
 
 Behmer Danl, gunsmith, NE cor Main 
 and Third 
 
 BERKA JOHN, agent for Heald & 
 Guerne, F Korbel & Bros and W Mur- 
 phy, cor Fourth and Willson 
 
 Bew George, grocer. Fourth nr Washing- 
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 Bloomington Louis, tailor, 195 Fourth 
 I Boyce J F, physician, 214 Third 
 
 
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 BOYD JAMES* propr Grand Hotel, 
 cor Main and Third 
 
 Brown Felix G, opr W U Tel Co, 221 
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 BROWN JOHN, atty at law and jus- 
 tice peace, Mendoclao 
 
 Buckland L H, harness and saddlery, 
 Third opp Plaza 
 
 Burbank Luther, nurseryman, cor Park 
 and Tupper 
 
 Burger ft Allen, butchers, 235 Fourth 
 
 Bnrkhalter J, atty at law, cor Fourth and 
 Mendocino 
 
 BTINOTON H W, livery and sale sta- 
 ble, 149, 151 and 153 Fourth 
 
 BTINOTON WALTER, cashier Occi- 
 dental Hotel 
 Byne M, propi Byne's Hotel, opp depot 
 Caldwell F M, dentist, 203 Fourth 
 Campbell J J, confectionery, Thinl opp 
 
 Plaza 
 Campbell J T, atty at law, Mendocino 
 Carithers D N, dry goods, clothing and 
 
 gen mdse, 185 Fourtli 
 Clark J L, blacksmith, cor Third and 
 
 e s Plaza 
 CLARK J P, livery stable, 15 Main 
 Clausen N, grocer, Mendocino 
 Clifford & Gregg, butchers, cor Fourth 
 
 and Davis 
 Cole H, dentist, 19;.J Fourth 
 Colemun John, grocer, cor Band Fourth 
 Conrad Chas, restaurant and bakery, 171 
 
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 Cowen Phillip, books and music, 221 
 
 Fourth 
 Cox A L, county, surveyorB bet Fourth 
 
 and Fifth 
 CREAOH M, boots and shoes, 184 
 
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 Creighton Thos, tinwoi'c, Mendocino, 
 
 above Fifth 
 CRUTHERS B, furniture and bedding, 
 
 Ma sonic block 
 CUPF & MTJLLER, furniture and bed- 
 ding, under (iraud Hotel 
 Curry J L, tobacco and cigars, 187 
 
 Fourth 
 Dannigan & Wright, liqours, Mendocino 
 Davia Giles, liquors, Mendocino and 
 
 Fiftli 
 Davis & Roller, undertakers, 152 Fourth 
 Davisson DD, real estate agt,217 Fourth 
 
 DENISON A G, barber 
 
 De Turk Isaac, wine and brandy manu- 
 facturer. Railroad ave 
 
 Dinwiddie J L, sheriff, Court House 
 
 Doran M M, confectionery and varieties, 
 1S2 Fourth 
 
 Doychart J, manager \V U Tei Co, 221 
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 DOZIER & HALL, drugs, cor Fourth 
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 Drever Mrs Harriet, boarding house, 
 
 c or Fou rth and Mendocino 
 DUFFT T, gen mdse S Santa Rosa 
 Duparque L J, barber and wigmaker, 
 
 218 Third 
 EMPIRE FLOUR MILLS, J Mather 
 
 & Co proprs, Willson bet Sixth and 
 
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 Evans W M, ins agt, 183 Front 
 FARMER E T. prest Santa Rosa 
 
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 Fick Frederick, liquors, 190 Fourth 
 Finlew \Vm, physician and surgeon, 217 
 
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 Fisher & Kinslow, proprs Santa Rosa 
 
 Marble Works, cor Fourth and Davis 
 Fox C M, dry goods, 237 Fourth 
 
 FRAZEE C D, druggist, 223 Fourth 
 Frehe L, bootmaker, 191 Fourth 
 GAMBLE & BRYANT groceries, 
 
 provisions, crockery and glassware, 
 
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 Gardner L B, jeweler, 189 Fourth 
 Gerken Jno, liciuors, 150 Fourth 
 GERMANIA HOTEL, Jno Haas pro- 
 prietor, 25 and 27 Fourth 
 GLENN J H, gen mdse, 22 and 24 
 
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 Goodwin Chas B, hairdresser. Main 
 Goss John, atty at law, 203 Fourth 
 GRAND HOTEL, James Boyd propr, 
 
 J H Lafferty cashier; SE cor Maia 
 
 and Third 
 Gray & Prindle, bulchers, 197 Fourth 
 Greathouso k Proctor, agts Wells, Fargo 
 
 & Co, 225 Fourth 
 Grigsby M E, grocer, 174 Fourth 
 GRISSIM W H, bartender in Palace 
 
 Saloon, 177 Fourth 
 GITERNE & LUDWI6, contractors 
 
 and builders, opp Railroad depot 
 HAAS JOHN, propr Gennania Hotel, 
 
 25 and 27 Fourth 
 Hahman Henry C!, salesman with P Co- 
 
 weii, 221 Fourth 
 Hall (ieo, e s Plaza 
 HALL J E, deputy recorder. Hall of 
 
 liecords 
 Ham E I), atty at law, cor Fourth and 
 
 Mendocino 
 Heisel P, bootmaker. Fourth 
 Heitz Jos & Son, restiurant and bakery, 
 
 3 Ridgway block. Third 
 
 HENLEY BARCLAY, atty at law, 
 
 Kohlc's building, w s Plaza 
 HENLEY D & CO, liquors, Main 
 Hcmsworth Mrs T W, coffee house, 
 
 Mendocino bet Fourth and Fifth 
 HESSE FRED & CO, gunsmith, 154 
 
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 Hirsch S, prof of music, 187i Fourth 
 Hirth F, butcher, 4 Ridgway block, 
 
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 HODGSON RICHARD, tailor, B bet 
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 HOFF^SR FREDERICK, bakery, 199 
 
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 HOLMAN J H, canvasser, 55 B 
 Hood Geo, jeweler and watchmaker, 25 
 
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 Hood T B, grocer. Third, opp Plaza 
 Hudson T F, drugs and stationery, 6 
 
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 Jacobs M & A, tailors, 177 Fourth 
 Jamieson E, physician, B bet Fourth 
 
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 JOHHSON A, atty at law, Kohle's 
 
 buildini! w s Plaza 
 JOHNSON P, prbpr Santa Rosa Hotel, 
 
 Main nr Briclge 
 JOOST JACOB, liquors, Fourth near 
 
 dep ot 
 JUD CHRISTIAN, liquors, cor Fourth 
 
 and Davis 
 Justice A L, physician, Ridgway Hall 
 KELLY FRANK, billiards and liq 
 
 uors, Grand Exchange, cor Main and 
 
 Third 
 Kerr R A, boot and shoemaker, Third 
 
 opp Plaza 
 Kcser Louis Jr, harness and saddlery, 
 
 181 "ourth 
 Kcssing C, gen store, Main 
 Kirsch J, barljer, Main nr Grand Hotel 
 KOCS AUGUST, '. hairdresser, cor 
 
 Fourth and Mendocino 
 KOHLE AUGUST, liquors, w s Plaza 
 
 KORBEL F & BROS, lumber and 
 planing mill, cor Fourth and VVillson 
 
 Kraft Edwards, gen store, e s Plaza 
 
 ZUPF & MQLLER. furniture and 
 beddinj.', (irand Hotel 
 
 Kurlahandur Jos, tobacco and cigar man 
 nfacturer, 183 Fourth 
 
 LftBET' & BRO, propr Pinafore Cigar 
 Store, 17.')^ Fourth 
 
 LABEL H, dry goods and clothing, 
 173 Fourth 
 
 Liiijidon C VV, real estate, 188 Fourth 
 
 LAUGHLIN A D, atty at law, notary 
 public and justice of peace, Kohle's 
 old!/, w s Plaza 
 
 Lee Bros, express and draymen, Wells, 
 Fargo & Co 
 
 Letold J G, stoves, tin and hardware, 
 28 Fourth 
 
 LIEBMAN L> dry goods, clothing, 
 carpets, boots and shoes, w s Plaza 
 
 Lohrman J, fruits and produce, 1 Ridg- 
 way block. Third 
 
 LOUCKS A H, dealer ir the finest 
 brands of imported wines and brand- 
 ies, 43 Mendocino 
 
 Lyford W G, liquors, 170 Fourth 
 
 MMOon H K & Co, real estate agts, 197 
 
 Fourth 
 Matern F, grocer, 189 Fourth 
 
 MATHER J ft CO, proprs Empire 
 Flour Mills, Willson bet Sixth and 
 Seventh 
 
 Matthes Wm, butcher, 160 Fourth 
 
 McAnalTy VV W, physician and surgeon, 
 B bet Fourth and Fifth 
 
 HoBREEN T, groceries and country 
 produce, 168 Fourth 
 
 McConnell W E, attorney at law, Mendo- 
 cino 
 
 McGee J H, atty at law, cor Fourth and 
 Mendocino 
 
 McGEORGE ROBT, back driver. Oc- 
 cidental Hotel 
 
 McGregor R, livery stable, Fifth nr 
 Mendocino 
 
 Mcllmoil Miss N.dressmaker and millin- 
 er, B bet Fourth and Fifth 
 
 Metcalf & McMinn, blacksmiths, car- 
 riage builders and agents for Stude- 
 baker wagons, Mendocino 
 
 METZGER & HOLTINNER. proprs 
 Santa Rosa Brewery, foot of Willson 
 
 Miller Jno, wagonmaker and black- 
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 MILTZ ft SWART, photographer, 
 184 Fourth 
 
 Mohr Henry, bootmaker, Main 
 
 MOLLER HENRY, billiard parior 
 and reading room, 203 Fourth 
 
 MORAL N & BRO, dry goods, cloth- 
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 and B 
 
 MORRIS W H, propr Palace Saloon, 
 177 Fourth 
 
 Morrison Bros, gen mdse, 4 and 5 Ridg- 
 way block, opp Plaza 
 
 Morrow James Jr, stoves, tin and hard- 
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 Moxon W H, gen mdse. Main 
 
 MULLEN A J, watchmaker and jew- 
 eler, 201 Fourth 
 MURPHY WYMAN, lumber. Grand 
 
 Hotel 
 MUTHERS FRANK, cigars and to- 
 
 biicco, 218 Third 
 Nagle J L, searcher of records, 203 
 
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 Neeco Abram, postmaster. Third opp 
 
 Plaza 
 NEYCE J H. searcher of records, 
 
 cor Fourth and Mendocino 
 NOONAN GEO P, cashier Savings 
 
 Bank of Santa Rosa 
 OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. O A Tupper 
 
 propr, cor Fourth and B 
 O'Rear & Smith, grocers, cor Mendocino 
 
 and Fifth 
 OVERTON A P, pres Savings Bank of 
 
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 & Bro propr, 1754 Fourth 
 Pressley J G, superior judge. Fourth 
 Prince M, furniture, 158 Fourth 
 Proctor & Reynolds, real estate and ins, 
 
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 Rea T L, photographer, Third opp Plaza 
 Reed W C, druggist, 225 Fourth 
 
 ROXET & PRINCE, wholesale liquor 
 
 dealers, 175 Fourth 
 Roney & Wood, liquors, cor Fourth and 
 
 Mendocino 
 Rose & Hillis, real estate and ins, 203 
 
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 Rons H J, livery stable, Mendocino 
 Royal J E, harnessmaker, 37 Fourth 
 Runsheimer John, liquors, 
 RUSSILL H D, marble works, cor 
 
 Fourth and Wasliington 
 Rutledge Thos, atty at law, cor Fourth 
 
 and Mendocino 
 Sacry D S, groceries and varieties, 21 ti 
 
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 SANTA ROSA BANK, E T Farmer 
 
 pres, W B Atterbury, w s Pl.iza 
 
 SANTA ROSA BREWERY, Metz 
 
 ger & Holtinner projirs, foot of Will- 
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 SANTA ROSA HOTEL, P Johnson 
 
 propr. Main nr Bridge 
 Santa Rosa Marble Works, Fisher & 
 
 Kinslow proprs, cor Fourth and Davis 
 Santa Rosa Soda Works, P J Sullivan 
 
 propr, 100 Third 
 Santa Rosa Temperance Reform Club, S 
 
 Allen pres, A Shepard secty. Main 
 Santa Rosa Water Works, Fourth 
 Savage C W, dentist, 217 Fourth 
 Savage G N, boots, shoes and clothing, 
 
 217 and 219 Fourth 
 Savage S L, dentist, 217 Fourth 
 
 SAVINGS BANK OF SANTA ROSA, 
 
 A P Overton pres, George B Noonan 
 
 cashier, w s Plaza 
 Schmitt C H. barlier, 45 Fourth 
 SEEOELKEN A p & BRO, wines, 
 
 liquors and groceries, cor Fourth and 
 
 Willson 
 Shane A, grocer. Third opp Plaza 
 SHANNON A G, atty at law, cor Fourth 
 
 and Mendocino 
 
 Shattuck A E, deputy, Court House 
 Smith & Colgan, blacksmiths and car- 
 carriage builders, Main 
 Smith J, supt pub schools, Fourth 
 Smith Mrs W R, ladies, and chil- 
 dren's underwear and dressmaker, 6 
 Ridgway block 
 Smyth E H, paints, oils, wall-paper and 
 
 nursery, w s Plaza 
 Sonnois E, liquors, cor Willson and Sev- 
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 "SONOMA DEMOCRAT," Tlios L 
 
 Tliompson pub and propr, w s Plaza 
 Southard J B, atty at law, 203 Fourth 
 Sparks G W, comity assessor. Court 
 
 House 
 Spencer & Armstrong, grocers, 231 and 
 
 233 Fourth 
 Sproehnle F A, liquors, Main 
 Stewart Mrs G W, millinery and dress- 
 making, 243 F^ourth 
 Struckmann Mrs F, hotel, 86 Fourth 
 Sullivan P J, propr Santa Rosa Soda 
 
 Works, IGO Third 
 Swett Frank H, ins and collections, w s 
 
 Plaza 
 Taylor & Mc<tregor, blacksmiths, Men- 
 docino 
 Temple Jackson, superior jiulge 
 Thonias A, atty at law, cor Fourth and 
 
 Mendocnio 
 Tliompson C H, physician, 152 Third 
 
 THOMPSON G W, hardware and ag- 
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 Thompson R H, county clerk. Court 
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 THOMPSON THOS L, pub and propr 
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 Tighe Kelly, county coroner and public 
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 Tripp H L, clothing, 231) Fourth 
 
 Tucker A F, Horist, 138 Third 
 
 TUPPER G A, propr Occidental Ho- 
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 Vanderhoof Mrs Zella, millinery, 241 
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 WARD C E, agent Singer Manufr Co, 
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 Ware A B, atty at law anddist atty,203 
 Fourth 
 
 Weinstein M, tailor, 15)9 Fourth 
 
 Welch Mrs M T, millinery and dress- 
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 Williams J M & Son, grocers, 183 
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 Willson H S, atty at law, cor Fourth and 
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 Willy J M, dentist, e s Plaza 
 
 Wise & Goldfish, gen mdse. Main 
 
 WOOD BEN S, county recorder and ex 
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 C. A. TUPPER, Proprietor. 
 WALTER BYINCTON, Cashier. 
 
 Saratoga, 
 
 SANTA CLARA COUNTY, 
 
 Is 12 miles south weat of San Jose. It i 
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 hither on account of the Pacitic Cou'^ess 
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 Blabon Oticc Jr, livery 
 Brewer W S, groceries 
 Brown Bros, straw board manufrs 
 Eastin Terry, blacksmith 
 Jolnison .1 E, marble cutter 
 King K T,8traw wrapping paper manufr 
 McWilliam J, blacksmith 
 Saratoga Paper Mfg Co 
 Shirley W M, saloon 
 Smith A K, carpenter and builder 
 Whi[tple Frank E, saloon 
 Whipple .1 M, phy-jician and druggist 
 Whipple V M, stationery, 'school 
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 Sargents, 
 
 SANTA CLARA COUNTY. 
 
 A st^ition on the Southern Pacific 
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 Chappel Frank, farmer 
 
 Foster J H, agt S PUR and W U Tel 
 
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 OOpDHUE C H, hotel 
 Miiic FJ, farmer 
 Ui>ss B, trader 
 
 S^JIOEXT BR03, stock -raisers 
 Sh Ado Cr \V, farmer 
 
 Saticoy, 
 
 VENTURA COUNTY, 
 
 QTJE3XEL J P, postmaster, carpenter 
 
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 Rolslcr G F, blacksmith 
 
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 MARIN COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the N. P. C. R. R., 15 miles south 
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 Baraty J B, butcher 
 KiUrude J S, gen mdsfl 
 Broderiuk J, grocer 
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 CENTBAL HOTEL, Jamea HHussey 
 Colman T, fruits 
 CoBta J. grocer 
 
 CBANE PETER, restaurant and liq- 
 uors 
 Enas Geo, dairyman 
 Faucia L, bakery 
 Forrest C, constable 
 Gamalpais, livery stable 
 Gingg .f, butcher 
 Kennedy E H, harness maker 
 
 Kennedy E Ij 
 
 blacksmith 
 
 Lauriano Jos, grocer 
 Leaze N, liquors 
 
 MABIN BOAT HOUSE, L Johnson 
 
 propr 
 McLeod A, carriage maker 
 Nickles A, liquors 
 Pearson 6 P, postmaster 
 Rety fi Mrs, hotel 
 Kise F, hairdresser 
 Kyan J H, liquors 
 Schnell Jacob, lumber 
 Severance Chas, justice of peace 
 
 SAUCELITO MARINE BOAT HOUSE 
 
 L. JOHNSON, Proprietor. 
 
 Constantly on hand to let at Reasonable Rates. 
 
 REFRESHMENTS SUPPLIED AT SHORT NOTICE. 
 
 Oysters fresh from the Water. Give me a call. 
 
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 Savannah, 
 
 LOS ANGELES COUNTY, 
 
 station on the S. P. R. R., 11 miles 
 suuth of Los Angeles. 
 
 Bennett S, hotel and saloon 
 
 Bodkin J J, teacher 
 
 Breeden L, agt S P R R and W U Tel 
 
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 Snyder D, gen mdse and postmaster 
 Soward C, teacher 
 
 Sawyer's Bar, 
 
 SISKIYOU COUNTY, 
 
 Is a mining camp 40 miles southeast of 
 Orleans. 
 
 Bathnrst E W, physician 
 Bigelow Geo W, blacksmith and saw- 
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 Birdsall S H, gen mdse 
 DORAN R, postmaster 
 Dunphy P F, gen mdse 
 Eldridge H J, gen mdse 
 Grant & Nally, butchers 
 Grant & Patton, hotel 
 Hughes ft Bro, sawmill 
 Jencks B W, atty at law 
 McNUlis Wm, liquors 
 
 Morrow L, tinsmith 
 Nally James, hotel 
 Robinson Henry P, liquors 
 Sheffield S R, atty at law 
 
 Scenega, 
 
 VENTURA COUNTY. 
 
 Postmaster aud 
 
 HAINES HEEMON, 
 
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 School House Station, 
 
 SAN MATEO COUNTY. 
 
 Brown John, liquors 
 
 Bryant Jacob, blacksmith 
 
 Collopy Geo M, liquors 
 
 Pasiaque A, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Sebastopol, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY, 
 
 Is 6 miles distant from Santa Rosa, on 
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 DOlfOHERTT JOHN, postmaster 
 
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 Dougherty h Pasaons, gen mdso 
 Morris J H P, market 
 VVadworth C C, physician 
 Wiley Alix, real estate and collector 
 Wilson Mrs E, hotel 
 Wilton & AndrewBigen nidse and agt W, 
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 Seiad Valley, 
 
 SISKIYOU COUNTY. 
 BAILET C M, gen mdae and postmas 
 
 Grider W, hotel 
 Lowden J S, hotel 
 Phillips M B, blacksmith 
 Wood J C, blacksmith 
 
 Shasta, 
 
 SHASTA COUNTY, 
 
 Is situated at thu base of the majcHtic 
 peak bearing the same name, in a rich 
 mining district. Tlie country in the im- 
 mediate vicinity is also very heavily 
 timbered witii spruce and pine of ma;i;ni- 
 ticent growth. It is located on the line 
 of the C. & O. Coast Overland Stage 
 Road, 6 miles north of Redding, at the 
 head of Sacramento valley; altitude, 
 1,160 feet above the sea-level. It is a 
 well-built and prosperous town of 1,000 
 inhabitants, and has an outlook emphati- 
 cally promising. It is the county seat, 
 also, and has a splendid weekly newa- 
 pai»er. 
 
 BEHBLE & LITSCH, proprs Wash- 
 ton Brewery 
 Bell Aaron, superior judge 
 Blumb H, bakery 
 BOELL C, bakery and saloon 
 Briceland M, physician 
 BYSTLE D r, furniture, wagonmaker, 
 
 undertaker, county coroner and public 
 
 administrator 
 Carter W L, pub "Courier " 
 Coleman A & Co, hardware 
 Coleman Mrs D M, county supt schools 
 CRAODOCK J. livery and feed stable 
 DOBROWSKT ADOLPH. U S receiver 
 
 and ''eweler 
 Dobrr wsky E, gunsmith and sewing ma 
 
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 DABIiDfG C H, Darling's Patent 
 
 Washing Fluid 
 EAMES C W. blacksmith 
 EMPIRE HOTEL, John V Scott propr, 
 
 Main 
 GARTER E, attorney 
 ORAT C R, attorney 
 
 GREENE MRS H L, restaurant and' 
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 GROVES G, Redding and Shasta Ex 
 
 Hartmunn W P, barber 
 
 Hoif & Brakel, meat market 
 
 HOPPING WM E, U S register 
 
 Hull S, sheritf and tax collector 
 
 ISAACKS S, blacksmith 
 
 Isaacs J E, justice of peace 
 
 KltMBT -T'i I), groceries 
 
 Kidder W S, county assessor 
 
 KNOX G Ri saloon, billiard and read- 
 ing-room and notary public 
 
 Tjciter Julius, gen mdse 
 
 Ticwin £ & Co, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 Litsch F, gen mdse 
 
 Lynch O, groceries 
 
 Markert C, merchant tailor 
 
 McDon ald C , saloon 
 
 MEAGHER & SCHELER, saloon 
 
 O'Connor M J, ppinter 
 
 PAIGE C L. druggist, cigars and tobac- 
 co and T:,istmaster 
 
 PREHN* F, varieties, cigars and to- 
 bacco and glassware 
 
 RARHNE& J G, wagonmaker 
 
 Ripley R, inmnty treasurer 
 
 Sehroter (.i C, harness and saddles 
 
 SCOTT JOHN V, Empire Hotel 
 
 SCOTT W A, bi)otmaker and Singer 
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 Stockton J E, county surveyor 
 
 TAYLOR CLAY W, atty at law, dist 
 atty and notary public 
 
 Tiffin F C, county clerk, auditor and 
 recorder 
 
 Voluntine E, tin and sheet-iron 
 
 WASHINGTON BREWERY, Behrle 
 
 & Litsch proprs 
 Weil & Bros, dry gouds and clothing 
 
 Shaw's Flat, 
 
 TUOLUMNE COUNTY, 
 
 Is 2 miles from Sonora, on the Coppero- 
 polis Stage Road. 
 
 BULLERDIECK A, drugs, groceries, 
 liciuors, cigars and tobacco, postmaster 
 and notary public 
 
 Sheep Ranch, 
 
 CALAVERAS COUNTY. 
 
 Is 155 miles from San Francisco, via 
 Stockton and Copperopolis Division of 
 the C. P. R. R. and Milton, the ter- 
 minus, and R. W. Russell's and B. W. 
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 daily mails and express. Ifc is spokon 
 of as a prospcrnus place, whose lively 
 appearance at tiie time of our visit wnr- 
 ruutod such a bcliof It depends on the 
 mining interests solely for its support, 
 havinjt four stamp mills always in active 
 operation, givin5{ employment to 250 
 men. It has a population r{ 800. The 
 scenery is picturesque, the water splen- 
 did and the sanitary condition of the 
 place is excellent. 
 
 Anderson Charles, livery stable 
 ANDERSON S HOTEL, Charles An- 
 
 derson propr 
 ANDRE \¥S E J, propr Central Hotel 
 Bassett II W, barber 
 
 CENTRAL »H0TEL; E J Andrews 
 
 propr ■*"" 
 Dagos W, blacksmith 
 Davis V N, blacksmith 
 f )eKauna C, hotel w« 
 DoTan A Gove, gen mdse 
 Freidberger A, gen mdse 
 Hughes D 8, hotel 
 I X L Store, gen mdse 
 Kean P H, justice of peace and notary 
 
 public 
 AIcKjiy .Fames, saloon 
 MINUUS JOHN A, deputy sheriff and 
 
 constable 
 Pendola 1\, meat market 
 Swan .1 S, druggist 
 Smith Wm, saloon 
 
 E. J. ANDREWS, 
 
 IMlOrUIKTOR 
 
 AND STABLES, 
 
 Shsep Banch, Calaveras County, Cal 
 
 SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS fand Moderate Charges. 
 
 Miimnioth Corral attached for convenience of Large Tearai. 
 
 Sheridan, 
 
 PLAOEK COUNTY, 
 Is 23 miles west of Auburn. 
 
 Ackcrman Anna, liquors 
 Adams W N, hotel 
 Clock Daniel, flour mills 
 Davis Mrs M L, varieties 
 Frichett I'cter, blacksmith 
 Kcnncritz Mrs M V, liquors 
 Ijong •) M, druggi.'^t and physician 
 Long W H, agt VV U Tel Co 
 Murphy C W, agt C P U U 
 Pcrrott B R, hotel 
 liichardson & Sparks, gen mdse 
 Kobertson .Ino, liquors 
 BOOGERS E C, postmaster 
 Scwalbe Joseph, gen mdse 
 
 Sherwood Valley, 
 
 MENDOCINO COUNTY, 
 Is 35 miles northwest of Ukiah. 
 
 Burnett Mat, atty at law 
 
 DECKER A, poBtmastcr, hotel, gen 
 
 md^e and feed stable 
 Disher (feo, road overseer 
 Hatch H T, sawmill and lumber 
 I^igh A U, shoem-iker 
 Parson A O, saddler and humeps maker 
 Sherwood A E, importer and raiser of 
 
 Angora goats 
 Snell J O, clergyman (M E church) 
 Tuttle L C, importer and raiser of fine 
 
 sheep 
 
 G. A. DECKER, 
 
 Sherwood Valleyi MeniJocino County, Cilifornli. 
 
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 Office of Slag;o Lino runnin(r to Eureka and Clo- 
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 Berry U K, agt S & P R R, VV, F dt Co 
 
 and W U Tol Co 
 Brown \V H, Hour ond grain 
 BURDIS JNO, gen mdsu 
 (iufney Junius, uutciior 
 OBAHAM J A, liquors 
 
 HALL T D, hotel 
 
 Hunter M A, geu mdse and physician 
 LEAHEY DONALS, liquors 
 Meyer Frunz, hotol 
 
 FIliRCE S 0, postmaster, notary pub- 
 lic and dry goods 
 Schtnitgen Bernard, liquors 
 White T U, geu mdse 
 
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 Sierra City, 
 
 SIERUA COUNTy. 
 
 Abbe G H, livery 
 
 Bjckwith Junies, carpenter 
 
 Bigelow H H, hotel 
 
 Bunker K H, blacksmith 
 
 BUSCH L C> postmaster 
 
 BUSCH A C & CO, geu milse, express, 
 
 postollicc and gea i:is agt 
 Gark 8 L, watchmaker 
 Contar John, hotel 
 Freeman & Uuthieson, m&it market 
 Giuorvich Joseph, saloon 
 Goff Peter, livery 
 <jorham J M, blacksmith 
 KerbyJame^, sawmill 
 Kramer Krust, hairdresser 
 Lauiar Joseph, hotel 
 Lawrence Ed, saloon 
 Martiuotti 1 & Co, dry goods 
 Nessler L, gen mdse 
 Piers M F, Itootmaker 
 Ketallech Wm, hairdi-esscr 
 liose John, saloon 
 Sawyer J J, physician 
 Scott John A, hotel 
 Shaliine tloaeph, gen mdse 
 Stewart David, saloon 
 Whitney D L, sawmill 
 
 Sierra Valley, 
 
 SIERRA COUNTY. 
 
 Atwood A, bootmaker 
 Blatchley W L, blacksmith 
 BVRTEN S T, postmaster 
 Buxton GQ, hotel 
 Darius C, harnessmaker 
 
 Darling C C, blacksmith 
 Donn M, hotel 
 Dolly !>, gen mdse 
 Olsen J, gen mdso 
 Rowland F M, grn mdse 
 Smith A S, tinsmith 
 Stewart T J, saloon 
 Vandevere S V, hotel 
 Winthrop H, bootmaker 
 Wood Geo, drugs 
 
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 SIERRA CITY, CAL. 
 
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 Silverado, 
 
 L08 ANOELKS COUNTY, 
 
 A postofBce and mining town, 25 miles 
 east of Santa Aaa, present terminus of 
 the Southern Paciiiu R. R. Altitude, 
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 Anderson D, saioon 
 
 Block Star Coal Mining Co, B F Seibert 
 
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 Blue G 4 S M Co of Los Angeles, W 7 
 
 Lawton pres 
 CLARK F A, notary public and post- 
 master 
 Harvey Cash, hotel 
 Harvey Thoa, muson 
 Hawkms G W, blacksmith 
 Hill Juo C k, Son, painters 
 Kneel F M, atty at law 
 ^'^eel H, propr ailverado and Santa Ana 
 
 jtage Line 
 
 ears.m & Co, gen mdse 
 i:*earson P, justice of p^oco 
 Pickering W, hotel 
 Pullen E A, constable 
 Rasey & Harvey, livery stable 
 Santa Clara Coul Mine, Cassida & Curry 
 
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 SONOMA COUNTY, 
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 SEAOOS A, propr Skaggs' Springs 
 Hotel 
 
 Slack's Canyon, 
 
 MONTEREY COUNTY. 
 
 Alesworth J W, butcher apiarist and 
 
 justice peace 
 Moore E h, gunsmith 
 MOBOAN E H, hotel, atty at law 
 
 notary public and deputy postmaster 
 Taylor Alex J, saddles 
 
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 HUMBOLDT OOUNTT. 
 
 Emmerson B N, tanner 
 
 Greig T G, livery 
 
 Gulligan L, liquors 
 
 Hafner J, bick smith 
 
 Masson A, lumber 
 
 Kobben B, bootmaker 
 
 Rolley Joseph, m.inufr' sheep dip 
 
 SWOORTZEL W J, gen mdse 
 
 postmaster 
 Tuttle T G, hotel 
 
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 Slippery Ford, 
 
 EL DORADO COUNTY, 
 
 Is forty-six miles northeast of Placer- 
 ville. 
 
 Fitch Geo, dairyman 
 
 Fountain G, hotel 
 
 Johnstone Dennis, toll-keeper and stock 
 
 raiser 
 Lyans Wm, dairyman 
 McCoy — , hotel 
 Moore Mrs Ma y, hotel 
 Palmer \V, stock raiser 
 PEARSON WM, postmaatcr 
 Watson Mrs Chas, hotel 
 Wilson E, dairyman 
 Windmiiler — , stock raiser 
 Wright W, dairyman 
 
 Smartsville, 
 
 YUBA COUNTY. 
 
 Beatty John Jr, opr 
 Berry Mrs C, school teacher 
 Bowman Alex, wagonmaker 
 Bradford N D, painter 
 
 Butler P, liquors, cigars, etc 
 
 Carr T H, school teacher 
 
 Cassidey H, capitalist 
 
 Caughie John A, physician and surgeon 
 
 Chamberlain Wm, liquors 
 
 Coleman Rev W,pastor Catholic Church 
 
 Conlin Thomas, livery, sale and feed 
 stable 
 
 Cory D, carpenter 
 
 Co8i,'rovc .loiin, gen mdse 
 
 Crawford M .F, ins agt 
 
 Crawford W D, barber 
 
 Davis A Henry, plumber and gas fitter 
 
 Davis E M, blacksmith 
 
 Davis Reuben, blacksmith 
 
 Deuahy J, liquors 
 
 Dougherty Daniel, gen md^ 
 
 Duham C C, gen mdse 
 
 Excelsior Store, gen mdse 
 
 Excelsior Water & Mining Co, Daniel 
 McOanny supt 
 
 Farley H D, carpenter 
 
 Flint Joseph A, water agt and <;ounty 
 supervisor fourth district 
 
 Foust L P, blacksmith 
 
 Frazier Benj, bootmaker 
 
 Gratiot Henry, orchardist 
 
 Jeffrey Geo, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Jewell E H, atty at law 
 
 Karr Miss Anna Bell, school teacher 
 
 Kelley M J, bootmaker 
 
 Kennedy Thomas, bootmaker 
 
 Kerri(;an Mrs P, board and lodging 
 
 Mahoney John, butcher 
 
 McConnell Mrs M, drugs and stationery 
 
 McConnell T J, druggist 
 
 McC'racken James, carpenter 
 
 McKce Alfred, blacksmith 
 
 McMcnamin Miss Mary, school teacher 
 
 McNutt John F, justice peace 
 
 Mooney Thomas, hotel propr 
 
 Murray Thos, stable keeper 
 
 Nevada Reservoir and Ditch Co 
 
 Peardon John, hotel propr 
 
 Pearl Wm M, druggist 
 
 Petit N J, gen mdse 
 
 Slattery C C, meats wholesale and re- 
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 Smith Barney, hotel 
 
 Smith & Murray, livery stable 
 
 Symons Geo, bootmaker 
 
 Tharp A W, liquors 
 
 Tifft R W, physician 
 
 Ward W W, liquors 
 
 Welsh John, stock ranch 
 
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 Caaeras C, livery 
 
 Fay E C, hotel 
 
 Goodman & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Goodman L 8, liquors 
 
 Hackett John J, physician 
 
 McCAUQHAT & CO, gen mdse, 
 master and agt VV, F & Go's Ex 
 
 McLaughlin R M, boots and shoes 
 
 Murray Thomas, hotel and butcher 
 
 Piggott A K, physician 
 
 Robinson Wm, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Samuel & Co, saloon 
 
 Stewart Wm, b>iots and shoes 
 
 Stump James, liquors 
 
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 DEL NORTE COUNTY, 
 
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 Bledsoe Anthony, blacksmith 
 RR.OOKING JAS, hotel, justice peace, 
 
 notary public uiul postuiixster 
 CotTman Wm, siwmill 
 Crautz C, cooper 
 Crusuis Louia, butcher 
 (toodliri Jas, cooper 
 Hiiight Daniel, gen mdse 
 Johnson Peter, cooper 
 Keen S J, cooper 
 Lake J C, gen mdse 
 McFayJ A J, butcher 
 Mooney & Ilaiiies, blacksmiths 
 Simsou Henry, saddler 
 Tack & Crook, saloon 
 Thorworth .1 F, physician 
 Umphlett Alonzo, livery stable 
 Van I'elt, Thos. Hawmill 
 Weutz.I P, saloon 
 Westbrook Airs C, gen nulse 
 
 Snelling, 
 
 Cox J G, manufr of fruit drier» and 
 dealer in preserved fruits 
 
 Halstead Geo W, blacksmith, and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Harrelson J A, atty at law 
 
 HORSLET J R, hotel, postmaster, jus- 
 tice peace and notary 
 
 Russell Geo, meat market 
 
 Simon, Jacobs & Co, gen mdae 
 
 Truesdale & Halstead, livery stable 
 
 Witherspoon VV D, physician 
 
 M EllCED COUNTY, 
 
 Is delightfully situated on the Merced 
 river, in MtTced vallty, one of the most 
 fertile in the State. Its settlement dates 
 from 18,51, tliough the town was not 
 regularly Jaid out until ISSli, when it 
 became the county seat, but which has 
 since been removed to Mcrcjil. It is on 
 the Stocktoi: road leading to Mariposa 
 It is a promising place. 
 
 Anderson Mrs A B, hotel 
 Bertrandias A, saloon 
 Canevaro A, gen mdsa 
 Cauity P F, physician 
 
 Soda Bay, 
 
 LAKE COUNTY. 
 Soda Bay Hotel, A K Gregg propr 
 
 Soledad, 
 
 MONTEREY COUNTY, 
 Is 35 miles southeast of Monterey. 
 
 Beard Chas, hotel 
 
 BREEN E J, farmer and stock raiser 
 
 Day & Sobiiranas, saloon 
 
 Everett A E, gen mdse 
 
 Goldwater — , gen mdse 
 
 Riley John, school teacher 
 
 Seeverscrop Peter, hotel andlivery stable 
 
 Somersviller 
 
 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, 
 
 Is six miles from Antioch, and situated 
 on San J oaquin river. It depends on the 
 coal mining interests of tlje locality for 
 its support. 
 
 Baker Samuel, secretary Pittsbur^kCoal 
 Miniu,:; Co 
 
 Brown P, liquors 
 
 HUGHES W J, gen mdse 
 
 Lando .loseph, gen mdse 
 
 Pinkorton J W, supt Pittsburgh Coal 
 Mining Co 
 
 Pittsburgh Coal Mining Co, Lavi Stev- 
 ens president, Samuel Biker secretary, 
 J W Pinkerton 8Ui»t 
 
 PITTSBURGH HOTEL, I E Scam- 
 
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 Pittsburgh R 11 Co. Levi Stevens presi- 
 dent, Satnuel Baker secretary, J W 
 Pinkerton supt 
 
 SCAMMON G H, postmoater 
 
 SCAHUON J E, propr Pittsburgh Ho- 
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 SPOWART DAVID, liquors 
 Stevens Levi, president Pittsburgh Coal 
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 SONOMA COUNTY, 
 
 Is most chcirmingly situated in the pic- 
 turesque valley ot the same name, where 
 the luscious graj)e is extensively grown 
 and where wine is manufactured in 
 abundance. It is at the head of navij^a- 
 tion on iSonoma Creek, 18 miles from 
 S.'tn Pablo Bay. As a place of residence 
 it is unrivalled, for every feature that is 
 necessary to make it attractive is found 
 here. 
 
 Adler Louis, liquors) 
 
 Aguillon O, wine cellar 
 
 Beauvuis A li, surveyor 
 
 BISHOfij' VALENTINE, barber, e s 
 
 Plaza 
 Buchan Edward, blacksmith 
 Caldwell II G, dentist 
 Clark Geo W, bontniaker 
 CONVERSE ALLEN A, carpenter and 
 
 builder, cor Second and West 
 Corbaly & Carrigan, livery stable 
 Cornelius Louis & Levy, butchers 
 DBAHMS A, publisher "The Sonoma 
 
 Index, "c s i'laza 
 Duhring F & Co, general store 
 Dunbar Mrs M, dressmaker 
 OAFFNEY JOHN, propr Travelers' 
 
 Home, United 8tutes 
 Gilbert E, cooper 
 l-oethe A, cooper 
 GOLDEN & HUNTER, bakers, 
 
 cor United States and Broadway 
 Hester M, shoemaker 
 Hope & Co, blacksmiths 
 Hubsch A J, liquors 
 Jacobs C, tailor 
 Laux Hermann, li(iuor8 
 Litzius r^ouis, liquors 
 LYON R B, blacksmith, BroadwFy 
 Lyons Miss >«'ellie, telcgr.iph oi)erator 
 Martin Janice, blacksmith 
 McDonald 11 A, litjuors 
 McLean D, county treasurer 
 Monahan .1, assessor 
 MIJLDRY MARTIN, Hquors, Broad- 
 way 
 Murnan J T, supt of schools 
 Puuli G T, gen mdse 
 Pauli K ■), insurance agent 
 Pi'ppe Mrs J A, general store 
 POTTER I J, county clerk, recorder 
 
 and auditor 
 PRINCE D S, dry goods, Broadway 
 Kooney .1 1', superior judge 
 Kuffnal Jiimes, varieties 
 Schmiilt Kol)ert, harness and saddlery 
 SCH03KEN S, «cn mdee, Vallejo 
 SMITH C R, liquors, United states 
 Sonoma House, Mrs E(ilyun propr 
 
 " SONOMA INDEX," A Drahms propr 
 
 and publisher, e s I'laza 
 Sonoma Valley Bank, David Burris 
 
 president, Jesse Burris cashier 
 Sonoma Valley K K, J T Peters agent 
 Taroai A, propr Tecino Hotel 
 'i'eciao Hotel, A Taroni propr 
 TIVNEN JOHN, nf)iary public, cor 
 
 United States and Broadway 
 TRAVELERS' HOME, John Gaffuoy 
 
 propr. United States 
 Union Hotel, F Oettl propr 
 Van Harlingen J, county coroner and 
 
 public administriitor 
 VonGeldern Clias, ithysician 
 Von Geldcrn Miss M, music teacher 
 Waters James, tinsmith 
 Webb C A, attorney at law 
 
 WEGNEtt EDWARD, grocer, w 8 
 
 Plaza 
 WHITE J P, mMon, Sonoma House 
 
 WILSON W P, painter, Broadway near 
 
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 Wilt T J, district attorney 
 Wooster Mrs Martha, po8tinistres.<t 
 Yancey F M, county sheriif 
 
 Sonora, 
 
 TUOLUMNE COUNTY, 
 
 Is the county seat, and distant from 
 San Francisco, vin Stockton and Cop- 
 peropolis Division of the Central Paeitic 
 Uiiilroi.d, and Mattison & Co's stage 
 line, 150 miles. It is in a pretty basin 
 of tiie i^iorra Nevadas, where placer 
 mining was carrie«l on quite extensively, 
 and where in early times, scenes of ex- 
 citement were often witnessed. It boasts 
 a p<q)ulation of l.',i!00, and its pHitude is 
 nearly 1?,0(X) feet above the sea level. It 
 is a well built place, and its climatic fea- 
 tures arc attractive, l)eing quite a resort 
 for invalids, who soon find restoration 
 from all physical ailments. The schools 
 are good, the churches well atteuJixi, 
 and the society is very fine. 
 
 Atchison W H, restaurant 
 
 Bacht! .loseph, blacksmith, gun and lock- 
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 Bacitj;alu|)i L, saloon 
 
 Baer Mayur, dry goods, etc 
 
 HARLOW & BEN AS, dry gnoda, 
 clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps, 
 gents' furnishin;.; goods, etc, Wu^hiug- 
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 Bauman J, brewery 
 
 Beauvais A B, county surveyor 
 
 Bell James, Houring mills 
 
 BEMIS L, propr City Hotel, Wash- 
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 Binder Jacob, saloon 
 
 Bimnefoy Joseph, hairdressing and shav- 
 ing siiloon 
 
 B>iyd Ben, saloon 
 
 Boyd Mrs B, dressmaker 
 
 BOYD EOSERT, propr Pioneer Livery 
 Stable, Wasliinj^ton 
 
 BRADf OBD S S, planinz mill, lum- 
 ber yard, box factory and barley giiad- 
 ing 
 
 BRAT JOSEPH, propr Star Mills 
 
 Brcsciii J B, groceries, etc 
 
 Britton J \V, agent isiager Sewing Ma- 
 chine 
 
 BURDEN CFAS, furniture, picture 
 frumiis, mirrurs, undertaker, etc, Wash 
 ington 
 
 Burk 1*, wheelwright 
 
 BUSH GEO C, saddlery and harness 
 Wiishiigton 
 
 BUTLER BEN F, propr Bodie Ex 
 eh inge Saluou, Washington 
 
 CADT J S, paints, oil, glass, paper 
 hangings, etc, Washington 
 
 Carkeok Andrew, boots and shoes 
 
 Cavesut J M, restaurant 
 
 CENTRAL DRUG STORE, S Crich- 
 
 ton propr, Washington 
 Chamberlain W H, groceries 
 CITY HOTEL, L Bemis propr 
 Coadit J 11, hardware, Giiiut powder, 
 
 groceries, glassware, etc 
 Cojarretto B, saloon 
 Connolly James, city marshal 
 Conrad F, barber 
 Conrad Samuel, saloon 
 Coo^wr W S, civil engineer 
 COYLE HUGH, marble works, Wash- 
 ington 
 Crepin H, jrroceries and saloon 
 CRICHTON S> physician and surgeon, 
 ottice Central Drug Store, Washington 
 Dart J P, mining engineer 
 DIVOLL J G, propr Star Mills 
 DIVOLL A M, propr Star Mills 
 
 DIVOLL, BRAY & CO, proprs star 
 
 Flouring Millit, lower end Washington 
 Diiraey Culeb, attorney at law 
 DUCHOW BROS, (J C, W A and H F), 
 
 proprs "Tuolumne Independent" 
 Duchow W A, notary public 
 EICHELROTH WM £, physician and 
 
 surgeon, Washington 
 Faxon John T, constable 
 FREUND F At propr Yosemite House, 
 
 VVasliiugton 
 Gallut V, stoves and tinware 
 Galvin E K, attorney at law, notary 
 
 public and district attorney 
 Gidt Mrs M A, school teacher 
 Grahiim Mrs A, dressmaker 
 Gray Mrs Josephine, dressmaker 
 Uaag A, queen?ware, confectionery, etc 
 
 Haag & Klefeker, saloon and groceries 
 Hall Josiah, groceries 
 Hall J, city treasurer 
 Hartvig Wm, painter 
 ilennessy Mrs Ellon, dress and mil- 
 linery goods 
 Hennessy Miss Margaret, milliner 
 Hennessy Mias Sar>ih, dressmaker 
 Hosking J L, shoemaker 
 Hughs Mark E, blacksmith 
 Jalumstein Z, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 JOHNSON JOHN & ANDY, proprs 
 
 Turn Vereiu Hall, finest wines, liquors 
 and cigars always on hand, Washing- 
 ton 
 
 Keil Edward, saloon 
 
 Kelly Miis Kate & Co, dressmakers 
 
 Lang C E, proi)r Union Bakery 
 
 LEONARD THOS, soda works, saloon 
 and county supervisor, Washington 
 
 Ijcon Sanmel, tailor 
 
 Lertora (i, s:tloon 
 
 Lick Mrs John, restaurant 
 
 LIVINurSTON A C, boots and shoes to 
 order, and dealer in leather and shoe 
 findings, Washington 
 
 Lonj' W (It, supt Hunter Mine 
 
 MADSON B i, (Smith, Madson & Ma- 
 8 m) 
 
 MADSON J G, dealer in gold aust, 
 groceries and provisions, Wash'agton 
 
 Marble D N, lodging house and restau- 
 rant 
 
 MARKLEY R, clerk with Benjamin F 
 Butler, Washirigton 
 
 MASON LYSANDER, (Smith, Madson 
 &, Muson) 
 
 Matsou E A^hysician 
 
 MATTESON & CO, stage office, City 
 Hotel, SVashington 
 
 McCORMIGK MRS M, groceries, etc, 
 North Washington 
 
 McLean, Kelly & Co, livery stables 
 
 McLEON DONALD, county treasurer 
 
 MuQuadc (ieo, deputy sherill' 
 
 Menendez .1, dentist 
 
 Miller J L, justice of the peace and city 
 assessor 
 
 Ml lek A, dry goods, clothing, etc 
 
 Monahan John, county assessor 
 
 MOORE A A, with W K Moore, Waah- 
 ington 
 
 MOORE WM K, hardware, stoves, etc, 
 Washington 
 
 Mouron Julius, druggist and physician 
 
 MUNDORF JOHN, hardware, grocer- 
 ies, books and stationery, toys, no- 
 tions, etc, Washington 
 
 Mumau .Ino T, county supt of schools 
 
 Nicol F D, atti'rney at law 
 
 O'BRIEN J J, dry goods, clothing, 
 gents' furnishing goods, boots, shoes, 
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 queensware, toys, notions, cigars, to- 
 bacco, musical instruments, etc, etc, 
 Washincton 
 
 PABSONS EDMOXD. propr Union Sa- 
 loon and Billiard Hall, Washington 
 
 Phelps, Shepard & Cowie, foundry 
 
 Pioneer Stage Line, Parsons, Vnssalo & 
 Lick proprs 
 
 Pitts Abner, watchmaker 
 
 POTTER I J. county clerk, ex-ofRcio 
 recorder and auditor 
 
 Randall Clias H, insurance agent 
 
 RAXDALL & ROBERTS. 
 
 "Union Democriit" 
 
 Redmond •^ D, attorney at law 
 
 REEB M, dry goo«ls, cl Miing, 
 shoes, etc, Washington 
 
 Reid A (r, saddler and harnesam.iker 
 
 RIORDAX MRS D F, millinery and 
 fancy goods, Washington 
 
 Roberts .1 L. carpenter 
 
 R0D6ERS E A, attorney at law an<l 
 notary public, postoffice l)ox 22 
 
 RODNlSY J F, superior judsre, Wash- 
 ington 
 
 Rosenbloom M, fancy goods, clothing, 
 boots and shoes 
 
 Rother Wm, grocaries and provisions 
 
 Rndorff Wm G, restaurant and lodging 
 
 Ryan Dennis, saloon 
 
 Sarilla W, aa looii an<l billiards 
 
 SEARS CHAS L, photographer, Wash- 
 ington 
 
 SEARS W L, physician ami surgeon. 
 Washington 
 
 Negret H, watchmaker 
 
 ■^hawJohn. drugs 
 
 *JHIN? J H, (of the firm of Mattcson 
 & Co), stage line, office City Hotel, 
 Washington 
 
 Sierra H, tailor 
 
 SLOCUIO JOHN C, propr Cosmopcli- 
 tan Saloon, Washington 
 
 Smith Edward, Imotmakor 
 
 SMITH, MADSON & MASON, proprs 
 
 Snnora City Flouring and I'laning, 
 Mills, west end Stockton 
 Smith S H, feed and sale stable 
 
 SMITH SIDNEY, (Smith, Madson & 
 
 Mason) 
 SONORA MARKET. McCormicks 
 
 proprs, Washington 
 
 Starbird R J, blncksmitb, vagonmaker 
 
 Stcinmetz Mrs E, restaurant 
 
 Steinfelder A W, saloon 
 
 St James Episcopal Church 
 
 STREET CHAS E, tel operator and 
 agent W, F & Co, Washington 
 
 Street C u, ivttorney at law and notary 
 
 STREET H L, books and stationery, 
 and insurance agent, Washington 
 
 SUTHERLAND J A & SON, general 
 blacksmith, horseshoeing aud pick- 
 makers, Washington 
 
 Thomjis John, saloon 
 
 Thomas Steve, saloon 
 
 TOWLE R H, watchmaker aufl jeweler; 
 repairing neatly done, Washington opp 
 
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 Duchow Bros editors and proprietors, 
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 "UNION DEMOCRAT," Randall & 
 
 Roberts proprs 
 Van Harlingcn John, public administra- 
 tor and coroner 
 Walker J, drugirist and physician 
 WELLS & SEARS, proprs Sewall's 
 
 Arfc(}idlerv, Washinijton 
 WELLS TfiOMAS W. photographer, 
 
 Washinirton 
 Wetmore H G, mining snpt 
 White J.'uncs J, saloon 
 Whitto Thos, mining 
 Williams Miss J A, dressmaker 
 Wilziuski T & Son, dry goods, etc 
 Winzel F A, wagonmaker, blacksmith 
 Witt N B, attorney at law 
 Witt T J, <listrict atty 
 
 WOLFLING JOHN & CO, Centre 
 
 Market, e hoicp st meats 
 WVKOFF WILLIAM, groceries and 
 
 provisions 
 YANCEY T M. sherifT 
 YO SEMITE HOUSE, is the only fire 
 
 proof liotel in tiie place, F A Freiiud 
 
 propr 
 Zimmermin Mrs J, groceries and saloon 
 
 F. A. FREUND, 
 
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 This lioiiso lias just, hoen tlioroujiflily renovated and fiirnishod 
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 F. A. FREUND, Proprietor. 
 
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 LOWER END OF WASHINGTON STREET, 
 
 Tuolumne County, California. 
 
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 We make the best Granulated Flour 
 
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 la situated on Monterey Bny, four and 
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 South Butte. 
 
 SUTTEtt COUNTY, 
 
 BLISS W, hotul and assiatant post- 
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 Bennett J F J, liijuors and justice peace 
 Bostwick & Dickens, market 
 Bowtuan John, stoves and tinware 
 Brown John A, varieties 
 Cumming 1) J, gen mdse, agt W, F & 
 
 Co and ins agt 
 Msmore L V, feed mill 
 Floidig I, gen mdse 
 OETZSGHMANN A, Park House 
 Hall C H, blacksmith 
 Kropf \Vm(jr, barlx-'r 
 
 MANN T W. hotel 
 
 Meachen D ./, blacksmith and wngon- 
 
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 O'Neill Bros, South Coast Paper Mill 
 PARK HOUSE, (b )ard and lodging at 
 
 reason riblc terms), A (>etz.schman 
 
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 Porter Edward, gen mdse, and post 
 
 master 
 Shields Wm, bootmaker 
 West J E, livery stable 
 Wheaton W E, agt W U Tel Co 
 
 South Fork, 
 
 MODOC COUNTY. 
 
 BERGSTROM JOHN, postmaster 
 Jackson H, ])hysiciau 
 Marsh Mrs E, hotel 
 
 South VaUejo, 
 
 80LAN0 COUNTY. 
 (See Vallejo.) 
 
 Barnes I> << & Co, planing mills 
 Brennun D J, bootmaker 
 D.inoen P, lifju ora 
 DARE JOHN, gen mdso 
 DunphyS F, buotmakir 
 'l>yar Mrs H E, propr Frisbio Hotuo 
 Eaton C H, liquors 
 Egery & Iiamont, groceries 
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 FUOET SOUND LUMBEB CO, A 
 
 Powell manager 
 Reeng J, liquors 
 
 KeyiioUlB Chas, hotel, wines and liquors 
 Shelling F A, W U tel opr 
 Stnrr & Co, Houring mills 
 StcflF.in J k 1', butchers 
 Sheridan D, liquors 
 Trahy Wm, liquors 
 Tyrrell B, livery stable 
 Watson Mrs I, hotel 
 \Villiams A L, agt Cal P R R 
 
 Spadra, 
 
 BAN BEUNAKDINO COUNTY. 
 
 Is a station on the S. P. R. I{., twenty 
 nine miles south of Los Angclea. 
 
 Bowers Geo M, a^t S P R «, W U Tel 
 
 Co and \V, V & Co 
 CALDWELL A B, gen mdso and post 
 
 iiiaHter 
 Clcinonta Oliver, druggist 
 EADS JAMES M, assistant postmaster 
 KganJohn R, blacksmith 
 CJrcon J D, gen nidao 
 Kiikpntrick R C, physicinn 
 MaLott Joseph A, gen mdso 
 Jtubottom W W, hotel 
 SCOTT WHH, saloon 
 Thompson Joseph, saloon 
 
 Springfield, 
 
 TUOLUMNE COUNTY, 
 
 Is three miles from Sonora, on the C<)p- 
 peropolis Stage road, 33 miles from 
 Milton. 
 
 HENDERSON EDWABD, saloon and 
 
 place of entertainment 
 
 Springville, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY, 
 
 Is i;0 mill's south of Eureka, on the 
 Eureka and Cloverdale Sta^e road. 
 
 Spanish Dry Diggings 
 
 EL DORADO COUNTY. 
 Bucknam VV A, gen mdse 
 
 Spanish Flat, 
 
 EL DORADO COUNTY. 
 Lewis T 1'', gen mdso 
 
 Spanish Ranch, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY. 
 
 THOMPSON & KELLOGG, gen mdse 
 
 Spenceville, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY. 
 
 BargcrC supt San Franrisco Cooper Co 
 HYMER JOHN, gon mdse and post 
 
 muster 
 Payn W H, machinist 
 Sherman I>, blacksmith 
 Stiner ft Waterman, gen mdso 
 Tearby Jno, hotel 
 Tearby Wm, liquors 
 
 GILLIGAN L, liquors 
 
 (Jreiy Thomas ti, livery 
 Hafuer JoHopli, blncksmith 
 Mason & Co, ttouring and sawmill 
 Rc.bhon Bernanl, bootmaker 
 Rollcy Joseph, nianufr sheep dip 
 Spiiiigv illo Siiw and Flour Mills', 
 S WORTZEL W J, gen mddc and post- 
 master 
 Tuttlc T G, hotel 
 
 Squaw Valley, 
 
 FUE.SNO COUNTY, 
 DOWNING JOSEPH, poetmaatcr 
 
 Still Water Cove, 
 
 KONOMA COUNTY. 
 
 1. ".)cy F, gen mdse 
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 SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, 
 
 Is the county scat and situated on tho 
 Western Divison of the Central Pacitio 
 Railroad, lU miles from San Francisco, 
 and 48 miles south of .Sacramento. It is 
 iiLio at the head of navigation on the 
 Stockton Slough, an arm of the Sau 
 Joaquin river, and a terminus of the 
 CopiR-'ropolia Division of the Central 
 Pacific Railroad. It is the chief com- 
 mercial city of the San Joaquin valley, 
 and tho country lying contiguous to it 
 within a radius of several miles contrib- 
 utes largely to its support in its demand 
 for supplies. Tlie city is widely known as 
 an entrepiit for tho deposit of vast quanti- 
 ties of grain from many sections of the 
 State, and is the site of numerous exten- 
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 and remarkably fertile, and statistics 
 show it to he second to no other section, 
 in point of agricultural productions, in 
 the State. The soil is a dark, sandy loam, 
 very porous an 1 i-asily cultivated. The 
 streets of the city are broad and smooth, 
 and run at right an^jlus. The privat 
 residences are generally neat and hand- 
 some, the churches are numerous, well 
 built and well attended: while the many 
 blocks of elegant buildiu'^s of tratlic arc 
 in keeping with the intelligence and en- 
 terprise of its residents. There are sev- 
 eral foundries, planing and Houring mills, 
 furniture factories, tanneries and other 
 places of industry. The Public S((uare, 
 in the heart of the city, is very pretty, be- 
 ing set with 8hruhl)ury and plants. It is 
 also the site of the Mtcitc Insane Asylum 
 and the Nevada Asylum for the insanu. 
 It is in a prosjH'rous condition, has a 
 population of lo,U(K) and two tl.kily 
 papers. 
 
 Abemathy J, saloon, 180 Main 
 Abramsky M L, real estate agt, McKee's 
 
 block 
 /VPAMf^ A Ji clerk Stockton Laundry, 
 184 (>rant bet Main and Wabcr ave 
 Aditms J F, saloon, cor San Joaquin and 
 
 Weber ave 
 Adams S, blacksmith, California 
 ALEGBETTI G, wholesale and retail 
 
 groceries, provisions, wines and licj 
 
 uors, cor ^V ashington ami Center 
 Allen E H, assessor. Court House 
 ALLEN E H, propr Eagle Hotel, •27:i 
 
 Wel)er ave 
 AHender Wm F, horseshoeing. Main bet 
 
 California and American 
 
 AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, 
 
 Ranselor Tuttle propr, '2'.V.i, •_•."{.') auil 
 
 '-'87 Ctenter 
 Amyx H, attorney at law, Milco block 
 Anaya Frank, b.nber, Hunter and Main 
 Andrews J H, siuldle.s, harnesa, etc, 'JOli 
 
 Center 
 Arendt M, dry goods and furnishing 
 
 goods*, 1!H) Main 
 Arnold Fred, boots and shoes, I'Jl Main, 
 
 cor Main and Eldorado 
 Arrivey L, junk store. Center between 
 
 VVashingtoti and Market 
 ATJST JOnN G, carriage manufactur- 
 ing, horseshoeing and general black 
 
 smithing, California bet Main and 
 
 M arket 
 
 AUSTIN BROTHERS, dealers in iron, 
 
 steel, lead and iron pipe, Hunter bet 
 
 Main and Market 
 Austin O A & Co, fancy goods, etc, Main 
 
 and Eldorado 
 
 Avenue Hotel, Owen Fallen propr, Web- 
 er ave bet California and American 
 
 fiachinann C, wagon factory, cor Chan- 
 nel and American 
 
 Badger Bros, paints, 200 Main 
 
 Baggs W M & Son, grain and storage 
 cammission, 102 Lovee 
 
 Baggs W T, bookkeeper at paper mills, 
 Tule, Stockton P O, box B 
 
 Baird E A, musical instruments, 179 
 Main 
 
 Baker M I), ins a^^t, notary public and 
 secy Stockton Budding and Loan As- 
 sociation, 18:^ Hunter 
 
 Baldeck I, boots and shoes, 155 Hunter 
 
 B.ddwin F T, atty at law, Main 
 
 Baldwin H, books and stationery, '20i 
 Main 
 
 Balthis Jno A, horseshoeing, cor Weber 
 ave and Sutttr 
 
 Bank of Stockton, H W Tully cashier, 
 cor Main and Center 
 
 Barkliorn & Tous, agents Phihidolphia 
 Brewery, Levee 
 
 BARLOW F N.p-wturof First Baptist 
 Church, cor Hunter and Lindscy 
 
 BARNEY J H, commission and grain 
 
 dealer, I7'.>.\ Center 
 Barricklo D D.millinery and fancy goods, 
 
 cor Sntter and WcIm-t ave 
 Basilio L, groceries, Flunter and Market 
 BATCHELDER B P, photograplicr, 
 
 ISS El Dorado 
 Beardsley W 1), livery stable, cor Chan- 
 nel and American 
 Beasley C, architect. Hook's bldg, Main 
 Bfhrman Henry, restaurant. Hunter 
 BEHRNS C, crockery, glass and china 
 
 ware, 177 El Do ratio 
 Beiso ( t, groceries, cor Center and Church 
 Btlding Chas, mainifr soda water, cor 
 
 San .Jo mniii and Weber ave 
 Bt'lding W J, dry goods, 180 El Dorado 
 Berdine D H, steam job printing, etc, 
 
 Eldridge l)lock 
 Bertrcnd L, merchant tailor, 258 Main 
 Boswick Frank, livery stable, cor Center 
 
 and Washington 
 Bircli T W, carpenter ami builder, Web- 
 er ave nr California 
 
 BIRDSALL REV E, rector St John's 
 
 Episcopal Church, cor Miner ave and 
 
 Lindsey 
 Black & Bro, staple and fancy groceries, 
 
 cor Main and Center 
 Blair N J, dressmaker, room 2 Hook's 
 
 bldg 
 Blake A N, undertaker, Hunter 
 Block D, dry goods, 202 Main 
 Block E, cigars and tobacco, 203 Main 
 BlumenthalL, clothing, 224 Main 
 Boepple F, bootmaker, Main nr Califor 
 
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 BOEBNER & WIRTH, proprs San 
 Joaquin Brewery, cor American and 
 Weber ave 
 
 BOISSELIER H 0, grocoricH, provis- 
 ions and yeast powdur manul'r, 174 EL 
 Dorado 
 
 BOND M H, undertaker, ready made 
 coliius and caskets always on hand, 
 21)5 Weber ave above Calil'ornia 
 
 Boscher EH, druggist, 101) Main 
 
 Bostwick 1 8, grain and commission 
 merchant, 171 Center 
 
 Boswell Sam, saloon. Market nr depot 
 
 Bouche Nelson, gen blacksmith. Center 
 bet Washington and La Fayette 
 
 Bowen 8 B, agricultural implta. Main 
 
 Bricdenbach Joseph, i-ropr Philadelphia 
 House, 15 Bridge 
 
 Breith Chas, What Cheer 8aloon, Levee 
 
 Brown &, Co, produce and feed store, 17S 
 . Levee 
 
 Brown Phil T, plumber and gastitter 
 Water Works bld^. Hunter 
 
 Bucklej- W 8, sujHinor judge. Main 
 
 BUDD & CORCORAN; attys at law, 
 rooms '2, W and 4, Eldriilge block, opp 
 Court House 
 BUDD J H & J £, attys at law. El 
 
 dridge block, room I 
 BTJLI^RD JOHN C, clerk Yosemite 
 
 House, 8tockton 
 . Burns John, gen blacksmithing, 'J31 
 Center 
 Burton & MeseroU, dentist, cor Main and 
 
 El Dorado 
 BTERS& ELLIOTT, attys at law.JJO 
 Main, Eldiidge block opposite Court 
 House 
 BTERS J C, attorney, •J'JG Main 
 Cadieu & Bagley, clothing, -'52 Main 
 Chahill 8, cigars and tobacco, 18U Center 
 California I'aper Co, Egljert Judsoni)re8, 
 and Eugene T Coo^wr secty, U B Lane 
 manager, Stockton 
 CanipbmCeorge, saloon, 17'J Center 
 CAMPBELL J C, district atty andatty 
 at law, Odd Fellow's building, rooms 
 2 and 4 
 Caples & Brannen, granite works. Main 
 
 nr American 
 Caragnaw F, Farmers' Union saloon, 
 
 cor Levee and Center 
 Carlon (i C, propr bonded warehouse No 
 
 3, cor Market and Sutter 
 GARO MORRIS, tobacco, cigars, etc, 
 
 257 Main 
 CARROLL JAMES, barley mill and 
 feed depot, Hunter bet Market and 
 Washington 
 Carter J 8, carpenter, 203 Main 
 Carters L, city atty, McKee's block 
 Carter Stanton L, city atty, 
 building, Main 
 
 saloon, 369 
 Cool Comer 
 
 CASTELU FRANK, 
 
 Center 
 
 CASTELLI & WEBER, 
 
 Saloon, 301) Center 
 CAVEN JAMES, propr Yosemite 
 
 House, 251, 253, 2u5 and 257 Main 
 Cavis Joseph M, postmaster. Center 
 
 CENTRAL HOTEL, John Henderson 
 propr, cor California and Channel 
 
 Chalmers Alex, dry goods, etc, 11)4 and 
 11)0 Main 
 
 CHALMERS OEO, staple and fancy 
 dry goods, carpets, etc, 178 El Dorado 
 
 Chambers Mrs U L, dresdmaking, Main 
 bet Stanislaus and American 
 
 Chicard, Sperry & Worth, wood, 182 
 Center 
 
 City Brewery, Levee and Elk 
 
 Clark A, physician, 191 Hunter 
 
 Clark F K, principal Stockton Business 
 Colleiie 
 
 Clark Z P, ins agt, Odd Fellows' build- 
 ing 
 
 Clayes J B, ins agt, McKee's building 
 
 CLOSE H, variety house, 186 El 
 Dorado 
 
 COLUMBIA HOUSE, Alois Lutz propr, 
 San Joa(|uin and Channel 
 
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, F C Hahn 
 
 propr, 273 to 27S> Main 
 Compton H T Jr, county surveyor, 
 
 Court House 
 Compton Wm T, gen ins agt, cor San 
 
 Joaquin and Weber ave 
 
 CONDIT J H & CO, agricultural im- 
 plements, builders and farmers hard- 
 ware, rope, twines, giant and black 
 powder, sporting goods, garden seed% 
 etc, 181) Hunter 
 Condy Madam E V, dressmaker, cor Sut- 
 ter and Weber ave 
 CONDY R, merchant tailor and musi- 
 cian, 185 Main 
 Cornwall Arthur, owner and manager 
 Steamboit Line and coal tlealer, 15 
 Channel 
 Couturier Nicholas, hair store and hair- 
 dressing, cor Weber ave and California 
 Covington E H, carriage trimming, 
 
 cor California and Weber ave 
 Coyle Kev John, pastor M E Church, 
 San Joaquin bet Main and Weber ave 
 Crawford S P.physician, cor San Joaquin 
 
 and Main 
 Crawford T A, commission and general 
 agency. Levee 
 
 CROSS JAMES H, 
 
 House, cor Hunter anil 
 Cr oss L E & S N, physicians. Hunter 
 CUNNINGHAM T, sheriff, San Joa- 
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 McKee's, Curtis C, piano tuner and repairer, 249 
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 Curtis W G, assistant supt S and C H 
 K office, depot on Lovoo 
 
 CTJTTINO L M, 'ire, marine, life and 
 nccideiitul ins, rcul estate and notary 
 pulilic, C'himnol 
 Czartoryski M, physician. Hunter 
 DagKctt William C, City Mdit Market, 
 i!58 Mnin 
 
 "DAILY EVENING HERALD.' 
 
 I'retiton ft KM proprs, JIuntcr l)ot 
 Mil in iind Market 
 
 Dnrcy &, (iall, saloon, cor Main and ¥A 
 I).»r;ido 
 
 DARCT PETER, Sample Room, Con- 
 tur and Mnin 
 
 Davenport A C, dentist. Center 
 
 Daves Mrs Jenni", drissmalier, cor Web- 
 er iivo and Califnrnia 
 
 DeLANO & DOUGLASS, barbers, ir»i 
 
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 DENIG WILLIAM M, pnblidvr "The 
 
 Commercial Uooord," I8.'l Kl Dorado 
 D^'V'illidon Isabel, restaurant, cor Hun- 
 ter and Marktt 
 Devoll H H, sewing machine agt, Weber 
 
 ave 
 Devoll William, cigars and tobacco, 180 
 
 Main 
 Ditz <}, gunsmith, 18(5 Main 
 Doak & Dunning, Main Street T.ivery 
 
 Stable, San Joaquin bet Main and 
 
 Market 
 Dodge D F & Co, notions and fancy 
 
 jroodi, 180 El Dorado 
 Doherty Danl, boot and shoemaker, 178 
 
 Main 
 Dohrm.tn Charles W, ins agt, 203 Main 
 Diihnnann Julius, hairdn^sm'r, 'JOU Main 
 DORRANCE H T, saddlery, harness, 
 
 saddlery hardware, leather, collars, 
 
 etc, 185 Hunter 
 DOUGLASS J B, Yosemito Billiard 
 
 Pailor and Saloon, 'Jii? Maiii 
 
 DRASCOVICH &DUDICH, National 
 
 ]vestaurant and Saloon, Center bet 
 
 Main and Market 
 DiMscovich M, saloon, 158 I^vco 
 DUDLEY W L, atty at law, room 6, 
 
 Odd Fellows bnildinc; 
 EAGLE HOTEL, K H Allen propr, 27:5 
 
 W'-lHjr ave 
 EASTON A, furniture, El Dorado near 
 
 Main 
 EASTON A, upholstery manufr. El 
 
 Dorudu near Maiit 
 Eckstrom A, hairdressing, 202 Tjevoe 
 Eckstrom Albert, upholstery, 254 Main 
 Eckstrom Miss Emmr, millinery, 254 
 
 Main 
 Eckstrom Geo F, agt Davis Sewing Ma- 
 chine, 254 Mnin 
 ECKSTROM MRS THOMAS, millin- 
 ery and fancy goods, 254 Main ' 
 
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 Eddy O J, physici m and lurgeon, cor 
 
 Main and El Dorado 
 Etlwards James & Son, contractors, 
 
 McKee's building 
 Eldred & Koberts, marble works, 269 
 
 Mai'i 
 ELLIOTT A T, grain and wool broker, 
 
 Center bet Main and Leveo 
 ELLIOTT LW, atty, 220 Main 
 Elliott L W, homtupathic physician 
 
 ENGELHARDT A, proi)r Wehcr 
 House, cor Ceitter and Main 
 
 Englaiul J W, foreign and domestic 
 fruits, 2^7 Main 
 
 ERNEST CHARLES L,hnnlwan>, tin- 
 ware and criickery. ISU Main 
 
 Eshltach Mr^i C & Ci>, millinery cooda 
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 ESHBACH & HAMILTON, job 
 
 priiitini: tifHce, 183 El Dorado 
 
 FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE 
 UNION OF SAN JOAQUIN YAL- 
 
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 FARRINGTON H L, Stockton 
 
 FARiamGTON H S, Stockton 
 
 W'orks 
 
 FARRINGTON, HYATT & 
 
 Stockton Iron Works, 177,170, 
 
 and 183 C.difornia 
 FEE PATRICK, propr Avenue Stable, 
 
 Wi'luT avo b-'twoen California and 
 
 Americai? 
 Fw'ley J, boot and shoemaker, 20^4 Ijcvoo 
 Feri;n8c»ii John, merchant Uilor, 181 
 
 Main 
 Ferguson Mrs P M, millinery, 181 Main 
 Finnan John, hackman Yosemitc House, 
 
 Stockton 
 Finnegan M, groceries, cor Orora and 
 
 Channel 
 
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF 
 
 STOCKTON, H H Ifewlett cisl.ier 
 
 and manager, cor Main and Hunter 
 Fisher M C, capitalist and land owner, 
 
 ofiice ABC and D McKee's building, 
 
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 Fisher W R, agt M C Fisher capitalist, 
 
 Main 
 
 FISK & STROMEIMER, Eureka 
 
 B.ikery, 50 Ch annel 
 
 FITZERALD & HENDERSON, 
 
 planing mill. Main and California 
 FORD JAMES, propr United States 
 
 Stable, 225 Center 
 For<l W B, produce, Center bet Levee 
 
 and Main * 
 
 Fowler W S, saloon Commercial Hotel, 
 
 Main 
 Fraukenheimcr B, clothing, 208 Main 
 FRASER P B, notary public, offio* 
 
 First National Bank, 191 Hunter 
 
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 Oulgitini V, Halt and vegetables, 188 
 
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 Oall A, hakeiy, 170 El Dorado 
 (iazznlo Aiiiii J, groceries, etc, cor £1 Do- 
 rado and Lafavetto 
 Gerlach Louis, til Dorado Market, IT2 
 
 El Dorado 
 Gliilliazza U & Bros, groceries, cor San 
 
 Joa(iuin antl Lafayette 
 Gianclli ( t, inanuf wines and brandies, 
 
 cor (Jalifornia anil Fremont 
 Gianelli l! B& Bros, groceries, California 
 
 and Fremont 
 OIBBON WM Ml 'ktty and notary pub 
 
 lie, Odd Fellows' building, room 
 Gillivaud N, barlxT, Main 
 Giovanessi Frank, toys and fruits, 170 
 
 El Dorado 
 Giranl Miss Emma, millinery and fancy 
 
 goods, 187 El Dorndo 
 Givanovieh A, Tourist Restaurant, '2(il 
 
 Main 
 Glaser Adolpli, propr "Tlie Stockton 
 
 Banner" (Uermaii and Eiiyliili paper) 
 OLICK J, watclunaker and jewelry, 
 
 p.H) Kl Dorndo 
 GLOBE IRON W0RK3, .T<'h;i Caine 
 
 propr, cor Main and Cmnnierce 
 
 GOAD &SHERWIN. gen advertisin 
 a^ts, C'eutor nr Stockton and (.'opiKr 
 (Jrahani Wm, builder-*' hartlware, 'JOi) 
 
 GRANGERS' UNION OF SAN JOA 
 
 ftUIN VALLEY. An.lrew Wolf 
 l)rest, John X Wood secy, 'J80 and 
 'JS'i Main and California 
 Cira»bur>,'er & Simon, saloon, Hunter 
 Gritlin Mrs L, dressmaker, 18 Sutter 
 (iriH«im Harry, lienors, 18() Center 
 Gross C A, i)verall niaunuf. Main i)et 
 
 Stanislaus and Amcrioan 
 fiross & Greenwood, market, Center 
 tiruusky Ciiarles, county recorder. Court 
 
 House 
 Guernsey & Allen, books, stationery, 
 picture frames, musical instruments, 
 etc, 184 El Dora<lo 
 GunnHjrt E, li<iuors and tobacco, 2'2G 
 
 Main 
 GUNE ATJCX, cigar manufactory, 184 
 
 Lovee 
 Ua;i8 Clias &, Son, watchmakers and 
 
 jewelers, 20-t ^Llin 
 Haas H O, licpior stand, 194 Main 
 Hacket James, tailor. Main 
 HAHN A J. clerk Commercial Hotel, 
 
 'm, 275, 277 and 270 Main 
 HAHN F C, propr Commercial Hotel, 
 
 273 to 279 Main 
 Haiues N J, dentist, 185 El Dorado 
 Haines Mrs S B, dreaamaker, 185 El Do- 
 rado 
 
 Hainea & Snider, livery atable, Main, 
 
 Market, Sutter and California 
 Hale Joseph, agt Cul Steam Navigation 
 
 Co, 1«2 Lovee 
 Hamlet & Freeman, aoap factory, Center 
 
 nr Anderson 
 Hamman J C, groceries, California 
 Hammond, Moore & Yardley, wholesale 
 
 grocers, Welwr av nr Hunter 
 Hampton Geo, mjat shop and groceries, 
 
 Center and Lafayetto 
 Hansel J, carriage factory and gen 
 
 blaeksinithing, etc. Hunter bet Minor 
 
 cor Hunter and 
 and repairing, 
 
 and Linilsey 
 Hansel L, groceries, 
 
 Channel 
 Harris Charles, dyeing 
 
 173 El Dorado 
 
 HARRIS HENRY, new and second- 
 hand wagons, l)ugi^ies, junk, old iron, 
 brass, copper, lead, zinc, bottles, glass, 
 rag-t, etc, 154 Hunter 
 
 Harris Mrs L J, dressmaking. Main bst 
 Stanislaus ann American 
 
 ILirt James N, ear|Kiiiter, Channel 
 
 HART & THRIFT, wholesale and re- 
 tail grocorius, Sntt"r and Weber ave 
 
 HARTLEY C F, wood and coal, cor 
 Hunter and Bridt^e 
 
 Hasson James, shoemaker, Weber ave 
 \n'.t San Joaipiin ami Hunter 
 
 Hatch F S, horseshoeing, 272 Webor ave 
 
 Haushaccius II, barber, Ijeveo 
 
 Haycox T J, painter, cjr California and 
 Weber ave 
 
 Hodges 9i Buck, grocers, cor Main and 
 San .loaquin 
 
 Hoinjaim (J II, gen blacksmithing, 
 Weln-T ave nr California 
 
 Heinzc Josiiph, furniture, etc, 183 Main 
 
 Heitman Mrs E, hotel, cor California and 
 Wulier ave 
 
 Henderson C U, agt C P U R 
 
 HENDERSON JOHN, propr Central 
 Hotel, cor California and Channel 
 
 Henderson M P, carriage manufr, cor 
 M;iin and American 
 
 HENDERSON R W, dentist, cor Hun- 
 ter and Main, McKee's building 
 
 llotidersvm Walter R, dentist with R W 
 Henderson 
 
 Herrmann Bros, saloon, cor Main and 
 California 
 
 Hersey Thos E, boot manufr, 207 Mi 
 
 Hess Henry, steam dyeing works, cor 
 Main nr California 
 
 HEWLETT HENRY H, cashier and 
 manager of The First National Bank 
 of Stockton, cor Main and Hunter 
 
 mCK NBOTHAM MRS E, dreaamak- 
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 HICKINBOTHAM J T, wagon and 
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 HICKMAN E, ilry goods, iiilka, ilomea- 
 
 ticH, cuipcta, funcy and niillinory 
 
 goods, etc, i.00 Main 
 Hickmun Wm M, druggist, 21*2 Main 
 Hilkc N t', iKirnessmakur, Sutter but 
 
 Main and Webir nvo 
 Hinifs Mrs M J, dressmaker, 198 Main 
 JBOLDEN I D. druggist andapotlicuury, 
 
 cor Main aiui El Dorado 
 Uocrr John, dealer in boots and shoes, 
 
 188 EI Dorado 
 Hogan Howard, hardware, stoves, etc, 
 
 cor San Joa(j':in and Main 
 Hogan .1 M, atty at law, Odd Tcllows' 
 
 building 
 Hogan W C, inn agt, Odd Fellows' 
 
 building 
 Hoisholt V & Hro, watchmakers and 
 
 jewelers, 171 El Dorado 
 
 HOLMAN H C. propr U S Hotel, cor 
 
 Market and Center 
 HOOD £ E, reporter superior court, 
 
 KkXiX Fellows' building, room G 
 Horwijiski M, cijii^rs aiul tobacco, I8.T 
 
 Main 
 Ho.smer J A, atty at law. Main 
 Houdman Ed K, lodgingbousc, 20.") Main 
 HUDSON A S, physician and surgeon, 
 
 182 Main 
 HUDSON A T, physician and surgeon, 
 
 182 Main 
 Huffman D If, attv at law, Eldridgc 
 
 block 
 HUGHES H Ji manager White House 
 
 staple and fancy dry goo<ls, 241 and 
 
 24:{ Main 
 HUMPHREY T G, drapers, gram 
 
 carriers, straw forks, etc, at the old 
 
 stand, cor Main and California 
 HYATT G C, Stockton Iron Works, 
 
 and niaj or 
 Hyers Wm, biirber, M'A^i El Dorado 
 Inglia Wm, b;ihcry, 222 Center 
 Isaacs Henry, clotliing, etc, I'Jti Ixivee 
 Isaacs L & W, hairdrcssing, Main 
 ISRAEL G C, atty at la\r, Oild Fel- 
 lows' building 
 Jackson (i W, music teacher, SK cor 
 
 Center and Flora 
 Jackson J A, livery stable, 22(5 Center 
 Jackson .lohn, hardware, stoves, pumps, 
 
 etc, lit? Main 
 Jackson O W, music teacher, SE cor 
 
 Center and Flora 
 Jacobs H, Paris Ljicc Store, 188 M lin 
 
 JOB PRINTING OFFICE, l^shl ad. & 
 
 Hamilton proprs, 183 El l)orudo 
 Johnson 11 S, livery stable, Weber ave 
 
 and San .loaiiuin 
 Kaiser M Ti, saloon, Hunoer 
 KAISER Si boots and shoes made to 
 
 order on shortest notice, Weber ave 
 r- and Hunter 
 
 Kanky <!, clothing, etc, 238 Main 
 Koeler W 11, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 24<J Main 
 Koniston C M, county sunt schools 
 
 KENNEDY & MILLER, junk, now 
 
 and secondhand furniture, under 
 Weber House, cor Main and Center 
 Kidd James E, painter, 178 Main 
 Kies O D, agt Wheeler k Wilson Sowing 
 Machines, 245 Main 
 
 KINDERMANN 0. Humboldt Hall 
 
 and (.'osmopolitan Kustaurant, cor 
 
 Weber ave and Sutter 
 King Barney, hackmun, Yosemito House, 
 
 Main 
 Klipplu Mrs Rose, dressmaker, 174 
 
 Main 
 Kohlbcrg A, cigars, etc, cor Wobor ave 
 
 and Hunter 
 Kobll)erg 15en F, constable, Eldridgo 
 
 lilock opp Court House 
 Kon/ehnann Kev A, pastor (icrmun 
 
 Methodist Church, Sutter 
 Kraft H, groceries, Stanislaus and Park 
 Kuim Frank, watchmaker, 200 Main 
 
 KULLMAN, WAGNER & CO, pr.>pr3 
 
 T'acilic Tannery, eor Oak and El Dorado 
 
 La Miss J C, dressmaker. Hook's 
 
 b , Main 
 
 LA .J2 E J, cfintractor and builder, 
 Sutter. Everthing pertaining to his 
 trade witii neatness and dispatch 
 
 LANE HARRY, Bonanza Hoot block, 
 'S.W Main 
 
 LANE R B. Lane's Mills, 25i3 to 2')') 
 VVel)cr ave 
 
 Langdon & Clark, physicians, I 111 
 Hunter 
 
 Lanjidon Samuel, physician, lill Hunter 
 
 Lan^mack H. watchmaker, \\)\ El Do- 
 rado 
 
 Liui^m::id O (I, chief police 
 
 LAUMEISTER LEWIS, groceries, 
 
 provisions, wines, etc, cor Miner ave 
 and Sacramento 
 Lelnjuder & Stalling, Levee Saloon 
 
 LERCHER&BRO, Tyrolean Hall, I'.l!) 
 
 Hunter 
 Lertora P, groceries, cor Washington 
 
 and Aurora 
 Lesher Peter, saloon, 17") Hunter 
 Ijcsher Wm, saloon, 11)8 I^vec 
 Levy T 1, produce and poultry, ISO 
 
 Ijcvce 
 Licginger H & Son, boots and shoes, 259 
 
 Main 
 LISSENDEN G & CO, proprs Pacific 
 
 Agricultural \* orks 
 Long E O, agt impts 
 Looncy Thomas, saddlery and harness, 
 
 cor Chatinel and Hunter 
 Lothrop & Noble, hats, caps, etc, 247 
 
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 law, 
 
 LOUTTIT JAMES A, atty at 
 
 Odd I'ullows' building', rouiii 4 
 
 LOUTTIT W R, HDcciul ugt "S V 
 
 Chronicle," *'Alta,'' "Uecord-Union," 
 
 lUittrick'a PattMriia, etc, 173 Huiitur 
 
 tir old Postortice 
 
 LOVROVICH FRANK. SteninLoat 
 
 Luiidiiig Ucataurnut, 18H Lovi^e 
 Liisignau T, bootmaker, EUlorudo iir 
 
 Main 
 LUTJE & GROSS, candy tnimufra and 
 
 confi!Ctioni)-8, 17'.* El Dorado 
 
 LUTZ ALOIS, propr Columbia House, 
 cor Man Joaquin and Chiinnul 
 
 Lyon li K, roiil estate nnd ins agt, Me- 
 Kee's building 
 
 MACKENZIE REV ROBERT, paxto, 
 
 Presbyterian church, >San .loaquin but 
 
 Mikin and Market 
 MAOER ADAM, old Lodge Saloon, 
 
 'I'M Main 
 MAONER MAX, propr Bonanza Sa, 
 
 loon, 'I'M) Main 
 Magtiire Andrew, tailor, cor Channel and 
 
 El Dorad > 
 
 MAIL PUBLISHING CO, Hardin. 
 
 Colnoh & Nunian proprs, 'I'lA Main 
 Mallon T (", real cHtato agt and notary 
 
 puMic, 176 Main 
 MANSION HOUSE, 'an.es H Cross 
 
 ])ropr, cor Hunter and WuIht ave 
 Marble & Alders, Eureka IJeer Hall, 'J(17 
 
 Main 
 Marks H, merchant tailor, 'J.IO Main 
 Marks M, cigars and tol)accti, Ijcvee and 
 
 El Do.ailo 
 MARSTERS E J, self-feoderH for 
 
 threshing machines, self-regulatirif.- 
 
 windmills, portalilo grain elevattirs, 
 
 cor California an<l Wasiiiiigton 
 
 MATHEWS H 0, wholesale an<l retail 
 li(in(irrt, IS! ( Center 
 
 MATTESON & GARLAND, stag. 
 
 line from Milton to Calaverai^, " Hiy 
 Trees," Yosemite 
 
 MATTESON & WILLIAMSON, 
 
 manufr tanning implements, Main and 
 California; Star Foundry, cor Aurora 
 and Market 
 
 Maxwell (ieo W & Co, managers Retail- 
 ers' Protective Union, cor Main and 
 Hunter 
 
 McCarty .las M, notary public and in? 
 aiit, '1()\ Main 
 
 McCARTY MATHEW, canjcntcr 
 
 and builder, Sutter t-r Main 
 McCloud Mrs Ida, dressmaker, 174 Main 
 McConnick M, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Main bet Sutter and California 
 McCurdy W, apothecary, cor Main and 
 
 Sutter 
 McKenzie G A, reg land office, Odd Fel 
 
 lows' block 
 
 MoKINNE BARNA, atty at law, 
 
 cor Main and Saa Joaquin 
 McStay O E, attorney at law, Eldridge 
 
 blocK, opp Court House 
 Meader 1) A, deputy col int rev and ina 
 
 agt 
 Meehan Miss C & Co, droaamaker, 170 
 
 and IHI Main 
 MELONE G A, auctioneer nnd com- 
 
 miision merchant and dealer in dry 
 
 goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats, 
 
 furnishing goods, furniture, etc, 181 
 
 Hunter 
 MELONE G W, Mutual Trade Union, 
 
 181 Hunter 
 Menyel Peter, Ixiots and ahoea, 185 Main 
 MERSFELDER L. Stockton Bakery 
 
 and l{estaur;int. Levee nr Center 
 
 MIESELL FRED, hairdresser and 
 
 manufr of human hair switches, uurla, 
 
 etc, IHH Main 
 Milco Jno & Co, fruits, etc, liif) Main 
 Miller .Faeob, 1) lUei-y, Main nr California 
 MILLER GEN J F .res Palace H..tel, 
 
 otiii.'u Alaska Fur Co, Sansome, San 
 
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 MILLER, GEN J F & W ,C, storage 
 
 and grain meroliants, Scott's ave and 
 
 Commerce 
 Milhr M, physician, cor Main and Center 
 Miller O, artist, Hook's bldg, Main 
 MILLER WM P, carriage repository, 
 
 cor California and Channel 
 Mills J as T, hardware, stoves, tinware, 
 
 etc, I!l8 Main 
 MILNE A 0, t'litor "Stockton Inde- 
 pendent,"' c(U' El Dorado and Levee 
 MINTA WESLEY, attorney at law 
 
 ami justiei of pcce. Mam opp Court 
 
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 Mitrovieh M & C", restaurant, 200 Levee 
 
 MOLLEUHAUER L, ataplo and fancy 
 
 groceri.'s, wines and liquors, cor Weber 
 
 ave an<l Annrican 
 
 Monotti A, produce, lish, etc, 182 Levee 
 
 Moody \\ (', carpenter, cor Main and 
 
 American 
 Morning Star Lodge No GS, F & A M, 
 
 M H Bond secy 
 Morris & Beldcn, livery stable, Center 
 Morrissey Jus A, collector, 2:i() Main 
 Moss Frank, saloon, 204 Levee 
 MOWBRAY J L, collection and loan 
 agency, EUlridge block opposite Court 
 House 
 Musto L, groceries, cor Main and Amer- 
 ican 
 MUSTO P, wholesale and retail grocer- 
 ies and provisions, cor Market and El 
 Dorado 
 Myer B, French physiciati, 254 Main 
 Myrick II L, ticket and freight agent S 
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 Near G W, grain merchant, Levee and 
 Center 
 
 Newell Sidney, capitalist, P O box 21 
 
 Newell T W, caiiitalist, V O box 125, of- 
 fice 202 Main 
 
 Newman Chas, gents' furnishing goods, 
 Hunter nr Levee 
 
 Nichols & Horton, agts Chicago Screw 
 Harrow, 102 I^evee 
 
 Nicola Milco & Co, fruits, etc, 205 
 Main 
 
 Nunan Jno J, business agency. Hunter 
 nr Weber ave 
 
 O'BRIEN JOHN H, wholesale wines 
 
 and liijuors, 222 Main 
 O'Conner Kev Father,St Mary's Church, 
 
 Washington 
 Offer & Friedman, cigars, tobacco, etc, 
 
 203 Main 
 OKEFIJE P„K & BRO, Cliarter 
 
 OuK Saloon, 170 Levee 
 Olmstcad Mrs F, glove mannfr. Main 
 
 bet Sutter and California 
 OTJLLAHAN D J, wholesale liquors 
 
 and c.gJir.s, 177 M.iin 
 Overton F, lodging house and saloon, 
 
 cor Center and Marlict 
 Owen Chas E, musical instrument?, 24',t 
 
 Main 
 
 PACIFIC AGRICULTURAL 
 
 WORKS, Lissendc'i (i & Co propria, 
 cor California .'uui [jafayette 
 
 PACIFIC TANNERY. Kullman, Wag- 
 ner & Co proprd, cor Oak and LI Do- 
 rado 
 
 Patten R C, agt Sonera, Murphy's and 
 San Audroaa Stage Linos, ottico Yo- 
 Semite House, Main 
 
 Patei'sou A V H, superior judge 
 
 PARKER R B & CO, wholesale and 
 retiil grocer. Hunter bet Main and 
 Market 
 
 Paulk C C, police judge, opposite Court 
 House 
 
 PAULSELL A C, president of Eureka 
 Waroiiouses, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Levee 
 
 Peckler Chas, bakery, cor Weljer and 
 California 
 
 Perkins Bros, groceries, etc, 1S7 Hunter 
 
 Perrin Otis, roc U S land oilioe and prest 
 Stockton Ice Co, Odd Fellows' bldg 
 
 PERRY GEORGE, collecting, real es 
 tate and insurance agent, 234 Main 
 opt) Court House 
 
 PETERS J D, grain and wool mer- 
 chat, 154 Ijevee 
 
 Peyser Albert, barber. Commercial Ho- 
 tel, Main 
 
 Peyton Setb, saloon, 228 Main 
 
 Pierce & Smith, restaurant, El Dorado 
 l)et Washington and Market 
 
 Piser S, merchant tailor, cor Main and 
 Sutter 
 
 PIXLEY W B, druggist and apothe- 
 cary, 176 Main 
 
 Plumer W P, stair builder. Commerce 
 bet Levee and Main 
 
 POLYMATH ANDREW, practical 
 
 watchmaker, jeweler and optician, 17i) 
 and 181 Main 
 
 Quinn Jno, painter. Main bet California 
 and Anil rican 
 
 Quinii cfe McDoug.ald, painters. Main 
 bet California and American 
 
 Kaab & Miller, proprs What Cheer 
 House, cor Center and Levee 
 
 Kalpli C R, county assessor. Court House 
 
 llapiiael .), clothing, 187 Main 
 
 Kead T Y, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, 182 
 Main 
 
 Ileichlein Mrs, midwife, bleeding, cup- 
 ping and leeching, cor Weber ave 
 and Sutter 
 
 llenland M, saloon, Weber ave bet Cal- 
 ifornia and American 
 
 Reynolds Menick, grain buyer, corner 
 Levee and Commerce 
 
 Lihodos Alonzo, r;ial estate and insur- 
 ance agt, 231) Main 
 
 Rider A S, hack business, Yosemite 
 House, I^Iain 
 
 RiefFel Louis, bakery, cor San Joaquin 
 and Washington 
 
 Riuaro A, groci^ries. Hunter bet Miner 
 ave and Lindsey 
 
 RingC IJ, auctioneer and coroner, Main 
 
 Kink L S, saloon, cor Center and Main 
 
 RIORDAN DANIEL, saddlery and 
 hariu'ss, 1S!> Main 
 
 Ritter C M, principal L'lfayette School 
 
 IJobinson H (J, builder, I'^l Dorado 
 
 ROBINSON JERRY, architect and 
 builder, L03 Main 
 
 Robison W M, express messenger W^, 
 F & Co 
 
 nodonbush — , saloon, next to postofEce 
 on ( 'enter 
 
 ROGERS & WILLOWS, coal, wo(kI 
 
 au(i ice, 200 Kl Dorado 
 Rohbecker & Roerner, saloon, cor Hun- 
 ter and Ciiannel 
 
 ROHRMCHER & MAGER, Old 
 
 Lodge Saloon, 23i Main 
 
 ROHRBACHER PHILIP, Old Lodge 
 
 Saloon, 234 Main 
 ROLAND A, Depot Saloon C P R R 
 Rosenbaum D S, clothing, 240 Main 
 Jiosenl)lum M, clothing, 173 Main 
 Rothonbush D, brewery, cor Stanislaus 
 
 and Park 
 ROWE ROBERT, hanlware, stoves, 
 
 tin, sheet inm, copperware, builders' 
 
 hardware and mechanica' tools, 200 
 
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 Rossi Antonio, propr Colombo House, 
 
 150 Main 
 
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 RUDSICK JAMES, associate with M 
 L Kaiser, Big Tree Saloon, Hunter 
 
 Ruggles C A, physician 
 
 BTJHL & ITLOYD, stoves, ranges, 
 pumps, tinware, etc, 183 Hunter 
 
 RuoiT Airs C, niillin«ry, 245 Main 
 
 RTJFERT GEO, Weber House Saloon 
 
 (t>pen (lay and night). Center 
 Safferhill David, saloon, cor Hunter and 
 
 Levee 
 St Mary's Catholic Church, Washington 
 
 bet Hunter and San Joaquin 
 Sampson & Gray, meat market, 1258 
 
 Cjuifoinia 
 
 SAN JOAQUIN BREWERY, Boer- 
 
 ner k Wirtli proprs, oor Anuricun and 
 
 WebiT avo 
 SAN JOAQUIN HOTEL, F Stoetzer 
 
 propr, cor San Joatpiin and Weber av 
 San Joaquin Lodge No It) F& AM, 
 
 Chas A liugsles secy 
 San Joaquin Valley Bank, F J Huggins 
 
 casiiier, 210 Miiin 
 Scalerandi Mrs M, restaurant, 174 Mail 
 
 SCHMIEDER C&HOLMAN, proprs 
 
 United States Hotel, eor Center and 
 
 Market 
 SCHMITT PHILLIP, staple and fancy 
 
 firoceries, fresh meats, wines and 
 
 liquors, cor Main and (jrant 
 Schrack Mrs S l\, hainlressing, stamping 
 
 nnd pinking, Mdn bet Californi '. and 
 
 American 
 Schulz '.{, wagonmakcr, cor California 
 
 and Wel>er ave 
 ScuttHB& Co, manufr barbed fence 
 
 wire, cor Califoruia and Lafiiyette 
 Seavers F, meat market, cor Channel and 
 
 Hunter 
 iSeick J, hai. dresser and shaving saloon. 
 
 Center bet Main and Market 
 Seilnacht F, bootmaker, 186 Levee 
 Severy M, real estate, 108 Main 
 Shaver John 1', s.doon, Miiin 
 Shaw H C, manufacturing works, 201 
 
 and i:o:< I'll Dorado 
 SHEARER BEN, manager W U Tel Co, 
 
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 SHEPHERD & BRO, bides, pelts and 
 
 l)r<Hluee, e a Center Ijet Alain and 
 
 Market 
 SHEPHERD D C & BRO, groceries, 
 
 provisions, hides, pelts and wool, 
 
 cor C'enter and Market 
 Slieridau & Anderson, tailors, Main 
 Sherwin & (ioad, advertising agents, 
 
 Center In't Main and Levee 
 iShurtlefl' Dr (J A, supt Stockton Asy 
 
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 Simpson ftdr ', lumber, Levee 
 
 SmOER MANUFACTURING CO, 
 
 (branch), J 
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 J Wright manager, 175 
 
 Smith Ansel, atty at law. Odd Fellows, 
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 Smith & Collins, carpenters, 183 Com- 
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 Smith Frank E, saloon, eor Market and 
 El Dorado 
 
 Smith & Hargrave, Metropolitan Saloon, 
 259 Main 
 
 Smith Thon.a), cigars, tobacco, etc. 
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 Southerland & Dillon, marble works, 
 Alain 
 
 Southworth & Grattan, gen mdse. Main 
 and Hunter 
 
 Sperry A B, confectionery, 192 Main 
 
 Spurry & Co, millers and commission 
 merchants, cor Beaver and Levee 
 
 Si)i)onor J I'itcher, photographist, 171, 
 173 and 175 Alain 
 
 Sprague Z, gunsmith, etc, Main bet Com- 
 merce and Center 
 
 STAMPER ISAAC, clothing and gents 
 furaiahing goods, 232 Alain 
 
 STEAMBOAT LANDING RESTAU- 
 RANT, me;il.s ut all hours, F i^ovro- 
 vich propr. Levee 
 
 Stainhard Bros, clothing, 204 Alain 
 
 Stelling F, painter, Hunter bet Aliuer ave 
 and Lindsey 
 
 Stevenson James, plaster, Channel bet 
 Hunter and El Dorado 
 
 STEWART FRANK, president of The 
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 Ste^ art ^ Smith, grain, wool and com- 
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 F H Clarke principal, cor Hu/iter ana 
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 "STOCKTON BUSINESS COLLEGE 
 
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 Stockton Furniture Alanufactory, Alain 
 
 and Stanislaus 
 Stockton (ias C'ompany, cor Center and 
 
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 Stockton Ice Company, Oti^ I'erriu 
 
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 Stowe E B, clerk, Eldridge block 
 
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 Stroeter H W, cigar manufr, cor Market 
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 Somerville James, horseshoeing. Center 
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 Sutherland, Chostnutwood & Moore, 
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 Sylvester & Moye, furniture. Main 
 
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 TERRY & McKINNE, attys at law, 
 
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 TERRY SL, atty at law 
 THOMPSON C V, wholesale and retail 
 
 produce, cor Levee and El Dorado (I'JO 
 
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 TINKHAM H, meat market, '20G 
 
 Todd H W, physician, 180 Main 
 
 Treadwell A D, linguist, Main 
 
 Tripp K, saddlery and hann ss, cor Center 
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 Truscott A & J, blacksmiths andwagon- 
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 TULLY JOHN, real estate and money 
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 TUTTLE RANSELOR, propr Ameri- 
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 TYROLEAN HALL, Lercher & Bro, 
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 Udell & Class, furnishing goods, shoes, 
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 UNITED STATES HOTEL.Schmeidor 
 
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 UNITED STATES LIVERY 
 
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 Jaiiies Ford propr, 215 
 
 Upchurch S & Sister, dressmakers, 190 
 
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 Urquhart Miss Kittie, dressmaker, cor 
 
 El Dorado and Main 
 Van Vlear W H, gunsmith. El Dorado 
 
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 VASQUEZ M, halrdressing and shav- 
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 Verckler J J, carpenter, cor Main and 
 
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 Vingli John, shoemaker, cor Center and 
 
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 Vizelich Nicholas, hotel, cor Market and 
 
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 Wagner J, Avenue Market, cor Weber 
 
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 Wallace John, secy Stockton Ice Co 
 Wallace W G, dentist, cor Main and San 
 
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 WEAVER H W, county clerk, office 
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 WEAVER J A, Palacade Saloon, 
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 We»)er E C, t;iilor, 236 Main 
 
 WEBER HOUSE, A Engelhardt propr. 
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 WEBER J K, saloon, 369 Center 
 
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 WEBSTER JOHN H, notary public, 
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 WEBSTER JOSHUA B, Pacific Coast 
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 sales of patents negotiated, room 1 
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 Webster Saml B, collector, Eldridge 
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 WEDEKIND F, Albany Saloon, Main 
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 Welkr Ceo E, boots, shoes, etc, 201 
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 Wenk T B, painter, 81 Channel 
 
 WEST FRED M, county treasurer, 
 
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 WEST GEO & CO, wholesale wines 
 
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 WHITE & THOMAS, planing mill, 
 
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 WiKler Augustus, el. i.r manufr, Main 
 
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 Wilkes P S, atty at law, Eldridge block 
 
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 WILLIAMS JOHN R, jobbing and 
 
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 Williams & Moor'', druggists. 220 Main 
 
 Willow Lodge K P, L«roy S Atwood 
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 Wilson Henry, carpenter, Channel bet 
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 Winter R, bootmaker, under Weber 
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 Wiuterscheid W H, sewing machine agt, 
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 Wood J E, manager White, Eldredge 
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 Wood & White, dressmakers, cor Sutter 
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 Wootlman J L, book binder. Independ- 
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 Yates L E, livery stable, Aurora bet 
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 Zignego M A, millinery, 180 El Do- 
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 Stockton AOSICniTlTRAL Warehouse, 
 
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 steamboat, Miiiiniraiid Ajfrioiiltural .Machinerv, riinips, Horse I'owjrs, 
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 deticription. Kastern t hillt'd I'oints, Molds and Liiidsidcs, l,ar(,'e htock o'f 
 reversible Steei .Moldf.alw.i.\s in stuck, at wholesale and retail, Iluckuvc 
 and Woods Mowers and Koapers for It-SO, Portable Derricks to set on 
 Wa;.'ons to hoist Derrick Forks, Steel Harb Fence Wire, wholesale and re- 
 tall. Farm and Header Wajjons, Holt .t Youmj's omblntd Head« ' md 
 Threshers, KcHtt'H Ulowers for ventllalinj,' iniups, and a larjfe slock of 
 Mixed Paintv at cost. Oils, Ropes, Beltj*. Nails, Hardware, Ac,, &c. All 
 the above will be sold at tjreatlj reduced prices, to make room for our 
 large stock to arrive and in cour.Je of construction. 
 
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 Stockton (iang Plows a specialty - 2 to 8 pi iws uie 1 i\ these ^mj^s, Oin, Sin and lOin standards 
 with rever.-ihie or stationary molds, all width and thickuem, with front or reir Seeders, --r),rjOO 
 have been sold and warranted a success. A large sotck of reversible Molds, Standatds and Wheels, 
 all kinds, uliolesale and retail. Land^^, Points and Molds f ir cast and steel plows, viz., 2K, IH, 81, 
 3.S, li>, lO.J, Vio. '21, XI, .\IJ, X'i, X8j P.ows. C0III1.H, Moline. Puford. (Jolorado audall otlierstyles 
 of steel and oa.st Plows. Harrowi, all sizes. All kinds of KaH'.ern chilled Plow Casting; extras. 
 Special notice is directed to my lartje Htock of Studebaker Improve 1 Farm and Sprini^ Wagons aud 
 HujfU'es, Header Trncks, warranted, and If not perfect, money will be returned. Improved Kan- 
 dolpb H ader for 1880 and other improved Kastern and Stockton Hcadors. Huckeye Harvesters 
 and Mowers. Ini|iroved Wood's Mowers and other brands of Mowers. Horse Kukes, Tlire.shin|r 
 Derricks run by belt from threshing enj^'iue to hoist derrick fork. Lurtce lot of mixed Paints ajid 
 Oils, KoiK's, Helta and Hardware. 1 have patterns for extra costing's used in this valley for the 
 last 22 years. Hev<dvinn Ciiltivitor Castings, llarb Fence Wire all st'Cl. All at reduced jiriccs. 
 
 LAf^erhauRe fuer landwirthschaftlischu (Jeniethe zn Stockton. .lOHN C.VINE, Nachfolger von 
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 und Oe!e, Piluege und Kifgen, etc. Ifcrde-Kraft Maehinon und Pampen, Man schrelbe an Juhn 
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 (Kormcrly with 11. C. Shaw Plow Company.) 
 
 Pacific Coast Law and Business Agency. 
 
 Collections and Business Law a Specialty, 
 
 And curefully attcn>I> I to in all part^ of this State anil of the United States. 
 
 PRlKCIPAIi OFFI€K, 
 
 Bcom No. 1 Eliriigo Building, (up stairs) opposita ths Court Houso, 
 
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 Residence 278 Li ndsny Street. 
 
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 fv?' InvoMtniontN niailr in 1>4'Mirahl«> <'it,v aii«l Coniitry Propi'rty. 
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 all kinds and conditions of soil; the Patent Diamond, or t^iro-edged 
 Ganes, Singrle, Tule, Railroad and other Plows, Steel-bottomed 
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 STOCKTON, C-A.L.. 
 
 E. H. ALLEN, 
 
 PROPRIETOR. 
 
 Board per Week-S4 GDI Single Meals 26 cts. 
 
 Board and Lodging, per day $1 OOto9l 26 
 
 JERRY ROBINSON, 
 
 Plans drawn, Kstimatcs made and Buildings erected on abort notice and 
 
 and at lletsonuble Katod. 
 
 OfSLce, 203 ^vCain Street, 
 
 Next door to Western Union Telegraph Oliice, STOCKTON, CAL. 
 
 STOCKTON STEAM LAUNDRY 
 
 No. 184 Grant Street, 
 Between IVIain Street and Weber Avenue, STOCKTON. 
 
 L. SELLMAN, Proprietor. 
 
 Laundry Worl< called for and delivered to all parts of the 
 City, and done with Neatness and Dispatch. 
 
 Palace of Fashion. 254 Main Street, opp. Yo Semite House. 
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 Agency for Mme Demorest's Reliable Patterns. 
 
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 And General Carpenter, 
 
 Sutter Street, near Web:r Avenue, 
 
 lAtocktoii, Calllteinin. 
 
 Stony Point, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTS. 
 
 Hflinim H, butcher 
 
 HOLLY.Sn)NYB,geii nulse, agricul- 
 tural iniplenients, hardware, glass, 
 paints, oils, etc, and postmaster 
 
 Lewis S F, hotel 
 
 Mayson W H, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Strawberry, 
 
 YUHA COUNTY. 
 
 !>rakeJ H, merchant 
 Knierson K A, butcher 
 I'rindle C T, blacksmith 
 Ikobertson .1 H, (.olumbus House 
 YOULEN WM, postmaster 
 
 Suisun, 
 
 SOLANO COUNTY, 
 
 Is on tiio California I'aeitic Railroad, 
 4',t mill's from .San Francisco and one 
 mill' from Fairlii'ld, the county seat. It 
 is also situated on an arm of Suisun 
 liiiy, at the head of navi^'ation. The 
 country surnmndiiig it is rich a;,Ticul- 
 turally ami an abundance of fruit and 
 iicrries is ^a-own in the locality. It has 
 a population of <S()0 and growing. 
 
 ALDEN £ B & CO, clothing, furnish- 
 ing goods, cigars, tobacco, imots and 
 i-lioes, lints and cans 
 
 BANK OF SUISUX, Wm Wolf cashier 
 
 BARRETT JAMES, K R House 
 
 BRECK & COSTIGAN, gen m.lse 
 
 Cerkel W, gen mdse 
 
 CHRISLER A, French Bakery and res- 
 taurant 
 
 CHRISLER F J, lumber, ins and sew- 
 ing machines 
 
 Cockern J P, saloon 
 
 COGHLANO R. propr "Solano Repub- 
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 COHN J, g()n mdse 
 
 Crocker Asa, saloon 
 
 Crowley Jamca, saloon 
 
 Downing W (1 physician 
 
 RTZFATRIOk MISS HE, millinery 
 and dressmaking 
 
 Frank J & Son, gon mdse 
 
 GOLDEN MARK, carriage, sign and 
 house painter 
 
 HARRIS HENRY, merchant tailor 
 
 Henry John, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Hilborn E P, Hour mill 
 
 Hoxio B V, constable 
 
 HUBBARD H, justice peace 
 
 Jaeck Adam, hairdresser 
 
 Kennedy W T, varieties and saloon 
 
 KERNS J W, stoves, tinware, paints 
 and oils 
 
 KRATJSE JNO, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Lark A E, stoves, tinware, crockery, 
 paints and oils 
 
 Leake W 8, agt W, F '& Co and W U 
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 Maxwell J C, agent C P U R 
 
 McDonald & CO, Sulsun Livery 
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 McKay A S, boot maker 
 
 Miller John, bakery 
 
 Muirhcail A, jeweler . 
 
 MURRAY A, bootmaker 
 
 PALMER S G, books, stationery, news, 
 tobacco, cigars and music 
 
 Rice H, meat market 
 
 ROBBINS R D, president Baidc of 
 Suisun and lumber dealer 
 
 ROBINSON W H, D D S dentist 
 
 ROGEL FRANK M, watchmaker and 
 
 jeweler 
 Ryan John, saloon 
 Shields .Joiin, horseshoer 
 Silva Frank, hotel 
 
 "SOLANO REPUBLICAN," O R 
 
 ("oghlan propr 
 SOUZA J J, I'reniier Hotel 
 Speni'i! A F, pliysician 
 STOCKMON D M, <lrugs, stationery 
 
 and vai'ieties 
 TRAINOR JAMES, carriage maker 
 VANCE J M physician 
 VANCE & TAYLOR, gen mdse and 
 
 drugs 
 VEST JOHN, propr Roberts Hotel 
 
 WAGNER JOHN, hairdresser and 
 
 batlis 
 WEINBERGER M, gen mdse 
 Wills .Fames T, constable 
 W^hite A L, coroner 
 WOLF WM, cashier Bank of Suisun 
 WOOD A C, harness and saddles 
 
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 Sulphur Creek, 
 
 COLIJ8A COUNTY, 
 
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 taut 40 miles. 
 
 BLANK MRS LOTTIE, gon mdse, 
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 Brame .7 S, propr Wilbcr Springs 
 Cherry Wm, propr Ceiitnil (rold Mine 
 Disturnell Bros, propr Excelsior Quick 
 
 Silver Mine 
 Hughes D, propr Manzanita CSold Mine 
 IlobcrtsJohn L, stage 
 
 Summit, 
 
 I'LITMAS C01;NTY. 
 
 Bobo B F, farmer 
 
 Ede Walter, farmer 
 
 Geigeutash — , shoemaker 
 
 J(mes & Co, hotel 
 
 Moffatt Jas, farmer 
 
 Fanzero D, blacksmith 
 
 Peyser Abe, wholesale butter dealer 
 
 F£YS£B OAVE, postmaster 
 
 Peyser Samuel, geii mdao 
 
 Wiltsio B> stockman 
 
 Sumner, 
 
 KEIIN COUNTY. 
 
 Alphonse P, saloon oi)posite II R 
 AMY & ARDIZZI, gen mdse and 
 
 wagons 
 AMY VICTOR, postmistor 
 Buttum (Jeo D, Everett House 
 Chittenden J C, justice peace 
 Felice Miss Victoria, saloon 
 Griffith .[ohn, blacksmith 
 La Fontain Jbldward, hotel, saloon and 
 
 feed yard 
 Le Moyne Wm J, constfable 
 Miller 1) K, propr Central Hotel 
 Mills E, propr Brewery Depot 
 Murphy J J, gen mdse 
 Sampson J A, agt S P R R, W, F & Co 
 
 and W U Tel Co 
 Sauches Miss Silva, saloon 
 
 Sunolglen, 
 
 ALAMEDA COUNTY. 
 Batchelder — , atty 
 
 Susanville, 
 
 LA88EN COUNTY, 
 
 Is situated in Honey Lake valley, east 
 of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and 
 the country surrounding it is (juite fer- 
 tile though irrigation is found necessary 
 to iusure crops. It is the county seat, 
 and is reached via Reno and Chico also, 
 <li8tance from cither place to bu traveled 
 by stage being abmit 85 miles. It has a 
 weekly paper and is a healthful place. 
 
 Biebcr N & Co, gon mdse, hides and 
 
 grain 
 Blake J C, justice of peace 
 Branham Jas, dist attorney 
 Cain J R, constable 
 Chamborl.iin M P, physician 
 Cole William, saloon 
 Garlxjr Simeon, propr Oroville and Su- 
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 Goo«lwia and Harstow, attys at law 
 Grabel S W & Co, hardware, stove and 
 
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 Greehn & Asher, groceries, boots and 
 
 shoes, hardwiirc, cigars 
 Gross & Hunsiiiger, hotel 
 Ifall W P, county clerk and recorder 
 Harris I'^dward A, county assessor 
 Hendrick James W, superior judge 
 Hurley & Groton, physicians 
 Hyer I) C, county treasurer 
 James & liong, dry go(Mls, fancy gooilu, 
 
 groceries, cigarji and tobacco, boots 
 
 and shoes 
 Johnson Robt, public administrator and 
 
 coroner 
 Kingsbury Frank E, barber 
 
 "LASSEN ADVOCATE," 
 
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 LASSEN LODGE, Hit F & 
 
 Lock wood J R, register U S land office 
 
 ]jon<x Allen J, saloon 
 
 Lord James H, marble worble works 
 
 McClaskey Calvin, atty at law 
 
 McKlnseyNS, pictures, frames, etc 
 
 Moody R F, drugs 
 
 Moseley A B, livery 
 
 Moseley & Skadan, livery ond feed 
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 Nathan M, dry poods, clothing, station- 
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 Norboe P M, county surveyor 
 
 Otto A, blacksmith and wagonmakcr 
 
 Partridge John C, ins agt 
 
 Partridge & Hyer, gen mdse^ 
 
 Raker Mrs Mary, dressmaker 
 
 Sanders T B, carpenter 
 
 Schooler W R, county supt schools 
 
 Skadan H N, sheriff 
 
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 Smith John, carp 
 
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 Soulo E P, wagon 
 
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 Spencer E V, atti 
 
 Si J*t'"S()n L J, phot 
 
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 Worm A W, hmu 
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 Sutter 
 
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 Amador Canal and 
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 A.iKwIor Mining Co, 
 
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 A K Dudley propr 
 
 BawdenJos, genmds 
 Bird W H, hiirlKir 
 
 BISBEE aOBT T. I 
 
 Boro A, litpiors 
 Bri!,'noli B, gen mdse 
 
 Brmn M A firo, gen n 
 BrwiekMrsH, restaui 
 Brown J A, county si 
 Brown W H, constal.l 
 Biirlingham Rev, clert 
 Byrne Jas, liquors 
 Callaway & Mitchell, 
 
 hardware 
 Coblentz G, ge„ nulse 
 Look Albert, barber 
 Eraser E A, blacksn 
 
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 Danielewicz G, dry go. 
 iJavios David T, supt A 
 Dennis Jackson, postm 
 Dodge Rev E, clergynia 
 
 Donnelly D& Co, tLn 
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 DUpxjiY A K, proi 
 
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 Dunlap & Dennis, drug, 
 ^nlap T, manager W 
 
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 Smith A A, land ngt'nnd conveyancnr 
 Hinith John, uiirpuuter, liuililcr, luulur- 
 
 tikker and furniture doivler 
 Soulo E 1', wdgonmukcr 
 Spauldinu Z M, drugH 
 Spencer h V, iitty iit law 
 .Stinaon L J, photograplier 
 Van Niirdeii T A, watchmaker 
 WEED E A, prcipr" Lassen Advocate" 
 Wliite A I', clergyman (Metliodist) 
 White John N, pro^tr Sunanvillc and 
 
 Altnrns staue lino 
 Worm A W, Loots and shoes 
 Wortiunuton & Yawgcr, blacksmiths 
 Wynn & Forkner, livery stable 
 
 Sutter Creek, 
 
 AMADOU COUNTY, 
 
 Is a mining town of 1,200 inliabitants, 
 I'J miles from lone City, tlie t>!rniinus of 
 tlie Amador branch of the Central I'a- 
 citie Itailroad. Tliere are several good 
 mines in tlic vicinity tliat are being 
 prutitably worked, employing a large 
 munbcr of operatives. Its social features 
 are superior and it is a promising, thrifty 
 place. 
 
 Amador Canal and Mining Co, II H 
 
 Towns gen manager 
 Amador Minim,' Co, I) T Oaviea sunt 
 
 AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL. 
 
 A K Dudley propr 
 
 Bawden Jos, gen mdso 
 
 Bird W H, barlKir 
 
 BISBEE EOBT T, Hquora 
 
 Boro A, li(iuora 
 
 Brignoli B, gen mdse 
 
 Brian M A Bro, gen mdse and ins agta 
 
 Brodek Mrs H, restaurant 
 
 Brown J A, county surveyor 
 
 Brown W H, constable 
 
 Bvirlingham llev, clergyman (Ca^-'.-olic) 
 
 Byrne Jas, li<iuor3 
 
 Callaway & Mitchell, tin stoves and 
 hardware 
 
 CoblentzU, gen mdse 
 
 Cook Albert, barber 
 
 Fraser E A, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 
 Danielewicz G, dry goods and clothing 
 
 Davios David T, supt Amiulor Mining Co 
 
 Dennis Jackson, postmaster 
 
 Dodge Rev E, clergyman (Methodist) 
 
 Donnelly D & Co, foundry and machine 
 shop 
 
 DUDLEY A K, propr American Ex- 
 change Hotel 
 
 Dunlap & Deiinis, drugs ami stationery 
 
 Dunlap T, manager W U Tel Co and 
 notary public 
 
 EUREKA SALOON, Chaa E Richards 
 
 propr, dealer in wines, liquors and 
 
 cij.'ars of choice branda 
 FAOAN P, propr Sutter Crook Stables 
 
 and liarnessmaKer 
 Fontairirose Mrs, lodging house 
 OABBS E S. dentist 
 (iibbins W E, physician 
 (tiles J H, physician 
 (Jilmcr Isaiah, confectionery 
 llayden J H, undertaker 
 HOWARD F A, liiiuors and propr 
 
 Town Hall 
 .lones T E, painter and constable 
 Katsuiiinski B, dry goods 
 Kiefer J M, bootmaker 
 Lincoln Mining Co, S D R Stewart supt 
 Lithgow Jno, varieties 
 Lntnesky V, watclimaker and jowclor 
 Mails Mrs M A, millinery 
 Maxey J B, justice of peace 
 MYRES D, liquors 
 
 PAYNE &BREEDLOVE, liquors 
 
 Peiser 1' & Co, tail»n-s and gents' fur- 
 nishing goods 
 
 Porter J S, justice of peace 
 
 liandolph I N", atty at law and ins agt 
 
 RICHARDS CHAS E, propr Eureka 
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 Rubolt L, brewery 
 
 Ryan k Corbutt, gen mdse and liquors 
 
 Schwenn Adolph, biikery 
 
 Soracco C gen mdso 
 
 SUTTER CREEK LIVERY STA- 
 BLES, P Fasran propr 
 
 VERSALOVICH A liquors 
 
 VERSALOVICH MRS A, millinery 
 
 Versalovich V, varieties 
 
 VicinKJ B, boots and shoes harness and 
 saddlery 
 
 Werner & Sutherland, butchers 
 
 Wildman W J, gen mdse and agt W, F 
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 AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL; 
 
 Sutter Creek, Amador Co., Cal. 
 
 First-Class in E^ery Kospsct. 
 
 SS" stupes from Jackson and Litrobe stop here. 
 
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 Sutterville, 
 
 SACRAMENTO COUNTY, 
 
 About three miles south of Sacramento. 
 Population 250. 
 
 Aschenaur Geo, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 ALPIIARRTICAIibY. 
 
 DeLange 6 B, liquors 
 
 Forsman J G, blacksmith and wagon 
 
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 GEOENEVEID M F, propr Sutter 
 
 ville Hotel 
 Lincoln J M, justice of peace 
 Morlath P, hotel 
 Silvers Wm, Halfwny House and liquors 
 
 StiTTERVILLE HOTEL, M F Gro- 
 
 eneveld propr 
 Thielen N, brewery 
 
 Sweetland, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY. 
 Graham Peter, liquors 
 Patton K B, justice of peace 
 Warner Wm, groceri''s 
 Wood J ames, groceries and postmaster 
 
 Sycamore, 
 
 COLUSA COUNTY. 
 
 Ashley J S, ha. --.f^iismaker 
 
 Brown VV H, oc-nool teacher 
 
 Comer Jno, carpenter 
 
 Crese J no, carpenter 
 
 Davis Howell, gen mdse, agricultural im 
 
 pigments, grain buyer and positmaster 
 Dunlap L S, carpenter 
 Luckenbill John, school teacher 
 Nelson W L, justice of peace 
 Peterson Frederick, liquors 
 Price J D, machinist 
 Eeavis H M, M; >^ksmith 
 Kippey Wr.i, engineer 
 .'•hoemate J P, licjuors 
 Smith Jasper (J, machinist and boiler 
 
 maker 
 Wise Chas, school teacher 
 
 Table Bluff, 
 
 nUMHOLDT COUNTY, 
 
 Is on a stage road, leading from Eureka, 
 12 miles distant. 
 
 Kinman & Hollaml, blacRsmitha 
 McNaughtoi'. I'lielau, hotel 
 
 McNULTY JEREMIAH, pon mdse, 
 
 /^'tmaster and agent W U Tel Co 
 C^^ oseph, bootmaker 
 Pav :ck ABA; Co, gen mdse 
 Quiur. W^Ack, liquors 
 
 Table Rock, 
 
 SIERRA COUNTY. 
 Becker Frank H, hotel 
 Brown W A, bootmaker 
 Carmichacl A, butcher 
 
 Casker Mrs C, hotel 
 Haley C W, saloon 
 Hitsman M, bla. ksmith 
 McFARLAND T A, fren mdso and 
 
 postmaster 
 Prasoas W H, attornc at law 
 Small Jacob, gen mdf .« 
 Stout H C, hardware and groceriea 
 Tharp J H, justice of the peace 
 White & Sciiwering, saloon 
 
 Tahoe, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY, 
 
 Is distant from Truckeo, on the C. P. 
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 CAMPBELL & FORBES, propr Tahoe 
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 CAMPBELL IB, deputy postmaster 
 
 Huntington Louis, livery 
 
 Hurley John, lishery 
 
 Morgan ^V VV, captain stmr Hy Yr.h 
 
 Pomin J H, captain stmr Gov Stanford 
 
 Poniin Wm, hotel 
 
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 Baker Wm, fiour mills 
 Boden Fred, blacksmith 
 Dcirnal & Spence, hotel 
 Eastwood Vf S, liotel 
 Ellington Thos, livery stablo 
 Hall A T, druggist 
 
 HIRSHFELD^M, gen mdse and post- 
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 Murphy J J, gen miso 
 Ilisou A R. saloon 
 f'poncer k Durnal, hotel 
 Taylor & Glonn, blackamiths 
 Thomas J A, wagoumakur 
 
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 TEHAMA COUNTY, 
 
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 AZTKEN J S, meat m;irket 
 AITKEN R B, drug^^nst, stiitioner, jew- 
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 Brachman S, groocries and dry goods 
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 HOY CHAS A, agent C P R R, W 
 
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 KARMELENSKI J, hairdresser and 
 
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 Kelly J R, blacksmith 
 LAGES LOUIS, merchant tailor 
 MARLEY L H, propr Tehama Hotel 
 Matlicws W :n P, physician 
 Merrill S M, lawyer 
 Nanglc C, bootmaker 
 S "*" jy PSON JNO, hardware, stoves, 
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 Swi.ii David, constable 
 Small & Hobson, livery stable 
 SPRAGTJE A, physician an. I surgeon 
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 WILLIAMS R L, saddler and harness- 
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 Bridles, Whips, Spurs, Blankets, Robes, 
 
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 BAN DIEGO COUNTY, 
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 ALAMEDA COUNTY, 
 
 Is a small place, about 1 1 milea north- 
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 Bauter Christ, saloon 
 
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 Harliourne & Cassin, propr Bay View 
 
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 Humboldt Park Hotel, H C Babcock 
 
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 Lusk L r, hi'y, grain, wood and coal 
 Miller J A, physician and druggist 
 
 NORRIS C R> postmaster and general 
 
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 Pinkham Geo, groceries 
 Saver Alfred, boot and harnessmaker 
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 Three Rivers, 
 
 TULARE COUNTY. 
 
 CLODFELTER D. hotel 
 
 Grove F N, gen mdse 
 
 Grove Henry P, saloon 
 
 OROVE L E> millinery and postmaster 
 
 I'ague — , hotel 
 
 Kedfield — , sawyer 
 
 Thorp II, stock dealer 
 
 Tia Juana, 
 
 SAN DIEGO COUNTY. 
 
 DRANGA N G 0, postmaster 
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 Timber Cove, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY, 
 
 Is 45 miles northwest of Santa Rosa, 
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 Blanchard — , hotel 
 C'olman & Kenney, dairymen 
 Gibbs E, school master 
 Tomasini Ji iian, gen mdse 
 
 Timbuctoo, 
 
 YUBA COUNTY, 
 
 Reached by stage from Marysville, 18 
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 Toll House, 
 
 FRESNO COUNTY, 
 Thirty-five miles east of Fresno. 
 
 Tipton, 
 
 TULARE COUNTY. 
 
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 Todd's Valley, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the Auburn stage road, 18 miles 
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 Page J H, blacksmith 
 Quivolo N, saloon 
 Stone Peter, saloon 
 Turlcy John, shoemaker 
 
 ADAMS WM, gen mdse and postmas- 
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 Bennett C M, machinist 
 Bering A T, gen mdse 
 Don:ilioo M •!, lumber 
 Donoiioe P P-, blacksmith 
 Henderson & Combs, gen mdse 
 Taggart D, saloon 
 Yancey C A, hi)tel 
 
 Tomales, 
 
 MARIN COUNTY, 
 
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 Bonnuau T C, hairdresser 
 Dutton G VV, physician and dn g ^:.u 
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 GULDAGER LOUIS, blacksmith 
 
 Hagerty M, hotel 
 Knhn A. gen mdse 
 King D, liquors 
 Kowalsky & Co, gen tadse 
 LANG F H, cheese factory 
 Miistoff Nelson, liciuors 
 McGintv iJohn, tinsmith 
 MURPHY M L, wagonmaker 
 MULVAY P, liquors 
 P.atten Jolm, harnessmakcr 
 Hank F A, hotel 
 
 Thompson C T, butcher and farm pro- 
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 TULARE COUNTY. 
 
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 Tracy, 
 
 SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, 
 
 Is situated on the C. P. R. R., where the 
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 BUSCHKE GAD, harnessmaker and 
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 FABIAN P, postmaster 
 
 FABIAN P & CO, gen mdse aiu! agri- 
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 FINCK HENRY, butcher, route bet 
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 Hay Jolin, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 
 HAY WM P. justice of the peace 
 
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 LEWIS P H, constable 
 
 LUDWIG CHRIST, San Joa(iuin Ho- 
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 SAN BENITO COUNTY, 
 
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 JOSEPH MATIVIA, Prop'r. 
 
 Bonnell B F, tinsmith 
 
 Cornitios E, wagonmaker 
 
 Darby L, atty at law 
 
 Guest Mrs, dressmaker 
 
 Ilerrera V, liquors 
 
 Hooper J, hotel and stable 
 
 Kelly R T, blacksnuth 
 
 Larius M 1', meat market 
 
 Marchetti Joe, fruits and coffee house 
 
 Peek C, bootmaker 
 
 ]{a>as .T, saddler and barber 
 
 Schceline B, gen mdse 
 
 Severa F, hotel 
 
 Silva H r, watches 
 
 Trinidad, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY. 
 
 Situated on the coast, 25 miles north 
 of Eureka, Trinidad depends upon the 
 extensive lumber claims which surround 
 her. Population about 300, There is a 
 liolit-house on the headland a little way 
 from town. 
 
 Childs Wm, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Fitch Thomas, blncksmith 
 
 Flaherty .lohn, livery 
 
 (iastman Henry, carpenter 
 
 Kilcr .reremiah, lioht-house keeper 
 
 MILLjiR & PHILLIPS, liquors and 
 
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 Neidey N F, meat market 
 Thomas William, r.iner 
 Trinidad Mill Co, F P & J A Hooper 
 
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 Trinity Centre, 
 
 TIUNITV COUNTY, 
 
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 Truckee, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY, 
 
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 ADOLFH JULIUS, clothing, boots, 
 
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 Bittoncourt T M, s:doon 
 Bort Miss Emma C, niilliMcry 
 
 BRICKELL & KRUGER, proprs 
 
 Truekee Lumber Co 
 
 BURCKHALTER F & CO, gen mdse 
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 Cbism Mrs (r C, dressmaker 
 
 CURLESS W M, pliysieian and sur- 
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 CURLESS W M & BRO, .lruggis<s 
 
 DAVIS HAMLET, groceries, frui^ 
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 Dunster U W, justice of peace and bar- 
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 Dunio Mrs \V C, dry goods and mil- 
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 Ellen Elle, lumber mar.ufr 
 
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 Foi<l 'I' S, atty :it law 
 
 FORREST W W & CO, Eureka Saloon 
 
 FRITCHIE M, niiMcliant tailor 
 
 (»a:e 11 K, photogr, plier 
 
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 Goss K J, pliysician 
 
 (jlriiy Joseph, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 GREELEY H H, constable 
 
 Hamilton N'lali, restaurant 
 
 HARRISON G W, stationery, news 
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 H irsc li P S, saloon 
 
 HURO W H, saloon 
 
 IRWIN WM, Truckee Livery Stable 
 
 JOHNSON ANDREW, Andy's Saloon 
 JONES LEE, groceries, crockery and 
 
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 Kciser John, justice of peace and capi- 
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 Koch August, bootmaker 
 KONDA JOSEPH, Boca Beer Saloon 
 LANAHAN M, Essex Saloon 
 LA PIERRE T A, hairdresser 
 LEWISON J L & CO, dry goods and 
 
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 MARZEN JOSEPH, Truckee Market 
 McQLASHAN C F, atty at law .-md 
 
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 McKays — , steward American Hotel 
 Menk P;uil, brewery and saloon 
 Millet John, blacksmith 
 MOODY JNO F, propr Truckee Hotel 
 O^ilvie Divid, druggi-st 
 PASCHEN R D, City Meat Market 
 Rabel I'rauU, liquors 
 Reed .lames, cojiatable 
 RICHARDSON BROS, lumber manufrs 
 
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 Ridley J, watches and jcw<!lrv 
 ROBERTS H W, manager for Sisson, 
 
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 SHERIDAN P, boots, shoes, clothing 
 
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 SHERRITT J, Truckee Bakery aud 
 
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 SISSON, WALLACE & CO, gen mdsc 
 
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 STEVENS F P, stoves and tinware 
 TAYLOR H A, hairdresser 
 'I'owntT l> B, postmaster 
 TRUCKEE HOTEL, Jno F Moody 
 
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 Welkr 8 B, tlry goods and clothing 
 Whitney Tlios, saloon 
 Wybaille Alexis H, bootmaker 
 YOUNG C W, watches and jewelry 
 
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 This, the only Fii>i cl;iss Ikiiclin '["nicUef, is coiivciiicnily located for Tourists 
 wlio desire to visit the " Gem (if l!ie Sierras," Lake Tahoe. Tiie accominodaliuns 
 are excellent, and every attention will be shown j;iii'sts to make tliein comfortable 
 and llieir trip a |)leas;int one. Tiu- lioii^e has a Sia;,'e Line connecting' with Mr. 
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 Leave the Hotel ilaily for T.ihoe Ciiy, 15 miles, connectin.; with steamer A'iagara 
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 City and the V. and T. \\. R. lor Vinjinia, (Jold Ilili, iVc. 
 
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 Hiieknnui J'^ T, ina ayt 
 Ciirnenti'r ^Vln, w;ii;onin:iker 
 
 CHATEATJVERT LOUIS, salooa 
 
 Cotton A '1', stovt.'s, tinware, hardware, 
 
 crockery, paints and oils 
 ])urii> Hrt)*!, yea nidso 
 l""lannayaii T .1, l{ it en>.;ineer 
 
 FRENCH HOTEL, .laeob A.sher propr, 
 
 (ipp depot 
 (iarrison V. 1*, drayman 
 (iohlman.r & Co, yen indse j 
 
 Herini; .lohnd, i)arl)er 
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 .liiuchiiis Henno \V, saloon j 
 
 Jiiinistou Seymour, master meehanic S P 
 
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 Kulsey Harland, meat market 
 Lovejoy .1 O, justice of peace, notary 
 
 public and ins ayt 
 MADDEN D W, propr I'aeitic llotel 
 
 opp depot 
 Moore Nathaniel VV, carpenter and 
 
 painter 
 Morris & Michael, gen nulsa 
 
 Murphy L 1), physician, druggist and 
 
 groceries 
 Nelson Mrs J, millinery and fancy 
 
 yooda 
 PACIFIC HOTEL, DW Madden propr, 
 
 opp depot 
 FILE J R, shoemaker 
 I'lotts & Cill, livery and feed stable 
 Postithee, Sis.sou, Wallace & Co 
 PRATT L A, upholsterer, carpenter, 
 
 undertaker and ins agt, Tulare and H 
 Sissiin, Wallace & Co, gen mdse and agri- 
 cultural imolta, and agts W', F & Co 
 Taylor Frank E, saloon 
 Taylor W A, agt S P U It and W U Tel 
 
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 Treadwell Herbert, librarian Tulare 
 
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 W^ard Miss, teacher 
 
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 ALrilABRTICALLT. 
 
 Coulthard Sc Bro, bootmaker 
 
 Dimick Mrs M, restaurant 
 
 Donovan W, blacksmith 
 
 Giddings I D, grain 
 
 Hnmmcltenberg Chas, hotel 
 
 Kittrclle M B, meat market 
 
 Lauder I C, guu mdso and postmaster 
 
 Lane A F, carpenter 
 
 Mitchell .Folin \V, warehouse, farmer 
 
 and stock-raiser 
 Punly J C, saloon 
 lioss Jnmus M, restaurant 
 Russell Henry C, storage, shipping and 
 
 ins iigt 
 Shaver & Bradford, blacksmiths 
 Tanebium Samuel, cigars, tobacco and 
 
 vjirieties 
 TURLOCK HOTEL, James M Allen 
 
 propr 
 Vary Michael, barber 
 WARD JOSEPH F, justice of iwace, 
 
 not.try puldic and ins agt 
 WARD ISAAC, geii nidsc 
 Weakley & Koss, varieties and fruits 
 
 Tuttletown, 
 
 TUOLUMNE COUNTY. 
 
 I'ostofHce addrcs=<, Columbia, G miles 
 northwest of Sonora. 
 
 Boyhaut E, rostaurar-t 
 GROSS F J. saloon and billiard hall 
 MATTESON & CO, stage stables and 
 oihco 
 
 Tustin City, 
 
 LOS ANGELES COUNTY, 
 
 Is reached by stages from Anaheim, 7 
 miles distant. 
 
 EDDY SAMUEL L, blacksmith, C 
 
 HeweSiN, teacher 
 
 Tustin Columbus, postmaster 
 
 UTT L, gen mdse and ins agt, Main 
 
 Tyrone, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY. 
 
 FIELD C E, postmaster 
 
 Uussinn Jiiver Land & Luml)er Co, gen 
 
 mdse, sawmill, express and telegraph 
 
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 Ukiah, 
 
 MENDOCINO COUNTY, 
 
 Is one of the oldest towns in the State, 
 having been Lid out in 185G and select- 
 
 ed as the county seat three years after- 
 ward. Geographically it is in the center 
 of the county, thus making it the most 
 desirable for the honor it bears. It is 
 a prosperous town of 1,500 inhabitants, 
 well built and pleasantly h)catud. Its 
 Court Mouse and jail cost, in 1872, up- 
 wards of $40,000. It is the distributing 
 point of mail matter for a largo section 
 of country, five routes terminating here. 
 There are a number of springs, both hot 
 and cold, possessing mcilicinal properties 
 that arc hi;4hly prized by invalids, es- 
 pecially those troubled with rheumatism. 
 I'ersons afllicted with cutaneous erup- 
 tions find a remedy in these waters that 
 entirely remove them from theif skin. 
 It is in the heart of a rich agricultural 
 and pastoral region the productions of 
 which contribute lar.'cly towards swell- 
 ing tlie exports of the State. The secret 
 orders are all in a flourishing condition, 
 and all the religi(ms denominations are 
 iei)re.sented. It has two weekly news- 
 p.iper.s. The sanitary condition of the 
 place is very good. 
 
 Ackerman C H, harness and saddlery 
 
 Alans '11 J M, pastor M E Church 
 
 All)ertson & Cunningham, undertakers 
 and cabinet makers 
 
 Ambrose & Malony, gen mdse 
 
 B.ink of Ukiah, It Mcliarvey prest, 
 Saml Wheeler cashier 
 
 Barnes 1- M, atty at law 
 
 liarn;'.s Mrs K M, dressmaker 
 
 Barnes T L, justice of peace 
 
 B tteman Cephas, pastor Baptist Church 
 
 Bluett .) W, pastor M E Cnurcli 
 
 Bond Thos B, atty at law 
 
 Bransfonl W L, county clerk 
 
 Hti.'gs M C, propr Arcad' Saloon 
 
 Hrown .luliiis & ("o, geii mdse 
 
 Bruiiner F, niatuilrand dealer in stoves, 
 tin and li rdware 
 
 BUCHNER GEORGE, furniture deal- 
 er. State 
 
 CAROTHERS THOS L, attorney at 
 law and notary public, fetate 
 
 CARPENTER A 0, photoprapi.er. 
 
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 CARPENTER & CO, proprs "Ukiah 
 City Press," Stat J 
 
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 CHARLTON THOS, blacksmith and 
 wagonmaker, State 
 
 ClilT & Metzger, stoves, tin and hard- 
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 COLSON R W, boot and shoe dealer, 
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 Coop r J A, atty at law 
 
 Cunnintrham W W, justice of peace 
 
 Day L T, county assessor 
 
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 Seftou pr.ipr 
 Donohoe J H, sheriflF 
 Dozier B irton, physician Jind drugcfist 
 FoMO W H, propr Ukiah & CloverJale 
 
 Stage Line 
 Fowger Jas, county treasurer 
 (lihson A .1, livery and sale stable 
 OILLASPIE H L, «itty at law, Perkins 
 GILLASPIE & ROGERS, attorneys 
 
 at law, I'erkins 
 OILMOR R S) watchmaker and jew- 
 eler, Stanley 
 Grey .Fas M, ntty at law 
 flwinn & BraiiuTd, harness and saddlery 
 HAAS MISSES, f^vncy goods 'State 
 HAGANS W A, propr Ukiah City 
 
 Hotel 
 ITa;,'aii3 W M, liquors 
 Hiiile & Ferral, attys at law 
 HarlKirson T \V, oimty asi.'ssor 
 HarnH;>n Thoa, county aurvoyor 
 HART J S, opr \V U Tol Co, St uilcy 
 
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 Heucr Jacob, tailor 
 HENRY PURD, liquors, state 
 Hcrrick A 1>, liquors 
 Hocker (i A, groceries and crockery 
 H itrin m \V A, drugs and gen mdao 
 HOFMAN C, g'en mdsc, Stato 
 Holdeu \V, atty at law 
 Holliilay \V F, carpenter 
 Hudson & R2 tver, restaurant and bakery 
 Johnston Mrs S A, niillinerv 
 
 KINGSBURY & TUCKER, grocers, 
 
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 MARKS A & CO, gen mdsc, State 
 MARTS & COHN, gen m Is.,-, State 
 Martin t>, b xitni ikor 
 Mason (J T, county coroner and public 
 
 mhniuistr.itor 
 McBride 11 B, pastor Presbyterian 
 
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 McGOWEN GEO, D D S. dentist, State 
 MclJarvey IJ, superior judge 
 MoKindley U, feedstiblo 
 
 "MENDOCINO DEMOCRAT," Alex 
 
 M •ntt^omery pub. Church 
 
 Mitchell H H. dentist 
 
 MONTGOMERY ALEX, pub "Men- 
 docino Democrat," Church 
 
 Moiitgoin 'ry & Ilolden, nsal estate agts 
 
 MORGAN R H & CO, gen mds.-, 
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 Morris J W, butcher 
 
 Morrow .T J, county rocorder 
 
 NELSON CHAS, barber, State 
 
 Page J, barber 
 
 Page II H, baths and barber 
 
 Perkins J F, blacksmith 
 
 Perry & Hinshaw, livery and sale stable 
 
 Phelps & Dicks, bor£;^hoerr, and black- 
 Bmiths 
 
 PHILIPS J G & F, gen mdse, State 
 
 Pressey Mrs H S, dressmaking and milli- 
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 Price H, pastor Christian Church 
 
 Riley A P, saloon 
 
 ROGERS J T, notary public, Per- 
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 Scliaat Andrew, bof>tmaker 
 
 SGHLARBAUM JOHN C, gunsmith. 
 
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 SEFTON A W, propr "Democratic 
 
 Dispatch" 
 SMITH A J, watchmaker and manufr 
 
 of the American Spring Socket Caudle 
 
 Stick ,N\V State and Smith 
 Smith & Haskill, butchers 
 Tanner D, propr People's Hotel 
 Tlioni IS J 1{, school supt 
 Tlionipson A W, postmaster 
 TnruerCJ I, b ikery and confectionery 
 UKIAH CITY HOTEL, W A Hagans 
 
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 •UKIAH CITY PRESS." Cari>enter 
 
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 WALLACE W H, boot and shoemak- 
 
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 Wheeler Samuel, agent Wells, Fargo & 
 
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 WHELAN JOHN G, Whelan's Sam- 
 ple Koonis, li juors, a a Plaza 
 White W H, tailor 
 Wise Mori-i.s, liquors 
 Yell A, dist atty 
 
 
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 R. W. COLSON, Proprietor. 
 
 PRIZE BOOT AND SHOEMAKER 
 
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 THE POPULARITY QF THIS PAPER 
 
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 Ukiah City Hotel 
 
 A FirMt-ClaMH llouHe in Kvery lCt'M|ieot. 
 
 WM. A. HACANS Proprietor. 
 
 OPPOIilTR TIIR COURT II01JHE. 
 
 A Palace Saloon and Barbor Shop conncctsd with the Hotel. 
 
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 Every uttciitlim pnid to thu comfort of f^iests. None but coiirtu oub itttendniits employed. 
 
 Ukiah, Mendocino County, Cal. 
 
 Uncle Sam. 
 
 (Sue Kelaeyville.) 
 
 Union House, 
 
 8ACKAMENTO COUNTY. 
 
 Braiiiard (t, postmaster and saloon 
 Harrison Jno 1', liotel and blacksmith 
 
 Upper River Gulch, 
 
 CALAVEllAS COUNTY. 
 
 Blay Peter, blacksmith 
 Hoey J L, hotel 
 
 Upper Lake, 
 
 LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Is reached viti California Pacific Kailroad 
 to Calistoga, tlience to Lower Lake byi 
 stage, thence by steamer; distance froini 
 Kan Francisco, l'2',i miles; faro, $7.50. 
 
 Allen T G, notary imblic and justice of 
 
 peace 
 Asher Wm, gen mdsc 
 Briukman Jno, hotel 
 BuckutU K, meat market and constable 
 Cox & Cyrus, blacksmitlis 
 (iraham Bros, livery stable 
 Kerr Wm, wagonmaker 
 League J N, g(!n mdse 
 Keynolds K G, pliysician 
 Kidgway Jerry, hotel 
 
 SCUDAMORE, REYNOLDS & CO, 
 
 gen mdse and drugs 
 Seigler & Howard, blacksmiths 
 Thompson D K, justice of peace and no- 
 tary puHic 
 Woodard W H, hotel 
 
 Upper Mattole, 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY. 
 
 Dudley & Miaor, saw and Houring mill 
 Hadley A A, justice of peace 
 SINQLET OEO H, postmaster 
 
 Vacaville, 
 
 SOLANO COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the Vaca Valley and Clear Lake 
 Kailroad, about 6 miles from Elmira,the 
 junction of the above named road with 
 tlie California Pacific. It has a popula- 
 tion of 500 and has quite a reputation 
 on account of its excellent schools. The 
 country surrounding the place is rich 
 agriculturally, and tlepends on the farm- 
 ing interests for its support. The Wil- 
 son Hotel, kept by a very genial and hos- 
 pitable gentleman by the name of I. F. 
 Davis, is a very pleasant one and the 
 host knows how to cater to his guests. 
 Fine croquet grounds and drives are fea- 
 tures that are at once made attractive to 
 the tourist or visitor. As a Summer re- 
 treat it is very fine for families. Fruit 
 is grown in the vicinity in abuudauce. 
 There is also a college here under the 
 management of the Baptist church. 
 
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 Barr H, glovemaker 
 BENNETT B C, B & P Saloon 
 BLUM M, gen mdse, grain and 
 
 sacks and postmaster 
 BROWN J R, hairdresser 
 CORN D K, lumber and livery 
 Cunningham J S, physician 
 DAVIS I F, propr Davis Hotel 
 
 DUTTON & CORN, blacksmiths and 
 horseshoers, wagoumakers and general 
 jobbers 
 
 ElSLE HENRY, hairdresser 
 
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 EVERSOLE HENKT,car])tinter build 
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 FEROTJSON JNO, saloon 
 
 frreK'iry IJev U, pres Cal Collego 
 HOLT NATHAN', dray and general ex 
 
 pressman 
 Kinsniill T K, li.irnessmakcr 
 
 LAMBERT GS,l>li>ck8mitii 
 
 LAWRENCE MRS L M. millinery 
 
 and dressmaker 
 LAWRENCE W E, jeweler and gun 
 
 smith 
 Merchant & Cernon, blackamitha 
 Miller J M, druggist 
 Morgansteiu & Milzuer, gen mdso 
 Keyiiolds J W B, physician 
 RICH W W, bootnmker 
 
 STEVENSON A M,i>'os W & C L II 11 
 
 Stevenson (1 H, supt Vaca Valley & 
 
 Clear Lake K 11. 
 Stevenson W T.a'^i; Vaoa Valley t Clear 
 
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 Stone a A, agent \V, F & Co and W U 
 
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 Wartl J 1*, justice i>eaco 
 
 WHEELER WM, saloon 
 
 AVooderson & Scarlett, moat markcti 
 Wynne Owen, tailor 
 
 Vallejo, 
 
 SOLANO COUNTY, 
 
 With a population of about (5,000, lies in 
 a northeasterly ilirection across the Bay 
 from San Francisco, distance -8 miles 
 It was originally founded by <ien. V.il 
 lejo, but it was n<it till 1850 that tlie 
 town began to assume anytiiing like 
 form. It is the terminus of the Califor- 
 nia Pacilic Ii. H. but is mainly depend- 
 ant upon tlie United States Navy Yanl 
 (situated on Mare Island) and sbippinj; 
 for support. A stage runs daily to 
 Benieia. 
 
 Aden Bros, lumlKr w liarf, Vallejo 
 
 Anderson WD, pliysician, ];(8 York 
 
 Arnold Dr J T, minister Baptist churcli 
 
 Asjjenall W, justice peace, cor Virginia 
 .ind Santa Clara 
 
 BAKER FRANK, furniture and bed- 
 ding, 191 (ieorgia 
 
 Bank of Vallejo, W C TJ raves pros, J K 
 Abbott casliier, 15!) Georgia 
 
 Barloggi & Maillard, laundry, 214 Geor- 
 gia 
 
 Benam B, dry goods and clothing, 134 
 Georgia 
 
 BERG W ALL MRS L, dry and fancy 
 lioods, Virginia 
 
 BERO A & SON, watchmakers and 
 jewelers, 242 Georgia 
 
 Beresford James, bootmaker, 121 Geor- 
 gia 
 Blank Mrs A, candy manufr, 174 Geor- 
 gia 
 Blackman H, real estate, ins agt and 
 notary public, cor Georgia aud Sacra- 
 mento 
 Blum John, shooting gallery, 125 Geor- 
 gia 
 Blogg Henry, bootmaker, Georgia 
 Bliven & Co, groceries, 113 Georgia 
 Brown Thos, liquors, cor Virginia and 
 
 Santa Clara 
 Brown D T, baker, 237 Virginia 
 Brown Sam!, butcher, Virginii 
 Brownlit! A J, city clerk, City Hall 
 Brownlie Jas, groicrius, Georgia 
 Browulio .lohn, livery stable, Virginia 
 Buljrly Cliiis, biuber, 122 Georgia 
 BURTIN & NAGLE, 'vines' and liq. 
 
 uors, l!(2 (icorgia 
 Buxton (i A, bill poster, Farnigut Hall 
 BUSSER. soap manufr, 211» Miiin 
 Callendcr John, livery stable, Virginia 
 Caj)rini A, fruit and vegetables, 85 ({eor- 
 
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 ING YARD, Burgiss & Secor proprs, 
 W W Vaiidc'rl)ilt, supt 
 Carey J C, grocers, Marin 
 Clarke Sr, barl)er, I S3 Georgia 
 COLEMAN RICHARD, wines and liq- 
 uors, cor Virginia and Sacramento 
 Cochran IJev Mr, minister t* scopal 
 
 church 
 Cohen B, dry goods, J 35 Geor 
 Connolly Henry, licjuors, liv _ .Jl)h 
 and undertaker, cur Georgia and 
 Santa Clara 
 COX W R JR, insurance agent and no- 
 tary public, lGS(<eorgia 
 CrellmJ, painter and glazier, Pennsyl- 
 vania 
 Crowe Bobt, lifpuprs and Vwotmakcr, cor 
 
 (jeorvHa ami Sonoma 
 '.^'ryan 'i'hoi, l)onrdint;, Cieorgia 
 DALLYN & SKIRLS, wagon makers, 
 
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 Dannenbitum S, dry goods, 1{')7 Georgia 
 Daiio k Travers, blacksmith, Vii-ginia 
 
 DARRIMAN & MITCHELL, wines 
 
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 DANIEL JNO LOUIS. P, rector St 
 
 Vincent Ii C Church, Florida 
 Davis E S & Co, junk, 308 Marin 
 Dawson John, tailor 
 Deininger F, brewery, South Vallejo and 
 
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 DERWIN & McCUDDEN, groceries, 
 
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 Doan J S, oyster saloon, 192 Georgia 
 DOAN J P, physician, cor York and 
 
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 Doylo J & Hon, marble works, NE cor 
 
 Sonoma and Florida 
 DUNCAN J K, president and secretary 
 
 V'ullejo (itts Co 
 Duncan Samuel, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, 
 
 14*2 (rcorgia 
 Dunno (r J, tishmongur, Georgia 
 Edgar (ran, auctioneer and furniture, 
 
 187 and 189 Georgia 
 Emerson Jas, carriage painter, Marin 
 
 cor Virginia 
 FAGAN P B, supt Vallejo Gaa Works, 
 
 171 Marin 
 Farragiit Hall, 132 Georgia 
 Farnham & Co, clothing, 1(5!) Georgia 
 Faust John, b iker, Santa Clara 
 
 FEBOUSON J N, wines and liquors, 
 
 cor Georgia and Sacramento 
 Fitzmaurioo 10, butcher, (Jeorgia 
 Fay. John, jeweler, stationer, etc, 184 
 
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 Frisbic J, liiuors, 125 Georgia 
 FROST JAS, pliysician and druggist, 
 
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 OAFFNEY B, saloon, 07 (;e()rgia 
 Gannon Tlios, licjuors, 7!f Georgia 
 Greener .lohn, tinsmith, 1 111 Georgia 
 Grincs P, blacksmitii, Marin 
 GILBERT T S, candy manufr. 
 
 Holland &, Smith, junk, 2G5 Marin 
 llultog J J & Bros, wood and coal, Marin 
 
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 HOWARD HOUSE. R J Harrington 
 
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 HUBBS CHAS H, agent 
 
 Tel Co, insurance agent 
 
 public, 183 (jeorgia 
 Hubner Wni, barber, Georgia 
 Irizar A X, oyster saloon, 150 Georgia 
 Jenkins John, bootmaker, 117 Georgia 
 
 JOHNSON Lt restaurant, 05 Georgi;i 
 Joselyn Mrs L, milliner, 23!) Virginia 
 Kelly & Mclnnis, grocers, 122 Georgia 
 Kelly W S, ciijars and tobncco, Georgia 
 Kennedy J E, dry goods, 178 (ieorgia 
 Kennedy P J, boot and shoe manufr, 101 
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 Kirkup E, physician and U S examin- 
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 Klink Kov N B, minister (Presbyterian), 
 
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 Lamb Mrs M, milliner, 215 Virginia 
 Leo Mrs John, Golden Eagle Hotel, cor 
 
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 Len V, gunsmith and sewing machines, 
 
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 Lyford J S, lime and cement, Vallejo 
 Lynch Edward, li((Uora, (Jeoraia 
 102j Lynch P C, groceries, 237 and 23!) Vir- 
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 llalsey 1 S, dentist, cor Georgia and MALONEY & 
 
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 llalliii (' T B, liijuors, cor Virginia and 
 
 Santa Clara 
 Ilathiiwiiy S F, sewing machine and 
 
 pattern agent, 270 Caititol 
 Haiulforth John, barber, 145 (Jeorgia 
 Haniiil & Connolly, undurtakers.Georgia 
 HAMELL J, furniture and crockery, 
 
 lL'!M;eprgio 
 HARRIER D W, groceries, wines. 
 
 liiiu'irs, etc, 130 Georgia 
 
 HARRINGTON JNO E, P, assist- 
 
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 HARRINGTON R J, Howard House, 
 
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 Hayes John, wines and li(pior3, 10!) 
 
 Geor;'ia 
 Heald J S, Vallejo Foundry and Ma- 
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 Henderson O L, wagonraaker, Marin bet 
 
 Virttinia and (ieorgia 
 HILilARp £ M & CO, groceries 
 
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 Hilborn S G, atty at law 
 Hirschfeld S, stationery, tobacco, cigars, 
 
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 McCuddan Jas, lumber, wood, coal, 
 
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 MoElron P, news, 140 Georgia 
 
 MICHAELIS F, (Jermau Hotel, wines 
 
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 Mc(Jill J F, butcher, 212 Georgia 
 Mc(iill T F, butcher, Sacramento 
 McAuliffe John, propr Mechanics Hotel, 
 
 Virginia 
 McManniss Miss Mary, dressmaker, Geor- 
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 HcPIKEAJ, sunt Vallejo Water Co 
 
 and ins atrt, cor ^larin and Georgia 
 McCJinnis Thos. tannerj', Vallejo 
 McSORLEY CHAS, tailor, 105 Gcor- 
 
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 I02EK B E, expressman, attend all 
 
 trains and boats, Georgia 
 HINAHAN JOHN wines and liquors, 
 
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 MOORE WM, hackmau, attend all 
 
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 Moran J, groceries and liquors, Virginia 
 
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 Newcomb C A, cigars and tobacco, 192 
 
 Georgia 
 Newconib L S, propr Benicia Stage, 192 
 
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 Nicholson W T, cigars and tobacco, 164 
 
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 Noonan John, wines and liquors, railroad 
 
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 North John, groceries, 244 Georgia 
 Odd I'ellows' Hall, 12ii (ieorgia 
 O'GRADY F, Empire Soda Works, 
 
 wholesale and retail wines and liquors, 
 
 cor Sonoma and 1' lorida 
 Orphans' Home, Dr Halscy treasurer 
 Pelhani Alex, bootmaker, 804 Marin 
 
 PENDLETON & VOORHEES, den 
 
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 Peyser N, tailor Sacramento 
 
 PLUMMER & ROBINSON, clothing, 
 
 gents furnishing goods, cigars, etc, 
 
 151 (ieorgia 
 HAINES THOS, house, sign and car- 
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 Kadke P, propr Bernard House, (ieorgia 
 Redding liev A S, minister, (Metliodist) 
 Reinquin P L, tailor, 217 Santa Clara 
 Richart (i B, harness, saddles, etc, 172 
 
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 Riley (i W, jus e ixiace and notary 
 
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 Roberts T W, liquors, 63 Georgia 
 Rogers Thos, wines and liquors, 164 
 
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 Roe Geo, propr "Solano Times," 177 
 
 Georgia 
 Rodgers J, barber, 105 (ieorgia 
 Rowland H, Eti'tioa master North Vallejo 
 Sancts J N, wood and coal, Virginia 
 
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 SAIINUERS W G, pianos, organs and 
 
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 SCHROTH GEO, wines and liquors, 
 
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 Seabury C A, milliner, Sacramento 
 Silvey T H, restaurant, 123 (ieorgia 
 Smith (J Ryerson, liquors, cor Georgia 
 
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 Skinner W W, butcher, Georgia 
 
 SLATTERY WM H, wines and li 
 
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 Smith Van B, constable, c-.r Virginia 
 
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 Smith J (i, photographs, 164 Georgia 
 SMITH F & J, Pioneer Brewery, cor 
 
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 Smith C F, barber. 192 Georgia 
 SNOW & PETTIS, Ken nulse and ins 
 
 agts, cor (ieorgia and Santa Clara 
 SNOW H H, real estate ugt and ins 
 
 broker, (ieorgia 
 
 "SOIANO TIMES" (daily and week- 
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 Shiliingsburg Wm, nurseryman, 65 
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 Steften & Co, butchers, cor Georgia and 
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 Stewart Robert, upholsterer, 300 Marin 
 
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 ST VINCENT'S CONVENT SCHOOL, 
 
 Dominican Sisters, Floriila 
 TAYLOR W E, physician, 144 Georgia 
 TopK-y James, ilruggist, 160 (ieorgia 
 Thompson J D, express, (ieorgia 
 Tobin J F, butcher, 71 Georgia 
 Towle C B, principal of sciiools 
 Vallejo A A, professor of music 
 
 "VALLEJO CHRONICLE' PUB- 
 LISHING CO, A J Brownlie & O il 
 Hilton directors, A J McKnight socy, 
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 "VALLEJO CHRONICLE" (evening), 
 
 H P 'J'aylor managing editor, Toi 
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 V^allejo Library Association, Jas Pliillips 
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 Vallejo Savings and Commercial Bank, 
 E J V'ilson pres, J R Englisii cashier, 
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 Vanderlip O W, watchmaker and jewel- 
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 Vallejo Water Works, A Chabot pres, 
 A J Mcl'ike supt 
 
 Walker Wm, luml>er, Vallejo 
 
 Waltenbaugh J B, carpet manufr, 412 
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 Walsh P R, stoves, tin and hardware, 
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 WARD & McDonald, wines, liquors 
 
 and billiards, 155 Georgia 
 WEILL BROS, boots and shoes, 175 
 
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 WILSON HENRY, wines and liquors, 
 
 cor (ieorgia and Marin 
 Wilzinski A, dry goods and clothing, 
 
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 Widenmaiin & Kothcnbusch, brewery, 
 
 Marin 
 Woods George, salooil and boarding, 
 
 (ieorgia 
 Wood (ieorge, locksmith, saw-liling and 
 
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 Wright M J, stoves, tin, hardware, etc, 
 
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 KITCHING A C, gen nulse and post- 
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 Shelling J T, blacksmith 
 
 Valley Ford, 
 
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 Brown & LeBaron, gen mdae 
 Cota A (', boots an<l siiues 
 Curry .lohn, liijuors 
 Dowling .James, blacksmith 
 Fowler .1 K, Hvery stable 
 Fowler B, station agt 
 Hampton .1 K, physician 
 Huntley & Cook, flour mills 
 Merritt P E, lumber 
 I'almer E !>, undertaker 
 Parry Isaac, tinsmith 
 lUen Mrs Ann l\, hotel 
 
 Vallicita, 
 
 CALAVERAS COUNTY, 
 
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 Arata .1, gen nulse 
 
 Bacigalupi V, gen mdse, postmaster, agt 
 
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 (Jreenwold K; hiacksmith 
 Kohler Chas, Union Hotel 
 Mitcliell A M, gen mdse 
 Mitchell A M, livery stable 
 Monteverilc .1, saloon 
 Kufe <!, meat market 
 TUCHSEN H, Vallicita Brewery, Post- 
 
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 BAN DIEUO COUNTY. 
 
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 1 Cox A W, apiarist 
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 Allen N, fancy goods 
 
 Barkley J F, meat market 
 
 Becker J (i, bootmaker 
 
 Crabb J N, physician 
 
 Crabb Joe, hotel 
 
 Grouse Chas, liquors 
 
 Devin VVm, blacksmith 
 
 DIGITS S C, gen mdse, postmaster and 
 
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 Linden S D, livery 
 Yager Mrs M, dressmaker 
 
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 Asay C V. & .1 \,, ilcntists 
 
 ATWELL & BEADLEY, nttys 
 
 law. Church 
 Bacigiilupi T, .saloon 
 Biier B, stoves and tinware 
 Baker M, physician and surgeon 
 Balaam Alfred, deputy slii-ritf. Court 
 
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 Bank of Visalia, II i) Hyde pros, .1 J 
 
 Mack cashier 
 Barr Alex, cigars and t )l)acc() 
 Barr & llarter, .saloon 
 BEAL & BEATTIE, pr.-prs Tulare 
 V'alUy I'louriug Mill.i (water and 
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 Bulz Audicw, hlacksmitli and wagon- 
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 Ik'nn John, ph\sician 
 BISHOP & CO, druggi.^ts aiul propr.s 
 Bishop's C(nigh and Lung Balsam, 
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 Bliiii Wni. meat market 
 BRADLEY N 0, atty at law and not 
 
 ary puhli<'. Church 
 BRAVERMAN M, watchmaker and 
 
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 Bioder & Harland, proprs City Stables 
 BUTZ M,C & BRO, P"hs "Tulare 
 
 Weekly Times,'' Main 
 Canty J M, livery and feed stable 
 COHN H & CO, gen mdse. Main 
 I'oughran W \V, propr Visalia Livery 
 
 and Feed Stables 
 Creighton Thomas, sewing-machine and 
 
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 Cross A Jay, watchmaker and jeweler 
 Cross W W, superior judge, Court 
 
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 Crowley J \V, under sheriff 
 
 Cullom W B, atty at law and notary 
 
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 DAILEY J R, propr Exchange Hote', 
 
 cor Garden and Main 
 Denny H N, undertaker 
 Dineley Samuel, barber and varieties 
 
 DOUGLASS BROS & CO, gen mdse, 
 agricultural implements and hardware, 
 cor Cliurch and Main 
 
 DRAIS A S, saloon and chop house, 
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 EAGLE FLOURING MILLS, L A 
 
 Johnson propr. Main 
 
 EDWARDS E J, dist atty, atty at law 
 and notary public. Court House 
 
 EITEL & SCHMID, proprs Farmers' 
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 ELLIS W J, county supt public in- 
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 .Esteven Wcnn, restaurant and saloon 
 
 EXCHANGE HOTEL, J R Dailey 
 
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 FARMERS' HOME, Eitel & Schmid 
 
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 Fowler Thos, geu mdse 
 Gassenbcr^er Ch;.s, tailor 
 GIDDINGS C J, searcher of records, 
 
 real estate and ins agt and notary 
 
 public. Court House 
 (Joar J C, dtputy shtirilF, Court House 
 (irant It 1', fruit and confectionery 
 
 (treen H, gen iinlse 
 
 Crimshy John H, county supervisor 
 
 (i.'haiiirianl. Court House 
 Hall A v., physici.in and surgeon 
 Hall & ( nwiiii, blacksmiths and wagon- 
 
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 ' ' :ikaii Win, sah'on 
 - 'RTER IKE. I'n'pr Palace Hotel, 
 
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 HAvVES HORACE, atty at law ^lud 
 
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 ilof .1 15, pliysiciaii .uul surgeon (homoe- 
 
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 Hvde J I), .egister U S land olHce 
 Hyde 1! K, pivs The B ,ni; of Visalia, 
 
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 Jacob E, gen mdse 
 Jell'erds K M, deputy county ssor, 
 
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 Jeilerds F C, county as.s. i. Court 
 
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 JOHNSON L A, ,«en nulse and propr 
 
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 Jordan John F, county auditor. Court 
 
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 Keener Henry A, county treasurer, 
 
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 KEYES JOHN A, nor,i,mii8ter, Church 
 KIMBALL & JACKSON, liouse, sign 
 
 and carri.ige painters, Main and Court 
 KNOX JOHN G, county clerk, Court 
 
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 Kroehle Jacob, bakery 
 Laugrick & Hall, meat market 
 Lovinger Ike, cigars and tobacco 
 Levy Julius, notary public, ins agt and 
 
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 Lieves Philip, cigars and tobacco 
 Lindsfy Tipton, receiver U S land office 
 Luce L A, stoves, tinware, woodenware 
 Mack Addlph, driij.'gist and assayer 
 Mack J J, cashier Bank of X'isalia 
 Midloch 1), livery and feed stable 
 Mason Mrs Mary C, millinery 
 McNAMARA T M, atty at law and 
 
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 Miekley .) J, watchmaker and jewelry 
 Milkr Henry, sewing machine agt and 
 
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 Mooney M, l)rewery and soda factory 
 Morris H, dry goods and clothing 
 O -Bannoii U S, county recorder 
 Osborne W T, county supervisor 
 Owen Bros, blacksmiths aiul wagonmak- 
 
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 Pendergrass T \V, physician and surgeon 
 Pratt J B, barlK!r 
 l{eyncrson Jacob, justioeof peace 
 llussell & (.'rannis, pliy ici.uis and sur- 
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 Salazar .1, saddk'ry 
 Sanders ( ►, atty at law 
 Sayle it (irady, attysat law 
 .Seli^Miau Louis, cigars, tobaccf> and va 
 
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 iSellick l>, propr City \Vater Work^ 
 Sli^ire .bJiii, county supervisor 
 SHUHAM & CO, saddles and harness 
 
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 SLOCOMB HENRY, barber, Main 
 
 Smith Seth, county surveyor 
 
 Spangler& Co, painters 
 
 Stanton M E, shoemaker 
 
 Steuben Zane, agt Wells, Fargo & Co 
 
 Stevens & Wilcox, gen mdse, agl impts 
 and sewing machines 
 
 Stewart W C, drayman 
 
 Sweet S, secy Visalia 11 R Co 
 
 SWEET S & CO, gen m.lsc, hardware, 
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 Tauscher (ieo M, fi-uits 
 
 Thompson A A, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Weislier Augti>t, carpenter and Iniildor 
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 Williams Jno W, city marshal 
 Wren J N, saloiin 
 
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 Adnms J, livery stable 
 Bibbeiis (> W, mine supt 
 Boydstone E S, druggist and photogra- 
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 Brandon A, sawmill 
 Campi (lioranni, shoemaker 
 Campi ■'no, shoemaker 
 Cassi'ioili L, postmaster 
 Cassiiielli L & Bro, gen mdae 
 Carpenter Thos, gen mdse 
 Ciute P A, gen mdse 
 Coleman J, gen mdso 
 Consoliilatcd Amador Hydraulic Gold 
 
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 Deiuizer I', liquors 
 Pt'vitt k Provis, liquors 
 Friar K F, blacksmith 
 Frye & (ioodrioh, blacksmith 
 (loodrich C 15, blacksmith 
 (Iraves — , teamster 
 Hall .Fuuua, IjlacUsmith 
 lluey E \S\ billiard saloon and justice 
 
 of peace 
 Jerome Alex, liquors 
 Jimas Peter, hotel 
 Ktlley Deiuiis, lumber 
 Kessi'lcr A, j)hy>ii(ian aiid surgeon 
 Laj;lagoiiar Ciiio, liquors 
 U^lic ,las, lumber 
 liipp .1 B, teamster 
 liUCot Hui,'en(', liquors 
 Lucdt Nicholas, liquors 
 MoCuuy .bmatiiati, teamster 
 McLaiiie [;aiu;hliu, l)aiiker and supt of 
 Amador Canal and V^olcauo Ditch Ci 
 Miller .las, butcher 
 Miller I,, county supt of schools 
 Mcran Uobt, liquors 
 Petty .\, county assessor 
 Petty Solomon, iuveutor 
 Provis .las V., liquors 
 lliclianls Walter, lii[uors 
 Rddrick Uobt, teamster 
 Hose Hoiiry T, sawyer 
 Kossi Augelo, gen mdse 
 Street Isiac N, sawyer 
 Sturinau I N, constable 
 Tmiu Orsiui, liquors 
 Walleiiburg C, hnnber 
 Whitinore F \V, sawmill 
 
 population estimated at about 15. It is 
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 Walker's Landing, 
 
 SACRAMENTO COUNTY, 
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 Walnut Creek, 
 
 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, 
 
 Is a handsome little place at the base of 
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 fer a most attrictive feature. A fine ho- 
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 Annis Alex, stoves and tinware 
 
 Avery H 1\, pnstor, Presbyterian 
 
 BURPEE W S, li(|nors 
 
 GRIfiB E C, stationery, notions, gents 
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 Hook \V K, iiliysieian 
 
 HUNTINGTON & GRABER, black- 
 
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 KIRSGH M, blacksmith and wagon- 
 
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 MOORE E S &BRO,?r(>pr Oakland and 
 
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 MORENO F E. harness and sadillery 
 Niicr (has, wjitchmaki^r and jeweler 
 
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 Pearson .Joseph Vj, physician and drug- 
 
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 ROGERS W B & SON, proprs Rogers 
 
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 TURNER M H, justice of the peace 
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 Walnut Grove, 
 
 SACRAMENTO COUNTY. 
 
 Alder Joseph, harnessmaker 
 
 Bradt & Corbin, carpenters 
 
 Brown A, liotcl 
 
 Holttum W, agt Cal Transportation Co 
 
 Maack H Z, blacksmith 
 
 RADQESKY L, g» n mdsc, postma.stcr 
 
 and W, F & Co and ins agt 
 SHARP J W, postmaster 
 SUMMERS H A. physician 
 Town & Wickers, butcliers 
 
 Walsh's, 
 
 SACKAMENTO COUNTY. 
 
 Patton .Tas, blacksmith and wagonmakcr 
 WALSH J M> groceries, liquors and 
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 Washington, 
 
 NEVADA COUNTY. 
 
 BUISMAN H, liotel and postmastc. 
 
 Ely & Dooso, butchers 
 
 Grissel C, lu.tel 
 
 Heigeson O C, elotliing 
 
 JansenJ, shoemaker 
 
 Kohler H, gen nulse 
 
 MaloneT, shoemaker 
 
 Washington, 
 
 YOLO COUNTY. 
 
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 Brooks Wm N, carpenter, boat-buildcr 
 
 Buckingham Kobt, justice peace 
 
 Conrad Mrs L, boarding house 
 
 Dewey VV A, contractor and builder 
 
 Green W M, liquors 
 
 Hanson C 0, hotel 
 
 Hanser J & V, butchers 
 Hess .Ino, tinsmith 
 
 LYNCH PATRICK, bootmaker 
 Millard T, blacksmiti) 
 Murray Kobt, liquors 
 Kol)erts D, boarding and liquors 
 Smith J B, grocer and liquors 
 Yager Peter, brewery and liquors 
 
 Washington Corners, 
 
 ALAMEDA COUNTY, 
 
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 CALKIN EVERELL F, propr "Ala- 
 
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 CLARK BROS, gen m.lsc 
 
 CONNER D M, justice of the peace and 
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 Covert K, druggist 
 
 CROWELL H, carriage, wagonmaker 
 and blacksmith 
 
 Foster Therony, hotel and livery 
 
 HARMON S S, propr Washington 
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 HIRSH JOSEPH, gen mdse 
 
 KEANY PATRICK, Horist and nur- 
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 Mack Wm H, dnigs and stationery and 
 postmaster 
 
 McLachlan — , saloon 
 
 Thompson A C, boot and shoemaker 
 
 WAMSLEY J E, agt c P K i{, W, v& 
 
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 The view from the grounds extends m,any miles rJong 
 the San Jose Valley, and embraces the larger part of 
 the (Bay of San Francisco, and the shores and villages 
 beyond. In the background, at a distance of two miles, 
 rises the mountain range which forms the eastern 
 boundary of the valley. A tnore inviting and appro= 
 priate location, with a range of scenery so wide and 
 varied, cannot be found in the State. 
 
 The Location of Washington College 
 
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 It is easily accessible from all parts of the State, 
 
 By railway from San Jose, Hollister, Santa Cruz and the Sa1ina«» Valley, 
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 On January 8lh. 1880. it commenced its sixteenth Se^ion. The pres- 
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 Tliree Months 75 
 
 ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING DONE AT CITY PRICES, 
 
 And Satisfaction guaranteed. 
 POSTER WORK A SPECIALTY. 
 
 Waterford, 
 
 STANISLAUS COUNTY. 
 
 Curtzwaler Chas, saloon 
 
 Davis .Janus, hotel 
 
 Fauro A, uen iiulse and postmaster 
 
 Greysuu W, blaeksniith 
 
 Watsonville, 
 
 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, j 
 
 Is a pretty and prosperous town, situa-j 
 ted on tlie Soutluru Paeifio Hailroad,' 
 100 miles fiMm San Francisco. Tliu; 
 I'ajaro valley, of wliich Watsonville is! 
 the ei mniertial emporium, is one of tliei 
 richest, aL;ricnlturally s))eaking, in the 
 State, and conseijuently the place looks 
 to the interests of graziit;; an<l fajniing 
 for its support. Its ])ul)lic schools are 
 well miiintained and it business houses 
 and private residences are tastily builtj 
 and quite handsome. It has a ])opula 
 tion of 4,000. 
 
 Alexander Abnim, tailor and clothing 
 Alexander D, (.'en mdse 
 ALEXANDER T D, real estate agent 
 Arnold — , upholsterer 
 
 Attcridge & She<'hy, groceries 
 
 BANK OF WATSONVILLE. J N 
 
 BENJAMIN CHAS W, stationery no- 
 tions. cigars and tobacco 
 
 BESSE J N, cashier Bank of Watson- 
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 BOWIE ADAM. Xew ^ork Bakery 
 
 Hrasscl li , blacksmith 
 
 BREEN EDWARD, saloon 
 
 Brown & Libbey, dentist 
 I^yrd Win. saloon 
 
 " C A L I FORNIA TRANSCRIPT," 
 
 Wm M WheeK'r propr 
 CHAPMAN J S, watches and jewelry 
 
 CHURCHILL C C, blacksmith and 
 
 wai^oiimakcr 
 Conlan S, ^^'roccries 
 Cooper & Co, gen mdse 
 Cox C .1, stoves and tinware 
 Cummin^^s C O, postmaster 
 
 CUMMINGS & RADCLIFF, proprs 
 
 "Watsonville I'ajaronian " 
 
 DAVIS T M, justice of peace and no- 
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 Deal Ilev David, clergyman (Metho- 
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 DeSt Paul (!, li(juors 
 
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 Dougherty J F, hatter 
 Drussel Daniel, meat market 
 Duulup Saml B, constable 
 Eaton II W, wagonniaker 
 Fletcher Sibley, agt S R R 
 Folger Mrs, varietirs 
 Folger Peter, skatiii^^ rink 
 FONTANA & DEKAHTINI. irroce- 
 
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 FREIERMUTH GEO A, luir.lware. 
 
 stoves, tinware and crockery 
 Grant Misa E V, nitinayor \V U 'I'cl (Jo 
 Grant II T. livery stable 
 HAMILTON G S, harness and saddles 
 Harris 1 VV, harnessniaker 
 Hechcrin<,'ton If, bootmaker 
 HOLBROOK L D, justice of peace, no 
 
 tiiry public and iiisiinmce 
 HOLBROOK MRS L D, millinery 
 Howaril .lolin, machinist 
 Ingham James, blacksmith, wagonmakcr 
 Itelan L, iihysici.ui 
 
 JACKSON HENRY, grain dealer and 
 ■•en commission mercliaiit, and a.^t 
 ComniL'reiid Assurance Co 
 JESSEN CONRAD, pr^.pr Scandina- 
 vian Hotel, constable and eullector 
 Jones C I', watclies and jewelry 
 Joseiih H M, h!iirdrcsser 
 KENNEDY THOS, livery stable 
 Larkin J'atrii'k, saloon 
 LAURITZEN P, groceries, crockery, 
 
 liiiots anil slides 
 LEE JULIUS, attorney at law and 
 
 uotaiy public 
 LEWIS A & CO, general mercliandise 
 LEWIS HOUSE, A Lewis propr 
 Lcilies M S, LfPdeeiieS 
 
 LORENZEN LORENZ.Westcrn Hotel 
 Luiiil fl J, jeweler 
 LYNAM JNO, boots and shoes, dealer 
 
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 LYNAM MRS M, milli.ury 
 MANSION HOUSE,.' M Staples propr 
 Manlucrd I'eter, restaurant 
 MARTIN ED, books, stationery 
 
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 MARTIN E J, pliysieian and surgeon 
 Maulbateh S, bootmaker 
 McADAM A, blacksmith, wagonmakcr 
 McLEAN N, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 of cylindi-r teeth 
 Mooney James, lu)tel 
 Morey David, gunsmith 
 Morris M, clothing 
 
 O'CONNOR & TURNER, meat 
 
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 O'Neill Chas, furniture 
 OTTENBERG J, hairdresser 
 
 FALMTAG C, Pajaro Brewery 
 Pardee Geo, commission merchant 
 Patterson W A, druggist and physician 
 Peckham Geo W, job printer 
 PECKHAM P a, paints, oils, glass, 
 
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 Perret Francis Gay, groceries 
 POPwTER J T & CO, agents W, F & 
 
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 PORTER JEROME, notary public 
 Putnam l> 1,, restiuranc 
 iiiebanU W S, uroeerie.i 
 RODGERS WD, physician, surgeon 
 ROGGEWM, bootmaker 
 
 RUDEBECK I PETER, saloon 
 SCHNEIDER KASPER, m^M-chant 
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 Wm H Wheeler propr 
 Seevers W, clothing and dry goods 
 Sheppard Mrs, millinery 
 Sinunons S S, druguist and physician 
 Slight E T, candy factory and bakery 
 Smith Car!, saloon 
 Smitli J H, saloon 
 
 Siiodu'rass Tlios, harness and saddles 
 STAPLES J M, propr Mansion House 
 Steen A, barber 
 
 Stewart J \V, cigars and tobacco 
 Stoef-Sir Otto, h-irdware and groceries 
 Swasey & Peckham, painters 
 Taylor C E, lilacksmith 
 I'liomas Clias Ij, tlour mills 
 TODD & SON, carriage, sign and house 
 
 painters 
 Tuck Isaac A, groeeries 
 
 ••WATSONVILLE PAJARONIAN," 
 
 Cunnnings & Uadclill' proprs 
 Werner Fri'd bootmaker 
 WHEELER WM H, propr "Semi- 
 
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 Wichman C, hairdresser 
 Wiener Albert, dry goods and clothing 
 Wilcox O I', jeweler 
 Williams . I (', borseshoer 
 WILLIAMSON J N, hotel, feed stable 
 
 WRIGHT & SEWELL MRS, millin- 
 
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 audi Voacham & Tuttle, meat market 
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 CUMMINCS & RADCLIFFE, Proprietors. 
 
 Weaverville, 
 
 TRINITY COUNTY, 
 
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 from Keddini; ; re.ichcd Ijy stages. It 
 is a well ami tastily built place, and is 
 supported by the mining, stock-raising 
 and agricultural interests of the locality. 
 
 Balch .J R, clothing 
 
 Barnikel .1, drugs and stationery 
 
 Benner H W, liijuors 
 
 Condon Wm, hotel 
 
 Craig C W, insurance agent and propr 
 
 "Trinity Journal" 
 Estes Jno M, county clerk, reconler and 
 
 auditor 
 Grady J F, dentist 
 firilHn M F, county treasurer 
 Hansen 1), cigars and tobacco 
 H.aynes C VV, dentist 
 HeiLsley S J, liijuors 
 Hocker Henry, provisions 
 Irwin John G, atty at law and dist atty 
 Jones T E, county judge 
 Karsky & Abrahams, dry goods and 
 
 clothing 
 Lang M, groceries 
 Lord John, physician 
 
 Fjove Alex N, litpiors 
 Tjoveridge M, county surveyor 
 Lowden W S, U S di-puty assessor and 
 
 county surveyor 
 Marshall A H, county assessor 
 Martin J<ihii, Hour and grain 
 McCausland K T, watchmaker 
 Montague J C, county physician 
 Morris & Kule, hotel 
 Noonan <teo E, county school supt 
 Paulsen Jact)b, county assessor 
 Philbrnok Jno W, district atty 
 I'incus I & Co, dry goods and clothing 
 Koshorough A M, judge Uth judicial 
 
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 Schall Louis, boots and shoes 
 Smiley J \V, sherifJ'and tax collector 
 Taylor Daniel, county coroner and pub- 
 lic administrator 
 Taylor Asa, county clerk •'«'"' 
 Thomas Chas, coroner and public ad- 
 ministrator 
 Timmerman Bros, furniture 
 To(hl Wm, butcher 
 "Trinity Journal," C W Craig propr 
 Vollmers & I'aulsen, hotel 
 Wadleigh Miss Mary N, supt public 
 
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 Williams C E, atty at law 
 Young Frank W, notary public and ini 
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 California — Weldonr-West Oakland. 
 
 875 
 
 ALPIIABRTICALLY . 
 
 Weldon, 
 
 KERN COUNTY. 
 
 Brown Andrew, gun mdse and flouring 
 
 mill 
 Scodie William, gen mdse 
 TAYLOR C J £, asst postmaster 
 
 West Butte, 
 
 SUTTER COUNTY. 
 
 BEATY & JONES, gen mdae 
 Cope J M, bluckHmith 
 
 Westminster, 
 
 LOS ANGELES COUNTY, 
 Eight miles southwest from Anaheim. 
 
 Flem — , harness and saddles 
 Hull T C, i)ostniaster 
 Hull T C & C), gen mdse 
 McCoy .las, phyaieian and surgeon 
 McFadden & Son, gen mdse 
 Steinhart .1 H, gen mdse 
 .Strong Kohert nurseryman 
 
 West Oakland, 
 
 ALAMEDA COUNTY, 
 
 Is within the corporate limits of Oak 
 laud, though it has a distinct postortice 
 It comprises all that part of the city ly 
 ing west of Center street and as an aux 
 ilury in the creation of funds contiibu- 
 te<l to the su[)port of the city's institu- 
 tions is a factor of some importance. 
 There are quite a numlx-r of substantial 
 business houses and handsome residences, 
 several schools and elegant churches, in 
 this (piarter of the city. Communica- 
 tion is had by horse and steam cars with 
 Oakland and East Oakland, another 
 division of the city. 
 
 Aker Christ, bakery, 1 836 Seventh 
 Albroecht I'Ved'k, liquors, cor Thirteenth 
 
 and Center 
 Aldis Elizabeth, fancy goods, 1GG9 
 
 Eighth 
 Alexander Henry, clothing and furnish 
 
 ing goods, 1754 Seventh 
 Anderson J P, liquors, 191 Seventh 
 Anthony A G, physician 
 Bailey James, nurseryman, 1161 Sev 
 
 enth 
 Barker Alfred Z T, painter, 1712 Seventh 
 Baseizza G, restaurant, 1516 Seventh 
 
 Belden E E, real estate, 1504 Seventh 
 BLTJEWIND CHOP HOUSE, B J 
 
 Donahue propr, 1707 Seventh 
 Bridgman C B, carpenter, SE cor Fil- 
 
 br •+, and Third 
 Brown Francis, fruits and confectionery, 
 
 1456 Seventh 
 Brown W M, physician and surgeon, 
 
 1702 Seventh 
 BUHSEN DEDRICH, grocer, SW cor 
 
 Seventh and Pine 
 Bullock John C, tinware, 1706 Seventh 
 Bunker J, litpiors, 1805 Seventh 
 Bush & VVheeler, butchers, 867 Wood 
 Callaghan Chas, liquors, 1851 Seventh 
 Caviero (i, grocer, 1)25 Third 
 Cloony & O Brien, wood, coal, hay and 
 
 grain, 155'J Seventh 
 
 CLOUDMAN C H, boots and shoes, 
 11557 Peralta 
 
 CLOUDMAN MRS N M, f^ncy goods, 
 
 l.'?57 Peralta 
 COATES EDWARD J, grocer, NEcor 
 
 Adeline autl Fourteenth 
 Cohen & Ambrosa, liquors, 1725 
 
 Seventh 
 Cohen .Fohn, butcher, 181.3 Seventh 
 Cohen Mrs 15, school books and notions, 
 
 1 666 Seventh 
 Colburn J S & Co, real estate, 1736 
 
 Seventh 
 Collens H M, grocer, 1766 Seventh 
 Collins Patricli M, real estate, 954 
 
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 COMER J H. propr Seventh Street 
 
 House, ISO-* Seventh 
 Contra Costa Laundry Association, G H 
 
 Hallett, P Bartlett, B V. Dalton, cor 
 
 I'ourteenth and Kirkham 
 Crossey Mr, confectionery and fruit, 
 
 loOi Seventh 
 Crowley Cornelius, liquors, 1833 Sev- 
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 CUSICK RICHARD, restaurant, 1838 
 
 Seventh 
 Cutting & Baker, confectionery .ind sta- 
 tionery, NE cor Pine and Seventh 
 Dabney Mrs N K, dressmaker, 1646 
 
 Seventh 
 Dailey P .1, cigars, tobacco and fancy 
 
 goods, 1762 Seventh 
 Detel J F W, grocer, 16<)0 Ei^dith 
 Dunbar John, g.-ocer, 851 Myrtle 
 Eiben & Nor, grocers, NW cor Seventh 
 
 and Campbell 
 El wood \V B, liquors, SE cor Kirkham 
 
 and Fourteenth 
 Farrell Mrs Jane, grocer, 1700 Eighth 
 Farrell Michael, liquors, 1855 Seventh 
 Fick Mrs A, dry goods and fancy goods, 
 
 1761 Seventh 
 
 ilNCH&BARNHISEL, wood, coal, 
 
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 Fisher k Morison, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 1802 Seventh 
 
 Fisk L, grocer, 07 1 Adeline 
 Flaherty Timothy, carpenter and build- 
 er, ir>l 1 Seventh 
 Flint L, bootmaker, 1785) Seventh 
 Fn'v John, jeweler, 1708 Seventh 
 FUCHSP, coal dealer, 1-244 and 1240 
 
 Center 
 Oet)rge Joseph, bootmaker, 183!) Seventh 
 
 OERNREICH & THORNBURG, 
 
 grocers, NE cor Eightli and Center 
 Gibbons & Conan, grooers, 1529 Seventh 
 Gibson Alexander, picture frames, 1708 
 
 Seventli 
 Giese Louis, li(iuor8, 17;")! Seventh 
 Ginu'w Ulrich, barber, 1508 Seventh 
 Grabs August, butcher, I78;{ Seventh 
 Gray Mrs M, i)akery, 1)15 Seventh 
 Haar Henry & Bro, grocers, 1472 Sev- 
 enth 
 Halloran Michael, boots and shoes, 1710 
 
 Seventh 
 Hall Wm M, liotel, 1703 Seventh 
 Haiiley MieUai'l, lifjuors, 1507 Seventh 
 HANSA HOTEL, Hennaua Kirchner 
 
 17:.'5 Seventh 
 Hansen A H, liquors, 871 Wood 
 Harding Frank, lii|uors, tobacco and no- 
 tions, ISOS Suventli 
 Heckman F C, bootmaker, \v s Wood nr 
 
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 Henniu^er Jolin, hotel, 1750 Seventh 
 Hefhicr Fred, Ijiirbor, 834 Wood 
 Ht'iniieo, eiijiir nianufi-, 1 520 Seventh 
 Heine A.nroetr and nianufr of windmills, 
 SE cor Kiglith and ('liester j 
 
 JEMERY JOSEPH, barber, 80!) Wood 
 JcnnigG I), t:iilor, 175!) Soveuth " i 
 Joyce Martin, liijuois, 1837 Seventh 
 Jukes Mrs Mary, bakery, !U 1 Seventh | 
 KEYES JAMES, butcher, 1407 Sev- 
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 K oilier 10 F, lifjuors, 1502 Seventh 
 Kri^ Fred, fruits and vegetables, 1809 
 Seventh I 
 
 Lant;tord Thomas, cigars and tobacco,! 
 1708 Seventh \ 
 
 Lawless James, licjuors, 1815 Seventh i 
 
 LAWRENCE DEWITT C, propr 
 
 ''Oaklaiiil l'ress,"aiid notary public, 
 SE cfr Seventh and Willow I 
 
 Lay ton Mrs J H, boarding and lodging, 
 
 1803 Seventh 
 
 Legler Dr H T, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Market 
 Lehrbass llichard, Iii|uors, 919 Seventh 
 Levy Wolir, tailor, 913 Seventh 
 Long Wm, l)utcher, 1753 Seventh | 
 
 Lort'h Matthew, boots and shoe", 1453 
 
 Seventh 
 Loud W, liquors, 1730 Seventh 
 Lynch John, licjuors, 1457 Seventh ' 
 
 MacLoan D, physician and surgeon, 1702 
 
 Seventh 
 Magner Michael, restaurant, 1787 
 
 Seventh 
 Marlett Mrs Mary, bakory and notions, 
 
 904 Seventh 
 Martens C, licpiors, 1840 Seventh 
 
 MARTIN & SANDELIN, druggist, 
 
 1702 Seventh 
 
 McKay Edward, bootmaker, 832 Market 
 
 McLaughlin M, fruits and confectionery, 
 w 8 Wood nr 11 R ave 
 
 McMillan & cox, grocers, 837 Mar- 
 ket 
 
 MeNamara Mrs M, groceries, 951 Third 
 
 Meyer Mrs F H, fancy goods, 1452 
 Seventh 
 
 MEYER F H, drugs, 1450 Seventh cor 
 Center 
 
 Miller Frank, butcher, SE cor Peralta 
 and Seventh 
 
 Miller & Hanlen, druggist and apothe- 
 caries, 1700 Seventh 
 
 Moran & (talavan, plumbing and gas- 
 fitting, 801 Wood 
 
 Murphy Daniel, liquors, 1841 Seventh 
 
 Musselman David, bootmaker, UOi) Sev- 
 enth 
 
 Naismith Geo S, grocer, SE cor Eighth 
 and Myrtle 
 
 Naismitii Mrs G, fancy goods, 1701 
 Kightii 
 
 Nash P E, hardware, 1704 Seventh 
 
 Niemann Mis C, fruit ami vegetables, 
 1400 Seventh 
 
 Nor Chris H, livery stable, 1734 Sev- 
 enth 
 
 NUGENT JAMES, wines, licjuors, etc, 
 140:) Seventh 
 
 Parker Joseph, furniture, etc, 907 Sev- 
 enth 
 
 Perdue T, boots and shoes, 1733 Seventh 
 
 Preuer Antone, bakery and confection- 
 ery, 1054 Seventh 
 
 Querolo James, liquors, 1802 Seventh 
 
 aUINLAN JAMES G, liquors, 1454 
 
 Seventli 
 RAMIREZ J R, fruit and vegetables, 
 
 1781 Seventli 
 Reek Wm, liquors, 1105 Seventh 
 Uogovieh L, fruit and vegetables, 1757 
 
 Seventh 
 ROSE J M, barber, 835 Market 
 U K Exchange, H Markwalder propr, 
 
 1880 Seventli 
 Pudolph G II, restaurant, 1811 Seventh 
 Samson M, butcher, 1301 Peralta 
 Sanders Henry, grocer, 1 101 Seventh 
 Scheiding T H, litjuors, 1810 Seventh 
 Scherrer John, boots and shoes, iCGS 
 
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 Schuler F, hardware, 1 720 Scv»»nth 
 Seadler Jas, architect, 1500 Seventh 
 
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 Shannon k Hooncy, pluinl)era and gnsiit- 
 
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 Shftw C K, furniture, 808 Willow 
 Shaw .lolui. cr«;ccr, !>51 Fifth 
 Shirrott E, vivnoiy store, 1514i Seventh 
 Sicotto Ferdinantl, oarriiigu und wagon- 
 maker, o s Wood lAoar 11 U ave 
 Smith A W S, groceries and provisions, 
 
 NW cor I'lighth an I CiimplHjll 
 STOCKY J, liquors, 1774 Seventh, res 
 
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 Stowell & Driver, grocers, 1G5»' Suvontli 
 Stu!z & Schi'Uo, b.irhur sliop anlhttl'i, 
 
 17»i'J Seventh 
 SUNOL J D, wood and coo,l, 1733 Sev 
 
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 Sweeny Miss Kate, fanry goods, 1510 
 
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 Taller Isaac, M D, physician, 1506 Sev 
 
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 Thaler Conrad, hukor, NW cor Eighth 
 
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 VANE JAMES F, plumbing and gas- 
 
 tittini,', HWO Seventh 
 Venaglia E, propr J{ailroad House, SE 
 
 cor Seventh and Bay 
 Von (ilahn J Frederielc, grocer, 1451 
 
 Seventh 
 Wagner W S, real estate and notary 
 
 W)'.it)lic, ITOCi'. Seventh 
 ALSH WM. li'px"-'*, 13'^'0 Peralta, 
 
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 Wist Oakland Free Heading Room, S M 
 
 l>ay curator, 1704 Seventh 
 Wilkins Mrs F II, millinery and dress- 
 making, I71'S Si'ventli 
 Wilson .las A k W S, priiprs Star system 
 
 (if niwasurcnu'iit for ladies' clothing', 
 
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 Wilson Wni, grocer, 8G3 Wood 
 Winn A, ^jrocer. \'i~'.\ Third 
 WulilMohii, bakery, 1810 Seventh 
 Zeiss Harry A, butcher, SW cor Eighth 
 
 and Chester 
 Zuliiisky & Trumbley, grocers, NE cor 
 
 Seventh and Willow 
 Ziinniernian W H, fruit and produce, 
 
 8G5 Wood 
 
 Kutnno S, gen mdso and postmaster 
 Schenaker A, saloon 
 Smith John, blacksmith 
 Z ivalla J & C, butchers 
 Zavalli Joe, saloon 
 
 8. RUFFINO, 
 
 WEST POINT, CALIFORNIA, 
 
 Uuiieral Dealer in 
 
 Dry Goods and Groceries, 
 
 Pat«'iit niodivint'M, 
 
 Boots, Shoes Hardw:r\ CroDkery^ 
 
 I'ailltH, OilN, Ill'IIB'M, 
 
 Fancy Goods, Hats aiul Caps, 
 
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 Wheatland, 
 
 YUBA COUNTY, 
 
 Is on the line of the Oregon Division 
 of the Central Pacific Kailroad, forty 
 miles from Sacramento, having a popu- 
 lation of 450. The Orders of Odd Fel- 
 lows, Masons, (irangers and IT. O. W. 
 have lodges here. It is beautifully situ- 
 ated, has three churches and a public 
 sciiool buildinjr, in which an ellicient 
 pedago'_nie teaches the "youn^ idea how 
 to shoot," ten niDiiths in the year, and 
 which coat «:4,000. 
 
 West Point, 
 
 CALAVERAS COUNTY. 
 
 Baccigaluppi R, gen mdse 
 Cavalli.los, saloon 
 Kckert M, restaurant 
 Flanders Samuel S, livery stable 
 Hepburn Mrs W, hotel 
 Hoskins Mrs Samuel, hotel 
 Novilla T, gen mdse 
 Pacheco Peter, gen mdse 
 
 HOTEL, E J Seibold 
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 Hevau T F, constitble 
 BEAY & LOWE, propra Bank Ex- 
 
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 BHAY P M, justice of pc'ice 
 Calincs & Hoss, harness and saddles 
 
 CENTRAL HOTEL, M M >.eustadt 
 
 cilLSON & REYNOLDS, milliners 
 and dressmakers 
 
 COOPER T F. watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 DALBEY F, hamoKs and saddles, car- 
 riage trimmer and upholsterer 
 
 Dcwane M I), wagonmaker 
 
 DUPLEX EDWAED P, hairdresser 
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 Duplex Mrs S E, lad"es' hairdresser 
 
 Durst D P, physician and president 
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 FAEMERS' BANK OF WHEAT 
 
 LAND, W W Holland cashier 
 
 FBANCEE CHAS, house, sign and 
 carriaj^e painter 
 
 HAMILTON J T, physician and sur- 
 geon 
 
 Harvey Geo W, saloon 
 
 HOLLAND W W, cashier Farmers' 
 Bank of Wheatland 
 
 Humphreys llev G W, clergyman, 
 (Methodist) 
 
 IRWIN DAVID, supt Towle & Cos 
 lumber yard 
 
 JXJSTIS L M, meat market and groceries 
 
 LANDIS & GOODKINL, gen mdse, 
 furniture and agents Wells, Fargo & 
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 LANDIS JOHN, postmaster 
 Lipp A r, varieties, (refused to give 
 name, probably not wishing creditord 
 to know of liis whereabouts) 
 Lofton F K, supt Wlieutland Mill Co 
 McFee W J, agent (' i' .'i R and W U 
 
 Tel Co 
 MELTON T., physician rad surgeon 
 NEUSTADT M! M, propr Central Ho- 
 
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 SCOTT M A, druggist 
 SEIBOLD E J, pi-"pr American Hotel 
 .Shields Thos, stoves and tinware 
 SPENCER E W, bootmaker 
 TOWLE & CO, proprs Wheatland Lum- 
 ber Yard 
 Trimmer Mrs Joseph, bakery cand hotel 
 Waddle C l>, constable 
 
 Walker J F, dentist 
 
 Wheatland Mill Co, F R Lofton supt 
 
 Wilson J L, saloon 
 
 WOLF SIMON & CO, gen mdse 
 
 L. M. JUSTIS, 
 
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 WHEATLAND, 
 
 Yuba County, California. 
 
 CENTRAL HOTEL. 
 
 M. M. Neuatait, - Proprietor, 
 
 WHEATLAND, 
 
 V'uba County, California. 
 
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 MATHEW A. SCOTT, 
 
 Front Street, Wheatland, Cal. 
 
 Proprietor of Scott's Elixir Tar, Liquorice and Honey (for the cure of 
 Couglis Jind Coldrt), and Scott'd Anti-Billious< Pills, (sure and never-failing 
 remedies). Sample boxes of the Pills mailed to any address upon receipt 
 of price, 25et.s (in stamps), or a bottle of the Elixir Tar to any place in 
 the State, by express (pre-paid) for .^L25. 
 
 White's Bridge, 
 
 FRESNO COUNTY. 
 
 BURCKHALTER A, postmaster 
 White J li, gen mdse 
 
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 Jones P D, gen mdse, postmaster and 
 
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 Potts J L, hotel 
 
 
 
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 CHAMBERLAIN P B, varieties, 
 
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 Cole & Peters, blacksmiths 
 Connelly Thns, saddles and harness 
 
 CRUTOHER & MANOR, gon mdse 
 
 Ualman Sclig, saloon 
 
 FOUCH BROS, druggists, toilet articles 
 
 and cigars and tobacco 
 iJlovcr 1), harness and saddles 
 HARVEY L S, propr Cosmopolitan 
 
 House 
 HYMANM&CO.genmdse 
 Kiml);dl K N, tinner 
 LONG M A & SON, Central Livery 
 
 Stable and Saloon 
 Matlu'son D;i.vid, saloon 
 ?»IellJiio, bootmaker 
 
 MILLER ALEXANDER, saloon and 
 
 I'iirnier 
 .Miller it ('i>, lively stable and stage line 
 
 MORRISON SMITH, saloon 
 
 Nelk N, wa'.{i>umaker 
 Newman A & Co, gon mdse 
 Noon A, car[)eiiter and lumber 
 Iviekey & Crowder, pbysicians 
 Kiddcil i; i:, lihicksmitli 
 RUMMERSBURG H hairdresser 
 
 RYDER & CHAMBERLAIN, ai,^^ 
 
 \V, V & Co and ins 
 Kyder .F S, teK';;r.iph opr 
 Smitli W A, blaeksmitli 
 Stovidl .1 C, scales and warehouse 
 WILLIAMS W H, propr \Villiams 
 
 Hotel and postin.'istiT 
 WILSEY CHARLES, constable 
 WILSEY R A, justice of peace 
 
 Willows, 
 
 COLCSA COUNTY, 
 
 A 1)1. CO of 000 inhabitants, on the line 
 ot the projected Northern Calitoriiia 
 I'ailn al. It is beautifully situated in a 
 rich ; gricultural district, and promises 
 to be an important point of supplies. 
 
 Barry Jno, bootmaker 
 
 Bass John, undertaker and agt Paget 
 
 Sound Lumber Co 
 Bates Z, auctioneer and saloon 
 Batz Z, saloon 
 Baylor & Tooley, physicians 
 Baylor W C, physician 
 Bridges H ^V, saloon 
 BROOKS P P, constable 
 Calhoun Jas (I, physician 
 CARMODY & i?ARR, meat market 
 
 CAROLOFF ALICK, atty at law, jus- 
 tice of peace and notary public 
 CENTRAL HOTEL, (^ W Williams 
 
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 Culver & Richardson, saloon 
 Culver Sam, saloon 
 Dress J A, R I! agt 
 
 I'Veemp i & Klemmer, hardware and agri- 
 cultural implts 
 (i rover Bros, hardware, stoves and tin- 
 ware 
 Halet & Loy, furniture 
 Hanson Bros, druggists 
 HART ELIJAH C, propr "The Wil- 
 
 lows .lournul" 
 Hill W W, warehouse 
 Hochheimer & Co, gen mdse and agt W, 
 
 1'' & Co 
 Jackson A A, hotel and manager Colusa 
 
 Lumber Co 
 Johnston .1 O, livery and sale stable and 
 propr Wi lows and Orland Stage Line 
 Johnston Wm, postmaster 
 .Jones Tlios, warelKuise 
 .lones Mrs Z C, dressmaker and mil- 
 liner 
 Kaha & Col)l('ntz, watches and jewelry, 
 \ arieties, tobacco and agt W U Tel 
 Kyes & Brower, soda manufrs 
 LiJielle (), barber 
 Marko & Bender, bakery 
 Mar.shall N B, livery and feed stal)le 
 
 MARSHALL W W, livery, feed and 
 s.ile stiibk' 
 
 Me( line M \', atty at law 
 
 McN'ortiin Frank, notiiry public and 
 conveyancer 
 
 Miller (Jc(,rge, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Millinuton Setli, school teacher 
 
 M umoii !■], saloon 
 
 MURDOCK W C & CO, bankers, real 
 estate, insurance, commission and 
 wool merchants 
 
 Newman Clias, gen mdse 
 
 Ojjle 1"., harness and saddles 
 
 PARK W J, atty at law 
 
 I'attoii .1 A, gen mdse and agricultural 
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 I'ricc Will, hotel 
 
 I'liget Sound Lumber Co, A Powell agt 
 
 Putnam J C, druggist 
 
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 ALFIIARBTICALLT. 
 
 RAINVILLE JOSEPH, blacksmith, 
 
 wiij^onmaker and painter 
 Rathbun E, contractor and builder 
 Saunders Jno S, atty at law 
 Schultz F, tailor 
 Scott Thoa, barber 
 Shinn Mrs, restaurant 
 Stone F \V, watches and jewelry 
 Thomas A B, geu mdse 
 Thomas E B, groceries and fruit 
 Todley Tj P, physician and coroner 
 TOOMEY J B, harness and saddlery 
 Ward Jos, hotel 
 VVegan Chas, saloon 
 Wegaii W K, brewery 
 WILLIAMS G W, Central Hotel 
 Wilson Wm, physician 
 Youut G W, photoo;r;ipher 
 
 Wilmington, 
 
 LOS ANUELES COUNTY. 
 
 Anderson & Jorgenson, saloon 
 
 Baniiiuj; Phineas, storage, commission 
 and lumber 
 
 Boushoy S & A, mining, Santa Catalina 
 Island 
 
 B ial L B, barber 
 
 Burklo F, saloon 
 
 Carey Mrs Mary E, boarding and lodg- 
 ing 
 
 Crowley Tirnotliy, blacksmith 
 
 Deaber Col (!i'o, saloon 
 
 D.nvning Major P H, collector of cus- 
 toms 
 
 Frazcr Thos, bootmaker 
 
 (Jarratt Hobt, wagonnuiker 
 
 (ioiiiotti .lohn, saloon 
 
 (Jreen Mis If, varieties 
 
 H.iwkiiis Will, b lUory 
 
 HoiFiicr < loo, saloon 
 
 HOLTON G M, atty i>t law, Canal 
 
 Jaeoby lionnaii, gen mdse, ins agt and 
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 KeiuR'tly Jolin, stoves, tinware and 
 
 LAuisERSHEIMER A, druggist and 
 
 postmaster, Caii.il 
 Maldiiii Antonio, li(juors and tobacco 
 Morrison .Fohn, gen mdse 
 Poggi Itiifael, saloon and l)oarding 
 
 RAILROAB LODGING HOUSE, s a 
 
 Tliompson, Canal 
 Rios P, livery and feed stable 
 Roiiaii Timothy, i>lack8mith 
 Salazar A, fruits and tobacco 
 Sarraro .lohn, l).irber 
 SAVAGE W H, atty at law. Canal 
 Seyler Chas, agt S P R R, W. F A Co 
 
 and W U Tel Co 
 Silva Joseph k Ikn, restaurant 
 ^)ilva Siiml, saloon 
 
 SYLVA J P. groceries and saloon, Ca- 
 nal 
 
 THOMPSON S G, saloon and lodgings, 
 Canal 
 
 Van Valkeuburg Henry, saddles and 
 harness 
 
 Vickery & Hinds, meat market 
 
 Wildman Mrs Mury A, fancy goods 
 
 Windsor, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY. 
 
 Bixley Walter, gen mdse 
 Chrishobn & Bro, painters 
 Davis L T, physician 
 (iraham .fames, blacksmith 
 .fekonie Thos, gen mdse 
 
 LINDSEY & CLARK, gen mdse and 
 
 postolKce 
 Luther lj, physician 
 Maekender t!eo, blacksmith 
 Martin Hyram, gen mdse 
 Morgan Bros, butchers 
 Sliuier Ceo, blacksmith 
 
 Winters, 
 
 pliysi- 
 
 YOLO COUNTY. 
 
 Antonc & Co, barbers 
 
 BELL BROS, dru^'gists and phyaiciaos 
 
 BELL H R, physician 
 
 BELL W T, physician 
 
 Bibli L, varieties 
 
 BOWEN BROS, Hvery stable 
 
 Brock .t i'ritehott, blacksmith 
 
 CJflANDLER F B, lumber and build- 
 ing materials 
 
 Clark 1{, atty at law 
 
 D.iwiiey & W^eaver, blacksmiths 
 
 i:.i\vard 1) P, hotel 
 
 1011 iott * Co, groceries 
 
 Kitzjerald It 1), bootmaker 
 
 l'"it/.rer.ild Mis It l>, millinery 
 
 GREGORY J D, druggist and 
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 Hill Bros, warehouse 
 
 HULSE J C, j''stit;e peace and notary 
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 Iliiniplir'v E A, harnessmaker 
 
 IRE LAND E, wagonmaker 
 
 .lames .le{itiia, meat market 
 
 .leans .1, butcher 
 
 KAUFFMAN L & CO, gen mdse 
 
 LATON M F, Parker Plouse 
 
 liOgan JOlder J, clergyman (Christian) 
 
 Massa Antone, hairdresser 
 
 McARTHUR J B. agt Vaca Vailey ft 
 Clear Lake R R, VV, F A Co aud W U 
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 Mc(<rath P, earpe'itor 
 
 MOODY LORENZO, postmaster and 
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 Pipkiu J, constable 
 
 Keardon James, saloon 
 
 Rice A K, salouu 
 
 Shaw if M, wagonmaker 
 
 Shaw W, b )otmaker 
 
 SPAULDINQ & HARLAN, generJ 
 
 miTchaiulise 
 STEWARD J P, carpenter, constable 
 
 and collector 
 Ward F, carpenter 
 Willis T W, tinner 
 VViUon Mrs D, millinory 
 WILSON & HACKE, Brick Saloon 
 Wolfe C H, carpenter 
 
 Witter's Springs, 
 
 LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 RadnlilTJ O, livery stable 
 WITTER D, hotel and postmaater 
 
 Woodbridge, 
 
 SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, 
 
 Is situat3<l 3 miles from L'hU by st;i<;e 
 and 17 miles from Stoektou. i'opula 
 tion 300. 
 
 Alvares Joseph, hairdresser 
 
 Beiitlty H, agt W, F & Co and stoves 
 and tinware 
 
 Bentloy H & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Cope lliohard, iiarnessmaker 
 
 Dayton Kli, physician 
 
 Elliot'. W C, livery stable 
 
 GERARD JAMES S, postmaster, agt 
 VV U Tel Co and «lealer in pictures 
 and frames, watches and jewelry, 
 
 ' books and stationery, musical instru- 
 ments find notions 
 
 Greon L D, tlour mill 
 
 HcCORMACK & PLUMMER, aa- 
 
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 Neil T H, bootmaker 
 I'arr A A, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 PtTiott tJeo, market 
 
 PLUMMER EH, hotel 
 
 Ifohinett.lohn, liquors 
 
 RUTLEDGE & MoLERRAN, gen 
 
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 Woodland, 
 
 YOLO COUNTY. 
 
 The pretty little city of Woodland, 
 with a population of 4,000, will com- 
 pare very favorably with the handsom- 
 est citie< of the State. Her location on 
 the Kui^lit's Lmding branch of the Cal- 
 ifornia Pacific lliiilroad, in a section re- 
 markable alike for its fertility of soil 
 and equable climate, is an assurance of 
 her future importance. She has quite a 
 number of splendid business blocks and 
 ma^^nitieent private residences, and is 
 supported by a wealthy fai-ming commu- 
 nity. Her PuWic Square, studded with 
 slirubbsry, rare plants, palms and furns, 
 is a very attractive featurj of the place. 
 Her Court House and jail, combined, is 
 a well constructed building and an or- 
 nament to the place. Tha society is 
 excellent, schools superior and health 
 good. 
 
 Woodford, 
 
 ALPINE COUNTY. 
 
 MERRILL W P« gen mdse and post 
 
 master 
 Martinsen H, hotel 
 Field Z, blacksmith 
 Beinis £, sawmill 
 
 AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, 
 
 M H Torrance propr. Main 
 B/^KEE B, saloon, Main 
 BAKER F E, atty at law, Main 
 Ball .1 C, atty at law and notary public 
 
 BANK OF WOODLAND, C W Bush 
 
 cashier 
 B.irclav J A, watches and jewelry 
 BARNES & CO, proprs of Woodland 
 
 Mwit Market 
 BARR C, Craft Hotel Saloon 
 lieat'h Kros, proprs •'Woodland Repub- 
 lican" 
 Bentley (Jeo W, saloon 
 Herg K, news agent 
 Brendel F W, varieties 
 lirunner Chus, stlooii 
 BURGE FRANK, Helvetia Hotel 
 BUSH C W, cashier Bank of Wood- 
 land 
 BUSH E R, superior judge and search- 
 er of records 
 BUTZ I A, merchant tailor, Main 
 CALDWELL Spinning mill 
 CAPITAL HOTEL, Matt Tackney 
 
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 Card W D, pn inter 
 Carso'i — , oarptuiter 
 CASLER & CO, druggists. Mtin 
 CHARMAK CIlAS,ei^'«rs andtob.acco 
 Charniak& Levy, dry goods and clothing 
 Clark J (i A, wines 
 COHEN M, dry goods and clothing, 
 
 Main 
 Congravc Wm, supt gas works 
 'CRAFT HOTEL. Jiio Gassner propr 
 CRAIG & ORANT, attys at law 
 Culver C B, groceries 
 Curtis Mrs H, varieties 
 
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 Davidson Mrs, Menee Restaurant 
 
 Dehler Auton, saloon 
 
 Denzler Adam, restaurant 
 
 Dick AN, deutist 
 
 SIETZ L, harness and saddles, Main 
 
 Dingier Emil, hairdresser 
 
 Dry f us L, liquors 
 
 Dumphey & Knox, blacksmiths and 
 
 wajfomnakers 
 DTJRSTON FRANK, bill poster and 
 
 advertising agent 
 Eaton J H, groceries, crockery, etc 
 Eaton J I, groceries 
 ELLIOTT 0, photographer 
 ELSTON J B, drugs and books, Main 
 Everett L P, county surveyor 
 Fiske Iteo 1), real estate and ins agt 
 Fitzgerald Peter, blacksmith 
 Fitzgerald 11 A, aat W U Tel Co 
 FBAZER & CO, tresli meats and live 
 
 stock, Main 
 FREEMAN F S & CO, hardware and 
 
 agricultural iin[jleinunts 
 Frost C S, atty at law and notary public 
 Garoutte H, dist atty 
 GASSNER JOHN, l»ropr Craft Hotel 
 Gilmoro Mrs il L, shirt maker 
 GLENDINNING E, confectionery, 
 
 fruit, etc 
 GOIN G Wi county supt of schools 
 GRANT HUDSON, atty at law and 
 
 notary public 
 GREENE G W, jewelry and station- 
 ery. Main 
 drey C S, watches and jewelry 
 GRISWOLD C F, stoves and tinware. 
 
 Main 
 Hofky Mrs P, varieties 
 Harris Frank, hairdresser 
 Hodgen f N, deutist 
 HOEMLEIN E G, carriage and sign 
 
 painter, cor Mdii and Fourth 
 Holcom \V D, county recorder 
 HOLMES L B, <lentist, Bank buildinj; 
 JACKSON G H, pliysician, Main 
 Johnson K li, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 Kean A C, county treasurer 
 KELLER W W, furniture. Main 
 Keller Wni, bootmaker 
 King — , windmills 
 King J W, photographer 
 KNOX WM, hairdresser and baths. 
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 KRELLENBERG PETER, furniture, 
 
 untk'rt:;king and coroner 
 Kuhn H & Bro, stoves and tinware 
 La Bousier .Jos, varieties 
 LAMBERT J. atty at law and notary 
 
 public, Main 
 Lasky M, saloon 
 
 Laugenour & BrowncU, grain buyers 
 Lemieux P, bootmaker 
 
 Locher E K, saloon 
 
 Lyford G W, lumber 
 
 Mardis & Lawson, livery stable 
 
 Martin & Rogers, stone and marblt 
 
 works 
 McDonald L W, propr YoI© Hotel, 
 
 formerly Lackney House 
 Michael M & Co, dry goods, clothing, &c 
 MOORE JOHN, saloon 
 Morin C D, stoves and tinware 
 MOSES W F, agt Wells, Fargo & Co 
 
 and insurance a^^t. Main 
 Myrick (Jeo, carpe.iter 
 Nettltship .1, soiii) f;iotorv 
 
 NIGKELSBTJRG A & BRO, general 
 
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 O'Connor J C, varieties 
 Ogburn Mrs H U, millinery 
 Parramore E L, physician 
 Pendergast S T, boots and shoes 
 
 FERRY &, HARRIS, blacksmitlis 
 
 and machinists 
 Phillip Frank, bootmaker 
 
 PIERCE THOMAS, saloon 
 
 Pinkham Chas K, physician 
 
 POCKMANJB, livery, feed and sale 
 stable 
 
 I'orter & Co, groceries 
 
 Porter Mrs VV VV & Co, millinery 
 
 powers Warren, constable 
 
 PRIOR T M, harness and saddles, 
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 Putnam Miss & Davidson Mrs, dress- 
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 Quilty .John, liotel 
 
 J{ahm F M, sheriff 
 
 Ready B F, blacksmith 
 
 REL X £A S B, carriage trimmer, Main 
 
 RUGGLES A C, justici; peace and ins 
 
 St Louis ( leo C, varieties 
 
 SAUNDERS WM, prop;- '"S'olo Demo- 
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 Schliman F, <^i)tinty treasurer 
 
 SCHLUjBROTTO, \yo()dlan<l Bakery 
 
 Schwalm .1 (i, groceries 
 
 Scott .lake, barber 
 
 Shryock Samuel, hotel 
 
 Sibley P H atty at law 
 
 SIEBER CHRIS. Pacific .Saloon, Main 
 
 SMITH J K, county clerk and under- 
 
 SMITHLW, Eagle Saloon 
 
 Smith & White, City Livery Stable 
 
 .Sovereign .loshua, blacksmith and wag- 
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 .Spraguc (' .S, lawyer 
 
 Stampehl A, bootmaker 
 
 .Stegall H, saloon 
 
 Stephens .J D, president Bank of Wood- 
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 Stockton & Crane, blacksmiths and 
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 TACKNE7 MATT, propr Capital 
 
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 THEOBALDS W W, propr "Yolo 
 
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 Thomas C F, notary public, Bank of 
 
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 TIPTON J E, Woodland Restauraut, 
 
 meals 25 cts 
 Tobias D & Bro, harness and saddles 
 TORRANCE M H, propr American 
 
 Exchange Hotel 
 Tucker A W, public administrator 
 Turner & Whitmore, feed and training 
 
 stable 
 Valentino E, agent Cal P R R 
 Van Diveer W J, photographer 
 Voorhec & Berry, saloon 
 Walker L, postmaster 
 
 WEAVER ANDREW, blacksmitii 
 
 and waironmaker 
 WEBB BROS, dry goods, clothin, 
 hats, caps and fiiruisliing goods 
 
 WEBBER MRS JNO, dressmaker, 
 
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 Whittemore & Higginson, druggists 
 WILLIAMS M, Union Bakery. 
 
 Main 
 Williams Wm, bootmaker 
 WINNE W H. contractor and builder 
 WOOD HENRY B, hardware, agricul- 
 tural implements, paints and oils, 
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 "WOODLAND DAILY DEMO- 
 
 ORAT," Wm Sauuders propr 
 V/oodland Gas Works, J Q Brown 
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 "WOODLAND REPUBLiCA N," 
 
 Beach Bros proprs 
 Woo-iu \V VV, s.Ui.on 
 "YOLO DEMOCRAT," Wm Saunders 
 
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 OLO MAIL," ^V W Theobalds propr 
 Zeclior .[no, l)()otmaker 
 Zirker L, tailor 
 
 LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE, 
 
 First Street, bet. 'Main and Court, 
 
 WOODLAND, CAL. 
 
 THE BEST IIVERY TURNOUTS 
 
 Kiirnishni on the Shortest Notice. 
 
 J. B. POCKMAN. 
 
 Woodside, 
 
 SAN MATEO COUNTY. 
 
 Phiiris S P, shingle mill 
 fSaundery A & J N, lumber 
 TRIPP R 0, groceries, hardware, 
 
 inn •""' postinastor 
 Winkler .lohn, wagonmaker 
 
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 Wrights, 
 
 SANTA CLAKA COUNTY, 
 
 la situated in the Santa Cruz Range, at 
 the entrance of tunnel No. ;i, of tlie 8. 
 P. C. R. R., 18 miles from San Jose. At 
 present writing work is progressing at a 
 rapid rate in this tunnel, which is a lit- 
 tle over a milo in length. It is the last 
 of a series of seven between this place 
 
 and Santa Cruz. Thi! system, when com- 
 pleted, will represent three and one-half 
 miles of ditliiult boring and is one of the 
 greatest worlcs in America. It is expected 
 tiiat the mad will be in operation to 
 Monterey Bay when tiiis work is pub- 
 limned. C). ii. (:a.stle of the hotel at 
 W'rigiit's will make sacrifices for the 
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 Aram Josopli, agt S P C R R 
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 CLELAND & CO, (T S Cleland and R 
 
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 C'omstock Bros, sawmill 
 Lawrence D M, blacksmith 
 Morrel! Bms, sawmill 
 
 MOWBRAY R H, (Cleland & Co), 
 
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 Rud S W, Iic-tel 
 Slaughter Thos, hotel 
 Wright J R, hotel 
 
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 ALPHA BBTICALLY. 
 
 Yankee Hill, 
 
 BUTTE COUNTY. 
 
 Forty-nine and Fifty-six Quartz Mine 
 
 Miller Bros, butchers 
 
 Sugar Pine Lumber Co 
 
 Venus Quartz Mine 
 
 WELLS M H, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Yankee Jim's, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY. 
 
 DONELINMW, postmaster 
 Doneliii Timothy, gen mdse 
 Hurleman Jnhu, hotel 
 Lord David W, carpenter 
 Orr Diivitl, saloon 
 Scliultz [>avid, pen muse 
 Trafton Chas, pliysician 
 
 Yocumville, 
 
 SISKIYOU COUNTY. 
 
 FYFIELD J T P, gen mdse and post 
 
 m:ister 
 Orcutt A, sawmill 
 
 Yolo, 
 
 YOLO COUNTY. 
 
 BORACHJ, Kcnmdse 
 BRADSHA W R M, bootmaker 
 Bryan .In<>, saloon 
 CLARK J, physician 
 Cramer Fiouis, market 
 DODGE E 0, gen mdse 
 Button Oscar, tinner 
 Fox (i W, saloon 
 GREEN GEO, saloon 
 
 GRIFFITH & BURKE, ngts Randall 
 rulverizing Harrow and Warrior 
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 Kast Henry, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Knight Leonard, hotel 
 
 Krause Fred, saddler 
 
 Mering S N, flour mills 
 
 Mullen M F, agt Northern Railway, W, 
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 PETTIT ASA, blacksmith and wagon- 
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 Powers J W, saloon 
 
 ReidJno D. hotel 
 
 WHERRT G F, postmaster, grain 
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 WHERRT & SAFFORD, gen mdse 
 
 Yo Semite, 
 
 MARIPOSA COUNTY. 
 
 Bernard John K, hotel and postmaster 
 
 Flores M, laundry 
 
 Drew Colville, meat market 
 
 Harris A, gen mdse 
 
 Hedges Marcus, livery stable 
 
 Kinney & Hro, livery stable 
 
 Ijcidig Frederick, hotel 
 
 May Ali)ert, carpenter 
 
 Sinning Adolph, cabinet maker 
 
 Smith & Hayes, saloon and baths 
 
 Snow Albert, hotel 
 
 Steamiu & Son, livery stable and agt 
 
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 .Tones W H, milling claims 
 
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 firiftin F, justice of peace 
 
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 Haskiii D C, station agt Cal P R II and 
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 Howe Nelson, blacksmith and wagou- 
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 Huff J, saddler 
 
 .Jolinson R I & J W, hotel 
 
 Lambert C, gen mdse 
 
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 the papulation increased with remarkable 
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 BURROWS A H. ;,''neral agent Cal & 
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 Cleland & Ijchnors, gen mdse 
 
 Cooley Wm, county coroner and public 
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 BeWitt Elisha, county assessor 
 
 DeWitt R O, druggist 
 
 DUElfKEL H, saloon 
 
 Foil .lohn, meat niarkot 
 
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 (iillis H B, (list atty 
 Hager .1 , shoemaker 
 H.OI^SEN J, photographer. Miner 
 Harvvood S S, physician 
 Herzog C\\u^ Jr, meat market 
 Heybrook D, furniture and notions 
 IFFLEND MRS C. millinery 
 luuker Chas, Bella Union Saloon 
 JACKSON G S & BRO, furniture, pic 
 
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 JENSEN & RILEY. United Stat-s 
 
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 Kessler Joseph, gen mdse 
 
 King F J, gen mase 
 
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 Klinge Mrs A, |^en mdse 
 
 Lash D N, sheriff and tax collector 
 
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 MAIRS THOS. merchant tailor 
 MARTIN & IRWIN, livery and feed 
 
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 MILLER HUGO, stoves and tinware 
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 Morse H A, county school supt 
 Myers M, tailor 
 
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 NIXON R, propr "Oregon Journal" 
 
 Nordheiin < 1 A, srunsmith 
 
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 Nixon editor and propr 
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 Paine A E. jeweler and watchmaker 
 
 Pitsberg .r, cigars and tobacco 
 
 Potters Chas, saloon 
 
 Poland P, watchmaker 
 
 Kammers .lohn H, furniture 
 
 Uaynes A E, postmaster 
 
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 Steele Elijah, superior judge 
 
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 Varniim L H, county surveyor 
 
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 I WHITE, COOLEY & CUTTS, 
 
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 GALTESPAUL, 
 
 Murpliy ■! .1, 
 
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 Wlierltr (ico \\, 
 
 TITUS SAMUEL, 
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 CASS. JAMES &C0. 
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 Hul.l);inl & Karl!, 
 
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 Buisie Jas, 
 I'crkius Isaac, 
 WoO'l & Turner, 
 
 AnahoinJ CLARK AG&CO, 
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 Merced 
 
 Modesto 
 
 Napa 
 
 Bakerstield 
 
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 Cand)ria 
 Cayucas 
 
 Ciiieo 
 
 North San Juan 
 Oakdale 
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 Cloverdale 
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 Downey City 
 
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 DALTON H M, (Pachcco Plow 
 
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 Hoseville 
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 CHAFFEE & McKEEBY. 
 
 Einstein & liernheim, " 
 
 (lordon & Hazzard, San Diego 
 
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 Miicliiy & Moflitt, San Fernando 
 
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 AUZERAIS & FOMEROT, 
 BULL GEO, 
 
 HORTON E J,fagt Osborne & Co), 
 OSBORNE D M, 
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 Smyth Henry, San Lorenzo 
 
 60LDTREE BROS, San Lnis Obispo 
 (jildmacher L & D, 
 Edwjirds & Boeske, 
 
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 THOMPSON Q W, 
 
 Bo we 11 S B, 
 
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 HUMPHREY T G, 
 
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 MARSTERS E J, (threshing ma 
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 MATTESON &:WILLIAMSON, 
 
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 Nichols & Horton, " 
 
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 Shiiw H C, (manufrs), 
 HOLLY SIDNY B, Stony Point 
 
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 DOUGLASS BROS & CO, Visviia 
 
 Stevens & Wilcox, 
 
 SWEET S & CO, 
 CRIBB E C. 
 
 Freeman & Klemmer, 
 
 FREEMAN F S & 
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 GRIFFITH & BURKE, (apt Ran- 
 
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 Santa Barbara 
 Santa Cruz 
 
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 Stockton 
 
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 Fox Chas, 
 
 HILL & DEAN, 
 
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 Stone L, 
 
 Crannel Nicholas 
 Smith B, 
 Alesworth J W, 
 Bosserman S, 
 Cox A W, 
 Harbison J S, 
 
 Fall Brook 
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 San Dicguito 
 
 Silverado 
 
 Slack's Canyon 
 
 . Viejas 
 
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 Walnut Creek 
 
 Willows 
 
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 Cox R S, 
 Folsom W D, 
 Beers W J, 
 Buchmnan S IT, 
 
 DAVIS CHAS W, 
 
 Kysor & Hennessy, 
 B.ibson & Seadler, 
 Day Clint m, 
 (ruthbertson W J, 
 Kirk Wm, 
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 Mathews J C & Son, 
 Stokes W, 
 
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 Schnyder A P, 
 Clark J no J, 
 
 COOK A A, 
 GOODELL N D, 
 HAMILTON W H, 
 PEARSON A W, 
 
 (rash John, 
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 LEUZEN THEO, 
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 College City 
 
 Fresno 
 
 LoB Angeles 
 
 Oakland 
 
 Oroville 
 
 Petaluma 
 
 Pleasant Urove 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 San Jose 
 
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 Stockton 
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 StcpheuBou G A, 
 
 Oakland 
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 MLNER LB, 
 
 EMMSON D L & L H, Berkeley 
 
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 Drake F V, 
 Furguson R D, 
 G orham Geo C Jr, 
 (ireeley J L, 
 Hetzel Selden, 
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 McDonald O C, 
 McQuaid J A, 
 Mirier RS, 
 Red.ly P, 
 Ryan T P, 
 
 STEPHENS T A. 
 
 Davis & Murphy, 
 Whitman G N, 
 Batts (ieorge, 
 Hill E K, 
 Kains'vT.T, 
 
 TURNER J N, 
 
 Hnxley T C, 
 
 GIFFORD A J, 
 
 HENSHAW PARK, 
 
 Ludk F C, 
 Spurr Daniel F, 
 Grecnrv Henry S, 
 
 BAYNE RICHARD, 
 
 DEUEL J C, 
 
 DYAS & BRIDGFORD, 
 
 FRAZIER WM. 
 
 GOAD. ALBERY & GOAD, 
 
 GOAD W F. 
 
 HARRINGTON JOHN T, 
 
 HART & MeKAIG, 
 
 HART T J 
 
 HATCH JACKSON, 
 
 M-KAIG W W, 
 
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 Wharton J F, 
 fihinshaw W R Sr, 
 Henry Samuel H, 
 Aiken Charles, 
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 Aiulersoii Frank. 
 Cowdun D H, 
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 Elk Grove 
 
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 Eagon J A, 
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 Hall E S, 
 Lamar J B, 
 Moore Geo, 
 Penry Silas, 
 Phelps T J, 
 Porter J M, 
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 Crawford Wooda, 
 Elliott J ^V, 
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 Noel A E, 
 Smythe J L, 
 Wclsn & Britt, 
 Turner J W, 
 Gray W A, 
 Jacobs J, 
 Jacobs J Jr, 
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 AUBURY ELLIOTT, 
 
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 HENNING J P, 
 
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 Allen W W, 
 Austin II C, 
 Bareay & Wilson, 
 Bell Horace. 
 Biekuell & White, 
 Blanchurd J H, 
 Brossenu Julius, 
 
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 BURNSON & WELLS, 
 
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 (.ould Will I), 
 (Jraves & (,'hapman, 
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 Grny W II, 
 (iriliin J E, 
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 Iowa Hill 
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 Julian Cily 
 
 Kibesillaii 
 
 Kingsburg 
 
 Lakejxirt 
 
 La Porte 
 Lemoore 
 
 Livermnro 
 
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 Mansfield John, 
 Mitchell H M, 
 Murray David, 
 O'Melvtfny H K S, 
 
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 RAMIREZ F F, 
 
 Kussell W H H, 
 Sentt Jonathan R, 
 
 SMITH & BROWN, 
 
 Smith Thomas H, 
 Ste^ihens Wm D, 
 Stephenson Walter D, 
 Stump J W, 
 Thorn & Stephens, 
 Thompson John S, 
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 Warner J J, 
 
 WHITE C, 
 
 White tSttnjheu M, 
 
 WHITNEY B C, 
 
 Wicks AWicks, 
 
 WIDNEY R M, 
 
 Miiuson D H, 
 Hodgess John, 
 
 REOFIELD T, 
 
 Bennett Paul W, 
 Bequette & Snedon, 
 McQuaid Jno, 
 Heddy P, 
 Tubbs L E, 
 licvnolds A, 
 
 BOWIE GW, 
 
 Mills & Junes, 
 Ashford L .1, 
 AYERLB.(land) 
 
 BELCHER EDWARD, 
 BELCHER IS, 
 BLISS SM. 
 
 (.'iunpbell W L, 
 
 CRABDOCKJH. 
 
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 1 Fuller & liowser, 
 
 MURPHY W G, 
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 Wallace J, Mayfield 
 
 Gardner VV C, Merced 
 
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 Jackniau E, " 
 
 Law John K, 
 
 Udhertson John W, " 
 
 Ward 11 H, 
 
 Wiggiuton P D, 
 
 Carr Francis, Millville 
 
 Lower Lake 
 
 Loyalton 
 
 Madera 
 
 Mammoth City 
 
 Mariposa 
 Martinez 
 
 Marysville 
 
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 Monterey 
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 Nevada City 
 
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 OneallJ, Millville 
 
 Coldwell Thomas A, Modesto 
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 Maddux & Simmons, " 
 
 SCHELL & TREAT, 
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 Turner Wm E, 
 
 WRIGHT G C, 
 
 Boucher W K, 
 
 TIBBITS F, 
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 Henning W F, 
 
 HULL A J, 
 
 Pond J E, 
 (Steerc & llobiuson, 
 TowleGW, 
 Caldwell J 1, 
 
 HUFF GEO S, 
 
 Johnson & Cross, " 
 
 Long W I), '• 
 
 SEARLS. NILES & SEARLS, " 
 
 Walling J M, 
 
 STIDGER JAMES, North San Juan 
 
 Stidger OP, " 
 
 ADAMS H L & GO, 
 
 Biearby Frank J, 
 
 BROWN HIRAM F, 
 
 Carr L T, 
 (.'astello Aestas E, 
 Foote W W, 
 
 FOWLER W W. 
 
 French W H 
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 Glasscock J K, 
 Classcock W H, 
 
 GRAHAM W H. 
 
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 HARRISON M B, 
 
 Havens J V, 
 
 JENHS C G, 
 
 Langau G W, 
 Lawton Israel, 
 Leake H A, 
 
 LEWIS W GEO, 
 
 M;irt;ii James C, 
 McCallum J ('<, 
 
 MoDANIEL D J, 
 
 McFaddenB, 
 McKee Robt L, 
 Metcalf (ieo D, 
 
 MILLER & SMITH, 
 
 Mdutgiiniery Zach, 
 Moore A A, 
 
 NYE STEVEN G, 
 FLUNKETT J C, 
 REDMAN R A, 
 RICHARDSON J B, 
 
 'I'erry Chester N, 
 Tnttle C A, 
 
 VAN VOORHIES WILLIAM, 
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 GOODMAN JAMES H & CO, " 
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 SALINAS CITY BANK, (W S 
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 BnrdPR.(pres), 
 
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 CONSOLIDATED BANK OF 
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 Stewart W E, (cashier), " 
 Gordon U M & Co, San Rafael 
 Irwin O, " 
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 Oilman Jno T, " 
 
 HALET & EDSON, (Terrace), 
 Johnson James, " 
 
 Pearson John W, I^ong Branch 
 
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 Dean J H I, Anaheim 
 
 TABOR MRS F C. (medical), Lodi 
 HUGHES ROBERT, (Kussian), 
 
 Los Angeles 
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 StiUwell & Sun, 
 Brush G M, 
 Jersey D, 
 Caswell Wm A, 
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 Stafford W H, 
 
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 Healdsburg 
 
 Oakland 
 
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 Willis W E, 
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 Smith Peter, 
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 Mathews Patrick, 
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 1ft George, 
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 Covelo 
 
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 Davenport 
 
 Decoto 
 
 Delta 
 
 Denvert'm 
 
 Downieville 
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 Drytown 
 Doncan's Mill> 
 
 Dnnnigan 
 
 Dutch Flat 
 II 
 
 Eagleville 
 East Oakland 
 
 Elk Creek 
 
 Elk Grove 
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 Elmira 
 
 El Monte 
 
 11 
 
 Etna 
 
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 Ualsey Geo H, 
 Sullivan J H, 
 McCarty E, 
 La/isFW, 
 
 LiaUEIRA M J, 
 
 McGraw P H, 
 Sullivan Michael, 
 Friday Michael, 
 Allen Richd, 
 Castello J H, 
 Cadman Wm, 
 Collier J A, 
 Cripps & Bros, 
 Kerr A, 
 Warner L, 
 Broadded J W, 
 Schmitt Henry, 
 Amos & Johnston, 
 D^ivis & Evans, 
 
 BIGELOW C E, 
 
 Oawsin Jas, 
 
 OLMSTEAD C H, 
 
 Vance J A, 
 Smith Chas C, 
 Goodwin B H, 
 Enimerson C W, 
 Witham O, 
 Creghill A, 
 Glefua H, 
 Brown Bros, 
 
 Brown T H, 
 
 ORINSELL & DUITN, 
 
 JOHNSTON & HALL, 
 
 Wilkenson 0, " 
 
 DtiUane Jas, Fisherman's Bay 
 
 Byrnes J, 
 
 Crenshaw Leonard, 
 
 McCormick Frank, 
 
 Nichols & Stegeman, 
 
 Itotha Jno, 
 
 Phillips Jno, 
 
 Hutfuer &, Dilts, 
 
 Stone O I, 
 
 Wetziel Fred, 
 
 Oliver J R, 
 
 Gauldin B F, 
 
 Conlon H, 
 
 Dudley & Hart, 
 
 Taylor R S, 
 
 Sc^.field F, 
 
 Hall Jas, 
 
 Bloomfield Wm, 
 
 Brown Benj, 
 
 Lytle Frank, 
 
 (ill! Jos, 
 
 Cory J E. 
 
 Dauscher Irwin, " 
 
 Edwards MR, " 
 
 German D, •' " 
 
 Heathe Steve, " 
 
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 McConnell F, French Gulch 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Evergreen 
 
 Fairfield 
 
 Farmingtou 
 II 
 
 Felton 
 II 
 
 Femdale 
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 Fisk's Mill 
 
 Fliria 
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 Folsom 
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 Forest City 
 
 Forest Hill 
 II 
 
 Forest House 
 Forestville 
 
 Forster City 
 
 FtBidwell 
 
 Fort Jones 
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 Fort Ross 
 
 Fourth Crossing 
 
 Franklin 
 
 French Camp 
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 Amberson Wm, 
 Audenon Bichd, 
 Liureraen F, 
 lia Buff T, 
 Walk Jaa, 
 Boehmker Hans, 
 Hoflinann F H, 
 Tuby & Phillips, 
 Gumett L, 
 Hill H H, 
 PETTIS B F, 
 Kolpien Jasper, 
 Partuin S, 
 Belden A F, 
 Read W D, 
 Avery S D, 
 Campbell Jas, 
 Moore Felix, 
 Keadini; A V, 
 Ku8t Wm T, 
 H<irrGeo H, 
 K' dgers & Carua, 
 
 WIU.H, 
 
 (iraham A J, 
 C'ton — , 
 Blosser L W, 
 FuUtrJM, 
 Sony (Jhns, 
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 Nelson Jno, 
 Nichold H, 
 Flor H, 
 Thomiis F J, 
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 Hindson Frnnk, 
 Pottra David, 
 Jefferson W H, 
 Payue Jno, 
 Eaton Alex, 
 Walberg L E, 
 Mc(^'uire Jas, 
 Walker R..bt, 
 H Istend & Sims, 
 Ward H W, 
 Hanse n H J, 
 
 WEBSTER WM I, 
 
 Petty J A, 
 
 Parker Abraham, 
 
 Lafever A, 
 
 Parker % 
 
 V lance H, 
 
 Paquette & Girauard, 
 
 Wi.terhouse Wm H H, 
 
 Rreley Joe, 
 
 N! array W J, 
 
 Maguire P, 
 
 French Creek 
 
 Fresno Flats 
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 Garden Valley 
 
 Georgetown 
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 Glenville 
 
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 Grand Island 
 
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 Grass Valley 
 
 Grayson 
 
 Green Valley 
 
 Greenw 'od 
 
 Gridley 
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 Guerneville 
 
 Hauford 
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 Happy Canrp 
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 Heaidsburg 
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 Hopeton 
 
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 Hydesville 
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 Independence 
 
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 Isletoii 
 
 Jackson 
 
 Jamestown 
 
 Jenny Lind 
 
 Jolon 
 
 Judsonville 
 
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 Hippler Chas, 
 Brady P T, 
 Wyatt Mark, 
 Nolle S B, 
 Hatch 8 B, 
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 Ferguson N, 
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 Green D D, 
 Baily 8, 
 Wells A J, 
 T'uompson P, 
 Koas & Hurt, 
 Holly &, Co, 
 Edwards C W, 
 Bnah & Randall, 
 I'hillips O, 
 Dobkins J S, 
 McCarty W A, 
 Sampson E G, 
 O'Neil Louis, 
 Andrews S H, 
 Beazell A G, 
 Flanagan Patrick, 
 Taylor Kobt, 
 Ivory H, 
 Wiiite E A, 
 Whitehar & Pearson, 
 Apablaaa C, 
 IJi-eer Louis, 
 (tatcs H 0, 
 Glover R C, 
 Guillory A, 
 Hiiyman B, 
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 Merrow W C, Ophir 
 
 HUKT W B, Orange 
 
 GOBDT GEO H, Oroville 
 
 LAUER FRANK, 
 
 Whittook & Coburn, 
 Qoulson John, 
 
 KOSTER FREDERICK, 
 
 Hiirter B, 
 
 HOPES & CAMERON, 
 
 Loranger John, 
 
 WioRS & SFOTSWOOD, 
 
 Williams J J, 
 Wonderly N, 
 Baucampen & Heacock, 
 Van Camp k Hicox, 
 Coffman A, 
 BUZ J A, 
 Wenzel A, 
 Hutou & Cover, 
 Lemlie & Tiedmau, 
 Bidwell Bros & Co, 
 
 BROWN JAS H, 
 
 Jones T J & Co, 
 Allen J, 
 
 HILTON TITTia 
 
 Ferguson Wm, 
 Holderbach J oseph, 
 Cunningham 6 D, 
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 Leach Frederick, 
 Fitzgerald J M, 
 
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 Petaluma 
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 Plymouth 
 
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 Bowman E W ft Sons, 
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 Wise A B, 
 
 GRANT & PETERSON, 
 
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 Frazer E A, 
 AschenaarGeo, 
 Forsman J G, 
 Hay Jno, 
 
 LANDGRAF CHAS L, 
 
 Gray Joseph, 
 
 CHARLTON T, 
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 Santa Barbara 
 
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 Smartsville 
 
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 Soquel 
 
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 Salinas City 
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 BAUN J F, 
 BEVAN & SWIFT. 
 
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 Parr A A, 
 Dumphey k Knox, 
 Johnson R B, 
 Sovereign Joshua, 
 Stockton k Crane, 
 
 WEAVER ANDREW, 
 
 Kast Henry, 
 
 PETTIT ASA, 
 
 Howe Nelson, 
 
 McGillis H, 
 
 NEHRBASS & HARMON, 
 
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 Wheatland 
 
 Willows 
 
 Woodbridge 
 Woodland 
 
 Yolo 
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 Yountville 
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 McDonald James, Boca 
 
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 McUregor Mrs R, 
 
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 Frazior P B, 
 
 Bice Mrs M, 
 
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 Fisher (} \j, 
 
 Kelsey D B, 
 
 Trevana Mrs N, 
 
 Orelli A, 
 
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 Uusmussen Carl, 
 
 Sorensen Hans, 
 
 Frazior Joseph, 
 
 Love Mrs Margaret, 
 
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 Wood Jeremiah, 
 
 Elliott W W, Oakland 
 
 McCarthy Miss Mary, 
 
 NichoU John H, 
 
 Ruck F R, 
 
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 Modesto 
 
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 Coffin Wm. 
 
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 Muths Geo, 
 
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 KORNHAMMER CHR, 
 
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 Sorensen ft Peterson, 
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 Pfeitfer P, 
 
 Bias luf Mrs Jno, 
 
 Fogeli Caspar, 
 
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 Koch G VV, 
 Deininger F 
 
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 North San Junn 
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 Giitzwiller Henry, *' 
 
 Scrodn H, Oleta 
 
 Schneider Wm, Oroville 
 BONZANI M (agent Philadelphia 
 
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 Miller Henry, 
 
 Bobinson Geo, Fetaluma 
 
 (iiebeiibaim Mrs M, Flacervillc 
 
 Zeisz Jacob, " 
 
 WollfM, Port Wine 
 
 Schlatter Wm, Quiucy 
 
 Bofinger W F, Red Bluff 
 
 Eureka Brewery (C Hadlew, propr), 
 
 Redwood City 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 LAOES (Malt 
 
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 Borehers W F, 
 Gruhlcr E ft C, 
 Kertli ft Nicolas, 
 Kiiauer Lorenz, 
 NEUBOURO & 
 
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 Ochs Mrs, '< 
 
 Fautz Edward (propr St Helena 
 
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 BRANDT JOSEPH (Pajaro Brew- 
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 LVKZ & MENKE (Salinas), 
 Bloom Jolm, San Andrsas 
 ANDERSON JOHN, San Bernardino 
 Hurtman F, San Buenaventura 
 GEBHARDT & MAOISTRETti 
 
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 Sau Jose 
 
 KRTJMB LOUIS (Krumb's Hull 
 
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 SCHERRER GEO (Eagle Brewery) " 
 
 BEUTLER & BECK (San Juan 
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 THETSUN ADAM (Columiia 
 
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 Huuser x ft Co (San Luis Brewery), 
 
 San Luis Obisoo 
 Keller ft Wiegand, " 
 
 Muller H& Bro, Santa Barbara 
 
 SANTA CLARA BREWERY 
 
 ((ieo Lunck, pres), Santa Clara 
 
 Bausch Henry (Santa Cruz), Santa Cruz 
 Beck & Knehn (Pacific Brewery), " 
 
 WERNER CHRIS F (agent Piiil- 
 
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 SANTA ROSA BREWERY 
 
 (Wetzger Holtinner), Santa Rosa 
 
 WASHINGTON BREWERY 
 
 ( Behrle ft Litach propa), Shasta 
 
 Baumun J, Sonora 
 
 Boernerft Wirth, Stockton 
 
 Harrmann Bros, " 
 Rotherbush D, 
 
 Mills E, Sumner 
 
 Rub..ltL, Sutter Creek 
 
 Tliielen N, Sutterville 
 
 GRAZER ft STOLL, Tmckee 
 Menk Paul, 
 
 SMITH P ft J (Pioneer), Vallejo 
 
 Widenmann ft Rothenbusch, " 
 
 TUCHSEN H. Vallicita 
 
 Moouey M, Visalia 
 Folsom Brewery (Peter Yager, 
 
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 PALMTAO C, Watsonvjlle 
 
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 Los Angeles 
 
 Weidemann Otto, 
 Gobs Thos, 
 Mullally Jos, 
 Conneau Ernest, 
 Bouman A, 
 CLiy J P, 
 NagleOeoD, 
 
 Moilesto 
 
 Mountain View 
 
 New Hope 
 
 Oakland 
 
 BEMILLARD BRICK CO (P N 
 
 Kemillarii, propr), *' 
 
 Garnaey James, Santa Ana 
 
 Bodie 
 
 Dixon 
 
 Los Angt^les 
 
 ' BROKERS. 
 
 Ephaim & Trapp (loan), 
 
 \i^EIH£ EDWARD, 
 
 Cabauis Lowis G (money), 
 Feiier Simon (pawn), 
 
 GRAHAM D M (loan), 
 
 Richards P (money), Nevada City 
 
 Boyce S B (stock), Oakland 
 
 Fowler Jefferson (exchange), ** 
 
 Levy M & Co (pawn), ** 
 
 Arnold J M (insurance), Sacramento 
 
 C.idwolader Edw t Co, " 
 
 COLEMAN JO, 
 
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 WINHAM W P L, Salinas City 
 
 BRALY J M (stock), 8an Jode 
 PORTAL J B J (money), 
 
 Quinby F A & Co (money), " 
 
 REED EP (money), " 
 
 Turemaii W S (stock) " 
 
 MADSONJO, Sonora 
 
 TOLLY JNO (money), Stockton 
 
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 Blood A F, Chico 
 
 LE FAVOR W F, Marys viUe 
 DUNNE THOMAS S, Los Angeles 
 LUDEMAN OTTO (brush and 
 
 broom factory), Oakland 
 
 LEFAVORW F, Sacramento 
 
 WILCOX M W, San Jose 
 
 Giosa Geo W, Santa Cruz 
 
 BUTCHERS. 
 
 (See meat markets). 
 
 CABINET MAKERS. 
 
 HILDER CHARLES, 
 
 Swift 1 G, 
 Hill Milton, 
 Dryden DA, 
 Bremer Louis, 
 
 KEYMERHJ, 
 
 VVohler H, 
 Crevling D H, 
 
 STUART J M. 
 
 Clinton & Finley, 
 Bank Hermann, 
 WILLIAMS J E P. 
 
 Wilson Charles, 
 Clayton & Kirk, 
 VVemmer Jno, 
 Weidhardt W, 
 Porter W, 
 Church C C, 
 Le onar d Joseph, 
 BAUER L, 
 PRICE J J, 
 
 SOPER T, 
 
 Stocklin Jno B, 
 Gaugler Bros, 
 Reynolds W W, 
 Morrissey P, 
 
 Albertsou & Cunningham, 
 Sinning Adolph, 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Geo "getown 
 
 Geyserville 
 
 Gilroy 
 
 Grass Valley 
 
 Hollister 
 
 Lakeport 
 
 Ijcmoore 
 
 Los Angeles 
 
 Merced 
 
 Norman 
 
 Oakland 
 
 ^acramento 
 
 San Buenaventura 
 
 San Diego 
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 San Jose 
 
 San Luis Obispo 
 
 Santa Cruz 
 
 Tomales 
 
 Ukiah 
 
 Yo Semite 
 
 Hawkms A, 
 Averan J, 
 
 JANSSEN J H, 
 WOODS F H. 
 
 Sinning A, 
 Jonaon Max, 
 Frautz & Wallis, 
 Smith J M, 
 Allen D B, 
 
 Areata 
 
 BakersHeld 
 
 Cambria 
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 Coulterville 
 
 Downey City 
 
 Etna 
 II 
 
 Eureka 
 
 CANDIES. 
 
 (Sec Fruits, Candies, etc. ; also Confec- 
 tioneries; also Varieties.) 
 
 CANDY FACTORIES. 
 
 (See also Confectioners.) 
 
 ^ARREN R E. Chicc 
 
 Kirt-hheiner J H, East Oakland 
 
 Seeba Chas F, Grass Valley 
 
 Merriam A, Los Angeles 
 
 Hardwick Edgar, Marysville 
 
 Volks Wm J, Napa 
 
 Eckart Mrs E J, Nevada City 
 
 Blank G A, Oakland 
 
 Kirchhcimer H, " 
 
 FISHER HENRY, Sacramento 
 Peterson VV F, 
 
 Starr Warren, " 
 
 WIEDMAN & HROMADA. " 
 
 Buenaventura 
 
 San Diego 
 
 San Jose 
 
 San 
 
 Ruland Mrs H A, 
 DAVIS HB, 
 DAMONTE A, 
 O'BRIEN MAURICE, 
 
 Schroder C, 
 Johnson Geo N, 
 Beeler Mrs A J, 
 
 LUTJE & GROSS, 
 
 Blank A Mrs, 
 
 GILBERT T S, 
 
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 Santa Monica 
 
 Stockton 
 
 Vallejo 
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 Watsonville 
 
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 (See Contractors and Builders. ) 
 
 CARPETS. 
 
 NIEDERATJB JACOB, Bakersfield 
 OBEY J P, Grass Valley 
 
 Novitzky Sam, 
 Dotter & Bradley, 
 Sh arp A Bloser, 
 
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 Odum W VV, 
 
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 MELIOR & SONS, 
 
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 Eisen A, 
 
 Hook E. 
 
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 TAYLOR CHAS L, 
 
 Johnson Adolph, 
 
 COHEN BEN, 
 LOCKE & LAVENSON, 
 
 Marston Geo W, 
 
 FEIST BROS, 
 
 Lion L, 
 
 SPRINO T W. 
 
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 Blood Jas A Jr, 
 
 LIEBMAN L, 
 MORAL N & BROS, 
 
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 Nevada City 
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 Oakland 
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 Petaluma 
 Sacramento 
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 San Diego 
 San Jose 
 
 San Luis Obispo 
 
 Santa Barbura 
 
 Santa Rosa 
 
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 Conklin Bros, Oakland 
 
 HICKEY & BOWLINO, 
 
 Kobinson A, " 
 
 Hathaway A, Sacramento 
 
 AVBERi' LOinS (steam), San Jose 
 
 CARPET FACTORIES. 
 
 BRUCE H, (manufr), Marysville 
 
 Waltenbaugh J B, (manufr), Vallejo 
 
 CARRIAGE TRIMMERS. 
 
 Scherer Louis 
 
 ROBERTSON CH, 
 FISHER AMOS, 
 
 Mashmeyer J A, 
 Frank Theodore, 
 
 CORDYJJ, 
 
 Henschel J, 
 Bobbins N W, 
 Clans L P, 
 Nebcl Chas, 
 Covington E H, 
 Schuiz R, 
 DALBEYF, 
 Kelyea S B, 
 
 Hollister 
 
 Martinez 
 
 Marysville 
 
 Merced 
 
 Oakland 
 
 Oroville 
 
 Sacramento 
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 San Jose 
 
 Santa Barbara 
 
 Stockton 
 << 
 
 Wheatland 
 Woodland 
 
 CARRIAGES, CARRIAGE 
 MAKERS AND CARRIAGE 
 FACTORIES. 
 
 (See Wagons^and Carriages.) 
 
 CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 
 
 ORIPP HENRY, 
 
 Perkins F J, 
 Ey Frank, 
 Hulmsen Mrs E, 
 
 LOBREEA, 
 
 Calli P, 
 Hotfman A S, 
 Durner Chus, 
 
 Alameda 
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 Anaheim 
 II 
 
 Antioch 
 
 Bakersfield 
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 Bcnicia 
 
 CALDWELL ft FALKINQHAM, 
 
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 ELLIS W H, 
 GILLESPIE MM, 
 HYMAN I. 
 
 James J & Co, " 
 
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 SIEGEL ft CO, 
 
 Weiler A 1, 
 
 WALSH MF, 
 
 Beatson Jas, 
 
 CANFIELD £ E, 
 
 Neubarth John G, 
 
 PILLOTFA, 
 
 Thiel A L, 
 Mitchell Bros, 
 
 BROOKS GEO G. 
 JONES J H ft SON, 
 MANN F F, 
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 FLAirr L J, Davis 
 
 WEIHE EDWARD, Dixon 
 
 Orear J W, Downieville 
 
 Eckman T, East Oakland 
 
 WARKEHANEDOAB, 
 CHRISTENSON C, 
 
 Domingo M, 
 Hadley Wm, 
 
 JOKES WABBEN, 
 
 Loheide k Sanders, 
 Reilincer Henry, 
 STEWABT E J, 
 ALFOBD W B, 
 
 Dahlberg A R, 
 
 MATEB SAMUEL, 
 BEESE JW, 
 SHANKim J T, 
 THOMPSON & SATEB, 
 
 Castro Y, 
 
 Ferndale 
 
 French Corral 
 
 Fresno 
 
 Gilroy 
 
 II 
 
 Glencoe 
 Graniteville 
 
 Grass Valley 
 II 
 
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 Gridley 
 
 Half Moon Bay 
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 Hanford 
 HoUister 
 
 Kisner M, 
 
 BUBTJ, 
 
 Bohanan M, 
 Ellis (ieo, 
 Kolirig Gustave, 
 Walker F E, 
 Heyman Jacob, 
 Novitzky H, 
 Tietien A P, 
 
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 BOITANO & BBOS, 
 
 Pitcher H S, 
 
 SIMON K 
 
 Couutney Wm, 
 
 Fairchild E W, 
 
 Graves G H, 
 
 Harris S, Jackson 
 
 CHBESEBBOUGH CHAS,Los Angeles 
 
 Deinorest & O'Connor, 
 
 Edelman Benj W, 
 
 Greenbaum E, 
 
 Hess J H, 
 
 Johnson Mrs P F, 
 
 KWONO, HINQ & CO, 
 
 Lawrence A M, 
 Leon Ralph, 
 Levy Micheal, 
 Merriam A, 
 
 MEYBUBOBBOS, 
 NOEL & FELT. 
 STBAUSB. 
 WTJLFF F M. 
 LANOBEIN OSCAB, 
 
 Block D, 
 Douglas W J, 
 Gill & Brown, 
 Brass Joseph, 
 Kettnauer Phil, 
 
 KUHNLEOFOLD, 
 HARCUSEM&CO. 
 HcCABTTDAN. 
 MEEK & DICSXY, 
 MOSEB LOUIS, 
 
 Madera 
 
 Mammoth City 
 
 Martinez 
 II 
 
 Marysville 
 
 STBATTON C A ft CO. (whole- 
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 WOODWABDJC. 
 
 Browning W J, Merced 
 
 HABBmOTON ft MoEBLAlTE. 
 
 Jacob Joseph, " 
 
 Oppenheim Benj, " 
 
 Zirker M, " 
 
 Clayos S R, Modesto 
 
 OBOS GEO ft CO. 
 
 MEDLEY F H, 
 
 SUBBAUOH J T. 
 
 WOLLNEB JACOB 
 
 BOBDEN J B, Monterey 
 
 SNIVELYJB. 
 
 Weiaer A, 
 
 MEBBILL D F« 
 HAMMOND E, 
 JACKSON MABTIN. 
 
 Dulion E, 
 Fibush Brot, 
 Gray D T, 
 Harding Frank, 
 Keating Wm J, 
 King A P, 
 Maleton E, 
 Montgomery Ed A, 
 Palm C, 
 Puniyea V D, 
 Rosenberg L, 
 Rosenberg N, 
 Ruth J no, 
 Schamian M, 
 
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 BOYNTON S S. 
 FEBKINSLOGANftCO, 
 BEYMAN M. 
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 Eraser. I K & Co, 
 Haas D L, 
 Newkorn S, 
 Reed A K, 
 Jack John, 
 Nivens A, 
 
 BASCHM. 
 
 Horstmann A, 
 Carthicke John, 
 
 DICKINSON E, 
 
 Underbill A, 
 
 McCONYILLEA. 
 
 Barnes Chas, 
 
 BENNETT I, 
 BUSH ED N, 
 COLEMAN L, 
 COOLOTA, 
 
 Fuchs Peter, 
 
 GATTMANNJMftCO, 
 
 Ginsberg Saml, 
 Heyum H, 
 
 KEBTHJG, 
 
 Kozminsky B, 
 Leloy Louis, 
 
 Moore's Flat 
 Moore's Station 
 
 Oakdale 
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 Oakland 
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 Nevada City 
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 Placerville 
 
 Redding 
 
 Redwood City 
 
 Rocklin 
 
 Sacramento 
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 Kosonfvld Saml, 
 SchiiuUer Mrs H, 
 VVowIa Joaeph, 
 Mautncr A, 
 Schuchard C F, 
 
 STRELLNAUER R, 
 BLOW R T. 
 
 Goodwin J \V, 
 8haw F P, 
 
 BRADT ft SONS, 
 Llewelyn D, 
 
 LOIJISISIDOR, 
 SCHNEIDER A, 
 
 Wolfsheimer C, 
 Arias Jesus, 
 Broon Gold, 
 
 SINKS B R, 
 BUNEHANNF, 
 
 Durienx J T, 
 Fetherston (ieo, 
 
 FREITAO C F, 
 
 Hani Pedro, 
 
 XOFPEL J C. _ 
 
 LUTHER ft SCHROEDER, 
 
 MORTON C, 
 RINALDO BROS. 
 WEIL EDWARD, 
 
 Willard M, 
 Cassncr Nathan, 
 Kalisher J, 
 
 CRONIN P, 
 
 Schneider J J, 
 Dibble H B, 
 
 TURNER E, 
 
 Levy .(, 
 Maguire J A, 
 Rossi Angelo, 
 Thomas Geo W, 
 
 STEWART JOSEPH. 
 
 Colien Emanuel, 
 Merrill Mrs .1 L, 
 Osterhns J A, 
 
 PETERS ft CURTIS, 
 
 Curry J L, 
 Kurlahnnder Jos, 
 
 MUTHERS FRANK, 
 PINAFORE CIOAR STORE, 
 
 (Label & Bros), 
 
 PAIOE C L, 
 PREHN F, 
 
 Butler P, 
 Block Emanuel, 
 CahiU S, 
 
 CARO MORRIS, 
 
 DevoU Wm, 
 Gumpert K, 
 
 OUNE AUCK, 
 
 Haas H O, 
 Horwinski M, 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 Salinas City 
 
 San Bernardino 
 San Buonaventuru 
 
 San Diego 
 
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 San Jose 
 
 
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 San Luis Obispo 
 
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 San Mateo 
 
 San Rafael 
 
 Santa Ana 
 II 
 
 Santa Barbara 
 
 Santa Clara 
 
 Santa Cruz 
 II 
 
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 Santa Rosa 
 
 Shasta 
 II 
 
 Smartsville 
 
 Stockton 
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 Stockton 
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 Kohlberff A, 
 
 Marks M, 
 
 OlTer ft Friedman, 
 
 OULLAHAN D J, 
 
 Smi^Ji Thos, 
 
 Straus D, 
 
 ALDEN E B ft CO, 
 
 PALMER S 0, 
 
 Greehn & Asher, 
 
 James ft Longj 
 
 Nathan M, 
 
 THORP A W, 
 
 HARRISON 6 W, 
 
 Tautsbaum bamual,^ 
 
 Hirschfeld S, ^ 
 
 Kelly W S, 
 
 Nowcomb C A, 
 
 NicholsK.n W T, 
 
 PLUMMER ft ROBINSON, 
 ACOSTA FRANK, 
 
 Biirr A, " 
 
 Lcvinger Ike, " 
 
 Lieves Philip, " 
 
 SoliKmnn Louis, •' 
 
 CRIBB E C, Walnut Creek 
 
 BENJAMIN CHAS W, Watsonvillu 
 
 Stewart J \V, 
 Hanson D, 
 Diiiley P J. 
 Fisher ft Moriaon, 
 lioniiford Tlios, 
 
 CHAMBERLAIN P B, 
 FOUCH BROS. 
 
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 Susanville 
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 Timbnctoo 
 
 Truckco 
 
 Turlock 
 
 Vallejo 
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 Visidia 
 
 Weaverville 
 
 West Oakland 
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 Maldtr>j Antonio, 
 Salaziir A, 
 Kahn ft Coblentz, 
 Charmak Chas, 
 P.isberg J, 
 
 WilUnras 
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 Wilmin}{ton 
 
 Willows 
 
 Woodland 
 
 Yreka 
 
 CIGAR MANUFACTURERS. 
 
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 BaumI W L, Berkeley 
 
 Ijevi ]j Los Angeles 
 
 Zech Henry A, " 
 
 Breen Jno, (Pioneer), Oakland 
 
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 Opitz B, 
 
 Hutchinson B P, 
 Bnptiste J ft Co, 
 
 KERTH J 0, 
 
 Lascano F, 
 
 PETTIT R H, 
 
 Girtin Wm, 
 Brunst F, 
 
 BUNEMANN F, 
 HARTZOKE JOHN, 
 
 Roehr Henry, 
 Moore P L, 
 Stroeter H W, 
 
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 Sacramento 
 
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 San Jose 
 
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 Stockton 
 
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 Bailey Alox, city jmlae, 
 Melrose \\, town clerk, 
 Payne I> K, city marshal, 
 Seibert B F, town trustee, 
 
 ABBUCKLE T B, city 
 
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 Crew A H, city treasurer, 
 LUCAS A J, police judge, 
 Rundell U Y, city marshal and as- 
 sessor, " 
 WnrreiiCO, city clerk and recorder, " 
 Wescott Henry, town marshal, Colusn 
 Dickson It B, police judge, Eureka 
 Christy L M, city marshal, Gilroy 
 Satter white Thos D, city olerk, " 
 
 BETNOLDS WM, city marshal, 
 
 Grass Valley 
 Hilbon Gilley, marshal, Livermore 
 
 Toberman .1 It, city mayor, lios Angeles 
 King Henry, chief •£ police, 
 Robinson W VV, city clerk of city 
 
 council, 
 Robinson W W, city auditor, 
 Bilderrain K, city assessor, 
 Krimer M, city tax collector, *' 
 
 CAS^J) M B, city morshal, Marysville 
 Gridley E S, city treasurer, Nnpii 
 
 Casper K, city clerk, Nevada City 
 Drey fuss L W, city treasurer, " 
 
 luing \V S, c ity assessor , " 
 
 Blevjn — , m ayor, Oakland 
 
 FLETCHEBWF, capt of police " 
 DODS JAMES, city cKrk and treas , " 
 Mori?an (i L, city atty, " 
 
 DELLON J M. city assessor, '* 
 
 CUTTING JAS BjCity marshal, " 
 By^iLABD JAS W, license col, " 
 MORGAN T W, city ensineer, " 
 
 LUTHE R H GARY, health offiV, " 
 JENKINS T F, sanitary inspuc'r, " 
 WELCH R C, police jud!,'P, 
 
 Redwood City 
 Grimmenstein H, city marshal, " 
 
 Turner Jabez, mayor, Sacramento 
 
 Henry W A, police judge, " 
 
 Karcher M;\t, chief of police, " 
 
 Chamberlain Wm, city treasurer, " 
 Cog>4n8 Paschal.court commission 'r," 
 Anderson W A, city atty, " 
 
 McKee Ed H, auditor, " 
 
 Spinks Alf, city clerk, " 
 
 Putman Geo A, city collector, " 
 
 Shepherd F A, city assessor, " 
 
 Bassett L F, city surveyor, " 
 
 LandesFL, snpt of schools, '' 
 
 Kidder N A, harbor master, " 
 
 Phillips F D, health officer, " 
 
 Sullivan Con, chief engineer of fire 
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 Cunningham John A, engineer of 
 
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 Sheriden 8 N 8r, city marshal, 
 
 San Buenaventura 
 
 CHRISTIAN H T, city clerk and 
 
 assessor, San Diego 
 
 Hotchkiss A B, city atty, " 
 
 Lockling \, L, city eugiiieer, " 
 
 Stockton T C, city health officer, " 
 
 Archer L, mayorj San Jose 
 
 HASKELL DANIEL, chief of po- 
 lice, " 
 Ellis \V F, city assessor and clerk, " 
 Lotz Josepha, city treasurer and 
 
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 Pieper J H, city surveyor, " 
 
 Finch J B, city supt schools, " 
 
 Henderson W A, mayor, San Luis Obispo 
 Forrester P A, police judge, ** 
 
 MoCONAUGHEY WM.oity atty, ' ' 
 
 Thornton O F, city assessor, " 
 Small wo(kI A B, city tax collector, " 
 Rdbbinn Geo \V, cit y marshal, " 
 OIMBALL HENRY, chief engi- 
 neer, " 
 
 FITTS WM, marshal, Santa Clara 
 CURTIS L, police judge, Santa Cruz 
 Ikckner \V S, city marshal, Santa Rosa 
 Mcllmoil John, street commissioner, " 
 Ball H S, mayor, Salinas City 
 
 Miller J L, city assessor, Sonora 
 
 Hall J, city treasurer and trustee, " 
 Coimclly .lames, city marshal, " 
 
 Hyatt G C, mayor, Stockton 
 
 Paulk C C, police judge, '• 
 
 Fiangmaid O G, chief police, " 
 
 Carter S L, city atty. •• 
 
 Allen E H, city assessor, " 
 
 Brownlie A J, city clerk, Vallejo 
 
 Spangler Jno W, city marshal, Visalia 
 
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 Todd S H, (M E), Auburn 
 
 Peters Rev J H, (M E), BakersHeld 
 
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 Conway Rev J M, (Catholic), Cloverdale 
 Sheltou Rev J (i, (M E), " 
 
 Whitney Rev S P, (Congregutional) " 
 Stanley Rev O R, (M E), Colfax 
 
 Martin Rev W H, (Christian), Colusa 
 Barchard Rev J L, (M E), Cordelia 
 
 Fisher Rev .Ino S, (M E), Covelo 
 
 Sheldon Rev H B, (M E), 
 Taylor Rev B F, (M E), Crescent City 
 Woodward Rev T H, (M E), Dixon 
 
 Appletou Rev Jno, (M E), Downiovillc 
 Law Rev M, (M E), Downey City 
 
 Moores Wm (M E), 
 Settle M G (M E), 
 
 Bander T J, Dunnigan 
 
 King Rev E H, (M E), Dutch Flat 
 
 Nales F W, 
 
 Augwin Rev W, (M E), East Oakland 
 Crawford Rev A K, (M E), Elk Grovo 
 Kinkade G H, Elinira 
 
 Hancock Rev L M, (M E), Eureka 
 
 Lynch C N, (Catholic), " 
 
 Kuykendall Rev J W, (M E), J:tna 
 Dexter G M, (Congregational), Ferndalc 
 Kennedy Rev, (Catholic), '' 
 
 Palmer Rev T B, (M E), 
 Jewell Rev J B, (Presby'n), Fiddleto' 
 Wible Rev E A, (M E), Folsr 
 
 Curry Rev W C, )M E), French C«mi 
 Dooley Rov L, (Presbyterian), Fresno 
 Hopkins Rev I L, (M E), " 
 
 Kelley Rev D O, (thjiscopal), 
 Corwin Rev W S, (M E), Georgetown 
 Atkinson T A (M E), Gilroy 
 
 Britton R J B, (Episcopal), " 
 
 Bryant Rev J W, (M E), " 
 
 Dryden D A, (M E), 
 Hudson Rev Thos, (Catholic), 
 Dolten Father, (Catholic), Grass Valley 
 Gober Rev W R, (Methodist), 
 
 Perkins Rev F B, (Congregational), " 
 Powell Rev W C, (Episcopal), " 
 
 Hubbard Rev J N, (Presny'), Grayson 
 Jones Rev J H, (M E), Half Moon Bay 
 Duncan Rev — , (Congrega'l), Hay wardw 
 Mayne Rev W T, (M E), 
 Tallman Rev H C, (M E), Healdsburg 
 Reems Rev — , Hioksville 
 
 Jones Rev S, (M E), Hollister 
 
 Willis Rev F M, (M E), Independence 
 Rhoades Rev B F, (M E), Indian Springs 
 Sterrett Rev S L, (M E), lone City 
 
 Buchannan Rev P G, (M E), Jackson 
 Fox Rev B, Kelseyville 
 
 Jones Rev C P, 
 Mitchell Rev J A, 
 
 Burris Rev B F, (Methodist). Lakeport 
 Lillard Rev G H, 
 
 Cheivers Rev Thos, (M E), Lemoore 
 Featherston Rev E F, (M E South), " 
 Scott Rev G W, (Baptist), 
 
 Winning Rev E A, (M E), Linden 
 
 Ross Rov O A, (Congrega'l), Little Luke 
 Poroer Rev F E, (Catholic), Liverinore 
 Pascoe Rev W H, (Congre'l)' Lockeford 
 Smith Rev E, (M E), 
 Haswell Rev C S, (M E), L,Kli 
 
 Steward Rev WC, (Congregatioral), " 
 Bollinger Rev G H, (ME), Los Angeles 
 Mohoouey Rev M, (St Vibiani Cathe- 
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 Miller Rov Martin, (M E), Marysville 
 McCrackon Rov Geo H, (M E), Mnvtield 
 Kirkland Rev — , (M E), Merced 
 
 McLean Rev E (r, (Presbyterian), " 
 Peck Rev H P, (First Presbyterian), " 
 Price Rev Jas K P, (M E South), " 
 VVilliamson Rev R W, (M E), 
 
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 Rich Rfv C E, (M E), Modesto 
 
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 Damon Rev W C, 
 
 Slattery Rev M I), (Catholic), 
 
 Todd Rev E S, (M E), 
 
 Maclay Rev W J, (M E), 
 
 Wylie Rev R, (Presbvterian), " 
 
 Mann Rev J L, (M E), Nevada City 
 
 Meagher Father, (Catholic), " 
 
 Powell Rev Mr, (Episcopal), " 
 
 Simms Rev J J, (Congregational), " 
 
 Beatty Rev G W, (M E), New Almmlen 
 
 Larkin Rev Geo, (M E), Newcastle 
 
 Trowbridge Edwanl, (M E), Oakdale 
 
 Abbott Rov G S, (First Baptist), 
 
 Oakland 
 Afferbach Rev C H, (M E), 
 Thompson Rev Jno, (M E), " 
 
 Wythe Rev J H, (M E), 
 Peck Rev N R, (M E), Ophir 
 
 (ireen John B, (M E), Orange 
 
 Hill Rev Patrick, (Catholic), Ortigalito 
 Clinse Rev O S, (Methodist), Pasadena 
 Noble Rev W F_P, (Presbyterian), " 
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 Fish Rev I B, (M E), 
 
 Strong Rev J H, " 
 
 Burton Rev Noah, (M E), Petaluma 
 
 Dille Rev E R, (M E), 
 
 Elliott Rev S C, (M E), Placerville 
 
 (iraham Rev — , (Presbyterian), " 
 
 Hazen Rev E A, (M E), Point Arena 
 
 (Jafney Rev W, (M E), Point of Timber 
 
 Clark Rev — , Potter Valley 
 
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 Rhoades Rev S H, (M E), Red Bluff 
 
 Woodward Rev M, (M E), " 
 
 Bruner Rev J A, (M E), Richland 
 
 Dinsmore Rev E F, (Congre'l), Rio Vista 
 
 Cross Rev Wm H, (Congre'l), Riverside 
 
 Nixon Rev Wm, (M E), 
 
 Wilson Rev Wm, (Episcopal), " 
 
 Ash Rev Geo 0, (M E), Rohnerville 
 
 Fields Rev J L, (lTnit«d Brethren), 
 
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 Bentlev Rev Robert. (Methodiat). " 
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 Orecory Rev — , (Baptiat), 
 McSweeny Rev Thoa, " 
 
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 Scanlon Rev P, (Catholic), " 
 
 Talibnor Rov C, " 
 
 Wickea Rev J E, (Metliodist), 
 Bovard iieo F, (M E), San Bernardino 
 Fonl J T, (Congregational), " 
 
 fJrove Rev M F\ (M E South), " 
 
 Bailey Rev A M, (M E), San Joae 
 
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 HopkiiiH Rov T B, (M E), 
 Jewell Rov F F, M E), 
 Martin Rev J N, (If E), 
 Strotton Rev C C, (M E), " 
 
 Harris Rev J J, (M E), dan Juan 
 
 Cleveland Rov J J, (M E), San Tjcandro 
 Hill Rev Hiram, (Presbyterian), 
 Hulbert Rev VV, (M E), 
 Husk Rev B W, (M E), San Luis Obispo 
 Woodward Rev W M, (M E), SanRufael 
 Criib Rev H B, (M E), San Itamon 
 
 Butler Rev — , (M E South), Santa Ana 
 Calcvay Rev — , (M E), 
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 Piirker Rev — , (Baptiat), 
 Webster Rev T J C, (Presbyterion), 
 Bovurd Rev — , Santa Barbara 
 
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 Sinex Rev T H, (M E), 
 Trufren Rev J L, (M E), Santa Cruz 
 Jones Rev E I, (M E), Santa Rosa 
 
 Burchard Rev J L, (M E), Sebastopol 
 Snell Rev J 0, (M E), Sherwood Valley 
 Coleman Rov N, (Catholic), Smartsville 
 Hazzard Rev A C, (M E), Sonora 
 
 Wythe Rev J H Jr, (M E), Sonoma 
 
 Jacka Rev Elias, (M E), South Butte 
 BARLOV F N, (Baptist), Stockton 
 
 BIRDSALL REV E, (Episcopal), " 
 Coyle Rev Jno, (Methodist), " 
 
 Konzelman Rev A, (M E), 
 
 MACKENZIE REV R. 
 
 Osconon Rev — , (Catholic), " 
 
 VVenk Rev R E, (M E), Suisun 
 
 White Rev A P, Susanville 
 
 Burliughom Rev — , Sutter Creek 
 
 Dmlge Rev E E, (M E), 
 Dinsmrre I M. (Presby'), 
 
 Alanson Rev J M, (M E South), 
 Bateman Rev Cephas, (Baptist), 
 Bluett Rev J W, (ME), 
 
 Tomalea 
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 McBride Rev H B, (Preabyterian) Ukiah 
 Price Rev H, (Christian), " 
 
 Jones Rev C P, (M E), Uncle Sam 
 
 Arnold Dr J T, Vallejo 
 
 Cochran Rev — , " 
 
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 HARRINOTOH REV JHO B, " 
 
 Kliuk Rev N B, •• 
 
 Redding Rev S A, (M E), 
 Avery H R, (Presby'). Walnut Creek 
 Urmy Rev W S, (M E), " 
 
 Deal Rev David, Wataonville 
 
 Humphreys Rev G W, (M E), Wheatland 
 Hertel Rev C A F, (M E), Willows 
 
 Logan Elder J, (Christian), Winters 
 Stuart Rev E M, (M E), Woodland 
 
 Fowler Rev — , Wriuhts 
 
 PETERSON AEV P, 
 
 Smith Rev Jesse, , " 
 
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 Mendelson MA, Anaheim 
 
 Barron K N, Bodie 
 
 Cohn J, " 
 
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 Nickell ft Plark, Colfax 
 
 Borland Alex, Coloma 
 
 BGEOEFELJD'JOS, Colusa 
 
 Lutreille B, Downieville 
 
 Loeweuthal Jacob, Eureka 
 
 Loheide ft Sanders, * 
 
 McNamara W J, •« 
 
 Ephraim M, Forest Hill 
 
 BURNIE A, Grass Valley 
 
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 Peyser W, " 
 
 SANDERS J, 
 
 Bernstein ft Co, Los Angeles 
 Harris L, •• 
 
 Jacoby L, " 
 
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 SVSSKIND HENRY, " 
 
 WEIL J, 
 
 EgeuholfD, Mariposa 
 
 Cohn E, Marysville 
 
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 Schneider N, 
 Worms Julius, 
 
 WOLLNEB JACOB, 
 
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 Bloch M, 
 Van Baaren John, 
 Casper K, 
 Hyman Bros, 
 Miller BH, 
 Furth Daniel, 
 Kozminsky S, 
 Bernstein & Co, 
 Brown & Violich, 
 CaroS, 
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 Greeuhood & Moran, 
 Harris Bros, 
 Jonas A & Bros, 
 Letter J, 
 Nordliausen A, 
 Solomon Aaron, 
 Dzertfowski N, 
 
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 Bemhard Isaac, 
 
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 Alexander 8, 
 
 SLKTJS L & CO (wholesale), 
 
 OILMAN J F & CO, 
 
 JACOBS L (second hand clothing), " 
 
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 LOEYA S, 
 
 Nathan CP, 
 
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 NATHANS J &C0. 
 
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 Petrie Wm M, . 
 
 PoUtz G, 
 
 Robin Chas, 
 
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 ALDEN & MTi!P.WTAM , St Helena 
 
 Horowitz A, 8an Bernardino 
 
 Kuhlman John A, San Buenaventura 
 
 Walluck D, San Die,$o 
 
 Appleton J, San Jose 
 
 Bloom L, 
 
 Isaacs Mendel, 
 
 Isaiujs Moses L, 
 
 Jjovy M, 
 
 Myers B, 
 
 O Bunion, Kent & Co, 
 
 RICH & BLUMENTHAL, 
 
 Weiucr M, 
 Witkowsky E, 
 Levy Abraham, San Leandro 
 
 Dugbi (r, San Luis Obispo 
 
 Frost F W, Santa Barbara 
 
 . Baniet S, Santa Cruz 
 
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 Proctor FC, 
 
 Maryaville LIEBMAN L, 
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 Modesto Tripp HL, ' 
 Monterey Weil D ft Bro, 
 Napa Blumenthal L, 
 
 Cadien & Bagley, 
 Frankenheimer B, 
 Isaacs Henry, 
 Karsky G, 
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 Raphael J, 
 Rosenbaum D S, 
 Rosenblum M, 
 
 STAMPER ISAAC, 
 Steiithard Bros, 
 Stockwell E R, 
 ALDEN EB&CO, 
 ADOLPH JULIUS, 
 LEWISON J L & CO. 
 SHERIDAN P, 
 
 Farnham & Co, 
 
 PLUMMER & ROBINSON, 
 
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 Shasta 
 Stockton 
 
 Suisun 
 Truckee 
 
 Vallejo 
 
 Helgeson O C, 
 Alexander Abram, 
 Morris M, 
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 Alexander Henry, 
 
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 Watsonville 
 
 Weaverville 
 
 West Oakland 
 
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 COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS. 
 
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 Ghirardelli & Petor (wholesale), 
 
 Oakland 
 Dingley H, Sacramento 
 
 McManns M, " 
 
 WHYTE J F & CO, (agents) 
 
 COLLECTORS. 
 
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 DEMING B, 
 Wilkinson N R, 
 Congdon J R, 
 Lopera C, 
 
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 FULLER JOHN, 
 
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 BARRETT J H. 
 
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 Bristol A O Pasadena 
 
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 COMSTOCK G A, Hed Bluff 
 
 WEL^ R C. Redwood City 
 
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 Lang Ceo F, Sacramento 
 
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 St Helena 
 Sun Diego 
 
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 Isabell J F, 
 Rogers Geo I., 
 Swett Frank H, 
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 Babbit Manuel Gelpin, ^ Oakland 
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 BARNARD W E, 
 
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 Rouse Warren A & Co, 
 WHARTON. BOYD & CO. 
 THOMSON WM. Piano 
 
 ARENDT H. Plcasanton 
 
 Cordon Wm, Porters ville 
 
 Wright IS, Ripon 
 
 LEV Y Ri Sacramento 
 
 Newmark J S, 
 
 NOTTINGHAM J. 
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 Wyllie O C, San Andreas 
 
 HITCHGOCK GEO N. San Diego 
 
 Keating M, 
 
 WENTSCHER A. 
 
 BLYTHE & MADDOX, San Jose 
 
 Fanning Wesley, '* 
 
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 Driver Thos, 
 Baggs W M & Son, 
 BAOEY JH. 
 
 Bostwick I S, 
 Crawford T A, 
 
 MELONS G W. 
 
 Sperry & Co, 
 Stewart & Smith, 
 
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 F ardee Geo, 
 
 PORTER J T & CO. 
 
 Murdock W C A. Co, 
 Banning Phineas, 
 Jacoby Herman, 
 
 San Leandro 
 Stockton 
 
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 Miller I) E, Anaheim 
 
 Hoadley J F., Cloverdale 
 
 Murphy M A, Colton 
 
 BELL FRED W, Eureka 
 
 KINGSTON HENRY, (produce), " 
 
 Leveutht.l A, *' 
 
 BAIE THOS. Hoopa Valley 
 
 Tuipin W M k Co, Lompoc 
 
 BRADSHAW T & CO. Los Angeles 
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 Northcraft W H, 4 Co, , " 
 
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 HARDEN ^OS, Maxwell 
 
 BuysserL, Milton 
 
 Watsonville 
 
 Willows 
 Wilmington 
 
 CONFECTIONERS, 
 
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 Durncr Chas, 
 Manning; Mrs Mary, 
 
 SWANN MRS F, 
 
 Knowls M, 
 Mitchell Bros, 
 
 BROOKS GEO G. 
 JONES BROS, 
 MANN F T, 
 SALLADY 0, 
 
 Punly H H, 
 
 JONES WARREN, 
 
 DahllKirg A H, 
 
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 Hull A B, auesaor 4th dist, Ilay wards 
 Osgood L E, assessor 5th dist, Ceiitreville 
 McLeod A J,a8ses8or 6th dist,Liverinore 
 Gilson J C, supt of schools, Oakland 
 Castro L, county surveyor, 
 Hamilton W T, county coroner, 
 Marston S J, public administrator, 
 
 ALPINE COUNTY. 
 
 Amot N D Jr, superior judge, 
 
 Markleeville 
 Scott J B, sheriff and tax collector, 
 Harvey W W,county clerk, recorder 
 
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 Griffith S W, dist atty, 
 Cronkite Jno, treasurer. 
 Wade Jas H, assessor, 
 Parker P W, supt of schools, ' 
 
 Hawkins D &, surveyor, ' 
 
 Bolton C F, county coroner and pub- 
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 AMASOB COUNTT. 
 
 Moore Geo, superior judge, Jackson 
 Vogan Jno, sheriff, " 
 
 Fontenrose L J, clerk and recorder, " 
 Meehun Jas, treasurer, " 
 
 Caminetti A, dist atty, " 
 
 Petty A, assessor. Volcano 
 
 Miller L, supt of schools, 
 Brown J A, surveyor, Sutter Creek 
 
 Schacht B H, coroner and public 
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 BUTTE COUNTY. 
 
 Hmulley P O, superior judge, Oroville 
 SPRAUUE F A, sheriff, 
 GREEN JAMEStCouuty clerk, " 
 OSGOOD OABBNEB, county re- 
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 GALE JOHN, dist atty, 
 
 Del.iiicy Kichd, county treixsurer, " 
 
 McCLELLAN SAMUEL, asacsbor. " 
 
 Le Laucie K, tax collector, " 
 
 Wood Jesse, county supt schools, " 
 Knowlton A L, county surveyor, Chico 
 Washburn W A, coroner audx>ublic 
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 CALAVEBAS COUNTY. 
 
 Gottschalk C V, superior judge, 
 
 San Andreas 
 THORN BEN J K. county sheriff, 
 Uedmoud K M, county clerk, audit- 
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 Lewis W T, dist attorney, ** 
 Treat J F, county treasurer, " 
 Love A, county assessor, " 
 Peachey Thos G, supt of schools. 
 
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 Kelley W A, county coroner and 
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 COLUSA COUNTY. 
 
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 Steele Jno M, sheriff, 
 
 De JABNATT J B, county clerk, 
 
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 HABT T J, dist atty, i' 
 
 Barnett Robt, county treasurer, " 
 Houchins Saml, county supt schools," 
 
 CONTBA COSTA COUNTY. 
 
 Brown Thos \, superior judge, Martinez 
 MAHAN D P, sheriJ, 
 Wittenniyre L C, county clerk. 
 Miller C Ed, recorder, 
 Darby J VV, county auditor, 
 CHASE E B, dist atty, 
 Hathaway R B, county treasurer, " 
 Stow J M, county assessor, " 
 
 Shuey Wm, tax collector, " 
 
 McMahon T A, county surveyor, " 
 Bailey A A, county supt of schools, 
 
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 Guy Jno W, pub administrator, " 
 
 DEL NOBTE COUNTY. 
 
 Murphy J E, superior judge, 
 
 Crescent City 
 Hughes Chas L, sheriff and tax col, '* 
 Peveler P H, county clerk, recorder 
 
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 Mason Ed^ar, dist atty, " 
 
 Saville Wm, county treasurer, " 
 
 Woodhurii VV H, county assessor, " 
 Miller Jno, county supt of schools, " 
 Cleveland A H, county surveyor, *' 
 Fruiitz J F, county coroner and 
 
 public admtuistator, " 
 
 EL DOBADO COUNTY. 
 
 Williams Goo E, superior judge, 
 
 Placerville 
 BUBNHAM GEO, sheriff, 
 
 Witmer E VV, county clerk, record- 
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 Iiigham Geo H, dist atty, " 
 BUBNHAK OEO.county treasurer, " 
 (ialt Thoa A, assessor and collector, '* 
 Mark ham C E, supt of schools, " 
 Kimble Geo N, county surveyor, " 
 Merrill C E, coroner. " 
 Merrill C E, public administrator, '* 
 
 FBESNO COUNTY. 
 
 Fresno 
 
 Holmes S A, superior judge, 
 
 HALL EZEKIEL, sheriff, 
 
 CLABK A H, county clerk and 
 
 recorder, " 
 
 Bramlet R H, auditor, " 
 
 ThomA J, co unty treasurer, " 
 McXENZIE W H, assessor, 
 Bramlet R H,supt public instruction," 
 
 Davis C D, county surveyor, " 
 
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 WILSON E W, diatatty, 
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 Casterlin J B, supt of schools, " 
 
 Spring O H, public administrator 
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 INYO COUNTY. 
 
 Hanna John A, superior judge, 
 
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 CROUOH JOHN, county clerk, au- 
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 Lnird John W 1*, district attorney, " 
 HARDY GEO H, treasurer. 
 Smith Jas W, sheritTand collector, " 
 May Thos, assessor, " 
 Symes J W, county supt, " 
 Seeley Jos, county surveyor, " 
 Thompson V G, coroner and ad- 
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 Brundage B, superior judge, Bakersfield 
 
 Bower W K, sheriff, 
 
 LIOHTNER A T, county clerk and 
 
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 Wilkes W P, county auditor, " 
 
 SMITH GEO VIABLE, district 
 
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 Beruani A P, county treasurer, " 
 Harding T E, county assessor, " 
 Bower W K, tax collector, " 
 WALLACE F S, supt public in- 
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 Burnap S A, county coroner, " 
 Burnap S A, pub administrator, " 
 
 LAKE COUNTY. 
 
 Hudson Rodney J, superior judge, 
 
 , Lakeport 
 Burtnett Peter, sheriff and tax col- 
 lector, " 
 Oliver H A, county clerk and re- 
 corder and auditor, " 
 Crump R W, dist atty, 
 Williams David, county treasurer, " 
 Phelan Nicholas, assessor, " 
 Kelley J A, county surveyor, " 
 Male James, coroner and public ad- 
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 LASSEN COUNTY. 
 
 Hendrick J W, superior judge, 
 
 Susanville 
 Skandan H N, sheriff and tax col- 
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 BranhaKi James, dist atty, " 
 Hyer D C, treasurer, " 
 Harris Edward, assessor, " 
 Schooler W R, supt of schools, " 
 Norboe P M, county surveyor, •' 
 Johnson Robt, county coroner and 
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 LOS ANQELES COUNTY. 
 
 Howard Volney E, superior judge, 
 Los Angeles 
 
 ROWLAND WM R, sheriff, 
 
 FOTTS A W, county clerk, " 
 
 Lamb C C, county recorder, " 
 YORBA B A, county auditor, 
 BROWN THOSE, dist atty. 
 
 Potts J W, public administrator, " 
 
 Liidley Milton, county treasurer, " 
 
 Venable J W, county assessor, " 
 
 Cullen W B, county tax collector, " 
 Hinton J W, county supt of public 
 
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 WRIGHT £ T, county surveyor " 
 
 Nadeuu H, county coroner, " 
 
 MARIN COUNTY. 
 
 Bowers T J, superior judge, San Rafael 
 Townsend James, sheriff and tax 
 
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 Davis Geo W, 'lerk, recorder and 
 
 auditor, 
 Towle G M, dist atty, 
 Dampier Wm, treasurer, " 
 
 Rotche R A, asiwssor, " 
 
 Augustine S M, supt public instruc- 
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 Dodsfe Geo M, county surveyor, " 
 ESIN E, coroner and public ad- 
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 MARIPOSA COUNTY. 
 
 Corcoran J M, superior judge, 
 
 Mariposa 
 Clarke John F, sheriff and tax col 
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 STREETER JARYIS, county 
 
 clerk, recorder and auditor, " 
 Goucher G G, dist atty. 
 
 Counts Geo, treasurer, " 
 
 Newman M. county assessor, " 
 P2genhoff W D, county supt schools, " 
 
 Thomas R B, county surveyor, " 
 
 Kavanough W S, coroner, " 
 
 MENDOCINO COUNTY. 
 
 Mc(Tarvey R, superior judge, Ukiah 
 Donohoe J H, sheriff and tax col- 
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 .Bransford W L, county clerk and 
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 Morr>>w J J, county recorder, 
 Yell A. dist atty, 
 Fowzor Jaa, county treasurer, 
 Day L T, county aasesaor, " 
 
 Thomna J R, county auptschoola, " 
 Hurriaon Thoa, county surveyor, " 
 Maaon G T, county coroner and 
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 Marka Chas H, auperior judge, Merced 
 Meany A J, Hluriff and tax collector, " 
 SimouBonJuhn U, county clerk, " 
 Quigley VV J, county treiiaurer, " 
 
 Hamilton E J, county auditor and 
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 FARRAB FRANK H, dist atty, " 
 
 Aiken VV B, county assessor, " 
 
 Dixon E T, supt pub instruction, '• 
 Bost John W, county surveyor, " 
 Kucker H N, county coroner and 
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 WELCH GEORGE W, clerk and 
 
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 Ewin(( F W, dist atty, 
 Riiie N B, county treasurer, 
 Howiird Jaa W, county nsttessor, 
 (lru1il)8 E P, county supt of schools, 
 StiUiIey J, public administrator and 
 
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 Briggs R M, superior judge, Bridgeport 
 
 iSIk > wers J ua. sheri ff, 
 
 ]K fTTJ.Ti1l BEN H. county clerk, 
 
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 Piirker Wm O, dist atty, 
 Tiukum Z B, treasurer, 
 Welch J J, aasesaor, 
 Sulhvau Mrs C \V, supt school, 
 Thompson J (J, county surveyor. 
 Deal Dr D L, public administrator 
 
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 ALEXANDER J K, superior 
 
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 FRANKS CHRIS, sheriff. 
 
 Dexter M L, county clerk, 
 Speegle M M, county recorder, 
 Joy J <}, county auditor, 
 DORNNA. distatty, 
 Hartnt'll U, county treasurer and 
 
 tax collector, 
 Carpenter W L, county assessor. 
 Shearer S M, comty supt schools, 
 Ingals F S, county surveyor, 
 Trimmer Dr O H, county coroner 
 
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 Wallace Wm C, auperior judge, 
 Bennett James, sheriff, " 
 
 Neilson L N, county clerk, recorder 
 
 and auditor, " 
 
 Coombs F L, diet atty, " 
 
 Henry Joanph, treasurer and tax col- 
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 Kean John, assessor, " 
 Walker C M, supt of schools, '* 
 De Woody T J, county surveyors, " 
 Coleman F W, county coroner and 
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 NEVADA COUNTT. 
 
 Caldwell John, superior judge, 
 
 Nevada City 
 Tompkins E 0, sheriff, " 
 
 Carr J E, county clerk and auditor, " 
 Rapp John A, county recorder, " 
 
 (JaylordE H, distatty, *• 
 
 Schmittburg (t Von, cjunty treas- 
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 Collins D, county asscBsor, ** 
 Wickea John T, supt schools, " 
 Hart well A G, county surveyor, " 
 Huss Frank, county coroner, " 
 iShr < Alex Jr, public administrator, " 
 
 PLACER COUNTT. 
 
 Myres B F, sui)erior judge. Auburn 
 
 B(>^gs J C, sheriff and tax collector, 
 Nichols T J, county clerk, 
 Adams FD, auditor and recorder, 
 
 LARDNER W B. dist atty, 
 
 Bisbae J (S, county treasurer, 
 Mitchell J no H, aasesaor dist No 1, 
 Muuson W L, ita^iessor dist No 2, 
 McKinley J, assessor diat No 3, 
 Van Eiion James A, dist assesssor, Bath 
 SEAVT F, county supt schools 
 
 Auburn 
 
 PLUMAS COUNTT. 
 
 Clough G (t, superior judge, Quincy 
 
 Halstead P L, slieriff' aud tax collec- 
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 WH'TING F B, county clerk and 
 
 auditor, " 
 
 Ketchum J A, ♦• 
 
 Variel R H F, dist atty, " 
 
 Haggard Thos L, •• 
 
 Black Thos, iissesaor, " 
 
 Hiill F (t, county supt schools, •* 
 
 Heudel C W, county surveyor, *' 
 
 Fiak H W, coroner and public 
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 Denson S C, superior judge, Sacramento 
 CLARK ROBT C, superior judge •» 
 Heilbron A, sheriff and tax collector," 
 
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 Buckley Henry L, diat atty, 
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 Houston Joseph W, county aaBessor," 
 Bishop Chas K, county supt scliool, " 
 PIEKSON JIM C, county Burveyor, 
 Vermyla Abrain J, county coronor, 
 Bronue (ieo F, pub administrator 
 
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 Broen Jas F, superior judge San Juan 
 Brown Wm T, sheriff and tax col 
 
 lector, Hollister 
 
 Harris H B, county clerk, recorder 
 
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 May JJ, distatty, 
 Baldwin T L, county treosurer, 
 Dowdy H, county assessor, 
 Thompson J S, county supt schools, " 
 Tullaran M, county surveyor, " 
 
 Howard Dr li R, couuty coroner and 
 
 public administrator. " 
 
 SAN BERNABDINO COUNTY. 
 
 Rolfe H C, superior judge, 
 
 San Bernardino 
 King Jno C, sheriff and collector, 
 McKenney A F, county clerk, recor- 
 der and auditor, 
 Rowell C W, dist atty. 
 Yager Hardin, county treasurer, 
 Johnson F M, county assessor, 
 Rousseau J A, county supt public 
 
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 Parsons T M, county surveyor. 
 Rice H W, county coroner and pub 
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 SAN DIEQO COUNTY. 
 
 McNealy W T, superior judge, 
 
 San Diego 
 Coyne Joseph, sheriff and collector 
 STATLER S, county clerk, 
 Remm liilliert, county recorder and 
 
 auditor, " 
 
 SMITH WILL M, «li8t atty, 
 Jorrt'S Wm, county treasurer, ** 
 
 Ham ilton M D, county assessor, " 
 
 HITCHCpCK GEO W, "upt public 
 
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 Locklin L L, county surveyor, " 
 Stockton T C, public administrator 
 
 • and coroner, " 
 
 SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY. 
 
 McMurtry Louis, superior judge, 
 
 San Luis Obispo 
 OAKES W J, sheriff and collector. 
 King Nathan, county clerk, recor 
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 GRAVES ERNEST, dist atty. 
 
 
 DANA E G, oouaty treaauror, 
 
 San Luia Obispo 
 Hardie A M, county aaaeuor, " 
 
 Beckett John F, county aupt public 
 
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 Carpenter Ezra, county aurveyor, " 
 Hartnacke F, county coroner and 
 
 pub administrator, " 
 
 PAi^HURST RUSSELL, county 
 
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 SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY. 
 
 Bucklny W S, superior judge, Stockton 
 Pttter son A V R, superior judge, " 
 
 CUNNINGHAM THOS, sheriff, •• 
 
 Weaver H W, county clerk, '• 
 
 (Jrunsky Chaa, county recorder and 
 
 auditor, 
 CAMPBELL J C. dist atty, 
 WEST FRED M. county treasurer 
 
 and tax collector, " 
 
 Ralph C R, county assessor, " 
 
 Keniston C M, county supt schools,"" 
 Compton H T Jr, county surveyor, " 
 Ring C B, coroner, " 
 
 Ruibensteiu R R, pub administrator," 
 
 SA^ MATEO COUNTY. 
 
 Head E F, superior judge, Redwood City 
 (Jreen Geo \V, sheriti and colleclo.-, " 
 Walker Henry, clerk and recorder, " 
 Eikerenkotter E, auditor, " 
 
 Barry Edward, dist atty, 
 Wilcox W J, treasurer, 
 Hartsough C' W, assessor, 
 Hartley (r P, «upt schools " 
 
 Cloud J .r, county surveyor, " 
 
 Loveland E W, county coroner and 
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 SANTA BARBARA COUNTY. 
 
 HEACOCK E H, superior judge, 
 
 Santa Barbara 
 Sherman Chos E, sheriff and tax col- 
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 Williams A B, county clerk, record- 
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 KINCAID J H, dist atty, 
 Yudart N, county treasurer, " 
 Ciarretson J M, assessor, " 
 Thurman H E, county supt public 
 
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 Barker J L, surveyor, " 
 
 Finger H J, county coroner and 
 public administrator, " 
 
 SANTA CLARA COUNTY. 
 
 Belden David, San Jose 
 
 Spencer Francis E, " 
 
 WILLIAMS FE, sheriff, 
 
 SONTHEIMER J J, county clerk, " 
 STEPHENS H W, county record- 
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 CAMPBELL JAMES H, district 
 
 attorney, 
 January Wm A, county treaauror 
 
 and collec tor, 
 FAIRFIELD H> county asseuor, 
 Chiijman L F, county supt schools, 
 Kiohanls — , county surveyor, 
 Harris J T, coroner and public ad- 
 ministrator, 
 
 SANTA CBT7Z COUNTY. 
 
 Logan J H, superior judge, Santa Cruz 
 
 Daken Elmer, slieritf, 
 
 Makiniiey U E, county clerk, record- 
 er and auditor, 
 
 STOEEY W D, dist atty, 
 
 Stciiimetz Ch.irlcH, county treasurer 
 and tiix collector, .]'■. 
 
 Aston Frank, assesssor, 
 
 Hobbs \V H, supt schools, 
 
 Wright T VV, county surveyor, " 
 
 Kobcrtiion 8 L, county coroner and 
 public admiuintrator, " 
 
 SHASTA COUNTY. 
 
 Bell Aaron, superior judge, Shasta 
 
 Hull S, sheriff and tax collector, " 
 Tiffin F C, county clerk, auditor and 
 
 recorder, " 
 
 Taylor Clay W, dist atty, " 
 
 Ripley R, county treasurer, " 
 
 Kidder VV S, county assessor, " 
 
 Coleman Mrs D M, supt schools, " 
 Stockton J E, county surveyor, '* 
 Bystte D P, county coroner and 
 
 public administrutor, " 
 
 SIERRA COUNTY. 
 
 Howe A .1, superior judge, Downieville 
 
 Fish W B, sheriff, 
 
 8TRAN0E H, clerk, recorder and 
 
 auditor, 
 Howard F D, dist atty^ 
 Scott John, county treasurer, 
 Luther W T, county assessor, 
 Jones Isaac G, county surveyor, 
 Mixsun J S, supt schools, 
 McKinsey A .1, public administrator 
 
 and coroner, 
 
 bISKIYOU COUNTY. 
 
 Steele Elijah, superior judge, Yreka 
 Lash D N, sheriff and tax collector, 
 Rice Joseph, county clerk, recorder 
 
 and auditor, 
 Gillia H B, dist atty. 
 Burrows A H, county treasurer, 
 De VVitt Elisha, county assessor, 
 Morst; H A, county supt schools, 
 Varnum L H, county surveyor, 
 Cooley Wm, county coroner and 
 
 public administrator. 
 
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 Farnham Jno, sheriff, Fairflsld 
 
 HARVEY JOEL A, county clerk, 
 Weinmann F P, couuty recorder, 
 BUCKLES A J, dist atty, 
 Hoyt W K, county treasurer. 
 Chamberlain T W, county asseaaor, 
 Sutphen A W, county supt schools, " 
 FITCH WM W, county surveyor, " 
 Sanborn L D, county coroner and 
 public administrator, " 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY. 
 
 Temple Jackson, superior judge, 
 
 Santa Rosa 
 Pressley J G, superior judge, " 
 
 Dinwiddle J L, sheriff and tax col- 
 lector, " 
 Thompson R H, county clerk, " 
 WOOD B(EN S> county recorder 
 
 and auditor. 
 Ware Allison B, dist atty, 
 Aiken Muthew, county treasurer. 
 Sparks (r W, county assessor. 
 Smith J, supt public schools. 
 Cox A L, county surveyor, 
 Tighe Kelly, county coroner and 
 public administrator, " 
 
 STANISLAUS COUNTY. 
 
 Hewell A, superior judge, Modesto 
 
 Fulkerth A S, sheriff and tax col- 
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 McCarthy john w, county 
 
 clerk, " 
 
 MoCOY JOHN* county recorder 
 
 and auditor. 
 Minor W O, dist atty, 
 Hall M H, county treasurer. 
 Tucker J F, county assessor, 
 Robinson W H J, supt schools, pub- 
 lic administrator and coroner, " 
 Robinson R B, county surveyor, " 
 
 SUTTER COUNTY. 
 
 Keyser Phil W, superior judge, 
 
 Yuba City 
 
 Harkey W P, sheriff and tax collec- 
 tor, 
 
 LEE H W, clerk, auditor and rec 
 order, 
 
 Barney M C, dist atty, 
 
 Van Arsdale A B, 
 
 Peck W F, county assessor, 
 
 Graves O E, supt schools, 
 
 McMillan J G, county surveyor, " 
 
 Alberti G W, public administrator 
 and coroner, ' " 
 
 TEHAMA COUNTY. 
 
 Lewis E J, superior judge, Red Bluff 
 FOSTER C F, sheriff and tax col- 
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 Greene Chwi H, oouaty olerk, record 
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 MATTOCK J T. diit atty, 
 
 Soott P C, treasurer, 
 
 Ely Jaokaon, asaesaor, 
 
 Yea^er Myron, Mtipt achoola, 
 
 Lilliard L, surveyor, 
 
 Hickman Elijah, coroner and ad 
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 TBINITT COUNTY. 
 
 Jones T £, supnrior judge, Weavervillo 
 Smiley J \V, sheriff and tax collec- 
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 Esfces Jno M, eouuty clerk, recorder 
 
 and auditor, 
 Philbrook Jno W, dist atty, 
 Oritfiu M F, county trousurer, 
 Marshidl A H, county aasuasor, 
 Noonan Geo K, i-ounty school aupt, 
 Lowden VV S, county aurveyor, 
 Taylor Daniel, county coroner and 
 public adminiatrator, 
 
 TULARE COUNTY. 
 
 Cross Wra W, superior judge, Visalin 
 WELLS M J, ahoritf and tax col- 
 lector, 
 KNOX JNO G, county clerk, 
 O'Bauuon (J S, county recorder, 
 Jordon Jno P, county auditor, 
 EDWARDS E J, district atty. 
 Keener Henry A, county treasurer, 
 Jetferds F G, county assBasor. 
 ELLIS W J| county supt public 
 
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 Lovelace L M, county coroner and 
 
 public adminiatrator, Leinoorc 
 
 Smith Setb, county asaoaaor, Viaalia 
 
 TUOLUMNE COUNTY. 
 
 ROONEY J F» superior judge, Soiiora 
 YANCEY F M, sheriff and tax 
 
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 POTTER I J, clerk, recorder and 
 
 auditor, 
 Witt Thos J, district iittonicy, 
 McLeon Donald, county treu.surer, 
 Monahan John, county usacssor, 
 Muriian Jno T, county aupt Hchool.i, 
 Beanvuis A B, county surveyor. 
 Van Harlirigcn John, public auinni 
 
 istrator and coroner, 
 
 VENTURA COUNTY. 
 
 Hines J D, superior juiige, 
 
 •San Buenaventura 
 
 Detroy Joseph, sheriff and tax col- 
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 EASTON L F, ^l^rk, auditor and 
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 Brooks J M, district attorney, " 
 
 Ayers Alliert, county treasurer, " 
 
 Conoway J A, MMMor, 
 
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 De Mure D D, county supt of public 
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 Hill U W, county ooronor and pub- 
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 YOLO COUNTY. 
 
 Bush E R, superior judge. Woodland 
 Rahm F M, sheriff, 
 SMITH J K, county clerk and au- 
 ditor, " 
 Holcom W D, county recorder, " 
 Garoutte C H, diatrict attorney, " 
 Kean A C, county treasurer, " 
 Schleiman F, county aaaeaaor, " 
 OOIN J W, county aupt of achools, " 
 Everett L I', county surveyor, " 
 KRELLENBERO PETER, cor- 
 oner, " 
 Tucker A W, public administrator, " 
 
 YUBA COUNTY. 
 
 Koysor Phil VV, superior judj;^, 
 
 Miiryaville 
 
 MoCOY H L, »i»oriff, 
 
 Sherwood T J, county clerk, " 
 
 Gunning S O, recorder and auditor, " 
 
 Howser B VV, diMtrict attorney, " 
 
 .Slattery PC, county treasurer, " 
 
 Wilder Louis, asscaaor, " 
 
 Mc(Joy H L, tax collector, " 
 
 Steele T H, county aupt schools. " 
 
 Wright (i«o, county aurveyor, " 
 
 Frank Geo M, county coroner, " 
 Dunibersou A J, public administra- 
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 Alameda 
 
 Colusa 
 
 Eureka 
 
 (Jilroy 
 
 Holliitter 
 
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 Oberdeener VV, 
 
 Rcither Jacob, 
 
 Courtney VVm, 
 
 Risdon F T 4, Co, 
 
 CHILDS M W, Un Angeles 
 
 GIBSON G W, ( RICHARD HEI- 
 
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 MEYBURG BROS. 
 
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 ROSS £ C & CO. Marysville 
 
 SCHWARTZ CHAS, 
 WHITE, COOLEY it CUTTS, 
 
 Bearwald Henry, 
 McClelland J A & Co, 
 Smith VV C S, 
 Behring & Clirishohn, 
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 Beverton S, 
 (rreen & Maloon, 
 
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 Sacramento 
 
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 BENNING BROS. 
 
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 LEWIS L L ft Cb, 
 
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 Duinery, Alphonae & Co, 
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 Ijendrum, Burua & Co, 
 
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 HUNT C C, Santa Barbaru 
 
 Newell P N, 
 
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 Tilley W J A Son, 
 
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 Walcott John, 
 
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 GAMBLE ft BBTANT, 
 
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 BEHRNS C. («la»»a and china ware). 
 
 ERNEST CHAS, 
 
 Lark A E, 
 
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 SIMPSON JOHN. 
 
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 JONES LEE. 
 
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 Cotton AT, 
 
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 Hncker < S A, 
 
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 FREIERMUTH GEO A, 
 
 Watsonvillc 
 
 LAURITZEN P. 
 
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 Eaton J H, 
 
 Woodland 
 
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 CarassuH B, Loa Angeles 
 
 METBURG BROS. 
 
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 Beverton S, Oaklnai) 
 
 HAUSER D ft CO. 
 
 HYDE E H ft CO. 
 
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 SCHOENFELD S D. Red Bluff 
 
 Beininerer Auimat, Sacramento 
 
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 •HEINRICH LOUIS. San Diego 
 
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 AUZERAIS ft POMEROT, San Jose 
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 SOURISSEAU F. 
 
 Dennis J D, 
 
 Johnson Geo N, 
 
 San Luis Obispo 
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 DANCING ACADEMIES. 
 
 MillinotonJ S, Oakland 
 
 TEICHNER ft WOLFRUM, San Joae 
 
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 Wood A B, 
 Cowen E L, 
 Moore W A, 
 Stone S M, 
 Phillipa R F. 
 Batea C P, 
 Jonea W P, 
 
 PRESHAW R G. 
 
 Douglasa Geo, 
 
 TATES L G, 
 
 Cruni FA, 
 
 KINGW Z. 
 MOAD J N. 
 
 Coomea A M, 
 Malone A F, 
 Smith F Z, 
 
 0LNE7 P F. 
 
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 Eshbaeh D M, 
 Hematead — , 
 FreeseJ W, 
 
 GATES ft LEWITT, 
 GATES DR J, 
 LEWITT DR F A. 
 
 Alford F A, 
 Bates B F, 
 •Fewett Stanley, 
 Hanver J C, 
 Smith J F, 
 
 COOPER J C. 
 
 Doyle B W. 
 
 Martin T, 
 
 ROGERS ELISHA P 
 
 Rogers & Horner, 
 Harria S M, 
 Relloy J W, 
 
 NORMAN GEO H, 
 lESSUP F C. 
 
 Biddle E W, 
 Krueger A Huebner, 
 
 BARDUE W N, 
 
 Hwlrick Dr L, 
 Crawford J S, 
 Cunningham R G, 
 Frencli L W, 
 Huzeltine W, 
 Palmer F M, 
 Mooi-e J S, 
 
 BOYD G H. 
 
 Smith J B M. 
 Misuh Jos, 
 Averill G W, 
 Cooi)er G W, 
 Drullard T W, 
 Granier A, 
 Dunn J H, 
 Hackett & Dean, 
 Vanderlip J T, 
 Boverton D W, 
 Harria S M, 
 
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 Anaheim 
 
 Autiooh 
 
 Auburn 
 
 Beuicia 
 
 Berkeley 
 
 Bodie 
 
 Camptonville 
 
 Centreville 
 
 Chico 
 
 Cloverdale 
 
 Coluaa 
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 Dixon 
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 Dutch Flat 
 
 Epperaou 
 
 c^ureka 
 
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 Femdale 
 
 ' Folsom 
 
 Foreat City 
 
 Foreat Hill 
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 Fresno 
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 Gait 
 
 Gilroy 
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 Graaa Valley 
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 Gridley 
 
 Haywarda 
 
 Healdsburg 
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 Hollister 
 
 Lukeport 
 
 Loa Angelea 
 
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 Marysvillo 
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 Brooks W L, 
 Brown W Gardner, 
 Biimette Eugene T, 
 Card D J, 
 Carpenter O, 
 Cole R E, 
 Cornwall A, 
 Dimmick Jos, 
 Oilman SM, 
 Hall T W, 
 
 KSEICHBAUM G H. 
 
 Lane C S, 
 
 Lee & Porter, 
 
 Lefevre A, 
 
 Luce Geo J, 
 
 Merriman A F & Son, 
 
 FLOMTEAUX & RALLS, 
 
 Warner J, 
 
 BEAD WS. 
 REESE R F, 
 
 Bri^ham & Wasley, 
 Livingstone W T, 
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 Lovejoy A P, 
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 Perkins C D, 
 Phillips G M, 
 Glynn F W, 
 Spencer W E, 
 Tyson C, 
 Dempster Jaa. 
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 AVERILL W, 
 
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 BREWER BE, 
 
 FIERSON H H, 
 
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 Teblwts F F, 
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 Davis C E, 
 
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 Powell J no G, 
 Whetlock A, 
 Kuchner C, 
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 Sacramento 
 
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 (Tore J B, Santa Barbara 
 
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 Bliss F W, Santa Cruz 
 
 Gordon O L, , " 
 
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 Savage C L, ■ - ■ " 
 
 Willy J M, 
 
 Caldwell R G, Sonoma 
 
 Meuendez J, Sonoia 
 
 Burton & Meseroll, ' Stockton 
 
 Davenport AC, " 
 
 Haines N J, " 
 
 HENDERSON R W. 
 
 Henderson W R, ... " 
 Wallace WG, 
 
 ROBINSON W H, Suisun 
 
 OABBS E S, Sutter Crock 
 
 McCOWEN OE0,DDS, Ukiai, 
 
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 FENDLETON ft VOORHEES. 
 
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 Brown k Libbey, 
 Grady J F, 
 Haynes C W, 
 Walker J F, 
 Dick A N, 
 Hodgen I N, 
 
 HOLMES L B. 
 BINOHAM W W, 
 
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 Wrftsonville 
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 Yuba City 
 
 St Helena 
 
 Salinas Ci :y 
 
 San Andreas 
 
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 Adams H L & Co, •< 
 
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 MORSE H N, (law). 
 
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 SOTOTOME WINEBT & DIS- 
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 BERNARj) JOHN J&, Los Angeles 
 
 mOUAVACCA G, Napa 
 
 Samorille B, 
 
 Vail Bever P, 
 
 Bfriuger Bros, St Helena 
 
 Krug Chas, " 
 
 SCHEFFLER W, 
 SAINSEVAIN PAUL, (wine and 
 
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 Short J De Bartli, (wine grower), 
 
 Stvn Gabriel 
 Stoneman Gen G, " 
 
 DOCRS, SASH, BLINDS, ETC. 
 
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 Binet Ed k Son, Clipper Mills 
 
 HAMPTON W H, Davis 
 
 jiarnes H W, Kast Oakland 
 
 FROST & KINZEL, Ferndale 
 
 DONAHOO J M, Fresn. 
 
 Jackson, Kerchoff & Cuzner, Los Angelea 
 Raphael Chas, ' 
 
 Madera Flume & Trading Co, Madera 
 California Door Co, (J P Farrell 
 
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 Wiwwell J A, Petaluma 
 
 RICHARDSON JOHN, San Diego 
 California Door Co, San Quinten 
 
 Gorham & Co, Santa Barbara 
 
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 BARKLEY MRS S I, 
 
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 USHER MRS W H, 
 
 Johnson Mrs H M, 
 
 BERLIN MRS A C, 
 
 Queen M>s Julia, 
 
 6ILM0UR MRS JOHN, 
 
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 East Oakland 
 
 Elk Grove 
 
 Eureka 
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 Grass Valley 
 
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 Healdsburg 
 
 DRAYMEN. 
 
 Williams D K, Anaheim 
 
 Skidmore E N, Downey City 
 
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 FBOGTOR CHAS E, Healdsbur". 
 
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 LARSON & WESTCOTT, San Diego 
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 Hdlinan Jas, San Jose 
 
 SANDERCOCL WM, San Luis Obispo 
 (iarrison E P, Tulare 
 
 Giddi.-.gs I D, • Turlock 
 
 Stewart W C, Visalia 
 
 DRESSMAKERS. 
 
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 Anaheim 
 
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 McKinnie Mrs A K, 
 Sex Miss Julia, 
 Wintield Mrs M J, 
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 Yocum Mrs C W B, 
 McClellan Mrs S, 
 
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 Auburn 
 
 Clarksburg 
 
 Cloverdale 
 
 Colfax 
 
 Colusa 
 
 .Concord 
 
 O'NEAL & ZENDER MRS, Davis 
 
 Ilgiier Mrs W, Dixon 
 
 FULLER Mp.S W B, Downey City 
 Ljirson Miss Emma, 
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 Longenccker Mrs C A, 
 Broderick Mrs 8 J, 
 McCartney Mrs E, 
 Mcdrath Mrs, 
 
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 Snider Mrs V A, 
 Hawkins Miss Louise, 
 
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 Larralwe Mrs H F, 
 
 Jenkins Mrs M J. 
 
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 Magiiire Mrs Jno B, '' 
 
 Wells S A, Hollister 
 
 Carroll Miss c^ L, Lockeford 
 
 HETHERINGTON MRS AURA. 
 
 Lodi 
 Ayon Mrs A, Los Angeles 
 
 Baker Mrs M J D, " 
 
 liuinell Mrs S E, •' 
 
 Burkhanlt Mrs M S, " 
 
 CORONA MRS D S, 
 
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 Hardy Mrs M, " 
 
 Irwin Mrs 1 K, " 
 
 Kimbal Mrs OF, 
 
 Lecroq Mrs. " 
 
 Logan Mias M, " 
 
 Mussey Miss C E, " 
 
 Peppa Miss Carrie, " 
 
 Kowe Mrs, " 
 
 Stott Mrs D C, 
 
 Winter Miss U M, " 
 
 Audett Mrs J, 
 Vaoh Miss J, 
 Launder Mrs I E, 
 Sherwoo<\ Mrs, 
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 Castor Mrs J W, 
 Clark Mrs ME, 
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 Siranaonds Mrs L, Napa 
 
 Jones Mrs A & Co, Oakd«le 
 
 Dabuey Mrs N R Oakland 
 
 Ellsworth Mrs L. 
 
 Gage Mrs A, 
 
 Hendry Mrs K, 
 
 Hiltoa Miss S, 
 
 HorrMrsF, 
 
 Johnson Miss A A, 
 
 Johnson* Mrs Edwd, 
 
 Mee Miss M, 
 
 Milliken S, 
 
 Parker Miss S, 
 
 Prenveille Mrs R, 
 
 Smith Mrs A C, 
 
 Spence Mrs VV G, 
 
 Wallace H T, 
 
 Wehrstadt Mias F, 
 
 Wilson Jas A & W S, (Star system 
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 Wood John F, 
 
 LEWIS J a 
 
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 Jacobs Mrs A, 
 Kooken Mrs A E, 
 Peters Mrs Mary, 
 Waters M/s S J 
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 MORRIS MRS H, 
 
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 Hanson Mrs P, 
 McGuire Mrs H N, 
 Nolverta Mrs R, 
 Robinson E, 
 Jones Mrs M E, 
 Bennett Miss M, 
 Bertin Mrs E, 
 
 BOTD MRS J W, 
 
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 FAIRFIELD MRS CASSIE. 
 
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 Howe Mrs Lowell, . 
 
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 Pleasanton 
 
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 Scott Mrs L P, 
 
 Shaw Mrs W A, 
 
 Simon Mrs I H, 
 
 Smethurst Mrs R W, " 
 
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 Youngs Mrs W, ♦' 
 
 MoMILLAN MRS M, St Helena 
 
 Hamilton Miss Dessie, Salinas City 
 
 Jacoby Miss C E, " 
 
 RIORDAN MISS FANNIE, 
 
 HOPKINS MRS MART L, 
 
 San Andreas 
 NORIEGA MISS ANITA, 
 
 Harrison Mrs C M, Santa Barbara 
 
 Hitchcock Mrs E A, " 
 
 Bailey Mrs M, San Bernardino 
 
 Randle Mrs E A R, " 
 
 Nogues Mrs J, San Buenaventura 
 
 Stuart Mrs M, " 
 
 BRADLEY MRS T S, San Jose 
 
 BRAZELLE MRS A J & 00, 
 
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 Crippen Mrs MA, " 
 
 Curtiss Mrs C M, " 
 
 DEWEY MRSJ, 
 
 Elliott Mrs Geo W, 
 
 Fisher Mrs Eleanor, " 
 
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 Gravelle Mrs MA, 
 
 Harris Miss Julia, 
 
 Pryce Mrs H A, •' 
 
 Pyle Mrs S, •' 
 
 Hidinger Mrs E L, 
 
 SCOTT MISS N L, 
 
 Smith Miss E C, 
 
 Spoor Mrs M E, 
 
 West Mrs M, 
 
 Boll Mrs M, 
 
 Cook Mrs Mary, 
 
 DeMar Mrs M, 
 
 Allen A L, 
 
 Culverwell Mrs E A, 
 
 O'Keanlon Miss Mary, 
 
 Tscheinen Mme C, 
 
 Weber C, 
 
 Yf" ing Miss Lydie, 
 
 Smith Mrs W R, 
 
 IJunbar Mrs H, 
 
 Boyd Mrs R, 
 
 Graham Mrs A, 
 
 Gray Msr Josephine, " 
 
 Hennessey Mrs E, " 
 
 Kelly Miss Kate & Co, 
 
 Williams Mrs J A, 
 
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 Bluir N J, Stockton 
 
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 McClouii Mrs Ida, " 
 
 Meehan Miss C k, Co, ' ' 
 
 UpchurchS* Sister, ;y 
 
 Urquhart Miss Kitty, " 
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 Guest Mrs, Tres Finos 
 
 Chism MrsUC, Truckeo 
 
 Barnes Mrs E M, Ukiah 
 
 LAWEENCE MRS L M, Vacaville 
 
 McMannies Miss M, v'^allejo 
 
 Yager Mrs F, \ ina 
 
 Jones Mrs Z C, Willows 
 Putman Miss & Davidson Mrs, Woodland 
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 DRUGGISTS. 
 
 McCash C A, Adin 
 
 DE CHESNE HAM, Alameda 
 GREENE A J, 
 
 Keene E B, 
 
 Dnnlap •! R & Co, Amador 
 
 Ferguson & Lake, Anahoim 
 
 HIGOINS WM M, 
 
 Haker & Olden, Antioch 
 
 HARKINSONMC, 
 
 (iil)bons C H, Arbuckle 
 
 MOTJLTON P, Areata 
 
 Siiowden E C, Auburn 
 Stevens S M, 
 
 Hurnap S A, . BakersHeld 
 
 DRURY J S, 
 WALLACE F S, 
 
 Fokom E C, Bcnicia 
 
 Elder Mary, Berkeley 
 
 BUTLER & HAWKINS. Biggs 
 
 MUXFORD P H, Blocksburg 
 
 BOISOT & STEWART, Bodie 
 ELLIS W H, 
 
 \'iin Voorhies A Webbor, 
 
 WRIGHT HE, 
 
 Butler J no, 
 Wilson B F, 
 Manderscheid Bros, 
 Calvin Wm H, 
 Smith Mrs C C, 
 Cranston T J, 
 
 PARKER JOHN. 
 
 Vonseca D L, 
 Rollers J H, , 
 
 I'M-] J M Frank, 
 GitAVES G W, 
 
 LeeW, 
 
 McCCRMACKBROS, 
 NOON AN JC, 
 INGRAM HENRT, 
 
 Bogps J O, 
 
 Morkell R S, 
 
 Butler John, ,:... 
 
 White G T, 
 
 Butcher Ranch 
 
 Calistoga 
 
 Cambria 
 
 Camptonville 
 
 Capay 
 
 Castroville 
 
 Centreville 
 
 Cherokee 
 
 Chico 
 
 Clayton 
 Cloverdale 
 
 Colfax 
 Colton 
 
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 ROBINSON &BARNETT. 
 
 Stover & Atherden, 
 McFarland A, 
 Latimer R H, 
 CASEWMH. 
 HONET MILTON, 
 Adams Z T, 
 Mestell D D, 
 Collins A C & Co, 
 WEST E F. 
 EIRBT A, 
 
 McBride E J, 
 Jenison & Greening, 
 Gray G W, 
 Jones J T, 
 Merrill S S, 
 Conrad Willis D, 
 Melvil & Co, 
 Brown G J, 
 Bradford C S, 
 Diggles J A, 
 McKay George J, 
 
 MENTZ ciEQ^S, 
 
 Week F A, 
 
 ALFORD W B, 
 
 W^right R B. 
 Burnham J H, 
 
 WESTON RS, 
 
 Cowdeu M H, 
 Burkes L, 
 
 THOMPSON & SATER. 
 
 Vt IJguth Wm, 
 Wliitaker & Ray, 
 
 SHEPHERD i F. 
 
 Moroy H C, 
 Nicl.ols C M, 
 
 SULLIVAN G L, 
 
 Williams T C, 
 Loutzeuhcisor W, 
 Mann"".g J M, 
 
 MEEK J D, 
 NORMAN GEO H. 
 
 Ay res W W, 
 
 WALKER CC. 
 
 Collins A, 
 Cooper Dr J G, 
 Riley & Fox, 
 
 WRIGHT & BROWi:, 
 
 BoyertI H, 
 Eaton Ed, 
 Eby Bros, 
 Blair J D, 
 Schmidt Cliristian, 
 Brusie L, 
 Ford & Gray, 
 Macy C A,* 
 Schacht B H, 
 Spagnoli D B, 
 Versteagg P, 
 BoAie JT. 
 Scott W W, 
 
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 Colusa 
 
 Compton 
 
 Concord 
 
 Copperopolis 
 
 Coulterville 
 
 Courtland 
 
 Davis 
 
 De Redwood 
 
 Dixon 
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 Downey City 
 
 Dunnigan 
 
 Dutch Flat 
 
 East Berkeley 
 
 East Oakland 
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 El Dorado 
 
 Elk Grove 
 
 Etna 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Ferndale 
 
 Fiddletown 
 
 Folsom 
 
 Forest City 
 
 Forest Hill 
 
 Fresno 
 
 Gait 
 
 Georgetown 
 
 Gilroy 
 
 Gilroy 
 
 Grangcville 
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 Gridley 
 
 Guadaloupe 
 
 Half Moon Bay 
 
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 Hydesville 
 
 Independence 
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 Ingram & Young, Lincoln 
 
 Coates B F, Little Lake 
 
 CUTLER LH, Livermore 
 
 Beckwith B D, Lodi 
 HANSON GEO F, 
 
 DIMOCK H C, Lompoc 
 
 Gelcich Dr, Lone Pine 
 
 Frick J B, Los Angeles 
 Giese F.Ir, 
 HEINZEMAN & ELUS, 
 
 Littloboy Wni, 
 Pruuss & Peroni, 
 
 SAXTON DR N B & CO, 
 
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 FlflELD W E, 
 
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 Madison 
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 Hornuag G, 
 Griggs G, 
 Packard C 0, 
 Dixon E T, 
 Sohlke J A, 
 Tyler Jerry, 
 Clayes S K, 
 Lane & Williiims, 
 
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 HadMll & Reed, 
 Keating A C, 
 WESTEALL & CO, 
 
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 BOYNTON E N, 
 
 Hug J J, 
 
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 Belden P H, 
 
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 Ray N B, 
 
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 BART, MORGAN & CO, 
 
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 Bowman H, 
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 Fountain & Ryan, 
 Hord J Tennis, 
 Lemon S Mrs, 
 Kelscy & Flint, 
 
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 North San Juan 
 Nortonville 
 
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 Oakland 
 
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 RIDGWAY S B, 
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 BUSSENIUS H R. 
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 Rhodes B J & Co, 
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 Plymouth 
 
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 Potter Valley 
 
 Prince ecu 
 
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 HAZELS J T. 
 
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 McConnell Mrs M, 
 McConiicll T J, 
 Pearl Wm M, 
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 Sliuw John, 
 Walker J, 
 Clements O, 
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 Hickiniin Win M, 
 
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 PIXLEY W B, 
 WILUAMS JNO B, 
 
 Williams & Moore, 
 
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 Mucidy R F, 
 Spaidding Z M, 
 Duiilap & Dennis, 
 
 Santa Ana 
 
 Santa Clara 
 Santa Crtiz 
 
 Santa Paula 
 Santa Rosa 
 
 Saratoga 
 
 Shasta 
 
 Shaw's Mat 
 
 Sheep Ranch 
 
 Sheridan 
 
 Smartsville 
 
 Sierra Valley 
 
 STORE (S 
 
 Sonora 
 
 SCUBAMORE. 
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 Miller J M, 
 Topley James, 
 
 TROST JAMES, 
 BISHOP & CO, 
 
 Mack A, 
 Boydstone S, 
 Pearson Joseph E, 
 Covert E, 
 Hack Wm H, 
 Patterson W A, 
 Simons S S, 
 Barnikel — , 
 
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 Upper Lake 
 
 Vacaville 
 
 Vallejo 
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 Visalia 
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 Volcano 
 
 Walnut Creek 
 
 Washington Corners 
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 Watsonville 
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 Weaverville 
 
 SANDELIN, 
 
 West Oakland 
 
 Miller & Harden, " 
 
 SCOTT M A, Wheatland 
 
 FOUCHBBOS, ' Williams 
 
 Hansen Bros, Willows 
 Putnam J C, 
 
 Stover & Ath erden , " 
 LAXJBERSHEIMER A, Wilmington 
 
 BELL BROS, Winters 
 GREGORY J D. 
 
 CASLER & CO, Woodland 
 
 ELSTONJB, 
 
 W^hittemore & Higginson, " 
 
 Dewitt R O, Yreka 
 
 ROGLER FERNANDO, 
 
 DRY GOODS. 
 
 (See also Dry Coods and Clothing; also 
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 Spadra 
 Stockton 
 
 1L.11 A T, 
 Aitken R B, 
 Miller J A, 
 Dutton Dr O W, 
 
 CURLESSWMftBRO. 
 
 O^^slvie David, 
 Murphy L D, 
 Busier Barlwu, 
 Hoffman W A, 
 
 (J reene Theo, 
 Koni^'shofer J J, 
 Bradlmry J F, 
 
 SCRIBNER J C, 
 
 Jacobs M H, 
 Cohen Bros, 
 Sanders Mary, 
 Henieria J, 
 
 FORT J B. 
 
 Haas A & Co, 
 
 HOFFMAN C & BROS, 
 SMITH SB, 
 MANSUR C F. 
 
 Kiritter Bros & Co, 
 BarbeeMrsRE, 
 Morris A, 
 Carrie J A, 
 Davis A, 
 Wilson Mrs R, 
 Wilzinski k Son, 
 
 BOEDEFELD JOS, 
 
 Solinaky H, 
 
 Tomales McBAIN W, 
 Truckee Jenison & Greening, 
 " I Hudepohl H R, 
 Tulare Schimmelpfenig F, 
 
 Suisun 
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 Susanville 
 
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 Sutter Creek 
 Tehichipal 
 Tehatnal 
 Temcscal 
 
 Ukiah 
 
 D^ryer Mrs J W, 
 Ryan Mrs J, 
 
 Alameda 
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 Alleghany 
 
 Angel's Camp 
 
 Antioch 
 
 Bakersticld 
 
 Benicia 
 
 Berkeley 
 
 Bodie 
 
 Camptonville 
 
 Cedarville 
 
 Cherokee 
 
 Chinese Cump 
 
 Cloverdale 
 I* 
 
 Columbia 
 
 a 
 
 Colusa 
 
 Coulterville 
 
 Dixon 
 
 Downey City 
 
 Dutch Flay 
 
 East Oakland 
 
 Eureka 
 
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 Foi-eat City 
 
 Fresno 
 
 Get Tgetown 
 
 Gilroy 
 
 Grass Valley 
 
 Byington L, 
 Miller A H, 
 Vellguth Wm, 
 Watson E H, 
 Cantrowilz H & Bros, 
 OBEY J P. 
 Heyman Jacob, 
 Johns Mrs Jane 
 Nathan C & Co, 
 Novitzky Sam, 
 Goldstein H, 
 Uyman 8, 
 Samuels J, 
 
 MTLES W C, 
 
 Coulter B F, 
 
 DILLON & KENEALT, 
 
 Hotf M & Co, 
 
 Dousall Thos, Marysville 
 
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 Healdsburc 
 
 Iowa Uifl 
 
 Jackson 
 
 Jersey Landing 
 
 Los Angeles 
 
 BEIDT J L, 
 BUNDS J C, 
 
 Andrews Mrs J, 
 
 KEE WING. 
 
 Pellaton A, 
 Beal Bros, 
 Haas & Furd, 
 Lipman S & Co, 
 Schwartz J & H, 
 
 SMITH, HOTZ & SOKE. 
 
 Merced 
 
 Milton 
 
 Mission San Jose 
 
 Mokelumne Hill 
 
 Napa 
 
 NovadaCity 
 
 North San Juan 
 
 Oakland 
 
 Blumenthal A, 
 Eisen A, 
 Rosenberg Bros, 
 Block & Furth, 
 Harris & ,Co, 
 Marks I, 
 Barnett E, 
 Beel Bros, 
 Bernstein E, 
 Coffee M H, 
 Crocker L & A, 
 Dick William & Co, 
 Doheny & Marum, 
 Furst H. 
 Greenhood Bros, 
 Gudell B, 
 Kuhn & Sons, 
 Lippmann A B & Co, 
 Martens & Co, 
 O'Connell & Co, 
 O'Toole J P & Co, 
 Rosenthal A, 
 
 SALINOEB BBOS, 
 
 Sproule Sisters, 
 
 Stange & Hink, ■ . 
 
 Taft H C & Co, 
 
 MATHEWS & IBVINE, Oroville 
 
 Bemhard Isaac, 
 Haskell B, 
 
 McClymonds & Fritsch, 
 Shirek & Co, 
 Crocker B S, 
 Morris k Campbell, 
 Winter S H, 
 
 Redding 
 
 Redwood City 
 
 Rough and Ready 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 Levy E, 
 Baker D, 
 Stein W, 
 Bien Louis, 
 Hale Bros & Co, 
 
 HAMBUBOEBA, 
 LIPMAN S ft CO, 
 LYONEftCO, 
 NICHOLLNl[ftCO, 
 
 Steinhardt F, 
 Stevens C H & Co, 
 Parsons, Kilgour & Co, 
 Rothfeld Bros, 
 
 ZIEMEB BBOS, 
 
 Frost F W, Santa Barbara 
 
 Allison Frank, San Bernardino 
 
 
 Fetaluma 
 
 Placerville 
 Red Bluff 
 
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 BYBNE M. 
 
 CITY OF SAN JOSE, 
 
 Cook J W, 
 
 FEIST BBOS, 
 
 Hale O A & Co, 
 Hart James & Sons, 
 Martin C J, 
 Levy Abraham, 
 Mayer L & Co, 
 Bergen & Co, 
 Hart L, 
 
 PLACE GEO W, 
 Fox C M, 
 LABEL H. 
 LIEBMANL, 
 Weil D & Bro, 
 Pearce S O, 
 Martinetti I & Co, 
 PBINCE D S, 
 
 Baer Mayer, 
 Wilzenski T & Sou, 
 Arendt M, 
 Belding W J, 
 Block I), 
 Chalmers Alex, 
 
 CHALMEBS GEO, 
 HICKMAN E. 
 HUGHES H J, 
 MELONE G W. 
 
 Jumos& Long, 
 Katschinski B, 
 Brachinan S, 
 Durno Mrs W C, 
 
 LEWISTON J L ft CO, 
 BEBGWALL L MBS, 
 
 Cohn B, 
 Dannenbaun S, 
 Kennedy J E, , 
 
 Tick Mrs A, 
 Cohen M, 
 
 San Jose 
 
 San Leandro 
 
 San Rafael 
 
 Santa Clara 
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 Santa Cruz 
 Santa Rosa 
 
 Shastii 
 
 Shingle Springs 
 
 Sierra City 
 
 Sonoma 
 
 Sonora 
 
 Stockton 
 
 Susanville 
 
 Sutter Creek 
 
 Tehama 
 
 Truckee 
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 Vallejo 
 
 West Oakland 
 Woodland 
 
 DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING. 
 
 (Se& also Dry Goods; also Clothing; also 
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 Auburn 
 
 Houaer L, 
 Lubeck D W & Co 
 
 DIAMANT B, 
 OOODDAT H & CO, 
 
 Jacobs & Oaer, 
 
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 Meyer E & Co, 
 Brilliant k Co, 
 Cohn A k Co, 
 (ireim Geo, 
 Hyman Jacob, 
 Kemler L, 
 Loupe S & Co, 
 Rosenbery VV, 
 Dallman J, 
 
 Menilenhall I A & Co, 
 Bright Jainea C, 
 Cohen Adolph, 
 Cohn Isad or & Co, 
 
 MEYER EUGENE & CO. 
 
 Norton Hameon, 
 
 FOLASKI L & SON, 
 
 Praeer Chas, 
 COHN J G. 
 GILHANBF. 
 
 Nathan Bros, 
 Schoenfeld S, 
 
 SEELIGT, 
 
 Alexander Wm, 
 Marks S, 
 
 Sterling Mrs M A, 
 Culver E W, 
 Kozminsky S, 
 Campbell Joseph, 
 Iraiik Hermon, 
 (Goldstein H, 
 
 HALE BROS & CO, 
 
 Ijisky B, 
 l?ewburgh & Co, 
 Show A J, 
 Eiseii & Co, 
 
 HARTENSTINE & STOVER. 
 
 Pleasanton 
 Goldstein A, Oroville 
 
 (Joldstein N, 
 Hecht & Eijhraim, * 
 
 HARKSB&CO, 
 OSTROSKI S ft CO. 
 
 Cornell & Alvord, Red Bluff" 
 
 MECHANICS' STORE, Sacramento 
 
 RED HOUSE, (C H Gilman propr) 
 Goodman A, 8t Helena 
 
 Chico 
 
 Downey City 
 
 Downieville 
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 Drytown 
 
 Folsom 
 
 Forest Hill 
 
 Gilroy 
 
 Healdsburg 
 
 Lincoln 
 
 Liverniore 
 
 Los Angeles 
 
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 Marysville 
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 Modesto 
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 Monterey 
 
 Nevada City 
 
 New Castle 
 
 North San Jose 
 
 Petaluma 
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 Placerville 
 
 Constine Louis, 
 Mayers D L, 
 
 LXiVTM&SON, 
 
 Caruthers D N, 
 MORAL N ft BROS, 
 
 Mock A, 
 Nathan M, 
 Danielewicz G, 
 Weller S B, 
 Benas B, 
 Wilzinski A, 
 Morris H, 
 Seevers C W, 
 Wiener Albert, 
 Karsky & Abrahams, 
 Pincus I & Co, 
 Charmack & Levy, 
 Michael M k Co, 
 
 WEBB BROS, 
 
 San Luis Obispo 
 
 Santa Cms 
 
 Santa Bosa 
 
 II 
 
 Sonora 
 
 Svaanvillb 
 
 Snttei! Creek 
 
 Truckee 
 
 Vallejo 
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 Visalia 
 
 WatsonviD* 
 
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 Weavervillfr 
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 Woodland 
 It 
 
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 DYERS AND CLEANERS. 
 
 Hale & Co, 
 Ancker L, 
 FoxE, 
 
 Meyerstein & Co, 
 Marston Geo W, 
 
 PETSERM. 
 
 Braun C W, 
 Lion & Steinbach, 
 Soloiuan B & Bro, 
 
 SPRING TW. 
 
 Strauss S, 
 
 Salinas City 
 San Bernardino 
 
 San Diego 
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 San Jose 
 
 It 
 
 La Renaissance A, 
 
 Los Angeles 
 
 Wagenbach Chas, 
 
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 Davis A & Co, 
 
 Marysvilltp 
 
 Holmes Chas F, 
 
 Oakland 
 
 LangG A, 
 
 It 
 
 Renter Chas, 
 
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 SLOANAKERJN, 
 
 II 
 
 Montcomery Wm, 
 
 Petalumsk. 
 
 BoeckhofT (i. 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 LANG JACOB, 
 
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 iSeverney Autone, 
 
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 Baudouin A, 
 
 San Jose 
 
 Hess Louis, 
 
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 Pilger W & Co, 
 
 Santa Rosa 
 
 Harris Chas, 
 
 Stockton 
 
 Hess Henry, 
 
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 Fish L W, Los Angeles 
 
 Hastings C S, '* 
 
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 Sacramento 
 
 EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. 
 
 Bayles Mrs M, Oakliand 
 
 Rohan Mrs L, ** 
 
 Stewart WH, 
 Houston &. Co, 
 
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 Comins Cooper, 
 
 Sacramento 
 San Jose 
 
 ENGRAVERS. 
 
 TuUis W B, Los Angttbs 
 
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 California. 
 
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 Swale H L, Oakland 
 
 Banholzer F, Sacramento 
 
 PHILIP BOBT, 
 CU&TIS C W, (stencil cuttcr),San Joao 
 
 ENGINEERS, MINING. 
 
 (See Suryeyors. ) 
 
 Anderson C L, (civil ), Bodie 
 
 BUEGAR C C, (civil), 
 
 SCO^DEN L A.(civil), 
 
 Malby H U, Garden Valley 
 
 Parker J B, 
 
 Hiegins John E, Georgetown 
 
 GoKlaworthy John, Los Angeles 
 
 Holman G, (civil), Lockeford 
 
 >iichols Ralph K, (civil), Lower Like 
 
 Wurdlaw S R, (civil), 
 
 Wright Geo, (civil), Marysville 
 
 Bucknian O H, (civil), Napa 
 
 LYMAN G G,(civii), 
 
 C'opoland Fred, (civil). National City 
 
 Bradley H IS, (civil), Nevada City 
 
 Englebright W F, (civil), 
 
 King M G, (civil), Oakland 
 
 Wood A, 
 
 Ueece T W, (civil), Orovillc 
 
 Hcannel Wni, (civil), Ortigalito 
 
 Bonney (fco J, riacerville 
 
 PIEBSON JIM C,(civil), Sacramento 
 
 Fox Chas A, (civil), tSan Diego 
 
 Fox & Willcy, (civil), 
 
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 fJerrmann Bro8,(civil/, San Jose 
 
 Cooper W S, (civil and mining), Sonora 
 
 Dart J r, 
 
 RipjH'y Wm, Sycamore 
 
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 (See also Wells, Fargo & Co.) 
 
 Innes & Co, Alameda 
 
 Baker & Olden, Antin<;h 
 
 Driscoll J, * Benicia 
 
 FISHEBEP, Borden 
 
 BROWN L H, Haywards 
 
 Farnswortli Jas W, Felton 
 
 Cowden M H, Forest Hill 
 
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 iJ arris & Rhine, Independence 
 
 Kinney E R, Kiugshiirg 
 
 Reynolds & Callahan, l^os Angeles 
 
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 GILLIAM SM, 
 
 Pool J no, 
 Bottomley J M, 
 Leghorn G H, (agt S 
 South Pacific Coast 
 Curley T P, 
 Greenlee D M, 
 Sprour Wm, 
 Littletield & Co, 
 Aiekman J W, 
 Lee Bros, 
 
 BUSCH AC&CO. 
 
 Bowers G W, 
 
 HOLT NATHAN, 
 
 Meek B E, 
 Thompson J D, 
 
 Portersville 
 
 Redwood City 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 PC Ex), San Jose 
 
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 Santa Barbara 
 
 Santa Cruz 
 
 Santa Rosa 
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 Sierra 
 
 Spadra 
 
 Vacaville 
 
 Vallejo 
 
 FANCY GOODS. 
 
 (Sec also Varieties. ) 
 
 Alameila 
 
 E M 
 
 Areata 
 
 Bakerstield 
 
 Berkeley 
 
 Bodie 
 
 Cherokee 
 
 Chico 
 
 Clovenlale 
 
 Coluinhia 
 
 Cuffey'sCuve 
 
 Dixon 
 
 East Oakland 
 
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 Eureka 
 Fresno 
 
 Ramselll M, 
 Robertson Mrs John, 
 NellistMrsJ, 
 Coous Alonzo, 
 Semeria J, 
 
 HOFFMAN C & BROS, 
 
 Barl)ee Mrs R E, 
 Hibl)ard& Sommer, 
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 SHAW MRSMD, 
 
 Silberberg Mrs S, 
 
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 Vellguth Wm, 
 Phelps F F, 
 Olwnleener W, 
 Danforth Miss L, 
 Murphy Mrs M, 
 Hager Mrs M S, 
 Coleman Mrs R, 
 Eby Br«B, 
 Aula F, 
 E<lson Webster, 
 
 COPELAND C W. 
 
 Dnbinson & Williams Mrs, Los Angeles 
 
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 HAMMOND MISS L J, 
 
 Hirshtield 1\ 
 
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 Norton Mrs A, . " 
 Park Mrs M E, 
 Ponet Mrs V, 
 
 Douglas W J, Marti nei 
 
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 Silver Solomon, Merced 
 
 Aldis Elisabeth, Oakland 
 
 Allen* Roberts, " 
 
 Burner Miss N, " 
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 Oilroy 
 
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 Grass Valley 
 
 Ilanford 
 
 Hollister 
 
 Hydesville 
 
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 Knight's Lauding 
 
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 Oroville 
 
 Kod Bluff 
 
 Redwood City 
 
 Rio Viatel 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 Harris Jacob, 
 Holmes Mrs J E, 
 
 HTDEEHftOO, 
 
 Hyde T J, 
 
 Jonea Mrs M I, 
 
 Kiirbary Mrs K, 
 
 Naiamitli Mrs G, 
 
 NHiamith J 8 M, 
 
 Pawn Chu k Cn, (Japanese), 
 
 Reichenljerg B V, 
 
 BOTNTOIISS, 
 
 KUSEL £ A & SON, 
 
 HOSTENSTIHE & STOVER, 
 
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 HICKS MRS J B, 
 SCHOENFELD S D. 
 
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 Kaufman MraU, 
 Piirker Misa A E, 
 
 COOPER JNO F. 
 DALE & CO, 
 MORRIS SAMUEL, 
 
 !S;m Lung & Co, (Chinese), 
 Tri.'C Wm E, 
 
 WASHBURNE & REDMAN, 
 
 ZIEMER BROS. 
 
 K(Uly Mrs E A, San Bernardino 
 
 lliile & Reeves, 
 
 (inodwiit J U, 
 
 Archer & Eiinor, 
 
 Co8|ier Mrs A A, 
 
 Kiitti G, 
 
 Taskor Mrs Mary, 
 
 Lion (iu8, 
 
 Stetle VVm, 
 
 Wiieoler E \V, 
 
 Wilhird L, 
 
 Dennis .J I), 
 
 Gnodrich J A, 
 
 Young Mr. ' VV, 
 
 Brouue Wm, 
 
 Alicrn Misses, 
 
 Hunier Mis M F, 
 
 Mcl'hail H A C, 
 
 Wliipnlo V M, 
 
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 Austin O, 
 
 l>od«e D Y, 
 
 Girard Miss Emma, 
 
 HUQHES H J. 
 
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 Gilliland Mrs Isabella, 
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 Allen N, 
 
 BOLLARD MRS M E. 
 
 MARTIN ED. 
 
 CLOUDMAN MRS N M. W. Oakland 
 
 M«;yer MrsF H, 
 
 S\«erny Miss Kate, 
 
 Wildnian Mn Mary A, Wilmington 
 
 FEED. GRAIN ND HAY. 
 
 (See Hay, Grain, and Feed.) 
 
 FEED MILLS. 
 
 Culistoea 
 
 CentreviUe 
 
 Patterson Station 
 
 San Jose 
 
 Lillie Geo, 
 Carner Richard, 
 Hicka & Bryan, 
 Berrin^er & Evana, 
 
 BERRY RD. 
 
 lJr.i|.er E W, " 
 
 POULAIN A. (Alameda), 
 Arinstruug J L & Son, San Luis Obispo 
 Simp:jon J times F, Santa Cruz 
 
 Elamore L H, Soquel 
 
 SEANOR GEO. Wrights 
 
 FEED STABLES. 
 
 San Buenaventura 
 Santa Cruz 
 
 San Diego 
 
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 San .Toac 
 
 San Luis Obispo 
 
 San llafucl 
 Santa Barbara 
 
 'Saratoga 
 
 Sonora 
 
 Stockton 
 
 Susanville 
 
 Tumescal 
 
 Ukiah 
 
 Vallejo 
 
 Vina 
 
 Watsonville 
 
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 Mitchell & Estes, 
 Wakefield & Son, 
 
 WILLMENT MRS G. 
 
 Boone & Wright, 
 
 MARDEN H. 
 
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 MESSER W N. 
 
 Bra.lford VY H, 
 McMillan — , 
 Soulea S, 
 Harmon A & Co, 
 Newman Joseph, 
 Cox J L, 
 DeTurk — , 
 Herick .lohn, 
 
 POUND W W, 
 
 Freyberi^^r Fred, 
 
 HINTZ^Ji OEOROE. 
 
 •lenkina & (til^eapie, 
 
 HICKS AMOS. 
 
 Grimsti .lohn, 
 Heii.lrick N W, 
 
 PATTESON C D. 
 
 Mills H C, 
 
 Moore Chaa, 
 
 McClanes W S, (stock 
 
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 Young C, 
 Crippm .1, 
 GARWOOD WM, 
 
 SkH'th C A, 
 
 GEORGE J, 
 
 Coy Z L, 
 
 Grufmdler A, 
 
 (Jreeiie S A, 
 
 White D C, (sale), 
 
 Elmore, Parks 4; Reyburn, 
 
 Brown H, 
 
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 Schuette Henry C, 
 
 La Fontain Edw, 
 
 Greenman Geo, 
 
 Alturas 
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 Bodie 
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 Bridgoville 
 
 Chico 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Garberville 
 
 Healdsburg 
 
 Holliater 
 
 Hydesville 
 
 Keyosville 
 
 Loa Angeles 
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 Merced 
 
 Milton 
 
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 Modesto 
 Nevada City 
 Newhall 
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 Oakland 
 
 Pittville 
 
 Placer ville 
 
 Red Blnff 
 
 Redding 
 Sacramento 
 
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 Salida 
 
 San Bernardino 
 
 San Diego 
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 Sau Jose 
 
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 STEPHEKGj WM L, San Luis Obispo 
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 Smith S H, Sonora 
 
 McKindley I«, Ukiah 
 
 Turner ft Whitmore, Woodland 
 
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 HOBBT ft HAEPEB, Sacramento 
 
 FISH. 
 
 (See also Fruits, Vegetables, etc. ) 
 
 East Oakland 
 
 Lamb Jas, 
 Pender J H, 
 Hammett J B, 
 Mattes N, 
 True John, 
 Millioni C A ft Co, 
 Edward Bros, (oysters), 
 Budd ft Forrest. 
 DeBernardi D ft Co, 
 Kahn Henry, 
 
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 (ialgiani V, 
 Monotti A, 
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 Dunne G J, 
 
 Marysville 
 
 Napa 
 
 Oakland 
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 St Helena 
 San Jose 
 Stockton 
 
 Tahoe 
 Vallejo 
 
 FLORISTS. 
 
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 FLOUR MILLS. 
 
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 McDowell Aidin, 
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 SMITH A, OUT ft CO, (grist), 
 
 Anaheim 
 
 MULES BEOS, (grist), 
 
 Powell W H, (barley). 
 
 Cave R B, (grist), 
 
 Falk ft Chandler 
 
 Manson J S, (millr/right), 
 
 TOPPING C T, (barley), 
 
 Percival W C, 
 
 BLACK ft SON, (Castroville), 
 
 Castroville 
 Drouillard Wm, 
 TuUoch D W, 
 
 BIDWELL JOHN. 
 
 Neal W W, 
 Wolford S, 
 Johnson J L, 
 Gage J D, 
 LuKes Bros, 
 Duncan A, 
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 Areata 
 
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 Bangor 
 
 Biggs 
 
 Bloomfield 
 
 Cedarville 
 
 Centerville 
 
 Chico 
 
 Cloverdale 
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 Colton 
 
 Colusa 
 
 Dixon 
 
 Duncan's Mills 
 
 Elk Grove 
 
 Bovard M ft Co, Elliott 
 
 Kepplar Chas, Etna 
 
 Stewart ft Armstrong, (barley), Gait 
 Demuth R, Georgetowu 
 
 Shinn McDonaugh ft Co, Geyaerville 
 Burrel C, (Santa Clara Valley), Gilroy 
 Thome ft Andrews, Grangeville 
 
 Gladden W N, Healdsburg 
 
 Hollister Flour Mills, (Shakilford 
 
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 Titlow M, (millwright), Hoopa Valley 
 Austin J C, Imsdul* 
 
 Arnold ft Schroth, Knight's Landing 
 Brown W, Lafayette 
 
 Starr M, Lakeport 
 
 Ham I H, ' Lemonre 
 
 Morgan ft Kelley, (grist). Little Ijuke 
 Pullen C, (millwright), Little River 
 
 LAUMEISTEE WM F, Livermore 
 Mai^ee S L, Lockeford 
 
 Ellis Ralph, L' di 
 
 Coghill A J, lone City 
 
 Cummings Jas, " 
 
 Deming, Palmet" ft Co, Los Angeles 
 
 Landersham ft Co, " 
 
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 TOBEY & HUDSON, (Empire 
 
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 Davies Wm, 
 Matthews Benj F, 
 Laukcrshim I & Co, 
 
 Flour Mills), 
 Los Gatos Flour Mill, 
 Pollard & James, 
 Moody & Bro, 
 
 F^TEE A CO, 
 
 Miller & Eichler, 
 
 BYNERSON C C ft SON. 
 
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 Santa Clara Flour Mill, 
 Butter J E, 
 Blaiichard i, Bradley, 
 Marther J & Co, 
 Clcck & Daniel, 
 Anthony J G, (grist), 
 Bell James, 
 Bray Jos, 
 Divoll A M, 
 
 DIVOLL, BRAY ft CO, 
 
 Divoll J G, (Star Mills), 
 
 Mason & Co, Springville 
 
 Springville Flour Mills, (Rohner, 
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 CAREOLL JAS, (barley), Stockton 
 
 LANE R & 
 
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 Hilborn E P, Suisun 
 
 Baker Wm, Tehichipa 
 
 Dudley & Minor, Upper Mattolo 
 
 Starr & Co, Vallejo 
 
 Huntley & Cook, Valley Ford 
 
 BEAL ft BEATTIE. visalia 
 
 JOHNSON L A, (Eagle) 
 
 Thomas Chas L, 
 
 Brown Andrew, 
 
 Wheatland Mill Co, 
 
 Saulisbury D, (miller), 
 
 Green L D, 
 
 Los Gatos Manuf Co, 
 
 Mering S N, 
 
 EARL D W ft CO, 
 
 Rooff Mrs. 
 
 Sacramento 
 Stillwater Cove 
 
 Placerville 
 Sacramento 
 
 Watsonville 
 
 Weldon 
 
 Wheatland 
 
 Willows 
 
 Woo<lbridge 
 
 Wrights 
 
 Yolo 
 
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 Swan A, Etna 
 
 BAIR THOS. Hoopa Valley 
 
 LEVY SIMON. Los Angeles 
 
 Knight W H, Marysville 
 
 Hughes R VV, Merced 
 
 Beysser Louis, Milton 
 
 Tregaskis J Vf Oroville 
 
 Frank Samuel F, Red Bluflf 
 
 BUSH ft JOHNSON, Redding 
 
 CAH?B£LL ft FORBES, Tahoe 
 
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 Demarest D D, Altaville 
 
 Tay Geo H & Co, (stoves), Alvarado 
 WELLS ft KILFATRICK, Bodie 
 
 RUSBY ft MERY, Chico 
 
 Lanigan T J, Eureka 
 
 LAKENAN J M, Grass Valley 
 Taylor MC, 
 
 Bower & Baker, Los Angeles 
 Holbrook J F, 
 
 BOOTH ft ECKART, Marysville 
 
 Hanson I M, Merced 
 
 Allen Geo G, Nevada City 
 
 Lawrence & Barlow, " 
 
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 Loeper Chas, (brass), " 
 
 Scoville Ives, 
 Morey H 8, 
 Bullard Ben Jr, (brass), 
 
 OUTENBEROER WM, 
 MoWILLIAMS H H, 
 ROOT, NEILSON ft CO, 
 
 Rose M R, 
 
 San Diego Iron Works, (H Bayly 
 
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 Chaize Louis, (brass), 
 ENRIOHT JOS. 
 KUCHENBEISER F, (iron door 
 
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 McKENZIE J D. 
 
 AMNER THOMAS, (Santa Cruz), 
 
 Santa Cruz 
 Martin W H, 
 
 Phelps, Shepard & Cowie, Sonora 
 
 GLOBE IRON WORKS, (Juo 
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 MATT^ON ft WILLIAMSON, " 
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 Donnelly D & Co, Sutter Creek 
 
 LAWTON ft SKINNER, Yrcka 
 
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 San Diego 
 San Jose 
 
 MARDEN H. 
 
 Wheeler & Gillespie, " 
 
 Loenard k Willett, Cisco 
 
 Cerro Gordo Freighting Co, Darwin 
 
 Souther J W, Half Moon Bay 
 
 GRAHAM ft TOOBY, Hydeaville 
 Harvey R G, (supt O C T & F Co), Igo 
 TOMB JACOB. Marysville 
 
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 Hamilton Jas A & Co, Pescadero 
 
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 Merrill A Fossiug, 
 Shead D L, 
 Warmin({tun J, 
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 Fowler \V C, 
 Hodley A A, 
 POWELL & LIEMAN, 
 
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 Moore Mrs S M, Cloverdale 
 
 Saccocia B, Darwin 
 
 Hoaa B H, Davis 
 
 PRICE J B, Dixon 
 
 (iordou Bridget, East Oakland 
 Jacqnenot Xavier, 
 
 LEEER & CALVERT, 
 
 Talkeii J H, 
 Domingo M, 
 Fresno Kaiain & Fruit Co, (Oliver 
 
 Holden manager), 
 Moreni;o A & ('o, 
 Stewart & Mituheil, 
 Bassignano \V, 
 Alameda P, 
 Varciis I, 
 Pidier K, 
 Stewart W K, 
 C'anepa N & (Jo, 
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 .lolms'ni Mrs P F, 
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 Mct'ully J, 
 
 MEEK & DICKEY, 
 
 WOODWARD J C, 
 
 (idlnian B T, 
 
 BORDEN J B, 
 
 Mattes N, 
 
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 SANOUINETTI B, 
 
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 Frank Oiccse, 
 
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 Jjeeda K B, Petaluma 
 
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 Harkins Jno P, 
 
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 Mitchell R T, 
 Murphy Jno, 
 Sartini R & Co, 
 
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 Rahn Henry, St Helena 
 
 Jones M, Salinas City 
 
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 Trask RE, 
 CAMPIOUAA, 
 CHILDS T F. 
 DESIMONE J ft CO, 
 HINES ft DAOOETT, 
 
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 Parry tJ, 
 Rossi Augilo, 
 Coleman T, 
 Cox J G, 
 Kn/laiid J W, 
 (ialgiani V, 
 (ieovanessi Frank, 
 Milco Jno & Co, 
 Nicola, Milco &, Co, 
 Miirchctti Joe, 
 
 HARRISON W. 
 
 Weakley & Bros, 
 Capriiii A, 
 (JrantRP, 
 Tauscher (teo M, 
 CroHsey Mr, 
 Niemann Mrs C, 
 
 RAMIREZ J R, 
 
 Rogovich I J, 
 Zimmerman W H, 
 Thomas K B. 
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 West Oakland 
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 Wilmington 
 
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 Yuba City 
 
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 C'ohii, l»idi>r& Co, 
 Coulter BF, 
 
 DILLON ft KENEALT, 
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 ClillmoitJ F J, 
 Hoff M & Co, 
 Juc«)l)y Ij, 
 Norten Siimeon, 
 
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 WEIL J, 
 
 LANOBEIN OSCAR, 
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 Bloch M, 
 
 HANSEN ft OLSEN, 
 
 Schwar/ H, 
 Bi rnstcin & Co, 
 Ciiinp Bros (gents'), 
 Coplin A, 
 
 Hiirris Jacob (gents'). 
 Smith C H (gents'), 
 HirHliberg S (gents'), 
 Ki'ller M J (gents'). 
 Allien & Mcrriam, 
 
 ABRAHAM JACOB, 
 
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 Biirrett M A, 
 
 Davis Mrs C^ 
 
 HEYLER C J & CO (hats and 
 
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 Fliif'lie A, 
 
 HANAVER M, 
 
 Art-ndt M, 
 Bimnenthal L (gents'), 
 
 MELONE W. 
 
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 Uiukll &(Jlii8s (gents ), 
 
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 IVidtT P & Co, Sutter Creek 
 
 PLTJMMER ft ROBINSON, Vallojo 
 
 CEIBB E C, Walnut Creek 
 
 WEBB BROS, Woodland 
 
 Raynes & Pyle (clothing), Yreka 
 
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 NOBMANN JNO H, Alameda 
 
 Parks J C, 
 
 Backs F & J, Anaheim 
 
 Baker Geo (manufr), Anderson 
 
 Greenwood J, Amador 
 
 Bodie 
 
 Colusa 
 
 Downieville 
 
 Kagleville 
 
 East Oakliind 
 
 Eldorado 
 
 Eureka 
 
 (man- 
 
 St Helena 
 Salinas City 
 San Buenaventura 
 San Diego 
 
 San Jose 
 
 Santa Barbara 
 
 Stockton 
 
 BROPHT J E, 
 
 Friund Mrs A C, 
 
 KELLY ft CARDER, 
 WARD H, 
 
 Lwernnsh J H, Cloverdale 
 
 FETTERS ft WILLIAMS, Chico 
 HALLET ft LOY, 
 LUCAS A J, .. 
 
 BICKNELL THOS, 
 
 Stackiiis T M, 
 Smith L (manufr), 
 Mayer Adolph, 
 Olds & Shepardson, 
 i'ratt W H, 
 
 ROSCOE ft LUNDBLADE 
 
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 CUMMINOS E C. Ferndale 
 
 Miller .1. Folsom 
 
 Slmmhiiru G VV (rustic chair), Forestville 
 EINSTEIN LOUIS'ft CO(can>.ts). 
 
 J'resno 
 
 FOSTER BROS. 
 KUTNER ft GOLDSTEIN, 
 MoDONOUOH ft HYDE, 
 
 Nichols Daniel C, 
 Pryden D A, 
 
 TRYON A B, 
 
 Johnson B, 
 
 STORY F F, 
 
 Florence M, (manufr), 
 Sawyer Bros, 
 (Jriest & Young, 
 Schnellf William, 
 
 BLACK J M, 
 
 \Vhi[iplu & Henry (factory), 
 Schwartz B, 
 
 GRAHAM ROB W, 
 
 Laml>ert H H, 
 
 DE FORCE JOHN, (chair factory), 
 
 Lodi 
 Cooloy W E, Los Angeles 
 
 Day & Hodgkins, " 
 
 Dotter & Bradley, " 
 
 Geier & Bartholme, " 
 
 Hoyt A E & Co, " 
 
 Moore Chas. " 
 
 SHARP ft BLOESER, 
 
 COHN J G, MarysviUo 
 
 Fro*t & Shaffer, 
 
 KERTCHEM D J (second hand), " 
 
 CLOUGH A G (bedding), Merced 
 
 Stevenson D C, Millville 
 
 i>e Yoc k Dovendorf, Modesto 
 
 I^wis F J, 
 
 Dauz J, Mokelumne Hill 
 
 KelrttnipLG, Moore's Flat 
 
 O'NEILL ft MEBACH, Monterey 
 
 GILES JAMES ft CO, 
 
 MELLORftSONS, 
 
 Eustis & Sukeforth, 
 Guild FC, 
 Ellsworth Lee, 
 Johnson Adolph, 
 
 Gilroy 
 
 Grass Valley 
 
 Gridley 
 
 Guernevillo 
 
 Haywards 
 
 Healdsburg 
 
 Hollistcr 
 Kibisellah 
 
 Lemoore 
 Livermore 
 
 Lompoc 
 
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 BeckH, Bodie 
 
 RIESE FBED'K, 
 
 Culbertaon AT, •' ■ Plaodrville 
 
 BleBsmg^ Frost, Oakland 
 
 Burgiss Rob (second hand), 
 
 Davis H, 
 
 Heney Wm J & Co, 
 
 Hook £, 
 
 Jacobs P, 
 
 Kreiss L & Co, 
 
 Lindenbaura Meyer (second hand), 
 
 Raphael M (second hand), 
 
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 SCHREIBEB C, 
 
 Seris James (spring bed manufr), 
 Shaw C E, • 
 
 Parker Joseph, 
 TATLOB GHAS L, 
 
 BIED HENRY, Oroville 
 
 STOUT & BBANDT, 
 FIOKERT C W ft SON, Red Bluff 
 HUNTER S J, 
 
 lORENSON S P, Rio Vista 
 
 MOODY E P, Riverside 
 
 CRABTREE S H, Rohuerville 
 
 Bearnsen N, Sacramento 
 BENNINO BROS, (new and sec- 
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 BREUNER JTO, 
 
 Campbell Jno, 
 
 OOiffiTOCK W D, 
 
 COPPIN R ft CO. (second-hand), 
 CAPITAL FURNITURE CO, (J 
 
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 DAVIS JO. 
 
 Kellogg Leouanl, 
 
 Quinr. .lohu, 
 
 Rosa & Bauer, 
 
 Van Heuseu & Huntoon, 
 
 WILSON J A, 
 WOODWARii F, 
 
 Lo;j;an J I, St Helena 
 
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 Stanley J P, Salinas City 
 
 Brocker & Roinhold, San Bernardino 
 
 MoDONALD WH. 
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 BAUER L, San J(>«e 
 
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 Santa Barbara 
 
 Santa Barbara 
 Sac*". Clara 
 Santa Cruz 
 
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 Santa Rosa 
 
 Shasta 
 
 Sonera 
 
 Stockton 
 
 MOLZ GEO, 
 
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 Blood Jas A Jr, 
 Forbush R, 
 
 MoPHAIL ft SON, 
 
 Russell D H, 
 Talbot D J, 
 ELY F W. 
 
 Morris S I, 
 StefHer George, ; ' 
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 Prince M, 
 
 BYSTLE D P. 
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 Easton A, 
 Heinze .los, 
 
 KENNEDY ft MILLER, (second- 
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 Stockton Furniture Manuf Co, 
 Sylvester & Moye, 
 Vv ilder Augustus, (chairs) 
 Zignego J Z, 
 Smith John, 
 
 BUCKNER GEO, 
 BAKER FRANK. 
 
 Edgar (leo, 
 
 HAMELL J. 
 HealdJ L. 
 SWEET S ft CO. 
 
 Tunze O, 
 
 O'Neill Chaa, 
 
 Timmerman Bros, 
 
 LANDIS ft GOODKIND. Wheatland 
 
 Halet & Ix)y. Willows 
 
 KELLER WW, Woodland 
 
 KRELLENBERG PETER. 
 
 Heybrook D, Yreka 
 
 JACKSON G S ft BRO, 
 
 Rammers John H, " 
 
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 STOLZE CONRAD, (Alameda 
 
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 SCHNUTENHAUS L J F. (Nep- 
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 Rumsey V'ierra, (Willow Grove 
 
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 GASFITTERS. 
 
 (See Plumbers and Gasfitters.) 
 
 GAS WORKS. 
 
 Bennencheidt Jos, Anaheim 
 
 ChicoGas Co (A H Chapman Bupt),Chico 
 
 OILROT GAS WORKS, (Frank 
 
 Smith aecy), Gilroy 
 
 Graaa Valley Gas Light Co, Grass Valley 
 Ullman Col Daniel (Los Angeles 
 Gas Co), Los Angelen 
 
 MARYSVILLE OAS CO. (D E 
 
 Knight agt), Marysville 
 
 Branch L C, Modesto 
 
 Allen B T (supt), Nevada City 
 
 Oakland Gas Light Co, (J West 
 
 Martin pres), Oakland 
 
 Ryan T R, Red Bluft 
 SAN J'OSE GAS CO, (James Ha- 
 
 gan pres), San Jose 
 
 SAN LUIS OBISPO GAS CO. 
 
 (James U Blackburn manager), 
 
 San Luis Obispo 
 Santa Barbara Gas Works, (Wm 
 Tompkins aupt), Santa Barbara 
 
 VAU^O GAS WORKS, (P B 
 
 Fagau supt), Vallejo 
 
 Woodland Gas Works (J Q Brown 
 
 propr), Woodland 
 
 Autcurieth & Co, Yreka 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 
 
 (A general assortment of Dry Goods, 
 Clothing, Groceries, Hardware, Crock- 
 ery, etc. Thofie keeping one kind of 
 goods only will be found under their 
 respective headings.) 
 
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 Alvarado 
 
 Alviso 
 
 Amador 
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 Angel Island 
 An^'s Camp 
 
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 KIRKLAND WM, 
 
 Buecher J H, 
 Bliiskc A, 
 Hiudricks A L, 
 
 ROSEBERRT & KNIGHT, 
 
 BarbtT A S, 
 
 HARi^YMRSC. 
 
 Henry J B, 
 Jolmson J E, 
 White L E A Co, 
 White W H, 
 
 CRAFTS & CO. 
 ALLEN BROS, 
 
 Stewart H & J, 
 Kcllogq & Pickens, 
 Nuninuer H.)nry, 
 
 PRINCE d R. 
 
 Cruiidall Chas. 
 Mark ft Sanders, 
 
 Acanipo 
 II 
 
 Adin 
 
 Alameda 
 
 Alamo 
 II 
 
 Albion 
 
 Allegheny 
 
 Allen Springs 
 
 Alma 
 
 Alta 
 
 Altaville 
 II 
 
 Altoona 
 Alturas 
 
 Lauer E, 
 Dettelbach J B, 
 Goldman J, 
 Stekes J J, 
 Tilden Mrs Susan, 
 Chiechizola A, 
 Hewitt & Hammeek, 
 Kirkland Wm, 
 Thomas J H, 
 Weil A 
 
 Ca hen H ippolyte, 
 COHEN BROS, 
 
 Davis P & Bro, 
 Duncanson E E, 
 Langenberger A, 
 Bedfor & Wright, 
 Beecher & Champtin, 
 Berry Washington, 
 Peirauo G, 
 Peirano Joseph, 
 Scribner J C, 
 Stickle E & G, 
 
 ASTIL RICHARD, 
 BRUNKHORST W A, 
 HOMBURG M. 
 
 Lieber L, 
 Lobree I, 
 Meyer Gabriel, 
 ROUSE & FRINK, 
 ARANOJ, 
 
 Harris & Co, 
 Pert & Cross, 
 Brizard A, 
 C'lUberg I, 
 Greenwold J, 
 Harpst & Spring, 
 
 SMITH CHARLES. 
 
 Lawton J no, 
 Lowell G P, 
 Newton & Lovell, 
 Stephens T E, 
 
 GALTESPAUL, 
 HIRSHFELD L & CO, 
 
 Murphy J J, 
 
 WMLL BROS, 
 
 W heeler Geo H, 
 Mclntyre John L, 
 Reed Mrs R, 
 Sawday & Holmes, 
 Allen J E, 
 Worshnm A J, 
 
 BRICHETTO G & CO, 
 
 Scudan' re, Reynolds & Co, 
 
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 Bakersfield 
 
 Ballena 
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 Banning 
 
 Banta 
 
 Pendola N, 
 Troboco L, 
 
 LEVY* CO, 
 JANKECF. 
 BARRY JAMES, 
 
 Fwing James, 
 
 FOREMAN W H, 
 
 Jones J W, 
 
 MELLOW CHAS, 
 
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 WOHLFBOMT A, 
 Graham P A & Co, 
 HXJTGHINGS JAMES 0, 
 BIEBER N & GO, 
 Brownell Bros, 
 COHN H & BRO, 
 
 Davidson & Co, 
 Smith G K, " 
 
 DINKEISPIELM & A,Bird'o Landing 
 HoHkiiigs Wm, " 
 
 Fvfield J P, Black Bear 
 
 STEPHENS JOSEPH, 
 
 Black's Station 
 
 Berlin 
 
 Bernardo 
 
 Bethany 
 
 Biebor 
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 Biggs 
 
 Huston Bros, 
 
 LANGENOTmJD, 
 LOUIS CHARLES, 
 
 Blocksburger B, 
 Helmke F, 
 Knapp A H, 
 K'lhinson A, 
 
 STEWART C, 
 
 Mosher A B, 
 Petermon MrsS A, 
 ■ Boca Mill Co, 
 Brogan J B, 
 Goodman & Co, 
 McCAUGHAY & CO, 
 BOONE & WRIGHT, 
 
 Gillson, Barber St, Co, 
 
 PAGE.WHEATON&CO. 
 
 West & Bryant, 
 Betten Wm, 
 (iibson J C, 
 Ch ang A Co . 
 
 'LEVT HERMAN, , 
 
 Long Wa &, Co, 
 
 MANNASSA N, 
 
 Man Wa Chan, 
 Gmn.uier L, 
 Harriden H F, 
 Hayes Bros, 
 C.lwell A, 
 Wicks A M, 
 
 SCHAAFFW. 
 
 Hankins &, Hawley, 
 Shattuck T F, 
 Paine Wm, 
 
 SHARP ORRIN, 
 
 WAGNER WILLIAM, Bucks Ranch 
 
 Blanco 
 Blocksburg 
 
 Bloomfield 
 
 Blue Canyon 
 
 Boca 
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 Bodie 
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 Bolinaa 
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 Borden 
 
 Brentwood 
 
 Bridgeport 
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 Bridge villc 
 
 Brotic" 
 
 Brown's Valley 
 
 Brownsville 
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 Buchanan 
 
 Friedberg M, 
 Cavaganuro T, 
 Dougherty — , 
 Zimmermen M, 
 TOGNAZZIBO. 
 
 Kamage G W, 
 
 GROSS S. 
 
 GRANT, LULL & CO, 
 
 (raus & Co, 
 Citron A, 
 Beseux G, 
 
 NYEDR 
 
 Sanford N F, 
 
 Freeman F 8 & Co, 
 
 Ijevy David, 
 
 lievy W, 
 
 Meudelson M, 
 
 SALABERRI JUAN & CO 
 
 Calistoga 
 Camanehe 
 
 Cambria 
 Cambria 
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 Campo Seco 
 
 Capiiy 
 
 Cnpiatrnno 
 
 Carponteriu 
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 Casper 
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 Castrovillc 
 
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 Cayucas 
 
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 Cedar Flat 
 
 MOOERS J E, 
 
 (J ray D, 
 Francis & Co, 
 Thomas K L, 
 
 MILLER & SMITH, 
 FABIAN ft CO, 
 
 Simpson Bros, 
 Simiison t White, 
 
 COCHRAN WAftMJ, 
 
 Bettinger J, 
 Bryant W S, 
 Getleson H, 
 
 Burgettvilh 
 Burnt Uancli 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Byron 
 
 Cahto 
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 Caliente 
 
 Calistoga 
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 Dodge C E, 
 Thurmond G E, 
 Jackson J G, 
 Kelley Frank, 
 CooiK-r J B H, ' ' ' 
 
 Keating L B, 
 
 WOOD. BUTCHER ft 
 CASS. JAMES ft CO. 
 GRANT, LULL ft CO, 
 SIMMONS ft MORTON. 
 Silverman, Philips i Co, " 
 
 HOFFMAN G L, Central Point 
 
 BANE ft DODd£, Centrcville 
 
 BECK D H, 
 
 Compton T J, Centerville 
 
 FrauKcnau Bros, " 
 
 Frankenau & Son, " 
 
 Kutner, Goldstein & Phillips, " 
 
 PRAG CONRAD, 
 SALZ ft CO, 
 
 Blackburn WR, Cherokee 
 
 (iowlay L, " 
 
 WolfR, 
 
 Dora (} W A Co, Chico 
 
 TICKNER. BURNHAM ft CO, " 
 
 WATKINSftCO, 
 
 CUTTING C B, 
 
 Arns A, 
 Goldsmith S, 
 
 RUSSELL DAVID, 
 
 Gunley Andrew, 
 
 DROGEJNOCftCO, 
 CAMPBELL R A, 
 
 WebJjer D C, 
 
 WEBBER D H, 
 
 Daniel A Co, 
 Steele Thus, 
 Rhine Chaa, 
 Boyrie .1, 
 Spagiioli A Bro, 
 
 CLARK H F. 
 
 Abraham C, 
 Carrie J A, 
 CoBtea W F, 
 Davis A, 
 
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 College City 
 
 CoUegeville 
 
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 Liiiville B & Son, 
 
 Marks 8, 
 
 Schwartz M, 
 
 Shaw Isaac E, 
 
 Hayfonl, Perkins & Co, 
 
 Thifflebeam J, 
 
 LAWSEN A^DBEW, 
 HOSKINO WILLIAM, 
 
 Jont'S William, 
 Lohry Adam, 
 Mcintosh T VV, 
 Bruuet L, 
 
 KNAPP SEWELL, 
 
 Aiiilerson \Vm, 
 Cohii & Gosliaer, 
 De Jarnatt & Kich, 
 
 FURTH J, 
 
 (iosliiier & (iratz, 
 Nickelshiir^ M & Co, 
 
 WARE G W, 
 
 Jolinsju & Kuglchardt, 
 Newmark Mux, 
 
 BACON & CO. 
 
 (ioodiilli J M, 
 
 NAVAS C. 
 NEUSTAEDTER B, 
 MONTANA ANDREA. 
 
 BuliiHieiater & Siebe, 
 
 HOWELL S A. 
 
 Bnisclii Fraiieisco, 
 Canovia ii, 
 Myers Henry, 
 Tiscnrnia A, 
 
 KAHNFAUL. 
 
 Meycriii Henry, 
 Blum Simon, 
 Kichi F L, ^ 
 Kiujball J S, 
 Conway John, 
 Cohu M, 
 Conway Ji-hn, 
 Wttterinan & O'Brien, 
 
 WILLIAMS & CO. 
 HcKENNEY & RAKER. 
 
 Davis Creek 
 
 Dublin 
 Dunnigt^n 
 
 Compton 
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 Concord 
 
 Copperopolis 
 
 Cord«;lia 
 
 Coaumne 
 
 Coulterville 
 
 Courtland 
 II 
 
 Cucamonga 
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 CuflFoy's Cove 
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 Danville 
 II 
 
 Darwin 
 Davis 
 
 Dutch Flat 
 
 Eagleviiio 
 Edge wood 
 
 East Oakland 
 Eldorado 
 
 Elk Creek 
 
 Elkgrove 
 
 Elliott 
 
 Elmira 
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 El Monte 
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 I'ilt IJolit, 
 
 NURSE S K. 
 
 Huni^i ihos, 
 Blum M. 
 Kpiiiagerft Co, 
 Ferguson W 1{, 
 Mason & I'hayur, 
 (iiiKliirdo A, 
 
 FERRY S A. 
 
 ViikntoF, 
 Coh. n T, 
 
 FRANKEL BROS, 
 
 Ljvy .Niuiuul C 
 
 MITROVICHJA, 
 
 Jeuuiugs W lu, 
 
 OREENJ. 
 
 EarllWm, 
 Lewis & Fiuley, 
 Cohn & Co, 
 MAKEROS. 
 NE£'if & CO. 
 
 Berlirisrer & Bro, 
 
 CAVANAUQHJOS, 
 FONTE ANTONIO, 
 
 Berns Bernard, 
 
 DTJGHIB&CO, 
 
 Hirsch & Cobleutz, 
 Rodesine G, 
 Houston J W, 
 Everson J E&Co, 
 Hickeyft Misener, 
 Allison J & Co, 
 Davidson N L, 
 McLainc Thos, 
 Melzer L, 
 Hyatt M R, 
 Oshorn R S, 
 
 ITPHAMJM. 
 
 Tucker W M, 
 Bucktiey Geo, 
 Denney & Brown, 
 
 BARMAN HENRT. 
 CUTLER & TAYLOR, 
 
 Janssen E & Co, 
 Snow & Co, 
 
 SWEASEYWJ&SON, 
 TAYLOR D SB, 
 
 Taylor M S, 
 Walsh Thos, 
 
 SMITH F J, 
 
 Bictiio C V, 
 
 BRUNDAQE T J. 
 
 Dyke & Co. 
 Kent D L. 
 Winter C H, 
 B< A, 
 
 Fl JT)ALE GRANGE 
 NE.-S ASS'N, 
 
 Knss, .^n'(rl(-</t I'litnaro, 
 
 FRO&T JOHN H. 
 
 Krauw Peter, 
 
 MEYERS JACOB. 
 FISK BROS. 
 FOSTER H. 
 
 Lviltou F, 
 
 SUGi)EN FREDERICK. Florin 
 
 Humphrey tlas, lols'm 
 
 <«arri8onJG, Forest Hill 
 
 True Mrs A B, Forest House 
 
 SOTOPW, Fi>rslcr ty 
 
 Ayers I, Fort ' iwcll 
 
 Birr A, Foi t. Jones 
 Digj-les H J, 
 Stone U D, 
 WostorJB, 
 
 BLACKFORD EARNEST. Fort Ross 
 
 Lell>i^r F, " 
 
 Drytownl Coster Lew, Fourth Crossing 
 
 Decot. 
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 Delta 
 
 Denverton 
 
 Diamond Springs 
 
 Dixon 
 
 Douglas City 
 Douglas Flat 
 
 Downey City 
 
 Evergreen 
 
 Fall Brook 
 
 Farmersville 
 
 Farmington 
 
 Felton 
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 Fireli uigh 
 
 Fisherman's Bay 
 
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 Onoto L, Fourth Crossing 
 
 £eddick Wm, 
 
 EICHL F & SON, Fre.port 
 
 Daraeal Bros, Froncli Corral 
 
 Fraack E &, Co, rrench Gulch 
 
 PLUMB T, 
 
 Bruwnstone .1, Fresno 
 
 De LouK C W, 
 £INSTEIN LOinS & CO, 
 KVTNER & OOLDSTEm. 
 
 De Long Bros, " 
 
 Silverman & Co, " " 
 
 Laznr Sol, Fresno Flats 
 
 Phelps Ml>, 
 
 r helps N D & Co, 
 
 SCHMIDTZ & LAZAB. 
 
 BREWSTER JNO, 
 
 Whitaker & llay, 
 
 GABBER J G, 
 
 Howe C & Co, 
 Filijjpini K & Co, 
 'ClordcM J W, 
 Itoberts & Thomason, 
 Jackson I P & Co, 
 J«rrett D, 
 
 SHEFHERD B F, 
 
 Biixklaue Bros, 
 
 EPFIHGER & CO. 
 
 Nevvmanu 1, 
 
 HOORE A F & CO, 
 
 Newhouae Henry, 
 Woltera & Bro, 
 
 BRIOOS H W. 
 XA)EWIJ & CO, 
 
 McitdesBollo B, 
 Wins; Lee, 
 
 J3XJRT J, 
 
 McFoWe M, 
 Tiurant H F, 
 Lavris D A Co, 
 Murphy .1 J, 
 Wood L N, 
 Oliver A, 
 
 FOSTER & BROS, 
 
 t'oster Frank, 
 Ames N & Co, 
 Carles 4; Witlernan, 
 
 ACKERLYOF. 
 DIEFENBORFFCJ, 
 
 I'eart K C, 
 
 SCHWARTZ B, 
 
 Bohauau M, 
 Bamberger Bros, 
 (JeorRe Win, 
 
 VAN ORDEir W B. 
 
 MiiDoE.a J 1{, 
 Carre John, 
 
 ROHLFma HENBT F. 
 
 ISmithEdH, 
 lliuoi K, 
 I^J^aglorChat, 
 NedHH, 
 
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 Garberville 
 
 Garden Grove 
 
 Garden Valley 
 
 Gaa Point 
 
 Georgetown 
 
 George's Slide 
 Germautown 
 
 Geyserville 
 
 Giuaonville 
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 Gilroy 
 
 Glenooe 
 
 len Kllcn 
 Glenville 
 
 Gold Run 
 
 Goleta 
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 Gonzales 
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 Goodyear's Bar 
 
 Grand Island 
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 (Jrange\ iil(! 
 
 Granitevilii' 
 
 Grass ValK y 
 
 G rayson 
 Green Valley 
 
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 Quomoville 
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 Half Moon Bay 
 
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 Hamburg Bay 
 
 Hanford 
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 Hanson ville 
 II 
 
 Happy Camp 
 
 Harrisbnrg 
 Uavilah 
 
 WHABTON H C & BBO, Oridley 
 Hoskin S P, Grizzly Flat 
 
 Fontana M J & Co, Guadaloupa 
 
 Kaiser L M & Co, 
 Phillips Bros, 
 Marshall Jas, 
 Sehloss S, 
 Boitano Bros, 
 
 CEBEOHINO & 
 J)ETTI. 
 
 Daniel Autone, 
 Johnston T, 
 
 LEVY BROS, 
 
 Kosenblum Jacob, 
 
 CALDWELL DAN. 
 
 Melone J H, 
 Oppenheimer ft Co, 
 
 SIMON JACOBS & CO. 
 
 Shattuck T F, 
 
 Wotmore J M, 
 
 Camp J & Co, 
 
 Demick George, 
 
 Evans A J, 
 
 Gasquet H, 
 
 lieeve C T, 
 
 Peacock GW, 
 
 Cohn E, 
 
 Marpby J J, " 
 
 Anspacher Bros, Haywards 
 
 BBOWN L H. 
 
 Nissen J K, " 
 
 Wolff AVjraham, '' 
 
 Bloom & Cohn, Healdsburg 
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 Ldvo Bros, •' 
 
 Meyer .Saml, " 
 
 Kuirner W, " 
 White WP, 
 
 MOBOAN W C. Heniy's 
 
 Barnes A L, Hill's Ferry 
 
 Kahn Bros, " 
 
 Newman Simon, " 
 
 GIBSON D & CO. Hy lesvillo 
 To.ter iiobt, 
 
 Bablwin ft (Griffith, llMlHstcr 
 Goldtioh J, 
 
 Harris M, " 
 McMahon Thos, 
 Rosenbcrtr Bros, 
 BAIR THOS. Hoopa Valley 
 
 GRADE WMA, Hopeton 
 
 MoCauuhi'y J, Howard 
 
 LIVINGSTON R 0, Huemme 
 
 Wolff ft Levy, • I 
 
 Hnnsaker Henry, Hunsaker I 
 
 Dunham ft Leitor, Igo I 
 
 Willard <icorgo K, " 
 
 (iould (r S, Imsdalc 
 
 Harris ft lihine, Indcpendcuco 
 Rothschild J S ft Co, 
 Wood L, 
 
 Isaac B ft >ro, lone City 
 
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 Iowa Hill 
 
 Newman 6 &, Bro, 
 Str^wart Daniel, 
 Woolsey Geo, 
 Brown J F, 
 Hawkins Geo, 
 McClary ^. C, 
 Baker 8 £, t 
 
 Smiley John, ,. 
 Stone A J, 
 Craner S, 
 
 GARDNER FH, 
 
 Aaronaoii W, 
 Galland, Aaronaon & Co, 
 (rinocchio E & Bro, 
 Newman L, 
 San<niinetto B, 
 Steckler O has, 
 
 BUTTERFIEIJ) S. 
 
 Hyde Elishn, 
 Oreugo G M, 
 Ucc, C. 
 
 M7LES WC. 
 
 Dutton Geo & Co, 
 Humphreys W S, 
 Lando & Cross, 
 King & McDowell, 
 Levi Isaac, 
 Wilson Henry, 
 Whitmore 8l lieed, 
 Anderson Wm, 
 Lewis Thomaa 
 Poor John 
 Billia James, 
 
 BROWN A. 
 
 Michels I & Co, 
 Murphy J J, 
 Do Pinicier Bros, 
 
 SLOCUM A A, 
 YOUNG WG. 
 
 WHIPPLE H E & SON. 
 
 Huntor & Stewart, 
 Davis S, 
 (iundellinger E, 
 Haslacher J A Co, 
 Snowball J W, 
 
 VALPY A M, 
 
 Slierve Benjamin, 
 
 Hammoud Bros, 
 
 Olocsu & Monteveide, 
 
 Vif^nes Jno, 
 
 Cohn II & Son, Tjakepjrt 
 
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 Gully & Lee, 
 Levy & Luvine, ** 
 
 MoGEEJB, 
 
 Mason H, 
 Rosenljerg Bros, 
 lieibaom & Adams, 
 Geraty J, 
 Sarguinetti D, 
 Willis H C, 
 Clark^Jk Chamberlain, 
 
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 Jackson 
 
 Jamestown 
 
 Janal 
 
 Jenny Lind 
 
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 FoUett G W, 
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 ALDRICH GEO D, 
 
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 Miulera Flume and Trading Co, Madera 
 
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 Watteraon James, Mammoth City 
 
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 Neisberger & Gartley, 
 
 Weiss J , 
 
 OILMAN B F, 
 
 BACON J DALTON, 
 
 Uich AG, 
 Bosenblum J, 
 Brown Eugene, 
 Everson O W, 
 
 JABVIS & lyOLIABD 
 
 Kelly W H, 
 Murray J.D, 
 I'i Kee " 
 Doyle M J & Co, 
 Thyarks Geo, 
 CASSACCIA AB, 
 GOLDMAN M. 
 
 Mclnerney Mrs M, 
 8im >n Jacol)s & Co, 
 SIMON SILAS, 
 
 Burgett, Moon & Co, 
 Smith, Wiseman & Co, 
 Byam M S & Co, 
 West & Heath, 
 Barrett E, 
 Poifka Edward, 
 Willey Walter, 
 Asher J, 
 Davidson A G, 
 DoPeiieier Bros, 
 Lobree D & Co, 
 Mane &, Day, 
 Harrison M, 
 Anklin Mrs H, 
 
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 CLABK P, 
 
 Bunds J C, 
 
 Empire Store, (C Wagner manager), 
 
 Mineral King 
 Johnson Frank, '* 
 
 BATES F, Mincrsville 
 
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 Armstrong J L, 
 Buisie James, 
 Dettebach tl. 
 Fun u ay A F, 
 
 OIISERT I £ & CO. 
 
 May .John C, 
 Cohti K, 
 
 Davidson & Peek, 
 Jacob Chas, 
 Nye D B, 
 Wise R, 
 Butter TE, 
 Abretfo & Co, 
 Escolle H, 
 L'iporte Wm, 
 
 HUNTER J & CO. 
 
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 SAUGMAN & WEILHEIMER. " 
 
 Weilhtimer Samuel, " 
 
 BRUSTGRUEN F. 
 
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 J one S A, 
 Ormsby E, 
 
 McGRATH THOS. 
 
 Compere V, 
 Seutor K, 
 Stanghitte G, 
 BLOUER ALBERT 
 
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 Donnelly T C, 
 Jacnsch W, 
 Reimers C, 
 Thompson 8c, Beaird, 
 PARSONS GH. 
 
 Hussun F, 
 Burrouahs Geo, 
 
 DERBY &LOWE, 
 Mills H W, 
 
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 National City 
 
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 Mokelumue Hill 
 
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 Monterey 
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 Simon N, 
 Macchiavella A, 
 
 WOODRUFF A L. 
 RANKIN JAMES. 
 
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 Spyer & Swi'fart, 
 
 FAGGIANO J B. 
 MACPHERSON T. 
 
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 Smith Frank, 
 Emeny J S, 
 (ireiersen (ieo, 
 
 KERR JOHN S. 
 
 Sandfoi'd Bros, 
 
 MORLEY W W, 
 
 >'^Cauuhy & Robinson, 
 
 Ca^ANDELL WMOL. 
 
 Freeillander Wm, 
 Frietllander & Co, 
 
 WALKER HUGE, 
 
 Burt Jas, 
 Erauw Peter, 
 Head Jas R, 
 
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 Choaio Moses, 
 Mulv.ier F, 
 Crowder R L. 
 
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 Kalisky M, 
 Payne J S, 
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 Williams R & Co, 
 Scribner L S, 
 Dunn Patrick H, 
 Goldwater & Co, 
 Greenboum Wm, 
 Griffith G, 
 
 HOLDER & SON, 
 CEREGHINO & DEBENEDETTI. 
 
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 HXTOHES J H, 
 THOMPSON A F, 
 
 Canepa L, 
 Schmitt (Jeorge, 
 Symoiida & Lainoreanx, 
 Rudolph, Gill & Co, 
 Sanaers, Tohill &i Co, 
 HilKir, 
 Lawley & Patten, 
 Stand iford Thomas, 
 Wiirdiier & Muuaen, 
 
 WHEELER J T, 
 MARKS L, 
 PENROSE a 
 ALDERSON THOS, 
 
 I'arliiiuton Abraham, 
 Keespe Job, 
 Mason & Kwd, 
 Parkhurst O P, 
 Simon M & Son, 
 Wierson, Jewell & Co, 
 Waldorf J W, 
 All)cck A J W; 
 Jacobs Alie, 
 Jacob Abraham, 
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 ARENDT H. 
 
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 Phoenix MiiK 
 
 Pine Grove 
 
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 Alexander Leo, Pomona 
 
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 Putnam R Porter, Portersville 
 
 Baker Robt, " 
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 COMPTON T J, Potter Valley 
 
 Luce C S, Poway 
 
 Smith Stephen, Princeton 
 
 Rhode & Co, Purissimo 
 California Q S Mining Co, Quicksilver 
 
 Cohen A, Quincy 
 Lee C, 
 
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 TAYLOR EDWIN, Railroad Flat 
 
 Riley James, Ravenna 
 
 Mayhew G H, Red Bluff 
 
 Olmsted M L & Co, " 
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 Miller Frank, " 
 
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 Redwood City 
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 Jacobson L, " 
 
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 WILCOX. RUBLE & DOZIER, " 
 
 Plaiufield 
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 Pleasant Grove 
 Pleasanton 
 
 HORTENSTINE & STOVER, 
 
 Coblentz S & Co, 
 
 DUNCAN RH, 
 
 Falk A, 
 
 Williams J C & Co, 
 Arthur ft McClure, 
 Newlield M, 
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 O'Neal ft Wade, 
 
 PETERS P, 
 
 Lipman Isidor, 
 
 YAPLE D F, 
 
 Burt B 1) ft Bro, 
 Lyon ft Rosenthal, 
 Salaro Peter, 
 Lavenson M, 
 Levison Bros, 
 
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 Robinson's Ferry 
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 Rohnerville 
 
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 Straus J E, 
 Papst C J & A, 
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 Elmore Benjamin F, 
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 Conklin k Samuels, 
 Vandcrhurat, Sanborn & Co, 
 Meyer & Friedlander, 
 Mance C P, 
 CassinelH D, 
 
 Dassi) John, " 
 
 Freidlierger Arnold, " 
 
 Lloyd C K, 
 Whitlock & Koworth, 
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 Scidcsinger N, San Beuito 
 
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 Pratt J E, 
 Pittlcr Morris, 
 
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 San Buenaventura 
 Cohen Mrs H, 
 
 Einstein & Bernheim, '' 
 
 Ginocchio (i &. Co, San Diego 
 
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 Allen Peter, San Gabriel 
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 Franklo Leopold, 
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 (iildmacher L & D, 
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 Smartsville 
 
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 Wolf Louis, 
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 Dranga N G 0, 
 Fjane Wm, 
 Touiasini Julian, 
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 MORERO G B. 
 
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 Trinidad Mill Co, 
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 (loldman J ft Co, 
 Morris ft Michael, 
 Sisson, Wallace ft Co, 
 Lmder I C, 
 Ward Isaac, 
 
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 Russian River Laud and Luiuher Co 
 
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 MARKS A ft CO, 
 
 XOaOANRH^OO, 
 
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 Asher — ■, 
 
 League J N, 
 
 SCUDAMOBE. BETVOLSS & 
 
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 Morgeiietein & Milzner, 
 
 SBO^ & PETTIS. 
 
 Kitching A C, 
 
 Upper Lake 
 
 Vacaville 
 
 Vallejo 
 
 Valley Centre 
 
 Valley Ford 
 
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 Brown £ Le Baron, 
 
 Arata J, 
 
 Bacigahipi F, " 
 
 Mitchell A M, 
 
 Vi.llicitiiW A, 
 
 LICUSSC, Vina 
 
 Green H, Viaalin 
 
 Jacob E, 
 
 OOUOLASSBBOSftCO. 
 
 howler Thos, 
 
 JOHNSON LA. 
 
 Xtevens & Wilcox, " 
 
 SWEET S& CO. 
 
 Clute P A, Volcano 
 
 Colemnn J, " 
 
 Carpenter Thoa, " 
 
 Ciissinelle L & Bro, " 
 
 Ito88i Angelo, " 
 
 PurkhurstWm, Volcanoville 
 
 Walker's Landing 
 
 SHTJETMM, 
 
 Walnut Creek 
 
 WILSON & OAHBS. 
 
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 WaHhincton 
 
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 Wataonville 
 
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 SPAULDINO ft HARLAN. 
 LANDIS ftGOODKIND, Wheatlmd 
 WOLF SIMON ft CO. 
 White J R, White's Bridge 
 
 Bentley H ft Co, Woodbriilce 
 
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 MERRILL WP, Woodford 
 
 NICKELSBURG A ft BBO. 
 CLELAND ft CO. 
 LYNDON J W, 
 
 Kocers VV E, 
 
 WELLS M H, 
 
 Donelin Timothy, 
 Schultz David, 
 
 FYFIELD J P T. 
 BORACH J. 
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 I'i.scornia A, 
 Harris A, 
 Bratten C, 
 Clell.'ind ft Lchncrs, 
 Kessler J, 
 King F J, 
 Klinire Mrs A, 
 McManus P F, 
 Miner M, 
 
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 Wiiickler A, 
 
 Yon Bet 
 
 Yountvillo 
 
 Yo Semite 
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 PEARSON I N. 
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 DODGE V C. 
 MANNING F M. 
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 Lion L, 
 
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 San Jose 
 
 Stockton 
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 WATERMAN M & CO. 
 
 Brjiy Bros, 
 
 Fish & Blum, 
 
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 Myer, Cha«lbourne & Co, 
 
 WATERMAM M & CO. 
 CONE & KIMBALL. 
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 Kaymoud J H, 
 ViinUer Louis, 
 
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 GARTER J S, 
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 Biclter N & Co, 
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 JACKSON HENRY. 
 
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 Salinas City 
 
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 KINSTREY THOS, Benicia 
 
 Brun H & Co, Berkeley 
 
 CHAPIE, TALLMAN ft CO. 
 
 Marks Lewis, " 
 
 Ne-ell G B, Birchville 
 
 .lones Mrs Amelia, Bird's Landing 
 
 (.leson M, Bridgeport 
 
 FOSTER S G. Brighton 
 
 Boscacci O, Bodie 
 
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 LARDI LOUIS, 
 
 Mikticlv & Dovlovich, " 
 
 RITCHIE JR. 
 
 PERKINS J S. Boulder Creek 
 
 SieinoutJ, Campo Seco 
 
 Meek J K, Cumptonville 
 
 Miller & Co, Cuatroville 
 
 L'rissler & Bonner, Cedarville 
 
 Cross J H, Ceres 
 
 Morgan James L, Cherokee 
 
 Karrar J L, Chico 
 JOHNSON N ft SON. 
 
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 Walker & Cole, 
 
 WHITE ft TUCKWELL, 
 
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 Barber A S, 
 Barnum W S, 
 Bafiiteau Augusto, 
 Ik'ckman <l N, 
 
 BOEHMER F. 
 
 Davidsou A W, 
 Dean & C^o, 
 Dit IS F & Co, 
 
 HOLTZWMftSON. 
 KROFPEH. 
 
 Marcuse !•, 
 Uenz II ]{, 
 Riith(ri)ul & Co, 
 
 EOTHERMELP. 
 
 Kii'kluiid James, 
 Evans Bros, 
 Church F B, 
 Scribner J C, 
 
 CARMAN G a 
 
 White T B, 
 8chorlig L E, 
 Dwyer & McCormick, 
 Gubbay F, 
 
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 Alameda 
 
 Amador 
 
 Anaheim 
 
 Anderson 
 
 Angel's Camp 
 
 Antiocli 
 
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 Areata 
 Auburn 
 
 Bakerav ille 
 
 McAdams T, 
 Morris A, 
 
 Daveugio S, 
 
 INGRAM HENRY. 
 
 Brush W T, 
 SHAW ISAAC E, 
 
 Hi>rris, Smith & Co, 
 Nickellft riauk, 
 Uwinny N. 
 Price J no, 
 WdUr E, 
 
 CHUBBUCK C E. 
 
 Uussuk K, 
 Brady M, 
 MoPherson & Hilton, 
 
 SAN LIN SING ft CO. 
 WO YE ft CO. 
 
 Woodruff A L, 
 
 JONES BROS. 
 PUTMANFM, 
 SALLADYO. 
 WELSH P J, 
 
 Heriiamlez J, 
 
 CASE WILLIAM H. 
 
 Humphreys .F H, 
 
 THOMPSONS, 
 
 Olufs O B & Co, 
 
 BROWN RH. 
 EATON BROS. 
 PRICE J B, 
 
 Barucli & Loew, 
 Jenison & Greening, 
 (Faribaldi Jos, 
 Meroux J M B, 
 Hpaulding, Mowry & Co, 
 Bunckel J H, 
 
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 Swenson & Chadwick, 
 
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 Huston R O. 
 
 East Berkeley^ 
 
 Croft N E. 
 
 East Oakland 
 
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 KIMBALL QEO H & CO, Eureka 
 
 MoLANCHLAN JOHN. 
 
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 Kevoy John, 
 
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 Kohner & Ellery, 
 
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 'I'npper Mrs E R, 
 
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 Fontiiaa & Solari, 
 
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 Dyke & Co, 
 
 HOLLER H H, 
 
 Farmingtoti 
 
 Ferndale 
 
 Cohn S, 
 
 Fulsom 
 
 McNuniee Mrs Annie, 
 
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 Smith J H, 
 
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 Derritikaon & Nelson, 
 
 Forest City 
 
 Hbiutzon Chas, 
 
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 Albrecht Chas, 
 
 Forest Hill 
 
 Benfeldt Henry, 
 
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 Cow<len M H, 
 
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 Umliuiir Mrs Dan, 
 
 French Camp 
 
 BALEY & THORNTON, Fresao| 
 
 BERNHARD GEO, 
 
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 GREENUP & REID. 
 
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 Jackson J P, 
 
 Georgetown 
 
 Jerrett Diuiiel, 
 
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 SHEPHERD B F. 
 
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 Sorubcr;^ur & I^aue, 
 
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 Brown Mrs M, 
 
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 Rivard Lo, 
 
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 Schaefer Fred, 
 
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 Hunt W H, 
 
 Gold Run 
 
 Campbell Wm. 
 
 Grass Valley 
 
 Champion H, 
 
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 Kiiinie R, 
 
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 Heyder Wm, 
 
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 Johnston Jno, 
 
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 JUDD JAMESF. 
 
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 Momteur A, 
 
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 NORMANDY FRANK E. " 1 
 
 Othet Th..s, 
 
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 Polglase J, 
 
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 Scadden H, 
 
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 SHURTLEFF W T & CO. " 1 
 
 Silvester H, 
 
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 VAN ORDEN W B, 
 
 Watt & Co, 
 
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 Aliimeda I'nilip. 
 
 Half Moon Bay 
 
 BORTANO BROS, (provUions), " | 
 
 Johnson Thos, 
 
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 Valladao Fred, 
 
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 Vargos JoM, 
 
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 Jamestown 
 
 Jersey Landing 
 
 Jolou 
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 Knight's Landing 
 Lakeport 
 Lemooro 
 
 Ferguson H O, Healdsburg 
 
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 I^muun ft DempMj, " 
 
 Mason & Smith, * " 
 
 Sargent H, •* 
 
 Wielwrts A Prince, •• 
 Breslauer B, Hollister 
 
 Courtney Wm. •' 
 
 Cunning K A, " 
 
 Fairchild E W, •• 
 
 GravesGH, " 
 Risdun F T & Co, 
 Cam pa S, 
 Aula F, 
 RiiHpi Chas, 
 Riviolo Frederico, 
 
 MYLES WC. 
 
 Aldaco Dolores, 
 Mcndozo Augustino, 
 Taylor & Fairchild, 
 Carson John J. 
 
 COPELAND C W, 
 
 Hite & Swcetland, •« 
 
 Ingram & Young, Lincoln 
 
 Armstrong k McFarland, Live Oak 
 
 Antoui Ed, Los Angeles 
 
 Eayle Clovis, 
 
 BehaHque & Co, 
 
 Bell R L, 
 
 Biirnero<i, 
 
 Bouille A, 
 
 Brode Chas, 
 
 Canepa N A, Co, 
 
 Carmonez Francisco, 
 
 Castruccio Bros, 
 
 Chauvan A C, 
 
 Clark C W, 
 
 Ciiliins R L & Co, (provisioiu), 
 
 Fieosti N. 
 
 (iauzalcz Manuel L, 
 
 (larilNildi Forenzo, 
 
 (jhiotto Giacomo, 
 
 (•iacomo Justoni, 
 
 GIBSON C W, 
 
 Goldstein Mrs S, 
 Labarca Luis, 
 Lalande P, 
 Lambnum k Turner, 
 Lami Louis, 
 Laughlin T, 
 Lick I^trenzo, 
 M (scotti F (i, 
 Mcliennon S D, 
 
 NIEDECKEN HERMAN, 
 
 Nordhalt VV J, 
 Pcschke & Merz, 
 Pier A G, 
 Ralphs Bros, 
 Uougny Louis, 
 Routte a. 
 Rowan Geo D, 
 Sanguineti & Vigaoli, 
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 Wiepeche Mrs E, " 
 
 WOODWOKi:! J J, 
 
 EKeiihoff D, Mariposa 
 Hi tfinnn John, " 
 
 STEWABT JAS, Martinez 
 
 BATCHELDEK A J ft CO, ^) ^rysviiiu 
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 CUMBERSON A J. 
 
 Ellis VV T. 
 
 OARRETT & ELDER, 
 HARE JAMES K. 
 HOFSTETTER J U. 
 
 Schmidler H, 
 
 WOODWARD J C. 
 
 Kowley Mrs A, Mayhow 
 
 Logomursino Antonio, Murce<l 
 Noziglia I^wis, 
 
 Carstcn Mm M, _ Midway 
 
 Tyler Jerry, ' Milford 
 
 Oiiriiot H, Millltrue 
 
 Bunds J C, Milton 
 
 Davidson ,W, Mineral King 
 
 Farish ft Mullory, " Modesto 
 Maddux J H, 
 CaKca M, 
 
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 BORDEH JB, 
 
 Norton J B, 
 Schmidt E H, 
 
 SNIVELET JB. 
 
 STEPHENSON THOS* Mormon Island 
 
 Mokelumoe Hill 
 
 Monterey 
 
 Barroe F, 
 
 Donnelly Jas, 
 
 Tool ft Andrews, 
 
 Hatt A, 
 
 Hottel ft Smith, 
 
 Mattes N, 
 
 McClelland J A ft Co, 
 
 Semorile B, 
 
 Smith W C S, 
 
 Erskino ft Enrifjht, 
 
 OAULT ALEX, 
 
 Gaylord (ieo, 
 
 HtTLLOT CHASE. 
 
 Kichards W O, 
 Roberts I{, 
 Roliin aon F, 
 
 SANGUIHETTI B. 
 
 Seuue r John Sr, 
 
 SHURTLEFT W T & CO. 
 
 Smith WH, 
 WolfWm, 
 
 GOODRICH E. 
 
 Hocans ft Albee, 
 
 FoxT, 
 
 Bnhring ft Chrisholm, 
 
 Napu 
 
 Nevada City; 
 
 Newcastle 
 
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 Biihriiig Ijouii, 
 Hicks W H, 
 Uoildan ft Oraham, 
 iSegura N B, 
 
 AGARD ft MAT. 
 
 Alber A ft Son, 
 Baker Peter, 
 Baglin James, 
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 BeoHon W E, 
 
 Boyle Owen, 
 
 Burns, Whitman ft Gardner, 
 
 Butt P C, 
 
 Cohen Simon S, 
 
 Considino P, 
 
 Clcnveau Louis, 
 
 Cromptou Mrs Sarah, 
 
 Cro )e Jas, 
 
 Cushing John, 
 
 Donimt E, 
 
 Dunbar J, 
 
 Eilien ft N or, 
 
 FARCHILD W 0. 
 
 FKH ft CO. 
 
 Fisher John, 
 
 Flynn Andrew, 
 
 F.)rd D K, 
 
 Fuller C A, 
 
 (iullagherN, 
 
 (ileasou M J, 
 
 ( I race Patrick, 
 
 (iret.'nhood S ft J, 
 
 (iriffin W, 
 
 (iunn J ft Co, 
 
 Hanr Henry ft Bro, 
 
 Hannnelteuberg Wm, 
 
 Haurahan J, 
 
 Hayes Michael, 
 
 Healy Patrick, 
 
 Hetliu H M, 
 
 Heine A, 
 
 Htilmker Bmmje, 
 
 Hopken VVm, 
 
 Hopkins Thos, 
 
 Horton K, 
 
 Hughes Enoch, 
 
 .Taeoby Joseph, 
 
 Johnson Ebon, 
 
 Koster H. 
 
 Latimer Bros, 
 
 Ludemann Henry, 
 
 Lurch C, 
 
 Maas A ft Co, 
 
 Madsen ft Batchelder, 
 
 Marks L J, 
 
 McCalw M, 
 
 McCall Charles, 
 
 McCracken Hugh, 
 
 McElroy James, 
 
 MENKE D. 
 
 MENTZ FREDERICK, 
 
 MERRTAM ft CO. 
 
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 Oakland 
 
 C'inpersmith J W, 
 DAtJOHERTY & CO. 
 
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 Nai^imith Oeorge S, 
 
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 KASH. BB0WI7 & CO. 
 
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 OEVTNE MARTIN. 
 
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 Naismith G iS, 
 
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 Dierssen D, 
 
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 NyeE, 
 
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 Dierdsen & Toland, 
 
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 O'Neill Edward, 
 
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 DUCK LEWIS. 
 
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 Pfester Julian, 
 
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 Eilerd D W, 
 
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 Quackenbush Goorge, 
 
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 Ehler B. 
 
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 Kaffs Bros, 
 
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 EHMANN CHRIS. 
 
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 RATJENO. 
 
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 Klliot Archie, 
 
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 Keichert E, 
 
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 EWERS NICHOLAS, 
 
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 Reithert L F, 
 
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 Fabian Bros, 
 
 II 
 
 Sand ford Bros, 
 
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 FELDHUSEN C. 
 
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 Scaiilon Ann Mrs, 
 
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 FERANT B & CO. 
 
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 Schuler J, 
 
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 Foster A H, 
 
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 Scott, Charity & Co, 
 
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 (ieorge Mrs Joseph, 
 
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 Von Glahn J Frederick, 
 
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 GoldmJin S, 
 
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 Wallace Bros, (N Y Tea Co) 
 
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 Wilson Wm, 
 
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 SACRAMENTO VALLEY. W 
 
 Wheeler W P, 
 
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 GREER E & CO. 
 
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 Teehan Daniel, 
 
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 Gnllion D H, 
 
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 Ztiliusky & IrumbleT, 
 
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 (tuth Geo, 
 
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 Bell H C & Co, 
 
 Oroville 
 
 HALL. LUHKJ) & CO. 
 
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 HEINRICH CHAS. 
 
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 HeiH'Msy P J, 
 
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 CHRICHTON W. 
 
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 Gila Bro8, Saint Helena 
 
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 ABRAHAM JACOB* Salinas City 
 
 t'i>iig*li>u G W, 
 
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 Sacry D S, 
 
 S£E»EUCEN A D & BBO, 
 
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 Spencer &, Armstrong, 
 WiUiamsJM&Son, 
 Brewer W S, 
 Bellinde J S, 
 Broderick J, 
 Costa J, 
 Lauriano Jos, 
 
 KEMBLED. 
 
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 WEONER EDWARD. 
 
 Brescia J It, 
 Chamberlain W H, 
 Crepin H, 
 Hall Josiah, 
 
 MADSON J 0. 
 McCOBMICE MBS M, 
 
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 ALEGRETTI 0, 
 
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 BOISSEUER H G, 
 
 Finncgun M, 
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 Ghilliazza O & Bros, 
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 Hamman J C, 
 Hampton Geo, 
 Hansel L, 
 
 HART & THRIFT, 
 
 Hedges & Buck, 
 Kraft H. 
 
 LAXrMELillR LEWIS, 
 
 Lertora P, 
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 HARRIER D W. 
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 Lynch P C, 
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 North John, 
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 MoMILLAN & COX, 
 
 •Shaw John, " 
 
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 Stowcll & Driver, " 
 
 Winn A, 
 
 Thomas E B, 
 
 SYLVAJP. 
 
 Elliott & Co, 
 
 Culver C B, 
 
 Eaton J H, 
 
 Eaton J I, 
 
 Porter & Co, 
 
 Schwalm J G, 
 
 Brown Mrs K, 
 
 SWANL. 
 
 Willows 
 
 Wilmington 
 
 Winters 
 
 Woodland 
 
 Yreka 
 
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 Soper W H, 
 Freeman A A, 
 Yost Isaac, 
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 Anaheim 
 
 Antioch 
 
 Auburn 
 
 Bakersticld 
 
 Biggs 
 
 Bodie 
 
 Calistoga 
 
 Chico 
 
 Colusa 
 
 Coulterville 
 
 Dixon 
 
 Dutch Hat 
 
 Eureka 
 
 GUNS, PISTOLS AND AM- 
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 Cohisa 
 
 Downieville 
 
 P^jureka 
 
 Uollister 
 
 Los Angeles 
 
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 OreiirJ W, 
 
 TAYLOB DAN S B. 
 
 Lathrop (J G, 
 ' Liever John, 
 
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 Gilroy 
 
 Grass Valley 
 
 Hcaldsburg 
 
 HoUistcr 
 
 Lakeport 
 
 Lemoore 
 
 Los Angeles 
 
 Marys ville 
 
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 Oakland 
 
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 Petaluuia 
 
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 Plncerville 
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 Sacramento 
 
 Salinas City 
 
 San Andreas 
 
 San Bernardino 
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 San Diego 
 San Jose 
 
 San Juan 
 
 San Luis Obispo 
 II 
 
 San Luis Roy 
 Santa Anu 
 Santa Cruz 
 
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 BIGELOW B. 
 GEOBGE P. 
 
 Hunt«!r (i W, - 
 West William, 
 Dench J W, 
 Leonard & Sa^vtell, 
 
 SGHOENFELD S D. 
 ECKHABDT HENRY. 
 FLOHB A. 
 FLOHB CHAS. 
 HEINBICH LOXnS. 
 SOUBISSEAU F. 
 
 ttchilling Frank, 
 Saper W H, 
 Thompson Jacob, 
 
 CONDIT J H & CO. 
 
 Van Vlear W H, 
 Wood Geo, 
 
 Mai-ysville 
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 Merced 
 
 Napa 
 
 Placcrville 
 
 Red Bluff 
 
 II 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 San Diego 
 
 Stux Jose 
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 Son Luis Obispo 
 
 Santa Ana 
 Stockton 
 
 Vallejo 
 
 HAIRDRESSERS. 
 
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 Kalis Frank J, 
 Lcnikie C H, 
 Meysel Oscar S, 
 Dean J H I, 
 I'^y Frank, 
 Robinson L R, 
 AnilterT Joseph, 
 
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 East Oakland 
 
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 Forest Hill 
 
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 Fresno 
 
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 HARRISON JACK, 
 
 Johnson J U, 
 Moran Thos, 
 Silva S R, 
 Webster Thos, 
 
 ROHBINS W S. 
 
 Miller H H, 
 Freitas Jos, 
 Matthews J, 
 Mindel Jos, 
 Stussy David, 
 Waterman Geo, 
 Alexander Julius, 
 Nottincr J J, 
 SHADEK ALBERT, 
 
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 Sequin F, 
 Guccioiia &, Poggi, 
 Koch Albert, 
 Levy Jos, 
 Kan F, 
 Jones E, 
 Knox W T, 
 Davis Thos, 
 Burke W A, 
 Lee Ed, 
 
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 Conrad Henry, 
 
 DOBZINSKY SAM, 
 
 Mundell Jno, 
 
 Adams O B, 
 
 Ayou A, 
 
 Brown Otto, " 
 
 Charvoz Antoine, " 
 
 Cook & Comillo, " 
 
 Costa M H, 
 
 Crosby & Banks, *• 
 
 Dolis Fretl, •• 
 
 iJillinann Henry, " 
 
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 Gonzalez R K, " 
 
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 Labon^e A, " 
 
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 Siimosa Augustine, ', 
 
 Susand O L, 
 
 Tilley Justen, 
 
 LANGBEIN OSCAR, (baths), Madera 
 
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 BECKER JOS. (baths), Marysville 
 
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 JOHNSON & WILLIAMS. 
 
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 Half Moon Bay 
 
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 Hall Tliofl, 
 Lan^^lwiii K, 
 Farrier Win, 
 Loyil Geo, 
 Brown Manuel, 
 Hovey D H, 
 Silva Antonio J, 
 Gallop G, 
 Spindle A J, 
 Bich F, 
 Liiihot Isaac, 
 
 MICHAELIS EBNEST, 
 
 Lcyva T, Mountnin Viisw 
 
 Moiia J, Murphy 'a 
 
 Fraaor G W, Nipa 
 
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 Hitton Job, '« 
 
 Singler K, 
 
 Gillet Felix, Nevada City 
 
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 Klingenspor & Walters, " 
 
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 Mission Saa Joiie 
 
 Modesto 
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 Luirens Jaa, 
 Kau Frod, 
 Stiuiton Jno, 
 Baker Albert, 
 Chevalier L M, 
 Classen & Trost, 
 Edmonds W J, 
 Edwards B F, 
 Fleck & Bus*?, 
 fliiigi^ Ulrick, 
 Hull.ihan Bros, 
 Hetfner Fred, 
 Hi'ld Ernest, 
 
 HELD GEO. 
 
 Kliiior Chas, 
 Malcton E, 
 Soegletz August, 
 Smith & Ji.c <bd, 
 Stewart W H, 
 Stultz & SchuUc, 
 Vogt Geo, 
 W.tsliin^ton Jas, 
 Wdliums r A, 
 Witk.iwsky Vattan, 
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 FEEGU30N J A. 
 SIMON SS, 
 
 Fi'ututt .)u!), 
 Cleuifiis A, 
 Ueurgu Jos, 
 Jahn I'Ved, 
 Liwrence John, 
 
 MILIE& FRANK V. 
 
 Kegncr Frank A, 
 
 North San Juan 
 Nortonville 
 
 Oakdale 
 Oakland 
 
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 Pflcheco 
 
 Penrya 
 
 Poscadero 
 
 PotJum:i 
 
 RVFP ft 03TER, Fetalnma 
 
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 Butts Jas, Placerville 
 
 Johnson W H, " 
 
 L'lndecker Isaac, " 
 
 Silva M S. Fleasanton 
 
 JACKSON JACOB. Plymouth 
 
 Jioyuolds A J, " 
 Tnylor Win, 
 
 Quimby D S, Point Arena 
 
 Felia J, Princeton 
 
 Ovveu!! Griffith C, Qui jcy 
 
 Christian C E, Red Bluff 
 
 DELVECCHIO C H. 
 
 Grimm J F, " 
 Lan,'e C W, 
 LOOAN JAS D, 
 
 M idiaoii Jno H, Reddinz 
 
 WIT2EL JULIUS, 
 
 King H, Redwood City 
 
 Spinier J, *' 
 
 W«.-dl.ir Geo, Rio Vista 
 
 Kingsley L H, Riverside 
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 Wilder Chas, ' •« 
 
 JOHNSON GEO. Rocklin 
 
 RODttICK FRANK. 
 
 BRIDGES H J. Rohnorville 
 
 BERRY T A. Ro^ville 
 
 iiuron Chas L, Sacramento 
 
 Bcttencourt J S A, «♦ 
 
 Coi.k Thos, " 
 
 Diefenb'icher & Newman, •* 
 
 DORSEYHW. 
 
 OUCOING EUGENE. 
 
 DUKTLAP ISAIAH. 
 
 Over Bros, " 
 
 EtCHMAN & HOCKEL. 
 
 Fleminiiig Frauk, " 
 
 Giforze F S, •• 
 
 GILES J W. 
 
 (^(uldin Thos, " 
 
 iJuinii W H, " 
 
 KiRNOFSKY ft BURTON. 
 KATSCHIN3KI B. 
 KENDEL FHIUF. 
 
 JoiiiiHon 1) A, •' 
 
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 PFOTENHAUER OSCAR. 
 
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 Rood & Brown, " 
 
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 SCHUMACHER THEO. 
 
 Suars Bi'ita, 
 Silva I> U, 
 
 Stoiii Nathan, " 
 
 Storch J T, •• 
 
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 Wilsoa A'hj, " 
 
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 Sanchez J V, 
 
 SANCHEZ PEDRO. 
 
 Keitzke A VV. 
 
 HOLM&SUBEECK. 
 
 Jo Bse Ada m, 
 
 SCHWERER FREDERICS. 
 
 SNIDER CHAS. 
 
 Trask P H, 
 Cuneo M, 
 Biicquie E, 
 Bosuutino G, 
 Chanchua Jacques, 
 Oerbcr Julius, 
 Gerstmayo A, 
 Graudi U S, 
 Howard Franklin, 
 Koch A J, 
 Jensen & Mosor, 
 Johnson Jerry, 
 Lenz B, 
 
 Muuoz Antonio, 
 Setta G, 
 
 SFEIGHTS R. 
 
 Tichuor Chas, 
 Zarcone G, 
 
 BULLIER LEON. 
 
 Soto Mariana, 
 
 BARRADAS F C. 
 
 <iarcia M J, 
 Hasse Ch:i8, 
 Liiw pence ftGaxiola, 
 Medeiros J E, 
 
 VALENCIA LEO, 
 
 Lawenfuld V\'m, 
 Miudle Joseph, 
 Fort-ter Adam, 
 Watson }', 
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 6ARCL1 M F. 
 
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 Helmer Si Silva, 
 Obando J M, 
 Siiithnhino P, 
 
 STEUART JOSEPH. 
 
 Werner C W, 
 
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 Francis K C, 
 Liddcll Wm, 
 Mitchell Israel, 
 Sanford G W, 
 Smallwood Joseph, 
 Sweeny T A, 
 Perry Franklan, 
 
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 Hartmann W P, 
 Bassett H W, 
 Kramer Ernst, 
 Ketallerh Wm, 
 
 GOLDEN & HXTNTER. 
 
 Bonnefoy Joseph, 
 Conrad F, 
 Kopp Wm G, 
 Linia A T F, 
 Anaya Frank, 
 Couturier N, 
 T)e Lano & Douglass, 
 Dohrmun Juliua, 
 Eckstrom A, 
 (jillivund N, 
 Haushacciiis U, 
 Hyers Wm, 
 Isaacs L & W, 
 
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 •Slick J, 
 
 VASaUEZ H. 
 
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 WAGNER JOHN. 
 
 Kin.ijsbury Frauk E, 
 Birci W H, 
 Cook A, 
 
 KARMELENSEI J. 
 
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 McLean Jos, 
 Ki yas J, 
 
 XiaUES FRANK M. 
 
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 LA PIERRE T A. 
 TAYLOR H A. 
 
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 Vary Michael, 
 
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 Paffc R H, 
 BROWN J R. 
 
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 Buhrly Chas, 
 Clark S P, 
 Handfortli John, 
 Hiebuer Wm, 
 Rodgcrs J, 
 Smith C F, 
 Diiieley S, 
 Pratt J B, 
 
 SLOCOMB HENRT, 
 
 Joseph H M, 
 
 OTTENBERG J. 
 
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 Wic hman 0, 
 
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 ROSE J M. 
 
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 Brial L B. 
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 Masaa Aut<me, 
 Alvares Joseph, 
 Dingier Kmil, 
 Harris Firank, 
 
 KNOX WM, 
 
 Scott Jake, 
 Avery Lyman, 
 Allen C, 
 Wetzel A, 
 
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 (.'ha[)mm Tdrs L, Napa 
 
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 O'BRIEN MRS J W. 
 
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 Burton MissCaroloon C, 
 Williams Mrs 1' A, 
 Abbot Mi-sS M, 
 
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 Dupaniue L J, 
 
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 Grass Valley 
 
 Los Angblus 
 
 Modesto 
 
 Oakland 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 San Jose 
 
 Santa Kosa 
 
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 Uecker Adolph, Alameda 
 
 Vosburgh J B, 
 Webb A C, 
 
 BURNS ROBT. 
 
 PouluQr J B & Co, 
 Macomb Geo B, 
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 WILLMEN^ MBS 0, 
 
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 Toussaint A, '* 
 
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 Crisslor & Bonner, 
 
 HAWLEY M G & CO, 
 
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 Hubbard & Karll, 
 Kcilly & Hubbard, 
 
 SWAIN G B, 
 
 Wing G, 
 
 G rover Bros, 
 
 MITCHELL H, 
 WELSH P J, 
 BROWN E W, 
 SCHIRMER CHAS, 
 
 Baruch & Loew, 
 Brown & Ward, 
 Hillhouso W H, 
 Suden H Turn, 
 L'in'ioneoker A T, 
 
 BUHNE H H & CO, 
 
 Johnson W U, 
 
 OHMANNI, 
 
 BROWN J 0, Folsom 
 
 SPAULDINO & FENWICK, 
 
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 Sortiberger & Lare, 
 Smith & Baxter, 
 Bi({gs Elam, 
 Johnston Ptitor, 
 
 SHARP CHAS & CO, 
 
 Linekiii & Allen, 
 
 LATHROP G G, (iron, steel), Hollister 
 
 COYLE J A, Hydesville 
 
 Weller C!, Jackson 
 
 MYLES W G, Jersey Landing 
 
 SLEPPY N, Lakeport 
 
 Kuasi'l S 8, La Porte 
 
 Anthony T A. Livermore 
 
 GOMEGYS, BLOCK & CO, 
 
 Pock O & Son, Lorapoc 
 
 Burdick H, * Los Auiielos 
 GHILDS M W, 
 
 Ducommum C, " 
 FOY S C, 
 
 Punov W C, " 
 
 HARPER, MOORE & GO, 
 
 Heinsch Hermann, " 
 
 HELLMAN. HAAS & GO. 
 
 Henderson & Marshall, " 
 
 Howard, Bryant A Co, *• 
 
 NEWMARK H & CO. 
 
 Sanguineti & Viguoli, " 
 
 Santa Cruz M G, " 
 
 Howell B, Madison 
 
 Stevens Geo, Mammoth City 
 
 Wagner P A ft Co, 
 
 M ORGAN BROS. Martinez 
 
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 8teveu8ou D C, Millville 
 
 I'erkins Isaac, ModeHto 
 
 Wood ft Turner, " 
 
 CLARK A G & CO. Napa 
 
 Ed« ards S & Co, 
 
 San Bafael 
 
 Santa Ana 
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 Nevada City 
 
 North San Juan 
 Oakland 
 
 Orange 
 Oroville 
 
 Pacheco 
 Petuluma 
 
 Fleasanton 
 
 IMymouth 
 
 Red Bluffl 
 
 Redwood City 
 
 Riverside 
 
 Schwarz H, 
 Legg ft 8haw, 
 Turner Geo K, 
 Menner ft White, 
 B;.bc.)ck G W ft Co, 
 Barbageluta F ft Co, 
 Beverton iS, 
 Briones ft Chnnaron, 
 Everaon W ft M, 
 Nash P E, 
 
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 McClelland AH, 
 
 BROCK & TABER, 
 
 (tray J as C, 
 Littlefield & Wiggins, 
 All en & St John, 
 
 BAUER L, 
 
 Buckius W r> ft Co, 
 
 WEATHERWAX & WOOD- 
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 Pinkuey Af , 
 Heilrath J, 
 Voluntiue ft Monasse, 
 Fitch J S, 
 Patton G S, 
 Petton S S, 
 OILL A M* Rohnerville 
 
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 DAVIS S H. 
 
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 lEWISLL&CO. 
 
 MARTIN JAM. 
 
 CHIC'ES W G. (tinware), St Helena 
 
 KETTIEWELLJRftSONS. " 
 
 DREW H L. San Bernardino 
 
 Ruffen & Biays, " 
 
 BAKER F W JR. San Buenaventura 
 
 Todd C D, 
 
 Hamilton ft Co, San Diego 
 
 Julian AH, 
 
 Alvord Henry B, San Jose 
 
 AUZERAIS ft POMEROT. 
 
 BoBchken J, " 
 
 T,AGARDEA, 
 
 PFISTER A. (iron and atwl), " 
 
 KNOWLES ft BAINBRIOGE. 
 
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 Spenar F O, 
 
 Buudy ft McFadden, 
 
 Haywood J S ft Co, 
 
 Edwards ft Roeseke, 
 
 Boeder ft Ott, •" 
 
 Dibbla J H, Santa Clara 
 
 Madnn A, '* 
 
 BOWMAN G. Santa Cruz 
 
 COPE W T, 
 
 Willey Henry, " 
 
 Jones T ft 8on, Santa Maria 
 
 Gnerne ft Ludwig, Santa Rosi 
 
 Letold J (}, •« 
 
 Morrow James Jr, " 
 
 THOMPSON G W, 
 
 Coleman A ft Co, Shasta 
 
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 AUSTIN BROS. Stockton 
 
 ERNEST CHARLES L. 
 
 Graham Wm, " 
 
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 Jackson Jno, " 
 
 Mills Jus T, " 
 
 ROWE ROBT, 
 THRESHER M S, 
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 ( iraliel S W ft Co, Susan ville 
 
 Greehn ft Asher, '« 
 
 Callaway ft Mitchell, Sutter Cn^ek 
 
 Stout H C, Tabic Uock 
 
 SIMPSON JOHN, Tehama 
 
 JONES LEE, Triickee 
 
 Brunuer F, Ukiah 
 Cliff ft Metzger, 
 
 Walsh P R, Vallejo 
 Wii^ht M J, 
 
 DOUGLASS BROS ft CO, Visalia 
 SWEET S ft G^ 
 
 lillEIERMUTHGEOA, WatsonviUe 
 
 Stoesser O, " 
 Schuler E, West Oakland 
 
 Freeman ft Klemmer, AVillown 
 
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 Kennedy John, Wilmincton 
 FREEMAN F S ft CO, Woodland 
 
 WOOD HENRY B, 
 
 TRIPP R 0. Woodside 
 
 NEHBRASS ft HARMON, Yreka 
 
 Stimmel HE, " 
 
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 Gagnon A, Alturas 
 
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 Burke R W, Anderson 
 
 Josliu S B, Antioch 
 
 Harpst ft Spring, Arctta 
 
 Roberts J, Beniuia 
 
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 Contreville 
 
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 Downieville 
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 El Dorado 
 
 Einmaton 
 
 Eureka 
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 Furudale 
 
 Georgetown 
 
 German town 
 
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 Grand Islanil 
 
 Graas Valley 
 
 Guadaloupe 
 
 Half Moon Bay 
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 Lakcport 
 
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 Lompoc 
 
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 Gothold P, 
 
 COLE OliO M. 
 
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 FergURon R, 
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 Hartling V, 
 Coughliiu P, 
 Drew M, 
 Steele 8 W, 
 Baldwin & Mercer, 
 Simpson George, 
 Van Vlear R P, 
 
 WARD & DAMON. 
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 Thornton David, 
 (irimtis C, 
 
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 THEUEN HENRT. 
 
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 Winters Chas, 
 Hamilton J G, 
 
 THORNTON L. 
 
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 Freeman E (*, 
 Flemming William 
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 MeHarvey C F, 
 Khy J W, 
 
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 Baker .lacob, 
 Haley J H, 
 Murray •) C, 
 Allen W C, 
 Tandy Geo, 
 
 ROBERTSON C H. 
 
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 MoCloskey J, 
 Linhurg John P, 
 Miishmeyer J A, 
 Salaz.tr J A, 
 Becket J F, 
 Felkiri S Y, 
 
 CRAMER JOSEPH. 
 
 Beebe James, 
 
 Belusco Miuuel, 
 
 Douuelly Mrs Mary, (whipmaker), 
 
 Jtpsen J, 
 
 Parks D G, 
 
 Uulmes Wm, , ICe vada City 
 
 Mutchler Mat, 
 
 Cote A, 
 
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 Ibert Jacob, 
 Lovell Robert, 
 Barry David, 
 Iktuilreau & Co, 
 
 LENTEL JAMES, 
 
 McConnell J D, 
 
 CORDTJJ, 
 FEDDERSON H M & 00. (a 
 
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 Norman 
 North San J uan 
 Oukdale 
 Oakland 
 
 tree maker), 
 
 GOTETTE JOHN. 
 
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 Fowler W, 
 Mullen D, 
 Reinstein Philip, 
 Simpson Geo, 
 Hdl Mr. 
 Bailey W H, 
 
 BASLER MARTIN. 
 
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 Cieghorn John, 
 Gill E J, 
 Wixon Chas, 
 Beilwell W E, 
 Knowles Harry, 
 Stanley Jamua, 
 Smyth Henry, 
 Abel Henry, 
 
 Orovillo 
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 Portorsvillo 
 
 I'oiat Arena 
 
 Redwood City 
 
 River^iido 
 
 Rohnerville 
 
 Rough and Reiuty 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 St Helena 
 
 Salinas City 
 
 San Btriiardino 
 
 San Jose 
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 San Juan 
 San Lorenzo 
 San Luis Obispo 
 Estrada Juan J, (spurs and bits), " 
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 Moatijo Florencio, (saddle-treemaker) 
 
 Santa Barbara 
 
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 Parson A 0, 
 Darius C, 
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 Amlrews J H, 
 
 DORBANCE H T. 
 
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 Slack's Canyon 
 
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 Visalia 
 
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 Westminster 
 Williams 
 
 Willows 
 
 Wilmington 
 
 Wheatland 
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 TropjAAJr, 
 
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 Williams Bros, . San Jose 
 
 Womls J S, 
 
 Ijothrop &. Noble, Stockton 
 
 HATS AND CAPS. 
 
 SCHWARTZ M. 
 BOEDEFELD JOS. 
 DEVLIN C L, 
 
 Desmon d D, 
 
 WEIL J. 
 
 HAY, GRAIN AND FEED. 
 
 (See also Grain Buyers.) 
 
 Gundlach Max, Alameda 
 
 S«hroedor & Victors, •• 
 
 Kollogg it Pickens, Alta 
 
 Ham J{ K, Alviso 
 
 Hutchinson Robt, " 
 
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 FISHER E P, Borden 
 
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 SinstMitjout Jno, Cloverdale 
 
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 Wolcott & Van Home, 
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 Los Angeles Guth Chas, Mountain View 
 
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 Ellis Volnpy E, . Los Angi les 
 
 lEVT SIMOV. 
 
 SIMON SILAS, 
 
 Tyler Jerry, 
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 WOLLNER JACOB 
 
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 Red Blutf 
 
 Sacramento 
 
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 Stockton 
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 Bakerstield 
 
 Berkeley 
 
 Chico 
 
 Colusa 
 
 Eureka 
 
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 Los Angeles 
 
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 HILTON C. 
 
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 (roodwiu Patrick, 
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 BRYANT CHAS* 
 
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 Cn3fyJ"hn, 
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 rsilmore 1{, 
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 Ma<ligan A, 
 Corley & Manchester, 
 
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 Blames Bros, 
 McNally J W, 
 O'Brien M, 
 O'Brien P, 
 
 O'NEILL JAS, 
 
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 Wilson J E, 
 Doyle J no, 
 
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 CARFIELD JNO. 
 
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 Walsh Patrick, 
 
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 Pelle Julea, Alviso 
 
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 Wri^iht Wm, 
 
 Biiinehctti B, Amador 
 
 HendtTson F B, 
 
 BUNHAM E, (Planters), Anaheim 
 
 (irczty. Francois, •• 
 
 i^NBERSON E, Anderson 
 
 Ahlioti r \v, 
 
 ANGEL ? HOTEL, (Oeorge Tryon 
 
 propr). Angel's Camp 
 
 Co8j:rovc Kate, 
 Tryon d C, 
 
 AMERICAN EXCHANGE HO 
 
 TEL. (iMirifliii prcprt, Antioch 
 
 FARIOBRS* HOTEL. (H S Stinch 
 
 tifcld pn'pr), 
 Johnson & Honning, 
 Arnuo Joseph, 
 15 ice DM, 
 
 STEBMAN W H. 
 
 Walsh P K, 
 Goringer Frodrica, 
 Ruscr k Bailey, 
 
 MARSH BR H W, 
 MERRELL SETH 7, 
 
 UNION HOTEL, ( l iachert propr)." 
 AMERICAN HOTEL, (F lull 
 
 propr), Auburn 
 
 Burlands J, 
 Lipaett A, 
 
 PUTNAM HOUSE, (Terry & Co 
 
 managura). Auburn 
 
 Smith J J, 
 
 OSGOOB E L, Baird 
 
 B..iluy John K, Bakcr<>H<ld 
 
 CAMPBELL JAMES. 
 
 Carlock J<Jcob, " 
 
 FRENCH HOTEL. (A Thomas 
 propr) ^ '• 
 
 MORDENJOHNG. 
 
 THOMAS AG. 
 
 UNITED STATES HOTEL, (Mra 
 
 F hitol proprss), " 
 
 Payne J E, Bangor 
 
 Prathcr B F, Bunta 
 
 Al^under D, Burtlott Springs 
 
 Burtlett, McMahon & Clarke, " 
 
 BAY VIEW HOUSE, (Eugene 
 
 Bay View 
 
 Bear Valley 
 
 Bitck\«iili 
 
 Btiluiont 
 
 Btiuiuia 
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 Aptos 
 
 Arbuckle 
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 Areata 
 
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 RICE £ M, 
 
 Binghuui W C, 
 Walturmire A F, 
 Folsom Myriuk, 
 Kcynolds Mrs A, 
 Wuimann Mrs Julia, •• 
 
 BERDAN M J. Berdan 
 
 Achesoii J, Berkeley 
 
 Bunco Mra HA, *♦ 
 
 Knott K K, " 
 
 Maloney (.'ornolius, '• 
 
 JOHNSON D, Berry Creek 
 
 Jolinsiin Kusa, " 
 
 Bur>.'ell Wm, Bieber 
 
 Phillibcr C, 
 
 PLANTERS* HOTEL. (Phil Greiu 
 
 Biggs 
 
 Bird's Ti'in<liiig 
 
 Block Di nioud 
 
 Black '» Station 
 
 Bliioksburg 
 
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 Wien^artner D, 
 liund Frederick, 
 Turner A C, 
 Biutuehcmiii P, 
 Friend John, 
 Harris \V C, 
 Hope Victor, 
 Tooby (icorge, 
 
 MO VALLEY HOUSE. (0 M Le 
 
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 Moshcr A B, Blue Canyon 
 
 Petcrman Mrs S A, *• 
 
 Sihoefer Louis, Boon 
 
 Fi.y E C. Bodega 
 
 Murr<y '. homas, " 
 
 BODIE UOTEL. (Tower & Full- 
 
 ride proprs), Bo<lie 
 
 Brown .), " 
 
 CHAMPION HOTEL. (Walsh & 
 
 feniith pr.iprs), " 
 
 CLARENBON HOUSE,(W BByan 
 
 pn>pr), *♦ 
 
 COMSTOCK HOTEL. (J B Flem- 
 
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 Hanak H. " 
 
 Johnson W A, " 
 
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 OCCIDENTAI HOTEL. (Kemp & 
 
 Coleman Dropra), " 
 
 STEWART'S HOTEL, (M Y Stew 
 
 art propr), " 
 
 Wylie Mrs E, 
 
 Bnrge Geo, Bolinas 
 
 McAbeo J W, Boonvillc 
 
 COLUMBIA HOTEL. (E Walters 
 
 propr), Borden 
 
 Lewin Steve, " 
 
 Woltera E, 
 Elliott J, 
 Taylor J, 
 Alleu A, 
 T^javitt H S, 
 HALE J J. 
 
 Kelley T B, 
 Pugh S H, 
 Wicks AM, 
 Holmes Mrs Mary, 
 Smith John B, 
 Howell Wm, 
 
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 Buss A V, 
 t'lark A B, 
 Lawless Mrs L, 
 Selvester Wm, 
 Howard G C, 
 Martin T P, 
 Stiuiier Mrs R, 
 Wilkeuinj? Henry, 
 Simpson & White, 
 MuUcr & Walters, 
 Chcsebro J A, 
 
 JOHNSON GEO W, (Calistoga Hot 
 
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 Williams Hichard, 
 Young C E, 
 Duffy M, Camanche 
 
 PROCTOR HOUSE, (John smith 
 
 propr), Cain'iria 
 
 Bliss iNFra R H, Camptoiiville 
 
 Damcille K. 
 
 Aldvich J W, Cipay 
 
 Apjdeby A, *' 
 
 MfO'inald John, CaniJcr 
 
 AMERICAN HOTEL.(F M Smith 
 
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 COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, (Mor 
 
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 Brown's Valley 
 
 Brownsville 
 
 BuUard's Bi.r 
 
 Buru'ettville 
 
 Butte City 
 
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 Simmons & Morton, Cedar Fi ^t 
 
 Hivonymcnie J, CVilarville 
 Monchamp J, 
 
 Simpson I'hos, Centcrville 
 
 HOFFMAN L. Central Poi it 
 
 BOTOES W R. Centroville 
 
 Woihc I'hilin. 
 
 UNITED STATES HOTEL, (Mrs 
 
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 WILTON HOUSE, (Mm K Wor- 
 ahan proprss), " 
 
 Bagnelle — , Cheio'cee 
 
 Fitter Mrs John, •• 
 
 MOSTONJJ, 
 
 Ryan A, " 
 
 Wel(uighby N, 
 
 CARY FRANK, (Junction), Chico 
 (iarrott & Miigee, (Butte), " 
 
 SCHWEIN MilRailroad), 
 UNION HOTEL, (IraR Doolittle 
 
 propr), " 
 
 Wetherljoe & Wood, (Chico), " 
 
 Soliiisky C W H, Chin'^ e Cimp 
 
 (xunley Audixjw, Christiie 
 
 Petcrsou M, Chualar 
 
 Pidl Chr 8, " 
 
 Blinu Harrison, " 
 
 CAMPBELL R A, Cisco 
 
 Tony Jni), Clarksvillu 
 
 C.>ndio John, Clii>'t<m 
 
 RHINES* HOTEL, (Jacob Rhiiies)," 
 FalckJC, Clipper Mills 
 
 Sfhultz J F, " 
 
 CLOVERDALE HOUSE, (M Meni- 
 
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 Oerkhardt H F, 
 
 McDonald A C, (Mountain House), " 
 Me.iihan M, " 
 
 Smith C \V. " 
 
 UNITED STATES HOTEL, (H F 
 
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 Western House, (Mrs E H Willey 
 
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 Willey Mrs E, 
 
 Curley k Mahon, CoKhx 
 
 Farrell Wm, " 
 
 Brown S H, Collin'jvil'.e 
 
 HOSKING WM, 
 
 Chalmers Robt, Coloma 
 
 Meyers Mrs Henry, (proprss Mey- 
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 L;.ird J, (Colton Exchange Hotel), 
 
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 CITY HOTEL, (CJeorge Moii/nii 
 
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 Baker Mrs Oeo, Colunibii Hill 
 
 COLUSA HOUSE. (Jnmes B<)ud),C. Ima 
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 EUREKA HOTEL, (S P French 
 
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 Klein Thilip, Concord 
 
 Koriiig Henry, " 
 
 MEADER HOUSE, (Thomas B 
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 UNION HOTEL, (0 Z Hmlges 
 
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 BridgeiKirt Hotel, (MraC J Pittman), 
 
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 Grimahaw W R Jr, 
 Jones F M, 
 .leffrey (ieo, 
 Watrner Daniel, 
 
 WINTERS LUIS, 
 
 Craneer Dl!, 
 
 Fernandez U, 
 
 BeiTV Dr J U 
 
 Kininnll Chas, 
 
 IJoche Ihos, " 
 
 Hansen C'lius, (Danville Hotel\ Danville 
 
 Dingwell TI103, Davenport 
 
 QAFFORD HOUSE, (J W (iaiford 
 
 propr), Davis 
 
 Mimlon W H, 
 Kobson Win, 
 Smith W T, 
 Kenne<1y «^ West, 
 lUohn .1 F D, 
 K(><'h Barthd, 
 
 HOHMANN V J, l>ixon 
 
 King's Hotel, (BriukerhofT & King 
 pri>i)r8), .1 ; " 
 
 O'lVeill & Rochford, 
 
 PALACE HOTEL, (E F Small & 
 So n propra), " 
 
 WILLOT P R, (Arcade), 
 
 KschbackerT A, Downicville 
 
 McDoii.dil Owen, 
 
 RICKE7 J F, (Central), DowneyCity 
 
 l^oiiard H W, Doucjlas City 
 
 Biulinganie M B, Drytown 
 
 Marsh Albert, Dublin 
 
 Murphy Kd, 
 
 Ijtiw is « Jeo B, Dunnigan 
 
 DUTCH FLAT HOTEL, (K Mai- 
 
 lows propr), Dnt.ch Flat 
 
 PACER HOTEL, (C M Kopp 
 
 pnprl, 
 Huston It r,, (Berkeley) Fast Berkeley 
 Crane W W, East Oakland 
 
 Ikik Wm, 
 De La'/una, " 
 
 UNION HOTEL. Jas VVoodwiml 
 
 proi)r), " 
 
 Harvey ii K, El Dorado 
 
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 K.^eehiMraN, Elk Crock 
 
 Martin H B, Elk drove 
 
 Martin J VV, 
 
 Uaasette .los, " 
 
 <,'alahan M, Elniira 
 
 Fawlkner E C, 
 Ryan I), 
 
 l)..d8on W R, El Monte 
 
 CAFFYN D, Emigrant (Jap 
 
 EPPERSON B 0, Epi)er«on 
 
 Haker J L, Etna 
 
 Messner •', " 
 
 Smith N, •• 
 
 BAT HOTEL, (Daby & Knntt),Enreka 
 IINSON HOUSE, (W H Rowell), 
 IICK HOUSE, (Daniel Murphy). 
 
 REVERE HOUSE, (Peter Mc- 
 
 George), Eureka 
 
 VANCE HOUSE, (John Vance), " 
 Bl.ck A W, Fairfield 
 
 HOOPER T P, (Fairfield Hotel), " 
 JOYCE THOS, (Fairfield House), " 
 McDonald Jno, " 
 
 Russell C C, P'armington 
 
 ( reniPr Thos, Felton 
 
 Hayes IN, 
 
 Rountree A L, " 
 
 CODY & McCOLLUM, Ferndale 
 
 i t .ne R M, 
 
 To.vnaend Mrs E, FidtUetown 
 
 Voto Mrs M, " 
 
 Voldeuberg Saml, Fircbaugh 
 
 TiUttringer J. Fisk's Mill 
 
 StevensoJi A C, " 
 
 Warran B F, 
 Jones (Jeorjre, Florin 
 
 AMERICAN EXCHANGE HO- 
 TEL, (Mrs Kate Hamilton), Folscm 
 
 CENTRA!. HOTEL, (J C Rand), " 
 
 Doll M, 
 
 GERMAN HOTEL, (Charles Zim- 
 mermanu propr), 
 
 ArchamlHiaux U, 
 KUery Henry, 
 Lawrence George, 
 Miller E, 
 Hyland Mrs D, 
 Uea Wm, 
 KinlKr B, 
 
 WELD H D, . 
 
 liegg Thos, 
 Hryant M R, 
 Adams !>, 
 Hughes Mrs A M, 
 Sterling Mrs E, 
 Berry D, 
 
 BLANCHARD J M, 
 
 Lewis K, 
 He<ldick Frank, 
 Fii('k Mrs Annie, 
 McUUan W F, 
 Koldnian .(no, 
 Skahen \\ H, 
 Smith Chas, 
 Moshor F S, 
 Willey H E, 
 Gamy Simon, 
 
 MOONEY JAMES. 
 
 Forest City 
 
 Forest Hill 
 
 Forest House 
 
 Forest Jianeh 
 
 Forestvile 
 
 For>ter 
 
 Fort Bidwell 
 
 Fort Jones 
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 Fort Ross 
 
 Fourth Crossing 
 
 Fn;eport 
 
 French Camp 
 
 French Corral 
 
 French Gulch 
 
 Fresno 
 
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 GASQUET HORACE, Qaaquet 
 
 AMERICAN HOTEL, (R Bund- 
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 Hageman M, " 
 
 OEYSERVILLE HOTEL. (C W 
 
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 Perry .?h8 E, Gibaouville 
 Van Zine Alex, *' 
 
 Aix;zart«ra M A Co, Gilroy 
 
 mOGINSON MRS G:M, (Rail- 
 
 roiul House), " 
 
 Molitor Jno T, 
 McGovem Ja«, 
 BAILROAD HOUSE, (Mrs C M 
 
 lli'^ginnoii proprss), " 
 
 SEAMAN GEO, (Southern Paciflc)," 
 iSlKtrt S T, (U 11 Exchange and Din- 
 
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 SOUTHEEN FAGinC HOTEL, 
 
 WILLIAMS HOTEL, (Lyade & 
 
 Farrel pr.'prs), " 
 
 Bii83titt 'S dk 80ns, Gloubrook 
 
 Moses E R, 
 Early Mrs, 
 Jones Wm Sr, 
 Kryger Chris, 
 H-vrdwick C, 
 Fluke Estate, 
 
 McCABE JOHN, 
 
 VVillinnid Goo W, 
 Kitchener & Co, 
 Hurlbut E R, 
 Her t wick Joa, 
 Uobb J \V, 
 Andrew W, 
 Itee Wm, 
 
 Benson Wm H, " 
 
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 Hobby (; W. " 
 
 HOLBROOKE D P, (Holbrooke), " 
 Mitchdl W H, 
 
 Thom;ia Henry, " 
 
 Van Benscbotea J W, Grnyson 
 
 Cram Mrs Julia, (Jridley 
 
 GRIDLEY HOTEL. (Mrs E Tay 
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 Glenville 
 
 Gold Run 
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 Gonzales 
 
 Goodyear's Bar 
 
 Goshen 
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 Grand View 
 Gransjeville 
 Graniteville 
 
 Grass Valley 
 
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 K 'Ik* Jijo, 
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 R*id J M, 
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 Caddily M, 
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 T F Pogg 
 
 Hansonville 
 
 Uuppy Camp 
 
 Hurrisburg 
 
 Haviluii 
 
 Wilson J G, Havilah 
 
 Austin Jas, Haywards 
 
 CENTRAL HOTEL.(CKung pro'r), " 
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 OAKES HOT£L.(Tony Oakespro'r)*' 
 Oiik Lawn House, (H L Chandler 
 
 i)ropr) HeaMsburg 
 
 SOTOYOME HOTEL, (John W 
 
 Clack propr), " 
 
 Starck Mrs Minnie, " 
 Unitm Hotel, (J I*" Grater propr), " 
 
 James Henry, Henry's 
 
 Herbert L, Hicksviilo 
 
 RupL, Hill's Ferry 
 
 BAYLE D. Hollidter 
 BUCHANAF WM, 
 
 CENTRAL HOUSE, (Reuben Ed- 
 wards propr), " 
 Killy Mrs A, 
 
 LARABEE WM.(Railroa<i House), " 
 Marohetti Jns, " 
 
 McMAHON HOUSE. (Rector Bros 
 propra), " 
 
 O'Doniiel Thos, '• 
 
 j{o80 Jas, " 
 
 HOOPA VALLEY H0TEL,(Tho8 
 
 Buir propr), 
 Hannah (Jeo W, 
 Doty W L, 
 McCoy I) D, 
 
 WEBSTER WM I, 
 
 ]>uuham Hayes, 
 Thompson V G, 
 
 ARCADE HOTEL, 
 
 ley), 
 
 Hoopa Valley 
 
 Hojieton 
 
 Howard 
 
 Huenerao 
 
 Hydesville 
 
 Igo 
 
 Independunco 
 
 (Jas MeCau- 
 
 lone City 
 
 UNION HOTEL, (Fre<i P SiMth), 
 Veranda Hotel, (M R Kingsley), 
 Iserman Mrs H, Iowa Hill 
 
 .Jones Geo, 
 Young J, ' 
 
 ISLETON HOTEL. (W H John- 
 
 s>in), Ixieton 
 
 Kinar F, Jiuinto 
 
 CENTRAL HOTEL, (R Ix)ry), Jacks-m 
 l)«yer 1', " 
 
 NATIONAL HOTEL, (Evans & 
 
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 Jenny Lind 
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 Junction City 
 JuuL'ti <a 
 
 My era Mrs Jtu;ob, 
 
 .Jones J P, 
 
 Tvler N A, 
 
 C'unigh Mrs M A, 
 
 Day C W, 
 
 Ifoiierts J C, 
 
 Roberts S M, 
 
 Steimberger J M, 
 
 Siesenop A, 
 
 Kclseyvillo House (Mrs L P Ormia- 
 
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 Peterson N P, Kernvillo 
 
 Tibbctts R a, 
 
 UNCLE SAM HOTEL, (Ira Howo 
 
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 Banker J H, ..,-- Kiksillah 
 
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 Uuiou Hotel, (J Taylor), 
 
 Kuight's Landing 
 Hastings N, Lafayctto 
 
 Btxso Mrs M M, La Crunjje 
 
 CLEAR LAKE HOTEL, (J N 
 
 Miller prpr), Lakeport 
 
 Greene W W, 
 MOUND COTTAGE HOTEL, 
 
 (Mrs S V Chapman propr), " 
 
 Buckley H, La Porte 
 
 Cay.tt Mrs, " 
 
 Shannon li T, Lathrop 
 
 Shei.henl J A, " 
 
 xMillirJ H, Latrolte 
 
 Bliss Wni, Leesville 
 
 I'erdne Peter S, " 
 
 Furnish Mr-*, Lemonre 
 
 PARK HOUSE, (G N Furnish), " 
 Ikrher W H, Ijcwiston 
 
 WILKINSON H F, (Logan), Lincoln 
 
 Brown * Pivis, 
 
 Little Ltke 
 
 Mahlnmnn A F, 
 
 Little Ikivcr 
 
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 Joukias Mrs VV 1, 
 
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 OrDS&BARFlELD, 
 
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 Rogers Isaac, 
 
 Lockeford 
 
 Si)euccr J E, 
 
 L()<li 
 
 Butcliart (jeorge. 
 
 Lonipoc 
 
 Friol J, 
 
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 Stt'wui-t Mrs A, 
 
 Lone Pine 
 
 ChanilKjrhiin Itcuben, 
 
 Long Vallty 
 
 Stiinlwrger J M, 
 Balhwle P, 
 
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 Los AngelcH 
 
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 COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, (Ham- 
 
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 GRAND CENTRAL 
 
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 GMNQE HOUSE. 
 
 (Mrs P J 
 
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 Los Banos 
 
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 Eilily Jam?s J, 
 
 Los Giitos 
 
 'iol.lsmith \V C, 
 
 Lower l^ake 
 
 Slinsou J L. 
 
 Loyaltou 
 
 Audcrttou Miu'k, 
 
 Mudcrii 
 
 MACE'S HOTEL. (Capt R P Maco 
 
 propr), 
 Jesseu 8om, 
 HillikerLW, 
 Willard Mrs M A, 
 Le>vls Mrs Rebecca, 
 Bunker & Co, 
 Elli )tt T H, 
 Lynci) Mrs J, 
 Giillison VVinslow, 
 
 SCHLAGETTERH. 
 
 JoiiuiionJ A, 
 Peterson J P, 
 Donneilv.Tohn, 
 
 EXCHANGE HOTEL. 
 
 Downer propr), 
 Girvin Wni, (Morgan House), 
 
 iiOUGH'S HOTEL. (D. E P 
 
 Hougli propr), " 
 
 Sturgia Josiah, (Alham^ra Hotel), " 
 GOLDEN EAGLE. (A Furnham 
 
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 MECHANICS* HOTEL, (B Peei), '• 
 
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 WESTERN HOUSE, (George 
 
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 U S HOTEL, ("^cheu & Swank), 
 
 MAXWELL HOTEL, (Mr« M G 
 
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 Ducker Chas, 
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 Carlson J E, 
 Morton VV If, 
 Thoinu^* Manuel, 
 Fletciur A B, 
 Clougli A \7- 
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 Pahey VVni, 
 
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 ROCKHOLD JW. 
 
 Abranis John, 
 b'er^uson Duncan, 
 J'ouellP, 
 Williania M H, 
 Smith .) E, 
 H ura Franz, 
 
 BOYLE S A. 
 
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 Luytcn P, 
 
 Mllirae Hotel, (P Luitoa propr). " 
 
 Ovirniicr .1 D, Millville 
 
 iSimpson T.l, ** 
 
 Sniitli Jas L, " 
 
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 Hen.lrick N W, 
 
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 MISSION HOTEL, (0 Steyer 
 
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 Aren«lJo)in A, Modesto 
 
 DAWSON C W, (Modesto House), •• 
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 MODESTO HOUSE. (C W Dawson 
 
 pror>r>, *' 
 
 PBENTISS HOTEL. (J W Pren- 
 
 tiss), • 
 ROSS HOUSE, (J C Traner propr), " 
 Boyd E H, Mohave 
 
 Furaeson Mrs Mary, Mokelumjie Hill 
 LEGER SISTERS. (Adolph Pe- 
 
 chade manager), *' 
 
 Mayer Fretl, " 
 
 Larson Joseph, " 
 
 McBeth D N, MoTiitor 
 
 HAMPTON HOUSE, (O Hamp- 
 ton propr), Monterey 
 Lock wood AU>ert, " 
 OCEAN HOTEL, (Mrs Milton Lit- 
 tle pmprss), " 
 
 ST CHARLES HOTEL, (R 
 
 Wornes propr), 
 Peacock E A, 
 Morrow Mrs, 
 8hea Mrs, 
 Mea«]o M, 
 Steinkajnt J P, 
 Foram James, 
 Heiser Mrs A, 
 
 BOOGSEW. 
 GLEASON G D^ 
 
 Mouutiiin View llotel, 
 
 TAYLOR S A. 
 
 Atwood Henry, 
 tSporry Jamc!) L, 
 
 COLEMAN MART MRS.(13rook- 
 
 lyn Hotel), Napa 
 
 Cowan J H, 
 Devlin OhaH, 
 HOGAN MRS A, (propr Napa 
 
 Hot.'l), 
 Kinji Mra M, 
 
 Jacobaon Carson, (American House), " 
 McEtierny Mrs, (K 11 House), " 
 
 Nu!».sh(!rger J, " 
 
 SWISS HOTEL, (Potter & Varozza 
 
 propra), " 
 
 Patton .r W, Natividad 
 
 Tholke W, 
 
 Eilarman F A, Nevatla City 
 
 NAFFZIGERJ,(Union), 
 
 PEARSON CHAS E,(National Ex- 
 
 change), " 
 
 Richards Wm, " 
 
 Hund Fretl, Now York Landim; 
 
 Mills H W, Newbury Park 
 
 Wilson O W, Now Castle 
 
 Fields D W & Co, Newhall 
 
 Briard G H, Nicasio 
 
 Monticello 
 
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 Mount Bullion 
 
 Mount Eden 
 
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 Andrews Sarah, Nicolaus 
 
 Virgil John A, Nilea 
 
 Barrows F P, ' Nr rdhoff 
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 OAK GLENN COTTAGE, (VV S 
 
 Me Keo propr), " 
 
 Edwards tieo. North Bloomfi.jld 
 
 Lun.l P, 
 Mobley F F, 
 
 (xerman Jolm, North San Joso 
 
 NATIONAL HOTEL, (A J Put- 
 
 nam propr), " 
 
 Schmidt JnoF, • " 
 
 Weyor Fred, Oakdalo 
 
 Baldwin A, Oakland 
 
 Baxter J B, 
 Bushell House, (E A Bushell propr), 
 
 CHAPIE, TALLMAN & CO, 
 
 Chartand Ivouis, *' 
 
 Eureka Hotel (H H Meyer propr), " 
 GALINDO HOTEL(F H Lathorp), " 
 (Ublion J, " 
 
 Hall Wm M, 
 HAN3A HOTEL, (Hermann Kirch- 
 
 ner, " 
 
 Henry J M, . " 
 
 Hoveuden John, " 
 
 Kingsland Thos G, " 
 
 La Clede House, (Mrs Kate Jurgens 
 
 propr), " 
 
 ManHion Hou30,(L A Willey propr), " 
 Markwaldur H, " 
 
 McAllister Mrs H A, 
 Miller Flora, " 
 
 Newland A, (prr)pr Newland House)," 
 OREGON HOUSE, (J C Gage pro- 
 
 prietor), " 
 
 SNYDER S P, (manager Galindo 
 
 Hotel oor Ki^hth ami Franklin), " 
 Washington Hotel, (Uenoit Lavorel 
 
 Longe propr), " 
 
 Wilson Iluuse, " 
 
 Winter John, " 
 
 Winter's Hotel, '• 
 
 Coiiiiully J 1), Occidental 
 
 Oleina Hotel (J Nelson propr), Olema 
 Townsend Mrs E, Oleta 
 
 VotavvMraM, 
 
 Wakeman A J, " 
 
 L.savitt C H, Ophir 
 
 RUBOTTOMWL, (Orange), Orange 
 Housh ( 5eo P, Oregon Houso 
 
 Pool C B, Orland 
 
 SEAVY C T, 
 
 AIht Mrs V, A, Orleans Bar 
 
 UNION HOTEL. (Hiram Arents 
 
 propi), Oroville 
 
 U S.HOTEL, (Louis W Hoops pro- ^ 
 
 EAgW HOTEL. (E Hadaoll pro- 
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 FASO DE BOBLES HOT 
 SPRINGS HOTEL. (Blac!ibum 
 Broa aad James proprietors), 
 
 Pttso De Roblea 
 Magiai John, Peach Tree 
 
 Grant Elisha, Penryn 
 
 Pence M, Peutz 
 
 Sti;yker P O, Pescuderu 
 
 SWANTON G W, (propr Swantou 
 
 House), 
 AMERICAN HOTEL, (W B Mat 
 
 zoiibach propr), Petuluma 
 
 CITY HOTEL, (A B Rood propr), 
 
 COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, (H 
 
 Matthies propr), 
 
 Stockdale H, 
 
 Tij;he Kelly, 
 
 Union Hotel, (Gerkona & Pfau pro- 
 prietor), ' 
 
 Washington Hotel, (Soldt; ;e & Cereg- 
 hino propr), 
 
 Flarity P, Peter's Station 
 
 Lidell Win, Phoenix Mine 
 
 Einmona S W, Pine Grove 
 
 BOWMAN HOUSE,(K Yamold pro- 
 priet(»r), Plaoerville 
 
 Bi-ian Henry, 
 
 CARY HOUSE, (W M Donahue). 
 
 CENTRAL HOUSE, (S M Voach 
 
 piv.pr), 
 
 Hufneister Freak, 
 
 Kiei\e Mrs E, 
 
 Abbott W ^V, Plainslmrg 
 
 Bowden Wm, 
 
 Stanton John, " 
 
 Brownint; F H, Plonaant Grove 
 
 FARMERS' HOTEL, (J acol. John- 
 son proprl, Pleasauton 
 
 6ERMAHIA HOTEL, (H Detjoua 
 
 pn-pr), " 
 
 Murphy John J, " 
 
 Pleasauton Hotel, " 
 
 Coleman S C, Plymouth 
 
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, (U M 
 
 Walker propr), " 
 
 Forest House, (T \V Kostoii propr), 
 
 Quinoy 
 
 Red Bluff 
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 Hidght W H, 
 Ivorson N, 
 Lyman C, 
 Wilkeninc H, 
 Nutting H C, 
 PartDn Mrs, 
 Stoucman F E, 
 Correo A, 
 
 CAYA M. 
 
 Iseman J, 
 l/jwis .1, 
 Baker H W, 
 Boyes W R, 
 Carroll W F, 
 Dohorty S, 
 
 Puiut Arena 
 
 Point of Timlwr 
 
 Pomo 
 
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 Porters V I Uo 
 
 Port Harfonl 
 
 Port Wiuo 
 
 Edwards J E, 
 Lawrence H, 
 Miller Henry, 
 
 RED BLUfT HOTEL, 
 
 drewa propr), 
 
 TREMONT HOTEL, (J W Bur- 
 
 geaa propr), " 
 
 CASTLE A S, Redding 
 
 REDDING HOTEL, (B Conroy 
 
 propr), " 
 
 Thompson F, " 
 
 Ayera (Jhas, Redwood City 
 GRAND HOTEL, (John Crowley 
 
 Treniont House, Redwood City 
 
 Gardner H S, Ricevihe 
 Million Wm, 
 RIO DELL HOUSE. (L Painter 
 
 proju'), Rio Dell 
 
 Central Hotel, (Mrs L E Runk 
 
 propras), Rio Viata 
 
 NEW WESTERN HOTEL, (Geo 
 
 A Clarrids^o propr), Rio Viata 
 
 RIYER VIEW HOTEL. (B B 
 
 Brown propr), " 
 
 Praetor A, Ripon 
 
 Craig Wm, Riverside 
 Cunnin'iham R F, " 
 
 GLENWOOD COTTAGE HOTEL. 
 
 (Frmk A Miller propr), 
 
 GOVE MRS L, 
 
 iSchlei'elmiloh Mra Mary, 
 
 TROTT'S HOTEL, (G 
 
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 KEYSER & CO. 
 NEl^'F D S. 
 
 Scott W, 
 Smith K B, 
 AMERICAN EAGLE 
 
 (T 8 Wilkiaaon propr), 
 Arcatlo Hotel, (Thos Guinean propr), " 
 Brooklyn Hotel, (J E Mooney propr)," 
 BROWN B F. (Bruce House), 
 BRUCE HOUSE, (B F Brown 
 
 propr), 
 B'lker B, (Central House), 
 BELVIDERE HOTEL, (J Frees 
 
 pr.>pr), 
 BREWER A, (Eagle Hotel), 
 BRYDING PETER, (Tremont), 
 
 CAPITAL HOTEL. (Blessing & 
 
 (fUtlirio proprs), 
 Central House, (B Baker propr). 
 City Hutid (A Noono propr), 
 I'onran John, (KMnxl House), 
 Corrada B, 
 
 Cri«ceiit City Hotel, (J E Dixon 
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 Sacramento 
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 GOLDEN EAGLE h6tEL, (F A 
 
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 Inteniatiunal Hotel, (Jos Lansing 
 
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 Lus^i X, 
 
 Mitnsioa House (WHodgdon propr)," 
 McCarthy Michael, " 
 
 MoFad.lea W F, 
 MORSE HOUSE, (O N Morse propr), 
 
 PHILADELPHIA HOUSE. (P 
 
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 Schmid Jacob, 
 
 Solinler Frank, 
 
 STATE HOUSE. (H Eldred propr). " 
 
 Telegraph Houae, (H A Farr propr)," 
 
 TEaLOBN JOSEPH. 
 
 UNION HOTEL, (Isadore Towns- 
 end propr), " 
 
 Western Hotel, (Wm Land propr), " 
 
 WILLIAM TELL HOUSE. (B 
 
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 BARR W G. (Palace Hotel), St Helena 
 RAMPENDAHL OTTO, (National 
 
 H.tel), 
 TONOLLA A, (St Helena Hotel), " 
 Taylor Mrs, St John 
 
 Swartz Christian, Saiut Louis 
 
 Meyers Fred, Salida 
 
 ABBOTT HOUSE. (E J Swift 
 
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 BARLOGIO & 6RESSCHINI, 
 
 (Swiss Hotel), " 
 
 Jeffrey J, 
 
 I^APIERRE G. (French), 
 Kossi K, " 
 
 Byan Thos, 
 
 TROPE F H. 
 
 VVeilor B, 
 
 McNally L & Co, Salmon Creek 
 
 METROPOLITAN HOTEL. (B F 
 
 iiuwes pr (pi), S:iu Andreas 
 
 Warren Alfred, San Autoiii.. 
 
 Leonard A, San Benito 
 
 Williams W, 
 Kurtz & Evans, (Southern Hotel), 
 
 San Bernardino 
 STARKE'S HOTEL, (A Starke 
 
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 URTEEN MILE HOUSE. 
 
 ( AuuuHt .Jencvein proiir), S;iii liruuo 
 
 SAN BRUNO HOUSE. (Hichard 
 
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 AYEBS' HOTEL. (Wm Aycrs 
 projir), San Buenuventun 
 
 PALACE HOTEL, (J M Miiler 
 
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 REVERE HOUSE. (Wagner & Co 
 
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 UstusauHtegia Victor, " 
 
 WAGNER & CO. (Kevere House), " 
 
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 BlIUDSALL J D. (Lyon Hotel), ••* 
 H orto n House, (U P Gerichten propr), " 
 O'NEILL PATRICK, (American), 
 
 North San Diego 
 PALMER OSCAR, (Palmer House), •' 
 Loop T M, San Fermuido 
 
 Twitchell C C, San Gabriel 
 
 Kailroad House, (S Pope propr), 
 
 San Mateo 
 SAN MATEOJHOTEL, (E Walker 
 
 propi), «« 
 
 ALAMEDA PALACE. (J D Plitt 
 propr), San Jose 
 
 Auzerais House (S W Churchill 
 propr), 
 
 B irbare Mrs M C, 
 
 Barry John, 
 
 CARLSON & SWANSON. (Scan- 
 
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 Caroll Wm, 
 
 DONOVAN M L. (IrUh-American), 
 Dotta Brosj 
 FAULL WILLIAM, (Second St 
 
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 FORNI & BONNETTL (Swiss), 
 
 GREELT MRS N M. (Heusley 
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 JOHNSON JOHN. 
 
 Lamolle & Ligrue, 
 
 Lick Hous e, (I L Hill pripr), 
 
 MAGUIRE P. (Atlantic Hotel), 
 
 Manner G C, 
 
 McCrosson J as, ' 
 
 NEVADA HOUSE. (B G Allen 
 
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 PACIFIC HOTEL.(ChasM Schicle 
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 St James Hotel, •• 
 
 SCHIELE CHAS M & CO. (Pa- 
 
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 SMITH WM, (U S Hotel), 
 
 SPANSWICK MRS A E. [(Ar- 
 
 gut'llo House), " 
 
 Tr.ioy A, '' 
 
 Weiinn I F M. 
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 PLAZA HOTEL. (August Camoiirs 
 
 jiDprj, Kan Juan 
 
 I'ulluniieo, •' 
 
 E3TUDILL0 HOTEL. (P Gol- 
 
 cli.'iux propr), San Leandro 
 
 GiblinC^e.., " 
 
 HANSEN N L, (Scandinavian), " 
 Nii'U Henricksun, " 
 
 RESSER H. (White House), 
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 Brancli A W, San Luis Obispo 
 
 COSMO POUTAN HOTEL,(Black. 
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 FRENCH HOTEL, (Louis Pegot & 
 
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 Kiiap John P, " 
 
 Lima J P, " 
 
 (Toldbuum Simon, San Luis Rev 
 
 Jeflbries Walton M, Sun Miguel 
 
 Jetfreys Walter M, \ San Marcos 
 Pope S, San Mateo 
 
 B'errell J D, (Point House), San Qucntin 
 McRae John, " 
 
 Antoni A, San Pablo 
 
 D.'ran P, " 
 
 Quillman E, 
 
 Miihon T G, (Mohon House), San Rafael 
 CENTEAL HOTEL. (M O Connor 
 
 GErSaN hotel, (Mrs Mahn- 
 
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 LBERT " 
 
 (S C Ed- 
 
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 Parisian House, (Eticnnc Sivieron), " 
 Biirrett James, San Ramon 
 
 Horan P, 
 
 Paeiieoo Bros, San Simeon 
 
 LAYMAN J W, (Santa Ana), 
 
 Santa Ana 
 Ryel P G, 
 Arliugton Hotel (D W Thompson 
 
 manager), Santa Barbara 
 
 Birabent J M, 
 Morris Jas F, 
 
 OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, (James 
 
 Munroc propr), 
 
 BARBIEEI J, 
 
 Frefry J H, 
 
 Martin C C, (Santa Crnz), 
 
 PACIFIC OCEAN HOUSE, (E J 
 
 8wift propr), 
 Welxjr & Pratschner, (Gcrmania 
 
 Hotel), 
 WilkinsP V (Wilkins House), 
 Johnson M D, San*" Monica 
 
 PERKINS HOUSE, (Joseph Per- 
 
 kins propr), 
 PERKINS JOSEPH, (propr Per- 
 
 kiiiH House), 
 
 SANTA MONICA HOTEL, (M D 
 
 Jolins()n propr), 
 BaktT C N, Santa Paula 
 
 Bync M, Santa Rosa 
 
 Kninire Houso, (Wm Patterson), " 
 GERMANIA HOTEL (John Haas), " 
 GRAND HOTEL, (James Boyd), " 
 
 OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, (G A 
 
 Tuiiptr), " 
 
 SANIA ROSA HOTEL, (P John- 
 son), " 
 Stiuckinan Mrs F, " 
 GOODHUE C H, Sargent's Station 
 CENTRAL HOTEL, (James H 
 Uusdcy), Saucelito 
 
 II 
 
 Sheridan 
 
 Rety Mrs E, Saucelito 
 
 Bennet S, Savannah 
 
 (irant & Patton, Sawyer's Bar 
 
 Nally Jas, " 
 
 Wilson Mrs E, Sebastopol 
 
 G rider W, Seiad Valley 
 
 Lowden J S, " 
 EMPIRE HOTEL. (Jno V Scott 
 
 propr), Shasta 
 GREENE MRS HL, 
 
 ANDERSON'S HOTEL. (Charles 
 Andersfin propr). Sheep Ranch 
 
 CENTRAL HX)TEL, (E J An- 
 
 drews propr), " 
 
 Degauna C, 
 Adams W N, 
 Parrott B R, 
 
 DECKER G A, 
 HALL T D, 
 
 Meyer Franz, 
 Bigelow H H, 
 C(»ntar John, 
 Lamar Joseph, 
 Scott Jno A, 
 Buxtem G Q, 
 Dean M, 
 Vandevere S V, 
 Harvoy Casli, 
 Pickorins: W, 
 
 MORGAN EM, 
 
 Tuttle T G, 
 Fountain G, 
 McCoy — , 
 Moore Mrs Mary, 
 Mooncy Thos, 
 Pciirilon John, 
 Smith Bnnicy, 
 
 BROOKING JAMES. 
 
 Anderson Mrs A B, 
 
 HORSLEY J R, 
 
 Soda Bay Hotel, (A K Gregg propr). 
 
 Soda Bay 
 Gregg A K, (Soda Bay), " 
 
 Bear Chas, Solcds^d 
 
 Steverscrop Peter, " 
 
 PITTSBURGH HOTEL, (J E 
 
 Seannaon propr), Soineraville 
 
 Sonoma House, (Mrs E Glynn 
 
 proprss), Sonoma 
 
 Teoino Hotel, (A Tecino propr), " 
 
 TRAVELERS* HOME,(Johu Gaff- 
 
 ney i)ropr), " • 
 
 Union Hotel (F Osttl propr), " 
 
 CITY HOTEL, (O L Bemis), Sonora 
 YO SEMITE HOUSE, (F A Freund 
 
 Sherwood Valley 
 
 Shingle Springs 
 II 
 
 Sierra City 
 
 Sierra Valley 
 
 Silverado 
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 Tuttle P G, (Star Hotel), Springfield 
 Tiittle T O, SiirinL'vill 
 
 AMERICAN EAGLE EX 
 
 CHANGE, (It Tuttle propr), Stockton 
 Briedenhack Jt>a, *' 
 
 CENTEAL HOTEL, (Jno Hendcr- 
 
 soiipropr), " 
 
 COLUMBIA HOUSE, Alois Lutz 
 
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 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, (F C 
 
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 EAGLE HOTEL, (E H Allen), " 
 ENGELHARDT A,(\Vel)cr House), " 
 rallcu Owen, " 
 
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 MANSION HOUSE, ( Jaa H Cross 
 
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 Raab & Miller, 
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 SAN JOAftTJIN HOTEL. (FStoct- 
 
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 SCHMIEDER C &:H0LMAN, 
 
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 UNITED STATES HOTEL, (Jas 
 
 Foi'd propr), " 
 
 Vizelich Nirholas, " 
 
 YO SEMITE HOUSE, (James 
 
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 Lewis !S 1'', Stony Point 
 
 llobertson J H, (Columbus House), 
 
 Strawberry Valley 
 BARRETT JAMES, (Kailroa.l 
 
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 ^1\ a Frank, 
 
 SK)U7A J J, (Premier Hotel), 
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 Ji^nt's & Co, Summit 
 
 ButFum (luirge 1), Sumner 
 
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 Millw D K, 
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 Yancy Chas A, 
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 Tehama 
 
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 American Hotel, Truekeo 
 
 TRUCKEE HOTEL. (Jno F 
 
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 ALLEN JAS M, (Turlock Hotel), 
 
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 MICHAELIS F. (German Hotel), " 
 
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 EXCHANGE HOTEL. (J R Dailey 
 
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 VISALIA HOUSE, (L A Johnson 
 
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 SI NEUSTADT M M. (Central), 
 
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 WILLIAMS W H. (propr Wil 
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 CRAFT HOTEL. (Jno Gassner), " 
 
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 VjUilty John, 
 
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 Hurleman John, 
 Knight Leonard, 
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 Beach 'I'yler, San Jose 
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 RHODES THOS, 
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 BARRT JASt (Commerciul Uni(>ii 
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 GRAY SAMUEL C. 
 
 EMERSON D L & L H. I^rkdcy 
 
 WILLARD F P, Bodic 
 
 HiuikiiiH & Huwlcy, Brownsville 
 
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 Chapman S, Calistoga 
 
 Cofer E M, Cambria 
 
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 Mendflson M, Capistrano 
 
 Davis V, Chico 
 
 Hobart C V & Co, 
 
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 Thiel A L. 
 
 Murphy MA,- Colton 
 
 CRAITOALL GILES G, Colusa 
 
 Miles W H, 
 
 Washburn P L, 
 
 Cotten J W, Dixon 
 
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 COOPER W F, Downey City 
 
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 Burnham .1 H, Folsom 
 
 FAYMONVILLE BERNARD, Fresno 
 
 KUTNER & GOLDSTEIN, 
 
 Phelps M D, 
 CRAWFORD E L, 
 
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 Luck J C, 
 Dwadle Jno P, 
 
 NATHAN HERMANN, 
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 Brodrick W J, Lo« Augelea 
 
 Caswell S B, 
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 MoLELLAN BROS. 
 MOORE WALTON S. 
 
 Morford W E, 
 
 PHILIP P, 
 
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 MOORE E, 
 REDFIELD T. 
 
 Bogan & Co, 
 Weiss J, 
 Abbott A. 
 
 FULLER J B. 
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 Hoblitzell H M, 
 
 KRAUSE FRED L. 
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 Mi-rritt George, 
 
 NEWBERRY & HOLMES, 
 
 iSowell Newton, 
 
 BATES SAMUEL C. 
 
 (Iritti John. 
 
 RALSTON J B. 
 
 Turner W H, 
 (tladden J M, 
 Whcatly John, 
 Rotjers Stimpson P, 
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 Widtliall L B, " 
 
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 Martinpz 
 
 Maryaville 
 
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 Millville 
 
 Modesto 
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 Swan Anson B, 
 Brown Craig & Co, 
 Davis A G & Co, 
 Diek B C, 
 Doe (irifhn & Co, 
 Edwards & Arthur, 
 Fogg Jamea L, 
 Fuller Hinds, 
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 Focitio Mutunl Lifo Ins Co, 
 Koff Harry L, 
 Snow & Kagadale, 
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 Thuno J E, 
 Thomson Samuel, 
 Troy J H. 
 Walker T L, 
 Crowder R L, 
 
 FOOO & FE&KIES. 
 
 Lowry A J, 
 PALMER JR. 
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 Chapman J M, 
 Whitlock J H, 
 
 HOOK MB. 
 
 Walsli M, 
 
 WELCH RC, 
 
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 Brown E G, 
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 MILLER FRANK A. 
 
 Cl demla le John, 
 
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 B >riiuni W S, 
 Agnnl J J, 
 Brown J R, 
 Cadwnlader & Parsons, 
 
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 CoK man W 1', 
 
 DAVIS RICHMOND. 
 
 Hayden C C, 
 
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 STROBEL CARL. 
 
 SWEETSER & ALSIP. 
 
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 8traus J F, 
 
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 Elmore A H, 
 
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 GO.'n)EE & BOTCHELL. 
 
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 Placcrville 
 
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 Quincy 
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 Fuirchild J A, San Diego 
 
 Fiiivro Joseph, 
 Iliggins Albert, 
 Higgins & Reed, 
 Leonard Joseph, 
 McCoy Frank, 
 Morse E \V, 
 
 BELL JOHN, San Jose 
 
 BORING & WRIGHT, 
 BKOWN J E, 
 
 Cliiyton J A, 
 Udfov Jaa S, 
 
 HENSLEY C E 
 KLEIN & HIGGINS. 
 MOODY A E. 
 MURPHY J M & SON, 
 PORTAL J B J, 
 
 Porter A Manley, 
 
 RAY T W & CO, 
 REED & WELCH. 
 RUCKER & PAGE, (fire), 
 
 Spuucor & Covel, 
 
 QiiimW & Skinner, 
 
 BLAKE JAS E Ugt Commercial 
 
 Insurance Co), San Luis Obispo 
 
 Furrustcr PA, " 
 
 Miuik (ieo W, " 
 
 ORTEGA J C, 
 PHILLIPS C H. (agt Liverpool, 
 
 London & (il'>bo Insurance Co), " 
 BARTLETT a T, San Mutso 
 
 E.iaton AS, " 
 
 FishiT Vr H, " 
 
 HUMPHREYS C W. Santa Ana 
 
 Modher C A, " 
 
 Cook Mortimer, Santa Barbara 
 
 Frooui A W, 
 McNolly C H, 
 Rouers Bros & Co, (South British & 
 
 National Insurance Co), 
 Williims N W, 
 WINTON N W, 
 
 Wo.ulbri.lge VV H, 
 Jenkins (r C, 
 Heacock E (J, 
 Pray & Drcnnan, 
 Boyce M B, 
 Evans W xM, 
 Kdse & Ilillis, 
 Swett Frank H, 
 
 BUSCH A C & CO, 
 
 Crawfonl M J, 
 Pauli R J, 
 Randal Chaa H, 
 
 STREET H L, 
 
 Cummiiig D J, 
 Baker M D, 
 Clark Z P, 
 Clayes J R, 
 
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 Santa Rosa 
 
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 CUTTING L M, 
 
 Dohrnian Chas W, " 
 
 Hogan W C, " 
 
 Lyon L E, " 
 
 McCarty Jas M, 
 Meader D A, 
 
 PERRY OEO, 
 
 Eho(l<is Alonzo, 
 
 CHRISLER P .T, 
 
 Partriiljje J no V, 
 Brinn M & Bro, 
 Kandolf 1 N, 
 
 HOY CHAS A, 
 A6LER JAMES, 
 
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 Lovejoy J A, 
 Bu3sell Henry C, 
 
 WARD JOS F, 
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 HUBBS CHAS H, 
 
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 SNOW H H, 
 SNOW & PETTIS, 
 
 Creightou Thos, 
 Levy Julius, 
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 Wilson & Stow, 
 
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 Yonns Frank W, 
 
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 WADSWORTH E H, Yreka 
 
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 (See W^atches and Jewelry; also Watch- 
 makers and Jewelers.) 
 
 JUNK DEALERS. 
 
 Tompkins Benj, Bird's Landinji 
 
 Nottingham Jno, Healdsburg 
 
 BRUCE H, Marysville 
 
 RANDOLPH T E, 
 OOTTORSKI W, 
 HARLEY JAMES. 
 imSH MARES. 
 POSKA SAMUEL, 
 SXm SAMUEL. __ 
 WIUiIAMSTON HENRY, 
 PETERSON AUGUST, San Jom 
 
 Adier C H, 
 Arrwey L, 
 
 HARRIS HENRY. 
 KENNEDY & MILLER, 
 
 Davis E 8 & Co, s 
 
 Santa Barbara 
 
 Stockton 
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 Vallejo 
 
 Visilia 
 
 Walnut Creek 
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 Weaverville 
 
 Sacramento 
 
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 Cutter J C, 
 
 BYLER W P, 
 
 Hunter W P, 
 
 RICHMOND E A, 
 
 (iundry J, 
 Bailey Alex, 
 
 GANNON THOMAS L, 
 
 JSpiiuie J W, 
 Tait William, 
 T^ud«ikii)s L, 
 
 DEMING B, 
 
 Elder E A, 
 Wilkinson N R, 
 Luce Douglass, 
 QuitTolo Jos, 
 
 BARRY JAMES, 
 HASTINGS W F, 
 
 .1 >anit;l3 N, 
 Robinson E P, 
 B.'yuton Ira, 
 More A, 
 Way A, 
 Doty L W, 
 Way A, 
 Hilton J, 
 Mulf.-rd P H, 
 Cockiell L B, 
 Newman Thos, 
 
 PETERSON B L, 
 
 Finnic T W, 
 JuettHB, 
 Ohenchain T J, 
 Wilds K B, 
 
 FOSTER SAMUEL G, 
 
 Daggett D O, 
 
 Garr J W, 
 
 Collins T M, 
 
 Ptamage G W, 
 
 Bliss C A, 
 
 Miller A G, 
 
 Perkins E E, 
 
 Daneri J B, 
 
 Fuller J P, 
 
 Way Wm, 
 
 W.ightC W. 
 
 Weloughby N, 
 
 Cutting C B, 
 
 HALLET ANDREWS* 
 
 LUCAS A J, 
 
 Thompson A» 
 
 Tony G S, 
 
 INGRAM HENRY, 
 
 Spagnoli D B, 
 Spagnoli S G, 
 Haehl H, 
 
 Adin 
 
 Alameda 
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 AL'arjulo 
 
 Amador City 
 
 Anaheim 
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 Anderson 
 
 Angel's Camp 
 
 Aqueduct 
 
 Areata 
 
 Auburn 
 
 Bakersfield 
 
 Baiita 
 
 Bear Valhy 
 
 Bcuicia 
 
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 Bird's Landing 
 
 Blocksburg 
 
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 Bolinas 
 
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 Bridgeport 
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 Brown's Valley 
 
 Butte City 
 
 Calistoga 
 
 Cambria 
 
 Camptonvilla 
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 Capay 
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 Oirpenteria 
 
 CayuCiiB 
 
 Cherokee 
 
 Chinese Camp 
 
 Chico 
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 Cinnabsr 
 
 Clarksburg 
 
 Clayton 
 
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 ClOTtrdale 
 
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 Wharton J F, 
 Morris B F, 
 Keed Jas W, 
 Lander C H, 
 
 BRADBURT E G. 
 
 Brown (J P, 
 Bu3te J VV, 
 Justice Wm, 
 Cliurch M B, 
 Bcacou Thos, 
 Jameson Jas, 
 McCimnicle Wm, 
 
 HOWARD ASA. 
 
 Tracey H F, 
 (lace Delos, 
 
 BARRRETT JH. 
 
 Hoppiier John, 
 Sow.ird W, 
 
 KDOALL JOHN H. 
 
 Scott \i C, 
 Van Vlear R Y, 
 Rountree A L, 
 
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 FERRILL J D, 
 
 Yates ]i: R, 
 Hirrick H, 
 Anderson H, 
 BenS'vn John, 
 Blackford Edwin, 
 Woodward i*' J, 
 
 HILL S H. 
 TUPPER H C, 
 
 Smith 1'' M, 
 Smith I M, 
 McLean L B, 
 Dowdy Per/y, 
 Pjyle Jno J, 
 Worswick Wm H, 
 Davis Henry, 
 .Sheldon Wm H, 
 Brown T C, 
 
 NORMAN QEO H, 
 
 t'liristiim W, 
 
 DUNBAR JOHN. 
 
 Prinple Wm, 
 
 KNAFP R I, 
 
 Miller John P, 
 Austin J D, 
 Emerson J P, 
 LeeWG, 
 McCroskey — , 
 Owens J A, 
 Carr S W, 
 McElroy Alex, 
 
 WEBSTER WM I, 
 
 Kingsbury C N, 
 
 Cloverdale 
 
 Colfax 
 
 Colliiisville 
 
 Coloma 
 
 Colton 
 
 Columbia 
 
 Colusa 
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 Coultervillc 
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 Darwin 
 
 Diamond Springs 
 
 Dixon 
 
 Downey City 
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 Drytown 
 
 Duncan's Mills 
 
 Dutch Flat 
 
 Eagleville 
 
 East Oakland 
 
 El Dorado 
 
 Elk drove 
 
 Elmiri 
 
 El Monte 
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 Eureka 
 
 Fannincrtoii 
 
 Felton 
 
 Ferndale 
 
 Fiddletown 
 
 Florin 
 
 Folsam 
 
 Fort Ross 
 
 French Camp 
 
 Fresno 
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 Gait 
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 Georgetown 
 
 Gilroy 
 
 Grangeville 
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 Grass Valley 
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 ' Grayson 
 
 Gridley 
 
 Grizzly Flat 
 
 Guadal«>upe 
 
 Halt Moon Bay 
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 Havilah 
 
 Hayward* 
 
 Healdsburg 
 
 HoUister 
 
 Hornitos 
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 Hydesville 
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 Ford j; W, 
 Schaltcn Jos, 
 Swift C B, 
 Stone P, 
 Goldner H, 
 Banghara E G, 
 Jelleson J E, 
 Swain Geo W, 
 Nowell W^m, 
 Cox J L, 
 Claxton G W, 
 Powell H T, 
 Gasner Wm T, 
 
 WARNER JOHN, 
 
 Berry Fred T 
 
 HAMMOND J A, 
 
 Paul E M, 
 liiarle L M, 
 Washington Henry, 
 Fowler W F, 
 Bfoiighton W W, 
 Huugerford M C, 
 
 ORAHAM ROB W. 
 
 Owens Geo, 
 
 MOWRY L C. 
 
 Fisher J A, 
 L iwler W B, 
 Traftord John, 
 Miller D L, 
 Luttges (j, 
 NeidlJM, • 
 Rei!ikin:j C W, 
 Temple G W, 
 Whorton L G, 
 Clogston Wm, 
 Maxwell M, 
 
 FORD W H. 
 
 Kilernian B, 
 
 SWEZY CHAS E, 
 
 Gwftil Wm N, 
 Breen N, 
 Leggett '1' A, 
 (iault T L, 
 Baker P Y, 
 Cunningham Francis, 
 Burney J amcs M, 
 Davis W H, 
 
 TIBBITS F, 
 HOUGHTON D J, 
 
 Seawell J H, 
 Bliss W J, 
 Stocking J C, 
 Bniton Saml J, 
 l\)nd J E, 
 Towle G W, 
 Anderson Jno, 
 
 ROBINSON BE, 
 
 Turner J H, 
 Stotlar J, 
 Wall W W, 
 Emery A S, 
 Carr L T, 
 Church A M, 
 
 
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 Knight's Ferry 
 
 Lathrop 
 
 La ( I range 
 
 Itakeport 
 
 Lancha Plana 
 
 La Porte 
 
 Lemoore 
 
 Lompoc 
 
 Little Stoney 
 
 Livennore 
 
 Lockfortl 
 
 Lodi 
 
 Los Angeles 
 
 Lower Lake 
 
 Maine Prairie 
 
 Mammoth City 
 
 Manchester 
 
 Mariposa 
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 Maikloevillc 
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 Martinez 
 
 Marysville 
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 .Melville 
 
 Merced 
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 Millville 
 Modesto 
 
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 Mokclnnuic Hill 
 
 Monterey 
 
 MoixttceUo 
 
 Moore's Station 
 
 Moro 
 
 Nelson 
 
 Napa.. 
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 Nevada City 
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 North San Juan 
 
 Nortroivino 
 
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 Jtiukins J F, 
 
 DOBSON T H. 
 LEONARD JNO P. 
 HARDINO J F, 
 
 Ketohum M L, 
 Banbury Thos, 
 Patterson A D, 
 Thompson W J, 
 
 CAVANAOH JOHN, 
 EINON, 
 
 Davenport G R, 
 Carpenter W P, 
 Sherwood B, 
 Lan<ler Andrew, 
 KeeveaD D, 
 Bichardson H M, 
 lloyt George A W, 
 Onrey J E W, 
 
 PARKER J B. 
 
 Willi.imson G A, 
 Kolunson 8 A, 
 Hapgood N H, 
 Porter H L, 
 
 HOOK M B. 
 
 McCormick J as, 
 Scoficld H A, 
 IngersoU J D, 
 Brown E G, 
 SMITH B F, 
 
 Davis H A P, 
 Patterson A D, 
 Chopson Thomas, 
 
 GILMER THOSW, 
 HAINES 0, 
 
 Husk ill W A, 
 Benison Thos, 
 Knox John T, 
 M orris John M, 
 Kico W J, 
 Soule C E, 
 Severimce Chas, 
 Leonard Joseph, 
 Porter John B, 
 Beckett L J, 
 <Jri8wold W H, 
 Hiimiltoii II, 
 Buckuer B K, 
 Johnson J \V, 
 Chahners Geo, 
 Heritiigo J 0, 
 H<xlgkin J \V, 
 
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 Barnes (i W, 
 Henderson M, 
 FoBsD R, 
 Bumrill AzrOj 
 
 HimHES WM 
 
 Bowles Caleb, 
 
 Oakland 
 
 Oletd 
 
 Orange 
 
 Orland 
 
 Oroville 
 
 Pacheco 
 
 Pajaro 
 
 Pasadena 
 
 Patterson Station 
 
 Pescadero 
 
 Petaluma 
 
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 Phoenix Mine 
 
 Piacervillo 
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 Plainsburg 
 Plymouth 
 
 Point Arena 
 
 Point of Tiinlwr 
 
 Pomona 
 
 Portersville 
 
 Princeton 
 
 Quiney 
 
 Re<l BluO 
 
 Redding 
 
 Redwoofl (iity 
 
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 Riverside 
 
 Rocklin 
 
 Rohncrville 
 
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 Rutherford 
 
 Sacramento 
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 St Helena 
 
 Salinas City 
 
 San Bernardino 
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 San Buenaventura 
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 Saucelito 
 
 San Diego 
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 San Fernando 
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 San Gabriel 
 
 Sau Jose 
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 San Juan 
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 San Luis Obispo 
 
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 San Luis Rey 
 
 San Pablo 
 
 San Rafael 
 
 Sau Simeon 
 
 HUMPHREYS CW, 
 
 Crane H G, 
 Cleneay F W, 
 Stiles E B. 
 
 CURTIS L, 
 
 Davenport J P, 
 B^irnham L, 
 
 CHAFINEK, 
 BROWN JOHN. 
 
 Laughlin — , 
 Isaacs J E, 
 Kcati P H, 
 Pearson P, 
 Alesworth J W, 
 McNiitt John F, 
 BROOKING JAS. 
 HORSLEY J R, 
 
 Miller J L, 
 Bennett J F, 
 
 MINTA WESLEY. 
 HUBBARD H, 
 
 Chittenden J K, 
 Blake J C, 
 Maxey J B, 
 Porter J S, 
 fjiacolu J M, 
 Patton R B, 
 Nelson W L, 
 Thrap.l H, 
 
 WILLIAMS 
 
 Doniiell H C, 
 h'isher A L, 
 
 HAY WMP. 
 
 Dunster G W, 
 Keiser John, 
 Lovejoy J O, 
 
 WARD JOSEPH F. 
 
 Barnes T L, 
 Cunningham \V W, 
 Hadley A A, 
 Ward J P, 
 Aspciiall W, 
 MunroeG, 
 Riky (} W, 
 Beard A S, 
 Chendinin VV S, 
 Reynerson Jacob, 
 Huey E \V, 
 TURNER MH. 
 
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 Buckingham Robt, 
 
 CONNER D M, 
 DAVIS T M. 
 HOLBROOK L D, 
 BRAY P M. 
 
 DUPLEX EDWARD P. 
 WUSEY R A. 
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 Santa Barbara 
 
 Santa Clara 
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 Santa Cruz 
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 Sai a Monica 
 
 Santa Rosa 
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 Shasta 
 
 Sheep Ranch 
 
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 Slack's Canyon 
 
 Smartsvdlo 
 
 Smith River 
 
 Snelling 
 
 Sonora 
 
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 Stockton 
 
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 Sumner 
 
 Susanville 
 
 Sutter Creek 
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 Truckee 
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 Turlock 
 
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 Volcano 
 
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 Smith Mra W R, 
 
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 Miller Mrs Maria, Dixon 
 
 Kohler Fred, Kast Oakhuul 
 
 HUNSON J G, Eun ka 
 
 WEAVEB F A. 
 
 GORDON E H. Femdale 
 
 (ireeii MraUeo, Fresuo 
 
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 Javon A, (French), Napa 
 
 Berkeley Laundry, (Chas Partonscky 
 
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 Cheviuton & Galon, (French), " 
 
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 Scott Mrs, Placerville 
 
 BOLTON J C, Kedding 
 
 Cooley S B, Sacramento 
 
 Coomb — , San Jose 
 
 UNO HI. Santa Barbara 
 
 Sciiilliiig Henry, Santa Cruz 
 
 Stockton Laundry, Stockton 
 
 Biirloggi & Maillurd, Vallejo 
 
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 Flores M, Yo Semite 
 
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 Danford E P & Co, B.>nicia 
 
 TUENER GEO S, I^os At.gelcs 
 
 Deneh J W, Placerville 
 
 STONE R & CO, Sacramento 
 
 HEEOLD PHIL* San Jose 
 
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 Oranueville Library, Grani;;eville 
 
 OAKLAND FREE LIBRART. 
 
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 V'allejo Lilirary Ass'n, (Jas Phillips 
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 West Oakland Free Reading Room, 
 S M Day curator), West Oakland 
 
 LIME AND CEMENT. 
 
 Schroder & Victors. Alameda 
 
 Addison S, Folsom 
 
 GRIFFITH J M & CO, (plaster), 
 
 Los Angles 
 GWYNN WM, Marysville 
 
 RIPLEY C J, (agt Santa Cruz 
 
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 CONNER & MURPHY, (plaster 
 
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 Mycr FF, '^ 
 
 P.irish A, Pentz 
 
 O'Brien W J, Sacramento 
 
 STEWART W W & CO, San Diego 
 BRODLEY E C, San J«>se 
 
 Huntington & Russell, San Luis Obispo 
 (iorham & Co, Sant<i Barhtra 
 
 LyfordJ S, Vallejo 
 
 Davis & Co well, Wrights 
 
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 Oilman John, Acampo 
 
 Henderson Geo, Adia 
 
 Magnus H, " 
 
 Berry J A, Alameda 
 
 Bleymanu Edward, " 
 
 Bochse Chas, " 
 
 BOYD JOHN, 
 BROWN JAS B. 
 
 Connelly F .1, 
 
 COOK ALEX, 
 DAVIDSON AUGUST, 
 
 Edwards John, " 
 
 Frank Andrew, " 
 
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 Klebsch & Fuetterer, 
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 KtiiiecktT AJroB, 
 SehabergWm, 
 Siakivitz Wm, 
 Htritzoiiger Jacob, 
 Vogt Frank C, 
 ]iun(1I(!y Bros, 
 Miilson If, 
 West & Cluto, 
 
 ALLEXBROS, 
 
 Kiibiiisoii F C, 
 WliittcnB^G, 
 Giroux A, 
 
 Giroux k Hironymont, 
 Maim & Skinner, 
 Skinner \V L, 
 Williams W, 
 Kling Geo W, 
 Moonoy Michael, 
 Peyton Wm, 
 Smith S H, 
 B<!iiuerschei(1t Carl, 
 Cliisscn Martin, 
 
 HILLE CHAS, 
 
 Kraker Henry, 
 l^angenberger A, 
 Moss man 0, 
 Neblnng Max, 
 Kuehmann Kredk, 
 Stack pole J W& J E, 
 Bell Thomas, 
 Caster Jacob, 
 Claxton Wm, 
 Bayliss Ed, 
 Behan T, 
 
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 Dtmovan C, 
 Kt'iser J G, 
 
 LOBREE A, 
 
 Martin Thos, 
 McNulty Francis, 
 >Ieinken Fred, 
 Nolan James, 
 Pe«r8 H, 
 KembreeW, 
 Zayliss E, 
 Kicc D M, 
 Walsh P K, 
 Bigg J (J. 
 Howell k Lucas, 
 
 BAIR& PARDEE, 
 
 KALACICH MARTIN. 
 
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 Snnth Maurice, 
 Xizues F, 
 Betton S, 
 liryan G S, 
 Barns H, 
 Cain Thomas, 
 
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 Ineaer Jno, 
 
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 McGuire W B, 
 Simon C L, 
 Doimlass Jas W, 
 
 DUVALLCW, 
 
 Hoffman A S, 
 Marlcy W C, 
 MILLER &MASSET, 
 
 MoiTel & Mix, 
 Palmers E C, 
 Koss Geo, 
 
 SECHNEF ED & BRO. 
 WALTER JACOB. 
 
 Withingt'.n R W, 
 
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 PORTER BROS. 
 WILSON OUVER H, 
 
 Gay,ior& Alexander, Bartlett Spriac!: 
 
 Byrne P, 
 
 Houiit AI, 
 
 Simmons P, 
 
 Peard H, 
 
 Enunett W A, 
 
 Dilton S W, 
 
 DRISGOLL D, 
 KINSTREY THOS, 
 
 Mouncu John, 
 Quigg Chas, 
 Von Pfiriter E H, 
 Koskelley Joseph, 
 Stevens John, 
 Brandt F, 
 Brcnnan Bros, 
 Foley Mrs Sarah, 
 Higt,'eiis James, 
 Loc'lir Caas Richard, 
 
 HUTCHINGS JAMES 0, 
 
 Kenyon & Watson, 
 Shubcrt k Italia, 
 Geddcs Saml Y, 
 
 HARRY F, 
 ISRAEL A. 
 PARKER S W, 
 
 Weiglit S A, 
 I'ageW, 
 Winters J, 
 
 BIRD GEO. 
 
 Farrick Geo M, 
 Boltz A, 
 Millini G, 
 Rodgers Thomas, 
 Becker & Gray, 
 Golinsky David, 
 Marzolf Jacob, 
 Theobald .Joseph, 
 Ai. lerson W D, 
 Hcndrickson F, 
 Hoglen & Cooper^ 
 Thompson Jonn, 
 
 Berkoley 
 
 Bethany 
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 Black Diamond 
 
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 PAYNE &BREEDLOVE. 
 
 RICHARDS CHAS. E, (Eunka. 
 
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 SERSALOVICH A, 
 
 <irahuni Peter, 
 Peterson Frederick, 
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 Quinn Patrick, 
 Haley C W, 
 White & (Schwering, 
 
 CAMPBELL & F0REE3, 
 
 liison K A, 
 Banter Clirist, 
 Hiirbiuirne & Cassia, 
 (irovc Henry P, 
 
 Sweetland 
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 Merrera V, 
 
 MILLER & PHILLIPS, 
 XiaUES FRANK M, 
 
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 IMiteiicourt T M, 
 
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 JOHNSON ANDREW, 
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 LANAHAN M, 
 
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 Elwood VV B, 
 
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 WALSH WM, 
 
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 Hayes John, 
 
 
 .'^hciiJiker A, 
 
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 Williamrt 
 
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 MILLER ALEXANDER. 
 
 Moonali .J, 
 
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 44 
 
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 Firytin J no, 
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 PoWCil'S J W, 
 
 Smith & Hnyefl, 
 Hunscn John, 
 MoDondltlDW, 
 
 DUENKEL H. 
 
 lunker ChuH, 
 I'ettcra C'hik«, 
 Kluuer N, 
 Tcah D, 
 Youu^ T, 
 
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 Yankee Jima 
 
 Y<.U. 
 
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 Yo Semite 
 
 You iJel 
 
 Yountvillu 
 
 Yreka 
 
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 Peterson Carl, 
 
 Ahimcil.i 
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 Eureka 
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 KI.UBER H. 
 MONROE A & SON. 
 
 I,evy Mieiiael, 
 Miirtin E & Co, 
 
 STRATTON C A & CO. 
 
 Bolin Jaeoh, 
 JlirslilHjrir Leon& Co, 
 Sch;iyer H, 
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 IJdirer.s I']<lwari1, 
 
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 BUCKOW EMU & CO. 
 
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 CHESLEY G W, 
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 KNAUTH J, 
 MILLIKDf JNO M, 
 SICHEL GUSTAVE. 
 
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 WILCOX, POWERS & CO, 
 BRASSY & CO, San JoH. 
 
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 VVuketit'Ul Jauica k Son, 
 Kerr Thos, 
 
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 Mitehell N H, (Fashion), 
 
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 Ferry_J(»hn, Angel a Camp 
 
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 ARBTJCKLE T R. 
 
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 CROSBY C C, (Empire), 
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 Crawford W 1{, 
 
 CROSS ANSON, 
 
 I'iHli H H. 
 
 ISRAEL W C. 
 
 Newman & Hammatt, 
 (J'Noil M J, 
 Brennan Bros, 
 (Joerii; \Vm, 
 Uall EH, 
 Turner A C, 
 Ikcwa 'I'hoH, 
 White W II, 
 (.'aseras C, 
 B.uleN, 
 Brodiiok .F, 
 llayward Chas V, 
 
 KINGSLEY J W, 
 WOLTERS EDWARD, 
 
 Stjw.iit it Irvine, 
 Cochrane W A, 
 risher \V F, 
 'vVillinma IJichard, 
 DutKy M, 
 Cainjiliell .las D, 
 
 JOHNSON JERRY, 
 
 Bitwinan A, 
 Koinnn A, 
 (i rover W H, 
 Aldrieh .F W, 
 iJunean H C, 
 (iareia Dolorta, 
 iiehlt (it'o, 
 I'omher .F M, 
 
 COLEMAN J W, 
 
 Dnnn .1 1<", 
 
 FINE3ANJ0HN, 
 
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 Curry .liia, 
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 rreaton L M, 
 Sissengoiul Juo, 
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 RAOER H C. 
 
 Konnistoii & Brazelton, 
 Kelley M, 
 
 STAYTON W H, 
 
 Cheney .loiin, 
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 Mahoiintiy & Bnivan, 
 KELLY PETER, 
 
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 Willia W E, 
 1/3 Cyr Jo«, 
 Adams John, 
 CRAWFOBD FRED, 
 
 Covelo 
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 Kocli Karthel, 
 O'Xoill O, 
 Kiiimfin Nathan, 
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 Ijuwia tJe<» B, 
 C'oliirove A King, 
 CI irk F T, 
 
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 March K ii, 
 Quinn M F, 
 
 CAFFYN D, 
 
 Kit/ Joliii, 
 Sullivan II W, 
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 KICKS T F, 
 
 Voit K K, 
 Spr.ij^uu \j W, 
 Kiiii{ & Ailiims, 
 Atkiiis.tii Clwis & Bros, 
 ri','f()u Alfrwl, 
 Woliluulxiri; Sumuel, 
 Dimley Mrs Huury, 
 ^troliei Win A, 
 So. itt J M, 
 Kookh irt Jeff, 
 Brymt M P, 
 Ail.tmi L, 
 Jl ilconib A A, 
 IV'tsm A A, 
 
 FLEMmiRH, 
 
 St itli im A H, 
 St-ivous Bros, 
 
 WIHMER E. 
 
 McKiiistry ilamus. 
 Fuller H H, 
 Fruhn M, 
 Bartlutt H D, 
 Bnniian Win, 
 
 FITZGERALD BROS, 
 
 i'.iiK! John, 
 
 McCAfiEJOHN, 
 
 K.uiiiwyur P A, 
 Bynit! M, 
 
 WEST E R. 
 
 SiKMictr Chas, 
 
 BUCKLEY CHAS A, 
 
 Hu«U -n J W, 
 
 NELSON & LEWIS, 
 
 Buiieiliut John, 
 
 DILLON FRED. 
 
 >I«)U8cr & Hammer, 
 Miller G, 
 8mulley D S, 
 
 biamond Spriugi 
 
 Dixon 
 
 Downey City 
 
 Downieville 
 
 Duncan's Mills 
 
 Diuiii^aii 
 
 Dutch Flat 
 
 East Oakland 
 
 Klniira 
 
 El M >ntv 
 
 Emigrant (r;<p 
 
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 Walker K S, 
 
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 T.ylor W F. 
 
 SWEASEYTW, 
 
 Irwin & Ljvy, 
 Main O J, 
 
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 liOiHt & Spencer, 
 lIoiT'inan Frank, 
 Palmer U W, 
 Diigle Jos, 
 |{ob8'>n J, 
 B iley D D, 
 Br;uly P T. 
 Sumner I W, 
 Banker Frank, 
 Kness A, 
 Vogle Litwis, 
 Brown Benj, 
 
 Uoaldalmi 
 
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 HoUiatur 
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 llowardi 
 Hydesvillo 
 
 Indepomloiico 
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 lone City 
 
 Iowa Hill 
 
 JuckHoa 
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 Jamestown 
 Judsonvillu 
 Julian City 
 
 Keruvillu 
 
 Kibesill di 
 
 Knight's liaiiiliiiu 
 
 •Knight's Ferry 
 
 Ka (J range 
 
 Livorm )ro 
 
 l/odi 
 
 Lo!n|» >c 
 
 Lono Pi I • 
 
 Lod Alaniod 
 
 Los A iwliM 
 
 LAKEPORT UYERY STABLE, 
 
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 Bibb Geo, La Porto 
 
 INGRAM WM, (Iximooro Livery 
 
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 Brown it l)avi<. Little bake 
 
 Crxssli'y Alex, 
 
 BARDILLINIA, 
 
 Harvey Johu, 
 Smith W S, 
 I'^llUon ft Bunker, 
 Walker t!t Warn, 
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 BIJTLERGE3R, 
 
 * 'ampbull IKIos, 
 
 Close & CoUwtiii, 
 
 Civenu'iiiis O. 
 
 Dirf e iV Kciehard, (atul feed), 
 
 GIBB3 ISAAC, 
 
 Fur^iisoii & itoac, 
 Jo'U« J H, 
 M irrer Saint, 
 
 SCHNIDEK JOHN, 
 
 Smith Chas, 
 Sti^phons I) G, 
 
 ZENS JOHN, 
 
 (Jriuvell L H, 
 Cnrtiu .Jamis^^, 
 Hurllmt I) B, 
 Ljwis Mrs Kob3cca, 
 IViiinett John, 
 H .rt W M. 
 
 BENNETTS J. 
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 BALL B. 
 
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 Lower Like 
 
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 (loriiiun Mrs B, Moulo IVrk 
 
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 Charlton K. 
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 Serrano Pedro, 
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 Mcmlociiio 
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 Mokclnniiie Hill 
 
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 liiiwrcnce .1, 
 
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 McCloverty k Noblctt, 
 
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 Moore T S, 
 
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 NcTt'hns H; 
 
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 llml F, 
 
 Richard W A, 
 
 .'■impson R 1"", 
 
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 TINKHAMMM. 
 
 TitjHcott .1 C, 
 Tavlor VV F, 
 N«l8ou John, 
 
 Nevada City 
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 North S.m .Inan 
 
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 PROUTJW, 
 
 Cidlow & Stevens, 
 
 CLEMENTS Q A, 
 PRESTON JR. 
 JOHNSON S W. 
 
 Woodfonl Chas, 
 
 llrown & Ellsworth, Pctaluma 
 
 CONTRA COSTA LIVERY, (S 
 
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 Davidsim •lames, 
 Kuller V U, 
 Pfiin Jno, 
 Wilson I) T{, 
 
 MARSTON EW, 
 SWANTON GW. 
 BARTHOLOMEW & PRATT. 
 
 PUwrville 
 Harris William, Pleivsanton 
 
 Ahhott W W, Plainsl.ur-i 
 
 Kussell P J & J H, Pliiu,. 
 
 D.ivi-i Thonips')n, Plymouth 
 
 HiiikaoM & (ifsslcr, 
 Curloy C M, 
 Pi'teraon N J, 
 Ahby A A, 
 BellifiL!sl.'y J D, 
 
 CAYA M, 
 
 I'ilenuT Tony, 
 
 BRADY JOHN, 
 
 Pierce <; W, 
 ItoUitsJ H, 
 (-'r.iddi'ck Jno, 
 Ka.lerL.I. 
 Mullen Hros, 
 Ueids K, 
 
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 Davis Wni, 
 iiardiier H S, 
 
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 Porters ville 
 
 Port Wine 
 Prineeton 
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 Kioeville 
 
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 FELT T D. RohnerviUc 
 
 PERROTT MATHEW, 
 
 Moiire k Klliott, Roneville 
 
 BASLER GEO A, Sacramoato 
 
 FOUNTAIN LIVERY STABLE, 
 
 ((.eo A Busier propr), 
 GilliaD, 
 
 <!rin;'erd' Stiblo, 
 
 HILL ROBT. 
 JOHNSON F W, 
 
 M<'(Jee Bros, 
 Miller M, 
 Serivor T D, 
 Stanley Lee, 
 WiisTiier John, 
 
 WILSON J W, 
 
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 KiiiK D K, 
 Miist«?isoii Patrick, 
 
 RUSSELL R W, 
 
 Alley & Coclunn, 
 
 KonniBtou & Bruzulton, " 
 
 L'tiulcr C'luw, " 
 
 Khaber J F, 
 
 Wist' AH, " 
 
 BUQXJIST C V, Sim Bneimventum 
 
 Di.ly T 11, 
 
 RIiEY WM S,_ 
 
 VENTURA LIVERY STABLE,, 
 
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 HINTOX & QORDON, (FiBbio.i). 
 
 San Dioyo 
 JONES & KAMPLING.(Ceutral), 
 
 JOURNEAY GEO, (Coutr li), 
 
 TyJir J IJ, 
 
 Biirry Jno, San Jose 
 
 CURTIS H H. 
 
 EWINQ & SPENCER, (Occi 
 
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 FIXES H J, 
 HANC^TT J E, 
 
 Hfw.ver H, 
 
 KEY J W, 
 
 Miirtiit (ic-ii M, 
 McNally Thos. 
 
 WALLACE R. 
 
 NViiters Wni E, 
 \V«lcli I'at, 
 
 ZANETTA ANOELO. 
 
 (tHiiet J A, 
 
 Sauta Riwa 
 
 S!trato;:{a 
 
 S^tUirclito 
 
 Miistii 
 
 Sheep IliiiLh 
 
 ShcrwcxMl Valley 
 
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 Silvcrndi) 
 
 Slide 
 
 Smith Kivcr 
 
 Stnartuvillu 
 
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 San Juan 
 San Luaiidro 
 
 Strattoii Wttltor J, 
 J<r«»wn & Castro, 
 
 HECOX A H, 
 
 ilurdcB Jno A, 
 Jorttoy !i M, 
 1 'ay lie (Jt'o M, 
 Fitts D C, 
 Hyn»c8 .J as, 
 Ix'wia M J, 
 
 TILLOTSON F L, 
 
 Jewell Brof, 
 
 \lurny ^^, 
 
 NEILL HENRY, (Kureka), Santa Ana 
 
 HICKEY & DAWSON. 
 
 San Luis Ohi-iiMi 
 
 San Luis Hey 
 Sun Matui) 
 
 San I'alilo 
 Sun Hafsiel 
 
 Snellinj; 
 
 ■Solediid 
 
 "Mioiiia 
 
 Son.ira 
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 Soijuol 
 
 South Vallujo 
 
 Si)iwlrik 
 
 Sprin^-'vilie 
 
 Stock tuu 
 
 Covaiiiihiua N A, 
 (.'ral'h ('has», 
 
 JOHNSON J N, 
 
 IjclandUco W, 
 KioB Fnink, 
 Thompson D W, 
 J (am K K, 
 F'refrv tStephen, 
 
 LINCOLN & CO, 
 
 M.-rrill & Toil, 
 Scott & Jonou, (City), 
 (4addy M I{, 
 McMillan P, 
 CLARK J P. 
 
 Santa Barbara 
 
 Runta Clara 
 Sauta Cruz 
 
 Santa Monica 
 
 Santa Paula 
 
 Santa Kucia 
 
 BYINGTON H W, 
 
 MctJienor U, 
 
 J{nsa H J, 
 
 iilabou () Jr. 
 
 Tainalpais Livory Stables, 
 
 CRADDOCK J, 
 
 Aiidcrson Chas, 
 
 DECKER G A, 
 
 Alihe (} ir, 
 <io(r Poter, 
 lJasi;y & Harvey, 
 <irti,'T(i, 
 Uniplilett Alouzo, 
 Conlin Thos, 
 Smith & Murray, 
 Truesdalc & llalNtoad, 
 SeevcrHcrop Peter, 
 Corbaly & Carri^aii, 
 
 BOYD ROBT, 
 
 McLean, KoUey & Co, 
 West J K, 
 Tyrrell B, 
 Kul.ott..m VV W, 
 ( ! reig Thos ( r, 
 Beirdsley W D, 
 iieswiek Frank, 
 Doak ft Dm I II in'.', 
 
 FEE PATRICK. 
 
 Flaines & Snider, 
 .Fackson .1 A, 
 Johnson \\ tS, 
 Morris h Heldcn, 
 Yates Ij K, 
 
 McDonald & co, 
 
 Morseley A B, 
 Mdselcy h Skadaii, 
 VV'ynn it Forkner, 
 
 SllTTER CREEK 
 
 STABLES. (B F'lKii" propr), 
 
 Sutter Croek 
 Huntington Louis, T.-hoo 
 
 KIlinL'ton Tims, Teliichiua 
 
 HARRINGTON & MOSES. T.haiua 
 
 'Small & H()l>8on, 
 <Jnay .Jtio B, 
 
 MATIVIA JOS. 
 
 ]i<)o|»er J, 
 Flaherty Jno, 
 
 IRWIN WM, 
 
 I'ktts A Ciil, 
 
 MATTESON & CO, 
 
 'libson A J, 
 
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 Susunvillti 
 
 LIVERY 
 
 Tnmales 
 
 I r<icy 
 
 TrcH Pinos 
 
 'J'riiiid.iil 
 
 Tnickeu 
 
 TiilatO 
 
 Turtletowii 
 
 Ukiah 
 
 Perry & Hin.sliaw, 
 (Sraham Bros, 
 
 COMDK, 
 
 BrovMilio .Ino, 
 Callende.r Jno, 
 CannoUy Henry, 
 Hijson G A, 
 Fowler J K, 
 Mitchell A M, 
 Williams D, 
 Adama J, 
 
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 KENNEOY THOS. 
 
 fSuiifonl Kariner, 
 FoBtor Thcroiiy, 
 FliiKlern SiUiil S, 
 
 LONG M A & SON, 
 
 Miller & Co, 
 JdliiiHton J (), 
 Mi.rMliiill N IJ, 
 MARSHALL W W, 
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 Klliott VV (', 
 MiinliH it li.iwHon, 
 
 FOCKHAN J B, 
 
 Miiitli A NV hito, 
 Htdgos Marcus, 
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 Rapp & Philipson, Loa An-^elcs 
 
 RODE C, 0.ikl;aul 
 
 TKAUKIDER & MOEAE, 
 
 Hjivi C Jl, baonimonto 
 
 ZINOG JOS. San Josu 
 
 Wicllwckc H, Santa Cruz 
 
 Wood Ueo, Vallcjo 
 
 LODGING HOUSES. 
 
 Stackpolc J W & J K, Anaheim 
 
 O'Do.iiJ Mrs A, liodiu 
 
 BAfiJOUN MRS C A, 
 
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 Misauu J K, liuywaraa 
 
 Fromm T^, 
 
 Levy II, 
 
 Wlivto \\ 
 
 Hurko W A, 
 
 Cuyas Mrs A, 
 
 Kelly Mrs MS, 
 
 Mociro Wm, 
 
 WiUh M C, " 
 
 FRANCE MRS EATE, Merce<I 
 
 Uum.in C, Michiiiaa lJ»r 
 
 Liinii>liire D C, Mokulumne Hill 
 
 (iiranliii L, Montoh-y 
 
 EARTH G. (fJennan Hall), Nupii 
 
 CORNELL MRS C W. Nevada City 
 
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 HiunsThoM P, 
 
 Canninu Mrs M, 
 
 Child K<hv. 
 
 CooiM'r A.), 
 
 Diiy Mrs Lot, 
 
 Duli-o S J, 
 
 Kllaworth Mrs C F, 
 
 Oeriianlt lierthold, 
 
 Hunt M, 
 
 .lolniHon M, 
 
 lAFLERCHE GEO T, 
 
 Levi .) J{, 
 Moacham H A, 
 Nichols Mrs K S, 
 OlmHtedt MrsLH, 
 Uandk'tt H A, 
 Koynold JJ T, 
 Sli i\v Mrs M, 
 
 HICKS MRS J B, 
 
 Albion House, 
 (.'astorf Mr8 \j, 
 Douiiherty Mrs Ann, 
 Knipire Lodging House, 
 Higgs Mrs M Jj, 
 Ke; rney Mrs James, 
 Kiniherly Mrs D C, 
 L»rdnt r Huilding, 
 Parker Iviehard, 
 Ten llyck Mrs L, 
 Vallo.iu Mrs Belle, 
 Hermann D C, 
 Cole J L, 
 
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 Wheaton Wm, 
 Marble I> N, 
 HudorirWmO, 
 Hou»eni!in I'xl K, 
 Overton F, 
 FontijiuruBO Mrs, 
 
 RAILROAD LODGING HOUSE. 
 
 (.S (i Thompson), Wilmiufjtou 
 
 THOMPSON S G, 
 
 BiddloJ W, Yreka 
 
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 Kuho^g & Pickens, Alta 
 
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 Bowers David L, Biith 
 
 Furriii .Fohn, Doiiiii.i 
 
 HOUGHTON C B, 
 
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 Fleming T B, Bi,'^« 
 
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 STEWART J W & CO. 
 
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 Tit'fi'"li A M, 
 B.ikor i& Miircli, 
 
 CASS JAMES & CO. 
 
 liiiiulnirt & Cook, 
 
 H..;uU.;y J F, 
 
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 (irillith & Bryant, Diamond Springs 
 
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 (iriinth J M & Co, Downey City 
 
 Wijjjius J S, ]>ownievi:lc 
 
 TOWLE BROS & CO, Dntcl. Fiat 
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 Maxw.ill W T & Bro, Kd^wood 
 
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 FUSTER BROS. 
 
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 Fiddlrtowii 
 Folsom 
 
 ForsttT City 
 
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 Fort BidwoU 
 Frcaiio 
 
 WHITEHURST & HODGERS, 
 
 (iilroy 
 Coiiaway .T C & Bro, Grass ValU-y 
 
 Mohiiwk Lumber Co, " 
 
 FLEMING T R. <^Jridky 
 
 Point Sal Wharf and LumlK>r C(<, 
 
 Cuadaloupc 
 
 Hanfonl 
 
 Happy Camp 
 
 Hcinlen A l\ 
 FrittaJ A, 
 Moore W A J, 
 Ward N, 
 HarriH C P, 
 
 BOTD A P. 
 
 Salisbury & Bvrd, 
 
 Healdsburg 
 
 llill'M Ferry 
 
 Hollister 
 
 Uuouenie 
 
 Woolaoy (Jo >, loiio City 
 
 Spuiieur O J, It)vva llnl 
 
 Brandon A, Jmikw m 
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 IL-inlon .1 B, •■ 
 
 ALDRICH GEO D, Line >ln 
 
 Klt^niiii,' A C, " 
 
 NOdTON BROS. Littlo I^ako 
 
 Cooinlt.s Hi- I'orki'iK, Littlo liivir 
 
 HORTON & KENNEDY. Livu.n .re 
 
 LOBI LAND & LUMBER CO. 
 
 ( r Stodd.rd (jupt), L'xli 
 
 llutledKO A r, " 
 
 S mtidtri C L, Lomino 
 
 GRIFFITH J M & CO. I'os Aug. k« 
 
 Hcnd.T'ou it Marsliall, " 
 
 .Lickmoii, K»'rclioil\1[ Cuznor, " 
 
 M idiir 1 Flnniu & Tratliug Co, Muk-ra 
 
 CHANDLER F B, M uiis ,„ 
 
 Vi.il W I >, M^ii.iPraiii) 
 
 Anderson L, Martinez 
 
 Bray Bros, " 
 
 Stmwood B (i, M:ry.svillo 
 
 UNION LUMBE?. CO.(FDHud. 
 
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 WHITE, COOLEY & CUTTS, 
 
 (wa.(oii), " 
 
 Pago Wm, Miiyti.M 
 
 Isaacs Geo F, Mcrcoil 
 
 Sinion k Kco^jb, " 
 
 HURLBUT P D, Mtrrillville 
 
 DEBBY E M & CO. Modesto 
 
 rortint MuUius, • " 
 
 LAMBERT T G. Moaturoy 
 
 PRINZ H. 
 
 Jordon Jas M, M'lfo 
 Mor 1 Luinlior Co, " 
 
 Kntjip II II Niipa 
 •lames & liog'.'B, " 
 
 Pugi't Sound liUinbor Co, " 
 
 CAMPTON GEO. Newi.all 
 
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 LAIDLAW WALTER, (Meub- 
 
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 Merritt Samuel, " 
 
 PHELPS. MURPHY & 00. ' 
 
 Taylor & Co, 
 
 Myers, Pearson, Wilson & Co, Oak Kua 
 (iandi.iiii H C, Ok't.k 
 
 Lumpkin Mill Co, Oroville 
 
 CAVANAGH J03N, Petiluma 
 
 HJPKINS S J. 
 
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 Tift, Totmaii * Farnswortb, " 
 
 SiiCRAHENTO LUMBER CO. 
 
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 IVllott Frank, St Holuim 
 
 I'u^'t jSoukJ Lumber Co, ** 
 
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 WiiHhfrtjrn J F, San Audrois 
 
 liy.'iii! M, Siin Dw>ruur<liiio 
 
 L.>r.) Li wis, ' 
 
 Jlolfo Siitiiucl, 
 Villi Slyku A Sommcr, 
 Daly A Uoj^e.rd, San Buenaventura 
 
 Walton W J, 
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 RaSS J & CO. ( VV H M ison agt), 
 
 STEWART W W & CO. 
 
 Sliidrion 11 V, S:in (iabricl 
 
 (Jiiiint'ick linf*, Siin Jose 
 
 ENTERPRISE MILL & LUM- 
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 Killirii I'i.ii-i.l * Co, 
 
 JOHNSTON S N. 
 
 SAf«TA CLARA VALIE7 MILL 
 
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 ]{(p|»crt.i Will. San Lnroiiz • 
 
 Hiuitiu^t >n & IkUssiill, San Laid Obinpo 
 Scwiirt/, H.irt'.inl & (J.>, " 
 
 Mnrry A, San Uafiiel 
 
 SHAVFJl ISAAC, 
 
 15 iiily & M;l''ail<loM, (wagon),Santa An i 
 
 CrilUtli.) M & Co, 
 
 (rorliain & Co, Santa Rarb ira 
 
 l'i«rou C1»M8, 
 
 Olivt! <Ji;c>, Santa Cruz 
 
 KORBEL F & BROS. 
 
 MURl»HY WX MAN, Santa Rosa 
 Soliii.'ll (.M!ib, Siuc.^lito 
 
 ii.di'h H T, Sherwooa Vi.ll.y 
 
 Mas -on A, Sliiio 
 
 BRADFORD S S. S"nor.. 
 
 I'lipc k TiiUiot, South VuUi'jo 
 
 FUQET SOUND LUMBER CO. 
 HICKINBOTHAM JF,(wa-on), 
 
 Stuukton 
 Simpson & (rr.'iy, 
 CHRISLER P J, Suisan 
 
 BOBBINS R D. 
 
 feext-u K 11, Tahoe 
 
 Uonahor M J, Toll House 
 
 Maxwell k William^ Trinity Center 
 
 Truckoc 
 
 Vacavillo 
 Vallt'jo 
 
 Kllcn Kilo. 
 RICHARSON BROS. 
 
 TRUCKEe'lUMBER CO.(Urickull 
 
 & Kill;; CI" iiruurai. ' 
 
 CORN D K. 
 
 A'luii Uro«, 
 MoCudilun Jus, 
 W.ilkor Win, 
 Mjriitt I* K, 
 Kully i>'Miiii-<, 
 
 lr!-ll.l.r<nil!.'4, 
 
 W.illo.ibur,' C, 
 
 TOWLE & CO. 
 
 Nooii A, 
 
 Vallo 
 
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 Volci 
 
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 Whratlan-l 
 Williiiniti 
 
 l'uj;et Siminl Lumber Co, (A Powull 
 
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 CHANDLER FB, 
 
 Lyi .nl a W, 
 Saumlcry A & J N, 
 
 LYNDOr J W. 
 
 Su^ai- 'iiiu LuiubL'r Co, 
 
 Willowa 
 
 Wihni.ii^ton 
 
 Winters 
 
 Woodland 
 
 Woodsido 
 
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 ARCHER J A. 
 
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 •loliu Henry, 
 
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 Cuiiiiiii^iham A J, (boiler maker), 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 FISHER N. 
 
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 Speiiceville 
 
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 Ta1)le Uock 
 
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 Watsouvillu 
 
 WolkHu.kI 
 
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 TiOveren .S 8, 
 Cli.ifihC, 
 
 SIEMENS IRA. 
 
 EurL-ka 
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 S.in Jose 
 
 MARBLE WORKS. 
 
 Cruy A, Alamuila 
 
 Doveus Tho3, Angei'a Cinij) 
 
 Bra.llty W U Cliico 
 
 DAVIS F E, 
 
 K.)i)l>ii & B.uee, (;3Tanite), " 
 
 Kolwrlsiin a, Euroka 
 
 Howartli & Morrison, Gmss Vallfy 
 
 Stirling V W, Ilwildsbur^' 
 
 McHENRY R A. l^'»l> 
 
 Disclez VVni. Los An<.'olua 
 
 Miller Jacob, '" 
 
 Coi\(lo I I'.ris, Marysville 
 
 McWAIN & RUSSELL, 
 
 M.'Cru u'y & Lc^L'ctt, Merced 
 
 WILS3NWMH. 
 
 Martin & Ko^erH. Nap.i 
 
 Knowlea F K & Co, Oakland 
 
 NUNAN J J, 
 
 O'Connor J, 
 
 Sulliv.in James, (cutter), " 
 
 Woliiinioth & Scliallhorn, 01et:i 
 
 (iritiith <J, (granite polisher), Penryn 
 Jacohi Jcihn, rctalun>a 
 
 (iritiith n J, riaccrvi!!.. 
 
 Shurtz K II, Ue.l IMnt; 
 
 TavlorJ N, ('iranitc), .Uwklui 
 
 AITKEN & FISH. Sacramciit,. 
 
 ii(iyne Wni, 
 Carroll J .V S mi, 
 
 DE7INE J C. (Capitol marble and 
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 LUCE ISRAEL & CO, 
 
 r irkir T C, iSau Hornardiiio 
 
 Frick W n. San l»iugo 
 
 BLANCHARD & ONEIL, (L-ran- 
 
 FIELD EREDERICK, 
 HINaSBEHGEN H. 
 
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 MOORE ST. 
 
 .Sipiiro IJros, 
 FlaKi;I)S, 
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 Fi^hc^ & Kinslow, 
 
 San Jose 
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 RUSSILL H D. 
 
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 COYLE HUGH, 
 
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 .Southmland k Dillon, 
 Ijord Jamoa H, 
 Doylo .1 »t Son, 
 Mui'tiu & llogurs, 
 
 Santa Kosa 
 
 Saxitoqa 
 
 Souora 
 
 Stockton 
 
 Suannvillu 
 
 Vall..j., 
 
 VVoodlttiil 
 
 MEAT MARKETS. 
 
 A.Ii:, 
 Alameda 
 
 Fiock & Morse, 
 Bancroft Amos J, 
 < lochuauer P L, 
 fiios) Conrad, 
 MatthfisJ O, 
 N..y \V H, 
 Wacliter E, 
 Johnson C C, 
 Bradbury J F, 
 liUidon John, 
 Wok'kt'r A. liondon, 
 Hi.lwig Philip A. i'o, 
 W'lTiier & SuthiM'land, 
 
 LEONARD & DROWN. 
 
 Stuart B \V, 
 Broiint'r Fred, 
 Harris Mirk, 
 
 BULL JO JR. 
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 Sii ffft it Brood, 
 
 Tamjilin W, " 
 
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 Ama<l )r 
 
 Aualii-iiii 
 
 Andi'riioii 
 
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 Arc ita 
 
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 FINCK HENRY, 
 
 Newman A Hammatt, 
 Fisher .loseph, 
 Stoddard A M, 
 Fischcl P & Co, 
 Harm Thomas, 
 Moiitiriehiini M, 
 guiinby C S. 
 Arnold Jas \V, 
 \ii;;"nt 'I'hos, 
 Cooper 4. lloylcn. 
 Still well V, 
 Mnrrav Thos, 
 
 HEIIBRON F, 
 KIL60RE C H, 
 
 liove & Hudson, 
 Mora V, 
 Summers & Co, 
 Tautphaus Br(«, 
 Clark Saml, 
 TuIUt (!eo, 
 Tulltr John, 
 Aipiire I'eter, 
 Kuirc:&Co, 
 Wooliey K B, 
 Lynn i;<l;^ar, 
 Tod 1 J, 
 MiMer ACr, 
 Knoch & Zimmbnnan, 
 
 Ba.ita 
 
 Bear Valley 
 
 Beiii^i.i 
 
 Berkeley 
 
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 Black's 
 
 Blocl.sliiirr 
 
 Bluoiiil..:l(l 
 
 B'liiOja 
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 Bolinas 
 
 BorJ(»n 
 
 Brownsvillt! 
 
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. 
 
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 Gemmml David, Gayucas 
 
 Norton M L, Cedarville 
 
 Whitmore & Howard, Cerea 
 
 Bristow Wm, Cherokee 
 
 Miller & Vost, 
 
 Ackerman F, 
 
 ALLINGER CHBIS, 
 
 Chamberiuiu R A, 
 
 SCHWEm & PETERSON, 
 
 Mayer h, Chinese Camp 
 
 Reevea John A, 
 
 Smith Joheil, 
 
 Allen & Harris, 
 
 Miahler M, 
 
 Snow W H, 
 
 Brock J J, 
 
 Clark Joshua, 
 
 Kenyon Ueo, 
 
 SAN LIN SING & CO, 
 
 Schoettgcn F J, 
 Wo Ye & Co, 
 
 HALES & MUBFHT. 
 
 Klewe Henry, 
 
 Chico 
 
 Cloverdale 
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 Meyers Paul, 
 Rihns J C, 
 Fouaha & Reed, 
 Harden W H, 
 Farley & Cahow, 
 Leigh A H, 
 
 SHELFORD S B. 
 
 *Ic(lfirviu John, 
 Pyington Lewis, 
 Silva Thos, 
 Martin W H, 
 Thompson, Rein & Co, 
 
 KOP? C M. 
 SX CLAIR L P. 
 
 Davis J H, 
 (ilaze J W, 
 Licse Henry, 
 Mo Worthy F J, 
 WilNon L, 
 Wah Jno, 
 Biiiicuml) k I^wia, 
 Martni J VV, 
 Hamlin Arthur, 
 Elmore k Moxley, 
 Young E, 
 Kern)) & Hunter, 
 Luther Chr, 
 
 RUSS JOSEPH. 
 
 Gartliuer George, 
 Chase, Daken k Young, 
 Barton & Varieu, 
 Ru88 k Uobarts, 
 Kuipp k Stingel, 
 Godiiur k Merrill, 
 Kcklon k Gable 
 Townsend E B, 
 Bradbury J F, 
 
 Miller George, 
 Taylor & Morehead, 
 Tanningson J H, 
 King Aaron, 
 Hanker k Whitney, 
 
 BERNHARD GEO, 
 KOHLER GEO & CO, 
 
 Farmer k Burkett, 
 Francis A, 
 Silva Frank, 
 
 SMEDER & FRANCIS, 
 
 Rathfon B F, 
 
 Shinn & McDonough, 
 
 Sutherland Hod, 
 
 BAILLAIGE A F, 
 
 Forest City 
 
 Forest Hill 
 
 Fort Bidwell 
 
 Franklin 
 
 French Gulch 
 
 Fresno 
 
 Gait 
 Georgetown 
 
 Germantown 
 Geyserville 
 Gibsonville 
 (California), 
 
 Gilroy 
 
 Gold Run 
 
 Grantville 
 
 Grass Valley 
 
 Concord 
 
 Copporopolis 
 
 Cordelia 
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 Coulterville 
 
 Cuflfey's Cove 
 
 Davis 
 
 Delta 
 
 Dixon 
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 Downey City 
 
 Downievil'e 
 
 Dryto'^ n 
 
 Dublin 
 
 Duncan's Mills 
 
 Dutch Flat 
 
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 East Oakland 
 
 El Dorado 
 
 Elk Grove 
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 Elmira 
 Etna 
 
 Bennett k Son, 
 Johnson C, (Central), 
 Dixon k Dum, 
 Schultz Fretl k Co, 
 Aumer Frank, 
 Mitchell k Care, 
 Orr James, 
 Fearne k Caddy, 
 Polgiiise J, 
 Prout Thos, 
 ypeidel Joseph, 
 
 VINCENT RICHARD, 
 
 Wixjilbury Isaac, 
 Quimliy S, 
 Bull k Keaton, 
 Campbell Robt, 
 Schuyler \V, 
 
 HEINLEN J R. 
 
 1" . trich I, 
 Houaur U D, 
 Ciilp D, 
 
 MAY ADAM, 
 
 Strobc'l k Neudeck, 
 
 Delano & Meatl, 
 
 Miller k Curtiaa, 
 
 Seawell BroBj " 
 
 ANGOUSTURES MICHEL. Holliater 
 
 CAMPBELL E H. (Central), 
 Peck O D, 
 
 Gridley 
 
 Guerneville 
 
 Half Moon Bay 
 
 Hanford 
 
 Happy Camp 
 
 Havilah 
 
 Hay wards 
 
 Healdaburg 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Farmington 
 
 Felton 
 
 Ferndale 
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 Fuiherman's Bay 
 
 Florin 
 
 Folsom 
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 Forest City 
 
 Townsend J H, 
 Berke L I>, 
 McCoy C B, 
 Gray George H, 
 Bro<ler John, 
 Webb ThoB, 
 
 MARCHANT 
 
 Eiszler J, 
 Ossig J, 
 Sprague S M, 
 Armstrong H, 
 Bright S W, 
 Preston A B, 
 Catalanatt H, 
 Given W C, 
 Pint-r Bros, 
 Bole Frank, 
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 California. 
 
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 MEA 
 
 McCallistcr S, 
 
 Knight's Ferry 
 
 Dooley E L, 
 
 Michigan Blu fF 
 
 McGrifF& VVeisner, 
 
 Knight's Landing 
 
 Dooley L, 
 
 44 
 
 Rudy Bros, 
 
 La Grange 
 
 Westtall August, 
 
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 Butler W J, 
 
 Lakeport 
 
 Abel Hy, 
 
 Milpitas 
 
 Moore (iawn. 
 
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 Jjimes liG, 
 
 Modesto 
 
 Canny J k V, 
 
 La Porte 
 
 Lane J imes M, 
 
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 Latrobe 
 
 Simon John, 
 
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 Heinlen A E, 
 
 Lenioore 
 
 Hexter K, 
 
 Mokelumne Hill 
 
 Hemlen J li, 
 
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 Cronkite & Harvey, 
 
 Monitor 
 
 Larish H, 
 
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 Doud Francis, 
 
 Mout(!r(;y 
 
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 Lewiston 
 
 Miller J W, 
 
 VOGT JACOB, 
 
 Lincoln 
 
 Townsend E B, 
 
 Mormon Island 
 
 Mast B (1, 
 
 Little Lake 
 
 Galindo M M, 
 
 Mountain Viuw 
 
 Kent Wm H, 
 
 Little liiver 
 
 Haverty J, 
 
 44 
 
 McKeaue Ptter, 
 
 Livermore 
 
 11 u lib & Koilar, 
 
 Murphy's 
 
 MOYE & CONNOLLY. 
 
 Christie H W, 
 
 Napa 
 
 Mowry M C, 
 
 Lockeford 
 
 HENRY JOSEPH. 
 
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 Sherden F, 
 
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 Kather Ali)ert, 
 
 44 
 
 Smitli W D, 
 
 Lodi 
 
 Mallett .1 H <& Son, 
 
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 Brown & Sloan, 
 
 Loinpoc 
 
 /einenfuss 1' A, 
 
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 Howard Paul, 
 
 Lone Pine 
 
 'i'illotson h B, 
 
 Nelson 
 
 ALVARAZ & CASNA VE,Los Angeles 
 
 iinulie & HickB 
 
 Nevada I'ity 
 
 Begue& Sanbion, 
 
 
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 44 
 
 Bhmchar Pierre, 
 
 
 Harrison ,1 H, 
 
 44 
 
 Collins U L & Co, 
 
 
 KENT CHARLES, 
 
 44 
 
 Delwit .1, 
 
 
 Monro James, 
 
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 Dunhjir Edgar, 
 
 
 Nall'/iger Chria J, 
 
 44 
 
 Thirr .loseph. 
 
 
 Welch E M, 
 
 Nicasio 
 
 Froehlinger & Frank, 
 
 
 Enuasser Charles, 
 
 Nicolaus 
 
 licvy .lae(|ues. 
 
 
 Heiwig & Trodd, 
 
 North Bloouilielil 
 
 Lowe & Willits, 
 
 
 Marriott & Sons, 
 
 44 
 
 MARANDETTE JS. 
 
 Powell & Salter, 
 
 North San .liian 
 
 Maxc}- & Co, 
 
 
 Salter .lob. 
 
 44 
 
 Mc(Jarvin F, 
 
 
 Moore A & C, 
 
 Nortoiivilli! 
 
 MalioiHiP R, 
 
 
 Aniter H, 
 
 Oak Bar 
 
 Piletii,'uel'edro, 
 
 
 Jensen C H IT, 
 
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 Jvothschild Myer, 
 
 
 Ifyer & Hall, 
 
 Oakdalo 
 
 Selialnio Ste'e, 
 
 
 Sproule Bros, 
 
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 Sejitoiis liOuis & Co, 
 
 
 Agart Louis, 
 
 Oakland 
 
 SPEEDY S & CO, (Pork Packers), " 
 
 Brannan J J, 
 
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 Viektry & Hinds, 
 
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 Cohen John, 
 
 41 
 
 Cowden .lainoH, 
 
 Lower Lake 
 
 Coiitulenc EF, 
 
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 Ilouulitnn Bros, 
 
 Loyalton 
 
 Denis J B, 
 
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 Cunniiigiiiini T & J, 
 
 Mailera 
 
 Fishel M, 
 
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 Henrich F N, 
 
 Madison 
 
 (lay Uobert, 
 
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 Hutfhiiison J F, 
 
 Mammoth City 
 
 (Jeiss Harry A, 
 
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 Peterson J P, 
 
 Marshall 
 
 GERHARDY PHIL J. (SauFrun- 
 
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 Martinez 
 
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 (iilman J A, 
 
 
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 Marysville 
 
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 Jenkins & Crowell, 
 
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 Heron '' A, 
 
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 SMITH WM E. 
 
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 Herrii A'm H, 
 
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 Wititc A B, 
 
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 Hul)bert John, 
 
 
 Doty J W, 
 
 Maxwell 
 
 Lail'erty Owen, 
 
 
 Fisiier E, 
 
 Maytiehl 
 
 LeeP W, 
 
 
 Velati C, 
 
 Mayhew 
 
 L(mg Wm, 
 
 
 lilanehard B, 
 
 Mcnlo L'ark 
 
 Lough A; Wilkinson, 
 
 
 Hurssell Wni M, 
 
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 Marguardsen & liecker, " i 
 
 Banks & Bedeson, 
 
 Merced 
 
 Mattern Harry, 
 
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 iSawyer A K, 
 
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 CLABSIFIKD. 
 
 MEA 
 
 1027 
 
 Nelle Wm, Oakland 
 
 P.vtronak & Jones, 
 
 ilic.e& White, 
 
 Roberts Henry, 
 
 Rovvse Samuel, 
 
 Salmon & Mallet, 
 
 Schaffer L, 
 
 SGRIBNERGW. 
 
 Simon (r S, 
 Smith Chas A, 
 Sinitli Christian, 
 Stack Wni, 
 Taylor John B, 
 Thaekor Thomas, 
 Vtwelsanjier & Burj^olin, 
 
 WARREH FRANK M, 
 
 Wutkiiis C \V, 
 Wilkeo David, 
 Woerner Jacob, 
 Burk J I), 
 (iarison Jann, 
 H:ink i'oter, 
 Tainpliii W, 
 
 WILLIAMS & WATTS, 
 ADAMS & KROEOER, 
 
 Stroever I'otrr, 
 Watson W (i, 
 Schuotzo A 11, 
 Scluiltz A, 
 Roc & Kaynor, 
 Bryiint & Perry, 
 Carpenter & Mcyorlioltz, 
 
 HASBROUGK & MISNER. 
 
 Mi'rrilt .John, 
 Dsorholscr AW, 
 
 POEHLMAN LROS. 
 HETTICH FRANK. 
 HUNGER FREDK. 
 METZLER M G. 
 
 Si\)i>.: Chas, 
 
 MILLER W E 0, 
 
 Nirkolaus Henry, 
 2 IvcTson N, 
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 , Carroll .lack, 
 J ! Murphy Thos, 
 
 Wl/lward .1 E, 
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 Point Arona 
 
 Portersvill 
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 Davis llros, 
 
 HINDT, 
 
 Donovan .1 J, 
 
 FRASER GEO. 
 
 Marshall &. Smith, 
 
 Stone .lohn, 
 
 Sdiuetz W r. 
 
 Gray (Jeo, 
 
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 Rooklin 
 
 Rohnerville 
 
 RoseviUe 
 
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 Baumle Frederick, 
 Biewener & Hagemann, 
 Christianson & Bro, 
 •Corber Bros, (wholesale), 
 
 GERBER HENRY. 
 
 (jiottliub S, 
 (Jreen & Trainor, 
 
 HARTMAN G PHIL. 
 
 Heilbron Bros, (wholesale), 
 Heilbron Fred, 
 
 HERZOG PHIL, 
 
 lliilard C, 
 
 Llewellyn & Speisser, 
 Longton & Anthony, (Fulton), 
 
 MOHR & YOERIt, 
 
 Morehouse (ieu W, 
 
 ODELL M F & CO, 
 ODELL M M & SON. 
 
 J'elti.aA, 
 
 ROSS & ANKEL, 
 
 Schepp & Schaumlairel, 
 Sciiuii-r L, 
 
 SHULMEIR HENRY, 
 SMITH & WILSON. 
 
 .Stober John, 
 
 Todhunter Ii 11, 
 
 Webber |{, 
 
 WEISEL C & CO. (Baltimore), 
 
 WILLEM J W. 
 
 ZiiUer L, 
 
 Fisher C W, 
 
 Spurr & York, 
 
 Canniohael Alex, 
 
 Abbutt H F, 
 
 MAYER PETER JOSEPH, 
 
 St John i: & C (), 
 
 Bates Albert, San Andreas 
 
 PEOPLE'S MARKET. (J Salcido 
 
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 B.ica Bros, .San Bernardino 
 
 (iarner M B, " 
 
 Hi;,'lit i^l: Tipton, 
 Beniiet I'otoi', 
 Kaiser . I M, 
 Allison Jd^cph i^ Bro, 
 
 KUHNER JACOB, 
 SAUNDERS CHAS J W, 
 
 Selwyn (leo A it Co, *' 
 
 l\obl)ins James, San (Jabriel 
 
 Andrews & Coykondall, San Jose 
 
 BLANGHARD & GO, 
 
 lil.iiKr ];, " 
 
 BUFFINGTON & LANGFORD, 
 
 (Junction Market), " 
 
 Central Market, " 
 
 DELMASJOS. (pork dealers), 
 [)ittu8& Toney, 
 Duliou J B, 
 Kdwards N B, 
 
 HANKS & GAY, 
 
 Hyland & Maraouder, 
 Joiuison L, 
 
 St Helena 
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 Salinas City 
 
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 Graeme A L, San Juan 
 
 Eber H P, San Leaudro 
 
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 Noah M, 
 Kemick & Orr, 
 
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 Steele Bros, 
 
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 Truman T C, 
 Romer J, San Pablo 
 
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 Fisher I K, 
 
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 Scarzolo Jos, 
 Donovan R B, 
 Ledgard J, 
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 Chaoe J 1), 
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 FitzgibboiiB M, 
 Young W P, 
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 Baraty J B, 
 < 'ingg J, 
 Grant & Nally, 
 Morris J II P, 
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 Santa Cruz 
 
 Santa Rosa 
 
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 Sebastopol 
 
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 Rice H, 
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 Thompson C T, 
 Larius M P, 
 Nealey N F, 
 
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 Kittrelle M B, 
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 Tobin J F, 
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 Laugrick & Hall, 
 Williams JnoW, 
 Miller Jas, 
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 Hhuser J ft V, 
 DruHsel Daniel, 
 
 O'CONNOR & TURNER. 
 
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 Todd Wm, 
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 Ogburn Mrs U U, 
 Johnston Lester, 
 Miller Bros, 
 Cramer Louis, 
 Drew -Colvillo, 
 Davis J R, 
 Foil Jno, 
 Herzog C Jr, 
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 Willows 
 
 Wilmington 
 
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 Woodland 
 
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 Yankee Hill 
 
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 Yountville 
 
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 Miller M J, 
 White Mrs M J. 
 Forster Mrs Annie, 
 Jenkins Miss Bell, 
 Martz Mrs Bell, 
 Colemon Mrs R, 
 Ueichling F, 
 Fox Mrs J H, 
 Sanborn S A, 
 
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 Jackson 
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 JEFFREY MRS E J. 
 
 Brown Mrs Flora, 
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 Brizaril Mrs A, 
 
 MERRIMAN MRS K E. 
 
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 Ebeler Mrs Wm, 
 (lavrtii MrM L, 
 SHAW MRS M D, 
 
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 Anaheim 
 
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 Benicia 
 
 Bodie 
 
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 Calistoga 
 
 Cambria 
 
 Cetlarville 
 
 Cherokee 
 
 Chico 
 
 Clovenlale 
 
 Columbia 
 
 Coiioord 
 
 Dixon 
 
 Dixou 
 
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 East Oakland 
 
 Silberl)erg Mrs 8, 
 Man- Mrs Wm, 
 Dwyer Mrs J W, 
 By an Mrs .f, 
 Daniels Mrs F H, 
 Low Miss Agnes, 
 Kelly Miss E, 
 Wheeler Mrs I, 
 (liltnour E, 
 
 CORY MRS J H, 
 
 Hickman k Kline Misses, 
 Johns Mrs Jane, 
 Loyd Thos, 
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 Ralph Mrs G 
 
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 Boynton & Showalter Misses, 
 
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 Pender Mrs L, 
 WRIGHT MRS C D, 
 
 Pool Mrs (J, 
 
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 Cutting Mrs D C, 
 Redmond H L, 
 
 CHASE MRS LA, 
 
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 Mann Mrs A J, 
 licttman Mrs J J, 
 CHuuin>{hHm Mrs M, 
 D.ivis Mrs Ida A, 
 Durham Mrs, 
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 MORSE H. 
 
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 Kullcy Mrs A, 
 McEuery Miss Kati", 
 Flashman Mrs E, 
 (rrubi) Mrs Thomjus, 
 Mull M A, 
 
 HICKS MRS J B, 
 
 Morris & Camplx>ll, 
 
 Martinez 
 
 Marysville 
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 Menlo Park 
 
 Merced 
 
 Millville 
 
 Modesto 
 
 Mokelumne Hill 
 
 Napa 
 
 Nevada City 
 
 Oakdale 
 
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 IMulan k Kind, 
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 .Stuumi FJ, 
 IVrrv Mrs A M, 
 
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 Emmons Miss D H, 
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 McDONELL MRS H R, 
 
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 Tremaine Miss A M, 
 Armstrong Mrs M, 
 
 BLACK MRS B W, 
 
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 Moorolit'.id J M. 
 
 O'BRIEN MRS J W, 
 
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 AIkm'u Miisi's, 
 
 JIainer Mrs M F, 
 
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 Nearv Slissos K it M, 
 
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 HoniRssey MissM, 
 
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 F.r,'us(.n Mr-, 1* M, 
 
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 GROVE L E. '\'\\wv Kivcrs 
 
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 LAWRENCE MRS L M. Vacaviiio 
 
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 Mason Mrs Mary (.", 
 .lolinsoii S F, 
 
 HOLBROOK MRS L D, 
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 Wilson Mrs D, 
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 PETERSON MRS M E. 
 IFFLEND MRS C, 
 
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 Widmit Creek 
 
 Watson villi' 
 
 Willows 
 Winters 
 
 Woodland 
 
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 (tardemeycr Mrs A, 
 Packard Mrs N 1!, 
 
 SAYLES MRS W Gr 
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 KNIGHT MRS H A, 
 
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 ilonos Mrs S A, 
 
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 Ilauci Mrs MS, 
 
 PLtJMMER MRS E J. 
 
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 K.don Mrs M J, 
 ( J raves Mrs S, 
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 Kiddle MrsS M, 
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 ilyaii Miss Katie, 
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 Unsl.an.l Mis D S, 
 .loiu's Mrs A, 
 Sr 1 11 ire Mrs M E, 
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 'I'lioni Mrs MA, 
 
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 Wilk.-ns Mrs !•; II, 
 Cole it Hi riiliard Misscs, 
 lifalciM Miss K, 
 
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 llradv Mis .1, 
 SOPER MRS M A, 
 
 Wri^iit »V, llobsoii .Misses, 
 
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 "WILLIAMS MRS J H, San .luai. 
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 ThaiiiC'ap, (inininu), Fourtli Crossing 
 Bill V C, (supt Milton .Mill & Water 
 
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 LosMTV Thos, (mine owner), " 
 
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 Orion Min Co, " 
 
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 if BLACK HAWK GOLD MIN- 
 
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 liodie Blulf Con Min Co, (A N ilar- 
 
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 P iiooker Cold I't Silver Mill Co, (A 
 
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 ^ Dudley <;ohl iS: SilvcT Min Co, ii'or- 
 
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 5 Ferguson S B, (min supt), " 
 
 Wi Cipsy t^Uieeii (iold .Mill Co, (D C 
 
 13 Norton supt), " 
 
 M (Idoilshaw (Jold Min<.'o, (Thos Buck- 
 
 rl I'-'.V ^"I't), 
 
 ^ (l.mld 11 A, (min supt). 
 
 2i llaiTiiij.'toii Cold & silver Min Co, 
 
 n (L A Bee (Jraiige sujit), " 
 
 O. HOMER MILL & MINING CO, " 
 
 a LAST CHANCE, (M Jones supt), '• 
 McClinton Cold Min Co, (11 F Lord 
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 MUS 
 
 Jackson 
 
 Pioneer Min Co, 
 
 San B'rancisco G M Co, 
 
 Rose W, (supt Zeile Min Co), 
 
 Valparaiso Quarti Mine, 
 
 Jeriiogan J L, La Orange 
 
 Birds £ye Creek Gold Min Co, 
 
 Little York 
 Canden Min Co, 
 Liberty Hill Min Co, 
 Little York Water & Min Co, 
 Mammoth Blue (jravel Min Co, 
 Planet Gravel Mining Co, 
 Snicktam Min Co, 
 Swamp Angel Min Co, 
 Wild Cat Min Co, 
 
 OARVET RICHABD. Los Angeles 
 
 WAUOAMAN JOHN, (gold dry 
 
 washer), 
 Burke Morris, 
 Miller Henry H, 
 Brown, Elkins & Co, 
 DaviH Wm & Son, 
 FrieiUer M, 
 Smith, Dooley St Co, 
 Taylor Geo, 
 Udell C P, 
 Van Emma H 1., 
 Crystal Mine, 
 Empire Mine, 
 Mdiinnis Mine, 
 White Chief Mine, 
 Kimball & Cutting, 
 Bloss A C, 
 Black Diamond Coal 
 
 Mammoth City 
 Michigan Bluff 
 
 Mineral Kim 
 
 Murphy's 
 Nevada City 
 Min Co, 
 
 Nortonvill 
 Oakland 
 Penryn 
 
 Fresno 
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 Gait 
 
 HoUlater 
 
 Hanford 
 
 Lofl Angeles 
 
 Marysville 
 
 Phoenix Mine 
 
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 Placerville 
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 I'lymouth 
 
 Quicksilvor 
 
 Uock 
 
 San Die;{<) 
 Silveruio 
 Angelu.s, " 
 
 Ludlum & Mather, 
 
 Chapman H U 
 
 Uobinaon Wm, 
 
 I^wley & I'atteu, 
 
 Rhodes M C, 
 
 Crawfonl J J, 
 
 Park Canal & Min Co, 
 
 Empire (rold Min Co, 
 
 Cal Q S Mill Co, 
 
 Rumaey I) C, 
 
 Hiscock A H, 
 
 Black Star Coal Min Co, 
 
 Blue (i & S M Co of Los 
 
 Santa Clara ('oal Mine, 
 
 Santa Kiwa M & M Co of Now York, " 
 
 Santiiigo (} & S M Co of Anaheim, " 
 
 Excelsior Water A Min Co, Smarts ville 
 
 Pittsburg Coal M Co, SomersvilK' 
 
 lAniit W G, Sonora 
 
 Wetmoi-e If G, 
 
 WhittoThoa, 
 
 Cherry Wm, Sulphur Creek 
 
 Diaturnell Bros, " 
 
 Hughes I), 
 
 Ama«lor Canal & Min Co, Sutter Creek 
 
 Amador Min Co, 
 
 Lincoln Min Co, 
 
 Bibbeus ii W, Volcano 
 
 Iowa Hill! Con Amador Hydraulic Gold Min k 
 
 Land Co, Volcano 
 
 Boushey 8 & A, Min Santa Catalina 
 
 Island, Wilmington 
 
 Forty-nine and Fifty-six Q Mine, 
 
 Yankee Hill 
 
 MUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRU- 
 MENTS. 
 
 ERICSON A W. Areata 
 
 Hibbard & Somuier, Chico 
 
 HOSMERWS, Culusa 
 
 SWAN F S. Concord 
 
 BONSTELL W T, Eureka 
 
 WECK F A, 
 GREENUP ft REID. 
 THOMPSON ft SATER. 
 
 Phelps V K, 
 
 NTE JACOB. 
 
 SHARPCHAS&CO, 
 
 CONTERNOOD, 
 
 Day & Hodgkina, 
 Hirshtield I', 
 Ijcwin Ijouisft Co, 
 
 WANOEHANBROS. 
 
 Doaiiut & Featherly, 
 
 MF^JK ft DICKEY, 
 
 Vv'iiuiier H, 
 
 LANDRAM C, 
 
 Hadaell & Rec'd, 
 BrftiKl& Bassett, 
 BUENN ADOLPH, (agt Steinway 
 
 way & Son's pianos), Oakland 
 
 Cowing M, '' 
 
 Kohler & Chase, " 
 
 Muuvais Zeno, " 
 
 MORGAN CONSERVATORY OF : 
 
 MUSIC. (S W Ixiaoh director), 
 Viclif Andrew J, " 
 
 CHRICHTONW, 
 
 KowK-y H A, 
 
 SCHOENFELD S D, 
 COOPER JNO F. 
 DALE & CO, 
 
 GREINER GEO, (piano tuner and 
 repairer), 
 
 H annuo r L K, 
 
 Heyman Arnold, 
 
 Unit N S, 
 
 LOTHHAMMER A,(l)ianoand or- 
 gan tuner and repairer), 
 
 Nolto Henry, 
 
 SCHNEIDER A, 
 
 Allen \N'iley H, 
 Hamm Mrs M A, 
 
 HYDE M D ft CO. (music), 
 
 MORTON C, 
 
 Roderick AH, " 
 
 Waldtenfel A, •' 
 
 CRANE ALPHONSE, Santa Barbara 
 
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 SAUNDERS WO, 
 
 Vallejo 
 
 Vallejo A A, 
 
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 GERALD JAMES S, 
 
 Woodbridge 
 
 MUSIC TEACHERS. 
 
 Pattiani Mme E, 
 
 Alameda 
 
 HollawayWM, 
 
 Arbuckle 
 
 Hatihl Mrs C, 
 
 Cloverdale 
 
 Smith Mrs J, 
 
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 Wilburt Mrs P, 
 
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 Knight Mrs G A. 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Martin Mrs E C, 
 
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 Knell J D, 
 
 Los Angeles 
 
 Blacknicr E T, 
 
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 James E A, 
 
 Oakland 
 
 Paije (jko F, 
 
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 ElWood J H, 
 
 SanJcs. 
 
 Harvey Will 1\, 
 
 WILLIAMS MRS M F, 
 
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 Von (ieldera Mrs M, 
 
 Sonoma 
 
 Smith John J, Oreville 
 
 CLEMENTS JOHN. Red Bluff 
 
 CHASE E W & L, lUo Vista 
 
 Beard M K & Co, Sacramento 
 
 MORRIS SAM UEL, 
 SACRAMENTO NEWS CO*(whole- 
 
 sale), " 
 
 SCWAMB T W. 
 
 Wallace W I, 
 Moore C f I, 
 Cook M A, 
 LEWISES. 
 
 Deiiuia J 1>, 
 
 Gofxlrioh J A, 
 
 CRANE ALPHONSE. Banta Barbara 
 
 Wright G W & Son, Santa Clara 
 
 Taylor A A, Santa Crux 
 
 WRIGHT & OVERTON, Santa Rosa 
 
 San Bernardino 
 San Jose 
 
 San Luis Obispo 
 
 Whipple V M, 
 PALMER S G. 
 LOUTTIT W R, 
 HARRISON G W. 
 
 McElroy P, 
 
 DOLLARDMRSME. 
 
 Berg E, 
 
 Saratoga 
 Suiaun 
 
 Stooktoii 
 
 Truckee 
 
 Vallejo 
 
 Watsonville 
 
 Woodland 
 
 NEWS AGENTS. 
 
 (See also Books and Stationery; alsn 
 Varieties.) 
 
 Porter B B, 
 Ey Frank, 
 Crooks W H, 
 Scribiier W H, 
 
 JOHNSTON W H. 
 
 Thitl A U 
 HOSMER W S, 
 
 Barrett C A, 
 Drew W C L, 
 MATHEWS JAMES 
 STEWART C J, 
 
 Humphrey Jas, 
 
 MAYER SAMUEL. 
 
 ShitnklinJ T, 
 
 SPENCER WMK, 
 
 Fanin^J, 
 
 ALLEN WW, 
 
 LyonUeo A Jr, 
 Lewiii Louis & Co, 
 
 Stoll S 
 
 MEEK ft DICKET, 
 OARWIN J M. 
 MEDLEY P H 
 Hadseil & Reed. 
 Bums T R, 
 Taylor Edward, 
 
 Alameda 
 
 Anaheim 
 
 An^el 8 Camp 
 
 Bakersfield 
 
 Byron 
 
 Chico 
 
 Colusa 
 
 Dutch Fldt 
 
 El Dorado 
 
 E, Eureka 
 
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 Kolsom 
 
 Fresno 
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 Grass Valley 
 
 Havilah 
 
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 Lakeport 
 
 Ixw Angeles 
 
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 NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 "ADIN HAWKEYE" (Lafayette 
 Biirnes pubr), Adin 
 
 "ALAMEDA ARGUS," (T G 
 
 Dauielis propr), Alameda 
 
 "ALAMEDA ENCINAL" (Fredk 
 
 K Krauth propr ami pub), •• 
 
 "MODOC INDEPENDENT." (W 
 
 I' Edwards), , Alturaa 
 
 "ANAHEIM GAZETTE,"(Richard 
 
 Melrose iiropr), Anaheim 
 
 "MOUNTAIN ECHO, THE," 
 
 (Myron Keed i)r(>pr). Angel's Camp 
 
 "ANTIOCH LEDGER," (J P Ab- 
 
 hiitt propr), Antioch 
 
 "ARCATA LEADER," (W B 
 
 Thorpe), Areata 
 
 "PLACER HERALD," (Fletcher 
 & Kincade pubs). Auburn 
 
 " THE PLACER ARGUS," (H W 
 
 Fenton editor), " 
 
 "COURIER CALIFORNIAN," 
 
 (A T Warren), Bakera&eld 
 
 "KERN COUNTY CALIFOR- 
 NIA," (A C Maude propr). " 
 "KERN COUNTY GAZETTE," 
 
 (.) F liinthicuui pub), '• 
 
 "BENICIA CHRONICLE," (W 
 
 H Foreman nuinager), Benicia 
 
 "NEW ERA." (A W Ferguson & 
 Co propra), *' 
 
 "BERKELEY ADVOCATE." (H 
 
 N Mwrijuand propr), Berkeley 
 
 • • BIGGS RECORDER,"(F F Carn- 
 duff propr), R^gg^ 
 
 m 
 
 <i9 
 
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 H-\- 
 
 H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F. 
 
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 NEW 
 
 "THE MONTHLY ADVER- 
 
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 "BODIE CHRONICLE," lUM U 
 
 & Ak'x Kolgor jiroprs), Hodie 
 
 "J>iiily BoiliL- Stiiiulunl," (.1 1 (Jiim 
 linmr), " 
 
 "DAILY FREE PRESS," (H c 
 
 OsliDriif cilitnr), " 
 
 "MORNING NEWS," (HT H..0I0 ^^ 
 "(IaSTROVILLE ARGUS," ('- 
 
 8i,'i)li .M'-rritt iiropr), Castroville 
 
 "CHICO DAILY RECORD, ' («ii' 
 
 H Cnissiitti' pi'<)|ir>, C'liico 
 
 "CHICO ENTERPRISE," (H<l 
 
 uanl Hodle prnpr), 
 
 "WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.' 
 
 ((it'cir^^i! II ( 'rossittt,' iti'iipr), 
 
 "CLOVERDALE REVEILLE,' 
 
 (W S WalUL-i). Cldvciilale 
 
 "COL TON SEMI-TROPIC, 
 
 (wfokly). (Sci|ii(i ( 'raii.' |iul>), Cdlton 
 
 "COLUSA SUN," (A,l.liM:,t<.n & 
 
 "HOLLISTER TELEGRAPH." 
 
 (L'lirsrdi A Harrison nrfiprs), H<illiatcr 
 
 "HOLLISTER ENTERPRISE." 
 
 (Dolm Mc(!<Mii^le nrojir), " 
 
 'SAN BENITO ADVANCE," 
 
 (Hiilu-rt Sliaw itri»i>r), " 
 
 "INYO INDEPENDENT," (C'l.ai- 
 
 till it it TarUcr jiniiirs), liiile)iuni|tmcc 
 
 "AMADOR TIMES," (» «' Wai- 
 
 ilroii), lone City 
 
 " AMADOR DISPATCH," (W M 
 
 IVnry iiropr), .lacksoii 
 
 "AMADOR LEDGER." (U Webh 
 "AlffADOR SENTINEL," (T.u 
 
 iicr iV Saiilinni itroiir^), 
 
 "LAKE COUNTY BEE," (Ci'i- 
 
 iicp tt JackHiiii iPi'oin-s), !<ak<'j),irt 
 
 "LAKE DEMOCRAT," Moim K 
 
 ( 'i)nk ])ru|ir), '' 
 
 "LIVERMORE HERALD," (W 
 
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 ,. , "VALLEY REVIEW," (Mi.s <; 
 
 '■'■''•'"'. , ( •ilusi.i |»,. I'' <liitr,.,litor aii.l i.roi)r), L,„li 
 
 "DIXON TRIBUNE," (A li Nyo '• LOMPOC RECORD," (•' w Vow 
 
 1""!' '• Pixon ,.|s iMil.lisl.cr), Loiiiikk! 
 
 "DOWNEY CITY COURIER." "daIlY COMMERCIAL," ( f i: ' 
 
 (A W aito piii)i, l»..« luy C it\ 1 \'„,.,.y ,„.,,,„.), |,os An.'fle.s 
 
 "Dounir'illc. M,,.ss,.n,..r/ (Vau-lwi !" EVENING EXPRESS," i.laily 
 
 Dowmevillc, and \\ .vUlv : .1.1 AyiT.i e.lit..r), 
 
 V' 'V ,., .'"I-A CRONICA." (I'antor DcCe. 
 (1 i;aii.'<i>inl, hutt'li lliit^ li-; inoiirl " 
 
 "BROOKLYN VIDETTE." i"L'UNION NOUVELLE, (P 
 
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 "DEMOCRATIC STANDARD." ••MORNING HERALD." (daily 
 
 it l>o\viur pii'is), 
 
 "DUTCH FLAT FORUM 
 
 \\ III Asi'is), Miiroka 
 
 "HUMBOLDT TIMES,' (i i: 
 
 \\'mii:ii it Son), Muivka 
 
 "WEST COAST SIGNAL," (daily 
 
 and \i ci'kly 1. I ' II < Jurdon, 
 
 aiidwrclih: ,1 1» l.yncli cdit.ir), 
 
 "MOBNING JOURNAL," (d lily 
 
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 "SEMI-TROPIC CALIFOR- 
 " FOLSOM TELEGRAPH." ( M rs I ^^?^1'}'^'''Z\'^'^''^^ i:'":!"'' 
 
 .1 F llow p'-'.prssi, Fnksonil "WEEKLY MIRROR." (^ ai- 
 
 " FRESNO EXPOSITOR." (.1 w I .. 'i'';!,^ '^'^^^'lig^'oVli'',, ,v „" 
 
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 "FRESNO REPUBLICAN," „;^*^;;>':^*i 'irvr. bttttx. " 
 
 (^..-klyi, S A Miller jml., " |"IOWER LAKE BULLE- 
 
 '•GEORGETOWN GAZETTE." \ ..TSIS'ULilTrT^vxTri>*T;i'. •''''" 
 (H W IhilLuit pr.jn), ( i.M.r-(-townl MAMMOTH CITY HERALD. 
 
 "GILROY ADVOCATE." (IMV 
 
 (W W I'l.irai.s prc)[n'l, Maiiinintli City 
 
 Hl.aki' pi-ci])r1. 
 
 '•DAILY UNION," (Cl.as .Mitdiell 
 ]>riiiirl. < Jr;iHn V.illcy 
 
 "FOOTHILL WEEKLY TID- 
 INGS," ('^C L-'wis i.ropr), 
 "HAY WARDS JOURNAL." (l^ 
 
 M Dallam nditor and projtr), 
 
 Hay wards 
 
 "HEALDSBURG ENTER 
 
 PRISE," (M>il!-''''W liro.-i), Jleald.sl.urg 
 
 "RUSSIAN RIVER FLAG," 
 
 (Leslie A .lordiui), 
 
 (iilrov "MARIPOSA GAZETTE," (A 
 
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 i;c\Miil(is |'i'i)]ir), M n-ipos.i 
 
 "CONTRA COSTA GAZETTE." 
 
 ( liniikcr it i'ortfr), M.irtiucz 
 
 " CONTRA COSTA NEWS," ( W m 
 
 1; ('I'.uiiia cditiu'and iirojir), " 
 
 "MARYSVILLE APPEAL," 
 
 (Lockwoodit l>ii\VKon), Marysvillo 
 
 " MERCED EXPRESS," (weekly; 
 Nti>neroad it Co, iinlilishcr.s), Mei'oed 
 
 " SAN JOAftUIN VALLEY AR- 
 
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 " SHASTA COUNTY RECORD." 
 
 (0 H Smitli »'(lit..r), Millvillf 
 
 "MODESTO HERALD." (tiiuH 
 
 Maxwell i)roi)r), iModuato 
 
 "STANISLAUS COUNTY 
 WEEKLY NEWS," (J i) Sj)en- 
 
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 "THE CALAVERAS CHRONI- 
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 "MONITOR ARGUS," d* W Par- 
 
 kir 'tlitor), Monitor 
 
 *i i " MON T E R E Y CALIFOR- 
 
 '•.' NIAN," (11 H Wi.tson), M..iitnr.:y 
 
 ill "NAPA DAILY GOLD DOL- 
 
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 .a! "NAPA REGISTER" (rraiici3& 
 
 hf Spiiuliliiij,' iir(>)ir.s), " 
 
 .- ''NAPA COUNTY REPORTER." 
 
 < (Mrs <i \V (Jilt i>r(i|ir), 
 
 ' "DAILY TRANSCRIPT," 
 
 » (Hiowii & (.'alUiiiH jmbs), Ntvada C'ity 
 
 ^ "NEVADA HERALD," (<ivay, 
 
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 O "NORTH SAN JUAN INDE- 
 PENDENT." (AC I'ortc.r [n'o[>r), 
 
 Nortii Smi Juan 
 
 .. "CITY ITEMIZER." (i: sci.-i- 
 
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 C "EVENING TRIBUNE," (Wm 
 
 •■• I) M.iiLiii" ni'ULU;ii'), " 
 
 >» "LADIES' HOME JOURNAL."" 
 
 QL (II Mdrsriiiupr), " 
 
 "OAKLAND COURIER." Mc 
 
 Q.Niiill in it 'riiiK'kcr I'mpis). '* 
 
 "OAKLAND DAILY TIMES,"" 
 
 ^ I (.1 l> Wyiiiim iMiinaviT), " 
 
 © I "OAKLAND JOURNAL," (A M 
 ** "OAKLAND PRESS," (D^ Witt 
 
 w (' I.HWii'nc(>|iroiir), " 
 
 J "SIGNS OF THE TIMES," " 
 . " T RIBUNE" PUBLISHING CO, 
 
 TJ (Win K Kar^^ii' nianaun), " 
 
 .- "BUTTE COUNTY REGISTER," 
 
 '~ (\\ in Sliai'lciv itmiir), OiMvilic 
 
 n "OROVILLE WEEKLY MER- 
 
 |y CURY," (\V>a l>oMutt lu-iM-l, " 
 
 * "PETALUMA WEEKLY AR 
 
 la GUS," (NV.v-ton v^ C.i), I'ltalunia 
 
 "SONOMA COUNTY PRESSE," 
 
 (uciklv, I" \V Ciiluii'n pr(ii>r\ 
 
 * "THE PETALUMA COURIER,'" 
 
 C (W !•' Shattui'k in-uprK 
 
 fii "ELEORADO COUNTY REPUB- 
 
 (3 LIOAN," (!'. K l>avi« pivi.r), 
 
 k I'lacorvillo 
 
 hfl 'MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT," 
 
 ft (W ASolkirk iM-oi.rl, 
 
 lONAL." (Wm 
 
 2 1 "PLUMAS NATIONAL. 
 
 >»' . E Ward). 
 
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 "PEOPLES" CAUSE." (J ll Pryor 
 
 proiir), Jioil IJlnty 
 
 "SENTINEL." (A Townsend), . " 
 
 " THE LEDGER," (Frank W Siuitli 
 
 i)ronr), J led liluff 
 
 LEDDING INDEPENDENT,' 
 
 (!'' M Swasiy inil)), Koddinu 
 
 " SAN MATEO COUNTY JOUR 
 
 NAL," (ll <^ Uowley nub), 
 
 Ivi'dwood (.'ity 
 San Mateo I'nblisliing Co, ("Times 
 and Oa/ettf). " 
 
 "PRESS AND HORTICUL- 
 
 TURI3T," (1. M Holt pul)), Itiverside 
 "EEL RIVER ECHO." (W ll 
 
 Itiinuols), liolinerville 
 
 "DAILY RECORD-UNION." 
 
 (S.K'rauuMito I'ul) (.'()), SaiTaniento 
 
 "DENTAL JAIRUS," (W o 
 
 'I'liiailkill vroin-), " 
 
 "SACRAMENTO BEE," (J Mc- 
 
 (.'latcliv & Co), " 
 
 "SACRAMENTO JOURNAL." 
 
 (K 1'" Wicnu'vcr & (.'oproprs), " 
 
 "SACRAMEl^TO LEADER,' 
 
 (.l>iliii N liirkiii iiropr), '' 
 
 SACRAMENTO PUBLISHING 
 
 CO, (■•l>,dly ilroord-Union" and 
 "\V«'i:!<lv Uniim'"), Sacramento 
 
 "STATE DEMOCRAT," (Ford & 
 
 Clark pn>i>r,s). " 
 
 "M ilcluna Star," (C A (iardnor\ 
 
 St Hi Una 
 
 MONTEREY DEMOCRAT,' 
 
 !■) W li i ll piKiir), Salinas City 
 
 "SALINAS INDEX," (W J H 
 Hdl). 
 
 "CALAVERAS ADVERTIS- 
 ER." iWniO Swonson), i^an Andr<;as 
 
 "CALAVERAS WEEKLY 
 
 CITIZEN," Kr F Lfavitt propr), " 
 "S,in I'cruarduiii 'rinic-, "' (^Varl•^. ii 
 \\ ilsiMi pr 'pri, San Bi'rnardino 
 
 •'SAN BERNARDINO VAL- 
 LEY INDEX," iW i; Pcrtoi), " 
 
 "VENTURA FREE PRESS,' 
 
 (Mr I, can it .^im), San lUiL'navi.ntiira 
 
 "VENTURA SIGNAL." (Si.cri- 
 
 dan l',]'i)s prKpi'sk '" 
 
 •'SAN DIEGO NEWS," (Julian 
 
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 •SAN JOSE COURIER."' (Al- 
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 "SAN JOSE HERALD," (Her- 
 
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 "SAN JOSE MERCURY."' (.1 .1 
 
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 "8 OUT HERN CALIFORNIA 
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 Wm M Armstrong propra), " 
 
 "Marin County Journal," (T Bar- 
 stow prqpr), San Kufael 
 
 *'MARXN COITNTT TOCSIN." 
 
 <JaH H Wilkin & Co), 
 
 "SANTA ANA HERALD." (J 
 
 W I^vman pronr), Santa Ana 
 
 ''SANTA ANA WEEKLY 
 
 TIMES." (Frank Cobler), 
 "SANTA BARBARA INDE- 
 PENDENT," (weekly, Charloa 
 Warren propr), Santa Barbara 
 
 '* SANTA BARBARA PRESS." 
 
 (H C Otis propr), " 
 
 "SANTA CLARA JOURNAL." 
 
 (Theo Coleman etlitur), Santa Clara 
 
 *'SANTA CRUZ LOCAL," 
 
 (weekly), Santa Cruz 
 
 "SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL," 
 
 (McPhersou & Waldron proprs), 
 "SANTA CRUZ WEEKLY 
 
 COURIER, ' (H C Patnuk), 
 
 "SONOMA DEMOCRAT." (Thos 
 
 L Thompson propr), Santa Kosa 
 
 "SHASTA COURIER," (W L 
 
 Carter pub), Shasta 
 
 "THE SONOMA INDEX," 
 
 (A Drahms), Sonoma 
 
 "TUOLUMNE INDEPEND- 
 
 ENT," (Duchow Bros proprs), Sonera 
 
 "UNION DEMOCRAT.**^ lian- 
 
 dull ft Koberts proprs), " 
 
 "THE COIOCERCIAL REC- 
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 Stockton 
 
 "DAILY EYENINO HER- 
 ALD," (Preston & Bell proprs), " 
 
 "Stockton Banner," (Adolph 
 ('laser propr), " 
 
 " MAIL'^PUBLISHINQ CO, (Ber- 
 
 dine, Cohnan & Nuui.iu proprs), " 
 "Stockton Businet)*) tJdIlege Jour- 
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 ••STOCKTON BAILY AND 
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 (Worlcy & Milne proprs), " 
 
 "SOLANO REPUBLICAN," (O 
 
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 "LASSEN ADVOCATE." K A 
 
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 " Tehama Tocsin," (Cutter & K.lly), 
 
 Tehama 
 
 "TRUCKEE REPUBUCAN." 
 
 (C F Mc(>lashan propr), Truckee 
 
 " Democratic Despatch, " (A W Sef- 
 ton propr), Ukiah 
 
 ••MENDOCINO DEMOCRAT." 
 
 (Alex Montgomery pub), 
 
 "UKIAH CITY PRESS," (Car- 
 penter ft Co proprs), Ukiah 
 
 "SOLANO TIMES." (a«o Roe 
 »rour), Vallejo 
 
 " VAtLEJO CHRONICLE,"(£ve. 
 
 ning, H P Taylor editor), " 
 
 " TULARE WJSEKLY TIMES." 
 
 (M C RutK ft Bro pulra), Vislia 
 
 " ALAMEDA COUNTY REPOR- 
 TER," (Everett T Calkim). 
 
 Washington Corners 
 
 "CALIFORNIA TRANS- 
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 Wutsonville 
 
 "SEMI-WEEKLY TRANS- 
 CRIPT," (W H Wheeler propr), " 
 
 " WAT80NVILLE PAJARONI- 
 AN," (Cummings ft Uadclilf), " 
 
 "Trinity Journal," (C W Craig 
 propr), WeavervilU 
 
 " THE WILLOWS JOURNAL," 
 ( K J Hart propr), W illows 
 
 "WOODLAND DAILY DEMO- 
 CRAT." (Wm Saunders), Woodland 
 
 " WOODLAND REPUBLICAN." 
 (Beach Bros proprs), " 
 
 "YOLO MAIL." (W W Theobalds 
 
 "«rS?'- 
 
 !00N JOURNAL." (R Nix- 
 on piib), Yreka 
 
 " YREKA UNION." (J W Bird), " 
 
 NOTARIES PUBLIC. 
 
 PALMER N W. Alameda 
 
 Shoatf P L, 
 
 Fitzgerald W, 
 
 Montgomery Victor, 
 
 Scott R W, 
 
 l<in(!«ay T R, 
 
 Vaughn C L M, 
 
 Hopkins (J W, 
 
 Fuiweilcr J M, 
 
 LARDNER W B. 
 
 Walsh E, 
 Arick R E, 
 Colby P T, 
 
 FREEMAN J W. 
 
 Smith Vtxio Vnnable, 
 
 BARRY JAMES, 
 
 Br(»wnull I) 1{, 
 
 CARNDUFF FRANK F. 
 
 Muhord P H, 
 Doiui W, 
 
 LAND J M & CO, 
 
 Moore S W, 
 
 PETERSON R L. 
 8ULUVAN C W. 
 Hill £ K, 
 Chapman 8, 
 Collins T W, 
 Kaetzel Philip, 
 
 Alturas 
 
 Anaheim 
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 Auburn 
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 Bakersfield 
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 Rhino Choa, 
 Morgan D B, 
 Storey W B, 
 White W, 
 Davenport N, 
 White E E, 
 
 UENINO JNO H, 
 
 Bilker J M, 
 
 BRADBURY E 0. 
 
 Cotten J W, 
 Knsten A J, 
 
 WELLS OEO S, 
 
 BiiHter J W, 
 Pct cfB J ohn, 
 
 PREWETT J E, 
 BARRETT J H, 
 BELL FRED W. 
 
 DoUison J K, 
 
 MELENDT J M. 
 DOBBINS A J, 
 
 Cumininga E C, 
 
 Wright R B, 
 
 Yates E R, 
 
 Merrill W, 
 
 Cowden M H, 
 
 SANDERS J.M. 
 
 Heller L, 
 
 Bell V G, 
 
 CLARE &M0KENZIE. 
 
 Creed & Edwards, 
 Dixon H S, 
 Gnuly W D, 
 HILL S H. 
 TUPFER H C. 
 TUFFER WALTER D. 
 VAUOHAM & HARRIS. 
 Smith J M, 
 Shufflleton H H, 
 CRAWORD E L, 
 
 JackaonJ P, 
 Schulze C, 
 Wiuchel G, 
 Satterwhite Thoa D, 
 
 Cambria Harria C P, 
 Camptonvillej Brotherton R K, 
 Castroville, Johnson G G, 
 Centreville StovoU A B, 
 Cherokee Porter Robert, 
 Chioo; Conkliu A D, 
 " EiboHhutz A W, 
 Clayton' Huahes J R, 
 Cloverdale SURFACE J W 
 Colfax Afironaon W, 
 (voloma Riclitniycr B F, 
 Colton; Camiiiotti A, 
 Columbia' Spftjifiioli U B, 
 Colusa I Preston A B, 
 Copperopolis^ Fay Alvia, 
 Diamond Springs Warner John, 
 
 Dixon 
 
 Downey City 
 Dutch Flat 
 
 Elniira 
 
 Fairfield 
 
 Ferndale 
 
 Fiddletown 
 
 Florin 
 
 Forest Hill 
 
 Fort Bidwell 
 
 Fort Jones 
 
 French Corral 
 
 Fresno 
 
 Doyle Jno J, 
 
 KrITSCHASW, 
 RIDOEAJ. 
 ROBERTS EW, 
 SPENCER WMX. 
 
 Brown T C, 
 Dixon F R J, 
 DUNBAR JOFN. 
 CADWELLD. 
 ABBOTT RUFUS, 
 BABGOCKMS. 
 
 Cohn E, 
 
 OAXESAO. 
 
 HAMMOND J A, 
 
 McCarty A P, 
 Paul E M, 
 Tunis Frank D, 
 Turner J W. 
 
 Whw'ler S, 
 
 OILROT L, 
 
 Gray W A, 
 Jacobs J Jr, 
 Weyand Julius, 
 
 LOVE M F H, 
 
 Meeker A C, 
 Ilcnning I P, 
 Blanchard J H, 
 Chapman R H, 
 
 DOBINSON GEO A, 
 
 Fox Chas J , 
 (» raves J A, 
 (Jray W H, 
 Holmes A C, 
 Kays J as C, 
 
 KING A J, 
 
 Mitchell H M, 
 FATTON GEO S, 
 
 Warner J .1, 
 
 STANLET'J R, 
 BATTELLE T F, 
 SIMPSON RICHARD, 
 
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 Reynolds A, 
 Jones J P, 
 Miller C Ed, 
 
 KRAUSEJP « 
 
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 HARDEN BROS. 
 BATES SAMUEL E. 
 
 Chapman Harry, 
 
 FARRAR FRANEtH. 
 
 Fleming C K, 
 Gribi John, 
 Hicks James E, 
 Jackman E, 
 Law John k , 
 Robertson John W, 
 Ward R H, 
 Havilah Wiggington P D, 
 Hay warda Gladden J M, 
 
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 HoUiater 
 
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 Hydeaville 
 
 Independence 
 
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 Jacinto 
 Jackaon 
 
 Jamestown 
 Keniville 
 Knight's Ferry 
 La Grange 
 I^keport 
 
 La Porte 
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 Lemoore 
 
 Little Stoney 
 
 Livermoro 
 
 L»di 
 
 Lompoc 
 
 Loa Angeles 
 
 Gait 
 
 Gas Point 
 
 Georgetown 
 
 Germantown 
 
 GibaoDville 
 
 Gilroy 
 
 Grangeville 
 
 Grasa Valley 
 
 Grayaon 
 
 Greenwood 
 
 Guadaloupe 
 
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 II 
 
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 VV.aiiig J M, 
 
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 licaining Christopher, 
 
 Ncwhall 
 
 Pond Chas L, 
 
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 O'NEILL PATRICK, North San Diego 
 
 STIDGER JAMES, 
 
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 Stidger J as A, 
 
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 Stidg'ir P, 
 
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 Hill C S S, 
 
 ■ Oakdale 
 
 Benedict Ncwtoii, 
 
 Oakland 
 
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 II 
 
 CALLAGHAN J, 
 
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 DGDGE CHAS F. 
 
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 HARRISON M B, 
 
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 Haswell F B, 
 
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 Hirshberg S, 
 
 LAWRENCE DE WITT C. 
 
 PRATHER W L, 
 
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 Paso Do Rohlef 
 
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 FARQUARCS. 
 
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 SEATON D M, 
 
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 Welsh P Y, 
 
 Plainslmrp 
 
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 Pleasant Grovt 
 
 PALMER J R, 
 
 Pleasanton 
 
 Richardsou U M, 
 
 Plymouth 
 
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 Porters villi 
 
 Porters ville 
 
 Princeton 
 
 Quiney 
 
 Red Bluir 
 
 Redding 
 
 Redwood City 
 
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 Riversido 
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 Robinson S A, 
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 HOOK M A, 
 
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 GREVES JAMES P, 
 ALEXANDER D E, 
 BROWN W B C, 
 
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 HINKSON ADD C. 
 HOPPER P J, 
 LEONARD A. 
 
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 MARSTIN ED M, 
 
 McClcllan W li. 
 V'enablo A 15, 
 Wollel) ChjKS 
 
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 CUTTER SAMUEL L, 
 PARKER W M R, 
 SWINERTON S M, 
 WALL J A, 
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 REED JUDGE IRA H, 
 
 Allen ChasW, t>i>n Bernardino 
 
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 Curtis \V,J, <• 
 
 St Helena 
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 San Andreas 
 
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 Bledsoe N C, 
 <! ranger L C, 
 Hall E S, 
 Sinn Tliomas A, 
 Tliomoson F A, 
 
 WILllAMS W T. 
 
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 BRADT GG, (B&Sons), 
 
 l''.iirGliilil .) A, 
 
 HITCHCOCK GEO N, 
 
 Keating M, 
 IJeweiyn Wni, 
 Xoell C P, 
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 MOFFITTAE. 
 
 McMuhon.l F, 
 
 BELL JOHN. 
 BLACKFORD G W. 
 
 Boring S W, 
 
 BROWN J E. 
 CORDELL THOS H, 
 KNAPP J L. 
 
 Ijdwu .lames \\, 
 Ma lone J T, 
 Mason H A, 
 Minor P O, 
 PARKHURST W A, 
 
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 WILCOXON J M, 
 
 Turner Jasper N , 
 Boyce M B, 
 
 TILLOTSON H J, 
 HUMPHEEYS C W, 
 
 Cooper A S, 
 
 DaLARD R M, 
 
 store:e c a, 
 
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 JENKINS OC, 
 
 JJolton A K, 
 Thompson llichard, 
 
 ACTON WILLLAM, 
 
 Allen H B, 
 
 KNOX G R, 
 TAYLOR CLAY W, 
 BULLERDIECK A, 
 
 Kuan P H, 
 
 Wagner W S, West Oakland 
 
 CARALOFF ALICE. Willows 
 
 MoNortoii Prank, " 
 
 Hnlse J (,', Winters 
 
 Ball J C, Woodland 
 
 iSnn Marcns' Frost C .S, " 
 
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 FRAZER P B, 
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 Dunlap T, 
 Abies Thoa J, 
 Fisher A L, 
 Lovjoy J A, 
 
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 CAROTHERS THOS L, 
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 Shingle Npriugs 
 
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 Sonoma 
 
 Sonora 
 
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 Tulare 
 Turlock 
 
 Ukiah 
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 Upper Ijake 
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 NOTIONS. 
 
 (See Varieties.) 
 
 NURSERYMEN, SEEDSMEN 
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 Meyers — , Alameda 
 
 Rosmarin (ieo, " 
 
 Davis Custave iV \) <& Bro), Anaheim 
 K( lly P. Ciistroville 
 
 Nui-on li M, East Oakland 
 
 Sex ton Jos, Goleta 
 
 Douglas & Thornc, fh-augcville 
 
 Hanson J H, Hansonville 
 
 Boutim A, Little Sprii.gs Station 
 
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 SERY, (liOuisJ Steng<)l), Lo8 Angeles 
 Fisher, Ri^-hardsou i Co, " 
 
 McKINLAY BROS, 
 
 Scliaeller Henry, 
 
 STENGEL LOUIS I, 
 
 Weinhold Rudolphe, 
 
 WOODHEAD & GAY, 
 
 Jacks W S, 
 Fillmiirc John, 
 Kisch D, 
 
 GROVE & BUCHANAN. 
 
 Hutchinson Jas, 
 Modicus A, 
 Beach Chas, 
 Hay ward D C. 
 Sibley W K, 
 Wri>;ht Chas, 
 Bennett H G, 
 Mills Bros, 
 Williamson !c Co, 
 
 PEPPER W H, 
 
 Blaisdell S ( ;, 
 Chapin S, 
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 Stephans H, 
 Knnz Peter, 
 O'Brien Thoa, 
 Williamson &. Co, 
 Kohler J B, 
 Asher J M, 
 Rock John, 
 
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 Burbank Luther, Santa Ros; 
 Smyth E H, " 
 
 Tucker A F, " 
 
 Shillingaburiz Wm, Vallejo 
 
 KEANY PATRICK, 
 
 Washington Corners 
 Strong Robert, Westminster 
 
 Railey James, West Oakland 
 
 OCULISTS. 
 
 ORESSLER CHAS 
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 I*]ast Oakland 
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 OFFICERS. 
 
 (See County Officers; also State Officers; 
 also U S Officers.) 
 
 OIL. 
 
 Onstott I H, Ijos Anpt'les 
 
 California Star Oil Works, Newhall 
 
 Falls J H, Oakland 
 
 CONTINENTAL OIL AND 
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 Scofield & Tevis. 
 
 ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING. 
 
 McLean Wm, 
 Pieruccini S, 
 Raetshmcr Wia & Co, 
 Stevenson James, 
 
 Ix)B Angeles 
 Sacramento 
 
 Stockton 
 
 OYSTER SALOONS. 
 
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 Heceland Jacob R, 
 
 DOOLET THOS. 
 BOND A, 
 FISCHE]bl JOHN, 
 PRICE J M, 
 
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 MTJLLE W, 
 
 Calhoun B, 
 Campbell A Spiars, 
 
 VISCOVICH JOHN. 
 
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 Walmsley P & Co, 
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 EUTCH JOHN. 
 LINDEN J T. 
 
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 Oakland 
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 Salinas City 
 
 San Diego 
 
 San Jose 
 
 Santa Barbara 
 
 Vallejo 
 
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 Metzger St, Banta, Alameda 
 
 Morns & Powell, «« 
 
 Robertson John, (grainer), " 
 
 Oreenslet C D, Alturaa 
 
 Keebcr R B, Anderson 
 
 Peachy II J, Angel's Camp 
 
 Lee & Waldis, Autioch 
 
 Hueatis T F & W, Areata 
 
 Hughes W B, (carriage), Aubirn 
 
 Riley J A, Bakers^Lld 
 
 Ijoe Chas, Bakerswood 
 
 Harrigan M, Beuicia 
 
 Walkim S, Berkeley 
 VVarren J, Bird's Landing 
 
 Abbott J M, Bodie 
 
 Chapman li, '« 
 
 Palmer J, Bollard's Bar 
 
 Cantit'ld W L, Ceres 
 
 SWEARINGEN WM W. Chico 
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 ALVERADO JOSEPH^ Cloverdaie 
 
 NELSON J P, (0!.. ■• '.aj,-. -Ti and 
 
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 Sheehan James, •' 
 
 WHITE W, (sign), 
 
 SWAN F S. Concord 
 
 Wells Kdwin, Davis 
 
 Smith I) A, Downey City 
 
 FALLER J R, Dutch Flat 
 
 Heppard Rich, " 
 
 Haniian J J, East Oakland 
 
 Wittich John, Elk(irove 
 
 Howanl ( i, Elmira 
 
 Ferrier David, (carriage). Eureka 
 
 Hermence Peter, " 
 Hult J, 
 
 McLachlan KB, " 
 
 Smiley J C, " 
 
 Hart C B, Ferndal,j 
 
 Simpson J W, " 
 
 Hoyle Edward, F' '.t-iui 
 
 Everett J F, For..,' H ' 
 
 Boyle ft (iilbcrt, F v 
 
 INGHAM JAS & SON. :^! 
 
 Villagran M J, 
 
 DassonvilluC F, 
 Kendall R A, 
 Murphy (ieo, 
 Eicliler Oscar, 
 <teorge P S, 
 
 SUOHT GEO. 
 AKERMAN A E, 
 JONES C ED, 
 
 A.lge F 1, 
 Clavt<m W E, 
 I'isher A H, 
 Huff W R, 
 Wriuht & Miller, 
 
 MILLER WM H, 
 
 Grass Valley 
 
 Oridley 
 
 Hauford 
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 Haywards 
 
 Haaldsbur^ 
 
 Iowa Hill 
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 Austin W H, Lompoc 
 
 OOVGLAS A H, Los Angeles 
 
 iLriuy Chas, " 
 Marshall C H, 
 
 Maxwell & Erichson, '' 
 
 Moran S, " 
 
 MOfiSCH & MANNINO, 
 
 Kannnerd Henry C, (sign), " 
 Reilly T, 
 
 Shroder J C & Sons, " 
 
 HABIBLIN & PAYNE, Martinez 
 
 ANDKEWS S, Muryaville 
 
 IJroifdoii Win, " 
 
 LANET & DERINQER, (car- 
 
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 SAUL & DEPXIY, (carriage), 
 Ainsley Wm, Mendocino 
 
 Holmquest N R, (carriage), 
 Fell? f leifoso, 
 Lester George, 
 Adilison J H, 
 
 HOUGHTON D J, 
 
 Wright «r A, (carriage), 
 
 AMBROUSE J N. 
 WHITE JOHN, 
 
 Witliiugton G ii, 
 
 OAOE A S. 
 
 Wright E M, 
 Barker Alfred Z T, 
 Uoody & Hooley, (sign), 
 Farwell F M, 
 Fiuuigan M J, 
 GreenuB ft Oaks, (sign). 
 Hall F T, 
 How J E, 
 Mitchell V P, 
 RUTHERFORD C B, 
 
 Siesbuttul M, 
 (Smitli Jno O N, 
 Stephenson S, 
 Mills (ieo L, 
 Rohiiisnn S, 
 
 PETERSON N. 
 
 Schiuilt Geo, 
 Given W J, 
 
 VALENTINE C, 
 FALES W M, 
 
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 lu^fiim A B, 
 HANSON E H. 
 U'ury D G, 
 Whootcn F, 
 Miller L mis. 
 
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 Rio Vista 
 
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 ASH ROBT W. (carriage), 
 BENNETT ft HARVEY. (Sacra 
 
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 Mannony V A, (glazing and paper 
 
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 Mitchell & Gilbert, " 
 
 aUINN & BURKHARD, (sign 
 
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 Rowan .1 P, (carriage), " 
 SANTOS J A, (sign painting and 
 
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 SMITH Q Vt (sign and ornamen- 
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 Stoner W P, " 
 
 Brower J D, - Salinas City 
 
 Dnnhiim Fred, " 
 
 WORTHINGTON JOHN G. 
 
 S.m Bernardino 
 Boeker F H, San Buenaventura 
 
 Murray & Co, " 
 
 Pearson A B, San Diego 
 
 Pierce W W, 
 
 RICHAST>SUN JOHN, 
 
 Steele & (i, 
 Tallman E H, (carriage), " 
 
 Castro M, San Jose 
 
 CHRISTY J B, (carriage), 
 
 GREENINGER ft YOUNG, 
 
 .Tarmen J P, " 
 
 Kimball Theodora, 
 
 KinwJl Wm G, " 
 
 LESTER & BYRN. 
 
 Hinaldo !», 
 
 RIVERS T J. 
 
 Koss C H, 
 Will.y C F. 
 
 YOUilJBERG C A. 
 Bowman W H, San Juan 
 
 Clark lsaac,(house and sign), SanLeandro 
 Smith Henry, San Lorenzo 
 
 Darsey M V, (carriage), San Luis Obispo 
 Knight Saml C, " 
 
 Uoilerimiez Frank, " 
 
 PROCTOli CHAS E. San Mateo 
 
 Wil.y J S, 
 Ware .Ino, 
 
 ANDERSON CHRIS, 
 
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 THOMAS J W. 
 
 Cleale J A, 
 
 Longawa .Ino, (carriage), 
 
 Br.-.cUett C T, 
 
 FATERSON W T, 
 
 Bicker F M, 
 (Jadsby B C, 
 Longley O A, 
 O'Connor M J, 
 Hill Jno C & Son, 
 Bradfonl N D, 
 
 WILSON W P, 
 
 Hartvig Wm, 
 Haycox T J, 
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 Shasta 
 
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 Qnian & McDoughald, 
 
 Stelling F, 
 
 Wenk T B, 
 
 GOLDEN MABE. 
 
 Jones T E, 
 Falconbridge J, 
 Crellin J, (glazier), 
 Emerson Jas, (carriage), 
 RAINES THOS. (house, sign 
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 Suisun 
 
 Sutter Creek 
 
 Truckee 
 
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 Swasey & Peckham, VVatsonville 
 
 TODB & SON. 
 
 FEANCEE CHAS, Wheatland 
 
 Chrisholm & Bro, Windsor 
 
 Murray Jos, Winters 
 
 Card W D, Woodlanil 
 
 HOERNLEIN E G, (carriage), " 
 
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 PAPERS, ETC. 
 
 (See also painters ; also Druggists.) 
 
 DRUBT J S. Bakersfield 
 
 BOISOT & STEWART. Bodie 
 
 MITCHELL H, Colusa 
 
 Barnes H W, East Oakland 
 
 THOMPSON & SAYER, Fresno 
 
 SHEPHERD B F, Georgetown 
 
 Foster A J, Grass Valley 
 
 Baker J T, Hanford 
 
 Degener Wm, Hollister 
 
 LATHROP C G. 
 
 HAMLIN B, Lemoore 
 
 Baggiotti Francisco, (glf,2ing), 
 
 Los Angeles 
 
 DOTTER & BRADLEY. 
 
 Howard, Bryant & Co, 
 
 RAPHAEL CHAS, 
 
 Harrington E A, 
 
 SAUL & DEPUT. 
 
 Wood ft Turner, 
 Ray FH, 
 FEARCH CHAS, 
 
 Bailantyne Wm, 
 
 BUSWlELL E G, 
 
 Cal Fire ft Waterproof Paint Co, 
 
 McGovern ft Cahul, 
 
 Marks A, (glazier), 
 
 Whittier, Fuller ft Co, 
 
 Yates ft Co, 
 
 Keating ft Corliss, Petaluma 
 
 Wiswell J A, 
 
 FICKERT C W 4 SON, Red BluflF 
 
 GHADDERDON J L, Sacramento 
 COHEN BEN, (curtains), 
 KrebsC H ft Co, 
 
 WHITTIER, FULLER ft CO, 
 
 BUSSENIUS H R, St Helena 
 
 Hitz Francis, Salinas City 
 
 Marysville 
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 Modesto 
 
 Monterey 
 
 Napa 
 
 Oakland 
 
 RICHARDSON JOHN, 
 SCHNEIDER A, 
 
 McKee Geo B ft Co, 
 Bundy ft McFadden, 
 Madan A, 
 Jones T & Son, 
 Smyth E H, 
 
 CADY J S, 
 
 Badger Bros, 
 
 HOLLY SIDNY B, 
 KERNS J W. 
 
 l^rk A E, 
 
 PECKHAM P A. 
 WOOD HENRY B, 
 
 San Diego 
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 San Jose 
 
 Santa Ana 
 
 Santa Clara 
 
 Santa Maria 
 
 Santa Kosa 
 
 Sonora 
 
 Stockton 
 
 Stony Point 
 
 Suisun 
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 Watsonville 
 Woodland 
 
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 ALVERADO JOS, 
 WHITE JOHN. 
 SMITH WM L. 
 
 Cloverdale 
 
 Nevatla City 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 PAPER MILLS. 
 
 Lick Paper Mill. Santa Clara 
 
 Brown Bros, (straw board), Saratoga 
 King E T, (straw wrapping), " 
 
 Saratoga Paper M.inufactory, " 
 
 O'Neil Bros, (South Coast), Soquel 
 
 Pionetjr Paper Mill, (S P Taylor 
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 Waterhouse A (r Sacramento 
 
 WEBSTER JOSHUA B, Stockton 
 
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 McKinnie Mrs A K, Anaheim 
 
 MOON MISS M F. (Butterick's)Chico 
 Williams Mrs P A, Modesto 
 
 McMillan mrs m. (Buttencks), 
 
 St Helena 
 
 BRAZELLE MRS A J ft CO. 
 
 Sun Jose 
 
 Santa Cruz 
 
 Vallejo 
 
 De Voll P H, 
 Hathaway S F, 
 
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 LOVEWILL GEO H, 
 
 Knapp C H, 
 Kemp H, 
 Noble S S, 
 Ratler R E, 
 Cu rrie L D, 
 
 FRYE H H, 
 
 Kice J M, 
 
 La Rosh Frank, 
 
 Brannan H C, 
 
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 Auburn 
 
 Bloomfield 
 
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 Centreville 
 
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 Lower Lake 
 Mammoth City 
 Maryaville 
 
 Millville 
 
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 Toll W B, Ferndale 
 
 Jacobs J M, Forest Hill 
 
 Heller L, Fort Jones 
 
 Jones J W, Fresno 
 
 Moore A R, Gilroy 
 
 Berdea A J, Grass Valley 
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 Dunham Murry, 
 May G W, 
 Price Andrew, 
 Smith Alfred L, 
 Kay W, 
 Burge J B, 
 Mundy W B, 
 Disney M, 
 Lobbell S A, 
 Parker F, 
 Hill R, 
 McMillan A, 
 Reilly J J, 
 
 TIEMAN CHARLES H. 
 
 Cromwell O, 
 Higgins E R, 
 Brown & Etiwarda, 
 Bray ton J G, 
 Ferrand Chas, 
 Rankin G W, 
 Rudolph Mrs J F, 
 Bailey A P, 
 Brown J M, 
 Cary C A, 
 Dunham Murry, 
 IngersoU VV B, 
 Schramm Mathien, 
 Strong J D, 
 
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 Perry J C & Rumsdell G, 
 Bamkiael H, 
 
 HOQAN J H. 
 
 Dowe L, 
 Reed J Q, 
 
 ROSS GEO, 
 
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 Rusecll Geo H, 
 Sheppard L T, 
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 ASHER J. 
 
 B««tl8 H S, 
 
 LEFTWICH J W, 
 
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 WOLFE S A, 
 
 Vale W A, 
 Brew ster J C, 
 
 SHERRIFF J A, 
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 Wright W W, " 
 
 Butler Cook, * San Rafael 
 
 Pellegrin A L, Santa Au» 
 
 Hay ward & Muzzall, Santa Barban 
 
 Oletii 
 
 Orovilli 
 
 Petalumii 
 
 Placcrvilh 
 
 Plane 
 
 Point Areni 
 
 Red Bluti 
 
 Sacrament 
 
 San Bemardin< 
 
 San Buenaventnn 
 
 San Diego 
 
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 San Josi 
 
 Santa Barbara 
 Santa Cruz 
 
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 Baldwin J E D, 
 
 Hodson J R, •« 
 
 MITZ & SWART, Santa Rosa 
 Rett T L, " 
 
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 BATCHELDER B F, Stockton 
 
 Spooner J P, *' 
 
 Stinson L J, Susanville 
 
 Gage H K, Truckee 
 
 Ci^FENTER A 0, Ukiah 
 
 Smith J ii, Vallejo 
 
 VVatrous S W, Visalia 
 
 Boydstone S, Volcano 
 
 Yrunt G VV, Willows 
 
 ELLIOTT 0, Woodland 
 King J W, 
 
 Van Diveer W J, " 
 
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 HANSEN J. Yreka 
 
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 DeCHESNE HENRT. AM, Alameda 
 
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 Lefever J, Alleghany 
 
 Forrest J M, Alturas 
 
 Hardnall VV L, 
 Miiyon J Ij, 
 Mayon T H, 
 
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 Yocum J H, 
 Calhorm J Gil, 
 Kelly W A, 
 Wemple E L, 
 Gibbons C H, 
 Fleming H W, 
 MEEKER LOUIS E. 
 
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 Shackleton E Ij, 
 Todd T M, 
 Giesea F A, 
 Phipps Chas, 
 Rogers C A, 
 Stern L, 
 Thornton G F, 
 Wheeler W D, 
 Luce Douglas, 
 (iibbins W B, 
 Folsom E C, 
 
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 Payne S H, 
 Shuey Sarah T, 
 Bussev P B, 
 
 HAWKINS C, 
 
 xMiller H P, 
 Hackett John J, 
 Piggott A K, 
 
 BLACKWOOD T J. 
 
 Davison H B, 
 
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 VAN ZANDT JOHN W. M D, " 
 
 Munlove VV S, Brighton 
 
 Hague I I, Brown's Valley 
 
 He Turbeville — , Brownsville 
 
 Gaston Mrs, 
 
 Devore J W, Butte City 
 
 Spencer J S, " 
 
 Gardner A M, Calistoga 
 
 Smith W D, 
 
 McCURDT SAMUEL, Cambria 
 
 Scott A W, 
 
 PARKER JOHN. Castroville 
 
 Cochrane S R, Centerville 
 
 Graves \V L, 
 
 ALIEN CYRUS H. Centreville 
 
 Cockrill — , 
 
 Yonseca D L, 
 
 France C, Cherokee 
 
 Clarke B F, Chico 
 
 CRAPO G W, 
 
 Davis G W, 
 
 DAWSON J A, 
 HENDERSON T. 
 JACKSON J S. 
 MASON C C. 
 
 Stausbury O, 
 Watts Nelson, 
 Lampsoii KM, M D, 
 Aikin I T, 
 
 Powers A W, M D, 
 Boggs J O, 
 Morkell R S, 
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 Rooney R F, 
 
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 Fondi A 
 
 TONO TU SAN, 
 
 ADAIR & WEST, 
 
 Banks J M, 
 Beltoii W H, 
 
 ROBINSON LUKE, 
 
 McFarland A, 
 McFayden J, 
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 Ad ims Z T, 
 Austin H G, 
 MestcU D D, 
 Gardner M, 
 Evans G H, 
 Gorgon E A, 
 Prutt A H, 
 Rives B E, 
 Smith W C, 
 Jump Alemby, 
 Norman W A, 
 Clark J, 
 Martin N, 
 
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 Colfax 
 
 Oolleje City 
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 Columbia 
 
 Colusa 
 
 Compton 
 
 Concord 
 
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 Courtland 
 Davis 
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 Downey City 
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 Drytown 
 
 Dunnigan 
 
 Dutch Flat 
 
 Wilson M W, 
 Fine A, 
 Harvey C W, 
 Brown (ieo J, 
 Br idford C S, 
 Kelley Geo R, 
 Burr R T, 
 Wilson A B, 
 Hemstead — , 
 Nutting C W, 
 DAVIS S R 
 
 Foster S B, 
 Gillett Mrs E A, 
 Gross Reuben, 
 
 LEWITTFA, 
 
 Sclienck August, 
 
 Spencer M, 
 
 AlfordFA, 
 
 (rlasscock A A, 
 
 Lew is J H, 
 
 Phelps O S, 
 
 Durant F C, 
 
 Chapman S E, 
 
 Newton J, 
 
 Hill John, 
 
 De La Quettier, 
 
 Plumb T, 
 
 Pedlar Alfre<l, 
 
 Kowell Chester, 
 
 Hall W, 
 
 Harvey O, 
 
 JenksVj W, 
 
 Montigue Alex, 
 
 Bruuer .1 M, 
 
 Dryer J L, 
 
 Spencer CG, 
 
 Urich J H, 
 
 BRYANT B» (homoeopathic 
 
 Farley C K, 
 
 Huber David, 
 
 Morey H C, 
 
 Keteham D H, 
 
 Nichols W E, (vet surgeon), 
 
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 Davidson J A, 
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 ARBUCKLE T R. 
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 Atkinson L, 
 Willis J R. 
 
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 Wickware H A, 
 Mclntyre John I^ 
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 Martin T P, 
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 Zimmerman M, 
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 Bodio 
 
 BogUH 
 
 Boonville 
 
 Borden 
 
 Boulder Creek 
 
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 Bridgeport 
 
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 Brighton 
 
 Bronco 
 
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 Brownsville 
 
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 Burgettville 
 
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 Kent D L. 
 TR06T JOHN H. 
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 Colusa 
 
 Compton 
 
 Concord 
 
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 Cucamonga 
 
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 Darwin 
 
 Davenport 
 
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 Ducoto 
 Delta 
 Deuverton 
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 Dublin| 
 
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 Eureka 
 
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 Fall Brook 
 
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 Farmington 
 
 Felton 
 
 Ferndale 
 
 Fiddletown 
 
 Firebaugh 
 
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 MoSINE M J. 
 BLACKFORD E. 
 
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 RIEHLGEOP. 
 
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 Williiims Mrs Sarah, 
 Froelich Otto, 
 
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 Webster David, 
 Pbilipini K, 
 
 OASQUET HORACE. 
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 Berry Ci W, 
 Wood L N, 
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 McCABE JOHN, 
 DIEFENDORFF C J, 
 
 Horence 
 
 Floriu 
 
 Folsom 
 
 Forest City 
 
 Forest Uill 
 
 Forest Ranch 
 
 Forster City 
 
 Fort Bidwell 
 
 Fourth Crossing 
 
 Fort Jones 
 
 Fort Ross 
 
 Franklin 
 
 Freeport 
 
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 Fresno 
 
 Fresno Flats 
 
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 Gas Point 
 
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 Gilroy 
 
 Glencoe 
 
 (irlenville 
 
 (ioleta 
 
 Goodyenr's Bar 
 
 Gonzales 
 
 Goshen 
 
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 Vercunip Frank, 
 Tyler 1 E. 
 
 ROHLFING HENRY 
 
 Wharton .1 E P, 
 
 DUNBAR JOHN. 
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 Pitcher H S, 
 
 CALDWELL DAN, 
 PLUMMEREJ, 
 
 Peacock c; W, 
 Cooper J G, 
 
 MORGAN W C, 
 GAMBLING J C, 
 JOST THOS. 
 
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 LIVINGSTON R G, 
 SHUEY S D. 
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 McMurry J W, 
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 Meek C M, 
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 LEFT A E, 
 WEIXS M F, 
 SIESENOP J A. 
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 Whipple F A, 
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 Warner John, 
 Sherve Benjamin, 
 HAMMOND J A. 
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 McLl :^ A J, 
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 Stewart J •), 
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 Kphruim Solomon, 
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 Jersey Landing 
 
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 Josephine 
 
 Judsonville 
 
 Julian City 
 
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 Kernville 
 
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 Lafayette 
 
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 Lodi 
 
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 Los Angeles 
 
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 Miipitas 
 
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 Mineral King 
 
 Minersville 
 
 Modesto 
 
 Mohave 
 
 Mokclumne Hill 
 
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 Holbrook J S, 
 
 LOWE RALPH, 
 
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 Culver E W, 
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 SWAN ANSON B. 
 
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 Faguiano .1 B, 
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 KERR JOHN S, 
 
 Fain J C, 
 
 MARSELLUS E P. 
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 HLAMEY A J. 
 
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 WIGHT R B, 
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 Newcastle 
 
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 Petrolia 
 
 Petaliima 
 
 Picacho 
 
 Pine Gmvc 
 
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 Pinoli 
 
 Pittville 
 
 Placervillo 
 
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 Platea 
 
 I'leasant Crave 
 
 Pleasanton 
 
 Plymouth 
 
 Point of Tinilx3r 
 
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 PORTER W R, San Bernardino 
 
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 San Bruno 
 
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 Padon Alfred, 
 
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 Allen Peter, 
 
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 Jordan J C, 
 Bailey D C, 
 
 CARGILL C G. 
 STURTEVANlf N G, 
 SHIMAN JOHN L. 
 
 Simnjler J J, 
 (joldbaum Simon, 
 
 SPEYER DAVID, 
 
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 TILLOTSON H J, 
 
 Piatt T H, 
 Frankle Leopard, 
 
 , SPURGEON W H, 
 
 Pomona| Stoddard Henry, 
 Point Arena 
 
 Portersville 
 
 Port Wine 
 
 I'otrero 
 
 Potter Valley 
 
 Poway 
 
 Princeton 
 
 Purissima 
 
 Quicksilver 
 
 Quiiicy 
 
 Railroad Flat 
 
 Ravenna 
 
 Kio Dell 
 
 Uio Vista 
 
 Riverside 
 
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 GOODWIN J F. 
 BOYCE M B, 
 SHEPARD A H, 
 
 Irvine Saml, 
 Neece Ahram, 
 I'V-rrill J D, 
 
 WHIPPLE V M, 
 
 Pearson ii P, 
 
 aUESNEL J P, 
 
 CLEMENTS JOHN. Re.l Rluif 
 
 FRISBIE WILL, Redwood City 
 
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 Robert's Laudin 
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 SMITH L G, Rocklin 
 
 CHABTREE S H, Rohnerville 
 
 SCHRODER JOHN F. 
 
 Rough and Ready 
 
 STOUTENBOEOUGH J H. 
 
 Round Val:;jy 
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 ROBERTS W B, Rutherfortl 
 
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 Carver I) B, St Helena 
 
 CONLAN DANIEL, St Umia 
 
 Andrews A, Salida 
 
 McDoiiuall J H, Salinas City 
 
 AY X E^ H G> San Andreas 
 
 SYLVESTISL FRANCIS.San Antouioj 
 
 Snyder 1), 
 
 DORAN R, 
 HAINES HERMON. 
 
 Paslauua, A, School House Station 
 
 DOUGHERTY JOHN, Sebastoi,©! 
 
 San Buenaventura 
 
 Sao Diego 
 
 San Dieguito 
 
 San Fernando 
 
 San Gabriel 
 
 San Gorgonia 
 
 San Gregoria 
 
 San Jacinto 
 
 San Jose 
 
 San Juan 
 
 San Leandro 
 
 San Lorenzo 
 
 San Luia Obispo 
 
 San Luis Roy 
 
 San Marcos 
 
 San Mateo 
 
 San Pablo 
 
 San Rafael 
 
 San Simeon 
 
 Santa Ana 
 
 Santa Barbara 
 
 Santa Clara 
 
 Santa Cruz 
 
 Santa Maria 
 
 Santa Monica 
 
 Santa Panla 
 
 Santa Rita 
 
 Santa Rosa 
 
 San Quentin 
 
 Saratoga 
 
 Saucelito 
 
 Saticoy 
 
 Savannah 
 
 Sawyer's Bar 
 
 Scenega 
 
 BAILEY C M 
 BUSCH A C. 
 BURTON S T, 
 PAIGE C L. 
 BULLERDIECK A. 
 
 Ro^'^ers K C, 
 
 DECKER G A. 
 
 Pearce S O, 
 
 MORGAN E M, 
 
 Seia<l Valley 
 
 Sierra 
 
 Sierra Valley 
 
 Shasta 
 
 Shaw's Flat 
 
 Sheridan 
 
 Sherwood Valley 
 
 Shingle Springs 
 
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 BROOKING JAI^, 
 HORSLEY J R, 
 
 Porter Kdw, 
 
 SCAMMON G H, 
 
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 STREET H L, 
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 Caldwell A B, 
 
 THOMPSON & KELLOGG, 
 
 Spanish Ranoh 
 
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 Slippery Ford 
 
 Smith River 
 
 Snelliiig 
 
 Soquel 
 
 Somersville 
 
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 HTHES JOHN. SpenceviUe 
 
 SWORTZEL W J. Springville 
 
 Cavis Job M, Stockton 
 
 HOLLT SIDNT B, Stony Point 
 
 TOTTLEN WM, Strawberry Valley 
 BLANK HRSLOTTIE,Sulphur Creek 
 AMY VICTOR, Summer 
 
 FETSER DAVE. Summit 
 
 Dennis Jackson, Sutter Creek 
 
 Wood James, Sweetland 
 
 DOWNING JOSEPH, Squaw Valley 
 Dav is H owell, Sycamore 
 
 McNUITY JEREMIAH. Table BluiT 
 MoFARLAND T A. Table Rock 
 
 CAMPBELL I R (deputy), Tahoe 
 
 HIRSHFELD M. Tchichipa 
 
 Aitken R B, Tehama 
 
 Wolf Louis, Temecula 
 
 NORRIS C R. 
 
 (xrove \j E, 
 
 DRANGA N G 0. 
 THORP A W. 
 
 Feary Mrs Annie, 
 
 ADAMS WM, 
 HOLLAND T M. 
 TOWNSEND H a 
 FABIAN P. 
 
 Childs Wm, 
 
 RUMFELT A. 
 
 Towner I) B, 
 Sisson, Wallace & Co, 
 Lander I C, 
 Tustin Columbus, 
 FIELD CE. 
 
 Thomiwon A W, 
 Brainard (t, 
 
 SINGLET GEO H. 
 
 BLTTMM. 
 
 Wright M J,. 
 Kitching A C, 
 Biicisjftlupi F, 
 
 CLENDENON W S. 
 DICUS S C. 
 KETESJNOA. 
 
 Cassiiielli L, 
 
 ALLENDER 
 
 Temeacal 
 
 Three Rivers 
 
 Tia Juana 
 
 Timbuctoo 
 
 Tipton 
 
 Toll House 
 
 Tomales 
 
 Townsend 
 
 Tracy 
 
 Trinidad 
 
 Trinity Center 
 
 Trucket! 
 
 Tulare 
 
 Turlock 
 
 Tustin City 
 
 Tvnmo 
 
 Ukiah 
 
 Union House 
 
 Upper Mattole 
 
 V^acavillt 
 
 Vallej. 
 
 Valley Coiitrt 
 
 Vallicitii 
 
 Viejas 
 
 Vina 
 
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 Hack Wm H, 
 Faure A, 
 
 TAYLOR C J E. 
 
 Hull T C, 
 Ruffirio S, 
 
 LANDIS JOHN, 
 
 White Jos R, 
 Jones P D, 
 
 WILLIAMS W H. 
 
 Jo hnston Wm, 
 
 LAUBERSHIMER A. 
 MOODY LORENZO, 
 
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 Walker's Laridiim 
 Walnut Creek 
 Walnut (irove 
 Washinf^ton 
 Washington CorncrH 
 Waterford 
 Weldoii 
 WestminstiT 
 West Point 
 Wheatland 
 White's Bridge 
 Wildflower 
 Williams 
 Willows 
 Wilmington 
 Winters 
 
 WITTER D, 
 
 Vitter'a Springs 
 
 GERALD JAMES S. 
 MERRILL W P, 
 
 Walker L. 
 TRIPP R 0. 
 
 Mowbray R H, 
 
 WELLS MH, 
 DONELIN M W. 
 FYFIELD J P T, 
 WHERRY G F, 
 
 Bernard John K, 
 Raynes A E, 
 
 OWES J C, 
 
 Woodbridge 
 
 Woodford 
 
 Woodland 
 
 Woodside 
 
 Wrights 
 
 Yankee Hill 
 
 Yankee Jim's 
 
 Yocumville 
 
 Yolo 
 
 Yo Semite 
 
 Yreka 
 
 Zem Zem 
 
 POTTERIES. 
 
 Nicholson Isaac, Antioch 
 
 Brannan Danl, East Oakland 
 
 Menomy H C, (agt Channel Pot- 
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 Pacific Pottery, (.1 C Parkinson agt), " 
 MTJDDOX GEO, Sacramento 
 
 POULTRY. 
 
 
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 Los Angeles 
 
 Victorson Herman, 
 
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 Amy M, 
 
 Oakland 
 
 Franke A R, 
 
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 Sacramento 
 
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 Levy T I. 
 
 Stockton 
 
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 Talbot W H i Co, Felton 
 
 Ca)ift)rnia Powder Works (Bernard 
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 PRINTERS. 
 
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 Rice C H, (Novelty Job Office), 
 
 East Oakland 
 YARNELL & CAYSTILE.Los Angeles 
 GORDON F D. Marysville 
 
 BUTLER & BOWMAN. Oakland 
 
 (.'haigneaa A & Co, " 
 
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 PACinC PRESS PUBLISHING 
 
 ASSOCIATION, 
 CROCKER HS& CO. 
 
 Raye B V, 
 
 riVett e & h, 
 
 ROWAN J P, 
 CLEVENGER GEO. 
 
 Cottle & Wright, 
 Coumy J J, 
 McNeil Bros, 
 
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 San Jose 
 
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 Berdiue D H, 
 
 ESHBACH & HAMILTON 
 
 San Jose Peyser Abe (wholesale butter), Summit 
 
 Stockton 
 
 Peckham Geo W, 
 
 Watsonville 
 
 PRODUCE-WHOLESALE. 
 
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 Alameda 
 
 Anaheim 
 
 Autioch 
 
 Berkeley 
 
 Bodi< 
 
 Chsco 
 
 Downey City 
 
 Gilroy 
 
 Uollidter 
 
 Livermore 
 
 Los Angeles 
 
 Martinez 
 
 Marysville 
 
 LANG F H. (cheese), 
 Thompson C T, 
 
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 Tomales 
 Truckee 
 
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 Merrill & Fossing, 
 SMITH A. OUY & GO, 
 
 Augel & Condors, 
 Fosvler W 0, 
 POWELL & LIEMAN. 
 
 Morse ii B, 
 Baruch & Loew, 
 Prince valle J, 
 Cunning F A, 
 McCrosky John, 
 Oelich Pasquale, 
 
 WOODHEAD & GAY. 
 SMITH J'' M, 
 CASEY BROS. 
 
 Pender J H, 
 
 MAESTRETTI & VIGIZZI. " 
 
 SIMON SILAS. Merced 
 
 Albcr A & bon, Oakland 
 
 Amy O M, 
 
 Barnum S ^ ** 
 
 Cointlre F, 
 
 Collins .1, 
 
 Contra Costa Produce Co (Slitz & 
 
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 Ford Dli, 
 Uwis C U & Co, 
 McCuUough & Co, 
 McLEAN— . 
 
 I'orter Bros & Wing, 
 Uayer C E, 
 Uregory J H, 
 Drees A H. 
 Duun Pliiiip, 
 Ivans Theotlore R, 
 
 DAVENPORT J S. 
 
 LANGE L H D, 
 
 BREWER M T & CO. 
 
 GREGORY J, 
 
 KESTNER P R. 
 
 LYON & BARNES. 
 
 STRONG W R & CO. 
 
 (iaiulolfo Alex, 8an Buenaventura 
 
 STEWART W W & CO. Sau Diego 
 
 MALONEY BROS. SanJose 
 
 RAGGIO G. 
 
 Fust S, 
 
 Lohrman J, (fruit), 
 
 MoBREEN T, 
 
 Blown & Co, 
 Ford W B, 
 Levy T I, 
 Monotti A, 
 
 SHEPHERD & BRO. 
 THOMPSON C V. (wholesale and 
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 Santa Barbara 
 Santa Rosa 
 
 Stockton 
 
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 McEWEN ALEX W H, Sacramento 
 McKENNEY L M & CO. 
 
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 Thompson & West, Oakland 
 
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 Aram J H, (S P C), Alma 
 
 Teriill J B, (C P), Alta 
 
 DARLING F A, (S P), Anaheim 
 
 Andersim E ¥, (C & O), Anderson 
 
 Empire Coal M & R R Co (Judson, 
 
 Belshaw & Rouse), Antioch 
 
 REEVES W J, (C P), Auburn 
 
 WILLMENT MRS G, (agt C P), " 
 
 Taylor Miss Addie R, (S P), Banning 
 
 WOOD ROYAL JR. (C P), Bantas 
 
 BAYLEY G G, (Cal P), Batavia 
 
 l'rui>h W W (Northern), Benicia 
 
 CECIL D L, (C P), Bi, 
 
 Dennis Aaron (Cal P), Blac 
 
 Patrick C B, (C P), Blue Canyon 
 
 Brown J A, (C P), Boca 
 
 BnrdL-n Rhode-, (C P), Borden 
 EASTABROOjC CK, <C P), Brentwood 
 
 FOSTER S G, (S & P), Brighton 
 
 I'icrcu !■: VV, (C P), Bronco 
 
 Casselniiin W J, (CP), Byron 
 
 [.ove !■; W, (S P), Caliente 
 
 I 'h . iipioii I", (Cal Pac), Calistoga 
 
 lunaoii \V S, (S P) Castroville 
 
 Davids II H B, (C I'), Chico 
 
 Mauk Frank, (S P), Chualar 
 
 Hughes Robt,(CP), Cisco 
 
 Lobnor M, (C P), Colfax 
 Wales H, (NC NG&CP), 
 
 Mosher L E, (> ('), Colton 
 
 BARBEY J L, Compton 
 vSimiKSDU John, (Cal Pac), Davisville 
 
 HARE A J. (C P). Deoota 
 
 LEAKE ED F, (Cal lac), Dixon 
 
 BANKS J K. 1^ ' Downey City 
 
 Earll Wm. (Cal t ao), Dunnigan 
 
 DISQXJE H, (C P), Dutch Fiat 
 
 Andrews J H, (C P), Elk Grove 
 
 Kendal) C B, (C P), Elmira 
 
 BURKE H. (S P), El Monte 
 Banvard L A, (C P), Emigrant Gap 
 
 Frost H C, (S & C), Farmington 
 
 Lull M S, (controotor), Felton 
 
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 SUGDEN FREDK, (C P), Florin 
 
 Kinney J, (S & P), Folaom 
 
 Donelin T J, (S P) Fresno 
 
 Poraeroy F C, (0 P), G»lt 
 
 KEITH A D, (S F & N P), Qeyserville 
 
 Hornback Chas, (S P), Gilroy 
 
 Schiveley C H, (S P), Goshen 
 
 FLETCHER GEO, (Auditor N 
 
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 KIDDER JOHNF, (gen supt N C 
 
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 Stoddard W S, (N C N G), 
 Donager B, (S P), Hanford 
 
 Cart<=r Chaa D, (S F & N P), healdsburg 
 Hall F C, (C P), lone City 
 
 Wright J H, (C P), Knight's Landing 
 Borry Fred T, (C P), Lathrop 
 
 Diiden C W, , Latrolnj 
 
 Dickson James, (S P), Lemoore 
 
 Fleminc A C, (C P), Lincoln 
 
 GODFREY H J. (C P), Live Oak 
 
 Koppikua 1) \V, (C P), Lodi 
 
 Cabot C, (laud S P) Los Angeles 
 
 Hewitt EC, (SP), " 
 
 LockwoodJ, " 
 
 McCrea John, (S P), 
 Sinnrr C F, (S P), 
 
 Volsir J as, " 
 
 Young J S, 
 McFarlan.l A J, (S P C), Los Gatoa 
 
 Bordjpn Sheldon, (C P), Madera 
 
 Denny John, (V V & C L), Madison 
 VANCE JOHN, (Mad Kiver R K). 
 
 Mad River 
 
 Mahew L, (S & P), 
 Dutton W, 
 Tinker D B, (C f), 
 Buinl Geo H, (C P), 
 
 Mahew s Station 
 Marshall 
 Martinez 
 Marysville 
 
 Lanilwrt Wm, fCiil Northern), 
 BALLARD C JR (Cal P & N),Maxwell 
 
 Sell Wm, (C P), 
 Sproule I H, (C P), 
 Green C D, (S P), 
 Darling K \V, (C P), 
 Glaafoitl \Villi,.m, (S & C), 
 Hnltham Wm J, (C P), 
 Mahony W H, (S P), 
 Mauk Frank, (S P), 
 Gilman N A, 
 Clark H A. (Cal Paol 
 
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 Milpitas 
 
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 Monterey 
 
 Mountain View 
 
 Napa 
 
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 Seeley John A, (N C NG), Neva<la City 
 RICE D A, (C P), Newcastle 
 
 Giffonl John T, (S P), Newhall 
 
 Burgiou P, (Black Diamond), 
 
 New York Landing 
 Mortimer William, (C P), NilcL 
 
 BISHOP F. Norwalk 
 
 Crawford E C, (C P), Oakdale 
 
 Betts J, (C P), Oakland 
 
 Emerson R&OW,(SP), •' 
 
 Uinor Ticket Office, Oakland 
 
 WALKER WM. Olancha 
 
 Freer E D, (Cal N), Oroville 
 
 Johnson A, (S P), Paj^iro 
 Patterson AD, (S& P), Patterson Station 
 
 HOLDER JOHN. (C P), Peuryn 
 
 Holder & Son, (C P), '' 
 
 SINGLEY JAMES, (S F & N P), 
 
 Petalumi 
 Loomis J C, (C P), pjno 
 
 McPheraon W B. (C P), Plainsbursv 
 
 Boydston V A. iV P), Plea8,int 
 
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 Chappell J N, (O Div C P), Rodding 
 Potter G R, (S P), Redwood City 
 
 Bowers W C, (S P), Revenna 
 
 MUIR J A, (C P), R,x;kliu 
 
 Jones Thomas R, (C P), Rosc.ville 
 
 Patterson A D, (Sac & Placorville), 
 
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 Wyatt W H. Ruthford 
 
 (JatesM E, (S P), Sacramento 
 
 Pratt R H, (Sac & Div C P), 
 Stevens C A, (C P), 
 Talbot . . (C P R R). Sacramento 
 
 Wright J B, (S & P R R), 
 Bacus G, (Cal P R I?)) St Helena 
 
 Abbott Charles S, (C P \\ W), Salida 
 PECKHAM B A, (agt S P R Kl.Salinas 
 
 CUNNINGHAM RICHARD, (agt 
 
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 GRISWOLD H W. (agt s P r R), 
 
 San Fernando 
 Slosson H V, (S P R R ), San ( i abriel 
 Holmes S T, ((; P & S P R R), San Jose 
 
 O'HANLON R T. (S P), 
 
 PORTAL J B J, (pres S W R R), " 
 Snedaker E, (C P & S P R R), 
 Tiadall J V,(S PC RR), 
 San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria 
 Valley R R, (David Mnllagh agt). 
 
 San Luis Obispo 
 Jaszynsky Louis, (S P R R), San Matoo 
 Loo J \V, ((.' P R R). Siu Pablo 
 
 STEWART JOSEPH JR. (N P C 
 
 R R). San Quentin 
 
 Spraguo A A, San Rafael 
 
 Brown Wm T, (S P R R), Santa Ana 
 Santa Cniz and Felton II R Co, (A 
 
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 O'Melveny E H, (L A & I R R), 
 
 Santa Monica 
 Bean A A, (S F& NP R R), Santa Rosa 
 J' ister J A, (S P), « Sargent,8 Station 
 luecdan L, Savannah 
 
 Murphy C W, (C P R R), Sheridan 
 
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 Williams A L, (Cal P), South Vallejo 
 Hendrvson C U, (C P R R), Stockton 
 Maxwell J C, (C P R R), Suiaun 
 
 Sampson J A, (S P R R), Sumner 
 
 HOY CHARLES A. (agt C P), Tehama 
 AGLER JAMES, (agt C P R R), Tracy 
 Giffen G W, (0 P), Truckee 
 
 Johnson Seymour, (S P R R), Tulare 
 Taylor W A, (S P R R), 
 Brown W J, Turlock 
 
 Rowland H, Vallejo 
 
 Fowler B, Valley Ford 
 
 STEVENSON A M, (prest V V 
 
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 Stevenson GB, (VV&CL), 
 Stevenson W T, (V V & C L R R), " 
 Sweet S, (Visalia R R), Visalia 
 
 Visalia R R Co, (R E Hyde prst), " 
 Znnwalt D K, ( S P R R), 
 WAMSLEY J E, (agt C P R R), 
 
 Wasliington Corners 
 Fletcher Sibley, (S P R R), Watsonville 
 McFee W J, (C P R R), Wheatland 
 Balcom B G, (N R), Williams 
 
 Dress J A, Willows 
 
 Seyler Chas, (S P R R), Wilmington 
 
 McARTHUR J B, (agt V V & C 
 
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 Valentine E, (Cal P R R), Woodland 
 Aram Joseph, (S P C R R), Wrights 
 Mullen M F, (N R), Yolo 
 
 Haakin D C, (Cal P R R), Yountville 
 
 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 
 
 Gilbert & Brown, Alameda 
 
 Hnnter W B, 
 McKeeJ W, 
 Reynolds J M, 
 
 ROBINSON HENRY, 
 
 Sliepardson H F, 
 
 SMtTH THOS A. 
 HANNA JOHN. 
 
 Lfiwton A J, 
 
 OLDEN WM R. 
 TUFFREE J K. 
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 Ciiniall & Cliapman, 
 
 AMERSONDL&CO, 
 
 Moore A, 
 
 GRAY SAML C. 
 
 LANDJM&CO, 
 
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 Bryant W S, 
 Chapman S, 
 Jewe ll & Son^ 
 
 FIELD JOHN, 
 
 Gotten J W, 
 Mathews E G, 
 Webster H B, 
 Shaver J, 
 
 Fresno 
 
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 Anaheim 
 
 Arbuckle 
 Berkeley 
 
 Benicia 
 
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 Calistoga 
 
 Cloverdale 
 
 Dixon 
 
 East Oakland 
 
 EI Dorado 
 
 BARRETT JH, Elmira 
 
 BELL FRED W, ' Eureka 
 
 Clark Jonathan Dr, " 
 
 Dollison J K, " 
 
 WATSON fc RANDALL, 
 CLARK & McKENZIE. 
 FAYMONVILLE BERI^ARD, 
 
 Luck J C, Gilroy 
 
 Hudson & Rcvnold, Healdsburg 
 
 Johnson G G, HoUistor 
 
 Willis H C, Lathrop 
 
 ALVISO VALENTINE, Livermore 
 LIVERMORE ROBERT, 
 
 Meeker A C, Lodi 
 
 Beaudry Prudent, Los Angeles 
 
 OLASSELL HUGH, 
 GRAHAM D M, 
 
 Hahne S C, 
 
 HERDMAN& JONES. 
 
 Johnson Chas R, 
 Jonas Mrs Doria, 
 Morgan G W, 
 PHILIP P. 
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 SMITH HM, 
 
 Thayer & Graham, 
 White A F & Co, 
 Wicks M J, 
 Wood F W, 
 Hill R, 
 
 STANLEY J R, 
 SMITH F M, 
 AYER L B, 
 
 Merritt Geerge, 
 Sewell Newton, 
 Page E W, 
 Boggs M M, 
 Kimball Bros, 
 (iarthe L, 
 Jackson S H, 
 
 BARNARD W E, 
 
 Beiirdsley & Lloyd, 
 
 Belden E E, 
 
 Benedict, Capell & Logan, 
 
 Bigelow E, 
 
 Bigelow T B, 
 
 Brinckmann G F E, 
 
 Bromley J L, 
 
 Burrell A W, 
 
 Burrall W H, 
 
 CALLAGHAN J, 
 
 Colburn J S & Co, 
 Collins Patrick M, 
 Deniaon I & Co, 
 Doe Luke, 
 Gladding A J, 
 GLADDING A T 
 
 (ireen A V , 
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 HAYS. BLOW & GO, 
 
 Heron E A, 
 Hiends k " o (nson, 
 
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 Marysville 
 
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 Nevada City 
 
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 Ludlum & Mather, 
 McLaughling & Macdonald, 
 McLean Ed, 
 
 Milbury Saml, ^ 
 
 Olney & Co, 
 
 SHATTTJCE & CO. 
 SNYDER A J. 
 
 Surryhiie Wm & Co, 
 
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 Todd J C & Co, 
 Warren Franklin, 
 
 WETMOREJL&CO, 
 WILCOX PS. 
 WOODWARD & TAGGART, 
 
 GRAHAM DM, , Pasadena 
 
 SCUDDER N W, 
 
 Sno\^ J, 
 
 HOOK MR, 
 
 Von Poser Henry. 
 Porter T C, 
 
 BELL JOHN. 
 BORING & WRIGHT. 
 BLAND J C. 
 BROWN J E, 
 
 Clayton J A, 
 Crandell L, 
 j Dilley Jamca S, 
 Dniin James T, 
 
 HENSLEY C B. 
 HIGGINS R L. 
 HILTONWE&CO, 
 
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 MURPHY JM& SON. 
 PARKHURST W A, 
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 PLATT H W, 
 
 Petaluma' Porter & Manluy, 
 •' I Quinhy & Skinner, 
 
 Red Blufi REED & WELCH, 
 
 San Diego 
 
 San Fernando 
 
 San Jose 
 
 
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 Cunningham R F, Riverside' Speiicfr h CJovell, 
 
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 BEAUMONT DUNCAN, (land 
 
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 Bohl Peter, 
 Cadwaladcr & Parsons, 
 
 CAREY JNO T, 
 CHANDLER L C, 
 
 Coleman W P, 
 
 
 DAVIS RICHMOND. 
 
 Felch W C, 
 Hayden C C, 
 
 HICKMAN P L, 
 LEONARD A, 
 
 McClellan VV B, 
 
 SIMMONS M J. 
 SPINKS & ACOCK, 
 STROBEL CARL, 
 SWEETSER & ALSIP, 
 
 Swift Elijah, 
 Wolleb Chas, 
 Van Tassel Theo, 
 Stone & Eardley, 
 
 WINHAM W P L, 
 CONDEE & MITCHELL, 
 
 San Bernardino 
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 Barnard A D, 
 
 San Luis Obispo 
 
 BARTLETT A T, San Mateo 
 
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 Miller Wm J. San Rafael 
 
 HUMPHREYS C W. Santa Ana 
 Saulishury B J, " 
 
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 WINTONNW, 
 
 Woodbridge W H, 
 Jenkins (i C, 
 
 HIHNFA. 
 
 Hu n Is A J, 
 
 MEYRICK & CO, 
 
 Pray & Drennan, 
 Santa Monica Land Co, 
 Davitfson D D, 
 Langdon C W, 
 Matfoon H K & Co, 
 
 PEUGH T M, 
 
 St Helena' Proctor & Reynolds, 
 Salinas City] Rose & Hillis, 
 YOUNG FW. 
 
 Wiley Alix, 
 Abransky M L, 
 Lyon L E, 
 
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 Sauta Cruz 
 
 Santa Monica 
 
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 Sebastopol 
 Stockton 
 
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 Faivre Joseph, 
 Hiic^gins & Reed, 
 
 HITCHCOCK GEO N, 
 
 Horton A E, 
 Keating M, 
 Llewelyn Wm, 
 Mannasse J S & Co, 
 Noell C P, 
 Pauly A, 
 
 Si.a Diego PERRY GEO, 
 Rhodes Alouzo, 
 Severy M, 
 
 TULLYJNO, 
 
 Smith A A, 
 
 AGLER JAMES, 
 
 Blackman H, 
 
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 ALEXANDER TD. 
 
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 Wagner W S, 
 Murdock W C & Co, 
 Fiske George D, 
 
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 West Oakland 
 
 Willows 
 
 Woodland 
 
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 BAROTEAU ATJGUSTE. Alameda 
 
 Beretta Win, 
 
 Corl)ett J J, 
 
 Diilmon R, 
 
 Diedrichsohn A, 
 
 Koch Adam, 
 
 Keree David, 
 
 Koehler H J, 
 
 WALKER R W, 
 
 Kalacich M, (Vienna), 
 
 GRANGER JOSEPH. 
 
 Shay Mrs E, 
 Borsi Clemente, 
 
 WILSON OLIVER H. 
 
 Thduiiis & Oliver, 
 Wright Jonathan (1, 
 Manning Thos, 
 
 SMITH MRS ISAAC P, 
 
 Byan H C, 
 
 CALLIHAN GEO S, 
 
 CoIm! «t Evans, 
 Gowen E W, 
 
 GRUSSY & THIERMAN, 
 
 H'rt Mrs J R, 
 Lafee A, 
 
 McCarty & Tobin, 
 O'Niell E, 
 
 Radoviuh & CJillespie, 
 ShauL'hnessy Mrs M, 
 Tuhinf) D. 
 
 WAGNER D, 
 WALSH & SMITH, 
 
 Wihus & Co, 
 Stearns Wm, 
 Carlston Andrew, 
 
 MILLS JOHN, 
 DOOLEY THOMAS. 
 SIMOR B J. 
 TILTON MRS MATTIE, 
 
 Syinond Geo, 
 Pepan li, 
 
 Ashton J T & Co, 
 Butler H, 
 
 DAVIS J N. 
 ENTREMONT FRANK. 
 
 Folen & MeSherry, 
 Reed J W, 
 Hoffman J no, 
 
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 Nelson J W, 
 
 BACHMANNJ, 
 
 Anderson J, 
 Gnspard F, 
 
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 Dutch Flat 
 
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 Eureka 
 
 Fresno 
 
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 Gall John J, 
 
 ELAEMSELft 
 LETTUNICH & MAZAN, 
 
 Faber J E, 
 
 Farrington G, 
 
 Bonfeldt Henry, Forest Hill 
 
 Dalmett P H, Fort Bidwell 
 
 Guilhamet & Clavere Bros, Gilroy 
 
 MORROW JOHN, 
 
 Gunn Chas, Goleta 
 
 Fritz Isaac, Grangeville 
 
 Heath Mrs L D, Grass Valley 
 
 Seeba Chas F, ' " 
 
 Shaffer Mrs Mary, " 
 
 LARKIN MICHEAL. (Half Moon 
 
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 Harrington Mrs, 
 Smith Carmen, 
 
 Half Moon Bay 
 ' Havilah 
 
 Fromm L, 
 Levy H, 
 Schuler — , 
 Mariiiovich T, 
 Beach Mrs J, 
 Bray Mrs A, 
 Gouilhard B, 
 Day K O, • 
 
 Day & Tenn, 
 Dixon W J, 
 Abbott Mrs Merced, 
 Bayer Joe, 
 Dol V, 
 (tantl J H, 
 (irebe Chris, 
 
 HRANOVELLI GEO S, 
 ILLICH JERRY. 
 
 Precido llario, 
 Spark'J A A, 
 Wright S L, 
 Kelley Wm, 
 Hudson M, 
 Currier & Rutter, 
 Rogers Bros, 
 Briare F D, 
 Cattanes <i, 
 
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 OVANDOJOSE, 
 
 Wilson W T, 
 Swan A, 
 
 Herrington Mrs E, 
 Loventhal I S, 
 Merry L, 
 Monmert & Son, 
 
 SIMONEAU J, 
 
 Cole Benj, 
 Johnson S M, 
 Sound Gus, 
 Tobin Mary, 
 
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 Lacoq C, 
 
 Maloney Mrs Sarah, 
 
 Thomas E B, 
 
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 Independence 
 
 Jackson 
 
 Knight's Landing 
 
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 Bagge Bros, Oakland 
 
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 Carpenter W C, 
 
 miNOSWOBTH S, 
 
 Fisher & Bailey, 
 
 Furniss M, 
 
 Jenson S, 
 
 Kosta & Co, 
 
 Lundy W, 
 
 Marques J, 
 
 Martin's Oyster & Chop House, 
 
 Milloslavisch J, 
 
 Mulliken Mrs M L, 
 
 Negrini James, 
 
 Portal A, 
 
 Rudolph G R, 
 
 Schaefer & Welti, 
 
 Teeter Ann, 
 
 Turner & Strawb ridge , 
 
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 Williams N, 
 
 WELCH J C, 
 
 Brugere Lewis, 
 
 BeIg DANIEL M, 
 
 Kley &, Kriese, 
 Meagher Frank, 
 Nelson Mrs Matilda, 
 Robmson S A, 
 
 COOLETBB, 
 
 Crandall Mrs C G, 
 
 BOBiNSONWB, 
 
 Quinn & Campbell, 
 Projonovirt P, 
 Carroll C J, 
 Miles Nathan, 
 Pierce Mrs M C, 
 Boban J, 
 Bost vick ER, 
 
 CBOinH W P, 
 
 Eagle), 
 Davis & Hogan, 
 
 GOLDEN EAGLE BESTAU 
 
 BANT, (W P Cronin propr), 
 Harrison T E, 
 HOCKWELL FETEB, 
 
 Maina Mearco, 
 
 MUNDCHAS, 
 
 Ostrander & Moberly, 
 Parke Mrs S S, 
 Payen Louis, 
 
 PICOVICH BABTHOLOMEG. 
 
 Prytz Jno, 
 
 atJANCHI & SIHONL 
 BADONICH MOBBIS, 
 
 Rya n Martin, 
 
 SEHENZA A. 
 SMITH J D, 
 WEIMANN&DAHM, 
 
 Woodard M, 
 
 Metcalf Mrs S W, Salinas City 
 
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 San Bernardino 
 San Buenaventura 
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 San Fernando 
 San Diego 
 
 Oroville 
 
 Pacheco 
 
 Petaluma 
 
 Plaeerville 
 
 Pleasanton 
 
 Princeton 
 
 Red BluflFl 
 
 Redding 
 
 Redwood City 
 
 Riverside 
 
 Roseville 
 
 Sacramento 
 
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 Ackerman Herman, 
 
 Hobson Mrs I J, 
 
 Whitehouse Wm, 
 
 Glinn Jno, 
 
 Bennis Sam, 
 
 Hylund & Ihlstrom, 
 
 Stawovich John, <' 
 
 WILLIAMS MABCO, 
 
 Brown John, San Joso 
 
 BUBNS MBS MABY ANN, 
 
 DELLWIG Et (California), 
 
 ELITCH JOHN, 
 
 GLrUBETICH JOHN, (Universal)," 
 
 Gliubetich M, '< 
 
 Lopez Rosa, << 
 
 Milasich Antone, •< 
 
 Miocevich M & Co, " 
 
 Ortega Luz, " 
 
 Pancera Jno, , " 
 
 Radulovich L G, " 
 BUSS JOSEPH, 
 SUZZALLO PETEB. 
 
 Zecovich Antonio, " 
 
 MABTIN JOSEPH. San Lcandro 
 
 Solis Mrs B, San Luis Obispo 
 
 Torres August, «' 
 
 Androda J, San Pablo 
 
 BABNABD M E MBS, (Delmoni- 
 
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 BriggG&J, •' 
 
 Crose Wm, «« 
 
 DULEY M, 
 
 Ramor MB, " 
 
 Murat Mrs J, Santa Barbara 
 
 Raffour Mrs J, •« 
 
 Williams Henry, '< 
 
 BABBIEBI J, (French), 
 Zaro M, 
 
 onrad Chas, 
 Heitz Jos Sc, Son, 
 Henisworth Mrs T W, 
 
 CBANE PETEB, 
 
 Atchison W H, 
 Cavesut J M, 
 Lick Mrs John, 
 Rudorff Wm G, 
 Steinmetz Mrs E, 
 Behrman Henry, 
 De Villalon Isabel, 
 
 DBASCOVIGH & DXTDIGH. 
 
 Givanovich A, 
 
 KINDEBMANN G. 
 LOVBeVICH FBANE, 
 
 Mallon T C, 
 
 MEBSFELDEB L, 
 
 Mitrovich M & Co, 
 Pierce & Smith, 
 Scale randi Mrs M, 
 
 CHBISLEB A. 
 
 Brodeck Mrs H, 
 
 Santa Cruz 
 Santa Rosa 
 
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 JOHNSON L, 
 Silvey T H, 
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 Mardocco Peter, 
 
 Putnam B L, 
 
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 CUSICK RICHARD, 
 
 Magner Michael, 
 
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 Shinn Mrs, 
 
 Silva Joseph & Ben, 
 
 Davidson Mrs Menee, 
 
 Denzler Adam, 
 
 TIPTON J E, 
 
 Richards A D, 
 
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 Carmichael M A, Bieber 
 
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 Peery J W, " 
 
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 Ferguson R P, (shingle), " 
 
 Nye P (supt Shingle Mills), Bridgeport 
 Labadie L & C E, BuUard's Bar 
 
 Leffingwell & Son, Cambria 
 
 Melindy Henry, Cinnabar 
 
 Rock wood Capt •• 
 
 Hobron Geo W, Coulterville 
 
 Meeker Mill, (Meeker Brothers), 
 
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 West Point 
 
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 Laufkotter C, " 
 
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 WILLIAMS RICHARD, Santa Cruz 
 
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 SADDLES AND HARNESS. 
 
 (See Harness and Saddlery.) 
 
 SAFES. 
 
 TURNER GEO, (agt Mosler's Safe 
 Lock Co), Los Angeles 
 
 WILLIAMS W G, (agt Detroit 
 Safes), Sacramento 
 
 SAW MILLS. 
 
 (See also Planing Mills.) 
 
 Macpherson & Wetherbee, Albion 
 
 Salmon Creek (Shingle) Mill Co, " 
 Damsguard John, Alta 
 
 SMITH A, GUY & CO, Anaheim 
 
 Falk h. Chandler, Areata 
 
 FiokeU W Y, (shingles). 
 
 DOLBEER & CARSON. 
 
 Fay G M & Bro, (shingle), 
 Flanagan, Brosman & Co, 
 Jones D R & Co. 
 
 McEAY A & CO, 
 RUSS JOSEPH. 
 VANCE JOHN. 
 
 P M Co, 
 
 Sierra Lumber Co, 
 Jopf & Brown, 
 Benjamin D W C, 
 Noble Robt, 
 Stewart S C, 
 Lunsford II B, 
 Gurne & Ludwig, 
 Korbel F & Bro, 
 Murphy Bros, 
 RuffChas, 
 Fritts J A, 
 Austin J C, 
 lins Alfred, 
 Whitmore F M, 
 Kunter .1 S, 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Fisherman's Bay 
 
 Forest Ranch 
 
 Fort Bidwell 
 
 Georgetown 
 
 Goodyear's Bar 
 Guerneville 
 
 Hansonville 
 
 Happy Camp 
 
 Imsdale 
 
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 Kibesillah 
 Noyo Mill (A W Macpherson), Noyo 
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 Mammoth City 
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 Brown, Harris & Co, 
 Rediker & Owens, 
 Meekers M E & A P, 
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 Peareh J A, 
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 Orleans Bar 
 
 Neylan Jas, 
 Nickerson & Co, 
 Clark W V, 
 McCarthy David, 
 
 KIMBALL JOSEPH. 
 
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 Hurandner John, 
 Bigelow Geo W, 
 Hughes & Bro, 
 Hatch H T, 
 Kerby Jas, 
 Whitney D L, 
 
 
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 San Diego 
 
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 Mason & Co, " 
 
 Donahoo M J, Toll House 
 
 Trinidad Mill Co, Trinidad 
 
 Maxwell & Williams, Trinity Center 
 
 Russian River Land & Lumber Co, 
 
 Tyrone 
 
 Upper Mattole 
 
 Volcano 
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 Dudley & Minor, 
 Brandon A, 
 Whitmore F W, 
 Bemis E, 
 Pharis S P, 
 Comstock I3ros, 
 Morrell Bros, 
 Orcutt A, 
 
 Yocumville 
 
 SALOONS. 
 
 (See Liquors.) 
 
 SCHOOLS. 
 
 College of St Augustine, (Ut Rev J 
 H D WiugHeld, D D L L 1) prest,), 
 
 Benicia 
 
 MANSFIELD, L D DR. (a"pt 
 
 Young Ladies' Seminary), " 
 
 St Catherine's Convent, " 
 
 THE UNIVERSITY OF CALI- 
 FORNIA. {John Ije Conto prest) 
 
 Berkeley 
 
 Mills Seminary, (C T Mills princi- 
 pal), Brooklyn 
 
 KNOXDALE INSTITUTE, (K K 
 
 Hill principal), Brownsville 
 
 HUMBOLDT SEMINARY, (H 1) 
 
 Lathrop, D D), lOurcka 
 
 ST JOSEPH'S INSTITUTE, 
 
 Convent of the Immaculate Heart of 
 Mary, (Mensia Hartorano sibter 
 superior), (iilroy 
 
 SMITH J D, (Liverinore College), 
 
 I^ivermore 
 
 LA FETRA C W, (propr Los An- 
 gelea Business College), Los Angeles 
 
 LOS ANGELES ACADEMY, (O 
 
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 Richardson Rev M B, (principal St 
 Vincent's College), " 
 
 Sisters School, (conducted by Sis- 
 ters of Charity), 
 
 COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME. 
 
 (Sister Aloyaius superioress), 
 
 Maryaville 
 
 NAPA COLLEGIATE INSTI- 
 TUTE (A E Lasher principal). Nana 
 NAPA LADIES' SEMINARY, 
 
 (F A McDonald principal), •< 
 
 Baptist J, (superioress Convent of 
 our Lady of the Sacred Heart), Oakland 
 
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 CALIFORNIA MILITARY 
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 GOLDEN GATE ACADEMY, 
 
 (Rev H E Jowitt), 
 
 OAKLAND BUSINESS COL- 
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 Sackett School, (D O Sackett priu), '' 
 
 Placerville Academy, (E B Conkiii 
 propr), Placerville 
 
 Hunt VV S, (Young Ladies' Semina- 
 ry), _ Sacramento 
 
 Sacramento Business College, (E C 
 Atkinson prest), " 
 
 SACRAMENTO INSTITUTE, 
 
 (conducted by the Christian 
 Brothers), " 
 
 Sacramento Mechanical School, (Jo- 
 siah Johnson trustee), " 
 
 SACRAMENTO SEMINARY, 
 
 (Mrs Harmon Perry principal), " 
 Saint Joseph's Convent, (Sister Mary 
 
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 Gates Mrs O W, (seminary), San Diego 
 Allen Chas H, (secy State Normal 
 
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 BRIESEN AE, (Cosmopolitan 
 
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 COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME, 
 
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 ST JOHl^ INSTITUTION. 
 
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 Carman Mr & MrsW L P, (com- 
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 Cooper Mrs Ellwood, (college), 
 
 Santa Barbara 
 
 St Vincent's School, (Sisters of 
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 Leniiebacker Miss & Mrs Eastlack, 
 (Young Ladies' School), Santa Cruz 
 
 STOCKTON BUSINESS COL- 
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 Gregory Rev U, (prest California 
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 St Vincent's Benevolent School, Vallcjo 
 
 St Vincent Convent School, (Dom- 
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 Los Angeles 
 
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 Bliven James I ft Co, Oakland 
 
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 Bones J K, 
 
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 Tickner F L, 
 
 CJeorgciowii & Auburn Stage Line, 
 
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 Paine John, Gilroy 
 
 Grangeville & Kingsbury Stage Line, 
 
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 Pitcher H S. Half Moon Bay 
 
 HAMILTON WM, (Forest Line of 
 
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 Lawrence A M, Los Angeles 
 
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 THOMPSON J W, (San Diego & 
 
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 STONE W S, (gen supt Califor- 
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 KENFIELD D M, controller, 
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 SHANKUN JAS W, surveyor- 
 
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 Campbell Fred M, supt schools, *' 
 
 Morrison R F, chief justice, " 
 
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 Thornton J D, associate justice, 
 I{os8 E M. associate justice, " 
 
 (Jros0 Frank W, clerk of supremo 
 
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 CRAVENS ROBT 0. librarian, ' 
 
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 Brom Antonio, 
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 Wasner P A & Co, 
 Littlefield & Wiggins, 
 
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 MoNamara T J, 
 Bearwald Henry, 
 KocliL'r J, 
 Snow N D, 
 Freiermuth H, 
 Lhiipman .1 J, 
 
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 JAMES W W. 
 CLARK A G & CO, 
 
 Edwards S & Co, 
 Hoin J N, 
 Kimball E, 
 Menner& White, 
 Christeiiseu N, 
 Anderson J C, 
 Dalziel Jiis, 
 Dalziel & Moller, 
 
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 Lakeport 
 
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 Lodi 
 
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 Marysville 
 
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 Freeman & Kiemmer 
 
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 Pinkney M, 
 Heilrath J, 
 Brelle F, 
 Berry A E, 
 Norton H, 
 Marsh Isaac, 
 Jackson S J & J M, 
 LEWIS L L & CO. 
 
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 Kellogg Leonard, 
 Bearnsen N, 
 
 HATS BROS. 
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 DAVIS & SmTH. 
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 Steeves J H, St Helena 
 
 Eitzert Peter, Salinas City 
 
 Schafer F, 
 
 Webster J A, 
 
 DREW H L, San Bernardino 
 
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 B^KER F W JR, San Buenaventura 
 
 Todd C D, 
 
 Julian A H, 
 
 Stewart E, 
 
 WILLIAMS W E. 
 
 Behrendt Edw, 
 
 CAMPBELL MILTON, 
 KLEIN E. 
 STOCK J. 
 
 White Jaa J, 
 
 TOCCO JOHN & CO. 
 
 Anderson J, 
 
 PATTISON & HANSON, 
 
 San Luis Obispo 
 Smith E J, 
 Turner S M, 
 KINSELLA RICHARD. San Rafael 
 
 DIBBLE R H. 
 
 Haywood J S & Co, 
 Edwards & Boeseke, 
 Roeder & Ott, 
 
 San Diego 
 
 San Jose 
 
 San Juan 
 
 Dibbla J H, 
 Elliott S A & Co, 
 Menzel R, 
 
 BOWMAN 0. 
 
 Heath & Byrne, 
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 Hogan Howard, 
 Mills Jas T, 
 ROWE ROBT. 
 RUHL & FLOTD. 
 KERNS J W, 
 
 Lark A E, 
 Grable S W & Co, 
 Callaway & Mitchell, 
 
 SIMPSON JOHN, 
 McGINTRY JOHN S 
 STEVENS F P, 
 
 Cotton A T, 
 Brunner F, 
 Cliff & Metzger, 
 Baer B, 
 Luce E A, 
 Walsh P R, 
 Wright M J, 
 Anms Alex, 
 Cox C J, 
 
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 (i rover Bros, 
 Kennedy Jno, 
 Shields Thos, 
 Bentley H, 
 
 ORISWOLD C F. 
 
 Kuliu H & Bro, 
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 MILLER HUGO, 
 
 Patterson J, 
 
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 JONES MISS L, 
 
 Los Angeles 
 Oakland 
 
 Sacramento 
 
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 Standard Sugar Manufactory, Alvarado 
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 California Sugar Manufactory Co, 
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 Moore Wm, " 
 
 Reynold Wm P, " 
 
 Stevenson H J, " 
 
 McBride Wm, Mammoth City 
 
 Symington R B, (U S Min'l) Nevada City 
 Eayer J N, Oakland 
 
 Trimble I, Olema 
 
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 Cloud J J, 
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 Coombe Jno, 
 Hermann Bros, 
 Austin M, 
 ELLIS T J, 
 
 Cooper A S, 
 Bennett M V, 
 
 Point Arena 
 Quincy 
 
 Red Bluff 
 
 Redwood City 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 San Buenaventura Tier H, 
 
 Hoess Frank, Folsom 
 
 Johnson Jos, Franklin 
 
 Stevenson I, " 
 
 Studer Geo, (merchant), Fresno 
 
 Williams Wm, Georgetown 
 
 Cohn P, (merchant), Gilroy 
 
 HoUinberg Wm, " 
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 Fourard A, (merchant), " 
 
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 Czarnecki F, " 
 
 Jacobs M & A, Healdsbure 
 Owen W D, 
 
 Boldand Gustave, HoUister 
 
 Gussefold Wm, (merchant), " 
 SHAW J B, 
 
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 Santa Barbara 
 
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 Priest R, 
 
 SMITH JOHN 0, 
 
 Rafael N, 
 Mendelson M A, 
 Wild C, 
 Merrill W C, 
 Reich Geo, 
 
 Underwood Mrs J G, 
 Opperman Julius, 
 Berwin S, 
 
 GOLDBERG R, 
 
 Karris'^ ', Epstine & Co, 
 
 Johnson S, 
 
 O'Neill J, 
 
 Bounsall Jno, 
 
 FRANEY JOS. (merchant), 
 
 HACHMANN HARRY. 
 
 Waterland Wm, (merchant). 
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 Reiuinghaus R, Chinese Camp 
 
 Jorss J F, Colusa 
 
 Markliam C E, Coloma 
 
 Miller Geo, 
 Lander C H, Darwin 
 
 KEBR. RORT, (merchant), Dixon 
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 Thompson James, 
 Holland Simeon, 
 
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 Shauessey J, 
 
 SAVISARE J. 
 
 Staab H G, 
 Burns Jno, 
 Wiekins Geo, 
 Laiisdell A, 
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 Bimbaum J, 
 Cordiner C L, 
 Gallwas F, 
 
 LINDftXTIST F. 
 
 Marteen Horatio, 
 McConville J A, 
 McMahon H, 
 Mendelsohn B, 
 
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 Solomon B, 
 StoU Chas, 
 Voyeset F, 
 Walsh Peter, 
 Eilerman Henry, 
 Gerken & Meyer, 
 Voss Henry, 
 McClellan P, 
 Nudeacher Joseph, 
 Rosenthal A, 
 Kegan G, 
 Chantry Mrs Mary, 
 
 JIRANW, 
 
 May R, 
 Walters F, 
 Harper Thos, 
 Ruggles .1 R, 
 
 MANSEN ft OLSEN. 
 JOHNSON C A, 
 WIPRUT MORRIS, 
 
 Bluml)erg A, 
 Downing J W, 
 Merrill W C, 
 Schmidt F M, 
 Borrelle J, 
 Brokamp Benj, 
 Brown & McKinnon, 
 
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 Oroville 
 Petaluma 
 
 Placerville 
 
 Plymouth 
 Point Arena 
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 Redding 
 
 Redwood City 
 
 Rio Vista 
 
 Rocklin 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 Francis S, Oakland 
 
 Greaves William, 
 
 Healjr M J, 
 
 Jennig Goldhold D, 
 
 Levy Wolff, 
 
 Moitan H, 
 
 NICOLL ALEXANDER, 
 ROBERTS W E. 
 
 Samuels Baruett, 
 Stein A, 
 SLOANAKER J N. 
 
 STRATHERN WILLIAM. 
 
 Witkowsky H, 
 KURT HEXRT. 
 
 Marks P H, 
 Phillips J, 
 Schnitz X, 
 Brown A A, 
 Cohn A, 
 
 Rogers Julius C, 
 Davis J D, 
 Cohn J, 
 
 BLACK SAMUEL, 
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 Contuer J, 
 Foisse B P, 
 
 ORTNEROF, 
 
 Frederick L F, 
 Alexander Mrs Mary, 
 
 ANDERSON & JOHNSON, 
 
 Anderson J, 
 Buckley P J, 
 Cohn S^^-muel, 
 Dombrower S, 
 Ebert E G, 
 FoyF M, 
 Haberkom W, 
 
 HANSON OTTO. 
 
 KAT SAMUEL H, 
 
 Leroy J Jr, 
 Levy M, 
 MoCANN H. 
 
 Merrill W C, 
 Morris Michael, 
 Nessel & Garbe, 
 
 NICOLL THE TAILOR. 
 TROMENSCHLAOER JOSEPH, 
 
 Van Oixlen John, 
 
 VINNEMTER JOSEPH. 
 
 Wilson M, 
 Woolf Geo, 
 Dally F, 
 
 BROWN H P. 
 
 STOKES JAMES. 
 
 Kinsky Marks, 
 
 Zirkel Frank, 
 
 Blumenthal J, 
 
 Cohen Marcus, 
 
 Farrell Thos, 
 
 Lehmann Theodore, 
 
 BENOITBROS. SanJoae 
 
 Bernstein J, 
 
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 Salinas City 
 
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 Hagerty Jno, 
 
 Harlen H J, 
 
 Lossman L, 
 
 Quilty D, 
 
 Miotke Frank, 
 
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 Richardson W, " 
 
 Goodman & Phillips, San Luis Obisno 
 
 OREEN K. 
 
 Heyd Louis, ' " 
 
 Loewensteiu J, " 
 
 Dupargue L, San Rafael 
 
 Koiistanl J, « 
 
 Peter S, « 
 
 Tumpertz H, " 
 
 PARISH W B. Santa Aua 
 Connolly Daniel, Santa Barbara 
 
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 Moley N J, " 
 
 Dinegan J H, Santa Clara 
 
 Heitmann Henry, Santa Cruz 
 
 Hughes David P, •< 
 
 Sheraniake M, «< 
 
 Bloomiiigton L, Santa Rosa 
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 Marks H, " 
 
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 Weber K C , « 
 
 HARRIS HENRY, Suisuu 
 
 FRITCHIE M. True' »e 
 
 Lages Louis, Teliei.,a 
 
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 Wynne Owen, Vacaville 
 
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 Gassner W J, 
 McDonald J K, 
 (iirard L, 
 
 CRIST & CO, 
 
 Bootes J s 
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 McBain Thos H, 
 Kf-ynolds J A, 
 
 BURGER HENERY, 
 
 Frank Bros, 
 
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 Santa Clara 
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 Casper 
 
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 East Oakland 
 
 Eureka 
 
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 Hanna Harry, (W U), Anaheim 
 
 Baker & Olden, Antioch 
 
 Caasidy Mrs B D, (C P), Auburn 
 
 Stavens S M, (W U), 
 (Joodrich E W, (W U), Bakerstield 
 
 Taylor Miss Addie R, (W U), Banning 
 WOOD ROYAL JR, (W U), Banta 
 Atwood L C, (W U), Benicia 
 
 Cornwall A \V, Black's Diamond 
 
 Dennis Aaron, (W U), Black Station 
 
 CECIL DL,(WU). 
 
 Brown J A, (W U), 
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 Borden Rhodes, (VV T), 
 LoveEB, (WU), 
 Lardner F, {W U), 
 MinorR A, (WU), 
 Eagan Richard, (W U), 
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 Dpnverton 
 
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 Downey City 
 
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 Elk Grove 
 
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 Forest City 
 
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 Cayucaa 
 
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 BARBEY i L, (^^ U), 
 
 xMurphy B J, (W U), 
 
 THOICPSONS, 
 
 Simpson John, (W U), 
 
 NURSE S K. 
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 BANKSJK, (WU), 
 
 Jennings Wm, (W U), 
 Wilkerson B D, (W U;, 
 
 DUFFEY E, 
 
 McClure E L, l\\ U), 
 Hirsch & Cobkntz, (W U), 
 Lawrence Chas, 
 Kendall C B, (W U), 
 
 BURKE H, (W U), 
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 ERICSON A W, (W U), 
 FROST JOHN H. IW U), 
 
 Kinney J, (W U), 
 
 WESTON RS, 
 
 Cowden M H, 
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 Holmes W A (VV U), 
 Moore L A, (W U), 
 Fitzsrcrald C M, (VV U), 
 
 EMLAYOL, (WU), 
 
 Schiveley C H, (VV U), 
 Naglor Chas, (VV U), 
 Stone L C, (VV U), 
 
 LEVY BROS, (W U), Half 
 
 Donaper Benj, (W U), 
 
 Love Bros, (VV U), 
 
 (.'areson & Harrison, (Hoi Tel), Hollister 
 
 Porter Robt, (VV U), Hydesville 
 
 RAGSDALE J, (W U), lone City 
 
 Carder J B, (W U), Iowa Hill 
 
 Amador Telephone Co, Jackson 
 
 BUTTERFEELD F F, (S J & C C), 
 
 Jamestown 
 Whipple J F, (WU), 
 McGEE W D, (C L & M), 
 
 Berry Fred, (VV U), 
 Duden C VV, 
 Fleming A C, (VV U), 
 GODFREY H J, (WU), 
 
 Rudolph & Son, (W U), 
 Koppikus D W, (VV U), 
 Furman N, 
 McCaffrey T, 
 Stewart GQ,(WU), 
 McFarland A J, 
 STANLEY J R, (manager 
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 Borden Sheldon, (W U), Madera 
 
 Penny John,(W U), Madison 
 
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 Green D, (W U), Millbrae 
 
 TEEL CHAS A, (manager Millville 
 
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 Glasford Wm, Milton 
 
 CLABK P, (W U), Milpitas 
 
 Holtham W J, (W U), Modesto 
 
 Mahoney W H, Mohave 
 
 TEREILL & PETERS, ( W U), 
 
 Mokelumne Hill 
 SNIVELEYJB,(WU), Monterey 
 
 CregoH, (VVU), Muphy's 
 
 Beck Miss Grace, (W U), Napa 
 
 McPhail Miss I, (VV U), Napa Junction 
 RICE D A, (W U), New Castle 
 
 Gifford John T, (W U), Newhall 
 
 THORNTON & ZORLAND. 
 
 New Hope 
 Nivens A, (W U), Nevada City 
 
 Mortimer Wm, (W U), Niles 
 
 COLBY & POND, Nord 
 
 Swan A B, (W U), North San Juan 
 
 Tingman W J, Nortonville 
 
 CravfordEC, Oakdale 
 
 American Dist Tel Co, Oakland 
 
 Betts J, (W U), 
 
 Emerson R & G W, (Oakland Tele- 
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 Emerson R& G W, (Bay Coast Tele 
 
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 Western Union Tel Co, 
 SMITH R W, (W U), OroviUe 
 
 McLean John, ( W U), Paso De Robles 
 HOLDER JOHN, (W U), Penryn 
 
 OARRETSON JOHN, (W U), 
 
 Pescadero 
 SINGLEYCHASE, (WU), Petaluma 
 Western Union Tel Co,(H B Higl>ee 
 
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 Stewart J E, (W U), Placerville 
 
 McPherson — , (W U), Plainsburg 
 
 Boydston U A, (VV U), Pleasanton 
 
 Fafk A (W U), Plymouth 
 
 MANDERSCHEID GEO. (W iJ), 
 
 Port Harford 
 Whitlock J H, (VV U), 
 Taylor (i W, (W U), 
 Parker Miss H E (VV U), 
 Bowers VV C, (W U), 
 Montezuma Telegraph Co, 
 Overton Miss K F, (W U), 
 
 MUm J A, (W U), 
 LEVINGER M, (W U), 
 
 Jones Thomas R, 
 Allen J F, (W U), 
 Gill J B, (Sacramento 
 
 Exchange), 
 Wallace W I, (W U), 
 Abbott Chas S, (W U), 
 Martin W J, (W U), 
 ALLEN H G, (W U), 
 BLOW R T, (W U), 
 
 Quiiicy 
 Red Blutf 
 
 Redding 
 
 Ravenna 
 
 Rio Vista 
 
 Riverside 
 
 Rocklin 
 Roseville 
 
 Sacramento 
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 Salida 
 
 Salinas City 
 
 San Andreas 
 
 San Bernardino 
 
 Gray T F, (W U), San Buenaventura 
 THOMPSON J W, (W U), San Diego 
 
 GRISWOLD H W. San Fernando 
 
 Slosson H V, (W U), San Gabriel 
 
 Bailey J R, (VV U and Dist), San Jose 
 Bay & Coast Telegraph Co (George 
 
 Carson manager), « 
 
 Carson Geo, (Telephone Exchange), " 
 CARGILL C G, (W U), San Juan 
 
 Bennett J B, (W U), San Luis Obispo 
 Goldbaum VVm, San Luis Rev 
 
 GOLDTREE & CO, (W U), San Miguel 
 Hoge T M, (manuger W U), Santa Ana 
 HASKELL A E, (supt), Santa Barbara 
 Kingsbury Frank, (VV U), " 
 
 Norcross Miss J, (VV'' U), " 
 
 O'Melveny E H, (W U), Santa Monica 
 TILLOTSON H J. (W U), San Pablo 
 SHEPARD A H, (W U), St Paula 
 Brown Felix G, ( W U), Santa Rosa 
 
 Dpychart J, (manager W U), " 
 
 Foster J H, (W U), Sargent's Station 
 Bailey J H, ( W U), Santa Cruz 
 
 Breedan L, (W U), Savannah 
 
 STEWART J JR, (W U),SanQuentin 
 PAIGE C L, ( W U), Shasta 
 
 Long W H, (VV U), Sheridan 
 
 Berry R K, (W U). Shingle Springs 
 
 Bowers Geo M, (VV U), Spadra 
 
 Lyons Miss Nellie, Sonoma 
 
 STREET CHAS E. Sonera 
 
 Wheaton W E, ( W U), Soquel 
 
 Shelling F A, (W U), South Vallejo 
 SHEARER BEN, (W U), Stockton 
 Leake W S, (WU), Suisun 
 
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 Van Vleet H (VV U), Truckee 
 
 Taylor W A, (W U), Tulare 
 
 Brown Wm, ( W U), Turlock 
 
 HART J S, (W U), Ukkh 
 
 Stone G A, (W U), Vacaville 
 
 Haines I H, (VVU), Visalia 
 
 Grant Miss E P, (W U), Watsonville 
 McFee W J, (W U), Wheatland 
 
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 SeylerChas, (W U), Wilmington 
 
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 Fitzgerald R A. (VV U), WootUaml 
 
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 Whiteside Hall, (Odd Fellows man- 
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 Grangeville Hall Ass'n, Grangevillc 
 LOVE'S HALL (Thos Love), Jackson 
 Isaac B & Bro, lone City 
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 Gerniivnia Hall, Oakland 
 GLADDING R S, (manager Opera 
 
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 Tcutonia Hall, (David Wemmer), " 
 Metropolitan Theatre (Jos Bailey 
 
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 HORTON'S HALL, (J H Richard- 
 
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 HOWARD F A, (propr Town 
 
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 TINNERS. 
 
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 Bfiner Bros, 
 
 GUTHRIE BROS, 
 
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 Merrall John H, 
 Jacks Samuel, 
 Webber J S, 
 Bo.le H, 
 Vinter W 0, 
 WHITE A W, 
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 San Mateo 
 
 San Andreas 
 
 San Jiise 
 
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 San Leiindro 
 
 WILLIAMS RICHARD, Santa Cruz 
 
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 Smith A S, 
 Waters Jas, 
 Bonnell B F, 
 Gonner John, 
 Hess Jno, 
 Bullock John C, 
 Kimball E N, 
 Willis T W, 
 Dutton Oscar, 
 
 Sawyer's Bar 
 
 Sierra Valley 
 
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 VuUejo 
 
 Washin;top. 
 
 West Oakland 
 
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 Winters 
 
 Yolo 
 
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 6ILLEY & CO, 
 
 Doty M.irk, 
 Al)r.iham L, 
 liaupt ,r, 
 Watson (J W, 
 Wiiito & Waterman, 
 Brioii A .1 03, 
 
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 P^irry Isaac, 
 Doakin .1 F, 
 Hicikiiiau K R, 
 
 RICKMAN W F, 
 
 B'akcly F A, 
 Dale Wni. 
 
 Tiioinpson Jolni G, 
 Haii^iotti Francisco, 
 Howell H, 
 
 DUKES. 
 
 Jarvii H H. 
 Hut'jhisoii W M, 
 Kay H C, 
 
 CHASE HB, 
 
 Miiiiaon Joi, 
 Coft'y Aminon, 
 Ash Henry, 
 Abraham G A, 
 BellP, 
 
 Antioch 
 
 Beiiicia 
 
 HiijL's 
 
 Clovertlale 
 
 Duniiigan 
 
 East Oakland 
 
 Fernd.de 
 
 HELLMAN S, 
 
 Sweet J J, 
 
 Scr ntoii Theo E, 
 
 COOPER JNO F, 
 DALE & CO, 
 
 Wheuler E W, 
 
 GOODRICH J A. 
 
 HobbsW H B, 
 (ieovanessi Frank, 
 Solomon Mrs Mary A, 
 Wartl J C, 
 
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 Oakland 
 
 Sacramento 
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 San Luis Obispo 
 
 Santa Cruz 
 
 Stockton 
 
 Temescal 
 
 Visalia 
 
 TRANSFER COMPANIES, 
 
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 ILmford 
 
 Hayward.s 
 
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 Los Angeles 
 
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 Marysville 
 
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 GEORGE THOS, Grass Valley 
 
 BILLS & GLOVER, (propr S P 
 
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 GLOVER R C. (S P), 
 
 Osborne .lohn, (Osborne's Transfer), " 
 Walls D. (S F T Co), Petaluma 
 
 Sacramento Transfer Co, (Caswell 
 
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 GRIFFIN BROS, (Omnibus) San Jose 
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 Schwab M A, Napa 
 
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 DBEW H C, San Jose 
 
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 Greenwood J, Amador 
 
 Backs T & J, Anaheim 
 
 Brewer II W, Autioch 
 
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 Mann V V, Auburn 
 NIEDERAUB JACOB, Bakersfield 
 
 Sanborn L D, Benicia 
 
 Webb Wm, Biggs 
 
 Friend Mrs A, Bodie 
 
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 FETTERS & WILLIAMS. Chico 
 HALLET & LOY, 
 
 Livernash J H, 
 
 BICKNELLTHOS. 
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 Miller J, 
 
 LAW A J, 
 DAINES & SON. 
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 Johnson B, 
 
 STORY FF, 
 
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 Simmons Adam, 
 Puff Chas, 
 Grist & Young, 
 
 BLACK J M, 
 CREVLINQ D H. 
 
 Bales & Buttcrfield, 
 Lithgow Jno. 
 
 STUART J M, 
 
 Clinton & Fink'v, 
 Stanley Geo, 
 
 CLUFF & SMITH. 
 
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 Neitzke E, 
 PONET & ORR, 
 
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 Barnes A P, 
 Fronk & Gliddcn, 
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 Cleveland & Hardesty, Modesto 
 
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 GILES JAMES & CO, H^iyi 
 
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 NEEBHAM J E. Plymouth 
 
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 Kinrnau Thos, Rio Vista 
 
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 HORTON GEORGE, 
 
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 WHITE J E. 
 
 Brooker & iininhold, San Bernardino 
 
 RICHARDSON JOSEPH, 
 
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 SULLIVAN F J & CO. San Jo8« 
 
 TRUEMAN & WOODROW, 
 
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 Pacific Coffin Manufry, (M Nelson 
 
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 Lowden W H, (U S deputy assessor), 
 
 VVeaverville 
 Downing Major P H, (collector of 
 
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 fftone Livingston, (U 8 fish com), Baird 
 Kcberts C F, (reg U S land office, Eureka 
 Cooper Solomon, (recv U 8 laud 
 
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 Briggs 11 M, (reg U S land office), 
 
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 Childs H L, (dep U S int rev col), " 
 DTJNLAP J D, (dop U S marshal), 
 
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 Warner J J,(U S reg in bankruptcy), " 
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 Marysville rudey R. 
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 Bremer Louis, 
 
 KEYMER H J. 
 
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 Alameda 
 
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 Downieville 
 
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 Los Angeles 
 
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 Kelly Jas V, (int rev col), San Jose 
 Waltby Chas, (col U 8 int rev), 
 
 Santa Barbara 
 Otia H G, (U 8 treas dop Alaska), " 
 Patterson E U, (U 8 deputy marshal), 
 
 Santa Cruz 
 Williams EL, (deputy clerk iut rev)," 
 
 DOBROWSKY ADOLPHUS, (rec 
 
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 HOPPINQ WM E. (reg U 8 land 
 
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 Susan ville 
 HAWES HORACE, (U S court 
 
 CORTESI D A, 
 
 Hartnacke & Rodgers, 
 Motz Henry, 
 
 SALE WM, 
 
 Walmsley D H, 
 Cruthers B, 
 
 EASTON A, 
 
 Eckstroni Albert, 
 
 PRATT L A. 
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 DALBEY F, 
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 Stockton 
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 Vallejo 
 
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 Watsonville 
 
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 Yreka 
 
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 Castroville 
 
 Wjltson J E, 
 
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 Smith H, 
 
 Dixon 
 
 Wolfe T W, 
 
 Downey City 
 
 Barrett C A, 
 
 Dutch Flat 
 
 BBOWH ADAM. 
 
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 Wayland Wm A, 
 
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 Scott J C, 
 
 Forest Hill 
 
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 Folsom 
 
 SANDERS JOHN M. 
 
 Fort Bidwell 
 
 Burleigh J M, 
 
 Fresno 
 
 Oberdeener W, 
 
 (iilroy 
 
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 Graniteville 
 
 Harris S M, 
 
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 Rolierts Stephen, 
 
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 Cowper J, 
 Hornn Frederick M, 
 
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 WIGHT R B, 
 
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 Wagner S, 
 Btruh H, 
 Carothers W 0, 
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 LEWIS MRSS G, 
 
 Salmon Jno, 
 Gr.^y N E, 
 
 GILLIAM S M, 
 
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 Hughes B B, 
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 Hines E, 
 
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 Lodi 
 
 Los Angeles 
 
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 Marysville 
 
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 Milton 
 
 Modesto 
 
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 Murphy's 
 
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 Oakland 
 
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 Plymouth 
 
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 Potter Valley 
 
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 MOBRIS SAMUEL, 
 
 Murphy Jno, 
 Schiniller Mrs H, 
 
 COHEN LYON, 
 
 H;.rt VV, 
 
 Lloy.l J>\V, 
 
 McDougall J H, 
 
 Ikichardson Mra A E, 
 
 Kllriiigton Thus, 
 
 Suhr P C, 
 
 Franz E, San Buenaventuni 
 
 BecTi W A, San Dieg 
 
 DALY JOHN C, 
 
 DcHiuond John (ornamental shells), " 
 
 GHILDS T F. San Jose 
 
 fSchlesiiiger M, 
 
 (■iirdill.i Marie, San Jiinn 
 
 Harris S, 
 
 Fijfher J F, San Luis Obispo 
 
 CHANDLER IRA, Santa Ana 
 
 BOWE B N. 
 
 TUBNEB E, 
 
 Levy J, Santa Barbara 
 
 Parma Gr B, 
 
 Sninmcra Mrs E J, 
 
 Thomas (ieo W, 
 
 BilliuKS J M, 
 
 Knowlus J, 
 
 Morrow Miss E, 
 
 Piirrufnio J & Co, 
 
 OLMSTED JOHN C, 
 
 Doran M M, 
 Saory 1) S, 
 
 PREHN F, 
 
 Davis Mrs M L, 
 Kutritid Jas, 
 Brown John A, 
 
 CLOSE H, 
 
 Dodgo D F & Co, 
 K« inedy W T, 
 
 STOCKMON D M, 
 
 IJtligow J no, 
 Versidovich V, 
 
 GYLE H. 
 
 Taiuiebaum S, 
 Weakley & Boss, 
 Diiieley S, 
 Seliuinau Louis, 
 
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 Do Avila G, 
 
 Folger Mrs, 
 
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 Bibb L, Winters 
 
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 Jlafky Mrs P, 
 La Bousier Joseph, 
 O'Connor J C, 
 St Louis (ieo C, 
 
 BINGHAM W Vf, 
 
 Woodland 
 
 Yuba City 
 
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 BOWEBY JOHN. 
 
 Shelley T B, 
 lidmondiCH, MD, 
 Wiedman A, 
 ShaiTer Fritz, 
 
 Castroville 
 
 Marysville 
 
 Los Angeles 
 
 Lo9 Ban 08 
 
 San Fernando 
 
 VINEGAR AND PICKLES. 
 
 Bergmann A, 
 Korb Jacob, 
 
 LAZIEB D & CO, 
 
 Buuschenbach Louis, 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 Marysville 
 
 San Jose 
 
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 Stockton 
 
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 Watsonville 
 
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 Amador 
 
 Anaheim 
 
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 Antelope 
 
 Berkeley 
 
 Bird's Landing 
 
 Bloomfield 
 
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 Cumbria 
 
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 Huberts VV, 
 
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 Gilzert John G, Collegeville 
 
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 Rich H, 
 
 Williamson J H, 
 
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 Vincent M, 
 
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 Galvin & Lebrecht, " 
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 Sohst Bros, '* 
 
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 Hig^ins W S, Orovillo 
 
 WELCH L S, 
 
 WHITE JNO W. Pachcco 
 
 HoUiiigsworth H T, Pasnadea 
 
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 Zartman W & Co, 
 
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 Mokelumne Hill 
 
 Monterey 
 Monticcllo 
 
 Lacke J B, 
 Lnndar A W, 
 Phillipps I, 
 
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 Kpperaon Danl, 
 SciimmanJ F, 
 Cubert Fredk, 
 Cunningham G D, 
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 PERRY P, 
 
 Braunon & Rooney, 
 
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 JOHNSON & BLUE, 
 
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 Overahiner G J, 
 
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 Olin Peater, 
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 Dunshee John, 
 Warn T L. 
 
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 Rio Vista 
 Riverside 
 
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 Rohnerville 
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 Covington E H, 
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 HEINLEN J R. Hanford 
 
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 Salinas City 
 
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 Stockton 
 
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 DONAHOO J M. Eresno 
 
 LUIT WEILER S W, Eos Angeles 
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 DAVIS JF& SON. . 
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 HATCH J C. 
 HARRIS HENRY. 
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 Stockton 
 
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 Coostcr JohnS & Co, 
 Hutchinson Robert, 
 McCall Wm & Co, 
 Nelson i Anderson, 
 Orfcley John J, 
 Wade Henry, 
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 Powell W, H, 
 Coulter A; Bayley, 
 Bird Jno, 
 Mein Robt, 
 
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 Carroll J H, 
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 Hill W W, Willows 
 
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 Batavia 
 
 Bird'a Landing 
 
 IMlogrim P,^ 
 Scliribner \V H, 
 Ainsworth W H, 
 
 HORN GEO. 
 BALL CHAS, 
 
 llibbavd & Somnier, 
 Bassett 1-' d, 
 
 BOBST J R, 
 
 Parker & Norris, 
 Purdv H H, 
 
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 SCHAVFELE & GIEAllDIN " 
 
 AMSTUTZ H L, Nap i 
 
 Brick C J, 
 Myers P, 
 Schniied W H B, 
 Brand C J, 
 Crane A N, 
 Martin P N, 
 Cain Harry H M, 
 Cowk's J 0, 
 LMwhrds R W, 
 Ellis W G, 
 Enie E, 
 Kdly R T, 
 L.itlirop 8, 
 
 MARTIN P N, 
 
 AlcCluro Bros, 
 
 Mueller & Steffiinoni, 
 
 Heading .[, 
 
 Siinuiels 8, 
 
 Young John F, 
 
 Rowley A A, Panhceo 
 
 Baur John, Petulunia 
 
 lSavui;e John, 
 
 STEARNS F R, 
 TRUELSON CHRISTIAN C, 
 
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 Nevada City 
 
 North San Juan 
 
 Oakdale 
 
 Oakland 
 
 ^'ARSS F F, 
 Mull M A, 
 Siuwart .! A, 
 Flench (Jeo, 
 8ymouds H S, 
 Hynian M, 
 Thiel G A, 
 Ihivia H A P, 
 HOVEYJJ, 
 
 Hynian K, 
 
 KLUNEJE 
 MONNIEB AUGUST. 
 
 Placerville 
 
 Plymouth 
 
 Point Arena 
 
 Reddin 
 
 Redwood City 
 
 Rohnervillc 
 
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 Olsson Jno, 
 PATCHEN T A, 
 WILKE CHAS. 
 
 Me Vicar C, 
 VVitherell R H, 
 Witlierspoon M C, 
 GASS A M, 
 AHLERS HENRY C, 
 
 Ccipt (iua, 
 
 CASTRU & BRO, 
 
 Lansing E D, 
 Veuve E L, 
 Chatelii-'u Saml, 
 (Jfissaer N"atii.ui, 
 
 KUHL W, 
 
 Udgootl H M, 
 Landgraf Rol)ert, 
 Rubottom Chas E, 
 Chamberd E B, 
 Reebe L, 
 Bailey 8 H, 
 J'^fly \Vm, 
 Gardner L B, 
 Hood (.ieo, 
 
 MULLEN E J, 
 
 Lewi. I Fj &, Co, 
 Clark 8 L, 
 Jalumsteiii Z, 
 Pet I a Abuer, 
 8egrLt H, 
 
 TOWLERH, 
 GLICK J, 
 
 Haas Cluia A; Son, 
 Hoisholt F & Bro, 
 Knlm Frank, 
 ij.ingniack H, 
 
 POLYMATH ANDREW, 
 
 Muirliuad A, 
 
 ROGEL FRANK M. 
 
 Van >iordju T A, 
 Lutntsky V, 
 AITKEN RB, 
 
 \V euver J ni ) T, 
 
 GILMOR A S, 
 SMITH A J 
 LAWRENCE W E, 
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 l-'it'V Juhn, 
 Vanderlii) O V.', 
 
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 Cross A J..y, 
 Mickley J J, 
 iS'iner Chis, 
 Lund H J, 
 \Vilcox O P, 
 McCauslandET, 
 Kriy .lihn, 
 
 COOPER T F, 
 
 Barclay .) A, 
 
 GREENE G W, 
 
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 I'aine A A, 
 Poland P, 
 
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 BENICIA WATER CO. (S C 
 
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 TOPPING C T, Biggs 
 
 MeKinstry E, Butcher Kanch 
 
 San Joaquin and King's River Ca- 
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 Chico Water Co, (A H Chapman 
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 COLUSA WATER WORKS, (J 
 
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 COOKE J a (propr Colusa Water 
 
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 Darwin Water Works, Darwin 
 
 Milton Water and Ditch Co, (V G 
 
 Bell supt), French Corral 
 
 FAYMONVILLE BERNARD, 
 
 (secy I'resno Water Co), Fi-esno 
 
 FRESNO WATER CO, (Louis 
 
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 Calif(»rnia Water Co, ^C It Pease 
 
 supt), Georgetown 
 
 Last Chance Water Ditch Co, (C 
 
 Railsback prest), Graugeville 
 
 Peoples' W D Co, (E Sanborn prest), ' 
 Cline J T, (propr (jraniteville Water 
 
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 Milton, Eureka Luke and Yuba Ca- 
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 Myrick J W, (propr Water Works), 
 
 Iowa Hill 
 Bush D E, (prqjr Ked Dog Water 
 
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 Stehr Henry, (water riyht ditch), " 
 Asbestine !Sub Irrigation Co, (C N 
 
 Earl secy), Lod Angeles 
 
 Beaiulry Water Works, (]* Beaudi-y 
 
 prest I, " 
 
 FRANCIS S A, (water oversoer\ " 
 L')H Aiii^eles City Water Co, (Frjd 
 
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 Marysville Water Co, (l)r 11 Biibb 
 
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 FARMERS* CANAL CO, (J W 
 
 Mir.chell prest), Merceil 
 
 Gi'« Silas, (secy Fi-nners' Canal Co), " 
 l>unlap J W, (supt Ditch Co), 
 
 Micliigan BlulT 
 Krown J F,'«upt City Water Works), 
 
 Nevada City 
 Piirinton C A, 'ditch owner), Oleta 
 
 Santa Ana Valivy Irrigation Co, (A 
 B Whitney sec M A Feters supt), 
 
 Oranjie 
 .Sonoma Water i\^, (F W Longee 
 "♦''■y), IVtaluma 
 
 RIVERSIDE LAND AND IR- 
 RIGATING CO, (S C Evnns 
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 City Water Worki, (Joaiah Johnson 
 
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 Mission Water Co, (A Canfield supt), 
 
 Santa Barbara 
 HIHN F A, (propr Santa Cruz 
 
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 Santa Cruz Water Co, (George J 
 
 Bowman prest, W H Duke man), " 
 Santa Rosa Water Works, Santa Rosa 
 McPike A J (supt Vallejo Water 
 
 Co), Vallejo 
 
 Vallejo Water Works, (A Shabot 
 
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 Sellick D, (City Water Works), Visalia 
 McLaine Lanchlic, (supt Amador 
 
 Cariil and Vojoaii Ditch Co), Volcano 
 Santa Ana Water Co, (E V Foster 
 
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 Buell E J, (supt San Diego Water 
 
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 San [Htiiio Water Co, (F J Buell), "" 
 SAN JOSE WATER CO, (Return 
 
 Koberts supt), San Jose 
 
 Williams lid, (prest Jan Jose Water 
 
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 EAGAN M) (secy and supt Snn 
 
 Luis Water Co), San Luis Obispo 
 
 San Luis Water Co, (B D Murphy 
 
 prest), " 
 
 Knight H, (w.ater ditch). You Bet 
 
 McDonnell D, (water ditch). 
 
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 Speuce George, 
 
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 Terrill .1 B, Alta 
 
 RICHMOND E A, Alvara.l. 
 
 I'Mcehiirt C, Amador 
 
 Lani;enbor»er A, Anah(.im 
 
 ANDERSON E, Aiidersou 
 
 ScriluierJ C, Angel's Cunip 
 
 Frees (.' J, Arltuckle 
 
 TILEY GEO H. Areata 
 
 ANDREWS & HOLLENBECK, 
 
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 Coons Alonzo, BakeisticKl 
 
 Tayli'r Miss Addic R, Banuinj^ 
 
 WOOD ROYAL JR. Banta 
 
 Baylcv GO, Batavia 
 
 McDONELL A, Benida 
 
 Gottsliiili & McClain, Berkeley 
 
 CECIL D L, i5i.:.H 
 
 BARGION P, Black Dian.ond 
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 Patrick C B, Blue Canyon 
 
 Doan L E, Boca 
 
 HcCAUOHAT & CO, Bodega 
 
 Atlee W A, Bodie 
 
 Mannassa N, Borden 
 
 ESTABROOK C B, Brentwood 
 
 Pierce W W, Bronco 
 
 Love E B, rjalic!!to 
 
 Champion F, Calistoga 
 
 Zimmermen M, Camanche 
 
 Ilamage G W, Cambria 
 
 Besen G, Campo Heco 
 
 GIBSON W H, CastrovilK. 
 
 Frankenau Max, (FresnoCo), Centerville 
 SALZ & CO, (Alameda Co),Centrevillc 
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 SHAW ISAAC B, Cloverdale 
 
 Storey W B, Colfax 
 
 HOSKING WM, ColliasviUe 
 
 Moslier li K, Colton 
 
 Sevening H, Columbia 
 
 I'ryor li A, Colu-^a 
 
 CASE WM H, Coppcropolis 
 
 Wilson Curtis, CoiiU'lia 
 
 McCarthy \Vm, Coultervillo 
 
 Meyers Henry, Courtlaiul 
 
 W.iterman & O'Brien, Darwin 
 
 Collins A C& C«>, Davis 
 
 McKENNEY & RAMER. Davis Creek 
 BRADBURY E G, Diamond Springs 
 LEAKE ED E, Dixon | 
 
 BANKS J K, Downey City j 
 
 Duiinij^'a;'! 
 
 Duncan's Mill 
 
 Dunni;;.iu 
 
 Dutch I'latI 
 
 El Dorado 
 
 Elk (J rove I 
 
 Elinira 
 
 ElMoiiU' 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Farnunjzt'iii 
 
 Ferud.ilo 
 
 Fiddletown 
 
 Fireb;ui<,'li 
 
 Florin 
 
 Folsiim 
 
 Fresno 
 
 Frtsno Flats 
 
 Calt 
 
 Georgetowii 
 
 (ieyserviUe 
 
 Gilroy 
 
 Gold Eun 
 
 Goshen 
 
 Grass Valley 
 
 (Jrait^eville 
 
 (Jridley 
 
 Half Moon Hay 
 
 Hanford 
 
 Harrishurg 
 
 Healdsburg 
 
 SMITH A L, ( W, F.& Co and W U 
 
 Jenning Wm, 
 Queen C, 
 KarllWm, 
 McCluro E L, 
 Hirseh & Coblentz, 
 Andrews .1 H, 
 Davids' m N L, 
 
 BURKE H, 
 
 Watson John A, 
 Frost H C, 
 Aiford Bros, 
 Wright K B. 
 Meyers .l;'col), 
 
 SUGDEN FREDK. 
 
 II;:rnhani .1 H, 
 Kiustein Louis, 
 L:iz;ir Sol, 
 Holmes W O, 
 Siirnlierger & Lane. 
 Keith A 1), 
 
 EMLAY L, 
 
 Shade Thos, 
 Schiveley C H, 
 Dorsey S P, 
 Nathiin H, 
 Stone L C, 
 
 WALKER CH AS C, 
 
 1 'onager B, 
 Peacock GN, 
 Love Bros, 
 
 T Co), 
 Porter Robt, 
 VVcolsey (jleo, 
 
 GARDINER FH, 
 
 Aaronson W, 
 Richtmyer B F, 
 
 BUTTERFIELD B, 
 
 Dutton Geo & Co, 
 
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 HAMMOND J A, 
 
 Jjyon Goo A Jr, 
 Wheeler S, 
 Shepherd J A, 
 
 GILROY L, 
 
 Lohsc Herman, 
 Mitchel J L, 
 Ivory C O, 
 Tucker B F, 
 Piidham Wm, 
 
 MOORE E, 
 
 I't.'nnv .)f)hn, 
 
 FRENCH JAS A, 
 
 Sheini.iii ( i A, 
 
 FULLER J B, 
 BALLARD C JB, 
 
 AVakelee Thomas D, 
 
 BATES SAMUEL C, 
 
 (irecn C D, 
 Cromnell O, 
 
 CLARK P. 
 
 Gl.'isfonl Wm, 
 
 ilWAIN JAMES, 
 
 Cohu K, 
 
 Holliater 
 
 Hydesville 
 
 lone City 
 
 Isleton 
 
 J aciuto 
 
 Jackson 
 
 Jamcston 
 
 Jolon 
 
 Kelseyville 
 
 Knight's Landing 
 
 Kniglit's Ferry 
 
 La Grange 
 
 Lakeport 
 
 La Porte 
 
 Lathrop 
 
 Lemoore 
 
 Lincoln 
 
 Livfcimore 
 
 Lodi 
 
 Loinpoc 
 
 Los Angoles 
 
 Madera 
 
 Madison 
 
 Maine Pniirie 
 
 Martinez 
 
 Marys ville 
 
 Maxwell 
 
 Menlo Park 
 
 Morcod 
 
 Millbras 
 
 Millville 
 
 Milpitas 
 
 Milton 
 
 Modesto 
 
 Mohave 
 
 TEiiRILL & PETERS, 
 
 Mokclumne Hill 
 
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 MERRILL D P, 
 
 Tin!;ni;ui W J, 
 L;ini(lin J F, 
 
 NELSON F C, 
 
 Tower II, 
 (liliord JohnT, 
 
 Tuft nv, 
 
 Mortimer Win, 
 Colby & l'(>nd, 
 Sw.u'i A \i, 
 
 BISHOP F, 
 KERR JOHN S, 
 GASKILL R C, 
 RIDEOUT, SMITH & CO. 
 
 Dunn l';itrirk 11, 
 
 HOLDEB. JOHN, 
 GARRET30N JOHN, 
 
 Loomis J O, 
 Lowry A J, 
 Abbott W \V. 
 
 ARENDT H. 
 
 Falk A, 
 
 COMPTON T J, 
 BENTLEY D, 
 
 Monterey 
 
 Moore's Station 
 
 Nortonville 
 
 Najm 
 
 Nelson 
 
 Neva<la City 
 
 Ncwludl 
 
 Nie.-isio 
 
 Niles 
 
 Nord 
 
 Snii Juan 
 
 Norvvalk 
 
 0;.kd:de 
 
 Oaklynd 
 
 Oroville 
 
 P.iBo De Eobles 
 
 Ponryn 
 
 Pesiadero 
 
 Pino 
 
 Phicerville 
 
 I'lainsburg 
 
 Pleasanton 
 
 Plymouth 
 
 Potter Valley 
 
 Prince town 
 
 
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 Dunn R G, Reddington 
 
 CHAMBERLAIN & WILCOX, 
 
 Redwood City 
 Bowers W C, Revenna 
 
 WILCOX. RUBLE & SOZIER, 
 
 Vii> Vista 
 
 Lyon & Rosenthal, 
 SMITH LG, 
 TYRELL A J, 
 
 Jones Thus K, 
 Lazarus L, 
 Tracy Felix, 
 Elmore Benj F, 
 
 MILLER GEO S. 
 
 River-ide 
 
 Rocklin 
 
 Rohnervillv 
 
 Roseville 
 
 St Helena 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 Sal id 
 
 Salinas City 
 
 SYLVESTER FRANCIS.San Antonio 
 
 BLOW R T, 
 
 Wagner .John B, 
 
 THOMPSON J W, 
 
 M..ffitt A B, 
 Slosson H V, 
 
 GARGILL G G, 
 
 Staaifi)rd <ieo B, 
 JaszynsUy Louis, 
 
 GOLDTEEE & CO, 
 
 Lee' J W, 
 
 BURY THOS, 
 SPURGEONWH, 
 
 Perkins A O, 
 Nace J A, 
 Thom|)soii Richard, 
 
 OLMSTEADJOHNC, 
 SHEPARDAH, 
 
 (rreatiiouse & Proctor, 
 Wilton & Andrews, 
 Berrv R K, 
 
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 Cumming D J, 
 Bowers Ueo M, 
 Read T Y, 
 Leake W S, 
 Sampson J A, 
 Wildnian W J, 
 
 San Bernardino 
 
 San Buenaventura 
 
 San Diego 
 
 San Fernando 
 
 San Gabriel 
 
 San .Jose 
 
 San Luis Obispo 
 
 San MatSo 
 
 San Miguel 
 
 San Pablo 
 
 San Rafael 
 
 Santa Auu 
 
 Santa Barbara 
 
 Santa C'lara 
 
 Santa Cruz 
 
 Santa Monica 
 
 Santa Paula 
 
 Santa Rosa 
 
 Sebastopi .1 
 
 Shingle Springs 
 
 Honor 
 
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 Spadn 
 
 Stocktoi 
 
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 Sunnioi 
 
 Slitter Cretk 
 
 McNULTY JEREMIAH, Table Jiluil 
 AGLER JAMES, Trat v 
 
 SISSON. WALLACE & CO, 
 
 iSissou, Wallace & Co, 
 Brown Wm J, 
 Wheeler Samuel, 
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 Turlocli 
 
 Ukial 
 
 Vacaville 
 
 Vailicit.. 
 
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 WAMSLEY J E, Wnshinaton Comers 
 PORTER J T & CO. Watsi.nvilk 
 
 LANDIS & GOODKIND, Wheatlan.l 
 .Jones P D, M'ildtlower 
 
 RYDER & CHAMBERLAIN. 
 
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 Duncan ]>anl, 
 
 DICUS S C, 
 
 Stuben Zane, 
 
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 CRIBBEC, 
 RADGESKY L, 
 
 Hochheimer & Co, 
 •Seyler Chas, 
 
 McARTHUR J B, 
 
 Beutley H, 
 
 MOSES W F. 
 
 Mullen M F, 
 Ste,;man & Son, 
 Haskin D C, 
 
 WADSWORTH E H, 
 
 Willows 
 
 Wilmington 
 
 Winters 
 
 Woodbridge 
 
 Woodland 
 
 Yolo 
 
 Yo Semite 
 
 Yountville 
 
 Yreka 
 
 WHITENERS. PLASTERERS, 
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 Fleming John, 
 Coombs S C, 
 Gillingham J W, 
 
 .Tackson, Kerchhoff & Cuzner, 
 ReiUy T, 
 
 RIPLEY C J. 
 WILLLAMSON C C. 
 
 Farwell F M, 
 Kellett S, 
 Lackey Alex, 
 Burghardt A D, 
 Ferauson R C, 
 
 ROSS RUEPF, 
 
 Staughter J, 
 Flack S, 
 
 Eureka 
 
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 Los Angeles 
 
 Marysville 
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 San Jose 
 
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 Rid'^r B H, Colton 
 
 CONDIT W H, Downey City 
 
 Alexander W G, Flinia 
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 DENNEY L P. Gridley 
 HORTON & KENNEDY. Livermore 
 
 (ireenKK, Los Angeles 
 
 McMENOMY & CLAYTON, 
 WHITE, COOLEY & CUTTS . 
 
 Marysville 
 
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 Xov.lty Windmill), 
 LAURSEN M, (Turbine windmill 
 
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 Madsan .Julius A, " 
 
 Mortz J H, (tanks, windmills), " 
 
 .Steov. ,1 J H, St Helena 
 
 CANTLIN MARTIN, ^'.n Diego 
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 GORR & KEATON, (agents Ir- 
 
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 WHITE A W, (manufr Wliitj'a 
 
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 .Stowell John, (windmill manufr), " 
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 WINE GROWERS. 
 
 Boege Henrich, 
 
 Boeue Timotliy, ' 
 
 B.^ldt Mrs H E, 
 
 Burkle K, 
 
 Dreyfus B & Co, 
 
 Eschelbach Peter, 
 
 Hanimes Philip, 
 
 Hartiuig Fred'k, 
 
 K'lenis; W, 
 
 Koni F A, 
 
 Kuelp Mrs E, 
 
 Kroeger H, 
 
 Leake B, 
 
 Lorenz C, 
 
 Metz Mrs M, 
 
 Neip John, 
 
 Reiser Theodore, 
 
 Sclmeider Mrs, 
 
 .Strodthof D, 
 
 VVehineyer H, 
 
 Wenler H, 
 
 Zi-yn John P, 
 
 Wine Growers' Ass 'n of Brighton, 
 
 Anaheim 
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 (Bich S Locket priu), 
 
 KORTUM L. 
 
 MarsliiiUJ W, 
 Kerr J H, 
 Jacobson Alex, 
 Skinner Jas, 
 Zentgraf Jacob, 
 Ham A, 
 .Scht'U A & Co, 
 Charles Hop, 
 
 GRIFLER CHAS T. 
 
 Bliss Oliver H, 
 (.'oronil Antonio F, 
 Keller M, 
 K iefer J & Co, 
 N.ud E& Co, 
 
 PALMER B. 
 PALMER 6 C. 
 
 Biiniioa L, 
 Kaiser Jno, 
 Boutier Jas, 
 Beriiisfer Bros, 
 
 HEYMANN EDWARD, 
 
 KniLT ('has, 
 SCHEFFLER W, 
 
 ISchrani Jacob, 
 Weinberger J G, 
 
 WINERIES. 
 
 Brighton 
 
 Calistoga 
 
 Colom.i 
 
 Elk Grove 
 
 Green Valley 
 
 Knight's Ferry 
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 Chambaud J, Cloverdale 
 
 Biockway S H, , Coloma 
 
 McKay Bobt, " 
 
 Neuss Cbas, Coloma 
 Otliick W D, 
 
 Cncamongo Vintage Co, Cucnmnng<t 
 
 ( nwford & Son, Diamond Surings 
 
 iwher B, Forest House 
 
 Hanson J H, Hnnsonville 
 
 Millard T W Harrisburg 
 
 Dry Creek Winery, (Block & Colder), 
 
 Healdaburg 
 VALLA & TONONL Los Angeles 
 
 Wilder H, Orleans Bar 
 
 Peirano Daveggio, Plynmuth 
 
 McCafllny T A, San Luis Obispo 
 
 (Jerbct Victor, San Juan 
 
 Groezinger G, Yountville 
 
 WIRE FENCES. 
 
 Jones & Givens, 
 Scutt H B & Co, 
 
 Sacramento 
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 WOOD AND COAL. 
 
 Acampo 
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 KIHKLAND WM. 
 
 BarlK;r Jas B, 
 
 Hranuock L H, 
 
 Koeber Henry, 
 
 Wheeler & Kelfe, 
 
 Black Diamond Coal Co, Black Diamond 
 
 BASS & CAMERON, Bodie 
 
 Wicks A M, Bronco 
 
 Hood G J, East Oakland 
 
 PURIN6T0N & REED, 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Fort Ross 
 
 Holliater 
 
 Los Angeles 
 
 
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 VVo.kI G, 
 Schuyer A, 
 
 BROWN J S, 
 
 Holmes & Scott, 
 
 OWEN CHAS, 
 ROGERS RALPH, 
 
 Salisbury John C, 
 
 Wen Lunn, 
 
 Wickei-sham Isaac, ^ " 
 
 Wolc tt & Van Home. " 
 
 WHITE, COOLEY & CUTIS. 
 
 Marysville 
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 Hatt A, 
 Audi Bred II, 
 Barnard Frank & Co, 
 Brown E A, 
 
 CARLTON & ALLEN. 
 
 Davis C M, 
 Estey J C, 
 iMsher & Taylor, 
 Fitzell P, 
 
 FLEMING J W. 
 
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 FRITCH J HOMER, 
 
 (iiiylord Si Ohnsitedt, 
 Hiiiiipton & Co, 
 lluntit rson & Bonny, 
 Jatfe L, 
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 Tvyii' li M alone & Co 
 Mailers Nmith, 
 Mathias Clias, 
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 Thomas W R, 
 
 GUNIO A, 
 
 'J'haru T W. 
 
 CHEISTENSEN M. 
 
 Annis Thos, 
 C'aduc Phil, 
 Castro .r M & Son, 
 GARDNER D, 
 GARDNER L & CO, 
 Gruhler & Sellinger, 
 Hanrahan M, 
 Hellenge W, 
 
 HOEHN JACOB, 
 
 McCaw Jas, 
 Osborn H P, 
 Sacramento Wood Co, 
 
 SAISBTJRY T G & SON, 
 
 Skelton Jno, 
 
 DREW H L, 
 LARSON THOS, 
 
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 Rio Vista 
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 San Diego 
 
 San Jose 
 
 Beach Tyler, 
 
 BODLEY E C, 
 
 Cleland T S, " 
 
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 IlKES H J, 
 
 Kimball O B. 
 
 KNICKERBOCKER E, 
 
 Koerbcr (Jeo, " 
 
 MAYER B, 
 NEWBY H C, 
 RICHARDSON & SON. 
 
 Scott Robert, " 
 
 WALE & BOWJIN, 
 
 SANDERCOCK WM, San Luis Obispo 
 lliorson H, San Rafael 
 
 Bundy A MeFadden, Santa Ana 
 
 Cramer K, Santa Cbira 
 
 Chioiird, Sperry k Wortli, Stockton 
 
 HARTLEY CF. " I 
 
 ROGERS & WILLOWS, 
 
 I^u.sk L I', _ 'i'eme.scal 
 
 Holtiig J J & Bros, ' Vallejo 
 McCudden Jus, 
 
 Sancts ,1 N, " i 
 
 Clofiiiy & 0'P>iien, West Oakland 
 
 FINdH & BARNHISEL. 
 FUCHS P, 
 SUNAL J D. 
 
 WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. 
 
 (See also Groceries; also General Mer- 
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 Canier M, (basket maker), Centreville 
 (ieandrot A J, (basket maker), Eureka 
 Roberts R, Nevada City 
 
 Foldmann L & Co, Oakland 
 
 Laacombe E (basket maker), " 
 
 BILLINGSLEY & CO, Sacramento 
 
 Markewitz G, " 
 
 Newell P N, SantA Barbara 
 
 Luce E A, Visalia 
 
 WOOL BUYERS. 
 
 Dart H J, Eureka 
 
 Lemon J B, FairKeld 
 
 Kitoheuer & Co, Grand View 
 
 BECKWITH L C. Hydcs\ ille 
 
 CONE & KIMBALL. Red Blutf 
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 Orcutt L J & Son, Sacramento 
 
 STEWART W W CO. San Diego 
 
 ELLIOTT A T, Stockton 
 
 PETERS J D, 
 
 Stewart & Smith, " 
 
 WILLL&MS C E & CO, 
 
 BLUM M, Vacaville 
 
 SWEET S & CO, VisHlia 
 
 Murdock W C & Co, Willows 
 
 WOOLEN MILLS. 
 
 TORR & HORNER, (proprs Wool- 
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 MARYSVILLE WOOLEN 
 
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 BATES SAMUEL C, (secy Aler- 
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 GOLDMAN M.(l)re8 Merced Wool- 
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 Capital Woolen Mills, (S Tryon 
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 San Jose Woolen Mills (R F Pcck- 
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 Doughty & Tatterson, Stockton 
 
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 ENGLAND or any point in EUROPE. 
 
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 Do not liu ileoeived into takliiijf tic'iots by longer or imiru uircuitous routes, no matter what 
 the Aifonts of tliuse route < may nay to you ! You want thu very last, and can get it In no way 
 .-■ave by sceini;' that your ticltut^ East of Uounuil Ulutfa read viil Chicago and IVortlliVfSt- 
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 Do not for rot that the IToi'th-W'-'st^ril is the Only Western Road that runs the world- 
 renowned PiriiIi1IA:W IIOTKli CARS*. Tho83 are not iniitall >n Hotel Cars, nor the so- 
 railed Dini'i; Car, but they are the last and best and favorite (irLHiuution of the celebrated I'ul.- 
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 TIIROIJd^lI TIC^KETt^ via this Route to all Eastern Points can be procured at the 
 
 Central Pacific Railroad Ticicet Office, 
 
 Foot of Market Street. A. MALPAS. ' Ticket Agent. 
 
 And at 2 New niont^omery Street, San Francisco, 
 JOHN TALBOTT, Ticket Agent. Sacramento, Cal., 
 
 and at all Coupon Ticket OiBjcj of Central Pactflc and Union Pacinc Railroads. 
 
 H. P. STANWOOD, 
 
 Oenoral Agent for California. 
 MEREDITH DAVIS, Western Passenger Agent. 
 
 No. 2 NEW MONTGOMERY STREET, 
 
 Man FranriMce, in Palace Hotel. 
 
 tST Do not fail to see one of thcsj parties before you buy, and then read your tickets to see that 
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGL JAVlJ'rJ^V.^^VSf.^'W! 
 
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 Board and Lodging, $1.00 to $2.50 par Day. Moals, 25 Cents. 
 
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 EIBAO OFFICB: 
 STOCKTON, SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. 
 
 Cards, Circulars, Handbills, «S6C., distributed throughout California, 
 Oregon, Nevada and Arizona. 
 
 Advertising Sign Boards a Specialty. 
 
 Bill Posting and Fence Sign Writing. 
 
 Show Cards placed in Hotels and other desirable places. 
 
 Being the owners of a large numl)er of Bill Boards and prominent positions 
 through California, we can post 160,000 sheets to good advantage, disiributc 
 860,000 Circulars or 5,000 Advertising Sign Boards.' 
 
 PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION. 
 
 Agent for San Francisco, E. B. MAKIN, 124 California Street. 
 
 CEO. H. TRACY, 
 
 ALBERT N. VARNEY, 
 
 Bookseller & Stationer, 
 
 ALSO, DEALER IN 
 
 Dealer in 
 
 DEY MOBS, CLOTHm, 
 
 MUSICAl MERCHANDISE 
 
 Hats and Caps, 
 
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 Boots and Shoes, Provisions, Groce- 
 
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 The GREAT BUEimGTON ROUTE 
 
 Best Constrn';>tedi and Most Completely CSqnIpped Railway In America. 
 
 OFFERS TO THE TRAVELER BETWEEN 
 
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 every inducement that'can he given to any people, in the way of (iipeed, Comfort and 
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 THE DINING CARS 
 
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 The Famous Pullman Falacs Slseping and 16-wlieel Slning Cars 
 
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 as restards tidiness and cleanliness. Wants of passengers are prn idcd for by attentive (^'onductors 
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 THE DAY COACHES 
 
 of this Line are in every way comfortable, fully meeting the wishes of those who do not indulge in 
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 SECOND-CLASS AND EMIGRANT 
 
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 TICKETS WILL BE FOUND AT ALL OFFICES OF THE 
 
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 The Bonlevard Hoase is new, having Just been built, and everything about it is neat and 
 
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 ladies; also, a handsome Billiard Room for tlio use of (gentlemen. 
 
 The Finest Brands of liiqrORS AND CI«ARS always on hand. 
 
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 The CALIFORNIA DEMOKRAT has a larger circulation than all 
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 The CaUfornia Independent 
 
 IS THE 
 
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 Conducted upon a basis of high moral character, it seeks to elevate the lowly, 
 right the wrong and correct the errors and abuses of the evil-disposcd, in all the 
 walks of life. It strives to ELEVATE LABOR and adjust its relation prop- 
 erly with its foster brother CAPITAL, belit-viiig that the two are not, and of 
 right ought not to be antagonistic. 
 
 The California Independent is purely an American Jaurnal 
 
 and will strive to maintain the ijlorious principles of ihe Republic unimpaired, 
 chief among v/hich is the FREE SCHOOL SYSTEM* asking no quarters 
 from its enemies, and giving roue. It is uncompromisingly in favor of a thorough 
 aifd radical reconstruction of our NATURALIZATION LAWS; believing 
 that this country is no longer an asylum lor the paupers, criminals and infirm and 
 impure generally of the whole world. 
 
 All who believe in these Principles are respectfully solicited to give it 
 their support. Sibscription $3.00 a year. 
 
 Office, 026 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cal. 
 
 BURNHAM & BOYER, Publishers. 
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 DESIGNS FOR PRESENTATION SILVERWARE. 
 
 RACE AND YACHTING CUPS. MEDALS, ETC. 
 
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 CALIFORNIA GLUE WORKS, 
 
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 I warrant them to be superior in QUALITY AND STRENGTH 
 
 to any Glues ever before offered in this market. A test from 
 
 consumers and dealers that are using Glues, is all I ask. 
 
 All Orders should b3 sent to the Factory, 16th and Se Haro Streets 
 
 *'Mark well the hour when nature's rights demand 
 The skillful practice of a Dentist's hand." 
 
 A great principle to success in life, in 
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 232 Sutter St., near Kearny, San Francisco. 
 
 THOMAS DAY^ 
 
 1»« and tiet SUTTER STREET, - • - MAW FRANCISCO, CAL. 
 
 DKALRR IK 
 
 Gas Fixtures in Crystal, Gilt, Steel and Bronze, 
 
 Fine Clocks ii MarMe I M or Imitatioo Brooze, 
 
 Fountains and Aquariums, all Size-*, for Lawns or Conservatory Use, 
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 B;]!«AMBL.K0 BATJH TUBS, 
 
 (Soinothinjf New,) 
 
 GARDEN HOSE AND LAWN SPRINKLERS, 
 
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 Bath and Basin Cocks, Copper Boilers, and all Plumbers' Supplies. 
 
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 ARNOLD'S INKS, 
 
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 Only fiold Mesial for Pencils, Paris, 1878. 
 
 THE DIXON CRUCIBLE CO. 
 
 Railroad Avenue, Monmouth and Wayne Streets, 
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 PENCILS, CRUCIBLES, STOVE POLISH. 
 
 Graphite, Plumbago, Black Lead, 
 
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 Office, Cor. Bailroad Avenue and Monmouth Street, Jersey City. 
 
 Cedar Mills at Tampa, Fla. Graphite Mines and Mills, at Ticonderoga, N. Y. 
 
 Okutbb 0UCVEL4ND, I'rcsldetit. John A. Walkrr, Secretary, Wm. A. Bkown, Tio-'«urer. 
 
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 Sole Agents for tbe Pflciftc Coaut for 
 
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 BARBOUR'S & PASSAIC FLAX MILLS BAG TWINES. 
 CLARK'S 0. N. T. SPOOL COTTON, 
 
 MILWARD'S HELIX NIEDLES. 
 Field's Shoe and Upholsterer's Nails and Tacks. 
 
 Netting, Seines, Cotton Rope, Seine Twines, Fishing Tackle and 
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 GEORGE N. GOSLING, 
 
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 Olllce and Hampli* RoomH, SiBO SanMom Mtreet, Rooms 03 and 54. 
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 Representing the following well-known and Leading Eastern Houses. 
 Fall dtork on hand of the bttlow mentioned WareN. 
 
 J. ANDRADE Sc €0., TVew Ifork.jW. A. HOYT A CO., BoMton, Mass., 
 
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 liOITIM A. MAIiOMOW, New York, 
 
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 WITTEMAMN BROS., Mew York. 
 
 N. Y., dealers in Brewers' and Wine Growers' 
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 RKSTORFF, BKTTIHAMM A CO., 
 
 New York, N. Y., Muiiufaotiircrs of the Sara- 
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 TEMEVIME CO., BoMton. IHasM.- 
 
 Tcncxino, a Liquid Ulue, Mucilage and Cement. 
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 HOBART B. IVES, Mew Haven. 
 
 CoP'i, Ives Patent Simple Morti'je Door Bolts. 
 
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 DIRECTIONS FOR USE. 
 
 Take a wine-glassful three times a day, before meals. As all wine-glas- 
 ses are not of a uniform size, it will be better to say one-fourth of a pint, 
 divided into three doses, to be taken daily. As this syrup is a valuable 
 tonic, containing no hurtful drugs, the patient may increase the number 
 of doses per day at will. 
 
 Numerous certificates of cures can be seen upon application to 
 
 VALENTINE HA88MER, 
 
 933 Washington Street, S. E. Comer Powell, San Francisco. 
 
 p. O. Box, Mo. ISHO. 
 
 MOODY & PARISH, 
 
 WOOL 
 
 Commission Merchants 
 
 No. 210 Davis Street, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 ISrWool Bags, Hop Cloth, Twine, Sheep Shears, Sheep-Washes and Tobacco for Sale. 
 Cash AdTances made on Consignments. 
 
 H. WACHHORST. importer of J ■iKs;^!^!:^;^ 315JSt.Saa 
 
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 A. L BANCROFT & COMPANY,' 
 
 ''i Pulillsheri, MauuftctunMs, Impoi tern anil AVIioletale ami netail Dealers In 
 
 Books, Stationery, Pianos, Music, Etc. 
 
 ALSO, 
 
 Printers. Lithographers. Engraue's and Binders. 
 
 The most complete business of its kind in the country. It is tlioroughly sy-stematized and divided 
 into deportments — each being in charge of a competent Manager — as mentioned below, 
 
 '■ I' lilt Headquarters located on the first floor. All business connected 
 
 with the wholesale and jobbing trade is referred to it. The immense stock of Stationery in all its 
 branches, occupying portions of three floors, is under its management. 
 
 ' ^ ! )ilin 1 ! Mi.ni. On the first floor. Whatever is for sale in this entire 
 
 establishment can be purch.ised at retail in this department. The miscellaneous, scientific, medical aiul 
 ' theological books are specially under its supervision. All are thoroujjlily classified, there being n-^arly 
 ' two himdred divisions and subdivisions, embracing every prominent subject of reference. 
 
 '^ *' 'i 11! i!i_ On the first floor. It emhr.ices the lawbooks-— over one hundred volumes; 
 and the legal blanks— over 1500 — published by the firm; and a v£ry large and complete stock of text- 
 books and reports imported from the Kast and Great Britain. 
 
 ■■■■••.■ . 1. li On the first floor. It includes such school books and school 
 stationery as are published and m.inufactured by the firm, and. an immense stock of schoul books, 
 school apparatus and school furniture impfiried from the Kast. The main stock is stored in deep 
 alcoves extending along nearly .one entire side of the basement. 
 
 '»)'■•:,' t '■■)! 1! I iin'iii. Printing,' Lithographing, Engraving and Blank P.ook 
 Manufacturing, especially for Banks and Public Uflicers. Also, the best qualities of Stationery for their 
 use always in stock in ciuantities., ^ 
 
 Embraces several lines of pianos, square and upright, and a large variety 
 of cabinet organs and melodeoris. Also a fine stock of sheet music and music books. Latest music 
 periodicals kept on file for free reference. 
 
 ■ ••■■'' On the second floor. The firm has the ,igeucy for the best and ' 
 most popular subscription books, maps and pictures published in 'he East and has a large corps of suli. 
 agents const.-intly in the field in every part of the coast. Agents wanted. 
 
 ■' 1 ' ii ' 11' This dep.irtment occupies the entire third 
 floor, and has the necessary steam presses and machinery for executing all kinds of printing, Litlm- 
 graphing, engraving, initial stamping, etc. 
 
 •^'" '• .1'. .IP.. ' ". pai t iiKiit Occupies the entire fourth floor, 75 by 170: 
 
 contains '.he most complete set of machinery for rtding, folding, binding and manufacturing bl.nnk 
 books to he found on the Pacific Coast. 'I'he machinery of the printing and binding departments is 
 prop< iled by an engine and boiler located under the Stevenson Street sidewalk. 
 
 ' • ' '• , (i Mniii. Bancroft's Ilistorigal Library, on the fifth floor, is the basis of 
 
 important scientific and descriptive works of a local nature, and niaps and books of reference relating 
 to the Pacific Coast, to be issued by the firm from time to time. 
 
 The stock of merchandise and manufactures comprised in the above Pepartment? is the most 
 complete and varied of any single establishment in this line of business to h"^ found in any country 
 in the world. .S/ct/.j/ /i»es of goods and sfeciul features of tlie business are mentioned below. 
 
 American Decisicns. 
 
 Agents for A. H. Andrews ^ Co., Manufacturers 
 
 of the Celebrated Triumph School Furniture. 
 Agents for the Celehrated JCnn/ie J'ianos, 
 Agents fir the A'. )'. Silicate Hook Slate Co. 
 Agents for J he Owen Paf>er Co. 
 Agents fr the Prince Organs, orer 54,000 of 
 
 ■:i'hi. 'i are now in use. 
 Agents for the 'Jyf>c Writer. 
 Hank and Counting Jlou^e Stiiti, ::"■'■ 
 Hlank IScok Manufacturers. 
 Hlanks and Books for County Oficiah to order . 
 li.Htkl'inders 
 Hook and Job Printers. 
 < 'ofifier Plate J'rinters. 
 Die Sinkers. 
 
 /incyclofedia Pritannica, 
 i'.ngriners on Copper, i,teel and Stone. 
 I'ashionable Stationers. 
 
 General Agents for Subscription Books, Maps, etc. 
 /ill porters of p'oreign Stationery, 
 frring J'ianos. 
 Initial Stamping, 
 Labels designed, engraved and printed in any 
 
 desired combination of colors. 
 
 Law Blank Publishers. 
 
 Law Book Publishers and Importers. 
 
 Lithographers, 
 
 Law Blanks punted to order. 
 
 Lithographic Jointers, 
 
 Law Stationery, 
 
 Medical /looks and Periodicals, 
 
 Monogram P^ngraTing and Stamping. 
 
 Music Books and Sheet Music, 
 
 Paper Kulers. 
 
 J'irtnos and (Organs. 
 
 Prince Cibinet Organs, 
 
 Publishers, 
 
 Publishers of most of the Pacific Coast Law Boohs. 
 
 Printct s. 
 
 School Apparatus and Stationery. 
 
 School /1,'oks at wholesale and retail, 
 
 .Seal Cutters. 
 
 Sheet Music. 
 
 Suhcription Books, Maps, etc, 
 
 Sh nday, School Books, 
 
 I isiting Cords engraved and printed. 
 
 Wedding Cards and Imitations. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Hooksellers and Statiomrs. 
 
 Il'riting Cards. ."' 
 
 A. L. Bancroft & GC 
 
 721 Market St., San Francisco 
 
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 PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 
 
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 tationery for their 
 
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 Who is there in the world claimiug any knowledge of its cities that has not 
 heard of the newly-bom metropolis of the Pacific Coast ? Her rapid strides to 
 commercial importaiiee excited the wonder of every nation on the face of the 
 globe. Thirty years ago only, the present site of this handsomely built city 
 was a barren waste, a fact that would be doubted were it not known by thous- 
 ands who are still comparatively young. From a rank of insignificance as an 
 exporting city she has risen, withm a few short years, to a position that com- 
 mands admiration from impartial witnesses, and elicits expressions of envy 
 from her sister cities. Her prospective position as the second city of 
 the Union is well supported by the argument which a steady, uninter- 
 rupted flow of immigration offers. The Pacific Coast proper comprises more 
 titan one-third of the United States, which, with improved facilities for 
 rapid and safe transportation, must become tributary to her leading city, and 
 whose demands must of necessity result in her material enlargement. Factories 
 must spring up for the manufacture of articles of use, houses more numerous than 
 those already here must be opened to fill orders for goods of the increasing 
 trade, and other institutions so essential to the stimulus of a great city must 
 sjjeedily follow. She is and always must be recognized as the entrepot 
 of the coast, and the most suitable western outlet of the United States. Every 
 convenience and comfort usually found in cities of three hundred thousand 
 inhabitants are among her poasedsions. Her streets are all brilliantly illuminated 
 with gas and electric lights, and traversed by several lines of street railway, well 
 paved and cleanly kept and broad enough for all practical purposes. Her places 
 of amusement are numerous and liberally pitroplzed; her public buildings are mar- 
 vels of beauty; while her private and pulblic residences will compare with those 
 of any city in the country. She boasts the largest hotel in the world, erected at 
 a cost of $8,000,000. Her parks, though small, are handsome, and her drainage 
 is emphatically superior, her elevated situation being decidedly advantageous to 
 this system. Although she has not escaped the depression which has been so 
 generally felt throughout the world, yet her failures have been less in proportion 
 than those of any other place of equal size. Her growth, of course, has not 
 been so marked as before the "tide"' set in, though the near future promises to be 
 heavily laden with improvements. We think her destiny will reveal the glory o f 
 prosperity unparalleled, and that a few years distant she will occupy the second , 
 if not the first place, in the list of commercial and manufacturing cities. 
 
 Aaron D, embroidery stamp maker, 133 
 
 Sixth 
 Aaron Mrs D, dressmaker, 015 Stockton 
 Aaron k Irelan, Pacific Reduction 
 
 Works, 49 Merchants' Exchange bldg 
 Aaron Jos, barber, 534 Third 
 Aaron Simon, shirt manufr, 109 Dupont 
 Aaronson Jacob, furnishing goods, 215 
 
 Sixth 
 Abbiati Albino, liquors, 1108 Stockton 
 Abbot Mrs A, dressmaker, 1651 Market 
 Abbott Chas H, wool dealer, cor Fifth 
 
 and Bluxome 
 Abbott Mrs M E, groceries, 61 Louisa 
 
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 Abbott Mrs N A, dressmaker, .32 Fourth 
 Abbott Osborn, stock broker, 316 Cal 
 Abbott Paving Works, 22 Montgomery 
 Abbott Wm, boarding, 32 Fourth 
 Abelino &, Calles, cigars, 328 Mont ave 
 Abell A G, prest Masonio Hall Assa 
 
 and Grand secy G L F & A M, NW 
 
 cor Montgomery and Post 
 Abels S E, atty at law, 628 Montgomery 
 "Abend Post," San Francisco Abend 
 
 Post Publishing Co, 535 California 
 Abendroth F, tailo r, 2515 Mission 
 ABENHEIMEE J U Li S,commis8ioa 
 
 merchant and importer calf skins, 20 
 
 Sansom 
 Abraham A, clothing, 400 Pacific 
 
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 1106 
 
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 ALPUABBTIOAI/LT. 
 
 Abraham A & Bro, barbers, 6 Turk 
 Abraham N, liquors, 521 East 
 Abraham P & Son, dry goods, 44 Sixth 
 Abrahams Felix, butcher, 1402 Stockton 
 Abrahams Jno, furniture, 1015 Folsom 
 Abrahams Job, clothing, 108 Jackson 
 Abrahams Louis, clothing, 4 Clay 
 Abrahams & Spiro, watches, jewelry 
 
 and pawn brokers, 13 Kearny 
 Abrahnison Bacon, druggists, SW cor 
 
 Dupont and Sutter 
 Abrahamson Nels, coflFce stand, 521 East 
 Abrahamson P, stoves and tinware, 939 
 
 Market 
 Abrahuni&ou Soloman, f ""S ateuart 
 Abramovich Bros, fruits, etc, 1501 Polk 
 Abramovich & Serovich, fruiters, 1706 
 
 Polk 
 Abrams A J, barber, 1305 Leavenworth 
 Abrums & Catroll, wholesale druggists, 
 
 3 and 5 Front 
 Abrams H & Co, fruits and vegetables, 
 
 238 Fourth 
 Abrams I, clothing, 431 and 433 Pacific 
 Abrams Isaac, clothing, 48 Third 
 Abrams Saml, ins and real estate, 140 
 
 Montgomery 
 Abramson & Bacon, druggists, 717 Clay 
 Academy Building, 330 Pine 
 Academy of Natural Sciences, cor Cali- 
 fornia and Dupont 
 Academy of Notre Dame, e s Dolores nr 
 
 Sixteenth 
 Acheson liobt, grain broker, 122 Clay 
 Acker F V, builder, 1207 Polk 
 Ackerman Bros, importers crockery and 
 
 fap"y goods, 123 Kearny 
 Ackerman Clias L, attorney at law, 420 
 
 California 
 Aoke.son Chas H, contractor and build- 
 er, 215 Kearny 
 Ackerson G T, stock broker, 314 Mont 
 Acme Mining Co, room 80, 309 Mont 
 Acton E, harness, saddles, 27C0 Mission 
 Adam & Kiblie, liquors, junction of Mar- 
 ket and Geary 
 Adams A C, atty at law, 628 Mont 
 Adams A F, iut rev aiid Custom House 
 
 broker, 417 Washington 
 Adams A .1, mining, 330 Pine 
 Adams Amos, secy Granf;er8' Business 
 Association, 106 Davis 
 
 ' ADAMS A P, manufacturer compress- 
 ed coflFee, NL cor Mission and Fre 
 . Adams Bros, mining office, .^30 Pine 
 Aflsnfis & Butler, hay and grain 44 Clay 
 Adams C, cutler and locksmith, 508 
 
 ■Commercial 
 
 ADAMS & CARTER, mining and 
 
 mechanical engineers, 109 California 
 
 Adams Conrad, liquors, 7 Washington 
 
 AHAMR r' W, secy of The General 
 
 Land Agency of Cal, 408 California 
 
 Adams Christ, cutler, gun and lock 
 
 smith, 508 Commercial 
 Adams Edson, real estate, 91 Montgom- 
 ery block 
 Adams Fred, atty at law, 405 Kearny 
 Adams Grove, mining secy, 25 Mer- 
 
 chan*<j' Exchange building 
 Adams Jacob, Broadway Brewery, 637 
 
 Broadway 
 Adams J B, artist, 12 Ellis 
 Adams Joel, varieties, 725 Brannan 
 Adams Jno Q, atty at law, 604 Clay 
 Adams, McNeill & Co, wholesale grocers, 
 
 Sacramento, office 405 Front 
 Adams Snml, homceopathic pharmacy, 
 
 316 Post 
 Adams & Taylor, warehouse. Berry bet 
 
 Third and Fourth 
 Adams W J, propr Puget Sound Lum- 
 ber Co, pier 17 Steuart 
 Adcock Mrs E, milliticr, 221 Post 
 Addenda Gold & Silver Mining Co, 238 
 
 Montgomery, T H Dixon secy 
 Addler A, bakery, 1026 Larkin 
 Adclphi Theatre, Ned Buckley propr, 
 607 California 
 
 ADELSDORFER ERNST & CO, 
 
 teas, coflees, spices and yeast powders, 
 406 and 408 Sansom 
 Adler Mrs Bertha, bakery, 1026 Larkin 
 Adler David, butcher, Hayes Valley 
 
 Market 
 Adler David, crockery and tinware, 1009 
 
 Stockton 
 Adler M, butcher, 302 Bealc 
 Adler Mnsea, clothing, 934 Dupont 
 Adrian F, butcher, 24 Bryant 
 Aerini Geo, Swiss Benevolent Associa- 
 tion, 109 Montgomery 
 ^'Etna Insurrnca Co, 311 California 
 
 iETNA IRON WORKS, Pendergast, 
 
 Smith &,Co, 217 to 221 Fremont 
 .Etna Life* Insurance Co of Hartford, 
 
 504 Kearny 
 yEtna Mining Co, A F McGrow secy, 
 
 420 Montgomery 
 Afeld J, musical instruments, station- 
 ery, etc, 805 Larkin 
 Agricultural Fire Insurance Co of 
 Watertown, Hutchinson & Manu agts, 
 322 and 324 California 
 Ahem Mrs Catherine, bakery, 316 Fol 
 Ahem & Co, com merchant, 208 Wash 
 Ahera Mrs Ellen, bakery, 1820 Ellis 
 A hern P E, tailor, 2021 Mission 
 Alieni .TiK), wood and coal, 1113 Bryant 
 Ahern J M, liquors. Ash ave and La-kin 
 Aherae M J, stock dealer, 331 Montgy 
 Ahlbach Jacob, plumber and £,a8fitter, 
 231 Fourth 
 
 AHLBORN& BOECKMANN, pro- 
 
 prietora Ahlborn House, 321 and ^23 
 Dupont bet Sutter and Bush 
 
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. 
 
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 or tht^ Coast, S«0 FONt St.. «.>. 
 
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 1107 
 
 AHLBOBN HOUSE, 321 and 323 Du 
 
 pont l)et Sutter and Bush Ahlborn 
 
 & Boeckmann proprs 
 Ahlborn W D,'physician, 419 Laguna 
 Ahlenfeld M D, variety store, 103^ Fifth 
 Ahlers & Buckmann, groceries, N\V cor 
 
 Polk and Austin 
 Ahlers G, liquors, 220 Spear 
 Ahlers J D, grocei-y, SW cor Valencia 
 
 and Twenty-Third 
 Ahlert Frederick, bakery, 2215 Post 
 Ahnert August, junk, 818 Francisco 
 Ahren J H, liquors, 218 Davis 
 Ahrens C, watches and jewelry, 616 
 
 Washington 
 Ahrens D & U, liquors, SW cor Mission 
 
 and Main; fe-oceries, cor Thi.d and 
 
 Everett 
 AHRENS H & CO, Chicago Brewery, 
 
 1420 Pine 
 Ahrens & Shattuck, groceries, cor Sec- 
 ond and Minna 
 Ahumanda Joseph M, real estate, 137 
 
 Montgomery 
 Aid Union, Geo Wentzel manager, 21) 
 
 Kearny 
 AIKEN &OOIE, wood and coal, cor 
 
 West Twenty-second and Valencia 
 
 AIKEN WM H, utty at law, G20 
 Washington 
 
 AINSWORTH D H & CO, patent fire 
 kindler, 770 Bryant 
 
 Aitken Chas H, master mariner's benev- 
 olent ass'n, Druids Hall 
 
 Aitken & (Jo, business brokers, 331 
 Kearny 
 
 Aitken W, real estate, 331 Kearny 
 
 Ajax Gold and Silver Mining Co, (Bodic) 
 A F Main secy, 30!> California 
 
 Alabama & Humboldt Consolidated Min- 
 ing Co, '.iO'2 Montgomery 
 
 ALACBAN SILVER MINING CO. 
 
 L L Kobinson pres, 320 Sausoin 
 Alamtda Building and Loan Ass'n, M 
 
 Friedrich secy, 30i> California 
 Alameda Ferry, foot Market 
 Alameda Land and Inv'!stment Co, 
 
 Frank Coy & Co agts, 430 Mont 
 Liif.ieda Mining Co, (Nevada), Fred'k 
 
 R Bunker secy, GOG Montgomery 
 Alameda F.ral Estate Associates, Jas E 
 
 Damm manager, 007 Montgomery 
 Alameda and S F Express, F W Greeley 
 
 propr, 3 Market 
 Alameda and S F Express, A VV Lind 
 
 propr, 331 East 
 Alaxandra A, tailor, 303 Stockton 
 ALASKA COMMERCIAL CO, J F 
 
 Miller pres, SlOSansom 
 Alaska Mining and Commercial Co, C W 
 
 Crane secy, 318 Pine 
 Albany Brewery, F Hagemann & Co, 
 
 71 to 75 Everett 
 
 Albaugh Edward, agt Columbus Buggy 
 
 Co, !l Merchant's Exchange 
 Alberigi D, wood and coal, 315 Bdwy 
 
 ALHERS A, >y8ter saloon, 50, 51 and 
 
 52 California Market 
 Albcra Marcus, liquors, 335 Fourth 
 Albertson J A, physician, 111 Powell 
 Albiez Erhardt, liquors, cor Folsom and 
 
 Tenth 
 Albion Con Mining Co, 327 Pine 
 Albion Potterj', (Antioch), W S Kay & 
 
 Co agents, 12 and 14 Market 
 Albrecht John, tailor, 528 Bush 
 Albrecht liichavd, bakery, 109 Taylor 
 Albright Fred, liquors. Long Bridge 
 Alcayaga Jose, groceries, 524 Broadway 
 Alceroth & Moller, grocers, cor Gough 
 
 and Austin 
 Alden Fruit Prcis Co, A J Hawes secy, 
 
 220 Sanson! 
 Aldrich L, atty at law, 607 Washington 
 Aldrich W A, capitalist, 314 California 
 Alers A, physician, 10 Ellis 
 Alex J F, coffee saloon, 140S Stockton 
 Alex Jos, restaurant, 1408 Stockton 
 Alexander Chaa, tobacco and cigars, !)75 
 
 Market 
 Alexander C M, stoves and tinware, 21 1 
 
 Fourth 
 Alf xander J), cigar mannfr, 208 Mont 
 Alexander Esther, portrait painter, 311 
 
 Sutter 
 Alexander H, clothing, 772 Howard 
 Alexander I E, carpenter, 7 Trinity 
 Alexander Isaac, boots and shoes, 404 
 
 Pacific 
 Alexander Jas, wholesale wood dealer, 
 
 Berry Street Wharf 
 Alexander Mining Co, A B Cooper secy, 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 Alexander Orlando, mdse broker, 214 
 
 Sansom 
 Alexander P, dry goods, 2702 Mission 
 Alexander Mrs K, boarding house, 311 
 
 Sutter 
 Alexander II S, shipwright, 15 Drumm 
 Alexander S & Co, manufr and dealer 
 
 in clothing and furnishing goods, 4 
 
 Battery 
 Alexander Mrs T, physician, 709J Mc- 
 Allister 
 Alferitz Peter, grocer, 521 Mont ave 
 Alhambra Mining Co, 414 California 
 Alkus Emil, boots and shoes, 26 Fourth 
 Allardt G F, civil engineer, 432 Mont- 
 gomery 
 Allari Jos, tripe, brains, tongues, 55 and 
 
 56 California Market 
 AUason E 0, boarding house, NW cor 
 
 Fillmore and Francisco 
 Alldack J, wood and coal, 333 Third 
 ALLDACK JOS, groceries, SW cor 
 
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 AUegretti I, confectionery, 143.S Polk 
 
 ALLEMANNIA FIRE IXSTJB- 
 
 ANCE CO of Pittsburgh, '20S» Sansom 
 Allan P M, physician, 1080 Mission 
 Allen Chas K, coal merchant, _ 1*20 Bcale 
 Allen Con Mining Co, IlIO Pino' 
 
 ALLEN D H & GO. wholesale import 
 
 era of wines and liquors, .'}2'J-324 front 
 Allen E L, secy fiedwood Manufrs Ass'n, 
 
 18 Market 
 ALLEN E T, manufr's agent of fire 
 
 arms, hardwai-eand cutlery, Ula Mkt 
 Allen Harry, barber, 8G0 Howard 
 Allen H H, mining, 318 Pine 
 Allen Hugh, nursery, 932'!).^ McAllister 
 Allen Jas M, judge superior court No 8, 
 
 42 Montgomery 
 Allen & Lewis, com merchant, Portland, 
 
 Or, and 202 California at 
 Allen L S, shipwright, 107 Bryant 
 Allen M, liquors, 309 Pine 
 Allen Mrs, bakery, 320 Sixteenth 
 Allen W H, atty at law, G28 Montgy 
 Allen W H, mining secy, 306 Pine 
 Allen W H, collector, 85 Mont Block 
 ALLEN WM R & CO. gas fixtures, 
 
 plumbers, 761 Market 
 Allen & Young, stevedores, Battery near 
 
 Union 
 
 AUenberg Chas, mining secy, 521 Market 
 AUeon Frank, oyster saloon, 87 and 88 
 
 Center Market 
 AUis Rev Jno M, pastor Presbyterian 
 
 Church (Larkin St), Abbotsford House 
 AUman Mrs H, fruits, etc, 1)23^ Folsom 
 Allsop J P C, cigars, 521 ^ Valencia 
 AUwood Henry, wood carver, Bryant 
 
 bet Fifth and Sixth 
 AUyne & White, Pacific Oil Works, 112 
 
 114 Front 
 Almaden Quicksilver Mining Co, 214 
 
 Sansom 
 
 ALMON D & CO. dealers in second- 
 hand cases and cans, coopers, 38 Coml 
 Alms House, county and city, Ocean 
 
 House Boad 
 AlpersChas, business agent, 700 Mission 
 Alpers Chas W, bandmaster, 1623 Pow 
 Alpha Con Mining Co, .30'.) Montgomery 
 Alpine Gold and Silver Mining Co, 328 
 
 Montgomery 
 Alsen J, boots and shoes, 521 Hyde 
 ALSOP JOHN S, umbrella maker, 041 
 
 Bush 
 Alt Chris, bootmaker, 608 Vallejo 
 
 " ALTA CALIFORNIA," Fred'k Mac 
 
 Crellish & Co pubs, 529 California 
 Alta Silver Mining Co, 302 Montgomery 
 Alta Soap Co, Wm A Engwer & Samuel 
 
 Weintraub proprs, Oregon bet Front 
 
 and Davis 
 Altar Gold and Silver Mining Co, 32 
 
 Merchant's Exchange 
 
 Altemus Jno, bakery, cor Twenty-sixth 
 
 and Columbia 
 Altendorf ,T, saw filer, 32 Front 
 Alterdorf Julius, polisher and gilder, 32 
 
 Fremont 
 Alterit/ P, groceries, 521 Mont ave 
 Althof & Bahls, bookbinders, 329 San 
 Althof Bros, restaurant, 626 Market 
 Althof Theo, oyster saloon, 626 Market 
 Altmayer Abrum, merchant, 29 Battery 
 Althouse Wind Mill Co, 13 Front 
 Altoona Quicksilver Mining Co, Chas 
 
 AUenberg secy, 521 Market 
 Altschul, Seller & Co, crockery and 
 
 glassware, 119 Battery 
 Altshuler L, clothing, 243 Sixteenth 
 Altshuler Mrs L, millinery, 237 Six- 
 teenth 
 Altura Mining Co, 309 Montgomery 
 Alvarez Eusebio, bakery,, 13 Pinckiiey 
 Alvord Mrs Mary, bakery, 759^ Howard 
 Alves D, c oal oil and lamps, 1244 Mkt 
 
 ALWOOD "W, Prest Pacific Rolling 
 Mill Co, 16 First, and prest Bank of 
 California, 404 California, postoflSce 
 box 2032 
 
 Amador Mining Co, 318 Pine 
 
 Amark Fred, cigars and tobacco, 518 
 Battery 
 
 Amazon Consolidated Mining Co, John 
 Crockett secy, 203 Bush 
 
 Amazon Distilling Co, 123 California 
 
 AMAZON INSURANCE CO, A D 
 
 Smith agent, 310 California 
 Ambrose & Horan, poultry and game, 
 
 28 and 29 Centre Market 
 Amelung Julius C, wine and liquor 
 
 broker, 65 Merchants Exchanite bfdg 
 American Button Hole Sewing Ma- 
 chines, 1216 Market 
 American Central Fire Insurance Co, 
 
 319 California 
 American District Telegraph Co, 222 
 
 Sansom 
 "American Druids Journal," Daniel 
 
 Brown pub, 606 Montgomery 
 American Exchange Hotel, Thos Bryan 
 
 propr, 319 Sansom 
 Air^encan Fire Insurance Co, Jonathan 
 
 Hunt, Son & Co, 313 California 
 American Flag Mill and Mining Co, .310 
 
 Pine 
 American Flat Mining Co, 331 Mont 
 American Grape Sugar Co, W J Currier 
 
 agt, 205 Front 
 American Home Missionary Society, J 
 
 H Warren supt, 7 Montgomery ave 
 American Mining Co, (Nevada), M E 
 
 Sperling secy, 309 California 
 American Mining and Dredging Co, £ 
 
 Moreau secy, 220 Sansom 
 American Pipe Co, Calvert Mead* man- 
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 Ameriean Ruaaian Commercial Co, ice, 
 718 Battery 
 
 AMSRICAN SALT CO, importers 
 and manufa of salt, 217 Front, L'7-31 
 Main 
 
 American Sampson, physician, 1506 
 Howard 
 
 American Saw Co, W J Tucker mana- 
 ger, 20 Spear 
 
 AMEBICAN SUGAR REFININa 
 
 CO, C Adolph Low secy, 208 Cal 
 Americivn Sunday School Union, 757 
 
 Market 
 AMERICAN TACK CO, Richards & 
 
 Snow agts, 408 Market 
 
 AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, F 
 
 E Shearer secy, 757 Market 
 Amerlung J C, merchandise broker, 05 
 
 Merchants Exchange 
 Ames Fisher, attorney at law, 007 Kear 
 Ames P W, secy Sutro Tunnel Co, 320 
 
 California 
 Ames Robert C, mining engineer, 203' 
 
 Hush 
 Ames Sumuel A, capitalist, 320 Cali- 
 fornia 
 Amette John, barber, 32 Hayes 
 Ainmerap G A, paints, oils, varnish and 
 
 glass, 1220 Market 
 Amos Jolin, millwright, 21 1 Mission 
 AMOSKEAO AXE C0> Richards & 
 
 Snow agts, 408 Market 
 Anchick Mrs Elizabeth, fancy goods, 
 
 703 Brannan 
 ANDERAU JOSEPH, Swiss sausage, 
 
 stall 27 California Market 
 Anderson Brothers, carriage makers, (507 
 
 Buttery 
 Anderson Mrs H, bakery, 703 Hyde 
 Anderson A, colt'oe sr.loon, 540 Market 
 Anderson Andrew, licixiors, SE cor 
 
 Washington and Drumm 
 Anderson Andrew, liquors, 250 Spear 
 Anderson & Co, saloon, 200 Jackson 
 Auderfiou Mrs Elsen, bakery, 504i 
 
 Sixth 
 Anderson E E, tailor, (525 Merchant 
 Anderson F A, liquors, 215 Davis 
 Anderson (t W & Co, Oakland and San 
 
 Francisco Express, 331 East 
 Anderson H C, oystera, <3tc, 41 and 42 
 
 (Jrand Western Market 
 Anderson Hugh, photographer, 500 
 . Valencia 
 
 Anderson J A, physician, 110{> Folsom 
 Anderson John C, groceries, cor Twenty- 
 ninth and Sanchez 
 Anderson X, secy California Transpor- 
 
 tion Co, cor Jackson and East 
 Andersen N, cigars and tobacco, 522^ 
 
 Sixth 
 Anderson R C, attorney, 225 Bush 
 Anderson Richard K, carpenter, 2 Tyler 
 
 Anderson Rollin C, books and station- 
 ery, 408 Third 
 
 Anderson W B, caq)enter, 2 Tyler 
 
 Anderson Bros, carriagemakers, (507 
 Kearny 
 
 Anderson H P, carpenter, 1007 Folsom 
 
 Anderton F C, tannery. Eleventh bet N 
 and P, South San Francisco 
 
 Andrew Misa C E, hair goods, 251 
 Third 
 
 Andrews Oliver, wholesale hog butcher. 
 Fifth ave bet K and L 
 
 ANDERSON THOMAS, wholesale and 
 retail dealer in all kinds of coal, 16 
 Drumm 
 
 Andes Silver Mining Co, Butler Bur- 
 ns secy,30!> Montgomery 
 
 Andler Mrs A, Occidental Laundry, Fil- 
 bert bet Gough and Octavia 
 
 Andrade Z, cigarmaker, 035 Pacific 
 
 ANDREWS A, Diamond Palace and 
 
 jeweler, 221 Montgomery 
 Andrews H, secy Real Estate Protective 
 
 Association, 30;» Montgomery 
 Andrews Mrs H, lodgings, 536 Market 
 Andrews Manuf (Jo, 203 Busli 
 Andrews Wm, varieties, 34 U Fifth 
 Andros Milton, atty at law, 224 Sansom 
 ANDTJRAN C &'.C0, wholesale liquors, 
 proprs Uncle Siim Wine Cellar and 
 Distillery, Napa City, 515 and 517 
 Sacramento 
 Angelina B, lace cap factory, 419 Stock 
 Angel & Francis, attys at law, 302 Mont 
 Angell J W, druggist, 272 First 
 Angelo (), fruits, 181 1.^ Powell 
 Anger Madam F, milliner, (521 Larkin 
 Angier Miss, nrivate school, 618 O'Far- 
 
 rell 
 Anglo-CalifornianBank,! Steinhart man- 
 ger, cor California and Leidsdortf 
 Ankers Mrs (.', coffee saloon, 717 Miss 
 Ankers Christ & Co, show case manufr, 
 
 1032 Mnrket 
 Ansberg B, liquors, 34 Austin 
 Ansliell Siimuel, fancy goods, 214 Sixth 
 Ansley \V, cooper, 14 Merchant 
 Anson Patrick F, house and sign painter, 
 38 California 
 
 ANTELOPE MINING CO, 203 Bush, 
 
 room 26 
 Anstett — , grocer, 331 Fifth 
 ANTHES PETER, liquors, 102 Geary 
 Antliony Rev Chas, pastor Central M E 
 
 Cliureh 
 Anthony E T & Co, repackers gen mdse, 
 
 407 and 409 Commercial 
 Anthony G W & Co, brokers and cigars, 
 
 SE cor Bush and Kearny 
 Anthony & Maass, groceries, cor Mary 
 
 Lane and Berry 
 ANTISELL T M & CO. pianos, cor 
 
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 AntoUle E & Co, comnusaion meruhant, 
 
 514 Sansom 
 Antonio Clara, physician, 108 Geary 
 Antonio Francisco, barber, 505 Bdwy 
 Antony F, liqnors, 705 Bryant 
 Antony Frank, groceries, 1042 Folsom 
 Autuuovich F & Co, restaurant, 403 
 
 East 
 Antunovich F, rcHtaurant, 520 Sac 
 Antunovicli M ich, iolUc saloon, cor lOast Ariustron; 
 
 anil Conmjercial , Folsuni 
 
 Autz Henry, butcher, 1 and 2 Oraiul Armstrong & Figel, cigars and tobacco. 
 
 Western Market 'A'-iS Bush 
 
 Apothecaries' Hall, Win J Bryan propr,' Armstrong (.} M Co, 310 Pine, room 15 
 
 Armbnister Adolph, li(juors, cor Sixth 
 and Shipley 
 
 AT ^TMrTJl & i)AIiLAM* wood and wil. 
 low ware, brooms, brushes, baskets, 
 twine, cordage, matches, building pa- 
 per and paper carpeting, 115 and 117 
 Front 
 
 Armitage Jose^)!!, druggist, SE cor Six- 
 teenth and Howard 
 
 Christopher, groceries, lOlti 
 
 SE cor New Montgomery and Market 
 Appel Louis, liquors, 315 Montgy ave 
 Ai)pel Simon, tailor, 780 Folsom 
 Appelgate J H J r, secretary Wales G & 
 
 S M Co, 10!> Washington 
 Apeple Miss T, fancy and dress goods, 
 
 28 Sixth 
 Apply Wra, nursery and florist, 2325 
 
 Mission 
 Applegate J H, attorney at law, 721I 
 
 Montgomery 
 
 Armstrong (;r & S M Co, 203 Bush 
 Armstri'iiig J, plumbing aud gaslitting, 
 
 133 Ninth 
 AHMSTBONO J L, atock broker, 444 
 
 California 
 
 ABHSTBONG BVOOLFH, cooperage, 
 
 121 Jackson and 72 Oregon 
 ABMSTBONO THOS C, propr Hay- 
 
 wards, San Leaiulro Express, 1 Couil 
 Armstrong & Wright, maniifs boots aud 
 
 shoes, 07 and O'J Stevenson 
 
 ApprillU, boots and shoes, 303 Stockton ^BNAUD ALBEBT, H'luors, NWcor 
 Appostolo Lezore, fruits, cor laylor andj °^,^^^ and 5upont 
 
 Arnhtim Julius S, dniggist, 248 Oak 
 
 Ellis 
 
 Arata David, grocer, 321 Broadway 
 Archer Wni, crockery and glassware, 
 
 919 Folsom 
 Archibald P L & Co, livery stable, 1324 
 
 and 1326 Market 
 
 ADABI> ALBEBT. liriuors, NE cor 
 
 Post and Dupont 
 Arents A, mining engineer, 328 Mont 
 Arfort J no B, wagonmaker, 023 (Jeary 
 Argenta Mining Co, Stock Exchange 
 
 building 
 Argonaut Mill & Mining Co, James L 
 
 Fields secretary, 240 ^lontgomery 
 Argonaut Mining Co, (Arizona), 702 
 
 Market 
 
 ABGONAUT PUBLISHING CO, pub- 
 lishers "Arg<maut," Frank M lixley 
 president, Fred M Somere secretarj', 
 Andrew Stanton treasurer 
 
 Argonaut Soap Works, Oliver Chapman 
 propr, Potrero ave Ixft El Dorado and 
 Center 
 
 ABGUS PUBLISHIXG CO, Randall 
 
 Culbreth propr, 405 Kearny 
 Arini Santi, boarding house, 8'.I4 Front 
 Aristidc A, restaurant, 58 Steuart 
 
 ABIZONA CHOP HOUSE, Martin 
 
 (irossette propr, 527 Oommercial 
 Arizona Con Mining Co, A F Main sec- 
 retary, 309 California 
 Arizona Silver Mining Co, 309 Mont 
 Arlington House, W H Brown propr, 
 
 127 Kfarny 
 Armand Gold &, Silver Mining Co, 240 
 Montgomery 
 
 Arnheim S S, books aud stationery, 8 
 
 Steuai't 
 Arnheim \V S, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 8 Steuart 
 ABNOLD A K» imprs fine Havana ci- 
 gars and tobacco, 200 Moutgomeiy 
 Arnold B E, wholesale butcher, SE cor 
 Twenty-third and Valencia and ii s M 
 near First ave 
 Arnold Bros, manager Pacitic Coast Im- 
 migration, 207 Kearny 
 Arnold F W , cooper, 009 Battery 
 Arnold G & S M Co, (Arizona)i A Jud- 
 
 son secretary, 320 Sansom 
 Arnold J osepli, wood and coal, 333 Third 
 Arnold & Moding, packing house and 
 market, SE cor Twenty-third aud Va- 
 lencia 
 ABNOLD N S & CO, commision mer- 
 chants, importers and dealers in car- 
 riage hardware, boiler tubes, ranges, 
 copper boilers, crockery and glassware 
 wholesale, iron and steel, locomotives, 
 machinery supplies, tin plate, sheet 
 iron, curled hair. Excelsior coal deal- 
 ers, etc, 310 California 
 Arnold & Kichmann, machinists, 13 Fre 
 Arnold T J, clergyman, 345 Third 
 Arnsberg H, physician, 332 Tenth 
 Aronsohn S, insurance broker, 322 Cal 
 Aronson A, furniture, 1320 Stockton 
 Aronson G & Co, pawnbrokers and deal- 
 ers watches and jewelry, 1 10 Kearny 
 Aronson P, fruit, 3 Sixth 
 Aronstein A, physician, 29 Kearny 
 
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 San Frandffco. 1 in 
 
 ALPIIADI(TiaAI.I.Y. 
 
 Arpe Domenico, fruita, 61V) Kearny 
 Arringtoii NicliO, collector, ()03 Wash 
 Arta & Oassassa, commission merchants, 
 
 515 Davis cor Clark 
 Arthur W H, carpet beatine, 21 Tyler 
 Arthur Wm S, bakery and confection- 
 ery, 53'J Second 
 Arthur W J, carpet beating, 21 Tyler 
 Artigues K &, Co, tripe and canned 
 
 meats, Bay City Market 
 Asch Benjiimin, barber, 215 Sixth 
 Asch Wm, cigars and tobacco, 215 Sixth 
 Asche H T & Co, glovemakers, N W cor 
 
 Kearny and Geary 
 Aschen E F, grocer, NW cor Bush and 
 
 Octavia 
 Ash Alfred, fruit, 233 Eighth 
 AhIi Mrs Ellen, groceries, 15 Tehama 
 
 place 
 Ash l,dycr, 315 Hayes 
 
 ASH ROBERTt atty at law, COl Cal 
 Ashbumer Wm, mining engineer, 240 
 
 Montgomery, room 8 
 Ashby E W, atty at law, tiOl California 
 Ashdown A, attorney, 507 Montgomery 
 Asher A P, varieties, 408 Fourth 
 A slier C, tobacconist, 1(>44 Sutter 
 Asher M L, bakery and fruits, 1027 
 
 Larkin 
 Asher & Smith, manufrs oil clothing, 
 
 325 Davis 
 Ashley Mrs Sarah, bakery, 358 Third 
 Ashley Warren, attorney, 43(5 Montgy 
 Ashley Mrs W H, dressmaker, 120 Sut 
 Ashton Chas, real estate agt, 138 Mont 
 Asmussen A, dry goods, cor Eighth and 
 
 Harrison 
 Asmussen Geo, hay and grain, SW cor 
 
 Shotwell an(l Twentieth 
 Asmussen Mrs S, dO' goods, 401 Eighth 
 Asmussen W A & Co, groceries and 
 
 boarding, cor Eighth and Bryant 
 Asphaltetl Wrought Iron Pipe Co, 204 
 
 Sutter 
 Assion Jos, merchant tailor, 205 Mont 
 Assion Jos C, tailor, (525 Morchiint 
 Astorg Bros, butchers, 5 and (> (irand 
 
 Arcade Market 
 Astreuo A, liquors, (»35 Washington 
 Astrico J A, licjuors, 207 Fourth 
 AsztaloB S, grocer, NW cor Mason and 
 
 Francisco 
 Atchinson B M & Co, dairy produce, 
 
 16,17, 28 and 30 Centre Market 
 Athearn & Co, grocer, Steuart 
 Atherton F A, collector, 507 Mont 
 Atinger C, bootmaker, 117 Leidesdorff 
 Atkinson David, Cal Laundry, Russ 
 
 alley 
 Atkinson, Doud & Co, stock-brokers, 
 
 337 Pine 
 Atkinson Geo F, manufr fancy wood 
 buttons, 25i) First 
 
 Atkinson &, Gilmore, dairy produce, 
 
 cor Twenty-second and ShotweU 
 Atkinson James, liquors, ti22 Markeb 
 Atkinson & Kistcr, blacksmiths,, 42 
 
 Vallejo 
 Atkinson L & Co, manufr shirts, 22 
 
 Sansom 
 Atkinson N, real estate, 330 Pino, room 5 
 Atkinson Thos T 4; Co, stock brokers, 
 
 337 Pino 
 Atkinson Thos, real estate, 520 Seventh 
 Atkinson Thos E, mining secretary,. 405 
 
 California 
 Atlanta Mining Co, (A F McGrew secy, > 
 
 420 Montgomery 
 Atlantic Consolidated Mining Company ^; 
 
 328 Montgomery, room 21 
 Atlantic Giant Powder Co,. (Albert Dib> 
 
 blee pres, office 10 California 
 Atliintic Powder Co, (x^ Du pern secy, i 
 
 10 California 
 
 ATLANTIC STRAW WOR£S,.(J 
 
 M Forrest, 132 Fourth 
 
 ATLAS IRON WORKS, (J B Jordin 
 
 prop), engine and boiler manufrs, 135 
 
 Beale 
 Atlas Mining Co, (A F McGrew secy,) 
 
 420 Montgomery 
 Attel M, watchmaker, 344 Third 
 Attell Seymour, merchant tailor, 53 
 
 Third 
 Attinger Gotleib, shoemaker, 117 Leid 
 Attridgo James, groceries, 2001 Leav 
 Attridge Lizzie, litjuors, fruits, etc, 247 
 
 Clara 
 Atwill Jos F, mining secy, 106 Leid 
 Attwood Alice, physician, 834 Folsom 
 Atzeroth & Moller, grocer, NE cor 
 
 (iough and Austin 
 Aubert A, pork packer, 10 San Fran- 
 cisco Market 
 Aubry & Son, upholsters, 260!) Mission 
 Auerbiicli, (ioldborg & Co, retail and 
 
 wholesale cigi rs, 410 Sacramento 
 
 AUERBACH & THOMPSON, (Pacific 
 
 Fringe Factory,) 751 Market 
 AufrichtigM, fancy goods, 116 Sixth 
 Auger B E Si Co, commission mer- 
 chants, 4 )!> Battery 
 Augustiny John, meat market, oiS 
 
 Turk 
 Auman Fredk, liquors, 610 Jackson 
 Aumann Fritz, liquors, 622 Kearny 
 Auradon A L & Co, game and poultry,, 
 
 515 Merchant 
 Aurora T & M Co, 203 Bush, room 26. 
 Aurouze Marius, barber, 203 Mont »ve- 
 Austin B C, Tin Can Box Factory, 41:4 . 
 
 Clay 
 Austin H, dentist, 634 Washington 
 Austin Marcus E, broker, 639 Kearny 
 Automatic Sewing machine Co, 124s 
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 (R B Cavorly editor, 410 Calif oniia 
 Avery UR & Co, fruit etc, 18 Centre 
 
 Market 
 Avy Euuene, wool cominiasion nierchaut 
 
 and wnoluaalo butcher, li'20 8auaom 
 Axel Alice, bakery, 1711 Market 
 Axt Ludwig, ahoeuiaker, lOoU Howard 
 ▲xtman Leopold, bakery, 5UU Hayes 
 Ayer & Morrow, house and sign paint- 
 ers, 018 Cul 
 
 AYER WASHINOTON, physician, 
 
 410 Kearny 
 Ayers & Co, pubs "The Farmer" and 
 
 proprs Lion lUke, •2r)4 and *J5G Mkt 
 Ayers Frederick, litjuors, !)(">!• Mission 
 Ayers Harry, wiues and licjuors, cor 
 
 Ellis and tStoukton 
 Ayers Joshua, minini< secy* 1 1 1 ^ Leid 
 AYERS M> niuuager \) M Osborni- & Co, 
 
 •jr)4 Mkt 
 AiRES JOHN 0* broker, stocks, 
 
 bonds and loann, 420 Cal 
 A/urc King Min Co, ;W0 Pine, room 'M 
 
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 Babb M E, atty at law, 214 Sansom 
 BABBITT J H, Excelsior Straw Works, 
 
 I'M) Fourth 
 BaccMS II T. butclier, >\V cor O'Farrdl 
 
 and Mason 
 BACH ALBERT, atty at law, 'J 14 
 
 Sanson! 
 BACH. MEESE&CO.( formerly United 
 Anaheim Wine (Jrowers Association,) 
 wines and liijuors, \i'2\ Mont 
 Bachelder .1 W, atty at law, &2'2 Clay 
 Bachelder T F, atty at law, (J'J'J Clay 
 Bachelder Windnull Maufacturing Co, 
 
 cor Market and Bealo 
 Bac her M mc K A, milliner, 40(5 Kearny 
 EaCHMAN BROS, importers and 
 
 jobljers in dry yoods, 1012 Battery 
 Bachmann Jacob, hardware and cuttlery, 
 
 720 Clay 
 Bacigidupi A Casassa, fruits and vege- 
 tables, 007 Washington 
 Bacigalupi & Chelini, fruits, NW cor 
 
 Union and Mason 
 Bacigalupi <i, boots, shoes, 1404 Dupont 
 Bicigalupo T, D, wholesale wines, 1410 
 
 Dupont 
 Bacir Lucas, chop house, (548 Fourth 
 Backer Wm, bakery, 1080 Clay 
 Backstedt William, harness and sad- 
 dlery, SE cor Folsom Jind Sixteenth 
 Bacon C, saloon, <>05 Grove 
 BACON & CO. printers, paper rulers 
 and book biiulers, oOS Clay and 500 
 Sansom 
 
 Bac({uirc H & Co, liquors, NW cor 
 Broadway and Stockton 
 
 Badger Chas W, mining secy, 315 Cal 
 Badger Miss J, bakery, 514$ Third 
 
 BADGER HILL ft CHEROKEE 
 
 MINING CO, H Pichoir secretary, 
 
 '.V20 Sansom 
 Badger Wm G, pianos and organs, 7 and 
 
 1 li Sansom 
 Badlani Alexander, city and county as- 
 sessor, New City Hall 
 Badovicii Bozo, liipiors, 1201 Fillmore 
 BAEHR J W, liquors, 414 Sansom 
 BAEHR WM.inanufg jewelry, (140 Sac 
 Bacttge P, boarding and sale stable, I ] Q 
 
 Washington 
 Bagala Leo, bakery, SE cor Alabama 
 
 and Twonty-Hfth 
 RAGGETT W T & CO, lawyers and 
 
 publishers, law books, 511 Moiitgy 
 
 BAGOT FRED, nolicitor McKoimey's 
 
 Uuvciories, 543 Clay 
 Balinrt Martin, groceries, 31 1 Seventh 
 Bahr Wm A, boots and shoes, 107 Sixth 
 Baid Mrs L), millinery, 512A Hayes 
 Bailey i' A, real estate, 320 Sansom 
 Bailey Frank & Co, coffee house, 10 
 
 Mason 
 Bailey H, wood and coal, 128 O'Farrell 
 Bailey . I C, wool, hides and leather, 218 
 
 California 
 Bailey Joseph & Co, books and station- 
 ery, 1513 Stockton 
 Bailey Marj;aret, grocer, 71 Minna 
 Bailey Nathan J. butcher, 515 Bryant 
 BAILEY R S, saloon, 222 McAllister 
 Bailey S C, plumber, 1(115 Ellis 
 Bailey Tiiomas & Co, wool merchants, 
 
 NW' cor Bluxome and Fifth 
 Bailly Bros, hams, bacon and toikgues, 
 
 71 California Market 
 Baird A, broker, 3 12 California 
 Baker A & A, picture and mirror frames, 
 
 742 Mission 
 Baker Miss A W, ladies' underwear, 430 
 
 Sutter 
 BAKER BROS, grocers, SE cor Sutter 
 
 and Taylor 
 BAKER GEO H> lithographer and 
 
 engraver, 320 Sansom 
 Baker I M, groceries, NW cor Eddy 
 
 and Mason 
 Baker L F, com merchants, 113 Wash- 
 ington 
 Baker Nick, boarding, 11 an<l 13 I'acitic 
 Baker & Jacobs, 1441 Polk 
 Bilker k James, liquors, 825 Montgy 
 
 BAKER & HAMILTON, har.lwaie 
 
 and agricultural implements, 13 to 10 
 
 Front 
 Baker IHvide Manufacturing Co, 314 
 
 Montgomery 
 Balanesi A S, liiiuors, 1 15 Clark 
 Balch H M, piano and organ maker, 843 
 
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 Baldridge M, B'iockbroker, 314 Montgy 
 Baldwin A K, capitalist, 3'28 Montgy 
 Baldwin A S, roal-estate agent, 502 
 
 Kearny 
 Baldwin R T., capitalist, Baldwin Hotel 
 Baldwin H S, physician, Olii Clay 
 Baldwin Lloyd, iitty at law, GOO Montjiy 
 Baldwin O D, restaurant, 35 and 3/ 
 
 (Jeary 
 Baldwin S C, physiuian, 850 Market 
 Baldwin, Sexton & Peterson, diamond 
 
 importi-rs, 1 "20 .Sutter 
 Balonsl (», fruit and vegetables, SW cor 
 
 Davis and Clark 
 
 BALFOTTR. GUTHRIE & CO, com 
 
 mission mereliuntM and insurance 
 
 agents, 310 California 
 Ball A E, atty at law, 50'J Montgomery 
 Ball & Julian, wool, n s Townsend \wt 
 
 Fifth and Sixth 
 Ballard ( i, stoves, etc, '215 Second 
 Ballard tireo, painter, 115 Davis 
 BALLARD MRS L A. homceopathic 
 
 Shysician, '205 L'owell 
 lard, Duane & Co, com merchants, 
 '2'2 California 
 Ballard & Hall, com merchants, 3*20 San 
 Ballantine Uobt, liquors, 4*25 Busli 
 
 BAUfY A J, importer and mannfr 
 
 feathers, (M)H Slarket 
 BALOUN JOSEPH, tailor, 013 Wasli 
 Baltimore Con Mining Co, 331 M 
 Baltimore Min Co, 30(1 Pine 
 Balirs A, insurance broker, 3'2*2 Cal 
 BALZ L & COt tanners, San Bruno 
 
 Uoad 
 BALZER HENRY & CO (0 Berthan 
 Jr), importers and com merchants, 
 agts Hamburg-American Packet Co, 
 North (Jennan Fire Jns Co of Ham- 
 burg, New York Underwriters, agency 
 of N y and Bremen Underwriters, 
 Danube (Imperial Royal privileged), 
 Austrian Insurance (Marine) Co of 
 Vienna, '20U Sansom 
 Bamlwr .1 J, batlis (swimming), foot of 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 Bancois <>, colFee stand, 1J> Vallejo 
 BANCROFT A I- & CO, booksellers, 
 stationers, printers, engravers, litho- 
 graphers, publishers, bookbinders, 
 pianos, organs and nmsic, 7'21 Market 
 Band Frank, Hayes Valley Brass 
 
 Foundry, 5'2*2 Fulton 
 Band J, butcher, NW cor Kighteenth 
 and Valencia 
 
 BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO, com 
 
 merchants, gen agts forCiant Powder 
 
 Co, '210 Front 
 Bangs E & Co, warehouse, cor Channel 
 
 and Fourth 
 Bank of British Columbia, SE cor San 
 
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 AMERICA, A McKinlay agent, 1>'21 
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 Bank of California, Wm Alvord 
 
 404 California 
 Bank of San Francisco, rm '23 Stock Ex- 
 change bldg 
 Hanks (Joo S, livery 8tabl(!, 70".l Jones 
 Banks J, cigars and tobacco, 1204 Mkt 
 \UukA T C, capitalist, 110 California 
 Bankou H, saloon, cor Cemetery ave 
 
 and (ieary 
 Banner Un.o, imprs and manufrs cloth- 
 ing' Hud furnishing goods, cor Sansom 
 and Market 
 Banner <i Min Co, Ceo Lemmon secy, 
 
 430 California 
 Banning Miss, dressmaker, 32 Ellis 
 Bannister L, boarding house, 1 1 2 Pacific 
 BAPTIS J H. gold pen nianufv, 328 
 
 Bush 
 Bar Association, (i34 Sacramento, rm 12 
 Barandon E, bakery, NE cor Fillmore 
 
 and Bush 
 Barbat J, physician and druggist, 010 
 
 Pacific 
 Barbee John, stockbroker, 317 Montgy 
 Barber E, saloon, Bush and Central ave 
 Barber Wm, atty at law, 323 California 
 Barlicr & Whitney, carpenters .and 
 
 builders, 403 Clementina 
 Barbour Clitus, atty at law, 715 Clay 
 
 BARBOUR BROS, importers bags. 
 
 b.igging, twines, bookbinder's threads, 
 carpet threads, gill-net twines, salmon 
 net twines, seine twines, sail twines, 
 sowing machine threads, shoe threads, 
 511 Market 
 Barl)icri & Danziart, restaurant, *235 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 BarckaJ B, chiropodist, 100 McAllister 
 Bardet C, milliner, 225 Montgomery ave 
 Bare Bros, cabinet makers and furni- 
 ture, 308 Hayes 
 Bareilles J os, hotel and liquors, cor Fifth 
 
 and Railroad avcs 
 Barger D E, physician, 030 Market 
 Barkau A, oculist & aurist, 305 Kearny 
 Barker H, painter, 527 Montgy ave 
 Barkhaus F W & D, importers books 
 and stationery, 213 Kearny 
 
 BARNARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. 
 
 120 Sutter 
 
 Barnard Frank & Co, wholesale and re- 
 tail coal dealers and agt steamer Gus- 
 sie Telfair, 213 tfackson 
 
 Barnes & Co, grocers, NEcorSteiuer and 
 California 
 
 Barnes E F, ass't secy insurance, 318 
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 Barnes W H L, atty at law, 426 Cal 
 
 Barnett Isaac, grocer, 10 Grand Arcade 
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 Barnett Mrs, fruit and produce, 211 
 
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 Barney Jns M, com merchant, 3in Cal 
 Barney M, livory Mtuhle, lli*J3 Market 
 Barot K, grocer, SW cor Fill and Post 
 Barr J D, umbrellas, 3:23 Bush 
 Barra Ezekiol I, cigars, IIU First 
 Barra Hall, liiiuors, N W cor First and 
 
 Minna 
 Barreda F L, manager I) de Castro & Co, 
 
 cum merchant!), 213 Sansnm 
 Barrett A, watchmaker and jeweler, 42 
 
 Fourth 
 Barrcttu F & Co, Hsh, 31 S F Market 
 
 BARRETT ft WALKER, stock 
 
 brokers, 4 IjeideadorlF 
 Barrett VV H, carpenter, 537 Valencia 
 Barrilis Diego Lorenzo, Italiaa Consul, 
 
 525 Front 
 Barringer K Mrs, pattern house, Otili)' 
 
 Mission 
 Barron C J, painter, 815 Market 
 Barron Edward, capitalist, 21 Nevada 
 
 block 
 Barron \Vm, grocer, 925 Clay 
 Barrows VV H, atty at law, (528 Montgy 
 BARRY ft BAIRD. book and jol, 
 
 printers, 4I<J Sac and 320 Sansom 
 Barry Chas E, searcher of records, 01J> 
 
 Montgomery 
 Barry U, li(|uurs, cor Eighth and Ifcrou 
 Berry David J r, butcher, 520 Twenty- 
 
 second 
 Barry Edwnrd, real estate and mining 
 
 agent, 415 Montgomery, room 1 
 Barry Matthew, grain, SE cor Railroad 
 
 and Sixteenth avea 
 Barry P, groceries, 540 Natoma 
 Barry Theo A, Cal wines, 11(> Montgy 
 Barry Thos F, atty at law, 302 Montgy 
 Barsi Michelc, fruit, 1308 Dupont 
 Barstow Alfred, atty, 00(5 .VIontgomery 
 Barstow D P, atty, room 10 Stock Ex- 
 change building 
 Barstow F O, dentist and physician, 
 
 1330 Sacramento 
 BARSTOW GEO, atty at law, 30!> Cal 
 BARTATJDEH, French Port House, 
 
 1515 Polk 
 Bartels H, upholsterer, 426 Hayes 
 Bartels P H, liquors, SW cor Front and 
 
 Union 
 
 Barthcl Robert & Co, liquors, l.'MM Pow 
 Bartholme John, liijuors, 1012 Battery 
 Bartin P, dying and cleaning works, 
 
 1212 Polk 
 Bartlett Columbus, atty at law, 12 Mont 
 Bartlett E, atty at law, 628 Montgy 
 Bartlett Washington, atty at law, li 
 
 Montgomery 
 Bartliiig & Kimball, bookbinders, 505 
 
 Clay 
 
 BartoH John, fruit, 1427 Hyde 
 Burtoloni E, liquors, 766 Bronnon 
 Jiartoluoci Ginsopp, boarding house, 307 
 
 Broadway 
 Barton A Sc Co, horsushoers, 22 T> ler 
 BARTON B F ft CO, Pioneer Salt 
 
 Works, inanufa yeast powder, etc, 
 
 211 and 213 Sacramento 
 Barton G E, atty at law, 629 Kearny 
 Barton J, bootmaker, 810 Battery 
 
 BARTON JOHN, Union PaciHo Salt 
 
 Co, 21(i Sacramento 
 Barton Robert, mining engineer, 406 
 
 Montgomery 
 Bartram iJ A, atty at law, 504 Kearny 
 Bartz C, tailor, (i38.^ Mission 
 Barutdt Bellocq, liquors, 1401 Powell 
 Baruth Wm, groceries, SW cor Clay 
 
 and Webster 
 Baruth Ernst F, grocer, J 629 Fillmore 
 Barz August, blacksmith, Montgomery 
 
 ave, liet (ircenwich and Filbert 
 Bash H, tailor, 2 Bryant Place 
 Biisch Louis, shirt manufacturer, 206 
 
 Kearny 
 Bnscom ' B, tailor, 1 15 Geary 
 Bascom i.. M E, dressmaker, 115 
 
 (jeary 
 Baselauski ., fruit, 17 and 18 Grand 
 
 Western Market 
 Basler & Jewell, pi'.ints and oils, 1005 
 
 Market 
 Basluglia C, fruits, 741 Vallcjo 
 Bass I H, Elcho House, 863^ Market 
 Baes T J & Co, artist's materials, paints, 
 
 oils, glass, etc, 27 Dupont 
 Bassan & McDonnell, dry goods, NW 
 
 cor Twfinty -second and Mission 
 Bassett C F & Co, com merchants, 304 
 
 Davis 
 Bassett J M, propr "Golden Ern," 60G 
 
 Clay 
 Bassett Joseph, grain and produce, 221 
 
 and 223 Clay 
 Bassignano Peter, cigars, NVVcor Sixth 
 
 and Howard 
 Batuvia P, barber, 651 Merchant 
 Buteman F, grocer, 62i West Mission 
 Bates A T, atty, 426 California 
 Bates C M, physician, 224 Kearny 
 Bates Geo, propr University School, 320 
 
 Eddy 
 Bates J C, atty at law, 434 California 
 
 BATES MORRIS U ft 00, publishers 
 
 "Commercial News and Trade Re- 
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 Bates ThoF! D & Bro, houae brokers, cor 
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 Batran Chas L, saloon, 541 Jackson 
 
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 Battles & Gilleran, grocera, NK cor 
 Fourth niul Clementina 
 
 Bftucli P <r, ship and custuni-lioube 
 broker, ROO Battery 
 
 Bauchotta Julie, restaurant, 1 1'iODupont 
 
 Bauer Bros, cutlers and tool makers, 054 
 Mission 
 
 BAUER EHILE, manager S F News 
 Co, 413 and 415 Washington 
 
 Ba uer J A, druggist, 101 Post 
 
 BATTER J C, liiiuors, I) Merchant's Ex- 
 change 
 
 BAUER J C & CO, wine and liquor 
 dealers' materials and brewers' stock, 
 tiS'J Sacramento 
 
 Bauer, Tobriuer & Co, impr fancy goods, 
 545 Market 
 
 Baum Chas, consul Argentine lU'public, 
 510 Battery 
 
 Baum Gustav, carpets and furniture, 
 1132 Market 
 
 BAUM J & CO, manufrs and ixnprs 
 clothing, 7 and \t Sansomo 
 
 Baum Wm. liquors, 101 Powell 
 
 BAUMQARTEN A & CO, importers 
 cloths and tailors' trimmings,? Montgy 
 
 Baiimgiirten iJ, shoemaker, 420 Fourth 
 
 Baumgartner & Bohls, tobacco factory, 
 230 antl 232 Fourteenth 
 
 Baun iJasper, grocer, U15 Kighteenth 
 
 BAUR J C, liquors, 7 Merchant' Ex- 
 change 
 
 Bauxis Jean, bakery, 01 1 Pacific 
 
 Bavaria Brewery, Philipp Frauenholz 
 propr, Mont ave bet Vallejo and(ireen 
 
 Baxter k Blank, artists, 832 Market 
 
 Baxter H W, manager Mercantile Col- 
 lection Bureau, 210 Sansom 
 
 Bay State S Min Co, 310 I'ino, rm 15 
 
 BAY CITY SODA WATER CO. J <• 
 
 Grennan supt, 1 10 and 1 12 Tyler 
 Bay View Chemical Works, J Horst- 
 
 man propr, Florence bet Fourteenth 
 
 and Fifteenth 
 Bay View Distillery, cor Eighteenth ave 
 
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 Bay City Market, 1 146 Market 
 
 BAY CITY OYSTER CO, W J John- 
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 fornia Market 
 
 BAY CITY PACKING & PROVIS 
 
 ION CO, M Gradwohl & Co, 1144 
 to 1148 Market 
 
 BAY CITY PLATING WORKS. 
 
 Geo M Ijcderer & Co, 731 Mission 
 Bay City Real Estate Association, H A 
 
 Hill secy, 634 Market 
 Bayle John, tripe, tongues and brains, 7 
 
 California Market 
 Bayleas W H* architect, 106 Leidesdorff 
 
 Bayley C A, liciuors. 050 Clay 
 
 Bayly Chas A, druggist, SK cor Howard 
 
 and Sixth 
 Bazan F, physician, 850 Market 
 Ba/lord K X, druggist, 2123 Bush 
 Beach C, books and ■tatiouery, 107 
 
 Montgomery 
 Boiidie & Co, lumlHir, 3 Sjiear 
 Beal Sam, mattress manufr, 40 to 53 
 
 Second 
 Btal W A, hardware, 1252 Mitrket 
 Bcall K B, fruit and produce, 612 Laguna 
 Beamish P, furnisiiing goods, cor Ihiru 
 
 and Market 
 Bcanston & Gallagher, carriage factory, 
 
 127 Fifth 
 Bear S, stock and money broker, 140 
 
 Montgomery 
 Beard VV H, fruit, 420^ Fourth 
 Beatty J C, secy West Comstock (» & S 
 
 Min Co, 230 Montgomery 
 Beatty & Lutz, insurance, loan and real- 
 
 estate brokers, 310 Pino, rm 11 
 Beaveu D B, fish, 35 and 36 Mission 
 
 Market 
 Beaverly VV, mining, 214 California 
 Beaver Henry, bakery and fancy goods, 
 
 100 Hayes 
 Beban Kocco, coffee saloon, NE oor 
 
 Broadway and Dupont 
 Bcchtel C'on Min Cfi, 30U Montgomery 
 Bccht (leorge J, druggists, glassware, 
 
 etc, 124 Market 
 Bechttr J, carpenter, 311 Montgj' ave 
 Beck A C & Co, butchers, 4 and 5 Hayes 
 
 Valley Market 
 Beck Adam, butcher, 603 McAllister 
 Beck August, gun and locksmith, 510 
 
 Broatlway 
 Beck & Hanung, butchers, 10 and 1 1 
 
 Mission Market 
 Beck Jacob, butcher, 603 McAllister 
 Beck S, insurance broker, 413 California 
 Beck Bobt, upholsterer, 209 Miison 
 BECKER A. restaurant, 341 Bush 
 BECKER B At real-estate and house 
 
 broker, 334 Kearny 
 
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 BECKER BROS, groceries and liquors 
 SE cor Turk and Larkin; SE co 
 (Jeary and Larkin; SE cor Sutter and 
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 Becker Christian, restaurant, 30 Sixth 
 BECKER F W, cigars, 705 Davis 
 Becker & Fisher, saloon, 1152 Market 
 Becker <Teo J, restaurant, 800 Fourth 
 Becker Henry, butcher, NW cor Mission 
 
 and Thirteenth 
 Becker Joseph, crockery, 329 Hayes 
 Becker Michael, bakery, 1 323 Dupont 
 Becker M R E, real estate, 334 Kearny 
 BECKER F, propr Frescott House, 
 SW cor Montgomery ave and Kearny 
 
 H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F. 
 
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 BECKER WM, basket maker, G28 
 
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 Becker Wm, groceriea, cor Mission and 
 
 Spear 
 Beckmann Bros, groceries, SVV cor Hyde 
 
 and Green 
 Beckmann P W, groceries, SW cor Fif 
 
 teenth and Mission 
 Bedell Wm, R R agt, 2'2 Montgomery 
 Bee S, hardware, :i4G Third 
 Beeching R A, atty at law, 320 Sansom 
 Beeching R, secy S F Benevolent Assn, 
 
 •JO Webb 
 BEEMAir WILIIAM, trusses and 
 
 artilicial limbs, CIO Clay 
 Beer B & Oo, fruit and produce com- 
 mission merchants, 2:24 Washington 
 
 BEERS & HUBBARD, dentists, '->30 
 
 Kearny 
 Beerstechwr Chas J, atty, 320 Sansoiji 
 Behagel A, atty at law, 500 Fell 
 Behan W J, jewelry, 230 Kearny 
 Behnemann & Joost, groceries, SW cor 
 
 Taylor and O'Farrell 
 Behnseu Chris, cigars and tobacco, 18 
 
 Sixtli 
 Behre Robt L, atty at law, 502 Montgy 
 
 BEHRENBT H & CO. manufrs 
 trunks, valises and traveling bags, 
 107 8ansom 
 
 BEHRENS ANDREW, lodging house, 
 
 228 Montgomery ave 
 Behreus Bros, grocers, ,\'K cor Twenty- 
 fourth and Potrero ave 
 Behrens F, grocer, cor Twenty-fourth 
 
 and Potrero ave 
 Behrens (ieo, liquors, 038 Commercial 
 Behrens H C F, physician, 22 Montgy 
 Behrmann C F, bakery, 121S Pciwell 
 Behrmanu 1 H, wood and coal, 838 
 
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 Beidel Conrad, pork dc'lcr, 1417 Dupont 
 Beilles T B, barber, 124 Montgy ave 
 Beisel & Cook, tanners, I'ennsylvania 
 
 ave bet Santa Clara and Mnriposa 
 Beker Elsie, liquors, !>08 Kearny 
 Belando & Co, wood and coal, 1210 
 
 Powell 
 Belando J &, Co, wood and coal, 438 
 
 Minna 
 Belcher G & S Min Co, 8 8 F Kxchange 
 
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 Belcher S Min Co, John Crockett secy, 
 
 203 Bush 
 Belcher W C, atty at law, 520 Montgy 
 Bc'.dep E C, phonographic it-'porter su- 
 preme court, 040 Cliiy 
 Belden E S, shorthand reporter, 037 
 
 Kearny 
 Belden J osiali, capitalist, 314 California 
 Bttlden & Orton, insurance agents, 313 
 California 
 
 Belding Bros & Co, Carlson &, Currier 
 
 agts, spool silk, 509 Market 
 Belinge F A, physician, 1019 Polk 
 Belknap David P, atty at law, 604 
 
 Merchant 
 BELL ALEXANDER G, manager 
 
 "S F Merchant," 323 Front 
 Bell & Com, stationers, 039 Kearny 
 Bell D B, fish 31 Grand Central Market 
 Bell Isle Mining Co, Stock Exchange bldg 
 Bell J B, hairdresser, 123!) I'olsom 
 Bell JolinJP, atty at law, 213 and 215 
 
 Sansom, rooms 8 and 9 
 Bell Joe S, cigars and tobacco, 113 Jack 
 Bella Union Theatre, Saml Tetlow propr, 
 
 803 to 807 Kearny 
 Bellay Francis, artist, 718 Greenwich 
 
 l>et Powell and Mason 
 Belle Union Quicksilver Mining Co, 31-1 
 
 Montgomery 
 Bellefontaine Mining Co, 411 California 
 Bellemere A, manufr jeweler, 331 Kear 
 Belli (1 & Co, ■'oin merchant, 120 Clark 
 Bellingall & Miller, Custom House brok- 
 ers, 425 Battery 
 Bellinghani Bay Coal Co, cor Spear and 
 
 Folsom 
 Bellmer J H C, restaurant, 104 First 
 Belmont Mining Co, 310 Pine, room 15 
 BELLOC & CO, bankers, 524 Montgy 
 Betts Spring Co, carriage springs, 218 
 
 Fremont 
 BELT T WfPiopr Brooklyn Hotel, 210 
 
 and 212 Bush 
 Belvidere Mining Co, 203 Bush, room 20 
 Betzohl & Niemann, bakers, 20 Dupont 
 Bemis Chas C, U S supervisor inspector 
 (Istdist) of steam vessels, U S Ap- 
 praisers' building 
 Bemmerer August, cutler, 1521 Polk 
 Bemton iiiohd, liquors, 040 Market 
 Benard A F, saloon, N H cor I'ifth and 
 
 Howard 
 Bender .lacob, Imtcher, 10() Twelfth 
 Bendit Sand, auctioneer and com mer- 
 chant, 53>5 and 538 California 
 Henecke H 1), groceries, 520 Broailway 
 
 BENEDICT & SMITH, merchant 
 tailnrs, (see advertisement opp title 
 page), 130 Montgomery 
 
 Bendt Wm, liijuors, 12 Clay 
 
 BENHAM A M> wholesale pianos, or- 
 gans, musical merchandise and agent 
 J I' Hale's pianos, 047 Market 
 
 Benjamin A F, notary public, atty at 
 law and commissioner of deeds, 417 Cal 
 
 BENJAMIN H A & CO (T s Hen- 
 
 shaw), natural mineral spring waters, 
 depot Pacilic Congress Spring water, 
 29 Mew Montgomery cor Jessie 
 Peiijamin Mrs R, clothing, 984 Folsom 
 Benkle.nan Mrs Rosalia, liquors. Rail- 
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 Bennett Thos, gen agt Travelers' (Life 
 
 and Accident) Insurance Co, 319 Cal 
 Bennett A C, architect, 318 Pine, rm 37 
 Bennett Clement, shorthand reporter, 
 
 434 California 
 Bennett F, liquors, 230 Branuan 
 Bennett Jno R & Bro, dairy produce, 
 35 and 3(> California Market 
 
 BENNETT & JONES, attys at law, 
 215 Sanson! 
 
 BENNETT NATHANIEL, atty at 
 
 law, 215 Sansom 
 Bennett Patrick, saloon, 837 Mission 
 Bennett Thos, physician, 4(5 O'Farrell 
 Bennett W, plumber, 1015 Clay 
 Bennett Wm, liciiiors, 51i> Pacific 
 Bennett Wm, physici.an, 1015 Folsom 
 Benning A, grocer, S\V cor Montgomery 
 
 ave and Chestnut 
 Bensen Conratl, grocer, 2029 Polk 
 Bensen Henry, grocer, NE cor Sixth and 
 
 Bryant 
 Benson Jno A, engineer and surveyor, 
 
 507 Montgomery 
 Bent E F & Co, grain brokers, 18 Cal 
 Bentliam Harry, licjuors, 538 Market 
 Benton Consolidated Co, 302 Montgy 
 Bentschler Jno, wagon maker, 1()24 Aliss 
 Beppler Jno, butcher, 1518 Dupont 
 Beiiuette 1>, prest Cosmopolitan Milling 
 
 Co, 028 Montgomery 1 
 
 Beran Adolph, bootmaker, SE cor Maaon! 
 
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 Bcran E oootmaker, 9224 Folsom 
 
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 B«r"iowitz Mrs E, cloak store, 1008 
 
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 Berlin Cologne Insurance Co, Hutchin- 
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 Berlin F A, atty at law, 515 California 
 Bermingham J, agt California 4; Mexi- 
 
 'san S S Co, 10 Market 
 Bernard C A, house and sign pauiter, 
 
 (529 Merchant 
 BERNARD CHARLES, Chartres 
 
 Coffee and Spice Mills, ';07 and 709 
 
 Sansom 
 Bernard I, crockery and tinware, 539 
 
 Sixteenth 
 Bernard A, barber shop, 642 Market 
 Bernard & Pouzadoux, furniture and 
 
 carpets, 312 Sutter 
 Bernert & Schroeder, saloon, 823 Market 
 Bernhamer Harry, restaurant, 504 Mkt 
 Bernard Jos, stock broker, 404 Montgy 
 Bernhard Robt, ship broker, 302 Cal 
 
 BERNSTEIN ABE, fresh and salt fish, 
 Dutch herring, frozen and fresh pick- 
 eled oyster- ijtall Nos 20 and 21 Cen- 
 tre Market, Sutter 
 Bernstein D, tailor, 729 Folsom 
 Bernstein Elias, furniture, 151 Third 
 Bernstein S, fancy goods, 38 Fourth 
 Bernstein S, tailor, 791 Mission 
 Bernzdtt & Krikal, cor Main and Mkt 
 BERONIO PIETRO, propr Roma Ho- 
 tel, 818 Sansom 
 Berre A, wines and liquors, NE corner 
 Lombard ami Ootavia 
 
 & Co, coffee saloon, 024 j Berrc. Anareas, groceries, 1326 Dupont 
 
 I Bern. a K, cigars, 1235 Dupont 
 BERRY & PLACE, importeri of ma- 
 chinery and supplies, cor Market and 
 
 lierbora G N 
 
 Kearny 
 Bercyits Simon, tailoring, 534 Pacific 
 Berg Alf, watches, jewelry and dia- 
 monds, I \'''. Market 
 Berg Ferdinand, butcher, 209 Sixth 
 Bergen Adrian, farm and dairy produce 
 
 and provisions, 425 Clay 
 Berger C, druggist, SW cor Eddy and 
 
 Steiner 
 Berger H I( (fe Co, importers of Japen- 
 
 eso trees, pliuits, etc. 108 Leidesdorff 
 Borges B I' & Co, restaurant, 531 and 
 
 533 Comniendal and 737 Market 
 berger R, djoing and cleaning, 140 Post 
 Bergerot Jno, school, Gil Stockton 
 Hergez & Klein, restaurant, 530 Wash 
 Berggren Aug, consul for Sweden and 
 
 Norway, -lOf) Montgomery 
 Bergin M, atty at law, (528 Montgomery 
 Bergin T I, atty at law, 309 Mont, rm 30 
 Berlund N, bootmaker, 518^ Geary 
 Berkeley Ferry, A Raminelsberg supt, 
 
 052 Market 
 Berkeley Ferry k Railroatl Co, Wm 
 
 Stuart secy, 3 ) Sansom 
 Berkeley L & T 1 Ass'n, 052 Market 
 Berkhauor Herrmann, liquors, 229 Mont 
 
 gomery ave 
 
 Fremont 
 Berson A & Son, carpets and oil cloths, 
 
 710 to714 W^ashington 
 BERTAND E H, pork packers, 1515 
 
 Polk 
 
 BERTELING & WATRY. scientific 
 
 opticians, 427 Kearny 
 Berteloni E, liquors, NE cor Seventh 
 
 and Brannan 
 Bertin A, dyeing and scouring, 1205 
 
 Stockton and 430 Bush 
 Bertin L C, manufr coffees and spices, 
 
 027 Commercial 
 Berton F & Co, bullion broker, 527 Clay 
 
 BERTON & GALLLARD. bankers 
 
 and assayers, 527 Clay 
 Berton Paul, dyer, etc, Polk 
 BERWIN P & BRO, importers" of 
 
 hats. 111 Battery }fim 
 
 Bertz J & Co, cigar manufr^ SE corner 
 
 Market and Fremont ^^^ 
 
 Bessinger & Co, com merchants, weal 
 
 and skins, GOO and G02 Front t'^ISi 
 Best & Belclier Mining Co, 309 Mont 
 Best Jno, office furniture, 405^ Cal ^S'^ 
 
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 OLD PORT WINE, H. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis St., S. F. 
 
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 Bester Jno H, liquors, 543 Jackson 
 Beathom H, liquors, 7 Stevenson 
 Besthorn H, boots and shoes, ^Oti Post 
 Beator H T, architect, 652 Market 
 Betancue J P, pjiotographer, 40*2 Kear 
 Betzer Ed, bootmaker, 04H.i Merchant 
 Beth Adoli)l\, lic^uors, SE cor Post and 
 
 Kearny 
 
 Bettencourt J DeS, physician, "232 Sutter' 
 Bettia O J, carriagcuiaker, lilM ,Iack 
 Bettmnn M, soaps, caustic soda, rosin, 
 
 311 Commercial 
 Boty O'Xeal Mining (.'o, 11 W Heath 
 
 secy, 318 Pine, room 17 
 Betzel L, manufr clothing, 20 Sansom 
 Bit^old & Niemarin, bikery, 418 O'Fiir- 
 
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 Beuiico B, liquors, 1507 Dupont 
 Beversen Bros, groceries, 8E cor Seventh 
 
 and Stevenson 
 Beversoii H & M, groceries^ 13 Seventh 
 Beyan J M, stoves and ranges, 130Tlurd 
 Beyer A, liquors, 'I'M Sixteenth 
 Beyer (}, litjuors, 2221 Powell 
 Beyer Lewis H, hairdresser, 1330 Dup 
 Beyerdorf & McL'rillis, li(|Ui)rs, 542 Mkt 
 Biagi D & Co, fruit and produce camniis- 
 
 sion merchants, 500 and 502 Wasli 
 Biauchi Chas, marble works, 1250 Mkt 
 Bianconi I, sawtiltr, 2420 Post 
 Biarnez Mrs A, I'rcnch laundry, KIS 
 
 Larkin 
 Bibbius & Townsend, mining agency, 
 
 314 Bush 
 Bibliothequedc la, Lieque National Fran- 
 
 caisa, 120 Sutter 
 Bichard Nicholas, luml>cr and coal, lO 
 
 Howard 
 
 BIDDLE & DOUGLASS, commission 
 
 merchants, 123 Washington 
 Biedenbach August, li(juors, NK cor 
 
 Third and Mission 
 Biclenberg Peter H, grocer, 31 Teliam.i 
 Bii^lski & Mennheim, dairy produce, 13 
 
 Centre Market 
 Bien Joseph, machinist, 412 Comintreial 
 Bienenfold Klias, dry ^'oods, 1015 Larkin 
 Big Prize Mining Co, 328 Mont, room 13 
 Bigarze L A, sewing machines, 1227 
 
 Stockton 
 BIGELO'T & MORRIS, manufrs 
 
 wrought iron girders, trusses, prison 
 
 cells, etc, 310 Mission 
 Bit^elow S C, ciipitalist, 314 California 
 Bigelow Bros, groceries, NK cor Clay 
 
 and Davis 
 Piggs A 11, liquors, SW cor Pino and 
 
 Sansom 
 Bill C, restaurant, 29 Drumm 
 Billings D R & Co, groceries, 1311 Stock 
 
 BILLINGS. HARBOURNE & CO, 
 
 books and stationery, 3 Montjjomery, 
 (see adv under books and itatlouery) 
 
 Bine & Georges, merchant tailors, 1 19 
 
 Sutter 
 Bine S, fancy goods, 130 Kearny 
 Bink A, carriagemaker, 1711 Mission 
 Birch Wm H, engineer aiul machinist, 
 
 ll*)Beale 
 Birchall JMmund, fruit and produce, 
 
 I(i03 Eddy 
 Bird N J, physician, 101 1 Mission 
 Birge J J, dentist, 313 Kearny 
 IJisbee, VVilliams & Co, mining and 
 
 metallurgy, 32 Merchants' Exchange 
 BizchofF D, groceries, SW cor Geary 
 
 and Jones 
 BischofF Fred, groceries, 1423 Powell 
 Biachoff & Leichen, groceries, cor Fourth 
 
 and Harrison 
 Bishop 1'], stoves, lamps, etc, and money 
 
 broker, 7(K) Market 
 BISHOP THOS B, atty at law, vice 
 
 prest Cal .State l^emocratic Club, (i30 
 
 Commercial 
 Bissiiiger & Co, hides, pelts, etc, GOO and 
 
 1)02 Froot 
 Bizion L, lifpiora, 1413 Dupont 
 Bizzolara & Kaccalagliala, wood and 
 
 coal, 1015 Washington 
 Biter John, ilorist, SW cor Waller and 
 
 Fillmore 
 BLACK CHARLES, city physician 
 
 and police surgeon, 514 Kearny 
 Blachman Mrs E (», millinery, lOl'J 
 
 Liirkin 
 Black Boar Quartz Mining Co, 310 Mont 
 
 BLACK DIAMOND COAL MIN 
 
 CO, 1* B Cornwall prest, E cor Spear 
 
 and Folsom 
 Black E H, painter, 514 Sixteenth 
 Black H M & Co, carriagemakcrs, 851, 
 
 853 and 855 Market 
 Black Hawk Mining Co, H A Charles 
 
 secy, 41'.l California, room 22 
 lilack Hills Canal and Water Co, 40!) 
 
 Montgomery, room 4!) 
 
 BLACK HOWARD, slnrt manufr, 39 
 
 Sutter, (sue advt next title and under 
 
 HJiirt manufacturers, classified) 
 lilack Jack Mining Co, H A Charles 
 
 secy, 419 California, room 22 
 Black .Ino \V, collector, 410 Montgy 
 Black It M, gents' furniHhing goods, 200 
 
 Montgomery 
 Black Wm, marble work , 1121 Market 
 Blackman M .1, phunbing and gastit- 
 
 ting, 225 Hayes 
 Blackwell Mrs S B, fancy goods, 108 
 
 Seventh 
 Blade & ILdnier, hatstore, 910 Market 
 Bli'ir A J, mining, 330 Pine, room 28 
 Blair k, Chuso, hay and grain, 1912 
 
 Market 
 Blair, Van Tassel & Co, insurance agts, 
 
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 Blake A E, dentist, 5^ Kearny 
 BLAKE & BLAKE, attys at law, 417 
 
 Kearny 
 Tiliike Chas E, physician, 906 Market 
 Blake Charles K Sr, dentist, 5^ Kearny 
 Blake Geo M, mining, 30!) Montgomery 
 Blake H H & Co, agency Celluloid Col 
 
 lar Co, 405 Front 
 Blake J, tailor, 421 Sutter 
 Blake Jno, harness and saddlery, 2"i'2 
 
 Second 
 Blake J AV, physician, 1911 Geary 
 
 BLAKE* BOBBINS & CO, paper ware 
 
 house, paper bags, 51G Sacramento 
 
 and 519 Commercial 
 Blake S C, stationery, 503 Kearny and 
 
 017 Montgomery 
 Blakenian T O, 418 California 
 Blakiaton J S, siiilmaker, (> Clay 
 Blanc M, liquors, 217 Beale 
 Blanch B, carriage manufr, 054, (550 
 
 and ()58 Howard 
 
 BLANCHAED ALMON, City lUU 
 
 posting Co, 020 Commercial 
 Blanchard & Combatalade, li(iuors, SW 
 
 cor Dupont and Pacific 
 Blanchette Louis, hoots and shoes, 510 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 Blanding Gordon, atty, 324 Pine, room 18 
 Blanding Wni, atty at law and State 
 
 harbor commissioner, 324 Pine 
 Blaney K W, prosecuting atty. Old City 
 
 Hall 
 Blaney James xV, saloon, SW cor Mis- 
 sion nnd Fourth 
 Blank Louis, jeweler and watchmaker, 
 
 832 Market 
 5 Blankman Wm, dentist, 208 Stockton 
 Blaser A, tailor, 20 Stockton 
 Blaxham C, stationery and toys, 304 
 
 Sixteenth 
 Bleily .los K, barber, 418 Bush 
 Bley A, milliner, 750 Market 
 Blind Spring Mill and Mining Co, Stocli 
 
 Kxcluvnge building 
 Bloch A B, clothing and furnishing 
 
 goods, 204 Mongoniery ave 
 Bloch Constantino, dentist, 318 Hayes 
 Bloch & Davidson, morocco manufrs, 
 
 linings, etc, 223 Battery 
 Bloch J, butter and cheese, (iO Centre 
 
 Market 
 Bloch h & A, butchers, 823 Greenwich 
 Bloch [.«opold, cloaks and suits, 11*.) 
 
 Sixth 
 Bloch W, 139 Stockton 
 Blockman & Cerf, lime, cement and 
 
 brick, 24 and 20 California 
 Block Em, salt, 207 Front 
 Block Israel, cigars ami tobacco, 228 Sut 
 Block James N, (Comegys, Block & Co, 
 
 Livermore), office 207 Front 
 Block John, tailor, 048 Commercial 
 
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 Blodes Theodore, liquors, 1243 Folsom 
 
 Blohm John, liquors, 923 Kearny 
 
 Blohm Peter, wines and liquors, NE cor 
 Mission and Beale 
 
 Blohm & Olferman, grocers, cor Tenth 
 an<l Folsom and cor Fourteenth and 
 Mission 
 
 Blohmo Bros, grocers, NW cor Sutter 
 and Polk 
 
 Blohme John, grocer, NW cor Polk and 
 Sutter and NE cor Tehama and Sec- 
 ond 
 
 Blome H & Co, liquors, 3 Clay 
 
 BLOOD J H, notary public and com- 
 missioner of deeds, 304 Montgomery 
 
 Blood L L, mining secretary, 45 Mer- 
 chants' Exchange building 
 
 Bloome W, tannery and wool puller, 
 Folsom bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth 
 
 Bloomer II F, decoration art rooms, 14 
 O'Farrell 
 
 Blow A W& Co, stock brokers, 301 Pine 
 
 BLUE BELL MINING CO, D F Ver- 
 
 deual secretary, 327 Pine 
 Blum A & C, tobacco and cigars, 319 
 
 Sacramento 
 Blum Henry, bakery, 1813 Powell 
 BLUM M M, brass and recti band, 647 
 
 Market 
 Blumberg J F, fire and marine insurance 
 
 broker, 30# Montgomery 
 Blume Mrs A, dressmaker, 413 Larkin 
 Blume H, bootmaker, 049 Merchant 
 Blunienthal B, dry goods, i;i4 Sixth 
 Bhuuenthal H M, produce dealers, 125 
 
 Washington 
 
 BLUMENTHAL MAX & CO, watches, 
 
 jewelry and silverware, 719 Clay 
 
 BLUMENTHAL. QUINLAS & CO. 
 
 glove factory, 114i Post 
 BliMidell James, boarding and lodging, 1 
 
 I- ifth 
 Blunt W (i, naturalist and taxidermist, 
 
 813 Market 
 Bluxomo .r, piiysician, 300 Stockton 
 Blythe T H, capitalist, 724^ Market 
 BIythe Wm J, band leader, 312.\ Minna 
 Boalt Jno H, attorney, 419 California 
 Biiardman (ieo C, insurance agt, 31 1 Cal 
 r>oardman Jos, real estate, 593 Sixth 
 Board of Engineers of the Pacific Coast, 
 
 C S Steuart president, 533 Kearny 
 Board of Fire Underwriters, 418 Cal 
 
 BOARD OF TRADE OF S F. C F Wy- 
 
 man secretary, cor Pine and Market 
 BOAS JUDAH, broker, 420 Montgom- 
 ery, room 3 
 Boca Brewing Co, (Boca, Nevada Co), 
 
 ofHce 415 Sacramento 
 Bocarde & Whittier, wood and coal, and 
 
 roofers, 008 Third 
 Boccanovich P, coffee saloon, 161 Steuait 
 Boch & Blum, butchers, 519 Geary 
 
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 Boch Mrs R, bakery and confectionery, 
 
 21 17 Fillmore 
 Bock Joseph, bakery, U88 Folsom 
 Bockea & Bacc.ala, restaurant, 540 Coml 
 Bochinau J (J, grocer, 535 Fourth 
 Bodetxeo C, prea Seattle Coal & Trans- 
 portation Co, 33 and 34 Market, and 
 U 'S Bonded Warehouse, cor Battery 
 and Filbert 
 Bode & Searl, Free and U S Bonded 
 
 Warehouse, foot of Battery 
 Bode Win, artist, etc, 1 Middle 
 Boden John H & Co, ship and custom 
 
 house broker, 504 Battery 
 Bodrish Wm H, atty, 712 Montgomery 
 Bodie BluflF Con ii Min Co, :WJ Montgy 
 
 BODIE CHIEF MININO CO, D F 
 
 Verdenid secretary, 3"J7 Pine 
 Bodia Con Mining Co, 30!> Montgomery 
 Bodie & Danfortb, Internal llevenuo 
 
 Bonded Warehouse, cor Battery and 
 
 FiUxTt 
 Bodic Hydraulic Mining & Water Co, 
 
 30!> Montgomery 
 BODIE RESTAURANT. Mrs M Mor- 
 
 chio & Son proprs, Leidesdorft 
 Bodien John, upliolsterer, SE cor Tay- 
 lor and Ellis 
 Bodine Miss Ida, milliner, 54 Thirti 
 Bodwcll 11 H, propr Excelsior Windmill 
 
 and horse power work^, 211 and 213 
 
 Mission 
 Boeileker & Spencer, groceries, NW cor 
 
 Kcarnv and (ireen 
 
 BOERICKE & TAFEL, druggists, 
 
 (homoopathic pharmacy), 2.'U Sutter 
 Boese H J, bu teller, NE cor Clark and 
 
 Davis 
 Boese N, groceries, 913 Bryant 
 
 BOESH EMILE, propr Pacillc Lamp 
 
 and Ketlector Factory, 5(i!( Mission 
 Boettger Chas, livery stable, 55 Clay 
 Bolinger J, metal spinner, 10 Stevenson 
 Bogart O II, mining secretary, 100 Leid 
 Bogel C H, liquors, SW cor Mason and 
 
 F rancisco 
 Boger F K, cigar factory, 520 Hayes 
 Boggan Owen, grocer, NE cor Bush and 
 
 Buchanan 
 Bogiier Chas, tailor, 1 1 Sutter 
 Bohan James A, groceries, i)2I Howard 
 Bohemian Club, 430 Pine 
 Bohm W, manfg jeweler, 016 Merchant 
 Bohn John, stoves and tinware, 112 7th 
 Boisse Eugene, hiiirdresser, 520 Coml 
 Boise Hicliard, liijuors, 250S Bush 
 Boisscau & Son, boot and shoemakers, 
 
 324 Dupoiit 
 Boi8son& Pichon, poultry, 15 SF Market 
 Boitano F, wood and coal, 1510 Stock 
 Bolan M J, physician, 737 Market 
 BOLOER MRS ANN, propr (ilobe 
 
 House, SE cor Sixth and Brannan 
 
 Bolger & Davis, whiteners, 46 Fourth 
 Boiler F J, butcher, 1230 Dupont 
 Bollinger Francis, b.trber, 115^ Jackson 
 Bollinger Mrs H II, dressmaking, 3 Ma- 
 son 
 Bollinger J C, collector, 624 Montgomery 
 Bollinger & Miller, meat market, 5 
 
 Jackson ; 
 BoUmcan J & Co, mcinuf Russian cigar- 
 itos and imprs Turkish tobacco, 40!) 
 Washington 
 Bolton Thos, dentist, 804 Howard 
 Bolton Jas K, capitalist, 618 Merchant 
 Boltz J F, saloon, 003 Market 
 Boma F, groceries, NE cor Twenty-sec- 
 ond and Mission 
 BOMAN C E* carpenter and builder, 
 
 1 3 Stockton 
 Bonacina J M, furniture, 17 Mont ave 
 Bonacina A, restaurant, 535 Merchant 
 Bonacina J M, furniture and carpets, 1 7 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 Bonde J, carpenter and builder, 1110 
 Dupont 
 
 BONESTELL, ALLEN & CO. paper 
 
 warehouse, wholesale news, book and 
 
 wrapping paper and twines, 413 and 
 
 415 Sanson! 
 Bonnet B, brick manufs, 402 Montgy 
 Bonnet E, asphaltiim and brick maker, 
 
 402 Montgomery 
 BONNEY 0, band, circular and spring 
 
 saw and fanning implement manuf, 
 
 221 Mission 
 Bonnheiin Albert, agent Weinstock & 
 
 Lubin, 524 Market 
 Booker Con Gold Mining Co, .300 Mont- 
 gomery, room 02 
 Booker W Lane, British Consul, 319 
 
 California 
 Boole Ceo, shipwright, etc, 5 Spear 
 Boome Henry W, physician. City and 
 
 County Hospital 
 BOONE J L. atty at law, 320 Cal 
 
 BOONE & OSBORN. solicitors of 
 
 patents, .320 California 
 Booth Andrew (i, attty, 325 Montgy 
 Booth E B, mining secy, 320 California 
 Booth Cold Mining Co, Geo R Pinney 
 
 secy, 310 Pine, room 44 
 Booth H J, mining and foundry work, 
 
 419 California, room 17 
 Booth L A, real estate and commissioner, 
 
 402 Front 
 Booth Sydney, canned salmon, 318 Front 
 Booth Thos, cigars, tobacco, 007 Davis 
 Bt)oth W F, atty, 502 Montgomery 
 Boothby Adolph F, chop house, 312 
 
 Townsend 
 Boothby Mulville, liquors, 333 East 
 Boothe Wm H, mining secy, 320 Cal 
 
 BOOTZ ADAM, propr Bootz Hotel, 435 
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 BOOTZ'S HOTEL, Adam Bootz propr, 
 
 435 Pine 
 Boradt Henry, liquors, 528 Valencia 
 Borax Factory, W L Bromley propr, 
 
 417 Chestnut 
 Borbeck John, cigars and tobacco, 503 
 
 Pacific 
 Borboa J, grocerieB, 1336 Dupont 
 Borcher J C, i)hy8ician, 540 Washington 
 Bordenave A J, restaurant, TOli Montgy 
 Bordenave John, saloon, cor M at and 
 
 Fifth ave 
 
 Bordeoux V & Co, restaurant, 539 Jack 
 Bordner J, carpenter and builder, 641 
 
 Mission 
 Bordwell Geo A, architect, 318 Pine 
 Bordwell Sl Rogers, mechanical engineers 
 
 240 Montgomery 
 Borel Alfred & Co, bankers, 601 Montgy 
 Borel F, hotel. 037 Pacific 
 Borgatrom Mrs Jenny, milliner, 122 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 Borgatrom Mrs Minnie, 322 Montgy ave 
 Boris Lambert, clothing, 1127 Dupont 
 Borkhim Herman, tailor, 5324 Pi Ik 
 Borland Mrs, dressmaking, 16 Mason 
 BomChas, barber, 417 Post 
 
 BORNHfANN FRANK G, (cash), 
 
 U S SubTreas, 610 Commercial 
 Bernstein Bros, mens' clotliing and fur- 
 nishing goods, 844 Market 
 Bornstin Louis, cigar mauufr, 113 Sixth 
 Borowsky M, saloon, 514 Hayes 
 Borreman Chaa, dry goods, 1011) Stock 
 Borremes A, bootmaker, 317 Pacific 
 Borrmau J C, grocery, NVV Eighth and 
 
 Howard 
 Boruck M I), pub '* California Spirit of 
 
 the Times," 621 Sansom 
 Boschen N, retail grocer, NE cor Fifth 
 
 and Minna 
 Bose August, grocer, NW cor Folsom 
 
 and Rausch 
 Bose Chaa M, grocery, SE cor Ellis and 
 
 Fillmore 
 Bosq R, lapidary, 17 Trinity 
 
 B0SQT7I EDWARB & CO, fine art 
 printers, engravers, designers, litho- 
 graphers, 523 Clay, 518 Conunercial 
 
 Boston Con Mining Co, 31^0 Pine 
 
 Boston and I'hiladelphia Marine Board 
 of Underwriters, J S Bacon agent, 318 
 California 
 
 BDSTWICK A, oyster saloon. Bay City 
 Market 
 
 Boawell S B & Co, stock brokers, 318 
 California 
 
 Botcher Albert, groceries, NE cor Fell 
 and Laguna 
 
 BOTmN, DALLEMAND & CO, im 
 
 porters and manufs, wholesale dealers 
 
 teas, coflees, apicua, 305 and 307 Front 
 
 Botaford W, pbyuiciau, 8 Mason 
 
 Botts C T, atty at law, 628 Montgomery 
 Boucher Edmund, restaurant, 308 Mont- 
 gomery ave 
 Bouchet & Boyer, liquors, 1122I>upont 
 Boudin & Gleizes, bakery, 1412 Dupont 
 Bourgoin A, jeweler, stationery and 
 
 fancy goods, 206 Montgomery ave 
 Bourgoin Chas, dentist, 121 Powell 
 Bourguinou A, boots and shoes^ 1034 
 
 Kearny 
 Bourjade C, liquors, 1513 Dupont • 
 Bourjade (t, liquors, 1509 Dupont 
 Bourne J B, stock broker, 12 Leidesdorff 
 Bousquet A M Mme, dyeing and scour- 
 ing 726^ Howard 
 Boutes J F & Co, liquors, 51 1 Wash 
 Bouvy Fermen, portrait painter, 240 
 
 Montgomery 
 Bovee & Crago, restaurant, 719 Market 
 Bovec Wm H, real estate broker, 500 
 
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 Bovo G, liquors, 1302 Dupont 
 Bovyer W L, carpenter, 212 Leidesdorff 
 Bowe W & Fricke F, grocers, SE cor 
 
 Sixteenth and Potrero ave 
 Bowen A H, dry goods, SEcor Sixteenth 
 
 and Valencia 
 Bowen Bros, grocers, 432 Pine 
 
 BOWEN £ J, seedsman, 815 and 817 
 
 Sanso m 
 BOWEN F, artist, 746 Mission 
 Bowen H D, varieties and dry goods, 841 
 
 Valencia 
 Bower Gto, liquors, 2208 Powell 
 Bower S M, upholsterer, 1322 Polk 
 Bowers J Milton, physician, 23 Kearny 
 Bowers Mrs S E, physician, 919 Sac 
 Bowie Aug J, mining engineer, 217 San 
 Bowie W A, paper dealer, 120 Tyler 
 Bowles & Darrow, carpenters and build- 
 ers, 223 Post 
 Bowles Jamea, atationery and cutlery, 
 
 SE cor l^eideadorff and Commercial 
 BOWLEY BROS, carriage repoaitory 
 sale stables, SW cor Mission and New 
 Montgomery, office 9, and harness and 
 saddle importers. Merchants Exchange 
 Bowman A W, real estate, 314 California 
 
 BOWMAF JOHN S & CO, wholesale 
 
 cigar manuf, 213 and 215 Battery 
 Bowman Wm J, grocer, 1565 Market 
 Bowron & Brown, restaurant, 519 Clay 
 Boyton Geo, show cards, 9 Geary 
 BOTCE S B, commission stock broker, 
 
 307 Montgomery 
 Boyd & Davis, capitalist, 126 Kearny 
 Boyd E F, plumber, 840 Clay 
 Boyd Jas T, utty. 324 Pine 
 Boyd John, express, 717 Montgomery 
 Boyd John F, mining, 309 Montgomery 
 Bovd T C, stock brr ker, 219 Sansom 
 B)yd Wm, livery stable, 1009 and 1011 
 Valencia 
 
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 Boyker J Adolph, druggist, cor Ninth 
 
 and Mission 
 Boyle Geo S, dentist, 223 Kearny 
 Boyle John, collector and contractor, 
 
 436 Montgomery 
 Boyne T, boarding house, 45 Vallejo 
 Boysen Julius, hatter, (KM Merchant 
 
 BOTSON THOS, physician, office and 
 
 res 112 Kearny 
 Bozio & Leturc, liciuors, 145) Fourth 
 Boez<rF A Co, wood and coal, 731> Vallejo 
 Brace Miss, dressmaker, 32$ Sixteenth 
 Braclc Oswald, leather findings, r)23 Pac 
 Bradbury W B, doors, sashes, etc, 560 
 
 to 572 Brannan 
 Brader Mrs C, bakery and fancy goods, 
 
 lllGiFolsom 
 Bradford A C, atty at law, (50(5 Montgy 
 Bradford Geo B, real estate, 413 Montgy 
 Bradford W, drauglitsman, 137 Montgy 
 Braiiford W B, com merchant and man- 
 ager Sac Kiver Packing Co, 318 Front 
 Bradley B, painter, 031 Mission 
 Bradley Patrick, fruit, 711 Brannan 
 i Bradley & Rolufson, photographers, 429 
 
 Montgomery 
 "Bradley Th, atty, 502 Montgomery 
 . Bradshaw A, candy fact'y, 508 Sixteenth 
 Bradshaw Geo H, com stock broker, 419 
 California 
 
 BRADSTREET COHFAXY ''THE/ 
 
 ? improved mercantile agency, New 
 York and 230 California st 
 
 BRADY DAVID> pictures and frames, 
 
 226-4th 
 BRADY & DONLEAVY. restaurant, 
 
 53a Market 
 Brady Edward, pluml)er and gasfittcr, 
 
 423 Pine 
 Brady & Farrelly, liquors, 610 Market 
 Brady Hy J, atty at law, 402 Montgy 
 Brady John, wholesale oysters, 30 and 32 
 
 S F Market and 1 and 2 Arcade Mkt 
 Brady M, restaurant, 253 Steuart 
 Brady Patrick, roofer, 1 320 P'olsom 
 Brady Mrs S M, fancy goods, 1339 Pine 
 Brady T F, confectioner, 1903 Fillmore 
 Brady Thos, saloon, 4 Fourth 
 Braga Frank, saloon, 415^ Drumm 
 "Bragg Robt, maimfr steering wheels, 322 
 
 Main 
 Brammann Eros, grocers, NE cor Perry 
 
 and Fourth 
 ■ Brampton Fred, butcher, 11 and 12 
 
 Hayes Valley Market 
 /Branistedt J H, licjuors, 251 Steuart 
 Branch House, L J Ewell propr, 424 
 
 Sivnsom, cor Clay 
 Brand Ernest, cigars, Oand Hotel 
 Brand Herman, manufr and dealer in 
 
 cigars and tobacco, 304 Battery 
 JBRANB H J, nianufr jeweler and dia- 
 mond setter, 230 Kearny 
 
 Brandenstein G H, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 21 Kearny 
 Brandenstein M & Co, wholesale sheep 
 
 butchers, 529 Clay 
 Brandon F D, atty at law, 528 California 
 Brandon J R, atty at law, (504 Merchant 
 BRANDON W VL, real estate, 223 
 
 Kearny 
 Brsmdt B I>, painter, 404 Montgomery 
 Brandt Frederick, grocer, 417 Third 
 BRANDT I B L, atty at law, 215 San 
 Brandt & Miller, publishers "California 
 
 Freie Presso," 515 California 
 Brandt Otto, groceries and liquors, 1038 
 
 Market 
 Brann F R, atty at law, 22 Montgomery 
 Bramiau P R, horseshoer, 821 Geary 
 Brannan S, wood and coal, 1161 Howard 
 Branson & Armitage, sailmakers. 111 
 
 Broadway 
 Brash Angelo, fniit, NW cor McAllister 
 
 and Turk 
 Brauer & Peters, liquors, 314 Post 
 Braverman & Levy, watches and jewelry, 
 
 119 Montgomery 
 Bray Bros, com merchants, grain, wool 
 
 and Hour, 220 Clay 
 BRAZELL J M, mining secretary, 328 
 
 Montgomery, rm 3 
 Brearty Dani, blacksmith, 019 Grove 
 Breckel Fred, pork dealer, 26 Centre 
 
 Market 
 Brede H J, groceries, 1501 Market 
 Bredhoff Henry, liquors, 423 East 
 Brcdull August R (>, physician, SW cor 
 
 R R and Fourteenth aves 
 Bree H & Co, tanners. Serpentine ave nr 
 
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 Bree J, musical instruments, 942 Mission 
 Breede H A, liquors, 813 Clay 
 Breen Jolin, livery stable, 222 Valencia 
 
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 Brehm R W, turner, 221 Mission 
 Breig & Scliafer, soda water; 38 Hayes 
 
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 Bremer Herman, hotel, 228 Bush 
 Bremer John H, grocer, 1330 Vallejo 
 Bremer Joseph & Co, manufr cigars, 310 
 
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 Bremer Wm H, insurance, 310 Sac 
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 Breuer Hermann, groceriea, 1301 Dupont 
 Brenner M, coffee saloon, 826 Market 
 Breuas C H, liquors, 28 Stockton 
 
 BBEWER Fj&ANCIS A, doutist, » 
 
 Montgomery 
 Brewer J H, atty at law, 330 Pine 
 Brewster Holla £, mining, 314 Montgy 
 Brewer U G, li(iuors, 512 Front 
 Brewster John, painter and glazier, 17 
 
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 Brewton J G, liiiuors,.'422 Kearny 
 Brickett J B, retail fruits, 325 Turk 
 
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 mestic whies and liquoi-s, UOS and 210 
 
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 Brickwedel Jacob, wines and liquors, NE 
 
 cor Mission and Fremont 
 Brickwedel & Mc(ireevy, liquors, cor 
 
 Spear and Harrison 
 BRXG6S E & CO, manufra and retail 
 
 cigars ;uul tobacco, (540 Market 
 Briggs Cf W, stoves and tinware, 532 
 
 Altuityomery ave 
 Briggs Laura Mrs, fancy goods, 114 
 
 Turk 
 Briggs S R, tobacco and cigars, 200 Oal 
 Brigliam, Whitney tfc (Jo, com merchants, 
 
 320 Front 
 Brignole It, fruit, 504 Third 
 Biignoue D & (Jo, hay and grain, 010 
 
 Broadway 
 Brill John H, boots and shoes, cor Mich- 
 
 gan anil Sierra 
 Brilliant Min Co, 309 California 
 Briiicatt & Do Manuel, poultry and 
 
 tlairy produce, 4 Clay St Market 
 Brind C, candy factory, 1508 Folk 
 Brinkinan H, manufr cigars, 1005 How 
 Brisboia Antoine, satldlery, 735 Brannan 
 
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 SURANCE CO of Canada, Butler & 
 Haldau general agents, 413 California 
 British Benevolent Association, Jolin 1 
 McCurrio secy, 730 Moutgonii^ry 
 
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 Guthrie & Co agts, 310 California 
 Britten & Floiniug, pork packers, 427 
 
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 BRITTON.& REY, lithographers. 525 
 
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 Brizzivo & Moresi, li<iuor saloon. Ninth 
 
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 Broad Charles E, grocer, NE cor Hyile 
 
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 Broadway Brewery, Jacob Adams propr, 
 
 037 Broadway 
 
 Broadway U S Bonded Warehouse, E 
 
 Danforth propr, 723 Battery 
 Brook Gustavo, artist, Eddy 
 Brock James, grocer, 230 Perry 
 Brock Julian, clothing, 718 Washington 
 Block N P, carpet renovator, 27 Tyler 
 
 BROCKHOFF WM H, groceries, NW 
 
 cor Twenty-fourth anil Bryant 
 Brocklebanl M T & Co, real estate, 606 
 
 Montgomery 
 Broderick John, cofteo saloon, 41 Pacific 
 BROOIE J R & CO. printers, 420 Clay 
 Brodie S H, atty at law, 604 Merchant 
 Brodigan Patrick, 30t Minna 
 Brocker F, cigar manufr, 237 Fifth 
 BRpEMMEli JOB, druggist, N W cor 
 
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 Brogan M, hotel, 1416 Broadway 
 Broke J, pawnbroker, 718 Washington 
 Brom Fred, restaurant, 10 Steuart 
 Bromwell L, insurance, 318 California 
 Broneer & Smith, restaurant and bak- 
 ery, 24 Third 
 Brook & Kneass, stoves, etc, 1006 Mkt 
 Brookes Samuel M, artist, 611 Clay 
 Brooks Benj S, atty at law, 6 Mont ave 
 
 BROOKS BROTHERS, sign works, 717 
 
 Market 
 Brooks E L B, atty at law, 523 Kearny 
 Brooks H S, luiuiug, 318 Fine 
 Brooks S H, stockbroker, 439 California 
 Brooklyn Con Min Co, 318 Pine, rm 13 
 
 BROOKLYN HOTEL, T W Belt 
 
 propr, 210 and 212 Bush 
 B.oijhy John, blacksmith, 2 Jones 
 Brophy Min Co, 327 Pine 
 Brocjuet Jean, hairdresser, 319 Mont ave 
 Brosse Miulani, teacher of dress cutting, 
 
 4214 O'Farrcll 
 BROTHERTON R, carijenter and 
 
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 405 California 
 Brougham J, barber shop, 631 Kearny 
 Brv>ughtou Cha.s, liquors, 818 Clay 
 Browell .), patent chimney pote, 800 
 
 Montgomery 
 Brown A & Si>n, stoves and tinware, 39 
 
 Eddy 
 Brown Bros & Co, agts Oregon City 
 
 Woolen Mills, 24 and 26 Sansom 
 Brown C F, real estate and (ire insur- 
 
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 Brown C H & Co, livery stable, 113 
 
 O'Farrell 
 Brown Mrs Cliarlotte Blake, physician, 
 
 435 ( ieary 
 BROWN CHAS, stoves and tinware, 
 
 l!S Dupont 
 BROWN, CRAIG & CO, g^^n insur- 
 ance agents, 215 Sansom 
 Brown D, advertising agent, 6015 Mont 
 lirown 1) & Co, commissioii merchants, 
 
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 Brown Henry, hotel, 810 to 816 Battery 
 Brown H J, crockery, 414 Thinl 
 Brown J D & Co, wood and coal, 2'J 
 
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 Brown J F, printer, 535 Clay 
 Brown & Jolinson, liquors, cor Howard 
 
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 Brown & Maxwell, short-hand reporters 
 
 604 Merchant 
 BROWN & METZNEB. importers 
 
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 Brown & Terkins, liquors, SE cor 
 
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 Brown li J, capitalist, 328 Montgomery 
 Brown Mrs Kachael F, bakery, 1131 
 
 Pacific 
 Brown Richard, capitalist, 215 Sansom 
 Brown Richard, fruit, 911 Harrison 
 
 BROWN RICHARD, soap factory, 
 
 Channel bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth 
 Brown S C, real estate, 320 Sansom 
 Brown S G, barber, 215 Sixteenth 
 BROWN T A, photographer, 608 Kear 
 BROWN THOS, supt California Market 
 Brown V & Co, clothing and furnishing 
 
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 Brown Wm, saw filer, 222 Jackson 
 Brown W C, printer, 419 Sacramento 
 Brown W H & Co, fruit and vegetables, 
 
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 Brown William H. contractor (night 
 
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 Browning August, gun and locksmith, 
 
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 Browning & Scheele, grocery, NW cor 
 
 Mission and Nineteenth 
 Browning W, liquors, 541 Clay 
 Brownaton Isaac, grocer, NE cor Post 
 
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 Broyer John, grocer, 623 Second 
 
 BRIJCE DONALD, printer, 618 Sac 
 Bruck A, physician, 1400 Powell 
 Brucklmaier C, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 34 Second 
 Bruckner W, mining engineer, 328 Mont 
 Brugge & Baettge, livery stable, 110 
 
 Washington 
 
 BRUGQEMANN HENRY, merchant 
 
 tailor, 526 Montgomery 
 Bruggemann Henry, asphaltum roofei', 
 
 208 Sutter 
 Bruhns Hans W, liquors, SE cor Fil- 
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 Brumagin J W, real estate and atty at 
 
 law, 34 Nevada Block 
 Brundage J P, butcher, 2201 Polk 
 Brune A E, physician, 22 Kearny 
 
 Brune August, manuf 
 Front and Clay 
 
 cigars, SE cor 
 
 Brnner W H, physician, 23 Poat 
 Brunet E, watchmaker and jeweler, 614 
 
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 Brunjes J, grocet, SE cor Kearny and 
 
 Vallejo 
 Brunjes Henry, grocer, 432 Brannan 
 Brunning Wm, soda water, 733 Union 
 Bruits Peter, groceries and liquors, cor 
 
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 Brunner J A, insurance broker, 225 San 
 Brunner L, news and books, 339 Hayes 
 Bruiiicr Eugene, bottles, 1019 Kearny 
 Brunings & Myers, liquors, 600 Market 
 Brunner J A, insurance, 225 Sansom 
 Brunns & Watterstcin, saloon, 800 Kear 
 Bruns & Borinann, liquors, NW cor 
 
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 Bruns Brothers, grocery, NE cor Mis- 
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 Bruns Conrad, liquors, 1303 Kearny 
 Bruns H H.iron and shipping merchants, 
 
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 Bruns Henry, liquors, NW cor Folsom 
 
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 Bruns H F, SW cor Fifth and Town- 
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 BRUNS & KOHNKE. retail liquors, 
 
 120 California 
 Bruns N, liquors, NW cor Third and 
 
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 Bruns Nicholas, grocer, 407 Broadway 
 
 BRUNS NICHOLAS, coal and groce- 
 
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 Bruns Wm, physician, 820 Greenwich 
 Brunsen Martin, liquors, 539 Pacitio 
 Brunswick Mining Co, D L Thomas 
 
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 Brunswick House, D Stern propr, cor 
 
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 Brusaber Chas H, liquors, Kentucky bet 
 
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 BRUTON DANIEL, agent for Mor- 
 
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 and Geo Bruce, New York; 206 Front 
 Bryan J M, roofer, 130 Third 
 Bryan Thos, propr American Exchange 
 
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 Bryan Wm J, druggist, NE cor Turk 
 
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 Brydan & Hinckley, draymen, 360 Na- 
 
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 Bryant Mrs A, dressmaker, 128 Fifth 
 Bryant A J, prest State Investment and 
 
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 Brvant & Hoffman, wood carvers, 308 
 
 Mission 
 Bryant ft, Sayera, attys at law, 214 San 
 Bryant & Taylor, acts Diebold, Morris 
 
 & Co's safes, 312 California 
 Bryce Jas H, asst sergeant U S signal 
 
 service, 42 Merchants Exchange bldg. 
 Bryson Cyras, junk, 527 Fourth 
 Burch Mrs Pauline, bakery. 26 Dapont 
 liuchari J, boots and shoes, 230 16th 
 
 BUCHANAN & LYALL, wholesale 
 
 tobiicconiats, 315 Battery 
 Buchi & Leemann, liquors, cor Kearny 
 
 and Morton 
 Bucholz Henry, pluinl)er and stoves, 222 
 
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 Buck Daniel, mining secy, 30!) Mont 
 Buck John, grocer,* NE cor Second and 
 
 Clementina 
 Buck VV H, chimney sweeper, 833 Geary 
 Bnckenmoicr Jos, liquors, 1428 Stocktoi 
 Bucking D, cooper, 758 Bry.int 
 BUCKING & PILSTEE. grocers, SW 
 
 cor Bitch and Bryant 
 
 BUCKINGHAM A HEGHT, mauufrs 
 
 boots and shoos, 528 and 530 Market 
 
 and 27 und 29 Sutter 
 Buckley C F, physician and surgeon, 
 
 423 Bush 
 Buckley D, hot^l, 547 Mission 
 Buckley E P, real estate agt, 424 Mont 
 Buckley Frank Jr, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 842 Market 
 Buckley Geo D, atty at law, 636 Clay 
 Buckley Mrs C A, dressmaker, 336^ 
 
 Bush 
 Buckley E P, real estate, 494 Monti? 
 Buckley Ned, Adelphi Theatre, 607 Cal 
 
 BUCKLEY & SHERIDAN, Terminal 
 Hotel and Ilcstiiurant and liquors, 606 
 Fourth 
 
 Buckely & Tracy, saloon, 1000 Market 
 
 Buckman A E, street contractor, 704 
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 Buckmann J & W, grocer, NW cor 
 
 Greenwich and Taylor 
 
 Bucknall G J, physician, 305 Sutter 
 
 Buckniim & Langrehr, galley, cabin 
 and cooking stoves, 22 Steuart 
 
 Buckncr & Co, cabinet makers, 463 
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 Buckner k Kley, carpenters and build- 
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 Budd W C. atoc'" broker, 440 California 
 
 Buecken &, Kupirsky, bakery, 2129 
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 Buehlmann Fredk, grocer, NE cor 
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 Buffalo German Ins Co, 216 Sauaosi 
 
 Buffalo Grape Sugar Co, 205 Front 
 BUFFINOTONJ M, mining secretary, 
 
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 Bulford 8 F, presS F laundry, 33 Geary 
 Bugbeo Chas L & H P Merritt,draught8- 
 
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 Bugbee .John S, atty at law, 628 Mont 
 
 BUHLEBT JULIUS, law and collec- 
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 Bujan Antonio, liquors, San Bruno road 
 Bujannoff & liohrbach, wholosile jewel- 
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 Bulkeley L E, atty at law, 603 Wash 
 Bull James, merchant tailor. 107 Third 
 Bullard James H, commissiom, 102 
 
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 Bullerdieck & Mertz, wood, coal, hay 
 
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 "BULLETIN," (daily evening and week- 
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 Bullier John, harbor, 1916 Market 
 Bullion Min Co, 328 Montgomery 
 Buh k L L, real estate and miuiug, 606 
 
 Montgomery 
 BULLOCK & JONES, men's furnish- 
 ing goods and tuiloriiig, 105 Mont 
 Bulotti & Perrini, wholesale wines, 304^ 
 
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 Bulwer Con Min Co, 309 Montgomery 
 Bullwinckel John F, grocer, 25 Louisa 
 Burnley W L, Borax Factory, 417 Chea- 
 
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 Buneman H k Co, wholesale liquors, 321 
 
 Battery 
 Bunenfeld E, ladies furnishing goods, 
 
 1015 Lurking 
 Bunker Chas D, California State com- 
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 BUNKER HS, Custom House broker, 
 
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 Bunker R F, mining secty 606 Montgy 
 
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 Bunnell E F, dentist, 31 i) Kearny 
 
 Bunnell II P, coffee saloon, 9274 Market 
 
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 BUNNER A J, mining secty 411 J Call- 
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 Bura Adolpb, cigar and tobacco, 104 
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 Burbank Albert E, fancy poultry, 43 
 and 44 California Market 
 
 Burbank Chas D, twines, cordage and 
 kitchen furniture, 19 Dnpont 
 
 Burch Juo C, atty, 526 Montgomery 
 
 Burck J L A, bakery, 205 Kearny 
 
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 Burses John B, bootu aud shuus, 122 
 
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 Burgess C A, capitalist, 6*2 Nevada block 
 Burgess Q H, portrait painter, 126Kear 
 Burgess O O, physician, 32!) Geary 
 Burhans J H, reataurant,202 McAllister 
 
 BUBiKE F| justice peace and atty at 
 
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 BURKE FRANK H. (sontractor, r.2S 
 
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 Burko Juhn, liquors, NNV cor Seventh 
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 Burke John, livery stable, l)5r) B^nlsom 
 Burke Jno H, capitalist. 502 Montgy 
 Burke Mary, liquors, 47 Clay 
 Burke k McAsey, liquors, 2.S2 l'>rannan 
 Burke Michael, grocer cor Scott and Ellis 
 Bxirke W A, model and musical instru- 
 ment maker, <>20 Pino 
 Burke W J, liquors, I".M4 Market 
 Burke Wm, grocer, 1120 Howard 
 Burkett Mrs O, lodging, 17 Third 
 Burkhard John, merchant tailor, SVV 
 
 cor liailroad and Tonth ave 
 Bnrkhardt Geo, hoots and shoes, r)40 
 
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 BURKHARDT MAX, importer, lito- 
 grapher, engravings, etc, 545 and 547 
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 Burkhofer M, liquors, 200 Steuart 
 Burling Jas W, stockbroker, 4i;{ Oal 
 Burling Fredk, collector and ins broker, 
 
 21!> Sansom 
 Burleigh VV E. physician, SE cor How- 
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 Burmeiater A & Co, grocer. SW cor C'al-| 
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 Bumicter A & Mehitens A, grocers, 1300 
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 Burnap .F, groceries, 425 Davis | 
 Burnell A & Co, bookliindcr, 521 Clay 
 
 BURNELL & TURNER, a.^t. Albion 
 
 Ale and Porter Brewery, 510 Sac ; 
 Burnett C 0, apothecary, .■i27 Montgy j 
 Burnett G G, apothecary, 327 Mont j 
 Burnett J M. atty at law, ()23 Montayl 
 Burnett W C, atty at law, 220 SansomI 
 
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 Burnham J W & Co, importers fiirni 
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 BURNHAM & LYNCH, grocers, \m 
 
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 Burns — , shoe store, 1 12 Third 
 Burns H, boots and shoes, 210 Third 
 Burns H W, restaurant and saloon, cor 
 
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 Bums I, shipsmiths, 20 Steuart 
 Burus N, wood and coal, 617 Davis 
 
 Bums Patrick, horsoshoer, 139 Fifth 
 Bums P, veterinary surgeon, (5094 Grovo 
 Burr Alfrtfd, wood engraver, 518 Sac 
 Burr B J, merchant tailor, 22 Mont 
 Burr Bartlett, poultry, M Mission Mkt 
 BURR C C ft CO, manufrs of Golden 
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 BURR C H & G W. patent invisible 
 
 weathtu* strips and slop hoppers, Cj7 
 
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 Burr & Fink, tailors, 22 Montgomery 
 Burr L, li<|uora, 5 and 6 Bay 
 Burrcll & Bowcher, furniture, 27 Sixth 
 Burrell Chas K. cigars and tobacco, 231 
 
 Kearny and 310 Montgomery 
 Bnrris Hutlcr, mining secy, 30!> Mont 
 Burrows H L, com merchant, 423 Wash 
 BURT J GUS* jfeneral purchiising 
 
 agent, 1 16 Front 
 Burt W J, house mover, 2817 Minna 
 Burton C. hv^iincs, 107 Fifth 
 BURTON BANIEL, manufacturing 
 
 agent, 2()(i Front 
 Burton W H, awnings, 150 Now Mont 
 BUSBY FRED H, manufr of every 
 
 deserption of gloves and mitts, 412 
 
 Market 
 Husch Jos, Iwiots and shoes, 124 Seventh 
 Biischardt Edw, bakery, 418 Brannan 
 Bush C W, i)ainter. 202 Powell 
 Busli J )avi(l, gastittersand plumbers' 3up» 
 
 plies, 22 Post 
 Bush E I), com merchant, 405 Front 
 BUSH H, pliotogi-apher. SE cor Clay 
 
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 Bush H P, mining secy, 27 Merchants' 
 
 Exchange 
 Bush Louis, dentist, 8 Kearny 
 Basil <fe Xeumatin, dentists, 8 Kearny 
 Bush P, stationery, t:>ysand fancy goods, 
 
 24S I'ourth 
 Bush Mrs Rosii, liquors, 421 Drumm 
 Busli Street Tlicatre, Chas E Locke pro- 
 prietor, 323 Jiiisli 
 Bu.sliinann .Ino, groceries, NE cor Third 
 
 and Folsiim 
 BUSHNELL A M, jol) printer, 722 
 
 Montgomery 
 Bustillos Doloios, grocer, 313 Mont ave 
 Buswell A 1% Co, bookbinders, 521 Clay 
 Biiswell W 1', pattern m ik<!r, 223 Miss 
 Butenop 11, groceries, ()25 Pacilic 
 
 BUTLER A B, St George's Stables, 
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 Bntler C i\ nuil estate, 526 Merchant 
 
 Butler Chas G, wines and liquors, 310 
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 BUTLER & HALDAN, general insur- 
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 Butler Jaa, prest W W Boot 4 Shoe Co, 
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 Butler Jno, liquors, SOU Market and 
 
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 BUTLER MBS M 'A, milliner, 31 
 
 Kearny 
 Butler Michael, ball and racket court, 
 
 846 Howaad 
 BTJTLEB P F, importer and jobber ot 
 
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 Butler T A, engraver, 617 Clay and 510 
 
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 Butler Mrs T B, dressmaker, ()"29 Market 
 Butt C C, grocery and liciuors, SW cor 
 
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 BUTT C C & AHRENS, Concordia 
 
 Broom Factory, SW cor Nineteentli 
 
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 Butt P N, grocer, SW cor Sutter and 
 
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 Butte Basin Gravel Mining Co, 324 Piuf 
 Butto Creek Hydraulic Mining Co, 2'M 
 
 Montgomery 
 Biitteliiiam () D, grocery, SW cor Mis 
 
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 Butterfield Wni, auctioneer and real 
 
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 Buttertield R O & Co, slioo store, 77!> 
 
 Market 
 Butter worth T, stoves, etc, 1114?; Fol 
 Butterworth Surah, dry yooda, li;V.).\ Fol 
 Buttcricks k Co, patterns, Djmijig & 
 
 Barrett agtH, rJ4 Post 
 Bussolino S, bootmaker, 150") lAipont 
 Buxtorf 0, cigars and tobacco, 4'2',i San 
 Buxton & Co, ypDcerios, I'M Fourth 
 BUYAB REICH, importers and job- 
 bers of zephyrs, worsted, trimmings, 
 
 ribV»ons and notions, l*2S> Kearny 
 BUZZINI G & CO. liquors, cor Cloli- 
 
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 Buzziui & Giaiiettoni, liquors, "_'!) Sixth 
 Byington J S, manager for John Han- 
 cock Mutual Life Insurance Co, 417 
 
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 BYRINO H, pioneer ropaeker, 'JiM 
 
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 Byrne C, wood and coal, SF cor 'I'urk 
 
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 Byrne J K, atty at law, SIO Pino 
 Byrne Michael, liiinors, 114'J Folsoni 
 BYRNE P, wood and coal, SW corner 
 
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 Byrnes Mrs S A, varieties, 'JlOO Steiner 
 Byron T F, dry goods, 1815 Stockton 
 Byxbee J F, com lumber merchant, 10 
 
 California 
 
 Cabinet Consolidated MannfacturingCo, 
 328 Montgomery, room 21 
 
 Cabinet MaS^ers Co-operative Associa 
 tion, J J Jacquezerr prest and man 
 ager, Henry Euler secy, 304 Mission 
 
 Cabrera Rnina & Co, importers and aom« 
 
 nicrchanbM, 123 California 
 Caccia Arnold, grocer, 421 Union 
 Cachat M A, physician, 34 Third ! 
 Cadeiuisso G, artist, 7 Montgomery avc 
 (.-•aisar J, chop house, 1022 \urket 
 Caferata Antonio, grocer, 403 Powelf 
 Caf lisch L, wood and coal, 2247 Misaioa , 
 Cagney Tim M, erocer, 340 Minna 
 Cahalun Julia, dry goods, Valencia nt, 
 
 Twenty-sixth 
 Cahen Aug, agent, 320 Sansom 
 
 CAHEN BROS & CO, hides, leaiher 
 
 and tanners, 41 Clay 
 Cahill K & Co, stock broker, 40C Mont . 
 Cahill K J, civil engineer, 316 Califoiiiit.. 
 Cahill Jas, groceries, 737 BrannaiL 
 Cahill Jjvs, groceries, wood and coal, SE . 
 
 Fell and Webster 
 Cahill J L, honso and sigh ;paiikter, 209:' 
 Cahn Aaron, capitalist, 1 13 Battery 
 Cahn Lamlwrt, capitalist, 115 Battery. 
 CAHN M« successor to J Herzog & Co,., 
 
 Eureka Hair, 4 1() Sacramento 
 Cain & McKay, fruits, nuts and confec- - 
 
 tionery, cor Turk and Taylor 
 Caire Justinian, hard ware and crockery, 
 
 528 Broadway 
 Calabasas Land Ik, Mining Co, room 32 
 
 Mechants' Exchange 
 Calaco Max, cigars', 782 Market 
 Calaveras Gold Mining Co, 328 Mont 
 Calderwood & Bradley, coffee stand,. 13 
 
 Leidesdorff 
 Calderwood Saul, livery stable, 2012 
 
 Mission 
 Caledonian Gold Mining Co, DF Verde- 
 
 ual secy, 327 Pine 
 Caledoni.i Silver Mining Co, R Wagoner 
 
 secy, 414 (California 
 Calergan M is, fruits, 530 Sixteenth: 
 Calevi F.inilio, restaurant, 535 Mercliaiit 
 Calhoun D'l", sirocers, 517 Mission 
 
 ♦'CALIFORNIA ARCHITECT & 
 BUILDING REVIEW," James E 
 Wolf editor and manager, 240 Mont 
 
 California Aitificial Stone Paving Co,. 
 W T Smith secy, 402 Montgomery 
 
 California Bible Society, 757 Market 
 
 California Brewery, SW cor Seriwntiiie 
 ave and Twenty-sixth 
 
 California Brush {''actory, Fi^ur Bros., 
 proprs, (!15 Sacramento 
 
 CALIFORNIA CHEMICAL 
 
 WORKS, John Reynolds propriutor,. 
 Twentv-eiiihth and San Bruno Road' 
 
 CALIFORNIA CLOAK & SUIT 
 MANUFACTURING CO, Charlte. 
 
 Mayer propr, 521 and 523 Market 
 California Coal Co, (wood and coal),. €&l' 
 Byrne manager,SE cor Turk andJooes* 
 
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 California Collection Co, G C Spray 
 manager, 053 Clay 
 
 CALiro&NIA CORSET CO, ma'iufrH 
 
 and whclosale dealcra, U iiucaombo 
 manager, 53S) Market 
 
 QALITORNIA CRACKER CO.crack- 
 
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 '208 Sacrfluiontu 
 
 "CALIFORNIA DEMOKRAT," ^m 
 
 and 538 Calitorniii 
 
 GALIFORIHA DISTILUNG CO, 
 
 (distillery Autiuch), Jost & Adlur 
 nroprs, 3*21 Battery 
 'California Dry Dock Co, W C Gibba 
 secy, 318 California, room 3 
 
 CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS 
 
 00, 702 Market 
 California Electric Light Co, J R Har- 
 
 denbergii prest, Kddy, room 17 
 Califoniiu kiectricul Work8,(}co 8 Ladd 
 
 prest, Andrew White secy, 134 
 
 8utter 
 Calitornia Farmers' Mutual Fire Insur- 
 ance Assooiatoin, 310 Pine, room 31 
 "California Farmer, " Warren & Co 
 
 proprs, 3*20 Clay 
 ^'California Freie Pressc," (weekly), 
 
 Brandt and Miller pubs, 515 C'al 
 California Furniture ManufrCo, N V 
 
 Colepres, '2'20 to 220 Bush 
 
 CALIFORNIA FUSE ASSOCIA 
 
 TION. 10 Front 
 CALIFORNIA FUSE WORKS. Jus 
 
 Eva & Co proprs, 230 California, P O 
 
 Box llUl 
 Cal Glove Co, P & F Cunken proprs, 535 
 
 Market 
 CALIFORNIA OLUE WORKS. 
 
 Mnrtinilolgepropr.cur sixteenth and 
 
 De Harro 
 California G Mining Co, 300 Pine 
 California Hotel, J E Gray propr, 210 
 
 Mont ave 
 California House, Samu(;l I Schneider & 
 
 Co proprs, 024 and (>20 Cal 
 
 ''CALIFORNIA INDEPENDENT." 
 
 Bum ham Sc Boyer pri>pr, 5l0 Mout 
 
 CALIFORNIA IMMIORANl 
 
 UNION. NV H Martin age:it,1 5;i;i 
 Kearny 
 California Insurance Co, tire and mu- 
 rine. C T Hopkiuspres, Z Crowell sec, 
 318 Cal 
 
 CALIFORNIA JEWELRY CO. (Levi- 
 
 son Bros), 134 .Sutter 
 
 "CALIFORNIA JOURNAL,* 
 
 (weekly), D, Klintworth • propr, 802 
 
 Montgomery 
 CjU Label Press, 530 Clay 
 California Market, Thos Brown supt, 
 
 Pine to Ctl bet Kearny and Mont 
 California Meat &, Refrigerator Co, 727 
 
 Fourth 
 
 California & Mexican S S Co, J Ber- 
 minuham act, 10 Market 
 
 CALIFORNIA MINING CO. C p 
 
 Gordon secy, 30!) Montgomery, rooms 
 23 and 24 
 California & Nevada Ice Co, Lloyd Tevis 
 X)res, 350 'lohaina and 309 Mout 
 
 CALIFORNIA & OREGON CIDER 
 
 WORKS, Preble & Co proprs, 218 
 Davis 
 CALIFORNIA FAQFIC RAIL 
 
 ROAD OFFICE. NK cur Townsend 
 and Fourth 
 California Paint Co,Avorill mixed paints, 
 27 Stevonsim 
 
 CALIFORNIA PAINT CO, C w 
 
 Bench manager. 410 Jackson 
 
 CALIFORNIA PAPER CO, Kgbert 
 
 Judson pres, Eugene T Cooper secy, 
 otlico 10 Cal, mills Stockton 
 
 California Portland Cement Co, .330 
 Pino, room 3(5 
 
 CALIFORNIA POTTERY & TER 
 
 RA COTTA CO, W E Stevens agt, 
 cor Hayes and Market 
 
 CALIFORNIA POWDER WORKS, 
 
 John F Lohse secy, 230 Cal 
 California Printing Co, 325^ Bush 
 California Prison Commission, 028 Mont 
 California Ramio Machine Manufr Co, 
 
 41 1 Cal 
 California Real Estate Co, J B Whit- 
 comb manager, 208 Montgomery 
 California Itefrigerator & Meat Ship- 
 ping Co, wholesale meats, 727 Fourth 
 California* Savings and Loan Society, 1 
 
 Powell 
 California School of Design, Virgil 
 
 Williams director, 430 Pino 
 California Silk Manufr Co, RR Yates 
 agt, 585 Mnr'tet 
 
 "CALIFORNIA SPIRIT OF THE 
 
 TIMES." M D Horuck editor and 
 propr, 021 Sansom 
 
 CALIFORNIA SPRING MANUFR 
 
 CO, 147 New Mont 
 
 "CALIFORNIA STAATS ZEIT- 
 
 UNG." 53() and 538 Cal 
 California Star Oil Works Co, L DFisk 
 secy, 402 Montgomery 
 
 CALIFORNIA STATE DEMO 
 CRATIC CLUB, «5:iO c<.ml 
 
 California State Woniens Hospital, Dr 
 John Scott surgeon in chief, 44 12th 
 
 California Steam Navigation Co, Wm 
 Martin secy, T C Walker pros, oflico 
 and landing Washington St Wharf 
 
 California Stock Exchange Board, 20 
 LeidesdorflF 
 
 California Street Railroad, Thos Sealo 
 supt, NE cor Cal and Larkin 
 
 California Sugar Refinery. C Spreckels, 
 cor 8th and Brannan, office 215 Front 
 
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 California Theatre, 414 Buiih 
 California Tool Works, Blockamith ft 
 
 Machine Shopa, 143 lioalo 
 California Transfer Co, Ilnyeii k Co 
 
 propm, 6*J4 Davis 
 California Transit Co's Ex, 5'i4 Davis 
 Calilornia Transportation Co, NW cor 
 
 .lack sun and East 
 California Tu^ Co, Joa M Koilmond pres 
 
 100 Steuai t 
 California Varnish Works, SK cor Hanta 
 
 Clara and Kun^ius 
 California Water Co, .115 Cal 
 
 CALIFOBNIA WIRE WOBXS CO. 
 
 A 8 Halliilio prch, 1^ S Howanl secy, 
 
 office and salesroom (i Cnl, (sco udv p li) 
 Callaghan D 8t Co, yeast powdir, 121 
 
 Front 
 Callaghan J D, physician and surgeon, 
 
 85*2 Folsoni 
 Callaghan J J, grocery. 1426 Kearny 
 Callaghau Kate, confectionery, 815 
 
 Point Lolios avo 
 Callaghan U O, boots and shoes, 216 2411 
 (,'allahan A Denehy, liquors, 18 Sixth 
 Callan Thomas, 616 Montgomery 
 Cnllandreau J, physician, 12:^4 Stockton 
 Callender H A, watches and jewelry, 
 
 724 Market 
 (Jalkii'ler .1 T, liquors, 5 Broadway 
 Callinan Jno V, barber, 152 Second 
 
 CALLINOHAH W J & CO. ins agts, 
 
 2I!{ Sansom 
 Calnan Jno J, harness and saddlery, 258 
 
 First 
 Calvert John, druggist, NW cor Fourth 
 
 and Howard • 
 Calvert William, dentist, 20i) Geary 
 Camarinas D, fruit, SE cor Sutter ond 
 
 Powell 
 Camera I*, Iwots and shoes, 618 Btlwy 
 
 CAMERON MISS AONES, stamping 
 
 and embroidering, dying and cleaning, 
 
 1 16 Taylor 
 Cameron & Campbell, artists, 6 Eddy 
 Cameron H M, business ngt, 232 Sutter 
 Cameron & Hull, uood turners, 40!) 
 
 Mission 
 Camilloni J, fish, 5 Clay Street Market 
 Camous Andre, locksmith and bell 
 
 hanger, 436 Hush 
 Campl>ell Alexander, atty, 526 Mont 
 Campbell Alexander Jr, attorney, 526 
 
 Montgomery 
 Camjitell A & H C, atty, 530 Cal 
 Campbell Colin, atty, 530 Cal, room 13 
 
 CAMPBELL JAMES. California 1^1- 
 lows Manufactory, 32 Frefont 
 
 Campbell Joseph, atty, 62!) Kearny 
 
 Campbell J ^V H, grain commission 
 merchant, 433 Cal 
 
 Campbell Murdock, shipwrights, caulk- 
 ers, joiners tools, 7 Steuart 
 
 Campbell Samuel J, butcher, 263 Third 
 Campbell Mrs Sarah, fruit, 12!) Sixth 
 Campbell Thos J, butcher, cor K itch 
 
 and Folsom 
 Campbell W H, agt Haiidasydea compo- 
 sition, 402 Front 
 Campbell W S, notary public, 503 Mont 
 Campo Fredk, grocer, 218 Second 
 Campi! Henry, groceries, 1601 Howard 
 Campi's Kestnurant, 531 and 533 Clay 
 Campion ii W, atty, 623 Montgomery 
 Campodonico S, marblo works, 1061 
 
 Market 
 Cajinguier V, mfrs kid glovea.8 Kearny 
 Canavan P, livery stublo, 1 125 Howard 
 Cunavan P H, real estate, 328 Montgy 
 Candttir F & Co, liquors, 206 Third 
 Caudularia Water Co, 327 Pine 
 Cano John, liquors, l6Steunrt 
 Cane & Toague, dentists, 142^ Fourth 
 Canepa Peter, barber, 323 Montgy ave 
 Canfield M T, watches and cIookb, 1524 
 
 Polk 
 Canham W F, house and sign painter, 
 
 1712 Pacific 
 Canney F E J, physician, 632 Howard 
 
 CANNON C H, agt Mills & Gibb. N Y. 
 
 fancy goods, rin 48, 126 Kenrny 
 Cause Mrs, bakery, VXii Mission 
 Cantel Mme Annette, laundry, 
 
 Howard 
 Cantel Mrs, lace cleaner, 712 Geary 
 Cantin Joseph P, stockbroker, 311 
 Cantus & Eybs, wines and liquors, SW 
 
 cor Stockton and O'Farrell 
 Canty L, ship stores, 1329 Sansom 
 Ca ity T, tailor, 820 Howard 
 Cauty Thos, gioccr, 523 Fourth 
 Capis C, poultry, 33 Grand Central 
 
 Market 
 
 CAPITOL HOUSE, P L Turpia propr, 
 
 537 Sacramento 
 Capler Ixniis, pickle mfr, 2422 Bryant 
 Capt A B, teacher Hcald's Business 
 
 College, 24 Post 
 Capp (• S & Co, read estate agents, 418 
 
 Montgomery 
 Cappcl Bernard, grocer, SE cor Thir- 
 teenth and Islais 
 Cappeli L, grocer, 171!) Stockton 
 C'araffa D & Co, bakerx, 130!) Dupont 
 Caraicci F, grocer, SW cor Buchanan 
 
 and Ellis 
 Caralletti D, collector, 837 Broadway 
 CARD W H. dontiat, 646 Market 
 (.'ardinell Jno A, collector, 234 Montgy 
 Cardinet E H, poultry, 83, 84 ond 86 
 
 (.'alifornia Market 
 Cardozo John & Co, board and lodging, 
 
 415 Drumm 
 Carey James C, judge superior court No 
 
 4, 628 Montgomery 
 Carey Mrs A M, dressmaker, 126 Kear 
 
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 Carit J A, importer and com merchant, 
 
 312 California 
 Carl A R, bakery, 1318 Polk 
 Carl Andrew, cooper, 204 Commercial 
 Carl David E, blacksmith, 1504Vallejo 
 
 CARL WM H, cooperage, 105 Oregon 
 Carlau Win, blacksmith, 722 Broadway 
 Carleton T H, grocer, 111, 20, 21 and 22 
 
 Grand Western Market 
 Carleton & Spencer, shipping agents, 5 
 
 Spear 
 Carli C, Iwotniaker, i)03 ( Jrcen 
 Carlin John, insurance, 819 Cal 
 Carlisbe A & (Jo, stationers and pictures, 
 
 1 12 Leidusdorir 
 Carlo Derico, hotel, 410 Pacific 
 Carlson & Currier, com merchants, igt 
 
 Belding Bros & Co's spool silk, iiO!) 
 
 Market 
 Carlson & Johnson, cofliee saloon, 425 
 
 Drumm 
 Carlttm C C, ins, 31 1 California 
 Carlton Frank H, dairy produce, 20 and 
 
 22 ' Jrand W'^stcm ilarket 
 Carlton Henry 'r, ins, 31) California 
 Carmack W 1) \. Co, liquors, GtMJ Mis- 
 sion 
 Carmai^ Wm, physician, 410 Post 
 
 CARMANY J H & CO. pubs ami prin- 
 ters, 40".t Washington 
 Carnmny & Croseit, furuishir.g go()(l8,25 
 
 Kearny 
 Carm.itz Adolpli, watclunaker, 527 San 
 Carmen Island Salt Works, 249 Steuart, i 
 
 office 207 Front 
 CARMOUCH^ M P & E, ohair mfrsi 
 
 124 Main 
 CARNALL& CHAPMAN, real estate 
 
 a^icnta, 320 •Sunsoni 
 CARNES GEO A, librarian Odd Fel- 
 lows Library, 325 Montjio'iicry 
 Caro liCiuis, dry goods, 23(1 I'ittli 
 Caro Morris, tailoring an<l cleaning, 414 
 
 Pacific 
 Caro W, fnriiitnro and carpet^, 510 Kcar' 
 (-'aroliui, Cory <& i'o, inipnrtors hiird-| 
 ware, 117 and IllM.'alitornia I 
 
 (^anuito Jos, umbrella nudier, 13S Post 
 Carpentier F. \l, atty at law, (i Mont ave 
 Carpeatier 11 W, atty at law,(> .Mmitave 
 Carpenter Mis Florence, ius broker, 317 
 
 California 
 Carjienti I W H, veterinary surgeon, 9tU> 
 
 Ifoward 
 Carr Ja"V"^, boarding house, 54 Sac 
 Carr Alisa .adia (J, niilJiner, 1 1(5 Sixth 
 Carr P J, new and second hand furni- 
 ture, 2757 Mission 
 Carr Thos, saloon, 30(5 Minna 
 Carr Wm li, enpitalist, 310 Pine, rm 25 
 Carrabe Jno, frui , 1589 Folsom 
 Carran Jos, butcher, NW cor Mission 
 and Ninth 
 
 Carroll Bros, groceries, 123 Third 
 Carroll Dennis, grocer, SE cor Capp and 
 
 Seventeenth 
 Carroll J F, retaU liquors, NE cor Pine 
 
 and Sanson! 
 Carroll John, capitalist 410Montgy 
 Carroll John, wood a*, i coal, 238 11th 
 Carroll John C, bakery, 110 First 
 Carroll Miss Kate, bakery, 428 Folsom 
 Carroll Martin, fruit, 1513 Market 
 Car.'oll P, marble works, 28 Main 
 
 CAiiROLL R T & CO. wholesale li.i- 
 
 uors, agents Occidental, Imperial and 
 
 Nectar brands whiskies, 328 to 33G 
 
 Sansom 
 
 CARSON JAS G, atty at law, 49 and 
 
 50 Montgomery block 
 Carson John B, atty, I Montgomery 
 Carson Mathias H, contractor, 1518 
 
 Broadway 
 Carson Samuel, manufrs agt, 120 Sutter 
 Carsten Fretl, groceries, N\V cor Seven- 
 
 teentl) and Mission 
 Carstulovice John, restaurant, 1022 Lar 
 Cartan, McCarthy & Co, wholesale liq- 
 uors, 513 Sacramento 
 Carter & Cole, attys at law, 328 Montgj' 
 Carter F S, mining secy, 3IS Pin- 
 Carter (Jeo Kwd, stock and note broker, 
 
 307 Montgomery 
 Carter Miss Liz/ie, ndlliaer, 90(3 Market 
 CARTER R W, real estate and money 
 
 broker, 302 ^lontgonlery, romn 10 
 Carter Wm il, propr " Pacific Appeal," 
 
 G22 Clay 
 Cartv Luke, grocer, 1329 Sansom 
 
 CARUSI THORNTON, atty at lav,, 
 
 (il 4 M.rch.int 
 CARVILL A D, P oh Ca.vill Manufg 
 
 Co (carriajcK), 7 I'ud 9 Pt>\vell 
 CARVILL MANUF'G CO, carriage 
 
 nuitiufrs. 7 and 9 Pow and ISO .IcHsic 
 CiirvJ (.', jiid'^o of supreme court, ()2S 
 
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 (■'ase Chas \], dentist, 209 Kearny 
 ('ar"s A, bodtin.'iker, 702 Ih'oadway 
 Casev .1, lii|uorN, SI-; (mr How an<l 17th 
 CASEY M FRANCIS, manulr ,ind 
 
 'vholesalo dealer boots imi> .,hoes, 12."! 
 
 Sansom 
 Casey Mrs Maria J, confectionery. 1131 
 
 Mission 
 Casey Owen, '.'iMecti', 938 Bryant 
 Casey Tli'Ks, itevi.rc House, 4S Fi^urth 
 
 CASHIER GOLD MmiNG CO, D l 
 
 Verdenal secy, .327 Pine 
 Cashwiler J W, mining opertr, 327 Pirn 
 Cashwil(!r S F. mining opertr, 327 Piiii' 
 Casnei" J & Co. ciga. makers, (J 1 5 Sansom 
 Casscil Jno F, capitalist, 322 I'ine 
 CASSERLY E, utty at law, 318 Cal 
 Cassidy Kdward. grocer, SE cor Post and 
 
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 TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L, Blumauer & Co., '••^»"d,ore. 
 
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 CASSiN F & F J, wholesale liquors, 
 
 12 and 14 California 
 Castagnet & Co, liquors, 530 Merchant 
 Castagneto John, dry goods, 1234 Dup 
 Castenetto Andrew, butcher, SE cor 
 
 Stockton and Greenwich 
 Castagnetto P, groceries, 140G Diipont 
 Castel George, furniture, 415 /> Powell 
 Castelhun F J, atty at law, 009 Sac 
 Castillo Key, physician, 151!>.J( Dupont 
 Castis N, rcstaiirant, 140 Sixth 
 
 CASTLE BROS* wholesale groceries, 
 
 21,3, 215 and 217 Front 
 Castle Chas. cigars, 35(5 Tliird 
 CAST.LE FRED L, grocer, 213 and 
 
 215 Front 
 Cistle Micliael, capitalist, 215 Front 
 Castoruettie A, butcher, SW cor Stock 
 
 ton and (Jreenwich 
 Caswell Mrs K E, millinery, 28 Post 
 Caswell Thos H, V, S G C 11 A M, NW 
 
 oor Montgomery and Post 
 Catania Jos, grocer, SW cor Californi; 
 
 and I^nrkin 
 Catechi John, fruit, 204 Second 
 Catharticou Mi'uufg t'o, A J Welch 
 
 nianagc-r, 434 California 
 Cathcllier & Spience, manufs jewelry, 
 
 120 Sutter 
 Cf.tlow John, wholesale butcher, 331 
 
 Montgomery, room 24 
 Catoir J, butcher, 1402 Pacific 
 Cattermide (has, grocer, N\V oor Davis 
 
 and 1! road way 
 (^'iittcrmoli diaries, groc ries, SK cor 
 
 Mason and Vallcjo 
 Cavaguaro F, bootmaker, 1427 Dupont 
 Cavaguero D, groceries, tl2S !'/n);ulway 
 (';ui>Uera S, grocer, cor Kills ...i<l Mason 
 i'avallser •) P, mining, 410 California 
 Cavanaugh Janiis, tailor, 141 Fiftli 
 Cavassf) 1, shirt factory, 1)18 Washington 
 Cavindisli Henr" M, manager Mircantilei 
 
 and Dealers' Protective As.s'n, 213 and 
 
 215 Sansom, room 10 
 C.izea\ix .F, nuiats, (>."> Centre Markvt, 
 Cedicy Mrs F, laundry, 733 ()'!''arrell 
 ('efous.liis, hairdresser, '.tO')". Hewanl 
 Ceuingorato F, cigars and ivuit, ISIO 
 
 Union 
 Cella A, fruit, 11(5 Second 
 CcUuen William, cigar factor}', 717 
 
 Siinsom 
 Celluloid taiir and Collar Co, W M 
 
 Smith & J D }• Tiller agts, 405 Front 
 Ceutanam Loren/o, fruits, 70 i Turk 
 
 CENTENNIAL CHAIR FACTORY. 
 
 (iuil'e &, Tanson successor to George 
 Fischer, 141 and 143 Freelon nr Fourth 
 and 5(50 Brannan 
 Central ( 'alifornia Colony, Wnt S Chap- 
 man, 30(5 Pin«, room G 
 
 Central Gardens Asa'ii, P B Nagle pros, 
 411^ California 
 
 CENTRAL PACIFIC HOTEL, M 
 
 Farrell, 348 Fourth 
 
 CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD, 
 
 genotKces NE cor Tov/naeud and 4th 
 Central Pacific R It steamer agency, A 
 
 B Crist agt, Washington St Wliarf 
 Central Presbyterian Tabernacle, Rev J 
 
 W Smith, Tyler bet Taylor atul Leav 
 Central (street) Railroad, ,32 Tui ,v 
 Ceutras Con Mining Co, 330 Pine, nn IG 
 (Jentro Market, SE cor Dup. ut and Sut 
 Cercghino Ii, wood and coal, 428 and 
 
 430 Pacific 
 (Jereghino Kocco, grocer, Mission bet 
 
 Twenty-nino and Thirtieth 
 (Arelcs .Jacob, grocer, SE cor Twcuty- 
 
 sixtli and Valencia 
 Cerf J & ( .'o, eroekory and glaaa are, 
 
 517 and 510 Market 
 Cermi Frank, junk, 205 and 207 Davis 
 (Jeva Audreii, hairdresser, cor Broadway 
 
 and Dupont 
 Chadborne .labe/., atty at hr.v, 528 Cal 
 Cliadborue F S & (.'o, furniture and bed- 
 ding, 735 Market 
 Cluuli)ourne .F & (.'0, Hour .and grain, 208 
 
 Davis 
 Cliadbourno Thomas J, b.akery, 1412 to 
 
 to 1418 Dupont, office 214 .Sacrimento 
 ChadbiHuue T J, l>aker, 1414 Ihipont 
 Chiidwick (.'has, liquors, Gcean Beach 
 
 Road, three miles from ClilT House 
 (.'liadwick N (!, carpenter .and ]>uilder, 
 
 lii37 liroiulway 
 Cliaigman P& Co, printers and engrav- 
 ers, 53(( ( 'l;iy 
 Ciiallenge ("on Mining Co, 203 lUi .Ii 
 Chaloner — , plumU'r, (ill Sutter 
 CliamberhuM Geo W, atty, (iUi Sac 
 
 CHAMBERLAIN H, Receiver J S 
 
 land oiliic, 010 Commercial 
 Cliiind)iile A & C.., wines and liquors, 
 
 'M\ l''ourth 
 Chanq>ii>n Mining Co, .lohn Crockett 
 
 secy, 8 S V Exchiuige liuildiug 
 Chandler ('has, liquors, (.'alitor'iiia Tho- 
 
 at< r. lUish 
 Ciiaiidler (ico, tiiilor, 1(5 Annie 
 Chandler U D, coal and ire.i, 1 IS and 
 
 120 Paeitic 
 (■lianhomme ,), fancy goods, 850 Wash 
 (.'haiiiu C A, suiiai-, 313 M;<nt};omery 
 
 CHAPIN GEO W. real estate agent, 
 
 pub "Real Fstate I'rice List '(monthly), 
 
 .'{13 Montgomery 
 Chapin S A, <-apitalist, 7 Montgy avc 
 Chapman C H, ]>hysii.i.in, NW cor 
 
 .lackson and Montgomery 
 (chapman H, jewiUer G14 Merchant 
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 Chapman J F & Co, ahippinc and com 
 
 mission merchant, 22 California 
 Chapman B, real estate agt, 137 Montgy 
 
 CHAPMAN WM S. real estate, 306 
 
 Pine, room 6 
 Charbonnat Paul, hairdresser, 24 Mont 
 
 gomery avo 
 Chariot Jas, watchmaker, 719 Valencia 
 Chariot S, dyeing and scouring, 7I!> Vala 
 Charles H A, mining secy, 4 It) California 
 Chariot Mnie M D, ladies' hairdresser, 
 
 1638 Polk 
 Charmak H & Co, pawnbroker, 846 
 
 Market 
 Charpiot Joseph Jr, painter, 1110 Dup 
 Charter Oak liife Ins Co, Frank Eno agt, 
 
 531 California 
 Chartier Auituste, liquors, 324 Sixth 
 Charlton & Groeper, stables, i) Wash 
 Chase Albert, physician. International 
 
 Hotel 
 Chase Mrs, dieasmaker, 1 1'J Ellis 
 Chase ft Co, manufrs boots and shoes, 
 
 1059 l»?arket 
 CHASE ECBERT P. physician and 
 
 surgeon, 121 Turk 
 Chase W 'J', carpenter and builder, 24 
 
 Howard 
 Chase W W & Co, hay and grain, 1912 
 
 Market 
 CHASE & WOLFFt stevo<lo:os, 900 
 
 Front 
 Chatonet A, li<iuors, 5(X) Broadway 
 
 CHATTIN EDTVARD, notary public, 
 
 442 California 
 Chauche A H, wholesale wines and 
 
 brandies, 615 antl 617 Front 
 Chauvel J, laundry, 411 J'ixtli 
 Cheesoman F S, groceries, vS26 Twentieth 
 Cheesman Morton, capitalist, 30'( 
 
 Montgomery 
 Cheliui & Baiigalupi, fruit, 945 Bryant 
 (^helini (JiusepiMf, fruit, 945 firyant 
 Chenery, Souther & ("o, liquons, 204 Cal 
 Chenot Eugene, saloon, 25S Fourth 
 Chepemich L, fruits, .SE cor Clay and 
 
 Stockt<)ii 
 Cherokee Min Co, 203 Hush 
 Cherry John \V, sign painter, 517 Cal 
 Cherry F W, shorthand reporter, V)'M\ 
 
 Clay 
 Chesley Charles P, pliysieiaii, 754 How 
 Chesnutwood J A, toacher Healils Busi- 
 ness Collet^e, 24 Post 
 Chester F & Co, dry goods, SE cor Sut- 
 ter and Montgomery 
 Jhester House, Mrs M A Hall proprss, 
 
 106 Post 
 CHEVALIER F & CO. importer and 
 wholesale wines und liquors, 520 and 
 522 Washington 
 Chever M li, butter and eggs, 31 Centre 
 Market 
 
 Chcyrias & Paaset, show-cards and sign 
 painting. Brooks bet Market and 
 Geary 
 
 CHICAGO BREWEEY.Heney, Ahrens 
 
 & Co proprs, 1420 to 1434 Pine 
 Chico & Colusa R R Co, 309 Montgy 
 
 CHICKERINO W H & THOMAS 
 
 WMi attys at law, 214 Sansom 
 Chief of the Hill Tunnel Co, 306 Pine 
 Chickering W H, mining secy, 214 San 
 
 CHIEFTAIN GOLD MINING CO, D 
 
 F Verdenal secy, 327 Pine 
 Chielovich E & Co, wholesale liquors, 
 
 601 Front 
 Chile Domnic, fruit dealer, 423 Wash 
 Chin Lee & Co, Chinese and Japanese 
 
 goods, 52i Kf?irny 
 Chin Tin, liquors, 724 Pacific 
 Chincovich Peter, liquors, SE cor San- 
 som and Pcacirtc 
 Chincovich Steve, chop house, 26J Turk 
 Chinese Market, 731 Sacramento 
 Chinese Theater (Grand), 814 and 816 
 
 Washington 
 Ohiueae Theater (Now), 623 Jackso i 
 Cliiplcy T L M, atty at law, 51 j> f'x\ 
 C'hipman Marshall, phviJ'cian, -J'; M . 
 C'hisholm D, tailor, 7 Auburn 
 Chismore Geo, physician, 920 Market 
 Chittenden N \V, atty at law, 803 
 
 Mont^oinei-y 
 Choin A. China wear, 1615 Polk 
 .Chollar Min Co, 203 Bush, rm 8 
 Chollir, \oreros8, & Savage Shaft Co, 
 
 203 Bush 
 Choyiiiski i, stationery broker, 28 Sai 
 Choyiiiski I N, antiquarian hook dealer, 
 
 34 (ieary 
 Christ Edward, liquors, NE cor Wash- 
 
 iiiLTton and Montgomery 
 Christensen h H C, liquors, 245 Towns- 
 end 
 Clirisf.an Richanl, dyer and cleaner, 41 
 
 ( Je ry 
 Chriatiiiii Mrs Sophia, bakery, 842 Val- 
 
 lejo 
 (ynristian Chas, liquors, 313 Hayes 
 < 'hri8to])her Louis, cigars and hainlresser, 
 
 1405 Polk 
 Christopher Telfer. dentist, 135 Kearny 
 Christy James, sliipsmith, 126 Iksrry 
 Christy Mill and Min C<>, (Jeo RPinney 
 
 secv, 310 Pino, rm 44 
 CHRISTY & WISE, wool and com- 
 
 mission dealers, t>07 Front 
 Chrest J, brewer. Twenty-fifth and San 
 
 Bruno road 
 Chretien J, fruits, 400i Geary 
 Chretien John Si, atty at law, 230 
 
 Montgonicry 
 Chroniger Mailame, wigmaker, 115 Stock 
 Chrysolite Min Co, 309 Montgomory, 
 
 room 25 
 
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 H WACHHORST. importer of sSH^Tm^^**, 315 J St, Sac 
 
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 com mo^ch^nt8, 405 Front 
 Church S 1\, «oiil merchant, NVV cor 
 
 Main and Folsom 
 Chnrch W A, propr Empire Lodging 
 
 House, 63G Commercial 
 Cicclii, Lodovico & Co, Italian paste, 43.3 
 
 Broadway 
 Cincinnati Brewery, S\V cor Fulton and 
 
 Lyon 
 Ciprico (ieo M, pres Cumberland Min 
 
 Co, 328 Montgomery, rm 8 
 
 CITTI CLAUDEf enj^raver, 605 Mont 
 City and County Httspital, Potrero ave 
 
 bet Twenty -second and Twonty-third 
 Citizens' insurance Co, ti02 Sansom 
 City Advertising & Bill Posting Co, O'iO 
 
 Commercial 
 
 CITY ARGUS PTTBLISHINO CO, K 
 
 K Culbretli, 405 Kearny 
 
 CITY MABBLE WORKS, Orossiiii & 
 
 Co, 1049 Market, and (iold bet Mont- 
 gomery and Sansom 
 CITY OF PARIS, Verdicr, Moreau & 
 
 \,'o, NE cor Montgomery and .Sutter 
 City K U Co, iHaac Hyde pres, M E Wil- 
 lis secy, 14 Mission 
 City Transit Co & T C P D Co, 10 Post 
 Clabrough .1 P & Bro, guns and ammuni- 
 tion, KIW Montgomery 
 Claffey Chas, li(|uora, '212 .Sansom 
 Claire John, tailor, 105 Jackson 
 Clancy Owen H, grocer, Eliza'.)eth bet 
 
 Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth 
 Clapp & Jessup, coffee and spice mills, 
 
 NE cor Mission and Fremont 
 Clar J, fancy dry goods, Vl'lO Polk 
 
 CLARA CON QOLB MINING CO. D 
 
 F Verdenal secy, ;{27 Pine 
 Clarendon (J & S Min Co, 405 California 
 Clark A K, secy Seattle Coal & Trans- 
 portation Co, 32 Market 
 Clark, Bros, soap works, Nebraska bet 
 
 Fifteenth and .Sixteenth 
 Clark Chas, atty at law, 515 California 
 Clark Chas, bootmaker, (HOi Howard 
 Clark Chas, fruit and vegetables, (irand 
 
 Opera Market, 711 to 747 Mission 
 Clark E & Co, foreign parcel express, 
 
 ]08 Leidesdorff 
 Clark (r, boarding, 110 Pacific 
 
 CL^RK GEO A & BROS, spool cotton, 
 
 511 Mivrket 
 Clar 'lioW, paper hangings, window 
 
 shades, 645 Miirket 
 Clark H, otHeo furniture, 531 California 
 Clark 1 A, physician, 40 (ieary 
 Clark J K, homoupathic physician, 32i 
 
 Geary 
 Clark L S atty at law, dOO Montgomery 
 Clark M, wood and coal, 1537 Howard 
 Clark P P, boots and sho^ss, 306 Sixth 
 CLARK R F, physician, 914 Howard 
 
 Clark K L, carriage maker, 1062 How 
 CLARK, RICKHOFF, BLACK & 
 
 KREBS. Spring Mattress Manuf Co, 
 SW cor Sixteenth and Harrison 
 Clark Saml J Jr, atty at law and U S 
 register in bankruptcy, 25 U S Court 
 
 bldg, cor Battery and VVashiLigton 
 Clark Thomas E, hairdresser, 2015 
 
 Mission 
 Claik T S & Co, woven wire mattresses 
 
 and iron bedsteads, 217 Bush 
 Clark & WelAstfir, shipwrights, etc, 24 
 
 Howard 
 (71ark Wm C, l)arl)er, 63 New Montgy 
 (.'lark Wm H, atty at law, 808 Montgy 
 Clark W M, liijuors, 40'J Fourth 
 Clarke Alfred, atty at law, old City Hall 
 Clarke .1 ,1, physician, 106 Stockton 
 Clarke J Jr, atty at law, 420 Montgy 
 Clurken M.itthew, atty at law, 61 1 Wash 
 darken Kichd M, atty at law, 611 Wash 
 Classen Bros, liquors, 1 Front 
 Classen & Hiwids, hotel, \\ and 13 Clay 
 Classen J C, carpenter and builder, 516 
 
 Kearny 
 Classen J M, real estate, 62 Nevada 
 
 block 
 Clausen F, jewelry, 410 Kearny 
 Clauss J, perk butcher, 36 and 38 Grand 
 
 Western Market 
 Claussen Geo, gun and locksmith, 1030 
 
 Sutter 
 Clausen H 11, veterinary surgeon, 332 
 
 Bush 
 Clava Con G Min Co, 327 Pine 
 Clavio Louis, painter, 824 Pacific 
 Clay Fretl, capitalist, 113 Leidesdorff 
 Clay Street Market, Clay bet Sansom 
 
 and Montgomery 
 Clay Street kailroa<l, office SW cor Clay 
 
 and Le venworth 
 Clayburgh k Bear, hides and leather, 
 
 320 and .S22 Battery 
 Clayburgh & Brandenstein, livery stable, ' 
 
 112 Post 
 Clayton Charles, grain and com mer- 
 chants, 400 Front 
 Cleaveland Henry W, architect, 507 
 
 Montgt'mery 
 Clements (filbert, commission, 318 Front 
 Clement John, merchant, 211 Sansom 
 
 CLEMENT JOSEPH & E B, searcher 
 
 of records, 710 Washington 
 Clement Mnie F, laundry, 1056 Howard 
 Clement 11 P & H M, atty at law, 606 
 
 Montgomery 
 Clcory liobort, gen collector, 2^4 Mont 
 Cleveland C 1>, physician, 604 Loav 
 eleven Miss C, toys and varieties, 223 
 
 Sixteenth 
 ClitFord Robert, meat market,234 Fourth 
 Clynch Bryan .1, architect, 637 Kearny 
 Clinton Mrs Mary, bakery, 450 Sixth 
 
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 jjroctii'ics, 2*21 ami 
 
 CLIP PERRESTAUEANT. Geo Dett 
 
 ner propr, 31 1 ami 'AV^ Pacific 
 Close William, physician, 15ti Third 
 Clot •!, engineer and machinist, 303 
 
 Mission 
 
 Clough Frank M,ii,tty, 402 Montgomery 
 Clough tJ H, tinsmith, 2002 Folsom 
 Clow Mrs Sarah, dressmaker, U4S Howard 
 Cluett <jroo B & Co, manufrs shirts, col 
 
 lars and cuffs, VV 11 .Soyinour agt, 12li 
 
 Kearny, room 32 
 CLUFF BROS, wholesale and retail 
 
 groceries, 40 ami 42 Second, \) anil 1 1 
 
 Aloutgomory ave 
 Clutf & Dewitt, 
 
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 Cluff VV B k Co, grocers, 19 Sixth 
 Chiskey Henry, niiniug secy, 211 San 
 
 CLTJSKEY HENRY, socy Hardy 
 
 Powder Co, 434 C.difornia 
 Clute & Loveland, stock brokers, 242 
 
 Montgom ■: ' 
 Clyde li S, ai / ">' Olay 
 "COAST RE V " (monthly insur- 
 
 ance journal), . Kd wards pub, 320 
 
 California 
 Coatcs (.', liquors, 37 Sutter 
 Coats Caleb, lic^uors, ."ilio Market 
 Cobb H A & Co, real estate and gen 
 
 auctioneers, 4 10 Pine 
 Cobb M G, atty at law, 850 Market 
 Coblincr Bros, importers fancy and mil 
 
 linery goods, 543 Market 
 Cochran J T & Co, produce and con> 
 
 merchants, 1U2 Clay 
 Coclirau Michael, groceries, 15 Valencia 
 Cochrane E O, dentist, 850 Market 
 Cocian N, restaurant, 1025 Diipont 
 Cockrill T (i & Co,, wholesale li(iuov8, 
 
 324 Clay 
 Code, Klielt & Co, pickles, preserves, 
 
 canned fruits and cider, 314 Wash 
 Codington \\ H, Corporation Yard ot 
 
 S F, cor Folsom and Steuart 
 Coe John T, collector, 328 Montgomery 
 Coe O i!, health lift, 402 Kearny 
 COELHO JOAQUIN, li.iuors. (iO clay. 
 
 res 4'.i3 Greenwich 
 Coen l-'i'ank, liijuors, 531 Jackson 
 Coey James, postmaster, I'ostollicc 
 Cottee Andrew J, notary public, 50l.t Cal 
 Coffey .lohn .1, atty, t)53 Clay 
 Coffey J as V, atty, 530 Calitornia 
 
 COFFIN GEO F & CO, shipping and 
 couuiiission merchants, 13 I'ine 
 
 Collin & Hendry, ship ciiandlers, 2 to b 
 Market and 1 to 7 haeraniento 
 
 CoHin & Mayiiew, druggists, Sli cor Six- 
 teenth anU X'aUncia 
 
 ColHn & Mayhew, druggists, >rW cor 
 Mission ami Twentieth 
 
 Coftin, Sanderson & Cook, stock lirokcrs, 
 312 i'ine 
 
 Cogan James, exchange broker, 403 Cal 
 Coggeshall J H, druggist, SE cor Bush 
 
 and Pierce 
 Coggeshall VV A, lumber surveyor, pier 
 
 10 Steuart 
 Coghlan D W, stationer, 1»24 and 926 
 
 Larkin 
 Coghlan John, stationer, 519 Taylor 
 Coginasse Mrs A, dressmaker, 25 Taylor 
 Cogswell Jas L, dentist, 232 Sutter 
 Cohan Henry, cigars, 020 Market 
 Cohane L, carpenter, 710 Tiirk, jeweler, 
 
 124.', Sixth 
 Cohen A, tailor, 510i Mission 
 Cohen Aaron, cigars and tobacco, 231 
 
 Kearny 
 Cohen Alfred A, atty at law, 328 Mont 
 Cohen Benj, clotiiing, 215 Seventh 
 Cohen D k Brother, clotlung, 58 Fourth 
 Colien & Davis, match factory, SE cor 
 
 Fourteenth andShotwell 
 Cohen E, tailor, 035 Mission 
 Cohen G, tailor, 44 Geary 
 Cohen Mrs Hannali, ladies' furnishing 
 
 goods, 1575 Market 
 Cohen Herrman, importer and dealer in 
 
 artists' materials, moldings, frames, 
 
 engravings, etc, lv( Uupimt 
 Cohen Jos, clothing, 210Pacitic 
 Cohen L, tailor, 408 Pacific 
 Cohen Louis & Son, syrups, bitters, cor- 
 dials, 410 and 418 Sacramento 
 Cohen Meyer, clotiiing, 510 Fourth 
 Colien Micliael, tailor, 410 Pacific 
 Cohen Morris, lioots and shoes, 910 Lar 
 Cohen Morris D, cigars, 959 j Mission 
 Cohen N, tailor, 934 Market 
 Cohen P, barber, 12 Sacramento 
 Cohen Prof, a-strologist, 425 Kearny 
 Cohen Miss Hose, hairgooils, 20I^angton 
 Cohen VV & Co, iiupoiters and manufrs 
 
 gents' furnishing goods, 13 aiul 15 Bat 
 Cohen VV'm, sewing niuehino agt, 904 
 
 Market and 139 Sixth 
 Colin A &. Co, fuKiiiture auction, 1148 
 
 Market 
 Colin Aaron, clothing, 810 Montgomery 
 Colin Alcxannlur, crockery and glass- 
 
 waro, 1015 I'olk 
 Colin David, bcllhangor, 1102 Folsom 
 (.'ohii David, physician, 421 O'Farrell 
 Colin Ed & Co, cigars ami tobacco, 225 
 
 Montgomery 
 Cohii & Frank, money brokers,4 18 Moat 
 
 COHN G & CO, cigar manufactory ami 
 dealei in leal toluieeo, 1 17 and 1 19 Tint; 
 
 Colin 11, wikMcii niulirwear, 012 Market 
 
 Colin r, barlior, 50-1 Clay 
 
 Colin I, nianagir Mission Woolen MIHh, 
 Folsom Ix-'t Fifteenth and Sixteenth 
 
 C^ohn J, bootmaker, 103 Paeilic 
 
 Colin J M, mens' elotliing and fun'i«h- 
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 Cohn Joseph, clothing, 731 Montgomery 
 Cohn Ij, bootmaker, 500 A Pacific 
 Cohn M, bootmaker, DIO Larkin 
 Cohn M, clothing, 510 Fourth 
 Cohn Marcus, clothing, boots and shoes, 
 244 Fourth 
 
 Cohn M B, clotliing, 131 
 
 Jackson 
 compounders' 
 
 Cohn P, oils and liiiuoi 
 
 material, 320 Clay 
 (oiiw, Koaenblum & Co, dry goods, 1337 
 
 Pacific 
 Cohn Samuel, grocers, 501 Hayes 
 Cohn S & Co, gents' furnishing goods 
 
 152 Third 
 Cohn Simon, clothing, 421 Kearny 
 Cohn Miss T, millinery, 428 Hayes and 
 
 122 Fourth 
 Cohn W L, dyeing, 425 Pine 
 Cohn William, groceries, 1 Franklin 
 Cohn Max, boots and shoes, 23 Hyde 
 Cohn T, tailor, 821 Jackson 
 COHNBEICH BROS. Boot and shoe 
 
 manufrs, 804 and 800 Market 
 Coin 11 & Co, hotel, 420 Jackson "^ 
 Coit B H, chairman of \he S F Stock 
 
 Exchange Board 
 Cokeley Jeremiah, liijuora, 236 Town- 
 
 seml 
 Colbert & Lynch, horse and cattle yards, 
 
 cor Market and Tenth 
 Collniru A, mining sec, 3 18 Pino room 15 
 Colby <' W, president ({rangers' Bank 
 
 of California, 4'J (Jaliforaia 
 Colby Z F, fruits, 322 Francisco 
 Cole C, atty at law, U S Court Build 
 
 iiig, cor Battery ami Wasliiagtoii 
 Cole'chaa I), real estato agt, 304 Mont 
 Colo Edward P, atty, 328 Montgomery 
 Cole Oliver H, insurance agent, cor Bat- 
 tery anil California 
 COLE & KENNEYf brooms, brushos, 
 
 wood ami willow ware, 1 14 Sao 
 Cole U lieverly, physician, 5LS Sutter 
 Cole Sewurd. mauager Salatn.iml r Fit 
 
 ting Co, 317 California 
 Cole Thomas, mining, 331 Montgomery, 
 
 room 3 
 Coleman A, barber shop, 218 Pacific 
 Coleman Mrs Annie, bakery, 134 Fifth 
 Colanain C H, barber, 527 Sacrametito 
 Colcimm Mrs Catherine, clothing, 227 
 
 Third 
 Coleman 1), shoemaker, 15 Hayes 
 Coleman l> K, shipsmith, Vallejo 
 Coleman H, tailor, 521 Hyde 
 Coleman J, physician, 520 Valencia 
 Coleman Jas V, 8tock broker, 300 Mont 
 Coleman .Ino E W, painter, i)24 Folaom 
 Coleniitn John W, stock broker S 1-' 
 
 Stock Exchange Building 
 Coleman W P, (Coleman & Smith), no- 
 tary and commissioner, 307 Montgy 
 
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 COLEMAN W T & CO, shipping and 
 commission merchants, 203 Calitornia 
 and 180 Pearl, New York 
 Coles A 1>, painter, 808 Larkin 
 Clollans J, tailor, 010 Pout 
 Collie W H & Co, Horists and nursery- 
 men, 18 Post 
 Collins Barney, bakery, 1037 A Folsom 
 Collins C J & Co, hatters, 227 Montgy 
 C'ollins 1), repacker, Pringle Court uec 
 
 Greenwich 
 Collins Daniel, fruit, 212 Twenty-fourth 
 Collins 1) B, livery stable, 222 Fifth 
 Collins Md F, restaurant, 822 Montgy 
 COLLINS & FELLING, commission 
 
 and produce, 420 Sansom 
 Collins Gertrutb (i, landscape painter. 
 
 etc, 324 Turk 
 Collins J C, real estate, 509 hush 
 Collins John, liquors, eor M and Tehama 
 Collins Michael, groceries, SE cor Val' 
 
 lejo and Leavenworth 
 Collins Patrick, groceries, 138 Fifth 
 COLLINS S P & CO, saloon, restau- 
 rant and oyster house, 511 California 
 and 320 Montgomery 
 Collins W, machinist, 1 15 Stevenson 
 Collins* W'appel, restaurant, 204 4th 
 Collins Wm H, atty, 504 Montgomery 
 Collopy Jas, baker, 053 Bryant 
 Coleman Mrs A F, fancy goods and sta- 
 tionery, 433 O'Farrell 
 Colman Bros, manufs and imprs cloth- 
 ing, NW cor Sutter and Sansom and 
 8\V cor Mi>ntgomery and Bush 
 Colman J J, harnessmaker, 412 Folsom 
 Colman Martin, saloon, NE cor Kearny 
 and Pine 
 
 COLMAN N E physician, 204 Sutter 
 
 and 1413 Bush 
 Colman Solomon, tailor, 410A Pacific 
 Colombat A, fringe, gimp and trimming 
 
 manufr, 105 Stockton 
 Colombo Hotel, Zeiro & Chiappari proprs', 
 
 021 Broadway 
 Colombo Market, s s Pacific bet Front 
 
 atid Davis 
 
 COLONADE HOTEL, <K)o Law Smith 
 propr, 1200 Market 
 
 COLORADO COMMERCIAL AND 
 LAND CO or ARIZONA, L Lillie 
 
 secretary, 007 Washington 
 Colton A O, attorney, 023 C'ommoreinl 
 Colton C F, druggist, cor Polk and Eddy 
 
 COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 
 
 OiT) Market 
 
 COLUMBIA PETROLEUM CO, (Ven- 
 tura Co), () W Blake pros, Jas Robin- 
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 Columbia Soda Works, 733 Broadway 
 
 COLUM£0 NICHOLAS, dealer in 
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 Colvillo Samuel, propr Cal 1 heatre, Bush 
 
 above Kearny 
 Colvin J A, plumber, 506 Commercial 
 Combination Wood & Coal Co, NW cor 
 
 Gough ami Linden ave 
 Commercial Hotel, Jno M Lawler & Co 
 
 manai^era, NK cor Montgomery ave 
 
 and Kearny 
 
 COHfllERCIAL FIRE AND MA 
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 pros, Chas A Latou sec, 405 Cal 
 
 " COMMERCIAL NEWS & TRADE 
 
 REVIEW," Morria U Bates & Co 
 publishers, 423 Washington 
 
 Commercial Union Assurance Co, John 
 Roe Hamilton manai^er, 1210 8ansom 
 
 Commerford P, wholesale liquors, 1911 
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 Commins & O'Connor, impra and job1>er8 
 wines and liquors, -'04 and 200 Mar- 
 ket and 5 and 7 Pine 
 
 Commonwealth Con M Co, 217 Sansom 
 
 Commonwealth Ins Co, 210 Sansom 
 
 COMPAONIE 01 NER ALE TRANS 
 AT L ANTIQUE STEAMSHIP 
 TICKET AGENCY, J F Fuguzi agt, 
 
 5 Montgomery ave 
 Compion P W, copyist, 51 1 Montgy 
 Comstock M Co, E W Scott see, 137 
 
 Montgomery 
 Comto A Jr, manager Franco-American 
 
 Savings Bank, 428 Montgomery 
 Conant Benj H, confectionery, 1137.i 
 
 Mission 
 Concannoii L, groceries, 1577 Market 
 
 CONCORDIA GOLD & SILVER M 
 
 CO, 005 Clay 
 Concoi-dia Mining Co, 310 Pine, room 25 
 CONDE JOAQUIN G. consul of Mexi 
 
 CO, 215 Sansom 
 Condon F & Co, liquors, 20S Third 
 Coney Mrs S A, dressmaking, 438 Hayes 
 California Silver Mining Co, K Wegener 
 
 Boc, 414 California 
 Congdon iico, real estate, 30!> Montgy 
 Congdon H B, real estate, 240 Montgy 
 Conger B T. printer, 32i» Sansom 
 Congregational I'ublisliing Society, llev 
 
 F E Sliearer agent, 757 Market 
 CONKLIN ENOCH, sec Mt Diablo Ho- 
 tel & Land Co, 531 California 
 Conkliu'Frank, stationery, 310 Sixth 
 Conklin P & F (i, glove manufs, 535 
 
 Market 
 Conklin I C, brush factory, 418 Fourth 
 Conklin Thompson & Co, commissicm, 
 
 forwarding and purchasing, 123 Court 
 Conkling G W, gents' furnishing goods, 
 
 010 Market 
 Coulin & Uoberts, metal roofers, 728 
 
 Mission 
 Conlon Mra H, fancy goods, 707 Hyde 
 Conlon Micliaol, liquors, 924 Brannan 
 
 Conly & Gowell Con G Min Co, 314 
 
 Montgomery 
 Conn & Connelly, liquors, 213 Montgy 
 Connecticut Mutual Life Ins 'Co, 315 
 
 California 
 Connell Michael, grocer, NW cor Twen- 
 ty-fourth and Ellen ave 
 Connell & Smith, paper hangers, 510 
 
 Geary 
 Connelly Mrs Fannie, fruits, 908 Folaom 
 Connelly F J & Co, liquors, 213 Mont 
 Connelly Jas & Co, furniture and bed- 
 ding, 217 Bush 
 Connelly J &Co, furniture, 312 Bush 
 Connelly J D, justice of the poace, 059 
 
 Washington 
 Connelly Jno J, physician, 202 Sixth 
 Connelly Martin, wood and coal, 1008 
 
 Howard 
 Connelly T, groceries and liquors, 2529 
 
 Mission 
 Conner Mrs J L, artist, 865i Market 
 Conner Wm, bakery, 7 Webster 
 Connerton Owen, groceries, 170 Ninth 
 Connolly M G, lodgings, 222i Fourth 
 Connolly & Kiernan, liquora, 043 Mercht 
 Connolly T, poultry, 7, 9 and II S F 
 
 Market 
 Connolly Wm J, butcher, 1837 Market 
 Connor P, boots and shoes, SE cor Fil- 
 bert and Taylor 
 Conolley Edward, liquors, 10 and 18 
 
 Leidesdorlf 
 Conor F, lapidary, 223 Kearny 
 Conra<l Adam, liquors, 7 Washington 
 Conrad David, wholesale fruits, nuts 
 and candies, 501 Front 
 
 CONRAD H A, carpenter and builder, 
 
 035 California 
 Conrad Mrs Mary, fancy gocia, 151 7th 
 Conratl & Troell, hairdressers, 721 Clay 
 Conrades Ferd, rest^iurant, 012 Market 
 Conradt J, dcnti t, 821 Kearny ' 
 Conro F D4 Sou, Hour mill, 717 to 721 
 
 Battery 
 Conroy J (S, furniture and bedding, 242 
 
 Third 
 Considine John, grocer, 21 1 Tehama 
 Con Altar Min & Smelting Co, 309 Cal 
 Con Amador Min Co, rm 9, 328 Montgy 
 Con Arizona Min Co, J \V Thompson 
 
 secty, rm 9, 310 Pine 
 Con Dorado Min Co, 309 California 
 Consolidatetl Imp Min Co, 203 Bush 
 Con Pacific Min Co, rm 5, 3.'i0 Pint! 
 Con State Range G & S Min Co, rui 49, 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 CONSOLIDATED VIROINIA MIN 
 
 CO, A W Havens secty, rm 20, 301) 
 
 Montgomery 
 Con Wyoming O M Co, 309 California 
 Constano P C, cigars and tobacco, 509 
 
 Montgomery 
 
 H. WACHHORSL importer of jfJS^^'Sl^^^'^d.. 
 
 315JStMSac. 
 

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 thoi'onKhly f)»r BaalacMi. 
 
 Min Co, 314 
 
 213 Moutgy 
 Ins'Co, 315 
 
 W cor Twen- 
 
 hangers, 516 
 
 ;8, 908 Folaom 
 8, 213 Mont 
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 the poace, 659 
 
 I, 202 Sixth 
 
 md coal, 1063 O 
 
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 $65i Market 
 
 V^ebater 
 
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 222i Fourth 
 lora, 643 Merc ht 
 
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 jra, 10 and 18 
 
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 ale fruits, nuts » 
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 [ter and builder, 
 
 ^ goci^, 151 7th 
 fessers, 721 Clay 
 Lnt, 612 Market 
 Fk earny * 
 mill. 717 to 721 
 
 |»nd bedding, 212 
 
 J 21 1 Tehama 
 ktiug Co, 303 Cal 
 Vi 9, 328 Montgy 
 fj \V Thompson 
 
 I9 California 
 ho, 203 Bush 
 Ts, 330 Pino 
 , Min Co, rm 49, 
 
 ^GINIA MIN 
 
 ecty, rm 26, 30'J 
 
 _ 309 California 
 land tobacco, 509 
 
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 1137 
 
 Constine Bros, grocers and liquors, Ellis 
 
 and Larkin, Eddy and Leavenworth 
 Consul of Spain, C Martin, 312 Mont 
 
 CONSULABO DE LA REFUBUC 
 
 ]D£ MEXICO, Joaquin Qarcia-Conde 
 rm 7, 215 Sanscm 
 Consumers Gas Co, rm 29, 203 Bush 
 
 CONSULATE GERMAN EMPIRE, 
 
 Adolph Rosenthal consul, 321 Battery 
 Consulate of Guatemala, L B Parrott 
 
 consul, 306 California 
 Continental Ins Co, 216 Sansom 
 Continental Oil and Transportation Co, 
 
 120 and 122 Front 
 CONTOLENC Dt butcher, 303 Mont ave 
 
 CONTRA COSTA LAUNDRY, Hal 
 
 lett, Bartlett & Dalton proprs, 28 Sac- 
 
 mento, 30 Geary and 158 Second 
 Convey Edward, butcher, NE cor Hyde 
 
 and Green 
 Conway Bernald, liquors, 993 Market 
 Conway D, liquors, 993 Market 
 Conway James, saloon, 1200 Market 
 Conway M G, harneasmaker, 673 Mission 
 Conway Patrick, wood and coal, 133 
 
 Second 
 Cook Mrs A O, hair jewelry, llowera 
 
 preserved, 115 Kearny 
 Cook Bros, books and stationery, 34 6th 
 Cook Mrs B, bakery, 521 Fourth 
 Cook Mrs C A, physician, 224 Post 
 Cook Carroll, atty at law, 309 Montgy 
 COOK DANIEL, mining, rms 4 and 5 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 Cook E, wines and liquors, 221 Ellis 
 COOK E E, plumber, 1210i Polk 
 COOK & ELLIS, leather belting, liose 
 
 and lace leather mfra, 37 Fremont 
 Cook Fernando C, physician, 716 How'cl 
 Cook <ieorge, grocer, 446 Clementina 
 COOK W F, atty at law, 137 Mont 
 COOK H N, leather belting and leather 
 
 hose, 415 Market 
 Cook J & A M, hunljer, pier '2h Steuart 
 COOK J J» propr Watkiiis Yosemite Art 
 
 Gallery, 26 Montomery 
 Cook John, hairdresser, 131 Montgy 
 Cook John H, poultry, 541 Merchant 
 Cook Kosauth, artist, 1014 Montgomery 
 Cook M & Co, liquors, 519 Wasliiiigton 
 Cook M M, dairy. Bush bet I'ierce and 
 
 Scott 
 Cook Nathan, liquors, 221 Ellis 
 Cook Peter, carpentei and builder, Hayes 
 
 l)et Broderick and Haker 
 Cook Peter, coffee saloon, 7 Market 
 Cook K, carpenter, 1703 Fillmore 
 Cook S S, contractor, 528 California 
 Cook Seth, mining, 309 Montgomery 
 Cook & Trounson, carpenter and build 
 
 ers, 514 Pine 
 Cook Wm B & Co, bookbinders. Ban 
 
 croft building, 721 Market 
 
 COOKE WM E, (Crowe & Cooke), 22 
 
 Montgomery 
 Cool G W & Son, dentist, 22 Kearny 
 Coolidgo J A, secty Merchant Exchange 
 
 Asa'n, Merchants Exchange bldg. Gal 
 Cooney J, paints, oil and glass, 113 4th 
 Cooney M, atty at law, rm 7, 636 Clay 
 Cooney John N, grocer, NE cor Mary 
 
 and Natoma 
 Cooney Patrick H, capitalist, 420 Mont 
 Coons J W, com merchant, 325 Wash 
 Cooper A, clothing, etc, 130 Pacific 
 Cooper Alfred J, broom maker, 638 Val- 
 
 lejo 
 Cooper A B, min secty, rm 4 328 Mont 
 Cooper AD, artist, 110^ McAllister 
 Cooper D T, agt Silex water filter, 433 
 
 California 
 COOPER EUGENE T, secty California 
 
 Piiper Co, 10 California 
 Cooper J B, capitalist, 328 Montgomery 
 Cooper J K, books and stationery, 746 
 
 Market 
 Cooper Jno, liquors. Wash and Montgy 
 
 COOPER JOHN, merchant tailor, 24 
 
 New Montgomery 
 Cooper Wm, bakery, 2549 Folsom 
 Coos Bay Union Coal Co, 413 Pacific 
 Cope & Boyd, attys at laws, 324 Pine 
 Cope & Da' is, stockbrokers, 314 Pin© 
 Cope Thos, tinner and plumber, 1622 
 
 Mission 
 COPE W W, president California State 
 
 Democratic Club, 630 Commercial 
 Copper F,8tationery and news 8tand,436 
 
 Kearny 
 Copson B, broom factory. 322 Davis 
 Cora Con S M Co, rm 24, 328M»ntgy 
 Corbett Elizabeth J, physician, 200 
 
 Stockton 
 Corbett P J, livery stable, 518 and 520 
 
 Hayes 
 Corbett & Roche, liquors, 23 Second 
 Corbitt & Macleay, wholesale grocers, 
 
 shipping and com merchants Portland 
 
 Oregon, office 218 California 
 Corcoran Frank, confectionery, 1643 
 
 Mission 
 Corcoran Michael, fruit, 15 Valencia 
 Corcoran 1) P, tailor, 614^ Post 
 Corcoran T H, tanner. Day bet Doloran 
 
 and Church 
 Corcoran Thomas, boots and shoes, 101 
 
 Fifteenth 
 Cordon A & Son, barbers, 210 Drumm 
 Cordano Giuseppe, liquors, 129 Dnpont 
 Cordeiro M M, barber, 20 Clay 
 Corden Thos J, stationery, 524 Fourth 
 Cords Robt, mining, 306 Montgomery 
 
 CORE J W & CO, (Cunningham'a 
 
 warehouses), cor Front and (ireea 
 Corey Thos, stoves, etc, 202 Pacific 
 Corinsou N,» barber, 1829 Union 
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 H. PALMER & CO., Port Wine $2.50 per gaL 
 
 80!« UiiviM Hti'eet, 
 liaD FrancUico. 
 
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 1138 
 
 tSan Francisco. 
 
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 Fifth and Howard 
 Cormack William, plumber and gasfit- 
 
 ter and improved can and box manui'r, 
 
 S15 Commercial 
 Cornuhrens H, groceries, S)88 Howard 
 Cornelius F O, watchmaker and jeweler 
 
 300 Fourth 
 Corner C W, physician, SE cor Third 
 
 and Hunt 
 COBNING & CO, wood and coal, 11 
 
 Taylor 
 CORNWALL P B* wood and coal and 
 
 Alaska steamsliip line, cor Spear and 
 
 Folsom 
 Cornwall Wm A, atty at law, (!40 Clay 
 Comyn J, hotd, 212 and 'J 14 First 
 Corriveau L, hairdresser and baths, 1 13 
 
 (icary 
 CORTICELLI SILK CO, Brown & 
 
 Metzner agents, 5411 Market 
 Cory B B, livery stable, 10115 Market 
 Coryell Jno IJ, physician, 315 Fine 
 Cosbie Wni, harnessmaker, 423 Mission 
 Cosgrift' Mrs A G, milliner, 5() Third 
 
 COSGROVE CHRISTOPHER, atty 
 
 at law. (i52 Market 
 COSGROVE & CO, real estate broken, 
 
 052 Market >1K cor Kearny 
 Cosjiriive Mrs M, board and lodging, JOO 
 
 McAllister 
 Cosgr(..e P, Iwardiug '.house, 43 Vallejo 
 Cosgrove WmF, hairdresser, 1134 Fol 
 Cosnif:politan Hotel V)lock, (closed), iSVV 
 
 cor Bush and iSansom 
 Cosmopolitan Milling Co, G2SMont 
 Cosmopolitan Mining Co, 30it Mont 
 Coso House, L J Kwell propr, 411 San 
 Costa C, liquors, 314 Tacitic 
 Costa Jno, grocei ies, 843 Pacific 
 Costello J V, saloon, 850 Howard 
 Costcllo M, grocery, 230 M inna 
 Costello M & Co, house and sign pamt- 
 
 crs, 2M0 Minna 
 Costello P, bootmaker, 700 Larkin 
 Costello Saml, licjuors. Old Ocean House 
 
 Eoad 
 Costigan Thos, wagonmaker, 404 Jack 
 
 COTREL THOS JR, "spiccs, baking 
 
 powder, extracts and starch, 405 Front 
 Cotte Madam, laundry, 411 (Jeary 
 Cotten tl W, real estate, 0O4 Merchant 
 Cotter Mrs, ilower preserver, 120 O'Far- 
 
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 Cottrell Edw M, insurance, 218 Sansnm 
 Cottura Peter, basketmaker, 720 Front 
 Couch H M, boots and shoes, NE cor 
 
 Twentieth and Valencia 
 Coughlin Jno D, butcher, 41 and 42 
 
 CI rand Arcade Market 
 Coughlin J J & Co carriage trimmers, 
 
 y03 Folsom 
 Coughlan Mrs, milliner, 919 Market . 
 
 Coulbum T W, secy Twin Peaks Min- 
 ing Co, 414 California 
 
 Coulter (}p" T, mining secy, 320San8om 
 
 Coulter I.obt, agt Wakefield Rattan Co, 
 38 Geary 
 
 Coulter W A, marine artist, 515 Cal 
 
 Counihan Jno, tanner, Carolina between 
 Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth 
 
 Counter C E, house and sign painter, 
 1820 Market 
 
 County Jail, cor Broadway and Pinck- 
 ney place 
 
 Courg Jno, carpenter, 1517 Market 
 
 "COURRIER DE SAH FRANCIS- 
 CO," (daily), E J^erbec propr, 530 Clay 
 Coursen G A, broker, 405 California 
 Cousine A H, restaurant, 420 Folsom 
 Cousins Wm<J, atty at law, 40!) Cal 
 COUTOLENC D, p<>rk packer and 
 
 butcher, 303 Montgomery ave 
 Cowan U H, physician and chiropodist, 
 
 230 Kearny 
 Cowdery & Preston, attys at law, 534 
 
 California 
 Cowt^ll J H, real estate agt, 621 Sansom 
 Cowles & Drown, attys at law, 021 Clay 
 Cowles G W M, straw works, 1017 Mkt 
 Cowles S, physician, 2017 Mission 
 Cowles Saml, atty at law, 021 Clay 
 Cox Chas, poultry and game, 81 and 82 
 
 California Market 
 Cox H, secy and librarian Young Men's 
 
 Christian Association, 232 Sutter 
 Cox James J', manager Standard Firo & 
 
 Marine Insurance Co, MOti Sansom 
 Cox Jennings S, secy San Francisco Art 
 
 Association, 430 I'ine 
 COX J W & CO. counnission mer- 
 chants, hides and wool 
 
 CUNNINGHAM'S WAREHOUSE, 
 
 NW cor Front aiul (hnii 
 COX P & BRO,iuauufrs and wholesale 
 
 dealers in boots and 8hoe9,320 Sansom 
 Cox Thos A & Co, seeds, 40'J Sansom 
 Cox Thos H, physician and druggist, 
 
 Mission nr Twenty-ninth 
 Coxen John, engraver, 517 Clay and 510 
 
 and 51(5 Commercial 
 Coy Frank & Co, real estate, 430 lont 
 Coyle Henry, boots andshocs, 402 Tiiird 
 Coyle Jno, house 'mover, 022 Harrisou 
 Coyne D, bootmaker, ItoOA Howard 
 Coyne Jas, boarding stable, J4 14th 
 Crabb Henry, variety store, 806 20th 
 Crabbio John, fruit, SW cor Twenty- 
 
 »'.'<( !i ; nd Bryant 
 Cradilock C F, atty at law, 200 Sansom 
 Craig A, atty at law, 000 Montgomery 
 Craig Mrs A G, stationery, 930 Wash 
 Craig & Co, earriagemukers, 14 Taylor 
 Craig Hugh, insurance agt, 307 Cal 
 Craig J & Co, blacksmiths, 14 Tyler 
 Craig Jas, livery, 713, Commercial 
 
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 517 Clay and 510 
 
 ;state, 430 lont 
 [ shoes, 40'J Tliird 
 U'i'i Harrison 
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 able, 14 14th 
 itore, 806 '20th 
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 icry, 930 Wash 
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 lithB, 14 Tyler 
 
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 Craig Jas, liquors, 258 Spear 
 
 Qraig James D, court commissioner, 328 
 
 Montgomery 
 Craig Jno Jf, plumber, 35 Eddy 
 CBAIO. LE£ D, notary public and 
 
 commissioner of deeds, 401 Montgy 
 Craig & Meredith, attys at law, 328 
 
 Montgomery, room 23 
 
 CRAIO & MOSEBACH. searchers of 
 records, notaries public and commis- 
 sioners of deeds, 401 Montgomery 
 Craig & Mosher, photographers, 22 Kear 
 Craig Peter & Son, undertakers, 22, 24 
 
 and 26 Mint ave 
 Craig K P, mining and machinery, 401 
 
 Montgomery 
 Craig Wm, atty at law, 328 Montiiy 
 Crall Mrs Geo, milliner, 1527 Market 
 Cram W'm, saddles and harness, 248 3d 
 Cramer Fdwin F, cigars, 450 Third 
 Crane A E, real estate agt, 410 Montgy 
 
 CRANE & BRIGHAM, wholesale 
 
 druggists, .I'JO and 522 Alarket and lit 
 
 and 21 Sntter 
 Crane C W, advertising and purchasing 
 
 agt, 318 Tine, room 3!> 
 Cnme E .1, agent, 211 Sansom, room 3 
 Crane, Hawtinga & Co, liquors, 121 Cul 
 Crane II F, atty at law, 213 and 215 
 
 Sansom, room 12. 
 ('r;ipe& Kace Hetinishing Co, 1J4 Turk 
 Crarens Sisters, importers of patterns, 
 
 126 Post 
 Crary Leroy R, butcher, 1127 Howard 
 Crawford A & Co, shipchandlers, 25 and 
 
 27 Market 
 Crawfor ' C D, dentist, 1415 Stockton 
 Crawley James, Santa Clara Hotel, 
 
 (temperance), 444 and 4 16 Hraunan 
 Creamer Aaron, barber, 31!) Sanaom 
 Cretan J H, liquors, eor Sixth and How 
 (;reii;h Jno I), atty, '.)03 Sliotwell 
 Crei^htcn J, umbrella maker, 61 Third 
 Creiuhton P, liquors, SW cor Fifth and 
 
 Folsom 
 Creighton Mrs P, lodgings, 81 Natoma 
 Crescent G & S Mining Co, 306 Pine 
 Cressaglia M, restaurant, 15 Tliird 
 Crist A li, agt Central Pacific Steamer 
 
 auency, Washington Street Wharf 
 CRIST W E & CO, machinist model 
 
 makers, 10 Stevenson 
 CRITTENDEN C S, Hvcry stable, 40i) 
 
 and 411 Taylor 
 Crittenden M, liquors, 627 Clay 
 Crittenden M C, liquors, 114 Second 
 Crittenden & Moses, attys at law, 5i) and 
 
 and 60 Merchants, Exchange building 
 Crittenden Parker, auctioneer, 25 Mer- 
 chants' Exchange 
 Croce & Marchaud, »vatchcase makers, 
 
 621 Clay 
 Crockard H, shipsmith, 20 Mission 
 
 CROCKER H S & CO, wholesale sta- 
 tionery and printers, 401 and 403 
 Sansom 
 
 Crocker L & A, fancy goods, 1100 Stock 
 
 Crocker & Suydam, stock brokers, 218 
 Pino 
 
 Crockett J B, atty, 438 Cal 
 
 CROCKETT JOHN, mining secy, 8 
 
 S F Exchange building 
 Croesus G & S M Co, 328 Mont, room 5 
 Crogan Thomas, groceries, SW cor 
 
 Sixth and Urannan 
 Cronan John, liquors, cor Fillmore and 
 
 California 
 Cronan W J, metal roofer, 030 McAUs'r 
 Croiiin I)ii.\ id, grocer, 15'J Minna 
 Cronin John J, painter, 227 Tenth 
 Crook E W, shirt nianufr, 12(5 Kearny 
 (.'rooks WniH, fniit, 1203 Polk 
 Cro(mii) Wm, dentist. 823 Market 
 CROSBY WM, atty, 65!) Clay 
 Cronkey Jlol)i!rt, licpiors, 22!) Hayes 
 Crossett — , dental rooms, 10 Third 
 CROSSETT &C0, employment office 
 
 230 Sntcer 
 Crossett James L, real estate, 230 Sutter 
 
 CROSSMAN & BAKER, mine brok- 
 ers, 3l'4 I'lno 
 Crostiiunriti M, plumber, 2027 Fillmore 
 Cr.nidaee i'' ^V & Co, book printers, 620 
 
 Merchant 
 CROWE & COOKE, steel and copper 
 
 plate en;.'ravers and printers, 22 
 
 Montyomery 
 CROV/"^ M L, (Crowe & Cooke), 22 
 
 Monii.fihnory 
 Crowe TimoUiy, boll hanger, 115 Fourth 
 Crovvell J 1', dentist, 215 Kearny 
 Crowley Cornelius, groeei-,, 334 Third 
 Crowhy & Co, grocer, SW cor Twen 
 
 tieth and (iuerri'ro 
 Crowley D F, grocer, 1338 Washington 
 Crowley George, plumber and stoves, 
 
 230 Mxtlr 
 Crowley & (ioodnian, stock brokers, 446 
 
 Cidiforni.'. 
 CROWLEY P, chief of police. Old City 
 
 Hall, 722 Kearny 
 Crowley T J, atty at law, 42!) Montgy 
 Crown i'oint Extension Mining Co, 310 
 
 Pine, room 44 
 Crown Point G & S M Co, 203 Bush 
 Crown Point Ravine G & S M Co, 309 
 
 California 
 Crown Sewing Machine, 634 Market 
 Cruikshank P, shipwright, etc, NW cor 
 
 Solano and Mississippi 
 C rusader S M & Co, 302 Montgomery 
 Crussell F R, bell hanger, cor Fifth and 
 
 Brannan 
 Crystal Soda Water Co, soda water, 
 
 ginger ale, etc, NE cor Stockton and 
 
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 propr, 15 Van Ness avo 
 Cubery & Co, printers, 415 Market 
 Cuddy S G, tnilor, 904 Folsom 
 Cuello Joseph & Co, saddler, 525 Pacific 
 Cuff D, boots and shoes, 762 Brannan 
 
 CULBRETH R E, editor. City Argus 
 
 Publishing Co, 405 Kearny 
 Cuilici A, liquors, 306 Montgomery ave 
 Cullan T. liquors, NVV cor Ellis and 
 
 Devisadero 
 Culley & Brook, stoves and tinware, 
 
 1006 Market 
 Culligan Mrs H, groceries, 218 Ritch 
 CuUigan J, nursery, 708 Turk 
 Cullinan Dennis & Co, commission, 406 
 
 Commercial 
 GULP J D & COf manufr of cigars and 
 
 impr leaf tobacco, 16 Front 
 Culver Jno P, civil and hydraulic engin- 
 eer, 204 Sutter 
 Culver S M, confectionery, 1214 Market 
 Culver Wm H, atty at law, 202 Market 
 Cumberl.aud Min Co, 417 California 
 Cumming J M, mining engineer, 417 Cal 
 Cummings C C, bakery, 152 First 
 
 CXTMMINOS, GIMMEL & CO, 
 
 produce, 424 Battery 
 Cummings & Grace, horseshoers, 
 
 Leavenworth and Ellis 
 Cummings & O'Connor, 204 Market 
 Cummings & Hous, watchmakers 
 
 327 Kearny 
 Cummins P, atty at law, 630 Clay 
 Cummings W B, com merchant, 528 Cal 
 Cummins Thomas, grocer, SE cor Twen 
 
 ty-second and Mission 
 Cunard Line Royal Mail S S Co, Wil 
 
 Hams, Dimond k Co agts, 202 Market 
 Cuneen Arthur, grocer, S\V cor Mont 
 
 gomery and Filbert 
 Cuneo Augustine, fruit, 612 Broadway 
 Cuneo C, liquors, 539 Washington 
 Cuneo Francisco, dry goods, 546 Green 
 Cuneo G, meat market, 309 and 311 
 
 Broadway 
 Cuneo J, grocer, 502 Francisco 
 Cuneo J C & Bro, fruits, nuts, etc, SE 
 
 cor Pine and Dupont 
 Cunnane & Farrcll, wood and coal, 424 
 
 Fulton 
 Cunniff Wm, stock dealer, Twelfth and 
 
 Market 
 
 CUNNINGHAM, CURTISS & 
 
 WELCH, importing and wholesale 
 
 stationers, 327 to 331 Sansom (sec advt) 
 Cunningham R B, ins and real estate, 
 
 320 Sansom 
 Cunningham Robert D, stationery, 131 
 
 Fourth 
 Cunningham T H, liquors, 301 Kearny 
 Cunningham Wm. secy The Safe Deposit 
 
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 Cunnins T, grocery, SW cor Twenty- 
 second and Mission 
 Cunorogato Ilia, fruit, 1819 Union 
 Curlett k Eisen, architects, 330 Pine 
 Curlley &, Hughs, grocers, cor Twenty- 
 third and Alabama 
 Curley 1, liquors, NW cor Twenty-sixth 
 
 ami Valencia 
 Curley J H & Co, merchant tailors, 32 
 
 Montgomery 
 Curley P, liquors, cor First and Fremont 
 Curley Miss M A, dressmaking and la- 
 dies' underwear, 1 100 Stockton 
 Curragh J M, pharmacist, 413 Bush 
 Curran & Bernard, liquors, NW cor 
 
 Clara and Berry 
 Curran Hugh, hotel, SE cor Sansom and 
 
 Pacific 
 Curran Jno, hay and grain, SE cor Six- 
 teenth and Guerrero 
 Curran Mary H, physician, 22 Geary 
 Curran Michael, baker, 717 Brannan 
 Curran Patrick L, saloon, NW cor 
 
 Fourth and Berry 
 Curran Thomas, fruit and produce, 18 
 
 and 23 Metropolitan Market 
 Currie Arthur L, news dealer, 514 Post 
 Currie Jno B, liquors, 156 Steuart 
 Currier Amos, pictures, frames and en- 
 gravings, 103 Dupnt 
 Currier C H, pump and block maker, 28 
 
 Market 
 Currier Willis J, agt American and Buf- 
 falo Grape Sugar Co, 205 Front 
 Curry John, liquors, 523 Mission 
 
 CURRY N & BRO* imprs and manufrs 
 
 shotguns, rifles and pistols, 113 San 
 Curtaz B, pianos, 20 O^Farrell 
 
 CURTIN CALLAGHAN. dry goods, 
 
 913 Market 
 Curtis James, grocer, 480 Jessie 
 Curtis Con Min Co, H S Stone secy, 419 
 
 California 
 CURTIS, DIXON & CO, cigar manufr. 
 
 309 Clay (PO box 998) 
 Curtis E ll Mrs, cloak and dressmaker, 
 
 16 Stockton 
 Curtis M, wine an<l spirit ganger and 
 
 broker, 123 California 
 Curtis John, hairdresser, 1146 Market 
 Curtis R, tanner, Twenty-eighth and 
 
 San Bruno Road 
 Curtis & Son, butchers, 232 Fifth 
 Curtis & Son, fish dealers, 370 Natoma 
 Curtiss C S, mining secy, 203 Bush 
 Curtiss J, tailor, 3& Jackson 
 Cusack T B, groceries, 715 Brannan 
 Cushing Chas H, secy State Investment 
 
 & Insurance Co, 218 and 220 Sansom 
 Cushing Miss E, fancy goods, 310 Third 
 Cushing Robert, distiller, 328 Montgy 
 Cushman C D, agt West Coast Furniture 
 
 Co, 1601 and 1603 Market 
 
 H. WACHH0R8T calls attention *•/[!; Sti7eA^£g'- 315 J St. 
 
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 330 Pine 
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 413 Buah 
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 Cusick Ellen Mrs, butcher, 1713 Jones 
 Cusick P F, collector Washington St 
 
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 Custom House, NW cor Battery and 
 
 Washington 
 Cutler K, dentist, 715 Clay 
 Cutsinger S & Co, starch, 205 Front 
 Cutter Horace F, capitalist, 523 Montgy 
 Cutter James H & Co, commission, bE 
 
 cor Clay and Davis 
 CUTTINO JOHN T & CO, com mer- 
 chants, 407 Front 
 CUTTING PACKING CO, Francis 
 
 Cutting vice-pres, 17 to 41 Main 
 Czapkay L J, physician, 127 Montgy 
 
 Dahl B F, stockbroker, 111^ Leidesdorff 
 Dahl C & Co, groceries, NW cor Pacific 
 
 and Mason 
 Dahl Henry, butcher, 216 Second 
 Dahlcjuist O P, liquors, 433 Bush 
 Dahmke F, groceries, cor Berry and 
 
 Kitch 
 
 DAILY EXCHANGE PUBLISHING 
 
 COt Thos 11 Lawler manager. It) Bel- 
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 Daily John, saloon, 134 Hayes 
 Daily Jno T, plumber, 1038 Folsom 
 DAtNGERFIELD WM R, atty at 
 
 law, 324 Pine, rms 15 and 16 
 Dakin E A, agt Electric Pen, 219 San 
 Dakiu & Libbey, agt Commercial Soap 
 
 Co, NE cor Sacramento and Davis 
 Dakin Wm, fruit, 1037 Howard 
 Daley Mrs A, lodgings, Brenham Place 
 Daley David, blacksmith, 606 Sixth 
 Daley E, butcher, 16 CJuerrero 
 Daley Ellen, liquors, cor Shasta and 
 
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 Daley James F, coal oil depot, 2011 
 
 Mission * 
 Daley M, hotel, 106 First 
 Daley k McCarthy, groceries, 1021 How 
 Daley P T, fruit aud com merchant, 305 
 
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 Dall J H, photographic materials, 620 
 
 Clay 
 Dalland A, restaurant, 522 Pine 
 Dallman Louis, groceries, teiis and cof- 
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 DALTON & GRAY, com merchants, 
 
 404 and 406 Davis 
 Daly B H, printer, 009 Merchant 
 Daly John, livery stable, 90S Harrison 
 I^ly John, liquors, junction Market and 
 
 Post 
 Daly John C, liquors, 158 First 
 Daly Mrs Mary A, bakery, 136 Folsom 
 BAXiY F J| fruit, produce and com 
 
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 Daly T, liquors, 709 Davia 
 
 Dama Signor, teacher of vocal music 
 201 Powell • 
 
 Dameron James P, atty at law, 640 
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 Dames & Hayes, photographers, 716 
 
 Market 
 Dammer 4; Centner, saloon, 821 Market 
 Damon J, saloon, cor Post and Central 
 
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 Damon J E, loan and real estate agent, 
 
 607 Montgomery 
 
 DAMPF LOUIS & CO, manufs pic- 
 ture frames and passo-partouta, NE 
 cor Mont and Mkt (under Hib'a Bank) 
 Dana Gold and Silver Mining Co, 310 
 
 Pine 
 Dance Henry, dealer oil stoves and coal 
 oil, Catholic bookseller. Prof of lan- 
 guages, 1803 Polk 
 Dandanelles Mining Co, 411 Cal 
 Dane Jas Henry, atty at law, 531 Cal 
 Daneri Antonio, hardware and crockery, 
 
 420 Battery 
 
 DANERI F & CO. wines, liquors and 
 
 groceries, 29 Calfornia 
 DaijoriJno, liquors, 131 Pacific 
 Danfoi th E P & Co, Benicia Tannery, 
 
 723 Battery 
 Dangers Bros, grocers, NW cor Post and 
 
 Laguna 
 
 DANICHEFF GLOVE FACTORY, 
 
 Blumcnthal, Quinlau & Co propra, 
 114JI Post 
 DANIEL JOHN & CO, marble works, 
 
 421 Pine 
 
 Daniel W L, plumber, 227 Post 
 Daniel Wm L, plumber and gaafitter, 
 
 234 Post 
 Danielewitz Miss, dry goods, 516 16th 
 Daniels Chas W, manager /Etna Life Ins 
 
 Co, 504 Kearny 
 Danielson D E, bootmaker, 7 Mission . 
 Daniel witz Isidor, attorney, 13 Mont- 
 gomery Block 
 Dankemeyer & Tostmann, groceries, SE 
 
 cor Geary and Dupont 
 Danks J W, mining secy, 306 Pine 
 Dann F P, atty at law, 604 Merchant 
 Dannenberg Walter, druugists, SW cor 
 
 Sixth and Folsom 
 DANNENBAUM J & S, importers and 
 
 jobbers, dry goods, 124 and 126 Sansom 
 Dannheimer L, merchant tailor, 539 Cal 
 Dantzscher Otto, tailor, 633 Washington 
 DANUBE- AUSTRIAN INS CO, (Im- 
 
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 Vienna), 209 Sansom 
 Danvas Thurifio, liquors, 44 Sacramento 
 D'Arcy G H, fruits and vegetables, 2434 
 
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 D'Arcy John, atty at law, 214 Sansom 
 Dardannellea Con Gravel Mining Co, 
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 Dargneau Frunk. pnascnger agent, Iowa 
 
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 Darnineyer M A Co, groceries, NW cor 
 
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 DaTroll D, grocer, NW cor Capp and 
 
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 Darwin Chas B, atty at law, G36 Clay 
 
 DARWIN C B & MURPHY D J. 
 
 attys nt law, (}.'!(> Clny, room 18 
 Dnethuway Hall, VM iVmt 
 Diissinann Wni, grocers, 1701 Howard 
 Dastugue U, butehor, 1 'J Clay St Market 
 Dauntless Sewing Machines, (ilM Market 
 Dans Isidore, dry goods, 1400 Dupont 
 Daverkosen F, butcher, 12512 Bush 
 David & Lynch, ^'lumbers and gasfittcrs, 
 
 1018 Stockton 
 David L N, second-hand books, C'25 
 
 Washington 
 Daviil L, manufs ^cnta' fur goods, 7 
 
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 Davidson Jns I), bell hanger, 812 Market 
 DAVIDSON J M, atty, 8 Montgomery 
 Davidson J 1{, physician, 217 Post 
 Davidson J W & Co, dry goods, 103 Kear 
 Davidson M, crockei/ and glas8ware,231 
 
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 Davie John, dairy produce, 32 Califor- 
 nia Market 
 Davies J Meredith, agent Chicago and 
 
 Northwestern R K, 208 Montgomery 
 Davies It P, rigger, 508 Battery 
 Davies S & Co, cabinet makers, 5>05 Clay 
 Davis A, tailor, (»0l» Third 
 DAVIS A E, pros S P C P. R, Pacific 
 
 Land Investment Co and Bay & Coast 
 
 Tel Co, 20 Nevada block 
 Davis Alexander, licjuors, 13 Stcuart 
 DAVIS BROSt fancy goods, notions, 
 
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 718 Market and 410 Kearny 
 Davis & Co, palace crockery, 30 Fourth 
 
 DAVIS & COWELL, manufs of lime, 
 importers of cement, hair, marble dust, 
 lire tile, fire bricks, lire clay, etc, 211 
 and 213 Drumm 
 Davis Capt, master schooner, res 37 Sac 
 Davis David, cigars, tobucco, 545 Cal 
 Davis Edward, tailor, 347 Third 
 DAVIS G A, manufr's agt for agricul- 
 tural implements, 327 Market 
 Davis (j E, physician, 108 Stockton 
 Davis H, furniture, 730 Montgomery 
 Davis Henry L, pres National (Sold Bank 
 
 and Trust Co, 401 Montgomery 
 Davis Horace & Co, Golden (J ate Flour 
 
 Mills, 41 to 40 First 
 Davis I, tailor, 404 Third 
 Davis Jacob, barber, 17 Geary 
 Davis Jacob, tailor, 131 Second 
 Davis J N, liquors, NE cor Sixteenth 
 
 and Dolores 
 Davia J B F, insurance broker, 406 Cal 
 
 Davis J T, supt Pulverizer Co, 405 Cal 
 
 Davis L H, atty, 500 Koarny 
 
 Davis Marks, merchant tailor, R R avo 
 
 bet Eighth and Ninth avea 
 Davis Max, tailor, 1024 Folsom 
 Davis Morris, furniture, 1040 Folsom 
 Davis Pulverizer Manufg Co, 405 Cal 
 Davis Robt, mdso broker, 405 Front 
 
 DAVIS R D W & GO. auctioneers 
 
 and com inorchants, 21 1 Pino 
 Davin Samuel, real estate, 310 Cal 
 Davis & Sanger, dentists, 137 Montgy 
 Davis E k. Schiuitt G, liquors, NE cor 
 
 Bush and Kearny 
 Davis Sewing Machine, Mark Sheldon 
 
 gen agt, 130 Post 
 DAVIS W. harness and saddlery and 
 
 saddlery luirdware, 410 Market 
 Davis W H, real estate, 320 Sansom 
 Davis Wm H, money broker, Montgy 
 
 R E building 
 Davis Wm J, bakery, 23^ Second 
 Davy Silas, cigars, tobacco, 1330 Market 
 Dawson (Jeo, li(iuorH, 321 California 
 Dawson John H, druggist, SE cor 24th 
 
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 DAY THOS, gas fixtures, 122 and 124 
 
 Sutter 
 Day A, liquors, 810 Graenwich 
 Day Robt, agent "Guide" Pub Co, 521 
 
 Clay 
 Day Silver Mining Co, 310 Pino, ro' " 5 
 Day T J, engraver, 137 MontgouK 
 Dayton Gold and Silver Mining ' 
 
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 Dayton Miss I E, artist, G Ediy 
 DEACON WILLIAM* iredumical en- 
 gineer, 131 Main 
 Dea<lwood (}old Mining Co, 309 Mont 
 Deakin Ed, artist, 01 1 Clay 
 Deakin W F, Japanese goods, 028 Sac 
 Dean B D, physician, 33 Kearny 
 Dean B D, physician, G05 Ellis 
 Dean K B & Co, lumber, 22 tWifornia 
 DEAN GEO A, propr Pacific Straw 
 
 Works, 10 Fourth 
 DEAN S, straw works, IG Fourth 
 Dean <r S, dentist, 705 Market 
 Dean W Y, carriagemakcr, 53 Beale 
 Deane Coll, capitalist, 233 Montgomery 
 
 DEARBORN T H, gen overland 
 
 ticket agent, 3 New Montgomery 
 Dease A, tailor, 31 1 Pine 
 Deasy Bros, boots and shoos, 132 Third 
 Deasy Jeremiah, insurance broker, 405 
 
 California 
 Deasy Jerome, private detective, 328 
 
 Montgomery 
 Deasy Mrs Jerome, florist, 736 Market 
 Deasy John, grocer, SE cor Fifth and 
 
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 DEA V £S C W> designer and engraver 
 
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 De Bonnet A, florist, 519 Post 
 
 De Bordeaux C K, meats, etc, 500^ Bush 
 
 De Bus H F & (Jo, coffee saloon, 604 
 
 Montgomery 
 De Castro S, liquors, 400 PaciHo 
 Decons Hrs H H, stationery and fancy 
 
 goods, 10 and 18 Polk 
 
 DECKER CHABLES W. dentist, 925 
 
 Market 
 Decker John W, grocer, 1031 Hyde 
 DeConstant — , restaurant, 1119Dupont 
 DeCorsey Jno, liquors, *Jol Third 
 DeCourcy Kdward, manufra ngt, 50(5 
 
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 DeCourcy \\ agent, 120 Sutter 
 Dccourcy Mrs F, milliner, 1907 Filmorc 
 Di'courtieux k Co, hutchers, 27 and 29 
 
 S F Market 
 DeDerky F F, physician, 17 Dupont 
 Deearey Mrs M, fancy goods, 508 Six- 
 
 tiienth 
 Deely Jas, grocer, SW cor Polk nnd Pine 
 Deering J'^ P, atty at law, 038 Mont 
 Deering •) H Jr, attorney, 34 Montgom- 
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 Deering M, civil engineer, Fourth and 
 
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 Deerks ft^folmsoii, hotel, 18 First 
 Deferrari (r B, painter and paper hanger, 
 
 307 Montgomery ave 
 Defiance (JoTd Mining Co, 30!) Montgy 
 De Fremery James com merchant, 410 
 
 Battery 
 
 DeFEEMERT JAMES, prest s F 
 
 Savingd Union, 532 California 
 De Fremery HS, ship and Custom House 
 
 broker, 508 Battery 
 De Freyo B C, physician, 1230 Stockton 
 
 DEQAN L P, California oak-tanned 
 
 belting, 10 Fj^mont 
 Degan P, stonecutter, Brodorick, Ellis 
 
 and Cemetery ave nr Post 
 Degoiier & Co, gen commission morohts 
 
 and ins agts, 'M)S California 
 Degcnhart Louis, tailor, 130 Mont ave 
 Dedroot, Birge & Co, mining engineers] 
 
 and assayers, 318 Pine 
 Do (luigne C, agt Comptoir D'Escompte 
 
 de Paris, 401 California 
 DeHaro Mining Co, 409 California 
 Dehuc &, Ccrardin, housesmith, awning 
 
 maker, 620 Commercial 
 DEITZ A C & CO, importers and deal- 
 ers in paints, oils, glass, varnishes and 
 
 lamp stock, 224 Front 
 Deitzler G VV, capitalist, 220 Sansom 
 De La Montanyit J, stoves and metcils, 
 
 214, 210, 218 and 220 Jackson 
 DeLabrousse A, veterinary surgeon, 1513 
 
 Howard 
 Delaney P, artesian well borer, 704^ 
 
 Howard 
 Delanoy F X, mining secy, 315 Cal 
 
 Do Laveaga J V & M A, capitalists, 258 
 
 Market 
 DolerJ, Irnlies' hairdresser, 12 Kearny 
 DelHno Joseph, fruit, 127 Third 
 Dellepaine& Co, commission meruhauts. 
 
 425 Battery 
 DellwigT, bakery, 1811 Polk 
 Deloche T B, poultry and dairy produce. 
 
 2, 4 and H F Market 
 
 DeLONO F, successor to Sweetsor SC 
 
 DeLoiig, cider and vinegar inanufr,. 
 
 1 17 Pino and Novate Ranch, Marift 
 
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 Delpliin<i & Rosa, saddle and harncas 
 
 manufr, 721 Sansom 
 DoLuca({, Initclier, 1338 Dupont 
 Demartini (I, bootmaker, 229i Mont ave 
 Demartini L & Co, candy mauufrs. 21L 
 
 Post 
 
 DEMIN6 & BARRETT, agts Buttricit 
 
 & Co's patterns, 1 24 Post 
 Deming, Palmer & Co, agts Capitol 
 
 Mills, (Hour), 202 and 201 Davis 
 Dempsey J, marble cutter, 1069 Market 
 Dejnp8(!y Patrick, bakery, Twenty-third 
 
 bet liryant ave and York 
 Dempster & Keys, sliipping and commis- 
 sion merchants, 292 Market 
 DeMuUford J M, cabinetmaker, 1060 
 
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 Denaviaux & Maison, wholesale liquors, 
 
 NVV cor Jackson & Sansom 
 Denehy James, fruit. Ocean Beach Road 
 
 nr (ioldcn (late Park 
 Deiigler Philip, butclier, 233 Third 
 Denhard J, pork packer, 213 Ninth 
 Denian Paul, second-hand furniture, 502 
 
 Broadway 
 DENIGKE BEOS, cigar manufrs, 310 
 
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 Denicke F, physician, 539 California 
 Denis Henry, tailor, 1210 Kearny 
 Deniiery L L, secy French Mntw.il 
 
 Building and Loan Assn and Pacific 
 
 Building an<l Loan Assn, 729 Mont 
 Dennis F H, physician and surgeon, 305 
 
 Kearny 
 ! Dennis Samuel W, dentist, 33 Kearny 
 
 DENNISTON E G. propr S F Plating 
 
 Works, (J53 and 055 Mission 
 Denny Edward & Co, stationery and 
 
 drawing material, 512 Sacramento 
 Dennis S VV, dentist, 33 Kearny 
 Denny (i J, artist, 408 California 
 Densmore J, carpenter and builder, 208 
 
 Stevenson 
 DENT GEO W. U S appraiser's bldff 
 Dentler E F, dentist, 205 Mont ave 
 DENZLER A, atty at law, 419 Pine 
 De Pas Chaa B, collector, 625 Wash 
 De Pass J M, stock itnd money brokeri. 
 
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 Depierris H A, physician, 323 Mont ave 
 
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 Dep«y & Bowman, hay grain and milch 
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 Derbaum John C, house painter, 817 
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 SXBBEC £. propr "Courier de San 
 Francisco" (daily), 536 Clay 
 
 Dcrbm & Meyer, sawiilers, 27 Coin! 
 
 Derb^- C W, butter and eggs, 19 Metro- 
 politan Market 
 
 DERBY E M* lumber and commission 
 merchant, 226 Clay 
 
 Derby Thomas, merchant, 320 Sansom 
 
 Derby Manufacturing Co, 203 Buah 
 
 Dermot M E, dressmaker, 222 Stockton 
 
 De Roncoray L & Co, pictorial painters, 
 11 Geary 
 
 d'Erlach Arnold, mechanical engineer, 
 13o Main 
 
 Desimoni Bros, fruit. 1105 J Howard 
 
 Desirello & Isola, grocers, SE cor Mis- 
 sion & Godous 
 
 Desbeck John, atty at law, 628 Mont 
 
 Desby Rob, atty, 611 Clay 
 
 Desbrock F, liquors, NE cor Fourth and 
 Brannan 
 
 Desmond & Sons, insurance agts, 410 Cal 
 
 HiESMOND THOMAS, sheriff. Old 
 
 City Hall, 722 Kearny 
 
 Desmu Mme, restaurant, 327 Mont ave 
 
 DeSOBLA ETJC ^NE, commission mer- 
 chant, 40 California 
 
 de Tavel A, veterinary surgeon, 811 
 Howard 
 
 Detcls Branch, M Detels & N Schneider, 
 i:sE cor Pacific and Davis 
 
 Detels & Co, liquors, 7 Sacramento 
 
 Detels M & Co, grocers, 8E cor Main 
 and H>iriiiQ:i 
 
 ■Detela & Schneider, liquors, SE cor Pa- 
 cific and Davis 
 
 Detgen Henry, 6I9A East 
 
 Detrick Sl Co, mauufr bags, tents, awn- 
 ings, duck hose, twines, etc, 123 Clay 
 
 Detrick E & Co, second-hand bag dealer, 
 124 Clay 
 
 Dettmar H, oysters, 47 to 50 Grand 
 Central Market 
 
 r jttmer Jno, liquors, 415 Davis 
 
 DETTNER GEO. Clipper Restaurant, 
 
 311 ami 313 Pacific 
 Deucher Alphonae, liquors, 2'* 3 Second 
 Deuprey Eugene N, atty r.„ law, 214 
 
 Sansom 
 Deutsch Julius, harnessmaker, 1408 Polk 
 Deutsch M, restaurant, 322 and 324 
 
 Bush 
 Devany John A, grocer, 10 Heron 
 Devaurs F, liquors, 643 Broadway 
 Devening Henry C, physician, 44 Third 
 De Vorcy A F, real-estate iigent, 418 
 
 Montgomery 
 
 Deverell R, wood and coal, cor Union 
 
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 Do Veuve H, civil engineer, 330 Pine 
 Devine James, druggist, 214 Kearny 
 Devlin John, cigars and tobacco. 124 
 
 Fourth 
 Devoto Antonio, fruit and vegetables, 
 
 1529 Powell 
 Devoto D, bootmaker, 609 Vallejo 
 Deviieze F, sausage maker, 823 Pacific 
 Dewane A, dry goods, 1118 Folsom 
 Deweeso C Jr, Bay Warehouse, Sansom 
 
 bet Lombard and Greenwich 
 
 DEWEY & COf patent solicitors and 
 
 publishers, "Mining and Scientitic 
 
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 202 Sansom 
 
 DEWEY EXJQENE E, stockbroker, 
 
 308 Pine 
 Dewey & Jordan, jewelry, 433 Montgy 
 Dewey S P, capitalist, 308 Pino 
 Dewey W P, capitalist, ;W8 Pine 
 Dewing E P, atty at law, 628 Montgy 
 Dewing F & Co, book publishers, agts, 
 
 207 Dupont 
 DE WITT T B, physician, cor Butte 
 
 and Kentucky 
 De Witt & McCausland, carpenter and 
 
 builder, 320 Jackson 
 De Woloski Alex S, piano teacher, 8 
 
 Mason 
 Dexter Albert G, bell hanger and saw- 
 filer, 203 Seventh 
 
 DE YOUNG CHAS & CO, publishers 
 
 "S F Chronicle," NE cor Bush and 
 
 Kearny 
 Dexter Frank, manufr and wholesale 
 
 confectionery, 526 Washington 
 Dezaux A P, cigars and tobacco, 832 
 
 Market 
 
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 Reeb propr, 19 Sansom 
 Diana G & S Min Co, J T McGeoghogan 
 
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 Dibbleo Albert, shipping and com mer- 
 chant, 10 California 
 Dickasou Miss Alice, artist, 724^ Mkt 
 Dickenson E J, hotel, 225 Bush 
 Dickenson J E, butcher, NW cor Pino 
 
 and Broderick 
 Dickey James R, liquors. Sixth ave nr 
 
 Fulton 
 DICKIE BROS, shin builders and naval 
 
 architects, 18 Market; yard, Potrero 
 Dickinson E .1, hotel, 225 Bush 
 DICKINSON J H, atty at law, 234 
 
 Montgomery 
 DICKINSON J N, atty at law. 234 
 
 Montgomery 
 Dickinson J R, artist, 6 Eddy 
 
 DICKSON. DE WOLF & CO, shipping 
 
 and com merchants and imprs wines 
 and liquors, 410 to 414 Battery 
 
 M, WACHHORST. importer of j.'^:^!Vi^'ud. 
 
 .315 J St., Sac 
 
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 1145 
 
 Dickson & Nelson, grocers and butchers, 
 NW cor Second and Bryant 
 
 Dickson Robt, manager Imperial, North- 
 ern and Queen Insurance Cos, 317 Cal 
 
 Diddmann E, stationer and books, 1506 
 Polk 
 
 Dieckmann & Rahlmann, grocers, SW 
 cor Railroad and Fifteenth aves 
 
 Diederich Henry, bakery, NW cor Hyde 
 and Green 
 
 piedering Leo, board and lodging, 556 
 Brannau 
 
 Diefenbacher (jreorge, barber and cigars, 
 9lU Larkin 
 
 Dieffenbacher & Wihl, as^t Vulcanized 
 Fibre Co, 318 Front 
 
 Dierck tc Hinz, tlour mills, NE cor Mis- 
 sion and Main 
 
 Diercks H, carpenter and cabinet maker 
 641 California 
 
 Dierkes & Hans, groceries, 432 Folsom 
 
 Dierks Theodore, undertaker, 1218 Mkt 
 
 Dieter Henry, grocer, 1606 Mission 
 
 Dieterich H, truss and crutch manufr. 
 Twentieth and Hampshire 
 
 Dietle Chas, bootmaker, 235 Bush 
 
 Dietrich Wm K, city and county re- 
 corder. Now City Hall 
 
 Dietsch G, tanner. Twenty-sixth but 
 Howard and Capp 
 
 DIETZ A C & CO, importers and 
 wholesale dealers in paints, oils, var- 
 nishes, etc, lubricating and illuminat- 
 ing oils, 224 Front 
 Dieu — , harness maker, 1614 Mission 
 Diez & Ramon, manufr Havana cigars, 
 
 416 Battery 
 Diggius A C, contractor, 528 California 
 Diggins Wra M, contractor, 528 Cal 
 Dikeman Daniel, street contractor and 
 
 collector, 220 McAllister 
 Dillon Edward, watchmaker, 508 Bat 
 Dillon Jeremiah, grocer, 1147 Howard 
 Dimmer L, groceries, SE cor Broadway 
 
 iHul Powell 
 DINOLET C Lt lumber. Pier 10 Steuart 
 Dingley T F, coffee and spice mills, 325^ 
 
 ¥iith 
 DINKELSPIEL L & CO, importers of 
 foreign and domestic dry goods, 37 and 
 3!> Battery, cor Pine 
 
 DINKELSFIEL & NORDMANN. 
 
 watchmakers, tools and material, 12U 
 Sutter 
 Dinkelspiel S B & Co, diamond import- 
 ers, 313 Bush 
 Di Nola Leon, druggist, 1600 Howard 
 Dinsmore 1\, stockbroker, 228 A Montgy 
 Dippel & Mounicot, wagon makers, R R 
 
 and Sixth aves 
 Dippel W G, tailor, 106 Dupont 
 Diss k Co, groceries, 957 Market 
 
 Ditmar A C, machinery, 626 Fourth 
 Di Vecchio Stephen, meat market, 440 
 
 Hayes and 371 Mission 
 Divisich & Buja, restaurant, 332 East 
 Dix & Straub, groceries, NE cor Filbert 
 
 and Fillmore" 
 Dixon Mrs Ann, oyster saloon, 15 Stock 
 Dixon Bar Min and Hydraulic Co, 211 
 
 Sansom 
 
 DIXON & BERNSTEm, show-case 
 
 manufrs, 250 and 252 Market and 12 
 and 14 Front (see advt) 
 Dixon Clement, saloon, 8 Summer 
 Dixon G L, restaurant, 2645 Mission 
 Dixon Mrs H H, stationery, 1618 Polk 
 Dixon Isaac A, contractor, 638 Market 
 Dixon Jno, capitalist, 238 Montgomery 
 Dixon & Putnam, milliners, 48 Geary 
 Dixon Saml, stock broker, 238 Mont 
 Dixon T H, secy Addenda Gold & Silver 
 
 Mining Co, 238 Montgomery 
 DOANE & CO, wholesale oysters, 92 
 
 California Market 
 Doaue Geo W, bakery, 1019 Howard 
 Doane & Henshelwood, dry goods, 132 
 
 Kearny 
 Doane J G, hay, grain, wood and coal, 
 
 NE cor Tyler and Webster 
 Doble A, toolmaker, 13 and 15 Fremont 
 Doble A, prest Farmers k Mechanics' 
 
 Bank, 528 California 
 Dobner Morris, dry goods, 1120 Stock 
 Dobi'cnsky Mrs R, candies, 616 Larkin 
 Dobrogoiski & Czquerro, liquors, 627 
 
 Washington 
 Dobrzensky Mrs Julia, bakery, 21 Sixth 
 Dobrzensky Mrs R, confectionery, 615 
 
 Lurkin 
 Docking Joel, brick mason, 634 Vallejo 
 Docking's Hall, Joel Docking propr, 
 
 407 Montgomery ave 
 Dodge Bros, stationers, printers and 
 
 rubber stamps, 116 Post 
 Dodge Danl, butcher, 159 Steuart 
 Dodge (ieo S, capitalist, 302 Mont 
 Dodge k Gore van, merchant tailors, 511 
 
 Montgomery 
 Dodge M M & Co, merchant tailors, 
 
 80iti Market 
 Dodge, Sweeney & Co, wholesale provi- 
 sions ml com merchants, 114 and 116 
 Market and 1 1 and 1 3 California 
 Dodfc 3 W W k Co, wholesale grocers, 
 
 N »V cor Clav and Front 
 DOE B & J 9, wholesale doors, win- 
 dows and blinds, 44 to 48 Market 
 
 DOE CHAS F, redwood and Oregon 
 lumber, cor Spear and Howard and 
 cor Beule and Bryant 
 
 Doe J S, Pacific Soda Co and groceries, 
 109 California 
 
 Doehring Chas, bakery, 336 Third 
 
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 Piasat Antoiue, h»irdr«uer, 511 Kearny I Doerrer W G, paints, oils, 1744 Market 
 
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 Doeacher & Seege8,groceriG8,541 Natoma 
 Doherty H, hotel, 214 Broadway 
 Doherty J, plumbing and gusiitting,SW 
 
 cor Pine and Kearny 
 Doherty Jno W, gen manager N P C R 
 
 R, — Montgomery 
 Doherty J W, vice-prest and gen man- 
 ager N P C R R, 328 Mont, room 10 
 Doherty Timothy, f niit and vegetables, 
 
 303 Uayea 
 Doherty W K, physician, 216 Kearny 
 Dohrmann & Co, Washington Mills, cor 
 
 Washington and Drumm 
 Dobs & Buchanan, wagonmakers, 974 
 
 Harrison 
 DOLAN J W, manufacturers' agent 
 
 for boots and shoes, 414 Market 
 Dolan M E, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 920 Howard 
 DOLAN THOMAS) Champion Soap 
 
 Factory, bet Alabama and £1 Dorado 
 Dolau \V B, liquors, 145 Third 
 Dolbeer & Carson, lumber, 22 California 
 Dole R, grocery, cor First ave and IGth 
 Dolliver Bros, leather and> shoeiiudings, 
 
 107 and 10'.» Post 
 Domenici Giovani, boots and shoes, 413 
 
 Broa<iway 
 DomeniAe B & Co, tailors, 1335 Dupont 
 Domestic Restaurant, Donley & Jatiues 
 
 proprs, 304 Market 
 Domnick F, colfee saloon, 1 6 Folsom 
 Donigan Michael, grocer, 1317 Sansom 
 
 DON QUIXOTE GOLD & SILVER 
 
 MINING CO, D F Verdeual secy, 
 
 327 Pine 
 Donadieu Maison, French restaurant, 
 
 425 Bush 
 Donahue Henry, Singer sewing machine 
 
 otiicc, 394 Hayes 
 Donahue Jas M, gen passenger and tic 
 
 ket agt, S F & N P R R, 420 Mont 
 
 DONAHUE P. preat S F & North Pa 
 cific R R Co and Sonoma Valley R R Co 
 Donaldson & Co, shipping and commis- 
 sion, 124 California 
 Dondero C, merchant, 423 Washington 
 Donnellan T, livery stable, 719 0'Farrell 
 Donnelly, Dunne & Co, wholesale 
 
 butchers, GOl California 
 Donnelly E, physician and surgeon, 802 
 
 Howard 
 Donohoe, Kelly & Co, bankers, 436 Mont 
 Doaohue E, shoemaker, 20 Hayes 
 Donohue H, painter, Hayes 
 Donuhue J, hotel, 212 Broadway 
 Donohue Jno, hotel, cor Dupont and 
 
 Greenwich 
 Donohue Jno, saloon, 827 Folsom 
 Donohue P, wagonmaker, 716 Sansom 
 Donohue & Phelan, liquors, 33 Second 
 Donovan Daniel, boots and shoes, 1412 
 Stockton 
 
 Donovan Danl, dry goods, 1561 Market 
 Donovan M A, fancy goods, 1561 Mkt 
 Donovan M J & J J, painters, 1006 
 
 Mission 
 Donovan & O'Donnell, restaurant, 1303 
 
 Polk 
 Donovan T, bootmaker, 15 Merchant 
 Donzelmann Jno F, insurance broker, 
 
 225 Sansom 
 Doolan Mrs M, grocery, NE cor Frank- 
 lin and Fulton 
 Dooley & Boylan, liquors, 316 Fourth 
 Dooley Mrs Lucy, liquors, 546 Mission 
 Dooley Patrick, grocer, SE cor Bay and 
 
 Hyde 
 Doonan Miss M, dressmaker, SE cor 
 
 Railroad and Tenth ave 
 Doran Joseph, groceries, 745 Brannan 
 Dorcy & Co, wines and liquors, 112 Du- 
 pont 
 Dore Benj &, Co, printers, 512 Sac 
 Dore Maurice & Co, real estate and 
 
 stock auctioneers, 410 Pine 
 DORETT H. printing inks and manu< 
 facturers' agent, 512 Commercial 
 
 DORETT JOSEPH H, manufacturers' 
 
 agent, 120 Sutter 
 Dorgeloh Bros, grocers, 1250 Mission 
 Dorgeloh Louis, saloon, 130 Fourth 
 Dorler & Hibzenger, bootmakers, 3174th 
 Dorman Wm F, grocery, NE cor How- 
 ard and Fifteenth 
 Dom G W, physician, 530 O'Farrell 
 Dorn G W & Co, gen mdae, 316 Cal 
 Dornerguo & Bourdice, liquors, 618 
 Sacramento 
 
 DORNIN GEO D, secy Fireman's 
 Fund Insurance Co of Cal, 401 Cal 
 
 Dorr L L, physician and surgeon, 1 18 
 Dupont and 538 Turk 
 
 Dorran F, litjuors, 736 Montgomery 
 
 Doschen C, grocery to liquors, NW Bat- 
 tery to Jackson 
 
 DOSCHER H, groceries, SW cor Pierce 
 and O'Farrell 
 
 Doseher Henry, grocer, SW cor Michi- 
 gan and Shasta 
 
 Doseher & Von Bargen, grooaries, 1101 
 McAllister 
 
 Doty & Smith, liquors and billards, SE 
 cor Howard and Sixteenth 
 
 Double Standard Gold Min Co, 309 
 Montgomery, rm 62 
 
 Doud A, stockbroker, 3.37 Pine 
 
 Dougherty D, coal and wood, 1321 
 Minna 
 
 Dougherty Daniel, liquors, 7 Sixth 
 
 Dougherty P E & Co, printers, 412 Com- 
 mercial, 411 Clay 
 
 Doughty W, wool, 3 Spear 
 
 Dou^as Bros, groceries, SE cor Oak 
 and Octavia 
 
 Douglas J, hotel, 1 U Jackion 
 
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 Douglas Jos, shoemaker, 523 Pine 
 Douglas W A, physician, 126 O'Farrell 
 Douglas W A & Co, gen com merchant, 
 
 106 Washington 
 Douglas Wm, stoves and tinware, 240 
 
 Fourth 
 Douglass James, boarding house, 215 
 
 Broadway 
 Dow Martin, variety and notions, 124 
 
 Second 
 Dowd D, boarding house, 625 Davis 
 Dowda G W, grain and wool merchant, 
 
 202 Cal 
 Dowdall J F, plumber and gas fitter, 543 
 
 Hayes 
 
 Dowland MrsS, fancy goods, 1329 Bush 
 Dowling E<lward, livery stable, 610 
 
 Howard 
 Dowling J, fish, 10 and 12 Grand Cen- 
 tral Market 
 Dowling Richard, livery stable, 621 
 
 and 623 Grove 
 Downesft Deery, plumber, 43 Second 
 Downey Mrs Charlotte, grocer, 450 Te- 
 hama 
 Downing A F & Son, wholesale drugs and 
 
 proprietory specialities, 14 Second 
 Downi ng T hos, painter, 615 Mission 
 DOWNING W W, capitalist, NE cor 
 
 Kearny & Market 
 Downie Wm, novelty works, 6 Eddy 
 Doyle Mrs A, variety, 534 Sixteenth 
 Doyle & Earlier, attys at law, 323 Cal 
 Doyle C A & Co, Japanese goods and an- 
 tiquities, 4 New Montgomery 
 Doyle & Cashman, liquors. Third and 
 
 Howard 
 Doyle Daniel P, furniture, 214 Fourth 
 DOTLE E H, Fulton Livery Stables, 
 
 248 Third 
 Doyle George S, dentist, 331 Kearny 
 
 DOYLE HENRY & CO. gen com 
 
 merchants, twines, fishing tackle, nets, 
 
 etc, 511 Market 
 Doyle Jno, contractor, N W cor Geary 
 
 and Central ave 
 DOYLE JOHN E, liquors, 31 1 Bush 
 Doyle Jno T, atty, 323 California 
 Doyle N & Co, stockbrokers, 317 Mont 
 
 Drasen JosM, confectionery, 1012 Pierce 
 Drather P, cigars, 79 Fourth 
 Draylor VV W, mining secty, 309 Mont 
 Drechsler Louis, boots and shoes, 9-* , 
 
 Bryant 
 Drell Mrs F, lodgings, 12 BrenhamPlace 
 
 DFESBACH WM. com merchant, 
 
 grain, 316 California 
 Drescher Chas, barker, 535 Geary 
 Dresen Joseph E M) bakery, 1012 Pierce 
 Dreyfus B & Co, Cal wines and liquors, 
 
 521 and 523 Market 
 Dreyfuss Julius, lamps, oils, otoves &c, 
 
 14 Dupont 
 Dreyfus Th, dryer, 25 Sixth 
 Dreyer Diederick, grocer, NE cor Napa 
 
 and Illinois 
 Drinkhouse J A, wholesale agent for 
 
 Kerbs & Spies cigars, and dealer in 
 
 tobacco, S\V cor Battery and Sac 
 Driscall Cornelius E, bath house, 2210 
 
 and 2212 Powell 
 DriscoU Bros, grocei's, cor Fourth and 
 
 Minna 
 Driscoll C, bootmaker, Chesnut and 
 
 Francisco 
 Driscoll Mrs M, fancy goods, 1553 Mkt 
 Driscoll M J, wood and coal, 904 How- 
 ard 
 Driscoll T, wood and coal, SW cor Capp 
 
 and Seventeenth 
 Drodaz Mattio, chop house, 501 and 503 
 
 Hist 
 Droge G F C, variety store, SW cor 
 
 Sixteenth and Mission 
 Drossel .1 H, druggist, 1201 Powell 
 Drouet 11, piNrk pack^jr, 1420 Stockton 
 Drcuilliiit J, billiard t.ible mauufr and 
 ■ihinet maker, 308 Sutter 
 >vvn A N, atty at law, 621 Clay 
 Diiii-ktT John, f^rofcries, NE cor .Six^ll 
 
 an. I Mission 
 Drv.cker \V M luntist, 224 Stockton 
 Druhe John ii, gmcer, 1334 Howard 
 Druid's Hall, 413 uttor 
 Drum — , attorney, 715 Clay 
 Drummond k Lemont, wood and c 
 
 433 and 435 Valencia 
 Drury Wm, merchant taib u. (533 Kearny 
 
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 ers, 38 California 
 D'Oyly & Nigel, stockbrokers, 317 Mont 
 
 DRABY DAVID, picture frames, etc 
 
 230 Fourth 
 Drady Thos,'tailor, 151 Fourth 
 Drager & Diederichsen, hotel, 608 and 
 
 610 Sixth 
 DRAKE E B, atty and law, 646 Wash 
 Drake & Eknerson, fruit com merchants, 
 
 521 and 523 Sansom 
 Drake Geo W, wood, foot of Battery 
 
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 Doyle Patrick, harnessmaker, 8 Taylor] Dryer C V, livery stable, I! 1 5 Stockton 
 Doyle Rodney, blacksmith, 822 Folsom, Duane C P, real estate, 63(i Clay 
 Doyle & Wilson, ship and freight brok- Duane E, butcher, 6(Jrand Central Mkt 
 
 DuBois Si King, gen com and ft)rw;irdiug 
 
 merchants, 416 Battery 
 DuBravcie Dinke, restaur;w ai Polk 
 
 DuBrutz F C M, atty at la\^ , •-:34 Mont 
 
 DXJCASSE At manufr artificial flowers, 
 and importer millinery goods, 807 i 
 Mission 
 DuCastel E, French teacher, 327 O'Farl 
 Ducato G, fish, 21 Metropolitan Market 
 Dudgeon Ed, street contractor, 22 Mont 
 Dudgeon Eneas M, machini8t,706 Minna 
 
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 Dudley & Dudley, attys "i law, Old 
 
 City Hall 
 Dudley Min Co, 309 Montgomery, rm 22 
 Duff & Co, com merchants, 316 Davis 
 Duffey Bros, liquors, 631 Merchant 
 Duffey Bros, poultry and game. Bay City 
 
 Market 
 Duffey E, fish, 237 Sixth 
 Duffey William, restaurant, 1055 Mkt 
 Duffy Bros, marble works, 23 Tyler 
 Duffy E, grocer, 914 Sau«nm 
 Duffy J J, vegetables, 9, 10, 42, 44 Cen 
 
 tre Market 
 ■Duffy T, garden rustic work, cor O'Far 
 
 rell and Leavenworth 
 Dufour A, artist, 612 Fourth 
 
 DUOAN FATRICK, grocer, 520 First 
 Duggan Edward, saloon, 131 Fifth 
 Duggan T, wood and coal, 1019 Clay 
 D ugray Frank A, atty, 426 California 
 DIJHEM C & CO, Photograph Art Gal- 
 lery, 7:^9 Market 
 
 BUISENBERT CHARLES & CO. 
 
 importers, commission agents North 
 
 German Lloyd Steamship Co, 314 
 
 Sacramento 
 Dulicn H J, butcher, 903 Pacific 
 Dulion Leon, butcher, 705 Pacific 
 Dulion Leon, liquors and lodgings, 1031 
 
 Dupont 
 Dumout Victor, commission merchant, 
 
 712Sansom 
 Dumore Wm, horse shoer, 3 Anna 
 DUN R G & CO, The Mercantile Agency, 
 
 Jay Lugsilin manager. ;^:.'0 California 
 Dunand Louis, atty, 7 Montgomery ave 
 Dunbar L L, dentist, 2."$ Ke;irny 
 Duncan George & Co, asphaltum roofer, 
 
 052 Market 
 Duncan J, tanner, Brannan but Eighth 
 
 and Ninth 
 Duncan Johu-M, plumber, 1130 Mission 
 Duncan Wm, lestaurant, 113 Seventh 
 Duncan Wm, horseshoer, 220iLcav 
 Duncan Wm L, stock broker, 306 Mont 
 Duncan Wm T, stock Ijroker, 312 Pine 
 
 DUNHAM. CARRIOAN & CO. )> r.l 
 
 ware, miuiug supplies, machine ti 'Is, 
 
 iron, steel and metals, 107, 109 and 
 
 111 Front 
 Dunham Patrick, liquors, 418 Pacific 
 Dnnker Christj butcher, 322 Folsom 
 Dunlap Albert, upholster, 15'204 Dup 
 Dunlap Annie W, physician, 214i Sixth 
 Dunlap D L, cigars and tobacco, 21 
 
 Leitfesdorff 
 Dunlap John, retail grocer, 327 Tehama 
 Dunlay Wm, grocery. SE cor Grove and 
 
 Buchanan 
 Dunlevy Jeremiah, harness and saddlery, 
 
 178 Jessie 
 Dunn ft Blutcher, hay, grain and feed, 
 
 NW cor Fillmore and Lombard 
 
 Dunn D E, barber, 330^ Montgomery 
 Dunn H D, fishing tackle and lamps, 
 
 405 Front 
 Dunn J, grocer, 718 Stockton 
 Dunn J, wood and coal, 905 Pacific 
 Dunn John J, pattern maker, 143 and 
 
 145 Fremont 
 Dunn John P, city and county auditor, 
 
 New City Hall 
 Dunne & Co, liquors, 30!) Third 
 Dunne James, bootmaker, 1622 Mission 
 Dunnigan & O'Dea, horseshoers. 130 Post 
 Dunning Mrs K M, dressmaker, 126 
 
 Kearny 
 Dunning Thomas, grocer, 253 Clara 
 Dunny Laurence, saloon, 200 Fourth 
 Dunpny & Hildreth, cattle dealers, 504 
 
 Kearny, room 1 
 Dunphy L, tailor, 2010 Polk 
 Dunsmuis &, Diggle, coal, 620 East 
 Dupont Otto, hairdresser, 1419 Octavia 
 Du Py Octave G, atty, 315 California 
 Duperu N, secy Giant Powder Co and 
 
 Atlantic Powder Co 
 Dupuy Eugene, physician, 317 Stockton 
 Dupuy Mrs Hattie, hair dressing, 1023 
 
 Market 
 Dupuy J & Co, carriage maker, 630 
 
 Broadway 
 Dupuy T, feathers, 739 Broadway 
 Ihirand Adrian, interpreter and collec- 
 tor, 604 Merchant 
 Durbrow A K, mining secretary, 309 
 
 Montgomery, room 69 
 Durien Clias & Wm, hotel, 1309 Stock 
 Durban Jos, grocer, 143 Clara 
 Durij John, liquors, 545 First 
 
 DXTRK & HINZ, proprs Yolo Mills, 
 
 cor Mission and Main 
 Durkeo John L, fire marshal. Old City 
 
 Hall, 722 Kearny 
 Durkin John M, real estate and note 
 
 broker, 507 California 
 Durkiii P & E, real estate agents, 507 Cal 
 Durney Miss I, variety store, 1532 Tyler 
 DU ROSE F F. bed comforter factory, 
 
 29 Second 
 Durroux fc Favarel, liquors, 1500 Polk 
 Diissol Gustavc, capitalist, 522 Montgy 
 Dutard H, grain and produce, 217 and 
 
 219 Clay 
 DUTCH WM. dentist, 24 Montgomery 
 Dutcher Mrs S L, photographic views, 
 
 8 Montgomery 
 
 DUTTON HEIfRY JR. wholesale and 
 commission dealer in hay and grain, 
 pier 7 Steuart 
 
 DUTTON & WITHINGTON. imprs 
 
 and m'.nufg stationers, 306 California 
 Duvalle , hoU', 619 Broadway 
 Duveneelf ', Co, groceries, NW*^ cor Sev- 
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 DWELLE J H, sewing machines, 507^ 
 
 Stevenson 
 Dwelling H use Underwriters/Hutchin- 
 aon & Mann, gen agts, 322 and 324 Cal 
 Dwinelle J W, atty, 509 Kearny 
 liwinelle Samuel H, atty, 526 Montgy 
 Dwyer & Cartan, wholesale cigars, 513 
 
 Sacramento 
 Dwyer Geo R, grocer, NE cor Dupont 
 
 and Francisco 
 Dwyer J, physician, 219 Pacific 
 Dwyer John, boots and shoes, 523 Dupt 
 Dwyer Michael, fruit, 337 Sixteenth 
 Dwyer Timothy, liquors, NW cor Sev- 
 enth and Howard 
 Dyer J S, contractor, 528 Cal, room 6 
 Dyer J S, liquors, 628 Merchant 
 Dyer M, stoves, etc, 749 Mission 
 Dyer W D, portrait painter, 62 St Ann's 
 Building 
 
 Eagan E, boarding, 510 Mission 
 Eagan Richard J & Co, furniture, 807 
 Howard 
 
 EAGLE BRASS FOUNDRY AND 
 
 FINISHING WORKS, Greenberg 
 & Co prmirs, 205 Fremont 
 
 EAGLE BREWERY, w D Smith 
 
 propr, SW cor Folsom and Fourteenth 
 Eagle Coffee, Drug and Spice Mills, N 
 
 Pearson & Co proprs, 8 and 10 Stev 
 Eagle Silver & Copper M Co, 310 Pine 
 Eagles & Wild, lifiiiors, 602 Mission 
 EAGLESON & C0> mens' furnishing 
 
 goods, 4 and 6 Kearny 
 Eagleson & Deveau, marble impr, G Lan- 
 
 don Jr agent, cor Bdwy and Sansom 
 Eakius M A, milliner, 24 Kearny 
 Fames Manly, cigars, 1231 Market 
 TiATtL EDWIN F, fruit packer and 
 
 shipper, 329 Market 
 Earl John, liquors, SE cor Drumm and 
 
 Clay 
 Earl John O, mining, 401 Cal, room 2 
 EARL J & SON, manufs' agents and 
 
 commission merchants, 329 Market 
 Earl W, forwarding and commission 
 
 merchant, 226 California 
 Earle Halford, insurance and advertising 
 
 agent, 415 Market 
 East Crown Point G & S M Co, 328 Mpnt 
 East Mammoth G & S Min Co, 330 Pine 
 East Mount Diablo Min Co, 324 Pine, 
 
 room 1 
 East Noonday G & M Co, 203 Bush 
 East Sierra Nevada G & S Min Co, 324 
 
 Pine, rms 8 and 10 
 Easterly Rancho Co, N K Masten pres, 
 
 12 Montgomery 
 Eastern Belle Gold & Silver Min Co, 309 
 
 Montgomery, rm 22 
 
 EASTERN CIDER CO, I> G Mitchell 
 
 supt, 719 Bryant 
 Eastern Oregon Land Co, Edw Martin 
 
 manager, 20 Montgomery 
 Eastland Chas, liquors, 112 Berry 
 Eastman Mrs E R, portrait painter, 
 
 etc, 11 Kearny, rm 18 
 
 EASTMAN F & C3. printers, 509 Clay 
 and 513 Commercial 
 
 Eastman Thos S, carriages, 40 to 46 New 
 Montammery 
 
 EASTON & CO. real estate and house- 
 brokers, 22 Montgomery 
 
 Easton Fred VV, secty S F S & T Co, 
 Jackson st wharf 
 
 Easton John, cabinet maker, 261 First 
 
 Easton O W, min engineer, 22 Montgy 
 
 EASTON W, manager Washington Ir- 
 rigation Co, 22 Montgomery 
 EATON CHAS S, Hazleton Bros cele- 
 brated pianos, 647 Market 
 Eaton Fred W, secty S F S & T Co.,Tack- 
 
 son st wharf 
 Eaton James, physician, 314 Hayes 
 Eaton J F & Son, wood and coal, Third 
 
 st wharf 
 Eaton & Son, wood and coal, 717 Vala 
 Eaton T F, saloon. Point Lobos ave 
 Ebbets Arthur M, coal, 113 to 115 Sac 
 Ebbinghausen H & Co, groceries, NW 
 
 cor Twenty-first and Mission 
 Ebbinghausen Henry, groceries, SE cor 
 
 Howard and Third 
 Ebeling & Richter, manufr jewelers, 620 
 
 and 622 Merchant 
 Eber Albert, dry goods, 102 Sixth 
 Ebert Mrs E, Branch Bakery, 323 5th 
 Ebert Julius, crockery, 1417 Stockton 
 Eck A, bakery, 804 Greenwich 
 Eckel Jno N, physician, 324 Geary 
 Eckford R, tailor, 122 Tyler 
 Eckle Fred, liquors, 634 Pacific 
 Eckstein Alfred B, cigars and tobacco, 5 
 Leidosdorff 
 
 ECKSTEIN & SCHOENBTJRG, Hq- 
 
 unrs and billiards (old headquarters), 
 NW cor Bush and Montgomery 
 Eddy N B, insurance broker, 322 Cal 
 Edelmann Jos, locksmith, 721 O'Farrell 
 Edgar John, boots and shoes, 104 Jack 
 Edgerly S A, stationery, 203 Mont ave 
 Edgerton Calvin, atty at law, 331 Mont 
 Edmonds M A, judge of superior court 
 
 No 6, 628 Montgomery 
 Edmonds P A, hairdresser, 119 Sixth 
 Edmonds & Taylor, riggers. Union bet 
 
 Battery aud Front 
 Edonart & Cobb, photograph guilery,504 
 
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 Edwards D, pawnbroker and gen mdse, 
 
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 Edwards Ellis, min secty, 330 Pine 
 
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 Edwards Perry, dairy produce, 332 6th 
 
 EDWARDS. PICKEKS & FULTON, 
 
 proprs "The Commercial Agency, 401 
 
 California 
 Edwards R M, importer of optical and 
 
 mathematical instruments, 3ti5 Kear 
 Edwards & Son, manufr jewelers, 618 
 
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 Edwards & Stephens, fish and oysters, 33 
 
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 Edwards T M, druggist, NE cor Kearny 
 
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 Edward Wm & Co, stockbroker, 303 Pine 
 Edwards W T, groceries, 1603 Mission 
 Eel River & Crescent City Steamer Line, 
 
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 EFINGER CHRIS, hardware and 
 
 crockery, 623 Pacific 
 E^an Mrs Mary, bakery, 416 Hayes 
 EOAN MJ, "tty at law, 103 Montgy 
 Egan R J & Co, second-hand furniture, 
 
 807 Howard 
 Egan W, liquors, 43!) Valencia 
 EGERTOX HENRY C,com mcrcliant, 
 mill and mine supplies, cutlery and 
 agent Peter Bros Duryeas Starcli, 16l> 
 California, rm 7 
 Eggeling Mrs C, millinery, 1 120 Market 
 Eggers & Co, com merchants, 208 and 
 
 210 California 
 EGGERS HENRY, grocers and liq- 
 uors, 228 Braiinau 
 Eggers.) C, miuing,41!) California rm 11 
 Eggers J FG, saloon, r)33 California 
 Eggers Mrs Mina, bakery, 10 lU Pacific 
 Eggert W, hotel, 724 Mission 
 Egglestou A T, agt Wilcox & (lil)bs' sew- 
 ing machines, 124 Post 
 Eggletou (Jeorge, livery stable, 11'.) and 
 
 121 Jackson 
 Ehinger Pv, liquors, loOl Mason 
 Ehlen & Co, grocers, 873 Washington 
 EHLERS J. livery stable, 1221 Pierce 
 EHLERS JOHN, hotel, 1221 Pierce 
 Ehlcrs Wicchen, grocories.SW cor Kenr- 
 
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 EhmannChasE, photograi)licr, 115 4th 
 Ehrenberg T A, phj'sician, 316 Sutter 
 P^hrenpfort Wm, carpets, 14 Third 
 Ehrhard Adam, clothing, 264 Third 
 Ehrhardt George, boots and shoes, 106 
 
 Dupont 
 Ehrhorn A, bootmaker, 1220 Larkin 
 Ehrhorn Charles, boots and shoes, 305 
 
 Dupont 
 Ehrhorn R, bootmaker, 405^ Turk 
 Ehrich R, grocer, SE cor Vallejo and 
 Battery 
 
 Ehrich James E, stockbroker, 326 Pine 
 Ehrman M & Co, importers and whole- 
 sale grocers, 104 to 110 Front 
 Ehrman M & Co, soap manufrs, 110 
 
 Front 
 Eibenlaub John, liquors, 412 Jackson 
 Eichers Jno, physician, 310 Mont ave 
 Eichler Heury, tailor, 7 Turk and 118 
 
 Taylor 
 Eichost Frederick, saloon 28 LiedesdorfF 
 EickhoflF & Graber, poultry, game and 
 
 fish, 82 to 84 Centre Market 
 Eickhoff Henry, atty, 436 Montgomery 
 Eickhorat & Lehmus, groceries, NW cor 
 
 Greenwich and Pierce 
 Eidingcr E, tailor, 2239 Minna 
 EighfHundred Silver Min Co, 330 Pine 
 Einsfeld Peter, hairdresser, 650 Mkt 
 Fvinfeldt Mrs Martha, bakery, 501) Miss 
 Eiselbaoher S, boots and shoes, 1404,\ 
 
 Powell 
 
 EISEN BROS, propr Pioner & Alta 
 
 FlouringMills, mills Stevenson above 
 
 First 
 
 Eisenberg A, wholesale jeweler, 206 Kear 
 
 Fiisenberg & Bro, cigar manufrs, 603 
 
 Front 
 Eisenberg I, merchant tailor, 130 Mont 
 Eisenschimel Carl, teacher of penman- 
 ship and drawing, 235 Kearny 
 EisfelderWm, ins agt, 202 Sansom 
 Eitner Rudolph, wood engraver, 62i)Clay 
 I'^kelund 1\, gi>ld and silver plater, 62O 
 
 ^Icrchant 
 Elder Bros, dry goods, 317 Hayes 
 Elder & Dobbie, stoves and tinware, 60G 
 
 Clay 
 Elder & Harpstcr, coal yard, NE Bu- 
 chanan & Hayes 
 Elder Mrs Mary, bakery, 256 First 
 Kl l^orado South Min Co,330 Pine rm 18 
 EldridgoB(r, groceries and dairy^pro- 
 
 duce, 17 Metropolitan Market 
 EMri<lge J (), auctionwr, 301) Sansom 
 Kldritlgo sewing machines, ()34 Market 
 El(lritli;e Oliver, vice-pres Spring Valley 
 
 Waterworks, 516 California 
 lUectric Min Co, 328 Montgy 
 Electric Pen Writer, J D Haines propr, 
 I OS Leidesdorff 
 
 ELFELT A B & CO. manufrs and im- 
 porters clothing and furnishing goods, 
 •108 and 1 10 Sansom 
 
 Eliaser 1, watchmaker and jeweler, 315 
 Hayes 
 
 l^licourt & Boisseau, barbers, 217 Mont- 
 gonuM-y ave 
 
 Eliot Insurance Co, 200 Sansom 
 
 ELITE RESTAURANT, Liebsduitz 
 
 & Gregory proprs, SE cor Pine and 
 Montgomery 
 ELLEAU H, manufacturing jeweler, 
 208 Sutter 
 
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 jrljcra, 217 Mont- 
 
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 Ellenbergen C, butcher, 2 Mission Mkt 
 Ellenberger G, sausage, 61 Centre Mkt 
 EUenbrock Fred & Co, groceries, NW 
 
 cor McAllister and Buchanan 
 EUerhorst H D commission, 117 Drumm 
 EUinwood C N, physician, 715 Clay 
 Elliot Benjamin, foundry facings, 41 
 
 Fremont 
 Elliot C B, builder, 417 Kearny, room 14 
 Elliott C E, mining secy, 327 Pine 
 Elliott & Co, fruit and commission mcr 
 
 chants, 509 Sansom 
 
 ELLIOTT H A, of the firm of Wad 
 
 hams & Elliott, res 311 Dupont and 
 
 business 20G Front 
 Elliott Richard, stockbroker, 45 Mer 
 
 chants Exchange bldg 
 Elliott V, groceries, 1438 Pacific 
 Elliott W L, mining secy, 328 Mont 
 Elliott WW 4 Co, lithograpliers, 100 
 
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 Ellis C, carpenter, 620 Jones 
 Ellis Mrs C, fancy goods, 922. Larkin 
 Ellis John M, barber, 53 Fifth 
 Ellis Mrs M, toys, 20()G.i Mission 
 ELLIS M C & SON, North Star Flour 
 
 ing Mills, 220 Clay 
 
 ELLIS & MILLER, hay and grain, 
 
 21 and 23 Spear 
 Ellis Seeley E, frnit, 43 Third 
 Ellis & Tindal, com merchants, 500 San 
 Ellison James, grocer, 335 Tenth 
 Ellon R, real estate agt, 310 Pine 
 KUswoith H M, forwarding and com 
 
 mission merdiant, 331 Montgomery 
 Elmer Mrs M E, l(idjj;ini; house, 314 l?ush 
 Elmers N, grocer, SVV coi" Powell uul 
 
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 Elms John l>, atty at law, 215 Sansom 
 Klocsser Elo, job printer, 414 Clay 
 El Tesoro S M Vo, 214 Sansom 
 El well Frank, tailor, 315 Sutter 
 I'^ly (i & S Mining Co, 328 Montgomery 
 Ely W A, physieian, 1 1 1 Powell 
 Eniauuol L & JO, mannfrs and importers 
 furniture, 319 and 321 Pine, factory 
 Bejry bet Fourth and Fifth 
 Embody Obadiah, capitalist, 232 Mont 
 Emerich Capt Joe, gen siipt S F Steam- 
 boat and Transportation Co, Jackson 
 St Wharf 
 Emeric Joseph, real estate and capital- 
 ist, 621 Sanson 
 Emerson, Colville & Co, salmon canners 
 and sattera and wholesale oyster deal 
 crs, 320 Sansom 
 EMEESOX D W. shoe factory, 77 
 
 New Montgomery 
 Emmerich Balthasar, hairdresser, 2610 
 
 Mission 
 Emmerson D W, boots and shoes, 2508 
 Mission 
 
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 Emmett C Temple, atty at law, 224 San 
 Empire Brewery, J Harrold propr, 420 
 
 Chestnut 
 Empire City and Marshfield Steamer 
 Lino, F Barnard & Co agts, 213 Jack 
 Empire Coal and R R Co, Judson, Bel- 
 
 shaw & Rouse, 402 Front 
 Empire G and S Mining Co, 318 Pine 
 Empire Soda Works, 1721 Market 
 Endl F T, liquors, 1019 Market 
 Endris W, bakery, 778 Folsom 
 Engle & Son, wood, Fillmore St Wharf 
 Engelberg Emil A, bakery and confec- 
 tionery, 416 Kearny 
 Engelbert P H, cigars, 4 Fourth 
 Engelbrecht, Fox & Co, wholesale to- 
 bacco and cigars, 312 and 314 Front 
 Engels Wm, Brass Works, cor Twenty- 
 fourth and Utah 
 
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 (THE) Joseph Mosheimer editor, 507 
 
 Montgomery 
 Englander F E, ciga«3 and tobacco, Ellis 
 
 and Stockton 
 Englander F M, imported cigars, 214 
 
 jDupont 
 Englander Leopold, atty at law, 636 
 
 Clay, room 1 1 
 Engle & Miller, groceries and liquors, 
 
 cor O'Farrell and Powell, 
 Engle & Son, lumber and wood, SE cor 
 
 Fillmore and Francisoo 
 Englen B, German sausagemaker, 213 
 
 Fourth 
 English G and S Mining Co, 328 Mont 
 English J, biikery, 1SS5 Mission 
 ENGLISH JOHN F, conmiission mer- 
 
 chant, 31S and 1515 Davis 
 English Joseph M, mining, 328 Montgy 
 English J W, real estate, NW cor Fol- 
 som and Twentieth 
 English & Lynch, horseshners, 228 Miss 
 Engter Glerman, baker, 409 Union' 
 Enguist A A, notary public, 436 Mont 
 
 ENGWER & WEINTRAUB, Alta 
 
 Soap Co, 109 and 111 Oregon 
 Ennis C, crockery, 706 Larkin 
 Ennis Mrs K, bakery, 1905 Geary 
 Kuo Frank, atty at law and agt Charter 
 
 Oak Life las Co, 531 California 
 Enos Joseph L, boarding and liquors, 
 
 1 1 7 Jackson 
 Enright I'] P, groceries, 226 Fifth 
 Enright John, grocer, 219 Fourth 
 Enright P, grocery, cor Howard and 
 
 Rausch 
 Enright Patrick, groceries and liquors, 
 
 cor Main and Folsom 
 Enright Thos, liquors, SW cor Howard 
 
 and Seventh 
 Enright Wm & Co, plumbers and gas- 
 fitters, 39 Sutter 
 Ensign Saml, varieties, 1726 Eddy 
 
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 El^INOER & CO. grain and commis- 
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 Eppinger Jno, hairdresser, 1559 Market 
 Epps Geo, plumber and gasfitter, 117 
 
 Washington 
 EPPSTEuf & CO* stockbrokers, mem- 
 bers of S F Stock Exchange Board, 
 304 Pine (branch house Eppstein, Cohn 
 & Co, 35 and 37 Broad st N Y) 
 Equator Mining, 309 Montgy, room 29 
 Equi J & Co, fruit store, NE cor Hayes 
 
 and Octavia 
 Equitable Life Assurance Society, Wm 
 U Garland manager, 240 Montgomery 
 Erasmy John, butcher, 1921 Bush 
 Erb A & Bros, clothing, 244 and 246 
 
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 Erbe Adam, barber, 5 Stockton 
 Ebenberg Louis, tailor, 5 Trinity 
 Erickson P E, cigars and tobacco, 500 
 
 Kearny 
 Erie Con Mining Co, 240 Montgomery 
 Erlanger H, commission, 300 Front 
 Errico F A, importer jewelry, 230 Kear 
 Ertola Biago, machinist, 1508 Dupont 
 Erzgraber & Oesting, dairy produce, 108 
 
 California Market 
 Erzoqui Frank, liquors, 649 Pacific 
 Esberg, Bachman & Co, cigars and to- 
 bacco, 207 to 213 Battery 
 Eschelbach Geo, cigars, 323 Pacific 
 Eschrich Christ, liquors, SW cor Bush 
 
 and Kearny 
 Espina's Writing Academy, 33 Kearny 
 Essex G and S Mining Co, 309 Cal 
 Essex Mining Co, E B Booth secy, 320 
 
 California 
 
 Essmann Ernest, dry goods, clothing, 
 boots and shoes, 714 Montgomery 
 
 ESTEE & BOALT, attorneys at law, 
 
 419 California, room 19 
 Estrada Fred, candy manufr, 429 Kear 
 Estrade P, carriage manufr, 708 Battery 
 Estrem Joseph, clothing, 345 Kearny 
 Etthofer H, shoemaker, 602 Fourth 
 
 ETTINO W A, hardware and tools, 
 
 1108 Market 
 ETTINOER St manufacturer of fringes, 
 
 gimps, tassels, cords, etc, 105 Post 
 Ettinger Samuel, furniture, 1016 How'rd 
 Eureka Con Blue Gravel Mining Co, 310 
 
 Pine, room 44 
 Eureka Con Mining Co, 309 Montgy 
 Eureka Gold Mining Co, R Wegener 
 
 secy, 414 California 
 Eureka Mills, Humboldt Bay, John 
 
 Kenfield & Co proprs, 9 Howard 
 Eureka Mining and Smelting Co, James 
 
 Bole secy, 308 California 
 Eureka and Palisade Railroad Co, Edgar 
 
 Mills pres, 426 California 
 
 EXTBEKA SEAMLESS OLOVE 
 
 FACTORY. August Hesthal propr, 
 
 22 Sansom 
 Eureka Shoe Factory, 125 Sansom 
 Eureka Soda Works 223 Elm ave 
 Eureka Stone Manutr Co, M McDonald 
 
 supt, office 306 Montgomery, factory 
 
 635 Brannan 
 Europa Mining Co, 240 Montgomery 
 
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 OFFICE, J F Fugazi agent, 5 Mont- 
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 EvA JAMES & CO, California Fuse 
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 230 California 
 
 "Evangel," (weekly), J T Prior publish- 
 er and editor, cor Fifth and Je^jsie 
 
 Evanno J, hairdresser, 712 Pacific 
 
 Evans A, apothecary, NW cor Hayes 
 and Laguna 
 
 Evans G A, veterinary surgeon, 303 
 Main 
 
 Evans J F, special agt U S Treasury De- 
 partment, Custom House 
 
 Evans J J, stationery, 319 Sansom 
 
 EVANS J W, agt Domestic and G rover 
 & Baker Sewing Machines and Do- 
 mestic Paper Patterns and sewing 
 silk, 29 Post 
 
 Evans P, judge superior court No 7,628 
 Montgomery 
 
 Evans & Sharp, saloon, 515 California 
 
 EVANS WEST* commission, lumber, 
 ties and wharfinger, 10 California 
 
 Evans Wm, carpenter, 822 Larkin 
 
 "EVENING POST," Post Publishing 
 Co, (daily and weekly), NE cor 
 Montgomery and Sacramento 
 
 Evenij Star No 1 S Mining Co, 302 
 Montgomery 
 
 EVERDINO J & CO, commission mer- 
 chants and manufacturers of Wheaten 
 Starch, 48 Clay 
 
 Everett A P, commission merchant, 405 
 Fron t 
 
 EVERS A C, market, etc, SE cor 
 Montgomery and Vallejo 
 
 Evers Adolph, cigars and tobacco, 522 
 and 524 Kearny 
 
 Evers Henry, liquors, 801 Kearny 
 
 Everson & Co, real estate agents, 128^ 
 Fou rth 
 
 EVERSON WALLACE, general agent 
 for Paci^c coast. New England Mu- 
 tual Life Ins Co, 328 Montgomery, 
 room 2 
 
 Ewald Theodore, hairdresser, 1218 
 Stockton 
 
 Ewell L G, propr Branch House, 424 
 Sansom, and Coso House, 411 
 Sansom 
 
 Ewing Chas G, optician, 120 Sutter 
 
 Ewing J, horseshoer, 856 Howard 
 
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 Pen Johnson proprs, 535 Washington 
 
 Excelsior Deep Gravel Mining Co, 327 
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 EXCELSIOR MILL CO. W A Meeker 
 prupr, 8 8 Bryant near Fifth 
 
 Excelsior Mining Co, 827 Pine 
 
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 H Babbitt propr, 120 Fourth 
 Excelsior Water Co, 202 Sanaom 
 Exchequer Mining Co, C E Elliot secy, 
 
 327 Pine 
 Extra Mining Co, 318 Pino, room 33 
 Eyrand August, hotel, 021 Pacific 
 Eyre & Jones, stock brokers, 320 Pine 
 P2yre Manuel, atty at law, 036 Clay 
 Ezekiel P, tinware and crockery, 1403 
 
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 Faber R, grocer, 1919 Fillmore 
 
 Fabry L M, butcher, 5-15 Hayes 
 
 Fageii Mrs E A, confectionery, 
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 Fahrbach & Seidl, wholesale confection- 
 ers, 405 Davis 
 
 Fahrenkeuge & Co, grocery and liquors, 
 SW cor Nineteenth and Folsom 
 
 Fahrenkrug William, groceries, 1072 
 Howard 
 
 Fair James G, capitalist, 6 Nevada blk 
 
 FAIRBANKS & HUTCHINSON. 
 
 Fairbanks Standard Scales, 417 Mkt 
 Fainax S Mining Co, 324 Pine 
 FAIRFIELD ^IRE INSURANCE 
 
 CO, A 1) Smiths agent, 310 Calif oniia 
 Fairweather J, music and stationery, 
 
 542 Hayes 
 Fairweather J A, atty at law, 12 Mont 
 Fairweather & Metcalfe, attys at law, 
 
 12 Montgomery 
 Falck B, cigars and tobacco, 1204 Mkt 
 Falco A, watchcase maker, 014 Mercht 
 Falco Mme, dressmaker, cor Post and 
 
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 Fi.lconer& Hansen, wood and coal, 112 
 
 and 1 14 Washington 
 Falconer John, carpenter and builder, 
 
 807 Market 
 Falk, Chandler* Co, flour mills. 128 
 
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 Falk K, saloon, 119 and 121 Eddy 
 Falk e EC, liquors, Mission 
 FALKENAU & REESE, assayors, 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 FALKENSTEIN & CO, importers 
 
 cigars imd tobacco, NE cor Battery 
 
 and Sacramento 
 Falkenstein A & Co, manufr shirts, 20 
 
 Sansom 
 Falkenhahn F, liquors, 420^ Sixth 
 
 73 
 
 Palkiiiham E, Childrens Carriage Fao- 
 
 tory, SW cor Sixteenth and Harrison 
 
 FALV^NER, HELL ft CO, shipping 
 
 and conimission merchants, dealers in 
 
 wool, hides, ete, aud insurance agents, 
 
 430 California, warehouse cor Sixth 
 
 and Townsend 
 
 Fall Creek Copper Mining Co, 328 Mont 
 
 Fall Kiver Gravel Mining Co, Wm 
 
 Setts Oliver secy, 328 Montgomery 
 Fallen & Buckley, liquors, 323 Bush 
 Fallichet Mrs, variety store, 713 Vain 
 Fanchc r Mr s E, lodgmgs, 230 Kearny 
 FANEUn. HALL FIRE AND MA 
 
 RINE INSURANCE CO of Boston, 
 Brown, Craig & Co gen agts, 215 
 Sansom 
 
 FANKEL D & C0> monufrs cigaritoB, 
 414 Sacramento 
 
 FANNING EDWARD, contractor. 
 
 31:0 Chestnut 
 Fanning John, groceries, NW cor Ma- 
 son & Green 
 Faraday Kichard, insurance, 210 Sansom 
 Farewell WG, physician, 413 Post 
 Fargeon Sol, book printer, 621 Sansom 
 FAROpEA&CO, wholesale liquors, 
 
 316 Front cor Cummercial 
 Farley G, liquors, 2131 Mission 
 Farley James, boots and shoes, 1612 Polk 
 Farmer H W, tailor, 187 Jessie 
 Funnei-s' and Mechanics* Bank, A 
 ^ Doble pres, L G Harvey secy, 528 Cal 
 Farmlacher & Himmefstoas, bakory. 
 
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 Farnham & White, shipwrights, etc, 11 
 
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 Fanisworth E D & Son, insurance agts, 
 
 li02 Sansom 
 Farnsworth E P, mining secy, 202 San 
 Farnum C A & Co, wood and coal, 410 
 
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 Fanjuharson D, pres California Saving 
 
 aud Loan Society, 1 Powell 
 Farragut Lns Co, 202 Sansom 
 Farrand Mrs II B, dress and cloak mak- 
 er, 717 Valencia 
 Farrar B F, spring mattress maker, 1557 
 
 Market 
 Farrar L & Co, mens' furnishing ^oods, 
 
 10 Kearny 
 Farrell D, liqiiors, 140 Thinl 
 Farrell & Gaffney, butchers, 432 Third 
 Farrell James, groceries, 458 Natoma 
 Farrell Tames A, liquors, 1 10 Berry 
 Farrell John, bakery, 442^ Third 
 Farrell John, grocer, 323 Fourth 
 Farrell John, stockbroker, 113 Leid 
 FARRELL M, Central Pacific Hotel, 
 
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 Farrell M, liquors, 523 Mission 
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 Farrell Peter E, liquora, Valencia nr Six 
 
 teenth 
 Farrell Robert M, auperior judge, dept 
 
 11, 729 Montgomery 
 Farrell W D, liquora, 162 Firrt 
 Farrelly & MuGrutlor, liquors, NW cor 
 
 Fourth and Jessie 
 Farren J W, wagonmuker and black 
 
 ■mith, 121 Beale 
 Farro — , carpeuter and builder, 4 Spring 
 Faas A, tailor, 808 Stockton 
 Faas Nathan, tailor, 603 C^ifnrnia 
 Faasman A, bootmaker, 10 Third 
 Father De Smet Con G Min Co, T Wid- 
 
 maun secy, 404 Montgomery 
 Faubel 1, butcher, 156 Sixteenth 
 Faubel John, butcher, NE cor Sacra 
 
 mento and Fillmore 
 Faubert P, butcher, NE cor Twentieth 
 
 and Shotwell 
 FauU Jno A, capitalist, 326 Montgy 
 Fauss Bros, liquors, 1042 Mission 
 
 PATJ8S & CO. Willows Brewery, SE 
 
 cor Mission and Nineteenth 
 Fauster T, gi-oceries and liquors, NE cor 
 
 Sixteenth and Howard 
 Favarel L, liquors, 1500 Polk 
 Pavor K, physician, 14 Geary 
 Fawcett & Augsburgh, fruit and vege- 
 tables, 69 Centre Market 
 Fay Andrew, butcher, NE cor Twenty- 
 second and Mission 
 Pay Caleb T, com merchant, 320 San 
 Fay Jeremiah G, stockbroker, 330 Pine 
 F'ay Michael, liquors, NW cor Twenty- 
 sixth and MiHsiou 
 Fay Philip S, stock and money broker, 
 
 330 Pine 
 Fazzi Ricardo, fruit, 911 Bryant 
 Fear Mrs Mary, bakery, 1213 Kearny 
 Fearon Mrs Mary, grocer, 341 Jessie 
 Featherston Peter, grocer, 17 Zoe 
 F«chbeiiner, Goodkind & Co, manufrs 
 And impoi-ters clothing and furnishing 
 goods, 16 and 18 Sansom 
 Fechheimer & Steele, trunk and valise 
 
 manufra, 109 Battery 
 Fedda Bros A Co, planing mills, 30 to 
 
 40 Spear 
 Fedda L, butcher, 9 Metropolitan Mkt 
 Feder Isidor, tailor, 907 I^rkin 
 Feder M M ft Co, manufr and imprs 
 of cents' furnishing goods, dry goods 
 and Yankee notions, 33 Battery 
 F«der Robt, dry goods, 419 Hayes 
 Federal Hotel, ChasScheggiapropr, 1205 
 
 Stockton 
 Federlein B, fumishins goo'ls, NW cor 
 
 Twenty-fourth and Howard 
 Feehan Mrs Mary A, groceries, 142 
 
 First 
 
 F«liii«maiui M, gcooeries, NW cor Orean 
 •nd Larkin 
 
 Feibush Marcus, groceries, SW cor 
 
 Franklin and Fulton 
 Fcig Alexander, furniture, 155 Third 
 Fcigel H, carpenter and builder, Stev 
 
 FEIO£NBAUM ft CO. fancy goods, 
 notions, smokers' articles, toys, bird 
 cages, childrens' carriages and veloci- 
 pedes, musical instruments, brushes, 
 etc, 120 to 126 Sansom and 217 and 
 219 Pino 
 Feil L D , groceries, 002 Ellis 
 FEINBEBO ft CO, purchasing agts 
 
 and com merchants, 324 Clay 
 Feinberg & Mayer, com merchant, 405 
 
 Front 
 Feintuch M, jeweler, 240 Kearny 
 Feiser F T, blacksmith, 1509 Mission 
 Feistel & (terrard, chiropodist, 838 Mkt 
 Fuldman John I), groceries, 766 Folsom 
 Felder Franz, liquors, 621 Merchant 
 
 FELDMANN CHRIS F B, liquors and 
 
 cigars, 3*27 and 329 Bush 
 FELDMANN L ft CO. importers and 
 
 dealers in wood and willow ware, 
 
 house and furnishing goods, brush and 
 
 broom manufrs, 315 und 317 Sac 
 Feldachau Adolph, co£fea stand, 615 
 
 Montgomery 
 Fell J B, dry goods, 1034 Howard 
 Felning Fred, butcher, 967 Mission 
 FELTON C N. pres Oil Co, 402 Mont 
 Felvey Lorenz, cooperage, 5 l>rumm 
 Fengeler H, bootmaker, 639 Clay 
 Fenkhauser & Brauuiiuhweiger, wholesale 
 
 liquora, 414 Front 
 Fenn k Co, ahirt factory, 1506 Market 
 Fenn F G W, pastor Fifteenth ave M E 
 
 and 520 Montgomery ave 
 Fennell Dennis, harncssmukcr, 622 Bat 
 Fenner Channiug G, atty at law, 213 
 
 and 215 Sansom, rm 12 
 Fenner Obadiah F, machinist, 1 1 1 Miss 
 Fenuessy David, blacksmith, 1851 Miss 
 Fennessy John, boots and shoes, 42 
 
 Sixth 
 Fenser Charles, butcher, cor Railroad 
 
 and Fifteenth aves 
 Fensternuacher M, saloon, 637 Fifth 
 Fenton Mrs J J, employment ofhce, 334 
 
 Sutter 
 Ferguson John, liquors, 304 California 
 Ferguson J P, livery stable, 814 Mission 
 Ferguson T H, dentisc, 22 Geary 
 Fcrrini J, restaurant, 12 Ellia 
 Fer n Wji), siiloon, 506 Washington 
 FEBNALD J S, local atock and bond 
 
 broker, 213 Sansom 
 Fernandez P, cigars and toba«eo, 306 
 
 Kearny 
 Fernandez P, hatter, 604 Kearny 
 Fernbach M, capitalist, 327 Pine 
 Fcmbach Victor, mining aecy, %7 Pine 
 FerraioU L, barber, 13 Montgmnery ave 
 
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 Ferraioli V, artiit, 6 Eddjr 
 FerruU Kobt, judgo superior court No 12 
 Ferrari 8, fish, 37 Clay 8t Market 
 FerrenbacV» Otto, butcher, NVV cor Van 
 
 Ness ave andAlarket 
 7EBBJiR HENA/, oculuit, aurist 
 
 and laryngosoopist, 16 Geary 
 Ferretti tr B, wood imX coal, 615 Pacific 
 Ferrick A, clotiiing, 350 Tliiru 
 Ferrier J 8, butcher, 44 and 45 Grand 
 
 Central Market 
 Ferris Anson 8, physician, 14'^ Fourth 
 Ferris David, boots and sh.^s, «V.]3 
 
 Merchant 
 Fetsch Jacob, curiosities, 271 First 
 FettChas, groceries, 931 Folaom 
 Fetz Joseph, wines and liquors, SW cor 
 
 Geary and Dupont 
 Fiala Mrs I, dry trooda, 1512 Polk 
 FIELD A & SONSt ut^Ha, tacks, eye- 
 
 Icti, upholstereri), shoe tacks and 
 
 nails, 511 Market 
 Field Thomas, artist, 9 Post and GOS 
 
 Market 
 Ficldti J L, mining secy, 240 Moutgy 
 Fieltz VVni, grocer, NE cor Fourth and 
 
 Folsom 
 Fierrc F Santiago, editor " La Voz del 
 
 Jiuevo Mundo" (semi-weekly), G22 
 
 Clay and 025 Merchant 
 Fifield Wm H, atty at law, 230 Montgy 
 Fifth Avenue Hotel, Bernard, Lagravc 
 
 & Co, cor Fifth and Railroad avcs 
 
 FIFTH ST FURNITURE FAC 
 TORY, ii Kihn, 6.i5 and 547 Filth 
 
 "FIGARO." J P Bogardus propr, 532 
 
 M ruhant 
 
 FIOEL JOS, merchant tailor, 21 1 Mont 
 Figel 8, insurance broker, 409 Culifurnia 
 Figer Bros, brush mauut'ra, til5 Sac 
 Fifippu's Academy of Jjauguages, 235 
 
 Kearny 
 Filliot F, provisions, 123 Sixth 
 Felix J, fruiter, 1101 Powell 
 Finch W G, coffee saloon, 522 Cal 
 Finck Geo, watchmaker, jeweler, etc, 
 
 NVV cor Kearny and Geary 
 Finck k Gundlach, confectionery, 1312 
 
 Dupont 
 FINCK H, coffee and spice mills, 2304 
 
 Mission 
 Finck W, groceries, 1019 Pacific 
 Finigan B, bootmaker, 526 Valencia 
 Finigan Holmes, physician, 622 Clay 
 Finigan Peter A, capitalist, 406 Montgy 
 Fink i. Co, saloon, 17 Leidesdorff 
 Fink J L, tailor, 22 Montgomery 
 Finkbeiuer G«o, crockery, 1429 Dupont 
 FIKKE A, (widow), manufr California 
 
 champagne, 809 Montgomery 
 fHake H. grooeriw, 2501 Post 
 Finkenstedt H, dry gooda, 1307 Stock 
 FbkiBgiRicli, taUor, 222 O'Fariell 
 
 Finkler Henrv, bailf sup court, 640 Clay 
 Finley & Dickinson, butchers, 6 and 6 
 
 California Market 
 FINLEY J K ft CO, law collectors 
 
 and real estate, 405 Kearny 
 Finn Jjis, grocer, 1121 Folsom 
 Finn .1 P, judge superior court. New City 
 
 Hall 
 Finnegan J, liquors, 42 First 
 Fiimogan John, groceries, 137 Hayes 
 Finnegan John, saloon, 111 Oregon 
 
 FIRE ASS'N OFPHILADELPHU. 
 
 (.'has A LatouKon ugt, 405 California 
 FIREBAUQH H C, utty uc law, 628 
 
 California 
 Fir'< Commissioners, David Sconnell 
 
 chief engineer, 235 Kearny 
 
 FIREMAN'S FUND INS CO of Cal, 
 
 1) J staples jtres, (ieo D Dornin secy, 
 
 401 California 
 Finnin J L E, plumber, 224 O'Farrell 
 First National l}old Bank of S F Cal, R 
 
 C VVoolworth prus, 312 Montgomery 
 First Philipp, liquors, First ave 8 8 F 
 Firth Jos B, wood and coal, 625 Howard 
 FISCHBECK ft CO. soap factory, 16 
 
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 Fischer Alex, b.irber, baths, 923 Montgy 
 Fischer Miss E, music teacher, 31 G Jones 
 Fischer Henry 1, insurance, 429 Montgy 
 Fischer M, shoemaker, 611 Californio 
 Fischer Sigmuud, furniture and carpets, 
 
 113 Third 
 Fischer* Walter, "Abend Post" job 
 
 printing, 535 California 
 Fischer Wm, bootmaker, 202 Mont ave 
 Fish A lilt Co, Knowles' patent steam 
 
 pumps, 9 and 1 1 First 
 Fish Mrs L W, electrician and nurse, 
 
 652 Market 
 Fish Nathan, stationery and periodicals, 
 
 60 Second 
 FISHBECK H & CO, New England 
 
 soap factory, NE cor Nebraska and 
 
 Potrero 
 Fisher Mrs A & Co, pickle mannfrs, 207 
 
 Second 
 Fisher C C, real estate, 218 Pine 
 FISHER ft, CO, hatters, 9 M' ntgy 
 Fisher F, barber, 817 Battery 
 FISHER 6 A, manufr's agt, 109 Cal 
 Fisher Geo W, mining secy, 324 Pine 
 Fisher & Hanson, butchers, 928 Post 
 FISHER J Hf mauufr mustard, cider, 
 
 vinegar, pickles, Worcester sauce, 509 
 
 Commercial 
 Fiaher L P, newspaper advertising 
 
 ajiency, 20 and 21 Merchants' Ex- 
 change 
 Fisher Peter, barber, 306 Fourth 
 Fis her S amuel,' clothier, 403 Kearny 
 FISHESt W J ft CO, wholesale liq- 
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 Fishermen's Market, NE cor Front and 
 
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 FISK A8A> notp broker and capitalist, 
 
 240 Montgomery 
 Fisk L D, secy Pacific Coast Oil Co, 402 
 
 Montgomery 
 Fisk W H, pres Oakland Gold Mining 
 
 Co, '240 Montgomery 
 Fiske H (i, metal and asphaltum roofer, 
 
 819 Market 
 Fiske H M, physician, 652 Market 
 Fitch J K, stock broker, 312 Pino 
 Fitch G L, physician, 14 Geary 
 Fitch Henry 8, miner, 240 Montgomery 
 Fitch L E, mdae broke', 05 Front 
 
 Fitch T S & Co, real estate agents, 436 
 
 Montgomery 
 Fitch W S, atty, 127 Kearny 
 Fitschen Jno, liquors, 305 California 
 Fitter Eibe H, liquors, SVV cor Jackson 
 
 and East 
 Fitts Edward G, dry j»oods, 34 Fourth 
 Fitzgerald Mrs Bridget, groceries, SE cor 
 
 Fifth and (^ara 
 Fitzgerald & Conlon, bVery stable, 1515 
 
 California 
 Fitzgerald Mrs E, branch bakery and 
 
 fancy goods, 4 Turk 
 Fitzgerald Jas, grocer, 560 Mission 
 Fitzgerald J F, bootmaker, NE cor 
 
 Grove and Lagima 
 Fitzgerald J W, blacksmith, 8 Everett 
 Fitzgerald Luke, grocer, 2'23 Perry 
 Fitzgerald Mary, bakery, 143 Second 
 Fitzgerald P, boarding, 411 Drumm 
 Fitzgerald Patrick, grocer, 525 Mission 
 Fitzgibbon D, dancing academy, 771 
 
 Market 
 Fitzgibbon G J, physician and surgeon, 
 
 106 Fourth 
 Fitzhenry Jas, liquors, 534 Commercial 
 Fitzheury k Lawton, plumlxsrs, 502 
 
 Hayes 
 Fitzmuurice Wm M, atty at law, 217 
 
 Sanson 
 Fitzpatrick A G, carpenter, 516 Koamy 
 
 and 328 Pino 
 Fitzpatrick & O'Brien, groceries, 106 
 
 Fourth 
 Fitzsimmons Chas, fruits, 403 Geary 
 I.tzsimmons P, butcher, 1330 B^olsom 
 Flach Jos, butcher, SVV cor Seventeenth 
 
 and Dulores 
 Flanagan E<lward, cigars, 617 Montgy 
 Fiauagan & Gallagher, undertakers, 20 
 
 Fifth 
 
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 bet Third and 
 
 FLANAGAN JAS B. 
 
 liquors, 537 Bryant, 
 
 Fourth 
 Flanagan L d, wood and coal, hay and 
 
 grain, N W cor Eighteenth and Folsoni 
 Flanagan Michael, grocer, SE cor Third! 
 
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 FLANAGAN & YIBSCHER. literary 
 
 bureau, 604 Kearny 
 Flanigan M, liquors, NW cor Pacific 
 
 and Front 
 Flanigan P, dry goods, 150 Sixth 
 
 FLANNIOAN & VIS8CHER, man- 
 agers S F Literary Bureau, 511 Cali- 
 fornia, room 35 
 Blatmann C, liquors, SW cor Market 
 
 and Steuart 
 Flatow P, ilruggist, NE cor Goary and 
 
 Jones 
 Flatt C J, stockbroker, 317 Mont^oineiy 
 Havin M J, manager IXL Auction 
 
 House, 612 to 620 Kearny 
 Fleischel Chas, saloon, 524 Fourth 
 Fleistihman Chas, barber, 315 Ko.'rny 
 Fleischman J, liquors and bakery, 443 
 
 Valencia 
 Fleischman Jno, hairdresser, 203 Third 
 Fleisher W, manufrs and imprs hats and 
 
 caps, 10i> Sansom 
 FleminiT & Stetson, draymen, 408 Bat 
 Flenniken Hobt, dry goods and clothing, 
 
 724 and 726 Montgomery 
 Fletcher Chas A, physician, 23 Kearny 
 Fletcher C A, meat market, 1262 Mkt 
 Fletcher Mrs Hannah, fruit, 91 1 Folsom 
 Fletcher J, beds and furniture, 271 Ist 
 Fletcher & llaith, restaurant, 209 Davis 
 
 FLETCHER & SHATTTJCE. manu- 
 facturers of printing and lithographic 
 inks and rollers 
 Flicourt Edw, hairdresser, 217 Montavo 
 Flinn Mrs, milliner, 106 Third 
 Flinn P T & Son, hay, grain and feed, 
 
 SW cor Howard nnd Eighth 
 Flinn Thos R, grocery and liquors, SE 
 
 cor Eighth and Mission 
 Flint A P, iaa agt, 313 California 
 Flint B P, wpol dealer, foot oi Battery 
 Flint Mrs E, physician, 317 Mason 
 Flint M M, carpenter and builder, 
 
 1125 Sutter 
 Flint, Peabody 4 Co, shipping and com- 
 
 misHion merchants, 408 California 
 Flint Wm C, atty at law, 330 Pino 
 Flielir & Kiefer, hairdressers, 5 Powell 
 Flood A S, cari)enter, 509 Bush 
 Flood B, tailor, 959* Mission 
 FLOOD J C & CO. capitalists, 6 Ne- 
 vada block 
 Flood Jno, livery stable, 823 Folsom 
 Flood M, pictures and Itooks, 831 Mkt 
 Flynn Mrs Margaret, bakery, 1206 How 
 Flood Noah F, attorney at law, 501 
 
 Kearny 
 Flood P H, physician, 720 Market 
 Florence Blue Gravel Mining Co, room 
 
 32 Merchants' Exchange 
 Florence Sewin? Machine Co, Daniel 
 
 Hill agt, 634 Market 
 Flores Trinidad, saddlery, 1010 Kearny 
 
 H. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, Sac. 
 
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 Floto J H, physician and surgeon, 402 
 
 Kearny 
 Flowery Mining Co, 309 Montgomery 
 Floyd & Co, retail grocers, 12 Fourth 
 Floyd Lawrence, fruit and vegetables, 
 
 NW cor Nineteenth and Folsom 
 Floyd Richd S, capitalist, 608 Mont- 
 gomery block 
 FLOYD T W, propr Pioneer Ware- 
 house, cor Battery and Filbert 
 Flyim E, liquors, 537 Post 
 Flynn Hugh, wood and coal, 856 How 
 Flynn J, bootmaker, 44 Second 
 Flynn Jno, wood and coal, 1115 Mission 
 Flyun Jno, liquoni, 417 Fourth 
 Flynn M, liquors, 226 Tliird 
 Flynn P, butcher, 703 Brannan 
 FOABD LOREITTZ, new and second 
 
 hand ship material, 3 and 5 Steuart 
 Fogarty F, liquors, 3 Merchant 
 Fogarty J. bootmaker, 3 Turk 
 Fogarty Jas, butcher, 71 Centre Mkt 
 Fogarty Mrs M, bakery, 8624 Twentieth 
 Fogarty Mrs M T, confectionery, 2029 
 
 Fillmore 
 Fogel B, tailor, 907 Battery 
 Fogel G, clothier and gents' furnishinj; 
 
 goods, 10 Clay 
 Foley & Curley, .horsoshoers, 5 Beldon 
 
 place 
 Foley Dennis, liquors, 947 Folsom 
 Foley Edmond, grocer, NW cor Mont- 
 gomery and Alti place 
 Foley F & (/O, com hides, wool and sheep 
 
 skins, 219 and 221 Drumm 
 Foley J, bootmaker, 78it Fol-om 
 Foley James, '"hop house, Grand Opera 
 
 Market 
 
 Foley J F&Co, commerchant8,321Davia 
 Foley M, hotel, 217 Broadway 
 Foley W M, liquors, cor First and Miss 
 
 FOLOEB. SCHILimO & CO, Pio 
 
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 importers and wholesale dealers iii 
 coffees, China and Japan teas and 
 spices, 104 and 106 California between 
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 FOLKERS J H A & BEO, importers 
 s'.irgi(;al instruments and duutul goods, 
 118 Montgomery 
 
 Folley D J, livery stable, 1812 Powell 
 
 FQLIIS R H, prest Utah Silver Min- 
 ing Co, 309 Montgomery, room 25 
 
 Folsom Albert, carriage factory, 217 
 Ellis 
 
 Folsom Jno, wood and coal, 2815 Miss 
 
 Fontaua & Bartlett, candy manufrs,519i 
 Post 
 
 Fontana J, 1433 Polk 
 
 Fontana M J ft Co, shipping and com- 
 misaion mercluuits, 217 Saeraraento 
 
 FOLTZ CLARA SHORTRIDaE. at- 
 torney at law, room 51 Montgomery 
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 Foorman Siinon,oapitalist,76 Mont block 
 
 "Footlight," (dramatic daily), J D Rob- 
 crtson pub, 621 Sunsom 
 
 Fopiano Frank, liquors. Mission nr 29th 
 
 FORBES ANDREW B, general agent 
 Mutual Life Insurance Co of New 
 York, 214 Sansom 
 
 Forbes A J, cabinetmaker and contrac- 
 tor, 217 Market 
 
 Forbes Bros, importers of bags, etc, and 
 commission merchants, 308 California 
 
 Forbes C F, homujopathic physician, 
 417 Bush 
 
 Forbes R S, atty at law, 402 Montgy 
 
 FORD J B, prest Mendocino Lumber 
 Co, 40 California 
 
 Ford T J, plumber and gaafitter, 1007 
 Post 
 
 Forderer J F, manufr of ornamental 
 galvanized iron work, 226 Mission 
 
 Formes Carl, vocal music teacher, 222 
 Turk 
 
 Formes L R, physician, 222 Turk 
 
 FORREST J M, Atlantic Straw 
 
 Works, 13'2 Fourth 
 FORSAITE & DODGE, wholesale 
 
 provisi(»u and dairy produce, 325 Front 
 Forster Mme Louie, school, 912 Sutter 
 Forsyth W C, plumber and gasfitter, 
 
 1077 Market 
 Fortier Mrs S, Branch Bakery,219Tyler 
 Fortmanu Bros, saloon, 323 Turk 
 Fortuna Gold Mining Co, 324 Pine 
 Fos Bros, butchers, 1320 Dupont and 
 
 821 Pacific 
 Foss A S, cigars, 29 Fourth 
 Foss Oscnr, photographic materials, 512 
 
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 P'oss & Schoof, neck-tie factory, 5 Post 
 Foster Geo, fruits, 324A Broadway 
 Foster (r H, ins agt, 210 Sansom 
 Foster J (t, liquors, ClifT House 
 Foster Mrs S K, dressmaker, 39 Fifth 
 Foster N P, physician, 43 Second 
 Fluster S & Co, grocers, 36 California 
 Foster T W & Co, confectioners, 1035 
 
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 Foster Wm, atty at law, 224 Sans^tm 
 Foulk (J & S M Co, 302 Montgy, room 4 
 Foundlings' Repository, 1420 Folsom 
 Fourth of July G & S M Co, 310 Pino 
 Fowkr Chus, restaurant, NE cor Pacific 
 
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 Fowler (J C, wholesale wood and coal, 
 
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 Fowler Geo H, druggist, SE cor Seventh 
 
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 Fowler M H, druggist, SE cor Sixth and 
 
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 Fowler Wm, liquors, 214 Stouart 
 
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 Fox AW kCa, stock brokers, 304 Mont 
 Fox Chas J, liquors, 620 Market 
 Fox Chas N, attorney, 530 California 
 Fox C W, stock broker, 439 California 
 Fox ft Duley, wood and coal, 1713 Miss 
 Fox H B, dentist, 120 Fourth and 762 
 
 Folsom 
 Fox Henry L, stock broker, 430 Cal 
 Fox & Horner, druggists, SE cor Third 
 
 and Hunt 
 Fox J M, mnnajjor Union Mutual Life 
 
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 FOX & KELLOQG, attorneys at la^v, 
 
 530 California, rooms 1 , 2 and 3 
 Fox Robert, toys, 1415 Stockton 
 Fox Samuel, barber, 021 Davis 
 Fo ye A da, medium, I'iG Kearny 
 FOTE BB.OS, agent Dixon Crucible Co, 
 
 507 California 
 Foye E J, druggist, 2602 Sacramento 
 Franche A, wood, 1503 Fillmore 
 Francis A, grocer, 2100 Bush 
 Francis (jr C, carpenter and builder, 31 4 
 
 Jackson 
 Francis Geo G, commission merchant, 
 
 117 Pine 
 
 FRANCIS, VALENTINE & CO, 
 
 printers, engravera and designers, 517 
 Clay and 510 to 516 Commercial 
 Francis W H, glue agent, 117 Pino 
 Francis W M, atty, 1 1 Montgy block 
 Francisco Joe, shoemaker, 423 Drumm 
 Francisco L, shoemaker, 812 Sansom 
 Franciscovich Matthew, restaurant, 6 
 
 Fourth 
 Franck Geo, painter, 508 Hayes 
 Franck Henry, saloon, 1254 Market 
 Franck Henry, liciuors, 108 Sacramento 
 Franco k Rennert, furniture, 1051 Mkt 
 Franconi Louis, notary public, 322 Cal 
 
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 ERY CO, lOS) Battery 
 Franco-American Savings Bank, G C 
 
 Perkins prea, 428 Montgomery 
 Franicheivih N, cofTwe stand, 15 Vallejo 
 Frank August W, painter, 235 Mont- 
 gomery ave 
 Frank B, furnituro, 1304,^ Stockton 
 FRANK & CARSON, attorneys and 
 counsellors at law, 131 Montgomery, 
 rooms 6, 6, 7 and 8 
 Frank & Co, stationery, 400 Sansom 
 FRANK fiSlOS. impra agricultural im 
 plements, 31*.) and 321 Market, and 
 Portland, Oregon 
 Frank C & Co, boots nnd shoes, 605 
 
 Kearny 
 Frank Chas, real estato agent, 509 Cal 
 Frank D, fruits and nuts, 1022 Market 
 FRANK E* bats, caps, gents' furnish- 
 ing goods, etc, 535 and 537 Kearny 
 Frank F, painter, 918 Pacifio 
 Frank Geo W, atty, 131 Montgomery 
 
 Frank Gustave, stock broker, 307 Mont 
 Frank Henry, groceries, NE cor Twen- 
 ty-first and V alencia 
 FRANK HENRT> bedding and furni- 
 ture, 212, 214 and 216 Commercial 
 Frank Isaac, insurance, 210 Sansom 
 Frank Joseph, capitalist, 131 Montgy 
 
 FRANK J & SONS, tanners and deal- 
 ers in hides and leather, 406 and 408 
 Battery 
 Frank L J, mining engineer, 131 Mont 
 I'rank M, physician, 905 Market 
 Frank N, tailor, 135 Post 
 Frank Nathan H, attorney at law, 628 
 
 Montgomery 
 Frank Phil, pickle manfr, 1594^ Bush 
 Frank Samuel & Co, stock brokers Pacific 
 
 Board, 316 Montgomery 
 Frank S J, exchange broker, 413 Cal 
 Franke R, bootmaker, 51 2^ Geary 
 Frankenburg Bros, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 1 14 Dupout 
 Frankenburg Jos, harnessmakcrs, 220 
 Drumm 
 
 FRANKENTHAL & CO, fancy goods 
 
 cutlery, notions and pipes, S\V cor 
 
 Battery and California 
 Frankenthal F, mining sec, .330 Pino 
 Franklin A, pawnbroker, 409 and 813 
 
 Kearny 
 Franklin A, tailor, 205 Pacific 
 Franklin D, physician, 137 Montgy 
 Franklin G, clothing, 511 Davis 
 Franklin (travel Mining Co, 310 Pine 
 Franklin Hotel, Hugh Curran, 321 Pac 
 Franklin John, pawn broker, 905 Kear 
 Franklin Mrs Jane, variety store, 305 
 
 Hayes 
 Franklin M & Bros, jobbers, dry goods, 
 
 18 and 20 Battery 
 Franklin N J, pawn broker, 1 106 Market 
 Franklin S M Co, 302 Montgomery 
 Franklin S S, clothing, 213 Pacific 
 Franks & Gray, stock brokers, 318 Mont 
 Franks John, liquors, SE cor Fillmore 
 
 and Herman 
 Frannetta John, liquors, 33 Post 
 
 FRAPOLLI B & CO, Vict'a wine cellar, 
 
 710 Sanson: 
 Fraser E J , physician, 221 Powell 
 Fraser Hugh, Everett House, 55 Second 
 Frassi A, fresco painter, 7 Mason 
 Fratinger & M oil, cloaks and suits, 105 
 
 Kearny 
 Frances WillordH, agt Santa Cruz glue, 
 
 117 Pine 
 Frazee V, architect, 137 Montgomery 
 Frazer J W, dancing academy, 119 Post 
 FRAZIER F F, agent Kerr's System 
 
 l{enovator, 325^ Bush 
 Frear Stone Co of Cal, U Wegener secy, 
 
 414 California 
 Frederick B,. coffee aaloon, 234 Sutter 
 
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 Fredericks Jos & Co, carpets, 649 and 
 
 651 Market 
 Frederick Wm A, Jackson brewery, 
 
 1428 Mission 
 Fredricks & Gercke, furniture factory, 
 
 Berry bet Third and Fourth 
 Free Bros, grocers, 819 Market 
 Freechtle J, harness maker, 811 Larkin 
 Freeborn &, Co, stock brokers, 316 Pine 
 Free Labor Exchange, G W Schrooder 
 
 manager, 33 and 35 O'Farrell 
 Freeland K G, mining secy, 19 Mercht's 
 
 Exchanire 
 Freelon T W, judge superior court No 11 
 Freeman & Baker, Mrholcsale produce, 
 
 111 and 113 Davis 
 Freeman G M, physician, lOlOFolsom 
 Freeman James E, civil engineer, 102 
 
 Montgomery block 
 Freeman John H, U S inspector of hulls, 
 
 U S Appraiser's buildinii 
 Freeman li L, propr City Transit < 
 
 andTCP DCo, 16 Post 
 Freeman, Smith & Co, shipping and 
 
 com merchants, l'i2 California 
 Freeman W R, artist, 137 Montgomory 
 Freeman & Wren, stoves, etc, 326 Third 
 
 FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY, Chas H 
 
 Kobiiison, librarian, 428 Bush 
 Freese A C, stevedore and contractor, 3 
 
 Mission 
 Frei A, furniture factory, 331 to S'^D 
 
 King 
 Freiberger Chas, boots and shoes, 1501 
 
 Stockton 
 Froidenrich David, atty, 426 Montgy 
 Freitas M T, restaurant, 43 Second 
 Freit.*r A, tailor, ISi Fifth 
 Frtuch F J, atty at law, 528 California 
 
 French Hospital, Bryant bet Fifth jind 
 
 Sixth 
 French J B, livery stable,' 91 9 Tyler 
 I'rench J M, real estate, 206 Front 
 French L, pork packer, 5 Grand Central 
 
 Market 
 French Library, Daniel Levy pres, E 
 
 Francozsccty, 120 Sutter 
 French Mutual Beneficial Ass'n, Chas 
 
 Maubec sooty, 729 Montgomery 
 French Mutual Building & Loan Asso- 
 ciation, L li Dennery secretary, 729 
 
 Montgomery 
 French & Peterson, oculists and aurist.o, 
 
 207 Kearny 
 French TJ & Co, grocery, 2331 Miss 
 Frenner Ignacio, fruit, 109 Sixth 
 Frerichs & Lohman, liquors, 28 Seventh 
 Frese Christian, liquors, 518 Battery 
 Frese H, boots and shoes, 327 Dupont 
 Fresno Enterprise Co, Wm H Allen 
 
 secty, <m Pine, rm 9 
 Fresno Gold Min Co, 309 Montgomery 
 Fresno Raisin & Fruit Co, 309 Mont 
 
 FREUD M & SOHS, corset manufin 
 and importers, 742 and 744 Market 
 and 8 Dupont 
 
 Freudenthal Mrs C M, fancy gpods^ 9S9 
 Bryant 
 
 Freund & Co, paper warehouse and sta- 
 tionary, 204 Bush 
 
 Freund & Morgan^ manufrs cigars, 769 
 Bryant 
 
 Frey Wm A, books and stationery, 40* 
 Kearny 
 
 Frichette L D, carpenter and builder.lOG 
 Washington 
 
 Friday C H, bakery, 2311 Bush 
 
 Fried David, barber, 1521 Turk 
 
 Friedel F, boots and shoes, 1575. How 
 
 Friedhofer Paul, Waoksmith, 263 Clem- 
 entina 
 
 FRIEDLANDER BROS, importers of 
 
 hats and caps. 10 and 12 Sutter 
 Friedlander II, ladSes underwear^ 9 Kear 
 Friedlander Sigmund, bakery,, 321 Union 
 PViedman Joseph S, real estate,. 607 
 
 Washington 
 Friedman L, tailor, 1003 Post 
 Friedman P J, furnisliuig goods, 16 
 
 Sixth 
 Friedman Mrs R, crockery, 214 Pacific 
 Fries & Merkle, bakers, 911 Larkin 
 Frink George W, real ostatej 638 Mkfc 
 Friot Alfred, hams, dairy produce^ elc, 
 
 43 and 4 1 Washington Market 
 Frisch John W, grocer, 132 Seventh 
 Frisius F A, mining secretary, 330 Pine 
 Fritch Geo, agent steamer Empire, 120 
 
 Pacific 
 Fritsch Wm, bootmaker, 3253 Mission 
 Fritz A J, liijuors, NW cor Third and 
 
 Folsom 
 Fritz & Kean, plumbers, gas and steam 
 
 fitters, 130 Geary 
 Fritz & Shear, liciuors, SE cor Twenty- 
 fifth and Folsom 
 Froelich C Jr, agt Morris, Laskor & Co 
 
 N Y, 258 Market 
 Frohmunn S, boots and shoes (retail),256 
 
 Fourth 
 Froomberg A, propr San Francisco horse 
 
 market and carriage reiwsitory, 33, 35 
 
 37 New Montgomery 
 Froomberg Henry, furrier, 114 Post 
 Froomberg I, clothing, 815 and 817 Kear 
 
 Fross B, tailor, 515 Bush 
 Fross M B, tailor, 515 Bush 
 Frost Aloaao, liquors, 154 Second 
 Frost & Paulsen, liquors, SW cor Moiit- 
 
 j;omery ave and Kearny 
 Frost & Richanls, painters, 206 Post 
 Fry Col J D, capitalist, 419 California 
 Fry J D, pres Safe Deposit Co, SE pot 
 
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 Fry, Wattles & Co, com stockbrokers, 
 
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 FUGAZI J F» European Steam Ship 
 
 Ticket Agent, 5 Montgomery ave 
 FUHEMAHN A M, Pacific Wire 
 
 Works, 751 Mission 
 Fnlda Bros & Co, planing mills, 80 to 40 
 
 Spear 
 ]^ulda Lesman, butcher, 9 Now Metro 
 
 politan Market 
 Fuller A F, dairy produce, 27 Grand 
 
 Central Market' 
 Fuller C H, dentist, 6 Eddy 
 Jirller F W, machinist, 419 SacrameiUo 
 Puller O, insurance broker, 322 Cal 
 Fuller Thomas, saddle and harnessmitk- 
 
 or, 312 Jackson 
 Fulton A L, dyer, etc, 92S Harrison 
 FullgraffRiohd, liqxiors, 440 Bush 
 Fulton Chas & Theodore, liquors, 501 
 
 Kearny 
 FULTON G F, physician, 808i Mission 
 
 FULTON IRON WORKS, Hinckley, 
 
 Spiers & Hayes prbprs, 213 Freemont 
 Fulton James, U S navy, paymaster. 
 
 A ppraiser's building 
 FUNCKE & COt tanners, tannery 
 
 Ninth near Brannan, office 312 San 
 Funel Mmc, modes, 240 Sutter 
 Funk C C, sail makers, 46 Clsy 
 Funke Dr R, physician, 324 Kenrny 
 Fuiikenstein 0, com merchant, 320 San 
 Funkenstein E, draughtsman, 320 San 
 Funkcnstcin J, real estate, 320 Sansom 
 Furlong & ManS' u,show cases and coun 
 
 ters, 823 Market 
 Fnrman Mrs C J, lodgings, Stevenson 
 
 building, 331 Montgomery 
 Furst Philip, gents' furnishing goods, 
 
 1413 Stockton 
 Furth Simon, (Furth Bros, Maxwell, 
 
 Cal), office 207 Front 
 Fustini P, florist, 9 Eddy 
 
 Gabinett & Shirley, wholesale game and 
 
 poultry, 50G Clay 
 Gablcr (rustavo, sausages, 1412 Polk 
 Gabriel (», fancy feathers, 637 Wash 
 Gabriel Jacob, teacher oflanguagcs, 711 
 
 Hyde 
 Gadsby K H, painter, 510 Market 
 Gaerdes Bros, grocers, 534 First 
 Gaestel Jos, grocer, 1016 Kearny 
 Oaetjen Henry W, saloon. King bet 
 
 Fourth and Fifth 
 Gaifka Ernst, cigars, 443 Bush 
 Gaffncy M (J, liquors, 812 Kearny 
 Gaffncy M H, liquors, NE cor I*oIk and 
 
 Jackson 
 Gafliicy M H, liquors, SE cor Second 
 
 and Natoma 
 Gagan Mrs T, dressmaker, 1517 Market 
 
 GAOLIARDO & CHICHIZOLA, 
 
 groceries, 725 and 727 Sansom 
 Gailhard Hotel, Ch Gailhard propr, o07 
 
 and 509 Pine 
 Goillard Joseph, liquors, 229 Sixth 
 Gaillaird P, groceries, 1426i Uupont 
 Galan Carlos F, atty at law, 028 Mont 
 Oidbraith William, liquors, 759 Brannan 
 GALE J W & CO, fruit, grain and 
 
 produce commission merchant, 402 
 
 Davis and 122 and 124 Washington 
 Gales T M, liquors, 536 Merchant 
 Galimberti C, restaurant, 522 Pine 
 Galinger & Mayer, butchers, 623 Hyde 
 Gallaghen E M, painter, 438 Jackson 
 Gallagher B, wagon manufr, i!22 Miss 
 Gallagher C, wood and coal, 9l7 ISth 
 
 GALLAGHER C E. Oakland and S F 
 Express, 309 East, S F, and 905 Broad- 
 way, Oakland 
 
 Gallagher C J & Co. plumbers, 419 
 Grove 
 
 Gallapher I) W, iron works, 151 and 153 
 Bealo 
 
 Gallagher James k Son, blacksmiths and 
 wagonmakers, 843 Harrison 
 
 Gallagher John, Hciuors, 222 Third 
 
 Gallagher John P, restaurant, NE cor 
 Front and Market 
 
 Gallagher Patrick poultry and game, 
 stall 14 CJrand Central Market 
 
 Gallagher Wm P, boots and shoos, 2017 
 Filmore 
 
 Gallagher Wm R, furniture, 20 Fourth 
 
 GALLANDETT JAMES. Hsh bait, 
 
 boats and tackle, Merrimac bet Fourth 
 
 and Kentucky 
 Galleano A, ci^jar manufr, 802 Monts/y 
 Gallmann & Trumpler, carri.oge painters, 
 
 1711 Union 
 GALLOWAY W T, lithographer, 640 
 
 Clay 
 Galli ,Io8, machinist, 504 Clay 
 GalliO, fruit and vegetables, 1514 I)up 
 GALLI A & CO, commission merchants, 
 
 516 and 518 Sansom 
 GALLI B & CO, Venice florists, 246 
 
 Sutter 
 Galpin Philip, atty, 402 Montgomery 
 Gait House, 632 ^iarket 
 Gamble Alexander, atty, 90 Mont block 
 Gaml)Ie & Co, butchers, 52 and 53 
 
 Wiirtiiinuton Market 
 GAMBLE JAMES, nen supt Western 
 
 Union Tel Co, 302 Minitgy, room 18 
 Gambs H, com stock broker, SO'l Cal 
 Galvin Martin, grocer, NE cor Eighth 
 
 and .Shipley 
 Gamma A, liquors, 711 Mission 
 (iander H, barber, 423 Broadway 
 GANNON PETER T, cigars and to. 
 
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 Ganel k CuUen, bankers, NW cor Mont 
 
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 GANTNER JOHN, propr Swiss Hotel, 
 
 6ii7 aud <329 Commercial 
 Gautzgen F, crockery, 131 Second 
 Oanzhorn Chris, liquors, 643 Clay 
 Garl)er John, atty, S F Stock Exchange 
 
 builil«ng, room 13 
 Oarber, Thornton & Bishop, atty at law. 
 
 Stock Exchiinj^e building, room 10 
 
 GARCIA CONDE JOAQUIN, Du La 
 
 Kepublica Dc Mexico, *2)5 San, room 7 
 Garcia Francisco, liijuord, 718 Monta^- 
 Garcia Frank & Co, reataurant, 7 IS 
 
 Montgomery 
 Garcia Jose A, cigar and tobacco nianufr, 
 
 413 Sacramento 
 Garcia M K, cigars and tobacco, SW cor 
 
 Washington and Sansom 
 Garcin L P & Co, manufrs of machine- 
 ry, 204 Howard 
 GARCKEF.pi'opr William Tell House, 
 
 317 Bush 
 Gardanowski E V, physician, 103 Post 
 Garden C P, tailor, 672 Mission 
 Gardiner Baldwin, stock broker, 314 
 
 Montgomery 
 Gardiner & Co, liquors, 707 Davis 
 Gardner (r M & Co, liquors, 429 Davis 
 Gardner Isaac G, vice prest and mana- 
 ger Farmers' Mutual Fire Ins Co, 310 
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 GARDNER JAMES W, manager Pa- 
 cific Press agency, 126 Keaniy 
 Gardner J H, Custom House broker, 
 
 50^1 Battery 
 (Gardner J N, liotol, 8]4 Montgomery 
 Gardmeyer Mrs D, hnir goods, 70!) Filb 
 Garfield John Q, pla.'jterer, 807 Market 
 Garibaldi J, grocer, E2r> Union 
 (rariot A Jr, stock broker, 418 Montgy 
 Gnrissere F, hair and perfumery, 113 
 
 Thipont 
 Garland L, grocer, lt)01 Fillmore 
 Garland Wm D, manager E(iuitable 
 
 Life Assurance Society, 240 Montgy 
 Garlick James O, coni merchant, 329 
 
 Market 
 Garms Peter, grocer, 20 Everett 
 (iani W, cap manufr, 423 Pino 
 (iarniss James R, insurance, 320 San 
 Garnsey C A, locksmith, 200-14 Mission 
 Garratt W T, Brass and Bell Foundry, 
 
 cor Fremont and Natoma 
 Garretson William k Co, publishers, 
 
 629 Washingtcm 
 Garrett k (Jreegan, commission produce, 
 
 SE cor Clay and Sunsom 
 Garrissere k Stein, barbers, 600 Mont 
 Garvey J P, atty at law, 324 Pine 
 Garvey P, game and poultry, 23 S F 
 
 Market 
 Garwood Wm T, physician, 225 Dup 
 
 Gas Consumers' Association, J Merritt, 
 
 prest, P W Ludovici secy, 202 Bush 
 Gashwiler Jno W, capitalist, S F Stock 
 
 Exchange building 
 GaaqueH F, groceries, 701 O'Farrell 
 Gassner V, bootmaker, 40.^ Post 
 Gately P.l, liquors, 1139 Market 
 Gates C E, fruits, 2013 Mission 
 Gates J H, drugs, cor Howard and New 
 
 Montgomery 
 Gates Justin, wholesale and retail druge, 
 
 Turkish aiul vapor baths, 722 Mont 
 (Jate« .1 U & Co, (Ini agists, 417 Sansom 
 (iatto A, wood and co;d, 3505 California 
 Gatto Micliu'.l, voot and coa), Larkin 
 
 nr (ireen 
 Gaubart Mrs, florist, COt California 
 Gaudron A, shooting gallery, 811 Mkt 
 Gaudron Mme, dressmaker, 235 Fifth 
 Gauggel Leo, bootmaker, 181 Minna 
 Gault Mrs Mary, laundry, 106 Stockton 
 Gaussail E A, liquors, 1239 Stockton 
 (Jauthier E & Co. stock brokers, 306 
 
 Montgomery 
 Gawne Chas, preat Stockton Transpor- 
 tation Co, 124 California 
 Gay Chas, gen agt, 523 Montgomery 
 Gay J E, hotel, 2!0 Mongomcry avo 
 (Jaynor J P, architect, 309 (California 
 Geiintit A, butcher, 16 and 18 S F Mkt 
 (ieary D, groceries, NE cor Fremont 
 
 and Folsom 
 Gearty Jas, crocer, 224 Clara 
 Genry Street R K, ortice cor Geary and 
 
 Buchanan, 11 Morton snpt 
 Geavon Mrs M, bakery, 812 Valencia 
 (Jebl)ie k Barrie, pubs, 120 Sutter 
 (ieddes Chas, architect, 52P California 
 Gedge F J, shirt manufr, 126 Kearny 
 (ieffaney Peter, boarding, 206 Steuart 
 GcL'gus & Fishcl, butchers, 1020 How 
 (Johan Mrs Mary, bakery, 1050 Howard 
 (iehrels & Luhbeu, liquors, SW corner 
 
 Davis and Sacramento 
 (Jehrenbock Albert, cigars, 200 Mont av 
 Gehret C, propr The Geneva, 118 Ellis 
 (Jehret Mme Sophie, corset manufr, 120 
 
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 Gehrig, Lurman k Ganus, brewery, 614 
 
 Seventh 
 Oehrt Henry, grocer, 703 Dupant 
 Geil H, butcher, 25 and 26 Grand West 
 
 orn Market 
 Geilfuss H, architect, 33 Kearny 
 Geimann Wm, merchant tailor, 609 
 
 Montgomery 
 Geisendorfer Mrs Mary, books, 158 2d 
 Gtishaker A, furniture manufr, SW cor 
 
 Mission and Main 
 Gelicn K G, manufr Havana cigars, 315 
 
 Davis 
 Gellatley Jas R, books, SW cor Fourth 
 
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 Gellert Bros, hairdresBcrs, 214 Bush 
 Oellert I, tailor, 521 Sacramento 
 Oenardini B, hotel, 618 Pacific 
 Geudar J W, confectionery, 26i Sixth 
 Gendotti A, liquors, 436^ Hayes 
 General Lee Silver Min Co, 21 1 Sansom 
 Generale Traus-Atlantic Co, Belloc & 
 
 Co agts, 524 Montgomery 
 Genesee Mill Co, flour mills, n s Gold 
 
 bet Montgomery and Sansom 
 Genesee Mining Co, 306 Pine, mi 3 
 Genesee Valley Mining Co, 240 Montgy 
 Genl Thomas Mill & Min Co, 30'J Mont 
 Genster J, barber, 808 Larkin 
 Gentil Arthur, barber, 706 Pacific 
 Geo Dougliiss Mining Co, 409 California 
 George J no, restaurant, 205 Third 
 George Julius, atty at law, 507 Montgy 
 
 OEOROE & LOUOHSOEOUGH. at 
 
 torneys at law, 507 Montgomery 
 OEOROE PETER, fruit, 735 Bdwy 
 Georgia Ice Co, 301) Montgomery, rm 49 
 Grcorgia Silver Min Co, 11 Wegener secy, 
 
 414 Califoiinia 
 Geotjen Bros, grocers, SW cor Sacra- 
 mento and Stockton 
 Geraghty M, books and fancy goods, 
 
 1127Folsom 
 Gerber J B, bootmaker, 1053^ Market 
 Gerberding A, grain and com merchant, 
 214 California 
 
 GERCKE FREDERICK, Wm Tell 
 
 House, 317 Bush 
 Gercku G W, bakery, 1123 Howard 
 Gerhard F G, bakery, 1123 Howard 
 Gerhow Fred, groceries and licinors, 2 
 
 and 4 Mission 
 Gerichten Philip, perfumery and bar 
 
 hers' materials, 1212 Market 
 GERKEN CLAUS, manager Hotel 
 
 Phtiii, «!09 Kearny 
 Gerken Henry, bootmaker, 416 Fourth 
 Grcrken & Wobber, liquors, SW corner 
 
 Spear and Mission 
 Gerlach Geo, physician, 1313 Tyler 
 
 GERMAN AMERICAN FIRE IN- 
 SURANCE CO OF NEW YORK. 
 
 ThosC (irant gen agent, 213 Sansom 
 German Fire Insurance Co of Baltimore, 
 
 425 California 
 German General Benevolent Society, 114 
 
 Dupont 
 German Hospital, Noe bet Fourteenth 
 
 and Ridley 
 German Hotel, Dicrks & Jansscn, 18 
 
 First 
 German Insurance Co, 202 Sansom 
 GERMAN SAVINGS & LOAN SO- 
 CIETY, I^ (iottig prest, Geo Lette 
 
 secy, 526 California 
 G«rmania Life Insurance Co of New 
 
 York, 216 Sansom 
 Germer Jno Ch, butcher, 511 Pacific 
 
 Germon A ft Co, shingles and shakes, 
 
 llSMissiftn 
 Gerow Mrs G C, corsetmafcer, 702 Lar- 
 
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 Gerrish Mrs M E, wax florist and point- 
 lace maker, 118 Ellis 
 Gerry S R, resident physician City & 
 
 County Alms House, 640 Washington 
 Gerson N, atty at law, 426 California 
 Gesoret — , Custom House broker, 417 
 
 Washington 
 Gethings J E, cigars and tobacco, 30 
 
 Montgomery 
 OETLESON & LANDIS, French calf 
 
 skins, leather findings and boots and 
 
 shoes, 543 Market 
 Getz Bros & Co, com and provisions, 
 
 301 and 303 Front 
 Getz & Hirshfeld, dairy produce, 16, 17 
 
 and 18 Grand Central Market 
 Getz, Levin ft Co, dairy produce. Bay 
 
 City Market 
 Geyreswaldt L, saloon, 538 Hayes 
 Ghetaldi Emil von, liquors, 516 Battery 
 (ihio Felix, tailor, 721 Montgomery 
 Ghiola S, umbrella maker, 13l4 Stockton 
 
 OHIRARDELLI & DANZEL. coffe<. 
 
 and spice manufactory, 415 and 417 
 
 Jackson 
 Ghiselli G, tailor, s s Clark nr Front 
 Giampaoli G, wood and coal, 910 Stock 
 (riannini H G, laundry, 824 Laguna 
 Giannini J, restaurant, 617 Mission 
 
 OIANNINI P A, watches, 109 Mont 
 Giant & Old Abe G M Co, 309 Montgy 
 Gii nt Powder Co, Albert Dibble prns, 
 F Roller supt, office 10 Californi;i; 
 Bandman, Ncilson ft Co agents, 210 
 Front 
 Giannotti L & Co, fruits, 601 Post 
 OIBB JAS, liquors, 617 Merchant 
 (jibb & Vallejo, warehouse, SE cor 
 
 Front and Vallejo 
 Gibljcs C D. civil engineer, 118 Mont blk 
 Gil)be3 ,1 T, civil engineer, 1 18 Mont blk 
 (Jibbon E F, pawnbroker, 625 Kearny 
 Gibbon John F, physician, 623 Kearny 
 (iihl)on W R, harness and saddlery, 1323 
 
 Polk 
 Gibbons Eleanor P, wood engraver, 60(5 
 
 Montgomery 
 Gibbons Henry, physician and pub " Pa- 
 cific Medical and Surgical Journal," 
 26 Montgomery 
 Gibbons Henry Jr, physician and pub 
 "Pacific Medical and Surgical Jour- 
 nal," 26 Montgomery 
 Gibbons Wm, attyat law, 606 Montgy 
 Gibbons W E, physician, SE cor Union 
 
 and Montgomery avn 
 Gibbs C E, atty at law, 8 Montgy avo 
 Gibbs CVS, adjuster marine losses, 318 
 California 
 
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 OIBBS GEO W & C0> importers and 
 
 dealers in iron and steel, 33 to 31) Vve- 
 
 inont and 34 to 40 Beale 
 Gibbs R F, saw filer, 79 i Stevenson 
 Oibbs W C, adjuster marine losses, 318 
 
 California 
 Gibeau & Buthe, blacksmiths and wagon 
 
 makers, 2944 Mission 
 Giblin James, grocer, N VV cor Zoe and 
 
 Frceloii 
 Giblin T J, liquors, 1222 Leavenworth 
 Giblin Wm, bootmaker, 1107 Howard 
 (Jibney Miss Mary, bakery, 1838 Howrd 
 
 Gihnan & Racouillt, propr Pacific Tule 
 Bottle Cover Factory, cor Ninth, and 
 Harrison 
 
 Gilman F L, painter, 422 Commercial 
 
 Gilman, Walker & Co, wholesale liq- 
 uors, SW cor California and Front 
 
 Gilmore J H, aupt Mechanics" Exliibition 
 Building, 27 Post 
 
 Gilmour Jno D, shipsmith, 209 Main 
 
 Gilmour Thomas, saloon, NE cor Grove 
 and Laguna 
 
 Gilmour Wm, carpenter, cor Laguna 
 and Birch ave 
 
 GIBSON C W, wholesale grocer, 205} Giltner F, wood yard, 141 1 Octavia 
 
 Sacramento, and 48 and 50 Spring, 
 
 I<os Angeles 
 Gi'r > .n Geo H, mining, 324 Pine ' 
 
 Cr'' n J F, restaurant, 10 Sacramento 
 
 ^^ J W & CO, sheet music and 
 
 . - oks, 647 Market 
 Gibaoi. "s L, photographer, 81 1 Markt 
 Gibson \.m, hairdresser, 1308 Polk 
 Gibson & Preston, gents' furnishing 
 
 goods, 34 Montgomery 
 GicU Frederick, saloon, 562 Brannan 
 Giese Bros, grocers, NE cor Battery and 
 
 Pacific 
 Giese Kilian, hairdresser, 434 pacific 
 Giffin J, tinner and plumber, 605 Mont 
 
 goniery ave 
 Gihon Thos, card and seal engraver, 109 
 
 Montgomery 
 Gila Silver M Co, 330 Pine, room 16 
 Gilbert Aug, candy manuf, 3 Kearny 
 
 and 410 Hayes 
 Gilbert House, 822 and 824 Montgomery 
 Gilbert Mrs M, second-hand clothing, 
 
 243 Third 
 Gilbert & Moore, man«fs furniture, 219 
 
 Bush 
 Gildcmeester J P H, real estate agent, 
 
 621 Sansom 
 
 GUFILLAN & HOHENSCHILD. 
 
 fruit and vegetables, 33, 34, 45 and 46 
 
 California Market 
 Gil foil Jno, fruit, NE cor Union and 
 
 Hyde 
 Gilfoy John, livery stable, 608 Mission 
 Gilgen Mrs, dressmaker, 941 Mission 
 Gillam J K, cabinetmaker, 346 Seventh 
 
 GILLE & ROEHBIGS, fringe factory, 
 
 727 Market 
 GILLEB. C L, engraver and die sinker, 
 
 430 Montgomery 
 Gilleraii W, liquors, 159 Thirtl 
 GILLESPIE C V, attorney at law and 
 
 searcher of rccordo, 522 California 
 Gillespy John H, mining sec, IWJ Mont 
 Gillett C E, mitiinc sec, 21 1 Sansom 
 GILL7 & MIGNON, merchant tail 
 
 ors, 421 Montgomery 
 Gilman C U, carpenter and builder, 615 
 
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 Gimpel Maurice C, sign painter, 817 Mkt 
 Gingg John, liquors, 507 Pine 
 Giiiocchio (}, propr stores in San Diego, 
 Fresjio Crossing and Yuma, Arizona, 
 office 217 Sacramento 
 ({inocchio P, wood and coal, SE cor Ma- 
 son and Lombard 
 Ginty & Blanchard, liquors, NE cor 
 
 Third and Mission 
 Giovannini D, wood and coal, 816 Pac 
 Giovannini F, wood and coal, SE cor 
 
 Keaniy and Broadway 
 Giovanini & Gasparri, wood and coal, 
 
 1113Dupont 
 Gipsy Queen G M Co, 330 Pine, room 26 
 Girard A, restaurant, 707 Pacific 
 Girard E, turner, 625 Merchant 
 
 GIRARD MISS E, dressmaking and 
 
 costumcr, 142 Post 
 GIRARD FIRE INS CO. Hutchinson 
 
 & Mann gen agts, 3'J2 and 324 Cal 
 Girard L, merchandise broker, 214 Cal 
 Girard Louis, boot and shoe factory, 819 
 
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 Girardin Jno F, barber, 1905 Fillmore 
 (tiraudon & Jacquet, liquors, 229 Sixth 
 Girty Mitchell, painter and grainer, 1120 
 
 Mission 
 Giselman Wm, real estate, 636 Clay 
 (Jitchell J M, register in bankruptcy and 
 
 attorney, 636 Clay, room 10 
 6IUSTI JOE* oyster and chop house, 
 
 105 California Market 
 Giutano F, wood and coal, 1516 Stock 
 Givens Robert R, real estate, 324 Pine 
 
 GLADDING, McBEAN & CO, iron 
 
 stone sower pipes and chimney pipes, 
 
 tops, etc, 1310 and 1312 Market 
 GLADE F W, propr Spear St Planing 
 
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 Gladwin S F, dentist, 930 Market 
 Glahn Von C, groceries and liquors, 
 
 120 Fourteenth 
 Glasgow G & M Co, John Crockett see, 
 
 203 Bush 
 Glansman Jacob, cigars and tobacco, 335 
 
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 Glazier I ft Co, stock brokers, 412 Cal 
 Gleason P, house mover, 309 Mason 
 
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 Glazier I & Co, stock brokers, 412 Cal 
 Olcaiion P, house mover, 309 Mason 
 Glcason Patrick F, grocer, J 717 Jessio 
 Gleason P H, liquors, 304 Francisco 
 Glenn Wm, liquors, \5S First 
 Glcnnan M, butcher, NE cor O'Farrell 
 
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 GLENNT HENRT Wi sec and cash- 
 ier The Nevada Bank of S F, 301 
 
 Montjjomory 
 Glens Falls Ins Co, 200 Sansom 
 Gless A, liquors, SJ5 cor 4th and Har 
 Glickman David, watchmaker, 2102 
 
 Fillmore 
 Glitt Mrs N, crockery and glassware, 
 
 :+42 Third 
 Globe Cons M Co, O H Bogart sec, 106 
 
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 Globe Gas Light Co, I W Knox pres, 
 
 237 First 
 
 GLOBE HOUSE. Mrs Ann Bolger 
 
 propr, SE cor Sixth and Brannan 
 Globe Iron Works, 143 and 145 Fremont 
 Glolxs Marine Ins Co, 308 California 
 Gloistein A, f,'rocer, 832 Greenwich 
 Glootz A, grocer, t»W cor Clay and Dup 
 Glootz John P M, grocer, 706 Jackson 
 Glory M Co, 330 Pine, room 36 
 Glover & Willcomb, manufs curled hair, 
 
 65 and 67 New Montgomery and 117 
 
 Minna 
 Gluck & Hansen, brewery, S\V cor 
 
 P^ilton and Webster 
 Glung Chria, broom maker, 64i West 
 
 Mission 
 Glynn Dale Cons G M Co, 301) Montgy 
 Glynn W, liquora, 158 First 
 Gobbee E, watchmaker, 535 Folsom 
 Gobey Frank, liquors, 228 Sutter 
 
 GOBLE JOHNE, liquors, baths, boats, 
 
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 Godart J architect, 712 Montgomery 
 Godchoux J, real estate broker, 609 Sac 
 Goddard Clark L, dentist, 23 Post 
 Goddard G, bakery, 914 Valencia 
 Go<lemeyer Mrs D, ladies' hairdresser, 
 
 709 Filbert 
 Godeus John D, photographer, 34 Third 
 Godfrey Gravel Mining Co, 309 Cal 
 Godfrey W A H, clothing and furnish- 
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 Godoj' Jose F, atty, 60i Merchant 
 Godsil John, retail wine and liquor deal- 
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 Godscl Timothy O, fruit, 709 Brannan 
 Goe Samuel E, dentist, 26 Montgomery 
 Goecken Herman B, bakery, 511 Third 
 Goedecke L, sausages, tongues, etc, 1322 
 
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 Goehring Adolph, artificial Oowors, 419 
 
 Natoma 
 Goertz A, physician, 423 Sutter 
 Goepel Otto, boots and shoes, 416 Third 
 
 Goepel R, bootmaker, 136 Post 
 Goertzhain H E, butcher, 1103 Leav 
 Goethals C L, sewing machine repairer, 
 
 M8 Mission 
 Goethals G L, mattrasa manufacturer, 
 
 618 Mission 
 Goetjen Bro, grocer, 1319 Sacramento 
 Goctjen H & J, groceries, 1328 Jackson 
 Goetz B, wood and coal, 514 Union 
 Goetz P, liquors, 533 Pacific 
 Goetzo H, grocer, 1523 Webster 
 GoflF Chas P, atty, 606 Montgomery 
 Goff House, 319 Bush 
 GoffT J, propr Goff House, 319 Bush 
 Goger Chaa, tin, iron and coppersmith, 
 
 202 Dupont 
 Gohlinghorst George J, wines, 1520 Mkt 
 Gold Deposit G & S M Co, 309 Cal 
 Gold Lead Gold &, Silver Mining Co, D 
 
 Frankiades secy, 312 California 
 Gold and Silver Refinery, cor Seventh 
 
 and Brannan 
 Gold Stripe Mining Co, 314Mont(Tomory 
 Goldbaum L, cigars, tobacco and money 
 
 broker, NE cor Kearny and Market 
 Goldb';>f D, tailor, cor Leavenworth and 
 
 Washington 
 Ooldbarg M Co, jewelry and loan, 534 
 
 Kearny 
 Goldber^' S, carjxjts, 933 Market 
 Golden Chariot Mining Co, 318 Pino 
 (iolden City Brewery, G Brokle propr, 
 
 1431 Pacific 
 Golden City Chemical Works, Con 
 
 O'Connor pres, cor Seventh and Town- 
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 GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL, D Hart- 
 
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 "GOLDEN ERA,**! weekly), J M Bassett 
 
 propr, 606 Clay 
 Golden Gate Brewery, 717 Greenwich 
 Golden Gate Con Hydraulic Mining Co, 
 
 318 Pine, room 13 
 Golden Gate Flouring Mills, 41 to 49 
 
 First 
 Golden Gate Hotel, L J F Schnutenhaus 
 
 propr, i;i4 Fourth 
 Golden Gate Laundry, cor Sixteenth and 
 
 Valencia 
 Golden Gate Match Factory, Cohen and 
 
 Davis proprs, SE cor Fourteei.'.h and 
 
 Shotwell 
 Golden Gate Mill 8c Mining Co, J J Ap- 
 
 plegato secy, 320 Sansom 
 Golden Gate Mining Co, (Bodie), 328 
 
 Montgomery, room 20 
 Golden Gate Mutuiil Loan Association, 
 
 O Esche secy, 320 Sansom, room 8 
 Golden Gate Plaster Mills, Lucas & Co 
 
 proprs, 215 Main 
 Golden Gate Woolen Manufacturing Co, 
 
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 Goldeu Ophir Mining Co, 309 California 
 
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 Oolden Sierra Mining Co, D F Verdenal 
 
 secy, 327 Pine 
 Golden Star Mining Co, 318 Pine 
 GOLDEN STATE ft MINERS' IRON 
 
 WOKFB, 237 to 257 First 
 Goldou Suk- Gold Mining Co, 702 Market 
 Golden Thomas, undertaker, 1248 Mkt 
 Golden Thomas, broom factory, 109 
 
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 GoUlfi>ih B, merchant, 33 Battery 
 Goldman Isnac, dry goods, 20!) Sanaom 
 Goldman Jacob, grocer, SW cor R R 
 
 and Fourteenth ave 
 Goldman M, stock broker, 310 Moutgy 
 Goldmanu J, butcher, 56 Wiiahiugton 
 Goldmanu & Hon, clothiTig and dry 
 
 goods, 216 Sixteenth 
 Goldmeyer & Son, butchers, 307 Sixth 
 Goldschmidt N, fancy gooda, 468 Sixth 
 Goldsmith B, dry gooils, 001 Market 
 Goldamitli D E, agt Iron Turbin Wind 
 
 Engine, 411) Siiiisom 
 Goldsmith (ieo & Co, 144 Polk 
 Goldsmith I, boots and shoes, 231 Sixth 
 Goldsmith H, dry goods, 4684 Sixth 
 Goldsmitli P G, machinist, 1573 Market 
 Golilsmith S, dress trimminsrs, 250 Third 
 GOLDSMITH W E ft SON. card and 
 
 seat engniver, 26 Montgomery 
 Goldstein Bros, restaurant, 437 Bush 
 GOLDSTEIN ft COHN> importers of 
 
 human hair, wigmakers, etc, 808 Mkt 
 Goldstein il H, propr Novelty Factory, 
 
 125 Sansom 
 Goldstein fc Kernan, job printers, 19 
 
 Belden Place 
 Gold and Stock Tel Co, Geo S Ladd 
 
 pres, 222 Sansom 
 Goldstone B, fancy goods, 901 Market 
 Goldstone C, clothing, 435 Montgomery 
 Goldstone Jacob, dry goods, 926 Diipout 
 Goldstone M, importers and jobbers, dry 
 
 goods and furnishing good, 2 Battery 
 Goldtree Nathan, grain, 27 Battery 
 Goldwater J & Bros, merchants. 111 
 
 Battery 
 Goldwater Max, tailor, 134 Folsom 
 Golly Ambroiso, watclnnaker, 301 Mont- 
 gomery avo 
 GOLLT J B ft CO, publishers, book- 
 sellers, etc, 26 deary 
 Golly Joseph, hairdresser, 1203 Dupont 
 Golly & Uhl, stock brokers, 429 Cal 
 Gomes S, boarding, 40 Commercial 
 Gomez Jaun E, commission merchant, 
 
 30y Clay 
 Goodall, Perkins & Co, agta Pacific 
 
 Coast S S Co, 10 Market 
 Goodell C, hotel, cor Second and Fol- 
 som 
 Gonclaves Manuel, bootmaker, 612 Post 
 Oondouin A, liquors, 36 1| Fourth 
 GOODFELLOW W H, atty at law, 531 
 
 California 
 
 Goodman A, pawnbroker, 414 Koarny 
 Goodman &, Co, gents' furnishing goods, 
 
 cigars and tobacco, 635 Clay 
 Goodman M, tailor, 255 Perry 
 Goodnough A M, pianos and organs, 
 
 24 0'Farrell * 
 
 Goodrich J H, wagonmaker, 110 and 
 
 112 Oregon 
 Goodrich Taylor, wholesale stoves and 
 
 ranges, 22 Geary 
 Goodshaw Min Co, 327 Pine 
 Goodwin C, pork dealer, 32 Centre Mkt 
 Goodwin & Co, furniture, 319 Pine 
 (ioodwin M & Co, wholesale liquors, 407 
 
 Battery 
 Goodyear Rubber Co, R H Pease and 
 
 T M Runyon agts, 577 and 579 Mkt 
 Gordon AS, cooper, 417 Main 
 Gordon & Burke, cigurs and tobacco, 
 
 1012 Market 
 GORDON C P, secy Cal Min Co, 309 
 
 Montgomery, rooms 23 and 24 
 Gordon C W, printer, 320 Samson 
 Gordon & Cory, livery stable, 1015 
 
 Market 
 Gordon & Desmond, fruit, 517 Geary 
 (lordon F Ij, atty, 606 Montgomery 
 Gordon deo F, atty, 38 Nevada block 
 Gordon G VV, attorney, 320 Sansom 
 Gordon & Healy, saloon, Iti Hayes 
 Gordon J, furnishing goods, 611 Mont 
 Gordon James E & Co, wholesale hard- 
 ware, 250 and 252 Market, 12 and 14 
 
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 Gordon Mrs Laura De Force, atty at 
 
 law, 29 Mo)itgomery block 
 Gordf.n R, tailor, 803 Market 
 Gorfiukel William, barber, 412^ Sixth 
 Gorhan) Michael C, grocer, NVV cor 
 
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 GORHAM SHERWOOD F, atty at 
 
 law, 324 Pine, room 18 
 
 Gorla & Mai,'i8tra, liquors, 312 Mont- 
 gomery avenue 
 
 Gorman John, saloon, 100 Hayes 
 
 Gorman M, groceries and liquors, 223 
 Folsom 
 
 Gorom Nelson, sergeant U S Signnl Ser- 
 vice, 42 Merchants' Exchange bldg 
 
 Gorrett Francis, shoemaker, 364 Pacific 
 
 GORRILL C Ht pros and secy Pacific 
 Bridge Co, 4 California 
 
 GORRILL R W, treas Pacifio Bridge 
 Co. 4 California 
 
 Gorsig H, liquors, 113 Davia 
 
 GOSLING GEO N, manufacturers agt, 
 
 ,320 Sansom 
 Goslinsky E& Co, cigar manufr, 219 and 
 
 221 Battery 
 GOSS ft ADAMS* mining machine and 
 
 engine works, 114 and 116 Beale 
 Goss Michael &Co, poultry, 510 Sansom 
 Gossman Annin, fruits, 241 Seventh 
 
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 Ootella & Batista, fruit and vegetables, 
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 Gotta M, wood and coal, cor Larkin 
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 GOTTIO L, pres Gorman Savings & 
 Loan Society, o'iG California 
 
 Gottlieb Louis, bootmaker, 320 Taylor 
 
 Gottlieb M, tailor, 18i) Jessie 
 
 Gottachalk C H, watchmaker and jew- 
 eler, 507 California 
 
 Gough H D, atty at law, 603 Wash 
 
 Goueh Mrs M, groceries, 1016 Bryant 
 
 Gould C G, builder and contractor, 322 
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 Gould Chas A, mining snpt, 413 Montgy 
 
 Gould & Curry Silver Mining Co, 30!» 
 Montgomery 
 
 Gould L K, varieties, 1612 PaciHc ave 
 
 Gould Wm O, m^iager Pacific Mutual 
 Life Ins Co, 512 California 
 
 Goulet Isidore, merchant tailor, 415 
 Montgomery 
 
 Goullette A J & Co, job printers, 811 
 Market 
 
 Goulstone D, fancy goods, 746 Wash 
 
 Gourdon A, plumber and gastitter, 404^ 
 Geary 
 
 Gove A J, North Point Warehouse 
 
 Gove M D, druggist, 2403 Califoriiiii 
 
 Gower & Gilnlan, Pacitic Free Wart- 
 house, NW cor Broadway and Front 
 
 Goy L, watchmaker and jeweler, 339 
 Bush 
 
 Graaff Samuel, pawnbroker, 214 Mont- 
 gomery ave 
 
 ORABER J M> fish, poultry and game, 
 82 to 84 Centre Market, Dupont 
 
 Grabill Geo D, ticket clerk P Coast S S 
 Co, 214 Montgomery 
 
 Gracchi & Baglietto, boat 
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 Grace & Duval, shipping and com mer- 
 chants, 40 California 
 
 Grace H 8, machinist, 3013 Mission 
 
 Grace J W, consul Uruguay and Peru, 
 40 California 
 
 Grace Max, furniture, 333 Sixth 
 
 Gracier Frank, bung and plug factory, 
 sawing and planing mill, 21 1 Mission 
 
 Gracier F J & Frank, agricultural im- 
 plements, 211 Mission 
 
 Gradwohl A, dry goods, 73 Fourth 
 
 ORADWOHL M & CO, (Bay City 
 Packing and Provision Co), San Bruno 
 Koad; meat market (wholesale and 
 retail), Bay City Market, 1146 Mkt 
 Grady M, butcher, 613 Post 
 Grad Carl T, atty at law, 623 Coml 
 Graefner Mark, saloon, 804 Fourth 
 Graf Geo, cixars and tobacco, 12 Leid 
 Graf Geo, chop house, 510 Pine 
 Qad Jacob, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 315 Keamy 
 
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 Graif A, bakery, 722 Lombard 
 
 Graff J S, atty at law, 234 Montgomery 
 
 Graff Louis, horaoshoer, cor R R and 
 
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 Graham B F, mining expert, 408 Cal 
 Graham Jno P, groceries. Twentieth nr 
 
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 GBAHAH & IINGOLN, grocers, 401 
 
 Ilaycs 
 Graham, Lincoln & Daniels, wood and 
 
 coal, 313G.mizh 
 Graham M, milk ranch, SE cor Folsom 
 
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 Graham M A, machinist, 23 Stevenson 
 Graham Wm G, Graham House, 1104 
 
 Market 
 
 GRAINOER WM. mining secy, 211 
 
 Sansom 
 Grail F, liquors, 662 Brannan 
 Gramlich Sebastian, bakery, 245 Third 
 Grand Arcade Market, Sixth bet Shipley 
 
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 Grand Central Market, Market nr Sixth 
 Grand Central Mining Co, 327 Pine 
 
 GRAND HOTEL, Johnson & Co proprs, 
 
 8 to 12 New Montgomery 
 Grand Jules, physician, 101 Dupont 
 <^rand Opera House, N s Mission bet 
 
 Third and Fourth 
 
 rand Opera Market, F Razzetto supt, 
 
 745 to 749 MiHsion and 238 Minna 
 Grand Prize Mining Co, Stock Ex- 
 change bldg 
 Grand Theater (Chinese), Donu Quai 
 
 Tuen proprs, 814 Washington 
 Grand Western Market, 133-iBush 
 Grandjean Chas, engraver and designer, 
 
 208 Sutter 
 Graner & Strohl, hotel, 429 Bush 
 Graney G P, horseshoer, 13 Bclden place 
 Gratifield & Uynes, wood and coal, 1040 
 
 Howard 
 Grange Numn, wholesale liquors, 711 
 
 Sauaom 
 Grangers' Bank of California, Albert 
 
 Mont[>enicr cashier and manager, 42 
 
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 Grangers' Business Association, D Inman 
 
 manager, 106 Davis * 
 
 Granniss (i W, real estate, 628 Montgy 
 Granncchi Salvatore, butcher, 314 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 Grant D W & Co, gen com merchants 
 
 and agricultural implements. 111 
 
 Washington 
 Grant Franklin, lumber, 20 Spear 
 Grant G W, shipsmith, 13 Spear 
 Grant John, marble works, 129 Town- 
 send 
 Grant John, carpenter and builder, 200 
 
 Seventh 
 Grant Mrs J T, branch bakeiy, 510 
 
 Fourth 
 
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 Grant V, groceries, N£ cor Fifteenth 
 
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 Grant ft Smith, hay and grain, 1141 
 
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 OSANT THOMAS C. gen agt North 
 British k Mercantile Ins Co, German- 
 American Ins Co, 213 Sansom 
 Granz H, furniture factory, 617 and 619 
 
 Brannan 
 Graea C B, liquors, SEoor Fourth and 
 
 Mission 
 Grass F, boots and shoes, 8 and 14^ 
 
 Fourth 
 Grassclly E, laundry, 916 Powell 
 GrasshoffF, carpenter, 1510 Powell 
 Graul F, bootmaker, 1806 Market 
 GRAVE B & CO, carriage and wagon- 
 maker, 421 and 423 Pucilio 
 Graves ' — , brass instrument repairer, 
 
 434 Kearny 
 Graves G E, liquors, 425 Pacific 
 Graves H T, secy Masonic S & L 
 
 Bank, G Post 
 Graves Mrs M, confectioner, SE cor 
 
 Bush and Devisadero 
 Grav es O rmond F, contractor, 24 Fol 
 GRAVES B K, mining, 406 Montgy 
 (iravus \V H, merchant, 310 Pine 
 
 GRAVES W J & WM, attys at law, 
 
 '_'30 Montgomery 
 GRAVES WALKER C, atty at law, 
 
 8 Montgomery avo, rm 4 
 Graves \Vm H, capitalist, 310 Pine 
 Gravior A, fruit and vegetables, 
 
 and 54 Centre Market 
 Gray Mrs A, lodgings, 136 Sixth 
 Gray A M, carpenter, O'Farrell 
 
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 Gray & Conger, fruiters, 539 O'Far- 
 rell 
 Gray Edward P, agt Phoenix Mutual 
 
 Life Ins Co, 318 Montgomery 
 Gray Giles H, atty at low, 530 Cal 
 GRAT & HAVEN, attys at law, 530 
 
 Califomia, rm 6 
 Gray J D, bronze monuments, 23 Fifth 
 
 GRAY MATTHIAS, music and musi 
 cal instruments and agt for Steinway 
 Pianos, 117 Post 
 
 GRAT N & CO, undertakers, 641 
 Sacramento 
 
 Gray Peter J, pastor St Patrick's Cathe- 
 dral, 744 Mission 
 
 Gray Wm, varieties and liquors, SE cor 
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 Gray W Jr, liquors, SE oor Folsom and 
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 Grayson Geo W, capitalist, 23 Stook 
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 Great Blue Gravel Range G Min Co, 45 
 ^erchaats^ BxchaQge bldg 
 
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 Great Eastern S Min Co, 310 Pine 
 Groat Western Quicksilver Min Co, 314 
 
 Montgomery 
 OREATHOUSE & BLANDING, attys 
 
 at law, 324 Pine, rms 18 to 21 
 
 OREATHOUSE C R.atty at law, 324 
 
 Pino, rm 18 
 Greeley k ConnoU, blacksmiths, 108 
 
 Jessie 
 Greeley F W, S F 4 Oakland Express, 
 
 3 Market 
 Green Alonzo, wharfinger Washintrton 
 
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 Green Mrs Annie, milliner, 1003 Mission 
 Green AT, commission, 204 California 
 Green Kdmond, mining, 314 Montgy 
 Green Geo W B, liquors, 38 Sixth 
 Green G A; 8 Min Co, 8 S F Stock Ex- 
 change bldg 
 Green G & S M Co, John Crockett secty 
 
 203 Bush 
 Green Harris, clothing, 505 Davis 
 Green J J, stockbroker, 328 Montgy 
 Green Jno C, coflFeo saloon, 8 Jackson 
 Green M, boots and shoes, 810 Valencia 
 Green M F, groceries. Fell & Laguna 
 Green Mountain G Min Co, 314 Montgy 
 Green R H & Co, carpenters, 2123 Miss 
 Green & Seller, manufrs boys clothing, 
 
 689 Market 
 Green T, physician, 10 Third 
 Green Tree House, Louis Lang 20 Page 
 Green T W, fruit, 105 Ninth 
 Green Wm, rif;fger, 26 Howard 
 Green Wm, furniture, 211 Ellis 
 (Jreen & Foley, liquors, 246 Third 
 Grecnbaum L & Co, stockbrokers, 306 
 
 Montcomery 
 GREENBERG & CO, proprs Eagle 
 
 Brass Foundry and Finishing Works, 
 
 205 Fremont 
 GREENBERG HENRT, real estate 
 
 agent, 306 Montgomery 
 Greenman J F, mining, 320 Sansomo 
 (ireeno &, Co, stock brokers, 314 Mont 
 Gtecne H A & Co, stockbrokers, 314 
 
 Montgomery 
 Greene John E, liquors, 222 Fourth 
 Greene Michael F, liquors, 50O Fell 
 Greene Thos, wood and coal, 242 7th 
 
 GREENEBAT7M & CO, autioneersand 
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 Greenebaum, Helbing k Co, stockbrok- 
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 GREENEBATJM, SACHS & FREE- 
 
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 furnishing goods, 524 and 526 Market 
 and 23 and 25 Sutter 
 Greenhalgh Jno H,plumber,6 Broadway 
 Greenough C C, coffee saloon, 831 Kear 
 Greenwood Geo, liquors, 124 Fifth 
 Greenwood Henry, butcher, 1729 Mkt 
 Greenwood L, fumitore, 94 Foarth 
 
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 OREFFE & TANBON. (successors to 
 Geo Fischer), Ceutenniul Chair Fac- 
 tory, furniture and cabinet makers, 
 new patent rockers, Turkish frames 
 and lounges a specialty, 141 and 143 
 Froelon near Fourth, and 560 Brannan 
 
 Oreg /l Co, sawdust and sand, 410 Main 
 
 Qreget Leopold, French nursery, SE cor 
 Franklin and (•reenwich 
 
 OBEGOIBE LOUIS & CO, foreign and 
 educational books and stationery, 
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 OREGOEY A P & CO. Pacitio Ma 
 chine Depot, 2 and 4 California 
 
 OREGORT & LIEBSCHITTZ res 
 
 taurant, SE cor Pino and Mont;?omery 
 Greif ft Armann, barbers and baths, 636 
 
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 Greiner Fred, groccrieji, NW cor Sixth 
 
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 Grelis Joliu W, liquors, 208 Bush 
 Gremke Henry, grocer, S£ cor Michigan 
 
 and Shasta 
 Grenewald B M, laundry, 35 Turk 
 Groninger D, tinsmith and plumber, 542 
 
 Fourth 
 
 GRENNAN JOHN, soda supt, no 
 
 Tyler 
 Grentz Joseph, tailor, 1319 Pacific 
 Grenz Chas, restaurant, NE cor Sixth 
 
 and Clementina 
 Grey C V, iitty at law, 604 Merchant 
 Greyhounit Mdl &, Min Co, 313 Montgy 
 ORlES FREDKt wine and liquors, NE 
 
 cor Howard anil Beale 
 GRIESINOER R, stockbroker, 503 
 
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 Griesser Ad, cisjars and tobacco, 321 San 
 
 GRIFFIN & CO. manufra and import 
 
 ing grocers, 405 Fronti 
 Griffin J D, bciat builder, 239 Steuart 
 Griffin M, grocery, NE cor Fulton and 
 
 Buchanan 
 Griffin M S, saloon, 2239 Geary 
 Griffin P, liquors, cor O'FarrcU and tto- 
 
 viaadcro 
 Griffith I) H, hotel, 218 Broadway 
 Griffith Miss E & J, dressmakers, 412 
 
 Geary 
 Griffith E<lgar M, physician, SE cor 
 
 Montgomery ave and Union 
 Griffith John B, house painter, 216 
 
 Wa8hina[ton 
 Griffith Miller, manager tug boats Good- 
 all, Perkins & Co, 10 Market 
 Griffiths Allen V, dentist, 400 Geary 
 Griffiths Jno H, mining sec, 417 Cal 
 Grim A K, mining, 331 Montgomery 
 Grimes Geo T, secty Masonic Hall Ass'n, 
 
 NW cor Montgomery and Post 
 Grimes John ,C, shoemaker, 803 Folsom 
 
 Grimm A, roofer and plumber, 230 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 Grimm A, barber, Lick House 
 Grimm Fred'k W, liquors, 776 Market 
 GRIMM HENRT. Arion Saloon, NE 
 
 cor South and Kearny 
 Grinbaum M S & Co, com merchaQts,214 
 
 California 
 Grisar E & Co, wool graders and pack- 
 ers, cor Fifth and Townsend 
 Grisclle Miss E, physician, 432 Snttor 
 Griswold & Berry, carriage painters, 837 
 
 Folsom 
 Grinwold W F, dentist, 6 O'Farrell 
 Gri8v.old W N, physician, 116 Eddy 
 Groben Henry, restaurant, cor R R and 
 Tenth aves 
 
 "GROCER AND C0T7NTRT MER 
 
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 lishers, 405 Dupont 
 
 GROCERS PROTECTIVE UNION, 
 
 M Leisen manager, 605 Clay 
 
 Grodhaus Mrs C, fancy work, 30 Frank- 
 lin 
 Groeper G, liquors, 16^Iarket 
 
 Groezingor G, growers of and dealers in 
 Cal wines and brandies, NW oir Pine 
 and Battery 
 GrofFman Chas P, tinsmith, 5 Clay 
 Grogan Alex, real estate, 705 Sunsom 
 Grogan Mrs J A, lodgings, 865 Market 
 Grogan M T, horseshoer, 833 Geary 
 Grogan & Anstett, proprs Lafayetto 
 
 Brewery, 727 Groen 
 Gros Alfred, druggist NW cor Washing- 
 ton and Kearny and 111 Dupont 
 Grosbauer John, saloon, 2 and 4 Leides- 
 
 dorfif 
 Grosbauer J F, groceries, SE cor Fell 
 
 and Gough 
 Gross A P, millwright, 51 Fremont 
 Gross David, merchant, 103 Sansom 
 Gross Frank W, clerk supreme court, 
 
 640 Clay 
 GROSS G, physician, 319 Kearny 
 Gross P H, tailor, 529 Montgomery ave 
 Grosse Elkan, bootmaker, 406 Jackson 
 
 GROSSETTA MARTIN, propr Ari- 
 eona Chop House, 527 Commercial 
 
 Grossini N, marble works, 1049 Market 
 Grosskurth August, grocer, 1329 Dupont 
 
 Grosskurth Wilhelm, dairy produce, 1329 
 
 Dupont 
 Grossman Mnrx, glazier, 617 California 
 Grosso C, blacksmith, 31 Clark 
 Groto H P, groceries, 2230 Geary 
 Groth D, gi'ocer, NW cor Sutter and 
 
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 Groth & Eggers, groceries, 534 O'Farrel 
 
 Grovanni, Grampoli k Co, wood and 
 coal, 998 and 910 Stockton 
 
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 Orover H, bootmaker, 24 Stockton 
 Grover S B, oarpouter, Itfl? California 
 Grover Wm A, physician, 80!) Market 
 Groves 11 M, capitalist, 400 Montgomery 
 Grubo Max, stationery, JMOTliird 
 Gruber Ailam, butcher, 40J Union 
 Grul)er Joseph, furiiituio, 12:{7 Mission 
 G rubers Mrs, oyster saloon, ItJOSJ Stock 
 Gruen & Vo^relsanjj, ealoon, 142 Fourth 
 
 and 215 Third 
 GRUENHAOEN C H, propr S F Wire 
 
 Works, UOU Mi:i8ion 
 Grunbaum Honry, merchant, 108 San 
 Grundel Frank, li((Uoni, 77 Stevenson 
 
 QBUNDEL JULIUS G, ivory turner, 
 carver and meerschaum pipe maker, 
 81 li Market 
 Grundics John, restaurant, 15 Pacific 
 Grunor F, watchmaker, 8-48 Washington 
 
 Guittard Omer, |{lovo factory, 60S Mkt 
 Gulf of C d Navigation and Express Co 
 
 •toamer line, G Andrado agent, 724 i 
 
 Market 
 Gulilfoilu J J, harnosi, 2(i Mission 
 Gullixson Honry V & Co, carpets, oil 
 
 cloths, 0;JO Market 
 OUMP S & 0> manufrs and importers 
 
 mirrors, window cornices, picture 
 
 frames, 5S1 nnd 083 Market 
 Guniportz & Spamer, piinters, Wl Bush 
 (iuniilach Jacob (i, liquors, 007 Wash 
 OUNDLACH J & GO. producers Cal 
 
 wines an<l liquors, HK cor Mkt and 2d 
 Gunn Hu^h, butcher, 717 Howard 
 Gunn & Medland, laundry, 018 Folsom 
 (junn Stephen, upholsterer, 7ol Folsom 
 Gunn Wm J, real estate aatent, 410 Mont 
 (iunnison A .1, atty, 325 Mont<^omeiy 
 Gunnison A 11, gen agt Commurcial Ins 
 
 Co of Cal, 105 California 
 Gunnison & Booth, attys at law, 325 
 
 Montj{omery 
 
 Guadagno L, hairdresser, 030 Broadway 
 
 <;uallard Petro, grocer, 1420 Dupont 
 
 Guardian Assurance Co, (of hondin),^'""^*^ *' A, H;»vana cigars. 211 Kearny 
 
 Wm J Sanders a^t. 400 Ji California i Cuuter August, grocer, N W cor Fillmore 
 Guatemala Gaa Light Co, J no Crockett! '^"'l Herman 
 
 socty, 8 Stock Exchange building 
 
 Gubrolo Franciico, tador, 01 1 Vallejo 
 Gudeiius F, grocer, 310 Dupont 
 Gudelhus Ch, liquors, 112 Drumm cor 
 
 Commercial 
 Guedet E F, tish market, 1515 Dnpont 
 Guenin Felix, bakery, '.510 Dupont 
 (luerimand Mmo Al[)hou, florist, 522 
 
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 Guerin John, wood and coal, 412 O'Farj 
 Guerin M, boots and shoes, 315 Bush I 
 Guerin PS, agt S F & X P K l\ steamers, 
 
 VV.;shii>gton St Wharf 
 Guict-.y; Francois, pork packer, 230 4th 
 Guide Publish 'g Co, publishers of *• Tlie 
 
 Guid-!,"521 Clay 
 Guierolo (Jiovanne, fruits, 453 Fourth 
 Guilfoyle J J, harneasmaker, 2037 Miss 
 Guignard Jno, jeweler, 5 Sixth 
 Guigiie C Ue, agt Comptoird' Eocomptc 
 
 de Paris, 401 California 
 Guillaume Hotel, Ilambaud & Martin, 
 
 721 Pacific 
 Guillet Chas, French confectionery, 200 
 
 Second 
 Guillie Nicholas, lodgings, 438 Broadway 
 (tuinasso & Ferrogitiro, wood and coal, 
 
 506 and 508 Green 
 GuinassoG, groceries, NE cor Dupont 
 
 and Green 
 Guinaw John, fanc^ goods, 320 16th 
 Guintiniva C, liquors, 412 Broadway 
 
 OUISTI JOE, oyster saloon and restau- 
 rant, 105 California Market 
 
 Guittard E & Co, coffee, spices, clioco- 
 lato, tc IS, yeast powder, 405 and 407 
 Sansom 
 
 Gurnee Clinion, atty at law, 30!5 Pine 
 Gurnett A G & Co, stock brokers, 310 
 
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 Gurnett W J, mining secy, 310 Cal 
 Gusen Mrs M, books and stationery, 158 
 
 Se(!ond 
 Gusman D, barber, 1053 Market 
 Gusmani S, fish, 405 Merchant 
 (iutbisrlet J, boots and shoos, 516 Wash 
 Gutiurrcz C, real estate and mining, 402 
 
 Moiit'^om'^ry 
 GUTMANN BEOS, com merchants, 
 
 202 Siinsom 
 Gutta Pereha and Rubber Maaufg Co, 
 
 501 Market 
 Gutte & Frank, insurance agts, 307 Cal 
 Gntte I, shipping and com merchant, 
 
 307 California 
 Guttman Samuel, slipper manufr, 522 
 
 Pacific 
 (ruy John, shoe manufr, 106 Dupont 
 Gwin Mining Co, 3015 Pine, room 11 
 (twin AVin M Jr, mining, 300 Pino 
 Gysin t Mollis, hardware, 100 Japksou 
 
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 Haaf Jacob, contractor, 516 Kearny 
 
 HAAEE CHAS Ht restaurant, 337 
 Bush 
 
 Haake & Dicdricks, groceries, liquors, 
 SE cor Eddy and Leavenworth 
 
 Haake & Hagedorn, groceries, 8E cor 
 Bryant and Rincon Place 
 
 HAAS BBOS, importers wholesale gro- 
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 Haus Jul, physician, 305 Kearny 
 Haas Morris, tailor, 802 Larkiu 
 Haaso Herman, liquors, cor Harrison 
 
 and Spear and cor Spear and i?"yant 
 Haber F A, stock broker, 421 California 
 Habcr Henry, beer hall, 417 }3u3li 
 Habergartena James, lunch house, SOS 
 
 Dupout 
 HaberllngJ C, liquors, 110 Dupont 
 Hack & Bogt^B, liquors, NE cor Green- 
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 Hiich C, liquors, 5)14 Market 
 Hachmeister Chas, fruit, 418 Third 
 Hackberry JSuuth Miiiiiig Co, 1502 Mont 
 Hacke C, groceries, 810 Sacramento 
 Hacker 15, candy mauufr, 812 Market 
 and 128 Third 
 
 HACKETT & DEAN, dentists, 126 
 
 Kearny, room 11 
 Hackmtiiir Adam, hotel, 510 Bush 
 Hadley D L, hay, grain, wood coal, 1704 
 
 Hadiey F W, stock broker, S F Stock 
 
 Exchange Building '.i-i Pino 
 Hadley Walter, hairdresser, 262 Third 
 Haesloo)) D, hotel, NE cor Jackson and 
 
 Drumm 
 Haflner (J W, engraver, Geary 
 Haft E E, atty, 507 Montgomery 
 H.igau .las, wood .and coal, 42'.> Third 
 Hagan J J, tailor, 83'J Valencia 
 Hagan John, wholesale fruits, 419 and 
 
 421 U'itshiugton 
 Hagan & Manheim, note brokers an i 
 
 ins agts, .SI 6 Calif orniu 
 Hagans G W, music pulilisher, 532 Clay 
 Hageman & Ha(iuette, li juors, 5 Kearny 
 
 and 12 (leary 
 Hageman \Vm, liquors, t)27 Merchant 
 Hagemaim Chas, butelier, 1117 Mission 
 Hagemann I'hilip, bakery, '.i'20\ Fifth 
 Hagen Henry, grocer, SE cor Duncan 
 
 and Sanchez 
 Hagan J J, tailor, S',V.) Valencia 
 Hagcnow Mrs L, physician, 1221 Miss 
 Hager ( Jeorge, liquors, 605 Commereial 
 Hagtjr .lohn S, atty at law, Palace Hotel 
 Haggeity Jolin, jjleater. 1) Geary 
 Hagerup F C, silk and wool dyer, 148 
 
 Third 
 Haggin .Tas B, .atty, 49 Nevada Block 
 Haggin J B, physician and surgeon, 235 
 
 Kearny 
 HAGGWT LOUIS T, atty at law, 309 
 
 Montgomi-ry 
 
 HAOOIN & TEVISt capitalists and 
 attys at law, ."09 Montgomery, rm 51 
 Hagler & Keuerleber, lifjuors, 925 Kear 
 H.ivuian John, tailor, '2',V2 Bush 
 Hagstrom H 1*, carriage trimmer, 128 
 O'Farrell 
 
 Hague J.'is D, mining engineer, 240 M(mt 
 Hahn A & Co, blacksmith, 14 Broadway 
 Halin Bros & Co, importers dry goods, 
 
 1 Sutter 
 HAHN FRANCIS J, cigar mauufr, 
 
 •.:00 McAllister 
 Hahn Mrs H, fancy gr^ods, 124 Ke.arny 
 Hahn Uobert C, furnishing goods, 1003 
 
 M.arket 
 Hahn Seligmann, wholesale liquor com, 
 
 123 California 
 Halm Wilhelm, bakery, MO Ninth 
 Hahn William, .artist, 240 Montgomery 
 Hahnemann A, baker, 980 Harrison 
 llaiue .^osiph, physici.in, 415 Sutter 
 Haight Ge(/rge W, atty .at law, £07 San 
 Haiglit House, I'atriek Biggins propr, 
 
 6'..'2 Brannan 
 HAIGHT ROBT & CO, com mehts 
 
 and produce dealers, 1:26 I'ront 
 Hain Edw.ird, hairdresser, 1206 Polk 
 Haines J 1>, propr electric pen writer, 
 
 lOS Loidosdortf 
 Hais F .1, pork packer, 46 Grand Cen- 
 tral Market 
 Haker & Hinz, imprs nullinery goods, 
 
 545 Market 
 HAKES F, atty .at law, 313 Cal 
 Halo and Norcross Silver Mining Co, 
 
 309 Montgomery, room 58 
 Halu & I'aehoeo, stock brokers, 317 
 
 Montgomery 
 Hale W F, physician, 520 Kearny 
 Halo Wni, atty at hvx, 531 Calitoriiiii 
 HALEY C S» physician and surgeon, 
 
 12'v', Fourth 
 HALEY & EDSON, Custom House 
 
 brokers and proprs Terrace B.tths, 
 
 .")04 Battery 
 HALEY Ji liquors, NE cor (Jrcen and 
 
 Stockton 
 •H;dey .Ino M, physician, SW cor Turk 
 
 and I/iguna 
 HALEY K. grocer, 326 Bro.odway 
 Haley Wm, hoots and shoes, Twi;nty- 
 
 sixth and Bartlett 
 Halk iMrs it H, dressmaker, 225 16th 
 Halkett W, carriagemaker, 36 H.ayes 
 Hall Alex ]), fruit and vegetables, cor 
 
 Ootavia and Oak 
 H:dl & Charles, stock brokers, 327 Pino 
 HALL C I & CO. fv.edmill,310 Town- 
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 HALL CHAS R, piano numufacturer, 
 
 12 Tyler 
 Hall, V ur.i.i & Co,carpet8 and oil cloths, 
 
 230 Bush 
 Hall E F & Co, stock brokers, 410 Cal 
 Hall E M, mining secy. Stock Exchange 
 Hall F, atty at law, 519 Montgomery 
 
 HALL FRANCIS, leather finding and 
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 1171 
 
 HALL JOHK C, atty at law, 240| 
 Montgomery I 
 
 HALL J V. propr Sacramento Boiler 
 Works, marine, stationnry and port- 
 able boilers, 214 and 216 Beale \ 
 Hall & Kearney, saloon, 017 Mont^y I 
 Hall & Laclunau, carpets, ntc, IIG !Sut 
 Hall Italph, cigars, 11284 J-'olsom 
 Hall 11 B, physician, 1415 Stockton I 
 HALL R B & CO, detectives, (see 
 advertisement under business headin^j;), I 
 6S2 Market ; 
 Hall's Safe & TiOck Co, C B Parcoll;) 
 raanaser, 20 and 2\'A California , 
 Hall S H, physician, 517 I'ine | 
 Hall Mrs 8 K, confectionery, 18 Fourth 
 Hall T D, clocks and watches, .17 Sixth 
 Hall Winslow, contractor, 424 Ellis 
 Hallad J, fjrocery, cor Folsoni .vul Fre i 
 
 HALLETTO G.H'in"'". i:< ^"''^ \ 
 
 HALLIDIE, A S, manufacturer •vvire.j 
 
 wire rope and cnJli'SS wire tramway, i 
 
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 Hallidy Jno, fruit, MV^ Market i 
 
 Halprunner W S, chiropodii/t, (') Y.My 
 
 Halsty Abraham, mining 8ccj, 'll4Munt 
 
 Halscy (Jhas K, judge of superior court! 
 
 No 10, 628 Mont'^'omevy | 
 
 Halsev H }1, artist, (5 Kddy. 
 
 HALSEY MICHAEL, grocer, :^2g' 
 
 Jiroad\>';ty i 
 
 Halt;m cS: Horscn, carriage maker,?, 715 
 
 Folsom 
 Hamberg-Amoricau Faekct Co, Henry! 
 
 Balxer & Co agts, 20'.» Saiisom j 
 
 Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co, 
 
 425 Ciiliforiiia 
 ILnnburg Mrs W \V & Co, hotel, 220^ 
 
 and 222 Pacilio 
 
 HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG INSUR- 
 ANCE CO, 'M~ Cidifornia 
 Hinnbur^ Mining Co, 401 Cal, rm 4 
 Handnirj;h & Bro, clotliiuL', 60 Third 
 Hi.Diflin Louis, physician, f/lO Bdwy 
 HAMILL JOHN E, notary pid.liu and 
 comniisBioiur of deeds for Orof;on, 
 N«'vada, Colorado, Arizona, \Vanhiug- 
 ton and Utah Territories, 321> Mont- 
 gomery 
 Hamilton & Burke, liquors, Hlinos nr 
 
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 HAMILTON, CHAS. carpenter, 445 
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 HAMILTON. GOLDSTONE & CO, 
 
 mining brokers and ass.iycrs, 214 
 Sanaom 
 Hamilton & Jackson, artists, 6 Eddy 
 Hamilton Jos, liquoi-s, 802 Hansom 
 Hamilton Jno Rao, ins agt, 210 Sansom 
 HAMILTON J W, brokers and us- 
 
 sayers, 214 Sansom 
 Hamilton k McMuIleii, liquors, 1 Mor- 
 ton 
 
 Hamilton Mill & Mining Co, SOI* Mont 
 Hamlin L, boots and shoes, 635 How 
 Hammam Baths, Dr A M Loryea pronr. 
 
 11 and ISDupont 
 Hannnerschmidt J, b;irber, 610 Laguna 
 Hannner L K, agt Chickering pianos, 23 
 
 iJupout 
 Hanunoud A C, secy United liand Asso- 
 ciation, 401 California, rms 7 and 8 
 
 HAMMOND H T. notary public and 
 attorney at law, :iO'.) Montgomery, 
 rooms 1() iind 17 
 
 HAMMOND H T, atty at saw, .IIS 
 I'ino 
 
 Hammond J, millwri'dit and enciineer. 
 
 20:) .Market 
 HaMimouil \V H, jihysician, 765 How 
 Hanimctnd & Wliite, laniulry. Th:r- 
 
 teentli bet Folsom ami Howard 
 Hammond Wm, physician and surgeon, 
 
 85',t Mission 
 H.-innnond Wm, tailors' trimmincrs, 320 
 
 PoHt 
 Hammond Wm A, watchmaker and 
 
 jowclcr, 1 Sixtl\ 
 
 HAMMOND & WRIGHT, attys at 
 
 law, .'^O.) .Moiitvonn'ry 
 Hampshire (ico, cij^nrs,' 731 Davis 
 H ana Fit, Ljrocer, XF corner Twenty- 
 
 foui'th and Bryant 
 llaubury .1 T, furniture, G'.t Fourth 
 Himcock k Kilso, coutractorf, 335 Mont 
 Hancock Samuel, Nevada House, 132 
 
 Sixth 
 Hand .fohu S, tailor, 314 Kearny 
 Haudbine J C B, sign and carriage 
 
 painter, 2!) Videncia 
 Handler ,1. bakery, 22;t Fifteenth 
 Handy LN o: Ci>, coopers and gen com 
 
 agents, 32 Clay 
 llaney W W, licjuors, 221 Sacramento 
 HanjeslO Henry, cigaitf, .305 California 
 .Hanks Hi'ury C, chemist and assaycr, 
 
 6 lit Minti'oincry 
 HANKS M W & CO, rubber stamps, 
 
 l.'<7 Montgiimi'i'y 
 Hanli'y .lohn, fam.'v good;<, 1313 Stock 
 Ilanlcy & Snow, wholesale grocers, 126 
 
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 Hanlon Chas F, atty, 310 Fine, nns32 
 
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 Hanlon F, groceries, 747 Brunnan 
 
 HANLY GEO T & CO, importers of 
 tea, manufrs of cofloe, 8{)iee8, yeast 
 powders, tlavoring extracts, 214 Sac- 
 mmcnto a nd 022 M.arket 
 
 Hanly .lohn, dry goods, 1313 Stockton 
 1 Hanna A W, atty at law, 628 Moutgy 
 
 Hanna Ccorgc, hay, grain and feed, 859 
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 Hannis & Stilwoll, builderB, 1 704 Sac 
 Hanchcn Henry, H^uora, 800 Moutgy 
 Hans Geo H, groceries, NVV cor Chest- 
 nut and Dupont 
 Haas W, grocer, 1800 Stockton 
 Hans^en A, liquors, S\V cor Montgomery 
 
 ave and Kearny 
 Hansen A & M, sawing and planing 
 
 mill. Main bet Mission and Howard 
 Hansen C R & Co, employment office, 
 
 626 Clay 
 Hansen V C, cigars and tobacco, S\V 
 
 cor Jackson and East 
 Hansen Geo J, grocer, SE cor Polk and 
 
 Turk 
 Hansen Louis, harness and saddlery, 528 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 Hansen M & A, door, sash, et j, 1 18 Mnin 
 Hansen Peter, hay, grain, wood and 
 
 coal, cor Railroad and Seventh aves 
 Hansen & Peterson, restaurant, 644 4th 
 Hanson, Akerson & Co, lumlier, pier 1 1 
 
 Stewart 
 Hanson & Borgward, boots and shoes, 
 
 1108 Market 
 Hanson & Co, butchers, 928 Post 
 Hanson F, butcher, 1 1 and 12 Cal Mkt 
 Hanson John, wood and coal, 127 Ninth 
 Hanson J P, carpenter and builder, 1 502 
 
 Stockton 
 
 Hanson, Kichl & Co, liquors, 103 Sutter 
 Hanson Richard & Co, block and pump 
 
 makers, 9 Spear 
 Happy Valley Min Co, 330 Pine, rm IS 
 Haque S, fruit, cor Sac and Stockton 
 Harlior Commissioners (State Board of), 
 
 J A MfClelland secy, 10 (-'alifornia 
 Harbor View Soap Co, Heihnann IJros, 
 
 12 California, factory 70S Bnmnan 
 Harbor I'olice Station, 522 Davis 
 H;ircombe A \V, atty at law, 606 Mont 
 Hardcastle Geo, dentist and uiagnati/,cr, 
 
 :{1 ?:dfiy 
 Harde '5, licjuors, SE cor Fourth and 
 
 Hrann.-in 
 IT,:- i' iliiii'Lih 1, i)lanin;j: mill, l.'U Main 
 
 HA JliiEHBERGH J R, prcs Cai i:ict 
 
 l,i/i)t « , 6 Kddy 
 
 fAXDER PETER, liquors, 7 Market 
 j( mIii' l> k (Jii. oarjiets and oil cloths, 
 
 Tir. M.irkft 
 H. / (iriian k Tiemay, wood and coal, 7 10 
 
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 HMr.briL' .1 W, atty at law, 7(M Montgy 
 
 HARDING SAML C. law and collcc- 
 
 l<;'tion ofhof, (i48 Wi^hin^tou 
 Hiifilware B'Kinl of Ti h; of San Fran- 
 ce., V(ri Market 
 Hardy I'y^iij F, i)hysician, 20 Twelfth 
 Hardy .f i', atty at law, 6'J.^ Montgomery 
 Hanly I/>weli .1, atty .it law, 216 San 
 Har<Iy O II, pr<!« Haidy Powder Co, 211 
 Sansom 
 
 HARDT POWDER CO, B Hardy 
 
 pres, Henry Cluskey secly, A'^-l Cal 
 Hare Charles, ship-chandler, 326 8poar 
 Hare Patrick, liquors, 140 Fifth 
 
 HARKNESS & DUXAND, attys at 
 
 law, 7 Montgomery avo 
 Harkness H M, atty, 7 Montgomery ave 
 Hurley Chas & Co, jank, 114 Davis 
 Harman Mrs E J, hair 8toro,324i Hayes 
 Harmon Mrs E .1, hair and dressmaking 
 
 parlors, 313 Sixth 
 Harmon A K I', capitalist, 203 Busli 
 Harmon E, t;>ilor, 24J Dupont 
 Harmon & (Jalpine atsys, 402 Mongy 
 Harmon Jno B, atty, 40"J Montgomiiry 
 Harmon 1 IT lumber, pier 13 Stenart 
 Harms H, wood and coal, 501 Brantiaii 
 Harued J AM, real estate, 631 Sao 
 Harney \Vm, notary public, 410 Cal 
 Harold Chas, meat market, 704 Battery 
 Harper & Co, Oakland & S F Express, 
 
 313 East 
 Haiijer Jlargaret, boots and shoes, lif- 
 
 tei/iith iKit P & Q, South S F 
 Harpham < Seorge E, attorney at law, 302 
 
 Montgomery 
 
 HARRIGAN J J, secty "The Daily 
 Exeiiange" Pub Co, 306 Montgomery 
 Harrington G M Co, 324 Pine 
 Harrini'ton Rev J F, propr "The Moni- 
 tor," (weekly), 622Cl.».y 
 HARRINGTON JOHN, liquors, 510 
 
 Pino 
 Harris A, bootm.akcr, 206 Sjicramcnto 
 Harris Mrs A, fancy goods, oOOGrovo 
 Harris B & Son, stationers and wrap- 
 ping pyper, 2 IJattery 
 Harris Bros, wholesale cigars, 313 Bat 
 Harris Bros, importers of tobac and 
 
 manufrs of cigars, 318 Battery 
 Harris ("has, tailor, 502 Saeranieiito 
 Harris Chas, cigar manufrs, 414 Sac 
 Harris D, house mover, 916 Geary 
 Harris E T, saloon, 310 Fourth 
 Harris I'' W, poultry, 32 Grand Central 
 
 Market 
 Harris Flyshaker, (clothing, 810 Dupont 
 Harris Herman, tailor, hf32 l*'ilhnoro 
 Harris I, slioemaker, .■)02 I'.ioilic 
 Harris J & Co, trunk makers, NE cor 
 
 Kearny k Market 
 HARRIS J A, attorney, 59 Montgoui- 
 
 ii-y I)lock 
 Harris .lames, blacksmith, 5 Beale 
 Harris .las & Co, patent iron harrow fac- 
 tory, 5 lieale 
 Harris.! 1'', confectionery etc, 500(}rovo 
 Harris J H, figt Univer.-'ity of Califor- 
 nia Land r>epartn-ent, 310 Pine, nn IJG 
 Harris M, clothing, 323 Paeilic 
 H.irris M & Bro, clothing, 613 Davis 
 Harris, Oswald & Noble, locksmithsand 
 bellhangers, 208 Leidesdorff 
 
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BUSINESS PENMANSHIP 
 
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 Harris R, painter and whitener, 170i) 
 
 Sacramento 
 Harris It W, livery stable, 807 Montgy 
 Harris S, cigars, toys and 8tationery,402 
 
 Fourth 
 Harris S, clothing and f ujiiishing goods, 
 
 nOStouart 
 Harris W & Co, clothiers, 809 and 811 
 
 Kearny 
 Harris W H, agent Hong Kong and 
 
 Shanghai Banking Corporation, 4!:8 
 
 California 
 Harris VV H, banking agent, 223 Cal 
 Harrison & Co, gen merchants, 413 Cal 
 Harrison & Dickson, match factory, 210 
 
 Sacramento 
 Harri3on D J, liquors, NW cor Sansom 
 
 imtl Merchant 
 Harrison John, liquors and ci^^ars, cor 
 
 Kearny and Montgomery ave 
 Hiirrison Jiilin, li(iuor8, NVV cor Sutter 
 
 and Diipimt 
 Harrison.) W, com merchant, 204 Cal 
 Harrison IJol)t, atty, 430 California 
 HarrisDn \V(i, (H & Co), general agent 
 
 Tham s & Mersey (Marine) Ins Co, of 
 
 l,iv«'rpool, 413 (.'alifornia 
 
 HARRISON WM P. propr "Hotel 
 
 (Jazette," olS Sacramento 
 Ha-risoii llalph C, atty, 2.30 Mont(j;y_ 
 Harrold .James, commi!4 merchant, 52(i 
 
 Front 
 Ilarrold ,lohn, Kmpiro Brewery, 170 
 
 Harshall Ocrson, tailoi, 2.30 Third 
 Har-fhall Cns, merchant t.ilor, oS Tliird 
 Harahaw Mining Co, \Vni liCtts Oliver 
 
 secty, 328 Montgmner^' 
 HARSY GEO, bowling alley aaloop 
 
 ami billiards, .lackson and K.-arny 
 Hart A K. ciiiar facti)ry, G'.i\ Mcrch; 
 HART CHAS B, state searcher 
 
 records, iV_'3 Kearny 
 Hart it (ioodnian, jvmltry and game, 
 
 to 78 California Market 
 Hart I B, atty, .'>23 Kc.irny 
 Hart .lohn, saloon, Nl^I i: )r Turk and 
 
 Steiuer 
 Kavt 1., ' ap maker, loO'.) Market 
 HART M, gents funiisliing guodi and 
 
 ni.oinfaeturer of shirts and und'-rivear, 
 
 4(K) Kearny 
 Hart M, livery stable, 814 to S18 Ccary 
 
 HART W H H. atty at law, 230 M'.n"t 
 HarUtnstein F O, li(|Uors, it'.V,) V'alencia 
 Hartford Min ('o, 30(5 Pine, rm .3 
 Hart-r Louis, grocer, (519 anil (J'Jl Miss 
 Harii.ird Ins (.'o, 313 California 
 Hitrtigan P, groceries, ]M First 
 Hartmi..n A, lM)ardini/, 45 Sacramento 
 Hartman A S, 28 Third 
 Hartman E, sign p.iintor, 1161 Mission 
 Hartman t Freeau, caqjentors. 827 Sut 
 
 Hartman J, butcher, 48 Grand Central 
 Market 
 
 Hartman P, liquors, 11 Spear 
 
 Hartman S & Bro, fancy goods, 36 
 Kearny 
 
 Hartmann A E, watchmaker and jew- 
 eler, 28 Third 
 
 Hartmann Chas, saloon, 804 Mission 
 
 Hartmann & Dammajch, liquors, NE 
 Cor Post and Kearny 
 
 Hartmann Mrs M, crockery and glass- 
 ware, 10(»2 Howard 
 
 HARTNETT D, Golden Eagle Hotel, 
 
 404 and 401) Bro.adway 
 Hartnett Lawreiice, butcher, NE cor 
 
 Pacific and Leavenwortli 
 
 Hartnett M, retail wood and coal, 343 
 
 .Jessie 
 Hartog Edward, atty at law, NW cor 
 
 Kearny and Commercial 
 Hartshorn & MePhun, carpets and oil 
 
 elotiis, 1 12 Fourtli 
 Hartshorn & Waters, billiards, 126 
 
 Kearny 
 Hartter LiuiH, groceries, 120 Fifth and 
 
 021 Mission 
 Harty &. (hithrie, groeors, 213 Bdwy 
 Harvey Miss Ann, bakery, 117 Kllis 
 Harvey B, merchant tailor, 2(5.^ Fourth 
 Harvey & Co, butchers, 2113 Howard 
 Harvey Ivlward E, grocer. 2115 Howard 
 Harvey .1, tish, 34<;rand Central Market 
 Hai --ey Ii (!, secy Fanners' & Mechanics' 
 
 Hu;! , 52S California 
 
 HARW£I)EL C F. macliluist and en- 
 gineers' supplies, 5t) First 
 Hasbach Henry, attorney at law, 641 
 
 Merchant 
 H:iseltine K K, groceries, 4"J3 Davis 
 Hasenbalg Carl, cigars, 900 Market 
 Hasey & Lancaster, fancy goods, 32 
 
 Kearny 
 Hashauen Martin, junk, 50S Sixth 
 Haskell B li, atty at law, 76 Nevada 
 
 block 
 Haskell C L, manufr atid impr harness 
 
 and saildlery, 12 Bush 
 Haskell 1) H, atty, NE cor Fourth and 
 
 Towiisond 
 Haskell Pliiiicaa, planing mill, Bryant 
 
 nr Fifth 
 Haskell II 15, mfi; jiweler, 206 Kearny 
 Hasler Miss A, artist, 120 Gutter 
 Hasselbaoh (leortre, butcher, 13 Howard 
 Hassellirook Wni, cofFiJO house, 1236 
 
 Market 
 Hasselburch .1 E, liipiors and bowling 
 
 alley, 533 Sacramento 
 Hasseuptlug F, druggist, SW cor Du- 
 
 pont and (Sreen 
 Hassett M C, atty at law, 637 Kearny 
 Hassey F A, stockbroker, 402 Montay 
 Hivs.der Mi>ja H, confectioner, 701 Filb 
 
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 1174 
 
 San Francisco. 
 
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 HASSMER VALENTINE, lung and 
 
 couyh syrup, 933 Washington 
 Haste & Kirk, importers of coal, iron 
 
 and English coke, 21 to 27 Bualc 
 Hastedt & Ernst, grocora, NE cor Clay 
 
 and Stockton 
 Hastedt F, groceries and liquors, SE cor 
 
 Stockton and Morton 
 Hasterlick Simon, cip^ars and tobacco, 
 
 L»l>'J EourLlj 
 Hastm^^s H, drugijist, 1(501 Fillmore 
 Hastings (J <y & Co, clothiers and mer- 
 chant tailors, S\V cor Moutgomei-j' 
 
 and Sutter 
 Hastings C F, rocistrar Hastings College, 
 
 G3G Clay, rm 2 
 
 HASTINGS COLLEGE 0? THE 
 
 LAW, <i3ti Clay, ini 2 
 Hastings llobt L*. atty at law, 47 Nevada 
 
 block 
 HASTINGS S C, Jitty at law, capitalist 
 
 and deau of Hustnigs College, tJ3{) 
 
 Clay, rcom 2 
 HATCH & BARCLAY, cmmission 
 
 merchant.-i, LU t.'alifornia 
 Hatch ( 'hark's E, attorney nt law, 507 
 
 Montgomery 
 Hatch James, liijnors, 2>'\V cor Howard 
 
 and Sixth 
 HATCH J H. dentist, 2i;5 Ceary 
 Hathaway & <'o, carpentirs and laiild- 
 
 ers, 11)12 Mi.^sion 
 H:itlu'rt(»n & Felton, architects, ;!.'?0 
 
 Fine, rm ol 
 Hattertith & llu.ss, Hurgioal, dental and 
 
 electrical instr-.unents, 321 Kearny 
 Haul) (ieo, junk, (j(it) Howard 
 Haiitlb Fred, liiiuors, 127 Sixth 
 Hau.{ .luliuH, hardw;ii'o, llo Second 
 Hauptli Mru Lena, hairgnodH, IIJ Sut 
 Hauisur Hern.ird, l);>kery, 3li3 Hayes 
 Hanser David, fruit, '.I'J^ Howard 
 Hiuiscr H, haii'.lresser, 21.') Dupont 
 Hau.ser .1 (.', liijuors, t)H7 JSroadway 
 ]Iausler F, wiucs and li'[U.TS, 2() lOddy 
 Hansman F If, e>)ni nai',liaut, 200 
 
 Front 
 H.iusmiin F H it Co, grain find tlonr, 
 
 .shipping and onrni.s.sion, 220 Clay 
 
 HAUSMANN .BROS,.i'ril>rs looking- 
 gla.sses, moldings, pictures, frames, 
 and Idoking-ulass ph'.tes, 217 and 2li) 
 Fine 
 Hans.sler L F, eabinut ni.iker, 231 Jack 
 Havt-okrr II. li(|Uor8, 331 Sixth 
 HAVEN CHAS D, secy Union Insur- 
 ance Co, 410 Calitornia 
 Haven .lames M, atty .it law, .'530 Cal 
 HAVENS A W, secy Con Virginia 
 Mining (Jo, 'M\i Montgomery, rm 26 
 Havens A; Co, stockbrokers, 420 Cal 
 HAVER3TICK W H. money broker, 
 500 Montgomery 
 
 Hawaiian Consulate, H W Severance 
 
 consul, 318 California 
 Hawes Alex G, insurance agt, 220 San 
 Hawes Oliver, gen insurance agt, 403 
 
 C alifor nia 
 HAWEES C K, manufrs' agent and 
 
 hardware, 258 Market 
 Hawkins Arthur K, mining, 328 Montgy 
 
 HAWKINS JAMES E & CO, stock 
 
 l)r(jlier<, 301) Montgomery, room 1 
 HAWKINS J M, electro plater, G20 
 
 Merchant 
 Haukina Wm, machine works, ,210 and 
 
 212 Beale 
 Hawley C A & Co, wholesale and rotail 
 
 hai'dware, 412 Market 
 HAWLEY C J & CO, grocers, 215 
 
 and 217 Suttor 
 Hawley David N, agrctl implts, apt for 
 
 Howe's seajoi), 201 and 203 Market 
 
 HAWLEY MARCUS C & CO, whole- 
 
 isale dealers in hardware and agricul- 
 tural implements, agents for wagous, 
 mowers, reaper.^, engines, thredher.^, 
 etc, :iOI tf) 3()i> Market 
 HAWLEY NE, contractor and builder, 
 
 2840 Mission 
 Hawxhurst 11 \V, speculator, 402 Mont 
 H.iy Mrs C, dressmaker, .311 A Jissio 
 Hiyden & O'Brien, meat mark t, 424 
 
 I'ourth 
 Hayden P & Co, butchers, 525 .Seventli 
 llaydeniiljer L, linuors, Bay bet Mason 
 
 and I'owel! 
 Hayes & Co, Cal Transfer Co, 524 IXivia 
 Hayes & T'enlon, phmiberp, 1528 Polk 
 Hayes ( Jeo & Co, metal cornices, 5;i!f 5tli 
 Hayes (ieo Jl B, atty .it law, OOl Clay 
 H;iyes & Clcnn, West Coiiiit carriasr. 
 factory, Fillip rt but Wi:bster and I'ill 
 H.iyes & (ly.sclaar, liquori, 822 Kearny 
 
 HAYES J H & CO, carriage mmufr:) 
 
 and blaekaniithn, I JO Washington 
 HAYES J S, wagonmaker, J 1(5 Wash 
 Hayes i'atrick, grocer, 123 Silver 
 Hayessun .1 W, wooil and coal, 52\ 
 
 IJraily 
 Hayes Mrs S F, lodMings, 132 Fourth 
 H.iyes .S & P, liijUorK, J(iO First 
 Hayes Thos, grocer, 43S Third 
 H.aye.i T P k Co, real estate, .331 Kenrny 
 " llayes X'alliy Advei'tiscr, ' (503 Lajjuna 
 Hayes Valley Market, SW cor Laguua 
 
 .••ml (iiove 
 Hayes Vilky St Car Stables, Turc, 
 
 Fillmore and Steiner 
 Hayman.ji A & Bro, locksmiths, 'J'.U 
 
 Post 
 n.iyne Kobt V. atty, 318 Pino 
 Uaynert C, upholsterer and dccor.itor, 
 
 211 Post 
 Haynts Willis I', manager Mcht's Union, 
 
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 Hays W K, music and stationery, 225 
 
 Sixth 
 Hayward Alvinza, capitalist, 221 Cal 
 
 HAYWARDS. SAN LEANDRO & 
 
 S F EXPRESS, Til Arraatrong 
 
 propr, 1 Coimn-Tcial 
 Hazard Gravel Mining Co, 318 Pine 
 Head A K, capitalist, SO'J Montgoinory 
 Head Centre Con Min Co, 310 Pine 
 Headligl)t Mining Co, 302 Monta;omery 
 
 HEALFS BUSINESS COLLEGE. K 
 
 P Heald and F C Wooilbury proprs, 
 
 21- Post 
 HEALD E P, Heald's Business Col- 
 
 lejre, 24 Post 
 Hcald I A, nmolunist, 5 1 4 Commercial 
 
 HEALD & WOODBURY, Busiue^s 
 
 College, 24 Poat 
 Health office, 124 Ceary 
 HEALEY & CASEY, mannfrs boots 
 
 ami hIioch, 120 .Si'.u8;(ni, room 2 
 Healey ('harlos T, surveyor, ii'M) ' 'lay 
 Healey 1) A, boot and shoe dealer, 84S 
 
 Market 
 ?lealy 1>, real estate bntkcr, .")3I Cal 
 HEALY CHA3 S, mining' secy, 45 
 
 Merchants' Ivxchanjce building 
 Healy F .1, plumber, i);)(> I'uah 
 Healy & Fa^le. livery, 332 Hush 
 Healy Ternmei!, restauranj;, S 13 Market 
 Heidy T & Son,- l)0'>tmaker, 70S Fols^m 
 Hear.it (ieo, c.'ipitalist, 41 Xevad.i block 
 Her.rt Piasiii (Jravi-I Miniiu: ('<>, '.VM) Pino 
 
 HEATH, GALLUP & CO. «!.ip ehut.d- 
 
 lery and naval storfa, r)SCl,iy 
 Heath John A, barber, 231.'; Second 
 Ilej'.ton .1 'Uies, b.M-bei', I7('7 Marki't 
 Hoavev Bernard J, s/roetir, 53 ll\erett 
 HEBBARD J C B. atty at. law, 231 
 
 Moiituiini ry 
 Ifeb-r ii Moller. t>31 Waahin-rton 
 HECHT BROS & CO, (branch Boston 
 
 Mass), iniportora 'ooots a'i<l hIkk's, .">2S 
 
 and 030 Market ami 27 and 2'.t Suiter! 
 llecht JoHeph A, teacher drawing and; 
 
 artist, 12t> Kearny 
 Heekmann H, cum merchant, lOODavi- 
 Hebersnntli 1!, pliy.sii'ian U S Apjirain 
 
 er-i buiidinir, (virSansian and \Vanli 
 H.ddrick Mrs If. fancy Ht.uv, 1 120 Hou 
 
 HEDGIS & DILLENBUROH. all 
 
 kinds of pump works, 32 I'remont 
 Ilecdcr & Bcieliardt, lii|uors, 32."> Hii-ili 
 Heegler & Bat/., baths ami b ubors, 2ltJ 
 
 Fourth 
 Hocrdiiik .Ino, carpet beating, 431 Va- 
 lencia 
 Hceth A, tail.>r, 421 Fast 
 HelTerman J & Son, tailors, 01).")'. Mkt 
 Hefferman Mietuiel, wines and liijuors, 
 
 223 Sansom 
 Hofti B, shipping agt, 500 Battery 
 Uegedora Julia, bakery, 722 Sixteenth 
 
 Heick C, boots and shoes, 508 Fourth 
 Heick William, druggist, SE cor Tyler 
 
 and Polk 
 Heidors ~, hairdresser, 310 Bush 
 Heidhoff A H, groceries anil liquors, 16 
 
 I'xldy 
 Heidmann Henry, grocer, SW cor Pol- 
 
 anm and Spear 
 Heil C, liquors, 103 S;u.>ramento 
 Heilfronn Julius, barber, ,341 Hayes 
 Hihnan Bros, Harbor ViewSo^ip Co, 12 
 
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 Heim F, boots and shoc.i, 121 Bupont 
 Heiman Bros, clothing and furnishiu<T 
 
 goods, 1028 and 1030 Market 
 Hein Edw, hairdresser, 120:5 Polk 
 
 HEINEBERG B, hides, leUher and 
 
 tanners, 4'.t t.'lay 
 Heineman & Arcljcn, grocei's, NW cor 
 
 Push and Oelavia 
 Heioijman H M, mnnufr uoektios, 8U3- 
 
 pjiiders, etc, 121 Sansom 
 Heineman &, Sterne, sausages, tt)n->uo9, 
 
 etc, DOS'; r.arkin 
 Heineman n L. restaurant, 513 Valencia 
 Heinimann Michael, physician, NE icor 
 
 Jaoksiin and Moutj;.)uierv' 
 Heinlen (^ A, atty at law, 302 Moatay 
 Hi'iiu-icli Rudolpli, shoemaker, IS Tay- 
 lor 
 lleins N, florist, 3!) (Icary 
 Heins VVm, ■ >cer, 12.36 Cniou 
 Heinz .1 J, li |Uors, 114 Dupont 
 If else ('has Kd, Custom House InMker, 
 
 510 Battery 
 FItissjenberg C, liquors, 021 Kearny 
 Ibissner I'raidt, carpenter, 510 Kearny 
 llfitman k Bnnger, groceries, NW cor 
 
 •loues and I5ii.sh 
 flcituna Alivin ', liquors, 330 Pacilio 
 ll.itmuller If, bakery, 1221 Polk 
 llcitnini!i'p;s H, bakery. 1(505 (ieary 
 [I.i/iniii .Ino. w;t;!inuiker. lOS (.'oml 
 ilellmsli Henry, grocers, MH c >r »..'lay 
 
 and I'olk 
 fli:Id A, locksmith, 301)^ Third 
 
 HEf-iD BROS & CO, imp.nt.rs .-vud 
 
 v. hole.sale doal.>r.s in millinery and 
 
 straw gdi.ds, 512 and 514 Market aiwl 
 
 I.'! and 15 Sutter 
 HELD & CO, Pacific Millinery Fiu- 
 
 pniiii/i, wlnilcsde millinery g.^ds, 
 
 ."ij(5 M.irkrt, (Mi)<tair.s) 
 Held .t Miller, salonn, lOJo Markc 
 ili'lki' ( 'lla^^, iiarne.is and i^addlory, v>iS 
 
 Mis'<iiin 
 llilliT Mrs .1, ladies' underwear. 315 
 
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 llellcr M, [iri'st Oild Fellows' Savings 
 
 Bank, 23S .Montgomery 
 Heller M it Bros, iinpors of dry goods, 
 
 1 12 and 1 14 Sansom 
 Hellier Wm, restaurant, 1 10 Fourth 
 
 H. PALMER A CO.. Frontianan Wine. 302 Uavis St., S, F. 
 
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 525 Front 
 Hellstromer C H, board, lodging and 
 
 liquors, 12 Washington 
 HellM ig Fred, baker, 110 Diipont 
 Hclmken J T, hardwaro, 516 Kcamy 
 Helmrich & Hunsen, exchange and bul- 
 lion brokers, 319 California 
 Helms J E A, grocery, 18 Seventh 
 Helms H VV, grcceries, SW cor Sixth 
 
 and Mission 
 Helmuth Wir, manufr ciirars, iJOG Jack 
 Helvetia Hotel, Steiner & Uittnian pro- 
 prietors, 431 Pine 
 
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 W Syz gea agent, *225 Sansom 
 
 Hemingway Bros, briumi manufrs, 121 
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 Hemniu & Long, pianos and organs, 404 
 Montgomery 
 
 Hemme & Keiiter, bakery, '11 Kearny 
 
 Hemmelberg Henry, bakery, NE corner 
 Fourteenth ave und N 
 
 Hemjner J H, boot and shoo manufr, 
 635 Kearny 
 
 Hemplu H E, groceries, NW cor Sacra- 
 mento and Scolt 
 
 Hencliy J J, salnon, 815^ Fulsom 
 
 Henckeii M, grocer, lil8 Fourth 
 
 Henderson F P, gen manager Standard 
 Manufr Co, "216 Sansom 
 
 Henderson J, sign )iniiiter, 823 Market 
 
 Henderson Jas, marble works, s s I'oint 
 Lobos jiVi! 
 
 Henderson Jolin Jr, coal merchant, 117 
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 Henderson T H, secty Kenton Co.il Co, 
 cor (I'cary and Mason, 1:2, 24 and 26 
 Sacramento 
 
 Hendtrsiin & The nipson, blaoksmitli 
 and wagonmakers, SW cor Twenty- 
 fuurtli and Mission 
 
 Hendry Mrs i{, jigt Knropean Salicylic 
 Medicine Co, 3!) (ieary 
 
 HENDY JOSHUA, manufrs of minini.' 
 and sa\Kniill macliinery, macliinists 
 tools etc, 40 and ol Fremont 
 
 HENEY WM J C & CO. furniture and 
 
 ciirjiets, 7'-;") M.'irki't 
 HeMke& Drews, buteher8,Twcnty-fourtli 
 
 and I'dtn ro ave 
 Henktd K W, tfiilor, 431 Dupont 
 Henne.ssy D, tuilor, 142 Second 
 Ilcniiinuer < ;, colhctor, 41'.* Pino 
 llcnningsen H, cigars and tobacco. SOO 
 
 Market 
 Henricli A, pawnbroker, ()I7 Wasliington 
 Henr'c'.is A, liciuors, cor Front ai \ Union 
 Henrici E, jeweler and diiimotul setter, 
 
 423 Tine 
 Henriksen 15 E, architect, 126 Kearny 
 Henrioulli <!, lifjufrs, 317 Dupont 
 
 Henrigues David, stockbroker, 314 
 
 Montgomery 
 Henry D, liquors, 219 Second 
 
 HENRY D W, musical boxes, 226 
 
 O'Fiirrell 
 Henry (> W, hotel, cor Beale and Fol- 
 
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 Henry John, grocer and saloon, 223 
 
 Terry 
 Henry Joseph, wo«d and coal, foot of 
 
 Battery 
 Henry L .>, physi:;ian, 34 Eleventli 
 Henry & Osgood, wholsale groceries, 421 
 
 Clay 
 Henry Saml H, atty at law, 708 Mont 
 Henry Samuel, furniture, 10i3 Howard 
 Henry Mrs W W, lodging house, 37 
 
 Second 
 Henry W Warner, grocer, wholesale,426 
 
 Sansom 
 Henschew .John, grocery, SE cor Ellis 
 
 and Steiner 
 Hensee S L, barber, 108 Sixth 
 Hensell E. miinufr of cigars, 1U12 Polk 
 Hent K \V, utty, 605 Clay 
 llentrich L, provisions, 513 and 515 
 
 Front 
 Ilentz A H, saloon, 200 McAllister 
 Hcnz Henry, barber, 503;; liast 
 Hepburn Ward A, com merchant, SE 
 
 eor Davis and Sacramento 
 Hepp (Jeorgc, boots and slioes, 1.325 Du- 
 
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 Herber John, liquors, 527 Kearny 
 Herber Wm & Co, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 222 and 224 Battery 
 Hcrl)eit Ihcliard H, carpenter, 17 Stov 
 Herbst .1, watchmaker and jeweler, 134 
 
 Second 
 Hcrbst Louisa Mrs, bakery, 134 Second 
 Hercules Min Co, .324 I'inc, rmsS and 10 
 Hereford W S, jiliysieian, 124 fJcary 
 Hering C, saddles and harness, 2212 
 
 M ission 
 Herin^bi Leopold, watchmaker .ind jew- 
 
 dcri 38 .Sixth 
 Herliby & Murphy, blacksmiths, !10!) 
 
 Battciy 
 Herman A, imprs dry goods', 518 Mar- 
 ket and !'.• Sutter, up stairs 
 HiTnian M, com stucklmikcr, 242 Mont 
 llennan liMndoli)ii, liotel, SW cor Baker 
 
 and 'IVriquin 
 Hormann A, ei/ars and tobacco, ,30.) 4th 
 Hi.TUiann !!, butcher, SOI t leai-y 
 Ib'rmann L, ciwra, 242 Sixth 
 Hermann Lncicn, mining secy, 220 San 
 
 HERMANN THEO & CO, siucinu 
 
 I'inis, ;;ohl li.-ili and coral-i, 630 Wash 
 ferns & Co, grocery, cor Fremont ami 
 
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 Herrin W F, atty, 310 Pino 
 
 Herring, Murphy & Koeve, cabinet 
 
 makers, SGii Brannan 
 Herrmann Alb3rt, cigara, 309 Fourth 
 Herrmann Angust, South S F Park, 11 R 
 
 and Ninth avea 
 HERRMANN C, hattor, 336 Kearny, 
 
 factory 17 Belden Place 
 HERRMANN & GO, importers of liop^, 
 
 corks and brewer.s' stock, dtalers in 
 
 wine and liquor nianufr's materials, 
 
 3I3Sacraiu<Miti> 
 Herrnvinn H, butcher, S\V cor Unioa 
 
 and Montijoincry 
 Herrmann Jas, atty at l.iw, 401) Cal 
 Herold Charles, meat market, 701 Bat 
 Herold Conrad, grocer, 1!) and 21 Zoj 
 Hertweck C F, upholsterer, iK)2 Larkin 
 Hertz Hermann, butcher, SE cor Seventh 
 
 and Minna 
 Hertz L, clothing and shoomaker, 108 
 
 Pacific 
 Hertz Louis, butcher, G Metropolitan 
 
 Market 
 Hartz I, & J, butchers, 5 and 6 Centre 
 
 Market 
 Hertzhog Christian, blacksmith, 737 
 
 Broadway 
 Herzburg 1, stock broker, 326 Pino 
 Her/og .lulius, picture frames, 1514 
 
 Polk 
 Hess Chua, optician, 51!) Kearny 
 He.ss Hoary, gents' furuish'g goods, 21!) 
 
 Montgomery 
 Hess Lovi, insurance broker, 210 San 
 Hess L )ui3, Dainiana bitters, 12 Mont 
 
 gouKuy avo 
 Hess Kobt, boots and shoes, 20 Dupont 
 Hessler Ch.is, ship broker and custom 
 
 house, .") 18 liattery 
 Hest^ler Wm, bakery, 715 Pacific 
 Hester Mining Co, o02 Montgomery 
 
 HESTHAL AUGUST, Eureka soam 
 
 less glove factory, "22 Sansim 
 Hestres 10, mining secy, 32>S Montgy 
 Heuer 1', yroeir, 713 Ijombard 
 HEVEKlN M & E J, steam m:.rble 
 
 wiirkc, 18 Larkin 
 Heweleko H, liquors, 543 Merchant 
 Hewson llobt, capitalist, 3'JO Sansom 
 
 HEWSTON GEORGE, physician and 
 surgeon, '^24 Kearny 
 
 Hcydeualur L, liquors, SW cor Bay and 
 Moiggs' Wharf 
 
 Heydeufeldt Sol Jr, atty at law, 318 
 Piue, room 27 
 
 Heydeiifeldt Solomon, atty at law, .SOD 
 Montgomery, room .'>4 
 
 Heye Henry, liquor.s, 613 East 
 
 Heyer AU)ert, grocer, Tiiird and Bryant 
 
 Heyermann & Freund, drugs and medi- 
 cines, SW cor Bryant and Fourth 
 
 Heyfron P, wood and coal, 716 Folsom 
 
 Heymann A, p'lysieian ami surgeon, SW 
 cor Bryant and Fourth 
 
 Hoynamvn H, cigar.) and tobacco, 20 1 
 Calif urnia 
 
 Heynemann Alex, atty at law, 16 Mont- 
 gomery avo 
 
 H'jynemanu & C.>, imprs dry and fur- 
 nishing goods, 5 Sa'Hom 
 
 lleynemmu Lionel, civil cngiaeer, 302 
 Montgiimory, r.unn 4'J 
 
 Heyvvooil Bios & Co, chairs and rattan 
 furnitur-T vnanutaeturers, 589 to 5'J5 
 
 H'syWOOD & HENDLEY, com mer- 
 
 eliants, aienc crystal aalt, works, 222 
 and 224 Clay 
 Hey wood M, wood and eo il, 753 Folsom 
 
 HIBERNIA SAVINGS & LOAN 
 
 SOCIETY, M D Sweeney pres, NE 
 cor Montgomery and Post 
 Hickey Edward, grocer, 1630 Mission 
 Hickmann Henry, saloon, 1258 Market 
 Hickox Ceo C & CJo, stock brokers, 412 
 
 Montgomery 
 HICKS D & CO, bookbinders and 
 
 blank book nianufs, 543 Clay 
 Hieks K W, cigar.s and tob icco, 106 2d 
 Hiekson H B «& Co, poultry, 48 and 4!) 
 
 Wasiiingt )n M irket 
 Hickstadt Hermann, bakery, 127 4th 
 Hien An nist, liquors, 13J8 Uapont 
 HIESTER & BUNKER propriatorj 
 
 "Stock Report," Stock Ex bldg 
 Higby Wm, J S collactor of internal 
 
 revenue, U S Appraisjrs' building 
 Higgiiis & Collinj", 271 East 
 Higjiins & Eichol/i, lamps and oils, 27 
 
 Six til 
 Higgius Mrs Margaret, grocer, 1116 
 
 Folsom 
 Higgius W L, stock broker, 417 Cal 
 Higgs H W, asphultum roofer, 535 Pac 
 l^ligham E, sewing machine, !»0I Market 
 Highbrid^e S Min Co, 310 Pine, rm 15 
 Hiiihland Cold Min Co, 30.) Mont,rm49 
 HIGHTON HENRY E, atty at law, 
 
 528 Calitornui, r.K)m3 11, 12 and 13 
 Hilbort & (ruehne, fiorists, !) Geary 
 Hildl)urg Bros, wholesale dairy produce, 
 
 101) California 
 Hildebrand August, butcher, 123 7th 
 Hildelirand (ieo, boarding stable, 807 
 
 V'allejo 
 Hildebrand W C, groceries, 416 O'Far- 
 
 rell 
 Hildebrandt Henry, grocer, 208 Sutter 
 Hiklorbrandt Wm C, lii[Uors, 505 East 
 Hill Bros, dairy produce, Bay City 
 
 Market, 1146 Ma ket 
 Hill Henry O, butcher, 140,) I'olsom 
 Hill & Hood Mining Co, 211 San, ,m 5 
 Hill Horace L, capitalist, 326 Montgy 
 HillJohn, real estate agt, 402 Montgy 
 
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 HILL JNO B. agent Methodist Book 
 
 Depository, lotl Market 
 Hill John T, real estate, 206 Front 
 Hill Mrs Mary, bakery, 21 3 24th 
 Hill S, biituher^ 5 Mission Market 
 HILL SAMUEL, gon dealer sewing 
 
 niachineij, genuine parti, attachments 
 
 and Hcooaaojies, (sec advt under sew- 
 ing machines), (JM Market 
 Hill Win H, li(|uors. Beach bet Hyde 
 
 and Larkiii 
 Hillebrund il, groceries, 5:20 Fourth 
 Hillebratidt Albert, saloon, 1228 Mkt 
 llillebrandt& Co, brewery, 2015 to 2019 
 
 Folsoni 
 Hillcn I) H, grocer, NW cor Pino and 
 
 Larkin 
 HILLEB. F SR, physician, 112 Mason 
 HILLER F JR, physician, 112 Mason 
 Hillor .loJui, restaurant, 101 Stcuart 
 Hillert F, i.rohitect and civil engineer, 
 
 ()20 \Vashinj4t0n 
 Hilhnau James, U S inspector boilers, 
 
 U S A}){iraisurs' buil(lini{ 
 Hills iS M, cai-penter and builder, 842 
 
 ('lay 
 Hillsi.le Mill & Mining Co, XSO Fiiio 
 Hillsinger Miss K .1, millinery, 1048 
 
 i'olk 
 Hillytr C .1, atty at law, Falice Hotel 
 Hilmer l>, drugj^ist, .*SW cor (it-ary and 
 
 Ijarkiii 
 Hilpvrt fj umanl, bakery, I22H Stockton 
 HILTON G F, physician and oculist, j 
 
 lilts J Mit-siou j 
 
 Hil/iiiyer .1 (i, iniuin.Lf and eiigiuceriua 
 
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 lliuiuiiihnanii J^l:inz, Spring Valleyj 
 
 M.irkct, 1JS27 Union 
 llinotlot & ('nllmni. wood muI coal,, 
 
 lOoi) Folsoin 
 Hiick H .1, u-roccrics, TOH Ellis 
 HINCKLEY E, manutr Star Spring 
 
 !'.(>!, Il'.i New Montgoiiicrv 
 
 HT'^CKLEY. SPIERS & HAYES, 
 
 prs I'ldtoii Iron W'oiks, niachiii- 
 
 . and iioihrH, 2()7 to '2l',i {'"ri'munt , 
 
 i liirs il, boots and shoos, S40 Ke;ir 
 
 \i ik & lliins, grocers, 4;ii) Creenwich j 
 
 II ink F il, ale house, 2 and 4 New 
 
 Montgomery | 
 
 Hink F 11, saloon, 715 Montgomery 
 HINKLE J M, prest Sur^iical lasti- 
 
 tiite, .SI'.) lUisIi 
 Hinkle I'hilip, patent hydraulic and air 
 
 pressure eli;vators, lit) and IIS Main 
 HlNKLE W S, mining secretary, 207 
 
 Sansom 
 Hinman H C, agt Merchants' Dispatch 
 
 TranyKirtation Co, 411 California 
 HINRICHS A & CO, liquors, SF cor 
 
 Front and Vallejo 
 Uinrichs .1 F, hotel, and II racitic 
 
 Hinrichsen E, liciuors, SW cor Braunan 
 
 and Seventh 
 Hiusdalo O S A Co, 22 California 
 Hiuton Isaac T, atty at law, 526 Mont 
 Hinton W M, printer, 536 Clay 
 Hiutz & Buck, hotel, T,\5 Brauaau 
 Hiutzo I, tailor, 838 Bush 
 Hinz C, to«)lmaker, 42 Spear 
 Hinz Louis, restaurant, b06 Larkiu 
 Hinz & Wertin, imprs millinery goods, 
 
 16 and 18 Second 
 Hippmann & Schussler, fruits and veg- 
 etables, 28 and 2!) California Market 
 HirKst F, tailor, etc, 405 Broadway 
 HIRSCH S B & CO, milliners, 748 
 
 Market 
 Hirschfild J H & Co, jewelry and loan, 
 
 510 Kearny 
 Hirschfelder .1 O, physician, 126 Kear 
 
 HIRSCHMAN A, manufacturer jew- 
 elry aiul importer diamonds, pearls, 
 etc, :{28 Bush 
 Hirsfeld B, crockery, 12 Fourth 
 ilirsfcld C, stock broker, 314 Montgy 
 Hirsfeld 1>, steam camly works, 23 Stov 
 Hislop R C, furniture, 401 Hayes 
 Hittoll T H, atty at law, 628 Montgy 
 Hittinger A, liipiors, 105 Dupout 
 Hixson H B, poultry and game, Bay 
 
 City Market 
 HIXSON, JITSTI & CO, commission 
 nienhants, 204 Washington and iO'.'i 
 Davis 
 Hoadlt-y Milo, civil engineer, Mercliants' 
 
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 lloadl.'y (r C, dentist, 5^ Kearny 
 Hoag Lyman 1$, physician, 61!> Howard 
 HoagWm M, capitalist, 302 Montgy 
 lloagland W C, architect, 432 Montgy 
 iloarc.ule.I, li(|nors, I'.IO't ( J(!ary 
 Holiart, Wood & Co, manutrs and im- 
 porters boots and shoes, 15 Sansoiu 
 Holibert Henry T, IwoUs, 218'riurd 
 Hobl).s 1'', j^ruin broker, 402 Front 
 Holilx, I'omer.iy i!fe Co, bjx ma'iufrs, 
 
 Miii'krt, Bcale ami Main 
 HOfi£S W J, searcher of records, (i 
 
 .Mout^oimry, rin 3 
 HOBBS WALTER S, searcher 01 roc- 
 
 or.ls and atty i.t law, 6 Montgy .'ive 
 Hobro W D, plumber, 727 VV'iislungtoii 
 Holiurg \V H, real estate, 60t) Montgy 
 ilocldieimer Simon, insurance br()kei',31.! 
 
 California 
 H(K'hkoller 15, merchant broker, 203 
 
 Front 
 liodistadtcr E & (.'o, stockbrokers, SW 
 
 cor Sansom and California 
 Hock & I'erazo, barbers, 548 Washington 
 Hock Tobias, contractor, 516 Keaniy 
 
 HODGDON DR W H A. seety S F Co 
 
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 Hodgkins W L, oil store, 335 Hayos 
 
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 HODOE, DAVIS & CO. wholesale 
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 Fniucisco 116 Front, New York iS'.i 
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 Hodge Jno (1 & Co, stationers, printers 
 and bookbinders, 314 California 
 
 Hodges Robert, dressmaking and cloth- 
 ing, 10 Fifth 
 
 Hoclscher A& Co, brewora, cor Railroad 
 and Fourteenth avo 
 
 Hoelaeher W, groeeriea, 14 I-ildy 
 
 HOELSHER WM & CO, wlu.lesale 
 
 liquors and Cal wines, i50i Market 
 Hoertkorn Charles, boots and ahous, " IS 
 
 Washington 
 Hoesch 11, restaurant, 417 Pino 
 Hoesch William, harnesamaJcer, o05 
 
 Hayes 
 Hoey B & Co, horseshocr, Sli'J Havriaon 
 lloey Hugenc, upholsterer, 100i> Market 
 Hoey Owen, wood and coul, . Twenty 
 
 fourth and Jlnrrison 
 HOFEN & CO, J'^npiro stoam cofleo and 
 
 apico mills and solo agts Kmpiro match 
 
 factory, 412 Clay 
 Hoir.lacob, oolFw liouse, 028 Fourth 
 HoirS, tailor, .S Taylor 
 lloftVnan Mrs A, physician, 14'J2 Folsom 
 HOFFMAN & CO. importers .hy 
 
 goods, notions, and gents, furnifhing 
 
 goods, 17 and I'.t Rattery 
 Hofl'minC, grocery, NW cor Twenty- 
 second and Howard 
 HoH'man J, barhir, 709 Davis 
 Hoffman N, lii|uors, 14'.( Second 
 Hofl'man Ogdoii, judge U S (list court 
 
 U S court building, Sansomand Wash 
 Hofl'man P, reytaurant, 7()t> Mission 
 
 HOFFMAN & SCHENK, stc.icilcnt- 
 
 tors and eniir.ivors, 414 Sacramento 
 Hofl'man Southard, clerk U S dist court 
 
 and U S commissioner, Sausom and 
 
 Wjtsliington 
 H'lffman W'ni, groceries, SK cor Page 
 
 and Octavia 
 Hoirman & Woonne, market, (iOfi Mkt 
 liotlinann it Clinch, architects, ().'i7 
 
 Kearny 
 Hofl'm.'inii &, llrndt, stoves, I 'il 4 Stockton 
 Hofl'stetler R, ])hysician, .'!l.'5 (ieary 
 Rolling Ff watchmaker, o Third 
 Hofniiister Henry, bakery, o.'57 Hayes 
 Rogan & Co, second hand barrels anci 
 
 coopers, 10(5 Drumm 
 llogan 1), liijnors, 411 Fourth 
 Rogan .John, ins brokers, •Wi't California 
 Hogan Michael, lish, .'W (}rand Central 
 
 Market 
 Rogan M C, groceries, SW Vallejo and 
 
 Leavenworth 
 Hagan M L, groceries and liquors, 219 
 
 Eleventh 
 Hogo J P, atty at law, 628 Montgomery 
 
 Hoger K, grocer, 525 Washington 
 Hogg T Fgenton, capitalist, ;?02 Mont J 
 Hoglan Mrs A, fancy goods, 120t Powell 
 Hohenthal (ins, ruillings. Huting* and 
 
 lace, lODi Fifth 
 Hohlweg Fred, druggist.NE cor Polk and 
 
 Jackaun 
 Hoitt Ira < ''. real estate and stock broker, 
 
 4'27 Moutiromery 
 HOKANSON OLOF, saloon, 527 East 
 llolbert II S, Htalionery, 218 Third 
 Holbrook C P, Jr, tlruggist, cor Ninth 
 
 and Market 
 Holbrook (J K, ])hysiciai), 6 Eddy 
 Holbrook & Lewis, foreign and Amiri- 
 
 can nheet music, 2o Duiiont 
 
 HOLBROOK. MERRILL & STET- 
 SON, imprs and dealers in stoves, sheet 
 iron and copper. 111 and ll.'i Califor- 
 nia, and 17 and I!) Davis 
 Holcomlj Uros & Co, carri'igo ropoaitory 
 and saddle and harness, - 1 1 California 
 Hulcond) W A & Co, grr.iii and coumiia- 
 sion, NE cor Clay and D.ivis, room 4 
 Holcomho S K, mini ntc engineer, ?.lo Pino 
 Hidden A R, bakery, 702.\ Larkin 
 Hiiltlen J & Sons, wood and coal, 818 
 
 Folsom 
 lloldcn .loa, atty at law, :;02 Sansom 
 H olden .1 If, cuop'jr, 105 Clay 
 H olden S P & Ce, mdse broker, 4:W Cal 
 Holder. Fos, lif|U(ira, (52 Halkck 
 Holje .lohn i\, li((uor.^, SW cor R K and 
 
 .'Sixteenth aves 
 HOLJE MARTIN, C*al Clue Works, 
 cor Hith and De Karo and 27 J^uoont 
 [luIjtM John II, grocer, NW cor s"ixth 
 
 and F<dsom 
 Holladay Ren .fr, stockbroker, 14 Leid 
 llolladay S W, atty, 002 Montgomery 
 H Hand Mi^s C H,'dre.ssmakcr," IIU IGth 
 Holli'.nd I) it Co, fruit, produce and com- 
 
 missidn merchanls, •J)2 Washington 
 Holland Edward, tailor. 111) Post 
 llidlcind .[o.Sj grocer, 101 Foleom 
 ILdlind Natiianiel, atty and U S super- 
 visor of ch'cti.ni, (!()."> Clay 
 Hollar.d IVtor, liquor.!, 4 Washington 
 
 HOLLAWAY & BRIGGS, grocers, 
 
 H).') Front 
 HOLLER B, wines and liquors, SE cor 
 
 Market and l>eah! 
 Holler it Schnl/, saloon, lOIM) Market 
 Holliday Isidor, cigar.-*, 70;') Market 
 Holling F, manuf cigars, ;V20 Clay 
 Hollings Henry, groceries, SW cor Poet 
 
 and Larkin 
 Hollingsworth F C, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 lol'.l Market 
 Hoi lis & Harris, real estate agents, 2208 
 
 Mission 
 HOLLIS WM, pros Real Estate Aaao- 
 
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 San Francisco. 
 
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 Hollman H, grocery, NW cor Twenty- 
 fourth and Mission 
 Holly Oak Park Co, 330 Pknc, room 3G 
 Holm Bros, linnora, 200 Fifth 
 Holm John, blacksmith, 1013 Valencia 
 Holm & iSaxtorph, lodgings, 8Gl) M.irket 
 Holm Thos, grocer, 8E cor Suttt-r and 
 
 Stockton 
 HOLMAN F Ht agent Potrero German 
 Compressed Yeast Co, general «lepot 
 1074 t^ilth 
 Holmes E A, mining sco, 318 Pino 
 HOLMES A J, c.ipit ilist, 318 Pino, 
 
 room 31 
 Holmes Chas A, sec Consumers' Oas Co, 
 
 'J03 Bush, room 21) 
 Holmes C .1 , dyer, 033 Market 
 
 HOLMES D W, stationer, 31(5 Dupont 
 H(dinus E A, niinin.r see, 318 Pino 
 Holmes I'] B, mining aeey, 30J Mont 
 Holmes i£ T & Co, maufrs Santa Cruz 
 
 and Sacramento lime, impiirters of 
 
 cement, phister, etc, 215 and 217 
 
 Miirket 
 Holmes J, h )nt-jand slioes, 147 Second 
 Holmes .James N, hutclier, cor Bryant 
 
 and Rich 
 Holmes li B, (lontist, 30") Kearny 
 HOLMES M Pt carriage manut'actory, 
 
 327 ami 321) Sutter 
 
 HOLMES S M, mining, 105 California 
 Holmes Walter (J, atty at law, IJ h 
 
 court building, cor Battiry ami 
 
 Washington | 
 
 Holmes W H, grocer, NW corColumbia! 
 
 and Twenty-sixth 
 Holohan J(thn, saloon, 100 McAllister 
 Hoist Win, glass stainer, 1 IH Main 
 Holsten •! B, grocir, cor Union and 
 
 Kearny 
 Holt Bros, manufrs importers of hard- 
 wood luinl)er, wagon and carriage 
 
 m ittria', 27 to 33 Beile 
 Holt Martin, liijuors, 1 10 Jackson 
 Holt Tiioni IS, U S supt of construction, 
 
 412 Washington 
 Holt Thomas H, atty, notary pnb'.ic ami 
 
 commissioner of <li.>eds, 320 M)ntuy 
 Holt Thos M, restaurant, iilO Market 
 Holt Warren, map publish'.r and axle 
 
 grease, 717 Montgomery 
 Holtermanii J, grocer, SW cor Pine and 
 
 Webster 
 Holtmeier Henry, grocer, NE cor Filbert 
 
 and Taylor 
 Home of the Iiu:briates, H J Burns pres, 
 
 NE cur Stockton and Chestnut 
 Home Ins (lire) Co, Hutchison & Mann 
 
 gen agts, 322 and 324 California 
 
 HOME INS CO OF NEW YORK. 323 
 
 Calirornia 
 
 HOME AND LOAN ASSOCIATES, 
 
 O Esche aeey, 320 Sanaom, room 8 
 
 HOME MUTUAL INS CO. C li story 
 
 secy, 400 California 
 Home Stake Gold Min Co, 309 Montgy 
 Home Shuttle & Xow Homo Sowing 
 
 Machine, 034 Market 
 Homer E B, mining secy, 30!) Montgy 
 Htmior M & Min Co, 330 Pine, room 5 
 Honeycomb (t Mining Co, 328 Montgy 
 Hong Kong Packet Ijino, 20() Hansom 
 Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Cor- 
 poration, W H Harris agt, 223 ijal 
 
 HONIG & BARUCH, denim duck 
 
 ovi rails, 3()A Second 
 Honigsberger H, fancy goods. 625 Lirk 
 Honigsberger L, cigar'' and tobicoo, NE 
 
 cor Bush and Battery 
 Honi^b.Tger S, cigars and tobacco, 333 
 
 East 
 Hood P B, atty, 005 Clay 
 Hook Bros, books, statiifuery and music, 
 
 :U Sixth 
 Hook Charles, butcher, SW cor Mason 
 
 and Union 
 Hooker K C, stock broker, 338 Pino 
 Hooper C A &Co, lumber dealer, Fourth 
 
 and Channel 
 Hooper F P & J A, lumber, 2.i Stouart 
 Hooper, Hubbard & Hooper, California 
 
 Cigar Box Factory, Berry bet Third 
 
 and Fourth 
 Hooper Wm B & Co, com merchants, 
 
 12 1 California 
 HOOPMANN JOHN, liquors, 41 Sac 
 Hoosiir Min and Wati.'r Co, 531 Cal 
 
 HOP KEE & CO., Chinese merchan- 
 dise, boots and slioes, 723 and 725 
 Clay 
 Hopken L, ship chandler. 418 Davis 
 Hopkins Caxpar T. ins, 318 California 
 Hopkins (tco W. mining secy. 410 Cal 
 Hopkins Peter, liquors, New Montgom- 
 ery und(!r Granil Hotel 
 Hopkins K 1), mining secy, 240 Montgy 
 Hopkins T J, liiiuors, 023 Davis 
 Hopkins, Taylor & Co, copying presses, 
 
 419 Sansom 
 
 Hopkins Wm S, stocks and money 
 
 broker. 320 M >ntgomi'ry 
 Hoppe Clian, blacksmith, 140 Berry 
 Hopjje Joseph, tailor, OH Pacitic 
 HOPPE KEINHOLD. imp'orter and 
 
 dealer in cutlery, 318 Pino 
 HOPPER S E, glass bender, cutter, 
 
 stainer and enamcler, 45 Fremont, cor 
 
 MissicMi 
 Hopps Miss Nellie, artist, 728 Montgy 
 Hopps & Sons, house and sign paiutura, 
 
 420 Pino 
 
 Horabin T. liquors, 1001 Mason 
 Horan J I>, stock and sale yard, cor 
 
 Ninth and Howard 
 Horan M S, atty at law, 630 Clay,rm 11 
 Hor.ly J P, atty at law, 628 Moatgy 
 
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 Sixth 
 Horgan 8, dairy produce, 13 and 14 
 
 Oriiiul Central Market 
 Horn C, liquors, 1100 Dupont 
 Horn Jerome, magnetic healer, baths, 
 
 ,S02 and 304 Post 
 Horn J W, livery stable, cor Laguua 
 
 and Walnut avo 
 Horn K G, stock broker, 322 Pino 
 Hornbcrg A P, tailor, 441 Bush 
 Homo A F, fruit and vegetables, 2259 
 
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 HORNE W J. propr Cal Elastic Truss 
 
 Co, 702 Mark(>t 
 HORNE &WEST, Electro Magnetic 
 
 Belt Co, 702 Market 
 Horner C W, druguist and physician, 
 
 SW cor Sutter and Hyde 
 Horner .lohn. shoemaker, I242Folsom 
 Hornung J, butcher, 1005 Pacific 
 Hornuiig li K, piano tuner, 813 Market 
 Horrigon William, groceries, 1612 Leav 
 Horse Shoe Bazaar, M J Flavin mana- 
 ger, r»12 Kearny 
 Horst Herman, restaurant, 218 .Sansom 
 Horstman J, propr Bay View Chemical 
 
 Works, Florence bet 14th and 15th 
 Horstmann John, groceries, 700 Bush 
 Hose Co No 1, S F Fire I>ept, 1 12 Jack 
 Hosio Susan, ladies' underwear, 2201! 
 
 M is8i(m 
 Hosnur I> M & Co, stock brokers, 32 1 
 
 Montgomery 
 Horsack Alfred, artist, Baldwin Hotel 
 
 HOTALING A P & CO, wholesale 
 
 liijuors (importers), 429 and 431 Jack 
 Hotel l)e lloma, (» Bermio propr, 818 
 
 Sansom 
 "HOTEL GAZETTE," W PHamson 
 
 propr, 518 Sacramento 
 HOTEL RHEIN, Louis Miller & Co 
 
 Sroprs, Claus (ierken manager, 5I0U 
 [earny 
 
 Houette Constant, butcher, 205 Sixth 
 
 Houghton S C, phonographic reporter, 
 U S Court bids, cor Battery andWash 
 
 Houna A W, atty at law, 028 Montgy 
 
 Hough John, saUnm, 2 Turk 
 
 Houpt Chaa H, druip, NWcor Kail- 
 road and Eleventh aves 
 
 House Madame, milliner and hairdres- 
 ser, 308 Sixth 
 
 House William M, barber, 206 First 
 
 Houser Bonnet, bakery, 333 Hayes 
 
 HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO, 
 
 op^uciiM and photographci's, 12 Mont 
 
 HOI SEWORTfl THOMAS, photo 
 
 gri ))!ur, 12 Montgomery 
 Rous, a Ki« hd T, tailor, 324 Dupont 
 HOUSTON W J & CO brokers and 
 
 commistiion merchants, 205 Front 
 
 Hovey F A, painter, 1320 Bush 
 Howard C Greenwich, atty at law, 652 
 
 Wttsliington 
 Howard C G, atty at law, 724J Market 
 Howard Chas Webb, ])re8t Spring Val- 
 ley Water Works, 51() California 
 Howard F P, land agency. 328 Montgy 
 Howard Mrs M A, milliner, 24 Kearny 
 Howard M B, ins broker, 213 Sansom 
 Howard Mrs Mary J, bakery, NE cor 
 
 Second avo and Seventeenth 
 Howard R A, physician, 334 O'FarrcU 
 Howard Volney, insurance broker, 213 
 Sansom 
 
 HOWE & HALL, fruit and produce, 
 commission merchants, 408 and 410 
 Davis 
 
 HOWE SEWING MACHINE Cd. 
 
 873 Market 
 Howe M P, agt W H Parker's estate, 18 
 
 Market 
 Howell H W, boots and shoes, 1139i 
 
 Pacilic 
 Howell Jos L, stationery, 024 Montgy 
 Howell M C, cigar manufr, 010 Montgy 
 Howell M D, capitalist, 330 Pine, rm 28 
 Howell Louis V, min secy, 318 Pino 
 Howes (Jeo fi. Co, shipping and com mer- 
 chants, wood and willowware, 302 
 California 
 HOWES & PITTS, commission mor- 
 
 chauts, 504 and 500 Sansom 
 Howland 15, patternmaker, 259 First 
 Howland R S, com merchant, 3()Steuart 
 Howland Wm P, meat market, 28 4th 
 Howse H L & Co, coal oil stoves and 
 
 lami)9, 809 Market 
 Hoy A, hardware, 1012 Stockton 
 liuant Paulin, liiiuors, 305 Mont avo 
 Hubash, Larsen & Wilson, Cal Watch & 
 
 Jewelry Co, 201 Kwirny 
 Hubbard C Van Dyke, mining secy, 203 
 
 Bush, room 20 
 Hubbard G Van Duyck, 310 Pine, rm II 
 Hubbard Geo A, dentist, 230 Kearny 
 
 HUBBARD H H, physician and sur- 
 geon, 22 (icary 
 H ubbard J B & Co, kerosene goods and 
 
 lamp stock, 1 110 and J 22 Front 
 Hubbard Mrs E H, barber, 923 Market 
 Hubbard Samuel, agent Telephone Ex- 
 change, 140 Montgomery 
 Hidibanl T W, sewing machines, 667 
 
 Mission 
 Hubbart Jos, fancy goods, 720 Market 
 Hubbell Saml T, cooper, 17 Merchant 
 Hul)er Chas, barber. 1.007 Polk 
 Hubert C, county and city treasurer, 
 
 New City Hall 
 Hubert Chas, ship chandler, 509 Davis 
 Hubert J, wlujlcsale liquors, 13!^ Stock 
 Hid)k'y — , carpenter, 14 l*aven worth 
 
 
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 Hudson freo, stockbroker, 316 Montgy 
 Hue K.ii k, Co, manufra boots, shoes and 
 
 clothing, 127 and 129 Clay 
 Hueriie P, arcliitoct and civil engineer, 
 
 12(5 Kearny, i'm41 
 Hucrstel Laurence, cigara and tobacco, 
 
 738 Fourt'.i 
 HTJETER BROS & CO, varnishes, 
 
 colors, brushes, art iniiterials, paints, 
 
 oils, 12 Second 
 Huettinann Mrs A, hotel, NW cor Polk 
 
 jiiid Fell 
 Huettmnn Julius, hotel, NW cor Polk 
 
 and Fell 
 Huff G R, books, 424 Folsom 
 Huffman Mrs, dressmaker, 331 Geary 
 
 HUFSCHMIDT F (successor to H 
 H Horstman & Co), imprand dealer in 
 furniture, .'523 and 325 Pine 
 Hufschmidt Louis S; Bros, plumbers and 
 
 gasfitters, G37 Clay 
 Hughes Artluir, gen manager S F & N P 
 
 It R, 42G Montgomery 
 Hughes E C, printur, 511 Sansom 
 Hughes E E, real-catato agent, 724 i 
 
 Market 
 HUGHES & EDSOX, ship and custom- 
 house brokers, 504 Battery 
 Hughes & Foley, bakery, cor Fourth 
 
 an d Jessie 
 HUOHES H & CO, merchandise brok- 
 ers, 302 California, rm 5 
 Hughes J, butcher. Mo Valencia 
 Hughes John, groceries, 122(5 Green 
 Hughes Jno, contractor, 22 Montgy 
 Hug'^es John F, printer, (305 Montgy 
 
 HUOHES L J, physician and surgeon, 
 460 O'Farrell 
 
 Hughes W A, liquors, 515 Clay 
 
 Hughes Wm, job and law printing, 421 
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 Hughes Wm If, liquors, 43 Sacrament(>| 
 
 Hugg Henry, nierchandiae broker, 203 
 California 
 
 Huguenin J C, watches and jewelry, 8 
 Kearny 
 
 HUHN & LUCKHARDT, niining en- 
 gineers and metallurgists, 23 .Stevenson 
 
 Hulbert Thomivs Fisher, atty at law, 424 
 Montgomery 
 
 Hull Jessie Mrs bakery, 211 Eighteenth 
 
 Hulse P B, agt Clark & Maynard, N Y 
 publishers, 127 Montgomery 
 
 Hulsman Fred, groceries, 1338 Pacific 
 
 Humbert J, liquors, 120 Montgomery 
 avenue 
 
 Humbert P A, mining engineer. Twen- 
 ty-third bet Mission and Valencia 
 
 HUMBOIDT BREWERY, Wm Nol- 
 
 thig propr, 1843 Mission 
 Humboldt Mining Co, 328 Montgomery 
 
 Humboldt Pavilion, Benj Kliogel propr, 
 cor Erie and Mission 
 
 Humboldt Savings and Loan Society, A 
 C Weber pres, 18 Geary 
 
 Humboldt Sulpliur Min Co, G H Perry 
 secy, 320 Sansom 
 
 Humboldt Mill & Mining Co, Stock Ex- 
 change bldg 
 
 HUMBOLDT STEAMSHIP CO.Searles 
 
 & Stone asjts, 22 California 
 Hume Geo W, shipping and commission, 
 
 318 Front, rni 12 
 Hume K D & Co, salmon packers and 
 
 commission merchants, 30S) and 311 
 
 Sacramento 
 Hummel (ico, dry goods, 1432 and 1434 
 
 Mark.!t 
 HUMORIST (Max Burckhardt propr), 
 
 622 Clay 
 Humphrey J, tailor, 227 Hayes 
 Humpliroy P H, physician, 212 Kearny 
 Humphrey J as, groceries, 516 Geary 
 Humphreys J 'I", atty at law, 515 Kearny 
 Humphreys W P, civil engineer, 62'J 
 
 Washington 
 Humphieys Wm F, atty at law, 234 
 
 'Montgoiiiery 
 HUNT A B, atty at law, 302 Moitgy 
 Hunt D D, apothecary, 300 Fifth 
 
 HUNT GEORGE H, stock broker, 209 
 
 .Sanaam 
 Hunt J D, 511 California 
 Jfunt J L, stockbroker, 513 California 
 Hunt John, judge superior court No 5, 
 
 628 Montgomery 
 Hunt Jonathan, Son Sc Co, insurance 
 
 asits, 313 California 
 Hunt Mrs E, variety store, 1738 Market 
 Hunt Mrs Jane G, lodgings, 7 Mont- 
 
 "gomery ave 
 Hunt Wm, boots and shoes. Filbert near 
 
 Fillmore 
 Hunter B, furniture, 1518 Polk 
 Huntington F A, globe iron works, 143 
 
 and 145 Fremont 
 
 HUNTINGTON. HOPKINS & CO, 
 
 importers hardware, iron, steal, coal, 
 
 etc, junction Bush and Market, S F, 
 
 and 31 K st Saerameuto 
 Hunter J A, physician, 321 Sutter 
 Hunter k Shackleford, brick manufrs, 
 
 310 Pin , rooms 40 
 HUPFELS A & SONS, lager beer 
 
 brewers (New York), Clias Sonntag & 
 
 Co agts, 40 California 
 Hurlbert C 11, atty, 202 Market 
 Hurlburcli E J, saloon, 521 Fiiat 
 Huilbut E T M, physician, 850 Market 
 HURLEY D J, stair builder, 136 Main 
 Hurley Michael, liquors, 213 Sixth 
 Hurley Patrick, liquors, Nebraska near 
 
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 Husing A, saloon and grocery, 874 Miss 
 Husiiig M, grocer, NE cor Montgomery 
 
 and Broadway 
 Husaey A C, carpenter, 618 California 
 Hussey Con Oolil and Silver Mining Co, 
 
 Stock Exchange Building 
 Huasoy H P & Co, impra ;ind com mer- 
 chants, 2054 Front 
 Hussey J L, capitalist, 402 Montgomery 
 Hussey Joseph W, mining, 318 Pine 
 Hus30!i Paul & Co, wholesale butchers, 
 
 535 C'liW 
 HUSTEI) A, law and collection office, 
 
 331 Montgomery 
 Husted F M, atty at law, eOfi Montgy 
 Hutohings D F, bureau voritea, 318 Cal 
 
 HUTCHINGrS J M> forest tree seed, 
 
 120 Sutter 
 Hutchina C B, physician, 230 Tyler 
 Hutchias E P, mining engineer, 240 
 
 Montgomery 
 Hutchiris Jas M, dentist, 737 Market 
 Hutchina & Kichardson, grocers, cor 
 
 Twenty-fourth and Bryant 
 Hutchinson D S, dentist, 54 Kearny 
 Hutchinson E J, atty at law, 504 Kearny 
 Hutchinson John, stockbroker, 5 Mer- 
 chant's Exchange . 
 Hutchinson Jas J, cashier Sather& Co's 
 Bank, 518 Mr>ntgomory, room 15 
 
 HUTCHINSON & MANN, gen fire 
 
 and marine insurance agts, 322 and 
 
 324 California 
 Hutchinson Mining Co, 300 Montgy 
 Huth Carl, bootmalcor, 72'.) Union 
 Hutter J, tailor, 321 Jesijio 
 Hyama Bros, imprs and m mufra cloth- 
 ing, lOi) Sansoni 
 Hyatt T H, short-hand reporter, 604 
 
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 Hyde & Casey, wood and coal, 310 
 
 Leavenworth 
 Hyde Henry C, atty at law, 41 li Cal 
 Hyde Isaac, prea City 11 R Co, 14 Miss 
 Hylaiid .Jos K, trunk manufr, 101 Mont 
 Hyman Bros, gen mdse, 123 Cal 
 HYKAN JOS, variety store and dry 
 
 goods, 50'J Hayes 
 Hyman Leon, barber, 2 Sixth 
 Hyman M & Co, importers and manufrs 
 
 boy's clothing, 518 Market and I'J 
 
 Sutter 
 Hyman Morris, second-hand furniture, 
 
 606 Broadway 
 Hyman N J, impr jewelry, fancy goods, 
 
 etc, 307 Koarny 
 Hyman Nathan, barber, 21 1 Montgy 
 Hyman W, pawnbroker, 16 Kearny 
 Hynaixl Alonzo P, livery stable, cor 
 
 Twelfth and Mission 
 Hyneman S, stockbroker, 327 Pine 
 
 Iburg Wm M, grocer, 5 Beldon Place 
 Ida Gold and Silver Mining Co, 324 Pino 
 Idaho Gold and Silver Mining Co, 324 
 
 Pine, rooina 8 and 10 
 Igstaedter B, manufr agt, 424 Sao 
 Iken Fred, com merchant, 525 Front 
 lis Jno G, foundry, stoves and tinware, 
 
 814 Kearny 
 
 ILLUSTRATED CARD CO, W M 
 
 Pearsall manager, 5 Post 
 Imelli Max, saloon, 851 Market 
 Imhana & Triebcl, hardware, 227 Hayes 
 Imhoff S G, stoves and tinware, 3194 
 
 Fifth 
 Immol Jane, stationery, 1647 Mission 
 Imperial Ins Co, 317 California 
 Imperial Photograph Gallery, Mrs 
 
 Vaughan proprss, 7244 Market 
 I M Wentworth Boot and Shoo Co, 400 
 
 Battery 
 Incell Mrs Wm, dressmaker, 213 Dup 
 Independence Mining Co, Stock Ex Bdg 
 Independent Order Kedmena' Hall, 510 
 
 Bush 
 
 INDIANAPOLIS CHAIR MANUFG 
 
 CO, 1 •'-^4 Market and 160 New Mont 
 Indian Queen Min Co, Merchants Ex- 
 change, rm 25 
 Indicator Min Co, 203 Bush, rm 10 
 Industrial Iron Works, 233 and 235 
 
 Beale 
 Ingalsbe Mary E, designer, 006 Montgy 
 Ingersoll H H, physician, 323 Geary 
 IngersoU (tco .S, storage, 1101 Battery 
 Inyhani Mrs Mary, cigars, 1151 Mission 
 Ingle wood House, Mrs A Rix propr, 126 
 
 Fifth 
 Inglis John S, R R agent, 22 Montgy 
 Ingraham Henry, atty at law, 4114 Cal 
 Inguglia A & Co, fish, 513 Washington 
 Inman D, manager Grangers Business 
 
 Aan'n, 106 Davis 
 INMAN LINE, (New York & Liver- 
 
 pool), steamship ticket agency J F 
 
 Fugazie, 5 Montgomery ave 
 Innes Alex, agent East manufacturers, 
 
 545) Montgomery 
 Innca k Co's, Alameda & S F Express, 
 
 313 East 
 Inselmann Henry, fruit, 446 Third 
 Inslee & Joseph, cigars and tobacco, 32S 
 
 Pine 
 Insurance Co of North America,313 Cal 
 Insurance Min Co, 303 Montgomery 
 
 INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, H C 
 
 Patridge propr, 824 and 826 Kearny 
 International Ico Co, 309 Montgomery 
 
 INTERNATIONAL SALOON, John 
 
 Koopman, 41 Sacramento 
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 Iradale Alfreil S, plumber, 957 Mission 
 Irelan Wni Jr, assayor and chemist. 
 
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 Irolau MrsWm, artist, 126 Kearny 
 Irmscher H, boot and shoemaker, 204 
 
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 Iron Gap Min Co, 324 Pinc< rmsSandlO 
 Irviu H R, collector, 581 California 
 Irvin Robt J, carpenter, 1925 Fillmore 
 Irvine Jns, capitalist, 330 Pino, rm 52 
 Irvine & LeBreton, attys at law, 217 
 
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 Irvin e Wm , atty at law, 217 Sansom 
 IRVINE WM 0, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 importer and retail, 118 Fourth 
 Irving Henry P, atty, 90 Montgomery 
 
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 IBVINO SAMUEL, fumishins goods, 
 
 219 Montgomery, removed to '106 Kear 
 Isaac G, cigurs, 23U Sixth 
 Isaacs A, clothier, 823 Kearney 
 Isaacs B, trader, 404 Montgomery 
 Isaacs Henry, metal signs, 404 Moutgy 
 Isaacs Peter, barber, 412 Pacific 
 Isaacs Samuel & Bros, dry goods, 122 
 
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 Isaacs S, clothing, 527 Pacific 
 Isaacs Samuel, tailor, 507 Jackson 
 Isaacs Samuel, clothing, 417 Pacific 
 Isaac Simon, clothing, 327 Third 
 Isaacson & Cohen, jewelers, 2i5 Sixth 
 Isaacson Mrs L, bakery, 110 Tyler 
 Isabella Con (i & H Min Co, 330 Pine 
 Iseli Jacob, 'i-;nors, 529 Pino 
 Isidore Isaac, second hand furniture, 812 
 
 Montgomery 
 Israel Jonas, clothing, 934 Dupont 
 Israel Simon, clothiug, 356 Fourth 
 Israelsky & Morris ^vliolesale fruits and 
 
 com merchants, 210 Washington 
 Israel Chas S, publisher, "S F Punch," 
 
 838 Market 
 Issendorf C Frederick, grocer, SW cor 
 
 Howard and Beale 
 Isson S & Son, jewelry, 403 Pacific 
 Isthmus House, Wm J Bailey, 54 Firat 
 Ivemeyer & Dunker, liquors, cor Com 
 
 mercial and Battery 
 Ives G 1, stock broker, 402 Montgomery 
 Ivors Richard, capitalist, 218 Sansom 
 I X L Auction House, M J Flavin, 
 
 propr, gents' furnishing goods, fancy 
 
 goods, etc, SE cor Kearny and Com'I 
 
 Jabson W G, wood t>.nd coal, 51 1 and 
 
 513 Bush 
 Jaccard ]> H, watchmakers and jewel 
 
 ers, 431 Hayes 
 Jaccard J D, confectionery, 429 Hayes 
 Jackf^ E, restaurant, 1035 Howard 
 
 Jacks K, liquors, cor Twenty -second and 
 
 Potrero ave 
 Jackson Alexander, hotel, 66 and 68 
 
 Oregon 
 Jackson Archibald, carpenter, 810 
 
 Jones 
 Jackson Byron, machine works, cor 
 
 Sixth and Bluxome 
 Jackson D B, gen agts Pacific Coast 
 
 Steamship Co, 214 Mouigomery 
 Jackson George, manager Overland 
 
 Ticket office, 2 Now Montgomery 
 Jackson J G, pres Redwood Manufr 
 
 Association and lumber, 8 Market 
 Jackson Min Co, C N Shaw secy, 403 
 
 California 
 Jackson P H & Co, illuminated tile 
 
 manufr, 116 Beale 
 
 JACKSON R W, manufr and dealer in 
 
 abulone and tortoise shells and ivory 
 
 goods, 014 Market, factory 411 Clay, 
 
 (see adver under Abalone Shells) 
 
 Jackson T W, mannfrs agt ana comniis- 
 
 mission merchant, 12 California 
 Jackson Walter, liquors, NW cor Clay 
 
 and Davis 
 Jacob David, clothing, 721 Sansom 
 Jacobi A, grocer, NW cor Pacific and 
 
 Montgomery 
 Jacoblin M, iKjuors, 1.306 Dupont 
 Jacobs A, hatter, 136 Third 
 Jacobs A, real estate, 206 Washington 
 Jacobs Abraham, pawnbroker, 613 Pac 
 Jacobs & Co, ladies' underwear, 226 
 
 Kearny 
 Jacobs & Easton, ins agts, 216 Sansom 
 Jacobs (ieorge, bootmaker, 2013^ Mission 
 ilacobs H, hatter, .'V24 Kearny 
 Jacobs Mrs Harriet, fancy goods, 802 
 
 Market 
 Jacobs I & Co, fruits and vegetables, 
 
 Bay City Market 
 Jacobs J, boots and shoes, ]9Third 
 Jacobs J, tailor, 4261 Broadway 
 Jacobs Jacob, hairdresser, 517 N^^nt avo 
 
 Jacobs Julius, gen agt Germania Life 
 
 Ins Co, 216 Sansom 
 Jacobs L M & Co, general merchants, 20S 
 
 Montgomery 
 Jacobs \j N, stock brokers, 316 Montgy 
 Jacobs Mnrk I, mdse broker, 208 Moiit 
 Jacobs M & Son, manufr shirts and 
 
 clothing, 20 Sansom 
 Jacobs Myer, atty, 315 California 
 Jacobs S & Son, dry goods and furnishing 
 
 goods, 408 Kearny 
 Jacobs Soloman, cigar store, 412 Hayes 
 Jacobs & Wineburg, dry goods, 211 
 
 Dupont 
 Jacobson P, grocer, 2019 Mission 
 Jacobson C, fruits, etc, 1400 Clay 
 Jacobson S, cigars and tobacco, 3 Mkt 
 Jacobson J, birds and fishes, 1136 Mkt 
 
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 Jacobson J ft Co, oyster saloon, 820 
 
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 Jacobson Jacob, meat market, 805 How 
 Jacobson M, cigars and tobacco, 213 
 
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 Jacob A, grocery, SE cor Pacific and 
 
 Montgomery 
 Jacoby LouTd, ins agt, 411 California 
 Jacoby P, publisher, 012 Commerciivl 
 Jacoby Samuel, dressmaker, 1114 Stock 
 Jacoby Miss K, groceries^nd liquors, 
 
 1222 Folsom 
 Jacquinot Mrs F, lace cleaner, 005 Post 
 Jaenecke ft Brune, grocers, S E cor 
 
 Third and Harrison 
 Jagels D, liquors, 28 Stockton 
 Jager Mrs E, ba!;ery, 504 Hyde 
 Jager G W, shaving and cigars, 
 
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 Jahn Albrecht, atty, 606 Clay 
 
 JAHN & FOSTER, costumers, 
 
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 Jakel C, liquors, 615) Pacific 
 Jakes C, hotel. Oil) Pacific 
 Jakobs John C, grocer, SE cor Jackson 
 
 and Buchanan 
 James C A, real estate agt, 402 Montgy 
 James Miss M, dressmaker, 105 Sixth 
 James J G, wholesale butcher, 331 Kear 
 James Wm H, carpenter, 411) O'Farrell 
 Jameson H D, haniessmaker, 306 Mkt 
 Jaucovich Luco, restaurant, SVV cor Da- 
 vis an d Cln rk 
 JANIN HENRY, mining engineer, 327 
 
 Pine 
 Janin L, mining engineer, 310 Pino 
 Janjon E A ft Co, wholesale liquors, 
 
 430 and 432 Jackson 
 Jansen Alex, upholsterer, 1)40 Hovard 
 Jansen Frederick, grocer, NE cor Harri- 
 son and Beale 
 Jansen Geo, lii^uors, NE cor First and 
 
 Brannan 
 Jansen R, watchmaker, 320 Kearny 
 JANSEN & THEELE, hatters, 1186th 
 Janson L, groceries, 901 Post 
 Janssen Frederick A, grocer, NE cor 
 
 Mission and Twenty-third 
 Janssen John, teacher of languages, 419 
 
 O'Farrell 
 Jantzen Fretl, crockery, 122 Fifth, 131 
 
 Second and 641 Kearny 
 Jaques J, bootmaker, 1053 Market 
 Jaquot H, architect, 27 GiU)crt 
 Jarabek ft Schley, hair work, 137 Sixth 
 
 and 1024 Market 
 Jarboe & Harrison, attorneys at law, 230 
 
 Montgomery 
 Jarboe Jno li, atty at law, 230 Mont 
 JARDINE J B, mill and mine supplies, 
 
 135 Beale 
 Jaretzky Mendel, tailor, 36 First 
 Jarmau H G, painter, 232 Sixteenth, 
 
 Jarret Mathieu, liquors, 1101 Dupont 
 Jarvis ft Dutro, liquors, SW cor Davis 
 
 and Pacific 
 Jasper E, grocer, SW cor Powell and 
 
 Jackson 
 Jasper Thos, surveyor, 1544HowaM 
 
 JASKINGTON G & C0> sealed goods, 
 NVV cor Broadway and Sar.som 
 
 Jatos ft Co, iniprs and dealeri) paints, 
 oils and lamp stock, 113 Front 
 
 Jaujon E A & Co, syrups, liquors, cor- 
 dials and bitters, 430 and 432 Jackson 
 
 Jaynes Frank, aast gen supt W U Tel 
 Co, 302 Montgomery, room 20 
 
 JEAUNEAU F & LEMAITRE J, 
 
 all kinds of meats, 67 Centre Market, 
 cor Sutter and Dupont 
 
 JEFFERS. WELLS & KIPFS, paint- 
 ers, portraits, etc, 1440 Market 
 Jeftl'rson .Fno W, atty at law, 230 Mont 
 Jefferson Silver M Co, 330 Pine, room 18 
 Jeffrcsa ft Moore commission merchants, 
 
 305 and 307 Washington 
 Jeffrey Wm, coal and iron merchants, 
 
 brokers, 204 California 
 Jellet J H, atty, 320 California 
 Jellings & Freeman, liquors, 534 Mercht 
 Jellison B F, liquors, NE cor Kearny 
 
 and California 
 JENKINS W, dentist, 1402 Bush 
 Jenkins Joshua, cigars and tobacco, 531 
 
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 Jenks Albert, artist, 415 Montgomery 
 Jenks G H, physician and supt St 
 
 Luke's Hospital, 120 O'Farrell 
 Jennings D A, mining sec, 401 Cal, rm4 
 Jennings Mrs Eugena, bakery, 139 
 
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 Jennings — , bootmaker, 713 Mission 
 Jennings John, propr Hooper South 
 
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 Jennings Jos C, ins agt, 317 California 
 Jennings Thomas, wholesale groceries, 
 
 410 and 418 Sansom 
 Jennings William, lodgings, 502^ Bdwy 
 Jennings William, tailor, 1602 Mission 
 Jensen Annie, bakery, 37 Fifth 
 Jensen Fred, meat market, 407 Turk 
 Jensen Fredk, groceries, NE cor Beale 
 
 and Harrison 
 Jensen Julius, liquors, 1508J Powell 
 Jeobanninni T, groceries, 100 24th 
 Jentzsch liCnpold, hairdresser, 441 Si^.a 
 Jerubek ft Schley, ladies' hairdressers, 
 
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 Jersey Farm Dairy, R G Sneath, 837 
 
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 Jesse ft Drew, stair builders, Berry bet 
 
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 Jessnp T C, dentist, 103 Montgomery 
 Jewell A M & Co, Scroll Sawing and 
 
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 Jewell J a, physician, 2012 Mission 
 Jewett, Sherman S & Co, stoves, ranges 
 
 and iioUowware, O S Levy manager, 
 
 122 Battery 
 
 " JEWISH PROGRESS," Abe Sdig- 
 
 sohn editor, 313 Kearny 
 Jewitt Jarvia, agt Palmer's patent leg, 
 
 21 Merchants Exchange 
 Jtcha John, gunsmith, 619 Merchant 
 Joachimsen H L, atty at law and justice 
 
 of peace, 418 Ca)ifornia 
 Joachimsen J P, atty at law, 418 Cul 
 Jobmann Julius, liquors, 101 Mission 
 Jochat Joseph, liquors, 27^ Commercial 
 Jochim Jacob, liquors, 530 Sacramento 
 Joeolis (}, bootmaker, 2013 Mission 
 Joe Scates Con S Mining Co, 409 Cal 
 Joel Albert M, necktie factory, 206 
 
 Bush 
 Johannscn F, groceries, N\V cor OTar- 
 
 rell and Mason 
 Johannsen & Peteri, com merchants, 32 
 
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 John Hancock Mutual Life Ins Co of 
 
 Boston, 417 California 
 John Win, cigars and tobacco, 123 Dup 
 Johnson A I), shoemaker, 426 Hayes 
 Johnson Allen S, painter, 1209 Polk 
 Johnson & Brown, liquors, NE cor How- 
 ard and Steuart 
 Johnson C E, cabinetmaker, 730 Miss 
 
 JOHNSON & CO. proprs Grand Hotel, 
 
 8, 10 and 12 New Montgomery 
 Johnson C O, liquors, 123.^ Sixth 
 Johnson C H, wholesale butclier, 331 
 
 Montgomery, rm 24 
 Johnson Chas, restaurant, 199 Sixteenth 
 Johnson Chris, liquors, SW cor Drumm 
 
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 Johnson E, boarding house, 19 Coml 
 Johustin E A, hotel, 8 and 10 Berry 
 Johnson Francis, atty at law, 628 Mont 
 Johnson Hans P, bootmaker, 18 Annie 
 Johnson H S, liquors, 401 Broadway 
 Johnson J, boots and shoes, 127i Second 
 Johnson Jas, fruit, NVV cor Geary and 
 
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 Johnson J C & Coi, saddlers, harness and 
 
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 Johnson Jno, boots and shoes, cor Main 
 
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 Johnson Jno, cigars, SW cor Washing' 
 
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 Johnson Jno, barber, lOOOJ Market 
 Johnson Mrs Margaret, clothing, 990 
 
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 Johnson 0, grocer, NE cor Broadway 
 
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 Johnson & Olson, oyster house, 902 Kear 
 JOHNSON P» restaurant, 783 Market 
 
 Johnson P. liqiiors, 24th and Bryant 
 Johnson Mrs P, i'ancy goods, 2512 Miss 
 Johnson Peter, liquors, 218 Montgy ave 
 Johnson R C, capitalist, 120 Sutter 
 Johnson 11 J, livery stable, 2611 Miss 
 
 JOHNSON &SCHTJLE, manufactur- 
 ers harness ornaments, badges, etc, 5 
 Post 
 Johnson & Shay, restaurant, 917 Market 
 Johnson Sidney L,atty at law, 523 Mont 
 Johnson W, limiors, 819 Battery 
 Johnson Wm, liquors, 505 Sixth 
 Johnson Wm Henry, physician and sur- 
 geon, 48 Fourth 
 Johnson Wm S & Co, hardware, 2179 
 
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 JOHNSON W J. agent Bay City Oys- 
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 Johnston Mrs Ellen, fancy goods, 314A 
 
 Fifth 
 Johnston Mrs Sarali, bakery, 420 Third 
 Johnson & Veasey, com merchants, 324 
 
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 JOHNSTON WM D, assayer and 
 chemical laboraty.l 18 and 120 Halleck 
 Joice E V, notary public, commissioner 
 of deeds of all States and Territories, 
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 Joiner Jno J, engraver, 432 Kearny 
 Jonas A & Co, butchers, 41 and 42 
 
 Washington Market 
 Jonas 1 A, watchmaker and jeweler, 128 
 
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 Jonas N, auctioneer, 33 Kearny 
 .fonasson S J, atty at law, 302 Montgy 
 Jones C C, com merchiint, 214 Sac 
 Jones C G & Co, clothing and men's fur- 
 nishing goods, 712 and 714 Market 
 Jones Clias, miner, 302 Montgomery 
 Jones Chas A, wholesale dry goods, 113 
 
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 Jones Clinton, gen traveling agt C R I 
 
 & P R K, 2 New Montgomery 
 Jones & Co, impra and wholesale gro- 
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 Jones D, real estate, 222 Montgomery 
 
 JONES De WITT CLINTON, attor 
 
 ney at law, 215 Sansom 
 JONES E H & CO, importers and job- 
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 Market 
 JONES FRANK, liquors, 645 and C47 
 
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 Jones H A, stenographer, 46 Mont blk 
 Jones il, w.K.il and coal, 245 Stevenson 
 JONES & JAHNi law and collection, 
 
 606 Clay 
 ilones Jas J, carpenter, 322 Jackson 
 Jones J B, jewelry, 649 Sacramento 
 Jones J H, stockbrokbr, 320 Pine 
 Jones J W, dry goods, 24 Sixth 
 Jones & McDonough, liqi^rs, 338 Bush 
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 Jones, Rulofson & Co, proprs of the 
 
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 Jones S L & Co, auction and commission 
 
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 JONES. THOMPSON & CO, hay and 
 
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 Jones T D, carpenter, 1120 Taylor 
 Jones W, paving stone, 105 New Mont 
 Jones Walter F, atty at law, 006 Clay 
 Jones W G, liquors, 413 Puie 
 Jones William, groceries, 18 Fifth 
 Jones Wm, hiirnessmaker, 2104 Fillmore 
 Jones W D, physician, 155 New Montgy 
 Jones Winfield S. secy Security Savings 
 
 Bank, 215 Sansom 
 Jonselme A, laundry, 426 Broadway 
 Joost Bros, hardware, cor Mission and 
 
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 Joost M & Bro, groceries, 701 McAllister 
 
 JOOST HEBMANN. conj merchant, 
 
 410 Clay 
 Joost J, groceries, NW cor Stockton 
 
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 Joosteus Charh'-s, li(iuors, 1017 Kearny 
 Jordan A, liquors, 1228 Dupont 
 Jordan Jackson, restaurant, 605 Cond 
 Jordan John, liquors, 548 Mission 
 Jordan J W, com merchant, NE cor 
 
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 JORDAN L J, physician, 211 Geary 
 Jordan M, watchmaker and jeweler, 7 
 
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 Jordan's Anatom'cal Museum, Hardie 
 
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 Josephs A, crockery, 1)29 Market 
 .loaeph & Bi'oa, clothing, 22'J Montgy 
 .Foaeph Cliaa, inipr French boots and 
 
 shoes, 316 Kearny 
 Joseph Ike, barber, 415 East 
 Joseph Julius, tailor, 202 Second 
 Joseph .\ & Co, fancy gooits, 641 Clay 
 Joseph Kol)ert, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 1)48 Market 
 Joseph Simon, furniture. 1226 Stockton 
 Joseph W P & Co, wood and coal, 506 
 
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 JOSSELYN BENJ F, physician, 7 
 
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 Josaelyn Cr M & Co, ship chandlers, 38 
 
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 Josselyn H R, agent Stewart's Sewing 
 
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 Josselyn J B, carpenter, 112 Silver 
 Josalyn Jos, physician, 214 Sutter 
 JOST & ADLER, wholesale liquor dis 
 
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 Jost Peter, dairy produce, 731 Vallejo 
 Joubert P, laundry, 1412 Powell 
 
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 Jovovich L, coffee saloon, NW cor Jack- 
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 Joy Edward W, druggist, SW cor Post 
 
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 Joyce E, livery stable, 721 Valencia 
 Joyce Peter J, crockery, 111 Sixth 
 JOYCE & FHILLIPa hairdressers, 
 
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 Judd C M & Co, carpenters, 1210 Polk 
 Judge I'atriek, liquors, 2(»4 First 
 Judidus E H, stoves and tinware, 2120 
 
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 Judson, Belshaw ;t Rouse, coal, 402 
 
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 JTJDSON EGBERT, pres California 
 
 Paper Co, 10 California 
 Judson H H, drugs, cor Butte and Ky 
 Judson & Shepard, S P chemical works, 
 
 402 Front 
 Juilson & Woodman Bros, S F Candle 
 
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 .lugassovich A & Co, restaurant, 106 
 
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 Julia Con Min Co, H A Charles secty, 
 
 419 California, rm 21 
 Julian Chas, dressmaker and fancy goods, 
 
 1513 Dupont 
 Julitz H, lii]uors, 012 Sacramento 
 Jull.ju J & Co, liquors, (517 Pacific 
 Juniata Con S M Co, 203 Bush, rm 26 
 J unck Bros, grocers, SE cor Sacramento 
 
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 Junck D, grocer, 1016 Clay 
 •luud H, shoemaker, 535 California 
 Jung J C, blacksmith, 1 10 Main 
 Jung Mrs L, hotel, SW cor Drumm and 
 
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 Jungblut Aug & Co, billiard table man- 
 
 iitacturers, 10 to 16 Tyler 
 Juniper W S, oyster saloon, 415 Pine 
 Junker Chas, butcher, 137 (lOugh 
 Junker L >uis & Co, moat market, SW 
 
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 Jurgens A, cigars and tobacco, 136 2nd 
 Jury Wm, shoe factory, 11) and 21 Van 
 
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 Justice Min Co, R E Kelly secty, 419 
 
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 Kafka Simon & Co, butcher, 9251 Folsom 
 Kahn A, meat market, SE cor McAllis- 
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 Kahn k Brod, optical goods, 335 Bush 
 Kahn Bros &, Co, wholesale dry goods, 
 
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 Kahn H, artificial flowers, 407 Kearny 
 Kahn Herman, confectionery, 946J Miss 
 Kahn Joseph, baker, 946^ Mission 
 Kahn Joseph, saloon, 416 Pino 
 Kahn Louis, butcher, 1 New Metropoli- 
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 Kahn Sarah, florist, 716 Washington 
 Kahn 8 8, physician, 215 Kearny 
 Kahrs John, grocer, SVV cor First and 
 
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 Kain M W, butcher, 6 and 7 Mission 
 
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 Kaiser Geo ft Co, retail butchers, 17, 18 
 
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 Kaiser H, locksmith, 31G Pacific 
 KAISER WM> merchant tailor, 335 
 
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 Kaisky, Sternberg & Co, cigar makers, 
 
 513 and 515 Front 
 Kalb T J, baker, 1 14 Thirteenth 
 Kalisher E D, mdse broker, 321 Cal 
 Kalisky C, clothing, lOi) and 1 1 1 Second 
 Kalisky L, merchant tailor, - 1 10 Second 
 Kallenberg Theodore, pattern maker, 32 
 
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 KALLOCHI M. chief clerk mayors 
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 Kalmuk M, cigars and tobacco, 46 4th 
 Kaltbchmidt O, artist, 1049 Mission 
 Kalvelage Clemens, groceries, SW cor 
 
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 Kammerer & Koch, barbers, 542 Cal 
 Kampe Fredk W, grocer, 38 Natoma 
 Kampner Mrs Yetta, furniture, 155 7tli 
 Kamps F W, restaurant, 16 and 18 Cal 
 Kane Mrs Annie, fancy goods, 318 6th 
 Kane & Co, steam printers add lito 
 
 graphers, 410 Sansom 
 Kane F B, physician, 338 Eddy 
 Kane F P, physician, 46 O'Farrell 
 Kane ft Heaney, dairy preduce, 11 to 40 
 
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 Kane James, grocer, SW cor First and 
 
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 Kane John, grocer, 1 1 Gilbert 
 Kane M, liquors, SW cor Howard and 
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 KANE, O'LEART ft CO, wholesale 
 
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 Kanisher Edward D, mdse broker, 321 
 
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 Kanugeisser Julius, sausage maker, 1409 
 
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 Kaplan J, watchmaker, 409 Kearny 
 Kaplan Louis, city and county registrar 
 
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 Kappeler & Saner, saloon, 518 Battery 
 Kappke H F, groceries, S£ cor Mason 
 
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 KARASSON MRS MART, bakery, 
 
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 Karrae ft Bran, photographers, 18 Third 
 Karstens Chas, grocer, NE cor Jackson 
 
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 Kartchoko Edward, hides and skins, 11 SJ 
 
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 Kasche William, wines and liquors, 18 
 
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 Kaskel Adolphe, hatter, 423 Kearny 
 Kaskcl Bros, hatters, 617 Commercial 
 Kaskel Louis, sausage maker, 10 Taylor 
 Kast ft Co, boots and shoes, cor Market 
 
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 Kastens ft Jaek, hairdressers, 1 102 Lar- 
 
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 Katz Fred, butcher, 94 to 100 California 
 
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 Katz Mrs H, music teacher, 103 Perry 
 Katz J, butcher, (Traud Central Market 
 Kaufman C, civil engineer, 42 Montgy 
 Kaufman C, mining engineer, 330 Pino 
 Kaufman F, grocery, SW cor Twenty- 
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 Kaufman S ft Co, stockbrokers, 304 
 
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 Kaufmanu A, shoemaker, 107 Jackson 
 Kaufmann F, grocer and saloon, 329 5th 
 Kautrmann Jacob, butcher, 407 Third 
 Kauflman ft Brady, butchers, 209 6th 
 Kaul Samuel, tailor, 405 Commercial 
 Kautzmann George, carpet weaver, 39 
 
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 Kavanagh ft Campbell, liquors, 244 3d 
 Kavanagh John, merchant tailor, 6 Now 
 
 Montgomery 
 Kay E J, varieties, 120 Taylor 
 Kay Samuel, painter, 1 104 Howard 
 Kayser Bros, hay and grain, wo(>d and 
 
 coal, 1118 Pacific 
 Kayser M ft Bro, merchant tailors, 223 
 
 Montgomery 
 Kayser ft Klose, Turk St Hotel, 22 and 
 
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 Keano Bros, dry goods, |cloaks and 
 
 suits, 107 Kearny 
 Keaney P, manufr carriages and wagons, 
 
 966 Mission 
 Keany Mary, bakery, 1555 Mission 
 Kearney .1 h\ tailor, 1122 Harrison 
 Kearney P, groceries, 1300 Pacific 
 Kearney P A, druggist, SW cor First 
 
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 Kearney Thos, real estate agent, 408 
 
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 Keams M, wood and coal, 1523 Dupont 
 Kearny P W, plumber, 1 149 Mission 
 
 Keating ft May, plumbers, 2205 Mission 
 Kedon Martin Jr, junk, 319 Davis 
 Keefe D, commission and produce mer- 
 chant, 211 Washington 
 Keeff*} David, bakery, 309 Minna 
 Keegan James, plumbing and gasiitting, 
 
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 Keenan Chas, saloon, 1154 Market 
 Kcenan P, bootmaker, 506 Mission 
 Keene C C, musical instruments, cor 
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 Keeney C W, mining, 439 California 
 Kceney J W, physician, 20 Montgomery 
 Kehoe J W, butcher, cor Ninth and 
 
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 Kehoe Peter, boots and shoes, 238 3d 
 Kehoe Thos, junk store, 417 Drumm 
 Keightley Mrs, dressmaker, 101 O'Far 
 Keil Edward, photograplier, 34 Third 
 yiiTL FRED C* druggist and apothe 
 
 cary, SW oor Market and Fourth 
 Keith W, artist, 8 Mercantile Library 
 
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 Kclleher & Simpson, saloon, 301 Fourth 
 Keller Henry & Co, publisliers and 
 
 booksellers, ] 16 Post 
 Keller Joseph, groceries, IIIOI Pacific 
 KellettC, livery stable, 2618 Mission 
 
 KELLETT SAMUEL* plaster decora- 
 tions, 763 Market 
 KELLET BROS, wood, coal, hay, 
 grain, etc, NE cor 11 K and 12tli avc 
 Kelly Geo W, stock broker, 326 Pine 
 Kelley Martin, manufr nails, files, rasps, 
 
 etc, 248 Beak' 
 Kelley Martin, liquors, 248 Beale 
 Kelliug & Moore, livery stable, 420 Pac 
 Kellner M, dry goods, :W)6 Sixth 
 Kell'j,|g F H, capitalist, 444 California 
 Ke'.logg J (x, capitalist, 314 California 
 K'jUoggM B, atty, 530 California 
 
 KELLT CHAS E, notary public and 
 
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 Kelly 4 Eigan, wholesale liquors, 406 
 
 Battery 
 Kelly, Henderson & Gilchrist, importers 
 
 liquors, 309 and 311 Front 
 Kelly James M, contractor, 638 Market 
 Kelly, Tames R & Co, paints, oils, glass, 
 
 etc, 101 to 105 Front 
 Kelly John, liquors, 43 Second 
 Kelly John, liquors, 186 Jessie 
 Kelly Jos, butcher, H59 Howard 
 Kelly Mrs Kate, bakery, 327 Fourth 
 Kelly L, merchant tailor, 27 Fourth 
 Kelly C & M, pork packers, 433 Steven 
 Kelly M J, meats, 3 Centre Market 
 Kelly Owen, liijuors, 1018 Howard 
 Kelly Rev O, editor "Pacific Church 
 
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 Kelly P, baker, 238 Fifth 
 Kelly P, bootmaker, 238 Kearny 
 Kelly Peter, groceries, 235 Fell 
 Kelly Peter, liquors, cor Masonic ave 
 
 and Point Lobos ave 
 Kelly P W, junk, 38 First 
 Kelly k Runnels, photographers, 31 
 
 Third 
 KELLT THOS, sale and livery stable, 
 
 SE cor Leavenwqrth and Geary 
 Kelly R E, mining secy, 419 California 
 Kelsey G & S Mining Co, 330 Pine 
 
 Koltor Mrs Bertha, retail fancy goods 
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 Kelting & Tietjen, grocer, SW oor 
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 Kemm J, atty, 328 Montgomery, rm 19 
 
 Kejimo (}eo, bakery, NE cor Leaven- 
 worth and Broadway 
 
 Kemp J & Co, planing mill, 109 Mission 
 
 KEMP JOHN H, upholstery goods, 
 tassels and fringes, 10 Post 
 
 KEMP VAN E F, dentist, 1144 
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 Kendall C VV, atty, 603 Washinsjton 
 Kendall Mrs, dressmaker, 207 Kearny 
 KENDALL F I, merchandise broker, 
 302 California, room 5 
 
 KENDALL & KELLOQG. Kendall's 
 
 Patent Quartz Mill, 318 Pine 
 Kendrick & O'Connor, stone cutters, 
 
 cor Harrison and Tenth 
 Kenealy David, grocer, NE cor Sixth and 
 
 Brannan 
 Kenealy Mrs E, fancy goods, cor Sixth 
 
 and Brannan 
 Kenitzer & Raun, architects, 601 Cal 
 Kenna P J G, stock broker, 314 Montgy 
 Kennedy, Brennan & Co, dry goods, 901, 
 
 903 and 905 Market and 2, 4, and 6 
 
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 Kennedy & Brennan, dry goods, 1 16 and 
 
 118 Third 
 Kennedy Dennis, grocery, SW cor Pierce 
 
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 KENNEDY & DXJBR. dry goods, 834, 
 
 83(5 and 838 Market 
 Kennedy E, tailor, 505 California 
 
 KENNEDY FRANK, atty at law, 604 
 
 Merchant, room 16 
 Kennedy Hugh, horseshoer, 4 Spring 
 Kennedy J H, varieties, 605 Mont ave 
 Kennedy & McGruder, milliners, 62 Third 
 Kennetly P B, dry goods, 232 Kearny 
 Kennedy P J, stock broker, 106 Leid 
 Kennedy & Spark, lime, 53 Beale 
 Kennedy Walter B, job printer, 621 San 
 Kenuelly & Sullivan, blacksmiths, 1123 
 
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 Kenney B, oyster house, 89 and 90 Cen- 
 tre Market 
 Kenney & Dyer, stock brokers, 228 Mont 
 Kenney Felix, carriagemaker, 966 Miss 
 Kenney & Gilligan, wood andconl, 127 
 
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 KENNEY JOHN, liquors wholesale, 
 
 b05 Front 
 Kenney Mr& K, board and lodging, 33 
 
 Eddy 
 Kenney M, boots and shoes, 516 Coml 
 Kenney Michael, liquors, Dunbar alley 
 Kenney P, tailor, 307 Minna 
 Kenney Patrick, shoemaker, 237 Jack 
 Kenny John J, groceries, 1020 Pacific 
 Kenny K, real estate, 22 Kearny 
 
 
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 Kent James, wood and coal, SW cor 
 
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 Kent R F, stock broker, 318 Montgy 
 KontHeld John Sc Co, lumber, pier 
 
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 Kenyon Curtis G, physiioiaa, GUI Miss 
 
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 Kern River Land and Canal Co, 30J) 
 
 Montgomery, room 4i> 
 Kerner P, liquors, SE cor JcHsie and 
 
 New Montgomery 
 Kerr D, printer, 608 Market 
 Kerr David, carriage, wagon and truck 
 
 manufr, 47 and 4l> lieale 
 Kerr Jno, wood and coal, 1150 Folsom 
 Kerr ^f att, liquors, 1 1 1 ljciiles<lorff 
 Kerr Wm, teamster, !K)3 Battery 
 Kerrigan Pat, liquors, 230 Braiman 
 Kerrison Geo, carpenter, "Jl'JO Bush 
 Kerruish I'Vlward, sliipwright, 500 Bat 
 Kershaw M, domestic and foreign coal, 
 
 17 and lit Spear 
 
 KERTELI CHAS. sculptor, 140 
 
 O'Farnll 
 Kewing 0, Kisel, turners in wood and 
 
 ivory, 10 Stevenson 
 Kewing Fred & Co, importer of teas, 123 
 
 California 
 Keser Louis, clothing, 15 Sixth 
 Kesseler J & F, onyx and marble workn, 
 
 works Brannan, office and warerooma 
 
 7 Taylor 
 Kesaing J H, wholesale and retail fish, 
 
 79 and 80 California xVIarket, and 7 
 
 Clay St Market 
 Keuerlcber F W, liquors, 3!> Market 
 Keyes Orsen H, I)utchcr, 50 Stcuart 
 Keyes W S, mining engineer, 310 Pine 
 Keyle R, liquors, 304 Paciric 
 Keyser Paul, com merchant, 206 Clay 
 
 KEYSTONE BROTHEBS, whip fac 
 
 tory, 262!> Mission 
 Keystone Consolidated Alining Co, 310 
 
 Pine, room 40 
 Keystone House, Frank Nicolaysen, 127 
 
 Jackson 
 Keystone No 1 & 2 Mining Co, Stock 
 
 Exchange building 
 Kcyt ft Co, bill posters, 506 Commercial 
 Keuerleber Fred W, liquors, 39 Market 
 Keuitz Chas & Co, liq^uors, 242 Sutter 
 Kibbe Thos R, physician, 15 Taylor 
 
 Kibble G It, robber stamps and printing, 
 
 331 Kearnv 
 Kiefer Jno, barber, 310 Bush 
 KieferJno, hairdresser, 230 Bush 
 KIEFFER CHAS, liquors, 432 Bdwy 
 Kiegenbcin Jno & Co, com merchants, 
 
 201 and 203 Davis 
 Kicrnan C, furniture, 231 Sixteenth 
 Kiernan Fr mcis J, fruit, 23'3 Post 
 Kicrnan Michael, Hewing machine repair 
 
 shop, 83l) Mission 
 Kihlmyer iJacob, liquors, 601) Clay 
 
 KIHN" E, Fifth St Furniture Factory, 
 
 545 and 547 Fifth 
 K K Con Mining Co, 30!) Mont, rm 44 
 Kilcullen M, laundry, 21 Frcolon 
 Kilday Bros, plumoors and gasfittcrs, 
 
 1138 Howard 
 Kilday M, liquors, SW cor Mission and 
 
 Second 
 Kiliam Geo, harbor, 434 Pacific 
 Killavary Patrick, butcher, 421 Eighth 
 Killeen Mrs Mnry, boarding 31 Minna 
 Killip & Co, auctioneers, Cal below Mont 
 Killy M L butcher, 1840 Ellis 
 Kimhall Chas P, book store, 510 Hayes 
 Kimball Proctor W, music teacher, 510 
 
 Hayes 
 Kinoaid S A, fancy goods, 403 Gough 
 Kind Miss, dressmaker, 1022 Stockton 
 Kind Mrs M W. dressmaker, 1017 Mkt 
 Kindler A K, coifeo and spico mills, NE 
 
 cor Mission and Fremont 
 King — , saloon, 148 Fourth 
 Kina (yivmeron H, attv at 'aw, 207 S;in 
 KING & CHATTIN. notaries public 
 
 and commissioners oi deeds for all the 
 
 States and Territories, 442 California 
 
 KINQ OF WILLIAM JAMES C & 
 
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 cor Broadway and Sansom 
 King D C, liverv stable, 1008 West Miss 
 King(; F, Kin,''s Hall, 2131 Mission 
 King H S & (/o, stock brokers, 312 Pine 
 Kinx Mrs J, liquors, 113 First 
 KING JAMES L. notary public, 442 
 
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 King Jno, liquors, 20 Turk 
 King Jno S, Chinese employment office, 
 
 616 Clay 
 King .los L, stock broker, 402 Montgy 
 King M, sign painter, 3 1 1 Sutter 
 King M L, anti({uate«l books, 205 4th 
 King P, hairdresser, 323 Pacific 
 KING & RODGERS, attys at law, 
 
 207 Sansom 
 King Wm, liquors, 144 Steuart 
 Kingwell J W, plumber and gasfitter, 
 
 502 Ellis 
 Kinley J M, atty at law, 608 Montgy 
 Kirkman J L, express 13 to 19 Front 
 Kirkpatrick Ed, attorney at law, 609 
 
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 Kirkuatriuk Jus, shoemaker, 13'2J Puc 
 Kirsch Emil, butcher. U3D Third 
 KIRWAN JAS. boarding and lodging, 
 
 SW cor Kearny and Bay 
 Kister & Vetter, blacksmiths and wiig- 
 
 onmakers, 922 Krannan 
 Kittelbergor & Bold, liqnors, SW cor 
 
 Kearny and Cominercial 
 Kitterman Jas, furniture and carpets, 
 
 131S Stockton 
 Kittle & Co, shipping and commission 
 
 merchants, 202 California 
 Kittler C & C W, cabiuetmukors, 202 
 
 Powell 
 Kitto Orlando, grocer, cor Minnesota 
 
 and Solano 
 Kittridgo E H & Co, manufs door^, 
 
 blinds and sashes, 20 California 
 
 KITTREDGE JONATHAN, propr 
 
 Phujnix Iron Worka, 18 and 20 Kre 
 Kitzmnller M, watroninuker, SoO Hownl 
 Klaber (r, wood and ooal, 5tJ4i Howard 
 Klahn John H, ci<_'nr factory, 4IS Sixtl 
 KLAIBER FRANK, saloon, y Hardie 
 
 Place 
 Klaiii Nathan M, photoyrapher, 921 Mc- 
 Allister 
 
 Klamath Quartz M Co, 301) Montgomery 
 Klauiiter & Co, fruit and ])roduce, 33 0th 
 Klarenuioyer S, artist, 724.^ Market 
 Klarman Mrs John, grocer, San Bruno 
 
 Road l>et 27th and 2Sth 
 Klatt Ferdinand, carpenter, 510 Kearny 
 Klaus Jolm, tailor, 03t Pacific 
 Kleeii Henry, liquors, 225 Clay 
 Klein Mrs Annie, school, 170!! Sutter 
 Klein K, grocery, NVV cor 22(1 ami f->l 
 KLEIN J E» shooting gallery and am- 
 munition, 745 Mission 
 Klein J H & A I), grocm-ics, 105!) Tyler 
 Kleiiihannner H, r)yster house, 210 Sut 
 Kleiuhaupt A I, clothing, 109 Sixth 
 Klemm C, cabinetmaker, I4S Kluxome 
 Klemm Hugo, barber shop, 285 Ivist 
 Klesviseh J O, stock broker, 422 Mont 
 Klevcsahl E W, hotel, --07 Post 
 Kleyn Mrs Helena, bakery, 14 Fifth 
 Klibbeck Christoph, shoemaker, 522 Pac 
 Kliudt H, cigars anil tobacco, 909 Kear 
 Kline Abraham, fancy goods, 720 Mkt 
 
 KLINE & CO. imprs mens, ' boys' and 
 
 ladies' hats, 26 and 28 Battery 
 Kline Louis & Co, imprs mens,' boys' 
 
 and ladies' hats, 110 Hush 
 Klinehnnpt A, tailor, 109 Sixth 
 Kling W, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 213 Jackson 
 Klinkenberg M, fruits and vegetables, 
 
 3 2 Mis sion Market 
 KT^TNKNER C A & CO* manufs red 
 
 rubber stamps and stencil plates, etc. 
 
 Holt's patent printing wheels, 320 
 
 Sansom, rooms 40 and 41 
 
 "Cal Journal," 
 fruit and vege- 
 
 Klintworth I), propr 
 
 802 Montgomery 
 Kliunak M N, retail 
 
 tables, 500 L.irkin 
 Klopper Fredk, leather and leather fiud- 
 
 ings, 20O'Farroll 
 Klopper Henry, bootmaker, 121 Davis 
 Klopatock C & Co, manufs ciuars. 212 
 
 Front 
 King & Fancourt, restaurant, 705 and 
 
 707 Mission 
 Klumpke J (I, real estate, 432 Montgy 
 Klnmpp VVm, engraver, 235 Kearny 
 Klunder John, groceries, lOl and 103 
 
 •Fackson 
 Knack J'no, propr Philadelphia House, 
 
 421 and 423 Bush 
 Knapp .lames K, agt N P C R R & San 
 
 Queutin Ferry 
 Knapp Ludwig, fruit an<l vegetables, 
 
 1713 Market 
 
 KNARSTON J H, printer, 329 San 
 Knauth C W, restaurant, SK cor Keamy 
 
 and U:(y 
 Kneass I) A, restaurant, 520 Mission 
 Kneeland J H, liquors, 070 Howard 
 Knight Chas M, bakery, 37 Sixth 
 
 KNIGHT GEO H, portrait copying 
 
 and enlarging studio, 1 14 Turk 
 KNIGHT J H, sewer-pipo, 1314 and 
 
 1310 Market 
 Klingo \Vm, tailor, IP.* Fifth 
 Knippenberg E R, liquors, SE cor Steu- 
 
 art and Howard 
 Knobloch Christian, liquors. South San 
 
 Francinco 
 Knobloch .laoob, wood and coal, hay 
 
 and grain, cor Butte and Tennessee 
 Knoche Henry, grocer, -423 Third 
 KnoL'chtl & Brand, hairdressers and 
 
 baths, 021 Montgomery 
 Knortaeli Augustiu, teacher of langaiages, 
 
 228 Post 
 Kni)op D, groceries, NE cor I'.ige and 
 
 Octi.via 
 Knoop .John, liquors, SE cor Sixteenth 
 
 and Second ave 
 Knopf Vr, carpenter and builder, 328 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 Knopp & Pf;itf, dyer, etc, 1135 Folsom 
 Knottner F, liipiors, N\V cor Kearny 
 
 and (ieary 
 Knowland J, himlier, 22 California 
 Knowles C B & Son, lumber, 436 and 
 
 438 Main 
 Knowles J N, shipping and com mer- 
 chants, 30 California 
 Knowles Samuel E, dentist, SE cor Post 
 
 and Dupont 
 Knowlton J Jr, general stage agt, 2 New 
 
 Montgomery 
 Knowlton James J, ink factory, 617 
 
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 Knowlton J 8, artifleial tooth manufr, 
 
 6 Eddy 
 Knownburgh J, carriage maker, 2623 
 
 Folsom 
 KNOX GEO T, notary public and com 
 
 miisioner of deeds for Htutos and Tcr 
 
 ritories, 444 California 
 Knox Henry E, dentist, 23 Post 
 Kuux J F, wool, Townsond bet Fifth 
 
 and Sixtii 
 
 KNOX THOMAS, offi.;.iil reporter su 
 
 perior court W o 2, Oaklnnd 120 Kearny 
 Knudsen P J, broker, ll(i Front 
 Knust H, grocer and saloon, 309 Fourth 
 Knutson H M, liquors, 100 I'aciKc 
 Koch Adam, stoves and tinware, 807 
 
 Market 
 Koch Chas, salouii, 300 Haye^ 
 Koch Edward, groceries, N W cor Vallejo 
 
 and Polk 
 Koch George A, mining engineer, 423 
 
 Ninth 
 K«ich John, portrait painters, etc, 33i( 
 
 Kearny 
 Koch il M J, barber, 04fj Commercial 
 Koch & Rogers, house and sign painters, 
 
 J04 and 100 O'Farrell 
 Koch VVm, Concordia Hotel, 907 Fol 
 Kochmann Morris, toys and stationery, 
 
 214 Sixth 
 Kock Claus, hotel, 207 Montgomery ave 
 Koe'.'hler Adam, tailor, 2108 Fillmore 
 Koehler August, trusses and shoulder 
 
 braces, 507 Keaniy 
 Koehlor Chiis, cabinetmaker, 20!) Mason 
 
 KOEHLER & BITTER, manufr jew- 
 elry anil silverware, 20 }'«)st 
 Koehler & Ritter, watchmakers and 
 
 jewelers, 20 Post 
 Koehler W, bootmaker, 2407 California 
 Koehncke A, groceries, 121 tSeventh 
 KOELLER WM. druggist, cor Taylor 
 
 and Eddy 
 Koelzer A, barber, 1743 Mission 
 Koen Frank, collector, ol'J Montgomery 
 K(ENIO A, boots and shoes, 122 Kearny 
 Koenig Ferclinand, saloon, 030 Pacific 
 Koeper F, boot maker, 519 Montg ave 
 Koerber H & Bro, coal and cliarcoal, 17 
 
 Washington 
 Koermcr Mrs, embroidery and fancy 
 
 goods, 940 Market 
 Koerber H & Bro, coal dealer, 17 and 19 
 
 Washington 
 Koerner John N, grocer, SE cor Market 
 
 and Pearl 
 Koerner M, barber, 4 Hardie Place 
 Kohen William, butcher, 43 Grand Ar- 
 cade Market 
 Kohlbecken J, boots and shoes, 123 
 
 Fourth 
 Kohlbeirg M P & Co, cigar manufg and 
 leaf tobacco, 218 and 220 Battery 
 
 Kohlberg 8, fancy goods, 40 Sixth. 
 KOHLER ft CHASE, music ware 
 
 rooms, wholesale and retail, 137 and 
 
 139 Post 
 Kohler'& Frohling, wholesale Cal wines, 
 
 020 Montgomery 
 Kohlman Holomon, grocer, 210 Sixth 
 Kohn H Si Son, furs, 1114^ Market 
 Kohn Henry, grocery, 408 Folsom 
 Kohn Idaac, merchant, '.^1 California 
 Kohn Jacob, retail cigars, 212 Sansom 
 Kohn Jos L, R K contr, res 1717 How 
 Kohn Jos S, 331 Montgomary, room 4 
 Kohnke John, cutler, locksmith and bell 
 
 hanger, 405 J California 
 Kohra William M, grocer, NWcor Page 
 
 and Franklin 
 Kolblo Joseph, tailor, 1210 Koamy 
 Kolkminn H, groceries, 735 Geary 
 Kommer E, boots and shoes, 023 Market 
 Koneke A & Co, com m^irch, 10 Front 
 KoniuL' Max, groceries, 1529 Dupont 
 Konold F A, boots and shoes, wholesale, 
 
 023 Market 
 
 KOOPMAN JOHN, intenmtional Sa- 
 loon, 41 Saerumunto 
 Koopinaii T, grocer, 1507 Franklin 
 Kop.mkiuwic/ A, boot maker, 1421 Dev 
 Kopp Charles, restaurant, 104 Seventh 
 Kopsch Adam J, atty, 014 Merchant 
 Korl)el F & Bros, planing mills, cigar 
 
 box manufr, 30(» and 308 Battery, .uid 
 
 cor Fifth and Bryant 
 Kordmeyer & Underwood, liquors, Russ 
 
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 Korn Abram 1, barber, 545 California 
 Korn L, cigars and tobacco, 101 Sansom 
 Korneck W E, liquors 41 Third 
 Korner Gus, butcher, NE cor Jessie and 
 
 Nineteenth 
 Korts & Diercks, liquors, 314 Clay 
 Kuscho Rudolph, hair goods, 420 Bush 
 Koshland Bros, com merchants, wool 
 
 and hides, 19 Sansom 
 Koshlami S & Co, itnpr bags, bagging, 
 
 dealer in wool, hides, furs, etc, and 
 
 com merchant, 228 California 
 Kosminsky & Bro, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 128 Kearny 
 Kosminsky Samuel, litjuors, cor First 
 
 ave and Kentucky 
 Kossuth Mining Co, 300 Pine, room 3 
 Koster Henry, oils and lamps, 410 and 
 
 412 Sansom 
 Koster John & Co, restaurant, 614i 
 
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 KOSTER JOHN L, manager Pacific 
 V^iuegar Works, 415 to 419 Fulton, 
 ofiSce 323 Front 
 
 Koster Jos, licpiors, cor Central ave and 
 Geary 
 
 Kostering C, grocer, 1115 Folsom 
 
 Kostering Chas, groceries, 1788 Folsom 
 
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 Kowaiaky SolomoUf clothing, 918 Dnp 
 Kowalflki 8, fancy goods, 918 Dupont 
 
 K0WAL8KT E H, com merchant, 227 
 
 and 229 >Va«hington 
 KOZHINSKY H, impr wholesale cigars 
 
 and tobac. , 202 Sansom 
 Kraift Ferdinand, coffoo houHO, 428 
 
 Kearny 
 Kr»gcn a Oeist, furniture factory, 73(i 
 
 Brannan 
 KRAJEWSKI FBED. mnchino and 
 
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 Fourth 
 Kraker & Israel, ladies' furaiiliiir^i.(<)od!), 
 
 523 Market 
 Kramer B, bakery, 630 Grove 
 Kramer C, butcher, 2113 Fillmore 
 KBAMEB ft CO. ii^pra ladies' fur- 
 nishing goods, 28 8ar som 
 Kramer Francis, bootmaker, 219 Davis 
 Kramer Frederick, butoher, 229 Fell 
 Kramer H, bootmaker, 114 M'ssio:' 
 Kramer John, resiaurant, 407 Dupont 
 Kramer J & Wm, grocers, 501 (ireenwli 
 Kramer L, florist, NK cor Unior. and 
 
 Webster 
 Kramer & Me<iley, butchers, 2113 Fill 
 Kramer Wm .1, butcher, 819 Jackson 
 Kraner P H, mining, 314 Montgomery 
 Kraus C, wholesale fruits, 28 Centre 
 
 Market 
 Kraua F H, whiteiier and painter, 227 
 
 Post 
 Kreger Wm, carpenter, 1 15 Davis 
 
 KBEI6 ANTON, propr San Francisco 
 
 tannery, cor Twenty-seventh and Nan 
 
 Bruno Uoad 
 Kreliug Bros, Tivoli Uardcn, Eddy near 
 
 Mason 
 Krenz 0, Lngiina tannery, cor Filbert 
 
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 Kreuser Mme (J, embroidery, 323 Sutter 
 Kreye John, grocer, SW cor First and 
 
 Natomn 
 Kreye John, liquors, SK oor Jackson 
 
 and Battery 
 KROEGEB F ft COt silversniiths,' 
 
 gold and silver platers, 13 Trinity bet 
 
 Sutter and Busli, above Montgomery 
 Kroeger G, butcher, 1202 »Stockton 
 Kroeger H A, grocer, 1000 Polk 
 Kroeger William, butcher, 1 202 Stock 
 Kroenke & Lutjens, grocers, NK cor 
 
 Twenty-sixth and Mission 
 Krogen H, chop house, 405 Pacific 
 Kroger H, ^iijiars, 17 PaciKc 
 Krogh F W * Co, windmill, horse 
 
 power and pump nianufr, 51 Beale 
 KroBcher H J, coffee saloon, 540 Cal 
 Krouse 8 R, clothing, 48 Second 
 Kronse Thos E, liquor NE cor New 
 
 Montgomery and Mission 
 Krouss Bernhard, liquors, 536 Com'l 
 
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 Kruckmann Fred, saloon, SW cor King 
 and Fourth 
 
 KEUECKEL F ft CHAS. liquors. 
 
 SL cor First and Market 
 Krueger & Buttertield, carriage makers, 
 
 1106 Howard 
 Kruc'or J H, walking canes, 760 Mkt 
 Kruezer A, cigars, 320 Sansom 
 Kruezur L & Co, aoldur, babbot metal 
 
 and lead, 51') Comnionial 
 Krug Martin, li'iuors, 1725 Mission 
 Kru^ier A, wooii lui^niver, 01 1 Clay 
 Krui-er t'lias, tailor, •2'2'i\ Mont ave 
 KnigerA: HolJiu-s, grocerios,, SE cor 
 
 Mksou and (ie.iry 
 Kruger L, cigars, 2210 Mission 
 Krull Ernst, hairdresser, 1071 Bryant 
 KruU Mrj Lydia, dry goods, 1071 
 
 Bryant 
 Krumer Wm J, butcher, 819 Jackson 
 Kruse & Euler, wliolesale grocers and 
 
 com morchiints. 20Jand211 Front 
 
 KRUSE J H, 'ay, gmin, wood and 
 
 coal, SEcor T, .?nty-third and Shot- 
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 Kruse M, restaurant, cor Chestnut and 
 
 Montgomery 
 Kucks C H, liouors, 129 Clay 
 Kudner & < loldstine, m vnufr cigi 
 
 tobacco, 427 Front 
 Kuh Leopold, assayer, 01 1 Commercial 
 Kuhl Mrs H, teacher of fancy work. 
 
 807 Larkin 
 Kuhl H (ji, niorcha»it, 302 California 
 Kuhl & Langpoap, hot^l, 5;{0 Third 
 Kuhling A, toolmaker, ;U9 Fifth 
 Kuhlko & Elvin, wines and liquors, SW 
 
 cor Mission and Benlc 
 Kulilniann D, groceries and liquors,NW 
 
 cor Fourth and Brannan 
 Kuhn Geo, (irai '. Central Hotel, 959 
 
 Market 
 Kuhlwein Mrs E, liquors, 406 Dupont 
 Kullman & Armar, manufr cigars and leaf 
 
 tobacco, 300 and WS Sacramento 
 Kullmann, Salz & Co, manufr boots and 
 
 shoes and dealers in hides and leather, 
 
 100 Battery 
 Kulimyer W A, picture frames, 312 Post 
 Kullnian, Wagner & Co, tannery, 106 
 
 Battery 
 Kuner A, seal engraver, 01 1 Wash 
 Kunigk & Hagemann, hatter, 329 Kear 
 KunklerJ K, physican, 514 Kearny 
 Kunze & Brakmann, brush and broom 
 
 maker 200 Third 
 Kupper Benj, restaurant, 211 Market 
 Kupper W, liquors, 21 1 Market 
 KurjHusky P C, butcher, SW co,? 
 
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 Kurtz A, cigars and tobacco, 26 Clay 
 Kurtz Adolph, grocer, SE cor Folsom 
 
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 Kurtz AM, apothecary, 199 Hyde 
 Kurz Louis, bakery, 215 Second 
 Kuael S A, shirt factory, 808 Valencia 
 KUSTEL & SIOTTE, metallurgists, 
 
 318 rine 
 Kurtz F C H, liquors, 655 Third 
 Kutner & Goldstein, cigars, 427 Front 
 Kutner J, tobacconist, 1306 Polk 
 . Kuttncr N, dyer, 821 Larkin 
 Kutz Cr M & Co, stock and money 
 
 broker, 318 Montgomery 
 Kuzanick li, restaurant, 306 Dupont 
 Kyles R, liquors, 304 Pacific 
 Kyle K G, stockbroker, 317 Montgomery 
 KYRUO H. reoacker, 224 Jackson 
 
 Laats Charles, groceries, 1011 Harrison 
 Label H, fruit, cor Taylor and O'Farrell 
 Labine Oliver, coffee saloon, 641 Coml 
 La Brie G, physician, 1018 Mission 
 Labrut John B, grocer. Twenty-second 
 
 and Potrero ave 
 La Caisse (ienerale, Hutchinson & Mann 
 
 agts, 322 California 
 Lacazo B, carriagemakcr, 714 Sansom 
 Lachapellu J J, wagon .n:uiufr, 230 Miss 
 Lacher Isaac, hides, pelts, etc, 115 
 
 Drumm 
 Lachman M, carpets, etc, 31 Post 
 Lachman Abraham, olotliing, 810 Mont 
 Lachman L, tailor, 518 Pine 
 LACHMAN & JACOBI, Cal wines and 
 
 brandies, SE cor First and Market 
 Lachman S, cigars and tobacco, 22U Bush 
 Lachman S & Co, Cal wines and bran 
 
 dies, 401 to 411 Market 
 
 LACHMAN & STEBNFELS, furs,i2i) 
 
 Montgomery 
 Lackman Hex-man, boots and shoes, 210 
 
 Bran nan 
 LaConfiance Insurance Co, Hutchinson 
 
 & Mann agts, 222 California 
 Lacosti Frank, restaurant, 617 Sac 
 Lacoste John, grocer, N\V cor Mont- 
 gomery ave and Lombard 
 Lacoiu' P, liquors, 117 Seventh 
 Lacy Henry, money broker, 321 Cal 
 Lacy John J, machinist and engineer, 17 
 
 Sutter 
 Lada Madame, prof of music, lO'J O'Far 
 
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 Ladd C D, gunsmith, 821 Kearny 
 Ladd G S, prest California Electrical 
 
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 Ladd P B, atty at law, 629 Kearny 
 
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 business manager. Chronicle bldg, cor 
 Kearny and Bush 
 Lady Bryan S M C», 203 Bush, rm 26 
 Laeremans Frank, furniture, 528 Wash 
 
 Laewen Bryent, hairdresser, 163 Second 
 
 and 672^ Mission 
 Lafayette Brewery, 7-5 Green 
 Laffey E N, shipping master, 508 Bat 
 Laffi L, groceries, 186 Fourteenth 
 LA FLaTJBi y, cork-sole bootmaker, 
 
 436 Bush 
 Lafiin J, shipping agt, 41 Vallejo 
 Lafontaine A J, printer, 625 Merchant 
 
 and 622 Clay 
 Lageman Henry, wood and coal, 812 
 
 McAllister 
 Lagomarsino L, boots and shoes, 708 
 
 Montgomery 
 Lagoni H, dairy produce, 1515 Market 
 
 LA GRANDE LAUNDRY CO. E P 
 
 White prest. Thirteenth bet Harrison 
 
 and Folsom, otiice 648 Market 
 La Grange Ditch and Hydraulic Mining 
 
 Co, A Halsey secy, 314 Montgomery 
 La Grange Cien O H, mining, 324 Pine 
 Lagrave J P & Co, liquors, 656 Pacific 
 LA^ GRAVES WOT, dentist, 210 
 
 Kearny 
 Lagust J, grocer, NW cor Montgomery 
 
 ave and LomKird 
 Lahaney P W, harncssraaker, cor Fifth 
 
 and Uailroad aves 
 Lahuy & McNeil, lostaurant, 133 Fifth 
 Lahl .r, tailor, 513 Pine 
 Laib Anton, boots and shoes, DOO Pacitic 
 Ijuine .1 & S(ni, lapidaries, 618 Merchant 
 Laing Chas D, stockbroker, 337 Pino 
 Laird Uanl, furniture, 1062 Howard 
 LAIRD D W» manufacturing jeweler, 
 
 (S F Jewelry Manufactory), lapidary, 
 
 watches and jewelry, 27 Post 
 Lake Delos, atty at law, 310 Pine, rm 'Mi 
 Lake & MeKoon, attys at law, 310 Pine 
 Lambert MrsM, confectionery, 249 Bran 
 Lake k Sweetser, groceries, 995 Market 
 Lake View Min Co, 330 Pine, rm 36 
 Lake Wm B, advertising agent, cor Post 
 
 and Kearney 
 Lakemau Louis, grocery, 242 Fourth 
 LALANDE A, jeweler and diamond 
 • setter, 420 Sutter 
 Lalich & Lucich, fruit, 911 Kearny 
 La Malia. J F, advertising broker, 628 
 
 Montgomery 
 Laman Wm, shoemaker, 241 Fifth 
 
 LAMAR INS CO. F F Stone agt, '.'OD 
 
 Sansom 
 Lamar J B, atty at law, 628 Montgy 
 Lamb F H, suiit first < t Pacific divis- 
 ion W U Tel Co, 302 Montgomery 
 Lamb .lohn, liquors,. 150 Steuart 
 Lambert K, wool, 5 Spear 
 LAMBERT WM P, livery stable, 875 
 
 Folsom 
 Lambucci F, bootmaker, 812 Sansom 
 Lamen T D S, carriage maker, 540 Vain 
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 , t»4'2 Fourth 
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 G'28 Moutgy 
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 [very stable, Siu 
 
 I, 812 Sanaom 
 Imaker, 540 Valu 
 
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 1. iMive tti 
 
 San Francisco. 
 
 ALPIIABBTICALLY. 
 
 1195 
 
 LAMPE T C & BRO> hairdressers and 
 baths, The Baldwin Hotel and 114 
 
 Sutter 
 La Monte & Downey, wholesale tobacco 
 
 and cigars, 2'2'S Sacramento 
 Lamson Geo F, auctioneer, 425 Kearny 
 
 LANCASHIRE FIBE INS CO. Falk 
 
 ner, Bell & Co, 430 California 
 Lancaster & Northoii, tailors, 013 Mont 
 Lancaster T& Co, merchant tailors, 531 
 
 California 
 Lancey T C, propr "The Pioneer," 432 
 
 Montgomery 
 Land Chas, capitalist and real estate;, 405 
 
 California 
 Land Investment Co, R Wegener socty, 
 
 414 California 
 •♦LAND WORLD," Cyrus H Street 
 
 propr, 331 Montgomery 
 
 LANDER G & SON. hay and grain, 
 
 Fourth and King 
 Landers k Co, coppersmiths, 421 Miss 
 Landers & Co, agts Manhattan Life Ins 
 
 Co, ;^0!) Mongnmery, rm I 
 Landers P, importers of hai-dware, 406 
 
 nndiOS Market 
 Landers \Vm J, agt Guardian Assur Co, 
 
 40t)i California 
 Landgruff &; Knauer, barber, 105 Miss 
 Landis C, tan baths, 53 Minna 
 Lando H, clothing, 317 Kearny 
 Landon Alfred, crockery and glassware, 
 
 1207 Stockton 
 Landon G .Tr, marble dealers, SW cor 
 
 Sanaom and Broadway 
 Landry & Babin, rent collector, Gl".: 
 
 Commercial 
 Landsberg Henry, cigars and tobacco, 1'23 
 
 Sansom 
 Landsberg H, boots and shoes, 34 Sixth 
 Landsbergcr I & Co, wholesale liquors, 
 
 10 and 12 Jones Alley 
 Landschneidcr H, board andlodging,5]2 
 
 Fourth 
 Lane & Green, Amalgamating Works, 
 
 250 Fifth 
 Lane J & Co, marblo works, 1 13G Miss 
 Lane .F J, grocer, 220 Fifth 
 Lane J J, real estate agt, 700 Mission 
 Lane Levy C, physician, 052 Mission 
 Lane W, boarding house, 600 Davis 
 Lane Wm E, plumber and gasfitter, 505 
 
 Kearny 
 Lang A, funiitui-e, 104 Fourth 
 Lang & Co, liquors, 210 and 212 Dupont 
 Lang & (xriilith, house and sign painters, 
 
 31G Washington 
 Lang J F, locksmith, 13244 i'^lk 
 Lang Henry, cooper, 112 and 114 Jack 
 Lang L, boarding house, 20 Page 
 Langdale A, China crockery, 903 Stock 
 Langdon ^ Rebman, hardware, tools 
 and cutlery, 13G Market and 31 Sixth 
 
 Lange Chas H, liquors, 258 Steuart 
 Lange H C, grocers, NW cor Dolores 
 
 and Twenty -second 
 LANOE J C R, basket factory, 12 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 Lange P N, liquors, 246 Townsend 
 Lange Z A, variety store, 2544 Folsom 
 Langhorne J P. atty at law, 421 Mont 
 LANOLAND N P, stair builder, 407 
 
 Mission 
 Langley Henry (r, directory publisher, 
 
 14 Montgomery ave 
 Langley & Jones, blacksmiths and car- 
 riage builders, 27 Washington 
 
 LANGLEY & MICHAELS. Havoring 
 
 extracts and druggists, NE cor Front 
 
 and Pine 
 
 LANGREHR HENRY C, ship tin- 
 smithing, plumbing and manufactut ■ 
 ers ship lantei'ns and stoves.'io Market 
 Lannan & Utley, butchers, 1318 Pdlk 
 Jjanouetto E, bootmaker, 4?J Third 
 Lantheaume Fred, restaur'iut, 331 Bush 
 I^inzweert Ijouis, druggist, 4 GO Fourth 
 Ijfipachet Mrs C & Co,f.incy goods, 1503 
 
 Stockton 
 Lapariat Blaise, bakery, !)36 Howard 
 LAPHAM L. Wester. 1 Straw Works, 
 
 108 Fourth 
 Larat Frank, candy factory, 609 McAl- 
 lister 
 Lardner Henry F, U S commissioner, 
 
 U S Court bldg, cor B»t and Wash 
 Lnrdner & Leu, wool merchants, 440 
 
 Townsend 
 Lariba Chas, carpenter, 803 Buchanan 
 Larkin & Flaherty, roofers, 35 Post 
 Larkins & Co, carriage builders, 631 and 
 
 G33 Howard 
 LARKINS & SPOSITO, fresh and 
 
 salt lish, 101 and 10:' Cal Market 
 liiirrabee-Smith Mrs 7{hoda V, lodging 
 
 houHo, f>!)5 Market 
 Larroche F, tripe, tongue, etc, 21 S-F 
 
 Market 
 Lnrsen C G, cofiFee saloon, 18 Eddy 
 Tiarsen, Liindberg k t'o, liquors, 7 Merch 
 Larsen S, veterinay surgeon, 12 Merch 
 Larsen Soron, liv3ry stable, 12 Merch 
 Larson Anton, rertaurant, ilG2 Kearny 
 Larson Geo, coopev, 101 Clay 
 Larson Jas, wood and coal, 250 First 
 
 LARZELERE & WITHAM, produce 
 
 and commission, SW^ cor Clay and 
 
 Davis 
 lia Salle Co, cigarmakers, 304 Dupont 
 Lasar D & Co, dairy produce, 52 Centre 
 
 Market, cor Sutter and Dupont 
 Lasar L & Co, wholesale fruits, 229 
 
 Washington 
 Lash H, fancy and laco goods, 537 Mkt 
 Lashier F H, cigars, 29 Sixth 
 Lasawell C H, plumber, 38 Sixth 
 
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 San Frandaco. 
 
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 Last Chance Mining Co, 328 Montgy 
 I^ast (rlinimer Mining Co, 405 California 
 Lastreto L F, com merchant, 423 Wash 
 Latapee P & Co, liquors, cor Railroad 
 
 and Sixth aves 
 Latham F B, treasurer N P C R R, 328 
 
 Montgomery, room 9 
 Latham Milton S, preat N P C R R, 328 
 
 Montgomery, rooms 10 and 11 
 Latimer L D, judge superior court No 1, 
 
 628 Montgomery 
 LATIMER & MOAROW, attorneys 
 
 at law, 309 Montgomery, rms 75 to 77 
 
 LATON CHAS A, secy Commercial 
 
 Insurance Co of California, 405 Cal 
 Latter Wm, shoemaker, 521 Valencia 
 Laubenbcimer Chas, hairdresser, Grand 
 
 Hotel 
 Laufenburger Chas, agt Eagle Soap Co, 
 
 209 Clay 
 Laugel A, liquors, 1410 and 1412 Dupont 
 Laughna W O, ins broker, 322 Cal 
 Lijumeister C S, feeed mills, 118 Miss 
 Lauricella & Co, barbers, 1339 Dupont 
 LAURISTON A, liquors, S\V cor Bat 
 
 tery and Green 
 LAUTEN A & CO, liquors, NW cor 
 
 Filbert and Powell 
 Lauterwasser & Smith, hay, grain and 
 
 feed, 1214 Folsom 
 Lautheaume H, restaurant, 520 Merch 
 Lauzet M, bakery, 132 Hayes 
 Lauzct Mrs Mary, fruit and vegetables, 
 
 132 Hayes 
 Lavaimiiio Mrs, fruit, 1 14 Fourth 
 LAvAKE & ORUBR plumbers and 
 gastitters; also proprs and manufac- 
 turers of the "New Era Waste Pipo 
 Cut-off and Valve," cor Second and 
 Stevenson, under Grand Hotel 
 Lavulley L P, bakery, 408 Broadway 
 Lavenson, Winter & Co, Bay Soap and 
 Candle Works, 119 to 121 Front; fac 
 t«ry, M from Sixth to Seventh aves 
 South S F 
 Laventhal Samuel, clothing, 547 Wash 
 Laver A, architect, Stock Excliange bldg 
 Lavery .1 G, mining secy, 327 Pine 
 
 LAVERY JOS G, Paeitic Coast agent 
 Bethesda n)ineral spring water and 
 mineral waters, 414 Sacramento 
 
 Lavery J V, grain warehouse, cor San- 
 son! and Chestnut 
 
 Lavezzari M G, milliner, 1520 Stockton 
 
 Laveugi P, boarding house, 3 Vallejo 
 
 LA Villa R, com merchants, 41 1^ 
 Washington 
 
 "LA VOCE DEL POPUU" (weekly), 
 G B Cevasco editor, (i03 Washington 
 
 "La Voz del Nuevo Mundo " (semi- 
 weekly), F Santiago Fierro editor, 
 622 Clay and 625 Merchant 
 
 Lawler Francis, groceries, 429 Minna 
 Lawler Frank W, atty at law, 507 Mont 
 Lawler Jno M k Co, manager Commer- 
 cial Hotel, NE cor Montgomery ave 
 
 and Kearny 
 Lawler Michael, groceries and liquors, 
 
 411 Fifth 
 Lawler P J, shooting gallery, cigars, 
 
 etc, 522 Bush 
 LAWLER THOS H, business manager 
 
 The Daily Exchange Publishing Co, 
 
 30G Montgomery 
 Lawless Bros, saddles and harness, 628 
 
 Front 
 Law Library, 628 Montgomery 
 Lawlor James, atty at law, 324 Pine 
 Lawrence & Brown, wholesale sheep 
 
 butcher, Fifth ave 
 LAWRENCE & CO, tanners, Eleventh 
 
 ave bet Q and R 
 Lawrence E A, atty at law, ,410 Cal 
 Lawrence J V, carpenter and builder, 
 
 621 Sacramento 
 liawrenoe W H, propr Watkins' Yo 
 
 Semite (iallery, 427 Montgomery 
 Lawson & Cullumlier, coopers, 506 Front 
 Lawson Thos, capitalist, 217 Battery 
 
 LAWTON C D, wood and coal, 1925 
 
 Bush 
 LAWTON E & CO, manufrs carriages 
 
 a;id wagons, 1330 Market 
 Lawton Franklin, stockbroker, 320 
 
 Mo itgoniery 
 Lawton G T, mining. 401 California 
 Lawton Mrs H W, dressmaker, 131 
 
 Turk 
 LAWTON & CO, imprs of crockery 
 
 and glasvsware, 60i( and 611 Market 
 Lawton W B & Co, manufrs shirts and 
 
 underwear, (iOS Market and 9 Post 
 LAWTON W F, manager Olympic 
 
 Club, »'9 Post 
 Layres Mrs Elizabeth, artist, 1212^ How 
 
 LAZARD FRER£S(L>/ard Bms & 
 
 Co, London; Lazard Freres, N Y) 
 
 bankers, 205 Sanaom 
 Lazarus S, dry gootls, 1235 Stockton 
 Lazure L T, stockbroker, 304 Pine 
 Leahy M, liquors, (512 Howard 
 Leaming Petroleum Co, R Wegener 
 
 secy, 414 California 
 Learn 11 B, dentist, 838 Market 
 LEARY A J» printers, publishers and 
 
 stationery, 404 Sansom 
 Leary J, wood and coal, 1426.\ Howard 
 Leavenworth Mrs Eliza, millinery, 21i) 
 
 Dupont 
 Leaves W M, machinist, 39 Eleventh 
 Leavitt C H, Pioneer iron Works, 2^5 
 
 and 227 Beale 
 Leavitt Mrs Clara, bakery, 134 Fifth 
 LEAVITT S B & CO. stationers, 5:>6 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 H. WACHHORST. importer of j„'^:rnuSl;!^;*.ia.. 315 J St., Saa 
 

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 , 429 Minna 
 1 law, 507 Mont 
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 ;ontgomery ave 
 
 tea and liquors, 
 
 gallery, cigars, 
 
 lusiness manager 
 Publishing Co, 
 
 ind harness, 628 d 
 
 tgomery 
 law, 324 Pine 
 wholesale sheep ! 
 
 lanners. Eleventh 
 
 ; law, .410 Cal 
 iter and builder, 
 
 pr Watkins' Yo 
 Montgomery 
 coopers, 506 Front 
 ist, 217 Battery 
 od and coal, 1925 
 
 , manufrs carriages 
 larkefc 
 stockbroker, 326 
 
 |401 California 
 dressmaker, 131 
 
 ■ imprs of crockery 
 land Oil Market 
 auufrs shirts and 
 Irket and i) Post 
 |manager Olympic 
 
 artist, 1212^ How 
 Is (Ijiizard Bros 4 
 ird Frcres, NY), 
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 1235 Stockton 
 fker, 304 Pine 
 fi Howard 
 
 Co, R Wegener 
 
 l3H Market 
 
 Icrs, publishers and 
 
 Isom 
 
 loal, 1426.\ Howanl 
 
 |Uza, millinery, 219 
 
 -list, 3i) Eleventh 
 If Iron Works, 225 
 
 lakery, 134 Fifth 
 ICO. stationers, 526 
 
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 Leavitt W F & Co, shirt manufr, 230 
 
 Kearny 
 Leavy C M, cigars and tobacco, 121 
 
 Montgomery 
 Lebatard M, stockbroker, 418 Montgy 
 Lebenbaum & Co, groceries, 529 Kearny 
 Le Bert Victor, butcher, SE cor Eigh- 
 teenth and Capp 
 Lebhard Jean, florist, cor Post and Ceu 
 
 tral ave 
 Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co, grocers 
 
 1447 and 1449 Polk 
 Lebenbaum & Goldberg, groceries, 121 
 
 Post 
 Le Breton A J, attorney at law, 217 
 
 Sansom 
 Le Boncher E, restaurant, 308 Mont ave 
 Le Burdeck Louis, cotTee saloon, 6<10 
 
 Commercial 
 Le Count Bros, stationers and blank 
 
 book manufrs, 417 and 419 Montgy 
 Le Counte L J, civil engineer, 533 Kear 
 
 LEDERER GEO M.& CO, silver plated 
 
 amalgamating plates for quartz mills 
 
 and gravel claims, gold, silver and 
 
 nickel plating on all metals. 731 Miss 
 Ledgett 11 D, livery stable, 1325 Bush 
 Leduc P, liquors, 509 Bush 
 Ledyard W E, physician, 128 Second 
 Lee Geo H, dry goods, 1209 Polk 
 Lee Jas D, grocer, 1.18 Fulton 
 Lee Jno, wool, NW cor Townsend and 
 
 Fifth . 
 
 Lee John & Co, mauufa tin and sheet 
 
 iron, galvanizing and japaniug, 34 and 
 
 36 Main 
 Lee N A, liquors, 214 Dupont 
 Lee Patrick, grocerico, 1821 Hyde 
 Lee W L, show card and sign painter, 
 
 434 Kearny 
 Lee Wm, painter, 410 Sacramento 
 Leeder & Dietrich, liquors, 049 Clay 
 Leeds Mining Co, 327 Pine 
 Leege W & Co, wines and liquors, 113 
 
 Halleck 
 Lefevre E, fish, 3 S F Market 
 Lefevre & Kahn, druggists, 1102 Mar 
 
 kct, also Kearny <tnd Pine 
 Lertingwell Wm L, real estate and min 
 
 ing, 331 Montgomery, room 16 
 
 IiCger& Little, restaurant, 1310J Larkin 
 Ijcggett Jos, atty, 005 Clay 
 L'%lise Mrs Alcide, laundry, 511 Hyde 
 Lehmann C, carpenter, 216 Kearny 
 Lehmann L, butcher, NE cor Ellis and 
 
 Larkin 
 Lehmann M, butcher, 2616 Bush 
 Lehmann S, bootmaker, 957i Folsom 
 Lehmann Wm, shoemaker, 237 Fifth 
 Lehmkuhl H, physician, 509 Kearny 
 Lehn Philip H, barl)cr, 000 Merchant 
 Lehnhardt Chas, liquors, 8W cor Mont- 
 gomery and Pine 
 
 Mont- 
 
 Lehritter & Langbein, barbers, 
 
 gomery ave near Kearny 
 Lehrko Ch, restaurant and lodgings, 618 
 
 and 620 Fourth 
 
 LEHRKE HENRT, grocer, cor Mari- 
 posa and Indiana 
 Lehrke & Mayer, 910 Market 
 
 LEIBER FRANK & CO, liquors. 9 
 
 Hardie Place 
 Leiljert J G, contractor, 328 Pine 
 Leighton A V, architect, 531 California 
 Leikens Geo, fruit, 339 Third 
 Leikham Sigimwnd, cigars, 215 Dupont 
 Leipnitz G & Co, druggist, 236 Sutter 
 Leisen (Jeary H, grocer, NE cor Union 
 
 and Leavenworth 
 LEISEN M, manager Grocers' Protec- 
 tive Union, 605 Clay 
 Leiser John, boots and shoes, 721 Union 
 Leiser Louis, stoves, 81 Fourth 
 Leith J B, watchmaker and .jeweler, Du- 
 pont bet Union and Greeii 
 Lemaire Anton, grocer, 1 14 Seventh 
 Leman W J, fruit, 1426 Stockton 
 Leman W L, justice of the peace, 659 
 
 Washington 
 Le Mar Mrs Catherine, bakery, 813J 
 Folsom 
 
 LEIDAL FA, tanners, 29 San Bruno 
 
 Koad 
 Lemcke Otto, hairdresser, 129 Fourth 
 Lemkan John, grjcer, SW cor Sutter 
 
 and Stockton 
 Lcmmermann & Atzeroth, groceries and 
 
 coal yard, SW^ cor Eddy and Buchanan 
 Lemmermann Hermann, grocer, NW 
 
 corner Post and Mason 
 Lemmermann Richard, groceries, 
 
 Valencia 
 Lemmon Geo, stockbroker, 439 Cal 
 Lemoine, Gamliert & Co, poultry 
 
 dairy produce, 15 S F Market 
 Lemon J H, painter, 429 Pine 
 Lomos L, shirt factory, 1007 Stockton 
 Lempke J, gasfitter and plumber, 806 
 
 Mission 
 Lengfeld A L, druggist, NE cor Geary 
 
 and Stockton 
 Lengfeld L, shirt manufrs, 121 Sansom 
 Lenhardt K & Co, machinists, 10 Stock 
 Lennard R K, saloon, 412 Kearny 
 
 LENNON JOHN A, importer and tua 
 merchant, 313 Clay 
 
 LENNON JOHN, blacksmith, 26 Fol- 
 som, res corCourtlandave and Wayne 
 st, IVsmal Heights 
 
 Lenoir M P, cloaks and suits, 15 Powell 
 ' Lenoir Mme, dressmaker, 15 Powdil 
 
 Lenonnand Bros, wholesale liquors, 40 
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 and Pine 
 
 Lent W H, mining secy, 309 Montgy 
 
 Lent W M, capitalist, 309 Montgomeiy 
 
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 L^ntall & Powell, carpenters, 333 16th 
 Lentz D, boarding and lodging, 2206 
 
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 Leon J V, varieties, S.*) and 37 Fourth 
 Leonard C, pattern maker, 133 and 135 
 
 Beale 
 
 Leonard H, boots and shoes, 805 Bryant 
 Leonard J C, dentist, 5^ Kearny 
 Leonard Mrs M, bakery, 564 Mission 
 Leonard P J, publishers's ajjt 021 San 
 Leonhardt Chus, boot and shoemaker, 
 
 108 Stevenson 
 Leonhardt P & Co, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 918 Market 
 Leontzini Paniogioti, fruit, 1000 Mkt 
 T/jopard Mining Co, Stock Exchge Bldg 
 I oopold Louis, tailor, 428 Dupont 
 '•LePetit Journal," (French weekly), 
 
 Georges Francfort editor, 603 Wash 
 Lepping Mrs, dressmaker, 846 Wash 
 Leroy Mmo E, dressmaker and fiincy 
 
 goods, 121 Sutter 
 Le Roy Theodore, capitalist, 720 Montgy 
 Lerond Th, J'reuch laundry, 302 Dnp 
 Lesser Bros, boots and shoes, 1)0!) Larkin 
 Lesser <T, boots and shoes, 108 Sixth 
 Lesser J, boots and shoes, 1320 Polk 
 Lesser L, liquors, 702 Mission 
 Lcssmann Joseph, grocer, NE cor Bush 
 
 and Larkin 
 Lessmann & Windhaus, liquors, 1057 
 
 Market 
 Lester Charl, boot and shoemaker, 12 
 
 Steuart 
 licszynsky & Bro, silk house, 200 to 204 
 
 Ke-vrny 
 Leszynsky Mrs Sarah, clothing, 918 
 
 Moutji;oniery 
 Leszynsky & Zokind, cloaks and suits, 
 
 212 Sutter 
 
 LETTE GEOf secretary German Sav- 
 ings and Loan Society, 526 California 
 
 Letrojidec Loiiis, liquors, 1321 Dupont 
 
 Leu & Harms, manufrs cigars, 1247 Mi.is 
 
 Levaggi & Barbiere, fruit market, 303 
 Fourth 
 
 Levegue & Potter, proprs S F Last Fac 
 tory, 10 Stevenson 
 
 Leverentz Chas, cigars and tobacco, 530 
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 Leveridge W K, soc Brotherliood of St 
 John, 39 Sutter 
 
 Leveroni & Co, wood and coal, 1510 
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 Levey B, barber, lU Jackson 
 
 Levey Chas, furnishing goods and shirt 
 mano "r, 424 Kearny 
 
 Jjevey & Harris, hairdressers, 705^ Mkt 
 
 Levey Jacob, butcher,corGoary and Bu- 
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 Levey Marcus, clothing, 9 Jackson 
 
 Levey P, grocer, SW cor Jackson and 
 Mason 
 
 Levi A, tailor, 466 Sixth 
 
 Levi H & Co, importers and wholesale 
 
 grocers, 221, 223 and 225 Front 
 Leviathan Mining Co, 330 Pine, rm 5 
 Luviele Sylvester L, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 1027 Howard 
 Levin h & Son, books stationery, 830 
 
 Market 
 Levin Mrs Mary, confectionery, 1520 
 
 Polk 
 iMvin J, tailor, 239 Fifth 
 Ijovingston E, fancy goods, 800 Larkin 
 Levingston 1 J, groceries, 101 l*olk 
 Leviugston M, physician, 20S Kearny 
 Lcvinsky Bros, boot and shoe manufrs, 
 
 349 and 351 Market 
 Levinsohn & Meyeratein, importers dry 
 
 goods and fancy goods, 117 and 119 
 
 Sansom 
 
 LEVISON BRO, California .lewelry 
 Co, manufrs watches and jewelry, 134 
 Sutter 
 LEVISON H, "THE" tailor, 323 
 
 Montgomery and 733 Market 
 Ijcvison Leopold, fruit, 800 Geary 
 Ijcvison M, insurance broker, 322 Cal 
 Levison Mark, broker and collector, 204 
 
 Bush 
 LEVISTON WM ^ GEO, attorneys, 
 
 6 Montgomery ave 
 Levitt Ijcander, mining secy, 309 Mont 
 Levy A, tailor, 466 Sixth 
 Levy A & Qo, fruit and produce com 
 
 merchants, 2;U Wash and 500 Front 
 Ijcvy Aaron. boots and shoes, KU Paciic 
 Levy Adolpli, boots and shoes, 130 2d 
 Levy Alex, wines and liquors, 18 Stock 
 Levy B, grocer, 537 Clay 
 Levy Bros, tinners, plumbers and gas- 
 fitters, 439 Bush 
 Levy Chas & Co, auctioneers and com 
 
 merchants, 012 California 
 Levy Daniel I, gen mdsc, 647 Wash 
 Levy Dave P, liquors, 607 S icramento 
 Levy David, sign puiutor, 635 Cal 
 Ixivy David L, watclimaker, 39 Tliird 
 
 LEVY, DIAMANT & CO, wholesale 
 
 boots and shoes, 107 Battery 
 LevyE, furniture, 772 Mission 
 Levy Edward; pawnbroker, 820 Kearny 
 Levy Elias, second-hand etov _ d fur- 
 niture, 872 l'\)lsoin 
 Levy^l, dairy produce, 22 Centre Mkt 
 Levy H & Co, poultry and game, 22 
 
 Centre Market 
 Levy Herman, cigars, 242 Sixth 
 Levy & liyman, clothing, 42 Jackson 
 Levy Isaac, junk, 210 Pacific 
 Levy Isadore, dry goods, 25 Fourth 
 Levy Isaac, pawnbroker, 647 Wash 
 Ijcvy Jac^ib, tailor, 816 Stockton 
 Levy Jerome S, real estate ugt, 25 Mont- 
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 Levy Jules, impr embroideries, ] 26 Kear 
 Levy L, boots and slioes, 528 Kearny 
 Levy & Levitzky, real estate agts, 306 
 
 Montgomery 
 sljcvy Louis, tailor,. 227 PaciHc 
 Levy M & (Jo, fancy goods, lOf Battery 
 Levy M, barber, 358 Fourtli 
 L%vy M, butcher, 810 Buch<anan 
 Levy M & Co, imprs fancy goods, 25 San 
 Levy M S, tailor, 176 Minna 
 
 LEVY M W & C0» commission and 
 
 produce merchants, 20!> Washington 
 Levy P, Boston Auction Store, 25 4th 
 
 LEVY S & CO, commission merchants) 
 
 218 Washington 
 Levy Solomon, clothing, 235 J&.ckson 
 Levy S W, boot and shoe factory, 29 
 
 and 3' Battery 
 Levy S \V, ina agt and com merchant, 
 
 21 Battery 
 Levy S W, manufr and impr of boots, 
 
 shoes and findings, 31 Battery 
 Levy Walter K, atty at law, 8 Mont av 
 Lewuld Geo, coal, C07 Sacramento 
 Lewellyn K, liquors, 14 Clay 
 Lewenthal W, dry goods, SE cor Bush 
 
 and Dovisadero 
 Lewil I, tailor, 23 Hyde 
 Lewin L & Co, fruit, 32 Sixth 
 Lewin M, bootmaker, 122 racitic 
 Lewin M, dry goods, 416 Broadway 
 Lewin Mosos, barber, 419 Fourth 
 Lewin 11, blacksmith, 10 Hayes 
 Lewis A & Co, impr of cigars, 319 Sac 
 Lewis Bros, manufrs of cigars, 213 tn 
 
 217 Battery 
 Lewis Con Silver Min Co, 310 Pine 
 Ijcwis E M, carriage trimmer, 538 Vain 
 Lewis H, barber and varieties, SW cor 
 
 Front and Pacific 
 Lewis Henry L, wholesale grocer, 215 
 
 Sacramento 
 Lewis H L, com merchant, 209 Sao 
 Lewis H M, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 655 Clay 
 Lewis & Harris, barbers, 822 Kearny 
 Lewis k Harris, liquors, 226 Montgy 
 LEWIS J B & CO, real estate and 
 
 house brokers, 500 Montgomery 
 LEWIS J F, tinware, SW cor Kailroad 
 
 and Fourteentli aves 
 Lewis J M k Co, butchers, 1 1 1 Fourth 
 Lewis J as F, atty at law, 230 Montgy 
 Lewis John, fruits, etc, 138 Post 
 Lewis Max, tailor, 424 Hvyes 
 Lewis Mrs R G, dressmaker, 126 Kear 
 Lewis R P, atty at law and col, 321 Cal 
 Lewis S, picture frames, etc, 6()8 Miss 
 Lewis Thos, second liand furniture, 1 104 
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 veterinary surgMU, 439 
 
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 Lewis ThoB, 
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 LEWIS WM & CO, cigar 
 
 urers, 30 and 32 California 
 Lewis Wm J, civil engineer, 628 Mont 
 Lewitt Wm, i)hysician and surgeon, 16 
 
 Turk 
 Leydecker& Wiebold, liquors, 631 Davis 
 Lhemer Lefevre, fruit, 28 and 30 S F Mkt 
 Lhez Jno M, liquors, 1 1 18 and 1120 Dup 
 
 LIBE WABREN C & CO. printers, 
 325i Bush 
 
 Liberty Hill Mining & Water Co, 310 
 
 Pine, room 15 
 Libbey M L, dentist, NW cor, Kearny 
 
 and Geary 
 Libbing H H, private detective with 
 
 Harry N Morse, 328 Montgomery 
 Liberman P & Son, imprs and jobbers 
 
 of furnishing goods, 125 Sansom 
 Licht Louis, fancy goods, 145 Second 
 Liohteuberg C, watchmaker and JHweler. 
 
 1410 Powell 
 Lichtenstein B H, pawnbroker, 221 
 
 702 Kearny 
 Lichenstein M H, general merchandise, 
 
 6124 Montgomery 
 Lichtenstein Morris, ladies* furnishing 
 
 goods, 9 Dupont 
 Lichtenstein S, clothing, 427 Pacific 
 Lick House, ws Montgomery bet Sutter 
 
 antl Post 
 Lick Trust Co, H E Ma* ^hews secy, 606 
 
 Montgomery 
 Licot Leon, laundry, 1507 Powell 
 LIDDLE & KAEDINQ, sportsmen's 
 
 emporium, guns, pistols, tackle, etc, 
 
 538 Washiii:.;ton 
 LIES C WARREN, printer, 325A 
 
 Bu«h 
 Liebenberg Albert H, grocer, NE cor 
 
 Fourth and Bryant 
 Liebenlwrg H, restaurant, 39 Market 
 Liebes II & Co, furriers, 1 13 Montgy 
 Liebes Bros & Co, imprs and manufrs of 
 
 cigars and dealers in leaf tobaoco, 203 
 
 to 209 Sacramento 
 Liebert B, dairy produce, 1631 Polk 
 Liebort Mrs Bertha, bakery, 1631 Polk 
 Lieberman Theotlore, money broker, 313 
 
 Montgomery 
 Liebemiann Theo, stockbroker, 307 Mont 
 Liebschutz Charles, restaurant, SE cor 
 
 Pine and Montgomery 
 
 LIEBSCHU'i?Z & GREGORY, Elite 
 
 Restaurant, SE cor Pino and Montgy 
 Liekefelt August, liquors, NW cor 
 
 Stockton and Pacific 
 Licnard Mrs, lace cleaner, 621^ Larkin 
 Lie« Eugene, atty at law, 103 Mont ave 
 Licsch & Bauman, liquors, 245 Fourth 
 Lic»enfeld P, billiard manufr, 585 to 
 
 589 Market 
 Ligon L k Stork J, restaurant, 445 Bush 
 Lightner Joel F, mining secy, 309 Mont 
 
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 Liguria G & 8 M Co, A B Cooper secy, 
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 MUENTHAL & OOt wholesale wine 
 and liquor dealers, 223 California 
 
 Lilienthal Herman, butcher, 22 Grand 
 Arcade Market 
 
 Lilkendey O W, liquors, NW cor Pow- 
 ell and Francisco 
 
 IaTTJ ^TR L, secy Colorado Commercial 
 Land Co of Arizona, 607 Washington 
 
 Limmermann H, grocer, NW cor Post 
 and Mason j 
 
 Limoni Giuseppe, fruit, 929 Sacramento 
 
 Linari John & Bro, wood and coal, 1210 
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 Lincoln Jerome, ''ice-pres Security Sav- 
 ings Bank, 215 Sansom 
 
 Lincoln & Parkin, groceries, 541 16th 
 
 Lind A W, express, 331 East 
 
 Lindaner Gus, wood and coal, 526 Fourth 
 
 Lindvoker J H, tailor, 787 Folsom 
 
 Lindemann C H, manufg jeweler and 
 diamond setter, 601 and 339 Bush 
 
 Linden Edward, liquors, 611 Davis 
 
 LINDENBAUM I, manufr boots and 
 
 shoes, 52 Steuart 
 Lindenbaum M, tailor, 32 Garden 
 Lindenborn D, jewelry, 647 Market 
 Lindheimer M Jr, plumlier, 225Dupont 
 Lindholm O W & Co, gen mdso (Eaft-e-n 
 
 Siberia), 122 California 
 Lindley & Co, J C Croxall manager, 405 
 
 Front 
 Lindner & Kron, clothiers, 237 and 927 
 
 Kearny 
 Lindo J & Co, auctioneers and commis- 
 
 siun merchants, 609 and 611 California 
 Lindow J, tailor, 913 Pacific 
 Lind rum Otto, carpenter, 541 Vallejo 
 Lindini J G & Co, Hsh, 32 and 33 Grand 
 
 Western Market 
 Lindley & Co, wholesale grocers, 405 
 
 Front 
 
 Lindman Anna, hair goods. 500 Stockton 
 Lindo J &Co, furniture, 609 and 61 1 Cal 
 Lindsey W, real estate agent, 9 Geary 
 Lindsley A A, city and county surveyor, 
 
 new City Hall 
 Linehan Daniel J, barber, 503 Howard 
 Linehan Mrs Mary, saloon, 40 First 
 Linforth Alfretl, saw maker, 318 Jackson 
 Linforth Edward J, atty at law, 401 
 
 Calif ornia 
 LINFORTH, RICE & CO. iron and 
 
 steel, agricultural implements, hard 
 
 ware and bells, 401 Market 
 
 LINFORTH & RAWLINOS. cabinet 
 
 makers, cor Mission and First 
 Lingley & Beatty, real-estate agents, cor 
 
 Bush and Kearny 
 Link C, liquors, 505 Washington 
 Linne T [enry, restaurant, 732 Fourth 
 
 Lionhardt P, cigar manufr, 608 Sao 
 Linsley A L N, groceries, 312 Sixth 
 Lintott Jas, wholesale and commission 
 
 butcher, 62 to 64 California Ml^rket 
 Lintott Jas, butcher, 914 Market 
 LION FIRE INSURANCE CO of 
 
 London, Hutchinson tc Mann general 
 
 agents, 322 and 324 California 
 Lipman A, crockery, 15 Fourth 
 Lipman H, com merchant, 220 Wash 
 Lipman & Hyman, barbers, 403 Pine 
 Lipman Morris, fruits, 919 Larkin 
 Lipman S, imprs dry goods, 418 Market 
 Lippi B, liquors, 712 Pacific 
 Lippi Bros, frames and looking-glass 
 
 makers, 818 Market 
 Lippman J, jeweler, 517 Kearny 
 Lippman Bros, dry goods, 443 Hayes 
 LIPSHER GEO. brush manufr, 410 
 
 Sansom 
 Lisman J, boots and shoes, 31 Third 
 Lissak A H, stockbroker, 1 12 Leid 
 Litchfield J M & Co, merchant tailors, 
 
 415 Montgomery 
 Lithauer & Co, clothing, 38 Kearny 
 Little H W, mining secy, 520 Kearny 
 Little C C N, saddlery and harness, 703 
 
 Front 
 Little John T, real estate, money broker, 
 
 bonds, etc, 302 Montgomery 
 Little Mac S Min Co, 328 Montgomery 
 Little & Cumming, carpenters and 
 
 builders, 108 Geary 
 Little & Lawson, stove:; and tinware, 
 
 603 Battery 
 Little Sisters Infant Shelter, Mrs Jano 
 
 Temple matron, 512 Minna 
 Littlefield, Allison & Co, com miirchants, 
 
 309 Washington 
 LITTRELL H W, secy P G & S Mia 
 
 Co, 330 Pine 
 Livurmore O, real estate, 522 Montgy 
 
 UVERFOOL ft LONDON ft GLOBE 
 
 INSURANCE CO, Geo Mel secy, 422 
 
 California 
 Liverpool G & S Min Co, 330 Pino 
 Liverpool Salt Works, 321 Davis 
 Livingston A, crockery, 717 Market 
 Livingston & Co, importers of wines and 
 
 liquors, 220 and 222 California 
 Livingston D, fancy and dry goods, 1328 
 
 Polk 
 Livingston Howard, mining, 331 Montgy 
 Livingston Jas M, min and real estate, 
 
 331 Montgomery, rm 3 
 Tiviugston M, physician, 208 Kearny 
 Livingston Mark, capitalist, 414 Cal 
 Llewellin Reese, propr Columbia Foun- 
 dry, 135 Bealo 
 Lloyd Mrs Ellen, employment office, 
 
 1308i Polk 
 Lloyd John, attorney at law, 411| 
 
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 Lobenstein M, toys and notion, 1528 
 
 Turk 
 Lobenstein S, butcher, cor Post and La- 
 
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 Lochbaum A H, jewelery case manufac- 
 tory, 134 Sutter 
 Lochhead J, machinist, 252 Spear 
 Locke E C, civil engineer, 340 Pine,rm 18 
 Locke Chas E, bricabrac and articles of 
 
 vertu, 25 Geary 
 Locke & Thomas, carriage and wagon- 
 makers, 817 Market 
 Lockhart & Porter, undertakers, 16 
 O'Farrell; coffin manufactory, 27 and 
 29 Bluxome 
 Lodi Min Oo, 328 Montgomery, rm 20 
 Loeb Henry, butcher, NVV cor Mason 
 
 and Vallejo 
 Loesch Valentine, liquors, 638 Pacific 
 Loeven Emil, cofTee and spice mills, 520 
 
 Front 
 Loewe Bros, wholesale liquors, 217 Bat 
 Loewel A & Co, wholesale butchers, 12 S 
 
 F Market 
 Loewenhayn H, wholesale fruits, 428 
 
 Sansom 
 Loewenhorst AL, chiropodist, 331 Keaj 
 Loewenthal Jos, clothing, 927 Market 
 Lofstad John N, furrier, 813 Market 
 Loftis & VViskotschill, saloon, 809 Mkt 
 Loliezar A, fruits, SE cor Taylqr and 
 
 Ellis 
 
 Lohman & Coghill, imprs and whole- 
 sale grocers, com, 313 and 315 Front 
 Lohmaiin & Frerichs, groceries, 1501 
 
 Folsom 
 Lohr J & Co, pickle mauufr, 46 Clay 
 
 Lone Tree G & S A in Co, 21 1 Sansom 
 Lone Star k Eclipse Con Min Co, 309 
 
 Montgomery, rm 80 
 Lone Tree G Min Co, Henry Cluskey 
 
 secty, 434 California 
 Long Claude, hardware and tools, 654 
 
 Washington 
 Long E H, mining secretary, 313 
 
 Montgomery 
 Long S H, pres Hemme & Long piano 
 
 manufacturing company, 31 Dupont 
 Long Thos, liquors, 34 Minna 
 Long Thos J, fruit and vegetables, 53 
 
 and 54 California Market 
 Longhead J, paint and paper hanginK. 
 
 1603 and 1605 Polk 
 LONGSHORE JAMES. trunk8,26 New 
 
 Montgomery under Palace Hotel 
 Longtin J B, boots and shoes, HI 7th 
 Loo & liahaille, restaurant, 641 Wash 
 Loomis Henry, agt Japanese Persimmon 
 
 trees, 320 Sansom 
 Loomis Georjie, tobacco and clothing, 
 
 706to716Kcaruy 
 Loorya Max, tailor, 231 Pacific 
 Lord A J, painter, 23 B'ifth 
 
 LORD THOMAS H, watchmaker, 773 
 Market 
 
 ORENTZEN A P, mdse, ship and ins 
 broker, 36 Market 
 Loreiitz R, coflee saloon, 7 Stockton 
 Loretz Madame, corset maker, 109 Ellis 
 LORNGE JOHN C R, baskets, 12 ]Mont- 
 
 ijomery ave 
 Loriug Mrs, dressmaker, 12 O'Farrell 
 
 LORSGH BROTHERS, opticians and 
 
 whi>lcsiilu jewelers, 120 Sutter 
 LORQUIN E F. naturalist, 410 Kear 
 Loryea A M, Hanimau Baths, 1 1 Dup 
 
 LOHSE JOHN F, secty Cal Powder] j^oskay F J,' billiards, 8 Eddy 
 Works, 230 California 1 j^^g <;.jt„3 j^jme Co, Keni.ed' 
 
 liohsen 1), saloon, Market and Hayes | 5;} \^>-x\ii 
 
 Looiza Wenceslao, com merchant, 323 
 
 'California 
 Loker Wni T, cigars, 256 Third 
 Lolor Chas P, ship and freight broker 
 and forwarding ayi, Merchants' Ex- 
 change, rms 30 and 31 
 Loudal (r C, wood and coal, cor Twenty- 
 six and Valencia 
 Loinlon Asauranci! Corporation, 317 Cal 
 Fiondou Mill & Min Co, '.VM Pino, rin 36 
 London & Cal Min Co, 320 Sansom 
 London Furniture Co, 637 Markot 
 
 LONDON & LANCASHIRE FIRE 
 
 INS CO OF LIVERPOOL, Balfour 
 
 (riitliric & Co, agents, 316 California 
 London Provincial Marino Insurance Co, 
 
 Hutchinson k Mann gen agts, 322 and 
 
 324 California 
 London & San Francisco Bank (liniit'.'d), 
 
 Arthur Scrivoner tnanagor, 424 Cal 
 Londre Jos, capitalist, 446 California 
 
 ly & Spark, 
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 LOTTA COFFEE SALOON, 
 
 Lf)vely, 650 Market 
 Lottritz John, grocer, NW cor Sixteenth 
 Lotz Chas, confectionery, 1007 Market 
 
 and Kondel Place 
 Louch James, liquors, 514 Mission 
 Loucks Orlando, com merchant, 126 
 
 Clay 
 Louderback Davis, atty at law, 607 
 
 Kearny 
 LOUDON & HANSCOM, gen com mer- 
 chant antl mdse brokers, Merchants' 
 Exchange I)uil(liiig, rm 65 
 Loughborough Alexander H, atty, 507 
 
 Montgomery 
 Loughran B, soap manufactory, e s 
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 Louideck Mrs Mary, florist, 1229 Stock 
 Louis & Harris, saloon, 226 Montgy 
 Louise Milling Co, 302 Montgomery 
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 Louisson M, clutliicr, 525 Kearny 
 Love & Ecker, cigar nianufrs, 10!U Mkt 
 Love John L, iitty at law, 21^4 Mont^'y 
 Lovell E C & Co, real estate, 415 Mont 
 
 Lovell Jas M, fancy goods and agent S F 
 
 Taylor's system journals and patterns, 
 
 201) Post 
 LOVELY KARK, Lotta Coffee Saloon, 
 
 650 Market 
 Lovett W K, Jiss't U S district atty, U 
 
 S Cnurt Buildinc, cor San and XV'ash 
 Low A, tailor, 12 Turk 
 Low A F, atty, (50(5 Montgomery 
 
 LOW G ADOLFHE & CO, merchants, 
 
 208 California 
 Low & Chartrcy, city iron works, 20 and 
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 ; Low Chas A, atty at law, 028 Montgy 
 1 Low J B, mining engineer, H31 Montgy 
 Lowbock VVm, bootmaker, 50 i'irst 
 Lowe S, sliirt mannfr, 331 Kearny 
 tLowenberg H, notary public and atty, 
 • 30G Montgomery 
 Lowenborg ■? & Co, gen nidse, 306 Mont 
 Lowenlniick John, butcher, 1207 Miss 
 Lowenson L, fruits and provisions, 800 
 
 Geary 
 Lowcnstcin I, boots and shoes, 931 and 
 
 1208 Stockton 
 Lowenthal H H. atty at law, 411 A Cal 
 Lowenthal J, second-hand clo ,iiing, 927 
 
 Market 
 Lowenthal, Livingstone & Co, gen com 
 
 and shipping merchants, 409 Cal 
 
 iLOWEREE WM H, paper hangings 
 and window shades, 715 Market 
 
 Lower Comstock Mining Co, 310 Pino 
 I owrie John, gasfitter and plumber, 225 
 
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 Lowroy J & Son, blacksmiths, SE cor 
 
 Howard and Eighth 
 Lowtli John & Co, dry goods, 700 Mkt 
 JjOX Jom, liquors, S W cor Bay and Mas 
 Loyal Lead Slining Co, P M McLaren 
 
 socy, :i\8 Pine, room 39 
 Lozier H, foreign and domestic birds, 
 
 fish, etc, 337 Kearny 
 liubcck S, capitalist, 309 Montgomery 
 Lubelski L, physician, 103 O'Farrell 
 Lubin S C, Juhiishing goods, 609 Mont 
 Lnbke Nicholas, bootmaker, cor Sixth! 
 
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 Lncaa Mme A Getty, preserved flow-' 
 
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 LUGCHETTI F. Italian restaurant, 519 
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 LUCHBAUM A H, jewelry boxes and 
 
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 Lucier J, shoe store, 101 Sixth and 1911 
 
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 Lucke H, boot and shoe manuf r, 40 Oenry 
 Lucky Kock G Mg Co, Chas S Hoaley, 
 
 secy, 45 Mchts Exchange bldg 
 liuco Juan M, real estate, 628 Montg 
 Lucy (r 11 & Co, soap works, Brannan 
 
 liet Eighth and Ninth 
 Ludingtoa Chas S, cigars, NE cor Third 
 
 and Howanl 
 Li "lington (ko C, capitalist, 337 Pino 
 Luders Otto, liquors, 507 Davis 
 
 LUDLTJM, MATHER & G0,» mines 
 
 and mining pro2Hrty brokers, 21 1 San- 
 
 som, rooms 6 and 7 
 Lucdera Fred K, architect, 515 Cal 
 Lueders Mrs IJ, hairdresser, 222i Miis 
 
 LUESMANNE,li<luors, 39 California 
 
 LUCY G R & CO, soap manufrs, 123 Cal 
 Luger Josopli, carpenter, 1^02 Sixtuentli 
 Jjugemian Henry, loal yard, 812 McAls 
 Luhrnensen Mrs \V, grocer, Nii cor 2l8t 
 
 and Valencia 
 Lukin J A, li<iUors, 446 California 
 Lull Louis IJ, atty, 37 Montgomery blk 
 Luna Komulo, groceries, 1236 Dupont 
 Lund Henry, importing, shipping and 
 
 commission merchants, 214 Cal 
 Lundborg J A W, dentist, 123 Stockton 
 Lundquist E, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 46 Second 
 Lnnday Thomas watches and jewelry, 
 
 7 Third 
 Lnng, Eat & Co, manuf slioes, 311 Bat 
 Luning N, capitalist, 21 1 Sansom 
 Luppo J, pliysician, 205 Montgy ave 
 Lundin A C, confectionery, 18J7 Powell 
 Lundy Thos, diamonds, watches etc, 7 
 
 and 9 Third 
 Lunt's Dancing Academy, O A Lunt, 
 
 proprieter, J led Men bllg, 320 Post 
 LVSCOlk'JE R, Manager California Cor- 
 set Company, 539 Market 
 Luiiinchi & Tavolara, fish, 6 Clay St Mkt 
 LXJSK A & CO. wholesale fruit, 534 and 
 
 536 Clay 
 Lussier & Hill, artists, 99 St Ann's bldg 
 Lustenlwrger Hubert, grocer, SW cor 
 
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 Luther Mrs Eleanor, bakery, 107 Vain 
 Luther H, photographer, 444^ Third 
 Luther Henry A, dentist, 1913 Polk 
 Luttinger iiros, lii^uors, 319 Dupont 
 Luty F E, mining secretary, XiO Pine 
 
 LUTY J S & THELLE S 8, stockbrok- 
 
 ers and real estate, 330 Pine, room 5 
 LUTY J S, rod estate and mining, 330 
 
 Pine, room 5 
 Lutz & Co, butchers, 3 and 4 Cal Mkt 
 Lutz Jacob, saloon, 18 Taylor 
 Lutz John P, butcher, 135 Oak 
 Lutzen M P, liquors, 903 Kearney 
 
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 Lyford Mra L A, boarding and lodging, 
 
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 LYFORD L DEXTER, physician and 
 
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 Lyle W M, S mining, 300 Montg, room 54 
 Lynch Edward, atty, 318 Pine, roo.n 
 Lynch (leo W, collector, 7*2!) Montgy 
 Lynch Hannah, grocer, 470 Tehama 
 Lynch Henry, tailor, N VV cor Jessie and 
 
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 Lynch J D, agt Bartlett Sprhigs mineral 
 
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 Lynch Jas H, li(]uora, 325 HauFoin 
 Lynch Jeremiah, stockbroker, S F Stock 
 
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 Lynch Timothy, lodgings, 610 Fonrtli 
 Lynch P, wood and coal, 0!0 Larkin 
 Lynch P, l»rick mamifr, I'aoilic St Wharf 
 Lynch & Buridiam, grocfiies, 1134 Miir- 
 
 'ket and 323 Sixth 
 Lynch Jas, miloon, NW cor Minna and 
 
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 Lynch Mrs Ellen, lodging house, 234 
 
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 Lynch Minhatil, ;itty at law, 502 Mont 
 Lynch P. lirjuors, cor Sansom and Pac 
 Lynde & Hougli, wholesjdc fish and com 
 
 merchants, 41(5 and 418 Davis 
 Lyne & Dempsey, dry goods, 1022 Mkt 
 
 LYON DAVID, atty at law, 05!) Clay 
 Lyon J E, mining, 314 Montgomery 
 Lyon & Kinsey, auction store, 043 Mkt 
 Lyons E ( r & Co, wlioloside Cal wines, 
 
 50G and 508 Jackson 
 Lyons <i W, liquors, J32G Market 
 Lyons Michael, Mint House, 1027 Mkt 
 Lysett John P, fruit, 14 and ;M Centri' 
 
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 Lyza Paulina, crockery and glassware, 
 
 <)36 Folsom 
 
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 Maack Ernst, liquors and billiartls, SW 
 
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 Maase J, liquors, cor Howard and Main 
 Maass H, wines and liquors, NE cor 
 
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 Maass H F\ groceries, 622 and 624 4th 
 Macbeth R S, physician and surgeon, 
 
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 Maccary G, physician, 1001) Stockton 
 
 MacGRELLISH, FREDERICK & 
 
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 California 
 MacCussa Max, ladies' underwear, 405 
 
 Dupont 
 
 MacDennot Chas P, capitalist, 328 Mont 
 MacDONALD D A & CO, sawing 
 
 and planing mills, 217 to 225 Spear 
 
 and 218 to 226 Steuart 
 
 MacDONALD H W & CO, artists. 
 
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 MacDonald Wm, ins agt, 317 California 
 MacDonough J, coal and pig iron, 25 
 
 Market 
 MacEWEN ALEX W H, Univer- 
 sity Publishing Co's agent for Califor- 
 nia and agent for Americiin Metric 
 Purcau for the Pacific Coast Metric 
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 MacParlane S VV & Co, private detec- 
 tives, (50(5 Montgomery 
 Mack F, coft'ec saloon, '2(5 Stockton 
 Mack Jas, cigars, 1043^ Market 
 Mack S \\ & Co, restaurant, 222 and 
 
 224 Sixteenth 
 Mackay Alex, carpets, 1110 and 1112 
 
 Market 
 Mackey (} & S M Co, .301) California 
 Mackey P, boi'.nliiig hout, J)l!) Battery 
 
 MACKENZIE J R, agent Singer xMnn 
 
 uiacturing Co, 1 18 Sutter 
 Mackcrt Frank A, liquors, 610 Sacra- 
 
 mento 
 Mackintosh & Bacon, stock brokers, 322 
 
 Montgomery 
 Mackintoyh liolit, physician, 1013 Miss 
 MacNamara A, boota and shoes, 12 Fifth 
 
 MacNEALE & URBAN SAFES 
 AND BUFFALO SCALE CO'S 
 SCALES. Paymond & Wilshirc ogts, 
 215 and 217 California 
 MACONDRAY & CO. importing, ship- 
 ping anil com merchants, 204 and 206 
 Sansom 
 Macowsky & Adelson, news dealers and 
 
 stationers, (iOO Market 
 Macpherson & Shinn, stock brokers, 326 
 
 Montgomery 
 Macpherson & ^Vctha^bec, lumber deal- 
 ers, 12 and 14 California 
 MacKae A, physician, 23 Kearny 
 Macy H C, architect, 33 Kearny 
 Mary Mrs Mary F, notions, 2608i Miss 
 Madden T P, capitalist, G36 Clay 
 Madel & Maskow, li(iuors, NE cor How- 
 ard and Spear 
 Mndill David, physician, 813 Mission 
 MAWSON & BURKE, real estate 
 and house brokers, 501 and 503 Mont 
 Madison H, cigars and tol)acco,30i) East 
 Madsen Ole, cooper, 120 Washington 
 Madsoii O, liquors, 14 Sacramento 
 Maessen W, butcher, 2 Metropolitan 
 
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 Maciilia (iold Mining Co, 328 Montgy 
 
 MAGDEBURG GEN MARINE INS 
 
 CO. 307 California 
 ^L•^gee & Moore, importer shoe manufg 
 
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 Magee Thos, real estate asft, 20 Montgy 
 Magee W II, gen agt 224 Montgomery 
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 Mageini Chas k Co, fruit, 1102 Clay 
 Magill Arthur E, ins agt, 323 California 
 Magill Thos W, stationery, 101 8 Market 
 Maginn I, variety store, 230 Third 
 Maginnis J J, stenographer, 636 Clay 
 Magistra & Giacomiui, liquors, 310^ 
 
 Montgomery avo 
 Magner Bros, grocers, 815 Broadway 
 Magner Frank J, grocer, 22 Langton 
 Magnes A, boots, shoes and dry goods, 
 
 306 and 308 Sixteenth 
 Magnes D, fancy goods, 814 Market 
 Magnetic Elastic Truss Co, 704 Sac 
 Maguire Bros, dry goods, 2236 and 2238 
 
 Mission 
 Maguire Sc Clougli, atty, 402 Montgy 
 Maguire Jas, metal roofer, 1075 Market 
 Maguire Jas G, atty, 402 Montgomery 
 Maguiro M & O, hay, grain, wood and 
 
 coal, 133 Hayes 
 Maguire P& Son, produce and com mer- 
 chant, 110 Clay 
 Maguire Thos, manager Baldwin Theater, 
 
 cor Powell and Market 
 Mahan H, real estate, 339 Kearny 
 Mahcr D F, groceries, 441 Jessie 
 Maher E, groc-er, NE cor Sac and Taylor 
 Maher Joseph W, carpenter, 163 New 
 
 Montgomery 
 Maher & Mauion, dry goods, 1026 Mkt 
 
 Maher Wm, cigar manufr, SW cor Sec- 
 ond and Stevenson 
 Mahler Chas, liquors, 733 Davis 
 Mahler P H, notary public, 422 Mont 
 Mahlmaiin Henry, liquors, 603 Cal 
 Mahlmann Peter, litjuors, 614 Montgy 
 Maholm J B, mining secy, 331 Montgy 
 Mahoney D, boarding, 444 Sixth 
 Mahoney D J, painter, 255 Third 
 Mahoney Daniel, horseslioer, 801) How 
 Mahoney J, plumber, 1202 Lark in 
 Mahoney J F, mining secy, 214 Sansom 
 Mahoney J H Jr, stockbroker, 408 
 
 Montgomery 
 Muhouoy Jas, liquors, 501 Sixth 
 Mahoney Mrs Johanna, grocer, lOTeha 
 Mahoney John T, barber, 1102 Market 
 Mahoney D, merchant tailor, 1513 Polk 
 Maier Chas, boots and shoes, 834 and 
 
 836 Kearny 
 Main A V, accountant, 309 California 
 Main Edward, boot and shoemaker, 315 
 
 Folaom 
 MAIN & WINCHESTER, manufr 
 and imprs harness, saddles, etc, 214 
 and 216 Battery 
 ^laisalo N, grocer, SW cor California 
 
 and Larkin 
 Mairhofer Leonard, saloon, 426 Fourth 
 Miiitland Wm, boarding, 105 Clark 
 Malagamba C, Ii(iuors, 1 128 Folsom 
 Malatestii (iioNftniii, ]»aker and confec- 
 tioner, 1313 Dupont 
 
 Malatesta H, real estate agent, 402 
 
 Montgomery 
 Malatesta Louis, liquors, 311 Pacific 
 Malbo Frank, carpenter, 204 Dupont 
 Maldonado S, atty, 228 Seventh 
 MAT.Tg 0, wood and coal, hay and grain, 
 
 cor Eighth and Brannan and SB cor 
 
 Bush and Van Ness ave 
 Male James, hay and grain, SE cor Van 
 
 Ness ave and Bush 
 Malech (t H, physician, 300 Stockton 
 Malech H F, physician, 300 Stockton 
 Mallady Wm J, undertaker, 763 Mission 
 Mallet Mrs K, fancy good8,l408i Powell 
 Malley Wm, liquors, 21 Vallejo 
 Mallon John, ornamental glass cutter, 
 
 stainer and binder, 19 Fremont and 
 
 1213 and 1215 Howard 
 Mallon Pet*r L, stained glati«, windows, 
 
 1213 Howard 
 Malloney Peter, butcher, NE cor Sixth 
 
 and Harrison 
 MALLORQUIN JOSE, wine and liq- 
 uors, SE cor Davis and Washington 
 Malone J, liquors, 526 Third 
 Malone .1 H, furniture, 22 Fourth 
 Malone Miss J H, furnishing goods, 925 
 
 Market 
 MALTER & LIND, mill builders, 419 
 
 California, nn 17 
 Mamer J P, liquors, 329 East 
 Mammoth Bar G Min Co, 310 Pino 
 Mammoth (iravel Min Co, W H H Hart 
 
 secty, 230 Montgomery 
 Mammoth Min Co, 302 Montgomery 
 Manani S, grocer and hardware, 131 23d 
 MANASSE N, optician, 20 Montgy 
 Manchester Mrs J B, hotel, 44 Sixth 
 Mancusi & Frenna, fruit, 109 Sixth 
 Manderson John, cigars, 106 Sixth 
 Mandeville F de L, physician, 26^ Kcar 
 Mandlebaum F, importer of liquors, 310 
 
 Sacramento 
 Maiifrediui Pietro & Co, grocer, 124 Pac 
 Mangels C & Co, groceries, Third and 
 
 Mission 
 Mangels H, grocery, SW cor Folsoiii 
 
 and Twentieth 
 Mangels & Hcdemann, grocers, SW cor 
 
 Railroad and Eleventh avcs 
 MANGELS M & CO. wholesale grocers, 
 
 319 Clay, P box 19(59 
 Mangeot & Duclir, blacksmiths and 
 
 wagonmakers, NE cor Jackson and 
 
 Sansfim 
 Mangles H C, cigars, 301 Kearny 
 Manhattan S M Co, John Crockett 
 
 secty, S F Stock Exchange building 
 Mangoiu Fred, groceries, 1701 Market 
 Manhattan <l Min Co, 310 Pine, nn 15 
 Manhattan Hotel, Jno A Daley, 106 Ist 
 .Manhattan House, James Cornyn propr, 
 
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 Manhattan Life Ins Co, 309 Montgy 
 Mann A & Co, cigar manufre, 324 Clay 
 Mann J D, livery stable, 918 Geary 
 Manning A W, oyster house, 426 and 428 
 
 Pine 
 Manning 4 Erwin, lir[uor8, 1004 Kearny 
 Manning Geo, physician, ti75 Mission 
 Manning H J, oyster house, 822 Laguna 
 Manning M, livery stable, 625 Fulton 
 Manning T, liquors, 109 Jessie 
 Manning Wm, plumber, 777 Mission 
 Mannion Wm, restaurant, Railroad and 
 
 Seventh 
 Manrow J P, real estate agent, 424 Mont 
 Mausbach E, fancy goods, 26 Kearny 
 
 HANSELL F & CO, sign painter, 423 
 
 Pine 
 Mansfield M & Co, auctioneers, 332 and 
 
 334 Pine 
 Manson Jas, blacksmith, 119 Beale 
 Mansuci G, teacher of singing, 331 
 
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 Manufacturers Fire & Marine Ins Co,3l7 
 
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 MANUFACTURERS FIRE INSUR 
 
 ANCE CO, 403 California 
 Marabello John, livery stable, 686 Mc- 
 Allister 
 Maralli G & Co, wood and coal, 1620 
 
 Stockton 
 March G T & Co, Chinese and Japanese 
 
 curiosities. 625 Market 
 Marcliall W, fish, 20 Metropolitan Mkt 
 Marchand Mrs, dressmaker, 735 Ellis 
 Marchebout & Boudin, liquors, SE 
 
 Sixth and Folsom 
 Marclii J & Co, fruit, 531 Merchant 
 Marchini M, 401 Davis 
 Marcus Bros, paint and oils, 521 Market 
 Marcus J J, tailor's trimmings, 125 San 
 Marcus G & Co, importers and com mer- 
 chants, :i04 California 
 Marcus Morris, secty, treas and librarian 
 of Cliamber of Commerce, Merchants' 
 Exchange building, rm36 
 Marcuse Julius, patent agency, 621 San 
 Marcy Z C, plumlier, 516 Bush 
 Marder, Luse & Co, Pacific Type Foun- 
 dry, 528 Sacramento 
 Marelels F, grocery, SE cor Howard and 
 
 Twenty-first 
 Marely Ed, painter, 1209 Fillmore 
 Margarita G & S Miu Co, 328 Montgy 
 Margot J C, clothing &c, 132 Pacific 
 Mariani A & Co, shoemakers, 810 San 
 Mariani G D, hardware, 1028 Dupont 
 Maricih Luca, coffee stand, 23 Vallejo 
 Marine Drug Co, cor Spear and Market 
 Mannovich M. liquors, 334 Bush 
 Mariposa Land & Mining Co, 309 Mont 
 Mark Mrs S, milliner, 114 Third 
 
 MARKET ST PHARMACY. Fred C 
 
 Keil, SW cor Market and Fourth 
 
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 Market St R R Co, L Stanford pres, 440 
 
 Valencia 
 Markey H W, harnessmaker, 420 Hayes 
 Markey Richard, paper ruler, 618 Sao 
 Markham Mrs B, confectionery, 221 
 
 Tenth 
 Mark ley Levi & Co, com merchants, 200 
 
 Washington 
 Marks A, cutler, 506 Clay 
 Marks Adolph, dry goods, 1016 Dupont 
 Marks & Berliner, boot and shoe factory. 
 414 Market " 
 
 Marks & Cassidy, butchers, 208 Twenty- 
 third ' 
 Marks M & Co, oil clothing, 52 Clay 
 Marks E, clothing, 30 Steuart 
 Marks E, insurance broker, 409 Cal 
 Marks Fred, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 Montgomery ave nr Kearny 
 Marks II, tailor, 628 Commercial 
 
 Maiks Joseph, stockbroker, S F Stock 
 
 Exchange bldg 
 Marks Joshua E, physician, 615 Stock 
 
 Marks J L, cigars and tobacco. Cosmo- 
 politan Hotel 
 Marks M, crockery, 925^ Market 
 Marks Michael, furniture, 426 Sixth 
 Marks S, clothing, 529 East 
 Marks Samuel, bottling, NE cor Clay 
 
 and Montgomery 
 Marks W S, mining secy, 203 Bush 
 Markus Louis, furnishing goods, 1152 
 
 Market 
 Marquardscn & Schellenberg, furniture, 
 
 157 Sixteenth 
 Marquart F, veterinary surgeon, cor 
 
 Sixteenth and Guerrero 
 Marquis John, architect, SE cor Sutter 
 
 and Montgomery 
 Marrin Con, whitener, 823 Market 
 Marriott F W, propr "News Letter," 
 
 607 and 615 Merchant 
 Marsali N, fish, 37 S F Market . 
 Marsh Andrew J, official shorthand re- 
 porter superior court, dept 10, 708 
 
 Montgomery 
 Marsh Mrs C A, dressmaker, 28 Ellis 
 Marsh E B, capitalist, 30i) California 
 Marsh Henry, piano and harp teacher, 
 
 23 Powell 
 Marsh H F, wholesale crockery and 
 
 glassware, 577 Market 
 Marshall A, riding academy and livery 
 
 stable, 734 Folsom 
 Marshall B, physician, 905 Post 
 Marshall E C, atty at law, 8 Mont ave 
 Marshall J, oyster salo<)n. Centre Mkt 
 Marshall J D, boots and shoes, 413 
 
 Hayes 
 Marshall Louis, stock broker, ;W4 Pine 
 Marshall William, liquors, 626 Sac 
 Marshutz & Cantrell, iron works, NW 
 
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 Marson C V, livorv stablo, IDOStovenion 
 Marston MisH D, dn'ssmaker, S()8^ Ful 
 Martel J L, real estate. U^iU C'l.-iy, rtn U 
 MartoU John, Hilverplater, 0*23 Nao 
 Martens F, dairy proiluce, 57 and 68 
 
 Washington Market 
 Martens F & Co, pro»luco com merchants, 
 
 427 Front 
 Martens Nic'li(>l;ii<, m'coml-hand furni- 
 ture, 1004 II. .ward 
 MartciiHtein & J>unuiig, propm Mational 
 Flour Mills, .S\V cor Buttery and Pac 
 Martha Waaliin^iton Coffee House, 42!) 
 
 Pine 
 Marti Jacob, lirjiiors, 507 Conimerciiil 
 Martial Juliua, glove uianufr, 752 Mkt 
 Martin — , oyster saloon and restaurant, 
 
 15 Third 
 Martin A, liiuiors, NVV cor Kearny and 
 
 Coinniereial 
 Martin Antone, barber, 113 Jackson 
 Martin & Bariiea, groceries, NE cor Cali- 
 fornia an<l Sioincu" 
 Martin & Co, liouse jind sign painters, 
 
 815J Mnrket 
 Martin Cainilo, consul of Spain, 312 Cal 
 Martin Clias, li(|U(irs, 53'j itiu 
 Martin C H, lii|uor8, S\V Vallejo 
 
 and Davis 
 MARTIN D S & CO, man; rrs trunks, 
 
 valises, etc, 258 Bush cor Montgy 
 Martin 11, secy and treas Hiburnia 8 and 
 
 L Society 
 Martin Edward, manager Eastern Ore- 
 gon La!id C(), 20 Montgomery 
 Martin E & Co, wholesale liquors, 408 
 
 Front 
 Martin E T, fine stationery and Russia 
 
 leather goods, 5 Montg-miery 
 Martin F H, collector, CIO Kearny 
 
 MARTIN. FUESIER&STEFFANI 
 
 wholesale commission merchants, 30l>, 
 
 311 and 313 Clay 
 Martin G & Co, wood and coal, (>35 
 
 Vallejo 
 Martin George, commission, 592 Mont 
 Martin & Harton, li(iuors, 545 Clay 
 Martin J C, carpenter, loO.I Stockton 
 Martin J K, hairdi-csser, 4 Hardie Place 
 Martin J R, asst secy 8 F Art Assn, 430 
 
 Pine 
 Martin John B, dep clerk supreme court, 
 
 640 Clay 
 Martin & Jaume, liquors, 532 Pacific 
 Martin L, liquors, 1024 Stockton 
 Martin & Libenow, restaurant, 705 Bat 
 Martin Louis, liquors, 1024 Suocktou 
 Martin M 8, stockbroker, 106 Liedesd 
 
 MARTIN P. Pac.rlc Cement Co, ce- 
 ment drain manufrs, 542 (/alifornia 
 
 Martin Mrs R, dry goodx and notions, 
 420 Fourth 
 
 Martin ThomoM, boota and ahoea,. 1418 
 
 Pacific 
 Martin k Torry, wngonmakera, iG04 
 
 Mission 
 Martin White Mining Co, 30!» Montgy 
 Martin k Weber, carponterii, 417 Bush 
 Martin W H & Co, bridge builders, 7 
 
 Spear 
 Martin Wm, secy Cal Steam Nav Co,. 
 
 Wnwhin^ton St Wharf 
 Martinache N J, physician, 5J^ Kearny 
 Martindale Law and Collection Assn,. 
 
 217 Sansoni, roomiS 
 Martineaut E I), pkysician, 109 Dupont 
 
 Martineaut Mrs J, ladies' furnishing 
 
 goods, 031 Sutter 
 Martinelli B k Co, bootmaker, 422 Bdwy 
 Martinon A, collecftor, 420 Montgomery 
 Martinovicli S k Co, litjuorfl, NW cor 
 
 Sacramento and East 
 Martins J, grocer, S\V cor Steiner and 
 
 Geary 
 Marwedel C F, Machinery, 50 First 
 
 MARWEDEL E H, window shades 
 and fixture!, a[{t for \V 'I' k J Mer- 
 sireaus' stair rods, 541 Mai';et 
 Marx Jacob, atty at law, 30!> Montgy 
 Marxcn Julius, butcher, 208 Francisco 
 Mary Ann <t & S Mining Co. 314 Mont 
 Maryland Con G k S Mining Co, 202 
 
 Hansom 
 Maryland Mining Co, 331 Mont, rm 20 
 Maschio V k Son, wood and coal, 1 17 
 
 Seventh 
 Mason Chas, British vice consul, 319 Cal 
 Mason Con Mining Co, 327 Pino 
 Mason Jamen, notary public, 6 Mer- 
 chants' Exchange 
 Mason John, boot and shoemaker, 152' 
 
 Ellis 
 Mason John, brewery, 523 Chestnut 
 Mason John E, civil engineer and min- 
 ing secy, 300 Pine, room 
 Mason John H, com merchant and agt 
 
 San Jose Woolen Mills, 5-tl Market 
 Mason M H A, stock-raiser, 405 Cal 
 Mason Mrs 8 A, dressmaker, lOOi Third 
 Mason 8 C, shooting gallery, 1230 Mkt 
 Masonic Hall Assn of S F, A G Abell 
 prest, Geo T, (i rimes secy, NW cor 
 5lontgomery and Post 
 " Masonic Monthly, " 724i Market.rm 10 
 "Masonic Monthly and Pacific Work- 
 
 man," 39 Sutter 
 MacGrotty A, propr Liverpool Salt 
 
 Works, 321 Davis 
 Mason Savings and Loan Bank, H T 
 
 Graves secy, 6 Post 
 Mass 4; Rathjen, groceries, SW cor 
 
 Bush and Stockton 
 Massey k Yung, undertakers, 051 Sac 
 Massie Henry C, dentist, 19 Sixth 
 Masson k Dumont, liquors, 434 Bush 
 
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 Mwson Frures, laaimf confoutiouors, 4111 
 
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 MasHon (liuflqtpc, hhtckninith, Oil) Front 
 .Vlatiten N K, proot Eaaturhy Uaucho 
 
 Co, Nova<la block 
 Masterson Chos, variety fttorc,1501 Lar- 
 
 MASTICK. BELCHER &MASTICK. 
 
 utti>rnt!y8, 5'_0 .Montgomery 
 MiiBtick K B, iitty, 520 Mont;,'oniory 
 Mastick J W, atty, 520 Moutgoinory 
 Mastick S \j & Co, liunlwr, pior 10, .Stcu 
 Mataiiiora Consolidated Mining Co, 702 
 
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 Match Factory Co, >Iloventh and liar 
 MATHER. MOORE & CO. miniii; 
 
 agency, 211 Sanaoin 
 Mathers Chas, groceries, 730 Bush 
 Mathews Samiiol, harnuasniakcr, 123: 
 
 MATHEWS MRS S, Branch Vienna 
 
 Model Bakery, 705 Luguna 
 MatliewaT, lK».>t maker, 81(5 Battery 
 
 MATHEWSON, S R & CO, patent i.il 
 
 Hard tables, uniler b'aluce Hotel, 2S 
 
 Now Montgomery 
 Mathewson T, physiciaii, (ilO Kearny 
 Mathi(!U & Maison, manufg jewelers, 15 
 
 Trinity 
 Mathiou <! & Son, watchmakers and 
 
 jewelera, 22 Stockton 
 Matoon and Douglada, custom house 
 
 brokers, 502 Battery ' 
 Mattat C (i, cigiirs and tobacco, 31(5 
 
 Montgomery avt; 
 Mattcrn & Mtior, leather and shoe lind- 
 
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 Mattes John, liijuors, 20.S Sutter 
 Matthews A, boot maker, 527 >'ao 
 MATTHEWS & CO., real estate and 
 
 business agents, 5\ Kearny 
 Mattiiews 11, real estut'.', til I Clay 
 Matthews Jul) M, physician, 'JOO 23d 
 Matthews Wm, atty, 120 Sutter 
 Matticevich N, saloon, cor Wash and Bat 
 Mattullath Alanufacturing Co, Cooper- 
 age Slack Barrel Works, 41 1 and i 13 
 
 Eighth 
 Martziloril' Moritz, cigars and tobacci>, 
 
 025 Uni«n 
 Mau Albert & Co, importers and whole- 
 sale grocers, cor Front and I'ine, 24l5 
 
 and 248 Market 
 Mau Albert & Co, grocers, 212 and 214 
 
 Market 
 Mau C, fruit and cigars, 2401 California 
 MAU WM F & 00, groceries, 1022 Mkt 
 Maugcin Mme, ladies' hairdresser, 1324 \ 
 
 Polk 
 Mauran Joseph U, civil engineer, U S 
 
 Treasury bldg 
 Maurer Leo, Columbia Hotel, 741 Mkt 
 Mauri Bros, importers of cork and cork 
 
 wood, 411 Sacramento 
 
 Maurin J B, hatter, 1047 Market 
 Ma\i8 & Staudo, lirocories, 815 I'acitic 
 Maxheld (;oo, earixjntor. Twenty-fourth 
 
 bet Mission and Howard 
 Maxwell Uiehard T, physician, 135,Ke:!,r 
 Maxwell Wm, stenoj/rapher, tiO-l Mei-ch 
 May Flower (Iravel Mining Cu, 328 
 
 Montgomery, room 24 
 
 MAY PROSPER, ( i:m Meyer »ue<:eewir) 
 
 wi.iesand liijuors, 33 Sutter 
 Mayln-'llu Con Mg Co, 310 Pino, rotiin 25 
 Mayer Chas, groceries, NE cor Folsjom 
 
 and Beale 
 Mayer Chas, ladies' cloaks aad luits. 
 
 145 I'ost 
 Miiyer Chas, poultry and game, 24 Xew 
 
 Motrop«ilitan Market, cor Missiioa and 
 
 Now Montgomery 
 Mayer Chas, restaurant. Grand Central 
 
 and Mission Markets 
 Mayer k Hartman, butchers. It New Me- 
 tropolitan Market, cor Mission and 
 
 New iFoutgonwry 
 Mayer Henry, grocer, SW cor (Jeary 
 
 and Lacuna 
 Mayer Henry, merchant tailor, lO'J .Sut 
 Mayer Jos, nvanfr and repairer of ujusi- 
 
 cal instrnmeuts. 127 I'age 
 Mayer J'hillii), groceriou, NW cor Kiev. 
 
 enth and N'atoma 
 Mayer U, shirt maker, 14 Duiwnt 
 iMayer Simon, real estate, (i3l> Clay 
 Mayer Thomas, carriaue maker, 2315 Miss 
 Mayer W, saloon, SWcor Mont,' and Cal 
 Mayers Alfred, stockbroker, 240 Montg 
 Mayers C, oyster house, Mission Market 
 Mayers H & (Jo, jewelry, watdies and 
 
 diamou<ls, 205 Montgomery 
 Mayers John, boots and shoes, 1712 
 
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 Mayors & I'etrsen, plumbers, lG50Polk 
 
 MAYERS ROBERT, impo-ter. and 
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 riositic's, fancy goods, watchmaker 
 and jeweler, 021 Market under Palace 
 
 Mayes C, oysters, clams and shell fish, 
 
 40, 41 and 42 Cal Market 
 Mayllower S Min Co, 310 Piuo, room 15 
 Mayhew Ernest & Co, com merchants, 
 
 NE cor Clay and Davis 
 
 MAYHEW & TAGSARD, internal 
 
 revenue and custom house brokers, 
 
 417 Washiuirton 
 Miiyhew VVm H, druggist and chemist, 
 
 144 Fourth 
 Mayle Mrs J, bakery, SE cor Jones and 
 
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 Maynard'a Gymnasium, 232 Sutter 
 Maynard J C, ins commissioner, 401 
 
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 MAYNARD J H & CO, real estate, 
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 Mayre Geo T & Co, stock brokers, 234 
 
 Montgomery 
 Mayrhoter Peter, liquors, 613 Brannan 
 
 HAYKISCH BROS & CO, cigars and 
 
 tobacco, 405 Battery 
 Mayrisch Otto, cigar maker, 213 Mont- 
 gomery avenue 
 Mays Wm H, physician, 518 Sutter 
 Mayson Joseph M, stock dealers, 314 
 
 Pine 
 Maywald W * Co, butclier, 34 and 35 
 
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 McAdam P, 540 Market 
 M CAFEE BROS, real estate, brokers, 
 
 202 Sansom 
 McAfee, Wheeler & Co, engineers and 
 boiler makers, 210, 212 and 214 Speiir 
 McAleer Frank, tanner, NE cor Hamp- 
 shire and Serpentine ave 
 McAlister Thomas, upholster, 928 Lark 
 McAUistir A- Bergin, attys at law, 309 
 
 Montgomery, room 38 
 McAllister Hall, atty at law, 309 Mont 
 McAllister Wm B, dentist, 702 Market 
 McAllister Wm F, quarantine officer, 
 
 502 Battery 
 McAndrews Mrs Hellen, milliner, 6 Eddy 
 McAneny Geo B, mining, 309 Montgy 
 McAran & Co, wholesale liquors, 540 
 
 Market 
 
 McArdle — , variety store, IGW Pac ave 
 McArdle Henry, livery stable, 610 How 
 McArdle James E, liquors, 527 Wash 
 McArdle Peter, liquors, 8E cor Fourth 
 
 and Market 
 McArdle Simon, bookseller. Palace Ho- 
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 McArron John, horseshoer and black 
 
 smith, 528 Fourth 
 McArron & Sophey, manufs carriages 
 
 and wagons, H'2.0 Folsom 
 McArty J Jr, horseshoer, 770 Mission 
 McAskill John, blacksmith, 324 Fifth 
 McAulitfE, wood and coal, cor Twen- 
 tieth and Hampshire 
 McAuliffe & Co, grocers, 144 and 146 
 
 Sixth 
 McBoyle A & Co, druggists, 504 Wash 
 McBride — , physician, 124. Taylor 
 McHrido & Cluin, comniishion, 117 
 
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 McBride H E, attorney, 507 Montgy 
 McCabe Bernard, grocer, 20 Antl'f ny 
 McCain H, furniture, J28 Fourch 
 McCabe James, atty at law, 640 Clay 
 McCabe John, cooper, 116 Oregon 
 McCabe John H, theatrical agent 235 
 
 Keaniy 
 McCal)e Owen, feathers, 921 Market 
 McCafferty Wm, livery stable, 2417 
 
 Nission 
 McCaflrey Miss Mary, fancy goods, 89 
 Ninth 
 
 McCahon G, house and sign painter, 124 
 
 Fourth 
 McCann J, liquors, 216 Eighth 
 McCann Mrs Maria, bakery, 143 Third 
 McCann N, plumber, 716 Laguna 
 McCann Robert W, pile driver, 718 Kear 
 McCann Wm, cigars, 718 Kearny 
 McCarrick Mrs K, milliner, 126 Kearny 
 McCarrol & Hughes, livery stable, 610 
 
 Howard 
 McCarron Jas, liquors, 312 Pacinc 
 
 McCarthy BROS. coiree and spice 
 
 mills, 417 and 419 Sacramento 
 McCarthy Chas, plumber, 1217 Fillmore 
 McCarthy Daniel, boots and shoes, 312 
 
 Sixth 
 McCarthy Daniel, livery stable, 797 Miss 
 McCarthy P, boots and shoes, 222 Jack 
 McCarthy Wm, hotel, 17 Vallejo 
 McCarthy Wolf T, groceries, 701 Hayes 
 McCarty D, stoves, 931 A Market 
 McCarty James, butcher, 323 Third 
 McCarty Jas, blacksmith, 107 Oregon 
 McCAKTY L P, editor, publisher and 
 
 propr "Statistician," 414 Clay 
 McCarty M, liquors, 1600 Mission 
 McCarty Mrs A M, <lancing academy, 
 
 (irand Western Market 
 McCaull Michael, carpenter and cement 
 
 sewers, 631 (Jreen 
 McCaulley & Young, restaurant, 1 1 and 
 
 13 Sixth 
 McClean Wm, restaurant, 1427 Cal 
 McClellan H (I, civil engineer, 4 Clay 
 McCIellan John, blacksmith, 1048 Miss 
 McClellan U Guy, atty at law, 330 Pine 
 McClellen W J, painter, 435 Hayes 
 McCeney J C, atty, cor Coml and Mont 
 McCleskey & Co, wood and coal, cor 
 
 Sutter and Laguna 
 McClinton J (J, mining, 330 Pine 
 McClinton M Co, 309 Montgomery 
 McCloskay M, horseshoer, 104 Tyler 
 McCloskey & Co, blacksmith, 2214 Miss 
 HcCLURE A T. pliysieian, 21 Powell 
 McClure David, atty, 526 Montgomery 
 
 McCLURE. DWINEILE & PLAIS- 
 
 ANCEi attys, 5:;6 Montgomery 
 McCollam Thomas W & Co, wholesale 
 ; dealers in cured tisli, 208 Clay 
 I McComlre John, collector, 302 Alont/y 
 I McComb John, managing editor " Alta 
 California," 529 California 
 McCone Mrs 11, groceries, SE cor Hai 
 
 rison and Beale 
 McCone Robert, engine and boiler niiinuf, 
 403 Beale 
 
 McCORD, BRIDGE & CO, pmprs 
 
 Fashion Stables, 221 Ellis and 212 Sut 
 McCord Jas, supt United Carriage Co, 
 
 2 New Montgomery 
 Mc(.'ormack John, groceries and liquors, 
 
 N E cor Tyler and J ones. 
 
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 McCormick J W, ins broker, 322 Cal 
 
 McCormick, Lewis & Co, proprs Indus- 
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 McCormick Patrick, grocer, NW cor 
 
 Georgia and Sierra 
 McCormick W H, marble mantels and 
 
 headstones, 86] Market 
 McCovey Owen, groceries, 961 Bryant 
 McCoy C L, mining sec, 203 Bush 
 McCoy & Gallagher, grocers, SE cor 
 
 Howard and Eighth 
 McCreagh Thos, groceries, 919 Harrison 
 McCreery A B, capitalist, 211 Sansom 
 McCrorey J H, assayer, 825 Kearny 
 McCrystle Chas, tailor, 217 Fourth 
 
 McCUE G St editor " The Telephone," 
 
 605 Clay 
 McCue M J & Co, carriagcmakers, 1319 
 
 Market 
 McCuUough H V S, capitalist, 318 Pine 
 
 McCumiskey J, boots and shoes, SW 
 
 cor Twentieth and Valencia 
 McCurrie Jno P, secy British Bck-^vo- 
 
 lent Ass'n, 730 Montgomery 
 MeCurry Jas, fruit, 122 Seventh 
 
 McDELANY CHARI, atty at law, 
 
 19 Montgomery, room 5 
 McDermott Bros, butchers, 405 Folsom 
 McDemiott B F, groceries, 132 Eleventh 
 McDevitt Edward, grocer, 109 Shipley 
 MoDevitt Jas, baker, 504 Minna 
 McDevitt Miss M, painter portraits, etc, 
 
 1404 Polk 
 McDonald 1), druggist, 1002 Stockton 
 McDonald D L, mining, 310 Pine, nn 15 
 McDonald Mrs E D, furnishing goods, 
 
 304 Sixth 
 McDonald & Heritage, childrena' cloth- 
 ing, 324 Sixteenth 
 McDonald J, boots and shoes, 536 16th 
 McDonald Jno, liquors, SW cor Sixtli 
 
 and Market 
 McDonald J F & Co, livery stable, 13 
 
 Webb 
 McDonald Jno W, contractor, 528 Cal 
 McDonald Mrs Kate, grocer, NW cor 
 
 Seventeenth ave and Q 
 McDonald M, supt Eureka Stone Co, 
 
 306 Montgomery 
 McDonald M J, stock broker, 203 Bush 
 McDonald Mark L, capitalist, 327 Pine 
 McDonald Michael, 1633 Market 
 McDonald Michael, fruit, 404 Folsom 
 McDonald P A, wood and coal, 809 Fol 
 McDonald R H, prest Paoiilc Bank, 
 
 N W cor Pine and Sansom 
 McDonald & Williams, Merchant tailors, 
 
 14 Montgomery 
 McDonnell J J & Co, drug store, 400 
 
 Hayes 
 
 McDonnell Jas J, druggist, 999 Market 
 McDonnell P, poultry, 10 Grand Central 
 
 Market 
 McDonnell P, real estate agt, 410 Mont 
 McDonough Bridget, grocer, 10 Jessie 
 McDonoughD& Co, fancy store, 135 
 
 Hayes 
 McDonough James, com merchant, 212 
 
 Washiiigton 
 McDonough M, groceries, 724 Howard 
 McDougal N, boots and shoes, 3009 Miss 
 McDougal S P, saloon, SE cor Fourth 
 
 and King 
 McDougall B & Son, architects, 330 Pine 
 McDowell Geo, whitener, 803 Folsom 
 McDowell Mrs, lodging house, li:l Mont 
 
 McDowell s & co, s f carpet 
 
 beating machine, 1321 and 1323 Mkt 
 McDowell WM, show card writer. 
 
 608 Market 
 McDowell T W, grainer, 1615 Powell 
 McEachren & Rowe, mirror and picture 
 
 frame manufrs, 132 Main 
 McElrath & Eells, attys at law,230 Mont 
 McElrath J E, atty at law, 230 Mont 
 McElroy Andrew, grocer, 642 Mission 
 McElroy Gravel Mining Co, L Lillie 
 
 secy and supt, 607 Washington 
 McElroy Hugh, blacksmith, 1048 Miss 
 McElroy J G, physician and surgeon, 
 
 822 Howard 
 McElroy R, real estate agt, 519 Montgy 
 Mcl^nvoy T, boarding, 414 Folsom 
 McFadyen A, blacksmith, 1711 Mission 
 McFarland & Co, crockery and hard- 
 ware, 324 Sixteenth 
 McFeeley M, house and sign painting, 
 
 2200 Fillmore 
 Mc(Jann P H, hatter, 25 Third and 822 
 
 Market 
 McCiary Edw, real estate, 310 Pine 
 McGauley Mrs J F, private school, 628 
 
 O'Farrell 
 Mcfrearry Miss Eliza, millinery, 240 
 
 Sixth 
 McGce F A, niin secy, 32 Merchantp' Ex 
 McGee J B, mining, 330 Pine, rm 20 
 Mc(Jee Jno J, hardware, 30'.; Sixth 
 McOEOOHEGAN J T. mining secy, 
 
 318 Pine, room 18 
 Mc(iill R E, ship and Custom House 
 
 broker, 508 Battery 
 (Jhan Chas M, butcher, 2113 Mission 
 McGinerty Frank .1, saloon, 821 Folsom 
 McGinn Miss A, ambroidery. 218 0'Farl 
 Mc(iinn Jas, undertaker, 863 Market 
 McGinnis Edw, grocer, SW cor Twen- 
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 McGinnis T, saddler and harness, 775 
 
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 McGlone Jos, coffee and spice mills, 
 
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 McGovern C C, physician, 9 Geary 
 
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 McGovern Peter J, dairy produce, 325 
 
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 McGOVERN & SON, grocery, 325 and 
 
 .327 Sixteenth 
 McGowan P A, grocery, NW cor Frank- 
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 McGrane H & Co, grocers and saloon, 
 
 874 Folsom 
 McGrary Thomas, liquors, X]0 Sixth 
 McGratli — , hotel keeper, 512 Mission 
 McGrath Ed, marble and mantles, 935 
 
 Market 
 McGrath Mrs M, bakery, 335 Fifth 
 McGrath 0, wood and coal, Twenty -six 
 
 and Mission 
 McGrath Patrick, bakery, 135 Fifth 
 McGrath Thomas, expressman, Wash- 
 ington anil Montgomery 
 McGrath Wm, car^junter, 107 Shipley 
 Mc(Jregor Elizabeth, grocer, 3257 Miss 
 McGregor J, liquors, 242 Brannan 
 McGreil Patrick, grocery, cor Seventh 
 
 and Bryant 
 McfJrow A F, stockbroker, 420 Montgy 
 McGrew E W, atty at law, 50 1 Kearny 
 Mc(irouther Samuel, Branch Bakery,;il5 
 
 Fiftli 
 McGuire A, stairbuilder, 415 Mission 
 Mc(Tuire & Diamond, poultry, 03 and 04 
 
 Centre Market 
 McGuire L, physician, NW cor Howard 
 
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 Mc(j>uire Dr L, pliysician, 722 Montgy 
 McCiuire Phillip, groceries, lO'Jli Mkt 
 McHenry John, atty at law, OOi! Mont 
 McHenry John, liquors, S\V oor Sixth 
 
 and Brannan 
 MoHENRY S, com njercliant,425 Fri)nt 
 McHugh K, wood and coal, 047 Bryant 
 McHugh John, propr Bealu St ^Vare- 
 
 house, cor Beale and Bryant 
 McHugh P, liquors, 20S First 
 Mclnarny T, horsoslnnM', 10 Tyler 
 Mclnerney M J, stockbroker, 501 Cal 
 Mclniies J H, hardware and varieties, 
 
 027 Larkia 
 Mclnues J H, carpenter, 813 Larkin 
 
 McINTOSH DANIEL, tailor, 2550 
 
 Greenwich 
 Mclntyre Geo, carpenter, 205 Ellis 
 Mclntyre John B, book binder, 423 
 
 Clay and 422 Comnurcial 
 Mclntyre \Vm, plumbing and tinning, 
 
 240 Sutter 
 McJnnlcin H K, atty at law, 402 Mont 
 McKay Allan, lumber, 4 California 
 McKay & Brown, wiiolesale groceries, 
 
 427 Davis 
 McKay David, capitalist, 215 Sansom 
 tfcKAY P B> moulding manufr, 130 
 
 Main 
 
 McKee Jno, silicon, NW cor Battery and 
 
 Vallejo 
 McKee S B, associate justice, 640 Clay 
 McKeney Patrick J, batcher. Mission 
 
 Market 
 McKenna & (Jreany, hay and grain, 
 
 Drumm bet Clay and Washington 
 McKenna Mrs Margaret, bakery, u s 
 
 Gunnison ave bet 27th and 28th 
 
 McKENNEY L. M & CO, publishers 
 
 Pacific coast, district, county and city 
 
 directories, 543 Clay 
 McKenon & Montgomery, harness man- 
 ufacturers, 327 Sutter 
 McKENZIE C. marble works, w s 
 
 Cemetry ave nr Post 
 McKenzie Sherwin, architect, 310 Pine 
 McKenzie Wm, wood and coal, 310 
 
 Geary 
 McKeown Wm, tinsmith, 51 1 Sixth 
 McKeune Henry, carpenter, 500 Mission 
 McKew John, wood and coal, 431 Union 
 McKeweu J C, liquori-, 427 Washington 
 Mclvewen 1* & Co, phimbers, 2 Turk 
 McKeweu Thos, carpenter, Point Lobos 
 
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 McKibbin & Ptittei'son, proprs Eureka 
 
 Wrought Iron Works, 317 and 312 
 
 Howitrd 
 McKindlay W, liquors, 707 Market 
 
 McKINLAY A, agent Bank British 
 Nortli America, 221 Sansom 
 
 McKiuley Con ({old Min Co, 327 Pine 
 
 M c Kinney (feorgo, bootmaker, 47 Sac 
 
 .MoKiunie M, wood carver, 40i) Misbion 
 
 McKin.stroy E W, associate justice, 010 
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 McKusiok II J, supt II R mail service, 
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 McLAIN L Ci secty surgical institute, 
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 McLaiie Mrs Catherine, cuafeetionery, 
 410 Fourth 
 
 McLane Chas E, capitalist, and atty, 
 300 Mouti:onK'rv, room 08 
 
 McLANE ^LOUlS. pres The Nevada 
 B.-tnk of S 1'", 301 Montiioniery 
 
 McLaren Daniel, secy Odd Fellows' Mu- 
 tual Aid Ass'n, 325 Montgomery 
 
 McLai'cn i' M, mining secy, 318 Pine 
 
 McLarkey James, grocery, NW cor Fil- 
 bert and Webster 
 
 McLaughlin A M, physician, NW cor 
 " rd and Howard 
 
 Mci.aughlin Chas, capitalist, 10 Mont- 
 gomery ave 
 
 McLaughlin F, stair builder, 839 Geary 
 
 McLaughlin Mrs, variety store, 129 
 Eleventh 
 
 McLaughlin Thos P, harness and saddles, 
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 McLaughlin W S, liquors. King bet Sec- 
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 McLay (r B, physician, 2430 Mission 
 McLean Mrs A, Branch Bakery, 410 4th 
 McLean A A, book and job printer, 
 
 605 Sacramento 
 McLean John & Co, house and ship 
 
 plumbers, 6 Broadway 
 McLEAN ROBERT A, physician, G03 
 
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 McLENNAN J Dt magnetic physician, 
 
 220 Stockton 
 McLeod A, li(piors, 5 Morton 
 McLeod A E, liquors, 1071 Market 
 McLeod H R, cigars and tobacco, 544 
 
 Fourth 
 McMiioarty Morris, liquors, 1600 Miss 
 McMahon'J, dry goods, 224 Sixth 
 McMahon J B, harnessmaker, 217 Ellis 
 McMann Jas, variety, 413 East 
 McMann Wm, wood and coal, SW cor 
 
 Polk and Washington 
 McManus Thos, litjuors, 1602 Mission 
 McMcaus A C, mining secy, 328 Mont 
 McMeans G & S M Co, 302 Montgoniery 
 McMechan Jas, moneybrokcr, 405 Cal 
 MeMenamin Wm, wood and coal, 1415 
 
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 McMenomy Jas, undertaker, 1057 Miss 
 McMenomy John H, butcher, 8 to 10 
 
 California Market 
 
 McMillan & kester, syrups, 
 
 cordials and bitters, 714 Front 
 J^IcMillan 11, physici; n, 722 Washington 
 
 McMillan DONALD, manufr dealers 
 in syrups, bitters, essences and Cali- 
 fornia wines, 714 Front 
 
 McMillen Silver Mining Co, 328 Montgy 
 
 McMullen J, manager S F Bridge Co, 14 
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 McNally Edward W, atty at law, 41 U 
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 McNally & Hawkins, plumbers and gas 
 fixtures, 607 Market 
 
 McNamara M, boots and shoes. Market 
 iKit Sixth and Seventh 
 
 McNamara & McShane, painters aiul 
 whitencrs, 2 Jones 
 
 McNamara N! E, li(|uora, SE cor Valen- 
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 McNamara Wm, hatter, 1224 Market 
 
 McNeal J, liquors, 821 Kearny 
 
 McNEAR G W, grain, 20 California 
 McN'ear J, li(iuors, 514 ( Jreen 
 aMcNeil D R, carriage manufr, 21 7th 
 McNevin E, navigation school, 406 Beale 
 McNulty C A, atty and iolicitor U S 
 revenue, U S Court building, cor Bat- 
 tery and Washington 
 McNulty J M, physician, 118 Hupont 
 
 MoNUTT W Ft physician, 121 Mont 
 McPheeters W S, atty at law, 331 Kear 
 
 Mcl'hersou B K, yeast powders and fla- 
 voring extracts, 402 Front 
 McPherson Mrs, dressmaker, 108A Pow 
 MePherson (ieorge, coffee saloon, 221 
 
 Dupont 
 McPherson (i E, physician. Twenty- 
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 McPherson Horatio, com merchant, 202 
 
 Sansom 
 McPherson J, liquors, 26 Stenart 
 McPiko Henry C, atty at law, 604 Clay 
 McQuesten Chas, physician, 121 Mont 
 McQuinlan B, mouldings and frames, 215 
 
 Fourth 
 MePaith John, retail grocers, 356 Jessie 
 McSweeney D, bootmaker, 604 Ellis 
 MeSwegan J, plumber and gaslitter, 703 
 
 O'Farrell 
 McTernan Bros, shipsmiths, 31 Conil 
 McTernan Thomas, grocer, SE .or 
 
 Fourteenth ave and N 
 McVerry Thos, contractor, SEcor Hyde 
 
 and (iroenwieh 
 McVEY CAL A, liquors, Hardie PI 
 MoV'icker Chas, contractor, 727 17th 
 McWilliams Geo, real estate, 208 Mont 
 McWillianis Hugh, saloon, 8ISI Market 
 Meacham J/i. Bacon, wood and coal, 2735 
 
 Mission 
 Mead Chas H, saddlery and harness, 
 
 522 Front 
 Mead Frank W, physician, U S Marine 
 Hospital, ofHee U S Appraisers build- 
 ing cor Sansom and Washington 
 Mead Mrs Kate, fruit, 1202 Howard 
 Mead & lUitiyon, com merchants, 225 
 
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 Mead & Son, saddle and harnessmakers, 
 
 821 Market 
 Meade Calvert, mining secy, 324 Pino 
 Meade John, li(iuors, 1616 Mission 
 Meader H P, express, 333 East 
 Meadow Valley Mining Co, T W Col- 
 bourn secy, 414 California 
 Meader J J, collector, 607 Montgomery 
 Meagher Jeremiah, harness & saddlery, 
 
 136 Seventh 
 Meagher Wm, cooperage, 114 Oregon 
 Mea;^'her Wm F, ladies' shoemaker, 111 
 
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 Meares — , physician, 124 Geary 
 Mearns (ieo, searcher of records, 621 
 
 Clay 
 Mearns James, varieties, 1;"»00 Powell 
 Meeartiiey A, capitalist, 6 Montgy ave 
 Mechanics Foundrv, 217 Front 
 
 MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, Horace 
 Wilson librarian, 27 Post 
 
 Mechanics' Mill, doors, sash, etc, SW 
 
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 Medauw J J H, wholesale liquors, 970 
 
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 Medvirch & Co, coffee saloon, 5 Brooke 
 Mee James, atty, 622 Clay 
 Mee Joseph, aity, 622 Clay 
 Meehan J, tanner, Twenty-sixth and 
 
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 Meehan John, tanner, SW cor Serpen- 
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 Meeker & Banks, architects, 126 Kear 
 Meeks W, atty, 330 Pine, room 47 
 Meeks William N, capitalist, 237 First 
 Mefret Xavier, school, SE cor Mason 
 
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 Megzera P, sculptor, 805 Montgomery 
 Meherin Bros, com merchants, wood and 
 
 grain, 525 Front 
 Meherin Thos, nurseryman, seedsman 
 
 and florist, 516 Battery 
 Mehrtens Bros, grocers, SW cor Polk 
 
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 Meier Chris, groceries, NW cor Taylor 
 
 and Pacific 
 Meier John, saloon, 5 Mason 
 Meier Joseph, boots and shoes, 835 Pac 
 Meier Louis H, liquors, cor Seventh 
 
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 Meierdierks C, liquors, NW cor Post and 
 
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 Meiggs' Wharf Co, 330 Pine, room 36 
 Meighan J J, atty, 22 Montgomery 
 Meiglian Rebecca A Mrs, bakery, 1425 
 
 Polk 
 
 Meigs & Co, com merchants, 401 Front 
 Meigs Lumber and Ship Building Co, 
 
 pier 1 Steuart 
 Meinbergs Mrs M H, hair goods, 323 Sut 
 Meinecke Charles & Co, wholesale liquors, 
 
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 ^einers K Jr, coffee saloon, 923 Market 
 Meiners Rudolph, restaurant, 306 Post 
 Meinhardt F W, carriage trimmer, 1146 
 
 Mission 
 Meininger Louis, shirt manfr, 2)7 Turk 
 Meiiike Henry, liquors, NW cor Mis- 
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 Meinke J F & Co, Hamburg- American 
 
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 Mcircke F & C, liquors, SW cor Twenty 
 
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 MeJsel Herman, grocery, NE cor Union 
 
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 Meissner A, liquors, 423 Dupont 
 Meiyer C, grocer, NW cor Pt Lobos ave 
 Melceer William, agt Potrero Distillery 
 
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 Melcher Jesse A, insurance, 240 Montgy 
 
 HELDE JOHN, locksmith and bell 
 
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 Mellon J S, house and sign painter, 35^ 
 
 O'Farrell 
 Melone Drury, loan and commission, 418 
 
 California 
 Melones Con M Co, J C Oughinin secy, 
 
 419 California, room 21 
 Moloney Wm W, grocer, SE cor Mont- 
 gomery and Vallejo 
 Melsing Gus, bakery, 120 Third 
 Memnon Mining Co, 203 Bush 
 Menberg Mrs M R, ladies hairdressing, 
 
 323 Sutter 
 Mencarini D, plaster ornaments, 12^ 
 
 Fourth 
 Menchin A, retail fish, 28 Fourth 
 Mendelsohn David, capitalist, SE cor 
 
 Geary and Webster 
 Mendelsohn D, grocer, cor Gear and Webs 
 Mendes David, liquors, 341 Sixth 
 Mendheim & Hoffman, ore samplers, 415 
 
 Mission 
 Mendleson E, clothinj', 223 Pacific 
 Mendocino Lumber Co, cor Beale and 
 
 Bryant, and West Berkeley, office 40 
 
 California, room 1 
 Mendoza A, jeweller. 320 Montgave 
 Menesini G, butcher, 1528 Dupont 
 Menesini V & Co, butchers, 619 Broad wy 
 Mengel John, meats, 46 Centre Market 
 Menne C, mercliant tailor, 533 Wash 
 Mentel ^Villiam. groceries, 623 Broad 
 Mentz Chas H, druggist, SE cor Polk 
 
 and Sacramento 
 Mentz F C, furniture dealer, 1637 Polk 
 Menu J H, general agt, (509 Sac, room 18 
 Menzies, Bingham & Co, stevedores, 512 
 
 and 514 Battery 
 Merani E, boots and shoes, 1409 Dupont 
 Merani Louis, shoemaker, cobble office, 
 
 896 Fron* 
 Mercado Mrs M R, fire and marine insur- 
 ance broker, 307 Montg«imery 
 
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 Dunn & Co proprs, Jas Lugsdin man- 
 ager, 320 California 
 Mercantile Agency Printing office, 620 
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 MERCANTILE COLLECTION BU- 
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 managers, 216 Sansom 
 
 Mercantile Dealers Protective Associa- 
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 MERCANTILE LIBRAR i ASSOCI- 
 ATION* A A Smith pres, 216 Bush 
 Mercantile Union, 22 Montgomery 
 Mercer Bros, candy manufrs, 916 Mkt 
 Mercer C H, candy store, 518 Kearny 
 Mercer M A, candy manufr, 518 Kearny 
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 1213 
 
 Merchant Joseph, wholesale wood, foot 
 
 Battery 
 Merchants' Credit Bureau, Shainwold 
 
 Bros proprs, 218 California 
 Merchants' Dispatch Transportation Co, 
 
 411 California 
 Merchants' Exchange Ascociation, s s 
 
 California bet Montgomery and San 
 
 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE BANK 
 
 OF S F, R tx Smith manager, 320 San 
 Merchants' Exchange Building, s s Cali- 
 fornia bet Montgomery and Sansom 
 Merchants' Overland Transfer Express, 
 
 C M Smith propr, 541 Sacramento 
 Merchants' Town Boat Line, Capt P N 
 
 Preble agent, 271 East 
 Mercier E, liquors, NE cor Fol and 7th 
 Meredith Jno H, atty, 328 Montgomery 
 Merguire John L, box factory, cor Bry- 
 ant and Fifth 
 Merkle Ernest, gun casemaker, 722 Mont 
 
 Merklebach Wm, butcher, 13 S F Mkt 
 
 MERLE CHAS F, mdse broker, 218 
 
 California 
 Merrell I L, felting and roof paint, 314 
 
 Townsend 
 Merrill Annis, atty, Clay St Bank 
 Merrill Chas R, ins liroker, 425 Cal 
 Merrill fxcn B, atty at law, 310 Pine 
 Merrill I M, wool, 320 Sansom 
 Merrill J C & Co, shipping and commis- 
 sion merchants, 204 California 
 Merrill Parker, carpet beating, 453 Stev 
 Mcrritt Mrs H A, school, 2204 Steiner 
 Merritt S, capitalist, 22 California 
 Merry, Faull & Co, butchers and pork 
 
 packers, 532 and 534 Market 
 Merry, Faull & Co, provision packers, 
 125 and 127 California 
 
 MERSEREAXJ A S, carriage painter 
 
 and maker, 1H27 Mission 
 MERSICH D, foreign and domestic 
 
 fruits, SE cor Front and Washington 
 
 MERTEN, MOFFITT & CO, manufs 
 
 chemists, 322 Clay 
 Mcrvy & Co, druggists, 1510 Hylo 
 Mcrvy A & Co, drugjiists, 539 (Irecn 
 Merz Wm, grocer, SE cor Sutter and 
 
 Powell 
 Merzbach F H, atty at law, 426 Cal 
 Mesenburg Henry, grocer, 34 Jessie 
 Messenburg Herman, bakery, 1 124 Har 
 Messer, Bacon & Co, stock brokers, 2321 
 
 Montgomery 
 Messcrmith J L, variety store, 2501 Miss 
 Messing .1 B, groceries and liquors, NW 
 
 cor Folsom and Eighth 
 Mcssner k Serres, bakery, 402 Pacitic 
 Metallic Con C & S M Co, 330 Pino 
 ^letillic M Co, 300 Montgomery, rm 20 
 Metastazia A, wood and coal, 1823 Pow 
 Metcalfe J B, atty, 230 Montgomery 
 
 METCALFE W L, atty at law, 12 
 
 Montgomery 
 Metcalf Victor H, atty at law, 409 Cal 
 Metchke Otto, mining sec, 328 Mortgy 
 
 METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORT, 
 
 Rev J B Hill agent, 1041 Market 
 
 METRIC BUREAU, (American), Pa- 
 cific Coast Depository, Alex W H Mac 
 Ewen agent 
 
 " Metropolitan Banner," (local weekly), 
 I S Kalloch editor. Fifth and Jessie 
 
 METROPOLITAN LOAN ASSOCIA- 
 TION, Esche sec, 320 Sansom, rm 8 
 Metropolitan Market, cor New Mont- 
 gomery and Mission 
 Metropolitan Plate (tlass Co, 202 San 
 Metrovich Philip S, fruit, 1222 Polk 
 Metz Chas W, dairy produce, 14 Hayes 
 
 Valley Market 
 Metz F, ornamental painter, 722 Howrd 
 Metz Jos, commission mcht, 321 Cal 
 Mctzger Louis, impr and jobber station- 
 ery, 208 Bush 
 Meunter Chas, bakery, 215^ Second 
 
 MEUSSDORFFER J C & SON, hat- 
 ters (wholesale, retail and importers), 
 653 and 655 Market 
 
 MEUSSDORFFER K. hats and caps 
 
 (wholesale and retail), 15 Kearny and 
 
 625 and 627 Commercial 
 MEUSSDORFFER M, manufr and 
 
 iinpr hats and hat materials, NE cor 
 
 Montgomery and Bush 
 Meux Jos P, atty at law, 217 Sansom 
 Mexican G & S Min Co, 203 Bush, rm 9 
 Mexican Mining & Real Estate Co, 217 
 
 Sansom 
 Meyer A, bootmaker, 613 Laguna 
 Meyer A & Bro, hay and grain, SW cor 
 
 f(eary aifd Broderick 
 Meyer & Akmann, butchers and grocers, 
 
 1() and 18 Sacramento 
 MEYER A W, watchmaker, 1014 Mkt 
 Meyer B, butcher, 904 Larkin 
 Meyer Hurnai-d, grocer and saloon, 233 
 
 Fifth 
 Meyer Bros & flaerdes, grocers, SW cor 
 
 Bush and Piei'co 
 Meyer & Burmeister, hotel, 529 Valencia 
 Meyer C, fancy goods, 1 1 2 Second 
 Meyer Charles, gents' furnishing goods, 
 
 1303 Stockton 
 Meyer Charles, grocer, NK cor Folsom 
 
 and Beale 
 Meyer C H & Bros, imin-s hats and caps, 
 
 28 and 30 Sansom 
 Meyer I), li(|U()rs, NW corOreenwich 
 Moyer Daniel, bunker, 212 Pino 
 Meyer Deidrich, groceries, NW cor Ele- 
 venth and Howard 
 Meyer K, nurseryman, 31 Geary 
 Meyer Mrs E, bakery, 159 Sixteenth 
 
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 iinpr wines und liquors, S'.i Sutter 
 
 MEYER EM, Horist, 31 Geary 
 Meyer F W H, hairdresser, 1741 ^lission 
 Meyer F R, liquors, '2*23 Pacific 
 Meyer H, liquors, Broadway and Front 
 Meyer Henry, paperhangcr, 407 O'Farrell 
 Meyer Henry, groceries, 1046 Folaom 
 Meyer J, restaurant, 1007 Market 
 
 MEYER J G H, turner of ivory 
 
 manufrof billiard-tables and balls, 3*20 
 
 Kearny and 10 Stevenson 
 
 Meyer J H, groceries, cor Mission and 
 
 Fourth 
 
 Meyer John, groceries, NW cor Twen- 
 tieth and Siiotwell 
 Meyer John H, provisions cor Third and 
 
 Brannan 
 Meyer Joseph, baker, C17 Post 
 Aleycr Joseph, tailor, 430 Sixth 
 Meyer Julius, tailor, 507 Commercial 
 Meyer L, saloon, 22 Leidesdorff 
 Meyer L (i, groeeriesi, 204 Steuart 
 Meyer Louis, restaurant, 1007 Market 
 Meyer Louis, gents' furnishing goods, 
 
 513 Kearny 
 Meyer M 1), grocers, S\V cor Washing- 
 ton and Stockton 
 Meyer Martin S, atty at law, 330 Pine 
 Meyer Nanitte, bakery and confection 
 
 ery, 785 Polk 
 Aleyer T Lemmen, com merchant, CHS 
 
 Market 
 Meyer W, liquors, 323 Sansom 
 Meyer Wm, cigar factory, 217 Eleventh 
 Meyer Wm, florist, 33'J Bush 
 Meyer & W^alker, merchant tailors, 90S 
 
 Market 
 Meyerbaek & (Jarbarino, house and sign 
 
 painters, 2'20 Montgomery ave 
 Meyerbaek S, grocer, SI] cor Green and 
 
 Mason 
 Meyerborgh A, groceries, SE cor Front 
 
 an>l Pacific 
 MEYERS ADOIPH, musical instru- 
 ments, strings, etc, wholesale and re- 
 tail, 4G Geary 
 Meyers Bros, blacksmiths, 32 Clark 
 Meyers Christian, plow works, 50 
 
 Bluxome 
 Meyers Harris, pawnbroker, 044 Clay 
 Meyers J, tailor, 501 Kearny 
 Meyers & Larpin, mussel dealers, c s 
 
 Kentucky bet Sonoma and Nevada 
 Meyers & Loewenstein, tailoi-s and dress- 
 makers' trimmings, 22 Dupont 
 MEYERS M J. tailor, 1 Hardie Place 
 Meyer3 & Son, loan office and jewelers, 
 
 227 Kearny 
 Meyn R C, groceries, 1520 Folsom 
 Meyerstein J, junk, 124 Commercial 
 Meyeratein & Lowenberg, manufrs furn- 
 ishing goods, 23 Sansom 
 
 Michael Jos, cigars and tobacco, 539 
 
 Clay 
 Michael S, tailor, 118 LeidesdorflF 
 Michaels A, tailor, *209 Fourth 
 Micliaelis Henry F, grocer, NW cor 
 
 Twenty-ninth and T3olores 
 Mi.hal C, clothing, 214 Third 
 MiuhalGustav, boots and shoes, 348 3rd 
 
 Michalitschke Bros, importers cigars and 
 
 tob iceo, 239 Ke:irny 
 Michalitschke Charles, cigars, Third 
 
 and Mission 
 Alichalitschke Gustave, cigars and to- 
 bacco, 501 Kearny 
 Mielialson. Rasmus T, grocer, 21 Alta 
 
 Place 
 Miuheletti Bros, butchers, NE cor Du- 
 
 P')nt and Filbert 
 Miohcls, Friedlaudor & Co, importers of 
 
 furuiihiiig and fancy goods, 7 and 9 
 
 Battery 
 r^liciielson M, livery stable, cor Eddy 
 
 and Plyde 
 Miclielssen, Brown & Co, pork packers, 
 
 308, 310 and 312 l-'ront 
 ?Jichi Jno, fruit, 810 Kearny 
 MicroscDpical Sociiity, H C Hyde pres, 
 
 Chas H Donison seety, 120 Sutter 
 Miildlo Hill Min Co, 328 Montgomery 
 Middleholl'G F, grocery, 701 Laguna 
 
 Middlemas & Boole, shipwrights, spar- 
 makers and caulkers, pier 19 Steuart 
 
 Middlesworth H C, cofiFee saloon, 131 6th 
 Middlcton & Co, ships and chandlery, 
 
 521 Front 
 Middleton Mrs Eliza, fancy goods, 447 
 
 Natoma 
 
 MIDDLETON & FARNSWORTH, 
 
 wholesale and retail coal, 14 Post 
 Miildlcton Jno & Son, real estate, 419 
 
 Pine 
 Midcs G ASM Co, 327 Pine 
 .Midke Mrs M, fancy goods, 212 O'Far 
 Midson Frank, confectionery, 117 Sutter 
 Mierson, Jewell & Co, clothing, 828 and 
 
 830 Kearny 
 Mi;.dian Mrs R A, 1425 Polk 
 Mighell AVm E, new and second-hand 
 
 ship material, 105 Steuart 
 
 MIGNOLIA Gt wood and coal, 2420, 
 
 Post 
 MIHAN JAMES B. real estate and 
 gen business brokers, 224 Montgomery 
 
 Mikulich J C, restaurant, 333 Wash 
 Miles K 0, furuishiug goods, 320 Sixth 
 Miles John E, com merchant, 402 Front 
 Miles & King, stock broker, 413 Mont 
 Miles AI, contractor, 402 Montgomery 
 Milford Henry E, stockbroker, 494 Mont 
 Military Library, 328 Montgy, rm 21 
 Milkmens Mutual Aid & Protective As- 
 sociation, 35 Eddy 
 
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 >olorcs 
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 aid shoes, 348 3rd 
 jportera cigars and 
 
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 P rrrocer, 21 Alta 
 
 2her3. NE cor Du- 
 
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 ucy goods, 7 and 9 
 
 jr stable, cor Etldy 
 
 fc Co, pork packers, 
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 Ke;irny 
 
 by, 11 C Hyile Pres, 
 jecty, 1-20 Sutter , 
 
 , :Vi8 Montgomery 
 eery, 701 Laguna 
 3, ahipwriglits, spar- 
 vcrs, pier 1^) Steuart 
 coffee saloon, 131 6th 
 ihips and chandlery, 
 
 za, fancy goods, 447 
 
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 ail coal, 14 Tost 
 Ion, real estate, 419 
 
 327 rine ,„ 
 
 3y goods, '212 Far 
 
 icctionery, 117 butter 
 >, clothing, b28 and 
 
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 ood and coal, 2420, 
 
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 ^crT, 224 Montgomery '" 
 
 liurant, 333 Wash 
 S goods, 320 Sixth 
 Imerchant, 402 Front 
 Ik broker, 413 Mont 
 Ir. 402 Montgomery 
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 Millar John E, searcher of records, 230 
 
 Montgomery 
 Millaret Thomas, boots and shoes, 522 
 
 Dupont 
 Milk-r Albert, capitalist, 22 Cal 
 Miller Anthony, butcher, 718 Brannan 
 Miller B, poultry and ^amo, iiu Centre 
 
 Market 
 Miller C L, physician, 523 Kearny 
 Miller C A, watchuiaker and jeweler, 406 
 
 Fourth 
 Miller & Co, com merciiauts, 10 Davis nr 
 
 Market 
 
 Miller E, stock broker, 402 Montgomery 
 Miller E L, veterinary surgeon, 1321 
 
 Mission 
 MILLER E H JR, seety C P R R, cor 
 
 Fourth and Towiisond 
 MILLER F A, nursery and seedsman, 
 
 exotic gardens, 1727 Mission 
 Miller Fredk J, butcher, 1103 Folsom 
 Miller F AV, hairdresser, 206i Sutter 
 Miller fieorge, fniit and produce, 609 
 
 Laguna 
 Miller G W, hatter, 112 Montgomery 
 Miller Henry, cigars and tobacco, Tyler 
 
 and Market 
 Miller Henry, liquors, SW cor Davis and 
 
 Jackson 
 Miller H L, agt Sacramento Wood Co, 
 
 2 Mission 
 Miller H II, mining secty, 40o California 
 
 Miller H \V, propr New England Com- 
 bination liooling Co, NW cor Main 
 and Mission 
 
 Miller Henry W, butcher, NW cor 
 Broderick near Pine 
 
 Miller Jeremioh, pros S F S & T Co, 
 Jackson St Wharf 
 
 MiUer Mrs John, wines and Utjuors, 139 
 Beale 
 
 ^liller Josephine, liquors, 702 Front 
 
 Miller J A, physician and druggist, 1018 
 Valencia 
 
 Miller J A, cabinetmaker, 1029 Market 
 and 325 Turk 
 
 Miller J H, atty at law, 421 Montgy 
 
 MILLER J M & SON. show case 
 
 manufacturers, 545 California 
 Miller JPG, atty at law, 214 Sansom 
 
 MILLER LOUIS & CO. proprs Hotel 
 Kheiu, 909 Kearny 
 
 Miller L &, Co, upholsterers and decora- 
 tors, 122 Geary 
 
 MILLER L JR. manufacturing jcw- 
 
 Miller Ludwig, tailor, 204 Stevenson 
 
 eler, 335 Bush 
 Miller & Lux, wholesale butchers, 533 
 
 Kearny 
 Miller Mrs M A, millinery, 8 Fifth 
 Miller M & Co, boots and ahoes, 909 
 
 Market 
 
 Miller Mark A &, Co, advertising acts. 
 60S Market 
 
 Miller O C, mining, 324 Pine 
 
 Miller & Iteese, grocers, SW cor Twenty- 
 third and Shotwell 
 
 MILLER & RICHARD, Scotch 
 
 type foundry. elecLrotypc, paper 
 warehouse, 5l.'5 to 529 Commercial 
 Miller 4; Van Wyck, stockbrokers, 308 
 
 Pine 
 Miller W, restaurant, 5 Washington 
 Miller W C, druggist, 1124 Pacific 
 Miller W I), pnysician, 214 Kearny 
 Miller W H, grocer, 319 Green 
 Miller William, hairdresser, G14 Post 
 Miller \V l\ mining engineer, 81 Ne- 
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 MILLER'S GERMAN COMPRESS- 
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 Mission 
 MiUett E V, collector, 501 Kearny 
 Millicini E. butcher, 314 Montgy ave 
 Milliken Isaac T, mining and real estate, 
 
 528 California, room 1 
 Milliken P & J, dairy produce, 56 Centre 
 
 Market 
 Milliteh & Abramovieh, liquors, 120 
 
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 Millmeistor H F, bakery, 312 Hayes 
 Milloglav M P, restaurant, 138 Fourth 
 Milloglav N P, restaurant, SE cor Pa- 
 cific and Battery 
 Milloglav P P, restaurant, 217 Sixth 
 Mills Edgar, capitalist, 426 Califonia 
 Mills D O, capitalist, 426 California 
 
 MILLS & GIBB, of N Y, C H Cannon 
 agt, importers fancy goods, 126 Kear- 
 ny, room 48 
 
 MILLS, LEAE & CO,manufrs of buck, 
 kid, goat and dog skin gloves and 
 gaunts, whips, etc, 22 Sutter 
 
 Mills Ogden, capitalist, 426 California 
 
 Millzner L, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 422 Kearny 
 
 Milne A, tailor, 625 Merchant 
 
 Milne (jreo, plumber and gasliftter, 119 
 Dupont 
 
 Milton Mining and Water Co, H Pichoir 
 secy, 320 Sanson! 
 
 MILL WARD A & SONS, needles, 
 lish hooks, 511 Market 
 
 Minoker E A, carpenter, 617 Tyler 
 
 Minehaji 1*, meat market, 536 Fourth 
 
 Miner Andrew & Co, patent roasting ap- 
 paratus, 405 Kearny 
 
 Mineral Fork Mining and Smelting Co, 
 328 Montgomery, room 20 
 
 Mineral King M& M Co, 315 California 
 
 MINER'S ASS'N, VV A Skidmore secy, 
 320 Sanson! 
 
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 Minjo Bros & Co, poultry, 422 Clay 
 
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 Montgomery and Cal and Nev Ice Co, 
 
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 Minor John F, physician, 767 Howard 
 Minor S B, liquors, 13 Third 
 Mint Gold and Silver Mining Co, 409 
 
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 Mintern Mrs E, physician, 329 O'Farrell 
 MINTIE A E, physician, 11 Kearny 
 MnrriE a E & CO, proprs sir Ash 
 
 ley Cooper's vital restorative and pa- 
 tent medicines, 1 1 Kearny 
 Mintzer Pierre B, physician, 710 Bush 
 Miraglia C, barber, 902 Front 
 Misgiil Timothy F, blacksmith, 1213 
 
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 Mish P k Son, imprs millinery goods, 
 
 539 Market 
 Mission Chemical Works, Harrison bet 
 
 Sixteenth and Seventeenth 
 Mission Market, cor Sixteenth and Miss 
 Mission Rock Warehouse, Chas H Sin- 
 clair supt, 318 California 
 Mission Soap and Candle Works, M 
 
 Morgenthan propr. Sixteenth bet Fol- 
 
 som and Harrison 
 Mission Woolen Mills, I Cohn manager, 
 
 Folsom liet Fifteenth and Sixteenth, 
 
 office 115 Battery 
 Miasler Benno, liquors, 819 Kearny 
 Misters I, copper and tinsmith, 811 
 
 Montgomery 
 MITCHELL D C, supt Eastern Cider 
 
 Co, 719 Bryant 
 Mitchell E, wood and coal, 4S2 Sixth 
 Mitchell Ferdinand, barber, 108 Steuart 
 Mitchell Frank, saloon, cor Turk and 
 
 Market 
 Mitchell George H, agt Hektograph and 
 
 Magic Lotion Co, 507 California 
 Mitchell Harrold D, architect, 217 San 
 
 MITCHELL H W, manager Overland 
 Freight Transfer Co, C V R R depot 
 Mitchell & Hobe, carpet-beating ma 
 
 chine. 230 r,nd232 Fourteenth 
 Mitchell J, grocer, NE cor 24th and Har 
 Mitchell J C, ins broker, 425 California 
 Mitchell J E, elevator boy, 419 California 
 Mitchell Miss M, millinery, 4 Sixth 
 Mitchell Mrs Mary, bakery, 8 Seventh 
 Mitchell Wm H, saloon, Oregon off Bat 
 Mitchler G, capitalist, 22 California 
 Mitrovich Philip, fruits, 1222 and 1224 
 
 Polk 
 Mix L W, stockbroker, 317 Montgy 
 Mixen J, butcher, 208 Francisco 
 Mixer Geo H, manufr patent bungs, etc, 
 
 51 Beale 
 Moan Edward, hardware, 1627 Market 
 Monckel Christian, butcher, NW cor 
 
 Union and Kearny 
 Mocker & Newniark, plumbers and tin- 
 smiths, 327 Turk 
 
 Modoc Con Mining; Co, 310 Pine, room 15 
 Modry Marcus, cigars, 312 Third 
 Moebus F, shoemaxer, 333 East 
 Moeller Chas, bakery, 2007 Hyde 
 Moeller & Grauffel, li(j[uor8, 609 Jackson 
 Moenning G, hardware, 614 Octavia 
 Moeser J, musical instruments, 811 Mkt 
 Moeser Julius, impr and dealer in mu- 
 sical strings, 81 1^ Market 
 
 MOFFAT E & H, cattle dealers and 
 
 commission butchers, 238 Kearny 
 Mogan Joseph R, furniture dealer, 1804 
 
 Market 
 MOGAN F J, atty at law, 22 Montg 
 MOOAN T J, atty, 22 Montgomery 
 Mogling Charles, liquors, 1143 Mission 
 Mohlfeldt & Wallman, wood and coal, 
 groceries, NW cor O'Farrell and Jones 
 Molioly John, horseshoeing, cor Ken- 
 tucky and First ave 
 Mohr Carl, hairdresser, 1437 Mission 
 Mohr & Steffens, groceries, NE cor Polk 
 
 and Pacific 
 MORIO C F. jeweler and lapidary, Cen- 
 tral Mills. Berry bet Fourth and Fiftii 
 Mohrmann Fred, groceries, 501 Bdway 
 Moisant Alfred, groceries and li(iuors, 13 
 
 Van Ness 
 Moise Mrs S H, fancy goods, 416 Larkiu 
 Mokel C, meat market. 400 Union 
 
 MOLERA & CEBRIAN, civil engi- 
 neers, 40 Merchants Exchange bldg 
 Molineux Henry, manager Seth Tliomas 
 
 Clock Co, 132 Sutter 
 MoUar A F T, tobacconist, 1314 Polk 
 Molleno C F, hairdresser, 1616 Polk 
 Moller Fred'k, blacksmith, 197 Stev 
 Moller Gustav, carpenter shop, 1 Webb 
 Moller Jno H, cigars, 312 Sixth 
 Moller R, carpenter, 28 Geary 
 Moller Richard, cigars, 1314 Polk 
 Moller & Schroder, grocers, NW cor 
 
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 MOLLOYF C, real estate agent, 116 
 
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 Molloy John, produce aiul com mer- 
 
 chaHt, 54 Clay 
 Molloy M, boots and shoes, 223 Sixth 
 MOLLOY P C, real estate and house 
 
 agtitit, 116 Montgomery 
 MOLN RUDOLPH, secty S F Stock 
 
 Brewery, 21 18 Powell 
 Moloney J, groceries, 535 Stevenson 
 Moloney P E, bootmaker, 103 Fifth 
 Molony P S, merchant tailor, 138 Mont 
 Molter Chas, harness maker, 19 Seventh 
 Moines & Smith, li([uors, 327 East 
 Monaglian J, lifiuors, 60 First 
 Monajihan I'atrick, boots and shoes, 458 
 
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 Monaghan T H, plumlier, 1506 Cal 
 Mouiilian John & Co, saloon, 434 Pino 
 Mdiiarch Gravel M Co, 328 Montgomery 
 
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 Moudon Calixte, clothing, SW cor Du- 
 
 pont and Vnllejo 
 Mono J J, atty and court commissioner, 
 
 Nevada block, rm 12 
 Mouiori Simon, cigars 1339J Dupont 
 Monitor Belmont Mining Co, 30'J Mont 
 "Monitor" The, (weekly), Rev J F Har- 
 
 ingtou propr, 622 Clay 
 Monk S, perfumer ami wigmaker, 14 
 
 Stockton 
 Monnier G, lifjuors, 817 and 1153 Larkin 
 Monnin Bros, boots and shoes, 603 Mont- 
 gomery an<l 804 Kearny 
 MONNUl J B, boots and shoes, 152C 
 
 Polk 
 Mono & Cross Con M Co, 309 Cal 
 Mono CJolil Mining Co, 30!» Mont, rm02 
 Monroe V S, mining secy, 310 Pine 
 Monroe (J C, mill contractor, 330 Piae 
 Monsees Henry, grocer, 756 Bryant 
 Monscn H, cigurs and tobacco, 255 
 
 Steuart 
 Monson B H & Co, printers and station- 
 ery, 506 Commercial 
 
 MONTAGUE W W & CO. wholesale 
 
 stoves, ranges, tinware, 110, 112 and 
 
 114 Battery 
 MONTEAIiEGRE & CO. commission 
 
 merchantH. 230 California 
 MONTEALEGRE J G, coffee, spices, 
 
 218 Sacramento 
 Montealegre J (>, stockbroker, 316 Mont 
 Montealegre J M, physician, 1114 Bush 
 Monte Cristo Cou Mining Co, 30J Mont 
 Montezuma Mill and Mining Co, J T 
 
 McOeoghogan sec, 318 Pine, room 13 
 Montezuma Mining Co, 330 Pine, rm 36 
 
 MONTGOMERT CHARLES, propr 
 
 Mdiitgoniory Hotel, 2*J1 to 22!) Second 
 MONTGOMERY HOTEL, Charles 
 
 Montiioniery propr, 221 to 220 Second 
 Montpellier Albert, cashier and manager 
 
 Grangers' Bank of California, 42 Cal 
 Monumental Quicksilver Mining Co, 
 
 380 Pine, room 18 
 Moock (Jeo, butcher, 4 Grand Central 
 
 Market 
 Moock J, butcher, 31 Valencia 
 MOODY & PARISH, wool and com- 
 mission, 310 Davis 
 Moody J C, drngijist, 1401 Pine 
 Moon, Scully & Co, wholesale liquors, 
 
 316 Sacramento and 321 Commercial 
 Mooney Daniel J, groceries, 1800 Mkt 
 Mooney Hugh, liquors, 244 Sutter 
 Mooney P, restaurant, cor Taylor and 
 
 Market 
 Moonli:;ht Mining Co, 21 1 Sansom 
 Moorbrink J B, tailor, 1079 Market 
 MOORE A D & CO, lumber dealers 
 
 and commission mercnants, 103 Cal 
 Moore & Bums, liquors. 111 Jessie 
 
 Moore Calvin, dentist, 6 Eddy 
 Moore Charles \V, physician, 652 Mkt 
 Moore D C, physician, propr of the 
 
 Trail HyL'ionic Sanitarium, 8 Ellis 
 Moore Mrs E D, ladies' physician, 8 Ellis 
 Moore E J & J H, attys at law, 628 Mont 
 Moore, Hunt & Co, wholesale liquors, 32 
 
 California 
 Moore H H, bookseller, 116.\ Post 
 Moore Mrs H, hair restorer, "l03 Stock 
 Moore H K, atty at law, 528 Cal, rm 8 
 Moore J, milling secy, 309 California 
 
 MOORE J C. impr China and Japan 
 
 teas, 317 Broaflvvay 
 MOORE J G, U S appraiser, U S Ap- 
 praisers' Building 
 Moore .Ino, Branch Bakery, 415 Fifth 
 Moore Jno, boots and shoes, 1057 Fol 
 Moore Mrs Mary, bakery, 415 Fifth 
 MOORE & McLARElN.hay and grain, 
 1416 Spe:ir 
 
 MOORE & MONTGOMERY, stock- 
 brokers, 324i Montgomery 
 
 Moore & Murphy, boots and shoos, 138 
 Sixth 
 
 Moore N W, propr Urban Academy, 
 405 (Jeary 
 
 Moore Peter J, liquors, SE cor Wash- 
 ington and Davis 
 
 Moore S, wood, coal, hay and grain, 835 
 Valencia 
 
 Moore W, liquors, 518 Mission 
 
 Moore & Wilkie, doors, sashes, etc, SW 
 cor Mission and Fremont 
 
 Moore Z W, 37, 38 and 30 Cal Market 
 
 Moorecroft Frederick, stone seal engrav- 
 er, 126 Kearny, room 47 
 
 Mooser Wm, architect, 302 Mont, rm 46 
 
 MORAGHAN M B, oyster saloon, 68 
 
 C.ilifornia Market 
 Moran Frank, grocer, 422 Fourth' 
 Mora-i J M & Co, dry goods, 204 and 
 
 206 Sixth 
 Moran M, liquors, 63 Jessie 
 Moran Thos & Co, real estate, 605 Sac 
 Morande C, li^iuors, 650 Sacramento 
 Morcel Jos, blacksmith, 12 Stockton PI 
 Morcliio A, impr of ostrich and fancy 
 
 feathers, 720 M vrket 
 
 MORCHIO MRS. M & SON. Bodie 
 
 Restaurant, 6 Leidesdorff 
 More Mrs L, lodgings, 1126 Market and 
 
 21 Turk 
 More, Reynolds & Co, wholesale liquors, 
 
 212 California 
 Mareal H P & Co, real estate, loan and 
 
 collection, 402 Montgom3ry 
 Moreno Miiin:? Co, 217 Sansom, room 8 
 Moretti P, liquors, 420 Jackson 
 M oretti & Tr'^zziii, fresco painters.G Eddy 
 
 VLiME&W THOMAS, dentist, 120 
 
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 Morgan I) D, cashier First Nntionali 
 
 (ioUl Bank, SIS Montj^onicry | 
 
 Mor^'un .las, mining, 310 Pine, room 47i 
 Morgan .losiali 1% bakery, 1104 Montgy' 
 Morgan .1 K, varieties, 050 Fourth 
 Morgan Laura, physician, 708 Sutter 
 Morgan Fatrick, liquors, N\V cor Baker 
 
 and Beach 
 Morgan Miss S V, artist, 6 O'Farrell 
 Morgan \V P, stockbroker, HI (5 Montgy 1 
 Morgenstein A \V, butcher, Tliird and 
 
 Brannan 
 Morgenstern M, stock appr, 436 Montgy 
 Morgenstern \Vm, barber, 540 Market 
 Morgunthal Anthony, atty at law, 4'2!) 
 
 Mdutgcmery, rooms -Sand 4 
 Morgentlian M, soap works. Sixteenth 
 
 b<;t Folsom and Hurrison 
 Moriarty P, groceries, SE cor Twenty- 
 third and iTanipshire 
 Moriarty Kobt, groceries, S\V cor Hyde 
 
 and Broadway 
 Morieno J M, physician, 771 Market 
 Morisco Silver Mining Co, 324 Pine 
 Mcn-ifion & Co, real estate, 436 Montgy 
 
 MOBISOX, HUTCHINSON & CO. 
 
 The Star Shirt, 111' Bush 
 Morison S A, real estate, 43(5 Montgy 
 Moriaon W C, real estate, 436 Montgy 
 Moritz J C, butcher, 705 Montgy ave 
 Morizio Jos, min secy, 328 Mont, rm 24 
 Morken H F, liquors, 328 Pine 
 Morlock F, butter and cheese, 25 Centre 
 
 Market 
 Morning Star M Co, 331 Montgomery 
 Moroney Paul, stock l)roker, 314 Mont 
 Morrcll A J, real estate, 420 Montgy 
 Morrell C, nuisician, 41^ Kearny 
 Morrell J W, restaurant, 537 Sac 
 Morrell Mrs M, bakery, 738 Howard 
 Morrill Paul, surveyor of customs, Cus- 
 tom House 
 Morris A, grocery, 713San8om 
 Morris A, merchant tailor, 119 Third 
 Morris B & Co, jewelry manufacturers, 
 
 043 Siicramento 
 Morris 11 D, manufrs agent, (stoel), 21 
 
 and 23 Fremont 
 Morris J & A, marble works, 214 and2I6 
 
 Fifth 
 Morris Julius, cigars, 32 Third 
 Morris & Kennedy, artists' materials, 21 
 
 Post 
 Morris Lemuel P, carpenter, 905 Jdtics 
 Morris Pincus, clothing, 407 Eaist 
 Morns Pneumatic Manufacturing Co, 
 
 bdl hangers, 1045 Market 
 Morris Samuel, fruit, 428 Sixth 
 Morris & Son, locksmiths, 1045 Market 
 
 Morris T B, supt Kenton Coal Co, NE 
 
 cor Sutter and Ltirkin 
 ^lorriaon & Co, carriage mnnufr, 110 
 
 Jtjssie 
 Mo risou G H, lumber, retail, 575 Bran 
 Morrison Jas, fruit, 1424 Fifth 
 Morrison John, propr Pioneer Plating 
 
 Works, 755 ^lission 
 Morrison John, liquore, cor JSintli and 
 
 Mission 
 Morrison Jno C Jr, capitalist, 310 Sac 
 Morrison Jonaa J, lumber, cor Mission 
 
 and Spear 
 Morrison Mrs J, fruit, I42i Fifth 
 Morrison K F, chief justice Supreme 
 
 Court, Mi) Clay 
 Morrison U if, watchmaker and sewing 
 
 machine agent, 1252 Market 
 Morrison Thos 11, real cstati', 419 PiJio 
 Morrison W F, physician, 14294 Mission 
 Morrison VV P, druggist, NW cor Twen- 
 ty-second and Mission 
 Morrisscy Mrs Ann, grocer, 210 Fifth 
 Morrissey Wm, hoots and shoes, 39 Coml 
 Morritt \Vm, tailor, 952A Howard 
 MORKOW GEO. hay,"grain and com- 
 mission, 39 Clay 
 Morrow Robert F, capitalist, 414 Cal 
 
 MORROW & STRONG, proprs Pacific 
 
 Metal Works, 115 and 117 First 
 MORROW WM W, atty, 75, 76 and 
 
 77 Nevada block 
 Morse C A, mining sec, 217 Sansom 
 Morse C W, agent Sanborn Map and 
 
 Publishing Co, 420 California 
 Morse Edward A, stock broker, 12 Mont 
 Morse (> 1), photographer, 417 Montgy 
 Morse Harry N, private detective and 
 
 collection auenev, 328 Montgomery 
 MORSE SIRAM, editor "Ladies' 
 
 Home Journal," Chronicle bldg, cor 
 
 Kearny and Bush 
 Morse John, butcher, 141 Page 
 Morse Mrs S P, lodgings, Frank's bldg 
 Morshead J W, livery stable, 25 Wash 
 Morsiegren A, bakery, 237 Fourth 
 Mortee" Thos Bagney, sec Park Comniia- 
 
 sioners, 309 Montgomery, room 74 
 Morti Jacob, liquors, 507 Commercial 
 Mortimer M Co, 401 California, room 4 
 Mortincvick S & Co, liquors, NW cor 
 
 Sacramento and East 
 MORTON ALBERT, magnetic physi- 
 cian, 1 1 O'Farrell 
 MORTON H A, physician, 987 Har 
 MORTON H R, dentist, 205 Mont ave 
 Morton J B, carpenter and builder, 3 St 
 
 Mary 
 Morton J & Co, draymen, 204 Battery 
 Morton T & IS S, wood and coal, 628 and 
 
 630 Geary 
 Morton Wm H, cigars and tobacco, 18 
 
 Market 
 
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 |.3ician, 987 Har 
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 ■men, 204 Battery 
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 Steuart 
 Moalxirg A, cofTeo saloon, 3 Hixtli 
 Mose Neil, bakery, "JG Pane 
 Mosebiich FC\ erdlector, 330 Pino, rm 3S 
 MOSES C S & CO. wool buyers, packers 
 
 and traders, IJrannaii jir l''ifth 
 
 MOSELER SAFE & LOCK CO, Cin- 
 
 cinnati, .1 I) HruiRT agt, 405/; (.'al 
 
 MOSGROVE S & BRO. imprs dry goods, 
 
 cloaks a)id suits, 114 and 11*) Kearuy 
 MOSGROVE S & SON, dry go..ds, 1 14 
 
 Kearny 
 MOSHEIMER JOSEPH, assaycr and 
 
 niiniiig school, 507 Montgoniory 
 Moslier .1 P, atfcy at law, 408 California 
 Moss Clias, capitalist, U30 Moiitgoini ry 
 Moss Joseph, poultry, 10 Hayes V Mkt 
 Moss J Mora, capitalist, 718 Battery 
 Moss Mrs L, bakerv, L"J.S First 
 MOSS W S & CO, I'roprs daily and 
 
 weekly "Examiner,' ulJi") VVasliington 
 Mi)tt (Jordon N. atty at law, (530 Cl.iy 
 MOTT J H & CO, furniture storage 
 
 warehouse, (U7 Market 
 Mott Wm JI, atty at law, 03(5 Clay, rin'Jl 
 Mou Chon, cigars and tobacco, 'iOl> Dup 
 Moulder A J, secy Pac Stock Exchange, 
 
 314 Montg.on»cry, room I 
 MOULTON D S, mangr Ilowe Machine 
 
 Co, 873 Market 
 Moniton & Edmondson, <lealers in ]iaint, 
 
 51 G Davis 
 MOULTON E S & CO, commission and 
 
 produce. ^05 and 307 Clay 
 Mount Dana Min Co, 301) Montgy, rmSO 
 
 MT DL&BLO HOTEL AND LAND 
 
 CO, Enoch Conkliii secy , 535 California 
 Mount Diablo Silver Mining Co, C N 
 
 Shaw secy, 40S California 
 Mount Hood Mining Co, 40i> California 
 Mt Potosi Con Min Co, 318 Pine, rm 31 
 Mountain Ice Co, S D Smith manager, 
 
 554 and 55G Mission 
 Mountain Tunnel (Ira vel Co, 328 Mont 
 MOUSER B T, physician, 200 Post 
 Mouser S M, physician, 200 Post 
 Mouthon J. liquors, 508 Hush 
 Mowbray II C. dentist, 200 Stockt»n 
 Mower A H. plumber, 334 Sixteenth 
 Mowry L I. atty at law, 402 Montgy 
 MOWRY RICHARD D, com mchnt, 
 
 wholesale poultry, 103 and 104CalMkt 
 MoyersC J. carri;igo makers. 1148 Miss 
 
 MOTNIHAN & AITEIN, boiler 
 
 works, 31 1 and 313 Mission 
 Moynihaa Lawrence, boots and shoes, 
 
 410 Sixth 
 Mozart E H, ladies cloaks and suits, i)32 
 
 Market 
 Mucha P, tailor, 448 Third 
 Muecke. Victor & Co, «om mchnts and 
 
 agents Germanic Lloyd, 109 California 
 
 Much N k Co, liquors, 1411 Stockton 
 Muehe & Duggim, restaurant and bakery, 
 
 211 Sutter 
 Mueller Fred'k W, blacksnjith, 1 128 Miss 
 Mueller (ieo, li(|uor.s, 414 Market 
 Mueller <!eo, li(iuor8, '1\',\ Pino 
 Mueller V, carpenter, 1»0G Pacilic 
 Mues Clms, groceries and liquors. 700 
 
 I'Yont 
 Mugan D & Co, commission merchants, 
 
 323 Davis 
 Muh.iusJanu'9, licpiors, cor Commercial 
 
 and Kearny 
 Muhl Win, grocer, N\V cor Stockton 
 
 and Filbert 
 Muhlner W'm J, saloon. 200 Hyde 
 Muir A, marine blacksmith, 1015 Bat 
 Mnluahy Mrs A, bakery and confection- 
 cry, 807 .'i Valencia 
 Muloahy Mrs Bridget, fruit, 410)1 Sixth 
 Mulcahy Mrs H, dressmaker, GUI Post 
 Muloahy Patrick \V, butcher, 720 liar 
 Mulhern Mrs M A, dress and cloakmak- 
 
 ing, 141 li'ourth 
 
 MTILLAN & HYDE, attys at law, 023 
 
 ComnuTciai 
 MuUane Michael, grocer, 440 Natoma 
 Mnllany M, atty at law, 520 Montgy 
 Mnller Adolph, furrier, G44 Market 
 MuUer A C, crockery, 1 15 Third 
 MULLER C, optician and dealer in 
 optical gooils, 135 Montgomery (see 
 advt under Opticians) 
 MuUer Frank, bootmaker, 242 Sutter 
 Muller F W, manufr carriages and wa- 
 gons, 1128 Mission 
 Muller Geo, plumber, 125 Post 
 
 MULLER & GWYNN, land agents, 
 
 12G Kearny 
 Muller Geo, bakery, SW cor. Mission 
 
 and Eleventh 
 MuUer Girard, cracker bakery, cor Mis- 
 sion and Eleventh 
 Muller H, liquors, 20 Sacramento 
 Muller H, groceries, 1)12 Bryant 
 Muller Henry, liquors, GO New Montgy 
 Muller Jacob, horseshoeing, Rll ave bet 
 
 Fourteenth and Fifteenth aves 
 Muller John, butcher, 13 and 14 Cal Mkt 
 Muller Jno, restaurant. Stock nr O'Far 
 Muller John J, liquors, SVV cor Steuart 
 
 and Howard 
 Muller J M, licpiors. 702 Front 
 Muller & Koenig, pork packers, 15 and 
 
 16 California Market; packing house, 
 
 Harrison nr Eleventh 
 Muller L, restaurant, 307 Battery 
 Muller R. groceries and liquors, 332 Main 
 Muller Mrs S, milliner. 1108 Stockton 
 Muller & Schneider, horseshoers and 
 
 blacksmiths, 19 Hayes 
 Muller k VViggless, liquors, 2i0 Steuart 
 Muller Wm, hairdresser, 614 Post 
 
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 MoUoy C W, hluckstnith, '218 Fifth 
 Mulloy Potor, colluctor, 315 Ciiliforniii 
 Mulreuny (J, bootmaker, 915 PoHt 
 Mulvillc N B, atty at law, «i04 Morch 
 Mulville I'Mward, fruit, I'Ju Fiftli 
 Muncy Wyndham, cij^ars, NW cor 
 
 Montgomery and Californiii 
 Mund li A, watchmaker, 720 Market 
 Mund & Wadman, stoves, plumbers, tin 
 
 and coppersmiths, 5 Taylor 
 Mund Wm, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 
 18i Fourth 
 Mundell O C, livery stable, 7^5 Market 
 Mundct Mrs Johanna, bakery, cor Fran 
 
 CISCO and Midway 
 Munk M, printer, 709 Market 
 Munkeu Martin, grocer, NW cor Grove 
 
 and Buchanan 
 Munroo John, horaeslioeing and t;encral 
 
 repairing, SB cor Greenwich 
 
 MTJNSELL JAMES JR, iuauranco, 
 215 iSanoom 
 
 Munson J H, sawfiler, 504 Stevenson 
 
 Munson James, liquors. Long Bridge, nr 
 Kentucky 
 
 Munsou J no A, manager St (zcorge Ho- 
 tel, 812 Kearny 
 
 Munter Joseph, pictures and frames, 
 1047 Folsom 
 
 Murasky Chas, carpenter and builder, 
 541 Twenty-third 
 
 MTTRCHIE & S MININO 00, 328 
 
 Montgomery, rm <> 
 Murdock C A & C», printers, 53l' Clay 
 Murfey S S, atty ana notary public, 607 
 
 Montgomery 
 Mui'ken Martin, grocer, NW cor Grove 
 
 and Buchanan 
 Muro G R, wood and coal, 20 Stockton 
 Murphey & McVeigh, groceries, 500 Ellis 
 Murphy A, real estate agt, 511 Cal 
 
 HTJRPHT A H> coffee and spice 
 
 mills, 5 First 
 Murphy Charles, barber, 135 Third 
 Murphy & Connors, foreign and domestic 
 
 fruits, 508 Sauftom 
 Murphy Daniel J, atty at law, C3G Clay 
 Murphy Daniei J, fruit, 429 Fourth 
 Murphy Dennis, boots and shoes, 2304 
 
 Folsom 
 Murphy D H, barl)er, 303 Sixth 
 Murphy D T, groceries, SE cor Folsom 
 
 and Seventh 
 MIJBPHT D W & CO, real estate 
 
 agts, house brokers, partnerships ne 
 
 gotiated, 60S Market 
 MUBPHY E H & CO. printers and 
 
 publishers, 415 Market 
 Murphy E P, stockbroker, 409 Pine 
 MTJRFHY, GRANT & CO, importer 
 
 foreign and domestic dry goods cor 
 
 Sansom and Bush 
 
 Murphy & Horn, wholesale butchers, 
 
 53a Kearny 
 M urphy Mru H B, dressmaker, 456 6th 
 Murpliy J, liquors, SW cor Mission and 
 
 Seventh 
 Murphy John, liquors, cor liberty and 
 
 Townsend 
 Murphy .las, barber, 334 Bush 
 Murphy James, physician, 659 Clay 
 Murjihy James Jr, physician, 1613 Van 
 
 Ness ave 
 Murphy John Luttrell, city and county 
 
 atty, New City Hall 
 Murphy J F & i'o, real estato agts, 402 
 
 Montgomery 
 Murphy J H, wines rind liquorn, 800 
 
 Market 
 Murphy J J, liquors, 231 Kearny 
 Murphy Jno, carpet Iwating, Alabama 
 
 bet Twenty-tifth and Twenty-sixth 
 Murphy J W, groceries, 1641 Mission 
 Mnrphy P, poultry, 74 and 75 Centre 
 
 Market 
 Murphy Kobt W. physician, 1601 Oounh 
 Murphy S (>, cashier Pacific Bank, NW 
 
 cor Pine and Sansom 
 Murphy T (i, atty at law, 629 Kearny 
 Murphy W, liquors, San Mij^uel Station 
 Murray A & Co, lish, 72 and 73 Centre 
 
 Market 
 MURRAY H, com merchant, 202 Clay 
 Murray H R, i>ub "Olympian," 419 Sac 
 Murray J, liquors, NE cor 2d and Bran 
 Murray John, barlior, 9 and 11 Pacific 
 Murray J F, physician, 1234 Dupont 
 Murray J F & J B, custom house dray- 
 man, 241 Jackson 
 Murray Mrs M, fancy goods, 1001 20th 
 Murray Mary Mrs, bakery, 3J8 Sixth 
 Murray Thomas, hotel, 510 Davis 
 Murray Wm, poultry, 39 and 40 (irand 
 
 Western Market 
 Murray Wm B, stockbroker, 308 Pine 
 
 MURRAY W H, managers F "Journal 
 
 of Commerce," 414. Clay 
 Murtha Wm M, gas fittings, 1417 Buch 
 Muser Bros, gloves and laces, 541 Mkt 
 Mussel Slough Ditch Co, FMoyer, secy, 
 
 408 California 
 Musto Bros, marble saw mill, 707 to 715 
 
 Battery 
 Mutschler Chr, shoemaker^ 1 Tyler 
 
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 ANCE CO. of New Jersey, J Munsel 
 Jr, a«t for Pacific Coaat, 215 Sansom 
 
 MutuaiBuilding and Loan Association, 
 232 Sutter 
 
 MUTUAL ICE CO, John Kirkpatrick 
 president, .John Cashin, aeey and supt, 
 321 Francisco 
 
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 Muybrid>{e EJ, photographer 4 17 Mont- 
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 Muwinte C, fruit and vegetables, 1332 
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 Muy.i<)& I<aruoniitrsino, fruits, 801 Busli 
 
 MYER A W, watchmaker and jeweler, 
 1014 Market 
 
 Myer H, liquors, 724 Front 
 
 Myer H, gntcer, S\V cor (ruary and Lag 
 
 Mytr N, club room, 332 Bush 
 
 Mytr William, dry goods, 11 13. I. Stock 
 
 Myitrs Edwd, atty at law, 224 Sansom 
 
 Myers, (tilinan & Kacouillat, Tacitic Box 
 Factory, cor Ninth and Harrison 
 
 Myers H &, Son, pawnbrokers, ojjticnl 
 goods, watches and jewelry, 3113 and 
 023 Kearny 
 
 Myers Leon B, importer of Italian and 
 Vermont m;'.ible, and Scotcli monu- 
 ments, 28 and 30 Main 
 
 MYERS M Jt military and naval tail- 
 ors, 1 llardio i'lacc 
 
 Myers and Markel, liquors, 710 Mission 
 and 318 Bush 
 
 Myers K C, druggist, N\V cor Union 
 and Powell 
 
 Myers A Schrain, oil stoves and lamps, 
 J5.H Fourth 
 
 Myrick M K, associate justice, 040 Clay 
 
 My sell J G, baker, 142 Eleventh 
 
 NABER. ALFS & BRUNNE, imi.rtrs 
 
 whiilesale li([uors, 4l;{ Front 
 Naclunan A, spring bods, 155 N Montgy 
 Nachtigfil I'', grocer, NW cor Post anil 
 
 Broderick 
 ^facht8hciln Mi's Fre'k, <lry goods and 
 
 notions, cor Butte and Kentucky 
 Nagil J, boots and shoos, OtO L'ltiy 
 Nagle P B, atty ami prust Central (Jar- 
 dens Association, 511 Montgomery 
 Nagle Wni, butcher, 027 Bush 
 Nahl A, artist, 318 Kearny 
 Naish John, boots and shocst, 007 Oetav 
 Napa Coii Quicksilver M Co, 330 Pine 
 
 room 10 
 Napthaly B F, atty, 055 Washington 
 
 NAPTHALY, FREIDENRICH & 
 
 ACKERMAN, attys at law, 4iiO Cal 
 Narjot Ernest, paintSr, portniits, etc, 
 
 822 Creenwieh 
 Narnelle S, wood and coal, 1803 Mason 
 .^fa8a Andrew, bootmaker, 551 Folsom 
 Nast, Grunzweig & Co, sole agt Meriden 
 
 Silver Plating Co, impra jewelry, 533 
 
 Market 
 
 n .J F, atty at law, H31 Kearny 
 P Z, locks, safes and scales, 209 
 
 Nathan k Co, dry gooils, 27 and 29 Fifth 
 Nathan B & Co, erockery, gloss and cut- 
 lery, 120 to lao Sutter 
 Nathan, Mrs L, second hand store, 929 
 
 Market 
 Nathan, Pulverman k Co, manufr cloth- 
 ing, 29 Hattery 
 NATHAN S, livery stable, 720 Union 
 Nathan S, clothing, 818 Montgomery 
 National Hell Telcphnno Co, Samuel 
 Hiibbiinl agt, 140 Montgomery 
 
 NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTI- 
 TUTE, l>r J M Hinkle manager, :il9 
 Busli 
 National Temperance Society Di^posi- 
 
 tory, 1041 Market 
 Nauglitoii 
 Naum.in 
 Davis 
 Nttumkcag Min Co, 310 Pine, rm 15 
 Nannton <{fo, shipping agt, 524 Battery 
 Navajo Min Co, Stock Exchange bldg 
 Navon & (Jreen, blacksmiths, 012 Bdwy 
 Neal Charles S & Co, stockbrokers, 'SAO 
 
 Montgomery 
 Neale Vincent, atty at law, 320 Sansom 
 Nealy P, nursery, NE cor Folsom and 
 
 Twentieth 
 Neary Bernard, boots and shoes, 85 Stev 
 Neary N, bootmaker, cor U 11 and Ninth 
 
 aves 
 Ne.iry Thds, wood and coal, 739 Guerrero 
 
 NEEDELS A P, atty at law, 520 
 
 Monti;oinery 
 Neilsen Mrs A, varieties, 1213 Fillmore 
 NEIS PHIL, hop dcialer, .S22 Davis 
 Nejhuis Hjinn, li(|uor8, 500 Pacific 
 Xelligan Wm H, shoemaker, 303A Fifth 
 Ncllman .Ino, hiiy and grain, wood and 
 
 coal, 901 (ircenwich 
 Nelson Alhert N, liquors, SW cor Wash- 
 
 ingti)n and I.h'umm 
 Nelson Bros, cabinet makers, 190 IGth 
 N'dson (J & S Min Co, 309 Montgomery 
 N'elsftn Henry, j rocer, ;i44 Bryant 
 Nelson & Ive.", liciuors, Si Pacific 
 Nelson .lames, butclier, 55 (irand Arcade 
 
 Market 
 Nelson .lohn, liquors, 27 I'acific 
 Nelson P D, shoum iker, 529 Kast 
 Nelson T H, furniture, 130 Fourth 
 Nelson Wm F, hardware, 200 and 208 
 
 Jackson 
 NESBITT I & BRO, imprs of Eastern 
 white oak staves, shooks and heads, 
 and dealers in California wines and 
 brandies, 21 to 25 Bluxome 
 Nestel A, hairdressen, 320 Francisco 
 Neuber Adolf, saloon. *?0 Turk 
 Neubert & Turk, dairy produce and de- 
 licacies, 25 and 20 California Market 
 Neuburger, Reiss & Co, impra dry goods, 
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 Neuciiburg Jno, grocer, 400 Pacific 
 
 NEUENSCPiWANDER R. liquors, 
 
 422 .Sacramento 
 Neuman (Justave, dairy produce, 114t) 
 
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 Neuman P, carpets, 117 Sixth 
 Neuman & Putznian, wholesale liquors, 
 
 :{40 I'ino 
 Neumann Albert, jeweler, 9 (ieary 
 Neumann & Kielilioff, attys at law, i'M 
 
 Mont;_(inu'ry 
 Neuuiann Leoipold, dentist. 8 Kearny 
 Neumann & Wagner, butchers, cor '2'.U\ 
 
 and Hampshire and Potrero avo 
 Neunaber H, groceries and liquors, S\V 
 
 CUV Boale and Folsnm 
 
 NEUSTADTER BROS, wliolesak 
 
 clothing and shirt factory, NW cor 
 r'ine and liattery 
 
 NEOVAL & SOMERVILLE, usphal 
 
 tiun rootiuL', 4'20 .f acksou 
 NEUWAID WM, earriage and wagon 
 factory, 4'_'1 ami 4'2'.i Pacific 
 
 NEVADA BANK OF S F, H w (ikim 
 
 cashier, SOI Montgomery 
 Nevad I Laml <fe Mining Co, SO'J Montuy 
 
 NEVADA METALLURGICAL 
 WORKS, Huhn & Lnckhardt proprs, 
 'J.S Stevenson 
 Nevada Min Co, .SIS Pine, rm Kl 
 Nevada Peservoir Mitcli Co, Samuel 
 
 Baker secy, "JO'J Sacramento 
 NEVILLE & CO (<ieoH Bryant ami 
 John M Neville), manufrs bags, tiuits, 
 awnings, bag twines, threads, and 
 upholstery, .SI and US California 
 Neville Vj H, money broker, lit) Moutgy 
 "NEW AGE" (weekly), 4i.'0 Kearny 
 New Albany Mining Co, '21 Merchants' 
 
 Kxciiange 
 Newb-uer &. Co, manufr matches, 217 
 
 Sacrauicnto 
 Newbauer .loseph, coal, 20(5 Bush 
 
 NEW CITY HALL LIVERY 
 
 STABLE, K C laln.er propr, ISt 
 
 Tyler 
 New CosoMin Co, .S27 Pint; 
 Newdorfin- H, bootmaker, til 5 Davis 
 NEWELL BROS, agt New York Soap 
 
 Co, 221 Davis; factory, 17 ami I'J 
 
 Diamond 
 Newell K D, licuiors, 118 Natoma 
 NEWSLL THOS, oom merchant, P_>4 
 
 Clay 
 Newell W A, physician, CSO Howard 
 New Ei.gland Combination Rooting Co, 
 
 cor Main and Mission 
 New England (J & S Mining Co, 327 
 
 Pine 
 
 NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE 
 
 INSURANCE CO of Boston.Wallaco 
 Eversou gen agt Pacific Coaat, 328 
 Montgomery, rm 2 
 
 NEW ENGLAND SOAP FACTORY, 
 
 H Fishbeck & Co, N K cor Nebraska 
 
 and New Potrero 
 New Era Ci & S Mining Co, 328 Moutgy 
 New ii Jorge, grocer, t)04 Natoma 
 Newlall (t 1), agt Cha8 McLaughlin, 16 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 New nail H C, atty at law, GOO Sac 
 is'ewhall 11 M & Co, auctioneer.'} and com 
 
 merchant-', SOl) to SIS Sansom 
 New Helvetia House, C A Keuneri -opr, 
 
 01(5 C.ilifornia 
 Newhutt" F, loeki<mith, bellhanger and 
 
 electrician, S2S Bush 
 New Homer Miniiiii Co, L'OS Hush 
 NEWKIRK D I, blacksmith and car- 
 
 riagtim.uker, 'J7iS Mi:«sion 
 Newlands Frank ('>. atty at law, SO'J 
 
 Mmitgomery, rm IS 
 Newlands Jas, mining secy, "JOS Bush 
 Newma.laeob, livery -sttble, 2',I12 Miss 
 Newman A, livery stable, SI.") (Jeary 
 Newman A A Co, meats, 1 and 2 Centre 
 
 Market 
 Newman B B, atty nt law, 72!) Moutgy 
 Ni^wman S & Co, dealers in luM-f, pork, 
 
 venl, mutton, smoked and corned 
 
 meats, (J rand Opera Market 
 
 NEWMAN JAMES, g-ld leaf and 
 
 dental foil, 202 i'o.st 
 Newman Mrj, restaurant, fiOl Montgy 
 Newnianu I' H, nie.d market, o-JO Ei.st 
 Nt'wman Sanutel, pl'\siei:in, 10 Third 
 Newman S, tailor, 105'.* Howard 
 Newman Wm .1, drv goods, 102;") and 
 
 1027 Stockton ' « 
 
 Nt'wmark H & Co, wholesale grocers, 
 
 214 Caiifornia 
 Newmar't. .) 1' & Co, gen c. in n.iiich.Tut, 
 
 214 (.'alifornia 
 Newmark N, atty at law, S.SO Pine 
 New Metropolitan Market, ^»1'] cor N.,v 
 
 Montgomery ami Mission 
 New Orleans Ins Assn, Hutchi'.son & 
 
 Mann agts. S22 California 
 New Botrero Co, fertilizers, SSO Pine 
 Newsom S & .loseph C, architects, .S20 
 
 ISansom 
 Newth K '^', photographer, (520 Clay 
 NEWTON BROS & CO, imprs of teas 
 
 ami wholesale urocers, 204 and 20(5 Cal 
 Newton E D, liquors, S\V cor Sacra- 
 mento anil Montgomery 
 Newton H A, stock broker. 327 Pine 
 New Washington Hotel, Henry F Maass 
 
 l)ropr, <524 Fourth 
 
 NEW WISCONSIN HOTEL, Tr.,ni. 
 
 bath & Evans jtroprs, iM)2 Montgy 
 New York Board of Marine Underwrit- 
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 NEW YORK CITY INSURANCE CO 
 
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 New York Life Ins Co, '220 Sansom 
 New York M Co, D L Thoniaa aecy, 
 
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 New York Min Co, S F Ex hldq, nn 8 
 New York Min Co, 20:{ Bush 
 NYfc S F Collar Co, J E Richards 
 
 maiiauei" anil a<^t, (5 Battery 
 
 NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS^' 
 
 AGENCY, H Balzer & Co agents, 
 '20i> Sansom 
 New Zealand Insurance Co, :?07 Cal 
 New Zealand f>oan and Mercantile Ag- 
 ency, .W California 
 Noylan .las, luinhcr, 1 8 and 20 Spear 
 Niagara Instinmce Co, UKi Sansom 
 Nia<,'ara Silver Min Co, .'V_'4 Pine 
 Nich'-;ll Chiis F, physician, 7015 Post 
 Niehv.l riold and Silver Min Co.'V.iO Pine 
 Xiehol Wm, collector, (50") Sacrameuto 
 Nic'holas & Atwood, hay and grain, 
 Perry het Third and Fourth 
 
 NICHOLAS GEORGE, harin-i shop, 
 
 lodsiines anil saloon, 'M to H7 Sacra- 
 mento art barh'.'r shop and lod;^iugs, 
 NK cor Sevi'iitli and Folsom 
 Nicholas Mrs Mary, groceries, ,'}0S Te- 
 
 NICHOLS A C & CO, agout-i Weut- 
 worth's iMiots and shoes, and leather, 
 hides and tallow, 402 Battery 
 Nichols F C, iiiiuors, 'M Stocktou 
 Nichols H 1^, physician, :.'.S0 Kearny 
 Nichols L H, atty at law, :W1 Mont-y 
 Nichols W M, liquors, N\V ofir Powell 
 
 and Francisco 
 Nicholson ■!. MacUsmith and wagon- 
 
 niakor, 18.'!') Mission 
 Nicholsun .1 .1, hlacksmith, lOt 14th 
 
 NICHOLSON WAS, t^tty at law, 
 
 iS'M Mont;;onicvy 
 NICKEL JT L, conimission lu'^rcliant, 
 
 l-j;{ California 
 Nickelshurg S, ^'cu mdse, 71'2 Sansom 
 jNickersou & Co, liunl)or,'JOJ Sacramento 
 Nicol W. real estate, liO") Sajramento j 
 Nicolai \V, tailor, I'-'P; Polk ] 
 
 Nicolayseu Frank, h)aril and lodj^ings, 
 
 V2i and l'J'.» -lack inn 
 Nicolajsen .1, li![uors, NK cor Ix-ides- 
 
 dorrt' aad Halleck 
 Nicols Mrs Soplirouia, homd'opathio 
 
 physician, IPJG Market 
 Nicols Kichd, cii,':'.rs and tobacco, (ioO 
 
 Fourth 
 
 NICOIiL THE TAILOR. 7-.>7 Mar- 
 
 ket, IS Kearny and 505 Montgomery, 
 
 (see ad vt back cover) 
 Nicott, Eilward & Co, soap mauufrs, 
 
 NW cor Seventh and Mission 
 Niefer F, liquors, '-'S Third 
 Nielsen Chris, restaurant, G3'2 Vallejo 
 
 Nielsen Wilhelm, coffje saloon^ --'27: 
 
 Moiiti,'omery ave 
 NIEMAN IGNATZ, iunk, (5-27 Pacific- 
 Niemaiin H, pattern shirts, 1'20 Suttus • J 
 Niemann .Ino, groceries, 4 IS ,h>m»: U 
 
 Niese Fred, bakery and groceries,. 'J Hi > ' 
 
 Harrison " [ ^ 
 
 Niessen .Ino, restaurant, i:i24 Stockton l( 
 Ni<j.;htiii'4ale F, groceries. ■2400 Post 1 ' 
 
 Nii'htiii^alu .iuo, physician, '.)0G Market 1 * 
 Ni-ro : V, U.iuors, Hi I -2 Polk ^ j 
 
 Nile M 1), mirror-and picture frames SE. ! 1 
 
 or Mont,')inery avc aud Chestuufc. '. 
 N des A C, atty at law, (!40 Clay |. 
 
 Nii|u;;t Chas, liiiuors, 8 Sixth ' A 
 
 Xischwit/ A, wiiies aiul liquoitf. It and L 
 
 1 (5 ( J'eary j ! 
 
 Nissen Christian, liquors, '23 Mont ave '; 
 Nitze W, li(|Uors, '21 I Steveus-ni j ■ 
 
 Noh Hill (lold & Silver Minins; Co.. d.m- | • 
 
 Piae, room 'M ' |i 
 
 Noble Mro.«, painters, G42 Cl.'iy ', 
 
 Noble H H & Co, stockbrokers. KIj Cal. ,| 
 Nobmann (.', groceries, 2081 Filluuire 
 
 NOETHIG WM. propr Humboldt 
 
 I'rewery, ]84:V Mission 
 Noisat Bros, wholesale limiors, I. 'W4 I hip ' 
 NOLAN BROS, -^oots. and shoes, 7.S8 
 
 and 740 Market j 
 
 Nolan & Crogan, painters, 404 Mont'<.'y" j 
 Nolan F \) & Ct., boot and shoe mauufrs, I 
 
 71 Stevenson | 
 
 Nolan Jas, saloon, SE ;;or Bush and Keai' ' 
 Nolan John, '.ivery stable, IMl I Cal 
 Nol;iM M l>, bodts ai'd '^lioL-H ! I Thjrd 
 Nolan M J, atty, 51';) Montgoni'-ry 
 NOLAN P F & CO, wholesale boots- 
 
 aud shoes, 414 Market 
 Nolt<> August F, grocer, SE cor Hyde- 
 
 and Filbert 
 Nolte C IJ, -rocery, I^OOt Missioi) 
 Nolte Hv'rinau, tailor, 4t»i Dujjitut 
 Noltt Win F. taxidermist, 27 Turk 
 Noltlieiiius vS: Schmid, Ini'tchcrs, Ml! cor 
 
 i o\i\bard .'Hid Stocktou 
 Noon A, physician. 102 Kearny 
 NOON JAS T, atty at law. Olil Sac 
 Noonan .Jeremiah, l>akery. 40 Siivcith 
 Noonan 1' .1, liquors 2(i;i)> I'ost 
 Noonday M Co, 810 Pine, room 2."» 
 Noorden Th, liquors, I1'20 l^arkin 
 
 NORAGER, HJUL & CO, coiiec sa- 
 
 lo.m, -22 Fifth 
 Norcross & Co, maunfr rogalias, army 
 
 ami navy dt'corations, GPost 
 Norcross \V F, editor and propr " New 
 
 Age," 4*20 Kearny 
 Nordbruch Henry L, groceries,. (>42 .Tack 
 N-<riiwell \V, draper and tailor, 218 
 
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 Norgrode .John, trunks, etc, 12<n try 
 Norii'ga P, hatt' , 52S Montgomery 
 Norman & Kokl. ^painters, 1(353 Mkt 
 
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 Norman Y G, hardware, SiO Valencia 
 Noiman M Co, 302 Montgomery 
 Morris Charles, oysters and clams, do 
 
 Washington Market 
 Norris E J & Co, cigars and tobacco, 946 
 
 and 948 Market 
 Norris Wni, sec Spring Valley Water 
 
 Works, 516 California 
 Northam K F, capitalist, 120 Sutter 
 North Anurican Con Co, V.&l Montgy 
 North American Ice Co, IJHU Montuy 
 North Beach & Mission Street R K, cor 
 
 Fourth ami Lcuisa 
 North Belle Isle VI Co, Stock Exchange 
 
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 North Belmont M Co, 8 S F Kxchango 
 
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 M CO, H Fith< r stc, liiO Sansi n» 
 North BonaiiZii M Co, bO!) AJontuomery 
 
 N E T H BKITISH & MEKCAN- 
 TILE FIRE INS CO OF LONDON 
 
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 North Bulwer G & S M Co. 'JOli Bush 
 North C. life rui:t V, & S M Co, .'ii;8 Mont 
 North China Ins Co, LOti Sr.nsoni 
 North Conistoek S M Co, '.O.S Bush 
 Nrrth (on Virginia M Co, at);t M(nt 
 Nortli Dayi.Mi (i V S M Co, :<2S Mont 
 Noit!.(.rn It.'.ilroad, olfuvj NKc*-r i'onrth 
 
 and Tov nsend 
 
 NORTH IGEEMAN FIRE INS CO 
 
 OF HAMBURG, Hy Balzer & C 
 
 gen aiients, -(M) Simsoni 
 North ('oimiiii Hotel, Wieac & Wagner, 
 
 jjroprs, 2li SH(r:inienlo 
 Nortli (lernian Lloyd Sti.'anit.hip Co, C 
 
 DuisenlxTg agent, ;{14 Sacramento 
 North Keystone M Co, 6 S V I'.xehange 
 
 NORTH?' LEWIS & DEAL, attys »t 
 
 law, '2','X) .Moi:' ;oun.'ry 
 Nortii Mammoth M Co, .'lOi' Montgomery 
 Ninth Noonday M Co, SIO l'i;i.>, rm '.;") 
 
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 PtOADt iliiees .S'.;s Montgomery, nus 
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 North Point U S Bomled Warehouse, 
 
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 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO HOME- 
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 A 1) Smith KL'ey. .SIO Calitoniia 
 Nojth Soorjiion Mining Co, 211 Saiisoni 
 North Standard G & S Mining Co, '.<m 
 
 Mofitgomerv. rooni 44 
 
 NORTH STAR FLOUR MILLS, M 
 
 C iJlis, 2V0Clay 
 Nort4i Star (Joid Mining Co, 401 Cal 
 North Utah Minim; Co, iOIi BuHh, rm S 
 North's Ways Dry iJock, foot Louisiana 
 
 And I'otrero Point 
 Northmore S, butcher, 1520 Fol.som 
 
 Norton G F, whitener, 80.3 Howard 
 Norton Henry M, livery boarding stable, 
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 NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL 
 
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 D Smith agt, iilO California 
 Northern Assurance Corporation, 317 
 
 California 
 Northern Bell Mill and Mining Co, 309 
 
 Montgomery, room 29 
 Nortliern King M & M Co, 318 Bine 
 Northern Light G & S Mining Co, 310 
 
 Pine 
 Norton .Toseph. licjuors, 1923 Folk 
 Norton & Madison, co( oerage, 1 12 Sac 
 Norton P, liijuors and grocorien, 241 
 
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 N< rton & Walker, carpenters, 516 Kear 
 
 NORWICH UNION FIRE INS CO, 
 
 Falkner Bell & Co, 4:^0 California 
 Nougaret Chas, chair factory, 133 and 
 
 l.'iS Beaie 
 Nougues Jos M, atty at Ian', 41 1^ Cal 
 NouiscG A, atty at law, 420 C'rdiforni.i 
 Novella & Pitto, liv-ry stable, 427 .lac). 
 Noyea R B, >niiiu >iecy, 210 .Nlontgy 
 Nuhert &, 'l\i <. V i> -if and delieaeies, 
 
 stads25aj •. . , i;.)rnia Market 
 Nucleus Hotel, 1 Stern &■ Son propr, cor 
 
 Third and Alarket 
 Nuinenherg Chas, groceries, NW cor 
 
 Broadway & Polk 
 Numa Mining Co, :'>28 Montgomery 
 Nunan Mathew, Hilierniau Brewery, 
 
 I2-.7 Howard 
 Nunes l.ni/. A, clothing, 115 Jackson 
 NiinnG it H, coal, wood, hayandgrain, 
 
 USi5 Union 
 Nniiirt L, li(juors, 318 Bryant 
 NuMsa William, boots and shoes, II II 
 
 NUTTING CALVIN & SON. iron 
 
 doorM, girtlerr", fences, etc, 121 Fre- 
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 Nutting M P, poultry, 7 r ' iO Great 
 Western Market 
 
 NYE A F & CO, iinp" ^la lix- 
 
 tares, 313 and 317 I'ii 
 
 Njc A (i. pi(.tiiri'S anil ar.i'» .ucdx, 
 "1033 Market 
 
 Nye J W & Co, real estate, ?;M Kearny 
 
 Nygii W A, atty at law, J03 Montgy 
 
 Oakhin.l Con Gold Min Co, 314 Montgy 
 Oakland (.'reek I'otite Ferry, foot Mkt 
 Oakhunl Ferry Pareel Delivery Co, Mar- 
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 Oakland Freiglt Tr'ui'-;. .- Co, Oakland 
 
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 manager, 415 California 
 Oakland Quicksilver Miii Co, 30'.> Mont 
 Oakley A D, rubber stamps and light- 
 ning copying tablet, 712 Mout^^omery 
 Oakley (> H, capt steamer "Ellen ' 
 Oakley R 0, real estate agt, 42'J Mont 
 Obenauer Oeo, baths and liailx-r, 3H 2il 
 O'Beirne Arthur, meat nnirket, 'JIO 4th 
 Obradovieh S, rtNtaurant, '.01 Stockton 
 O'Brian Michael, linuors, NW c<>r Clay 
 
 and Drumm 
 O'BriiUi P, grocer, 111 Vallejo 
 O'Brien Mrs A, dressmaker, IIT-O .Mkt 
 O'Brien Daniel, pk.mlier and )^a.-^titter, '1 
 
 Sixth 
 O'Brien E A & Co, stock and money 
 
 broker?, 4'-'4 Montgomery 
 O'Brien Edw, liquors, *i7'23 Sutter 
 O'Brien Edw A, sioekhrokcr, 424 Mont 
 O'Brien Mrs Eiizalieth, bakery, I20i» 
 
 l)evis:idero 
 O'Brien (ieo, boarding house, !) Bdwy 
 O'Brien & Holton, li(iuors, NW corner 
 
 Folsom and .Steuart 
 O'Brien J, blacksmith, 218 Post 
 O'Brien .las, saloon, 1320 Market 
 O'Brien Jno, harness and saddlery, 20^1 
 
 Ki-hth 
 O'Brun J J & Co, dry goods, t»24, 920 
 
 and 1128 Market 
 ISriiu M, ;dumber, 432 deary 
 O'Biieii Michael, liquors, 1700 Mission 
 O'Hrioii Mrs L, dressmaker, 40;) < iuary 
 O'Briou Patrick, fruit .stand, 500 Mkt 
 O'i'iien P .1 & Sons, manufrs carriages 
 
 ;>nd wagons, 483 Kiuhtii 
 O'Brien K, liquors, SIO Mission 
 O'Brien T A, atty at law, 324 Pine 
 O'Brien Thos, butcher, 4t)2.\ Natoma 
 O'lhien T'li'is, grocer, li") Mission 
 O'Bi'icn '1' \', atty at law, 302 Mont 
 
 O'BRIEN & WARD (■'M.nO'P.rieu & 
 
 ,l;ime^ \V'ard), employment oilice, tilO 
 
 CIr.y 
 O'Brien William, wholesale butcher, 520 
 
 Clay 
 O'Brien Wm, liquors, 41 1 East 
 O'Brine I>, restaurant, N W cor May and 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 O'Broek J I>, veterinary surgeon, 1324 
 
 Market 
 O'Hryen & ilolten, li(|uors, NW corner 
 
 Folsom and Steuart 
 O'Calldian I) J, livery stable, 838 How 
 
 OCCIDENTAL BABBER SHOP, 
 
 Henry W Stable, 233 Bush 
 Occidental Consolidated Oravel Mining 
 Co, W T Smith secy. 402 Moiitiiy 
 
 OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. Chas 1/ Weth 
 
 erbee mangr, E M Crenford cashier, 
 Montgomery bet Bush and Sutter 
 
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 Occidentid MiningCo, 301> Montgy, rmOO 
 
 Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co, 
 
 olHce cor Fourth and Townscnd 
 Ocean Market Butcher, 417 Eeiiihlh 
 O'CONNELL D A, atty at law, 614 
 
 Merchiint 
 O'Connell J, painter, 781 Folsom 
 ()]Connei W M, liquors, 150 First 
 O'Connell & Balfrey, boots and shoes, 
 
 501)', Howard 
 O'Connor, livery stid.le, 1014 Polk 
 O'Connor Bros, produce and commission, 
 
 SE cor Clay and Orumm 
 O'Coniior C, real estate, Nevada blk, rm 6 
 O'C.'onnor I), li(iui'rs, 412 Main 
 O'Connor Frank, atty at law, 429 Mont 
 O'Connor, J B & Co, books and music, 
 
 103 Sixth 
 O'Connor J & Co, groceries, cor Geary 
 
 and Taylor 
 O'Connor.) ohn, produce and commlaBion, 
 
 cor Clay and Drumm 
 O'Connor, Moll'at & Co, importers of dry 
 
 goods. 111, 113 and 115 Post 
 O'Connor M P, plumber and gasfitter, 
 
 ii05 Larkiii 
 O'CONNOR P J, architect, 413 Bush 
 0;CONNOR R, hotel, 424 Broadway 
 O'Connor & Shcehy, undcrtaker^, 1034 
 
 Market 
 O'Connor Tlios, stockbroker, 304 Montgy 
 O'Connor Thos F, secy and librarian of 
 
 Supreme Court, 040 Clay 
 O'Day M, groceries, S\V eir Union and 
 
 Larkiu 
 Odd Fellows' (,'emetery Ass'n, Geo W 
 
 liolx'rts si.'cv, 3v:5 Mouttry 
 Odd Fellows' 'Hall l)l(|u, 3'J.;) Montg 
 
 ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY, (i A 
 
 Carins iihrarian, 3'J5 Montgomery 
 Odd Fellows' Mutual Aid Assn. Daniel 
 
 Mcljarcn secy, 3i'5 Montgomery 
 Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, M ' Heller 
 
 prest, 23S Montgomery 
 ')'l)ea John A, plundvr, 210 24th 
 O'Dea .M, liquors, SE cor Uninn and l.ar 
 Odell it Pollock, carpenters, 008 Howard 
 Oderless Excavating Apptratus Co, D E 
 
 Poot prest, T W Eaton secy, 432 Kea*- 
 Odey J, iruit and vegetaldes, 41 W Miss 
 ODoherty .lobn, saloon, lOIOi Market 
 O'Oonneli V, tannery, 007 and 00i» Bran 
 
 O'DONNELL C C. physician and sur- 
 geon, 8-5 Kearny 
 O'l)onnell .Matt, liquors, 10 Fifth 
 O'Donncll I', butcher, '.127 P.rya\'C 
 ()'Oonn"ll Patrick, liquons, co:; Ken- 
 tucky an<l Sixteenth 
 O'Doul August, liipiors. cor Fifth and L 
 O'Dwyer & Eiuhom, dry goods, 30 and 
 
 38 Third 
 Ochler Mima, liquors, 405 Drunun 
 Ochlert Henry, cigars and tobacco, 146 
 
 CO 
 
 Fourth 
 
 [31 5 J St., Sao. 
 
 H. PALMER & CO.. Native Wines. 302 Davis Street, S. F. 
 
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 OoUrich Broa, fruit and vegetables, 60 
 Centre Market 
 
 Oella K, liquors, SE cor Sutter and Cen- 
 tral avemie 
 
 Oestcr ChiiH, blncksmith, 315 Mission 
 
 OESTERREICHER LOUIS, real es- 
 
 tate and loan broker, I'M Moiitgninory 
 Oetgengordes Fred'k, rostauraiit. 31 
 
 O'Farrell 
 OlTerman C H, grocer. NWeor I'a^haml 
 Dupont j 
 
 Ogden B F, carpenter- 4;ir) Hayes j 
 
 O-illby Robert F, arti-tt, S0;{ Mont.tty j 
 04lvil liob, butelier, (.or Kllis and \Vob 
 O'Uormaii 1', liiiuors, 110 i'Vilnoni 
 O'Haidan James, elotlii'iy, 7!!> Muiit^^y 
 O'Haiilon ,las & (.'o, l)ootsandshoe!<, 7\\) 
 Montgomery and 10 Montgomery av'e 
 O'Hara Mrs A, stamping and embroi- 
 dery, l-lOlii I'owell 
 OHLANDT N & CO, bone works, sec- 
 ond lori!^ bridge, L'otrero 
 ')hlsen (,'liris, liijuors, 1005 Kearny 
 'hm K F, watchmaker, <)01 Merchant 
 >hm V A, boot maker, 430 Folsom 
 OHMEN W H. inanufr of vertical en- 
 gines and boilers, 51 Fremont 
 ( >hnsteiu 0, restaurant, 'Jt'J Fourth 
 Ohrt Christ, (.ig.irs and tol)acco, 515 Clay 
 O'KANE J, saddles and harness, 7(57 
 
 Market 
 O'Kane John, livery stable, 1408 Folsom 
 O'lveefc David, wood an<l e»al, S14 Fol 
 O'Kelley M. li.|uors, 1111 Howard 
 () K Foundry, -iJS Main and 12 M ;rket 
 Okurluiid Feter, manufr carriages and 
 wagotis, 3i.'5 Franeiseu j 
 
 Oldenschlagen & Wittmaach, groceries,] 
 41 Fourth I 
 
 Old Channel C ra%-e[ Mining Co, '230 
 Montgomery, W H H Hart secy j 
 
 Old Peoples' Homo, Mrs C N'ols.)n prest, 
 
 Francisco bet Powell and Stockton 
 Old Saucelito Land and Dry Dock Co, 
 
 330 Pine 
 O'Leary James, livery stable-, 1.M13 Pine 
 (Hen Kdivard, restaurant, 'Jl- Sansom 
 Olfs W, liquors, 3 Broadway 
 Oliver B P, real estate agt, 531 Cal 
 Oliver H, engraver, 535 Clay 
 Oliver Mining Co, 331 Montgomery 
 
 OLIVER WM LETTS, mining secy, 
 
 3lJS Montgomery, room 13 
 Omnibus Railroad, (street), oHice 7-5 
 
 Howard 
 Olney Warren, atty, 310 Pino, rm .37 
 Olsen HansC, grocer, NE cor Eighteenth 
 
 and Dolores 
 Olsen & Wall, liquors, cor Kearny and 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 Olson J, liquors, 1110 Battery 
 "Olympian" (The), H R Murray pub, 
 
 419 fSacramento 
 
 OLYMPIC CLUB, W F Lawton man- 
 ager, III) Post 
 OMalley P, fruit, 21 4G Mission 
 Onderdonk A, civil engineer and con- 
 tractor, ',10'J Montgomery, room 18 
 O'Neil A A, physician, (552 Washington 
 O'Neil Bros, gr.iin and produce, 217 
 
 Davis 
 OWeil Charles, tr.ilor, <;-i3 Merchant 
 O'Ncfil \) & Co, livery .uid sale stabl ■ 
 
 83(5 Howard 
 O'Neil John, liquors, <;or M and Fifth avo 
 O'Neil ,Iolm M, phunb r and gasfitter, 
 
 1730 Market 
 (),N('il Thmnas, livery stable, 1(51(5 Miss 
 O'Ntill Edward, I'aaey .^oods, 401 Geary 
 O'Neill J, optician, 41 Fifth 
 O'Neill Joseph, saloon, 124 Fourth 
 (J'Neill, Ken.ieily & Steuart, dry goods 
 
 (importers and retail), 875 Market 
 O'Neill M, saddle and harnessmaker, 
 
 728 Fourth 
 O'Neill Mrs, dressmaker, 815 Mission 
 O'Neill H, liquors, 1513 Larkin 
 O'Neill Rieliard capitalist, 30.) Montgy 
 Onen Aug, tannery, Dolores and 2'.ttli 
 
 ONESTI & CONNOR, fmit, produce 
 
 and com ml.'rchaut^, 501 and 503 !San 
 Om;to Andrew, fruit, 240^ Fifth 
 Onida Mining Co, 27 Merchants' Ex 
 Ontario .Sivcr Mining Co, J K (roodrich 
 
 secy, 30s) Montg<imery, room 4!> 
 Opitz Fred W,wagonmakcr, 1073 Market 
 Ophir Con Mill »t Mining Co, II Hewson 
 
 secy, 320 Sansom 
 Ophir S M Co, 203 Bush 
 Oppenheim John, stockbroker, 307 Mnat 
 ()p]>enlH'im S B, merchant tailor, 413 
 
 Kearny 
 Oppenhenn & Stiobcr. barbers, 12 Sixth 
 0[)1 aihuinier B, eio very, etc, 037 :Mkt 
 OPPENHEIMER & BRO. imp .rt rs 
 
 cigars and tobacco, Nl'^ cor Front and 
 
 California 
 
 Oppenheimer Elias, butcher, 430 (irove 
 
 OPPENHEIMER & BRO, liijars, 200 
 
 OPPENHEIMER IVAN, hides, leath- 
 
 er, tanners, 45 Clay 
 Oppenheimer & Salinger, money brokers, 
 
 422 Montgomery 
 Orainas Theo, cigars and tobacco, NE 
 
 cor Front and Market and 1000 Mkt 
 O'Regan I>aniel, bootmaker, 715 Davis 
 Orcier Alexander, laundry, 42G Bdwy 
 Ord J L, physician, 60(5 Montgomery 
 Ordensteiii & Co, cigar mauufrs, .306 
 
 and 308 Battery 
 Oregon City Woolen Mills, 24 and 2G 
 
 Sansom • 
 
 Oregon Con (J & S Mining Co, 328 Mont 
 Oregon State Boanl of Immigration, 
 
 John E Shepard agt, 504 Battery 
 
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BUSINESS PENMANSHIP '''T^;:f!'?.Ar.f/?;.y r*VpZr'?it!*£ff: 
 
 barbers, 12 Sixth 
 ;ery. etc, M.M Mkt 
 ; BRO, iniporl.M 
 
 NJ'l cor Front ami 
 
 |)iitclier, VM r.rove 
 
 BRO, li^t'irs, •:oo 
 
 fer, money brokora, 
 
 anil tobacco, N'K 
 Iket ami HW() MWt 
 Imaker, 715 Davis 
 indry, 420 Bdwy 
 loo Montgomery 
 ligar mauufrs, 306 
 
 li Milla, 24 and 26 
 
 lining Co, 328 Mont 
 E of Immijjration, 
 \t, 504 Battery 
 
 San Francisco. 
 
 ALPHABETICALLY. 
 
 1227 
 
 Oregon Steamship Co, K Van Otendorp 
 
 agt, 210 Battery 
 Oregon Stoamsliip Landing, foot Folsom 
 Orcifon Stock & Butchering Co, Caleb H 
 
 Johnson manager, wholesale bntchers, 
 
 ,S31 Montgomery 
 O'Keilly J, grocer, 337 Fonrth 
 O'Reilly John P & Co, saloon, cor 
 
 Spring and Summer 
 Ortila P V, hiiirdre.ssnr, 238 Kearny 
 Orient Mining Co, 327 Pine 
 Oriental Con <} & S Mining Co, 411 Cul 
 Oricntfd Dock, Pool & Harris proprs, 
 
 cor First and Brannau 
 
 ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY, gro 
 
 cers and tea niorehants, Bay City Mar- 
 ket and (J rand Arcade Market 
 Oriu'inal Amador Mining Co, 320 Sari 
 Original Empire Mill and Mining Co, 
 
 401 California 
 Original (lold Hill & S Miu Co, 30i) 
 
 California 
 Original Hidden Treasure Min Co, 401 
 
 California 
 Original Keystone Silver Min Co, 320 
 
 l^ine 
 O'Biley Pat, wood and coal, i)15 Post 
 Orjubin F M, cleaning and dyeing, 003 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 Orleans Con Min Co, Jacob Stadtfohl ,h 
 
 secy, 410 California 
 Orleans Miu Co, 31 T) California 
 Ormsliy Eaton, photograplier, 014 Mkt 
 Oro Blanco Min Co, 328 Montgomery 
 Ore) Min Co, 320 Sansom 
 Oro Mining &. Milling Co, 217 Sansom 
 O'lJonrke B, shoemaker, ()0(5 Mission 
 O'Bonrke Bedelia, groceries, 401 Union 
 O'Hourke J, horseshoor, 21") Ellis 
 O'Koiirke P, groceries, eor Twenty fifth 
 
 and Hampshire 
 OrovilleC ravel Min ("o, 318 Pine 
 Orplian Asylum (C.;tholic), N bet Eight- 
 eenth and Twentieth aves 
 Orphan Asylnm (Hebrew), Devisadero 
 
 bet Hayes and (!rovc 
 Orphan Asylum (Protestant), Haight bet 
 Buchanan and Laguna 
 
 ORR & ATKINS, gents' furnishing 
 
 goods, 123 and 12,') ^lontgomery 
 Orr J H, liquors, 110 Third 
 Orr Samuel L, physician, 18 and 20 St 
 
 Ann 8 buldg 
 ORRICK S, agt for Avorill Mixed 
 
 Paint and Pennsylvania Oil Keliiiery, 
 
 417 Market 
 Orsi P, fruit, S\V cor Vallejo andHydo 
 Ortet J F, sawtiler, 524 Commercial 
 Ortiou Augusto, diamond setter, 110 
 
 Sutter 
 Osborn & Alexander, hardwaio, tools, 
 
 mechanics' and builders' materials, 
 
 628 Market 
 
 OSBORN E E, mechanical engineer, 320 
 
 California 
 Osborn (i W, real estate, 309 Montgy 
 
 OSBORN R F & CO, imprs liardware, 
 wagon material, upholstery goods, car- 
 riage and pressed ornamental wood, 
 751 Market 
 
 OSBORNE D M & CO, M Aycrs miui- 
 ager,m;iuufrs of harvesting machiuerv. 
 'i54 Market ^ 
 
 Osbourne S, stenographer, 05 Nevada 
 block 
 
 OSCHER H 0. groceries, SW cor 
 
 Pierce and O'Farrell 
 Osgood & Co, com merchants, 214 Cal 
 Osgoo.l Arch, carriagi; painter, 431 4th 
 O'Shea C, li'piors, 240 Minna 
 Osi (iiacomo, house and sign painter, 
 
 420 .Jackson 
 Osnu'r & Co, liipiora, cigars and t, bacco, 
 
 J«iW cor First and Branuan and NI'] 
 
 cor Folsom and Steuart 
 Ososke Isaac, butcher, '.VM Fifth 
 Ososke Morris, tailor, 372 ClenKintina 
 O.-rterloh H, salt and com, 37 Coml 
 (JstlioiF J, grocer, cor Twenty -third and 
 
 Alabama 
 OstromMiss Julia, artist, 435 Turk 
 O'.SulUvan D, liipiors and juidc, 20 Cond 
 
 O'SULLIVAN J M, Hepiors, 30 Mont 
 O'Sullivan M J, liquors, 900 Larkin 
 O'Snllivan Patrick, >)arber. 10(ii» How 
 O'Sullivan P D, liquors, J741 Mission 
 Oswald Wm, butcher, 1012 Pacific 
 Otis Si Co, stockbrokers, 30(5 Montgy 
 Otis Frank, atty at law, 520 Montgy 
 Otis Ceo E, atty at law, 420 California 
 Otker Fritz, liipiors. 225 Steuart 
 O'Toob; M C, physician, oculist iind 
 
 iuiri^-t. (i Eddy 
 OttA. /ti tier, butchers, NE cor Pierce 
 
 and Eddy 
 Otten C, grocer, SW eor Post and Oct'a 
 Often iV Cordcs, groceries, NW corner 
 
 Strcktoii and Vallejo 
 Ottt.'uheimer Isaac, butcher, 21) and 30 
 
 (irand Western Slarket 
 Otterstedt F, li({Uor8, N\V c«r Seventh 
 
 and Howard 
 Ottignon Lucy, bakery, 1920 Ellis 
 Otto Chas, locksmith, 020 Fourth 
 OuL'hin .1 C, min soey, 419 California 
 Oulife Mine Blanche, milliner, 1 Dupont 
 Oultoii Millediie, groceries, 750 Branuan 
 OUTCALT PETER.seey Western Fire 
 
 & Marine Insurance Co of Cal,409 Cal 
 Ovcna Orestes, general attorneys' clerk, 
 
 ,523 Montgomery 
 Overend J A T, steam power works, 
 
 tlOOA Commercial 
 
 OVERLAND FREIGHT TRANS- 
 FER CO, H W Mitchell manager, C 
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 OVEXAND TICKET OFFICE, T H 
 
 Dearborn gen iigt 3 New Montgy 
 Overacre Fctcr I, mdae broker and man- 
 
 ufacturrm' agt, glassworks, lamps and 
 
 corks, l'2',i California 
 Overman No 2 Silver Mining Co, (Gold 
 
 Hdl, Nevada), ',i'2S Montgomery 
 Overm.in Silver Mining Co (Nevada), 
 
 Geo D Edwards secy, 414 California 
 Overman \Vm, produce, 1004 Pao avo 
 Overstreet W F, cigars and tobacco, "222 
 
 McAllister 
 Owens & Co, butchers, 5i> and (iO Wash- 
 ington Market 
 Owens B W, com wool mercliant, 40") 
 
 Front 
 Owens James, groceries, SK cor Fulton 
 
 and Bnclianan 
 OWENS JOHN B, pottery, stone and 
 
 e;irtht'nw;in', •_*2 (.'aiifornia 
 Owens Thos, liquors, 4(Xi Montgomery 
 Oyen S C, tailor, 548 Fourth 
 Oyo\if Mme, dress maker, OI.'J Tost 
 
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 FACE C, chronometer and watchmak- 
 er, 418 li.-.ttery 
 
 Pace Job & Co, poultry, 1 1 Cl.iy St Mkt 
 
 Pacific Anatomical Museum, Uanlie I'l 
 nr Kearny 
 
 "PACIFIC APPEAL." (weekly), Wm 
 H Carter propr, 022 ('lay 
 
 Pacific Asphaltum ( 'o, Neuvnl »t Somer- 
 vell proprs, 422 Montgonu-ry 
 
 Pacific Bank, <i Murphy cashier, N\V 
 cor Pino and Sansom 
 
 Pacific Barrel & Keg Factory, Hint, 
 Peabody & Co jjropr.'*, 40S California 
 
 Pacific Bonded Warehouse, NIO corner 
 Brt>Hdw«y and Battery 
 
 Pacific Bone, (.'oal & Fertilizing Co, 52.S 
 Mi:rket 
 
 Pacific Brewery, 271 Tehama 
 
 PACIFIC BRIDGE CO. c H Gorrill 
 
 pres and sec, 4 California 
 Pacific Building & Loan Association, L 
 \j Dennerv sec, 72i( Montgomery 
 
 PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, .-{'.o 
 
 Post opp Union Sijuaiv 
 
 The design of this institution is to im- 
 part sucii an education as will l»est 
 prepare students for tlie practicid af- 
 fairs of life. It proviiles thorougli, 
 Bystematic and practical courses of in- 
 struction, and employs a full corps of 
 competent and faithful teachers. Every 
 available modern improvement lias 
 been introduced, and wliatever a lib- 
 eral expenditure of money and well 
 
 directed energy could do, has been 
 done to make the school wh!>t it should 
 be, and to maintain for it i reputation 
 worthy of its rank. 
 
 The Business Course, both theoreticiil 
 and practical, is as near perfection us 
 it is possible to make it. The system 
 of A i'Uuil Jiii.tin€i^s Tr(iinin<j employed 
 is unsurpassed, students receiving tiiu 
 same practice in conducting business 
 afFai s as though they were in a bona. 
 Jide bank, office or counting house. 
 Practical penmanship is made the sub- 
 ject of daily drill. 
 
 The Academic Course affords an excel- 
 lent opportunity for persons of any 
 age to obtain tlmrough instruction in 
 Spelling, Reading, Arithmetic, (}ram- 
 mar. Letter- Writing, etc., the Higlier 
 Matlicniatical branches and the Mod- 
 ern Languages. 
 
 The Telegraphic Course is well calcu- 
 lated to made proficient oierators. It 
 inciudcs ciireful instruction in nouml 
 and yapir operating, setting up of in- 
 struments, management of batteries, 
 use of switcnes and ground wires, ete. 
 
 Ok.skkai, Infou.mation. — Day and even- 
 ing ses.sioiis during the entire year. 
 Students can entt;r at any time. La- 
 dies are admitted to all the doi)iirt- 
 ment.s vl the school. Inilividual in- 
 struction is given. Life Schol.ir.-iiiijiij 
 for the complete Business Course are 
 i.ssued at $70. 
 
 " I'acifie ('liurchmaii,' (ai nii-monthly), 
 Itev 1)(J Kelly editor, liO.') .Montjy 
 
 "PACIFIC COAST DIRECTOilY 
 AND GAZETTEER." L M McKen- 
 
 nty pi'''!:sher, >)['.> Ci.iy 
 Pacific Cloak and Suit Manuf Co, 212 
 
 Sutter 
 PACIFIC CLUP, 204 Mont.^omery 
 PACIFIC COAST HOTEf. REGIS- 
 TER CO. 5j:{ Clay 
 
 PACIFIC COAST LAW PRINTING 
 & PUBLISHING CO, w T Baggeit 
 
 & ('opropr,-<, 511 Montgomery 
 
 "PACIFIC COAST LAW JOUR 
 
 NAL." W T Baggett editor, 511 
 
 Montgomery 
 Piicific Coast Packing Co, canning tiah, 
 
 Julius Kramer propi, tS05 Sansom 
 Pacific Coast Oil Co, 402 Montgome-y 
 Pacific Coast S S Co, (ioodall, Perkins 
 
 & Co agents, 10 ^Llrket 
 I'iicific Coast S S Co's Ticket Olfice, I) 
 
 B .iackson gen pres an»l ticket agent, 
 
 214 Montgcnnery 
 Pacific Collection Bureau, L Jacobi man- 
 ager, 42G California 
 Pacific Cordage Co, W C Gibbs sec, 318 
 
 California 
 
 H. WACHHORST. Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, Sac. 
 
jUSINESS PENMANSHIP '''^^^y^«lr,'g.^;{!t^f^r;^r^S, !*L'*&;_ 
 
 AW PRINTING 
 
 CO, W T B.iMgLtt 
 SlontL'onicry 
 
 K LAW JOUR 
 
 ivgt^ett tditor, i)ll 
 
 lug Co, canning tiah, 
 Ijii , iSOa Siinsiim 
 140-2 Mmit^oinory 
 1), (;o(kIii11, I'erkius 
 lurktt 
 j'a Ticket Omw, D 
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 1229 
 
 PACIFIC DENTAL INSTITUTE, 
 
 G Haas D D «, M D, S\V cor Sixth, 
 and Natoma i 
 
 PACIFIC DETECTIVE BUREAU,' 
 
 K B Hall & Co, ii:V2 Markt-t, (see ad- 
 vertisement under Busiiit'ss heading) | 
 Pacific Diapeuaary Hospital, cor Alissionj 
 and Twenty-second | 
 
 PACIFIC FRUIT MARKET, 534 and, 
 
 53() Clay " | 
 
 Pacific H all, ns Bush Ixjt Kearny and I)up 
 Pacific Homeopathic Dispensary Associa- 
 tion, 843 Howard 
 Pacific Glove Works, 511 Market 
 Pacific lee Works, l.loyd Tevis prest, 
 
 3*20 Sansom ( 
 
 I'acific Coast Immigr.mt Aasn, Arnold 
 
 Bros manag(.rs, 'JO? Kearny I 
 
 Pacific Ink Factory, L Schwabacher' 
 
 propr, 017 to (i^l lirannan I 
 
 PACIFIC JEWELRY CO, manufrs' 
 
 and import<M-8 of jewelry, Battery I 
 Pacific Jute Manufg Co, 11') Battery | 
 Pacific Land and Investment Co, B B 
 
 Minor secj', ''OO Montirom'jry I 
 
 PACIFIC LAND AND TRUST CO.' 
 
 real estate iigts, auctioneer-s and mort- | 
 gage brokers, W J Andrews secy, 513 
 California 
 
 "PACIFIC LAND JOURNAL,*' Wm 
 
 Andrews pub, r)l3 California 
 "PACIFIC; LIFE," (sporting weekly),! 
 J'acific Life Printing Co, Henry G 
 Shaw projjr and pub, 538 Cal 
 
 PACIFIC MACHINERY DEPOT, H 
 
 P (Jregory & Co, '2 and 4 California 
 Pacific Mail S S Co, Williams, Diinond 
 
 k Co agts, otfice'-'O-i Market St, wharf i 
 
 cor First and Brannan 
 " Pacific Medical and Surgical Monthly, " 
 
 Henry (Ubbons M T) and Henry (iib- 
 
 bons Jr pubs, '2G Montgomery 
 
 "PACIFIC METHODIST," W.B Par- 
 
 sons propr, 3'20 Sansom 
 
 PACIFIC MILLINERY EMPORI- 
 UM, Held & Co proprs, 5-26 Market, 
 up stairs 
 
 PACinC MOTOR CO, M F Wood 
 manager, foundry T) anil 7 Beale 
 
 Pacific Mutual Life Ins Co of Cal, (!eo 
 A Moore prest, VV O Gould manager, 
 512 California 
 
 I'acific Power Co, G F Bowman secy, 
 314 California 
 
 PACIFIC POTTERY. N Clark propr, 
 1047 and 104J» Market 
 
 PACIFIC PRESS of Oakland, Print- 
 ing and Publishing House, James W 
 Gardner manager, office 1'26 Kearny 
 
 FACIHC ROLUNG MILL CO, Wm 
 
 Alvord prest, L B Benchley manager, 
 SIC Swezey secy, 200 Market, post- 
 office box 203*2 
 
 Pacific Rubber Paint Co, Wbittier, Ful- 
 
 ler k Co proprs, '228 and 2;«) Beale 
 ••PACIFIC RURAL PRESS," Dewey 
 
 & Co pubs, '202 Sansom 
 racific Sausage Factory, T Butchonback. 
 5l:() Fourth 
 
 PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTUR- 
 ING CO, C P Shelficld, N W Spauld- 
 ing k Jas Patterson, 17 and 19 Fre- 
 mont 
 
 "Pacific School and Home Journal." 
 838 Market 
 
 Pacific Soda Co, soda and salaratua and 
 sidsoda, Bryant nr Fifth 
 
 I'acific Spring Mattress Manufg Co, 79 
 New Montgomery 
 
 Pacific Steam Navigation Co, William. 
 Diniond k Co agts, 20-2 Market 
 
 Pacific Stock Kxchansre, 31(5 Montcy 
 
 PACIFIC STRAW WORKS, Geo A 
 
 Dean propr, 10 tourth 
 Pacific Tea Co, 9!)5 Market 
 Pacific Transfer Company, 110 .Sutter 
 I'acific Type Foundry, Mardcr, Luse & 
 
 Co, 5'28 Sacramento 
 
 PACmC VINEGAR WORKS, John 
 
 L Kosher manager, works 415 to 419 
 
 Fulton, office 323 Front 
 " Pacific Workman," 7244 Mkt, rm 10 
 Packard A, attorney, 103 Montgomerj 
 
 avenue 
 Paga Frank B, capitalist, 306 Montgy 
 Page Chas, atty at law, 224 Sansom 
 I'age (Justav L, secy Potrero Yeast and 
 
 Distilling Co, cor Nevada and Minn 
 Page& Hilziuger, electric pen writing, 
 
 507 California 
 Page & Holland, painters, 509 Bush 
 Page J D Jr, atty at law, 224 Sansom 
 I'age L K, watchmaker, 310 Montj.'y 
 PAGE. MOORE & CO, grain, flour. 
 
 wdol, commission, 211 and 213 Clay 
 Page T W, mining and engineering ac- 
 countant, 507 California 
 Page Wm M, physician, 628 Sutter 
 Pages Jules F, engraver (seal), 648 ,Sac 
 Paget Mrs F, teacher of music, 828 
 
 Geary 
 Pahl Richard, Iwots and shoes, 77 4th 
 Pahl Richard H, grocer, NE cor Dupont 
 
 and Pine 
 I'aiga S B, safes, vaults and locks, 28 
 
 New Montgomery 
 Paillard M J & Co, musical instnimenta, 
 
 117 Post 
 Painter & Co, type foundry, 510 Clay 
 " linter Eml 
 
 and Clay 
 
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 Painter Kmlen, druggist, SE cor Kearny 
 
 PALACE HOTEL. A D Sharon le8ae^ 
 
 (Joo H Smith chief clerk 
 Palacios E, consul of Chili, 405 Front 
 Paladini A, fish, 33 and 35 S F Market 
 Palliee A, produce dealer, 318 Davis 
 
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 PALMER C N, impr and mainifr of 
 mena' iiiid hoys' clothing, 7'2() Market 
 
 PALMER E C, New (Jity Hiill Livery 
 Stabif, UU Tyler 
 
 Palmer tr H, physician, 424 I'ost 
 
 PALMER H & CO, California wines, 
 
 :{0'-' l^avis i 
 
 rainier lee &. Refrigerator Co, J S C()X| 
 
 prcs, •J'24 Krenjoiit I 
 
 I'alnier .1 !>, furiiitking goods, 104 Sixth] 
 J'alnier T F, millinery and fancy goods,! 
 
 7:50 iM ark et j 
 
 I'altenghi A, marble yard, SE cor Kllis^ 
 
 and Devisadero | 
 
 Palusi S, fruit and produce, Fillmore Itet 
 
 Eddy and Turk 
 Panama Transit Steamsiiip Co, Williams, ' 
 
 Dimoi.d & Cu agts, '202 Market 
 I'ander E, stoves and tinware, 'A'2 deary 
 Pandler .loaeph, plumber, 77^^ Mission | 
 Pape & I tissland, groceries, 101 Stockton 
 Piipiiia (J, fruits and vegotahlea, 801 
 
 Lark ill 
 I'aiiuet I>, hariiessinakcr, 434 Broadway 
 Paquette A F, wholesale liijuors, HIO, 
 
 I'ine I 
 
 Paradise Red I>e<;r .Mining Co, 31S Pino 
 Paradise Valley Mining Co, li'JS Mt)utgy 
 Pardee E H, physician, G'JI Clay i 
 
 Pardee J, oeculist, (j'Jl Clay I 
 
 I'ardini & Silvestri, wholesale fish deal-| 
 
 crs, 500 to 510 Men'hant i 
 
 Pardini E, boots and shoes, (il4 Wash I 
 Pindini M E, boot.s and shoes, 7-'4 Wash 
 Pardou Alfred A, atty at law, 5()i> Kear 
 Pardy Ceo, patent agent, 402 Montgy 1 
 Pr,nly John, 8urveyi>r, 402 Montgomeryl 
 Pare Aime. carpenter, 'Xi5 Montgomery' 
 I'arent C L, contractor and buihlcr, 2H2 
 
 Fremont i 
 
 Paris Underwriting Assn (Marine), Hut- 
 chinson & Mann gen agts, 822 and •S24 
 
 California 
 Paris Victor, plmnl>«r and metal roofer, 
 
 1408 l)ui>ont I 
 
 Park. E W, hotel, NE cor Twenty-fourth' 
 
 and Mission 
 
 PARKE & LACY, niining machinery,! 
 
 21 and 23 Fremont i 
 
 Parker C H, atty at law, 628 Montgy | 
 i'arker E II. carpenter, 534 Sacramento 
 Parker E L, mining secy, 01 Nevada 
 
 block 
 Parker J M, Japanese bazaar, CO!) Sac 
 
 PARKER J M> livery stable, 60 New 
 Montgomery 
 
 Parker L A, fruit and Tcgctables, 200 
 ■Sixteenth 
 
 Parker M W, fancy goods and embroid- 
 ery, 126 Post 
 
 I^arker k Waterman, attys at law, 628 
 Montgomery 
 
 Parker W H, blacksmith, 1509 Polk 
 
 Parkhurst V S W, scales, 416 Market 
 J'arki)! C, fruits and nuts, 306 Ihipont 
 Parks Si, I'oole, junk, 113-i Dupimt 
 Parinciitier Madame, dressmaker, 238 
 
 Taylor 
 Parnell Jolui, re:il estate, 507 California 
 Parratt Freilk, mdse broker, 405 Front 
 Parrish I'^d, real estate, 007 Montgy 
 
 PARRISH WM W, niiiiiiig secty, 330 
 
 Pine, rm Mi 
 Parriittit Co, com merchants, 306 Cal 
 Parrott .Ino, capitalist, 414 -Montgomery 
 Parson E, physician, 103 .Montgoni.'ry 
 Particelli A, gold and silver plater, !)52 
 
 Mission 
 J'artniann (< P, groceries, N\V oor Fifth 
 
 and Fols in 
 Partiidge P (i, real estate, 328 Montgy 
 J'ascal, i)ul>cilat& Co, wholesale liijuors, 
 
 ■i:H') and 42S Jackson 
 PASQtJALE B, nianufr Hags and ban- 
 ners, regalias and r()sc'ttes,()50 Washiiiir. 
 
 ton and '.167 Howard 
 PASQUIER L & CO. French Nursery, 
 
 loTJ iJroadway 
 
 PASSENGER AGENT C P R R,(gen. 
 
 eral) T H (iooduian, cor Fourth and 
 To« nsend 
 
 PASTENE ANTONIO, com m.r 
 
 chant."', ^03 and 205 Washington 
 Patehel K, whitener, 124 Fourth 
 i'atent lirick Co, cor Montgomery ami 
 
 California 
 Paterson ,li>s, stock broker, ,">13 Cal 
 Paterson Johnston, collector, 330 Pine 
 PATON W, nianufrs agent, (steel wire 
 
 cablt^s), 430 California 
 Patrick A li & Co, tanners, SW corFol- 
 
 uom and Eighteenth 
 Patrick Jas(", pres Merchants' Exchange 
 
 Ass'n, 63 Merchants' Exchange buildg 
 PARTRIDGE HC, Intemationalllo 
 
 tel, 824 ami 826 Kearny 
 Patten C \V, gas jjOvernor, 34 Cal 
 Patterson IJroM, livery stable, 8 Capp 
 Patterson & .Meade, fruit store, 721 Polk 
 PATTERSON J, of the Pacilic Manufrg 
 
 Co, 17 antl 10 l-'remont 
 Patterson J.,nies W, advertising agent, 2 
 
 New Montgomery 
 Patterson .iohn, grocer, cor Twenty- 
 eighth and Church 
 Patterson Wm, metallic sign maker, 432 
 
 Kearny 
 Patterson Wm, supt of streets, New City 
 
 Hall 
 Patterson Wm, watchmaker and jew- 
 eler, 1125 Sutter 
 Patterson Wm H, atty at law, 609 Sac 
 Pattee Solon, accountant, 507 Montgy 
 Patton A F, stationery, cor Kearny and 
 
 Clay 
 Patton Wm, architect, 41 1 ^ Califomiii 
 
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Nnmbent, 110, 
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 (Ireasniiiker, '2:iS 
 
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 roUt-T, 40o Fi-out 
 , 007 Montgy 
 niiiii'.ig HDcty, HIIO 
 
 ivhants, SOli Cul 
 ,414 Montgomery 
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 I silver plater, •.).")•_> 
 
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 ;statP, 3'28 Montgy 
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 irs agent, (steel wire 
 
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 ;!inners, SW cor Eol- 
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 Vits' Exchange huil.lg 
 fC, International Ho- 
 Kearny 
 
 bvernor, 34 Lai 
 
 ry stable, 8 C'ai)p 
 
 fruit store, T'il i'oWi 
 
 \i the I'acilic Manufrg 
 
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 , ail vertismg agent, - 
 
 K-ocer, cor Twenty 
 iallic sign maker, 4S'2 
 It of streets, New City 
 latchmnker and jew- 
 
 latty at law, 609 Sac 
 luntant, 507 Montgy 
 nery, cor Kearny and 
 
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 I'attridge R K, lumber, pier 1 1 Stouart 
 
 Faugli \V J, physician, (Ji'l Chiy 
 
 Paul Almarin B, mining engineer and 
 
 operator, 32« Montgomery, rm '20 
 Piuil (t .1, grocery, N 10 cor (Irecn and 
 
 Montgomery 
 I'anl & Wilson, restaurant, 'I'M) Montgy 
 Fauletti Antonio, fruit, .SK cor Facilic 
 
 and Davis 
 I'anli F (.', sign painter, 43'_' Kearny 
 I'iiuli (rustav, grocer, Nl- cor Green and 
 
 Montgomery 
 I'aulicca Abcle, fruit, I'-Ml Steiuer 
 PAULIN MRS S F, costumer, SOP. 
 
 Moutgcimery 
 Paulsen H, groceries and liquors, 27 
 
 Taylor 
 Paulsen .lolin E, grocer, 2(»H Stevenson 
 Paulsen Wm, groceries, l^kil Mission 
 Paulson & Sanders, cabinetmakers, i)P.) 
 
 and o'Jl Jones 
 Paulson Mrs W, fancy goods, 501 O'Far 
 I'aupitz F NV, liquors, P2;i Jackson 
 Pausen Fr»iik, clothing, '.t4'J Mark«t 
 Pausman Jl, W(>od and coal, liay and 
 
 grain, NE cor Mason and Francisco 
 Pai'soa Henry, boots and shoes, 5'J8 IV.c 
 Pavuvginia A, hotel, 'I'l'l Ihoadway 
 Paveleiii (I, liquors, 7 Vallejo 
 I'awlieki La, physician, 700 Sutter 
 Payne J II, li(|Uor8, 7-'l Davi» 
 i'ayne W H, U S pension agt, (5*20 Wash 
 Payne Wm, bolt and nut mfr, 133 Beale 
 
 PAYOT, UPHAM&CO, wholesale sta- 
 
 tiouers, "204 Sansom 
 P(.aho<ly W F, physician, *200 Ellis 
 Peacock J F, p.itenteo icci-utric door 
 
 knob attachment, '28 New Moatgomery 
 PEAK & FISKE, California Ble;iching 
 
 Soap Co, SE cor Folsom and Sixteenth 
 
 and 1 1 5 Front 
 Pearce li D, g<dd pen maker, ♦524 Montgy 
 I'earee Wm, cigars and tobacco, (534 4th 
 FEARLMAN A M. cigars and tobacco 
 
 and imprtr eelebratal Straiton & 
 
 Storms' N Y cigar j, June Mkt and Sut 
 Pcarhnan J M, furnitui'O auction house, 
 
 1 P24 Market 
 FEARSALL WM, printer, 5 Post 
 PEARSON H H, mangr Baldwin Hotel, 
 
 cor Powell and Mark(;t 
 Pearson Mrs S A, coffee saloon and res- 
 taurant, 031 Clay 
 Pearson R W, atty at law, d"!'^ Montgy 
 Pearson W & (.'o, propr^ CofTee, Spice 
 
 and Drug Mills, 8 and 10 Stevenson 
 Pease (t M, (homeopathic) physician and 
 
 surgeon, 125 Turk 
 PeateV P, fruit, 1811 i Powell 
 Pelihlt 3 A W, artist, 328 Montgomery 
 Pebbles Frank, artist, 415 Montgomery 
 i'-3chft Co, drayman, 717 Sacramento 
 Pechiu Charles, restaurant, 417 Front 
 
 FECK £ A, mining secy. (54(5 Market 
 J'eek E If, mining secy, 04(1 Market 
 Peck John, boot and sIkjc maker, 20 
 
 Moutgomery ave 
 PECK P, Franco-American perfumery 
 
 Co, 120 Sutter 
 I'eekcrman S, clothing, 214 Sixth 
 Peckham E V, prest S F Stock and K\-- 
 
 diange J'.oard, and stockbroker, 3:;3 
 
 and 3;i7 I'iiic, 
 Peckham (jeo W, wagoimiakcr, 1232 VA 
 I'ederyon P), wood and ivory turner, 221 
 
 Mission 
 Tedh r T (.', wood and coal, SW cor Stiu- 
 
 art and Folsom 
 Pedler Thoa, agent Empire Coal and R 
 
 R Co, cor Steuart and Folsom 
 Pedroni J. Frencii bakery, 1407 Stockton 
 I'edroni M & Va\ hotel, (5'27 Broadway 
 I'edrti/zi S, restaurant, cor Pine and Kear 
 Peerless Se\s ing Machine, 1534 Market 
 I'eiixefi L, Novelty Iron works, 215 Ist 
 Peiser Harry, cigars, 17 Sixth 
 I'eiscn Eane, clothiers, '20 Third 
 Peixotti) & Silverman, dry goods, 42 and 
 
 40 Third 
 Pello A (), boots and shoes, 11H> Folsom 
 Pellegrini F, frtsco painter, 517 Cal 
 Pelliceiaja L, liipiors, 018 Front 
 Pellicciay Pieto, liijuors, 018 Front 
 Pel/. David, liquors, 1011 Market 
 
 PEMBROKE S Jt jeweler and repairer 
 of nuisic boxes, French clocks and tine 
 fans, (for tlie trade) 220O'Farrell 
 
 Peiidergast M rs Annie, fancy goods, 1'204 
 Pacific 
 
 Pender'^ast J A, com merchant, '200 Clay 
 
 PENDERGAST SMITH;& CO, proprs 
 
 .^Etna Iron works, mauufr iron east- 
 ings and machinery, 217 to 221 Fre 
 
 PENGELLAY R W, liquors, 570 Foi- 
 
 soni cor Second 
 Penney John F, boat builders, cor Kttn- 
 
 tueky and Solano 
 PennicI C, lawyer, 708 Montgomery 
 I'cnnsylvania Fire Insurance Co, Jona- 
 than Hunt, Son & Co, 313 California 
 Pennycook Jas, j)ainter, 419 Chesunut 
 Pentacost J, mining secy, 702 Market 
 Pentony John, livery stable, 033 (Ireeu 
 Peuwoll S A, secy Berkeley L & T I 
 
 Assn, (552 Market 
 Peoples Ins Cio, Hutchinson & Mann 
 
 general agts, 3*22 and 324 California 
 Pera Francisco, boot maker, 413 Broad 
 Perata John, groceries and liquors, 1501 
 
 Dujwnt 
 Perata Nicola, fruit, 837 Pacific 
 Perboner Mrs, ladies iinderwear, 1010 
 
 Stockton 
 Percy &, Hamilton, architects, 318 Pine 
 PEREY P, coppeismith, 312 Market 
 I Pericr Mrs, rcBiauraut, 507 Pine 
 
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 It 1ki8 one of the moat commodious ami cheerful of 
 8torei>, in the building erected for the aecommodation of 
 its (jrowing business, ut the centre of tlu city o/tlm wry 
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 THE SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT 
 
 of the Dpjtoa^tory is always well hfockcd with the vjry b^'Ht KUpplitM of LIltRARY AND MlJHir 
 ItOOKH, CARDS, MAI'S. UKyriSlTKS, I'ERIOUHIAI.S, ic. These emhracc not only Vio iiili 
 lino of the "Mktiiodht Hook Conckiin," "Puhmsiiino liuuxK of tuk M. 12, (.'iiiiiicil, Sdhvii,"' ami 
 "National Tkmpkrancr 1*i'bi,ication SotiRTV's" Isaui'S, but also e/toitm ivleetiont /ram aU thi very 
 best I'U'lisliers o/ the countni. 
 
 Attontion of I'asturN and s'liperintondcnta is espoclally ln\itod to the varUtjf and tioellince of 
 <yuT liirge »tock of Sunday Schovl i>uj)plie.ii. 
 
 THE BIBLE DEPARTMENT . 
 
 fnibrares /itf'-ri/ variety of Fhf and uti/le.lrora vestixwket Itiblus (the smallest mvlu in the w i>rM) 
 to the splundid I'ui-lor and Pu'pit editions— and at prices from flfty cents (and lo«) t) as many 
 dollar!. 
 
 THE SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT 
 
 offe^ra/int induceiimnti to enteryrisitij; Agentd in any andevcry section of tlis oountry msst of tht 
 fiMky ilount'iini. 
 
 TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 The I'pposltory Im '• llcudquartors ' on the Coast of the " Natiunai. Tkmpkrancu I'mtMOATio-t So- 
 ciKTV," wliii'h WIS urGraiiizcd in 18.')(5, for the siteciaJ work of croatmif and clrcul»tia|f asounii l«m 
 |HTincc liittTptMro. 
 
 It is conHtnntly issuinu tnictH, paniphlctH and bound volnmos, presenting the tumporani^e quoi- 
 tlon in all itviriud a-ijieots, S(d(.ntiflc, Keli'ious, St)cial, Ktiianelal, Lei^il, etc. 
 
 Tcmi>evnnct Worheri< aiul S icictit'g iihnitld nendfitr Catahtjiun, end ihoald «'/iii;> tltamiielDft 
 from this arsenal of xi/jiplien. 
 
 Tho I'ublicatloiiB of tlio "i'UBi.iHiiiNo HoiHKor TiiR M. B. Ciu'itcii, South," are in full llae or. 
 our .shelves. 
 
 STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Our Stationery Dopattiuent ^s well HUpplied with plain and txnoy Stationery, QM Pens, Crow' 
 Stylojfntflj Fountain I'en, etc., etc. 
 
 Our B.K)k-t are 8 dd at KAtiTKRX (JATALOGVE I'HICES, »"d Mat preptia it 
 those rates. Agency for the Pacific Coas: of 
 
 "Stylograph," or Rapid Letter Copying Book, " EleCtPOgraph," aud 
 
 "Stylografic Fountain Pen." 
 
 It is our pleasure to have viJtors call and examine onr excellent stock of Tlieolos^cal, Temptr 
 
 anco, Sund.ty School and Miscellaneous Literature and .Stationery. (g 
 
 Correspondence from abroad invitml. C'ata!oKiiPS8U|>))lied. Any books pi'0>.'urod and forwarded, 
 
 whether from the San Kraiieisco or Eiistcrn Market. 3 
 
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 ELECTROGRAPH 
 
 FOR MULTIPLYING COPIES OF ANY WHITINO OK 
 DRAWING, etc., with great eoiivetiuificc and rapidity. 
 Heady in tieo minutes, tOO copieit in Jive minute.i. 
 Worked by a child. LantH /or years. Writina in 
 leveral eolorg copied at once. Does the work of tlic 
 Piipyrugraph more expeditiously, easily, and perfectly. 
 UTILITY of the ELECTROGRAPH. 
 Circnlarg, Prxo-Lis^s, I'roj.Tamnieg, Rcjiorta, Stock 
 LiHt8, Killx of Faro, Invitntioiis. Mki-tcliuH, I'lanH, Music, 
 Bchool ReportB and Itlanka, Snbhath Sclioul b<int,'». Pus- 
 tors' AUdrtBies, &c., &c., can be rajiidly rcpruducod at 
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 For TerniM to AgcntH aMtl Uualei'8, uii«l for C'irc.ularM, addrcHS 
 
 REV. JOHN B. HILL. lOil M\rk3t Streat, San Pransisco, 
 
 (leneral Agent for Wyoming, Montma, Id.tho, Utah, Washington Ter., Oregon: 
 Nuvada, California, Ari^,ona, Sonora, Lower Calil:< 'uu, &c. 
 
 I'erino N P, felt roofer, 6:18 Market 
 Perini & Feiini, Italian restaurant, 105 
 
 and 107 Dupont 
 Periuo Frank, barber, filO .Sacramento 
 PERKINS A J, l)hoto^'rapher, 'S61 
 
 PERKINS & CABNEAL, atty at' 
 
 law, 1207 Sansom ' j 
 
 Perkins (J C, pres Franco- Americiui 
 
 Savings Bank, 4'J8 Montgomery 
 Perkins & Howard, San Rafael and ilay- 
 
 ward Express, 1 Commercial 
 Perkins JasC, atty, '207 Sansom 
 Perkins Jos, broker, -40(i Market 
 Perkin.s L G, cigars, 1(3 Third 
 Perkins, Logan & Co's Agency, 21 1 and 
 
 213 Clny 
 Perkins Wui, Spencer House, 9t51 and 
 
 903 Mission 
 Perpoli & Co, wood and coal, GOS Bdwy 
 Pcrpoli Madame, dyer and scourer, 33 
 
 Fourth 
 Per(j[«y John V, fancy goods, 955 Market 
 I\'rratta N, fruit, 837 Pacific 
 Perrault Jno, physician, 4 13 Keaniy 
 Perrault Maurice N, li'iuors, 312 Wash 
 Perrazo G, cigar maker, 1421 Du^wnt 
 Perrett Eugene, laun.lry, 321 Fifth 
 Perrin Eugene, cigars and tobacco, 200' 
 
 Fourth 
 
 Perrin E I estate agent, 402 Kear 
 
 I'errin Itobt, real estate, 402 Kearny 
 Perri'i li .), physician, 214 Sutter 
 Per-ine N P & Son, mastic roofers, C3S 
 Market 
 
 PERRY ALFRED W, physiciaii, loi 
 
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 Perry V% H, atty at law, 320 S.niH(>ni 
 Perry Crattan, mine broker, 32-1 Pino 
 I'erry John Jr, stock and bond broker, 
 
 413 Montgomery 
 Perry J W, bodtmaker, 1025 Howard 
 Pestner k HiKlerbranclt, wholesale lii|- 
 
 uors, 411 and 4 1 3 Itattery 
 Pete Joseph, boots and shoes, 2 Fifth 
 Peters F M L «& Co, fancy gooils, toys, 
 
 etc, 207 Montgomery 
 Peters (Jeo S, fruit, 84(1 Valencia 
 Peters Jacob, liiiuors, 505 Pacilic 
 Peters John, li'iuors, SE cor Fourth and 
 
 Berry 
 Peter" f M, livery stable, 2335 Wafih 
 PETERS J a & CO. I'lu.tographen! 
 
 New York Gallery, 25 Third 
 Peters Pearl L, artist, 223 Kearny 
 Peters Wm C, liquor.**, 024 Clay 
 Peters Wm J & Co, carpenters and 
 
 builders, 28 Turk 
 Peters & Cowie, hay and grain, NE cor 
 
 liuss and Howard 
 
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 I'etoraon A, liquors, '2'28 I'acilio 
 Peterson & Alarntu, hairdressers, 1 133 
 
 Dupont 
 Peterson & Co, wood and coal, 4*27 
 
 O'Farrell 
 retcrsou Chas & Co, proprs Union tSoap 
 
 C», 23'2 Front 
 Peterson & Docker, roataurant, (J44 
 
 Fourth 
 Potoraon & iJowliiig, undertakers, 815 
 
 Market 
 Peterson & Dickliotf, liijuors, '228 Pacific 
 Peterson li, collector, ;il4 liusli 
 l'cturs;)n (» B, graiiier, 310 Minna 
 Peteraon k Hanson, restaurant and lod^f• 
 
 ings, (542 and 04(3 Fourth 
 Pftereon H, butcher, cor iSeventh and 
 
 Bryant 
 Peterson John, wines and liquorn, 32G 
 
 Miin 
 PETERSON L, li<p»t>r,s and rtstaurant, 
 
 5\il Kast 
 Peterson MP, cij,Mrs and tobacco, 421 
 
 l''ast 
 Peter8..n Nick, saloon, NW cor Fourth 
 and Towns'.'nil ' 
 
 Peterson (), liquors, 2*20 Kearny 
 I'eterson & Olsson, model makers, 328 
 
 Bush 
 Peterson Sl Palmer, groc is, 716 Market 
 Petersen Peter, restaur.i.a,, 1)07 | Kearny 
 Petersen tJ B, shipping,' and com, 58 (.'lay 
 Petersen, Shepherd & Co, real estate, 
 
 .'{2b California, room 3 
 Peterson Soren B, sliip and freight brok- 
 er, 5S Clay 
 FETERI JOHN H, (!ermau doUca- 
 
 eies, 32 California Market 
 Petibeau V., druggist, cor lluw and 9th 
 Petri C, cigarmaker, 1341 l>upont 
 Petri J no, cigarmaker, 325 Pacific 
 Petrie Henry, hairdresser, 1743 Mission 
 
 PETTERSON J. liquors, 324 Main 
 Pettcuati I'eter, grocer, 1028 Kearny 
 Petti^rew & Farlesa, collectors, 217 Sail 
 PETTIT & RUSS, label and show 
 
 printers and cni^ravera, 320 Sansom 
 Penlecka H L, carj tenter, 421 Coml 
 Peva A, barber, l'"2 Broadway 
 Pew .1 \V, min secy, 310 Pine, room 15 
 Peyser Mrs C, clothinL,', 521 Montgy 
 Peytona Mining ('o, 310 Pine, room 15 
 Pfatr Henry, cabinetmaker, 5 1 2 Mont av 
 Pteiffer Jno W; locksmith, 1015 Kearny 
 Pfeiffer Mrs, grocery, SVV cor Twenty 
 
 second ami Folsom 
 Pferdiier& Co, gen export and com 515 
 
 Market 
 Pfile Jno F, blacksmith, 675 Branuan 
 
 FFISTER J J & CO,crochet and knit 
 
 ted goods, 120 Sutter 
 PUueger H, jeweler, 38 Sacramento 
 Ftiug L C, mining broker, 40 California 
 
 I'forr Christian, grocer, NK cor Fourth 
 
 and .lessie 
 I'fnrr Jno, real «'atate agt, 32!) Montgy 
 I'helan k Donahue, li(|uors, 33 Seooiul 
 I'holan (r J, physician, 503 Third 
 I'helan Jas, capitalist, 51!) Montgomery 
 I'helan Jos 1', atty at law, 217 Sunsom 
 Phelps & Miller, «Uamond imprs, l'.iOSut 
 Ph(ll)s & Wetmoro, real estate ftgts, 331 
 
 .Mont;<<nnory, room 18 
 Phelps (J H, atty at law, 432 Montgy 
 Phelr)8 H (), UKt \V IJTel Co. 833 Sut 
 
 PHELP'S MANUFACTURING CO, 
 
 W S Pliclps pro-it, 13 to 17 Drumm 
 PHELPS W S. piest I'help's Manu- 
 
 faeturing Co, 13 to 17 i>rumm 
 PHELPS W S & CO, shijismiths, 715 
 
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 PHENIX FIRE & MARINE IN- 
 SURANCE CO OF BROOKLYN, 
 
 Brown Craig k Co gen aj;t3, 215 San 
 Plienix Insurance C'o, 215 Sunsom 
 Phil Sheridan Mining Co, 8S K Kx bldg 
 
 PHILADELPHIA BREWERY, Jno 
 
 Wiuland propr, cor Si^jond and Folsom 
 Phihui Jno, stationery, cor Sutter and 
 
 Kearny 
 Philip, Sheridan * I'o. exchange, com 
 
 and ins agts, 425 California 
 Phillips Mrs S D, confectionery, '28194 
 
 Mission 
 Phillips B. barnessinaker, 303 Fifth 
 Phillips C, bakery, 2S1'J,\ Mission 
 Phillips D T, atty, NE cor Fourth and 
 
 Townseml 
 Phillips Kd, boots and shoes, 412Ji. Pac 
 Phillips K, painter, 515 Hyde 
 Phillips & ( JiVison, stoves and tinware, 
 
 3001 Mission 
 Plnlli))3 (. M, picture frames, etc, cor 
 
 Sixth and Natonia 
 Phillips (r M, fancy good*, 130 Sixth 
 Phillips H, restaurant, 21'.> Mission 
 Phillips J:is It, l)aths, 114 Sutter 
 Phillips J B, atty at law, ()36 Clay 
 I'hillips J B, salm.n, ll4i Market 
 PHILLIPS J S« consulting enginee-, 
 
 examiner of mines, mineral assayer 
 
 and metallurgist, 702 California 
 Phillips J S & Co, bookbiii'lera, 409 Clay 
 Phillips Mrs, ladies' hairdresser, 122 Ellis 
 Phillips P A, butter and eggs, '27 Centre 
 
 Market 
 Phillips Stephen H, atty at law, 2-20 
 
 Snnsom 
 Phipps A B, stockbroker, .321 California 
 Phipps J, harnessmaker, 665 Howard 
 
 Ffl(£NIX ASSURANCE (FIRE) CO 
 
 of Lond<m, Butler & Haldan gen agts, 
 413 California 
 Phipnix Brewery, Noo het 18th and 19th 
 
 FH(ENIX INSURANCE CO of Hart- 
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 Fhtenix Mutual Life Ins Co of Hartford, 
 
 318 Montgomery 
 Phoeuix Silver Min Co, 327 Pine 
 PhoederviuB Wm, groceries and liquors, 
 
 cor Washington ave and Mission 
 Piaggio A, liquors, 1G22 Stockton 
 Piche riodor, harness and saddlery, 636 
 
 Broadway 
 Pidge D M, show cards, '20 Post 
 Pickens J H, mining stcy, 439 California 
 Pickering Wm, druggist, SE cor Stock- 
 ton and Broadway 
 Pickett E, restaurant, 1126 Larkin 
 Pico P & Motroni A, livery stable and 
 
 feed store, 517 Green 
 Piedmont k Ai-lington Life Ins Co, D M 
 
 Kent agt, 330 Pine, rm 18 
 Pieper H C & Co, stationery, toys and 
 
 crockery, 1010 Buchanan 
 Pieper Ijeon, liquors, 643 Washington 
 Pieper M, restaurant, 156 Second 
 Pierce & Son, truss dealers, 704 Sac 
 
 FIERCE CHAS L, physician, specialist 
 for diseases of head, throat, eye and 
 ear, 108^ Powell 
 Pierce EGA Co, draymen, 20 California 
 Pierce James P, capitalist, 315 Cal 
 Pierce P, mai'ble works, 1 140 Mission 
 PIERCE WALTER S, pianos, sheet 
 musio and nuisical instruments, agt for 
 S Brainard's & Sous music books and 
 publications, 30 New Montgomery 
 Pierce W H, artist, etc, 843 Mission 
 Piercy Bros, cotfee house, 437 Bush 
 Pierre Jean, boots and shoes, 1333 Dup 
 Picrron Emile, bakery, 304 Montgy ave 
 
 PIERSON WILLIAM M.atty at law, 
 
 616 Siicramento 
 Pietzch & Co, sausages and dairy pro- 
 duce, 803 Larkin 
 Piguaz A, restaurant, 29 Third 
 Piguo E, piano and guitar teacher, 130 
 
 Turk 
 Piguot John, laundry, 822 Mission 
 Pike & Hayes, restaurant, 626 and 628 
 
 Kearny 
 Pike J M, propr United States Restaur- 
 
 ajic, 548 Clay 
 Pike J M & Co, wholesale cigars and to- 
 baccos, 327 and 329 Front 
 FILLSBTJRT E S, atty at law, 306 
 
 Pine, rms 1 to 3 
 PILLKBTJRY & TITUS, attys at law, 
 
 30(' Pine, rms 1 ti) 3 
 Pine Lumber Assn, Pier 5 Steuart 
 Fine St Cotfee House, Nor.-.ger & Hjul 
 
 nroprs, 516 Pino 
 Pinkner Gnstave J, cigars, 1231 Mission 
 Pinto A, tailor, 817 Vallejo 
 Pitt Mrs Elizal>eth, grocer, 457 Tehama 
 Pionfjcr Brewery, 209 Treat ave 
 Pioneer Con Miii Co, 309 California 
 Pioneer G & S Min Co, 330 Pino, rm 20 
 
 Pioneer Hall, 808 Montgomery 
 Pioneer Iron Works,. 225 and 227 Beale 
 Pioneer Mill & Mining Co, Stock Ex- 
 change bldg 
 
 PIOITEER VARNISH WOKKSr 
 
 Hueter l>ros & Co proprs, 12 Second 
 Pilcher & Co, real-estate and house 
 
 brokers, 134 Post 
 Pilgrim G & S Min Co, 314 Montgomery 
 Pilot Commissioners, 34 Merchants' Ex- 
 change bldg 
 Pinchring R L, physician, 1502 Pine 
 Pincus M, clothier, 54 Third 
 Pindo J, coflFoe stand, 723 Davis 
 Piukham Min Co, 310 Pine, room 44 
 Pinkish Morris, tailor, 407 East 
 Pininini B, fruit, 629 Lombard 
 I^iuncy B B, night contractor, 312 Pine 
 Piper & Co, decoraters, 207 Montgomery 
 Piper J B, bay freighting and brick 
 
 mauuf, 7 Cl.ay 
 I'iper Wm A, capitalist, 606 Montgomery 
 Piperliiig & (Jo, butchers, SE cor Hyde 
 
 and Union 
 Pircher Bros, liqufu's, 707 Mission 
 Pissis Albert, architect, 302 Mentgomery 
 I'issis J E, phyHician, 825 Mission 
 Pistolesi August, grocer, 752 Washington 
 Pitcher & Co, real estate agents and 
 
 business brokers, 33 Kearny 
 Pitman, Middleton & Co, stevedores, 38 
 
 Market 
 Pitts J, jeweler, 309 Sixth 
 Pittsburg G M Co, 414 California 
 Pixley & Harrison, attys at law, 430 Cal 
 
 PIXLEY FRANK M, pres Argonaut 
 
 Publishing Co, 522 California 
 Pizzala C, sausagemaker, 1132I)upout 
 Plagemann H & Co, cigar manufrs and 
 
 leaf tobacco, 305 Siicramento 
 Plagemann J C, plumber, 204 Powell 
 Plagemann Wm, tailor, 14 Geary 
 Plaisance L O, atty, 526 Montgomery 
 Phmz Henry, tailor, 525 Geary 
 Plass K N, dairy produce, 316 Sixth 
 PLATE A J & CO, guns, rifles, pis- 
 tols, sporting material and sole agents 
 Remington celebrated tirearms, Mason- 
 ic, society and military goods, S'.'5 
 Montgomery 
 Plato & Hoense, bar))ers, 108 Sixth 
 
 PLATSHEK & HARRIS. commi8si.>u 
 
 merchants, wool, hides and pelts, 31L' 
 
 Sacramento 
 Plath J, groceries, NE cor Ellis and 
 
 Steiner 
 Piatt H G, atty at law, 320 Sansom 
 I'latt Mrs R, ladies' furnishing goods, 6 
 
 Sixth 
 Piatt's Hall, Montgomery bet Pino aud 
 
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 Platz J, plumber, 223 Post 
 Plego Louis, tailor, 337 Geary 
 
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 PLinif GEAS M & CO, carpeta and 
 upholstering goods, 641 and <i43 Mkt 
 Plumas Con G M Co- 204 Montgomery 
 Plumbe G F, manuf buggy tops, cor Mis- 
 sion and New Montgomery 
 Plume Jno V, note broker, 232 Cal 
 Plummor G E, dairy produce, 12 C-Jntre 
 
 Market 
 Plummer H L, carpenter, 534 Sac 
 Plummer H W, stock broker, 316 Mont 
 Pluukett \Vm A, atty, 530 California 
 Plutus G & S M Co, 646 Market 
 Podesta G & Peirano L, foreign and do- 
 mestic fruits, nuts, etc, 442 Bush 
 Podesta S, fruits and produce, NE cor 
 
 McAllister and Buchanan 
 Poehlman Wm, confectioner, SW cor 
 
 Post and Powell 
 Poett Alfred, civil engineer, 419 Pine 
 PohlGeoG, hides, pelts, etc, 110 Drumm 
 Pohlmann Gus, enameler, 417 Kearny 
 
 FOHEIM JOS, merchant tailor, 724 
 
 Market 
 Polack S, ins broker, 413 California 
 Poletta Joseph, grocer, 814 Jackson 
 Politka Jos, groceries, 814 Jackson 
 PoUak Arnold, N Y cigars, 217 Sac 
 Pollard J, carr?ago manufr, 67 and 69 
 
 Stevenson 
 Pollard J P, wood and coal, 1 Valencia 
 Pollard Llewellyn, hairdresser, 788 Fol 
 PoUanl Thos, lumber and commission, 
 
 17 Steuart 
 Pollard W H, broker, tin and salmon, 
 
 402 Front 
 FOLLHAMMI!<B> A, engraver and die 
 
 sinker, 417 Kearny 
 Poly, Hebron & Co, wholesale butchers, 
 
 33!) Kearny 
 Pomeroy Carter P, atty at law, 211 San 
 Pomeroy Jolin X, atty, 211 Sansoni 
 Pond C H, machinist, tool and model 
 
 maker, 318 Mission 
 Pond I'M ward B, capitalist, 318 Pine 
 Pen Jean P, cofTec and spice mills, 1025 
 
 Pacific 
 Pons Mrs H, corset manufr, 219 Post 
 Pontiac G & S M Co, 302 Montgomery 
 Ponzo P, artist, 311 Jessie 
 
 POOLE A W, U S mar-'al, U S Ap 
 praiscrs building, Sanson) and Wash 
 Poole J P, atty, 604 Merchant 
 Poole Miss Sadie, portrait painter, .30!( 
 
 Eddy 
 Poorman S, atty at law, 310 Pine 
 Pojw E K, atty and min sfcty,2i7 San 
 PojKJ G, restaurant, 540 First 
 Pope Hurry E, collector, 652 Market 
 Pope C, min engineer and assayer, 220 
 
 Sanaom 
 Pope & Talbot, lumber, 204 California 
 Popovioh & Co, liquors, 1654 Polk 
 
 Popp H, boarding and lodgings, SL. cor 
 
 Powell and Chestnut 
 Poppe Charles, manufr cigars and dealer 
 
 in tobacco, 305 Battery 
 Popper L. manufr shirts and under- 
 shirts, 431 Kearny 
 POPPER S, manufr shirts, underwear 
 
 &c, 233 Kearny 
 Popper V, chiropodist, 127 Montgomery 
 Porcella & Guinasso, grocers. N\V cor 
 
 Dupout and (ireen 
 Porep L, watchmaker, 140 Third 
 Porteous A, crockery, 1314 Dupont 
 Porter A A, w Ines and liquors, 4.32 Cal 
 Porter, Opj)cnh.eimer, Slessinger & Co, 
 
 mfrs and importers boots and shoes, 
 
 117 Battery 
 Porporato Francisco, butcher, 1224 Dup 
 
 PORT BLAKELY SLEAM SAW- 
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 Port Discovery Mills, lumber, pier 10 
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 Portland Hotel, James Carr, 54 Sac 
 
 Port Or ford Cedar Co, lumber, .36 Mkt 
 
 Porteous A, Btoves etc, 1314 Dupont 
 
 Porter David, wine merchant, 405 and 
 407 Montgomery 
 
 PORTOIS P, architect and civil engi- 
 neer, 621 Sansom 
 
 Port Wardens' office, J P Jourden secy, 
 525 Montgomery 
 
 Posener H, millinery, 920 Market 
 
 Posler Phillip, cigars and tobacco, 337 
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 Poatel Atnandus C, grocer, SE cor Twen- 
 ty-sixth and Alabama 
 
 Fostel C D, groceries, SE cor Taylor and 
 Pacific 
 
 Postel John, grocery, 205 Sixteenth 
 
 Postoffico, Custom Hou.ho building, NW 
 cor Battery and Washington 
 
 Postoffico Station "B,"' cor Seventh and 
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 Postoffice Station "C," NW cor Twen- 
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 "POST" PUB CO, Col J P Jackson, NE 
 cor Sacramento and Monti^omory 
 
 Poston J M, atty, 320 Sausom 
 
 I'otosi Mining Co, 203 Bush 
 
 Potrero and Bay View Uuilroad (street), 
 ofMce NE cor Fourth and Townsoud 
 
 Potrero Distillery and lleiining Co, cor 
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 POTRERO GERMAN COMPRESS 
 
 ED YEAST CO, F H Hohnan agt, 
 
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 Potter A W, sawmill supplies, 137 Mont 
 Potter Ed E, gen fire ins agt, 415 Cal 
 Potter F A, crockery, lOS Thinl 
 i'ott'Ji- Geo C, capitalist, 426 CaI, rm 2 
 Potter Mining Co, 318 Pine, room 39 
 Potter W, veterinary surgeon, 8;'t Fol 
 
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 Poulterer Thos J, auctioneer, 24 Mer- 
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 Poultney J, watclimaker, 137 Alontgy 
 Pouyal J. florist, 102i) Sutter 
 Pouyallet Chas & Co, florists, 1 1 Stock 
 
 POWELL H A. attorney, »07 Montgy 
 Powers Geo H, (Powers & (iilders), phy- 
 
 siciau, 215 (tcary 
 Powers & (ioiild, liijuors, 413 Sansom 
 Powers J, groocT, cor ijarkiii and Union 
 Powers .(as D, l)utcher, 1531 Turk 
 Powers M J, mining engineer, 320 San 
 Powers N, grocer, o.ll Howard 
 Powers Chas, Imtcher, Kailroad ave bet 
 
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 Poy Kee, Lung Chong & Co, nianufrs 
 
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 Powers T J, butcher, 130 Hayes 
 Powers & Wihlcr, physicians, 215 (Jeary 
 Pozzi P, liquors, 3'-io Montgomery ave 
 Prada (i, liquors, 611 Montgomery 
 Pracht Aug, groceries, 2G00 Sacramento 
 Prag Marten, stoves, tin, copper, sheet- 
 iron, etc, 135 Cliiy 
 Prazcr A J, dry goods, 827 and 820 Kear 
 Prosch Chas, portrait painter, 240 Mont 
 PRATHER J A. dentist, 305 Kearny 
 Prather W J, dentist, 305 Ke^irny 
 PRATT GEO C. mining secy, 30i) 
 
 MontgoL.ery, room 25 
 Pratt Ijconidas K, atty, 230 Montgomery 
 
 PRATT & METCALFE, attysaf law, 
 
 230 Montgomery 
 Pr.att H (i, carpenter, 51 Clay 
 Pratt L I), restaurant, Stockton 
 Pratt L (), restaurant, 312 Hush 
 PREBLE & CO, Califoniia ami Oregon 
 
 cider works, 218 Davis 
 Prendcrgast Patrick, groceries aud licj- 
 
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 Prenvielle li, painter, 538 (Jreen 
 Presbyterian Hoard Of Publication, 757 
 
 Mark«t 
 PRESCOTT HOUSE, O F B<H;ker 
 
 propr, SVV cor Montgoitjery ave and 
 
 Kearny 
 I'rescott J F, jirtist, Kdtiy 
 Prescott & Sanborn, tuiners and planing 
 
 mills, NW cor Howard and Spenr 
 PRESCOTT. SCOTT & CO, Union 
 
 Iron Wttrks, cor First and Mission 
 Presho .lames <fe Co, confmercliantH, 124 
 
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 Presidio Firewery, Schnt ider A Wechter 
 
 proprs, 1520 Pacific 
 Preston Edward, furniture, 10 Fourth 
 
 PRESTON & MoKINNON. (O d Prcs- 
 ton and J .1 McKinuon), lumber, pier 
 5 S ten art 
 Presti Alo, restaurant, 19 Powell 
 Pretorius, Trowbridge & Co, boiler 
 manufra, 141 First 
 
 Price Benj, broker, 109 Battery 
 Price & Davies Mining Co, 306 Pine 
 Price M, manufra and ifnprs cutlery, 
 
 415 Kearny 
 Price Press Co, IJ Trum.an agent, J 7 
 
 Front 
 PRICE THOS, asaayer, 524 Sacramento 
 Price W K, gen ticket agt N P C R II, 
 
 328 Montgomery, room 9 
 Priebatch .lulius, tailor,. 910 Larkin 
 Prien H, grocer, 1137 Harrison 
 Prien W H, tailor, (513 Laguua 
 I'riest T F, grocer, NE. cor Clementina 
 
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 Prignor P, liquors^ 2.'»46 Ft>]som 
 Prmce Chas, livery stable,. 2125 Mission 
 Prince Miss i G, Young Ladies School, 
 
 218 Eddy 
 Pringle & H.ayne, attys at law, 318 Pine 
 Pringle (Gilbert, boots and shoes, 1015 
 
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 Prindle 1) S, carpenter, S(i2 Mission 
 Prior .1 K, gas fixtures aud plumbers' 
 
 materials, 1 128 Market 
 Prior Mrs K, grocer, 107 Silver 
 Probst F, tailor, 1210 Kearny 
 I'rootor .ino, capitalist, 201 California 
 ProffMacob, show casesaiwl fixtures, 215 
 
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 ProflF Mrs .1, candies and toys, 215 
 
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 Proll Bros, jewelry and stationery, 1417 
 
 Polk 
 Proll Henry Jr,. butcher, SWcorLarkin 
 
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 Proll John, wirpenter, 516 Keanjy 
 Proll \Vm & Co, show casa manufrs, 537 
 
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 Provines K 11, atty at law, 204 Sutter 
 Prosch Chas, artist, 240 Mxintgomcry 
 Prosehold Chas, barlwr, 844 Valencia 
 ProsehoUl T, barber, 624 Fourth. 
 Prosek .1, physician, 6 O'Farrell 
 Prospect (J & S Mining Co, 27 Mer- 
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 Providence Washington (fire) Insurance 
 
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 Prozolt C, liijuors, 419 Montgomery ave 
 I'runty Owen, liquors, SW cor Eighth 
 
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 Pucell I), saloon, Central avo bet Post 
 
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 PUCKHABER JOHN, groceries. SW 
 
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 Puetz Mrs, midwife, 80-t Folsom 
 Puget Sound Lumber Co, pier 17Steu.Trt 
 
 PULVERMACHER GALVANIC 
 
 COMP, W T Bogertsupt, 511 Montg 
 PuUen Geo (J,, liquors, 833 Kearny 
 Pullen Miss Kiite, bxlgings, 206 Kenrny 
 PUMARIEGA JOSE & CO. cigarmak- 
 
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 Point Arena Railroad Lumber Co, 408 Gal 
 
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 Purely G W, oculist, cor Kentucky and 
 
 Merrimac 
 Purdy G W, liquors, Lonj} Bridge Po- 
 
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 Purdy Owen, liquors, Folsom and 8th 
 Purdy Saml, mining, 331 Montgomery 
 Purdy Sol V, watchmaker and jeweler. 16 
 
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 Pursell Mrs S V, dresamakiTig, 506 Hayes 
 Putman 8 N, atty, 328 Montgomery 
 Puvogel John, grocer, NE cor California 
 
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 PYRAMID G & S MIN CO, H W Lit- 
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 Pyser Ijouis, tailor and clothing, 428 Pac 
 
 Pythian Castle, James Patterson janitor 
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 Pysar M, tailor, 1325 Polk 
 
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 Jackson 
 Quaig & Tyler, restaurant, 1021 Market 
 (^»unrtz Mountain (t M & T Co, ;101» Mont 
 Quartz Mountain (i M Co, E Hestres 
 
 secty, 72!> Montgoinery 
 Queen Bee Miu Co, 324 Pine, rm 1 
 Queen Ins Co, 317 California 
 Queirola Geralomo, fruit, 543 Fourth 
 Quellmabz Otto, nistaurant, 1737 Miss 
 Quezada L, eitrarmaker, oOS Broadway 
 QUICK JOHN W, Sail Francisco 
 
 Screen Works, 32 Fremont 
 Quigg Miss M B, dressmaker, I2t> Kear 
 QuilAngelo, fruit, 1^11', P.. welt I 
 
 Quillici A, li()Uors, Nbint.L'omery ave 
 
 Quing Ah, manufr . i I I Batter\ j 
 
 Quinlin A O, physician .md ^nrj{e<>n,>74 
 
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 Quinn John, shoemaker, 310 Kwn.ih 
 Quiun John, saloon, !• Merchants' 'a 
 Quiiui John, bootmaker, 223 Fifth 
 QuinnJno F, fancy dry i;ooda, 1400 l'<ilk 
 Quint L. atty at law, 003 NVafhington 
 
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 RAASE & CO, imprs cloths and t;iili>rs 
 
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 Rabjohu Edwin, locksmith, 85S llowird 
 Ilac'iech Andmw, restaunuit, 41'.) Davis 
 Radford Thos bootmaker, 1> Spring 
 Kadhoe& Flanidy, laundry, cor Twenty- 
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 Ra<Uu8 li, bookbinder, 420 Kearny 
 Rmlke M F, liquejrs, 255 Steuart 
 Rudovich A, colf.-e saloon, 254 Steuart 
 RADOVICH BOZO, wholesale and re- 
 tail liquors, 29 ( Jenry 
 
 Radovioh L & Co, saloon and bowli ng 
 
 alley, 877 Ma-ket 
 Radovich & U' rlandt, liquors, 300 Kear 
 Kadston J Jr, cigars and tobacco, 200 
 
 Sixth 
 Rafeld Isadore, clothing, 9311?, Folsom 
 Raffetto Ij & Co, boots'and shoes, 1304 
 
 Stockton 
 Rahnskoptf ('harl,mathematical an(tnau- 
 
 tical instrument maker, 412 Coml 
 Rahweiler A, watches and jewelry, 031 
 
 Kearny 
 Railroad Brewery, F Schuster propr, 
 
 425 Valencia 
 Railway Mail Service, H J McKusick 
 
 supt, P () bldg, entrance on Jackson 
 Rainl)ow (iold Mining Co, (Jeo W Hop- 
 kins secy, 41i» California, room 24 
 Raisch Frcd.stoves and plumber, 1 44 1 1 th 
 Ralston H & J, Ornamental Iron Works, 
 
 220 Fremont 
 Ramel Frank, butcher, (55 Centre Mkt 
 Ramm H, wholesale and retail liquor 
 
 <lcaler, 210 Van Ness ave 
 Rammelberg A, supt Berkeley Ferry. 
 
 052 Market 
 RsvmsdoU B H, coal yard, 110 Jackson 
 Hamsley R H Jr, agt New American 
 
 sewing machines, 1210 Market 
 Ramson A, licjuors, 7 Commercid 
 Randall Mrs 1 H, bakery, 315 Polk 
 Randall Jas, impr Australian lumber, 
 
 572 Brannan 
 Randall Mrs Mrs M J. fancy goods, 1827 
 
 Market 
 Raudol J B, manager of The Quicksilver 
 
 Mining Co, 320 Sansim 
 RANDOLPH & CO. jewelers, 101 
 
 and 103 Montgomery 
 Randolph 1> I., ;■ :. estate agt, 12 Mont 
 Uanicktl Frii.k, rt;^taurant, 421 Fourth 
 Itank'.'n If, li(]uors, SF cor 7th and Mkt 
 
 RANKIN. BRAYTON & GO, !acitic 
 
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 RANKIN OH AS E, blank book man- 
 
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 Ranb tt H l>, com mcrcliMiit, 214 Cal 
 RanKcim Kiidha & Co, grain and com 
 
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 Ransom f>yman W, justie;; of peace, SE 
 
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 Uansoinc I' . artihcial stone, 10 Rush 
 Uapli • ' niirnrs and frames, 041 Fol 
 Uapii.i 1 1, tailor, '.• Tayh^r 
 Raphai'l Isaac, clothing, 032 Montgy 
 Rapii lel Isidor, cigars and tobacco, 430 
 
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 Knpozo M S, shoemaker, 415 Drumm 
 Uap[> A, jeweler, 'J Geary 
 Rapp Chas F, hairdresser, .S25 T>upont 
 Rappin (I, physician, 515 Montgy ave 
 Rasmus Wm, cotfce house, 300 Dupont 
 Rasmussen I'eter, bootmaker, 305 Third 
 
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 Katto B, bakery, 502 PoPt and 427 Pac 
 Kattray A, physician, 606 Sutter 
 Ratz WTn, barber, 202 Fourth 
 lltM Mra L, dairy produce, 132 Fifth 
 BAU & VAN KEiyr?, dentists, 1144 
 
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 Rau Henry, dentist, 779 Mission 
 Raum J M, note broker, 430 Montgy 
 Ravelcy S W, printer, 518 Clay 
 Ravenna, Ghirai.lelli & Co, mamifrs of 
 
 raaccaroni and vermicelli, 421 and 423 
 
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 Ravn Hans, groceries, SW cor Dupont 
 
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 Ray Chas C, barber, 1627 Fillmore 
 BAY W S & CO. stoves, tinware, 
 
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 projirs O K. Foundry 228 Main, office 
 
 12 Market 
 HAYE A F & GO, carpets and oil 
 
 cloth, 739 Market 
 Raymontl & Ely Mining Co, 328 Mont 
 Raymond H, fancy goods, 1708 Polk 
 Raymond Israel W, capitalist, 315 Cal 
 Raymciid S A, miner, 302 Montgor'ory 
 
 BAYMOND & WILSHIBE. ngcnts 
 
 McNeale & Urban .Safes, Biiflalo 
 Scale Cos Scales, trucks and tills, 
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 Raj'ntT VV^m, hotel, 04G Harrison 
 BAYNOLDS C T & CO, manufrs and 
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 Riiia«;tto F, supt <» rand Opera Market, 
 
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 Ra/x'tt<«T, liijuors, 619 Mission 
 Rea E V, paiuts, oils and wall paper, 
 
 1131 Dupont 
 Read hi, tai!>r, 164.', Jessie 
 BEAD & RAFFERTY, notai-iea pub- 
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 New York, M.issaoliufletts, New -ler- 
 sey, Nevadii, Arizona, Idaho, W.nsh- 
 ini,'t<)ii Territory and <)r(!j;on, 333 Mont 
 Rrad it, linuiifH, NE cor .Sutter and I'olU 
 lU',:idii I-' W, ;.♦ • v at law, 230 Montgy 
 Uvad^ IJooJinv ' '>, I'oofurs, 422 Montgyl 
 I{/*ag!in fc .NivNainara, salnnii, 3 iind 
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 Ji<:agaiis T A, restaurant, •> 1(5 Sac 
 .H*iil J>el M(»nte Min Co, 203 Hush.l 
 
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 •Hollis prc'stK, 230 Mont','<>mi'ry 
 
 BEAL ESTATE AND BUILDING 
 
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 230 Montgomery . 
 
 " Uea^ Kstato (Circular," monthly),] 
 
 Thomas Magee pub, ".0 Mnuti ornery ' 
 
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 (ivo \V Chapin pub, 313 Montgomery 
 Real Estate Protective Assn, 301) Mont 
 
 BEABDEN TIMOTHY H. atty at 
 
 law, 636 Clay, room 5 
 Reardon A J, grocer, VV s San Bruno 
 
 Road nr Twenty-seventh 
 Reardon Mrs M, grocer, 225 Perry 
 Reardon P, liquors, 702 Mi^Jeion 
 Rebhan Andrew, hairdr isser, Folsom 
 
 bet Twenty-second and Twenty -Third 
 Rchsook & Brendlc, marble works, cor 
 
 ! ost and Lyon 
 l{ebstock,Endres& Co, wholesale liquors, 
 
 322 to 326 Sansom 
 Rebut A, liquors, SW cor Filbert and 
 
 Van Ness ave 
 Hecarte D H, cigars and tobacco, 130 Cal 
 Reche D K, druggist, NW cor Jackson 
 
 and Montsomery 
 BECKENBEIL F, liquors, 30t) Dup 
 Rechter J, furnit'ire, 1136 Dupont 
 Red Clouci Con Mining Co, 309 Montgy 
 Reddington J H, grocer, 1316 .Sac 
 REDDING B B) gen land agt C P & 
 
 S P R li, cor Fourth and Townscud 
 Reddy Jolin, wines and liquors, cor 
 
 Beale and Bryant 
 Redenston H H, lodging house, 704 Kear 
 Itedtield L H, ntty at law, 402 Montgy 
 Red Hill Hydraulic Mining and Water 
 
 ( 'o, 328 Montgomery, room 20 
 Redington & Co, drugs, paints, oils, etc, 
 
 531 Market 
 Redington 8 M, insurance broker, 322 
 
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 Redington H W, mining secy, .328 Mont 
 Red Jacket Con Mining Co, 8 S F Ex 
 
 building 
 Redington 's Quicksilver Co, 531 Mkt 
 Redlich Alex, capitalist, 37 Battery 
 Redmond D, tailor, 1 14S Folsom 
 Red .Star Steamship Line, 208 Montgy 
 Redstou .Julius, cigars, 200 .Sixth 
 Redstone A K & ( 'o, (juartz mill manu- 
 
 fjictnriTs, 135^ Heale 
 REDSTONE J"H & CO. patent iigts, 
 
 22 Montgnmerv 
 
 REDWOOD LUMBER CO, Um.ber. 
 
 (ionilall, Ni^son & Perkins proprs, 10 
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 Itedwood M.unifrs Assn, J (r Jackson 
 prest. K I, Allen secy, 18 Market 
 
 REEB E, pro[)r Di.-imond Shirt Facto- 
 
 r3-, mauufr shirts, undershirts and 
 
 d^awer.^, 19 S.nisom 
 Reetkniann A, grocer, NK car Powell and 
 
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 Reed Chas, lii|Ui>rs, KM .Tackaon 
 J{eed Chas, upholsterer, 1563 Market 
 Reed Fr iiicis, cigars and tobacco, ,537 
 
 Sacramento 
 Reed (leo W, custom house broker, .503 
 
 Battery 
 Reed Jas, restaurant, 608 Qay 
 Reed John, boat builder, 316 Main 
 
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 ors, 309 Dup 
 
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 iw, 402 Montgy 
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 Ic secy, 328 Mont 
 'ng Co, 8 S F Ex 
 
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 Reed MraS, liquors, 1110 Dupont 
 
 Reed Theron, atty at law, 504 Kearny 
 
 Roepen H, liquors, 154 Third 
 
 Reese Geo, liquors, 931 i Folsom and 319 
 
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 Reese J, barber, 402 Pacific 
 Reese M, real estate, 410 Montgomery 
 Refterigo Peter, fruits and nuts, 1000 
 
 Market 
 Regan B, grocer, "JtiS Stevenson 
 Regan J F, .gruoer, 21 Minna 
 Rcgaudiat A J P, barber, 24 Mont ave 
 Regensburger A K, physician, G27 O'Far 
 Regensburger D il, atty at law, 43S Cal 
 Regensburger J, pliysiciau, 1 12 Powell 
 Regensberger S H, collector, 028 Mont 
 Rehn Chas, plumbing and gasfitting, 20S 
 
 Sixteenth 
 Reich GAD, physician, 118 Post 
 Reich Jno C, liquors. 318 Pacific 
 
 REICHERT THEO, chief clerk U S 
 
 surveyor's office, 610 Commercial 
 Reichers & Harms, groceries, SW cor 
 
 Ellis and Larkin 
 Reichert & Co, junk, 9 Clay 
 Reichert J os, saloon, 1 14 Tyler 
 Ueichling F & Co, bullion buyers and 
 
 assayers, 400 Montgomery 
 REED & BROOKS, crockery and glass 
 
 ware, 524 aiid 520 Sansom 
 Reid Catherine, grocer^ 106 Ninth 
 Reid Geo W, groceries, 1141 Pacific 
 Ileid Henry H, atty at law, 636 Clay 
 Reid Jolin, tailor, Wi Market 
 IJeid Tiios, wood and coal, 958 Mission 
 Keid Wm, restaurant, 52 Third 
 Reil Lawrence, tin shop, cor Seventh 
 
 and 11 11 avea 
 Reilley C T, plumber, 320 Montgy ave 
 REILLY & COf •20TO»i'»'*i<>" nierchants, 
 
 grain, (lour and produce, 309 and 311 
 
 Davis 
 
 Reilly Jas, groceries, 1710 Ijeavenworth 
 Reilly J, liquors, 51 1 Fourth 
 ReiUy P, wood and coal, 915 Post 
 
 REINHARDT H 0, propr Pacific Ele 
 
 vator Works, 6 Eddy 
 Reiuhardt 11 O, hydraulic and steam ele- 
 vator, 6 Eddy 
 Reinharfc Chas, restaurant, 767 Mission 
 Rcinhart Simon, capitalist, 412 Cal 
 Reinking E, pianos and organs, 117 Post 
 Reinle & Fuchs, butchers, 3 Grand Cen- 
 tral Miu-ket and 24 Grand Arcade Mkt 
 Reiustein J B, atty at law, 217 Sansom 
 lleinstein \V, gents' furnishing goods, 
 
 411 Kearny 
 Reis Bros, real estate, 316 California 
 Reis S, watchmaker and jeweler, 20!) 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 
 REISS BROS & CO. ii"prs cloths and 
 
 tailors' trimmings, 113 and 115 Sutter 
 
 Reiners C A, soda works, 723 Turk and 
 
 222 Elm ave 
 Reley W, liquors, cor Fol and Steuart 
 Relief Con M Co, 310 Pine, room 25 
 Remaasa L & Co, restaurant, 607 Clay 
 Remer J A, architect, 230 Montgomery 
 Remington Sew ing Machine Co, \V) 2d 
 
 REMINOTON A D & CO. paper 
 
 warehouse, 413 and 415 Sansom 
 Remillard Brick Co, l)rick manufrs, Pa- 
 cific Wharf 
 Remle F & Fiichs N, pork paokerj, 3 
 
 Grand Centrul Market 
 Remmol & Otersen, liquors, 16 Third 
 llemond E, tailor, 1511 Stockton 
 Renault 1, coiil, 1505 Pine 
 Renault L J, dyer, etc, 427 Bush 
 Reno Mining Co, 318 Pine, room 13 
 
 RENTON, HOLMES & CO. lumber, 
 
 pier 3 Steuart 
 Renwick & Kent, com merchants, 231 
 
 Washington 
 Renz J, bitters and wholesale liquors, 219 
 
 Commercial 
 Repenn F, bootmaker, 521 Sacramento 
 Republic G & S Mining Co, Stock Ex- 
 change Building 
 Republic Con Mining Co, 310 Pine 
 Resolutt Tunnel Mining Co, 240 Montgy 
 Resenstern J, physician, 312 Stockton 
 Reske Peter, liquors, 343 Hayes 
 Retail Tradesmen's Protective and Col- 
 lection Bureau, F A lugersoll secy, 
 434 California 
 Rethy Geo, boots and shoes, 933 Market 
 Rcubold M, boots and shoes, 325 Bush 
 Reuben M, stationer, 628 Montgomery 
 ReuUng E W, manufrs agent and com 
 merchant, 318 Front 
 
 REVENUE MINING CO, A J Bun- 
 
 ner secy, 41 1^ California, room 3 
 Revere Insurance Co, Hutchinson & 
 
 Mann agts, 322 California 
 Rex Montis Mining Co, D Henshaw 
 
 Ward secy, 309 ^Iontgomery, rm 18 
 Reymert Theodore D, mining and real 
 
 estate agent, 40 California 
 Reynolds B A, public administrator, 
 
 city and county, 6i;6 Washington 
 Reynolds C H & Co, real estate agents, 
 
 333 Montgomery 
 REYNOLDS GEO, chemical works, 
 
 cor 28th and San Bruno Road 
 Reynolds G E, physician, 40^ Geary 
 Reynolds G L, merchant tailor, 638 Clay 
 Reynolds Geo W, atty, 616 Sacrfvmento 
 Reynolds Jas S, atty at law, 636 Clay 
 REYNOLDS JOHN, propr California 
 
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 RETNOLDS, RIX & CO, Ingcreoll 
 rock drill and mining machinery, 40 
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 Kcynolds Thos, sail maker, SE cor Mar- 
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 Beynolds W O, wood and coal, 2310 
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 Reynolds W S, real estate broker, 531 
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 Rhein B J, dentist, 703 Market 
 
 Bhein & Siegcl, merchant tailor, 414 
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 Rhode Island Ijvery St^iblc, (estate of 
 H Mc(Jlinn), 126 Fourth 
 
 Bho<le Inland Insurance Association, 313 
 California 
 
 Rhodes A Tj, atty, 606 Montgomery 
 
 Rhodes & Barstow, attys at law, 606 
 Montgomery 
 
 Rhodes Mrs S, proprssClarcnden House, 
 574 Folsom cor Second 
 
 Rhodes S H, merchant tjiilor and cloth- 
 ier, 608 Montgomery 
 
 Ribby — , restaurant, 526 Clay 
 
 Riboli A, oyster saloon, 3 Clay St 
 Market 
 
 Rice A, boots and shoes, 1206 Sutter 
 
 Rioe & Farjeoii, job printers, 621 San 
 
 Rice& Hinrichs, liquors, NK cor Mission 
 and Steuart 
 
 RICE H W, boiler and engine maker, 
 66 Bluxome near C P R B depot 
 
 Rice Jfis, liquors, 350 Brannan 
 
 Bice John T, barber, 770Ho- ••'rd 
 
 RICE P B« saloon, 148 New Montgy 
 
 cor Natoma 
 Rice Rich.ard, plumber and g.'isfittcr, 1 07 
 
 Geary 
 Rich David, stock broker, 316 iftontgy 
 Rich D W, physician, 28 Dupont 
 Rich Geo W, locksmith, I6i')4 Mission 
 Rich L, fancy goods, 1400 < Jcary 
 Richard Nicholas, coal dealer, 16 and 
 
 18 Howard 
 Bichards Bros, wood and coal, 215 10th 
 Bichanls C! F & Co, wholewilo druggist, 
 
 427 and 429 Sansom 
 Bichards (tco H, restaurant, 315 Fourth 
 Bichards Isral, contractor, (night work), 
 
 434 Kearny 
 Bichards J E, licjuors, 227 Bush 
 Bichards Joseph, min engineer, 318 Pine 
 Bichards & Harrison, importers of liq- 
 uors and groceries, 314 and 316 Bat 
 Bichards S, grain broker, NE cor 
 
 Front and Clay 
 RICHARDS &SSOW, hardware, iron 
 
 pipe, and plumbers materials, 408 Mkt 
 Richards W H, dentist, 481 Jessie 
 
 Richardson C, liquors, 739 Folsom 
 
 Richardson Bros, stationers and book- 
 sellers, 212 Dupont 
 
 Bichardson & Field, mdso brokers, 214 
 California 
 
 RICHARDSON MRS H, fancy reposi- 
 tory, 873 Market 
 
 Bichardson Bichard, bakery, NE cor 
 Mission and Twentieth 
 
 Bichardson W G, paper warehouse, 507 
 Montgomery 
 
 Bicher Min Co, 30l> Montgomery, rm62 
 
 Bichmond Harry H, carpenter, 2120^ 
 Mission 
 
 RICHMOND MRS L & SON. print 
 
 ers, 424 ft'ontgomery 
 Bichtcr C Max, physician, 1 ^6 Kearny 
 Bichter Henry, barber, SE cor Railroad 
 
 and Seventh aves 
 Bichter Maxmillian, saloon, 529 Jack 
 
 RICHTER PAUL E. importer works 
 of art, decorations and fine \ipholstery 
 goods, supt <.f European Fresco Artist 
 Ass'n, office 20i» Sansom, residence 
 1220 I'ino 
 
 Bichter W H, hotel, cor Kentucky and 
 First ave 
 
 Bick F, liquors, 508 Sixteenth 
 
 Bickborn Fernando, groceries, S\V cor 
 Oak and (tough 
 
 Bicotti A, watchmaker and jeweler, 320 
 Montgomery ave 
 
 Rider F, druggist, 504 Bush 
 
 RIDER, SOttER & CO, whole sale and 
 retail hay and grain, agent Warm 
 Springs Landing Packet Co, pier 22 
 Steuart 
 
 Bider W H, agt Ronton Coal Co, Mis- 
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 Riddell D Csecty San Bernaitliuo Borax 
 Mill Co, 4;J0 Montgomery 
 
 RIDGEWAY BROS, Hie manufrs, 305 
 Howard 
 
 RIDOEWAT C W & CO. spring mat- 
 tress and lounge factory, 21 Tyler 
 
 RIDGEWAY JOSEPH, mill pick 
 
 manuf r, 305 Howard 
 RIDLEY A E & CO, stencil plates, 323 
 
 Front, rm 16 
 Jiieble Mrs Jacob, bakery, 1633 Post 
 Bieck C & Co, liquors, NW cor Sutter 
 
 and Stockton 
 Bieck H, liquors, Sixth nr Channel 
 Biegelhaupt Philip, tailor, 506 Market 
 Biegelhuth J, hotel, 407 Pacific 
 RIEGER P & CO, manufrs of tlavoring 
 extracts and lemon sugar, 511 Front 
 Biegel David F, confectionery, 127i 4th 
 Bieiil Frtnl, physician, 10 Sixth 
 Biehn, Hem me & Co, assay ers and bul- 
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 Biekels & Weise, liquors, NW cor Six- 
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 Rieman & Tuttle, photographers, 1!C 
 
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 Rierman R & Co, wowl and coal, hay and 
 
 grain, Mission bet 2'2d and 'J3d 
 Rics li, real estate, 641) Washinj^jton 
 Riewerth Cornelius, cigars, 31) racific 
 Rigeza Min Co, ,S20 Sansom 
 Rigney P, silver plater, 107 (^eary 
 Riley Allen, linuors, SW cor Folsoin and 
 
 Steunrt 
 Riley Benjamin F, wholesale li(iuorH,.'J18 
 
 Front 
 Riley, Osbonie, Maxwell A Kinsey, 
 
 shoi't-hanil reporters, 30!) Montf^oniLry 
 Riley PS, advertising agent, lil4Montgy 
 Riley Miss Theresa, hairdresser, '210 
 
 Willow ave 
 Riley k Vest, hay and grain, 507 East 
 Rimassa E, boots and shoes, 720 Wash 
 Rincke Fredefick, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 3'J5^ Fifth 
 Ring — , specialist tapeworm curer. 109 
 
 Dupont 
 Rinz Adolph, foreign wines and liquors, 
 
 1I2I Mission 
 Riordan Mrs, milliner, 031 and 710 Mkt 
 Riordan Mrs Margaret, groceries, 225 
 
 Perry 
 Riordan Thomas D, atty at law, 6 Mont- 
 gomery ave 
 Riordan T 1', real estate agent, Post 
 Riphenburgh W, livery stable, 102 Clark 
 Rippey W C, restaurant, 525 Clay 
 Rippmau Brothers, drug goods, SK cor 
 
 Sixteenth and Valencia 
 
 RISDON IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE 
 
 WORKS* patterns, machinists and 
 
 boitermakers, SE cor How and Healo 
 
 Risdon John X, agent mill and inininij 
 
 machinery, 421 California 
 Risi A, bootmaker, 806 (Jreenwich 
 Rising Alfred, atty at law, 210 Sansoni 
 Rising Miss A, artist, 12»i Kearny 
 Risley A A, tailor, 24^ Dupont 
 Ristow John, grocery, NW cor Turk 
 
 and Van Ness 
 Ritchie N B, carpenter and builder, 
 
 IttOl Hyde 
 Rittore A & Co, fish, 5 Clay St " Market 
 Ritter A, watchmaker and jeweler, 303 
 
 Keiirny 
 Ritter Paul, cigars, 1118 Howard 
 Ritzau Henry, military band, SE cor 
 
 Post and Dupont 
 Rifczau & Obermeyer, liquors and bil- 
 liards, SE cor Post and Dupont 
 RitzmuUer M, carriage and wagon fac- 
 tory, Soo Howard 
 Ritter H H, cigars and tobacco, cor Sut- 
 ter and Dupont 
 Rivolette Jules, groceries, 1403 Powell 
 Riverside Mill Mining Co, 211 Sansom 
 Rix Mrs A, Inglewood House, 126 Fifth 
 
 Hix Hale, atty nt law and police judae. 
 
 m Washington 
 Rix Henry A E, engraver, L'Ol Kearny 
 Rix Julian W, painter of portraits, 734 
 
 Montgomery 
 RIXFORD E H. atty nt law, fi:W Cal 
 Roach D D, liquors, 1317 Mission 
 
 ROACH JOHNt inatlicmaticid iustru- 
 
 muHts and opticiini, 005 Sacramento 
 
 and 420 Montyoinciry 
 Roach L, groceries, cor Twcntyfou/th 
 
 and York 
 ROACHE JAMES, li<Hi'>r8, G36 Fourth 
 IJoath k Kolt, fruit and confoctionerr. 
 
 1028 Sutter 
 Robbins Jaa J, mining, 30(5 Pine, rm 10 
 liobbinsJ W, liquors, 1012 Potrcro ave 
 Hoborts JasB, ins agt, 315 California 
 ROBERTS G F, candy factory, NW 
 
 cor Polk and Bush 
 Roberts Mrs C, dressmaker, 114 Geary 
 Uoberts (Jeo W, nicy Odd Fellows' 
 
 Cemetery A^sn, 325 Montgomery 
 i{ol)erts Mrs H, physician, l(i21i Powell 
 Rol)erts .1 M, cigar factory, 327 Pacific 
 Jioberts & Kearney, butchers, SE cor 
 
 Filbert and Taylor 
 Roberts J W, mining, 3'JS Mont, rm 17 
 Uolterts Thomas, blacksmitli, 161!) Mkt 
 Rolierts W A, mining, 21 1 Sansom 
 Rolwrts Wm, merchant tailor, 8 Mont 
 Robertson E B, physician, 28 St Ann's 
 
 building 
 Robertson John A, on? reducing process, 
 
 22 Montgomery 
 Robertson J B, real estate, 330 Pine 
 Robertson R L, varieties, 900 Howard 
 Robertson Robert, liquors, 727 Montgy 
 Uobertson S J, liquors, NW cor Kearny 
 
 and Sacramento 
 Hobcrtson William, florist, 108 Califor- 
 nia Market; 
 Roliie 1!, plumbing and gasfitting, 3005 
 
 Mission 
 Rfibinet Eugene, capitalist, 7 Montgy ave 
 Robinett Thos, carpenter, 1 1 3 Ijcidesdorff 
 
 ROBINS F A. machinist, 7 First 
 Robin Adrien & Co, saloon, 614 Fourth 
 Robinson Alfred, trustee Los Angeles 
 
 Land Co, 120 Sutter 
 ROBINSON CHAS H. librarian Free 
 
 Public library, 428 Bush 
 Robinson C A, vinegar works, 15 Van 
 
 Ness ave 
 Robinson Cornelius P, atty, 310 Pine 
 Robinson Crittenden, short-hand re- 
 porter, 310 Pino 
 Robinson E N, mining engineer, 320 San 
 Robinson Henry, liquors, NW cor Davis 
 
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 Robinson & Highman, col agents and 
 
 Pacific Coast Delivery and Transfer 
 
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 Robinson I, ladies' and gents' goods, 
 
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 Robinson J A, attorney, 507 Montgy 
 Robinson L L, capitalist, 320 Sansom 
 
 HOBmSON, OINET & BTRNE, 
 
 attys at law, 310 Pine, rms 35 to 41 
 Robinson Peter, drayman, cor Battery 
 
 and Filbert 
 Robinson R, atty C P R R, NE cor 
 
 Fourth and Townsend 
 Rohison A C & Co, birds, shblls, etc, 540 
 
 Kearny 
 Robitschuck H, stationery, 416 Sao 
 Robitscher 8, shoe store, 1589 Turk 
 Robson Henry, saw filer, 300 Jackson 
 Roche & Desbeck, attys at law, 628 
 
 Montgomery 
 Roche John J, atty at law, 628 Montgy 
 Rochonfield Win, barber, 441 V^alencia 
 Rochester German Ins Co, 216 Sansom 
 Rocbicioli R F, bronze gold, silver and 
 
 nickel plating, 8 Tyler 
 Rockwell Miss E A, artist, 103 Montgy 
 Rodd C, fancy goods, 850 Washington 
 Rode Emil, painter, portraits, etc, 659 
 
 Clay 
 Rodefeld Fritz, liquors, SW cor Kearny 
 
 and Post 
 Roden AG. livery stable, 1715 aud 1717 
 
 Sacramento 
 Roddeu Hugh, barlwr, '2'M Folsom 
 Rodgers Arthur, atty at law, 207 San 
 Rodgera Benj, liquors, 252 Branuan 
 Rodgers F S, sign painter, 62i> Merchant 
 Rodgers John & Sons, hay and grain, cor 
 
 Market aud Hayes 
 Rodgers Lee O, physician and surgeon, 
 
 12Si Fourth 
 Rodgers N", hides, 818 Battery 
 Rodgers P, liquors, 1727 Market 
 Roeben O, boarding, 37 Pacific 
 Roebuck Thos f«, boilermaker, 137 Beale 
 Roe C S, atty at law, 217 Sansom 
 Roe James, liquors, cor Fifth ave and L 
 Roeder Clement, physician, 1838 O'Far 
 Roemer & Burck, bakery, 205 Kearny 
 Roomer Eugene, gen agt (Jerman General 
 
 Beiifivolent Society, 1 14 Dupont 
 Roes L B, liquors, cor .facksou aud Bat 
 Roesler C, liquors, 703i Davis 
 Roefiler H, carpenter and ciibinet maker, 
 
 225 Post 
 Roethe Christian, druggist, 501 Third 
 Rogat J, coiTee stand, 816 Front 
 Rogers Daniel, atty at law, 604 March 
 Rogers Geo A, restaurant, 1244 Mission 
 Rogers H, agt vSamuel Merritt, 22 Cal 
 Rogers H D, physician and surgeon, 410 
 
 Kearny 
 Rogers R F, stock broker, 80 Nevada 
 
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 ROOERS S D> mining secy, 328 Mont 
 Rogers S L, atty at law, 628 Montgy 
 
 Rogers Z, physician, 308 Sutter 
 RogK'a J, plumber, 440 Broadway 
 Rondo Henry, liquors, SW oor Front 
 
 and Washington 
 Rohdo J, grocer, SW cor Clay and Tay. 
 
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 Rohde Peter, liquors, 8 Clay 
 Rohe Mrs M^ varieties, S W cor Webster 
 
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 RohlfTs C C, groceries, 1 Mission 
 Rohlffs & Woebke, liquors, 1 Mission 
 Rohr J N, painter, 6 Tyler 
 Rohrs D, grocer, 1101 Clay 
 Rohrs Geo H, liquors, cor Sutter and 
 
 Central ave 
 Rohrs J D, groceries, 1501 Mission 
 Rohte Bros, Doots and shoes, 50J Jack 
 Rokusck Albert, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 316 Bush 
 Roley J & Co, liquors, 308 Kearny 
 Rolff M, restaurant, 2019 Fillmore 
 Roller & Layng, printers, 61 1 Clay 
 Rollet Chas, bakery, 639 Broadway 
 Rollins R R & Co, auctioneers and ap- 
 praisers, 535 California 
 Rollins Wm, real estate, 6 Montgy ave 
 
 ROMA HOTEL, G & P Beronio proprs, 
 
 818 Sansom 
 Roman B, clothing and furnisliing goods, 
 
 940 and 942 Market 
 Romani 8, liquors, 437 Broadway 
 Romani Scbastiano, bakery and vermi- 
 celli, 1518^ Dupont 
 Romberg W, groceries, 1049 Howard 
 Roney E, wood and coal, 1312 Pacific 
 Roony James & Bro, grocer, Potrero ave 
 
 bet El Dorado and Sixteenth ave 
 Rooney P H, liquors, 813 Battery 
 Roos Bros, clothing, 25 and 37 Kearny 
 Root & Sanderson, wholesale grocers, 
 tobacco and cigars, 122 and 124 Mar- 
 ket, 19 and 21 California 
 Root T E, pres Odorless Excavating 
 
 Apparatus Co, 432 Kearny 
 Roquos Marie, confectionery, 1507 Dup 
 
 Rorke B B & Co, stock brokers, 304 
 
 Montgomery 
 Rosa Jos, barber, 433 Pine 
 Rosa J P, barber, 657 Clay 
 Rose A W Jr, mining secy, 302 Montgy 
 Rose D, groceries, 106 Howard 
 Rose Edw J, cigars, 316 Bush 
 Rose Fred, groceries, 731 Brannan 
 Rosckrans H M, house painter, 517 Cal 
 Rosekrans H & Co, hardware, tools and 
 
 builders' material, 638 Market 
 Rosenbaum ASA Co, imprs cigars and 
 
 leaf tobacco, SE cor Cat and Battery 
 Rosenbaum Charles, shoemaker, 658 
 
 Mission 
 ROSENBAUM & CSO, importers white 
 
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 BOSENBAVM F IE ft CO. French, 
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 and crystal sheets, 567 Market 
 
 Boscnbaum Jno H, liquors, cor Rail- 
 road and Fifth aves 
 
 Roscnbaum J I & Co, mannfrs and deal- 
 ers in cigars, SE oor Battery and Clay 
 
 Rosenbaum Moses, capitalist, 206 Front 
 
 Roscnbdum 8, attorney at law, 302 
 Montgomery 
 
 BOSENBAVM ft SCHEELINE, at 
 
 torneys at law, 302 Montgomery 
 Rosenberg"B, boots and shoes, 108(Jeary 
 Rosenberg G, butcher, 1 Mission Mkt 
 Rosenberg Jos, capitalist, 410Montgy 
 Rosenberg L, butcher, 3 Metropolitan 
 
 Market 
 Rosenberg M, butcher, 51!) Franklin 
 Rosenberg S S, butcher, 1501 Powell 
 Rosenblum D, barber, 504 Hayes 
 Rosenblum P, shoemaker, 207 Sixteenth 
 Roseucrana \V S, manager Safety Pow- 
 der Co, 202 Sansom 
 Rosencrantz L, dry goods, 252 Fourth 
 
 BOSENDALE A C ft GO, importers 
 
 fancy goods and novelties, 549 Slarket 
 Rosener Bros, capitalists, 213 Battery 
 Roseuer H, tailor, 402 Sixth 
 Rosener S, tailor, 808 Folsoin 
 RosGiifeld A, fancy and dry goods, 1302 
 
 Polk 
 Rosenfeld Jno, coal and com merchant, 
 
 310 Sanson! 
 Rosenfeld S, manufr ladies and child- 
 ren's underwear, 539 Market 
 Rosenfeld S, glove factory, 125 Sansom 
 Rosengarn H, liquors, 202 Post 
 Roseushine & Bn)ther, impr tobacco and 
 cigars, 604 and 606 Front 
 
 BOSENTHAL ADOLPHt consulate 
 
 German Empire, 321 Battery 
 Rosenthal A S & Co, wholesale dry 
 
 goods, 202 Bush 
 Rosenthal Bros, dry and fancy goods, 
 
 810 Market 
 BOSENTHAL, EEDEB ft CO, man 
 
 ufacturerers and imprs boots and 
 
 shoes, 33 and 35 Battery 
 BOSENTHAL & FBOHMAN. imprs 
 
 cigars and tobacco, 627 and 629 Mont 
 Rosenthal Mrs G, furnishing goods, 120 
 
 Sixth 
 Rosenthal & Germain, job printers, 538 
 
 California 
 Rosenthal I, boots and shoes, 202 Pac 
 Rosenthal I L, boots and shoes, 1326 
 
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 Rosenthal Jos, furniture, 47 Third 
 Rosenthal L, atty at law, 419 Pine 
 Rosenthal M, hairdresser, 225 Dupont 
 Rose nthal M, fancy goods, 908 Dupont 
 BOSENTHAL HABCUS, attorney 
 
 at law, 635 California 
 
 Rosentreter Otto, grocer, s s Lombard 
 
 nr Sansom 
 Roseta Frank & Co, restaurant, 607 Clay 
 Rosie Walter, secy U W Boot & Shoe 
 
 Co, 416 Market 
 Ross A, grocer, 629 Front 
 Ross Alex, bootmaker, 503 Hayos 
 Ross Brothers, wood and coal, 313 First 
 Ross Bros, millinery goods, 938 Market 
 Ross D W, carpenter, 416 Sacramento 
 Ross Erskine M, associate justice su- 
 preme court, 640 Clay 
 Ross & Hutchinson, carpenters, NW cor 
 
 Linden and Van Ness ave 
 Ross Mrs Mary,confectionery,503 Hayes 
 
 BOSS WM T. A H, teacher of elocu- 
 tion, St Ann's bldg, cor EJdy and 
 
 Powell, rooms 78 and 79 
 Rossbach F VV, propr S F Packing &, 
 
 Provision Co, 513 to 521 Washington 
 BOSSETEB & SMITH. French calf 
 
 skins and shoe findings, 545 Market 
 Rossi A & Co, liquors, 521 Commercial 
 Rossi & Co, druggists, SW cor Green 
 
 and Dupont 
 Rossi G, butcher, 515 Broadway 
 Rostein Louis, fancy goods, 110 Seventh 
 Rotenberg A, dry goods, 127 Seventh 
 Rotenstein Alexander, liquors, 6?3 and 
 
 635 Clay 
 Roth Charles, butcher, Sixteeenth 
 
 Guerrero and Dolores 
 Roth & Co, wholesale liquors, 214 
 
 216 Pine 
 Roth John, fruit, SJV cot Battery 
 
 California 
 Rothchild J S & Co, gen ii'dse, 28 San 
 Rothchild & Marx, attys at law, 315 Cal 
 Rothernian & Stolte, liquors. Fourth bet 
 
 Townseiul and King 
 Rothermel & Muller, butchers, 702 Bush 
 Rothermel P H, bootmaker, 403 O'Far 
 Rothganger Frederick, wagonmaker, 834 
 
 Harrison 
 Rotger & Bishoff, confectioners, 307 East 
 Rothman H, variety, 1513^ Dupont 
 
 BOTHSCHILD ft EHBENFFOBT, 
 
 steam candy factory, 408 Clay 
 Rothschild Henry, groceries and liquors, 
 
 NE cor Powell and Ellis 
 Rothschild Joseph, attorney at law, 604 
 
 Clay 
 Rottanzi Antonio, physician, SE cor 
 
 Third and Folsom 
 Kottanri G, liquors, 1027 Market 
 Rotterman Chas, liquors. Sixth bet Mar- 
 ket and Mission 
 Roturier & Zabaldano, druggists, SE cor 
 
 Kearny and Pacific 
 Rouard Joseph, grocer, cor Liberty and 
 
 Townsend 
 Rouleau F A, searcher of records, 328 
 
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 prcsa, 1 Commercial 
 Rounduy Cliait li & Co, cigara and to- 
 bacco, 41*2 Koarny 
 Uoiintrue& Lunj^laiul, stockbrokers, 327 
 
 Pine 
 Uountreu & Mo(,*liiro, grocers, 4(M Front 
 Round Valley Water Co, A Halsoy hoc, 
 
 314 Mont;^oniury 
 Roure Joa, bakery, NK cor l)upont and 
 
 Union 
 Rourko Charloa, grocerioa, 751) Bryant 
 Rourko Jotin, morclmnt tailor, 1 1 i Mont 
 Rouao C S, ai'tiat, G Eddy 
 Rouse & Laws, comniitision merchants, 
 
 grain, 30() Davia 
 Rouaact Paul, cnmmiaaion merchant, (>1!) 
 
 Montgomery 
 Rovcgno I>, restaurant, (> 1 5 Commercial 
 Rowe Elj\atic Truss Co, 702 Market 
 
 ROWELL CHA8, phyiacian and sur 
 
 gcou, 4'J<) Kc:trny 
 Rowland Mrs l)r, physician, 917 Mkt 
 Rowley & Co, manager I'rofesaional Pro 
 
 tectivc AHSociatioti, 008 Market 
 Roy Th & Co, laundry, 1 1 'J Taylor 
 EOYAL FIRE INS CO, Falkner, Bell 
 
 & Co, 430 California 
 Royal Mail Hteam Packet Co, E Clarke 
 
 & Co agents, 108 LeideadoriF 
 Royal !^t John Sewing Machine Co, 30 
 
 Second 
 Royal iSoap Co, W J Houston & Co 
 
 agentf -05 Front 
 Royal \Vm, atty at law, 504 Koarny 
 Roy CO CE, atty at law, 1214 Kauaoni 
 Royer Herman, belting and lacing, 855 
 
 to (SGI Jiryaut 
 Royer, Myer k Co, 8hipi)ing and eoni- 
 
 miaaion merchanta, and agents Marine 
 
 Ins Co, U12 Battery 
 ROTLANCE J* manufrs of plumbers' 
 
 bi'aaa and silver-plated work, 45 and 
 
 47 Fremont 
 Roysdon A W, atty at law, G3G Clay 
 
 ROZIERE Ct impr and dealers wines 
 
 and li(]Uora, 21 Stockton 
 Ruby S M Co, 10 Merchants' Exchange 
 Ruddock J U, plumber, 820 Sutter 
 Rudec Isaac, dry goods and variety, 129 
 
 Second 
 Rndee J, varietiea, 120 Second 
 Rudkin J A, stock broker, 14 Leid 
 Rudolph A, butcher, NE cor Folaom and 
 
 Sixth 
 Rudolph Charles, liquors, cor Dupout 
 
 and O'Farrell 
 Rudolph vJ A Co, pianos, 4 and fi Fifth 
 Rudolph Wm, oils, 1567 Market 
 Reubar J G R, physician, G49 Broadway 
 Rued J C, commission merchant, 3-1 Clay 
 Rucser Charles, carriagcmaker, 335 
 
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 RUFFINO L J ft 00> marblo works, 
 
 9G4 to 970 Bryant 
 Rugg S P, physician, 302 Stockton 
 Uuggles I> \V, junk, 310 Jackaon 
 
 RUHL BROSi importers and com, 522 
 
 Montgomery 
 Ruiz Hros, cigars, NE cor Stockton and 
 
 Paeilio 
 
 RULE FERDINAND K. gun ins agt, 
 
 (lire, life ami marine), 310 Pino 
 Rule J VV, apothecary. Third and How 
 Uulhranir A r,picturo mats, 7G9|jMark()t 
 Rumetseh Jacob, licjuors, N\V cor l>u- 
 
 poiifc and Sutter 
 Riunpinaky August, liquora, NW cor 
 
 Mission and lioale 
 Ruppjl Conrad, dairy produeo, 228 4th 
 Riippeliui W, watchmaker andj jeweler 
 
 NK cor Mission atid Fifth 
 Ruaehcr.), licjuors, 103 Jesaie 
 Itnah Ed, liquors, 941 Market 
 llush M, clothing, 21 Mic -Ivct 
 Ruslonevea \V .J, plumbing and stoves, 
 
 2325 Mission 
 Rundo C li, grocer, N\V cor Eighteenth 
 
 and Sherman 
 Rnngo F, bjotmaktr, 1120 Taylor 
 Rungo F W, grocery, 40 Third 
 llunge (J M, grocer, NE cor Union aud 
 
 Ootavia 
 Russ (! A, merchant, 320 Sunsom 
 RUSS HOUSE, S H Seym)ur & Co 
 
 propra, 215 Montgomery cor Huah 
 Rush J & Co, lumber, 3G ^\i irket 
 
 RUSS. MEYRINK <^ r„ wholesale 
 
 Mexican oranges and lime.i, 225 San 
 Rusaack I, chiro])odist, 31 Eddy 
 lluasel Edwin, note and loan broker, 31^ 
 
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 Uuaaell Broa, Ijarber, 02 Second 
 Russell David F, boots and shoes, 536 
 
 Sixteenth 
 Itussell E, liquorH, 6 Polk 
 Pusaell.J, hatter, 13G Third 
 Russell J B, boots and ahoea, NW cor 
 
 Dupont andCJeary 
 Rusaell \V F, aecty and fl;onl freight agt 
 
 N i' C R R, 328 Montgomery, rm 10 
 Russian River, Land k Luml)er Co, 328 
 
 Moiittjomery, rm 10 
 RUST R C, «itty at law, 509 Kearny 
 Rustemoyer W J, stovea etc, 2325 Miss 
 l{uttger Joe, saloon, 710 Montgomery 
 Ryan E,|boots and 8hoe8,Twenty-8evouth 
 
 and San Bruno road 
 Ryan James, grocery and liquors, 116 
 
 Seventh 
 Ryan .1 B, harnesamakcr, 639 Broadway 
 Ryan J 1>, capitalist, 524 VVoshiugtou 
 Ryan J W, grocer aud liquors, SE cor 
 
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 Ryan L, auctioneer, 537 California 
 Ryan Michael, saloon, 818 Howard 
 
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 Ityau Thos, livory stiihlo, <)J5 Kllis 
 Ilyckniau W L, stoekhroker, 317 Mont 
 Kydcr Mini* E, urtiMt, l.'(5i Koarny 
 Kyiier Mrs F S, artist, '.'(Ji Kearny 
 Rye Patch Con Mill & Min Co, 3'27 V 
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 Ryhnur Citas, coinmissiou, 21G Uuvia 
 
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 Sabatia a K ft * 'o, liquors and com mer- 
 
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 Sahatio I' (k & Co, wholonalo Ii(iuorH, 
 
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 Snhiu F, cigar manufr, .102 Montgomery 
 Sabine Mining Co, 40'J Calilornii 
 Sablatschau J, boot and ahoeniakor, 810 
 
 I/agiina 
 Sachau & Mueller, Tark Hotel, t.'0 and 
 
 •2H Turk 
 Sacha L & M A; Co, imprs dry goods, 8\V 
 
 cor Battery and IJuah 
 Sacha, Strasaburger & Co, imprs fancy 
 
 goods, iSK cor fSan.iom and I'ino 
 Sachso Louis, bakery, 315 .Stockton 
 Sack John C, olectro-magnctio instru- 
 ments, 18 Market 
 Sacramento and I'lacervillo R R, oflice 
 
 NE cor Fourth and Townaond 
 Sacramento River Packing C'o, W Rrad- 
 
 ford secy, 318 Front 
 SADLER & CO, iinpra notions ajul 
 
 stationery, 005 Mariict 
 
 SAFETY FUND BENEVOLENT 
 
 ASS'N, C \V Uryant \n\-6, Muitiu L'i 
 Theihnann aocy, I'JO Kearny 
 Safety I'owiler Co, W 8 Rosecrans aupt, 
 
 '202 Sansom 
 Saffold & Meux, uttys at law, 217 San 
 SatlbldR B, atty at law, 217 Sanaoin 
 Sagehorn H, gn)cerioa and litjuora, 520 
 
 Union 
 Sage Louis P, Lowell's warehouse, XE 
 
 cor Battery and Union 
 Sage'a Oil Warehouao, SW cor Union 
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 I Sahrbachor Chas, butcher, 904 Stockton 
 and SK cor Clay anil Taylor 
 Sahla F, toys, 2054 Minna 
 Sahnke II G, co-operative groceries, SE 
 
 cor Sixtoeuth and Dolores 
 Sainaot F'rancis, restaurant, 200 Miaaion 
 Saracen E, re staur ant, 814 Third 
 ST DENIS JULES, house and sign 
 painter and paper hanging, storo 1305 
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 St George Hotel, Jno A Muxsom mana-l 
 
 ger, 812 Kearny 
 ST GEORGE STABLES, A B Butler, 
 
 Bush above Kearny 
 St Ignatius College, Hayes and BVaaklin 
 
 St .lolin Edward P, carpenter, NE cor 
 Wiisliinjiton and Maplo 
 
 ST LAWRENCE STABLE, McCord, 
 
 Bridge i C'.), 212 Sutler 
 St Uuia llotfl, Nicholas Baker, 13 Pac 
 St LoiiiM Miiiiufj; Co, •^03 Buah 
 St Luke'a Hoapitiil, terminus of Valencia 
 St Marya llosiiital, cor First and Bryant 
 St Nlcholiia lua Co, 210 Sunsom 
 .St Patrick Con ( Jold Mining Co, Stock 
 
 Exchange Buihling 
 St Paul A, phyaici .n, 850 Markot 
 Sk Paul lua Co, Hutcliinaon & Mann 
 
 ,.m,,,t-^ .(22 California 
 St V'inc«mt School, sisters of charity, 
 
 071 Mission 
 Sahunaiidor Felting Co, 317 California 
 Salamon E S, atty at law, 432 Montgy 
 Salas & Moore, cigars and tobacco, cor 
 
 \Vaal>in,<.;t<)n and Montgomery 
 Sulich L, fruit, '.111 Keiirny 
 Siiliedo Alex, barber, 535 Sacramento 
 SALFIELD C, physician, 30 Kciiruy 
 Salomon J L, pawn broker, 022 Koarny 
 Salomon J, broker, 502 Kearny 
 Salomon N, grocer, 00 Center Market 
 Saltnjan Cliaa, butcher, 1800 Bush 
 Siim Joa, liquors, 038 Commercial 
 
 SAM KEE. Chinese Employment office, 
 
 511 Buah 
 Saminy Ceo, groceries and liquors, NE 
 
 cor Tyler and Larkin 
 Sample & Beyer, saloon, 10 to 18 
 
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 SAMPLE SS, liquors, 211 Kearny 
 Siuupa 1' It, ate.im sodi worka, 201 
 
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 Samanitlier George, lodging house, 411 
 
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 Samuel A, saloon. 311 Fifth 
 Samuel, Cupplea & Co, wooden and wil- 
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 matchea, 123 California 
 Samuel H, tail.r. SOS Third 
 SAMUELS Df Lace House, 102 Kearny 
 Samuels \V K S, surgeon and accouchor, 
 
 7 lit Market 
 SAMUELS W R G, physician, 719 Mkt 
 Samuels J, dry goods, 2S Kearny 
 San Bernarilino Borax Mining Co, 1) 
 
 Riddel secy, 430 Montgomery 
 
 SAN BRUNO HOTEL, John Schaer. 
 
 proprietor, cor 20th and San Bruno R 
 San Carlos G and S M Co, 040 Market 
 Sanders Mrs H S, physician, 2510 Fol 
 Sanderaon Silas, counsel for C P R R, 
 
 cor Fourth and Townsend 
 San Diego G and S M Co, 046 Market 
 S F Abend Post Publishing Co, 535 Cal 
 S F Art Association, Irvmg M Scott, 
 
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 S F Benevolent Association, R Beeching 
 
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 S F Box Factory, South Point Mills, 
 Berry bet Third and Fourth 
 
 S F Bridge Co, J McMullcn manager, 
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 S F Brush Factory, R W Simpson pro- 
 prietor, 613 and 615 Brannan 
 
 S F CALL CO, 525 Montgy and 710 Mkt 
 
 S F CANDLE CO, Judson &, Woodman 
 
 Bros, 402 Front 
 S F Chemical Works, Judson & Shep- 
 
 ard, 4^'" Front 
 "S F CHRONICLE," Chas De Young & 
 
 Co proprs, NE cor Bush and Kearny 
 S F Clearing House, 211 Sausom 
 S F Co-operation Yard, cor Folsom and 
 
 Steuart 
 S F Cordage Co, Tubbs and Co, proprs, 
 
 611 and 613 Front 
 S F Directory Publishing Co, 518 Clay 
 H F Female Hospital, 030 Clay 
 S F Fire Co No 1, 419 Pacific 
 S F GAS LIGHT CO, Peter Donahue, 
 
 prest, N S Baunett secy, cor First 
 
 and Natoma 
 
 S F JEWELRY MANUFACTORY. 
 
 D W Laird propr, 27 Post 
 
 "S F JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. 
 
 W H Murray manager, 414 Clay 
 S F Last Factory, Levegue & Potter 
 
 proprietors, 10 Stevenson 
 S F Laundry, office 33 Geary, Eddy bet 
 
 Fillmore and Steiner 
 S F Literary Bureau, 511 Cal, room 35 
 S F LAW LIBRARY, G ti W Hope 
 
 librarian, 628 Montgomery 
 S F Lying in and Foundling Asylum, 
 
 915 Tyler 
 SF MANUFACTURING AND RE 
 
 FING CO. Ja8 Robinson secy, 408 Cal 
 S F Market, Clay bet Sansom and Mont 
 "S F MERCHANT THE," Alex and D 
 
 Bell editors, 323 Front 
 S F NEWS CO, Emil Bauer manager, 
 
 Robt White treas, 413 and 415 Wash 
 ••S FNEWS LETTER" (weekly) F 
 
 Marriott propr, 607 attd616 Merchant 
 
 S F AND NORTH PACIFIC R R CO. 
 
 P Donahue prest, 426 Montgomery 
 S F Pacific R R Co's Steamers, P S 
 
 Guerin act, Washiniiton St Wharf 
 8 F and Pacific Glass Works, (IJarlton 
 
 Newman manager. King near Fourth 
 S F Packing and Provision Co, 513 to 
 
 521 Washington 
 S F Petroleum Co, L D Fisk secy, 402 
 
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 S F AND PIONEER VARNISH 
 
 WORKS, HueterBroB proprs, 12 2nd 
 S F Pioneer Woollen Factory, 1 15 Bat 
 
 B F PLATING WORKS. E G Den 
 
 nisten proprs, 653 and 655 Mission 
 
 "S P Public School Record," Georges 
 Francfort editor, 603 Washington 
 
 "S F Punch," 838 Mar ket 
 
 S F SAVINGS UNION, James De 
 Fremery prest, Lovell White cashier 
 and secy, 532 California 
 
 "SF STAR," Geo T Hanly & Co pub- 
 Ushers, 214 Sacramento 
 
 S F STEAMBOAT & TRANSPORT- 
 ATION CO. Jeremiah Miller pres, 
 Fred W I'aton secretary, Jackson St 
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 S F STOCK BREWERY, 21 18 Powell 
 
 SF stock and Exchange Board, E P 
 Peckham pres, 333 to 337 Pine 
 
 S F Surgical Home for Women, 516 Sut 
 
 S F Tannery, Anton Kreig propr, cor 
 Twenty-seventh and San Bruno Road 
 
 S F Telephone Exchange, Samuel Hub- 
 bard agt, 140 Montgomery 
 
 S F Trade Protection Assn, H W Bax- 
 ter manager, 438 California 
 
 S F TiTink Manufg Co, NW cor Sutter 
 and Montgomcrv 
 
 S FTurn Vcrein ilalle, 323 Turk 
 
 S F Typographical Union, W G Smith 
 secy, 600 Montgomery 
 
 S F WIRE WORKS, C H Gruenhagen 
 propr, 660 Mission 
 
 San Geronimo G & S Min Co, 646 Mkt 
 
 SanguJnetti Andrew, fruit, 718 Green- 
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 San Joaquin & King's River Canal Co, 
 F L Palmer secy, 533 Kearny 
 
 San Jose Fruit Packing Co, George W 
 Hume agt, 318 Front 
 
 San Jose Woolen Mills, John R Mason 
 agt, 541 Market 
 
 San Mateo Water Works, 224 California 
 
 San Pablo & Tulare Railroad, office ME 
 cor Fourth and Townsend 
 
 San Pedro G & S Min Co, 646 Market 
 
 San Pedro G Min Co, 328 Mongomery 
 
 Sen Pedro Min Co, 301) Montgomery 
 
 San Quentin Ferry, foot Clay 
 
 SAN RAFAEL EXPRESS. W M 
 
 White propr, 1 Commercial 
 San Rafael Min Co, 646 Market 
 San Xavier Mining &, Smelting Co, 32 
 
 Merchants' Exchange 
 Sanborn A W, manufr cr.rriages and 
 
 wagons, 24 and 26 Bcale 
 Sanborn Map tc Publishing Co, C W 
 
 Morse agt, 420 California 
 Sanborn T C, stock broker, 314 Montgy 
 Sanborn, Vail Sl Co, pictures, frames and 
 
 moldings, 871 Market 
 Snchez R B, com agent and broker, 215 
 
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 Sancken C ft Co, groceries, etc, NE cor 
 
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 Sand Bros, barbers, 50 4th and 23 3rd 
 Sand Ferdinand, hairdresser, 23 Third 
 
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 Sander P F C, atty at law, 207 Sansom 
 Sanders A, poultry and game, 81 Centre 
 
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 Sandera C, groceries and liquors, NE 
 
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 Sanders P, hotel, 823 Battery 
 Sandersfield F T, groceries, 1501 Leav 
 
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 SAl^DEESON & HORN, manufrs ci 
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 Sanderson J A, li(juors, Oakland Ferry 
 
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 Sandford & Marx, liquors, IG Steuart 
 Sandmann E, liquors, 233 Sixt.i 
 Sanford & Robinson, manufrs shirts, col- 
 lars and cuffs, 120 Kearny, rm 32 
 Sangninetti N A, barber, 1512 Stockton 
 Sanguinetti Paul, boots and shoas, 1518A 
 
 Stockton 
 Sanguinetti Stephen, liciuors, 526 Bdwy 
 Sankey Chas A, mining secy, 331 Mont 
 Santa Clara Petroleum Co, L 1) Fialc 
 
 secy, 402 Montgomery 
 Santa Mina (> Min Co, 330 Pine 
 Santiago G & S Min Co, 04G Market 
 Sarano John, grocer, N W cor Union and 
 
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 Saratoga Music Hall, Jacob Sleicher 
 
 propr, 814 Ceary 
 Sargent A A, atty at law, 310 Pine 
 Sargent S insurance broker, 322 Cal 
 SARONI LOUIS & CO. wholesale con 
 
 fectionery, 420 Sacramento 
 Sarret M, liquors, llUl l>upont 
 Sars E, grocer, 715 Natoma 
 Sartor & Stetfani, li(iu()rs, 1 107 Dup 
 Sass AH, li(iu(>r?, 1042 Folsom 
 SATHER &.C0, bankers, 51 S Montgy 
 Satterlee W, insurance, (528 Montgy 
 Saucelito Ferry, foot of Clay 
 Saufley Wm B, atty at law, 202 San 
 Saul J, confectionery, 314 Fifth 
 
 SAULMANIT & LAUENSTEIN. res 
 
 tauraut anil coffee suloun, ,')20 Cal 
 Sauluier John & Co, wholesale li(]uors, 
 
 groceries and drugs, (i()7 and tiO!) Front 
 Saunders Joseph, carpenter, (i3ti Coml 
 Savage Mining Co, E B Holmes secy, 
 
 30'J Montgomery 
 Savage & Son, proprs Empire Foundry, 
 
 137 to 141 Fremont 
 Savings and Loan Society (The), Samuel 
 
 Cowles prest, Cyrus W Carmany casli- 
 
 ier, (>15 Clay 
 Sawtelle Mrs C M, pliysician.Pil) Kearny 
 
 and 2027 Mission 
 Sa wyer A F, physician, 302 Stockton 
 SAWYER B F & GO, leather dealers, 
 
 wool, hides and tallow, 323 Front 
 
 Sawyer & Ball, attys, 502 Montgomery 
 Sawyer E D, atty, 502 Montgomery 
 Sawyer Lorenzo, judge U S circuit court, 
 
 cor Sansom and Washington 
 Sawyer L S B, atty at law, clerk and 
 
 com U S circuit court, cor Sansom 
 
 and Washington 
 Sawyer Otis V, notary public, 4iM Mont 
 Sawyer \V D, atty at law, 022 Clay 
 Sayre J H, mining secy, 330 Pine.rm 36 
 Sawyer Lorenzo, atty, U S Appraisers' 
 
 building 
 Sayers \V F, atty, 214 Sansom 
 
 SBARBORO & CO (Andrea), whole- 
 sale and retail grocers and w ine mer- 
 chants, 531 Washington 
 Sbessa Uacoi'^.o, fisherman, boats, 37 Sac 
 Scalmanini Carlo, wine cellar, 712 Front 
 Scandinavif'a Hotel, A Carlson & C 
 
 Swenson, 28 and 30 Clay 
 Scanlan John, shoemaker, 546 Fourth 
 Scanjiell David, chief engineer S F Fire 
 ^ Department, Old City Hall, 722 Kear 
 Scarry John, carpenter, 40 22d 
 Scully Jeremiah, grocer, 1313 Sansom 
 Sehada A, boots and shoes, 331 16th 
 Schadler H. saddlery, 2004 Mission 
 Schaefer C. liquors, 1129 Mission 
 SCHAER JOHN, propr San Bruno Ho- 
 tel, cor 28th and San Bruno Road 
 SCHAFER & CO, clothiers and mer- 
 chant tailors, 1 1 Montgomery 
 Schafer F, artist, 432 Montgomery 
 Schatf Janie, dressmaker, 507 Broadway 
 Schammel H, pickling works, 610 Lom- 
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 Scluirfenberg Adolph, tailor, 27 Stock 
 Scharowaki Mrs, dressmaker, 321 Powell 
 Scharpen 1', licjuors, 506 Sixth 
 
 SCHAWL C, agent for the Royal, St 
 
 John and Remington sewing machines, 
 
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 Scheele Adam, boot and shoemaker, SE 
 
 cor Union and Octavia 
 Scheeline Nathan, wholesale butcher, 
 
 331 Kearny 
 Scheer Henry, bootmaker, 737 Vallejo 
 Scheggia C, lodgings and li(piors, 1205 
 
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 Schehr W, tailor, 510 Montgomery ave 
 Scheinei Catherine, bakery, 203 Second 
 Schelleuburge A, tailor, 10 Stockton 
 Scheper A, grocer, NW cor Pine and 
 
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 Scheper C, groceries, SW cor Fifteenth 
 
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 Scheper J H, liquors, NE cor Baale and 
 
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 Scheper John H, grocer, NE cor Ciay 
 
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 Scheper Joseph, grocer aud liquors, SK 
 
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 Schoppler Wm, jeweler, 24 Post 
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 Scherr ¥, Pioneer Malt House, 210G 
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 Schetzel M P, collector and gen agt, 601 
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 Scheurer Christain, tailor, 147 Fourth 
 
 Schieble Gea, carpenter, 710 (ireen 
 
 SCHIEFFER C H, dealer in leather and 
 
 tiudings, 'J.lii iJusii 
 Schienere Fr, locksmith and bellhanger, 
 
 785 Folsom 
 Schilber F, cooperage, 4i;^ Drannn 
 Schimpf Mrs Lena, confectionery, 1018 
 
 Powell 
 Schiller Henry, gold and silver engraver, 
 
 33<» Bush 
 SCHINTZ J H. corkscrew manufr and 
 
 cutter, 10 .Stevenson 
 Schirmer E, cement and iron stone pipe 
 
 manufr, 430 Montgomery 
 Schirmeier Frederick, bellhanger, 785 
 
 Mission 
 Schlabertr Bros, manufr cigars, 629 Wash 
 Schlechtweg Chas, groceries, 1721 How 
 Sehleef »I H, grocer, 815 Jackson 
 Schleiden & SchoU, ship and Custom 
 
 House brokers, 418 Battery 
 Schlesselmann John, grocers, NE cor 
 
 Fdlmore and Turk 
 Schlichter Pli, drygoods, 52 and 54 4th 
 Schlichtiiig H F, grocer and liquors, 440 
 
 Fifth 
 
 SCHLICKER HENRY, liquors, 717 
 
 Davis 
 Schlingman & Mark, groceries, SE cor 
 
 Bartlett and Twenty-sixth 
 Schloss Benj & Co, grocers, SE cor Sut- 
 ter and Larkin 
 Schloss M, coal, 28 Turk 
 Schloss S, furnishing goods, 24i Sixth 
 Schluster & Volbcrg, carpets and oil 
 
 olotlis, 70i) Market 
 SCHLUKER N, Hfiuors, 717 Davis 
 Schluter D, liquors, 508 Davis 
 Schmalz Wm, pawn broker, w a Fourcii 
 Schmalzlen G, liquors, 121 Fourth 
 Schmidt Adolph, saloon, NE cor Fifth 
 
 and Berry 
 Schmidt Anna, clairvoyant, 320 Dupont 
 Schmidt E H, cigars and tobacco, 1317 
 
 Stockton 
 Schmidt & Fretz, pickles, 119 Com 
 Schmidt (r, dentist, 1747 Mission 
 Schmidt Henry, boots and shoes, 1402 ^ 
 
 Powell 
 Schmidt Henry, cigars and tobacco, 800 
 
 Kearny 
 Schmidt Hubert, liquors, 534 Mont ave 
 Schmidt H W & Bro, drugs, 542 Kearny 
 Selnnidt John, tobacco, 427 East 
 Schmidt John F, cigar manufr, 206 Bush 
 8chniidt Joseph, dry goods, 1307,Dup 
 
 SCHMIDT M & CO. litographers, trin- 
 
 cographers, 411 Clay and 412 Com 
 Schmidt P R, architect, 103 Post 
 Schmidt Peter, cigars, 325 Lhipont 
 Schmidt & Thomsen, batchers, 1405 
 
 Bush 
 Schmidt W, 'iquors, Mission Market 
 Schmieden Henry, stockbroker, 330 Mont 
 Schmitt F A, hairdresser, 403 Dupont 
 Sclnnitt Geo, liquurs, OnO and 922 Mkt 
 Schmitt J L & Co, stockbrokers 6 Mer- 
 chants' Exchange 
 Schmitts Wm, candy factory, 323 Bdwy 
 
 SCHMITZ JOHN P, wines and liquors, 
 
 (wholesale and retail), 1032 Market 
 Schmolz Wm, mathematical instrument 
 
 maker, 420 Montgomery 
 Schnabel C, dressmaker, lOi?^ Ellis 
 Sclmeider Benj, liquors, SE cor .Mont- 
 gomery and Clay 
 ■Schneider F (r, locksmith, 512 Hayes 
 Schneider Geo, liijuors, 11'25 Dupont 
 Schneider H, bootmaker, 305;^ O'Farrell 
 Schneider J ;ic»b, bakery, 115 Oak 
 Schneider John, fruit and candy, 1705 
 
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 Sclineider W H, dentist's material, 28 
 
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 Schneider Mrs .J, pianoforte teacher, 505 
 
 O'Farrell 
 Schnetzler & Bill, sausage factory, 21 
 
 Sixth 
 Schneider Ph, boots and shoes, 071 How 
 Schnibbe Chris, groceries, NE cor Mis- 
 sion and Thirteuntli 
 Schnittger Henry, groceries and licjuors, 
 
 SE cor Clay and Filmoro 
 Schnitzer Jacob, cigars and tol)acco, 
 dealer and manufacturer, 312 Fourth 
 Schober & Sefrin, niauufrs of malt mills 
 
 anil malt kilns, etc, 'J03 Fremont 
 Schoenlicht Jolin, fruit, 10094 Folsom 
 SchoUe & liankershim. Union Warehouse 
 
 Co, cor Union and Battery 
 Schnoor Chris H, bellhanger, 219 Sixth 
 Schoellhorn F, tailor, 1528 Stockton 
 Schoemaker A, tailor and variety, 262ifi 
 
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 Schoen David B, SE (!or Kearny and 
 
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 Schoen L L, barber, 1250 Market 
 Schoene Hermann, photographer, cor 
 
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 Schoeneman Fritz, sportsmen's empo- 
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 Sciio.iili Id A, furnishing goods, 14 Sixth 
 Schoenfeld ISios, drygoods, 515 and 517 
 
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 SCHOENFELD JAGOR stock-raiser 
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 Schoenmaker Constant, contractor, 654 
 
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 Schoenstein F B, machine shop, 511 
 
 Fulton 
 Schonwald Albert, barber, 2209 Geary 
 Schoenwald Otto, barber, 127 .Secoml 
 Schohay Albert, silversmith, 302.^ Hayes 
 Scholiay F, groceries, 020 Pacific 
 Schohay & Miller, real estates, 3021 
 
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 Scholl & Wheeler, custom house brokers, 
 
 608 Battery 
 Scholle Antony, groceries and liquors, 
 
 NE cor Turk and Leavenworth 
 Scholle Bros, capitalists, 232Montgy 
 Seholler H, barber and baths, 2755 Miss 
 Sehomberg W, upholsterer, >J E cor O'- 
 
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 Sclxiaft'ld Simon, cigur.s and tobacco, 20 
 
 Powell 
 
 Schonfelder John, liiiuors, 1113 Dupont 
 Schonwasser B & Co, ladies underweai-, 
 
 222 Kearny 
 Scliortemeire, H H, grocer, 816 Cal 
 Schotcher & Cibbs, canned fish, 31b 
 
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 Schott Chaa, groceries, 713 Brannau 
 
 SCHOTTLER A & CO, gro(;er, NE cor 
 
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 Schottler J F, real etatc, 224 Montgy 
 Schrader J, butcher, cor Point Lobos and 
 
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 Schrader & Lehman, groceries, 455 Stev 
 
 SCERAFF CHAS, furniture, 279 San 
 
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 Seliraubstadter Wm, pianos, Geary nr 
 
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 Schreiber J, liquors, 033 Missiun 
 Schreibor J, real estate, 633 Mission 
 Sclireppel Mrs A, physician, 338 Third 
 Schroder — , liquors, 213 Montgomery 
 Schro<ter & Albrechl, Cal Candy Facto- 
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 Schroder C, grocery, 601 McAllister 
 Schroder Clark, hay and grain, 1019 
 
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 Schroder H, grocery, NE cor Grove and 
 
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 Schroiler H, grocer, 1301 Webster 
 Schroder Henry & Co, importers wines 
 
 and liipiors, SW cor Bat and Wash 
 Schroder Herman, groceries, NW cor 
 
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 Schroder J H, grocer, NVV cor Geary 
 
 and Buchanan 
 Schroder J H, grocer, 330 Vallejo 
 Schroder John F, groceries,, SE cor 
 
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 Schroeder & Saenger, liquors and restau- 
 rant, 425 East 
 Schroder & Co, boots and shoes, 103 3d 
 
 Schroeder Chas, liquors, 833 Kearny* 
 Schroeder G W, manager Free Labor 
 
 Exchange, 33 an.d 35 O'Farrell 
 Schroeder & Millman, wood, coal, hay 
 
 and grain, 1619 Eddy 
 Schroeder & Son, painters, 4 Lily avo 
 Schroeder & Stockman, blacksmith and 
 
 wheelwrights, cor Uaili-oad and Fifth 
 
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 Schroeder W J II, grocer, 117 Second 
 Schroeder Wm, liquors, 28 Stockton 
 
 SCHROFF CHAS, furniture factory, 
 Ttt-enty-aeventh and San Bruno Road 
 Schroth C, bakery, 228 Kearny 
 Schroth Julius, groceries, 101 Hayes 
 Schroth & Westcrfeld, restaurant, 228 
 
 Koarny 
 Schubr.rt Klias, ins broker, 104 Front 
 Schubert August.'grocery, WV cor Nine- 
 teenth and Howard 
 Schubert H & Co, cabinet manufactur- 
 ers, lounges, frames, suites, etc, 225 
 and 227 Beale 
 Schucliard C W, watchmaker, 9 Gearv 
 Schuck E & Co, l)utchers, 21 1 Folsoni 
 Schuck & Watte, barb;!rs, 434 Montgy 
 Schuerg George, bootmaktT, 405 24th 
 Schulilt Herman, grocer, NW cor Third 
 
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 Schulken Bros, groceries, SW cor Bush 
 
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 Schulken Julius, grocery, wood and coal 
 yard, SE cor McAUiscer and Octavia 
 SchuUer A, real estate and money bro- 
 ker, 20i) Sansom 
 Sehulte J H, cigar manufr, 214 Brannan 
 Schulte Tiieodore, hay and grain, wood 
 
 and co;d, 422 Valencia 
 Schultheis H, grocer, N W cor Polk and 
 
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 Schulty Wm, liquor saloon, 308 Dup 
 vScliultz John, boots and shocs,73 Minna 
 Schultz Jos, restaurant, 2(i7 Third 
 Schultz & Kock, licjucns, SW cor Broad- 
 way and Davis 
 Schultz L, saloon, 439 Jackson 
 Schultz Lewis, liquors, cor Lombard and 
 
 Sansom 
 Schultz Philip, barber, 220 McAllister 
 Schultz T, grocer, 426 Green 
 Schultz van Bargen ^V, SE cor Front 
 
 and California 
 Schultz Wm, bootmaker, 622 Capp 
 Schultz W, grocer. 500 First 
 Sohultze E, engraver, 321 California 
 Schultze E H, dentist, 44 Thir.l 
 
 SCHULZ & FISHER, mauufrs stei- 
 ling silverware, 513 Market 
 
 Schulz J, bakery, 736 Union 
 
 Schulz & Mayer, carriage and wagon- 
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 Schulze & Kuntz, saloon, 314 Hayes 
 
 Sehulze G, liquors, 314 Hayes 
 
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 Schumacher E A, grocery anil liquors, 
 
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 SCHUMACHER F, liiiuora, 36 Steuart 
 Schumaka & Willkis, grocery, >SE cor 
 
 Twenty-first and Valencia 
 Schuman E (r, dairy produce, 37 Centre 
 
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 Schum.ann Louis, meorschaum pipe man- 
 
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 Schunels R, bakery, a'JIi Valencia 
 Schunemans Henry, groceries, 318 Fifth 
 Schupp'ert Chas, saloon, 545 California 
 Schussier Chris, hatter, 'J08 Montgy ave 
 Schussler H, civil engineer, 215 Front 
 Schussier H, chief engineer Spring Val- 
 ley Water Works, 51ii California 
 Schussier Louis, butcher, 1343 Dupont 
 Schuster Bros, stoves aiid tinware, 300 
 
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 Schutte Jno H, grocer, NK cor Battery 
 
 and Green 
 Schuur Edw J, oyster saloon, Montgom- 
 ery ave nr Kearny 
 Schwab & Breese, jjictures and frames, 
 
 624 Market 
 Schwabacher Bros, gen mdse, 223 Bat 
 Schwamm & Ludwig, (jlerman sausage 
 
 makers, 3 Stockton 
 Schwan Frank, harness and sadillery, 
 
 J>34 Folsoni 
 Schwan Mrs Mary, bakery, 930.^ Har 
 Schwantz D, grocery, SE cor Twenty- 
 fourth and Valencia 
 Schwartz Bros, liquors, 133 Montgomey 
 Schwartz Conrad, dairy produce, i)32 Gtli 
 Schwartz II, cigars and tobacco, 133 
 
 and 321) Montgomery 
 Schwartz & Husing, grocery, SE cor Mis 
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 SCHWARTZ. HUSING & MEYER, 
 
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 Schwartz J, liquors, NE cor Powell and 
 
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 Schwartz M, clothing, 104 Third 
 Schwartz Saml, barber shop, 653 Sac 
 Schwartz Kaufimann, tailor, 333^ 4tii 
 Schwartz \Vm, cigarmaker, 51 Sac 
 Schwartz Wm, cigars, 51 Sacramento 
 Schwarz Chas, liquors, 220!) Powell 
 Schwarz Custav, liquors, 540 Clay 
 Schwedt A F, liquors, SE cor Washing- 
 ton and Drumin 
 Schwegerie Jno & Co, hay and grain, 
 549 Fourth i 
 
 Schweinle Louis, tailor, 36 Eddy I 
 
 Schweitzer J & Co, wholesale butchers,' 
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 SCHWEITZER, SACHS & CO, im- 
 
 porters fancy and white goods, ladies 
 and gents' furnishing goods and hosi 
 ery, 25 and 27 Batteey 
 Schweitzin & Bro, Eureka Brewery, 235 
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 Schwemm C H F, saloon, 12104 Mkt 
 Schwerdt & Adler, boots and shoes, 22 
 
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 Schwerin Henry W, bakery, 1129 Dup 
 Schwitters & Miere, liquors, 220 Diip 
 Schwob A & Co, liquors, 925 Howard 
 Schworn Michael, barber, llOOi Stock 
 Sciallero Mrs T, manufr artificial flow- 
 ers, 343 Kearny 
 Scia;'oni & Zeiro, liquors, 621 Bdwy 
 Scofifcld & Tovis, coal oil imprs, ship- 
 ping and com merchants, 120 and 122 
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 Scollay W A, Ii<iuora, 1522 Stockton 
 Scollay's Hall, W A Scollay propr, 1524 
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 SCOLLAY'S PENCIL CLASP FAC- 
 
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 Scorpion Silver MinhigCo, 310 Pine 
 Scotchler & Gibbs, com merchants 318 
 
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 Scott E, liquors, 106 Steu.art 
 Scott E B, physician, 225 Second 
 Scott E W, prest Comstock Mining Co, 
 
 137 Montgomery, room 10 
 Scott F R, coffee saloon, 509 Wash 
 Scott H & Co, stationery and varieties, 
 
 138 Fourth 
 
 Scott H H & Co, com stockbrokers, 307 
 
 Montgomery 
 Scott James C, books and stationery, 22 
 
 Third and cor Market and (ieary 
 Scott J G, physician, 8 Mason 
 Scott Irving M, prest S F Art Associa- 
 tion, 430 Pine 
 Scott J, physician, 816 Sutter 
 Scott John, surgeon Cal State Women's 
 Hospital, 44 Twelfth 
 
 SCOTT & McCORD, whoksalo and 
 
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 Scott S M, com merchant, 202 vnsom 
 Scoville J J, mii\ing secy, 309 Montgy 
 Scrivner J J, atty at law, 1 Montgy blk 
 Scully Miss N, ladies' hairdresser, 1021 
 
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 Seatlers J H, books and news, 603 Davis 
 Sealy Charles, cooper, 8 Mission 
 Seaman < leorge M, sapt .Jordan's Ana- 
 tomical Museum 
 Seamans .Job M, watchmaker, jeweler 
 
 and optician, 207 Montgomery 
 Searby W M, apothecary, 869 Market 
 Searlu A C, atty, 502 Montgomery 
 Searle .James .J, Cal wines, 434 Jackson 
 Searlea & Stone, agents Humboldt S S 
 
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 Sears & Foley, liquors, NW cor Wasli 
 and East, ; NW cor Broad and Davis 
 Sears W H, atty at law, 324 Pino 
 Seattle Coal and Transportation Co, Geo 
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 SEA WELL J M, atty, 509 Kearny 
 
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 Seckel Geo, stockbroker, .12 Fourth Selz Mrs Cecilia, bakery, 907 IJryant 
 
 Security .Savinga Bank, 215 Sansom { Sulzer Ed war J, druggist, 331 East 
 Sedgewick John, stockbroker, 317 Mont^ .SeniLr Mrs A, liquors, NE cor Green- 
 Sedgley Joseph, wool, 533 Kearny | wich and Baker 
 
 Seeback Edward, grocery, N\V cor Turk' Songatackeu P, wines and liquors, SE 
 
 and Scott | cor Fremont and Mission 
 
 Seober Chester, atty at law, 0315 Clay j Sennett J & Co, stevedores, 317 Cal 
 Seegcr A, groceries, SE cor Bush and Sepiitou Mrs Martha, grocer, 543 How 
 
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 Seeligsolui & Co, clothing. 840 Market manager, i32 Sutter 
 
 Seeligsohn & Co, dry goods, 330 Hayes Se-ifert F A, butcher, 1004 Polk 
 Setfobrich Tripo, coHee liouse, 827 Mkt ■ Seveniy-six S Min Co, 300 Pine, rm 3 
 Segars Urich, sash, blind and door man-i Severance H ^V, restaurant, 012 Montsry 
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 Segelke A D, hotel, 511 Broadway 
 
 Sogelcke W F 
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 SEVERANCE J G, atty at law, 120 
 
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 Severts A 1', saloon, 032 Fourth 
 
 Seibel Fred, butcher, 2 Clay St Market: Sevey Mrs Ann, bakery, 14 Folsom 
 Seibel Philip, butcher, 2 Clay St Market Sewerth Mrs A, shirtmuker, 520 Geary 
 SEIBERLICH'S A SONS, manufrs and' Seydel E, wines and liquors, 10), Stock 
 
 wiioiosalc dealers in Phila boots and 
 
 shoes, 32 Second 
 SEIDEL F £, soap manufactory, San 
 
 Bruno, near 2yth, ortice 48 Clay 
 Seidel Wm, cigars, I7i Fourth 
 
 SEYMOUR S H & CO, Kuss House, 
 
 215 Montgomery 
 Seymour Samuel, paper and twine(whole- 
 
 sale), 40i> Tehama and 820 Mission 
 Seymour \V H, manufrs' agt, 120 Kear 
 
 Seidl Jos, candy manufactory, 754 Mkt Shabcr J A, "furniture and bedding, 707 
 Seifert Charl, restaurant, 14 Steuart I Market 
 •ifert Moritz, bootmaker 980 Harrison Shackleford T .1, mining secy, 310 I'iue 
 
 Seitigsohn A, editor "Jewish IVogress, 
 
 313 Kearny 
 Seipel Charles, butcher, 2302 Mission 
 Selliy J V, manufrs agents, 218California 
 
 Shadburne (ieo J), atty at law, 623 Mont 
 Shatldock Thos, picture.^, etc, 110 Sixth 
 Shade (i \V, boot and shoemaker, Green- 
 wich nr Steiner 
 
 Solby Smelting and Lead Co, shot tower,' SHAEFFER J W & CO, iniprs and 
 cor First and Howard I wholesale dealers in tobacco and cigar 
 
 SELBi SMELTING & LEAB CO.' manufrs, 321 and 323 Sacramento 
 I'rentiss Selby supt, 410 Montgomery | Sliaeii A, hairdresser, 321 Bush 
 
 SELBY THOS H & CO, i>nportors ofl Shafer & Co, costumers, 720 Mission 
 metals, a^t for Hazard Powder Co and, SHAFIELD CHAS L, Curled hair 
 
 Hendricks & Bros braziers and sheath- 
 ing copper, 110 and 118 California 
 
 Selig A, crockery, 3 Fourth 
 
 Selig I, genti' furnishing goods, 21 S 
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 Selig M, liijuors, NW cor Bash and San 
 
 Selig M, wholesale butcher, 33! Koarny 
 
 SELIG & NEWMAN, iuip--^ millinery 
 goo(ls and manufr of trinumd Kats, 31 
 Sutter 
 
 Selig S A, barl/er, 903 Market 
 
 Seligman M, atty at law and collector, 
 51 1 Montgomery 
 
 Seligsohn Hermann, cigars and tobacco, ShannonThomasB, collector of customs, 
 
 manufr, Tennessee nr Butte 
 Shafter James McM, atty at law, 028 
 
 Montgomery 
 Shafvner C H, barber, 21 15^ Fillmore 
 Shaiiiwald Bros, merchant, Credit Bureau 
 
 & Collectioii A'.',ency, 218 California 
 SHAINWALD R L,seeifctiry Vulcan 
 
 ami Tunite Powder Cos, 218 California 
 
 SHANKLAND JOSEPH H, atty at 
 
 law and secy Board ot Trade, 202 Mkt 
 Shannon John, groceries, SE cor Grove 
 
 and Octavia 
 Shannon T, liquors, 1474 Harrison 
 
 1012 Market 
 Selk Charles, grocer, 254 Jessie 
 Selleck Jacob, dry goods, 234 Sixth 
 Sellenger F, liciuors, 615 Pacifif 
 Sailers J C, whitener, 3 O'Farrell 
 Selling & Cutter, livery stable, 
 
 O'Farrell 
 
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 Shanon Mrs S, bakery, 400 Third 
 SHAFTER T B. atty at law, 528 Cal 
 Shapter Thomas, shooting gallery, 9 
 
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 SHARKEY J M, lihysiciau aud sur- 
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 Sharp W T, piano dealer and tuner, 825 
 
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 Sharpstein John IJ, associate justice su- 
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 Shattuek & DeVegar, furniture, 118 5th 
 Shaw (J 11, Ciiiitr.ictDr, (),'i8 Market 
 Shaw Henry P>, ih'iiggist, NVV cor .Sut- 
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 SHAW HENRY G. publisher of " Pa- 
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 Shaw John, atty at law, 2S0 Montgy 
 Shaw John W, capitalist, 408 California 
 Shaw Mrs M J, Branch Bakery, 1'54 
 
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 SHAW & SHARP, coal dealers, 10 
 
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 Shaw S W, artist, 120 Sutter 
 Shaw W E, carriage maker, 1621 Market 
 Shawmut Ins Co, 210 Sansom 
 SHAY B Jrreal estate, 222 Montgy 
 Shay J, restaurant, '.M7 Market 
 
 SHAY JOHN, fifficial reporter superior 
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 SHEA, BOCQUERAZ & McKEE. 
 
 wliolesale wines and liquors, 527 
 
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 Shea C, liiiuors, 240 Miima 
 Shea Michael, books and stationery, 805 
 
 Market 
 Shea Timoth, grocer, SVV cor Bryant 
 
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 Shear Mrs M, milliner, 24 Second 
 
 SHEERER REV FRED'K E, secy 
 
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 SHEARER GEO D, manager "Ladies' 
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 Shearer Lewis, atty at law, 213 San 
 Sheba Silver Min Co, 314 Montgomery 
 Shed C 1>, landscape and marine painter, 
 
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 Sluiehau Daniel, fr\iit, S\V cor Folsoin 
 
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 Sheehan .Jolm, liquors, NW cor Green- 
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 Sheehan Joseph, litjuors, 40(i Market 
 Sheehan Maurice, boots ami shoes, 300 
 
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 Sheehan Patrick, butcher, 1018 Alabama 
 Sheehy & Hayes, wood and coal, 5 Oak 
 
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 Sheehy Kobt, grain merchant, 218 Cal 
 Sheeline Simon C, atty, 302 Montgomery 
 Sheerin D, marble works, SW cor Brod- 
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 SHEFFIELD C P, Pacific Saw Manufg 
 
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 Sheipley Chas, butcher, 2302 Mission 
 
 SHELBOURNE HOUSE, Mrs C c 
 
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 SHELDON MARK, agt Davis Semng 
 
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 Sheldon Mrs M L, insurance broker, 322 
 
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 Shelly .Ino, saloon, cor Howard and 4th 
 Shelly Jiio, confectionery, 504.\ Sixth 
 ShemanskiH, dry goods, 1102 Stockton 
 Shepard Brotliers, plumbers and gas fit- 
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 Shepard E A, money broker, 501 Mont 
 Shephard Mrs & Co, ladies" hairdressers 
 
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 SHEPHARD JOHN E. commissioner 
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 Shcplar S H & Co, manufr printing 
 wheels, rubber stamps, daters, etc, 
 702 Marl;et 
 SHEPMAN W E, propr Pacific Gold, 
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 Sheppard F A M, asphaltum roofing, 
 
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 Shepperd M A, bakery, 120S) Devisadero 
 Slieridan D, liquors, 33 Dupont 
 Sherman David, plumber, 807 Valencia 
 Siierman, Hyde & Co, music dealers, 
 
 pianos and organs, 131) Kearny 
 SHERMAN J B, contractor, 740 4th 
 
 SHERMAN J S, contractor, 740 4th 
 Sherman & Loyd, shirt factory, 45 2d 
 SHERMAN W, Treas U S sub-treas- 
 
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 Sherman W B, cabinet maker, 408 Fol 
 Sherwood Con Min'g Co, 30!) California 
 Sherwood Uobt, capitalist, 301) California 
 
 SHERWOOD W J, jeweler, 517 Mont 
 Shew Myron, patterns, etc, 10!) Dupont 
 Shew Wm, pliotographer, 523 Kearny 
 Shewsbury W H, saloon, 1 10 Fourth 
 Shewet/en Al>e, barber, 321) Sixteenth 
 Shewetzen J, tailor, 321) Sixteenth 
 Sheyer M & Bros, wholesale dry goods 
 
 and hosiery, 103 Sansom 
 Shields Mrs J, millinery, 1)07 Market 
 Shields R H, harness and saddlery, 530J 
 
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 Shields Wm, real estate, 314 Bush 
 Shillaber & Seymour, fruits and nuts, 
 
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 Shillaber Theodore, capitalist, G7 Ne- 
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 Shilling Jos, tailor, 104G.i Folsom 
 Shinkwin J W, liquors, 1035 Folsom 
 Shirek R & Co, carpets and dry goods, 
 
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 Shirek & Tenner, shirt mannfacturers, 
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 Shoal Water Bay Oyster Co, wholesale 
 
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 SHOENFELD & HEYMAN, Furni- 
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 Shohay F, grocer, \)'20 Pacilic 
 Shorb J C, pliysician, 407 Post 
 Shores Lcaiuler, capitalist, 2H0 Montgy 
 Short Michael, merchant tailor, 400 and 
 
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 Short M D, livery stable, 2414 Cal 
 Short Peter, merchant tailor, 1 Montgy 
 SHORT ROSANNA, japanery, 240 l^iv 
 SHORTT L H. civil engineer, 120 Sut 
 Shotwell J M, 8tf)ck broker, 324 Mont 
 Showers A. photograplier, 402 Kearny 
 Shrader A J, butcher, wholesale, 2 First 
 
 SHREVE GEO C & CO, watches, dia- 
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 SHREVE GEO W. impi- guns, pistols 
 
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 Shrier E & V, clothing, 201 jVIontgomery 
 Siiubeiuer \j, dry goods and notions, 504 
 
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 Shuck Oscar T, notary public and atty 
 
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 Simla & Son, liquors, 27()4 Missiim 
 SHUPE P T, book agent, 120 Sutter 
 Shurtletl' (J Miri Co, •X\0 Pine, room 2t> 
 Shute I) S. carriage nianut'r, 11 1 O'Far 
 Sichel & Ivichards, deiiti^^ts, 103 Posb 
 Sichels .1 E, coffee saloon, .'502 Dupont 
 Sickler & .Folinson, grocers, NE cor Sec- 
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 Sicotte iioger, carriagemnker, 85() How 
 Sideman Abe, cigar dealer and manufr, 
 
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 Sideman A, cigarmaker, ()51 Washington 
 Sideman, Eachman & Co, wholesale ci- 
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 Siebe Bros & Plagcinann, whol(>saie liq- 
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 Sielie Ludwig, groceries, lo3 Fourth 1 
 Siebenhaur L & Co, manufs cigars, 318 
 
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 Sieberst H <i, atty at law, 214 Sansom 
 Siebwert Charl, cigars and tobacco, 24 
 
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 Siefke Ferdinand, boots and shoes, 240 
 
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 Siegel M, tailor, 1502 Stockton 
 Siegfried's Hotel, E Stahl propr, 228 
 
 Bush 
 SIERING H & CO, importers fancy 
 
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 Sierra Buttea (r M Co, 320 Sansom 
 
 SIEERA LUMBER CO, principal office 
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 Sierra Nevada Silver M Co, .?0:l Montgy 
 Sierra Nevada Wood & Eumber Co, 224 
 
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 Siess (ieo, carijenter, 125 Post and 22 
 
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 Siess Jacob, bootmaker, 427 Fourth 
 Sievers Chas, groceries, 734 Broadway 
 Sievers Jno H, florist, 25 Post 
 Sievers Wm, lifjuors, 1 1 Jackson.- 
 Siewcke Louis, Oil .lackso-.i 
 Siewert Wm, groceries, 541 Moi.tgy ave 
 Signal Mining Co, 203 iinah 
 Sikes E & Co, cigr.r manufrs, -1 1!> Biit 
 Silberberg Max, dry goods. J52'.) Turk 
 Silberstein & Co, gen m(be, 535 Kearny 
 Silberstein .1 & Co, pawnl>rokers, (5 Gth 
 Silberstein Philip, dyeing and scouring, 
 
 8(51 p^olsom 
 SILBERSTEIN S, men's funiiahing 
 
 goods, 050 and 052 Market. 
 Silck Andrew, livery stable, ,'5 Wash- 
 
 SILESIAN FIRE INSURANCE CO, 
 
 plate glass department, Esche & J a- 
 
 col>y gen agents, 411 California 
 Silva Frank A, barber, 530 Fourtli 
 Silva Jos, btrber, 001 Folsom. 
 Silva J T, photographer. 28 Third 
 Silva Manuel, barber, 141 1{, Stockton 
 Silva M J, hairdresser, 112 First 
 Silver City Mining Co, 300 M.,nt, rm 09 
 Silver Hill Mining co, 203 Bush 
 Silver .lacket Mining Co, 203 Bush 
 Silver Joacjuin A, shoemaker, 117 Jack 
 Silver Jos S, physician, 423 Seconil 
 Silver King North Mining Co, 330 Pine 
 Silver Lick Con Mining Co, 309 Montgy 
 Silver Prize fiold & Silver Mining Co, 
 
 328 Montgomery, room 8 
 Si) vera Jos V, barber, 518 Fourth 
 Silverberg S, v holesalc' sheep butcher, 
 
 320 Sansom 
 Silvermmn 1, fancy goods, 222 Thiru 
 Silverojtolis (!old & Silver Mining Co, 
 
 30i5 J'iue, room 
 Silversteiu E, locksmith and bellhanger, 
 
 121 .bickson 
 Silversteiu Elias, locksmitli, 517 Montav 
 Silversteiu L. boots and shoes, 422 P.ac 
 Silversteiu Loui.s. l)fillhanger, 511 Moiiii- 
 
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 Silverstone S H, crockery, 214 '6th 
 Silverstone H, boots and shoes. il(>4.\ Gth 
 Silvester (J K, seeds, etc, ;517 Wash 
 Silvestri A & Co, tisii, Bay City Mkt 
 Simms Jno, carpenter, 417 Turk 
 Simmonds (I, wholesale liquors, 312 Sac- 
 Smnpons Howe & Co, hardware, 52 Clay 
 Simmons S, jeweler, 517 Kearny 
 
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 Simon Geo, tailor, 533 Fourth 
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 Simon H A, pianos and organs, 647 
 
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 Simon J, bootmaker, 818 Montgomery 
 Simon Jos, second hand furniture, 12'JU 
 
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 Simon Theo, groceries, 901 Larkiri 
 Siuions Mrs Louisa, costumer, '2'A lillis 
 Simons U, Sons & (.'oqk, hats and caps, 
 
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 Simonsen A M, liquors, 1011 Kearny 
 Simontou T B, awning and lentd, 771 
 
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 Simonton F W, Stockton express, 418 
 
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 Simpkins Clias H, mining, .'il3 Montgy 
 Simpson A M & Bro, maimfr lumber 
 
 and shipping mercliants, 44 Market 
 Simpson C, searcher of records, ')'22 Cal 
 Simpson & Deering, attys at law, 34 
 
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 Simpson & Fisher.sail makers, IW Steuart 
 Simpson .fames, physician, '234 Post 
 Simpson K W, broom and brush maun 
 
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 Simpson It W, S F brush factory, GI3 
 
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 Simpson S C, atty at law, ti'28 Montgy 
 Simpson Wni, druggist, (!0!( Davis 
 Simrak Mitchel, fruit and vegetables, 
 
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 Sims H L, physician, 703Market,rm 18 
 SIMS JOHN R, iron doors, shutters &c, 
 
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 Simsou liobt, atty, 803 Montgomery 
 Sinclair A, books, Si'", cor Dupont and 
 
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 Sinchiir S F, real estate, 432 Moutgy 
 Sindel .Jacob & (."o, blacksmith an<l 
 
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 Sinsheimer Bros, j:en mdse, 228 Cal 
 Siusheimer S, importer of crockery and 
 
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 Sinz & Faesskr, watchmakers and jew- 
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 Sinz Louin, painter, 120 Post 
 Siskron Mrs Clara A, confeetionery,20!).|v 
 
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 Sisters of Mercy, employment otlice, cor 
 
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 Sinton R H, license collector, city and 
 
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 Sippel }< K, li(juors, 038 Sacramento 
 Sisenvine L.cigars and tobacco,31 1 Bush 
 
 SISSON, WALLACE & CO. gen mdse. 
 
 i20 California 
 Sitter Joseph, laundry, 7»>8i Howard 
 Siowall E P, liquors, First ave 
 Skae Jno, capitalist, M<mtgomery 
 
 Skaife Alfred, stockbroker, 215 Sansom 
 Skelly J, liquors, 154 Ftmrth 
 Skorett Danl, watchmaker, 120 Second 
 Skerrett Thos, boots and shoes, 220 Otli 
 Skidmore Mrs E T, millinery, 1114 Mkt 
 Skinker .lohn, agent J)u Pout's powder, 
 Eagle safety fuse and Winchester re- 
 peating arms, 115 Pine 
 Skinner T L, atty at law, 429 Moutgy 
 Skipper .1 C, groceries, 202 Fifth 
 Skuce .), liquors, 530 .faekson 
 Standard Pickling Co, H Schammel pro- 
 
 ])rietoi', OOS and 010 Lombard 
 Slate Creek G <\d Min Co, 240 Moutgy 
 SLAVEN H B, druggist, cor Market 
 
 a id Powell 
 Slaviu Patrick, bakery, 1.324 Dupont 
 Sleciper Charles, manager S F Clearing 
 
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 Sloiine W & .1, carpi'ts (wholesale), 525 
 
 Market 
 Sloan Win R, real estate, 528 California 
 Sloat Arthur H, engineer, SOS Moutgy 
 
 SLOCUM AMANDA M, printer,'012 
 
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 Slocum Lot D, livery stable, 921 and 
 
 92.3 Sutter 
 SLORAH E C, Kxoelsior Brewery De- 
 pot (ale and porter), 70S Sansom 
 Slorah James, capitalint, 708 Sansom 
 SLOSS LOUIS & CO, wool, hides and 
 
 furs, .310 Sansom 
 Slurhin & Holliugs, provisions, cor Third 
 
 and Braunan 
 Small D, carpenter, 424 .lackson 
 .Small I H, machine works, 574 Braunan 
 Smart & Co, stencil plates, 209 Clay 
 Smeth A S, restaurant, 1004 Market 
 Smilie Elton IJ, physician and duntist, 
 
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 Smiley (Jeo W, stock broker, 318 Pine 
 Smiley .loseph K, ciipitalist, 240 Montgy 
 Smiley .Joseph E, real-estate and money 
 
 broker, 214 Sansom 
 Smiley 'I" .1 L, stock broker, 300 Moutgy 
 Smith .Mrs A, lodgings, 873A Market 
 
 SMITH ADAM," liquors, 033 Sac 
 Smith Adam, lodging house, 515 Sac 
 Smith A B ^ Co, Iwarding and sale 
 
 stable, 1209 Folsom 
 SMITH A D, insurance agt, 310 Cal 
 Smith A V, restauranr, 17 Washiugton 
 Smith i>r Barlow J, hygienic, medical 
 
 and phrenological institute, 035 Cal 
 Smith C A, varieties, 55 Fifth 
 Smith Charles, liquors, 718 Kearny 
 Smith Chas, restaurant, 1013 Folsom 
 Smith Capt B, (Julf of California Steam 
 
 Ship Co, 211 Sansom 
 Smith Claude L, atty at law, 12 Montgy 
 SMITH C W M, Pioneer Patent Offices, 
 
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 Montgomery, rm 1 
 
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 Smith & Davis, doors, sash and blinds, 
 
 132 and 134 Berry 
 Smith C M, manager Merchants' Over- 
 land Transfer & Express Co, 430 Mont 
 Smith D P, cigars and tobacco, SE cor 
 
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 SMITH E D, physici.in. •J-J3 Kearny 
 Smith F, moni-y broker. ;1M) Montgy 
 Smith F, watcli case maker, 417 Hush 
 Smith & Fi.yK.r, C 1' & H 1» \l It and 
 
 street car a<l-iTt isi'ig ants, 140 Montgy 
 SmTH FRANCIS & CO. sh.rtiron 
 
 pipe nianufrs, 131) Ijoiilo 
 Smith F M, aast supt < J S P and II R 
 
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 Smith O Frank, atty at law, 502 M -mt 
 
 SMITH GEO LAW, Colonnade Hotel, 
 
 ll06 Market 
 Smith G J, cariKinter, 329 Suttcsr 
 Smith Geo H, reporter decisions supreme 
 
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 Smith (reo L, barber, 1210 Market 
 SMITH HARRY, saloon, 59 Clay 
 
 SMITH & HATCH, com merchants 
 
 122 Clay 
 Smith Henry, NE cor Ninth and Bran 
 Smith Holland, notary public and com 
 
 missioner of dedds, 307 Montgomery 
 Smith H F & Co, stntioners and news 
 
 dealers, 225 Kearny 
 Smith H.], physician, 118 O'Farrell 
 Smith H Jr, mining engineer, 320 San 
 Smith •), boarding, 407 and 409 Drumm 
 Smith James, butcher, 2203 Polk 
 Smith James, butcher, 1 1 1'J Harrison 
 Smith Jamt's, books, 1208 Valencia 
 Smith James S, piano timer with A M 
 
 Benham, 647 Market 
 Smith John, grocer and provision deal 
 
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 Smith John, liquors, SK cor Greenwich 
 
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 Smith John, liijuors, 102 Jackson 
 Smith John, restaui'ant, 214 Wash 
 Smitli John, wood and coal, 223 Pust 
 Smith J C, lumber, 1 Howard 
 Smith J Howard, atty at law, 50:2 Mont 
 Smith J J, schooner owner, otlice i 
 
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 Smith Mrs J W, dressmaker, 8 lit How 
 Smith K M, atty at law, 628 Montgy 
 Smith & Laherty, carpenters, 513 Oc 
 
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 Smith L F, restaurant, 153 Seventh 
 Smith Miss Lizzie, artist, 737 Market 
 Smith Louis, grocer, 641 California 
 Smith Lucy & Co. soap manufrs, 405 
 
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 Smith Mrs Mary A, brauch bakery, 315 
 
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 Smith k Merkens, grocers, 10 Wash 
 
 Smith Peter, cigars and tobacco, 58 2nd 
 Smith & Poultney, livery stable, 342 
 
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 Smith a, livery stable, 524 Third 
 Smith S D, manager Mountain Ico Co, 
 
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 SMITH SIDNEY M, pres Cutting 
 
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 Smith Siilncy V, atty at law, 630 Sac 
 Smith Si.liK'y V Jr, atty at law, 630 Sac 
 Smith & Tillman, p ipcrhangers, 11 Post 
 Smith Wm, patent water closets, 21 
 
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 Smitli Wm, b'ut(!lier, NW cor .Montgom- 
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 Smith W, b.irber, .Mission iMarket 
 SMITH W D, propr Eagle Brewery, 
 
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 SMITH W F, oeculist, 313 Bush 
 Smith Wm F, architect, 318 Pine 
 Smith W (i, secy Typographical Union, 
 
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 Smith ^V M & Co, cigars, 140 Fifth 
 Smith Wm N & Co, cigarmakers, 142 
 
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 Smith W it, auction goods, 161 New 
 
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 Smith W T, mining secy, 402 Montgy 
 Smithson Mrs B, fancy goods, 414 Geary 
 Smithson Thomas B, stock broker, 1 13 
 
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 Smokiski ( i, groceries, 82!) l*acific 
 Smoot D L, dist atty city and county, 8 
 
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 Smythe Frederick G, fruit, 132 Seventh 
 Smyth J H, atty at law, (i23 Montgy 
 Snead .Michael, fruit, SW cor California 
 
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 SNEATH R G, manager Merchants' 
 
 E.\changc Bank, 320 Sansoni 
 Snoll Bros & Co, of San Jose, S F & 
 
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 SNIDER A, merchant, 328 Mont, rm 6 
 Sniffiiis E, butcher, 2436 Mission 
 Snively J H, liquors, N W cor Third and 
 
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 Snook G W, plumber and gasfitter, 630 
 
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 SNOW & CO. art dealers, 20 Post 
 SNOW H W, insurance agt, 319 Cal 
 Snow Jo)m F, cleaner and dyer, 3 Dup 
 Snow John F & Co, cleaning and dye- 
 ing, 1623 Mission, office 633 Mkt 
 Snow John J & Co, dyeing and cleaning 
 
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 Snyder A A, architect and carpenter, 17 
 
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 Snyder & Co, furniture factory, 574 
 
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 Snyder Jesse, carpenter, 512 Sutter 
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 SobryB, physician, 213!) Mission 
 Sobosliiy Julins, manufr ci^^tirs, 1127 
 
 Mission 
 Societe Fraucaiao D'Epar^ues et tie Pre- 
 voyance Mutuelle, (French Mutual 
 Provitlent Savings and Loan Society), 
 SIM (Jalirornia 
 So Justia Mining Co, 2i)3 Bush 
 Society for tlie Prevention of Cruelty to 
 Animals, N Hunter secy, (514 Merch 
 Sohl J, grocer, M K ci)r Mason and Fran- 
 cisco 
 Solfoorman S F, butcher, ISOS Franklin 
 Solano M, piano ai;cl iiarp teacher, 331.^ 
 
 Eddy 
 Solid silver (i & S Mining Co, 11 Hew- 
 
 son secy, S'20 Sansorn 
 Solley S J, cigars and tobacco, 824 Kear 
 Solomon Abraham, barber, 50G Howard 
 Solomon (iustav, jeweler, 1218 Polk 
 Solomon Isador, tailor, 5110 Pacific 
 Solomon Lnzarus, cigars and clothing, 
 
 48 Steuart 
 Solomon Morris, junk, 408 Fifth 
 Solomon S, butcher, 1 and 2 (irand Ceu 
 
 tral Market 
 Solomon S, tailor, •"' lackson 
 Solonum S, dry gotxi , 71. "5 Polk 
 Somers Fred M, ,sccy Argonaut Publish- 
 ing Co. r)22 California 
 Somerville & Ellis, liquors and billiards, 
 SE cor Montgomery ave and Kearny 
 SON BROS) pipes, smokers' articles, 
 
 cutlery, etc, IWO and 'M}2 California 
 Sonnenberg L B, grocciiies SE cor Stock- 
 ton and Post 
 Sonnichsen N, Danish consul, 'Ml Cal 
 
 SONNTAG CHAS & CO, cartridges, 
 
 ammunition, paper bags, lager beer, 
 
 agts iron roofing testing machines and 
 
 scales, 40 Cal 
 
 Sountag C & Co, com merchants, 40 Cal 
 
 "Sonntags Gast," (weekly), D Klint- 
 
 worth propr, 802 Montgomery 
 Sonoma Lumber Co, .S'J8 Mont, room 9 
 Sonoma Valley K 11 Co, P Donahue 
 
 prest, 426 Montgomery 
 Sontag Emil, cigars, SE cor 7th and How 
 Sorensen W, coal, grain and groceries, 
 NE cor Laguna and McAllister 
 
 SORGE OSCAR, successor to-J B Gol- 
 ly & Go, books, stationery, news and 
 fancy goods, 2(» (Jeary 
 
 Sornin Alex, jeweler, 343 Kearny 
 
 Sosso A, liquors, 810 Kearny 
 
 Sotzen & Myers, saloon and restaurant, 
 SE cor Fourteenth and Mission 
 
 Soubier V, fish, 1322 Stockton 
 
 Soule A G, physician, 325 Larkin 
 
 SOTTLE £> blacksmithing and agricul- 
 tural implements, NW cor Fourth 
 and Bryant 
 
 Soule & Farquharson, capitalists, 400 
 
 Montgomery 
 Soule S P, dairy produce, 232 Mont ave 
 Souter Mrs P, fancy goods, 1137i Pac 
 South Beach Drainpipe Works, — Mo- 
 
 nomy propr, 43(5 Montgomery 
 South Belvidere (4 & S Mining Co, 330 
 
 Pine, room 20 
 South Bodio Gold Mining Co, 30!) Mont 
 
 SOUTH BRITISH AND NATIONAL 
 FIRE AND MARINE INSUR. 
 
 ANCE COS, of New Zealand, W J 
 
 Callingham & Co getd agts, 213 Sansorn 
 South Bulwer (iold Mining Co, 320 San 
 South Comstock Con M Co, 309 Cal 
 South Europa M Co, I) L Thomas secy, 
 
 203 Bush 
 South Feather Water and Union Mining 
 
 Co, 314 Montgomery 
 South Ijady Bryan Con M Co, 309 Mont 
 South Star Mining Co, Martin White 
 
 prest, 006 Montgomery 
 South Noonday (Jold M Co, 320 Sansoin 
 South Navajo Mining Co, Stock Ex bid 
 South Overman S M Co, 328 Montgy 
 
 SOUTH PACIFIC COAST R R CO, 
 
 A 1^ Davis prest, B B Minor secy, 30'.) 
 Montgomery, rooms 20 and 21 
 S P K K Machine and Car Shops, .1 T 
 Wilson master mechanic, cor Fifteenth 
 and Harrison 
 
 SOUTH PARK MALT HOUSE, Hor- 
 
 mann Zweig propr, Brannan bet Fifth 
 
 and Sixth 
 South PotosKi and S M Co, 640 Market 
 South San Francisco Dock Co, Wni 
 
 Stuart secy, 320 Sansorn 
 South Side Canal Co, F Moyer secy, 40S 
 
 California 
 South Standard MininsCo, 331 Montyy 
 
 SOUTH UTAH MINING CO.w ,s 
 
 Hinckle secy, 207 Sansom 
 Souther Joseph N & Co, bitters, Abncr's 
 
 ginger brandy, 122 Market 
 Southern Nevada (iold and S M Co, 327 
 
 Pine 
 
 SOUTHERN PACIFIC R R, NE cor 
 
 Fourth and Townsend 
 SOUTHERN T R, Writing Aeaj^emy, 
 
 24 Post 
 Southwell (ieo, carpenter, 926 Wash 
 Swan Brewing Co, ale and porter manu- 
 facturers, SE cor 15th and Dolores 
 
 SPAFFARD FRUIT PACKING 
 AND PRESERVING CO. 3io and 
 
 312 Clay 
 SPAFFORD J M & CO, com merclita, 
 
 310 and 312 Clay 
 Spangler D B & Co, crockery and glass, 
 
 cor Eleventh and R R ave 
 SPANGLER D B & CO, new and 
 
 secondhand furniture, SE cor Eleventh 
 
 and R R ave 
 
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 L Thomas secy, 
 
 III Union Mining § 
 
 M Co, 30'J Mont | • 
 , Martin White 
 
 \l Co, 040 Market O 
 Dvjck Co, Wm H 
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 1-' Moyer sucy, 408 ^ 
 
 LrCo, :«1 MoiitL'y 
 
 TG CO,w s 
 
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 1259 
 
 Spanagel J C, baker, 115 Seventh 
 Spanier Jos, liquors, ll'J Post 
 Snalding V, physician, \'2'2'2 Pino 
 brANNER J A. Miller's (rerman com- 
 pressed yeast, 037 Mission 
 Sparks Mrs, physician, 9'Jl Union 
 Sparks Mrs Agnes, physician, '217 Geary 
 Sparrow Jos, grf)cor, ',i',\ Clementina 
 Spaulding Andrew, wntclimaker and 
 optician, 1*2'.' Fonrth 
 
 SPAULDING GEORGE, book and job 
 
 printers, 414 Clay 
 
 Spauldin,' H K, atty, '220 Sanaom 
 
 Spaulding .1 & Co, carpet beating, .'!53 
 and 355 Tehama 
 
 SPAULDING N W, manufr of in- 
 serted tooth anil circular saws, 17 and 
 19 Fremont 
 
 Spear A F & Co, stevedore, pier '2*2 
 Stcuart 
 
 Spear E S k Co, auctioneers, 7'29 Mkt 
 
 SPEAR, MEADE & CO, wholesale 
 dried fruits and com mchnts, 31(5 and 
 318 Washington 
 Spear Thomas K, dentist, '235 Kearny 
 Spear Wm .1, cigars, 970 Harrison 
 Specht John, cigarmaker, 033 Broadway 
 Speer H J, physician, 11 Kearny 
 Speokman F T, gi-oceries, cor Fourth an<l 
 
 Mis<ion 
 Spehuan J, tailor, 506 Bush 
 SPENCE A S & CO, novelties, notions, 
 fancy goods, clocks, stationery, toys, 
 jewelry and druggists' sundries, 537 
 Market 
 Spence J P, butter and milk, 4*25 Bdwy 
 SPENCE & JOHNSON, fresh liah, 93 
 
 California Market 
 Spencer BroH, millinery goods, 1010 Mkt 
 S))cncer & Carleton, siiipping agents, 5 
 
 Spear 
 Spencer k Co, printers and music pub- 
 lishers, 500 Folsom 
 Spencer David, wines and licjuors, NW 
 
 cor Boale and Ftilsom 
 SPENCER F W & CO. pianos, or- 
 gans and musical instruments, '23 5th 
 Spencer H, atty at law, 408 Cal 
 Spencer's San Francisco & Oakland Ex- 
 press, 1 Market 
 Spengemann Chas, saloon, '25 Summer 
 Speranza D, music teacher, 30 Post 
 Sperl Chas, biirl)er, 444 Third 
 
 SPERRY & CO, millers and commis- 
 sion merchants, '2'2 California 
 Speyer Bros, stock brokers, 337 Pine 
 Spiegel A, liquors, 014 California 
 Spillane P J, physician, 1'28A Fourth 
 Spiller Frank F, atty at law," 6'22 Clay 
 Spink & Sons, gold and silver plating, 7 
 
 Fourth 
 SPINNET & CO, physicians, 11 Kear 
 Spinney Geo R, mining sec, 310 Pine 
 
 Spiro B, restaurant, 808 Koanjy 
 Spitz Madam Bertha & Co, imprs hu- 
 man hair, 3'28 Kearny 
 Splivalo A D, atty at law, 0'28 Montgy 
 Splivalo C It. He" ring miUa, 704 Sansom 
 Si)livalo C R, Cal Italian Paste Co, cor 
 
 Sixth and IVrry 
 Sportmens' Club of California, Wm Stu- 
 art sec, 3'2() Sansom 
 Spotorno J B, poultry, game and pro- 
 
 duce, 47 and 4S Calitornia Market 
 Spra|,aie Adna, wints and liquors, 900 
 
 Market 
 Sprague Benj F, blacksmith, 1509 Polk 
 Sprague 11 W, physician, 34 Kearny 
 Spraguo U W, physician, 1713 Wel)ster 
 SPRECKELS A B. sec California Sugar 
 
 IU;(incij, '215 Front 
 SPRECKELS C A, sec Hawaiian Com- 
 mercial C'li 
 
 SPRECKELS CLAUS, pres Cal Sugar 
 
 lU'linerv, '215 Front 
 SPRECKELS J D, connnission mer- 
 
 ciiaiit, "215 t'ront 
 Spring F S, real estate, 705 Sansom 
 Spring (ieo W, fruit, 803 Fourth 
 Spring J 1!, real estate, 705 Sansom 
 SPRING MENZO, artificial limb manu- 
 facturer, 9 Geary, (see advertisement) 
 Si)rinu'<l.de Water Co. '271 East 
 SPRINGER JASON & CO, ma.iufrs 
 and dealers doors, windows, blinds and 
 building material, lumber, SE cor 
 Spear and Mission, P box 1859 
 Springer Mrs K (', artist, O'Farrell 
 
 SPRING VALLEY WATER 
 
 WORKS, Chas Webb Howard pres, 
 Wm Norris sec, 5115 California 
 
 Spruegcl C, li(|uorH, cor Kailroad and 
 Ninth aves 
 
 Spruovel Henrietta, bakery, cor Rail- 
 road and Ninth aves 
 
 SPRUANCE, STANLEY & CO, 
 
 wholesale liquors, 410 Front 
 Squoglia 0, tailor, 302 Montgomery .nve 
 Sresovich L G & Co, M'holesale foreign 
 
 and domest'c fruits, 505 and 507 San 
 SROUFE & McCRUM, wholesale 
 
 wine and liquors, imprs, 208 and 210 
 
 Market and 1 1 and 1 3 Pine 
 Staab H G, merchant tailor, 210 Mont 
 Staake Ernst, confectionery, 1411 Dupt 
 Staats P F, groceries, 955 Harrison 
 Stack & Lacombe, hatters, 0.39 Market 
 Stack M, li(|Uors, 1831 Mission 
 Stacom Miss Maria, milliner, 141 Post 
 Staden von D C, grocer, SW cor Stei .*rt 
 
 and Mission 
 Stadtfeld Jacob Jr, mining sec, 419 Cal 
 Statlelbach E, liquors, 108 Steuart 
 Stahl Henry N, saloon, 613 and 615 San 
 Stahl E, liquors, 228 Bush 
 Stahl & Von Aspem, liquors, 415 Pine 
 
 
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 1260 
 
 <San Francisco. 
 
 ALI'lIABKriCALLY. 
 
 StAhle & Beruhord, barber and baths, 
 
 Ku88 Plouse 
 STAHLE HENRY W.Occidental b.ir- 
 
 bcr shop, 'SMi Bnitli 
 Staib (J, boots and shoes, 03'J Folsom 
 .St.Tolin Edward I', carpenter, Nl'3 cor 
 
 AVasliinj^ton and Maple 
 Stalhird — , i)|iysician, SK cor Post and 
 
 Kearny 
 STAMPER J W & CO. niantifrs mat- 
 tresses and bedding, -15 Bush 
 Stand F & J N, waod and coal, 211 
 
 Mason 
 Htaniliird Con Min Co, HOi) Montgomery 
 Standard Fire and Marine Ins Co, .las 1* 
 
 Cox uiannger, HOC) Sausom 
 
 STANDARD MANUFACTURING 
 
 COi -17 Sanaoni 
 
 "Standard," (monthly), J D Kobertson 
 pub, ()31 Sansom 
 
 Standard Oil Co, L D Fiak sccty, 40-2 
 Montgomery 
 
 Standard Oil Co, New York and Clove- 
 land, 12:i California 
 
 Standard Soap Co, 204 Sacnimiinto 
 
 Standard Sugar Manufr Co, O V Gritfin 
 pres, R B Woodruff socty, oftiee 2.S2.J 
 Montgomery 
 
 STANDARD THEATRE, M n Ken- 
 
 nedy propr, 'A'lO Bush 
 Stanford Con Min Co, 43!) California 
 Stanford Hotel, Chri.st ficlirke & Co 
 
 proj)ra, 618 Fourth 
 
 STANFORD LELAND. pres c V R K, 
 
 cor Fonrtli and Townsend 
 Stange & Kink, dry goods, 551 10th 
 Staniforth Mrs Julia, grocor, I20.\ Town- 
 send 
 Stanley 1) S, printer, 012 Clay 
 Staidey W H, dentist, 1 15 Kearny 
 Stanley O W, stationery, 4 Seventh 
 Stanly .lohn A, atty at law, ()04 Chiy 
 Stanton James, painter and whiteiier, 
 
 1215 Polk 
 Stanwood H 1', gen agt Iowa U II lines, 
 
 2 New Montgomery 
 Stanyan C H, real estate and mining', 5'J 
 
 Nevada block 
 Stapelfeldt Wm, grocer, NF cor Waller 
 
 and Fillmore 
 Stapff Wm, liquors, 110 Dupont 
 STAPLES D J. pres Firemeii's Fund 
 
 Ins of California, 401 California 
 
 STAR FIRE INS CO OF N Y, Brown, 
 Oaig & (Jogen agts, 215 Sansom 
 
 STAR LINE HONOLULU PACK 
 
 ETS, Oeo F CofHn & Co agts, 13 Pine 
 Star Min Co, Wm Stuart secty, H20 San 
 
 STARBIRD & OOLDSTONE. lumber, 
 
 101, 103, 105 and 107 Market 
 Starck John &Co, butchers, cor Leaven- 
 worth and KUis 
 Stark Luke, market, 520 First 
 
 Stark Wm, catarrh remedy, 502 Wash 
 
 Starr &, Co, shipping and com mer- 
 chants, proprs Star Houring mills, IG 
 California 
 
 STARR GEO R. fruit and pro.luco and 
 com merchants, 308 and 310 Wash 
 
 Starr & Mathison, smelters and refiners 
 of antimony, Berry l)et 4 th and 5th 
 
 State Board of Bank Commissioners, 202 
 Sa)i8om 
 
 STATE BOARD OF IMMIGRATION 
 FOR OREGON & WASHINGTON 
 
 TERRITORY, John i: Shephard 
 commissioner, 504 Battery 
 
 STATE INVESTMENT AND IN 
 
 SURANCE C0,2l8and220 .Sansom 
 
 Statham & Cone, manufrs pianos and 
 organs, 23 Uupont 
 
 "STATISTICIAN," LP McCarty edi- 
 tor, i)ublisher and nropr, 414 Clay 
 
 Stanb H, druggist, Sw cor Sutter and 
 Larkin 
 
 Steamer Kllen, (Napa, Snscol and Val- 
 lejo), (jr H Oakley captain, Jackson >St 
 bulkhead 
 
 STEAMER GUSSIE TELFAIR, v,.o 
 
 F CotKn & Co agts, 13 Pine 
 
 Stearns H M, teacher Heald's Business 
 College, 24 Post 
 
 Stearns Mrs E F, millinery, 325 Hayes 
 
 Stearns & Smith, com merchants, 4'.'H 
 Front 
 
 Steele, Elder & Co, wholesale eoniniia- 
 sioners, 204 Front 
 
 STEEN E T, engines, boilers, iron pipe 
 and mining machinery, 225 Market 
 
 Steen John, <ly»!r, 92'.! Folsonj 
 
 Steep Hollow (Jold Min Co, 310 Pine 
 
 Steer Henry, liquors and groceries, 457 
 First 
 
 Steer & Colby, East Oakland, Mills Sem- 
 inary and S F Express, 313 East 
 
 Stetl'ens John, butcher, 1 14 First 
 
 Steffens & Keinecke, groceries and liq- 
 uors, 137 Folsom 
 
 Stcge & Co, grocers, 710 Pacific 
 
 Steiiier & Bushman, pattern makers, 316 
 Mission 
 
 STEIGER & KERR, Occidental Foun- 
 dry, 137 First 
 
 STEIL HENRY, merchant tailor, 733 
 Pine and 237 Bush 
 
 Stermer Henry, liquors, 021 Kearny 
 
 Steimke & Bro, groceries, NW cor Eddy 
 und Pierce 
 
 Steimke Bros, groceries, SW cor Union 
 and Octavia 
 
 Stein AD, groceries, SW cor Nineteenth 
 and Valencia 
 
 STEIN C W, importetl carriage trim- 
 mings, 265 Stevenson 
 
 Stein G, bootmaker, 3 Washington 
 
 Stein M, furniture, carpets, 1234 Market 
 
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 bh¥ and in- 
 
 ; und 'i'iO Sansom 
 vnufrs pianos and ? 
 
 llinery, :i'ir) Hayes J 
 pm iiuTchauts, 4'j:i "5 
 
 wholfsale coinmis- 
 
 )akland, Mills Sem- 
 roas, :U3 Kast 
 ur, 114 First 
 groceries and liq- 
 
 , Occidental Foun- 
 
 lerchant tailor, 733 
 
 ors, IVil Kearny 
 cries, NW cor Kddy 
 
 hes, SW cor Union 
 
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 orted carriage trim- 
 
 ison 
 
 ,3 Washington 
 
 carpets, 1234 Market 
 
 ISan Franchco. 
 
 ALnURRTICALtV. 
 
 1261 
 
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 stein Robt, baktiry, 11H7 Fulsom 
 STEIN SIMON & CO, impr of foreign 
 and domestic cloth ami wool, "xS") Mar- 
 ket, SK cor Secon<l 
 Steiiibach H, real eatnto, 729 Montgy 
 Steinberger k Kalisher, com niercliants, 
 
 321 California 
 Steiner Mrs L C, coffeo house, I I'JO Mkt 
 Steincr N, wines and liiiuorH, 5 Lied 
 Stoinfels Chas, butcher, 1702 Hyde 
 Steinkamp C F & Co, liciuors, 327 Sac 
 Steiner, Klober & Co, gen mdae, WVJ. 
 
 Sacramento 
 STEINHAGEN P, com merchant, t; 12 
 
 Clay 
 Steinlinrt L, cigars anil tobacco, 434 C'al 
 Steinhart M, liciuora, 1024 Larkin 
 Steinhart P. physician, 1 1 Kearny 
 Steinhart Sigismund, capitalist, 20 Mer 
 
 chants' Exchange 
 STEINHART W & I & CO, manufra 
 
 and imprs clothing, 3 and 5 Battery 
 Steiinnillor & Arnold, junk, 320 Fran- 
 cisco 
 Steite J B, boota and shoes, 1 40!( I'.dk 
 Stelliiig Bros, butchera, NE cor Twenty- 
 fourth and Mission 
 Stelling & Siobe, butchers, 155 and 157 
 
 Second 
 Stellinj, C, grocerv, 102(5 JJllia 
 Stemplemann H, hardware, «)23 Pacific 
 Stender H, artist, 12G Kearny, room 3(5 
 Stephan John O, butcher, 1 and 2 (.'ali- 
 
 fornia Market 
 Stephen B, tailor, 118 Ninth 
 
 STEPHENS E W, dry ore concentrat- 
 ing machine, 25i» First 
 Stepp C & VV, manufr cigars, 709 Miss 
 Steptoe Con Min Co, 300 Pine, room 3 
 Stern Chas, butcher, 1004 Howard 
 Stern D, Brunswick House, 148 Sixth 
 Stern Jacob, crockery and glassware, 
 
 1119 Folsom 
 Stern Philip, furniture, 218 Sixth 
 Stem S, hairdresser, 801 Kearny 
 
 STERNFELD BROS & CO, French 
 and American calf skins, 53'.' Market; 
 27 Spruce, N Y; and 48 line de Ma 
 rias, Paris 
 
 Sternberg & Handmann, liouors, 010 
 Merchant 
 
 Sternl)era! M, tailor, 7 Spring 
 
 STERETT B F. steam job printer, 
 532 Clay 
 
 SvCtefeldt C, mining engineer, 320 San 
 
 Stetefeldt Furnace Co, C A Stetefeldt 
 prest, 320 Sansoin 
 
 Stetson & Houghton, attya at law, 315 
 California 
 
 Stetson W VV, mining secretary, 61 Ne- 
 vada block 
 
 Stettin Mme H, stamping and embroid- 
 ery, 443 Bush 
 
 Stetson W W, mining secy, 309 Mont 
 Steuart J, groci-r, 1920 Bush 
 Stenart TIioh, furniture, 775 Folsom 
 Stevens (Jeoigo, iicpiors, SK cor Battery 
 
 and Union 
 Stevens Mrs H H, ilentist, lOO.i Third 
 Stevens Heury, groceries, 1027 Powell 
 Stevens .Fos, barber, 234 Fifth 
 Stevens M V, urtisian well borer, 1500 
 
 Folsom 
 
 STEVENS W E pottery, Larkin and 
 
 Market 
 Stevenson E T, hotel, 032 Market 
 Stevenson Jno D, U S shipping commis- 
 sioner, 118 Jackson 
 Stevenson & lx>ngwill, fancy goods, 
 cromoes, monhlings, toys and brack- 
 ets, 2(5 and 29 Second 
 Stevenson K, real estate, 331 Montgy 
 Stewart Mrs Ann, bakery, 1829 Union 
 Stewart*, Birkeland, grocery, NVV cor 
 
 Twenty-fourtli and Folsom 
 Stewart & Buckley, fruit and com mer- 
 
 cliants, 513 Sansom 
 Stewart David, livery stable, 134 7th 
 Stewart Frank, jeweler, 509 Sixteenth 
 Stewart (ieo, real estate agt, 022 Mkt 
 Stewart Irwin, mdse broker, 218 Cal 
 Stewart Jas, grocer, 1920 Bush 
 Stewart .1 C, variety store, 1829 J Union 
 Stewart Jno W, snpt Cal& Nov Ice Co, 
 
 350 Tehama 
 Stewart Sewing Machines, 139 Sixth 
 
 and 1 1 1 Sutter 
 Stewart, Vanclief & Herrin, attys at 
 
 law, 310 Pine, room 28 
 Stewart W M, atty at law, 310 Pine 
 Steylaars & Kossi, druggists, 1222 Dup 
 Stievler Jacob, bootmaker, 212 Pacific 
 Stier & Weitner, harness and saddles, 
 
 550 Fourtli 
 "Stillee-HafsPosten," (Swedish news- 
 paper), Youngl)erg & Meyer pubs, 417 
 Bush 
 Stillman Alfred, gen agt Manhattan In- 
 surance Co, 232 California 
 Stillman J U B, physician, 336 O'Farrell 
 Still W G & Co, lamps and oila, 627 Kear 
 
 STITT ROBERT, carriage and wagon 
 manufr, 121 and 123 Market 
 
 Stobz & Weideureich, shirt factory, 202 
 Bush 
 
 "STOCK REPORT." (daily and week- 
 ly), Hiester & Bunker pubs. Stock Ex- 
 change building 
 
 Stockton & Copperopolis Kailroad Office, 
 NE cor Fourth and Townsend 
 
 Stockton E A, cabinetmaker, 411 Miss 
 
 STOCKTON MILLS, (saw and plan- 
 ing), A Washburn propr. Berry bet 
 Fourth and Fifth 
 
 Stockton Transportation Co, Charles 
 Gawne prest, Jno Gawne secy, 124 Cal 
 
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 . W. mxin I JIUUC OC UU., ng, H4, ne. and IIW Buttery Ht.,m.t', 
 
 1262 
 
 ;Sare- Francisco. 
 
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 Stoekwitz E, clothing and furnishing 
 
 goods, 250 Foiirth 
 Stoeten H R4; 'Jo, lestaurant, 33U East 
 Stoetzer Ed, board and lodging. Filth 
 
 and Brannau 
 Stoeven H, grocer, S\V cor Union and 
 
 Powell 
 Stohlmann Wm, bakery, 33!) Turk 
 Stoltz Fred, groceries, '201 Valencia 
 Stolz — , barber's agency, 3 Hardie Place 
 Stolz Bros, fancy goods, SKi Market 
 Stolz Philip, butcher, 12(5 Elevcntii 
 Stolzenwald H F, dyer, etc, 217 Fourtq 
 
 and 1037 Folsoin 
 Stem Geo A, hairdresser, 104 Ninth 
 Stone Chas L, saloon, 1144 Market 
 Stone Rlward F, mining secy, 306 Pine 
 
 STONE FRANK F, gen agt Lamar 
 Ins Co of N Y and AUemannia Fire 
 Ins Co of Pittslujrg, 20i> Sansom 
 Stone H S, mining secy, 41'J California 
 Stone & Hayden, saddlery, 422 Battery 
 Stone J R, watchmaker and jeweler, 255 
 
 Third 
 STONE & HAYDEN, sa<ldlery and 
 
 harness, 422 and 424 Battery 
 Stone K L, dry goods, 1211 Stockton 
 Stone S D, statistician Merchants' Ex- 
 change Assn, 3;> Merchants' Exchange 
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 Stone Wm, groceries, 202!) I'acitic 
 Stoppelkamp A H, groceries, '1528 Stock 
 Storck C Ij & Co, butcher, 30 1 Hayes 
 Storm & Co, wood and coal, 333 Montj;y 
 Storms G F, fruit, 1802 Bush 
 Stout A B, physician, 1310 Mason 
 Stout W C, engraver, 137 Montgomery 
 StoutenburL'h Ike A, stoves and tinware, 
 
 117 Washington 
 Stover Henry, liquors, 175 Sixteenth 
 Stowell Wm H, merchandise broker, 214 
 
 California 
 Stozen & Myers, liquors, SE cor Four- 
 teenth and Mission 
 Strachan Mrs M Srong, Armadale House 
 iiOi) Mission 
 
 STEAHLE JACOB & CO, i>npr and 
 manufr standard billiard-tables and 
 agts Delaney's patent steel-wire cush- 
 ions, 533 Market 
 Stratton C A & Co's Agency, 211 and 
 
 213 Clay 
 Stratton & Co, furniture auctioneers, 829 
 
 Market 
 Stratton J S, housemover, 854 Harrison 
 Straub Fr, upholsterer, 8 Hayes 
 Straub (rustavo, bootmaker, 7 Trinity 
 Straub J N, tailor, 307 Hayes 
 Straub John, sausage factory, 23!) 4th 
 Straub Joseph, liquors, 25 Sixth 
 StrauH A, watchmaker, 427 Kearny 
 Strana, Kohnstamia A Co, crockery, 104 
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 Straus M, artist, 319 California 
 Strauss & Frohman, dry goods, 1203 
 
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 Straus S J, real estate, 316 California 
 Strauss L, dry goods, 1213 Stockton 
 STRAUSS LEVI & CO, importers and 
 
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 STRAUSS M, loan office, watclies and 
 
 jewelry and pawnbi'oker, 18 Kearny 
 Strauss Sloses, bootmaker, 1503 Market 
 Strauss Samuel, collector, 302 Montgy 
 STRAUT W C, « agons, carriages and 
 
 lumber, NW cor I>rumm and Sac 
 Strecker & Kern, barbers, 33 Post 
 Street & Blanche T & M Co, 203 Bush 
 
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 STREET CYRUS H, real estate, 331 
 
 Montgomery, rin 10 
 Street & LeiiiMied, real estate and mine 
 
 agts and pubiisliers " Tiand World" 
 
 (weekly), 331 Montgomery 
 Stiehl Phillip, btirber, 20 Stockton 
 Strehl Chas, butcher, 50 Metropolitan 
 
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 Streib.l & Bro, barbers, S Merchants Ex 
 Streuli Chas, propr Swiss Brewery, 414 
 
 and 4!0 Dnpont 
 Striby Mrs Louisa, teacher of music, 
 
 2041 Mission 
 Strit W & (.'0, butiness brokers, 323 Kcar 
 Strong C « i, physician and druggist, 21 
 
 Third 
 Strong & Co, assay ers, 10 Stevenson 
 Strong Miss E, artist, 728 Moutgoinory 
 .Strong G W, fancy goods and stationery, 
 
 2030 Mission 
 Strong J OS 1), iirtist, 7 Montgomery ave 
 Strothoff.i, litjuors, 215 Sixth 
 Strothotr Mrs M, stiunping and em- 
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 Strozynski Mrs K, drei:ani!'.ker, 311 Turk 
 Strozynski S, ladies hairdresser and wig 
 
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 Stryker & Kiernan, stevedoro pier 5 
 
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 STUART C D, liquors, 525J Sansom 
 Stuart James F, atty at law, GOO Moutg 
 Stuart .foseph, cigars and tobacco, 28 Mkt 
 Stuart Wm, mining secy, .320 Sansom 
 
 STUART WM A, County Clerk, Old 
 
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 Stubbs 1) I), secy OandO Steamship Co, 
 
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 Stubbs J C, geul freight agt C P R R, 
 
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 Stukens «& Hollings, yrocers, NVV cor 
 
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 STULE MRS J B, shirt nmfr, -22 Dup 
 Stiimpf B, bakery, 220 Pacific 
 Stuinpf J, bootmaker, iiOl O'f arrell 
 Stmmpf J, bootmaker, 1000 Push 
 Stunipf John, liquors, First ave, S S F 
 STURGES T B, solicitor L -M McKeu 
 
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 Sturla G B & Co, liquors, 1402 Dupont 
 Sturnan B, jjhysician, 108 Stockton 
 Sublet & Tracy, dentists, 1 12 Fourth 
 Suhl C F, blacksmith. 114 Drunun 
 Suhling H H, wood and coal, 124 24th 
 iSuckow Clias. cabinetmaker, 23 Mont 
 
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 Suley Frank I'j, dentist, 3:i'J Kearny 
 Sulicsahn & Co, dry goods, l.'iiS Third 
 Sullivan Miss A, Branch Bakero, 540 
 
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 Sullivan & Craig, atty at law, 600 Mont 
 Sullivan 1), grocer, 4.H2 Tehama 
 Sullivan Daniel, grocor, SW cor Fourth 
 
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 Sullivan DT, atty at law, 000 Montgy 
 Sullivar. i) O, juuk and liquors, 20 Com 
 Sullivan Francis J, atty at law, 310 Pine 
 Snllivan Miss II E (), fancy goods and 
 
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 Sullivan Mrs. I, groceries, 922 Howard 
 Sullivan ,1 F), li(|Uors, -Or)? Washington 
 SULLIVAN JD, atty at law, 234 M.^nt 
 Sullivan Mrs James E, blacksmith, 2JS 
 
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 Sullivan Jas F, pliysiciau, I'Iddy 
 Sullivan James [\ collector, 80 St Ann's 
 
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 Sullivan .1 F, atty, 46 Montgy Idock 
 SuUiv.an J F, judge superior court No 
 
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 Sullivan J J, tailor, 303 Washington 
 Sulhvan John, wood and coal, 3;i Lafay- 
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 Sullivan M, bootmaker, 221 Folsom 
 SULLIVAN JOHN, boot and shoo 
 
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 SULLIVAN MATT I, atty at law, 
 
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 Sullivan Michael, boots and shoes, 213 
 
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 Sullivan M J, liquors, 21 Montgy avo 
 Sullivan M J, saloon, NW cof Taylor 
 
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 Sullivan P, livery stable, 915 Folsom 
 Sullivan P, npholaterer, 010 Post 
 Sullivan P, saloon, 12 Broadway 
 Sullivan P J, real estate, 001 California 
 Sullivan Robert P, real estate, 310 Pine 
 
 Sullivan & Sanborn, dentists, 905 Fol 
 Sullivan Mrs, stamping and t.nbroider- 
 
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 Sullivan Thomas, groceries, 1701 Miss 
 
 SULLIVAN THOMAS, importer an.l 
 
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 Sullivan Timothy, saloon, 1242 Market 
 Sullivan Timothy, butcher, 1117 l<'oIsum 
 Sul/.bacher J, stockbroker, .S20 Pine 
 Summer Charles A, stenographer, 004 
 
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 Summers J, grocor, 2710 Folsom 
 Summerfield A Jr, wholesale coal, NE 
 
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 Summerhays William, photo( niphcr. 
 
 12 Clay 
 Sunnnit Gold Mining Co, 309 !.fonti;y 
 
 SUMNER W B & CO, hides, leather, 
 
 tallow and skins, 415 Front 
 Suiuiol .1, physician, 210 Montgy ave 
 Supreme Court, 11 F Morrison, chief jus- 
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 Suss A, stock broker, 214 Montgomery 
 SutcliUe James, bakery, 703 Van Xess 
 
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 Suter Mrs Jeanette, dressmaker, 424 Sut 
 Suthfi'huid F E, atty, ()45 Clay 
 Sutlicrland & (iray, practical plumljers, 
 
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 Sutlitf' Henry, cigars and tobacco, 832 
 
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 SUTRO & CO, bankers and brokers, 
 
 ■ins Montgomery 
 Sutro Tunnel Co, E J Moore prest, P 
 
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 Sutter E V, notary public, 513 Coml 
 Sutter Street Railroad Co, ,James Me- 
 
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 Sutton C Jr & Co, oil clotldng, 34 Cal 
 .Sutton J B, cigars and tobacco, SE cor 
 
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 Sutton O P, cajtitalist, o.'M California 
 Swain A E, restaurant and bakery, 636 
 
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 Swaiu Edward R, architect, 507 Mont 
 Swain Henry C, insurance, 202 Sansom 
 Swain J H, bootmaker, 5 Post 
 Swain .1 H, livery stables, 417 Folsom 
 Swi'iu R A & Co, crockery and lamp 
 
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 Swain R M, atty at law, 030 Clay 
 Swain R R & Co, bakery, 213 Sutter 
 Swain Wm B, real estate, 37 Merchants' 
 
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 Swamp ^igel Mining Co, 315 California 
 Swan Benj R, physician, 214 Sansom 
 Swan Benj R, physician, 310 Stockton 
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 SWANBERG & WEST, wholesale 
 
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 Swansey P A, grocery, NW cor Ritch 
 
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 Swanton Mrs M T, milliner, 1221 Stock 
 Swarts E L, cigars, 545 California 
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 Sweeney A, felt, 309 Eighth 
 Sweeney J, marble works, 7 Lark in 
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 Sweet B C, express, 1005 Market 
 Sweet H A, stockbroker, 3;]1 Montgy 
 Sweet & Co, com merchants, 227 and 
 
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 Sveetser & Co, junk, 740 Pacific audi 
 
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 Sweetland Mrs A L, artist, 120 Sutter i 
 SWIFT CHAS J, atty at law, 21 7 i 
 
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 Swift \Vm, restaurant, 517 California 
 Swim D K, stockbroker, 314 Montgy 
 Swineford Newton, Ii(iuors, SE cor Pine 
 
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 Swiss Brewery, Chas Streuli propr, 414 
 
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 SWISS HOTEL, John (Jantner propr, 
 
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 Swiss Lloyd Marine Insurance Co,PhiIip, 
 
 SneyiT Ik Co ai.'t8, 42;") California 
 
 SW ISS MARINE INSURANCE GO'S 
 
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 Harry W Syz gen agt, 225 Sansom 
 Swordstream E J, groceries and saloon, 
 
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 Sylvester L, tinware, 811 Larkin 
 Syndicate (i & S Min Co, 328 Montgy 
 Syndicate Min Co, Jacob Stadtfeld Jr, 
 
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 STZ HARRY W, gen fire and marine 
 
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 Syawasli S D, druggist, NE cor Powell 
 
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 TABER, HARKER & GO, importers 
 and wholesale grocers, 108 and 110 
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 Taber I W, propr Taber's Photographic 
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 TABER'S PHOTOGRAFHIC PAR. 
 
 LORS. I W Taber propr, 8 Montgy 
 Tadioni Antoine, painter, 1419^ Dupont 
 
 TAGGART E W, pres Real Estate 
 
 Association, 230 Montgomery 
 Taggart P & Son, lime, hay and grain, 
 
 NVV cor Nineteenth and Folsom 
 Tagliabue F, mining engineer, 327 Pine 
 Tagliaferro A & Co, restaurant 
 Tait (Jeo, capitalist, 07 Nevada Block 
 Tait & Haiiujue, proprs Cj'olopa engine 
 anil machine works, 1 15 and 1 17 Bcale 
 Taliaferro T W, notary public and com- 
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 Tallant & Co, bankers, NE cor Califot- 
 
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 TAMBLING MRS W H, mclimu and 
 
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 Tanim A W, groceries, NW cor I'l'-c 
 
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 TANNANG & GO, cabinet maker. 141 
 
 143 Freelon 
 Tarbox E T, laundry, 121 Lcidesdovff 
 Tardos Louis, wines and I'quors, 400 
 
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 TATU"M & BOWEN. agent for R Hoe 
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 Taiifer Mrs A, grocer, 328 Broailway 
 Taussig Louin & Co, wholesale liquors, 
 
 303 Battery 
 Tavenier Jules, artist, 728 Montgomery 
 Tay Ceo H & Co, hardware, stoves and 
 
 metals, 014 *o 018 Battery 
 Tayac C J, is ortetl wines and lifiuors, 
 
 31 Fourth 
 Tayler & Moore, horse radish, 29 Center 
 
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 Tayler R L, secty Butte Creek Hydrau- 
 lic Min < 'o, 230 Montgomery 
 Taylor A C & Co, real estate, 314 Bush 
 Taylor Chas, livery stables, 1 1 Powell 
 Taylor C L, shipping and com merchant, 
 
 34 California 
 Taylor Mrs Cyrus I), bakery, 207 Sixtii 
 Taylor Edward R, atty at law, 207 Sim 
 Taylor F B & Co, wholesale gasoliiu', 
 
 1013 Battery 
 Taylor Frank F, atty at law, 429 Mont 
 Taylor & Haight, attorneys at law, 207 
 
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 Taylor Jatnes, bakery, 903 Bush 
 Taylor Jas M, atty at law, 410 Montsry 
 Taylor James S & C'o, i.^uaufr clia'ji- 
 
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 TAYLOR J W, manager Guit.-^ Peroha 
 
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 Taylor John, broommaker, 403 Bay 
 Taylor John & Co, druggist's sundries 
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 Taylor John W, city and county supt 
 
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 Taylor & Nevin, printers, 535 Com 
 TAYLOR J P & CO. wholesale paper 
 
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 Taylor T, fish, 59 and (i'2 Grand Arcade 
 
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 Taylor W H, prest Kisdon Iron and 
 
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 TAYLOR WM J, mining secretary, 310 
 
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 TayUr W >S, stockbroker, 420 Montgy 
 Teuge & Cane, dentist, \4'2\ Fourth 
 Teague & Kamlade, furniture, 550 Miss 
 Teague Wm, whitener, 137 Fifth 
 Teaf Benj, .ittorney, 523 Montgomery 
 Teare Philip, U S dist atty, U S court 
 
 building, Sansoin and Washington 
 Tecluui II J, oystor house. Summer nr 
 
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 Teese Lewis Jr, wines and liijuors, 432 
 
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 Teisseire A, artist, cor Turk and Hyde 
 Teixeira F L, hairdresser, 505 Broadway 
 
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 Telfair .Min Co, Arizona, 702 Market 
 Teller J D P, mdse broker, 405 Front 
 Temple M & Min Co,. 313 Montgomery 
 Ten Boscli N & Co, shipping and com 
 merchants, 28 MerchauN' Excliange 
 TeiJiiant Mrs J, shirtmaker, 102 Powell 
 Tennant Thos, chronometer ant' mathe- 
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 Tenney IJichard P, com grain and pro- 
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 Tenthorey fl P& Co, macaroni and vermi- 
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 Te])aille M, French baJcery, 1504 Turk 
 TERKELSON L & BRO.wliolesaleand 
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 TERMINAL HOTEL. Buckley & 
 
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 TERRY E & CO. N\ holesale Eastern 
 
 oysters, l7 Summer and 107 California 
 
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 TERRY J T & COj furniture dealers 
 
 and auctioneers, 74/ Market 
 Terry L A, butcher, 7 (\>ntre Market 
 Terry W N, saw tiler, 7 Spear 
 Terwilliger & Fink, dairy produce, 50 
 
 and 51 Washington Market 
 Terwilliger N 15, hxluiniia, 840 Mission 
 TESMORE SOLOMON, oystc r dealer, 
 
 57, 58 and 59 California Market 
 Tet/en Ch, mdse broker, 202 California 
 
 TEUBNER & HOFFMANN,showcase 
 
 manufrs, 532 California 
 Teutonia Ins C'(j, Hutchinson & Mann 
 gen agents, 322 and 3'24 California 
 
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 Tevis Lloyd, pres W, F & Co, NE cor 
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 Tewes Fred, basket manufr, NE cor 
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 Tewkshnry M R, physician and surgeon, 
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 Texas Ice Co, 309 Montgomery 
 
 Thatcher Geo & Co, wholesale liquors. 
 214 Front 
 
 Thain A Jr, candy factory, 781 Market 
 
 Thalia Verein Club House, 414 Pine 
 
 Thames & Mersey Marine Ins Co of Liv- 
 erpool, W ( r Harrison general agent, 
 413 California 
 
 Thanuhanser & Co, commission mer- 
 cliantsand ins agents, 311 California 
 
 Tharp E H, notary public, 328 Mont 
 
 Thay.T liB, cliemist, SE cor New Mont- 
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 Thryer C C & Co, real estate and com- 
 mission brokers, 20 Montijomery 
 
 Thayer V, physician and surgeon, 13G 
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 Tlie American Beef Co, <>, 7, 8 and 9 
 Hayes Valley Market 
 
 Theas Philip, carpets and furniture, 1115 
 and 1117 Dunont 
 
 THE A ROMAN PUBLISHING CO, 
 
 pnl)lishes "The Californian, " 202 San 
 
 THE BALDWIN HOTEL, H H Pear- 
 
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 The Baldwin Tluatre, Thtnnas Maguire 
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 "THE CALIFORNIAN," (monthly), 
 
 The A lionian Co pulia, 202 Sansoin 
 The California Powder Co, '230 C.d 
 The Central .U II Co's Stables, Turk bet 
 
 Webster and Fillmore 
 The Chinese! Ins Co of Hong Kong, De- 
 
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 THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY, Ed- 
 
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 "THE DAILY EXCHANGE," The 
 
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 OF CALIFORNIA, l n Swift pres, 
 
 C W Adams sec, 408 California 
 The Glolu^ Marine Ins Co of England, 
 
 Degener & Co agents, 308 Californiii 
 "The Golden f! ate," (weekly), 140(5 Turk 
 
 THE GRAND FAMILY CHEMI- 
 CAL, OLIVE AND CASTILE SOAP 
 
 FACTORY, Kichard Brown propr, 
 Channel bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth 
 
 THE HOWE MACHINE CO, sewing 
 
 machiuea and bazaar patterns, D S 
 
 Mo niton manager, 873 Market 
 The Hcmme k Long Piano Mainif Co, 
 
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 Theil Frank, wines and liijuors, 300 
 
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 Theobald Geo .F & Co, shipping, com 
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 The Olympic Oyster and Chop Hous e, 
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 The Original Keystone Silver M Co, 330 
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 The Pacific Coast Dredging & Reclama 
 
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 "THE PACIFIC,'', (weekly), S S 
 
 .Smith and John Khnball publishers, 
 
 7 Montgomery ave 
 The Peking Tea Co, Hayes Valley Mkt 
 The Peoples' Ice Co, J S Thompson 
 
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 "The Pioneer," T C Lancey propr, 432 
 
 Montgomery 
 Tlie tt)uicksilver Mining Co, .1 B Kandol 
 
 manager, 320 Sansom 
 
 THE RISDON IRON & LOCOMO 
 
 MOTIVE WORKS, W H Taylor 
 prest, Jos Moore supt, manufrs of 
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 ''THE RESOURCES OF CALIFOR- 
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 The San Francisco Peal Estate & Busi- 
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 The Safe Deposit Co of S F, J D Fry 
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 Tlie Saiita Cruz Water Co, F Bow- 
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 18 iSutter 
 
 ThieTiaut C, paper box factory, 744 Miss 
 Thierbach J, dairy froduco, 19 Grand 
 
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 Thiele P, cabinetmaker, 057 Mission 
 Thiese A A, physician, 322 Sutter 
 Thomann Chas, dyer, etc, 2001 Sac 
 Thomas Chas J, saloon, 35 Eddy 
 Thomas D L, mining secy, 203 Bush 
 Thomas F & Co, dyers and cleaners, 27 
 
 Tenth and 904 Market 
 Thomas J G, cigars and tobacco, cor 
 
 Turk and Market 
 Thomas John, barber and baths, 107 
 
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 Thomas P J, printer, 505 Clay 
 Thomas K W, atty at law, 318 Pine 
 Thomas Thos, tailoi, 140 Minna 
 Thomas Mrs T, millinery, 30 Third 
 Thomas Mrs W, dressmaker, 1007 Mc- 
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 Thomason E P, contractor, 528 Cal 
 Thomford H A, grocer, 701 Montgy ave 
 Thompson A \V, atty at law, 320 San 
 Tiiompson Bros, Eureka Foundry, nian- 
 
 f.icturers castings, 12!) and 131 Beale 
 Thompson Chas, house and sign painter, 
 
 1!)22 Union 
 Thompson & Co, bankers and brokers, 
 
 421 California 
 
 THOMPSON E H, engineer and ma- 
 chinist, 51 Beale 
 
 Thompson Geo C, mineral and soda 
 works, 1!)15 Mason 
 
 Thompson H L', Pecrcation Grounds, 
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 Thi<mpson 1 D, flavoring extracts, 414 
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 Thompson J D, atty at law, 405 Cal 
 
 Thompson J W, secy Arizona Mining 
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 THOMPSON L. diamonds, watches 
 
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 Thompson IS' L, physiciui, 17 Third 
 Thompson N S, drugs, cor Steuart and 
 
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 Thompson K, collector, 541 Sacramento 
 Thompson P, atty at law, (528 Montgy 
 Thompson Thos, impr human hair, ~\1'2 
 
 Market 
 Thompsom Wm, boarding, 103 Clark 
 Thompson VV S, boarding house, 820 
 
 Battery 
 
 THOMSON & EVANS, mechanical 
 
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 and steam engines, 1 1 and "■ ■ '.' Beale 
 
 Thomson S E, carpenter, 528 C'alifomia 
 
 Thomson, Waterbu/y ft, Co, caruentera 
 
 and builders, 327 Tnrk 
 Thonett .ln<>, .shoe'i a. , 432 Pacific 
 Thoun Wohrden 1 N, liquors, corner 
 
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 Thome Isaac N, atty at law, 215 San 
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 Thornton Crittenden, atty at law, 420 
 
 California 
 Thornton H I, atty at law, S F Stock 
 
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 Thornton J D, associate Justice, 640 
 
 Clay 
 Thornton J F, fruit and vegetables, 
 
 '2005 Polk 
 Thoroughfare Hotel, Edw .Stoetzei* pro 
 
 prietor, NE cor Fifth and Brannan 
 Thorpe II C, bootfitter, 500 Market 
 Thors Louis, photographic gallery, 1025 
 
 Larkin 
 Thorsen Teter, liquors, G"23 East 
 
 THORSON NICOLAUS, merchant 
 
 tador, 1 5 New ^Montgomery 
 THRALL H H, dentist, 1 18 Geary 
 Thi'i'.m C, cigars, 815 Battery 
 Three Brothers (Henry C, (Jeo and Clu.s 
 
 Itoeth), com merchants, 517 Sansom 
 Throckmorton S K, capitalist, 313 Cal 
 Tliron Mrs W, dressmaker, 1 Cedar ave 
 Thunder Chas, bootmaker, 28 Turk 
 Thumm L groiier, 840 ^Market 
 Thummler C L, bootmaker, Sacramento 
 Thummler H, bootmaker, 5 Beale 
 Thurston (ieo P, mining secy, 315 Cal 
 Thycksoii& Baganza, coffee saloon, "00 
 
 Mission 
 Thyes Jno B, cigars, N E cor Third and 
 
 Mission 
 Tibboy Alex S. furrier, 507 Montgy 
 Tibbitts Steplieii M, physician, i)31 How 
 TichiMior H B & Co, manfrs lumber, 42 
 
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 Tiolienor S J, licpiors, NE cor Battery 
 
 and Bush 
 Ticlinor A C, metallurgical works, Blux 
 
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 Ticoulet & Pinot, restaurant, 30Si Sut 
 Tiild & Diickman, licpiors, SE cor Sac 
 
 and Kearny 
 Tieck John, groceries, SE cor Post and 
 
 Jones 
 TIEDEMAN|f D & CO. produce and 
 
 commission merchants, 210 Clay 
 Tiedemann M, grocery, 702 McAllister 
 Tiedemann & Schomacker, groceries, NW 
 
 cor I'owell and Pacific 
 Tieden H J, att\ , 533 Kearny 
 Tiegeler J H, grocer, 18 Natoma 
 Tiurnan P J, atty, 50 Montgonn'ryblk 
 TIERNAN R '& CO, wo...l and coal, 
 
 2622 Mission 
 Tierney E P, physician. 111 Broadway 
 Tierney Martin, groceries, 1!) Km ntt 
 Tierney Thomas, liquors, NE cor New 
 
 Montgoniery and floward 
 Tietgen D VV, groceries and liquors, co! 
 
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 Tietjen H, liquors, DOC Kearny 
 
 Tietjen H, grocer, 520 Pine 
 Tietjen Henry, groceries, S\V cor Broad- 
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 Tietjen Hermann, liquors, NE cor Pine 
 
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 Tii.; n- Gold and Silver M Co, 330 Montg 
 Tiger Mining Co, 30!) Mouthy, room 02 
 Tiger Mining Co, 331 Montgomery 
 Tijous Mme, laundry, 004 Broadway 
 Tilesto.'i (I \V, locksmitli, 225 Post 
 Tilden C L, carpenter, 8 (iHiiney 
 Tilden .lo.suph, stockbroker, 31 ti Montgy 
 'Fillmaii A, saddles and harness, 313 Min 
 I'illinau k Bendel, wholesale groceries, 
 cigars and toliaeco, 325 and 327 Bat- 
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 410 Commercial 
 Tilson Chas, city and county tax col- 
 lector, New City Hall 
 Timney Ellen J, cnnfoetionery, 1505 Pow 
 Tinnemann L, fruits, 1502 Polk 
 TiuocoJ M& Co, Consul of San Salva- 
 dor, 323 Front 
 Tiutrop H & Co, fresco painters, 417 Post 
 Tioga Con Minin.; ('o, 30;» Montgomery 
 Til» Top Silver Mining Co, 327 Pine 
 
 TIRRELL C & P H & CO. wholesale 
 
 boots and shoes, 4111 Clay 
 TishlerGeo, books and stationery, 2.'5 0th 
 Tishler Mrs H, fancy iroods, 801) Larkin 
 TITCOMB A C & CO, importers and 
 
 wholesale dealers watches, diamonds 
 
 jewelry and silverware, 24 Post 
 Titcomb & Thurston, imprs and com 
 
 merchants, agt for Vallejo Broom Fac- 
 
 torv. 205 Sacramento 
 TITtJS DANIEL, attorney, 300 Pine, 
 
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 Titus 1 S, physician, 34 Kearny 
 Tivoli Carden, Eddy befr Powell and 
 
 Mason 
 Tevin Peaks Mining Co, T W Colbourn 
 
 secy, 414 California 
 Tobbe D, liquors, 511 and 543 Mission 
 
 TOBBENBOSKE HENRY J, groceries 
 
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 T(jbbenboske Herman, liquors, cor Sec- 
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 Tobelman F', cigars and tobacco, 5 Dup 
 Tobelmanu Henry, groceries, hay and 
 
 grain, wood and coal, 237 Hayi's 
 'J'olK-y Curtis, Metropolitan Foundry, 
 
 230 Fremont 
 Tobin, Davison 6. Co, imprs fancy goods, 
 
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 Tobin E M, piano tuner, 113 Turk 
 Tobin John, bootmaker, 440 Valencia 
 TOBIN J H, merchant tailor, 114 Mont 
 'J'obin K C, stockbroker, 314 Montgy 
 Tobin Richard, atty at law, 8 montgy 
 Tobin Hol)ert, atty at law, 8 Montgy 
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 Toby & Toby, Mission and City Trans 
 
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 Todd A H & Co, com stockbrokera, 411) 
 
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 Todb & Bass, blacksmith, NW cor Front 
 
 and Market 
 Todt John, cntler and blacksmith, 1 19 
 
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 Todt & Waf(ner, copper works, 565 Miss 
 Todtinan Theo E, watclimaker, 614 
 
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 Toedts H, Oakland and S F Express, 26 
 
 Sacramento 
 Tohde John W, grocery, 544 Hayes 
 Toietti D, artist, 223 Leavenworth 
 Toietti Pjdward, artist, 223 Leavonwortli 
 Toietti Virgil, artist, 223 Leavenworth 
 Toklas, Brown & Co, manufra clothing, 
 
 24 and 26 Sansom 
 Toland C G, physician, 7 Montgy ave 
 Tollas Chas H, stenographer, 402 Mont 
 Tolo Mining Co, 40i) California 
 Tomalty V J, groceries, SW cor Sixth 
 
 cand Minna 
 Tompkins F ^V, atty at law, 320 San 
 Tompkinson J, livery stable, 57 to 61 
 
 Minna 
 Tompkins Thos T, coffee saloon, 135 Post 
 Tompkins Walter H, atty at law, 504 
 
 Kearny 
 TONO WO & CO, importers and dealers 
 
 in Chinese merchandise, 722 Sac 
 TONQ TIE &. CO, importers and deal 
 
 era in Cliinese merchandise, 728 Sac 
 Tonnemacher Jnlius, liipiors, 'J 13 Kear 
 Tomsky L, piiiuter, 417 Bush 
 Toniiii -M C, Italian hooka, 26 M'.mtave 
 
 TONITE POWDER CO, R L Slmin- 
 
 wald secy, 2IS California 
 Tonks J, goUi and silver engraver, 614 
 
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 Tooliey C, groc^T, 601 Market 
 TOOriY & JONASSON, attys at 
 
 law, 302 Montgomery, rms 14 and 15 
 Toomey ILnry, capitalist, 424 Montgy 
 Tooiney Henry, real estate, 528C.il rm 2 
 Toomey Kicliard, slioumaker, (506 Miss 
 Toplitz 1'' & Co, wholesale millinery 
 
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 To(inerville Mining Co, 310 Pine, rm 15 
 Tormey Francis, hootmaker, IS Tyler 
 Torni S, nidooii, 316 Broadway 
 Torrenee ./ S, stationery, 1070^ Howard 
 
 TOTJCHARD GTJSTAVE, pros, Unio. 
 
 Ins Co, 416 C.ilit'ornia 
 Touret Chis, confectionery, 2008 Taylor 
 Tnirnel Madame, Froncli laundry, 120 
 
 (Jeary 
 TowleCeorge \V Jr, atty at law, 606 
 
 Montgomery 
 Towie W VV, lumber shipper, 308 Town 
 TOWNE A N. g'en sui.t C P R It, cor 
 
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 TOWNE C & CO, cabinet and chair- 
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 Townaend A H, atty, 526 Montgomery 
 Townsend Mrs Annie K, artiticiul tlovv- 
 
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 Townsend Fredk, manager Bank of Brit- 
 ish Columbia, SE cor Sansoin and Cal 
 Townsend F J, carpenter and builder, 
 
 1012 Potrero ave 
 Townsend James B, atty, 636 Clay,rm 32 
 Townsend Mrs, flowers, millinery, 114 
 
 Turk 
 Townsend TT, confectionery, 1152 Mkt 
 Townsend W, min agt, 618 California 
 Townsend W S, retail and wholesale con- 
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 Townsend & VV^yneken, architects, 5J5 
 
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 Towiisend's Candy Factory, Kearny st 
 
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 Tox J, liquors, SW cor Bay and Mason 
 TozerC \V, mining, 310 Pine, rm 47 
 Tracy & Buckley, 'icinors, 1000 Market 
 Tracy Chas E, dentist, 1 12 Fourth 
 Tracy J, shoemaker, 112 Washington 
 Traders Ins Co, 216 Sansom 
 Tradesmens Ins Co, 216 Sansom 
 Trainer J VV, carpenter, 206 Leavn 
 Traube E & Co, confectioners, 643 Kear 
 
 TRANS-ATLANTIC FIRE INS CO 
 
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 agents, 304 California 
 Trans-Atlantic Marine Ins Co, 311 Cal 
 TRAPOLLI B, Victoria winecellar,710 
 
 Sansoin 
 Trask J as L, real estate broker, 6 Mont- 
 gomery ave 
 Trautner Bros, tailors, 307 Dupont 
 Trautner C, cigars and tobacco, 244^ 
 
 Sutter 
 Trautvetters A, shoemaker, 2515 Miss 
 Travelers Life& Accident Ins Co, 319 
 
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 Tnivers C H, atty at law, 402 Mont^'y 
 Travers .John, livery stable, 805 Green- 
 wich 
 Trebois F, merchant tailor, 222 Mout- 
 
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 Treadwtll John B, mining engineer, 137 
 
 Montgomery 
 Tread well .lames P, atty, 606 Kearny 
 Treat .f W. chiropodist, 523 Kearny, 
 Trugellat Mrs I, dressmaker, 838 Mkt 
 Trehone.fohn, atty, 502 Montgomery 
 Trejos .] & Co, importers and com mer- 
 chants, 123 California 
 TREMBATH & EVANS, proprs Now 
 
 Wisconsin Hotel, 002 M'mtgomery 
 TRENKLE E, physician, 1111 Jones 
 TRENKLE E, physician and oculist, 
 
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 Tressler E, tailor, 1210 Kearny 
 
 Trevor Frank, wood and coal, 706 Bush 
 
 TRUMBULL R J & CO, seedsmen 
 
 and nurserymen, 419 and 421 Sansom 
 Truesdell Mrs A C, board and lodging, 
 
 1104 Market 
 Treuschel G A, liqu(/rs, 20 Sacramento 
 Triary Antonio, liciuora, 410 Druinm 
 Tridon L, liquors, 757 Chvy 
 TRIEST & CO, imprs and jobbers of 
 
 hats, 116 and 118 Sansom 
 Trinidad Mill Co, F T & J A Hooper 
 
 proprs, pier 2^ Steuart 
 Triniiy Hydraulic Mining Co, 324 Pine 
 Tripp George A & Co, coppersmiths, 2'_'6 
 
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 Tripp Dwight K, atty at law, 401 Cal 
 Tripp J W, atty at law, 408 Califoi-niii 
 TrittenbacliEmil, butcher, 1321 Stock 
 Trojiin Mining Co, 328 Montgomery 
 Trost L P, liquors, 308 Francisco 
 Trost Wm, bakery, SE cor California 
 
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 Trouette H, dri'ggist, 304 Fourth 
 Trout James M, atty Mercantile Collec- 
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 Trout Mrs J S, millinery, 210 F(Hirth 
 Trowbridge Mrs S A, employment ofHce, 
 
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 Trube H, jewelers, 643 Kearny 
 
 TRUGKEE LUMBER CO'S BOX 
 
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 True Blue Min Co, 405 California 
 Truelson T, grocer, SE eor Loav and Sac 
 Trueman & Duckett, dentist, 25.j Sixth 
 Trumbull Wm, harness and saddlery, 
 
 Hi) and 121 Davis 
 Truinpour •) I', dentist, 40 1. ^ Hayes 
 TRUSSEAU P C, atty at law, 604 
 
 Merrhant 
 TRUWORTHY F M. .-itencil plat.s, 
 
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 Tschurr & Dingeon, restaurant, 217 
 
 Kearny 
 TUBBS & CO. proprs S F Cordage Co, 
 
 611 and 613 Front 
 
 TUCKER'S S F & OAKLAND EX- 
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 Tucker J W & Co, watchmakers and 
 
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 Tuckey A, jeweler, 13 Trinity 
 TUESMAifN ERNST, iOintracht Sa- 
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 TuUy John, groceries, N\V cor Sansom 
 
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 Turnbull ,Ino, carpenter, 638 Minna 
 TurnbuU Walter, stockbroker, 31 (i Pine 
 Turner it Co, wood and coal, (ilKlvist 
 Turner E Q, stationery, 2403 California 
 Turner George, atty at law, 331 Montgy 
 Turner Pi B, business auent, 640 Clay- 
 Tuft H N, hainlresser,"818 Third 
 
 Tuite Jas, bakery, 217 Eighth 
 
 Turner John, capitalist, 414 California 
 
 TURNER, KENNEDY & SHAW. 
 
 wholesale dealers in lumber, doors, 
 
 sashes and blinds, 840 Fourth 
 Turner & Kundle, agts Tahiti I'acketand 
 
 •ship builders, lii'J California 
 Turner K B, real estate, 640 Clay 
 Turner Wm, watclunaker and jeweler, 
 
 524 Battery 
 TURPIN F L, propr Capitol House, 
 
 537 Market 
 Turpin J no, carpenter, 711) California 
 Turrell George, boots and shoes, 1010 
 
 Market 
 TUSTIN W I, windmill, horse power 
 
 and pump nianufr, '.) Beale 
 Tuttle, Michaels k Co, fur-dture, 6id 
 
 Market 
 Tuttle S E, r<;;.itaurant, 13-_'0 Howard 
 Tweithmann Nicholas, grocery, NK eor 
 
 I'olsoin and Tenth 
 
 TWICHELL GEO H, mining 411i 
 
 California, room 3 
 Twing 1) \V, stockbroker, 307 Montgy 
 Twoiiig Jvlward F, fruit, ^'550 Folsom 
 Tybo Coil Mill Co, 330 Pine, room 16 
 Tyler (;co VV, atty at law, 636 Clay 
 Tyler S H & Son, spices, baking pow- 
 d( rs, cream of Tarter, 221 Commercial 
 Tynan Wm D, tailor, 504 Post 
 Tyrrell Jiio H, maiiufr carriages and 
 
 wagons, 658 Mission 
 Tyson A J BalKJ & Co, butchers, SE 
 
 cor Wasliington and Stockton 
 Tyson & Bill, butchers, SE cor Wash- 
 ington and Stockton 
 Tyson 1) S, liquors, 122 Eoidesdortl' 
 
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 Ubliaus J & F, barbers, 12 (Jeary 
 Uebner & (Jropi), bakers, 112!) Dupont 
 Ullrich Mis L, bakery, 1321 Stockton 
 Ulnier M, cigars ,uid tobacco, 527 Mont 
 Ulrich 1-lenry, tailor, 1210 Kearny 
 Ulricli .loseph, bakery, 1321 Stockton 
 Ulrich & LeojHild, florists and nursery- 
 men. 35 I'osii 
 Uncle Sam Min Co, 417 California 
 Underbill Henry, atty at law, Ni') eor 
 
 Fourth and Townsond 
 Underbill Jacob, wholesale hardware, 
 
 308 California 
 Ungaretti F & Co, fruit aiul poultry, 521 
 
 ( ieary 
 Unger Louis, butcher, 1500 Leav 
 Un'ger M, tailor, 72t) O'Farrell 
 Unger & MeiuUieim, real estate, 208 
 
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 Ungrott Aug, saloon, 18 Hayes 
 Union Brewery, Christian Hess propr, 
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 Union Furniture Manufg Co, Spiegel, 
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 UNIOX GRAVEL MINING CO, H 
 
 Pichoir secy, ;V20 Sansom 
 Union (Jrocery Co, 47 Second 
 Union (Jrounds, NE cor Seventh and 
 
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 UNION HOTEL. Tno Burke, 51 1 Miss 
 
 UNION INSURANCE CO (Fire and 
 
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 D llaveu secy, 416 California 
 Union Lumber Assn, cor Beale and Bran 
 Union Malt House, 1411 Folsoni 
 Union Mutual Life Insurance Co, J M 
 
 Fox nianauer, 001 California 
 UNION NllWS CO, Fre<l Vaughan 
 
 manager, SE cor Sansom and Wash 
 Union Pacific Salt Works, 'A\ and 21(5 
 
 Sacramento 
 Union Paciiic Transfer Co. 40!) East 
 Union Shaft Co, MO'.) Montgomery, rm 'Jo 
 Union Soap Factory, Chas Petersen & 
 
 Co proprs, 'I'.Vl Front 
 Union Tanning and Currying Co, 7^5 
 
 Brannan 
 Union West Min Co, A W Blair secy, 
 
 Sia California 
 Union West Min Co, E B Booth secy, 
 
 :i20 California 
 United Californians Hall, 417 Kearny 
 United Carriage Co, Jas -SlcCord supt, '2 
 
 New Montgomery 
 United Fireman's Ins Co, 401 California 
 United Land Assn, 401 California 
 U S Appraisers' Building, Sansom bet 
 
 Jackson and Washington 
 U S Army Medical Purveyors' Depot, 34 
 
 New ^Io?itjfomery 
 
 UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE CO 
 
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 U S Coast Survey, 214 Stockton 
 U S C ravel Min Co, ^V H H Hart secy. 
 
 TM Montgomery 
 U S Internal !\e venue Office, \Vm Higby 
 
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 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, 
 
 W K WheatoH register, C H Cham- 
 berlain I'eceiser, (ilO (.'ommcrcial 
 
 U S Laundry, H2S Broailway 
 
 United States Law Association (collec- 
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 United States M.ariiie IL'spital, Presidio 
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 U S Navy Paymastei', .lames Fulton, 
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 U S Pension Agency, W H P.ayne agt, 
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 United States Restaurant, J M Pike 
 proprietor, 548 Clay 
 
 U S Signal Service Office, Nelson Gorom 
 sergeant, 42 Merchants Ex bldg 
 
 U S SUB TREASURY, W Sherman 
 treasurer, Frank G Borniman cashier, 
 610 Commercial 
 
 U S SURVEYOR OFFICE, Theod 
 
 Wagner U S Surveyor General, Tlieo 
 Keichert chief clerk, J H Wildes 
 chief draughtsman, 610 Commercial 
 
 U S WOOD AND COAL YARD, 
 
 S .fohnson proprietor, 321 Seventh 
 
 UNITED WORKINGMENS* BOOT 
 
 AND SHOE CO. James Butler prest, 
 Walter Kosie secy, factory cor Twenty- 
 fifth and Bartlett, depot 416 Market 
 
 UNITED WORKINGMENS' SOAP 
 MANUFACTURING CO, M Galla- 
 
 glier manager, cor Potrero and 10th 
 
 UNIVERSAL COPYING CO, portrait 
 
 copyists, 14H0 and 14H8 Market 
 Universal Marine Insurance Co of Lon- 
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 University fif California, (land depart- 
 ment) ;{10 Pine, room 30 
 University School, George B.atea prin- 
 
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 University of California, (regents) IJIO 
 
 Pine, room 30 
 University < Jold M Co, 328 Montgomery 
 Unna .lacob, dusters ajid brooms, 157 
 
 New Montgomery 
 Unruh Adolph, liquors, 32!) Ihipont 
 Unsellini Mrs Anna, Imkery 21!) Sixth 
 Un/leman W, tailor, 3 Mary Lane 
 Upper San .loacpiin Irrigating Canal (-'o, 
 
 402 Kearny 
 Upton J ojni P, printer, 518 Sacramento 
 Urban Academy, SW cor Mason ami 
 
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 Urban Hugo, cigar mannfr, 1028 Market 
 Urban J, liiiuors, ;U7 Montgomery ave 
 Uri Felix, butcher, 20 to 20 San Fran- 
 
 cisco Market 
 Urner J, liijuors, 2122 Mission 
 Urruela & Urioste, com merchants, 405 
 
 Front 
 Ury S H, butcher, 1903 Geary 
 Usselina A, tailor, 21!) Sixth 
 Uszynski Mrs B, hairdresser, 2247 Miss 
 Utali Silver Mining Co, 301) Montgy 
 Utica Con M Co, 203 Bush 
 UTSCHIG JOHN, custom made boots 
 
 and shoos, 320 Bush 
 Utter Wm, mining, 112 Leidesdorff 
 Utzinger Ilenry, carpenter, 435 Broad 
 UZZOyiCH JOHN, restaurant, 324^ 
 
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 Valencia D, physician, 1609 Powell 
 Valenta L, maccaroni factory, 21C 
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 AI.PIIARRTICALI.Y. 
 
 1^71 
 
 V^ftlianos Geo, fruit and vegetublos, 11. 'U 
 
 Market 
 Vallers & Bro, groceries, 97 1 Harrison 
 V^allet Charles, wines and li(juor.s, .S47 
 
 Fiftl) 
 ValparisoCJold and S MCo, 302 Montgy 
 Valpey J W, physician, "JliSl INliasion 
 Van Alen W K, real estate antl iusur 
 
 anee, N VV cor Sansom and Washington 
 Van Alstine A & Co, bitters, 8i Bren- 
 
 ham Place 
 Van Bergen \, li(|uors, 4'25 Sansom 
 VAN BEF EN N & CO. imprs and 
 
 wholesale .Kjuors, 413 and 415 Clay 
 Van Blarconi A L, wool, '214 Sansom 
 Van Brunt K JST, mining secy, 'MS Pine 
 Vance .lohn, bakery, 1128 Folsom 
 Van Clief 1', atty at law, 310 I'ine 
 V^an Court Jno F, carriage trinnner, 108 
 
 Jessie 
 Vancouver Min Co, 40!) California 
 V^an Cromlnugghe A L, dentist, (iO!) Sac 
 Van Denburgh A, dentist, 134 (Jeary 
 Van Denburgh D, dentist, 'J2'.) deary 
 Vanderbilt Con Min Co, 327 Pine 
 Vanderbilt M & M Cp, 328 Moiitijomery 
 
 VANDERHORST, FISHER & 
 
 WALKER, pi'inters, 510 Sacramento 
 Vandei-slice \V K & Co, wholesale jew 
 
 elers, 13(i Sutter 
 Vandersweep J, photf)grapher, ()4 'riur<l 
 Van Doren <>, fancy goods, loO.l Stock 
 Vail Duser S V U, fruits, 24 (« rand Wes- 
 tern Market 
 \'an Duzer A P, asst U S dist atty, U S 
 
 Court bldg, cor Sansom and Wash 
 Vandyne & Cooper, carriage maker, 
 1013 Valencia 
 
 VAN DYKE & POWELL, attys at 
 
 law, 507 Montgomery 
 
 Van Dyke Walter, atty 507 Montgy 
 
 Van (reistetields H Iv, barber and den- 
 tist, 033 Pacific 
 
 Vail Hortan LfJwis, grocer, N\V eor 
 Sixtli and Brannan 
 
 Van Housen Wm, butcher, NE cor Eddy 
 aiul Mason 
 
 Van Laak I^, broom factory, Seventeenth 
 nr Howard 
 
 VAN NESS T C, atty at law, 411 A 
 California, rm (5 
 
 Vainiier L A, tailor, 1302 Powell 
 
 Van Norden W, liquors, 1747 Mission 
 
 VAN NORDEN & OILMORE, real 
 
 estate, 007 Montgomery 
 Vannuchi Antonio, fruit, SW cor Jack- 
 son and Hyde 
 Vannucchi S, fruits, 428 Broadway 
 Vanoni & Scott, restaurant, 140 Second 
 Van Orden John, mining, 330 Pine 
 Vanpel H J E, furniture, 2122 Mission 
 
 VAN RENSSELAER P S, capitalist, 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 VAN REYNEGOM F W, utty at tiw, 
 
 531 California 
 Van Schaick I^ H, atty at law, (iOli 
 
 Montgomery 
 Vansteenl)urg Joseph, watchmaker, 401 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 Vansteenburg M, confectioner, 401 Mont- 
 gomery ave 
 Vautine John, barfjcr, 20!)!) Mission 
 Van Vlack (r J, physician, Eddy 
 Van Vleck D, wood engraver, 432 Mont 
 \'an \'liet Leon, jewelery and hmas, 500 
 
 Kearny 
 Van Wie A, eariK^ntor, 125 Nintli.' 
 
 VAN WINKLE I S & CO, iron, rteel 
 and heavy hardware, agents Perkina' 
 horse shoes, and (ilobe, Putman aail 
 Xorthwestern horse nails, Cumlierhuui 
 eoal, (jompleto stock of axles, springs, 
 lilacksmiths' tools, etc, 4t:'- and 415 
 Market 
 \'an AVyiik H L, stock broker, 308 
 
 Pine 
 Van Zaudt J AV, physician, 801! Leav 
 Varndall Catherine, bakery, 004 Vain 
 Vaseoncellos J J, stoves and tinware, 
 
 524 Washington 
 VASLIT F S, physician, 515 Kearny 
 Vassaidt PYTdinand, money broker, 808 
 
 Montgomery 
 Vasselin H, fancy goods, 540 Hayes 
 N'asseur Emile, civil engineer, 1033 Miss 
 VAUGHAN FRED, manager Union 
 Xews Co, SE cor Sansom and Wash- 
 ington and 002 Montgomery 
 X'auglian H B, carpet-Ijeating and ivno- 
 
 vator, 132 Fourth 
 \'augl)n A H (estate of), saloon. 21 
 
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 VaUL'im Mrs, photographer, 724J^ Mkt 
 Veeci \ r, tailor, 1 18 Nioiitgomery ave 
 N'eitcli F, shoemaker, 2()th and Mission 
 Vdciieh V, physician, 818 i'^llis 
 Venard J, cotfee and spice factory, (>25 
 
 Front 
 Veimekohl Bros, groceries, 1200 I'acilTc 
 Ventura Hock Soap Co, soap manufi-s, 
 
 410 Kitch 
 Venturi E, boots and shoe:s 1717 Stock 
 Veranda House, J L Vickers propr, 50!) 
 
 NVasliington 
 Verlinrg Henry, groceries and liciuots, 
 
 VERDENAL D F, mining secy, 327 
 
 Pine 
 Verdenal J M, atty at law, 520 Montgy 
 N'erdenhalven J, groceries, 400 Sixth 
 
 VERDIER, MdREAU & CO, gloves, 
 
 100 Montgomery 
 
 VERDIER, MOREAU & CO (City of 
 
 Paris), wholesale and retail dealers 
 dry goods and silks, NE cor Mont- 
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 Vemieil J L, hay and <jrain and com 
 
 murchuut, 008 Fourth 
 Verhagen A, Jnpaner, 202 Powell 
 Vernon (J It, mm cn>;ineer, 6 S F Stock 
 
 Excliangu budding, Pine 
 Verrill C Si, saw-filer, (545 Miss 
 Verzur Chas, tailor, 1058 Mission 
 VETTER F, tailor, 1 145 Market 
 VIAUD LEON, carpenter, 1004 Stock 
 Vibert M, liiuors, 518 Valencia 
 Viciid Peter, fruit, SW cor Pacific and 
 
 Mason 
 Vickury W K, dealer in engravings and 
 
 etchings and rare books, I'JO Kearny 
 Victor Mill & Min Co, 327 Pino 
 Victor Sewint! Machine, 034 Market 
 Victoria & Impeiial T & M Co, 30: 
 
 Montgomery 
 Viot<iria & Nanaimo Steanier lane, agt 
 
 (i Fritch, lis Pacific 
 Vidal i{, veterinary surgeon, 045 Vallej( 
 Vignier A, importers wines and li([Uors, 
 
 42'.» and 431 Battery 
 Vigoiireux A W, pliysician, 224 Sixth 
 Villa Jerome, boots and shoes, 523 Dup 
 
 VILLEDIEU CHAS.« holesale ]i(juors, 
 
 111! Diipont 
 Villegia L J, ijunsand pistols, 024 Wash 
 Villemeur J, bootmaker, 4 Summer 
 Vincent (>T, atty at law, 230 Montgy 
 Vincent, Scvin & Co, seeds, 007 Sansom 
 Vinnay A. silk factory, 300 Post 
 Violicli A, cotlee stand, 727 Davis 
 V'iolich Nichid.'S, liquor.s, cor Kentucky 
 
 and Merrimac 
 Virginia & (Jold Hill Water Co, 301) 
 
 Montgomery, rm 01 
 \'irgiiiia & Truckee It K Co, 1) O Mills 
 
 pres, 420 Califoruia 
 Virtue tiold Min Co, Stock Exchange 
 
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 VITS JACOB, bakery, 1205 Polk 
 Vivian Mm Co, 203 IJuah 
 Vivien A, llorist, 120 VAUh 
 VlantiuJ, coffee stand, 715 Davis 
 Vlautin Joseph, restaurant, 2S3 East 
 V>)cke & Jordan, cigars and tobucco,SW 
 
 cor Montgomery ave and Pacific 
 Vogel & Haliii, booksellers, 423 Wash 
 Vogel M, boarding house, 1 14 Hayes 
 Vogel T, tailor, 40;t Bush 
 Vogels<lorrt' Julius, cigars, 221 Sac 
 Voges (ieo, liijuors, 125 Post 
 Vo.ley Bros, candy and bakery, 915 
 
 Marl;et 
 Vogli Louis shooting gallery, 202 Dup 
 Voight W C, phj'siciari, 03S (ireeu 
 Voigt F li, editor "The Ciuide," 521 Clay 
 Voinnuichi Sarah, fruit, 428 Broadway 
 Voisiiiet & Tiiomas, barbers, '545 Merch 
 Volkman C M, produce and com mer- 
 chant, 31!) Washington 
 Vol! H, pork pickler, 51 Centre Market 
 
 Vollers Chas, grocer, 071 Harrison 
 Vollmar Jas, real estate agt, 40 Cal 
 VoUmer H, liquors, SW cor Pacific and 
 
 East 
 VoUmer John, grocery, 737 Turk 
 Volz Augusta, l>akery, lOi) Third 
 Von Ahnden J H, cigars and tobacco, 5 
 
 Kearny 
 Von As^HTn J, liquors, 415 Pino 
 Von Bostel jno, collector, Jackson St 
 ^ Wharf 
 
 Von dtr Lieth, druggist, 1400 Powell 
 \'on der Xiinburg W A, saloon, SVV cor 
 
 California and I)runnn 
 Von Enulen .1, wagonmakor, SE cor 
 
 Fifth and Clara 
 Von (Jardanovvsky E, physician, 103 
 
 Post 
 Von <ihetaldi Emil, liquors, 510 Battery 
 Von(ilaim Jno H, grocer, NE cor Twen- 
 ty-second and Cliattanoogft 
 Von Hadelu John, groceries, 1001 Pow 
 Von Harten Louis, groceries, NW cor 
 
 Sixth and Brannan 
 Von HofTmann Clias, physician, 200 
 
 <ieary 
 Vou ImhofF Fred C, hairdresser, 701 
 
 (Greenwich 
 Von Lssetidiirf C F, groceries and liquors, 
 
 SW cor Howard and Beale 
 Von Leicht I'', civil engineer, 432 Mont 
 Von Loesecke P, stockbroker,232i Mont 
 Von Lowensfols C, stcnograpiier, 007 
 
 Montgomery 
 Von Luedinghausen O'W, apothecary, 
 
 510 Hayes 
 Von liiiei'i & Hyland, real estate and 
 
 ins agt, 044 Market 
 Von Khein () F & Co, real estate agents, 
 
 401 Montgomery 
 Von Kon Heiicke Bros, com merchants, 
 
 414 Clay 
 Von S<;hniiiit A W, civil engineer, 808 
 
 Montgomery 
 Von Soosten & Ahrens, grocers, corner 
 
 Sixteenth and Folsoni 
 Von Sta<len 1) C, grocer, SW corStouart 
 
 and Mission 
 Von Staden (ieo, liqtiors, 001 Kearny 
 Von Tiedeman E T, watchmaker and 
 
 jeweler, 421 Sixth 
 Von Tiedeman F, cigarmaker, 421 Sixth 
 Von Tiedeman Mrs T, physician, 421 
 
 Sixth 
 Voorliees Jas, atty at law, 405 Kearny 
 Voorman & Oulten, I'acitic Distillery & 
 
 Hefinery, SW cor Pierce and Chestnut 
 Vorrath H, groceries, Point Lobos ave 
 Vortex Mining Co, 324 Pine 
 Vortman Henry, liquors, 100 Steuart 
 Vorwerck C, restaurant, 1810 Powell 
 Voss H, upholsterer, 804 Larkin 
 Vulcan Mining Co, 302 Montgomery 
 
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 VULCAN POWDEE CO, K h Shain- 
 
 wuld secy *J18 California 
 
 VTTLICELICH M. foreign and iloniea- 
 tic fruits, 520 and 522 iSansom 
 
 Vusoovich V, cigar inanufr, cor Mont- 
 gomery ave and Stockton 
 
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 Wachsnath Wm, licjuors, '-ODH Mission 
 Wackett & JMihvim-, basket mannfrs, lilO 
 
 Market 
 Wade ,lno, atty at law, 1528 Mont^y 
 Wade Thos, dentist, :27<ieary 
 Wade W W, livery stable, 710 Udwy 
 
 WADHAMS & ELLIOTT, forward 
 
 ing merchants, 20(i Front 
 Wadsworth J C L, mining, 401 Cal 
 Wagner A, Union Hotel, .'U Hayes 
 Wagner Chas V, wholesale butcher, 58G 
 
 Kearny 
 Wagner Ed L, li(iuor8, 1232 Dupont 
 WAGNER F JJR, diamond setter and 
 
 jeweler, '223 Kearny 
 Wagner F C & Hros, ,)ork packers, 1, 3 
 
 and 5 S F Market " 
 Wagner & Haub, butchers, 1 505 Stock 
 Wagner Henry, house painter, (t.'n Cal 
 Wagner Jacob, contractor, 510 Kearny 
 Wagner Jno, physician, 115 Stockton 
 WAGNER jbS & CO. French burr 
 millstones, portable mills, mill fur- 
 nishers and mill builders, 105 and 107 
 Mission 
 Wiigner M, bootmaker, Railroad ave l)et 
 
 Kloventh and Twelfth aves 
 Wagner V, butcher, NE cor Fillmore 
 and Sntter 
 
 WAGNER THEODORE, U s Sur 
 
 veyor (ieueral, 010 Commercial 
 Wiigner W H, wood and coal, Berry bet 
 
 Fourth and Fifth 
 Wahmuth H & Co, brewery, 512 and 
 
 514 Grove 
 Widil Chiis, lienors, 015 Merchant 
 Wahl L, liquors, 415 Davis 
 Wahl Louis, li(iuors, 500 Clay 
 WaldheimO, butcher, 1U2 Twentieth 
 Wainwright Wm, coal and restaurant, 
 
 11 Ninth 
 \Vaite A T, livery stable, 1201) Mason 
 Waite Edwin G, naval officer of cus- 
 toms, Custom House 
 Waizman M, manufr paper boxes, 53i) 
 Market 
 
 WAKELEE HP & CO, druggists, 
 
 SK cor Montgomery and Bush 
 Wakefield L H, shipping and com. 22 
 
 California 
 Wakefield Rattan Co, mannfrs of rattan 
 
 furniture, baskets, etc, 38 (ieary 
 Wakefield S B & Co, stockbrokers, 322 
 
 Pine , 
 
 Walbrok & Schroder, grocpries,214 Davis 
 Whlcom (Jeo, furniture, 1():» Stockton 
 Waldeck F & Bro, li.|uors, 22 First 
 W'aldron Daid E, atty at law, 230 Cal 
 Waldstein A, propr cigar box factory, 
 Berry n Sixth, and lithographic 
 steam printer and zincograplier, 320 
 Sansom 
 Wiillord W E, oysters, 32 Metropolitan 
 
 Market 
 Walker Mill & Mining Co, 328 Montgy 
 Walker T C, preit (.\a Steam & Naviga- 
 tion Co, W.tsliiiigton St Wharf 
 Walkt'i'lcy Wm, eajiitalist, :!22 Montgy 
 
 Walkingtun S It, niacliinist. 10,» and 111 
 
 Mission 
 Wall C L & Co, livery stable, 38 Sixth 
 Wall J S & Co, commission morchants, 
 
 NE cor Clay and Davis 
 Wall Robert, hairdresser, 313 East 
 Wallace (Jeo, prea California Min Co, 
 
 301) Montgomery 
 \Vallace & H:issctt, printers, 410 Sac 
 Wallace J J & Co, shipping, commission 
 merchants and custom house brokers, 
 108 Leidesdorif 
 Wallace J S, real estate, 000 Montity 
 Wallace R B, atty at law, 418 California 
 Wallace Thos, mine onerator, 240 Mont 
 Wallace Wm T, atty at law, 418 Cal 
 Waller & Bro, groceries, 137 Oak 
 Waller Claus & Co, liquors, NW cor 
 
 Jackson and East 
 Waller & Fisher, groceries, SE cor Jack- 
 son and Drumm 
 Wallmann & Br«, watchmaker and jew- 
 eler, 212 Montgomery 
 Wallmann & Claussen, locksmiths and 
 
 belUiangers, 1208 Sutter 
 Walmsley W W, plumber and gasfitter, 
 
 !)23 Market 
 \\'alsh Mrs D, fancy goods, DOj.^ Markt 
 Walsh E, liquors, SE cor Bay and Ma- 
 son 
 Walsh E, liquors, 041 Mission 
 Walsh Jas, grocer, 2501 Jackson 
 Walsh Jerome, boots and shoes, 445 
 
 Twentieth 
 Walsh M, boots and shoes, 27 Third 
 Walsh Mrs Mary, liquors, 422 Drumm 
 \\'alsh S T, real estate agent, 330 Pine 
 Walsli Thos, cigars, 121 Sixth 
 Walter M & Co, bitters, 021 Sansom 
 Walter Mrs, costumer, 11 Geary 
 
 WALTER D N & E & CO. imprs car- 
 pets, paper hangings and upholstery 
 goods, cor Battery and Market 
 Walter (Jeo, pork packer, 308 Fifth 
 Walter & Hartmann, liquors, cor Kear- 
 ny and Sutter 
 Walter Hermann, grocer, 231 Tenth 
 Walter M k Co, wholesale liquors, 621 
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 Walters Geo, pork packer, 308 Fifth 
 
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 aion merchants, 10 California 
 Walterstein F, liqnors, NE cor Kearny 
 
 and Washington 
 Walther P H, liquors, 221 Diipont 
 Walton N C, roofing and Ijoiler casing, 
 
 219 Mission 
 Walton N C Jr, mining sec, 41!) Cal 
 Walton Thos J, barber, 302 Folsom 
 Walworth J J baths, swimming, cor Bay 
 
 and Dupont 
 Walz Chas, boots and shoes, 403 Sutter 
 Wambach Chas, liquors, 1135 Dupont 
 Wanbath Max. barljor, Stockton 
 Wand Samuel & Co, dry goods, 212 
 
 Sixth 
 Wandesforde J B, artist, 530 California 
 Wane Mnio K L, hnnian hair, 6"';) Mkt 
 Waneich Wm, tailors' irons, 757 How 
 Wanek Edward, hairdresser, 144 Third 
 
 WANOENHEIM SOL & CO, hermeti 
 
 cally sealed goods, 118 to 126 Davis 
 Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co, imprs 
 and jobbers crockery, glass and china 
 127 and 129 Sansom 
 Wannenmacher & Kroncnlierg, brewery, 
 
 NE cor Franklin and McAllister 
 Wanz Mrs John D, bakery, 204 24th 
 Wanz John W, butcher, NW cor Col- 
 umbia and Twenty-fourth 
 Wanzer li M F, physician, 130 (reary 
 Wanzer Merritt L, carpenter, 1331 Bush 
 Wappel & Collins, restaurant, 204 4th 
 Warburton Mis A M, dressmaker, 10(30 
 
 Howard 
 Warburton J P, physician and surgeon, 
 
 309 p:ddy 
 Ward Andrew J, hairdresser, )i()5 Miss 
 Ward Beecher Con, 401 California, rm 4 
 Ward C, tailor, G81 Mission 
 Ward D H, mining secy, 309 Montgy 
 Ward <i * S Mining Co, Jacob Stadtfeld 
 Jr secy, 419 California | 
 
 WARD JAMES, employment office, 
 010 Clay j 
 
 Ward Jas C, notary public, 428 Montgy | 
 Ward John T, agt Napa soda, 1 1 Drummj 
 Ward Jf)sepli ^V, merchant, 309 Mont 
 Ward Mrs M E, school, 151!) Sac 
 Ward M M, druggist, cor 2d ami Miss 
 Ward Thos, manufr broon. .and brushes, 
 
 27 Drumm 
 WARD WM. & CO. imprs of ale, por- 
 ter and foreign liquors, 50!> Sac 
 Ward M & Co, wholesale liquors, 313 
 and 315Battpry,and 400 and 406 Coml 
 Wardwell — , sewing machines, 634 Mkt 
 Warncke & Griffiths, hotel, NW cor 
 
 Sixth ave and M 
 WARNER A. dentist, 224 Kearny 
 Warner A, liquors, Meigs' Wharf and 
 Francisco 
 
 Warner Geo, butcher, SW cor Clay and 
 
 Polk 
 WARNKEN H F. grocer, cor Fran- 
 
 cisco and Dupont 
 Warren August, confectionery, 107 6tli 
 Warren C A, contractor, 528 Cal, rm 1 
 Warren & Co, propr '* Cal Farmer," 320 
 
 Clay 
 Warren F & Son, painters, 7 10 Buchanan 
 Warren Henry, plumbing, 847 Valencia 
 Warren John & Co, collectors, 200 Mc- 
 Allister 
 WARREN R W & CO. manufrs ori- 
 ginal Vulcan Blasting Powder, 24 
 Merchants' Exchange 
 Warren S P & Co, stockbrokers, 41 1 Cal 
 Warsch.-iuer Mannheim, cigars, 321 Cal 
 Warschauer Moritz, harness and saddle • 
 
 ry, 305 Davis 
 WASHBURN A, propr Stockton Plan- 
 ing Mills, Berry bet Fourth and Fifth 
 
 WASHBURN H, Great Eastern and 
 \Vestern Horse and Mule Market, 8E 
 cor Fifth and Bryant 
 
 Washington Brewery, Claus Wieden & 
 Co, cor Lombard and Taylor 
 
 WASHINGTON HOTEL, Patrick t ..i- 
 
 lins, 519 Mission 
 Washington Insurance Co, 200 Sansom 
 
 WASHINGTON IRRIGATED COL- 
 
 ONYt "f Fresno county, Wendell 
 
 Easton gen manager, 22 Montgf>inery 
 Washington Market, E G Niles supt, 
 
 Wasliington bet Montgy and Saiisora 
 Washington stills, Dohrmann & Co 
 
 proprs, cor ^Vashington and Dninim 
 Washington Mining Co, 328 Mont^'y 
 Wass G & H, liquors, SE cor Stciner 
 
 and Hermann 
 Wassiamull & Assomull, India goods, 
 
 909 Stockton 
 
 WATERHOUSE & LESTER, wagon 
 
 material, 31 Fremont and 1 17 Market 
 Waterman Fredk H, atty, 13 Mont blk 
 Waterman M & Co, grain and com- 
 mission, 113 Clay 
 Waterman J Ci, greceries, 733 Montgy 
 Waters A, livery stable, 1000 Geary 
 Waters Chas, plumber antl gaslitter, .'!() 
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 WATERTOWN FIRE INS CO. 
 
 Hutchinson & Mann gen agts, ',]'2'2 
 
 and 324 California 
 Watkin ^Vm B, real estate and note 
 
 broker, 438 California 
 Watkins Carlton E, photograplier, 4:'" 
 
 Montgomery ^ 
 
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 ERY, J d Gook propr, 26 Montgy 
 WATSON &C0, corks, druggistsSuii- 
 
 dries, agts Holman's iiver pads, 12'-' 
 
 and 124 Market 
 Watson C H, accountant, 302 Montgy 
 
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 Watson Geo P J, accountant, 302 Mont 
 Watson, La Grange and Gibson, bank- 
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 Watson Mining Co, 302 Montgomery 
 Watson N A, insurance, 31 G Montgy 
 Watson S B & Co, cigars and tobacco, 
 
 327 Front 
 WATSON WM H, mining secy, 302 
 
 Montgomery, rooms 5 andC 
 Watt Blue Gravel Mining Co, R Weg 
 
 ener secy, 414 California 
 Watt Kobt, bank commissioner, 202 San 
 Watterman J G, grocer, SE cor Jackson 
 
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 Wattiez L, liquors, 604 Sixteenth 
 Wattles J B & Co, atockbrokers "03 
 
 Montgomery 
 Wattson S B & Co, wholesale cigars and 
 
 tobacco, 327 and 320 Front cor Clay 
 Waugeman Asa L, saloon, 1 Sumner 
 Waugh A & Co, junk, 112 Main 
 VVaymireJas A, atty at law, 320San8om 
 
 WEAVER D S, ranges, stoves, hard 
 
 ware, 153 Third and 124 Sixth 
 Weaver H, liarness and saddles, 14 Turk 
 Weaver P L, mining, 328 Montgomery 
 Webb H Watson, atty at law, li36 Clay 
 Webb Jas Philpot, physician, 937 How 
 
 WEBB MATTHEW R, com merchant, 
 
 impr foreign cloth and woolers, 041 
 
 Market 
 Webber Alpha A, capitalist, 306 Montg 
 WEBBER L N, manager American 
 
 Salt Co, 217 Sacramento 
 Weber A C, pres Humboldt Saving and 
 
 Loan Society, 18 (ieary 
 Weber Chas Sr, collector and ins broker, 
 
 425 California 
 Weber Chas, barber, 152 Steuart 
 Weber E, butcher, 5 Metropolitan Mkt 
 Weber F C, shoemaker, 02] California 
 Weber G, boot and shoemaker, (525 Com 
 Weljer G, saloon, 418 Broadway 
 Weber J, baker, 'JOO Eleventh 
 Weber John, blacksmith, 025 Brannan 
 Weber M, watchmaker and jeweler, 1200 
 
 Market 
 Weber Martin, carpenter and builder, 
 
 417 Bush 
 Weber T H, grocer, Point Lobos ave 
 Webfoot Silver Mining Co, 330 Pine 
 Webster Thos, boots and shoes, 023 How 
 Webster W W, manufr of saws, 45 Fre 
 Wedderspoon & Co, com merchants, 24 
 
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 Wedel J G, liquors, SE cor T)rumm and 
 
 Pacific 
 Wedemeyer Fred'k, liquors, s s Railroad 
 
 bet Fifth and Sixth aves 
 Wedemeyer & Voll, cooked meats, 51 
 
 Centre Market 
 Weeboldt Bros, groceries, NW cor Twen- 
 tieth and Valencia 
 
 Weed & (iorie, wood and coal, 927 Mkt 
 
 WEED & KINGWELL, California 
 
 Brass and Bell Works, 125 First 
 Weed Sewing Machines, 034 Market 
 Weeden Miss E H, prin The Clarke In- 
 stitute, 229 O'Farrell 
 Weedon E M, livery stable, 2111 and 
 
 21 13 Polk 
 Weekes W J J, plumber, 1520 Stockton 
 Weeks F L, physician and surgeon, 514 
 
 Kearny 
 Weeks W H, liquors, 509 Valencia 
 Weems Jas P, wood and coal, 403 Clem 
 'VVeems J P & Co, coal, 234 Fifth 
 Wefelsburg A B, physician and surgeon, 
 
 808 Mission 
 Wegener F O, notary public and com of 
 
 deeds, 404 Montgomery 
 Wegener K, mining secy, 414 California 
 Wehr Chris, groceries, SW cor Clay and 
 
 Stockton 
 Wehr Fred'k, ca^j^jenter, 40 Jackson 
 Wehr Henry, liquors, 40 Jackson 
 Wehser H & Co, poultry, 25 Grand Cen- 
 tral Market 
 Weichha.t J, machinist, 143 Beale 
 W^eighe Aug, money broker, 400 Montgy 
 Weil Bros, wholesale liquors, 213 Jack 
 Weil Bros & Co, imprs dry goods, 21 
 
 and 23 Battery 
 Weil M, sausage maker, 108 Dupont 
 Weil «& Michels, imprs and mauufrs fur- 
 nishing goods, 8 Battery 
 Weil & Woodleaf, imprs fancy goods, 
 
 113 Battery 
 Weinberg L, tailor, 303^ Third 
 Weindorf J & Co, fruit and vegetables, 
 
 140 Fourth 
 Weinen M H, stationery, 334 Sixth 
 Wciuochl & Co, carpenters and builders, 
 
 137 Thirteenth 
 Weinstock & Lubin, of S.icramento, gen 
 
 mdse, AUiert Bonlieim agt, office 524 
 
 Market 
 WEIR JOHN, veterinary surgeon and 
 
 dentist, 211 Ellis 
 WEIS WM, manufr cigars, 154 Second 
 Weisel Philip & Co, dairy produce, 1405 
 
 Stockton 
 Weisenborn Fre<l, li(iUors, SE cor Lyon 
 
 and Lombard 
 Weismann Henry, cabinetmker, 532 Stev 
 Weisman Louis, carpenter and builder, 
 
 818 Pacific 
 Weiss E M, physician, 2114 Mission 
 Weiss .1 , tailor, 1 Eddy 
 Weiss J, tailor, 223 Kearny 
 WEISS M, printer, 319 Battery 
 Weiss Philip, chemist and druggist, NE 
 
 cor Nineteenth and Mission 
 Weiss & Walter, liquors, 333 Bush 
 Welby John, butcher, SE cor Fifteenth 
 
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 Welch & Co, liquors, 333 Third 
 1¥£LCH & C0« shipping and com mer 
 
 chiint, importers, 109 California 
 Weldon W E, physician, Twenty-second 
 
 and Folsora 
 Wellbrock & Schroder, grocers, 214 
 
 Davis 
 Weller C L.pres Pacitic Stock Exchange, 
 
 1 1 Cosmopolitan building 
 Weller J B, atty at law, ()-28 Montgy 
 
 WELLINGTOIT BF, seedsman, impor- 
 ter and dealer, 425 Washinton 
 
 Wellington Min & Smelting Co, R Weg- 
 ener secty, 414 California 
 
 WELLMAN PECK & CO, wholesale 
 grocurs, tobacco and cigars, 120 to 132 
 Market 
 
 Wells Chas H, com merchant, agt Puget 
 Sound Packet Line, 20 California 
 
 Wells C J, books, stationery and confec- 
 tionery, SM Sutter 
 
 Wells Mrs E, dressmaker, 230 O'Farrell 
 
 Wells F H, atty at law, 402 .Montgy 
 
 WELLS, FAEGO & CO, Lloyd Tevis 
 pres, John J Valentine supt; express 
 3'?0 Sansom, bank NE cor California 
 and Sansom 
 
 Wells, Fargo Min Co, A Colburn sooty, 
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 Wells Geo R, atty, 6 Nevada block 
 
 Wells J" H, watchmaker and jeweler,2iU") 
 Sixteenth 
 
 Wiills Ijcvi, horseshoer, 1330 Market 
 
 Wells Ransford Jr, atty 502 Montgy 
 
 WELLS RUSSELL & CO, mechanics 
 mills, cor Mission and Fremont 
 
 Welp (} H, shoemaker, 2052 Mission 
 
 Welsh Henry J, liquors, 115 Sixth 
 
 Welsh John, liquors, NW cor Twenty- 
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 Welsh John, shoemaker, 658 Mission . 
 
 Welsh M, planing mills, NW Twenty- 
 second and Valencia 
 
 WELSH T J, arclutect, 302 Montgy 
 
 Welspiel & Co, florist, 1 17 Sutter 
 
 Welspiul &, Fahrenholz, florists, 121 
 Sutter 
 
 Wempe Bros, paper boxes and collars, 
 56i> Market 
 
 Wempe II, plumber, SW cor Valencia 
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 Wende P D, stationery, SE cor Sixth 
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 Wendel ( Jeorge, confectioner, I419Stock; 
 
 WENDEL H) furniture aud storage, 
 31 Stockton 
 
 WENSINGEE F S. real estate, 024 
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 WENT WORTH J P H, propr "The 
 Resources of California," 320 Sansom 
 
 Wenzel Fr, liquors, 538 Commercial 
 
 Wenzel Goo F, jeweler, 109 Sixth 
 
 Wenzel Herman, air clocks and watch re- 
 pairing, 328 Kearny 
 Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, pro- 
 prietors Cal Jewelry Factory, 37 Post 
 Wenzell Wm T, chemist, 852 Market 
 Warder Max, homoeopathic physician 
 36 Geary ' 
 
 WerUng Jacob, carpenter, 1132 York 
 Werlicz Henry, cigar manufr, 36 Sixth 
 Werner Geo, butcher, 1643 Polk 
 Werner Jno, tailor, 631 Merchant 
 Werner Louis, butcher, 910 Bryant 
 Werner Mrs K, milliner, 708 Market 
 Werster T D, bakery, 217 Sixteenth 
 
 WERTHEIMER M & BRO.manufrs 
 
 of cigars, 5 IS Front 
 Wertheimer L & E, imprs cigars and to- 
 bacco, 300 to 30(5 Front 
 ^Vertheimer & Simon, groceries, 735 
 
 O'Farrell 
 AVertscli Wm, carriage and wagonmak- 
 
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 Wessell Jno, liquors, SE cor Powell 
 
 and Union 
 Wessling Henry J, hay and grain, 1515 
 
 Geary 
 Wesson Jos W, lumber, cor Spear and 
 
 Howard 
 West Coast Furniture Co, C D Cush- 
 
 man agt, NW cor Fourth and Bryant 
 Westchester 1 nsurance Co, 200 Sansom 
 West Comstoek Gold & Silver Minin" 
 
 Co, 230 Montgomery 
 West E H, carpenter, 619 Hyde 
 West IJnd Distillery, (^coan House Road 
 
 bet Mission and San Jose Roads 
 West Miss Mary B, school, 1001 Sutter 
 
 WEST PACinC MINING CO. D F 
 
 Verderal secy, 327 Pine 
 West R B, watches, clocks and jewelry, 
 
 407 Kearny 
 West Side Silver Mining Co, 330 Pine 
 WESTHALL JOS, feathers,7(54 Miss 
 Wi'stcott A . , confectioner, 1535 (ieary 
 A\'esterfeld Herman, president Portrero 
 Yeast and Distillery Co, cor Nevada 
 and Minnesota 
 AVesterfeld & Page, restaurant and bak- 
 ery, 745 Market 
 Westerman Jno, tailor, 008 Howard 
 
 WESTERN FIRE ASSUEANCE 
 
 CO OF CANADA, Butler & Haldau 
 gen agents, 413 California 
 Western Electric Light Co, 328 Montcy 
 
 WESTERN FIRE & MARINE m- 
 SURANCE CO OF CAL, PJ White 
 
 prcst, Peier Outcalt secy, 409 Cal 
 Western Hotel, Hugh Doherty propr, 
 
 214 Broadway 
 Western Iron Works (foundry),316 Mis* 
 Western Mining Co, 203 Bush 
 
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 Wwfcft«:J--|es, 230 13th 
 
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 Wheeler F a +^„ i 
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 - Jij^^'^l^r -fas, atty at law 094 « 
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 lirr >Vheeler Samuel H „• 1 
 
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 Wha en Wm, .rocory, 237 Minna 
 
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 Whan W W & Co, coal dealorM snfi 1 
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 Wheaton & Luhrs, wholsale provisions 
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 Wheaton M A, atty at law, 1 Mont blk 
 
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 3-'0 Hansom ^ *''' P''*""' °»t«ides. 
 
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 WHITE HENRY, hatt 
 
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 White R, crockeiy and glass, 224 Third 
 
 WHITE ROBT, treasurer S F JS'ews 
 Co, 413 and 415 Washington 
 
 White Sewing Machines, 634 Market 
 
 WHITE STAR LINE (New York and 
 Liverpool), steam ship ticket agency, 
 J F Fugazi agt, 5 Montgomery ave 
 White T A, mining secy, 328 Alontgy 
 W^liite Thos, liijuors, 217 PaciH.c 
 White Wm, wood carver, 445 Ninth 
 White Wm E, collector, 318 California 
 WHITE W M, .San Rafael Express, 1 
 
 Commercial 
 WhitelawTPH, macliinery. ship chand- 
 ler and steam ship owner, foot Second 
 Whitely T & Co, stock brokers, 314 
 
 Montgomery 
 Whitely W H, atty at law, NE cor 
 
 Fourth and Townsend 
 Whiting MS, "Winu Dealer's Gazette," 
 
 722 Montgomery 
 Whitman S 1*, real estate, loan and 
 
 business agt, 302 Montgomery 
 Whitmore E, carriage maker, 1507 Polk 
 Wliitney A L, collector Mercantile Col 
 lection Bureau, 21 G Sansom 
 
 WHITNEY & BEATTY, managers 
 Mercantile Collection Bureau, 216 San 
 Whitney & Cos Oakland and S F Ex- 
 press, 3 and 5 Commercial ; 855 Broad- 
 way, Oakland 
 Whitney G H, stevedore, Pier 10 Steuart 
 Whitney J D, physician, 204 Sutter 
 Whitney J P, physician, 204 Sutter 
 Whitney J R & Co, com merchant, 012 
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 WHITNEY & MARSHALL, iron, 
 
 steel, coal and hardware, 22 and 24 
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 WHITNEY, SUMNER & CO, pub 
 
 lishers and importers of law books. 
 
 G13 Clay 
 Whitney & Webster, wool graders and 
 
 packers, Townsend bet Fiftli and Sixth 
 WhitsteadP], real estate, 320 Sansom 
 Whittemore & McKee, attys at law, 318 
 
 Pine 
 
 WHITTIER, FULLER & CO, whole- 
 sale glass, paints and oils, 21 to 25 
 Front 
 Whittle Robt, capitalist, 302 Montgy 
 Whittock W H, fruit and dry goods, 
 R R ave bet Eleventh and Twelfth aves 
 Whitwell N S, physician, 703 Market 
 Whitworth Jno M, atty at law, 120 Sut 
 Whyte John P, carpenter, 014 Cal 
 Wible T B, restaurant, 3 First 
 Widmer Godleib, bakery, SE cor Vallojo 
 
 and Stockton 
 Wichman & Lutgen, wholesal* liquors, 
 321 Clay 
 
 Widber J H & Co, druggists, cor Mar 
 
 ket and Third 
 Widmann T, mining secy, 404 Montov 
 
 WIDOW A FINKES CALirORNU 
 
 CHAMPAGNE. 80<> Montgomery 
 Wiebalk N, groceries, SW cor Bush and 
 
 Polk 
 Wiebe Wm, barber, 2 Morton 
 Wieboldt Bros, grocers, NW cor Valen- 
 cia and Twentieth 
 Wiel H, dry goods, 101(5 Larkin 
 Wieland Bros, imprs and wholesale dairy 
 
 Wn-oduce, provisions and fish, 328 Front 
 lELANJ) JOHN, propr Pliiladclplna 
 Brewery, cor Second and Folsom 
 Wieland & Swartout, liqno. % 828 Mkt 
 Wiemann Chas & Co, liquors, 05 4th 
 Wienberg & Spocker, liquors, cor Chan- 
 nel and Fourth 
 Wiener (Jarten, NW cor Sut and Stock 
 Wiener Isaac, branch bakery, 225 5th 
 Wiener M H, books, 334 Sixth 
 Wiese & Wagner, proprs North German 
 
 Hotel, 2(5 Sacramento 
 Wiesenhavern L, ruches and rutllinus 
 1021 Polk * ' 
 
 Wiess Phillip, druggist, NE cor Mission 
 
 and Nineteenth 
 WIESTER & CO. manufrs and whole- 
 sale dealers in oil stoves and house- 
 hold utensils, 17 New Montgomery 
 WIOOER HENRI, Geiman atty at 
 
 law, 240 Montgomery 
 Wightman A C, stockbroker, 331 Mont 
 Wightman Bros, conmiission, 117 Clay 
 
 WIOMORE JOHN, impr and dealer iu 
 
 cabinet woods and veneers, 12H to 135 
 
 Spear 
 Wilberth J L, dentist, 18 Third 
 Williert John S, cigar factory, 418 Hayes 
 Wilbur .1 B, architect, 137 Montgomery 
 Wilcox Mrs Lizzie, bakery, cor Geary 
 
 andJones 
 Wilcox Willard J, glue factory, Fif. 
 
 teenth ave. South S F 
 WILDE JAS M, merchandise broker, 
 
 218 California 
 Wilder A M (Powers & Wilder), physi- 
 cians, 215 Geary 
 Wilder David, mining secy, 328 Montgy 
 WILDES J, H, chief draughtsman U 
 
 S surveyor's office, 010 Commercial 
 Wilford A, liquors, 1 155 Missicm 
 Wilhclm A, physician, 29 Kearny 
 VVilhelmi H & Co, wholesale liquors, 109 
 
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 Wilke Lewis, liquors, 34 Second 
 Wilkens & Co, grocer. Third and Bran 
 Wilkens & Co, shipping and com mchts, 
 
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 Wilkins Mrs J S, hair goods, 940 Har 
 Wilkina J M, grocer, NE cor Chestnut 
 
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 Wilkins A, furniture, 132 Fourth 
 Wilkins J H B, atty at law, 438 Cal 
 Wilkinson W., boots and shoes, 1212 
 
 Polk 
 Wilkinson E J, liquors, SW cor Fill- 
 more and Bay 
 WILL & FINCSK. cutlery and bell- 
 hanging. 7Cy Market 
 WiUard E L, mining, 326 Pine 
 Willeox & Gibba, Sewing Machine Co 
 and automatic machine, A L Eggles- 
 ton manager, 124 Post 
 WILLCTJTT J L, gen passenger agent 
 
 S P H K, cor Fourth and Townsend 
 Willey J M, physician, !)41) Mission 
 Willey Jas, business agent, 34 Kearny 
 Willey O F & Co, carriages and harness, 
 
 427 Montgomery 
 William H ¥, real estate, 740 Fourth 
 WM TELL HOUSE* Frederick Gercke, 
 
 307 Bush 
 Williams & Bixler, capitalists, 320 San 
 Williams & Bourne, manufrs multiplex 
 
 copying tablet, 612 Clay 
 Williams Bros, dealers in lea^^her, 500 
 
 Market 
 Williams C B, contractor, 528 California 
 Williams C L & Co, stationery, 417 
 
 Washington 
 Williams, Dimond & Co, agts P M S S 
 Co, insurance and com merchants, 202 
 Market 
 Williams Miss E, artist, 120 Sutter 
 Williams (t F, mining engineer, 411 J 
 
 California 
 WILLIAMS GEO R, atty at law, 528 
 
 California, room 4 
 Williams ^ Graham, Oakland and S F 
 
 Express, 28 Market 
 Williams & (Juion Line, J F Fugazi agt, 
 
 5 Montgomery ave 
 Williams H F, contractor, 740 Fourth 
 Williams John, coffee salocm, 608 Clay 
 Williams John, grocers, 1500 Powell 
 Williams Mrs J B, dressmaking, 404 
 
 Twenty-second 
 Williams Jno J, atty at law. Stock Ex- 
 change Building, rooms 14 and 15 
 Williams Mrs J, confectioner, 540 Bush 
 Williams N F, hairdresser, 709 Fourth 
 WilUams 11 E, physician, 
 Williams S G, hardware 
 
 21 
 Williams Virgil, California School of De 
 
 si^n, 430 Pine 
 Williamson Bros, plumbers, Powell near 
 
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 WuUamson James, wood and coal, 28 
 
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 WILLIAMSON R S, Lieut Coloi.el U 
 S A, U S Engineer and Light House 
 Engineer, 120 Sutter 
 Willis M h, sec City K R Co, 14 Mission 
 Willis Wn , milling sec, 309 Montgomery 
 Willitc T, l)akery, 1837 O'Farrell 
 Willows L: ud Association, 330 Pine 
 Willseu G W, harnessmaker, NE cor 
 
 G reen wic 11 and Stoiner 
 WILMEEDING & CO, wholesale for- 
 eign and domestic wines and lifiuors, 
 214 and 210 Front 
 Wilsor Andrew, saloon and lodgings, 
 
 111 .lackson 
 Wilson Augustus, bukory, 1139 Folaom 
 Wilson A W & Co, restaurant, 014 Clay 
 WILSON & BRO, manners and whole- 
 sale dealers in doors, sashes and blinds, 
 18 to 22 Drumm 
 Wilson Edgard M, atty, 507 Montgy 
 Wilson Edward V, plumber and gas 
 
 ter, 008 Larkin 
 Wilson & Felt, coffee saloon, 49 Sac 
 Wilson Geo, cigars, SE cor Steuart and 
 
 Howard 
 Wilson H H & Sou, guns and fishing 
 
 tackle, 513 Clay 
 Wilson & Holland, hotel, 10 Broadway 
 
 WILSON HORACE, librarian Mechan- 
 ics' Institute, 27 Post 
 Wilson & Hutchinson, stock brokers, 
 
 322 Pine 
 Wilson J F, livery stable, 120 Ellis 
 Wilson J N E, atty at law, 210 Sansom 
 Wilson J S, hardware, 408 Hayes 
 Wilson J S, stock broker, 322 Pine 
 Wilson J Y & Co, butchers and pork 
 
 packers, 508 Market and 9 Sutter 
 Wilson Airs M A, confectionery, 342 
 
 Fourth 
 Wilson M T, physician, 1043 Mission 
 Wilson O & Co, house raising, 857 Har 
 Wilson & Otis, attys at law, 420 Cal 
 Wilson K, foncy goods, 2514 Missioi 
 WILSON RAMON E, attorney at law, 
 
 419 California, room 19 
 Wilson Richard, stock broker, 41 5 Mont 
 Wilson Richard M, mining engineer, 314 
 
 Montgomery 
 Wilson Robert, dry and fancy goods, 
 25 14 Mission 
 123 Stockton Wilson Sewing Machines, Q'M Market 
 and variety, I WILSON T H, cigars and tobacco, 312 
 253 and 255 Fourth I Fourth 
 
 Williams S H & Son, architects, 61 Mer- Wilson T K, judge Superior Court Dept 
 
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 Williams & Schreiber, li(^uors, 21 Kear Wilson Wm, physician, 515 Kearny 
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 Wilzinski S, costuiner, 417 Bush 
 Winans, Belknap & Godoy, attys at law, 
 
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 Winch Walter, hardware and crockery, 
 
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 Winchell & Cole, real estate, 304 
 
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 Winckelmann Henry, groceries, 601 
 
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 Windt C, liquors, 518 Merchant 
 Windt H A, groceries, NE cor Hyde and 
 
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 Wing & Allen, photographers, 342 Kear 
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 WINKLE B C JR, bakery, SE 
 
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 Winn T J, tailor, 313 Sutter 
 Winrow J, butcher, 3000 Mission 
 Winslow C W, liquors, 314 Third 
 Winter Adolpii, tailor, 308 Post 
 Winter Miss Alice, ladies hairdresser, 
 
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 Winter Bros, steam sausage factory, 43 
 
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 Winter J H, grocer, 1600 Bush 
 Winter James H, druggist, 659 Clay 
 Winter John F, grocer, SW cor Union 
 
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 Winter J W, dentist, 206 Kearny 
 Winter & Pauli, beei hall, 411 Bush 
 Winter W, real estate, secty Territorial 
 
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 Winter W (i, dentist, 206 Kearny 
 
 WINTER & WINTER, dentists, 
 
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 Winterbnm Joseph & Co, printers 
 
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 Winterhalter W, architect, 29 Post 
 Wintjen John, groceries, 2201 Gearj' 
 Wintz Joseph, liquors, SE cor Nine 
 
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 WIRSING CHAS H. manufr trunks 
 
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 Wise Tully K, atty at law, 16 Mont- 
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 Wisluzil J, merchant tailor, 10 and 605 
 
 Montgomery, 302 Kearny 
 Wiss G, physician, 1800 B>upont 
 Wissing F J, wood and coal, 1054 Pol 
 Wissinger & Payson, carpenters, 408 
 
 Jackson 
 Witgen Deidrich, groceries, 1201 Dupont 
 Witschen H, grocer, NW cor Dupont 
 
 and Broadway 
 Witt H, fruit, 235 Sixth 
 Witt J, fruit and vegetables. Bay City 
 
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 Witt Julius, manufr clothing,22 Sansoni 
 Witte William, groceries, SE cor Powell 
 
 and Vallejo 
 Wittman k Bignc, restaurant, 412 Pine 
 Wittmeier John G, liquors, 513 Pacific 
 Wittram C, atty at law, and real estate, 
 
 230 Montgomery 
 Wittram Frcdk, real estate, 230 Montpy 
 Witzel J F & Bro, grocers, cc- Davis 
 
 and Pacific 
 Witzemann Wm, butcher, N W cor Mer- 
 chant and East 
 Wohber Bros, grocer, 2001 Powell 
 Wobber E A, liquors, cor Beale and 
 
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 Wobber Henry, groceries, NE cor Leav- 
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 Woch atz C, liqu ors, 4 11 Bush 
 WOENER DAVID, cooper, 104 Spear 
 
 WOERNER CARL, dressmaker and 
 
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 Woerz C liquors, 1607 Polk 
 Woerz G H, liquors, 5 Hardie Place 
 Wohlke John, saloon, 31 Fifth 
 Wohlke & Mensen, rustic window 
 
 shades, 413 Mission 
 Wolbern & Eisner, painter, 606 Post 
 Wolf A & Co, boots and shoes, 208 Sixth 
 Wolf Fredk, stockbroker, 316 Montgy 
 Wolf F C, wall paper, 1228 Stockton 
 Wolf Jno, hairdresser, 221 Dupont 
 WOLF JOSEPH, jeweler, 120 Sutter 
 Wolf M, ciijar manufr, 356 Third 
 WOLF PHILIP & CO, commission 
 
 merchants, 304 Battery 
 Wolf W H, carpenter, 931 Mission 
 Wolfarth J M, bootmaker, 1322 Pacific 
 Wolfe Jos M, traveling agt, 545 Wash 
 Wolfe M A, dry goods, 820 Market 
 WOLFE & SON. architects, 240 Mont 
 Wolfe Wm, fancy goods, 1210 Stockton 
 Wolfen Max & Co, com merchants, 216 
 
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 Wolfenstein V, photoarrapher, 1144 Mkt 
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 WOLFF & LOZE, watches, diamond 
 
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 Wolff M A A, physician, 233 Mont avc 
 Wolff Marcus, plumber, 260 First 
 WOLFF & BHEINHOLD. importers 
 
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 and liquors, 324 Washington 
 Wolfrom A, cigar manufr, 646 Market 
 Wollitz T, baker, 1425 Dupont 
 Wolters Bros, imprs wines and liquors, 
 
 221 California 
 Wolters & Co, produce, pickles and 
 
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 Wolters Jros, grocer8,NE cor Twentieth 
 
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 Wolters Wm, grocer, 29 Clementina 
 Women's Christian Temperance Union, 
 
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 Richmond & Son proprs, 424 Montgy 
 Wood B & Co, com merchants, 612 Clay 
 Wood Chas, plumber, 138 Seventh 
 Wood Geo T, stationery, 133 Fourth 
 Wood Geo M & Co, stationers and 
 
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 Wood Mrs H, dressmaker, 1007i Stock 
 Wood Horace V, butcher. Mission 
 
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 Wood Hugh, ftimiture, 677 Mission 
 Wood H H, secretary S P Laundry, 33 
 
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 Wood Mrs J, fancy goods, 212 Second 
 Wood J M, atty at law, 704 Montgy 
 Wood Jno, bootmaker, 408 24th 
 WOOD M F» manager Pacific motor, 
 
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 Wood Si ml, tailor, 775 Market 
 Wood W C, sailmaker, 44 Market 
 Wood W E, stockbroker, 318 Montgy 
 Wood Wm H, atty at law, 715 Clay 
 Wood Wm S, atty at law, 309 Montgy 
 Woodbri dge A F, printer, 224 Montgy 
 WOODBURT F Cf Heald's Business 
 
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 Woodbury Geo W, box factory, Berry 
 
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 Woodhams & Ludlum, Empire Storage 
 
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 Woods F H, dealer in securities, 412 
 
 Montgomery 
 WOODS F N & CO, poultry, 65, 66 
 
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 Woods G^o L, atty at law, 320 Cal 
 Woods Preston, foreign and domestic 
 
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 Woods ThoB, carpenter, SE cor O'Faixell 
 
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 Wooster, Hubbell & Co, wholesale dairy 
 
 produce and proviaiona, 317 Front 
 WoodviUe Con S Min Co, R E Kelly 
 
 Beoy, 419 Califoniia 
 
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 Woodward Wm A, dentist, 920 Market 
 
 Woodward W A & Co, job printing, 529 
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 Woodworth John, restaurant, 614 and 
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 imprs pianos and organs, 12 Post 
 
 WOOLF D B. secy California State 
 
 Democratic Club, 630 Commercial 
 Woolhouse 8l Hijliard, groceries and 
 
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 Woolsey E W, sheep raiser, 418 Cal 
 Woolworth R C, pres First National 
 
 Gold Bank, 315 Montgomery 
 Wooster David, physician, 746 Mission 
 Wooster, Hubbell Sc Co, commission, 
 
 317 and 319 Front, 310 to 314 Coml 
 Wores Joseph, hatter, 609 Washington 
 Workman Jno, restaurant, 605 Davis 
 Workingmen's Free Library, 1235 Mkt 
 Worn George A, real estate and money 
 
 broker, 438 California 
 Worsham L, physician and surgeon, 413 
 
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 Worsham W S & Co, groceries and pro- 
 visions, 301 Tyler 
 WORTH & M£RRILL,mannfrs paper 
 
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 of suspenders, 35 Second 
 Worth Sidney, pliysician, 426 Sutter 
 Wortman — , liquors, NW cor Clay and 
 
 Kearny 
 Wortman Henry, liquors, cor Howard 
 
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 Truman S Clark propr, 21 New Mont 
 Wrede C, liquors, 419 East 
 Wrede & Co, liquors, NW cor Clay and 
 
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 Wrede D, grocer, NE cor Seventeenth 
 
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 Wrede H, wood and coal, 1218 Pacific 
 Wrede J, wood and coal, 1623 Powell 
 Wrede John, saloon, 222 Washington 
 Wrede Wm, cigar manufr, 423 Wash 
 Wren J, wo»d and coal, NE cor Twenty- 
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 Wright — , physician, 850 Market 
 WRIGHT & HANCHETTE, station- 
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 Wright's Hotel, David T Griffiths, 218 
 
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 Wright John, pickmaker, 13 Fremont 
 WRIGHT JOHN A, atty at law, 309 
 
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 Wright Mitchell, groceries, 20 Sixth 
 Wright R Percy, atty at law, 310 Pine 
 Wright & Riley, sewer contractors, 126 
 
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 Wright & Sanders, architects, 418 Cal 
 
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 Wright Wm, lamps and oil, 300 Mont 
 
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 Wright \y H, atock broker, 420 Montgy 
 Wright W J, confectionery, 928 Larkin 
 Wueatefeld J O, saloon, 308 Fourth 
 Wulburn John, grooories, NW cor Fil- 
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 Wulff Bros, grocers, NE cor Sixth ave 
 
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 Wulyen D H, groceries, cor Ninth and 
 
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 Wunderer & Seeli, confectioners, 1233 
 
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 Wunderlich E, varieties, 1877 Mission 
 Wunsch & Co, wholesale jewelers, 206 
 
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 Wunsche C G, restaurant, 46 Steuart 
 Wunsch Nicholas, barber, SE cor Rail 
 
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 Wurkheim ft Co, cloaks and suits, 125 
 
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 Wuthrich John, butcher, 415 Geary 
 
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 Wybell & Tedford, dress and cloakmak 
 
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 Wylie James, oarriagemaker, 20 and 22 
 
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 Wym an C, liquors, 777 Mission 
 WyHAN C F, secy Board of Trade of 
 
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 Wyoming and Ditkota Water Co. A 
 
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 Wyrich Christian, liquor, 16 Clay 
 Wythe J H, physician, 39 Sutter 
 Wythe W T, physician, 39 Sutter 
 Wyttenbach E, artist, 432 Montgy 
 
 Yager Marten, butcher, 211 Folsom 
 
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 Yanagiya Kentaro, consul Japan, 309 
 
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 Yang Tszelns Assn, 206 Sanaom 
 Yarttdley Mrs R. milliner, 2500 Cal 
 YATB S A & CO* commission mer- 
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 YATES & CO, paints, oils, lamp 
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 Yates Fred, artist, 4 Mercantile Library 
 
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 Yates GC, wood and coal dealer, 531 
 
 Pine 
 YATES B B, agt Cal Sil Mannf Co, 
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 Yeagor Thos T, umbrellas and parasols, 
 
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 Yeaton Mrs J H, dressmaker,407 Taylor 
 Yeazel A H, livery stable, 1639 and 1614 
 
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 Yelland R D, artist, 408 California 
 Yello w Jacket G & S M Co, 203 Bush 
 
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 York & Whit worth, attys at law, 120 
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 York Wm, imprs of liquors, 204 Cal 
 
 York W M, atty, 120 Sutter 
 
 York W R, house painter, 312 Minna 
 
 Yost DZ & Co, stockbrokers, 441 Cali- 
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 Young & Bro, butchers, Greenwich near 
 
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 Young Conrad, dairy produce, 1317 Dup 
 Young James, watchmaker, 57 Second 
 Yo ung Joseph, drugtrist, 1114 Folsom 
 YOTJNO DB. J C, Medical Institute, 7 
 
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 Young Mens' Christian Association, H 
 
 Cox secy and librarian, 232 Sutter 
 YOTJNO NESTON A, supt and mangr 
 
 Permutation Lock Co,, 531 California 
 Young Thoraas, real estate broker, SE 
 
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 Young W D, tailor, 307 Minna 
 Youagberg & Meyer, publisher "Swedish 
 
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 Youngclaus J D, boots and shoes, 417 
 
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 Younger E A, M D, dentist, 224 Stock 
 Younger Wm J, M D, dentist, 224 Stock 
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 Yuill James, furniture, 343 Sixth 
 Yule Gravel Mining Co, 302 Montgy 
 Yuma Mill Mining Co, 309 Montgoraory 
 
 Zabel J, hat and cap manufr, 125 Sansom 
 ZABRISKIE JAMES C, atty at law, 
 
 620 Washington 
 ZACHARIAS ft GREEN* wholesale 
 
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 Zacliartas L & Bro, jewelers, 2P Kearny 
 Zacharias M, watches and jewelry, SOS 
 
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 Zacharias S, watchmaker, 308 Kearny 
 Zadig & KuUmann, stockbrokers, 307 
 
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 Zacpffdl Xavier, confectionery, 785 Eddy 
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 Zech J, piano manufr, 21 1 Ninth 
 ZecherFW, butcher, 1817i Powell 
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 Zeglio D, Carrara Marble Works, 1328 
 
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 Zeile Chas D, drugs and baths, 524 to 
 
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 Zeile F, physician, 524 Pacific 
 Zeile Fred'k, Russian and Turkish 
 
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 Zeis John, boots and shoes, 222) Second 
 Zeisenburg & Stamen, groceries, 721 Fol 
 Zeiro A; Sciaroni, liquors, 621 Broadway 
 Zeiss Louis, com merchants, 106 Clay 
 Zelner Wm, druggist, 873 Mission 
 Zeller H, stucco worker, 1043 Market 
 Zellerbach A, stationery, 413 Sansom 
 Zemanskey H J, manufr cigars, 986 Fol 
 Zemansky S, millinery, 210 Sixth 
 Zengeler Mrs S, coflFee saloon, 24 Dupont 
 
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 Zenovich Lucca, fruit, 1122 Stockton 
 Zent Gold Min Co, 314 Montgomery 
 Ziegler F E, stationery, 634 Montgy 
 Zihn A, carpenter, 432 Fifth 
 Ziinmer Clias K, barber, 6 Summer 
 Zimmer G W, Kroceries, 422 Post 
 Zimmerman Edw, hairdresser, 336 Sixth 
 Zimmerman H L, stationery, 703 Bdwy 
 Zinnamon A, tailor, 308 Bush 
 Zinnaman & Outmiin, tailors, 223 Bush 
 ZINNS CHBISTIAX , merchant tail- 
 
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 Zinns L A, stockbroker, S F Stock Ex- 
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 Zocchi F, acting Italian consul, 625 Front 
 Zolfor Jno, furniture, 25 Stockton 
 Zolner, Henry, stationery, 238 Sixth 
 Zook Frank L, civil engineer, 313 Mont 
 Zosiel G, restaurant, 305 Sixth 
 Zschiesciie Chris, bootmaker, 1422 Dup 
 Zschiesche K, cigars, tobacco, 621 Kearny 
 Zundorf Jno, tailor, 422 Sacramento 
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 Washington to Sigourney, Oskulooso, and Knox- 
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 between CuiCAOU and Pkouia, Kansas Citv, 
 Council Blupfs, Leavenwouth and atchi- 
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 of enjoying your meals, while passing over the 
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 our magniUcent Dining Cars that accompany all 
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 meal, as good as Is served In any flrst-cluss hotel, 
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 East and South. 
 
 At ENOLFiwuoD, With tho L. S. ft M. S., uiul P., 
 Ft. W. AC. U. lids. 
 
 At Wasuinotok Heights, with P., c & st. 
 L. It. U, 
 
 At LA SALLE, with III. Cent. R. R. 
 AtPEOKIA. with P. P. Jt J.; P. D. &E.; I. B.4 
 W.; III. Mid.; and T. P. & W. Rds. 
 
 At ItucK Island, with "Milwaukee & Kock 
 Island Short Line," and Rock Isl'd & i'co. Kds. 
 
 At DAVGNI'OitT, with tho Davenport Division 
 CM. &8t. P. It. K. 
 
 At West IjIuertv, with the B., C. R. & N. R. k. 
 
 At UUINNIJLL, wttli Central Iowa U. It. 
 
 At Des Moines, with D. M. & F. D. it. R. 
 
 At Council bluffs, with Union Pacific R.R. 
 
 At Omaha, with B. & Mo. R. R. R. In Nob.) 
 
 At Columbus J uNCTioN,with B.,(;. K. A N. it.a 
 
 At Ottumwa, with Central Iowa H. R. ; W., I 
 St. L. & Pac. and C. B. & Q. R. Rds. 
 
 At Keokuk, with Tol., Peo. &War.; Wnb.,St 
 Louis & Pnc, and St. L., Keo. & N.-W. U. lids. 
 
 At CameiioN, with II. St, J. R. R. 
 
 At Atchison, with Atch., Topeka & Santa Fe; 
 Atch. & Neb. and Cen. Br. U. P. R. Rds. 
 
 At Leavenworth, with Kan. Pac, andKaa 
 Cent. R. Rds. 
 
 At Kansas City, with all lines for tho West 
 and Southwest^ 
 
 PY7K>l>Bf AN PAI'AGE CARS «re ran thronsh to PEORIA. BBS MOINES, 
 COfTNGIL. BLVFFS, KANIiAS CITY. ATCUlSON, and LEAVENlRrORTH. 
 
 Ticket* Tla tbU I<lne, known as th« " Great Roek lalond Roate>" are sold by 
 all Ticket Aceuts In the United State* and Canada. 
 
 For Information not obtainable at your honie tleket ofllee» addreaat 
 
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 Large 16 Page Paper, Devoted to 
 
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 much useful information for each member of the family, aa well 
 
 as bright, sparkling letters from correspondents. 
 
 Cheapf:^st Journal in the World. 
 
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 Office, 3 Chronicle Building, San Francisco. 
 Office, 1116 Broadway, Oaicland, Gal. 
 
 HIRAM MORSE, Publisher. 
 
 MISSION ROCK 
 
 GRAIN DOCK & WAREHOUSES, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 Storage Capacity for 50,000 Tons of Grain. 
 
 The California Dry Docic Company, Proprietors. 
 
 OLIVER EliDRinOE, PreHldent. W. C. GIBBIS, Secretary. 
 
 C;HAI». H. MINCLAIR, Saperlntendent. 
 
 Office: 318 CALIFORNIA STREET, Room 3. 
 
 We have also connected with this ExtenHlve Grain Depot, New and Improved Ma- 
 ehlnery for Oleanin^r and Oradint; Wlieat for expurt, to So», 1, 9B and <S (Jttandard. 
 
 Thia macliine has a capacity of 50 Tonit per hour, and ia the first (and only) one on the 
 Pacific Ooasi 
 
 Freight Paid, if Ire Insaranee and liOans Elfected and proceeds forwarded 
 tree of commisaiona. 
 
 Honey Advanced at lioweat Rates. Interest payable at end of loan. 
 
 fler . jn IStoraKe eudlns Jane lat, 18M1. Sl.OO per ton. 
 
 GRAIN STORED in our Warehouse always accessible to the market, 
 and HIGHEST RATES obtained for same at all times. 
 
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 8cm Frandaco. 
 
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 A WEEKLY TBADE PAPEJR, 
 
 Published Every Friday Morning, 
 
 ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO THE ENCOURAGEMENT OK THE 
 
 The Advocate of Home Manufactures. 
 
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 Able Editorials on Live Topics. 
 
 Newsy oominents on affaii's uppertaining to business. The fullest 
 and most reliable market reports, and the liveliest and most entertain- 
 ing trade paper published in the United States. 
 
 Subscript ion, $3,00 a Year, in advance, (postage 
 
 included*) Sliould be remitted in Post Office orders, notes or pos- 
 tage stamps, to 
 
 ^. D. BELT., 
 
 Office SAN FRANCISCO MERCHANT, 
 323 FRONT ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 
 SAMPI^B COPIBS FRBB. 
 
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San Francisco. 
 
 1287 
 
 MENZO SPRING, 
 
 Manufacturer of the 
 
 BEST IMPROVED 
 
 ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. 
 
 Oflloe and ArtdrcHM, 
 
 9 Geary Street, San Francisco, Cal. 
 
 (.luuution Kearny and Market.) 
 
 All kinds of Artificial Limbs repaired 
 
 with skill and Dispatch, send for free circular. 
 
 .1. <'ONR.\l) LUCKEL. 
 
 HERMANN FISCHBECK. 
 
 NEW ENaLANI) 
 
 PROPRIETORS, 
 
 Corner Sixteenth and Nebraska Streets, - - New Potrero, 
 
 E . T- S T El E 2^T, 
 
 OonimiMMiou Dealer in 
 
 ZSngines^ Boilers, Pumps^ 
 
 Irom Pipe and Machinery of all kinds, 
 
 AGENT FOR 
 
 Victor Ore Feeder, California Stimp Mill, Gut-Of Steam 
 Pump, and Porous Vitrified Emory Wheels, 
 
 225 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal. 
 
 Importer)* and Jobbers of 
 
 Ifakl ||ileFiaIp9 Je^elepf fiiiiiip^ 
 
 Tools, Optical Goods, &c. 
 
 Ka&Q&ctarlng Jewelers aad W&tch Case Kftkere, 
 
 120 Sutter Street, San Francisco. 
 
 Agents of the VV. B & CO. Watch Glasses, and Moseley & Go's Lathes. 
 
 
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 Edited by COL H. G. SHAW. 
 
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 THE BEST SPORTING JOURNAL 
 
 Pit 
 
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 West of the Rocky Mountains. 
 
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 A RELIABLE RECORD OF FIELD AND WATER SPORTS. 
 
 A Good Medium for Advertisers. 
 
 SUBSCRXPTIOlSr : 
 
 ONE YEAR, in Advance $6 00 
 
 SIX MONTHS, in Advance 83 00 
 
 PUBLICATION OFFICE: 
 
 . iS@ QaDifaimiia Street, 
 
 « 
 ' SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
ains. 
 
 SPORTS. 
 
 lers. 
 
 .$5 00 
 
 .9300 
 
 San Francisco, 
 
 1289 
 
 Tl@ f fe©l| g laiifa© tifmg Co. 
 
 W. S. PHELPS, Pies't. A. H. PHELPS, Treas. W. H. PHELPS, Sec'y. 
 MANUFACTURERH OF 
 
 HoalCiirtlroiBipWort 
 
 MACHINE BOLTS. CARRIAGE BOLTS, 
 
 Set Screws, Washers, Nuts, Turnbuckles, Bolt Ends, 
 
 "Wrought Spikes, &c., 
 
 Nos. 13, 15 and 17 DRUMM STREET, 
 
 NEAR CA.LIirORNIA, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO, C A L. 
 
 CHAS. W. WHITNEY. 
 
 JOHN MARSHALL. 
 
 WHITNEY & MARSHALL, 
 
 Ilia, Slid,, iai dwiii,, 0@al 
 
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 ATVM 
 
 COM3IISSION 3lEIi CHANTS, 
 
 (Successors to Glasgow Iron and Metal Importing Co.) 
 
 22 and 24 FREMONT ST., SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 Refined Bar, Norway Iron and Cast Steel, Heavy Hardware, Wrought Iron 
 Beams and Shapes, Angle and Tee Iron. Iron and Steel Boiler Plates, Still Bot- 
 toms, Sheets and Shafting, Boiler P'lues and Tubes, Gas and Water Pipes and 
 Fittings, Boiler and T.ink Rivets, Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails, Cut Nails, 
 Iron and Steel Forgings and Rails, Fish Plates, Bolts, Nuts, Washers and Spikes, 
 Steel Ingots to 25 Tons, American .ind Scotch Pijj Iron, Cumberland and Scotch 
 Coal, Galvanized Sheet Iron, Plain and Corrugated Iron and Steel Wire, &c., &c. 
 
 Special attention given to Iron and Steel for Bridges, Boofa, Girders, 
 Boilers, Stillaand Fire-Proof Structures for Home consumption and Export. 
 
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 1290 
 
 San Francisco. 
 
 R. F. OSBORN A CO. 
 
 RHTAiriilMHKD 1MI4. 
 
 CABINET HARDWARE, 
 
 Gold & Silver Drop Handles. Escutcheons & Cabinet Makers' Supplies. 
 
 '9tZ4, mickrlrAt ^4" OpiiOMite Ilupont, Nan Fran<*iH«>o,Cal. 
 
o. 
 
 San Fratieisco. 
 
 1291 
 
 Makers' Supplies. 
 
 t>o, €a1. 
 Ilustrated Catalog*. 
 
 WonieriAge! 
 
 The Mathmsnn World lt<>iinmi<Ml »liu8|teiiilv<l Wire 4;iiNhioii Conibi- 
 nation Billiard Tabio is new on exliiliiUm iitjliul'sUafc Hotel, No. 28 Now Aloiitsfoniery 
 Street, whero parties can see its beauty ami !,'oiu'ral fessihiity, ami all its ijractieal workliiff parts. 
 Wearo now prepared to furnish the traile with (liffi rent sizes, styles anil priecs, ranging from 
 JliS.on to82(X).00anil upwards accortliiiic to size. etc. 
 
 They are fast ooiniiijf into iro'ioral use in Kainilies, Saloons, Tiilliard-Halls, and very soon will 
 take the place (if the lifeless OUi Style Milliard Tables. They are causinj; a world of excitement 
 amongst Hilliard critics and the lovers of the (.".inie {{enerally, on account of their Accuracy, Reauty, 
 Durability, Adaptness to extreme hot and cold clima es, its cbeaimess and lightning rapidity of 
 the Balls "rolling from an«:lc to anjrle. With the greatest anxi ty do thousands of j)eople watch 
 the progress of the game being played at our place of business in the I'alace Hotel. 
 
 We would extend a special inviiBtion toour friends and the public generally to cone and see 
 the Greatest Wonder of our times. It is in itself like the Wonderful Kdison Light, shilling 
 brighter and brighter every day, it is showiti',' up tn the w.irld what energy, time and perseveience 
 can produce. (»rders are being filled from I'ortland, Oreiron, Arizona, Salt Lake, and at Cbicago, 
 Ue.xico and the far off interior and our own immediiite vicinity. 
 
 Address, S. R. MATHEWSON & CO., 
 
 No. 28 New Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Cal. 
 
 
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 PI^IOE 
 
 T iTRT. 
 
 
 ISlate CompoMlt Bed. 
 and CueM com 
 
 Ivory BallN 
 l>l<>te. 
 
 Less Wooden Balls. 
 
 Less Wooden Bed. 
 
 20x40 
 
 inplios . . 
 
 !i|>;?5 00 
 
 !?27 50 
 (i5 00 
 
 ?S25 00 
 
 28x56 
 
 (( 
 
 75 00 
 
 60 00 
 
 :{6x72 
 
 48x96 
 
 54x108 
 
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 125 00 
 
 175 00 
 
 200 00 
 
 117 50 
 
 165 00 
 185 00 
 
 
 
 8. R. MATHEWSON & CO., 
 
 No. 88 New Montgomery Street. San Francisco. 
 
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 1292 
 
 Sa/n Francisco. 
 
 ^SIJO 
 
 11 
 
 Smi & 323 Sacramento Street, 
 
 Have finally conchuled tliat further foritciinmce would cease to bo a 
 
 virtue, and thcireforo ofler 
 
 FOR TBE 
 
 DETECTION of the DISHONEST PARTIES 
 
 WHO TRRSISTKNTLY III.L OUR 
 
 
 
 Jioxes with counnon (^'hina ciffars, jiiul pahn them uli' upon unsuspect- 
 ing customers as tJie genuine article, in tint production of whioli we 
 use only the best of Havana Tol)acco, and employ all the skill which 
 we have acfjuired by an experience «)f ovei' thirty years in this trade. 
 
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 }Iave given universal satisfaction, by i-eason of their inti'insic merii, 
 and we decline to sutfer any longer through tlip avarice of unprinci- 
 palied vendors. 
 
 The United States Revenue Laws impose a heavy tine uj)on parties 
 guilty of this otfence, and we shall take all means to bring the ofleiul- 
 ers to justice in future. 
 
 J. W. SCHAEFFER & CO. 
 
ase to bo a 
 
 San Francisco. 
 
 1293 
 
 JAMES C. STEELE & CO., 
 
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 „._- Mil 
 
 Anrt Ikcnh'rM in 
 
 CALIFOR NIA MEDICINAL PLANTS. 
 
 Agents for H. Thayer A Co's Third Extract. Pills, &c. 
 4« •• Burroueh Bros. Third Extracts. 
 
 .♦ «• John Wyeth & Bros, unequalled Pharmaceutical Pre- 
 parations. 
 •• '* Allaire. Woodward & Co's Pressed Herbs. 
 «• «• Theo. Metcalf & Co's Wrellin's Food. &c. 
 
 A Full Mtoek of 
 
 Botanic Medicines, Concentrated Remedies, 
 
 Powders, Tinctures, &c. 
 
 Humphreys' Homoeopathic Remediea, Minimi Waters, Granulated Eflfer- 
 vescing Salts, Sponges, Patent Medicines, «fec., on hand. 
 
 JAIVIES G. STEELE & CO., Palace Drug Store, 
 
 635 MARKET STREET. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. 
 
 nD QPTMMFY "^o. I I KEARNY STREET 
 
 JL/lv* OX 111 ll JJ X TrrutH ail liiroiiic A MpiM'ial I>Im<'U84>m. 
 
 YOUNG MEN 
 
 Who may be Buffe riiiff f roni tlio tflfccttt of yimthful fdllies or iiuliBcretion, will do well to avail 
 thcniselvfs of this, the trruatcst b(M>ii ever liilil ut the iiltttr of suflVring liunmiiit.v. DR. SPINNEY 
 will (guarantee to forfeit SWO for every case of Si'iuliial Weakiiuss or private Uiaease of any kind 
 or character which he undertakes aiul fails toeur.:. 
 
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN. 
 
 There arc uiany at the age of thirty to sixty w ho are trouli'.ed with too frequent evacuations 
 of the bladder, often aeconi|ianied by a sll>;lit slnartin^' or biirniij}r sensation and a weakeninpr of 
 the sybtcm iti a manner the j atient coiiuot ai count for. On examining the urinary de))08itj) a 
 ropy Bcdiment will often Iw found, and sometimes sniill particies of albumen will ap]>ear, or the 
 color will be of a thin, milkihh hue, a),'ain chanffiusr to a dark and torpid appearance. There are 
 many men who die of this diflieulty, ijtiiorant of the canse, which is the seeond stajje of seminal 
 weakni'M.' Dr. S. w ill guarantee a (lerfect cure in all, such cases, and a healthy restoration o( the 
 Rcnito-urinary orphans. 
 
 Office Hours-- 10 to 4 and ti to 8 Sundays from 10 to 11 a. .m. t^onsultntion free. Thor- 
 ough examination and advice, ![!■■. Cuiror Ailclress, IIR. ISPISISEY A CO., 
 
 No. 11 Kearny Street. San FrancijCO. 
 
 ELSIE CRiNDLE, 
 
 FbTsical Test ai Business leliii, 
 
 939 {MISSION STREET. SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 Circles, Sunday, Tuesday and Friday Evenings, 50 Cents. 
 
 Prompt Attention g^ven to Private Sittings. Only $1 00. 
 
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1294 
 
 San Francisco. 
 
 £::U 
 
 iV ' ' !■ 
 
 CLADDING, McBEAN « CO., 
 
 Manufacturers and Dealers in 
 
 >SSP 
 
 Terra Cotta Chimney Pipe and Tops, 
 
 Garden Vases, Flower Pots, 
 Fire Brick, Fire Clay, Etc. 
 
 » - . I 1310 & 1312 Market St., 
 
 San Francisco. \ ^^^^^, McAllister Street. 
 
 Oakland, 1 1 70 & i 1 72 Broadway. 
 Manufactory at Lincoln, Placer County, Cal. 
 
 CiOIXU TO 
 
 Albany, Troy, Montreal, Quebec, Boston. Springfield, Wor- 
 cester, Portland, New Haven, Hartford, and all points 
 in Canada and New England, 
 
 Be sure that your Tickets read 
 ** Via the Erie Railway to Binghatnpton and Del- 
 aware and Hudson Canal Co*s Railroad from 
 Binghatnpton to Albany," 
 
 And you will save time and Expense. 
 
 JOS. ANOELL, Gkn. Pass. Agent, Albany. 
 
MONTGOMERY STREET, 
 
 Extending from Pine to Bu.-li Street. 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 S. H. SETMOUR & CO., Proprietors. 
 
 TERMS SI.60, $2,00 and $2,60 per Day. 
 
 And Lower Kiites by Special Agreement. 
 
 PMNngtn «ad tlitir Baggage Convsjei to tha latil fm sf Cbarg*. 
 
 SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELERS. 
 
 Upon the arrival of the Train at the Ferry crosslnij the Bay to San Francisco, polite and respon- 
 lible coachmen, wearing the Rus8 House Badge, will meet you on the Boat, talce full charge of your 
 Trunks and Hand-Baggage, and conver yourself and Baggage to the Hotel free of any charge 
 whatever. 
 
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 1296 
 
 Tucson, Arizona. 
 
 ESTABLISHED IN 1870. 
 
 DAILY AND WEEKLY 
 
 Tucson, Arizona. 
 
 R. C. BROWN, 
 
 Publisher and Proprietor. 
 
 
 
 ma mvii a Smma 
 
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 WEEKLY, per Year 90 00 
 
 " Six Months 3 00 
 
 " Three Months 176 
 
 DAILY, per Year 8IO00 
 
 " Six Months 6 00 
 
 REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS. 
 
 HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION 
 
 OF ANY PAPER IN THE TERRITORY. 
 
Mincellaneou^. 
 
 1297 
 
 9 
 
 CLIAB L1.K1 HOTEL 
 
 J. N. MILLER, Proprietor. 
 
 Board by tha Day, $1.00. Boari ani Lodging, per Week, $5.00. 
 
 The Clear Iiake Hotel U now .ipon for thu ii(;comin'xluil..n of tho imblic. where irood 
 board and lodging i-ati bu had at ruaMoiiablu rutos. 
 
 The Table will always be supplied with the Best the Market affords. 
 
 And no trouble will bo nparod tn mvko customuin eoiiirortiiblc. BOAKI* by tho DAY OR WEEK. 
 Romemlwr tho Place, Cleor Ijake Hotel, Lakeport, Lake Co., Cat. 
 
 n??3T MEDAL 
 
 jrCHANICSFAIR 
 1077 
 
 OOOi) 
 WORK 
 LOn'pRWES /^ 
 
 CEY8ER 
 
 Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. 
 
 Corner Went and North HtM., 
 HEALDSBUIIG. CAL. 
 
 Uorees boarded by the day, week or month at 
 the lowest rates. 
 
 Stagea (or GeyBers, Skaggs Springs, and all 
 points of interest, on favorable terms. Carria- 
 ge*, UuKiries and Saddle Horses always on hand. 
 N. W. BOSTWIOK, Proprietor. 
 
 CHAS. E. PROCTOR, 
 DHAYMAN, 
 
 stand in Front WellH, Farxo St Co 
 
 Healdsburi;, Sonoma Co. 
 
 All orders left with me will be attended to with 
 promptness and at reasonble rates. 
 
 Particular care taken in moving Furniture, 
 Pianos, etc. Orders sent by mail or telegraph 
 will receive immediate attention. 
 
 " lilve and I<et Live." 
 
 C. ED. JONES,^ 
 
 PAINTER & JILL POSTER. 
 
 KalHominlnK. Paper HanKing, 
 
 House Painting, etc., neatly done. 
 
 Lctt\ e orders at the shop on West Street, or the 
 Sotoyonie House, Healdsburg. 
 
 T. BUNDY, 
 BOAT BUI-LiOBH, 
 
 Voot of Fifth (Street, 
 
 Lakeport, Lak e Co., Cal. 
 
 Boats to Rent. Sailing and Fishing Parties 
 attended tu. 
 
 MOUND COTTAOE HOTEL, 
 LAKEPORT. 
 
 First-Class Accommodations. 
 
 Board per Day $2 00 
 
 Board per Week, from ^ 00 to $10 00 
 
 ». T. CHAPMAW, Prop'r. 
 
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 1298 
 
 San Francwco, 
 
 h. MILLER. 
 
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 909 Kearny Street, 
 
 JOHN N. MEYER. 
 
 Corner Ja4*kMon Htreet, 
 Mau Frauclavo, C'al, 
 
 LOUIS MZLL7.B & CO , Frop'rs. 
 
 GLAUS QEBEEN, Manager. 
 
 Board and Lodging, per Week 90.00 to 86.00 
 
 Board and Lodging, per Day 81.00 
 
 Single iVIeals 26 Cents. 
 
 This new flre-proof Briuk HuiUliiiif wan I'XjirexHly built for a Hotel, and is within onelilockuf 
 the Portt Office and near the Uru;;oii Kmij^rmit Bureau. Kaniiliuti uut^cnunodated on reasonable 
 terms. No Chinese employed. Free Coarh to and from the HoaMe. 
 
 No. 643 KEARNY STREET CORNER oVcm. 
 
 H. TRAUBE, 
 
 Importer and Dealer in 
 
 WATCHES, 
 
 CLOCKS 
 
 AND 
 
 JEWELRY. 
 
 AND AGENT FOR THE 
 
 P. S. BAETLBTT. WALTHAM WATCH CO.. (Fogg's Patent) 
 
 Movement with 6 ounce Solid Silver Cases, 832.00 
 " " 5 " " " " 30.00 
 
 " " 4 «« " " " 28.00 
 
 " " 3 «* . " " «• 26.00 
 
 it tt 2 ** *' ** " 24.00 
 
 All Watches Guaranteed for Two Yean. 
 
 fAll Orders from the Country promptly attended to. 
 
< N. MEYER. 
 
 kMon Mtrect. 
 iciaco. C'al. 
 
 SEN, Manager. 
 
 f>0 to S6.00 
 
 _ Sl.OO 
 
 I Cents. 
 
 UwUhln one Block ot 
 iHlated on reMonable 
 >uHe. . 
 
 OF CLM. 
 
 ogg's Patent) 
 
 8e9,»3a.O0 
 30.00 
 28.00 
 26.00 
 24.001 
 
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 Alameda, Col. 
 
 1299 
 
 
 Established September i6th, 1869. 
 
 ALAMEDA, CAL. 
 
 A PURE FAMILY NEWSPAPER. 
 
 CIRCULATING IN 
 
 THE BEST FAMILIES OF THE STATE. 
 
 TIBIIS: Per Year, ia Advanes, 
 
 $3.00 
 
 To any part of the United States. 
 
 I attended to. ■ I — 
 
 at L®W1ST RATIS. 
 
 But no illegal or immoral advertisements will be taken at any price. 
 
 F. K. KRAUTH, Proprietor. 
 
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 1300 
 
 /Sicwj< ^romcisco. 
 
 [ESTABLISHED 1809.] 
 
 PATJBMTEES OF 
 
 Steel Wire, Wire Drawers, Galvanizers 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 PATENT STEEL AND IRON WIRE ROPES 
 
 Ronnd, Flat, Parallel and Taper, 
 
 For Mines, Inclines and all kinds Heavy Hoisting, Ships* Rig. 
 gingf. Telegraph Wire, etc. 
 
 Steel Cables for Street Railroads, and Underground Haulage, manufac- 
 tured by Special Patent Process, producing a hard tempered skin, more 
 toughness and llexibility than any other description of rope. 
 
 Contractors aad Wire Hope Makers to the Lords of Admiralty. 
 
 Awarded the only Prize Medal at the Havre Maritime Exhibition out 
 
 of 27 Competitors. 
 
 WORKS— WEST GORTON, MANCHESTER. 
 
 Bngfineering Branch, 23 and 25 CrookBton street, Glasifovv, Ships' Rigging Branch, S3 Bath 
 Street, Liverpool. Representative (or the Paciflu Coast, 
 
 W. PATON, 304 California Street. 
 
 AND 
 
 \YOLO DEMOCRAT (Weekly), 
 
 Official Papers of Town and County. 
 
 WEEKLY Established 1867. DAILY, 1877. 
 
 Office : Freeman's Block, Main Street. 
 
 WH. SAUNDERS, Editor and Proprietor. 
 
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, «''^el?srpe^TO.?;,5i.5S 
 
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 ig. Ships* Rig- 
 
 ulage, manufac- 
 lered skin, more 
 on of rope. 
 
 of Admiralty. 
 
 le Exliibition out 
 flESTER. 
 
 gging Branch, 2S Bath 
 
 ornia Street. 
 
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 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 (CLASSIFIED.) 
 
 Bee alsoi Liit Beceived too Late for Be^ar Iniertion. 
 
 ABALONE SHELL JEWELRY. 
 
 JACKSON RW, 411 Clay 
 
 ABALONE SHELL JEWELRY. 
 
 R. W. JACKSON^ Manufacturer. 
 
 614 Market Street, ISan Francisco. 
 
 Offers special inducementr to the country 
 trade. Call, when in town, and select an assort- 
 ment from his varied stock. 
 
 ADVERTISING AGENTS. 
 
 Brown D, 
 Crane C W, 
 Earlp Halford, 
 Fisher L P, 
 Keyt k Co, 
 Lake Wm B, 
 La Malfa J F, 
 Miller M A & Co, 
 Patterson Jas W, 
 Riley P S, 
 Smith & Faylor, 
 
 606 Montgomery 
 
 318 Pine 
 
 415 Market 
 
 20 and 21 Merchants' Ex 
 
 506 Commercial 
 
 cor Post and Kearny 
 
 628 Montgomery 
 
 608 Market 
 
 2 New Montgomery 
 
 214 Montgomery 
 
 140 " » 
 
 DAVIS G A. 327 Market 
 
 FRANK BROS, 319 and 32 xMarket 
 GOSLING GEO N, 32U Sansom 
 
 Granger Business Assn, 106 Davis 
 
 Harris Jas & Co, 5 Beale 
 
 Hawley C A & Co, 412 Market 
 
 Hawley David N, 301 to SOS) " 
 
 HAWLEY MARCUS C & CO, 
 
 301 to 309 " 
 LINFORTH, RICE & CO, 40i <' 
 
 Meyers Christian, 56 Bluxome 
 
 OSBORN D M & CO, 254 and 256 Mkt 
 SOULE E. NW cor 4th ahd, Bryant 
 
 MARCUS C. HAWLEY & CO., 
 
 Importers of 
 AMERICAN &. FORBIC^K 
 
 Hardware and Agricnltnral MDleieEts^ 
 
 aoi and .^00 Market Si. 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 ?et. 
 
 Van Norden & (Hlmore, 607 ' ' 
 
 AGENTS. 
 
 (See also Advertising, Real Estate, 
 News, Manufacturers, Publishers and 
 Purchasing Agents.) 
 
 Cahen Aug, 
 Crane E J, 
 De Courcy E, 
 
 DORETY J 
 
 Harris VV H, 
 Jacoby A, 
 StiUman Alfred, 
 Wolfe Jos M, 
 
 320 Sansom 
 
 211 
 
 120 Sutter 
 
 H, 120 " 
 
 223 California 
 
 20 Sansom 
 
 232 California 
 
 545 Washington 
 
 AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- 
 MENTS. 
 
 (See also Hardware.) 
 Ayers & Co, 254 and 256 Market 
 
 BAKER & HAMILTON, 1 3 to 1 9 Front 
 BONNEY 0, '221 Mission 
 
 Sole Agents for Howe's U. S. Standard Scales, 
 " Scliuttler " Wajfons, " Ruckeye " .Mowers and 
 Reapers, Oaar, Seott & Co's Thresher Eng-ines 
 and Separators, Haines' Hetvdcr.s, Rice's Straw- 
 lUirner Knsjines, Dceic's GanK Plows, Tlie "Rea'- 
 iilator" Winilmllls, " Perpetual " Ilay Pres-^t^i, 
 Ktc, Etc. 
 
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 ALE AND PORTER. 
 
 BURNELL & TURNER, 519 Sac 
 
 Marks Samuel, NP] cor Clay and Mont 
 WARD WM & CO. 509 Sacramento 
 
 AMUSEMENTS. 
 
 Adelphi Theatre, 607 California 
 
 Bfvldwin Theatre, (Thos Maguire), 
 
 932 and 934 Market 
 Bella Union Theatre, 803 Keamj? 
 
 Bush St Theatre, (Chas E Locke), 
 
 323 Bush 
 California Theatre, 414 " 
 
 Chinese Theatre, (Grand), 814, 816 Wash 
 Chinese Theatre, (new), 623 Jackson 
 Grand Opera House, Miss bet 3d and 4th 
 Jordan's Anatomical Museum, 
 
 Hardie Place near Kearny 
 Maynard's Gymnasium, 232 Sutter 
 
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 CLASMIFIKD. 
 
 ABT 
 
 McCabe Juo H, (agent), '235 Kearny 
 Patiilic Aniitomical Musuem, 
 
 Hardie Place near Kearny 
 riatt's Hall, 216 Montgomery 
 
 STANDARD THEATRE, (M H 
 
 Kennedy propr), 3*20 Bush 
 
 TTivoli Garden, (Krelling Bros 
 
 proprs), '28, 30 and 3'2 Eddy 
 
 Vienna (iardens, NW cor 8ut and Stock 
 
 Wiener (Sarten, ' 
 
 Wooduanl'rf (Iardens, 
 
 Mission bet Thirteenth & Fourteenth 
 
 APOTHECARIES. 
 
 (See Druggists. ) 
 
 ARCHITECTS. 
 
 Bayless W H, 
 Bennett A A, 
 Bcstor II 'i; 
 Bordwell (leo, 
 il>i(rd\vell (Jeo A, 
 Cleavcland Henry W, 
 Cliudi Bryan .1, 
 Ciirlctt (fe Eisen, 
 
 DICKIE EROS, 
 
 Fr;vzce V, 
 (i ay nor .) P, 
 <!eddea Chas, 
 (ieiltViss H, 
 Hatherton & Pelton, 
 Honrikscn B K, 
 Hillert F, 
 Hoagland W C, 
 Hoffman & Clinch, 
 Hueriie P, 
 Kenitzcr & llaun, 
 Laver A, Stock E 
 
 ilifighton A A', 
 Lueders IVed R, 
 Macy H C, 
 
 Marquis .John, SE cor 
 McDoughall B & Son, 
 McKenzie Sherwin, 
 Meeker & Banks, 
 Mitchell Harold D, 
 Mooser Wm, 
 Newsdin S & J C, 
 
 O'CONUOR P J. 
 
 Patton Wm, 
 Percy A; Hamilton, 
 Piseis Albert, 
 
 PORTOIS P, 
 
 Iteiner .1 A, 
 Schmidt PK, 
 Smith Wm, 
 Snyder A A, 
 Swain I'xlward R, 
 Townsend & Wynekcu 
 
 WELSH THOS J. 
 
 lOG Leideadnrff 
 
 318 Pine 
 
 65'2 Market 
 
 507 California 
 
 318 Pine 
 
 1)07- Montgomery 
 
 037 Ker.rny 
 
 330 I'ine 
 
 18 Market 
 
 137 MontLComery 
 
 309 California 
 
 0*28 
 
 33 Kearny 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 I'2G Kearny 
 
 G'20 Washington 
 
 43*2 Montgomery 
 
 037 Kciirny 
 
 1'2« 
 
 601 California 
 
 ixchango building 
 
 531 California 
 
 515 
 
 33 Kearny 
 
 Sutter & Montgy 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 310 " 
 
 1'26 Kearny 
 
 '217 Sansom 
 
 30'2 Montgomery 
 
 410 
 
 413 Bush 
 
 411^ California 
 
 318 Pine 
 
 302 Montgomery 
 
 621 Sansom 
 
 230 Montgomery 
 
 103 ]'ost 
 
 318 Pine 
 
 17Halleck 
 
 507 Mt.iitgomery 
 
 , 515 California 
 
 302 Montgomery 
 
 Wilbur .J B, 
 W'iUiams S H & Son, 
 Winterhalter W, 
 
 WOLF & SON, 
 
 Wright & Sanders, 
 
 137 Montgomery 
 
 61 Merchants' Ex 
 
 2!) Post 
 
 240 Montgomery 
 
 418 California 
 
 ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. 
 
 Cook Mrs A 0, 
 Cotter Mrs, 
 
 DUCASSE A, (mnuufr), 
 (rerrish Mrs M E, 
 Goehring A, 
 Kahn H, 
 Luger Julia, 
 Lucas Mme Anna Gettz, 
 Sciallero T Mrs, 
 Townsend Mrs, 
 
 115 Kearny 
 
 120 0KarrelI 
 
 870' MissLou 
 
 lis Ellis 
 
 410 Natoma 
 
 407 Kearny 
 
 206 Sixteenth 
 
 743 Howard 
 
 , 343 Kearny 
 
 114 Turk 
 
 ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. 
 
 BEEMAN WILLIAM, 
 SPRING MENZO, 
 
 ARTISTS. 
 
 616 Clay 
 9 Geary 
 
 Ad^uns J B, 
 Alexander Esther, 
 Baxter & Blank, 
 Bel lay Francis, 
 Bloomer R F, 
 
 BOWEN F, 
 
 Bouvy Fermen, 
 Brock Guatave, 
 Brookes Samuel M, 
 Burgess (J H, 
 Cadenasso G, 
 
 12 Ellis 
 
 311 Sutter 
 
 832 Miirket 
 
 718 (Jreenwich 
 
 UO'Fiirr.'U 
 
 746 MisRinn 
 
 .'40 Montgomery 
 
 6 Kdily 
 
 6il Clay 
 
 126 Kearny 
 
 7 Montgomery ave 
 
 California School of Design, (Vif;;il 
 
 Williams director), 430 i'ine 
 
 Cameron & Campbell, 6 Eddy 
 
 Collins (Jertrude, 324 Turk 
 
 Conner Mrs J L, 8G5J. Market 
 
 COOK J J, 26 Montgon,.ry 
 
 Cook Kossuth, 1014 MontgdUicry 
 
 < 'uoper A D, UOi McAllister 
 
 Coulter W A, (marine), 515 California 
 Coxon John, 
 
 517 Clyy and 510 Commercial 
 Dayton Miss Ida E, 1)2 St Ann'.s hUig 
 Deakin Ed, 611 Clay 
 
 Denny G J, 408 California 
 
 Dickason Miss Alice, 7'24i Market 
 
 Dicknnson J R, 6 Eddy 
 
 Duloiu-A 612 Fourth 
 
 Eastman Mrs l!mily R, 11 Kearny 
 
 EUROPEAN FRESCO ARTISTS' 
 
 ASSOCIATION, 20'J Sausom 
 
 Ferraioli V, 6 Eddy 
 
 Field Thomas, 9 Post and 608 Mariitt 
 Freeman W R, 137 
 
 Hahn William, 240 Montgomery 
 
 Halsey H H, 6 Eddy 
 
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 419 Natoma 
 407 Kearny 
 206 Sixteenth 
 74S Howard 
 343 Kearny 
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 611 Clay 
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 324 Turk 
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 408 California 
 7244 Market 
 Eddy 
 612 Fourth 
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 209 Sansom 
 
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 240 Montgomery 
 
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 Hecht Joseph A, 
 Hopps Miss Nellie, 
 Irclan Mrs Wni, 
 
 JEFFEBS, WELLS 
 
 6 Eddy 
 
 Baldwin Hotel 
 
 92 St Ann's bldg 
 
 126 Kearny 
 
 728 Montgomery 
 
 126 Kearny 
 
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 1436 Market 
 Jenks Albert, (portrait), 1415 Montgy 
 Jones N W, 6 Eddy 
 
 Keith W, Mercantile Library bldg 
 
 Klarenmeyer S, 724J Market 
 
 KNIGHT GEO H, 114 Turk 
 
 Koch John, 339 Kea-ny 
 
 Layres Mrs P], 1121A Howard 
 
 Lussier & Hill, 99 St Ann's bldg 
 
 MACDONALD H W, 6 Eddy 
 
 McDevitt Miss M, ] 404 Polk 
 
 Moretti & Trezzini, (fresco), (5 Ivbly 
 
 MorLjan Miss S E, 
 
 Nahl H W A, 
 
 0;4ill)y Robert E, 
 
 Ostrom Miss Julia, 
 
 Pebbles A W, 
 
 Pebbles Frank, 
 
 Peters Pearl L, 
 
 Pierce W H, 
 
 Ponzo P, 
 
 Prescott J F, 
 
 Proscb Chas, 
 
 RICHTER P E, (fresco). 
 
 Rising Miss A, 
 
 Rix .Julian W, 
 
 Robinson Chas, 
 
 Rockwell Miss E A, 
 
 Rode Eniil, 
 
 Rouse C S, 
 
 Ryder Miss E, 
 
 F-. BOASTER, 
 
 ARTIST, 
 
 No. 146 Mission Street, 
 
 SAN' FIIANCISCO, CAU. 
 
 H. W. MACDONALD & CO, 
 •' The Club " Portrait Studio, 
 
 No. 6 Eddy Street, S. P. 
 
 rortraimeiilar^'edfiniu small I'hotdffraphs i.r 
 other pii'Uircs and painted in Oil, Water Coloj-s, 
 India Ink or Crayon. 
 
 O'Furr II 
 
 318 Kearny 
 
 803 Montgomery 
 
 435 Turk 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 
 415 
 
 223 Kearny 
 
 843 Mission 
 
 31 1 tJcssie 
 
 6 Ivldy 
 
 240 Montgomery 
 
 ill 7 Sansom 
 
 126 Kearny 
 734 Montgomery 
 728 
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 6.")9 Clay 
 
 ]':ddy 
 
 26i Kearny 
 
 ARTISTS' MATERIALS. 
 
 San Francisco Art Assn, (Irving M 
 
 Scott prest), 
 Schafer F, 
 Shaw S W, 
 .Slied C I), 
 Smith Miss Lizzie, 
 Springer Mrs 11 C, 
 Steuder H, 
 Straus M, 
 Strong Miss E, 
 Strong J D, 
 Sweetland Mrs A L, 
 Tavenier Jules, 
 
 Q I Teisaeire A, 
 
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 Tojctti I), 
 Tojetti Eilward, 
 Tojotti Virgil. 
 
 UNIVERSAL 
 
 430 Pine 
 
 432 Montgomery 
 
 120 Sntter 
 
 10 California 
 
 737 Market 
 
 6()'Farrell 
 
 126 Kearny 
 
 319 California 
 
 728 Montgomery 
 
 7 Montgomery a\o 
 
 120 .Sutter 
 
 728 Montgomery 
 
 cor Turic and Tyler 
 
 223 Leavenworth 
 
 Bancroft A L & Co, 
 Bass T .1 & Co, 
 Cohen Herman, 
 Denny Edward & Co, 
 
 721 Market 
 27 Dupcmt 
 19 " 
 512 Sacramento 
 
 HUETER BROS & GO, 12 Second 
 
 M«)rri.s & Keimody, 21 Post 
 
 SNOW & CO. 20 " 
 
 Schwab & Breese, 624 Market 
 
 HUETER BROS. & CO., 
 
 rnipiirtors of 
 
 ARTISTS' MATERIALS 
 
 and luannfaiturersof 
 
 SHEET WAX, 
 
 12 Second St., under Grand Hotel. 
 
 ASPHALTUM WORKS. 
 
 (See Hoofers.) 
 
 F. N. Nkivai,. W. S. SomkrveI/L. 
 
 Pacific Asphaltum Co. 
 
 ANphaltiiin aiul Folt Roofs, SUle- 
 
 . wuIkM, aH«l Ollai' Floors, 
 
 Reiiiiiriiij; (lone. All work {ruivriintoed. Asplml- 
 t<ini for Kiile. 
 
 San KranrisL-o Ottice : 4'Ht .fat'ktton Ht., 
 
 between Moiitnonier.v and Siuisoni. 
 
 COPYING CO. 
 
 1436 Market 
 Wandeforde J B, 530 California 
 
 Whaley M J, 104 St Ann's bldg 
 
 Williams Miss E, 120 .Sutter 
 
 Wyttenbach E, 432 Montgomery 
 
 Yates Fred, 4 Mercantile Library bldg 
 Yelland R D, 408 Ci-lifornia 
 
 ASSAYERS. 
 
 BERTON & GALLIARD, r)27 Clay 
 
 l)e (}root, Birge Sc Co, 318 Pine 
 
 FALKENAU & REESE, 328 Montgy 
 
 Hanks Henry C, 619 
 
 Irelan Wm Jr, 49 Merchants' Ex bldg 
 
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 JOHNSTON WM D, 120 Halleck 
 
 Kuh Leopold, 611 Commercial 
 
 KTJSTEL & RIOTTE, 318 Pine 
 
 Lane & Green, 520 Fiftli 
 
 McCrorey J H, 825 Kearny 
 
 McOullouj?h H V S, 318 Pine 
 
 MOSHEIMER JOSEPH. 507 Montgy 
 
 PHILLIPS J S. 702 California 
 
 PRICE THOMAS, 524 Sacramento 
 Keichling F & Co, 400 Montgomery 
 
 Riehn, Hemme & Co, 404 
 Strong & Co, 10 Stevenson 
 
 A METALLURGICAL 
 
 ^M^i^^ WORKS. 
 
 1^ 318 PINE STREET. 
 
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 Ores Crushed and Sampled, and Workini,' Tests 
 made by any process. Assaying, in ull its 
 branches. Analysis of Ores, Minerals, Waters 
 Etc. KUtSTKL A RIOTTK. 
 
 Assaying and the Metallurgy of Uold and Silver 
 taught theoretically and practically. 
 
 W. D. JOHNdTON, 
 
 (Formerly Chief Assayer with Thus. Price.) 
 
 Assayer and Analytical Chemist, 
 
 IIH and iseo Halle«'k Street, 
 
 Near Leidesdorff, SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 Personal attention insures prompt retunis. 
 Medieo-legal investigations a specialty. 
 
 Bullion Hooms, 024 Sacramento St., S. Francisco 
 Assay Office, 524 Sacramento St., 8. Francisco 
 
 THOM PRICE'S 
 
 BULLION and MELTINQ BOOMS 
 
 5964 Sari*aniento St., S. FraneiHco. 
 
 Deposits of Bullion Melted and Coin UeturnH 
 made in '24 hours. L)e'.Hisits may be forwarded 
 to this office, from any part of the interior, by 
 express, and returns matle in the same maimer, 
 or by check or certificate of de|X)sit. 
 
 ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIE- 
 TIES. 
 
 Aid Union, 2f> Kearny 
 
 American Home Missionary Society, 
 
 J H Warren supt, 7 Montgy ave 
 
 American Sunday School Union 
 
 Fred'k E Shearer agt, 757 Market 
 
 AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, 
 
 757 Market 
 Bar Association, OJH Saer.imento 
 
 Bibilotheque de la Liequo Nationale 
 
 Francaise, 120 Sutter 
 
 Bohemian Club, 430 Pine 
 
 British Benevolent Association, 
 
 (John P McCurrie secy), 730 Montg 
 
 Cabinetmakers Co-operative Ass'n 
 
 304 Mission 
 
 CALIFORNIA FIRE ASSOCU- 
 TION, 16 Frout 
 
 CAL STATE DEMOCRATIC 
 CLTJB. (W W Cope prest), G30 Com 
 
 California Stock Exchange Board, 
 
 20 Leidesdorf! 
 
 Central Gardens Association, 41 IJ Cal 
 
 Congregational Publishing Society 
 
 757 Market 
 French Mutual Beneficial Associa- 
 tion, (Chas Maubec secy), 729 Montgy 
 German General Benevolent Society, 
 (ERoemer) 114Dupont 
 
 GROCERS PROTECTIVE 
 
 UNION, (M Leisen mangr), 005 Clay 
 Little Sisters Infant Shelter, 512 Minna 
 Masonic Hall Association of S F, 
 
 (A G Abell prest), 
 
 NW cor Montgomery and Post 
 Master Mariner's Benevolent Ass'n, 
 
 (Chas H Aitkin), Druid's Hall 
 
 MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, 
 
 (Horace Wilson librarian), 27 Post 
 
 Merchants Exchange Association, 
 
 Merchants Ex bldg, California 
 
 Microscopical Society, 120 Sutter 
 
 Milkmen s Mutual Aid and Protect- 
 ive Association, 35 Eddy 
 
 Mining, Mercantile and Dealers 
 Protective Assn, 213 Sansom 
 
 Mutual Security Fund, (J p 
 Naughton secy), 331 Kearny 
 
 Odd Fellows Mutual Aid Association, 
 
 325 Montcomerv 
 
 OLYMPIC CLUB, (W F Lawton ^ 
 manager). 111* Post 
 
 Orphan Asylum (Hebrew), 
 
 Devisatlero bet Hayes and Grove 
 
 Orphan Asylum (protestant), 
 
 Haight bet Buchanan and Laguna 
 
 PACIFICCLUB, 204 Montgomery 
 
 Painters Protective Union, 771 Market 
 
 Portuguese Benevolent Association, 
 (A P and M P Abreo), 41 5. i Drumm 
 
 Professional Protective Ass'n COS Mkt 
 
 SAFETY FUND BENEVOLENT 
 
 ASSOCIATION, (C M Theilmann 
 
 secy), 120 Keaniy 
 
 S F Benevolent Association, (R 
 
 Becching secy), 20 Webb 
 
 S F Stock Ex Board, 3.33 to 337 Pine 
 S F Typographical Union, 
 
 G0() Montgomery 
 S F Trade Protective Association, 
 
 (H W Baxter manager), 438 California 
 S F Turn Verein Halle, (gymnas'm), 
 
 323 Turk 
 Society for Prevention of Cruelty 
 
 to Animals, (N Hunter sec), G14 Mereh 
 Spanish Mutual Benevolent Society, 
 
 (P Aguierre), 730 Montgomery 
 
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 Swiss Benevolent Ass'n, 109 Montgomery 
 White Cigar Makers Ass'n of the 
 
 Pacific coast, 807 Market 
 
 Young Men's Christian Ass'n, 232 Suttr 
 
 ATTORNEYS AT LAW. 
 
 Abels S E, 
 Ackemian Chas, 
 Adams A C, 
 Adams Fred, 
 Adams John Q, 
 
 AIKEN WM A, 
 
 Aldridge L, 
 Allen James M, 
 Allen W H, 
 Ames Fisher, ^ 
 Anderson R C, 
 Andrus Milton, 
 An«el & Francis, 
 
 ANOEL TEXAS 
 
 Aitplegate J H, 
 
 ASH ROBT, 
 
 Ashby E VV, 
 Ashley Warren, 
 Aslidi''.vn A, 
 Babb M E, 
 
 BACH ALBERT, 
 
 Bachulder J W, 
 Baohulder T F, 
 
 BAGGETT W T & CO, 
 
 Baldwin Lloyd, 
 Ball A K, 
 BarlKT Wm, 
 Barbour Clitus, 
 Barham J A, 
 Barnes \V H L, 
 Barrows VV H, 
 Barry Thos F, 
 Barstow Alfred, 
 
 BARSTOW GEO. 
 
 Bartlett ('(dundins, 
 
 Bartlett E, 
 
 Bartlett Washington, 
 
 Barton (i E, 
 
 Bates A F, 
 
 Bates J C, 
 
 '628 Montgomery 
 
 426 California 
 
 628 Montgomery 
 
 405 Kearny 
 
 604 Clay 
 
 620 Washington 
 
 607 
 
 42 Montgomery block 
 
 628 Montgtnnery 
 
 607 Kearny 
 
 225 Hush 
 
 224 Sansom 
 
 302 Montgomery 
 
 628 
 
 729 
 
 601 California 
 601 
 436 Montgomery 
 507 
 
 214 Sanson! 
 214 
 
 622 Clay 
 622 " 
 511 Montgy 
 600 
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 323 California 
 715 Clay 
 504 Kearny 
 426 California 
 628 MontgomiTy 
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 606 " 
 
 309 California 
 12 Montgomery 
 628 
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 629 Kearny 
 426 California 
 
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 3:10 Sansom 
 
 Blanding Gordon, 
 Blanding Wm, 
 Boalt Jno H, 
 Bodtish Wm H, 
 
 BOONE J L. 
 
 Booth Andrew G, 
 Booth W F, 
 Botts C T, 
 Boyd James, 
 Bradford A C, 
 Bradley Theo 
 Brady H'y J, 
 Brandon F D, 
 Brandon J H, 
 
 BRANDT I B L, 
 
 Brann F H, 
 Brewer J H, 
 Brodie Samuel H, 
 Brooks Bunj S, 
 Brooks E L B, 
 Brown 
 
 324 Pine 
 
 325 " 
 419 California 
 
 712 Montgomery 
 320 California 
 
 325 Montgomery 
 
 502 
 
 628 
 
 324 Pine 
 
 606 Montgomery 
 
 502 " 
 
 402 " 
 
 528 California 
 604 Merchant 
 215 Sansom, rm 5 
 
 22 Montgomery 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 604 Merchant 
 
 6 Montgomery ave 
 
 523 Kearny 
 
 Harvey S. 
 NE cor Fourth and Townsend 
 Brumagim J W, 33 Nevada block 
 
 Bryant Chas W, 214 Sansom 
 
 Bryant & Sayers, 214 " 
 
 Buckley (ieo D, 036 Clay 
 
 Bugbee John S, (i'28 Montgomery 
 
 BUHLERT JULIUS, 605 Clay 
 
 603 Washington 
 526 Montgomery 
 623 
 
 220 Sansom 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 530 California 
 
 526 Montgomery 
 
 Beeching R A, 
 
 Bwjrtecher Chas J, 
 
 Behaghel A, (Francais), 500 Fell 
 
 Belire Robt Ti, 502 Montgonvery 
 
 Belcher WC, 520 
 
 Bell Jno P, 213 and 215 Sansom 
 
 BENNETT & JONES, 215 " 
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 Bergin T J, 309 
 
 Berlin F A, 515 California 
 
 BLAEE & BLAKE. 417 Keamy 
 
 Blakeman T Z, 418 California 
 
 P>uikcley L E, 
 Hun.li Jno C, 
 Burnett J M, 
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 Campbell A & H C, 
 Canii)bell Alexander, 
 Campbell Alexander Jr, 526 
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 Campbell Joseph, 629 Kearny 
 
 Campion B W, 023 Montgomery 
 
 Carpentier E R, Montgomery ave 
 
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 Canson John B, 1 Montgomery 
 
 Carter k Coli-, 328 Montgomery 
 
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 CastellmnFJ, 609 Sacramento 
 
 Chadbourne .labez, 528 California 
 
 Chamberlain (ico W, (ilO Sacramento 
 
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 Chretien John M, 
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 Clark L S, ^ 
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 Clark Wm H, 
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 515 California 
 
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 Coffey Jas V, 
 Coflfey John J, 
 Cohen Alfred A, 
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 328 Montgomery 
 
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 Dwindle J W, 
 
 Dwindle Samuel H, 
 
 Edgcrton Calvin, 331 
 
 Etlmonds Marcus A, 8 Montgomery block 
 
 509 Kearuy 
 526 Montgomery 
 
 EQAN M J, 
 
 Eickoff Henry, 
 Elms John D, 
 Emmet C Temple, 
 Englander lA'opold, 
 Eiio frank, 
 Epinaims E E, 
 Hsteo it Boalt. 
 Estee Morris M, 
 Kvaiia Oliver P, 
 Eyre Manuel, 
 Kairweather J A, 
 
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 Cowles Saml, 
 Craddock C F, 
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 Craig Wm, 
 Crane H F, 
 Crittenden & Moses, 
 
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 Crockett J B, 438 California 
 
 CROSBY WM, 05-) Clay 
 
 Crowley S ,F, 42!( Montgomery 
 
 Crowley T J, 42!t 
 
 Culver Wm H, 202 Market 
 
 Cummins P, 630 Clay 
 
 DAINGERFIELD W R. 324 line 
 
 Dameron Jas P, 640 Clay 
 
 Dane Jas Henry, 531 California 
 
 Dann F P, 004 Merchant 
 
 D'Arcy John, 214 Sansom 
 
 DARWm CHAS B, 630 clay 
 
 DARWm & MURPHY, 636 " 
 
 DAVIDSON J M, « Montgomery 
 
 Davis L H, 50'J Kearny 
 
 De Brutz F C M, 234 Montgomery 
 
 Decring E P, 628 
 
 Deering F P, 34 Montgomery Block 
 
 De Fiennes J B, 835 Mission 
 
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 DENZIER Q A, 
 
 iJcsbcck John, 
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 Deujircy Eugene, 
 
 DICKINSON J N, 
 
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 Doyle .J no i', 
 
 DRAKE E B, 
 
 Drown A M, 
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 Dudley & Dudley, 
 Dugro Frank A, 
 Dunand Louis, 
 Du Py Octave G, 
 
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 (i28 Montgomery 
 
 O'l Cluy 
 
 214 Sansom 
 
 234 Montgomery 
 
 323 California 
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 646 Washington 
 
 021 Chiy 
 
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 420 California 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 
 315 California 
 
 103 Montgomery 
 436 " «' 
 
 215 Sansom 
 224 " 
 036 Clay 
 531 California 
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 6:i6 Clay 
 
 12 MonttK 
 
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 729 M'-ntgoniiTv 
 
 230 " •' 
 
 40,") Kearny 
 
 528 California 
 
 127 Kearny 
 
 217 Sansom 
 
 426 Califoniia 
 
 330 I'ine 
 
 Wl Ki'arny 
 
 Fair weather & Metcalfe, 12 
 
 Fcnner Channing G, Jil3 and 215 San 
 
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 Fifield Wm H, 
 
 Finley J K, 
 
 FIREBAUGH H C, 
 
 Fitch W S, 
 Fit/Maurice Wm M, 
 Fieminu .1 F, 
 Flint Wm C, 
 Flood Noah F, 
 
 FOLTZ CLARA SHORTRIDGE, 
 
 51 Montgoniery l)l(ick 
 Forbes U C, 402'Mont4(imLTy 
 
 Foster Wm, _ 224 Sansom 
 
 Kowle Geo W Jr, 606 Monti.'omery 
 
 Fox ('has N, 530 California 
 
 FOX & KELLOGG. 530 
 
 Francis AVm M, II Mtintgomery lil.ick 
 
 FRANK & CARSEN. I3i MuntLw 
 
 Frank (ico W, 131 
 
 Frank Nathan H, 628 
 
 Freelon Tho8 W, S MontgoiiKiry ave 
 
 Froideiirich David, 426 Mout^onioiy 
 
 French V J, 
 (Jalan Carlos F, 
 <ia!pin Philip, 
 (ianil)le Alex, 
 
 528 Califiiruia 
 628 Montgomury 
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 (Jarvey J I', ^ 324 I'ine 
 
 (iemiiison& Bootii, 325 Mont^onuTy 
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 (Jerson N, 426 California 
 
 (Jibboiis Wm, 606 Moiiti;omeiy 
 
 (iitcbell Jas M, (>36 Clay 
 
 <iodoy J F, 604 Merchant 
 
 (ioffChasP, 606 Montgomery 
 
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 (Jonlon Mrs Laura De Force, Mont hik 
 
 GORHAM SHERWOOD F, 324 1 iue 
 
 (Jough H D, 603 Washington 
 
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 Gray (liles H, 530 California 
 
 GRAY & HAVEN, 
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 Gunnison A J, 
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 Gurnee Clinton, 
 Haft E E, 
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 604 Merchant 
 325 Montgomery 
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 30C. Pine 
 
 507 ^[<)nt^{onlery 
 
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 HAGGIN LOUIS T, :w:) Montgo.n y 
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 Hanlou Chas V, 310 Piiu; 
 
 Hiuiua A W, 62S Montgomi.Ty 
 
 Harcnmhc A W, 606 
 
 Hardinu' •( W, 704 
 
 HARDING SAML C,64S Washiu-ton 
 
 Hardy .1 1*, 628 Montgomt^ry 
 
 Hanlv TiOWfll .1 Jr, 216 San.som 
 
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 HARRIS J A, 50 Montgomery hlock 
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 HART JESSIE B, 523 Kearny, rm ! 
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 Heudenfcldt Sol Jr, 318 Pine 
 
 HIQHTON HENRY E,528t.*aUforni». 
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 Jiinton Tsaac T, 526 Montgomery 
 
 HitteUTH, (508 "^ ^- 
 
 HOBBS WALTER S,"6 
 
 H(.thnan ( )gden, U S Appraisons' bUl'? 
 H"^'e •' 1', 628 Moil tgomwv 
 
 Holden Jos, 202 Sansom 
 
 Holladay S \V, .-,02 Montgonvr.^' 
 
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 Howna A W, 
 Hulltert Thos p'isher, 
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 Hurlhurt C U, 
 
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 Hustcd V M, 
 Hutchinson E 1, 
 Hyde V A, 
 Hyde Pfenry, 
 Hyncs Andrew K, 
 Ini^raiiam Henry, 
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 Irving Henry P, 
 Jacobs Myer, 
 Jalm AUn-eclit, 
 .larboe c& Harrison, 
 Jarhoc.lohn P, 
 .IclVorson.lno W, 
 JcUet J H, 
 Joachimsjen H L, 
 Joachimson J P, 
 Johnson Francis, 
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 215 SansKuo 
 
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 HiLstiiiL's Hobt P. 
 
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 Hatch Ciiaa E, 
 Haven Ja.s M, 
 Hayes (ieo K B, 
 Ha'vuc Itobt Y, 
 
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 Henry Saml H, 
 Heut R W, 
 Herriu W F, 
 Herrmann Jna, 
 Heumphreys J T, 
 
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 507 Montgomery 
 
 530 Califrrni'.; 
 
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 234 Montgomery 
 
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 310 I'ine 
 
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 Joni's Walter F, 
 Kelloug^I B. 
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 KING CAMERON H, 
 KING & RODGERS, 
 
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 606 Montgoniory 
 ■"oOi Kc iri^v 
 623 Commercial 
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 !»32 Pacilfo 
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 217 iSanaouj 
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 315 California 
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 Kiulcy.l M, 
 Kirkpatrick Edward, 
 Kopsch Adam, 
 Ladd P P., 
 I^akc Dolos, 
 Fiakc A MeKoon, 
 Lamar J B, 
 
 60t> Moutgon'inrv 
 60'.) Sacramento- 
 614 Merchant- 
 620 Keannv 
 31 a PinV." 
 310" " 
 628 Montgom«r\ 
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 515 Kearny LATINER & MORROW* 300 
 
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 Leggett Jos«3uh, 
 
 507 Montgomery 
 
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 410 Montgomery 
 
 217 Snnsoni 
 
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 LEWISTON WM & GEO. « Mont uvo 
 
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 Lewis James F, '230 Montgomery 
 
 Lewis li r, 321 Californiu 
 
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 Linforth Edward J, 401 C'alitornia 
 
 Lloyd John, 411.i 
 
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 Liiuderbaek Davis, 007 Kearny 
 
 Loughborough Alexander, 507 Motitgy 
 Lwve Jno L, 234 " 
 
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 Low A F, 
 Low Charles A, 
 Lowenberg Harris, 
 Loweiitlial HH, 
 Lull Louis it, 3^ 
 
 Lyneh Edward, 
 Lynili Michael, 
 
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 Magmre& C'lough, 
 Magiiire James tJ, 
 AJ aldoiiado S, 
 Marshall EC, 
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 OUG Montgomery 
 
 028 Montgomery 
 
 300 
 
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 318 I'iiie 
 
 502 Montgtimery 
 
 (ioO Clay 
 
 402 Montgomery 
 
 402 
 
 228 Seventh 
 
 8 Montgomery ave 
 
 ■15 Nevaila block 
 
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 TICK, 
 
 M astick ]•; B, 
 
 Miiiitick.I \V, 
 
 Matthews \Vm, 
 
 McA Ulster & liergiii, 
 
 McAllist-r Hall, 
 
 Mcliii.le H E, 
 
 McCabe James, 
 
 McCeney J C, cor Commercial and Mi 'at 
 
 WcCltllan IKiuy, 330 "^ 
 
 McCLURE, DWINELLE & 
 
 520 Montgomery 
 520 Montgomery 
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 120 Sutter 
 30.1 Montgomery 
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 507 Montiiomery 
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 McClurc David, 
 MclJr.itli J !•; 
 McCJrawE W, 
 McHeiiry John, 
 Mc.lnnkin 11 K, 
 WcLaut! Clias E, 
 McNally Eilward W, 
 McVulty C A, 
 Mc)'bcet(;ra W S, 
 Wcl*ike Henry C, 
 Moe J as, 
 Mae Jos, 
 Mceks W, 
 Mei^han J J, 
 Mereilith Jno H, 
 Merrill Annis, 
 Merrill (Jeo B, 
 Merzbaoh F H, 
 
 Metcalfe J B, 
 METCALFE W L, 
 
 Meteah Victor H, 
 Meux Jos P, 
 Meyer Martin S, 
 Mhoon John B, 
 Miller J 1' Ci, 
 Miller J H, 
 Mugan Patrick J, 
 
 MOOAN T J, 
 
 Mone J J, 
 Moore E J & .1 H, 
 Moore H K, 
 
 MORGAN F J. 
 
 Miirgeiithal Anthony, 
 Morrison Uobt F, 
 
 MORROW WM W, 
 
 M.. slier J P, 
 Mcitt (Jiirdon N, 
 i\iott \Vm H, 
 Mowry L 1, 
 
 MULLAN & HYDE, 
 
 Mullauy Michael, 
 Mulvill'eN H, 
 Murfey Siimuel S, 
 Murphy l>aniel J, 
 Mur[)hy John !•, 
 Muiphy P(i, 
 Myers I'^dward, 
 Na;ile I' B, 
 
 230 Montgomery 
 
 40!) California 
 
 217 Sansoin 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 10 Montgomery ave 
 
 214 Sansoin 
 
 421 Montgonioiy 
 
 22 " 
 
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 12 Nevada Block 
 
 028 Montgomery 
 
 528 California 
 
 22 Montgomery 
 
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 402 Montyoinury 
 
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 ()07 Monti;onicry 
 
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 New City Hall 
 
 02!> Kearny 
 
 224 Sansom 
 
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 402 
 
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 330 Pine 
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 .'110 Pine 
 
 420 California 
 
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 Niipthaly B F, 
 Naughtnn Jno F, 
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 Ncisniann & Eiekhotl, 
 Newhall 11 C, 
 Newlands Fraidi li, 
 Newman B B, 
 Newmann & Eiekhoff, 430 
 Newmark N, 
 Nichols L H, 
 
 NICHOLSON W A, 
 
 Nolcn M J, 
 
 NOON JAS T, 
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 420 California 
 
 055 Washiiit.t()u 
 
 331 Kw.rny 
 
 320 Saasdiii 
 
 520 Montj,'i)niery 
 
 432 ' " 
 
 OO'.l Sacramento 
 
 301t Montgomery 
 
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 Xougiu's Jos M, 
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 O'Brien T A, 
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 O'COKNELL D A, 
 
 O'Connor Frank, 
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 I'ardow Alfred A, 
 
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 230 Moiitgomcry 
 
 41i.\CahforMia 
 
 420 
 
 103 Montgomery 
 
 3lM Tine 
 
 302 Montj^omery 
 
 014 Mcrchnnt 
 
 42i> Montuiimcry 
 
 3101'ine 
 
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 Pennie J C, 708 
 
 PERKINS & CARNEAL, 207 San 
 
 J'erkins Jas C, 207 " 
 
 I'erry V, H, :i20 " 
 
 phelan Joseph I', 217 " 
 
 Phelps C H, 4S2 Montgomery 
 
 Phillips D T, NK tor 4th and Townsend 
 Phillips J B, 
 PhilHpi^ Stepljcn H, 
 
 Kosenthal L, 
 
 ROSENTHAL MARCUS, 
 
 Rothchild & Marx, 
 liothsehild Joseph, 
 Royal Wm, 
 Royce C E, 
 Uoysdon A W, 
 
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 SaflFold R B, 
 0:{(( Clay I Salomon E S, 
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 410 Pine 
 
 535 Cal 
 
 315 California 
 
 (i04 Clay 
 
 504 Kearny 
 
 214 Sansom 
 
 036 Clay 
 
 500 Kearny 
 
 640 Clay 
 
 217 Sansom 
 
 217 " 
 
 432 Montgomery 
 
 207 Sansom 
 
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 Plaisance L O, 
 Pliitt H (i. 
 Plunkctt Wm A, 
 Pomeroy Carter P, 
 I'omeroy John N, 
 Poole J P, 
 Poorman Samuel. 
 
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 I'ringle & Hayne, 318 Pine 
 
 Provines R R, 204 Sutter 
 
 Putnam S N, 328 Montgomery 
 
 Quint I;, 603 Wastliingtou 
 
 Keade K W, 230 Montgomery 
 
 REARLEN TIMOTHY H, (^M clay 
 
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 202 Sansom 
 
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 622 Clay 
 
 214 Sansom 
 
 1 Montgomery block 
 
 502 Montgomery 
 
 SauHey Wm B, 
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 530 California! ^''^'^'y'"' ''"^T"' 
 
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 jteid Henry H, 
 lieinstein J B, 
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 Reynolds .las S, 
 Reynolds Leonard, 
 I'lhiules A L, 
 
 '; Uliodes k Barstow, 
 
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 I llising Alfred, 
 
 ' l!ix Hale. 
 
 Searle A C, 
 Sears W H, 
 
 SEAWELL J M, 
 
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 Si'liuman M, 
 
 SEVERANCE J 0, 
 
 Sliadburne (Jeo D, 
 Shafter .lames McM, 
 
 SHANKLAND J H, 
 
 SHAPTER T B, 528 Cal. rmsll, 12, 13 
 
 SHARP GEO F & WM H, 400 Cal 
 
 :i24 Pine 
 
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 636 Clay 
 
 511 Montgomery 
 
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 623 Montgomery 
 
 628 Montgomery 
 
 202 Market 
 
 .")04 Kearny 
 
 438 California 
 
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 O.'Ui Clay 
 
 217 Sansom 
 
 616 Sacramento 
 
 636 Clay 
 
 626 Washington 
 
 (i06 Montgomery 
 
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 Sharp Louis H, 
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 Sheeline Simon C, 
 Show J no, 
 Shuck Oscar T, 
 SielKn-t H a, 
 Simpson C C, 
 
 215 Sansom 
 
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 214 Sansom 
 34 Montgomery block 
 
 Simpson & Bearing, 34 
 
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 Smith Clamle L, 
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 6 Montgomery avo 
 
 216 Sansom; Smith .1 Howard, 
 64(5 W^ashington Smith K L M, 
 
 RIXPORD E H, 530 California, room 4 Smitli Sydney V, 
 Itolmison C P, _ ^ 3H) Pine Smith Sydney V .Ir, 
 
 linliiiison J A, 507 Montgomeryi Smoot David L, 
 
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 310 Pine'Sp.-vuldingH K, 
 628 Montgomery! Spencer H, 
 628 " j Spiller Frank F, 
 
 207Sans(inr Sydivalo A D, 
 
 217 " ; Stanly John A, 
 604 Merchant! Stetson & Houghton, 
 
 Roche & Desbeck, 
 itnehe John J, 
 Rpdircrs Arthur, 
 Roe C S, 
 Rogfere Daniel, 
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 8 Montgomery ave 
 623 Montgomery 
 220 Sansom 
 408 California 
 622 Clay 
 628 Montgomery 
 (504 Clay 
 315 California 
 
 Stewart, V'anclief & Herrin, 310 Pine 
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 Sullivan & Craig, 600 Montgomery 
 
 Sullivan D T, 606 '; 
 
 SuUiviiu Friiiiuia J, 310 Pino 
 
 SULLIVAN J D, 234 Moutgoniory 
 Sulliviiii ,1 V, 40 MontgomtTV blf)ck 
 
 SULLIVAN MATT L lii6 Kear,rni33 
 
 Sutherland F E, 
 Swain K M, 
 
 SWIFT CHAS J. 
 
 Taylor Kdward R, 
 Taylor Frank F, 
 Taylor & Haight, 
 Taylor Jus M, 
 Teal Ik'njiimin, 
 Toaro I'hillip, 
 Thom.m K W, 
 
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 Thompson A W, 
 ThomiisonJ D, 
 Thompson J{, 
 Tliorno Isaac N, 
 Thornton Crittenden, 
 
 645 Clay 
 
 636 Clay 
 
 'J12 Sansoni, rm '2 
 
 '201 Sansom 
 
 421) Montgomery 
 
 207 Sansoin 
 
 410 Montgomery 
 
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 318 Pine 
 
 214 Sansom 
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 628 Montgomery 
 
 215 Sanson) 
 4'J6 Calitornia 
 
 Thornton HI, S F Stock Ex bldj; 
 
 Tiernan P J, 56 Montgomery block 
 
 Tilden H J. 533 Kearny 
 
 TITUS DANIEL, 306 Pin.-, rms l.'J, 3 
 Tobin Kichard, 8 Montgomery 
 
 Tobin Robert, 
 
 Tompkins F \V, 3l.'0 Sansom 
 
 Tomijkins Walter H, 504 Kearny 
 
 TOOHY & JONASSON, 302 Montg.> 
 
 Townsend A H, 
 Townsend .James B, 
 Travers C E, 
 Treadwell James P, 
 Trehone.lohn, 
 Tripp Uwij^ht K, 
 Trii)p J W, 
 Troutt James M, 
 
 TRUSSEAU P C. 
 
 Turner (ieo, 
 Tyler (ieo \V, 
 Van Clief P, 
 Van Duzer A P, 
 
 526 Montgomery 
 
 636 C'ltty 
 
 402 Mont^jomery 
 
 606 Kearny 
 
 502 Mont-Toniery 
 
 401 Caiiforni.. 
 
 40S California 
 
 216 Sansom 
 
 604 Merchant 
 
 23 Montiromerv 
 
 636 Clay 
 
 310 Pine 
 
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 VAN DYKE & POWELL, 507 Mont 
 
 Van Dyke Walter, 507 
 
 VAN MESS T C, 4 1 1 i California 
 
 VAN REYNEGOM F W, 531 
 
 Van Shaick L H, 
 Verdenall J M, 
 Vincent (} T, 
 Vooriiees James 
 Wade John 
 Waldnm Daniel K, 
 Wallat, M H. 
 Wallacu Wm T, 
 Waterman F H, 
 Wayinire Jas A, 
 Webb H Watson 
 Welch A J, 
 Weller J D, 
 Wells F H, 
 Wells Geo R, 
 
 606 Montgomery 
 
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 405 Kearny 
 628 Montgomery 
 
 230 California 
 
 418 
 
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 628 Montgomery 
 
 320 Sansom 
 
 636 Clay 
 
 434 Californi; 
 628 Montgomery 
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 6 Nevada blk 
 
 502 Montgomery 
 
 640 Clay 
 
 331 Montgomery 
 
 1 Montgomery blk 
 
 628 Montgomory 
 
 30S Pi,,,, 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 
 234 Sansom 
 
 Wells Ransford Jr, 
 Whalen JohnH, 
 Whaley John D, 
 Wheat(m M A, 
 VVheatcm & Scrivner, 
 Wheeler Alfred, 
 Wheeler E D & Son, 
 Wheeler Jajnes, 
 Whitely W H, 
 
 NE eor Fourth and Townsend 
 Whitemore & McKee, 3is pim, 
 
 Whitworth .Ino M, 120 Sutter 
 
 WIOGER HENRI, 240 Montgomery 
 Wilkins J H li, 438 California 
 
 WILLIAMS GEO R, 528 Cal, r..om 4 
 Williams John J, 14 S F Stock Kx blilt; 
 Wilson Edgard M, 507 Montgomtry 
 Wilson J N E, 2I6.Snnsom 
 
 Wilson & Otis, 420 California 
 
 WILSON RAMON E, 411) Cal, room l!> 
 Wilson ThoB K. 40 Montgomery bjk 
 Wilson & Wilson 420 California 
 
 Winans, Belknap & (lodoy, 004 Mercli 
 
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 Wittnim C, 
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 Wood J M, 
 Woo.l Wm H, 
 Wood Wm S, 
 Woods ( Jeo L, 
 
 WRIGHT JOHN A, 
 
 Wrijiht li Percy, 
 Wright Selden S, 
 York W M, 
 ^'ork & Whitworth, 
 Zabriskie James C, 
 
 511 Montgomery 
 
 16 Montgomery ave 
 
 230 Moiiti.'(miery 
 
 401 California 
 
 704 Montifoniery 
 
 715 California 
 
 300 Monti;onu'ry 
 
 320 California 
 
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 DAVIS R D W & CO, '-'11 Tine 
 
 lX)re, Maurice & Co, 410 " 
 
 Klilri<UJ« •' *^ '^O'-* 'Sansoni 
 
 OBE&iEBAUM & CO, 
 
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 Harris, VViiItcr & Co, SOit Kearny 
 
 Jonas N, Xi 
 
 Jones S L & Co, '207 and 'iO!t L'aliforiiiii 
 Killip & Co, 
 Ijindo J & Co, 
 Lamson <ieo T, 
 Levy Clias & Co, 
 Lyon & Kinsey, 
 Manstield M k Co, 
 Newliall H M & Co, 
 Poulterer T .1, 
 Rollins U K, 
 Uyan L, 
 
 Smith W I{. U)l New Moutirtmiery 
 
 Si)eiir Edw'd S & Co, 7-".» iMark. t 
 
 Stnitton & Co, 8'J<J 
 
 TEREYJJ, 741 " 
 
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 Gl'J Culiftirnia 
 
 948 Market 
 
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 309 to ;{i:{Siin 
 
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 585 California 
 
 587 
 
 BradorMrsC, 11(14 Folsom 
 
 Brown MrsU F, 1131 Paeitic 
 
 iuHcliardt K, 418 Branuan 
 
 Jiarandon K, NE eor Fillmore and Bush 
 Bauxis.Jean, 911 Paeitic 
 
 jieaver Henry, io9 Hayes 
 
 lf-'^"Ki'i- Michael, 13'ja Dunoat 
 
 lietzohl & Niemann, 
 
 '2G Dupont and 418 O'Farrell 
 
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 COLEMAN W T & CO. 
 
 iSW ccr California and Front 
 Uakin & LiblHiy, NF cor ^ao and Davia 
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 DICKSON, DEWOLF & CO, 4ij Bat 
 DOYLE. HENRY & CO. 5ii Market 
 
 Kiirnest Wall & Co, :«)-' l)avis 
 
 Fountain S F, cor Sutter and Kearny 
 I'orb.'S Bros 80S ("aiifornia 
 
 HANNA J & P N, WS and 810 Davis 
 Heyiieniann k Co, 5 San.som 
 
 jjevyJoseuli, 98'2 Harrison 
 
 NEVILLjE &C0. -'il and 88 Califoniin 
 Ten Bosch N & Co, "28 Merchants Fx 
 
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 Boeh Mrs K, 
 Boehenfriend Wm, 
 Bock Joseph, 
 Boudin k (ileizes, 
 Broneer k Smith, 
 Buch Mrs I'aidine, 
 Burek .1 L A, 
 Buschardt Edward, 
 Buoeker & Kupirsky, 
 
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 801 to 818 Battery 
 
 CarafTa D & C(., KJOi) Dupont 
 
 Carl A i!, 1818 Polk 
 
 Carn.Jl.lohnC, no First 
 
 Carn.ll Miss Kate, 4-28 Folsom 
 
 CarseMrs, 19:M Mission 
 
 Cliadlxiurne Thos J,141'2 to 14181Xipont 
 
 1813 Powell 
 
 .'117 Fillmore 
 
 441 Valencia 
 
 988 Folsom 
 
 141'2 Dupont 
 
 24 Third 
 
 '20 Dupont 
 
 '205 Kearny 
 
 418 Brannau 
 
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 Adler Mrs B«irthn, 1020^ " 
 
 Ahem Mrs Catherine, 81(5 Folsom 
 
 Aheni Mrs Ellen, 18-20 ICllis 
 Alilert Fred'k 
 Albrecht Biehard, 
 Allen Mrs, 
 
 Altemus Jno, eor 2(lth and CoUnnliia 
 
 Anderson Mrs H, 708 Hyde 
 
 Arthur W S, 589 Seeon<l 
 
 Ashley Mrs Sarah, 858 Third 
 
 Axel Alice 1711 Market 
 
 Axtman Leopold, 500 Hayes 
 
 Backer Wm, 108(5 O'lay 
 
 Badgers Miss J, 51144 Third 
 Bajjala Leo, Alabama and Twenty-fifth 
 
 Cliristiaii Mrs S, 
 Clinton Mrs Mary, 
 Collins Barney, 
 Collopy James, 
 Connor Wm, 
 Cook Mrs H, 
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 CumminL'S C C, 
 Cnrran Slichacl, 
 Daly Mrs M A, 
 Davis Wm .1, 
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 Dieilrieh H, 
 DoaneC W, 
 Diilir/ensky Mrs Julia, 
 Dresen Jos E, 
 Elnrt Mrs E, 
 Eck A. 
 Edi is W, 
 Ej^an Mrs M, 
 Ej;gersMrs M, 
 Eiiifeldt Mrs Mary, 
 Elder Mrs M, 
 lCngell)erg Emil A, 
 English J, 
 Enj^ter (ilerman, 
 Ennis Miss H, 
 
 Farrell J()hn, 
 Fitzgerald Mrs E, 
 Fit/.^erald Mfu-y, 
 Fleishman J, 
 Flynn Mrs M, 
 Fogarty Mr3 M, 
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 15-2 First 
 
 717 BranTiau 
 
 13(5 Folsom 
 
 28 )i Second 
 
 1811 Polk 
 
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 iei9 Howard 
 
 21 Sixth 
 
 1012 Pierce 
 
 3-23 Fifth 
 
 804 (Ireenwich 
 
 778 Folsom 
 
 41(5 Hayes 
 
 1019 Paeitic 
 
 509 Mission 
 
 25(5 Firot 
 
 41(5 Kearny 
 
 1885 Mission 
 
 40J Union 
 
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 Fries & Murklo, 
 Gtthcu Mrs M, 
 Ueaven Mrs M, 
 Guhan Mrs Mury, 
 Gercko ({ W, 
 Gibaoy Miss Mary 
 God.lanl G, 
 firaff A, 
 (ioockeii H B, 
 Grninlicli Sohnstiiin, 
 Grfint Mrs .IT, 
 Gschwiiid l!eini, 
 Gueriiin Felix, 
 Hahn W'ilhelin, 
 Huhneniann A, 
 HiuuUos J, 
 Hiirvey Miss Ann, 
 Honton James, 
 
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 812 Valencia 
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 722 Lombard 
 
 511 Third 
 
 245 Third 
 
 510 Fourth 
 
 523 Valoucia 
 
 1510 Dupont 
 
 140 Ninth 
 
 980 Harrison 
 
 229 Fiftoi-ntii 
 
 117 Ellis 
 
 1707 Market 
 
 Heitmullers H,1221 Polk and l()02<!eary 
 Hellwi^; Fretl'k, 110 Diipont 
 
 HemmelberK Henry, 
 
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 Hemmo & Keutor, 
 Hcrbst Mrs Louisa, 
 Hessler Wm, 
 Hickstadt Hermann, 
 Hofmcister Henry, 
 Holden A B, 
 Horst & Matthey, 
 Housur Bonnet, 
 Hujihes & Foley, 
 Isaacson Mrs L, 
 .lager Mrs E, 
 .leniiings Mrs Eugena 
 •lohnston Mrs Sarah, 
 Kaiin .loseph, 
 Kalb T .1. 
 
 27 Krarny 
 
 l.'W Second 
 
 715 I'acilic 
 
 127 Fourth 
 
 537 Hayes 
 
 70*4 Larivin 
 
 8(57 Market 
 
 333 Hayes 
 
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 1 1() Tyler 
 
 501 Hyde 
 
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 420 Third 
 
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 1 14 Thirtwnth 
 
 KARASSON MRS MARY, i>3i>i Fol 
 
 Keeffe David, 
 Kelly Mrs Kate, 
 Kelly ]', 
 Kniuht Chas M, 
 Kranu^r li, 
 Kurt; Louis, 
 Lanzet M, 
 Lapariat Blaise, 
 Lavalley L 1', 
 Mathews Mrs S. 
 
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 327 Fourth 
 
 238 Fifth 
 
 37 Sixth 
 
 630 (i rove 
 
 215 8econd 
 
 1.32 Hayes 
 
 !»3(; Howard 
 
 408 Broadway 
 
 705 Lagnna 
 
 Maylo Mrs J, SE cor .Tones and (ieary 
 
 Leonard Mrs Margaret, 
 Le Mar Mrs Catherine, 
 LielMjrt Mrs B, 
 Luther Mrs Eleanor, 
 Madden Mrs Mary A, 
 Malatesta (•iovanni, 
 McChuu Mrs Maria, 
 McDevitt .lames, 
 Mclirath Patrick, 
 McGrouther >Samuel, 
 McLean Mrs A, 
 Melsing Gus, 
 Messner k Serres, 
 
 504 Missioi 
 
 813,1, Folsom 
 
 1631 Folk 
 
 107 Valencii. 
 
 117 Seventh 
 
 1313 Dupont 
 
 143 Third 
 
 504 Minna 
 
 135 Fifth 
 
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 410 Fourth 
 
 120 Third 
 
 402 Pacific 
 
 Meunter Choa, 
 Meyor E M, 
 Meyer Joseph, 
 Meyer Manette, 
 Meyer Louis, 
 Millmeister Henry F, 
 Mitchell Mrs Mary, 
 Moeller Chas, 
 Moore .lohn, (branch), 
 Moore Mrs Mary, 
 Morgan .losiah E, 
 Morrell Mrs M, 
 Morseigreu A, 
 Mose Neil, 
 Moss Mrs L, 
 Muche & Duggan, 
 Mulcahy Mrs A, 
 
 21 5 J Second 
 169 Sixtefiiith 
 617 Post 
 705 Polk 
 1007 Market 
 312 Hayes 
 8 Seventh 
 2007 Hy.le 
 415 Fifth 
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 738 Howard 
 237 Fourth 
 26 I 'aire 
 228 First 
 21 1 Mutter 
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 MuUer (Jirard, cor Mission and Eleventh 
 Mulmeister H T, 312 Hayes 
 
 Mundet Mrs.lohanna, 
 
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 318 .Sixth 
 
 142 Eleventh 
 
 Murray Mrs Mary, 
 Mysell .1 G, 
 
 Niese Frederick, 
 Noonan .lercniiah, 
 Ottignou Lucy, 
 Overstreot VVm F, 
 Pedroni G, 
 Pliillips (!, 
 Piirrou Emilc, 
 liandall Mrs I 11, 
 
 913 Harrison 
 
 40 Seventh 
 
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 208 Fourth 
 
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 315 1'olk 
 
 Katto B, 427 Pacific and .'iOl' I'ost 
 
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 liieble Mrs.lacob, 1633 Post 
 
 Koemer & Burck, 205 Kearny 
 
 UoUot Chas, 6.39 Uroadway 
 
 Uomaui Sebastiano. 1518.1 Dupont 
 
 lk(uire .Joseph, NE cor Dup and Union 
 
 Sachse Louis, 
 Sclu'iiier Catherine, 
 Seluuider .Jacob, 
 Schmud U, 
 Schroth C, 
 Schulz .1, 
 Schwan Mrs M, 
 Schwerin Henry W, 
 Selz Mrs Cecilia, 
 .Severy Mrs Ann, 
 .Slianon Mrs S, 
 Shaw Mrs M .J, (branch), 
 Shci)perd M A, 
 Slaviii Patrick, 
 Smith Chas, 
 
 315 Stockton 
 
 203 Second 
 
 115 Oak 
 
 523 Valencia 
 
 228 Kearny 
 
 736 Union 
 
 930.', Harrison 
 
 112!) Dupont 
 
 907 I?ryant 
 
 14 Folsom 
 
 406 Third 
 
 254 Fourt!' 
 
 120i» Devisade.u 
 
 1324 Dupont 
 
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 Smith Mrs Mary A, (branch), 31") Fifth 
 Spannagel .J C, 115 Sc - ith 
 
 Spruegel Henrietta, RR and Ninth x\e! 
 Stein Robt, 1137 Folsom 
 
 Stewart Mrs Ann, 1829 Uniflu 
 
 Stohlmann Wm, 339 Turk 
 
 Stumpf B, 220 Pacific 
 
 Sullivan Miss A, (branch), 540 Fourth 
 
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 '208 Fovirth 
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 '205 Kuaruy 
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 315 Stockton 
 •203 Seconil 
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 •107 Uryant 
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 Trost VVni, SE cor California and Steiuer 
 
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 Ulrioh Mrs L, 
 Unselliui Mrs Anna, 
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 Vogley Bros, 
 Volz Augusta, 
 Weber J, 
 Westerfeld & I'age, 
 
 WESTON Wit 
 
 Wheeland Broi., 
 White Mrs Dong, 
 
 11*20 Dupont 
 
 13'21 Stockton 
 
 •2 1 Si Sixth 
 
 1'205 Polk 
 
 915 Market 
 
 100 Third 
 
 200 Eleventh 
 
 745 Market 
 
 Stockton 
 
 •2232 Mission 
 
 16*29 Dovisadero 
 
 Widmer (iodleib, NEcorVallejoft Stock 
 W'wwc fsiuvc, 2*25 Fifth 
 
 Wih'ox Mrs Lizzie, cor (Jenry anil Jones 
 Wilif^nner Mrs, 447 Twentietli 
 
 Wil.wn A, 1139 Folsom 
 
 WINKLE A & H JR. 
 
 SE cor ViUlejo and Battery 
 
 WINKLE BC JR. 
 
 hVj cor V allejo and Broadway 
 Wollitz Theodore, 1425 Diipont 
 
 Wooster Mrs Sarah, 217 Sixteenth 
 
 
 
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 BLUM MM, 
 
 Ritzan Henry, 
 Wetterman A, 
 
 BANDS. 
 
 16'23 Powell 
 
 647 Market 
 
 SE cor Post and Dupont 
 
 137 Post 
 
 BANKS AND BANKERS. 
 
 Anglo-Caiifornian Bank, Cal and Leid 
 Bank of British Columbia, 
 
 SE cor Sansom and California 
 
 BANK OF BRITISH NORTH 
 
 AMERICA. (A McKinlay agt), 
 
 221 Sunsom 
 Bank of California, (Wui Alvord 
 
 pres), 404 California 
 
 Bank of San Francisco, 23 Stock Ex bldg 
 BELLOC & CO. 5-24 Montgomery 
 
 BEBTON & GALLIARD, 527 Clay 
 
 Borel Alfred & Co, 601 Montgomery 
 
 Donohoe, Kelly & Co, 436 
 
 First National (lold Bank of S F, 
 
 (R C VVoolworth pres), 312 Montgy 
 Gansl & Culleii, N VV cor Mont and Conil 
 Grangers Bank of Cal, (Albert Mont- 
 
 pellier manacer), 42 California 
 
 Hopkins Wm §, 326 Montgomery 
 
 Hongkong k Shanghai, '223 California 
 
 LAZARD FRERES, 205 Sansom 
 
 London & San Francisco Bank, (lim- 
 ited), 4'24 Californial 
 
 ^fj^NTS* EXCHANGE 
 
 BANK OF S F, 3'20 Sansom 
 
 Meyer Daniel, 212 Pine 
 
 MoKINLAY A, 221 Sansom 
 
 Morgan h D, 315 Montgomery 
 
 National (Jold Bank & Trust Co, 
 
 (Henry L Davis pres), 401 «• 
 
 NEVADA BANK OF S F, 
 
 (Louis McLane pres), 301 •' 
 
 OESTERREICHER LOUIS, 137 " 
 
 Paeihc Bank, NW cor Pine and Sansom 
 iYl'illlL'''"' ■*'•* Montgomery 
 
 SATHER & CO, 518 ** " ^ 
 SNEATH R G, 320 « 
 
 SUTRO & CO, 408 Montgomery 
 
 Tallant & Co, NE cor Cal and Battery 
 Thompson k Co, 421 California 
 
 Townsend Frcdk, SE cor San and Cai 
 \Vat8on, La ( } range k Gibson, 3*24 Pine 
 Watt Robert. 202 Sansom 
 
 WELLS. FARGO & GO'S BANK, 
 
 NE cor Calif or. a and Sansom 
 
 BANKS, SAVI1UG3 & LOAN. 
 
 California Savings k Loan Society, 
 (D Fartjuharson pres), 1 Powell 
 
 Farmers & Mechanics' Bank, (A 
 Dobie pres, C G Harvey sec), 528 Cal 
 
 Franco- American Savings Bank, (G 
 C Perkins pres), 428 Montgomery 
 
 GERMAN SAVINGS & LOAN 
 
 SOCIETY, (Geo Lette sec), 5'26 Cal 
 
 HIBERNIA SAVINGS & LOAN 
 
 SOCIETY. (Miles D Sweeney 
 pres), NE cor Montgomery k Market 
 
 Humboldt Savings k Loan Society, 
 (A C Weber pres), 18 Geary 
 
 Masonic Savings & Loan Bank, (H 
 T fJraves sec), 6 Post 
 
 Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, (M Hel- 
 ler pres), '238 Montgomery 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS 
 
 UNION, (J as De Fremery prea), 
 
 532 California 
 Savings & Loan Society, (The), (Saml 
 
 Cow les pres), 615 Clay 
 
 Security Savings Bank, 215 Sansom 
 Societe Francaise D'Epargnes et de 
 Presoyance Mututlle, (French Mu- 
 tual Provident Sa\ing8 & Loan 
 Society), 534 California 
 
 THE GERMAN SAVINGS & 
 
 LOAN SOCIETY, (L Gottig 
 pres), 526 California 
 
 BARBERS. 
 
 (See Hairdressers.) 
 
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 CLASSIPIBD. 
 
 BEL 
 
 BASKET MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 (See also Wood and Willow Ware. ) 
 
 BECKER WM, 0"2S Market 
 
 Cottura Peter, 720 Front 
 
 LORNOE J C S. I-' Montgomery ave 
 Tewes Fred, NH eor Kearny and Market 
 Wackett & Blower, (340 Market 
 
 BATHS. 
 
 (See also Hairdressers.) 
 
 Bamber J J, (swimming), foot Mont ave 
 Bazan F, (Turkish), 1G83 Mission 
 
 Corrivearr Louis, 113 (jJeary 
 
 Driseoll C E, '2210 and '2212 Powell 
 
 Fischer Alexander, S)23 Montgomery 
 Gates Justin, (Russiin and Turk- 
 
 ish), 
 
 QOBLE JOHN E, 
 
 Grief & Armann 
 Griunn Adam, 
 Hamniam Baths, 
 Horn Jerome, 
 King Philii), 
 Knoeolitjl & Brand, 
 
 LAMPE BROS. 
 
 Landiti C, 
 
 722 
 
 foot Merrimac 
 
 0.3G Washington 
 
 Lick House 
 
 11 and 13 Dupont 
 
 202 and 304 I'nlk 
 
 325 Pacilic 
 
 ()2,l Montgomery 
 
 Baldwin Hotel 
 
 S.'iMiiniu 
 
 Loryea A M, (Humniam), 1 1 and 13 Dup 
 Moore D 0, 8 l-illis 
 
 Phillips Jas K, 1 14 Sutter 
 
 Kosa .f, 057 Clay 
 
 baud Bros, 50 Fourti; 
 
 Smith J Barlow, (hygienic, medi- 
 cal and phrenological institute), 
 
 035 California 
 Stable & Bernard, IJuss House 
 
 TAMBLING MRS W.K. 505 Hyde 
 
 ^Valworth J t5, (swimmiiiif), 
 
 cor Bay and Dupont 
 Zeile Fred'k, (Russian and Turkish), 
 
 524 Pacific 
 
 BEDDING MATERIAL AND 
 COMFORTERS. 
 
 DU ROSE F F, 20 Second and 506 Mkt 
 KEOOH JOHN. 73 and 75 New Mont 
 
 BELLHANGERS. 
 
 (See also Loc'csmiths and Bellhangers; 
 also Klectricians.) 
 
 Browning August, 051 Clay 
 
 Camons Andre, 430 Bush 
 
 Crowe Timothy, 115 Fourth 
 
 Crussell F II, cor Fifth and Brannan 
 Davidson Jaa D, 812 Market 
 
 Dexter A G, 203 Seventh 
 
 Hay maun A, 130 Post 
 
 Kohnke Jno, 405^ California 
 
 Joost Bros, NE cor 11th and Mission 
 Malicr Jos W, 103 New Montgomery 
 
 MELDE JOHN, 8I7 Market 
 
 Mornss Pneumatic M'f'g Co, IO15 \i|^j. 
 Newhoff Frank F, 328 Bush 
 
 SehirmeierF, 785 Aliasiou 
 
 Schnoor Chris H, 219 Sixth 
 
 hilvcrstein Louis, ol 1 Mont<'omurv avn 
 WILL&FINCK. 70i)MarS 
 
 BELLOWS MANUFACT- 
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 CAMPBELL JAMES. (Cal) 32 Frem't 
 
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 Bollows Manufacturing Company. 
 
 Maiiiifacturers (if uU kinds of liellows 
 
 No. 32 Fromont Street, 
 
 S.m Francisco, California. 
 
 BELTING AND HOSE. 
 
 Baker & Hamilton, 13 to l!l Front 
 
 COOK & ELLIS. 37 /remo 
 
 COOKHN. 415 Mark 
 
 DEGAN L P, (Cal O'lk tanned), lo Fre 
 (niodyear Kuhlier Co, (R H Pca.so Jr 
 and S M KunyiJU autn,) 577 Markpt 
 
 GREGORY HP & CO. 2an;i4Sl 
 
 Koyer Herman, 855 to 801 Bryant 
 
 H. N. COOK, 
 
 Mmii'f,',< tiirer .if 0.\li-T.% WKU 
 
 LEATHER BELTING & HOSE 
 
 415 I'larkft '^t., Man KnuiciNi-g. 
 
 SATISK'.uTlON (lUAHANTKEI). 
 
 The Kiiiost l.i'.'ini,' in Cut Striiijfs or Sides alwav' 
 on lianil. Muil, KxiiresH «na liiillion li^gt. ' 
 
 COOK& ELLIS, i?| 
 
 37 Fromont Mtrrot, Nan Fi-aiifimro. 
 
 Maimfai;turcrs of | <B| 
 
 Oak - Tanned Leather Belting ^ 
 
 And Lik and Kawliidc Lace l,c;Uher in ' Ml 
 Sides and Cut Sirinos. 1*1 
 
 L. P. DEGEIi, 
 
 mmn m -"iIiiiEr'LEiiiii:ii fifaiic, 
 
 VIWKHT IjAC'1!V4i!. 
 
 Cut Strings or Sides always on hand. 
 
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 219 Sixth 
 
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 **"£*JLl!*3!iA?".«*»* »* PACIFIC BITISI. 
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 37 I'remont I (A 
 
 415 Market 1 q} 
 
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 H lVas(> .h- "* 
 
 \ 577 Market 
 
 2 and 4 Cal 
 
 r/to 801 biyaut 
 
 [nG&HOSEi|! 
 
 luAN'l'KEl). I , 
 
 liiijrs or Sidf!" always !' 
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 LtIS, 
 
 ^aii Fran«'l«»'0 m 
 
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 I, ace Leather mj^J 
 I Sirin<^s. 
 
 h arreil & Mehcriu, Broileriek luul Gear 
 306 hitter J,. ,1 & (.,,^1 5 j^ 
 
 BILLIARD TABLE MANU 
 FACTURERS. 
 
 BETJNSWICK J M & BAIJCE 
 
 (see advt), 053 and 055 . 
 
 Drouilhat J no, 308 fSutter i,'„ley & Ciirlev 
 
 JungbUit Aug & Co, 10 to 10 Tyler Friedhofer Paul', 
 
 HAERY GEO. cor Jackson and W Gallagher Jamc; & Son. 
 Liesunfeld V, obo to 58'J Market, < .-^0^,^ ^ ^^^^^ 
 
 I^"'*'!i!^i.,if««-«r „ -n ^ r,n, '' ^l t^ilmour John D, 
 
 MATHEWSON S R & CO, | Grace Jno, 
 
 (patent billiard tables), 28 .ncv Mont, ^^J,.^^Y ^p^j, 
 JIEYER J G H, :VJO Koar and 10 Stev Oraney G P 
 STKAHLE JACOB & CO, 533 Mkt (j^ogan M T, 
 
 (iroaso C, 
 
 BILL POSTERS. HahnA&Co. 
 
 ; Harri.s James, 
 
 BLASCHARD ALMON, 620 Comli HAYES J H & CO, 
 CITY ADVERTISING & BILL 
 POSTING CO. 020 
 
 Keyt & Go, 500 
 
 130 Post 
 856 Howard 
 
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 Mission 
 
 Iverett 
 
 5 Belden Place 
 
 203 Clementina 
 
 843 Harrison 
 
 2'.I44 Mission 
 
 20y Main 
 
 1108 Howard 
 
 cor Tl R and Fifth aves 
 
 13 Belden Place 
 
 833 tJearj 
 
 31 Clark 
 
 14 Broadway 
 
 5 Beale 
 
 1 10 Washington 
 
 BITTERS. 
 
 (See also Liquors.) 
 
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 Cahen Louis & Son, 410 and 418 Saci I'^^^^l^^ r '|^^ '* '^' 
 Ewald F, 27tb bet Mission and Howard " • 
 
 Henderson & Thompson, 
 j SW cor Twenty-fourth and Mission 
 
 : Herliliy & Murphy, 
 j Hoey B & Co, 
 I Jung J C, 
 ! Kennedy Huiih. 
 
 Kenuelly & Sullivan, 
 
 Hess Loui.s, (iMmiana) 1 
 Juujon E A & Co, 
 Lyons E(f & Co, 
 
 McMILLEN DONALD. 
 
 liottan/i (i, 
 
 8outher .Jos N & Co, 
 
 Walter M & Co, 
 
 Iwangley & Jones, 
 Leiiuou J( ' 
 Lewin R, 
 
 .'Montgyave Le,-.uou John, 
 4 50 Jacksoii - ' 
 
 500 
 
 714 Front 
 1027 
 122 M 
 
 90y Battery 
 
 802 Harrison 
 
 110 Main 
 
 4 Si)ring 
 
 n23 Market 
 
 714 Saiisom 
 
 MO Valencia 
 
 27 Washington 
 
 20 Folaoin 
 
 10 Hayes 
 
 Market ,,^-,,^,- Danl, 
 ^..,j ,, ^'^'l^^'t' Manson Ja... 
 
 wiLFF & RHElNHOLD;":i:^^';Sr JlilS^Gii^; 
 
 McArnm .John, 
 I McAskill John, 
 j MeCarty James, 
 Fett"'ti Jacob, 271 First] NfoCarry J Jr, 
 
 HERMANN THEODORE & CO. | McCkllanJoim, 
 
 030 W'asiufigtonI MeCloskey & Co, 
 JiiC'.l.'on J, 1130 Market McCK)skay M, 
 
 LozicrA, 3.37 Ko.iriiy 
 
 Robinson A C, 540 Kearny 
 
 Lodt & bass, NW cor Front and Market 
 '( Lownej J & Son, SE cor Howard and 8th 
 
 80!) Howard 
 
 BIRDS. FISHES, ETC. 
 
 BLACKSMITHS. 
 
 Barton A & Co, 
 Brannan P K, 
 BnMrty Danl, 
 Atkinson k Kister, 
 Biiipby John, 
 Burns Pat, 
 Carl David E, 
 Cark^u Wm, 
 Craii; .1 & Co, 
 ('«mming8& Grace, 
 Daley David, 
 I>oyle Rodney, 
 Dumore Wm, 
 Duncuu Wm, 
 
 22 Tyler 
 821 Geary 
 
 MeHlroy Hugh, 
 
 MoKayileii A, 
 
 Mcliiarny T, 
 
 Meyers I'.roa, 
 
 Mi.sgill T r, 
 
 MohiJy .lolm, 
 
 Moller Fredk, 
 01 y (Jrove! Morcel Joseph, 
 42 Vallejol '^l"ir A, 
 2 Jones -MuUer .lacob, 
 13l> Fifth! 1^ 1' '^ve bet 14th and loth aves 
 
 llt)Beale 
 
 702 Sansom 
 
 OIK Front 
 
 528 Fourth 
 
 324 Fifth 
 
 107 Oregon 
 
 770 Missioi) 
 
 1048 
 
 2214 " 
 
 104 Tyler 
 1048 Mission 
 ITll 
 
 19 Tyler 
 
 32 Clark 
 
 1213 Steiiier 
 
 First ave South S F 
 
 197 Stevenson 
 
 12 Stockton Place 
 
 10 i 5 Battery 
 
 l.Wl Vallejol ^^wllcr & Schneider, 
 722 Broadway Mulloy C W, 
 14 Tyler ^I'mroc John, 
 
 cor Leav & Ellis ^^i!" iL^'^Hli' . 
 6tt0 Sixth NEWKIRK D J, 
 
 822 Folson)! Nicholson J, 
 
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 3 Anna 
 220i Leavenworth 
 
 Nichol 'u J J, 
 O'Briei. J, 
 
 18 Hayes 
 
 218 Fifth 
 
 SE cor Greenwich 
 
 012 Broadway 
 
 2723 Mission 
 
 1835 
 
 104 Fourteenth 
 
 218 Post 
 
 H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines, 302 Davis Street, S. F. 
 
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., ?tT 
 
 Pampa and Iron P| 
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 CLA88IFIRD. 
 
 Oester Chas, 
 O'Rourke Jno, 
 Parker W H, 
 Pfile Jno F, 
 Roberts Thomas, 
 Schiilz & Mayer, 
 Siiidel Jacob & Co, 
 SOULE E, NW cor 
 Sprague Benj, 
 Suhl C F, 
 
 Sullivan Mrs Jas E, 
 Weber John, 
 Wells Levi, 
 
 315 Mission 
 
 215 Ellis 
 
 1509 Polk 
 
 675 Braiuian 
 
 1619 Market 
 
 770 Mission 
 
 424 Pacific 
 
 4th and Bryant 
 
 1509 Polk 
 
 114 Drumm 
 
 218 Post 
 
 625 Brannan 
 
 1330 Market 
 
 BLACKSMITHS AND WAGON- 
 IVSAKERS. 
 
 (See also Blacksmiths ; also Wagon- 
 makers.) 
 
 Farren Jno W, 121 Beale 
 
 Gallagher & Son, 843 Harrison 
 
 Kister & Vetter, 922 Brannan 
 
 Schroedcr & Stockman, 
 
 cor Railroad and Fifth aves, Soutli S Y 
 Weston Weston Sparks, 21^'* P( 
 
 BLANK BOOK MANUhAC 
 TURERS. 
 
 CUNNINOUAM. CURTISS & 
 
 WELCH, 327 and 331 Sansom 
 
 JIvans J J, 319 Sansom 
 
 mCKS D & CO. r>43 Clay 
 
 Jje Count Bros, 417 and 419 Montg' 
 
 RANKIN CHARLES £. 540 Clay 
 
 BLOWERS. 
 
 GREGORY H P & CO, '-' and 4 Cal 
 
 POARDING HOUSES. 
 
 Douglas James, 
 Dowd D, 
 Enos Joseph L, 
 Fitsgerald P, 
 Hartman A, 
 Hellstromer C H, 
 Johnson E, 
 Kcnney Mrs K, 
 Keogh M W, 
 Killcen Mrs Mary, 
 
 215 Broadway 
 
 '^25 Davis 
 
 11 < ^ackson 
 
 411 Drumm 
 
 45 Sacramento 
 
 12 Washington 
 
 19 Commercial 
 
 33 Ed,ly 
 
 366 Natoma 
 
 34 iMinna 
 
 KIRWAN, JAMES, cor Kear and Bay 
 
 512 Fourth 
 
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 (See also Hotels. ) 
 
 32 Fourth 
 311 Sutter 
 
 Al>bott Wni, 
 Alexander Mrs R, 
 Allason E C, 
 
 NW cor Fillmore and Francisco 
 Arini Santi, 894 Front 
 
 Asmussen W A k Co, cor 8th and Bryant 
 Baker Nick, 11 and 13 Pacific 
 
 Bannister L, 1 12 Pacific 
 
 Bartolucci (Juiseppe, JW Broadway 
 
 Blundell James, 
 
 Boyne T, 
 Cardozo John &, Co, 
 Carr James, 
 Clark (;, 
 Cosgrove Mrs M, 
 Cosgrove P, 
 Dieuering Leo, 
 
 1 Fifth 
 
 45 Vallejo 
 
 415 Drumm 
 
 54 Sacramento 
 
 1 10 P:,cific 
 
 100 MeAllister 
 
 43 Vallejo 
 
 556 Brannan 
 
 Laudschneider 
 Lane W 
 Lang Tj, 
 Lantz D, 
 Laviggi B, 
 Lyford Mrs L A, 
 Mackey P, 
 Mahoney D, 
 Maitland Wm, 
 Manchester Mrs J B, 
 McKnvoy T, 
 
 Nico'iysen Frank, 127 and 129 JacksoU 
 O'Brien Geo, 9 Broadway 
 
 Perkins William, 961 and 963 Missioii 
 Popp H, SE ccr Powell and Chestnut 
 ^oebcn G, 37 Pacific 
 
 iiith J, 407 aTid 409 Drumm 
 
 Stoltzer Ed, Fifth and Brannan 
 
 Strachan Mrs M Srong, 969 Mission 
 Thompson VVm, 10;< Clark 
 
 Thompson W S, 820 Battery 
 
 1104 Market 
 
 506 Davis 
 
 '-'OPage 
 
 2206 Powell 
 
 3 Vallejo 
 
 33 Fifth 
 
 919 Battery 
 
 444 Sixth 
 
 lOf) Clark 
 
 44 Sixth 
 
 414 Folsom 
 
 Truesdell Mrs A C, 
 
 BOARD OF TRADE. 
 
 BOARD OF TRADE OF S F, (C 
 
 F Wyman secy), cor Pine and Market 
 Shankland Jos H, (atty), 
 
 Union Blk, junction of Pine and Mkt 
 WYMAN C F, (secy). 
 
 Union Blk, junction Pine and Market 
 
 BOATMEN. 
 
 GAL ^'!».TT JAMES, 
 
 V .i'. iK (ict Fourth and Kentucky 
 GOil'LI ' J '£, foot of Merrimac 
 
 BOILER MAKERS. 
 
 (See also Foundries. ) 
 
 HALL J V, (Sac uto Works), 
 
 214 and 216 Beale 
 
 McAfee, Wheeler & Co, 
 
 '.MO to 214 Spear 
 
 McCone Robt, 40.-} Beale 
 
 F ;YNIHAN & AITKEN, 
 
 NK cor Fremont and Howard 
 (fir-'AN W H, cor Fre and Mission 
 Pi f' rJtia. Trowbridge ^ Co, 141 First 
 RICE H Wf 56 Bluxome 
 
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 EISDON IftON & LOCOMOTIVE Collier P F, 621 Sansom 
 
 WORKS, SE cor Howard and Beale Cooper J K, 746 Market 
 
 ^rJ.««Pm'P' ■ ^ ooKt ',' J ^^^i^",,^ ^^' 930 Washington 
 
 STEEN E T, (engines), 225 Market Croiulace F W & Co, 620 Merchant 
 
 ^wS9JS^^^'*' CURTISS & 
 
 WELCH, 327 to 331 Sansom 
 
 Dance Henry, ]803 Polk 
 
 David L N, 625 Washington 
 
 Dewing F & Co, 207 Dupont 
 
 Diddmant 150(5 Polk 
 Ldgerly S A, 203^ Montgomery ave 
 
 Fairweather Julian, 542 Hayes 
 
 Si^^' ,Njlth*n. 60 Second 
 
 llood Michael, 831 Market 
 
 Frey VVm 404 Kearny 
 
 Geisendorfer Mrs Mary, 158 Second 
 
 Gellatley Jm R, SW cor 4th and Jessie 
 
 ««-?^'',V^k 1127Fol3om 
 
 GOLLY JB& CO, 26 Geary 
 
 GREGORIELOXnS & CO,{French 
 and foreign). Wash and Mont ave 
 
 158 Second 
 
 218 Third 
 
 34 Sixth 
 
 424 Folsom 
 
 116 Post 
 
 519 Hayes 
 
 205 Fourth 
 
 830 Market 
 
 1018 Market 
 
 Palace Hotel 
 
 DEPOSI 
 
 1041 Market 
 
 116iPost 
 
 llO'Farrell 
 
 Sacramento Boiler Works. 
 
 ftl4 Jk *tO Bealf Street, 
 
 San Francisco, Cal . 
 
 PRACTICAL BOILER MAKER 
 
 H'arine Statiiniory and Portable Boilers. 
 A.II kinds of Hheet Iron "^Vork, 
 
 Repairing promptly atteiuleil to at lowest rates. 
 
 BOLTS AND NUTS. 
 
 PACIFIC ROLLING MILLS, 
 
 10 rirst 
 PHELPS MANUF'G CO. (W S 
 
 Phelps pres), 13 to 17 Drumm^ j^" ' ''Co K, 
 
 Payne Wm, 1 33 Beale' teller Henry 4 Co, 
 
 ^ Kimball Chas P, 
 
 BOOK BINDERS. 
 
 Althof k Bahls, 
 Bartling & Kimball, 
 Buswell A & Co, 
 Cooke Wm B & Co, 
 
 HICKS D & CO. 
 
 Hoilge J < 1 A Co, 
 Markey Kichard, 
 
 320 Sansom 
 505 Clay 
 521 *' 
 
 721 Market 
 
 King M L, 
 I^evin L & Son, 
 Masill T W, 
 McArdle Simon, 
 
 METHODIST BOOK 
 
 TORY, (J B Hill agt) 
 ^ rwi fM..„ l^tofre H H, 
 314 California NORTON ALBERT, 
 
 51S Sacramento' ^"f'-itx^'-^l Temperance Society De- 
 
 S;K ' 420;Kl^rn^; ;PAYOTj^ UPHAM & CO, 204 Sansom 
 
 Guscn Mrs M, 
 Hobbert Henry F, 
 Hook Bros. 
 
 310 Post 
 
 Woolff August, 
 
 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 
 
 (See also Stationery — wholesale.) 
 'Importers and wholesale. 
 
 Afeld Jos, 805 T.arkini Shearer Fredk E, 
 
 American Sunday-school Union Dc- 
 
 iiository, 757 Mr.; 
 
 AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY. 
 
 (FE Shearer secy), 757 " 
 
 Amlerson Rollin C, 408 Third „„„„ „ „„„ . „ 
 
 Bailey Jos H, 1513 Stocktoni SORGE OSCAR, 
 
 'BANCROFT A L & CO. "21 Market Tishler.Cleo, 
 
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 Sutter and Kearny 
 Kichardson Bros, 212 Dupont 
 
 Robertson R L, 121 Seventh 
 
 San Francisco News Co,413 Washington 
 Scott James C,22 3d cor Mkt and Geary 
 Seaders J H, m'.i Davis 
 
 Sevin & Son, 830 Ma-ket 
 
 757 
 Shea Michael, 805 «' 
 
 SHXIPEPT, 120 Sutter 
 
 Sinclair A, SE cor Dupont and Sutter 
 Smith H F & Co, 225 Kearny 
 
 Smith James, 1208 Valencia 
 
 26 Geary 
 809 Larkin 
 
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 'Barkhaus F \V & D, _ 213 Kearny 
 Beach V, 107 M<mtgomery 
 
 BILLINGS, HARBOURNE & CO, 
 
 617 
 
 Blake S C, 
 Bell k Co, 
 Branner Ijouis, 
 California Bible Society, 
 I'lioynski I N, 
 
 Touini M (r, 26 Montgomery ave 
 
 Torrence J S, 1070^ Howard 
 
 Union News Co, SE cor San and Wash 
 
 423 Washington 
 
 334 Sutter 
 
 or Market and Sixth 
 
 33'.rH"aye"'3 WHITE JAMES T & CO. 107 Montgy 
 
 757 Market WHITNEY SUMNER & CO, 
 34 (ieary (law), 613 Clay 
 
 84 
 
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 Mont and 503 Kearny W«ll« ^ '^> 
 
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 CLASSIi'lIID. 
 
 Wiener M H, 
 Ziegler F E, 
 Zimmerinen H L, 
 Zollver Henry, 
 
 334 Sixth 
 
 634 Montgomery 
 
 703 Broadway 
 
 238 8ixtli 
 
 BILLINGS, HAEBOUHNE & CO., 
 
 (Successors TO C. Hkacii.) 
 Whf)lesale and Retail 
 
 Baoksellers and Stationers, 
 
 No. St Moiittionif*ry Mitrwt, 
 
 San Francisco, Cal. 
 
 Libraries supplied at Spe«ial Rates. 
 /tS' At'ent* National School Kurniture Co. 
 
 Alt C'hriH, 
 
 Armstrong & Wright, 
 Atinger C, 
 Attinger Gotleih, 
 Axt Ludwig, 
 Barton J, 
 Baumgarten J, 
 Berglund N, 
 Betger Ed, 
 Blume H, 
 Borrcmeo A, 
 Bussolino S, 
 Cases A, 
 Cavixgnaro'F, 
 Beran E, 
 Cohn .1, 
 Cohn L, 
 Cohn M, 
 Cohn Max, 
 Coleman I), 
 Callaghan K O, 
 Camera P, 
 Carli C, 
 Costello P, 
 Cotter Wm, 
 
 BOOTMAKERS. 
 
 (See also Boots and Shoes; also Boot and 
 Shoe Factories.) 
 
 608 Vallejo 
 
 07. and GO Stevn 
 
 I17Leidesdorlf 
 
 117 " 
 
 1056 Howard 
 
 81!) Battery 
 
 426 Fonrth 
 
 518i (Jeary 
 
 543ij Merchant 
 
 64'J 
 
 317 Pacific 
 
 1505 Dnpont 
 
 702 Broadway 
 
 1427 fhipont 
 
 922i Fotsom 
 
 103 Pacific 
 
 500A PaciHc 
 
 910 Lark in 
 
 23 Hyde 
 
 15 Hayes 
 
 216 Twenty-fourth 
 
 618 Broadway 
 
 503 Green 
 
 706 Larkin 
 
 531 VaK'ncia 
 
 COX P & BEO, (manufrs), 320 Sansom 
 Davidson D E, 7 Mission 
 
 Demartini G, 239 J Montgomery 
 
 Devoto D, 
 
 DIETLE CHAS. 
 
 Douglas Jos, 
 
 DOLAN JAMES W, 
 
 Donohue E, 
 Donovan T, 
 Dorler A Hilzenger, 
 Driscoll C, 
 Dunne Jas, 
 Ehron R, 
 
 609 Vallejo 
 235 Bush 
 
 533 Pine 
 
 414 Market 
 
 20 Hayes 
 
 15 Merchant 
 
 317 Fourth 
 
 Chestnut and Francisco 
 
 1622 Mission 
 
 4054 Turk 
 
 EMERSON D Wt 77 New Montgomery 
 
 Etthofer H, 
 Eureka Shoe Factory, 
 Eureka Shoo Factory, 
 Fassman A, 
 P'engeler H, 
 Finigan B, 
 Fischer Wm, 
 Fisher M, 
 Flynn J, 
 Fogarty J, 
 Foley J, 
 Francisco Joe, 
 Francisco L, 
 Franke K, 
 Fritsch W, 
 Garrett Francis, 
 Gaasner V, 
 Gerken Henry, 
 Goepcl K, 
 Gottlieb Louis, 
 Graul F, 
 Grimes John C, 
 Grove H, 
 Harri.-i A, 
 Harris J, 
 
 HEALEY & CASEY, 
 
 Healy T, 
 
 Heiiirich Rudolph, 
 
 Hemmer J H, 
 
 Hertz L, 
 
 Hobart, Wood & Co, 
 
 Horner John, 
 
 Hue, Kai & Co, 
 
 Jacobs a, 
 
 Johnson A D, 
 
 Joques J, 
 
 Joseph Chas, 
 
 Juml H, 
 
 Jury William, 
 
 Kaufman A, 
 
 Kast Si Co, 
 
 Keenan 1', 
 
 Kelly P, 
 
 Kenney Patrick, 
 
 Kirkpatrick Jaa, 
 
 Klibl)eck Christopher, 
 
 Klopper Henry, 
 
 Koehier W, 
 
 602 Fourth 
 
 221 Davia 
 
 125 Sansom 
 
 10 Third 
 
 539 Clay 
 
 526 Valencia 
 
 202 Montgomery avo 
 
 611 Calitornia 
 
 44 Second 
 
 3 Turk 
 
 789 Foslom 
 
 423 Drunim 
 
 812 Saudom 
 
 512A Geary 
 
 ^04 Mission 
 
 364 Pacific 
 
 402 Post 
 
 416 Fourth 
 
 132 Post 
 
 320 Taylor 
 
 1806 Market 
 
 803 Folsoin 
 
 24 Stockton 
 
 206 Pacific 
 
 302 I'acific 
 
 125 Sansom 
 
 708 Folsom 
 
 18 Taylor 
 
 635 Kearny 
 
 108 PaciHc 
 
 15 Sansom 
 
 1242 Folsom 
 
 127 and 129 CLy 
 
 2013 Mission 
 
 426 Hiiyes 
 
 ia)3 Market 
 
 316 Kearny 
 
 635 California 
 
 19 and 21 Van Ness ave 
 
 107 Jackson 
 
 cor Market and Dup mt 
 
 506 Mission 
 
 238 Kcaruy 
 
 237 Jackson 
 
 132i I'i.citic 
 
 522 Pacilic 
 
 121 i>*vi8 
 
 2407 California 
 
 Koe[)er F, 519 Montgoineiy avu 
 
 Kopankiewicz A, 1421 Dcvisadero 
 
 Kramer Francis, 219 Davis 
 
 KULLMAN, SALZ & CO, I06 Battery 
 
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 Laman Wm, 
 Lam'nicci F, 
 Leiijar>l 'J" U, 
 Leonhardt Chas, 
 Lewin M, 
 Lester Charl, 
 Levinsky Bros, 
 Levy S W, 
 Lowbock William, 
 
 430 Bush 
 
 241 Fifth 
 
 812 Sansom 
 
 805 Bryant 
 
 108 Stevenson 
 
 122 Pacific 
 
 12 Steuart 
 
 349 and 351 Market 
 
 29 and 31 Battery 
 
 60 First 
 
 Lubke Nich, Sixth and Railroad ave 
 
 TRY DR. GUNN'8 RHEUMATISM KING. 
 
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 00 Lucke H, 
 «0 Lung, Eat & Co, 
 Main Edward, 
 Magee & Moore, 
 Mariani A & Co, 
 Marks & Jierlinor, 
 Martitielli B & Co', 
 Mason John, 
 Matthews J, 
 Mathews T, 
 McKiiiney (leo, 
 McSweeney D, 
 Moagher Wm F, 
 Merani Louis, 
 Moebua F, 
 Moloney P E, 
 Muller Frank, 
 
 Mulreany G, 
 
 Mutschler Chaa, 
 
 N^eary N, 
 
 Nelliyau Wm H, 
 
 Nelson P D, 
 
 Kewdorfer H, 
 
 Nussa Wm, 
 
 Ohm F A, 
 
 Oisen J, 
 
 O'Regan Danl. 
 
 O'liourkeB, 
 
 Peck John, 
 
 BOO 
 
 40 Geary 
 J51I Battery 
 315 Folaom 
 4-iJ Sansom 
 810 '• 
 
 ^ 414 Marked 
 422 Broadway 
 J52I Ellis 
 'J-i oacramento 
 816 Broadway 
 47 Sacramnnto 
 «04 Ellis 
 111 Geary 
 8W Front 
 333 E.ist 
 J03 Fifth 
 24-2 Sutter 
 915 Post 
 
 it K and Ninth aves 
 30;5i Fifth 
 52!) East 
 615 Davis 
 '111 ]>Unont 
 430 F(.Lom 
 521 Hyde. 
 715 Davis 
 «00 M 
 
 'Swjuu J H 
 ilionett Jno 
 riiumler Chas, 
 
 Valz Chas, 
 »» eljer F C 
 Wd,cr (i, ' 
 VVelph (J if 
 »)'elsh John,' 
 Vl.alen M, 
 \Vood John, 
 VV"olffJ.veoI,, 
 U oolforth J M 
 '^schiesehe Clnis, 
 
 artlett 
 
 li'ision 
 
 pout 
 
 ummer 
 
 62 California 
 o-J Commercial 
 -v-o Mission 
 65S '« 
 
 4ns- T '^^~ ^°^le 
 
 408 J vveaty .fourth 
 
 "00 -Montgomery ave 
 
 1322 Pacific 
 
 •422 Dupont 
 
 l'^^r,-C3i^enheime?J!^!S^i-" 
 IVkc^TungChong^Co/^Sl^^^;;^ 
 
 
 — ^ — »-, -. II 
 
 Quinn John, 
 Quiun John C, 
 K.idford Thos, 
 Ifapoio M «, 
 Kasmusseu Peter, 
 Uepenn F, 
 Eisi A, 
 
 Kosenbaum Chas, 
 Kosenhlum ]», 
 
 310 Fourth 
 
 223 Fifth 
 
 _!> 'Spring 
 
 415 Drumm 
 
 305 Third 
 
 i>- .Sacnunentt. 
 
 bOOGreei'wioh 
 
 058 Misiion 
 
 207 ."Sixti.onth 
 
 ^ BOOTS AND SHOES 
 
 (■Ve also Boot,,..,!.. , „ ' 
 
 Boot 
 
 BOSENTHAt, FEDEIl''&''co; 
 EOSENSTOCK S W &"co? ^'""'"^ 
 
 l?08«AIex. '''^^^"'•'^^"^omLulBush 
 
 Kothermel P H, -n-f n J ^''^ ^« 
 
 KungeF, ' 40. O'Farrell 
 
 Sablfitschan J, i.n r^"-^''"'' 
 
 Scaulan John, r.T.V/'^""" 
 
 Simou J, 
 Stievler Jacob, 
 Straub Gustave, 
 Stumpf J, 
 Stumnf J, 
 
 JJootmakers; also 
 •^lioe Factories.) 
 'Iniporcers, Wholesale. 
 Alexander Isaac, 
 A kus Emil, 
 Alst-nz Jacob, 
 Apprill (i, 
 Bacigalupi — . 
 Hahr WmA, 
 Btvsthorn Herman 
 
 mST '""^' 
 
 Boisseau & Son, 
 Bourguinon A, ' 
 
 40-1 Pacific 
 
 26 Fourth 
 
 ,^^ 521 Hyde 
 
 303 Stockton 
 
 1404 Dupont 
 
 107 Sixth 
 
 20t> Post 
 
 117 Jackson 
 S18 Montgomery 
 2l2pacilic 
 7 Trinity 
 601 O'Farrell 
 SiflilVAW JnWW NT M 1 WO Bush 
 
 ^^l tolsom 
 
 <JIU Montgomery ave 
 1319 Stockton 
 
 ,^ ^^^ 324 Dupont 
 
 Brill John H l\U,.i, i, * v^^i ^^^ Kearny 
 , '•yant ( ;eo & Co •^"•'sta and Sierr 
 
 Buchan Jas, ' 
 Burges Jncj 'b, 
 
 BurkhardtCeo, 
 Burns — , 
 
 Bums Henry, 
 Busch Jos, 
 
 Butterlield R & Co 
 
 Clark P F, 
 
 ^'"uch H M Mv n„.on^. ,''"'* ''^ixtli 
 
 CVie Hen^ ^®^' <'»''n»f'-«), 320 San 
 
 76!' Market 
 230 Sixteenth 
 
 r,n„r^^'- Third 
 
 510 Washington 
 
 123 Third 
 
 210 " 
 
 124 Seventh 
 
 77S» Market 
 
 306 Sixth 
 
 t'oyle Henry, 
 Deasey Bros, 
 I>avoren Jno J, 
 
 •pOlANJASW. 
 
 l>i>inenici Giovani, 
 Donovan Danl, 
 Edgar Jno, 
 Ehrhardt Geo, 
 Ehrhorn Chas, 
 
 402 Third 
 
 132 " 
 
 522 Sixth 
 
 414 Market 
 
 413 Broadway 
 
 ^412 Stockton 
 
 104 Jackson 
 
 106 Dupont 
 
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 Eiselbacher S, 
 Emmeraon D W, 
 Esstnanu Ernest, 
 Evers .las, 
 Farley Jas, 
 Fsmiessey Jno, 
 Ferris David, 
 Fiesher F, 
 Flenuikeii liobt, 
 Frank C & Co, 
 Freiberger Chas, 
 Frese H, 
 Friedel F, 
 Friedmiin P I, 
 Frohmann S, 
 Gallagher Wm P, 
 Gauggel Leo, 
 Gerbier J B, 
 
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 Goldsmith I, 
 
 Grass F, 
 
 Green M, 
 
 Guerin M, 
 
 Gutberlet J, 
 
 Guttman Saml, (slippers), 
 
 <Tuy John, 
 
 Hanson & Borgward, 
 
 Healey D A, 
 
 *HECHT BROS & CO, 
 
 528 and 530 Mkt and 27 
 
 14044 Powell 
 
 2508 Mission 
 
 714 Montgomery 
 
 537 Howard 
 
 1612 Polk 
 
 42 Sixth 
 
 623 Merchant 
 
 602 Nineteenth 
 
 724 and 72() Wash 
 
 605 Kearny 
 
 1504 Stockton 
 
 327 Dupont 
 
 157i Howard 
 
 16 Sixth 
 
 256 Fourth 
 
 2017 Fillmore 
 
 181 Minna 
 
 1053A Market 
 
 & LANDIS. 543 " 
 
 231 Sixth 
 
 8 and 14.\ Fourth 
 
 810 Valencia 
 
 315 Bush 
 
 546 Washington 
 
 522 Pacitic 
 
 106 Dupont 
 
 1208 Market 
 
 848 
 
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 508 Fourth 
 121 Dupont 
 1325 
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 340 Kearny 
 
 523 Washington 
 
 147 Second 
 
 11394 Pacific 
 
 Filbert nr Fillmore 
 
 19 Third 
 
 127J Second 
 
 cor Main and Folsoni 
 
 238 Third 
 
 516 Commercial 
 
 237 Jackson 
 
 122 Kearny 
 
 i:W Fourth 
 
 623 Market 
 
 623 
 
 210 Brannan 
 
 708 Montgomery 
 
 90«) Pacific 
 
 M Sixth 
 
 430 Third 
 
 957 i Folsom 
 
 208 Sixth 
 
 1320 Polk 
 
 134 Pacific 
 
 138 Second 
 
 Heick C, 
 Heim F, 
 Hepp (Jeo, 
 Hess Kobt, 
 Hinders H, 
 Hoertkorn Chas, 
 Holmes J, 
 Howell H W, 
 Hunt Wm, 
 Jacob J, 
 Johnson J, 
 Johnson Jno, 
 Kehoe Peter, 
 Kenney M, 
 Kenny P, 
 
 KOENIGA. 
 
 Kohlbecker — , 
 Kommer E, 
 Konold F A, 
 Lacknian Herman, 
 Lagumarsino L, 
 Laib Anton, 
 Landsl>erg H, 
 Lanouette E, 
 Lehmann S, 
 Lesser Bros, 
 Lesser J, 
 Ivevy Aaron, 
 Ijcvy Adolpii, 
 
 *LEVY, DIAMANT & CO, i()7 Bat 
 
 Ijevy L, 528 Kearny 
 
 LINDENBAUM I, 52 Steuart 
 
 Lisman I, 31 Third 
 
 IjongtinJ B, 
 Lowensteip ', 
 Lucier J, 
 MacNamr^raA, 
 M agues A, 
 Maier Chas, 
 Marshall J D, 
 Mayers John, 
 McCarthy Danl, 
 McCarthy P, 
 McCumisky J, 
 McDonald J, 
 McDougal N, 
 McNamara M, 
 Meier Jos, 
 Merani E, 
 Michal (Justav, 
 Millaret Thos, 
 Miller M & Co, 
 Molloy M, 
 
 1 1 1 Seventh 
 
 931 Kearny 
 
 101 Sixth 
 
 306 and 308 Sixteenth 
 
 834 and 836 Kearny 
 
 413 Hayes 
 
 1712 I»avenworth 
 
 312 Sixth 
 
 222 Jackson 
 
 SW cor 20th and \'ivlen 
 
 536 Sixteenth 
 
 300!»Mmion 
 
 Market bet 6th and 7th 
 
 835 Pacitic 
 
 140!) Dupont 
 
 348 Thinl 
 
 522 Dni)ont 
 
 909 Market 
 
 223 Sixtli 
 Mnnaghan Patrick, 45,s (Sixth 
 
 Monmn Bros,_603 Montgy and 804 Rear 
 ~"~ ~ 1520 Polk 
 
 MONNIN J B. 
 
 Moore John, 
 Moore & Murphy, 
 Mosbacher (Jerson, 
 Moynihan Lawrence, 
 Murphy Dennis, 
 Nagel J, 
 Neary Bernard, 
 
 1057 Folsom 
 
 138 Sixth 
 
 212 Steuart 
 
 410 Sixth 
 
 2304 Folsom 
 
 646 Clay 
 
 85 Stevenson 
 
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 NICHOLS A C & CO, (Hgts AVent 
 
 worth's wholesale) 402 Battery 
 
 Nolan Bros, 738 and 740 Market 
 
 Nolan E D & Co, 71 Stevenson 
 
 Nolan M 1>, 1 1 Tninl 
 
 *NOLANPF&CO, 414 Market 
 
 NussaWni, lUlDupont 
 
 O'Connell & Balfry, 506A Howard 
 
 O'Haidon J & Co, 
 
 719 Montgy and 10Moiit;,'y ave 
 Phal liichard, 77 Fourth 
 
 Panson H, 
 Bardoni E, 
 Pardini M E, 
 Perry J W, 
 Phillips Edward, 
 Pierre Jean, 
 Pringlo (Jilbert, 
 Haffetto L & Co, 
 
 Jtethy (ieorge, 
 Kenbold M, 
 Kice A, 
 Himnssa E, 
 Robitscher S, 
 Rohte Bros, 
 Rosenberg B, 
 Rosenthal I, 
 Rosenthal I L, 
 Russell David F 
 
 528.^ Pacitie 
 614 Washinijton 
 734 
 
 1025 Howard 
 
 412,1, I'aeitic 
 
 1333 Dupont 
 
 1015 Market 
 
 1304 Stockton 
 
 933 Market 
 
 325 Hush 
 
 1206 Sutter 
 
 720 Washington 
 
 1589 Turk 
 
 509 Jackr ju 
 
 108 deary 
 
 302 Pacific 
 
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 8^5 I'auitic 
 
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 :U8 Third 
 
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 1057 Folsom 
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 21'2 Steuart 
 410 Sixth 
 2304 Folsom 
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 71 Stevenson 
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 158'.) Turk 
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 Schneider P H, 
 Schroeder & Co, 
 Schultz John, 
 Schwertz & Adler, 
 Seifertz Moritz, 
 Sheehan Manrico, 
 Siefke Ferdinand, 
 Silbcrsteiii L, 
 Silveratone H, 
 Skcrrett Tliomas, 
 Staib C, 
 Stein G, 
 Steitc J B, 
 Studvvick .loseph E, 
 Sullivan Michael, 
 
 1402 J Powell 
 
 671 Howard 
 
 103 Third 
 
 74 Minna 
 
 22 Sixth 
 
 980 Harrison 
 
 360 Third 
 
 240 Sixth 
 
 422 PticiHc 
 
 464.'. Sixth 
 
 226 Sixth 
 
 932 Folsom 
 
 3 Washinf^ton 
 
 1409 Polk 
 
 141 l''ifth 
 
 213 Folsom 
 
 TIRRELL C & P H & CO. 419 Clay 
 Tohin John, 446 Valencia 
 
 Trautvetter Andrew, 2515 Mission 
 
 Turrell (ieo, 
 Utschij,' A, 
 Utschig .John, 
 Wagner M, K K 
 Walsh Jerome, 
 ^Valsh M, 
 Weber (J & Co, 
 Wtl)stcr Thomas, 
 Wentworth I M, 
 Wilkinson W, 
 Wolf A &■ Co, 
 Youngclaus J D, 
 Zeis .loiin. 
 
 1010 Market 
 
 1613 Polk 
 
 320 Bush 
 
 bet lltli&12th aves 
 
 445 Twentieth 
 
 27 Third 
 
 025 Commercial 
 
 623 Howard 
 
 400 Battery 
 
 1212 Polli 
 
 208 Sixth; 
 
 417 Sntter 
 
 222.\ Second 
 
 JAMES W. DOLAN, 
 
 AoKNT Kon 
 
 Eastern Boot & Shoo Manufacturers 
 
 IraCiiMtk'lil, -Ir., New.uk, N". .1.; Hurt >^ I'aik- 
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 I'riiviilemv, K. I. 
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 Office, 414 lllurk«'t Ktl'«M't, 
 
 Nail Fi-Hiu-iMi'o. 
 
 BORAX. 
 
 Borax Factory, 417 Chestnut 
 
 Bromley W L, 417 <• 
 
 Saji Bernardino Manfactnring Co, 
 
 430 Montgomery 
 
 BOX FACTORIES 
 
 Austin B C, 414 Front 
 
 Hcdibs, Pomeroy & Co, 
 
 10 Market, cor Beale and Main 
 Hooper, HuhUard & Hooper, 
 
 Berry bet Third and Fourth 
 Korbel F & Bros, cor Fifth and Bryant 
 BECKER WM, 628 Market 
 
 Merguire John L, cor Bryant and Fifth 
 Myers, (Jilman & Bacouillat, 
 
 cor Ninth and Harrison 
 S F Box Factory, Berry bet 3rd and 4th 
 Union Box Factory, 1 14 to 124 Spear 
 AN aldstein A, Berry near Sixth 
 
 W oodbury (ieo AV, Berry bet 4th and 5th 
 
 BRASS WORKS AND FOUND- 
 DRIES. 
 
 Band Frank, 522 Fulton 
 
 F.ngels Wni,eor Twenty-fo: rth and Utah 
 (iarnitt \VT. JS Fremont 
 
 GIOVANNINI & CO, (U.u.n Brass 
 
 ^V I irks), 417 and 4 lit Mission 
 
 QREENBERG & CO. (propra Ka- 
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 ROYLANCE J, 45 and 47 
 
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 BUCKINGHAM & HECHT, 
 
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 CASEY M FRANCIS. • 25 Sansom 
 
 CHASE & CO. >059 Market 
 
 COHNREICH BROS, «W and S()6 Mkt 
 
 COXF&BRO, 320 Sansom 
 
 (iirard Lewis, 819 Market 
 
 HOP KEE & CO, 723 an.l 725 Clay 
 
 KULLMAN, SALZ & CO. lOli Battery 
 
 aOSENSTOCKSW&CO, 
 
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 U W Boot and Shoe Co, 416 Market 
 
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 CALIFORNIA BRASS WORKS 
 
 Xo. 1:25 Fii'Mt NtrtM't, 
 
 Opjxwito Minna Street, SAN FUANCISCO. 
 
 ManufiU'tiirers of all kinds of Briu^s, Composi- 
 tiiin, ZiiH- and liabbil .Mutiil C;islin;;s, Churoh 
 and Stuaio'iinit Itt'lls. AIsd ii full as^sortnient of 
 .Sli'ani ami Water Cocks and Valvcst, llydrauliu 
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 liniss Ship Uiiik, Spikes, Sliuattiinsf Nails, 
 Uudder I'.raees, ete. 
 
 BREWERS* MATERIALS. 
 
 BAUER J C & CO, 632 Sacramento 
 Shorr F, (I'ioneor M alt House), 511 " 
 
 HERMANN & CO, 313 « 
 
 MixerOeoH, 51 Beale 
 
 NEIS PHIL. 322 Davis 
 
 Union Malt House, 1411 Folsom 
 
 ZWEIG HERMANN, (South Park 
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 315 J SI 
 
 H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines. 302 Davis Street, S. F. 
 
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 BREWERIES. 
 
 Adams Jacob, 'Broadway), 033 Bdwy 
 
 AHRENS iiENRY & CO, (Chi- 
 cago), 1420 to 1434 Pino 
 Albany Brewery, 71 to 75 Everett 
 Albion Brewery, fi I'J Sacramento 
 Bavaria Brewery, (P I'Vaueiiholz 
 
 propr), Mont ave 1>et Vallejo & (Jreen 
 Boca Brewinji Co. 41.") .Saoraniento 
 
 BURNELL & TURNER, (Ali.iou 
 
 ale aiid jK»rtt;r), 51'.) " 
 
 California Brewery, 
 
 cor 'Jtith & Sorjjontinu ave 
 Christ .1, cor -5th and San Bruno Koi.d 
 Empire Brewery, 4"J() (.'hestnut 
 
 FAUSS & CO, SEcor MLss and liHIi 
 Frederick Win A, (.Jackson), ] 128 Miss 
 Gehrig, Luhnnann & (iaiiiiM, (xH 7th 
 Uhick k Hangen, 
 
 >S\V cor Fulton and Webster 
 (iclden City Brewery, ((r Brockle I 
 
 pmpr), I4.SI Pacific j 
 
 (Jolden (tate Brewery, 717 <Jrcenwich 
 Oracier Frank, 'Jll Mission 
 
 Hillbrandt A Co, •_>()) 5 to 'JOiy Folsom 
 Hoelscher A & Co, 
 
 cor Kadmad & 14th aves 
 Hudson <<eo, S^V cor 15th and Dolores 
 
 HUPFEL'S A SONS, (lager beer 
 brewers, N V; Chas Somitag & 
 Co agents), 40 California 
 
 Lafayette Brewery, 725 (Jreen 
 
 Mason .John, 523 Ciiestnut 
 
 NOETHIG WM. (Humboldt), 
 
 1843 Mission 
 Nunan Matthew, (Hil)eriiia), 1227 How 
 Pacific Brewery, 271 Tehama 
 
 PHILADELPHIA BREWERY. 
 
 (John Wieland), cor 2d and Folsom 
 Pha'iiix Brewery, N'oe bet IKth and I'.lth 
 Pioneer Brewery, 2011 Treat ave 
 
 Preai<lio Brewery, (Schneider & 
 
 Wechtel nroprs), 152(5 Pacific 
 
 S F STOCK BREWERY. '2118 Powell 
 
 Scherr, Bach k Lud, (iinprs hops 
 ami brewers' materials), 
 
 5()il to 513 .Sacramento 
 Scliwar/ .1, cor Powell and Chestnut 
 Schustir F, (llailntad), 425 Valencia 
 Schweitzer it Bro, (Eureka), 235 First 
 SLORAH E C, (Excelsior), 703 San 
 
 SMITH W D. (propi- Ea-.!e), 
 
 SW cor Fourteenth and Folsom 
 Swan Brewery, cor 15tli and Dolores 
 Swiss Brewery, (Clias Strenio propr), 
 
 414 and 4l(i Dupont 
 Union Brewery, 32() Clementina 
 
 Washingtin Brewery, (Clar.s Wie- i 
 
 den A Co), cor Lombard and Taylor 
 Wahmuth H & Co, 512 and 514 (irovo 
 Wannenmachcr & Kronenlierj?, (U 
 
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 HUMBOLDT BREWERY, 
 
 Mission St.. near Fiftesnth, 
 
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 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 WM. NcKTHIC, 
 
 Pn. 
 
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 WILLOWS BREWERY. 
 
 O. FAUSS & CO., 
 
 'KoritlKTollS. 
 
 S. E. Cor. Mission and 19th Sts., 
 
 SAN KRANflSCO. 
 
 BetM' sliippeil to all parts of 'ic Coiiiilrv, 
 
 A Full Stock of Ale and Porter 
 
 Constantly on band in Ru!k and Rnttlcd. 
 
 Eagle Brewery, 
 
 Corner FolNom uiitl 14tli Mtreets, 
 
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 BRICK MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 (Sec also Lime, Cement, etc.) 
 
 Bonnet B, 40'2 Montgomery 
 
 Bonnet E, 40i' 
 
 Huntia- & Sliackleford, 310 Pint- 
 
 Pacific St Wharf 
 401 Montgomery 
 7 Ciiiy 
 Pacific St Wharf 
 335 Montgomery 
 
 Lynch P, 
 Piiteut Brick Co, 
 Pip<!r Jerome B, 
 Komillard Brick Co, 
 Tobin 'f hos D, 
 
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 Boobar E C. 14 Howiir.l 
 
 HALLIDIE AS, California 
 
 Martin W H & C.\ 7 Spearj 
 
 PACIFIC BRIDGE CO. (H Morrill 
 
 prt's antl secy), 4 (California; 
 
 S F Bridge Co, (J McMnllen niang'r), 
 
 14 [^viveiiwortli 
 
 BROKERS- CUSTOM HOUSE. 
 
 417 Waslungtiin 
 500 Battery 
 4'J5 
 504 
 508 
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 417 Washington] 
 510 Battery 
 518 
 
 504 " 
 
 502 " 
 
 BROKERS- MERCHANDISE. 
 
 Alexander Orlando, 214 Sansom 
 AmerlungJ C, 05 Merchanta' Exchange 
 
 Baird Andrew, 312 California 
 
 Bush E I), 408 Front 
 
 Davis Robt, 405 " 
 
 Fitch L E, 405 " 
 
 (iirardL, 214 California 
 
 Hochkotler K, 203 Front 
 
 Holden S P & Co, 430 California 
 
 Houston W J k Co, 305 Front 
 
 Hmri; Henry, 203 California 
 
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 Adams A F, 
 Bauch P(!, 
 Bellingall & Miller, 
 Boden .fohn H & Co, 
 
 BUNKER H S, 
 
 De Fremery H S 
 Gardner J H, 
 Gesoret — , 
 Heise Chas Ed, 
 Hessler Chas, 
 Hughes & Edaon, 
 Mattoon & l>anglada, 
 
 MAYHEW & TAGGARD, 417 Wash 
 
 Mc( Jill Ji E, 503 Battery 
 
 Peterson Soren B, 5S Cluy 
 
 Reed (ieo W, 508 Battery 
 
 Schleiden & Scholl, 418 
 
 SchoU & Wheeler, 508 
 
 HUGHES & CO, room 5 302 
 .Jacobs Mart L, 208 Montgomery 
 
 detfray Wm, 204 California 
 
 KENDALL F I, room 5 302 
 Kanislicr Edward D, 321 " 
 
 Knudsen 1' d, 110 Front 
 
 LOUDON & HANSCOM. 
 
 ()5 Merchants' Exchanne 
 
 lORENTZEN A P, 
 MERLE CHAS F, 
 
 Ovcracre Peter .1, 
 Pai ratt Frederick, 
 Ricliardson k Field, 
 Steuavt Irwin, 
 Stowell Wn» H, 
 Teller J 1> P, 
 Tetzen Cb, 
 Underbill .L;cob, 
 \V heeler K A, 
 
 WHITE & CO. 
 WILDE JASM, 
 
 William C L & Co, 
 Zeckendorf k Staub, 
 
 :U) Market 
 218 Ciiliforuia 
 123 
 
 405 Front 
 214 California 
 218 
 214 
 
 405 Front 
 202 California 
 308 
 128 
 310 
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 417 Washington 
 405 Front 
 
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 Anthony G W & Co, 
 
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 Antnony G W, 240 
 
 Austin Marcus E, (539 S " 
 
 
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 San Francisco. 
 
 CI.A88IKIKD. 
 
 BHO 
 
 Bear Solomon, 110 Montgomery 
 
 BiBh(.p Edgar, 700 Murkct 
 
 Boaa .Fudiui, 420 Montgomery 
 
 CARTER R W, rmsUand 15 30U " 
 Cogan Jaa, 40.'< Californiii 
 
 Conn 9l Frank, 418 Montgomery 
 
 Curtis J M, V2'.i Calif orniu 
 
 Davia Wm H, Montgomery, R K bldg 
 De Pass J M, 51 1 California 
 
 Franks.!, 41.'i Califi)riii:i 
 
 FERNALD J S, :W(> Sansom 
 
 Ciohlbaum L, N E cor Kearny & Market 
 HAVERSTICK W H, 500 Montgy 
 Helmrich & Hansen, 'M\) California 
 
 HOUSTON W J & CO, 205 Front 
 Knudson T J, 110 Front 
 
 Lacy Henry, ;i"21 California 
 
 Liebermann Theodore, 'Mli Montgomery 
 Little John T, 
 McMechan .lames, 
 Isieville E H, 
 O'Brien E A & Co, 
 Oppeuheinier & Salinger, 
 Perkins Jos, 
 
 ARMSTRONG J L, 
 
 Atkinson, Doud & Co, 
 Atkinson Thos F & Co, 
 
 AYRES JOHN G, 
 
 Baird A, 
 
 Baldridge Mieliael, 
 Barl)ee Julin, 
 
 Pforr John, 
 lUidsel Edwin, 
 Scliuller A, 
 Sliepard E A, 
 Sillierstein J & Co, 
 Solomon J, 
 Smith F, 
 Warn Ceo A, 
 Wei he Aug, 
 Whitman S P, 
 
 302 Montgomery 
 
 405 Califoriiii. 
 
 11(5 Montgomery 
 
 4'J4 Montgomery 
 
 i'2'2 Montgy 
 
 400 Market 
 
 •S'J'J Montgonury 
 
 :<30 I'iiie 
 
 iI0!» Sansoni 
 
 501 Montgomery 
 
 (i Sixtli 
 
 50"J Kearny 
 
 31(5 Montgomery 
 
 ■138 California 
 
 400 Montgomery 
 
 ."iO'J Montgomery 
 
 BROKERS-PAWN. 
 
 1 10 Kearny 
 718 Washington 
 
 Aronaon ( ! & Co, 
 Brock J, 
 Edwanls l>, 
 Franklin A, 
 Franklin J(din, 
 Franklin N J, 
 CiblMn E F, 
 (ioldberg M & Co, 
 (fOodman A, 
 Craaf Samuel, 
 Henrich Mrs A, 
 HirscliHeld J H & Co, 
 Hymon W, 
 Jacobs Abraham, 
 Levy Edward, 
 Levy Isaa*!, 
 Lichtenntein B H, 
 Myers Harris, 
 Myers H & Son, 
 Solomon I li, 
 
 STRAUS M, 
 
 Van Vleit Leon, 
 
 1)53 Washington 
 
 40y and 813 Kearny 
 
 il05 Kearny 
 
 110(> Market 
 
 (i'Jo Kearny 
 
 534 Kearny 
 
 414 Kearny 
 
 :I14 Montgomery ave 
 
 017 Wasliingtc-n 
 
 510 Kearny 
 
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 013 Pacific 
 8'_0 Kearny 
 047 Washington 
 702 and 704 Kearny 
 1)44 Clay 
 023 Kearny 
 022 
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 BROKERS-STOCK. 
 
 Abbot <)slH)rn, 310 Culifornin 
 
 Ackersuu G T, 314 Montgomery 
 
 BARRETT & WALKER, 
 
 Bear Solomon, 
 Bernhard .Joseph, 
 Blow A \V & Co, 
 Bos well S B & Co, 
 Bourne J B, 
 
 BOYCE S B, 
 
 Boyd T C, 
 
 BOYCE S B. 
 
 Bradrthaw (J H, 
 Brooks S H, 
 Budd W C, 
 Burling James W, 
 Cahdl i: & Co, 
 Carter (ieo Edward, 
 Cautin Joacpli P, 
 ("lute & Lovcl.uid, 
 
 44^1 California 
 337 Pine 
 337 " 
 
 429 California 
 312 
 
 314 Montgomery 
 
 4 Liid'lf 
 
 140 Montgomery 
 404 " .. ■^ 
 
 noi Pino 
 318 California 
 12 Li.idesddrff 
 
 307 Montgomery 
 210 Saiiaom 
 
 307 Montgomery 
 410 Califoruia 
 43!l 
 
 440 " 
 
 413 
 
 400 Montgomery 
 
 .•107 '■ 
 
 31 1 ("aliforiiia 
 242 Montgomery 
 
 312 I'i 
 
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 S F Stock Kx l)l,l,r 
 
 :<14 l-iac 
 
 300 MontHoiiiiTv 
 
 ■105 California 
 
 2IS I'iuu 
 
 Collin, Sanderson &, Cook, 
 
 Coleman .lames \', 301* Monti 
 
 Coleman John \V, 
 
 Copi' & Davis, 
 
 Curds llobt, 
 
 Coursen (J A, 
 
 Crocker Si Suydam, 
 
 GROSSMAN & BAKER, 324 " 
 
 Crowley & (Joodman, 43() California 
 L>idd BF, II 1\ Leide*l,„tr 
 
 De Pass .1 M, 511 Caliloniia 
 
 DEWEY EUGENE E. :m i-ine 
 
 I'insnioM U, 
 Dixon Sanuiel, 
 Doud A, 
 
 Doyle \ & Co. 317 
 
 D'Dyley Niyei, 317 
 
 Duncan Wm I,, 300 
 
 lUuieau Wm T, 
 Kdwards Wm & Co, 
 Fhriich James E, 
 Klliott iticliard, 
 
 EPPSTEIN & CO. 
 
 Kpsiciit K, 
 Eyre & . I ones, 
 I'V.rrell.lno. 
 Fay .leremiah (!, 
 Fay Piiilip S, 
 
 FERNALD J S, 
 
 Fiteh J i{, 
 Flatt V J, 
 
 FLOOD J C & CO, 
 
 Fox A W & Co, 
 Fox C W, 
 Fox Henry L, 
 Frank (Justave, 
 Frank Sand & Co, 
 Franks & Cray, 
 Frank .Samuel, 
 
 228.]i Moiitnonierv 
 238 o ^ 
 
 -m I'iue 
 Mout;^(inii.Ty 
 
 312 Piue 
 303 " 
 3-J(i " 
 45 Mcrcii Kx hi,];. 
 ■m I'iue 
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 :i':0 I'iue 
 113 Lfidesiloitf 
 310 Montgomery 
 3;!0 I'ine 
 213 .Saiisiim 
 312 I'ine 
 317 Montgoniery 
 300 " 
 
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 439 California 
 439 " 
 
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 •21 S I'iiic 
 
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 'JlH Sansimi 
 
 :il'J I'iue 
 
 ;U7 Monti;oiuery 
 
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 BRO 
 
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 LXAHHIKIKU. 
 
 BRO 
 
 1325 
 
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 I "rcebom & Co, 
 fry.Wattlea & Co, 
 (Jamba H, 
 (;iiriot A Jr, 
 (Jlazier I & Co, 
 (ioUlman M, 
 Golly & Uhl, 
 Grailiner Baldwin, 
 Greeiibaum L & Co, 
 (iret'ue& Co, 
 Greene H A & Co, 
 (Jreone J J, 
 
 310 Pine 
 303 Montgomery 
 
 304 California 
 418 Montgomery 
 
 412 California 
 310 Montgomery 
 
 4'-".l Californiu 
 314 Montgomery 
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 314 
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 Greeuehauin, Helbing & Co, 2:'.0 Moiitjj y 
 GRIESINGER R, •"•>:* California 
 
 GvirnettAfi&Co, 310 
 
 Guthier E & Co, 30U Montgomery 
 
 Haber F A, 421 California 
 
 Hailk-y F NV, S V Stock Exchange bhlg 
 Hale & V'achcco, 317 Montgomery 
 
 Hall & Charles, 327 I'inc 
 
 Hall E V & Co, 410 California 
 
 HAMILTON, GOLDSTONE & 
 
 CO (and assityers), 214 Sansom 
 
 Hashcy F A, 402 Montgomery 
 
 HavcnH& Co, 42!» California 
 
 HAWKINS JAS JE & CO, :^o«.) Moat/y 
 
 Henriques David, 
 HerglM-'rg 1, 
 Herman M, 
 Hir/.horg Isaac, 
 Hiekox<ieo C & Co, 
 Higgins \V L, 
 HirslifcM C, 
 
 Lawton Franklin, 
 Lazure S T, 
 Lemmon (Seo, 
 liCntWrn M, 
 Liebermann Theo, 
 Lissak A H, 
 liynch Jeremiah, 
 Mackintosh & liacon. 
 Miicphermin & Shinn, 
 Mahoiicy .1 H ,Ii', 
 Marshall Louis, 
 Marks Josuith, 
 Martin M S, 
 Mayers Alfred, 
 Mayru (loi) T & Son, 
 McDonald M J, 
 McDonald M J, 
 Mc(!re\v A F, 
 Mclnerney M .1, 
 Messur Hacon & Co, 
 Mcdrew A F, 
 Miles & King, 
 Mil ford Henry E, 
 Miller E, 
 
 Miller & Van Wyck. 
 Mix LW, 
 
 314 Montgomery 
 320 I'inc 
 
 242 Montgomery 
 321) Fine 
 
 412 Montgomery 
 417 California 
 
 314 Montgomery 
 
 320 Alontgomory 
 
 304 Fine 
 
 439 California 
 
 52 Nevada block 
 
 307 Montgomery 
 
 112 Leidesdorlf 
 
 S F Stock Ex bldg 
 
 322 Montgomery 
 
 320 " 
 
 408 
 
 304 Pino 
 
 S F Stock Ex bldg 
 
 100 Leidesdorff 
 
 240 Montgomery 
 
 234 
 
 203 Bush 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 420 Montgomery 
 
 501 California 
 
 232 i Montgomery 
 
 420 
 
 413 
 
 424 " 
 
 402 " 
 
 308 Pino 
 317 Montgomery 
 310.'> '♦ 
 
 Moiitealcgre .1(1, 
 
 MOORE & MONTGOMERY. 
 
 \24}, Montgomery 
 
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 Hoehstadter E& Co,SWc()r San andCal 
 Hoitt lra(J, 
 Holladay Ben Jr, 
 
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 lldoker 11 C, 
 Hoiikins NVni S, 
 Horn U(!, 
 Hosiiier D M & Co, 
 lluds(m (!eo, 
 
 HUNT GEO H, 
 
 Hunt .1 L, 
 Hutchinson John, 
 Hyncman S, 
 Ives G 1, 
 Jacobs \j N, 
 Jones .1 H, 
 Ketne James 15 , 
 Kaufman S & Co, 
 
 Kelley(ieo\V, 
 
 Kenna P J (.!, 
 
 Kennedy P J , 
 
 Kenney & Dyer, 
 
 Kent U F, 
 
 King Homer S & Co, 
 
 King Joseph L, 
 
 Klervisch J O, 
 
 Kutz G M & Co, 
 
 Kyle K (i, 
 
 Labatard M, 
 
 Laing Chas D, 
 
 Langland B F, 
 
 M'.rgan W P, 
 Moulder Andrew, 
 Murphy EP, 
 Murray \Vm H, ' 
 Ncal Chas S & Co, 
 427 Montgi)mer.d x,.„ ton H A, 
 14 Leidesdorlfl Xoblc H H & Co, 
 330 Pine o'lJrieu Edward A, 
 
 320 Montgoinery ()'j',„„ior Thomas, 
 J22 1 me Oppcnheim John, 
 
 321 Montgomery oti^ ,1^ Co, 
 310 '■ Patterson .Fames, 
 
 200 Sansonr Peckham E P, 
 513 California Perry (Jrattan, 
 5 Merchants' I'.x! Perry .lohii Jr, 
 
 327 Pine Ptlug L C, 
 402 Montgomery Phipps A B, 
 310 Montnomery Plnml)er H VV, 
 32(» Pine Itich David, 
 1 S F Stock Kx bldg Kogers U F, 
 301 Montgomery Korke B B & Co, 
 320 Pine l{ountree .1 Jr, 
 314 Moutgomeryi Uountree & Langland, 
 
 10() Leidesdorir Kudkiii J A, 
 228 Montgomery Hyckmau W L, 
 318 Montgomery Said)orn T C, 
 
 312 Pine Sehmiedell Henry, 
 402 Montgomery! Schmitt J L & Co, 
 
 422 
 318 
 317 
 418 
 
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 Scott H H & Co, 
 Seiikel Geo, 
 Sedgwick Jno, 
 " Shotwell J M, 
 337 Fine Skaife Alfred, 
 327 " Smiley .los E, 
 
 310 
 314 
 
 40!) Pine 
 308 " 
 330 Montgomery 
 327 Pine 
 435 California 
 424 Montgomery 
 304 
 307 
 300 " 
 
 313 California 
 
 3U Montgomery 
 
 324 Piiie 
 
 413 Montgomery 
 
 40 California 
 
 321 California 
 
 310 Montgomery 
 
 310 
 
 80 Nevada block 
 304 Montgomery 
 327 Pine 
 327 " 
 14 Leidesdorff 
 317 Montgomery 
 314 
 330 
 
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 307 Montgomery 
 32 Fourth 
 317 Montgomery 
 324 
 
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 240 Montgomery 
 
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 CLAHHIKIED. 
 
 Speyer BroB, 
 Hulzbncher .1, 
 SusH A, 
 SUTRO & CO, 
 
 Smiley (;eo W, 
 Smiley T J L, 
 Smithaon Thos B, 
 
 XVJ Pino 
 
 214 Montgomery 
 408 
 
 318 Pine 
 
 .'JOG Montgomery 
 
 113 [.eiifesdortf 
 
 SUTY J S & THELLE S S. 
 
 (real estate), 330 Pine 
 
 Sweet H A, 
 
 Swim D K, 
 
 Taylor W S, 
 
 Tiltlen Jos, 
 
 Tohiri K C\ 
 
 Todd A H & t^o, 
 
 TurnbuU Walter, 
 
 Twiug D W, 
 
 Van VVyck H L, 
 
 Von Loesecke P, 
 
 Wakerield S B & (Jo, 
 
 Wallace (!eo, 
 
 Warren S P & Co, 
 
 Watson, T.a (irangc & Gibson, 3'J4 Pine 
 
 Wattles J B & Co, 303 Montgomery 
 
 Weller Chus f., li03 Busli 
 
 Wightman A C, 38 Stevonaon building 
 
 Wilson & Hutcliinson, 3'J'J Pine 
 
 331 Montgomery 
 
 314 
 
 4'JO 
 
 316 
 
 314 
 
 4 Ml California 
 
 316 Tine 
 
 307 Montgomery 
 
 308 Pine 
 
 '_>32.^ Montgomery 
 
 3'_"2 Pine 
 
 25 Nevada block 
 
 411 California 
 
 Wilson J S, 
 "Wilson KicJid, 
 Whitely T & Co, 
 Wolf F, 
 Wolf Frcil'k, 
 \\'ood W E, 
 Woods F H, •. 
 Wright W H, 
 YostDZ&Co, 441 
 Zadig & Kullmann, 
 
 322 " 
 
 415 Montgomery 
 314 
 
 316 *' 
 
 316 
 318 
 412 
 
 420 " 
 
 Ca! an.l 332 Mont 
 3')7 .Mf>ntgomury 
 
 Ziiins L A, S F Stock Kxchangebldg 
 
 BROOM AND BRUSH FAC- 
 TORIES. 
 
 (See also Wood and Willow wjin'.) 
 
 ARMES & DALLAM, 
 
 115 and 117 Front 
 
 BUTT C C & AHRENS, 
 
 SW cor Nineteenth and Stevenson 
 COLE & KENNEY, • !•* Sacramento 
 Coojier Alfred, 638 N'allejo 
 
 ConklinTC, 418 Fourth 
 
 CopsoTi B, 322 Davis 
 
 FELDMANN L & CO, 
 
 315 and 317 Sacramento 
 Figer Bros, (Cal), 615 
 
 (jrlunz Chris, 64^ West Mission 
 
 (ioldenThoH, lO'J Clay 
 
 GOSLING GEON, 320San8om 
 
 Harrison & Dickson, 210 Saoramento 
 Hemingway Bros, 121 Washington 
 
 Howes ( reo & Co, 302 California 
 
 Kunge & Brakman, . 260 Third 
 
 Ln»SHER GEO, 331 Bush and 410 Sau 
 S V Steam Brush Factory, (J{ W 
 
 Simpson), 325 Sac, 613 and 615 Brim 
 litcombft Thurston. 205 Sacramento 
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 AXr'" Yr^} '" ■'^'^•'^"tecnth nr Howard 
 WnrdThoH, 27Dru,mn 
 
 >\ hite Horace F, id-i *.i 
 
 YATES &C0.' ,',?,\S 
 
 Concordia Broom Factory, 
 
 0. 0. BUTT & AHRENS, 
 
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 nivoiiiM, nriiHht'N an«i WhlMitm 
 
 Wooden and Willow Waro, 
 
 Cor. Nineteenth and Stevenson Sts. 
 SAN KItANCIHCO, TAL. 
 
 No Chinese Employed. 
 
 BUILDINGS, BLOCKS AND 
 HALLS. 
 
 Academy Building, 3:{o i>i„c 
 
 Custom House, NW cor Bat and Wash 
 Druid's Hall, 413 Sutter 
 
 Harbor I'olice Station, 422 Davi.s 
 
 Independent Order Iledmen's, 510 Hush 
 Ixont Hall Co, TX\ Mission 
 
 Mechanics' Pavilion, NK curSthAMisa 
 Odd Fellows Hall. 325 M<)utgom..iy 
 
 I'acific Hall, Bush Ix't Kearny anil Diip 
 Pioneer Hall, 60S Montjidiiiery 
 
 Piatt's Hall, Mo!it bet Pint and Hush 
 I'ytliian Castle, <)i;{ Market 
 
 Sander lAinis, (Hcrticultural), .'105 Stnok 
 S F Postortico, NW cor Hat an, I Wasii 
 United Californian'x, 4|7 Kwiriiy 
 
 U S Aitpruiser'w.San Ix't.Jack and Wash 
 
 BUSINESS AND GENERAL 
 AGENTS. 
 
 Aitken & Co, 
 Alpero Chas, 
 Baird Andrew, 
 Bear Solonmn. 
 Bernhard Hobt, {shij)) 
 
 331 Koarr.y 
 
 700 Mission 
 
 312 California 
 
 140 Montjfomery 
 
 302 California 
 
 Herton F & Co, (bullion), 5:7 flay 
 
 Boyart tl M, (grain), 214 Saoramento 
 Brown D & Co, 60() Moiitj,'nnitry 
 
 BURTJASGTJS. IIG Front 
 
 Cameron H M, 232Suttir 
 
 Doyle & Wilson, (ship), 38 California 
 Durkin .lohn M, 507 
 
 FISK ASA, '-'40 Montj/omery 
 
 liay Chas, 523 Montgomery 
 
 Hill Ceo A, - 634 Market 
 
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 '27 Drumm 
 \'l•^ Clay 
 113 Front 
 
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 r Bat and Wash 
 
 41 "A Sutter 
 
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 417 Kwway 
 t.Iack and Wash 
 
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 7 IK) Mission 
 
 31 '2 California j 
 
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 '•214 Sacramento 
 
 OW) MontL;onary 
 
 1 IG Front 
 
 23'2 Sutter | 
 
 38 California 
 
 ' 507 
 
 '240 Montgomery 
 
 5<23 Montnomcry 
 634 Market 
 
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 Hobson Henry B, 3'21 Buttery 
 
 Holcomb W A & (^o, 
 
 NE cor Clay imd DhvIh 
 
 '20<> Washington 
 
 Tii Kearny 
 
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 '2-24 Mt>ntgy 
 
 43<5 Montgomery 
 
 430 
 
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 MATTHEWS & CO. 
 
 Menu J H, 
 
 MIHAN JAMES R 
 
 Morsenstern M, 
 
 Raiim J M. 
 
 Ri'ichling V k Co, (bullion), 400 Mont^y 
 
 RiohanU O S, (grain), 
 
 NE cor Front and (.'lay 
 Riehn, Hemme & ('0, (l>ullion),404 Mont 
 Russell Edwin, (note and loan), 330 Tiue 
 Stewart ( leo, ^'I'l M a rket 
 
 Strut W & Co, 3'23 Kearny 
 
 Sutn> & Co, (bullion), 408 Montgomery 
 Turner K B, 040 Clay 
 
 WHEATLY & COOK, i Eonrth 
 
 Willey James, 34 Kearny 
 
 BUTCHERS. 
 
 Abraham Felix, 140'2 Stockton 
 
 \dler Uavid, 3 Hayes Valley Marktit 
 Adler M, "0-2 Bealo 
 
 AdarinF, Twenty -fourth and IJryant 
 AUari Joseph, ;")(} California Market 
 
 Aiitz Henry, 1 and '2 Grand Weatn Mkt 
 Arnold & M' lug, SE cor *23d and V'aKn 
 ArtiguesE & Co, 14 S F Market 
 
 Astorg Bros, 5 and G (Jrand AreuileMkt 
 Aubert A, 10 S F Market 
 
 Au!5U8tiny John, ^ ')43 Turk 
 
 Bacciis U T, N\V cor O'Far and Mason 
 Bailey Nathan J, 515 Bryant 
 
 Bailly Bros, 71 California Market 
 
 Band Joseph, N W eor Valencia and Kith 
 
 BARTATJDEH, ^ ^, ,.^ ^^^^^f^ 
 
 Bayle John, 7 California Market 
 
 IWck Adam »»03 McAllister 
 
 Beck & Hamung, 10 and 1 1 Misai(m Mkt 
 B<ck Jacob, COS McAllister 
 
 Becker Henry, NW cor Miss and 13tli 
 Bender Jacob, 100 Twelfth 
 
 Beppler John, lolS Dapont 
 
 Berg Ferdinand, '200 Sutter 
 
 Bochft Blum, 510 (ieary 
 
 Boeat- A J, NE cor Clark and Davis 
 BiochL&A, S'23(;reenwiel 
 
 Boiler F J, 1'230 Dupont 
 
 Boliinccr & Miller, 5 Jackson 
 
 Bond j, cor Eighteenth and Valencia 
 Brr.mpton Fred, 11 and 12 Hayes V Mkt 
 Brickel Fred, •2(5 Centre Market 
 
 Britten & Fleming, 4'27 Hayt.s 
 
 Brundage J P, ' '2'201 I'olk 
 
 BUNKER ROBERT F, 
 
 74 aiid75 Cahfornia Market 
 Campbell Samuel J, 2G3 Tiiird 
 
 Campbell Thos J, Ritch & Folsom 
 
 Castoruettie A, 
 
 SW cor Stockton and Greenwich 
 
 CatoirJ, 1402 Pacitie 
 
 Cavuney J(din, '210 Ninth 
 
 Ca/canx J, m Centre Market 
 
 CazeresGuillaumo, 3-:'2 Fifth 
 
 Clauss J, 37 and 38 Grand Western Mkt, 
 ChflTord Hoburt, '.'34 Fourth 
 
 Coniudly Will J, |837 Market 
 
 Convey Edward, N K eor Hyde and Green 
 Cougblin Jno I), 4'2 Grand Arcade Mkt 
 Cuneo (!, 30!) and 311 Broadway 
 
 Curtis k Son, '>;^'> Fifth 
 
 Dahl Henry, '2 Hi Second 
 
 Daly Edward, NEccr lGthand(!uerrero 
 
 Dastufiue <!, 
 Duverkosen I*, 
 De Bordeaux C B, 
 Decourtieux k Co, 
 De l.uca G, 
 Denglcr Philip, 
 Denhard John, 
 
 l'2Ch>y St Market 
 '251 '2 Bush 
 50t) Bush 
 '-*7 and '20 S F Mkt 
 1338 Dupont 
 'j33 Third 
 313 Ninth 
 Dickenson J E, NW cor Pine and Brod 
 Dickson & Nelson, N W cor '2d k Bryant 
 Di Vccehio S, 440 Hayes 
 
 Di Vecchio Stephen, :^71 Mission 
 
 IXidge D.aniel, 15i) Stewart 
 
 Duane E, 6 (Jrand Central Market 
 
 Dulion Leon, 705 Pacific 
 
 DulionHJ, il03 Pacific 
 
 Duiiker Christian, 3'2'2 Folsom 
 
 Ellenbergcr C, '2 Mission Market 
 
 Elleid)erger (!, Gl Centre " 
 
 Erasniy John, 1!)'21 Bush 
 
 EVERS A C. SE cor Mont and Vallejo 
 Fabry E M. 545 Hayes 
 
 Farrell & GafTney, 43'2 Third 
 
 FaubclJ, 15G Sixteenth 
 
 Faubd John, NE eor Sac and Fillmore 
 Faubcl P, NE cor '20th and Shot well 
 Fay Aiiilrcw, NE <!or '2'2!id and Mission 
 Fclsing Fred, i>G7 Mission 
 
 FeiistT Charles, cor \{ R and 15th avesj 
 !'\rreiibauk Otto, cor Van Ness and Mkt 
 Ferricr J S, 44 ami 45 (J rami Cent Mkt 
 I'inley & Dickinson, 5 and G Cal Market 
 Fisher <fe Hanson, «'28 Post 
 
 Fit/sininions P, 1330 P\d9om 
 
 Flach JoH, cor Seventeenth and Dolores 
 Fletcher C A, 1'2G'2 Market 
 
 Flynn P, 703 Braniian 
 
 Fogarty Jas, 71 Ce-itre Market 
 
 ^\)ss Bros, 13'20 Dupont and 8'21 Pacific 
 French L, 5 (irand Central Market 
 
 Frittenbach Eniil, 1321 Stockton 
 
 Fulda Lcanian, New Metropolitan Mkt 
 Gi.mble k Co, 5'2 and 53 Wash Market 
 ( ialinger & Mayt^r, G'23 Hyde 
 
 (Jans k Katz, 7 Grand Central Market 
 Gcantit A, IG and 18 S F Market 
 
 (leggus & Fishel, 10'20 Howard 
 
 (Jeil H, '25 and 2G Grand Western Mkt 
 (Jermer John C, 51 1 Pacific 
 
 Glennan M, NE cor O'Farrell and Joms 
 Goertzhain H E, 1 103 Leavenworth 
 
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 CIiASSIFIRU. 
 
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 Coldmana J, 56 Washington Market 
 Goldmeyer & Son, 307 Sixth 
 
 Gootlwin Clias, 15 and 32 Centre Market 
 Grady M, 613 Post 
 
 Grannoclii Salvatore, 314 Mont ave 
 
 Greenwood Henry, 1729 Market 
 
 Guichet Francois, 230 Fourth 
 
 Gunn Hugh, 717 Howard 
 
 Hagemuun Chas, 1117 Miision 
 
 Hais F J, 46 Grand Central Market 
 
 Hanson & Co, J)2S Post 
 
 Hanson F, 1 1 and 12 California Market 
 Harold Chas, 704 Battery 
 
 Hartnian J, 48 Grand Central Market 
 
 Hartnett Lawience, cor Pac and Leav 
 
 Harvy & Co, 
 
 Hassebach Geo, 
 
 Hayden & O'Brien, 
 
 Hayden P & Co, 
 
 Heinenian & Stern, 
 
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 Heiike & Drewes, 
 Herold Chas, 
 
 Hermann B, 
 Hermann H, 
 Hertz L & J, 
 Hertz Louis, 
 Hilde brand August, 
 Hdl S, 
 
 21 13 Howard 
 13 
 
 424 Fourth 
 525 Seventh 
 (sausage and 
 
 908i Larkin 
 24th and Potrero ave 
 704 Battery 
 
 801 Geary 
 
 SW cor Union and Mont 
 
 85 and 86 Centre Market 
 
 6 Metropolitan Market 
 
 123 Seventh 
 
 5 Mission Market 
 
 Hotfman & Wocnne, 606 Market 
 
 Holhies .las N, cor Bryant anil Kitch 
 Hook Chas, SW eor Mason and Union 
 
 1005 Pacilic 
 
 Hornung J, 
 HowlandC P, 
 Houette C, 
 Hughes J, 
 Hughes Jolin .1, 
 Jacobsiin Jacob, 
 
 28 Fourtli 
 
 205 Sixth 
 
 645 Valencia 
 
 48 Centre Market 
 
 805 Howard 
 
 JEAUNEAU F & LEMAITRE J, 
 
 67 Centre Market 
 Jensen Fred, 407 Turk 
 
 Jonas A & Co,41 and 42 Washington Mkt 
 Junker Louis & Co, Fulton and Laguna 
 Junker Chas, 137 (iougli 
 
 Kafka Simon fc Co, 025^ Folsom 
 
 Knhn A, SK cor McAllister and Laguna 
 Kain M AV, 6 and 7 Mission Market 
 Kaiser (Jec & Co, 17, 18 and 10 Cal Mkt 
 Katz Fred, 94 to 100 California Market 
 Katz J, 7 Grand Central Market 
 
 Kauttinann & Brody, 209 Sixtli 
 
 Kantfniann Jacob, 407 Third 
 
 Kehoe J \V, 
 
 Natoma and 11th and 9th ard Minna 
 
 Kelly Cornelius, 
 Kelly Joseph, 
 Kelly M J, 
 KeyesOH, 
 Killavary Patrick, 
 Killey M 1, 
 Kirscii Lmil, 
 Kohen VVm, 
 Korner (ius, 
 
 433 Stevenson 
 
 1159 Howard 
 
 3 Center Market 
 
 50 Steuart 
 
 421 Eightli 
 
 1840 Ellis 
 
 639 Tiiird 
 
 43 (irand Arcade Market 
 
 NE cor Jessie and 19th 
 
 Kramer C, 
 Kramer Frederick, 
 Kramer & Medley, 
 Kramer Wm J, 
 Kroeger G, 
 Kroeger Wm, 
 Lannan & Utley, 
 Larroche F, 
 Le Bert Victor, 
 Lehmann L, 
 Lehmann M, 
 Levy Jacob, 
 Levy M, 
 
 2113 Fillmore 
 229 Fell 
 2113 Fillmore 
 819 Jackson 
 1202 Stockton 
 1202 
 
 „, ^1318 Polk 
 
 ^,. 21 S F Market 
 
 Eighteenth and Capp 
 
 NE cor Ellis and Larkiii 
 
 2616 Bush 
 
 cor Geary and Buchanan 
 
 810 
 
 8 and 10 Cal Mkt 
 I52S Dupout 
 
 619 Broadway 
 46 Centre Market 
 
 13 S F Market 
 
 LewisJM&Co, Hi Fourth 
 
 Lilienthal H, 22 Grend Arcade Market 
 Loeb Henry, Mason and Vallejo 
 
 Lobenstein S, cor Post and Laguna 
 
 Lowenbruck John, 1207 Mission 
 
 Lutz & Co, 3 and 4 California Market 
 LutzJohnP, i:!o()ak 
 
 Maessen W, 2 Metropolitan Market 
 
 Malloney Peter, NE cor 6th andHarris'a 
 Marxen Julius, 208 Francisco 
 
 Mayer & Hartnian, 
 
 6 New Metropolitan Market 
 xNLvywald W & Co, 
 
 34 and 35 CJrand Western Market 
 McCarty James, 323 Third 
 
 McDerniott Bros, 405 Fnlsom 
 
 Mc(ilianC M, 21 13 Mission 
 
 MeKeney Patrick J, 4 Mission Market 
 McMouomy John H, 
 Menesini G, 
 Menesini V & Co, 
 Mengel John. 
 Merklebach Vni, 
 
 Merry, Faull & Co, 532 and 534 Market 
 Meyer & Akniann, 16 and 18 Sacramento 
 xMeyer B, <HM Larkin 
 
 Miclieletti Bros, Dupout and Filbert 
 Michelssen, Brown & Co, 30S Front 
 Miller F J, 1 103 Folsom 
 
 MilliciniE, 314 Montgomery ave 
 
 Mineiian P, 530 Fourtli 
 
 Mixen J, 208 Francisco 
 
 Mockel Christian, 
 
 N \V cor Union ami Kearny 
 Mokel C, 400 Union 
 
 Moock Geo, 4 Gir.nd Central Market 
 Mooek .1, 31 Valencia 
 
 Morgenstein A VV, Third and Hrannan 
 Moritz John C, 
 M<trse Joiui, 
 Muller John, 
 Muller& Koenig, 
 
 15 and 16 Cal Mkt & Har near iltii 
 Nagle Wm, Gl'7 Hush 
 
 Newman A A. Co, 1 and 2 Centre Market 
 Newmann P H, 520 East i 
 
 Newman S & Co, | 
 
 741 to 747 Miss and I Metropolitan Mkt | 
 Nolthenius J & Schmid V, 
 
 SE cor Lombard and Stockton i 
 
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 13 Fillmore 
 229 Fell 
 13 Fillmore 
 819 Jackson 
 02 Stockton 
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 1318 Polk 
 S F Market 
 ith and Capp 
 L3 ami Larkiu 
 2616 Bush 
 ,nd Buchanan 
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 111 Fourth 
 ircaile Market 
 lU and Vallejo 
 at and T^aguna 
 1207 Mission 
 ifornia Market 
 i;55()ak 
 politan Market 
 th and Harris' ii 
 208 Francisco j. 
 
 )politan Market j Wj 
 
 ^Vcsteru Market i " 
 
 32'.? T\>ird ' 
 
 40.'i Folsom I 
 
 211 '•? Mission i 
 
 Mission Market 1 
 
 and 10 Cal Mkt 
 152S Dupout 
 G19 Bi-oailway ' 
 .0 Centre Market j 
 
 13 S F Market 
 I', and 5:H Market 
 iid 18 Sacramento 
 
 904: Lark in | 
 
 pont at<d Filbert 
 
 i,^ SOS Front 
 
 1 103 Folsom 
 
 Montgomery ave I 
 
 530 Fourth j 
 
 208 Francisco j 
 
 Jnion and Kearny 
 4W) Uniiin 
 \u\ Central Market I 
 1 31 Valencia , 
 
 htird and Brannan j 
 b Montgomery ave | 
 y 141 rage 
 
 California Market 
 
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 _ 0'27 Bush j 
 
 lud 2 Centre Market 1 
 ■ 520 East 1 
 
 |l Metropolitan Mkt 
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 1329 
 
 Northmoore S, 
 O'Beirne Arthur, 
 O'Brien Thomas, 
 Ocean Mpvket Butchers, 
 O'Donneh P, 
 
 Sn p 'T S*';?^^ ^'''^«' 56 Metropolitan Market 
 426i Natoma Terry L A, 7 Centre Market 
 
 097 tt American Beef Co, 
 
 5«ilvie Rob,- cor Ellis and WeKj; Tyson & Bill.' ^rslS^^^^^SSt 
 
 jVnhoimerElias, ^^J^^-- ui;i Felix ' ' si^i^lsTL'rltt 
 
 Ososke Isaac, irf p^'^? ^.'y V^' 1903 Geary 
 
 1012 Pacihc Van Housen Wm, NE cor Eddy and Mas 
 
 
 
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 Oswald Wm, 
 
 Ott & Zeitler, NE cor Pierce and Eddy 
 Ottenheimer Isaac, 
 
 29 and 30 Grand Western Market 
 Owens & Co, 59 and 60 Washington ' ' 
 Pacific Sausage Factory, 526 Fourth 
 Peterson H, cor Seventh and Bryant 
 Pieperling A; Co, SE cor Hyde and Union 
 Porporato Francisco, 1224 Dupont 
 
 Powers .Jaa D, 1531 Turk 
 
 Powers T J, 136 Hayes 
 
 p,)\vser Ciias, II R ave Ijet 1 4th and 1 JHh 
 Proll Henry Jr, SW cor Laj-kin and Clay 
 Kaxbo Geo A, 1 145 Folsom 
 
 Rimel Frank, 65 Centre Market 
 
 Uii.lel Conrad, 1417 Dupont 
 
 Reinlc iV Fnchs, 3 (Jrand Central 
 
 Market and 24 dirand Arcade Market 
 Roseiihurgh G, 1 Mission " 
 
 Rosenberg L, 3 Metropolitan " 
 Rosenberg M, olOFrankin 
 
 Rosenberg S S, 1501 Powell 
 
 Rossi (J, 515 Broadway 
 
 Roth Chas, 1 6th bet Guerrero & Dolores 
 Rothermel & MuUer, 702 Bush 
 
 Rudolph A, NE cor Folsom and Sixth 
 
 Sahrbacher Chas, 904 Stockton 
 
 Saltman Chas, 1806 Bush 
 
 Schmidt & Thomson, 1405 " 
 
 Schrader J, Point Lobos and Collins 
 
 Wagner Chas F, 536 Kearny 
 
 Wagner & Hanb, 1505 Stockton 
 
 V\ agnerP, NE cor Fillmore and Sutter 
 Wahlheim 0, 912 Twentieth 
 
 \\aier8Geo, 308 Blfth 
 
 \V anz J no D, N vV cor Columbia and 24th 
 
 Schuck E & Co, 
 Schussler Louis, 
 Seibel Fred, 
 Siebel Philip, 
 Seipel Chas, 
 Sern Chas, 
 Seufert F A, 
 Sheehan I'atrick, 
 Sheipley Chas, 
 Shyne Jas G, 
 Smith Jas, 
 Smith Jas, 
 
 Warner Geo, 
 Weber E, 
 Wcisheimer C, 
 Werner (Joo, 
 ^^'erncr Louis, 
 Wetzell Wm, 
 White John, 
 
 211 Folsom 
 
 1343 Dupont 
 
 2 Clay St Market 
 
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 2302 Mission 
 
 1604 Howard 
 
 1604 Polk 
 
 1018 Alabama 
 
 2302 Mission 
 
 330 Fourth 
 
 1119 Harrison 
 
 2203 Polk 
 
 SW cor Clay and Polk 
 
 5 Metropolitan Market 
 
 cor 16th and 2d ave 
 
 1643 Polk 
 
 910 Bryant 
 
 N^V cor 22d and Folsom 
 
 1102 Clay 
 
 A\ ilson J Y & Co, 508 Mkt and 9 Sutter 
 Wuirow Jes, 3000 Mission 
 
 AV^itzemann William, Merchant and East 
 Wood Horace V, Mission nr iVJth 
 
 Woodhouse & Hilliard, 19th and Capp 
 Wuthrich Jno, 415 Geary 
 
 Yager Martin, 211 Folsom 
 
 \ oung & Bro, Greenwich and Steiner 
 Zecher F W, 1817i Powell 
 
 Zeh Louis, SE cor Dupont and Union 
 
 BUTCHERS-WHOLESALE. 
 
 Andrews Oliver, Fifth ave bet K and L 
 Avy Eugene, 320 Sansom 
 
 Brandensteiu M & Co, (sheep), 5'?9 Clay 
 (^atlow John, 331 Montgomery 
 
 Donnelly, Dunne & Co, 601 California 
 Dunphy & Hildreth, 533 Kearny 
 
 GRADWOHL M & CO. 1142 6 Market 
 Husson Paul & Co, 535 Clay 
 
 James J G, 331 Kearny 
 
 Johnson C H, 331 " 
 
 Lintott Jas, (commission), 
 
 914 Market and 62 to 64 Cal Mkt 
 
 Smith Wm, NW cor Mont ave and Lom 
 SniffinsE, 2436 Mission 
 
 Solfoorman S P, 1503 Franklin 
 
 Solomon Sam'iel, 1-2 Grand Cen Market 
 Stark Luke, 529 First 
 
 Starck .lohn 4 Co, cor Leav and Ellis 
 SteffensJno, 154 First 
 
 Stelling Bros, NE cor 24th and Mission 
 Stalling & Tiiebe, 155 and 157 Second 
 Stephan John G, 1 and 2 California Mkt 
 Stienfels Chas, 1702 Hyde 
 
 Stolz Phil J, 126 Eleventh 
 
 Storck C L & Co, 301 Hayes 
 
 Loewel A & Co, 
 Mayson .foseph M, 
 Miller & liux, 
 
 MOFFAT E & H. 
 
 Murphy & Horn, 
 O'Brien William, 
 
 12 S F Market 
 314 Pine 
 533 Kearny 
 238 Kearny 
 533 
 
 52'J Olay 
 
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 Oregon Stock and Butchering Co, 
 
 (Caleb H.lohnson manager), 331 Mont 
 Poly Hebron & Co, 339 Kearny 
 
 SCHOENFELD JACOB, 331 " 
 
 Sohelline Nathan, 331 " 
 
 Schweitzer J & Co, 16 Clay St Market 
 Selig M, 331 Kearny 
 
 Shrader A J, 2 B'irst ave 
 
 Silverberg S, (sheep), 320 Sansom 
 
 Wagner P C & Bro, (pork), 15 S F Mkt 
 
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 1523 Market 
 
 403 Natoina 
 
 308 Sutter 
 
 261 First 
 
 217 Market 
 
 314 Jackson 
 
 18 and 20 Sutter 
 
 346 Seventh 
 
 Brendlien Geo, 
 Buckner & Co, 
 Drouilhat J, 
 Easton John, 
 Forbes A J, 
 Francis G C, 
 Gilbert & Moore, 
 GillamJ R, 
 
 GREFFE & TANROX. 
 
 141 Fourth and 560 Brannan 
 Haussler L F, 231 Jackson 
 
 Herring, Murphy & Reeve, 566 Brannan 
 Johnson C E, 730 Mission 
 
 Kittler & C \V, 202 Powell 
 
 Klemm C, 148 Bluxome 
 
 Koehler Chas, 20!) Mason 
 
 UNFORTH & RAWLINGS, 
 
 cor Mission and First 
 Miller J A, 1029 Market and 325 Turk 
 Nelson Bros, li(6 Sixteenth 
 
 Paulson & Sanders, 5 IS) and 521 Jones 
 Pfaff Henry, 512 Montgomery ave 
 
 Purdy Danl, 1 104 Mission 
 
 Roesler H, 225 Post 
 
 Schubert H & Co, 225 and 227 Beale 
 
 Mercer Bros, 
 Mercer M A, 
 
 ROBERTS F, 
 ROTHSCHILDS & 
 
 Schmits Wm, 
 Schroder & Albrecht, 
 Seidl Jos, 
 Thain A Jr, 
 Wilson Mrs Mary A, 
 
 916 Market 
 
 ol8 Kearny 
 
 cor Bush and Polk 
 
 EHRENPFORT, 
 
 . 40s (Jluy 
 323 Broadway 
 226 Battery 
 754 Market 
 781 
 
 342 Fourth 
 
 Sherman W B, 
 Suckow Chas, 
 Thiele R, 
 Weismann Henry, 
 
 WIOMOREJOHN, 
 
 Wolf W H, 
 Wyman C, 
 ZehfuBs Wm, 
 
 408 Folsom 
 
 23 Montgomery ave 
 
 657 Mission 
 
 532 Stevenson 
 
 129 to 135 Spear 
 
 931 Mission 
 
 1317 
 
 840 
 
 CANNED GOODS. 
 
 Artigues E & Co, Bay City M irket 
 
 Booth Sydney, yjy p , 
 
 Code Eltelt, 314 Washin.'ton 
 
 CUTTINa PACKING CO. " 
 
 17 to 41 Main 
 Hume R D, 309 and 31 1 Sacramcuto 
 
 KING OF WM JAMES C & CO. 
 
 ^«« « ^\^ ^ll"" ^I'O'^^lway and Sansom 
 LUS R A & CO, 534 an<] 536 Clay 
 
 Pacitic Coast Packing Co, 805 Sansom 
 Sacramento River Packing Co, (Wm 
 
 B Bradford manager), 318 Front 
 
 San Jose Fruit Packing Co, 318 " 
 Schotcher & Gibl)8, 3is '< 
 
 SPAFFORD FRUIT PACKING 
 AND PRESERVING CO, 
 
 310 an.l 312 Clay 
 
 WANOENHEIM SOL & CO, 
 
 118 to 126 Davis 
 
 CAPITALISTS. 
 
 CAMELUNE. 
 
 (For the Complexion.) 
 
 WAKELEEHF&CO. 
 
 SE cor Bush and Montgomery 
 
 CANDLES AND SOAP. 
 
 (See also Soap.) 
 Bay Soap & Candle Factory, 1 19 Front 
 
 JDDSON & WOODMAN BROS, 
 
 (S F Candle Co), 402 Frmt 
 
 Mission Soap & Candle Works, 108 Bush 
 
 CANDY FACTORIES. 
 
 (See als© Confectioners.) 
 Bradshaw A, 508 Sixteenth 
 
 Brind C, - 1508 Polk 
 
 Demartini & Co, 21 1 Post 
 
 Estrada Fred, 421» Kearny 
 
 Fontuua& Bartlett, 519^ Post 
 
 Gilbert Aug, 3 Kearny and 410 Hayes 
 Haas Geo & Co, '20 Kearny 
 
 Hacker B. 812 Market and 128 Third 
 Hirshfeld D, 23 Stevenaou 
 
 Adams Edson, 
 Aldrich W A, 
 Alvord Wm, 
 Ames Sam'l A, 
 Baldwin A R, 
 Baldwin E J, 
 Banks T C, 
 Barron Edwd, 
 Beaver ( >eo W, 
 Beldeu Josiah, 
 Bigelow S C 
 Blythe T H, 
 Bolton James R, 
 Booth E J, 
 Booth H L, 
 lk)wie H R, 
 Boyd & Davis, 
 Boyd J no F, 
 Brittan N J, 
 Brown Richanl, 
 Brown R •), 
 Bruce Samuel, 
 Brush C W, 
 Bull A, 
 Burgess C A, 
 Burke John H, 
 Bye Frank W, 
 Carpentier Edwd 
 
 91 and 92 Montgomery 
 314 California 
 cor Cal and Siiimom 
 320 Califoruia 
 328 Montgomery 
 BaUUviii Hotel 
 1 16 Califoruiii 
 21 Nevada blk 
 414 California 
 314 
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 320 Califuruia 
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 126 Kearny 
 52 Nevada bk 
 314 California 
 215 Sannom 
 328 Montgomery 
 410 California 
 320 
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 226 California 
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 Carpentier H W, 
 Carr Wm B, 
 Carroll John, 
 Castle M, 
 Center Jno, 
 Chapiii S A, 
 Cheesman Morton, 
 Clay Fred, 
 ( '. igan James, 
 Cougdon Henry B, 
 
 COOK DANIEL. 
 COOKSETH, 
 
 Cooiiey Patrick H, 
 
 Cooper J B, 
 
 Crim Samuel, 
 
 Crosby Fred'k W, 
 
 Cummings J M, 
 
 Cutter Horace F, 
 
 Deane Coll 
 
 De Laveaga J V & M A, 
 
 Dewey S P, 
 
 Dewey W I', 
 
 Dixon Jno, 
 
 Dodge Ceo S, 
 
 Donahue Peter, 
 
 Duncan Jos M, 
 
 DussdI Gustavo 
 
 Earl Jno 0, 
 
 Embody Obadiah, 
 
 Emerio Joseph, 
 
 English Joseph M, 
 
 Epstein Henry, 
 
 Fair James G, 
 
 Fttull John A, 
 
 FeltonC N, 
 
 Fernbach M, 
 
 Fiui,'an Peter A, 
 
 FISKASA, 
 
 6 Montgomery ave 
 310 Pine 
 
 410 Montgomery 
 
 213 Front 
 
 420 California 
 
 7 Montgomery ave 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 llSLeilesdorll 
 
 403 California 
 
 240 Montgomery 
 
 4 Nevada blk 
 
 4 " 
 
 420 Montgomery 
 328 
 
 420 California 
 228 " 
 
 417 
 523 Montgomery 
 238 
 
 258 Marlvet 
 
 308 Pine 
 
 308 " 
 
 238 Montgomery 
 
 302 
 
 420 
 
 312 Pine 
 
 522 Montgomery 
 
 401 California 
 
 232 Montgf)mery 
 
 621 JSaiisom 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 
 21(5 ^>ansom 
 
 6 Nevada block 
 
 320 Montgomery 
 
 402 Montgomery 
 
 327 Pine 
 
 400 Montuonu'ry 
 
 240 ' " 
 
 WOOD J f! & CO, 30'.t Mont, nns 6, 7, 8 
 
 Floyd P i.i.s. 
 Foonnaii inon, 
 Frank Josepb 
 Fry Col J 1 ), 
 IJiishwiler Jno \V, 
 Graves Kobert N, 
 Graves Wm H, 
 (irayson Geo W, 
 lirim A K, 
 Grogan Alex B, 
 
 000 Montgomery l)lk 
 
 70 " 
 
 131 Montgomery 
 
 41!l California 
 
 .s F .Stock Kx blii. 
 
 400 Nlt)iit^omer\ 
 
 23 Stock Kx buil.li.ig 
 
 331 Montgoiiii'ry 
 
 705 .Saii> (ui 
 
 HA&GIN & TEVIS, 3oy Mont, ..7 
 
 Haunay Kdward 1, 412 Battery 
 
 HASTINGS S G, 
 
 Hawx hurst R W, 
 Hayward Alvin/a, 
 Heiul E A, 
 Hearst (Jeo, 
 Heywood Frank, 
 Hill Horace 8, 
 H..ag Wm M, 
 HobartWS, 
 UoggTE, 
 
 HOLKES A J. 
 Hopkiuu Geo W, 
 
 630 Clay, rm -' 
 
 402 Montgomery 
 
 224 Califdrni.i 
 
 30<JMontgoni 
 
 44 Nevada 1>ik 
 
 pier 13 Steuart 
 
 320 Montgomery 
 
 302 
 
 412 California 
 
 302 Montgomery 
 
 318Piue, room 41 
 
 419 California 
 
 Howell M D, 
 Hunt John D, 
 Hussey J L, 
 Irvi- J Jas, 
 Iv .18 R, 
 Jacobs David, 
 Johnson R C, 
 
 KELLOOO F H, 
 
 Kellogg J G, 
 Kraner P H, 
 Land Chas, 
 Latham Milton S, 
 Lawson Thoa, 
 Law ton G T, 
 Lent W M, 
 Le Roy Theodore, 
 Livingston Mark, 
 Londre Jos, 
 Lul)eck S, 
 Lunniiig N, 
 Lyle Williams, 
 Mac Dermot Chas F, 
 Marsh E B, 
 Masten N K, 
 Maynard Jno H, 
 MeCreery A B, 
 McCullough H V S, 
 McDonald Mark L, 
 McKay David, 
 McLane Chas E, 
 Mecartuey A, 
 Meeks Wm N, 
 Meloue Drury, 
 Merritt Samuel 
 Miller Albert, 
 Mills D O, 
 Mills Edgar, 
 Mills Ogden, 
 Mitcher G, 
 Morrison Jno C Jr, 
 Morrow Icobt, 
 Mm.is I. 'has. 
 
 Moss J Mora, 
 
 Nortbam E F, 
 
 D'N.ill Itichd, 
 
 I 'age !• rank B, 
 
 Part tJiio, 
 
 IMiel.ui •li'U), 
 
 Pierce Jas P, 
 
 I'Hier Wm A, 
 
 I'hune Jno V, 
 
 Pond Edw B, 
 
 P ter GeoC, 
 
 I loctor Jno, 
 wiymond Israel W, 
 
 Uiuihart Simon, 
 
 Reis Bros, 
 
 Robinet Eugene, 
 
 Robinson L L, 
 
 Rosenbaum Mosea, 
 
 Rosenberg Jos, 
 
 Rosener Bros, 
 
 Kouaaet Paul, 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 513 California 
 
 402 Montgomery 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 218 Sansom 
 
 705 
 
 120 Sutter 
 
 444 California 
 
 314 
 
 314 Montgomery 
 
 405 California 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 
 217 Battery 
 
 401 California 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 729 
 
 414 California 
 446 •• 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 211 Sansom 
 54 Nevada block 
 328 Montgomery 
 309 California 
 18 Nevada block 
 315 California 
 211 Sansom 
 328 Montgomery 
 237 Pine 
 215 Sansom 
 309 Montgomery 
 6 Montgomery ave 
 237 First 
 418 California 
 22 " 
 
 22 " 
 
 426 " 
 
 426 
 426 
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 310 Sacramento 
 414 California 
 230 Montgomery 
 718 Battery 
 120 Sutter 
 JW9 Montgomery 
 306 
 414 
 519 
 
 315 California 
 606 Montgomery 
 232 California 
 318 Pine 
 426 California 
 201 
 315 
 412 
 316 
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 320 Sansom 
 206 Front 
 410 Montgomery 
 213 Battery 
 619 Montgomery 
 
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 Ryer Washington M, 
 Scholle Bros, 
 Sharon Wm, 
 Shaw Jno M, 
 Sherwood Robt, 
 Shillaber Theo, 
 Shores Leander, 
 Slorah Jas, 
 Smiley Jos E, 
 SneathRG, 
 Soule & Farquharson, 
 Steinhart Sigismund, 
 Stevenson Robt, 
 Stone H S, 
 Sutton P, 
 Tait Geo, 
 
 524 Washington 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 242 Montgomery 
 
 305 Sansom 
 
 408 California 
 
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 67 Nevada block 
 
 230 Montgomery 
 
 708 Sansom 
 
 240 Montgomery 
 
 320 Sanaom 
 
 400 Montgomery 
 
 2(> Merchants' Ex 
 
 331 Montgomery 
 
 419 California 
 
 531 
 
 G7 Nevada block 
 
 Tevis Lloyd, NE cor San and Cal 
 
 Throckmorton S R, 313 California 
 
 Toomey Henry, 424 Montgomery 
 
 Turner Jno, 414 California 
 
 VAN RENSSELAER P S, 3io Pine 
 
 Walkcrley Wm, 
 WeblKjr A A, 
 Whittle Robt, 
 Williams & Bixley, 
 Worn Geo A, 
 
 322 Montgomery 
 306 
 
 302 *' 
 
 320 Sansom 
 436 California 
 
 CARPET BEATING. 
 
 Brock N P, 27 Tyler 
 
 Kaut/.mann Geo, (weaver), 39 Second 
 
 McDowell s & co, 
 
 (San Francisco), 1321 and 1323 Market 
 Merrill I'arker, 453 Stevenson 
 
 Mitchell & Hobc, 230 and 232 14th 
 
 Muri)hv Jno, Alabama Ixjt 25th and 26th 
 Spaulding J & Co, 353 and 355 Teliama 
 Vaughan H B, 132 Fourth 
 
 W. Oon.i). S. McDowEU.. 
 
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 Iteflttinjf Carpets a Speciiilty. 
 
 We employ tioiio but tlie Mont Experienced 
 
 Wiirkiiieii. 
 
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 Itetwecn Ninth uiid Teiitli, San rraiii'isco. 
 
 4'«nn<>«*t<Ml by T«'Ieplion<'. 
 
 CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. 
 
 (See also Furniture and Bedding.) 
 
 Berson A & Son, 
 Bonaeina .( M, 17 
 
 Burnliani is \\" it Co, 
 Edwarils I' rank (i, 
 Ehrenfort Wm, 
 
 710 to 714 Wash 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 
 ()I8 Market 
 
 628 to- 0:M Cliiv 
 
 14 Third 
 
 Frederick , Job & Co, 649 and 651 Mkt 
 
 Goldberg S, 
 
 Gidlixson Her.ry F & Co, 
 Hall, Curtis A Co, 
 Hall & Lachman, 
 Hardie D & Co, 
 Hartshorn & McPhun, 
 
 HENEY WM & CO, 
 
 Heyneriann & Co, 
 Lachman M, 
 Mackay Alex, 
 Neuman I, 
 
 FLUMGHASM&CO, 
 
 Preston E, 
 
 RAYE A F & CO, 
 
 Schlueter & Volberg, 
 Shirek & Co, 
 Sloane W & J, 
 Theas Philip, 
 
 933 Markei, 
 
 630 Market 
 
 2."»0 Bush 
 
 lib Sutter 
 
 715 Market 
 
 112 Fourth 
 
 725 Market 
 
 5 Sansom 
 
 31 Post 
 
 1112 Market 
 
 117 Sixth 
 
 641 Market 
 
 10 Fourth 
 
 739 Market 
 
 709 Market 
 
 1121 Stockton 
 
 525 Market 
 
 1115 Dupont 
 
 Walter D N & E & Co, Battery and Mkt 
 
 A. P. RAYE & CO., 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS 
 
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 CURTAIN MATERIALS, 
 
 No. 739 Mari(et Street, 
 
 SAAT FRANCISCO. 
 
 CARRIAGE FACTORIES. 
 
 (See also Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers- 
 .also Wagonmakers. ) 
 
 Bcanston & Gallagher, 127 Fifth 
 
 BettisOJ, 1434 Jackson 
 
 Bink A, 1711 Mission 
 
 Black H M, 855 Manket 
 
 Blanch B, 654 to 658 Howard 
 
 CARVILL MANUFACTURING 
 
 CO, (A UCar.ill pres), 
 
 709 Powell and ISO.lessie 
 Dupuy J & Co, 630 Broadway 
 
 Estrade P, 708 Battery 
 
 Falkingham E, SW cor 16th & Harrison 
 Folsom Alljert, 217 Kllis 
 
 GRAVE B & CO, 423 PaciHc 
 
 Hattan & Horsen, 715 Folsom 
 
 Hayes & ( ilinn. Filbert bet Webster k Fill 
 HOLMES M F, 327 and 32!) Sutter 
 Kruger &. Buttertield, 1 106 Howard 
 
 Larkins & Co, 633 Howard 
 
 Ijowry Y & Son, SE cor 8tli and Howard 
 McCueMJ&Co, 1319 Market 
 
 Morrison & i'o, 1 10 Jessie 
 
 Moj'ers C J, 1 14S Mission 
 
 NEUWALD WM, 421 and 423 Pacific 
 
 OSBORN R F & CO, 751 Market 
 
 Pollard J, 6/ and 69 Stevenson 
 
 .Sanborn A W, 24 and 26 Beale 
 
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 112 Fourth 
 725 Market 
 
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 112 Market 
 
 117 Sixth 
 
 641 Market 
 
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 70^ Market 
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 12" Fifth 
 
 14;V4 Jackson 
 
 1711 Mission 
 
 855 Market 
 
 _ to »)58 Howard 
 
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 630 Broadway 
 708 Battery 
 16th & Harrison 
 
 217 KUis 1 »! 
 423 Paoitic 
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 633 Howard 
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 110 Jessie 
 1148 Mission 
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 751 Market 
 
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 Whitmore E, 1507 Polk 
 
 Wylin James, 20 and 22 Seventh 
 
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 10»7 MliiiHion St . i>et, 
 Between 16th and 16th, SAN FUANCISCO, 
 
 Cutiagoa and Wagons of all kinds made to order. 
 THE CRA!VDAIiIi PATKIVT 
 
 Sktictoa & Basiatsa Baggy aSpscialiy. 
 
 The very Beat, for reasons of Durability, Light- 
 
 iiesB, and Ekisy Hiding, and at Less Exixinse 
 
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 S. C. BOWLKY. 
 
 BOWLEY 
 
 Importers 
 
 H. L. BoWLEY. 
 
 BROS., 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in every 
 deseription of 
 
 Harness, Saddlery, Whips, Blaniiets, Robes, Etc. 
 
 AUKNTH FOR 
 
 ''amesll. Hill &Co'8 Celebrated Concord Harneaa. 
 No. 9 New Merchants' Kxchanice, 
 
 California Street, San Francisco. 
 
 Repository and Sale Stables corner New Mont- 
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 Auction Sales -Tuesdays, ThursdayB and Sat- 
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 BOWLET BROS, 
 
 SW cor Mission and New Montgomery 
 Eastman T S, cor Miss and New Montgy 
 Gallagher Bemard(al80 hear8es),222 Miss 
 Holcomb Bros & Co, 41 1^ California 
 Willey F & Co, 427 Montgomery 
 
 CARRIAGE TRIMMERS, 
 
 Coughlin J J & Co, 903 Folsom 
 
 Hagstron N 1\ 128 O'Farrell 
 
 Holmes M P & Co, 327 Sutter 
 
 Lewis E M, 538 Valencia 
 
 Piche M, 036 Broadway 
 
 Meinhardt F W, 1 146 Mission 
 
 8T12N C W, 265 Stevenson 
 
 CEMENT. 
 
 (See Lime, Cement and Brick.) 
 
 CHAIR FACTORIES. 
 
 CARMOUCHE K P & E, 124 Main 
 Coulter Robt (agt Wakefield Rattan 
 „.Co), 38 Geary 
 
 «^^iiS["..2?°' 427 Twenty-second 
 
 GREFFE & TANRON, (Centen- 
 nial), 141 andl43Freelonand 550 Bran 
 INDIANAPOLIS CHAIR MAN- 
 
 ^ OTACTURIKG CO, 1«0 New Mont 
 Nougaret Chas, 135 Reale 
 
 CHEMICAL WORKS. 
 
 Bay View Chemical Works, 
 
 Folsom bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth 
 
 ^4Ai^^^?.I^ CHEMICAL 
 
 WORKS, (John Reynolds propr), 
 Twenty-eighth and San Bruno Road 
 
 CHURCH A S. (agt Rainford Che- 
 mical Works), 405 Front 
 
 Golden Cicy Chemical Works (Con 
 O'Connor pres), cor 7th and Townsend 
 
 Judson & Shepard, (S F Chemical 
 Works), 402 Front 
 
 Mission Chemical Works, 
 Harrison bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth 
 
 REYNOLDS OEOROE, 
 
 Twenty-eighth and San Bruno Road 
 
 CHINESE AND JAPANESE 
 GOODS. 
 
 Chin Lee &. Co, 
 Chy Lung & Co, 
 Deakin W F, 
 Doyle C A & Co, 
 
 HOP KEE & CO. 
 
 Lung Chy & Co, 
 March G T & Co, 
 
 MAYERS ROBERT, 
 TONO TIE & CO, 
 
 521 Kearny 
 
 640 Sacramento 
 
 628 " • 
 
 4 New Montgomery 
 
 723 and 725 Clay 
 
 640 Sacramento 
 
 625 Market 
 
 621 Market 
 
 728 Sacramento 
 
 TONG WO & CO, 722 
 
 CHIROPODISTS. 
 
 C. W. STEIN, 
 
 No. 266 Stevenson Street, 
 
 Bet. Third and Fourth, San Francisco. 
 
 DKALRR IN 
 
 CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS 
 
 OF ALL KINDS. 
 
 Cowan R H, 
 Feistel & Gerrard, 
 Halpruner W S, 
 Loewenhorst A L, 
 Popper V, 
 Kussack I, 
 Treat J W, 
 
 236 Kearny 
 
 838 Market 
 
 6 Eddy 
 
 331 Kearny 
 
 127 Montgomery 
 
 31 Eddy 
 
 523 Kearny 
 
 85 
 
 CHRONOMETERS. 
 
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 CIDER AND VINEGAR. 
 
 (See Vinegar, Cider, etc.) 
 
 CIGAR MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 (See also Cigars and Tobacco.) 
 
 Alexander D, 208 Montgomery 
 
 Ainark Fred, 518 Battery 
 
 Andrade Z, 635 PaciHc 
 
 Auerbacli, Goldljerg't Co, 410 Sac 
 
 Baumgartner & Bohles, 230-232 14th 
 Berty J & Co, SE cor Market and Fre 
 Boger F E, 526 Hayes 
 
 BoUman J & Co, 409 Washington 
 
 Bornstin Louis, 1 13 Sixth 
 
 BOWMAN J S. (impr), 
 
 N VV cor Battery and Sacramento 
 Brand Herman, 304 Battery 
 
 Bremer Jos & Co, 310 Sacramento 
 
 BRIOOS E & CO, 646 Market 
 
 Broecker F, 237 Fifth 
 
 Brune August, SE cor Front and Clay 
 Casner J & Co, 615 Sansom 
 
 Cellner Wm, 717 
 
 COHN G & CO. >n and 119 Pine 
 
 CULP J D & CO, 16 Front and 511 Mkt 
 CURTIS. DIXON.& CO. 309 Clay 
 
 DENICKE BROS, 310 and 312 Wash 
 Diez & llamon, 416 Battery 
 
 Eisenberg Bros, 603 Front 
 
 FALKENSTEIN & CO, 
 
 NE cor Battery and Sacramento 
 FAKKEL D & CO, (cigarette), 414 Sac 
 Gaffke E, 443 Busl 
 
 Gallcauo A, 802 Montgomery 
 
 Garcia Jos»f A, 413 Sacramento 
 
 Gelieri 11 G, 315 Davis 
 
 Goslinsky E & Co, 219 and 221 Battery 
 HAHN FRANCIS J, 206 McAllister 
 Harris Bros, 318 Battery 
 
 Harris Chas, 414 Sacramento 
 
 Hclmuth Wm, 506 .facksim 
 
 Holling Bros, 109 California 
 
 HoUing F, 320 Clay 
 
 Howell M C, 61 6 Montgomery 
 
 John Wni, SW cor Post and Dupont 
 Kaisky, Sternberg & Co, 513-515 I'ront 
 
 Mayrisch Bros, 
 Mayrisch Otto, 
 Meyer A, 
 Me;) er Wm, 
 Orclenstein & Co, 
 Perrazo G, 
 Petri C, 
 Pctry John, 
 Pike J M & Co, 
 I'lagemanu H, 
 PoUak Arnold, 
 Poppe Chas, 
 
 „,„„ 405 Battery 
 
 213 Montgomery ave 
 
 535 Commercial 
 
 217 Eleventh 
 
 306 and 308 Battery 
 
 1421 Dupont 
 
 1341 " 
 
 823 Pacilic 
 
 327 Front 
 
 305 Sacramento 
 
 217 Sacramento 
 
 305 Battery 
 
 FUMARIEGA JOSE & CO, 44i Bush 
 
 Quezada L, 508 Broadway 
 
 Koberts J M, .327 Pacific 
 
 Kosenbaum J S & Co, Battery and VUv 
 
 ROSENTHAL & FROHHAN, ^ 
 
 627 and 629 Montgomery 
 Sabin F, 802 Montgomery 
 
 SANDERSON & HORN. ^ 
 
 327 and .329 Front 
 
 Schlaberg Bros, 
 Schmidt Jno F, 
 Schnitzer J, 
 Schnitzer Jacob, 
 Schula & Son, 
 Schwartz Wm, 
 
 629 Washington 
 
 206 Bush 
 
 312 Fourth 
 
 804 Folsom 
 
 2764 Mission 
 
 54 Sacramento 
 
 SCHAEFFER J W & CO. 
 
 321 and 323 Sacramento 
 
 Sideman Abr, 
 Sideman Lachman & 
 Siel)enhauer L& Co, 
 Sikes E & Co, 
 Smith Wm N & Co, 
 Soboslay Julius, 
 Specht John, 
 Stepp C & W, 
 Urban Hugo, 
 Vuscovich V, 
 Weis Wm, 
 
 WERTHEIMER M 
 
 Klahn John H, 
 Xlopstock C & Co, 
 Kohnberg M P & Co, 
 Kudner & (Joldstine, 
 KuUman &, Armer, 
 La Salle Co, 
 Leu & Harms, 
 Lewis Bros, 
 
 LEWIS WM & CO. 
 
 418 Sixth 
 
 212 Front 
 
 318 and 220 Bat 
 
 427 Front 
 
 306 and .308 Sac 
 
 .304 Dupont 
 
 1247 Mission 
 
 W' hito I K. 
 Wilbert John S, 
 Wolf Morris, 
 Wolfrom A, 
 \Vrede William, 
 Zemauskey H J, 
 
 632 Waslungtoii 
 
 Co, 608Battu_v 
 
 318 klacramento 
 
 419 Battery 
 
 U2 l-ifth 
 
 11 27 Mission 
 
 633 Broadway 
 
 709 Mission 
 
 1028 Market 
 
 Montgy ave and Stockton 
 
 ir)4 Second 
 
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 518 Front 
 
 221 Sacramento 
 
 418 Hayes 
 
 -m Tliird 
 
 64G Market 
 
 423 Washin;,'ton 
 
 986 Folsom 
 
 Liel>e8 Bros & Co, 203 to 209 Sacramento' 
 Lio.diardtP, 608 " I 
 
 Love A Ecker, WM Market 
 
 CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 
 
 (See also Cigar Manufacturers,) 
 
 Abelino k Calles, 328 Montgomery ave 
 Alexander Chas, 975 Market 
 
 Anderson N, 522i Sixth 
 
 Antht'iiy (; \V il Co, Bush and Kearny 
 415 Sacramentoj Armstrong & Fegel, IBS Bush 
 
 ;W California; Asch Wm, 215 Sixth 
 
 Asher C, 
 Banks J, 
 
 1044 Sutter 
 1264 Market 
 
 Maher Wm, SW cor 2d and Stevenson I Becker F W, 
 Mann & Co, 324 Clay I Behnseu Chris, 
 
 Bassignano Peter, NW cor 6th andHor 
 
 705 Davia 
 18 Sixth 
 
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 Block Israel, 
 
 Blum A, 
 
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 Booth Thos, 
 
 SBorbeck John, 
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 Buckley Frank Jr, 
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 900 Market 
 222 Fourth 
 •>•»„ ,^00 Market 
 -22 and 224 Battery 
 242 Sixth 
 ,„ 30!) Fourth 
 204 California 
 '06 Second 
 705 Market 
 loll) 
 
 Castle Charles, 
 j2 Cemogorato P, 
 ^e Christopher L, 
 Cohan H, 
 Cohen Aaron, 
 CohnEd&Co, , 
 I Colaci) Max, 
 
 Coiistans P C, 
 I Cramer Edwin F, 
 Davis David, 
 Davy Silas, 
 Devlin John, 
 Dezaux A P, 
 Drathen P, 
 Diinlap D L, 
 Eamcs M, 
 
 Eckstein Alfred B, 
 I . Emanuel L & E 
 he EngelbertPH, 
 U I f^nglander F E, 
 Ensign S, 
 
 loii, Union InsW* I 
 
 1405 Polk' TPT^TsiTP'i. 
 620 Murketi P^^ WM G. 
 „„^ 231 Kearnyl '"''^•r «• 
 225 Montgomery! T'™ « 'Solomon. 
 -«„ 785 Market! r^-'^^^^'iM, 
 009 Montgomery ^'^f'^son S, 
 , 450 Thirdir"'''"^ -Joshua, 
 545 California -^?*'''" *''redk. 
 
 1330 xMarket 
 124 Fourth vr ,"-7 -. 
 832 Marketi ,.'.'"'" ^ -M. 
 70 Fourth' ^'"'''* Henry, 
 
 P. 
 
 
 
 f alck A, „ i^itT and I 
 
 FELDMANN CHRIS F B '\-^i « i ! ;^'""'t'r i- h 
 
 Ferg,.son Jno, "* .* , m , "'' | ^^"^ ^' M, 
 
 Fernandez P, -ww' J ''"''' f "•'^''•■»m Nigrnund 
 
 Fitschen Jno, ..-.^V ,'>;"''"y p^^nhardt P & Co' 
 
 Flanagan Edward, 617 u',^"""'"' J^overentz Chas, ' 
 
 V. i.lJ T„.,.. r ,."'"'' 
 
 _ ^ I Foss A iS, 
 
 IQ Frankenl)erg Bros. 
 I" GaffkaE, 
 
 1^1 OANXON PETER T 
 
 Ath and Mkt and iui 
 Garcia M E, SW eor uCl. ""'i'"'!?'^ ^"^ 
 
 Gehrenbeck Albert ^iS\?'"V^""'"'" 
 GethingsJE ' 'S^ ^[""^"•y "ve 
 
 Glassnian Jacob. gv? ^Jo'ityon.ery 
 
 Goldbaum L NE or r k ^"""tfe'«"'eiy 
 
 GrafCleo, 
 
 321 Sansom 
 
 211 Kearny 
 
 „ 731 Davis 
 
 305 California 
 
 Holliday isidor, 
 
 fjollingsworth T C .-T "-"•'^ei; 
 
 Wonugsberffer T xru '^ID «< 
 
 Honigtbergfr S • ^^ •^^'^ ^"^h and Bat 
 '^■— ' ' • 333 East 
 
 738 Fourth 
 424 Folsom 
 ,, 328 Pine 
 il8 Fourth 
 
 236 Sixth 
 .,io ,,^'2 Hayes 
 -'•i Montgomery 
 
 , o,.u«. 3 Market 
 
 -Jessen Fredk, 531 East 
 
 •Johnson Jno, SVV cor W. I , 2 Clay 
 ll^urgens A, ^ ^^««'» »"<! Drumm 
 
 136 Second 
 
 46 Fourth 
 
 909 Kearny 
 
 and Sansom 
 
 '-12 Sansom 
 101 
 
 128 Kearny 
 
 „ 17 Pacific 
 
 •i20 Sansom 
 
 2246 Mission 
 
 427 Front 
 
 1306 Polk 
 
 26 Clay 
 
 ^ 229 Bush 
 
 123 Sansom 
 
 ... -^ 29 Sixth 
 
 '^1 Montgomery 
 
 215 Dupont 
 
 „„»'8 Market 
 
 oJO Montgomery 
 
 70 Fourth' ^'"'r "^ni-y. 
 21 Leido8d.,r/r k"' i"*^''"/ -- 'VE cor Wash 
 1231 Market' b"''»/'*«ob, ^ 
 
 5 Lei.lesdorffi ^°"' ^^' 
 
 319 Pine! JrO^minsky & firo, 
 
 4 Fourth T.'"«^''"H. 
 cor tlhs and Stockton' 5''"^^'^'' A, 
 
 1726 Eddy I ^"'«"' Louis, 
 . .. .-_ 500 Kearnvi J)"*'"'"' & ('oldstein, 
 
 1 ^ -.vLUiiii 1027 Howard 
 
 29 Fourt, I Levy Juli„3 ' 242 Sixth 
 
 114 Dupont Lewis H, sur n.. p '^'^2 Third 
 
 443 Bush Loker u'm T ^'""^ ^w^l Pacific 
 
 cia M E. SVV .Jyyr^A '"*;^."'^ ^kt' Lud.ngton Chas S, NE cor •< ^ ^"''^"y 
 
 -Mack Jivmes. ^^cor^d and How 
 
 Madison H ^^^A Market 
 
 Maiiderson'john 309 East 
 
 -Mangles He ' „ 106 Sixth 
 
 ".«.., Marks J L .' r> '^"^ Kearny 
 
 , , ^ 635 Clay Mattat C (J ^Vrl"?"?"'^*"" Hotel 
 
 12 Leidesdorff Matzdorff Morif , ^^ontgomery ave 
 
 ""••"• • • "^' 625 Union 
 
 Griessor Ad, 
 Guiist M H, 
 Hampshire Geo, 
 Hanjes E Henry, 
 
 31au Christian o^^. T" ^"luii 
 
 McLead H li * ^'8 Kearny 
 
 "" -«• 544 Fourth 
 
 ,|.,. 
 
 jTpTQjip-----^ ---------Jl_* Montgomery ave 
 
 1 
 
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 Twttenwi, HO. Itt. 114, 116 mi 118 Bat.fry fi' g. f* 
 
 1336 
 
 CIG 
 
 iS'cm Frandaco. 
 
 CIiAB8iriRD. 
 
 CIG 
 
 Michael Joa, 539 Clay 
 
 Michalitschke Bros, 226 Montgomery 
 Michalitschke Charles, Third and Mias 
 Michalitschke Gustav, 501 Kearny 
 
 Miller Henry, cor Tyler and Market 
 Modry Marcus, 312 Third 
 
 MoUar AFT, 1314 Polk 
 
 Moller John H, 312 Sixth 
 
 Mon Chon, 206 Dupont 
 
 Monieri Simon, 133*.)^ Dupont 
 
 Monsen H, 255 Steuart 
 
 Morris Julius, 32 Third 
 
 Morton Wm H, 18 Market 
 
 Muncy Wyndham,NWcor Mont and Cal 
 Nicols Richard, 650 Fourth 
 
 Nolan James, SE cor Bush and Kearny 
 Norris E J & Co, 946 and 948 Market 
 Oehlert Heiiry, 146 Fourth 
 
 Ohr t Christ, 515 Clay 
 
 OPPENHEIHER & BRO, 200 Front 
 Oramas Theo, 
 
 NE cor Front and Mkt andlOOO Mkt 
 Overstreet W F, 222 McAllister 
 
 Pearce Wm, 
 
 6:i4 Fourth 
 
 PEABLMAN A M> June Mkt and .Sut 
 
 Peiser Harry, 
 Perkins L G, 
 Perrin Eugene, 
 Peterson MP, ' 
 Pinkner G J, 
 Posler Philip, 
 Radston J Jr, 
 Raphael Isidor, 
 Recarte D H, 
 Redston Julius, 
 Reed Francis, 
 Riewerth Cornelius, 
 Rincke Frederick, 
 Ritter H H, 
 Ritter P \ 
 Rohuaek Albert, 
 
 17 Sixth 
 
 16 Third 
 
 200 Fourth 
 
 421 East 
 
 1231 Mission 
 
 337 Hayes 
 
 200 Sixth 
 
 430 Kearny 
 
 130 California 
 
 200 Sixth 
 
 537 Sacramento 
 
 39 PaciHc 
 
 325,^ Fifth 
 
 cor Sutter and Dupout 
 
 1118 Howard 
 
 316 Bush 
 
 Root & Sanderson, 
 
 122 and 124 Market, 19 and 21 Cal 
 Rose Edward J, i}16 Bush 
 
 Roundey Chas H & Co, 412 Kearny 
 
 Ruiz Bros, NE cor Stockton and Pacific 
 Salas Moore, cor Washington and Moiit 
 Schmidt E H, 1317 Stockton 
 
 Schmidt Henry, 800 Kearny 
 
 Schmidt John, 427 l':a8t 
 
 Schmidt Jno F, 206 Bush 
 
 Schmidt Peter, 325 Dupont 
 
 Schoen David B, cor Kear and Mont avc 
 SCSSOENFELD JONASt 425 Jackson 
 Schoenfeld Max, 902 Market 
 
 Schoenfeld Simon, 20 Powell 
 
 Schulte J H, 214 Brannan 
 
 Schultz Louis, Lombard and Sansom 
 Schwartz H. 133 and 329 Montgomery 
 
 SHAEFFER J W & CO, 
 
 «• K f nu 1 ^^* '^^ ^^ Sacramento 
 SiebwertCharl. 24 Steua ? 
 
 Sideman A, 651 Washington 
 
 Sisenvine L, oi i R ' 
 
 Smith D B, SE cor Sansom ami w2 
 Smith Peter, 58 v„„ , 
 
 Smith WM&Co. mviui 
 
 SoUey S J, 824 K.!** 
 
 Sontag Emil, SE cor 7th and HoS 
 Solomon Lazarus, 48 Steuart 
 
 Spear W J, 976 Harrison 
 
 StemhartL, 434 California 
 
 Stuart Joseph, i>8 Market 
 
 Sutliff- Henry, 832 and 330 Kearnv 
 
 Sutton J B, SE cor Kearny and Pine 
 Thomas J G, cor Turk an.l Market 
 
 Thrane C, gis ^.^^^ 
 
 Schwartz William, 
 Segelcko W F E, 
 SeSlel Wm, 
 Seligsohn Hermann, 
 
 51 Sacramento 
 
 H:« Market 
 
 17.t Fourth 
 
 1012 Market 
 
 Thyes Ji 5 B, NE cor Third and MuS 
 Tillmann & Bendel, 327 Bat and 407 t'lav 
 Tobelmann T, 5 dupont 
 
 Trautner C Jr, 244A Sutter 
 
 U'T'^^'r 1 527Montgon»ery 
 
 Vocke & Jordan, cor Mont ave and Pac 
 Vogelsdorff Julius, 221 Sacramento 
 
 VonAhndenJH 5 Kearny 
 
 VonTiedemannI', 421 Sixtl^ 
 
 Walsh Thos, 121 <i 
 
 Warshauer Mannheim, 321 California 
 Watson S B & Co, 307 y , 
 
 WELLMAN. PECK & CO. 
 
 126, 128, i:«) and 132 Market 
 Werhtz Henry, ;{(j ^^^^^^ 
 
 Wertheimer L & E, 300 to 30G Front 
 
 WERTHEIMER H & BRO. 
 
 518 Front 
 Wilson Geo, SE cor Steuart and Howaivl 
 
 WILSON T H. 312 Fourlh 
 
 Zautzinger B R, 232 California 
 
 Zschiesche R, G21 Kearny 
 
 CIGARS AND TOBACCO, 
 WHOLESALE. 
 
 ARNOLD A K. 200 Montiromerv 
 
 BUCHANAN & LTALL, 3I» Battery 
 CULP J D & CO, 511 Market' 
 
 DIEZ & RAMON. 416 Battery 
 
 Drinkhouse J A, SW cor Bat and Sac 
 Dwyer & Cartan, 513 Sacramento 
 
 Eugelbrocht, Fox & Co, 312, 314 Frout 
 Englander F M, 214 Dupont 
 
 Goslinsky E & Co, 219 and 221 Battery 
 H arri s Bro s, 3 1 8 Battery 
 
 KOZMINSKT H. 202 Sansom 
 
 La Monte & Downey, 223 Sacrameuto 
 Lewis Ad & Co, 319 
 
 Liebes Bros, 209 " 
 
 Michalitschke Bros, 239 Kearny 
 
 Pike .1 M & Co, 329 Frout cor Clay 
 
 Pollak Arnold, 217 Sacramento 
 
 Rosenbaum A S & Co, cor Cal and Bat 
 
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 H. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, Saa 
 
rySk.,B.r. 
 
 3 Sacramento 
 24 Steuart 
 i Waahingtou 
 311 Bush 
 lom and Wash 
 58 Second 
 140 Fifth 
 824 Kearny 
 ;h and Howard 
 48 Steuart 
 i)7G Harrison 
 434 California 
 28 Market 
 and 330 Kearny 
 tearny and Pine 
 'ttrk and Market ^* 
 
 815 Battery 
 hird and Mission 
 Bat and 407 Clay 
 5 Uupont 
 244i Sutter 
 527 Montgomery 
 Viont ave and Pac 
 221 Sacramento 
 5 Kearny 
 421 Sixth 
 121 " 
 I 321 California 
 327 Front 
 
 C &C0. 
 
 :«)and 132 Market 
 
 31) Sixth 
 
 300 to 306 Front 
 
 & BRO. 
 
 518 Front 
 teuart and Howard 
 312 Fourth 
 232 California 
 021 Kearny 1 
 
 TOBACCO, 
 •SALE. 
 
 200 Montgomery 
 r ALL. '^^» Battery 
 511 Market 
 410 Battery 
 i,\\ cor Bat and Sac 
 , 513 Sacramento 
 Ico, 312, 314 Front 
 I 214 Dupont 
 
 l>19 and 221 Battery 
 318 Battery 
 202 Sansom 
 223 Sacrameuto 
 319 
 
 209 " 
 
 239 Kearny 
 
 329 Front cor Clay 
 
 217 Sacramento 
 
 L'o corCalandBit 
 
 PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, »- .rrJ2K •£?*«-»«. 
 
 thoroMKhiy tor Ba»lBe««. 
 
 CIO 
 
 San Francisco. 
 
 cLAmiriBD. 
 
 CIT 
 
 1337 
 
 1 
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 Rosenshine & Bro, 604 and 006 Battery 
 ROSENTHAL & FROHHAN, 
 
 "^ 627 and 629 Montgomery 
 
 SCHOENEELD JONAS, 425 Jackson 
 
 t 
 
 BEST PLUG 
 
 JiT THE WOULD, 
 
 KiEPTUNE, Bt. Blue Tag;. 
 FLUSH, Bt. Blue & Red " 
 ROVER, Mahog. Red " 
 
 On each 
 
 Plug. 
 
 iSullivan J F, judge superior court 
 
 VVM° ''^'m ^ 628 Montgomery 
 
 Wilson T K, judge superior court, 
 
 No 3, 628 " 
 
 tarcy Jas C, judge superior court 
 
 ^o4, 628 '« 
 
 Hunt John, judge superior court 
 
 No 5, 628 " 
 
 Edmonds M A, judge of superior 
 
 court No (5, 628 •• 
 
 Evans Oliver P, jud<;e superior 
 
 court No 7, 628 Montgomery 
 
 Allen Jas M, judge superior court 
 ,,. " **' _, 42 Montgomery 
 
 J* inn J no F, judge superior court 
 
 u^"'*'^, ,, New City Hall 
 
 Halsey Lhas h, judge superior court 
 
 No 10, 
 Frocl 
 
 028 Montgomery 
 
 SMOKINCS. 
 
 PEERLESS, Extra Choice. 
 CUT CAVENDISH, 2 and 4 oz 
 WORLD'S FAIR, 2 and 4 oz. 
 BOB TAIL, 2, 4 & 8 oy.. Bags. 
 
 101 Wall Street, New York. 
 315 Battery St., S. Francisco. 
 
 Falkenstein & Co., 
 
 SOl>K AOENT.S 
 
 "OLD JUDGE" 
 
 CIOASETTES 
 
 AN1> 
 
 SMOKING TOBACCO 
 
 FOR PACIFIC COAST. 
 
 CITY AND COUNTY OFFI 
 CERS. 
 
 Latimer L D, judge superior court 
 No 1, 628 Montgomery 
 
 •oclon T W, judge superior court 
 No 11, 70() « 
 
 Ferrall itoht, judge superior court 
 
 No 12 
 Ilix Hale, judge police court 
 
 Old City Hall 
 Kcynolds Leonard C, clerk superior 
 ■«-^««A«^ New City Hall 
 
 DESMOND THOMAS, sheriff, 
 
 „»,^.« Old City Hall 
 
 STUART WM A, county clerk, " 
 Blauey K \V, prosecuting attorney, " 
 Snioot iJ L, (list attonrpy city and 
 
 county, 8 Montgomery ave 
 
 Hubert C, county and city treas, 
 
 . . New City Hall 
 
 Dietrich Win K, city and county 
 
 recorder, " 
 
 Hadlain Alex, city and county as- 
 sessor, " 
 Tilaon Clias, city and county 'tax 
 
 collector, " 
 
 KNOX THOMAS, official reporter 
 superior court, Oakland, No 2, 
 
 126 Kearny 
 SHAY JOHN, official reporter 
 
 court No 2, 120 " 
 
 Lindsley A A, city and county sur- 
 veyor New City Hall 
 Dorr L L, coroner, 118 Dupont 
 McAllister Win F, quarantine of- 
 
 ticer, 502 Battery 
 
 Prichard Wni B, gen supt Golden 
 
 (J ate Park, Park Lodge 
 
 KALLOGH REV I S, mayor. 
 
 New City Hall 
 CROWLEY P, chief of police. 
 
 Old City Hall 
 Reynolds B A, city public adminis- 
 trator, 020 Washington 
 Dunn Jno P, city auditor, New City Hall 
 Murphy Jno Luttrell, city atty, " 
 Kaplan Louis, city register voters, " 
 Taylor Jno W," city aupt public 
 schools, " 
 
 
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 1338 
 
 CIT 
 
 San Frcmdaco. 
 
 CLABSiriltO. 
 
 CLO 
 
 Durkee John L, tire marshal, 
 
 Old City Hall 
 
 Sinton Bichard H, city license col- 
 lector, New City Hall 
 
 Scannell David, chief engineer S F 
 fire department, Old City Hall 
 
 Patterson \Vm, supt of streets, 
 
 , New City Hall 
 
 Gerry 8 R, resident physician City 
 Alms House, 640 Washington 
 
 BLACH CHARLES, city physician 
 and police surgeon, 214 Kearny 
 
 CLEARING HOUSES. 
 
 Sleeper Chas, (manager H F), 21 1 San 
 
 CLOAKS AND SUITS. 
 
 Berkowitz Mrs R, 1008 Stockton 
 
 Bloch Leopold, 115) Sixth 
 
 CALIFORinA CLOAK & SUIT 
 MANUFACTURING CO (The), 
 
 521 and 5'2H Market 
 
 Fratinger & Noll, 105 Ktamy 
 
 Heller Mrs J, :n5 Ihipont 
 
 Keane Bros, 107 Kearny 
 
 Ivenoir P, 1 5 Powell 
 
 Lezynsky & Zekind, 212 Sutter 
 
 Mayer Chas, , 145 Post 
 
 MOSOROVE S & BRO, IH Keamy 
 
 Mo/art E H, 1>32 Market 
 
 O'Connor, Moffatt & Co, 113 Post 
 
 SULLIVAN THOMAS, li.'4 Kcamy 
 
 VVurkheim & Co, 125 Kearny 
 
 Brown N ft Co, 
 Cohen Ben,''*;:^ 
 Cohen D ft Bro, 
 Cohen Jos, ;,^ 
 Cohen M, 
 Cohn Aaron,^ 
 Cohn J, 
 
 Cohn J M, 
 
 Cohn M, 
 
 Cohn Marcus, 
 
 Cohn M B, 
 
 Cohn Simon, 
 
 Coleman Mrs Catherine, 
 
 Cooper A, 
 
 Ehrhanl Adam, 
 Erl) A ft Bros, 
 Estrem Jos, 
 Ferrick A, 
 
 FIOEL JOS, 
 
 Fisher Samuel, 
 Flavin M J, 
 
 : 108 Battery 
 
 215 Seventh 
 
 [58 Fourth 
 
 216 Pacific 
 
 51(5 Fourth 
 
 iplC Montgomery 
 
 824 Market and 228 Sixth 
 516 Fourth 
 
 THOMAS SULLIVAN, 
 
 IMPOKTEa AND 
 
 LADIES' CLOAK AND SUIT 
 
 MANrFACTrUKK, 
 
 120 Ssuaj Streot, bat. Post and Suttsr, 
 
 HAN KKANCIWO. 
 
 CLOTHING-RETAIL. 
 
 (See ahjo Clothing — Wholesale.) 
 
 Abraham A, 
 Abraham J, 
 Abrahams Louis, 
 Abrams I, 431 and 
 Adler Moses, 
 Alexander H, 
 Altahuler L, 
 
 BAUMOARTEN 
 
 Benjamin Mrs R, 
 Betzel Ij, 
 Bloch A B, 
 Boris Laml>ert, 
 Bomatein Bros, 
 
 400 Pacific 
 
 108 Jackson 
 
 4 Clay 
 
 433 Piicitic and 48 3d 
 
 034 Dupont 
 
 772 Howard 
 
 237 Sixteenth 
 
 A & CO. 7 Montgy 
 
 »84 Folsom 
 
 '20 Sansom 
 
 204 Montgomery ave 
 
 1 127 Dupont 
 
 844 Market 
 
 Flenniken Robt, 
 Fogel Ceo, 
 Frank E, 
 Franklin G, 
 Franklin S S, 
 Froomlwrg 1, 
 Gilbert Mrs M, 
 Godfrey W A H, 
 CJowenthal J, 
 (irecn Harris, 
 Hamburger ft Bro, 
 Harris ft Hyshaker, 
 Harris M, 
 Harris M ft Bros, 
 Harris W ft Co, 
 
 244 
 
 131 Jackson 
 
 421 Kearny 
 
 227 Third 
 
 130Paeitic 
 
 264 Third 
 
 244 and 246 Sixth 
 
 345 Kearny 
 
 350 Tliird 
 
 211 Montgomery 
 
 403 Kearny 
 
 SE cor Kearny and Com 
 
 726 Montgomery 
 
 10 Clay 
 
 537 Kearny 
 
 511 Davis 
 
 213 Pacific 
 
 815 and 817 Kearny 
 
 243 Third 
 
 101 .Secoml 
 
 !»27 Market 
 
 505 Jackson 
 
 <)<) Third 
 
 8101)ui)i)nt 
 
 323 Pacific 
 
 613 Davis 
 
 80!»and81) Kearny 
 
 Hastings C C & Co, 
 
 SW cor Montgomery and Sutter 
 Heiman Bros, 102H Market 
 
 Hertz L, 108 Pacific 
 
 HONIO & BARUCH. (denim 
 
 overalls), 
 Hyams(Jeo J S, 
 Isaacs A, 
 Isaacs S, 
 Isaacs Samuel, 
 Isaacs Simon, 
 Israel .lonas, 
 Israels Simon, 
 .lacobs M ft Son, 
 Jones C (i ft Co, 
 
 30 i iSeoond 
 435 Montiromcry 
 823 Kearny 
 5127 Pacific 
 417 " 
 327 Tiiird 
 •.•34 Dupont 
 350 Fourth 
 20 Sansom 
 712 and 714 Market 
 
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 Joseph Bros, SW cor Montgy and Pine 
 Kalisky Chas, 10l» and 1 1 1 Second 
 
 Kayscr M ft Bro, 223 Montgomery 
 
 Keser Ijouis, 15 Sixth 
 
 Kleinhaupt Abraham J, 10!) Sixth | 
 
 Kowaisky S, 018 Dupont ' 
 
 Krouse S K, 48 Second 
 
 Lachman A, 810 Montgomery 
 
 Lando Henry, 317 Kcaniy ; 
 
 Leon J V. 
 
 35 and 37 Fourth 
 
 Ijeszynsky Mrs Sarah, 918 Montgomery 
 Lcvanthal Samuel, 547 Washington ! 
 
 TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L Blumauer & Co., ^i^^ 
 

 
 (8 Battery 
 5 Seventh 
 58 Fourth 
 216 Pacific 
 )U> Fourth 
 ontgomery 
 
 A 228 Sixth 
 
 516 Fourth 
 
 244 
 
 131 Jackson 
 
 421 Kearny 
 
 227 Third 
 
 r.WPacitic 
 
 264 Third 
 ind 246 Sixth 
 345 Kearny 
 350 Tiiird 
 Montgomery 
 403 Kearuy 
 amy a^d Com 
 i >U)ntgomery 
 10 Clay 
 537 Kearny 
 511 Davis 
 213 Vacitic | 
 ind 817 Kearny | 
 2431'hird 
 101 Second 
 027 Market ^ 
 505 Jackson srj 
 m Third 
 SlODupuut 1 1 
 323 Pacific 
 613 Davis ,, 
 and 811 Kearny p 
 
 r 
 
 InuTy and Sutter | 
 102S Market I 
 108 Pacific 1 
 
 (denim 
 30(1 Second 
 [435 Moutsiomery 
 823 Kearny i 
 5'i7 Pacific i 
 417 " , 
 327 Third 
 '.);U Dupont 
 350 Fourth ' 
 20San8om 1 
 L and 7 14 Market 
 |\lontgy and Tine ; 
 V» and 111 Second ' 
 '>23 Montgomery 
 15 Sixth 
 109 Sixth I 
 ' <)18 Dupont 
 48 Second 
 810 Montgomery , 
 317 Kearny I 
 35 and 37 Fourth 
 918 Montgomery 
 547 Washington 
 
 PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, "> .'g'JttaJ'g^..^.^ 
 
 CLO 
 
 San Francisco. 
 
 CtANHIFIRD. 
 
 COA 
 
 1339 
 
 9 Jauksun 
 
 42Jack8oa 
 
 227 Pacific 
 
 25 Fourth 
 
 235 Jackson 
 
 427 Pacific 
 
 929 and 237 Kearny 
 
 38 " 
 
 927 Market 
 
 706 to 710 Kearny 
 
 525 
 
 132 Pacific 
 
 30 Steiiart 
 
 529 East 
 
 324 Sixtoeutli 
 
 223 Pacific 
 
 214 Third 
 
 hi 
 
 I^vey Marcus, 
 Levy & Hyman, 
 Levy L, 
 Levy P, 
 Levy Solomon, 
 Lichtenstein S, 
 Lindner & Kron, 
 Lithauer & Co. 
 Loewenthal Jos, 
 Loomis Geo, 
 Louisson M, 
 MarKot J C, 
 Marks E, 
 Marks S, 
 
 McDonald & Heritage 
 Meiidleson E, 
 
 MichalC, 
 
 Mierson, Jewell & Co, 82S and 830 Rear 
 Mondon Calixte, >SW cor Uupund Vallejo 
 '- • — 407 East 
 
 92!) Market 
 
 818 Montgomery 
 
 115 Jackson 
 
 710 Montuoniery 
 
 942 Market 
 
 214 Sixth 
 
 20 Third 
 
 521 Montgomery 
 
 54 Third 
 
 939i Folsoni 
 
 (»32 Moiityoniery 
 
 940 and i>42 Market 
 
 35 and 37 Kearny 
 
 21 Market 
 
 1 1 Monti^omery 
 
 104 Third 
 
 840 Market 
 
 201 M(tnti;omerv 
 
 305;, Third 
 
 ISSteuart 
 
 250 Fourth 
 
 Morris Pincus, 
 Nathan Mrs Lena, 
 Nathan S, 
 Nunes Luiz A, 
 O'Hanlon Jas, 
 Pauscn Frank, 
 I'eckorman S, 
 I'eiscn l^ane, 
 Peyser Mrs C, 
 Pincus M, 
 Rafeld Isadore, 
 Raphael Isaac, 
 Roman B, 
 Roos Bros, 
 Rush M. 
 
 SCHAFER & CO, 
 
 Schwartz M, 
 Seeligs(dm & C(«, 
 Shrier E & F, 
 Siuion Mrs H, 
 Solomon Lazarus, 
 Stock witz E, 
 
 STRAUSS & LEVY, 
 
 ___ SVV cor Sansom and Hu»h 
 
 STRAUSS LEVI &C0, 14- K; Battery 
 Sutton (J Jr & Co, 34 California 
 
 1 oklas, Brown & Co, 24 and 2(i Sansom 
 Witt Julias, .JO «» 
 
 CLOTHS & TAILORS' TRIM- 
 MINGS. 
 
 BAUMGARTEN A & CO, 7 xMontgy 
 
 RAAS E & CO 26 and 28 
 REISS BROS & CO, 113 and 1 15 Satter 
 STEIN, SIMON & CO. r,85 Market 
 
 WEBB MATTHEW R, 541 " 
 
 REISS BROS & CO. 
 
 IMIH)ltTi:US OK 
 
 Cloths, Beavers, Cassimeres, 
 
 AiHl TailorM' TrininiinKH. 
 
 U3 & U5 Sutler, tet. Kearny & Moatg'j, 
 
 Lick House, San Fninui.^co. 
 House in Paris, - -j Rue dc Chateiiuiiun. 
 
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 CLOTHING-WHOLESALE. 
 
 Alexander S O & C, '4 Battery 
 
 Asher & Smith, :VJ5 Davis 
 
 Banner Bros, cor Sausom and Market 
 BAUM J & CO. 7 and 9 Sansonj 
 
 Colman Bros, NW cor Sutter and San 
 
 ELFELT A B & CO, 108 and 110 •• 
 
 Fechheimer, (Joodkind& Co, l(i-18 " 
 fireeii & Seller, 089 Market 
 
 Hyman Bros, 109 
 
 Hyman M & Co, 518 Mkt and 19 Sutter 
 Jacohs M & Son, 20 Saiusom 
 
 1 Marks M k Co, 52 Clay 
 
 Nathan Pulverman & Co, 29 Battery 
 
 NEUSTADTER BROS. 
 
 NW cor Battery and Pine 
 PALMER C N. 7-it) Market 
 
 IlEISS BROS & CO. 113-115 Sutter 
 STHHHART W I & CO. 3-5 Battery 
 
 COAL. 
 
 (See also Wood and Coal.) 
 *WholesaIe. 
 Alheri^ii Deuietrio, 315 Broadway 
 
 Allen Chas K. 120 Beale 
 
 *ANDERSON THOS. 1« Drumm 
 
 ARNOLD N S & CO. :tlO California 
 * Barnard I- -auk & Co, 213 Jackson 
 
 Bolliuj^ham *iay Coal Co, Spear and Fol 
 Biehard Niertdas, IG Howard 
 
 BLACK DIAMOND COAL MIN- , 
 
 ING CO. H cor Spear and Folsom 
 BRUNS NICHOLAS, <>17 ."k (iP.) Davis 
 Caliloruia Coal Co, SE cor Turk & .lones 
 Chandler 11 D, 120 Pacific 
 
 Cliureh S H, NW cor Main and Fcdsom 
 Coleiujin Wni P, Front and Union 
 
 Coos BayCoalCo, 31 Merchants' Ex bldg 
 Coos Bay Union Coal Vo, 413 Pacific 
 Drake (J W, India Dock, fnot of Battery 
 Piinstnuir k Digi,de, 020 East 
 
 Klil>ets Arthur M, 115 Sacramento 
 
 I'lldcr & Harpster, Buciianau and Hayes 
 Empire Coal Mine & 11 II Co, 
 
 SW eor Steuart and Folsom 
 (!il)l)s (Jeo, 33 Fremont 
 
 Haste & Kirk, 21 to 27 Beals 
 
 Henderson John Jr, 117 O'Farrell 
 
 HUNTINGTON. HOPKINS & CO, 
 
 junction Bush and Market 
 Kershaw M, 19 Spear 
 
 Koerl)er H & Bn>, 17 Washington 
 
 I^merman & Atzeroth, 
 
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 Lewald Geo, 007 Sacramento 
 
 Lugcrtnan Henry, 812 McAllister 
 
 McDonald P A, 809 Fojgom 
 
 McUonough J, 25 Market 
 
 *MIDOL£T0N &FARNSWORTH, 
 
 f 718 Sanson! and 14 Post 
 
 Morris T B, NE cor Sutter and Larkin 
 Ncwbauer .loseph, iiOO Bush 
 
 Pedler Thomas 0, SWcor Steuart & Fol 
 Kamsdell B H, 100 Jackson 
 
 Renault I, 1505 Pine 
 
 Itichurd Nicholas, 18 Howard 
 
 Kobinson & Uighinan, I'M Post 
 
 Kosenfeld Jno, 310 Sansom 
 
 Schoss M, t:8 Turk 
 
 Heattle Coal & Transportation (-o, 
 
 (Geo C Bode X)re8), 34 Market 
 
 Shaw &, Sharp, 10 Fremont 
 
 ^oreiisen VV, Lajjuna and McAllister 
 'Summerfield A .rr,NE cor Fol and Spear 
 Van Winkle 1 S & Co, 413 Market 
 
 Wainwright Wm, 11 Ninth 
 
 VVeoi ne J P k Co, 1234 Fifth 
 
 WHALEN & CO, SO0-SO8 Buclianan 
 Whaw VV VV & C, SOS Bucliauan 
 
 WHITNEY & MABSHAUL 
 
 '2'2 anil '24 Fremont 
 
 COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS. 
 
 ADAMS A P, (compressed), 
 
 Nl']ci>r Mission and Fremont 
 
 ADELSDORFER ERNST & CO. 
 
 40() and 40S Saiisom 
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 BOTHIN, DALLEMAN'D & CO. 
 
 30") and 307 Frr.nt 
 BURR C C & CO, (JHUstard), 13 Pine 
 Carit .1 A, 3 PJ California 
 
 COTREL THOMAS JR. 4or. Front 
 
 UemiKsterit Keys, 'JO'J Market 
 
 Din^ley T F, 3'J5| Fifth 
 
 ]<]agle Coffee, Spice k Drug Mills, 
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 EMPIRE STEAM COFFEE & 
 
 SPICE MILLS. 41 J Clay 
 
 FINCK- H, 2.'<04 Mission 
 
 FISHER J H, 50i» Connnercial 
 
 FOLOER. SCHILLIN6 & CO. 
 
 (Pioneer), 104 and 100 California 
 
 GHIRARDELLI & DANZEL. 
 
 415 and 417 Jackson 
 Gnittard K k Co, 40") and 407 Sansom 
 
 HANLEY GEO T & CO, '-' 1 4 Sac 
 
 Kiudler A K, NK cor Mission and Front 
 Loeven Emil, 520 Front 
 
 McCarthy bros. 417 and -iw sac 
 
 McGlone Joseph, 1147 Mission 
 
 MONTEALEORE JO. 218 Sac 
 
 Murphy AH, .5 First 
 
 PonJeauP, 1025 Pacific 
 
 Seriat, Sim & Co, 420 Commercial 
 
 Venard ii, 625 and «27 Front 
 
 BERNARD CHARLES. 707 & 70!»Sai 
 
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 COLLECTORS. 
 
 Allen W H, 85 Montgomery hlnck 
 
 Ath-rfon F A, 507 Monti-onierv 
 
 Black John W, 41 G Monttiomerv 
 
 Bollinger J C, 624 .. ^ 
 
 Boyer'W H, 500 California 
 
 Boyle Jonn, 43(5 Moutgonierv 
 
 BUHLERT JULIUS. cm ( i2 
 
 Burling Fred'k, -Jl'.l Snnsdm 
 
 Califnrnia Collection Co, (J^u l•\.^^y 
 
 Capp Clias S & Co, 418 Montgoiiiu'rv 
 
 CARDINELLJN0A.-'34 " .^ 
 
 C.iviillctti 1), 837 Broadway 
 
 Cleoii> Uolxjrt, 2'J4 Montgonierv 
 
 C..' '-'.iT, 328 .. -^ 
 
 l)ePa.sCiia8 B. 025 Wa8liini;toii 
 
 Durand Adrian, (i()4 Meruhant 
 
 FINLEY J K & CO. to.-) K,.arnv 
 
 GROCERS* PROTECTIVE 
 
 UNION ( M Liiseii jiianager), liO.") Clay 
 
 HARDING SAMUEL C, 048 Wash 
 
 Honniager C, 4]!H'iiie 
 
 Hoag Jared C, 32 O'Karreil 
 
 Hughes Kvan E, 724.\ Market 
 
 HUSTED A. 511 Cal, rm 14; 331 Mont 
 Irvin H B, 531 California 
 
 Jacohi Leopold^ 426 " 
 
 JONES & JAHN, GOG Clay 
 
 Kemm Jos, 328 Montgomery 
 
 Kent DM, 330 Pine 
 
 Koen Frank, 51!> Montgomery 
 
 Lanilry & Buhin, 012 Commercial 
 
 Lynch (Jeo W, 720 Montgomery 
 
 McFarlaue T W & Co, G0() 
 Magee \V H, 224 " 
 
 Martin F H, fill) Kearny 
 
 Martiudale Law Collection Assn, 2I7Saii 
 Martinon A, 420 Montgomery 
 
 McCombe John, 302 " 
 
 Meagher J J, «i07 " 
 
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 Moreal H P & Co, 
 Morse Harry N, 
 Mosi'bach F C, 
 Mulloy Pctor, 
 Nichol Win, 
 
 21. 'i Sansom 
 504 Koarny 
 402 Montgomery 
 328 
 
 33 Pine 
 315 California 
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 Pacific Collection Bureau, (Ij .lacohi 
 
 manager), 4*_'() California 
 
 Paterson Johnston, IVM) I'ino 
 
 Peterson K, 314 Bush 
 
 I'cttigrew & Farless, 217 Sunsimi 
 
 ]'-,po Harry E, (i52 MarUtt 
 
 Regensburgor S II, (!2S Montgoinory 
 Ketail Tradesmen's Protectivo and 
 
 CclUcMon Bureau, 4;W Califo.nia 
 
 S F Trade lrrotectiveAssn,438 " 
 
 Sc'ietzel M P, 001 California 
 
 Shaiuwald Bros, 123 and 218 
 Strauss Samuel, 302 Montgomery 
 
 Sullivan James P, 86 St Ann's building 
 Swarts E L, 545 California 
 
 Thompson K, 541 Sacramento 
 
 U S Law Ass'n, 202 Sivnsom 
 
 Warren John & Co, 200 McAllister 
 
 Weber Chas Sr, 425 California 
 
 White WmE, ' V, sis 
 Whitney A L, 216 Sansom 
 
 JOHN A. CARDINELL, 
 COLLlJCTOn, 
 
 Office, ^9. 234 Kontgamery St., Raom. 5, 
 
 San Frantisei), Cal. 
 
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 Benjamin A F, 417 California 
 
 Blinding Wm, (State Harbor), 324 Pine 
 BLOOD J H, .'<04 Montgomery 
 
 Coleman W P, 307 
 
 CRAIG LEE D, 413 Montgomery 
 
 CRAIO & HOSEBACH, 401 Montg> 
 HAMILLJOHNE, 32i) 
 
 lioltThosH, 320 
 
 Juice E V, (States andTer), Mer Ex 
 KELLY CHAS E, 30'J Sansom 
 
 KING & CHATTIN. (States and 
 Ter), 442 California 
 
 KNOX GEO T, 444 
 
 Pilot Commissioners, 34 Merchs' Ex bldg 
 
 BEAD & EAFFERTY. •<33 Montgy 
 
 Smith Holland, 307 Montyomory 
 
 Taliaferro T W, 326 Pine 
 
 Wegen er F 0, 404 Montgomery 
 
 Wheat C D, 501 California 
 
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 
 
 ABENHEIMER JULIUS, 20 Sansom 
 Ahem & Co, 208 Washington 
 
 .«iiAll*'^'^' -^- t-'al n»'l Portland, 
 ^5Tt%SI 8 & CO. 514 Sansom 
 
 ARNOLD N S & CO. 310 California 
 Arta & CasasHa, 515 Davis 
 
 Auger B !-: & Co, 40!) Battery 
 
 i|'i'V''!;,'',t''„ ' '•'^ Washington 
 
 BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO,3i(5 Cal 
 
 Hallard. Duane & Co, 2-2 California 
 
 BALZER HY & CO. 20!» Sansom 
 
 BANiJMANN, NI^LSON & CO 
 
 2!0 Front 
 Harney James M, 315 California 
 
 IJassott C F Si Co, 304 Davis 
 
 Hulli«J&Co, P20 Clark 
 
 Bendit Saml, 530 and 538 California 
 Hiagi I) & Co, 'm and 502 Washington 
 
 BIDDLE & DOUGLASS. 123 " 
 BOWLEY BROS, 
 
 SW cor Mission and New Montgy 
 Bradford W B, 318 Front 
 
 Bniy Bros, oofi Clay 
 
 BREEZE & LOUGHRAM, 
 
 SW eor Washington and Davis 
 
 Brigbnin, Wiiitney & Co, 320 Front 
 
 Bruns H H, 7 and 'J Beale 
 
 BRiANT&COOK, 8 Davis 
 
 Bullard .lames PI, 102 Drumm 
 Bnrro\v.s H L, 423 Washington 
 
 Bush !■: 1), 405 Front 
 
 Cabrera i^oma & Co, 123 California 
 
 Campk-ll .1 \V H, 433 California 
 
 Campbell W H, 402 Front 
 
 Cant J A, 312 California 
 
 CarUscm & Currier, 509 Market 
 
 Chainn.in .1 V &. Co, 22 California 
 
 CHRISTY & WISE, 607 Front 
 
 CHURCH A S. 405 •' 
 
 Clayton Charles, 400 " 
 
 Clements (;ill)ert, 318 " 
 
 Coobran .1 T & Co, 122 Clay 
 
 COFFIN GEO F & CO, 13 Pine 
 
 COLEMAN W T & CO, 
 
 SW cor California and Front 
 COLLINS & FEILING, 426 Sansom 
 Coiikling Tiioinpson & Co, 123 Cal 
 
 Coons, J W, 325 Washington 
 
 Corbitt & MaeCay, 218 California 
 
 COXJ W& CO, 
 
 N W cor Front and Green 
 Cullinan Dennis & Co, 406 Commercial 
 
 CUMMINGS, GIMMEL & CO. 
 
 425 Battery 
 Cummings W B, 528 California 
 
 (-^utter James H k Co, Clay and Davis 
 CUTTING JOkN T & CO, 407 Front 
 Daley V T, 307 Washington 
 
 BALTON & GRAY, 404 and 406 Davis 
 DALY P J 305 Washington 
 
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 DAVISRDW&CO, 
 
 de Castro D & Co (N Y), 
 De Fremery James, 
 Degener & Co, 
 Dellepaine & Co, 
 Dempster & Keys, 
 
 DSEUBYEM. 
 
 211 Pine 
 
 '213 Sansom 
 
 410 Battery 
 
 308 California 
 
 425 Battery 
 
 .'02 Mkt and 3 Pine 
 
 226 Clay 
 
 DE SABLA ETJOENE, 40 California 
 Dibbles Albert, 10 California 
 
 DICKSON. DE WOLF & CO. 
 
 412 Battery 
 Dodge, Sweeney & Co, 
 
 114 and IIG Mkt and 11 and 13 Cal 
 Donaldson & Co, 124 California 
 
 Douglas W A & Co, 10(5 Washington 
 DOYLE HENRY & CO. 51 1 Market 
 Drake & Eme rson, 521 and 523 Sansom 
 DRESBACH WM, 3 1 6 California 
 
 Dubois & King, 
 Duflf&Co, 
 Duisenberg Charles & Co, 
 Dumont Victor, 
 Dutard H, 
 
 EARL J & SON, 
 
 Earle W, 
 
 Earnest Wall & Co, 
 
 416 Battery 
 
 316 Davis 
 
 314 Sac 
 
 712 Sansom 
 
 21i) Clay 
 
 • 329 Mark ; 
 
 226 California 
 
 302 Davis 
 
 Edwards, Pickens & Fulton, 401 Cal 
 EOERTON HENRY C, 169 California 
 Eggers & Co, 208 and 210 California 
 
 EUerhorst H D, 117 Drumm 
 
 Elliott & Co, 509 Sansom 
 
 ELLIOTT H A, (Wadhams & El- 
 liott), 206 Front 
 Ellis & Tindal, 500 Sansom 
 Ellsworth H M, 331 Montgomery 
 ENGLISH JOHN F,313 and 315 Davis 
 
 EPPINGER G &C0, 31« California 
 
 Erlanger H, 
 
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 Everett A P, 
 
 FALKNER,BELL&CO. 
 
 Fay Ca leb T, 
 
 FEINBER & CO, 
 
 Feinberg & Mayer, 
 Flint, Peabody & Co, 
 Foley J F & Co, 
 FontanaM J & Co, 
 Forbes Broc, 
 Francis (Jeo (», 
 Freeman, Smith & Co, 
 Fuukenstein C, 
 
 OALLIA&CO, 
 
 Garlick James 0, 
 Gerberding A, 
 Getz Bros & Co, 
 Grace & Duval, 
 Grant D W & C», 
 Green A T, 
 
 300 Front 
 
 43 Cliiy 
 
 405 Front 
 
 430 Cal 
 
 320 Sansom 
 
 324 Clay 
 
 405 Front 
 
 408 California 
 
 321 Oavis 
 
 217 Sacramento 
 
 308 California 
 
 117 Pine 
 
 122 California 
 
 320 Sansom 
 
 516and{y8 " 
 
 329 Market 
 
 214 California 
 
 301 and 303 Front 
 
 40 California 
 
 111 Washington 
 
 204 California 
 
 GREENBAITH ftCO.ns and in Bush 
 Grinbaum M S & Co, 214 California 
 
 OUTMAN BROS. '^02 Sansom 
 
 Gutte I, 307 California 
 
 Hahn & Seligmann, 123 V 
 
 HAIGHT ROBERT & CO. 226 Front 
 Handy L N & Co, 32 Clay 
 
 Hannhauser & Co, 31 1 California 
 
 Harrison J W, 204 California 
 
 Harrold James, 525 Front 
 
 HATCH & BARCLAY, 20 California 
 Hausman F H. NE cor Bat and Clay 
 Hefti B, (shipping), 500 Battery 
 
 Hellmann Bros & Co, 525 Front 
 
 Hepburn Ward A, SE cor Davis and Sac 
 
 HEYWOOD & HENDLEY. 
 
 222 and 224 Clay 
 Hickmann H, 400 Davis 
 
 HIXSON.JTJSTI&CO, 
 
 204 Washington and 403 Davis 
 Hobson Henry B, 321 Battery 
 
 Holcomb W A & Co, cor Clay and Davis 
 Holden S P, (copper ores), 41^ California 
 Hooper Wm B & Co, 124 " 
 
 HOUSTON W J & CO, 205 Front 
 
 Mooher Wm B & Co, 124 California 
 
 HOWE & HALL, 408 and 410 Davis 
 Ho wes ( jco & Co, (shipping), 302 Cal 
 HOWES & PITTS, 504 and 506 San 
 Howland K S, - 36 Steuart 
 
 Hume Geo W, 318 Front 
 
 Hussey H P & Co, ' 205 " 
 
 Iken Fred, 525 " 
 
 Ingersoll ( reorge S, 1101 Battery 
 
 Isralisky & Morris, 210 Washington 
 
 Johnston & Veasey, 324 Davis 
 
 Jones C C, 214 Sacramiinto 
 
 JOOST HERMANN. 4iociay 
 
 Jordan J W, . NE cor Clay and Davia 
 Koyser Pa»il, 206 Clay 
 
 Kittle & Co, 202 California 
 
 Knowles J N, (shinping), 36 " 
 
 Koneke A & ('o, 16 Front 
 
 KOWALSKY E H, 227 and 229 W^wh 
 
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 Lasti-cto L F, 
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 liCvy A & Co, 
 Levy Chas & Co, 
 
 LEVY S & CO, 
 
 Levy S ^^ , 
 Lowis H L, 
 Lindo J & Co, 
 Lipman H, 
 
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 612 California 
 
 218 Washington 
 
 21 Battery 
 
 209 Sacramento 
 
 60!) and 611 California 
 
 220 Washington 
 
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 Loaiza Wenceslao, 323 California 
 
 Tx)ewenhagea H, 4'28 Sansom 
 
 Lolor Chas P, (shipping), 31 Merch Ex 
 Loucks Orlando, 126 Clay 
 
 LOUDON & HANSCOM, 
 
 65 Merchants' Exchange 
 
 LOW C ADOLPHE & C0,(8hippiug), 
 
 208 California 
 Lowcnthal, Livint{Btono& Co, (ship- 
 ping), 409 California 
 Lund Henry, 214 
 MACONDRAY & CO, 204 and 2O6 San 
 Maguiro P & Son, 110 Clay 
 
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 MARCUS GEO & CO, 304 California Sabatie A E & Co, 617 and 519 Sansom 
 Markley Levi & Co, 200 W aslungtoni Safliii J, . ^ 41 Vallpio 
 
 Martens F& Co, 427 Front! Sanchez R B, —^"^ '>15Sanaom 
 
 MARraff.FEUSIER & 3TEF- IScofiekl feTevis,"^ 120 and 122 fS 
 
 FANI, 30t) and 313 Clay|Scoteliler& (abba, 318 " 
 
 Martin Geo, 502 Montgomery; Scott S M, 202 Sansom 
 
 Mason John E, 541 Market Searles & Stone, f^2 California 
 
 Mayhew Ernest & Co, Clay and Davis | SHEARER GEO D, 757 Market 
 
 .„.> w' P'^"'™"! Silvester Cieo F, 317 Washington 
 
 Washinuton Simpkins Chas H, 314 Montgomery 
 425 tronti SMITH & HATCH, 122ClaJr 
 
 Dn,rnm nr Llay ; SONNTAG CHARLES & CO, 40 Cal 
 20 California SPAFFORD J M ^ CO. 310—312 Clay 
 
 202 Sansom 
 
 225 Washington 
 
 402 Front 
 
 204 California 
 
 321 
 
 McBride & Cluin, 
 McDonogh James, 
 
 McHENRYS, 
 
 McKenna & Greany, 
 McNear G W, 
 McPherson Horatio, 
 Meade & Runyon, 
 Meigs & Co, 
 Merrill J C & Co, 
 Metz Joseph, 
 Meyer T Lemmen, 
 Miles Jno E, 
 Miller Albert, 
 Miller & Co, 
 Mitchler G, 
 
 MONTEALEGRE&CO 
 MOODY & FARRISH, 
 MOORE A D & CO, 
 MORROW GEO, 
 
 MOSES C S & CO, Brannan nr Fifth Theobald ( ieo J & Co, 
 Muecke, Victor & Co, 109 California Tliree Brothers, 
 
 Miigan D & Co, 32"' Davis Titcomb & Tliurston, 
 
 Murray H, 202 Clav' Trejos J & Co, 
 
 NICHOLS A C & CO. 400 to 404 Bat Urruela & Urioste 
 
 SPEAR, MEADE & CO. 
 
 Spencer A Carleton, 
 
 SPERRY & CO. 
 SPRECEELSJD. 
 
 Starr & Co, 
 258 Market! STARR GEO R, 
 402 Fr ,,nt , Stearns & Smith, 
 
 316 Wash 
 
 5 Spear 
 
 22 California 
 
 215 Front 
 
 16 California 
 
 308 and 310 Wash 
 
 423 Front 
 
 22 CaHforniaj Steml)e£«er Ajlalisher, 321 California 
 
 612 Clay 
 
 513 Sansom 
 
 and 229 Washington 
 
 210 Davis I Taylor C L, 34 California 
 
 109 California Ten Bosch N & Co, 28 Merchants' Ex 
 
 :«) Clay! Teiiney Richard I, NE cor Dav and Mkt 
 
 ' ~- - 419 California 
 
 517 Sansom 
 
 205 Sacramento 
 
 123 California 
 
 405 Front 
 
 608 Fourth 
 
 123 California 
 
 124 Clavl ^'♦^'•'nt-'il ■' U 
 
 '-' '-'i'lVICKELJL, 
 
 214 Californi 
 
 NEWELL THOMAS, 
 
 Newhall H M & Co, 309 to 313 Sansom! WADHAMS & ELLIOTT, 706 Front 
 O'Connor John, cor Clay and Drnmiii ' „/'\'^''',"^''^' '" ^' " California 
 
 ONESTI & CONNOR. ">01 and 503 Hiur );."!} •' ''^ A <->-.. ^^ ^or Clay and Davis 
 
 08f{ood& Co, 214 Californiiij 
 
 Osterloii Henry, 37 Commercial! 
 
 Parrntt&<'o, 30(5 California I 
 
 PASTENE ANTONIO, 
 
 203 and 205 Washington 
 Peudergast J A, 
 Peterson S B, 
 
 Wallace ,1 .1 & Co, 108 l^idesdorflF 
 
 WALTERSEN & DEWEY, 10 Cal 
 
 WEBB MATTHEW R, 541 Market 
 
 24 California 
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 109 
 
 Pferdner & Co, 
 Philip, Spcyerct Co, 
 
 PLATSHEK & HARRIS, 
 
 Pollard Thomas, 
 Pollard W C, 
 Presho James & Co, 
 Kaulett H T, 
 Hansom I'^lisha, 
 
 BEILLY & CO, 
 
 Pfiuvick & Kent, 
 
 EEYNOLDSL&CO, 
 
 Rogers, Myer & Co, 
 Roseiifeld .Jno, 
 Rouse & Laws, 
 Rousset Paul, 
 Rueil J C, 
 
 Wcdilerspooii & Co, 
 Wells ( 'has H, 
 206 Clav^ WELSH & CO. 
 58 " IWheutleyED, 
 
 312 Sac 
 17 Steuart 
 402 Front 
 
 124 Clay 
 Calif jrnia 
 
 1 Fourth 
 
 219 Front 
 
 ;120 Davis 
 
 612 Clay 
 
 BUHL BROS. 
 
 Ryan L, 
 Ryhner Chaa, 
 
 515 Market] Wlieatnu & Luhrs, 
 425 Californial WHITE & PRICE, 
 
 Wlutiu'v J R & Co, 
 
 WHITNEY & MARSHALL. 
 
 22 and 24 Fremont 
 Wi^htman Bros, 117 Clay 
 
 Wilkins & Co, 109 California 
 
 Williams, Dimond&Co, 202 Mkt-3Piaa 
 WOLF PHILLIP & CO. 304 Battery 
 Wolfen Max k Co, -l(» AVashington 
 
 WOLFF & RHEINHOLD. :i24 Wash 
 
 Wood B & Co, 612 Clay 
 
 Wooster HubbcU & Co, 
 
 319 Front and .iH Commercial 
 
 WYATT. HASKIN & CO. 1 1 8 Front 
 YATES A «B; CO. 1 27 Washington 
 
 YERBY & ROSEBERRY. 202 Cal 
 ZANTZINGER BARTON R, 232 Cal 
 
 Zeiss Louis 106 Clay 
 
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 309 and 311 Davis 
 
 231 Washinirton 
 
 16 First 
 
 212 Battery 
 
 310 Sansom 
 
 306 Davis 
 
 619 Montgomery 
 
 U Clay 
 
 522 Montgomery 
 537 California 
 216 Davis 
 
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 Zvietich & Garrone, 619 Sansom 
 
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 And other Farm, Dairy and Orchard Proii'.vta, 
 SO Callltoriiia St., ISan Francisco 
 
 Graves Mrs M, cor Bush and Devisadero 
 
 GEORGE MORROW, 
 
 COMMISSION MERCHANT 
 
 And Dealer in 
 Hay and Grain of all Kin«li«. 
 
 Consignments solicited to which prompt atten 
 tion will he jfiveii. Boats sent to order. 
 
 SO Clay and 'ZH 4^om|lit>roial NtM. 
 
 GEO. D. SHEARER, 
 
 COMMISSION MERCHANT 
 
 And litcntrai I'lircliaMins A^cnt. 
 
 All kiiMls of Goods l)on^''ht at 
 
 Lowest Trade Price. 
 
 Country Mercliantu can huv cheaper tlirouy:h me 
 
 than by ord'. rini; direct, ."i per cent, coiii- 
 
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 7S7 Market tiit., Man Fran**iM:>o. 
 
 SPEAR, MEADE & CO., 
 
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS 
 
 And Dealers in 
 Dried FruitN, !VntM, Jkv., 
 
 316 and 318 Washington Street, 
 
 SAN FaANflSCO. 
 
 CONFECTIONERY. 
 
 (See also tJatuly B'actories. ) 
 
 Allegretti J, 
 Brady TJ'\ 
 Coghlan D VV, 
 Conant B H, 
 Corcoran F, 
 Culvers M, 
 Dobrcnsky Mrs 1{, 
 Dobryensky Mrs H, 
 Drasen Jo8ci»h M, 
 Field Mrs Nina, 
 Estradit. Frwl'k 
 Finck 4, (iundlach, 
 Fogarty M T, 
 Fogertv Miss Mary 
 Foster T W & Co, 
 Gendar J W, 
 Grant Mrs J O, 
 
 i4:w Polk 
 
 11)03 Fillmore 
 
 i>24 an.l <>2() I.arkiii 
 
 1 !37|^ Mission 
 
 1(»4.S 
 
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 1012 Piene 
 
 3208 California 
 
 421) Kearny 
 
 1.112 Dupont 
 
 2021) Fillmore 
 
 r. 8264 Twentieth 
 
 10.'>5 Market 
 
 26.i Sixth 
 
 510 Fourth 
 
 Guillet Chas, 
 Haas Geo & Co, 
 Hacken B, 
 Hale O F, 
 Hall Mrs S R, 
 Harris J F, 
 Hassler Miss H, 
 JaccardJ D, 
 Lammers Mrs Mary, 
 Levin M, 
 Lotz Chas, 
 
 LundinAC, ■ 
 
 Malatesta G, 
 Markham Mrs B, 
 Masson Freres, 
 McLane Mrs Catherine, 
 Mercer C H, 
 Mercer M A, 
 
 518 Kear, 916 Mkt and 17 Powell 
 Midon Frank, 117 Sutter 
 
 Morison Mrs T, U-JJ piftjj 
 
 Phillips Mrs S 1), 281i).\ Mission 
 
 Pickett Elizabeth, SEcorBush'& Larkin 
 Poehlman Wm, S\V cor Post and Powell 
 
 206 Second 
 20 Kearny 
 
 128 Third 
 1055 Mission 
 
 18 Fourth 
 
 500 Grove 
 704 Filbert 
 
 429 Hayes 
 933 Mission 
 
 1520 Polk 
 
 1007 Market 
 
 1817 Powell 
 
 1313 Dupont 
 
 221 Tenth 
 415 Commercial 
 410 Fourth 
 518 Kearny 
 
 Protr Mrs J 
 Hieglo David F, 
 Roberts Geo F, 
 Roquos Marie, 
 Ross Mrs Mary, 
 Kotgcr & Bischoff, 
 Saul J, 
 
 Scheiner Catherine, 
 Schimpf Mrs Lena, 
 SeidI dosepii. 
 Shelly .Ino, 
 Siskron Mrs Clara A, 
 Staake Ernst, 
 Tinney Ellen J, 
 Townsend T T, 
 I'ownsend W S, 
 Traulw E & Co, 
 Vansteenburg M, 
 Warren August, 
 Wells C), 
 WcndelGeo, 
 Westcott A R, 
 Wheeland Bros, 
 Williams .1 W, 
 Wilson Mrs M A, 
 Wright Wm. I, 
 Wunderer & Seeli, 
 Zaepffel Xavier, 
 
 215 O'Farrell 
 
 127Ji Fourth 
 
 1301 Polk 
 
 hW Dupont 
 
 503 Hnyes 
 
 :«)7 East 
 
 314 Fifth 
 
 203 Second 
 
 lOKS Powell 
 
 754 Market 
 
 504.i Sixth 
 
 201l.\ Second 
 
 1411 I>up(mt 
 
 1505 Powell 
 
 1152 Market 
 
 627 Market 
 
 643 Kearny 
 
 401 Montgomery ave 
 
 107 Sixth 
 
 334 .Sutter 
 
 1419 Stockton 
 
 15H5(ioarj 
 
 2232 Mission 
 
 .'>40 Bush 
 
 .342 Fourth 
 
 92S Larkin 
 
 1233 Stockton 
 
 785 Eddy 
 
 CONFECTIONERS -WHOLE- 
 SALE. 
 
 Dexter Frank. 526 Washington 
 
 Fahrbach ft Seidl, 405 Davis 
 
 Larat Frank, 609 McAllister 
 
 ROBERTS F, NW cor Polk & Bush 
 SARONI LOUIS ft CO, 420 Sac 
 
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 LOUIS 8ARONI & CO., 
 
 Wholesals Confeetionsis 
 
 And Dealers In Kntt*. 
 
 420 Sacramento Street, near Sansom, 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 CONSULS. 
 
 528 California 
 1571 Market 
 7G4 Howard 
 
 208 Stevenson 
 
 638 Market 
 
 320 Jackson 
 
 641 California 
 
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 510 Battery 
 Bolivia (F Herrera), 51 1 California 
 
 British (W L Booker), 319 California 
 Chili (K Palacios), 405 Front 
 
 CHINA (<^her IShu Tang,) 5(17 Clay 
 (.'lu.ia (F A Bee),. 5U7 Clay 
 
 Danish (U Connichsen), 317 California 
 GERMAN EMPIBE (A Rosenthal), 
 
 321 Hattery 
 (iuateinalii (l- B Parrott), 306 California 
 Hiiwaiiia (H W Severance), 318 Cal 
 Italy (Biirrilis Diego Lorenzo), 525 Froni, 
 Italy (Acting Consul F Zocchi), 525 " 
 Japan (K Yanagiya), 
 
 Hyile bet Eddy and Ellis 
 HEXICO (Conde Joaquin G), 215 San 
 Norway and Sweden (Aug Berggren) 
 
 406 Montgomery 
 Salvatlor (J M Tinoco), 323 Front 
 
 Spain (C Martin) 312 California 
 
 CONTRACTORS AND BUILD- 
 ERS. 
 
 Acker F V, 
 Ackerson Chas H, 
 Alexander I E, 
 Amos John (millwright) 
 Anderson Richard, 
 Barber & Whitney, 
 Barrett W H, 
 
 BOMANCE. 
 
 BondeJ, 
 Bovyer W L, 
 Bowles k Darrow, 
 Broohar E C, 
 
 BROTHEBTON B, 
 
 Buckman A E, 
 Buckner & Kley, 
 
 BURKE FRANK R. 
 
 Buswell W F, (millwright), 223 Missiini 
 Carson M H, 
 Chase W T, 
 Classen J C, 
 Cohane L, 
 
 CONRAD H A, 
 
 Cook K, 
 
 Cook S S, 
 
 Cook 4 Tronnson, 
 
 Cook Z Leslie, 
 
 Craig Jno, 
 
 Delaney P, (well borer), 
 
 Dcnsmore J, 
 
 Dixson Isaac 
 
 DeWitt & McCausland, 
 
 Diereks H, 
 
 Diggins A C, 
 
 Diggins Wm, „^„ 
 
 Dikeman Daniel, (street), 220 McAllister 
 
 Docking Joel, 634 Vallejo 
 
 Dudgeon M, (street), 22 Montgomery 
 
 v^T'^Hxr, 528Califomii 
 
 hastman Webster, Tehama and Fourth 
 MiottCB, 417 Kearny 
 
 r''\« ,., 620 Jones 
 
 Lniery S S, cor Eddy and Leavenworth 
 Enricht Louis, 932 Union 
 
 Evans Wm, 822 Larkin 
 
 Eyre Jus, e sCasti-o bet Beaver and 15th 
 Falconer Jno, 807 Market 
 
 FANNING EDWARD, 320 Chestnut 
 i,!''"'"" ~.' , 4 Spring 
 
 1 itzpatnck A G, 516 Rear and 328 Pine 
 f mt M M, 1 125 Hutter 
 
 Hood A S, 509 Bush 
 
 i rancis G C, 314 Jackson 
 
 i reese A C, 3 Mission 
 
 tnchette L D, 106 Washington 
 
 < .1 man C H. 515 Commercial 
 
 Gilmour Wm, cor Laguna and Birch aves 
 (iougeon F X, SE cor 19th and Valencia 
 
 1207 Polk 
 
 215 Kearny 
 
 7 Trinity 
 
 211 Mission 
 
 2 Tyler 
 
 403 Clementina 
 
 537 Valencia 
 
 13 Stockton 
 
 1110 Dupont 
 
 212 Loidesdorfi 
 
 223 Post 
 
 14 Howard 
 
 405 California 
 
 704 Montgomery 
 
 1 10 Geary 
 
 528 California 
 
 Gould CG, 322 Jackson 
 
 <'raff A, 2127 Mission 
 
 Grant Jno, 2OO Seventh 
 
 Gray Alonzo M, 534 Bush 
 
 Green R H & Co, 2123 Mission 
 
 Gross A P, (millwright), 51 Fremont 
 G rover S B, 1617 California 
 
 Haaf Jacob, 51G Kearny 
 
 HAMILTON CHARLES. 445 Minna 
 Hammond J, (millwright), 209 Market 
 
 1518 Broadway 
 
 24 Howanl 
 
 516 Kearny 
 
 7 10 Turk 
 
 635 California 
 
 1703 Fillmore 
 
 528 California 
 
 Hancock & Kelso, 
 Hanley N E, 
 Hannis & Stilwell, 
 Hartmann & Freese, 
 Hathaway & Co, 
 
 HAWLEY N E. 
 
 Heissiier Frank, 
 Hills S M, 
 Hock Tobias, 
 Hubley — , 
 Hughes Jno, 
 Hussey A C, 
 James Wm H, 
 Jones T D, 
 
 Kolley Jas M, 
 
 Kerrison Geo, 
 
 Klatt Ferdinand, 
 
 Knopf G, 
 
 Kohu Jos L, (R R), 
 
 Krrger Wm, 
 
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 II 
 
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 514 Pine] Liiribe Chas, 
 
 335 Montgomery 
 2704 Mission 
 1704 Sacramento 
 827 Sutter 
 1612 Mission 
 2840 
 516 Kearny 
 842 Clay 
 516 Kearny 
 14 Leavenworth 
 22 Montgomery 
 618 California 
 419 G'Farrell 
 1120 Taylor 
 638 Market 
 2126 Bush 
 516 Kearny 
 328 Montgomery ave 
 res 1717 Howard 
 115 Davis 
 803 Buchanan 
 
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 OLABHiriBD. 
 
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 Lawrence J V, 
 Lehmann C, i 
 Leibert J G. 
 Iieutall &, rnwell, 
 Linforth & Rawlins, 
 Little &, Gumming, 
 Luger J, 
 Maher J bs W, 
 Malbo Frank, 
 
 621 Sacramento 
 
 516 Kearny 
 
 328 Tine 
 
 333 Sixtciint*! 
 
 Fremont and ^Jiss 
 
 108 Geary 
 
 202 Sixteenth 
 
 163 New Montgomery 
 
 204 Dupont 
 
 MALTER & LIND, room 17 419 Gal 
 Martin J G, 1309 Stockton 
 
 Martin & Weber, 417 Bush 
 
 Maxfield Geo, 24lh bet Misa and How 
 McGann llobt W^lpil^ drvr), 718 Kearny 
 
 McCauU Michael, 
 McDonald Jno W, 
 McGrath Wm, 
 Mclnnea J H, 
 Mclntyre Geo, 
 McMullen Jno, 
 McVerry Thos, 
 McVicker Chas, 
 Miles M, 
 MoUer Gustave, 
 MoUer R, 
 Monroe G C, 
 Morris Lemuel P, 
 Morton J B, 
 Mueller V, 
 Murasky Chas, 
 Norton & Walker, 
 
 C31 (jrreon 
 
 528 California 
 
 107 Shipley 
 
 813 Larkin 
 
 105 Ellis 
 
 14 Leavenworth 
 
 Hyde and Greenwich 
 
 727 Seventeenth 
 
 402 Montgomery 
 
 1 Webb 
 
 28 Geary 
 
 26 Pine 
 
 905 Jones 
 
 3 St Mary 
 
 906 Paoitic 
 
 541 Twenty-third 
 
 516 Kearny 
 
 Odorless Excavating Apparatus Co, 
 
 (night work), 432 Kearny 
 Ogden B F, • 435 Hayes 
 
 Onderdonk A, 309 Montuomery 
 
 Odell & Palloct, 668 Howard 
 
 Pare Aime, 335 Montgomery 
 
 Parent C h, 232 FVemont 
 
 Parker EH, 534 Sacramento 
 
 Penney John F cor Kent'ky and Solano 
 Peters Wm J & Co, 28 Turk 
 
 Poulecka HL, 421 Commercial 
 
 PinneyBB, 312 Pine 
 
 Plummer H L, 534 Sacramento 
 
 Pratt H G, 51 Clay 
 
 Prindle D S, 862 Mission 
 
 Proll John, 516 Kearny 
 
 Quackcnbiish Thos M, 511 Jackson 
 
 Rechter.I, 311 Montgomery ave 
 
 Richards Israel, 434 Kearny 
 
 Richmond H H, 2125.J Mission 
 
 Ritchie N B, 
 Robinett Thos, 
 Rolsler Hermann, 
 Rosa D W, 
 Saunders Jos, 
 Scarry John, 
 Schieole Geo, 
 Schoemaker Constant, 
 Shaw C H, 
 
 SHERMAN J B. 
 
 Sims John, 
 Small Dominique, 
 
 1901 Hyde 
 
 113Lied.«dortr 
 
 225 Post 
 
 416 Sacramento 
 
 636 Commercial 
 
 40 Twenty-second 
 
 710(;reen 
 
 , 654 Washington 
 
 638 Market 
 
 740 Fourth 
 
 417 Turk 
 
 424 Jackson 
 
 Smith G J, 329 Sutter 
 
 Snyder A A, jy ijj,lle k 
 
 Southwell Geo, 926 Washinaton 
 
 Stevens M V, (well boror), 1500 Fofsom 
 Ihomason E R, 528 California 
 
 Thtiirison S E, 528 << 
 
 Thomson, Waterburg & Co, 327 Turk 
 Thornhill Jas, 
 Tilden C L, 
 Townsend F J, 
 Trainer J W, 
 
 Tnrnbull Jno, 
 Turpin Jno, 
 Van Wie A, 
 
 VIAUD LEON, 
 
 Wagner Jacob, 
 Wanzer M L, 
 Warren C A, 
 Weber Martin, 
 Wehr Fred'k, 
 Weinochl & Co, 
 Weisman Louis, 
 West E H, 
 White Fred'k, 
 Wiiite J B, 
 Whyte Jno P, 
 Williams C B, 
 Williams H F, 
 
 35 rost 
 
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 1012 Potrero ave 
 
 206 Leavenworth 
 
 638 Minna 
 
 7l9Culif„r„ia 
 
 123 and 125 Ninth 
 
 1601 Stockton 
 
 516 Kearny 
 
 1331 Bush 
 
 528 California 
 
 417 Bush 
 
 40 Jackson 
 
 137 Thirteenth 
 
 818 IVdfic 
 
 . «' it Hyde 
 
 316 Dupont 
 
 20 I'ine 
 
 614 California 
 
 528 .. 
 
 "40 Fourth 
 40s Jackson 
 931 Mission 
 
 Wissinger & Payson, 
 
 Wolf W H, 
 
 Woods Thos, SE cor O'Far and Broder'k 
 
 Wright & Riley, (sewer), l-JG (ieary 
 
 Zehfuss Wm, 840 Mission 
 
 Zihn A, 4;<2 Filth 
 
 N. E. HAWLEY, 
 
 CONTRACTOR .V- BUJLDER, 
 
 Xo. $t704 MiMHion Ntreet. 
 
 .lOIUllNCi I'KOMITUY ATTKNDKD To. 
 
 Wiio Hrrocns ntid l>oors a 8j)ei'ialt}'. I'laiis .ind 
 
 S|H;cilk'iitlotiH (Irnwt) and Kstitrmtes iiiadu 
 
 Work (.iuaruiitoud. 
 
 Hoi*iilcii' , 2H40 MiHHi'.n Street, San Fraiidscn 
 
 COOPERS. 
 
 ALHOlii' D & CSO, 3S ("oniinurcial 
 
 ARMSTRONG RUDOLPH, 
 
 121 Jackaon and 7'J Orei'oii 
 
 Arnold F W, 
 Bucking D, 
 Carl Andrew, 
 
 CARL WM H. 
 
 Dempster & Keys, 
 Egun & Buckley, 
 Felvey Loury, 
 Hogan & Co, 
 HoldenJ H, 
 lAng Henry, 
 Ijarson Geo, 
 Lawson & Cullumbor, 
 
 60'.t Battery 
 
 7')8 J^ryant 
 
 204 ComiiKiFcial 
 
 10") Ort'ifnii 
 
 20-J Mark-t 
 
 14 Oregon 
 
 5 Dnimm 
 
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 105 ('lav 
 112 and 114 Jackson 
 
 101 Clay I 
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 Mattullath Manufg Co. 4ii Tf^^'.'?^*"" 
 McCabe John, ^ u'a „, j -*]^ ^J»ghth 
 Meagher Wm, ^* ''"'* {J Oregon 
 
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 Men ffiite Oat Slaves, H«s and Stonh 
 
 OAM CASKS ASri) BARREij^ 
 
 California Wim^i'Tnd » 
 
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 J^^I^^Peia and Tragedy 
 
 JAHM & FOSTER 
 
 COPPERSMITHS. 
 
 ol-l Kearny 
 
 421 Mission 
 
 »'J Montgomery 
 
 •"i 12 Market 
 
 .>-'0 ami 522 Davis 
 
 5«r) Mission 
 
 226 Fremont 
 
 lis Jolin (x. 
 Landers & Co, 
 Mistre .S, 
 
 PEREYP, 
 
 Petersen & Olaen, 
 Umith C W, 
 Todt & Wagner, 
 Tripp tJeo A, 
 
 
 
 CORDAGE, 
 
 (tipples Samuel & (.'o, 
 Hallidie A S, (wire),' 
 
 ^"OCKERY^AND GLASS- 
 
 Pacitic Conliigo Co, 
 I'acitic Jute Manufg Co 
 Koyer H, (raw hides), 
 
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 123 California 
 
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 'Ij) Nansom "crnard T, 
 Sa") Bryant! J'ishopK, ' 
 """ ' ' *i5rown H J. 
 
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 Adler D 
 
 APWnT'',;^^''^'-&Co. 
 Harnett J, *' ** * '^U. 
 Hacker Joseph, 
 
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 Mauri Bros. 
 
 Soherr, Haoli & I,ux 
 
 WATSON &00. 122 and 124 Market 
 
 'Mneri Antonio, 
 
 123 Kearnv 
 
 1009 Stockton 
 
 119 Battery 
 
 •^10 Caiifornii 
 
 314 Sixth 
 
 039 Sixteenth 
 700 Market 
 
 517 and 519 Market 
 1615 Polk 
 420 Battery 
 
 411 Sacramento ff'^^idson M, 
 i>09 i. J.bert Julius 
 
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 J>avis Bros. 4l<» k-«— _ ^-0 Battery 
 
 I>avis& Co • '^«*™y and 718 Market 
 " - ■ ' - 39 Fourth 
 
 COSTUMERS. 
 
 OIRA&DHISSE, 
 
 >41 7 Stockton 
 «23 Pacific 
 700 Larkin 
 1503 Stockton 
 1429 Dupont 
 214 Pacific 
 131 Second 
 „, 342 Third 
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 oili p !l -la^tzen F. 122 ''.fl, a«i i^ '^ Fourth 
 I->5i;. '* '^"^eph A, "'' ^^' ^^^'^ «n'l 131 2d 
 
 1-5 hansom joy,|: p^^;^ ^ 929 Market 
 
 *Koch Adam,' ooVi/'^^^*'' 
 
 f andon Alfred. . ,12\ ^^I«rket 
 
 1 ^« T, I l''n»sdale A , ' 'Stockton 
 
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 Levingston A, 
 Lipman A, 
 Lyza P, 
 Mariaui G D, 
 Marks M, 
 •Marsh H F, 
 McFarland & Co, 
 Muller A C, 
 *Nathau B & Co, 
 Oppenheimer B, 
 Patten F A, 
 Porteous A, 
 Potter F A, 
 *BEID & BROOKS. 
 
 717 Market 
 
 15 Fourth 
 
 9.36 Folaom 
 
 10'J8 Dupont 
 
 925i Market 
 
 577 
 
 324 Sixteenth 
 
 115 Third 
 
 126 Sutter 
 
 937 Market 
 
 2510 Mission 
 
 1314 Dupont 
 
 108 Third 
 
 424 and 426 San 
 
 SANDERSON BROS, 310 and 312 Bat 
 
 Selig A, 3 Fourth 
 
 Silverstine S H, 214 Sixteenth 
 
 Simon J, .302 Sixth 
 
 •Sinsheimer Simon, 9 Dupont 
 
 Spangler D B & Co, 11th and R R aves, 
 St-Jm Jacob, 1119Fol3om 
 
 *Straus, Kohnstamm & Co, 
 
 102 and 104 Battery 
 •Swain R A & Co, 1 12 and 1 14 Cal 
 
 •Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co, 129 San 
 White R, . 224 Third 
 
 CUTLERS AND CUTLERY. 
 
 Adams C, 508 Commercial 
 
 Allen ET, 515 Market 
 
 Bemmer Aug, 1521 Post 
 
 EOERTON HENRY C. 169 Cal, m 7 
 
 HOPPE R> (importers), 318 Pine 
 
 Kohnke John, 405J California 
 
 Langdon& Rebman, 1036 Mkt and 31 6th 
 
 Marks A, 
 Ortet Bros, 
 Price M, 
 Schintz .1 H, 
 
 SON BROS. 
 
 506 Clay 
 
 524 Commercial 
 
 415 Kearny 
 
 10 Stevenson 
 
 .300 and 302 California 
 
 WILL & FINCK, 
 
 769 Market 
 
 Bielski & Maunheim, 13 Centre Market 
 Block J, 60 >i 
 
 Brincatt & De Manuel, 4 Clay St Market 
 Carlton Frank H, 
 
 20 and 22 Grand Western Market 
 Chever MR, 31 Centre Market 
 
 COLLINS & FIELDING, 426 Sansom 
 Davie John, 32 California Market 
 
 Deloche J B, 2, 4 and 6 S F Market 
 
 Derby C W, 19 Metropolitan Market 
 Edward Perry, go.j j^j^^,, 
 
 Eldridge B (J, New Metropolitan Markt 
 Erzgral)er & Oesting, 108 California Mkt 
 Friot Alfred, 43 and 44 Wasliinton Mkf 
 FullerA F, 27 Grand Central Market 
 Getz & Hirahfeld, 17 Grand Central Mkt 
 Getz Levin & Co, Bf» City Market 
 
 Grosskurth Wilhelm, 1329 Dupont 
 
 Hill Bros, "f- Market 
 
 Horgan S, 13 and 14 ('-^ < tijil Mkt 
 
 Jost Peter, Vallejo 
 
 Kane & Heaney, 11 and 40 ». atre Mkt 
 Lagoni H, 1515 Market 
 
 Lasar D & Co, 52 Centre Market 
 
 Lemoine, Gambert & Co, 
 
 15, 17 and 19 S F Market 
 Levy H, 22 Centre Market 
 
 Lielwrt B, 103 1 Polk 
 
 Martens F, 57 and 58 Washington Mkt 
 Martens F & Co, 427 p.,,, x 
 
 POCKET CUTLERY. 
 SADLER Sl CO., 
 
 00s Market Ht., Mun FraiiciNeo, 
 
 Iniporturx uiul Johbcra uf 
 
 KniElltih, Gei'inan and American 
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 Atchinson B M & Co, 
 
 10, 17, 28 and 30 Centre Market 
 Atkinson & (iilmore, 22d and Shotwell 
 Bennett Jno K, 35 and 36 California Mkt 
 Bergen Andrian, 425 Clay 
 
 BmDLE & DOUGLASS. i'23 Wash 
 
 Millikcn P & J, 
 Morlock F, 
 HulKjrt&Turk, 
 Phillip P A, 
 Pietzch & Co, 
 Plass E N, 
 Plummer G E, 
 Ruppel C'onrad, 
 Schwartz Conrad, 
 Shuittan E G, 
 Soule S P, 
 Spence J P, 
 Spotonio Jno B, 
 
 427 Front 
 56 Centre Market 
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 27 Centre Market 
 803 Lark in 
 31 8. Sixth 
 12 Centre Market 
 288 Fourth 
 532 Sixth 
 37 Centre Market 
 232 Montgomery ave 
 425 Broiidway 
 47 California Market 
 Terwilliger & Fink, 50 and 51 Wasii Mkt 
 Thierbach J, 19 Grand Central Market 
 Weisel Pliilip & Co, 1405 .Stockton 
 
 Whitocomb C M, 21 and 22 Mission Mkt 
 
 WILTON JOHN & CO. 
 
 23 and 24 California Market 
 \Vitt Henry, 235 Sixth 
 
 Witt Johanna, 10 Bay City Market 
 
 Young Conrad 1317 Dupont 
 
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 A hern & Co, 208 Washington 
 
 Brigham, Whitney & Co, 320 Front 1 
 
 Dorfce, Sweeney & Co, 1 14 and 116 Miit 
 FORSAITH & DODGE, 32.') Front I 
 f Jetz Bros & Co, 301 " I 
 
 HAIGHT ROBERT ft CO, 226 " 
 
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 iruia Market 
 , S F Market 
 Utan Market 
 •AVI Sixth 
 loUtan Markt 
 alifornia Mkt 
 aahinton Mkt 
 jntral Market 
 I Central Mkt 
 City Market 
 13'29 Dupont 
 ••*■■, Market 
 "T,ial Mkt 
 Vallejo 
 40 V .itre Mkt 
 15i5 Market 
 Centre Market 
 
 1 19 S F Market 
 I Centre Market 
 
 1(531 Polk 
 Washington Mkt 
 
 427 Front 
 6 Centre Market 
 
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 alifornia Market 
 
 Centre Market 
 
 80» Larkin 
 
 318 Sixth 
 
 2 Centre Market 
 
 288 Fourth 
 
 532 Sixth 
 
 7 Centre Market 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 
 425 Broadway 
 
 alifornia Market 
 
 nd51 Wash Mkt 
 
 I Central Market 
 
 1405 Stocktdu 
 
 1 22 Miaaiou Mkt 
 
 California Market 
 r 235 Sixth 
 
 kay City Market 
 1317 Dupout 
 
 ;E-WH0LE- 
 
 "08 Washington i 
 ijo' 320 Front 
 
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 DEN 
 
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 HETWOOD & HENDLET. 
 
 222 and 224 Clay 
 Hildbura Bros, 100 California 
 
 HABTur> FEUSIER & STEF- 
 
 y^UI. (commission), 309 to 313 Clay 
 McHenry, S & Co, 425 Front 
 
 MOTJLTON E S & CO, 305 Clay 
 
 Steele, Elder & Co, 204 Front 
 
 Von Ronn & Hencke Bros, 414 Clay 
 Wheaton & Luhrs, 
 
 319 Front and 307 Sacramento 
 Wieland Bros, 328 Front 
 
 WoUen Max & Co, 216 Washington 
 
 Wooster, Hubbell & Co, 317 Front 
 
 DANCING ACADEMIES. 
 
 771 Market 
 119 Post 
 320 " 
 Grand Western Mkt 
 
 FitzGibbon D, 
 Frazer J W, 
 Lunt P, 
 McCarty Mrs A M, 
 
 DENTISTS. 
 
 Austin H, 634 Washington 
 
 Barstow F 0, 1336 Sacramento 
 
 BEERS & HUBBARD, 230 Kearny 
 
 BirtieJJ, 313 
 
 Blake A Y., 5i " 
 
 Blake Chas E Sr, 5i " 
 
 Blankman Wm, 208 Stockton 
 
 Bloch Con, 318 Hayes 
 
 Bolton Thomas, 804 Howard 
 
 Bouniuin Chas, 121 Powell 
 
 Boyle (ieo S, 223 Kearny 
 
 BREWER FRANCIS A, 8 Montgy 
 
 Brown G H. 
 Bunnell E F, 
 Bush Louis, 
 Bush k Neumann, 
 Calvert Wm, 
 Cane & Teague, 
 CARD WH, 
 Case Chas JJ, 
 Christopher Telfer, 
 Cochrane E 0, 
 
 COGSWELL JAS L, 
 
 Conrndt J, 
 Cool G W & Son, 
 Crawford C I), 
 Croome Wm, 
 Crossett Truman, 
 Crowell J P, 
 Cutlar U, 
 Davis & Sanger, 
 Dean G S, 
 
 1612 Mission 
 319 Kearny 
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 209 Geaiy 
 142i Fourth 
 (540 Market 
 209 Kearny 
 135 " 
 850 Market 
 
 10 Third 
 
 215 Kearny Teague & Cane, 
 
 715 Clay 
 
 137 Montgomery 
 765 Market 
 
 DUTCH WM, 24 Montgomery 
 
 1' erguson T H, 22 Geary 
 
 B ox H B, 120 Fourth and 762 Folsom 
 
 Fuller CH, 
 Gladwin S F, 
 Goddard Clark L, 
 (toc Samuel E, 
 
 GRAVES W LA 
 
 Griffiths Allen, 
 Griswold W F, 
 
 HAAS G, D D s, 
 
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 6 Eddy 
 
 930 Market 
 
 23 Post 
 
 26 Montgomery 
 
 216 Kearny 
 
 400 Geary 
 
 6 O'Farrell 
 
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 cihc Dental Institute, 6th & Natoma 
 HACKETT & DEAN, 126 Kear, rm 11 
 
 Hardcastle Geo, 
 
 HATCH J fi, 
 
 Hoadley G C, 
 Holmes L B, 
 Hubbard George A, 
 Hutchins James M, 
 Hutchison D S, 
 
 JENKINS G W, 
 
 •lessup T C, 
 
 KEMP VAN EE F, 
 
 Knowles Samuel E, 
 Knowlton ,) S, 
 Knox Henry E, 
 Learn R B, 
 Tjconard J C, 
 
 31 Eddy 
 213 Geary 
 ^\ Kearny 
 
 305 
 
 230 
 
 737 Market 
 
 5J Kearny 
 
 1402 Bush 
 
 103 Montgomery 
 
 1144 Market 
 
 SE cor Post & Dup 
 
 6 Eddy 
 
 25 Post 
 
 838 Market 
 
 5. J Kearny 
 
 Liblwy M L, NW cor Kearny and Geary 
 
 TiUiidborg JAW, 123 Stockton 
 
 Luther H A, 1913 Polk 
 
 Massie Henry C, 19 Sixth 
 
 McAllister Wm B, 702 Market 
 
 Mobray R C, 200 Stockton 
 
 Moore C'alvin, 6 Eddy 
 
 MORFFEW THOS, 120 Sutter 
 
 MORTON H R, 205 Montgomery ave 
 Neumann Leopold, 8 Kearny 
 
 PRATHER & HOLMES, 305 Keamy 
 
 PRATHERJN, 
 
 Ran Henry, 
 Khein B J, 
 Richards W H, 
 Schmidt G, 
 Schultze E H, 
 Sichel & Richards, 
 
 .„, Smilie Elton R, 
 
 232 Sutter Spear Thos R, 
 
 821 Keamy Stanley W H, 
 
 22 " Stevens Mrs H H, 
 
 1415 Stockton Sublett & Tracy, 
 
 823 Market !^"ley Frank E 
 
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 Sullivan & Sanborn, 
 
 DECKER CHARLES W, 9-25 
 
 Dennis S W, 33 Kearny 
 
 Dentler E F, 205 Montgomery ave 
 
 Doyle George S, 331 Kearny 
 
 Drucker W E, 224 Stockton 
 
 Dunbar L L, , 23 Kearny 
 
 305 
 
 779 Mission 
 
 703 Market 
 
 481 Jessie 
 
 1747 Mission 
 
 44 Third 
 
 103 Post 
 
 649 Washington 
 
 235 Kearny 
 
 115 
 
 106i Third 
 
 112 Fourth 
 
 339 Kearny 
 
 965 Folsom 
 
 142i Fourth 
 
 118 Geary 
 
 112 Fourth 
 
 25i Sixth 
 
 401 i Hayes 
 
 THRALL HH. 
 
 Tracy Charles E, 
 Trueman & Duckett, 
 
 Trumpour J P, .. . .^ ^ „ 
 
 Van Crombrugghe A L, 609 Sacramento 
 
 Van Denburgh A, 134 Geary 
 
 Van Denburgh D, 229 " 
 
 Wade Thos, ' 27 " 
 
 WARNER A. 224 Kearny 
 
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 Whinnery J L, 1033 Sutter 
 
 Whitoomb N T, 206 Third 
 
 Wilbert J L, 18 " 
 WINTER & WINTER. 206 Kearny 
 
 Woodw ard Win A, 920 Market 
 
 Younger E A, 224 Stockton 
 
 Younger Wm J, 224 " 
 
 COLTON DSNTAL ASSOCIATION 
 
 OiSS Market Mt., op p. MaMon. 
 
 DIAMOND CETTERS. 
 
 MPKCIAI.TY. 
 
 The sc-ientiflu adiuiiiistiatiou of Pnri' "Ml 
 trouN Oxi<l«> 4i>as for the jialnlcss cxtmction 
 of tt-eth. And uUo perforin all operations in 
 Dentistr.v. 
 
 a. H. ZEIECHBAUM, 
 JJENTIST, 
 
 Office. 1 1 13 BROADWAY, Oakland. 
 Office Hoirs- 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. 
 
 H. H. THRALL, 
 
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 Ofltfc and KesiiU'nt'e : 
 
 No. 118 Gcar.v Street, opp. 1st Unitarian Church, 
 Uetweeii Dupont anil Stockton. 
 
 DENTISTS' MATERIAL AND 
 INSTRUMENTS. 
 
 COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 
 
 925 Market 
 
 FOLKERS J H A & BRO. 1 1 8 Mont 
 NEWMAN JAMES, '^02 Post 
 
 Kchueidcr VV H, 28 Geary 
 
 DETECTIVES. 
 
 Deasy Jerome, 328 Montgomery 
 
 HALL R B & CO, t>32 Market 
 
 Libbing HH, 328 Montgomery 
 
 Mac Farlane T W & Co, 006 
 Morse Harry N, 328 
 
 R. B. HALL & CO.S, 
 
 PACIFIC DETECTIVE BUBEAU 
 
 OSa Market Mt., Man Francisco. 
 
 liKFEItKSCES: 
 Hon. T. O. Phelps, L. W. Noyes, K.\ U. S. Spe 
 
 clal 'lYeiisurv A(rent, San Francisco. 
 Hon. II. C. Uaskill, Agent Wells', Farffo & Co. 
 Fox & Kello^'ir, Attorneys, 520 I alifornia St. 
 All communications, (Jral or Written, arc stictly 
 vonfldentlal. 
 
 BRAND H J, 
 
 Brunet Eugene, 
 Cal .Jewelry Co, 
 
 KOEKLER & RITTER; 
 LAIRD DW, 
 
 Lalande A, 
 
 LEVISON BROS, 
 
 Lindemunn C H, 
 Lundy Thomas, 
 Meiidoza A, 
 Neumann Albert, 
 Ortion Auguste, 
 VVagner F Jr, 
 
 2:10 Kearny 
 
 614 Merchant 
 
 134 Sutter 
 
 ; 26 Post 
 
 27 '• 
 
 420 Sutter 
 
 134 " 
 
 601 California 
 
 7 and I) Tliird 
 
 320 Montgomery ave 
 
 y ( leary 
 
 no Sutter 
 
 223 Kearny 
 
 L. THOMPSON, 
 
 WliolcMale and Retail, 
 
 4 Chronicle Building, 
 
 Corner Hush and Kearny, upstairs. 
 
 r. WAGNER, 
 
 Jeweler and Diamond Setter. 
 
 No. 22:i Kearny Street, 
 
 SAN FRANC ISUO. 
 ititf'Ciieneral Repairinic. 
 
 DISTILLERIES. 
 
 Amazon Distilling Co, 123 Ciilifomia 
 Bay View Di.stillory, 18tli nve andH 
 
 CALIFORNIA DISTILLING CO. 
 
 (Antiocli — Jost & Aiiler) ,3^1 g^t 
 
 Cuahmg Koljert, 328 Montj^omerv 
 
 Rebstock, Endres & Co, .322 to .i'.'6,Sau 
 Voorman & Oulton, Pierce andClustiiul 
 West End Distillery, Ocean House l!uad 
 York Wm W & Co, 218 California 
 
 DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS. 
 
 (See also, Planing Mills ; also Lumber.) 
 
 Bradbury W B, 566 to 572 Brannan 
 
 DOE B & J S. 44 to 48 Market 
 
 EXCELSIOR PLANING HILLS, 
 
 SW cor Bryant and Fifth 
 Hanson M ct A, llSMaia 
 
 Haskell Phineas, SW cor 5th and Bryant 
 Kittre<ljje E H *; Co, 26 California 
 
 Mechanics' Mills, ^Iis8ion and Kremout 
 Moore & Wilkie, Mission and Fremont 
 MORRISON J J, NE cor Spear k Mi» 
 Prescott & Sanborn, Howard k, Spear 
 
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 2:M) Kearny 
 6U Merchant > 
 134 Sutter 1 ^ 
 L. '26 Post 
 
 4'20 Sutter 
 134 " 
 601 California 
 7 and « Third 
 vlontgomery ave 
 y < ieary 
 110 Sutter 
 2'23 Kearny 
 
 PSON, 
 
 i«l R4>tail, 
 
 Building, 
 
 larny, >il' stairs, 
 
 amond Setter, »b b 
 
 bvny Street, 
 
 N( ISCO. 
 
 ma. 
 
 .ERIES. 
 
 r23 Culifornia 
 1 Stl) :ivo and H 
 
 aTILLINGCO, 
 
 Aaier) S-:i Bat 
 
 3-28 Monti;omery 
 
 Co, 32*2 to 3-26 8aii 
 
 Pierce amlCheatnut 
 
 Ocean House iload 
 
 '218 Calif Driiia 
 
 AND BLINDS. 
 
 [ills ; also Lumber.) 
 
 566 to r>72 Brannan 
 44 to 48 Market 
 
 iNlNGKII'^ 
 
 Bor Bryant and Fifth 
 j 118 Main 
 
 kv cor 5th and Bryant 
 26 CaUfornia 
 
 Misaion and Fremont 
 i^lission and Fremont 
 iNEcorSpeartMin 
 Howard 4 Spear 
 
 Segari Uriah, 160 Main 
 
 Smith k Davia, 132 and 134 Berry 
 
 SFBINOER JASON & CO. 
 
 SE cor Suear and Mission 
 
 TURNER. KENNEDY & SHAW. 
 
 (wholesale) 840 Fourth 
 
 WILSON & BRO (wholesale), 
 
 18 and 22 Drumm 
 
 DRAUGHTSMEN. 
 
 Bradford W, 
 Bugbee Chas L, 
 Fuukenstein E, 
 Merritt H P, 
 
 BEINHARBT H 0. 
 
 137 Montgomery 
 
 318 Pine 
 
 3'20 Sansoni 
 
 318 Pine 
 
 6 Eddy 
 
 DRESSMAKERS. 
 
 915 Stockton 
 
 1551 Market 
 
 32 Fourth 
 
 1-20 Sutter 
 
 32 Ellis 
 
 115 (ief.,/y 
 
 413 Liirkin 
 
 3 Mason 
 
 16 Mason 
 
 328 Sixteenth 
 
 42UO'Farrell 
 
 128 Fifth 
 
 336.\ Bush 
 
 620 Market 
 
 126 Kearny 
 
 1 10 Ellis 
 
 048 Howard 
 
 25 Taylor 
 
 438 Hayes 
 
 1 100 Stockton 
 
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 Aaron Mrs D, 
 
 Abbot Mrs A, 
 
 Abbott Mrs N A, 
 
 Ashley Mrs W H, 
 
 Banning Miss M, 
 
 Bascom Mrs M E, 
 
 Bhiino Mrs A, 
 
 Bollinger Mrs H R, 
 
 Borlanil Mrs S H, 
 
 Brace Miss, 
 
 Brosse Mme, 
 
 Bryant Mrs A, 
 
 Buckley Mrs C A, 
 
 Butler Mrs T B, 
 
 Carey Miss A M, 
 
 Chase Mrs Ellon, 
 
 Clow Mrs Sarah, 
 
 Coginasse Mrs A, 
 
 Coney Mrs S A, 
 
 Curley Miss M A, 
 
 Curtis Mrs E H, 
 
 Dermot M E, — 
 
 Doouan Miss M, SE cor R Rand 10th aves 
 
 Dunning Mrs K M, 126 Koarny 
 
 Bilwards Mrs D, 121 Stockton 
 
 Faico Mme, cor Post and Dupont 
 
 Farrand Mrs R B, 
 
 Foster Mrs S K, 
 
 Funel Mad, 
 
 Gagan Mrs T, 
 
 Uaudron Mme, 
 
 Gilgen Mrs A, 
 
 lOIRARDMISSE. 
 
 Halk Mrs H H, 
 
 Hay Mrs C, 
 
 Hodges Robert, 
 
 Holland Miss H 
 
 Huffman Mrs, 
 
 inxcell Mrs William, 
 
 Jacoby Samuel, 
 
 James Miss M, 
 
 Julian Chas, 
 
 Keigk''ley Mrs 
 
 Kelter Mrs Bertha 
 
 Kind Miss 
 Kind Mrs M W, 
 Kindoll Mrs, 
 Lawton H VV Mrs, 
 Lenoir Mme 
 Lapping Mrs, 
 Leroy Mme 
 Lewis Mrs R G, 
 Loring Mrs, 
 Lovell J M, 
 Marchand Mrs, 
 Marsh Mrs C A, 
 Marston Miss D, 
 Mason Mrs S A, 
 McPherson Mrs, 
 Muleahy Mrs H, 
 Mulhern Mrs M A, 
 Murphy Mrs H B, 
 O'Brien Miss A, 
 O'Brien Mrs L, 
 O'Neill Mrs 
 Ozouf Mme, 
 Parinentier Mine 
 Pur.sell Mrs S V, 
 Quig),' Miss .M B, 
 liobert Mrs C, 
 
 10'22 Stockton 
 
 1017 Market 
 
 207 Kearny 
 
 131 Turk 
 
 15 Powell 
 
 846 Washington 
 
 121 Sutter 
 
 126 Kearny 
 
 12 O'Parrell 
 
 1623 to 1629 Polk 
 
 735 Ellis 
 
 28 Ellis 
 
 868.1 Folsom 
 
 106.1, Third 
 
 108 i Powell 
 
 631 Post 
 
 141 Fourth 
 
 456 Sixth 
 
 1150 Market 
 
 401) Geary 
 
 815 Mission 
 
 613 Post 
 
 238 Taylor 
 
 506 Hayes 
 
 126 Kearny 
 
 114 (Jeary 
 
 Homer Mrs L, SE cor Post and Kearny 
 
 ScliaiF .lanie 
 .Scharowski Mrs, 
 Schnabel C 
 Smith Mr.-( .1 W, 
 Strozynski Mrs K, 
 Suter Jeunette Mrs 
 Thomas Mrs W, 
 Throii Mrs W, 
 Tregellas Mrs S, 
 Warburton Mrs A M, 
 Wells Mrs Emil 
 Whans .Mrs W \V, 
 Williams Mrs J B, 
 
 WOENER CARL. 
 
 Wood Mrs H, 
 WyU'll & Pedford, 
 Yeaton Mrs J H, 
 
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 Valencia 
 
 39 Fifth 
 
 240 Sutter 
 
 1517 Market 
 
 235 Fifth 
 
 841 Mission 
 
 507 Broadway 
 
 321 Powell 
 
 1094 Ellis 
 
 819 Howard 
 
 311 Turk 
 
 4'24 Sutter 
 
 1007 McAllister 
 
 1 Cedar ave 
 
 838 Market 
 
 1060 Howard 
 
 230 O'Farrell 
 
 229 Hayes 
 
 404 Twenty -second 
 
 223 Kear.ny 
 
 1007 i Stockton 
 
 209 Sixteenth 
 
 407 Taylor 
 
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 DRUGGISTS. 
 
 (See also Druggists— Wholesale.) 
 
 Abramson & Bacon,BupandSut;717Clay 
 Adams Saml, 316 Post 
 
 Angell .1 W, 272 First 
 
 142 Post Armitage Jos, SE cor Howard and 16th 
 
 215 Sixteenth 
 
 311^ Jessie 
 
 10 Fifth 
 
 194 Sixteenth 
 
 331 (Jeary 
 
 213 Dupont 
 
 1114 Stocktim 
 
 105 Sixth 
 
 1513 Dupont 
 
 101 O'Farrell 
 
 37 Fifth 
 
 Arnheim Julius S, 248 Oak 
 
 Barbat J, 910 Pacific 
 
 Basford R X, 2123 Bush 
 
 Bauer J A, 101 Post 
 
 Bayly Chas A, SE cor Howard and Cth 
 Berger 0, SW cor Eddy and Steiner 
 
 BOERICKE & TAFEL,(Hom(eo- 
 
 pathic Pharmacy), 2,'i4 Sutter 
 
 Boyker S Adolph, cor Ninth and Miss 
 
 BROEMMEL JOB 
 
 NVV cor Sixth and Mission 
 
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 H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines, 302 Uavis Street, S. F. 
 
W. W. MONTAGUE A CO., 'i':S!^t'S^VmS^kVh'*Z:^in 'l^ 
 
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 Bryan W J, New Mont and Mkt 
 
 Turk and Taylor; 003 Merchant 
 and Second and Howard 
 Bumetv G G, 327 Montgomery 
 
 Calvert John, NW cor 4th and Howard 
 Oortin & May hew, SE cor 16th and 
 
 Valencia and NW cor '20th and Val'a 
 Coggeshall J H, SE cor Bush and Pierce 
 Colton C F, NW cor Polk and Eddy 
 Curragh J M, 413 Bush 
 
 Dannenberg Walter, SW cor (5th and Fol 
 Dawson John H, SE cor '24tli and 
 
 Alabama and NW cor Val'a and 23d 
 Devine Jaa, 214 Kearny 
 
 Di Nola Leon, 1000 Howard 
 
 Drossel J H, 1201 Powell 
 
 Edwards T M, NE cor Kearny & Jack 
 Evans A, NW cor Hayes and Laguna 
 Flatow P, NE cor Geary and Jones 
 
 Fowler G H, SE cor 7th and Mission 
 Fowler M H, SE cor 0th and Harrison 
 Fox & Horner, SE cor Third and Hunt 
 Foye J E, 2002 Sacramento 
 
 Gates J H, cor How and New Montpy 
 Gates Justin, 722 Montgomery 
 
 Gove M D, . 2408 California 
 
 Gros Alfred, Wash and Kear and 1 1 1 Dup 
 Hanks Henry G, 019 Montgomery 
 
 Hassenpflug F. SW cor Dup and Green 
 TT;i8ting8 B, 1601 Fillmore 
 
 eick Wm, SE cor Tyler and Polk 
 
 Heyermann — , SW cor Bryant and 4th 
 Hifmer L, SW cor Geary and Larkin 
 Hohlweg Fred, NE cor Polk and .lack 
 Holbrook C B Jr, cor Ninth and Market 
 Horner C W, SW cor Sutter and Hyde 
 Houpt Chas H, cor 11th and R R aves 
 Hunt D D, :«)0 Fifth 
 
 Joy Edw W, • SW cor Post and Maaon 
 Judson H H, cor Butte and Kentucky 
 Kearney P A, SW cor First and Folsom 
 
 KEIL FKED C, Market and Fourth 
 
 KOELLES WILLIAM. 
 
 cor Taylor and Eddy 
 Kurtz AM, 1«M» Hayes 
 
 Lanzwert Louis, 400 Fourth 
 
 Ije(evre & Kahn, 
 
 1 102 Market and cor Kearny and Pine 
 Leipnitz (J & Co, 230 Sutter 
 
 Lengfeld A L, NE cor Geary and Stock 
 Mann Drug Co, cor Spear and Market 
 
 MARKET ST PHABMACT. Fred 
 
 C Keil propr, S W cor Mar and Fourtli 
 Mayhew Wm E, 144 Fourth 
 
 McBoyle A k Co, 504 Washington 
 
 McDonald D, 1002 Stockton 
 
 McDonnell Jaa J, WM) Market 
 
 McDonnell J J & Co, 400 Hayes 
 
 McLaughlin Wm H, SE cor 20th & ^Iis8 
 Mentz Chas H, SE cor Polk and Sac 
 Mervy A, " 539 Green 
 
 Mervy & Co, 1519 Hyde 
 
 Meyer R C, NW cor Union and Powell 
 
 Miller J A, NW cor Valencia and HiH 
 Miller W C. U2i I^ifi 
 
 Moody J C, 1401 p: 
 
 Morrison W P, NW cor 22nd un.l xS 
 Pttcitic Homceopathic Dispensary, 
 
 S43 Howard 
 Painter Emlen, SE cor Clay and Kcariiv 
 Petibeau E, cor Howard and Ninth 
 
 Pickering Wm, SE cor Stock and Bdwv 
 Heche D E, NW cor Jackson and Mont 
 REIE T, SW cor Market and Fourth 
 
 Roethe Cliristian, f,oi Third 
 
 Rossi & Co, SW cor Green and IJunont 
 Roturier & Zabaldano, SE cor Kear & Pao 
 Rule J W, cor Third and Howard 
 
 Schmidt H W & Bro, 542 Koarny 
 
 Searby W M, 809 Market 
 
 Seizor Edward, 331 j^^^^j. 
 
 Shaw Henry B, NW cor Sut and Pow 
 Simpson Wm, GOi» Davis 
 
 SLA YEN H A cor Market and Powell 
 Staub H, SW cor Sutter and Larkin 
 Steele J G & Co, 035 Market 
 
 Steylaars & Rossi, 1222 Diipont 
 
 Strong C G, .ji i>,,jjj 
 
 Szarash S D, NE cor Powell and Filb 
 Thayer B B, SE cor New Mont & Mkt 
 Thompson N S, cor Steuart and Market 
 Trouette H, 304 Fourth 
 
 Von der Lieth F H, 1400 Powell 
 
 Von Luedinghausen O W, olO Haves 
 
 WAKELEE H P & CO, 
 
 SE cor Montgomery and Bush 
 Ward M M, cor Second and Mission 
 Weiss Philip, NE cor 19th and Mission 
 Wenzell Wm T, 852 Market 
 
 DRUGGISTS -WHOLESALE. 
 
 Abrams & Carroll, 3 and 5 Front 
 
 BOERICKE & TAFEL, 2:)4 Sutter 
 CRANE & BRIOHAli, 
 
 520 and 522 Market; 19 and 21 Sut 
 Downing A F & Son, 14 Second 
 
 Gates J II & Co, 417 Sansom 
 
 HODOE, DA VIS & CO, 1 1 6 Front 
 
 LANOLET & MICHAELS, 
 
 NE c or Front and Pine 
 
 MERTEN. MOFFITT & CO. 
 
 li-J'l Clsy 
 Redington & Co, 531 Market 
 
 Richards C F & Co, 427 and 429 Sansom 
 Saulnicr Juo ft Co, 607 Front 
 
 DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES. 
 
 Marsh Henry F, 577 Market 
 
 SPENCE A S & CO. 537 " 
 TAYLOR JOHN & CO, 
 
 118 and 120 Market; 15 and 17 Cal 
 
 WAKELEE H P & CO, 
 
 SE cor Montgomery and Bush 
 
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 1124 Pacific 
 UOl Pine 
 2nd und Mist 
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 843 Howard 
 y and Kearny 
 ird and Ninth 
 )ck and Bdwy 
 son and Mont 
 et and Fourth 
 504 lUish 
 501 Third 
 en and Dupout 
 cor Kear & Pac 
 rd and Howard 
 54'2 Kearny 
 mi Market 
 3:U East 
 jr Sut and Pow 
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 rket and Powell 
 tter and Larkin 
 G35 Market 
 12'2'2 Uupont 
 •21 Third 
 Powell and Filb 
 few Mont & Mkt 
 mart and Market 
 304 Fourth 
 1400 Powell 
 |\V, 510 Hayes 
 
 CO, 
 
 goincry and Bush 
 cond and Mission 
 10th and Mission 
 85-2 Market 
 
 IHOLESALE. 
 
 3 and 5 Front 
 
 |et;'l9and2lSut 
 14 Second 
 417 Sansom 
 JJO 116 Front 
 
 IHAEIS, 
 
 or Front and Pine 
 
 CT & CO. ^ 
 
 3-22 Clay 
 
 531 Market 
 
 ^7 and 429 Sansom 
 
 607 Front 
 
 SUNDRIES. 
 
 577 Market 
 537 " 
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 Li; 15 and 17 Cal 
 
 i CO, 
 
 Itgomery and Bush 
 
 BU SINESS. PENMANSHIP 
 
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 San Francisco. 
 
 ChAHHiriRD. 
 
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 1353 n 
 
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 WATSON & COf 122 and 124 Market 
 Widber J H & Co, oor Market and Tiiinl 
 Winter .laa H, (55S> Clay 
 
 Young Joseph, 1114 Folsom 
 
 Zeile Chas D,' 524 to 528 PaciHe 
 
 Zelner Wm, 873 Mission 
 
 DRY DOCK COMPANIES. 
 
 California Dry Dock Co, 318 California 
 North's Ways, 
 
 foot Louisiana and Potrero I'oint 
 Oriental Dock, cor First and Brunnan 
 South San Francisco Dock Co, Wm 
 Stuart secy, 320 Sansom 
 
 DRY GOODS-RETAIL. 
 
 Alexander P, 2702 Mission 
 
 Apple Miss J, ^ 28 iSixth 
 
 Asinusscn A, cor Eighth and Harrison 
 Aainussen Mrs S, 401 Eighth 
 
 Basson & McDonald, oor 22tl and Miss 
 Berkowitz Mrs Rachel, 1018 Stockton 
 Blumenthal B, i:U Sixth 
 
 Borreman Chas, 10P.» Stockton 
 
 A H, SE cor lOth ami Valencia 
 
 Isaacs S, 
 
 Jacobs S, 
 
 Jac(d>8 & Winehnru, 
 
 Jones J W, 
 
 Kahn Bros & Co, 
 
 Keano Bros, 
 
 Kellner M, 
 
 122 Sixth 
 
 408 Kearny 
 
 211 Dupont 
 
 24 Sixth 
 
 1 Sutter 
 
 107 and 115 Kearny 
 
 306 Sixth 
 
 Kennedy & Brennan, 1 Hi and 1 18 Third 
 Kennedy, Brewer & Co, Market and 5th 
 
 Kennedy & Durr, 
 Kennedy P B, 
 I^aziirus S, 
 Lee < leo II, 
 Levy Isadore, 
 Lewin M, 
 Lewenthal W, 
 Lipman S, 
 
 834 to 838 Market 
 
 232 Kearny 
 
 1235 Stockton 
 
 120!) Polk 
 
 25 Fourth 
 
 410 Broadway 
 
 cor Bnsli and Devisadero 
 
 418 and 420 Market 
 
 Bowen 
 
 Bowen H D, 
 Byron Thos F, 
 Castagnoto John, 
 Chester F & Co, 
 Clar J, 
 
 Cohn, Kosenblum 
 Cuueo Francisco, 
 
 CURTIN CALLAGHAN, oi3 Market 
 
 Danielwiiz Miss, 
 Pans Isadore, 
 Davidson J W & Co, 
 Dewiins A, 
 
 DINKELSPEIL & CO. 
 
 Uoano & Henshtdwood, 
 Dobner Morris, 
 Donovan Danl, 
 Eber Albert, 
 Elder Bros, 
 Essmatni F>ne8t, 
 Fwler M M & Co, 
 Feder Robert, 
 Fiala Mrs I, 
 Finkenstedt H, 
 Fitts Edward C, 
 
 Lippmim Bros, 450 Vain and 443 Hayes 
 Livingston D, i;j28 Polk 
 
 Lowth John & Co, 704 and 700 Market 
 Lyne & Dempsey, 10'22 " 
 
 Maguiro Bros, 2230 and 2238 Mission 
 Maher & M anion, 1020 Market 
 
 Marks Adolph, |01(J Dupont 
 
 Martin Mrs 1!, 420 Fourth 
 
 McMalioiiJ, 224 Sixth 
 
 Messersniitli ,1 L, 25oi"Mi8sion 
 
 Momlon C, pjs; Dupont 
 
 Moran J M & Co, -204 aiKl20{i Sixth 
 
 MOSQROVE S & BRO, 1 1 4 Keamy 
 Miirpliy, (Jrant & Co, Bush and San 
 My.T Wm, 1113.1 Stockton 
 
 Niiihtshcim Mrs Fredk, Butte and Ky 
 Nathan k Co, 27 and 2!) Fifth 
 
 Neiiburger, Ituiss & Co, 
 ... . ..,..,v...w. 510 Market and 17 Sutter 
 
 1400 Dupont N'twman Wm J, 1025 and 1027 Stockton 
 
 841 
 
 1315 Stockton 
 
 1234 Dupont 
 
 SK cor Sut and Mont 
 
 1220 Polk 
 
 & Co, 1337 Pacilic 
 
 540 (Jrcen 
 
 510 Sixteenth 
 
 101 Kearny O'Brien .1 J & Co, 024 toy28 Market 
 118 Folsom O'Connor, Moflatt&Co, 1 
 
 31 Battery 
 
 132 Kearny 
 
 1120 Stockton 
 
 1501 Market 
 
 102 Sixth 
 
 317 Hayes 
 
 714 Montgomery 
 
 33 Battery 
 
 410 Hayes 
 
 1512 Polk 
 
 1307 Stockton 
 
 :« Fourth 
 
 150 Sixth 
 
 . 11 to 115 Post 
 O^ Dm yer & Euihorn, 30 and 38 Third 
 O'Neill, Kennedy & Stuart, S75 Market 
 
 FlauiganP, 
 
 Flenniken Robert, 724 and 720 Montgy 
 
 Goldman Isaac, """ " 
 
 Goldniann & Sons, 
 
 Ooldstone Jacob, 
 
 Oortinkel Aaron, 
 
 Gradwohl A, 
 
 Guinaw John, 
 
 Hanly John, 
 
 Hartman S & Bro, 
 
 Hummel (Jeo, 
 
 Palmer Joseph D, 
 Peckerman Simon, 
 Peixotto & Silverman, 
 
 Prager A J, 
 (,>uiu J E, 
 Uich L, 
 
 Rosencrantz L, 
 Uoaenthal Bros, 
 Rotenlwrg A, 
 Hudee Isaac, 
 
 EYKAN JOSEPH, 
 
 SAMUELS D, 
 
 Sanniels.l, 
 200 Sansoiii Schlichter Phillip, 
 210 Sixteenth Schloss S, 
 
 920 Dupont Schmidt Joseph, 
 
 402 Sixth Schoenfeld Bros, 
 
 73 Fourth Schocnludz Bros & Co, 
 
 :i20 Sixteenth 1 10 and 1 12 Sixth and 1913 Fillmore 
 
 W13 Stockton Selleck Jacob, 234 Sixth 
 
 30 Kearny, Selligsohn & Co, 330 Hayes and 158 3d 
 
 1432 and 14:i4 Market Shemanski H, 1102 Stockton 
 
 104 Sixth 
 
 214 " 
 
 42 to 40 Third 
 
 827 and 820 Kearny 
 
 1400 Polk 
 
 1400 Geary 
 
 252 Fourth 
 
 810 Market 
 
 127 Seventh 
 
 129 Second 
 
 102 to 108 Kearny 
 28 
 
 52 Fourth 
 
 24i Sixth 
 
 i:i07 Dupont 
 
 515 and 517 Hayes 
 
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 509 Hayes' Sheyer M & Bro, 
 
 103 Sansom 
 
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 Shubeiner L, 
 Hilberbers Max, 
 Stange ft Hink, 
 Solomon S, 
 Stolz Bros, 
 Ntone K L, 
 
 604 Fourth 
 
 1520 Turk 
 
 549 and 55 1 Sixteenth 
 
 713 Polk 
 
 538 Keitrny 
 
 1211 .Stockton 
 
 Fulton A L, 
 Hiigerup F C, 
 Molmea C J, 
 Knopp & Plaff, 
 Kuttner N, 
 Or Juliin F M, 
 I'erpoli Mme, 
 Uonault L J, 
 Sahla F J, 
 SillHirHtein Philip, 
 
 028 Harrison 
 
 148 Third 
 
 6:<3 Market 
 
 ii21 Lark in 
 603 Montgomery ave 
 33 Fourth 
 427 Bush 
 2054 Million 
 
 8«l Polnoin 
 
 Snow Juo F & Co, ()33 Mar; Ki'J.I Mjsg 
 Steen John, 1)25) Folsom 
 
 Stolzenwnlil H F, 217 4th and 10H7 Fol 
 Tiiomann Chas, 2601 Sacriiiaento 
 
 Tlioinas V & Co, 27 10th and 904 Market 
 Winn Thos, 313 Sutter 
 
 ELECTRICAL APPARATUS. 
 
 California Electrical Works, 134 Sutter 
 
 420 Montgomery 
 
 70!» llarket 
 
 Schniolz Wm, 
 Will & Finck, 
 
 Strauss & Frohman, 1203 
 
 Strauss 8, 1213 
 
 VEBDIER. MOREAU & CO, 
 
 cor Montgomery and Sutter 
 Wand Siimuel & Co, 212 Sixth 
 
 Whittock W H, 
 
 K R ave bet Uth and 12th aves 
 Will H, 1016 Larkin 
 
 WilsOii Robert, 2514 Mission 
 
 Wolfe M A, 820 Market 
 
 Zissig Ciias, 802 Kearny 
 
 DRY GOODS-WHOLESALE. 
 
 BAC^MAN BROS, 10 and 12 Battery 
 Cobliner Bros, 543 Market 
 
 DANNENBAUM J & S, (importers 
 
 and jobbers), 124 and 126 Sunsom 
 
 Davidson J W & Co, Kearny and Post 
 
 DDVKELSFIEL L & CO. 
 
 37 and 39 Battery cor Pine 
 Franklin M & Bros, 18 and 20 Battery 
 Goldstone M, 2 
 
 Hahn Bros & Co, 1 Sutter 
 
 Heller M & Bros, 1 12 and 1 14 Sansoni 
 Herman A, 518 Market and 19 Sutter 
 Heyncmann & Co, 5 Sansom 
 
 Hoffman & Co, 17 and 19 Battery 
 
 Jones Ciiaa A, 1 13 Sansoni 
 
 Kahn Bros & Co, 21 Sutter 
 
 Keano Bros, 107 to 1 15 Kearny I Schmolz Wm, 
 
 Levinsohn & Meyerstien, 117-ll9San 
 
 HOSGROVE S & BROS, 1 14 1 16 Kear 
 MURPHT, GRANT & CO, 
 
 cor Sansom and Bush Hinkle Philip, 116 and 1 18 Main 
 
 Rosenthal A S & Co, 202 Bush REINHARDT H 0, 6 Eddy 
 
 Sachs L & M & Co, Bat and Bush 
 
 SCHWEITZER, SACHS & CO, 
 
 •J5 and 27 Battery 
 
 Sheyer M & Bro, 103 Ransom CROSSETT & CO, 2:^0 Sutter 
 
 STRAUSS LEVI & CO, 14-16 Battery, i,'„„ton Mrs J .1, m " 
 
 VERDIER, MOREAU & CO, \ Free Labor Exchange, 33-35 O'Faricll 
 
 NE cor Moiit-uiiury and Sutter Hansen C R & Co, G'Jti Jlay 
 
 Weil Bros & Co, 21 and 23 Battery King John S, (Chinese), GIG " 
 
 I.WSi Polk 
 
 GIO Clay 
 
 GIO " 
 
 511 Bush 
 
 cor First and Brannan 
 
 11 iStoc' )n 
 
 Bosmiet Mme A M, 726i Howard Youth^DSory, 1417 Howanl 
 
 CAMERON MISS AGNES. ii6rayi 
 
 Chariot L, 719 Valencia _.,^,.,-.__.^ mini uiki 
 
 Christian Richard. . 41 Geary ENGINEERS — CIVIL, MIN 
 
 CohnWL, 425Pine| lyp pTP 
 
 35 Sixth! INb, tlU. 
 
 ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPA- 
 NIES. 
 
 CAL ELECTRIC LIGHT CO, 
 
 room 17 G Eddy 
 Weston Electric Light Co, 328 Montgy 
 
 ELECTRO MAGNETIC IN. 
 STRUMENTS. 
 
 FOLKERS JH A&BRO, 
 
 118 Montgomery 
 420 " ^ 
 
 ELEVATORS. 
 
 EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. 
 
 DYERS AND SCOURERS. 
 
 Ash I, 
 Bartin P, 
 Berger R, 
 Bertin A, 
 
 King John S, (Chinese), 
 Lloyd Ellen, 
 
 O'iiRIEN JOHN. 
 ,,, „ O'BRIEN & WARD, 
 Im "K SAM KEE, 
 
 J-l^V. , Sisters of Mercy, _„. 
 „ T, . , , ,^. Jx , X ** Trowbridge Mrs S A, 
 143 Post and 1205 Stockton WAJtl) JAS, 
 
 Dreyfus Th, 
 Filicourt Esther, 
 
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 148 Third 
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 135 FoUom 
 
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 33 Fourth 
 
 4'27 BuBh 
 
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 801 FoUum 
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 313 Sutter 
 
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 i:i084 Polk 
 
 GIO Clay 
 
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 511 Bush 
 
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 1417 Howanl 
 
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 Amea Robt C, 
 Allardt G F, 
 Arenti A, 
 Ashburner Win, 
 Barton Robt, 
 Benson Juhn A, 
 Birch Wm H, 
 Board of 
 Coast, 
 Bordwt'U & Rodgers, 
 Bowie Aug J, 
 Bruckner W, 
 Cahill E J, 
 Clot .f, 
 
 Culver John P, 
 Cununing J M, 
 
 DEACON WM. 
 
 Uo Crano K (i, 
 
 '.Wl BuHhU)ridt!rdonk A, 
 
 432 Moutgomury """" 
 
 328 
 
 240 " 
 
 40(5 " 
 
 507 
 
 119 Buale 
 Kngineera of the PaciMc 
 
 533 Kearny 
 
 540 Montgomery 
 
 217 Sansoni 
 
 328 Mont'^omery 
 
 3IU Californiii 
 
 :403MiHHton 
 
 204 Sutter 
 
 417 California 
 
 131 Main 
 
 ."•27 I'iiu! 
 
 Peering M, cor Fourth and Townsund 
 Deliroot, Birge & Co, 318 L'ine 
 
 Del Mar Alex, 21(5 SaiiHoni 
 
 D'Erlach Arnold, 135 M.iin 
 
 Dc Veuvo Henry, 330 J'inn 
 
 309 Mont 
 (KIBORN E E, (mechanical), 320 Cal 
 Page r W, 507 « 
 
 i'iili Alinarin B, 328 Montgouiory 
 
 ^"rffl^'^.'S. (mining), 702 Cufifornia 
 lottt Alfred, 419 Pine 
 
 PORTOIS p. (civil), (521 
 
 Potter « i C, ;k).j Montgomery 
 
 REINHARDT H 0, (mechl), 6 Eddy 
 Uichards Jos, ;i,» pj^y 
 
 Kohinson E N, 
 
 SchuHsler H, 
 
 SHORTT L H, (civil), 
 
 Sniitli H Jr, 
 Sniitii W P, 
 Stetcfeldt C, 
 Tanlifihuu F, 
 
 THOMPSON E H, 
 
 THOMPSON & EVANS, 
 
 320 Sansom 
 
 215 Front 
 
 120 SuttiT 
 
 320 Sansom 
 
 533 Kearny 
 
 320 Sansom 
 
 327 Pino 
 
 51 Beale 
 
 tiiston O W, 
 Irank L.J, 
 Freeman .) E, 
 <iil)l)e8.C D, 
 
 (JihlHiS J T, 
 
 (Joss & Aihinis, 
 Graham B F, 
 Hav'ue das L, 
 Huinmond J, 
 Healey Chas T, 
 Heyncniann Lionel, 
 Hillert F, 
 Hilzinger d 0, 
 
 Houdley Milo, 
 Holeonib S E, 
 Huerne P, 
 
 22 Montgomery 
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 102 Montgomery lihxtk 
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 114 and ll(> Hc;iK 
 
 408 California 
 
 240 Montnoniery 
 
 209 Market 
 
 535 Cliiy 
 
 302 Montgiinu-ry 
 
 020 WauliDi^'tnii 
 
 507 Califcnii 
 
 29 Merchants' Exehaiigi! 
 
 318 Pine 
 
 12(5 Kearny 
 
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 Treadwell John B, 
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 \o\\ Schmidt A W, 
 Wheeler M Allison, 
 Wlieeler Samuel H, 
 Williams (I F, 
 
 WILLIAMSON R S, (U 
 
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 110 and 112 " 
 137 Montgomery 
 
 Wilson Uichurd M, 
 /ook Frank T, 
 
 HUHN & LTTCKHARDT. (min 
 
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 Humphreys W 1', (529 Washington 
 
 Hutchins E P, 240 Muntgoiiiery 
 
 JANIN HENRY, (mining), 327 Pine 
 
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 Janin L, 
 Kaufman C, 
 Kaufman C, 
 Keyes W S, 
 l,aey John .1, 
 Le Counte L J , 
 Lewis Wm .1, 
 Locke E C, 
 Lochhead John, 
 Low S B, 
 Mason John E, 
 Mauran Jos K, 
 
 310 " 
 
 402 MonttronuTV 
 
 3;?0 Pine 
 
 310 " 
 
 17 Sutter 
 
 533 Kearny 
 
 028 Montifomery 
 
 330 Pin- 
 
 'J52 Sp' iir 
 
 331 Montgonu'iry 
 
 30(5 J'iue 
 
 U S Treasury building 
 
 McAfee, Wheeler & Co, 210 to 214 Spear 
 MeClellan H G, 4 California 
 
 Miller W P, 81 Nevada block 
 
 HOLERA & CEBRIAN, (civil), 
 
 40 Merchants' Exchange building 
 MOSHMME& J, (mining), 507 Mont 
 
 ENGRAVERS. 
 
 BANCROFT A L & CO, 721 Market 
 BOSQUI EDWARD & do, 
 
 523 Clay and 518 Commercial 
 Burr Alfred, 518 Saeriirnento 
 
 HutlerTA, 517 Clay 
 
 CITTI CLAUDE, G05 Montgomery 
 CROWE & COOKE, (steel and 
 
 eiipporiilate), 22 
 
 CROWE M L (Crowe & Cooke),22 ' 
 \)yT.\, 137 
 
 DEAVES C, (wood), (50S Market 
 
 DWENEY & CO, 202 Sansom 
 
 Eitner iludnljdi, 029 Clay 
 
 FRANCIS, VALENTINE & CO, 
 
 ;>17 Clay and 510 to 51G Commercial 
 (iilihons Eleanor P, (wood), (500 Montgy 
 ( iihon Thns, (card ami 8eal),109 " 
 OILLER C S (seal and die sinker), 
 
 430 '• 
 
 GOLDSMITH W E & SON, 
 
 (card and se.il), 26 
 
 GRANDJEAN CHAS, 208 Sutter 
 HafTiier (J W, 9 Geary 
 
 HOFFMAN & SCHENK, 414 Sac 
 
 Ingalslx! Mary E, 600 Montgomery 
 
 Isaacs Henrj , (metal sign), 404 " 
 
 Joiner Jno J, 432 Kearny 
 
 Klumpp Wm, 235 « 
 
 OLD PORT WINE. H. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis St., S. F, 
 
 432 
 
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 315 California 
 
 213 Fremont 
 
 41 li California 
 
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 120 Sutter 
 
 314 Montgomery 
 313 " 
 
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 320 Saiisom 
 
 417 Ke«rny 
 
 201 Kearny 
 
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 Kuner A, 
 
 Moorecroft Frederick, 
 Oliver W F, 
 I'apoH Jules F, 
 
 PETTIT & RUSS. 
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 Rix Henry A E, 
 
 Kobbins F A, (seals and dies), 7 First 
 Schiller Henry, 339 Bush 
 
 Schultze E, 321 California 
 
 Stout W C, 137 Montgomery 
 
 Studley B W, 24 Post 
 
 Tonks J, 614 Merchant 
 
 Van Vleck D, 432 Montgomery 
 
 Wenzel, Roihschild & Hadcnfeldt, 
 
 37 Post 
 WHAIEY M J, (wood), 120Suttci 
 Wood (Jeo M & Co, 120 Post 
 
 Steel and Brass Stamps. Oniamuiital Kiij^raviii) 
 
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 417 Kt'araiy Htreot, Room H, 
 
 SAN FKANCISCO. 
 Monofjranis, S(.*n!s and Alphalieis. 
 
 CHABLES GEANCJEAN, 
 
 Engraver and Besigner, 
 
 208 Sutter Street, 
 
 ABOVE KEARNY, 
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 EXPRESS AND TRANSFER 
 COMPANIES. 
 
 Anderson (J W & Co,(()aklaiid).33l Kust 
 AlaniedaA S K Express, 331 " 
 
 ARMSTRONG THOS C, (Huy 
 
 ward & San Ixiandru & S F), I Com) 
 Boyd ,) no, 7l7 Montycniery 
 
 Calif<irnia Trausfcr Co, 524 Davis 
 
 Calitornia Transit Co Exi)rfss,524 " 
 City Transit Co, It) Post 
 
 Clark E & <"o, (Foroi^n Pared), lOS Lcid 
 GALLAGHER C E.(O-.:vland),:!0<) East 
 (lood Si l{<>my,(\'aUejo),41S .Sacranient< 
 
 GRULEYS S I & ALAMEDA 
 
 EXPRESS, 3 Market 
 
 (lulf of Cid Nav & Ex Co S S Line, 
 
 (i Andre agt, 724^ Market 
 
 Harper & Co, (Oakland), 313 East 
 
 Inncs & Co, (Oakland), 313 " 
 
 Kirkman .1 L, - lil Front 
 
 Mc(Jratli Tlios. cor AVaah and Montu'y 
 Meader H P, 333 East 
 
 Merchants' Dispatch & Transporta- 
 tion Co, 411Cahforuia 
 
 Merchants Overland Transfer Ex- 
 press, 436 Montgy and 541 Sac 
 
 Oakland Freight Transfer Co, 
 
 Oakland Ferrv 
 
 OVERLAND FREIGHT TRANS- 
 FER CO, (H W Mitchell manac") 
 
 C P R R Freiijht Depot 
 
 Pacific Transfer Co, i \q .Sutter 
 
 Perkins k Howard, (San Rafael & 
 Kaywarda), 1 Commercial 
 
 Robinson & Highman, (Pac Coast De- 
 livery * Transfer Co), 134 p„gj. 
 
 Roundey & Co,(Brooklyn),l Commercial 
 
 SAN RAFAEL EXPRESS, 1 •' 
 
 Simonton F W, (Stockton), 418 Sac 
 Snell Bros & Co of San Jose, S F 
 
 (South Pacific Coast), 22 Mont 
 
 Spencer's San Francisco & Oakland 
 
 Express, ] Market 
 
 Stcere& Colby, (Ecist Oakland), 31 :i Kast 
 Sweet li C, 1005 Market 
 
 Ten Cent Parcel l>elivery Co, k; p^st 
 Toby & Toby, 524 Valencia 
 
 Tocdt H, (Oaklau.l), 26 Sacramento 
 
 TUCKER'S SAN FRANCISCO AND 
 OAKLAND EXPRESS. 3 Midat 
 
 Union J'jicilic Transfer Co, 40') K-ist 
 
 WELLS. FARGO & CO'S EX- 
 
 PRESS {"'no J Valentine, Uvn. 
 
 oral Sui)t), 320 Sansoni 
 
 WHITE W M (San llafael), 1 (',„„i 
 Whitney A Co, (Oakland), 3 and 5 Com 
 Williams & (Jraham (Oakland) 28 Mkt 
 WIN6ATE I C (Oakland, Ala-' 
 
 nieda, lierkeh y and S F), 6 Sacramento 
 
 FANCY GOODS. 
 
 (See also Dry (loods.) 
 *lmi)orter8. 
 
 Abraham P & Son, 44 Sixth 
 
 •Ackermaii Bros, 123 Kearnv 
 
 Anchick Mrs E, 703 Br.innaii 
 
 Anshel Sanniel, 214.'<ixtli 
 
 Aufrie'iti- M, • lit) Sixth 
 
 "liauer, Tobriner & Co, 545 Market 
 
 B«!rnstein S, H8 Knurth 
 
 Bine S, VM) K.-amy 
 
 Blackwell Mrs S P. 108 Seventh 
 
 Blumcnthal B, 134 Sixth 
 
 Brady Mrs S M, 133!) Pine 
 
 Burd Mrs R M, 323 Hyde 
 
 Bus'. P, 24S Fourtii 
 
 BTJYAR REICH, I2!t Kesmy 
 
 By roil 'J' F, 131 5 Stockton 
 *Caire Justinian, 
 
 532 Wasii and 528 Bdwy 
 
 *CANNON C H. (agt Mills & (iibb, 
 
 N V), 120 Keiirny 
 
 Cluudionmie J, 850 Washington 
 
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 i 10 Sutter 
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 [^loast De- 
 
 134 Post 
 Commercial 
 
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 418 Sac 
 
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 22 Mont 
 Oaklaiiil 
 
 1 Market 
 
 ml),3\SEa8t 
 
 1005 Market 
 
 X It) Post 
 
 524 Valencia 
 
 !G Sacramento 
 
 [CISCO AND 
 
 3 •.\ Market 
 40',t Fast 
 
 JO'S EX- 
 
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 :120 Sansom 
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 44 Sixth 
 
 123 Kearny 
 
 703 l'>r:tunau 
 
 2Uf^i:<tk 
 
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 545 Market 
 
 3H Fourth 
 
 130 Kearny 
 
 108 Seventh 
 
 134 Sixth 
 
 1339 Pine 
 
 323 Hyde 
 
 24H Fourth 
 
 129 Kearny 
 
 1315 Stockton 
 
 and 528 Iklwy 
 liUa & (Hbb, 
 
 120 Keiirny 
 loO Washington 
 
 PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, "'PvJSS*""p'*«"Tr'»*'- ■««»• 
 
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 FAN 
 
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 *Cobliner Bros, 
 Colman Mrs A F, 
 C )lombat A, 
 Canlon Mrs H, 
 Conrad Mrs M, 
 Corrigan Mrs Mary, 
 Crocker L & A, 
 Cashing Miss ¥A\en, 
 *DAVISBROS, 
 Deppeu Mrs I), 
 
 543 Market 
 
 433 O'Farrell 
 
 105 Stockton 
 
 707 Hyde 
 
 151 Seventh 
 
 18 Harrison 
 
 1100 Stockton 
 
 310 Third 
 
 7 IS Market 
 
 213 Poat 
 
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 ♦Dinkelspiel L ^ Co, 37 and 3!> Battery 
 
 Dixon Mrs HH, 1018 Polk 
 
 Donovan M A, 1501 M:u-ket 
 
 DowlandMrsS, 1321t Bi-sli Meyer C, 
 
 DriscoUMrs, 1553 M.irkol 
 
 Dubois E & Bro, 204 Filth 
 
 Eber Albert, 102 Sixth 
 
 Ellis Mrs C, 922 Larkin 
 
 *fEIGENBAUM & CO, 
 
 120 to 120 Sansom; 217 a 
 
 Levinsohn & Meyerstien, 
 *Levy Jules, 
 *Levy M & Co, 
 Locke Chas E, 
 Lovvtli Jno & Co, 
 Lovell J xM, 
 Macy Mary F, 
 Magnea D| 
 I Muher & M anion, 
 Mallet Uioiuu-d, 
 Mansbacli E, 
 Marcus H, 
 McCinn Miss A, 
 
 
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 i'idkenstedt H, 
 
 Fitzgerald Mrs E, 
 
 Flanigan P, 
 
 'Krankenthal & Co, 
 
 Frey Wm A, 
 
 (hlison Mrs 'i'hos, 
 
 (Jodfrey W A H, 
 
 (Idldschniidt N, 
 
 Goldsuiith S, 
 Goldstone li, 
 (Jost B, 
 Goulstone 1), 
 Hahn Mrs H, 
 Hartman S & Bros, 
 Hasey & Lancaster, 
 ILnhlriok Mrs H, • 
 •Heller M A Bros, 
 
 HOFFMANN & CO. 
 
 Kdhenthal Crts, 
 Houi'4sl)erger Henry, 
 Hubbart .loseph, 
 *Hyman N J, 
 Jacobs Mrs Harriet, 
 Jacobs S & hon, 
 
 i JONES £ H & CO. 
 
 Joseph Nathan i"fe Co, 
 Julian Chas, 
 Kahu H, 
 
 119 Sansom 
 
 121) Kearny 
 
 10!) Battery 
 
 25 < reary 
 
 70-1 Market 
 
 1 023 to 1620 Polk 
 
 2008^ Mission 
 
 814 Market 
 
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 26 Kearny 
 
 1238 Folsom 
 
 218 O'Farrell 
 
 1 12 Second 
 
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 1512 Polk 
 
 1307 Stockton 
 
 4 Turk 
 
 150 Sixth 
 
 P21 Battery 
 
 404 Kearny 
 
 1920i Howi.ril 
 
 101 Second 
 
 468 Sixth 
 
 250 Third 
 
 901 xMarket 
 
 135 Fourth 
 
 746 Washington 
 
 124 Kearny 
 
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 1 120 HiiwardI 
 
 1 12 Sansom 
 
 17 Battery 
 109.1, Fifth 
 625 iiarkin 
 726 Market 
 307 Kearnv 
 802 MarkJt 
 408 Kearny 
 
 535 Market 
 
 611 (May 
 
 1513 lAipont 
 
 124 Kearny 
 
 318 Sixth 
 
 37 Fittli 
 
 Kane Mrs Annie, 
 
 Keller Mrs Bertha, . 
 
 Kenealy Mrs K, cor Sixtli und Brannan 
 Kincaid S A, 403 Cough 
 
 Kocrner Mrs, 
 Kohllwrg S, 
 Kowftlski S, 
 Kline Abraham, 
 Kuhl Mrs H, 
 I/ipachet Mrs C & Co 
 •Lash H, 
 Licht Louis, 
 Loroy Mmo E, 
 Levingston E, 
 
 IMO Market 
 
 40 Sixtii 
 
 918 Dupont 
 
 720 Market 
 
 807 Larkin 
 
 1503 Stockton 
 
 537 Market 
 
 145 Seciind 
 
 121 Sntte 
 
 800 Larkin 
 
 'Micihols, Friedlandcr & Co, <) Battery 
 Middletou Mrs Eliza, 447 Natoma 
 
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 Miles E 0, ;^oo Sixth 
 
 *MILLS & GrBB(of N Y). 12(rKearny 
 *MishP&,Son, 5.31) M.a-lcet 
 
 MoiseMrsSH, 416 Larkin 
 
 Month.n C, i-j:}7 Dupont 
 
 ^MOSGROVE S & BRO, 1 14-1 16 Kear 
 "xMurphy,(irant&Co, cor San and Bush 
 Murray Mrs M, 1001 Twentieth 
 
 ".Muser Bros, 537 Market 
 
 Newman W.T, SEcor.Faekson and Stock 
 O'Connor, Moff.itt & Co, HI Post 
 
 O'Xeill Edward, 401 Geary 
 
 Palmer T F, 73O Market 
 
 I'aiker.l M (.lapanese), 609 Sacramento 
 Parker W M, 126 Post 
 
 P.uibon Mrs W, 501 O'Farrell 
 
 Peniuy .lohu F, 955 Market 
 
 Peters V M L & Co, 207 Moiitsomery 
 
 ^PFISTER J J & CO, 120 Sutt/r 
 
 I'iulhpstiM, 130 Sixth 
 
 Kaiidall Mrs M .1, 1827 Market 
 
 l-'yn'"!i H, 1708 Polk 
 
 RICHARDSON MRS H. 873 Market 
 Jvodd C, 850 Washington 
 
 *ROSENDALE A C & CO, 5 p.» Mkt 
 
 Koseuteld A 1302 Polk 
 
 Rosenthal M, !)08 Dupont 
 
 Uostein Louis, 110 Seventh 
 
 "Suciia, Strassburger & Co, San and Pine 
 *Sadlor & Co, 605 Market 
 
 Schmidt .losepli, 1303 Dupont 
 
 SCHWEITZER, SACHS & CO, 
 
 25 and 27 Battery 
 "SIERING H & CO. p.* Montgomery 
 Silverman I, 222 Third 
 
 Smithsnn Mrs B, 414 Geary 
 
 'SPENCE A S & CO, 537 Market 
 
 Stevenson & Longwill, 26 and 28 Second 
 
 .Stolz Bros, 
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 Sullivan Miss H E 0, 
 Tishler Mrs H, 
 "Tohiii, Davisaon & Co, 
 Van Doren (J, 
 Vasselin H, 
 
 816 Market 
 
 2039 Mission 
 
 1222 Market 
 
 809 Larkin 
 
 6 and 8 Sutter 
 
 1505 Stockton 
 
 540 Hayes 
 
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 Walsh Mrs D, 905> Market 
 
 WaasiamuU & AssomuII, 406 Kearny 
 
 •Weil & WoocUeaf, 113 Battery 
 Whittock W H, cor 20th and R R aves 
 
 Wilson R, 2514 Mission 
 
 Wolfe Max A, 820 Market 
 
 Wolfe Win, 1201 Stockton 
 
 Wood Mrs J, 212 Second 
 
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 1171 Broadway, Oakland, Cal. 
 
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 SADL£R^& CO., 
 
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 ImporttTs and Jobbers ipf all descri|iti.ins of 
 
 Staple Notions & Fancy Goods. 
 
 Ijowest Market Itites liuanuitueii. 
 
 FEATHERS. 
 
 * Importers. 
 
 •BALNY A J, 
 *DUCASS£ A, 
 
 Dupuy T, 
 Gabriel <>, 
 Glover & Willeoinb, 
 Haker W & Hinz, 
 Held Bros & Go, 
 
 KEOGHJOHN, 73 
 
 McGalHj Owen, 
 Morchio A, 
 Westall Joseph, 
 
 008 Market 
 
 870 ,\ Mission 
 
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 (■(.'{7 Washington 
 
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 54."> Mark' t 
 
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 Fiathci Warehcmse, Hed and I'illiiw Manufactory, 
 
 7»4 MiNMion Ht., nvar 4th, N. F. 
 
 All Keiithois soM warranted to lie well ilrebseil 
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 Feather Htddini,' made to onler. old Feathers 
 B'.-novdtod. KrderB promptly attended to. 
 
 FEED MILLS. 
 
 (See also Flour Mills.) 
 
 HALL C I & CO. 310 Townstfn 1 
 
 liaumeister C S, 118 Mission 
 
 Cole Seward, (manager Salamander 
 Felting Co) 317 California 
 
 Fowler C C , (Yucca Boiler Covering 
 Co), 413 Paciic 
 
 Hanna J & P N, 308 Davis 
 
 Sweeney A, > 30i) J^ighth 
 
 FERRIES. 
 
 Alameda Ferry, foot Market 
 
 Berkeley Ferry (Jackson St Wharf) 
 
 office 652 " 
 Oakland Creek Route Ferry, foot " 
 Oakland Kerry, foot « 
 
 Siin Qiientin Ferry, foot Clay 
 
 Saucelito Ferry, foot " 
 
 FERTILIZING COMPANIES. 
 
 Davis J T, (supt Pulverizer Co), 4().") Cal 
 New Potn-ro Co, 330 Pin,. 
 
 OHLANDT N & CO, 
 
 28 Long Bridge, Potrero 
 PaeiHc Bone, Coal & Fertilizin • .Ma- 
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 Cooi^er D T, (Silex), 433 California 
 
 Little Giant Filter, 028 Moutoomery 
 
 FIRE KINDLER. 
 
 AINSWORTH D H & CO. 770 Hry mt 
 
 FISH. 
 
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 Barretta K & Co, 31 S V Market 
 
 Beaven D B, 35 and 36 Mi».sioii Market 
 Ik'll I) n, 31 (I rand (.Viitral Market 
 
 BEANSTEIX ABE, 
 
 20 and 2! Centre Market 
 Brenner L, 02 " 
 
 Camilluni J, 5 Clay St Market 
 
 Curtis & Son, .■<70 Natonia 
 
 Dowliug J, 11 and 12Gniii(l(Vutral .\Ikt 
 L>ucato(;, 21 Metropolitan Maikit 
 
 DuH'»-y K, 237 Sixth 
 
 Kdwards & Stephens, 3.3 Centre .Market 
 Ferrari S, 37 Clay St .Market 
 
 GRABER J M, 82 Centre Market 
 
 (iuetlet E F, 1515 Diipont 
 
 (jusmani S, 505 Mcreli.mt 
 
 Harvey J, ;14 (iran.l Central Market 
 
 Ho-a» >'ic!i?iel, 30 
 Ii'.oujr'.ia A & 0*^; i'13 VVaBhingtim 
 
 "Kessing J H, 
 
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 32 and 33 Grand Western Market 
 
 LABKINS & SPOSITO. 
 
 101 and 102 California Market 
 Lefevre E, 3 S F Market 
 
 Lusinchi *. Tavolara, 6 Clay St Market 
 *Lynde & Hough, 416 and 418 Davis 
 Marchai N, 20 Metropolitan Market 
 Mariali N, 37 S F Market 
 
 MjCollam Thos W & Co, 208 Clay 
 
 Meuchin A, 28 Fourth 
 
 Murray & Co, 72 and 73 Centre Market 
 Paladini A, 33 and 35 S V Market 
 
 Rittore A & Co, 5 Clay St Market 
 
 Silvestri A & Co, Bay Citv Market 
 
 SoubierV, 1322 Stockton 
 
 SPENCE & JOHNSON, l>3 Cal Market 
 
 FISHING TACKLE. ETC. 
 
 Browning A, 651 Clay 
 
 C'labniuKh J 1' & < 'o, 630 Moiit^iroinery 
 DOYLE HENRY & CO, 511 Market 
 IXiiin H D, 405 Front 
 
 GALLANDETT JAKES, 
 
 Merriniac bet Fourth and Kentucky 
 MILWARD A & SONS, ")11 Market 
 Sclioeneman F, 517 Kearny 
 
 FLAVORING EXTRACTS. 
 
 Cohn P, 
 CotrcU Thos .W, 
 
 326 Clay 
 405 Front 
 
 Langley k Michacu: cor Front and rinc 
 Mcl'herson B K, 40'J Front 
 
 Kedinffton & Co, 
 
 RIEQER P & CO. 
 
 TliDinpson F I», 
 
 52VI Market 
 51 1 Front 
 414 " 
 
 FLOUR MILLS. 
 
 Cii!ifi>rnia Mills, 701 Sansoin 
 
 DURK & HINZ, (Voio), 
 
 cor Mission and Main 
 (Jcnosoe Mill Co, Cohlhet Mont andS.m 
 (inlden A>;c Mills, 717 to 721 Battery 
 (loldi-ii (iate Mills, 41 to 4'.» First 
 
 Martenstein & iKinin^^, 
 
 S\V oor Battery and Pacilic 
 
 NORTH STAR MILLS. (M C 
 
 KUis & Sou), 220 Clay 
 
 PIONEER & ALTA FLOUR 
 
 MILLSf (^'isen Bros), Stevenson nr Ist 
 SPERRY & CO. -'•-' * 'alilornia 
 
 Starr & Co, 16 " 
 
 Washington Mills, Wash and Dnunin 
 
 FLORISTS. 
 
 (See Nurserymen and Florists.) 
 
 FOUNDRIES AND IRON- 
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 (See also Machinists.) 
 
 Bigelow & Morris, 316 Mission 
 
 Deacon \V, 131, 133 and 135 Main 
 
 Whot Benj, 41 Fremont 
 
 Borderer .IF, 226 Mission 
 
 Callagher D W, 151 and 153 Beale 
 
 G%DEN STATE & MINERS* 
 
 ^ IRON WORKS. 237 and 257 First 
 GOSS & ADAMS, 114 Beale 
 
 Hayes < !eo & Co, 539 Fifth 
 
 HINCKLEY. SPIERS & 
 
 HAYES, (Fulton), 213 Fremont 
 
 Huntington F A, 143 and 145 Fremont 
 lis .Idhn (I, 814 Kearny 
 
 JARDINE J B, 135 Beale 
 
 KITTREDGE JONATHAN, 
 
 (I'huniix), 18 and 20 Fremont 
 
 Mewellen Reese, 1S5 Beale 
 
 Low & Chartrey, 26 and 28 Fremont 
 Marshultz & L'antrell, cor Main and How 
 McCornnck, Lewis & Co, 233, 235 Beale 
 McKihhin & Petterson, 317 and.^1!) How 
 Mechanics" Foundry, 217 First 
 
 Morrow it Strong, 115 and 117 " 
 
 NUTTING CALVIN & SON, 
 
 (d'xirs, liirdcrs and fences), 121 Fre 
 PACIFC MOTOR CO, (M F Wood 
 ">'tiiiiu"T), 5 and 7 Beale 
 
 PENDERGAST, SMITH & CO. 
 
 ( ■ I'tna), 2 1 7 to 22 1 Fremont 
 
 Pierce*; L, 215 First 
 
 Pioiu'cr Iron Works, 225 and 227 Beale 
 
 PRESCOTT, SCOTT & CO. 
 
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 Ualston H & .1, 220 Fremont 
 
 RANKIN. BRAYTON & CO. 
 
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 RAY W S & CO, (0 K loun- 
 
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 Sava-j;t' iV Souh, 137 and 141 Fremont 
 
 SMITH FRANCIS & CO, (sheet 
 
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 STUGER & KERR, (dcoiden- 
 
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 Thompson Bros, 129 and! 31 Beale 
 
 Tohcy Curtis, 230 Fremont 
 
 ^Vestern Iron Works, 316 Mission 
 
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 ETTINGER S. 105 Post 
 
 GILLE & R05EHRIGS, 727 Market 
 
 KEMPT JOHN H. 10 Post 
 
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 FRUIT DRYERS. 
 
 Alden Fruit Preserving Co, 220 Sansom 
 
 cuTima PAGKmo co. 
 
 (canned goods), 17 to 41 Main 
 
 Fresno Raisin and Fruit Co, 30!» Mont 
 Walter's Fruit Dryer Manfg Co, 815 Cal 
 
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 NUTS, ETC. 
 
 Abramovich Bros, 1501 Polk 
 
 Abramovich & Herovich, 1706 " 
 
 Abrams H & Co, 2:^8 1- ourtli 
 
 Alkisou & Gilman, cor 22d and Vain 
 Allman Mrs H, 1)23 i Foiaoni 
 
 AngeloQ, 1814 Powell 
 
 Appostolo Lazare, cor Taylor and Ellis 
 Aronson 1, 3 8ixtli 
 
 Arpe Domenico 630 Kearny 
 
 Ash Alfred 233 Eighth 
 
 Asher M L, 1027 Larkiu 
 
 Avery D K & Co, 18 Centre Market 
 Bacigulupi & CaHasaa, 507 Washington 
 Bacigalupi & Chelini, cor Uni^n & Mason 
 Barsi Miehele, 130>S J.>upont 
 
 Basilouski A, 17 and 18 Grand ^V Alkt 
 
 Basluglia C, 
 Beall R B, 
 Beard W H, 
 Birchall Edmoud, 
 Blensi (J, .S\V 
 
 Brickett J B, 
 Brignole (}, 
 Brown W H & Co, 
 Cain & McKay, 
 Calenger Mrs, 
 Camplx-'U Mrs Sarah, 
 CarralMj J no, 
 Catechi Joliii, 
 Cella A, 
 CcDiogorato F, 
 Centanro Eoreuzo, 
 
 741 Vallejo 
 
 612 Laguua 
 
 42<t^ Fourth 
 
 1603 Eddy 
 
 cor l>avis and Clark 
 
 3-J5 Turk 
 
 504 Third 
 
 30 and 31 Cul Mkt 
 
 cor Turk and Taylor 
 
 530 .Sixteenth 
 
 120 .Sixth 
 
 1580 Folsoni 
 
 204 .Second 
 
 1 16 .Second 
 
 1810 Union 
 
 704 Turk 
 
 045 Bryant 
 
 Chelini & Bacigalupi, 
 Chepernich L, 8E cor Clay and Market 
 Chile D, 423 Washington 
 
 Chretien.!, 4001! <ieary 
 
 Colby Z F, ' 322 Francisco 
 
 Corcoran M, 15 NalU^jo 
 
 Cimeo A, 612 Broadway 
 
 Cuneo J C & Bro, cor Pine and Dnpont 
 Curran'I^iomas, 18-23 Metropolitan Mkt 
 
 Daley V T, 
 D'Arcy (iH, 
 Dellino .joscpli, 
 Dcsimoni Broh, 
 Devoto Antonio, 
 Doherty Timothy, 
 Domergue LI', 
 Dunigun Mrs Mi'.ry, 
 Ellis .Seeh y E. 
 
 307 Wjiahington 
 
 2434 Mission 
 
 127 Third 
 
 11054 iloward 
 
 1520 Powell 
 
 303 Hayes 
 
 1131 Howard 
 
 ■326 Fifth 
 
 43 'Ihird 
 
 Equi J & (.!(), NE cor Hayes and Octavia 
 
 Fawcett & Augsburgh, 69 Centre Market 
 
 Fitzsimmons Chas, 
 Floyd Lawrence, 
 Foster Geo, , / 
 Frank D, 
 Frenner Ignacio, 
 Galli G, 
 Gates C E, 
 George Peter, 
 Giannotti L & Co, 
 
 403 Geary 
 
 cor 19th and Foisom 
 
 324 i Broadway 
 
 1022 Market 
 
 109 Sixth 
 
 1514 Dupant 
 
 2013 Mission 
 
 735 Broadway 
 
 601 Post 
 
 OILFILLAN & HOHENSCHILD, 
 
 33, 34, 45 and 46 California Market 
 Giovanini F, 1 101 Powell 
 
 Godsil T, ' 709 Branuan 
 
 Gordon & Desmond, 517 Geary 
 
 Gotella & Batista, 420 Mission 
 
 (iravier A, 53 and 54 Centre Market 
 Gray & Conger, 539 O'Karrell 
 
 ..reenTW, 105 Ninth 
 
 Hachnieiater Charles, 41b Third 
 
 Hall Alexander D, cor Octavia and Oak 
 Haque .S, cor Sacramento and Stockton 
 Hardenhrook — 306 Francisco 
 
 Hippmann & Schuslser, 28 & 29 Cal Mkt 
 Hurne A F, 2259 Mission 
 
 Instlmann Henry, 446 Third 
 
 .Jacobs 1 & Co, Bay City Market 
 
 .Jacoljson C, 1400 Clay 
 
 Jones .Samuel P, cor Front and California 
 Kiernan Francis J, 230 I'ost 
 
 Klamiter & Co, 33 .Sixth 
 
 Klinkcnberg M, 32 Mission Market 
 
 Kluinap M N, 506 Lurkiu 
 
 Knapp Lndwig, 1713 Market 
 
 Label H, cor Taylor and O'Karrell 
 
 Lalich & ijucich, 
 L uizet Mrs Mary, 
 Lavaguino Mrs, 
 Luikens (Jeo, 
 Leman W I, 
 Lfont/ini Paniogioti, 
 Levaggi & Barbierc, 
 Lewin L & Co, 
 Lowis.Iohn, 
 Lhenrcr licfevre, 
 Liinoni Guiseppo, 
 
 911 Kearny 
 
 1.32 Hayes 
 
 114 Fourth 
 
 339 Thirvl 
 
 1426 Stockton 
 
 1000 Market 
 
 303 Fourth 
 
 .32 Sixth 
 
 1.38 Post 
 
 28 and 30 S V Mkt 
 
 929 Sacramento 
 
 Lipinan Morris, 910 T^iirkin 
 Long Thomas .), 53 and 54 Cal Market 
 Ijowcnson L, 800 (Juary 
 
 Lysett .Ino P, 14 and 34 Centre Marki.t 
 
 Mug^ini (Jlias & Co, 
 .Mancnti & Frenna, 
 Marchi .J "o, 
 Man C, 
 
 ^IcCurry .lame.i, 
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 M ' Mrs KuU'. 
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 Miller (!eo, 
 Mitrovich I'hilip, 
 
 1 102 Clay 
 
 10,» Sixth 
 
 5.31 Mt.'rchiint 
 
 2401 Californi.i 
 
 122 Fourth 
 
 413 Fast 
 
 1202 Iloward 
 
 810 Battery 
 
 609 Ijaguna 
 
 1222 and 12LM I'olk 
 
 Moore Z 'Y. 37, .38 and 39 Cal Market 
 Morgan i.ros, 8(X).\ Market 
 
 Morgan Bros & Canhan, 616 Market 
 
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 Morris Samuel, 
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 Mulcahy Mrs Bridget, 
 Mulville Edwd, 
 Murphy & Conner, 
 Murphy Daniel J, 
 Muzante C, 
 
 Muzio & Largomaisino, 
 O'Brien Patrick, 
 Odey J| 
 
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 l42i Fifth 
 
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 125 Fifth 
 
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 429 Fourth 
 
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 506 Market 
 
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 O'Malley P, 2146 Mission 
 
 Orsi P. SW cor Vallejo and Hyde 
 
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 534 and 53(5 Clay 
 Palusi S, Fillmore bet Eddy and Turk 
 Papilla ri, 801 Larkin 
 
 Parker LA, 200 Sixteenth 
 
 Parkin C, 301) Oupont 
 
 Patt'trsou & Meade, 72 Polk 
 
 Pauletti Antonio, SE cor Pac and Davis 
 
 121 1 Steiuer 
 
 181 U Powell 
 
 837^ Pacific 
 
 846 Valencia 
 
 62<l Lonibanl 
 
 442 liush 
 
 PiUilicca Abele, 
 Pcater P. , 
 Pt'iratta N. ^ 
 
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 Podosta ft & L Peirano, 
 
 Podesta S, cor McAllister and Buchanan 
 Quuirola fteralomo, 543 Fourth 
 
 Zolfo John, 
 Zwald Mrs Mary, 
 Zweifel Mrs Ellen, 
 
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 Roth John, SW cor Battery and Cal 
 SalichL, 911 Kearny 
 
 Sanguinetti A, 718 Greenwich 
 
 Sangunette J, 1815 Union 
 
 Schneider .Tohn, 1705 Polk 
 
 Schoenlicht John, 1009^ Folsoni 
 
 Sheelau Daniel, SW cor Folsom and 7th 
 Shillaljer & Seymour, 
 
 268 First and 539 O'Farrell 
 Snead Michael, SW cor Cal and Mont 
 Spring Geo W, 803 l''ourtli 
 
 Storms GF, 1802 Bush 
 
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 2005 Polk 
 1502 Polk 
 521 Geary 
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 Sunraks Mitchol, NE cor Cal and Fil 
 
 Swan E S, 21 California Marke 
 
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 Thornton J F, 
 
 Tinnemann L, 
 
 Ungaretti F & Co, 
 
 ValianosCico, 
 
 Van Duser S V U. 
 
 23 and 24 Grand Western Market 
 ViinnuchiS, 428 Hrojidway 
 
 Vunii I'otcr, SW cor I'aoitic and Mason 
 
 VULICELIGH M, r)20 and 522 Sansom 
 
 Woiudorf J ft Co, 140 Fourth 
 
 Whittock Wll, 
 
 Railroad ave bet lUh and 12th avcs 
 ! \V,tt H, 235 Sixtli 
 
 ; Witt Johannes, 10 Buy City Market 
 I Woods Preston, 13 Fourth 
 
 Zanorich L V, 1122 Stockton 
 
 FRUITS-WHOLESALE. 
 
 (See also Fruits— Retail.) 
 Alden Fruit Preserving Co, (A G 
 
 Hawes secy), 220 Sanaom 
 
 Biagi D & Co, 500 and 502 Washington 
 Conrad David, r.ii, p^ont 
 
 ±iAB.L EDWIN F, 329 Market 
 
 Hagan John 419 and 421 Washington 
 Holland D& Co, ^02 <« 
 
 HOWE & HALL, 40^ and410 Davis 
 Isiaelsky & Morris, 210 Washington 
 
 KrausC, 28 Centre Market 
 Lasar L & Co, 009 Washington 
 
 Levy A & Co, 2OG " 
 
 LEVY S & CO. 218 
 
 Lipriiau H, 2I8 " 
 
 Littlefield, Allison & Co, 309 " 
 
 Lmvenhayu H 428 Sansom 
 
 Jj^SK A& CO, 534 and 536 Clay 
 
 MERSICH D, (foreign), ^ 
 
 i%-w.,«™,^''^ ''1"' ^'''^^* ^^^ Washington 
 ONESTI & CONNOE, 503 Sansom 
 1 ardiiio & Silvestri, 500 to 510 Merch 
 PASTENEA, 203 Washington 
 
 BJSS, MEYERINK & CO, 525 San 
 SPEAR, MEADE & CO. 
 
 316 and 318 Washington 
 Sresovich L (i & Co, 505 and 507 San 
 STARR GEO R, 308 and 310 Wash 
 Stewart & Buckley, 513 Sansom 
 
 Til roe Bros, 517 •< 
 
 Vulicevich M, 522 " 
 
 FURNISHING GOODS. 
 
 (See also Clothing.) 
 * Importers and Manufacturers. 
 
 Aronson Jacob, 215 Sixth 
 
 * Banner Bros, cor Sansom and Market 
 Beamish P, cor Third and Market 
 Black H M, 209 Montgomery 
 Bloch A B, 204 Montgomery ave 
 Boris Laubert, 1 127 I>upont 
 Bosontiial Mrs (J, 120 Sixth 
 
 * Brown V & Co, 108 Battery 
 BULLUCK & JONES, 105 Montgy 
 C.K.ciany & Crosett, 25 Kearny 
 Cei .Mid Cuff and Collar Co, (W M 
 
 Snath ft J B P Teller agts), 405 Front 
 *Colu'n W ft Co, 13 and 15 Battery 
 
 Cohn II, 912 Market 
 
 Cohii S & Co, 152 Third 
 
 *( 'olinan Bros, N W cor Sutter and San 
 Coukliiig (J W, 610 Market 
 
 I)a\i(l LasaruH, (secondhand), 7 Bdwy 
 EAGLESON & CO, 4 and 6 Kearny 
 
 
 
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 •ELFELT A B & GO, 108-1 lO Kearny 
 Farrar L & Co, 10 " 
 
 •Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co, 
 
 16 and 18 Sansom 
 *Feeder M M & Co, 33 Battery 
 
 Federlein B, NW cor 24th and Howard 
 Fogel G, It Clay 
 
 FRANK E. 535 and 537 Kearny 
 
 Friedman P.I 16 Sixth 
 
 Furat Philip, 1413 Stockton 
 
 Gibson & Preston, 34 Montgomery 
 
 *OR£ENEBAUM. SACHS & 
 
 FREEMAN, 5'24 and 526 Market 
 Godfrey W A H, 101 and 103 Second 
 
 *Goldstone M, 
 Goodmann & Co, 
 Gordan J, 
 Hahn Robert C, 
 Harris S, 
 
 HARTM, 
 
 Keiman Bros, 
 Hess Henry, 
 * Hoffman & Co, 
 
 IRVINQ SAMUEL, 
 
 Jacobs S, 
 
 *KRAMER & CO. 
 
 Levey Chas, 
 *Lil)ennan P & Son, 
 Lubin S C, 
 Maloiie Miss J H, 
 Markus Lonis, 
 iMiDonald Mrs K D, 
 Meyer Chas, 
 Meyer Louis, 
 
 *Meyerstcin & Loweuberg, 
 *Micl\els, Friedlander & Co, 
 Miles E (), 
 
 2 Buttery 
 
 635 Chty 
 
 611 Montgomery 
 
 1008 Market 
 
 1 !0 Stenart 
 
 400 Kearny 
 
 1028 Market 
 
 219 Montgomery 
 
 17 and It) Battery 
 
 206 Kearny 
 
 408 Kearny 
 
 28 Sansom 
 
 424 Kearny 
 
 125 Sansom 
 
 60n Montgomery 
 
 025 Market 
 
 1152 
 
 304 Sixth 
 
 1303 Stoekton 
 
 )13 Kearny 
 
 23 Sanson! 
 
 : and !> Hat 
 
 320 Sixtl 
 
 *NEUSTADTER BROS, 
 
 NW eor I'iiU' and Battery 
 ORR & ATKINS. 123 and 12.-. Mn.itgy 
 
 Palmer .J D, 101 Sixtli 
 
 Keinstein W, 411 Kiunis 
 
 l{obin."ion I, 142 'I'liirtl 
 
 Schlosa S, 24^ Sixtli 
 
 Sch.ioiifcld A, N Sixtli 
 
 "SCHWEITZER. SACHS & CO, 
 
 2;") and 27 P.:itt<Ty 
 Selig 1, 21 S Kf-aniy 
 
 *.Sli('y('r Hris, '/03 and lO.l Sansoiii 
 
 SILBERSTEINS.!»-">0 and D.VJ Market 
 Stock wit/ I-;, 2.')0 l-'ourtli 
 
 WORTH & MEB.RILL. :^5 Sec nd 
 
 PACIFIC MANUFACTURI^O CO. 
 HONiG & BARUCH, Prop rs. 
 
 Miiniufi turerh, ImpoitirH ami .IdIiIicisch 
 
 Denim & Duck Overalls, 
 
 Jiiiui>tTs, Shirts, ami (Jeiit, ' rurni-liini? (lomls 
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 30 '2 ^i-'<-'">d Si., near Market, 30 '2 
 
 HAN KKANtlBCO. 
 
 mZ. J. B. STEELE, 
 
 Shirts I Qsnts' Un demsa? 
 
 No. 22 Dupont Street, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 FURNITURE AND BEDDING 
 
 ^Manufacturers and Wholesale. 
 
 Abrahams .John, 
 Aronsoi. A, 
 Bare Bros, 
 Baum (J, 
 
 Bernard & Pouzadoux, 
 Bernstein Klias, 
 liest .lohn (oliiee), 
 Bonaeina .) M, 
 Burb.ink Chas 1), 
 
 lOloFolsom 
 
 1326 Stockton 
 
 308 Hayes 
 
 11S2 Market 
 
 312 Sutter 
 
 151 Third 
 
 40,').^ Calif oraiii 
 
 17 Montgouiery ave 
 
 1!> Dupont 
 
 *Burnham J AV & Co, 
 
 018 Market and 15 and 17 Post 
 Burrell & Boweher, 07 Sixth 
 
 *Cal P'uroiture Manfg Co, 220-22() Busii 
 Civro W, 510 Kearny 
 
 ^"I'rrP.I, 27.J7 -Mission 
 
 *Chadl»ourne F S & Co, 7;;,') Market 
 
 Clark H, 531 California 
 
 Colin it, 1028 Howard 
 
 Connelly .1 & Co, 312 Bush 
 
 Connelly James & Co, 217 Busli 
 
 Conroy.l (!, 242 Third 
 
 Davis H, 730 Mout^'oniury 
 
 Deuian Paul, (seeoud hand), 502 Bdwy 
 Doyle Daniel P, 214 Fourth 
 
 Kgan U .1 & Co, 807 Howard 
 
 *Kmanuel L & K, 311) and 321 I'inc 
 
 Httiiiger Saml, lOlti Howard 
 
 l-'i'ig Alixaiidcr, l.w Third 
 
 FELDMANN L & CO,:5i5 and :ti7Sac 
 
 •FIFTH ST FURNITURE 
 
 FACTORY, (H Kiln lu-opri, 
 
 545 anil 547 Fiftli 
 l-'iselicr Sigmund, 113 Third 
 
 Kleteber .1, 271 First 
 
 Fraiuo & Kennert, lO.M Market 
 
 Fr;inU B, 1301.', St.iuktiui 
 
 ' FRANK HENRY, 2 1 2 to 2 1 « ( oml 
 
 * I'reilrii'ks itdercke. Berry lict Hd& Uli 
 
 *Frei A, .3:{7 and :t3!l Kill^' 
 
 (iallaghiT \Vm I{, 20 Fourth 
 
 ( Jeisliaker A, S\V cor Mission and Main 
 
 *(iill)ert & Moore, 2 111 Bush 
 
 (irace Max, 3.'t;t Sixth 
 
 <Jreen\v(Mid ii, 24 Fourth 
 
 *GREFFE & TANRON. 
 
 141 Fourth and .')()0 Brauiiiin 
 
 (Jrubor .los, 1237 Mission 
 
 llanburg .1 T, O'.t Fourth 
 
 *HENEY WM J & CO, 725 Market 
 
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 308 Hayes 
 li;V2 Market 
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 '2757 Missimi 
 
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 1028 Howard 
 
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 '217 Hush 
 
 '24-2 Third 
 
 7:10 Montgomery 
 
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 •214 Fourth 
 
 807 Howard 
 
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 ;»;w Sixth 
 
 '24 K»)urth 
 
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 r2l<7 Mission 
 
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 *Heywood Broa & Co, (chairs and 
 
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 HINCKLEY £. (Star Spring Bed), 
 
 1-47 New Montgomery 
 Hislop K 0, 404 Hayes 
 
 •Hoey Eugene, 1001) Market 
 
 •HUFSCHMIDT F, 323 and 3'25 Pine 
 Hunter B, 1518 Tolk 
 
 Hyman Morris, 606 Broadway 
 
 Isadore Isaac, (second hand), 81 "2 Mont 
 
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 Kiernan C, 
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 *Kragen & ( ieist, 
 *Laeremans Frank, 
 Laird Daniel, 
 Lang A, 
 Levy E, 
 Lewis Thos, 
 Lindo J & Co, 
 
 Vaupel H J E, 
 Walcom Ceo 
 
 WENDEL H & CO. 
 
 W est ('oast Furniture 
 
 21'21 Mission 
 
 10!) Stockton 
 
 310 
 
 rniture Co, (doors, 
 
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 \\ ilkius A, 132 Fourth 
 
 Wood Hugh, C77 Mission 
 
 ^""1 J"''*. 343 Sixth 
 
 1'2'26 Stockton 
 
 155 Seventh 
 
 •231 Sixteenth 
 
 1318 Stockton 
 
 736 Branuan 
 
 528 Washiugt"ii 
 
 1062 Howard 
 
 104 Fourth 
 
 772 Mission 
 
 1 104 Stockton 
 
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 Lohezar A, SE cor Taylor and KUis 
 
 * London Furniture Co, 637 Market 
 
 Malone J H, 22 Fourtli 
 
 Marks Michael, 426 Sixth 
 
 Marquardsen & Schellenburg, 157 lOtli 
 Martens N, . 1004 Howard 
 
 McCabe H, 128 Fourth 
 
 McCarty U, (second hand), OiSlJi Miirket 
 Mentz F C, 16K7 Folk 
 
 Miller Jos A, 1029 Market 
 
 Morgan Bros, 800.1. " 
 
 Morgan Jos K, 1804 
 
 Nachnian A, (spring beds), luoNewMont 
 Nathan Mrs (.j, (second hand), 1)'20 Mkt 
 Nelson T H, 136 Fourth 
 
 Neumann Isaac, 117 Sixth 
 
 I'earlnian J M, (auction house), 11'24 Mkt 
 "I'luni Clias M & Co, 641 Market 
 
 Preston Edw, 10 Fourtl 
 
 Keehtor J, 1136 Dupont 
 
 •RIDGEWAY C W & CO, 
 
 (spring mattrass and lounge f;'.c- 
 
 tory), 21 Tyler 
 
 Rosenthal Jos, 47 Third 
 
 'SCHOENFELD & HEYMAN. 
 
 (Furniture Uidiolt-tery (.'o), 740 Mkt 
 
 •SCHROFF CHAS, 
 
 Tweuty-soventh and San Bruno Koad 
 •Sliaber .), 707 Market 
 
 Shattuck & l)e Vega, 118 Filth 
 
 Sinii>n Jos, (second hand), 1226 Stockton 
 *Snydei & Co, 574 Brannan 
 
 SPANGLER D B & CO, (now 
 
 ami second hand), 1 1th and K U aves 
 
 •STAMPER J W & CO, '215 Busl 
 
 stein M, 1234 Market 
 
 Stern I'hilip, 2KS Sixth 
 
 SteuartThos, 775 VVdsom 
 
 Terry J T & Co, 747 Market 
 
 Theas Philip, 1117 Ihipout 
 
 'Tuttle, Michaels & Co, 640 Market 
 *Uuion Furniture M'f g Co, 560 Bran 
 
 Manufiuturers of 
 
 SoMWalit Furniture & Mrs 
 
 160 New MoRtgomery St., 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 FURRIERS. 
 
 ALASKA COMMERCIAL CO, 
 
 ^ (J F Miller prest), SIO Sansom 
 
 Knunb^Tij Henry, 114 Post 
 
 KohiiH & Sim, 11 Hi Market 
 
 LACHMAN & STEINFELS; 
 
 121) Montgomery 
 
 LiebesH&Co, 118 
 
 liofstail J no X, 
 Muller Adolph, 
 Tibbey Alex & S, 50' 
 
 813 Market 
 644 
 
 Montgomery 
 
 GASFITTERS. 
 
 (See Plumbers and Gastitters.) 
 
 GAS FIXTURES-IMPORTERS. 
 
 (See also Plumbers and ( i astitters. ) 
 ALLEN WM R & CO, 761 Market 
 
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 OLD PORT WINE, H. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis St., S. F. 
 
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 San Frcmdsco. 
 
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 BTJSH DAVID, 22 Port 
 
 Coghill Jno .Tr, NW cor 2d and Stev 
 DAT THOMAS, 122 and 124 Sutter 
 Fritz &Kean, 130 Geary 
 
 NYE A F & CO, 315 and 317 Pine 
 
 GAS LIGHT COMPANIES. 
 
 Globe Gas Licht Co, 237 First 
 
 Guatemala Gas Light Co, 8 S F Ex bldg 
 Holmes Chas A, (secy Consumers' 
 
 Gas Co), 203 Bush 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO OAS LIGHT 
 
 CO, (P Donahue prest), 1st and Natoma 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 
 
 Adams Amos, (secy Grangers' Bus- 
 iness Association), 106 Davis 
 Altmayer Abram, 29 Battery 
 Clement Jno, 211 Sansom 
 Derby Thos, 320 Sansom 
 Dondero C, 423 Washington 
 Dorn G W & Co, (Chico), 316 California 
 Edwards D, •653 Washington 
 Flavin M J, (auction house), 620 Kear 
 
 GALE J W & CO. 
 
 Gibson C W, 
 Grunhaum Henry, 
 Harrison & Co, 
 Hyman Bros, 
 Isaacs B, 
 
 Jacobs L M & Co, 
 Kohn Isaac, 
 Kuhl H G, 
 Levy I Danl, 
 Lichenstein M & Co, 
 Lindholm W & Co, 
 Lowenberg S & Co, 
 Nickelsburg S, 
 Rothchild J S & Co, 
 Russ G A, 
 Schwabacher Bros, 
 Shainwald Bros, 
 Silberatein & Co, 
 
 402 Davis 
 
 205 Sacramento 
 
 108 Sansom 
 
 413 Calif oniia 
 
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 404 Montgomery 
 
 208 '• 
 
 302 California 
 
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 647 Washington 
 
 612i Montgomery 
 
 122 California 
 306 Montgomery 
 
 112 Sansom 
 
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 223 Battery 
 
 123 California 
 535 Kearny 
 
 228 " 
 
 Sinsheinier Bros, 
 
 SIS80N, WALLACE & CO. 226 Cal 
 
 SNn)EK A. 328 Montgomery, nn 6 
 Steiner, Klauber & Co, 312 Sacramento 
 Ward Joseph, 30!) Montgomery 
 
 Wein9t<ick & Lubin, 524 Market 
 
 Wise & Goldfish, 33 and 35 Battery 
 
 ZECKENDORF & STAAB, (Tuc- 
 son, A T), 324 Clay 
 
 GLASS AND MIRRORS. 
 
 (See also Pictures and Frames; also 
 Paints, Oils and (J lass.) 
 
 GUBfP S & G, 581 and 583 Market 
 HAUSMANN BROS, 217 and 21J) Pine 
 Kelly James R & Co, 105 Front 
 
 Rosenhaum F H & Co, 567 Marknt 
 
 WHITTIER, FULLER & CO, 
 
 21 and 23 Front 
 
 GLASS STAINERS AND CUT. 
 TERS. 
 
 Hoist Wm, 118 Main 
 
 HOPPER S E, 45 Fremont, cor Mission 
 Mallon John, 19 Fremont and 1215 How 
 
 GLASSWARE. 
 
 (See Crockery and Glassware.) 
 
 GLASS WORKS. 
 
 Metropolitan Plate Glass Co, 202 Sansom 
 
 ROSENBAUH F H& CO(impr)5r>7 Mkt 
 
 San Francisco &, Pacific Glass Works, 
 
 King nr Fourth 
 
 GLOVES AND GLOVE MANU- 
 FACTURERS. 
 
 •Importers. 
 Asche H T ft Co, cor Kearny and Oearv 
 
 BLUMENTHAL, QUINLAN & ^ 
 
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 BUSBY FRED H, 412 Market 
 
 Canagnier V, S Kearny 
 
 Conklin P & F G, 535 Market 
 
 EUREKA SEAMLESS GLOVE 
 FACTORY, (A Hesthal 
 
 Guittard Omer, 
 *Heynemann & Co, 
 Martini Julius, 
 
 *MILLS, LEAK & CO, 
 
 •Muser Bros, 
 Pacific Glove Works, 
 Rosenfeld S, 
 *Sanin(>l8 Da\id, 
 
 *SHIRES WM. 
 *VERDIER, MOREAU 
 
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 22 Sansom 
 608 Market 
 
 5 Saiisom 
 752 Market 
 
 22 Sutter 
 541 Market 
 511 
 
 125 Sansom 
 104 Kearny 
 500 Market 
 
 & CO, 
 
 100 Montgomery 
 
 B. Hlumenthal. J. Walkt r Quinlan. K. C. Clark. 
 
 DANICHBPF GLOVE FACTORY. 
 
 BLUMENTHAL QUINLAN & CO.. 
 
 1 14^ PoMt Mlreet, fSan Franrisro- 
 
 Manufiu'turcrs and Dealers in 
 
 Every description of (iloves & Gauntlets, 
 
 Fine Kid OIovcs a Specialty. 
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 )uinlan. K. C. Clark, 
 
 ^NLAN & CO.. 
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 1,1 Dealers in 
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 CALIFORNIA OLUE WORKS. 
 
 (Martin Holje), 
 
 16th and De Haro; 27 Dupont 
 Codington W H & Co, 412 Market 
 
 Francis WH, 117 Pine 
 
 Wilcox WillardJ, Fifteenth ave, South SF 
 
 GOLD & SILVER PLATERS. 
 
 (See Platers.) 
 
 Oold, Mllver, Xirkel and Copper 
 
 PLATING WORKS, 
 
 W. E. SHEPMAN FROI'UIETOR, 
 
 41 GEARY STREET, 
 
 Silver-Plated AmalKamatlns Platea 
 tarnlHhed to order. Watches and Jcwclry 
 of»U descriptions gold «>r Hilvorplated. Kepair 
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 GOLD BEATERS. 
 
 KEWMAN JAMES. 202 Post 
 
 GRAIN BUYERS & DEALERS 
 
 (See also Commission. ) 
 
 Alteritz P, 
 Anderson Jno C, 
 Anstett — , 
 
 Acheson Kobt, 
 Bent £ F & Go, 
 
 Bryant k Cook, 8 Davis 
 
 Doming, Palmer ft Co, 204 " 
 
 Duff & Co, 3] 6 «i 
 
 Ernest Wall & Co, 302 •' 
 
 Gale J W & Co. 402 " 
 
 Hixson, Justi & Co, 403 " 
 
 McNEAR G W, 20 California 
 
 McNeil Bros, 217 Davis 
 
 Kansom Elisha & Co, 204 California 
 Richards S, NE cor Front and Clay 
 
 Rouse & Laws, 3or, Davis 
 
 Sheehy Robt, 21 8 California 
 
 Spear, Meade & Co, 316 Washington 
 
 Vermeil J L, 608 Fourth 
 
 GRAIN-COMMISSION. 
 
 Chadbourne J & C o, 208 Davis 
 
 DRESBACH Wtf, 31G California 
 
 EPPmOER & CO, 316 
 
 Hobbs F, 402 Front 
 
 PAGE. MOORE & CO, 21 1 and 213 Clay 
 Riley & Vest, 507 and 50!) East 
 
 Tenney Richard P, Davis and Market 
 Waterman M & Co, 113 Clay 
 
 GROCERS-RETAIL. 
 
 Abbott Mrs M E, 51 Louisa 
 
 Ahlers k Bockman, cor Polk and Austin 
 Ahlers J D, SW cor Valencia and 23d 
 Ahrens D 4. G, cor Third and Everett 
 Ahrens k Shattuck, cor 2d and Minna 
 Albers M, 335 Fourth 
 
 Alcayaga Jose, 524 Broadway 
 
 Alceroth k MoUer, Gough and Austin 
 Alferitz Peter, 521 Montgomery ave 
 ALLDAGC JOS, Bush and Devisadero 
 521 Montgomery ave 
 cor 2i)th and Sanchez 
 331 Fifth 
 Anthony k Maass, Mary Lane and Berry 
 Anthony Frank, 1042 Folsom 
 
 Arata David, 321 Broadway 
 
 Armstrong Christopher, 1016 Folsom 
 Aschen E F, NW cor Bush and Octavia 
 Asmusscn W A & Co, cor 8th and Bryant 
 AszlaloB S, N W cor Mason and Francisco 
 Attridge James, 2001 Leavenworth 
 
 Atzeroth k Moller, Gough and Austin 
 Bahart Martin, 311 Seventh 
 
 BailevMaraaret, 71 Mmna 
 
 HATTRIl. HEIOS* cor Sutter and Taylor 
 Baker I M, NW cor Eddy and Mason 
 Barner Wm, NE cor Ninth and Natoma 
 Barrman J C, cor Eighth and Howard 
 Barron Wm, .925 Clay 
 
 Barrott E, SW cor Fillmore and Post 
 Barry Matthew, cor RR and 1 6th aves 
 Barry P, 540 Natoma 
 
 122 Clay Baruth Wm, SW cor Clay and Webster 
 18 California Battles k Gillerand, cor 4th and Clem 
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 BECKER BROS, t^K cor Turk and Lar-| 
 kin; cor Geary and Larkin; cor Sutter 
 and Taylor; cor Sut and Leavenworth 
 'Be cker Wm, cor Miaaion and Spear 
 
 Beckman Broa, SW cor Hyde and (ireen 
 Beckman P W, SW cor 15th and Mias 
 'Behnemann & Jooat, Taylor and O'Furj 
 Be hrena F, cor 24th and Potrero avesj 
 Benecke H D, 520 Broadwiiy; 
 
 Benning A, cor Mont ave and Cheatnuti 
 Benaen H, cor Sixth and Bryant 
 
 Berroa Andreaa, \^'2ti Dupoiit 
 
 Bertolani P, NE cor Main and Folsom | 
 Beveraen Broa, cor 7th and Stevt-naon! 
 Bielenberg P H, 31 Tehama! 
 
 Billinga D K & Co, 1311 Stockton 
 
 Bischoff D, SW cor Geary and Jonea 
 BiachoflF Fred, 1422 Powell 
 
 Bischoff &; Leichen, cor 4th and Harrison 
 Blohme Broa, NW cor Sutter and Polk 
 Blumenthal H M, 125 Waahington 
 
 -Boedeker & Spencer, cor Kearny & (ireen 
 Baeae N, !)13 Bryant 
 
 Boggan Owen, cor Buah and Buchanan 
 Boham James A, 921 Howard: 
 
 Bo ma F, HE cor 22nd and Mission | 
 
 Borboa J, 1330 Dupont! 
 
 'Boschen N, NE cor 5th and Minna' 
 
 Bofle A, cor Folsom and Rauach 
 
 Bose Chas M, SE cor Ellis and Fillmore' 
 Bose D, 10«1 Howard; 
 
 Bose Fred, 731 Brannan 
 
 Botcher Albert, NE cor Fell and Laguna 
 Bowe W & Fricke F, cor IGth & Potrero 
 Bowen Bros, 432 Pine 
 
 •Brandt Frederick, 417 Third 
 
 Brandt Otto, 1038 Market 
 
 Brede H J, 1501 Market 
 
 Breuer Herman, 1301 Dupout 
 
 Broad Chas Vj, NE cor Hyde and Pine 
 Brock James, 239 Perry 
 
 BROCKHOFF WHH, 
 
 N W cor Twenty-fourth and Bryant 
 Browning & Scheele, cor Miss and lOth 
 Brownatone Isaac, cor Post and Larkin 
 Broyer John, 623 Second 
 
 Brunjes Henry, 432 Brannan 
 
 Brunjes J, SE cor Kearny and Vallejo 
 ^Bruns Bros, 8E cor Mission and 16th 
 BRUV8 NICHOLAS, 617 & 619 Davis 
 
 ' BirTins Nicholas, 407 Broadway 
 
 ^iBruns Peter, cor Third and Berry 
 
 Buck John, cor Second and Clementina 
 
 BUCKING &PIISTER, | 
 
 SW cor Hitch and Bryant 
 Bnckihan J W, cor Greenwich & Taylor 
 Buelman Fred, NE cor 8th and Minna 
 Burmeister A & Co, cor Cal and Leav 
 B-urmeter & Mehrtens, 1300 California 
 Bumap J, • 425 Davis 
 
 BVRHHAM& LTNCH, 1134 Market 
 Bushman Jno, NE cor Third and Folsom 
 Bustillos Dolores, 313 Montgomery ave 
 
 Butenop H, 625 PacKic 
 
 Butt C C, SW cor 19th and Stevt-nson 
 Butt P N, SW cor Sutter and Laguna 
 
 Buttelman O D, 
 Buxton k Co, 
 Cafcrata A, 
 Cagney Tim M, 
 Cahil James, 
 Calhoun D T, 
 Callaghan J J, 
 Campe Freak, 
 Ciunpe Henry, 
 Canty Thomas, 
 Cappeli L, 
 Carleton F H, 
 Carroll Bros, 
 Carroll Dennis, 
 
 cor Miaaion and 23d 
 137 Fourth 
 403 Pinvell 
 349 Miniia 
 737 Brannan 
 517 Misaioi 
 1426 Kearny 
 218 Secmd 
 1601 Howard 
 523 Fourth 
 1719 Stockton 
 19 to 22 Grand W Mkt 
 123 Thir.1 
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 Carsten Fred, NW cor 17th and Mission 
 Cassidy Edwd, Post and Larkin 
 
 Caatagnetto P, 1406 Dupont 
 
 Catania Jos, cor California and Larkin 
 Cattermole Chas. NW cor Davis and 
 
 Broiulwiiy and cor Mason and V'allejo 
 Cavagnero D, 628 Broadway 
 
 Cavaliera S, cor Ellia and Mason 
 
 Cliarbonnat F & A, cor 9th and Minna 
 Cheesman F S, 826 Twuntitth 
 
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 15 Valencia 
 
 501 Hayes 
 
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 i:w Fifth 
 
 1577 Mi.rket 
 
 170 Ninth 
 
 211 Tehama 
 
 Clutl& Dewitt, 
 Cluff W B & Co, 
 Cochran Michael, 
 Cohn Samuel, 
 Colin William, 
 Collins Michael, 
 Collins Patrick, 
 Concannon L, 
 Connerton Owen, 
 Considine Jno, 
 Conatine Bros, 
 
 Ellis and liarkin and Eddy and Leav 
 Cook Geo, 446 Ckinentina 
 
 Cooney Thomas, 132 Ninth 
 
 Cordes Jacob, SE cor 26th and Vakiicia 
 Corkery & Quill, cor Fifth and Howard 
 Cornahrens H, . 988 Howard 
 
 Costa John, 843 Pacitic 
 
 Costello M, 230 Minna 
 
 Crogan Thomas, cor Sixth and Brannan 
 Cronin David, 15!) Minna 
 
 Crowley Cornelius, 334 Third 
 
 Crowley D F, 1338 Washington 
 
 Culligan Mrs Hannah, 218 Kitch 
 
 Cuneen Arthur, cor Mont and Filbert 
 Cuneo J, 502 Francisco 
 
 Cunniua T, SW cor Vvd and Mission 
 Curley & Hughes, 2od m\<} Alabama 
 
 Curtin Jas, 480 Jessie 
 
 Cunan J, cor Sixtec".Vn and Guerrero 
 Cusack T B, 715 Brannan 
 
 Dahl C & Co,NW cor Pacific and Mason 
 Dahmke F, cor Berry and Ritoh 
 
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 Dullman Louis, 741 Mission 
 
 Danuers Bros, N\V cor Post and Lagunu 
 Dankomeyer & Toatman, 
 
 SE cor (ienry and Dupont 
 Dannmeyer M & Co, cor Seventh & Miss 
 DurroU D, N W cor Capp and 1 7th 
 
 Dasmann Wm, lyOl Howard 
 
 Deasy John, SE cor 5th and Sliipley 
 Decker John H, 10:il Hydo 
 
 Doely James, SW cor Polk and Pine 
 Desirello & Inola, cor Miss and Ciodoua 
 Detels M & Co, SE cor Main and Hai' 
 Devany Jno A, l(j Heron 
 
 Dickermann & Rahlmann, 
 
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 Dickson & Nelson, cor '2d and T'lyant 
 Dierker & Hans, 4;^'.' FoUoni 
 
 Dieter Henry, UJOti Mission 
 
 Dillon J, 1147 Howard 
 
 Dimmer N, cor Broadway and Powell 
 Diss & Co, 5)57 Market 
 
 Dix & Straub, cor Filbert and Fillmore 
 Doe J S, 109 California 
 
 Doescher& Secgea, 541 Nati.nia 
 
 Dmahue John C, i3ryant and Bryant ave 
 Doui^au M, 1317 Sansoni 
 
 Douohue Cornelius .T, U'J7 Bryant 
 
 Dolan M Mrs, cor BVanklin and Fulton 
 Dooley Patrick, Bjiy and Hyde 
 
 Doran Joseph, . 745 Brannan 
 
 Dorgeloh Bros, 1250 Mission 
 
 Dorman Wm F, cor Howard and 15th 
 Doscher C, cor Battery and ilaekson 
 DOSCHER H, cor Pierce and O'Farrell 
 Doscher Henry, cor Michigan and Shasta 
 Doscher & Von Bargen, 1 101 McAllister 
 Douglas Bros, SE cor Oak and Oetavia 
 Downey Mrs C, 450 Tehama 
 
 Dreyer Uiederich, cor Napa and Illinois 
 Fourth and Minna 
 cor Sixth and Mission 
 ia:U Howard 
 
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 Drucker John, 
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 Dunn .) , 718 Stockton 
 
 Dunning Thori, 25S C^lara 
 
 Durban Joseph, 143 
 
 Dwyer Geo U, cor Dup and Francisco 
 Ebbinghausen Henry, cor How and 3d 
 Ebbinghausen H & Co, 
 Edwards W T, 
 
 EGOERS HENRY, 
 
 Ehlen & Co, 
 
 Ehlers Wiechen, Kearny and Vallejo 
 Ehrich II, SE cor Vallejo and Battery 
 Eickhorst & Lehmus, 
 
 cor Greenwich and Pierce 
 Eldredge B G, 17 Metropolitan Market 
 
 cor '21 at & Miss 
 1003 Mission 
 '2L>8 Brannan 
 
 813 Washington 
 
 lOuright P, 
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 Fahor U, 
 Fabian Bros, 
 
 Elli'nbrock Fred & Co, 
 
 I'll- ... ^r McAllister and Buchanan 
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 ;'''""" •'"«. 335 Tenth 
 
 hlmers N cor Powell and Greenwich 
 ^n;4lu & Mdler, corO'Furrell and Powell 
 Ki.nght.ohn '21'.) Fourth 
 
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 JM.n.ht K P. g-JG Fifth 
 
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 500 Sixth 
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 'a irenkeugo k Co, SE cor 19th and Fol 
 tahreukrug Wm, io72 Howard 
 
 I'annmg Jno, N W cor Mason and Green 
 Hure Jas, 45s ,v,,toi.-)a 
 
 Jarre John 303 fourth 
 
 1' airelly & McGruder, 3(} •' 
 
 FausttT T, NE cor IGth and Howard 
 ?'^j; Mi's ^iary, 1213 Kearny 
 
 teehan Mrs Mary A, 142 First 
 
 K'hnemanu M, N W cor Green and Lar 
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 I'ed L D, 
 Feldman John D, 
 Fernan Chas E, 
 Feron Mrs Mary, 
 Fett Chiis, 
 FiUiot F, 
 Finck W, 
 Fincke H, 
 Finuegan John, 
 Fit/patrick & O'Brien, 
 Fieltz Wm, NE cor Fourth and Folsora 
 Fietjen H, 520 Pine 
 
 Flanagan Michael, SE cor 3d and Clem 
 Fliiin Thos H, SE cor 8th and Mission 
 Floyd & Co, 12 Fourth 
 
 Foley Edmond, Montgy and Alta Place 
 Franois A, 2IOO Bush 
 
 Frank Henry, NE cor 21st and Valencia 
 Free Bros, 819 Market 
 
 French F J & Co, 2331 Mission 
 
 Friedrich Bros, cor lOth and Guerrero 
 Frisch Joiui W, 132 Seventh 
 
 ( Jaerdes Bros, 534 First 
 
 (raestelJos, 1028 Kearny 
 
 (JaillairdP, 14'2Gi Dupont 
 
 (Tulvin Martin, NE cor 8th and Shipley 
 Garland L, 1901 Fillmore 
 
 (iarms Peter, '20 Everett 
 
 Gasque H F, 701 O'Farrell 
 
 (iavin John, 21 Natoma 
 
 Geary D, NE cor Folsom and Fremont 
 Gearty Jas, '2'24 Clara 
 
 (Jehrt Henry, 703 Dupont 
 
 Gerhow Fred, 2 and 4 Mission 
 
 Giblin Jas, cor Zoe and Freelon 
 
 Giese Bros, NE cor Battery and Pacific 
 (Uahn Von C, 1'20 Fourteenth 
 
 Gleason P F, 1717 Jessie 
 
 Glootz Jno P M, 706 Jackson 
 
 (502 Ellis 
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 426 Natoma 
 
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 Goetjen Bros, SW cor Stockton and Sac 
 Goetjen H & J, 1328 Jackson 
 
 Goetze H, 1523 Webster 
 
 Goldman Jacob, cor K R and 14th aves 
 Gorman M, 223 Folsom 
 
 OOTJGH JOHN* 1016 Bryant 
 
 GRAHAM «: LINCOLN, 401 Hayes 
 Grant P, NE cor 15th and Minna 
 
 Graves WH, 310 Pine 
 
 Greene M F, NW cor Fell and Laguna 
 Greiner Fred, NW cor Sixth and Jessie 
 Grevnke Henry, SE cor Mich and Shasta 
 GrifiSn M, NE cor Fulton and Buchanan 
 Grosbauer J F, SE cor Fell and Gough 
 Grosskurth Wm, 1329 Dupont 
 
 Grote H F, 2230 Geary 
 
 Groth D, NW cor Sutter and Webster 
 Groth ft Eggers, 534 O'Farrell 
 
 Gudehus F, 316 Dupont 
 
 Guinasso G, NE cor Dupont and Green 
 Gunter August, Fillmore and Herman 
 Haake & Diedrichs, Eddy and Leav 
 Haake ft Hagedom, 
 
 SE cor Bryant and Bincon Place 
 Haas Bros, 100 and 102 California 
 
 Hack s C, 810 Sacramento 
 
 HALET M, 326 Broadway 
 
 Hallad J, Folsom and Fremont 
 
 Hanlon E, 747 Brannan 
 
 Hanly Geo T ft Co, 922 Market 
 
 Hanna P R, NE cor 24th and Bryant 
 Hans Geo J, NW cor Chestnut and Dup 
 Hans W, 1800 Stockton 
 
 Barter Louis, 619 and 621 Mission 
 
 Hartigap P, 164 First 
 
 Ha.rtter Louis, 120 5th and 621 Missipn 
 Harty ft Guthrie, 213 Broadway 
 
 Haseltine R E, 423 Davis 
 
 HASSMER VALENTIN, 933 Wash 
 
 Hastedt ft Ernst, Clay and Stockton 
 Haatedt Ferdinand C W, 
 
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 HAWLET C J ft 00. 215-217 Sutter 
 Hayea Thos, 438 Third 
 
 Heavey Bernard J, 53 Everett 
 
 Heidhoff Albert H, 16 Eddy 
 
 Heidman Henry, SW cor Fol and Spear 
 Heineman ft Aschen, Bush and Octavia 
 Heins J D ft Co, Fremont and Folsom 
 Heitman ft Bunger, cor Jones and Bush 
 Helbush Henry, NE cor Clay and Polk 
 Helms H W, SW cor Sixth and Mission 
 Helms J E A, 18 Seventh 
 
 Hempel Hermann E, cor Scott and Sac 
 Hencken M, 218 Fourth 
 
 Henry ft Beveraen, 13 Seventh 
 
 Henry John, 223 Perry 
 
 Henschew John, cor Ellis and Steiner 
 Hems ft Co, Fremont and Folsom 
 
 HeuerF, 713 Lombard 
 
 Heyer Albert, cor Third and Bryant 
 Hickey Edward, 1630 Mission 
 
 Hildebrand Henry, -.'.OS Sutter 
 
 Hildebrand ft Knop, Bdwy and Montinr 
 Hildebrand W C, 416 O'Farrell 
 
 Hillebrand H, 520 Fourth 
 
 Hillen D H, NW cor Pine and Larkin 
 Hinck H J, 743 Ellis 
 
 Hink ft Heins, 439 Greenwich 
 
 Hoelscher W, 41 Eddv 
 
 Hoffman G, NW cor 22d and Howard 
 Hoff^man VVra, SE cor Page and Octavia 
 Hoelscher W, SE cor Eddy and Mason 
 Hogan M C, SW cor Vallejo and Leav 
 Hogan ML, 219 Eleventh 
 
 Hoger E, 525 Washington 
 
 Holies Jno H, NW cor Sixth and Fol 
 Holland Jos, SW cor Fre and Folsom 
 Hollings Henry,SWcorPost and Larkin 
 Hollman H, NW cor 24th and Mission 
 Holm Thos, SE cor Sutter and Stockton 
 Holsten J B, SW cor Union and Kearny 
 Holterman J,SW cor Pine and Webster 
 
 Horrigen Wm, 
 Horstman Jno, 
 Hovet A A, 
 Hughes Jno, 
 Hulsman Fred, 
 Humphrey Jas, 
 Husing A, 
 
 1612 Leavenworth 
 
 700 Bush 
 
 221 Tyler 
 
 1226 Green 
 
 1338 Pacific 
 
 516 Geary 
 
 874 Mission 
 
 Husing M, NE cor Montgy and Bdwy 
 Hutchms ft Richardson, 24th ft Bryant 
 Iburg Wm M, 5 Belden Place 
 
 Issendorf Fred'k, cor Howard and Beale 
 Jacobi A, NW cor Pacific and Montgy 
 Jacobsen P, 2019 Mason 
 
 Jacoby A, SE cor Pacific and Montgy 
 Jacoby Mrs S E, 1222 Fols^ 
 
 Jakobe Jno C, cor Jack and Buchanan 
 Jansen Fred'k, NE cor Har and Bealc 
 Janson L, 901 Poit 
 
 Jarsa«n F A, NE cor 23d and Mission 
 Jasper E, SW cor Powell and Jackson 
 Johannsen F, cor O'Farrell and Mason 
 Johnson O, NE cor Bdwy and Keamj 
 Jones Wm, 18 Fifth 
 
 Joost M ft Bro, 701 McAllister 
 
 Joost J, N W cor Stockton and Franctico 
 Junck Bros, SE cor Sac ft Prospect PI 
 JunckD, 101601*7 
 
 Kaechele ft Roller, Fulton and Octant 
 Kahrs Jno, SW cor First and Minni 
 Kalvelage Clemes, oor Fell and Franklin 
 Kampe ^red'k W, 38 Natonu 
 
 Kane Jas, SW cor First and Tehisu 
 Kane Jno, 11 Gilbert 
 
 Kappke H F, SE cor Mason and Union 
 Karstens Chas, NE cor Jack andSn 
 Kaufman F, 2lBt and Val'n and 329 Stt 
 Kearney P, 1300 Psdlie 
 
 Keller Jos, 1301 " 
 
 Kell^ Peter, 236 Fel 
 
 Kelting ft Tietjen, cor Wash and Est 
 Kennedy Denuis, cor Pierce and Eddf 
 Kenny Jno J, 1020 Psciic 
 
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 ^' 416 O'Farrell 
 
 520 Fourth 
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 743 Ellis 
 439 Greenwich 
 41 Eddy 
 
 V cor 22d and Howard 
 1 cor Page and Octavia 
 E cor Eddy and Mason 
 
 V cor Vallejo and Leav 
 
 9A9 Eleventh 
 525 Washington 
 [W cor Sixth and Fol 
 iW cor Fre and Folsom 
 SWcorPost and Larkin 
 W cor 24t,h and Mission 
 cor Suttgr and Stockton 
 f cor Union and Kearny 
 
 V cor Pine and Webster 
 
 1612 Leavenworth 
 700 Bush 
 221 Tyler 
 1226 Green 
 1338 Pacific 
 516 Geary 
 ' 874 Mission 
 
 IE cor Montgy «md Bdwy 
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 NE cor Bdwy and Keay^ 
 
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 KinneThosH, 301 Octavia 
 
 Kitto Orlando.cor Minnesota and Solano 
 Klarman Mrs Jno M, 
 
 San Bruno Road bet 27th and 28th 
 
 Lel^nbaum & Goldberg, 1447 Polk 
 
 Klein E, NW cor 22d and Folsom 
 
 Klein J H & A D, 101j9 Tyler 
 
 Klunder Jno, 101 and 103 Jackson 
 
 Knoche Henry, 423 Third 
 
 Knoop Bros, S£ cor 16th and 2d ave 
 
 Knoap D, N£ cor Page and Octavia 
 
 Knust H, 300 Fourth 
 
 Koch FAw, NW cor Vallejo and Polk 
 
 Koehncke A, 121 Seventh 
 
 Koemer Jno M, SE cor Mkt and Pearl 
 
 Kohlman Solomon, 216 Sixth 
 
 Kohn Henry, 408 Folsom 
 
 Kolkmann U, 735 Geary 
 
 KoningMax, 1529 Dupont 
 
 Koopman T, 1507 Franklin 
 
 Kostering Chas, 1115 and 1788 Folsom 
 
 Kramer J & Wm, 501 Greenwich 
 
 Kreye John, SW cor First and Natoma 
 
 KroegerH A, 1600 Polk 
 
 Kroenke ft Lutjens, 26th and Mission 
 
 Kruger & HoUings, cor Mason and Geary 
 
 Kuhlmann D, NW cor 4th and Branuan 
 
 Kurtz Adolph, SE cor Folsom and 12th 
 
 Laats Charles, 1011 Harrison 
 
 Labrut John B, 22d and Potrero avenue 
 
 Laffi L, 186 Fourteenth 
 
 Laguat J, cor Mont ave and Lombard 
 
 Lake & Sweetser, 995 Market 
 
 Lakeman Louis, 242 Fourth 
 
 Lamemian & Atzeroth, Eddy and Buch'n 
 
 Lane J J, 229 Fifth 
 
 Lawler Francis, 429 Mission 
 
 La wler Michael, 411 Fifth 
 
 Lebenaum & Goldberg, 121 Post 
 
 Lebeiibaum & Co, 529 Kearny 
 
 Lebenbauni, Goldberg &, Co, 1447 Polk 
 
 LeeJD, 118 Fulton 
 
 Lee Patrick, 1821 Hyde 
 
 Leisen G H, cor Union and Leav 
 
 Lemaire Antoc, 114 Seventh 
 
 LEHRKE HENBY, 
 
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 Lamkan John, SW cor Sutter and Stock 
 Lemmerman H, cor Post and Mason 
 Lenunermann Richard, 200 Valencia 
 Lenormaud Bros, cor Dupont and Pine 
 Leesmann Joseph, NE cor Bush and Lar 
 Levey P, SW cor Jackson and Mason 
 Levy B, 537 Clay 
 
 Liebe Ludwig, 133 Fourth 
 
 Liebenlterg Albert H, cor 4th & Bryant 
 Limmermann H, NW cor Post and Miis 
 
 541 Sixteenth 
 
 312 Sixth 
 
 1200 Larkin 
 
 1010 Polk 
 
 1501 Folsom 
 
 Lincoln Parker, 
 
 Linsley A L N, 
 
 Liasmann & Windhaus, 
 
 Livingston L J, 
 
 Lohmann & Frerichs, 
 
 Lahmensen Mrs W, cor 2lBt and Vain 
 
 Luna Pvomulo, 1236 Dupont 
 
 Lustenberger H, Mason and Greenwich 
 Lynch & Burnham, 1 134 Mkt and 323 6th 
 Lynch Hanna, 470 Tehama 
 
 Maass H P, 622 and 624 Fourth 
 
 Magner Bros, 815 Broadway 
 
 Magner Frank J, 22 Langton 
 
 Maher D F, 441 Jessie 
 
 Maher E, NE cor Sac and Taylor 
 
 Mahoney Mrs Johanna, 19 Tehama 
 
 Muloney J, 535 Stevenson 
 
 Manfredini Pietro & Co, 124 Pacific 
 
 Mangels C & Co, cor Third and Mission 
 Mangels H, cor Folsom and Twentieth 
 Mangels* Hedeman, R R and llthaves 
 Mangoin Fred, 1701 Market 
 
 Mans & Staude, 815 Pacific 
 
 Mariaui S, 131 Twenty-third 
 
 Marsalla N, cor California and Larkin 
 Martin & Barnes, California and Steiner 
 Martins J, SW cor Steiner and Geary 
 Mass & Rathjen, cor Bush and Stockton 
 Mathe Chas, 730 Bush 
 
 MAU WM F & CO, 1022 Market 
 
 Mayer Chas, NE cor Folsom anl Beale 
 Mayer Henry, cor Geary and Laguna 
 Mayer Philip, cor Eleventh and Natoma 
 Mayrhofcr Peter, 613 Braunan 
 
 McAuliffe & Co, 146 Sixth 
 
 McCarthy Wolf T, 701 Hayes 
 
 MeCone Mrs R, cor Harrison and Beale 
 McCooey Owen, 961 Bryant 
 
 McCormack John, cor Tyler and Jones 
 McCormick Patrick, Georgia and Sierra 
 McCoy & Gallagher, Howard and 8th 
 McCreagh Tlios, 919 Harrison 
 
 McDerniott B F, 132 Eleventh 
 
 McDevitt Edward, 109 Shipley 
 
 McDonald Mrs Kate, cor 17tli ave and Q 
 McDonough Bridget, 10 Jessie 
 
 McDonough M, 724 Howard 
 
 McElroy Andrew, 624 Mission 
 
 McOOVERN & SON. 325 and 327 16th 
 McGowau P A, cor Franklin and Ivy 
 Mc(Jrane k Co, 874 Folsom 
 
 Mc(Jreil Patrick, cor 7th and Bryant 
 McGuire Philip, 1601 Market 
 
 McLarkey James, Filbert and Webster 
 
 356 Jessie 
 14th ave and N 
 1401 Baker 
 Polk and Sacramento 
 Meier Chris, NW cor Taylor and Pacific 
 Meisel H C, cor Fifteenth and Dolores 
 Meiael Herman, Union and Montgomery 
 Meiyer C, NW cor Point Lobos ave 
 
 Meloney William W, Mont and Vallejo 
 Mendelssohn D, cor Geary and Webster 
 Mentel Wm, 632 Broadway 
 
 Mersing J B, cor Folsom and Eighth 
 Merz Wm, SE cor Sutter and Powell 
 Mesenburg Henry, 34 Jessie 
 
 Meyenborg A, SE cor Front and Pacific 
 
 McKaith John, 
 McTeman Thos, 
 Medau G H, 
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 Meyer & Akmann, 18 Sacramento 
 
 Meyerback S, 8E cor Green and Mason 
 Meyer Bernard, 233 Fifth 
 
 Meyer Bros & Gaerdes, Bush and Pierce 
 Meyer Deidrich, cor 11th and Howard 
 Meyer Henry, 1046 Folsom 
 
 Meyer John, Twentieth and Shotwell 
 Meyer J H, cor Mission and Fourth 
 Meyer John H, cor Third and Brannan 
 Meyer L G, 204 Steuart 
 
 Meyer M D, SW cor Wash and Stock 
 Meyerback 8, SB cor Green and Mason 
 MevnEC, 1520 Folsom 
 
 Mithaelis H F, N W cor 29th and Dolores 
 Middlehoff G F, 701 Lacuna 
 
 Miller & Reese, cor 23d and Shotwell 
 Miller Wm H, 319 Green 
 
 Mitchell J, NE cor 24th and Harrison 
 Mohlfeldt & Wallmann, O'Far and Jones 
 Mohr & Stefiens, cor Polk and Pacific 
 Mohrman Fred, 501 Broadway 
 
 Moisant Alfred, 13 Van Ness 
 
 MoUer & Schroder, cor Filbert & Dupont 
 Moloney Jeremiah, 635 Stevenson 
 
 Monsees Henry, 756 and 758 Bryant 
 Mooney Daniel J, 1800 Market 
 
 Moran Frank, 422 Fourth 
 
 Moriarty P, SE cor 23d and Hampsliire 
 Moriarty Eobert, cor Hyde and Bwy 
 Morris A, 713 Sansom 
 
 Mues Chas, 700 Front 
 
 Muhl Wm, NW cor Stockton and Filbert 
 MuUane Michael, 446 Natoma 
 
 MullerH, 912 Bryant 
 
 MuUer Rich'd, 332 Main 
 
 Murnken Martin, Grove and Buchannsn 
 Murphy D T, cor Folsom and Seventh 
 Murphy J W, 1641 Mission 
 
 Murphy and McVeigh, 500 Ellis 
 
 Murtha Wm M, 1417 Buchanan 
 
 Muus & Rohweder, 839 Broadway 
 
 Myor Charles, NE cor Folsom and Beale 
 Myer H, SW cor Geary and Laguna 
 Nelson Henry, 344 Bryant 
 
 Neunaber H, SW cor Beale and Folsom 
 New George, 604 Natoma 
 
 ITEWTON BROS & C0,204 and 206 Cal 
 Nicholds Mrs Mary, 308 Tehama 
 
 Niemann John, 413 Jones 
 
 Niese Fred, 913 Harrison 
 
 Nightingale F, 2400 Post 
 
 Nobmann C, 2031 Fillmore 
 
 Nordbruch Henry, 042 Jackson 
 
 Nolte G R, 3004 Mission 
 
 Norton P, 241 Eighth 
 
 Nuhrenberg Chas, cor Broad and Polk 
 O'Brian P. 823 Battery 
 
 O'Brien Thos, 650 Mission 
 
 O'Conner J & Co, cor Geary and Taylor 
 O'Day M. SW cor Larkin and Union 
 Oflerman C H, cor Bush and Dupont 
 Oldenschlagen & Wittmaach, 41 Fourth 
 O'Reilly J, 337 Fourth 
 
 O'Rourke Bedelia, 401 Union 
 
 O'Rourke P, cor 27th and Hampshire 
 Osthoff J F, cor 23d and Alabama 
 
 Otten C, SW cor Post and Octavia 
 
 Otten & Cordes, cor Stockton & Vallejo 
 Oulton Milledge, 750 Brannan 
 
 Pahl R H, NE cor Pine and Dupont 
 Pape & Rissland, 101 Stbckton 
 
 Partmann G I, NW cor Fit„a and Fol 
 Patterson John, eor 28th and Church 
 Pauli (Justav, cor Green and Montgy 
 Paulsen H, 27 Taylor 
 
 Paulsen John E, 263 Stevenson 
 
 Paulsen W, 18th & Vain and 1857 Miss 
 PerataJohn, 1501 Dupont 
 
 Petersen & Palmer, 716 Market 
 
 Pettenati Peter, 1028 Kearny 
 
 PfeiflFer Mrs, SW cor 22d and Folsom 
 Pforr Christian, NE cor 4th and Jessie 
 Pnoedovius Wm, cor Wash ave and Miss 
 Pistolesi August, 752 Washington 
 
 Plath J, NE cor Ellis and Steiner 
 
 PoUetta Joseph,. 814 Jackson 
 
 Porcella & Guinasso, Dupont and Green 
 Porporato Francisco, 1224 Dupont 
 
 Postel Amandus C, 26th and Alabama 
 Postel C D, SE cor TayloB and Pacific 
 Postel John, 205 Sixteenth 
 
 Powers John, cor Larkin and Union 
 Powers H, 551 Howard 
 
 Pracht Aug, 2600 Sacramento 
 
 Prendergast Patrick, 228 Folsom 
 
 Priest T F, NE cor Clem and Sumner 
 Prior Mrs K, 107 Silver 
 
 PUCKHABER JOHN* 
 
 SW cor Fifteenth ave and P 
 Piwogel Jno, NE cor Cal and Larkin 
 ,Ravn Hans, SW cor Dupont and Union 
 Reardon A J, w s San Bruno road nr 27th 
 Reddmgton J H, 136 Sacramento 
 
 Reechn^ann A, cor Powell and Francisco 
 Reilly James, 1710 Leavenworth 
 
 Rick born Fernando, cor Oak and Cough 
 Riechers & Harms, cor Ellis and Larl a 
 Regan B, 268 Stevenson 
 
 Regan J F, 21 Minna 
 
 Reid Catharine, 106 Ninth 
 
 ReidGeoW, 1141 Pacific 
 
 Ristow John, cor Turk and Van Ness 
 Rivollet Jules, 1403 Powell 
 
 Roach L, cor TWenty-fourth and York 
 Rackman J C, 535 Fourth 
 
 RohdeJ, SW cor Clay and Taylor 
 
 Rohlffs C C, 1 Mission 
 
 RohrsD, 1101 Clay 
 
 Rohrs J D, 1501 Mission 
 
 Romberg W, 1049 Howard 
 
 Rooney Jamea & Bro, 
 
 Potrero ave bet Eldorado and I6tb 
 Ross A, 629 Front 
 
 Rothschild Henry, cor Powell and Ellii 
 Rourke Chas, 759 Bryant | 
 
 Rande H, cor 18th and Sherman 
 
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 401 Union 
 !7th and Hampshire 
 or 23d and Alabama 
 !or Post and Octavia 
 Stockton & Vallejo 
 750 Brannan 
 !or Pine and Dupoiit 
 101 Stbckton 
 V cor Fitxa and Fol 
 eor 28th and Church 
 r 6r«en and Montgy 
 27 Taylor 
 263 Stevenson 
 c Vain and 1857 Miss 
 1501 Dupont 
 716 Market 
 1028 Kearny 
 cor 22d and Folsom 
 f E cor 4th and Jessie 
 r Wash ave and Miss 
 752 Washington 
 cor Ellia and Stoiner 
 814 Jackson 
 o, Dupont and Green 
 0, 1224 Dupont 
 
 26th and Alabama 
 • Taylor and Pacific 
 205 Sixteenth 
 3or Larkin and Union 
 551 Howard 
 2600 Sacramento 
 k^ 228 Folsom 
 
 !or Clem and Sumner 
 167 Silver 
 
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 ir Fifteenth ave and P 
 
 rE cor Cal and Larkin 
 
 or Dupont and Union 
 
 Ian Bruno road nr 27th 
 
 136 Sacramento 
 
 Powell and Francisco 
 
 1710 Leavenworth 
 
 0, cor Oak and Oough 
 
 , cor Ellis and Larl n 
 
 268 Stevenson 
 
 21 Minna 
 
 106 Ninth 
 
 1141 Pacific 
 
 lor Turk and Van Ness 
 
 1403 Powell 
 
 I'enty-fourth and York 
 
 535 Fourth 
 
 J cor Clay and Taylor 
 
 1 Mission 
 
 1101 Clay 
 
 1501 Mission 
 
 1049 Howard 
 
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 629 Front 
 
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 aiewert Wm k^i h,'"** Broadway 
 
 Simon Theo ' Montgomeiy a^^e 
 
 «''•"- - -' 901 Larkin 
 
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 Runge 6 M, 
 Ryan Jas, 
 Ryan J W, 
 
 Sagehorn H, r"" Vt*"""I "^""on Theo s^wiwy ave 
 
 Sahnke H G, cor Sixteenth and dS"'"" I^^PP^'" J C,' 901 Larkin 
 
 Salomon Newman ^ rv x i^olores Slurhen A Hnli;« 202 Fitth 
 
 Sammy Geo.^E'cor Ty&dK?* t"^^'^ U"""'"«^' '^'^'^ --^ ^rkm^ 
 Sancken C & Co, ror IWdv f^ of ';'''" ^""*h Louis „ 18 Clay 
 
 Sanders C.cor E gthtoenth L J^l®^'"^^ ^"»'th & SeVken« ,^' CaliforniJ 
 
 SandersfieidFTf iJoiT ?^''°*^^"r'««la«kiG ^'''' 10 Washington. 
 
 Sarano Jno, NW cor Un on Tn'^°''*^ ^^^I J, ^e ^^^ ^ 829 Pacifi" 
 
 Sara E, ' . ^ '^ *'«'• ^"'""fnd Oough Sonnenberg L B n^'^I'" .""'^ Francisco 
 SBARBOEO & CO S^l l^ ?^*°'»* ^orensen ^ cS tT ^*°''''*°» ^nd P«* 
 
 Scheper A, NW cor Pinl 1 p"'*^^'??? gf^'^kman F F, cor PouH-h ^1^?,^°*^ 
 Scheper Jno H N^F „ A? * Broderick Staats I p, ' °^ *o«rth. and Miasiott 
 
 SchS jSs'^f'"^ ""«J Larkin Staden Von DC . o. ^^^ Harriaoa 
 
 SchleefJH, «,- ?'*V'*rd^teer Henry, "^ '^ ^"er & Fillnjose 
 
 Schlesselmann Jno, Fillmore .^f-^^J^'^H t^T^ ^''mecke, ,,f Jl ps* 
 
 SchlichtingHF '""""''« a^d Turk Stege& Co, ' 1^7a^»18«» 
 
 Schlingman & Marx Barf U.f * ^^/'"'^ i*^f"ke & Bro, cor m^ ^^^ Pacific 
 
 8CH0TTTPP a' m. nA '*• C!aI'fornia Stone Wm, ^^6 Eleventh 
 
 BtilUliL£K A & CO, Stoppelkamn A w 2029 Pacific 
 
 Wutert August, cor mh. ml H,"S''l'''n'»'I., "" Monl|om«y .v^ 
 
 SohuWt Herman, NVV cor Silver andS Tieek J„h'„, g^ ™ P ?" J'"'''* 
 
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 Schwartz D, SE cor 24th anHV„i^ m,,'"^"^" Henry, no, „ 
 
 Schwartz * H..u1t X '**''> and V alencia Thode John W . ' Haye» 
 
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 ffcht, «'=<»'-"«h'»d Powell 
 
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 ■lyaon A J, Bell G & Co Wnah a s*« T 
 
 SiokUr * rlk *'°'^*"^yant and Converse Van Sonstpn I au t, . '' Harnsoa 
 Sickler A Johnson, cor 2d and Natomaj VennerohTfiros ''""' ^"^'",^'U^ '^'^ 
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 San Francisco. 
 
 CLA88IPIRD. 
 
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 Runge F W, 40 Third 
 
 Runge G M, cor Union and Octavia 
 Ryan Jas, 116 Seventh 
 
 Ryan J W, SE cor Fifth and Minna 
 Sagehorn H, 520 Union 
 
 Sahnke H G, cor Sixteenth and Dolores 
 Salomon Newman, 66 Centre Market 
 Sammy Geo, NE cor Tyler and Larkin 
 Sancken & Co, r or Eddy and Steiner 
 Sanders C.cor Eigtlieenth and Shotwell 
 Sandersfield F T, 1501 Leavenworth 
 Sarano Jno, NW cor Union and Gough 
 Sars E, " 715 Natoma 
 
 SBABBOBO & CO. 531 W^ashington 
 Schepen C, SW cor 15th and Capp 
 
 Scheper A, NW cor Pine * Broderick 
 Scheper Jno H,NE cor Clay and Larkin 
 Scheper Joa, SE cor Fifth and Perry 
 Schlectweg Chas, 1721 Howard 
 
 Schleef JH, 815 Jackson 
 
 Schlesselmann Jno, Fillmore a^d Turk 
 Schlichting H F, 449 Fifth 
 
 Schlingman & Marx, Bartlett and 26th 
 Schloss Benj & Co, cor Sutter and Larkin 
 Schneken Bros,SW cor Bush and Taylor 
 Schnibbe Chris, NE cor Miss and 13th 
 Schnittger Henry, SE cor Clay and Fill 
 Schohay F, 920 Pacific 
 
 Scholle Antony, NE cor Turk and Leav 
 Schortemeier H H, 816 California 
 
 SCHOTTLER A & CO, 
 
 NE cor Vallejo and Montgomery 
 
 Schott Chas, 713 Brannan 
 
 Schrader & Lehman, 455 Stevenson 
 
 Schreka H G, SE cor 16th and Dolores 
 
 Schroder C, 601 McAllister 
 
 Schroder H, NE cor Grove and Gough 
 
 Schroder Herman, cor Fell and Gougl 
 
 Schroder Jno F, SE cor Sac and Drumm 
 
 Schroder J H, cor Geary and Buchanan 
 
 Schroder J H, 330 Vallejo 
 
 Schroeder W J H, 117 Second 
 
 Schroth Julius, 101 Hayes 
 
 Schubert August, cor 19th and Howard 
 
 Schuldt Herman, NW cor Silver and 3d 
 
 Schulken Julius,McAlIister and Octavia 
 
 Schultheis H, NW cor Polk and Clay 
 
 Schultz T, 426 Green 
 
 Schultz W, 500 First 
 
 Schumacher E A,SW cor ^'iss and 19th 
 
 Schumaker Wilkens, 21st and Valencia 
 
 Schunemann Henry, 318 Fifth 
 
 Schutte Jno H, NE cor Bat and Green 
 
 Schwartz D, SE cor 24th and Valencia 
 
 Schwartz & Husing, cor Miss and 1 8th 
 
 Scully Jeremiah, 1113 Sansom 
 
 Seebeck Edw, NW cor Turk and Scott 
 
 Secger A, SE cor Bush and Powell 
 
 Selk Chas, 254 Jessie 
 
 Saphton Mrs Martha, 543 Howard 
 
 Shannon Jno, 3E cor Grove and Octavia 
 
 Shea Timothy, cor Bryant and Converse 
 
 Sickler & Johnson, cor 2d and Natoma 
 
 Siele Ludwig, 
 Sievers Chas, 
 Siewert Wm, 
 Simon Theo, 
 Skipper J C, 
 
 NE cor Everett and 4th 
 
 734 Broadway 
 
 641 Montgomery ave 
 
 901 Larkib 
 
 Gi ^t - i^r; ,.. 202*^th. 
 
 hlurhen & Holhngs, cor 3rd and BranBAtt 
 .^mithjohn, 18 Clay 
 
 ^"'^*^ Louis, 641 California 
 
 Smith & Merkens, 10 Washington - 
 
 lT/^^*^.r, 829 Pacific- 
 
 hohl J, NE cor Mason and Francisco. 
 Sonnenberg L B, cor Stockton and Po«* 
 Sorensen W, cor Laguna and McAUistey 
 Sparrow Jos, 33 Clementina 
 
 Speckman F F, cor Fourtb and Missioa 
 StaatsIF, 955 Harrison. 
 
 Staden Von D C, cor Steuart and Miss-. 
 Stapelfeldt Wm, cor Waller & Fillmojw 
 Steer Henry, 451 pj^ 
 
 SteflFens & Rainecke, 137. Folsom 
 
 Stege & Co 719 pacific 
 
 Steinke & Bro, cor Eddy and Pierce 
 Stem A D, cor Nineteenth and Valencia 
 Stellmg C, 1926 Ellis 
 
 Stevens Henry, 1627 Powell 
 
 Stewart & Birhelard, cor 24th and Fol 
 Stewart James, 1926 Bush 
 
 Stoltz Fred, » 2OI Valencia 
 
 Stoltz Phillip, 126 Eleventh 
 
 Stone Wm, 2029 Pacific 
 
 Stoppelkamp A H, 1528 Stockton 
 
 Stuken & Hollings, cor 3d and Brannan 
 Sullivan D, 432 Tehama 
 
 Sullivan Daniel, cor Fourth and Freelon 
 Sullivan Mrs J, 922 Howard 
 
 Sullivan Thomas, 1701 Mission 
 
 Sumke Bro, SW cor Union and Octavia 
 Summers J, 2710 Folsom 
 
 Sweenuy John, 729 Brannan 
 
 Swordstream E J, 336 Fourth 
 
 Tamm A W, NW cor Post and Taylo? 
 Taufor Mrs A, 328 Broadway 
 
 Tliomford H A, 701 Montgomery ave 
 Thumm L, 846 Market 
 
 Tieck John, SE cor Post and Jones 
 
 Tiedemann M, 702 NcAUister 
 
 Tiedemann & Schomacker,cor Pow & Pac 
 Tiegeler J H, 18 Natoma 
 
 Tierney Martin, 19 Everett 
 
 Tietgen D W, cor East and Washington 
 Tietjen Henry, SW cor Bwdy and Leav 
 
 TOBBENBOSKE H J. cor How and Sec 
 Toltelmann Henry, 237 Hayes 
 
 ThodeJohnW, 544 "^ 
 
 Tomalty P J, SW cor Sixth and Minna 
 Toohey C, 604 Market 
 
 Truelson T, SE cor Ijcavenworth and Sac 
 Tweithmann N, cor Folsom and Tenth 
 Tyson A J. Bell G & Co, Wash & Stock 
 Union Grocery Co, 47 Second 
 
 Vallers & Bros, 971 Harrison 
 
 Van Soosten & Ahrens, Folsom and 16th 
 Vennekohl Bros, 1200 Pacific 
 
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 Verbars Henry, 
 Verdenhalven J, 
 VoUmer John, 
 Von Hadeln John, 
 Von Harten Louis, 
 Von Issenaurff C F, 
 Vorralh H, 
 Walbrok & Schroder, 
 Waller & Bros, 
 
 156 Clara 
 
 400 Sixth 
 
 737 Turk 
 
 1601 Powell 
 
 Sixth and Brannan 
 
 Howard and Beale 
 
 Point Lobos ave 
 
 214 Davis 
 
 137 Oak 
 
 Waller A; Fisher, Jackson and Drumm 
 Walsh James, 2501 Jaekson 
 
 Walter Hermann, 231 Tenth 
 
 WABNXEN H F, Francisco & Dupont 
 Watermann J O, 733 Montgomery 
 
 Weber T H, Point Lobos ave 
 
 • Wehr Chrs, SW cor Clay and Stockton 
 Wellbrock & Schroder, 214 Davis 
 
 Whalen Wm, 237 Minna 
 
 Wheelan Jno S, 220 Thirteenth 
 
 Wherity P k Son, 218 and 220 First 
 Wiebalk N, S W cor Bush and Polk 
 Wieboldt Bros, HW cor Vain and 20th 
 Wilkens & Co, Third and Brannan 
 
 Wilkens M, HE cor Chestnut and Mason 
 Williams John, 1506 Powell 
 
 Windt H A, cor Hyde and Broadway 
 Winkelmann Henry, ' 601 Hayea 
 
 Winter J H, 1600 Bush 
 
 Winter John P, cor Union and Filbert 
 WintjenJohn, 2201 Geary 
 
 Witgens Deidrich, 1201 Dupont 
 
 WitsohenH, NW cor Dupoutand Bdwy 
 Witte C, w s Georgia bet Shasta ft Sierra 
 Witte Wm, SE cor Powell and Vallejo 
 Witzel J F & Bro, cor Davis and Pac 
 Wobber Henry, NE cor Leav and (ieary 
 Welters Bros, 20th and (iuerrero 
 
 Woiters Wm, 2t) Clementina 
 
 Woolhouse & Hillard, cor I'Jth and Capp 
 Worshem W S & Co, 301 Tyler 
 
 Wortheimer 4 Simon, 735 O'Farrell 
 
 Wright Mitchell, 20 Sixth 
 
 Wulbern John, cor Filbert and Laguna 
 Wultf Bros, NE cor Sixth ave and L 
 Wubsen D H, cor Ninth and Folsom 
 Ziercnburg & Stamen, 721 Folsom 
 
 Zimmer G W, 422 Post 
 
 GROCERIES - WHOLESALE. 
 
 •Importers. 
 
 Adams, McNeil & Co, 405 Front 
 
 Athearii & Co, 6 Steuart 
 
 Bigley Bros, NE cor Clay and Davis 
 *CASTLE BROS, 213 and 2 1 7 Front 
 Church & Co, • 405 " 
 
 CLUFFBROS. 
 
 40 and 42 Souond r,iid 9 and 1 1 Mont av 
 Corbitt & Macleay, 218 California 
 
 SAHERI F ft OO, 27 and 29 California 
 I>odge, Sweeney ft Co, 
 
 114 and 116 Mkt and 11 and 13Cal 
 
 Dodge W W ft Co, cor Clay and Front 
 *Ehrman H ft Co, 104 to 1 10 Front 
 
 Foster S ft Co, 36 California 
 
 OAOUARDO ft CHICHIZOLA. 
 
 725 and 727 San 
 GIBSON C W. (Lor Angeles), 209 Sac 
 *GRIFFIN ft CO, 405 Front 
 
 HAAS BROS, 100 and 102 California 
 Hanley ft Snow, 126 California 
 
 Hellman, Haas ft Co, (Los Angeles), 
 
 101 and 102 California 
 Henry ft Osgood, 421 Clay 
 
 Henry W Warn n, 426 Sansom 
 
 Hyman Bros, (Nevada City), 41 1 Front 
 Jennings Thos, 416 Sansom 
 
 Jones ft Co, 218 and 220 Front 
 
 Kruse ft Euler, 209 and 211 Front 
 
 Levi H ft Co, 221, 223 and 225 Front 
 Lewis Henry L, 215 Sacramento 
 
 Liudley ft Co, (Sacramento), 405 Front 
 Lohman ft Coirhill, 313 and 315 " 
 MANGELS M ft CO. 319 Cky 
 
 Mau Albert ft Co, 246 and 248 Market 
 
 MATT WM F ft CO. 1022 « 
 McKay ft Brown, 427 Davis 
 
 Newmark H ft Co, 214 California 
 
 *NEWTON BROS ft CO. (teas), 
 
 204 and 206 California 
 Perkins, Logan ft Co, 21 1 and 213 Clay 
 Root ft Sanderson, 124 Mkt and 21 Cal 
 liountree ft McC'ure, 404 Front 
 
 Sabatie A E ft Co, 619 Sansom 
 
 Saulnier John ft Co, 607 and 60!) Front 
 Stratton C A ft Co, 21 1 and 213 Clav 
 
 TABER, BARKER ft CO, ^ 
 
 108 and 1 10 California 
 Till ft Bendel,327 Bat,41 1 Clay, 410 Coml 
 Wadhams ft Elliott, 20C Front 
 
 WELLMAN. PECK ft CO. 
 
 126, 128, 130 and 132 Market 
 
 GUN AND LOCKSMITHS. 
 
 (See also Guns, Pistols and Ammuni- 
 tion.) 
 
 Adams Christ, 
 Beck August, 
 Browning August, 
 Clausen Geo, 
 Holier ft Moller, 
 LaddCD, 
 
 408 Commercial 
 
 510 Broadway 
 
 051 Clay 
 
 10.30 Sutter 
 
 631 Washington 
 
 821 Kearny 
 
 GUNS, PISTOLS AND AM 
 MUNITION. 
 
 (See also Gun and Locksmiths.) 
 ^'Importers. 
 
 ALTiEN E T, 515 Market 
 
 Annes ftDallam, 1 17 Front 
 
 Clabro ugh J P ft Bro, 630 Montgomery 
 *CTJRRT N ft BRO. 1 13 Sansom 
 
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 36 California 
 
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 126 California 
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 421 Clay 
 426 Sansom 
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 416 Sansom 
 218 and 220 Front 
 209 and 211 Front 
 1 223 and 225 Front 
 ' 215 Sacramento 
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 214 California 
 
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 C^, 211 and 213 Clay 
 124 Mktand'21 Cal 
 404 Front 
 619 Sunsom 
 607 and 609 Front 
 p 211 and 213 Clay 
 
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 1030 Sutter 
 
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 515 Market 
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 Tioha John, 619 Merchant 
 
 HbINJB&CO. 745 Mission 
 
 UDDLE & KAEDINO, 538 Wash 
 ♦PLATE A J & C50, 325 Montgomery 
 
 Schneider W H, ^, ^^ ««"y 
 
 Schoeneman Fntz, 517 Kearn, 
 ^hreveOeoW, ^14 Bus.. 
 
 SkinkerJohn, 115 Pine 
 
 *SOHNTAG CHAS & CO. 40 Cai 
 
 ViUeffia L J, 624 Washington 
 
 Wilson H H & Son, 513 Clay 
 
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 Importer, Wholesale and Betoil Dealer in 
 
 Guns, Sportsmen's Goods, &c 
 
 S14 Bush St. San Francisco. 
 
 Careful attention given to orders. Lowest prices, 
 
 NATHANIEL CUBB? & BUO., 
 
 Importers and Dealers in 
 
 Shot Guns, Rifles and Pistols 
 
 Of every description. Sharp's Sporting Rifle- 
 Model of 1874. lia tiiansom Street, be- 
 tween Pine and Bush. San Francisco^ have con- 
 Ntantl_v on hand Remington's and Shaip's Sport- 
 ing RifluH, Evans and Winchester Repeating Ri- 
 tttiti, Siiiitli ill Wesson Pistols. Also Cartridges r>; 
 every description. Repairing of every descrip- 
 tion done in the neatusc manner and warranted. 
 
 J. E. KLEIN, 
 
 Centennial Shooting Gallery, 
 
 And Ammunition Store, 
 
 746 Mission Street, bet. 3d and 4th, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 The Longest Gallery Range in the Ci<y. AH 
 l<inds of Rifle and Shotgun Cartridges on hand 
 and put up to order at Reduced prices. Reload- 
 ing U. Springfield Cartrldifcs our specialty. 
 
 Country orders solicited. Military Companies 
 supplied at reduced rates. 
 
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 Abraham A & Bro, 
 
 Abraina A J, 
 
 Allen Harry, 
 
 Amette John, 
 
 Antonio Francisco, 
 
 Asch Benjamin, 
 
 Aurouze Marius, 
 
 Batavia P, 
 
 Beilles J B, 
 
 Bell J B, 
 
 Bernard H, 
 
 Beyer Lewis H, 
 
 Bleily Jos K, 
 
 Boisse Eugene, 
 
 Bollinger Francis, 
 
 Born Chas, 
 
 Broquet Jean, 
 
 Brougham J, 
 
 Brown S G, 
 
 Bullier John, 
 
 Burger Jacob, 
 
 Calliaan Jno, 
 
 Canepa P, 
 
 Charbonnat P, 
 
 Clark Thos, 
 
 Clark Wm H, 
 
 Cohen P, 
 
 CohnI, 
 
 Coleman A, 
 
 Coleman C H, 
 Conrad & Troell, 
 Cook John, 
 Cordan A & Son, 
 Cordeiro M M, 
 Corinson N, 
 Corrivean S 
 CoBgrove Wm F, 
 Crt;amer Aaron, 
 Curtis Jno, 
 Davis Jacob, 
 Diefenbacher Geo, 
 Dissa'v Antoine, 
 Drescher Chas, 
 Dunr y E, 
 Dupont O, 
 Earl Thos J, 
 Edmonds P A, 
 Einsfeld Peter, 
 Elicourt Sc Boisseaa, 
 Ellis John M, 
 Emmerich B, 
 Eppinger John, 
 Erbe Adam, 
 Evanno J, 
 EwaidT, 
 Ferraioli L, 
 Fischer Alex, 
 Fisher F, 
 Fisher Peters, 
 Fleischman Chas, 
 Fleischman Jno, 
 
 634 Third 
 
 6 Turk 
 
 1305 Leavenworth 
 
 860 Howard 
 
 32 Hayes 
 
 605 Broadway 
 
 215 Sixth 
 
 203 Montgomery ave 
 
 651 Merchant 
 
 124 Montgomery ave 
 
 1239 Folsom 
 
 642 Market 
 
 1330 Dupont 
 
 418 Bush 
 
 526 Commercial 
 
 115^ Jackson 
 
 417 Post 
 
 319 Montgomery ave 
 
 631 Kearny 
 
 216 Sixteenth 
 
 1916 Market 
 
 623 Pacific 
 
 152 Second 
 
 323 Montgomery ave 
 
 24 •« «« 
 
 2015 Mission 
 
 63 New Montgomery 
 
 12 Sacramento 
 
 504 Clay 
 
 218 Pacific 
 
 627 Sacramento 
 
 721 Clay 
 
 131 Montgomery 
 
 210 Drumm 
 
 20 Clay 
 
 1829 Union 
 
 113 Geary 
 
 1134 Folsom 
 
 319Sansom 
 
 1146 Market 
 
 17 Geary 
 
 911iLarkin 
 
 611 Kearny 
 
 535 Geary 
 
 330.^ Montifomery 
 
 1419 Octavia 
 
 146 Ninth 
 
 1 19 Sixth 
 
 650 Market 
 
 217 Montgy ave 
 
 53 Fifth 
 
 2610 Mission 
 
 1559 Market 
 
 5 Stockton 
 
 712 Pacific 
 
 1218 Stockton 
 
 13 Montgomery ave 
 
 923 Montgomery 
 
 817 Battery 
 
 306 Fourth 
 
 316 Kearny 
 
 203 Third 
 
 Flioourt Edward, 
 Flieler & Kiefw, 
 Fox Samuel, 
 Fried Davis, 
 Funk Henry, 
 Gaacs Peter, 
 Gander H, 
 
 217 Montgomery ave 
 
 6-PoweU 
 
 621 Davig 
 
 1527 Turk 
 
 631 Sacramento 
 
 421 Pacific 
 
 428 Broadway 
 
 Garrissere & Stein A J, 600 Montgomery 
 
 Gellert Bros, 
 Genster J, 
 Gentil A, 
 Giese Kilian, 
 Girardin Jno F, 
 Golly tlos, 
 Gorfinkel Wm, 
 Greif & Armann, 
 Grimm A. 
 Gv .man D, 
 Hadley Walter, 
 Hain Edward, . 
 Hammerschmidt Jno, 
 Harberecht Wm, 
 Hauser H, 
 Heath Jno A, 
 Heegler & Katz, 
 
 214 Bu8h 
 
 808 Larkin 
 
 706 Pacific 
 
 434 
 
 1905 Fillmore 
 
 1203 Dupont 
 
 412i Sixth 
 
 636 Washington 
 
 Lick House 
 
 1053 Market 
 
 262 Third 
 
 1206 Folk 
 
 610 r^aguna 
 
 1432 California 
 
 215 Dupont 
 
 231 i Second 
 
 202 Fourth 
 
 Heider's Hair Dressing Saloon, 310 Bush 
 
 Heilfronn Julius, 
 Hensee S L, 
 Henz Henry, 
 Hock & Pcrazzo, 
 Hoey A, 
 Hoffman J, 
 House Edward W, 
 House Wm M, 
 Hubbard EH, 
 HuberChas, 
 Hyman Leon, 
 Hyman Nathan, 
 Jacobs Jacob Jr, 
 Jager G W, 
 Jerabek & Schley 
 Johnson John, 
 Joseph Ike, 
 
 JOTCE&PHUXIPS, 
 
 Kammererft Koch, 
 Kastcns & Yack, 
 Kiefer Jno, 
 Kiliam — , 
 King P. 
 Klemm Hugo, 
 Knoechel tc Brand, 
 Koch J M, 
 Koelger A, 
 Koerner M, 
 Korn Abram I, 
 KruU E, 
 
 341 Hayes 
 
 108 Sixth 
 
 5034 East 
 
 548 Washington 
 
 1012 Stockton 
 
 709 Davis 
 
 6008 Mission 
 
 266 First 
 
 923 Market 
 
 2007 Polk 
 
 2 Sixth 
 
 21 1 Montgomery ave 
 
 517 
 
 630 OTarreli 
 
 137 Sixth 
 
 lOOOJ Market 
 
 415 East 
 
 114 Sutter 
 
 642 California 
 
 1102 Larkin 
 
 310 Bush 
 
 4:^4 Pacific 
 
 323 " 
 
 285 East 
 
 621 Montgomery 
 
 648 Commercial 
 
 1743 Mission 
 
 4 Hardie Place 
 
 545 California 
 
 1071 Bryant 
 
 163 2d and 672^ Miss 
 
 114 Sutter 
 
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 Lampe T C & Bro, 
 
 6 Powell and Cosmopolitan Hotel 
 l^andruff & Knauer, 106 Mission 
 
 Lauricella & Co, 1339 Dupont 
 
 Lehn Philip H, 606 Merchant 
 
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, **'"l-5n."„**"p**^''"fr''Sl*r- "^^ 
 
 icplnir, Pennwnihlp, T«l«gr»phv 
 
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 San Francisco. 
 
 CLABRIFISD. 
 
 HAI 
 
 1376 
 
 Lehritter & Langbein, Mont ave nr Kear 
 Lemcke Otto, 129 Fourth 
 
 Lewin Moses, 419 Fourth 
 
 Levey B, 1 1 J Jackson 
 
 Levey 4; Harris, 705J Market 
 
 Levy M, 358 Fourth 
 
 Lewis H, SW cor Front and Pacific 
 
 Lewis & Harris, 
 Linchan Daniel J, 
 Lipmaii & Hyman, 
 Lueders Mrs R, 
 Mahoney John T, 
 Martin Antone, 
 Martin J K, 
 Meyer FWH, 
 Miller F W, 
 Miller William, 
 Miraglia C, 
 Mitchell F, 
 Mohr Carl, 
 Molteao C F, 
 Morgenstem Wm, 
 MullerWm, 
 Murphy Charles, 
 Murphy D H, 
 Murphy Jas, 
 Murray John, 
 
 NKHOLAS GEO. 
 
 Obenauer Geo, 
 Oppenheim & Steiber, 
 OrfilaPV, 
 O'Sullivan P, 
 Perino Frank, 
 Peterson * Alarnie, 
 Petrie Henry, 
 Peva A, 
 
 Plato k Hecnse, 
 ProBchold Charles, 
 
 PROSGHOID T, 
 
 Rapp Chas E, 
 Ratz Wm, 
 Rebhan Andrew, 
 Reese J, 
 
 Regaudiat A J P, 
 Rice Jno T, 
 
 822 Kearny 
 
 503 Howard 
 
 403 Pine 
 
 222\ Mission 
 
 1 102 Market 
 
 113 Jackson 
 
 4 Hardie Plncc 
 
 1741 Mission 
 
 206i Sutter 
 
 (514 Post 
 
 902 Front 
 
 108 Steuart 
 
 1437 Mission 
 
 1616 Polk 
 
 440 Miirket 
 
 614 Post 
 
 135 Third 
 
 303 Sixth 
 
 334 Bush 
 
 9 and 1 1 Pacific 
 
 cor 7th and Folsom 
 
 39 Second 
 
 12 Sixth 
 
 238 Kearny 
 
 1069 Howard 
 
 619 Sacramento 
 
 1133I>upont 
 
 1743 Mission 
 
 222 Broadway 
 
 108 Sixth 
 
 844 Valencia 
 
 624 Fourth 
 
 325 Dupo'it 
 
 202 Fourth 
 
 Folsom bet 22d & 2:^1 
 
 402 Pacific 
 
 24 Montgomery ave 
 
 770 Howard 
 
 Schultz Philip, 
 Schwartz Saml, 
 Schworn Michael, 
 Selig S A, 
 Shaen A, 
 Shaftner C H, 
 Shewetzen Abe, 
 Silva Frank A, 
 Silva Joseph, 
 Silva Manuel, 
 Silva M J, 
 Siver Joseph V, 
 Smith Geo L, 
 Smith Wm, 
 Sperl Charles, 
 Stable & Bernhard, 
 
 STABLE HENRT W, 
 
 dental), 
 Stern S, 
 Stevens Joseph. 
 Stolz David, (supplies), 
 Stom Geo A, 
 Strecker & Kern, 
 Strehl Philip, 
 
 220 McAllister 
 
 653 Sacramento 
 
 llOOi Stockton 
 
 903 Mitrket 
 
 321 Bush 
 
 2115A Fillmore 
 
 329 Sixteenth 
 
 530 Fourth 
 
 901 Folsom 
 
 141 li Stockton 
 
 112 First 
 
 518 Fourth 
 
 1210 Market 
 
 Mission Market 
 
 444 Third 
 
 Buss House 
 
 (Occi- 
 
 233 Bush 
 801 Keaniy 
 
 234 Fifth 
 3 Hardie Place 
 
 104 Ninth 
 
 33 Post 
 
 20 Stockton 
 
 Streih J & Bros, 8 Merchants' Exchange 
 
 Strozynski S, 27 Ellis 
 
 Teixeira F L, 
 
 Thomas John, 
 
 Tresselt Charles, 
 
 Tuft H N, 
 
 Ubhaus J & F, 
 
 Uszynski Mrs B, 
 
 Van Geistefields H L, 
 
 Vantine John, 
 
 Richter Henry, cor Railroad & 7th aves 
 Riley Miss Theresa, 210 Willow ave 
 
 Rocicenfield William, 441 Valencia 
 
 Redden Hugh, 2114 Folsom 
 
 Rosa Jos, 433 Pine 
 
 Rosa J P, 657 Clay 
 
 Rosenblum D, 504 Hfiyes 
 
 Rosenthal M, 225 Dupont 
 
 Russell Bros, 62 Second 
 
 Salcedo Alex, 535 Sacramento 
 
 Sand Bros, 50 Fourth and 23 Third 
 
 Sanguinetti N A, ' 1512 Stockton 
 
 Schmitt F A, 
 Schoen L L, 
 Schoenwald Albert, 
 Schoenwald Otto, 
 Schollers H, 
 Schuoh ft Witte, 
 
 403 Dupont 
 
 1256 Market 
 
 2209 Geary 
 
 127 Second 
 
 2755 Mission 
 
 434 Montgomery 
 
 Voininet & Thomas, 
 Wall Robert, 
 Walton Thos J, 
 Wanhath Max, 
 Wanek Edward, 
 Ward Andrew J, 
 Webber Chas, 
 WielH) Wm, 
 Williams N F, 
 Wolf Jno, 
 
 505 Broadway 
 
 107 Jackson 
 
 553 Fourth 
 
 818 Third 
 
 12 Geary 
 
 2247 Mission 
 
 633 Pacific 
 
 2999 Misson 
 
 545 Merchant 
 
 313 East 
 
 302 Folsom 
 
 6 Stockton 
 
 144 Third 
 
 665 Mission 
 
 152 Steuart 
 
 2 Morton 
 
 799 F«urth 
 
 221 Dupont 
 
 Wunsch Nicholas, cor R R and 1 1th aves 
 Zimmer Chas C, 6 Summer 
 
 Zimmermann Edw, 336 Sixth 
 
 HAIRDRESSERS-LADIES. 
 
 Chariot lyime M D, 1638 Polk 
 
 Chroniger Mme, 
 Deler J, 
 Dupuy Mrs Hattie, 
 Godemeyer Mrs D, 
 Harmon Mrs E J, 
 House Mme, 
 Maugein Mme, 
 Menljerg Mrs M R, 
 Phillips Mrs. 
 Scully Miss N, 
 Shephard & Co, 
 Wilkins Mrs, 
 tVinter Miss Alice, 
 
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 115 Stockton 
 
 12 Kearny 
 
 1023 Market 
 
 709 Filbert 
 
 313 Sixth 
 
 308 Sixth 
 
 13244 Polk 
 
 328 Sutter 
 
 122 Ellis 
 
 1021 Larkin 
 
 8 Stockton 
 
 339 Fourth 
 
 1601 Polk 
 
 H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F. 
 
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 Olover ft Willoomb, 
 
 66 and 67 New Mont and 117 Minna 
 SHAFIEU) Ci yAg L, Tenn nr Butte 
 
 HAIR GOODS-HUMAN. 
 
 Andrew Misa C E, 
 Cook Mrs A 0, 
 Gardmeyer Mrs D, 
 Garisaere F, 
 
 GOLDSTEIN ft OOHN. 
 
 Hannan Mrs £ J, 
 
 Koache Kudolph, 
 
 Lindman Anno, 
 
 Meinberga Mra M R, 
 
 Monk S, (wigmaker), 
 
 Shepherd & Co, (wigmakers), 8 " 
 
 Spitz Mme Bertha & Go, 328 Kearny 
 
 Strozynaki S, (wigmaker), 27 EUia 
 
 Thompaon Thoa, 722 Market 
 
 Wane Mme K L, 621) Murket 
 
 Wilkina Mra 8 J, 940 Harriaon 
 
 261 Third 
 
 115 Kearny 
 
 709 Filbert 
 
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 808 Market 
 
 324^ Hiiyeo 
 
 420 Buah 
 
 600 St )ckton 
 
 323 8utter 
 
 14 Stockton 
 
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 Importera, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 
 
 And manufacturers of 
 HwltcheM, CTurls. Chignons, Ar. 
 
 808 Market Street. 
 
 '.binKs made up in any sitvlc. Country orders 
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 HARBOR COMMISSIONERS. 
 
 Blanding Wm, 10 California 
 
 EvanaGeoS, 10 " 
 
 Green J J,(a88't chief warfinger),10 " 
 Barlow Marou8,(chief wariiuger),10 " 
 Holmea H C, (aaa't engineer), 10 " 
 Lamar J B, 10 " 
 
 Lucaa R H. (aupt of dredgea), 10 " 
 McClelland J A,(8ecy Har Com), 10 " 
 O'Brien Jno J, (aaa't secy ♦' ),10 " 
 Phillipa W A, (State Har " ),10 " 
 Smith laaac VV, (chief engineer), 10 " 
 
 HARDWARE. 
 
 (See alao Stovea and Tinware. ) 
 
 Archer Wm, 
 
 ARNOLD N S & CO. 
 
 Bachman Jacob, 
 
 BeeF, 
 
 Caire Justinian, 
 
 Campbell Murdock, 
 
 DAViS W, (saddlery), 
 
 »INO£R CHRIS, 
 UNO W A, 
 
 919 Folaom 
 
 310 Califuruia 
 
 729 Clay 
 
 346 Third 
 
 628 Broadway 
 
 7 Steuart 
 
 410 Market 
 
 623 Pacific 
 
 1108 Market 
 
 Gyain & Molua, 106 Jackson 
 
 Haseltine R E, 423 Davis 
 
 Haug Juliua, 115 Second 
 
 Hehnken J T, 516 Kearny 
 
 HOLBROOK, MERRILL ft STET- 
 SON. Ill Calif. )rnia 
 Imhaua & Triebel, 227 Hayes 
 Johnson W 8 & C*, 2179 Green 
 Lanodon & Rebman, 1036 Mkt & 31 6th 
 LDffORTH, RICE ft 00,401 Market 
 Lung Claude, 654 Waahington 
 Mariaui G D, 1028 Dupunt 
 McGee Jno J, 309 Sixth 
 Mclnnea J H, 927 Larkiu 
 Moan Edward, 1627 Market 
 Moenning G, 616 Octavia 
 Nelaon Wm F, 206 and 208 Jackson 
 Norman F G, 840 Valencia 
 Oaborn ft Alexander, 628 Market 
 OSBORN R E ft CO, (cabinet). 
 
 751 Market 
 Otto Chaa, 626 Fourth 
 
 RICHARDS ft SNOW. 408 Market 
 Uosekranz H & Co, 638 « 
 
 SELBTTHOSHftCO. 
 
 116 and 118 California 
 Stemplemann Henry, 623 Pacific 
 
 Vale Chas, 1309 Polk 
 
 WEAVER D E» 124 Sixth 
 
 Williams 8 G, 255 Fourth 
 
 Wilson J S. 408 Hayes 
 
 Winch Walter. 632 Hayes 
 
 HARDWARE -WHOLESALE. 
 
 ALLEN £ T. 515 Market 
 
 ARNOLD N S ft CO, 310 California 
 BAKER ft HAMILTON. 13-19 Front 
 CAROLAN. OORT ft CO, 
 
 .117-119 California 
 Daneri Antonio, 420 Battery 
 
 DUNHAM. CARRIOAN ft CO, 
 
 107 to 111 Front 
 Gor don J E & Co, 252 Mkt and 14 " 
 HAWXES C K. '^68 Markst 
 
 Hawley C A 4 Co. 412 
 
 HAWLET MARCUS C ft CO, 
 
 301 and 309 Market 
 
 UUNTINOTON. HOPKINS ft CO. 
 
 junction Bush and Market 
 Joost Bros, cor Mission and Eleventh 
 Landers P, 408 Market 
 
 OSBORNRFftCO, 75i •< 
 
 Parkhurst V S W. 416 
 
 RICHARDS ft SNOW, 408 
 SELBY THOS H ft CO. 116-1 18 Cal 
 Simmons, Kowe & Co. 52 Clay 
 
 Tay George H & Co, 614 to 618 Battery 
 Underbill Jacob, 308 California 
 
 VAN WINKLE I S ft CO. 
 
 413 and 415 Market 
 
 WHITNEY ft MARSHALL, 
 
 22 and 24 Fremont 
 
 
 
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 R. F. OSBORN & CO., 
 
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 751 Market Street 
 
 Between 3d and 4th, 0pp. Dupont, 
 
 SAN FBANCZSCO. 
 
 HARNESS AND SADDLERY. 
 
 (Set) alio Harness Makers and Saddlers.) 
 
 Backstedt Wm, Folsom and Sixteenth 
 Blake John, 222-Second 
 
 BOWLET BROS* Miss and New Mont 
 
 268 Krst 
 
 248 Third 
 
 410 Market 
 
 178 Jessie 
 
 528 Montgomery ave 
 
 618 Mission 
 
 2212 •• 
 
 411 California 
 
 14 Pine 
 
 HARNESS MAKERS AND 
 SADDLERS. 
 
 (Soe also Harness and Saddlery.) 
 
 Acton R, 2760 Mission 
 
 Colman J J, 412 Folsom 
 
 Conway MO, 673 Mission 
 
 CosbieWm, 423 " 
 
 Cnells Joseph ft Co, 525 Pacific 
 
 Delphino ft Ross, 721 Sansom 
 
 Deutsoh Julius, 1408 Polk 
 
 Dieu — , 1614 Mission 
 
 Doyle Patrick, 8 Taylor 
 
 Fennell Itennis, 622 Battery 
 
 Floret Trinidad, 1010 Kearny 
 
 Frankenberg Joseph, 220 Drumm 
 
 Freeohtle J, 81 1 Larkin 
 
 Fuller Thos, 312 Jackson 
 Oulilfoile J J,Twenty-sizth and Mission 
 
 Haskell C L, 
 
 Hoesh Wm, 
 
 Jameson H D, 
 
 Jones Wm, 
 
 Lahaney P W, 
 
 Markey H W, 
 
 Mathews Samuel, 
 
 Mead Chas H, 
 
 Mesd ft Son, 
 
 Mc^^ennon ft Montgomery, 
 
 M'.Laughlin Thos P, 
 
 KoMahon J B, 
 
 iilolter Ohav, 
 
 O'NeUl M, 
 
 Paquet D, 
 
 PhUips B, 
 
 Phipps J, 
 
 12 Bush 
 
 &05 Hayes 
 
 306 Market 
 
 2104 Fillmore 
 
 oor Fifth and R R aves 
 
 420 Hayes 
 
 1232 Market 
 
 622 Front 
 
 821 Market 
 
 327 Sutter 
 
 1809 Polk 
 
 217 EUis 
 
 19 Seventh 
 
 728 Fourth 
 
 434 Broadway 
 
 303 Fifth 
 
 665 Howard 
 
 Calnan Jno J, 
 Cram Wm, 
 
 DAVIS WM, 
 
 Dunlevy J, 
 
 Hansen Louis, 
 
 Helke Chas, 
 
 Herring C, 
 
 Holcomb Bros ft Co, 
 
 Johnson J C ft Co, 
 
 JOHNSON & SCHULE, (harness 
 
 ornaments and badges), 5 Port 
 
 Lawleas Bros, 628 Front 
 
 Little C C N, 703 " 
 
 MAIN & WINCHESTER, 
 
 214 and 216 Battery 
 
 McCJinnis T. 773 Market 
 
 Mead Chas H, 522 Front 
 
 Meinhardt F, 1146 Mission 
 
 O'KANE J, 767 Market 
 
 Piche Medor, 636 Broadway 
 
 Schwan Frank, 934 Folsom 
 
 Shields R H, 530J Sixth 
 
 Steir ft Weitner. 550 Fourth 
 STONE ft HATDEN, 422 and 424 Bat 
 
 Tillman A, 313 Minna 
 
 Warschaner Moritz, 305 Davis 
 
 Weaver H, 14 Turk 
 
 HATS AND CAPS. 
 
 (See also Hatters.) 
 
 BERWIN P ft BRO, (imprs). 111 Bat 
 
 { DAVIS BROS. 718 Market 
 
 Fisher ft Co, 9 Montgomery 
 
 Fleisher W, 109 Sansom 
 
 FRANK E, 535 and 537 Kearny 
 
 FRIEDLANDER BROS, 10 and 12 Sut 
 Gam W, 423 Pine 
 
 KIINE ft 00, 26 and 28 Battei7 
 
 Kline Louis ft Co, 110 Bush 
 
 MEUSSDORFFER K, 
 
 15 Kearny; 635 and 637 Commercial 
 Simon U ft Sons ft Cook, 3 Sansom 
 TRIEST ft CO, 116 and 118 " 
 Zabel J, 126 " 
 
 Ryan J B, 
 Schadler H, 
 Trumbull Wm, 
 Will«>n G W, 
 
 639 Broadway 
 
 2004 Mission 
 
 121 Davis 
 
 Greenwich and Steiner 
 
 Blade ft Hubner, 
 Boysen Julius, 
 Collins C J ft Co, 
 Fe rnandez P, 
 
 FISHER ft 00, 
 
 HartL, 
 
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 HATTERS. 
 
 (See also Hats and Caps.) 
 
 910 Market 
 
 604 Merchant 
 
 227 Montgomery 
 
 604 Kearny 
 
 9 Montgomery 
 
 1509 Market 
 
 PURE PORT WINE, ftr ttilcliil Pimotti. 802 Davis St, S. F. 
 
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 Jacobs A, 
 Jacobs H, 
 JANSEN & THIELE, 
 
 Kaskel Adolphe 
 Kaskol Bros, 
 Kuiiifjk & Hodman, 
 Maurm J B, 
 
 336 Keariiy 
 
 13'J Third| 
 
 324 Koarny; 
 
 118Hixth| 
 
 423 Keiiniy} 
 
 617 Coinineroiul 
 
 3l'8 Koarny 
 
 1047 Market! 
 
 MaOann P H, '26 Third and 8'i2 
 McNamara Wm, 12*J4 
 
 MEUSSDORFFEB J C ft SON,(im- 
 
 porters and tufr8,)653 and 655 Market 
 
 KEUSSDORFFER K. 
 
 15 Kearny and 635 and 637 Coml 
 MEnSSDORFFERM,(infraand im- 
 porters,) NE cor Mont and Bush 
 
 402 Kearny 
 
 Meyer H & Bro, 
 Miller G W, 
 Norieea P, 
 Russell J, 
 Schussler Chris, 
 Stack & Lacombe, 
 
 WHITE HENRT, 
 
 614 and 616 Coinl aiid 335 Kearny 
 Wores Joseph, 609 Washington 
 
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 28 and 30 Sansom 
 1 12 Montgomery 
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 136 Third 
 
 208 Montgomery 
 
 639 Market 
 
 HERRMANN ths HATTER 
 336 Kearny Street, S. F., 
 
 Has She Bent Hats, 
 
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 HATS and CAPS 
 
 Retail and Wholesale. 
 
 lSEcarDy&63i&637C0Mercial8ts 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 HAY, GRAIN AND FEED. 
 
 (See also Grain — Commission.) 
 
 Adam & Bletter, 44 Clay 
 
 Blair & Chase, 1912 Market 
 
 Bricnone D & Co, 616 Broadway 
 
 Ballerdieckft Mertz, 1632 Mission 
 
 Chase WW* Co, 1912 Market 
 
 Curran Jno, Sixteenth and Guerrero 
 Depuy & Bowman, 9 and 1 1 Bluxome 
 Doane J G, ,NE cor Tyler and Webster 
 DruRunond ti Lemont, 433 Valencia 
 Dunn & Bl ucher , cor Fillmore and Lorn 
 SUTTOH HENRY JR, pier 7 Steuart 
 JSLUS ft MTT/L|^H. , 21 and 23 Dupont 
 
 Flinn P T A Son, Howard and Eighth 
 (irant and Smith, 1141 and 1143 Markut 
 Hadley D L, 1704 'Mdy 
 
 Hanua George, 859 Hariison 
 
 Hansen Peter, cor Kailroad and 7th aves 
 Healuy C S, SW cor Mission and 2»th 
 JONES. THOMPSON ft CO, 1535 Migg 
 KELLEY BROS, cor UK and 12th avos 
 Kiioblock Jacob, cor Butte and Tunn 
 KRUSE J H, SE cor 23d and Shotwell 
 LANDER ft SON, Fourth and King 
 Lauterwusser & Smith, 1214 FoUotn 
 Law ton C D, 1925 Bush 
 
 Maguire M & O, 133 Hayes 
 
 M ^TfF 0- cor 8th and Brannan and 
 
 SE cor Bush and Van Ness 
 Meachan & Bacon, 2735 Mission 
 
 MOORE ft MoLAREN, 14 and lO fSpuur 
 Moore S, 835 Valencia 
 
 MORROW GEO. 39 vhy 
 
 N icholus & Atwoo ],Berry bet 3d and 4th 
 Nunn G B, 1825 Union 
 
 Puuienjiin H, cor Mason and Francisco 
 Peters k Cowie, cor Russ and llowurj 
 
 RIDER, SOMERS ft CO. pier 22 steu 
 
 Uierman 11 & Co, Miss bet 22d and 23(1 
 Kiley & Vest, 507 East 
 
 llodgors John & Sons.Market and Hayes 
 Schroder Clark, 1619 Eddy 
 
 Schulte Tlieo, 422 Valencia 
 
 Schwegerie Jno & Co, 549 Fourth 
 
 SCOTT ft McCORD* pier 21 steuart 
 Suhling Henry, 124 Twenty-fourth 
 
 Taggart P, NW cor 19th and Folsom 
 Tiernan & Co, 2622 Mission 
 
 Tobelmana Henry, 237 Hayes 
 
 Vermeil J L, 608 Fomth 
 
 Wessling Henry J, 1515 (ieary 
 
 Whelan John, dW cor 17th and Mission 
 
 GEORGE MORROW. 
 
 flay, Efrain & CommissioD Hercbant, 
 
 39 Clay Street, 
 
 San Francisco, California. 
 
 HIDES, PELTS AND TALLOW 
 
 (See also Wool — Commission.) 
 
 ABENHEIMER JVLHTS, 20 Sansom 
 BISSINOER ft CO, »02 Front 
 
 Blochman A Cerf, 26 California 
 
 CAHEN BROS ft GO. 4i Clay 
 
 Clayburg Albert, 306 Batterr 
 
 Clay burg ft B ear, 320 and 322 Batte^ 
 
 FALE^TER, BELL ft CO. 
 
 430 Cal and cor 6th and Towusend 
 FRANZ J ft SONS, 406and408B*t 
 
 
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 Koahland 8 ft Bro 
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 gi Lacher Isaac, ' 
 
 B »,5;5i'^'* J ^ & Co. 
 
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 4: SAWTER BFACn ^^ Broadway R .„ " '?r*'"».. manager) 
 
 U Simon AjSeSauef ^' •^2;^ Front ^'^Jl^^f Josenh. cor Piff^'^'i' ^^^ ^Ikt 
 
 Jfi VVhitneyJ R & c? ' *'^ ^'^ont ^orol P, * *^' <"^ ^ootz) 435 Pi„e 
 
 Wl ' «12 Olay^rogar, M, «37 Pacific 
 
 HOPS. '"^'ttYKHOTEL,,'^.\r£S?"»^ 
 
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 •iiSJ Sacramento A«t;.r House, ' „„, ^27 Keani^ 
 
 818 Broadway L .„ p*^*''".. manager) 
 
 32:^ i,v„..ll Bareille, .r„„„-. .•,!>'^ell and I&kt 
 
 nurs. 
 
 (Sec Brewers Materials,) 
 
 HORSE 8H0ERS. 
 
 (See Blacksmiths.) 
 
 Buckley D, 
 
 t'luiforni;, T'l, 
 
 woxi, (r ft I'urpm) 
 Carlo De,:, ^37 Sacramento 
 
 lV?'^^ ?\"ma8. 416 Pacific 
 
 •""-' l^'arlo De,:.,o, ^•*7 Sacramento 
 
 I HOSE MANUFACTURERS iS"**'' .aV^^ 
 
 — -__ J-. ""ago Hotel, oon „ . ^8 fourth 
 
 415 Market! ^-i'"* *'="*i") 
 C lucago Hotel, 
 
 CUsen&Hieads. 
 
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 $ H. N. COOir ^'t\^*Co, ' ^ia»dl3Clay fl3 
 
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 LEATHER, HOSP A Rci Tiu«%L. * ""^^. (^ l smith) g' 
 
 iL M •. rT ""^t « DtLTlNGK^'n'nercial Hot«I m l^Oti Market S9 
 
 * Mad, E.xpress and Bullion Bags ^'«"-rd'^ «S • """"^ ^^^^^ ^f ^anfy* jf 
 
 : "o. 416 Market Street, L^S^/£^ ^--^.TbSS g 
 
 . . uu,„on jjags, 
 
 No. 416 Market street 
 
 SAN FUANC/.SCO. 
 
 HOSPITALS. 
 
 I>e.lerkey Henr'v - »« 
 
 Jl-erks & Johnson ^^4 Fourth 
 
 ^ickenson E J, ' 18 First 
 
 DohertyH, ' o,. b225 Bush 
 
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 GBAHD HOTEL. (S F Thorn) 
 
 cor Market and New Mont 
 Griffith D N, 218 Broadway 
 
 OuilUame Hotel, 72 Pacific 
 
 Hackmeier Adam, 512 Bush 
 
 Haesloop D, N£ cor Jackson and Drumm 
 Haight House, 622 Brannan 
 
 Hancock Samuel, 132 Sixth 
 
 Hanaa Hotel, 429 Bush 
 
 Helvetia Hotel, 431 Pine 
 
 Henry Greo W, cor Beale and Folsom 
 Herman Rudolph, Baker and Tonquin 
 Hinrichs J F, 9 and 1 1 Pacific 
 
 Hintz & Buck, 735 Brannan 
 
 Hotel de Roma, 818 Sansom 
 
 HOTEL BHEUr, (Miller & Co), 
 
 909 Kearny 
 Huettmann Mrs A, cor Polk and Fell 
 
 INTEElTATiiONAL HOTEL. (H 
 
 C Patridge), 824 and 826 Kearny 
 
 Jackson Alexander, 66 and 68 Oregon 
 Jakes C, 619 Pacific 
 
 Johnson E A, 8 and 10 Berry 
 
 Jung Mrs L, SW cor Wash and Drumm 
 Kayser ft Klose, 22 and 24 Turk 
 
 Klevesahl E W, 207 Post 
 
 Koch Claus, 207 Montgomery ave 
 
 Kuhn Geo, 959 Market 
 
 Kuhl & liangpoap, 530 Third 
 
 Lehrke C H, 618 and 620 Fourth 
 
 Lick House, Mont bet Sutter and Post 
 Lyons Michael, 1027 Market 
 
 \Ianhattan Hotel, 106 First 
 
 Manhattan House, 705 and 707 Front 
 Maurer Leo, 741 Market 
 
 McCarthy Wm, 17 Vallejo 
 
 McGrath J, 612 Mission 
 
 Meyer ft Brumeister, 529 Valencia 
 
 MOVTOOMXRT HOTEL, (Chaa 
 
 Montgomery), 221 to 229 Second 
 
 Murray Thos, 510 Davis 
 
 New Helvetia House, 616 California 
 New Washington Hotel, 624 Fourth 
 
 NEW WISCONSIN HOTEL, 
 
 (Trembath ft Evans), 902 Montgomery 
 Nucleus Hotel, oor Third and^Market 
 North German Hotel, 26 Sacramento 
 
 OOdDEHTAL HOTEL. (Chas L 
 
 Wetherbee), Montgomery 
 
 O'CONNOR E, *24 Broadway 
 
 Overland House; 533 Sacramento 
 
 PALACE HOTEL (A D Sharon 
 
 lessee), Market 
 
 Park E W, NE oor 24th and Mission 
 PATBIDOE H C, 824 Keamy 
 
 Pavavginia A, 222 Broadway 
 
 Pedroni M ft Co, 621 Broadway 
 
 Portland Hotel, 54 Sacramento 
 
 PRE8C0TT HOUSE, (O F Becker 
 
 propr), SW cor Mont ave and Keamy 
 Philadelphia House, '" ' 
 
 Rix Mrs A, 
 
 BOKA HOTEL, 
 
 proprs), 
 
 BUSS HOUSE, 
 
 Co), ^ 
 
 St George Hotel, 
 St Louis Hotel, 
 
 126 Fifth 
 (G ft P-Beroni 
 
 818 Sansom 
 (S H Seymour ft 
 
 215 Montgomery 
 
 812 Kearny 
 
 13Paoific 
 
 St Nichol as H otel, 212 and 214 First 
 
 SAN BRUNO HOTEL, (John 
 
 Schaer), 28th and San Bruno Road 
 
 Sacham ft Mueller, 
 Sanders P, 
 Scandinavian Hotel, 
 Siegfried's Hotel, 
 Stanford Hotel, 
 Stem D, 
 Stevenson E F, 
 SWISS HOTEL 
 
 Rayne Wm, 
 Riegelhuth J, 
 
 421 and 423 Bush 
 
 946 Harrison 
 
 407 Pacific 
 
 26 and 28 Turk 
 
 823 Battery 
 
 28 and 30 Clay 
 
 228 Bush 
 
 618 Fourth 
 
 148 Sixth 
 
 632 Market 
 
 Lii, (Jno Gantner 
 
 ir), 627 and 629 Commercial 
 
 TAL HOTEL, (Buckley 
 
 ft Sheridan), 606 Fourth 
 
 Ticin o Hotel, 518 Pacific 
 
 UNION HOTEL, (Jno Burke), 511 Miss 
 Vickers J L, 509 Washington 
 
 VogelM, 114 Hayes 
 
 Wagner A, 34 " 
 
 Wameke ft Griffeths, cor 6th ave and M 
 
 WASHINGTON HOTEL. (Pat- 
 rick Collins), 5;9 Mission 
 Western Hotel, 214 Broadway 
 What Cheer House, 529 Sacramento 
 Wie se ft Wagner, 26 «' 
 WH TELL HOUSE, F Gercke 
 
 propr), 317 Bush 
 
 Wilson ft Holland, 10 Broadway 
 
 Wright's H«tel, 218 '< 
 
 Zeiro ft Chiappari, 621 << 
 
 HOUSE AGENTS. 
 
 (See Real Estate Agents; also Collectors.) 
 
 HOUSE MOVERS. 
 
 Burt W J, 
 Coyle John, 
 Gleason P, 
 Harris D, 
 Stratton J S, 
 Wilson O ft Co, 
 
 2817 Mission 
 
 922 Harrison 
 309MaK>n 
 916 Oesiy 
 
 854 Harrison 
 
 857 
 
 HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. 
 
 (See Painters.) 
 
 ICE. 
 
 American-Russian Commercial Co, 
 
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 California ft Nevada Ice Co, 356Tehuu 
 Georgia Ice Co, 309 Montgoinetj| 
 
 International Ice Co, 309 ' 
 
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 126 Fifth 
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 818 Sansom 
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 812 Keamy 
 13 Pacific 
 I and 214 First 
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 26 and 28 Turk 
 823 Battery 
 28 and 30 Way 
 228 Bush 
 618 Fourth 
 148 Sixth 
 632 Market 
 , Gantner 
 L 629 Commercial 
 r (Buckley 
 ^ 606 Fourth 
 518 Pacific 
 , Burke), 511 Mi»8 
 509 -Washington 
 114 Hayes 
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 '* 519 Mission 
 
 214 Broadway 
 
 629 Sacramento 
 
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 ¥ Gercke 
 
 317 Bush 
 10 Broadway 
 
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 2817 Mission 
 922 Harrison 
 309 Mason ' 
 916 Geary 
 
 854 Harrison 1 
 857 
 
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 laintersO 
 
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 [commercial Co, 
 
 309 MontgoB"! 
 309 
 
 Louisiana ft New Orleans Ice Co, 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 Mountain Ice Co, 554 and 556 Mission 
 MUTUAL ICE CO. (John Kirk- 
 
 patrick pres), 321 Francisco 
 
 North American Ice Co, 309 Montgy 
 Pacific Ice Co, 320 Sansom 
 
 Palmer Ice ft Eefrigerating Co, 224 Fre 
 Peoples' Ice Co, 312 Mission 
 
 Texas Ice Co, 309 Montgomery 
 
 IMMIGRATION AGENTS. 
 
 Bunker Chas D, 508 Battery 
 
 CAUFOBNIA nOHORANT 
 UIIIOIf,(W H Martin agent), 
 
 533 Keamy 
 Pacific Coast Im migra nt Assn, 207 " 
 SHEPHARD JOHN E, 5»1 Battery 
 STATE BOARD OF IMMIORA- 
 TION FOR OREGON AND 
 WASHINGTON TERRI- 
 
 TORTi (John E Shephard), 504 Bat 
 
 INK MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 Pacific Ink Factory, 617 to 621 Brannan 
 
 INSTRUMENTS -MATHE- 
 MATICAL, OPTICAL, ETC. 
 
 Edwards R M, 
 Hatteroth ft Russ, 
 Pace Chas, 
 Rahsskopflf Carl, 
 Schmoltz Wm, 
 Tennant Thos, 
 
 WOLFF & LOZE. 
 
 325 Kearny 
 
 321 " 
 
 418 Battery 
 
 412 Commercial 
 
 420 Montgomery 
 
 18 Market 
 
 120 Sutter 
 
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 INSURANCE-ADJUSTERS. 
 
 Chalmers Wm L, 322 California 
 
 DIMON CHAS L. (fire), 323 
 GibbsCVS, 318 
 
 OIBBS W C, (marine), 318 " 
 
 Staples J C, 322 " 
 
 INSURANCE-BROKERS. 
 
 Abrams Samuel, 
 Aronsoh.. S, 
 Baoon J S, 
 
 Bshrs A, 
 
 Beatty ft Lutz, 
 
 Beck L, 
 
 Blumberg J P, 
 
 Bremer W m H, 
 
 Brown C F, 
 
 Brunner J A, 
 
 Csrlin John, 
 
 Carlton C C, 
 
 Carpenter Mrs Florence, 
 
 140 Montgomery 
 322 California 
 318 
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 310 Pine 
 
 413 California 
 
 306 Montgomery 
 
 310 Sacramento 
 
 37 Merchants' Ex )}ldg 
 
 225 Sansom 
 
 319 California 
 
 311 
 
 317 California 
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 Cole Oliver H, cor Battery and Cal 
 
 Cottrell Edward M, 218 Sansom 
 
 Cunningham R B, 
 
 Dannals Chas W, 
 
 Davis John B F, 
 
 Deasy Jeremiah, 
 
 Dickson Robt, 
 
 Douzelnann Jno P, 
 
 Earl Halford, 
 
 Eddy N B, 
 
 Eistelder Wm, 
 
 Eldridge Oliver, 
 
 Faraday Richard, 
 
 Figel S, 
 
 Fischer Henry I, 
 
 Foster G H, 
 
 Frank Isaac, 
 
 Fuller 0, 
 
 Gamiss Jas R, 
 
 Hagan & Manheim, 
 
 Harris W H, 
 
 Harrison WG, (H Co), 
 
 Hawes Alex G, 
 
 Hess Levi, 
 
 Hochheimer Simon, 
 
 Hogan John, 
 
 HoUis ft Harris, 
 
 Hopkins C T, 
 
 Howard MB, 
 
 Howard Volney 
 
 Jennings Jos C, 
 
 Laughna W 0, 
 
 Levison M, 
 
 Levy S W, 
 
 LORENTZEN A F, 
 
 Mac Donald Wra, 
 Marks E, 
 Mayuard J C, 
 McCormick J W, 
 Melcher Jesse A, 
 Mercado Mrs Mary R, 
 Merrill ChasR, 
 Mitchell J C, 
 Polack S, 
 Reddington S M, 
 
 Roberts Jas B, 
 
 RULE FERDINAND 
 
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 Sargent S A, 
 Satteriee W, 
 Sheldon Mrs M L, 
 Shubart Elias, 
 Stillman Alfred, 
 Swain Henry C, 
 
 320 •» 
 504 Kearny 
 406 California 
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 317 " 
 225 Sansom 
 
 415 Market 
 
 322 California 
 
 202 Sansom 
 
 318 California 
 210 Sansom 
 
 409 California 
 
 429 Montgomery 
 
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 210 " 
 
 322 California 
 
 320 Sansom 
 
 316 California 
 423 '« 
 413 
 
 220 Sansom 
 210 " 
 313 California 
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 2208 Mission 
 318 California 
 213 Sansom 
 213 " 
 ■^ 317 California 
 322 " 
 
 322 " 
 
 21 Battery 
 36 Market 
 
 3 17 California 
 409 " 
 401 " 
 322 " 
 
 240 Montgomery 
 
 307 " 
 
 425 California 
 425 " 
 
 413 " 
 
 322 " 
 
 315 " 
 
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 room 31 310 Pine 
 322 California 
 
 628 Montgoatfiiiy 
 
 322 California 
 
 104 Front 
 
 232 California 
 
 202 Sansom.' 
 
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 Van Alen W K. NW cor San and Wash 
 Watson W A, 316 Montgomery 
 
 Weber Chas, 425 California 
 
 Wetzlar A J, 406 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANIES. 
 
 311 California 
 504 Keamy 
 
 yEtna, 
 
 .^tna Life (Hartford), 
 
 H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines, 302 Davis Street, S. F. 
 
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 Agricultural Fire Ins of Watertown 
 ^Hutchinson & Mann a^^ents), 
 
 32*2 and 324 California 
 I&IXEMANNIA FIRE (Pitts- 
 burg), 209 Sansom 
 AMAZON, (Cincinnati), 310 Califurnia 
 American Central Fire, 319 " 
 American Fire, 313 " 
 Berlin-Cologne, 322 and 324 " 
 Board (lire) Underwriters, 418 " 
 Boston & Philadelphia Marino 
 
 Board of Underwriters, 318 " 
 
 Bremer Underwriters, 209 Sansom 
 
 SRITISH AMEBICAN (FIRE) 
 ASSURANCE CO OF CANA- 
 
 DA» 413 California 
 
 BRITISH & FOREIGN MA- 
 RINE, (limited), 316 
 Butl'alo German, 216 Sansom 
 California (tire & marine), 318 California 
 California Farmers' Mutual, (lire), 
 
 310 Pine 
 Charter Oak, (life), (Frank Eno 
 
 agent), 531 California 
 
 Citizens' (fire), • 202 Sansom 
 
 COMMERCUL FIRE & MA- 
 RINE, (California), 405 California 
 
 Commercial Union Assurance Co, 
 (Jno Rae Hamilton manager), 210 San 
 
 Commercial Union Assurance (ma- 
 rine) Co of London, 419 California 
 
 •Commonwealth (fire), 216 Sansom 
 
 <Jonnecticut Fire, (New Haven), 
 
 403 California 
 
 Connecticut Mutual, (life), 315 " 
 
 Continental, 216 Sansom 
 
 DANUBE IMPERIAL ROTAL, 
 
 (privileged — Austrian), 209 Sansom 
 Dwelling House Underwriters, 324 Cal 
 Eliot Fire, (Boston), 200 Sansom 
 
 Equitable Life Assurance Society, 
 
 204 Montgomery 
 FAIRFIELD FIRE, (South Nor- 
 
 walk. Conn), 310 California 
 
 FANEUIL HALL FIRE AND 
 
 ' MARINE. (Boston), 215 Sanaom 
 
 Farmers' Mutual, 310 Pine 
 
 Farragut, 202 Sansom 
 
 FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHIL- 
 ADELPHIA, 405 California 
 FIRBMAFS FUND, (Cal) 401 " 
 GERMAN AMERICAN, 213 Sansom 
 German Fiie, 425 California 
 German, 202 Sansom 
 Germania Life, 216 " 
 GIRARD, (fire), 322 and 324 California 
 Glens Falls, 200 Sansom 
 Globe, 308 California 
 Guardian Assurance Co, 406i " 
 Hamburg-Bremen, 425 " 
 
 HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG, (fire) 
 
 OF HAMBURG, (CJutte & Frank 
 gen agents) 307 " 
 
 Hartford, 313 California 
 
 HELVETIA SWISS (Are) OF ST 
 
 GALL, 225 Sunsom 
 
 HOME, (fire), (Ohio), 322 and 324 Cal 
 HOME, (N Y), (A E Magill), 323 " 
 HOME MUTUAL, 406 •< 
 
 Imperial, 317 " 
 
 Ins Co of North America, 313 '• 
 John Hancock Mutual Life, 417 " 
 La Confiancc, 322 and 324 " 
 
 LAMAR, (F F Stone agt), 209 Sansom 
 LANCASHIRE FIRE, 430 California 
 LION FIRE, (London), 324 
 
 LIVERPOOL & LONDON & 
 GLOBE, 422 
 
 London Assurance Corporation, 317 " 
 
 LONDON & LANCASHIRE 
 
 FIRE, (Liverpool), 316 " 
 
 London Provincial, 322 and 324 " 
 LYCOMING, (Broom, Craig & Co 
 
 agents), 215 Sansom 
 
 MAGDEBURG GENERAL OF 
 
 MAGDEBURG. (Gutte & Frank 
 gcii iigeiits), 307 California 
 
 Manhattan life, 309 Montgomery 
 
 Manufacturers' 317 California 
 
 Manufacturers', (Newark),403 " 
 
 MUTUAL LIFE, (N Y), (A B 
 
 Forbes gen agt), 214 Sansom 
 
 NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL 
 
 LIFE OF BOSTON, 318 Montgomery 
 New Orleans, 322 and 324 California 
 New York Board of Marine Under- 
 writers, 318 " 
 
 NEW YORK CITY FIRE, 324 " 
 
 New York Life, 220 Sunsom 
 
 NEW YORK UNDERWRIT- 
 ERS, (fire), 209 Sansom 
 New Ze:>land, 307 C; lifnraia 
 Niaaara, 21 (i Sansom 
 
 NORTH BRITISH & MERCAN 
 TILE, 213 " 
 
 North China, 200 " , 
 
 NORTH GERMAN, (H Bulzcr 
 
 v"t Co agents), 20;) " 
 
 NORTH WESTERN NATIONAL, 
 
 (Milwaukee), 310 Cahfomia 
 
 Northern Assurance, 817 " 
 
 NORWICH UNION, 430 
 
 Oakland Home, 415 " 
 Pacific Mutual Life, 512 
 Paris Underwriting Association, 
 
 (marine), 322 and 324 " 
 
 Pennsylvania Fire, 313 " 
 
 Peoples', (fire), 322 and 324 " 
 
 PHmX FIRE & MARINE, 
 
 ( Brooklyn), 215 Sansom 
 
 PH(ENIX ASSURANCE, (fire) 
 
 41.1 California 
 PHCENIX FIRE. (Hartford,) 323 " 
 Phtpuix Mutual Life, 318 Montgomery 
 Piedmont & Arlington, 3:^0 Pine 
 
 Providence Washington, 411 Califoroit 
 
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 317 " 
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 Life, 417 
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 R 430 California 
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 •poration,3l7 
 
 Cashire „ 
 
 310 
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 1. Craig & '^o 
 
 215 Sansom 
 
 iUERAL OF 
 
 Gutte & Frank 
 
 307 California 
 309 MontRoniery 
 317 California 
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 214 Sansom 
 
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 /San Francisco. 
 
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 Queen, 317 California 
 
 Revere, 322 and 324 " 
 
 Rhode Island, 313 " 
 
 Rochester Grerman, 216 Sansom 
 
 BOTAL FIRE, 430 California 
 
 Security, (Ne-v Haven), 403 '* 
 
 Shawmut, 216 Sansom 
 
 SILESIAN FIRE, 41 1 California 
 
 SOTJTH BRITISH & NATIONAL. 
 
 (tire and marine), 213 Sansom 
 
 Star, 215 " 
 
 St Nicholas, 216 " 
 
 ST PAUL, (fire), 322 and 324 California 
 Star Fire. 215 Sansom 
 
 Swiss Llovd Marine, 425 California 
 
 SWISS MARINE, (Combined), 
 
 225 Sansom 
 Tentonia, 322 and 324 California 
 
 Thames & Mersey, (marine, Liver- 
 pool), 413 *' 
 T)ie Chinese, (Hongkong). 308 " 
 THE INSURANCE, (Pennsylva- 
 nia), 215 Sansom 
 
 THE STATE INVESTMENT, 
 
 218 and 220 " 
 Traders', 210 " 
 
 Tradesmen's. 216 " 
 
 TRANSATLANTIC, (fire), 304 
 
 Transatlantic Marine, 
 
 Travelers' Life and Accident, 
 
 Union Mutual Life, 
 
 United Firemons, 
 
 Universal Marine, 
 
 Wiishiugton, 200 Sansom 
 
 Watertown, 322 and 324 California 
 
 Westchester, 200 Sunsom 
 
 Western Assurance, 413 California 
 
 WESTERN FIRE & MARINE. 
 
 (California), 40.) 
 
 Yang Tszo, 206 Sansom 
 
 INSURANCE-GENERAL ACTS 
 AND MANAGERS, 
 
 BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO, 
 
 (fire and marine), 316 California 
 
 BALZER HENRY & 
 
 and marine), 
 Beunet Thomas, 
 Blair, Van Tassel & Co, 
 Boardman Geo C, 
 Booker \V Lane& Dickson R, 317 
 Bromwell L L, 318 
 
 BROWN, CRAIO &C0, 215 Sansom 
 Bryant A J, 218 and 220 " 
 
 BUTLER & HALDAN,413 California 
 Byington J S, 417 California 
 
 Carlton Henry Jr, 311 '* 
 
 CALLINOHAM W J & CO. (fire 
 
 and marine), gen agts South Brit- 
 iiih and National, 213 Sansom 
 
 Craig Hugh, 307 California 
 
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 209 Sanson 
 319 California 
 
 216 Sansom 
 31 1 California 
 
 318 California 
 218 220 Sansom 
 504 Kearny 
 308 California 
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 318 " 
 
 Crowell Z, 
 
 CushingChasH, 
 
 Daunals C W, 
 
 Degener & Co, 
 
 Desmond & Sons, 
 
 Eldridge 0, 
 
 Eno Fran' , (agt Charter Oak Life 
 
 „ijiL^ '• 531 California 
 
 ESCHE & JAC0BY(fire)4i i 
 EVERSON WALLACE, (life), 
 
 Tl • T t^n'n-^ «^-^ Montgomery, rm 2 
 
 FALKNER, BELL & CO, (fire 
 
 and marine), 430 California 
 
 Farnsworth E D & Son, 202 Sansom 
 
 l^^-ni,a' . ,T«« =^13 California 
 
 FORBES ANDREW B, (life), 214 San 
 
 «« l'lTm1?;ilil*^>' 5 ' 2 California 
 
 GRANT THOMAS C, 213 Sansom 
 GUTTE & FRANK, 307 California 
 Hanulton John Kae, 210 Sansom 
 
 HAVEN CHAS D, (secy Union 
 
 Ins Co), 416 California 
 
 llawes Oliver, 403 '« 
 
 Hopkins C T, 318 " 
 
 Hnnt Jonathan, Son & Co 31 3 " 
 
 HUTCHINSON & MANN, (fire 
 
 and murine), 322 and 324 " 
 
 .racobs & Easton, 216 Saasom 
 
 Jacoby Lonis, 4II Ca'ifornia 
 
 Landers & Co, (life), 309 Montg'.mery 
 Landers Wm.T ((Guardian Assurance 
 
 Co of London), 406^ California 
 
 LATON CHAS A, (secy Commer- 
 cial Ins Co of Cal), 405 " 
 Macondray & Co, 206 Sansom 
 MAGILL ARTHUR E. 323 California 
 
 MARCUS GEO & CO, 304 
 
 MEL GEO, (secy Liverpool & Lon- 
 don & (Jlolw Ins Co), 422 " 
 MUNSELL J JR, (life), 215 Sansom 
 
 OUTCALT PETER, (secy Wes- 
 ; ICtern Fire & Marine), 409 California 
 Philip, Spyyer & Co, 425 " 
 
 Potter Kd E, (fire\ 415 " 
 
 Rogers, Myer & Co (marine), 212 Battery 
 SMITH A D (fire and marine), 310 Cal 
 SNOW H W. 319 " 
 
 STAPLES D J. (pres Firemen's 
 Fund), 401 " 
 
 Stillman Alfred, NE cor Bat and Cal 
 
 STONE FRANK F, 209 Sansom 
 
 STORY C R, 406 California 
 
 SYZ HARRY W, (fire and 
 rine), 
 
 Thannhauser & Co, 
 
 Theobald (leo J & Co, 
 
 TOUCHARD 
 
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 225 Sansom 
 311 California 
 . 419 " 
 
 GUSTAVE, (pres 
 
 416 California 
 
 IRON BEDSTEADS. 
 
 CLARK TRUMAN S & CO, 
 
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 IRON AND STEEL 
 
 ABNOLBNSftCO, 
 
 Bruna Henry, 
 Carolan, Cory & Co, 
 Chandler R D, 
 Doble A. 
 
 310 California 
 
 11 Beale 
 
 117 California 
 
 120 Pacific 
 
 15 Fremont 
 
 DUHHAM. CABBIOAN & CO. 
 
 107 to 111 Froat 
 OIBBS GEO W & CO. 34 to 40 Beale 
 
 HUNTINOTON. HOPKINS &C0. 
 
 i' unction Bush and Market 
 ! H, (doors and vaults), 
 
 225 Beale 
 
 imFOSTH, RICE & CO. 401 Mkt 
 
 McDonough ,-, (pig), 25 " 
 
 SELBT THOS H & CO. 
 
 116 and 118 California 
 SmSJOHNR, (doors and shut- 
 
 ter8)j 123 and 125 Beale 
 
 VAN WINKLE I S & CO, (whole- 
 sale), 4 1 3 and 4 1 5 Market 
 
 WHITNET & MASSHALL, 
 
 22 and 24 Fremont 
 
 PHENIX IRON WORKS 
 
 lTo3. 18 & 20 Fremont Street, 
 
 Near Market Street, 
 
 San Francisco, Cal 
 
 All kinds of Forging and Machine Work. 
 
 Prison Cells and Bridge Work 
 
 Wrought Iron Qirdem and Beanw. 
 
 Fire and Burglar-Proof Safes, Bank Vaults and 
 Bank Locks. Wrought Iron Doom and 
 ethntters. All kinds of House Smith Work. 
 Dry Air Compressors for Steam or Water Power. 
 St«im Engines and Horse Powers made to order 
 Estimates given for all kinds of Machinery. 
 
 JONATHAN KITTREDGE, 
 
 Proprietor. 
 
 JAPANNING. 
 
 SHORT ROSANNA, 
 
 Verhagen A, 
 
 240 Fremont 
 202 Powell 
 
 SHORT'S JAPANNERY, 
 S46 FreihoiitSt., H, Howard & Folsom 
 
 Factory, 12 Baldwin St., bet. Fremont & First, 
 (Rear of 240 Fremont,) San Francisco. 
 
 Tin and Iron Ware Japanned. Plain and Or- 
 namental Japanning done in all its branches. 
 Pearl, Ornamented and Plain Machines a S|)e- 
 cialty. Oildbig, Bronzing, Lettcrinu', Uraiiilng. 
 Pearling, Etc. N. B.— Orates Re-Japanned and 
 nade as good as new by fire-proof Japan of our 
 own manufacture. All mrk warranted. 
 
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 BAEHR WM, 649 Sacramento 
 
 Bellemere A, 331 Kearny 
 
 Bohm W, 616 Merchant 
 
 BRAND H J, 230 Kearny 
 
 Brunet E, 614 Merchant 
 
 CALIFORNIA JEWELRY CO, 
 
 (Levison Bros), (see advt), 134 Sutter 
 Ebeling &, Richter, 620 Merchant 
 
 Edwards & Son, 618 " 
 
 ELLEATJ H, 208 Sutter 
 
 Haskell R R, 206 Kearny 
 
 Henrici E, 423 Pine 
 
 Hirschman A, 328 Bush 
 
 Hubash, Larsen ft Wilson, 201 Kearny 
 JACKSON R W, (abalone and tor- 
 toise shell), 614 Market 
 
 KOEHLER & RITTER. 26 Post 
 LAIRD DW, 27 " 
 
 Lalande A, 420 Sutter 
 
 Lindemann C H, 601 Cal and 339 Bush 
 Mathieu & Maison, 15 Trinity 
 
 Miller L Jr, 335 Bush 
 
 Mo rris B & Co, 643 Sacramento 
 
 PACIFIC JEWELRT CO. 6 Battery 
 PEMBROKE S J, (tor the trad. ), 
 
 220 O'Farrell 
 Pohlmann Gus, (enameler), 417 Kearny 
 
 S F JEWELRT MANUFAC- 
 TURING CO. 27 Post 
 
 SCHULZ& FISHER. 513 Market 
 WAGi^R F, 223 Kearny 
 
 Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, 
 (California Jewelry Factory), 
 
 SE cor Post and Kearny 
 WOLFF JOSEPH. 120 Sutter 
 
 JEWELERS-WHOLESALE. 
 
 CALIFORNIA JEWELRT CO. 
 
 (Levison Bros), 134 Sutter 
 
 Dinkelspiel S B & Co, 313 Bush 
 
 Hirschman A, 328 " 
 
 JLAinX LAM, 126 Keamv 
 
 LORSCH BROS, 120 Sutter 
 
 Mayers H k Co, 205 Montgomery 
 
 PACIFIC JEWELRT CO. 6 Battery 
 THOMPSON L. cor Buah and Kearny 
 TITCOMBAC&CO, 24 Post 
 
 Vanderslice W K & Coj 136 Sutter 
 
 ZACHARIAS ft GREEN, 126 Kearny 
 
 SADLER r CO., 
 
 605 Market Ht., San Franelsf •. 
 
 Importers and Jobber| of 
 GILT* PLATED JEWELRT, 
 
 Rings, Studs, Buttons, Chains, Earrings, Bnce- 
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 331 Kearny 
 
 616 Merchant 
 
 230 Kearny 
 
 614 Merchant 
 
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 620 Merchant 
 
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 208 Sutter 
 
 206 Kearny 
 
 423 Pine 
 
 328 Bush 
 
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 614 Market 
 *xm 26 Post 
 
 420 Sutter 
 
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 15 Trinity 
 
 335 Bush 
 
 643 Sacramento 
 
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 iWSLB.Y CO. 
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 313 Bush 
 
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 126 Kearny 
 
 120 Sutter 
 
 205 Montgomery 
 
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 % 136 Sutter 
 
 jjjESaS, 126 Kearny 
 
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 JEWELRY COMPANY, 
 
 LEVISON BBOS. 
 No. 134 Sutter Street, 
 
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 SAN FRANCISCO, 
 
 JEWELRY-f.BALONE. 
 
 B W JACKSON, 614 Market 
 
 JEWELRY BOX MANUFRS. 
 
 XOCHBAXTM H» (and cases), 134 Sutter 
 
 LACE-DEALERS IN AND 
 REPAIRERS. 
 
 Angelina B, 419 Stockton 
 
 Can- el Mrs, 712 Geary 
 
 tape & Lace Refiniahing Co, 114 Turk 
 J joquinot Mrs F, 605 Post 
 
 Y^^ H, 537 Market 
 
 Lienard Mrs, 625^ Larkin 
 
 ^"!ff ^08. 541 Market 
 
 ROSENBAUM & 00,22 and 24 Battery 
 SAMUELS D, 102 to 108 Ream 
 
 Wiesenhavern L, 1621 Pol 
 
 LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S 
 
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 Almert Aug, 
 Brunier Eugene, 
 Bryson Cyrus, 
 Cerimi Frank, 
 Davis Wm, 
 De Boer H J & Co, 
 Hare Chas, 
 Harley Chas & Co, 
 Haub (ko, 
 Hashagen Martin, 
 Kedon Martin Jr, 
 Kehse Thoa, 
 Kelly Patrick W, 
 Levy Joa, 
 Levy Isaac, 
 Meyerstein J, 
 
 VOmiAN IGNATZ. 
 
 O'Sullivau Danl, 
 Parks ft Poole, 
 Reichert k Co, 
 Rugglea D W, 
 Solomon Morris, 
 
 318 Francisco 
 
 1019 Kearny 
 
 527 Fourth 
 
 205 and 207 Davis 
 
 715 Sansom 
 
 1239 Mission 
 
 326 Spear 
 
 114 Davis 
 
 666 Howard 
 
 508 Sixth 
 
 319 Davis 
 
 417 Druinm 
 
 38 First 
 
 932 Harrison 
 
 210 Pacific 
 
 124 Commercial 
 
 627 Pacific 
 
 20 Commcrical 
 
 1134 Dupont 
 
 9 Clay 
 
 *310 Jackson 
 
 408 Fifth 
 
 320 Francisco 
 
 20 Commercial 
 
 Baker Miss A W, 
 Bienfield E, 
 Cohen Mrs H, 
 Friedlahder H, 
 Heller Mra J, 
 Hosie Susan, 
 Jacobs & Co, 
 Jacobs Mrs H, 
 Kraker & Israel, 
 Lichtenstein Morris, 
 Maccusa Max, 
 Marteneaut Mrs J, 
 Perboner Mrn, 
 Piatt Mrs R, 
 Rosenfeld S, 
 
 SAMUELS D, 102 
 
 Schonwasser B k Co, 
 Wittmann F, 
 
 430 Sutter 
 
 1015 Larkin 
 
 1575 Market 
 
 9 Kearny 
 
 315 Dupont 
 
 2206 Mission 
 
 226 Kearny 
 
 802 Market 
 
 523 
 
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 405 Dupont 
 
 631 Sutter 
 
 2010 Stockton 
 
 6 Sixth 
 
 539 Market 
 
 to 108 Kearny 
 
 222 Kearny 
 
 1009 Howard 
 
 Steinmillerft Arnold, 
 
 Sillivan D O, 
 
 Sweetser & Co, 740 Pacific and 550 Miss 
 
 WaughAA; Co, 112 Main 
 
 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. 
 
 Burke E, 659 Washington 
 
 Connelly J D, 659 
 
 Joaehimsen H L, 659 " 
 
 Leman W L, 659 
 
 Baatom Lyman, cor Kearny and Wash 
 
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 LAMPS AND OILS. 
 
 Bishop E, 302 Sixteenth 
 
 BOESH EMILE,(Pac Lamp & Re- 
 flector Factory), 569 Mission 
 Dunn H D, 405 Front 
 Higgiiis & Eicholz, 27 Sixth 
 Howse H L & Co, 869 Market 
 Koster Henry, 410 and 412 Sansom 
 Wright Wm, 300 Montgomery ave 
 
 EMILE BOESCM, 
 
 500 MiSHlon m„ San Fiandsco. 
 
 Patent liocomotive and Mining Lamps. 
 
 Ship, Railroad, Car and Street Lamps. 
 
 Frink'ii Patent Silvered Corrui^atcd Olass Ru- 
 flfvtors. Successors to Robert Mills, (Ornamen- 
 tal l^mp Factory.) Architectural Ornaments 
 of Pressed and Cost Zinc. General Metal Spin- 
 ningf and Stamping. 
 
 H. HALiNtiK A CO., Native Wines. iM)2 Davis btreet, S. F. 
 
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 rliABBIFIED. 
 
 LELA. 
 
 LAND, LOAN AND BUILDING 
 ASSOCIATIONS. 
 
 AHmeda Bldg & Loan Ass'n, 301) Cal 
 Alumoda Laud & Invest Co, 436 Montgy 
 Alameda Real Estate Ass'n, 607 Montgy 
 Bay City Real Estate Ass'n, 634 Marl(et 
 Berkeley L & T I Ass'n 652 '• 
 Central Cal Colony, 306 Tine 
 
 Colorado Cond LandCo, (iOT W.ashinyton 
 Davis A E, 40>J Montgomery 
 
 Easterby Ranche Co, li' 
 Eastern Oregon L Co, 20 " 
 
 French Mutual Bldg & Loan & Ass'n, 
 
 721) Montgomery 
 Fresno Enterprise Co, 306 Pine 
 
 Fresno Raisin & Fruit Co, 309 Montgy 
 
 GOLDEN GATE MUTUAL LOAN 
 
 ASS'N. (O Esche secy), rm 8 3i'0 San 
 Harris J H, 310 Pine 
 
 Holly Oak Park Co, 330 " 
 
 HOME & LOAN ASSOCIATES, 
 
 (0 Esche secy), rm 8, 320 JSansom 
 
 Kern River Land & Canal Co, 309 Mont 
 Land Investment Co, 414 California 
 Lick Trust Co, 606 " 
 
 METROPOLITAN LOAN ASS'N 
 
 (O Esche secy), rm 8, 320 Sansom 
 
 MT mABLO HOTEL & LAND 
 
 CO, (E Conklin secy), 513 California 
 Mutual Bldg & Loan Ass'n, 232 Sutter 
 
 NORTH S F HOMESTEAD & R 
 
 R ASS'N, 3 1 California 
 
 Old Saucelito Land & Drydock Co, 
 
 330 Pine 
 Pacific Bldg & Loan Ass'n, 729 Montgy 
 Pacific Land & Invest Co, 309 
 
 PACIFIC LAND & TRUST CO. 
 
 (R J Mercer secy) 513 California 
 
 Russian River Land & Lumber Co, 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 
 THE GENERAL LAND 
 AGENCY OF CAL, (J D Swift 
 
 pres, C W Adams secy), 408 California 
 
 THE PACIFIC LAND & TRUST 
 
 (Wm Andrews secy), 613 *' 
 
 WASHINGTON IRRIGATED 
 
 COLONY, (of Fresno; W Easton 
 manager), 22 Montgomery 
 
 LAPIDARIES, 
 
 Atkinson David, - Russ Alley 
 
 BiarnezMrsA, 918 Larkin 
 
 Cantel Mme A, 955 Howard 
 
 Cedicy Mrs F, 733 O'Farrell 
 
 Chauvel J, 411 Sixth 
 
 Clement Mme F, 1056 Howard 
 Contra Costa Laundry, 
 
 28 Sacramento, 30 Geary and 158 2d 
 
 Cottc Mme, 411 (Jeary 
 
 Uanlt Mrs Mary, 106 Stockton 
 
 tiolden (iate Laundry, 16th & Valencia 
 
 Grenewald B M, 35 Turk 
 
 Uunn & Medland, 948 Folsom 
 
 Jonselme A, 426 Broadway 
 
 Joubert P, 1402 Powell 
 
 LA GRANDE LAUNDRY, (E p 
 
 White prest), 13th bet Harrison 
 
 and Folsom: office 648 Market 
 
 LA GRANDE & WHITE'S 
 
 LAUNDRY,(Hammond &^Vhite 
 proprs) 13th bet Folsom and Howard 
 
 L'Eglise Mme Alcide, 
 Lerond Th, 
 Licot Leon, 
 Marcow Mme, 
 Arcier Alexander, 
 Perrett Eugene, 
 Pignot John, 
 
 51 1 Hyde 
 
 302 Dupont 
 
 1507 Powell 
 
 1424 Dupont 
 
 426 Broadway 
 
 321 Fifth 
 
 822 Mission 
 
 Radhoe & Flanidy, 23d and Hampsljirc 
 
 Bosq R, 
 Bretonnel J V, 
 Conor F, 
 Laine .) & Son, 
 LAIRD D W, 
 MOHRIG C F. 
 
 17 Trinity 
 
 328 Bush 
 
 223 Kearny 
 
 618 Merchant 
 
 27 Post 
 
 Berry bet 4th and 5th 
 
 LAUNDRIES. 
 
 Andler Mrs A, 
 . ' Filbert bet Gough and Octavia 
 
 Roy T)- *, Co, 
 
 San Francisco Laundry, 
 
 Sitter Joseph, 
 
 Tijeous Mme, 
 
 Tournel Madame, 
 
 U S Laundry, 
 
 What Cheer Laundry, 
 
 WHITE E P, 
 
 112 Taylor 
 
 33 (ji'ary 
 
 768i Ho.; ard 
 
 604 Broadway 
 
 120 Geary 
 
 328 Broatlway 
 
 121 Lcidesdorff 
 
 648 Market 
 
 LAW BOOKS. 
 
 BANCROFT A L & CO, 721 Market 
 
 WHITNEY SUMNER & CO. 
 
 623 Clay 
 
 H. WllITNKY. J. IlASBItOL'CK. 
 
 SUMNER WHITNEY & CO., 
 
 Publishers and Importers of Law Hooks, 
 
 No. 613 Clay Strekt, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 LEATHER AND SHOE FIND- 
 INGS. 
 
 ABENHEIMER JULIUS, 20 Sausom 
 
 Bloch t Davidson, 223 Battery 
 
 Bowme R A, 108 Geary 
 
 Brack Oswald, 523 Pacific 
 
 Cahen Bros, 41 Clay 
 
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 Dolliver Bros, 107 and 101) Post 
 
 QETLESON & lANDIS. 548 Market 
 HALL FRANCIS. 506 Market 
 
 Johnson JC & (Jo, 12 and 14 Pine 
 
 Klom)er BVedk, 20 O'Farrell 
 
 KULLMAN, SALZ & CO, 106 Battery 
 Mattern &, Moore, 42 (leary 
 
 NICHOLS A C & CO, 400 to 40t Bat 
 ROSSETER & SMITH. 545 Market 
 San Fmncisco Last Factory, 10 Steve 
 SAWYER B F & CO, 3-23 Front 
 
 SCHIEFFER C H, 232 and 234 Busli 
 
 STERNFELD BROS & CO, 5;«) Mkt 
 
 VV^illiams Bros, 569 Market 
 
 Wing W H ft Co, (last factory), 
 
 NW cor Mission and Frenient 
 
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 ROSSETER & SMITH, 
 
 Iinporters of 
 
 FRENCH CALF SKINS, 
 
 SHOE FINDINGS, &G., 
 
 No. 545 Market St., opposite Sansome, 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 G. H. SCHIEFFER, 
 
 Successor to A. Schuinaohor, 
 Importer of Fi'i'ncli Kips St TairNkiniii. 
 
 Dcnivr in Leather A FintliiitSH. 
 And Manufacturur of 
 
 Hoot liPtc*!* and Nlioe llpperr'. 
 
 No. 234 BUSH STREET, 
 
 Bet. Montjfoinery and Sansome, Siiii Franc'-Bjo 
 
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 LIBRARIES AND READING 
 ROOMS. 
 
 FLANAGAN & VISSCHER. 
 
 (literary hureau^, 501 Kearny 
 
 FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY. 
 
 (Chas H l!ol>insoa librarian), 428 Bnsli 
 French Library, 120 Snttei 
 
 Kni,'hts of Pythias Library. 013 Market 
 
 MECHANICS' LIBRARY. 2o Post 
 MERCANTILE LIBRARY AS- 
 SOCIATION, (A H Smith prest), 
 
 216 Busl 
 Military Library, 328 Montcy, room 21 
 
 ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY, (<> 
 
 A Caruea librarian), 325 Montifomery 
 
 8 F LAW LIBRARY. ((4 G W 
 
 Hoge), 628 Montgomery 
 
 Workingmens* Free Library, 1235 Mkt 
 Young Mens' Christian Assn Li- 
 brary, 232 Sutter 
 
 LIME, CEMENT, HAIR, ETC. 
 
 Blochman & Cerf, 24 and 26 California 
 California Portland Cement Co, 330 Pine 
 DAVIS &C0WEIiL,211 &213 Drummv 
 Holmes H T & Co, 215 and 217 Market 
 Loa Gatos Lime Co, 53 Beale 
 
 DAVIS Sl COWELL, 
 
 Manufauturora of 
 
 SANTA CRUZ LIME, 
 
 Manufaeturers anil Importers of 
 
 Cave Valley and Marble Valley Lime. 
 Wothcrspoon and Golden Gate Plaster. 
 Rosedale, English Poitlanci, Enn;lish Ro- 
 man and Keene's Cement, Marble Dii.st, 
 Co;it and Cattle Hair, Fire Brick, Tile 
 and Clay, Brick Dust, Monterey White 
 Sand, &c. 
 
 211 & 213 Drumm Street. 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 LIQUORS-RETAIL 
 
 Abbiatti Albino, 1108 Stockton 
 
 Abrahm N, 521 East 
 
 Abraham.son Solomon, 208 Steuart 
 
 Adam & Kibbe, junc Market and Geary 
 Adams Conrad, 7 Washington 
 
 Ahem Jno M, cor Ash ave and Larkin 
 Ahlborn & Boeckman, 323 Dupont 
 
 Aiders Geo, 229 Spear 
 
 Ahren.T H, 211 Davis 
 
 Ahrens D & G, cor Mission and Main 
 Alber.'i Marcus, 335 Fourth 
 
 Albright Fred, Long Bridge 
 
 Allen M, 301) Pine 
 
 Amolung Julius C, 65 Merchants' Ex 
 Anderson Andrew, cor Wash and Drumm 
 Anderson Andrew, 250 Spear 
 
 Anderson C A, 20S) Jackson 
 
 Anderson & Co, 20!) 
 
 Anderson F A, 215 Davfe 
 
 Anduran C & Co, 515 and 517 Sacran»etito> 
 An.sberi.' B, 34 Aiistini 
 
 ANTHES PETER. »02 Geary 
 
 Apnel Louis, 315 Montgomery are- 
 
 ARDARD ALBERT. Post & ixipont 
 
 Ariaui Santo, 8i)4 Front 
 
 Armbruster Adolph, cor (Jth and Shipley 
 ARNAUD ALBERT. Post and Duijont 
 
 Astredo A, 
 Aatrico J A, 
 Atkinson James, 
 Auman Fred'k, 
 Aumann Fritz, 
 Ayres Fretlerick, 
 Ayres Harry, 
 
 635 \Vashington 
 207 Fourth 
 622 Market 
 610 Jackson 
 622 Keaniy 
 969 Mission 
 cor Ellis and Stockton 
 
 Portland. ©!«• 
 
 OLD PORT WINE, H. PALMER & COh 302 Davis St., S. E. 
 
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 Bacquie H 4b Oo, 
 Badovich Boeo, 
 BAEHRJW, 
 BAILEY BS. 
 
 Baku* and Jamos, 
 Ballantano Robt, 
 
 605 Grove 
 
 cor Bdwy and Stock 
 
 1201 Fillmore 
 
 414 Sansom 
 
 222 McAllister 
 825 Mont((Oinery 
 4'25 Bush 
 Banken >?, cor Cemetery ave and (ieary 
 Barber E, cor Bush and Central uvv 
 Barra Hall, NW cor First and Minna 
 Bartels P H, SW cor Front and Union 
 Bartl»el Robert & Co, 1304 Powell 
 
 Biu'toloni E, 76ti Brannan 
 
 Barut & Bellocq, 1401 Powell 
 
 Batrom Chas L, 541 Jackson 
 
 BATTER J C> 7 Merchants Exchange 
 BaumWm, 101 Powell 
 
 Bi^yl«y C A, «>5'.> Clay 
 
 Becker Elsie, .008 Kenrny 
 
 .Beoker.& Fisher^ 1152 Market 
 
 iBeckcr Peter, 1 l.'J Sixth 
 
 JB^ronfl (Ico, 638 Commercial 
 
 Benard A F, NE cor Fifth and Howard 
 Bendt William, 12 Clay 
 
 Benkilman Mrs Rosalie,- R R & 9th aves 
 Benneo B, 1507 Dupont 
 
 Bennett F, 230 Brannan 
 
 fienaett Patrick, 837 Mission 
 
 Beandtit Woi, 510 PaciHc 
 
 Beatham Harry, 538 Market 
 
 Berkhauer Herman, 229 Montgy ave 
 Bernert & Schroeder, 823 Market 
 
 Bemzott k Krikal, cor Main and Market 
 Berre A, NE cor Lombard and Octavia 
 Beiteloui fi, cor Seventh and Brannan 
 Beater -lohnH, 543 Jackson 
 
 Besthorn H, 7 Stevenson 
 
 Beth Adolph, S£ cor Post and Kcurny 
 Boyer A, 236 Sixt««ntn 
 
 fieyer G, 2221 Powell 
 
 Beyersdd. f & McCrellis, 842 Market 
 Bi«denbach August, cor 3d ami Mission 
 JBiziou L, 1413 Dupont 
 
 BlaiicJ^, , 217Bualc 
 
 Kandiard & Combatalade, Dup and Pac 
 ■Blauey Jas A, SVV cor 4th aiul Mission 
 Blodea Then, 1243 Folsoni 
 
 tHobiu John, 923 Kearny 
 
 Bl(^m Peter, NE cor Mission and Bealt 
 Blome H & Co, 3 Clay 
 
 Bogel C H, SVV cor Mason and Francisco 
 
 Boise Richard, 
 Bolts J F, 
 Boothby Mel, 
 Boradt Henry, 
 Bordenave John, 
 Borel Florentine, 
 Borwslty M, 
 Bottle Meiers, 
 Bouciiet& Boyer, 
 Bourjade C, 
 BouTyade Ci, 
 Boutts J F * Co, 
 
 2508 Bush 
 
 903 Market 
 
 333 East 
 
 528 Valencia 
 
 cor M and Fifth ave 
 
 637 PaciHc 
 
 514 Hayes 
 
 513PaciKc 
 
 1122 Dupont 
 
 1513 
 
 1509 
 
 511 Washington 
 
 Bovo O, 
 Bower Ceo, 
 Bowman Wm J, 
 Bozio & Lcturc, 
 Brady & Farrclly, 
 Brady Thos 
 Brugu Frank, 
 Brumstcdt J H, 
 Brauer k Peters, 
 Brecde H A, 
 Bretlhoff Henry, 
 Brennan Wm, 
 
 1302 Dupont 
 
 2208 Powell 
 
 1565 Market 
 
 149 Fourth 
 
 610 Market 
 
 4 Foil -til 
 
 415 J Drumm 
 
 251 Steuurt 
 
 314 Post 
 
 813 Clay 
 
 423 East 
 
 815 Clay 
 
 Brennan T W, NE cor Keaniy and 
 Breslin John, l'2'2 Fremont 
 
 Breuss C H, 28 Stockton 
 
 Brewer R G, 512 Front 
 
 Brewton J G, 422 Kearny 
 
 Brickwedel Jacob, Mission and Fremont 
 Brickwedel & McGreery, Spear and Har 
 Brizzive & Moresi, cor 0th and Misbion 
 
 l^roiighton Chas, 
 Brown k Johnson, 
 Brown & Perkins, 
 Brown S M, 
 Browning W, 
 Brunings k Myers, 
 
 818 Clay 
 
 Howard and Steuart 
 
 W^ash and Montgy 
 
 621 Merchant 
 
 541 Clay 
 
 600 Market 
 
 Brunns & Waterstein, 800 Kearny 
 
 Bruns k Bormann, cor Bryant and Main 
 Brnns Conrad, i:W3 Kearny 
 
 Bruns Henry cor Folsom and 26th 
 
 Bruns H F, S W cor Fifth and Townsend 
 BRUNS & KOHHKA, 120 California 
 Bruns N, NW cor 3d and Berry 
 
 Brunsen Martin, 530 Pacitic 
 
 Bryen k Holton, Folsom and Steuart 
 Buchi k Leemann, Kearny and Morton 
 
 Buckley k Tracy 
 Bnneman H k Co, 
 Bunton Richard, 
 Burke John, 
 Burke Mary, 
 Burke k McAsey, 
 Burke W J, 
 Burkhofer M, 
 Burnell k Turner, 
 Burr L, 
 
 Bush Mrs Rosa, 
 Butler Chas G, 
 
 1000 Market 
 
 414 Sansom 
 
 640 Market 
 
 NW cor 7th and Ho wan! 
 
 47 Clay 
 
 232 Brannan 
 
 1014 Market 
 
 206 Steuart 
 
 519 Sacramento 
 
 5 and U Bay 
 
 421 Drumm 
 
 310 Montgomery 
 
 Butler John, 506 Market and 7 Sutter 
 Butler Michael, 846 Howard 
 
 BUZZINI G & CO, Cal and Central ave 
 Buzzini k Gianettoni, 2i) Sixth 
 
 Byrne M, 1142 Folsom 
 
 Cahill Jas, SE cor Fell and Webster 
 
 Callahan & Dcnchy, IS Sixth 
 
 Callua Thos, 616 Montgomery 
 
 Callender J T, 5 Broadway 
 
 Candaii F k Co, 206 Third 
 
 Cane J no, 16 Steuart 
 
 Cantus k Eybs, S W cor Stock and O'Far 
 Cardano (>uiseppe, 1220 Dupont 
 
 Carr Thos, Ii06 Minna 
 
 Carroll J F, NE cor Pine and Sausom 
 
 M. WACHHORST. importer of j«':t::rr,;%i;;£r^4a. 315 J St Saa 
 
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 PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, opiiv-i«i •«•«•.«. v. ^ 
 
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 1302 Dupont 
 2208 Powell 
 1565 Market 
 149 Fourth 
 610 Market 
 4 Foi'-t'ii 
 415^ Drmnm 
 251 Steuart 
 314 Post 
 813 Clay 
 423 East 
 815 Clay 
 r Keaniy and " 
 12'2 Fremont 
 28 Stockton 
 512 Front 
 422 Kearny 
 [ission and Fromout 
 jery, Spear ami Har 
 cor ath and Mission 
 818 Clay 
 Howard and Steuart 
 Wash and Montgy 
 621 Merchant 
 541 Clay 
 600 Market 
 ;in, 800 Kearny 
 
 cor Bryant and Main 
 i:i03 Kearny 
 cor Folsom and 26th 
 ,r Fifth and Townsend 
 yyj^ 120 California 
 NW cor 3d and Berry 
 539 Pacific 
 Folsom and Steuart 
 Kearny and Morton 
 1000 Market 
 414 Sansom 
 640 Market 
 cor 7th and Howard 
 47 Clay 
 232 Brannan 
 1914 Market 
 206 Steuart 
 519 Sacramento 
 5 and Bay 
 421 Drumm I 
 310 Montgomery 
 Market and 7 Sutter ' 
 S46 Howard 
 •0 Cal and Central ave 
 ' : 29 Sixth 
 
 ' ' 1142 Folsom 1 
 
 cor Fell and Webster 
 18 Sixth i 
 '' 616 Motitsoraery 
 5 Broadway 
 206 Third 
 IG Steuart 
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 1229 Dupt 
 
 :i06 Minna 
 
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 Casey J, SE cor Howard and 1 '7th 
 
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 Chambille A ft Co, 
 Chandler Chas, 
 Chartier Auguste, 
 Cliatonet A, 
 Chenot Eugene, 
 Chin Ten, 
 Chincovich Peter, 
 
 530 Merchant 
 
 36i Fourth 
 
 Bush 
 
 324 Sixth 
 
 500 Broadway 
 
 258 Fourtli 
 
 724 Pacific 
 
 SE cor San and Pac 
 
 S'^^yT. 709 Davis 
 
 Dainmer ft Centner, 821 Market 
 
 Dainon _Jj^ cor Post and Central ave 
 
 Christ Edward, cor Wash and Montgy 
 Christensen F H C, 245 Towuseud 
 
 Christin Charles, 313 Hiiyco 
 
 ClaffeyChas, 212 San-som 
 
 Clark WM, 40.) Fourth 
 
 Classen Bros, 1 Front 
 
 Coates C, 56 5 Mar ket and 37 Sutter 
 
 CQELHO JOAQUIH. 60 Clay 
 
 Coen Frank, 531 Jackson 
 
 Cokely J, 236 Townseud 
 
 Collins J. SE cor Fourth and Howard 
 
 COLLINS S P & CO, 
 
 51 1 California and 329 Montgomery 
 Colraann Martin, cor Kearny and Piue 
 
 Commerford P, 
 Condon P ft Co, 
 Condon Jno, 
 Conn ft Connelly, 
 Counolley Edwanl, 
 Connolly ft Kiernan, 
 Conrad Adam, 
 Conway Bcrnald, 
 Conway D, 
 Conway Jas, 
 CookE, 
 Cook M ft Co, 
 Cook Nathan, 
 
 1911 Hyde 
 
 208Thinl 
 
 733 Howard 
 
 213 Montgomery 
 
 10 and 18 Leid 
 
 643 Merchant 
 
 7 Washington 
 
 « 993 Market 
 
 993 
 
 1200 
 
 221 Ellis 
 
 519 Washington 
 
 221 Ellis 
 
 DANERI F & CO, 
 
 Uauen Juo, 
 Davis Alexander, 
 Dawson Geo, 
 Day A, 
 1 >i! Castro T, 
 Docker B, 
 De Corsey Jno, 
 Desebrock F, 
 Detels & Co, 
 Dotels & Schneider, 
 Uet^eu Henry, 
 Duttmer Juo, 
 Deucher Alphouse, 
 Dovaurs F, 
 Dickey Jas R, 
 Dixon Clement, 
 
 27 and 29 Cal 
 
 131 Pacific 
 
 13 Steuart 
 
 321 California 
 
 816 Oreenwich 
 
 406 Pacific 
 
 530 Valencia 
 
 261 Third 
 
 WE cor 4th and Brannan 
 
 8 Sacramento 
 
 cor Pac and Davis 
 
 61 9i East 
 
 415 Davis 
 
 243 Second 
 
 643 Broadway 
 
 Sixth ave nr Fulton 
 
 8 Sansom 
 
 Dobrogoiski ft Ezquerro, 627 Wash 
 
 J^ockuig Joel, 407 Montgomery ave 
 
 Do an W B, 145 ^^hird 
 
 Dolmann Henry, cor 9th and Brannan 
 
 Domerque Gaston, 
 Donerque ft Bourdill, 
 Donohue Jno, 
 Donohue ft Phelan, 
 Dooley ft Boylan, 
 Dorcy ft Co, 
 Dorgeloh Louis, 
 Dorran F, 
 
 630 Commercial 
 618 Sacramento 
 827 Folsom 
 33 Second 
 316 Fourth 
 112 Dupont 
 130 Fourth 
 736 Montgomery 
 
 Cooper John, Waahington and Montgy 
 
 Corbett ft Roche, 23 Second 
 
 Costa C, 314 Pacific 
 
 Costello J V, 850 Howard 
 
 Craig Jas, 258 Spear 
 
 Crane, Hastings ft Co, 121 California 
 
 Ci«gan J H, SW cor Sixth and Howard 
 
 Cmghton P, SW cor Fifth and Folsom 
 
 Crittenden M, 627 Clay 
 
 Crittenden M C, 114 Second 
 
 Croskey Robert, 229 Hayes 
 
 Cuilici A, 306 Montgomery ave 
 
 Cuilan T, NW cor Ellis and Devisadero 
 
 Cuneo C, 639 Washington 
 
 Cunningham T H, :M)1 Kearny 
 
 Curley J, NW oor 26th and Valencia 
 
 Curley P, bulkhead bet First and Fre 
 
 Curran ft Bernhardt, Clara and Berry 
 
 Curran Patrick, NW cor 4th and ' 
 
 Currie John B, 156 Steuart 
 
 Curry John, 523 Mission 
 
 Dahlquist O P, 433 Bush 
 
 Daily John, i:i4 Hayes 
 
 Daiss E ft Schmitt, cor Bush an<l Kear 
 
 Daley Ellen, cor Shasta and Illinois 
 
 Daly John C, 158 First 
 
 Doty ft Smith, SE cor Howard and 16th 
 Dougherty Danl, 7 Sixth 
 
 Doyle ft Cashman, SW cor 3d and How 
 
 DOYLE J E, 
 
 DuflFey Bros, 
 Duggan Edw, 
 Dunham Patrick, 
 Dunne ft Co, 
 Dunny Lawrence, 
 Duris Jno, 
 Dwyer Timothy, 
 Dyer J S, 
 
 311 Bush 
 
 631 Merchant 
 
 131 Fifth 
 
 418 Pacific 
 
 309 Third 
 
 200 Fourth 
 
 545 First 
 
 NW cor 7th and How 
 
 628 Merchant 
 
 Earl Jno, SE cor Drumm and Clay 
 
 Eastland Chas, 1 12 Berry 
 
 Eaton T F. Point Lobos ave 
 
 Eckle Fred'k, 6:^4 Pacific 
 
 ECKSTEIN & SCHOENBUEO, 
 
 N W cor Bush and Montgomery 
 
 Egan Jno, 
 Egan W, 
 Eggers J F G, 
 Eichcnlaub Jno, 
 Eichost Fred'k, 
 Elmer ft Amendt, 
 Kndl F F, 
 Enoa Jos L, 
 Eiiright Patrick, 
 Enright Thos, 
 Erzoqui Frank, 
 
 1129 Folsom 
 
 439 Valencia 
 
 533 California 
 
 412 Jackson 
 
 28 Leidesdorfi 
 
 Kear and Hardie PI 
 
 1019 Market 
 
 117 Jackson 
 
 cor Main and Folsom 
 
 cor Howard and 7th 
 
 649 Pacific 
 Eschrich Christ, SW cor Bush and Kear 
 Evans ft Sharp, 515 California 
 
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 Even Henry, 
 Fnlk K. 
 Falkenhahn F, 
 Fallen ft Buckley, 
 Fnrrell D, 
 Farrell .las A, 
 Farroll Peter E, 
 Farrell W D, 
 
 801 Kearny 
 
 119 nd 121 Eddy 
 
 4'20)^ Sixth 
 
 3*23 Bush 
 
 140 Third 
 
 llOBerrv 
 
 Valencia nr Sixteenth 
 
 162 First 
 
 Farrelly k McGruder, cor 4th and Jessie 
 Faulstich T, oor Fourtli and Mission 
 Fauss Bros, 1942 Mission 
 
 Fhv Mike, oor 26th and Mission 
 
 Fefder Frantz, 621 Merchant 
 
 FELDHAN CHRIS* 327 and 329 Busli 
 Fenstermncher, M, 637 Fifth 
 
 Ferguson J no, 30-1 California 
 
 Fern Wm, 606 Washington 
 
 Ferst P, First ave near Kentucky 
 
 Fink & Co, 
 Finnegan J, 
 Finnegan John, 
 First Philip, 
 Fitter Eibe H, 
 Fitzhenry James, 
 Flanigan M, 
 Flatmann C, 
 Fleischel Chas, 
 Flynn E, 
 Flynn John, 
 Flynn M, 
 Fogarty T, 
 Foley Dennis, 
 Folepr W M, 
 Fopiano Frank, 
 Kortmann Bros, 
 Fowler Wm, 
 Fox Chas J, 
 Franck Henry, 
 
 17 Lcidesdorft 
 42 First 
 111 Oregon 
 First ave South S F 
 cor Jackson and East 
 634 Commorckl 
 NW cor' Pacific and Front 
 cor Market and Steuart 
 524 Fourth 
 637 Post 
 417 Fourth 
 226 Third 
 3 Merchant 
 825 Folso' 
 cor First and Mission 
 Mission near 2Uth 
 323 Turk 
 214 Steuart 
 620 Market 
 1254 ". 
 Franks John, cor Fillmore and Herman 
 Frannetta John, 33 Post 
 
 Frerichs k Lohman, 28 Seventh 
 
 Frese Christian, 518 Battery 
 
 Fritz A J, NW cor Third and Folsom 
 Frost Alonzo, 154 Second 
 
 Frost Paulsen, cor Mont ave and Keiirny 
 FiillgraffRich, 440 Bush 
 
 Fulton Chas k Theo, 501 Kearny 
 
 (laetjen Henry W, King bet 4th and 5tli 
 Oaffney M ii, 812 Kearny 
 
 Gaffney M H, cor Polk k Jack; 2d k Nat 
 - - - - 229 Sixth 
 
 769 Brannan 
 
 636 Merchant 
 
 222 Third 
 
 cor Market and Front 
 
 711 Mission 
 
 627 Commercial 
 
 643 Clay 
 
 718 Montgomery 
 
 429 and 707 Davis 
 
 Gaillard Joseph, 
 
 Galbroeth Wm, 
 
 Gales J M. 
 
 Gallagher John, 
 
 Gallagher J P, 
 
 Gamma A, 
 
 Gantner John, 
 
 Ganzhom Chris, 
 
 Garcia F, 
 
 Gardner k Co, 
 
 Gardner Geo M k Co, Jack & D ft 707 " 
 
 GatelyPJ, 1139 Market 
 
 Gaumail E A, 1239 Stockton 
 
 Gehrels ft Lubben, 
 Gcintmiva C, 
 Gendotti A, 
 Gerhaw Fred, 
 Gerken ft Wobber, 
 Geyerwahlt li, 
 
 OlBB JAMES. 
 
 Giblin T J, 
 GiUeran W, 
 
 oor Davis and iSac 
 
 412 Broadway 
 
 4364 Hayes 
 
 2 and 4 Mission 
 
 cor Spear imd Miss 
 
 538 Hayes 
 
 617 Merchant 
 
 1222 Leavenworth 
 
 159 Tliird 
 
 Oilman Walker ft Co, cor Cal and Front 
 Gilmour Thomas, cor Grove and Laguna 
 (iingg John, 507 Tine 
 
 Ginty ft Blanchard, cor Third and Mjgg 
 Glass A, SE cor Fourth and Harrison 
 
 Glynn W, 
 (lobey Frank, 
 
 GOBLEJOHNE. 
 
 Godsil John, 
 Goetz P, 
 
 Gohlinghorst George J, 
 Gonlon ft Healy, 
 Goria ft Magistra, 
 (iorman John, 
 Gorsig H, / 
 
 Grasfner Mark, 
 Grull F, 
 Granz H, 
 
 Grass C B, 
 Graves G E, 
 Green Geo W B, 
 Greene Jnhn E, 
 Greenwood Goo, 
 Greles John W, 
 Grell Frederick, 
 
 GRIES FREDK, 
 
 Griffin M S, 
 
 GRIMM HENRY 
 
 (4 roe per G, 
 (irosbauer Jno, 
 Gruen ft Vogelsang, 
 Gudehus Ch, 
 Gundlach Jacob G, 
 Haas Herman, cor 
 Halwrling J C, 
 Hach Charles, 
 Hackmeier A, 
 Hageman ft Haquette, 
 Hageman William, 
 Hager Geo, 
 Hagler & Kenerleber, 
 
 158 First 
 
 228 Sutter 
 
 foot Morrimac 
 
 33 and .;') Mils 
 
 533 Pacific 
 
 1520 Market 
 
 16 Hayes 
 
 312 Montgomery 
 
 100 Hayes 
 
 113 Davis 
 
 804 Fourth 
 
 562 Brannan 
 
 617 and 619 Brannan 
 
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 SE cor Fourth and Mission 
 
 425 Pacific 
 
 38 Sixth 
 
 222 Fourth 
 
 124 Fifth 
 
 208 Bush 
 
 662 Brannan 
 
 cor How'd ft Beale 
 
 2239(ioary 
 
 Sutter and Kearny 
 
 16 Market 
 
 2 and 4 Leidesdnrff 
 
 124 4th and2l5:{<l 
 
 1 12 Drumm 
 
 607 Waslun^'ton 
 
 Horrison and Spear 
 
 110 Dnpont 
 
 914 Market 
 
 510 Bnsh 
 
 5 Kearny 
 
 627 Merchant 
 
 605 Conunereial 
 
 925 Kearny 
 
 123 California 
 
 Hahn ft Scligmann, 
 
 Haley J, NE cor Green and Stockton 
 
 Hall ft Kearney, 617 Montgomery 
 
 HALLETT G. i:< Post 
 
 Hamilton ft Burke, Illinois near Sierra 
 Hamilton Jas, 802 Sansom 
 
 Hamilton ft McMuUen, 1 Morton 
 
 Haney W W, 221 Sacramento 
 
 Hanschen Henry, 800 Montgomery 
 
 Hansen A, SW oor Mont ave and Kear 
 HanslerF, 26 Eddy 
 
 Hanson, Knhl ft Co, 108 Sutter 
 
 HARDIE PETER* 7 Market 
 
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 cor Davis and Sao 
 412 Broadway 
 4364 Hayes 
 2 and 4 Miftsiou 
 5or Spear und Miss 
 638 Hayes 
 617 Merchant 
 1222 Leavenworth 
 159 Third 
 I, cor Cal and Front 
 p'Orove and Lftguna 
 507 Tine 
 cor Third and Miss 
 i'ourth and Huirison 
 158 First 
 228 Sutter 
 foot Morriinac 
 33 and . '> Ellis 
 533 Pacific 
 « T 1520 Market 
 
 ^*'' l(i Hayes 
 
 312 Montgomery 
 100 Hayes 
 113 Davis 
 804 Fourth 
 562 Brannan 
 617 and 619 Brannan 
 ,r Foorth and Mission 
 425 Pacific 
 38 Sixth 
 222 Fourth 
 124 Fifth 
 208 Bush 
 562 Braiman 
 cor How'd & Beale 
 2239 < leary 
 V Sutter and Kearny 
 * ' 16 Market 
 
 2 and 4 Leidostlorff 
 124 4th and21S;W 
 1 12 Drumm 
 607 Wnshiiiuton 
 Horrison and Spear 
 110 Vh\\m\t 
 914 Market 
 510 Bush 
 5 Kearny 
 627 Merchant 
 605 Commercial 
 •125 Kearny I 
 , 123 California | 
 
 ,r Green and Stockton 
 617 Montgomery 
 13 Post 
 Illinois near Sierra 
 802 Sansnm 
 
 uUen, ,1^^"'*';% 
 221 Sacramento i 
 
 800 Montgomery 
 ■or Mont ave and Kear 
 
 26 EtWy 
 IPn 108 Sutt«r 
 
 ' -' 1 Market 
 
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 Har*: Patrick, 140 Fifth 
 
 HarenhurR Edward, 130 Berry 
 
 HiAUINOTON JfOHN, 510 Pine 
 
 Hams K T, 310 Fourth 
 
 Harrison D J, cor Sansom and Merchant 
 Harrison Jno, cor Kearny and M ont ave 
 Harrison John, cor Sntter and Dut)ont 
 HARRY OEO, cor Jackson and Kear 
 HARSET OEO, cor Jackson and Kear 
 Hart John, NE cor Turk and Steinor 
 Hartmann Chas, 804 MiHBion 
 
 Hurtmann & Dammasch, Post mid Kchp 
 llartsliorn & Waters, 126 Kearny 
 
 Hasselbursch J E, 533 Sacramento 
 
 Hatch .fnmes, oor Howard and Nixth 
 HauffeFrod, 127 Sixth 
 
 Hauler F, 26 Eddy 
 
 Hauser J C, 637 Broadway 
 
 Havecker H, 331 Sixth 
 
 Haydenaber L, Bay bet Mason & Powell 
 Hayes S & P, 160 First 
 
 Hays & Oyselaar, 
 Hccder & Iteichardt, 
 Hetl'ernan Michael, 
 Heil C, 
 Heinz J J, 
 Heissenbcrg C, 
 Hettmann Alivine, 
 Held & Miller, 
 Hellstromer C H, 
 Henchy J J, 
 Henrichs August, 
 HenriouUi G, 
 Henry D, 
 Hentz A H, 
 Berber John, 
 Heweloke H, 
 Heye Henry, 
 Hickmann Henry, 
 Hien August, 
 Hilderbrandt Wm C, 
 Hillebrandt Albert, 
 
 822 Kearny 
 
 325 Bnsh 
 
 223 Sansom 
 
 103 Sacramento 
 
 114 Dupont 
 
 921 Kearny 
 
 530 Pacific 
 
 1026 Market 
 
 12 Washington 
 
 815i Foisom 
 
 Front and Union 
 
 317 Dupont 
 
 219 Second 
 
 200 McAllister 
 
 627 Kearny 
 
 543 Merchant 
 
 613 East 
 
 1258 Market 
 
 1328 Dupont 
 
 uOi'i East 
 
 1228 Market 
 
 715 Montgomery 
 
 HOTALINQAP&CO. 
 
 Houfrh John, 
 Hourcade J, 
 Huant Paulin, 
 Huber Henry, 
 Hughes W A, 
 Huj{hes Wm H, 
 Humbert J, 
 Hurlburch E J, 
 Hurley Michael, 
 Imelli Max, 
 Fsoli J, 
 Iseli Jacob, 
 
 flink P H, 
 
 HINRICHS A & CO. Front and Vallejo 
 Hittinger A, 105 Dupont 
 
 Hoffmar N, 149 Second 
 
 HogauD, 411 Fourth 
 
 EOKANSON OLOF, 527 East 
 
 Holder Jos, 62 Halleck 
 
 Holje John B, cor R R and Kith aves 
 Holland Peter, 4 Wafihin^jton 
 
 HOLLER B, SE cor Market and Beale 
 
 Holler & Scbnlz, 
 Holm Bros, 
 Holohnn John, 
 Holt Martin, 
 
 HOOFMANH JOHN 
 
 Hopkins Peter, 
 Hopkins T J, 
 Hopps F, 
 Horn C, 
 HomC, 
 
 1036 Market 
 
 200 Fiftl 
 
 100 McAllister 
 
 110 Jackson 
 
 »«. 41 Sacramento 
 
 13 New Montgomery 
 
 623 Davis 
 
 1017 Battery 
 
 5 Broadway 
 
 1100 Dupont 
 
 Boss J, NW cor Sutter ,and Kearny 
 
 431 Jttckson 
 2 Turk 
 15)09 Geary 
 305 Montgomery ave 
 417 Bush 
 513 Clay 
 43 Sacramento 
 120 Montgomery uve 
 521 First 
 213 Sixth 
 851 Market 
 29 Morton 
 529 Pme 
 Ivemeyor & Dunker, Commercial & Bat 
 Jnckel C, C19 PaciHc 
 
 Jacks R, cor 22d and Potrero ave 
 
 Jackson Walter, cor Clay and Davis 
 Jncoblin M, 1306 Dupont 
 
 Jansen Geo, NE cor First and Brannan 
 Jnrret Mathien, 1 101 Dupont 
 
 Jarvis k Dutra, SW cor Davis and Pac 
 Jellin^s & Freeman, 534 Merchant 
 
 Jellison B F, NE cor Kearny and Cal 
 Jensen Julius, 1508^ Powell 
 
 Jobmann Julius, 101 Mission 
 
 Jochat Joseph, 27* Commercial 
 
 Jochim Jacob, 536 Sacramento 
 
 Johnson & Brown, Howard and Steuart 
 Johnson Chris, SW cor Drumm and Sac 
 Johnson CG, 123^ Sixth 
 
 Johnson H S, 401 Broadway 
 
 Johnson P, cor 24th and Bryant 
 
 Johnson Peter, 218 Montgomery ave 
 Johnson VV, 819 Battery 
 
 Johnson Wm, 505 Sixth 
 
 JONES FRANK, 645-617 Merchant 
 Jones & McDonough, 338 Bush 
 
 Jf.nea W G, 413 Pine 
 
 JoostensChas, 1017 Kearny 
 
 Jordan A, 1228 Dupont- 
 
 Judge Patrick, 204 First 
 
 Jnlitz H, 612 Sacramento 
 
 JuUienJ&Co, 617 Pacific 
 
 Kahn Jos, 416 Pine 
 
 Kampa F VV, 16 California 
 
 Kane M, SW cor Howard and First 
 
 Karstens Chas, cor Jackson and Sansom 
 Kasche Wm, 18 Ocary 
 
 Kavanagh & Campbell, 244 Tliird 
 
 Keenan Chas, 1154 Market 
 
 Kellcher & Simpson, 301 Fourth 
 
 Kelley Martin, 248 Beale 
 
 Kelly John, 1 86 Jessie 
 
 Kelly John, 43 Second 
 
 Kelly Owen, 1048 Howard 
 
 Kelly Peter, Masonic and Pt Lobos aves 
 Kenerleber F W, 39 Market 
 
 Ktnney Michael, Dunbar Alley 
 
 Keppeler & Sauer, 518 Battery 
 
 Kerner P, SE cor Jessie and N Mongy 
 Kerr Matt, 111 Leidesdorff 
 
 Kerrigan P, 236 Brannan 
 
 Kewitz Chas & Co, 242 Sutter 
 
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 Keyl e R, 304 Pacific 
 
 KUBFFEB CSHASi 432 Broudwny 
 
 Kihhneyer Jacob, 001) Clay 
 
 Kilday M, cor Mission and 2iul 
 
 King Mrs J, 113 First 
 
 King Wm, 144 Stcuart 
 
 Kittelberger & Dold, Kearny and Coml 
 Kleon Honry, 2*25 Clay 
 
 Kliegel fienj, >ior Erie and Mission 
 
 Kneeland J H. 070 Howard 
 
 Kniupenberg E R, cor Howard und >Steu 
 Knoblouh CFiristian, South S F 
 
 Knoop Jno, Sixteenth and Second ave 
 Knottnor F, NVV cor Kearny and Oeary 
 KnutHon H M, 100 Pauitic 
 
 Koch Chas, 300 Hayes 
 
 Koenifir Ferdinand, 0;)0 Pacific 
 
 XOOPHAN JOHN, 40 Sacramontu 
 
 Kordmeyer & Underwood, Russ House 
 KorneckWE, 41 Third 
 
 Korts & Diereks, 314 Clay 
 
 Kosininsky Saml, cor Ist ave and Ky 
 Koster Jos, cor Central ave and Geary 
 Kreye John, SE cor Jackson and Batte-'v 
 Krouse Thos E, New Mont any Missic 
 Krouss Bernhardt 53f Commerciai 
 
 Kruckmann Fred, cor King and Fourth 
 Krueckel F& Cha8,cor First and Market 
 Krug Martin, 1725 Mission 
 
 Kucks C H, 121) Clay 
 
 Kuhlke & Elvin, cor Mission and Beale 
 Kuhlwein Mrs E, 400 Dupont 
 
 Kupper W, 211 Market 
 
 Kurtz F C H, 055 Third 
 
 Kyle Robert, 304 Pacific 
 
 Labine Oliver, 641 Commercial 
 
 Lochmann & Jacobi, cor Mission and 2d 
 LacourP, 117 Seventh 
 
 Lagrave J P & Co, 650 Pacific 
 
 Lamb John, 150 Steuart 
 
 LangeChasH, 258 
 
 LAllO & C0> 210 and 212 Dupont 
 
 Larsen, Lundberg & Co, 7 Merchant 
 Latapie P & Co, cor K R and 0th aves 
 Lattuel Andrew, 1410 and 1412 Dupont 
 LAURISTON At cor Battery and Green 
 
 LAUTENA&CO. 
 
 NW cor Filbert ond Powell 
 
 Leahy M, 
 Leduc P, 
 
 Lee N A, 
 Leedes k Dietrich, 
 Leege W & Co, 
 Lehrke & Mayer, 
 L ehnh ardt Chas, 
 
 LEIBEB FRANK & CO. 
 
 Lennard R K, 
 
 Lesser L, 
 
 Lesamann k Windhaus, 
 
 Letroadec Louis, 
 
 Levey Alex, 
 
 Levy Dave P, ' 
 
 Lewellyne R, 
 
 012 Howard 
 
 501) Bush 
 
 214 Dupont 
 
 049 Clay 
 
 113 Halleck 
 
 910 Market 
 
 401 Pine 
 
 9 Hardie PI 
 
 4 '"'Kearny 
 
 902 Mission 
 
 1057 Market 
 
 132 Dupont 
 
 18 Stockton 
 
 607 Sacramento 
 
 14 Clay 
 
 Lewis & Harris, 226 Montgomery 
 
 Leydecker & Wieboldt, 
 
 cor Clay and East and 631 Davis 
 Lhez John M, 1118 Dupnnt 
 
 Liekefelt Aug, cor Stockton and Paciflo 
 Lilkendey O W, cor Pow and Francisco 
 Linden Edward, 611 Duvig 
 
 Linehan Mrs Mary, 40 FirHt 
 
 Link C, 606 Washington 
 
 Lippi B, 712 Pacific 
 
 Livingston & Co, 220 and 222 California 
 Loeacn Valentine, 638 Pacific 
 
 Loewa Bnis, 217 Battery 
 
 Loftis k Wiskotschill, 809 Market 
 
 Market and Hayes 
 34 Minna 
 514 Mission 
 226 Montgomery 
 507 Davis 
 539 California 
 446 
 
 319 Dupont 
 
 18 Taylor 
 
 903 Kearny 
 
 cor Minna and Fourth 
 
 326 Sansom 
 
 cor Sansom and Pacific 
 
 Luhaen D, 
 Long Thos, 
 Lou^h James, 
 Louis k Harris, 
 L udcr s Ot to, 
 LTTESMANN E, 
 Lukin J A, 
 Luttringcr Bros, 
 Lutz Jacob, 
 Lutzen M P, 
 Lynch James, 
 
 ■nch Jas H, 
 
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 ^«faack Ernst, 
 
 SW cor Kearny and Cal 
 Maosfi H, NE cor Fremont and Howard 
 Maass J, cor Howard and Main 
 
 Mackert Frank A, 010 Sacramento 
 
 Madel k Mastow, cor Howard and Spear 
 Madson 0, 14 Sacramento 
 
 Magg F, 636 Commercial 
 
 Magistra k Giacomini, 310^ Montgy ave 
 
 Mahler Chas, 
 Mahlmann Henry, 
 Mahlmann Peter, 
 Mahouey James, 
 Mairhofer Leonard, 
 Malagamba C, 
 
 733 Davis 
 
 603 California 
 
 614 Montgomery 
 
 601 Sixth 
 
 426 Fourth 
 
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 MALLOROVm JOSE,I>avis and Wash 
 Malloy Wm, 21 Vallejo 
 
 MaloneJ, 626 Third 
 
 Mamer J P, 325) East 
 
 Manning k Erwin, 1004 Kearny 
 
 Manning T, 109 Jessie 
 
 Marchebout k Boudin, Sixth and Folsom 
 Marchini M, 401 Davis 
 
 Marmovich M, 334 Bush 
 
 Marshall Wm, 626 Sacramento 
 
 Martin A, NW cor Kearny and Coml 
 Martin Chas, 632 Pacific 
 
 Martin C H, SW cor Vallejo and Davis 
 Martin k Horton, 545 Clay 
 
 Marti Jacob, 607 Commercial 
 
 Martin k Jaume, 632 Pacific 
 
 Martin Louis, 1024 Stockton 
 
 Martinovich S k Co,Sacrameuto and East 
 Masson & Dumont, 434 Rush 
 
 Mattes John, 208 Sutter 
 
 Matticevich N, Washington and Battery 
 Mayer W, Montgomery and California 
 
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 111 Eaat and 631 Davis 
 
 1118 Dupont 
 
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 611 Davis 
 
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 505 Washington 
 
 712 Pacific 
 
 220 and 222 California 
 
 638 Pacific 
 
 217 Battery 
 
 shill, 809 Market 
 
 Market and Hayes 
 
 34 Minna 
 
 514 Mission 
 
 226 Moiitaomery 
 
 507 Davis 
 
 539 California 
 
 ' 446 '• 1 
 
 319 Dupont 
 
 18 Taylor 
 
 903 Kearny 
 
 cor Minna and Fourth 
 
 325 Sansom 
 
 cor Sansom and Pacific 
 
 SW cor Kearny and Cal 
 
 jr Fremont and Howard 
 
 cor Howard and Main 
 
 A 610 Sacramento 
 
 ir,'cor Howard and Spear 
 
 14 Sacramento 
 
 636 Commercial 
 
 310i Montgy ave 
 
 733 Davis 
 
 (i03 California 
 
 614 Montgomery 
 
 501 Sixth 
 
 426 Fourth 
 
 1128Folsom 
 
 N J0SB,I>»vi8 and Wash 
 21 Vallejo 
 526 Third 
 329 East 
 krin. 1004 Kearny 
 
 109 Jessie 
 Joudin, Sixth and Folsom 
 *^ 401 Davis 
 
 334 Bush 
 626 Sacramento 
 W cor Kearny and Coml 
 532 Pacific 
 }W cor Vallejo and Davis 
 on, 545 Clay 
 
 507 Commercial 
 he 532 Pacific 
 
 ' 1024 Stockton 
 
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 208 Sutter 
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 Mayrhofer Peter, 
 MoArdlfl James £, 
 MoArdle Peter, 
 MoCann J, 
 McCarron Jaa, 
 McCarty M 
 McDonald John, 
 
 613 Brannan 
 627 WashinKton 
 Fourth and Market 
 216 Eighth 
 312 Pacific 
 1600 Mission 
 cor Sixth and Market 
 McDonald Michael, 1633 " 
 
 MoDontial S P, cor l^ourth and King 
 McGinerty Frank J, 821 Folsom 
 
 McOoven Philip, 
 MoUrary Thos, 
 McGregor J, 
 McHeury John, 
 McHugh P, 
 
 Kearny and Market 
 330 Sixth 
 242 Brannan 
 
 Sixth and <' 
 
 208 Third 
 
 MoKee Jno, cor Battery and Vallejo 
 MoKowen J C, 427 Washington 
 
 McKindlny W 
 McUu«hlinWS, 
 Mcl^o<l A, 
 McLiJod A E, 
 McMacarty Morris, 
 MuManus Tlios, 
 Mu>feal J, 
 McNenr J, 
 McPhersiin J, 
 
 MoVET CAL A, 
 
 McWiiliam Hugh, 
 Meade Jno, 
 Medauw J J H, 
 Meier John, 
 Meier Louis H, 
 Meierdierks C, 
 Meincke F ft C, 
 Meinke Henry, 
 Me issuer A, 
 Meades David, 
 Mercier E, 
 Meyer D, 
 
 767 Market 
 
 King hct 2d and 'M 
 
 5 Morton 
 
 1071 Market 
 
 1000 Mission 
 
 1602 " 
 
 821 Kearny 
 
 514 (ireen 
 
 20 Steuart 
 
 220 Kearny 
 
 819 Market 
 
 1040 Mission 
 
 970 Folsom 
 
 5 Mason 
 
 cor Seventh ave and N 
 
 cor Post and Powell 
 
 cor 26th and Mission 
 
 Mission and Steuart 
 
 423 Dupont 
 
 341 Sixth 
 
 NE cor Folsom and Sixth 
 
 cor Greenwich and Fillmore 
 
 Moran M, 
 Morande C, 
 Morgan Patrick, 
 Morkoii H F, 
 Morretti P, 
 Morrison John, 
 Morti Jacob, 
 Mouthon J, 
 Mueh N & Co, 
 Mueller Alois, 
 Mueller Geo, 
 
 per May), 
 Meyer F R, 
 Meyer H, 
 Meyer L, 
 Meyer W, 
 Miller Henry, 
 
 Miller Mrs John, 
 Miller Josephine, 
 Millitch ft Abramovich, 
 Minor S B, 
 Missler Beno, 
 
 (successor to Pros« | 
 
 33 Sutter 
 
 223 Pacific 
 
 Broadway and Front 
 
 22 Leidesdorff 
 
 323 Sansom 
 
 SW cor Davis and Jack 
 
 Mitchell Frank, 
 Mitchell Wm H, 
 
 139 Beale 
 
 702 Front 
 
 120 Leidesdorfif 
 
 13 Third 
 
 819 Kearny 
 
 cor Turk and Market 
 Oregon off Sattery 
 
 Moeller ft Granfiel, 609 Jackson 
 
 Mogling Chas, 1143 Mission 
 
 Momes ft Smith, 327 East 
 
 Monaghan J, 60 First 
 
 Monidian John ft Co, 434 Pine 
 
 Monnier G, 1153 Howard 
 
 MonnierG, 817 Larkin 
 
 Mooney Hugh, 244 Sutter 
 
 Moore ft Burns, 111 Jessie 
 Moore Peter J, SE cor Wash and Davis 
 
 63 Jessie 
 
 650 Sacramento 
 
 cor Baker and Beach 
 
 328 Pine 
 
 420 Jackson 
 
 cor Ninth and Mission 
 
 607 Commercial 
 
 608 Bush 
 
 141 1 Stockton 
 
 602 Market 
 
 , 414 
 
 Muhans Jos, cor Commercial and Kearny 
 Muhlner Wm J, 200 Hyde 
 
 Muller Geo, 213 Pine 
 
 Muller H, 20 Sacramento 
 
 MulliT Henry, 6 and 9 New Montgomery 
 Muller John .1, cor Steuart and Howard 
 MuUerJM, 702 Front 
 
 Mulliii ft Wiggless, 200 Steuart 
 
 Mullins W F, 1001 Turk 
 
 Munsou Jas, Long Bridge nr Kentucky 
 Murphy J, SW cor Mission and Seventh 
 Murphy J H, 800 Market 
 
 Murphy J J, 231 Kearny 
 
 Murpiiy John, Liberty and Townscnd 
 Murphy W, San Miguel Station 
 
 Murry J, N E cor Second and Brannan 
 Myer H, 724 Front 
 
 Myers & Markel, 710 Miss and 318 Bush 
 Nelson Albert N, cor Wash and Drumm 
 Nelson ft Ives, 27 Pacific 
 
 Neuber Adolf. 26 i Turk 
 
 ]>feuenbur g John , NW cor Poo and San 
 
 NETJENSCHWANDEB E, 422 Sao 
 
 Newell E D, 1 13 Natoma 
 
 Newton E D, cor Sac and Montgomer}' 
 NICHOLAS GEO* 31 Sacramento 
 
 Nichols PC, 30 Stockton 
 
 Nichols W M, cor Powell and Francisco 
 Nicolaysen J, cor Leid and Halleck 
 
 Niefer F, 28 Third 
 
 Niquet Chas, 8 Sixth 
 
 Nischwitz A, 14 and 16 Geary 
 
 Nis8en Christian, 25 Montgomery ave 
 NitzW, 211 Stevenson 
 
 Nolan J, SW cor Bush and Kearny 
 
 NoonanPJ, 2033 Post 
 
 Noordau Theo V, 1120 Larkin 
 
 Norton Jos, 1923 Polk 
 
 Norton P, 241 Eighth 
 
 Nupert L, 318 Bryant 
 
 Nyhuis Harm, 503 Pacific 
 
 Brien D, NW cor Clay and Drumm 
 O'Brien Edward, 2723 Sutter 
 
 O'Brien ft Holton, Folsom and Steuart 
 
 O'Brien James, 
 O'Brien Michael, 
 O'Brien R, 
 O'Brien Wm, 
 Ochler Minna, 
 O'Connell W M, 
 O'Connor D, 
 
 1326 Market 
 1700 Mission 
 516 •* 
 
 411 East 
 
 405 Drumm 
 
 156 First 
 
 412 Main 
 
 O'Dea M, SE cor Union and Larkin 
 
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 O'Doherty John, 1016J Market 
 
 O'Donell Patrick, Kentucky and Itith 
 Odoul August, cor Fifth ave and L 
 
 Oells £, cor Sutter and Central ave 
 
 O'Gonnan P, 410 Foisom 
 
 Ohlsen Chris, 1005 Kearny 
 
 O'Kelly M, 1111 Howard 
 
 Olfs W, 3 Broadway 
 
 Olsen & Wall, cor Kearny and Mont ave 
 Olson J, 1110 Battery 
 
 O'Xeil John, cor M and 5th ave S 8 F 
 O'Neill Joseph, 124 Fourth 
 
 O'Neill R, 1513 Larkin 
 
 O'Beilly John P & Co, Spring & iSummer 
 OrrJH, 110 Third 
 
 O'Shea C, '240 Minna 
 
 Osuier & Co, cor Ist & Bran; Fol & Steii 
 O'Sullivan I), '20 Commercial 
 
 O'SULLIVAN JOHN M. 30 Montgy 
 
 vJ'Sullivan M J, 900 Larkia 
 
 O'Snllivan P D, 1741 Mission 
 
 Otker Fritz, '2'25 Steuart 
 
 Otterstedt F, NW cor 7th and Howard 
 
 Kadovich L & Co, 
 I Kadovich 9c, Uhrlandt, 
 
 Kamson A, 
 ' Kanken H, 
 
 Kazetto T, 
 I Head R, 
 
 Reardon P, 
 
 Owens Thomas, 
 Paupitz F W, 
 Paveleni G, 
 Payne J H, 
 Pechin C, 
 Peliiociaja L, 
 Pellicciaja P, 
 Pelz David, 
 FENOELLAY R W, 
 
 Perrault Maurice N, 31 
 
 Peters Jacob, 
 
 Peters John, SE cor Fourth and Berry 
 
 Peters Wm C, 024 Clay 
 
 Petersen Nick, cor 4th and Townsuntl 
 
 400 Montgomery 
 
 123 Jackson 
 
 7 Vallejo 
 
 > 701) Davis 
 
 417 Front 
 
 618 " 
 
 618 *• 
 
 1011 Market 
 
 676 Folsom 
 
 Washington 
 
 505 PaciHc 
 
 Petersen & Diuckhoff, 
 Peterson John, 
 Peterson A, 
 
 PETERSON L, 
 
 Peterson O, 
 
 PETTEiiSONJ. 
 
 Pluilau & Donohue, 
 Phillips J B, 
 Piaggio A, 
 Picper Leon, 
 Pircher Bros, 
 Popovich & Co, 
 Porter A A, 
 Powers & Gould, 
 Pozzi P, 
 Preda (i, 
 Prignor P, 
 Prozelt C, 
 Prnnty Owen, 
 Pulleu Geo G, 
 
 228 Paciiic 
 
 326 Main' 
 
 228 Pacific; 
 
 531 East 
 
 220 Kearny 
 
 324 Main 
 
 33 Second 
 
 1144 itjarket 
 
 1622 Stockton, 
 
 643 Washington 
 
 707 Mission 
 
 1654 Polk I 
 
 432 Califarnia 
 
 413 Sansoni| 
 
 325 Montgomery ave 
 
 611 Montwnneryl 
 
 2546 Folsom 
 
 419 Montgomery 
 SW cor 8th and Folsom 
 833 Kearny 
 Puriiell l>, Central ave bet Post and Sut 
 Purdy G W, Lcmg Bridge, Potrero| 
 
 Purdy Owen, SE cor Folsom and Eighth' 
 Quillici A, 306 Montgomery ave 
 
 Quinn John, 9 Merchants lixchange; 
 Radke M F, 255 Steuart| 
 
 877 Market 
 
 306 Kearny 
 
 7 Commercial 
 
 SE cor Seventh and Market 
 
 . 619 Mission 
 
 NE cor Sutter and Polk 
 
 702 Mission 
 
 Rebut A, cor Filbert and Van Ness ave 
 
 RECKENBEIL F, 308 Dupont 
 
 Keddy Jno, cor Beale and Bryant 
 
 Redtield Fritz, SW cor Kearny and Post 
 Reed Chas, 104 Jackson 
 
 Reed Mrs S, 1110 Dupont 
 
 Reepen H, 154 Third 
 
 Reese Geo, 931^ Folsom and 319 Fifth 
 Regan & McNamara,3 & 4Merchant8 Ex 
 Reich JnoC, 318 Pacific 
 
 Reichert Joa, 1 14 Tyler 
 
 Reikols & Weise, cor 16th and Mission 
 Ueiliy Jno, 51 1 Fourth 
 
 Reley W, cor Folsom and Steuurt 
 
 Remmel & Otersen, 16 Thinl 
 
 Jiv'ske Peter, 343 Hayes 
 
 Rice & Hinrichs, cor Miss and Stuuart 
 Rice Jas, 350 Brannan 
 
 RICE P Bt 1^8 New Montgomery 
 
 Riclmnls J E, 227 Hush 
 
 Richardson C, . 739 Folsom 
 
 Ricliter & Maxmillian, 529 Jackscn 
 
 Rick F, 508 Sixtuiiiith 
 
 Rieck C & Co.NW cor Sutter and Stock 
 Riekels & Weise, cor Miss and 16th 
 
 Kiley Allen, SW cor Folsom and Steuart 
 Rinz Adolph, 1129 Mission 
 
 Ritzau & Obermeyer, cor Post and Dup 
 Roach D D. 1317 Mission 
 
 ROACHE JAMES, 636 Fourth 
 
 Robbins J W, 1012 Potrero ave 
 
 Rolwrtson R<>l)t, 727 Montgomery 
 
 Robertson S J, NW cor Kearny and Sac 
 Robin Adrien & Co, 614 Fourth 
 
 Robinson Henry, NW cor Davis and Jack 
 Rodefeld Krcd'k, SW cor Kear and Post 
 Rodgcrs Benj, 252 Brannan 
 
 llodgers P, 1727 Market 
 
 Roe Jas, cor Fifth ave and L 
 
 Roes L B, cor .lackson and Hattery 
 
 UoeslerC, 703 J Davis 
 
 Rhode Henry, SW cor Front and Wash 
 Rhode Peter, 8 Clay 
 
 Rohltls & Woebke, 1 Mission 
 
 Rohrs <«eo H, cor Sut and Central ave 
 Roley J C & Co, ;«)8 Kearny 
 
 Romani S, 437 Bromlway 
 
 Rooney P H, 813 Battery 
 
 Rosenbaum Jno H, R R and Fifth avea 
 
 Rosengarn H, 
 Rossi A (Ik Co, 
 Rotenstein Alex, 
 Roth & Co, 
 Rotherman .Ino, 
 
 202 I'ost 
 
 521 Commercial 
 
 635 Clay 
 
 214 and 516 Pine 
 
 cor Fourth and King 
 
 Rotherman & Stolte, 
 
 Fourth bet Townsend and King 
 
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 DClt, 
 
 877 Market 
 306 Kearny 
 7 Commercial 
 p Seventh and Market 
 , 619 Mission 
 E cor Sutter and Polk 
 702 Mission 
 bert and Van Ness ave 
 ■o 308 Dupont 
 
 cor Beale and Bryant 
 V cor Kearny and Post 
 104 Jackson 
 1110 Dupont 
 154 Third 
 I Folsom and 319 Fifth 
 ara.3 & 4Merchants Ex 
 318 Pacific 
 114 Tyler 
 cor 10th and Mission 
 511 I'ourth 
 cor Folsom and Steiuvrt 
 „„ 10 Third 
 
 ' 34:i H.iyes 
 
 cor Miss and Stcuart 
 ' 350 Brannan 
 
 148 New Montgomery 
 2-27 Bush 
 73!) Folsom 
 iiiUian, rvJi) Jackscn 
 
 508 Sixtuiiiith 
 \V, cor Sutter and Stock 
 e ' cor Miss and IGth 
 ir'cor Folsom and Steuart 
 1120 Mission 
 lever. cor Post and Dup | j 
 ^ 1317 Mission ' 
 
 HIES, **"^^ Fourth 
 
 1012 Potrero ave 
 727 Montgomery 
 NW cor Kearny and Sac 
 „ (jo^ 014 Fourth 
 
 Y >f\V cor Davis and .hick Si 
 k! S\V cor Kear and Post t| 
 252 Brail nan 
 . 1727 Market 
 cor Fifth ave and L 
 iacksou and Pattery 
 703^ Davis 
 SW cor Front and NViish 
 
 8 Clay I 
 bke 1 Mission , 
 
 co'r Sut and Central ave 
 ;i08 Kearny i 
 437 Browlwiiy 
 813 Battery 
 xo H, II R and Fifth avj^ , 
 
 521 Commercial 
 
 ■ox «=^" ^^"y 
 
 ■^ 214 and 510 Pine 
 
 lo, cor Fourth and King 
 Stolte, , , ^-. 
 
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 Rottanzi G, 1027 Market 
 
 Bottermann C, Sixth bet Mkt and Miss 
 Rotter tnann Chas, 119 Bush 
 
 ROZIEBE C, 21 Stockton 
 
 Rudolph Cha8,cor Dupoiit and O'Farrell 
 Rumetsch Jacob, NW cor Dup and Sut 
 Rumpinsky August, cor Miss and Beale 
 Rusclier J, 103 Jessie 
 
 Rush Ed, 941 Market 
 
 ilussellE, ^ 5 Polk 
 
 Ruttger Joe, 710 Montgomery 
 
 Ryan Michael, 818 Howard 
 
 Sagehorn H, 520 Union 
 
 Saiiisot F, NW cor Main and Mission 
 Sam Joseph, 638 Commercial 
 
 Sample & Beyer, 10 to 18 Leidesdorff 
 SAMPLE SS. 211 Kearny 
 
 Samuel A, 
 Sanderson J A, 
 Sandford & Marx, 
 Sandmann E, 
 Sangxiinetti Stephen, 
 Sarret M, 
 Sartor & Steifaui, 
 Sass A H, 
 Schiwfer C, 
 Scharpen P, 
 Scheggia C, 
 Scheper J H 
 
 i^ott E, 106 Steuart 
 
 Sears & Foley, 
 
 cor Wash and East; Bdwy and Davis 
 Seipel C, SE cor Mission and Erie 
 
 Sehg M, N W cor Bush and Sansom 
 
 bellenger F, G15 Pacific 
 
 Semler Mrs A, Greenwich and Baker 
 Fremont and Mission 
 632 Fourth 
 102i Stockton 
 1474 Harrison 
 ou , - r , 240 Minna 
 
 hheehan John, Greenwich and Broderick 
 Sheehan Joseph, 400 Market 
 
 Shelly John, Howard and Fourth 
 
 Hengstacken P, 
 Severts A P, 
 Seydel E, 
 Shannon T, 
 Shea C, 
 
 311 Fifth 
 
 Oakland Ferry Boat 
 
 16 Steuart 
 
 233 Sixth 
 
 526 Broadway 
 
 1101 Dupout 
 
 1107 
 
 1042 Folsom 
 
 1129 Mission 
 
 500 Sixth 
 
 1138 Dupout 
 
 NE cor Beale and Bryant 
 
 SCHJCICKER HENRY, 717 Davis 
 
 Schluter D, 508 
 
 Schmalzen G, 121 Fourth 
 
 Schmidt Adolph, SE cor 5th and Berry 
 
 Schmidt Geo, 920 Market 
 
 Schuiidt Hubert, 534 Montgomery ave 
 
 Schmidt W, Missitm Market 
 
 SCHMITZ F P, u»;!2 
 
 Schneider Beuj, Montgomery and Clay 
 Schneider Geo, 1125 Dupout 
 
 Schoenfelder Jchr, Hi.. 
 
 Schreiber J, 633 Mission 
 
 Sciiroder — , 213 Montgomery 
 
 Scliruder A Saeiiger, 425 Kivst 
 
 Schroeder Chaw, 833 Kearny 
 
 Scliroedcr Wm, 28 Stockton 
 
 Schulty Wm, 308 Dupout 
 
 Schultz & Koch, Broadway and Davis 
 Schultz L, 439 Jackson 
 
 Sehul/e & Kuntz, 331 Bush; 314 Hayes 
 Schumacher F, 30 Steuart 
 
 Schuppert Chas, 545 California 
 
 Schwartz Bros, 133 Montgomery 
 
 Schwartz (iustav, 540 Clay 
 
 SCHWARTZ. HUSINQ & MEYER, 
 
 1 Market 
 Schwartz J, cor Powell and Chestnut 
 Schwarz Chas, 2201) Powell 
 
 Schwedt A F, Washington and Drumm 
 Schwemm C H F, 1210 i Market 
 
 Schwietors & Miers, 220 Dupont 
 
 Schwob A A. Co, 925 Howard 
 
 Sheridan D, 
 Shinkwin J W, 
 Shoufe & McCrum, 
 Shrewsbury W H, 
 Sievers Wm, 
 Sieweke Louis, 
 Simousen A M, 
 Sippel F E, 
 Sjowall E P, 
 Skuce J, 
 
 SMITH ADAM, 
 
 i^n.ith Chas, 
 
 SMITH HARRY, 
 
 Smith ,lohn, 
 Smitii John, 
 Smith Wm, 
 
 33 Dupont 
 
 1035 Folsom 
 
 208 Market 
 
 116 Fourth 
 
 1 1 Jackson 
 
 611 
 
 1011 Kearny 
 
 638 Sacramento 
 
 First ave 
 
 536 Jackson 
 
 633 Sacramento 
 
 718 Kearny 
 
 59 Clay 
 
 Greenwich and Steiuer 
 
 102 Jackson 
 
 Mission Market 
 
 Sciaroui & Zeiro, 
 ScoUay W A, 
 
 621 Broa«lway 
 1522 Stockton 
 
 Snivoly J H, NW cor Third and Bryant 
 .'iomerville & Ellis, cor Mont ave& K'iar 
 Sosao A, 810 Kearny 
 
 SpanierJos, 112 Post 
 
 Spencer Dp I'id, cor Beale and Folsom 
 Spengemann Chas, 25 Summer 
 
 .Spiegel A, 614 California 
 
 Sprague A, 900 Market 
 
 Stuck M, 1831 Mission 
 
 Statlelbach E, 108 Steuart 
 
 •StahlE, . 228 Bush 
 
 Stihl Henry N, 613 and 615 Sansom 
 
 .Stahl & Vonaspen, 
 Stapff Wm, 
 Steer Henry, 
 Steicher Jacob, 
 Steiner N, 
 Steiuhart M, 
 Stcinkamp C F * C, 
 .Steimer Henry, 
 Sternberg & Hancbnann, 
 
 415 Pine 
 
 116 Dupout 
 
 451 First 
 
 1814 Ceary 
 
 5 Leidesdorlf 
 
 •. 1024 Larkin 
 
 327 Sacramento 
 
 921 Kearny 
 
 610 Merchant 
 
 .Stevens Geo, SE cor Battery and Union 
 
 Stone Chas L, 
 
 .Stoven Henry, 
 
 Stozen & Myers, 
 
 Straub Joseph, 
 
 Strothoff J, 
 
 STUART CD. 
 
 Stumpf John, 
 Sturla G B & Co. 
 Sullivan D 0, 
 Sullivan J D, 
 
 1144 Market 
 
 175 Sixteenth 
 
 cor 14th and Mission 
 
 25 Sixth 
 
 215 " 
 
 525^ Sansom 
 
 First ave South S F 
 
 1402 Dupont 
 
 29 Commercial 
 
 657 Washington 
 
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 Sullivan M J, 21 Montgomery ave 
 
 Sullivan M J, 
 
 cor Taylor ft Tyler & Larkin & Geary 
 Sullivan I*, 12 Broadway 
 
 Sullivan Timothy, 1242 Market 
 
 Swineford Newton, cor Kearny and Pine 
 TaetGS, 812 Clay 
 
 Tardos Louis, 400 G«ary 
 
 Tayac C J, ' « 31 Fourth 
 
 Teese Lewis Jr, 432 Kearny 
 
 Tetz Joseph, SW cor Geary and Dupont 
 Theil Frank, 300 Third 
 
 Thomas Chas J, 35 Eddy 
 
 Thorn Whroden Tn, cor 4th and Stev 
 Thorsen Peter, 623 East 
 
 Tichenor S J, NE cor Battery and Bush 
 Tir"d ft Doekum, SE cor Sac and Kear 
 Tierney Thos, New Montgy and How 
 Tietjen H, 906 Kearny 
 
 Tietjen Hermann, cor Pine and St Mary 
 Tobbe D, 541 and 543 Mission 
 
 Tobbenboske Herman, cor 2d and Mkt 
 
 Tonnemacher Julius, 
 Torni S, 
 
 Tracy ft Buckley, 
 TBAFOLITE & 
 Trenschel G A, 
 Treuschel G A, 
 Triay Antonia, 
 Tridon L, 
 
 TUESMANH ERNST. 
 
 911 Kearny 
 
 316 Broadway 
 
 1000 Market 
 
 TlO.Sansom 
 
 748 Brannan 
 
 20 Sacramento 
 
 419Drumm 
 
 757 Clay 
 
 539 California 
 
 TVson D S, 
 Ungrott Aug, 
 Unruh A, 
 Urban J, 
 Umer J, 
 Vallet Chas, 
 Van Bergen August, 
 Van Norden — , 
 Van Norden T, 
 Vaughn AH, 
 Vibert M, 
 Villedieu Chas, 
 Violich Nicholas, 
 Voges Geo, 
 
 Waas G ft H, cor Steiner and Herman 
 Warner A, Meig's Wharf and Francisco 
 Waugeman Asa L, 1 Summer 
 
 Weber G, 418 Broadway 
 
 Wedel J G, SE cor Dumm and Pacific 
 Wedemeyer Trederick, 
 
 Railroad bet 5th and 6th aves 
 Weeks W H, 509 Valencia 
 
 Wehr Henry, 40 Jackson 
 
 Weisenbom Fred, cor Lyon and Lombard 
 Weiss ft Walter, 333 Bush 
 
 Welch ft Co, 333 Third 
 
 Welsh Henry J, 115 Sixth 
 
 Welsh John, NW cor 25th and Howard 
 Wenzel Fr, 538 Commercial 
 
 Weasell John, SE cor Powell and Union 
 Whelan John, cor Fillmora and Tyler 
 White Thos, 217 Pacific 
 
 Wiemann Chas ft Co, 65 Fourth 
 
 Wienberg ft Specker, Channel and 4th 
 WilfordA. 1155 Mission 
 
 Wilke Louis, 34 Second 
 
 Wilkinson E J, cor Bay and Fillmore 
 
 122 Leidesdorff 
 
 18 Hayes 
 
 329 Dupont 
 
 317 Montgomery ave 
 
 2122 Mission 
 
 347 Fifth 
 
 425 Sansom 
 
 1747 Mission 
 
 1120 Larkin 
 
 21 LeideadorfiF 
 
 518 Valencia 
 
 111 Dupont 
 
 cor Ky and Merrimac 
 
 125 Post 
 
 Vollmer H, SW cor Pacific and East 
 Von Aspem J, 415 Pine 
 
 Vonder NienburgWA, cor Cal ft Drumm 
 
 Von Ghetaldi Emil, 
 Von Staden Geo, 
 W^ohmeth Wm, 
 Wagner Ed L, 
 Wahl Chris, 
 Wahl Louis, 
 Waldeck Bros, 
 Waller Claus, 
 Walsh E, 
 Walsh E, 
 Walsh Mrs Mary, 
 Walter ft Harmann, 
 
 Walterstein F, NE cor 
 Walther P H, 
 Wambach Chas, 
 
 516 Battery 
 
 901 Kearny 
 
 2008 Mission 
 
 ! 1232 Dup-^nt 
 
 615 Merchant 
 
 506 Clay 
 
 22 First 
 
 cor Jackson and East 
 
 SE cor Bay and Mason 
 
 641 Mission 
 
 422 Drumm 
 
 Kearny and Sutter 
 
 Kear and Wash 
 
 221 Dupont 
 
 1135 Dupont 
 
 Willand ft Swartwont, 
 Williams ft Scbreiber, 
 Wilson Andrew, 
 Wiltmeier John G, 
 Windt C, 
 Winslow C W, 
 Winter ft Pauli, 
 
 828 Market 
 
 21 Kearny 
 
 111 Jackson 
 
 513 Pacific 
 
 518 Merchant 
 
 314 Third 
 
 411 Bush 
 
 Wintz Joseph, SE cor 19th and Mission 
 Wobber E A, cor Beale and Brannan 
 WochatzC, 411 Bush 
 
 WoerzC, 1607 Polk 
 
 Woerz G H, 5 Hardie place 
 
 Wohlke John, 31 Kfth 
 
 Wortman F ft Co, cor Clay and Kearny 
 Wortman Henry, cor How'rd and Stuart 
 Wrede.C, 419 East 
 
 Wrede ft Co, NW cor Clay and East 
 
 Wrede John, 
 Wuestefeld J G, 
 Wyman C, 
 Wyrich Christian, 
 Zaubitzer Albert, 
 Zeiro & Seraroni, 
 Zenovich L, 
 
 222 Washington 
 
 308 Fourth 
 
 777 Mission 
 
 16 Clay 
 
 248 Sutter 
 
 621 Broadwiy 
 
 640 Post 
 
 LIQUORS-WHOLESALE. 
 
 ALLEN D H & CO, 322 and 324 Front 
 ANOTJRAN C & ^0, 515 and 517 Sac 
 BACH, MEESE v . Jg. 321 Montgy 
 
 BRICKWEDEL, HEN&T & 
 
 CO, 208and 210 From 
 
 CARROLL R T & COf 328-336 Sansom 
 Cartan, McCarthy ft Co, 513 Sac 
 
 CASSIN F & P J, 12 and 14 California 
 CHAUCHE A G, 615 and 617 Front 
 Chenery, Souther ft Co, 204 California 
 CHEVALIER F & CO* 520-522 Wash 
 Chieiovich E ft Co, 601 Front 
 
 Cockrill T G ft Co, 324 Oay 
 
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 )r Steiner and Hermaa 
 's Wharf and Francisco 
 J, 1 Summer 
 
 418 Broadway 
 cor Dumm and Pacific 
 erick, 
 
 id bet 5th and 6th aves 
 
 509 Valencia 
 
 40 Jacksou 
 
 cor Lyon and Lombard 
 
 333 Bush 
 
 333 Third 
 
 115 Sixth 
 
 J cor 25th and Howard 
 
 538 Commercial 
 
 I cor Powell and Union 
 
 Bor Fillmora and Tyler 
 
 217 Pacific 
 
 ; Co, 65 Fourth 
 
 3ker, Channel and 4th 
 
 1155Miss>i>n 
 
 34 Second 
 
 cor Bay and Fillmore 
 
 ;wont, 
 eiber, 
 
 828 Market 
 
 21 Kearny 
 
 111 Jackson 
 
 513 Pacific 
 
 518 Merchant 
 
 314 Third 
 
 411 Bush 
 
 B cor 19th and Mission 
 
 cor Beale and Brannan 
 
 411 Bush 
 
 1607 Polk 
 
 5 Hardie slace 
 
 31 Kfth 
 
 , cor Clay and Kearny 
 
 cor How'rd and Stuart 
 
 419 East 
 
 NW cor Clay and East 
 
 222 Washington 
 
 308 Fourth 
 
 777 Mission 
 
 16 Clay 
 
 248 Sutter 
 
 621 Broadwiy 
 
 640 Post 
 
 -WHOLESALE. 
 
 CO, 322 and 324 Front 
 ^% 515 and 517 Sac 
 , JO, 321 Montgy 
 
 HENRY ft 
 
 208and 210 Front 
 ft COt 328-336 Sansom 
 
 K4; Co, 513 Sac 
 
 , 12 and 14 California 
 , 615 and 617 Front 
 & Co, 204 California 
 ft CO. 520-522 Wash 
 |o, 601 Front 
 
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 Commins & O'Connor, 
 
 7 and 9 Pine and 238 and 240 Mkt 
 Denaveaux & Maison, cor Jack and San 
 Dreyfus B k Co, 521 and 523 Market 
 FAROO £U^ ft F, 
 
 316 t'ront cor Commercial 
 Fenkhausen & Braunschweiger, 
 
 414 Front 
 
 FISHER WJft CO, 
 FLANAGAN JAMES B, 
 
 Goodwin M & Co, 
 Grange Numa, 
 Gundlach J & Co, 
 Haberling J C, 
 
 407 
 
 537 Bryant 
 
 407 Battery 
 
 711 Sansom 
 
 cor Market and 2d 
 
 llODupont 
 
 HOELSHER WM ft CO, 504 Market 
 HOTALINO A P, 429 and 431 Jackson 
 Hubert J, 1330 Stockton 
 
 Janjou E A & Co, 430 Jackson 
 
 JOEiT ft ABLER, 321 Battery 
 
 KANE, O'LEART ft CO, 
 
 221 and 223 Bush 
 Kelly & Eagan, 604 Battery 
 
 Kelly, Henderson & Gilchrist, 
 
 309 and 311 Front 
 
 KENNEYJOHN, 605 " 
 
 Kittelberger & Dold, 
 
 SE cor Market and Dupont 
 Kohler & Frohling, 626 Montgy 
 
 and SE cor Sutter and Dupont 
 Lachman & Jacobi, cor Market and 1st 
 Lachman S k Co, 401 to 41 1 Market 
 
 LANQ ft CO, 210 Dupont 
 
 Lenormand Bros, 40 Clay 
 
 LIIIENTHAL ft CO, 223 California 
 
 417 Battery 
 
 508 Jackson 
 
 311 Pacific 
 
 310 Sacramento 
 
 408 Front 
 
 540 Market 
 
 314 Sacramento 
 
 33 Sutter 
 
 Sabatie P G & Co, 330 Bush 
 
 Saultier Jno & Co, 607 Front 
 
 SCHMITZ JOHN P, 1032 Market 
 
 Schroder Henry & Co, 
 
 Battery and Washington 
 S chul tz & Von Ba^en, Front and Cal 
 
 SHEA, BOCQUERAZ ft MoEEE. 
 
 527 Front 
 Siebe Bros & Plagemann, 425-427 Sac 
 Simiuonds G, 312 " 
 
 SPRTJANCE, STANLEY ft CO. 
 
 410 Front 
 SROTJFE&McCRTJM, 
 
 11 and 13 Pine; 208 and 210 Market 
 
 Steinhagen P, 612 Clay 
 
 Taussig Louis k Co, 303 Battery 
 
 Thacher Geo & Co, 214 Front 
 
 VAN BERGEN N ft CO, 415 Clay 
 
 Vignier A, 429 and 431 Battery 
 
 yiLLEDIEU CHAS. HU Dupont 
 
 Walter M & Co, 621 Sansom 
 
 Walters Bros, 221 California 
 
 WARD WM ft CO, 509 Sacramento 
 Warde M & Co, 
 
 313 and 315 Battery; 400 and 406 Com 
 Weil Bros, 213 Jackson 
 
 Wichman & Lutgen, 321 Clay 
 
 Wilh elmi H & Co, 109 California 
 
 WILMERBING ft CO, 214-216 Front 
 York Wm, 204 California 
 
 J. Gundlach. 
 
 CUA8. BUNDBCHN. 
 
 Loewe Bros, 
 Lyons E G & Co, 
 Malatesta Louis, 
 Mandlebaum F, 
 Martin £ & Co, 
 McAran k Co, 
 Meinecke Chas k Co, 
 Meyer Em, 
 Moon, Solly k Co, 
 
 316 Sacramento and 321 Coml 
 Moore, Hunt k Co, 32 California 
 
 More, Reynolds k Co, 212 
 
 NABER, ALFS ft BRTJNE, 413 Front 
 
 Neuman k Putzman, 340 Pine 
 
 Noisat Bros, 1334 Dupont 
 
 Palmer Henry k Co, 302 Davis 
 
 Paquette A F, 310 Pine 
 
 Pascal, Dubedat k >Co, 428 Jackson 
 
 Pestner k Hilderbrandt, 411 and 413 Bat 
 Porter David, 405 and 407 Montgomery 
 RADOVICHBOZO, 29 Geary 
 
 Ramm H, 215 Van Ness ave 
 
 Rebstock, Endres k Co, 322 Sansom 
 
 RenzJohn, 219 Commercial 
 
 Richard k Harri8on,316 and 318 Battery 
 Riley Benj F, 318 Front 
 
 Roth & Co, 216 Pine 
 
 ROZIERE C, 21 Stockton 
 
 iSabatie A £ & Co, 617 and 619 Sans6m 
 
 J. GUNDLACH & CO., 
 
 Dealers in and Growers of 
 
 CaliiafiieniBMies, 
 
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 M. J. Nbwhark. 
 F. O'Lrarv. 
 
 Max Orubnbbro. 
 Michael K^b. 
 
 KANE. OlEARY & CO., 
 
 (Biitablished 1H60.) 
 
 Importers and Wholesale Dealers in 
 
 Fine Wines | Liquors. 
 
 221 & 223 Bush Street, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 LITHOGRAPHERS. 
 
 BAKER OEO H, 329 Sansom 
 
 BANCROFT A L & CO, 721 Market 
 BRITTON & REY, 525 Commercial 
 Elliott W W & Co, 106 Leidesdorif 
 
 GALLOWAY W T, 640 Clay 
 
 SCHMIDT M & CO. 41 1 Clay; 412 Com 
 Waldstein A, ,320 Sansom 
 
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 LIVERY STABLES. 
 
 Archibald P L & Co, 
 Baettge P, 
 Banks Geo S, 
 Barney M, 
 Boettger Chae, 
 Boyd Wm, 1009 
 
 Burk e John, 
 
 BUTLER A B, 
 
 CaBsidy M, 
 
 1 324- 132G Market 
 
 110 Washington 
 
 709 Jones 
 
 1623 Market 
 
 55 Clay 
 
 and 101 1 Valencia 
 
 955 Folsom 
 
 135 Montgomery 
 
 62 Minna 
 
 Charlton & Groeper, 9 Washington 
 
 Clayburgh & Brandenstein, 112 Post 
 Collins D B, 222 Fifth 
 
 Conlon M, 1513 California 
 
 Corbett P J, 618 and 520 Hayes 
 
 Coyne Jas, 14 Fourteenth 
 
 Craie Jas, 713 Commerciul 
 
 CRITTENDEN C S, 409-41 1 Taylor 
 Daly John, 
 
 Donnellan T, 
 Dowling Edward, 
 Dowliug Richard, 
 DOYLE E H. 
 
 Dryer C F, 
 Eggleton Geo, 
 
 EHLERSJ. 
 
 Ferguson J P, 
 Fitzgerald & Conlon, 
 Flood John, 
 Folley D J, 
 French J B, 
 Gilfoy John, 
 Gobey F, 
 Gordon & Cory, 
 Harris R W, 
 Hart M, 
 Healy & Fagen, 
 Hennessey P, 
 Hildebraad Geo, 
 
 908 Harrison 
 
 719 O'Farrell 
 
 610 Howard 
 
 621 and 623 Grove 
 
 248 Third 
 
 1315 Stockton 
 
 IJ9 and 121 Jackson 
 
 1221 Pierce 
 
 814 Mission 
 
 1515 California 
 
 823 Folsom 
 
 1812 Powell 
 
 919 Tyler 
 
 608 Mission 
 
 228 Sutter 
 
 1015 Market 
 
 807 Montgomery 
 
 818 Geary 
 
 332 Bush 
 
 765 Mission 
 
 807 Vallejo 
 
 Hynard Alonzo P, Twelfth and Mission 
 Joyce E, 721 Valencia 
 
 Kellett C, 2618 Mission 
 
 Kelling & Mopre, 420 Pacitic 
 
 KELLY THOS,Leaven worth and ( Iwiry 
 Kerr Wm, 106 Valkjo 
 
 King B C, 1608 West Missiou 
 
 LAMBERT WM F, 
 
 Larsen Sorron, 
 
 LAUBERT W F, 
 
 Luwton C D, 
 Ledgett R D, 
 Mahead M, 
 Mann J D, 
 Manning M, 
 Marabello John, 
 Margetson F G J, 
 Marshall A, 
 Marsilli & Co, 
 Marson C F, 
 McArdle Henry, 
 McCaflFerty Wm, 
 McCarrol k Hughes, 
 McCarthy Daniel, 
 
 MoCORD. BRIDGE & CO. 
 
 212 Sutter and 221 Elli 
 McDonald J F & Co, 13 Webl 
 
 875 Fokom 
 
 12 Merchant 
 
 875 Folsom 
 
 1925 Bush 
 
 13':5 " 
 
 2619 Mission 
 
 918(Jeary 
 
 625 Fulton 
 
 686 McAllister 
 
 178 Jessie 
 
 734 Folsom 
 
 320 Broadwav 
 
 196 Stevenson 
 
 610 How.in 
 
 2417 Missioi 
 
 610 Howan 
 
 797 Missioi 
 
 Michelson M, 
 Morshead J W, 
 Mundell C, 
 Nathan S, 
 Newman A, 
 Newman Jacob, 
 Nolan John, 
 
 cor Eddy and Hyd 
 
 25 Washingtni 
 
 775 Marke 
 
 726 Unio 
 
 815 Gear 
 
 2912 Miaaio 
 
 1311 Californi 
 
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 •andenstein, 112 Post 
 222 Fifth 
 1513 California 
 518 and 520 Hayea 
 14 Fourteenth 
 713 Commercial 
 NCS, 409-411 Taylor 
 908 Harrison 
 719 O'Farrell 
 ^ 610 Howard 
 
 J 621 and 623 Grove 
 248 Third 
 1315 Stockton 
 119 and 121 Jackson 
 1221 Pierce 
 814 Mission 
 onion, 1515 California 
 823 Folsoin 
 1812 Powell 
 919 Tyler 
 608 Mission 
 228 Sutter 
 y 1015 Market 
 
 807 Montgomery 
 818 Geary 
 n 332 Bush 
 
 ' 765 Mission 
 
 eo 807 Vallejo 
 
 zo P, Twelfth and Mission 
 721 Valencia 
 2618 Mission 
 pre, 420 Pacific ] 
 
 OS.Leaven worth and ( Iwiry 
 106 Vallejo I 
 1608 West Mission i 
 WM P 875 Folsom 
 
 h ' 12 Merchant 
 
 Tir p 875 Folsom 
 
 " ' 1925 Bush 
 
 1325 " 
 2619 Mission 
 918(ieary 
 625 Fulton 
 bhn, 686 McAllister 
 
 ■^fj J 178 Jessie 
 
 734 Folsom 
 o 320 Broadway 
 
 * 196 Stevenson 
 
 ,„ry 610 Howard 
 
 VVm 2417 Mission 
 
 Hughes, 610 Howard 
 
 ►aniel, 797 Mission 
 
 ■!212 Sutter and 221 EUu 
 
 F&Co, 13Webl) 
 
 1, cor Eddy and Hyde] 
 
 W 25 Washington 
 
 ' 775 Market 
 
 726 Union 
 
 815 Geary 
 
 •cob, 2912 Mission 
 
 1311 Calif ornu 
 
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 San Francisco. 
 
 CLAssirrRD. 
 
 LUM 
 
 lJ(t)9 
 
 Norton Henry M, 
 Novella & Pitto, 
 O'Callahan D J, 
 O'Connor D, 
 O^Leary James, 
 O'Neil D & Co, 
 O'Neil Thos, 
 
 PALMER E a 
 
 Turk and Larkin 
 
 427 Jackson 
 
 838 Howard 
 
 1014 Polk 
 
 2113 Pine 
 
 836 Howard 
 
 1616 Mission 
 
 (New City Hall), 
 
 134 Tyler 
 
 Parker J M, Minna and New Montgy 
 Patterson Bros, 8 Capp 
 
 Pentony John, 633 Green 
 
 Peters J H, 2335 Washington 
 
 Pico P & Montroni A, 517 Green 
 
 Prince Charles, 2125 Mission 
 
 Rhode Island Livery Stable, 126 Fourth 
 
 Eippenburgh Wm, 
 Roden A G, 
 Ryan Thos, 
 Selling: & Cutting, 
 Short D M, 
 Silck Andrew, 
 Slocum Ix)t D, 
 Smith A B & Co, 
 Smith R, 
 
 102 Clark 
 
 1717 Sacramento 
 
 615 P:1H8 
 
 113 O'Farrell 
 
 2414 California 
 
 15 Washington 
 
 921 and 923 Siitcer 
 
 1209 Folsom 
 
 524 Third 
 
 ST GEORGE STABLES, (A b 
 
 Butler propr), 
 Stewart David, 
 Sullivan P, 
 Swain J H, 
 Taylor Chas, 
 Tompkinson J, 
 Wade W W, 
 Waite A T, 
 Wall C L & Co, 
 Waters A, 
 Weedon 1-: M, 
 Weston A S, 
 Wilson J F, 
 Winchester C W, 
 Yeazell A H, 
 
 Bush above Keaniy 
 
 134 Seventh 
 
 915 Folsom 
 
 417 
 
 1 1 Powell 
 
 57, 59 and 61 Minua 
 
 7 10 Broadway 
 
 1209 Masoij 
 
 38 Sixth 
 
 1000 Goary 
 
 2111 and 2113 Polk 
 
 1537 Mission 
 
 126 Ellis 
 
 13 and 15 Stevenson 
 
 1639 and 1641 1641 Eddy 
 
 LOCKSMITHS. 
 
 Adams Christ, 
 Beck August, 
 Browning August, 
 Camos Andre, 
 Claussen Geo, 
 
 508 Commercial 
 
 510 Broadway 
 
 651 Clay 
 
 43() Bush 
 
 il030 Sutter 
 
 Davidson J D, (bellhanger), 812 Market 
 Edelman Jos, 721 O'Farrell 
 
 Garnsey C A, ' 2004i Mission 
 
 Harris, Oswald 4; Noble, 208 LeidesdorfT 
 Haymann A tc Bro, 234 Post 
 
 Held A, 306i Third 
 
 Kaiser H, 316 Pacific 
 
 Kohuke Jno, 405J California 
 
 Lang J F, 
 
 Melde J, 
 
 Morris & Son, 
 
 Newhoff F, (bellhanger), 
 
 Pfeiffer Jno W, 
 
 Rabjohn Edwin, 
 
 13244 Polk 
 
 817 Market 
 
 1045 Market 
 
 328 Bush 
 
 1015 Kearny 
 
 858 Howard 
 
 Rich Geo W, 
 Schneider F G, 
 Silverstein E, 
 Tileston G W, 
 Todt Jno, 
 
 119Leid, 430Caland 
 Wallman & Claussen. 
 
 WILL &FmCK/ 
 
 1654 Mission 
 
 512 Hayes 
 
 121 Jackson 
 
 225 Post 
 
 cor 6th and Fol 
 1208 Sutter 
 769 Market 
 
 LODGING HOUSES. 
 
 (See also Hotels ; alsoJBoarding.) 
 Atidrews Miss, kqr Markpf 
 
 BEHRENS ANDREW, 22iMonrave 
 
 Branch House, 424 Sansom cor Clay 
 Breslin Owen, cor Sierra and Louisiana 
 Burkett Mrs 0, 17 Third 
 
 Ku ? ^' , 107 Fifth 
 
 Church W A 636 Commercial 
 
 Connolly M G, 222| Fourth 
 
 Coso House 411 Sansom 
 
 Creighton Mrs Patrick, 81 Natoma 
 
 Daley Mrs A, 
 Drell Mrs F, 
 Dulion L, 
 El.ner Mrs M E, 
 Faneher Mrs E, 
 Furman Mrs C J, 
 Cr.)<Tan Mrs J A, 
 Hall Mrs M A, 
 Hayes Mrs S F, 
 Henry Mrs W W, 
 Holm & Saxtorph, 
 Hunt Mrs .lane G, 
 Jenninc;s Wm, 
 
 KIRMANJAS, 
 
 12 
 
 Brenham Place 
 
 1031 Dupont 
 
 314 Bush 
 
 230 Kearny 
 
 331 Montjfomery 
 
 865A Market 
 
 106 Post 
 
 132 Fourth 
 
 37 Second 
 
 869 Market 
 
 7 Montgomery ave 
 
 502^ Broadway 
 
 , cor Kearny and Bay 
 
 Larrabee-Smith Mrs Rhoda V, 995 Mkt 
 Lentz D, 2206 Powell 
 
 Lynch Mrs Ellen, 234 Bush 
 
 Lynch Timothy, 610 Fourth 
 
 McDowell Mrs, 121 Montgomery 
 
 More Mrs L, 1 126 Market and 21 Turk 
 Morse Mrs S P, Frank's building 
 
 NICHOLAS GEO. NE cor 7th and Fol 
 Po))p H, SE cor Powell and Chestnut 
 I'ullen Miss Kate, 206 Kearny 
 
 Redonston H H, 904 Kearny 
 
 Reed Joseph, 521 Pacific 
 
 Rhodes Mrs ?!, 574 Folsom cor Second 
 Samsreithen Geo, 41 1 Pacific 
 
 Scheggia C, 1205 Stockton 
 
 Smith Adam,* 515 Sacramento 
 
 Smith Mrs A, 873^ Market 
 
 Terwilliger N B, 846 Mission 
 
 Wilson Andrew, 111 Jackson 
 
 LUMBER. 
 
 Adams Wm J, 
 Bichard Nicholas, 
 Byxbee J F, 
 Coggeshall W A, 
 
 pier 17 Steuart 
 
 16 Howard 
 
 10 California 
 
 pier 10 Steuart 
 
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 Cook I & A M, pier 2^ Steuart 
 
 Dean E B & Co, 22 Califnrniu 
 
 DINGLET C L> pier 10 Steuart 
 
 DOE CHAS F, 
 
 cor Spear aud Howard, cor Beale 
 
 and Bryant, cor Sixth and King 
 Dolbeer & Carson, 22 California 
 
 Duncan's Mills, pier 10 Steuart 
 
 Engle & Son, cor Fillmore aud Francisco 
 EVANS WEST, Howard St Wharf 
 Falk, Cliandler & Co, 128 Steuart 
 
 Fish Jaa H, pier 1 " 
 
 Germon A & Co, 113 Mission 
 
 Grant Franklin, 20 Spear 
 
 Hanson, Akerson & Co, pier 1 1 Steuart 
 Harmon S H, pier 13 
 
 Higgins & Collins, 217 East 
 
 Hinsdale G S & Co, 22 California 
 
 Hooper C A & Co, cor 4th and Ciiannel 
 Hooper F P & J A, pier 2^ Steuart 
 
 Jackson J G, pier 4 " 
 
 Kentfield John & Co, pier y " 
 Knowland J, 22 California 
 
 Knowles Geo B, cor Mission aud Main 
 Macpherson & Wetherby, 12 and 14 Cal 
 Mastick A L & Co, pier 10 Steuart 
 
 McKay Allan, 4 California 
 
 Meachan & Bacon, 2735 Mission 
 
 Meigs Lumber & Shipbuilding Co, 
 
 pier 1 Steuart 
 
 MENDOCINO LUMBER CO, (J 
 
 B Ford prest), 
 
 cur Beale and Bryant and 40 Cal 
 
 MOORE AD & CO, lOO 
 
 Morrison G H, 575 Brannan 
 
 MORRISON JONAS J, 
 
 cor Miss and Spear 
 Neylan James, 18 and 20 Spear 
 
 Pattridge R K, pier 1 1 Steuart 
 
 Pedler T C, cor Folsom and Steuart 
 
 Pine Lumber Ass'n, pier 5 Steuart 
 
 Pollard Thos, 17 
 
 Pope & Tablot, 204 California 
 
 Port Blakely Mill Co, pier 3 Steuart 
 Port Discovery Mills, pier 10 " 
 Port Orford Cedar Co, 3G Market 
 
 PRESTON & McKINNON,pier 5 Steu 
 Puget Sound Lumber Co, pier 17 " 
 Point Arena K li & Lumber Co, 408 Cal 
 RanduU James, 572 Brannuu 
 
 REDWOOD LUMBER CO. 10 Market 
 
 Redwood Maiiufrs Ass'n , 18 " 
 RENTON, HOLMES & CO,pier 3 steu 
 Russ J & Co, 30 Market 
 
 Russian River Land & Lumber Co, 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 SPIRRA LUMBER CO, 320 Sausom 
 Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Co, 
 
 224 California 
 Simpson A M &Bro, 44 Market and 
 
 Howard & Beale St Wharves 
 Smith J C, 1 Howard 
 
 Sonoma Lumber Co, 328 Montgomery 
 
 Springer, Jason & Co, cor Spear and Miss 
 STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE. 
 
 101 to 107 Market 
 Tichenor H B & Co, 42 '• 
 
 Towle W W, 308 Townsend 
 
 TURNER,KENNEDT & SHAW. 
 
 840 Fourth 
 Union Lumber Ass'n, Beale and Bran 
 Watson Jos W, Spear and Howard 
 
 Weston G W,SE cor Spear and Howard 
 Whetherbee Henry, 12 California 
 
 White Bros, 13 and 15 Maui 
 
 White L E, 15 Steuart 
 
 MENDOCINO LUMBER CO.. 
 
 Ofltce: 40 California l!it., Room 1, 
 WholcHalu and Uvtail 
 
 DEALERS in LUMBER 
 
 Rodwootl Lumber Sawttd to Order. 
 Yards : Cor. Beale and Bryant Htti. 
 
 Sa.i FraticUco, Cal. 
 An J at WEST HEUKELEY, Alameda Co., Cal. 
 
 MACARONI AND VERMI- 
 CELLI. 
 
 Ravenna Ghirardelli & Co, 
 
 421 and 423 Battery 
 Romani Sebastiano, 1518^ Dupout 
 
 Splivalo C R,6th and Berry and 704 Sac 
 Tenthorey J P & Co, 558 Mission 
 
 Valeuta L, 210 Broadway 
 
 MACHINERY. 
 
 (See also Machine Shops. ) 
 
 Acer E C, Greenwich bet San and Bat 
 AllNOLD N S & CO, 310 California 
 Berry & Place, cor Market and Fremont 
 Bragg Robert, 322 Main 
 
 California Kamie Machine Mfg Co, 
 
 4] 1 California 
 
 Craig R R, 
 Ditmar A C, 
 I'ish A L & Co, 
 (Jarciu L P & Co, 
 
 GOSS & ADAMS, 
 
 401 Montgomery 
 
 (320 Fourtli 
 
 9 First 
 
 2t)4 Howard 
 
 114 and 11 U tWIe 
 
 GREGORY H P & CO, 2 au.l 4 Ca 
 HENDY JOSHUA, (quartz mills), 
 
 NE cor Fremont and Mission 
 
 KENDALL & KELLOGG, (Ken- 
 
 ilall's patent quartz mill), 318 Pine 
 Miner, Andrew & Co, 405 Kearny 
 
 Pacific Motor Co, 5 Beale 
 
 PARK & LACY, 21 aud 23 Fremont 
 
 QUICK JOHN W, (S F Screen 
 
 Works), 32 Fremont 
 
 Risdon Jno N, 421 California 
 
 H. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, Sac 
 

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 [ Co, cor Spear ai 
 GM)LDSTONB. , , 
 
 101 to 107 Market 
 
 308 Townsend 
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 840 Fourth 
 
 Lss'n, Beale and Bran 
 
 Spear and Howard 
 
 3 cor Spear and Howard 
 
 iry, 12 California 
 
 13 and 15 Mam 
 
 15 Steuart 
 
 9 LUMBER CO., 
 
 lifornia St., Boom 1, 
 
 Icsalu and Uctail 
 
 tSin LUMBER 
 
 uinber Sawed to Order. 
 leale and Bryant Sts. 
 
 1 Francisco, Cal. 
 
 illKELEY, Alameda Co., C'»l. 
 
 Ml AND VERMI- 
 CELLI. 
 
 Mdelli&Co, '^ 
 
 421 and 423 Battery 
 ;iano, 1518i Dupout j 
 
 ith and Berry and 704 Sac 
 I & (jo 558 Mission I 
 
 210 Broadway 
 
 \CHINERY. i 
 
 10 Machine Shops.) 
 
 Ircenwich bet San and Bat 
 S & CO '^^^ California 
 
 cor Market and Fremont , 
 ' 322 Mam |. 
 
 nie Machine Mfg Co, 
 
 41 1 Calitornia 
 401 Montgomery 1 
 026 rourtli 
 I) First 
 
 (jo 2^»4 Howard _ 
 
 (VMS 114 and 110 Beale J 
 iP)&CO, '2 ami 4 Cal 
 HTJA. (quartz nulls), i 
 ' cor Fremont and Mission 
 
 & KELLOGG. (Keii 
 
 It quartz mill), 31b I'me 
 ,w & Co, "405 Kearuy . 
 
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 N W. {S F Screen ! 
 »" " 32 Fremont 1 
 
 421 California 
 
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 MAC 
 
 1401 
 
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 INOCO. 
 STE£NET, 
 
 Steiger & Kerr, 
 Todt & Bo8,s, 
 Weichhart J, 
 
 Whitelaw T P J, 
 
 MANTJFACTUR 
 
 216Saimom 
 
 cor Harrison and Main 
 
 137 First 
 
 cor Market and Front 
 
 143 Beale 
 
 foot of Second 
 
 IiCachinists' & Engineers' SuT^plies. 
 C. F. MARWEDEL, 
 
 56 First (iltroet, 
 
 Foot Lathes, Twist Drills, Taps. Set Screws, Ma 
 
 chine Screws, Lathes, Chucks, Moulders' 
 
 Tools, Stubs Steel, Pattern Letters, Etc. 
 
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 MACHINE SHOPS. 
 
 (See also Machinery, also Foundries.) 
 Arnold & Richmann, 13 Fremont 
 
 l^!*^" "Joseph. 412 Commercial 
 
 p'n^^xi?^' 119 Beale 
 
 n«T2m^« 115 Stevenson 
 
 CRIST W E & CO, (machine model 
 
 THOMSON & EVANS, 
 
 Mecbanical Engineers & MacMiiists 
 
 Machinery of all kindg made and Repaired. 
 
 Steam Pumps & Steam En<i;ines specialties 
 
 110 & 118 Beale Street, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 (JIII.VRR-PIiATRB 
 
 AMALGAMATING PLATES, 
 
 FOR SAVING GOLD. 
 
 Extensively wised by Mines and 
 <tuart!E mills. In any size or quantity, fur- 
 nishctl to order. The Best Process yet 
 diseovered for Mavlne Fine Oold 
 
 Gold, Silver, Nickel and Copjior Platins on all 
 Metals. New Plated G'oihIs and Outlerj* at Fac- 
 tory Piioes. Old Table Ware repaired and ri,'i)la- 
 tcd. (4an Franeiseo Platinte Works, 
 653 & 655 Mission Street, 
 
 net. New Montsfoniery and Third Streets, S. F. 
 K.(.i. DR^'!VIHTO\. Prop'r. 
 
 maker), 
 Dudgeon E M, 
 Feniier O F, 
 Fuller F W, 
 Galli Joseph, 
 Oarcin, Son & Co, 
 OoUlamith PG, 
 Grace H S, 
 Graham M A, 
 Hawkins^VVm, 
 Harris James, 
 Haymanu A, 
 Jackson Byron, 
 Jardine Joseph B, 
 Kallenbnrgh Theodore, 
 Lacy John J, 
 Leavers Wm A, 
 Lenhardt K & Co, 
 T^nchhead J, 
 
 MARWEDEL C F, 
 
 MoCone Koht, 
 
 OHMEN W H, 
 
 10 Stevenson 
 
 706 Minna 
 
 111 Mission 
 
 419 Sacramento 
 
 504 Clay 
 
 294 Howard 
 
 1573 Market 
 
 3013 Mission 
 
 23 Stevenson 
 
 210 and 212 Beale 
 
 5 " 
 
 136 Post 
 
 Sixth and Bluxome 
 
 135 Beale 
 
 32 Fremont 
 
 17 Sutter 
 
 39 Eleventh 
 
 10 Stockton 
 
 252 Spear 
 
 56 First 
 
 403 Beale 
 
 61 Fremont 
 
 318 Mission 
 
 Pond C H, 
 
 RISDON IRON AND LOCOMO 
 
 TIVE WORKS, cor How and Beale 
 Robins F A, 7 First 
 
 Schoenstein F B, 511 Fulton 
 
 Small I H, 574 Brannan 
 
 STEEN E T, 226 to 232 Beale 
 
 Tait & Hainque, proprs Cylops En- 
 «ine and Machine Works 117 Beale 
 
 THOMPSON EH, 5i " 
 
 Thomson & Evans, 110 and 112 " 
 Walkington S B, 109 and 111 Mission 
 
 THE "REDSTONE" 
 
 IMPROVED QUARTZ MILL, 
 
 oniee: Xo. 121 Beale Ntreet, 
 
 BAN FUANCISeO. 
 
 Larijest Size, wcii;li« IWi* lbs y-'iOl) 
 
 " " w'tli Frame and Gearing, ready 
 
 for belt " 400 
 
 Second Size, weighs (iOO lbs 250 
 
 " " with Friiinc and Gearinji, ready 
 
 fur belt '. :!00 
 
 Tliird Size, weighs l.^O lbs., with Fnune ai.d 
 
 (ii'aring, reati* for belt '200 
 
 Fo'irth Size, weighs 4r> lbs "JO 
 
 Fifth Size, weighs IS lbs 10 
 
 Address, A. K. BRimTO\'R A 4<0.. 
 
 Oakland, 4'al. 
 
 A park of four of the 150 pound MiichineswUh 
 one 000 lb. Mill, is the most C()in])'cte mill in tlio 
 world; runs with less power, pulverizes more, 
 with leiiB wear, than atiy other mill. 
 
 
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 MACHINIST, 
 
 Manufacturep of PBS55ES hM BUS, 
 
 Canners' and Soap Mikers' Tools and Fine 
 Machinery, 
 
 ^'0. 7 First Hi., Man Franeiseo. 
 
 A specialty made of .lewelers' and Silversmiths' 
 Tools. Itulls ^:niun(l to onlcr and warranted. 
 
 MACHINISTS AND ENGI- 
 NEERS-SUPPLIES. 
 
 MARWEDEL C F, 56 First 
 
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 MANUFACTURERS AGENTS. 
 
 ALLEN E T> (guns, pistols, etc), 
 
 515 Market 
 
 BRUTON DANIEL, (Morburg 
 
 Bros, Md; S Jacoby & Co, New 
 
 York; (ieo Bruco, N Y), 206 Front 
 
 Carson Samuel, 120 Suttei 
 
 DAVIS G A, 327 Market 
 
 DeConroy Kdward, 50(5 " 
 
 DOLAN JAMES W, 
 DORETY JOSEPH , 
 DOYLE HENBY & CO, 
 EARL J & SON, 
 HSHER G A, 
 
 Foye Bros, 
 Francis W H, 
 
 GOSLING GEO N, 
 
 Henderson F D, 
 Innes Alex. 
 Jackson T \V, 
 Morris HI), (steel), 
 Overacre Peter .J, 
 
 414 
 
 512 Coml 
 511 Mnrket 
 32!t 
 10i> California 
 507 
 
 117 Tine 
 
 320 Sansoni 
 
 21(1 " 
 
 540 Market 
 
 12 Californi.i 
 
 21 and 23 Fremont 
 
 123 California 
 
 PANONW, (steel wire cables), 430 Cal 
 
 Phelps & Miller, 120 Sutter 
 
 Keuil.iK K W, 318 Front 
 RICHARDS & SNOW, (axes and 
 
 tacks), 408 Market 
 
 Schetzel MP, 601 California 
 
 8chol)er & Sefrin, 203 Fremont 
 
 Seymour W H, 126 Kearny 
 
 Selby J V, 218 California 
 
 MANUFACTURERS - BIL- 
 LIARD TABLES. 
 
 BRUNSWICK J M & BALKE 
 
 CO. (si'e advt), 653 and 655 Market 
 Drouilhat Jno, 303 Sutter 
 
 .lunsd.li.t Auf; & Co, 10 to 16 Tyler 
 
 HARRY GEO. cor Jackson and Rear 
 Liesenfeld F, 585 to 589 Market 
 
 LoskayFJ, 8 Eddy 
 
 MATHEWSON S R & CO. 
 
 (patent billiard tables), 28 New Mont 
 MEYER J G H, 320 Kear ami 10 Stev 
 STRAHLE JACOB & CO, 533 Market 
 
 The Largest BILLIARD TABLE Mannfactiirin'^ Company in the World. 
 
 THE 
 
 ^J. M. BRUNSWICK 
 & BALKE CO., 
 
 Sole UlanunartiirerH A PutonterH 
 
 OK THK 
 
 STANDARD, MONARCH, NONPAREIL, NOVELTY, 
 
 And the Famous ECLIPSE Billiard and Pool Tables. 
 
 Sole Amenta for the U.S. for tho Hyatt Billiard and Pool BallN. 
 
 Th<> J. M. BRIJXMU'ICK A BAIiKK 4;0. arc the l.ai^ust Ililliard Tabic Homo 
 in the World, cniplii.Niii;^' 5<M> skilled workmen. Buin^ direct Importers from Europe of all goods 
 UHcd in our line, xuch a.<< liilliard (.'lothH, Billiard MhWa, etc.. we can Hupply Bi'ttrr UooiIh at 
 l<0«vt'r PrIcOH than has ever before offered on the Pacific Coast. 
 
 THE UNRIVALLED MONARCH CUSHIONS 
 
 (with which our Tables are fuinished) are the only Perfi'Ot CuMhion in existence, and are 
 exclusively usc<l in all Public Matoh 4iiain«>M by the Eastern Professional and Amateur 
 Billiard I'layerH, and are cmiorsed b;, one and all to be I>K11KK(>"TI()N. Tho Honarrh Clnnh- 
 ionM are );uarantccd for T<*ll Vi'arH. All are invited to call and examine our Tables and Judi,'e 
 for themselvet as to the superiority of our fi^iiods. Our Pric«'M will bo fonnd to be f rom !i!t 
 to 33 per cent, lower than any other house. Don't fail to visit the Wararooms of the 
 
 J. M. BrunsTTick & Balke Co., 653 & 655 Market Sreet, opp. Zearny, 
 
 TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L. Blumauer & Co.. ^SH^fiiv^lt 
 
t> Battery tW.. ». ■*« 
 
 PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 
 
 MAC 
 
 120 Sutter 
 
 318 F'ront 
 
 mow. (axes and 
 
 *"" ' 408 Market 
 
 (iOl California 
 
 203 Fremont 
 
 126 Kearny 
 
 218 California 
 
 URERS - BIL- 
 I TABLES. 
 
 J M & BAIKE , 
 
 053 aucl (555 Market 
 
 303 Sutter 
 
 r-o, 10 to 16 Tyler 
 
 cor Jackson anil Koar 
 
 585 to 589 Market 
 
 8 Ed<ly 
 
 S E & CJO. ^^ ^ 
 
 1 tables), 28 New Mont 
 [ 320 Rear ami 10 Stuv 
 COB & CO, i>:?3 Market 
 
 M*. 890 PMt Street. B 
 thoroBKhly ft»r Raftli 
 
 mpany in the World. 
 
 THE 
 
 JRUNSWICK 
 LIKE CO., 
 
 kOturerH A PatcntecH 
 
 OK TllK 
 
 VELTY, 
 and Pool Tables. 
 
 nd Pool BallN. 
 
 B,aiKost Wlllard Tabic House « 
 tors from Europe of nil Ro-hIs | 
 8uiM>ly Better «ooilH at ,» 
 
 CUSHIONS |p| 
 
 Hhion in exiatonco, and aro 
 n ITdfessional ami Anwtour 
 \. The Monart-h Vamit 
 "examine our Tablea ami ju.U;c 
 will be found t4> bo from »» 
 lO Warorooms of the 
 
 ; S reet, opp. Keainy, | 
 
 MAB 
 
 San Francisco. 
 
 CliAHSIKIRD. 
 
 MER 
 
 1403 
 
 MARBLE WORKS. 
 
 Bianchi Charles 
 Black Wm, 
 Campodonico S, 
 
 DANIEL JOHN & CO, 
 
 Pempaey J, 
 Duffy Bros, 
 
 1250 Market 
 
 1121 
 
 1061 
 
 421 Pine 
 1069 Market 
 
 23 Tyler 
 
 Eiigleson & Devean, cor Bdwy and Sai. 
 
 CROSSINI & CO. 
 
 1049 Mkt and Uold bet Mont and San 
 HEVEBIN M & E J. 18 Larkin 
 
 Morgan T, 941 Market 
 
 Kesseler .1 & F, Brannan E of Sixth 
 Landon (i .Ir, SW cor San and Broadway 
 Lane J & Co, 1 1 36 MiasiDii 
 
 McCormick W H, 861 Market 
 
 MoHrath Kd, 935 Market 
 
 McKENZIE C» W8 Cemetery av nr Post 
 Mezzora P, 805 Montgomery 
 
 Morris J & A, 214 and 216 Fifth 
 
 Musto Bros, 707 to 7 1 5 Battery 
 
 Myers Leon K, 28 and 30 Main 
 
 Paltenghi A, cor Ellis and Devisadero 
 Pierce P, 1140 Mission 
 
 Kehsock & Brendle, cor Post and Lyon 
 RUFFINO LJ & CO, 964-970 Bryant 
 Sweeney J, 7 Larkiu 
 
 Zeglio D, 1328 Howard 
 
 Marble Tepot & Steam Saw Mills. 
 L. J. RUFFINO & CO., 
 
 SueeosMors ti> 
 K. HRIONAWDELI.O, 
 
 Importers and wholotalo Dealers in 
 
 Foreign and Domestic Marbles 
 
 004 A »70 Bryant l^trert, 
 
 P. O. Box i:W3. 
 Country Orders promptly attended to. 
 
 Italian Vegetable Market, 
 
 Davis bet Jackson and Clark 
 Metropolitan Market, N Mont nr Miss 
 Mission Market, cor 16th and Mission 
 New^ Metropolitan Market, 
 
 SE cor New Montgomery and Mission 
 Rosedale Market, 1812 Union 
 
 San Francisco Market, 
 
 Clay bet Montgomery andSansonx 
 Spring Valley Market, 1827 Union 
 
 Washington Market, 
 
 Washington bet Montgy and Sansom 
 
 MATCH FACTORIES. 
 
 ARMES & DALLAM, 1 1 5- 1 1 7 Front 
 Cohn & Davis, 14th and Shotwell 
 
 HOFEN & CO, (agts Empire Match 
 
 Factory), 412 Clay 
 
 Match Factory Co, Uth and Harrison 
 Newbauer & Co, 217 Sacramento 
 
 MATTRESSES. 
 
 Beal Samuel, 49 to 53 Second 
 
 CLARK, RICKOFF, BLACK & 
 
 KERBP- (Pacitic Manufg Co), 
 
 SW cor 16th and Harrison 
 
 CLARK TRUMAN S & CO. 
 
 (woven wire mattresses), 21 N Mont 
 Cohn M, SW cor Fifteenth and Dolores 
 Farrar B F, 1557 Market 
 
 Jaraliek Schley, 137 6th and 1024 Market 
 Pacific Spring Mattress Manufg Co, 
 
 79 New Montgomery 
 
 RIDGEWAY C W & CO. (Spring 
 
 Mattress and Lounge Factory), 
 
 21 Tyler 
 STAMPER J W & CO. 31 Second 
 
 MARKETS. 
 
 (For Meat Markets See Butchers.) 
 
 Bay City Market, 1 146 Market 
 
 California Market, 416-424 Pine and Cal 
 Centre Market, cor Dupont and Sutter 
 Chinese Market, 731 Sacramento 
 
 Clay St Central Market, 520 Clay 
 
 Colombo Market, Pac Iwt Front k Davis 
 Fishermen's Market, T<Vont and Vallejo 
 Grand Arcade, 6th bet Shipley and Clara 
 Grand Central Market, Market nr 6th 
 Grand Western Market, 
 
 Polk bet Bush and Austin 
 
 MEDIUMS. 
 
 MORTON ALBERT & E C, n O'Far 
 BANNER OF LIGHT 
 
 And SpirituuliHtic Bi>okM for sale. 
 
 ALBERT & E. G. MORTOX 
 
 Spirit Mediums, 
 No. I I O'Farrell Street. 
 
 MERCANTILE AGENCIES. 
 
 BRADSTREET CO "THE," 
 
 (improved), New York and 230 Cal 
 DUN R G & CO, (J Lugsdin man- 
 ager), 320 California 
 
 EDWARDS, PICKENS & FUL- 
 TON, (proprs Commercial), 401 " 
 
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 1404 
 
 MER 
 
 8cm Frcmciaco. 
 
 oLAMiriro. 
 
 MIL 
 
 Hutchinn D F, 318 California 
 
 Mercantile Union, (Willis Haynea 
 
 manager), 22 Montgomery 
 
 Merchants' Credit Bureau, (Sham- 
 
 wald Bros proprs), 218 California 
 
 New Zealand Loan and Mercantile 
 
 Agency, 307 " 
 
 METALLURGICAL WORKS. 
 
 (See also Assayors.) 
 
 HUHN ft LUCKHABDT. 23 stev 
 KUSTEL ft RIOTTE, 318 Pine 
 
 NEVADA JIETALi^TJBOICAL 
 
 WORKS, 23 Stevenson 
 
 METAL SIGNS. 
 
 Isaacs Henry, 
 Patterson Wm, 
 Perkins Jos, 
 
 404 Montgomery 
 432 Kearny 
 400 Market 
 
 MILL & MINING SUPPLIES. 
 
 BERRY ft PLACE* Market and Frf: 
 DTJHEM C, (gold and water-saving 
 machine), 73i> Market 
 
 OXTNEAM. GARRIOAN ft CO. 
 
 (tools, etc), 107 to 111 Front 
 
 EOERTON HENRT C, rm 7, 169 Cal 
 GREGORY H P ft CO. 2 and 4 " 
 
 HEHOY JOSHUA* (manufr niin 
 
 and saw-m ill machinery), 49-51 Fre 
 JARDINE J B, 1 3d Beale 
 
 Parke ft Lacy, 21 and 23 Fremont 
 
 Potter A W, 137 Montgomery 
 
 REDSTONE A E ft CO, (quartz 
 mill), 135i Beale 
 
 REYNOLDS. RIX ft CO, (Inger- 
 
 soli rock Drill), 45 Fremont 
 
 RIDGEWAY JOS, (picks). 305 How 
 STEPHENS E W. (dry ore and 
 
 concentrating machine), 269 First 
 
 Stetefoldt Furnace Co, (C A Stete- 
 
 feldtpres), 320 Sunsoin 
 
 WAGNER JOS ft CO, 105-107 Mission 
 
 METAL WORKS. 
 
 PACIFIC METAL WORKS, 
 
 115 and 117 Ellis 
 
 F. U. Morrow', N. R. Strono. 
 
 PACIFIC METAL WORKS. 
 
 Importers k ManufactarerH of Metals. 
 
 Bar And Wiping Moldcr. 
 
 Itar I.«ail, I'.ar Tin, nnil Rabbit MetaU of all 
 Ifideti. Vin Load, Tin, Antimony niid Zinc. 
 
 NOM. lift and 117 Fl mt Street, 
 
 San F ■ancitfuo, California. 
 
 MILITARY AND SOCIETY 
 GOODS. 
 
 PLATE A J ft 00, 325 Montgomery 
 
 4« i« wmmm £ ^# 
 
 I. O. a. F. EIA-L.L.. 
 
 Manufacturers and Importers of 
 
 •f 
 
 Militapy, Masonic and Society Goods 
 
 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 
 
 Masons. Odd Fellows. Knights of Pvthias, A. O. U. W., K. of H., and all 
 ;:k>cieties furnished at Lowest Kates. 
 
 kf, h% Moiil M, aid M Uirms & E^iupii!, 
 
 Robes, Jewels, Caps, Gavela, Seals, Swords, Ballot Boxes, Costumes, 
 Banners, Flags, Etc., on band and made to order. 
 
 No. 325 Montgomery Street, 
 
 San Francisco, California. 
 
 H. WACHHORST calls attention "^iSc^^fS^^SS'- 315 J St 
 
M, all BlMlS. 11*l11»> 
 
 21 and 23 Fremont 
 137 Montgomery 
 A E & 00, (quartz 
 
 135i Beale 
 RIX & CO, (Inger- 
 11), 45 Fremont 
 
 JOS (picks), 305 How 
 
 B W, ('iry °™ *"*^ 
 g machine), 25» First 
 nace Co, (C A Stete- 
 
 320 Sanaom 
 DS & CO, 105-107 Mission 
 
 ETALWOBKS, 
 
 115 and 117 Ellis 
 
 N. R. Strong. 
 
 METAL WORKS. 
 
 NanufactnrerN of N«tals. 
 
 id Wiping Moldpr. 
 
 Tin, nn4\ Babbit MetaU of all 
 ,oad. Tin, Antimony aiul Zinc. 
 
 ind ll» VI Ht Street, 
 
 F •ancisco, California. 
 
 PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. ys.?«i<J>aKigi..«ug 
 
 r & 00, 325 Montgomery 
 
 cioisr. 
 
 U. W.. K. of H., and all 
 iatea. 
 
 Hot Boxps, Coatumes, 
 ide to order. 
 
 MIL 
 
 San Frandaco. 
 
 (ILAgSIKIKD. 
 
 MIN 
 
 1405 
 
 MILLINERS. 
 
 Adcock Mrs E, 
 Altaliuler Mrs L, 
 Auger Mme F, 
 Badier Mme F A, 
 Bardot C, 
 Blachman Mrs E, 
 Bley A, 
 Boaine Miss Ida, 
 
 221 Post 
 
 237 Sixteenth 
 
 621 Larkin 
 
 406 Kearny 
 
 225 Montgomery avn 
 
 lOl'J Lurkin 
 
 760 Markut 
 
 54 Third 
 
 Borgstrom Mrs .Juiiny, 
 
 122 Montgomery ave 
 Borgstrom Mrs Minnie, 322 
 Braid Mrs D, 
 
 BUTLER MRS MA, 
 
 Carr Miss Julia G, 
 Carter Miss Lizzie, 
 
 Casswell Mrs E £, 
 Cobliner Bros, 
 Cohn Miss T, 
 CosgritTMrs AG, 
 Coughlan Mrs, 
 Cowles O W M. 
 Crall Mrs Geo, 
 Decourcy Mrs F, 
 Dixon & Putnam, 
 Eakins M A, 
 Eggeling Mrs C, 
 Flinn Mrs, 
 Green Annie, 
 
 HELD ft CO. 
 
 15 Sutter and 526 Markut 
 
 512i HaycH 
 
 31 Kearny 
 
 116 Sixth 
 
 906 Market 
 
 28 Post 
 
 543 Market 
 
 122 Fourth 
 
 56 Third 
 
 919 Market 
 
 1017 " 
 
 1527 
 
 1907 Fillmore 
 
 48 Geary 
 
 24 Kearny 
 
 1120 Market 
 
 106 Tliird 
 
 1003 Mission 
 
 Hillsiiiger Miss E J, 
 
 HIRSCHSBftOO, 
 
 Morgan Mrs, 
 House Madame, 
 Howard Mrs M A, 
 Kennedy & McCiruder, 
 Lavezzari M (i, 
 I,eavenworth Mme Eliza, 
 Mark Mrs S, 
 McAndrews Mrs Helen, 
 McCarrick Mrs K, 
 McGearry Miss Eliza, 
 Miller Mrs M A, 
 Mitchell Miss M, 
 Muller Mrs S, 
 Oulif Blanche Mmo, 
 Posener H, 
 Riordan Mrs R, 
 Ross Bros, 
 Shear Mrs M, 
 Shields Mrs J, 
 Skidmore Mrs E T, 
 Slocum Miss Maria 
 Stearns Mrs E F, 
 Swantou Mrs M T, 
 Thomas Mrs T, 
 Trout Mrs J S, 
 Werner Mrs R, 
 Yarndley Mrs R, 
 Zemansky S, 
 
 1648 Polk 
 
 748 Market 
 
 128 Sixth 
 
 308 " 
 
 24 Kearny 
 
 62 Third 
 
 1520 Stockton 
 
 219 Duuont 
 
 1 14 Third 
 
 6 Eddy 
 
 126 Kearny 
 
 240 Sixth 
 
 8 Fifth 
 
 4 Sixth 
 
 1108 Stockton 
 
 1 Dupont 
 
 920 Market 
 
 631 and 710 
 
 938 
 
 24 Second 
 
 907 Market 
 
 1114 
 
 141 Post 
 
 325 Hayes 
 
 1221 Stockton 
 
 30 Third 
 
 210 Fourth 
 
 708 Market 
 
 2500 California 
 
 210 Sixth 
 
 MILLINERY GOODS-WHOLE- 
 SALE. 
 
 BUTLER PP, 31 Kearny 
 
 nnrAMS""/' 543 Market 
 
 If iP^S-^' «70i Mission 
 
 linker & Hinz, 545 Markflt 
 
 HELD BROS ft CO. ^***^"''«t 
 
 UWT it'ii! Ao ^l^'ket; 13 and 15 Sutter 
 H^ *^.^9' 526 Market 
 
 Hinz * VV cTlm 16 and 18 Second 
 
 Mwh P & Son, 53(j Mark«t 
 
 SELIG& NEWMAN, siSuttel 
 
 Spencer llros 1016 Market 
 
 iophtz F & Go, 571 •< 
 
 MIMOX HEL1 » Manmse^ 
 
 Pacific MILLINERY Emporium 
 
 HEXjU «Sb CO., 
 
 IMI'onTKKH OV 
 
 tlowerM, FeatherM, Mtiaw Uooda, 
 MIIkH, VelvetH, Kibbonct, &e. 
 
 Full Line of Trimmed Hats. 
 
 526 Market St., San Francisco. 
 
 THK BAlXrOBOX. 
 B. S. HIRSCH & CO., 
 
 Importers of 
 
 MILLINERY GOODS, 
 
 74N market Street, 
 
 Between Dupont ami Kearny, San Francisco. 
 
 Uirtjest Assortment, Best Goods, Lowest Prices. 
 
 MINERAL WATERS. 
 
 BENJAMIN H A & CO, (J S Hen- 
 
 shaw), (Pacific Congress Spring 
 Water) 29 New Montgy, cor Jessie 
 CALIFORNIA VOLCANIC MINER- 
 AL WATER CO. 36^ Fourth 
 DAVENPORT J P. 36i •• 
 LA VERY JOS 0, (Bethesda) 414 Sac 
 Lynch J D, (Bartlett Springs) 715 How 
 
 MINING. 
 
 Adams Bros, 
 Allen H H, 
 Barry Edward, 
 Beverly W, 
 Bibbing & Townsend, 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 318 " 
 
 415 Montgomery 
 
 414 California 
 
 314 Bush 
 
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 Biabee, Williams & Co, 32 Merchants Ex 
 Blair A J, 330 Pine 
 
 Blake Geo M, 309 Montgomery 
 
 Booth H J, 419 California 
 
 Booth Wm H, 320 
 
 Boyd John F, 309 Montgomery 
 
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 H. PALMER A CO., Native Wines. 302 Davis Street, S. F. 
 
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 Saw Francisco. 
 
 OI.AHIIKIRD. 
 
 MIN 
 
 Bro water Rolla E, 
 Brooks H S, 
 BUNNER A J. 
 
 CavalUcr J P, 
 Ciprico Oeo M, 
 Cole Thos, 
 Conffjlon (^ flo. 
 COOK DAinEL, 
 
 Cook Seth, 
 Cortla Rdbt, 
 Craii; Il<'in(li)lph R, 
 Earl Jno O, 
 Egu'crs J C, 
 English Job M, 
 Fitch Henry S, 
 FLOOD J C. 
 FOLLIS R H. 
 
 Gashwiler J \V, 
 Gibson Oeo R, 
 Givin Wm M Jr, 
 Gould Chns A, 
 
 GRAVES R N. 
 
 Green Kdmond, 
 Grim A K, 
 Gutierrez C, 
 
 314 Montgomery 
 
 318 Fine 
 
 41 IJ California 
 
 41!) California 
 328 Montgomery 
 331 
 
 40 Nevada block 
 307 Montgomery 
 309 
 
 306 " 
 
 413 " 
 
 401 California 
 
 41!» 
 328 Montgomery 
 240 " 
 
 309 
 
 309 
 
 327 Pine 
 32t " 
 300 Pino 
 413 Montgomery 
 406 " 
 
 314 " 
 
 331 
 402 " 
 
 Hamilton, (Toldstone & Co, 215 Sanaoni 
 Hawkins Arthur K, 328 Monti(omery 
 Hilzinger J S, 
 
 HOLMES S H, 
 
 Hussey Jos W, 
 Jones Chas, 
 Keeney C W, 
 Kraner P H, 
 La Grange Gen O H, 
 Lawton G T, 
 Lcffingwell Wm Ij, 
 Livington Howard, 
 Livingston Jas M, 
 Lnbeck V. 
 
 507 California 
 
 405 
 
 318 Pine 
 302 Montgomery 
 
 439 California 
 
 314 Montgomery 
 
 324 Pine 
 
 401 California 
 331 Montgomery 
 331 
 
 331 •• 
 
 309 «• 
 
 LTJDLUH. MATHER & CO, 21 1 Han 
 
 LHTY J S, 3'*W) Pine, rm 2 
 
 Lylc Wm S, 309 Montgomery 
 
 L\ >n J E, 314 
 
 MATHER. MOORE & CO. '2ii San 
 
 McAncny Geo B, 
 McClinton J G, 
 McDonald D L, 
 Mc(Jee J B, 
 Miller O C, 
 Mill ik en Isaac T, 
 
 :W)9 Montgomery 
 330 Pine 
 310 " 
 330 " 
 
 IMX " 
 528 foJifoniia 
 
 MINERS ASSOCIATIOK. <v A 
 
 Skidmoro secy), 
 Morgan Jas, 
 Page T W, 
 Purdy Saml, 
 Raymond S A, 
 Roobins Jas J, 
 Roberts J W, 
 Roberts W A, 
 Scott E W, 
 Shirpscr I, 
 Simpkins Chas H, 
 Stanyon C H, 
 
 3J'> Sansom 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 507 California 
 
 331 Montgomery 
 
 302 
 
 306 Pine 
 328 Montgomery 
 211 Sansom 
 137 Montgomery 
 208 
 314 
 59 Nevada block 
 
 Townsend W, 
 Tozer C W, 
 
 TWICHELL OEO 
 
 Utter Wm, 
 Van Orden Ji.o, 
 Wadsworth J C L, 
 Wallace Geo, 
 Wallace Thos, 
 Weaver P L, 
 Willard E L, 
 
 618 California 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 H, 4114Cal, rniS 
 
 112 Leidesdorff 
 
 330 Tine 
 
 401 California 
 
 309 Montgomcrv 
 
 240 " ' 
 
 828 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 J. B. JARDINE^ 
 
 Maniiffte'turer of 
 
 Portable and Prospecting Quartz Niilfi, 
 
 And nil KIikIh of Mnchinurv. 
 
 Corliss Engines a Specialty. 
 
 ^35 Beale St., San Francisco. 
 
 KENDALL & KELLOCC, 
 
 818 Pine Street, 
 
 Munufnc'turcrs and Patontni'M of 
 
 UISINO UACBINSB? 
 
 Kendall Pat. Quartz Mill. 
 
 Kendall Pat. Water Wheel. 
 
 Kendall Pat. Self-Feeder. 
 
 Perfect! 
 
 Snooessfal I 
 
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 Strong! 
 
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 MINING COMPANIES. } 
 
 Acme, 300 Montgomery, nn 80 
 
 Addenda (gold and silver), 23S MoiitjQr 
 • Etna, 420 " 
 
 Ajax (gold and silver), .309 California 
 Alabama and Humboldt Con, 302 Mont 
 
 ALACRON (silver), 
 
 Alameda, 
 
 Aliiska Min & Com, 
 
 Alexandero, 
 
 Alhambra, 
 
 Allen Con, 
 
 Alinaden (quicksilver). 
 
 .320 Sansom 
 
 606 Montgomery 
 
 318 Pine 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 
 414 California 
 
 310 Pine, rm 15 
 
 214 Sansom 
 
 Alpha Con M Co, .309 Montgy, rm 29 
 Alpine (gold and silver), 328 Montity 
 Altar (gold and silver), 32 Merchants' Ex 
 Alta (silver), 'Mfl Montgomery 
 
 Altoona (quicksilver), 521 Market 
 
 Altura, 309 montgomery, rm 80 
 
 Amador, 318 Pine, rm 27 
 
 Amazon Con, 203 Rush 
 
 American Flag (mill and min), 310 Pine 
 
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 TRY MURRAY S MAGIC OIL L.BIumauer&Co., 
 
 Pertlaad. On- 
 tea. luiT* It 
 
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 PACIFIC BUi>INE8S COLLEGE, «»i-,,t>iM ■,«»,. ^r. 
 
 e«-|>lnir, Pcninamhlp, Tvlugnphv 
 
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 A 18 California 
 
 310 Vine 
 
 SO H, 4114 Cal, rni3 
 
 11*2 Leidestliirfr 
 
 330 Vine 
 
 ,, 401 California 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 240 
 
 328' " ^ 
 
 31«Vine gi 
 
 ISO. 
 
 lARDlNE, 
 
 ifncturer of I af 
 
 ispeetingQnartz Mills, Q 
 
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 ,d silver), '238 Montgy 
 
 4'20 
 ver), 301) California 
 imboldt Con, 302 Mont 
 
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 320 SanBom | 
 606 Montgomery i 
 318 Vine 
 328 Montgomery 
 414 Californiii 
 310 Pine, rm 15 
 lilver), 214 Xansom 
 
 309 Montgy, rm 29 
 silver), 328 MontKy 
 lilver), 32 Merchants' Ex 
 :W2 Montgomery 
 ilvcr), 521 Market 
 
 309 montgomery, rm 80 
 318 Vine, rm 27 
 203 Bush 
 mill and min), 310 Vine 
 
 8 
 
 MIN 
 
 San FrmieiHco. 
 
 CI.ANHIKIKP. 
 
 MIN 
 
 1407 
 
 American Flat, 331 Montj<omery. rm 20 
 American (Nevada), 309 California 
 
 American (min and dredging). 220 San 
 Andes (silver), 309 Montgomery, rnj V 
 Anilrews, 203 BuhIi 
 
 Antelope, 203 BumH, rm 26 
 
 Argonaut (mill and min), 240 Montgy 
 Argonaut, (Arizona), 702 Market 
 
 Arizona Con, 309 Californin 
 
 Arizona (silver), 309 Montgonn ry 
 
 Armand (gold and silver), 240 Aloutgy 
 Armstrong (gold), 310 Vine 
 
 Armstrong (gold and silver), 203 Bush 
 Arnold (gold and silver), .S20 Sunsom 
 Atlimta, 420 Montgomery 
 
 Atlantic Con, 328 ♦• 
 
 Atlus, .420 
 
 Aurora (tunnel and min), 203 Bush 
 
 Azure King, 330 Vine 
 
 BADGER HILI AND CHERO- 
 KEE; (H Vichior oecy), .320 Sansoni 
 Baker Divide, 
 Baltimore Con, 
 Baltimore, 
 Banner (gold). 
 Bay State (silver), 
 Beolicr (silver), 
 IJi'chtel Con, 
 
 3.30 Pine 
 203 Bush 
 S F Exchange building 
 203 Bush 
 203 " 
 
 1114 Montgomery 
 331 
 
 306 Vine 
 439 California 
 310 Vino 
 203 Bnsh 
 .300 Montgomery 
 Belcher (gold and silver), 8 S F Ex hldji 
 ik'lcher (silver), 203 Buah 
 
 Bella Uni(m (quicksilver), 314 Montgy 
 
 Bellcfoiitiiine, 
 
 Belmont, 
 
 Belvidero, 
 
 Benton Con, 
 
 Best & Belcher, 
 
 Betty O'Neal, 
 
 Bix Vrize, 
 
 Black Bejir (quartz), 
 
 Black Hawk (gold). 
 
 Black .lack, 
 
 411 Californii 
 
 310 Vine 
 
 203 Bush 
 
 302 Montgomery 
 
 309 
 
 318 Vine 
 328 Montgomery 
 328 
 
 419 California 
 419 
 
 Cotitras Con, 
 Challenge Con, 
 Champion, 
 Chamnion, 
 Cheroktjo, 
 
 Chiff of the Hill Tunnel, 306 Vine 
 
 h'^j'^r., 203 Bush 
 
 L-hollar Norcross Savage Shaft,203 " 
 Christy (null and min), 310 Vine 
 
 Chrysolite, 309 Montgomery 
 
 ( larendon (gold and silver), 405 Cal 
 
 Coast Itange, 046 Market 
 
 Coininnnwealth Con, 217 Sansom 
 
 Comstock, 137 Montgomery 
 
 Con Altar (min and smelting), 309 Cal 
 Con Amador, 328 Montgomery 
 
 Con Arizona, 310 Vine 
 
 CONCORDIA (gold and silvor),605 Clay 
 Concordia, 310 Vine 
 
 Con Dorado, 30O California 
 
 Contidcnoe (silver), 414 «« 
 
 Conly & Oowell (gold), 314 Montgomery 
 Con Vaeific, 3.30 Vine 
 
 Consolidated Imperial, 203 Bush 
 
 Con Slate llange (gold and silver), 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA, 
 
 .309 Montgomery, rm 26 
 Con Wyoming (gold and silver), 
 
 309 California 
 Cora Con (silver), 328 Montgomery 
 
 Cosmopolitan Milling, 628 Montgomery 
 Cosmopolitan Mining, 309 " 
 
 Crescent (gold and silver), 306 Vine 
 
 Crieans (gold and silver), 328 Montgy 
 Crown Voiiit Extension, 310 Vme 
 
 Crown Voint (gold and silver), 203 Bush 
 Crown Voint Ua\ine (gold and sil- 
 
 vev), 309 California 
 
 Cru<„|jr (silver), ,302 Montgomery 
 
 Botlie Blutf Con (gold), 309 Montgomery 
 
 Bodie Con, :509 
 
 Bodie Hydraulic Min k Water,309 Mont 
 
 Booker Con (gold). 
 
 Booth (gold). 
 
 Booth (gold), 
 
 Boston Con, 
 
 Brilliant, 
 
 Brooklyn Con, 
 
 Brophy, 
 
 Brurswick, 
 
 Buckeye (gold and silver), 
 
 Bu!li!>n, 
 
 309 
 
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 310 Vine 
 330 
 
 .300 California 
 
 318 Vine 
 
 327 
 
 203 Bush 
 
 331 Montgy 
 
 328 
 
 Cumherland, 
 
 Curtis Con, 
 
 1 )aney (gold iind silver), 
 
 Dardanelles Con Gravel, 
 
 Dardanelles, 
 
 Davis Vulverizer, 
 
 Diiy (silver), 
 
 Dayton (gold and silver). 
 
 328 
 
 419 California 
 
 310 Vine 
 
 .328 Montgy 
 
 41 1 California 
 
 405 
 
 310 Vine 
 203 Bush 
 
 Bulwer Con, 309 
 
 Butte Basin Gravel, 324 Vine 
 
 Butte Creek Hydraulic,230 Montgomery 
 
 Cabinet Con, 328 
 
 Ihiubasas (laud and min), 32 Merch Ex 
 
 tsluveras (gold), 328 Montgomery 
 
 Caledonia (silver), 414 California 
 
 California (gold), .306 Vine 
 
 CALIFORNIA, 309 Montgy, rm 23 k 24 
 
 Dcndwood (gold), .309 Montgomery 
 
 Defiance (gold), 309 " 
 
 De Haro, 409 California 
 
 Derby, 203 Bush 
 
 Diana (gold .ind silver), 318 Vine 
 
 Dixon Bar (min and hydraulic), 21 1 San 
 Double Standard (gold), .309 Montgy 
 Dudley, 309 " 
 
 Eagle (silver ind copper), 310 Vine 
 
 East Crown Voint (gold and silver), 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 Eastern Belle (gold and silver),309 " 
 East Mammoth(gold and 8ilver),330 Vine 
 East Mt Diablo, 324 " 
 
 East Noonday (gold and silver),203 Bush 
 
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 1408 
 
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 <San Francisco. 
 
 MIN 
 
 CkA8.'!lKIII0. 
 
 East Sierra Nevada, (gold and sil- 
 ver), 324 Pine 
 Eight Hundred (silver), 330 " 
 Eldorado South, 330 " 
 Electric, 328 Montgomery 
 Ellen Go wen, 309 
 El Tesoro (silver), 214 Sansom 
 Ely (gold and silver), 328 Montgomery 
 Empire (gold .and silver), 318 Fine 
 English (gold and silver), 328 Montgy 
 Equator, 
 
 Erie Consolidated, 
 Essex (gold and silver), 
 Essex, 
 Essex, 
 
 Eureka Consolidated, 
 Eureka (gold). 
 
 301) 
 
 240 " 
 309 Californi. 
 316 
 320 " 
 
 30i) Montgomery 
 414 California 
 
 Eureka, 310 Pine 
 
 Eureka Min & Smelting, 308 California 
 Europa, 240 Montgomery 
 
 Evening Star No 1 (silver), 302 
 Excelsior, 327 Pine 
 
 Excelsior Water & Mining,315 California 
 Exchequer, 327 Pine 
 
 Extra, 318 " 
 
 i^'airfax (silver^ 324 " 
 
 Fall Creek 'opper, 328 Montgy 
 
 Fall River Gravel, 328 " 
 
 Father DeSmet Con (gold), 40t 
 Florence Blue Gravel, 32 Merchants' Ex 
 Florida HiM, 414 California 
 
 Flowery, IWJ Montgomery 
 
 Fortuna (gold), 324 Pine 
 
 Foulk (gold and silver), 302 .Montgy 
 Fourth July (gold and silver), 310 Piue 
 Franklin Gravel, 310 " 
 
 Frankiing (silver), 302 Montgomery 
 Frear Stoue Co of California, 414 Cal 
 Fresno (gold), 309 Montgomery 
 
 General Leo (silver), 211 Sansom 
 
 General Thomas (mill and min), :M9 Mont 
 Genesee, 30G Pine 
 
 Genesee Valley, 240 Montgomery 
 
 Geo Douglass, 409 Califcrnia 
 
 Georgia (silver), 414 " 
 
 Giant & Old Abe (gold), 309 Montgy 
 Gila Silver M Co, 330 Pine 
 
 Gipsy Queen (gold), 3:« " 
 
 (ilasgow (gold and silver), 203 Bush 
 
 Globe Con, 106 Leidesdorff 
 
 Glory, 3:«) I'ine 
 
 Glynn Dtile Con (gold), 309 Montgy 
 Godfrey (j! ravel, 309 California 
 
 Gold Deposit (gold and silver), 309 Cal 
 Gold Uad (gold and silver), 312 " 
 Gold Stripe, 314 
 
 Goaiei 'Jhariot, 318 Pine 
 
 Golden (Jate Con Hydraulic, 318 " 
 Golden Gate (mill and min), 320 Sansom 
 Golden Gate, 328 Montgomery 
 
 Golden (Jphir, 309 California 
 
 Golden Star, 318 Pino 
 
 Golden Sun (gold), 702 Market 
 
 Goodshaw, 327 Pine 
 
 Gould ft Curry (silver), 309 Montgomery 
 Great Blue Gravel Range (gold), 
 
 (5 Merchants' Exchange bide 
 Great Eastern (silver), 310 Pine 
 
 Great Western (qu .cksilver), 314 Montgy 
 Green (gold and jilver), 8 S F Ex bldg 
 Green Mounts; a (gold), 314 Montgomery 
 Green (silver/, 203 Bush 
 
 Greyhound (mill and mining), 313 Mont 
 Gwin, 306 Pine 
 
 Hackberry South, 302 Montgomery 
 
 Hale & Norcross (silver), 309 Montgy 
 Hamburg, 401 California 
 
 Hamilton (mill and mining), 309 Mont 
 
 Happy Valley, 
 
 Harrington (gold), 
 
 Harshaw, 
 
 Hartford, 
 
 Hazard (gravel). 
 
 Head Centre Con, 
 
 Headlight, 
 
 Heart Basin (gravel), 
 
 Hercules, 
 
 Hester, 
 
 Highbridge (silver). 
 
 Highland (gold), 
 
 Hill & Hood 
 
 Hillside (mill and mining). 
 
 Homer (mill and mining). 
 
 330 Pine 
 324 '< 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 306 Pine 
 318 " 
 310 " 
 
 302 Montgomery 
 3:W Pine 
 324 " 
 
 302 Montgomery 
 310 Pine 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 211 Siiaiom 
 3:i0 Pine 
 330 " 
 
 Homestake (gold), 309 Montgomery 
 
 Honeycomb (gold), 328 Montgomery 
 Hoosier (min and water), 531 Cahiornia 
 Humboldt, 328 
 
 Humboldt (sulphur), 320 Sansom 
 
 Hutchinson, 309 Montgomery 
 
 Ida (gold and silver), 324 Pine 
 
 Idaho (gold and silver), 324 " 
 
 Indian Queen (mill and min), 
 
 26 Merchants' PJxchanfte 
 Indicator, 203 Bush 
 
 Insurance, 309 Montgomery 
 
 Iowa, 41 li California 
 
 Iron Cap, 324 Pine 
 
 Isabella Con (gold and silver), 330 
 
 Jackson, 
 
 Jederson (silver), 
 
 tJoe Scatea Con, 
 
 Julia Con, 
 
 Juniata Con (silver), 
 
 Justice, 
 
 Kclaey (gold and silver), 
 
 Kenton, 
 
 Kuntuck, 
 
 Keystone Con, 
 
 K K C<m, 
 
 Klamoth (quartz), 
 
 Kossuth, 
 
 Lady Bryan (silver). 
 
 408 California 
 3W Pine 
 
 409 California 
 419 California 
 
 203 Bush 
 
 419 California 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 411 California 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 310 " 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 309 
 
 306 Pine 
 203 Bus!) 
 
 Lady Waahingtun Con,302 Montgomery 
 La Grange (ditch and hydraulic), 
 
 314 Montgomery 
 Lake View, im Pine 
 
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 315JSt.,Saa 
 
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 ^er), 
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 327 Pine 
 ilver), 309 Montgomery 
 vel Range (gold), 
 rchants' Exchange bldg 
 ilver), 310 Pine 
 
 u .cksilver), 314 Montgy 
 jilver), 8 S F Ex bldg 
 (cold), 314 Montgomery 
 203 Bush 
 and mining), 313 Mont 
 306 Pine 
 li, 302 Montgomery 
 
 I (silver), 30i) Moiitgy 
 401 California 
 ind mining), 309 Mont 
 330 Pine 
 324 " 
 328 Montgomery 
 306 Pine 
 318 " 
 310 " 
 302 Montgomery 
 3S0 Pine 
 324 " 
 302 Montgomery 
 310 Pine 
 309 Montgomery 
 i^ll Siiasom 
 nd mining), 330 Pine 
 d mining), :J:W " 
 
 Id), 309 Montgomery 
 
 Id), 328 Montj^omwy 
 id water), 531 (.!ulu"ornia 
 
 328 
 >hur), 320 Sausom 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 Iver), 324 Piue 
 
 silver), 324 " 
 
 (mill and min), 
 :5 Metchauts' Exchanj;e 
 203 Bush 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 41 H Ouliforma 
 324 Pine 
 lid and silver), 330 " 
 
 408 California 
 t-), 3:W Pine 
 
 409 California 
 419 California 
 
 |ver), 203 Bush 
 
 419 California 
 .silver), 3:WPine 
 
 411 California 
 310 Pine 
 310 " 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 |z), 309 
 
 306 Pine 
 Iver), 'i03 Bush 
 
 Ln Con, 302 Montgomery 
 |h and hydraulic), 
 
 314 Montgomery 
 
 :m Pint 
 
 MIN 
 
 San Francisco. 
 
 MIN 
 
 CLAB8IFIBD. 
 
 1409 5? 
 
 Last Chance, 328 Montgomery 
 
 Last Glimmer, 405 California 
 
 Leviathian, 330 Pine 
 
 Lewis Con (silver), 310 " 
 
 Liberty Hill (min and water), 310 " 
 Ligura (gold and silver), 328 Montgomery 
 Little Mac (silver), 328 
 Liverpool (gold and silver), 330 Pine 
 Lodi, 328 Montgomery 
 
 London & California, 320 Sansom 
 
 London (mill and min), 330 Pine 
 
 Lone Tree (gold and silver), 211 Sansom 
 Lone Tree, '*'* ^^"'-^ — •- 
 
 Lone Star & Eclipse Con 
 Louise, 
 
 Lower Comttock, 
 Loyal Lead, 
 Lucky Rock (gold), 
 
 45 Merchants' Exchange bldg 
 Mackey (gold and silver), 309 California 
 Ma^ali" (gold), 325 Montgomery 
 
 Mauiinoth Bar (gold), 310 Pine 
 
 Mammoth 'gravel), 230 Montgomery 
 Mammoth, 302 
 
 Mammmi, 203 Bush 
 
 Manhattan ( gold), 310 Pine 
 
 Manhattan 8 S F Exchange bldg 
 
 Manhattan (silver), 203 Bush 
 
 Margarita (gold and silver), 328 Montgy 
 Mariposa (land and min), 309 Montgv 
 Martin White, 309 
 
 Mary Arm (gold and silver), 314 " 
 
 Maryland Con (gold and silver), 202 San 
 
 434 California 
 300 Montgy 
 302 
 
 310 Pine 
 318 
 
 Moonlight, 
 Moreno, 
 Morisco (silver), 
 Morning Star, 
 Mortimer, 
 Mt Potosi Con, 
 Mount Dana, 
 
 211 Sansom, rooms 6 and 7 
 
 217 Sansom 
 
 324 Pine 
 
 331 Montgomery, rm 7 
 
 401 California, room 4 
 
 318 Pine, room 31 
 
 309 Montgomery, rm 80 
 
 Maryland, 
 Matamora Con, 
 Maybell Con, 
 Mayflower (gravel), 
 Mayflower, 
 McChnton, 
 McElroy (gravel). 
 
 331 Montgomery 
 
 702 Market 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 
 310 " 
 ;W)9 Montgomery 
 607 Washington 
 
 McMTais ((,old and silver), 302 Montgy 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 414 California 
 
 McMi!' u (silver), 
 Me.Mow Valley, 
 
 M'ionesCon, 419 •' 
 
 »ietallic Con (gold and jilver), 3110 Pine 
 Metallic, 309 Montgomery, room 29 
 
 Mexican (gold and silver), 203 Bush 
 Mexican (real estate), ; 217 Sansom 
 
 Middle Hill, 328 Montgomery, rcom 13 
 
 HILTON MININO & WATEH 
 
 CO (H Pichoir sec), 320 Sansom 
 
 Mineral Fork (smelting), 328 Montgy 
 Mineral King (mill), 315 Califoniia 
 
 Mint (gold and silver), 409 " 
 
 Modoc Con, 310 Pine, room 15 
 
 Monarch (gravel), 328 Montgomery 
 
 Monitor Belmont, 309 
 
 Mono & Cross Con, 309 California 
 
 Mono (gold), 309 Montgomery, room 62 
 Monte Cristo, 309 
 
 Montezuma (mill), 330 Fine, room 
 Montezuma, 330 
 
 Mount Diablo (silver a.id mill), '408 Cal 
 Mount Hood, 409 California 
 
 Mountain Tunnel (gravel), 328 Montg:' 
 
 MURCHI G & S M CO, 828 " ' 
 
 Napa Con (quicksilver), 330 Pine, rm 16 
 Naumkeag, 310 Pine, room 15 
 
 Nelson (gold and silvc-^ 309 Montgy 
 Nevada (land), 302 Montgomery 
 
 ^evada, 318 Pine, room 13 
 
 New Albany, 27 Merchants' Exchange 
 NcA^ England (gold and silver), 327 Pine 
 New Era (gold and silver), 328 Montgy 
 New Homer, 203 Bush, room 26 
 
 Now York, 203 Bush 
 
 Niagara (silver), 324 Pine 
 
 Nichol (gold and silver;, 330 " 
 
 Nob Hill (gold and silver), 330 " 
 
 Noonday, 310 Pine, room 25 
 
 Norman, 302 Montgomery 
 
 North American Con, 302 " 
 
 North Belmont, 8 S F Exchange bldg 
 
 NORTH BLOOMFIELB (gravel), 
 
 (H Pichojr sec), 3f20 Sansom 
 
 North Bonanza, 309 Montgomery, rm 61 
 North Bulwer (gold and silver) 203 Bush 
 North California (gold and silver), 
 
 328 Montgomery, room 2'* 
 North Comstock (silver), 203 Bush 
 
 North Con Virginia, 309 Montgomery 
 North Dayton (gold and silver), 328 " 
 North Keystone, 203 Bush 
 
 North Mammoth, 309 Montgomery 
 
 North Noonday, 310 Pine, room 25 
 
 North Scorpion, 211 Sansom 
 
 North Standard (gold and silver), 
 
 309 Montgomery, room 44 
 North Star (gold), 401 California, rm 4 
 North Utah, 203 Bush 
 
 Northern Belle (mill), 309 Montgomery 
 Northern King (mill), 318 Pine 
 
 Northern Light (gold and silver),310 " 
 Numa, 328 Montgomery, room 21 
 
 Oakland Con (gold), 314 Montgomery 
 Oakland (gold), 240 " 
 
 Oakland (quicksilver), 309 " 
 
 Occidental Con (grave) ), 402 " 
 
 Occidental , 309 Montgomery 
 
 Old Channel (gravel), 230 Mont 
 
 Oliver, 331 Montgomery 
 
 Oneida 27 Merchants' Ex 
 
 Ontario (silver), 309 Montgy 
 
 Ophir Con (mill and min), 320 San 
 
 Ophir (silver), 203 Bush 
 
 Oregon Con (gold and silver), 328 Mont 
 Orient, 327 Pine 
 
 Monumental (quicksilver), 330 Pinel Oriental Con (gold and silver) , 411 Cal 
 
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 Original Amador, 320 Sauaom 
 
 Original Empire, 401 Cal 
 
 Original Gold Hill (gold & silver) 30S) " 
 Original Hidden Treasure, 401 " 
 
 Original Keystone (silver), (Nev) 4'20 Tine 
 Original Keystone (silver), 330 
 
 Orleans Con, 419 California 
 
 Orleans, 315 
 
 Oro Blanco, (Arizona) 328 Montgomery 
 Oro (mill and min), 217 8ansom 
 
 Oro, 320 
 
 Oroville (gravel), 318 Pine 
 
 Ovrermau No 2 (silver), (Nev) 328 Montgy 
 Overman (Nev), 414 Caliioriaa 
 
 Paradise lied Dteer, 318 jVine 
 
 Paradise Valley, 328 Montgoraery 
 
 Peytona, 310 Pine 
 
 Phil Sheridan (gold and silver), 203 Bush 
 Pilgrim (gold and silver), 314 Montgy 
 Pinkham, 310 Pine 
 
 Pioneer Con, 309 California 
 
 Pioneer (gold and silver), 330 Pine 
 
 Pioneer, 310 " 
 
 Piitsb'irg (gold), 414 California 
 
 Pleiades (gold and silver), 328 Montgy 
 Plumas Com (gold), 240 Montgomery 
 Plutus (gold and silver), 04ti Markel 
 Puntiac (gold and silver), 302 Montgy 
 Potosi, 203 Bush 
 
 Potter, 318 Pine 
 
 Price & Davies, 30G I'lne 
 
 Prospect (gold and silver), 27 ttl'sroh Kx 
 PYEAMir, (gold and silver), :)20 Kear 
 Quartz Mountain (G & tunnel), 'Mi\) Mont 
 Quartz Mountain (gold), 729 Montgy 
 l^ueen Bee, 324 Pino 
 
 Quicksilver, 320 S(»HSom 
 
 Kainbow (gold), 419 California 
 
 Raymond A Ely, 32S Montgomery 
 
 Real del Monte, 203 Busii 
 
 Red Cloud Con, 309 Montgomery 
 
 Red Hill Hydr'iic (M & water), 328 Mouc 
 Kcdington Quicksilver, 531 Market 
 
 ban Rafael, 646 Market 
 
 Santa Mina (gold), 31^0 pj^ 
 
 Santiago (gold and silver), 646 Market 
 San Xavier, 32 Merchants' Excharce 
 Savage, 309 Montgomery 
 
 Scorpion (silver). 
 Segregated Europa, 
 Seventy-six (silver), 
 Sheba (silver), 
 Sherwood Con, 
 SnurtleflF (gold). 
 Sierra Buttes (gold), 
 Sierra Nevada (silver). 
 Signal, 
 Silver City, 
 Silver Hill, 
 Silver Jacket, 
 Silver King, 
 Silver King North, 
 cJilver Lick Con, 
 Silveropulis (gold and silver). 
 Silver Prize (gold and silver). 
 Slate Creek (gold). 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 240 Montgomery 
 
 3U« Pine 
 
 314 Montgomery 
 
 309 Ciiliftirnia 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 320 Sausom 
 
 61 Nevad.i blk 
 
 ^03 Bush 
 
 309 Montguuiery 
 
 ii«3 liush 
 
 - :^"? " 
 
 315 California 
 
 3;50 Pine 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 •'•'"-' '.m I'iue 
 
 328 Mout 
 
 240 
 
 Soliil Silver (gold and silver), 320S;ui8om 
 South Belvidore (gold, silver), 330 Pine 
 South Bodie (gold), 309 Mout.;oner-r 
 South Bulwer, ^-jo tiaiim ■ 1 
 
 South Comatock Con (silver), "Dii ■ 
 South Europa, *.' 
 
 South Eeather Water and Unu.ii, 
 
 314 Montgomery 
 South Justice, 'joa Bush 
 
 Snuth Lady Bryan Con, 309 Montgomery 
 South Nooiulay (gold), 320 rtansou 
 
 South Overman (silver), 328 Montgomery 
 South Potosi (gold and silver), 640 Mkt 
 
 Red Jacket Con, 
 Relief Con, 
 Reno, 
 
 Republic Con, 
 Resolute Tunnel, 
 
 EEVENUE. 
 
 Rex Montis, 
 
 Richer, ^ 
 
 Rigeza, 
 
 Riverside, 
 
 Robert Emmett Con, 
 
 203 Busli 
 310 line 
 318 " 
 310 •' 
 240 Montgomery 
 41 li Cal 
 309 Montgomery 
 309 
 
 320 Sansom 
 211 
 401 California 
 
 Ruby (silver), 19 Merchants Exchange 
 Sabine, 409 California 
 
 St Louis, 203 Bush 
 
 '<ui Carlos (gold and silver) 640 Market 
 tH^an Diego (gold and silver), 040 Market 
 San (jeronimo (<i and silver), 040 " 
 " P«jdro (cold), 328 Montaoi 
 
 mery 
 
 Saa Pedro (gold and silver), 040 Market 
 
 Sftn Pedro, 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 imery 
 
 South Standard, 331 Mont^ 
 
 Soutli Star, 000 Montgomery 
 
 SOUTH UTAH, 207 .Saasom 
 
 Southern Nevada (gold and sil), 327 Pine 
 
 309 Montijoinery 
 439 Calitoruia 
 320 iSauDuin 
 310 Pine 
 306 " 
 203 Bush 
 302 AiontL'y 
 309 •• 
 320 California 
 315 
 
 Staudaril Con, 
 
 Stiuiford Coil, 
 
 Star, 
 
 Steep HjUow (gold), 
 
 StLptcl Con, 
 
 Streci & Blanche (tunnel), 
 
 Succor (mill and mining). 
 
 Summit (gold), 
 
 .Sutro Tunnel, 
 
 Swamp Angel, 
 
 Swansea, 315 " 
 
 Syndicate (gold and silver), 328 Montgy 
 
 Syndicate, 419 California 
 
 'I'eirakotf Con, (gold, milling), 310 " 
 
 Telfair, (Arizona), 7*>2 Market 
 
 Temple, 313 Montgomery 
 
 Piger (gold and silver), 330 Pine 
 
 Tiger, 309 Montgomery 
 
 Tiger, 831 " 
 
 Tioga Con, 809 " 
 
 Tolo, 
 
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 loquerviiie. 
 Trinity Hydraulic, 
 
 409 Califo-nia 
 310 Piae 
 324 " 
 
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 646 Market 
 380 Pine 
 'er), 646 Market 
 irchants' Excharge 
 309 Montgomery 
 310 Pine 
 240 Moatgomery 
 300 Pine 
 314 Moutgdinery 
 30'J (Jalifornia 
 330 Pine 
 3'20 Sausom 
 ), 61 Nevada blk 
 •203 Bush 
 309 Moiitguuiery 
 '203 liusli 
 
 315 California 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 d silver), 30i) Pme 
 
 d silver), 328 Mout 
 
 240 " 
 
 d silver), 3*20 Sanaom 
 
 Id, silver), 3;W Pine 
 
 309 Mont^^oruTT 
 
 3-20 h.uiti • I 
 
 (U (silver), 'IW k 
 
 kter and Ihiu r., i 
 314 Moutjjomery | 
 '203 Bush I 
 Jon, 30.) Montgomery j 
 Id), 3'20 rtansou: 
 
 Ivcr), 328 Montgomery 
 and sdver), 040 Mkt 
 331 Montgomery 
 600 Montjiomery 
 207 Sansom 
 
 old and sil), 327 Piae 
 309 Montgomery 
 439 California 
 3'20 Samiuin 
 
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 lunnel), 
 lini»ii). 
 
 310 Pine { 
 306 " 
 203 Bush 
 302 Montgy 
 309 
 3'20 California 
 315 
 315 
 silver), 328 Montgy 
 419 California 
 , milliug), 310 " 
 702 Market 
 313 Montgomery 
 330 fine 
 309 Montgomery 
 331 
 
 309 " 
 
 409 Califo-nia 
 310 Piae 
 324 " 
 
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 ME»a COLCfeciC. S»0 Post HU. ». f". 
 
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 True Blue, 
 Twin Peaks, 
 Tybo Con, 
 Uncle Sam, 
 Union Con (silver). 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 405 California 
 414 
 
 330 Pine 
 417 California 
 309 
 
 UNION GRAVELCO (H Pichoir 
 
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 Union Shaft Co, 
 Union West, 
 University (gold), 
 U S Gravel, 
 Utah (silver), 
 Utica Con, 
 
 320 Sansom 
 309 Montgomery 
 3'20 California 
 328 Montgomery 
 230 
 309 
 
 203 Bu°h 
 
 Blood LL, 45 Merchants' Exchange 
 Bogart O H, 106 Leidesdorff 
 
 Booth KB, 320 California 
 
 Boothe W H, 316 " 
 
 BB.AZELL J M, 328 Montgomery, rm3 
 fil»ii I>aniel, 309 Montgomery, rm 80 
 
 BUFPINGTON J M, 
 
 309 California, rooms 3 and 4 
 Bnnker R F, 606 Montgomery 
 
 Bur.is Butler, 309 Montgomery, rm 2 
 Bush H P, 27 Merchants' Exchange 
 i;:;i;er F S, 318 Pine, room 31 
 
 CHAPMAN W E, 306 Pine 
 
 Charhs H A, 419 California, room 21 
 Chickering W H, 214 Sansom 
 
 Cluskey Henry, 211 " 
 
 Collmrn A, 318 Pine, room 15 
 
 Colburn T W, 414 California 
 
 Cooper A B, 328 Montgomery, room 4 
 CraneC W, 318 Pine, room 39 
 
 CROCKETT JOHN, 203 Bush 
 
 Curtisa C S, <203 " 
 
 Dunks J W, , 306Pinp, room 11 
 
 203 Bush, room 8 
 315 California 
 . 309 Montgomery, rm 37 
 WashiuKton, 3'28 Montgomery, room '20 1 l>>jrbrow A K, 309 J '• 69 
 
 WnsonCen, 3'27 Pine, ^ril^'^""'^" *'"»3. 330 Pine, room 26 
 
 Watson. 302 Montgomery! 1;"'"* ^^ V „'\28 Montgomery, room 17 
 
 Watt Blue Gravel, 414 Curiforiiiaj Lf^V.^^^^'i:^'' ^ ^' '-'"'-^ ^'^"^o" 
 
 W'ebfoot (silver), 330 Pine, room 47 
 
 Welling M (smelting), 414 Culifornii, 
 Wells Pargo, 318 Pine, room 15 
 
 Valparaiso (gold and silver), 302 Mont 
 Vancouver, 409 California 
 
 Vanderbilt Con, 3'27 Pine 
 
 Vanderbilt (mill and min), 328 Montgy 
 
 Victor (mill), 327 Pine 
 
 Victoria & imperial (tunnel), 302 Mont 
 
 Vivian, '-^03 Bush 
 
 Vortex, 324 Pine, room 1 
 
 Vulcan, _ 302 Mons-gomery - 
 
 Walker (mill), 328 Montgomery, rm '20 tj^*" »;, [t' 
 
 Ward IVcherCon, 401 California, rm4! ,T''" ">\\/y' 
 
 Ward (gold and silver), 419 Cahfornia S'':^;^\ ^). 
 
 
 
 t 
 
 0' 
 
 West Conistock (gold and silver 
 
 '2'M Montgomery 
 West Side (silver), 3:<0 Pino 
 
 Western, 2*>3 Bush 
 
 Fields J L, 240 Montgomery 
 
 Fisher Geo \V, 3'24 Pine, rooms 1 and 2 
 Frankeiithal F, 3:iO Pine, room 28 
 
 Frankiades 1>, 312 California 
 
 Freeland E G, 19 Merchants' Ex bldg 
 Frisius F A, 330 Montgomery 
 
 (Jilk'spy John H, 309 
 
 Weston Union, 309 Montgomery rm 80 ' ^"iHett C E, 211 Sansom 
 
 White Cloud, 309 Mont-oniory, rm '25 GORDON C P,rms 23 and 24, 309 Mont 
 White Lead, 302 M.mtgomery QRAINGER "'VM, 211 Sansom 
 
 Woodville Con (silver), 419 Calitornia (iuructt \V J, 310 California 
 
 Yellow Jacket (gold and silver), | Hall E M, 20 Stock Exchange bldg 
 
 203 Bush, room 10 Halsey Abraham, 314 Montgomery 
 
 TVBA GRAVEL RANGE. 3'20 San HAVENS A W, rm 26, 309 Montgy 
 - il) Gravel, 302 Montgomery HEALY CHAS S, 45 Merch Ex bldg 
 
 ;•! 
 
 
 
 v,«,.,, (mill), 309 Montg.n,.ery, rm 73, Hermann Lucien, 
 ,,:,i.<^,old), 314 Montgomery Hestres E, 
 
 Hewson K, 
 
 ;■ JIBING SECRETARIES. gJ^j^^J^-^g 
 
 Adams (Jrove, 25 Merchants' Exchange Holmes E A, * 
 Allen W^m H, 306 Pine; Holmes E B, 
 
 521 Market^ Hopkins K D, 
 3'20 California^ Hopkins Geo W, 
 513 California' Howell I^uis V, 
 
 320 Sansom Hubbard C Van Dyke, 
 405 California' Jennings DA, 
 &n Leidesdorff Kelly R E, 
 Ijli " j Kent DM, 
 
 315 California Leavitt Lcander, 
 308 •' I Lemmon Geo, 
 
 816 " ' Lent W H, 
 
 AllenlHirgCbas, 
 Pines P W, 
 
 ANDREWS WM JR, 
 
 Applt^gate J J, 
 ArkiiiBon Thos ii, 
 Atwell .los F, 
 Aycrs Joshua, 
 Badger Chaa W, 
 Me Jimes, 
 B *ir A W, 
 
 m 
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 €/» 
 
 \ rti 
 
 ;f 
 
 1 lil 
 
 111 ! 
 
 220 Sansom 
 328 Montcromery 
 320 Sansom 
 634 Market 
 207 Sansom 
 318 Pine 
 309 Montgomery 
 240 " 
 
 419 California 
 318 Pine 
 203 Bush 
 401 California 
 419 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 439 California 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 '< ' ■ 
 
 3 
 
 e 
 St 
 
 5S 
 
 Oi 
 
 rwti«ii«.OM* 
 
 H. PALMER A CO., Native Wines. 302 Davis Street, S. F. 
 
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 w, w. MONTAGUE A CO., ?g.'?ffLvyir«tJarS£&avg 
 
 1412 
 
 MIN 
 
 Scm Frcmcisco. 
 
 MUS 
 
 CLAB8IFIBD. 
 
 Lightner Joel F, 
 LiUie L, 
 UTTELLHW, 
 
 UTTRELL HW* 
 
 Co), 
 Long E H, 
 Luty F E, 
 Long E H, 
 Luty F E, 
 Manolm J B, 
 Mahoney J F, 
 Marks W S, 
 McCoy C L, 
 McGee F A, 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 607 Washington 
 
 520 Kearny 
 
 (PG & S M 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 313 Montgomery 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 313 Montgomery 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 331 Montgomery 
 
 214 Sansom 
 
 203 Bush 
 
 203 
 
 32 Merchants' Exchange 
 
 McOEOOHEOAN JT, 318 Pine, rm 13 
 
 McGrew A F, 
 McLaren P M, 
 McMeans A C, 
 Meade Calvert, 
 Metchke Otto, 
 Miller H R, 
 Monroe F S, 
 Moore J, 
 Morizio Josepi;, 
 Morse C A, 
 Mulloy Peter, 
 Newlands James, 
 Noyes R B, 
 
 420 Montgomery 
 
 318 Pine 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 
 324 Pine 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 
 405 California 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 309 California 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 
 217 Sansom 
 
 315 California 
 
 203 Bush 
 
 240 Montgomery 
 
 OIIYER WM LETTS, 328 Mont.rm 13 
 
 Oughiu J C, 
 Parker E L, 
 FASSISH WH W, 
 PECK E A> 
 
 Pentecost J, 
 Perry GH, 
 Pew J W, 
 
 PICHOm H, 
 
 Pickens J H, 
 Pope E R, 
 Potter A W, 
 PRATT GEO C. 
 Redington H W, 
 Riddefl D C, 
 
 SODOERS S D, 
 
 Rose A W, 
 Sankey Chas A, 
 Sayre J H, 
 Scott E W, 
 Scoville J J, 
 Shackleford T J, 
 Shaw C N, 
 Smith W T, 
 Spinney Geo R, 
 Stadtfeid Jacob Jr, 
 Stetson VV W, 
 Stone Edward F, 
 Stone H S, 
 Street & Learned, 
 Stuart W, 
 
 TAYLOR WM J, 
 
 Thomas D L, 
 Thompson J W, 
 Thurston Geo P, 
 
 419 California 
 61 Nevada block 
 330 Pine 
 
 646 Market 
 702 
 
 320 Sansom 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 320 Sansom 
 
 439 California 
 
 217 Sansom 
 
 137 Montgomer / 
 
 309 
 
 328 " 
 430 
 328 
 
 302 " 
 331 
 
 330 Pine 
 137 Montgomery 
 309 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 408 California 
 
 402 Montgomery 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 419 California 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 306 Pine 
 
 419 Califoroift 
 
 331 Montgomery 
 
 320 Sansom 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 203 Bush 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 315 California 
 
 Van Brunt R N, 318 Pine 
 
 VERDENALDF, 327 " 
 
 Walton N C Jr, 419 California 
 
 Ward David Sc Henshaw, 306 Montmr 
 WATSON WMH, 302 «''*^ 
 
 Wegener R, 414 California 
 
 White T A, 328 Montgomery 
 
 Wilder David, 328 " ' 
 
 Willis Wm, 309 
 
 MUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRU- 
 MENTS. 
 
 ANTISELL T M & CO. (wholesale 
 pianos), NW cor Eddy and Powell 
 
 AfeldJ, 
 Arnold N S & Co, 
 Badger Wm G, 
 Balcli H M, 
 BANCROFT A L 
 BENHAMAM. 
 Burke W A, 
 Curtaz B, 
 
 805 Larkin 
 
 310 California 
 
 7 and 13 Sansom 
 
 843 Mission 
 
 & CO, 721 Market 
 
 647 
 
 520 Pine 
 20 O'Farrell 
 
 EATON CHAS S.(Hazelton)647 Market 
 FEIQENBAUM & CO, 
 
 120 to 126 Sansom and 217 and 219 Pine 
 
 FRANKENTHAL & CO, 
 
 SW cor Battery and California 
 Frey Wm A, 404 Kearny 
 
 GESSON J W & CO, 647 Market 
 
 Goodnough A M. 24 O'Farrell 
 
 GRAY Matthias, (steinway), 
 
 117 Post 
 Hammer L K, 23 Dupont 
 
 Heald I A, 514 Commercial 
 
 Hemme k Long, 404 Montgomery 
 
 HENRY D W, (music boxes), 
 
 226 O'Farrell 
 Holbroofc & Lewis, 23 Dupont 
 
 Hook Bros, 34 Sixth 
 
 Keene C C, cor Market and Third 
 
 KOHLER & CHASE, (Decker Bros 
 
 and Emerson), 137 and 139 Post 
 
 \Iagill F W, 10164 Market 
 
 MEYERS ADOLPH, (wholesale), 
 
 46 Geary 
 Meyers & Larpin, 
 
 Kear bet Sonoma and Nevada 
 MoeserJ, 811 Market 
 
 O'Connor J B &. 103 Sixth 
 
 Paillard M J & Co, 117 Post 
 
 Peters J M L & Co, 207 Montgomery 
 PIERCE WALTER S, 30 New Mont 
 ReiukingE, 117 Post 
 
 Rudolph G & Co, 4 and 6 Fifth 
 
 Schraubstadter Wm, Geary nr Dupont 
 Sharp W T, 825 Market 
 
 Sherman, Hyde & Co, 139 Kearny 
 
 Simon HA, 641 Market 
 
 Smith J S, 200 Post 
 
 SPENCERFWftCO. 23 Fifth 
 
 Statham &, Cone, 23 Dupont 
 
 H. WACHHORST. importer off ^e';';i^!%&tr;«.. 815JSt..Sao, 
 
Be CO, 
 
 itoM.iM.iia. 
 
 •trect, tl. V. 
 
 IS 
 
 318 Pine 
 327 " 
 419 California 
 ,w, 306 Montgy 
 302 " 
 
 414 California 
 328 Montgomery 
 328 
 309 
 
 CAL INSTRU- 
 
 rs. 
 
 COt (wholesale 
 
 •r Eddy and Powell 
 
 805 Larkin 
 
 310 California 
 
 7 and ISSanaom 
 
 843 Mission 
 
 721 Market 
 
 647 
 
 520 Pine 
 
 20 O'Farrell 
 
 aazelton)647 Market 
 
 CO, 
 
 ind 217 and 219 Pine 
 
 ittery and California 
 404 Kearny 
 D 647 Market 
 
 ' 24 O'Farrell 
 
 ;. (Steiaway), 
 ' 117 Post 
 
 23 Dnpont 
 514 Commercial 
 404 Montgomery 
 imusic boxes), 
 
 226 O'Farrell 
 23 Dupout 
 34 Sixth 
 |or Market and Third 
 ISE. (Decker Bros 
 ^137 and 139 Post 
 1016^ Market 
 IpH. (wholesale), 
 ' 46 Geary 
 
 Sonoma and Nevada 
 811 Market 
 103 Sixth 
 117 Post 
 207 Montgomery 
 I g 30 New Mont 
 ' 117 Post 
 
 4 and 6 Fifth 
 Geary nr Dupont 
 825 Market 
 139 Kearny 
 
 * 641 Market 
 
 200 Post 
 . CO 23 Fifth 
 
 ' 23 Duponi 
 
 PACr!C BUSINESS COLLEGE, ^«- Soir^S'iv^/J?*"^ 
 
 thorouKhly for BiiHlneas. 
 
 in 
 
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 MUS 
 
 San Francisco. 
 
 CLASSIFIED. 
 
 NEW 
 
 1413 
 
 WOODWORTH, SCHELL & CO, 
 
 12 Post 
 Zech Jacob, 211 and 213 Ninth 
 
 ZolIverH, 238 Sixth 
 
 NEEDLES. 
 
 DOYLE HENRY & CO 51 1 Market 
 
 Largest MUSIC HOUSE 
 
 On the Pacifi c Coast. 
 
 BAN!) INSTEIMEirTI 
 
 Violins, Guitara, Accordeons, 
 Violin Strings, 
 
 Band and Orchestra LIusic, &c., 
 
 At New York Prices. 
 
 KOHLER & CHASE, 
 
 Import3r3 and Wholesale Sealers, 
 
 137 and 139 Post Street, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 ADOLPH MEYERS, 
 
 Dealer hi • 
 
 Musical Instruments, 
 
 Italian Strin^'H, Etc., Whulosalu and Hetuil, 
 
 40 tiieary (St., Man Fraiirist'o. 
 
 Best Italian Slniiurs for Violin, Guitar and llaujo 
 onli' V.'.ii centB, 
 
 Orders from the Country promptly attended to, 
 
 MUSIC TEACHERS. 
 
 Dama Signor, 
 DeWoloski Alex S, 
 Fisher Miss E, 
 Formers Carl, 
 Kimball Proctor W, 
 Lada Madame, 
 Mausuci (1, 
 Marsli Henry, 
 Pagett Mrs F, 
 Pique E, 
 
 Schneider Mrs Julia 
 Solano M, 
 Sperauza D, 
 Striby Mrs Ix>uisa, 
 Striby Wm, 
 
 NATURALISTS. 
 
 Bhmt W a, 
 CHAPMAN HENEY, 
 
 LoaauiN £ F, 
 
 NECKTIE FACTORIES. 
 
 Fobs k Schoof, 
 Heineman H M, 
 Joel Albert M, 
 
 NEWS AGENTS. 
 
 (See also Books and Stationery; alto 
 
 Varieties.) 
 BrunnerL, 339 Hayes 
 
 Currie Arthur L, 514 Post 
 
 Macowsky & Adelaon, 600 Market 
 
 ProU Bros, 1417 Polk 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO NEWS CO. 
 
 (Kmile Bauer man), 413 and 415 Wash 
 Smith H F & Co, 225 Keamv 
 
 SORGE OSCAR, 20 GearV 
 
 UNION NEWS CO, (Fred Vaughn 
 
 man^r), cor Sausom and Washington 
 Voael & Hahn, 423 Washinsiton 
 
 WRIGHT & HANCHETTE, ^ 
 
 433 Montgomery ave 
 
 NEWSPAPERS AND PERIOD- 
 ICALS. 
 
 "ALTA CALIFORNIA," (Fredk 
 
 MacCrellish & Co pulw), 529 California 
 ''American Druids Journal," (Dane 
 
 Brown pub), (iOG Montgomery 
 
 "ARGONAUT" PUB CO, (Frank 
 
 M Pixley pres), 522 California 
 
 "Avalanche Insurance Monthly," 
 
 K B Caverlv editor), 410 " 
 
 "BULLETIN," (<laily evening and 
 
 weekly) cor Mont and Merchant 
 
 •* CALIFORNIA ARCHITECT 
 AND BUILDING REVIEW," 
 
 (J E Wolf) 240 Montgomery 
 
 "CALIFORNIA CHRONIK," 
 
 530 & 538 California 
 
 "CALIFORNIA DEMOKRAT," 
 
 530 and 538 California 
 California Freie Presse, (weekly), 
 ( Brandt & xVIiller) 515 California 
 
 "CALIFORNIA INDEPEND- 
 ENT." (Burnham & Boyer) 526 Mont 
 
 "California Journal," (weekly), (D 
 Kliiikwortb) 802 Montgomery 
 
 "CALIFORNIA SPIRIT OF 
 THE TIMES" (weekly), (M D 
 B(»ruck) 621 Sansom 
 
 "CALIFORNIA STAATS ZEI- 
 
 TUNG,"( weekly) 536 and 538 Cal 
 "CITY ARGUS," (weekly) 405 Kearny 
 "COAST REVIEW." (Ins) 320 Cal 
 "COMMERCIAL NEWS," (M U 
 
 liates ) 423 W ashington 
 
 "Courrier de San Francisco," (E 
 5 Post Derbec) 536 Clay 
 
 121 Sansom "DAILY EXCHANGE," (Thos H 
 206 Bush Lawler) 19 Belden Place 
 
 90 
 
 201 Powell 
 
 8 Misaion 
 
 316 .Jones 
 
 322 Turk 
 
 51!) Hayes 
 
 109 O'Farrell 
 
 331 
 
 23 Powell 
 
 828 (ieary 
 
 130 Turk 
 
 505 O'Farrell 
 
 331 Eddy 
 
 30 Post 
 
 2041 Mission 
 
 2041 Mission 
 
 813 Market 
 
 602 California 
 
 410 Kearny 
 
 O 
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 3 
 
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 815 J St.. Sao. ■ H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines, 302 Davis Street, S. F. 
 
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 ■"U/ UU HinMTAnilP A Pn HtOvenandRanKPa, two different sizes, styles am 
 Wf • IW. IHUW I AUUI. « UU., patterns, 110, 112, 114, 118 and 118 Battery St., S. P. 
 
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 San Francisco. 
 
 CKASSIKIKD. 
 
 NOT 
 
 ^'ENGINEER OF TEE PA- 
 CIFIC," (J Mosheimer 507 Montgy 
 
 "EVENING POST," daily ami 
 weekly) NE cor "!ac anil Mont 
 
 -EXAMINER," (daily and 
 weekly), (W S Moss & Co) 5^5 Wash 
 
 "Figaro," (<lnily), (J 1' .Bogai.lu.s) 
 
 r):VJ Merchant 
 
 "GOLDEN ERA,* (weekly) (J M 
 Basset t) (JOG Clay 
 
 "GROCER AND COUNTRY 
 
 MERCHANT." (weekly) 405 Front 
 "Hayes Valley Advertiser," (weekly) 
 
 (iO.S liUguna 
 
 "HOTEL GAZETTE," («l'uiy) 
 
 518 iSacramento 
 "Humorist," (weekly) (Max Burek- 
 5> ar.lt) C'2-' Clay 
 
 "ILLUSTRATED WASP," 
 
 (weekly), (K Korliel .V I'.ros) liO'J Cal 
 "Jewish I'rogress,'' (Abe Seligsohn) 
 
 '.i]'A Kearny 
 
 "JOURNAL OF COMMERCE," 
 
 (weekly), (W H Murray) 414 Clay 
 
 " LADIES' HOME JOURNAL." 
 
 (Hiram Morse) Chroniele hhlg 
 
 "LAND WORLD," (Cyrus & 
 
 street) 3S1 Montgomery 
 
 "LA VOCE DEL POPULI," 
 
 (weekly). (C B Cevaseo) 00:{ Wash 
 "La Voz del Nnevo Muiuli>," (.semi- 
 
 woekly), (F S Fierro) 
 
 O-J'J Clay antl G-'5 Merehant 
 "Le Petit Journal," (French weekly) 
 
 ((Jeorges Francfort) l>03 Washington 
 "Masonic Monthly and Paeilic 
 
 Workman," (J W Kinsley) :VJ Sutter 
 "Metropolitan Banner," (local 
 
 weekly), (1 S Kalloeh) Fifth and Jessie 
 
 -MINING AND SCIENTEFIC 
 
 PRESS." (l^i--^- • y & <-'") -^- ''>aiis.)m 
 "Monitor," The, (weekly) (Ue\ J F 
 
 Hnrrintrton) ()-J'2 Clay 
 
 "MORNING CALL." (daily and 
 
 weekly) 5'J5 Montgy and 710 .Mkt 
 "New Age," (weekly) ' 420 Kearny 
 "Olympian," (The) (H K .Murray) 
 
 411) Sacramento 
 '•PACIFIC APPEAL," (weekly) 
 
 (Wm H Carter) G'J'J Clay 
 
 -PACIFIC COAST LAW 
 
 JOURNAL."(W T Baggett) 51 1 Mont 
 
 "PACIFIC LIFE," (H a Shaw) 
 
 538 California 
 "Pacific Medical and Surgical Jour- 
 nal," (H (Jibbons M 1> & Son) 
 
 20 Montgomery 
 "Pacific Methodist," (W B Parsons) 
 
 320 Sansom 
 
 ••PACIFIC RURAL PRESS." 
 
 (Dewey & Co) 202 Sansom 
 
 "Pacific School and Home Journal," 
 
 838 Market 
 
 "Pacific Workman," (J W Kinsley 
 & Co) a24i Market 
 
 "PARADE REVIEW." (M u 
 
 Bates & Co pubs), 423 Washington 
 "Beal Estate Circular," (monthly) 
 
 (Thomas Magee) 20 Montgomery 
 
 "lieal Estate & Mining Agi, ' 
 
 (monthly), (Cyrus H Street) 331 Moat 
 
 "REAL ESTATE PRICE LIST." 
 
 ((Jeo W Cliapin) 313 Moiitgonierv 
 
 "S F ABEND POST," (daily ami 
 
 weekly) (S F Abend I'ost Co) 535 Cal 
 "S F CHRONICLE," (daily and 
 
 weekly) eor Bush and Kearny 
 
 "JOURNAL OF COMMERCE," 
 
 (weekly), (W H Murray) 414 Clay 
 
 •S F MERCHANT," (THE) (Alex 
 
 DBell) 223 Front 
 
 "S F NEWS LETTER," (F Mar- 
 riott) 007 and 015 Merdiant 
 "S F Public School Keeord," ((Jeo 
 
 Francfort) 003 Wasiiitioton 
 
 "SF Punch," 83S .Market 
 
 "S F STAR," (NNeekly) (<,eo T 
 
 Hanley) 214 Saeranieuto 
 
 "Sountags (last," (weekly) (DKliut- 
 worth) 802 Montgomery 
 
 ♦'STATISTICIAN," (L i' 
 
 MeCarty) 414 Clay 
 
 "STILLEE-HA F S-P S T E N," 
 
 (Swedish), (Voungbrog & Meyer) 
 
 417 liush 
 "STOCK REPORT," (.laily and 
 
 weekly) S F Stock E.xelianLje bid" 
 
 "THE CALIFORNIAN,' ° 
 
 (monthly) (A Kcman I'ub Co) ."ill I'al 
 "The Evangel," (weekly) (J K Prior) 
 
 cor Fifth ami Jus.sie 
 "The Farmer," (Ayers& Co) 25G Market 
 "The Footliglit, " (dramatic dailj) 
 
 (.J 1) Kobinsonl <'21 Sansom 
 
 "The IJoldenCate" (weeklv), UUliTurk 
 *' THE GUIDE,"(tri-weekly), (The . 
 
 (iuide Pub Co. H Day man) 521 Clay 
 "THE PACIIiC." (weekly), (S S 
 
 Suiitii & J Kimball), 7 MontL'y ave 
 "The Pacific Churchman," (semi- 
 monthly), (Rev DO Kelly), tWJMout 
 
 "THE PACIFIC LAND JOUR- 
 NAL," (\Vm Andreus pub), .^13 Cal 
 "The PacilKc Eife," (weekly), 53S'' 
 
 "THE RESOURCES OF CALI- 
 FORNIA," (J 1' H Went worth 
 l)ropr), 320 Sanaom 
 
 "THE TELEPHONE." (weekly) 
 
 (.1 S McCue) GOoClsy 
 
 •' Wino lAjttlerB' Gazette," 722 Montgy 
 
 NOTARIES PUBLIC. 
 
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 Bcnjamiu A F, 
 BLOOD J H, 
 
 Campbell W S, 
 
 417 California 
 304 Montgomery 
 503 
 
 TRY DR. GUNN'8 RHEUMATISM KING. 
 
8M KING. 
 
 NOT o ri :^^^jw Bnwinwww. 
 
 «"^ 1415 
 
 • Aloutgomerv r f ^® ^ & CO. .. « Eddy 
 
 m£lt OTAs'p "'■"''»'■'»' K«i.S i:;- *''««^ ■?«'>"'-y 
 
 pox GEO T, 444 K'l^'I'ardJean "p^"'«»-'»»'nVel7ster 
 
 628 <' V , '"inlens), 
 
 -tU-t H.nd & t* ^^' ^"J-' Broadway 
 
 i-'-58 Mont';;;;,.:;"! f "".vai .i, '"- 4i ^ij, 
 
 4-'>S Alon 4 S- "I'^f l^'t < 'iu..s & f„ »0^S Sutter 
 
 ' ^'uvors .(„|,„ If' '"" <- <il'fonua Market 
 " - i?5Post 
 
 I Sluiuk O.scar T, 
 .Smith Holland' 
 Suttor K V, 
 Taliafirro 'I' \\ 
 Tliari)h'H, 
 Ward Jas V, 
 Wi'i^eiiiT F (), 
 
 WHEAT C D, 
 
 51.-? 
 
 C/) 
 
 501 Califorui 
 
 C« D. WHEAT, 
 
 ilaiTPflWic and Deal EstaieAfffiiif 
 
 No. 601 California Street." ' 
 
 SAN FRANlIsco. 
 
 \ IVieii A 
 
 
 Vivien A, 
 
 \VcIspic.l&Co, 
 
 neLspK.l&F,u,renho);,, 
 
 •' •119-421 San 
 
 •"^5 Po3t 
 
 . '*2!> Ellia 
 
 'J7 'Sutter 
 
 '-1 Sutter 
 
 NOVELTIES AND NOTIONS 
 
 c.,w.,^N ,,„,,, ; 
 
 Feder M M&tV. ''^Market 
 
 Goldsti'iii J H ' •'•'Battery 
 
 Hoffman &C"o' i- /,-'|^>S'"iaoni 
 
 S?!A^ ." ■• 
 
 ^ J^« ^«. I / Neu- Mo;:tgomer 
 
 NURSERYMEN AND FLOR 
 *STS. 
 
 (See also Seodsmeii.) 
 
 Allen Hugh, 
 Appleby Wm, 
 
 y32 and it.S4 McAllister 
 
 f. , ^ OCULISTS. 
 
 "arkan A ^ " v», 
 
 FERRER HENRY '^^^ ^^'''•"y 
 
 illLTON 6 P „:; ' Kearny 
 
 I'ardoe i; H ' 808^ Mission 
 
 ''"'■•y <^ ^V, Half wav Coh""' ^^'^^^ 
 
 SMITH WF>'' ""• ""y '^"'l MeVimac 
 IVuukle K, • ;JIS Bush 
 
 "18 Kearny 
 
 ,<e ,^''- ^'■OTH. 
 
 ''^^^'trpets and Oil Cloths.) 
 
 O'L CLOTHING. 
 
 (See Clothing.) 
 
 OIL STOVES 
 
 Brooks & Co SP ;.. • 
 Dance Henry '^*^ '="'■ ^''^-a and Sixth 
 Preyfussjufi'us, 1S03 Polk 
 
 Myers & Schram , - Dupont 
 
 '"^tillWG&c"'- IS.-* Fourth _ 
 
 WT« *^o, 627 Kearny ?i^ 
 
 '•^.' M- . ■■ '^till W G & Co 
 
 55 
 
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 San Francisco. 
 
 CliAHHIFIKI). 
 
 OYS 
 
 OILS. 
 
 Allyne & White, 1 12 and 1 14 Front 
 Alpers (Jhas, 700 Mission 
 
 Alves D (Diumond), 1244 Market 
 
 Burdick J C, 208 PaciHc 
 
 California Star Oil Worko Co, 402 Mont 
 
 COLUMBIA PETROLEUM CO 
 
 of Ventura (G VV Blake pres), 408 Cal 
 Continental Oil & Transportation 
 
 Co, 120 and 122 Front 
 
 Daley James F, 2011 Mission 
 
 DEITZ A & CO, 224 Front 
 
 FELTON C N, 402 MoutKOmery 
 
 FISKELD, 402 
 
 Hoilgkins W L, 335 Hayes 
 
 Leaniing Petroleum Co', 414 California 
 Pacific Coast Oil Co, 402 Montgomery 
 Kudolph Wm, 15G7 Market 
 
 S F Petroleum Co, 402 Montgomery 
 Santa Clara Petroleum Co, 402 Montgy 
 Scofield & Tevis, 120 and 122 Front 
 
 Standard Oil Co, 123 Califonua 
 
 Standard Oil Co of California, 402 Mont 
 Taylor F B & Co, (wholesale), 1015 Bat 
 
 OPTICIANS. 
 
 BEBTELINO & WATBT (scien- 
 tific), 427 Kearny 
 Ewing Chas G, 120 Sutter 
 Hess Chas, 519 Kearny 
 
 HOUSEWORTH THOMAS (opti 
 
 cal goods), 
 Kahn & Brod, 
 LORSCH BROS, 
 MANASSE N, 
 MULLER C, 
 
 Myers H & Son, 
 O'Neill J, 
 
 ROACH JOHN, 
 
 Seamans J ob M, 
 
 BBItTELINO's TATKNT. 
 
 Adjiistinif S|)uctaolo8 to siilt all the varloiis 
 (.'oiiditiciiiM iif the s\\(\\t our Npecialty. 
 
 Wo aro tliti only opticiaiia uu the I'aolffu Ouast 
 who niako Sjicutuulo lieuso^ to order. 
 
 BERTELIN6 & WATRY. 
 
 Scifiiliflo Onticiana, 4!«7 K«*arny (»tr»M«t 
 
 bi'twuoii Pine utid California, San Francisco, 
 
 Spaulding Andrew, 
 
 12 Montgomery 
 
 335 Bush 
 
 120 Sutter 
 
 20 Montgomery 
 
 135 
 
 333 Kearny 
 
 41 Fifth 
 
 605 Sac and 42U Mont 
 
 207 Montgomery 
 
 122 Fourth 
 
 JOHN ROACH, 
 
 OPTICIAN 
 
 AND 
 
 Mathematical Instrument Maker, 
 
 480 Montgfomery Street, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 Instruinerits made to order, Kepaired and care 
 fully adjusted. 
 
 trj' Vvlifem Reduced. (tJk 
 
 MULLER'S OPTICAL DEPOT 
 
 13.') Montgomery St., near Bush, S. F. 
 
 Spet'iuity for ."JO years. Established S. F. 1863- 
 
 l'ouiiti-.v OrderM attended to. 
 
 OYSTER SALOONS. 
 
 (See also Restaurants.) 
 
 ALBERS A, 50 and 51 California Mkt 
 Alleon Frank, 87 and 88 Centre Market 
 Althof Theo, 020 " 
 
 Bernstein Abe, 1 140 Mkt; Central Mkt 
 Brady & Donleavy, 530 " 
 
 COLLINS S F & CO. 511 Cal; 32<J Mont 
 Dettinar H, 47 to 50 Grand Central Mkt 
 Dixon Mrs Ann, 15 Stockton 
 
 OIUSTI JOE, 105 California Market 
 (ioubers Mrs, 1303A Stockton 
 
 HAAItE CHAS. ~ »:^7 Bush 
 
 Jacobson J & Co, 82G Market 
 
 Jancovich L, SW cor Davis and Clark 
 
 Johnseu & Olsen, 
 Juniper W S, 
 Kleinhainmer H, 
 Manning A W, 
 Marshall J, 
 Mayer Chas, 
 Mayers — , 
 Milloglav M P, 
 Milloglav N P, 
 
 MORAOHANMB, 
 
 Kiboli A, 
 
 902 Kearny 
 
 415 Pine 
 
 210 Sutter 
 
 426 and 428 Pine 
 
 Centre Market 
 
 cor Market and Sixth 
 
 Mission Market 
 
 138 Fourth 
 
 221 Pacitic 
 
 68 California Mkt 
 
 3 Clay St Market 
 
 Schuur Edward J, Mont ave nr Kearny 
 Pechau R J, Summer nr " 
 
 The Olympic Oyster and Chop 
 House, 210 Sutter 
 
 OYSTERS-RETAIL. 
 
 Anderson H C, 42 Grand Western Mkt 
 DOANE & CO. 92 California Market 
 Edwards k Stephens, 33 Centre " 
 
 O 
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 H. WACHHORST calls atteation **A!;%-V'^?;^.S£^" 315 J St 
 
, all allies, no, lis, 
 ttery Wtreet, tjt. g/ 
 
 OYS 
 
 LING'h I'ATKNT, 
 
 a to siilt all tlio various 
 I our Mpecialty. 
 
 iciaiis uu the I'aelnu Coast 
 fjeuacj to order. 
 
 G & WATRY, 
 M7 Kearny Htr«>ct, 
 
 foniiu, San KiunuUc 
 
 I Reduced, (tj) 
 
 PTICAL DEPOT 
 
 St., near liush, S. F. 
 
 EHtabliflhed S. V. 1883' 
 ierM attended to. 
 
 SALOONS, 
 
 Restaurants.) 
 
 and 51 California Alkt 
 and 88 Centre Market 
 
 62G 
 
 40 Mkt; Central Mkt 
 
 f, 530 " 
 
 CO,511Cal::i2yMont 
 
 50Grand Central Mkt 
 
 15 Stockton 
 
 105 California Market 
 
 imU Stockton 
 
 337 Bush 
 
 826 Market 
 
 V cor Davis and Clark 
 
 902 Kearny 
 
 415 Pine 
 
 210 Sutter 
 
 426 and 428 Tine 
 
 Centre Market 
 
 cor Market and Sixtli 
 
 Mission Market 
 
 138 Fourth 
 
 221 Pacitic 
 
 I B, 68 California Mkt 
 
 3 Clay St Market 
 
 , Mont ave nr Kearny 
 
 Summer nr " 
 Oyster and Chop 
 
 210 butter 
 
 IS-RETAIL. 
 
 [2 Grand Western Mkt 
 92 California Market 
 tens, 33 Centre " 
 
 S^'" 315 J 8t 
 
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 Praetiealis 
 
 OYS 
 
 San Francisco 
 
 1417 
 
 JOHNSOWWJ 72rai,7« .. ~T~ 
 
 Manni,j^ H J? '' ^' ^''''^"^'^ Market Griffith J„h„ fi 
 TESMORP bSt*^^^ Califor„& fe^ «"«wold & Be ' 
 
 "larKet Harrison Kmil B 
 
 OYSTERS-WHOLESALE hSEJob' 
 
 DOANE & CO 7" f 'J~f^ •''■"^' '^"^t •''"•"'•■"» H G 
 
 Efnej^o,,. Corville & Co '^'^.r J"'"'^^* ^1^^ «'''nuei; 
 MORGAN & rn s? n i-r '^^^ 'Ransom Ivuig M 
 
 ^'7 summer andlOT California Market!::^or.^„ 
 
 PAINTERS-HOUSE, SIGN ''"''"'' 
 AND CARRIAGE 
 
 (See also Paints, Oils, Glass! etc ) 
 Anson I'atrick F, ' 
 
 Aypr & Morrow, 
 Ballard Geo, 
 Barker H, 
 Barron C J, 
 Baxter A Blank, 
 Bernanl C A. 
 Black E H, 
 Bradley B, 
 Brandt B L, 
 Brewster ,f f)hn 
 
 BBOOKS JBHOS 
 Bush <J \V • ' 
 Cahill J L, 
 
 Call.nann ft Trumpler, 
 Canhani ^V F, 
 Cherry .John VV, 
 Cheyrais & Passet, 
 
 lionl A J, 
 p'Mghead .r, 
 '-ydon Daniel, 
 •>lahonev I) J 
 
 1^8 California Mardy Ed, "^ * ^®' 
 Mr,T • kl''"-*'" & Co, 
 
 5./Montgo„.ep ,JMcCk.llj;^i.., 
 «^» Market McDowell TW 
 
 ^?^Alo;.tJtt;r^»SENEAU A S 
 
 216 Washington 
 837 Folsom 
 
 cor lovi. ^^cramento 
 
 ''or 19th and Mission 
 
 1161 
 
 ' 29 Valencia 
 
 823 Market 
 
 ■^•52 Sixteenth 
 
 1104 Howard 
 
 Ku 1 , "^^1 Sutter 
 
 104andl06O'Parrell 
 
 *io Sacramento 
 "^34 Kearny 
 TQ- ^^29 Pi/e 
 63o California 
 1601 ,,23 Fifth 
 J»03and 1605 Polk 
 23 .Sixth 
 255 Third 
 423 Pine 
 120!) Fillmore 
 891 Market 
 124Fourth 
 435 Hayes 
 1C15 Powell 
 22 Fillmore 
 0-1 ,2 Jones 
 3yi O'Farrell 
 (carriajre) 
 
 1927 Mission 
 722 Howard 
 
 
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 20!) Post V n *';!'* ^'^'mondso^ --<> ^^^"'%y ave 
 1711 Missim: J " ''*^ '^'•"«. ' '^, ' D'-^vis 
 
 - ^^^.«.e. ^'^^"Hfo^:;issf/^^^'-. 
 
 Clavil L, '''■""''^ ''^^ ^^"'•kot and Geary fe^^ ^'•?;'' 
 Coles A b, 824 Pacific S *p J""'"' J. 
 
 Coleman .fohn E W o!;f^/,''''"'^'" I'elle.rri.n'p 
 
 tostcllo M & Co, • "oQr/Vi'""'", J'<^^""ycook".his 
 
 Counter CE, IS-f \^'".'"'^ IVtorin G b '' 
 
 Deferrari <; B, ;^07 and 309 vfn, ?''""''"^ P''illip« E ' 
 Dterbaum John C, ''"•' ^Vt a?^' l^^'" '"'Per & Co 
 
 Jonovan M J & j j inn« m^">'^«i '^"^^ors F S ' 
 
 J^^^nimg Thos, ' ,7i' Mission I{ohr .In' 
 
 frank August W ^^r. a, ^ '^"^ Hayes Smith <- t ' 
 
 Frank F, ^ ^' -^' Montgomery ave S J,, iV ' 
 
 Frank F, 
 Frassi A, 
 
 Frost & Richards, 
 fiadsby E H, 
 
 Gallagher e'm, 
 
 'oilman P L, 
 
 Ginipel Maurice C, 
 
 •'18 I ac.hc Stanton .las, 
 
 ^If .&t;jSt:;,ft^ 
 
 4m ,, «^2 Clay 
 404 Montijomerv 
 1053 xMarket 
 781 FoLsom 
 431 Fourth 
 50!) Bush 
 _, 432 Kearny 
 517 California 
 41!) Chestnut 
 310 Minna 
 
 007 AT '"''^ J^ytie 
 
 -"/ Montgomery 
 
 5.38 Green 
 
 629 Merchant 
 
 6 Tvler 
 
 517 California 
 
 4 Lily ave 
 
 ^ 32i» Sutter 
 
 524 Valencia 
 
 .„ '214 Polk 
 
 1305 Stockton 
 
 ,^727 Market 
 
 1*1 9i Dupont 
 
 1J>22 Union 
 
 417 Post 
 
 417 Bush 
 
 f'l; 
 
 
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 San Francisco. 
 
 CLAMHiriKD. 
 
 PAP 
 
 Wagner Henry, 
 Warren F 4 Son, 
 Wolbern & Eisner, 
 York W R, 
 
 Oxo. C. Broork. 
 
 037 California 
 
 710 Buchanan 
 
 00(i Post 
 
 312 Minna 
 
 .Iah, F. Bkoukk. 
 
 BROOKES' 
 
 mmm WQMum 
 
 BROOKE BROS., Prop'rs. 
 
 717 Market Htroet, Man Fraii«'iH«'o. 
 
 GluB4 Sibils, HanncrH, Piotiii'cs, I'uriirutnivs, 
 ami ull kinds of Scciiic ruiiitin^, Fence Ailver- 
 tiHinfc' ill City uiul ill! eountry towns, IIounu iuhI 
 S.ore Cuintini; promptly iittciiiled to. 
 
 Ja|>aii TliiM in Uold lor liiMuruii«*«' 
 Caiiipaiiit'H. 
 
 Affuiiey "TiiK Amkku'an Skin Wkitkk," *').Cki 
 per ti>py. 
 
 PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC. 
 
 *Manufacturers and Wholesale. 
 
 AmnitTup (i, l'2'JO Market 
 
 Basler & Jewell, 1005 
 
 *CAL PAINT CO, «-' \N- Beach 
 
 manager), 41!) .lackBon 
 
 Cooney .1, 113 Fourth 
 
 •DIETZ A C & CO, _ -'-'4 Krnnt 
 
 Doerrer Wm (J, 1744 Market 
 
 Downing T, G15 Mission 
 Grossman Marx, (gla/ier), 517 California 
 
 *HU£T£R BROS & CO, 12 second 
 
 Kelly Jas K & Co, 
 
 101 to 105 Front and 1 10 Pine 
 
 Lydon Daniel, 23 .sixth 
 
 Marcus Bros, 521 Market 
 
 Moulton & KilmonsoH, 510 Davi.s 
 
 *OR£ICK S, (Averill mixed 
 
 ijaint), 417 Market 
 
 *PACUIC RUBBER PAINT CO. 
 
 (Whittier, Fuller & Co), 21, 23 Front 
 
 'RAYNOLDS C T & CO, o " 
 
 ReaEF, 1*31 Ihipont 
 
 •Redint^ton &, Co, 520 Market 
 
 Wolf F'-f, 1228 .St.)ckton 
 
 *Yates&Co, 113 Front 
 
 AVERILL MIXED PAINT, 
 
 Prepared Ready for Uae. 
 
 O. S. ORRICK, 
 
 General Agent, 
 
 4 i 7 Market Street. 
 
 MAX FBAX€IM4;0 
 
 PIONEER VARNISH WORKS 
 
 HUETER BROS. & CO., Prop'7^ 
 
 Detilun in 
 
 PalntM, OIIm, nrnMh«>H, and Artist 
 MatcrialM, 
 
 Office : 1 2 Second St. 
 
 Kaitorv, a4tll Mtre«'t, Itlocic 140. 
 MA]W KRA9iC;iMC'0 
 
 PIONEER VARNISH WORKS 
 
 HUETER BROS. & CO.. 
 
 .MiiuufiicturerH of 
 
 Fiii<> Coavli, Railway and Furni. 
 tur«' VuriiiMlivM and Jaiiaim, 
 
 Works, 24tli and Kansna ttrccts, 
 Jjtpot. aio. lie Meoond Mt., Cirand Hotel. 
 
 PAPER BOX MANUFAC- 
 TURERS. 
 
 Thiehaut C, 
 Waizman M, 
 Wempe Bros, 
 
 744 Mission 
 53!) Market 
 509 
 
 T. I,. Mkiuiu.l. K. WijiiTii 
 
 MEEEILL'& WOETH, 
 
 .Miuiiifiictuiers of 
 
 Paper Collars, Cuffs and Bosoms, 
 
 IXniler^ in 
 (jciit-.' l"'urni>.hin^ (looils ic SuN|ieii(lcrs, 
 'A~* M«'«>nnd Nt., Nan FraiiviHeo. 
 
 PAPER HANGINGS AND WIN- 
 DOW SHADES. 
 
 (See also i'aints, Oil, (Jlass, etc.) 
 
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 Connell & Smith, 
 
 LOWEREE WM H. 
 
 Aleyer Henry, 
 Smith & Tillman, 
 
 ST DENIS JULES, 
 
 045 Market 
 
 5 Hi (Jeary 
 
 715 Market 
 
 407 O'Farrell 
 
 II l'03t 
 
 1 305 Stockton 
 
 PAPER WAREHOUSES. 
 
 (Sec also Stationers — Wholesale.) 
 
 BLAKE, ROBBINS & CO, (bags), 
 
 510 Sacramento 
 
 BONESTELL, ALLEN & CO, 
 
 413 and 415 Sansom 
 B)wieWA, ' 120 Tyler 
 
 CALIFORNU PAPER CO, (Kg 
 
 ber Judson pres), 10 California 
 
 TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L Blumaner & Co., "^"UlivTir 
 
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 BUSINESS PENMANSHIP ""'Vv^VUVV^hV lA^J'*^ »v»^ 
 
 IP 
 
 €l1*t!0 
 
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 isH WORKS r; 
 
 CO.. Prop'rs^\^ 
 
 4hvM, and ArtlMt 
 
 IttlH, M 
 
 iecond St. p 
 
 Irfi't. lilu^'k no. Q 
 
 NISH WORKS L 
 
 R.OS. & CO.. IQ 
 
 liuerM i)f 
 
 llway and Fuiiil- g" 
 
 'H and JaimnM, U, 
 
 Kansas fctrcots. S 
 rond m., lirai.ailotd. « 
 
 ( MANUFAC- lg| 
 
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 744 Mission Litl 
 y.V.) MMi'kot UOI 
 DG'J •' 1"" 
 
 RERS. 
 
 — — »L 
 
 K. Wiiimi. S'l 
 
 & WORTH, L] 
 
 ..ttiiitrs of r 
 
 Cuffs and Bosoms, |'p 
 
 niler.-. in 
 ., Han Fra.M'H'o. 1 01 
 
 ;|NGS AND WIN- ,^j 
 SHADES. 
 
 ts, Oil, t!la88, etc.) 
 
 04.') Market 
 
 f)!!) (jcary 
 
 "O 715 Market 1 
 
 407 O'FarreU 
 
 11 I'oat 
 
 LeS ' "^'^ Stiickton 
 
 Iarehouses. 
 
 lioners— Wholeaale.) 
 
 IS & CO. (^>»«»)- , 
 
 510 Sacramento 
 
 [,LEN & CO, , 
 
 4i:i and 415 hansom 
 120 Tyler 
 
 PAPBaCO.lKg- 
 
 LA 10 Californu 
 
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 PAP 
 
 San Fi'andsco. 
 
 CI,AHHlriKD. 
 
 UK. nmt p nmt m... n,r, 
 1410 
 
 PAT 
 
 i'j 
 
 Flint Frank P, 420 Clay 
 
 Frounil ft Co, 'J04 Bush 
 
 MILLER & RICHARDS. 
 
 525 to 520 Commercial 
 nich'inlson W fJ, 507 Montt/omerv 
 
 SONNTAO CHAS & CO, n>aga), 
 
 40 California 
 TAYLOR S P & CO. 416 Clay 
 
 BONESTELL, ALLEN & CO., 
 
 PAPER WAREHOUSE. 
 
 Dcniero in 
 
 BOOK, POSTER, 
 
 NEWS, MANILLA, 
 
 if I lliudwaro iaiid Straw Wrapping Paper, 
 
 >ranuf>U'turerg (if PArKK n,4<i;M. 
 
 |8 
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 Oopit for the RiMniiitfton l*n|><M' Vo 
 and lii«-k l*ii|M'r MIIIm, 
 
 413 & 415 Sansome Street, 
 
 SAN KIIANOISCO. 
 
 BOONE & OSBORN, 
 
 SADLER & CO., 
 
 liii|> >rters iiml .luMiors of 
 
 S i Staple, Writing &Wnr)ping Pap 3n 
 
 ('l)tton, .lut^' HMll H(!Ml|l TwitU'S. (,llWl"st 
 
 Miirkot KiilL's ariiurantcud. 
 
 605 Market St., S. F. 
 
 PATENTEES' AGENTS. 
 
 BOONE & OSBORN, •{-'<) California 
 Browcll J, SOO Moiittioiiiery 
 
 Dakiii K A. 21!t Saiisoin 
 
 DEWEY & CO, '.'02 
 
 HaiiifsJ 1), lOS Lei.l.wdoitr 
 
 Manust! .luliua, »52l Sin.sMin 
 
 Pa,i;i! & Hilziiigor, 507 Califurniii 
 
 PaniyAieo. 40J MoiitijDtiuiry 
 
 PULfERMACHER GALVANIC 
 
 CO, (W T Ho.r(.rt .su|)t), 51 ; Montsij 
 
 REDSTONE J H & CO. 22 
 
 SADLER & CO, tJO'i Market 
 
 SMITH C W M, i:<7 .M..nt^'..mcry 
 
 WIESTER & CO. 17 Now 
 YALE LOCK MANUFG CO. 
 
 (Uichards & Snow agts), 40S Market 
 
 PATENT MEDICINE. 
 
 Hendry Mra R, 'M) < Jcary 
 
 FRAZIER F F. (agent Kerr's Sys- 
 tem Renovator), 325^ Bush 
 Hasstner Valintin, 933 Washin^'ton 
 Mitchell Geo H, 507 California 
 Stark Wm, 502 Washington 
 
 \Nr> 
 
 AnORHElfS AT UW. 
 
 ciiT"'"'*"" '*"'*"''* "' *'""'"'-'*'* i^'latlnir Ixi.Pat 
 Infriii^fonKnt suitH condiiuU'il. 
 I he L.«i,li„j. i>at.,.nt A;^-noy on tlic Coa-st . 
 « ireuliirH Kent free. 
 
 330 California Street, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 DEWEY &CO„ 
 
 WSmH SOLICITOBS 
 
 Kor the tJnitfi.l States ami h'orei;fn Countiies, 
 and 
 
 Experts In Patent Cases. 
 
 ('on<lmt intcrfcieii i' Snitn. and iittuml ti> all 
 niiilt('is coinircti'd with Patents. 
 
 I'aiii|ililet ( ircnlars cmtainiiig Leifnl Points 
 iiiicl viii\iaMe infonniitioii fnf Inveiitori* and Pa- 
 tentees. ^^■nl Kive on reeeipt 01 a r.wt.ii'e Stamp. 
 
 OHUm', aoa NnnMomc Ntr(>e», 
 S. K. cor. California, .SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
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 MRANCH OFIhivS in Wiishintrton, 1). C, 
 r.nis, LoikIoii, .Melti.inrne, and in other ForeiKn 
 cities. 
 
 J. H. REDSTONE & CO., 
 
 Solicitors of Patents, 
 
 No. 12 Montgomery Street. 
 
 •SAN FKANC18<0. 
 
 Will Attend to Patent Suits in 
 the Federal Courts. 
 
 I'r.ienre Tiiiteci Stiitesand Forel.n Patehts for 
 Inviiitor.i. Knrnisli Minlels at sl\ort notiee, and 
 assist iinentors in pcrfoL'tinj,' tlieir in\entimi,s. 
 
 TIIK 4^KLF.BK.\TK1> 
 
 GERMAN GREEN SALVE 
 
 (HIRKS 
 
 Cancers, Burns, King's Evil, Old Sores, [te., Etc, 
 
 Price, 50 CVnt*. 
 
 R. HUSINC & BROS., 
 
 M. K. ror. HiHMion and 18tli Sta. (^ F. 
 
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 228 Miiisioii 
 
 ]4:i imd 145 Freinont 
 
 '2r)l) Kir^t 
 
 133 and 13") Btak 
 
 328 Hush 
 
 PATTERN AND MODEL 
 MAKERS. 
 
 (See also Foundriea and Iron Works.) 
 
 Anderfurer Broa, 
 Biuwell W F, 
 Dunn Jno J, 
 Howland R, 
 Leonard C, 
 Peterson & Olsson, 
 
 SISDON IKON & LOCOMOTIVE 
 
 WORKS, «K cor Hi)\var.l and Buale 
 Stei^jer & BuHhinaii, 310 Mission 
 
 PATTERNS. 
 
 (Sec also Dressmakers. 
 
 Barringer Mrs E, 901;^ Mission 
 
 Craven Sisttrs, 12(i I'ost 
 
 DEMING & BABBETT, (Bntte- 
 
 lick it Com), 124 
 
 Shew Myr.Mi, 101) Dupont 
 
 EVANS J W, 2<J i'ost 
 
 PAVEMENTS AND MATE- 
 RIAL. 
 
 Abbott I'uving Works, 22 Montgomery 
 Jionuet E, 40: 
 
 Burke K H, 528 Californi;. 
 
 California Artilicial Stone I'avin^ 
 
 Co, 402 Mont;4onu'ry 
 
 Kureka Stone Co, 30i} 
 
 Jones \, 10") X«'\v Montgomery 
 
 NEUVAL & SOMERVILLE, 
 
 42U Jackson 
 
 (aHpiiiiltnm) 
 
 Paeilie .A.s)ilKdtuni Co, 422 MoiituonuTy 
 Jiausonie E L, lU Busli 
 
 PENCIL CLASP FACTORY. 
 
 SCOLLAY'S PENCIL CLASP 
 
 FACTORY. li">24 Moekton 
 
 PEN MANUFACTURERS 
 GOLD. 
 
 BAPTIS J H. 
 
 Pearce 11 1), 
 
 328 Bush 
 (524 Montgomery 
 
 PERFUMERY. 
 
 CJarissKj F, 
 (ierichtcn Philip, 
 
 PECK P. 
 
 113 Dnpont 
 
 1212 Market 
 
 120 Sutter 
 
 PBHFUMBRY. 
 SADLER & CO., 
 
 OOS Marknt Ht., Man Franciiico. 
 
 linporturH and Jobbers of 
 
 Cologrne, Hair Oil, Toilet Soap, 
 French Nail A Hair Brushes. 
 
 Lowest Market llutos (fuarntitood. 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHERS. 
 
 832 Market 
 
 402 Kearuy 
 
 429 MontniMnury 
 
 OOli Koaniy 
 
 Baxter & Blank, 
 Betancne J P, 
 Bradley & iiulofson, 
 
 BROWN T A. 
 
 BUSH H, SE cor Clay and Kearny 
 COOK J J, (propr Watkin's Yo 
 
 2(i Montgomery 
 22 KiMrny 
 715 Market 
 73i» 
 
 Semite (lallery), 
 Craij^ & Mosher, 
 I)aini^H & Hayes, 
 
 DUHEM C & CO. 
 
 Diitclur Mrs S L, 
 I'^donart it C<ibb, 
 lOliman Clias 10, 
 ( iili.son .las L, 
 ( ioilcns lino O, 
 
 HOUSEWORTH 
 
 8 Montjionicry 
 
 not Koaniy 
 
 I If) huulli 
 
 . - 81 1 Market 
 
 31 Thir,l 
 
 THOS & CO. 
 
 12 Mont:;iinierv 
 '.114 MarkJt 
 
 ,at 
 18 Third 
 34 " 
 31 " 
 921 McAlliHter 
 444iTliinl 
 417 MontgdiiuTy 
 417 
 
 (i20('l;iy 
 9l4_M;uket 
 337 i I ayes 
 New York 
 
 Ilucks J (.CO, 
 
 .letters, Wi-IIm & Kipjin, 143 
 
 JONES, RULOFSON & CO 
 
 l'li()toi.'r;i|)liii! (ialiery), 8 
 Karraw & Brown, 
 Keil El], 
 
 Kelly it liiiniiels, 
 ivlain'.Natlian M, 
 Li'.tlier If. 
 .M.ose <; 1), 
 Muyl»ri(lgo K .1, 
 Newth llrnest W, 
 ()r;nsl>'. Kitoii, 
 
 PERKINS A J, 
 PETERS J H & CO, 
 
 <ii.lleryi, 2.') 'I'liinl 
 
 RIEMAN & TUTTLE. 2i) Mouthy 
 
 .Sclioeiie llerinann,cor Mont av(.' and Fill) 
 Sli;".v Win, 523 Koaniy 
 
 Showers A, 402 
 
 Silv.-i J T, _ '.iSThinl 
 
 ."•ninnu'Mli lys Wni, ()'2l,'l;iv 
 
 TABER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC 
 
 PARLORS. (I NV Taber), 8 Monty 
 
 Th'irs Lonis, 102") Liirkiii 
 
 Vander.s\\it p J, (>1 Third 
 
 Vaujihan Mrs, 724^ .Market 
 
 Watkins Carlton E, 427 Moat^oniery 
 
 Wiuir & Allen. 342 Kearny 
 
 Wolfenstein V, 1144 Market 
 
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 H. WACHHORST. importer of j.'lii:^,;^!:!^*.:!.. 315 J St. Saa 
 

 10 
 
 Sl CO., 
 
 Han FranolMVO. 
 
 Jobbers o( 
 
 I, Toilet Soap, 
 Sair Brushes. 
 
 htos nuariMitooJ. 
 
 (APHER8. 
 
 8:^2 Market 
 
 429 Moiilnouiury >§ 
 ' GOU Kuiiniy '"O 
 
 ^or Clay luiil Kuaruy 
 ,r Wutkin's Yo 
 
 20 Montgomery 
 22 Ki'iirny 
 
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 715 Market 
 
 7:v.) 
 
 ' 8 Mt)nt>ioinery 
 
 r>Ol Kwiniy 
 
 lis Fourlli 
 
 811 Mnrket 
 
 :U 'I'liir-l 
 
 THOS & CO. 
 
 1'2 M<>i\ti;"i»t^fy 
 ill 4 "^liirkct 
 
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 iilkTy), is _.^tt 
 
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 y2l McAUisttT 
 
 444 \ TMnl 
 
 417 Mouti^i'mnry 
 
 020 ("luy 
 
 «.)14 Miirktit 
 
 :v.?7 llivyw 
 
 ^"' ^ 2r.'l'hira 
 
 JTTLE. -*' Mi'iitsy 
 
 I, ,.(.!• Mout:vve ami Kill) 
 
 Wl^ Koarny 
 
 402 " 
 
 •Jy Tliird 
 
 (P2 C.'liw 
 
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 W TuIkt), « ^"^1""^!^^ 
 
 102') Lirkiii 
 
 (i4 Third 
 
 724Js Market 
 
 V 427 Mout'^«)mery 
 
 ' ;U2 Kiarny 
 
 114-1 Market I 
 
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 Foas Oauur, 612 to 618 Wushiiigtou 
 
 PHYSICIANS. 
 
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 AllHirtson J A, 
 Alers A, 
 
 Alexander Mrs T, 
 Allan r M, 
 Anunican iSumiisoii, 
 Antonio Clurii, 
 Anderson .1 A, 
 Aronstcin A, 
 Att« ootl Alioo, 
 
 AYER WASHINOTON, 
 
 Balilwiu H tS, 
 KttUlwin S C, 
 
 BALLARD MRS L 
 
 Bargor 1) K, 
 Barstow F O, 
 Bates C M, 
 Bazan F, 
 Bull reus H C F, 
 BcliiiKe 1'' A, 
 Bcnuott Thus, 
 Bennett Wni, 
 Butlencourt J Ve S, 
 Bird N J, 
 
 BLACH CHAS, 
 
 Uhikol lias K, 
 Blako .) \V, 
 l)lii.\<»ne .1, 
 Bclau M .1, 
 li<irchwr .1 C, 
 Butsford W, 
 BowLis .1 Milton, 
 Bi)«t-T!) Mr» S K, 
 
 BOYSUN THOMAS, 
 
 Bri'diill August U I 
 
 111 Powell 
 
 10 Kllia 
 
 701)4 McA lister 
 
 10:!0 Mis.Moii 
 
 Chrismore fSoo, 
 Clark E A, 
 Clark J K, 
 Clark U F, 
 Clarke J ,], 
 Cleveland C D, 
 Close Win, 
 Colm David, 
 Columaii J, 
 
 COLMANNB, 
 
 CoimoUy J no, 
 Cook Mrs C A, 
 
 (V.i.k 
 
 IIOJ Fohoni 
 
 2!) Keiuny 
 
 8;i4 FoLsom 
 
 410 Kearny 
 
 012 Clay 
 
 860 Market 
 
 20-) Powull 
 
 !):H0 Market 
 
 i;jH Sacranu'iito 
 
 224 Kearny 
 
 .S60 Market 
 
 22 Moiitm»nu!ry 
 
 Kill) I'olk 
 
 020 Market 
 
 1016 FdlHoni 
 
 2:12 Sutter 
 
 lOiil Mission 
 
 614 Kearny 
 
 1)00 Markot 
 
 liMl (ieary 
 
 .■{OlJStiutkt.iii 
 
 7;»7 Market 
 
 640 \Vaahiugt(,n 
 
 8 Mason 
 
 21} Ki-arny 
 
 !M'.) Saeraiiuiito 
 
 1 12 i\eariiy 
 
 cor R U and I4tli 
 
 920 Market 
 
 40 (icary 
 
 32i " 
 
 914 Ho»vard 
 
 100 Stockton 
 
 604 Leavenworth 
 
 160 Third 
 
 421 O'Furrell 
 
 520 V^dencia 
 
 204 Sutter 
 
 202 Sixth 
 
 224 Post 
 
 716 Howard 
 
 200 Stockt.*n 
 
 :i!5 Pine 
 
 230 Koariiy 
 
 2017 Mission 
 
 I -.,»,. II ,■ ■ '■•■•■>■ I'Vriiando C. 
 
 I..0.1iowar.l,c,,,l,.ttKiizah.th'.), 
 HK>(K,.iylCoryell.lnol{, 
 
 Cowan 1{ H, 
 
 Cowlua S, 
 
 Curran Mary H, 920 Mkt and 22 Oeary 
 
 C/apkay L J, 107 Montgomery 
 
 Davidson .) l{, "•- • ^ 
 
 D.ivisCi K, 
 
 Dean H I), 
 
 DeDerky F F, 
 
 UoFrtyo B C, 
 
 Ikiiicko F, 
 
 Dennis F H, 
 
 iKpierria H A, 
 
 217 Post 
 
 108 Stockton 
 
 '•Y-i Kearny 
 
 17 Dupout 
 
 1230 St.-ckton 
 
 639 Caliloriiia 
 
 305 Kearny 
 
 223 Montgoinery uve 
 
 D .uulas W A, 
 Dunlai) Anna W, 
 Duiiuy K, 
 
 du I'y Krnest H C, 
 Dwyur.l, 
 Iviton .) allies, 
 Kckol.Ino N, 
 loggers Mr.s F, 
 
 ....„ . i;iiruul)erg T A, 
 
 Brown Mrs Charlotte lilako, 435 (Jouy Kiolicrs.ino, 
 Bnicli A, NOO IN.wcll Kllinwood C X, 
 
 Burns A K, • 22 Kearny Kly W A, 
 
 Briiier \V H, 2:{ l'..st| Ivi-Iisli John, 
 
 l>evuning Henry C, 44 i'hird 
 
 DeWitt T H, cor Butte and Kentucky 
 pohcrty W K 210 Kearny 
 
 Dohnnann W illiiiin, 535 Bryant 
 
 Donnelly K, 802 Howard 
 
 "<>'|>C \V, 630 O'Fivrrell 
 
 Dorr L I., 118 I>ui)ont and 538 Turk 
 
 I' UllS 
 
 Win, 
 
 820 (irecMwii'lii I^iijilirat Freil, 
 
 413 i'.u.sli; K. rowel' W (i, 
 
 305 Sutter! Favor ,\. 
 
 luck ley C F, 
 BuoknalMi J. 
 
 inirgcs.s I) O, _, 
 
 Burleigh W Fj, SKcor Howard and (llh 
 Cachot M A, 34Ti)ird 
 
 Callagliaii J D, 826 Folsoin 
 
 Callaudreau J, 1234 Stockton 
 
 (Janiiey F E J, 032 Howard 
 
 Carman Wm, 410 Post 
 
 Ciia|iman C B, cor Jackson and Montgy 
 Castello Itey, I51'.ii Duiumt 
 
 International Hotel 
 
 1200'Farrell 
 
 2l4i Sixth 
 
 317 Stockton 
 
 607 Chestnut 
 
 219 Pacific 
 
 314 Hayes 
 
 324 Kearny 
 
 1807 Steiiier 
 
 310 Sutter 
 
 3lOMontgy 
 
 716 Clay 
 
 111 Powell 
 
 305 Fifth 
 
 706 McAllister 
 
 413 Post 
 
 14 (Jeary 
 
 329 (Juary! FERRER HENRY, (laryngoauo 
 
 Chase A, 
 
 CHASE ROBT F, 
 
 Chi'sley Chas 1*, 
 Ohipman M, 
 
 121 Turk 
 764 Howard 
 810 Mission 
 
 I'ist), 
 l"\:rris A S, 
 Finigan Holmes, 
 I'lniiigan Peter, 
 Fnke H M, 
 Fitch C L, 
 Fit/.-ihhon U J, 
 Fletcher C A, 
 Flint Mrs E, 
 FI00.I P H, 
 Foto J H, 
 Forbes C F, 
 
 lOUeary 
 
 142 Fourth 
 
 622 Clay 
 
 807 Kearny 
 
 652 Market 
 
 I4 (ieary 
 
 100 Fourth 
 
 23 Kearny 
 
 317 Mason 
 
 720 Market 
 
 402 Kearny 
 
 417 Bush 
 
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 CbASBIKIXO. 
 
 PHY 
 
 Formes L R, 
 Foster N P, 
 Frank M, 
 Franklin D, 
 Fraser E J, 
 Freeman G M, 
 FULTON G F, 
 
 Funke R, 
 Gardanowski E V, 
 Garwood Wm T, 
 Gerlach Geo, 
 Gerry S Hussell, 
 Gibbon J F, 
 Gibbons Henry, 
 Gibbons Henry Jr, 
 Grand Jules, 
 Green T, 
 Griswold W N, 
 
 GROSS G, 
 
 Grover Wm A, 
 Haas Jul, 
 Haggin J B, 
 Halo W F, 
 
 222 Turk 
 
 43 Second 
 
 905 Market 
 
 137 Montgomery 
 
 221 Powell 
 
 1019 Folsom 
 
 608^ Mission 
 
 324 Kearny 
 
 103 Post 
 
 ' 225 Dupont 
 
 1313 Tyler 
 
 640 Washington 
 
 623 Kearny 
 
 2() Montgomery 
 
 26 
 
 101 Dupont 
 
 10 Third 
 
 H 6 Eddy 
 
 319 Kearny 
 
 869 Market 
 
 305 Kearny 
 
 235 
 
 520 " 
 
 Keeney J W, 
 Kenyon Curtis G, 
 Kibbe Thos R, 
 
 KUNKLER J £. 
 
 La Brie G, 
 
 HALET CHAS STAXWOOD, 
 
 128>\ Fourth 
 
 Hall R H. 
 Hall « H. 
 Hamclin Louis, 
 Hammond W H, 
 Hammond Wm, 
 Hardy Beiij F, 
 Harris Frfd" W, 
 
 1415 .Stockton 
 517 Pine 
 510 Battery 
 ^ 765 Howiird 
 85',) Mission 
 20 Tw elfth 
 Valencia nr I6tli 
 Heinimnnn Michael, cor Jack nnd Mont 
 Henry L J, .'14 Eleventh 
 
 Hereford W S, 124 Kearny 
 
 HEWSTOM GEO, 32:1 Suttot 
 
 Heyermann A, 8W cor liryant and 4tli 
 
 "" " Tlie Bddwiu 
 
 1 12 Mason 
 
 1 12 Mason 
 
 80S.'i Mission 
 
 ■SOSi 
 
 517 Folsom 
 
 126 Koainy 
 
 649 Howard 
 
 1063 
 
 325 ( !ro(>n 
 (i Kddy 
 
 Hiller Albert D, 
 
 HILLER F SR, 
 HILLEH F JR, 
 HILTON G F, 
 
 Hilton Wm M, 
 Hinckley ( Jeo E, 
 Hirschfoider J O, 
 Hoag Lyman B, 
 
 HODGDON W H A, 
 
 Hoffstctter B, 
 
 Holbrnok C K, 
 
 Homer C W, SW cor Sutter and Hyde 
 
 Howard R A, 
 
 HUBBARD H H, 
 HUGHES L J. 
 
 Hunter J A, 
 HurlbutETM, 
 Ingerson H H. 
 JenksGH, 
 Johnson Wm Henry, 
 
 JORDAN L J 
 JOSSELTN BENJ F, 
 
 Josslyn Jos, 
 Kahn >S .S, 
 Kane F B, 
 Kane F P, 
 
 3.34 O' Far roll 
 
 22 Geary 
 
 620 Market 
 
 .321 Sutter 
 
 850 Market 
 
 .323(Jeary 
 
 l20()'Farrell 
 
 48 Fourtli 
 
 21 1 Geary 
 
 7 Stockton 
 
 214 Sutter 
 
 216 Kearny 
 
 .338 Eddy 
 
 020 Market 
 
 Lane Levi C, 
 Ledyard W K, 
 Lehmkuhl H, 
 Le Roy Theodore, 
 Tjevingstone M, 
 Lewitt Wm, 
 Lewitt Wm B, 
 Ix)ryea A M, 
 Lubelski L, 
 Luppo .1, 
 
 LYFORD L 
 
 Macbeth RS, 
 Macoary G, 
 Machintosh Robt, 
 MaoRae Alex, 
 Madill David, 
 Maleeh G H, 
 Malech H F, 
 MandeviJle F De L, 
 Manning (teo, 
 Marks .Joshua E, 
 Marsliall B, 
 Mariinach N J, 
 iMartineaut E D, 
 Mathewaon T, 
 Matlicws .Ino M, 
 M.iys Wm H. 
 Maxwell Richard T, 
 McHride .1 H, 
 
 McCLURE A T, 
 
 McKlroy .1 G, 
 McGovcrn G C, 
 McGuite L Ij, 
 McLaugiilin M A, 
 McLayG B, 
 
 McLean robt a. 
 
 McLENNANJD, 
 
 McMillan 1!, 
 M.Nultv J M, 
 
 McNUtTWF, 
 
 Mcl'herson G K, 
 Mc<i>uesten Glias 
 Mea.l Frank W, 
 Moareo I L, 
 Mervy A, 
 Miller CL, 
 Miller W D, 
 Minor J no F, 
 M intern Mrs E, 
 
 MINTIEAE, 
 MINTIEAE&CO. 
 
 Mintzer I'ierre B, 
 Moore Chas W, 
 Moore DC, 
 Moore Mrs K D, 
 M org. in Laura, 
 Montealegre J M, 
 Moreeno J M, 
 
 20 Montgomery 
 664 Mission 
 15 Taylor 
 514 Kearny 
 1018 Mission 
 652 " 
 128 Second 
 509 Kearny 
 729 Montgomery 
 208 Kearny 
 16 Turk 
 15 Sixth 
 11 Dupont 
 103 G'Farrell 
 205 Montgomery ave 
 DEXTER, 405 Kearny 
 402 
 1009 Stockton 
 1013 Mission 
 _ 222 Post 
 813 Mission 
 .300 Stockton 
 .300 
 27 i Kearny 
 275 Mission 
 615 Stockton 
 _ 905 Post 
 5^ Kearny 
 109 lhi]...rit 
 619 Kearny 
 909 Twenty-third 
 5l8Sutti'r 
 135 Kearny 
 124Tyl,"r 
 21 Powell 
 S22H.nv.ar.l 
 9 (u.ary 
 722 Moatijoinury 
 cor 3d and Ilowaril 
 24.30 Mission 
 
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 6.30 Merchant 
 
 220 Stockton 
 
 722 WaHhin!.'toii 
 
 1 18 Dniiimt 
 
 121 MontiioMUTy 
 
 24th near Valencia 
 
 121 Mont<,'oniLry 
 
 cor Sansoin and Wash 
 
 124(;oarv 
 
 5.39(iivcii 
 
 532 Kearny 
 
 214 
 
 767 Howard 
 
 339 O'Farrell 
 
 1 1 Koaniy 
 
 11 
 
 710Bnsli 
 
 652 Market 
 
 8 Elhs 
 
 8 Kills 
 
 708 Sutter 
 
 1114 Bush 
 
 771 Market 
 
 TRY DR. CUNN'8* RHEUMATISM KINC. 
 
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 20 Montgomery 
 (564 Mission 
 15 Taylor 
 514 Kearny 
 1018 Mission 
 652 
 128 Second 
 509 Kearny 
 729 Montsomery 
 208 Kearny 
 10 Turk 
 15 Sixth 
 11 Dupont 
 103 0'FarreU 
 >'05 Montgomery ave 
 CTER. 405 Kearny 
 
 1009 Stockton 
 
 lOr.i Mission 
 
 2*22 Post 
 
 813 Mission 
 
 300 Stockton 
 
 :wo 
 
 27 H Koarny 
 "' 275 Mission 
 
 015 Stockton 
 •t05 Post 
 o}, Kearny 
 109 Dupont 
 619 Kearny 
 •109 Twenty -tliinl 
 1 ■ 518 Sutter 
 
 n^ 135 Kc;«rny 
 
 *' 124 TvW 
 
 21 PoWlill 
 
 S'i-H<>\var'l 
 <> (iL-ary 
 722 Monti^oinery 
 k cor3dan<lHo\var.l 
 ■^' 2430 Mission 
 
 6:^0 Mcrcluiiil 
 220 Stockton 
 722 Wivshinutmi | 
 118 l)uv'"ut 
 121 Montiionu'iy 
 •>4th near Valencia 
 ' 121 Montgomery 
 cor Sansom and Wash 
 124(".oary 
 539(lroen 
 532 Kearny 
 214 " I 
 767 Howard i 
 339 O'Farrell 
 1 1 Kearny j 
 
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 710 Bush 
 
 652 Market 
 
 8 ?:ilia 
 
 8 Kllia 
 
 708 Sutter , 
 
 1114 Bush 
 
 771 Market 
 
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 /* ^ P.S a «*l.l,lR«rfli. a«0 Pout Ht.. W. V. 
 
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 CLASeiKIRD 
 
 PHY 
 
 M< irison W F, 
 
 MORTON ALBERT. 
 MORTON H A, 
 
 MOUSERBT, 
 
 Mouser S M, 
 Murphy James, 
 Murphy Robt W, 
 Murray J F, 
 Newell W A, 
 Newman Saml, 
 Nichell Chas F, 
 Nichols H L, 
 Nicols Mrs Sophronia, 
 Nightingale John, 
 Noon A, 
 
 O'DONNELLCC, 
 
 N'Neil A A, 
 Ord J L, 
 Orr Snnniel L, 
 Osi Samuel L, 
 O'Toole M E, 
 Page Wm M, 
 Palmer O H, 
 Pardee K H, 
 Parson E, 
 Paujih W J, 
 Pawlicki La, 
 Peabody W F, 
 Pease (! M, 
 Perrault (no, 
 Pcirin U J, 
 
 PERRY ALFEEDW. 
 
 PhelanOJ, 
 
 FIERCE CHAS L, 
 
 Pi' liiijt H L, 
 Pis H J K, 
 Powers & Wilder, 
 Prosek J, 
 Quinlin A f!, 
 Happin (J, 
 Rattray A, 
 Rcgensburger A E, 
 Regensburgor .1, 
 Reich (I A D, 
 Reilil Fred, 
 Reynolds (} E, 
 
 Rieh 1) W, 
 RichterCMav, 
 
 Robertson E B, 
 Rogers Lee (), 
 Roedor J A Cleniont, 
 Rodgers H 1), 
 Rosters Z, 
 Rosenstirn J, 
 
 1429^ Mission 
 11 O'Farrell 
 
 987 Harrison 
 
 200 Post 
 
 200 " 
 
 659 Clay 
 
 1601 Gougii 
 
 1234 Dupont 
 
 630 Howard 
 
 10 Third 
 
 70(5 Post 
 
 230 Kearny 
 
 1126 Market 
 
 906 " 
 
 402 Kearny 
 
 825 
 
 652 Wacibington 
 
 606 Montgomery 
 
 18 St Anns building 
 
 18 and 20 " " 
 
 6 Eddy 
 
 628 Sutter 
 
 424 Post 
 
 621 Clay 
 
 103 Montgomeiy 
 
 (521 Clay 
 
 700 Sutter 
 
 200 Kllia 
 
 125 Turk 
 
 413 Kearny 
 
 214 Suttc^r 
 
 104 Stockton 
 
 r.03 Third 
 
 lOs.i. Powell 
 
 1502 Pint 
 
 825 Mission 
 
 2I5fifaryl 
 
 6 O'I'arreil 
 
 874 Mission 
 
 515 Montgomery avi' 
 
 606 Sutter 
 
 627 O'Farrell 
 
 112 
 
 118 Post 
 
 10 Sixth 
 
 401.', (ie.iry 
 
 28 Dupont 
 
 126 Kearny 
 
 28 St Anns bld'g 
 
 128.1 l.\,„rti 
 
 1838 O'Farrell 
 
 410 Kearny 
 
 308 Sntter 
 
 512 Stockton 
 
 Rottan/i Antonio, SE cor 3d and Folsom 
 
 ROWELL CHAS, 
 
 Uuebar J H. 
 RuKgS P, 
 St Paul A, 
 
 8ALFIEIDI, 
 SAinEIDjU, 
 ; SAMUELS W R G. 
 
 Handera !ur8 H S, 
 
 426 Kearny 
 
 649 Bromlway 
 
 302 Stockton 
 
 850 Market 
 
 216 Kearny 
 
 30 
 
 Oak and Market 
 2610 Folsom 
 
 Sawtell Mrs, 
 Sawyer A F, 
 Schrepp^d Mrs A, 
 Scott E B, 
 Scott J, 
 Scott J G, 
 Seeley C M, 
 
 SEELEY F E, 
 
 Sellon Mrs French, 
 
 SHARKEY J M, 
 
 Shorb J C, 
 Silver Jos S, 
 Simpson James, 
 Sims H S, 
 Slfiuth Arthur B, 
 Smilie Elton R, 
 
 SMITH E D, 
 
 Smith H .1, 
 Smith J Barlow, 
 
 SMITH WM F, 
 
 Sobry B. 
 Soule A (i, 
 Sj)alding V, 
 Sparks Mrs Agnes, 
 Speor H J, 
 Spillnnc P J, 
 
 SPINNEY & CO. 
 
 Spr.igne U W, 
 Stalled J H, 
 Steiidiart P, 
 Stillman J D B, 
 Stout A B. 
 Strong C (i, 
 Sturnian B, 
 Sullivan Jas F, 
 Sunuol J, 
 Swan Honj K, 
 'IVwkslmry M K, 
 Th.iyor V, 
 'I'hicse A A. 
 Thiunpsoii N L, 
 Tibbitts Stephen M, 
 Tiorney K P, 
 Titus 1 S, 
 Tol.nid C<;, 
 
 126 Kearny 
 
 302 Sutter 
 
 338 Third 
 
 225 Second 
 
 816 Sutter 
 
 8 Mason 
 
 1105 Powell 
 
 1105 Valencia 
 
 556 Minna 
 
 634 Washington 
 
 407 Post 
 
 423 Second 
 
 234 Post 
 
 703 Market 
 
 808 Montgomery 
 
 649 Washington 
 
 223 Kearny 
 
 118 O'Farrell 
 
 635 California 
 
 313 Bush 
 
 3139 Mission 
 
 325 Larkin 
 
 1222 Pine 
 
 217 Geary 
 
 11 Kearny 
 
 Third 
 
 11 Kearny 
 
 34 
 
 SE cor I'ost and Keamy 
 
 II Kearny 
 
 336 O'Farrell 
 
 1310 Mason 
 
 21 Third 
 
 108 Stockton 
 
 6 Eddy 
 
 210 Montgomery ave 
 
 310 Stockton 
 
 719 Market 
 
 136 Post 
 
 322 Sntter 
 
 17 Third 
 
 931 Howard 
 
 419 Broadway 
 
 34 Kcvirny 
 
 7 Montgomery ave 
 
 TRENKLE E,318 Kcar and 1 1 1 1 Jones 
 Valencia D, 1609 Powell 
 
 VanVlackGJ, 6 Eddy 
 
 VASLITFS, 515 Kearny 
 
 Vigowreux A \\ . 224 Sixth 
 
 Von (Jardanowsky E, 103 Post 
 
 \'on Hofl'maiui Chas, 209 Geary 
 
 Von Tiedemann Mrs T, 421 Sixth 
 
 Wigncr John, 1 15 Stockton 
 
 WanzerLMF, 130 Geary 
 
 Warburton J P, 30.) Eddy 
 
 Webb James P, 937 Howard 
 
 Weeks F Ij, 514 Kearny 
 
 Wefelsburg A B, 868 Mission 
 
 Weiss EM, 2114 " 
 
 Welden W E,Twenty-8econd and Folsom 
 Werder Max, 36 Geary 
 
 Wheat R W, l7th ave bet K and L 
 
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 PIC 
 
 Wheeler C H, 
 Whitney J, 
 WhitwellWS, 
 Wilhelm A, 
 Willey J M, 
 Williams R E, 
 Wilson Matthew, 
 Wilson Wm, 
 Wilson W T, 
 Wiudele E, N W cor 
 Wing T, 
 Wiss G, 
 Woltf M A A, 
 Wooster D;ivid, 
 Woraham L, 
 Worth Sidney, 
 Wright W H, 
 Wythe J H, 
 Wythe W T, 
 YOUNG J C, (Medical 
 
 Younger ¥j A, 
 Younger W J, 
 Zeile F V, 
 
 843 Mission 
 
 204 Sutter 
 
 703 Market 
 
 '29 Kearny 
 
 949 Mission 
 
 123 Stockton 
 
 1043 Mission 
 
 515 Kearny 
 
 1042 Mission 
 
 Valencia and 23d 
 
 2235 Mission 
 
 1800 Dupont 
 
 233 Montgomery 
 
 74G Mission 
 
 413 Bush 
 
 426 Sutter 
 
 850 Market 
 
 39 Sutter 
 
 39 Suttei 
 
 Institute), 
 
 7 Stockton 
 
 224 
 
 524 Pacific 
 
 MRS.L.A.BALLAIID, M.D. 
 HOM(EOPATHIST, 
 
 »05 Powell Hi., Han FraiiriHro, 
 
 Oflli'C HourM-1 1 A. n. to I P. M. 
 5 I». M. to 7 l». M. 
 
 B. T. MOUSER, M. 0., 
 
 OCULIST. AURIST, 
 
 Physician for IliMeatseM of the Tlirout, 
 200 Post Street, cor. Dupont, 
 
 SAN FHANCISCO. 
 Officb HoiRs— From 12 to 3 P. M. 
 
 J. H. JOSSELYN, M. D.. 
 
 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 
 
 itSta Mutter Mt., Man Franfi<s<'0 
 
 Offliie Hours from 9 A. M. to S V. M. 
 
 Particular attention paid to Chronic Diseasesanil 
 
 Kumalu Cuniplnints. 
 
 t[S' Consultation hy onrrt'sponik'ncu. 
 
 MRS. L. C. TAMBLING, 
 
 No. 4 Martha Place, 
 
 Oflf Geary Street, near Mason, San Krancisco. 
 
 Chronic Diseases a Specialty. 
 
 Treats witli KIcetric and Medicated Vapor iiatlis. 
 niaiKaoMefi UiseaHeM C^orreetiy. 
 
 PIANOS AND ORGANS, 
 
 (See Music and Musical Instruments), 
 
 PIANO TUNERS AND RE- 
 PAIRERS. 
 
 HALL CHAS R. (mfr), 12 Tyler 
 
 Hornung li F, 813 Market 
 
 TobiuEM, 113 Turk 
 
 PICKLES. 
 
 (See also Vinegar, Cider, &c.) 
 
 Capler Louis, 2422 Bryant 
 
 Code, Elfelt & Co, 314 Washin 'ton 
 
 CUTTING PACKING C0,17, 41 M 
 
 Fisher Mrs A & Co, 
 Fisher J H, 
 Frank Phil, 
 L )hrmann J & Co, 
 Schinidt & Fretz, 
 Schaniinel H, 
 Wulff Peter, 
 
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 207 Second 
 509 Commercial 
 15y4A Bush 
 40 Clay 
 119 Commercial 
 608 and 610 Lumb ird 
 422 Davis 
 
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 Altcudnrf Julius, 32 Fremont 
 
 B ikor A & A, 724 Mission 
 
 BANCROFT A L & CO, 72 1 Market 
 BRADY DAVID, 226 Fourth 
 
 BURKHARDT MAX,545 Washington 
 Cohen Hermann, 19 Dnpoiit 
 
 Currier Amos, . 103 " 
 
 DAMPF LOUIS. Montgy and Market 
 DAVIS BROS. 718 Mkt and 41 it Kuar 
 Flood M, 831 Miirket 
 
 GUMP S & G, 5S1 and 583 Market 
 HAUSMANN BROS, ->17 and 21'.l Pine 
 llurzog .Julius, 
 KuUmycr \V A, 
 Ll'wIs S, 
 Lippi Bros, 
 Mcl'>iu;iiran & Rovve, 
 Mcliuillan B, 
 AUnris & Kennedy, 
 MunttT Jos, 
 Nye AG, 
 Phillips (r M, 
 i!aph.iul H, 
 
 Uosonbaum F H & Co, 
 KuhlraulffAT, 
 Sanborn, Vail & C'o, 
 S(;hwal> & Brceso, 
 Shaddock Thos, 
 
 SNOW & CO, 
 
 Stevenson & Longvvill, 26 and 28 Second 
 Vickery W K, 126 Kearny |; 
 
 WumpoBros, 569 M.irket " 
 
 WORTH & MERRILL, '^ ««con(l 
 
 1514 Polk 
 
 312 Post 
 
 668 Mission 
 
 818 Market 
 
 132 Main 
 
 215 Fourth 
 
 21 Post 
 
 1047 Fols-im 
 
 1033 Miirliet 
 
 cor Sixth and N.itoma 
 
 941 Folsom 
 
 507 Market 
 
 769 
 
 87! 
 
 624 
 
 119 Sixth 
 
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 315 J St. 
 
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 isical Instruments), 
 
 RS AND RE- 
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 mfr), 12 Tyler 
 
 813 Market 
 
 113 Turk 
 
 KLES. 
 
 sgar, Cider, &c.) 
 
 2422 Bryant 
 
 314 Washington 
 
 ING C0.17, 41 Main 
 
 I, 207 Seuond 
 
 509 Commercial 
 
 15y4A Bush 
 
 40 Cluy 
 
 119 Commercial 
 
 008 and 010 Lomb inl 
 
 422 Davis 
 
 FRAMES, MIR- 
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 32 Fremont 
 724 MiBsion 
 721 Market 
 220 Fourth 
 !AX,545 Washington 
 19 Dupont I 
 103 " I 
 
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 831 Market 
 581 and 583 Market 
 
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 ' 1514 I'olk 
 
 312 Post 
 
 008Mis»ii)U 
 
 818 Market 
 
 132 Main 
 
 215 Fourth 
 
 21 Post 
 
 1047 Folsom 
 
 1033 Market 
 
 lor Sixth and N.itoma 
 
 <»41 Folsom 
 
 507 Market 
 
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 87! 
 
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 119 Sixth 
 
 20 Post 
 
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 120 Kearny 
 
 509 Market 
 
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 PIP 
 
 /San Francisco. 
 
 CLASSIFIED. 
 
 PLU 
 
 1425 
 
 PIPES. 
 
 American Pipe Co, 324 Pine 
 
 GLADDmO, McBEAN & CO, 
 
 (ironstone sewer and chimney 
 
 tops), 1310 and 1312 Market 
 
 KNiOHT J Hr (ironstone sewer 
 
 and chimney tops), 1314 and 1316 " 
 OWENS JOHN B. (sewer pipe, 
 
 Stone and earthenware), 22 California 
 Schirmer E, 430 Montgomery 
 
 South Beach Drain Pipe Works, 430 " 
 
 PLANING MILLS. 
 
 (See also Doors, Sash and Blinds.) 
 
 Bradbury W B, 560 Braunan 
 
 EXCELSIOR MILL CO, Bryant nr 5th 
 
 Fulda Bro8 & Co, 
 
 GLADE FW. 
 
 Gracier BVank, 
 Hardenburg Isaac, 
 Haskell Phiiieas, 
 Jewell A M & Co, 
 Kemp J & Co, 
 Korbcl V & Bro, 
 
 McDonald d 
 
 30 to 40 Spear 
 
 30 and 32 Spear 
 
 211 Mission 
 
 i:W Main 
 
 . Bryant near Fifth 
 
 Berry bet 3d and 4th 
 
 109 Mission 
 
 cor Fifth and Bryant 
 
 A & CO, 
 
 217 to 225 Spear; 218 to 220 Sieuart 
 McKAY P B, (moulding), 130 Main 
 Prescott & Sanborn, Howard and Spear 
 Theisen J J, cor Valencia and 28th 
 
 Washburn A, Berry bet 4th and 5th 
 
 WELLS, RUSSELL & CO. 
 
 cor Mission and Fremont 
 Welsh M, (Mission), 22d and Valencia 
 Wetherbee Geo M, Fifth and Bryant 
 
 PLASTERERS. 
 
 (See also Lime, Cement and Brick. ) 
 
 Garfield John Q, 807 Market 
 
 KELLETT SAMUEL, (decorator). 
 
 763 Market 
 Mencarini D, ]2i Fourth 
 
 ZellerH, 1043 Market 
 
 PLATED WARE. 
 
 DAVIS BROS, 71S Market 
 
 PLATERS-GOLD & SILVER. 
 
 BAT CITY PLATING WORKS. 
 
 (Geo M Lederer & Co), 731 Mission 
 Ekelund E, 620 Merchant 
 
 Ha ggerty John, 9 Geary 
 
 H/TWKINS J M, (electro), 620 Merch 
 
 XROEGERF&CO, 
 
 1 3 Trinity het Sutter and Bush 
 
 LEDERER GEORGE M & CO, 
 
 (nickel), 731 Mission 
 
 Martell John, 623 Sacramento 
 
 755 Mission 
 
 533 Market 
 
 952 Mission 
 
 107 Geary 
 
 8 Tyler 
 
 Morrison John, (Pioneer), 
 
 Nast, Greenzweig & Co, 
 
 Particelli A, 
 
 Itigney P, 
 
 Rochicioli R F, 
 
 ROYLANCE J, 45 and 47 Frem'ont 
 
 S F PLATING WORKS, 
 
 -,_____, . 053 and 655 Mission 
 
 SHEPMANWE, 41 Geary 
 
 Spmk & Sons, • ^ Fourth 
 
 PLUMBERS & GASFITTERS, 
 
 231 Fourth 
 
 761 Market 
 
 133 Ninth 
 
 1615 Ellis 
 
 1015 Clay 
 
 225 Hayes 
 
 112 Seventh 
 
 840 Clay 
 
 423 Pine 
 
 222 Sixth 
 
 22 Post 
 
 641 Sutter 
 
 1210J Polk 
 
 1622 Mission 
 
 615 Commercial 
 
 35 Eddy 
 
 2027 Fillmore 
 
 , ■ 230 Sixth 
 
 234 Post 
 
 1018 Stockton 
 
 124 Sutter 
 
 Pine and Kearny 
 
 54 ;{ Hayes 
 
 43 Second 
 
 1136 Mission 
 
 2525 «' 
 
 006 Clay 
 
 31» Sutter 
 
 117 Washington 
 
 2'J( O'Farrell 
 
 502 Hayes 
 
 1007 Post 
 
 1077 Mark.t 
 
 326 Thi. i 
 
 130 Gt. y 
 
 419 Gruve 
 
 605 Montgomery 
 
 404^ Geary 
 
 6 Broadway 
 
 542 Four) ' 
 
 Ahlbach Jacob, 
 Allen W R, 
 Armstrong J, 
 Bailey S C, 
 Bennett W, 
 Blackman M J, 
 Bohn John, 
 Boyd ]■: T, 
 Brady Edward, 
 Bueholz Henry, ~ 
 Bush David, 
 Chaloner — 
 
 COOK E E, 
 
 Cope Thos, 
 Cormack Wm, 
 Craig John R, 
 Crosthwaite M, 
 Crowley (Jeo, 
 Daniel Wm L, 
 David & Lynch, 
 Day Th(«, 
 Dougherty J, 
 Dowdall J P, 
 Downes & Deery, 
 Ihincan J 
 ilccles J ^, 
 F:ider& DobI,. , 
 Enright Wm .jt Co, 
 Eppa Geo, 
 Firmin J L E, 
 Fitzhenry & I^awton, 
 Ford T J,' 
 Forsyth W C, 
 
 FREEMAN &WRIN. 
 
 Fritz & Kean, 
 Gallagher C J & Co, 
 Gilfin J, 
 Gourdon A, 
 Greenhalgh Jno H, 
 
 Greninger D, 
 
 Grimm A, 230 Montgomery av. 
 
 Hayes & Fenlon, 1528 Polk 
 
 Healy F J, 536 Bush 
 
 Hildebrandt C, 181 Sixteenth 
 
 Hobro W D, 727 Washington 
 
 Hufschmidt Louis & Bros, 637 Clay 
 
 Iredale Alfred S, 957 Mission 
 
 Keating & May, 2205 " 
 
 Kilday Bros, 1138 Howard 
 
 Kingwell J W, 502 Ellis 
 
 VTRY MURRAY'b LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM. 
 
 
 
 
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., 
 
 Pomps and Iran Pipe, all «!■«•, lllk lUk 
 114. H« Md 118 Battery Btecct. A.^ 
 
 1426 
 
 PLU 
 
 >S'rt7i Franciace. 
 
 CLAS8IPIKD. 
 
 POU 
 
 ■I 
 
 Lano Wm E, 50.' Kearny 
 
 lANOREHR HENRY C. -'5 Market 
 
 Lassweil C H, . 38 Sixth 
 
 Lasswell M D, 240 Minna 
 
 LAVAKE & ORITBB, 
 
 8ecoud and Stevenson 
 Lempke J, 
 Levy Bros, 
 Lindheimer M Jr, 
 Lowrie John, 
 Mahoney J, 
 Manning \Vin, 
 Marcy Z C, 
 
 PLUMBERS' MATERIALS. 
 
 (Ses also Plumbers and GasKttors.) 
 
 Goger Chas, 
 Krueger L & Co, 
 McNaily & Hawkins, 
 Patten (J W, 
 Prior J K, 
 
 RICHARDS & SNOW 
 SELBY THOS H & 
 
 80G Mission 
 
 439 Bush 
 
 225 Dupont 
 
 i2(^1Ss^barg5eod: 
 
 777 Mif'ion 
 
 202 Dupont 
 
 515 Commercial 
 
 607 Market 
 
 M California 
 
 1128 Market 
 
 ,», 408 Montcv 
 
 CO, 116-118 t'al 
 
 Smith Wni, 
 
 757 Market 
 2 ! Montgomery ^ve 
 
 
 5 Hi bush 
 
 1650 Polk 
 
 716 Laguuiv 
 
 1217 Fillmore 
 
 RICHARDS & SNOW, 
 
 (.SuccessDis to Barker it Snow.) 
 
 246 Sutter Iron Pipe, Plumbers' and Gas- ' ? 
 2 Turk Fitters' Stock and Tools, Cop. 
 per Boilers, Bath Tubs, &c. 
 
 406 6r 408 Market Street, 
 
 SAN KKANCISCO. 
 
 (5 Broadway: 
 
 703O'Farreil 
 
 119 Dupont 
 
 327 Turk 
 
 15U() California: 
 
 334 Sixteenth 
 
 125 Post; 
 
 • 5 Taylor 
 
 2 Sixth 
 
 432 (Jeary 
 
 905 Larkin 
 
 210 Twenty-fourth 
 
 1730 Market! ^^o"''*", 
 
 773 Mission Michelssen, Brown k Co, 
 
 PORK ACKERS. 
 
 BERTAND E H, 1515 poik 
 
 BUNKER R F, 74 and 75 Cal Marktt 
 COUTOLENC D, 303 Montgomery ave 
 
 Donliard J. 
 
 Voll llonry, 
 Wagner F & 
 \\'alter < ieo, 
 
 Bros, 
 
 313 \iutli 
 1420 Stockton 
 
 30,S Front 
 51 Centre Market 
 1 to 5 S F Market 
 
 ;i08 Fifth 
 
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 McCann N, 
 McCarthy Chas, 
 Mclntyre Wm, 
 McKewen P & Co, 
 McLean Jno & Co, 
 McSwcgan J, 
 Milne (tc*). 
 Mocker & Newmark, 
 Monaghan T H, 
 Mower A H, 
 Muller Geo, 
 Mund & Wadman, 
 O'Brien Daniel, 
 O'Brien M, 
 O'Connor M P, 
 O'Dea John A, 
 O'Neil John M, 
 Pandler Joseph, 
 Paris Victor, 
 Plagcmann J C, 
 I PlatzJ, 
 ! Prior J K, 
 Raisnh Fred, 
 Uehn Clias, 
 Keilley C J, 
 Kice Richard, 
 Kobie K. 
 Roggio ,(, 
 
 ROYLANCE 
 
 Ruddock J U, 
 Rusleneyer W J, 
 Shephard Bros, 
 Sherman David, 
 Smith C W, 
 Snook G W, 
 Stoutenberg J A, 
 Sutherland & Gray, 
 Sweeny & Vance, 
 VValmsley \V W, 
 Warren Henry, 
 Waters Chas, 
 Weekes W J J, 
 
 WempeH, SW cor Valencia and Hill Conolly T, 7 to 11 S F Market 
 
 Williamson Bros, Powell nr Sutter Cook .Jolin H, 541 Mt^rcliant 
 
 Wilson Edward V, 608 Larkin^ Cox Chas, 81 and 82 California Market 
 
 25 Stockton! l^utfey Mros, Bay City " ; 
 
 260 First' l-lckhi)!. fc Grr.ber, 82 to 84 Centre Mkt ' 
 
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 1408 Dupont 
 204 Powell 
 223 Post: 
 [1-26 Market! 
 144 Eleventh I 
 208 Sixteeuthl 
 
 320 Montgomery ave CALIFORNIA P T T E RY & 
 107 Geary] TERRA COTTA CO, (W i; 
 
 3005 Mission Stevens agt), Hayes and Market 
 
 ' 440 Broadway PACIFIC POTTERY (N Clark 
 ind 47 Ficniunt l»«'>l'i). l*^-*" '"i^l 16-H' Minket 
 
 829 Sutter ^AY W S & CO (AntiochPotte.y), 
 
 12 and 14 Market 
 
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 2325 Mission 
 
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 807 Valencia' 
 
 522 Davis' 
 
 630 Sacramento} 
 
 1 ir Wasliii^tonl 
 
 230 .Sutter' 
 
 623 California' 
 
 923 Market 
 
 847 Valencia 
 
 30O'Farrell| 
 
 1526 Stockton- 
 
 POULTRY. 
 
 (See also Produce.) 
 
 Ambro.Hc fi Horan, 78 and 79 Centre Mkt 
 Auradou A L & Co, 615 Merchiuit 
 
 Briucatt & De Manuel, 4 Clay .St Mkt 
 Burbank Albert E, -44 California 
 Burr Bartlett, 34 Missii.n 
 
 CapisC. 33 (i rand Central 
 
 CardiiutE H, 85 California " ' 
 
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 Wilson W F, 
 Wolff Marcus, 
 Wood Chas, 
 
 138 Seventh! Gosa Michael & Co, 
 
 510 Sanbom 
 
 TRY DR. GUNN'8 RHEUMATISM KING. 
 
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 MATERIALS. 
 
 santlGastitters.) 
 
 •202 Dupont 
 
 515 Commercial 
 
 ,^ 607 Market 
 
 ;M California 
 
 11*28 Market 
 
 OW, 408 Montgy 
 
 &C6. ll«-118(Jal 
 
 757 Market 
 
 '2 1 Montgomery tive 
 
 
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 Market Street, 
 
 liAiSClSCO. 
 
 ACKERS. 
 
 1515 Tolk Sj 
 
 '74 and 75 Cal Market nj 
 
 30» Montgomery ave sl 
 
 3i:< Ninth i*! 
 
 1 4'20 Stockton ' ^1 
 
 ^i&Co. 308 Front qI 
 
 51 Centre Market Oj 
 
 09. 1 to5S F Market 9\ 
 
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 Hayes aiul Market 'q 
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 (Antioch Tottery), 
 
 1'2 and 14 Market 151 
 
 rERIES. 
 
 ILTRY. 
 
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 i 78 and 71t Centre Mkt 
 -, 515 Merchant , 
 
 Luel. 4 Clay St Mkt I- 
 L' 44 CalifiTuia i 
 
 ;U MisHiun ^^ j 
 (; rand Central '| , 
 sr> California ' ' 
 7 toll SF Market 
 541 Merchant 
 III S" Calif orni'v Market ' 
 Bay City " j 
 . 8>» to 84 Centre Mkt 
 ,' 510 Umaoa 
 
 BUSWESS PENMANSHIP 
 
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 60 
 
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 '*"x\s?r4'^<{ri5i^;^,5* j-acifm 
 
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 ««0 Post St., ». F. 
 
 POU 
 
 /San FraTicisco. 
 
 CliASStlKIBU. 
 
 FBI 
 
 1427 
 
 ERASER J M> 82 Centre Market 
 
 Harris F W, 32 Grand Central " 
 Hart & Goodman, 76, 77 and 78 Cal " 
 Hickson H B & C ,48 and 49 Wash " 
 Hixson H B, 19 Bay City " 
 
 Lemoine, Gambert AC, 15 S F " 
 
 Levy K & Co, 22 Centre " 
 
 Mayer Chas, 24 New Montgomery " 
 McDonnell P, 10 Grand Central " 
 McGuire & Diamond,63 & 64 Centre '* 
 Miller B, 85 " •• 
 
 Minjo Joe, Bros & Co, 422 Clay 
 
 Moss Jos, lO Hayes Valley Market 
 
 MOWRY RICH D, (com)104 Cal " 
 Murjjhy V, 74 and 75 Centre " 
 
 Murray Wm, 39 and 40 G Western " 
 Nutting W r, 7, 8, 9 and 10 " '' 
 race Jos & Co, 11 Clay St " 
 
 Sanders A, 81 Centre '' 
 
 Sv)otorKO J B, 47 and 48 California " 
 VVi'hser H & Co, 25 Grand Central " 
 WOOD F N & CO, 05 to 67 Cal " 
 
 POWDER. 
 
 (See also Guns and Ammunition.) 
 Atlantic Giant Powder Co, (Albert 
 Dibbles prest), 10 California 
 
 BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO, 
 
 (agents Giant Powder), 210 Front 
 
 CAL FUSE ASSOCIATION, lo 
 CAL FUSE WORKS, ('as i:va 
 
 & Co pruurs), 230 California 
 
 HARDY POWDER CO, (A H 
 
 Cliiskev secy), 434 
 
 LOHSE JOHN F, 230 
 
 KoS'Ocrans W S, (mana,c;er Safety 
 Powder Co), 202 Sansoni 
 
 SELBY THOS H & CO, (agents 
 Hazard Powder Co), 1 16 and 1 18 Cal 
 
 SHAINWALD R L, (secy Vukan 
 Powder Co), 218 California 
 
 skink'-r Jno, (agt Diipont'H), 1 15 Pine 
 
 THE CAL POWDER WORKS, 
 
 (■I no V Lohse secy), 230 California 
 
 TONITE POWDER CO, (U L 
 
 Shaiuwald secy), 218 
 
 U S CARTRIDGE CO, (Lowell, 
 
 Mass), (Chas Sonntag & Co), 40 " 
 Vulcan Powder Co, 218 " 
 
 WARREN R W & CO, (manufrs 
 
 Orignal Vulcan Powder), 431 " 
 
 PRINTERS- BOOK AND JOB. 
 
 Bacon & Co, 508 Clay and 509 Sansom 
 Hagj^ett it Co, (law books), 511 Montgy 
 
 BANCROFT A L & CO, (an.l 
 
 lithographers), 721 and 723 Market 
 
 BARRY ik BAIRD. 
 
 419 Sacramento and 320 Sansom 
 
 BOSaUI EDWARD & CO. 
 
 523 Clay and 513 Commercial 
 
 BRODIE J R & CO, 420 Clay 
 
 Brown J F, 535 « "^ 
 
 S«iV«JS^^-'« *19 Sacramento 
 
 BRUCE DONALD, 018 
 
 BUSHNELL A M, 722 Montgomery 
 
 Cahlornia Printing Co, 325 A Bush 
 
 California Label Press, 536 Clay 
 
 « !« « A & Co, 1 1 ■ > Leidesdor flf 
 
 CARMANY J H & CO, 409 Wash 
 Chaigneau K & Co, 
 Conger B T, 
 
 CROCKER H S & CO, 
 CROWE & COOKE. 
 CUBERY & CO, 
 
 536 Clay 
 329 Sansom 
 403 
 
 22 Montgomery 
 415 Market 
 
 ^Wt^?5^m; curtiss & 
 
 WELCH, 327 to 33 1 Sansom 
 
 Daly B H, 609 Merchant 
 
 De iionwray L & Co, (pictorial), 11 Geary 
 podge Bros, m; p^st 
 
 Dore Benj & Co, 512 Sacramento 
 
 Dougherty P K & Co, 
 
 412 Commercial and 41 1 Clav 
 
 EASTMAN F & CO. ^ 
 
 509 Clay and 513 Commercial 
 Eloesser Elo, 414 Clay 
 
 Evans J J, 319 Sansom 
 
 iargeon Sol, 621 Sansom 
 
 Fi-scher & Walter, 535 California 
 
 FRANCIS, VALENTINE & CO, 
 
 517 Clay and 510 to 516 Commercial 
 
 (ioldstein & Kernaii, 
 (Jordon C W, 
 Goullette A J & Co, 
 Heughes Wm, 
 Hinton W M, 
 Hodge J G & Co, 
 Hughes E C, 
 Hughes John F, 
 Kane & Co, 
 Kennedy Walter B, 
 Kerr D, 
 Kibbe Vt H, 
 
 KNARSTON J H 
 
 19 Belden Place 
 
 320 Sansom 
 
 81 1 Market 
 
 421 Montgomery 
 
 536 Clay 
 
 314 California 
 
 511 Sansom 
 
 605 Montgomery 
 
 410 Sansom 
 
 621 
 
 008 Market 
 831 Kearny 
 329 Sansom 
 
 Lafoutaine A J, 625 Merch and 622 Clay 
 LEARY A J, 404 Sansom 
 
 LIBE WARREN C &C0, 3254 Bush 
 
 Mcljcan A A, 605 Sacramento 
 
 Mercantile Agency Printing Office, 
 
 620 Merchant 
 Mor.son !i H & Co, 506 Commercial 
 Munk M, 769 Market 
 
 Murdock C A & Co, 532 Clay 
 
 MURPHY E M & CO, 415 Market 
 
 PACIFIC PRESS PUB HOUSE 
 
 126 Kearny 
 Parsons H G, 518 Clay 
 
 PEARSALL W M, 5 Post 
 
 PETTIT & RUSS. 320 Sansom 
 
 Kaverly S W, 518 Clay 
 
 Bice & Farjeon, 621 Sansom 
 
 ROLLER & LAYNG, 61 1 day 
 
 Bosenthal & Germain, 538 California 
 
 SLOCUM AMANDA M, 612 Clay 
 
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 SPAULDINO OEOBOE, 414 Clay 
 
 Spencer & Co, 
 Stanley D S, 
 
 STEIiRETT B F, 
 
 Taylor & Nevin, 
 Thomas P J, 
 Upton John P, 
 
 500 Folsom 
 612 Clay 
 632 *• 
 
 534 Commercial 
 505 Clay 
 
 518 Sacramento 
 
 VANDERHORST. FISHER & 
 
 WALKER, Sacramento 
 
 Wallace & Hassett, 419 
 WEISS M, 319 Battery 
 
 vVhceler C E, 2123 Mission 
 
 Winterburn Joseph & Co, 417 Clay 
 
 WOMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE 
 PRINTING OFFICE, (Mrs L 
 
 G Richmond & Son proprs), 424 Mont 
 Wood Geo M & Co, (copper plate), 
 
 120 Post 
 Woodbridge A F, 224 Montgomery 
 
 Woodward W A & Co, 529 California 
 
 FRANCIS, VALENTINE £ CO., 
 
 ENGMAVEBS 
 
 AND 
 
 5 1 7 Clay Street, 
 
 ANP 
 
 510 to 516 Commercial St. 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 Ori^nal Design* Supplied for 
 Engraving. 
 
 Commercial Printing a Specialty. 
 J. H. KNARSTON, 
 
 329 Sansome St., 8. F. 
 
 Ordera from the country promptly attended to. 
 
 BRUCE'S 
 
 SACRAMENTO' STREET, 
 
 Above Montgomery, 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 PRINTERS' MATERIAL. 
 
 (See also Type Foundries.) 
 
 DORETY JOSEPH H. (printers' 
 material, inks), 512 Commercial 
 
 SHATTUCK & FLETCHER, 
 
 (rollers and ink), 520 Commercial 
 
 KLINKER C A & CO, 320 SansDm 
 Marder, Luce & Co, 528 Sacramento 
 TATUM & BOWEN, 329 Market 
 
 PRODUCE. 
 
 (See also Dairy Produce ; also Commis- 
 sion Merchants.) 
 
 BamettMrs, 211 Sixth 
 
 Bassett Joseph, 221 and 223 Cl;iy 
 
 Beer B& Co, 224 Washington 
 
 Blumenthal H M, 125 
 
 COLLINS & FEILING, 426 Sanaom 
 Duffoy J J, 9, 10, 42 and 44 Centre Mkt 
 DALTON & ORAT, 404 and 406 Davis 
 Dutard H, 217 and 219 Clay 
 
 Foutana M J & Co, 217 Sacramento 
 
 Freeman & Baker, 111 and i 13 Davis 
 
 GALE J W & CO. 
 
 402 Davis and 122 and 124 Wash 
 Garrett & Greegan, cor Clay and Sausom 
 Grangers' Business Assn, 106 Davis 
 
 Gravier A, 53 and 54 Centre Market 
 j^AIGHT ROBEET & CO, 226 Front 
 HIXON. JTTSTI & CO, 403 Davis 
 
 Holland D & Co, 202 Washington 
 
 KeefeD, 211 " 
 
 LARZELERE & WITHAM, 
 
 SW cor Clay and Davis 
 Lasar David, 52 Centre Market 
 
 Levy A & Co, 234 Wash and 500 Front 
 LEVY M W & CO, 209 Washington 
 Molioy John, 54 Clay 
 
 MG'JLTON E S & CO, :«)5 and 307 " 
 
 Nubert & Turk, 25 and 26 Cal Market 
 O'Connor Bros, cor Clay and Drumm 
 O'Neil Bros, 217 Davis 
 
 H. WACHHORST 
 
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 ^nd nSBatterr 8t.,8. r. 
 
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 LANCISCO. 
 
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 PH H. (printers' 
 
 512 Commercial 
 
 FLETCHER, 
 
 ), 520 Commercial 
 
 Sc CO, 320 ScansDin 
 
 to, 528 Sacramento 
 
 fjTES, 329 Market 
 
 )DUCE. 
 
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 ^erchants.) 
 
 211 Sixth 
 
 221 and 223 Cl;iy 
 
 224 Washington 
 
 125 " 
 
 ilLINO. 426 Sanaom 
 
 , 42 and 44 Centre Mkt 
 
 AY, 404 and 406 Davis 
 
 217 and 219 Clay 
 
 /o, 217 Sacramento 
 
 r, 111 and 113 Davis 
 
 CO. 
 
 and 122 and 124 Wash 
 n, cor Clay and Sausom 
 S8 Assn, 106 Davis 
 
 I and 54 Centre Market 
 ERT & CO, 226 Front 
 [ & CO, 403 Davis 
 
 202 Washington 
 211 " 
 
 & WITHAM, 
 
 5W cor Clay and Davis 
 
 52 Centre Market 
 
 U Wash and 500 Front 
 
 ; CO. 209 Washington 
 
 54 Clay 
 
 & CO, :^05 and 307 " 
 
 25 and 26 Cal Market 
 
 cor Clay and Drumm 
 
 217 Davis 
 
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 RememlDcr the Number — 429 Montgomery Streelj 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 
 

 PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, «i>>!rJSr.**"pJ^*»fr' «•,'• 
 
 kMpinir, Penmanihlp, T«lignphy. 
 
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 OBESTI & CONNOR, 501 and 503 San 
 
 Overman Wm, 1604 Pacific ave 
 
 Failles A, 318 Davis 
 
 Reilly & Co, 309 and 31 1 Davis 
 
 Sweet S 4; Co, 229 Washington 
 
 Tenney Richard P, cor Davis and Mkt 
 TIED£MANN D & CO, 210 Clay 
 Volkman CM, 319 Washington 
 
 Waltersen & Dewey, 212 Clay 
 
 Wolters & Co, 69 and 70 Cal Market 
 
 PROVISIONS. 
 
 BAY CITY PACKING & PRO 
 VISION CO, (M Gradwohl « 
 Co), 1144 to 1148 Market 
 
 FORSAITH & DODGE, (whole- 
 sale), 325 Front 
 
 Hentrich L, 513 and 515 Front 
 
 Schammel H & Co, 608 and 610 Lombard 
 
 S F Packing Si Provision Co, 
 
 513 to 521 Washington 
 
 Wielland Bros, 326 and 328 Front 
 
 PUBLISHERS. 
 
 (See also Newspapers and Periodicals.) 
 
 Bacon & Co, 508 Clay 
 
 BANCROFT A L & CO, 721 Market 
 
 BATES, MORRIS U & CO, 
 
 423 Washington 
 
 BLACEMAN A CO. (music), 647 Mkt 
 
 CARMANY J H & CO, 409 Wash 
 CHAPIN GEO W, 313 Montgomery 
 COAST REVIEW, 320 California 
 
 Daltoti & Co, 8 Montgomery ave 
 
 DEWEY ft CO, '20-2 Sansom 
 
 Dewing F & Co, 
 
 EDWARDS J G. 
 
 Garretson Wm & Co, 
 Gebbie & Barrie, 
 
 GOLLY J B ft CO, 
 
 OEAY MATHIAS, (music), 117 Post 
 
 HOLLOWAY ft BRIGGS, 405 Front 
 Holt Warren, (map), 717 Montgomery 
 Keller Henry & Co, 116 Post 
 
 Lanpley Henry G, 14 Montgomery ave 
 LEARY A J. 404 Sansom 
 
 McKENNEY L H ft CO, (direc 
 
 tory), 543 Clay 
 
 MURRAY W H, 414 
 
 PACIFIC COAST LAW PRINT- 
 
 INO AND PUBLISHING CO, 
 
 511 Montgomery 
 
 FACinC PRESS PUB HOUSE. 
 
 126 Kearny 
 PAYOT, UPHAM ft CO, 204 Sansom 
 Presbyterian Board of Publication, 
 
 757 Market 
 SHAW HENRY G. 538 California 
 
 WENTWORTH J P H, 320 Sansom 
 White Carlos, (patent outsides), 320 " 
 
 207 Dupont 
 
 320 California 
 
 629 Washington 
 
 120 Sutter 
 
 26 (ieary 
 
 WHITE JAS T ft CO. (D Apple- 
 •«,SIi^5L£2)' 107 Montgomery 
 
 WHITNEY SUMNER ft CO, 
 
 lawbooks), 613 Clay 
 
 PUBLISHERS' AGENTS. 
 
 (See also Books and Stationery.) 
 
 Hulse P B, 127 Montgomery 
 
 Leonard P J, 621 Sansom 
 
 WHITE JAS T ft CO, (D Apple- 
 ton & Co), 107 Montgomery 
 Hoitt Ira ii, 427 «« 
 Morse C W, 420 California 
 
 PUMPS AND BLOCKS. 
 
 (See also Machinery. ) 
 
 Currier C H, 28 Market 
 
 fish A L & Co, 9 and 11 First 
 
 Ooss & Adams, 1 14 and 1 16 Beale 
 
 GREGORY H P ft CO. (steam 
 
 and hand), 2 and 4 California 
 
 Hanson Richard & Co, 9 Spear 
 
 ( Jratit D W & Co, 111 Washington 
 
 Hawley M C & Co, Market and Beale 
 Hedges & Dillenburgh, 32 Fremont 
 
 Jackson & Wardwell, Market and Beale 
 Tay Geo H & Co, 614 to 618 Beale 
 
 THOMSON ft EVANS, HO, 112 " 
 TUSTINWL 9 " 
 
 91 
 
 HEDQES & DILLENBURa, 
 
 Mai'hinisU and Manufacturers of 
 
 Power Pumps, Hand Pumps, 
 
 Wine and Beer Pumps, 
 
 Windmill Pumps, 
 
 Double Acting Pumps. 
 
 Deep Well Pumps, 
 
 And Steam Pumps. 
 
 PumpH Reimired in a most thorough manner, 
 and at the shortest notice. 
 
 Also Steam and Water Pipe Fittinjj. 
 
 32 Fremont Street, 
 
 Retwcen Market ami Mission, San Francisco. 
 If you want a gooct Pamp give us a call. 
 
 THOMSON & EVANS, 
 
 Mechanical Engineers & Machinists. 
 
 Steam Pumps, Steam Engines, 
 
 AND 
 
 All kindp of Machinery. 
 
 iC^Repalring promptly done. 
 
 110 and 11« Beale l^treet. ». F. 
 
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 PURCHASING AGENTS. 
 
 lABENTZEN A P. 36 Market 
 
 JXUfBEBO & CO, 324 Hay 
 
 A, P. LORENTZEN, 
 
 Merchandise, Ship and Insurance, 
 
 BBOKEB, 
 
 3Ko. 36 MARKET STREET. 
 
 SAN FKANCI8C0. 
 SS' All C'oiiinii88ii)iiH carefully attended to. 
 
 STANTOBD LELANI), (pros C P). 
 
 cor Fourth and Townsend 
 Stanwood HP, 2 New Montgomery 
 STOCKTON & COPPEBOFOLIS. 
 
 cor Fourth and Townsend 
 
 STUBBS J C, (gen freight ag* C P), 
 
 cor Fourth and Townsend 
 
 TOWNE A N, (gen supt C P), 
 
 cor Fourth and Townsend 
 Virginia & Truckee, (D O Mills 
 
 res), 426 California 
 
 ILLCUTT J I, (gen passenger 
 agent S P), cor Fourth and Townsend 
 
 REAL ESTATE. 
 
 RAILROADS AND OFFICIALS. 
 
 Bedell Wm, 22 Montgomery 
 
 Serkelcy Ferry and II R Co, 320 Ransom 
 
 GAUFORNIA PACIFIC, 
 
 NE cor Townsend and Fourth 
 CENTBAL PACIFIC, gen office, 
 
 NE cor Fourtli and Townsend 
 Chico & Colusa, 309 Montgomery, rm 44 
 Daigneau Frank, (Iowa Line), 2 N Mont 
 Da vies J Meredith, 208 Montgomery 
 DAVIS A E (pres S P C). 309 Montgy 
 SEABBOBN T H. (gen agt Over- 
 land Ticket office), 3 Montgomery 
 Donahue James M, (S F & NP), 
 
 426 Montgomery 
 Eureka 4^ Palisade, (Edgar Mills 
 
 pres), 426 California 
 
 QOODILAN T H. (gen passenger 
 
 agt C P), cor Fourth and Townsend 
 In^is John S, 22 Montgomery 
 
 J^ackson Oeo, (manager Overland 
 
 ticket office), 2 New Montgomery 
 J-udson, Belshaw & Rouse, (Empire), 
 
 402 Front 
 
 IQLLEB £ H JB. (secy C P), 
 
 cor Fourth and Townsend 
 Northern, NE cor 4th & Townsend 
 
 HOBTH PACIFIC COAST, 328 Mont 
 
 Punta Arenas, (F Moyer secy), 408 Cal 
 BEDDING BB, (gen land agt C P 
 
 and S P), cor Fourth and Townsend 
 Russell W F, (N P C), 328 Montgomery 
 SACBAHENTO & PLACEB 
 
 VILLEi cor Fourth and Townsend 
 S F & North Pacific, (Peter Dona- 
 hue pres), 426 Montgomery 
 
 SAN PABLO ft TULABE, 
 
 NE cor Fourth and Townsend 
 Snrith F M, (G S P & 0), 
 ^Qoma Valley, (P Donahue pres), 
 
 426 Montgomery 
 SOTTTH PACIFIC COAST, (A E 
 Davis pres, B B Minor secy), 
 309 Montgomery, rooms 20 and 21 
 
 SODTHEBNPAOdhC, 
 
 N£ «or Fourth and Townsend 
 
 Abrams Samuel, 
 Adams C W, 
 Adams Edson, 
 Ahumada Jos M, 
 Aitken W, 
 Arnold Bros, 
 Asliton Clias, 
 Atkinson N, 
 Atkinson Thos, 
 Bacon H D, 
 Bailey C A, 
 Baldwin A S, 
 Barry Edward, 
 
 Bates Thos D & Bro, 
 Beatty & liUtz, 
 
 BECKEBB A. 
 
 Becker M R E, 
 Booth L A, 
 BoveeWm H, 
 Bowman A W, 
 Bradford (reo B, 
 
 BBANDON W 
 
 Bullock LL, 
 Butterfield ^Vm, 
 
 140 Montgomery 
 408 
 91 Montgomery block 
 
 137 Montgomery 
 
 331 Kearny 
 207 
 
 138 Montgomery 
 330 Pine, room 5 
 
 520 Seventh 
 305 Sanaom 
 320 
 
 502 Kearny 
 415 Montgomery, rni 1 
 
 cor 4th and Stev 
 310 Pine, room 11 
 33t Kearny 
 334 " 
 
 ' ' 402 Front 
 509 California 
 314 
 413 Montgomery 
 223 Kearny 
 606 Montgomery 
 109 
 
 Brocklebank N T & Co, 606 
 Brown C F, 37 Mchts' Exchange bidg 
 Brown E 0, 535 Clay 
 
 Brown Richard, 2I5Saii8om 
 
 Brown S C, 320 
 
 Brumagin J W, 34 Nevada block 
 
 Buckley E P, 424 Montgomery 
 
 Cal Real Estate Co, (J B Whitcomb 
 
 manager), 208 Montgomery 
 
 Canovan P H, 328 Montgomery, rm 5 
 Capp C S & Co, 418 Montgomery 
 
 CABNALL & CHAPMAN. 320 Sau 
 CABTEB B W rms 14-15 302 Montgy 
 CHAPIN GEO W, 313 Montgomery 
 Chapman R, 137 
 
 CHAPIIAN WM S, rm 6, 306 Pine 
 Classen J M, 62 Nev block 
 
 CobbHA&Co, 410 Pine 
 
 Cole Chas D, 
 Collins J C, 
 Congdon Geo, 
 Congdon H B, 
 
 304 Montgomery! 
 
 509 Bush I 
 
 309 Montgomery j 
 
 240 
 
 COSGBOVE CHBIS ft CO, 662 Market 
 
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 laen 8«P* ^ ^^' , 
 ?ourthandTown8end 
 
 Be <D O Mills 
 • 42G California 
 
 (gen paaaenger 
 b'ourth and Townsend 
 
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 140 Montgomery 
 
 91 Montgomery block 
 137 Montgomery 
 331 Kearny 
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 138 Montgomery W 
 330 Pine, room o '- 
 520 Seventh 
 305 Sansom 
 - 320 
 
 502 Kearny 
 
 415 Montgomery, rml 
 
 Bro, cor 4th and btev 
 
 1 310 Pine, room 11 
 
 > 331 Kearny 
 
 d. 334 
 
 402 Pront 
 
 509 California 
 
 314 
 
 413 Montgomery 
 
 223 Kearny 
 
 C06 Montgomery 
 
 lT&Co,G00 
 |37Meht8' Exchange bldg 
 
 215 Saiisom 
 320 " 
 34 Nevada block 
 424 Montgomery 
 ieCo, (JBWhitcomb 
 
 208 Montgomer) 
 3^8 Montgomery, rm 5 
 ,„ 418 Montgomery 
 
 £ CHAPMAN. 320 San 
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 137 " 
 
 'rm 6, 306 Pine 
 
 02 Nev blocK 
 
 410 Pine 
 
 304 Montgomery 
 
 509 Bush 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 240 
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 1431 
 
 Gotten J W, 
 Cowell J H, 
 Coy Frank & Co, 
 Crane A £, 
 Crane E J, 
 CroBsett Jas L, 
 Damon J E, 
 Davis Samuel, 
 DeVercy A F, 
 Dore Mburice & Co, 
 Duane C P, 
 Durkin John M, 
 Durkin P & E, 
 
 EASTON & CO, 
 
 Ellon K, 
 English J W, 
 Esciie Otto, 
 Everson & Co, 
 
 FINLET J K & CO. 
 
 Fisher C C, 
 Fitch T S & Co, 
 Frank Chas, 
 Frencli J M, 
 Friedman Jos, 
 Frink Geo W, 
 Funkenstein J, 
 (iildemeester J P H, 
 (riselman Wm, 
 Godchiiux J, 
 (Jranniss G W, 
 
 OREENBEBG H, 
 
 viunn Wni J, 
 Gutierrez C, 
 Haggin & Tevis, 
 Harned J A M, 
 Healy B, 
 Helling F W, 
 Hill John, 
 Hill John T, 
 Hoburg W H, 
 Hoitt Ira G, 
 HoUis & Harris, 
 Howard F P, 
 Howe M P, 
 Hughes E E, 
 Jacobs A, 
 James C A, 
 Jones D, 
 KayesTP&Co, 
 Kearney Thos, 
 Kenny K, 
 Klumpke J G, 
 Land Chas, 
 Lane J J, 
 
 LeflSngwell Wm L, 
 Levy Jerome S, • 
 Levy & Levitzky, 
 
 LEWIS JB& CO, 
 
 Lincoln Jerome, 
 LindseyW, 
 Lingley & Beatty, 
 Little John T, 
 Livermore 0, 
 
 604 Merchant 
 621 Sansom 
 430 Montgomery 
 410 
 
 211 Sansom 
 
 230 Suttor 
 
 607 Montfijomery 
 
 316 California 
 
 418 Montgomery 
 
 410 Pine 
 
 636 L'hiy 
 
 507 California 
 
 507 
 
 22 Montgomery 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 NW cor Folaom and 20th 
 
 320 Sansom 
 
 128i Fourth 
 
 405 Kearny 
 
 218 Pine 
 
 436 Montgomery 
 
 509 California 
 
 206 Front 
 
 ' 607 Washington 
 
 638 Market 
 
 320 Sansom 
 
 621 
 
 63() Clay 
 609 Sacramento 
 628 Montgomery 
 306 
 410 
 
 402 " 
 
 50 Nevada block 
 
 631 Sacramento 
 
 531 California 
 
 9 Post 
 
 402 Montgomery 
 
 206 Front 
 
 606 Montgomery 
 
 427 '' 
 
 2208 Mission 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 
 18 Market 
 
 724i 
 
 206 Washington 
 
 402 Montgomery 
 
 222 " 
 
 331 Kearny 
 
 408 California 
 
 22 Kearny 
 
 432 Montgomery 
 
 405 California 
 
 700 Mission 
 
 331 Montgomery 
 
 25 Montgomery ave 
 
 306 Montgomery 
 
 500 Montgomery 
 
 215 Sansom 
 
 9 Geary 
 
 "Chronicle" bldg 
 
 302 Montgomery 
 
 522 
 
 Liviinrston James 
 Los ell E C & Co, 
 Luco J„an M, 
 LUTYJS, 
 
 Lynch H H, 
 
 M, 331 Montgomery 
 415 
 62« 
 
 3:i0 Pine 
 320 Sansom 
 
 MADISON & BURKE, 
 
 NW cor Montgy and Sacramento 
 Magee Thomas, ' 20 Montgomery 
 
 Mageo W H, 
 Mahau H, 
 Malatesta N, 
 Man row J P, 
 Martel J L, 
 
 MATTHEWS & CO, 
 
 Matthews H, 
 Mayer Simon, 
 Maynard J H & Co, 
 
 224 
 
 339 Kearny 
 
 402 Montgomery 
 
 424 " 
 
 636 Clay 
 
 5i Kearny 
 
 611 Clay 
 
 636 " 
 
 315 California 
 
 McAFEE BROS. (broker8),202 Sansom 
 
 McDowell P, 
 McElroy R, 
 McGary Eilward, 
 McLaughlin Chas, 
 McWilliams Geo, 
 Middleton J &Son, 
 
 MIHAN JAMES B. 
 
 Milliken Isaac T, 
 
 MOLLOYPC, 
 
 Moreal H P & Co, 
 Morison & Co. 
 Morran Thos & Co, 
 Morrell A J, 
 Morrison Thos, 
 
 410 Montgomery 
 519 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 16 Montgomery ave 
 
 208 Montgomery 
 
 410 Pine 
 
 224 Montgomery 
 
 528 California 
 
 1 16 Montgomery 
 
 402 
 
 436 
 
 605 Sacramento 
 
 420 Montgomery 
 
 419 Pine 
 
 MULLER & GWYNN, 126 Keamy 
 Murpliy A, 51 1 California 
 
 MURPHY D W & CO. 608 Market 
 Murphy J F & Co, 402 Montgomery 
 Mutual Keal Estate Co, 320 Sansom 
 Nichol Wm, 605 Sacramento 
 
 Northam R J, 120 Sutter 
 
 Nye J W & Co, 339 Kearny 
 
 Oakley R O, 422 Montgomery 
 
 O'Connor C, 6 Nevada block 
 
 OESTERREICHER LOUIS, 137 Mont 
 
 Oliver V P 531 California 
 
 Osborn G W, 309 Montgomery 
 
 Parnell Jno, 507 California 
 
 Parrish Ed, 607 Montgomery 
 
 Partridge P G, 328 " 
 
 Perrin E B, 402 Keamy 
 
 Perrin Robt, 402 
 Petersen, Shepherd & Co, 528 California 
 
 331 Montgomery 
 
 134 Post 
 
 33 Keamy 
 
 329 Montgomery 
 
 12 
 
 Phelps & Wetmore, 
 Pilcher & Co, 
 Pitcher & Co, 
 Pforr Jno, 
 Randolph D L, 
 Real Estate Association, (Wm Hol- 
 lisprest), 230 '* 
 
 REAL ESTATE & BUILDINO 
 ASSOCIATION, (E W Taggord 
 prest, Louis F Emilie secy), 230 " 
 Reese M, 410 " 
 
 Regensburger D A, 320 Sansom 
 
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 316 California 
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 333 Montgomery 
 
 Reia Bros, 
 
 Keymcrt Theodore D, 
 Roynolila C H ft Co, 
 Reynolds W S, 
 Riea L, 
 Riordan J P, 
 Robertson J B, 
 
 Robinson Alfred, (trustee Los Ang- 
 les Land Co), 120 8uttor 
 
 531 California 
 
 (549 Washington 
 
 9 Post 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 Rollins Wm, 
 Rosenberg Jos, 
 Ryer W T S, 
 Schohay & Miller, 
 Schottler J P, 
 Sohreiber J, 
 SchuUer A, 
 SHAY B J, 
 SHEABER GEO 
 
 Shiels W, 
 Shirpser I, 
 Sinclair S F, 
 Sloan Wm R, 
 Smiley Jos E, 
 Spring F S, 
 Spring J R, 
 Stanyan C H, 
 Steinbach R, 
 Stevenson R, 
 Stewart Geo, 
 Straus S J, 
 
 STREET CTRXJS 
 
 Street & Learned, 
 Sullivan P J, 
 
 6 Montgomery ave 
 
 410 Montgomery 
 
 330 Pine 
 
 302J^ Hayes 
 
 224 Montgomery 
 
 633 Mission 
 
 209 Sansom 
 
 222 Montgomery 
 
 D. 757 Market 
 
 314 Bush 
 208 Montgomery 
 432 
 
 526 California 
 214 Sansom 
 705 
 
 705 " 
 59 Nevada block 
 729 Montgomery 
 331 
 
 622 Market 
 
 316 California 
 
 H, 331 Montgy 
 
 331 " 
 
 601 California 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 Sullivan Robt P, 
 Swain Wm B, 37 Merchants' Ex bldg 
 Taylor A C 4; Co, 314 Bash 
 
 Thayer C C & Co, 20 Montgomery 
 
 THIXLER SAML L, 330 Pine 
 
 The 8 F Real Estate k Business 
 
 Agency, 541 Sacramento 
 
 Tienier R B, 640 Clay 
 
 Toomey Henry, 528 California 
 
 Trask Jas L, 6 Montgomery ave 
 
 Unger & Mendheim, 208 Montgomery 
 VanAlenWK, 625 
 
 VAN NORDEN & OUMORE, 
 
 VoUmar Jas, 
 
 Von Rhein & Hyland, 
 
 Von Rhein F & Co, 
 
 Wallace J S, 
 
 Walsh S T, 
 
 Warn Geo A, 
 
 Watkins Wm B, 
 
 WENSINOER F S, 
 
 Wethe rbee C H, " 
 
 WHEAT C D, 
 
 WHEATLT & COOK* ' Fourth 
 
 Whitman S P, 302 Montgomery 
 
 Whitstead E, 320 Sansom 
 
 William H F, 740 Fourth 
 
 Winchell & Cole, 304 Montgomery 
 
 Winter W, 838 Market 
 
 607 
 
 40 California 
 
 644 Market 
 
 401 Montgomery 
 
 606 
 
 330 Pine 
 438 California 
 438 
 624 Sacramento 
 511 California 
 501 
 
 Wittram F, 230 Montgomery 
 
 Young Thos, 8E cor ^Sutter and Montgy 
 
 c. W. McAkks. 
 
 r.. C, MeArxK. 
 
 McAFEE BROTHERS, 
 Real E8ta«e Brokers, 
 
 No. 808 Saiuome Street. 
 
 N. E. Cor. SaDHome and Pino, Ituom 3 up stain, 
 t4an VranolMvo, Cal. 
 
 JAMES B. MIHEN, 
 
 Real Estate, Land and Business 
 
 BROKER, 
 884 MONTGOMERY STREET. 
 
 Betwcun KuHh and Pine Streets, 
 lAan FranrlHco, €al, 
 
 MATTHEWS & CO., 
 
 Real Estate and Business Agents 
 Office, Si K«amy Street, 
 
 Up Stairs, SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 City and Country Property, Farms and Steele 
 Handles for Hale or Exchange. 
 
 Wheatley, Cook & Co., 
 
 Real Estate and Business Agents 
 OfBce. No. 1 Fourth Street* 
 
 Comer Market and Fourth, San Francisco. 
 
 £. D. WHEATLEY, Commiision Broker. 
 Iioans on Collaterals. 
 
 REFINERIES. 
 
 Gold & Silver Refinery, 7th and Bran 
 S F MANUFACTUBINO & 
 l^INING CO, 408 California 
 
 REFRIGERATORS. 
 
 California Meat & Refrigerator Co, 
 
 727 Fourth 
 Cox J S, (prest Palmer Ice & Re- 
 frigerator Co), 224 Fremont 
 WA TBTATff B & CO* 126 to 130 Sutter 
 
 REGALIAS, FLAGS, ETC. 
 
 Norcross & Co, 6 Post 
 
 FASQTJALE B, i>07 Howard 
 
 PLATE A J ft CO, 
 
 510 Sacramento and 325 Montgomery 
 
 H. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, S«c 
 
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 REPACKERS. 
 
 Anthony E T & Co, 407 and 409 t'oml 
 BYAHnO G H^ (rtoaeer),'224 Jackson 
 ColliuB D, Pringle court nr (rfoonwich 
 
 RESTAURANTS. 
 
 (Sec also Oystei Saloons.) 
 
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 Abrahamson Nels, 
 Alex J F, 
 Althof Bros, 
 Andorsou A, 
 AnUcrs Mrs 0, 
 Antunovich F, 
 Antunovich F k Co, 
 Antunovich Nich, 
 
 ARIZONA CHOP HOUSE. (Mar 
 
 tin Urossetta propr), 5*27 Commercial 
 Bttcier Lucas, (548 Fourth 
 
 Bailey Frank & Co, . 10 Mason 
 
 521 East 
 1408 Stockton 
 6'2U i>fark. 1 
 540 
 
 717 Mission 
 
 520 Sacramento 
 
 403 East 
 
 cor East and Conil 
 
 58 Steuart 
 
 Carlton 4 Johnson, 425 Drumm 
 
 Carstulovice John, 1022 Larkin 
 
 Cttstia N, 140 Sixth 
 
 Chiiicovich Steve, 2G Turk 
 
 CLIPPER RESTAURANT, ((ieo 
 
 Dettner propr), 311 anil 'M'A PaoiHo 
 
 Cocian N, 1025 Dupont 
 
 Collins F, 822 Montuomery 
 
 Collins S J' & Co, .329 " 
 Collins & ^Vappel, 
 
 BAKER AUG, 
 
 Baldwin D, 
 Banchetta .FuUe, 
 Barhieri & Danziart, 
 Barrcoif (r, 
 Bclien Kocco, 
 
 BECKER A, 
 
 341 Bush 
 
 35 and 37 Geary 
 
 1120 Dupont 
 
 235 Montgy ave 
 
 H) Vallejo 
 
 cor Broadway and Dup 
 
 .341 Bush 
 
 Becker Christian, 
 Becker Geo J, 
 Belhner J H C, 
 BerboraCi N, 
 Beriics P B & Co, 
 737 Mkt and 531 and 
 
 30 Sixth 
 
 SOOFourtli 
 
 104 First 
 
 ■ G24 Kearny 
 
 523 Commercial 
 
 Bergez & Klein, 
 Bernharaer Harry, 
 Bicdermann L, 
 Bill C, 
 
 Boccanovich P, 
 Biickou & Baccala, 
 Bonacina A, 
 Boothby Adolph, 
 Bordeoux V & Co, 
 Bordenave A J, 
 Boucher Edmund, 308 
 Bdvee & Crago, 
 Bowron & Brown, 
 
 BRADY ftDOXLEAVT, 
 
 Brady \V, 
 Broderick John, 
 Brom Fred, 
 Broneer & Smith, 
 Bruner M, 
 Bunnell R P, 
 Buriihans J H, 
 
 Conrades Fred, 
 Cook Peter, 
 Cousins A H, 
 Cressaglia M, 
 Dalland A, 
 Do buo H J' & Co, 
 Do Constant — , 
 Desmu Mme R, 
 
 DETTNER GEO, 
 
 Deutsch M, 
 Divisich & Buja, 
 Dixon (t L, 
 Domnick F, 
 Donadieu Maisan, 
 Donley & .faiiues, 
 Donovan & O'Donnell, 
 Drodaz Mattio, 
 Dubraveic Dinke, 
 Ducan \Vm, 
 
 204 Fourth 
 612 Market 
 
 7 " 
 
 ■i"o T-rjaom 
 
 15 Third 
 
 522 Pine 
 
 004 Montgomery 
 
 1119 Dupont 
 
 327 Montgomery ave 
 
 313 Pacific 
 
 .122 and .324 Bush 
 
 332 East 
 
 20-15 Mission 
 
 10 Kolsom 
 
 425 Bush 
 
 304 Market 
 
 1303 Polk 
 
 503 East 
 
 1400 Polk 
 
 113 Seventh 
 
 1055 Market 
 
 (Lieb- 
 
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 ELITE RESTAURANT 
 
 seiiutz & Gregory proprs), 
 
 SE cor Pine and Montgomery 
 
 530 Washington 
 
 504 MaVket 
 
 1 1 i:ddy 
 
 29 Drumm 
 
 1(51 Steuart 
 
 540 Connnercial 
 
 535 Merchant 
 
 312TownBend 
 
 539 Jackson 
 
 70 I Montgomery 
 
 MontgoniL'ryave 
 
 7I9M"ikct 
 
 519 Clay 
 
 530 Market 
 
 253 Steuart 
 
 41 Pacitic 
 
 10 Steuart 
 
 24 Third 
 
 826 Market 
 
 927 i 
 
 202 McAllister 
 
 Engclberg Emil, 
 I'Vldsehan Adolpli, 
 Ferini J, 
 Finch \y G, 
 Fletcher & ifaith, 
 
 416 Kearny 
 
 015 Montgomery 
 
 12 Ellis 
 
 522 California 
 
 201) Davis 
 
 BURHIN & YERKOVICH A. 
 
 813 Stockton 
 Burns H W, Battery and Filbert 
 
 Csesar J, 
 
 Calderwood & Bradley, 
 
 Calevi E, 
 
 Campe'a Restaurant, 
 
 1022 Market 
 
 5 Leidesdorff 
 
 535 Merchant 
 
 533 Clay 
 
 Fowler Chas, cor Pacific and Kearny 
 Franciscosioh Matthew, Fourth 
 
 Franicheivih N, 15 Vallejo 
 
 FRAZIER F F, 325A Bush 
 
 Frederick B, 2.S4 Sutter 
 
 Freitas M T, " 43 Second 
 
 tialimberti C, 522 Pine 
 
 ( lallagher John P, Fiont and Market 
 ({allugher Frank & Co, 718 Montgy 
 
 George .' ohn, 
 (riannini .1, 
 (iibsou J E, 
 Glosich G, 
 (!raf George, 
 Greenough C C, 
 
 205 T'lird 
 
 617 Mission 
 
 10 Sacramento 
 
 212 Brannan 
 
 510 Pine 
 
 831 Kearny 
 
 Groben Henry, cor R R .and Tenth aves 
 (Jrundies John, 15 Pacific 
 
 GUISTI JOE. 105 California Market 
 
 Haake<,' H, 
 Habergartens Jaa, 
 Hansen & Peterson, 
 Hasselbrook Wm, 
 Healy Terrance, 
 Heinemanu L, 
 Hellier Wm, 
 
 337 Bush 
 
 208 Dupont 
 
 644 Fourth 
 
 1236 Market 
 
 813 
 
 513 Valencia 
 110 Fourth 
 
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 San FroMcisco. 
 
 RES 
 
 CljABBIFiiiO. 
 
 Henry W W, 
 Hibbard Mrs Mary, 
 Hiller Joiin, 
 Hinz Louis, 
 Hittinger A, 
 Hoesch H, 
 Hoif Jacob, 
 Hoffman P, 
 Holt Thos M, 
 Horst Henn uu H, 
 Horst & Matthey, 
 Jancovich Luco, 
 Johnson Chas, 
 Johnson E A, 
 
 JOHNSON P. 
 
 Johnson & Shay, 
 Jordan Jackson, 
 
 519 Clay 
 
 715^ Howard 
 
 101 Steuart 
 
 800 Larkin 
 
 105 Dupout 
 
 417 Pine 
 
 628 Fourth! 
 
 706 Mission 
 
 510 Market 
 
 218 Sanaom 
 
 8()7 Market 
 
 cor Davis and Clark 
 
 199 Sixth 
 
 ■ ' 5 East I 
 
 783Miirketi 
 
 917 " I 
 
 605 Commercial I 
 
 Mikulich J C, 
 Miller W, 
 Milloglav M P, 
 Milloglav P P, 
 Mooney P, 
 
 MORCHIO MRS M 
 
 (Bodie), 
 Morrell J W, 
 Mosberg A, 
 Muliu! & l)»iggan, 
 
 323 Washington 
 5 
 
 138 Fourth 
 
 217 Sixth 
 
 cor Taylor and Market 
 
 & SON, 
 
 6 Leidesdorff 
 
 537 Sacramento 
 
 3 Sixth 
 
 211 Sutter 
 
 Jovovich L, cor Jackson and Drumm 
 Jugassovich A & Co, 106 Sixth 
 
 Kamps F W, . 18 California 
 
 Knauth C W, cor Kearny and Bay 
 
 Kopp Chas, lot Seventh 
 
 Koster Jno & Co, 61 4J .Merchant 
 
 Krafft Ferdinand, 42'^ Kearny 
 
 Kroger H, ^05 Pacific 
 
 Krosher H i, 540 California 
 
 Kruse M, Chestnut and Montgomery 
 
 Muller Jno, 
 Mulicr L, 
 Newman Mrs, 
 Nielson Chris, 
 Nielsen Wilhelm, 
 Niessen John, 
 
 NORAGEE, HJUL & CO, 
 
 Stockton near O'Farrell 
 
 307 Battery 
 
 504 Montgomery 
 
 632 Vallejo 
 
 227 Montgy ave 
 
 1324 Stockton 
 
 22 Fifth 
 
 Kupper Benj, 
 Kuzanick L, 
 Labine Oliver, 
 Lacoste Frank, 
 Lahey & McNeil, 
 I<antheaume H, 
 Larsen C G, 
 Larson Anton, 
 Le Boucher E, 
 Le Burdeck Louis, 
 Leger& Little, 
 Liebenberg H, 
 Ligon & Stork L & J, 
 Linne Henry, 
 Loo & Lahaille, 
 Lorentz R, 
 LOVELY MARK. 
 LUGHETTI F, 
 MackF, 
 
 Mack S M & Co, 
 Manning A, 
 Mannion \Vm, 
 Maricih Luca, 
 
 211 Market 
 
 306 Dupont 
 
 641 Commercial 
 
 617 Sacramento 
 
 133 Fifth 
 
 520 Merchant 
 
 18 Eddy 
 
 902 Kearny 
 
 308 Montgomery ave 
 
 630 Commercial 
 
 1316i Larkin 
 
 39 Market 
 
 445 Bush 
 
 732 Fourth 
 
 641 Washington 
 
 7 Stockton 
 
 650 Market 
 
 519 Davis 
 
 26 Stockton 
 
 222 and 224 16th 
 
 426 Pine 
 
 Seventh and R R ave 
 
 Obradovich S, 
 
 O'Brine D, cor Bay and 
 
 Oetgengerdes Fredk, 
 
 Ohnstein O, •■ 
 
 Olen Edward, 
 
 Paul & Wilson, 
 
 Pearson Mrs S A, 
 
 Pechin Chas, 
 
 Pedruzzi S, 
 
 Perier Mrs, 
 
 Perini & Ferini, 
 
 901 Stockton 
 
 Montgy ave 
 
 31 O'Farrell 
 
 249 Fourth 
 
 212 Sansom 
 
 236 Montgomery 
 
 631 Clay 
 
 417 Front 
 
 cor Pine and Kearny 
 
 507 Pine 
 
 105 and 107 Dupont 
 
 Petersen & Hansen, 624 and 646 Fourth 
 
 23 Vallejo 
 Martha Washington Coffee House, 
 
 429 Pine 
 Martin — , 15 Third 
 
 Martin in Libenow, 705 Battery 
 
 Mayer (>has, Grand Central & Miss Mkt 
 McCaulley & Young, 1 1 and )3 Sixth 
 
 MeClean vVm, 
 McPherson Geo, 
 Medoirch &, Co, 
 Meiners Rudolph, 
 Meiners R Jr, 
 Meyer Louis, 
 Middlesworth H C, 
 
 1427CaKfornia 
 
 221 Dupont 
 
 5 Brooks 
 
 306 Post 
 
 923 Market 
 
 1007 
 
 131 Sixth 
 
 Peterson & Decker, 
 
 PETERSON L, 
 
 Peterson Peter, 
 Phillips H, 
 Pickett E, 
 Pie]^)er M, 
 Piercys Bros, 
 Pigna^ A. 
 Pike & Hayes, 
 Pindo J, 
 Pope G, 
 Pratt L D, 
 Pratt L O, 
 Presti Alo, 
 Priet P, 
 C^uaig & Tyler, 
 Quellmalz Otto, 
 Raciech Andrew, 
 Radovich Antony, 
 Ranickel Frank, 
 Rassinno Wm, 
 Reed Jas, 
 Regans T A, 
 Reul Wni, 
 Reinhardt Chas, 
 Remasso L & Co, 
 Ribby — , 
 Richards Geo H, 
 Rippey W C, 
 Ronerson Nelson, 
 Rogat J, 
 Rogers (}eo A, 
 Rolff H, 
 RolffM, 
 
 644 Fourth 
 
 531 East 
 
 907 Kearny 
 
 219 Mission 
 
 1126 Larkin 
 
 156 Second 
 
 437 Bush 
 
 29 Third 
 
 628 Kearny 
 
 723 Davis 
 
 549 First 
 
 9 Stockton 
 
 312 Bush 
 
 19 Powell 
 
 115 and 117 Dupont 
 
 1021 Market 
 
 1737 Mission 
 
 419 Davis 
 
 254 Steuart 
 
 421 Fourth 
 
 306 Dupont 
 
 608 Clay 
 
 616 Sacramento 
 
 52 Third 
 
 767 Mission 
 
 607 Clay 
 
 525 Clay 
 
 315 Fourth 
 
 525 Clay 
 
 103 Washington 
 
 816 Front 
 
 1244 Mission 
 
 1602 Geary 
 
 2019 Fillmore 
 
 
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 RES 
 
 SctM, Francisco. 
 
 lOjABBIKIEn. 
 
 RUB 
 
 143ii 
 
 Roseta Frank. & Co, 
 Rossi A & Co, 
 Rovegno D, 
 Sainsot Francis, 
 Ssracen E, 
 
 607 Clay 
 
 521 Commercial 
 
 615 Commercial 
 
 200 Mission 
 
 814 Third 
 
 SAVLMANN & LAUENSiTEIN. 
 
 520 California 
 Schroeder & Saenger, 425 East 
 
 Schroth & Westerfeld, 228 Kearny 
 
 SchultK Jos, 267 Third 
 
 Schwur E J, cor Montgy ave and Kear 
 
 Scott F R, 
 SefiFobricli Tripo, 
 Seifert Charl, 
 Severance H W, 
 Shay J, 
 Simon H, 
 Smeth A S, 
 Smith A V. 
 Smith Chas, 
 Smith John, 
 Smith L F, 
 
 503 Washington 
 
 827 Market 
 
 14 Steuart 
 
 612 Montgomery 
 
 917 Market 
 
 131 Sansom 
 
 1004 Market 
 
 17 Washington 
 
 1013 Folsom 
 
 214 Washington 
 
 153 Seventh 
 
 Sotzen & Meyers, cor 14th and Mission 
 
 SOS Kearuy 
 302 Dupont 
 
 Spiro R, 
 
 Sickels J E, 
 
 Steiner L C, 
 
 Stoeten H K & Co, 
 
 Swain A E, 
 
 Swain R R & Co, 
 
 Swift Wm, 
 
 Tagliaferro A & Co, 
 
 Thyckson & Baganza, 
 
 Tiooulet & Pinot, 
 
 Tompkins Thos I, 
 
 T8clnirr& Diugeonj 
 
 Tuttk S E. 
 
 United States Restaur"-nt, 
 
 UZZOVICH JOHN, 
 
 Vanoni & Scott, 
 Violioh A, 
 Vlantin Joseph, 
 Vlantin Paul, 
 Vorwerck C, 
 
 1120 Market 
 
 33 U East 
 
 636 Market 
 
 213 Sutter 
 
 517 California 
 
 )33 Washington 
 
 700 Mission 
 
 308i Sutter 
 
 135 Post 
 
 217 Kearny 
 
 1320 Howard 
 
 548 Clay 
 
 3244 l>avis 
 
 146 Second 
 
 727 Davis 
 
 283 East 
 
 715 Davis 
 
 1819 Powell 
 
 RICE MILLS. 
 
 Greenwood Wm M, cor Fremont feMfes 
 
 ROLLING MILLS. 
 
 PACIFIC ROLLINO MILL COw 
 
 (W Alvord prest), • 16 First 
 
 ROOFERS. 
 
 (See also Tinners.^ 
 Bocarde & Whittier , 608- ThihT 
 
 Bruggemann Henry, 
 Bry&n J M, 
 Burke FH,. 
 Coulin & Roberts, 
 Cronan W J, 
 Duncan George & Co, 
 Fiske H G, 
 (irimm A, 
 Higgs H W, 
 Larkin & Flaherty, 
 Maguire James, . 
 Merrell I L, 
 Xew England Com Roofing Co, 
 
 N W coi Mission and Main 
 Pacific Asphaltum Co, 
 
 422 Montgomery and 420 Jacfcsoii 
 PcrineNP, 8:^8 Market 
 
 lloady Roofing Co, 422 Montgomery 
 Sheppard F A M, 1331 Missioa 
 
 Snook G & VV, (530 Sacram«itt> 
 
 SONXTAG CHARLES & CO, 
 
 (iron), 40 California 
 
 TeasueWm, I18Ed<ly 
 
 Walton N 0, 219 Mission 
 
 Wilson Wm, 612 Missio** 
 
 20» Sutter 
 
 13a Third 
 
 528Galifomi« 
 
 728 Mission 
 
 930 McAllister 
 
 652 Market 
 
 819' 
 
 230 Montgomery. 
 
 535 Pacific 
 
 35 Pofifc 
 
 1075 Marfcet 
 
 314 TowiiLsend 
 
 Wainright Wm, 
 Wappel Bros, 
 Westerfeld & Page, 
 Wesheimer Kahn, 
 
 WESTON WM, 
 
 Wihbi! T B, 
 Williams John, 
 Wilson A W & Co, 
 Wilson & Felt, 
 Wittman & Bigno, 
 Women's Christian 
 Union l^estauraut. 
 Wood worth John, 
 Workman Jno, 
 Wunscho C G, 
 
 Zambelich J & Bros, 
 Zengeler Mrs Sarah, 
 Zosiel G, 
 
 1 1. Ninth 
 
 204 and 206 Fourth 
 
 745 Market 
 
 322 Montgomery 
 
 9 Stockton 
 
 3 First 
 
 608 Clay 
 
 614 •' 
 
 49 Sacrametito 
 
 412 Pino 
 
 Temperance 
 
 629 Sacramento 
 
 514 and 516 Pacific 
 
 605 Davis 
 
 46 Steuart 
 
 509 Clay 
 
 24 Dupont 
 
 306 Sixth 
 
 K. N. \KUVAL. 
 
 W. S. SOMKRVEM.. 
 
 Pacific Asptialtum Co. 
 
 AN|tlialtiim und F4>lt RoofM, liMftc. 
 u-alkM, and Collar Vloors.. . 
 
 Itepairitiffiloiio. All work iruuranteetK A»|)hal- 
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 Sun Fnuu'isiMv Offii'c .• 4*0 iVnckSftii Ht^ 
 
 Ijetween Moiit(ri>inery ami Sudsdhu^ 
 
 RUBBER GOODS, HOSE ANH 
 LEATHER BELTING. 
 
 COOK & ELLIS. 37 Fremont 
 
 FOLKERS J H A & BRO, ns Mont 
 
 (ioodyear Ittibher Co, 577 and 579 Mkt 
 
 GREGORY H P & CO, '-' and 4 (i»! 
 
 GUTTA PERCHA AND RUB- 
 BER MANTTFG CO. (l W Tay- 
 lor mau;'3!er), 501 Market, 
 
 .Sutton Chas .'r * Co, M and 36 Cftl 
 
 Williams, Dimond & Co, 202 Mapfcet 
 
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 RUBBER STAMPS. 
 
 Dodge Broa, 1 16 Post 
 
 HA^S MW&CO, 137 Montgomery 
 Kibbe G R, 331 Keaniy 
 
 KLINKNEB C A, 320 8au8om 
 
 Oakley AD, 712 Montgomery 
 
 Sheplar S H & Co, 702 Market 
 
 SAFE DEPOSIT CO. 
 
 Safe Deposit Co of San Francisco, 
 (J D Fry prest), SE cor Mont and Cal 
 
 SACKS-GRAIN. 
 
 (See Bags.) 
 
 SADDLERS. 
 
 (See Harness Makers and Saddlers.) 
 
 SAFES AND SCALES, 
 
 BIGELOW & MORRIS, (iron 
 
 girders and prison cells), 316 Mission 
 ERUNER JAS D, (agt Moseler 
 
 Safe), 405A California 
 
 Bryant & Taylor, 312 California 
 
 FAIRBAIIXS & HUTCHINSON. 
 
 (Fairbanks' Standard), 417 Market 
 Hall's Safe and Lock Co, 21 1 & 213 Cal 
 Leavitt C d, 225 and 227 Beale 
 
 Xauman P V, 20!) Davis 
 
 PACIFIC COAST COMBINA- 
 TION LOCK AND KNOB CO. 
 
 (J D Swift prest), 408 California 
 
 Paige S B, 28 New Montutomery 
 
 Parkhiirst V S W, 416 Market 
 
 Raymond & Wilshir, 215 and 217 Cal 
 Sims Jno R, 123 Beale 
 
 SONNTAG CHAS & CO, 40 California 
 
 SAILMAKERS. 
 
 Blakiston J S. 6 Clay 
 
 Bi onsoti & Armitage, 1 1 1 Broadway 
 
 Courtney Jno K, 516 Davis 
 
 Funk C V, 46 Clay 
 
 Neville & Co, 31 and 33 (.'alijornia 
 Reynolds Thos, cor Market and Steuart 
 
 Siinpson & Fisher, 34 Steuart 
 
 A't'ood W C, 44 Market 
 
 SALT. 
 
 AMERICAN SALT CO. 217 Sac 
 
 BARTON B F & CO. (Pioneer Salt 
 Works), 211 and 213 Sacramento 
 
 BARTON JOHN. (Union PaciHc 
 Salt Co), 216 Sncr.imento 
 
 Block E M, 207 Front 
 
 HETWOOD & HENDLET. (agts 
 
 Crystal Salt Work8),222 and 224 Clay 
 Liverpool Salt Works, 321 Davis 
 
 Osterloh H, 37 Commercial 
 
 SASH FACTORIES. 
 
 (See Doors, Sash, Blinds, etc; also Plan- 
 ing Mills,) 
 
 SAUSAGES. 
 
 ANDERAN JOSEPH, (Swiss), 
 
 27 California Market 
 Devrieze F, 
 Englen B, 
 Ooekecke L, 
 Kaniigeisser Julius, 
 Kaskel Louis, 
 
 PETERIJOHNH, 
 
 I'izzala C, 
 Schnetzler & Bell, 
 Sell vv' an ion & Ludwig, 
 Str.'.ub John, 
 Weil M, 
 Winter Bros, ' ^ 
 
 823 Pacific 
 
 213 Fourth 
 
 1322 Dupont 
 
 140!) Stockton 
 
 10 Taylor 
 
 32 California Mkt 
 
 1132 Dupont 
 
 21 Sixth 
 
 3 Stockton 
 
 239 Fourth 
 
 108 Dupont 
 
 43 Fremont 
 
 SAVINGS BANKS. 
 
 (See Banks — Savings and Loan.) 
 
 SAWMAKERS AND FILERS. 
 
 American Saw Co, 
 Biaiiconi I, 
 BONNEY 0, (mak 
 Brown \Vm, 
 Derbin_& Mej'er, 
 Liuforth Alfred, 
 Munson J H, 
 Ortet J F, 
 
 PACIFIC SAW 
 
 (N W Spauhling 
 
 Robson Henry, 
 Seculovich PT, 
 Terry W N, 
 Webster ^^• W , 
 Whaley, Bowley & 
 
 20 .Spear 
 
 2420 Fo4 
 
 ;er), 221 Mission 
 
 222 Jackson 
 
 27 Connnercial 
 
 318 Jackson 
 
 504 SteveuHon 
 
 524 Commercial 
 
 MANUFG CO, 
 
 & C P Shatfield), 
 
 17 and 1!) Fremont 
 
 300 Jackson 
 
 504 Stevunson 
 
 7 Spear 
 
 45 Fremont 
 
 Co, 105 Sacramento 
 
 O. BONNEY, 
 
 No. 221 MISSION STREET. 
 
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 Farming Implements, 
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 321 Davis 
 
 37 Commercial 
 
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 213 Fourth 
 1322 Dupont 
 1409 Stockton 
 10 Taylor 
 32 California Mkt 
 1132 Dupont 
 21 Sixth 
 „ 3 Stockton 
 
 ^' 239 Fourth 
 
 108 Dupout 
 43 Fremont 
 
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 vinga and Loan.) 
 
 AND FILERS. 
 
 20 Spear 
 
 2420 Fo.^t 
 
 221 Mission 
 
 222 Jackson 
 
 27 Commercial 
 
 318 Jackson 
 
 504 Stevenson 
 
 524 Commercial 
 
 MANUFGCO, 
 
 & C P ShatheUl), 
 
 17 and 19 Fremont 
 
 300 Jackson 
 
 504 Stevenson 
 
 7 Spear 
 
 45 Fremont 
 
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 Enreka Mills, pier 9 Steuart 
 
 Hansen A & M, Main bet Miss and How 
 Hardenburch Isaac, 134 Main 
 
 FORT BLAEELY STEAM SAW 
 
 MILL, (Puget Sound), pier 3 Steuart 
 Prescott & Sanborn, Howard and Spear 
 STOCKTON MILLS, (A Washburn 
 
 propr). Berry bet 4th and 5th 
 
 Trinidad Mill Co, pier 2A Steuart 
 
 Welch & Co, 100 California 
 
 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES, 
 
 Academy of Natural Soiouees, 
 
 cor Cal and Dupont 
 Augier Miss, ()18 O'Farrell 
 
 BARNARD'S BUSINESS COL- 
 LEGE, 120 Sutter 
 Bergerot John, 611 Stockton 
 Clarke Institute, 229 O'Farrell 
 Espina's Writing Academy, 33 Kearny 
 Filippe's Academy, 235 Kearny 
 Forster Mme Louis. 912 Sutter 
 HASTINGS S C, (law), rm 2, 0315 Clay 
 
 HEALDS* BUSINESS COLLEGE, 
 
 24 Post 
 Klein Mrs Anne, 1709 Sutter 
 
 Mc(Jauley Mrs J F, 628 (3 Parrell 
 
 ^ledical l)ep University of Cal, 
 
 Stockton and Chestnut 
 Merritt Mr^: H A, 2204 Steiner 
 
 MooreN'W, 405(»eary 
 
 PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 
 
 320 Post 
 Prince Miss I G, 218 Eddy 
 
 St Ignatius" '^ollege, Hayes and Franklin 
 St Vincent's School, 071 Mission 
 
 SOUTHERN T R, (writing), 24 Post 
 University School, 320 Eddy 
 
 Ward Mrs M E, I.") 1 9 Sacramento 
 
 West Miss Mary B, 1001 Sutter 
 
 SCULPTORS. 
 
 (See also Marble Works.) 
 KERTELLCHAS, ho O'Farrell 
 
 SEARCHERS OF RECORDS. 
 
 Berry Chas E, 619 Montgomery 
 
 Clement Joseph & E B, 710 Washington 
 
 CRAIG &MOSEBACH, 40i Moutgy 
 
 522 California 
 41 J I •' 
 
 523 Kearny 
 6 Montgy ave 
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 621 Clay 
 
 230 Montgomery 
 
 214 Sansom 
 
 328 Montgomery 
 
 522 California 
 
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 (iillespie W M, 
 
 HART CHAS B. 
 HOBBS WALTERS, 
 HOFFS W J, 
 
 Msarns (ieo, 
 Miliar John E, 
 Miller J P (i, 
 Rouleau F A, 
 Simpson C, 
 
 SEEDSMEN. 
 
 (See also Nurserymen and Florists.) 
 
 BOWEN E J, 815 Sansom 
 
 Cox Thos A & Co, 409 " 
 
 Loomis H, 320 •' 
 
 HUTCHINGS J M, 120 Sutter 
 
 MILLER FA, 1727 Mission 
 
 Silvester (I F. 317 Washington 
 
 SWEENEYJP&CO, 
 
 „„ „„ 409 and 4 1 1 Davis 
 
 TRUMBULL R J & CO, 
 
 419 and 421 Sansom 
 
 Ulricii .t Ixiopold, 35 Post 
 
 Viiuent, Sevin * Co, 607 Sansom 
 
 WELLINGTON B F, (impr and 
 
 ^lealer), 452 Washington 
 
 SEWER AND IRRIGATfNG 
 PIPES. 
 
 GLADDING, McBEAN & CO, 
 
 1310 and 1312 Market 
 KNIGHT J H, 1314 and 1316 
 MARTIN P, (Pacific Cement Co), 
 
 524 California 
 
 SEWING MACHINES. 
 
 American Button Hole, 1216 Market 
 Bigaze L A, 1227 Stockton 
 
 Cohen Wm, 904 Market and 1 39 Sixth 
 Doualnie Henry, 304 Hayes 
 
 DWELLE J fi, 507^ Stevenson 
 
 Esfuleaton A T, 124 Post 
 
 EVANS J W, (Domestic), 29 " 
 
 (irover & Baker, 29 " 
 
 Highatn E, 901 Market 
 
 HILL ARTHUR M, (manager 
 Samuel Hill estate, agt Eldridge, 
 Florence, Crown, Victor, Wilson, 
 Wardweil, Weed, White, Home 
 Sliuttle, Home, Peerless, Daunt- 
 
 HOWJB MACHINE 
 
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 Hubbard S W, 
 Jossclyn H K, 
 Kiermau Miciiael, 
 I.cnhardt K & Co, 
 Lightburn S, 
 Morrison I! !!, 
 New Auiericau, 
 
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 634 Market 
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 667 Mission 
 111 Sutter 
 836 Mission 
 1 Stockton 
 235 Sixteenth 
 1252 Market 
 1216 '' 
 
 REMINGTON & ROYAL ST 
 
 JOHN, (C Schawl agt), 30 Second 
 SHELDON M, 130 Post 
 
 SINGER MANUFG CO, (J K 
 
 Mackenzie agt), 118 Sutter 
 
 Stewart Sewing Machine, 
 
 ■ 139 Sixth and 111 Sutter 
 
 WHEELER & WILSON. 
 
 526 Hayes and 20 Geary 
 
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 SEWINQ MACHINE NEEDLES 
 SADLER & CO., 
 
 4105 Market Ht.. Man Fran<>i«t4*o 
 
 Pacific Coast Agents for tliu Exuclsior Needle 
 Co. We have always on hand a full stock for the 
 Home and Furcl^n Markets. For all Sewing 
 Machines. Needles fur manufacturing a specialty. 
 
 Lowest Market Itates guaranteed. 
 
 Sewing Machine Hea-Jqnarters. 
 
 6S4 Market Mt , ^4an FraiioiHco. 
 
 (Opposite Palace Hutci.) 
 General Afffncy for the 
 
 White, Crown, Eldredge, New Homei 
 Wilson, Florence, Victor, 
 
 Weed, Peerless, Home Shuttle. 
 Howard's Needles for all machines. 
 
 Parts, Attachments and Accessories. 
 SAMirEli HlLIi, «»«n'l AffAnt. 
 
 SHIP AND BOAT BUILDERS, 
 RIGGERS, SPAR MAKERS, 
 ETC. 
 
 Alexander R S, 15 Drumm 
 
 Allen L S, 107 Bryant 
 
 Boole Geo, 5 Spear 
 
 Campbell Murdock, 7 Steuart 
 
 Christy Jas, 126 Berry 
 
 Coleman D K, 9 Vallejo 
 
 Crockard H, 20 Mission 
 
 Davis R P, 508 Battery 
 
 DICKIE BROS, IS Market 
 
 Direks J J, Ni.ith ave 
 Edmonds & Taylor, 
 
 Union bet Battery and Front 
 Ervin H J, 5th ave bet J and K, S S F 
 Farenkam O F L, 9th ave bet G and H 
 
 Farnham & White, 11 Steuart 
 
 Gilmour John D, 209 Main 
 
 Gracchi & Baglietto, 5 Vallejo 
 
 Griffin J D, 239 Steuart 
 
 Kerruish Mward, , .'00 Battery 
 LANOREHB HENRY a 25 Market 
 
 Lenon John, 26 Folsom 
 
 McTernan Bros, lil Commercial 
 
 Middlemas & Boole, pier J9 Steuart 
 
 PHELPS W S & CO, 15 Drumm 
 
 Reed John, 316 Main 
 
 Turner & Rundle, 122 California 
 
 Whelan J A, 11 Folsom 
 
 SHIP CHANDLERS. 
 
 Carty L. 1329 Sansom 
 
 Coffin & Hendry, 2-8 Market and 1-7 Sac 
 CRAWFORD A & CO, 2527 Market 
 FOARD LORENTZ, (new and sec- 
 ondhand shij) material), 3-5 Steuart 
 
 HEATH, GALLUP & CO, 58 Clay 
 
 Hopken L, 41 8 Davis 
 
 Hubert Chas, 509 and 51 1 " 
 
 Josaelyn (i M & Co, 38 and 40 Market 
 
 Middleton & Co, .'521 Front 
 
 Mighill Win E, 105 Steuart 
 PATON W, (steel wire cables), 41^0 Cal 
 
 Whitelaw T P H, foot of Second 
 
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 RBFEliENCES: 
 J. v.. Mekdill Si Co.; Stbvrnn, Bakrr &Co. 
 
 ORE<ii)N 8. 8. Co. C. L. Taylor & Co. 
 
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 GUILDERS, 
 MAKERS, 
 
 PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. OPI*- Unleu llqaa;«. m. v. Jtook. 
 
 15 Drumin 
 
 107 Bryant 
 
 5 Spear 
 
 7 Steuart 
 
 126 Berry 
 
 9 Vallejo 
 
 20Mis8ion 
 
 508 Battery 
 
 18 Market 
 
 Niith ave 
 
 btery and Front 
 
 b J and K, S S F 
 
 ,ve bet G and H 
 
 11 Steuart 
 
 209 Main 
 
 5 Vallejo 
 
 239 Steuart 
 
 , iOO Battery 
 
 If C» -5 Market 
 
 26 Folsom 
 
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 pier J9 Steuart 
 
 15 Drumm 
 
 316 Main 
 
 122 California 
 
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 25-27 Market 
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 CO, ^S Clay 
 418 Davis 
 J9 and 511 " 
 !S and 40 Market 
 521 Front 
 105 Steuart 
 cables), 430 Cal 
 foot of Second 
 
 lOMMISSIONi^ 
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 louse Broker. 
 
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 knSVRNH.BAKKR&CO. 
 
 p. L. Tavlob & Co. 
 
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 Sail Francisco. 
 
 CLASSIFIED. 
 
 SIL 
 
 1439 
 
 SHIRT MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 Aaron Simon, 106 Dupont 
 
 Atkinson L k Co, 22 Sansom 
 
 Basch Louis, 206 Kearny 
 
 Beamish P, cor Inird and Market 
 
 BLACK HOWARD, 
 
 Cavasso I, 
 duett Geo B & Co, 
 Crook E W, 
 Eureka Shirt Factory, 
 Falkenstcin A & Co, 
 Fenn & Co, » 
 
 Flaherty John, 
 Gedge F J , 
 Hess Henry, 
 Jacobs M & Son, 
 Kusel S A 
 Lawton W D, 
 Leavitt W F & Co 
 
 39 Sutter 
 
 618 Washington 
 
 126 Kearny 
 
 126 " 
 
 124-126 Sansom 
 
 20 " 
 
 1505 Market 
 
 328 Bush 
 
 126 Kearny 
 
 219 Montgomery 
 
 20 Sansom 
 
 SOS Valencia 
 
 9 Post 
 
 230 Kearny 
 
 LEMO L.615 Kearny and 1007 Stockton 
 
 Levey Oias, 424 Kearny 
 
 Lengfield L, 121 Sansom 
 
 LOWES* :«1 Kearny 
 
 Mayer R, 14 Dupont 
 
 Meiuinger Louis, 217 Turk 
 
 Meyerstein & Lowenberg, 109 Satisoui 
 
 MORISON, HUTCHINSON & 00, 
 
 (Star Shirt Factory), 1 12 Bush 
 
 NEUSTADTERBROS, (Standard). 
 
 NE cor Battery and Pine 
 
 Niemann H, 
 Popper L, 
 
 POPPERS. 
 
 R EEB E, (Diamond), 
 Sauford & liobinson, 
 Sewerth Mrs A, 
 Seymour W H, 
 Sherman & Lloyd, 
 Silberstein S, 
 
 STEELE MRS J B, 
 
 Stobz & Weidenreich, 
 Tennant Mrs J, 
 
 120 Sutter 
 431 ivearny 
 233 
 
 19 Sanson! 
 126 Keanry 
 
 .520 <i;eary 
 126 Kearny 
 
 45 Second 
 950 Market 
 
 22 Dupont 
 202 Bush 
 
 102 Powell 
 
 8. POPPER, 
 
 PI03iTEE:E^ STO^E 
 
 Nearly opposlt* (llironiclo Iluilding, 
 itsa Krariiy ISt.. Man FraiioiNro, 
 
 Manufacture;* the best ((Uiility of Shirts. Tlic 
 Flannels useJ in tliis cstKblishiD- "• are made to 
 pass thvouyh u iirivato process by v.liich tbey be- 
 odtne absolutely unshrinkable, without injury to 
 the fibre, a verj important cpiallty in an ui'ider 
 garment. 
 
 H. BLACK, 
 
 SHIRTS & UNDERWEAR 
 
 Made toOrder. A Perfect Fit sruanmtaed. 
 
 No. 30 Sutter Street, 
 
 (.'orner of Montgomery, 
 Han Fraiivlspo, C^l. 
 
 SHOE NAILS AND TACKS. 
 
 DOYLE H & CO, 511 Market 
 
 SHOOTING GALLERIES, 
 
 (raudron A, 
 
 KLEIN J E, 
 
 Ladd C D, 
 Lawlor P J, 
 Mason S E, 
 Shapter Thos, 
 Vogt Louis, 
 
 811 Market 
 745 Mission 
 821 Kearny 
 
 522 Bush 
 1230 Market 
 
 9 Powell 
 202 Dupont 
 
 SHOW CARDS. 
 
 Boxton Geo, 
 
 McDowell wm, 
 
 Pidge DM, 
 
 9 Geary 
 
 G08 Market 
 
 20 Post 
 
 SHOW CASE MANUFACT- 
 URERS. 
 
 Ankers Christ & Co, 1032 Market 
 
 DIXON & BERNSTEIN. 
 
 250 and 252 Market; 12 and 14 Front 
 Furlon-j & Manseau, 823 Market 
 
 MILLER J M & SON, 545 California 
 ProflF Jacob, 2 1 5 Powell 
 
 Proll Wm & Co, 537 California 
 
 TEUBNER & HOFFMANN, 532 " 
 
 C. E. BOMAN, 
 
 SHO^\r OASES 
 
 And all kinds of 
 
 STOiaE Fiscr-CTEaEs, 
 
 New and seoond-hand— CHEAP. 
 13 Stockton mt., near Siai-kct. 
 
 SAX FRANCISCO. ■ 
 
 SIGN PAINTERS. 
 
 (See Painters.) 
 
 SILK MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 BROWN & METZNER, (impra 
 and agts Corticelli silk), 549 Market 
 
 Cal Silk Manufg Co, (R R Yates 
 act), 585 " 
 
 Carlson & Currier, (agt Belding Bros 
 k Co), " 569 
 
 EVANS J W, 29 Post 
 
 Leszyiiaky k Bro, 200 to 204 Kearny 
 Vinnay A, 300 Post 
 
 SILVER PLATERS &SMITHS. 
 
 (See Platers — Gold and Silver.) 
 
 
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 H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F. 
 
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 SMELTERS. 
 
 Aaron & Irelan, 49 Mchts Ex bldg 
 
 Mendheim & Hoifman, 415 Mission 
 
 Robertson John A, '22 Montgomery 
 
 SELBY SMELTINO & LEAD CO, 
 
 (Prentiss Selby supt), 416 " 
 
 Starr & Mathison, Berry bet 4th and 5th 
 
 SMOKERS' ARTICLES- 
 IMPORTERS. 
 
 Eisfelder Wm, 202 Sansom 
 
 FEIGENBAUM & CO, 
 
 120 and ]2t) Sansom; 217 and 211) Pine 
 Frankenthal & Co, California and Bat 
 Schumann L, 341 Kearny 
 
 SON BROS, 300 and 302 California 
 
 SOAP MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 (See als>o Candles and Soaj). ) 
 
 Alta Soap Co, 109 and 1 1 1 Oregon 
 
 Argonaut Soap Works, 
 
 Potrero a\ e bet El Dorado and Center 
 Bay Soap & Candle Factory, 
 
 119 and 121 Front 
 Bettman M, 311 Commercial 
 
 BROWN RICHARD. 
 
 Channel bet 14th and loth 
 
 CAL BLEACHING SOAP,(Peake 
 
 & Fisk), SE cor Folsonj and Sixteenth 
 
 CHAMPION SOAP FACTORY, 
 
 (TIjos Dolr.n), Alal)amaan(l El Dorado 
 
 CHEMICAL SOAP FAC 
 
 TORY. (Kichard Brown), 
 
 Channel bet 14th and 15th 
 Clark Bros, Xe1)raska bet 15th and Kith 
 Commercial Soap Co, (Dakin & 
 
 Libby), XE cor Sacramento and Davis 
 Eagle Soap Co, 209 Clay 
 
 Ehrman M & Co, 110 Front 
 
 Harbor View Soap Co, 708 Bran, 12 Cal 
 Lougliran B, 
 Rhode Isl'd bet El Dorado and Alameda 
 LUCY R & CO, 123 CaUfornia 
 
 Mission Soap & Candle Works, 108 Bush 
 Moirenthau Max, lOtli bet Fol and Har 
 NEWELL BROS. (N Y Soap Co), 
 
 221 Davis and 17 and 19 Diamond 
 
 NEW ENGLAND SOAP MANU- 
 FACTORY. (H Fishl)eck & Co), 
 NE cor Nebraska and New Potrero 
 
 Nicott Edward & Co, cor 7th and Miss 
 
 Peterson C A & O), 
 Juniper bet Fol and Har and 2.32 Front 
 
 Royal Soai) Co, 205 " 
 
 SEIDEL F E, 
 
 San Bruno Road nr 29th; office 48 Clay 
 Smith Lucy & Co, 405 Front 
 
 Standard So!lp Co, 204 Sacramento 
 
 Stuhr A, San Bruno Road nr 15th ave 
 
 UNITED WORKINGMEN'S 
 SOAP MANUFG CO, 
 
 cor Potrero and Sixteenth 
 
 RICHARD BROWN, 
 
 Manufacturer of 
 
 The Grand Family. Chemical, 
 Olive and (5astile 
 
 SOAPS, 
 
 And Grand Waiihing Powders, 
 Channel St., I»et. ]4t1i and IStli, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 A. A. Pkake. J. U. Fisk. 
 
 California Bleaching Soap Co. 
 
 Manufacturers of 
 
 HALL & WAGNER'S CALIFORNIA BLEACRING IP, 
 
 Factory, corner of Folsoiii anil Sixteenth Stg. 
 .Sun Francisco, Cal. 
 
 ARM[E:t!i A l»AI.riA9I. Atfents, 
 
 113 & 117 Front (Street. 
 
 SOCIETIES. 
 
 (See Associations.) 
 
 SODA AND SALERATUS. 
 
 (agt 
 
 CHURCH A S. 
 
 & Co), 
 Doe J S, 
 Empire Soda Works, 
 
 GRENNAN JOHN, 
 
 Pacific Soda Co, 
 
 John Drt'ight 
 
 405 Front 
 
 109 California 
 
 1721 Market 
 
 110 Tyler 
 
 Bryant near Fifth 
 
 Reiaers C A, 7L'3 Turk and22l> Ehnave 
 
 SODA WATER MANUFAC 
 TURERS. 
 
 BAY CITY SODA WATER CO. 
 
 (J O (irennan supt), 110, 112 Tyler 
 Braining \Vin, 733 Union 
 
 (Jrystal Soda Water Co, Stock and " 
 Somps P (t, 201 Clementina 
 
 Thompson Geo C, 1015 Mason 
 
 Ward John T, 1 1 Drumm 
 
 SPOOL COTTON. 
 
 CLARK GEO A & BROS, 511 Market 
 
 SPRING MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 Belts Spring Co, 218 Fremont 
 
 CAUFORNIA SPRING MANU- 
 FACTURING CO. 147 New Montgf 
 
 H.WACHHORST. importer Of 
 
 Fine Watchea, 
 Jewelry, Dlamouda 
 
 .31 5 J St., Sac. 
 
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 rnily* Chemical, jj 
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 itfhing Powders, 
 t. 14tli and 15th, 
 
 ANCISCO. 
 
 J. B. KisK. 
 
 aching Soap Co. 
 
 icturers of 
 
 JfORHUBLtliClllllGlP, 
 
 olsom ami Sixteenth St». 
 mciBco, Cal. 
 VliliAM. A»»ntB, 
 Front Streot^ 
 
 lETIES. 
 
 ssociations.) 
 
 ) SALERATUS, 
 
 (iv't John Dwight 
 
 " 405 Front 
 
 109 California I 
 
 Irks 17-21 Market 
 
 ^\^ 110 Tyler 
 
 ' Bryaut near Filth 
 
 Turk and '22-1 Elm ave 
 
 ER MANUFAC 
 IRERS. 
 
 bA WATER CO. 
 
 Cupt), 110,11-2 Tyler 
 
 Iter Co, Stock and " 
 '201 Clementina 
 1015 Mason 
 11 Drumm 
 
 COTTON. 
 
 & BROS. 511 Market 
 
 Ianufacturers, 
 
 218 Fremont 
 
 [spring MANU- 
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 San Francisco. 
 
 CLAB8IFI8D. 
 
 STA 
 
 1441 
 
 SQUIRREL POISON. 
 
 WAKELEE H F & CO. 
 
 S£ cor Montgomery and Bush 
 
 STABLES. 
 
 (See Livery Stables.) 
 
 STAIR BUILDERS. 
 
 Drew Jno R, 218 Spear 
 
 HURLEY D J, 136 Main 
 
 JESSIE & DREW, (South Point 
 
 Mills), Berry bet Third and Fourth 
 LANGLANP N P, 407 Mission 
 
 McGuireA, 415 
 
 Prescott *" ^. Howard and Spear 
 
 STATIONERS. 
 
 (See also Books and Stationery.) 
 
 Amheim SI, 8 Steuart 
 
 Bailey J H, 1513 Stockton 
 Barkhaus F W & D, 213 Kearny 
 
 Bell & Camp, 639 " 
 
 BILLINGS, HARBOURNE & CO. 
 
 D. J. HvyRLEV, 
 
 STAIR BUILDER, 
 
 No. 136 Main Street, 
 
 Between Minsion and HnwunI, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 JESSE & DREW, 
 STAIR BUILDERS, 
 
 South Point Mill, Berry Street, 
 
 Between Third and Fourth, SAN FRANCISCO 
 
 Blake Sumner C, 
 Blaxham C, 
 Bowles James, 
 Bush P, 
 Choyinski I, 
 Coghlan John, 
 Conkliii Frank, 
 Cook Bros, 
 Copper F, 
 Cordeii Thos J, 
 
 CUNNINGHAM. 
 WELCH. 
 
 Constantly on hand and made to order, Stair 
 Baila, PoBta, Balusters, &c. 
 
 N. P. LANGLAND, 
 STAIR BUILDER, 
 
 Wood Turner and Scroll Sawer, 
 
 407 Mission Street, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 Cunningham Robt D, 
 Denny Edward & Co, 
 Dixon Mrs H H, 
 Dodge Bros, 
 Dutton & Withington, 
 Fairweather J, 
 Fish Nathan, 
 Frank & Co, cor 
 Freund & Co, 
 Frey W A, 
 Grube Max, 
 Harris B & Son, 
 Harris S, 
 Hays W K, 
 Hodge Jno G & Co, 
 Holbert H S, 
 
 HOLMES D W, 
 
 Hook Bros, 
 Howell Joseph L, 
 Immel Jane, 
 Kochmann Morris, 
 
 LEAVITTSB&CO, 
 
 3 Montgomery 
 
 617 Mont & 503 Kear 
 
 304 Sixteenth 
 
 cor Leidesdorff & Com 
 
 -248 Fourth 
 
 28 Sansom 
 
 519 Taylor 
 
 310 Sixth 
 
 34 " 
 
 436 Kearny 
 
 524 Fourth 
 
 CURTISS & 
 
 327 to 331 Sansom 
 
 131 Fourth 
 
 512 Sacramento 
 
 1618 Polk 
 
 116 Post 
 
 306 California 
 
 542 Hayes 
 
 60 Second 
 
 Sacramento & Sansom 
 
 204 Bush 
 
 404 Kearny 
 
 340 Third 
 
 2 Battery 
 
 402 Fourth 
 
 225 Sixth 
 
 314 California 
 
 218 Third 
 
 316 Dupont 
 
 34 Sixth 
 
 624 Montgomery 
 
 1647 Mission 
 
 214 Sixth 
 
 526 Sacramento 
 
 STAMPING, ETC. 
 
 CAMERON MISS AGNES, 1 16 Taylor 
 Kreuser Mme C, 323 Sutter 
 
 O'Hara Mrs A, 1406i Powell 
 
 Stettin Mme H, 443 Bush 
 
 Strothoff Mrs M, 1022^ Market 
 
 Sullivan Mrs, 118^ Post 
 
 STARCH. 
 
 CHURCH A S, (agent J J Wood), 
 
 405 Front 
 Cutsinger S & Co, 205 " 
 
 Eaierton H C, 109 California 
 
 EVERBING J & CO, 48 Clay 
 
 Jones C C, 214 Sacramento 
 
 LeCount Bros, 417 and419 Montgomery 
 Martin E T, 5 " 
 
 Metzger Louis, 208 Bush 
 
 Patton A F, cor Kearny and Clay 
 
 PAYOT, UPHAM & CO, 204 San 
 
 Philan John, cor Sutter and Kearny 
 
 Pieper H C & Co, 
 Reuben M, 
 Robitscheck H, 
 
 SADLER & CO, 
 
 Scott H & Co, 
 Scott J C, 
 Smith H F & Co, 
 
 SPENCEAS&CO, 
 
 Stanley G W, 
 Stevenson & Longwill, 
 Strong G W, 
 Tishler Geo, 
 Turner E Q, 
 Vaughan Fred'k, 
 
 1010 Buchanan 
 
 628 Montgomery 
 
 416 Sacramento 
 
 605 Market, 
 
 138 Fourth 
 
 22 Third 
 
 225 Kearny 
 
 537 Market 
 
 4 Seventh 
 
 28 Second 
 
 2039 Mission 
 
 2i Sixth 
 
 2403 California 
 
 602 Montgomery 
 
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 Weiner M H, 334 Sixth 
 
 Wood Geo M & Co, 120 Post 
 
 Wood Geo T, 133 Fourth 
 
 WKIGHT & HANCHETTE, 
 
 433 Montgomery ave 
 Zellerbach A, 413 Sanaom 
 
 Zolhier Henry, i!36 Sixth 
 
 Envelopes and Writing Paper. 
 
 Importers and Jobbers uf 
 
 Euvelopos, Note, Letter and Cap I'apers. AgeutB 
 
 for Mor^m Envelope Co., and National 
 
 Paper Co., MasxacliuMctts, 
 
 60S Market «4t., under Cirand Hotel, 
 
 SAN FRAXCIHCO. 
 
 Lowest KateM Uuaraiiteed. 
 
 STATIONERS-WHOLESALE 
 
 BANCROFT A L & CO, 721 Market 
 
 BLAKE, BOBBINS & CO, 516 Sac 
 BONESTELL, ALLEN & CO. 415 San 
 CEOCKER H S & CO, 40i and 403 ." 
 CUNNINGHAM, CURTISS & 
 
 WELCH, 327 to 331 Sansom 
 
 Dutton & Withington, 30G California 
 Hodge J G & Co, 314 
 
 LEAVITT S B & CO, 52e Sacramento 
 Le Count Bros, 41i) California 
 
 PAYOT, UPHAH & CO, t.'04 Saaaom 
 SADLER & CO, 605 Market 
 
 STEAM ENGINES. 
 
 GREGORY H P & CO, 2 and 4 Cal 
 
 THOMSON & EVANS. 110-112 Beule 
 
 STEAMER LINES AND 
 AGENCIES. 
 
 California & Mexican S S Co, 10 Market 
 
 CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVI- 
 GATION CO(T C Walker pres), 
 office and landing Wash St Wharf 
 California Transportation Co, 
 
 NW cor Jackson and East 
 
 CENTRAL PACIFIC R R 
 STEAMER AGENCY, 
 
 Washington St Wharf 
 
 COMPAGNE GENE RALE 
 TRANSATLANTiaUE, 5 Mont ave 
 
 Cunard Line (Williams, Dimond & 
 Co), 202 Market 
 
 Eel River & t'rescent City Steamer 
 Line, foot Second 
 
 Entfpire & Marshiield Steamer Line, 
 
 213 Jackson 
 
 EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP 
 
 TICKET OFFICE, 5 Montgy ave 
 
 Fritch Geo, 120 PaciKo 
 
 FUGAZI J F, 6 Montgomery ave 
 
 Generate Transatlantic Co (Belloc & 
 
 Co agt), 524 Montgomery 
 
 Guerin P S, Washington St Wliarf 
 
 HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACK- 
 ET CO (Henry Balzer & Co), 20ii San 
 Hongkong Packet Line, 206 " 
 
 Howes (ieo & Co, 302 California 
 
 HUMBOLDT STEAMSHIP CO 
 
 (Searles & Sto ne), 22 California 
 
 INMAN LINE, 5 Montgomery ave 
 
 HARRINGTON JOHN, 5 10 line 
 Laflfey E N, 508 Battery 
 
 Meinke J F & Co (Hamburg- Ameri- 
 can), 401 California 
 Merchants' Tow Boat Line, 271 East 
 Merrill J C & Co, 204 California 
 North-German Lloyd Steam Ship 
 
 Co (C Duisenberg), 314 Sacramento 
 Oregon Steamship Co, 210 Battery 
 
 Pacific Coast S S Co, 10 Market 
 
 Pacific Mail S S Co, Mail Dock 
 
 Pacific Steam Navigation Co, 202 iMkt 
 Piper J B (Bay and Biver Schrs), 7 Clay 
 Bed Star S S Line, 208 Montgomery 
 Royal Mail Steam Packet Co, 108 LeiJ 1 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO STEAMBOAT 
 & T R A N S P ORTATION CO, 
 
 (Jeremiah Miller pres), 
 office and landing Jackson St Wharf 
 Simpson A M & Bro (Coos Bay 
 
 Vessels), 44 Market 
 
 Smith Capt B (Gulf of Cal S S Co), 
 
 211 Sansom 
 Steamer Ellen (G H Oakley captain), 
 
 Jackson St Wharf 
 Stockton Transportation Co, 124 Cal 
 
 STOW LINE HONOLULU PACK- 
 ETS (f^eo F Coffin), 13 Pine 
 
 Turner & Bundle (Tahiti Packet 
 Line), 122 California 
 
 Victoria & Nanaimo Steamer Line, 
 
 118 Pacific 
 
 Wells Chas H (Puget Sound Pack- 
 et Line), 20 Califoruii 
 
 WHITE STAR LINE (New York 
 and Liverpool), 5 Montgomery ave 
 
 Williams & Guion Line (J F Fugazi), 
 
 5 Montgomery sve 
 
 STEAM POWER. 
 
 Overend J A T, 
 Pacific Power Co, 
 
 506i Commercial J 
 314 Califoruii i 
 
 STENCIL CUTTERS. 
 
 HOFFMAN & SCHENK, 414 S«i 
 
 KUNKNER C A & CO, 320 Sansoij 
 RIDLEY A E & CO, rm 17, 323 Front! 
 
 Smart & Co, 209Claj| 
 
 Smart G B, 28 Marketl 
 
 TRUWORTHY P M. 318 Front! 
 
 TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L. Biumauar & Co., 'S£"£iv?!r< 
 
M Wattery »*» »*. F. 
 
 Lloyd 
 berg), 
 lip Co, 
 S Co, 
 SCO, 
 
 STE 
 
 120 Pacific 
 5 Montgomery ave 
 antic Co (Belloc & 
 
 524 Montgomery 
 Washington St Wharf 
 
 [EEICAN PACK- 
 
 r Balzer & Co), 20y San , 
 tLine, ^^20tt" I 
 ;W2 Caluorma 
 
 ITEAMSHff CO . 
 
 lie) 22 California 
 
 ' 5 Montgomery ave 
 
 Iff TOHN. 510 Pine 
 
 NJOaa, 508 Battery 
 
 (Hamburg-Ameri- 
 
 401 California 
 r Boat Line, ^271 Kast 
 204 California 
 Steam Shiv 
 314 Sacramento 
 210 Battery 
 10 Market 
 Mail Dock 
 ^[avigation Co, 202 Mkt 
 amUliverSchrs),7Clay 
 ^iiie 'i*>8 Montgomery 
 Dam'Packet Co, 108 Leid 
 
 4&C0 STEAMBOAT 
 SPORTATION CO, I 
 
 lillerprea), i 
 
 landing Jackson St Wharf | 
 & Bro (Coos Bay 
 
 44 Market 
 
 (Gulf of Cal S S Co), 
 
 211 Sanaom 
 (GH Oakley captain), 
 ' Jackson St \\ hart 
 
 .Bportation Co, l^t'al 
 
 Coffin), ,, /Y"'' 
 
 ,,aie (Tahiti J-\fLa 
 ,,aimo Steamer^Liue, .^^ 
 
 (Puget Sound Pack- 
 ^ ^ 20Caliform» 
 
 R LINE (New York 
 ,ol) 5 Montgomery ave 
 uiouLine(JFFugazi), 
 
 5 Montgomery ave 
 
 JAM POWER. 
 
 fr 5064 Commercial ji 
 
 •Co, 
 
 314 CaliformiJ 
 
 CIL CUTTERS, 
 
 28 Markelj 
 
 BUSINESS PENMANSHIP 
 
 ^»^£*SM»iIr tan«ht At PACIFIC B1TIII« 
 
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 San Francisco. 
 
 STO 
 
 1443 
 
 CbAHHIKIRO. 
 
 Stencil Plates, Burning Brands, 
 
 RUBBER HTAMPtil, Etr., 
 
 A. E. RTDLEY & CO. 
 
 323 Front Street, Room No. 7, 
 
 Oorner of Commercial, 
 SAN FRAMCIHCO. 
 
 STENOGRAPHERS. 
 
 Belden E T, 
 Bennett Clement, 
 Brown & Maxwell, 
 Cherry F W, 
 Darneal H, 
 Gearhart J W, 
 Houghton S C, 
 Hyatt TH, 
 Jones H A, 
 Maginnis J J, 
 Marsh Andrew J, 
 Maxwell Wm, 
 Osboume S, 
 
 (537 Kearny 
 
 434 California 
 
 004 Merchant 
 
 G3G Clay 
 
 604 Merchant 
 
 636 Clay 
 
 U S Court bldg 
 
 604 Merchant 
 
 40 Montgomery block 
 
 636 Clay 
 
 708 Montgomery 
 
 604 Merchant 
 
 65 Nevada block 
 
 Riley, Osboume, 
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 Kobmson Crittenden, 
 Summer Chas A, 
 TollesChasH, 
 Von LowenfclsC, 
 
 Maxwell & Kin 
 
 309 Montgomery 
 
 310 Pine 
 
 604 Merchant 
 
 402 Montgomery 
 
 60' 
 
 STOVE BRICK. 
 
 RAT W S & CO, 12 and 14 Market 
 
 STOVES AND TINWARE. . 
 
 (See also Tinners.) 
 •Importers. 
 Abrahamson P, 
 
 Alexander C M, 
 Ballard G, 
 Bohn John, 
 Briggs G W, 
 Broc)k & Kneass, 
 Brown A & Son. 
 
 BROWN CHAS, 
 
 Bryan J M, 
 Buchoiz Henry, 
 Bucknam & Langrchr, 
 Butterwortli J, 
 Corey Thos, 
 Crowley (ieo, 
 Culley & Brook, 
 *De La Montauya, 
 Douglas Wm, 
 Dyer M, 
 Elder & Dobbie, 
 Fiiikbeiner G, 
 Freeman & Wren, 
 *(Joodrich Taylor, 
 HofTmann & Ernst, 
 
 *HOLBROOK, 
 STETSON. 
 
 STEVEDORES. 
 
 Allen & Young, Battery nr Union 
 
 CHASE & WOLFF, JMH) Front 
 
 Freese AC, 3 Mission 
 
 Menzies, Bingham & Co, 514 Battery 
 Pitman, Middleton & Co, 38 Market 
 Sennett J & Co, 
 Spear A F & Co, 
 Stryker & Kiernan, 
 Whitney G H, 
 
 317 California 
 Pier 22 Steuart 
 Pier 
 
 Pier 
 
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 lis Jno G, 
 
 ImhoflF S G, 
 Jewett, Sherman & Co, 
 Judkius E H, 
 Kilday Wm, 
 Koch Adam, 
 
 LANGREHR HENRT 
 
 939 Market 
 
 211 Fourth 
 
 215 Second 
 
 112 Seventh 
 
 532 Montgomery ave 
 
 1006 Market 
 
 39 Eddy 
 
 18 Dupont 
 
 120 Third 
 
 222 Sixth 
 
 22 Steuart 
 
 I14»i Folsom 
 
 202 Pacific 
 
 230 Sixth 
 
 1006 Marlcet 
 
 214 to 220 Jacl son 
 
 _240 Fourth 
 
 749 Mission 
 
 606 Clay 
 
 1429 Dupont 
 
 326 Third 
 
 22 Geary 
 
 1214 Stockton 
 
 MERRILL & 
 
 113 Cal and 19 Davis 
 
 Leiser Louis, 
 Levy Elias, 
 
 814 and 816 Kearny 
 
 319A Fifth 
 
 122 Battery 
 
 2120 Mission 
 
 1138 Howard 
 
 807 Market 
 
 & CO, 
 
 25 
 
 81 Fourth 
 872 Folsom 
 
 STOCK YARDS. 
 
 Aherne M J, 331 Montgomery 
 
 Colbert & Lynch, cor Market and Tenth 
 CunnitF Wm, cor Twelfth and Market 
 Dumphy &; Hildreth, 504 Kearny 
 
 Horan J D, cor Ninth and Howard 
 
 Mason M H A, 405 California 
 
 MOFFAT £ & H, 238 Keamy 
 
 S F Hor se M arket, 37 New Montgy 
 SGHOENFELD JACOR 331 Keamy 
 SweeneyA Sharkey, 1 1th and Howard 
 WASHBURN H (Great Eastern 
 & Western Horse tc Mule Market), 
 
 SE cor Fifth and Bryant 
 
 LEWIS J F, SW cor R R and 14th av 
 Little & Lawson, 603 Bat and 306 Jack 
 McCarty — , 9334 Market 
 
 •MONTAGUE W W & CO, 
 
 110, 112andll4 3attery 
 Mund & Wadman, 5 Taylor 
 
 Pander E, 32 Geary 
 
 Phillips & Gibbon, 3004 Mission 
 
 Porteous A, 1314 Dupont 
 
 Prag Martin, 125 Clay 
 
 *RAY W S & CO, 12 and 14 Market 
 Rehm C, 208 Sixteenth 
 
 Reil & Lawrence, cor 7th and R R ave 
 
 Rustemeyer W J, 
 Schuster Bros, 
 Snook G & W, 
 Stoutenburgh Ike A, 
 Sylvester L, 
 Tay Geo H & Co, 
 
 SE cor Cal and Davis and 616 Battery 
 
 2325 Mission 
 
 306 Sutter 
 
 630 Sacramento 
 
 117 Washington 
 
 811 Larkin 
 
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 •Vasconcellos J J, 
 
 WEAVER D E. 
 
 Weaver D S, 
 Williams S G, 
 
 524 Washington 
 
 153 Third 
 
 124 and 263 Sixth 
 
 253 Fourth 
 
 STRAW WORKS. 
 
 ATLANTIC STRAW WORKS, 
 
 132 Fourth 
 Cowles G W M, 1017 Market 
 
 EXCELSIOR STRAW WORKS, 
 
 120 Fourth 
 Hill M H, 753 Mission 
 
 PACIFIC STRAW WORKS, 
 
 16 Fourth 
 
 WESTERN STRAW WORKS. 
 
 108 
 
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 CaIifornia,NE cor California and Larkin 
 Central, 32 Front 
 
 City, 14 Valencia 
 
 Clay, SW cor Clay and Leavenworth 
 Geary, cor Geary and Buchanan 
 
 Market, 440 Valencia 
 
 North Beach & Mission, 4th and Louisa 
 Omnibus Railroad, 725 Howard 
 
 Potrero & Bay View, 4th and Townsend 
 South S F Park, Railroad and Ninth a\ ' 
 Sutter, cor Sutter and Larkin 
 
 SUGAR REFINERIES AND 
 DEALERS. 
 
 AMERICAN SUGAR REFIN- 
 
 ERY (The), (C Adolphe Low & 
 Co), 208 California 
 
 California Beet Sugar Co, Cal and San 
 SFRECKELS A B, (secy Califor- 
 nia Sugar Refinery), 215 Front 
 Chai>in C A, 313 Montgomery 
 Currier Willis J, (agt Buffido Grape ' 
 Sugar Co), 205^ Front 
 Standard Sugar M'f'g Co, 2324 Montgy 
 
 SURGICAL INSTITUTES. 
 
 NATIONAL SURGICAL IN- 
 STITUTE* (J M Hinkle manag- 
 er), 319 Bush 
 
 SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. 
 
 CahillEJ, 528 California 
 
 Freeman J H, 12 " 
 
 Gibbes C, 628 Montgomery 
 
 Gihlies J T, 628 '* 
 
 Hoadley Milo, 20 Merchants' Exchange 
 Jasper Thos, 1544 Howard 
 
 Pardy Jno, 402 Montgomery 
 
 SUPREME COURT. 
 
 Finkler Henry, bailiff, 640 Clay 
 
 Belden E C, phonograpic rep'r,640 " 
 
 Smith Geo H, reporter, 640 " 
 
 O'Connor Thos,8ecy and libr'n,640 " 
 
 Gross Frank W, clerk, 640 " 
 
 ihornton J D,as80ciate justice,640 " 
 
 Sharpstein J R, " " 640 " 
 
 Ross Erskine M, associate jus, 640 " 
 
 Myrick M H, " " (WO " 
 
 McKinstrey E W, " " 610 " 
 
 McKee S B, " " 640 " 
 
 Morrison R F, chief justice, 640 " 
 
 FOLKERS J H 
 
 Schneider W H, 
 Will & Finck, 
 
 A&BRO, llSMont 
 
 28 Geary 
 769 Market 
 
 SURVEYORS. 
 
 Allardt G F, 
 Benson J A, 
 
 432 Montgomery 
 607 
 
 TAILORS. 
 
 Abendroth F, 
 Abraham Abraham, 
 Alexandra A, 
 
 ' ppel Simon, 
 
 ission Jos, 
 Assion Jos C, 
 Attell Seymour, 
 
 BALOUN JOSEPH. 
 
 Baruth H, 
 Bascom H, 
 
 BENEDICT & SMITH, 
 
 Bercyits Simon, 
 Bernstein D, 
 Bernstein S, 
 Bine Sc Georges, 
 Blake J, 
 Block John, 
 Bloch Leopold, 
 Bogner Chas, 
 Borkhim Herman, 
 Brodigan Patrick, 
 
 2515 Mission 
 
 402 Pacific 
 
 303 Stockton 
 
 786 Folsom 
 
 205 Montgomery 
 
 625 Market 
 
 53 Third 
 
 613 Washington 
 
 • 556 Natoma 
 
 115 Geary 
 
 136 Montgy 
 
 534 Pacific 
 
 729 Folsom 
 
 791 Mission 
 
 119 Sutter 
 
 422 '* 
 
 648 Commercial 
 
 119 Sixth 
 
 11 Sutter 
 
 632i Polk 
 
 304 Minna 
 
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 Bull James, 107 Third 
 
 BULLOCK ft JONES> 105 Montgomery 
 Burkhard John, cor R R and Tenth aves 
 
 Burr B J, 
 Burr & Fink, 
 Canty T, 
 Caro Morris, 
 Cavanagh James, 
 Chandler Geo, 
 Chisholm D, 
 Claire John, 
 Cohen A, 
 Cohen E, 
 Cohen G, 
 Cohen L, 
 Cohen Michael, 
 
 22 Montgomery 
 
 22 " 
 
 820 Howard 
 
 414 Pacific 
 
 141 Fifth 
 
 16 Anna 
 
 7 Auburn 
 
 105 Jackson 
 
 516i Mission 
 
 635 
 
 44 Geary 
 408 Pacific 
 410 Pacific 
 
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 815 J St.. Sac. 
 
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 thoroiiichly firtr nuHliirMM. 
 
 528 California 
 12 *' 
 
 628 Montgomery 
 
 628 , " 
 
 shauta* Exchange 
 1644 Howard 
 402 Montgomery 
 
 COURT. 
 
 640 Clay 
 picrep'r,640 
 f 640 
 
 adlibr'n,640 
 640 
 be iu8tice,640 
 •• " 640 
 
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 2515 Mission i 
 402 Pacific | 
 303 Stockton i 
 786 Folsom 
 205 Montgomery 
 625 Market 
 53 Third 
 613 Waahiagton 
 ^ 556 Natoma 
 115 Geary 
 TTH. 136 Montgy 
 534 Pacific 
 729 Folsom 
 791 Mission 
 119 Sutter 
 422 " , 
 648 Commercial 
 119 Sixth 
 11 Sutter 
 532i Polk 
 , 304 Minna 
 
 -jB, 105 Montgomery 
 
 MaR and Tenth aves 
 
 o2 Montgomery 
 
 22 
 
 820 Howard 
 
 414 Pacific 
 
 141 Fifth 
 
 16 Anna 
 
 7 Auburn 
 
 105 Jackson 
 
 616i Mission 
 
 635 " 
 
 44 Geary 
 
 408 Pacific 
 410 Pacific 
 
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 CLARHIPIRD. 
 
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 Cohen N, 
 Cohn T, 
 Colemun H, 
 Collins J, 
 Colman Solomon, 
 COOPER JOHN. 
 
 CorODran D P, 
 Cuddy J G, 
 Curley J H & Co, 
 Curtiss J, 
 Dannheimor L, 
 Dantzacher Otto, 
 Davis A, 
 Davis Edward, 
 Davis I, 
 Davis Jacob, 
 
 931 i Market 
 
 821 Juckson 
 
 521 Hyde 
 
 610 Post 
 
 412i Pacific 
 
 24 New Montgomery 
 
 614i Post 
 
 904 Folsom 
 
 32 Montgomery 
 
 304 Jackson 
 
 539 California 
 
 633 Washington 
 
 606 Third 
 
 Ml " 
 
 404 " 
 
 131 Second 
 
 Davis Mark, R R ave bet 8th &9th aves 
 Degenhart Louis, 136 Montgomery ave 
 
 Denis Henry, 
 Dippel W G, 
 Dodge k Gorevan, 
 Dodge M M A Co, 
 Doherty D, 
 Domenicle B & Co, 
 Drady Thomaa, 
 Dunphy L, 
 Eckford R, 
 Echler Henry, 
 Eidinger E, 
 Eisenberg J, 
 Elwell Frank, 
 Erb Manuel, 
 Ernst Aaron, 
 Esby Jno, * 
 
 Farmer H W, 
 Pass A, 
 Pass Nathan, 
 Feder Isidor, 
 
 nOEL JOSEPH, 
 
 Fink J L, 
 Finking Richard, 
 Flood B, 
 Fogel B, 
 Frank N, 
 Franklin S S, 
 Freiter A, 
 Friedman L, 
 Frischling P, 
 Fross M B, 
 Garlick Samuel, 
 Geimann Wm, 
 Gellert Louia, 
 Ghio Felix, 
 Ghiselli G, 
 
 OILLT & MIGNON. 
 
 Gordan R, 
 Gottlieb M, 
 Goulet Isadore, 
 Grenberg Louis, 
 Gross P H, 
 Haas Morris, 
 Hand John S, 
 Harmon E, 
 
 1210 Kearny 
 
 106 Dupont 
 
 511 Montgomery 
 
 80!»A Market 
 
 625 Slerchant 
 
 1335 Dupont 
 
 151 Fourth 
 
 2010 Polk 
 
 122 Tyler 
 
 7 Turk 
 
 2239 Mission 
 
 139 Montgomery 
 
 313 Sutter 
 
 23 Harriet 
 
 802 Jackson 
 605 Broadway 
 
 187 Jessie 
 
 808 Stockton 
 
 603 California 
 
 907 Larkin 
 
 211 Montgomery 
 
 22 
 
 222 O'FarroU 
 
 959^ Mission 
 
 907 Battery 
 
 135 Post 
 
 213 Pacific 
 
 18i Fifth 
 
 1003 Post 
 
 lt» Geary 
 
 515 Bush 
 
 cor Sixth and Howard 
 
 509 Montgomery 
 
 521 Sacramento 
 
 721 Montgomery 
 
 Clark near Front 
 
 421 Montgy 
 
 803 Market 
 186 Jessie 
 
 415 Montgomery 
 5 Trinity 
 
 629 Montgomery 
 802 Larkin 
 314 Kearny 
 24^ Dupont 
 
 Harris Chaa, 502 Paoifio 
 
 Harshall Geraon, 230 Third 
 
 Harshall Gua, 58 Third 
 
 Harvey B, 26i Fourth 
 
 Hastings C C & Co,cor Mont and Sutter 
 
 Heeth A, 
 Hetferman J k Son, 
 Henessy D, 
 Henke) E W, 
 Herbert P, 
 Hintze Isaac, 
 HoffS, 
 Hogan J J, 
 Holland Edward, 
 Hornberg A P, 
 Houston Richd T, 
 H uber John, 
 Hutter J, 
 Isaac M. 
 Isaac Saml, 
 Jacobs J, 
 
 .laretzky Mendel, 
 Jennings Wm, 
 
 421 East 
 
 995i Market 
 
 142 Second 
 
 431 Dupont 
 
 405 Broadway 
 
 338 Bush 
 
 3' Taylor 
 
 839 Valencia 
 
 119 Post 
 
 441 Bush 
 
 324 Dupont 
 
 448 Mmna 
 
 321 Jessie 
 
 639 California 
 
 507 Jackson 
 
 4264 Bromlway 
 
 36 First 
 
 1602 Mission 
 
 Joseph Bros, SW cor Montgy and Pine 
 
 225i 
 
 KAISER WM, 
 
 Kiilisky C, 
 Kiiul Samuel, 
 Kavanach John, 
 Kayser M & Bro, 
 Kearney J F, 
 Kelly Lawrence, 
 Kennedy Edward, 
 Kenney P, 
 Kenny & Sheahan, 
 Kilinehaupt A, 
 Klaus Jno, 
 Klinge Wm, 
 Koechler Adam, 
 Kolble Joseph, 
 Kruger Chas, 
 Lachman L, 
 Lahl J, 
 
 Lancaster k Northon, 
 I^ncaster T k Co, 
 Leopold Louis, 
 Levi li, 
 
 LEVISONH. 
 
 Levy A, 
 Ijcvy Jacob, 
 Levy MS, 
 Lewil I, 
 Lewis Max, 
 Lindecker J H, 
 Lindeiibaum M, 
 Lindow J, 
 
 LitchfieldJM&Co, 
 Low A, 
 
 335 Bush 
 
 1 10 Second 
 
 405 Commercial 
 
 6 New Montgomery 
 
 223 Montgomery 
 
 1122 Harrison 
 
 27 Fourth 
 
 505 Califoniia 
 
 307 Minna 
 
 691 Market 
 
 109 Sixth 
 
 634 Pacific 
 
 119 Fifth 
 
 2108 Fillmore 
 
 1210 Kearny 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 
 518 Pine 
 
 513 " 
 
 613 Montgomery 
 
 531 California 
 
 428 Dupont 
 
 227 Pacific 
 
 323 Mont and 733 Mkt 
 
 466 Sixth 
 
 816 Stockton 
 
 176 Minna 
 
 23 Hyde 
 
 424 Hayes 
 
 787 Folsom 
 
 32 Garden 
 
 913 Pacific 
 
 415 Montgomery 
 
 12 Turk 
 
 Lynch H, NW cor Third and Jessie 
 
 Mahony D, 1513 Polk 
 
 Marks Henry, 628 Commercial 
 
 Mayer Henry, 10;) Sutter 
 
 McCarthy M, 187 Jessie 
 
 McDonald k Williams, 14 Montgomery 
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 TAI 
 
 OUAMirilD. 
 
 XoINTOSH DAHISLt 2550 Greenwich 
 Menne C, 533 Waahin^on 
 
 Meyer Joseph, 
 Meyer Julius, 
 Meyer & Walker, 
 Meyera J, 
 Meyers & Loewensteiii, 
 
 MEYERS M J, 
 
 Michnel !S, 
 Miller Ludwig, 
 Milue A, 
 Molony P S, 
 Monusch Juliiin, 
 Moorbrink J B, 
 Morris A, 
 Morritt William, 
 Mucha 1', 
 Newman S, 
 
 430 Sixth 
 
 607 Commercial 
 
 908 Market 
 
 501 Kearny! 
 
 22 Dupout 
 
 1 Hardie Place I 
 
 118 Uidesdoril'i 
 
 204 Htevonson' 
 
 625 Merchant j 
 
 138 Montgomery' 
 
 2001 Mission 
 
 1070 Market! 
 
 110 Third! 
 
 95'->4 Howard! 
 
 448 Third 
 
 1050 Howard! 
 
 Siegel M, 
 Solomon Isadore, 
 Hoiomon S, 
 iSpelman J, 
 tSquoglia O, 
 Staah H O, 
 
 STEIL HENRY, 
 
 Stephen B, 
 Sternberg M, 
 Straub J N, 
 Sullivan J •!, 
 Sweeney N, 
 Thomiis Thos, 
 
 1502 Stockton 
 
 530 PuciHo 
 
 616 Jackson 
 
 506Bu8h 
 
 !M)2 Montuomery ave 
 
 310 Montgomery 
 
 237 BiiHh 
 
 118 Ninth 
 
 7 Spring 
 
 307 Hay eg 
 
 :«)3 Washington 
 
 41 Second 
 
 140 Minna 
 
 1210 Polk 
 
 Nicolai W, 
 
 NICOLL THE TAILOR, | 
 
 727 Market, 18 Kearny and 505 Mont 
 
 TFORSON NICOLAUS, 15 N Montgy 
 
 TOillN J H, 114 Montgomery 
 
 Trautner Bros, 307 Dupout 
 
 Trebois F, 222 Montgomery ave 
 
 1210 Kearny 
 
 Noltc Herman, 
 Nordwell W, 
 0' Neil Charles, 
 Oppenheim S B, 
 Ososke Morris, 
 Oyen S C, 
 Pinkish Morris, 
 Plagemann Wm, 
 Pluuz Henry, 
 Plege Louis, 
 
 FOHEIH JOE. 
 
 Probst F, 
 Pyser Louis, 
 Pyser M , 
 Raphael H, 
 Bead E, 
 Redmond D, 
 Redmond E, 
 Reid John, 
 Reynolds Ceo L, 
 Rhein & Siegel, 
 Rhodes S R, 
 Riegelliaupt Philip, 
 Risley A A, 
 Roberts Wm, 
 Rosener H, 
 Rosener S, 
 Rourke John, 
 
 431 Dupout 
 
 •218 Bush 
 
 G'23 Merchant 
 
 413 Kearny j 
 372 Clementina 
 
 548 Fourth; 
 
 407 East: 
 
 14 Geary 
 
 525 '• 
 
 337 '• 
 
 203 Mont; 724 Market 
 
 1210 Kearny 
 
 428 PaciHc 
 
 1.325 Polk 
 
 9 Taylor 
 
 1(34^ Jessie 
 
 1 148 Folsom 
 
 1511 Stockton 
 
 907 i Market 
 
 038 Clay 
 
 414 Sanson! 
 008 Montgomery 
 
 500 Market 
 
 24 i Dupmt 
 
 8 Montgomery 
 
 402 ■"■ixth 
 
 808 Folsom 
 
 Tressler E, 
 Tynan Wm D, 
 Ulrich Henry, 
 Unger M, 
 Usselini A, 
 Vecci Z, 
 
 VETTER F, 
 
 Vogel T, 
 Ward C, 
 Weinberg L, 
 W'eiss J, 
 Weiss J, 
 Werner John, 
 Westerman John, 
 Wilton E F, 
 Winn T J, 
 Wirter Adolph, 
 
 504 Post 
 
 1210 Kearny 
 
 726 O'Farrell 
 
 219 Sixth 
 
 1 18 Montgomery 
 
 1 145 Market 
 
 409 Bush 
 
 681 Mission 
 
 3034 Thirl 
 
 1 iMhly 
 
 223 Kearny 
 
 631 Merchant 
 
 668 Howard 
 
 412i CJeary 
 
 313 Sutter 
 
 308 Post 
 
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 111 Montgomery 
 21 Market 
 
 Rush M, 
 
 Samuel H, 808 Third 
 
 SCHAFER ft COt n Montgomery 
 
 Scharfenberg Adolph, 27 Stockton 
 
 Schehr W, 610 Montgomery ave 
 
 Schellenberger A, 
 Scheurer Christian, 
 Schoellhorn F, 
 Schoemaker A, 
 Schweinle L, 
 Schewetzer J, 
 Shilling Joseph, 
 Short Michael, 
 Short Peter, 
 
 10 Stockton 
 
 147 Fourth 
 
 1528 Stockton 
 
 2629^ Mission 
 
 36 Eddy 
 
 329 Sixteenth 
 
 1046 i Folsom 
 
 409 and 411 Montgy 
 
 1 Montgomery 
 
 Wisluzil J, 605 and 10 Mont: 302 Kear 
 Wood Samuel, 775 Market 
 
 Young W D, 307 Minna 
 
 Zinnaman & (rutman, 223 Bush 
 
 Z inna mon A, 308 " 
 
 ZINNS C, 611 Sacramento 
 
 Zundorf John, 422 
 
 Wontlemen can be acconimodated with 
 
 DRESS COATS 
 
 Kor t|p(>«>ial OrrasIonM at the Tailoriui; 
 
 KHtablishnieiit of 
 
 • J. COOPER, 
 
 24 New Montifomery Street, Palace Hotel Block, | 
 For (Sale or Hire. 
 
 JOE POHEIM, 
 
 THK TAIIiOR. 
 
 203 Montgomery St., 103 Third St,, 
 724 Market Street. 
 
 PerflRPt Fit Guaranteed Or No Sales. 
 
 Salts Made to Order from tM 
 Pants to Order ftrom iM. 
 
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 160*2 Stockton 
 530 PuciKc 
 615 Jackson 
 506Butih 
 ;W2 Montaomery ave 
 310 Montgomery 
 •237 liuHh 
 ' 1 18 Ninth 
 
 7 Spring 
 307 Hayes 
 303 Washington 
 41 Second 
 140 Minna 
 OLATJS, '5 N M«)ntgy 
 114 Montgomery 
 307 Dupont 
 •>22 Montgomery avc 
 1210 Kearny 
 604 Post 
 1210 Kearny 
 720 O'Farrell 
 211) Sixth 
 1 18 Montgomery 
 1 145 Market 
 40'.) Bush 
 681 Mission 
 303^ Tiiird 
 " . 1 Kdily 
 
 223 Kearny 
 631 Mercliant 
 668 Howard 
 4124 (ieary 
 313 Sutter 
 308 Post 
 10 Mont: 302 Rear 
 775 Market 
 307 Minna 
 ttman. 223 B«.h 
 
 611 Sacramento 
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 POHEIMI, 
 
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 iierySt.. 103 Third St, 
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 W. C. ROBERTS, 
 
 Merchant Tailor^ 
 
 466 Eighth St., Oakland. 
 
 FOKEIUX A UOMKMTIC «OOI»H 
 
 Of the Latest Styles, anil a Perfect Fit Kuurnii- 
 teetl. 
 
 TAILORS' TRIMMINGS. 
 
 (See also Cloths and Tailors' Trimmings.) 
 
 Marcus I, 125 Sunsnm 
 
 Meyers & Loowenstoiu, 22 Dupont 
 
 RilAS E &C0>26 and 28 Montgomery 
 Stein Simon & Co, SE cor 2d and Mkt 
 
 TANNERIES. 
 
 (See also Leather and Findings. ) 
 
 BALZ L & CO, San Bruno road 
 
 Beisel & Cook, Pennsylvania uve 
 
 Bloom W, Kolsom bet 18th and littli 
 Cahen Bros& Co, 41 Clay 
 
 Counihun J no, Carolina bet 27th k 28tli 
 Curtis It, 28th and San Bruno road 
 
 Dauforth E P & Co, 723 Battery 
 
 Dietsch G, 26th bet Howard and Capp 
 
 FUNCXE&CO, 
 
 312 Sansom, factory 9th near Brannau 
 HEINBEEG B. 4i) Clay 
 
 Krenz O, cor Filliert and tJough 
 
 LAWRENCE & CO, 
 
 Eleventh ave bet Second and H, S S F 
 LEIDAL T A, 21)th and S Bruno road 
 M(!Ale<ir Frank, Hamp & .SeriJentine av 
 Meehan J, c<»r Twenty-sixtli and Uba 
 Nichols A C & Co, 402 and 404 Battery 
 O'Donnell C, 607 and 609 Brannan 
 
 Onen Aug, cor Dolores and 29th 
 
 OPPEITHEIMER IVAN, 45 Clay 
 
 Patrick A B & Co, cor Folsom and 18th 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO TANNERY. 
 
 cor 27th and San Bruno road 
 Williams Bros, 569 Market 
 
 Wind Moritz, San Bruuo road 
 
 TAXIDERMISTS. 
 
 McNevin E, 406 Beale 
 
 Nichols Elijah, 48 Fourth 
 
 ROSS WM T. A M, (elocution), 
 
 rooms 78 and 79 St Ann's bldg 
 
 406 Sansom 
 
 203 California 
 
 104 to 110 Front 
 
 244 Sacramento 
 
 123 California 
 
 313 Clay 
 
 208 Cal 
 
 144 Sixth 
 
 TEAS. 
 
 Adelsdorfer E & Co, 
 Coleman VV T & Co, 
 Ehrman M & Co, 
 HawleyOeoT&Co, 
 Kerviiig Fred A Co, 
 
 LENNONJOHNA. 
 LOW C ADOLFHE & CO. 
 
 McAulitr& Co, 
 
 Montealegre J G, 218 Sacramento 
 
 MOORE I C. (importer), 317 Battery 
 
 ORIENTAL TEA CO, 
 
 Bay City and Grand Arcade Markets 
 
 Pacific Tea Co, y'J5 ^Market 
 Peking Tt a Co, Hayes Valley Market 
 
 Rountree & McClure, 404 Front 
 
 Runge K W, 40 Third 
 
 Tal)er, Harker & Co, California 
 
 Wellman, Peck & Co, 128 Market 
 
 Wheeler F A, 128 California 
 
 TELEGRAPH COMPANIES, 
 
 American District Tel Co, 222 Sansom 
 Bay and Coast Tel Co, 20 Nevada blk 
 National Bull Telephone Co, 140 Montcy 
 
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 FICE, (.las Gamble supt), 300 " 
 
 TENTS, AWNINGS, ETC. 
 
 Burton W H, 159 New Montgomery 
 Dehuc & (jterardini, 620 Commercial 
 Detrick E & Co, 124 Clay 
 
 NEVILLE & CO. 31 and 33 California 
 
 Simonton S B 
 
 771 Mission 
 
 Lorquin E F, 
 Nolte Wm F, 
 
 410 Kearny 
 27 Turk 
 
 TEACHERS. 
 
 Dance Henr}', 
 DuCastelE, 
 Eiaeuschimel Carl, 
 Gabriel Jacob, 
 Jansaen John, 
 Knoflach Augustin, 
 
 1803 Polk 
 
 327 O'Farrell 
 
 235 Kearny 
 
 711 Hyde 
 
 419 O'Farrell 
 
 228 Post 
 
 THREADS. 
 
 DOYLE HENRY & CO. oil Market 
 
 TiNNERS. 
 
 (See also F coves and Tinware.) 
 
 Austin B C, 414 Clay 
 
 Clough G H, 2602 Folsom 
 
 DYER Mt (copper and sheet iron 
 
 worker), 749 Mission 
 
 Giffin J, 605 Montgomery ave 
 
 Goger Ch, 202 Dupont 
 
 Greninger D, 542 Fourth 
 
 Lee John k Co, 34 and 36 Main 
 
 Lewis Jno F, cor Railroad and 14th aves 
 McKeown Wm, 511 Sixth 
 
 Mocker k Newman, 327 Turk 
 
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 TOBACCO. 
 
 (See Cigars and Tobacco.) 
 
 TOOLS. 
 
 (See also Machinists.) 
 
 AHOSKEAG AXE CO, (iiichards 
 
 & Snow pjjtints), 408 Market 
 
 Bauer Bros, ()o4 Mission 
 
 HinzC, 42 Spear 
 
 Kelley Martiu, 248 Beale 
 
 XRAJEWSKI FRED, 737 Fourth 
 Kuhling A, MS) Fifth 
 
 RIDGEWAT BROS, (file), 305 How 
 SCH£BTZ J H, (corkscrew), 10 Stev 
 WeichhartJ, 143 Beale 
 
 Wright John, 13 Fremont 
 
 TOYS. 
 
 (See also Fancy Goods; also Varieties.) 
 
 Ellis Mrs M, 20064 Mission 
 
 FEI6ENBAXJM & CO, 
 
 120 to J26 Sansom and 217 & 2J'.> Pine 
 Fox Robt, 1415 Sti.ckton 
 
 Peters F M L & Co, 207 Montgomery 
 SADLER & CO, 605 Market 
 
 Sahla F, 2054 Valencia 
 
 SPENCE A S & CO. 537 Market 
 
 TRANSFER COMPANIES. 
 
 (See Express and Transfer Companies.) 
 
 TRIMMINGS. 
 
 ETTIXGER S. 105 Post 
 
 GILLE & ROEHRIGS. 727 Market 
 
 8. ETTINGER, 
 
 Manufacturer of 
 
 Fringes, Gimps, Cords. Tassels, 
 Buttons, 
 
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 DlinKM, UpholHtei y and Military Trim. 
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 1 06 Post Street. 
 
 California Trimming Manufactory. 
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 Ladles' DresH and UpholstcrerB' Trimmingn, 
 Kringes QlmpH, CordH, TaasclB, ButtonB, Ktc. 
 
 7X7 Market Street. ITp Stairs. 
 
 All kinds on hind and manufactured to order at 
 
 Cor. Ninth and Harrison Sts. 
 
 Saves v.' per c«nt. In bruokaire and 20 per cent. 
 0\ .;r Niooll the Tailor, SAN VKANCISCO.| in weljcht. 
 
 TRUNK & VALISE MAKERS. 
 
 BEHRENDT H & CO. 107 Sansom 
 Fochheimer & Steele, 109 Battery 
 
 Harris J & Co, cor Kearny and Market 
 Hyland Joseph R, 101 Montgomery 
 
 LONGSHORE JAS, 2t> New Montsy 
 Martin D S & Co, *' 
 
 2 Post and 258 and 301 Bush 
 Norgrove John, \1 Geary 
 
 San Francisco Trunk Manufr Co, 
 
 NW cor Sutter and Montgomery 
 
 WIRSING CHAS, 628 Market 
 
 JAMES LONGSHORE, 
 
 26 New Montgomery Street, 
 
 Palaee Hotel. Han Francisco. 
 
 F'aetory— N. W. Cor. Montgomery & Sutter. 
 
 Travelers* Eqninase of Every Des- 
 erfption. 
 
 Trunks, Valises anii Bags, wholesale and retail 
 Trunk Covers and Sample Cases to order. tUs. 
 iwiring done at short notice. 
 
 TRUSSES. 
 
 3EEMAN WM, GlG Clay 
 
 CAL ELASTIC TRUSS 00. (W 
 
 J Home propr), 702 Market 
 
 Dieterich C, Twentieth and Hampshire 
 Folkers J H A & Bro, 118 Montgomery 
 I X L Elastic Truss Co, 605 Sacramento 
 Koehler August, 507 Kearny 
 
 Magnetic Elastic Truss Co, 704 Sao 
 
 Perforated Frictional Belt, (505 " 
 
 Pierce & Son, 704 Sacramento 
 
 B. y. Oilman. 
 
 L. Racwuillat. 
 
 GILMAN & RACOUILLAT, 
 
 FATEITT TULS COYSBS 
 
 FOB 
 
 FHAGILE AND SLASS WABES, 
 
 The BeNt Packing in the World. 
 
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 109 Cattery 
 
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 101 Montgomery 
 26 New Montgy 
 
 258 and 301 Bush 
 
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 616 Clay 
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 507 Kearny 
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 Atwood Henry, Bryant bet 5th and Oth 
 Atkinson Geo F, 259 First 
 Brehm A VV, 221 Mission 
 Bryant & Hofifman, 308 Mission 
 Cameron & Hull, 409 Mission 
 Edwards G F, Bryant bet 5th and 6th 
 GRUNDEL J J, 811 Market 
 Gurard E, 625 Merciiant 
 JACKSON R W, 614 Market 
 Kemp J, 109 Mission 
 KERTELLCHAS, 227 Post 
 Kewing & Eisel, 10 Stevenson 
 Kreuger J H, (canes), 769 Market 
 McGuireA, 415 Miasion 
 McKinnie M, 409 
 Meyer J G H, 320 Kearny and 10 Stev 
 OSBORNE F&CO, (wood orna- 
 ments), 751 Market 
 Pederson B, 221 Mission 
 Prescott h Sanborn, cor How & Spear 
 White Wm, 445 Ninth 
 
 JULIUS G. GSUNDEL, 
 
 Mantifuetui'cr «f 
 
 Billiard KuIIm, <;au«8, M«>i>rHClinuin 
 IMpuM. HolderM, Ktf. 
 
 Turner and Carver in Ivory, Amber, Shell, Pearl, 
 Hard AYood, Eti;. 
 
 So. 811 Market Street, San Francisco. 
 
 KepairinK: done nn Meerschaum Pipes, Moun t 
 inj; in Sliver. Fancy Uoodii, Fans, t'tc.. a spe 
 cialty. 
 
 Flanagan & Gallagher, 
 (iolden Thos, 
 
 GRAY N& CO, 
 
 Lockhart & Porter, 
 
 16 0'Farrelland27 
 Massey & Young, 
 Mallady Wn>, 
 Mc(;inn James, 
 McMeniomy .James, 
 O'Connor & Sheehy, 
 Peterson & Dowling, 
 
 20 Fifth 
 
 1248 Market 
 
 641 Sacramento 
 
 and 29 Bluxome 
 
 651 Sacramento 
 
 763 Mission 
 
 863 Market 
 
 1057 Mission 
 
 1034 Market 
 
 815 Market 
 
 UPHOLSTERERS. 
 
 Abury & Son, 
 Bartels H, 
 lUck Kobt, 
 
 Bo'i'-n Jolm, SE cor 
 Bo^v ...• S M, 
 Hayuert C, 
 Hertweck C F, 
 Hoey Euujene, 
 Hurst & Dore, 
 •lansen Alex, 
 
 KEMP JH, 
 
 McAlister Thomas, 
 Miller J A, 
 Miller L & Co, 
 Reed Chas, 
 
 Sohonberg \V,NE cor 
 Straub Fr, 
 Sullivan P, 
 Voss H, 
 
 2609 Mission 
 
 426 Hayes 
 
 209 Mason 
 
 Taylor and illlis 
 
 1322 Polk 
 
 211 Post 
 
 902 Larkin 
 
 1009 Market 
 
 1209 Fillmore 
 
 946 Howard 
 
 10 Post 
 
 928 Larkin 
 
 1029 Market 
 
 122 Geary 
 
 1563 Market 
 
 'Farrell& Mason 
 
 8 Hayes 
 
 610 Post 
 
 804 Larkin 
 
 TWINES, ETC. 
 
 BARBOUR BROS, 51 1 Markrt 
 
 Burhank Chas D, 19 Dupont 
 
 DOYLE HENRY & CO, 51 1 Market 
 
 TYPE foundries; 
 
 MILLER & RICHARDS, 529 < ou.i 
 
 Pacific Typo Foundry, 528 Sacramento 
 Paintei * Co, 510 Clay 
 
 UMBRELLA MAKERS. 
 
 ALSOP J S. M\ Bush 
 
 Barr J D, 323 " 
 
 Caronte Jos, 138 Post 
 
 Creiuht a J, 61 Third 
 
 GhislaS, 1314 Stockton 
 Yeager Thos J, 3 Dupont 
 
 UNDERTAKERS. 
 
 Craig Peter & Son, 
 Dierks Theodore, 
 
 22 to 26 Mont ave 
 1218 Market 
 
 UPHOLSTERY GOODS. 
 
 CAHN M, (Eureka hair), 416 Sac 
 
 Dunlap Albert, 1520.^ Dupont 
 
 Glover & Willuomb, 65 and 67 N iMont 
 
 KEMP JOHN H, 10 Post 
 
 OSBORN R F & CO, 751 Market 
 
 PLUM CHAS M & CO. 
 
 641 and 643 Market 
 RICHTER PAUL E, 209 Sansom 
 
 U S. OFFICERS. 
 
 Army Medical Purveyor's Depot, 
 
 31 iVew Montgomery 
 ChamlHirlain C H, rec U .S land of- 
 fice, 610 Commercial 
 Clarke SanilJ .Ir, reg in bankruptcy, 
 
 U S Court building 
 Coey .las, postmaster, cor Wash and Bat 
 Curtis J M, wine and spirit gauger, 
 
 123 California 
 Dent Geo W, U S appraiser, 
 
 U S Appraisers' building 
 Fulton .las, U S navy paymaster, " 
 Higby \Vni, col internal revenue, " 
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 Hoffman Ogden, judge U S District 
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 Morrill Paul, surveyor of customs, 
 
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 MOOBE J G, U S jippraiaer, 
 
 U iS Appraiser' building 
 
 Sawyer Lorenzo, judge U S Circuit 
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 Payne W H jjension agent, (i'iO Wash 
 
 POOLE A W, U S Marshal, 
 
 U S Appraisers' building 
 
 Sh.innon Thos B, collector customs, 
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 Stevenson Col Jno D, shipping com- 
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 Teare Philip, U S dist atty, 
 
 U S (?ourt building 
 
 Van Duzen A P, U S dist atty, ' " 
 
 Wagner Theodore, U S Surveyor 
 (Jeneral, 610 Commercial 
 
 Waite Edwin (», naval otiicer of cus- 
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 Wheaton W R, register U S land 
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 VARIETIES. 
 
 (See also Toys; also Fancy Goods.) 
 
 Adams Joel, 
 Ahleiifehl M D, 
 Andrews Wm, 
 Asher A F, 
 liowen H D, 
 Byrnes Mrs S A, 
 Clever Mis' C, 
 Oabli Henry, 
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 lOH.i Fifth 
 
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 408 Fourth 
 
 841 Valencia 
 
 2100 Stoiner 
 
 '2'2'A Sixteenth 
 
 S0() Twentieth 
 
 124 Second 
 
 '>'M Sixteenth 
 
 I>r</>[pt G F C. cor Sixteentii and Mission 
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 F<iiUi;fa«t— , 7 1. '{ Valencia 
 
 yrsiiikUrt Mrs Jane, .'{05 Hayeo 
 
 '/"•jI'I KK, Itf 12 Pacific ave 
 
 (rTAtit MfH M W, Mason and Francisco 
 Gray Win, Twenty -"•'••'•nrl and Kolsoni 
 Hunt Mrs K, I7.n8 Market 
 
 HYMAH JOSEPH, .-.()<» Hayen 
 
 Isaac S, .'i27 I'acitie 
 
 KayEJ. 1 '20 Taylor 
 
 Kennedy J H, 605 Montgomery avi' 
 
 Lamar Mrs Catherine, H]IH Folsoni 
 
 La.'jge L A, 2544 " 
 
 Lobenst.mM, 1528 Turk 
 
 Maginn J, 'IM Third 
 
 Masturon Chas, 
 McDonough D & Co, 
 McLiaughhn Mrs, 
 McMann James, 
 Mearns James, 
 Messersmith J L, 
 Morgan J E, 
 Mulvill Edward, 
 Murrny Mrs, 
 Neilsen Mrs A, 
 Robertson R L, 
 Rohe Mrs M, cor 
 
 Rothman H, 
 Rudee J, 
 Smith C A, 
 
 SPENCEAS&CO, 
 
 Stewart John C, 
 Stuke A, 
 Warren August, 
 Williams C L & Co, 
 Wunderlich E, 
 
 ItOl Larkin 
 
 135 Hayes 
 
 129 Eleventh 
 
 413 East 
 
 1500 Powell 
 
 2501 Mission 
 
 650 Fourth 
 
 125 Fifth 
 
 1002i Valencia 
 
 1213 Fillmore 
 
 'JOO Howard 
 
 Webster and Ellis 
 
 1513^ Dupont 
 
 12'J Second 
 
 55 Fifth 
 
 537 Market 
 
 1829^ Union 
 
 1411 Dupont 
 
 107 Sixth 
 
 417 Washington 
 
 1877 Mission 
 
 VARNISH WORKS. 
 
 California Varnish Works, 
 Santa Clara and Kan 
 
 HUETER BROS & CO, (S F Pio- 
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 YATES & CO, 113 Front 
 
 PIONEER VARNISH WORKS. 
 
 HUETER BROS. & CO., 
 
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 ALSO, 
 
 FarnUun* VariilHht'M and Japaiio. 
 
 Depot, 12 Seconil 8t. Factory, 24th St. 
 
 VETERINARY SURGEONS. 
 
 Carpenter W H, 066 Howard 
 
 Claussen H H, H32 Buah 
 
 DeTavelA, 811 Howard 
 
 Evans G A. ;i()8 Main 
 
 Larsen S, 12 Merchant 
 
 Ijowis Thos, 43'J Jessie 
 Manpiart F, cor Sixteenth and (iuerroro 
 
 Miller EL, 1325 Mission 
 
 Obrock .1 U, 1;VJ4 Market 
 
 Potter W, H'M Foim.ni 
 
 WEIR JOHN, 21 1 Eliid 
 
 VINEGAR AND CIDER 
 WORKS. 
 
 CALIFORNIA & OREGON CITES 
 
 WORKS, (I'reble & Co), 218 Davis 
 DeLONG F, 1 17 Tine 
 
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 415 to 419 Fulton and 323 Front 
 Robinson C A, 15 Van Ness 
 
 VITRIFIED STONE SEWER. 
 
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 2310 Market 
 
 OLADDINO, MoBEAN 
 
 (pipes), 
 
 WAGONMAKERS 
 
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 Anderson Bros, 
 
 007 Battery 
 
 623 Geary 
 
 102-4 Mission 
 
 1434 Jackson 
 
 to 855 Market 
 
 md New Mont 
 
 1(H)2 Howard 
 
 404 Jackson 
 
 14 Taylor 
 
 327 Market 
 
 33 Beale 
 
 1048 Mission 
 
 974 Harrison 
 
 710 Sansoni 
 
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 222 Miss on 
 
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 421 and 423 I'uoitic 
 
 30 Hayes 
 
 Rothganger Frederick, 834 Harrison 
 Rueser Chas, 335 McAllister 
 
 banborn A W, 24 Beale 
 
 ^v^'^K^r ??*y®''' 770 Mission 
 
 Shaw WE, 1021 Market 
 
 oniVr «^'i§^''' 850 Howard 
 
 iSVJ/? ^' ^^^ <5or Bryant and 4th 
 SmT ROBT, 121 and 123 Market 
 l^ah. C F, NE cor Coml and Drumm 
 lyrrell Jno H, 658 Mission 
 
 Vandyne & Cooper, 1013 Valencia 
 
 Von Emden I, SE cor Fifth and Clara 
 VVertsch Wm, 102 Tyler 
 
 Weston & Sparks, 2109 Polk 
 
 Willey F & Co, 427 Montgomery 
 
 VV yhe James, 20 Seventh 
 
 Arfoot Jno B, 
 Bentschler* Jno, 
 Bettis O J , 
 
 Black H M & Co, 851 
 Bowley Bros, 
 
 435 Cal and Miss 
 Clark R L, 
 Costi^^an Thomas, 
 Craig & Co, 
 
 DAVIS GEO A. 
 
 Dean W Y, 
 
 Bearing Jos, 
 
 Dippel & Mounicot, Railroad and ()tl>. aves 
 
 I)ohs i\: Buchanan, 
 
 Donahue F, 
 
 Dunn James, 
 
 Farren Jno W, 
 
 (iallagher B, 
 
 (ioodrich J H, 
 
 GRAVE B & CO, 
 
 Halkott W, 
 
 HAYES J H & CO, no WashinwL 
 
 Henderson h Thompson, cor Mis8 k 24tli 
 
 Henney Felix, 9(;(i Mission 
 
 Higgins .Ino, 747 " 
 
 Holcomb Bros vt Co, 411 California 
 
 Hottua & Hansen, 715 Folsoni 
 
 Kerr David, 41 to 49 Beale 
 
 KitzmuUer Mich.iel, 850 Howard 
 
 Knownliurgh J, 2(523 Kolsoni 
 
 Laeaze B, 714 Saiisom 
 
 Lachapelle Joseph, 230 Mission 
 
 Umer T 1) S, ;>40 Valencia 
 
 Laugley & Jones, 27 Wiishington 
 
 LAWTON E & CO, 13:«) Market 
 
 Lvick e & T h ( ) mas, 817 
 
 Maiigeot & Daclin, 702 Sansoin 
 
 Martin & Torry, 1004 Mission 
 
 M:iss;:neG, 019 Front 
 
 McNeil DK, 21 Seventh 
 
 M?!SEREAU A 8, 1927 Mission 
 
 Meyt:- Thomas, 2315 
 
 Mullcr F W, 1128 
 
 NEWKIRK D T, 2723 
 
 Opitz Fred W, 1073 Market 
 
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 CARRIAGE and WAGON MAKER 
 
 Horssshoeing & General Repairing 
 
 Done to order with (Iis|)atcli. 
 
 Milk WattoiiN alwayM on liaiul. 
 
 No. 2723 Mission Street, 
 
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 MiuiiifactunT of 
 
 WACONS, TRUCKS, 
 
 And As;ri«-iiltiiral Impleiiii'iitN. 
 
 Ore and Freight Wagons a specialty. 
 
 Cwi'iioi- 4th and Hr.vaiit MtM. 
 
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 WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA- 
 TERIAL. 
 
 H<.lt Bros, 27 to 33 Beale 
 
 OSBORN R F & CO, 751 Market 
 
 I'lumhe t ; F, 
 
 oor Mission and New Montgomery 
 
 STRAUT WILLIAM E, 
 
 cor .Saoranieiito and Drumm 
 
 WATERHOUSE & LESTER, 
 
 31 Fremont and 117 Market 
 WJiite Bros, 111- 1 5 Main and 5-7 Cal 
 Wiginore .Ino, 129 Spear 
 
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 WAREHOUSES. 
 
 A dams & Taylor, Berry bet 3d and 4th 
 B angs E & Co, cor Channel and Fourth 
 Bo<kj & Danforth, 1201 Battery 
 
 Bode Cjeorge C, cor Battery and Filbert 
 Bode & Searl, foot of Battery 
 
 COX J W & CO, (Humboldt Wharf 
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 cor SJpear and Har and Front and Green 
 Danforth E, 723 Battery 
 
 Deweese C Jr, 
 
 SEcor Sau bet Lombard & Greenwich 
 FDOYD T W, (Pioneer Warehouse), 
 
 cor Battery and Filbert 
 Gibb A Vallejo, cor Front and Vallejo 
 Gove A J, North Point 
 
 Gower &, Gilman, cor Front and Bdwy 
 Kittle & Co, 807to8]3Sansoni 
 
 Lavery J V, cor Sansom and Chestnut 
 McH ugh John, cor Beale and Bryant 
 MOTT J H & CO, (furniture), G47 Mkt 
 Piujific Bonded NVurehouse, 
 
 NE cor Broadway and Battery 
 Pa<iific Coast S S Warehouse, 
 
 NE cor Broadway and Front 
 Sage Louis P, NE cor Battery and Union 
 Safe's Oil Warehouse, cor Union&Fmiit 
 Sciiolle & Lankcrsliini, 
 
 cor Union and Battery 
 Scott's Warehouse, Sansom nr Filbert 
 Sinchiir Charles H, office 3)8 Caiifornia 
 WINDEL H & CO. (Pioneer Fur- 
 
 niture Warehouse), 310 Stockton 
 
 WotKlhams & Ludlum, Beale nr Market 
 
 ANDREWS A, 221 Montgomery 
 
 Aronson G & Co, no Kearuv 
 
 Baldwin, Sexton & Peterson, 120 Sutter 
 BehanWJ, 230 Kearny 
 
 BeraAlf, 1152 Market 
 
 BLUMENTHAL MAX & CO, 
 
 7iyClay 
 206 Montgomery ave 
 
 Bourgoin A, 
 
 J. H. MOTT & CO., 
 
 Furniture Storage Warehouse 
 
 KuL'leus Block, San 1- r.i'ioisco. 
 
 Furnitnro, Pianos, Trunks, IJoxes, Ac, ouro- 
 fiilh stored at nimluriite rates, In liirwo, airv 
 lol'tti. Klewitor in reiir on Slu\en!(on Strvet. 
 
 it^ AilvanrcH made on vaiuablu UuikIh. 
 
 WATCH CASE MAKERS. 
 
 G2-.> Clay 
 
 (ii4 Mercliaat 
 
 101) Mont>{omory 
 
 417 Hush 
 
 120 Sutter 
 
 Cfoce & MarchantJ, 
 Falco A, 
 Gtaonini P A. 
 Smith F, 
 
 WOLFF & LOZE, 
 
 WATCHES AND JEWELRY. 
 
 (Se'i also Jewelers — Manufacturing; 
 also Watchmakers and Jewelers. ) 
 
 Abrahams k S^iiro, 13 Kearny 
 
 Ahrons C, 010 Washington 
 
 BRAND H J, 
 
 BravermaH & Levy, 
 Callender H A, 
 Canfield M T, 
 Chatellier & Spence, 
 Clausen F, 
 
 DAVIS Br '>S. 
 
 Dewey & Joruan, 
 Eisenberg A, 
 Errico F A, 
 
 GIANNINIPA, 
 
 Hall T D, 
 Hartman A S,^ 
 
 HIRSCHMAN A. 
 
 Hul)ash, Larsen & Wilson, 
 Huouenin J C, 
 Hyman N J, 
 Isaacson & Cohen, 
 
 JACKSON R W, 
 KOEHLER & RITTER, 
 LAIRD D W. 
 LALANDE A, 
 LEVISONBROS, 
 
 Lichtenstein B H, 
 Ijiiideuborii 1), 
 Lorsch Bros, 
 Lundy Thomas, 
 Mayers H & Co, 
 Meudoza A, 
 
 MILLER L JR. 
 
 Millzrier I., 
 Muud W, 
 Myers H &Son, 
 Proll Bros, 
 Uahweiler A, 
 
 RANDOLPH & CO, 
 
 Scholiay Albert, 
 
 235 Kearny 
 
 119 Montgomery 
 
 734 Market 
 
 1524 Polk 
 
 120 Sutter 
 
 410 Kearny 
 
 718 Market 
 
 433 Montgomery 
 
 206 Keaiuy 
 
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 37 Sixth 
 
 28 Third 
 
 328 Bush 
 
 201 Kearnv 
 
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 420 Sutter 
 
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 335 Hush 
 
 422 Keiirny 
 
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 333 
 
 1417 I'olk 
 
 031 Kearny 
 
 101 Montgonusry 
 
 302 .\ H.iyos 
 
 Setli Thomas Clock Co, 132 Sutter 
 
 SHREVE GEORGE C & CO. 
 
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 STRAUS M. 
 
 Stewart Frank, 
 
 THOMPSON L, 
 TITCOMBAC&CO, 
 WAGNER F, 
 
 \yellsJ II, 
 Wenzel Herntan, 
 West \i B. 
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 WOLF JOSEPH. 
 WOLFF & LOZE. 
 WUNSCH M & CO, 
 
 Zaoharias "-, Co, 
 
 ZACHARXAS& GREEN, 
 
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 537 Market 
 18 Kearny 
 .')0!» Sixteenth 
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 223 Kearny 
 2«)5 Sixteenth 
 328 Kearny 
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 >30 Kearny 
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 135 Kearny 
 
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 1524 Polk 
 
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 537 Markiit 
 18 Kearny 
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 223 Keaniy 
 
 2*.)5 Sixteenth 
 
 328 Kearny 
 
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 ANDREWS A, 221 Montgomery 
 
 BASHR W 649 Sacramento 
 
 Dinkelspiel S B & Co, 313 Bush 
 
 Huhash, Larsen & Wilson, 201 Kearny 
 
 KAHNL&M, i-i« 
 
 LEVISON BROS, 1 34 Sutter 
 
 Sherwood Wm .1, 517 Montgomery 
 
 Titcomb A C & Co, 24 Post 
 
 Vanderslice W K&; Co, 130 Sutter 
 
 WATCHMAKERS AND 
 JEWELERS. 
 
 (See also Jewelers — Manufacturing; also 
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 Arnheim W S, 
 
 Attel M, 
 
 Biirrett A, 
 
 Battersby J, 
 
 Blank I»uis, 
 
 Bourgoin A, 
 
 Brucklmaier C, 
 
 Brunet E, 
 
 Bujannoff & Rohrbach, 
 
 Carmatz Adolpli, 
 
 Chapman H, 
 
 Chariot James, 
 
 Cohn A, 
 
 Cornelius F O, 
 
 Cummiiigs & Sons, 
 
 Dillon Edward, 
 
 DINKELSPIEL & NORDMAN. 
 
 120 Sutter 
 Uolau WE, 920 Howard 
 
 Kliaser I, 315 Hayes 
 
 Feintuch M, 240 Kearny 
 
 Finck(!eo, NW oor Kearny and < Jeary 
 Foubert & Biart, Sixth and Clementina 
 
 025 Kearny 
 
 Joseph Robert, 948 Market 
 
 Klmg W, 213 Jackson 
 
 T "i^'r. ^ 526 Commercial 
 
 T J B, Dupont bet Union and Green 
 
 Levy David L, 
 Lewis H M, 
 Lichtenberg C, 
 Lip])man J, 
 
 LORD THOMAS H. 
 
 Lundquist E, 
 
 Marks Fred, Montgy ave nr Kearny 
 
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 MAYERS ROBERT, 
 MEYER A A, 
 
 39 Third 
 
 655 Clay 
 
 1410 Powell 
 
 517 Kearny 
 
 773 Market 
 
 46 Second 
 
 8 Steuart 
 
 :J44 Third 
 
 42 Fourth 
 
 13 Third 
 
 832 Market 
 
 200 Montgomery 
 
 34 Second 
 
 014 Merchant 
 
 13 Trinity 
 
 527 SaUHom 
 
 014 Merchant 
 
 719 Valencia 
 
 l'2ik Sixth 
 
 300 l'o\irth 
 
 327 Kearny 
 
 508 Battery 
 
 Meyi;rs Thos 
 Miller C A, 
 Millzner S, 
 
 MOHRIGCP, 
 
 Morrison 11 R, 
 Mund R A, 
 Mund Wm, • 
 Neumann Albert, 
 Ohm Edward F, 
 FACEC. 
 
 I'age L R. 
 Patterson Wm, 
 Pembroke S J, 
 PHueger H, 
 Pitts J, 
 Porep L, 
 Poultney .], 
 Purdy Sol F, 
 Uapp A, 
 Ueis S, 
 Kieotti A, 
 Kittcr A, 
 
 Gibbon E, 
 Giannini P A, 
 (ilickman David, 
 Golly Ambroiae, TOl 
 (Jottaehalk C H, 
 Goy L, 
 Graf Jacob, 
 Gruner F, 
 '■uignaed John, 
 
 ■'annnond \\ m A, 
 
 Harrison & Dickson, 
 
 Hartman A E, 
 
 Id .zuiaii .John, 
 
 Herhst .1, 
 
 Heringhi l^jopold, 
 
 Hofleug F, 
 
 IsHon S k Son, 
 
 Jansen R, 
 
 Jonas J A, 
 
 JorJau M, 
 
 109 Montgomery 
 
 2102 Fillmore 
 
 Montgomery ave 
 
 507 California 
 
 33!i Hush 
 
 315 Kearny 
 
 818 Wasiiiugton 
 
 708 Montgomery 
 
 4 Sixtl 
 
 621 
 
 1014 Market 
 227 Kearny 
 406 Fourth 
 422 Kearny 
 Berry bet 4th and 5th 
 1252 Market 
 720 
 
 18^ Fourth 
 
 9 Geary 
 
 60 1 Merchant 
 
 418 Battery 
 
 310 Montgomery 
 
 1125 Sutter 
 
 220 O'Farrell 
 
 38 Sacramento 
 
 309 Sixth 
 
 140 Third 
 
 137 Montgomery 
 
 10 Fourth 
 
 9 Geary 
 
 209 Montgomery ave 
 
 320 
 
 303 Kearny 
 Ruppehus W, NEcor Mission and Fifth 
 SADLER & CO, 005 Market 
 
 Solu'ppler Wm, 24 Post 
 
 Sehuchard C \V, 9 Geary 
 
 SeamansJob M, 207 Montgomery 
 
 Serighelli S, 219 Montgomery ave 
 
 SHERWOOD W J, 517 Montgomery 
 
 Simmons S, 
 Siiiz A, Faeasler, 
 Skerett Daniel, 
 Solomon (histav, 
 Surnin Alex, 
 Spaulding Andrew, 
 Sti>ne J R, 
 Straus A, 
 
 Stwdley Benjamin \V, 
 T'dtuiau Theo E, 
 
 210 Saoramentoi rrube H, 
 
 28 Third Tucker .1 W 
 
 408Connner<iall luckey A, 
 
 I'M Second 
 
 38 Sixth 
 
 5 Third 
 
 403 Paciti.- 
 
 320 Kearny 
 
 128 PaciHc 
 
 7 Kearny 
 
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 Vaivderslico W K A Co, 
 \ ansteenlmrg .loseph, 
 VouTieilemann E T, 
 Wallmann vt Bros, 
 WeUir M, 
 Wells .) H, 
 
 517 Kearny 
 
 9 Geary 
 
 126 Second 
 
 1218 Polk 
 
 ;U3 Kearny 
 
 122 Fourth 
 
 255 Third 
 
 427 Kearny 
 
 24 Post 
 
 014 Merchant 
 
 043 Kearny 
 
 131 
 
 13 Trinity 
 
 524 Battery 
 
 130 Sutter 
 
 401 Montgy ave 
 
 421 Sixth 
 
 212 Montgomery 
 
 P-00 Market 
 
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 Zacharias S, 
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 109 Sixth 
 
 328 Kearny 
 
 110 Sutter 
 
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 63] Sacramento 
 
 210 Kearny 
 
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 Jewelrv of every description made to order anil 
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 Palace Hotel Bloek, Oiei Market 
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 WATCHMAKERS' TOOLS 
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 DINKELSPIEL & NORDMANN, 
 
 Studley B W, 
 
 WOLFF & LOZE. 
 
 120 Sutter 
 24 Post 
 120 Sutter 
 
 WATER COMPANIES. 
 
 Black Hills Canal & Water, 309 Mont 
 
 California Water, 315 California 
 
 Candelaria Water, 327 Pine 
 
 Excelsior Water, 202 Sansom 
 
 Hound Valley Water, 314 Montgomery 
 San Joaquin & King's River Canal, 
 
 (F L Palmer secy), 533 Kearny 
 
 San Mateo Water Works, 224 California 
 South Side Canal, 408 
 
 Springdale Water, 271 East 
 
 SPRING VALLEY WATER 
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 516 California 
 
 The Santa Cruz Water, 314 " 
 
 Virginia & (Jold Hill Water (W W 
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 Wyoming & Dakota Water, 404 Mont 
 
 WEATHER STRIPS. 
 
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 667 Mission 
 
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 WHIP MANUFACTURERS. 
 
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 OFFICE AND FACTORY : 
 
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 Bolger & Davis, 
 Gartield John Q, 
 Harris B, 
 Jennings F A, 
 Marrin Con, 
 McDowell Geo, 
 McNamara & McShane, 
 Norton G F, 
 Patchel E, 
 Sellers J 0, 
 Teague Win, 
 Wetzler & Nelson, 
 
 46 Fourth I 
 
 807 Marketi 
 
 170!) Sacramento} 
 
 23 Fifth! 
 
 823 Market 
 
 803 Folsom 
 
 2 Jones 
 
 803 Howard 
 
 124 Fourth' 
 
 3 O'Farrell 
 
 137 Fifth 
 
 2 Tyler 
 
 Krogh F W & Co, 
 
 TUSTIN W I, 
 
 51 Beale 
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 WINES-NATIVE. 
 
 ANDUEAN C & CO, 515 md 517 Sac' 
 Barry Theo A, 116 Montgomery! 
 
 Dreyfus B & Co, 521 and 523 Marketi 
 Fetz Jos, cor Geary and Dupont! 
 
 FINKE'S A WIDOW, 809 Montgyi 
 FEAPPOLI B & CO, 710 Sansoml 
 
 Groezingcr T, NWcor Pine and Battery! 
 
 GUNDLACH J & CO, | 
 
 SE cor Market and Second 
 Kohler & b'rohling, 626 Montgomery' 
 
 LACHMAN & JACOBI, j 
 
 SE cor First and Market \ 
 Lachman S & Co, 401 to 411 Market' 
 Landsberger I & Co, 10 & 12 Jone3 alley 
 LANO & CO, 210 and 212 Dupont 
 
 WINDOW SHADES. 
 
 MARWEDEL EH, 541 Market 
 
 WIRE WORKS. 
 
 Boringer J, 10 Stevenson 
 
 CALIFORNIA WIRE WORKS 
 
 CO, (A S Hallidie pres), 6 California 
 Krnse & Euler, 209 and 21 1 Front 
 
 PACIFIC WIRE WORKS, (A M 
 
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 REYNOLDSON L & CO, lO First 
 
 S F WIRE WORKS, 669 Mission 
 
 STRAHLE JACOB & CO, (De- 
 
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 SAX FRA!V€IM<'0 
 
 MaltestaL, 
 
 McMILLEN DONALD. 
 NESBITT I & BRO, 
 PALMER H. 
 
 Sealmaiiini C, 
 Seiirle James J, 
 Wolters Bros, 
 
 311 Pacitic! 
 
 714 Front! 
 
 21 to 25 Cal I 
 
 302 Davis! 
 
 712 Front; 
 
 434 Jackson 
 
 221 California! 
 
 669 Mission Street. 
 
 WIRE WORKJF^ All KINDS. I 
 
 Wire Fly Doors & Window Screens 
 
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 C. H. GRUENHAGEN, 
 
 669 Mission Street. 
 
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 Bacigalupo T D, 1419 Dupont 
 
 Bulotti & Perrini, 3041! Montgy ave 
 
 Dreyfus B & Co, 521 and 523 Market 
 
 QUNDLACH J & CO, 
 
 SK c'lr Market and Second 
 
 HOELSCHER WM & CO, 504 Mkt 
 
 Lyons E G & Co, 506 Jackson 
 
 Wolff & Kheinhold, 325 Washington 
 
 WINDMILLS AND HORSE 
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 Althouse Windmill Co, 13 Front 
 
 Bachelder Windmill Manufacturing 
 
 Co, cor Market and Bcalc 
 
 Baker k Hamilton, 1 3 Front! 
 
 Bodwell H H, 21 1 and 213 Mission 
 
 Goldsmith D E, 419 Sansom 
 
 OREOORT H F & CO, i California 
 
 A. M. FUHRMANN, 
 
 PACIFIC WIRE WORKS 
 
 751 Mission Street, 
 
 liet. Third and Fourth, 
 
 Sun Kranoisuo, Cal. 
 
 Sieves, Fire Fenders, Coal Serceus, Window 
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 Wire Fly Dooi'm and Window 
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 WOOD AND COAL. 
 
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 Abbott Chas H, cor 5th and Bluxome 
 Ahem .las, U 13 Bryant 
 
 AIKEN & OGLE, 
 
 N NV coi- Twenty-second and Valencia 
 Alberigi D, 315 Broadway 
 
 Alexander Jas, Berry St Wharf 
 
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 AUdack J, 333 Third 
 
 Allen C R, 118 and 120 Beale 
 
 Arnold Jos, 333 Third 
 
 Asmusscr G, 8W oor 20th and Hhntwell 
 Bailey H, 128 O'Farrell 
 
 Behrmann I H, 838 Harrison 
 
 Belando & Co, 1210 Powell 
 
 Belamlo J & Co, 438 Minna 
 
 Bizi^olara & Raccalagliala, 1015 Wash 
 Bocarde & Whitticr, 608 Third 
 
 Boitano F, 1516 Stockton 
 
 Bozzo F & Co, 739 Vallejo 
 
 Br;mdt Otto, 1038 Valencia 
 
 Bnuinan T, 1161 Howard 
 
 Brown J D & Co, 22 Montgomery ave 
 Bullerdieck & Mertz, 1632 Mission 
 
 Burns N, 
 BYRNE F, 
 
 CaHisch L, 
 Cahill James, 
 Carroll 'Ino, 
 Casciani 8 & Co, 
 C«reghiiio B, 
 Church S R, 
 Clark M, 
 Connelly Martin, 
 Conway Pat, 
 
 CORNING & CO, 
 
 Cunmi.iie & Farrell, 
 
 617 Davis 
 
 cor Fifth and Harrison 
 
 2247 Mission 
 
 SE cor Fell and Webster 
 
 238 Eleventh 
 
 U07 \Vashington 
 
 +28 and 430 PaciKc 
 
 11 'J Dupont 
 
 1537 Howard 
 
 1068 
 
 133 Second 
 11 Taylor 
 
 424 Fulton 
 
 Deverell R, NW cor Union and Kearny 
 Doano J (J, NE cor Tylor and Wehstor 
 Dougherty Daul, 1321 Minna 
 
 Drake 'ieo W, foot Battery 
 
 Driscoll M J, '.H)4 Howard 
 
 DriscoU T, cor Seventeenth and Capp 
 Drumn»f>iid & Leniont, 433 & 435 Vain 
 Duggan T, 101'.> Clay 
 
 Dunn J. ;>05 Pacific 
 
 Eaton J F& Son, Third Street wharf 
 Eaton & .Son, 717 Valencia 
 
 Engle & Son, cor Fillmore and Francisco 
 Fal<;(mer & Hansen, 112 and 114 Wash 
 
 Falkner, Bell & Co, 
 Farniii" (' A & Co, 
 Fern- i B, 
 Firt' seph H, 
 Flai \n L (J, cor 
 Flyi. Hugh, 
 FlyiHi Jf>hn, 
 Folsom John, 
 Fox & Dnley, 
 Franchi A, 
 
 Gallagher C, 
 Gatto A, 
 Gatto Michael, 
 Geverin J no, 
 Giltner F, 
 Ginnocchio P, 
 Gintano F, 
 Giovannini D, 
 
 4;i0 California 
 
 410 Larkin 
 
 515 Pacific 
 
 625 Howard 
 
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 1^56 Howard 
 
 1 1 15 Mission 
 
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 1713 Mission 
 
 1503 Fillmore 
 
 l»17 Eighteenth 
 
 1505 California 
 
 Larkin near Green 
 
 412 O'Farrell 
 
 1411 Octavia 
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 1516 Stockton 
 816 Pacific 
 Giovannini F, cor Kearny an«l Broadway 
 Goetz B, 514 Unioi< 
 
 Graham, Lincoln & Daniels, 313 Goughl 
 
 Granfield & Hynes, 1040 Howard 
 
 Grovanni Grampaoli, 908 and 910 Stock 
 Guerin Jno, 412 O'Farrell 
 
 Guinasso & Ferrogiaro, 506 & 508 Green 
 Hadley D h, 1704 Eddy 
 
 Hagan James, 429 Third 
 
 Hansen Peter, cor R R and Seventh aves 
 Hardiman & Tiernay, 710 Brannan 
 
 Harms H, 501 •' 
 
 Hartnett M, 343 Jessie 
 
 Healey C S, SW cor Mission and 29th 
 
 Henry Joseph, 
 Hoyfron J, 
 Heyfron P, 
 Heywood M, 
 Higgins & Collins, 
 Hincelot & Coburn, 
 Holden J & Sons, 
 Hyde & Casey, 
 Jobaon W (i, 
 
 JOHNSON S. 
 
 Jones Henry, 
 Joseph W P & Co, 
 Kearns M, 
 
 foot of Battery 
 
 330 Sixth 
 
 716 Folsom 
 
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 1056 Folsom 
 
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 310 Leavenworth 
 
 511 and 513 Bush 
 
 321 Seventh 
 
 208 Stevenson 
 
 506 Post 
 
 1523 Dupont 
 
 KELLEY BROS.cor R R and 12th aves 
 Kenny & Gilligi'.n, 127 Eighth 
 
 Kent James, SW cor Howard and 15th 
 Kerr .Ino, 1 156 Folsom 
 
 Klaber (J, 564^ Howard 
 
 Knoblock .Jacob, cor Butte and Tenn 
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 1925 Bush 
 
 I426A Howard 
 
 1510 Broadway 
 
 1210 Stockton 
 
 526 Fourth 
 
 26th and Valencia 
 
 610 Larkin 
 
 133 Hayes 
 
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 Leveroni &, Co, 
 Linari John & Bro, 
 Liudauer (ins, 
 Loodal ( I C, , 
 Lynch P, 
 MaguireM & O, 
 
 MaleiS, cor lOighth and Brannan 
 
 Male James, cor Van Ness and Bush 
 
 Martin G & Co, 635 Vallejo 
 
 Masalli (J C, 1620 Stockton 
 
 Maschio V & Son, 117 Seventh 
 
 McAulitFE, Twentieth and Hampaliire 
 McCleskey & Co, cor Sutter and Laguna 
 Mc(!rath O, Twenty -sixth and Mission 
 McHugh E, 947 Bryant 
 
 McKenzie Wm, 819 (Jeary 
 
 McKew.John, 431 Union 
 
 McMann Wm, Polk and Washington 
 McMenniman Wm, 1415 Jackson 
 
 Meachan & Bacon, 2735 Mission 
 
 Metastazio A, 1823 Powell 
 
 Meyer A & Bros, Geary and Broderick 
 
 2420 Post 
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 432 Sixth 
 Mohlfeldt & Wallmann,0'Far and.lones 
 Moore S, 835 Valencia 
 
 Morton T 4, S S, G28 and 630 Geary 
 
 Mnro a R, 20 Stockton 
 
 Nellman John, cor Greenwich & Taylor 
 
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 Mitchell E, 
 
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 Narelle S, 1803 Mason 
 
 Nunn Geo B, 1825 Union 
 
 O'Keefe David, 814 Folsom 
 
 Pausman H, NE cor Mason & Francisco 
 Pedler T C, SW cor Stuart and Folsom 
 
 Perpoli tc Co, 
 
 Peterson & Co, 
 
 Pollard J B, 
 
 Reid ThoB, 
 
 ReiUy P, 
 
 RENTON COAL CO, 
 
 Reynolds W 0, 
 
 Rierman R & Co, Mission bet 22d & '23d 
 
 RoneyE, 1312 Pac o 
 
 Ross Bros, 313 I" t 
 
 Schroeder & Millman, IGlOEuay 
 
 Schulken Julius, cor McAllister & Octv 
 
 Schultt: Theodore, 422 Valencia 
 
 SHAW & SHARP. 10 Fremont 
 
 Sheehy & Hayes, 5 Oak Grove ave 
 
 608 Broadway 
 
 427 G'Farrell 
 
 1 Valencia 
 
 958 Mission 
 
 5)15 Post 
 
 22 and 24 Sac 
 
 2310 Larkiu 
 
 Smitli John, 
 Staud F & J N, 
 Stnrm & Co, 
 Suhling H H, 
 
 223 Post 
 211 Mason 
 333 Montgomery 
 124 Twenty-fourth 
 
 J. H. KRU8E, 
 
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 WOOD, COAL HAY AND GRAIN, 
 
 Cor. 23d and Shotwell Strests/ 
 
 tian Fraiidaco, Cal. 
 
 WOOD CARVERS. 
 
 MoKINNE MURRAY, 
 
 cor Mission and Fremont 
 
 Tiigs,'art & Son. NVV cor I'Jth & Folsom 
 
 TERKELSONL&BRO. 
 
 cor Channel and Fourtl 
 TIERNAN R & CO, Miss bet 22d & 23d 
 Tobelmuun Henry, 237 Hayes 
 
 Trevor Frank, 70« Bush 
 
 Turner * Co, 619 East 
 
 UiriTED STATES WOOD & 
 
 COAL YARD, (S Johnson 
 propr), 321 Seventh 
 
 Wagner NV H, Berry bet 4th and 5th 
 Weed & Gorie, 927 Market 
 
 Wessling H J, 1515 Geary 
 
 Wettig Theo, 363 Clementina 
 
 Whelan John, S W cor 1 7th and Mission 
 
 White B B, 
 Williams James, 
 Wissing F J, 
 Wrede H, 
 Wrede J, 
 Wren J, 
 Yates G C, 
 
 924 i Folsom 
 
 28 Natoma 
 
 1054 Folsom 
 
 1218 Pacific 
 
 1623 Powell 
 
 NE cor 22d and Harrison 
 
 531 Pine 
 
 R. TIERNAN & CO., 
 
 Deal«vs ill 
 
 WOOD. COAL. HAT AND aEAIN, 
 
 Flour. Bran and NhortM, 
 
 Lime, I^thB and Plaster, Anthracite, West Hart- 
 ley, Chili, iJellin^'hani Kay nnUCooH liay 
 COAIj, Cliaruoal and Colce, 
 
 XlSHion Ht., bet. te^d and *SA 8to., 
 MISSION DOLORES. 
 
 AIKEN & OGLE, 
 
 Corner ftltA and Valencia Mtreets, 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 WOOD mid COAL. 
 
 Coke, Charcoal, Hay aud Grain, 
 
 Sold at Lowest prices and delivered free. 
 
 MURRAY McZINNIE, 
 WOOD CARVER. 
 
 Iron, Kinr an«I OompoMition Orna- 
 
 ni«>iitM, illoaia MinkiuB. nodeln, 
 
 FigureM and Pattern Work. 
 
 Nerhanies' Mill, Mission Street, 
 
 Corner ot Fremont, San Francisco. 
 
 WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. 
 
 ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front 
 COLE& KENNEY, 114 Sacramento 
 Cupples Saml & Co, 123 California 
 
 FELDMANNL & CO, 315 & 317 Sac 
 
 Gilman & Kacouillat, cor 9th & Harrison 
 Harrison & Dickson, 
 
 210 and 212 Sacramento and 215 Coml 
 Howes Geo & Co, 302 California 
 
 WOOLEN MILLS. 
 
 Doming, Palmer ft; Co, 202 & 204 Davis 
 Golden Gate Woolen Manufactur- 
 ing Co, 302 California 
 Mission Woolen Mills, (depot) 115 Bat 
 Greiron City Woolen Mills, 24 & 26 San 
 y F Pioneer Woolen Factory, (depot) 
 
 115 Battery 
 San Jose Woolen Mills, 541 Market 
 
 WOOL -COMMISSION. 
 
 Avy Eugene, 320 Sansom 
 
 Bailey J C, 218 California 
 
 Bailey Thos ft Co, cor Bluxome and 5th 
 Ball & Julian, Townsend bet 5th k 6th 
 Bissinger ft Co, 600 and 602 Front 
 
 CHRISTY & WISE, ^ 607 Front 
 Doughty W, 3 Spear 
 
 Dowda G W, 202 California 
 
 FALKNER, BELL & CO, 430 Cal 
 
 Flint B P. Foot of Battery 
 
 Foley F ft Co, 219 and 221 Drumm 
 FontanaM J ft Co, 217 Sacramento 
 Grisar £ ft Co, 6th and Townsend 
 
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 Hale J W, NE cor 5th and Bluxome 
 HIXSON JTJSTI ft CO, 403 Davis 
 Knox J F, Townseud bet 6th and (ith 
 Koshland Bros, 19 Sansom and 228 Cal 
 Lambert £, 5 Spear 
 
 Lardner & Lee, 440 Townsend 
 
 Lee John, NW cor Fifth and Townsend 
 Meherin Bros, 525 Front 
 
 Merchant Joseph, foot Battery 
 
 Merrill J M, 320 Hansom 
 
 Milter & Co, 10 Davis 
 
 MOODY ft FARISH. 210 Davis 
 
 MOSES C S & CO, Brannan nr Fifth 
 Newmark J P, 214 California 
 
 Owens Bern W, 405 Front 
 
 PAOR MOORE ft CO, 'n i, 213 Clay 
 
 SIMON ft BRESLAIJER. (com- 
 mission), 13 First 
 Platshek & Harris, 312 Sacramento 
 Sawyer B F & Co, 323 Front 
 SLOSS LOUIS ft CO, »10, 312 San 
 Van Blarcom A L, 214 Sansom 
 Whitney & Webster, 
 
 T«)wnsend bet Fifth and Sixth 
 
 TERBT ft ROSEBERRY, ^02 Cal 
 
 Zacharias M, 004 Kearny 
 
 FALKNER, BELL & CO,, 
 
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 liTOCK YAKnM: 
 
 Corner 14th and tifoond Mtrvotii. 
 
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 Advances made on Wuol and Stock in transit t<> 
 our ciinsi^rnnicnt. Stock of all di>8cri]itionH re- 
 ceived (or Hale. Feed, Water and attendance at 
 moderate ratcH. 
 
 Fairbanks' Cattle Scales on tlic premiseB. 
 
 YEAST. 
 
 HOLMAN F H. I07i Fifth 
 
 MILLER'S OEkMAN COM- 
 PRESSED YEAST. 637 Mission 
 
 Potrero Yeast & Distilling Co, 
 
 cor Nevada and Minnesota 
 
 POTRERO GERMAN COM- 
 PRESSED YEAST CO. (F 
 
 H Holman agt), gen depot lOJ Fifth 
 
 YEAST POWDERS. 
 
 Adelsdorfer E & Co, 40(5 Sansom 
 
 BARTON B F ft CO, (peerless), 
 
 211 and 213 Sacramento 
 BXTRR C C ft CO. 13 Pine 
 
 Calliighiin 1) & Co, 121 Front 
 
 COLEMAN W T ft CO, 
 
 SW cor California and Front 
 
 COTRELL THOS JR, (baking), 
 
 405 Front 
 Ehrman M & Co, 104 to 1 10 " 
 
 HANLEY GEO T ft CO, 214 Sac 
 
 McPherson B K, 402 Front 
 
 Taylor Jas S 4; Co, 1 IG " 
 
 Tyler S H & Son, 221 Commercial 
 
 Westticld Herman, (compressed), 
 
 cor Nevada and Minnesota 
 
 M. SCHMIDT & CO., 
 
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 DESIGNERS. 
 
 ZINCOGRAPHERS, 
 411 Clay Street, 
 
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 Anchor Line, J C Merrill Sc Co agts, 
 
 204 California 
 Anderfuren Bros, pattornmkrs, 1 14 Beale 
 AKOEL TEXAS, ntty at law, (128 Mont, 
 Bucon H D, real estate, 305 Sansom 
 Bamer Wm, grocer, cor 9th and Natoma 
 Baruth H, tailor, 550 Nutoma 
 Beaver Geo W, capitalist, 414 California 
 Bee Frederick A, consul China, 917 Clay 
 Bell Amory F, collector, 411^ California 
 Bogart J M, grain broker, 214 Sac 
 Bowie H K, capitalist, 318 Californifi 
 Boyee W H, collector, 509 California 
 Brittan N J, capitalist, 314 California 
 Broobar E C, contractor, 14 Howard 
 Brooks & Co, manufr coal oil stoves, SK 
 
 , cor Minna and Sixth 
 Brown S M, liqnors, 021 Merchant 
 Bruce Samuel C, capitalist, 410 Cal 
 
 BRUNSR JAS ,D, agt Moseler Safe & 
 Lock Co, of Cin, Beard &, Bros Time 
 Lock, N Y Hektograph Co, 405i Cal 
 Brush C W, capitalist, 320 California 
 Bull Alpheus, capitalist, 401 California 
 Bye Frank W, capitalist, 226 California 
 Cal Beet Sugar Co, sugar, cor Cal & San 
 
 CAUFORNIA VOLCANIC MIN 
 
 ERAL WATER CO, J P Davenport 
 
 manager, 3Gi Fourth 
 Casciani S & Co, wood & coal, 907 Wusli 
 Cavaney John, butcher, 210 Ninth 
 Center Jno, capitalist, 420 California 
 Charbonnat K & A, grocers, 9th & Minna 
 CHEN SHU TAlfO, consul general 
 
 China, 917 Clay 
 Chy Lung & Co, imprs Jap goods, 640 Sac 
 
 CLARK TURMAN S & CO, manufrs 
 woven wire mattresses and iron bed- 
 steads, 21 New Montgomery 
 Clayburg Albert, hides, pelts etc, 306 Bat 
 Cleary 1' M, bootmaker, 510 Mission 
 Cobb M G, atty, 103 Montgomery 
 Codington W H & Co, glue 412 Market 
 CoghiU Jno Jr, gas fixtures, 2d k Stev 
 Cohn R, furniture, 1028 Howard 
 Collier P F, books, 621 Sansom 
 Collins J, liquors, SE cor 4th and How 
 Condon Jno, liquors, 733 Howard 
 Conlon ?.i. livory stable, 1513 California 
 Cook Z- licsli);, \.ontractor, 528 California 
 Cooney 'I'hos, i.rocer, 132 Ninth 
 Coos Bay Cdal Co, (Eastport), 31 Mer- 
 chants' I'xobange, Caliiomia 
 Corrigan Mrs Mary, fancy goods, 18 Har 
 Courtney Jno £, aailmaker, 516 Davis 
 
 Crun SamI, capitalist, 420 California 
 Crosby Fred'k W, capitalist, 228 Cal 
 Cumnung J M, capitalist, 417 Cal 
 Darneal H, stenographer, 604 Merchant 
 Davis Wm, junk, 715 Sansom 
 Davoren Jno J, boots and shoes, 5226th 
 Dearing Jos, manufr carriages and 
 
 wagons, I04S Misson 
 pe Boer H .1 & Co, junk, 1239 Mission 
 Decker B, liquors, 530 Valencia 
 De Crano E (t, min engineer, 327 Pine 
 De Fiennes J B, atty at law, 835 Miss 
 Del Mar Alex, inin engineer, 216 San 
 DIETLE CHAS, fashionable boot and 
 
 shoemaker, 235 Bush 
 Dircks J J, shipwright, etc, Ninth ave 
 
 nr Soutli S F 
 Doherty D, tailor, 625 Merchant 
 Dohrmann Wm, physician, 535 Bryant 
 Dolmann Henry, liquors, cor Ninth and 
 
 Brannan 
 Domeniue Gaston, liquors, 630 Coml 
 Domerque L F, fruits, 1131 Howard 
 Donohuo Cornelius J,s;rocer, 997 Bryant 
 Drew Jno R, stair builder, 217 Spear 
 Dubois E & Bro, fancy goods, 204 Fifth 
 Duffey Jno, grocer, 615 Mission 
 Dunbar Wm F, painter, 1015 Market 
 Dunigan Mrs Mary, fruit, 326 Fifth 
 Dunn James, manufr carriages and 
 
 wagcuis, 145 Valencia 
 iXi Py Ernest H G, physician, 507 Chest 
 Earl Thomas J, hairdresser, 145 Ninth 
 Earnest Wall & Co, wholesale bags and 
 
 com merchants, 302 Davis 
 Eastman Webster, carpenter and builder, 
 
 NW cor Tehama and Fourth 
 Eccles J S, plumber, 2525 Mission 
 Eckhorst & Lehmus, grocers, NW cor 
 
 Pierce and Greenwich 
 Edwards G F, turner, s s Bryant bet 
 
 Fifth and Sixth 
 Egan & Buckley, coopers, 14 Oregon 
 Egan John, liquors, 1 129 Folsom 
 Eggers Mrs F, physician, 1807 Steiner 
 Elmer & Amendt, liquors, Kear & Hardie 
 Emery S S, carpenter, cor Eddy & Leav 
 English John, physician, 305 Fifth 
 Enricht Louis, contractor, 932 Union 
 Epstein Henry, capitalist, 216 Sansom 
 Erb Manuel, tailor, 23 Harriet 
 Ernst Aaron, tailor, 802 Jackson 
 Erwin H J, shipwright etc. Fifth ave 
 
 bet J and K 
 Esby John, tailor, 605 Broadway 
 Escne Otto, secy Loan Ass'n, 320 San 
 
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 shoes, 537 How 
 
 Espel Geo, grocer, 500 Sixth 
 
 Evers James, boots and 
 
 Evertz Jno P C, manfr pluah and velvet, 
 
 1907 Vallejo 
 Ewald F, bittera, 27th bet Miss and How 
 Eyre J, carpenter, Castro bet Beav & 15th 
 Fabian Bros, grocers. Stock and Filbert 
 Falk Chandler & Co, lumber, 128 Steu 
 Farenkam O F L, shipwrighc etc, Ninth 
 , ave bet G and H 
 Faulstich T, liquors, cov 4th and Miss 
 Fernan Charles E, grocer, 426 If atoma 
 Ferst P, liquors, 1st ave near Kentucky 
 Field Mrs Nina, confectionery, 3208 Cal 
 Filicourt Esther, dyer, 1205 Stockton 
 Finnegan Peter, physician, 807 Kearny 
 
 FIBEMAirS FUND INS CO. 401 Cal 
 
 ifornia; (see advt back of cover) 
 Fischer F, boots and shoes, 602 19th 
 Fischer Geo, chairmaker, 422 22nd 
 Fish Ji^es H, lumber, pier 1 Steuart 
 Fleming J F, atty, 426 California 
 Foubert & Biart, watchmakers and jew- 
 elers, SE cor Sixth and Clementina 
 Frischling F, tailor, 115 Geary 
 Gahen Mrs Mary, bakery, 1050 Howard 
 Gallagher E M, sign painter ,438 Jackson 
 Gans & Katz, butcher, 7 Grand Central 
 
 Market 
 
 Garlick Saml, tailor.cor 6th and Howard 
 Gavin John, grocer, 21 Natoma 
 Gearhart J W, stenographer, 636 Clay 
 Gibson Mrs T, fancy goods, 1920 J How 
 Gilk pie W M, searcher of records, 41 1 J 
 
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 Glosich G, restaurant, 212 Brannan 
 Goldberg M & Co, lc:',n office, 538 Kear 
 Gorfiukel Aaron, dry goods, 462 Sixth 
 Gougeon F X, carpenter, SE cor 19th 
 
 and Valencia 
 GOUGE JOHN, grocer and liquors, 1016 
 
 Bryant 
 Grace Jno, blacksmith, 1 108 Howard 
 Graff A, carpenter, 2127 Mis.sion 
 GRAND HOTEL, S F Thorn busi- 
 ness manager,SE cor Market and New 
 Montgomery 
 Gray Alonzo M, contractors, 534 Bush 
 Gray C V, atty, 604 Merchant 
 Green ilerome B, crockery, 2510 Miss 
 Gnawold N W, secy Royal Soap Co, 206 
 
 Front 
 Gschwind Remi, bakery, 523 Valencia 
 Gurard E, turuer,625\lerchant 
 GUTTE & FRANK, insurance, 307 
 
 California; (see advt back of cover) 
 Hale J W, wool, cor 5th and Bluxome 
 Hale F, confectionery, 1055 Mission 
 Hall H E, atty, 623 Commercial 
 Hannay Edward I, capitalist, 412 Bat 
 
 HAMBURG-AMERICAN STEAM- 
 SHIP CO, (J F Meinke & Co agts), 
 401 California 
 
 HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG FIRE 
 
 INSURANCE CO of Hamburg, Gutte 
 & Frank gen agts, 307 California 
 Harberecht Wm, hairdresser, 1432 Cal 
 Hardenbrook D D, fruit, 306 Francisco 
 Harenburg Edward, liquors, 130 Berry 
 Harris Frederick W, physician, Valencia 
 
 nr Sixteenth 
 Harrison Emil B, painter, cor Nine- 
 teenth and Mission 
 Hatteroth & Russ, electro-magnetic in- 
 struments, 321 Kearny 
 Healey C S, hay and grain, wood and 
 
 coal, SW cor Mission and 29th 
 Heath Miss Eugenia, artist, 92 St Ann's 
 
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 Hellmann, Haas & Co (Los Angeles), 
 
 wholesale grocers, lOO and 10'^ Cal 
 Henderson k Thompson, wagon manufrs, 
 
 SE cor Mission and Twenty -fourth 
 Hendy Joshua, machinery, NE cor Mis. 
 
 sion and Fremont 
 Hennessey P, livery stable, 765 Mission 
 Hibbard Mrs Mary, coffee saloon, 7l5J 
 
 Howard 
 Higgins Jno, manufr cartilages and wa- 
 gons, 747 Mission 
 Hill George A, gen broker and mining 
 
 secy, 634 Market 
 Hill W H, straw works, 753 Mission 
 Hoag Jared C, collector, 32 O'Farrell 
 Hobart Walter S, capitalist, 412 Cal 
 Hobson Henry B, com merchant (floar 
 
 and grain), 321 Battery 
 Hoflman E J, fruit, 87 Ninth 
 Holcomb Bros & Co, carriages, 411 Cal 
 HoUing Bros, manufrs cigars, 109 Cal 
 Hopps F, liquors, 1017 Battery 
 Horgan T, marble works, 941 Market 
 Horn C, liquors 6 Broadway 
 House Edward, W, barber, 3008 Mission 
 Howard Chas W, prest Spring Valley 
 
 Water Works, 516 California 
 Huber John, tailor, 448 Minna 
 H yde F A, att y, 623 Commercial 
 IRVING SAMUEL, furnishing goods, 
 
 L'06 Kearny 
 Italian Hospital, 28thnrNoe 
 Jackson tt, V'ardwell, pumps, etc, SE 
 
 cor Market and Beale 
 Ja cobi Leopold, collector, 426 California 
 JOHNSON S. wood and coal, 321 7th 
 
 JONES. RULOFSON & CO. Elite 
 
 Photograph Gallery, 838 Market 
 Jones Samuel P, fruit, cor Front k Cal 
 Koshland Bros, hides, wool and furs, 
 
 204 Clay 
 LEMO L,Bhirt mannfr, 615 Kearny and 
 
 1007 Stockton 
 Lynch H H, real estate, 320 Sansom 
 Margctson F G J, livery stable, 180 
 
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 McCarthy M, tailor, 187 Jeasie 
 
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 \V, physician, Valencia 
 
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 ' and grain, wood and 
 
 lission and 29th 
 
 inia, artist, 92 St Ann's 
 
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 ers, 100 and lO": Cal 
 >mpson, wagon manufrs, 
 1 and Twenty -fourth 
 aachinery, NE cor Mis- 
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 rery stable, 765 Mission 
 iry, coffee saloon, 715^ 
 
 anufr carrLages and wa- p 
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 w works, 753 Mission 
 ftollector, 32 O'Farrell 
 a, capitalist, 412 Cal 
 B, com merchant (flour 
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 •uit, 87 Ninth 
 t Co, carriages, 411 Cal 
 lanufra cigars, 109 Cal 
 ■8, 1017 Battery 
 )le works, 941 Market 
 . 5 Broadway 
 W barber, 3008 Mission 
 \r, 'prest Spring Valley 
 1, 616 California 
 ilor, 448 Minna 
 623 Commercial 
 
 furnishing goods, 
 
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 tdwell, pumps, etc, SE 
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 collector, 426 California 
 vood and coal, 321 Tth 
 JFSON & CO. Elite 
 fallery, 838 Market 
 fruit, cor Front & Cal 
 hides, wool and fura, 
 
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 ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. 
 
 Babcock W B, carpenter, cor Railroad 
 
 ave and Park 
 Bancroft Amos J, butcher. Park 
 Barnum W S, groceries, Park 
 BAROTEATJ AUQUSTE, groceries, 
 
 restaurant and Family Garden Encinal 
 Beckmann •) N, groceries and liquors, 
 
 cor Pacific ave and Chestnut 
 Bishop M F, dentist. Park 
 Bleymann Edward, liquors. Central ave 
 Bochse Chas, liquors, Webster 
 Brannack L H, hay, grain, wood and 
 
 coal, Webster 
 Britt P, hotel, cor Central ave and Web 
 Brouillard J, blacksmith, cor Pacific and 
 
 Webster , 
 
 Bruns D, hotel. Park 
 BTLER W P, atty at law and jus- 
 tice of peace, Webster 
 Cannon Adam, hotel. Park 
 Cannon Thos, plumbing and gasfitting, 
 
 Park 
 Clark W P, contractor and builder, 
 
 Webster 
 COOK ALTSY, liquors. Park 
 Daemon R, bakciy and restaurant, 
 
 Park 
 Davidson A W, groceries. Park 
 Diedrichaohn A, restaurant. Park 
 Diers F & Co, groceries. Park 
 Dingman D J, variety store, cor Park 
 
 and Railroad avo 
 Doyle M C, harness and saddlery, Park 
 Durein Juo, boots and shoes. Park 
 Engel S, stoves and tinware. Park 
 Gilbert & Br own, real estate. Park 
 6LAS FRANK* liquors, cor Railroad 
 
 ave and Park 
 Godfrey Mrs, bakery, cor Railroad ave 
 
 and Oak 
 Greene Theo,dry goods and notions. Park 
 Gundlach Max, hay and grain, cor Rail- 
 road ave and Oak 
 Guy A, marble cutter, Railroad ave 
 Hally Frank, blacksmith, cor Santa 
 
 Clara ave nr Park 
 Hasslinger Jno, barber, oor Webster 
 
 and Railroad ave 
 Hegelund Jacob R, oysters and fish.Park 
 Hey man Abraham, glass, cor Railroad 
 
 ave and Oak 
 
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 Innes & Co, express. Park 
 
 Johnson Jas, baths. Central ave 
 
 Karstadt F, li(iuors. Park 
 
 Kay I N, hotel. Park 
 
 Keene E B, drugs, Park 
 
 Kenneys J J, hotel, cor Central 
 
 Third ave 
 Klelisch & Fuetterer, cor R R ave k Oak 
 Koch Adam, bakery and restaurant, 
 
 Park 
 Koerber Henry, wood and coal, 15 and 
 
 17 Santa Clara ave 
 Konigshofer J J, dry goods, Park 
 Liese Conrad, butcher, Park 
 Malatesta J, liquors, Encinal Station 
 Marcuse F, grocer, Bay Station 
 Mattheis J G, butcher. Park 
 McVey & Dean, groceries and produce. 
 
 Park 
 Metzger & Banta, painters, cor Railroad 
 
 ave and Park 
 Meysel Oscar S, barber. Park 
 Moore G B, carpenter and builder, Web 
 Mote Jas, livery. Central ave 
 MuUer P F, Pine Grove Summer Garden, 
 
 cor Central ave and Bay 
 Muth Juo F, jeweler. Park 
 
 NATIONAL SALOON. (J Ouillette 
 
 propr), next to Schutzen Park 
 Nelson H, liquors. Park 
 Noy W H, butcher. Bay Station 
 Parks J C, furniture and upholsterer, • 
 
 Park 
 Petersen Carl, liquors, Park 
 Ramsell I M, fancy goods and confec- 
 tionery. Park 
 Reinecker Bros, cor R R ave and Oak 
 Renz H R.groceries, Stanton and R R av 
 Reynolds — , physician and surgeon. 
 
 Park 
 Riegelhuth Jacob, hotel. Pacific 
 Robertson Jno, grainer, Park 
 BOBmSON HENRY, real estate, co» 
 
 Park and Central ave 
 Rosmarin George, florist, cor Central 
 
 ave and Bay 
 Sinkwitz Wm, liquors, Park 
 Steere C W, carpenter, cor Morton* and 
 
 Railroad ave "1 
 
 Stritzinger Jacob, liquors, cor Webster 
 
 and Pacific i^ 
 
 Vogt Frank C, liquors, Park ^ 
 
 Vosburgh J B, stoves and hardware. 
 
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 Webb A C, hardware, Park 
 
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 CASSIA COUNTY, IDAHO. 
 
 It) the county seat, has a population of 
 about 100 souls who gain support by 
 stock-raising, and fanning to a vei^ lim- 
 ited extent ; is bituated on the Utah, 
 Idaho and Oregon Stage line. 
 
 ALBION HOTEL* J E Sullaway propr 
 
 Alney & Wilks, reeat market 
 
 Chase C, county judge 
 
 Cobb Chas, postmaster, atty at law and 
 
 agt Wells, Fargo & (Jo 
 Galuspe R, livery stable 
 Herring Zeb^ sheriff 
 Robinson M G, county treasurer 
 
 SULLAWAT J E,propr Albion Hotel 
 Van Loneu C L, gen radse 
 Weatherman S P, county clerk, auditor 
 
 and recorder 
 Welden & iSnodgrass, gen blacksmiths 
 
 Alder, . 
 
 UNION COUNTY, OREGON. 
 
 Hambleton E J, wagonmaker 
 Hambleton L, blacksmith 
 HcCOiniELL M B & CO, gen mdse 
 
 McCONNELL W & postmaster 
 Soule M B, pliysician 
 
 Annabella, 
 
 SEVIER COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Asay Joseph, machinist 
 Bryant Henry, school snpt 
 
 OLEAVE JOHN, justice of peace and 
 
 postmaster 
 Oleave Walter, poundkeeper 
 Hewing Jos, gen mdse 
 Huntsman Ezra, constable 
 Locks J as W, physician and surgeon 
 Palmer Wm, school teacher 
 Roberts Edw K, wool 
 Thomson Lemuel, builder 
 
 Applegate, 
 
 PLACER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. 
 
 APPLEOATE GEO W. postmaster, 
 fruit grower and manufr of wine and 
 brandy 
 Geisondorfer Geo, wood and lumber 
 Holmes H T & Co, lime dealers 
 Skelluger W B, wood and lumber 
 
 Ashley, 
 
 WASATCH COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Bentley C, blacksmith 
 Black J H, notary public 
 Britt & Dillman, gen mdse 
 
 BBITT W Catty at law and justice 
 
 of peace 
 Gibson Jas, gen mdse 
 Johnson Lycurgus, postmaster 
 Kelley Jno, blacksmith 
 
 Aurora, 
 
 ESMERALDA COUNTY, NEVADA, 
 
 Is the county seat and a place of 500 in- 
 habitants. It is situated on the line of 
 the U. S. stage road to Bodie, distant 
 from Carson City 100 miles. Its alti- 
 tude is 7,600 feet above the sea level and 
 its sanitary condition superb. At one 
 time in its early history the place was 
 the scene of great activity and bustle, 
 incident to the discovery of rich silver- 
 bearing lodes, but through the constant 
 and unlimited demand of greed for the 
 precious metal, these became exhausted 
 to a certain degree, and for want of em- 
 ployment, some of its mills suspended 
 and its population of 3,000 or more 
 dwindled. The Court House is a nice 
 two-story brick, constructed at a cost of 
 $15,000. Tliose 'vho remain are intelli- 
 gent, liberal and progressive people. A 
 revival of her mining industries is confi- 
 dental anticipated ia the near future. 
 The Exchange Hotel, a two-story brick, 
 Messrs. Gordon & (xaulier proprietors, 
 recently opened, is as line a house og 
 there is in the State in every particular. 
 
 ANTELOPE LODOINO HOUSE, Mrs 
 
 A M Clark propr 
 
 BANK EXCBANOE SALOON, C No- 
 
 vacovic h propr 
 
 BULFINCH THOS J, liquors 
 
 BTJBXHARDT FRED* watchmaker 
 
 and jeweler 
 COBB S 0, livery, feed aiid sale 
 
 stable 
 CROCKER A W> attorney and county 
 
 treasurer 
 Davis E, boots and shoes 
 Del Moutie Mining Co 
 
 ESMERALDA BREWERY, F Staeh 
 
 ler propr 
 
 "ESiCERALDA HERALD." M M 
 
 (xlenn propr 
 
 EXGHANOE HOTEL. Godon k Oau- 
 
 lier proprs 
 
 TRY DR. CUNN'8 RHEUMATISM KING. 
 
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. 
 
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 JIWERY. F Staeh 
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 FAB.WELL I W> county clerk, notary 
 
 gublio and commissioner of deeds for 
 alifornia 
 OLENN M H* yropr "Esmeralda 
 
 He ra ld," official paper of the county 
 GLENN M M> job printing o<^ce 
 GODFREY E J, hairdressir 
 GOBON & GAUUEB, proprs Ex- 
 change Hotel 
 Jfkn VEV B Y. hairdresser 
 HATCH G H« county assessor 
 HATCH G H> drugs, confectioneiy, 
 
 stationery, cisars and tobacco 
 HISEEY J B, U S dept mineral survey- 
 or and notaiy public 
 Ho uston J M, county surveyor 
 IBWIN JOHN G, Belmontie Saloon 
 Jewet H W, house and sign painter 
 KelleyC H, furnitu re an d bedding 
 KTMhALTj & BOOKEB, gen mdse 
 lAWBENCE W C, Opera Saloon 
 LEVY & CO, wholesale and retail gen 
 
 mdse 
 LEWIS D J» county recorder, attorney 
 
 and commissioner of deeds for Cal 
 HABDEN H, freighter, contract«r 
 
 and feed yard 
 HoLEOp ANGUS* propr Aurora and 
 Snnsiiine and Aurora and Carson toll 
 roads, and grain dealer 
 MILLEB JOHN, Sazerac Saloon 
 Murphy S, restaurant 
 Noble N, con fect ionery and fruits 
 NOVACOVICH C, agt Wells, Fargo & 
 
 Co's Ex and U S Stage Co 
 OGG CLEM, sheriflF 
 Seawell W M, district judge 
 SMITH SILAS B, gen mdse and post- 
 master 
 STAJEHLEB F, propr Esmeralda Brew- 
 ery 
 STEWABT & NEAL, ExchangeMeat 
 
 Market 
 STOCK & TUCKEBt C'ourt Exchange 
 
 Saloon 
 STOWE JOEt dept sheriff 
 IT S STAGE CO, for all points, C No- 
 
 vacovioh agt 
 VEBNON W J. carpenter and builder 
 
 Baker City, 
 
 BAKER COUNTY, OttEQON. 
 
 Adams & Mitchell, attys 
 
 Atwood & Biggers, physicians 
 
 Bowen I B, hotel 
 
 Clark k Thatcher, blacksmiths 
 
 Franz H B, saloon 
 
 Good John, barber 
 
 Goos & Steffin, tobacco and cigars and 
 
 notions 
 Howard M J, hotel 
 
 Keil J, shoemaker 
 
 Lawrence A J, atty 
 
 Patterson D, saloon 
 
 Oraberger W G, harness shop 
 
 Ottenheimer S & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Shinn J H, atty 
 
 Smith D, saw and planing mill 
 
 Spark Mrs J, millinery 
 
 Sterns & Ballery, attys 
 
 TBACYGEOH, books and stationery 
 
 Yantis R P, livery stable 
 
 Bakersfield, 
 
 KEPN COUNTY, CAL, 
 
 Is a thriving place of 1,200 inhabitants, 
 beautifully situated in a rich agricul- 
 tural district and is the county seat. It 
 is 1 orated on the Visalia Branch of the 
 Southern Pacific Eailroad, 306 miles 
 from San Francisco. 
 
 ADOBE LIVEBY AKD FEEB STA- 
 BLE, Anson Cross propr, 
 
 AGENCY HAMBUBG-AMEBICAN 
 PACKET CO, Weill Bros agts 
 
 Anderson Clias, contractor and builder 
 
 Arick K E, atty at law and notary 
 
 ABLINGTON HOUSE, James Camp- 
 bell propr 
 
 Averan Mrs C, dressmaker 
 
 Averan J, upholsterer and cabinet- 
 maker 
 
 Bailey John E, hotel and livery stable 
 
 BAEEBSFIELD & SUHOTEB OM- 
 NIBUS LINE, Anson Cross propr 
 Bernard A P, county treasurer 
 Blodget H A, ins agt 
 Boise Clemente, restaurant 
 Bower W R, sheriff and tux collector ' 
 Brooks Wm H J, searcher of records 
 Brundage B, superior judge 
 Buckreus Frauz, barber and baths 
 Burnap S A, druggist, county coroner 
 
 and public administrator 
 Calli P, cigars, tobacco, fruits, etc 
 CAMFBmX JAMES* propr Arlington 
 
 House 
 Carlock Jacob, U S Hotel 
 Carlock & Robb, lumber, doors and sash 
 CHESTEB JULIUS, editor "Courier- 
 
 Californian" 
 CITY BBEWEBY, Miller & Massey 
 
 proprietors 
 Cohen Bros, drygoods and clothing 
 Colby P T, atty at law and notary 
 Collins T C, propr Overland livery and 
 
 feed stable 
 Condict H F, Bakersfield soda works 
 Coons Alonzo. agt W, F & Co and dealer 
 in books, stationery and fancy goods 
 Coons W H, deputy sheriflF 
 
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 Cowgill C C, atty at law 
 Crawford W R, propr Bnena Vista liv- 
 
 erv and feed stable 
 CROSS ANSON, propr Adobe livery 
 
 stable 
 CUBELO At groceries, fruits, candies 
 
 and varieties 
 Denver W, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 Douglass James W, saloon 
 DRuRT J S, druggist, paints, oils and 
 
 glas s 
 DuVALL C W. saloon 
 ECTEL MRS Fr propr U S Hotel 
 Fish H H, Union livery and feed stable 
 FORE C W, cashier Kern Vtilley Bank 
 FREEMAIf J W* atty at law and no 
 
 tarypublic 
 
 FRENCH HOTEL> A Thoms propr 
 OALTES HALL, P Galtes propr " 
 OALTES PAUL, gen mdse ana agricul- 
 tural implements 
 Gardemeyer Mrs A, millinery and dress 
 
 making 
 Gardemeyer J, barber 
 Giesea F A, physician and surgeon 
 Goodwich E W, manager WU Tel Co 
 Haralson John A, atty at law 
 Hardine T £, county assessor 
 Hirsh feld H erman, county supervisor 
 HIRSHFELD L & CO. gen mdse.hides 
 
 and wool, hardware and agricultural 
 
 implements 
 Hofraiann A S, wines, liquors and cigars 
 JAMES HOTEL, John G Marden t)ropr 
 JEWETT S, pres Kern Valley Bank 
 
 and woolgntwer 
 
 "KERN COIJNTTCALIFORNIAN, 
 
 A C Maude editor and propr 
 
 rSERN COUNTY GAZETKfi,"(wt c k 
 
 ly), J F Linthicum pub 
 
 KERN VALLET BANK, S Jowi tt 
 
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 "LElCSRER ED & BRO, saloon 
 
 Lee Chas, painter 
 
 LIGHTNER A T. county clerk and re 
 
 corder 
 L ightn er Wm, county supervisor 
 LufTHICUM J F, editor and propr 
 
 "Kern County Gazette" 
 Marley W C, saloon 
 Matt son O O, harness and saddles 
 Maude A C, pub "Kern County Cali- 
 
 fomian," real estate agt and notary 
 Maul C A, shoemaker 
 Miller Fred, watchmaker and jeweler 
 MILLER ft MASSET, proprs Cify 
 
 Brewery and sahn^n, bowling all'.y 
 
 and shootinqgallcry 
 MOB DEN JOHN 0> propr James Hotel 
 MORGAN J D. blaclismith, wagon- 
 
 m'vker and horseshoer 
 
 Morrel & Mix, saloon 
 Murphy J J, gen mdse and agricultural 
 im plements 
 
 NIEDERAUR JACOB, furniture, bed. 
 
 ding, carpets and undertaker 
 G'Hare Peter, county supervisor 
 Packard N R, deputy county recorder 
 Packard Mrs N R, millinery and dress- 
 making 
 Palures L C, saloon 
 Park H C, lumber and ins agt 
 Peters Rev J H, pastor M E church 
 Phipps Chas, physician and surgeon 
 Plato I, groceries 
 
 POSTMASTER, H A Wirkware 
 Read G A, deputy 8heri£f 
 Reich Geo, tailor 
 
 RHODES THOMAS, atty at law and 
 insurance agent 
 
 Riley J A, painter 
 
 Ross Geo, saloon 
 
 Rodgers C A, physician and surgeon 
 
 Scribner W H, watcnes, jewelery.books 
 stationery, sewing machines aud news 
 depot 
 
 Smart, Borgwardt & McCord, meat mar- 
 ket 
 
 Smith A E, blacksmith, wagonmaker 
 and horseshoer 
 
 SMITH GEO VENABLE, atty at l&w, 
 
 dist atty and notary 
 Stem L, physician and surgeon 
 Stoutcnbergh T A, under sheriff 
 THOMS A 0, propr French Hotel 
 
 THORNSEN OTTO, machinist and 
 gunsmith 
 
 Thornton G F, physician 
 
 Touasaint A, stoves, hardware and tin- 
 ware 
 
 Underwood J G, teacher 
 
 Unde rwood Mrs J G, teacher 
 
 UNITED STATES HOTEL, Mrs F 
 
 Eitel proprietress 
 WALLACE F S, druggist, county supt 
 
 of pub instruction 
 WALTER JACOB, bakery and saloon 
 
 WARREN A T, pub "Courier-Califor- 
 
 man 
 WEILL BROS, gon mdse, agricul im- 
 
 Elements, hardware and agts Ham- 
 urg-Ainerican Packet Co 
 Wells, Fargo & Co, Alouzo Coons agt 
 W U Tel Co, E W Goodrich managdr 
 WHEELER E P, groceries and fruits 
 Wheeler Geo H, gen mdse, agricul im- 
 plements and hardware 
 Wh eeler W D, physician and surgeon 
 WICKWARE HA* postmaster 
 Wilkes W P, county auditor 
 Wilkinson N R, jnst'ce peace and ooUec- 
 
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 Banning, 
 
 BAN DIEOO COUNTY, CAL. 
 
 Taylor Miss Addie R, agt S P R R, W, 
 
 P&CoandWUTelCo 
 Worsham A J, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Beaver City, 
 
 BEAVER OOUNTT, UTAH, 
 
 Clayton F R, supt schools 
 Cox Wm J, probate judge • 
 
 FOTHEBINGHAH WM.county clerk 
 
 Hales Qeorge, county coroner 
 
 Lochrie Peter, pros atty 
 
 Lott Peter, sheriflF 
 
 McDonough David L, county recorder 
 
 Nowers W G, county surveyor 
 
 Benson's Landing, 
 
 GALLATIN COUNTY, MONTANA. 
 FLAHA&TY B. postmaster 
 
 Bethany, 
 
 WASniNQTON COUNTY, OREGON. 
 
 BOWMAN C, deputy postmaster 
 Gerber W, postmaster 
 
 Black Station, 
 
 IDAHO, 
 
 Is 16 miles from Boise City, has a popu 
 lation of 50 inhabitants. 
 
 Dunn J D, hotel 
 
 Blue Lake. 
 
 HUMBOLDT COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. 
 
 CHARTIN CLEMENT, postmaster 
 and hotel 
 
 Boise City, 
 
 ADA COUNTY, IDAHO. 
 
 ADELMANN B C, Gem saloon, Main 
 
 near Seventh 
 AONEW J D, livery, feed and sale sta 
 
 ble, cor Eighth and Bannock 
 Akins Samuel, Corral 
 
 ALLINOTON MISS JENNIE, prin 
 
 public schools 
 Arohambault Rev Father 
 
 ARNOLD BWIOHT, dentist. Idaho 
 bet Eiglith and Ninth 
 
 Ash Jas J, Pacific tel operator 
 
 BACON D> editor and propr "Boiie 
 City Republican," cor 11th and Main 
 
 BALDWIN J C, blacksmith and horse- 
 shoer, cor Main and Ninth 
 
 BATHOUSE OEO, boots and shoes 
 made to order, Main 
 
 Beachy W C, city collector 
 
 Blackinger V, Capitol market 
 
 BOCK JOHN, fruit stand, candies, to- 
 bacco and cigars. Main 
 
 "BOISE CITY REPUBLICAN," D 
 Bacon propr, cor Main and Eleventh 
 
 Bollard W, rector Episcopal church 
 
 Boomer A H, agt W, F & Go's Express 
 
 BORLAND & MONSON, contractors 
 and builders, cor Idaho and Seventh 
 
 BOTAKIN A J. editor and publisher 
 "Semi- Weekly Idahoan," Franklin 
 bet Tenth and Eleventh 
 
 Branstetter H C, under-sheriff 
 
 BRAYMAN MASON, governor of 
 Idaho, cor Main and Fifth 
 
 BRODBECK JOHN, propr City brew- 
 ery. Main 
 
 BUSH J H, propr Central Hotel, cor 
 Seventh and Idalio 
 
 CALKINS & BEACHT. forwarding 
 and com merchants, produce, etc, 
 Main bet Eighth and Ninth 
 
 CAVANAH FRANK. U S dept mine- 
 ral surveyor and mining engineer, cor 
 Idaho and Fourth 
 
 CENTRAL HOTEL, J H Bush propr, 
 co r Se venth and Idaho 
 
 COFFIN & KENNALT, hardware, 
 stoves, tinware, iron, steol, farm ma- 
 chinery, paints, oils, etc. Main cor 
 Eighth 
 
 C07LE ANDREW. Gem saloon, Main 
 
 CURRT I R photographer, cor Seventh 
 
 and Idaho 
 CURTIS EDWARD J. atty at 
 
 Main bet Sixth and Seventh 
 CURTIS THOS J, probate judge, 
 
 Idaho and Eighth 
 DANSKIN BROS, hardware, iron, 
 
 steel and wagon material. Main cor 9th 
 Dausman H Ljphysician 
 DAVIS & HIMROD. furnishing goodi, 
 
 boots and shoes, groceries, provisions, 
 
 hats, crockery, tobacco, etc 
 DYMOKE JAS, sewing machines, fur- 
 nishing goods, fluting irons, machines 
 
 repaired and attachments, gloves, etc, 
 
 Main cor Sixth 
 Early John, saloon 
 EASTMAN BROS, proprs Overland 
 
 Hotel, cor Main and Eighth 
 ELLIOTT JNO, Elliott's Palace saloon, 
 
 Main 
 
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 EUg worth Mrs C, dressmaker 
 EHSION' F Et atty at law and notary 
 
 public, Main 
 FAL^ B ft BBOt dry and fancy goods, 
 
 notions, clothing, furnishing goods, 
 
 KTOceries, etc 
 
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Idaho, 
 
 Jno Huntoon cashier 
 0E8S W ft CO. City meat market, 
 
 Main 
 Giffen Jas T, supt pub instruction 
 Olidden W W, justice peace 
 OBANHOLM CSHAS, billiard parlor 
 
 and saloon. Main 
 OBAT JNO S. atty, Maiu 
 Gu ryun M B, city treasurer 
 HAWTHORN N M, county clerk, au- 
 ditor and recorder, Idaho cor Eii^hth 
 HALL ft BALENTINE. carpenters 
 
 and joiners, Idaho 
 HAS]BiROnCK SOL, dry goods, grocer 
 
 ies, etc, notivry public and U 8 gauger, 
 
 Main cor Ninth 
 1TAP. T J S, sample room and groceries, 
 
 Main 
 HATCH J S, furniture, upholstering, 
 
 painting, repairing, etc, .Main bet 
 
 8ixth and Seventh 
 Hih n Fred, marshal 
 HUNTOON JOHN, territorial treas 
 
 HUMPHRJiT C B> watchmaker and 
 
 jeweler. Main n>.ar Seventh 
 HOUSTON ft 0RA7. attys at law. 
 
 Main 
 HOUSTON J W, atty, Main 
 Kelley Miss Annie, milliner 
 ^LLRT MILTON, editor and pub 
 
 "Idaho Statesman," and manager 
 
 Pao Tel Co, Main 
 KINSET H H, painter. Main 
 
 KINSET H H ft BROS, oandy manuf, 
 confectionery, ice cream, etc. Main bet 
 Seventh and Eighth 
 Knox Doughlas. county assessor 
 KROFF ft LAKE, millinery, fancy 
 
 foods, dressmaking, hair work, etc, 
 lain and Fiftn 
 KroflF S W, real estate 
 KURRAT H, bakery and groceries. 
 Main 
 
 "IDAHO WEEKLT STATESMAN" 
 
 (weekly and tri-weekly), Milton Kel- 
 leypublisher, Maiu 
 
 JACKSON JAS N, gen blacksmith and 
 horseshoeinu, Bannock bet 7th and 8th 
 
 JAMES WM> Pioneer meat market, 
 Main ^^ 
 
 JAUMAN WM H, sample room, Main 
 bet Sev enth and Eighth 
 
 JACOBS CTRUS, manufr and whole- 
 sale liquor dealer, groceries, provisions, 
 etc, Main cor Seventh and Mayor 
 
 Joslyn A J, minister M E church 
 
 LANBIS DANIEL, propr sash and 
 
 door facto ry, Ninth 
 L AWR ENCE ft SMITH, saloon. Main 
 
 LEVY DAVIS, bakery and grocery, 
 
 Main 
 Leyerzapf Chas, gun and locksmith 
 Lotton J Cjgen blacksmithing 
 LOUTHAif ROBERT ft CO. dry 
 
 gDodfl, millinery and fancy goods 
 
 clothing, boots and shoes, hats and 
 
 caps, crockery, groceries, etc 
 Maupin T C , cor Main and Ninth 
 MoCfARTT J H, pres llrst National 
 
 Ba nk, M ain bet Sixth and Seventh 
 MoHENDRT A H. hairdresser. Main 
 
 bet Seventh and Eighth 
 MoKAT W W. physician and surgeon. 
 
 Seventh and Grove 
 MILLER JNO B, register U S land 
 
 office. Main nr Sixth 
 Moore C E, school teacher 
 MOORE F, photographer. Seventh bet 
 
 Main and Idaho 
 Morgan John T, chief justice superior 
 
 court, postoflice Oxford, Ouida Co 
 MORRIS ft ROSSI, manufr and dealer 
 
 in luml)er, laths and shingles, cor 
 
 Main and Fourth 
 
 NATHAN ft QREOORT. hairdress- 
 ers. Eighth 
 
 NEILLET ft CARNEY, boots and 
 
 sh oes to order. Main nr Seventh 
 NELSON CHAS F. Uverv, feed and 
 
 sale stable, cor Eighth and Grove 
 NYE WM H ft CO, druggist and phar- 
 macist, paints, oils, etc, cor Maiu and 
 Eighth 
 OLDHAM J B, sheriff, Eighth bet Main 
 
 and Idaho 
 Ostne r Mr s J, dressmaker and milliner 
 OVERLAND SALOON, Joseph Bury 
 manager 
 
 PARRAULT JOSEPH, controller 
 
 PAYNTON MRS MAGOIE. millin- 
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 a nd Ei ghth 
 
 PEFFERLE M,,baiixlres8ing, shaving 
 saloon and dentist. Main bet Seventh 
 and Eighth 
 
 Pefly P J, satldlery 
 
 Perkins S P, groceries 
 
 PERRAULT JOSEPH, hardware, tin- 
 ware, stoves, saddlery and harness 
 manufr, etc. Main cor Seventh 
 
 Pinkham G B , restaurant 
 
 POST JOHN A, postmaster and insur- 
 ance i^nt 
 
 REED R B ft CO. dry goods, clothing, 
 queensware, nails, hats, groceries, 
 etc. Main nr Seventh 
 
 RICHARDSON A L, clerk 2d judicial 
 dist court and supi«me court. Main bet 
 Sixth and Seventii 
 
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 BOBIE ft STUMPF, proprs of the 
 Capitol Restaurant, Main 
 
 SAUSBUBT, HAILET ft CO, proprs 
 
 Utah, Idaho and Oregon Stage Co 
 Savage Austin, U S int rev collector 
 Sclmabel ChasA, groceries, etc 
 SCWABACEEB ft 00. dry Roods, 
 clothing, boots and shoes, funiishing 
 goods, hats and caps, crockery, hard- 
 ware, groceries, etc. Main 
 Seaman J W, boarding 
 Sears Chas E, civil engineer 
 " SEMI- WEEKLY IDAHOAN." A J 
 Boyakin propr, Franklin bet Tenth 
 and Eleventh 
 Side bot ham R A, territorial Becretary 
 SIELAFF A, pumps, tiuwui-e and 
 
 stoves, etc, Mam nr Ninth 
 SINCLAIR JAS. tailor. Main 
 SMITH C W, hairdresser. Seventh 
 SMITH £, physician and surgeon 
 Spiegel David, dry goods, boots shoes, 
 hats, caps, clothing, gents' furnishing 
 goo ds, g roceries, cis;ars, tobacco, etc 
 SPOOHEEl ABRAM W, dentist, Idaho 
 
 bet Eighth and Ninth 
 STEP^iNS J Lt physician and surgeon 
 TAYLOR JOHN, saloon. Eighth 
 Territorial Law Library 
 Thompson J M, school teacher 
 Thurman W L, groceries 
 
 TREADWELL P, physician and »ut- 
 geon, cor Seventh and Idaho 
 
 p:n^' P,^®^ P»?Q<>K STAGE 
 
 wVSi yalisbury, Haley h Co proprs 
 VAN DUSEir W & blacksmith and 
 
 wagonmaker. Ninth 
 WALTER L R, feed and> sale stable 
 
 and corral, cor Ninth and Main 
 Warner G A, carpenter 
 Welch Jakejpainter, Main 
 WEST JOHN, gen jobber, US Court 
 
 House, Main 
 Welters A, assayer 
 
 WOOD JOHN, blacksmith and horse- 
 sheer. Main 
 
 Williams H, lumber 
 
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 ALWAYS ON HAND. 
 
 J. D. ACNEW, 
 
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 Boise City, Idaho. 
 
 Saddle Horses, Single and Double Teams, Most Fashionable Turn- 
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 at all funerals on order. Large Feed Yard for transient travelers. 
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 Special Attention given to Repairing of all icinds. 
 
 iSiW. W. OALKINS. W. C. BEACHt 
 
 CALKINS & BEACHY, 
 
 DEALERS IN GRAIN AND PRODUCE. 
 
 Storage at Low Rates. Consignments Solicited. 
 
 Market Pri«*«> paid far Prod are. 
 
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 C00L£7'S COEZ AND QLOBE CORSETS, 
 
 GLOBE AUPACAS AND MOHAIRS, NOTIONS AND NOVELTIES, 
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 Parts tor all Machines, Needles, Oil, etc. Also, General Agent for the White Sewinfir Machine for 
 
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 KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND 
 
 The LARGEST and BEST STOCK OF GOODS in the Territory, 
 
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 A large stock of Pure Liquors — Whiskies, Kraudies. Win^q Bitters, Gin — 
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 PROPRIETOR OF BOISE CITY MILLS. 
 
 Bacon, Hams, Lard, Flour. I also keep on hand a large supply of Burnt 
 
 River Lime. 
 
 Place of Business, Main Street, cor. Seventli. 
 
 Manufactory, i 6th Street, bet. Main and Idahb, 
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 Loans Negotiated, Tax«)s Pai(i, Interest and Rents Collected, Titles 
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 This hottil is situated in tlic most biisiiu!SH portion of the City. Has 
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 Agents for and have constantly in sto<:k the 
 
 GEO. A. PRINCE &. GO'S ORGANS 
 
 Prices delivered in Boise City, $126, $150, $175 and $200. 
 
 And Higher Prieed if wanted. EVKRV ORGAW WARRAMTllD. 
 
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 Prices here 8250, $275, and $300. 
 
 Hi<;her Hiiced if wanted. 
 
 EVERY i»\¥. WARRANTED. 
 
 Sh99t Music and M-a^ic Books furnished at Fublish:rs' Prices. 
 
 Call and see us before purchasing inferior instru-^ 
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 Small Profits and Quick Sales is our Motto, 
 
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 Harris Ed, carpenter and wagonmaker 
 Joy H, carpenter 
 Newland Jno T, usaessor 
 Runyan J C, blacksmith 
 STILLMANN JAY, lumber and post- 
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 Boltonheim, 
 
 PIUTE COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 BOLTOX CURTIS E* justice of peace 
 
 and postmaster 
 Dennis Wm T, physician 
 Henry Geo T, ass.iyer 
 HfuflF James millwright 
 
 '^chson Ivar, machinist 
 
 Bouldin Island, 
 
 SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. 
 
 Coleman Chas T, butcher 
 
 Shelke & Co, blacksmiths 
 
 Vyland H, I'ruit-grower anu gardener 
 
 WROBIOFF HENRY, storekeeper 
 and hotel 
 
 Bonanza City, 
 
 LEMHI COUNTY, IDAHO. 
 
 Butters E, saloon 
 Dodge H, liotel and saloon 
 DonnoUy L, saloon 
 Gill Wm, boots and shoes 
 Hepburn J, saloon 
 HYDMAN WM, atty at law 
 Johnson T N, hotel 
 Keisel F J & Co, gen mdse 
 Kinney & Giles, saloon 
 Mangan E, saloon 
 O'Donohiic M, boots and shoes 
 Patrick Bros, blacksmiths 
 Pfeiffer A & J, gen mdse 
 Savage J A, atty at law . 
 Schmidt J, saloon 
 Swenson F (), hotel * 
 
 Thrope Geo L, gen !ndso ^ . 
 
 Watson & Caley, saloon 
 Wilson E M, mining broker 
 •'Yankee Fork Henild, " M W Miisgrove 
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 Ho dar Benjamin, barlwr 
 
 LEVY HERMAN, gen mdse and in- 
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 McKay Hugli, saloon 
 
 WOLTERS EDWARD, Columbia 
 Hotel and livery stable 
 
 Bozeman, 
 
 GALLATIN COUNTY, MONTANA. 
 
 Blakley & House, saloon 
 Brnepee & Davidson, flour and feed 
 Brooks Bros, fancy goods and notions 
 Chamblis — , physician 
 Clark & Robinson, furniture 
 Davis .1 .1, atty at law 
 Davis Wm l'\ atty at law 
 Ellis & Davis, gen mdse 
 Ferguson E 1), livery stable 
 Frazier Mrs E, boarding house 
 Tridley Bros, levery stable 
 Malin A J, clerk district court 
 McPherson A, painter 
 McPherson A D, probate judge 
 Morgan C, tinshop 
 Mnlvany B T & Co, blacksmiths 
 Pansford J W, saloon 
 Powers T C & Co, agricultural imp 
 iSowers Chris, confectionery 
 Stahl Z T, harness and saddlery 
 TAYLOR JH. postmaster, books, sta- 
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 Vreeland Byron, architect 
 
 Brown's Park, 
 
 .SUMMIT COUNTY, UTAH. 
 PARSON JOHN, postmaster 
 
 Burnt Ranch, 
 
 TIUNITY COUNTY. CALIFORNIA. 
 
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 HUMEP2 M. postmaster 
 Thomas It L, gen mdse 
 
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 KEKN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. 
 
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 MuUerfe Walters, hotel 
 
 Camp Grant, 
 
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 Cartwright Jas, liquors 
 Dudley B, blacksmith 
 Hansel A, justice peace 
 HULBURT B G, hotel 
 Perkins T, gen mdat 
 
 Camp Folk, 
 
 WASCO COUNTY, OREGON. 
 HmDHAN S H« botel and postmaster 
 
 Candelaria, 
 
 ESMERALDA COUNTY, NEVADA. 
 
 Allen S S, carpenter 
 
 Behrann & Wyatt, liquors 
 
 Campbell Geo & Co, liquors 
 
 Colter T J, chop house 
 
 Decker R, justice peace 
 
 Gamble Bros, livery stable 
 
 Harrington T J, liquors 
 
 Johl & Goodwin, butchers 
 
 Jones Jos M, liquors 
 
 Jones R J , mining Empt 
 
 Jones S, boarding house 
 
 Lewis J, liquors 
 
 Marrote Dr, drugs, etc 
 
 McClane B W, restaurant 
 
 Newnan N B, barlwr 
 
 Northern Belle Mi)ie, R J Jones supt 
 
 Robinson W, liquors 
 
 Root Talbot, agt Wells, Fargo & Co 
 
 and postmaster 
 Schiller Mining Co 
 Schwartz & Koplan, gen mdse 
 Traver & Root, gen mdse 
 Vanderbilt Mining Co 
 Victor M & M Co, A J Rhodes supt 
 
 Garrison John A, seedman 
 
 "Giant County News,'" S H Shepherd 
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 Gray & Bro, butchers 
 
 Gundlach G & Bro, dry goods and gro- 
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 HALL E, postmaster, notions, watch- 
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 Hazeltine G 1, photographer and county 
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 Herbi'.rgger — , butcher 
 
 Horsley F C, physician and druggist 
 
 Howard J W, physician and druggist 
 
 Hupprich A, shoemaker 
 
 Johnson J B, county assessor 
 
 Kuhl P, blacksmith 
 
 Mack J W, supt schools 
 
 McBean Frank, stage line 
 
 Metschan Max, stoves and tinware 
 
 Metschan P & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Nunes J, shoemaker 
 
 Olmstcad M L, atty at law 
 
 Overholt & Jacobs, builders 
 
 Overholt & Muldrick, gen mdse 
 
 Parriah C W, atty at law 
 
 Poindexter T W, county treasurer 
 
 Rulison & Groth, hotel 
 
 Schmidt John, builder 
 
 Segerdahl Jno, hotel 
 
 Sels F C, brewer 
 
 Sels H R, gen mdse 
 
 Siegart Henry, barber and baths 
 
 Sired Sam, painter 
 
 SOUTHWORTH W S, county clerk 
 
 Stii'iislawsky H, watchmaker and jew 
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 Turk E ¥j, toys and notions 
 
 Vaile & Co, stage line, (D & B C) 
 
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 Woolsey & Housman, liquors 
 
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 Clark W H, gen mdse 
 Currey Geo B, atty at law 
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 Donthit Misses, millinery, etc 
 Dustin M, atty at law 
 
 Capetown, 
 
 HUM150LDT COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. 
 
 Fox B F, cooper 
 Stewart Thomas, hotel 
 
 CarroUton, 
 
 COWLITZ COUNTY, W T. 
 
 HOSFORD THOS Jt postmaster and 
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 Castle Dale, 
 
 EMERY COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Bagley Emanuel, county clerk and no- 
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 Curtis Erastua, sheriff 
 
 Jewks Samuel, probate judge 
 
 BEID JOHN Kt county treasurer, 
 
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 Thornton Jos, supt schools 
 Woodward James Sr, county coroner 
 
 Cedar City, 
 
 IRON COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Ashdown Geo, carpenter 
 Cedar City Co-op Sawmill 
 Cedar Co-op Mercantile & Manuf Insti 
 
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 Chatterley S, merchant 
 Nelson Bengt, mason and builder 
 Parry Edward, mason and builder 
 
 ifQi-ry Geo, nurseryman 
 
 P-oysou Jas, furniture maker 
 
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 WHITMAN COUNTY, W. T, 
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 Baker C W, merchant 
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 McCollum — , cabinetmaker 
 Roberts Jos, carpenter 
 
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 600 acres best 8tovk Ran^e in the country. 
 
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 Centeryille, 
 
 FRESNO COUNTY, CALIFORNiA, 
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 Anderson A O, saloon 
 Bernard Mrs C, boarding 
 Cochrane 8 K, physiciau 
 Fraukenau Me ', postmaster and agt W, 
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 Graves W L, physician 
 
 Kutuer, Goldstein and Phillips, general 
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 Simpson Thomas, hotel 
 
 Tullock D W, flouring mills 
 
 Weike Ph> ip, hotel and saloon 
 
 Challis, 
 
 LEMHI COUNTY, IDAHO. 
 Beerley J A, stables 
 Dougherty J, saloon 
 Ellis Wilson, butcher 
 Galbreth T J, lawyer 
 Hardenbrook & Casswell, druggists 
 Heed A, lawyer 
 HULL B W, watchmaker and deputy 
 
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 Jaquish H D, gen mdse 
 Johnson W H, lawyer 
 Keen C A, furniture and crockery 
 Meahan M, shoemaker 
 Pearce & Co, butchers 
 Pickman H D, druggist - 
 Rinebold F, barber 
 Taponce &, Co, stages 
 Wheeler Rollin, newspaper agent and 
 
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 WOOD J D, gen mdse and postmaster 
 
 Charleston, 
 
 WASATCH COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Charleston Co-operative Store, general 
 mdse, N C Murdock supt 
 
 Murdock Jos R, t eacher 
 
 HUKDOCK NTMPHAS G. postmas- 
 ter 
 
 Chestnut, 
 
 MEAOIIER COUNTY, MONTANA. 
 Dias & Steele, gen mdse 
 HARRIS J A, justice of the pesoe and 
 postmaster 
 
 Chico, 
 
 GALLATIN COUNTY, MONTANA. 
 
 ATLSWORTH J H. gen mdse and 
 
 postmaster 
 Byam Lton L, physician 
 Cone John, miner 
 Davis H G, carpenter and builder 
 Giesdorff P, physician 
 Lee W H, stock raiser 
 McDonald W, stock raiser 
 Nutten B F, blacksmith 
 
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 WHITMAN COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 Wolf & Greenlee, store and blacksmith 
 
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 W0I2P J C* postmaster 
 
 Cold Spring, 
 
 JEFFERSON COUNTY, MONTANA. 
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 WASHINGTON TERRITORY. 
 
 Anderson G W, physician 
 
 Banta A J, atty at law • . ' o - 
 
 Beach E N, physician 
 
 Binnone B, mdse 
 
 Borile H M & Co, mdse 
 
 Boswell C M, physician '•> 
 
 Burgunder & Schwabocher, mdse 
 
 Davenport & HmII, machinist 
 
 Davia J A, f-t-ills . ' 
 
 Ellsworth F M. atty at law 
 
 Ford H F, hotel 
 
 Hall Oliver, wagonmaker 
 
 Harris J, mdse 
 
 Hoover J, atty at law 
 
 King C B, stable 
 
 Liddle Bros, stable 
 
 Lippit Bros, mdse 
 
 Livingston C H, banker 
 
 Madantz Oliver, saddler 
 
 Mostin W H, mdse 
 
 Perkins Jas A, real estate agent 
 
 Sullivan P C, atty at law 
 
 Sweet E N & Co, druggists 
 
 Trumble F J, bakery 
 
 Wilson R J, hardware ^ 
 
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 8AN BERNARDINO COUNTY, CAL. 
 
 Is a very nretty place on the Yuma di 
 vision of the Southern Pacific Railroad, 
 528 miles from San Francisco 
 
 Emerson ft Bernard, saloon 
 
 Gregory Henry S, atty at law 
 
 Johnson J L, flour mills 
 
 Kenniston & Bi izelton. livery stable 
 
 Kenyoii Geo, meat market 
 
 Laird J, hotel 
 
 Mcintosh T W, gen mdse 
 
 Mosher L E, agt S P R R, Wells, Fargo 
 
 & Cos Ex, W U Tel Co and ins agt 
 Murphy M A, ins and com agt 
 Perry, Woodworth & Co, M A Murphy 
 
 agt, lumber 
 
 PINE MRS DUDLET, propr Trans- 
 
 Uontinental Hotel 
 Polhemus Wm, carpenter 
 RADER H C, propr Cut-oflF liv'y stable 
 Rider B H, windmill maker 
 Russeck E, groceries and liquors , 
 
 TRANS-CONTINENTAL HOTEL, 
 
 Mrs Dudley Pine nropr 
 White G T, justice of the peace, and 
 agt drugs aud medicines 
 
 Columbus, 
 
 ESMERALDA COUNTY, NEV. 
 
 Caldwell ft Doran, foundry 
 Conn Fred, agt W F ft Co ft postmaster 
 Doran R E, justice of the peace 
 Petticord John, hotel and re: itauraut 
 Thatcher A M, atty at law A notary pub 
 Trudo E, liquors 
 
 Cottonwood, 
 
 IDAHO COUNTY, I])A60. 
 
 Brown L P, hotel 
 
 WILLSON H L, stable and P M 
 
 Bolich Geo, shoemaker 
 CHTrBBUCK C E> groceries fruits and 
 produce 
 
 •'COLTON SEMI-TROPIC," (weekly) 
 
 Scipio Craiu pub 
 CRAIQ 8CIPlO> postmaster and pub- 
 lisher "Colton Semi-Tropic" 
 
 CUT-OFF LIVERY AND FEED 
 
 ST^E, H C Rader propr 
 Davenport N, notary public 
 
 Crab Creek, 
 
 STEVENS OOONTY, W. T. 
 
 Bacon R M, poatmaster 
 Cannon A M, Co treasurer 
 Labrie J E, probate judge 
 Mosher J M, Co auditor 
 Tappan N M, sheriflf 
 
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 ISLAND COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 Garrett Augustus S, justice of the peace 
 Hnthaway Robt S, justice of the peace 
 fflLL ROBT C, probate judge; auditor 
 Libbey Joseph B, treasurer 
 Lloyd Howell H, supt schools 
 Lyons M J, justice of the peace 
 Robertson Jno A S, shfriff and assessor 
 
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 COLUSA, CALIFORNIA, 
 
 ADDINGTON & GREEN, - - - PROPRIETORS. 
 
 One of the Ablest Papers in the Interior of the State. 
 
 The Leading Paper of Colusa County. 
 
 Its Locality and Character make it the 
 
 Best Advertising Medium in tliat Part of the State. 
 
 Crawfordsville, 
 
 LINN COUNTY, OBEQON. 
 
 Crawford £ J, carpenter 
 
 Orawford P V, machinist; carding mills 
 
 Finley R C, flouring mills, 
 
 Fuller, civil engineer and surveyor 
 
 Laige E P, miller and lumberman 
 
 Schackelford M, tanner 
 
 Cross Keys, 
 
 WASOO COUNTY, OREGON. 
 
 BOLTER E 6, P M, gen mdse, hotel 
 una notary public 
 
 Cucamonga, 
 
 «AN BERNARDINO COUNTY, CAL, 
 
 Is a S. P. R. R. station, 42 miles aouth of 
 Los Angeles. The village is situated 
 about three miles from the railroad sta- 
 tion. The chief interests are agriculture, 
 vice culture And wine manufacture. 
 
 Dallas, 
 
 POLK COUNTY, OREGON. 
 
 Brown James F, attyat.law and justice 
 
 of the peace 
 Gaby Daniel, atty at law 
 Sweet A C, Co school superintendent 
 Viglow Brothers, flour mills 
 
 Beadman, 
 
 COLUMBIA COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 Edwards Geo, clergyman 
 Hawley Bros, machinists 
 Ruoelk Thos, postmaster 
 Snoderly L R, clergyman 
 Truax & Briggs, surveyors 
 
 Blnm Simon, ^en mdse and P M 
 
 t ncamonga Vintage Co, wine manfrs 
 
 Fernandez U, hotd 
 
 Eichi F L, gen mdse 
 
 Russell & Araban, blacksmiths 
 
 Diamond City, 
 
 MEAGHER COUNTY, MONT. 
 
 BAENES H H* clerk dist court 
 Clintosk J F, aupt public instruction 
 
 and treas 
 Collins T E, probate judge and county 
 
 clerk 
 Rader Chas T, sheriff and amosaor 
 
 TRY DR. GUNN'8 RHEUMATISM KING. 
 
IPPPIPP"IPPIP">W"«<«^ 
 
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 at. law and justice 
 
 DNTT, MONT. 
 
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 I judge and county 
 
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 Dover, 
 
 SAN PETS OOUNTT, CTAH. 
 
 Alston C, carpenter ' 
 Orundtvig F C, carpenter 
 Hodge Root, blacksmith 
 Nai,^ley John .T, shoemaker 
 Robinson A T, stone mason 
 ROBINSON WH* postmaster 
 
 El Monte, 
 
 Duncan's Retreat, 
 
 KANE COUNTV, UTAH. 
 
 RBBVH ROBT W, postmaster, sta 
 
 tiouery and notions 
 Theobald Arthur, building contractor 
 
 Dwamish, 
 
 LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CAL. 
 
 BURKE H, agt S P R R, W F & Co 
 
 and W U Tel Co 
 Elias M, saddlery 
 
 KINO COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 On Dwamish river, live miles' Southeast 
 of Seattle. 
 
 MILLER H H, postmaster and ferry 
 
 Edison, 
 
 WHATCOM OOUNTY, W. T. 
 
 Dean Wm, merchant and ship builder 
 Edwards A L, merchant • 
 
 HANNAT THOS, postmaster 
 McTaggart Edward, notary public 
 Sampson B, justice peace 
 Frevile J, telegraph operator 
 Van Aukan Jacob, blacksmith 
 Van Vronkan G, carpenter 
 
 EM, 
 
 WASHINGTON TERRITORY. 
 GRAINGER JOHN> postmaster 
 
 Elk Head, 
 
 DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON. 
 
 Coats Ed, carpenter 
 Neal C R, blacksmith 
 Sherwood Perry, blacksmith 
 
 Elsinore, 
 
 SEVIER COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Elsinore Co-operative Store, C J Jenson 
 
 pres 
 JliiNliON J C, postmaster 
 
 Empire City, 
 
 ORMSBY COUNTY, NEVADA. 
 
 Arrild A, liquors 
 
 BEER THOS. gen mdse and meat mkt 
 
 Calhoun Geo N, VV U Tel operator 
 
 FISHER J, liquors 
 
 Hoover J A, boarding and justice 
 
 Kalenberger MrsN, hotel 
 
 K')hl Stephen, boarding 
 
 LANG W M, collector 
 
 Lebo k Bro, liquors and public hall 
 
 LONGABAUGH SAM. wood ^ard 
 Loudinghouse & Co, blacksmiths and 
 
 wagonmakers 
 McEntaa Owen, bootmaker 
 MARTIN W H. gen mdse 
 Mexican Mill, F McCuUough supt 
 Miller Mrs Cynthia A, boarding 
 Morris Jas, boots and shoes and post- 
 master 
 
 MITRRAT JOHN, hairdresser 
 Santiago Mill, D McKay supt 
 Vivian Mill, D H Brown supt 
 
 WOLFERSBERGER GEO. liquors 
 
 Elko, 
 
 ELKO COUNTY, NEV. 
 
 BRUCE C H. saloon 
 
 BURNER J Ft prof penmanship and 
 
 artist 
 DORSET BROS, livery stable 
 
 a PALMER & CO., Native Wines, 302 Davis Street, 8. F. 
 
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 Enchanted Prairie, 
 
 coos COUNTY, ORG. 
 
 ANDERSON M E> stockraiser and 
 
 postmaster 
 Fish A H, grist mill 
 Mathews N, school teacher 
 
 Erie, 
 
 SAN BENITO COUNTY, OAL. 
 BUTTON A T D, blacksmith and ? M 
 
 Escalante, 
 
 IRON COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 ADAMS DAVID B» postmastjr 
 Adams R N & Co, blacksmith 
 
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 Barker Josial), carpenter 
 Coleman Geo, justice peace 
 Deuel W H, conHtable 
 Foy M W & Co, geii mdse 
 Heaps Thos & Co, gen mdse 
 MoNully J 8, miller 
 Morton H P, carpenter 
 Schurtz D C, furniture 
 Sprague Edwin, teacher 
 White H J, lumber 
 Wilcox Edward, shinglemaker 
 
 Eureka, 
 
 JUAB COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 BATJGHMAN W T* postmaster 
 
 Brown i*, inuut market 
 
 Cambron J, atty at law 
 
 Clifford E, livery 
 
 Cn'?ick Pat, notary public 
 
 Dymock Wm, saloon 
 
 Eureka Hill Mine, J McChrystal agt 
 
 Evans M R, bishop 
 
 Fields Chaa, bootmaker 
 
 I*Helds H, music teacher 
 
 Foltz David, books and stationery 
 
 Gillispie P, auctioneer 
 
 Green L A, milliner 
 
 Hatfield Wm, gen mdse 
 
 Kennedy M >'s, dressmaker 
 
 Lombard L, 8choiil teacher 
 
 McCarthy J, barber 
 
 McChrystal J no Jr, assAyer 
 
 Nelson S, broker 
 
 Ready P, brewer 
 
 Sullivan Con, tailor 
 
 Sullivan D, tinier 
 
 Williams, Cusick & Co, gb.; mdse 
 
 Williams L W, gen mdse 
 
 Fairview, 
 
 0008 COUNTY, OREGON. 
 
 Benham Wm, blacksmith and P M 
 Palmer L H, notary public 
 Waller k Fanton, grist mill 
 
 Fall City, 
 
 KINO COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 Allen Watson, flouring mills 
 Baxter E H, blacksmith 
 BEJEIRT J Ft gen mdse and P M 
 Fisk A A, bootmaker 
 
 Farmington, 
 
 WHITMAN COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 iJlen C, physician 
 Fish M, blacksmith 
 
 Fisher P E, physician 
 Grimes J S, notai^ public 
 
 HARRTNQTOll V. postmaster 
 Quarles J P, hotel 
 Stratton & Harrington, gen mdse 
 Zornley P G, justice peace 
 
 Fayette, 
 
 SAN PETB COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Alston C, carpenter 
 Cbirk Gus M, teacher 
 HELLER JAS SR, postmaster 
 Metcalf J E, miller 
 Palmer L M, physician 
 
 Fillmore, 
 
 MILLARD COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Gyles Jos S, surveyor and atty 
 
 Holbrook L, coroner 
 
 Huntsman Peter, sheriff 
 
 KELLY JOHN. P M and gen mdae 
 
 McBirde R A, justice peace 
 
 McMahon Jos, marshal 
 
 Partridge E, county clerk, recorder aad 
 
 prosecuting atty 
 Robinson B H, justice peace 
 Robinson Jos V, probate judge 
 Stailej^J, treasurer 
 
 Fir Cap, 
 
 SIERRA COUNTY, OAL. 
 
 Davi son John, hotel 
 
 JULIAN THOS J. gen mdse and P M 
 
 Meredith (iritKth, saw mill 
 
 Wolfe J W, hotel 
 
 Forest City, 
 
 MISSOULA COUNTY, MONT. 
 
 Cameron H, blacksmith 
 Higgins John, shoemaker 
 Paul & Mitchel, butcher 
 
 FossU, 
 
 WASCO COUNTY, OREGON. 
 MTriiW BENTON, postmaster 
 
 Four Lakes, 
 
 STEVENS COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 KENEDT J H, postmaster 
 Morgan G H, gen mdae and notary 
 
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 Freeport, 
 
 COWLITZ COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 Oldson O, gen mdae 
 Stone Ed( iteam sawmill 
 Woods ft Caplea, gen mdse 
 
 Ghi.ribaldi, 
 
 TILLAMOOK COUNTY, ORKGON. 
 
 Bayley D Df justice of peace 
 Fuller G W, millwright 
 Fuller J M, freighter 
 Larsen E 8 L, merchant 
 Lillie Thos, ship carpenter 
 Melson ft Bro, hotel 
 
 Oleneden, 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY, W. T. 
 mOALlS J W, postmaster 
 
 Orafton, 
 
 KANE COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Hastings Wm, fruits and vegetables 
 Rnssell A H, blacksmith 
 
 STANWORTH SAMUEL, postmast 
 
 er and nurseryman 
 
 Grainland, 
 
 BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. 
 
 Cuddback D C, glove factory 
 
 Frust J H, blacksmith 
 
 Hansley T A, blacksmith 
 
 HffAR nil JAS 0> postmaster, crock- 
 ery, cigars, agt^WelU.Fargo ft Co and 
 justice of peace 
 
 Miller J A, saloon 
 
 Nanzanat T D, wagoumaker 
 
 Ogden Saml, saloon 
 
 Spencer — , hotel 
 
 HA7M0ND & MAaBUBEB, 
 
 Omnt's Pa«ii, Oregou. 
 Dealers in 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 
 Medicines, &;o. 
 
 Cuitomera will flod our 8tock complete, oom- 
 prlHingr many arUcle<) it i» impoitiible here to 
 enumerate, and all sold at moderate prices. 
 
 8. G. POST, 
 
 ORANTVILLE. NEVADA. 
 
 Dealer in 
 
 Groceries, Hardware, Liquors 
 
 CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 
 
 Gravel Ford, 
 
 CASS COUNTY, OREGON. 
 
 Bright J, cooper 
 
 Bright J S, blacksmith 
 
 Fox J B, cabinetmaker 
 
 Jackson A, money leaner 
 
 Jolnson W, physician 
 
 Lamb J, carpenter 
 
 McCloskey J, druggist 
 
 McCLOS&ET S J, justice of peace 
 
 and postmaster 
 Oberholzer J, teacher 
 Wright J, saw and grist mill 
 
 Gray's River, 
 
 PACIFIC COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 Barr Samuel E, justice of peace 
 TiprTXTgH. Ji^S P. postmaster 
 
 Grand Mound, 
 
 THURSTON COUNTY, W. T. 
 Laity Jno, postmaster 
 
 Grant's Pass, 
 
 JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON. 
 
 DXMUICK E. postmaster 
 Haymond ft Ma^ruder, gen mdse, hard' 
 ware and medicine 
 
 Greenwich, 
 
 PIUTE COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Bailey Geo B, weaver 
 
 Hatch Geo A, dairyman 
 
 McCIellen Wm H, mechanic 
 
 Moss Thos, harnessmaker 
 
 PAGE J S JB>» postmaster and justice 
 
 Guemes, 
 
 WHATCOM COUNTY, W T. 
 
 Alard Wm, blacksmith 
 Bowman Amos, gen mdse 
 Bowman H Max, merchant 
 Card Wm H , blacksmith 
 HANOEW T B» postmaster 
 
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 O'firyant H P, blacksmith 
 Tade E O, clergyman 
 Woodcock — , lawyer 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 WHITR PINK COUNTY, NEVADA. 
 
 Beene Horncc D, atty at law 
 
 Blench C & Co, liijuora 
 
 Flynu Mrs J, Indjjinga 
 
 Herrick H S, physician and druggist 
 
 Mathewson Bros, ^en mdse 
 
 Riley Jaa, postmaster 
 
 Hangsmau's Creek, 
 
 gTEVENS COUNTY, W. T. • 
 Driver Rev S M, clergyman 
 Fanisworth, VV«>rley & Co, saw mill 
 GrubbeW P, physician 
 HARVET MRS H, postmaster 
 
 Harrisburg, 
 
 WA8HINOTON COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Adams O B, winemaker 
 CHrpenter A V, blacksmith 
 FULLER MRS £ C. postmistress 
 Fuller E H, justice of peace 
 Harrisburg Co-operative Asa'n 
 Laney Wm Jr, constable 
 Laney Wm Sr, carpenter 
 Mc Mull in (t W, stone m.naon 
 McMulIin W J, stonemason 
 
 Henshaw, 
 
 ARIZONA TERRITORY. 
 Abel J W, liquors 
 Bounand J, hotel 
 Davis J W, gen mdso 
 Fagan & Steven^, meat market 
 Janus VV H H, li luors 
 Katz M D & Co, gen mdse 
 Levine & Brickwood, liquors 
 Martini ft Morgan, liquors 
 McBain L C, gen mdse 
 Mills W F, gen mdse 
 O'Halloran C, hotel 
 Reeves & Cawthorn, liquors 
 Rowe & Le Febre, liquors 
 Seawell A S, physician 
 
 Hermansyille, 
 
 coos COUNTY, OREGON. 
 Herman Binger, gen mdse 
 Racklif Wm, gen mdse 
 Reed A Nelson, pen mdse 
 SCHROEOER H, postmaster 
 
 Hillhurst, 
 
 WASHINGTON TERRITORY. 
 
 McAllister H B, postmaster and general 
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 HoUister, 
 
 SAN BENITO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. 
 
 Baldwin T L, county treasurer 
 
 Breun Jas F, superior judge 
 
 Brown Wm T, sheriff and tax collector 
 
 Dowdy H, county assessor 
 
 Harris H B, county clerk auditor and 
 
 recorder 
 Howard L R, county coroner and public 
 
 administrator 
 May J J, dist atty 
 Thompson J N, county supt schools 
 TuUaran M, county surveyor 
 
 Honcut, 
 
 BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. 
 
 HAUHO B 0. store 
 Jones A P, wagonmaker 
 McDanicl R H, physician 
 Newbert D P, butcher 
 Spillman C, blacksmith 
 
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 Peterson Christian, gen mdso 
 
 Soren, Peterson ft Co, gen mdse 
 
 Yeamans Wm, shingle mill 
 
 Idaho City, 
 
 BOISE COUNTY, IDAHO. 
 
 Bonnett Geo, furniture 
 
 Black W W, livery stable 
 
 Boiae County Bank, F W Kwebcr vagr 
 
 Brown ft Hull, butchers 
 
 Cave ft Pitzer, blacksmiths 
 
 Eli Mortial, carpenter 
 
 Friedinger H, bakery and restaurant 
 
 Oarrecht John, butoher 
 
 Hang Frank, brewer 
 
 Jones ft 8on, publishers 
 
 Kimmel D B, jeweler 
 
 Lodge B T, guasmith 
 
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 SohncU Fred, barber 
 Stuck Geo, carpenter 
 Taylor Warren, carpenter 
 
 Independence, 
 
 THURSTON COUNTY, W T. 
 Bell Geo, postmaster and Indian agent 
 
 Indian Creek, 
 
 ALTURA8 COUNTY, IDAHO, 
 
 Is 24 miles from Boise City, has a popu 
 lation of 50 people, is situated on the 
 route of the Utah, Idaho & Oregon Stage 
 Co. 
 
 O'COBDEB J, stock-rftiser, gen mdse, 
 groceries, etc 
 
 Iowa Bar, 
 
 BEAR LAKE COUNTY, IDAHO. 
 
 Bailey Robert, civil engineer 
 
 Bevier T, blacksmith 
 
 Crane Thomas, gen mdse 
 
 Feeuy John, mining operator 
 
 Gerhard & Standard, mining operator 
 
 Gritfin Dan, mining expert 
 
 MORE WALTER, postmaster 
 
 Nealon M, mining expert 
 
 Nelson Chus,. stock-raiser 
 
 Piper A T, contractor 
 
 Robinson John, capitalist 
 
 Scot^ C, butcher 
 
 Sweeny John, mining operator 
 
 Traub F, contractor 
 
 Willard Thos, machinist 
 
 Johnson, 
 
 KANE COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Johnson Nephi Sr, gen mdse and justice 
 
 peace 
 Johnson W D Sr, gen mdse 
 LAWS WM H. postmaster 
 
 Junction, 
 
 PIUTE COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Huff James, county coroner 
 Savage David, prosecuting atty 
 Stark James A, probate judge 
 Wright Joseph U, supt schools 
 
 Kanab, 
 
 KANE COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Beebe J W, justice peace 
 McAllister J W, school teacher 
 Rawlings J G W, tjen mdse 
 Udall D K, justice peace 
 YOUNO B L, postmaster 
 
 Eamilchie, 
 
 MASON COUNTY, W T. 
 
 Burr A J, gen mdse 
 CAMPBELL JOHN, postmaster 
 Elson J M, physician 
 Kennedy Franklin, probate judge 
 Sutton H M, notary public 
 
 Eelton, 
 
 BOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 This is the main shipping point to 
 Idaho, and chief supply to many gold 
 and silver mines in the vicinity. There 
 are one hundred and fifty inhabitants, 
 who gain sapport by freighting, en- 
 gaged in busi leas, etc. John Hume has 
 the management of the Keltou House, 
 where you can find accommodation in 
 a style highly satisfactory to the average 
 commercial traveler. 
 
 GONANT, ELSWORTH ft GO, for^ 
 warding and shipping merchants, gen 
 mdse and livery stable 
 
 KELTON HOUSE. Conant, Elsworth 
 
 & Co |>r >prs, John Hume manager 
 Mallory Wm, agt W, F & Co's Ex Co 
 Mobery Wm, agt C P R R and Tel opr 
 Moore John, hairdresser 
 
 Kitchis, 
 
 TILLAMOOK COUNTY, OREGON . 
 
 Eddy James, shipcr.rpenter 
 Elliot J S, machinist 
 Firbairn Arch'd, blacksmith 
 Freemin John, carpenter 
 KaskiiiS Andrew, cooper 
 MilKrr G W, sawmill 
 Morgan Peter, postmaster 
 Schapbart Jake, eagineer 
 Swenston -p, carpenter 
 Terwilliger John, shoemaker 
 Terwilliger Peter, telegraph 
 Thomas S, dentist 
 
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 Klikitat landing, 
 
 IKLIKITAT OOUNTY, W T. 
 
 tHmmora D, physician 
 Hunt W, boat builder 
 'Levitt Geo, oabinetmaker 
 
 IiTLB JAMES 0( R^n mdse, hotel and 
 poatmaster, hone* and vehiclea fur- 
 nished at shortest r.otioe 
 
 Olson P, stone maaun 
 
 Perry J, butcher 
 
 8hotwell J, blacksmith 
 
 Victor Van, blacksmith 
 
 Whitoom Thos, physician 
 
 Whitcom T M, notary public 
 
 Hatch W, gon mdse 
 
 PETERSON F&ANDS P, postmaster 
 
 Rasmussen Peter, gen mdse 
 
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 YAMHILL OOUNTY, OREOON. 
 
 Baker Lee H, school supt 
 Calbreath J F, coroner 
 Frasier Anroii, surveyor 
 Kelty J M, sheriff 
 Olda R, treasurer 
 Phillips (ieo W, assessor 
 Rogers Ellery, clerk 
 Towusend W M, judge 
 
 Lake City, 
 
 UNION COUNTY, OUEUON. 
 
 Johnson M, gen mdae 
 Maley M, saloon 
 McCall John, gen mdse 
 Olson L, shoemaker 
 Olsou R, blacksmith 
 
 La Sal, 
 
 PIUTE COUNTY, UTAH. 
 SAY E Lt postmaster 
 
 Lathrop, 
 
 8AN JOAQUIN OOUNTY, CAL. 
 
 Berry Fred T, agt C P R R, and agt W 
 U Tel Co, justice of peace and ius agt 
 
 Eby J W, saddler 
 
 Oeraty J, gen mdse 
 
 Huusucker Jacob P, saloon 
 
 Hanguinetti D, gen mdse 
 
 Shannon R T, hotel 
 
 Shannon 8 F, bootmaker and saloon 
 
 Shepherd J A, I^athrop Hotel, agt W F 
 
 & Co and poatmaster 
 Willis }{ C, gen mdse, real estate and 
 
 insurance agt 
 
 Laurel, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON. 
 Mofl H C, sawmill 
 
 MXJLLOTt A D, blacksmith and post- 
 muster 
 WTiitmore & Stone, sawmill 
 
 Little Rock, 
 
 THI;R8T0N COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 BXTTIa. ''E THOS E, postmaster 
 
 Loa, 
 
 PIUfE OOUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 AUred A J ft Co, gen mdse 
 Jorgenaen J, gen mdw 
 Morrel Wm, sawmill 
 MoCLELLAM H M, postmaster 
 
 
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 MONTANA TERRITORY 
 Conford Geo, gen mdse 
 
 Lower BoiscT, 
 
 ADA COUNTY, IDAHO. 
 Peterson Mrs C E, postmistress 
 PETERSON CHAS J F. asot post- 
 
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 Mabel, 
 
 LINN COUNTY, OREGON. 
 DRTJRY ALFRED, postmaster 
 
 Mammoth, 
 
 ORK(iON. 
 
 Dawson Wm, drugn and groceries 
 (viriggs A a, market, provisions and 
 
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 Kennedy W C, blacksmith 
 
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 aroi(m« Received Too Late for Begular InwHion. 1485 
 
 Harengo, 
 
 COLORADO COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 Carren John, saloon * 
 
 Sohlenter Henry, milU? 
 Teyde Cyrus, carpenter 
 WALDEIF I S> furniture and post- 
 master 
 
 Marietta, 
 
 ISMERALDA COUNTY, NKVAUA. 
 
 Campbell Oeo, po«tmuster 
 
 Carrigan Jumeti, liquors 
 
 flndowment Mill and Mining Co, Dr 
 
 Webber supt 
 Mattingley W T, agt W, F 4 Co Ex 
 McLaughlin Xhos, restaurant 
 Wilson U F, livery stable 
 
 May View, 
 
 COLUMBIA COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 OOX VniaiKlA I, postmaster 
 Hemingway K L, store and warehoume 
 
 Metallic City, 
 
 ESMERALDA COUNTY, NEVADA. 
 Abont one mile from Caudelaria. 
 
 Be' ding Mill and Min Co, W F Belding 
 
 supt 
 Equator Min Co, Jas Cmss supt 
 Mulloy Phil, liquors 
 Metallic Miu Co, las Cross supt 
 Mt Diablo Mine, — Jackson supt 
 Sellers Jno, liquors 
 Southern Nevada O jc 8 Min Co, 
 
 Rhoades sup't 
 Worley B K, boarding house 
 
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 Minersville, 
 
 BEAVER COUNTY, UTAH. 
 Baker Wm, hotel 
 C arte r Wm, gen mdse 
 DUFAIX J H, notary public, agt W, 
 
 F &, Co, postmaster, and agt Conti 
 
 nental Steumship Lines 
 Hollingshead Nelson, Hour mill 
 Kiesele G & E, brewfery 
 Lightner Adam & Co, liquors 
 Utah Co-operative Assu, gen mdse, J A 
 
 Dup^ifk manager 
 
 Mink Creek, 
 
 IDAHO. 
 RasmnssenR, postmaster 
 
 Montesano, 
 
 OIISnALIB COUNTY, W T. 
 
 Snark M F, sawmill 
 Mace Joseph, gen mdse 
 Stevens Chas, saw and grist mill 
 
 Moose. Creek,. 
 
 DEER LODOE COUNTY, MONTAVA. 
 
 Burues Sl Teiiiieut, ^tin mdse 
 MuKeu J L, bluckwnith 
 Redding C C, butcher 
 KeiHl James, hotel 
 Thompson J B, justice peace 
 T&EANER JOHN* recorder and assis- 
 tant postmaster 
 Way Wm, constable 
 
 Mount Carmel, 
 
 KANE COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Hoyt Silas, justice peace 
 
 Ideley Haskell, teacher 
 
 JOLLT HENRY B H. postmaster 
 
 Jolly Wm, merchant 
 
 Sevanger Neils, carpenter 
 
 Marshall Robert, teacher 
 
 Reid John W, merchant 
 
 Mount Coffin, 
 
 COWLITZ COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 LaDU C> poatmaster,gen mdse and fruit 
 gardens 
 
 Mount Idaho, 
 
 IDAHO COUNTY, IDAHO. 
 
 Bower .John, probate judge 
 CasoC W, sheritf -t 
 
 Morris B F, clerk dist court ' 
 
 Oliver Francis, treasurer 
 WILLIAMS WS M, auditor and re- 
 corder 
 
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 Mount Tabor, 
 
 MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON. 
 
 Cougill B, contractor 
 
 HT TABOE FOSTOFFICE STOBE, 
 
 J Lewando propr 
 Oaks W H, contractor 
 Prettyman Wm, notary 
 Vail & Peterson, starch mfr company 
 
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 Boarding School for Ladies and Gentlemen. 
 
 Nine experienced Professors and Teachers constantly employed. 
 
 COMMERCIAL AND MUSICAL DEPARTMENTS, 
 
 ACADEMIC & COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE, 
 
 PAINTING AND TELEGRAPHY, 
 
 TAUGHT BY PROFESSIONAL TEACHERS. 
 
 Apparatus to Illustrate the Natural Sciences. 
 
 For the Modern Languages a Native Teacher. 
 
 Beautiful Location, Delightful Climate and Christian Influences. For 
 Catalogue or Classic (Collegiate Monthly) adilress 
 
 A. E. LASHER, A. M., Principal. 
 
 Muck, 
 
 PIERCE COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 Botchfonl C, county judge 
 Dean Aubery, physician 
 DOXJOHEETT GEO J, postma-ster 
 Hawk Melviii, justice ])eaco 
 Kandic Henry, physician 
 McAllister H, gen mdse 
 Murray Robert, constable 
 Yoimg Byron, sheriff 
 
 C. H. WILLIAMS, 
 
 NEWPORT, 
 
 H«'iiton Co , OFogon. 
 
 Dealer in 
 
 New Bridge, 
 
 UNION COUNTY, OREGON. 
 Perkins, Bacaell & Co, gen mdse 
 
 Newport, 
 
 BENTON COUNTY, OREGON. 
 
 Benstl R A, real estate agt 
 Crow M M, sta&re and mail line 
 Parker Allen, Oneatta sawmill 
 Stanton k Frantz, livery stable 
 Stevens Geo & Wm, hotel 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 
 
 KEKP^ ON HANI) 
 UrocrrifN l»i'.v <i>oodM, Bootn and 
 MhooM, Tliiwar**, Martlware and 
 Vanki>«' Xotionn. 
 
 ■^ Buys Hiilen, FurHunti Wool. 
 
 Norway, 
 
 C008 COUNTY, OREGON. 
 
 Barklow Danl, clercrymaii 
 
 Harklow Sam, shoemaker 
 
 Hower Aaron k Co, saw and gristmill 
 
 Meyer Asa, miller 
 
 Perry W T, hotel 
 
 Racklif \V, gen mtlse 
 
 Reed Rasmus, C!iri)enter 
 
 Schroder A, justice peace and notary 
 
 REED & NELSON, 
 
 Dculttrs ill 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 
 
 Liquors, Hardware, &c. 
 
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 Oak Point 
 
 OOWLITZ COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 Abernethy Alex S, postmaster and ins 
 
 agent 
 
 ABERNETHT GEO, land and law con 
 
 veyanciiig and notary 
 Eureka Packing Co ^lalmon packers 
 Knott Levi, lumber 
 
 Old Agency, 
 
 DEER LODGE COUNTY, MONTANA. 
 
 Farmer Frank, freighter 
 Gibs Qn Ja s, lawyer 
 RA.MILTON £ B> postmaster 
 HAMILTON & HAZLETT, gen mdse 
 
 Hill A L, physician 
 Kipp Jos, gen mdse 
 Truuo Peter, carpenter 
 
 Oneatta, 
 
 BENTON COUNTY, OREGON. 
 
 Bensall R, real estate 
 Case 8, gen mdse 
 Ham mon d B W, gen mdse ■ 
 PARKER A, postmaster 
 Williams '' H, gen mdse 
 
 TITLE ABSTBACT 
 
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 Having Compi!ed a full and 
 
 correct abstract to the titles of land^ 
 in Butte County, Cal., I am prepared 
 to furnish reliable abstracts and in- 
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 PARK r.ENSHAW, 
 
 OROVILLE, CAL. 
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 Osceola, 
 
 WASHINGTON TERRITORY. 
 
 Smith Louice C, blacksmiths 
 WHITE E 0. postmaster 
 
 Fahreah. 
 
 KANE COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Brafet Geo W, cooper 
 Potter Gardner G, shoemaker 
 Smith R A, road supervisor 
 SMITHSON NEPHI, gen mdse and 
 
 postmaster 
 Smith Thos VV, justice peace 
 
 Panguitch, 
 
 IRON COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Davis J C, supt tannery 
 Steele M M, city recorder 
 
 Pataha City, 
 
 COLUMBIA COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 Campbell Jno A, justice peace 
 Caples H L, atty at law 
 Cunningham Thos, liquors 
 Davis — ph^ jician 
 Kye Chi-d, blacksmith 
 Rait A G, tinsmith 
 Houser & Spansail, flour mill 
 Hughes J H, livery stable 
 Lundy & Rice, carpenters 
 Holbert M, milliner 
 How.nrd .Tos N, merchant 
 Hunsaker Joseph, druggist 
 Ketchum N, bootmaker 
 Kramer Philip, bootmaker 
 Morgan Ross, banker 
 Nichols B F, notary 
 Pickett W G, gen mdse 
 Powell McD, gen mdse 
 Powers A W, furniture 
 Richard Dan, gen mdse 
 Somerville John, gen mdse 
 Thomas D E, gen mdse 
 
 S. J. CANEVASCINI, 
 
 Contra Costa Liverif Stable, 
 
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 J. F. REMARQUE, 
 
 Fbysieiaa a&l Sargeoni 
 
 Con Liberty and Washington Sts., 
 
 PISTA1.V1IIA. 
 
 MRS. DR. Ch, REMARQUE attends Ladies 
 
 LAKEPORT 
 
 Livery. Sale and Feed Stable, 
 
 8. W. KEXirOM, Proprietor. 
 
 Hones and Buprgies, Saddle Horaea, Hay and 
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 fed at moderate ra<^es. 
 
 Haln Street, liakeport, I<ake Co., 
 
 CALIFORNIA. 
 
 J. M. STUART, 
 
 Undertaker & Cabinet Mal(er, 
 
 MAIN lATREET, 
 
 I<akeport, Lake County, Cal. 
 
 Quilent, 
 
 QUILKNT COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 Baxter k Pnlleu, dry goods, groceries, 
 
 hides and furs 
 Belch F A, judge 
 Davis Chirk, auditor 
 GuUick E, hide and fur merchant 
 Pullen Dan, sheriff 
 Pullen M D, treasurer 
 SMITH A J, postmaster 
 iSmith A W, county supt schools 
 Smith W, county surveyor 
 Suealley VVm, coroner 
 
 Radersburg, 
 
 JEFFERSON COUNTY, MONT.\NA. 
 BUCK I N» probate judge, county 
 
 clerk anvl lecorder 
 Easterly A M, sheriff and assessor 
 McSorley Edward, treasurer and supt of 
 
 public instruction 
 Viriau R P, dist atty 
 
 CEO. W. BARNES, 
 
 Notary PnMic anJISeneral Collector. 
 
 MoH' }■■ Colli'Cte.l Knu Promptly Remitted. 
 
 Prineville, Orei^on. 
 
 Reap'y, UKO. W. BARNES. 
 
 Ranch, 
 
 KANE COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 MACDONALD D. postmaster 
 Pulsipher Ciias, lath and shingles 
 Seaman John W, lumber 
 
 Randolph, 
 
 RICH COUNTY, OREGON. 
 
 Henderson S N, sheriff 
 Howard Wm, recorder and pros atty 
 Lee Wm H, probate judge 
 McKinnon A, assessor and collector 
 Nebeker W P, county school supt 
 Peart G A, county treasure- 
 
 REX WILLIAM, comliy «I«rk and 
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 Rockville, 
 
 KANE COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Briggs Kobt, shoemaker 
 Lan^ston John, justice of peaoe 
 
 Morns H D, petUllcr 
 
 SLAUOHTER C M, postmaster and 
 
 carpenter 
 Terry J P, pres Co-operative Association 
 
 Rockyille, 
 
 WASCO COUNTY, OREGON. 
 VARNET ALBERT N. postmaster 
 
 Rooster Rock, 
 
 MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON. 
 
 LATOURELL JOSEPH, gen mdse, 
 postmaster and telegraph office 
 
 SAMUEL CROSS, 
 
 AND 
 
 SEARCHER of RECORDS, 
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 SACRAMENTO. 
 
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 Towns Received Too Late for Regular Insertion. 1489 
 
 St. Louis, 
 
 JEFFERSON COUNTY, MONTANA. 
 
 FOSTER ELETCHEB., gen mdse and 
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 Salina, 
 
 8EVIEH COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Co-operative Store, W McFadyen 
 
 Fobs Willard, shoemaker 
 
 Harner H C, carpenter 
 
 Jensen J, wagonmaker 
 
 Jensen K, wagonmaker , 
 
 Johnson S L, ciirpenter 
 
 King Solomon, butcher 
 
 McFABYEN W, postmaster 
 
 Olseu J C, blacksmith , ■ 
 
 Robbins W, gen mdse 
 
 Sorenson C, carpeiittir 
 
 Steele J P, atty at law 
 
 Thorsen Eric, gen mdse 
 
 Salmon City, 
 
 LEMHI COUNTY, IDAHO. 
 
 Beatty E T, probate judge 
 McDonnell John, assessor and collector 
 Whitsett E C, treasurer 
 Young S H, sheriff 
 
 Salubria, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY, IDAHO. 
 
 ALLISON R, postmaster 
 Luddy John, nour and sawmill 
 Reed Mathew S & Co, sawmill 
 Robertson S A, physician 
 Sate? G, physician 
 
 Salt Creek, 
 
 JUAB COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Bigler J G Sr, county recorder 
 Borrowman John, justice of peace 
 BRYAN WM A C, county clerk 
 Cazier Samuel, sheriff 
 FOOTE CHASt prosecuting atty 
 Grover Joel, probate judge 
 Hague Alma, justice of peace 
 Love Andrew, supt schools , ' 
 
 Sperry Wm L, coroner 
 Sutton Peter, constable 
 Vickers Thos, constable 
 
 Sanis Valley, 
 
 JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON. 
 Coffin P B, carpenter 
 Oscar Janiard, gen mdse 
 
 PAYNE JOHN H, postmaster 
 
 PAYNE & MOORE, gen mdse 
 Selph & Jones, blacksmith and wagon- 
 maker 
 Thomas J B, sawmill 
 Walls A J, sawmill 
 
 San Pedro, 
 
 PINA COUNTY, ARIZONA. 
 
 McDermott John, liquors 
 Drew Geo H, postmaster 
 Marks S, gen mdse 
 Mason R, hotel 
 
 . Semiahmoo, 
 
 WHATCOM COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 Dexter Amos, sawmill 
 Fields Eugene, cooper 
 MANEL JAMES E, gen mdse and 
 
 postmaster 
 Miller D S, carpenter 
 Stewart A VV, justice of peace 
 
 Shearer's Ferry, 
 
 IDAHO COUNTY, IDAHO. 
 
 SHEARER F A, gen mdse, hotel, 
 ferry and postmaster 
 
 Sheet Iron, 
 
 COLUSA COUNTY. CALIFORNIA. 
 
 Font John, mineral springs 
 GREEN WRIGHT F, postmaster 
 Pugh Jno M & Co, stock raisers 
 Smith John L, saw and flour mills 
 Smith Martin, cabinetmaker and carpen- 
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 Weyard Julius, notary public 
 
 Silver City, 
 
 JUAB COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Ethier A J, liquors 
 Tyner R, blacksmith 
 
 TRYITuMAYVTUNG^AND LIVER BALSAW. 
 
 
 Silver Reef, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Adolphsdy Mrs ITritz, dressmaker 
 Allen E A, sec Stormont Co's mill and 
 
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 Aumond Chas, livery staHo 
 Bachman A, watchmaker 
 
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 Bennett J J, photographer 
 
 Brick Dan, shoemaker 
 
 Bush Mrs, lodgings 
 
 Byrnes Jas, shoemaker 
 
 Carlton & James, butchers 
 
 Chater Geo, contractor and builder 
 
 Clark Gibson, notary public 
 
 Finnagan John, contractor and builder 
 
 Fortman & Harter, saloou 
 
 Fortman John, watchmaker 
 
 Friedman S L, dry goods 
 
 Greenbaum S, gen mdse 
 
 Hackethorn & Aliller, carpenters 
 
 UalpuB J J, hardware 
 
 Hanson Mrs Caroli&j, dressmaker 
 
 Harenberg Mrs, brewery 
 
 Hibbard J, bakery 
 
 Hickox & Quirk, saloon 
 
 Hoag J K, constable 
 
 Houston A, livery stable 
 
 Johnson J E, druggist and gen mdse 
 
 Jordan & Woolf, gen mdse 
 
 KRAUSE HERMAN, postmaster, 
 news, stationery, cigars, notions, etc 
 
 Levy A, saloou 
 
 Lundt F T, lumber 
 
 Lynch J M, livery stable 
 
 Man tor J, physiciau 
 
 McMahon Frank, millwright 
 
 Moore A T, supt Christy mill i 
 
 Morehous W G, tinner 
 
 Nichols J C, dentist 
 
 Paddock B H, justice of peace 
 
 Parker A H, civil engiueer 
 
 Phillips Kiv, justice of peace 
 
 Pool Wm P, notary public 
 
 Quillen M, liquors 
 
 Ketallick Charles, blacksmith 
 
 Rich W T, millwright 
 
 Richards J R, news depot 
 
 Rivers Geo, mining secretary 
 
 Rolker Charles M, supt Stormont Co's 
 mill and mine 
 
 Sager VV B, gen mdse 
 
 Savage S R, contractor and builder 
 
 Schwaber John, tailor 
 
 Schwartz Isidore, gen mdse 
 
 Simsley A, blacksmith 
 
 Smith Chas F, atty at law 
 
 Spencer R A, contractor and builder ' 
 
 Stevens John B, shoemaker 
 
 Wahl £ A, mine owner 
 
 Walker Phillip J, atty at law 
 
 Whedon D P, atty at law 
 
 Woolf Moss, gen mdse 
 
 Skipanon, 
 
 CLATSOP COUNTS, OREGON. 
 
 Hunt J B, sawmill 
 
 Rifeste G W, gen md«e and blacksmith 
 
 Smith S, atty at law 
 
 Warran D ft Co, butchers 
 Wirt A C, gen mdse 
 
 
 Snohomish City, 
 
 SNOHOMISH COUNTir, W. T. 
 
 Bartlett D E, drugs 
 Blackman Geo, saloon 
 Blackman H, boarding house 
 Cathcart P, hotel 
 Edwards Wm, shoemaker 
 England G G, dry goods 
 Ferguson E C, dry goods 
 Hanson L, blacksmith 
 Hilton J H, groceries 
 Hughes R, butcher sho^ 
 Jackson Bros, groceries 
 Knapp S M, groceries 
 Morgan H D, miller 
 Romaines Wm, saloon ' 
 
 Steaveus W B, restaurant 
 Wilbur L, drugs 
 Word W H, blacksmith 
 
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 Spang^le, 
 
 STEVENS COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 Abott Bros, gen mdse 
 Downing E M, gen mdse 
 HuichbifiF C N, gen mdse 
 Jacobs & Sterling, cabinetmakers 
 SPANOLE WH* hotel and postmast 
 Wimpy & Spangle, notions 
 Winn Taylor, saloon 
 
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 Acord A, butcher 
 AUred R W, ropemaker 
 Borrisen P, blacksmith , 
 
 Burdick L, bootmaker 
 Downan G, painter 
 Mortesen M, furniture 
 Olsen A N, butcher 
 Olsen P M, carpenter 
 Peoples' Co-op M I, gen mdse 
 Peterson k. Co, sawmill 
 Tullgren A, carpenter 
 Z C M I, gen mdse 
 
 Spring Lake, 
 
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 WHATC50M COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 Ball Jessie B, gen mdse, postmaster and 
 
 lumber merchant 
 Sawyer Wm B, hotel 
 SMITH J E» notary public 
 
 Sterlingville, 
 
 JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON. 
 TATJOES GEO, postmaster 
 
 Tern Piute, 
 
 LINCOLN COUNTY, NEVADA. 
 
 Baxter J, assayer 
 Bradley C C, postmaster 
 Dodge & Clark, saloon 
 Graham J S.'physiciaH 
 Isaacs E A, boots and shoes 
 Schiller C, saloon 
 Wau Hing, restaurant 
 
 The Dalles. 
 
 WASCO COUNTY, OUEOON. 
 
 Bennett A S, supt schools 
 Bird J H, county surveyor 
 Burgess T, county judge 
 Cropen J B, sheriff 
 Ison L B, district attorney 
 Savage S, county judge 
 
 Toquerville, 
 
 KANE COUNTY, UTAH, 
 
 Allem John M, constable 
 
 BATTT JOHN, postmaster, county 
 
 clerk, stationery and varieties 
 Bringhurst Wm A, probate judge 
 Hammond & Batty, gen mdse 
 Xail John C, whie manufr 
 Savage Levi, justice peace 
 Spilsbury A P, sheriff 
 Spilsbury George, justice peace 
 Stapley Chas, wine dealer 
 Toquerville co-operative association, 
 
 Wm A Bringhurst pres, gen mdse 
 Williams David, blacksmith 
 
 Tygh Valley, 
 
 WASCO COUNTY, OREOON. 
 
 Butler D W, lumber 
 Chapman Wm, boots and ahoea 
 
 McCo wn Cl ark, blacksmith 
 HoGOWK W D, postmaster 
 McKorkle M, flour mill 
 Stailey U, Merchant 
 
 Vernonia, 
 
 COLUMBIA 
 BAKEE DAVID F, postmaster 
 
 COUNTY, OREGON , 
 
 Vipond, 
 
 BEAVER HEAD COUNTY, MONTANA. 
 
 Allen Hay, arastra 
 Monroe Silver Mining Co 
 SFURRW G. postmaster 
 
 Virginia City, 
 
 MADISON COUNTY, MONTANA. 
 
 DAVIS NAT J, county clerk and re- 
 corder 
 Edsall Andrew J, sheriff 
 Morris Wm W, county treasurer 
 Page Jas M, surveyor 
 Purdam Amos, Supt public schools 
 Smith G, probate judge 
 
 Wales, 
 
 SAN PETE COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Killip J & Co, gen mdse " 
 
 Lamb Wm, justice peace 
 MIDGLEY J K, postmaster 
 Rees H D, gen mdse 
 
 J. K. MIDGLEY, 
 
 Wales, Utah, 
 
 Would be pleased to receive Price Liats, Sus., of 
 Mach[;:-»-T Mechanics' Tools, Oeneral Merchan- 
 dise, Liquors, &c. 
 
 Wallsburgh, 
 
 WASATCH COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Camp R C, supt co-operative aasooiation, 
 gen mdse 
 
 West Portage, 
 
 BOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Bailey Frank, carpenter 
 Gibbs Chas T, bootmaker 
 
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 OIBBS JOHN D, postmaster and mana- 
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 Hale Martin V, school teacher 
 Hall C S, school teacher 
 Hoskins O C, supt Portage Co-op store 
 Landon Chas P, blacksmith 
 McCrary John M, carpenter 
 
 Whitehall 
 
 JEFFERSON COUNTY, MONTANA. 
 Marsh & Perrine, dairymea 
 STANLEY E J, publisht-T " Rambles 
 
 in Wonderland" 
 
 RAMBLES IN WONDERLAND. 
 
 A Book roiitaining 
 
 All About the Geysers, 
 
 Cataracts, CanyoiiH, Mud, Volcanoes, Rolling 
 Cauldrons, and th« thousand other curioHities of 
 The YellowHtonc National Park. 
 
 BY EDWIN J. STANLEY. 
 
 VVIiiteluill, JefferBi'H Co., Oal. 
 
 Wilsonville, 
 
 EMERY COUNTY, UTAH. 
 
 Boil A, mason 
 
 Burdick A, saddler and hamessmaker, 
 
 bootmaker and mining recorder 
 Butler E, blacksmith 
 Swasey C, butcher 
 WILSON S> gen mdse, postmaater and 
 
 hotel 
 
 Winsor, 
 
 SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. 
 JOHNSON J, farmer 
 
 Willit's. 
 
 CALIFORNIA. 
 NORTON BROS, lumber maaufrs 
 
 Takima, 
 
 YAKIMA COUNTY, W. T. 
 
 Brooks L H, judge of probate 
 MASTERS J W, county auditor, 
 
 deputy clerk district court 
 Parrish G W, school supt 
 Pratt A J, county treasurer 
 Schnebly F D, sheriff and assessor 
 
 VACAVILLE, CAL,, 
 I. F, DAVIS, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 Contains all the Modern improvements 
 
 WITH PLEASANT GROUND for CROanET Parties. 
 
 Aa a Family Resort unexcelled. Beautiful Drives in the Vicinity. 
 
 The Shortest and Best Route to the Black Hills Gold Fields 
 
 IS VIA THE 
 
 Central and Union Pacific R.Rs. 
 
 AND SIDNEY STAGE LINE. 
 
 The only Route affording Safe, I'leosant and Speedy Transportation every day in the year to 
 
 ^eadwood, Rochford, Central, Rapid City, Crook City, Galena, Lead City, 
 
 Rockerville. 
 Rates always as Low as the Lowest. 
 
 The Thoroughly Reliable '* South Side Route." 
 For Turther information address THOS. L. KIMBALL« 
 
 Ueneral Patiitenx'^r and Tit'k<^t AKent, 
 
 Union Pu 'P '^. 'Mroad, Uniuba, Ncbroslu, 
 
 H, WAOHHUtfbr "''^^h'^^^"* than any house on the Coast. 
 
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 There are very few who have lived on the Pacific Coast who are not familiar 
 with the history of this great line of railway ; and to it the rapid development 
 which has attended the Hight of time since its construction is universally con- 
 ceded. The aid rendered by the Government in its completion has been rewarded 
 in a permanent growth and an encouraging outlook for the near future. That 
 vast stretch of fertile country lying to the north of its route in Wyoming, 
 Montana and Idaho has been brought into easy reach and has been made the 
 objective point of settlement for a steady flow of immigration. With the con- 
 struction of branch lines of road means of rapid and cheap transportation will 
 be inaugurated, and this great area of territory of unlimited capabilities will be 
 made the source of boundless revenue. From Ogden to Omaha the scenery is 
 unexcelled, and the ride over this wonderful route in magnificent coaches is one 
 of constant pleasure. Nature has exerted herself and left evidences of her handi- 
 work that are incomparable. The Union Pacific is the pioneer line, and its 
 elegant coaches, substantial, well ballasted road-bed and efficient management 
 deserve a recognition from the residents of the Pacific Coast replete with lasting 
 appreciation. Its organization and completion met with many obstacles, and, 
 since success has been plucked from the tree of labor, eiforts are being made to 
 usurp its right to that remuneration by other companies. It is an old friend and 
 ita interests should not be ignored. 
 
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 CAHFOIU ELASTIC TRnSS Co. 
 
 Market Street, San Francisco. 
 
 -^■"■"■"^ MMnufaotarera of the ^|||53| 
 
 iBest luprovei Trises,|iS^ 
 
 Constructed on Soientifio 
 em^i c ^n m principles and sell on 
 
 BwaiLt. ^^ their merits. ^/OOUBLL'^ 
 
 FROM A RAILROAD CONDUCTOR. 
 
 Gilroy, Cal., Nov. Zlst, 1879. 
 
 W. J. HoRNE, KsQ., Proprietor California Elahtic Tuuss Co., 8. F. 
 
 Dear Sir:— I take great iileaaiiru in stating tliat tlie doublo truss I purehased from 
 you for seven dollars, liascuMi-LETELV cuked my littlu son of rupture on liuth sides. 
 The iteel trusses ho had worn before, lia<l caused liini much pain, but when your oxcel- 
 lent Elastic Truss was applied it gave him immediate relief, and efTectccl a rKRMA- 
 NENT ctjRE in one year. I would not have him in such a state again for thousands of 
 dollars. You may make any u.so of this statement you winh for the lienctit of suffer- 
 ing humanity. Yours respectfully, U. AV. CLAKK, Couductor 8. P R. B. 
 
 LATEST CURE. 
 
 Quincy, Cal., Sent. 30th, 1879. 
 W. J. HoRNE, Proprietor:— I received your letter of the 24th Inst, to day. The truss 
 jrou sent me last Spring has <jumi>letei,y cured my rupture, which vw small and 
 not very bad. 1 have great faith in your trusses. They will cure any rupi ■ if it is not 
 • very bad one. I do not know of any one in this vicinity that is ruptuiud but what 
 has one of your trusses, and <i.ll speak liighly of them. You are at lil>erty to make any 
 proper use of this letter you may wish. 1 remain, yours respectfully, C. W. SMITH. 
 
 A RBMARKABL.E CURB. FROM A LADY. 
 
 Tomales, Marin Co., Cal., June 2, 1879. 
 W. J. HoRME, Proprietor California Elastic Truss.— Dear Sir: I can cliecrfully 
 testify to the merits of your valuable Tmss as it has elfected a permanent c\irc of my 
 painful rupture. I purchased the Trusts of you June 18, 1877, price ijflO. it has done 
 wonders for mo in perfoiniing this cure, as I had been ruptured from childhood, and 
 never expected to get cured. I have not worn any tniss for overono year. I can hon- 
 estly advise any one to purchase your Truss, for I know it, value after many years' 
 experience with all kinds. Yours, respectfully, MKS. M. STUMP. 
 
 LATEST MBDICAIi BNOORSEMENT. 
 
 Martinez, Cal., February 17, 1879. 
 W. J. HORUE, Proprietor California p:iastIo Truss Co.- Market St., S. F. Dear 
 Sir:— In regard to your California Klastic Truss, I would say that I have carefully stud- 
 ied'its mechanism, and applied it in practice, and I do not hesitate to say that for all 
 Domoaes for which Trusses are worn, it is the best Truss over offered to the pu1)lic. 
 •^ *^ Yours truly, J. U. CAllOTHKItS, M. D. 
 
 PRICE LIST. 
 
 BINOLR. DOUilLK. 
 
 Plain Elastic Tnu», 1 J inch, Web Nickel Plated |J500 $8 00 
 
 Good •• •' IJ " U. 8. Web 6 00 10 00 
 
 Best " " iJ " Euroi>eanWeb " 8 00 12 00 
 
 Best '■ " 2 " IT. 8. Web " 10 00 15 00 
 
 Best " " 2 " EuroiHjauWeb " 12 00 16 00 
 
 Children's Tntss, all sizes, " 6 00 7 00 
 
 Adult's Umbilical (naval,) Trusses, 10 00 
 
 Endorsed and recommended by the medical faculty as the latest and best. 
 
 The California Truss is reversible; hence will fit either side. Catalogues free. 
 
 Trusses forwarded to all parts of the world at oiu: expense, on receipt of price. 
 
 ^9'In ordering a Truss, send the amount by Registered lictter. Post Office Money 
 Order or Draft. When required will be sent by Kxpress. C. O. D. Address all com- 
 munications, giving size in inches, around the waist, to 
 
 CftLIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 
 
 Market St., Opposite 3d, San Francisco, 
 
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 HORNE & WEST'S 
 
 ELECTRO-MAGNETIC 
 
 MEDICAL BELT. 
 
 HORNE^i^WEBT'a 
 Ills ELE CTHO - MATSNBTic ' B eitI 
 
 "WHY IS ELEOTEICITY LITE?" 
 
 Thim BfiLT ia one of the wonders of the age, both ai 
 a ucieutitlu instriiiiient, and, in its power to remove 
 what has been supiioi't'd to be incurable diseaae, it an- 
 swem the above qnui-.tioii. 
 
 This belt is u »'/<' iliixiiture in 
 
 Jllefll<;i(I Klfrtricitjs 
 and its construction and uppliuitlon to tlie body is 
 based on entirely 
 
 A New Thpory, liistniitl}' reiiOTlnjt P«lii. 
 It Kruppleswitb diseuse, unil ovcicduita it by ti ' nsforiu- 
 ing electricity into tlie Wiulit'nud lite lorces, t thus 
 restoring health uiid \ iuor. 
 
 The Klt)rlr<i-ni«di«al Pi-inciplea 
 upon which the uction hi' tiiis )>elt is based, were dis- 
 covered ))y actual e.iiiriiiiinitiil njiijlicatioiin of Electric- _ 
 ity to the cure of the discaseii named below, and while' 
 the belt is 
 
 Hifthlr Scirntiflf, nill last for }Mra. 
 It is equally simple, practical and rii.:y of adjustment. 
 It is so pov/erful in its action, that it is cuiiable of run- 
 ning a 
 
 Telei;raph an Hnnilred MUph, 
 or of burning the Hesli of a iieriiDii, or it will reduce the 
 strong current tuso gentle a tension tliut it will not 
 disturb the 
 
 N«vv«» of an Infant. 
 in its passage. It produces a large </i«i iitUii of the elec- 
 tric force, and conveys it tm the woivn through the 
 l)ody, and to nvi ii oigun ni it. Tiie electric current eii: 
 ters the siiine at the sacial plexus, or "small of the 
 back," thence to the "poles of the nervous system, 
 and by so doing, it strengtiiens the nerves and restores 
 to health and activity 
 
 Every Or|ra» in <lit< Bofly. 
 It also conducts tbe < untut al' uv-r tlic oiitHule of the 
 Ijody, thus reiiioviiiK all i.i /, > „«, nilnti-iiln of nerve and 
 nuiHcles arising from distiise. 
 
 It will Cure the following Diseaiies: 
 
 Female Diseases, - 
 Pains in tlie Back, 
 Hips, Head or Iiiiiibs, 
 
 Nervous Debility, 
 
 Lumbago. 
 
 Oeneral Debility, 
 
 Rheumatism, 
 
 Paralysis, 
 
 Neuralgia, 
 
 Sciatica, 
 
 Disease of Kidneys. 
 
 Spinal Diseases, 
 
 Torpid Liver, 
 
 Gout, 
 
 Sexual Exhaustion, 
 
 Hernia, or Kupture, 
 
 Asthma, 
 
 Heart Disease, 
 
 Dysirepsia, 
 
 Constipation, 
 
 Erysipelas, 
 
 Indigestion, 
 
 Sexual Weakness, 
 
 Impotency, 
 
 Ciatarrh, 
 
 Piles, 
 
 Epile|)sy, 
 
 Dumlj Ague. 
 
 This modern hnproved belt not only restores the de- 
 bilitated, weak and emaciated sy.stem to full health, 
 but ! . enhances in both se.ves the pleumirex of life, 
 sexually, mentally and physically. 
 
 miC'KS LIST. 
 
 Elet^tru-MnKiK'tlc Belt, Full Power $15 
 
 Elcctro^MtiKUelle Kelt, Full Power, 
 
 wltli Applluuee 990 
 
 gSTIn ordering a belt, send the ^mount by Register- 
 ed Letter, Post Oflice Money Urder or Draft. When 
 required, will be sent by Express, C. O. D. Address 
 all communications, giving size around the waist, to 
 
 Home & West 
 
 Electro - Magnetic Belt Co., 
 
 702 llarket St., Cor. Zearn7, Saa Frasoisco. 
 
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 ^STREET CARS TO AND FROM RAILROAD OBPO^ 
 
 Pass the House every Fifteen Mioutei^ 
 
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 Rates, 61.25 and 82.00 per Day. 
 
 Tius,popuIar Hotel has been enlarged by the addition or « th'trvl story, with 
 3,ff:Mre(l-ii|>pptnted rooms, has been refurnished and refitted in the most el«^M 
 ntanner, and i8>,iiow one of the most comfortable and commodious hotels in the 
 (Atfi . Liige pleasant rooms for fwniKes. 
 
 A 60A0H WILL BE AT ALL THJliiit 
 
 To carry Passengers Free to th<t'Hotei. 
 
 «AS III £VBBY«M|C|X VX 
 
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ihird story, with 
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 kus hotels in the 
 
 HEADQUARTERS FORt ALL STAGE LINES LEAVING tfE CITY 
 
 NORTH, SOUTH, EAST AND WEST. 
 
 Rate^: S^.OO to S3.00 per Day. 
 
 BEST ACCOMMODATION ASSURED TO GUESTS.