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Lorsque le document est trop grand pour Atra reproduit en un soul clichA. il est filmA A partir de I'engle supArieur geuche. de geuche A droite. et de heut en bes. en prenent ie nombre d'imeges nAcesseire. Les diegremmes suivsnts iiiustrent le mAthode. 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 '•>¥ ■^' " > . . ' t .; n, Wi$hington, too, ilritana, Wjfoming, *^Col«Fado, ■■■■ ■:' '^'!'. / ■■. J- ■', Capital p Capital^ Total Gai United Stat Loans on B, Cash. in Co: Cash in Na Cash in Ba. Premiums m TBOS. B. BIQ Pacific Bri New Mexicc, Utati, Nevada, 1 XRD TBI Waiian Islands. v> eyKyii/uvest CoUectiorv -6 100.000 00,000 1^,500 1. •0,000.00 'b'boo.oo \ 83.74 ^^,882.50 t4,m2.99 fi>§20.19 i i90N. ■•oretary. CO. Cat, BstAbllvbed Jfojr, IIHNI, Beo#s«nIML": I- ■ f ;■' «<* Oalifiyrriulr^Bam, Fpanoiseo. Challenge Ore Feeder, FOK- Cr^UATarrz BULLS, Over I I OO are now In use, C^WIng Entire Satisfaotloii Twenty per cent more Ore ^mahe4 with t'ifteen per oent. Lese Weiir of Iron tbuan bj Hand FeecUnir* ^ n iA il TnOUTT A TT'D'M'nV 7Iannnictarrrs of all deBcrlptlonii of Oaarts and J UoU U n. Il£liN I) 1 »atv Mill HRchlnery. A iMtrm Stovk of Mth __ . . __. -^ ff new and Me«ond-Hand at Machine Works. Macnine works, nos. 49 & 51 Fremont St., San Francisco Aseats ftr •' BAKJBB'il " ROTABY PBB8B1JRB BItOWBBW. •' P. BLAIiiDBL|i * CO'H MAGHIMISTS' TOOIill. Also, FOB HOT POlilBHBU tlHAFTIIitt treat Akren Iron Co., Akron, Okie . ■A .-i> iMiklM ■^'AX: *>.'.i.t, ■ -■••,1., S ii, r*' ■''i"'": tif 1- 1 1 jj, ' ill J I 'I , > ( (7a2ij!^|&-^5(tn IVonctsco. lA* 8* StAId[2B']D&' RE3f]|Y L. DAVIS, 8m> Safwcitfani to A. 8. Hallldle, KoblnHon A Hallldle, mad Omliftornis Wire Works Co. MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN .,be™«"Wire goods :bba8s, coppeb and iron THE 8CUTT PATENT FOUB- POINTED BARBED FENCE WIRE, liteenaed under all Patents. FLA.T AND ROUND WISE DOPE OF IRON ANO STBBli. Have Constantly on hand a Full JLIne of WIRE WORK RULINGS. GUARDS, SCREENS. StovM* Shade Cloth, Bird Cages* B»ttery Screens* ete. OFFICE AND SALESROOMI, No. 6 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. \'%. 4^ "■'^^■^^3M' ■ H Il ium, i M .^'^>^K.fm^, L i ' , ' ' ' 'rr > 4 ; i f ii iiv - I, (DAILT AKB WlSBIi^irfc?^^ Has a Circnlation Equal to all thr «' Papers Published on the Paeifls3 f ^••i^-vA/''^ Its telegraphic news is the latest and most 0CNm|)le, THE DAILT EVENING POST Will be served by carriers at 16 cents per week, in any part of San Finn- Cisco, Oakland, or neighboring cities and towns. Terms per year ... . . . (Postage paid), $6.70 THE WEEKLY POST Will be sent to all parts of the world for $2.00 per year (postage paid) in advance. - .. ^-<. iiii iM rr I rm California — 8r t \ California — San Franciaco. xiu INSURMCE T COMPAinr OF CALIFORNIA. Assets $1,250,000 Losses Paid $4,500,000 HOME OFFICE, S. W. comer California and Sansome Streets. SAW FRAKCI8CO, CAliIFOBMIA. m OLDEST am LA B6EST Paciic Coast Fir e Insnrance Coipy. Its popularity Is attested by the fact that its business on this Coast for ISSl, yielded PREMIUM RECEIPTS GREATER Than those of Any Other Company, American or Foreign. p. J. 9TAPT.ES, President. ALPHEUS BULL, Vice-President. W. J. DUTTON, Secretary. E. W. CAHPENTER, Asst. Secretary. cc e^ CAFfi SUPERIOR. C^ TIENDA MEXICANA Calle de Dnpont, No. 1326^, SAN FRANCISCO. CAFli SUPERIOR. En este establecimiento se venden productos do M^co & precioe sumamente bontos. EFEGTOS DEL PAlS Cotd y ti del mas flno, y toda Close de Aborrotei. ZEFERINO VALDEZ, Proprietario. D3 ^f^ SUPERIOR COFFEE 132e4 ' DUPONT STREET SAN FRANCISCO. All of oar Goodr are First^Claas. Everything in the Orocery line can be found at uur Store at very low prices. A Superior Article of OolTee. ZEFERINO VALDEZ, Proprietor. XIV Calif omia — 8cm Framdaco, lowe's Meil Slates Sla&ld Scales. ALL SIZES AND CAPACITIES, Including Union, Patent Even Balance, Portable Platform, Portable Drop Lever, 1 and 2 Pillar Dormant. 3 to 20 ton Hay Scales. Also, Ore, Wheat, Flour, Army, Leather, Dealer, Fish, Dairy, Pork, and Rollin;;: Mill Scales. The Hlsliest Honors were given to the HOWi: (^CAIiE at the Centen- nial Exposition upon the following essential points: Ist. Protected Bearinj^rs. 2d. For their Strength. 3d. For thoir Siniplicit^i'. 4th. For their Economy in Construction. 5th. For their First-rate Material and Worltmanship. 6th. For their various Oriuinal Impro\ ements and Adaptations, which, bein;; patented, are exclusively possessed by the HOWE. DAVID N. HAWLEY, General Agent, 117-.119 Market Street SAN FRANCISCO. Hortop's Eureka Cart. Or, TWO-WHEELED PHAETON. f - • 09 Pine Street. PBIMCIPAJi COBBBSPOarDBSirTS. LONDON Uniob Bank of Lordon. FRANKFORT, A. M Gebruddr Schuster. HAMBURG Ferdinand Jacobson. BERLIN Wm. Roeenheim & Co. ROMR Ant. Cenul GENEVA A. ChenevIereA Co. BASLE Les fils d'Isaao Dreyfus. BAYONNE .1. Oomnies & Cie. VIENNA Societie I. & R. Au' Ichienne de credit pour le Commerce et' I'lndustrie. YOKOHAMA. SHANGHAI, BOMBAY, HONGKONG, CALCUTTA. Agency of tlie Comptoir d'Escompte^de Pari< Deposits Reoeived. "^ EXCHANGE BOUGH" AND SOLD, and LETTERS OF CREDIT Granted, available in the United StatM, Europe, Cuina, Japan and India. Commerciai paper dlacounted, advances made ; 10 C I Ul THE MAGNIFICENT 1 HOTEL Sel UOFTEl ^ IS OPEN ALL THE TEAR ROUND i^ For the Beception of Oneata and Seekers after Health. I 1»» . 4. m^ . 4. t CaUfomia — 8om Franciaso. xxy Monterey, California, THE "QUEEN OF AMERICIM WATERING PUCES," AND The Most Charming Summer and Winter Resort in the World. PaciSc Srove Retreat MONTEREY, CAL., The Christian Seaside Resort. ^^^ is open for the Reception of VISITORS, TOURISTS i CAMPERS All the Year Round. Illu8tr at ed ^* Folders,'* Oiving full iafurmation in relation to the GROVE, ROUTES TO MONTEREY, ACCOMMODATIONS AT THE GROVE, THE STORES AND STABLES, RELIGIOUS SERVICES, CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE, MORAL AND PRU- DENTIAL MANAGEMENT, SEA BATHING, BOATING, LOTS for BUILD- ING RESIDENCES or for RENTING PURPOSES, etc., can be obtained of Mr. J. O. Johnson, Supt. Pacific Grove, Monterey, or from any Station Agent on the line of the Central or Southern Pacific Railroai>s. Reipeetfally, 'Agent Parlfle Imiirovclflient f^mpaay, nonterejr, Cal. A WH6 li UNMMIllAllim^ffiQrTHI OIOQIIAPHV OP THIS COUNTRY, WILL ' ^ MS BriilMIIIIIIO THIS MAP, THAT THI Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific R'y, Belns the Great Central Line, affords to traveler*, by reason of its unrivaled geo- graphloal position, the shortest and best route between the Bast, Northeast and. Southeast, and the West, Northwest p.nd Southwest. It Is literally and strictly true, that Its conneotlons are all of the principal lines of road between the Atlantic and the Pacific. By Its main line and branches It reaches Chicago, « A" ' *. I 'jj ^ ' ' " ' ..'< '•■ «r ■ i. V i : i - . v i itj i ;-j;r-i ti ;;//%'| ii; *T i i ii,i||i i i ffii i i i Viitii Secure the '#. .*:■■ ,'■■ %i Mi*< California .,-*t Daily, Sunday and Weekly Ctormaa Newepafkir. ^ (Ebtabuihkd 18M.) Thoroughly MetropoUtaa, Enterprising, Preeh, Newayaad'SpaxIding, The Ti«ad1ng Oemian P»- per In the State with over 100,000 GERMAN INHABITANTS. ALt gLASSES OF Who are keeking the German Tradt* will find AdvdrtTgemeqts in the CUt' IFORNIA Dbmosiut i«m1 by a larg'rir number of reader^ than th«y would by any other channel. Terms per Annnm. Dally Xdltlon ...tlOM wee&i* " a.M Sunday " ...... .r.. 8 51 Weekly and Sunday. . 4 M Only Oerman Paper west o( Mis- sour that furnishes its Iroaden with the; UTEfJ TELEGBAPHIC BEPOBTS Of the Aasoelated Pren. AdTertlaementa inserted on the Most Liberal Terms. The Circulation of the Demokrat is THREE TIMES IJARGER than that of any other daily Oerman Newspaper, and larger than all the Oerman papers combined published on this coast. FREDERICK HESS «t CO., Editors and Proprietors. 400, 418 Bush Street (Demokrat Buildingr), San Francisco. ESTABIilSHED ISSiB. L. P». FISHER'S ADVERTISING AGENCY Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants' Exchange, CALIFORNIA STREET^ SAN FRANCISCO. Asent fbr the Tlrclnta Enterprise. Portland OreKonian, Stoekton Independent, Marysville Appeal, Sacramento Mee, etc. Advertisements solicited for papers published in California, Oregon, Nevada and Colorado ; Wash- ington, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Arizona, and adjacent Territories; Sandwich Islands, Polynesia, the British Pussrssiions, Mexican Ports, Nicaragi'.a, Panama, Valparaiso, Japai and China; New Zealand and the Australian Colonies, the Atlantic States and Europe. AtlvertlsementH received A>r any Me wapaper published In tlii? U. States. ■ fVc Calif omAa — Ban Frcmdaeo. XXZl Hew Wisconsb Hotel f No. 902 Montgomery Street, s^isr FliA.isrci8co. BENRY EVAIfa, Propriotor, (SUCCESSOR TO JOHN TREMBATH.) RATES OF CHARGES. Board and Lodging, per day $1.00 Board and Lodging, per week $6.00 to $6.00 Single Meals 26 cents. Single Rooms 60 cents. This HOTEL is convenient to the Victoria, Oregon, San Diego and Humboldt Steamers. Superior Accommoitations for Families at Reduced Rates. Transient visitors will find this one of the most comfortable and oonvenie^it houses in the city, the rooms being large, light and airy. o-FREP COACH TO THE HOU8E.-«» xzzu Califomia — San Francisco. H. S. CROCKER A CO. San Ft*anciaco and Sacramento, mPOBTIMG AIVD iOm^Wk€ PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, BOOKBINDERS, BLANK BOOK MANITFACTURERS. Novelties in Stationery and Fine Goods. AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OP ILLUMINATED CORRESPONDENCE CARDS. Fine Papers with Envelopes to Match. H. S. CROCKER & CO., 208 and 210 J Street, Sacramdnto. 215, 217, 219 Bush Street, San Franolsoo. DIXOISr, BERNSTEIN & CO, MANUFACTURERS OK f SECO'Vir O.A.SZIS, 2SO and 252 MARKET ST., San Francisco. Branch : Comer Front and Stark Streets, Portland, Oregon. San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory. Established 1863, D. W. LAIBD, 27 POST STREET, BET. KEARNY AND MONTGOMERY, SAN FRANCISCO. Watches, Jewelry and Diamond Work, Badges and Medals for Sale and Made to Order. Watches and Jewelry repaired by Skillful Workmen. Boiti I Califcfmia — Som Francisco. xxxiii DIEFENBACHER'S wm m m >ooooe( Trade Blark. It has been my constant aim and desire for the last ten yearn to produce a Tonic which I couid recommend to my patroriM as a thoroughly good and reliable article. After repeated experiments, I have at last produced a Tonic which I can safely guarantee as the best article of the kind yet discovered for the cure of Dandruff, FallinK Out of the Hair, Dry- ne«8 of tne Scalp, etc. This Tonic has the merit of having cured many cases where the best of other remedies have failed. It is nicely perfumed, and independent of its curative power, is a most agreeable dressing tot the hair, making it soft and glossy. If you are troubled with any disorder of the scalp, try a bottle of my Tonic, and the beneticial effects of a few ap- plications will be apparent. If used according to my dircL'tionu it will never fail. PREPARED BY GEORGE DEIFENBACHER, TONSOKIAL ARTIST, ttlli liarkin Stre<>t Man Francisco. For sale by all Drussists. Payne's Bolt Works, (Late California Boit and Nut Worl(s.) Ngs. 114 & 116 Mmion St., San Francisco. PATNE BROS, Frop'rs. Manufacturers of all kinds of BOLTS # NUTS For Machines, Bridges, Elevators & Agricultural Implements; Bolt Ends, Joint Bolts, Lag Screivs. Ship-Building Bolts, Tap Bolts and Set Screws, blank or threaded; House, R oof, and Foundatio n Bolts, Washers, etc. Bolts and Nuts of every description made to order on the most favorable terms. XZXIY Oregon — PoriUmd. Northern Paeifie Railroad, WESTERN DIVISIONS. In connection with the Oregon Railway and Nav. Go's Lines to fonn the With a continuous rail line from The Great Lake s to Deep Water o n Puget S:unil. THE PACIFIC DIVISION Is iiow in operation from Kalama, on the Columbia River, to the Sound Port of New Tacoma, connecting at Tenino with Daily trains for Olympia. THE FEND D'OREILLE DIVISION Leaving the lino of the 0. R. & N. CO., at WaluUa Junction, is the only rail route for AINSWORTH, SPRAGUE, CHENEY, SPOKANE FALLS, RATHDRUM, Lake Pend D'Oreille, And all points in Northern Idaho and Montana, THE CLARE'S FORK DIVISION Rapidly nearing completion to within easy distance of Missoula, will soon be reco<;nized as The Rapid • and Cheap Transportation Route between Montana Points and the Pacific Seaboard. GENERAL OFFICERS: HENRY VILLARD, President, 82 Broadway, N.V, T. P. OAKES, Vice President, A. J. THOMAS, 2d Vice President, SAM'L WIILKESON, Secretary R. L. BELKNAP, Treasurer, GEO. GRAY, Gen'l Counsel, J. A. BARKER, Gen'l Auditor, J. W. SPRAGliE, Gen'l Supt, Nqw Tacoma.W.T. MARTIN WINCH, Gen'l Bgs. A^ent, PoHland. JOHN HUIR, Supt. of Traffic, PorUand, Or. C. N. SCOTT, Aud. and Disbursing Officer, Portland. H. TIIIELSEN, Supervising Engineer, ■■ J. L. HALLETT, Supt. of Construction, " H. D. SANBORN, Purchasing Agent, •• OTIS SPRAGUE, Supt. Pac. Div., NewTacoma. H. W. FAIRWEATUER, Supt. Pend d'OreUle Division, Sprague, W. T. A. L. STOKES, Oen'I Eastern Pass. Agent, 62 Clark Street, diicago .. i Oregon — Portland. xxxy Orep Rail way ani Havip tion Con'j. The Extensive Transportation System of tlie Nortliwest. THE OCEAN DIVISION. SWunch and Elegant Iron Steamers EVERY FOUR DAY8. The "COLUMBIA," Captain Belles. The "STATE OF CALIFORNIA," Capt. Debney. The "OREGON." Captain Polemann. Between San Francisco and Astoria and Portland. The Gateway to the Inland Empire. Commodious River Steamers Daily. Down the Columbia to Kalama and Astoria. Up the Willamette to Oregon City and Salem. Up the Columbia to Bonneville. THERE CONNECTING WrrU. Daily Express Trains for The DaUes* Umatilla, Walla Walla, Waitsburg, and Dayton. And with Boats at KiparialbrAlmota,Lewistonand Snake River Points. From Kalaina tlie^raina of the Northern Paclflr. connect at Tacoma, W. T., with Fine Sound Steamers tor t9eattle, Port Townsend, TIctoria, B. C, ITteialady, He- home, on ReUiiiSham Bay, and with River boats tor points on tlie SJKA4irlT and NOOKSACK. BIVfiHM. ^__^__^_^___^__ nnrlns the Season, SpecialUnducements and Low liates offered to Tourists to view the Beautiful Scenery ot the Columbia and Willamette Ilivers, to Ilwaco and the Seaside, and overland to the euchantiuK waters of PIKiiET (SOITIV J>, the S|M>rtBmen'S Paradise. This Company also dispatches alnionthly bnat from Colilo for Priest's BapldS and points in Yakima and Kittitas Valleys, while the rail branch now being constructed from the line of the Pend d'Oroille Division, N. P. R. R. will soon penetrate the Palouse country to Farm- ington, Colfax, Moscow and|Endicott. GENERAL OFFICERS. H. VILLARD, P...sident, New York City. J. N. OOLPH, Vice-President and Consulting Attorney, Portland, Ui. C. H. PRESCOTT, Manager, << J. M. BUCKLEY, Asst. Manager, " C. J. SMITH, Comptroller, " HORACE WHITE, Treasurer, New York City. THEO. WYOANT, Asst. Treos., Portland, Or. JOHN MUIR, Supt. of Traffic, •■ J. H. HUDDLESON, Auditor, Freight'and Ticket Accts, Portland, Or. A. L. STOKES, Gen. Eastern Pass. Agt., 52 Clark St., Chicago. A. L. MAXWELL, Ticket Agt., PorUand, Or. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO. , Ag'ts and Supt's, San Francisco. Capt GEO. J. AINSWORTH, Supt. River . Division, Portland, Or. F. T. DODGE, Asst. Supt. River Div., " .INO. GATES, Chief Eng;, Riv. Div., " H. THIELSEN, Chief Eng. of Construction, • Portland, Or. M ARTIN WINCH, General Baggage Agent, Portland, Oregon. 4 > ZXXVl Kansas — Topeka. HO W TO GO EA ST.^ The New and Popular Route is Via the ATCHISON, TOFEEA | SANTA FE, AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROADS. This line carries the traveler from San Francisco through Southern California and the city of Los Angeles; through the valley of the Rio Gila in Arizona; along the banks of the Bio Qrande and through the cities of irocorro, Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Las Vegas, in New Mexico, across a picturesque corner of Colorado, and over the broad prairies of fertile Kansas— just now rejoicing in the distinction of being the prize agricul- tural State of America. At Kansas City or Atchison, connection is made with a dozen great trunk lines, for all points north, east or south. The time and cost are practically the same as by other lines, but in nearly everything calculated to interest the traveler and make the journey an enjoyable one the Southern Route is vastly superior to the old beaten tra'ik across Nevada. THE EQUIPMENT Of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe is not surpassed by that of any of the great routes of travel and traffic in the United States. A smopth track, rock ballast, steel rails, elegant coaches, Pullman pal- ace sleeping cars— these are only a few of the main features. An examin- ation as to details will show that the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe is provided with every approved device tending to secure the comfort and satety of passengers, ancl enjoys a record for freedom from accidents of which any road might be proud. Among the items of equipment peculiar to the Atchison, Topeka AND Santa Fe, are the Emigrant Sleeping Cars, for which there is no extra charge.- These cars are similar in construction to the first-class sleepers, except that they are not upholstered. By furnishing their own blankets emigrants may make themselves as comfortable in these cars as in first- class sleepers. The Eating Houses of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe are all under the supervision of one man— a caterer of long experience— and nothing is left undone in this respect to make travel a pleasure to the traveler. TWELVE HOURS SHORTER. That is the time you will save by taking the Achison, Topeka and Santa Fe when traveling from any point in Central and Southern Colorado to Kansas City and the East. Take Leadville, as an example, for a start- ing point. The best time made to Kansas City, by way of Denver, is forty- six: hours and thirty-five minutes. The best time made between Leadville and Kansas City, via Pueblo and the Santa Fe route, is thirty-six hours. Taking all the regular passenger trains that leave Leadville for the East, during twenty-four hours, and the advantage in time gained by the Atchi- son, Topeka and Santa Fe to the Missouri River is from eleven hours to thirteen and a half hours. For maps, rates, time tables, full description of the route, and any other information you may desire, address W. F. WHITE, Oen. Pasa. and Jickei Agent, Topeka, Kansas. LAS VEGAS HOT SPRINGS. These springs rise not far from the mouth of a beautiful canon, which opens upon the plains six miles above the city of Las Vegas. Here nature tp Kansas — Tr Priee Iilst and Detailed Deacriptlon. L J. H. IMITCJHJELL, Oor> 4th ana A atnetB, ... SANTA BOdA, 4 •^•ff^—T' xl Calif (yi'nia — San Francisco. PATfSKTBD DECEMBBK 81, 1H75. fieed's Sectional Boilerl and I Steam-Pipe Coreringr. — ^AMD — AGENT FOR REED'S ELASTIC SECTIONAL NON- CONDUCTING COVERING Fcr Steazxx S'a.xfaces, OFFICK AKD FACTORT; 316 Townsend Street, - • - San Francisco. Branch Omce, - - - 22 California Street. I. L. MERRELL, Manufacturer of the UNIVERSAL WIREBOUND ASBESTOS BOILER COVERING. AND DEALKR IN Asbestos Roofing — AND — HATEBIALS, Soapstoie Mastic Rooiiie. PHCENIX IRON WORKS No8. 18 and 20 Fremont St, near Market San Franoiaco, CaL ALL KINDS OF ^Prison Celiss Bridge Work ;i Wrooffht Iron Crirders and Beams. Fire and Burglar-Proof Safes. Bant Vaolts and Bant Loots. Wrought Iron Doors and Shutters. ALL KINDS OF HOUSE-SMITH WORK Hade to Order. R. YOUNG, Proprietor. 1 I California— Ban Frandaco-TrucJcee. xli The Ov erland M onthly. 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The railroad trans- ports grain to the shipping points on the Columbia River and Puget Sound at a moderate and uniform freight* rate, which insures the far- mer a paying price for his products. THE CRAZING LANDS are covered with the nutritious bunch grass, on which stock feeds the year roimd. THE TIMBER LANDS are covered with a heavy growth of pine, fir and hard wood trees, and are traversed by streams that afibrd ample water power. The Railroad Lands are Sold at Low Prices on Easy Terms. A r; .a soil, a mild and healthy climate, good transportation facilities, a growing, intelligent and enterprising population, and excellent oppor- tunities for industry and capital invite the emigrant to Oregon and Washington. C. B. LAM BORN, Land GommlMrioner, PAUL SCHULZE, St. Paul. Minn. General Iiand A^eat* Portland* Oregon. i ? ^» California — Sa.n Francisco. xliii IF TOU WANT THE VERY BEST ROUTE EAST That SoMte is via the CUcaio a&il lortbestsrii Railwaf. IT IS THE SHORT LINE TO AND FROM CHICAGO. AND THE BEST ROUTE TO Detroit, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg, Montreal, Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Clevelanfl, Buffalo, Albany, and all other Points F?st. OB CHINA AND JAPAN FASSENaEBS, Should go by thia Road when en route to ENQLANU or any point In EUROPE. ITS AGENTS IN SAN FRANCISCO Can sell you THROUGH TICKETS through Cauada and via Niagara Falls; also, via Toledo, Buffalo, Pittsburg, or via any railroad East of Chicago. IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS. You want the very best, and can (ret it in no way save by seeing that your tickets East o( Council Bluffs read tU CHICAUO AND NOiTrHWBMTEBN BAIIiWAY. Do not forget that the IVorthtvestern la the only Western Road that runs the Iaape> rial Palcee Dlnlns Cars. Remember that the MORTHWEHTBRN makes Direct Conneettona with all the Truak liine Railroad Eaat of Chleaso. 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WATERBURY WATCH CO Watches and Materials WATERBURY CLOCK CO Clocks and Materials YALE CLOCK CO Clocks and Materials E. INGRAHAM & CO Clocks and Materials SIMPSON, HALL, MILLER & CO . . . . Silver-Plated Hollow Ware WM. ROGERS SUver-Plated Flat Ware C. ROGERS & BROS Casket Trimmings, etc MILLER BROS. CUTLERY CO Knives and Steel Pens JESSE OAKLEY & CO Soaps, Perfumery, etc G. I. MIX & CO Iron Spoons, Ladles, etc ^w— i r CONTENTS. i T Academy, Cal ■ 477 Aeampn, (Jul 477 Ada, M..iit 1382 AduiiH Sprln;{ii, Cal 47^ AilatUHville, irtah 1273 Adelalda, Cal 477 Adlii, Cal 477 Adobe Moadowg, Cal 477 Adubetuwn, Mont 13S2 iEtno Sprliiifa, Col 477 Airiiew'ii Htation, Cal 477 Afnsworth.WT 1107 Airlle, Or Of>7 Alameda, Cal 478, 1474 Alameda Pulnt, Cal. 477 Alamillo.NM 1446 Alamo,Cal 481 Alaska 120« Alba, Or 967 Albany.Or OSS Albina,Or OOa Albion, Cal 481 Albion, Idaho 1356 AlbiKtuerqiie, N M 144U Alcatraz, Cal 481 Alder, Or 983 Alderton,WT 1107 Alert Bay, BC 1489 Alexander Valley, Cal 481 Alexandria, A T 1410 Al^erine, Cal 481 Alliambra Mill, Cal 481 Alisal, Cal 481 Alkali, Or 963 Alkali Lake, B C lis.'i AlleKlmnv.Cal 481 Allen Springs, Cal 482 Allen Station, Cal 482 Allendalo, Cal 48" Allerdite, Mont 1382 Alma, Cal 482 Alma, NM 1451 Alma, Utah 1273 Alnitt, Idaho I3r.6 Almota,WT 1107 Alpha, WT 1107 Alpine City, Utah 1273 Alpowa, WT 1107 Abea.Or 963 Alta, Col 4S2 Alta, Utah 1273 Altamont, Cal 482 Altaville, Cal 4S2 Alto, WT 1107 Alturos Cttl 4S2 AlmuKiKk, Cal 4*<3 Alvarado, Cal 483 Hallast Point, Cal 493 Alviso, Cal 483 Ifallena, Cal 493 Anmdor Cltv, Cal 4^3 Ball's Fervv, Cal 494 Amador Gravel Mine, Cal . . . 484 Banderita Mine, Cal 494 Annabella,'Utah 1273 Annaly, Cal 48fi Antelope, Or 964 Antelo|>e, Hac Co, Cal 485 Antelope Valley, A^ 1410 Antelo]H), Yolo Co,'Cb1 48n Anthony Hoiue, Cal 485 Antiooh, Cal 48.') Apache I'aw, AT 1410 Apex, Cal '. ,. .. 480 Applegate, Or 964 Aptos, Cal 486 Aqueduct Citv, Cal 487 Arbuckle, Colusa Co, Cal . . . 487 Arbuckle, Shasta Co, Cal. .. 487 Arcadia, WT 1107 Areata, Cal 487 Arco, Idaho 13.')6 Ardrum, Mont 1383 Argenta, Mont 1383 Artfonta, Utah 1274 Ari^entine, Cal 488 Arivaca, AT 1410 Arizona Territory 1401) Aillnijton,Cal 488 Arroyo Urande, Cal 488 Artesia, Cal 488 Arthur, Nev 1210 Arthur, Or 964 Arthur,WT 1107 Artondale. W T Uor Ashcroft, B C 1185 Ashland, Or 964 Ashlev, Utah 1274 Aasotln Cltv, W T 1108 Astoria, Or'. 985 Athlone, iJal 488 Atlanta, Cal 488 Atlanta, Idaho 1356 Atwater, Cal 488 Auburn, Cal 4S0 Aums> ille. Or 970 Aurora, Nev 1210 Aurora, Or 970 Aurum, Nov 1211 Austin, Nev 1211 Avena, Cal 490 Aztec 1451 Azusa, Cal 490 Bailey, Nev 1213 Bairtl, Cal 490 Baker City, Or 971 Baker's Station, Cal 490 Bakersfteld, Cal 491 Bald HiDs Store, Cal 493 Ballard, (;al 493 Amargo Cal 484 American Fall, Idaho 1356 American Fork, Utah 1273 American Mine, Cal 484 American River Bridge, Cal. 484 Amcsport, Cal 484 Amity, Or 903 Anacortes, W T 1107 Aiialieim, Cal 1474 Anaheim Tianding, Cal 484 AnatoTie, W T 1107 Anderson, Cal 484, 1475 Anderson's Springs, Cal 484 Andersonville, Mont 1383 Angel's Camp, Cal 484 Angel Island, Cal 485 Angle, N M 1451 Bangor, Cal 494 Barmack City, Mont 1383 Banner, Cal 494 Banning, Cal 494 Bannister, Idaho .1356 Banta, Cal 494 Barkerville. B C 1185 Barranca, N M 1451 Barratts, Mont 1383 Barrett, Nev 1213 Barron, Or 972 Barlett Springs, Cal 494 Basin, Mont 1383 BaUvia, Cal 494 Batchelor, Cal 1475 Batesville, Utah 1274 Bath, Cal 494 Battle Creek, Cal 405 Battle Creek , Idaho ISfiO Battle Mountain, Nev 1218 Bay View, WT ..1108 Beach, WT 1108 Bean, A T 1410 Buaver, Idaho 1366 Beaver, WT 1108 Boar Kiver City, Utah 1274 Bears Mouth, Slont 1388 Bear Valley, Colusa Co, Cal. 49S Boar Valley, Marlp'a Co, Cal. 405 Boar Valley, 8 Diego Co, Cal. 405 Beaver Creek, Mont 1383 Boavor Harbor, BO 14S0 Beaverton, Or 072 Beckwith,Cal 40S Bedford, Mont 1838 Bed Rook, A T 1411 Bolen,N M 1451 Belknap, Mont 1834 Bolknaj) Springs, Or 072 Bolleville, Cal 49fi Bell.', lie, Nov 1216 Bclljvue, Idaho 13."i6 Bellovue, Or 972 Bellovue, Utah 1274 Bello,Cal 496 Bollota, Cal 495 Boll's Station, Cal 495 Belmont, Cal 495 Belmont, Mont 1384 Belmont, Nev 1216 Bend City, Cal 495 Beuiiia, Cal 495 Benjamin , Utah 1274 Bennetville Los Ang Co, Cal. 407 Bennettville, .Mono Co, Cal . . 497 Benson, A T 1410 Benson, Utah 1274 Benton, Cal 497 Beowawe, Nev 1217 Berdan, Cal 497 Berkeley, Cal 499 Berlin, Cal 499 Bernal, N M 14.51 Bernardo, Cal 499 Berry Creek, Cal 500 Berryvale, Cal 500 Bertha, Cal 500 Bethany,Cal 500 Bethany, Or 972 Bethany,WT 1108 Bethel, Cal 500 Bickelton, W T 1108 Biebor, Cal 500 Big Bar Creek, B C 1186 BigBug.AT 1411 n\g Butte, Or 972 Big Dry Creek, Cal 500 Big Gulch, Cal ... 501 Big Lost River, Idaho 1357 Big Meadows, Cal 501, 1475 Big Oak Flat, Cal 501 Big Oak Flat Hill, Cal 501 Big Pine, Cal 501 Big River, Cal 501 Big Timber, Mont 1334 Big Trees, Cal 501 Big Valley, Uke Co, Cal. . . 501 Big Valley, Lassen Co, Cal . . 501 Biggs, Cal 601 Billings, Mont l834 Bingham Cafion, Utah 1274 Blnghampton, Cal 602 Birchville, Cal 602 Bird's Landing, Cal 502 48/ Coiitenta. Birdaview, W T 1108 Birney, Mont 1836 BisbM, Mont UU Bishop Creek, Cal 602 Bitter Water, Cal 603 Blacic Bear, Cal 603 Blaclc Diamond, Cal 60S Blaclcfoot, Idaho 1357 Blaclcfool, Munt 18S6 Blade Point, Cal 503 Blaclt's, Cal 503 Blacli'a Ranch, Cal 1476 Blaine, Idaho 1357 Blake, Utah 1275 Blakeley, W T 1108 BIal3ck,Or 972 Blanco, Cal 503 Blocksburg, Cal 503 Bloomfleld, Cal 504 Bl30mfleId,NM 1452 Bloomfleld Farm, Cai 504 Bl3omington, Idaho 1357 Blue Canyon, Cal 504 Blue Creek, Utah 1275 Blue Lake, Cal 504 Blythe, A T 1411 BJfa, Cal 504 Bodeg:a,Cal 505 Badega Corners, Cal 505 B3die, Cel 505 B3i?us, Cai 509 Boise City, Idaho 1358 Boistfort, W T 1108 BMinas.Cal 509 Bonanza City, Idaho 1358 Bonanza Springs, Cal 510 Boon's Ferry, Or 9"' Boonville, Cal 510 Borden, Cal 510 Boston "^.anch, Cai 510 Boston Ravine, Cal 610 Boul:ier, Idaho 1358 Boulder Creek, Cal 510 Boulder Valley, Mont 1385 Bouldin Island, Cal 510 Bourne's Landin'j:, Cal 510 Bower Cave, Cal 510 Bovie siannn, AT 1411 Bozeman, Mont 1385 Bradbury, Or 9,3 Bradford's, Cal 510 Bradshaw, AT. 1411 Brady's Ranch, Cai 510 Brandon, Or 972 Brandy City, Cal .511 Brassey , Mont 1385 Brents, W T IIOS Brentwood, Cal 511 Bridge, Idaho 1359 Bridge Creek, B C 11S6 Bridgeport, Colusa Co, Cal.. 611 Bridgeport, Mend'o Co, Cal. 511 Biidgfeport, Mono Co, Cal... 611 Bridgeport, Nev Co, Cal ... 612 Bridgeport, Solano Co, Cal, . 512 Bridges, Ne". 1217 Bi Idgeville, Cai 612 Bvidgeville, Mont 1385 Brigham City , A T 1411 Brigham Citv, Utah 1275 Brighton, Cal 612 Bristol, Ney 1217 British Columbia 1184, 1489 Bronco, Cal 512 Bronson, Cal 612 Brookfleld, WT 1108 Brooklyn, Cal 612 Brooks, Or 978 Brown Flat, Cal 612 Brownlee, Idaho 1369 Brown (borough. Or 078 Brown'i, Nev 12 Cache Creek, B C 11.86 Cache Creek, Cal 515 Cacheville, Cal 515 Cahto,Cal 61 Calico, Cal 515, 1476 Caliente, CaL 516 Cilifornia 475, 14 Californi i, Misce laneoiii. . .1487 Calist>ga, Cal 510 Callahan's Ranch, Cal .517 Call's Fort, Utah 1275 Calpella, Cal 51 Camanche, Cal 61' Canibt ia, Cal 61 Cameron, Idaho 13.59 (■ameron Station, Cal 517 Camp Badger, Cal 517 Camp Bidwell, Cal 518 Camp Creek, Or 974 Camp Ooodal, Cal 518 Camp Grant, Cal 518 Camp Huachuca, AT 1412 Camp Independence, Cal,. . . 518 Camp Thomas, AT 1412 Camp Verde, AT. 1412 Camp Watson, Or 974 Campbell Hot Sulphur Springs, Cal 618 Campbell'd Station, Cal ... 618 Campo, Cal 618 Campo Seco, Calav's Co, Cal 518 Campo Seco, Tuol'e Co, Cal. 618 Campion viUe, Cal 618, 1470 Cana,C!aI 619 Can Alpine, N«r 1218 Canby, Cal 610 Canby, Or 074 Candelaria, Nev 1218 Cannon, Ot 974 Cannon, Utah 1276 Cannonville, Utah 1276 Canon Creek, Mont 1891 Canon Ferry, Mont 1891 Canton, Mont 1891 Canyon, Mont 1891 Canyon City, Cal 619 Canyon City, Or 076 Canyon Valley, Cal 619 Canyon ville. Or 076 Capay,Cal 619 Capell, Cal 619 Capistrano, Cal 519 CappsWT 1109 Carbonadi., W T 1109 Carbondale, Amador Co, Cal. 620 Carbondale, Los Angeles Co, Cal 6B0 Carbon Hill, W T 1109 Carlin, Nev 1218 tJurlton.Or 975 CarmelA, Cal 520 Carneros, Cal 520 Carpenteria Cal 520 Carrville.Cal 520 Carson City, Nev 1210 Cartwrights, Or 975 Casa Blanco, AT 1412 Casa Orando, A T 1412 Cascade, Cal 520 Cascades, W T. 1109 Cashins' Station, Cal 520 Caspar, Cal 620 Castle Creek, Idaho 1359 Castie Dale, Utah 1276 Castle Dome [.anding, A T..1412 Castle Rock, W T liOO Castle Rock , Cal 521 Castrovillo, Cal 521 Catalina Mand, Cal 521 Cathay, Cal 521 Cathlamet, WT 1109 Cave City, Cal 521 Cayote Mill-i, Cal 521 Cayucas, Cal 521 Ce ilville, Cal 521 Cedar City, Utah 1276 Cedar Creek, W T 1109 Cedar\ ille, Cal 521 Cedarville, W T 1109 Centennial, A T 1412 Contervillo, Butte Co, Cal . . . 522 Centerville, Mendocino Co, Cal 522 Centirville, Modoc Co, Cal . . 622 Contor'-'lle, Or 975 Centerville, Shasta Co, Cal . . 522 Centerville, Utah 1270 Central, Cal 522 Central City, Cal 522 Central House, Cal 622 Central Point, Cal 622 Central Point, Or 976 Centre, Utah 1276 Centre B nd, Or 1488 Ccntrevillc, Alameda Co,Cal. 522 Centreville, Fresno Co, Cal.. 623 Centreville, Mont 1301 Centreville, W T. 1100 C res, Cal 628 Cerrillos,NM 1462 Cerro, NM 1452 Cerro Oordo, Cal 628 Chadwell, Or 076 Chalk Bluff, Cal 628 Chalk Hill, Nev 1226 ^/' ^/ Contents, 48flr Ohallis, Idaho 1S50 ChampoegiOr 976 Chama. V M 1462 Chaperito, N M 145? Charleston, AT 1412 Charleston, Cal 523 Charleston, Utah 1276 Chohalis, W T 1109 Cheney, WT mo Chenuwith, WT 1114 Cherokee, Butte Co, Cal 523 Cherokee, Nevada Co, Cal . 523 Cherry Creek, Nev 1225 Cherry Valley, W T II14 Cherryville, N M 1462 Chesher, Or 976 Chester, Cal 623 Chester, Utah 1276 Chestnut, Mont 1391 Chewelak.WT I114 Chico, Cal f,23 Chico Springs, N M 1452 Child8,Cal... 620 Chiles Valley, Cal 529 Chilliwack, BC 1186 Chloride, NM 1462 China Flat, Cal S2!) Chinese Camp, Cal 620 Chino, AT 1413 Chlno,Cal 629 Chipps Flat, C-1 629 Cholame, Cal 529 Cholame Valley, Cal 529 Chualar, Cal 630 Churntown, Cal 630 Cimarron, N M 1463 cinnabar, Cal 630 Cisco, Cal 630 Ci>il Bend, Or 976 Ciac'kamas, Or 976 Clalrville, Cal . 630 Clancy, Mont 1391 Claquato, W T III4 Clairmont, X M 1463 Clark's Station , Cal 530 Clarksburjr, Cal 630 Clarkston, Utaii 12 Clarksville, Or 976 Clatskanic, Or 976 Clay, Cat 630 Clayton, Cal 630 Clayton, Idaho 13S0 Clayton's Ranch, Cal 631 Clear Lake, Cal 631 Clear K-vke, Utah 127 Cleek, Or 976 deiiiments Station, Cal .... 631 Clendenin, Mont 1391 Cleveland, Or 976 Cleveland, W T 1114 Clifton, AT 1413 Clifton, Or 976 Clifton, WT 1116 Clinton, Amador Co, Cal.... 631 Clinton, BC 11S6 Clinton, Mono Co, Cal 631 Clinton Utah 1277 Clipper Mills, Cal 631 Clovordale, Cal 631 Cloverdde, Nev . . .1226 Clover Valley, Cal 533 Clo\ cr Valley, "Jev 1226 Coalville, Utah 1277 Cobb Valley, Cal 633 Colfax Springs, Cal 1476 College Citv, Cal 684 CoUegeville, Cal 534 Collins, Or 977 Cnllinston, Utah 1277 Collinsville, Cal 684 Coloma, Cal 584 Colorado, Cal 685 C<)lton,C8l 1476 Colton,WT 1116 Columbia, Cal 536 Columbia, Nev. . . 1226 Columbia City. Or 977 Columbus. Nev 1226 Columbus, W T 1116 Colusa, Cal 686 Cilwood, BC 1186 f omo, Nev 1226 (Jomosa, Cal 633 Comox, B C 1187 Comptche, Cal 6.'?8 Compton, Cal 638 Cnncord, Cal 638 Confidence, Oal 639 Conn Vail', v, Cal 639 Conner Creek, Or Contents 48c Contention City, AT 1413 Conway's Landing, Cal 639 Cooke, Mont 1391 COOS Citv, Or 977 copper City, Cal 639 Copperopoiis, Cal 639 Copper Vale, Cal 640 Coquille, Or 977 coral Hill, Nev 1226 Cordelia, Cal 640 Corinne, Utah 1278 Cornelius, Or 97" Corriilitos, Cal 540 Cortez, Nev 1226 Corvallis, Or 97 Cothrin's Station, Cal 640 Cottage Grove, Cal 640 (!()ttase Grove, Or 979 Cottonwood, Shasta Co, Cal . 540 Cottonwood, Siskiyou Co, Cal 640 Cottonwood, Yolo Co, Cal . . 640 Cottonwood, Idaho 1360 Cottonwood, Spokane Co, WT 1116 Cottonwood, Stevens Co, W T 1116 Coulterville, Cal 641 Council Valley, Idaho 1.360 Coupeville, W T 1116 Courtland, Cal 641 Cove, Or 979 Coveland, WT 1116 Covelo, Cal 541 Cowichan, BC 1187 Cowlitz, WT 1116 (Coyote, Cal 641 Coyote,NM 1453 Coitzens, Cal . 641 Crab Creek, W T 1116 CraiK.N M 1453 Crane Flat, Cal 641, 1477 Crane Valley, Kl Dorado Co, Cal 641 Crane Vallev, Fresno Co, Cal 641 Crane's, NM U.W Crowfordsville, Or 979 Coburtr, Or". U79lcreamer, Cal 642 Coeur D'alene, Idaho 18.'S9 Crescent, W T 1116 Dixon Coin, WT 1116 Cold Springs, Mont 1301 Cole's Station, Cal 583 C'loviUe, Cal 683,1476 Colfax, Cal 583 Colfax. WT 1115 Cromberg, Cal 642 Cromwell, Or 980 Cross Creek Station , Cal 642 CroKs Hollows, Or 960 Cross Keys, Or 080 Crossing of Slate Creek, Cal.l4T7 Crow, Or 980 Crow Agency, Mont 1894 Crow Creek, Mont 1894 Crowley's, Or 980 Crow's Landing, Cal 543 Croydon, Utah 1278 Crystal, Idaho 1860 Crystal Bay, Cal 548 Crystal Creek, Cal •. . 543 Crystal Palace Cave, Cal 643 Crystal Peak, Cal 643 Crystal Springs, Cal 548 Cueamonga, Cal 643, 1477 Cubero, NM 1453 Custer, Idaho 1360 Raifget, Oal 643 Dallas, Or 980 Dalles City, Or 981 Daly,N M 1463 Damascus, Cal 548 Damascus, Or 981 Damrell, WT 1116 Danville, Cal 643 Dark Canyon, Cal 648 Danah.Cal 643 Darwin, Cal. 544 Davenport, Cal 544 Davenport, W T 1116 Dr.vis Creek, Cal 644 Davisvillc, Cal 644 Day's Creek, Or .. 981 Dayton, Cal 545 Dayton, Nev 1226 Dayton, Or 981 Dayton, WT 1116 Dearborn, Mont 1394 Decotn, Cal .. 645 Deep Creek Fi^lls, W T 1121 Deeth, Nev 1226 Deer Creek, Cal 645 Deer L Cal 550 Dublin, Cal 650 Duck Flat, Nev 1227 Duck Water, Nev 1227 Dutfleyville, AT '. . .1414 Dufur,Or 982 Duncan's Mills, Cal 550 Duncan's Retreat, Utah.... 1279 Dundee, Or 982 Dunnigan, Cal Sol Durham, Cal 551 Dutch Flat, Cal 551 Eagle Cliff, W T 1121 Eagle Creek, Cal 552 Eagle Creek, Or 982 Eagle Point, Or 982 Eagle Rock, Idaho 13(K) Eagle Salt Works, Nev 1227 Eagleville, Cal 652 East Berkeley, Cal 552 East Lake, Cal 552 East Oakland, Cal 552 East Portland, Or 982 East Sound, W T 1121 Easton, Cal 56; Eberhardt, Nev 1227 Ebey's landing-, W T 1121 Echo, Or 985 Echo City, Utah 1279 Eddy's Xianding, Cal 5,'i2 Eden, Utah 1279 Edison, W T 1121 Esun, Or 985 Eight Mile House, Cal 552 ElCajon.Cal .'552 El Dorado, Cal 552 Eldorado Caflon , Ne v 1227 Eleven Mile Station, Cal 553 Elhi,WT 1121 Elizabeth Lake, Cal 553 Elizabethtown, Cal 553 Elizabethtown, N M 1452 Elk Creek, Cal 553 ElkFlat.Or 9Sr> Elk Grove, Cal 553 Elk Head, Or 985 Elk Horn, Sail BenitoCo,Cal 553 Elk Horn, .San Joa'n Co, Cal 553 Elkhoni Station, Cal 5,53 Elkins.NM 14ri4 Elko, Nev 122,- Elkton, Or \\<6 Ella, Or 9S« EUensbursf, Or 980 EUensburg, W T 1121 Elliott, Cal 5,53 Ellis, Cal 5,53 Ellis Landing, Cal 553 Ellsworth, Nev 1232 Elina, WT 1122 Elmira, Cal 654 El Monte, Cal 554 Ely, Nev 1232 Emery, Cal 554 Emigrant Oap, Cal 554 Emmaton, Cal 664 Emmett, Cal 664 EramettsviUe, Idaho 1360 Emory, B C 1187 Empire, Nev 1282 Empire City, Or 986 Enchanted Prairie, Or 987 Encinitos, Cal 554, 1477 Engle,N M 1454 Englewood, Cal 556 Ennis, Mont 1396 Enterprise, Cal 655 Eola, Or 987 Epperson, Cal 555 Eratus, AT 1414 Erda, Utah 1279 Erie, Cal 666 Escalante, Utah 1279 Essex, Nev 1232 Estes, WT 1122 Etna Mills, Cal 665, 1477 Eugene City, Or 987 Eureka, Cal 555 Eureka, Nov 1233 Eureka, Utah 1279 Eureka, WT 1122 Eureka Lime Kiln, W T....1122 Eureka North, Cal 560 Eureka South, Cal 560 Evans, Nev 1239 Evergreen, Cal . 560 Ewartsville, W T 1122 Fairbanks, AT 1414 Fairfax, Cal 560 Fairfield, Cal 560 Fairfield, Utah .. 1279 Fair Play, Cal 561 Fair Play, Nev 1239 Fairview, N M 1454 Fairview, Or 988, 1488 Fairview, Utah 1279 Fairview, W T 1122 Fulk's Store, Idaho. 1360 Fall Brook, Cal 561 Fall Brook Station, Cal 561 Fall City, WT 1122 Fall Kiver Mills, Cal 561 Falls, Idaho 1360 Fancher, Cal 561 Farniers\ille, Cal 561 Farmington, N M 1455 Farmiiigton,[San Jo'n Co.Cal 561 Farniington,"Teha'a Co, Cal. 562 Farmington, Utali 1280 Farmington, W T 1122 Fajal, Cal ... .562 Fayette, Utah 1280 Felton, Cal 562 Ferguson's Cove, Cal 562 Fernandez De Taos, N M. . .1445 Forndale, Cal 562 Ferndale, W T 1122 Ferron's City, Utah 12!J0 Fidago, WT 1123 Fiddletown, Cal 563 Fillmore, Or 988 Fillmore, Utah. 128(i Fine ( Jold, Cal 56;J Fir, WT ii:i3 Fir Cap, Cal 563 Firebaugli, Cal 563 Fish Creek, Mont 1393 Fisli Haven, Idaho 136u Fisli Ranch, Cal 564 Fish Rock, Cal 564 Fisherman's Bay, Cal 563 Fisher's, WT 1123 Fisk's Mill, Cal 564 Five-Mile House, Cal 564 Flagstaff, AT 1414 Flathead, Mont 1895 Fleetville, Or 989 Florence, AT 1414 Florence, Cal 664, 1477 Florence, Or 989 Florin, Cal 564 Flume House, Cal 664 Folsom, Cal 664 Forbestown, Cal 665 Forest City, Cal 565 Forest Grove, Or 980 Forest Hill, Cal 666 Forest Home, Cal 666 Forest House, Cal 666 Forest Ranch, Cal 666 Forest Springs, Cal 666 Forestviile, Cal 666 Fork of Quesnelle River, BC 1187 Forks of New River, Cal. ... 567 Forks of Salmon River, Cal. 667 Forster,Cal 567 Forster's Bar, Cal 668 Forster's Ranch, Cal 567 Fort Assinaboine, Mont. . . .1396 Fort Barbino, B C 1187 Fort Ben ton , Mont 1396 Fort Bowie, AT 1416 Fort Colville, W T 1123 Fort Connolly, BC I 7 Fort Conrad, .Mont. * J7 Fort Crook, Cal 567 Fort Cummings, N M 1455 Fort Custer, Mont 1397 Fort Eraser, BC 1187 Fort George , B C 1187 Fort Graham, B C 1187 Fort Grant, AT 1416 Fort Jones, Cal 667 Fort Kooyh, Mont 1397 Fort Klamath, ')r 989 Fort Lapwai, Idaho 1361 Fort Lemhi, Idaho 1361 Fort Logan , Mont 1397 Fort Maginnis, Mont 1397 Fort McDermitt, Nev 1239 Fort McLeod, B C 1187 Fort Missoula, Mont 1397 Fort Ross, Cal 567 Fort Seldon, N M 1455 Fort St James, BO 118/ Fort Sliaw, Mont 1397 Fort Simpson, B C 1188 Fort StantS4 Gardiner, Or 99o!Grangeville, Idaho 1302 Gardnerville, Nev 1239 [Granite City, Utah 1282 Garfield, W T 1123 Granite Creek, Nev .... 1241 Garrote, Cal 578;Granite Hill, Cal .585 Gas I'oint, Cal . 578 Granite Station, Cal 585 Gasquet, Cal 678lGraniteville, Cal 685 Gaston, Or 990,Grant, N M 1456 Gathier School House, Cal . . 678 Grant's Pass, Or 901 Gaviota.Cal 578 Grant's Station, Or 91)1 Gazelle, Cal 678 Grantsvillc, Utah 1282 Geddes, Nev 1239'Oiantvillo, Nov 1241 Genessee, Idaho 1361 Granville, B C 11K>< Genessee, Cal 578 Grass ('reek, Utah Genoa, Nev 1239 Grass Valley, C'a'. 1456 1416 1362 593' Half Moon Bay Colony, Cal . . 594 Half Way House, Calaveras Co, Cal 594 Half Way House, Santa Cla- ra Co, Cal 594 Halleck, Cal 594 Halleck, Nev 1241 Halsey, Or 991 Hamblin, Utah 1282 Hamburg Bar, Cal 694 Hamilton , Mont 1398 Hamilton, Nev 1241 Hamlet.Cal 594 HaniptonviUe, Cal 594 Ham's Station, Cal 594 Hanford, Cal 694 Hangman's Creek, W T 1124 Hangtown ( rossiiig, Cal. . . . 696 Hanlon's '"jrry, Cal 596 Hapr- camp, Cal 696 Happy Home, W T 1124 Happy Valley, Cal 596 Hai bin Springs, Cal 696 Hardman, Or 992 Hardy ville, AT 1416 Harmony, Utah 1283 Harris, Cal 596 Ilarrisburgh, Cal 596 Harrisburg, Or 992 Harrison , Mont 1398 Harrisville, Utah 1283 Harshaw.AT 1416 Hart's Mill, Cal 696 Hass Station, Cal 59e Hasty Mill, Cal 596 Havilah.Cal 597 Ha\vkin8\ ille, Cal 597 Hawthorne, Nev 1241 Havden, AT 1416 Huvden, Mont 1398 Hayden Hill, Cal 597 ris-'llav Creek, Or 1488 IHav Fork, Cal 597 Gentile Valley, Idaho 1361 Gra\e Creek, Or SHil|Huy Kanch, Ni \ 1242 George, Or 990 Gra\elly Valley, Cal. Georgetown, Cal 578 Gray Flat, (_'al . . Georgetown, Idaho 1381 Grayling, Mont. Georgia Slide, Cal 579 Gravsnn, Cal. . . Gerald, Nev 1:'40 (iray's River, W T .'^^.^IHaj wards, Cal. . ."iSSiHavwood, t'al. I mis; Hazel Creek, Cal. 597 508 598 ■t)iui!-, ('Ill ... .580 Gila Bend, AT 1415 Green Vullev, Cal .">89 Gillett, A T 1415 Greenville, t'liimaa Co, Cal.. 589 Gilmore, Cal 580 Green\ ille, Yuba Co, Cal ,59(i Gilrov, Cal 580 ioreenv ille. Or 901 Gilrov Hot Springs, Cal 5S2 Greenville, Utah 1282 Gimlet, Idaho 1302 Greenwich, Cal 590 Gimlotville, Cal 582lGreenwood, Cal 600 Glenbrook, Cal .582,(>rldley, Cal 690 Glenbrook, Nev 1240 Grimes' Landing, Cal 501 Glenbrook Farm, Cal 582 (Jrizzly Bear House, Cnl. ... 591 Glenotie, Cal 582 Grizzly F!ats, Cal .'^^91 Glencoe, Or 091 j Grouse Crock, B C 11M8 Glendale, Mont l!i97!Grouse Creek, Utah 1282 Glondale, Utah 1281 iGroveland, Cnl 501 Glcndive, Mont 1308 Guadaloupo, Cal 502 Gleneden, W T 11'23 Guadalupita, N M ..1450 Glen Ellen, Cal 582,GuttlaIa, ( al .^.0: Glenn, Or 991 «ub.serville, Cal .502 Glenn's Ferry, Idaho 1302 Guerneville, Cal .502JH(inolulu,Cal 008, 1478 Glonora,BC . :i«8 Gunnison, Utah 1282 Hood River, Or 994 Glemna, W T '.123 Guy, W T 1124!nockton, Cal 008 irobc ! Itai). Hi 1 M.Uah.... He la, Mont Hclnu illt , Mont . 59« ..I2,'<;i ..1283 .1.198 .1.399 Henefer, I tah 12S;! Henlcj , Cal 604 Hcnncss, Or Of: Hcniy's, Cal (104 Hoppner, Or 993 Herriik's Cross, CI 604 Hicksville, Cal 604 Highland, Cal 604 Highland Springs, Cal 004 Hiko, Nev -'42 Hilllmrst, WT...., 25 Hill.sbor'iugh, NM... i456 Hillsboro, Or 993 HilLxdale, Utah 1283 Hill'c Ferry,, Cal 605 llilltown, Cal... 605 Hites Cove, Cal 605 Hoko.WT 1125 Holbrook, AT 1417 Hollister, Cal 605 H.nie Park, Mont l.'J99 Honcut.Cal 608 I i . 48; Contenta. Hoopft Valley, Cal 608, M78 1 Irving, Or 906 Hooper, Utah 1283 iBaacaon, AT U17 Hoi^rsville, Cal 608 Isabel, Or 096 Hope, B O 1188 Island, Idaho 1864 Hopeton.Cal 608 Island City, Or ... 096 Hopland,Ca1 60S,IsIetoh, Cal 614 Hoquiam, WT 1126, Ivanpah, Cal 1478 Homitoe,Cal 609, Jackson, Alaska 1206 Horse Plains, Hont 1309 Jackson, Cal 614 Horse Springs, N M 1456 Jackson Gate, Cal 616 Horseshoe Bay, B C 1188 Jacksonville, Cal 616 Horseshoe Bend, Idaho 1 363 ' Jacksonville, Or 096 Hotaling, Cal 600 Jamestown, Cal 616 HotCreek,Nev 1242, Jamison, Cal 616 HotSprings, Kern Co, Cal . . 008 Jaraul, Cal 616 Hot Springs, Mono Co, Cal . . 609 Janosville, Cal. . . 616 Hot Springs, Nev 1242 Jefferson, Or 997 Hough's Springs, Cal 609 Jefferson City, Mont 1399 Houghton, WT 1125 Jefferson Island, Mont 1399 Howard, Or 094 JennyLind, Cal 616 Howard, W T 1125' Jersey Landing, Cal 618 Howards, Cal 609, Jessie, Idaho 1364 Howard Springs, Cal 609,Jesu8 Maria, Cal 616 Howe. Cal 609,Jewell,Or 998 Howell's, Cal 609 Jewels, Cal 1478 Howland Flat (or Howlands) John Adams, Cal 616 Cal 609, John Dav, Or 998 Hubbard, Or 994 John Day's Creek, Idaho ... 1364 Hudson HotSprings, N M.. 1450, Johnson, Utah 1284 Huenome, Cal 609 Johnson's Ranch, Cal 616 Hugheaville, Mont 1399 Johnsville, Cal 616 Humboldt, N6v 1242'johntown, Cal 617 Humboldt Basin, Or 004|Jolon, Cal 617 Humboldt Road, Cal 609,Ji>rdan, Or 998 Humbug, Cal 609 Joseph, Or 998 Hungarian Hill, Cal 610'joseph, Utah 1284 Hungry Harbor, Or 995 Josephine, Cal 617 Hunsaker,Cal 610 Juab, Utah 1284 Huntington, Or 995 Judsonvillo, Cal 617 Huntington, Utah 1283 Julian City, Cal 617 Huntley. Mont 1399' Junction, Idaho 1364 Hunt's Guleh, Cal . ... 610|Junction, Mont 1399 Hunt's Hill, Cal 610 Junction, Nev 124: Huntsville, Utah 1284 'Junction, Utah . . 1284 Huntsville, W T 1125'Junction C ty, Cal 617 Hupp's Mills, Cal 610 Junction City, Or 098 Hurleton. Cal 610, 14r8| Junction Station, Cal 617 Husum, W T 1125 Juneau, Alaska 1206 Hyde Park, Utah 1284lKalama, W T 1125 Hydesville, Cal OlO.Kamas, Utah 1284 Hyrum, Utah 1284'Kamil.he, W T 1126 lagua, Cal OlOjKamloops, BC 1188 Idaho City, Idaho 1363'iKanab, Utah 1285 Idaho Territory 1355 Kanarrav He, Utah 1285 Igo.Cal 610 Illinois Ranch, Cal 610 Ilwaco, WT 1125 Indepeni!cnce, Cal 6il Independence, Or 0k^5 Kanosh, Utah 1285 Kays\ ille, Utah 1285 Keam'a Canyon, AT 1417 Keating,Or 990 Keiti ley Creek, B 1188 Independence, W T 1125 Kellogg, Cal 617 Index to Advertisers 4S<] Kellogg, Or 999 Indian Creek, Siskiyou Co, Cal 611 Indian Creek, Trinity Co, Cal 611 Indian Creek, Idaho 1364 K.l ev, Cal 617 Kt hey ville, Cal 018 Kelso, Idaho, 1364 Kelton.Utah 1286 Kerby, Or 999 Indian Diggings, Cat 61l{Keremeao8, BC 1188 Indian Gulch, Cal 611 iKernville, Cal 618 Indian Hill, Cal 611, 1478 Ketchum, Idaho 1364 Indiana Ranch, Cal eiliKibbesillah, Cal 618 Indio,Cal 61l|Kilchis, Or 999 Inez, Cal 612 Kingiiburgh, Cal 618 Inglenook, Cal 612 Kingsley, Or 999 Ingles, Or 995; Kingslong Ferry. Cal 618 Inskip, Cal 6121 King's River, Cal 618 Inverury, Utah 1284 Kingston, Cal 618 lone, Cal 612|King8ton, Utah 1286 Iowa City, Cal 613jKlng'8 Valley, Or 999 lowaHill, Cal 614 Kittitas, WT 1126 Irondale, WT U26 ~ " '~~ Ircm Mountain Silver Mine, Cal 614 Kivataino Sound, B 1489 Klamath Axencyi Or 900 Kiamath Mtll, Cal 618 Klikltat Landing, W T 1126 Ki.appa,Or 009 Knappton, WT 1126 Kneeland, Cal .-618 Knight, Or 000 Knight's Ferry, Cal . . . .610, 1478 Knight's Landing, Cal 610 Khoxville, Cal 610 Konewock, WT 1126 Koosharem, Utah 1286 Kootenay, B C 1 189 Korbels, Cal 619 Korbel's Mills, Cal 619 Kreyenhagens, Cal 619 La Ballona, Cal 619 LaCtnter, W T 1126 Lac La Hache, B C 1189 LaConner,WT 1126 T^addsville, Cal «19 Ladner's Landing, B C 1189 Lafayette, Cal 619 Lafayette, Or 999 La Conoepcion, N M 1456 La Costilla, N M 1456 La Cueva, N M 1456 La Gonia, Cal 619 La Graciosa, Cal 619 La Grande, Or 1000 La Grange, Cal 619 La Honda, Cal 620 LaPanza, Cal 620 La Plata, N M 1457 La Porte, Cal 620 U Punta, Cal 620 Laguna.NM 1456 Lake City, Cal 620, 1478 Lake House, Cal 620 Lake Point, Utah . 1286 Laktport, Cal 620 Lake Tahoe, Cal 622 Lake Valley, Cal 622 Lake Valley, N M 1457 Lake View, Nev 1242 Laketon.WT 1128 Lakeview, Or 1000 Lake View, WT 1126 Lakeville, Cal 683 Lamb's Bridge, Cal 623 Lancaster, Or 1001 Lancha Plana, Cal 623 Lane's Mineral Springs, Cal- ifornia 623 Laneville, Idaho 1385 Langeil's VaUey, Or 1001 Langlois,Or HiOl Langston's Ferry, W T 1126 Langtown, Cal 623 Lang\ille, Cal 623 Lang worth, Cal 623 Lapwai, Idaho 1385 Larene.W T 1126 Lannboe. Cal 623 Larttii, W T 1127 Las Cruces, Cal 623 Las Crucos, N M 1457 Las Vogas 1457 Latham, Or ICOl Lathrop, Cal 623 Latrobe, Cal 623 Laurel, Or IWl Laurel Creek, Cal 624 Laurin, Mont 1399 Lava Bed, Cal 624 Lawrence, Cal 624 LaytonviUe, Cal 624 Leaburgh,Or 1001 Leamington, Utah 1286 Lebanon, Or 1001 Le Bright's,Cal 624 Leeds, Utah 1286 Leesburg, Idaho 1366 LeasvlUcCal 624 tff mtmimj i mmvf-' m . Contents. iSk LehtOity, Utah 1280 lettchville, W T 1127 Leland.Or 1002 Lemoore, Cat 624 Lenan.WT 1127 Levan.Utah 1286 Levengood, Mont. 1400 Lewis Cal 624, 1478 Lewis. Mont 1400 Lewis, Nev 1248 Lewiston, Cal 624 Lewiston, Idaho 1365 Lowisville, W T 1127 Lexington Cal 624 Lexington, Or 1002 Liberty, Idaho 1371 Lida. Nev 1243 Lidell, Cal 624, 1478 Lidyvilie, Idaho 1371 Lightning Creole, B C 1189 LiUoet. BC 1189 Lime Kiln, WT ...1127 Lincoln, Cal 625 Lincoln, NM 1462 Lincoln, Or 1002 Lindale,Cal 625 Linden, Cal 625 Linlcville, Or 1002 Linn's Valley, Cal 626 Lion Citv, Mont 1400 Little Elk, Or 1002 Little Falls, W T 1127 Little Lake Cal 626, 1478 Little River, Cal 626 Little Rock, W T 1127 Little Shasta, Cal 626 Little Shasta Mill , Cal 626 Little Smoky, Idaho 1371 Little Ston V, Cal 626 Littleton, Utah 1286 Little Wood River, Idaho... 1371 Little York, Cal 026 Litton Snrings, Cal 626 Live Oak, Cal 627 Livurmore, Cal 627 Livingston, Cal 623 I.ioa, Utah 1286 Lobotus Station, Cal 629 Lot keford, Cal 629 Locust Orove, Cal 680 Lo9,Minnehaha, A T Marshall, Cal 659 Marshall, W T 112S .1418 Marshtleld, Or 1003, 1488 Missoula, Mont 1401 Marshland, Or 1488 Martin, Idaho 1371 Martina, Mont ..1400 Martinez, Cal 659 Miscellaneous, Cal. . . ., 14S7 Mission San Jose, Cal 075 Mitchell.Or 15 Meadow, W T 1128 Montgomery Cree'.;, Cal. .... 088 Meadow Creek. Mont 1400;Montrcello, Cal 088 Meadow Valley, Cal Oe7|Montpelier, Idaho 1872 Meadowville, Or lOPO Monument, Or 1007 m Contents. MoodyviUe.'B 1190 Mooney Flat/Cal 683 Moon's Ranch, Cal. Moore's Flat, Cal 6S8 Moore'g Station, Cal 688 Mooretown, Cal 688 Moorhouse, Or 1008 Mooga, Cal 684 Mora, NM 1468 Morgan City, Utali 1295 Morgdn'8 Mine, Cal 684 Morgan Valley, Cal 684 Mormon Bar, Cal 684 Mormon Basin, Or 1008 Mormon Island, Cal 684 Moro, Cal 684 Morritto, Cal 6<4 Moscow, Idaho lo72 Mosquito Gulch, Cal 684 Moss Landing, Cal 6S4 Mound House, Nev 12U Mountain City, Nev 1244 Mountain Dale, Or ...1008,1489 Mountain Home, Idaho 1376 Mountain House, Cal 1470 Mountain Ranch, Cal 684 Mountain View, Cal 684 Mountain View Station, Cal. 685 Mount Balxer, WT 1129 Mount Bullion, Cal 685 Mount Coffin, W T 1129 Mount Eden, Cal OS.") Mount Fairview, Cal 6S5 Mount H pe, Cal 6S.') Mount Idaho, Idaho IST-^ Mount Pleasant, Cal 6S5 Mount Pliasant, Or lOOS Mount Pleasant, Utah .... 129.') Mount Scott, Or 130 South Bend, W T :150 South Butte, Cal 880 South Cottonwood, Utah . . 1349 South Eel River, Cal 8:J1 South Fork, Cal S81 South Fork, N M 147? Soutii Jordan, Utah 1340 South Sprint; Kiver, N M. . .1472 South Vallejo, Cal 881 Southport, Or lOtfO Spadra, Cal 881 Spangle, W T 1169 Spanish Dry D'Kgrings, Cal. . 8S1 S anish Flat, Cal 881 Spanish Fork, Utah, 1360 Spanish Gulch, Or 1000 Spanish Hollow, Or 1090 Siwnish Ranch, Cal 881 Sparta, Or 1000 Spanl^htown, Cal 881 Spence's Bridge, EC 1104 Spenceville, Col 881 Spokane, Mont 1405 Spokane Bridge, W T 1150 Spokane FaUs, W T 1160 Sprague, W. T 1164 Sprague River, Or 1000 Spring Brook, W T 1167 Spring City, Utah 1850 Springerville, AT 1425 Springlield, B C 1104 Spi inK^eld, Cal 882 Sprinjifield, Or 1000 Springfield, Utah 1350 Spring HiU, Bmvw HmkI Co, Mont V.405 Spriag Hill, OalUtinCo, Mont 1406 Spring VolleT Stora, Cal ... . 882 Sprlngville, Cal .-^priniitville, Utah 1860 Sprucij Grove, Col 832 Squak, WT 11B7 Squaw Hill, Cal 882 Squaw VaUey. Cal 882 Stanton, AT 1426 Star, Idaho 1880 Star, Nev 1263 Stnrk's Point, W T 1167 Stayton, Or 1001 Steamboat Springs, Nev 1253 SteiIaK)om, W T 1167 Steins I'ass, N M 14 Stephens, W T 1167 Stoptoe, W T.. 1167 S;e ling, Mont ...1405 Sterling, Utah 1350 Sterling, WT , .1107 Storiingville, Or lODl .Stti\ens> ille, Mont 1405 Stewartville, Cal 882 Stillwater, Cal 882 Stillwater, Mont 1405 Stillwater. Nev 1253 Stillwater Cove, Cal 882 Stipp.Or 1091 Stockton, Cal 88''. Stockton, Utah 13.50 Stone, Or 1091 Stone Station, Mont. . .1405 Tijior. A« UM TaykwviU*. Cal SOS TaylonvUla, C»l 901 TkylonviUa, Vtikh 1860 Tecoloto, NM 1478 Ttcoma, Nev 1268 Tahachapi, Cal 002 Tehachapi Summit, Col 002 Tehama, Cal 002 Teion Reservation, Col 004 Telegraph, Col 004 Tele.:raph Creek, W T 1168 Temecula, Cal 004 Tompscal,Cal 004 Tempe.AT 1426 Temperance, Cal 004 Tern I'iute, Nev 1268 Tenino, WT 1168 Ten Mile, Or 1002 Tequesquite, N M 1472 Tei-minus, Mont 1406 Teriaee, Utah 1361 Tovibton, AT 1126 The Dalles, Or 1002 Theon, W T 1168 Thistle, Utoh 1851 Tliorne.NM 1472 Thmbor, Utah 1851 Thurnian MilU, Idaho 1380 Tidewater, Or . . 1099 Tiurra Amarilla, N M 1472 Tillamook, Or 1099 Tij)ton, Cal 004 Tiptop, AT 1425 Title 4^ Towns recei\ ed too late for regular insertion 1474 Toana, Nev 1263 Toledo, Or 1099 Stony Point, Cal 897 Straders, Mont 140 > Strawberry Valley, Cal 897 Sublett, Idaho 1380'Toledo, W T 1168 Sugar Pine, Cal 897 iToU-House, Cal 904 Suisun, Cal 897 Toniales, Cal 004 Sulphur Bank, Cal 808 Tombstone, AT 1426 Sulphur Creek, Cal 898'T.)oele, Utah 1351 Sulphur Springs, Or 1091 Toquerville, Utah 13 1 Toston.Mont 1406 Tower House, Cal 904 Total Wreck, Arizona 1482 Townsend, Cal 006 Tracy, Cal 006 Treasureton, Idaho. 1380 Tremont, Cal .... 006 Trent, Or i09D Trenton, Utah 1861 Ties Alamos, AT 143i Tres Pin(«, Col 006 Trinidad,Cal 006 Trinity Centre, Cal 006 Trout Creek, Mont 1406 Troutdale, Or 1000 Truckee, Cal 006 Tuiilco, W T 1168 Tualatin, Or IIOO Tubac.AT 1482 Tuvker Station, Utah 1861 Tucson, AT 1432 Tukannon, WT 1163 Tulolip, W T 1163 Tulare, Cal OOS Tularosa, N M 1472 Tule Lake, Or 1100 Tumwater, WT 1169 Tuolumne Bridge, Cal 1487 Turlock, Cal Oil Turner, Or 1100 Turquesa, N M 1478 Tuscan Springs, Cal 012 Tusearora, Nev 1264 Sulphur Springs, Utah 1360 Knmas, BC 1194 Summnr Lake, Or 1091 Summerville, Cal . . 898 Summerville, Or 1091 Summit, Cal 898 Summit, Or 1091 Summit, Utah 1360 Summit Mills, Idaho 1380 Summit Station, Cal 890 S'lmner, Cal 809 SLmner,WT 1167 Sumpter, Or 1001 Sujioliilen, Cal 800 Sun Kiver, Mont 1406 Sunset,AT 1426 Susanville, Cal 890 8utro,Nev 1268 Sutler tjreek, Cal 000 Sutterville, Col 001 Sutton, W T 1167 Sutton House, Cal 001 Suver.Or 1001 Swansea, Cal 901 Sweet Home, Or 1002 Sweetland, Cal 001 Sweetwa er, AT 1426 Table Bluff, Cal 001 Table Rock, Cal 001 Tacoma, W T 1107 Tahoe City, Col 001 Tamarack Flat, Cal 1487 Tangent, Or 1002 Tonsey Point, Or 1002 Tustin City, Cal 012 Taos,NM 1472,Tuttletown, Col 012 Tasonville, Cal 002 Twin Bridges, Mont 1406 Taxaas, W T . . . 1168 Twin Ri- er, Nov . .126*1, 48p Contents. "I Twin WcUs, WT 1170 Tybo, Nev 1256 T>Kh Vulley, Or lltH) Tynor, Utah ISfii Tyrone, Cal 912 Uintah, Utah ISfil Uklah, Cal 012 Ulidla, Mont 1400 Umatilla, Or 1100 Unipqua Ferry, Or 1100 Uncle Sam, Cal 014 UniUne, Cal 010 Union, Nev 1250 Union, Or IKH) Union, ITtah 1362 Union City, WT 1170 Union Ridge, WT 1170 Unlontown, Cal 010 Unlontown, Or 1101 Unlontown, W T 1170 Unity, Mont 1400 Unity, WT 1171 Upper Lake, Cal 010 Upper Mattolo, Cal 916 Utah 14S9 Utah Territory 1200 UtialacUly, W T 1171 \'aca Station, Cal 910 Vataville, Cal 010 Vullecito, Cal 018 Vallejo, (;al OIH Vallejo Junction, Cal 022 Valley, Mont 1408 Valley Center, Cal 022 Valley Ford, Cal 922 Vancouver, W T 1171 Van Winkle, B C 1194 Vojaro Station , Cal 923 Verdi, Nov 1250 Vernon, Utah 1352 Vernon, W T 1171 Vernonia, Or 1101 Verona, Cal 923 Victor, Mont 1406 Victoria, B C 1104 Viejas, Cal "023 Vienna, Idaho 13S0 Villard, Or 1101 Vina, Cal 923 Vinson, Or 1102 Viola, Or 1102 Virgin City, Utah 1852 Virginia City, Mont 1406 Virginia City, K "v 1250 Virginia Bar 023 Visalia, Cal 023 Volcano, Cal 920 Volcanoville, Cal 020 Vulture, AT 1441 Wadsworth, Nev 1204 Wagon Mound, N M . . 1473 Waha, Idaho 1381 Waitsburg, W T 1171 Waldo, Or 1102 Waldport, Or 1102 Waldron.Or 1102 Waldron.WT 1172 Wales, Utah 1352 Walker River, Nev 1205 Walker's Prairie, W T 1172 Walkerville, Mont 1407 Walla Walla, W T 1172 Walley's Hot Springs, Nev. .1205 Wallsburgh, Utah 1352 Walnut Creek, Cal 026 Walnut Grove, AT 1441 Walnut Grove, Cal 927 Walsh's, Cal 027 WaltervlUe, Or 1102 Wanship, Utah 1852 Wapinitia, Or 1102 Warm Springs, Mont 1407 Warm Springs, Umatilla Co, Or 1102 Warm Springs,Wa8co 0o,Or.llO2 Warner, Cal 027 Warrens, Idaho 13S1 Wartham, Col 027 Wasco, Or 1102 Wash, Cal 028 Washini^on, Nev Co, Cal. .. 028 Wasliiiijfton, Yolo Co, Cal. . . 02S Washington, Idaho 1381 Washiii:.;ton, Nev 1205 Wasliinjrton Territory lloO Wa>hin},'ton, Utah 1352 Washinxton Corners, Cal 928 Washin^ftim Guluh, Mont. . .1407 Waslicnigal, W T 1182 Waslitucna, W T 1182 Waterford, Cal 028 Waterford, W T 1182 Waterloo, Cal . . ... 928 Waterloo, Or 110; Waterman, Cal 928 Watrous, N M 1473 Watson Gulch, Cal 920 Watson's Ferry, Cal 020 Watsonville, Cal 020 Waverly, WT 1182 Woatlierby, O 1103 Wea\ er\ illo, Cal 032 Weed, Cal 932 Weiser Bridge, Idaho 1381 Wei'cr Citv, Idaho 1381 Wcldon. Cal 932 Wellington , B C 1204 Wcllinjjtun, Nev 12(iri Wellinirton, Utah 13!i2 Wells, Nev 1265 Wells, Or 1103 Wollsville, Utah 13.')2 Wenas, WT 1182 Wongor, Cal 932 West Berkeley, Cal 032 West Branch, Cal 033 West Butte, Cal 033 West Chehalem, Or 1103 West End, Cal 033 We -it Jordan, Utah 1353 West Oakland, Cal 033 West Point, Cul 033 West Portage, Utah 1353 West Union, Or 1103 Westminster, Cal 034 Weston, Idaho 1381 Weston, Or 1103 Weston, Utah 1353 Westport, Cal 984 Westport, Or 1103 Westwood, Idaho 1881 Weyand's Corner, Cal 034 Whatcom, W T 1182 Wheatland, Cal 034 Wheatland, Or 1104 Whipple Barracks, AT 1441 Whisky Diggings, Cal 935 Whisky Hill, Cal 935 Whiskytown, Cal 936 Whiteaker, Or 1104 Whiteliall, Mont 1407 Whitehall Station, Cal 936 WhiteOak, Cal 036 White Oaks, NM 1473 White Plains, Nev 1266 White River, Cal 986 White River, W T 1182 White Rock, Nev 1266 White Rocks, Utah 1853 White Salmon, W T 1183 Whitesboro, Cal White's Bridge, Cal.., Ward, Nev ... . V. .V. '.'.'.'.'.'. '. '. 12651 Whitestone, WT .1188 White Sulphur SprlngB,Mont 140r Wickonburg, A T 1441 Wickes, Mont 1408. Wilbur Springs, Cal 986 Wilbutton, WT 1188 Wll^lor's Landing, Mont.... 1408 Wildcrville, Or 1104 Wild Flower, Cal 930 Willioit Springs, Or 1104 Wilkcnsheim, W T 1183 Wilkuson, WT 1188 Willamette Forks, Or 1104 Willomotte Slough, Or 1104 Willamina, Or 1104 Willard, Utah 1368 Wlllcox, A T 1441 Williams, Cal 936 Williams, Or 1104 Williams Lake, B C 1204 Willnrds, Nev 1260 Willis, Mont 1408 Willits, Cal 987 Willopa Valley, W T 1188 Willow Creek, Mont 1408 Willow Creek, Nev 1260 Willow Glenn, Mont 1408 Will.)W Ranch, Cal 989 Willow Springs, Nev 1260 Willow Springs, Or 1104 Willows, Cal 938 Wilmington, Cal 939 Wilmington Breakwater, Cal OSO Wilsonville, Or 1104 Wilsonville, Utah 1853 Windsor, Cal 989 Winl'ick, W T 1183 Winneniucco, Nev 1266 Winsor, Utah 1353 Winters, Cal....- 039 WiPtbrop House, Cal 040 Witter's Sjirings, Cal 040 Wooilard's Landing, W T.. ..188 Woodbine, Idaho 1881 Woodbridge, Cal 940 Woodburn, Or 1104 Woodinville, W T 1183 Woodiords, Cal 941 Woodland, Cal 941 WoolesTW 1432 Babbitt J H 446 Battnall & Cu :1201 " Baker City Tribune" 971 Baker Daniel W 676 BakerEH 944 Baker & Hamilton 408 Baker & Johnson 674 Balny AJ 457 BanJmann, Nielsen & Co. 307, 436 Bank o( Visalia (i:>e). 025 Banner I'atking Co. 808 Baptis John H 434 Barber Geo & Son 12S0 BarrJ I) 44s Barrett John 10f>8 Barry John 838 Barton HC 1163 Bashford >' W 1188 " Battle Mountain Messen- ger" 1214 Baumgarten A & Co 306 Baxter S & Co 1153 Beardsley M H 1302 Beary Sam'L 1065 Beckwith O O 13o4 Beebee W S 1308 Beenian Wm 44 Beer & Thompson 1155 Beggs & Percival 746 BehuninI'M 574 Belisis John 1055 ' ' Belmont Courier " 1216 Benedict N 855 Benedict & Smith xi Bentley H&Co 041 Benton J M 1223 Bergevin Chas L. 1064 "Berkeley Advocate*'. ... 400 Bemhard E F 670 Berteling & Watry 432 Berry & Place Machine Co. . x Beverly Frank P 685 Be\'erton Samuel 068 Bidwell John 62S Billings, Harboumo k Co. . 880 BirdsallMrsM J 814 Black Diamond Coal Mining Co xii Black Howard 441 Blackburn k Frederick 880 " Blackfoot Register " 136' BlogenNJ 1006 Blake House 726 Blanchard'g Hambletonlan Stables Boardman Geo 1868 Bodley E C 48w BodwellHH 460 Boesch Emile 410 Bolton Thomas 400 Bonzagni M & Co 78t< BoKtwick k Davis 1188 BoetwickNW 604 Boyd John 770 Boyd Robt 880 Boyle & Co 1301 Bradley k Doheny 1180 Bragg Robert 46^ Brandenstein H & Co. 467 Bravemian Louis & Co Margin line Bravinder B B 1161 BrechtelO 1178 Bredemey er William 1884 Brenner J H . 1057 Brim&Cluff 1277 Bruikerhoff k King 647 Brixen Andrew 1885 Brmlersen J L A & Co 476 Brook & Kneass 427 BnM)ke k Deaves xxvii Br(H>klyn Hotel 454 Brown Col W H 30f Brown k Dane 110' Brown J H & Son 1200 Brown Dr L 1061 Browning F O 625 lirundS 400 Bua.ler August 1096 UuderWni 1280 Bull Ceo & Co 881 Bunker Robert F 426 Bunnell C C 1868 Kureau of Immigration xxviiiand 1076 Burke John J 411 Uurkhart Broe 962 hums Robert 1337 Bill rell k Cotton 72!) Burrows W H 1113 Busch AC&Co 871 Busclike U A D 005 Butler Goo R 650 Butte Miner" 1808 Buttertield Bros 1069 Butz& Meeker 728 Bvrd Dr JO 1086 Calm M... 410,425 "( alaveros Weekly Citizen".1488 Calitoriiia Demokrat xxvii California Market 426 California Medical College .. 725 California Normal and Scien- tific School oi; California & Oregon Stage Line 05C CalifornU Wire Works vi Cameron k Hull 468 Cardon Paul 1280 Cardon k Thatcher 1200 Careless & Croxall 1.S87 Carey T N 1204 Carnes k Lowe 1178 Carpenter Aleck 629 Carr Richard 1201 "Carson Appeal" 1226 Carson C W 1162 Cartier F 729 Casainayou AkCo 1201 Ciesar C & Co 1060 Cavin James 804 Chalmers Mrs Robert 686 Chandler W M 11«5 Cherry A F & Son 061 Cherry & Parkes 061 Chicago, Burlington k Quln- cy R.R xxix Chicago & Northwestern Ry . xUii Chicago, Rock Island k Pa- tiWcRR xxvl Chicara«t Mail Stage Line 649 Coats MT X260 Coffcv James 1066 Cofley John B 1086 Coleman D J 1179 Collier William 1062 Colton Dental Association . .. 469 Columbia (.'omiiiercial Col- lege Interleaf 1016-17 "Columbia Chronicle" 1120 "Commercial Reporter" .... 1070 Compton k Kerr 060 Compton L F 1164 "Concord Sun" (The) 966 Condon k Mcintosh 1260 Conklin Bros, Margin line and 80S Conley Mrs R S 1246 Conlin k Roberts 439 Cook & Butler 1240 Cook H N S86, 418, 425 Cook & Jackson 622 Cook L H 1006 Coon M F 408 Cooper S N 1170 'Coos Bay News" 1488 Corbitt k Macleay 1056 Corson k Rodgers 1068 "Cor^allis Gazette" (The) .. 079 Craft CF 1179 Croce & Marchand 449 Crocker HS&Co xxxll Crooks k Conser 008 Crosby N 1186 Cross Broe 1308 Cross Howard A ... 498 Crossen J B 1006 (Tossett E T .. 400 Culberg Isaac 488 CurleyJH&Co 446 48r Index to Advertiaemenis. "Curry County Port" DSfl "D»lly Kvenlng I'onf ' lThe).1208 ">illy Free Prew" B08 •'Dally Herald" (The) H82 •'Dally Nevada Tribune" (The) 1224 "Dallv Union" r<88 "Daily and Weekly Inde- pendent" 1232 "Dally and Weekly Bontl- ner 1239 "Dally and Weekly Tldingfs" (The) ftss DanforthCH 1183 Daniels E W inei) Daves V B ens Davis Mrs SB 1461 DavisW 3 1442 Dayton Brewery Ulf) De Bell Joseph 124') Degan LP 48w 886 De Lany John 14ft5 Delnionico Restaurant (Tlie) 1007 "Democratic State Journal" 1120 Dencer Dr P ll«5 DenohJ W 751 Denne Oeo & Co 833 Dennison Dan fi77 Denniiitnn E O 469 "Dental Jarius" 781 Desimonu J &Co 881 Devov Bros 580 Dewey & Ci 488, 471 Dickson, DuWoir & Co xli Diefenbacher Geo xxxiii DletleCharles a DietzG 598 Dllvf & Qropper 1070 DIriwoodey H 1388 DIxnn, Bernstein & Co.xxxll,10e2 "Dixon Tribune." 548 Doone & Co 426 Dolan' James W 439 Doretv Joseph H 437 DorrO R 1142 Douijfhertv & Wilson 631 Douglass J M & Co 1227 Dow JB 1096 "Downey Signal" 649 Drake B F 1087 Drugan W C 1075 Ducommun C 650 Dunlap A M 1216 Dunne Daniel 1339 Dunton PF 888 "East Oregonian" (semi- weekly) 1016 Edwards William 729 EibelO 1450 EitelMrs F 492 Eliason OL 1334 Elliott Martha A 4(16 Enterprise Mill and Bldg Oo iii "Equal Riglits" (The) (daily and weekly) 864 Espenschied J P 882 Esterly R G 1169 Eureka, Humboldt Bay and Crescent City Steamers . . 559 Eureka and Palisade R R. ..1127 Evans & Askey 615 Evans & Spencer 1819 "Evening Post" vli Everdinc: & Farrell 1060 EverszEW 1179 EvertsP 1127 Ewing & Hoehn 799 EwingSC 1333 Exitic Gardens xlvi Fallon James G. . 536 Farmer's Co-operative Union 952 Fwnsworth & McConnell.. .1133 Farr Aaron . . .,...', ,,, 1202 Farr Brothers 1804 Felntur-h Broi OSS Felton \..1 14S7 KIcId MlnH H N 780 Fluster, The Painter 674 Firenian'rtFund Ins Co 1 'tck cover and xiii Flslicr & Butcher 1876 Fishor Gaines 1086 Fisher Henry 799 VUhor \, P xxvii Fis hel's Hotel 1810 FIsko (leorge 04S "FIw" Job Printing Office.. 602 Flulschiior, Mayer £ Co. ... 1056 FlomlngWJ 1013 Foard & Stokes 060 F' >lkerH J H A & Bro, 400, 446, 44S Fontuhio J G Forlios BO 86S Fov S 651 Frank Henry 48w, 407 Franklin Brass and Iron Works 890 Franks & Lean 807 Freeman H 695 Freeman Wm A 490 Freinian B 1074 Fre.sno News Co (The) 574 "Fresno Republican" (The) 053 Freund FA 878 Friedlander B 446 FryeAA J 1873 Fuhrmann A M 452 Fuido Bros 398 Gftiihard Hotel . 459 Galindo(The) 731 Gallagher J B 1230 Galli& Co 424 Gambs John 7.38 Gardiner Dr 1840 Garesche, Green & Co 1202 Garroiht Mrs J J 1229 Gatelv P J 422 "Gaude" Stanislas 473 "Gazette "(The) 1124 Georgetown "Gazette" 579 Giesv Jacob 070 Gilbert li Bennett 630 Giilon E E 019 Oilman JC 632 GilmorRF 014 OIlmoreA 1201 Ginocchio O & Co 1444 Giroux D 1263 Gladding, McBean & Co . . 453 GliuhetichJ 830 Glover .Tames C 798 Gotlard k Fraziir 1075 Godilard & Say re 1162 Golden State and Miners' Ironworks xv Goldsmith W E & Son 404 Gol Istein & Cohn 411 Goltormann & Co 401 Gordan Bros Front cover Gordon John A 1.390 Oradehand Frank 1064 Goshen Wringer and Sweeper Co XX Graham John .,.1086 G<-angers' Business Ass'n. . . 604 Grant James P 630 Gratton E 1072 Gruy, Samuel & Co 1370 Gray W T & Co 108S GreHS George 743 Griswold Mrs EH 1266 Griswold'g Gem Saloon Par- lor 1112 Oroenninger Henry 1097 108ft Hariand Gross J A 002 Groxler Mm L A 1840 Oruenliagen C H 462 Gundlach J Jc Co. . .Front co\er GuHlean C at C» 1840 Gutto A Frank xv Haight, Robert & Co 440 HttUA I Jc Co 48d Hall ft Campbell 1164 Hall k Forsyth «jS Hull JT&Co 728 Hall k Paulson Furniture Co ...1164 Humburg-Magdeburg Fire Ins Co.. BacK cover and xv Hamllev k Sinnott 1008 Hansel L 807 Hansen 080 Hanson H 1070 Wm 020 Harnev Mury A 1260 HirrlsJohn 1848 Harris Simon 1067 Harrison k Evans 018 Hart Elijah C& Co 088 H 1 rt A Fitzpatriok 1078 Hurter * Corbett 670 Hartman & Co 1482 Hartman C W 1186 Hartshorn k Waters 400 Harvey W C 760 Haskell C L lv Hatch C P 747 Hawley David N xlv Hawley E B & Co 1180 Ha.^ t W A * Son 770 Heald.sburg < 'ollege 001 HeaUlshurg " Enterprise " . . 008 Healdsburg Job Printing OlHce 008 Heald's Business College ...Interleaf 824-5 Hc-alyTJ 460 HoilJ'Wm 1077 Hell ath John 756 Heisterman H F & Co 1202 Hellwegen's Art Gallery ...Interleai 804-6 Henderson Dr L 1080 Henderson O H xll Heiidv Joshua v Henley Dr Wm 1069 Henriksen k Jensnn 886 " Heral l-Argus " (weekly). . 882 Hermann k Radway . .1451 Herrall k Zimmerman 1000 Herren Bros 1008 Herz Gustav 442 Hewl t H H 890 Hibben T N & Co 1201 Hii-ksD&Co 48u High k Carlln loOO Hightower J G 014 Hill Rev J B xlvi HillJF xllv Himes, the Printer 1062 Hinks James k Son 410 Holge, Davis & Co 1003 Hodges OeoD 1470 Hodgman W A 1806 Holbrook, Merrill k Stetson 797 Holden EC 970 Holman Thomas 1087 Hooper Wm B & Co 1440 Hopkins' Academy 711, 714 Hotel Del Monte xxlv, xxv Houghton W A and C S Back cover Houseworth Thos... Front cover Howe Mrs C jjiv Hudson & Co 1439 Hudson T A looO Index to Advertisements. 48j Hueter Brm It, Co. .882, 482, 440' Le Francois Mme ISfti Hu«hw ft Burllnvame U42lL«itar Wm J 020 HiitfheK Tho« E ft 8oni. . . . S7S Huiit«r ft Kobartaon 1800 UiMtedFM 884 Hutchlnion JunM. ....... 48u Imhof ft Faubl* U54 " IndcMiidviit Callitotfian " (TU) 610 Indianapolis Chair Manu- fac'turlngf bo 401 " Inter MomiUln " 1892 IrvlneftSage 800 Irving Capt John 1202 Jackson A 1128 Jackson Martin 701 Jackson T W ft Co 441 Jacoby Louis Back oo\ er James W 8 1016-17 Jansoii Alex. . .880, 405, 408, 448 JaquithE J A30 JennintTK D A llf>fi Jensen Wm 1203 Jeppesen N P 1200 Jessen Conrad 081 Jewell A M ft Co xxxviii J M Brunswick ft Baike Co. 887 Juhnsun A H 10«M5 Johnson JN 849 Johnson J R 486 Johnson, McCown ftWalden.loi4 Johnston F H 708 Jones ft Martin 800 Josepii Qus 1007 " Journal o( Commerce "... 1070 Kaiser Wm 1163 KarnsMrs M K 1477 Keane Bros. Front cover, Iv, 402 Kieler DF 1812 Keep's Shirts xliv Kehrleln Emil 403 Keliher P 1064 Keller CP 660 Keller ft Clemm 1462 Kell()(!y J ft Co 1054 Kt II V Bros ft Pease 870 Kelly WH 765 Kempthorn J H 752 Kennedy DP 1069 KennedyThos 081 Kestler Martin 801 Keyston Bros 451 KlUeen James 1076 Kinif JN 730 Klein Samuel 1007 Klinkner C A ft Co xlv KnupikPP 435 Knapp K I xxx Knaiston J H xliiMvCormaiik KnlKhtsWmD 700 KohlerftChase 420 KroKh F W ft Co 1400 Kuester Henry C 720 Kwonv Shew, Lun ft Co 402 Kyle C A 1268 LaChapelleJ 1078 Ladow Si Mooney 1867 Laird DW xxxii and 460 Land Department of the N P RRCo 1063 Lan^ Jntieph 1220 LanjirOV 434 Langland N P 443, 462 La Roche ft Sooy 1303 LarrieuL 1413 Lashus Geo W 1803, 1304 " Lassi n Advocate " 000 " Las Vegas Optic " 1461 Laubner A 002 Lavenson Ous 800 LazardFreres ......'. xvllMerryL LailerD 88llMeryML Levlngston A 8D0 Levlsun Bros 418 Levy John ft Co 212, 806, 410, 442, 460 Lewis Mrs R U 461 Lewis W A loao " Lewlston Teller " 1870 Lewright A J 762 Liberty Jostiph 1074 Uebe QeorKe A 1000 Und Jamrs 1226 Linforth, Kke ft Co 48b Lion Fire Ins Co 11 Lltt HB 1067 Lloyd ft Tamsen 807 Lookhart JT 1112 "Lodi Sentinel " (The) 963 Loosen P J 1080 LordMrsS 461 Lorquln E F xxxlx Louis J B 1065 LovellR 701 Lowe J P 010 Lowney Jerry ft Son Lownsdale ft Co 1C60 Lutas A J ft Co 4U0 LuckeH ... 800 LuckhardtC AftCo 427 LudwlyC 006 LukensO E 050 LundberK ft Qarff 1201 Lundy T 460 Macumber O A 878 Macondray ft Co 1401 Madden DW Oil Majors L L 654 Malpas A 462 Marcovlch Peter 1(J64 "Marin County Journal".. 843 Marinan Lawrence 1451 "Mariposa Weekly Herald . .1488 MarteU John xxxviii MartinHra 410 Martin E and J A ft Co 1073 Massey Atkins ... 463 Mathews Mrs S F 1075 Matteson ft Garland 0^6 Matteson ft Williamson 805 Mayer Juseph 2.S8 McBreen Chas E 1058 .McCabe ft Sanders 511 McCallie J H 13 5 McCarthy D W 625 McClure E E 1073 McConnell Mrs Elizabeth . . . .^00 McConncU W J ft Co 1373 ftQumne.. . 30: McCraken ft Mason 1065 McEwan Qeorge B 070 McFarland D 1240 Mi'Intosh J B 1059 McKay Stewart 008 M( Ivenney L M o; Co .1050, 1106, 1205, 1864, 1444 Mi Kenney /: Ramer 544 McKern Wi 1376 McLean ft Co 1208 McLeanN 031 McLeod W M ft Co 1374 McNutt ft Hurlbut. 1805 McPherson Geo W ft Co. . . . 441 McSween Malcom 500 " Medico Literary Journal ". 434 "MendocinoBeacon"(The). 008 " Merced Llxpress " (The) . . 071 Merced Security Sayings Bonk 672 Merrell I L xl, 465 080 MctcaK 8 W xxxix Methodist Book Depository, xlvi Meussdorffer M 41/ Meyer Jol n N xvl Meyers Adolph 420 MldHley J H. 1341 Miller Frank A 771 Miller Louis 429 HishMrsS 488 MltchellJH xxxlx Mitchell J L 620 Mitchell, Johns ft Whitney. IIW Montague WW ft Cu 408, 418, 426, 438, 446, 447, 460 "Monterey Argus" (The).. 088 Monthyon J D 1066 MoodyftFarisb 468 Moody John F . 008 MoraghanM B 420 .Morgan ft Co 420 Morgan ft Qambs 000 MorrillO A 1181 Morris Ellas 1341 Morrow Geo ft Co 307, 412 Morrow Jesse 575 Morse O D xlviil Moscow Mirror". 1874 "Mountain Democrat" 752 Mutual Life Ins Co Margin line, xviil Myers Winslow S 1000 Myrlck&Co 1341 NageleJ J 800 NahonS A 1070 Nash ft Andrews 1112 Nev ada Central Ry 1215 New Atlantic Hotel 415 New Remington Seuing Ma- chine .Margin line Newsom L M 720 New Wisconsin Hotel xxxl New York Gallery x\ 11 New York Novelty Co 1066 "Ncz Perce News'' 1300 Nickerson Charles 1114 NicoIl.The Tailor. . .Front cover Nuethig William 891 Norcross Daniel ft CoManjlnUne Northern Pacific K K xxxlv Northern Pacific K R Lands xlil Northern Pacific R R (West- ern Division) 1060 "Northwest Tribune" (The). 1113 Norton ft John 022 Nunn Dr C W 1342 Nuttall, Bacon ft Co 450 Nutting Calvin ft Son Margin line Oakland Home Insurance Co ' Front cover O'Brien J J & Co 402 UdorleHS Exca\ating Appa- ratus Co 475 "Ogdeii Herald" 1806 Ohnien WH 476 Oliver H ft Co 404 OlsonBJ 1374 Oppenheimer & Smith 1120 Oregon Electrical Works . . .1068 Oregon Pump Works 084 Oregon Railway and Naviga- tion Co XXXV and 1067 "Oregon State Journal". ..088 "Oregon Statesman" (The). 1080 "Oregonian" (The) xl\ ii and 1063 Osborn Edward E 483 O'SheaBros 1002 "overland Monthly" xU Oyster WmM 085 Pace Charles 4bO Pacific Business College 527 Front Cover and 276 mt Index to Advertisemeats. Pacific Iron Worka Interleaf 304-5 Padflc Press 453, 475, 727, 730, 960, 1051, . . ..1105, 1263, 12aS, 1354, HIS Pacific Roilinjf Mill Co. .xxii, 46 Pacific Slope Lan.is xlii P»"iac Wheel and Carriage Worlts yliv Palmer & Rey 437 Park City Bank 1311 "I'aik Mlninif Record" (Tlie)1311 Parke & Lacy 483 Parker T G & Co. . . Front cover Parrott Matt A 1250 Parsons Bros 13i)5 "Pataha City Spirit" 1139 P?t,9rC 1081 Pav le Bros xxxiii PeiteOM 1343 Pendleton AM & Bro 1341 PenlandH 992 "PeDple's Cause" (daily and weekly) 764 Perkins & Wiilte 1250 Petit A P 1439 Philadelphia House 457 PhippsWin 1264 "Phttinix Herald" ... . 1489 Phcenix Iron Works xl Pioneer Flourinj? Mills 1170 Pioneer Line of Steamers . .12')2 PlttRD 1031 "Plaindealer" (The) lOSO "Plumas National" 76) "Plymimth Reporter" (The) 756 Poheim Joe Margin line "Pomeroy Republican" . . . 1142 Pons Mme Heuriette 30!) Porter Jerome 932 Pogka Samuel & Co Sn Potter, Duryea & Co 13 ) Pouyal Jotm xl ■; Pratt E W & Co 6il Pratt H G 393 Prescott House 4134 Preston & Cruplay 1483 Pridham R W 8'>2 "Prineville Weekly Ne.vV.l) 8 Proctor Jc Reyn aids 863 Prouty W H 577 Providence Washington Ins Co xix " Pujret Sound Courier " (weekly) 1136 "Puifet SDund Daily and Weekly Argus" 1144, 1183 PuUenC J 628 PursellGM 455 PutnamAB 490 Quade Otto 1133 QuiggrMissM B 4S2 QiiimbySL 646,1488 RafTour Mons J 849 "Railroad Gazetteer" i v Rand Jasper 1370 Rankin, Brayton A Co '.....Interleaf 3^4 Rauch John W il47 Reaves MA 47* Beaves Mrs MA 411 " Redding Independent " (The) 765 Redman R F & Co xlvii Redmond's Patent Beer Fountain 697 B«ed C A & Co 103" Reed J H 86^ Reed Robert 724 ReedalHS 1344 Reif Charles 639 ReiwBroa&Oo "Reno Gazette" (The^ 1209 Reymert J De N.> m 1421 Rice& Co 403 Richards & Snow 438 Richmond Mrs L G & Son . 463 Richter P R & (."o. ..393, 394, 397,409,417,41? ^449, 451,452 RickardWT 1439 RidgewavCWJk <;■ 466 Roach Peter ll«t Roberts A 1016- Roberts John W ■ • .... 381 R )berts R R & c :>7 \ R'ibertsDii Wm .'>75 'I >bhison Harry J 591 Robinson W F 1097 Rock S>ring, Red Canyon and Webor Coal Ci 1349 "Rocky Mountain Husband- man" 1498 Ri^'ers W B & Son . 927 "Rolinerville Herald" (Tbc>. 772 Romans, Oowie &Sheparu.. 879 R)S3 E & Cv) 668 Ross L & S n 830 Rothfos H & Co 1058 Roths 'hildA Ehrenpfort... 393 Rottner John 1064 Roughny L D & Co 651 Rudif ear & Parr 435 Rufflno L J & Co 465 RufflnoS 934 Ruscher Joseph 530 Russell EF& Co 455 "Russian River Flag" 002 Sackett School 720 St. George Harry 1141 Salisbury, Hailey & Co 950 Salisbury J M 1345 Sal; Lake En'o:av!ng Rubber Stamp Co 1344 "Salt Lake Evening C jroni cIp" 133(1 "Salt Lake Herald" 1343 Salt Lake Surgical ani> Med- ical Institute 1346 Samm k Parsons 730 Sanb-m A W & Oo xlviii Sanders WA 844 jlanford A B xlvii Sandford H T & Co 6 )2 Sandy B >b's Stage Line 1431 Sandford A B .... Back cover and 424, 444 "San Joaquin Valley Argus" (Ropublican). ..." 672 San Jose Furniture M^ Co. 833 "San Luis Rev Star" (The). . 839 'SanU Ana Weeklv Stand- ard" 848 "Santa Barbara Independ- ent" <^50 Santa Clara College . . Inte.leaf 85C-7 ".Santa Clara Messenger "... 851 Saota Clara Valley Mill and Lumber Co 833 "Santa Rosa Republican".. 886 Saunders Henry 1204 Saux Mrs .^> * Co 1370 Soherzberg E> lil H . . '. 1265 Schmidt M & Co 48v Scholl Bros 1141 ■(choppeF E 1345 Sohulz & Fischer 469 Schumacher O 1180 Schwab R Hi c 1059 SchwambOW ..1128 SohwarzH&Co 1180 "Scientific Californian".... 731 Saott & HodsTfion 857 Seott Wm A Jr 1441 SoovUle&Co 728 ■Se ittle Daily and Weekly Chronicle" 1156 Seattle Sawmill 1156 Se,'ura N B & Co 701 Sclbv Suic'tingandLeadCo. xxii Seviiiour, Sab n & Co 1062 .Siiambrook Alfred 1182 jlianer & Grimmer 1163 Sharp Ciias & Co .596 Shu'.v H C 896 Shawl L' Margin line, 440 Shepman W E 469 Shor nan Charles L 1222 S.ie.i'itt James 908 S.iiballCims A 1488 SiiieldsCha.Ios ....1312 Shi)per & Rybke 1071 Siebar Christ 944 "Sierra County Tribune" . . . 550 Si,'rist .M 676 S mm Br.>s 1345 S .n,»s)ii Bros 1074 Simpson Donald ... 1204 Sinning Adolph 94S Skinkar John 469 Slavich John 1075 SloeombS A 1180 Slocum Amanda M.' 469 Smtllwood & Armstrong 1168 Smith A 1471 Smith A M 1312 SmithCW 533 SmithC W M 433 Smith DA. 434 Smith E O .1053 Smith LP&Son 1153 Smith & Nelson 397 Smith Thos X 1293 Smith W N 1450 Siiell John Wm 1345 Snyder Louis A 1310 "S )lano Time*" (The) 922 Sonoma Index" 876 S juther Mrs A B 425 " Southern Utah Times " (The) 1281 Spaw&Whipplo ... 8H8 Spence & Jontisoa 426 Speranz;i Signor D 42P Spooner U A uI3 "Sprague Herald" 1168 Sprenger JIrs J B 1370 Spring .Menz ) 48«r Springdr Geo B ... 737 Sprunt & Stahr 1306 Stable John H 1181 Stajchann Martin 754 "Standard" (The) 1052 Standish S 733 "Stanislaus Farmers' Jour- nal" 630 "Stani.'.2aus Wheat Grower" (The) 701 Stannus S 095 Starrett DB 1213 State Rights Democrat" . . 962 "Statesman" (The) 1181 SUver Ji Walker 1054 Steacy Benjamine 62<> Steil Henry xxi Stein, Simon & Co 470 Steinauer B 801 Stephens T R 762 8t«vensD W 1*66 Stevens Sidney 1303 Stlegeler Wm liao Still John W 1118 Stock Jake 1211 Stocker Max 062 "Stockton Iniinpendent"... 895 Stoker & Qorrlnge 1800 >\ I Index to Adveiiisements. 48u stokes Wm 1059 Stone Broj 927 Stone Edward 1064 Stone Dr WW 752 Strahle Jacob & Co 3S7 StnubWm 1113 Strehle Louis A 591 s:trobridjre T W 651 8u!Mvan Janiuti 732 Sun Innurunce Co.. .Margin line Swan bar); & West 420 Swe«-«^ W J & Son 5ri9 Sweet S & Co i)2."> Swe;.taei' & Alsip ... Bacli cover Swift E J Hf'A " Taconitt News " (The) li:i.i Tftbcr 1 W 4B-i Taft & Puiin yer 72S " Tehama Counsellor " . ... *)8 Tellier Adolphe 1 181 TenceC 423 Tuny & Grady 571 Teubner & Hoffman 470 The American Eagle Assopi- ati n of the US 41 The J M Brunitwic'k fi Balke Co 443 •'The Washinsrtonian" 1178 Thomas F & Co 4 2 Thompson A J 1114 Thrailkill Dental Depot. . 7:<] Tilburv Geo F 12(14 Tingrv C G 1075 ToddA Bi en 1053 Tonoll.t A 804 TowtiHendMD 1098 Tniube H 465 Travelers Life and Acc'dent Ins Co. .Back cover ami xxiii "Tribune" (weekly) 052 "Truckei; Repiiblican" xli Trumbull R J & Co — Back cover and xxiii Truworthv Mis F M 445 Tucker J W& Co viii Tucson Opura House 1441 " Tuolumne Independent " (The, 878 Tupper C. B & Son 866 "Uklah a — 5 m CM -I m m S f5 £2 In I m r- -3 c/> 13 c/> -1 li 25-31 MAIN STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. c/> U9 m Our Facilities are unsurpaaaed by any other establishment, anc'. our work can be seen on the goods of all the Packers and Manufacturers on the Coust. Correspondence solicited. Estimates with Designs as<1 iuiormation sent on application. All the Latest Improved Machinery— Newest Styles of Desl|fn* Our Process is worthy the Attention of Canned-Goods Packers. •> California — San Frandaco. 48ti; Pat. Belt Stvids, Hooks, Punches, Couplings, Rivets and Burrs, Etc. L. P. DEOEN, Manufacturer of OAK-TANNED Leather Belting, Finest Raw-Hide Lacing, CUT STRINGS OR SIDES AIAVAYS ON HAND. No. 13 Fremont Street Dfear Market, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Ksiabllshed in 1MS4. HENRY FRANK, Wholesale & Retail Manufacturer and Dealer in Bedding. Furniture, — AND— Upholstery Cjrooflts, Spring, Hair, Wool, Mosfi and Pulu Mattre^seH. 212, 214 & 216 Commercial St., Below Front, San Francisco. /^^StoamerB and Vessels promptly fitted up. NEW VICTOR 1 Lightest and Quietest Running Ulacfiine in the Mariret—We except none. S. C. BODXiKY, General Agent, iSO New Montgomery St., under Palace Hotel, mAN FRAsrcmco. IDS TBI BIST ntPSOVID ARTIFICIAL LIMBS ADDRESS MENZO SPRING, 9| 9 Geary St. i|SAN FR ANCIS CO. C«l. THE ''VALK7RIEN ?? IS THE OUest Scanlinayian Newsnaiier PDlillsliei fest of tlie Rocky Honntains. As an ADVERTISING MEDIUM it is Unexcelled. AH Lettora should be addressed to •' VALKYHIEN " 409 Washington St., San Frandscu, Cal. 48a; California — San Frandsco-OaUand. Importation in ISSl, 3 , 8 3 5 O aises- Fresh Shipments of this Favorite Brand Constantly Received BY THE AGENTS, A\rOLFF & RHEIISrHOLD, 506 BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. Established 18S2. JAMES HUTCHISON, 3DEP»OT, CORNER OF 14th and Washington Sts. ist, Nursery and Greenhouses, CORNER OP Telegraph Av. and 26th St. Choice Bouquets, Cut Flowers and Wreaths to order. Grass and Clover Seeds, Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Bulbs, etc. Has for sale everything desirable in the FLORAL, ORNAMENTAL, FRUIT TREE AND SEED LINE, As Cheap as any Kesponsible Establishment. 1^ I J ^ s o o g o mEH, TOGGLE t CO., «•». iHun^mtS^ruSwt^^^M^i 'MMClC " SAN FRANCISCO. We are fully aware of the importance of this part of our work to the whole Pacific Coast, we have, therefore, most thoroughly canvassed ^he city, omitting no legitimate business, however unimportant it might appear to some, from the fact that it will certainly interest others. When the variety and extent of these are taken into consideration a faint idea may be formed of the labor and care involved in preparing the lists herewith presented. We feel no hesitancy in assuring you that the work may be relied on as correct in every particular so far as our ability extends to make it so. Of the city itself it is hardly necessary to speak; its history, like thai of the State of which it is the metropolis, is almost phenomenal, and would appear in print more like an oriental fairy tale than a record of actual fact. Men yet living in the prime of life, who, less than a gen- eration ago, lanJled upon the sterile peninsula and gazed with indifference or con- tempt upo;(i the surrounding hills and sand-dunes, now walk among a population numberiug three hundred thousand, and encounter at every turn palatial resi* dences, ^^rand hotels, enora^ous business structures, such as the efforts of centu- ries in older and less favored countries fail to equal. The energy, daring, brain and muscle that hurled itself upon this coast at the breaking out of the gold fever made itself felt at this point as elsewhere in the State. With those sterling men there was no such word as /ail. When the low-lying lands contiguous to the bay were occupied, and the rapidly increasing population was crowded to the adjacent hills, native talent soon solved the problem of their occupancy by the invention of the cable road, and at once determined the residence localities of the city. The cars of this system, propelled by invisible power, now course through the city in every direction, their track marked by evidences of wealth ajid luxury, that without this potent agency could have had no existence. The commercial isolation of this coast from the East, and the demands of a large mining popula- tion, which could only be met in this city soon called attention to manufacturing interests, and to-day she ranks among the foremost in this respect, the list em- bracing everything for which there is any demand on this coast; and the value of product reaching $80,000,000. Her ocean commerce extends to Europe, Australia, China, the Pacific Islands, Mexico and South America; amounting last year to nearly $50,000,000 in exports, while her imports reached $40,000,000. Her inland commerce embraces the Pacific States and territories, so-called, whose rapidly increas- ing demands can only be supplied by an abundance of capital, and business ability of the highest order, both of which are found here. The history of San Francisco is the history of the coast, and we all take a pride in her progress; her future is also the future of the coast, for her natural advantage of location, her splendid harbor, her far-reaching connections by water and rail will secure to her for all time the metropolitan character she has thus far possessed. Her business men ealize, however, that to do thin they must keep abreaet of the tiniea, that they (49) CO oo CD CD 5 qna 10 CO HkRbWOOD LUMBER iWkGON STOCK,n;?JTf;?.»%;.:/it.'lT- m DANIcL NDBCnuSS t CO., MtSonie^mJ^Sio^'P*SX street, 8. F. 03 i 50 San Francisco. must lumish the supply for every demand, and that nothing is assured until secured. A careful study of our Directory, therefore, as herein presented, becomes of the highest importance to all men of business tipon the coast, as they will find therein, that their wants are all anticipated, and provisions made to meet them. J^ 133 Aaron D, embroidery stampmaker, 6th Aaron Joseph, barber, 534 3d Abbes F, painter, 1710 Larkin Abbiati Albino, liquors, 1108 Stockton Abbot Geo, wool buyer and grader, cor 5th and Townsend ABBOTSFOEB HOUSE, M Brogan propr, 1416 Broadway Abbott C PI, wool, cor 5th and Bluxcme, ABBOTT, MRS F B, dressmaker, 212 Fell Abbott Geo H, groceries, NE cor 22d and Mission Abbott Henry, mining, 302 Montgomery Abbott J E, attomey-at-law, NW cor Kearny and Commercial Abbott Osborn, (Bousfield & Abbott), 312 California ABBOTT ROBT W, clerk with James Nunsell Jr, 415 Montgomery Abbott T, boarding-house, 702 Front Abell Alex G, Grand Sec F & A M of California, Masonic Temple, NE cor Post and Montgomery ABEND POST (The) (daily and weekly), S F Abend Post Co publishers, 535 California Abraham A, clothing, 400 Pacific Abraham Charles, florist, 106 California Market Abraham J, clothing, 116 Pacific Abraham & Son (Philip and Nathan Abraham), dry goods, 44 6th Abraham's Depot, pawn broker, 820 Kearny Abrahams L, clothing, 4 and 6 Clay Abrahams Lewis, watches and jewelry, 13 Kearny Abrahams Max, merchant tailor. 919 Pacific AbrahamsonG. fancy goods, 110 Kearny Abrahamson Nelse, saloon, 119 Jackson Abramovich Bros (Drago and John Ab- ramovich), fruit and vegetables, 1501 Polk Abramovich & Co (John Abramovich and M Rostovich), fruit and vegeta- bles, 1654 Polk Abramovich Drago (Abramovich Bros), 1501 Polk Abramovich John (Abramovich Bros), 1501 Polk and 1654 Polk Abrams H (H Abrams & Co), 238 4th Abrams H & Co (H Abrams and S Meyers), fruit and produce, 238 4th Abrams Isaac, clothing, 114 3d and 540 Kearny Abrams Jacob, clothing, 814 Battery Abrams John (Carroll, Abram-i & Car- roll), 3 and 5 Front Abrams Samuel, real estate broker, 428 Montgomery Abrams W (W Abrams & Co), 229 6th Abrams W & Co (W Abrams and Simon Meyer), fruits and vegetables, 229 6th Abramson, Bacon & Heunisch (Edward Abramson, Gaston E Bacon and Adam Heunisch), wholesale druggists' spec- alties, 3 and 5 Front Abramson & Bacon (Edw Abramson and Easton E Bacon), druggists, SW cor Dupont and Sutter and 717 Clay Abramson Edward (Abramson & Bacon and Abramson, Bacon & Heunisch) Abramzick Anton, tailor, 342 4th Abrook John, saloon, 1013 Kearny Acader\y of Languages, 040 Clay Academy of Sciences, cor California and Dupont Aceret Mrs, dressmaker, 708 Gough Achim liachmonim Chebra, Chas Gross- licht sec, 121 Eddy Achin A, French laundry, 633 3d Acker F V, carpenter, 1207 Polk Acker Mrs V, dressmaker, 407 Sutter Ackerman Benj J, Deputy U S Marshal, room 45 U S Appraiser's Building Ackerman Bros (Hart S, I S, S S and I H Ackerman), crockery, fancy goods, etc, 123 Kearny and 207 and 209 Sutter ACKERMAN C L (Naphtaly, Freiden- rich & Ackerman), 426 California Ackerman Hart S (Ackerman Bros), 209 Sutter and 123 Kearny Ackerman I H (Ackerman Bros) Ackerman I S (Ackerman Bros) Ackerman SS (Ackerman Bros) Ackcrson Chas H, builder, 215 Kearny Ackerson John W (Ackerson, Moore & Co), pier 10 Steuart Ackerson, Moore & Co (John W Acker- son, A D Moore and H C Smith), lumber, pier 1 Steuart r GO CO CO CO CO CO CO CO o < « E o o I c c CAIVIN NUniNG & SON, Tabular Wheelbarrows. Bolt and BrlilKe Work, ««? Main Street San Franclseo. ftllEH. TUGGlt t CO., Eastern Hard Wood Lumher. M(an Fruielaeo. «)« San Francisco. 51 Acme Mill and Mining Co, J M Buffing- ton sec, 309 California Acres R T & Co (R T Acres and F H Swett), bookbinders, 532 Commercial Acres R T (R T Acres & Co), 532 Com- mercial Acton Richard, harness and saddles, 2760 Mission Adam & Kibbe (Thos Adam and Millard Kihbe), saloon, junction Market,Geary and Kearny Adam Thomas (Adam &, Kibbe), junction Market, Geary and Kearny Adami J, blacksmith, 612 Broadway Adams A C, attorney-at-law, 628 Mont- gomery Adams A F, internal revenue and cus- toms broker, 405 Washington Adams A P, coffee and spice mills, 61 Fremont Adams & Butler (James Adams and T J Butler), hay and fi;rain, 42 and 44 Clay ADAMS & GARTER (Jno M Adams and Wm A Carter), mining and mechanical engineers and agts Frue's Concentrator, lOi) California Adams Chr, gun and locksmith, 508 Commercial Adams Cyrus & Co, importers leaf to- bacco, 417 Battery Adams Edson, real estate, 91 and 92 Montgomery Block Adams Grove, mining, 302 Montgomery Adams Jas (Adams & Butler), 42 and 44 Clay Adams J, brewery, 637 Broadway Adams J E (Murphy, Adams & Co), 408 Sansome Adams Jno M (Adama & Carter), 109 California Adams John Q,attorney-at-law,604 Clay Adams Joseph, juiik, 550 Mission Adams Joseph W (Fike & Adams), 740 Pacific Adams Lewis, Professor of French, 109 Montgomery Adams L S (Adams, McNeill & Co), 405 Front Adams, McNeill & Co (L S Adams, and John McNeill), wholesale grocers, 405 Front Adams Richard, hotel, 807 Brannan Adams Wm, saloon, 346 Kearny Adams W J, lumber, pier 17 Steuart Adcock Mrs E, millinery, 10 Kearny ADELAIDE MARKET, C Merchant propr, beef, pork, veal, mutton also tish and poultry, 1915 Fillmore bet Bush and Pine ADELPHI THEATRE, Ned Buckley propr, 607 Califoraia Adeladorfer Ernest (Ernest Adelsdorfer & Co), 406 and 408 Clay and 1919 Fillmore Adelsdorfer Ernest ft Co (Ernest Adels- dorfer), grocer, 1919 Fillmore and coffee and spices 4ii6 and 408 Clay Adel-ion Julius (Macowsky & Adelson), 600 Market Aderjean Louis, lodging, 736 Pacifio Adler A A (California Distilling Co), 321 Batte^ Adler Bros (Bennie and Solomon Adler), meat market, 1414 Pine Adler Bennie (Adler Bros), 1414 Pine Adler B, tailor, 39 i Pacific Adler C (W I Steinhart & Co), res Ala- meda Adler Chas E (Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co), 16 and IS Sansome Adler David, crockery and tinware, 1009 Stockton Adler Leopold, bootmaker, 403) Larkin Adler M (California Distilling Co), 321 Battery Adler Solomon (Adler Bros), 1414 Pine Adrian Frank (Adrian & Mahlstedt), 322 Folsom Adrian & Mahlstedt, meat market, 322 Folsom Advent Christian Chapel, 214 and 216 Eddy Aelbust A, shirt mfr, 506 Market Aestro G Dem (Lemoine, Turel & Co), S F Market iETNA INSURANCE CO of Hart- ford, Geo C Boardman general agt, 31 1 California iETNA IRON WORKS, Pendergast, Smith & Co, mfrs iron castings and machinery, 217, 219 and 221 Fremont iETNA HFE INSTJRi^GE CO. C W Dannals mgr, 504 Kearny Afeld Joseph, stationery and music, 805 Larkin African Methodist Church, Powell bet Jackson and Pacific African (Zion), Stockton bet Clay and Sacramento Ager James E (Bacon & Co), 508 Clay Ager John E, mgr Mutual Life Insur- ance Co of New York with A B Forbes, 214 Sansome Agnew Wm C, wood and coal, 930 Howard AOUIRRE MARTIN J, candy mfr, confectionery and wholesale confec- tioner, 429 Kearny Aherene Morton J, money broker, 715 Clay Ahern Mrs Catherine, bakery, 316 Fol- som Ahern & Co (M Ahern and M O'Connor), commission merchants, 208 Washing- ton Ahern Mrs E, varieties, 1820 Ellis Ahern Martin (Ahern & Co), 208 Wash- ington OO 0) c o HARDWOOD LUMBER, CO &0 CO CO CO WHITE BBOli . I» * IS Main and 14 Jk 16 ISpear Street, ». F. Wason t»tock, Cablaet Woods, etc . LOUIS BRliVERIIIUI& CO. CO Si I' i i BravcraMB rtUy. JEWELERS, U9 •tlMtlkV. 52 San Francisco. Ahern Michael, shoemaker, 1820 Ellis Ahem N (Ahern ft Shattuck), NW oor 2d and Miuna Ahem Patrick, tailor, 2021 Mission Ahlbach J, plumber and gastitter, 1506 Folsom Ahlbach Jacob, plumber and gasfittor, stoves and tinware, 231 4th Ahlborn ft Boeokmann (Chas Ahlborn and Geo Boeckmann), proprs Ahlborn House, 31U Dupont Ahlborn House, Ahlborn ft Bueckmann proprs, 319 Dupont Ahlemield Morris D, cigars, 103^ 5th Ahlers Dietrick, saloon, 228 Pacific Ahlers Geo, liquors, 229 8pear Ahlgren Chas G, liquors and boarding, 20 Folsom Ahn R H, mfg jeweler, 26 Montgomery Ahnert August, junk, 318 Francisco Ahrens Christian, watchmaker and jeweler, 616 Washington Ahrens Dietrich ft Geo, liquors, SE oor Fremont and Howard and SW cor Mission and Main Ahrens Fred, liquors, 435 California Ahrens Henry ft Co (Heurv Ahrens, Henry Tietjen and Theo V Borstal), brewery, 1420 Pine Ahrens Henry (Henry Ahrens & Co), 1420 Pine Ahrens J H, liquors, 21 1 Davis Ahrens John, saloon, 525 East AHBENS WM, groceries, hay and grain, SW cor 16tn and Folsom Ahumada J M, real estate, 335 Kearny Aichberg Christian, photographer, 500 Grove Aigeltinger C ft G (Charles and Geo Aigeltmger), wood and coal, cor Sut- ter and LM[una Aigeltinger Edward, wood and coal, 1758 Ellis AIKEN H M (Aiken ft Warden), cor 22d and Valencia AIKEN ft WARDEN (H M Aiken and J W Warden), hay and grain, wood and coal, cor 22d and Valencia Aikin Miss M, dressmaker, 315 Eddy Ainaxab Mfg Co, 805 Montgomery, E J Benedict mgr Aitken J (Moynihan ft Aitken), 311 Mission AKDrS AXTTOMATIC CLOCK. LM McKeuney ft Co mgrs, 238 Montgom- ery Akerett Daniel, watchmaker, 126 2d Akmann W (Meyer ft Akmann), 16 Sacramento Alabama and Humboldt Consolidated Mining Co, W H Watson sec, 302 Mont^mery Alameda Ferry, foot Market Alameda Real Estate Associates, James E Damon mgr, 436 Montgomeiy Alamo Square, cor Steiner and Hayes AT.AggA COMMERCIAL CO, Lewis Gentle pres, 310 and 312 Sansome Alaska G and 8 M, Milling and Trading Co, A F Williams pres, 339 Kearny Alaska Mining Co, 320 Sansome ALASKA SALOON. E Daiss propr, M W cor Bush and Kearny, res 8 Oak Place ALBANY BREWERY, F Hagerman ft Co proprs, 71-75 Everett ALBEMARLE HOUSE, Mary F Collins propr, 8 Mason Alben Mrs Ellen, liquors, cor 22d and Potrero ava Alberigi Demetrio, wood and coal, 315 Broadway Albers J H A (Albers ft Schmidt), 50 California Market Albers M ft. Co, grocers, 335 4th Albers ft Schmidt ( J H A Albers and H Schmidt), oyster saloon, 50 California Market Alljerti G W, Grand Commander Amer- ican Legion of Honor, 32 O'Farrell Albertson Joseph A, physician. 111 Powell Albrecht A (Schroder, .Albrecht ft Co), 222 and 224 Battery Albrecht J, merchant tailor, 528 Bush Albrecht Richard, bakery, 109 Taylor AlcayM;a Joso, grocery and restaurant, 524 Broadway Alden B F, cough remedy, 1023 Market Alden Fruit Company, Geo W Deitzler, 220 Sansome Aldred Miss Maggie, dressmaker, 243 5th Aldrich L, attorney-at-law, 607 Wash- ington Aldnch W A, capitalist, 314 California Alers August, physician, 10 Ellis Alexander A (A Alexander ft Co), 802 and 804 Kearny Alexander Abraham (Honig ft Alexan- der), 109 Battery Alexander A ft Co (N Honig and A Alexander), clothing and dry goods, 802 and 804 Kearny Alexander Adolph, tailor, 303 Stockton Alexander Bros, commission merchants, 123 California Alexander Chas, cigars and tobacco, 975 Market Alexander C M, crockery and tinware, 207 4th Alexander Geo W (Osbom ft Alexan- der), 628 Market Alexandpr H, clothing second-hand, 772 and 774 Howard Alexander I E, carpenter and builder, 616 California ce E &0 CAIVIN NUniNG £ SON, Manaflavtarera all klntlM IROW weBJK, *47 Main Street, dan Franelaeo miEli. TUGGIE t CO.. OAK PLANK. "'■Sfg . VpearMt. & CO 09 CS E • MM CO g i iSan Francisco. 53 A)«/K'^^er luao, boots and shoei, 404 tt. ' ■ AUSXANDER JAHES> wood dealer, Berry at, wharf B, 3d and 4th Alexander James, groceries, 944 Harrison Alexander Mining Co, 424 Montgomery Alexander Nicholas, restaurant, NE cor Eddy and Mason Alexander O, commission merchant and mdse broker, room 4, 121 California Alexander Rebecca, teacher West Mis- sion Grammar School Alexander Mrs R, boarding-house, 109 O'Farrell Alexander II S, shipwright, 223 Drumm Alexander S, tnilor, 70(5 Vallejo Alexander Simon, clothing, 772 Howard Alexander S O (S O Alexander & Co), 2 Battery Alexander S O & Co (A Mascus and S O Alexander), mfrs and importers gents' furnishing goods, 2 Battery Alex J F, coflee saloon, 14U8 Stockton Alferitz P (Dellepiaa & Co), 425 and 427 Battery Alferritz Peter, groceries, 521 Mont- gftmery ave Alkus Emil, boots and shoes, 26 4th Allan P Mocdonald, physician, 6 O'Far- rell Allardt G F, civil engineer, 418 Califor- nia Allari J, tripe, etc, 55 California Market ALLDAC& JOSEPH, groceries, whole- sale and retail, hay, grain, feed, cool and wood, SW cor Bush and Devisa- dero ALLEORETTIS MANUFACTORT 3F NEAFOUTAN BRICKS OF IGE-CREAMi Italian cream, choco- late and confectionery, wholesale and retail, I Allegretti propr, 501 Sutter, cor Powell A. ALLEGRETTrS MANUFACTOHT OK NEAPOLITAN BRICKS OF ICE-CREAM, ITALUN CREAM CHOCOLATES, AND 00NFE0TI0NEB7. Wholesale and Retail. 501 Suttrr Ht., eor. Powell, SAN FRANCISCO. Allemannia Fire Insurance Co of Pitts- burg, William G Elliott general agt, 410 California Allen Mrs Bell, lodging-house, 43 2d Allen C D (Bouestell, Allen & Co), 413 Sansome ALLEX CHARLES E. sec Llewellyn Steam Condenser Mfg Co, .^SO Pine Allen Chas R, coal, agt Pittsburg Coal Mining Co, 118 and 120 Beale Allen D H (Allen, MoGary & Co), 322 and 324 Front Allen Mrs D M, dre»s.»iker, 227 O'Far- rell AT.T.TiW 2 Ti importer and mfr's agt for firearms, ammunition, hardware, fish- ing tackle, cutlery and glue, 416 Mar- ke t, re s San Mateo ALLEN F H (Allen, Turtle k Co), 18 and 20 8pear Allen Mrs Frances, bakery, 2926 16th Allen G B (Win^ & Allen), 342 Keamv AlJen G P, physician. Chronicle Build- ing Allen G S (W R Allen & Co), 327 Mar- ket Allen Henry H, capitalist, 318 Pine Allen J A & Co, commission merchant, 229 Washington Allen Jaa M, judge Superior Court, Montgomery Block Allen John G, stenographer, 636 Clay Allen D, coal, 422 Montgomery Allen & Lewis, commission merchant, 202 California Allen L S, ship-builder, 103 Steuart Allen, McGary & Co (D H Allen, E Mc- Gary, Jr) wholesale liquors, 322 and 324 Front Allen Mrs M G, dressmaker, 208 Ellis Allen Mrs Nellie, dressmaker, 524 Bush ALLEN T H (Allen & Young), 1026 Batterj' ALLEN. TUOOLE & CO (F H Allen and S P Tuggle), hard wood lumber, cabinetmakers stock and wagonmak- ers' materials, 18 and 20 Spear ALLEN W G> mgr American Detec- tive Collecting and Mercantile A^^|;ency, 214 Sansome Allen W H, attomey-at-law, 85 Mont- g ornery Block en W H, mining sec, 306 Pine Allen W R (W R Allen & Co), 327 Mar- ket Allen WR&Co(WR&J S Allen), iron pipe and plumbers' materials, 327 and 329 Market ALLEN & YOUNG (T H Allen and Thomas Young), stevedores, 1026 Bat- tery Alliance Marine Assurance Co (limi- ted) of London, Parrott & Co agts, l^Oii California, Henry H Nagle mgr Allione Frank, oyster house, 87 and 88 Centre Market ALUS EDWARD F (Edward P AUis & Co), 318 Pine ALUS EDWARD F & CO, flour mill builders and furnishers, John R Cross mgr, olKce 318 Pine, store- room 737^ Mission Allison D E (Littlefield, Allison & Co), 3J9 and 311 Washington 7^ oo rn 3S =£ I CO t/> C/9 GO an HARDWOOD LOMBER, WHITK BKOti., 1» A IS Main and 14 * J6 Spear Ht, ». F. Black Walnat. ISpantoh Cedar, Veneera. MASONIC OTTTFiTS, yjg.^?givy»:yg5«gs?»vg ' 54 San Fratieiaco. AUman Mrs T, reitaurant, 272 Braa- nan ALLTNE JOHN W ( Allyne k White), 112 and 114 Front ALLTNE ft WHITE (John W Allyne and Wm H White), oils, paints, etc, proprs PaciHc Oil Works, 112 and 114 Front Almaden Quicksilver Mining Co, 327 Pine Almon D & Co (D Almon and W.C Her- bert), coopers, 38 Commercial Aim R H, diamond setter and jeweler, 26 Montgomery Alms Hoube, San Miguel road, near Lake Honda Hospitals and Asylums Aloyse, Sister of the Cross, pres and superior of Notre Dame College, Dolores but 16th and 17th !• ALTERS CHAS> mfr neat's foot oil and fertilizers, cor 5th and N, South Sail Francico, and cor Grove and Buchan- nan Alpha Consolidated Mining Co, William Mills sec, room 29, 309 Montgomery Alpine Gold and Silver Miniug Co, J Morizio supt, 329 Montgomery, Alsop Jno S, umbrella maker, 341 Bush "ALTA CALIFOENIA" (daily and weekly), Fied'k MacCreli^h & Co proprs, 529 California Alta Plaza, cor Clay and Steiner Alta Silver Mining Co, W H Watson sec, 302 Montgomery Alta Soap Co, Wm A Engiver and S Weintraub proprs, 109 and 111 Oregon Alt Christopher, shoe naker, 608 Val- lejo Altemus John, bakery, SE cor 26th and Columbia Altendorf Julian, cutlery polisher and grinder, 32 Fremont Altfield Simon, gents' furnishing, 202 Second Althof&Bahls (Herman Althof andJF W Bahls), book binders, 329 Sansome Althof Herman (Althof & Bahls), 329 Sansome Althoff Bros (T and E Althoff), Oyster Bay Restaurant. 626 Market Althoff E (Althoff Bros), 626 Market Althoff T (Althoff Bros), 626 Market Altmann Jacob, tailor, 1026 Sutter ALTSHULEB MBS L, milliner, 237 16th Altshuler L, clothing, 605 Montgomery Altshuler L & ^o i, custom made cloth- ing, 625 MoLtgomery Alves M Manuel & Co (M Manuel Al- vea & M Marshall), commission mer- chants, 417 Davis Alvord Frank, varieties, 1219 Pacific Alvord Mrs M, fancy goods, 1219 Pa- cific ALVORD WILLIAM, Preaident of Bank of California, NW cor Califor- nia and Sansonio, and Pacific Rolling Mills Co, 202 Market Alvord Wm, Member Board of Polic« Ciimmissioners, Old City Hall Amarum M, notions, 517 Washington Amazon Distillery Co of Covington, Ky, Oberfelder Bros & Co, 123 California Amazon B^ire Insurance Co, A D Smith, 310 California AMAZON INSURANCE CO OF CINCINNATI, Smith k Snow agts, 310 California Ambrose k Haran ( James Ambrose and J J Haran), fancy poultry dealers, stalls 78 and 79 Center Market Ambrose James (Ambrose k Haran), stalls 78 and 79 Centre Market AMERICAN CENTRAL INSUR- ANCE ^CO. Smith & Suow agts, 310 California American Mining Co, 309 California AMERICAN DETECTIVE COL- LECTINO AND MERCANTILE AGENCY. WO Allen mgr, F Marshall sec, 214 Sansome American District Tulegraph, Geo S Ladd pres, John I Sabin supt, 222 Sansiime, 205 Sutter, 961 Mission, 833 Sutter, C P R R Building, cor Mis- sion and 20th, cor ' .ifornia and Fill- more, cor Hayes and Laguna, cor Powell and Union, Butchertown AMERICAN EAGLE ASSOCIA- TION, A W Burrell pres, M C Theil- mann sec, 123 California AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, Charles Montgomery k Bros proprs, 319 Sansome American Fire Insurance Co of Phila- delphia, Jonathan Hunt, Son k Co gen- eral agts, 313 California American Fishing Company, Pardini k Co propr, 500 Merchant American Flag Mill and Mining Co, Geo R Spinney sec, 310 Pine American Fur and Seal Skin Coloring Co, Adolph Muller supt, 27 Ellis AMERICAN HEAT AND UGHT CO, D P Tarfy sec, 821 Market, office, 307 California American Legion of Honor, G W Alberti grand commander, Abbie E Wood grand sec, room 1, 32 O'Farrell American Machine and Model Works, I A Heald propr, 614 Commercial bet Sansome and Leidesdorff American Mercantile Union, 76 Mont- gomery Block, 628 Montgomery A M E Zion Church, Stockton bet Sac- ramento and Clay American Metric Bureau, Alexander W H MacEwen agt, 108 Leidesdorff CO CO CO CO .j,. 1 t E c b •4- c c © i CALVIN NUniHG £ SON, »*" TrV.*D^a«E„rVll.S?,V.S.'*^*- >11EW, TUBGUt CO.. H>RDWOOD UIMBEB, IS •■« M mptmr 9L. Vraaclac*. O San Frandaco. 55 American Mining Co, M E Sterling uo, 309 California American Protective and Collecting Agenoy, uoUectors, 214 Sansome American Protestant Association Hall, 713 Mission American Russian Commercial Co, Chaa Banm pres, 719 Battery AHEAICAN SALT CO, importers, uifrs and wholesale dealers in Liver- pool, Carmen Island and Bay Salt; sole agents for I'lummer's crystal salt, L N Webber mjjr, office 217 Sacra- mento, factory Beale-st wharf American Sampson, physician, 4^ Kearny American Saw Co, W J Tucker mgr, C W Mott agt, 3 S^ar American Sugar Kehnery, C Adolphe Low & Co, 208 California, refinery SW cor Union and Battery American Sunday School Union, Bev Frederic E Shearer agt, 757 Market American Tract Society, Rev Frederic E Shearer dist sec, 757 Market Ames Fisher, atty-at-law, 607 Kearny Ames Pelham W, sec of the Sutro Tun- nel Co, 320 Sansome Amette Jean, barber, 1005 Howard AMMERTJP Oi paints, oils, glass and wall-paper, 1220 Market AMHpN^ BERNHARD VON. com- mission merchant, 3 10 California Amsden £ (G T Marsh & Co), U25 Mar- ket ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. L J .Tor- dan propr, 751 Market and 211 Geary AN(M0S DOWN SALOON ASL LODQINOi Marcel Demariaa propr, 520 Pacittc Anchor Lodge, L K of H, H L Sanborn sec, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Ancient Order of Foresters, Golden Gate Court, 121 Eddv Andemarch Mme, laundry, 470 Tehama Anderfuren C A, S F pattern works, 110 and 112 Beale Anderfuren W J & C A, proprs S F pattern works, 1 10 and 1 12 Beale Anderfuren W J, S F pattern works, 110 and 112 Beale Anderson Alex, restaurant. 646 Clay Anderson A, coffee saloon, 540 Market Anderson Andrew, saloon, 29 Washing- ton Anderson Andrew, restaurant, 540 Mar- ket ANDERSON ANDREW, saloon, 250 Spear Anderson Andy, saloon, 539 Pacific Anderson Mrs Augusta, ladies' hair- dresser, 806 Larkin Anderson Bros (W B and R K Ander- son), carpenteri, 2 Tyler Anderson Bros (Henrv W and John Anderson), wood and coal, 347 Bran- nan Anderson C, coffee saloon, 41 3) East Anderson Mrs C A, select school, 33 Turk Anderson C L, tents and awning, 761 Howard Anderson Mrs C M, news, 817 Stockton Anderson & Co, gro, cor 22 and Sanchez gro, (C A Anderson & Co (C A Anderson), saloon, 209 Jackson Anderson F A, saloon, NW cor 9th and Brannari Anderson Francis A, saloon, 20 Stockton Anderson & Fredericks (Thos Anderson and T Fredericks), wood and coal yard, wholesale and retail, 16 Drumm Anderson G W & Co, Oakland and S F express, 331 East Anderson Mrs H, milliner, 113 Stockton Anderson Madam H, dressmaking, 113 Stockton Anderson Henry A, cigar box labels, 609 Merchant Anderson Hugh, photograph gallery, NW cor Valencia and 16th Anderson H W & J (Anderson Bros), 347 Brannan Anderson J A, physician, 1 108 Folsom Anderson Karston, coffee stand, SW cor Jackson ami Davis Anderson Nis, cigar manfr, 520 6th Anderson P A (Olson & Anderson), 902 Kearny Anderson R K (Anderson &, Bros,) 2 Tyler Anderson Thos (Anderson & Fredericks), 16 Drumm ANDISISON W B, Climax Washing Powder, 905J Howard Anderson W B (Anderson Bros), 2 Tyler Anderson W B (W S Ray &, Co) 12 and 14 Market Anderson W B & Co (W B Anderson), Climax Washing Powder, 905^ How- ard Anderton F C (A W Norton & Co), S S F, office 400 Battery Andes Silver Mining Co, Butler Burris sec, room 2, 309 Montgomery And J & F, barbers, 50 4th AndrearataA; Lavezzo, fruits, 51 1^ 4th Andrens Mrs Elizabeth, bakery, 203 2d Andres J A & Co, fruits, 540 Fulton Andresen Bros (Chris and J G), carriage manufacturers, 607 Battery Andresen Chris (Andresen Bros), 607 Battery Andresen J G (Andresen Bros), 607 Battery Andrew Miss Hannah, stationery and notions, 105 9th Andrews Mrs, lodgings, 536 Market e > Z o o o ■ m •11 oo HARDWOOD LUMBER! WAGON STOCK, WHITE BROH.. 18 A IS Mala maA 14 A 1« Spear St, 19. jp. I« I LDOIS BBWEBimH t CO.,g'/»g,S^gsr I ISHowtgonnry St. 56 Scm Francisco. Andrews A, diunoncU, w»tohe«, ke, 221 Montgomery Andrews Charles 8, attomey-*t-Uw, New City HsU AHDBXWS H, pres Califomift Com- mercUl CoUese, 417 Kearny Andrews C H, furniture, 674 Brannan Andrews J, orookery, platedware and tinwarej248 3d ANDBEWB MRS H> Grand Central Hotel, 957-901 Market Andrews Oliver, wholesale butcher, cor 6th ave and L Andros Milton, attomey-at-law, 224 Sansome Andrus Geo W, furniture and bedding, 1920i Howard Andrus W K, see Board of Railroad Commissionerfl, 320 Sansomo AHDUBAN C (C Anduran ft Co) 515 and 617 Sacramento ANDUEAH C ft CO (C Anduran and C Oarpy), wholesale winea and liquors and proprs Uncle Sam wine cellars and aistillery of Napa City, 515 and 617 Sacramento Angel Mrs Sarah, bakery, 539 2d Angell A J, note broker, 424 Montgom- ery ANOELL U R Bupt Golden State and Miners Iron Works, 237-251 1st Angell J W, druggist and apothecary, 272 1st cor Folsom Angier A W, book and job printer, 630 Cummercial Angier A W, manilla paper box mfr, 630 Commercial ANGLO - CALIFORNIAN BANK (limited), Frederick W Low and Ignatz Steinhart mgrs in S F, P N Lilienthal cashier, ^E cor Sansome and Fine "ANGLO -SPANISH MERCHANT" (bi-monthly), A D Bell editor, CW Collins propr, 323 Front Anfironnet Mrs B, laundry, 917 Stockton ANGUS J S> cashier Nevada Bank, NW cor Montgomery and Pine Ankers Christ, show-cases, 937 Market Ankers Christian, coffee house, 310 4th Anner M ft Co, cigars and tobacco, 306 and 308 Sacramento Anshel Sam, fancy goods, 41 0^ 6th Ansley Wash, cooper, 14 Merchant Anspacher Fhilip, whulesale crockery, 119 Battery ANSTETT ANTONIO (Anstett & Co), 725 Green ANSTETT & CO (Charles Krenter, Autone Anstett, Daniel O'Donnghue and Jamen Dcnehy), TjAfuvette Brew- ery, 725 and 727 Green Anthes Peter ft Co (Peter Anthes and I Otto Liebman), saloon, 38 O'Farrell > Anthony E T ft Co (E T Anthony), general mdae, 407 and 409 Commercial Anthony F, liquors, 311 4th Anthonv G W (G W Anthony ft Co), 207 Kearny Anthony G W ft Co (G W Anthony), money brokers, 207 Kearny Anthony H A, groceries and liquors, oor Mary and Berry Anthony R M, merchant tailor, 608 Montgomery "ANTI-CHINESE ADVERTISER" Hall ft Harris proprs, 331 Montgom- ery ANTIQUARIAN BOOK STORE F and R Thompson proprs, 73 4th ANTISELL T M ft 00 (T M Anti- sell), pianos, ocgans and sheet-music, NW cor Powell and Eddy Anton L, li(]|Uors, 333 Clay AntonelU Vincent, fish market, stalls 27 and 28 cor Bush and Polk Antoni E, fish, stalls 1 and 2 New Clay St Market Autonovioh F, coffee saloon, 620 Sacra- mento Antony F, importer of liquors, 311 4th Antunovich F ft Co, coffee stand, 403 East Antz Henry, stalls 1 and 2 Grand Western Market, cor Bush and Polk Antz Katy, propr Hackmeyer's Hotel, 612 Bush Apelt Charles M, shirt manufacturer, 1306 Stockton Apia Martin, coffee saloon, 437 Bush Apollo Hall, 808 Pacific Appel S, second-hand clothing, 247 4th Appel Wm ( Levy ft Co), furniture and beds, 226 and 228 4th Apple Mrs Sarah, dry and fancy goods, 305 Hayes Applegate J H, attorney-at-law, 729 Montgomeiy Appleeate J J, sec Standard Soap Co, 214 Sacramento Appleton House, Mrs Lotta A Lyford propr, 33 5th Appongi C E, architect, 126 Kearny Appraiser's Building (old), SW cor Bat- tery and Jackson Appraiser's Building (new), NW cor Sansome and Washington Arata B (B Arata & Co), 419 Davis Arata B ft Co (B Arata and Martin Be- govich), restaurant, 419 Davis Arata ft Casassa (L Arata and D Ca- sassa), commission merchants, 515 and 517 Davis Arata David, peddler, 8 Ohio Arata F (F rata ft Co), 626 Broadway Arata F ft Co (F Arata and Raphael Chevelli), saloon, 526 Broadway j i c p § c c g "3 5? 1 O pi P P < PRISON CELLS, Fen«eii and Bfidce Work, ««7 aiala Street, ». F. CALVIN NliniN6& SON. ILLEN. TUGGU t CO.. Shh Plliill. ill MiJs. i San Franoiaco. 67 AratA FrimoiMO, livery ttable, 421 Broadway Arftt* ft OuiuMW (Sercflno Ar*ta and Antonio Guinauo), fruit* and grooor- iea, 801 and 803 Bush Arata Henry (Lavezzo & Arata), 51 li 4th Arata L (Arata ft Caiaaea), SIS and 617 Davis Arata tieratino (Arata ft Guinaaeo), 801 Bush Aroade Halli cor Clara and 6th Arcade House, L 8 Starkweather propr, 03 J Market Aroade Restaurant, John Bartels propr, 11 and 13 6th Arcadian Bazaar, John Rosenorantz propr, varietur store, 130 6th Areata Saw Mills, Falk, Hawley ft Co proprs, 7 Spear Archer Woi, hardware, 919 Folsom Archery Hall, 1165 Mission Archibald P L (P L Archibald ft Co), 1 324 M arket ARCHIBALD F L ft CO (P L Archi. bald and A J Jeffers), livery stable, 1324 Market Arohidat Mme L, milliner, 317 Sutter ABCHITECTUAAL IRON WORKS Martin O'Connell propr, 230-:^36 Steuart Ardouin Henry, fruit, 621 Davis Arensbers H, physician, 307 6th ARFORT JOHH R oarriag'^ maker, and piano moving, truck mfr, 623 6e iry Argentine Republic, C Baum, consul, 510 Battery Argonaut Mining Co (of Arizona), 702 Market ARGONAUT (The). F M Pixley edi- tor, 522 California ARGONAUT PUBLISHING CO, F M Pixley pres, 522 Cal Ariani Santi, fisliiiig men's boarding- house, 894 Frunt Arion Hall, liquor, cor Sutter and Kearny ARION HOUSE, Fred Huber propr, 13 and 15 Page Arlington HoUse, W H Brown propr, 127 Kearny Armand Mrs C, dressmaker, 14 12^ Powell Armand E & Co, poultry, 24-33 Metro- politan Market Armand M & Co, J L Fields sec, 330 Pine Armer M & Co (M Armer), wholesale cigars, 306 and 308 Sacramento Armes C W {Armea ft Dallamh 230 and 232 Froiit Armes G W (Armes ft Dallam), 230 and 232 Front Armes ft Dallam (C W ft G W Armes and R B Dallam), mfra and jobbers of wooden and willow ware, etc, 230 and 232 Front ArmitMe J (Branson, Armitage ft Co), 111 Broadway Armory of Co F, 1st Infantry, Capt Chas F Holyoke, 322 Post Armory Hall, New Montgomery Armory National Guard of California, S22 Post Armsby J K ft Co (J K Armsby, John M Waite, Henry Newton), wholesale grocers, 318 Front Armstrong, De Kem^e ft Co (R Arm- strong and Axel De Rem^e), commis- sion Drokers ai.d tteamer agts, 121 Jackson Armstrong John L, stock broker, 318 Montgomery Armstrong J T (J T Armstrong ft Co), 627 Kearny Armstrong J T ft Co (J T Armstrong and James Ross), lamps and oils, 627 Kearny Amutrong Rudolph (Armstrong, De Rem^e 'ft Co), 121 Jackson and 72 Oreson Armstrong's Hay wards and San Fran- cisco Express, 3-5 Commercial Armstrong I'hos, propr Hay wards Ex- press, 1 Commercial Armstrong Thos A, shoe factory, 67 and 69 Stevenson ARNAUD ALBERT, wines and liquors, NW cor Post and Dnpont Amaud Mrs M, dressmaker, 810 Stock- ton Amaud Paul, propr Europa Hotel, 814 Montgomery Amheim Julius S, druggist, NE cor Oak and Octavia Amheim S S, varieties, 8 Steuart Arnold B £ (Arnold ft Cutting), 1201 Valencia ARNOLD BROS (C M ft G C Arnold), mgrs Pacific Coast Immigrant Asso- ciation, 207 Kearny Arnold ft Co (B E Arnold and E A Cut- ting), butchers, SE cor Valencia and 23d Arnold C M (Arnold Bros), 207 Kearny Arnold ft Cuttin^r, butchers, 1201 Va- lencia Arnold F K, cigars and tobacco, 206 Monti^jomery Arnold & Flint (Henr^ A Arnold and E D Flint), wholesale iron and steel, 26 Beale Arnold F W, cooper, 3 Chambers Amolil G C (Arnold Bros), res San Diego Arnold Gold and Silver Mining Co, 320 Sansome ;^ GO ^ 3 rti 0"> oo GO CO CD OJ ^D HARDWOOD lOMBER, IVHITB BROli, Street, C». F. , 1» * IS Main and 14 * 1« Sp< Oreieon A«h, Maple and Ala« >ear er. mfttsatmTsnfmr'mMammait ODD FEUOWS' SUPPUES, "M*a.'!?SS5.;!'«i'.''S5f 88S?A.'if • I 58 San Francisco. ARNOLD GEO H, mgr of Occidental Hotel, e 8 Moatgomery, bet Bush and Sutter Arnold Henry A (Arnold & Flint), 26 Beale Arnold Joseph, wood ami coal, 333 3d ARNOLD N S & CO (N S Arnold), importers and mfg agts, stoves, etc, SW cor California and Davis Arnold U K, sec Aichmann Drill and Compressor Co, 25 and 27 Stevenson Amsttiiu L (Stein, Simon & Co), 585 Market Aronsohn I, fruit and vegetables, 3 6th Aronsan Arbaham, furniture and car- pets, 1324 and 1326 Stockton Aronson G & Co (Oeorge Aronson), loan office, 126 Kearny Aronson George (Aronson G & Co), loan office, 126 Kearny Aronson P N (B Blumenthal & Co) 18 and 20 Battery Aronstein A, physician, 29 Kearny Arrington N O, loan broker, 306 Mont- gomery Arroyo Yanuario (J Trejos & Co), 123 Califoruia Art Association Rooms, 430 Pine Art Association and School of Design, Col A G Hawes pres, 430 Pine Art Gallery, in Mechanics' Pavillion, 300 feet long Arthur & Guthrie, wood ?.nd coal, hay and grain, livery stab'c, 1925 Bush Artigues Canning Company, 14 San Francisco Market, 520 Clay Artigues E, fish dealer, stall 18 Bay City Market Artigues E (Artigues & Co), stall 14 Sf . Franci'-^o Market Artigues ^ & Co (E, L & J Artigues), butchers, stall l4 San Francisco Mar- ket Artigues J (E Artigues & Co), stall 14 San Francisco M.9 OK E en C=3 « as a E u (0 o o o Pi I If III IlilTTIIIS P Cnil lli«naAMtar«k*<« all kladis IROW WOBM, bALVIII NUI I md & aUll, M? Main HireeC, Hail Fraaelaeo. AILEN, TUG6mC0., CHEHBT LUMBKB. ■&tr.J?gf.'.?.' San Francisco. 59 CO • tfNI tl> ce £ • «■■■ o «^ Atkinson Nathan, real estate, 330 Pine ATX^SOH THOS T & CO (Thos T Atk inson), conuninton stock brokers, 337 Pine AtV'aBon William, contractor tud build- er, 302 Montgomery Atlantic Brash Co, Robt Blair mgr, 510 Montgomery Atlar cic Consolidated Mining Co, Da- vif '. Wilder sec, 328 Montgomery AtUmtic Giant Powder Co, Louis B Chapman sec, 4 California Atias (jrold and Silver Mining Co, L Berger sec, 207 Sansomu ATLAS IRON WORKS, Joseph B Jardine propr, 135 and 137 Bcale Attel Marks, watchmaker, 255 3d Attel Seymour, tailor, 55 3d Attinger & Eging (Chr Eging and F At- tinger), tailors, 316 O'Farrell Attinger F (Attinger & Eging), 316 O'Farrell ATWOOD TRANK H, microscopical section cutter, 402 Montgomery Atwood Greorge E, hay and grain, 733 and '735 4th ATTWOOD MELYILL. consulting and muiing engineer, 402 Montgom- ery Atzeroth Henry (Atzeroth & Maas), 1708 Fillmore Atzeroth & Maas ( Henry Atzeroth and Fred Maas), liquors, 1708 Fillmore Aubert A, pork packer, lU S F Market Aubertiu Geo,, barber, 724 Braunan A'shiu Henry, restaurant, 434 Bush Aubry F O, upholsterer, 26u9 Mission Augsburgh Fred (Fawcett & Augsburgh), 6y Centre Market Audenard Madame M, French laundry, 470 Tehama Auerbach A (Auerbach & Thompson 751 Market Auerbach & Thompson (A Auerbach and D Thompson), Pacilic fringe mfrs, 751 Market AIJERICHTIG MORRIS, watchmak- er and mfr of jewelry, 1 16 6th Auger Bernard Eugene, importer and commission merchant, 40i) Cattery AXTGER MME, French milliner, 621 Larkm AUOIUS JOHN (Petrovioh & Augius), White House Hotel, 420 and 422 Jackson Augustine Wm, mfr of furniture, 639 and 641 3d Aultman M & M, J M Bufifingtoa . sec, 309 California Auradou A L (Auradou A L % Co), 616 Merchant Auradou A L & Co (George Ttaffay and A L Auradou), poultry, 515 Merchant, opposite Washmgton Aurora T & M Co, miriing, 310 Pine Aurich A (B Hermai.n & Co), cor Polk and Bush Aurouze Marius, barber, 203 Montgom- ery ave Austin Henry, dentist, 634 Washington Austin Henry 8 (Thomas H Selby & Co), 116 and 118 California Auston Mrs Anuie, dressmaker, 530 Stevenson Austrian Benevolent Society, Sander's Hall, 71 New Montgomery Austro-Hutigariau Consulate, lludolph HochkoflFer consul, 203 Front Austrian Insurance (marine) Co of Vi- enna, 209 Sansome Automatic Sewing Machine Co, A T Egglestou mgr, 124 Post Autz Henry, butcher, 1310 Polk Auzerais House, Mrs C Alillei- propr, lodging, 29 Dupont AYERILL MIXED PAINTS, man- ufactured by t'aliff>rn:a Paint Co, O S Orrick general agt, 403 Market Avery D R (L) K Avery & Co), 18 and 19 Centre Market Avery D K & Co (D 11 Avory), fruirs, stalls 18 and 19 Centre Market Avy Eugene, commission merchant, 320 Sansome A Whitney & Son's cat. wheels, Wil- liams, Dimond & Co, 202 Market "A VOZ PORTUGUEZA" (semi- weekly), M Stone propr, 734 Mont- gomery .AXELROOT) MAX, physician, Ilus- s»un Consul General, 717 Post Axt Frederick, boot and shoemfiker, 1062.i Howard Axt L, boots and shoes, 1062^ Howard Axtman Leopold, bakery, 500 Hayes Ayer Washington, physician, 410 Kearny Ayers Harry, saloon, SW cor Stockton and Ellis Ayers J R, painter, 618 California ATERS M, editor " Farmer and Dealer" and dealer in agricultural im- plements, 258 Market Azores Hotel, Coelho & de Fereitas proprs, 111 Jackson Babb Milton E, attorney-at-law, room 22. 214 Sansome BABBITT JOHN H, Excelsior Straw Works, 120 4th BABCSOCK & CO (Ceo Babcock and J C Foster), Americar Driven V ^ells, 40 Merchant's Exchange BABCOCK OEOROE (Babcock & Co), 40 ^Ierchaut8' Exchange CD C > z o PI o o 01 o > r o 2 > CO H m PI H CO > 1 ,.^:.i 'h^. 0) o o HARDWOOD LUMBER, m^H I1*B BROS' •t : m, F. Coanter Top*, Newel Posts, Balosiere. M Sk, IS Main and 14 A le Spear lie OUIS BBWEmmi > CO., ^^vr^iSA^maSowSrWwU, \191^1T 60 Scm Francisco. ri BABCOCK ft WnCOX CO. Patent Water Tabe Steam Boilers, 506 Mis- Bion :Z^:Z Babcock'Wm (Parrott & Co), 306 Cali- fornia Babin Landry C, real estate, 612 Com- mercial Babson & Seadler, architects, 318 Pine Babson Seth, architect, 318 Pine Baccala Louis (Bocken L Baccala), 540 Commercial BACCUS RICHARD T. propr United Market, SW coi * ' ason and O'Far- rell Bach Charles (Bach & Lux), 535 and 537 Sacramenio BACH JOHN ;Bacb, Meese & Co), 321 Montgomery Bach & Lux (Chas Bach and Frank A Lux), Pioneer Malt House, Stockton, bet Francisco and Bay. and brewera' materials, 535 and 537 Sacramento BACH. HEESE & CO (John Bach and Herman Meese), wines and liquors, sole agts for Budweiser Beer, 321 Montgomery Bacha A (Dabelich & Co), 232 Branuau Bacher C S, meat market, SE cor Tay- lor and Clay Bacher Mrs E, millinery, 918 Market Bachman Bros^H S, N S, D S, and L S Bachman), importers of dry goods, 10 and 12 Battery Bachman D S (Bachman Bros), 10 and 12 Battery Bachman H S (Bachman Bros), 10 and 12 Battery Bachman Leopold (Frankenthal, Bach- man k Co), SW cor California and Battery Bachman L S (Bachman Bros), 10 and 12 Battery Bachman N S (Bachman Bros), 10 and 12 Battery Bachman S (Esberg, Bachman & Co), SE cor California and Battery Bachmann Jacob, hardware and cutlery, 729 Clay BACHRACH M. collector and private detective, 604 Merchant Bacigalupi A L (A L Bacigalupi & Co), 507 Washington Bacigalupi A L & Co (A L Bucigalupi and S Casaasa), vegetabU.s and fruits, 507 Washington Bacigalui»i Oiovanni, boots and shoes, 1404 Dupont Bacirahipi N, fmits, 1907 Geary BACIGALXTPO T D, wines and liquors, 14:9 !>upont BACKUS SAMUEL W. pnstir.aRtoi-, cor Washin^jtoii and Biittery Bacns Oscar J (Geo H Tay & Co), 105 California Bacon & Co (Jacob Bacon and James E Ager), printers, 508 Clay Bacon & Decker (E H Bacon and H W Decker), groceries, 1124 Market and 19 Turk Bacon E H (Bacon & Decker}, 1124 Market Bacon E T, agt Chalmers-Spence Air Space Boiler Co, 413 and 415 Pacific Bacon F P (Nuttall, Bacon & Co), 222 Fremont Bacon Gaston E (Abramson & Bacon), SW cor Sutter and Dupont and 717 Clay Bacon Henry, meat market, 216 16th Bacon Henry D, real estate, 305 San- some Bacon Jacob (Bacon & Co), 508 Clay Bucon J B, saloon, 213 Montgomery Bacon J 8, agt for the Boston and Phil- alelphia Underwriters, 316 California Bacon Martin, etock-broker^ 325 Mont- gomery Badara ceo Antonio, liquors, 1308 Pacific Badaracco D (J Demarteus & Co), 531 Pine Badaracco Luiz, wood and coal, 1511 Cal- ifornia Bade Joseph, restaurant, 65 1 Mission BADGE? WM 0. agt for Hallet, Da- vis & Co'e pianos and Geo Wood & Co's organs, 13 Sansome Badgley Eugene F, watches and jewelry, 205 Montgomery Badlam A, city assessor. City Hall BAEHR WILLIAM, mfr jewelry, 649 Sacramento Baer Emile, liquors, NW cor Powell and Filbert Baettge Peter (Brugge & Baettge), 111 Washington Bagala Leo, bakery, cor 25th and Ala- bama Baggett & Piatt (W T Baggett and H (i Piatt), attorneya-at-law, 402 Mont- gomery BAOGETT W T, publisher "Pacific (J'oast Law Journal," ')',iS Sarramento, also of Baggett & Piatt, 402 Mont- gomery, and Stockwell & Co, 638 Sacrivmento Baggs Isaac, attorney -at-law, 402 Mont- goiiiery Baglietto & Gracchi (Louis Baglietto and Jacob Gracchi), comniisnion mer- chants, 421 D'lvis Bajilietto liouis (Baglietto & Gracchi), 421 Dnvis BAGOT IRED, solicitor McKeni.ey's Pacific Coast Directory, 689 24th, Oh k land, Cal Bagouich & Josich (John Bagonich and Charles Josich), restaurant, 212 Bran- nan W s » 3 f it nu m i •M> I I I S o IH tm tr c p. PAIUIM IIIITTIMP P CRN Tabular H'hoelharrown, B<»lt and HrldKe llMLflll nUlllllU & OUn, Work. !C)t7 Main Street, San Francisco. rysm mi TU661E X CO. Pacifio Coast Hard Woods '££%K:fi:;^ «klt> San Frcmcisco. 61. Basouich John (Bagouioh & Joaioh), 212 Sranniin Bahla J F W (Althof & Babla), 329 Sansome Bahrt Martin, groceries, SE cor 12th andFoIsom BAHRUTH HILBERT, restaurant, 214 WaahinKton Bail Adolph (Kawalski & Co), 526 Cali- fornia Bailey Chas A (Seaton & Bailey), 320 Sansome Bailey Chaa H (Haslett & Bailey), 331 Spear Bailey George (Bailey & McLean), 533 Commercial Bailey J C, wool and leather, 218 Cali- foruia Bailey James D, sec Union Insurance Co, 416 California Bailey J H, stationery and hardware, 524 Montgomery aveand 1513 Stock- toa Bailey L H,Jr, watchmaker and jeweler, 317 Leavenworth Bailey Mrs Margaret, saloon, 71 Minna Bailey & McLean (George Bailey and William McLeun), proprs Bailroad House, 533 Commercial Bailey N J, butcher, 515 Bryant Bailey & O'Donnell (Thomas Bailey and Thomas O'Donoeil), gastitters and plumbers, 532 Hayes Bailey S C, plumber and gasfitter, 1623 Fillmore Bailey Thos (Bailey & O'Donnell), 532 Hayes Bailey Thomas (Thomas Bailey tc Co), cor 5th and Bluxome Bailey Ti ostrich and fancy feath- ers, 608 Market and 9 Post Baloun J L, merchant tailor, 621 Wash- ington BALZ ADOIFH, ( Balz Bros & Fink- eldey), San tiruno Road bet 25th and 26th BALZ BROS & FINKELBET. tan- nery, San Bruno ^oad bet 25th and 26th BALZ LOUIS (Balz Bros & Finkeldey), tannery, San Bruno Road bet 25th and 26th BALZER HENBT & CO (C Bertheau Jr) importers and commission mer- chants and agts Hamburg- American Packet Co, N Y K Underwriters' agency, Bremen Underwriters, Dan- ube, Imperial Royal (privileged), Aus- trian Insurance (marine) Co of Vienna, 209 Sansome BAMBER JOSEPH J. propr Sheltered Cove Baths, foot Montgomery ave Bammanu D, groceries, 219 4th Bammann Fred, groceries, NE cor 4th and Perry BANCROFT A L & C0> booksellers, stationers, prmters^ bookbinders and lithographers, 721 Market Bancroft B H, books, 38 6th Bancroft Geo H, stationer and booksel- ler, 38 6th BANDBOX (The), B S Hirsch & Co proprs, 748 Market Band Joseph, butcher, cor Valencia and 18th Bandmann Julius (Bandmann, Nielsen I & Co) 210 Front ' BANDMANN. NIELSEN ft CO, (J Bandmann and H Nielsen), commis- sion merchants and general agts Giant Powder Co, 210 Front Bank Commissioners of the State of Cal- ifornia, 528 California — J E Farnum, Oakland J M Litchfield, San Francisco W F White, Santa Cruz Luman Wadham sec, San Francisco BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, W Powell acting mgr, SE cor Califor- nia and Sansome BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, A McKinlay agt, 221 Sansome BANK OF CALIFORNIA, WilUam Alvord pres, Thomas Brown cashier, NW cor California and Sansome BANKS CHARLES, Keystone House, 417 Pacific Banks G S, livery, 709 Jones Banks John, cigars, 1264 Market Banks Mrs Mary, lodgings, 318 Davis Bankson J R, saloon, 1151 Market Banner Bros (Peter and Samuel Banner), wholesale clothing, NE cor Sutter and Sansome BANNER MARCUS, (M Banner & Co), NW cor Folsom and Sp-iar BANNER M & GO (Marcus Banner and Fabian Toplitz), Banner Packing Co, NW cor Folsom and Spea", (see advertisement, classified) BANNER PACKING CO (M Banner & Co), NW^ cor Folsom and Spear, (see advertisement, classified) Banner Peter (Banner Bros) NE cor Sutter and Sansome Banner Samuel (Banner Bros), NE cor Sutter and Sansome BANNEROT E A (Garcin, Son & Co), 294 Howard BANNETT LOUIS, jeweler, 732 Mar- ket, entrance on Brook Banning Miss Eva, dressmaker, 16 Mason Bantly Marcus, cigar manufactory, 1408^ Powell BANZ JOHN, bakery, 1326 Howard BAPTIS JOHN H, gold pen mfr, .328 Bush Baptist Mission Chapel, 11th ave bet F and G, south S F Barbaste Mme, laundry, 838 Clay Barltat John, druggist, 910 Pacific Barbe John, fiorist, SE cor Poet and Baker Barber R L, tailor, 40 Ellis Barber William, attorney-at-law, 323 California Barb rs' Protective Union, Verein Eiu- tracht Hall, 316 Post m CO CO c«o cs c/> CALVIN HUniNG t SON, '"'''''SS'r'^^^^V^eTiin'i^S.leZr''^ CO o o o s a e o CO Ba Ba Ba Ba Bai ALIEN, TUG6LE t CO.. VENEERS 1« SMd M» flpeair 8t.. Ii»n Fnutelaco. I I a I o 00 s H o » o »-9 (San Francisco 63 Barbetta F (F Barbetta ft Co), S F Market Barbetta F ft Co (F Barbetta and N^ Barbetta), fish, stall 31 S F Market Barbetta M (F Barbetta ft Co), S F Market Barbier J F, barber, 1226 Dupont Barbieri Gaetano, grocei ies, 136 Folsom Barbieri George, oils, lamps, etc, 300 Montgomery ave Barbieri Pol (Levaggi, Barbieri ft Co), 303 and 305 4th Barbierri ft Co, fruits and vegetables, 214 3d Barbour Bros, threads and twines, Henry Doyle agt, 511 Market Barbour Clitas, attoruey-at-law, 715 Clay Barchicalopo Thomas, fruit, 221 Mont- gomery ave Barclay P T (Hatch ft Barclay/, 10 California Bardept Madam C, millinery, 225 Mont- gomery ave BABDONI C & CO (Crespino Bardoni, C Guintini and C Orselli), boarding- house, 115 Clark BARDONI CIRESPINO(Bardoui ftCo), 115 Clark Bare Augustus (Bare Bros), 308 Hayes Bare Bros (Augustus, Edward and Solo- mon Bare), furniture, 300-308 Hayes Bare Edward (Bare Bros), 308 Hayes Bare Solomon (Bare Bros), 308 Hayes Baretta J (Catania ft Baretta), 37-39 S F Market Barger Edmond, barber, 543 2d Bargone Narsis L, liquors, 1 120 Dupont Barliam ft Coogan (J A Barham and T C Coogan), attorneys-at-law, 504 Kearny Barham J A (Barham ft Coogan), 504 Kearny Barichievich M ft Co (M Barichievicb), restaurant, 527 Commercial Barkan A, physician, 305 Kearny Barker H, painter, 810 .Tones Barker J, decorative art rooms, 316 Sutter Barkhaus D (F VV ft D Barkhaus), 213 Kearny F: EKHAUS F W & D (F W an i D i'.irkhaus), books and stationery, 213 Kearny Bark).aus F W (F W & D Barkhiius), 21H Kearny Barii A, merchant tailor, 651 Washing- ton Barman Clias (Baiman & Flick), 134 5tli Barman & Flick (Chas Barman and P Flick), stoves and tinware, plumbing and gasfittiug, 134 5th Barman Miss K, fancy goods, 124 5th Barnard Frank (Frank Barnard ft Co), 213 Jackson Barnard Frank ft Co (F Barnard and H Voorman), wood and coal, 213 Jack- son BABiNARD R business mgr Califor- nia Commercial College, 417 Kearny Barner Louis, groceries and fruits, 153 9th Barner Wm, groceries, 131 ^ 9th Barnes Jennie C, student of law, 331 Montgomery Barnes N E, agent McCormick Harvest-' ing Machine Co, 31 Market Barnes Robert, box factory, 37 and 39 Main Barnes Mrs S G, confectionery, branch bakery and varieties, 1620 and 1417 Dupont Barnes W H L, attorney-at-law, 426 California Barnes Mrs William, carpenter shop, 1924 Ellis Barnett Joseph (Barnett ft Marks), 199 Stevenson Barnett ft Marks (J Barnett and Mann- hein Marks), crockery and glassware, 199 Stevenson Barnett Thomas, meat market, 233 3d Barney A S (pres theOly/nplc Club), 119 Post Barney James M, capitalist, room 18, 328 Montgomery Barnstead Thos S, agent for Dr Solo- mon's Golden Medicine, 425]^ 4th Baron J (J Dupuy ft Co), 630 Broad- way BARB JOHN, mfr latest style of umbrellas and parasols, 323 Bush Barra E J, saloon and hall, NW cor First and Minna Barragat P, boot maker, 1105 Stockton Barratt Alfred, varieties, 236 Seventh Barre August, liquors, cor Lombard and Octavia Barrott Alfred, watchmaker, 45 4th Barrett .Fames, lodging-house, 41 Wash- ington Barrett Kate, bakery, 236 7th BARRETT & SHERWOOB (Jas W .Sherwood), watches and jewelry, 517 Montgomery Barret Wni U, sec San Francisco Gas Liglit Co, cor 1st and Natoma Biirrie (ieo, book publishing, 120 Sutter Biirroilhet Henry (Belloc & Co), 524 Montgomery and pres Societe Fran- caise Benevolent Scoiety, 510 Jack- son Barromeo A, bootmaker, 312 Pacific Harroii Wm,carpentir, SI22| Folsom Barrows .John, agt Brownsville Woolen Mill Co, 35 2d OO CO C(» c > Z: O o o CO GO CO o^ CO nAnUlfUUU LUlflDLn, HCH.F. Oak, Afeth, Hickory, Haple, Cherry, etc. w LOUIS BRMEHIIHHt CO..; •terllBK SIlverwaM «4 Freacli Cl«ck», |h' #' lii: tif: IISNonteotnerySt. IS He S B I O H Hi 64 San Francisco. Barrows Miss Annie, teacher South San Francisco School, SVV cor Uth ave and L Barrows W H, attomey-at-law, 216 Sansome BARRY. BAIRD & CO (John Hen- derson, James M Buird, James H Barry), general printers and blank book mfru, 419 Sacramento and 320 Sansome BARRT CHAS E (Barry & Evans), 415 Montgomery BARRY DAYID. retail liquors and cigar mfr, SE cor Folsorn and 0th BARRY & EVANS (Chas E Barry and W M Evans), searcher of records, 415 Montgomery Barry James, tailor, 759J Howard Barry James (Callan & Barry), SE cor Montgomery and Merchant Barry James H (Barry, Baird & Co), 320 Sansome Barry James, horseshoer, 567 Mission Barry John, groceries, 941 Bryant Barry Mrs Mary, grocer, 540 Natoma Barry Matt B, fruits, SE cor R K and 16th aves Barry Patrick, gro^'eries, 138 5th Barry Thomas F, attorney-at-law, 409 California Barry Wm, carriages, 1623 Washington Barsaut Jeant, fruits, 233 8th BARSI M, fi-uit and vegetables, 1310 Dupont Barsotti V (Pracidio, Perpoli & Co), 608 Broadway Barsteau A A, detective, 331 Montgom- ery Barstow Alfred, attorney-at-law, 606 Montgomery Barstow George, attorney -at-law, 309 California Barsuglia A (Landucci M & Co), 711 Montgomery ave Barauglia Carlo, fruits, 741 Vallejo Bartalluni E, wiues and liquors, 14 7th Bartels Henry, upholsterer, 232 Ellis Bartels John, restaurant, 11 and 13 6th Bartels P Henry, liquors, 2232 Union Barthel Robert, liquors, 273 and 275 East Bartheloiney N, bootmaker, 825 Pacific Bartholonui .Fiihn, saloon, 1012 B.ttery Bartlett (.'olumhu-, attorney-at-law, 12 Montgomery Bartlett K, attorney-at-law, 339 Koarny HarlK tt J A, assistant nigr 8tudi;haker BroH Mfg Co, 31 Market I Bartlett P (Hullett. Harliutt & Dalton), I 28 Sacramento and 30 (ieary Bartlett Springs Mineral Water, J D i Lynch agt, 2(5 Stockton ' Bartlett Washington, pres Society Cali- fornia Pioneers, 808 Montgomery BARTLIKG & KIMBALL ( Wm Bartlingand Henry Kimball), book- binders, 505 Clay Bartling Wm (Bartling & Kimball), book-oinder, 505 Clay Barton B F (B F Barton & Co), 213 Sacramento Barton B F & Co (Benj F Barton), propr Pioneer Salt Works, and mfrs Peer- less Yeast Powders, 213 Sacramento Barton H T, notary public, 326 Pine Barton J A, mining engineer, 850 Mar- ket Barton James, saloon, 819 Battery Barton John, pres Union Pacific Salt Co, 216 Sacramento Baruch S (B Blumenthal & Co), 18 and 20 Battery Barut R (Barut & Bellocq), 1401 Powell Barut R & Bellocq A, liquors, 1401 Powell Bar uth E F, liquors, SW cor Post and P'illmore Basazza F G & Co, restaurant, 1304 Stockton Basch Samuel, furniture second-hand, 200i 4th Basco Bernard (Castagnet & Co), 530 Merchant Bascom Mrs Martha E, dressmaker, 1 15 Geary Basel Jo, barber, 1535 Geary Bash H, tailor, 2 Bryant Place oflf Bush Basler Geo A, house and sign painter, 19 7th Bass Isaac H, propr Elcho House, 863^ Market BASS T J (T J Bass & Co), 14 and 16 Ellis BASS T J & CO. paints, oils, etc, 14 and 16 Ellis Bassett A C, supt and general freight agt N D of S P R R, cor 4th and Townsend Bassett Henry, (McCarthy & Bassett), 216 Washington Bassett Chas F & Co (Chas F Bassett), commission merchant, 304 Davis Bassett Joseph, commission agt, 222 and 224 Clay Bassauti Gaelano, fruits, 223 8th Bassford W, physician, 1001 Market BasslerMrs A (Bassler & Hevener), 932 Market Bassler & Hevenei- (Mrs A Bassler ai.l Mrs E L Hevener), niilliiiery, ;'32 Market Bassoii Joseph (Basson & McDonnell), '2(>(>4 Mission Basson & McDonnell (Joseph Basson, J P McDonnell), dry goods, 2(J04 and 2606 Missi.n 1 T*.' Ph QQ Bat •• 1 ^ Bat « fc « Ba U Bal & Ba< r t^ 8 CALVIN NUTTING S SON, 4iilltl»KK'4, JAIIi AWI» rKM<;K M'OKK, >e^7 Slulu Mtri'et, Man Fi'ttucisro. a o o 00 o est o H Bau M Bau Eh ai •s BA s Bau P " Bau • l( X Bau s ISan Ban Bau H Bau O s. ^ ei ■^^ww^^:^^ 11 1 EM TIICCIE P m HIrkonr, Oak. Aah, White Wood, Haplr, Etr., ULLCIli lUUtlLC & uU.f Wow, fit and Htf lliieai' »tre«-it. Han Franelsco. QQ a o o CO /Siati Francisco. 65 Bastheiin J (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co), 129 Sansome Bastian Benedict, merchant-tailor, 311 Sutter Bataille Peire, liquors, 544 California Batavia P, barber, 53 3d BatcheIor& Wylie (J H Wylie and Frank Batchelor), mfrs of California Spring Tooth Harrow and Cultivator, 31 Market Batchelor Frank (Batchelor & Wylie), 31 Market Batem n A, mining, 318 Pine, BATEMAN WILLIAM (J Kemp & Co), 114 and IIU Mission Bateman Francis, groceries, 62J West Mission Bates D C, mining sec, room 79, 309 Montgomery Bates S C, attorney-at-law, 434 Califor- nia BATES MORRIS IT (Morris U Bates & Co), 123 California BATES MORRIS U & CO (Morris U Bates), proprs " Daily Commercial News and Shipping List" and "San Francisco Trade Review," 123 Cali- fornia Bates Walter E, physician, 224 Kearny Batten Sampson, marble works, cor Pt Lobos and Masonic aves Battersby James, watchmaker, 13 3d Battery Street Warehouse, Bode & Searle (iieo C Bode and James J Searle) pr.iprs, NW cor Battery and Filbert Battles E G, pres Dashaway Hall Asso- ciation, 139 Post Battles Luke, groceries, NE cor 4th and Clementina Bauch P G, custom house broker, 520 Battery Baud F, brass foundry, 522 Fulton Bauer Abraham (Bauer Bros & Co), 547 Market BAUER ANDREW, upholstery, 1519 California Bauer Bros, cutlery, (537 Kearny Bauer Brothers & Co (Abraham & Moses Bauer), wholesale fancy goods, laces and embroideries, 547 Market BAUER CHAS G. saloon, S04 Pacific Bauer E, nigr of the S F News Co, 210 Post Bauer Frederick, cigars and tobacco, 1U8 3d Bauer (itsorge, hairdresser, 44 drove Bauer H, upholHtery, 1519 California Bauer J A, druggist, 101 Post Bauer Jacob, stuoon, NW cor Folsom ami Steuart Bauer J C & Co (J C Banter and Joseph Schweitzer), wholesale hops and brew- ers' materials, 632 Sacrauiento Bauer J C (J C Bauer & Co), 632 Sacra- mento Bauer John &, Sons (John Jr and Jacob G Bauer), brewery, 118 and 120 Fillmore Bauer Moses (Bauer Bros & Co), 547 Market Bauer M E, mgr the S F News Co, 413 and 415 Wt shington Baum Chas, consul Argentine Republi , 510 Battery Baum Charles, pres American-Russian Commercial Co, 718 Battery Baum Gustav, furniture and carpets, 871 Market Baum J (J Baum & Co) 9 and 11 San- some Baum J & Co (J Baum, H and M Shirer), wholesale clothing, 9 and 11 Sansome Baum Jno T (Horton & Baum), NW cor Sansome and Bush Baum Mme, laundry, 35 Turk Baum M (Fisher & Baum), 103 and 105 Sansome Baum M C, attorney-at-law, 315 Cali- fornia Baumann Phil, bakery, 206 2d Baumard E F, whalebone-maker and bone-maker, 322 Sutter Baumard Mrs E F, corset-maker, 322 Sutter BAUMGARTEN A (A Baumgarten& Co), 7 Montgomery BAUMGARTEN A & CO (A and Joseph Baumgarten), cloth and tailors' trimmings, 7 Montgomery (bee ad- vertisement) BAUMGARTEN JOSEPH (A Baum- garten & Co), 7 Montgomery Baumgarten Joseph, bootmaker, 418 4th Baumgartner & l^ohls (Valentine Baum- gartner and Henry Bohls), cigar and tobacco factory, 419 Battery Baumgartner Valentine (Baumgartner & Bohls), 419 Battery Baumstarck Mrs T, French piano and singing teacher, 947 Folsom Baun Jasper, groceries, cor 18th and Hartford Bausman W W, mining sec, 409 Cali- fornia Bavaria Brewery, Philipp Frauenholz propr, Montgomery ave bet Vallejo and Green Baxter F C & Co, paints and watercol- ors, 432 Sutter Baxter H W, mercantile agency, 234 Montgomery Baxter Mercantile Agency, H W Baxter, 234 Montgomery Bay City Mfg Co (J and A Cerf and Newhouse), hat manufactory, 225 Fell CO i C9 C/» m m CD C/> GO '*: ■ HARnWnnn IIIMRFR WHITBBKOS. 1»* lS9Ialnandl4*16«lpear niinifWUUU LUmuCn, »t, ». v. counter tops, Newel Posts, Balusters. w? ODD FEL19WS' SUPPUIS. "■•a.TJgS.yag.'aif Kg?.V^ m CO s > i fa « 66 San Francisco. I g I Q Bay City Court, A O F, B'nai B'rith Hal l, 121 E ddy BAT CITT HABEET. Mark Strouse k Co propra, 1134, 1136 and 1138 Market BAT CITT PAOKmO ANB PBO- VISION CO, Murk Strouse &. Co proprs, Bay City Market Bay City Soda Water Co, C Turner mgr, 110 and H'2'Vyht Bay and Coast K K Co, E A Davis pres, foot Market Bay and Coast Telegraph, 222 Mont- gomery Bay Distr'ct Race Course, cor 26th and Lobos a\ es Bay and River Freighting, Piper's line of schoolers, Fanny B D riper ad- ministratiix, F M Stevens mgr, office 7 Clay Bay Soap and Candle Co, soap mfg 112 California Bay Telegraph Co and Santa Cruz R R Co, A E Davi» pres, foot Market Bay View Distillery, Scoiield & Tevis agts, 120 Front Bay View Market, L Stark, 529 1st Bay View Race Course, cor 7th ave and Fulton Bay Warehouse, T F Carvell propr, Sansome nr Lombard Bayer J, physician, 222 Post Bayle John, tripe, etc. 7 California Mar- ket Bayless W H, arciiitect, 106 Leidesdorff Bayley C A, liquora, 659 C!lay Bayly Chas A, druggist, SE cor 6th and Howard Bazan , physician, 1633 Mission Bazan F, physician, 850 Market BEACH C W, pres California pl . C W, pres California Paint Co, 419 and 421 Jackson ^ACH CHILION, books and station- ery, 107 Montgomery Beach J G, purchasing agt, 231 Wash- ington Beach T P, accountant, 604 Merchant Beacon Light Oil and Commercial Co, A Blackman mgr, 322 Washington Beadle & Co, commission merchants, 5 Spear Beakley Absalom, caneworker, 6 Mills Place Beal Samuel, mattresbes and bedding, 49 and 53 2d Beal W A, sec Eagle King iliuing Co, 214 Sa nsome BEALE STEEET MULS, Young, Thomson & Co projira, mxxs of frames sash, blinds, doors and shutters, 123 Beale Beale Street Warehouse (John McHugh and Wm Finie), NE cor Beale and Bryant Beale Truxton (Shoobert tt Beale), 405 Montgomery Beumish Percy, gents' famishing goods, NE cor Market and 3d Bean E, bootmaker, 922^ Folsom Beau B (Mulloy, Bean & Co), 329 Sansome Bear S, leather, 4)4 Sacramento Beard W H, fruits, 28 Hayes Beasey W H, painter, 48 Oak Beatty J C, laud agt, 230 Montgomery Beatty Samnel G, loans and real estate, 314 Montgomery Beauxes John, bakery, 1305 Powell beaven D B, tish, stalls 35 and 36 Mis- sion Market Beaver George W, pres Safety Nitro Co, 408 California Beban Kocco, restaurant, lHODupont Becht George J, mfr's agt, 124 Market Bechtel Consolidated Mining Co, George W Sessions sec, room 62, 309 Mont- gomery Becich G D, restaurant, 44 4th Beck August, locksmith, 18 Montgom> ery ave Beck D L (D L Beck & Sons), 309 Sacra- mento Beck D L Jr (D L Beck & Sons), 309 Sacramento Beck D L & Sons (D L, W F and D L Beck Jr) commission and mdse brok- ers, 309 Sacramento BECK E B (.^ones & Co), 121 and 123 Market Beck Geo (Beck k Hornung), Mission Market, cor 16th and Mission Beck Henry, janitor Independent Order of Red Mtn's Hall, 510 Bush Beck & Hornung, butcher.". Mission Mar- ket, stalls 6 and 7, cor 16th and Mis- s.on Beck H S, painter and whitener, 24 Turk Beck N A, liquors, 2300 Folsom Beck Thomas (Buruham, Beck & Co), 618 Market Beck W F (D L Beck & Sons), 309 Sac- ramento Beckelman & Lipman, hairdressers, 413 California Becker August, coffee saloon, 341 Bush Becker B A, real estate agt, 334 Kearny Becker Bros (Dietrich, J H & C H Becker), groceries, SE cor Sutter and xaylor, SE cor Geary and La^rkin, SK cor Sutter and Leavenworth, SE cor Turk and Larkin Becker C, tannery, San Bruno Road nr 28th Becker Christian, bakery, 140 11th Becker & Dillnar, furnivure mfrs, cor 5th and Bryant Becker F, liquors, 313 East • CO I CUNN miTIMS i SON, «IB»Bttf4, JAIli AMI> FJB.V€E WOBK, Xaer Main dtreet, lian Vranelaco. CO CO CO oo ca OQ S5 Cd a I o 00 o CI I •a CI g H » H S H o O Becl D Becl Becl BE( SI Becl Beol Bed Becl H Becl an Becb Bech wi Beck cii Bech Sa Beck N^ Beck Be Gr Beck Hj Beck N\ BED an( err Bee t Beel mi!P. 4H BEE anc Beer ing Beers Beers cor Beers (set Beger Begoi Dai Behio Behlo Mo Behnc Taj Behre ant Cali Behr] Behrei Behrei Behrii Behm Beiglx den Lau HlRl UlEN TUGGIE i CO. Pacific Coast Har agt Michigan Central and Lake Shore and Michigan South- em Railroarls, 22 Montgomery Bee J F, hardware, 346 3d Bee F A, Consul of China, 917 Clay BEEBE CHAS W ( R J Trumbull k Co), 4l!> and 4 21 Sa iiaome BEEMAN WMt surgical appliances and trusses, 32 O'Farrell Beer B (S Levy & Co), 218 and 220 Wash- ington Beers Barrett, dentist, 230 Kearny Boers Rev H W, p istor Trinity Church, cor Powell and Post Beerstecher C J, railroad commissioner (second district), 320 Sansome Beger L, mining sec, 207 Sansome Begovich Martin (B Arata & Co), 419 Davis Behlow Wm, fine funiiture, 208 Po-^t Behlow Chaa J (H Leibes & Co), 113 Montgomery Behnemanu Henry, groceries, SW cor Taylor and O'FarreTl Behre Robt L, attorney-at-law, (assist- ant city and county attorney), 534 California Behr H, physician, 34 Ellis Behrend John, bootmaker, 1825 Hyde Behrens H C F, physician, 43 2d Behringer Chris, liquors, 308 Dupont Behrmann, C F, bakery, 1218 Powell Beigbeider & Lapouble (Victor Beigbei- der and Daniel Lapouble), Hayes Park Laundry, 527 Hayes Beigbeider Victor (Beigbeider ft Lapou- ble), 627 Hayes Beilhes & Laoua (J B Beilhes and F Lacua), barbers, 124 Montgomery ave Beilhes J B (J B Beilhes and F Lacua), 124 Montgomery ave Beime Artliur 0, meat market, 240 4th Beirne Patrick, groceries, 123 Shipley Beisel Jacob, tanner, w s Pennsylvania bet Santa Clara and Mariposa Bekeart J F, hardware, 346 3d fielando P, wood and coal, 1210 Powell Belcher Silver Mining Co, John Crockett sec, 327 Pine BELCHER W C (Mastick, Belcher & Mastick), attorney and counselor-at- law, 520 Montgomery Belden Block, 137 Montgomery BELDEK CHARLES A (W W Mon- tague & Co), 112 Battery Belden Edwin S (Maxwell & Belden), room 66, 309 Montgomery Belden H K (Belden & Orton), 315 Cal- ifornia Belden Josiah, capitalist, 314 California Belden & Orton (H K Belden and R H Orton), local agts Hartford Fire In^ surance Co and Rhode Island Under- writers' Association, 313 California Belding Bros & Co, silk mfrs, 505 Mar- ket Belding M & M Co, R M Heath sec, 31S Pine Belgium Consul, E Grisar, NW cor 5fch and Townsend BelingeF A A, physician, 1911 Polk Beliu Louis, bakery, 2004 Mission Belknap David P (Winans, Belknap & Godoy), 604 Merchant Belknap D P, sec San Francisco Art Association and School of Design, 430 Pine BELL A Di propr "San Francisco Mer- chant," 323 Front Bell Armory F, collector, 607 Kearny Bell B C, druggist, SW cor 16th and Howard Bell &, Co, book-sellers and stationers, 639 Kearny Bell D B & Co (D B Bell), fish, stalls 27 and 29 Bay City Market Bell Miss I, dressmaker, 1224 Folsom Bell J (Schmetzler & Bell), 21 6th Bell J B, barber, 1244 Folsom Bell John P, attorney-at-law, 310 and 330 Pine Bell Mrs M, lodging-house, 120 7th Bell Thomas, pres of the Tonite Powder Co, 310 California Bell Thomas & Co (Thomas Bell and George Staacke), commission mer- chants, 305 Sansome O PI O O I* cn O > r o > CD -I m m ■n 90 > CD o o HtRDWOOD LUMBER, WHITK BROM., l» 4k IS Main and 14 Sk ie Hpear lit, M. V Boat Stock, Oak Plauk and Timber lOmSBRWEBNUIItCO. ■•■■flMtareni of Ffn* •Tewrlry A IHaMond Work, ll9!t?aTF' 68 San Francisco. CO S £ • TV I* ^1 Bell Thomas (Thos Bell k Co), 306 San- Bome Bella Union Theater, P McAtee propr, 803 Kenrny Bella Union Quicksilver Co, A Hulaey sec, 328 Montgomery Bellemere A, mfg jeweler and diamond- setter, 331 Kearny Bellingall & Miller (P W Bellingall & Peter Miller), custom-house brokers, 425 Battery Bellingall P W (Bellingall & Miller), 425 Battery BELimOHAH BAT COAL CO, Pierre B Cornwall pres, office iSE cor Spear and Folsom Bellmar Chas, restaurant, 421 4th BellmarFred, groceries, 1137 Harrison Bellmer H A (Bellmer & Schwitert), 500 Dupont Bellmer & Schwitert (H A Bellmer and ' P Schwitert), liquors, 500 Dupont Bellocq A (R Barut & A Bellocq), 1401 Powell Belloc & Co ( Hippolyte Belloc and Henry Barroilhet), bankers, 524 Mont- gomery Belloc Hippolyte (Belloc & Co), 524 Montgomery Bellocq A (Barut & Bellocq), 1401 Pow- ell Bellrude J M, saloon and boarding, 3253 Mission Bellue Cammelle, liquors, 515 Valencia Bellue P, liquors, 32 7th Belmont & Co, cigar mfrs, 823 Mont- gomery Belmont Mining Co, 310 Fine BELSHAW M W, propr Empire Coal Mme&RR 402 BYont Belvidere Mining Co, 310 Pine Bemis C G, Supervising Inspector 1st District U S Steamboat Inspection, U S Appraiser's' Building Bemmerer August, cutler, 318 Pine Beuurd Auguste F, saloon, NE cor 5th and Howard BENCHLEY L B> general mgr Pacific Rolling Mill Co, 202 Market Bendel Hermann (Tillmann & Bendel), 325 and 327 Battery Bender Jacob, butcher, 1020 Howard Bendit Saml, commission merchant, 538 California Bendt Wm, saloon, 12 Clay Benecke H D, groceries, 520 Broadway Benedick James, fruit and produce, 412 4th Benedict C S (Benedict & Smith), 186 Montgomery Benedict E J, mgr Ainaxab Mfg Co 805 Montgomery Benedict Eugltsr, propr German Sausage Factory, 227 Front BENEDICT & SMITH (C S Benedict and J R Smith), merchant tailors, 136 Montgomery Bengali Mining Co, Geo M Condee ; -es, 330 Pine BE WWAM A M, pianos, organs and musical nidse, agt J P Hale & Co pianos, 647 Market Benham Cdlhoun, attorney -at-law, 636 Clay Benham C S, mining, 411 California Benjamin A F, attorney-at-law and notary public, 440 California Benjamm C E (Crane, Hastings & Co), 316 Sacramento Benjamin Elias, second-hand clothing, 231 3d Benjamin Samuel, propr Nonpa.-eil Soda and Syrup Co, 719 and 721 Bryant Benkelmann Adam, saloon. Railroad ave bet 7th and 8th aves Benkerman Mrs Rosa, liquors, Railroad ave nr 9th Bennet Mrs H W, artist, 617 Larkin BENNET THOMAS, general agt The Traveler's Insurance Co of Hartford, 410 California Bennett A (H Bennett & Co), 454 6th BENNETT BROS (J R and Geo Ben- net), butter, 35, 36 and 88-91 Cali- fornia Market Bennett Clement, shorthand reporter, 434 California Bennett Miss E J, restaurant, 641 Wash- ington Bennett F, saloon, 230 Brannan BENNETT & FRISBEE (G W Ben nett and W B Friabee), piano mfrs 724 Bryant BENNETT OEOROE (Bennett Bros), 35, 36 and 88-9] California Market Bennett H (H Bennett & Co), painters and whiteners, 454 6th Bennett H A, music teacher, 145 4th Bennett H & Co (H and A Bennett), pa'-'ters and whiteners, 454 6th BENNETT JOHN R (Bennett Bros), 35, 36 and 8s-91 California Market Bennett J S, lumber and furniture, 566 Brannan Ben nett M rs Mary, laundry, 555 Bryant BENNETT N (Bennett & Wigginton), attorney-at-law, 330 Pine Bennett Philip, fish, stall 3 New Clay St Market Bennett Thos, physician, 46 O'Farrell BENNETT & WIGGINTON (N Ben- nett and P D Wigginton), attorneys- at-law, 330 Pine Bennett Wm, physician, 145 4th Bennett Wm, plumber, 1015 Clay Beunhamer Harry, restaurant, 504 Mar- ket and 5 Sutter l» 2* y ^> B*S 9 ft 9 I I i o o O o 5 PRISON CEILS, fences and Brlilxe Work, iM? Main Street. «. F. CALVIN NUTTING £ SON. *ILEH. TUGGLE t CO.. OBEGOII >SH AND H>PLE. Han FmarlMC*. I I g o » o (San Francisco. «9 BENOIT MBS A Ji dreasmaker, 317 8ntter Benoit Charles (Hien ft Benoit), 1135 Dupont Bnnrimo Jose, stock brokers, 232^ Mont- gomery Benfitn Conrad, groceries, NW cor O'Farrell and Buchanan Bon.'-en Henry, groceries, 770 Bryant Benson Bakery, cor Clay and Powell Benson James, sec Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, 20 Montgomery BENSON JNO Ai surveyor and engi- neer, 507 Montgomery Benson John, bakery and varieties, SE cor Clay and Powell Benson Mrs Wm, groceries, 51 Brady Bent E F, (Bent ft Co), 18 California Bent K F & Co (E F Bent and Lewis \V McGIauHin), grain commission mer- chants, 18 California BENTHAH HABRf, Market Ex- change, 538 Market Bentley W R (Burt & Bentley), 206 Market Benton Chas J, liquors, 115 6th Benton Consolidated Mining Co, W H Watson sec, 302 Montgomery Bentschler F (B •ntschler, WoUpert & Schwerdt), IGO New Montgomery Bentschler, WoUpert & Schwerdt (F Bentsc'rfler, C WoUpert and J Schwerdt), furniture and bedding, 1(50 New Montgomery Beppl r John, butcher, 1518 Dupont Berau Adolph, bootmaker, 2016 Mason Beran li^ bootmaker, 922^ B^olsom Beraid Achille, laundry, 25)38 16th BEBARD ALFRED, French laundry, 2206 FiUmore Berbora John, coffee saloon, 624 Kearny Beren Frank, bootmaker, 1001 Pacific Berenz Adolph (A Bereuz ft Son), 140 Montgomery Berenz A & Son (A and A Berenz), boots and shoes, 140 Montgomery Beresford Hotel (The), Wm Chamberlin propr, 600 Bush Berg C, physician, 213 Powell Berg Mrs F, bakery and stationery, 428 Grove Bergen Van A, litiuor", 425 Sansome Berger Christian G, druggist, cor Union and Lark in Berger Mrs Ellen, sausages, 2 Mission Market Berger J P, saloon, .'07 Pine Berger J P, dyer mil sconrar, 422 Bush Berger Julius (E OO HMDWOOD LUMBER, GO CD CD qa IVHITB BROS., la A 15 Main and 14 A 16 Spear lit, ».F. Oak, Ash, Ulekory, Haple, Cherry, etc. IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 I.I US Bii 122 1 U£ 1 2jO im p |U ||.6 '^ 0% /A % ^ Photographic Sciences Cbrporalion 23 WKT MAIN STRUT WnSTIR.N.Y. MStO (716) 171-4303 <^ 4^.t 4^ ODD FEUOWS' SUPPLIES. Flacii. JtemieMi. »«r.. at HOROBOfW * CO„ Xaaoale Triaple. Wo. 6 Po«t i»tr««t. S. F. . CO * •da a^ Hi 70 San Frtmciaco. Bernon 6, pork store, 205 6th Bernstein A, sec Chebra B'nai Israel, 121 Eddy Bernstein Abe, restaurant, Bay City Market Bernstein D, tailor, 729 Folsom Bernstein E, furniture and bedding, 957 Market Bernstein H, second-hand clothing', 791 Mission Bernstein L (L Bernstein &Co), 900 and 902 Market Bernstein L & Co (L Bemsteia), watches and jewelry, i)00 and 902 Market Bernstein S (Dixon, Bemsteiu & Co), 250 Market Bernstein Solomon, furnishing goods, 38 4th Beronio A, fruits and vegetables, 1436 California Beronio Peter, propr Roma Hotel, 818 Sansome Berre Thurien, French laundry, 341 3d Berrill C M, locksmith, 645 Mission Berry Mrs £ Z, bakery and varieties, 705 Li^na Berry O H, painter, 30 Erie Berry 6 H, nouse and sign painter, cor 6th and Howard BERRY MRS M, confectionery,* 128 Kearny Berry J L, livery stable, 552 Bryant Burry John (Uriswold & Berry), 837 Folsom BERRT & PLACE MACHINE CO, Farkf &; Lacy proprs, pumps, ruck tlrills.and mill and mining machin- ery, ^23 and 3>25 Market Bersagliari Hall, cor Broadway andDu- pont Berson Mrs A, laundry, 429 Sutter Berson Adolphe (A Beraon St. Son), 26 Post Berson A & Son (Adolphe and Gustave Berson), carpets and oilcloths, 26 Post Berson Gustave (A Berbon & Sun), ::6 Post BERTEIHrO LOUIS A (Berteling & Watiy), 4*^7 Kenriiy BERTELmO & WATRT (Louis A Berteling and Nicholas Wutry), sci- entific opticians and artificial eyes, 4i'7 Keurny BERTELLI ACHILLE, druggist, 523 Davis Bertt-lson C, bootmaker, 112 Berry BERTHEAU C. JR (Henry Balzer & C >)» nigr New York Underwriters' Agency, 20i> Sansome Berthhold L, boarding-house, 270 1st Berti Geo, fruits and yfget^bie!', l''*.i.8 Pacific Bertin Alexander, dyer, 325 Montgom- ery ave, 430 Bush and 10b 4th Bertin L C (Bertin & Lepori), 517 Com- mercial Bertin & Lepori (L C Bertin and Con- stantino Lepori), coffee and spice mills, 517 Commercial Bertody Charles, physician, 1005 Stock- ton Bertolani P, groceries, 142 Folsom Berton F & Co (Francis Berton and Ed Galliard), bankers and assayers, 527 Clay Berton F, Parisian Rotisserie, 419 Pine Berton Fraucia (F Berton & Co), 527 Clay Bertram Chas L, liquors, 1 Commercial Bertram Joseph, stoves, ranges, etc, 1017 Folsom Bertrand Andrew, furrier, 309 Sutter Bertrand Joseph F, saloon, 30 Fremont Bertulucer Joseph (Bertulu^er & Ven- ture), 316 Broadway Bertulucer & Venture (Joseph Bertulu- cer and V Venture), hotel, 316 Broad- way Bertz Jacob, restaurant, 737 Market Berwiu Mrs L, dressmaker, 318^ 3d Berwin Louis D, mvrchant-tailor, 1061 Market Berwin P (P Berwin &Bro), 111 Battery Berwin P &; Bro (P Berwin), wholesale hats and caps, 111 Battery Bescheinen Bros (Henry and Wm Bes* cheinen), jewelers, 613 Kearny Bescheinen Henry (Bescheinen Bros), 613 Kearny Bescheinen Wm (Bescheinen Bros), 613 Kearny Besecke Wm (Wagoner ft Besecke), 1906 Urkin Best & Belcher Mirmg Co, Wm Willis sec, room 29, 30J Montgomery Best John, office furniture, 27 Leides- dorff Bester John H, saloon, 543 Jackson Besthorn Hermann, bootmaker, 122 Geary Besthorn H, salnon, 7 Stevenson bestur F T, architect, 652 Market Better Edward, bootmaker, 543^ Mer- chant Beth Israel, synagogue, Tu/k nr Tay- lor Beth Menahim Streisand, synagogue. Mission bet 5th and 6th Bethany Congregational Church, Bart- lett near 25th fietsch John, coffee parlor. 111 6th Bbtten William & Co, gunsmiths, Louis M lUer mgr, 71'.' Wauiitigton Bettencourt J de Sousa, physician, 310 Knnrn' Better Mrs Helen, fancy goods, 511 Bry- ant Bettis O J, blacksmith, 1434 Jackson PRISON CEUS, Fennnn and Nrldse Work. M7 Hatn Street, M. F. CO CO CO CO C/9 1 cs CD CO GO Cd (0 o CO z o o CALVIN NilTTlNGS SON. >LiEN. TOGGLE t CO- WEXIOH MBD WOOD$,"^.*.%Ki!;;^ s CNI CO CM CO CB E music teacher, 765 Mar- ket Biames Mme A, laundry, 918 Larkin Biart H G, jewelery mfr, 325^ Bush B'bby A M (T H Asche & Co). 10 Geary Bibo Samuel (Wertz & Bibo), 2011 Fill- more Bichard Nicholas, coal, 16 Howard BICK ROBERT* upholsterer and re- pairer, all orders promptly attended to, 211 Fllis Bider Mme Bertha, dressmaker, 313 Sutter Bidlaok W W, physician, 142^ 4th Biedenback A, liquors. 210 Leidesdorff Bielar Miss Mary, coffee parl<>r. 131 6th Bielenberg P H, groceries, 31 Teh ^< ma BIEN JOSEPH, locksmith and machin- ist:, 412 Commercial Bienenfeld E, dry goods, 1016 Larkin Biermann Mrs J, bakery, 1216 Pacific Biers B, dentist, 2:^0 Kearny 3I0AZE ft ORTIZ (L A Cigaze and J A Ortiz), sewing machines, 328 Mont- gomery ave BIOAZE L A (Bigaze ft Ortiz), 3f?8 Montgomery ave Bigoh John, restaurant, 212 Brannan Bioeiow C L (Bigelow ft Morris), 103 Fremont Bigelow H H, insurance broker, 441 California Bigelow ft Morris (C L Bigelow and W B Morris), propr Western Iron Works, 103 Fremont and 323 Mission Bigelow S C, capitalist and pres Pacific Powder Co, 314 California Big Prize Mining Co, 328 Montgomery Biggins P, lodging-house, 630 Brannan Biggio Chas (Chus Mussante ft Co), 1332 Dupont Biggy Wm J (Ferguson ft Biggy), 113 Stevenson Bigley Bros (Daniel ft George Bigley), wholesale grocers, 126 Clay Bigley Daniel (Bigley Bros), 126 Clay Bigley Capt G, H Co 2d ArtUlery U G of California, 620 Bush Bigley George (Bigley Bros), 126 Cl^ Bigley George (Heriot, Bigley ft Co), cor Davis ft Clay Bign6 V (Wittman ft Bim6), 412 Pine Bikur Cholim Chebra, Wm Meyer sec, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Bilay A F, liquors, 113 Second Bill Conrad, restaurant, 29 Drumm Bill Geo (Tyson ft Bill), cor Washington and Stockton Billings D R (D R Billings ft Co), 1311 Stockton Billings D R ft Co (D R Billings and G E Cook), groceries, 131 1 Stockton BILLINOS OEOROE E (Billings, Harbourne ft Co), 3 Montgomery BQUNOS, HARBOURNE & CO (G E Billings and J W Harbourne), books and stationery, 3 Montgomery Bine ft Georges (Leon Bine and Hippo- lyte Georges), merchant-tailors, 119 Sutter Bine Leon (Bine ft Georges), 119 Sutter Bine S. fancy goods, 1 30 Kearny Bingham Henry (Menzies, Bingham ft Co), 512 and 514 Battery Birch Wm, propr California Machine Works, 119BeaIe Bird Chas L (Perrin ft Bird), 114 Sutter Bird Thomas, saloon, 730 Washingttm Birdsall Samuel T, attorney-at-law, 402 Montgomery BIROE JAMES J. dentist, 313 Kearny Birmingham Mrs C H, lodging-house, 311 Sutter Bisazza F G (F G Bisazza ft Co), 1304 Stookton Bisazza F G ft Co (F G Bisazza), restau- rant, 1304 Stockton OO c > 2 O o o CO CO CO CO CO CO CO HARDWOOD mm, WHITR BROii., Ill A IS Mala aad 14 * l«SB«ai> Mtr«et, «. F. Or«f(oa Aah, Haple aad Alder. I I 09 LOUIS mmmn t co., '^'sg&e^g.f?tfvy^uiy 4g^ 72 San Frandaco. Bisbee D W F (Bisbee, Williams ft Co), 32 Merchants' Exchange Bisbee, Williams &' Co (John, Lewis, John J and Benjamin Williams and D W F Bisbee), miaing and metallurgy, 32 Merchants' Exchange Bischoff Henry (Rotijer & Bischoff), 307 East Bischoff John A (M Detels & Co). SE cor Main and Harrison BisjhoffWm U, restaurant, 715^ How- ard Bishop H. saloon, .'36 Main BISHOP THOS B 'Oarber, Thornton & Bis'aop), 327 Pine Bisleck Mrs H, midwife, 1007 Harrison Bisma' k Mining Co, Alfred K Dubrow sec, room 69, 309 Montgomery Biscrd P, fruits and vegetables, 233 8th Bi«)to Miss L A, liquors, 529 Jackson Bitan Isidore, restaurant, Montgom- ery ave bet Broadway and Dupont Biteman A (Grossmayer & Biteman), 313 Montgomery Biter John, floral gardens. Waller bet Fillmore and Steiner Bither Mrs G W, 1 dging-house, 1 5th Bixby Llewellyn (Flint, Bixby & Co), SW cor Greenwich and Battery Bixler David, capitalist, 320 Sansome Btziou Lewie, saloon, 1413 Dupont Blaoh Charles, physician, 514 Kearny Black Baar Quartz Mining Co, Wm Letts Oliver sec, 328 Montgomery BLACK DIAMOND COAL MINING C0> Pierre B Cornwall pres, office 8E cor Spear and Folsom BLACK ED WIN H. PAINTEB AND FAFEB-HANOKR, 14 Stockton* Black Hawk Gold and Silver Mining Co, 419 California Black H (Pacific Spring and Mattress Co), 25 and 27 i^ew Montgomery Black H M (H M Black & Co), 74 and 76 New Montgomery Black H M & Co (H M Black), carriage makers, 74 and 76 New Montgomery BLACK HOWARD, shirt mfr, 126 Kearny, (see advertisement) Black Point Packing House, Merry, FauU k Co, cor Bay and Webster Black P R, janitor Bed Men's U-^U, 320 Post Black Mrs P W, bakery and confection- ery, 410 Larkin Black R M, furnishing goods, 209 Montgomery BLACK Wm* marble works, 1121 Market Black William, saloon, 448 Valencia Blackiston J S & Son, aailmakers, 6 and 8 Clay Blaokleaoh Mrs, straw works, bleaching, pressing, etc, 726 Braunan Blackman A, mgr Beacon Light Oil and Commercial Co, 322 Wasnington Blackman Geo V, agt Gonne patent door-knob, 39 Sutter Blackman H, insurance agt, 401 Call- fornia Blackman M J, gasfitting, stoves, etc, 225 Hayes Blacksmiths' Protective Un on, Sander's Hall, 71 New Montgomery Blackwell Mrs Sarah B, fancy goods, 108 7th Blackwood Wm, capitalist, 109 Califor- nia Blade M E, teacher of cutting, 407 Stevenson Blair D B, Brazilian consul, 401 Cali- fornia Blair Robt, mgr Atlantic Brush Co, 510 Montgomery Blair S, ship owner, 34 Market Blair William, restaurant, 104 7th Blaise Lapariat, bakery, 936 Howard BLAKE & BLAKE (M C and M B Blake), attorneys-at-law, 417 Kearny Blake C £ Sr, dentist. 920 Market Blake Chas E, physician, 200 Stockton Blake F (Blake, Robbias & Co), 516 Commercial BLAKE I E, pres Contine ital Oil and Transportation Co of California, 123 California Blake J W, physician, 1911 Geary BLAKE M B (Blake & Blake), 417 Kearny BLAKE M C (Blake & Blake), 417 Kearny Blake, Bobbins & Co (Francis Blake, Jas Moffitt, C F Bobbins and J W Towne), paper warehouse, 516 and 519 Commercial Blake 8 C, news and stationery, 603 Kearny and 617 Montgomery Blakeman T Z, attorney-at-law, 606 Montgomery Blakeslee C C (Blakeslee & Week), 1225 Market Blakeslee & Week (C C Blakeslee and F A Week), drugs, 1225 Market Blanc Morris, suoon, 217 Beale Blanc Paul, saloon, 621 Pacific Blanchard David (Ginty ft Blanchard) X£ cor 3d and Mission Blanchard F A, branch bakery and cof- fee saloon, 1507 Market BLANDINO GORDON (Wallace, Greathouse ft Blanding), 324 Pine Blanding Mrs Henrietta, elocutionist, 126 Kearny Blanding William, attomey-at-law, 324 Pin.d Blandin|| Wm, pres State Board Harbor Commissioners, 10 California M £ C»4 OS Bl bI bI ^-» B C5 B ^^ B ^^ B CO B C*4 B • B C*l B S B B "S Bl MviN IIIITTilin 9 Cnil ^' MAIW MTRBRT, MAW FKAT«CI8CO. RU I I lllU & 0Ul1| Iron Doora, Bank Vralts, Bt«. km. TUGGLE t CO.. WAGOW LnilBER.'&S.^asa;^.'^ s oo I CO oa , lodgiug-house, 129 3d Bley A, millinery and straw goods, 750 Market BLINN LUMBER CO (The L W). Geo W Hooper sec and treas, office cor 4th and Channel Bliven & Mitchell (James I Bliven and D C Mitchel)), Tacific Congress Water, 29 New Montgomery Bhven Jas T (Bliven & Mitchell), 29 New Montgomery Bloch & Co (8 Bloch and Jacob Joseph), butchers. No 1 New Metropolitan Market Bloch Constantin, dentist, 420 Octavia Bloch & Davidson (Isaac Bloch and Jas W Davidson), morocco mfrs, etc, 223 Battery Bloch Isaac (Bioch & Davidson), 223 Battery Bloch S (Blooh & Co), cor Mission and New Montgomery Bloch Wm, iMots and shoes, 1319 Stock- ton Blochman & Cerf (M Cerf), agts IXL Lime Co, 5 and 7 Drumm BLOCHMAN MBS £, millinery, 1019 Larkin Block & Co (Isador Block), liquors, 609 California Block D (D Block & Co), 107 Sansome BLOCK D & CO (D Block, E Mandell, Ch Zinkand and M Long), mfrs trunks, v.>)ises and traveling bags, 107 Sansome Block £ M, propr Carmen Island Salt Works, 207 Front Block Emanuel D (Hahn & Block), 326 Clay Block Harry, watches, jewelry and pawn broker, 316 Ktarny Block Isador (Block & Co). 4>09 California Block J, cigars and tobacco, 228 Sutter Block John, tailor, 648 C brass and reed band, 647 Market Blum Robert, interior decorations, 126 Kearny Blumberg & Co (Joe Blumberg and F Freese), variety theatre, SW cor Bush and Kearny Blumberg J F, broker, 306 Montgomery Blumberg Joe (Blumberg & Co), SWcor Bush and Kearny Blume Henry, bootmaker, 627 Commer- cial Blumenthal A, sec Cremieux Lsdge, I B B, 121 Eddy Blumenthal Adolph (Seeligson & Co), 844 Market Blumenthal B (B Blumenthal & Co), . and 20 Battery Blumenthal Barnard, dry goods, 848 Market Blumenthal B & Co (B Blumenthal, P N Aronson, S Baruch and A Gal- land), glove mfrs, 18 and 20 Battery Blumenthal H M, commission and con- tractor, 420 and 422 Davis CO GO X CO c CO CO um HARDWOOD LUMBER. WHITE BROS lit.ll.F . IS A IS Main and 14 * 1« Spear C?oaaterT»pa, Newel Posts, Balasiers. KIIIGHTS TEWPUH UMIFOBI»S,'%^'S« &£?«■ gCTS,?ag^' 74 San Franciaco. 00 r Blumenthal H M, commisaion merchant and wholesale grocer, 125 Washington Blum^thal J, dry goods, 336 Playes Blumenthal Julius, mgr Pacitic Collec- tion 0<>, 5 8 California BLXJUEB J JB (Buckingham k Bin- mer), 16 3d Blunt W O, naturalist, 813 Market Bluxome Isaac, marshal Society of Cal- ifornia Pioneers, Montgomery bet Jackson and Pacific Bluxome J, physician, 217 Powell BIythe Thos H, capitalist, room '20, 724^ Market Blywie Henry, tailor, 1133 J Mi' K Gunzbnrger pres, J Zobel vice-pros, Louis Blank sec, Jules Cerf treas. Hi) and 121 Eddy B'nai B'rith Library, Eddy bet Taylor and Mason B'nai Israel Chebra, A Bsmstein sec, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Boahler F, bootmaker, 403^ Montgom- ery ave Boalt John H (Estee & Boalt), 419 Cali- fornia Board of Engineers of the Pacific Coast, 533 Kearny Board oi Police Commissioners, R P Hammond pres, Wm Alvard, Robt J 1'obin and P Crov^ley, office Old City Hall Board of Port Wardens — Archie Harloe, Wm Young, Geo T Bromely, John M rtin, John P Jourdeu sec, 525 Front Board of Railroad Commissioners, J S Cone pres, W R An^rus sec, C J Beerstecher, Geo Stoneman, rooms 42 -46, 320 iSansome Board of Regents State University, of- fice 310 Piue BOABD OF STATE VITICTrLTUB- AL COMMISSIONERS. ArpadHar- aszthy pres, Charles A Wetmore vice- pres, Johu H Wheeler sec. 111 Leides- dorff BOABD OF TBADE OF SAN FBAN CISCO, Jacob » Taber pres, 202 Market Board of Underwriters of San Francisco, D J Staples pres, Chas D Havens sec, 216 Sansome jBoardman A T, Electric Light Co, 23 Stevenson Boardiiian Geo C, general agt ^tna Fire Insurance Co of Hartford, 311 Cali- fornia BOAS JTTDAE, broker, <02 Montgom'y Boca Brewing Co, Wm Hesse supt, gen- eral office 406 Sacramento Bocarde James (Booarde ft Whitticr), 608 3d Bocarde ft Whittier (James Bocarde and Chaa Whittier), roofers, 608 3d Booawovich P, coffee saloon, 161 Steu- art Boch Mrs R, fancy goods, 2117 Fillmore Bock Joseph, bakery, 1221 Polk Bock S (F Wittmaack & Co), 41 4th Bocke Charles, butcher, 488 8th Bocken & Baccala (Henry Bocken and Louis Baccala), restaurant, 640 Com- mere al Bocken Henry (Bocken ft Baccala), 540 Commercial Bockmann D H, liquors, SE cor Austin and Polk BOCKMANN JOHN C, grocer, 5354th BOCQUEBAZ A (J>hea, Bocquerazft McKee), SW cor Front and Jackson Bode Chas H, saloon. Long Bridge Bode Geo C (Bode ft Searle), Battery Street Warehouse, NW cor Battery and Filbert Bode John C, bonded warehouse, cor 1st and Brannan Bode & Searle (Geo C Bode and James J Searle), proprs Battery Street Ware- house and internal revenue bonded warohouse, NW cor Battery and Fil- bert Bodectel W C, watchmaker, 222 O'Far- rell Boden John H (John H Boden ft Co), 504 Battery Boden John H ft Co (John H Boden and Julius Quinchard), ship and Custom House brokers, 504 Battery Bodfish W H, attorney-at-Iaw, 712 Montgomery Bodie and Benton Railway and Com- mercial Co, William Willis sec, room 29, 309 Montgomery Bodio Consolida cd Mining Co, W H Lent sec, room 62, 309 Montgomery Bodie Tunnel Mining Co, Chas C Har- vey sec, 309 California Bodien Miss Ida, milliner, 54 3d BODLET E C> sewing machines, 26 New Montgomery BODWELL H H> windmills and horse- power, 211 and 213 Mission Boeckmann Geo (Ahlbom ft Boeck- manii), 319 Bush Boedeker Herman (Boedeker ft Spencer), NW cor Kearny ami Green Boedeker ft Spencer (Herman Boedeker and G Spencer), groceries, NW cor Kearny and Green Boegle Frederick, books and stationery, 31 Dnpont BOERICEE ft SCEBECE (W Boer- icke, M D and E A Schreck), P H G, homceopatl i(i pharmacy, 234 Sutter 60 g CO CO CO U9 GQ CMVIN NUniNG £ SON, Tahalar Wh«>«>lliarrowB, Bwlt and Mrldse Work, it«7 Main Street, Man Franelaeo. miEH. TUGGLE t CO.. OBEGOli >SH MID imptE,'%&%a;ii:;r- 9 San Francisco. 75 Boericke W (Boerioke & Sohreok), 234 Sutter Boero L (Ravenna, Qhirardelli & Co), 421 and 423 Battery Boero Pedro, second'-hand furniture, 146 9th BOBSGH TfMTT ^'Et locomotive, mining, ship, railroad, car, coach and street lumps, 583 and 585 Mission Boeae H J, Golden Gate Market, cor Davis and Clark Bofinser J, metal spinner, 10 Stevenson BOOAfiDITS J P, editor and propr of the "Figaro," 532 Merchant BOGABT A W (Earle & Co), 765 Mis- sion Boger Bros, cigarmakers, 540 Hayes Bogert Dr W F, mgr Pulvermacher- Galvanic Co, 513 Montgomery Boger F E, cigar factory, 540 Hayes Boggan Owen, groceries, NE cor Bush and Buchanan Boffuer Charles, tailor, 11 Sutter Bohemian Club, Paul Xenmann pres, 43U Pine Bohemian Council, No 23, I C F, 2)8 Post Bohen A H, dry goods, 502 Valencia Bohen Geo T, pres AFC Association, 410 Kearny Bohlen M H (Schroder & Bohlen), cor Clay and Fillmore Bohls Henry (Baumgartner & Bohls), 419 Battenr Bohm Mrs Beda, ladies' and children's underwear, 204 Stockton Bohm Wm, watchmaker and jeweler, 204 Stockton Bohn Ernest, Japanese store, 44 2d Bohn John, plumber and gasfitter, and stoves, 112 7th Boiase Eugene, barber, 526 Commercial Boissoau & Son, bootmakers, 324 Dupont Boiaaon Francis (Buiason & Pichon), d V Market Boiasou & Pichon (Francis Bciason and P Pichon), poultry, stalls 15, 17 and 19, S F Market Boitanno Frank, coal and wood, 1516 Stockton Boitrno Goseippi, bookblack, 631 Mer- chant Bolau M J, physician, 21 Dupont Boland James I, attorney-at-law, 604 Mer chan t BOLAND PATItICK (Keane Bros), 107 Kearny Bolander Louis P (Nelson & Bolander), 1 18 Mission Bule Mrs Henrietta, fancy goods, 148 4th Bolger John, groceries, 446 Clementina Bolger John, plasterer and whitener, 25 Tyler Bolger Mrs Julia, bakery. 331 ^ 4th Bolivia, Consul of, F Herrera consul, 218 California Bollinger Francis, cabinetmaker, 939^ Folsom Bollinger Frank, barber, 105 Jacks >n Bollinger J C, collector, 436 Montgomery Bollio Carlos (F Prado & Co), 909 Stock- ton Bolte W L (Schammel, Reynolds & Co), 120 Front Bolton James R, real estate, 618 Mer- chant Bolton & Perry, dentists, 841 Market BOLTON TElOMAS, dentibt, 804 How- ard BOLTS JOHN Fi liquors, 907 Market Boman Charles E, store-fixtures, 13 Stockton Bonacina J M, furniture and carpets, 17 Montgomery ave and 622 Washington Bonanza Hall, Ellis bet Buchanan and Laguna Bonanza House, C Holm and H Sax- torph proprs, lodging, 867 and 869 Market Bonanza Wine Vaults, Putzman & Dun- ker proprs, 340 Pine Bonda Jumes, carpenter and builder, 1110 Dupont Bond E B, capitalist, 318 Pine BONELIJ E S, pianos and musical iustruments, 909 Market BONESTELL. ALLEN & CO. (L H Bonestell and C D Allen), wholesale paper warehouse, 413 and 4 15 Sanaome Bonestell J T (Leviaon Broa), 134 Sutter Bonestell L H (Boneatell, Allen ft Co), 413 Sanaome Bonet H (Leon ft Bonet), 639 California Bonn Heury (Rader ft Bonn), saloon, 515 Clay BONNER FRANKLIN J, attomey- at-law, 522 Moutgomt;ry Bonnetti, Anaelmo (Bonnetti ft Peyre), 819 Stockton Bonnetti ft Peyre (A Bonnetti and Jean Peyre), liquora, 819 Stockton Bonney A F, saw-makers, 221 Mission Bonney F, mfrs of band saws, 221 Mis- sion Bonnis P, veterinary aurgeon, ccr Jessie and Mint ave Bonny George (Geo C Shreve ft Co), 1 10 Montgomery Bononch Ned (Fillipich ft Bonocich), cor Biyant and Main Bonsfieldft Abbott, stock-brokers, 312 California Bontempe Capt P, Swiss Sharp-shoot- ers. 620 Bush Bon Ton Dressmaking Parlors, Miss A M Carey propr, 226 St ckton B6obar E C, wharf builder, 14 Howard CO A CO c CO c > z o o o oo oo ;?4 CO CO oo HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BROIS, IS * IS .1I«ln and 14 * 1« Mp«ar lltreet, M. F. UTaKOn Htock. Cabinet Woods, ete. LOUIS BBHEBmH t CO-ZISi SWSWKLMWtm. oa>r G—4m lower thaa amy iM l« the City, ilf» M«Bt««wery St. ui 76 (San Franciaco. Book-bindera' Union, F R B Hall, 861 Market Booker Consolidated Mining Go, W H Lentjeo, room 62, 309 ^lontgomery BOOKER WILLIAM LANE, agt im- perial Fire, Londun Assurance Cor- poration, Northern Assurance Co and Queen Fire Insu.. ce Co, 441 Califor- nia, and British Consul, 31U California Bool N N, tailor, 251 Minna Boole Geo, ship builder, 5 Spear Boole W A (Patrick & Co), SE cor Fol- som and li8th Boole Wm (Middlemas & Boole^, pier lO Steuart BOONE J L (Boone & Miller), 320 Cal- ifornia BOONE & M TTXHrp. ( J L Boone and J H Miller), attorneys and couiiselors- at-law, 320 California Booth Andrew G (Gunnison & Booth), 325 Montgomery BOOTH EDWARD, chemist and as- sayer, 1 10 Sutter Booth Miss Ella, teacher Valencia Pri- mary School Booth Gold Mining Co, Geo II Spinney sec, 310 Fine Booth Newton (W W Dodge & Co), res Sacramento Booth W O, liquors, cor22d and Valen- cia Boothby Adolph F, coffee saloon, 312 Townsend Bootz A J (Bootz & Bro), 435 Pine Bootz & Bro (U and A J Bootz), hotel, 435 Pine Bootz H (Bootz & Bro), 435 Pitie BOOTZ HOTEL. A J Bootz & Bro proprs, 435 Pine Boradt Henry, saloon, 528 Valencia Borbeck Mme Agnes, cigars, 503 Pacific Borchert Wm, music teacher, 928 Mis sion BORDEAUX BOARD OF UNDER- WRITERS, Eugeue Thomas & Co agts, 617 and 619 Sansome Bordenave A J, propr Palais de I'Union, 308 Sutter Bordenave Joseph, butcher, 1st ave nr Railroad ave Bordenave J, bakery, 639 Broadway Bordenave P, bakery, 1400 Stockton BORDES J L (Mouthon & Bordes), 508 Bush Bordnec Jacob, carpenter, 641 Mission Bordwell George A, architect, 318 Pine Borel Alfred (Alfred Borel & Co), NW cor Montgomery and Clay Borel Alfrea & Co (Alfred and Antoine Borel), bankers, NW cor Montgomery and Clay Borel Antoine (Alfred Borel ft Co), NW cor Montgomery and Clay Borretti Giovanni, junk, 1512 Stockton Borgeston Charles (Dixon, Bernstein & Co), 250 Market Borgstrom Mrs Jenny, milliner, 122 Mttntgomery ave Borgstrom Mrs Ii^innie, milliner, 322 Montgomery ave Borgward Fred W, boots and shoes, 1208 Market Borgwardt Hermann, barber, 6 Stock- ton Boris L, furnishing goods, 218 Mont- gomery ave Borkman L Albert, barber, 221 Dupont Born Charles, barber, 417 Post Borowsky Michael, saloon. 514 Hayes Borrman J C, groceries, NW cor 8th and Howard Borro N, restaurant, 326 Davis BORUCK M D, propr"Califomia Spirit of the Times," 621 Sansome Borstel Theo V (Henry Ahrens & Co), 1520 Pine Boschen Nicholas, groceries, 109 5th Bose August, groceries, 1113 Howard Bose Chas M, groceries, 426 Natoma Bose Fred (Bose & Jurgens), groceries, 731 Brannan Bose Fred, groceries, 1061 Howard Bose & Jurgens (Fred Bose and Richard Jurgens), groceries, 731 Brannan Bosn Charles, saloon, cor Fulton and Baker Bosq Silver, laundry, 161 Stockton Bosquet Mme E, dressmaker, 916 Mont- gomery Bosqui Edward (The Bosqui Engraving and Print ng Co) Leidesdorff from Clay to Commercial Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co (The), Edward Bonqui mer, 523 Clay Boss F (Todt & Boss), ^9 1st Boss M P, mining engineer, 309 Cali- fornia Bosse &, Meier, groceries, 151 11th BOSTON AN% CALIFORNIA DRESS REFORM, Mrs Mary H Cher & Co, mfrfi of cors ts and ladies' furnishing goods, 326 Sutter Boston Consolidated Mining Co, F E Luty sec, 330 Pine Boston and Philadelphia Board of Un- derwriters (marine), J S Bacon, 316 C lifornia BOSTON SHIRT MANUFACTORY, Wi hnm P.^nstein uropr, 411 Kearny BOSTON UNDERWRITERS, Ed E Potter max, 41 o California BoswellSB (S B Boswell & Co) 330 Montgomery BoswellS B& Co (S B Boswell), stock broker, 330 Montgomery Botcher Albert, groceries, SW oor Fell and Laguna PIONEER IRON WORKS, I I .a I I OB 09 g ■ CAIiVIN IVUTTINU Jt MOM, Proprietors. l!at«bllaheil 181* »»7 Main Street. IS F. HILEII. TUGGU i CO.. Eistern Hard Wood lumber. 18*M»Sp*arSt. Man FrmelMso H M at ft '4 3 J /Stom Francisco. 77 Bote Joseph, coffee aaloon, 664 Miaaion Bothin, Dallemand & Co (HE Bothin and A Dallemaad), wholesale grocers and asts Kentucky distilleries, 305 and 307 Front Bothin H E (Bothin, Dallemand & Co), 305 Front Botsford Wm, physician, 1001 Market Botters Jasper, saloon, 1 1 Pacific Boudan Louis (Christin ft Boudan), 258 4th Boudin Lucien (Marchebout & Bjudia), SE cor Folsom and 6th Bourgoin Adolph, second-hand book store, 206 Montgomery avo Bourguignon A, boots and shoes, 1034 Kearny Bourjade Cherri, wines and liquors, 1509 Dupont Bourke Thomas (Wm Watts & Co), 436 Bush Bourke Mrs Wm, grocery and bakery, 311 Franklin Bourn William B, mining, 401 Cali- fornia Bourne J P, stock broker, 12 Leides- dorff Bourne R A, mfr boot, shoe and gaiter uppers and findings, 108 Geary Bourquin Charles, dentist, 1*21 Powell Boustield & Abbott (W C Boubfield and Osborn Abbott), stock brokers, 312 California > Bousfield W C (Boustield & Abbott), 31 2 Cali foraia BOTJSHETJ. physician, SW cor 9th and Mission Bousquet Mme A D, dyeing and clean- ing, 726i Howard Boutes James F (Boutes & Pac), 511 Washington Boutes & Pac (James F Boutes and John J Pac), liquors, 51 1 Washiagton Bovee W H, propr Neptune and Mer- maid Swimming Baths, foot Hyde and Larkin Bovee William H (Cobb, Bovee A Co), 321 Montgomery BOVO OABRIIOi, winea and 'iquors wholesale and retail, 1300 and 1302 Dupont Bovyer Wm L, carpenter, 510 Sacra- mento - Bowcher J, upholstering, furniture and bedding, 228^ Stockton Bowen A, furnishing goods, 1 165 Mar- ket Bowen A H, dry goods, 502 Valencia Bowen C R (Lebeubaum, Goldberg & Bowen), 430 and 432 Pine Bowen E J, wholesale seeds, 815 and 817 Sausome Bowen J J (Tatum & Bowen) 12 Cali- fornia Bowen P M & Co, yeast powdera, 13 Pine Bowen & Wella, proviaiona, 30 and 31 California Market Bower Milton J, phyaioian, Mucleua Houae Bower S M, furniture and upholateriog, 1520 Polk Bowers Geo (Geo Bowera & Co), cor Railroad and 11th ave Bowers Geo & Co (Geo Bowera and Dan- iel C Raynor), druggiats, cor Railroad and nth ave Bowera Mrs S E, electro therapeutist physic ian, St Ann's Building BOWlE A J (Doctors Bowie), 330 Sut- ter Bowie Allan St J (Bowie &, Bowie) 318 Montgomery Bowie Aug J, Jr, mining engineer, 217 Sansome Bowie ft Bowie(Hyde R Bnwie and Allan St J Bowie, loan agts, 318 Montgom- BoWa DOCTORS, (A J, H C and R J Bow ie), 330 Sutter BOWIE H C (Doctors Bowie,) 330 Sut- ter Bowie Hyde R (Bowie ft Bowie), 318 Montg omery BOWl£ B J (Doctors Bowie), 330 Sut- ter Bowler James, saloon, 254 Spear Bowles & Darrow (George R Bowles and ' Henry Durrow), carpenters and build- ers, 223 Post Bowles Geo R (Bowles ft ])arrow), 223 I'ost Bowles James, books and stationery, SE cor Leidesdorff and Commerciid Bowley S C, auctioneer, 411 California Bowman A W, pros San Francisco Tool Co, 21 Stevenson Bowman Arthur W, real estate, 314 California and 21 Stevenson Bowman Bros (W E and O C Bowman), feed stable, 9 and 1 i Bluxome Bowman G E (Bowman ft McKittrick), 308 4th Bowman G F, real estate, 314 California Bowman John 8 (John S Bowman ft Co), 213 and 215 Battery Bowman Jno S ft Co (John S Bowman and Joseph Coblentz), mfrs of cigars, 213 and 215 Battery Bowman Mrs Kbte, dressmaking, 1705 Market Bowman ft McKittrick (Geo E Bowman and J MuKittrick), saloon, 308 4th Bowman W E ft O C (Bowman Bros), 9 and 11 Bluxome Bowne W S (Wright ft Bowne), 34 and 36 Steuart Bowun Gus, saloon, 258 Steuart CO / ;^ CO HARDWOOD LUMBER, CO c/> CO CO CO WHITE BROS.. 18 4k IS Main and 14 A 16 Spear lit, H.F. Oak, Aah, Hickory, Maple, Cherry, etc. MAsoNio ournTs. TOgiftafe.'yi ■•. • PMt aMrMt. m, V. 78 8a/n Fra/nciaco. Boxton O W, Bhowoards, 9 Qeary Boyd Colin M , iasuranoe agt, 441 Cali- fornia BoydE T, plumber and gaaiitter, 113 JeMie Boyd O W, dentist, 1003 Minsion Boyd Jamea T (Cope & Boyd), 324 Pine Boyd James T, Jr, ulerk N B & M R R, 302 and 304 4th Boyd N Ellington (Salter & Boyd), Va- lencia cor of Hill Boyd T C, engraver on wood, 608 Mar- ket Boye Otto, bakery, 30 6th Boye Otto, restaurant, 1120 Market Boyer & L^rave (U Boyer and J P La- grave), saloon, 1122 Dupont Boyer L W, insurance broker, 409 Cali- fornia Boyer U (Boyer ft Liagrave), 1122 Du- pont Boyken Adolph, druggist, SW cor 9th and Mission Boyle Dennis (Duncan ft Boyle), 22 Tyler Boyle S, dentist, 339 Kearny Boyle John T (Bjyle ft Toomey), 809 Howard Boyle Robt, propr St Nicholas Hotel, 212-216 1st Boyle ft Toomey (J T Boyle and D Toomey), blacksmiths, 809 Howard Boj" '" -nard (Dooley ft Boylen), 316 41. Boy /mas, boarding-house, 45 Val- lejo Boynton Underbill, mining, 310 Pine Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, 68 Clem- entina Boys' High School, J H Baker sup t, cor Sutter and Oough Boysen Edw C, with Fisher ft Co, 9 Montgomery Boysen Julius, hat mfr, 106 Dupont BOTSOK THOMAS, physician. 112 Kearny Boyston ft Brady (John L Boyston and Owen Brady), saloon, 610 Market and 9 Post Boyston John T (Boyston ft Brady), 610 Market Bozio ft Leturc (Orlando Bono and Aug Letnrc), liquors, 149 4th Bozio Orlando (Bozio ft Letnro), 149 4th Bozzo E.(E B.)2zo ft Co), 739 Vallejo Bozzo E ft Co (Frank Fester and E Boz- zo), coal and wood, 739 Vallejo Brace Mrs Augusta, dressmaker, 2928 16th Brace Abraham (Brace Bros), 2928 16th Brace Broo (Nathan and Abraham Brace), whiteners and plasterers, 2928 16th Brace Nathan (Brace Bros). 2928 16th Bradbury A W, attomey-at-law, 009 Kearny Bradbury W B, Artesian Water Works, N£ cor California and Van Ness ave Brader Mrs Charlotte, bakery and sta- tionery, 740 Broadway BRADFORD B, real estate, 413 Montgomery Bradford W B, mgr Sacramento River Packina Co, 318 Front Bradford Wilmer, draughtsman with W M Smith, 224 Sansome Bradley Bernard, painter, 925 Mission Bradley B, painter, 1704 Fillmore Bradley F D (Bradley ft Johnston), 640 Clay Bradley James A (F A Jones ft Co), 305 Howard BRADLET ft JOHNSTOH (F D Bradley and J P Johnston), Chinese employment office, 640 Clay Bradley ft Rulofson, photographers, SE cor Oeary and Dupont Bradley Theo, attomey-at-law, 602 Montgomery Bradshaw Wm O, confectionery, 2961 16th BRADSTREET CO (The), improved mercantile agency New York, LB Hil- liard supt, 230 California Bradatreet J R, weather strips, 641 Mission Brady A (Kafka ft Brady), 209 6th Brady Mrs A, dressmaker, 822 Valencia Brady ft Boyston (Owen Brady and John S Boyston), liquors, 610 Market Brady Edward, plumber and gasfitter, 510 Pine Brady H J, attorney-at-Iaw, 402 Mont- gomery Brady Michael, housesmith, 109 1st Brady Owen (Boyston ft Brady), 610 Market and 9 Post Brady Patrick, carpenter, NE oor Ellis and Broden'ck Brady Patrick, carpenter, SE cor Post and Central ave Brady Patrick, metal roofer, 116 10th Brady Peter, groceries, 391^ 9th Brady Mrs S .?, varieties, 1319 Pacific Brady T F, stationery, NW oor Pine and Fillmore Brady Thomas, native wined, 4 4th Backmann Fred, saloon, cor Stevenson and Annie Braeudlcin Qeo, mnsical instruments, 1212 Market BRAOO ROBERT, mfr of steering wheels, 322 Main Bragia Angelee S, fruits and v^etablea, 1104 Foisom Braid Mrs D, millinery, 616 Hayes Brain J, butcher, 258 3d CO CO Brai CO CO en Bra N firai ti Bra CO U4 CXm oo CO o ae o PIONEER IRON WORKS, "USSU^i*** M-UTTIMM * IM»lf . PMprictorsi. MyM«lBSti«et.li V. UM. TOGGLE t CO.. MEXIOII H>BB WOODS. 8an Francisco. MAM SpMr M. 79 Bninerd James A, pub1uh«r, 626 Clay BBAUOH FSXDXRIOK. saloon, 706 Jaokaon SRAKSTEDT JOHH H. liquon, 261 Steuart Branaoan P J, branch bakery, 1124 Larkin Branch House, lodging, 424 Sansome Brand A, sec La Societe Franoais D'Epargnes, 634 California Brand Herman, oigarmaker, 304 Battery Brand H J, mfg jeweler, 230 Kearny Brand John O (Knoechel & Brand;, 621 Montgomery Brand Mrs J W, fancy goods and sta- tionery, 120 Tavlor Brandenatein A J (A J Brandenstein & Co). 608 and 610 Washington Braudenstein A J & Co (A J Branden- stein and 8 L Goldberg), leaf tobaooo and cigars, 508 and 610 Washington SRAND^STEIN H & 00 (H and G Brandenatein and M Clayburgh), im- porters and dealers in carnages, whole- sale and retail, cor New Montgomery and Mission Brandenstein Herman (Clayburgh ft Brandenatein), 112 Post BRANDENSTEIN H ft (H Bran- denstein ft Co), cor New Montgomery and Mission Brandenstein J, pres Seal Rock Tobacco Co, 225 California Brandenstein M (M Brandenstein ft Co), 629 Clay Brandenstein M ft Co (M Brandenstein acd L Godohaux), wholesale butchers, 629 Clay Brandenstein M J (Siegfried ft Branden- stein), 210 California Brandon Fred D, attomey-at-law, 628 California Brandon J R, attomey-at-law, 604 Mer- chant Brandon W M, real estate agt, 344 Kearny Brandt Adolph (Brandt Bros), Vermont bet Colusa and Yuba Brandt Bros (Adolph and Hermann Brandt), tannery, Vermont bet Colu- sa and Yuba Brandt B L, painter, 404 Montsomery Bitmdt Frederick, groceries, 4l7 3d Brandt Miss Helena, music teacher, 106 McAllister Brandt Henry (Knopf ft Brandt), 6.36 California Brandt Hermann (Brandt Bros), Ver- mont bet Colusa and Yuba Brandt Otto, wood and coal, 1033 Va- lencia Brandt Otto (Otto Brandt ft Co), 1038 Market Brandt Otto ft Co (Otto Brandt and Henry R Jackson), groceries, 1038 M arket BRANDT F B L attomeyat-law. 306 Pine Brandtjen John, liquors, 810 6th Braner Albert, liquors. Baker bet Beach and Jefferson Brangan P J, confectionery, 1 124 Lar- kin Brangon R M (Philheis ft Co), 416 Sao« ramento Brann F R (Re>et Montgomery and Saasome Brannan John E, wood and coal, 466 Clementina BRANNAN P R, pioneer horse shoer, 821 Geary Brannan Thomas, coal and wood, 1161 Howard Brannan Thos, blacksmith, 606 6th BRANNAN T J, Brooklyn Hotel, Bush bet Montgomery and Sansome Branson, Armitase ft Co (W Branson, J Armitage and J F Miller), sailmak- ers, 111 Broadway Branson W (Branson, Armitage ft Co), 111 Broadway Brant ft Bernsein, meat market, 1810 Union Brask John, liquors, 112 Berry Brask John G, boarding, 120 Folaom BRASTOW S D, supt northern divis- ion Wells, Fargo ft Co's Express, N£ cor Sansome and Halleck Brand Madame A, feathers, 426 Post BRAUER ALBERT, propr Railroad Exchange, Baker bet Beach and Jef- ferson Braner Henry (Fred Martens ft Co), 1903 Geary Brann B, dressmaker, 35 Russ Braunschweiger ft Bumated (A Braun- schweiger and Ed H Bumsted), whole- sale liquors, 223 California Braunschweiger H (Braunschweiger ft Bumsted), 223 California BRAVERKAN L0T7IS (Louis Braver, man ft Co), 119 Montgomery BRA7ERMAN L0XJI8 ft 00 (Louis Braverman), watches, diamonds and jewelry, 119 Montgomery Bray Bros (W A Bray), commission merchants and proprs Alviso Flour MUls, 226 Clay BRAY FRAN&, wood, coal, hay and grain, cor I6th and Howard Bray Frank, wood and coal, cor 16th and Capp CO c c o m o o oo frO ;;4 HiRDWDOD lUMBFR T^^'THmBO*., is a is man ua 14 * 19 Hj>ear lltreet, M. F. Wasoa MMcfc, Cabinet Woods, ere H CO s ■1 ;§ r LOUIS BBMERIIIill tG0..3e!»ya^ffir>tt^Y,M.I I9ft3mr 80 fifow Francisco. BBATTOVAP (Rankin, Brayton & Co), 127 Ut Brazell J M, aeo Bnllion Mining Co, 328 Montgomery Brazil, Consul of, D B Blair consul, 401 California Breartjr Daniel, carriagemaker, 1111 Mission Bruartv James (Brearty & Tyrrell), 1111 Market Brearty ft Tyrrell (James Brearty and J U Tyrrell), carriage and wagon- makers, 1111 Market Breohtel Wm F, music teacher, 321 Pow- ell Brocket John, fruit and confectionery, 1256 Market Brede H J, liquors, 1048 Howard Bredhoff Henry, saloon, 423 East Bree H & Co (Hermann Rademann), tannery, cor Columbia and terpentine ave Bree Hugo (H Bree ft Co), cor Columbia and Serpentine ave Breede Henry A (Breede ft Zeigel), SE cor Jessie and New Montfi;omery Breede ft Ziegel, liquors, SE cor Jessie and New Montgomery "Breeders' and Sportsmen's . Journal, " Jos C Simpson oiitor, 508 Montgom- ery Breeze C K (Breeze ft Loughran) 221 and 223 Clay Breeze ft Louehran (C K Breeze and Thos Lougnran), commission mer- chants, 217-223 Clajr and SW cor Washington and Davis BP.BTTM S W, wood turner, 221 Mis- sion BREIDENSTEIN L, mfr of jewelry cases, 120 Sutter Breig John (Breig ft Schafer), 38 Hayes Breig ft Schafer (John Breig and Geo Schafer), Pacific Soda Water Works, 38 Hayes BBEKLE GOTTLIEB. Golden City Brewery, 1431 Pacific BBEMEN TJNDEBWBITEBS, Hen- ry Balzer, ft Co agts, 209 Sansome Bremer H (Bremer ft Porcher), 112 Montgomery BBEMER JOHN H, groceries, wines and liquors, NE cor Vallejo and Lar- kin Bremer Joseph ft Co (Joseph Bremer), wholesale cigars, 310 Sacramento Bremer O A (Browning ft Bremer), 651 Clay Bremer ft Poicher (H Bremer and J ~ Porcher), hats and caps, 112 Mont- gomery Bremer W H, insurance broker, 310 Sacramento Bremermann G F, liquors, NE cor 6th and Folsom Bremervorde Verein, Sander's Hall, 71 New Montgomery Brennan J E, wood and coal, 455 Clem- entina Brennan J F, sec Mutual Security Fund Association of California, 331 Kearny Brennan John (Kennedy, Brennan ft Co), 901-905 Market and 2-6 6th Brennan Thos, groceries, NE cor Mis- sion and 23d Brenner Leopold, New York and San Francisco Collar Co, 4 Battery Brent Fred (Johnson ft Brent), 614) California Brermann Julius, bakery, 1216 Pacific Breslauer G (Simon ft Breslauer), 235 Berry Rretonnel J V, lapidary, 328 Bush Breuer Hermann, groceries, NWcor Du- pont and Vallejo Breuer J T, tailor, 824 Pacific • " Breviate of Records," 620 Merchant " Brevities," 518 Sacramento Brevot Aug, boot and shoemaker, 15 Hayes BBEWEB F A, dentist, 724) Market Brewer J H (Brewer ft Newmark), 330 Pine Brewer ft Newmark (J H Brewer and N Newmark), attomeys-at-law, 330 Pine BBEWEBS' HOME. Pircher Bros proprs, (J and Wm Pircher), liquors ana lodging-house, 707 Mission Brewster E A, dentist, 1305 Leaven- Brewster John, painter, 17 Belden Place Brewster John A, civil engineer, Merri- mac bet 4th and Kentucky worth Brewster Mrs O, lodging-house, 118 Dupont Brewster William, rigger, cor Fremont and Bryant Brichetto L (M Devoto ft Co), 127 3d Brickell John, pres Savings and Loan Society, 619 Clay Bricket L G (Ham, DeVoto ft Co), 127 3d Brickley Wm, groceries, 28J Freelon Brickwedel Henry (Henry Brickwedel ft Coy 208 and 210 Front BRICKWEDEL HENBT ft CO (H Brickwedel, M Hencken, and H Schroder), wholesale liquors and agts Dr Schrader's Hamburg bitters, 208 and 210 Front Brickwedel Jacob, saloon, NE cor Fre- mont and Mission Brickwedel John, groceries, NW cor North Point and Larkin Bridge Chas T, mining sec, 224 Califor- nia S % . PRISON CELLS, T£r^'%ir8r>;-.t.*^r'ii-.C«LVIN NUTTING C m >iLEII. TUBGLE t C0„ __ ^jTooa X«N. Ill MMl •» MpMir IMMMt. •■■ VnMclar*. M C Dufficy and T J Braunan propra, Bush bet Mont- gomery and Sausome Brooklyn Restaurant and Coffee House, Chas Seifert propr, 46 Steuart Brooks B S, attoriiey-at-law, 6 Mont- gomery ave Brooks H B (Geo H Tay ft Co). California BROOKS MAX (M Brooks ft Co), California BROOKS H ft CO (Max Brooks), ' agt for Williarad ft Co distillers, California BROOKS R C. propr West End Distil- lery, cor Otsego and Seneca aves Brooks S H, stock broker, 304 Mont- gomery Brophy J, blacksmith, 4 and 6 Jones Brophy John, grocer, 10 Boardman Place Brophy Michael, livery stable, 1325 Bush Brophy ft O'Neil, horaeshoers, 6 Jones Bros! 6 E, liquors, 45 2d Brosius £ S, attorney-at-law, 540 Mont- gomery Brotherhood of St John, office 39 Sutter Brougham John (Brougham ft Puyoou), 631 Kearny Brougham ft Puyoou (John Brougham and B Puyoou), hairdressers, 631 Kearny Broughton Chas, liquors, 612 Sacra- mento Brouquet Jean, barber, 1^33 Dnpont BROWELL J, patent chimney and tops, 727 Montgomery Browell Jeremiah, agt Pacific Cement Co, 731 Montgomery Brower Danl R, Branch Bakery, 326 7th Brower J D, painter, 420 California Brown B C, ^official reporter, 604 Mer- chant Brown B C (Chas Brown ft Son), 38 Geary BROWN BROS ft CO (L M and R Brown and B Sheideman), wholesale clothing, 121 and 123 Sansome Brown B w (Michelssen, Brown ft Co), 308 Front Brown F, real estate and fire ance, 37 Merchant's Exchange insur- Brown C B, physician, 435 Oeary Brown Mrs Charlotte B, supt physician Pacific Dispensary, 221 13th Brown Chas, saloon, 411 East Brown Chas (Chas Brown ft Son), 38 Geary Brown Chas (Brown ft West), 6 Tyler Brown Chas ft Son(Chasand B C Brown), stoves, tinware and plumbing, 38 Geary BROWN. CRAIG ft CO (Edward Brown and Homer A Craig), general agt Phoenix, Star and Standard In- surance Cos, 215 Sansome BROWN D> advertising agt, 644 Mar- ket Brown DB, supt Mattullath Mfg Co, 411 and 413 Brannan Brown D B (Hoga i ft Co), 106 Drumm BROWN D G grainer. 6 Tyler BAOWN EDWARD (Brown, Craig ft Co), 215 Sausome Brown Mrs E S, dressmaker, St Ann's Building Brown Mrs F, restaurant, 10 Steuart Brown G A (Brown ft Perkins), 8E cor Montgomery and Washington Brown Geo£ (Brown ft Melonson), 1060 Howard Brown Mrs George, milliner, 1003 How- ard Brown G- W, ladies' underwear, 713 Valencia Brown Henry, saloon, 1012 Kearny Brown Heury, sailor boarding-house, 810 Battery Brown House, Wm Clark propr, 737 Howard Brown ft Hoyt (S H Brown, A A and H Hoyt), real estate brokers, 40S Cal- ifornia Brown J G, barber, 1658 Mis^iion Brown Mrs J, dres^inaker, 707 Vallejo Brown John, liquors, 873 Sacramento Brown John A (Brown ft Jonson), 108 Steuart Brown John K (Stonehill ft Brown), 408 California Brown ft Jonson (John A Brown and David Jo:;) son), wines and liquors, 108 Steuart Brown J W, mining expert, room 21, 328 Montgomery Brown J W, stock broker, room 18, 309 Montgomery Brown L (Browu Bros ft Co), 24 and 26 Sansome Brown Mrs L, dressmaking, 26 i Kearny Brown Mrs M E, drossmakor, 1101 Mis- sion Brown ft Melonson (Geo E Brown and Alfred Melonson), confectionery, 1060 Howard CO CO OO i i i c«p CAIVIN NUTTING & SON, OO CO o 4 ji z o o Tahalnr Wh4'4>lliarrowa. Bnit and Mridce Werk, mr Main Street. Man Fnuielac«. >IIEII. TUGGU i GO.. Eastern Hard Wooi lumlief.^.?ar.«.r San Frcmoiaco. 83 Brown ft Metzner ( W S Brown and Wm Metzoer), wholesale spool thread, S49 Market Brown N (N Brown ft Co), 108 Battery Brown N ft (Jo (N • Brown), wholesale clothing and furnishing goods, 108 Battery BroWn P, carpenter, 1329^ Bush Brown Page, physician City and Coun- ty Hospital Brown ft Perkins (G A Brown and G F Perkins), liquors, SB cor Montgomery and Washington Brown R (Brown Bros), res New York BBOWN RICHARD, capitalist, 215 Sansome Brown Richard, fruits and vegetables, 911 Harrison Brown S, photographer, 18 3d Brown S H (Brown ft Hoyt), 408 Cali- fornia Brown S G, barber, 215 16th Br k, cabinet Wo«i%ete. iouis mmnn t cd.. .»usrga^. jewelers, lie KoBtgoawry BtreetB. F. w IS •2 I' I 84 Scm Frandd'O. (John Brumund groceries, 8£ cor Bramund & Schutte and Dick Schatte), 2d ave and 16th Brun J B, baker, SWcor Montgomery ave and Vallejo Brune August, mfr of cigars, 227 Clay Brune Wedrich, liquors, NW cor 9th and Mission. Bruner W H, physician, 703 Market Bruning Wm, soda water mfr, 733 Union • Brunings Martin (Brunings & Myers), 600 Market Brunings & Myers (Martin Brunings and Henry Myera), saloon, 600 Mar- ket and 1 Post Brunit Louis, bakery, 813Ji Folsom Brunjes Deidrich, Five Mile House, Mission Road Brunjes Henry, grocery, 432 Brannan BrUQuer Louis, watchmaker and varie- ties, 227i Hayes Bruns Bros (Geo and John Bruns), groceries, SE cor Mission and 16th Br uns F , groceries, 1334 Howard BRUNS HEirilT F, pres 8 F Stock Brewery, cor Powell and Francisco Bruns Geo (Bruns Bros), S£ cor 16th and Mission Br uns M rs H, dressmaker, 969 Howard BRUNS HARRT. liquors, 123 Front Bruns H F, liquors, SW cor 8th and Market Bruns H H, metals and machinery, 306 Mission Bruns John (Bruns & Bros), SE cor 16th and Mission Bruns Nicholas, groceries and coal, 617 Davis Bruns Mrs P, groceries, N W cor 3d and Berry I Bruaschwiler Chas, bookbinder, 240 I Ellis Brunsen Martin, propr Nevada House, 528 Pacific BRUNSWICK ft BALKE CO (THE J ][)> mfrs billiard and pool tables, Patentee's Monarch Tables and Cush- ions, dealers in billiard materials and all kinds of snorting goods, and sole agts for Hyatt's billiard and pool balls, 653 and 655 Market Br unswic k Lodg ing-H ouse, 148 6th BRUNT & ITI^IR (W N Brunt ft C W Fisher), printers, stationery and foreign stamps, 509 Bush Brunt W N (Brunt ft Fisher), 509 Bush Bruntach Chas (Bruntsch ft Wheeler), 600 Battery Bruntsch ft Wheeler, (Chas Bruntsch and R 8 Wheeler), onstom-houae brokers, 500 Battery Brusuber Chas H, aaloon, Kentucky nr Potrero BRUSE CHRISTIAN, groceries, wines and liquors, N W cor Pacific and Leavenworth BRUSH R 0, aec Western Fire and M .riue Insurance Co of San Fran- cisco, 409 California Brutton Daniel, agt for Marrburg Bro's Baltimore Smoking Tobacco, 206 Front Bryan Miss E H, music teacher, 27 12^ Fillmore Bryan J M, sto' es and tinware, 130 3d Bryan Wm J, druggist, NE cor Turk and Taylor, 603 Merchant, 160 2d and SE cor Market and New Mont- gomery Bryant Mme A, dressmaker, 128 5th Bryant A J, insurance agt, 218 and 220 Sansome Bryant Mrs A M, lodging-house, 26^ Kearny Bryant Chas W (Bryant ft Sayers), attorney-at-law, 214 Sansome Bryant & Cook (Daniel S Bryant and David S Cook), commission mer- chants, 8 Davis Bryant Daniel S (Bryant ft Cook), 8 Davis Bryant Geo (Jones ft Bryant), 769 Mar- ket Bryant Geo H (Neville ft Co), 31 and 33 California Bryant John, wood carver, 217 Spear Bryant ft Sayers (Chas W Bryant and W F Sayers), attomeys-at-law, 214 Sansome Bryant School House, Bryant bet 6th and 7th Bryars Mrs Ann, hair goods, 1521 Stockton Bryson C W, junk, 527 4th Bucca P ft Co, music teachers, 53(> Val- lejo Buchan James, boots and shoes, 1006 Market and 5 Eddy Buchanan Bros (F ft W Buchanan), brush mfrs, 614 Sacramento Buchanan F (Buchanan Bros), 614 Sac- ramento Buchanan Mrs Hannah, EnterpriM Lodging-house and variety store, 216 9th Buchanan James, groceries, 209 9th Buchanan James W, liquors, 132 1st Buchanan W (Buchanan Bros), 614 Sac- ramento BUCHI CONRAD, propr Humboldt Hall Saloon, cor Kearny and Morton Buching R, mgr San Francisco Benevo- lent Association, 20 Webb Buchmann Edwin, cigarmaker, 127 2d Buck Daniel, mining sec, room 81, 309 Montgomery eD CI '• 2 a E cr E J w ce E o CMVIN NUniNG t SON, HanaflietBreni all klnila IRON WOBK. Aitr Mala Mtre«t, Maa Vraaelaea. HILEH. TU6GLE t CO.. OAK PLANK." a.* •• Spear St. V««nelae». " as CO e>i 09 iSan Francisco. 85 BUCK ft HAHL (John Buck and I'eter Hahl), groceries, XE cor 4th and Harrison Back J, Harm ony Hotel, 735 Brannan BUCK JOHN (Buck & Hahl), XE cor 4th and Har rison BUCK JOHN> groceries, 231 2d Buck W H, whitening, 13 19^ Larkin Buckenmeir Joseph, liquors, 1428 Stock- ton and 431 Montgomery ave Bucking Diedrich, cooper, 758 Bryant BUCKING JOHN (Bucking & Pilster), 515 Bryant BUCKING ft PILSTER (John Buck- ing and Henry Pilster), groceries, 515 Bryant BUCKINGHAM ft BLUMEB (S S Buckingham and J Blumer, Jr), wines and liquors, 16 3d Buckingham C E, agt for the Diamond Drill Co, 320 Sansome Buckingham & Hecht (T H Buckingham and Hecht Bros), boot and shoe mfrs, cor Gough and Hai^ht BUCKINGHAM S S (Buckingham & Blumer), 10 3d BUCKINGHAM SS> wines and liquors, 16 3d Buckley C A (Fallon & Buckloy), 323 Bush Buckley C F, physician, 413 Buah Buckley Chris (Fallon & Buckley), s s Bush bet Montgomery and Keai...y Buckley D, propr New Continental Hotel, 547 Mission Buckley Daniel (Stewart & Buckley), 513 Sansome Buckley David J, bakery, 428 Folsom, Buckley E P, mfr Damiana Bitters, 520 Lombard Buckley Geo D, attorney -at-law, 29 Montgomery Block Buckley Jeremiah, bootmaker, 532 Valen cia BUCKLEY NED, propr Adelphi Theater, 607 Galifc-nia Buckley Timothy, groceries, 761 Fol- som Bucklin E P, restaurant, 527 and 629 Sacramento Buckminster Mrs L, dressmaker, 246 Taylor Bucknall O J, physician, SW cor Sutter and Dupont Bucknam E H & Co (E H & Miss Teresa Bucknam), ship stoves and tinware, 22 Steuart Bucknam Misa T (E H Bucknam k Co), 22 Steuart ■ Buokner Chas, cabinet-maker and car- penter, 463 Natoma Bupna Vista Park, cor 20th and Vermont Buena Vista Petroleum Co, Luoien Her- mann sec, 220 Sansome Buena Vista School, Mrs E S Code prin- cipal, York bet Butte and Solano Buero Peter, stoves and tinware, 1245 Folsom Buffalo German Insurance Co, Jacobs & Easton general agts, 216 Sansome Buffalo Grape Sugar Co, Willis J Cur- rier agt , 205 Front BUFUNGTON J M, mining sec, 309 California Bufford Samuel, president and mgr San Ftaucisco Laundry Association, 33 Geary Bugbee John S, attomey-at-law, 502 Montgomery Buhl C (Buhl & Haffner), 914 Market Buhl ft Haffner (G W Haffner & C Buhl), saloon. 914 Market Buhlert & Chadwick, publishers of the "Journal of F'eeilom and Bights," SW cor Montgomery and Clay BUHLERT JULIUS (John Luhrs & Co and Buhlert & Chadwick). at- tomey-at-law, SW cf»r Montgomery and Clay and NE cor Howard and 2a, and groceries, 1000 Valencia Buja N (Divisich k Buja), liquors, 332 East Bulkeley L E, attomey-at-law, 603 Washington Bull Atpheus, insura'ice agt, 401 Cali- fornia BULL GEORGE (George Bull & Co), 31 Market BULL GEORGE ft CO (Oeorge Bull and William W Stevens), agricultu- ral machinery and implements, en- gines (straw and wood-burning), wag- ons (Wm Harrison's) and fanning mills, 31 Market Bull .fames, tailor, 33 3d Bulland B, laundry, 81 li Folsom BuUard J H, commission merchant, 102 Drum Bullerdieck k Mertx, hay, wood and coal, 1632 and 1634 Mission "BULLETIN" (daily and weekly). San Francisco "Bulletin" Publishing Co, 622 Montgomery Bullion Mining Co, J M Brazell sec, 328 Montgomery Bullivinkel John F, groceries, 25 Louisa Bulotte James (Bulotte & Perin), 304^ Montgomery ave Bulotte & Perm (James Bulotte h Gat- tarde Perin), wine dealers, 301^ and 312^ Montgomery ave Bulwer Mining Co, William Willis seo. room 29, 309 Montgomery Bumsted Ed H (Braunsohweiger ft Bumsted), 223 California BUN08CHU CHAS (J Gundlach ft Co), SE cor Market and 2d OO GO 3 G<0 CO «n HARDWOOD LUMBER. WHITK BBOIA., 1)1 4k. IS Xaln aait 14 A §• llpvar •t, M. F. Black Walaat. Myaatoli €e4ar, ▼•••€*■. MASONio ournTs, ssga«^;sfa^r»rjgJfKg«V)g 86 8cm Francisco. Baneman Henry (Baneman & Martin- oni), 3 21 Battery BTOEHAN ft HAETINONI (H Banemau and £ Martinoni), wholesale liquors, 321 Battery Bunger Christian (Heitman & Bunger), 1000 Bush Bunker C D, commission merchant, 508 Battery Bunker Fred R, mining sec, room 23, 420 Mo ntgomery BUNKER & HUiSTEB proprs "The Daily Report" Publishing Co, 238 Montgomery Bunker Henry S, ship and custom-house broker, 508 Battery BUNKER ROBERT F. packer and provisions, 74 and 75 California Mar- ket BUNKER W M ("The Daily Report" Publishing Co), 238 Monti^omery Bunnell £ F, dentist, 319 Kearny Bunton Richard, liquors, 705 Market Bunyan £ T (Wagner A Banyan), 606 Clay Bunzl Mrs Dena J, music teacher, 309 Jessie Bura Adolf, cigars and tobacco, 104 Du- pont Burbank Albert £, fancy poultry, 43 and 44 California Market Burcu John C, attomey-at-law. 526 Montgomery Burd Mrs R M, fancy goods and bakery, SW cor £llis and Hyde BURFEINO JOHN. Union Houae, NE cor Bay and ^ larkin Burgemeister A, tinsmith, 140 2d Burger Jacob, barber, 523 Pacific Burgess C A, pres Pleasant Valley Min- ing Co, 327 Pine Burgess G H, artist, 126 Kearny Burgess Odcar, phynician, 329 Geary Bur^in Gustave, pork -packer, 26 Center Market Burgoiu A, stationery, 206 Montgomery ave Burk Miss M J, books and stationery, 1516 Vallejo BURKARDT MAX. importer and dealer in chromos, lithographs, en- gravings, phot s, paintings, etc, 545 and 547 Washington Burke E, attorney-at-l»w, 402 Mont- gomery BURKE F H (Madison & Burke), 401 and 403 M •nt,'oinery Burke John, lodging-house, 511 Mission Burke John, liquors, 234 Townsend BURKE inWS !, saddles an i harness. 618 Mission Burke M A (Sisson, Croc;.8r & Co), 202 Sansome BURKE M J (Madison & Burke), 401 and 403 Montgomery BURKE MICHAEL, groceries, wines and liquors, N W cor LUis and Scott Burke Mrs Nellie, dressmaker, 308i Stockton Burke W A, musical instruments, pattern and model maker, .520 Pme Burkett Mrs 0, lodging-house, 17 3d Burkhard Mrs Christma, fancy goods, 1117 Folsom Burkhim Henry, tailor, 529 East Burleigh W £, physician, 962 Mission BURIET PATRICK, liquors, 4i2 3d Burling James W, sec of the Central Gaslight Co, 413 California Burmeister Alrich (Burmeister & Mehr- tens), NW cor Leavenworth and Cal- ifornia BURMEISTER F Hi propr Cincinnati Hotel, 529 Valencia Burmeister Louis, cigars and saloon, NE cor Stockton and Pacific Burmeister & Mehrtens (Alrich Burmeis- ter and August Mehrtens), groceries, NW cor Leavenworth and California Burnap J, hardware and groceries, 425 Diivij Burnell Martin (Bumellft Turner), 519 Saoraiiieiito Burnell k Turner (Martin Burnell and Chas D Turner), agts Albion ale and porter, 519 Sacramento Burnett Madame, ladies' hairdresser, hair goods, human hair, 410 3d Burnett George G, druggist, 327 Mont- gomery Burnett John M, attoruey-at-law, 507 Montgomery B-jrnett W C, attomey-at-law, 220 San- some Burnham, Beck & Co (James W Burn- ham and Thos Beck), furniture, car- pets and tt), commission mer- chants, 321 Davis Bums Barbary, groceries, 41 Jessie Burns Mrs Catharine, saluon, 258 Bran- nan Burns C, liquors. 308 Dupont Burns Henry, bo'its and shoes, 210 3d Burns H J, health inspector, 14 O'Far- rel CO GO " t-Aj CO en CO CO I a t 00 S •a i ^ mm NUTTING i SON. M7 MAIIV MTRBRT MAW FHA1« confectionery, 916 Mar- ket Burton Miss £, music teacher, 14 La- fayette Burton Mrs L A, fancy goods, 430 Hayes Burton W H, mfr of awnings, 706 Mis- sion Busby Fred H, mfr of gloves, 412 Mar- ket Busch A (F ft A Busch), 727 Sansome liuich F (F ft A Busch), 7*27 SiinRome Bu'ch F A (Ferdinand and August Busch), liquors, 727 San^tome Busch M L, restaurant, 229 Hnyes Buschmann John, groceries, 26i) 3d Bush Charles, restaurant, 153 8et Theatre, Chas E Locke Sropr, 8 8 Bush bet Montgomery and Learny Bushman ft McAllister (Wm Bushman and J McAllister), patternmakers, 316 Mission Bi. shman Wm (Bushman ft McAllister), 316 Mission Buss John G, bakery, 171 1 Mission Bussell Arthur, bakery, 17 Taylor Bnssolino 8, bootmak r, 502 ifaiou Bttsswell A ft Co, book binders, 526 Clay Buswell Wm F, patternmaker, 223 Mission Butcher Josephine, groceries, 1408 Church Butler C A (Dames ft Butler), 716 Mar- ket Butler C C, nursery, NE cor Sutter and Steiiier Butler Charles G, liquors, 310 Mont- gomery Butler £ J, sec Eureka Tunnel and Mining C'*, Eureka, Nevada BUTLER GEO E (Butler ft Haldan), 413 California BUTLER ft HALDAN (Oeo E Butler and E B Haldan), general insurance agents, 413 California Butler James, supt United Working- men's Boot and Shoe Factory, cor 2oth and Bartlett BUTLER JOHN, liquors, 7 Sutter Butler Jose '. (Murphy ft Butler), 435 Hayes BUTLER MRS MARTIN, saloon, NW cor lUth and Bryant Butler Michael, saloon, 850 Howard Butler P F, millinery goods, 31 Kearny and 808 Market Butler P T (Hogan ft Co), 106 Dmmm Rutier Madam S, clairvoyant, 37^ 6th BUTLER MRS T B, dresii patterns (cut to order and warranted to fit), room 55, 126 Kearny Butler Mrs T B, Iodising house, 410 Kearny Butler T J (Adams ft Butler), 42 and 44 Clay Buth-r W J, milhtxery and straw goods, 950 and 95'.' Market ButtC C, j,'roceries, 625 19th Butt P N, groceries, SE cor Sutter and Laguna Buttarworth James, tinware, 1139^ Fols m Butte Ditch and Mining Co, O A Thomp- son sec, 204 Post Buttelmann O D, groceries, SW cor Mibsion and 2.'{d Butterfield F L, wagonmaker, 834 How- ard > Z o o o ■ > HARDWOOD LUMBER I WUON STOCX^JJlfJfrJ'^iK.li V,'."?;- mmm LonisBRWEHiHH<;co..aarSr'g. (MWerwaw FM»a«k Clseka. liaillontgomBrySt M 88 Scm Francisco. Butterfield R O & Co, American Shoe Store, 777 and 779 Market BUTTERFIELD WILUAH, auc- tioneer and real estate agt, 109 Mont- gomery Butterick E & Co, patterns, 124 Post Butterworth Jamea, plun>ber and gas- fitter, 1139i Folaom Buttgenbach Joseph, sausage factory, oor 4th and Bryant Buttner August, Pacific Shirt Factory, 821 Filbert Buxton & Co (Frank Buxton), grocer, A37 4th Buxtorf C, cigars and tobacco, 423 San- some Buyer C (Buyer & Reich), 126 and 126 San some BUYER & REICH (C Buyer and L Reich), wholesale worsteds, ribbons, notions, yarns, etc, 126 and 128 San- som e BUZENET ALEX, saloon, 40 McAllis- ter BUZZmi BROS (Israel and Martin), wines and liquors, SE cor Mission and 9th BUZZINI (Buzzini & Gianettoni), 29 6th Buzzini George (Rottanzi & Buzzini), cor California and Central ave BUZZINI & GIANETTONI (G Buz- zini and M Giauettt^ni), wholesale and ret ail liq uors, 29 6th BUZZINI ISRAEL (Buzzini Bros), SE cor Mission and 9th BUZZINI MARTIN (Buzzini Bros), SE cor Mission and 9th Byam Mrs Mary T, lodging house, 35 flth BYNON A A, patentee Bynon's Frac- tional Apple, 23 Dupont BYNON'S FRACTIONAL APPLE. Jamed T White & Co, 23 Dupont Byring P, repacker, 200 Washington Byrne Mrs B (Byrne & Peterson), 305 3d Byrae F M, variety store, 224J 5th Byrne Frederick (Byrne & Ivers), 424 Montgomery Byrne & Ivers (Fred Byrne and Wm Ivers), agts Hyde and Ayer Glue and Emery Wheel Co of Springfield. Ma ss, 4 24 Montgomery BYRNE JAMES K (Robinson, Olney, and 1 yme), 310 Pine Byrne J E, cattle dealer, 533 Kearny Byrne J M, real estate, 533 Kearny Byrne John (Rice & Byrne), 148 New Montgomery Byrne & Peterson (Mrs B Byrne and IdaTeterson), restaurant, 305 3d Byrnes R, wood »ud coal, SW cor Harrison and 5th Byrnes Mrs Sarah A, varieties, 2130 Fillmore Byron Club, H Steiner pres, room 207 Phelan Block Byron J, contractor, cor 19th and Shot- well Byxbee John F, lumber, 104 Market Byxbee R G (H B Tichenor & Co), 42 Market • c CABANAS 9" CO. cigar mfrs, 406 and 408 Battery Cabinetmakers' Union, Verein Eintracht riall, 316 Post CABLE RESTAURANT. Felix Mek- lin propr, 15.')9 Geary Caborca Mining Co, 220 Sansome Cabossel John, meat market, 1402 Pa- cific Cabrera E (Cabrera, Roma & Co), 123 California Cabrera, Roma & Co (E Cabrera and J M Roma), commission merchants, 123 California Cachot Joseph, liquors, 27 ) Commercial Cachot M A, physician, 110 Stockton Cadigan Mrs Mary, groceries, 414 Jones Caduc Pliilip, pres Patent Brick Co, 512 California Cadwell Louisa F, principal West Mis- sion Primary School Caen Jacob, umbrellas and parasols, 22 Stockton CAFE LAFAYETTE. Mouthon & Bordes prupro, 508 Bush Caferata Antonio, groceries, 1403 Pow- ell Cagney Tim M, groceries, 349 Minna Cahen A (A Canen & Co), res Hill's Ferry Cahen A & Co (A Cahen, Morris, Jules and Charles Kahn), general md&e, '25 and 27 Battery Cahen Aug, general agt, 320 Sansome Cahen Bros (S and J Cahen), hides, wool and leather, 41 Clay Cahen I (Louis Cahen & Son), 416 Sac- ramento Cahen J (Cahen Bros), 41 Clay Cahen Louis (Louis Cahen & Son), 416 Sacramento Cahen Louis & Son (I and Louis Cahen), syrups and cordials, 416 Sacramento Cahen S (Cahen Bros), 41 Clay Cahill E (E Cahill & Co), 406 Mont- gomery Caliill E & Co (E Cahill), stock -brokers, 406 Montgomery Cahill E J, civil engineer and surveyor, 318 California Cahill James P, groceries, SE cor Web- ster and Fell s l\ PRISON CELLS, "SST^l Si^S^- CALVIN NUTTlNG & SON. i um. mCBLE t CO.. SWp Planli. all MiiJr Man FraaelMC*. /Saw Francisco. 89 Cahill J L, painter, whitener and deco- rator, 209 Post Cahill Mrs Louisa, bakery, 143 2d Cahill Mrs Mary, groceries, cor Fell and Webster CAHN DAVID (Lazard Freres), 206 Sansome Cahn I, mgr San Francisco Pioneer Woolen Factory, 115 Battery Cahn M A (Whitney & Co), 3 and 5 Commercial Cahn M I (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co), 129 Sansome CAHH MOBBISi mfr of Eureka hair, curled hair, wool, and all kinds of mattrasses and bediling, 12 2d CAHN, NIGKELSBUBO & CO (M I Cahn, 8 Nickelsburg, J Bastheim & C Weyl), mfrs and importers of boots and shoes, 129 and 131 Sansume Cailleau Armand, cloaks and suits, 48 Geary Cain Bros (Peter P and James H Cain), commission merchants, 20ti and 208 Washington Cain James H (Cain Bros), 206 and 208 Washington Cain Peter P (Cain Bros), 206 and 208 Wash ingto n CAIRE JUSTINIAN, importer of as- Bayer's materials, chemical '4, hard- ware, crockery, mill supplies, 521 and 523 Market and 528 Broadway Calahan 1>, bootmaker, 274 Brannan Calahan & Deanahy (Miles Calahan and Jeremiah Deanahy), saloon, 18 6th Calahan Miles (Calahan & Deanahy), 18 6th Calainari A (Guinasso L C & Co), 506 and 608 Green Caldwell John, liquors, 121 Berry Caldwell W D, agt Singer Sewijg M chine, 1203 Polk Caledonia Gold Mining Co, William L Oliver sec, 328 Mbntgomery Caledonia Hall, 32 O'Farrell Caledonia Silver Mining Co, Richard Wegener sec, 414 California Caledonian Oatmeal Mills, Henry Cou- brough propr, 713-719 Sansome 'aris Jos (Uoturier & Calegaris), SL cor Pacific and Kearny Calender John T, boarding-house, 5 Broadway " CALIFORNIA ARCHITECT " (THE) (monthly), Wolfe . & Son proprs, 240 Montgomery California Artificial Stone Paving Go, T Reichling mgr, 402 Montgomery California Associated Press, William M Webster, general agt, 302 Montgomery California Bakery, 418 O'Farrell Califiirnia Bellows Mfg Co, James Campbell supt, 32 Fremont Calega California Bible Society, Rev John Thompson district supt. Rev F £ Shearer agt, 757 Market CALIFORNIA BOILER WORKS. Bretorious & Lemmer, 141 and 143 1st California Boulevard, G Rotanzi and G Buzzini proprs, terminus California Street R R CAUFORNIA BRASS WORKS. Weed & Kingwell proprs, 125 1st CALIFORNIA BREWEBT Henry Schulte prnpr, cur 26th and Bryant CAUFOKBTU CABLE BESTAU BANT. George Nerval propr, 1427 California California Central Railway, 702 Market California Chapter O E S. 121 Eddy CALIFOBNIA CHEMICAL WOBKS* John Reynolds propr, San Bruno Road bet 27th an I 28tli "CALIFOBNIA CHBISTIAN AD- VOCATE" (weekly). Rev B F Crary editor, 1041 Market "California Chronik" (German), F Hess & Co proprs, 409 Bush California Cigar Box Co (C A and Geo W Hooper, M P Hubbard and N S Berry), w s Berry bet 3d and 4th California Office Cleaning and Dyeing, 422 Buflh CALIFOBNIA COAL CO, Geo A Baines mgr, SE cor Turk and Jones CALIFOBNIA COMMEBCIAL COL- LEQE. C M Andrews pres, G B Bar aard business mgr, 417 Kearny Cflifornia Corset Co, S Rosenfold propr, 539 Market CAUFOBNIA CBACXEB CO, .\dolphe Weske prcs, Geo Fidmunds sec, J'xmes Dnnn supt, NW cor Broadway and Battery, ijranch office, 206 and 208 Sacramento California Cream Tartar Works, D Car- daire & Co, 314 Townsend "California Democrat, '409 Bush "CALIFOBNIA DEMOKBAT," F Hess & Co publishers, 536 and 538 Bush CAUFOBNIA DISTHXEBT. Jost & Adter proprs, 321 Battery California District Telegraph, M L Mowry mgr, 222 Montgomery and 1102 Market California Dry Dock Co, Oliver Eld- dridge pres, 318 California California Elastic Truss, Walter J Home mfr and propr, 702 Market California Electric Gas Lighting Co, P S Hoi way sec, 22 Kearny CALIFOBNIA ELECTBIC UOHT CO, P B Cornwall pres, Geo H Roe sec and general supt, 2'^'>-226 Jessie &0 09 c/9 3 CO CO CO CD CD S HMDWOOD UIMBER, WHITB BKOIi., 1» « IS Main and 14 A 1« Sjieai lltffe«t, M. F. Oreit»ii Auk, Maple and Alder. J ODD FELLOWS' SMPPUES. I^S^^^ariilVfSSigStVf: 90 San FraTiciaco. s; OAUFOBNIA- ELECTBICAL WOUCS. Paul 8«igler supt, M Gren- wood proa, blastins maoninery, bell hangers, electro platen, eleotrioal in- •truments, electric bells, electric light, galvanized wire, gold platers, mining supplies, lightning conductors, elec- tro medical instruments, model mak- ers, nickel platers, silver platers, tel- egraph supplies, telephone, wire goods and workers, 35 Maiket "California Farmer," Warren & Co proprs, 1021 Market California Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur- ance Co, Fred K Rule sec, 308 Pine Califoniia Flour Mills, C R Splivalo propr, 415 Battery '' California Freie Presse " (German), 518 Sacramento California Furniture Mfg Co, N P Cole pros, 220-226 Bush California Fu»e .Association, James 6 Merritt mgr, 35 Market CALIFOBNIA GLASS BENOINO ANB CUTTIHO WOBKS. L £ Hopper propr, 31)^ Fremont California Galvani/.ing Works, H C Langrehs and T Simon, 16 Drumm and 25 Market " California Giocer," B N Rowley mgr, 124 California California Hall, Green st " California Horticulturist " (monthly), 409 Washington CAUFOBNIA HOSIEBT CO, Peter Thomson pres and J no A Swuenarton mgr, mfrs ladies', children's, men's and youth's woolen and merino hos- iery and knit underwear. 111 Sun- some California Hotel, Pinson & Michaud proprs, 210 Montgomery ave California House, John Somaly and A Schneider proprs, 626 Ciilifomia California Immigrant Union, W H Martin agt, 330 Sutter CALIFOBNIA IMMIGBATION AS- SOCIATION, A W Preston sec, 10 I < 'aliiornia California Insurance Co, C T Hopkins I pres, 318 California CALIFOBNIA ITALIAN PASTE CO, C R Splivalo & Co proprs. 415 Battery » CALIFOBNIA JEWELBT CO. Levi, son Bros proprs, 134 Sutter "CALIFOBNIA JOXTBNAL" (week- ly), Huefuer &, Kayser proprs, 802 M intgomery "California Journal American Legion of Honor," 32 OTarreli California Land Investment Co, 207 Sansome California Laiindry, Ferguson ft Biggy Sroprs, 113 Stevenson ifornia Line Clipper Ships, William^ • Dimond ft Co, 202 Market California Lodge No 163, 1 B B, Louis Blank sec. B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy California Machine Works, Wm H Birch propr, 119 Beal^ CALIFOBNIA HABKET. Thos Brown uupt. Pine and California bet Montgomery and Kearny CAUFOBNIA MEDICAL COL- LEGE. I> MacLean pns, 324 Sutter Caliloruia and Meaioan Steamship Line, J Bermingham agt, 10 Market California Mining Co, C P Gordon sec, room 23, 309 Montgomery California Neck-tie Manufactory, James N Makins propr, 506 Market California Neptune Fishing Co, Catania ft Baretta proprs, stalls 3.3-39 San Francisco Market California and Nevada Ice Co, G W Stewart supt, 356 Tthama California and Nevada Railroad Co, £ A Phelps sec, office 328 Montgomery California Nursery, Henry Melde propr. San Bruno Road bet 28th and 29th CALIFOBNIA OIL BEFINING 00. J Kiewisch propr, t»35 Montgomery California Oil Works, Haycock, Tallant ft Cotton, crushers of linseed and other oils, NW cor Folsom and Main California and Oregon Cider Works, Preble ft Jones proprs, 218 Davis California and Pacific Cream of Tartar Works, A Vignier propr, 968 and 970 Bryant near 7th, office 429 and 431 Battery California Pacific Railroad, N£ cor 4th anu Townsend California Package Disinfecting Co, E Hayden CALIFOBNIA FAINT CO. C W Beach pres and F H Kellogg sec, 419 and 421 Jackson, O S Orrick general agt, 403 Murket Cul fornia Paper Bag Co (Santa Clara county. Cat), Frank H McCormick pres, 109 California Calitornia Paper Co, W G Halsted sec, 4 California " Califi irnia Patron '" (agricultural week- ly), J P Webster mgr, 40 Calif i^rnia CALIFOBNIA PICKLE FACTOBT. J Lohrinaiin and D Siemer, tO Clay CALIFOBNIA PIANO MFG CO. Walter S Pierce sec, 30 New Mont- gomery alif Calitornia Pottery and Terra Cotta Co, W E Stevens agt, cor Market and Larkin opp 9th MLVIN NUTTINS & SON. naauntntarKra all kinds IROST WOKK, **7 Main Street, Man Fraaelae*. CO CO CO All 'I CO CO 09 O • 1 1 s Cal ^ CA ca ^ ^* r o« Cal & cl E i ^ I CU3 A ^« 7 G9 C^al s r CO \ a CM Cal V • Cal C9 y » Cali C B J M • le "C ^_ a> m "Ci ^s B B CA] A as 14 CB "C E Call (! ^ Cal N CO CA ] pi n Cal e S m^ o Cal a Cal Ca Ca Ca Ca Ca HI i^nmap >UEII.TUfiSLEtCO.. :l:i;); I p Maw yr«ii«ilii€». San Frana.aco. 91 CO (U CA GO «<» California Portland Cement Co, A Y Easterly pres, 330 Pine OALIFOaniA POWDER WORKS. N G Kittle prea, J F Lohae seo, 23U California California Printing Office, C F Lieb propr, 635 Clay CALIFORNIA REFRIGERATOR AHO FORK FACKINO AND FR0VI8I0N CO. A T Spotta prea and general mgr, T T Spotta aec, 727, 729 and 731 4th California Savinga and Loan Society, David Fox prea, John Bain treaa, Vernon Campoell aec, M W cor Powell and Eddy California School of Design, Virgil Williama director, 430 Pine California Silk Co, R R Yatea agt, 685 Market California Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children and Aniinala, Joseph W Winana pres and Nathan- iel Hunter sec, 614 Merchant "California Sontags Ga8t,"603 Waah- ington "California Spirit of the Times," M D Boruck pub, 621 Sansome CALIFORNIA SPRINQ MFO CO. A 8 Warner pres, Amaaa Eaton aec, 147 and 149 New Montgomery " California Staats Zeitung," 409 Bash California State Democratic Club, 630 Commercial California Star Oil Worka Co, oils, 402 Montgomery CALIFORNIA STATE MINING BUREAU. Henry G Hanks State mineralogist, 212 Sutter California State Woman's Hospital, Sacramento bet Baker and Lyon California St R H, NE cor California and Larkin California Sugar Refinery, SW cor 8th and Brannan; new refinery from Nevada to Humboldt and Louisiana to Maryland, Claus Spreckels prea, office 327 Market California Suit Mfg Co, Chas Mayer, 569 Market California Teachers' Ac^ncy, Miss Julia M White mgr, 838 Market California Tea Co, G Midd hoff propr, 142 3d California Theatre, Bush bet Kearny and Dupoiit California Tool Works, J Weichart propr, 143 and 145 Beale CALIFORNIA TRANSFER CO, Hayes ft Co proprs, 222 Montgomery and 5-.'4 Davis Californiik Transportation Co, A Nelson pres, NW cor Jackson and East California Tug Boat Co, Joseph H Red- mond mgr, 106 Steuart California Vigorit Powder Co, George W Sessions sec, room 62, 309 Moat- S»mery fomia Volcanic Mineral Water, C A Miller nres, 371 Howard CALIFORNIA WINE COOPER- AGE. Fulda Bros proprs, 30-40 Spear CALIFORNIA WIRE WORKa mfrs of iron and steel ropes, wire cordage, wire, wire soods and barbed fence wire, A S HalTidie pres, Henry L Davis tie and treas, 6 California California Yeagers Armory, C Spiegal captain, 620 Bush "CALIFORNIAN" (The) (monthly mauazine), California ruhlisbing Co puluishers, 408 California CALIFORNIA PUBUSHINO CO. publishers **The Califoruian," . 408 California California Vinegar Works, 608 and 610 Lombard Callaghan Miles (Callaghan & Danehy), 186th Callaghan D (McCarthy Bros & Co), 119 Front Callaghan & Danehy (Miles Callaghan and J Danehy), liquors, 18 6th Callaghan John D, physician, 852 Fol- som Callahan David, bootmaker, 274 Bran- nan Callahan RO, bootmaker, 1131 Colum- bia Callan & E|arry (Thos Callan and J Bar- ry), liquors, S£ cor Montgomery and Merchant Callan Edward, wood and coal, 1023 Harrison Callan Thos (Callan k Barry), S£ cor Montgomery and Merchant Callan Thos, saloon, 208 Bush Callan Thomas N, dry goods, 34 4th Callander John T, boardmg-house, 5 Broadway Callandreau £ P, physician, 1234 Stock- ton Callandreau J, physician, 1234 Stock- ton Callender Henry A, watches and jewel- ry, lOJ Stockton Callet F, cigars, tobacco and liquors, 502 2d Callinan John, barber, 163 2d CALUNOHAM W J (W J Callingham & Co), 213 Sansome CALLINGHAM W J & CO (W J Cai- liugham), genera mdae agts, 213 San- some Callundan J, collector, 240 Montgomery Caiman J J, harnessmaker, 804 ^ Folsom > o o o en > r o > CO m m H ■■ CO > o S o o HiRDWODD LIIMRFR -^HJ'>!BBL«< 1SJ!!f»ln«nill4A16l»pear lit II.F. C^naterTttps, Newel Postis. Balusters. t lOUISflMIERMMICO. Jcwvlqr aw.k,ii9?»prr 92 San Frandsoo. Calnan D (Calnan & Donegan), 1023 Harrison bet 6th and 7th Calnan & Donegau (D Calnanft J J Don- egan), woi>d and coal, 1023 Harrison bet 6th and 7th Calvary Cemetery, Robt Do wan supt, Parker a ve bet Geary and Turk Calvary Presbyterian Church, cor Geary and Powell Calvert John, druggist, NW cor 4th and Howard Calvert W B ( J W Gendar & Co), 948 Market Calvert Wm, dentist, 209 Geary Calway Nellie, dressmaker, 260 8th Calwell T C, bakery, 605 Post Camariniis D G, fruit, candies, cigars and tobacco, 8E cor Sutter And Powell Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mission Cambridge Archibald (White, Grey & Co), 114 and 116 Kenrny Camera Peter, bootmaker, 618 Broad- way Cameron Miss A, stamping and em- broidering, 252 Ellis CAMERON ANOirSlCameron & Hull), 40i) Mission Cameron Gold and Silver Mining Co, W J Blattner sec, 207 Sanuoine CAMERON ft HULL (Angus Came- ron and Geo L Hull), woodturners, 40i) Missiim Games Peter, laundry, I5C Ship'ey CAMILLONI & COi successors to A Kittore & Co, tish. Hew Clay Street Market Camous Andre, locksmith and machin- ery, 436 Brsh Campaign Hall, cor Montgomery and Vallejo Campbell A Sr (A & H C Campbell), 530 California Campbell A & H C, attorney s-at-law, 630 California Campbell Alex Jr, attorney -at-law, 511 California Campbell Colin (Campbell & Sanderson), 530 California Campbell & Gallagher (Patrick H Camp- bell and James C Gallagher), saLon, 225 3d CAMPBELL GEORGE (Dickson, De Wolfe & Co), 412 and 414 Battery Campbell H C (A & H C Campbell), 530 California Campbell James, notions, 243 4th Campbell James, supt California Bel- lows Mfg Co, 32 Fremont Campbell James A (N Gray ft Co), 641- 645 Sacramento Campbell J D (Jas Sullivan ft Co), 219 Davis Campbell J W H, grain elevator, foot of Stockton Ca.npbeU Murdoch, hardware, 7 Sten- art Campbell P A, ores Golden Age Mill Co, Battery bet Broadway and Pacific Campbell Patrick H (Campbell ft Galla- gher), 226 3d . ^ Campbell ft Sanderson (Cohn Camp- beU and A A Sanderson), attorneys- at-la«^, 630 California Campbell Mrs Sarah, fruits and vegeta- bles, 211 6th , ^^,„ Campbell Thomas, blacksmith, 268 Brannan Campbell Vernon, sec of The California Savings and Loan Society, NW cor Powell and Eddy Campbell W H, commission merchant, 402 Front Campbell W S, notary public, 601 Montgomery Campe Fred, groceries, 218 2d Campe Henry, groceries, SE coi How- ard and 12th Campi Restaurant, N Giamboni propr, 531 and 533 Clay Campion B W, attomey-at-law, 230 Montgomery Campo Seoo Copper Co, Daniel Buck, room 81, 309 Montgomery Canada Pacific Railroad, U Hensbaw Ward mgr, 426 California Canadian Association, Adam Gilliland sec, 121 Eddy Canavan's Hall, Howard bet 7th and 8th CANDAU F & CO (F Candau and M Hirigoyen), liquors and wines, 213 3d CANDAU F^UX (F Candau ft Co), 213 3d Candelaria Mfg Co, J B Russell pres, 327 Pine Cane A fred (Cane ft Teague), 142^ 4th Cane John, liquors, 15 Howard Cane ft Teague (A Cane and L A Tea- gue), dentists, 142^ 4th Catiepa Mrs C, midwife, 618 Green Canepa Peter, baths, 325 Montgomery ave Canham Fred (Morgan Bros ft Canham), 616 Market Canioni Pascal, restaurant, 1126 Du- pont Canney F E J, physician, St Ann's Building Cannon's Hall, John Cannon propr, NW cor 17th and Howard Cannon John, saloon, NW cor I7th and Howard Cannon Mrs L, notions, 1354 Howard Cantet B, tailor, 284^ Stevenson Canton Insurance Co of Hongkong, Par- ro't ft Co agts, 306 California Cantrell Thomas G (National Iron Works), NW cor Main and Howard CAIVIII NUTTING t SON, ft> (*■ i TalHilar Wlirrlkarrows, B«»lt and MrMse W«rk, JM7 M»lB MtrMt, «•■ Fruetaeo. Al I I .a I I I g o ILIEII TU661E I CO. PaflifleCoMtiarl Woods %£V/**»^**- r#iia«UH>«. 8an Francisco. 98 GAHTT THOBi grooeriei, 623 4th Canty Timuthy, tailor, 818 Howard Capen ft Co, furniturfl and hon.'e furn- uhins Boods, 316 Haye* Capen W F, furniture and bedding, 316 Hayea Capitol House, F L Turpin propr, 637 Sacramento Capitol Mills, Deming Palmer ft Co, 202 and 204 Davia Capitol Saloon, liquors, 226 Montgom- ery Capoulade John, tailor, 632 Washington CappC S (C S Capp ft Co), 428 Mont- gomery Capp C S ft Co (C S .Capp), real estate, 428 Montgomery Cappola Miss Mary R, lodging-house, 5U6 4th Caraffa O B (G B Caraffa ft Co), 1309 Dupont CABAFFA B ft 00 (G B Caraffa and Thomas Guinassi), proprs Genoa Bakery, 13U9 Dupont Card W H, dentist, 413 Bush Cardaire D ft Co, proprs California Cream Tartar Works, 314 Townsend Cardano Mike, bootblack, 646 Clay CardinellJohn A, collector, 234 Mont- gomery Cwrdiiiet ft Desenfant (E H Cardinet and P J Desenfant), 84 and 85 Cali- fornia Market Cardinet Emil H (Cardinet ft Desen- fant), 84 and 85 California Market Cardozo John, hotel, 316 Drumm Cardozo John, barber, 324 Drumm Carey Miss A M, dressmaker, 226 Stockton Carey Mrs C B, bakery and dressmaker, 423 4th Carey Maurice, groceries, 49 Minna Carey Michael, saloon, 642 Mission Carick J R (Carick, Williams ft Wright), 616 and 519 6th Carick, Williams ft Wright (J R Carick, Hannibal Williams and William S Wright), 515-519 6th Cant J A, commission merchant, 4ll1f California Carl A (Carl ft Co), 204 and 206 Com- mercial Carl ft Co (A Carl and J Cullumber), coopers, 204 and 206 Commercial Carleton Mrs J, dressmaker, 248 Ellis Carlin John, insurance broker, 441 California Carlisle A (A Carlisle ft Co), stationers and printers, 226 California Carlisle A ft Co (A Carlisle and H R Williar), stationers and printers, 226 Califorfiia Carll A W,dancinff academy, 1332 Bush Carll'sHall, 1328 Bush 7^ 09 Carll Mrs Sarah, lodging-house, 798 ^ Mission I ^ Carlors Tiburoio, hamessmaker, 626 I ^^ Pacific Carlos J Mexia, Mexican consul, 606 Batterv Carlson Mrs Amanda, coffee house, 212 4th Carlson Bros (Chas E and S A Carlson), saloon, cor East and Merchant Carlson C (Carlson ft Ericson), 427 Bush Carlson C I, second-hand furniture, etc, 223 4th Carlson ft Currier (Ed Carlson and J P Currier), wholesale silk and spool thread, 566 Market Carlson Ed (Carlson ft Currier), 666 Market Carlson ft Ericson (C Carlson and S Ericson), liquors, 427 Bush Carman W, physicii n, 410 Post Carmany C, mgr Commercial Hotel, SE cor Montgomery ave and Pa'^ific Carmany Cyrus W, cashier Savings ft Loan Society, 615 Clay Carmany J H ft Co, publishers " Com- mercial Herald," 40i) Washington Carmany J W, shirts and furnishing goods, 25 Kearny Carmatz Adulph, watchmaker and jeweler, 527 Sansome Carmen Island Salt Works, E M Block propr, 207 Front Carmichael J A, gents' furnishing goods, 1224 M .rket Carnall Nathan C, real estate, 320 San- some Carnell R, confectionery and fruits, I42i 6th CABNSS GEORGE A, librarian Odd Fellows' Library Association, 326 Montgomery Caro Louis, fancy goods, 236 Hth and 50 7th Caro S, clothing, 1032 Market Caro Samuel, fruits and produce, 43 3d Caro W, importer of diamonds, "Chron- icle " Building Caroe Mrs Thos, shirt mfr, 9 Geary CABOLAN. COBT & CO (James Caro- lan and Isaac Cory), hard war , iron and steel, 117 and 119 California and 120 and 122 Fr< nt Carolan James (Carolan, Cory ft Co), 117 California Carolin James, saloon, 3*3 3d Caronte Joseph, umbrellas and parasols, 46 Ge ary CSABPENTEB E W. asst sec Fire- man's tund Insurance Co of Califor- nia, SW Cor California and Sansome Carpenter W H, veterinary surgeon, 966 Howard and 373 Natoma bet 1st and 2d frC "Q HARDWOOD LUMBERf WAGON STOCK.'^rJTfJFSP^^V*.'^- DUNIEIIIOBCHOSSICO.. MnitM>; l«Viai9l«« nSi'rSlW I 94 8 mining, room 23, 230 Montgomery CARRIOAN A (Dunham, Carrigan ft Co), 107 Front Carro Morris, pawnbroker, 414 Pacitic Carrol Patrick, liquors, 60 and 62 lat Carroll, Abrams ft Carroll (Richard T and George L Carroll), wholesale liquors, 3 and 5 Front Carroll Bros (Patrick and Thomas Car- roll), groceries, cur Minna and 3d Carroll Denis, groceries, SE cor 17th and Capp Carroll ft Gamper (J F Carroll and Geo 0«mper), saloon, 213 and 215 Pino Carroll Geo L (Carroll, Abrams ft Car- roll), 3 and 5 Front CARROLL MRS J, ladies' nurse, 746 Howard Carroll J F (Carroll ft Cimper), 213 and 215 Pine CarroUJas (Carroll ft Tilton), 873 Mar- ket Carroll John, wood and conl, 238 11th Carroll John, groceries, 509 Howard I Carroll John (J, bikkery and restrs all kinds IROn WOBK, *Z7 Main Atreeft, San Franelaco msm mmmm ma, TUGBlt t CO.. VINEERB "sgRaas^*' San Franoiaoo. 05 CaMM» S (A 8 BMigklnpi k Co), 607 WMhington OaM Chus E, dentiit, 209 Kearny Cm« J D, agt C P K R *nd stMmera (or Sooramento, Market Street Wharf Caaeline V (Pvdroni tt Caaeline). 50»-fil3 Broadway Caaea Al>)«rt, boota and ahoea, 702 Broadway Caaewell John, veterinary aurgeon, 219 Ellia CHatiy F M, mfr of boota and ahoea, 28 2d GASET Ml liquors, boarding And lodg- ing, 430 Brantian Caaey Miaa M E, teacher Haight Gram- miir School Oaaey M F, bootmaker, 28 2d Caaey Miaa Nellie, millinery, 1003 Mia- aion Caaey Miaa Nellie, dreaamaker, NE oor Kearny and Poat Caafy Owen, tjroceriea, 038 Bryant Caaey Rev Peter, pastor St Peter'a Church, Columbia bet 24th and 20th Caahin John, aeo and nupt Mutual Ice Co, 222 5th C^ahman D (Doyle & Caahman), SW cor 3rl and Howard Caahm.'in M A, dipsomania cure, 1 104 Mission Cusmack Wm D, saloon, 660 Mission Conner Jonas, cigar mt'r, 1118 Howard Cusper Samuel, wholesale human hair, 585 Market Cass J J, locksmith, 366 3d Casaedy E«lward, fruit and vegetables, SE cor Post and Lyon Caaserly Augustine, law student, 310 Pine Caaaidy Andrew, groceries, 201 Valencia Coasidy Edward, groceries, 2*21 Tyler Caaaidy Mrs Mary E, periodicals, 143 5th Casaidy Patrick, butcher, 204 23d Caaaidy Wm, variety, 143 5th Coa-illy J P, dentist aitd physician, 132 4th OASSIH P J ft CO importers of liquora, 433 Battery Caaaio G A. barber, 1423 Dupont Caaauben E, paper hang«-r, 10J7 Ellia Caatagnet & Co (P Castagnet & B Baa- oo), li((uor8, S30 MtTchant , Caatagnet P (Caatagnet k Co), 630 Merchant CA8TAQHZTT0 GIOVANNI, dry and funcy ^ooda, 1234 Dupont Caata^netto P, groceries, 1345 Dupont CaatelG, French polisher, 415 Powell Caat^lhun F J, lawyer, rooms 7 and 8, 609 Sacramento Caaielli Giovanni, fmita, NW cor Hyde and Sutter GA8TILL0 ft SON (Lm aud DM), grooariaa, NE oor Day ft Sanchei 0A8TBLL0 D M (Caatello ft Son), gro- oenea, NE cor Day and Sanohea 0A8TBLL0 ICO (CxBtello ft Son). NEcor Day and Sanclioz Caatello Mrs Mary, saloon, 821 Folaom Caatillar Mra U M, bookbindery, 642 Waahington Caittle Broa & Loupe (Walter M and Frederick Caatle ft Leopo'd lioupe), importera and wholeaale groocra, 213- 217 Fronr Castle Chas, cigars and tobacco, 356 3d Castle Dome Mining and Smelting Co, W P Miller supt, 30',) Moiit)(omery Castle Frederick (Castle Bros ft Loupe), 2i:<-217 Front Cattle Walter M (Castle Bros ft Loupe), 213-217 Front Castro L, civil engineer and surveyor, 611 Montgomery Caswell A L J, painter, 433 Greenwich Caawell Mrs E E, milliner, 28 Post CASWELL THOMAS H, Grand Re- corder Grand Cunimaudiing Knights Templar of California, and Grand Recorder Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of California, Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post Catania ft Baretta (M L Catania and J Boretta), California F shing Co, 37- 39 >San Francisco Market Catania Joseph, akt California Neptune Fishing Co, stalTa 33-39 Sun Francisco Market Catania M L (Catania ft Baretta), 37-39 San Francisco Market Catechi John, confectionery and fruit, 204 2d Ctttlin ft Grampsis (Paul Grumpsis and H Catlin), fruit and confectionery, SE cor Taylor and Turk Catlin P H (Catlin ft Grampsis), SE cor Taylor and Turk Cattarina E J ft Co (E J Cattarina ft V Valentine), watermelons, canta- lopoH and fruits, 519 Front Cattarina E J (E J Cattarina ft Co), 519 Front Cattermole Bros (Chaa and John Cat- termole), groceries, SE cor Vallejo and Mason Cattermole Chas ft Broa ( Chas H, John and C A Cattermole), groceries nnd liquors, NW cor Davis and Broadway and SE cor Vallejo and Maaon Cattermole C A (Charles Catt«rmole ft Bros), SE cor Vallejo and Maaon Cattermole John (Cattermole ft Bros), NW cor Davia and Broadway M C > z o o o CO CO CO CO CO HMDWOOD LUMBER, - "■ -* -^^ " * " "■""""* " * " *"**" St, M.F. Osk, Aali, Hlek«ry, Maple, Cherry, ete. lOUISBHMERMIWtCOv. •■4 Flwaeh Gloeka. IISHoBtgomerySt 96 San Francisco. *m IS I- 0- H« 8;: 8 B o I Caulfield H F (Caulfield & Lynch, 450^ 3d Caulfield & Lynch (H F Caulfield and H T Lynch), cigars and tobacco, 450^ 3d Causae Mrs Mary, laundry, 611 Turk Cavagnaro Dominick, lodgings, 628 Broadway Cavagnaro Frank, boots and shoes. 1427 Dupont Cavagnaso Joseph . , attorney-at-law, 318 Pine Cavalletti D, fish market, stall 21 Met- . ropolitan Market, cor Mission and New Montgomery Cavalli Andrea P, machinist, lOII Kearny Cavalli M A, machinist and locksmith, 101 1 Kearny Cavallier J P, mining, 419 California Cavanagh Patrick, ^vood and coal, 1503 and 1505 California Cavendish Henry M, attorney-at-law, 629 Kearny Cawley Wm, saloon, 147 3d Cazeaux D & Co (D Cazeaux and A Drayeur), proprs Miners' Bestaurant, 531 and 533 Commercial Cazeaux D ( D Cazeaux & Co), 531 Commercial Cazeaux J, meats, stall 65 Centre Market Cefous James, barber, 125 5th Ceiaroni & Spruzzali, liquors, 621 Broadwaj' Cellarius Geo, musician, 1614 Mission CENTENNIAL CHAIR FACTORY. Chas Greffe propr, mfr of chair and lounge frames, 508 and 510 5th Centennial Hall, 421 Hayes Centennial House, John C Seich propr, lodging, 318 Pacific Center House, F Le Jeal propr, 2015 Folsom Center John, real estate, 420 California I Center Market, SE cor Dupont and Sutter Center Wm, prcs Hakalan Plantation Co Central Bnths, Louis Corriveau propr, 113 Geary Central Bottle Depot, D Manheim mgr, 11 22 Mission C '■ntrnl California Colony, Jno E Mason mgr, 306 Pine CENTRAL COFFEE HOUSE, John Monson jiropr^ 923 Market CENTRAL OAS UOHT CO, Jaa W Burling sec, 413 California Central Hall, cor Bush and Polk Central M E Church, Rev Elbert R Dille pastor, res 1061 Mission, church bet Dth anid 7'^h on Mission Central Hotel, H W Lewis propr, 217 Broadway CENTRAL PACIFIC HOTEL. J M Farrell propr, 348 4th Central Pacific Railroad, offices NE cor 4th and Townsend Central Passenger Railroad Co, Reuben Morton supt, 32 Turk Central Presbyterian Tabernacle, Rev W J Smith pastor, Tyler bet Taylor and Jones Centre Market. N Dodge supt, cor Du- pont and Sutter Cereghino David, cigars and tobacco, 702 Montgomery Cereghino Luigi, bootblack, 547 Mer- chant Cereghino R, groceries. Mission bet 29tli and 30th Cereghuio Benedetti, wood and coal, 428 Pacific Cerf A (Bay City Mfg Co), 225 Fell (^erf A (J Cerf & Co), 517 Market Cerf J (Bay City Mfg Co), 225 Fell Cerf J & Co (Jules and Albert Cerf), wholesale crockery and glassware, 517 and 519 Market Cerf Jules (J Cerf & Co), 517 and 519 Market; first vice-president Board of Trade of San Francisc<», 202 Market; Treasurer B'nai B'rith Hall Associa- tion, 119 and 121 Eddy; pres Pacific Building and Loan Association, 729 Montgonjery Cerf M (Blockman & Cerf), 5 and 7 Drumm Cernogorevich C, coffee stand, 13 Val- lejo CEVASCO G B. editor and propr of "The La Voce Del Popolo,'*^ 535 Washington Cevasco L & Co, liquors, 1229 Dupont Chace & Wilson (H B Chace and J H Wilson), planing mills and mfrs of moldings, rails, etc, 124 and 126 Main Chadbourne F S & Co, furniture and upholsterers, 735 Market Chadbourne Jabec, attorney-at-law, 528 California CHADBOURNE JOSHUA (Rider, Somers & Co), pier 22 Steuart Chadbourne Samuel W (Wright & Chadbourne), 1332 Pacific Chadbourne T J, mgr Eclipse Cracker Co, 214 Sacramento, bakery 1414- 1418 Dupont Chadwick Char (Buhlert & Chadwick), SW cor Montgomery anil Clay ChaSco, Gdbert & Bonestell, commis- sion San Buenaventura, Cal, office 400 Front Chaigneau A, printer and engraver, 536 g Clay ^ s i 9 BS K i ( . CALVIN NUniNS I SON, MIBDBKM, JAIL AWU PBSICB WOBK, iM7 VsiB litreet, mmm VmbcIm*. 11 1 CH TIICCI E 1 Pfl tiitUory, Oak. Anfe. Whitn Wo«a, Wimplm, Ktr., iSan Francisco. 97 Ohallense Consolidated. Mining Co, 79 Nevada Block Chalmera-Speiice Air Space Boiler Co, £ T Bac •!! &nt, 413 and 416 Pacific Chaloner Kichud, plumber and gasfitter, 641 Sutter Chamber of Commerce, sec Morris Mar- cus, with Foster & C >, 26 California Chamberlain Chas H, receiver U S land office, 610 Commercial Chamberlaii^ Chas 8, mgr Judaon Mfg Co, 402 Front Chamberlin J P (Louterback & Cham- berlin), 993 Market CHAMBEaUH ft ROBINSON. propra Pacilio Business College, 320 Post Chamberlin W E Jr, Pacific Business College, 320 Post Chamberlin Wm, propr The Beresford . Hotel, 600 Bush CHAMBERS GEO (Gladding, McBean & Co), Chicago, 1!! Chambers Mrs Sarah, lodging-house, 12 Sacramento Champion Hall, bet Tennessee and Kentucky on Butte Champion Mining Co (Bodie, Cal), 2 Nevada Block "Champion" (Temperance), PO Box 2091 Chancel Julius, laundry, 2405 California Chanche A G, wines and liquors, 615 and 617 Front CHANDLER R Di coal and iron deal- er, 118 and 120 Pacific Chandler T U (WelU,Carruther8 k Co), 37 Market Chandler Thomas, pres Seaman's Board- ing M.iaters Aiwciatioii, 603 Frent CH\PIN QEOROE W. real estate, 310 M(»iitgnmery Ch->nin S A, mining, 7 Montgomery ave Chaplin James, accountant, room 10, 1 Califiirniii Chapman & Cunningham (H Chapman and I' R Cu'iniiigh im). Central Plan- ing Mill, 566-572 Brannan CHAPMAN F M (Chapman & Hin- nian), 126 Ellis Chapman H (Cliupman & Cunningham), 566-57'i Bran II an Chnpnian H, jewelry mfr, 60S Merchant CHAPMAN & HINMAN (F M Chap- man und VV s Hiuman), Norfolk Liv- ery atublo, 126 Ellis Chapman J F (Chapman J F & Co), 22 California Chapman J a^ & Co ( J F Chapman), ■hipping: and "lommiasion merchants, 22 California Chapman L«>uis B, sec Atlantic Giant Powder Cn, 4 California Chapman Russell, real estate and insur- ance, 317 Montgomery Chapman R E, health inspector, 14 OFarrell Chapman Wilfred B, agt Universal Ma- rine Insurance Co (limited) of London, 123 Ciliforuia CHAPMAN WMH, stt'trney-at-law, 106 Leideadorfif Chapman W S, real estate, 306 Pine Chapter California Ordir of Eastern Star, B B Hall, 121 Eddy Charing Saloon, John Eagles and Thos Wild proprs, 6U2 Mission Chariot Joseph, watchmaker and jewel- er, 1116^ Folsom Charles H A, mining sec, 419 California Chariot Mme M A, ladies' hair work, 1618 Polk Charmak H (Charmak k Co), 846 Mar- ket Charmak H ft Co (H Charmak and D Cohen), jewelry, 846 Market Charter Oak Hall, 771 Market CHARTER OAK LIFE INSUR- i^CE CO, Frank Eno attorney, 528 Cdlifornia Charter Oak Livery Stable, C M ShefiF v propr, 775 Market Chart-r Oak lA>daa K of H, W A Rob- inson sec, BW B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Chartier Auguste, liquors, 324 6th Chase AUrart, physician, 652 Market Chase Mrs £, dressmaker, ) 19 Ellis Chase Jas B (Chase & Wolff), 900 Front nr Vullejo Chase Q A (Kohler & Chase), 137 and 139 Post Chase Robt P, physician, 121 Turk Chase Miss Sarah F. dressmaker, 17 El- lis Chase R P & Co (R P Chase) ehoe and slipper factory, 869 Market Chose Wm, lodging-house, 48 4th Chase h Wolff (Jns B Chase and Chas Wolff), stevedores and ballast, 900 Front nr Vallejo Chase W T, carpenter, 250 Steuart Ch ise W W, h.iy and grain Chassagne Leon, (E A Jaujou & Co), 430 and 432 ,' .okson CHATTIN ELTARD (King & Chat- tin), 442 C.ilif'x nia Chauche A u, wiues and liquors, 615 and 617 Front Chauncey H N, commission merchant, 109 Caliroruia Chauvel F, laundry, 411 6ti. Cheesman F S, Krocerie-t, 826 20th Cheignan AdnlpTi, bak<>ry, 814 Howard Chelesier Louis, cigars, cor 16th and 1st ave Chelini L, fruits and vegetables, 528 3d Cheneau Lizzi, laundry, 430 Geary GO PTf CO 'i i HtnDWOOD LUMBER, »t, m, r. counter top*, N«wel Po«ts, MalaMiera. IK * IS Main and 14 * inMnear iter i ODD FEllOWS' SUPPUES, MasoiileTisiiiple. 1V«. • v»»t m)e«et,m.r. 98 San Frandaco. QQ H CO k I n e . Chepernich L, fruits and produce, SE cor Clay and Stockton Gherbra Berith Shalmom, asaociations Sand societies, 22 O'Farrell Cherry Frank W (Cherry & ToIIes), 636 Clay Cherry & ToUes (Charles H Tolles and Frank W Cherry), official shorthand reporters, 636 Clay . . Cherubina Petri, cigarmaker, 1407 Du- Spont _ Chesebrough Andronicus (Williams, Di- mond & Co), 202 Market Chesley U P, physician, 754 Howard » Cheanp^ D, liquors, 11 1 Dupout and 133 43 6th Chester Frederick & Co (Frederick Chester), dry goods, 102 Kearny cor Post Chester House, Mrs M A Hull propr, 106 Post CHETWOOD J T (Rebman & Chet- wood), 31 6tb and 1036 Market Chevalier F & Co (Fortune & Cheva- lier), wines and liquor j, 520 and 522 Washington Chevelli Raphael (F Arata & Co), 526 Broadway Cheyne R, fruits and cigars, 140 lat Cheyrias R (Cheyrias & Passet), 7 Brooks Cheyrias & PassetfR Cheyrias andA Pas- set), job printing. 7 Brooks Chicago Beer Hall, Hencken Bros (John and Martin Hencken) proprs, 154 3d Chicago and Grand Trunk R R, H B Smith Jr general agt, 8 New Mont- gomery Chicago Hotel, Mrs E W Heimburg propr, 220 and 222 Pacific CHICAGO NICKEL PLATING CO. Rudgear & Parr, gold, silver and nickel plating, 23 Stevenson Ch:'.ago Restaurant, John George propr, "I 205 3d rT CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND H PACIFIC RAILROAD. C Joues a^t, 608 Market Chichizola Antonio, groceries, 726 and 727 Sansome O Chick Elwell, carpenter, cor Washing- . . ton and Hyde CHICKERING & THOMAS (W H Chickering and ".Villiam Thomas), attoriieys-at-law, 214 Sansome Chickering W H (Chickering & Thomas), attorney -at-law, 214 SanMome Chief Appraisers, Dr Moore and O W . Dent, U S Appraiser's Building I^ Chief of Fire Department, D S jannell ^ Chief of Poli «, P Crowley Chielovich E ft Co (E Chielovioh and L |J Radovich), wines and liquora, 601 P] Front Chielovich E (L Radovich ft Co), 877 Market , „ j • u Chielovich E (E Chielovich, L Radovich ft Co), 601 Front CHILDREN'S HALL, in Silver Star House, NE cor Sansome and Pacmc Childs Chas W, collector, 605 Mont- gomery J Child i Jas H, liquors, cor 20th and Columbia Childs W A, mdse broker, room 4, 121 California Chiline Joe (Chiline ft Rossi), 332 6th Chili, Consul of, Juan de la Cruz Cerda, 327 Geary , ,. Chiline & Rossi (Joe Chiline and V Rossi), fruitj and vegetables, 332 6th Chill Mrs L, bakery, 143 2d China, Consul of, F A Bee, 917 Clay China and Japan Tea Co, C V Knocker agt, 123 California China Trader's Insurance Co, Williams, Dimond & Co, 202 Market Chinese Insurance Co (The) (limited) of Hongkong, Degener & Co agts, 308 California Chinese Market, 731 Sacramento Chinese Theatre (new), 623 Jackson Chinese Vice Consul, Tsang Hoy, 916 Clay Chismnre Geo, physician and surgeon, 920 Market Chiucovich Peter, liquors, cor Sansome and Pacific Chiuda V (Vuscovich ft Chiuda), 519 Sansome Chizhisolii Francisco (G Vaccaro ft Co), 611 Montgomery ave Cliollar Mmiug Co, W E Dean sec, room 79, 30i) Montgomery Chosen Friends Cosmopolitan Council, J J Jamison sec; Empire Council, M Ussenger sec, 510 Busti CHOTNSKI I N, antiquarian bookstore and editor and propr "Public Opin- ion " (weekly), 34 Geary Chretien Juo M, attomey-at-law, 230 Montgomery Chretien Jules, fruit, 402 Geary CHRIST ft FRAHM (R Christ and H Frahm), bakery and restaurant, 24 3d Christ Mrs Margret, dressmaking, 736 Tu rk CHRIST R (Christ ft Frahm), 24 3d Christensen Christian, restaurant, 127 Berry Christensen F H C, liquors, 245 Town- send CHRISTENSEN A, denti NW cor 16th and Valencia I'hristenaen Hans, saloon, 4 Washing- ton Christeniien J P (Christensen ft Wul- •en), cor Davis and Market CItmN NUTTiNS £ SON, CO CO f «IBDBIIf«. iTASlL AMI» VBMCB WOHK. iM7 Mala Mtreet, ••■ VraaclaM*. ALIEN TUGGIE t CO. Padflc Coast Harl Woods '&tR!K!£^ « 2 B O t O » CO £fan Frandaco. 99 Christensen Martin A (Ravin 9t Chris- tensen), 22 5th Christensen & Wulaen (J P Christensen and F G Wulsen), commission mer- chants, cor Davis and Market Christian Mrs Sophy, bakery, 160u Mason Christiansen H P, hairdressing saloon, 44 Grove CHRISTIN ft BOTJOAN (Louis Chris- tin and Louis Boudaii), liquors and wines, XW cor 4th and Folsom Christin Chas, wines aad liquors, wholesale and retail, 313 Hayes Christian Louis (Chrit z o PI o o 01 o > o PI m H O o lIMnUlflfUU LUmDCn, Mt.H.r ■•ia»i«ck.OiikPUiHk«ndTlaber _i LOUIS BBHEHmm CO. ^.'gBg iflnrCarm of Fl"* . A ■HMHOMd Itork IISfSJSTF" 100 San Francisco. H CO i ^^ I CTiARK MBS ADA> dancing academy, ^, 211 8utrer ^ CLABK ANDREW, groceries, SE cor H I 22d and Alabama Clark A V (N Clark &, Sons), res Sacra- mento Clark Mrs Barbara, corset-maker, 114 Turk Clark, Black & Rickoff (Pacific Spring and Mattress Co), 25 and 27 New Montgomery Clark Mrs C A (O W Clark ft Co), 645 M.trket Clark Charles, attomey-at-law, 420 J Montgomery Clark Frapklin N, dentisi, 8 Mont- gomery Clark O D (N Clark ft Sons), 1310-1316 Market Clark George, boarding, 110 Pacific Clark George (Clark ft Webster), 22 Howard Clark G W ftCo (Mrs C A Clark, J B Stanford and T J Stack), paper-hang- ings and window shades, 645 Market Clark H W, carpenter, NE cor Ellis and Buchanan ^ Clark J K, physician, 536 16th X « Clark John J, physician, 655 Washing- 11 ton Clark Joseph, Jr, attorney-at-law, 520 Montgomery Clark Joseph M, boot and shoemaker, 343 Hayes Clark L C (Truman ft Clark), 21 New Montgomery CLARK LEONARD S. attorneyat- Jaw, 606 Montgomery Clark M, wood and coal, SE cor How- ard and 12th E^ Clark N (N Clark ft Sons), res Sacra- « mento r* Clark Nathan, barber, 716 Brannan bet fli 6th and 7th Clark Miss Nettie, lodging, 1018 Mar- S CLARK N& SONS (N. A V andOD Clark), infra of and dealers in sewer pipe, drain tile, fire olay, fire brick, chimney oipc, stoneware, terra cotta wnre, 13I&-1316 M'irket Clark O Frederick (Walpole ft Clark), 44 Steuart Clark P F, boots and shoes, 314 6th — Clark Mrs R C, milliner, 906 Market Clark R L (Okerlund ft Clark), 325 Francisco . - Clark Robert C. Danicheff Kid Glove ^ Factory, 114 Post ^^ Clark Samuel J Jr. attorney, rooms 25 - and 26, 506 Battery kJk Clark T S (Truman 8 Clark ft Son), 21 P^ New Montgomery IJ % CLARK TRUMAN S & SON (Tru- man S and L C Clark), "mfrs woven wire matresses and gaspipe iron bed- steads, 21 New Montgomery Clark W A (Pacific Spring and Mattress Co), 25 and 27 New Montgomery Clark Wm. lodging-house, 737 Howard Clark ft Webster (Geo Clark and B K WeLster), boat bui ders, 22 Howard Clark W M. liquors, 409 4th Clarke Alfred, clerk Board of Police Commissioners, Old City Hall Clarke Charies, bootmaker, 609 Howard Clarke G W (Clarke ft Lawson), 855 Mai'ket Clarke Institute (yonng ladies'). Miss E H Weeden principal, SE cor O'Far- rell and Mason Clarke J J, physician, 655 Washington Clarke ft Lawson (G W Clark and T Lawson), Union Furniture Co, 855 Market Clarke Samuel J Jr, register in bank- ruptcy, 506 Battery Clarke Thomas, saloon, cor 2d and King CIAR rs MILE-END SPOOL COT- TCli, Thos Russell ft Co agts, 541 llark>^t Ciitssen Adolph, Ariz ma Hotel, II and 13 Clay Claudianos C M, poultry and game, stall 7 B ay City Market Clausen Francis, mfg jeweler, 410 Kearny Clansmaim Madame M, baths, 738 Pa- cific Clauss Jacob, stalls 3 and 4 meat mar- ket cor Polk and Bush Clauaseii C (H Muller ft Co), grocer, NW cor Bryant and Garden Claussen Henry, saloon, NE cor Mission and New Montgomery C lavere P, liquorH, 536 Merchant Clawson L E, chimneys liml sewer pipes, Montgomery ave and Kearny junc- tion Clay Clement C (Sherman, Clay ft Co), 137 and 139 Kenniy Clay Market, meat and fish. Clay bet Montgi mery and Sansome Cay Street Central M irket. 520 Clay Clay Street Hill Railroad Co, (; P Camp- bell sec, SW cor Clay and Leaven- worth Clayburgh Albert (Clayburgh ft Wise), 320 and 322 Battery ClHyburgh & Bnindeiistein (Moses Clay- burgh and Herman Braudeustein), livery stalile, 112 Post CLAYBURGH M & CO (M Clayburgh and T W Strobridgj Jr), commission merchants, lOJ Clay h c PRISON CELLS, Feii«*.«^N and Hfldci; Work M7 nalu Street, m. V. CALVIN NJTTiNG£ SON. ^m^ «W Um, TUGGLE t CO.. QHEGPII USH >ND imPtE.'tf.¥.ga!^- I /Sail Francisco. 101 CLATBUBOHH (M Clayburgh & Co), 109 Clay CLATBUBGH H SES (H Branden- stein & Co), cor New Montgomery and Mission Clayburjh Moses (Clayburgh & Bran- denstein), 112 Post Clayburgh 8 (Poly, Heilbron & Co), 339 Kearnv CLATBUBOH & WISE (A Clayburgh and H Wiiie), hiotmaker, 510 Mission Cleary Robt, collector, 224 Montgomery rieaveland Henry W (Cleaveland k Swain), St Ann's Building Cleaveland & Swain (Henry W Cleave- land and Eilwiird II Swain), architects, St Ann's Building Clement Grammar School, cor Geary and Jones CLEMENT HENRT N (Clement, Os- ment & Clement), uttomey-at-law, 420 Montgomery Clement John, merchant, 211 Sansomi Clement Jas & E B, examiners of titles and real esiateagts, 710 Washington Clement Madame, Fiench laundry, 1056 Hovvard CLEMENT OSMENT & CLEM- ENT (Uoswell P Clement, Tlkomns M Osmeiit and Henry N Clement), attomeys-at-la w, 420 M^jntgon^ery CLEMENT BOSWELL P (Clement. Otmint and Clement), attorney-ut-law, 420 Montgomery Clements < iilbert, commission merchant, 318 Front Clements J E, general agt Mexican Col- onization Company, 506 Battery Clements J E & Co (J E (/luments), mgrs Mexican Information Bureau and Commei'cial Agency, 506 Battery Clundenen Mrs C, dreii:jmaker, St Ann's Building Clcrc i'eter. mnohiiiist, 51 Fremont Cleveland Dr D C, 604 Leavenworth ClitT Houxe, nr I't Lobosi Clifford Eug' ne, saloon, 223 Folsom Clifford H, milkmun, 35 Eldy Clifford John (Moriarty & ChflFord), 708 Mi!*.iiiin CLIMAX WASHING POWDEB CO. (> M CondL-e, V\ B Ainlerson, M Laierty, U Fusse t, 905^ Howard Clinton C A, physician, office drugstore Mission opp 29th Clinton Chas, druggist. Mission nr29th Clinton Mrs Mary, bakery and confec- tionery, 450 6th "Clippings " (monthly), 117 Post Clisby Seth, propr Eureka Warehouse, SE cor Chestnut and Montgomery Clognaci Frederego, fruits, NW cor Ellis and Buchanan Clofie Miss Fannie S, music teacher, 715 P.dk Close Mrs T W, dressmaker, 715 Polk Close Wm M, physician. 136 3d Clot John (Clot & Meese), 129 and 131 Fremont Clot & Meese (J Clot and C Meese), engineers and machinists, 129 and 131 Fremont Clongh F M, justice of the peace, 520 Wiishington CLOW J S, artist and solar printer, 8 6th CLOW MBS SABAH, dressmaker, 8 6th CLUFP BBOS (R, J T and Wm Cluflf), grocers, 10 and 42 2d, 9 and 11 Moiit- ■gomery ave, 409 and 4 1 1 Montgomery ave, 40 4th Cluff & D^Witt (W B Cluff and M DeWitt), groceries, 221 and 223 3d Cluff W B (VV B Cluff & Co), 19 6th Cluff W B& Co (W B Cluff and C H Graham), wholesale and retail grocers, 19 6th Cluiii Ed F (McBride & Cluin), 117 Drumm Clundt Chns, cignrs and tobacco, 8 Clay Cluness W K, vice-pres and niedii-al direitor of the I'acitic Mutual Life Insurance Co, res Sacramento Clunie Thi>mas J, attorney -at law, 410 Kearny Cluskey Henry, sec Excelsior Powder Co, :{30 I'iiie Clute F VV (Clute & Yost), 242 Mont- gomery Clute Mrs T R, notions, stamping, 430 Sutter Clute & Yost (F W Clute and D Z Yost), stock brokers, 212 Montgomery Clyile K S, attorney -at-law, 7i5 Clay Coady C F, dry guodd, 3"0.") Mission Coaktey Jeremiah, liL^uors, 236 Town- send Coast and Geodetic Survey, Professor (ieorge Davidson, in charge of sub office. roo'M 43^ Aiipraiser's luilcliiii "COAST EEVIEW" (The), J (j Edwiirda propi, room 14, 320:Sansome Coasting B>arding House, C Jansm propr, 204 and 20(i Steuart Coasting House, W Johnson propr, 13d I F. Isnm I C ate'4 C (Coates &, St'eet), 200 Market i Coates Caleb liquors, 37 Sutter Coat«-s& Street (C Cuutes and J Street), liquors, 200 Market Cobb C C, saloon, 16 Clay CobbD. photographer, 1144 Market &0 CO k«0 CD <^ HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITBRROB.. MC.M.V. Oak.Aali CO CO CD w-D 13 IKAISMnlnand 14Al«lippiir HIekvry, Blapir, Ckcrry. vte. ODD FEUOWS' SUPPUES. ~ tale TeapleTHo. • F*«t MCreet. •. F. ^1 |S -S I i o 102 iSNOin Francisco. Cobb, Bovee ft Co (Henry A Cobb and Wm H Bovee), real estate and auc- tioneers, 321 Montgomery Cobb Henry (Cobb, Bovee & Co), 321 Montgomery COBB H (Cobb & Moore), 103 Mont- gomery CGBB & HOOBE (M 6 Cobb and Chas H Moore), attorueys-at-Iaw, 103 Montgomery Cobine John, saloon, 127 Folsom Cobleigh J H (Peasley & Co), 2020 Polk Cobleigh ftKidd, horseshoers, 1509 Polk Coblentz Joseph (John S Bowman & Co), 213 and 215 Battery Coblentz M (Coblentz & Miner), liquors lOS 6th Coblentz & Miner (M Coblentz and J E Miner), wholesale liquors, 108 6th Cobliner Bros (J & S Cobliner), whole- sale fancy goods, millinery, etc, 543 Market Cobliner I & N (Cobliner Bros), 543 Market Cobliner J (Cobliner Bros), 543 Market Cobliner S (Cobliner Bros), res New York Cochran John T & Co (John T Cochran), commission merchants, 122 Cluy Cochrane E 0, dentist, 850 Market Cochrane Mrs Mary B, associate princi- pal Irving Institute, 1036 Valencia CODE MBS E S> principal Buena Vista school, York bet Solano and Butte Code, Elfell & Co (Philip D Code and Jo3 Elfelt), canned fruits, 314 Wash- ington Code John (Code & Lasar), 1009 Valen- cia Code So Lasar (John Code and Edward Lasar), hvery stable, 1009 Valencia Code P D, vice-pres Union Packing Co 121 Market Code Phi.ip D (Code, Elfelt & Co), 314 Washington CODT J C> wines and liquors, cor Mis- sion and 29th Cody P J, liquors, NW cor Mission and 29th CoeOR, agt New York Health Lift Co, 402 Kearny Coe Mrs S Qj machine butter holes, 21 Dupont Coeke Charles, groceries, 143S Pacific Coeiho & de Fereitas (John C Coeiho and Jose M de Fereitas), proprs Azores Hotel, 111 Jackson COFFEE ANDREW J, notary public and commissioner for Aiizuna, 509 Calif orr'" Coffee Jc .. V VValcom, Gorvan & Coffee), 421 and 423 Pacific Coffey James V, lawyer, 530 California Co^ey John J, lawyer, 526 Kearny Coffey Joseph P, attomey-at-law, 636 Clay Coffin A F (Coffin, Sanderson & Cook), 312 Pine Coffin Geo W, light-house inspector, office U S Appraiser's Building Coffin & Hendry (J W Coffin and Chas J Hendry), ship chandlery and naval stores, 2, 4, 6 and 8 Market Coffin J W (Coffin & Hendry), 2 Mar- ket Coffin & Mayhew (H W Coffin and H H Mayhew), druggists, 2957 16th and 2338 Mission Coffin J B, shipping and commission, 11 Steuart Coffin R W (Coffin & Mayhew), 2957 16th an cs CM esi CNI cu ex. (0 o o o c t/» C( SI r oo c< s (V Q Ij C( < Cc Co -4 Co *4 Co ^ Co Cj Co 4 n Co Co o J fi^ Co ] p^ Co* o Co •rj t u >UEN. TUGGU t CO.. WEXICMI MHD WOODS.''.&y,aS£r- i C»4 CO esi CO San Francisco. 108 Cohen Harry, cigars and tobacco, 338 Market Cuhen Herrman, mouldings, frame, engravinss and mirrors, 19 Dupout Cohen Jacob, bakery, 539 4th Cohen J £, bazaar, 512 Kearny Cohen Joseph, clothing, 219 and 221 Pacific Cohen Lewis, tailor, 647i Mission Cohen Loni^, clothing, 408 Pacific Cohen M (Cohen & Blum), 316 Sacra- mento Cohen Maurice D, cigars and tobacco, 959 Mission Cohen M J (Von Ofen & Cohen), 955 Howard Cohen Morris, wholesale and retail butcher, 103 Ridley Cohen Myer, furnishing coeds, 516 4th Cohen N, dry goods and fancy goods 210 2d Cohen Philipp, mfr essences, 621 San- some Cohen Phil, hairdresser, 12 Sacramento Cohen Simon, necromancer, 425 Kearny Cohen W & Co (Wm Cohen, Constant Meyer and L Hirsch), importers and nifrs gents' furnishing goods, 13 and 15 Battery Cohen Wm (W Cohen & Co), 13 and 15 Battery Cohen Wm, sewing machine agt, 145 6th Cohen Mrs Wm, glass store, 1054 How- ard Ci hen Wm G (Costigan & Co), 28 Cali- fornia Cohen Wm I S, agt Domestic Sewing Machine, 145 6th Cohn A (Honigbaum & Cohn), 51 Sac- ramento Cohn A, watchmaker and jeweler, 124^ 6th Cohn A, pres Pacific Jute Mfg Co, 204 Front Cohn A B, second-hand clothes, 1068 Howard, bet 6th and 7th Cohn Abram, tailor, 1 16 2d Cohn Adolph, practical watchmaker, 124^ 6tli bet Missi4>n and Howard Cohn Alexander, crockery, 1419 Polk Cjhn BritS (S M Cohn and Theodore Cohn), dry goods, 1337 Pacific Cohn Cliarles, upholsterer, 984 Folsom Cohn D, physician, 421 O'Farrell Cohn Edward (Edward Cohn & Co), 225 Montgomery Cohn Edward & Co (Ed Cohn and Julius Berger), cigars and tobacco, 225 Mont- gomery Cohn Emanuel, tailor, 644 Mission Cohn G (Salomon, Wise & Cohn), 606 and 608 Battery CohnG (G Cohn & C&), 117 and 119 Pine Cohn G & Co (G Cohn and Anton Nath- an), cigar mfrs, 117 and 119 Pine Cohn Henry (J Greenebaum & Co), 115 andir Bush COHN HERMAN (Goldstein & Cohn), 722-749 Market Cohn Herman, mfr furnishing goods, 230 Bush Cohn J (Hoffman ft'Cohn), 206 3d Cohn J. clothing, 723 Montgomery Cohn Jacob, boots and shoes, 103 Pacific Cohn Jacob, junk, 14 Taylor Cohn J M, general mdse, 1405 24th Cohn J M, cigar mfr, 1034 Market Cohn Joseph, clothing, 723 Montgomery Cohn Lesser (L and W Cohn), 329 Kearny Cohn L & N (Lesser and Nathan Cohn), sents' furnishing good), 329 Kvarny Conn Louis, fruit, 910 Larkin Cohn M, bootmaker, 202 Powell Cohn M B, clothing, 131 Jackson Cohn Marcus, gents' and boys' clothing, furnishing goods, hats and caps, 222 6th Cohn Max (Schillor & Cohn), 1034 Mar- ket O'hn Max, hairdresser, 1162 Market Cohn Meyer, bootmaker, 1703 Polk Cohn Myer, clothing, 516 4th Cohn Michael, tailor, 209 Pacific Cohn N. hairdresser, 931 ^ Market Cohn Nathan (L& N Cohn), 329 Kearny Cohn Philipp, meat market, S£ cor Huight and Fillmore Cohn Philip, restaurant, 646 Clay Cohn Reuben, furniture and bedding, 1028 Howaid Cohn S, barber, 30 Geary Cohn Samuel, clothing, 152 3d Cohn S E, fancy goods, 512 Kearny COHN SIMON. Young America Cloth- ing House, 421 Kearny next Golden Rule Bazaar Cohn S M (Cohn Bros), 1337 Pacific Cohn S S, exchange broker, 428 Mont- gomery Conn Miss T, milliner, 428 Hayes Cohn Theodore (Cohn Bros), 1337 Pacific Cohn Thomas, tailor, 734 Washington Cohn Thos, tailor, 821 Jackson Cohn William, liquors. 1406 Polk Cohn W L, merchant tailor, 41 1 Pine Cohne Gustave, merchant tailor, 114 Dupont Cohnreich Bros (I and J Cohnreich), boots and shoes, 840 Market Coit B Howard, chairman San Fran- cisco Stock and Exchange Board, 327 Pine Coit Chas (Harrison & Coit), 427 Pine Cokeley J, liquors, 236 Townsend CO c o fil o o CO CO CO CO .'! CO — I* HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITR BROS., 1» Jk IS Main and 14 A 16 8p«ai »tr«eC, M. F. Or«itoii Anli. Hayle and Aider. I i ' i ■■ [i -i I I iH CO s la Is Jii ••2 *"e ^8 I UIS BRMtRKHH t CO., JRWRItRBIK, oV«>r Ci«od« lower than any h*NM« In tliM City, i lf» JMontaomMry Ml. o o 104 (San Francisco. OOKER WILLIAM, mfg chemist, 1 1 1 Minni COKER WILLIAM ft CO (William Uuker), Antiseptic Uterine Capsules, 111 Minna Colby H H (Sterre & Colby), 331 East Colby Z F, tobacconist, l!l40i Mission Cole Cornelius, attoraey-at-law, 506 Battery Cole £ I ward P, •attorney -at-lawr, 402 Montgomery Cole, Kenny & Co (W H B Cole, L F G<>ider and Tlios Kenny), mfrs brooms and brushes, 4*21 Front Cole Nicholas V, wood and coal, 6G2 Mission Cole N P, pres California Furniture Mfg Co, 2*20-226 Bush COLE H, insurance broker, 433 Cali- fornia Coll R Beverly, physician, 218 Post Cole Thomas, mioing, 331 Montgom ry Cole W H B (Cole, Kenny & Co), 421 Frrmt Cole VV P, dentist, 22 Kearny Coleman Adolph, barber, 218 Pacific Coleman C, watchmaker and jeweler, 41 3d Coleman Mrs Catharine, second-hand clothing, 41 3d Coleman C H, hairdresser, 527 Sacra- mento Coleman D, groceries, NW cor 4th and Brannan Coleman Dennis.bootmaker, 604 Mission Coleman D li, blacksmith, 11 Vullejo COLEMAN £ J. pres Pacific Transfer Co, and pres Gas Consumers' Associa- tion, 110 Sutter Coleman & Gorham (W P Coleman and WTGorham), commission met chants, 214 Sacramento Coleman James S, physician, 520 Va- lencia Coleman Jas V, capitalist, room 42, 309 Montgomery COLEMAN JOHN E Wi painter and whiteuer, 924 FoUom Coleman Jno \V, capitalist, 327 Pine Coleman Tappet (The), Adams & Carter agts, 109 California Coleman W P, commissioner of deeds, 214 Sacramento Cileman W P, notary public, 307 Mont- gomery Coleman W P (Coleman & Gorham), 214 Sacramento COLEMAN WT (Wm T Coleman & Co), SE cor Market and Main COLEMAN W T ft CO'S LINES OF CUPPER SHIPS. Phil.delphia, Hong Kong and Boston, office S£ cor Market and Main COLEMAN WM.T .CO (Wm T Culeuiun), shipping and commission merchants, SE oor Market and Main Colette Mrs C, laundry, 102! Stockton Co i A (A Coli & Co), iN)7 Wiwhiugton Coli A & Co (A and B Coli), wood, coal, coke and charcoal, 907 VVashin^tou Coli B (A Coli & Co), 907 Washington Coll Patrick, tailor, 307 Minna Collector of Port, E L Sullivan, Custom Plouse College of Notre Dame, Sister Aloyse of the Cross, pres and superior, e 8 Dolores bet 16th and 17th Collers Bros ((Jhas and Henry Collers), Sroceries, 971 Harrison lersChas (C •llur.'« Bros), 971 Harrison Collers Henry (Collets Bros), 917 Har- rison Collet F, French wines and liquors, 502 2d Collie W H (W H Collie & Co), 16 Post COLLIE W H ft CO (W H Collie, Gee B Jones au I John Forsyth), prop Anglo-8paui»h Mer- chant, 323 Front Collins C W, milling sec, 419 Califo-iia Collins Danl, fruits and vegetabes, ^\l 24th Collins E S, plumber and gasfittor, 24 Montgomery ave Coniii8FT(FT Collins & Co), 1223 Polk Collins F T & Co(FTandTW Collins), hatters, 12l3 Polk Collins Geo H (Higgins & Collins), 271 East Collins J J, tailor, 641 Post Coll ns John A, attorney-at-law, 410 K amy Collins J W, dairy produce, 3 Boardman Place COLLINS MART F, propr Albemarle Houst!, 8 Masou Collins P, saloon, 502 Mission Collins P, liquors, 149 2d Collins S M iCollius & Tilden), 426 San- some COLLINS S F (S P Collins & Co), 329 Montgomery and i>l 1 California COLLINS S F ft CO (S P Collins), liquors, 329 Montgomery and 5il California Collins T, boatbuilder, Berry bet 3d and 4th ih C < 1 <% \9 CklVIN NUTTiNG i SON. ««7 M\l\ MTRBRT. MAW FMAl««''ISCO. Iron Doors, Bauk Vaalta, Bte. >LIEH> TUGGIE t CO. WAGOH LnHBER/JLV^asus,*."' r**^-. s o« «o CO CM (i as t/> U9 San Francisco. 105 Collins ft Tilden (H N Tilden and S M CoUina), comtnission merchanta and dairy produce, 426 Sanaoine Collina T W (F T Colliua ft Co). 1223 Polk Colloity James, bakery and confection- ery, 963 Bryant bet fith and 7th Colman A (Colman Bros), 141 Mont- ffomery Colman Mra A F, varieties, 433 O'Far- rell Colman Bros (A, M and C Colman), clothing, 141 Montgomery Colman Joseph, mining, 311 Montgom- ery Colman M (Colman Brca), 141 Mont- gomery Cnlman OT B, physician, 204 Sutter Colman S, tailor, 316 Pacific Colmann Martin, liquors, NE cor Pine and Kearny Colombat A, dress and cloak trimmiug, If^S O'Farrell Colombier Mme E, dress and cloak- maker, 36 Geary Colombo Hotel, L Ilaffe!to propr, 621 Broadway Colombo Market, Ffont bet Pacific and Jackson COLOMBO SALOON, Charles Sciaroni ]>ropr, 6*21 Broadway Colonnade Hotel, Mrs Alfred Rix propr, 1206 Market Colnrudo Commercial and Land Co, 607 Washington Colorado House, Mrs A Rix propr, lodging-house, 1206 Market Colter Mrs Eliza, dressmaking, 535 Geary Colton A 0, attorney and notary public, 623 Commercial COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. rooms 6, 8 and 10, Phelan Block, 806 Market Colton House, Mrs Alice Reilly propr, 448^ 3d Columbia Brewery, J C Sauter & Co Sroprs, 735 Tehama LUMBIA FOVNDBT, Reese Llewellyn propr, 133 and 135 Beale and 130-136 Main Columbia Grammar School, cor Colum- bia and 25th Columbia Lodge No 121, I O B B, H Newman sec, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Columbia Soap Works, Gi'bert S Keys Jrpo, 202 Market and 26 Jessie umbia Square, Folsom to Harrison, 6th to Sherman Columbus Consolidated M & M Co, J M Buffington sec, 309 California Columbus Hall, 3 and 4 Stevenson Columbus M, fish, Opera House Market COMANCHE MARKET. F W ZECHER PROPB '817i Powell bet Filbert and Greenwich Combes C, patent medic, nes, 502 Wash- ington Combs J H (J H Combs ft Co), 22 and 24 Spear Comcrford Hall. Church nr 27th Comerford J M, real estate, iJuncan nr Church Comerford Patrick, liquors 1911 Hyde COMMERCIAL AGENCY (The), E.1- ward8, I'ickens & Fulton propm, 401 California Commercial Fire Insurance Co of New York, Wm G Elliott general a^t, 410 California "COMMEBCIAL HEBALD," John H Carniany & Co publishers, 409 Washington Commercial Hotel, Cyrus Carmany mgr, SE cor Montgomery ave anil Pacific COMMEBCIAL INSURANCE CO OF CALIFORNIA. John H Wise pres, Chas A Latou sec, 405 California "COMMERCIAL NEWS AND SHIPPING LIST." Morris U Bates ft Co proprs, V2'3 California Commercial Soap Co, Dakin & Libbey mgrs, 223 Sacramento Commercial Steam Power Works, Mrs E Oveieiid propr, 506i Commercial COMMERCIAL UNION ASSUR- ANCE CO OF LONDON (fird and marine), Jno Rae Hamilton mgr, 210 Sans ime "Commercial World," Mayer Bros proprs, 121 California Commins & O'Connor, liquors, 204 and 206 Market. 5 and 7 Pine Commins P W, horseshoeing, Mission Road Commonwealth Consolidated Mining Co, C A Morse sec, 217 Sansome Como Eureka Gold and Silver Mining Co, Lucien Hermann sec, 220 Sau- some "Companion" (Fratemal),419 Sacramento Compromise Gold Mining Co, Daniel Buck sec, room 81, 309 Montgomery COMPTOIR D'ESCOMPTE DE PARIS. C de Gui^jne agt, 412 Mont- gomery Com stock Livery Stable, R Smith propr, 624 3d Comte A Jr. :;tt3niey-at-law, 628 Mont- gomery Conant A F, California Package Disin- fecting Co, 525 Front Conant B H, stationery and fancy goods, 202 Stockton Conant Mrs B H, dressmi^ker, 202 Stockton C/> ITI oo C9 &0 i c/> G<0 CO tjn nAnUllUUU LUniDLnt »t, M. F. Coauter T«ps, Newel Poata, Baluatera. BIIGHTS TEMPUH UIIIF0HMS.'>g?S«&gft;gingi:a5y' 106 San Francisco. ConbtirOeoR, o«rpenter and bnilder, 7974 MiMion Concannon L, ffrocerin, liquors uid ot- gan, 1S77 M^ket Concord Council O C T, B'nai B'rith Hall. 121 £ddy Concordia Hall, 927 Mission Concordia Hotel, John Grundies propr, 907 Folioin Concordia Mining Co, Wm J Taylor sec, room 25, 310 Kne Conda Georst>, coffee stand, 816 Front Condee Geo M, pres Bengali Minina Co, 330 Pine GONDEE M> Climax VS ashing Pow- der, 9054 Howard Condict J Elliott, supt The Central Gas Licht Co, 413 Calitornia CONDON JOHN, liquors, 733 Howard Comlon Mrs Sarah C, bakery, 254 4th CONE J Si pres of the board of railroad commissioners (first district), 3*^0 San- some Coney C W H, dressmaker, 432 Hayes Coney Mrs Sophy, dressmaker, 432 Hayes Confidence Silver Mining Co, Richard Wegener sec, 414 California Congdon George, real estate, room 40, J)09 Montgomery Congdon J H & Co (J H and Henry Congdon), commission merchants, 6 Steuart Congregation Beth Israel, Rev Dr A J Messing minister, Turk bet Taylor and Jones Congregational Publishing Society, Rev F E Shearer agt, 757 Market Congregation Sharay Zedek, Stockton bet Br >adway and Vallejo Congtrey A R, meat, stalls 20 and 21 Centre Market CONKLIN BROS (Wm M and Frank Ooukliu), 8team Carpet Beating and Renovating Works, whitening in all its branches, 333 Golden Gate ave Conklin F G (P & F G Conklin), 585 Market Conklm Frank (Conklin Bros), 333 Golden Gate ave Conklin P (P & F G Conklin), 585 Mar- ket Conklin P & F G (P and F G Conklin), mfrs of buckskin gloves, 585 Market Conklin Wm M (Conklin Bros), 333 Golden Gate ave' Conkling G W, gents furnishing goods, 610 Market CONLIN JAMES (Conlin & Roberts), 728 Mission OONLIN & ROBERTS (James Conlin vad John C Koberts), metfu roofers and galvanized iron cornice, 728 Mis- sion Conlon Michael (Fitigerald ft Conlon), 1515 California Co nn Ed ward J, aaw make r, 641 Mission CONNECnOUT VnUB INSUR- ANCE CO. of Hartford, Macdonald ft Hawes general agts, Hagan ft Man* heim resident agts, 401 California Connecticut Mutual T.ife Insurance Co of Hartford Conn, James B Roberts general agt, 315 California Council Miss Marv I, teacher Haight Grammar School Connell Miss M L, dressmaker, 110 Kearny Connelly A H, horseshoer, 177 Jessie Connelly ft Borle, furniture and bedding, 534 and 536 Market CONNELLY JAMES ft CO (James Connelly and Lewis Borle), carpets, furniture, bedding and upholstery, 532 and 534 Market, opp Grand Hotvl Connelly Martin, wood, coal and char- coal, 1082 Howard Connelly Timothy, groceries, 2529 Mis- sion Conner Mrs J L, artist, St Ann's Build- ing Conner J M, carpenter and architect, 219 Mason Conner John W, real estate, 604 Mer- chant Connerton Owen, groceries, 170 9th ConniffMichael, saloon, 222 McAllister Connolly Eugene J, liquors, 215 Davis Connolly James, liquors, 20 Everett Connolly ft Kiornan (Peter Connolly and Theo J Kiernan), 643 Merchant Connolly P, liquors, 422 Kearny Connolly Patrick, saloon, 622 4th Connolly Peter (Connolly ft Kiernan), liquors, 643 Merchant Connolly T, poultry and butter, 7-11 S F Market Connolly W J, butcher, 1837 Market Connor E A (O'Connor Bros), SE cor Clay and Drumm Connor F, lapidary, 332 Bush Connor Jas, wood and coal, 113 Shipley Connor J H (Connor J H ft Co), 528 3d Connor J H ft Co (J F Denniston and J H Connor), plumbers and gasfitters, 528 3d Connor Mrs J L, artist, 6 Eddy Connor John (O'Nesti & Connor), 501 and 503 Sansome Connor Patrick, bootmaker, 623 Union Connors James, wood and coal, 113 Shipley Connors Luke, grocer, 212 £th Connors T, livery, 2113 Polk CONOLLET EDWARD, liquors, 10- Itf LeidesdorSf Conolly Mrs E G, confectionery, 1209 Bush 09 CO r, § CO CO m CO O n M CUVIN NUniNG S SON, TMbnlar Whi'f I harrows. Bolt and Mrldce Work, M7 Main Street, Wau Franeiaeo. r* HI >lLtll. TUG6LE t CO.. OREMII >SH >IIB UmPlE.'tf.lR apcar St. 'imiMiliM*. 8an Francisco. 107 Conor Frftnoii, lapidary, 332 Buah Conrad Belf, restaurant, 20 Drumm Conrad David, dried frnits and nuts, 601 and fi03 Front Conrad Geo (Conrad tt Robinet), 207 Dupont CONRAD H At carpenter and builder, 635 Calii'ornia Conrad Mrs Mary, fancy goods, 151 7th Conrad ft Robinet (Georae Conrad and Lewis Robinet), oofieia saloon, 207 Dupont Conrades Fred, Antelope Restaurant. 612 Market Conradt Julius, dentist, 821 Kearny Conran Thos S, mfrs agt, 120 Sutter Conro G A, cigars, 518 Battery Conroy John, saloon, 108 Jackson Conroy MH, painter, 1332 Columbia Considine J, liquors, 5i>3 4th Con Imperial Mining Co, W E Dean SCO, room 79, 30J Montgomery Con Amador Mining Co, 430 Mont- gomery Con Autor Mining Co, 331 Montgomery Con Pacific Mining Co, F E Luty sec, 330 Pine Consolidat d Refo ma Lead and Silver Mining Co, 519 Montgomery Con State Range Gold and Silver Min* ing Co, 44 Nevada Block Consolidated Virginia Mining Co, A W Havens sec, room 26, 309 Montgomery Con Wyoming, J M Buffington sec, 309 Culifornia Constine Bros, proprs Great Thorough- fare Grocery Store, 146 6th Consul of Denmark, Charles Wilson, 307 California Consul to Guatamala, Louis B Parrott, 306 California Consul to Hawaii, H W Severance, 316 California Consulate De France, Auguste de Mean Vauvert consul, 704 VVashington Consulate Argentine Republic, Charles Baum consul, 510 Battery Consulate of Mexico, J Mexia Carlos consul, 506 Battery Consulate of Salvador, J M Tinoco consul, 506 Battery Contention Con Mining Co, D C Bates sec, room 79, 309 Montgomery Continental Hotel, J Re^ propr, 521 Pacific Continental Insurance Co of New York and Niagara. Fire Insurance of New York, Balfour, Guthrie & Co, general agts, 316 California CONTINENTAL OIL AND TRANS- PORTATION CO OF CAL. i E Blake pres, Hugh Tevis Kec, Walter E Denuison.supt, 123 California Contra Costa Laundry Association, Hallekt, Hartlett ft Dalton proprs, 28 Sacramento Convent, 8W cor Lombard and Powell Convent of Most Holy Names, lOth nr Howard Convey Edward, meat mark»<;. oor Hyde and Green Conway Bernard, liquors, 997 Market Conway James, saloon, 1200 Market Conway M H, painter and whitener, 922 Howard Conway Michael G, hamessmaker and saddles, 506 Market Conway Patrick, wood and coal, 133 2d Coogan T C, lawyer, 504 Kearny Cook A (U Simon, Sons ft Co), 3 San- some Cook Mrs Anna, liquors, 400 3d COOK A 0, oak tanned leather, belting and hose, 415 Market, (see advertise- ments) COOK MRS A Oi portrait and land- scape painter, preserved Howers and hair jewelry, 126 Kearny, (Thurlow Block) Cook A S, physician, 224 Post Cook Bros (H B and W H Cook), real estate, 405 Market Cook Mrs C A, physician, 224 Post Cook Mrs C, hair goods, 212 Kearny Cook CarroM, attorney -at-law, room 68, 1^109 Mont gomery COOK DAjIIEL. capitalist, room 4, 309 Montgomery Cook David S (Bryant ft Cook), 8 Davis COOKEBBENi saloon, NE cor 9th and Brannan Cook Edward E, saloon, 219 Ellis Conk £ E, plumber and gasfitter, 1210 Polk COOK F C, physician. 716 Howard Cook G E (D R Billings ft Co), 1311 Stockton Cook Mrs Hanoria, bakery, 521 4th Cook H B (Cook Bros), 405 Market COOK H N, leather belting and hose, 405 Market Cook J A (L Dinkelspiel ft Co), res New York Cook J £ (Coffin, Sanderson ft Cook), 312 Pine Cook John, barber, 131 Montgomery Cook John, bakery, 521 4th Cook ft Lucsmann (M Couk and £ Lues- mann), liquors, 9 Hardie Place Cook M (Cook ft Luesmann), 9 Hardie Place Cook llichard, carpenter, 1704 Fillmore COOK SETH, capitalist, room 4, 309 Montgomery Cook ft Trounson, carpenters, 514 Pine Cook W H (Cook Bros), 405 Market OO c CO c > z o o o £3 CO CO oo HARDWOOD LOMBER IVHITE BROM , IS A 15 Hain and 14 Sl I« Kpear , Mtr««t, M, F. Wagon Htock. Cabinet %Vood8. vte lows mrnrnm i co.. '^ssnn.'S&rRMs.'su^jr i CO los 8cm Francisco. Cook W L (W L Cook k Co), NW oor Grove and Ltgiina C.H>k W L & Co (A J WiikotwhiU and W LC<>..k), grocery, NW oor Grove and Laguiia Cnokfl' and Waiters' Society (French), M'lUthnn k Bnrdttt mgrs, SOS Bush Cool G W, dentist, 12 Keurnv Coolidi^e Henry C, fruits and produce, 55 6th Coolid){e J A, sec Merchants' Exchange Association, SW cor California and LeidesdiiriT CoMiilts J H & Co (J H G ombs). ship- wri.{hts luid onulker^. 22 and 24 Spear OOON MAJOR DAVID, propr Wads- W'>rth Uonoe, 2'J5 Buith Coon H P (Kiiiff, Morae & Co), 303 Sao- raitiento and NW oor Broadway and Sansome Coon H I (Merten, Moffitt & Co), 318 and H20 Chy COON M F, ens{raver, 627 Commercial Oooney Mfii H, varieties, 2i)l Union Co iney J J, paints and oilM, 1 13 4th Cooney John N, grocer, 422 Natoma Cooney M, attoriiey-at-law, 403 Kearny Coont'y Mrs M, variety, 2i>l U'lion Cooper A B, mining sec, 420 Montgom- *^ry Cooper James B, mining, 420 Montgom- ery Coo|ier J K, books and stationery, 746 Market Cooper John, tailor, 24 New Montgom- ery Cooper Mrs Sarah, branch bakery, 2819^ Mission Coopnr Mrs Selina, branch bakery, 2549 Folsom Cooper Thos, janitor Golden Gate Block, 131 Post COOS BAT STAVE AND LTJHBEB CO, John L Kostermi^r, 33 Main C«>pe & B.iyd (W W Cope and James T Boyd), attorneys-at-liiw, 324 Pine Cope & D^vii (Ge > W Co|te and Geo O Davis), stock brokers, 324 Montgom- ery Cope Geo W (Cope & Davis), 324 Mont- gomery Copt) Thos, plumbing and gasiitiing, l(i22 Miaaioa Cop« W W (Cope & Boyd), 324 Pine ~i)))eland W f 126 Kearny Co))eland W G (Taylor k Cupeland), Coppage J W, buttonhole factory, 31 2d Copper Frauk, furnishing goods, 436 Kearny Copson Benj, mfr brooms, 322 Davis Coquille Mill and Tue Co, M L Has- comb agt, 121 Washington Corbett P J, livery stable, 518 and 520 Htty«H» Corbett k Roohe (Thos Corbett and Si- mon RtHshe), saloon, 23 2d Corbett S J, physician, 311 Taylor Corbett Thomas (Corbett k Roohe), 23 2d Corbett Wm k Co (Wm Corbett), gild- ers, 367 Tehama Corhitt William (Corbitt k MaoLeay), 218 California Corbitt k MunLeay (Wm Corbitt, Don- ald and Kenneh MoLeay), wholesale grocers, shiopinff and commission merchants. Portland, Oregon, office 218 California Corbus A T, purchasins and commis- sion merchant and ast for Red Bluff Flour Mills, 121 Frf-nt Corcoran D P, tailor, 106 Hayes CorootanJH, propr Terminal House, 6«)6 'Ith Corcoran Mrs Katie, dressmaker, 704 Latkiu Corcoran Owen, dairy, Mission Road nr St Mary's College Corcoran Thos, bootmaker, 1887 Mis- sion cor 16th Cordan Antonio C k Son ( Anto" lo C and Frank C Cordan), barbeii, 210 Drumm Cordan Antonio C (Antonio C Cordan k Sen), 210 Drumm Cordan Frank C (Antonio C Cordan k Son), JlO Drumm Cordea T J, books, stationery, cigars and tobacco, 525 4th Cordes B, wines, liquors and cigars, SW cor Clay and Waveriy Place Cordes Jacob, groceries, SB cor 26th and Valencia Cor.le4 John (Otten k Cordes), 1401 Stockton Cordouan Josephine, French laundry, 35 Turk Corey Thomas, stoves and tinware, 204 Pacifio CORKERT JAMES (Corkery ft Quill). SW cor 26th and Alabama and SW cor 5th and Howard CORKERT ft QUILL (James Corkery and Anthony Quill), groceries, SW cor 5th and Howard and 8W cor 26th All Q .n. I II ll&TTl A Corlett Theresa (E B Thompson ft Co), 1326 Bush CORMAC ft JAHN (T E K Cormac and Aibrecht Jahn), attorn.ys and collection office, 606 Clay Cormac T £ K (Cormac ft Jahn), 606 Clay Cornielon Mrs, lodging-house, S31i Bush Cornelius F 0, watchmaker and jeweler, 300 4th PIONEER IRON WORKS, lUEN. i .a Oomeliil Hyde Cornell | Cornell Comingl Tavlol Comingl Corning I Cornish ' 001 _ 318 8« OOL... DiamoJ ham MidFo trioLL Oomwall| MonteJ Oomwefi goods, Ooniyn J 705 and Coroner, Corr Mn Folaom Oorrigaa '. 7th Oorrigan Corrigan €AI.VIlff MI^TTINU * MOM, Pi«prlrt«ns. S«tahllali«4 iM* «l7Mida Street. « F. Corrado Lc{ Obrrinson . Oorriveau ] Geary Corson Jol 0nondag< Cortelyou 23 and 24 Cory Mrs Building Cory Isaac California Cosbie Wn Mission Cos^riffMr GOSOROV real estat cosoRov: ney-at-la\ Cosgrove Ji Cosgrove J( Co's micl and Fron Cosgrove ] Sutter CoBsrove P Vallejo COSMETK 228 Sutce Cosmopolitt ansky pro Cosmopoliti sec, 2 Nei HiRDWOJ ItlHI. TBCBII t CO. East»ni Hart Wort Imnlwr.'aiT mftmrm (1 I I I i ^ g iScin iVonotsca 109 Oorneliui HiutMn (Fiaher Jt Huiwn), 621 Hyde Cornell P, reel eitate, 331 Montgomery Oornell 8 V, oaroenter, 1027 Sutter Ouming ft Co (U 8 Oornins and J F Taylor), wood and ooal, 1 1 Taylor Corning R 8 (Corning ft Co). 1 1 Taylor Corning Mre K 8, lodging, 106 Taylor Cornien John, liquors, 616 Clay COBHWALL Fi oouliet and auriat, 318 Sutter OOBHWALL PnEBBB & pre* Black Diamond Coal Mining Co and fielling- ham Bay Coal Co, offioe SE oor Spear and Foleom; alaopree California Eieo- trio Light Co, 220-226 Jeesie Cornwall Wm A. attomey-at-law, 606 Montgomery Oomwefi S O, stationery and fancy goods, I1S2 Market Oomyn James, propr Manhattan House^ 705 and 707 Front Coroner, F L Weeks, 641 Sacramento Corr Mrs Bridget, dressmaking, 939 Folsom Corrigan Mrs A, branch bakery, 418^ 7th Corrigan John, tailor, 304 Minna Corrigan Mrs Katie, grocery, 722 Bran- nan Corrado Louis, groceries, S21 Broadway Corrinson Nathan, barber, 1829 Union Corriveau L, baths and hairdresser, 113 Geary Corson John, saloon, Junction House, Onondaga ave Cortelyou P L (Witton ft Cortelyou), 23 and 24 California Market Cory Mrs A, dresamaktr, St Ann's Building Cory Isaac H (Carolan, Cory ft Co), 117 California Ct>sbie Wm, harness and saddK^M23 Mission Cos^riff Mrs A G, milliner, 66 3d GosaaovE Christopher & co. real estate brokers, 65*2 Market COSOROVE CHRISTOPHER, attor- ney-at-law, 652 Market Cosgrove James, saloon, 100 McAllister Cosgrove John, supt Pacific Coasf: S S Go's muchme shop, N£ cor Broadway and Front Cosgrove Mrs M, dressmaking, 413 Sutter Cosgrove Patrick, boarding hocse, 43 Vallejrt COSMETIC BAZAAR, Mrs E Lord. 228 Sutcer Cosmopolitan Millinery Store, B Laz- ansky propr. 134 6th ' Cosmopolitan Minine Co, Butler Burris sec, 2 Nevada Block Cosmupolitm Paving and Asphaltnm Co, pavements and material, 202 Bunh Coso House, lodging-house, L J Ewell propr, 411 Sansome Costa G, boarding-house. 314 Pacific CosU J (J M Tinoco ft Co). 606 Battery CosU J (Podesta ft Costa). 843 Pacific Costo Peter, Ito ian Dairy, 8£ oor 20th and C' !umbia Costa Rica, Consul of, T L Mayer, room 10. Halleck Block Costello Mrs Mary, liquors, 821 Folsom Costello Patrick, bootmaker, 7C6.Larkin Costello Peter, bootmaker, 706 Larkin Costello Walter, wood and .oal, 1937 Howard Costgrove Mrs Maria, ladies' nurse. 841 Market Costigan, Cohen ft Co ( J M Oostigan. Wm G and Edgar A Cohen), commis- sion grain and wool brokers, 28 Cali- fornia Costigan J M'(Costigan ft Co), 28 Cali- fornia Costigen Thomas, carriage mfr, a general blacksmith, 404 Jackson Costre S, boot and shoemaker, 418^ Lsf kin Cusula John, bootmaker, 706 Mont- gomery ave Cote Major Frank M, Paymaster U 8 A, Army Building 36 and 38 New Montgomery OOTREL THOHAS. JR, starch and spices agt, 4U5 Front Cotrel W B (A J Plate ft Co), 418 Mar- ket Cotca E L, restaurant, 605 Commercial Cotte Mrs Elodie, laundry, 411 Geaiy Cotter Mrs J E, preserving flowers. 100 O'Farrell Cotter Maurice, shoemaker, 521 Valen- cia Cotter T (Selling ft Cotter), 113 O'Farrell Cottle John £, plasterer, 1331 Califor- nia Cotton D E (Haycock, Tallant ft Cotton), NW cor Folaom and Maine Coubrough Henry, propr Caledonia Oat- meal Mills, 713-719 iSansome Couch Mrs E, lodging house, 931 Mar- ket Couch H M, bootmaker, 849 Valencia COUQFLIN JOSEPH, secondhand machinery, 760 Bryant Coulter Geo T, capitalist, 320 Sansome Coulter Robert, agt Wakefield Rattan Co, 644 Market Counihan Jno, tanner, cor Carolina and Santa Clara County Clerk, David Wild r County Jail, Broadway bet Kearny and Dupont 7^ oo CO 3 CO CO CO HARDWOOD LUMBER, iiVVi1Sr^iSiiilrVr^:ii^XV^^ MASONIO OUTFITS, Umtittity CkM««. «t«.. at M ORCltOMI * CO., " ale Temple. If*. • F«»t Mtriset, Sb V. I I 110 San Francisco. County Moneha Social Club, K R B Hall, 861 Market CqUBpR DE SAN FRANCISCO PUBLISHINO COi Derbec Etienne propr, 636 Clay " COXmiEB DE SANFRANaSCO " (French), 536 Clay Coursen Miss Ellen, singing studio, 26^ Kearny Coursen G A, stock broker, 409 Califor- nia Courser P F, liquors, 233 Stevenson Couraey John, saloon, 128 Ist Courtenay C, painter, 664 Howard Cousins Author H, restaurant, 420 and 422 Folsom Cousins William G, attorney-at-law, 417 Kearny Coutolenc Desire, market and pork packer, 303 Montgdmcry ave Cove Miss Emily, teacher Buena Vista School Covell Mrs E, dressmaker, 501 Mason Covenant Hall, 325 Montgomery COVERT H M> commission merchant and purchasing agt, 203 Sacramento Cowan Hugh, saloon, 115^ Leidesdorff C jwan R H, chiropodist, 230 Kearny Cowdery J F, City and County Attoruey, 534 California Cowell Henry (Davis & Cowell), 211 and 213 Drumm Cowell's Warehouse, L P Sago propr, NE cor Battery and Union Cowen J B (Co wen & Porter), 118 Geary Cowen Philipp, cigars and tobacco, 1306 Polk Cowen & Porter (J B Cowen and J W Porter), undertakers, 118 Geary Cowie Geo M (Peters Sc Cowie), 591 6th Cowles Samuel, physician, 2017 Mission Cowper W H, Heal'.;h Inspector, 14 O'Farrell CowyiesGW(A T Waite & Co), 1211 Mason Cox A (Thoa A Cox & Co), 409 Sansome Cox Mrs A, dressmaker, 336 O'Farrell Cox A M, supt Station A poat-ofSoe, 1309 Polk Cox Charles, dairy produce and poultry, 81 and 82 California Market Cox Heury, U 8 Pension agt and agt National Life Insurance Co, 620 Washington Cox James 8, bootmaker, 1161 Howard Cor Thos (ThoB A Cox & Co), 409 San- some Cox Thomas .\ ft Co (Thos A and Wm Cox), seeds, 409 Sansome Cox Mrs T N, Blue Ribbon Temperance Coffee House, 202 First Cox Wm (Thos A Cox ft Co), 409 San- some Cox Wm A, faucy dry goods and ready made clothing, 458 6th COTE HIRAM L> mining, 328 Mont- gomery Coyo H L, pres Nevada Salt and Borax Co, 310 Pine Coyle Henry, bjots and shoes, 402 3d CRABB HLNET. stationery, 2331 Mission Crabb Henry H, stationery and varieties, 806 20th Crackbon C L (C A Murdock ft Co), 532 Clay Cradock Wm, horseshoer, 833 Geary Craig Mrs A G, books and stationery, 612 Post Craig Alex (Craig ft Kremple), 22-26 Mint ave Craig Andrew, attomey-at-law, 420 Montgomery Craig AW (Craig ft Mosher), 22Keariiy Craig C W (Gilinan, Walker & Co), 224 Front Craig F S, fruit and vegetables, stalls 13 and 14 Bay City Market CRAIG HOMER A (Brown, Craig ft Co), 215 Sansome (Jraig Hugh, mgr New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance (Jo, 412 California Craig James, livery stable, 713 Commer- cial Craig John ft Co, carriagemakers, 1076 Howard Craig John, carpenter, 1571 Market Craig John R, plumbing and gasfitting, 35 Eddy Craig & Kremple (Alex Craig and F J Kremple), undertakers and embalmers, 22-26 Mint ave CRAIO LEE D« notary public and commisisoner of deeds, 316 Mont- gomery Craig ft Meredith (Wm Craig and J H Meredith), attornoys-at-law, 328 Montgomery Craig & Mosher (J L Mosher and A W Craig), photographers, 22 Kearny Craig R R, mill and mining supplies, 310 Montgomery Craig V; photographer, 659 Clay CraiffWm (Craig ft Meredith), attomey- at-law, 328 Montgomery Crall Mrs Lizzie, milliner, 1221 Stock- ton Cram ft Roberts (Wm & Cram and N H Roberts), saddles and harness, 81 4th Cram Wm R (Cram & Roberts), 81 4th Cramer C, meat market, 21 15 Fillmore Cramer C 8, photographer, 402 Kearny Cramer H, mnsio teacher, 607 Fell Cramer O L, groceries and sundries, 118 Post CO CO CO CO I I .a C/9 cs CO PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAIiVIM XfVTTIlVM A MOM, Praprietom. ■•taMlaiied 1M». M7 Mal««tr«et.ll P. I CO i I CO o «> O <0 s g >ILEH. TUGGLE t CO.. mXIMH H>HD WOOBS.'M.?.Sa!£y- San Francisco. Ill Cramerding & Kratz, butchers, 1503 Franklin CRANE ALBERT E. agt sale farms and country property, 410 Montgom- ery CRANE ALFRED C, notary public and commissioner of deeds, 310 Mont- gomery Crane Ohas W, advertising agt, 318 Pine Crane E G (Crane, Hastings & Co), 316 Sacramento Crane Hastings & Co (E G Crane and C E Benjamin), wholesale liquors, 316 Sacramento Craunr A P (M B Lichtenstein &, Co), 101 Battery Cranz Fred (Reiter & Cranz), 315 East Cranz Loui *, restaurant, 444-448 Spear Crawford Andrew & Co (Andrew Craw- ford), ship chandlers, 27 Market Crawford C D, dentist, 1415 Stockton Crawford F M, stock broker, 316 Pine Crawford John, b3atbuilder, 218 Bran- nan Crawley George, tinware, stoves and gasfittc' 230 6th Crazer Fred, 6th Street Pharmacy, cor 6(h and Folsom Creadon Wm, bootmaker, 27 Commer- cial Creagh Arthur G, furniture, lOlOStock- ^'■^n ______ CREAN OWNEN, express, cor How- ard and 8th Creedmoor House, lodging, Mrs J H Graham propr, 1122^ Larkin Crbegan Peter (Garrett & Creegan), SE cor Clay and Sansome Creely James, blacksmith, 108 Jessie Cregan J H, liquors, SW cor 6th and F:ward Creighton Hugh, barber, 330^ Mont- gomery Creighton J, china and Japanese ware, 310 Post Crei<^hton P, liquors, SW oor 5th acd Folsom CRELLIS JOHN (Morgan ft Co), 87 California Market CRELLIS THOMAS (Morgan ft Co), h7 California Market Cremieux Lodge, No 325, I B B, A Blumenthal sec, B'aai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Crflscent City and Trinidad Steamer Lino, Hobba, Wall ft Co agts, 11 and !3 Beale Cresa^lia Mateo, restaurant, 16 3d Cressino Antonio, fruits, 403 Sutter Creasy Mrs M, bakery, 21 6th Crim Samuel, real estate, 420 California Crim W H (V F Von Rhein ft Co). 512 California Crittenden Chas, liquors, 627 Clay Crittenden C S, livery, 409 and 41 1 Tay- lor Crittenden Jas L (Crittenden ft Moses), 240 Montgomery Crittenden Martin, liquors, 627 Clay Crittenden ft McCue, carriage mfy, 1317 and 1319 Market Crittenden ft Moses (Jas L Crittenden and Montague T Moses), attorneys-at- law, 240 Montgomery Crittanden Parker, auctioneer and min- ing, 302 M C/i as CO 3 l! ■Mm UARiiMfnnn IIIIIRFR WHlTlSBBOIi,lS*15 tlaln Md 14 * le llpeu nAnUWUUU LUmDCn, lltMet,ll. F. WMoailit«ek,Ci*iaet Wo«da,eto. LOWS mmnm i co., jJss!STsss:s^i?u.i isysxgy •a e I 09 H 05 ■« I- si ^1 o 112 (San. Francisco. Cronan David, m-oceries, 169 Minna CAONAN & DXTNBAB (Wm Cronan and Jamei Duubur), metal roofers and galvanized iron 'cornice, 1073 Market b et 6t h and 7th CRONAN WM (Cronan & Dunbar), metal roofer and galvanized iron cor- nice, 107a Market bet 6th and 7th Cronin John, liquors, SE cor California and Fillmore Cronin Miss N M, fashionable dress- maker, lOOS Mission nr 6th Crook E W, agt Keep's Shirts, 126 Kearny Croome Wm, dentist, Croome Dental Association, 823 Market Crosby Wm, attorne y-at-l aw, 659 Clay G&OSETT & SAMUEL (James F Crosett and Robert bamuel), fancy goods, 914 Market CBOSS JOHN R. mgr Edward P Al- lis & Co, 318 Pine CROSSETT E T> dentist, SE cor 21st and Mission Crossett T, ilentist, 10 3d Crossin C (Crossiu & Jennings), 1000 Market CROSSIN & JENNINGS (C Crossin and Geo A Jennings), Davy Crockett Saloon, 1000 Market Crussley L O, butcher, 2 Centre Market Crosthwaite M H, plumber, 637 Post Crothers Greori^e, upholsterjr, 107 7tb Croudace F W, prmter, 621 Merchant Crowe Timothy, locksmith, 115 4th Crowell C fl, agt Laurel Hill C metery Crowd! J P, dentist, 215 Kearny Crowley Cornelius, grocery, fruits and vegetables, 334 3d Crowley Cornelius, liquors, NW cor 26th and Valencia Crowley F J, horeshoer, cor Merchant and Drumm Crowley Geo, stoves and tinware, 230 6th Crowley Michael, groceries, 21 Harri- son ave Crowley P, chief of police ex officio commissioner. Old City Hall Crowley Timothy J, horseshoer, NE cor Merchant and Drumm Crowley T J, attorney-at-law, 429 M intgomery Crown Point Extension i«iuungCo, Geo R Spinney sec, 310 Pine Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining Co, Samuel Jones supt, Gold Hill, Nevada Crown Point Ravine Gold and Silver Milling Co, J M Buffiugton sec, 30J California Crni)e Max, books, 438^ 3d Crummoy & Hall, wholesale butchers, 1st avti bulow K'entuoky Crusaders' Hall, 1 159 Mission Crussell £ K, locksmith, 409 Brannan Crystal Palace Saloon, Hageman ft Haquette proprs, 5 Kearny and 12 Geary Crystal Soda Water Co, Frank Maxson and S R Simmons proprs, NE cor Stockton and Union Crystal Vinegar Works, J C Chalmers mgr, S W cor 14th and Folsom Cubery & Co (Wm M Cubery), printers, 415 Market Cubery Wm M (Cubery & Co),416 Mar- ket Cue Wm, second-hand stoves, 314 Jack- son Cuello Jose, harness and saddlery, 525 Pacific Cuff & Dewey, furniture and bedding, 431 4th CULBRETH R E> propr "The City Argus," 629 Kearny CuUan Mrs M B, liquors, NWcor Ellis and Devisadero CttUen Jeffery, pres San Francisco Cop- per Mining Co, 320 Sansome Cuilen Wm, property clerk. Old City Hall CuUey John P, stoves, rsffiro;;, i: ■' ■r.te and plumbing and gasfittii^, :.i Vth Cuiligan J, nursery and florist, 706 Turk Cullman & Co (Chas Montgomery and Dennis CuUiuan), grocers, 406 Com- mercial Cullumber J (Carl & Co), 204 and 206 Commercial Culp Daniel S, Health Inspector, 14 OTarrell Culp J D (J D Culp & Co), 16 Front Culp J D & Co (W B Isaac, J D Culp, S K Thornton and Wm Macdonald), tigar .-md tobacco mfrs, 16 Front CXTLVER J H. sec Mechanics' Indus- trial Exiiiliition, 27 Post Cummings B F (Cummiugs Sons), 327 Kearny Cimr lings & Co (W B Cummings), I'hippiug and commission, 415 Call fornia Cummings & Co (M F Cummings and W D S Harrington), book-binders, 509 Clay Cummings F H, boarding-stable, 85-89 Stevenson CUMMINGS & GIMMEL (Ed Gim- met and H K Cummings), commission merchants, fruit, all kinds of produce, 424 Battery Cummings Henry K (Cummings, Gim- mel & Co), 424 Battery CUMMINGS J ft L, liquors ar \ cigars, 131 4th Cummings Lewis B (Cummings Sou:-' 327 Kearny ^ r i S) o ' .3 PRISON C£LIS. F«'ii<^«M and Bridge Work, tur aaln lltreet, ». F. CALVIN NliniN6& SON. &[ AUtH. TUGGIE t CO.. cuL^xxTsv T^roose oar u^-XiXt scxxrss. NOM. IM and •)» l«p«*itr Mtroet, Man Franelaro. . 8 DI»IIELHOBCBOS$&CO.."A'S Military Cloofls. RemllM, «ti>.. Mr all OvA2;mk ionic Temple, No. O Post Street, «. I'. 114 San Frandaco. 1 09 I >^ H 09 i i Id Curtin James, groceries, liquors and junk, 480 Jessie Curtin John, liquors, 112 Steuart Curtin Mrs Julia, grocer, 606^ Natoma Curtis Charles (John Curtis & Sou), 232 5th Curtis C S T, civil engineer, 411 J Cali- fornia Curtis Dixon & Co (John W Curtis and Geo W Dixon), cigar mfrs, 309-313 Clay CURTIS MRS E. dressmaker, 114 Geary Curtis J, tailor, 49 Sacramento Curtis James, druggist, 37 Sacramento Curtis J B, mgr Woodworth, Schell & Go's Pianos, 105 Stockton Curtis J M (Hoffman & Curtis), 528 California Curtis J M (Landsberger & Curtis), U S guager, 123 California Curtis John (John Curtis & Son), 232 6th Curtis JoL ' -^ (John and Charles Curtis), V. le fish dealers, 232 5th Curtis John W (Curtis, Dixon & Co), 309-313 Clay CURTIS RIC^HARD. tannety,cor28th and San Bruno Road Curtis S T (Mather & Co), 434 California Curtis Tobey, propr Metropolitan Foundry, 228 and 230 Fremont Curtis W P (Sweetser A Curtis), 267 Ewt CURTISS EDWm B (Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch), SW cor Sansome and Sacramento Curtoni F D (F D Curtoni & Co), NE cor Turk and Larkin Curtoni FD& Co (F D Curtoni and Antonio Vucassovich), fruits and can- dies, NE cor Turk and Larkin Cusack Thomas, groceries, 715 Brannan Cn sick Mr s Ellen, groceries, 1 17 9th CUSHINO C H> sec State Investment and Insur^*ice Co of San Francisco, 218 and 22U Sansome Gushing Clinton, physician, 636 Sutter Gushing Miss E, fancy goods and mil- linery, ]3i 3d Gushing J P (James Paterson & Co), 238 Montgomery Custom House, NE cor Sansome and Washington Gutlar K, dentist, 23 Post (Sutler A D, pres Packer's Exchange, SE cor Market and Main CUTLER CTRUS (Cutler & Pearson), 15^ New Montgomery Cutler A; Pearson (Gyrus Cutler and T A Pearson), 159 New Montgomery Cutler S M (Sisson, Crocker tt Go), 202 Sansome Cutter Aaron, wharfinger. Mission St Wharf Cutter & Co (Daniel Cutter and John P Bobertson), teamsters, 304 Davis Gutter E L (Atchenson B M & Co), 16, 17 and 2S-30 Centre Market Gutter James H (Cutter, Uoyd & Go), SE cor Clay and Davis Gutter H F, capitalist, 523 Montgomery Cutter John D (John D Cutter & Co), 26 New Montfjomery CUTTER JOHN D & CO (John D Cutter), silks and tailors' trimmings, 26 New Montjfomery CUTTER LLOYD & CO, commission merchants, SE cor Clay and Davis Cutting E A (Arnold & Cutting), 1201 Valencia CUTTING FRANCIS, vice pres Gut- ting Packing Co, 17-41 Main Cutting John T & Go, importers and cnm'riission merchants, 407 Front CUTTING PACKING CO. Sidney M Sinitli pres, Francis Cutting vice pres, hermetically sealed goods, 17-41 Main Cyclops' Engine and Machine Works, Tait & Haiuqueproprs, 115 and 117 Beale I> Dabcovich J (J Dabcovich & Go), 1020 Market Dabcovich J & Co (J Dabcovich). fruit and confectionery, 1020 Market Dabelich George (Dabelich & Go), 232 Brannan Dabelich George ft Co (Gebrge Dabe- lich and A Bacha), restaurant, 232 Brannan Dabelstein Henry (Meyer ft Dabelstein), 1012 Market and 28^ 1st Daclin Charles (Chas Daclin ft Son), NE cor Sansome and Jackson DACLIN CHAS & SON (Emile and Charles Duclin), blacksmiths and wagonmakers. NE cor Sansome and Jftckfloii Daclin Emile (Chas Daclin ft Son), NE cor Sansome and Jackson Daclin Frank (Daclin ft Retard), cor 5th and Railroad avo Daclin ft Retard (Frank Daclin and Eugene Retard), blacksmiths, oor 5th and Railroad ave Dahl B F, stock broker, 331 Montgomery Dahl Henry, meat market, 215 2d Dahle Harry, liquors, 65 4th Dahlmann Chas (Guittard ft Co), 209 Sacramento Dahlquist O P, saloon, 813 Kearny Dahm G, fortune teller, 121 Ellis Dahmer Auga«t, carpenter, 502 Hayes CO ■ CO CO CO CV3 ca CO CO Ji z o PilUlU IIIITTIIir 9. CnM Tahalar Wli<>ribarrow«. Unit and MrMce bALlin NUIIIRb & OUIl. Work, ««7 Main street Haarnuielaco. I >LltH. TOGGLE i CO.. Eastern Hani Wood lumber.'S.*.'g,!lKK.y , San Francisco. 115 Dahmke F, liquors, cor Berry and Ritch DAILY ALTA CALIFORNIA. Fred'k MocCrelliah & Co proprs, 52U Califor- nia Daily Ann J, bakery, 731 O'Farrell "DAILY CALIFOBNIA DEMO- KRAT, ITrederick Uess & Co proprs, 4Ul)and413 Bush "DAILY COMMERCIAL NEWS AND SHIPPING LIST." Morris U Bates & Co proprs, 1*23 California "DAILY EVENING BULLETIN." S F Bulletin Co proprs, cor Mont- gomery and Merchant "DAILY EVENING POST." J P Jackson editor, 500 Montgomery "DAILY EXAMINER." "Examiner" Publishing Co proprs, Phelan's Block "DAILY EXCHANGE."' 306 Mont- gomery Daily Mrs Hannah, fruit, 1913 Hyde "DAILY HOTEL GAZETTE." W P Harrison publisher, 518 Sacramento Daily John (Daily & Kinne), 1010 Va- lencia Daily & Kinne (John Daily and W H Kinne), dairy, 1010 Valencia "DAILY LAW JOURNAL," Stock- well & Co proprs, 538 Sacramento "DAILY REPORT" (The), "Daily Report" Publishing Co, 238 Mont- gomery "DAILY REPORT" PUBLISHING CO (The), W M Bunker and A C Heister, 238 Montgomery "DAILY STOCK EXCHANGE." Grattan Perry mgr, 306 Montgomery Daingerfield W R, attorney-at-Iaw, 234 Montgomery DAISS EDMUND. Alaska Saloon, N W cor Bush and Kearny, res 8 Oak Place DAKE E C. advertising agt, 65 Mer- chant's Exchange * Dakin £ A, electric pen printer, 320 iSansome Dakin Edwin (Commercial Soap Co), 223 Sacramento Dakin & Libbey, propra Commercial Soap Co, 223 Sacramento Dakin William, fruit* and vegetables, 1037 Howard Dale Albert C (Dale Bros), 943 Market Dale Bros (Alfred C and Wm C Dale), cigars and tobacco, cigar mfrs, 943 Market Dale Wm C (Dale Bros), 943 Market Daley Mrs A, lodging-house, 520 Bush Daley Catherine, grocery, Alabama bet 25th and 26th Daley Francis R, groceries, cor 28th and Alabama Daley James (Wood & Daley), 256) 4th Daley John (Daley & Kinne), 35 Eddy Daley & Kinne (John Daley and Henry Kinne), milkmen, 35 Eddy Dall John H, photographer s materials, 618 and 620 Clay Dallam R B (Armes & Dallam), 230 and 232 Front Dallemand A (Bothin, Dallemand & Co), 305 Front Dallman & Kahn (Louis Dallman and Leon Kahn), commission merchants, 206 Washington Dallman Louis (Dallman & Kahn), 206 Washington Dalt n Frank (Dalton & Gray), 404 and 406 Davis Dalton & Gray (J M Gray, F and T B Dal- ton), commission merchants, 404 and 406 Davis Dalton Miss Minnie, varietieB, 1208 Vale icia Dalton P E (Hallett, Bartlett & Dalton), 28 Sacramento and 30 Geary Dalton T B (Dalton & Gray), 404 and 406 Davis Daly B H, job printer, 609 Merdiant Daly Edward, blacksmith, 2312 Pine Daly J (Daly & Tillson), 121 Montgom- ery Daly James, real estate, 1 Montgomery Daly John C, saloon, 141 2d Daly P J, ship groc6r, fruit and produce commission house, 305ard307 Wash- ington Daly & Tillson (J Daly and C Tillson), liquors, 121 Montgomery DamaL, music teacher, NW cor Powell and O'Farrell Dameron Jas P, attorney -at-law, 640 Clay Dames & Butler (W W Dames and C A Butler), photographers, 715 Market Dames W W (Dames & Butler), 715 Market Damfian Musical Club, Washington Hall * Damiana Bitters, Levris Hess, 12 Mont- gomery ave Dammasch L (Petf I'son, Hartman & Co), 766 Mission Dammasch Lewis (Hartman ft Dam- masch), NE cor Kearny and Post Damon George, boatbuilder, 250 Steuart Damon James E, loan and real estate, 436 Montgomery Damon John, saloon, 519 East Dampf Louis, picture frames, moldings, etc, 727 Market Dance H A, tinware, 1803 Polk Dancing Academy, A A Sanders propr, 71 New Montgomery DANCING ACADEMY. A Lunt propr. Red Men's Hall Dane J H, attorney-at-law, 330 Pine GO CO c CD c > 2 O o o CO CO CO CO CO CO HtBOWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BBOM . IS * IS Main and 14 * 16 Mpear Mtreet, M. V. iragAa lit«ek, CaMaes, WooOa, cte. LOmS BHWEBWH t CO.. Br>'v^grgiSvy. JEWELERS, "^gggy^*-^ 116 San Francisco. Danehy J (Callaghan & Danehy), saloon, 18 6th Dancri Antonio, wholesale and retail hardwnre and cutlery, 420 Battery DANEBI F & CO (Francisco Daneri and Henry Casanova), wholesale wines liquors and groceries, 27 and 2i) Cali- fornia DANEBI FRANCISCO (F Daneri & Co), 27 and 29 California Daneri J, saloon, 131 Pacific Danforth E, propr Broadway warehouse, SW cor Broadway and Battery Danforth £ P (Danforth, Moore ft Co), SW eor Broadway and Battery Danforth, Moore & Co (E P Danforth and G J Moore), tanners, 8W cor Broadway and Battery DANGfERS HENRT, groceries and provisions, foreign and domestic wines and liquors, NE cor Post and Laguna Danglada E, attorney-at-law, 217 Sau- some Danglada Ignacio (Ma ttoon & Danglada), 502 Battery Danicheff Kid Glove Factory, Robt G Clark propr, 1 14 Post Daniel John & Co, importers and deal- ers in marble, 421 Pine Daniel W L, plumbing, 234 Post Danielewicz S, editor of " Our Chosen Friends," 23 Kearny Daniels W T, collector, 628 Montgomery block Danielaon D E, bootmaker, 7 Mission Danielwitz Isidor, attorney-at-law, 628 Montgomery Danielwitz Joseph, retail dry goods, 2939 16th DANHALS C W> mgr /Etna Life Insurance Co, 604 Kearny DANNENBAUM JOSEPH (J and S Dannenbaum), NW cor Battery and Pine DANNENBAUM J ft S (Joseph and Solomon Dannenbaum), whdlesale dry g ooda. NW cor Battery and Pine DANNENBAUM SAUL (J and S Dannenbaum), NW cor Battery and Pine Dannenbaum Solomon (J and S Dannen- baam), NW cor Battery and Pine Dannheimer L, tailor, 539 California Daunmeyer M ft Co (M Dannmeyer), grocenss, 52 7th Danube Austrian Insurance Co (marine branch), Henry Balzer ft Co agta, 209 Sfinaome DAIVUBE IMPERIAL BOTAL. (privileged), Frank Balzer ft Co agts, 209 Sansome Danube of Vienna Insurance Co, 209 Sansome Danz Wm, batcher, oor 15th ave and P Dardanelles Con Gravel Mining Co, W L Oliver sec, 328 Montgomery Darling Geo L (Hardie ft Darling), 727 Market DaroUes Leon, laundry. 29-23 California Darr Henry, toclmaker, 42 Spear Darrow Henry (Bowles ft Dtrrow), 223 Post Darwin Chas B (Darwin ft Murphy), 636 Clay Darwin ft Murphy (Chas B Darwin and Danl J Murphy), attorneys-at-law, 636 Clay D'Arcy Geo H, fruits and vegetables, 24:M Mission D'Arcy James, grocer, 17 Bitch D'Arcy John, janitor Dashaway Hall, 139 Post D'Arcy John, lawyer, 504 Kearny D'Arcy Miss S, fancy dry goods, 1 14 9th Dashaway Association, E G Battles pres, J M Plate sec, 139 Post Dashaway Hall, 139 Post Dashaway Stables, Clayburgh ft Bran- denstein propro, 112 Post Dasmann Wm, groceries, 1701 Howard Dastugue G, butcher, stall 12 Central Clay Market Dastutrue K, laundry, 604 Broadway Dans I, variety store, 1 343 Dnpont Dauth John J, bootmaker, 1509^ Mason DauviUiers Justin, French gardener, 1218 Larkin Davalle V ft Co (V Davalle, S Bagg- hiante, V Puccinelli), proprs Tosoana Hotel, 619 Broadway Davenport J P (Davenport ft Rich), 13, 14 and 34 Centre Market Davenport ft Bich (J P Davenport and A Rich), fruits, 13, 14 and 34 Centre Market Daverkosen Peter, butcher, 2512 Bush David August, plumber and gasfitter, . 1103 Stockton David L, clothing, 7 Broadway David Wm, tailor, 504^ 6th Davidson A, milkman, 35 Eddy Davidson Prof Geoi^e, in charge sub office Coast and Geodetic Survey, room 434 Appraiser's Building Davidson J D, locksmith and bell- hanger, 30 O'Farrell Davidson J R, physician, 310 Kearny Davidson J W ( J W Davidson ft Co), 101 Kearny DAVIDSON J W ft 00 (J W David- son, Raphael and Henry Weill), dry gni>ds, wholesale and retail, 101 and 103 Kearny Davidson James W (Roch ft Davidson), 223 Battery Davidson M, crockery, 231 6th Davidson M, Mokelunme Hill and Eu- reka, Nevada, 111 Battery CO CM CO E 00 A0 CUVIN NUniNi i SON, llMiunirCaremi all klada IRON WOMK, fU9 JU1« Atmet, Mms FnuMtoe*. >LLEW. TUGGLE i CO.. OAK PL ANK/'afK.?.?.'.;'- San Francisco. 117 esi CD CO I J OS ca E CO EH I O fz9 Davidson Mrs Sadie, bakery, 420 3d DAVIES J MEREDITH, general agt Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Co, 2 New Montgomery Davics John, variety, 524^ 6th Davica Richard P, rigger, 508 Battery Davies S, tahinetmaker, 819 Clay Davis A, tailor, 600 M Davis A £, pres S P C R R, office foot of Market Davis Alex, liquors, ISSteuart Davis Anilrew M (Davis Bros), 718 Market and 419 Kearny Davis Andrew Mc F (Horace Davis & Co), 41-49 1st Davis Ansley G (Davis Bros), 718 Mar- ket and 419 Kearny Davis & Bro ( Louis and Mark Davis), cigrars and toV>acco, 30 Montgomery DAVIS BROS. (Verry L, Ansley G, Eugene C and Andrew M Davis), fancy goods, noiions, hats, plated ware, brackets, frames, etc, 419 Kearny, 718 Market, 21 and 23 Geaiy DAVIS BROS. TOKLAS & CO (E G Davis, Max Toklas and J Bergmann), wholesale dealers in jewelry, clocks, to^s, etc, 10, 12, 14 and 16 Gutter Davis Mrs C, furnishing goods and dressmaker's trimmings, 514 3d Davis C C, boot-blacking nifr, 438 22d Davis Chas H, mgr Geo Barrie, 120 Sut- ter Davis & Co (C Davis and Geo Stad), jewelers, 344 3d Davis & Co (David Davis), crockery, 39 4th Davis & Cowell (Isaac E Davis and Henry Cowell), lime, cement, etc, 211 and 213 Drumm Davis D S, coffee house, 201 Sutter Davis E (Davis & Co), 39 4th Davis Edward, tailor, 347 3d Davis E C (Davis Bros, Toklos & Co), 10 Sutter Davis Eugene C (Davis Bros), 718 Mar- ket and 21 and 23 Geary Davis G A (G A Davis & Co), 327 Mar- ket Davis G E, physician, 206 Stockton Davis Gcvirge H (Davis &, Ramist), 122 3d I DAVIS GEORGE A & CO ^George A Davis and Brainard F Smi h), agri- cultural implements, 327 Market Davis George (Cope & Davis), 324 Montgomery Davis Giles, fruit store, 1648 Mission Davis Harris, furniture and bedding, 730 Montgomery Davis H C, dentist, 131 Post Davis H E, bootmaker, 816 Battery Davis Honry H, ' attorney -at-law, 234 Montgomery Davis Mrs Henry, furnishing, 328 4th DAVIS REV H J, clergyman, Zion M E Church, Stockton St, res 1006 Clav DAVIS HENRT L. sec and treas of California Wire Works, 6 California DAVIS HORACE (Horace Davis & Co) 41— ♦'• 1st DAVIS HORACE & CO (Horace and Andrew McF Davis), proprs Golden Gate Flouring Mill, 41-49 1st Davis Isaac E (Davis & Cowell), 211 and 213 Drumm Davis Isador, merchant tailor, 404 3d Davis Jacob, barber, 12 O'Farrell Davis Jacob, tailor, 121 2d Davis J A, mining, 528 California DAVIS J B F> insurance broker, 215 Sunsome Davis J W, hairdresser, 209 Davis Divis L N, groceries, 721 Broadway Davis Louis (Davis & Bro), 30 Mont- gomery Davis Mrs M, ladies' nurse, 222 Leaven- worth Davis M, new and second-hand furni- ture, 1040 Folsom Davis Mark (Davis & Bro), 30 Mont- gomery Davis Marks, tailor, Railroad ave bet 7th and 8th aves Davis Max (B Schonwasser & Co), 2'29 Kearny Davis & Miller (Wm Davis and Johu Miller), sail makers, 516 Davis DAVIS A. phrenoljgist, 106^ 3d Davis Perry L (Davis Bro»), 419 Kearny Davis & Ramist (Geo H Davis and Adolph Ramist). boots and shoes, 122 3d DAVIS R D W & CO. auctioneers and commission merchants, 21 1 Pine Davis Robert, commission broker, 405 Front Davis Robert, liquors, 58 Everett Davis Samuel, canitalist, 316 California DAVIS SEWING MACHINE CO, Mark Sheldon agt, 9 and 11 1st Davis Thos J, job printer, 535 Clay Davis Thomas J, crockery, 2018 Fill- more Davis W, saddles, harness and leather, 410 Market Davis William, junk, 7"? Sansome Davis W J, bakery, 2 J 'd Davis Wm (Davis & M...er), 516 Davis Davis Wm E, doors, sash and blinds, 132 and 134 Berry DAVIS W S> insurance agt, 215 San- some DAVISSON. HALL & CO (R G Da- visson, G C Hall, Geo i Fetzer and Jno Griffin), wholesale yankee no- tions, 6 and 8 Sutter OO GO CO 23 CD oo CO =1 CO en nAnllllUUU LUInDLn, St.H. F. Black Walaat^HiMUiislt Cedar, Veneen. il s 09 g H I MASONIO ournTs, •Mtlcty 0««)1la. ct«.. at MORCROm * CO,. ~ tnlft Tt;i«pl«. HTo. • FMt ««r«eC, «. F. 118 San Francisco. Davisson R G (Dftvisaon, Hall & Co), 6 and 8 Sutter Davoren J J, mfr boots and shoes, 620^ 6th Davy Charles, cigars and tobacco, 1330 Market Davy Edward (Davy & Pascoe), 600 Pacific Davy & Pascoe (Edward Davy and Jtichard Pascoe), saloon, SOO Pacific DAWLET J Ml mill supt, room 7, 380 Fine DAWSON OE0EOE> liquors. 321 Cal- iforni*' Dawson Hezekiab, cigars, 621 Davis Dawson J H, druggist, f^ W cor 23d and Valencia Day Alexander, liquors, NW cor Jen- son and Greenwich DAT J E> black smithing and steel forging, 44 and 46 Main Day Kofcrt, papeihanger, 101 Minna Day Robert, sec "The Guide " Publish- ing Co, 821 Clay Day Silver Mining Co, E M Hall sec, 327 Pine DAY THOHAS> gasfixtures, plumber's goods, oil lamps trnd gas stoves, 122 and 124 Sutter Day Thomas H, mfr of ice, cor 16th and Sanchez Day Thos J, engraver, 103 Montgomery Dayton Mrs Anna, millinery, 2260'Fur> rell D Company, 2d Artillery, N G of Cali- fornia, P Neuman captain, armory, 620 Bush Deacon Wm, Main Street Iron Works, machinist, 133 and 135 Main Di-ady Edward, liquors retail, 538 Hayes Deakin Bros & Co ( W and F H Deakin), collectors of curios, 4 New Montgom- ery Deakin Walter and Fred H (Deakin Bros & Cci), 4 New Montgomery Dean Benj D, physician, 33 Kearny Dean Chas, wood and coal, 904 and 906 Howard Dean C O, dentist, 126 Kearny Dean E B (Denn & Co), 22 California Dean E B A Co (E B Dean, Davi.l Wil- cox and C H Merchant), lumber, Marshiield Mills, Coos Bay, 22 Cali- fornia De-m George A, propr Pacific Straw Works, 16 4th Dean John (Murphy, Grant & Co), cor Sansnme and Bush Dean W E, mining sec, room 79, 309 Montgomery Dean W Y. wagonmaker, 63 Beale Deauahy Jeremiah,(Calahan &Deanahy), 18 6th Deane C T, physician, 131 Post Dsane Coll, stock broker, 238 Montgom- ery Deane E B & Co, printers, 402 Mont- gomery Deane Mamie A, teacher Mission Gram- mar School Deas Henry, mining sec, room 44, 309 Monteomery Deasey Cornelius (Deasey Bros), 118 3d Deasey Jeremiah (Deasey Bros;, 118 3d Deasey Bros (Jeremiah and Cornelius Deasey), boots and shoes, 118 3d Deasy Mrs Catharine, groceries, SE cor 5th and Shipley Deasy J, ins broker, 405 California DEASY MES JEROME, florist, 736 Market Deaves Chas W (Brook & Deaves), 717 Market Del>crnardi M (Debernardi & Minoletti), 535 Merchant Debernardi &, Minoletti (M Debernardi and G Minoletti), Pioneer Franco- Italian Restaurant, 535 Merchant DeBlois Mrs Fannie, varieties, 408 4th Dehoer Henry John, junk, 1239 Mission DEBRXTNNER U, importer of woolen goods, tailor's trimmings, etc, whole- sale and retail, 528 Montgomery DeBus H F, coffee saloon, 521 Mont- gomery Decamilli A F, saloon, 500 Broadway De Castro D & Co, L Barreda mgr, 213 Sansome Dechow C, liquors and groceries, NE cor Beale and Harrison Dechnc Emile, tents, 620 Commercial Deckelman & Lipman (Frank Deckel- man and S W Lipman), barbers, 413 California Decker Bernard, saloon, 530 Valencia DECKER DR CHARLES W, dentist, Phelan's Building, 8U6 Market Decker Christian, groceries, 156 Berry Decker George, health inspector, 14 O'Farrell Decker H C W (Bacon & Decker), 959 Market Decker H M (Peterson & Deckei), 642 4th Decker John H, groceries, 1031 Hyie Decker {{icharcl, grocery, N W cor Gvove and Devisadero Deckmann Herman H (Deckmann & Rahlmann), cor Railroad and 15th Deckmann & Rahlmann (Herman H Deckmann and Harry F Rahlmann), groceries, cor Railroad and 15th DECORATIVE ART ROOMS, I Bar- ktr propr, 316 Sutter DeCourcy Mrs F, millinery, 1907 Fill- more DeCourcey Margaret, fancy goods, 2941 16th CO CO I CO CO CO CO s f s 00 O CI ■a ^ CALVIN NUniNG i SON. ««7 MAIW MTRBRT. MAW FKAWC^IBCO. Iroa Ouoi'M Hank VanltM, Ktc. mat. TUGGIE 8 C0„ HUHDWOOD UIIIBEB, IS and 90 Upcar St. Man Vmnelsvo. a I & 00 o CI o o San Frandaco. 119 Deoourtieux A, choice American meats, stalls 27 and 29 S F Market Dederky Henry, Golden Gate Hotel, 134 4th Deely James, groceries, 8W cor Polk and Pine Deeney John, wood and coal, 220 8th DEEBINO FRANK P. attorneyat- lavir and librariaF S F Law Library, 27 and 28 Montgomery Block Deering Mrs K A, dieasmaker, 116 Kearny Deferrari G B, painter and paperhanger, 3(17 and 30i) Montuomery ave Detf Frank, lunch kitchen, 140 Minna Deliance Gold Mining Co, W H Lent sec, room 02, l\09 Montgomery DeForest Mrs W F, Hue millinery, 24 Kearny DeFreraery Herman S, custom house bi'oker, 508 Battery DeFremery James & Co (James and Wm C B DeFremery), importers and gen- eral commission merchants, 410 Bat- tery DeFiemery James (James DeFremery & Co), prcs S F Savings Union, 410 Bat- ttry DeFremery Wm C B (James DeFremjry & Co), 410 Battery DeKreville Eugene, fish dealer, 440 Hayes Defterevos Demetrious, fruit and con- feciionery, lOOU Market Degan & Ocford (Patrick Degan and KoberC Orford), (granite and marble works, ME cor Ellis and Broderick Degan Patrick (Degan & Orford), NE cor Ellia and Broderick DE9EN L p. mfr oak tanned and leather belting, 13 Fremont Degener & Co (E Denener and \V Licht- euberg), importers and commission merchants, 30 S California Dcgeiier E (Degener tr. Co), SOS Cali- fornia DeGhetaldiE, liquors, 614^ and 516 Battery De Greayer S, stock broker, 304 Mont- gomery DEOTJIONE C, agt Comptoir D'Es- compte de Paris, 412 Montgonicry De Haes Chas, laundry, 633 '•■•([ Dehn Charles, bakery, 243 Fell Dehuc Emite, housesmith and awning- maker, 620 Commercial Deitrick Henry, groceries, 432 Folsom Deitzler G W, mining sec, 22U Sansome DELABAERE MLLE CLEMEITCE. artist. 2\:0 3d De La Montanya J, importer stoves and metals, 214-220 Jackson and 606 and 608 Battery A, veterinary surgeon, San De Labrousse 1125 Market DelancyMrs Margaret, groceries, Bruno ave nr Woolsey Delanoy Fred N (McCormick & Dela- noy), 109 California Delany C McC, attumey-at-law, 619 Montgomery De Lavega, capitalist, 250-258 Market and Front DeLay E J (Reddan & DeLay), SE cor Guerrero and 16th Delbendfe Madame Marguerite, French laundry, 14 Turk Deler J, human hair, 12 Kearny DeltinoA (Delfiuo & Ross), 723 San- some Deltino Joseph, restaurant, 109 3d Delfino & Ross (A DelHno and A O Ross), saddle and haruessmakers, 723 Sansome DELLASANTA LODOVICO. New Italian Restaurant, 12 Ellis DELLEPIANE & CO (P Alferitz), commission merchants and wool deal- ers, 425 and 427 Battery Dellwig Charles, bakery, 2441 Califr^rnia Dellwig Theodore, bakery, 1912 Polk Del Mar Alex, civil engineer, 216 San- some Deloi'he J B, poultry and eggs, 4 and 6 S F Market D'Lome Mrs H, artist, St Ann's Build- ing D'Long Francis, cider and vinegar, 117 and 119 Pine De Luca G, bntoher, 1338 Dupont DEMARIAS MARCEL, saloon and lodfiiiiig, 5"iO Pacific Demartine Paul, liquors, 1.339 Dupont Demartini Antone, groceries, 1401 Du- pont Demartini Antonio, fruits and vegeta- bles, 5-22^ 6th Demartini G, bootmaker, 229^ Mont- gomery ave DeMartini J (Franchi & Co), 1503 Fill- more Demartini J (J Demartini & Co), 531 Pine Demartini J & Co (J Demartini and D Badaracco). coal, 531 Pine Dt-martiiti John (Levaggi, Barbieri & Co), 303 and 305 4th Demartini Joseph, saloon, 1229 Dupont Demartini L & Co, candy mfr, 211 Post Demartini Mrs Rosa, fancy goods, 1405 Dupont De Mean Vauvert Auguste, French con- sul, 704 Washington Demerco Geo, fruitif, 8E cor Eddy and Pierce DemeisE (Demers & Eisner), 331 4th C > O o ■ tu HARDWOOD LUMBER I WAGON STOCK^aSilf JfffiJp/Ji V.'.'^l!- LOUISBRWEHimHaCO.. nterllaff illlT«rwar« and Vrenrh €lo«kiii. llSWontgomerySt s II 120 San Francisco. Demers & Eisner (E Demera and P Eis- ner), plumbinjt and ga&titting, stoves and tinware, 331 4th DE MILL E G. shirt mfr, 104 Kearny Demiu^ E ( Dcming, Palmer & Co), 202 Davis Deming H A, patternmaker, 124 Post IXming H V (Murteiisteiu i, Deming and Deming. Palmer & Co), 202 Davin Deming J G (Deming, Palmer A: Co), 202 and 204 Davis Deming, Palmer & Co (E Deming, Jacob Palmer ami H V Deming), Sroprs Capitol Mills, 202 and 204 ^avis DEMOCBATIG COUNTT COMMIT- TEE OF SAN FRANCISCO. John T Fogarty sec, Phelan's Block, Market Demorest Mme, patterns, 634 Market Dempsey Jeremiuh, marble works, 1069 Market bet 6th and 7th Dempsey Mrs M, grocer, 12 Boardman Place Dempsey Patrick, bakery, 23d bet York and Bryant Dempster Br-s, printers, 9 Bond • Dempster C J (Dempster &, Keys), 202 Market DEMPSTER & KEYS> commission merchants, sash, doors and blinds, auts Lincoln Mills, 202 Market De Mulford J M, whiteuer, 1068 How- ard Denaveaux & Maison (M Denaveaux and H A Maisnn), importers wines and liquors, NW cor Jackson and Sanaome Denaveaux M (Den.-'.veaux & Maison), N W cor Jackson and Sanscme Deiidro Louis, varieties, 1819 Union Denechand Mme, dressmaker, 108 8th Pe negri G B, furniture, 633 Union DENEHT JAMES (Anstett & Co), 725 Green Denerur Paul, junk and second-hand atore, 436 Broadway Denhard John, butcher, 200 9th Denian Paul, junk, 436 Broadway Denicke F, physician, 539 California Denker S (Denker & Smith), 29 4th Denman Grammar School, cor Bush and Taylor Denmark, Consul of, C Wilson, 307 Cali- fornia Denn Morris, boarding-house, 1317 San- some Dennan B C (Dennan &, Haley), 6)6 2d Deniian & Haley (B C Dennan and B R Haley), saloon, 516 2d Dennis i, Molloy, liquors, 721 Davis Dennis S W, dentist, 33 Kearny DENNISON WALTER E, supt Con- tinental Oil and Transportation Co of California, 123 California DENNISTON E Oi San Francisco Plating Works, 653 and 655 Mission Denniston J F (Connor J H & Co), 528 3d Denker S, mfr cigars, 29 4th Denker & Smith (S Denker & F Smith), cigars and tobacco, 29 4th Dennery L L, sec Pacific Building and Loan Association, 729 Montgomery DENNT EDWARD (Edward Denny & Co), 418 Montgomery DENNT EDWARD ft CO (Edward Denny), importing and mfg station- ers, 418 Moutgomt-ry Denny G J, artist, 408 California Densmorc J, carpenter, 208 Stevenson Dent G W, U S Appraiser, room 29, Appraiser's Building Dent Mrs J A, dressmaker, 632 Market Dentler E F, demist, 205 Montgomery ave Dentz Charles, boarding, 536 Mission Denzler Geo A, saloon, 5 Belden Place Denzler Jacob, brewery, 5 Cedar rve DePass J M, stook-bruker, 331 Mont- gomery Depierris H A, physician, 325 Mont- gomery ave Deppe B, bakery, 707 Brannan Deppel John, bluck^mith and wagon- maker, Ruilioad ave nr 6th Deppen Mme D, European Art School, rt'onis 40-42 Phelan Block Deprefontaino J J B, musician, 222 Ellis Depuy S H, hay and grain, 209 and 21 1 loth DERBAXTM ft 0IM7EL (J C Der- buuin, M C Gimpel), painters, 819 Market Derbaum J C (Derbaum & Gimpel), painters, 819 Market Derbec Blue Gravel Mining Co, Theo- dore Wetzel sec, 522 Montgomery Derhy C (Mark Strouse & Co), Bay City Mark^-t Derby Chas, photographer, 34 3d Derby & Co (C W Derby, F B Voor- hieti), dairy produce, honey and fancy groceries, 741-747 Mission Derhy C W (Derby & Co), 741 Mission Derby EM (E M Derby & Co), 226 Clay Derby E M & Co (E M Derby, Geo H Payn*-. O E Derby), 226 Clay Derhy Miss Ida E, dressmaker, St Ann's Building Derby O E (E M Derby 4 Co), 226 Clay Derby Thos, merchant, 320 Sansome DeRemie Mrs A, sewing school, 206 9th Deltemie Axel (Armstrong, Deliemio & Co), 121 Juckoon Derham J F, harnessmaker, 1715 Polk Derham John F, saloon, 638 Broadway rnitiUn bCLLOiWo. **7 M«ln street, «. F CALVIN NurriNG & son. miEII. TUSGLt 8 CO.. Shin Plant all Mnils. " Ki r,rr«.'?'- Siin Francisco. 121 DERHOT MRS MABTi dresamaker, 127 Kearny Dnrtnott Cleo (Pitt & Co), 465 Stevenson DERMOTT J (Pitt & Deruiott), 465 iStevenaon DeRome Louis (Whyte Bros ft De- Rome), 292 Howard DeSabla Eugene, commission merchant, agt for Boker'a Bitters and cunaul Peru, 40 California DESAVTELL HHE> dreas and cloak making, fancy goods, .333^ 4th Desbeck John (Roche ft Desbeck), at- torney-at-law, 30, 31 and 32 Mont- gomery Block Ptiseiifant P J (Cardinet & Desenfant), 84 California Market Desmond Danl, groceries, 455 Clemen- tina Desmond Mrs Ellen, groceries, 318 Val- lejo DESIMONE BROS (Dominick and balvadore Desimone), fruit, cor 18th and Valencia DESIMONE SOMINICK (Desimone Bros), cor I8tii cuU Valencia Desimone Felix, fruit, 2505 Mission BESIMONE SALVABORE (Desi- moue Bros), cor J 8th and Valencia DeSta Marina Joseph, capitalist, 436 Montgomery DeTavel A, veterinary surgeon, 811 Howard Detels J, liquors, 8 Sacramento Detels Martin (M Detels ft Co), SE cor Main and Harrison Detels M ft Co (Martin Detels and John A Biscboff), groceries, SE cor Main and Harriiion Detels M ft Co (M Detels and F Stell- man), liquors, 8 Sacramento Detels M (Detels ft Schneider), SE cor Pacific and Davis Detels ft Schneider (M Detels and N Schneider), saloon, SE cor Pacific and Davis Detgen Henry, saloon, 61 9) East Detrick E ft Co, bags, 5, 7 and 9 Califor- nia and 108, 110 and 112 Market Detroit Emery Wheel and Safe Co, S B Page mfr's agt, 8 New Montgomery Dettmann Ludwing (Sanders ft Co), 421 Mission Dettmar C H, printer, 410 Clay Dettmar H, tailor, 404 Brannan Dettmer John, liquors, 417 Davia Dettner George, restaurant, 311 and 313 Pacific Deubler Geo, barber, 701 Greenwich Deuprey Eugene N, attomey-at-law, 214 Sansome Deutsch Jacob, bootmaker, 517 Hyde Deutsch Julius, harneasmaker, 1408 Polk Deutach M, reataurant and bakery, 322 and 324 Bush Deutscher Vcrein, Henry Lan pres, 216 Dupont Deuwel ft Gsge (J Denwel and M Gage), bakery, 614 and 616 Broadway Deuwel J (Deuwel ft Gage), 614 and 616 Broad way Devan Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 2742 Folaom Devaney John, liquors, 711 Howard Devany John A, groceries and liquors, 16 Heron DeVecchi Paolo, physician, 700 Broad- way DeVecchio Ermenegildo, meat-market, 871 Mission Develey H K, grocery, NE cor Powell and OTtirrelT Devening H C, physician and surgeon, 308 3d Deveny Peter, deputy clerk justice court, SE cor Kearny and Washington Dever J, tailor, 957^ Folaom Dever J (McGrane ft Co), 874 Folsom Deverell Richard, wood and coal, NE cor Kearny and Union Devers, Kochncke ft Co, coffee mills, 30 and 32 Fr ^nt Devine D B, liquors, 628 Merchant Devine James, druescist, 214 Kearny Develin Mrs W, variety and stationery, 522^ 6th Devoto Antonio, fruits, 1529 Powell Devoto David, charcoal agt, 430 Pacific DeVoto Ham (Ham DeVoto ft Co), 127 3d Devoto M (M Devoto ft Co), 127 3d Devoto M ft Co (M Devoto and L Bri- chetto), canned goods, fruits and vege- tables, 127 3d Devrieza Jean, sausage factory, 823 Pacific Dewane Miss Annie, dry goods, 1118 Folsom Deweese Cornelius (Moore, Hunter ft Co), 417 and 419 Market DEWEY A T iDewey ft Co), 252 Mar- ket DEWET & CO (A T Dewey and W B Ewer), publishers " Miiiinsr and Scien- tific Press" and "Pacific Rural Press," 414 Clay and 252 Market DEWEY & CO (A T Dewey, W B Ewer and Geo H Strung), patent solicitors, 252 Market DEWEY E E. stock broker, 330 Pine Dewey P'.ugene E, sec and treas Union Club, 508 Califoroia Dewey S (Walteraen ft Dewey), 819 Montgomery DEWEY SQUIRE P, capitaliat, 330 Pine c 10 6th Diedering Leo, hotel, 444 Brannan Die drichs H , groceries, 321 Bryant DIEFENBACHER OEOROE. shaving and hairdressing parlor, imported and domestic cigars and cigarettes, tobacco and snuff. 91 1^ Larkiu Dietlenbacher Win (Dieffenbacher & Wihl), 318 Front Dieffenbacher & Wihl (Wm Dieffen- bacher and G Wihl), mfg agts, 318 Front Diehm Geo (Klopfer & Diehm), 101 Clay Diehr Mrs L, liquors, 721 Clay Dielin^ F, groceries, SW cor Howard and iSth Diemer John, saloon, 831 Kearny DIERCKFA(Dierck, Hinz &^ mann), NE cor Main and Missi DIERCK. HINZ ft PLAGElL^...* (F A Diei'ck, A F ilinz and Win Plageniann). Yolo Mills (flouring). NE cor M.iin and Mission Diercks Henry, groceries, 432 Folsom DIEEKS TH^DORE. undertaker, 957 Mission Diers H, liquors, NE cor Davis and Sac- ramento Dieter Henry, grocery, 1606 Mission and 1627 West Mission DIETLE CHAS; bootmaker, 235 Bush Dietrich August, paperhanger, 1204 Stockton Dietrich Caspar, beer hall, 649 Clay Dietrich E C (Jamison & Dietrich), 1214 Mark-t Dietrick £ (E Dietrick & Co), 5-9 Cali- fornia Dietrick £ & Co (E Dietrick and J H Nicholson), bags, tents, twines, hose, etc, 5-9 Calif ornia Dietsch G.idleib, tannery, 26th bet How- ard and Capp Diettrich Edward, harneasmaker. 9«;Si Howard DIETZ A C ft CO. paints, oils, var- nishes and agts White Lead. Works, 9 Frant CALVIN NUniNG £ Sllli, t/» S3 CO i CM ^ I CO CD ca E U3 (0 o o llaaaf)a«'tnr«rs all kimi* IROM WOUK, »*7 Ataiu Street, Sao Fraaeiaeo. ' >lliH. TUGGLE Dispatch Steamship Line, 302 California Dissat Antonio, hairdresser, 511 Kearny Disse William, carpenter, 805 Folsom Disturnell Wm C, publisher, 534 Cali- fornia Dithmar A C, machinery, 626 4th Dithman M:bs L.mma, private school and music teacher, 930 Folsom BITTMANN E, importer stationery, toys and fancy goods of every descrip- tion, 1514 Polk Di Vecchio Emile, butcher, 440 Hayes Di Vecchio Er, butcher, 871 Mission Di Vecchio Stephen, butcher, SW cor Hayes and Franklin Divisich ft Buja (Stephen Divisich and N Buja), restaurant, 332 East Divisich Stephen (Divisich ft Buja), 332 East Dix Casper (Dix ft Straub), NE cor Fillmore And Filbert Dix ft Straub (Caaper Dix and Michael Straub), groceries, NE cor Fillmore and Filbert Dixon Mrs, restaurant, 2645 Mission Dixon, Bernstein & Co (J B Dixon, S Bernstein and Chaa Borgeston), show- ( ase nit'rs, 250 and 252 Market Dixon Clement, liquors, 8 Summer Dixon Crucible Ci>, Foye Bros a^ts, 507 California Dixon Mrs Elizabeth (Dixon ft Putnam), 48 Geary Dixon T, liquors, NE cor 6th and Har- rison Dixon Goo W (Curtis, Dixon ft Co), 309-313 Clay DIXON MRSH H. siationery. toys and taney grnds, 528 Hayes Dixon J B (Dixon, Bernstein ft Co), 250 Market Dixon Mrs Laura E, dressmaking, 1909 Fillmore Dixon ft Putnam (Sirs- Elizabeth Dixon and Miss Elizabeth Puinain), millin- ery, 48 Geary Dixon Robt, commission, 306 Davis Dixon Samuel, slock broker, 238 Mont- gomery D'Ma artini Paul, bootblack, ilOS Bush DOANE& CO (W C and I G Doane, R U Esby and H S Gile), wholeb;>le oysters, 64 California Market O PI o o en O > r o z > CD H :q PI PI > Z ■n > z o S o o : HARDWflOQ LUMRFR ^'^-''^ KR<*<^.- it* ISJIaIn antl 14 4k lAMpear lit MI.F. ConutcrT»p«rflI«welPosU.Jttala«Cers. lOyiSBRHERMANiCO., Maaafluttnren of Fine .110 XoattomMry Je wt-lry A I»laMon4 Work, I I J 8tr«et.8.?. CO aa 124 San Francisco. DOANE & HEBTSHELWOOD (Wil- bur U Doane and Thomas U Heashel- wood), dry goods, S£ cor Sutter and Ke arny DOANE I Y (Doane & Co), 64 Cali- foruia Market DOANE W C (Doane & Co), 64 Call- t'urnia ^Market Doane Wilbur G (Doane & Henshel- wood), fcJG cor Sutter and Kearny D«bbieJ B (Elder & Dobbie), 606 Clay Dobinson James H, private sec Wm Sharon, 3(^ Sansome Duble Abuer, mfr cast steel tools, 13 and 15 Fremont and 567 Mission Dobzensky Mrs Rosa, stationery, 615 Larkin Docher Clans, liquors, NW cor fiattery and Jackson Dockings Hall, 409 Montgomery ave Dudge Alfred W, printer, 46 O'Farrell Doiige Bros (Jared 8 and Zenas M Dodge), stationers, engravers and priuters, 32 Geary Dodge D, butcher, 159Steuart Dodge E J (J Rubs & Co), 36 Market Dodge F, housemover, 1 149 Mission Dodge H C (Dodge & Ross), 3 Post Dutlge Henry W, plumber, 1030 Sutter Dodge H L (Dodge, Sweeney & Co), 114 and 116 Market Dodge Jared S (Dodgo Bros^, 32 Geary Dodge M B, mtr of concentrating ma- chinery, 143 Fremont Dodge Miles B Jr (Kramer & Dodge), 43/ Bush Dodge Nathan, supt Centre Market, cor Sutter and Dupont Dudge & lioss. City Parcel Delivery, 3 Pout Dodge, Sweeney & Co (H L Dodge, L H bwueney, J E Ruggles and F W Van Sickleu), wholesale provisions and commission merchanis, 114 Market Dodge \V W (W W Dodge & Cd), cor Clay and Front Dodge \y VV & Co (W. W Dodge, San Fiaucisco, and Newton Booth and C T \Vbceier, Sacramento), wholesale grocers, NW cor Clay and Front Dodge Zeuas W (Dodge Bros), 32 Geary Doe B (B & J S Doe) 44-48 Market Doe B & J 8, doom, windows and blinds, 44-48 Market Doe Chas F, Redwood aid Oregon lum- *ber, doord, sash and blinds, SW cor Spear and Howard Doe J S (B & J S Doe), 44-48 Market DOE, TTTMHAT.T. ft tX) (Loriug B Doe, Geo H F_uuball, and C W Mott), wholeside dealers in lumber, railroa^l tiL-s, posts, tan burk, etc, 104 Market DOE LU&INQ B (Doe, Kimball & Co), 1«>4 Market Doelger John, bakery, NE cor Powell and P&cifio DOERB CHABIES, druggist's glass labels, ()08 Axarket Doerrer W G, paints, 1744 Market D ^herty C E, Mis Im Wire Works, par- den arches, summer L ouses, etc, 732 Mission Doherty J, gasfitter, SW cor Pine and Kearny Doherty J A, laundry, 202 Ist Doherty Jno W, pres and general mgr Railroad Doherty John, laundry, 552 Mission Doherty T, fruits, 305 Hayes Dohrniann Adolph (Dohrmann & Co), NW cor Washington and Drumm Dohrmann & Co (A Dohrmann and H Wangenheim), Waslrington Flour Mills, NW cor Washington and Drumm Dohrmann F (B Nathan & Co), 130 •Safcter DohsChas, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 974 Harrison Dolan Hugh, liquors, 1142 Folsom DOLAN JAMES W. a^^t Woonsocket Rubber Co, 414 and 416 Mnrket Do1p.n Michael, groceries, 317 Tehama Dolan P A, livery stabie, 1432 Market Dolan Thos, soap mfr, Potrero ave bet Alabama and El Dorado Dolan Wm B, saloon, 145 3d Dolbeer & Carson (John Dolbeer and Will Carson), lumber, 22 California Dolbeer John (Dolbeer & Carson), 22 California Dold Chas (Kittelberger & Dold), NE cor Market and Powell Dolder L F, provisions, 621 Union Dolheguy Adolph, liquors, 521 Mont- gomery ave DoUdorf R (DoUdorf ft BuUwinkel), NE cor Mission and Beale DoUdorf & Bullwinkle(R Dolldorfand H BuUwinkle), liquors, NE cor Mis- sion and Beale Doliiver & Bros (Thos and Samuel R DoUiverand Albert R Chuich), 573 and 575 Market Doliiver Samuel R (Doliiver & Bros),573 Market Doliiver Thos (Doliiver & Bros), 573 Market Domaker Giovanni, bootmaker, 413 Broadway Doman Henry, coffee stand, 516^ Mis- sion Domenici B & Co, merchant tailors, 1335 Dupont DomergueG (Domorgue & Gamier), 618 Sacramento Domergue ft Gamier (G Domergue and E Garuier), liquors, 618 Sacramento CD f CUVIN NUTTING & SON, Tabniar Wht>4^lltarrowa, B»lc and Mrldce Work, »»r Main litreat. HaM Ffaaelaea. :: mm MM TUGGIE t CO. Pacifld Coast Hari Woods 'S^V^SSS.T San Francisco. 125 Dominick, Roberts & Co, poultry, 510 Sanaome Donahue C J, groceries, 997 Bryant Donahue Ddniel, junk, 4 Folsom Donahue Heury, sewing machines, 304 Hayes DONAHUE JAMES M. sec San Fran- cisco and North Pacitic Railroad, 430 Montgomery Donahue P, watchmaker, 104 Jackson DONAHUE PETER,, pres San Fran- cisco and North Pacific and Sonoma Valley Railroads, pres San Francisco Gas Light Co, cor Ist and Natoma, and 4.% Mnntt^mery DOHALDSON & CO (James Donald- son and John Gawne), agta for Scot- tish Imperial Fire Insurance Co of Glasgow and the Intomational Marine Insurance Co (limi<.;:d) of Liverpool, shipping and commissior. merchants, 319 California DOHALDSON' JAMES (Donaldson ft Co), 319 California Donaldson R A, assistant seneral pas- senger and ticket agt C P R R, cor 4th andTowusend Dondero Louis tt Co, cigars and tobacco, 1819 Union Donegan J J (Calnan ft Donegan), 1023 Harrison bet 6th and 7th Don! 0, groceries, 420 Union Donleavy M F, restaurant, 530 Market Donnelly A J (Donnelly, Dunne ft Co), 601 California Donnelly, Dunne ft Co (A J and E T Donnelly and J F Dunne), wholesale butchers, 601 California Donnelly Edward, physician, 142^ 4th Don elly E T (Donnelly, Dunne ft Co), 601 California Donnelly U, groceries, Alabama bet 25ih and 26th Donnelly Harry, saloon, 1723 Alabama Donnelly L L (Donnelly ft Soderer), 1108 Market Donnelly Michael, t'Ie J, plumber and gasfitter, 822 Laguna Do , le J C (Doyle ft Cashman), SW cor 3d and Howard ■ CO CO CO CO D< D( D( D( Dc Do Do &0 s g CALVIN NUTTING I SON, CO o Mmmmthrtmnn mil kla4« IROW WOIBK, ««y Mala •ireet, Han Vraael««* .J z o o Dn Di( A Dn ^T""'''*^''W'!"^?^J?w^"7^"^^R«'W«iPfiP^ UllEII. TUGGIE t CO.. VENEERS in aad Ml lipear St.,. Htan Vranelar*. Pi s a o be 'S o 00 San Francisco. 127 Doyle Mrs Jennie, liquors, oor 25th and Valencia Doyle John T, attorney- at-law, 323 California Doyle Maurice &, Son, horscHhoers, 770 Mission DOTLE PATRICK, harness, collar and saddle mfr, 1011 Market Doyle R E (Doyle u Wilson), 307 Cal- ifornia Doyle & Wilson (R E Doyle and Chas Wilson), ship and freight brokers, 307 California Doxey & Co, books'illers, stationers and engravers, 23 Dupont Dozier Mrs E N, art school, 715 Valen- cia Drady D, pictures, 230 4th Drady Thomas, merchant tailor, 6 3d Drager & Die ierichsen (J Drager and C Diedorichsen), proprs Excelsior Hotel. 60S and 610 6th Drake & Emerson (Samuel Drake and John A Emerson), commission mer- chants, 521 ahd523 Sansome Drake Samuel (Drake ft Emerson), commission merchants, 521 and 523 Sansome Drake W R (W R Drake ft Co), 208 Davis Drake W R ft Co (W R Drake and C Laufeuburger), Eagle Soap Co, 208 Davis Dramant L (Levy Dramant, Oppen- heimer ft Co), 107 Battery "DRAMATIC BREVITIES" (The), Wm Mclntyre publisher, 626 Mont- gomery Drathen P, cigars and tobacco, 79 4th Drayeur A (D Cazeaux ft Co), 531 Com- merci:il Drechsler Louis, bootmaker, 947 Bryant Drcsbach Wm, commission 1 shipping merchant, 316 Californi Drescher Charles, barber, 5U.> JonoR Dresen Joseph E M, bakery, 1012 Pierce Drew H M (Jesse ft Drew), Berry b<-f 3d and 4th Drew J R, stair builder, 217 Spear Drew Julia C ft L A, Dancing Academy, Sanders' Hall, 71 New Montgomery Drew Moses M, U S Marsha], room 45 U S Appraiber's Building Diew's Dimcing Academy, 71 New Montgomery Drewes Henry, meat market, cor 24th and Potrero ave Dreydemi Pierre, tailor, 1409 Polk Dreyer Diederiek, groceries, NE coi Napa and Illinois Dreytus B (B Dreyfus ft Co, Anaheim), office 121 California Dreyfus Theodore, cleaning and dydng, 36i 6th Dreyfus B ft Co (B Dreyfus, E L Gold- stein, J Frowenfeld, John G Weglein and Ed Frowenfeld), native wines, 121 California, warehouse 630-642 . Brannan Dreyfuss Julius, lamps, chandeliers, oil st oves etc, 14 Dupont DRINKHOTTSE J A, importer of cigars and tobacco, sole agt for S Lowenthal . ft Co's Genuine Marblehead Cigars, SW cor Battery and Sacramento Driscoll Bros (D R and James DriscoU), grocers, SE cor 4th and Minna Driscoll Cornelius E, sanitarium baths, 2210 and 2212 Powell Driscoll D R (Driscoll Bros), cor 4th and Minna Driscoll James (Driscoll Bros), cor 4th and Minna Driscoll Jere J, deputy clerk Justico Court, SE cor Kearny and Washing- ton D'locoll John (Lynch ft Driscoll), 10th ave bet P and Q Driscoll Mrs M, dressmaker, 1328 Stockton Driscoll Mrs M, fancy goods, 1553 Mar- ket Driscoll Timothy, wood and coal, NE cor 17 th and Capp Drobaz Mattio, chop house, 503 East Drohuli Joseph, Pine Street Restaurant, . 439 Pine Drrumntond ft Lemoiit (K S Drummond and (i W Lemont), wood and coal, 435 Valencia Drummond R N Drummond ft Lemont), 433 and 435 Valencia Drury Wm, mer' ant tailor, 633 K'-arny "DRY OOOBS REPORTER." B F Jacobs I'l-opraiid publisher, 35 Sutter Dryer B, car) 'enter, 220 I^eavenworth hryerChailea F. stable, 1315 Stockton Duane, Ballani >^ o, commission mer- chants, 2'2 < ' . ornia Duano C P, estate, 427 Montgomery Duane E, butcher, 20 7th Dubedal E (Pascal, Dubedal ft Co), 426 and 428 Jackson DuBois J Dill (DuBoia ft King), 416 Battery C/3 CO c CO c o PI o o S3 fro fro fro CO fro fro UIDnHinnn IIIUDCD WHITB RBOtk. la * IR MsIm anil 14 A 16 Uprar lOIHS BBHIfERIIHH i CO., ayS!!?.S7.ia!r IISWonteomBrySt. r 128 San Francisco. DuBoi'b & King (J Dill DoBols and W B King), commission lA.rchauts, 416 Battery Dubrpw Alfred K, mining sec, room 69 309 Montgomery Ducasse August, artificial flowers, 856 Mission DuCastel E, school, 324 O'Farrell Dackett C S, dentist, 25^ 6th Ducr»ux A, restaurant, 1119 Dupont DUPOEON E M (hydraulic jacks), mill xmd mining sec, cor 8th and Minna Dudley Qeo, locksmith, 2002 Mission Dufau Madam M A, dressmaker, 414 Hayes Duif& Co(R P R Duff), commiiision merchants, 316 Davis Duff James, crockery, tinware and cutlery. 414 3d Dttffey Bros, poultry, 24 Bay City Mar- ket, 1146>[arket Duffey B G, beal estate agent, 2 Jones Duffey E J, poultry and game, stall 24 Bay City Market Duffey J ohn, groceries, 651 Mission { DTJFFICT & BRANNAN. proprs Brooklyn Hotel, Bush bet Mont- g omery an d Sansome DUFFICT M 0, Brooklyn Hotel, Bush bet Montgomery and Sansome, res 614 Howard Duffy B C, real estate, 4 Jones DuH'y Bros (Wm and Neil Dufiy), saloon, 631 Merchant Dumr Edward, saIo3n, 119 Vallejo Dufly James (Whittier, Pallor & Co), 21 and 23 Front Duffy J J, fruits, 9, 10 aod 42 and 44 Centre Market Duffy Neil (Duffy Bros), 631 Merchant Duffy Patrick, bootmaker, 1414 Pacific Diiffy Terrence, nursery and florist, cur Polk and Cteary Duffy Wm (Dufl^ Bros), 631 Merchant Dugan Bernard F (Stephens ft Dugan), 42 6th Dugan Patrick, saloon, 624 1st Dagan P F, liquors, cor Natoma and 7th Dugan V F (Stephens ft Dugan), boots and shoes, 42 tith Duggan Edward, saloon, 131 5th Dnggan Ed P, restaurant, 322 Davis Dniwan Timothy, wood and coal, 1019 OUHAGON F> homoepathic physician, 30t Su tter DUHSM ft COf photograph artists, 1633 Polk Duhot Mme O, laundry, 743 Howard Dnisenberg Charles ft Co (Charles Dni- ■enbeig), North Oerman Lloyd Steam* •hip Co and commiision merchanta, 314 Sacramento DuisenWg Charles, North German Lloyd Sieamship Co and commission mercliant, 314 Sacramento Du Jardia Fred, cigars and tobacco, SE cor Pinfl and Kearny Duke Catoline, dressmaking, 621 Taylor Daley Lucy, confectionery, 1330 Pacific Dullay Wm P, confectionery, 1330 Pa- cific Dumas Mrs E, lodging-house, 48 7th Dumas L, fruits and vegetables, 48 7th Dumont Pierre, wines aud liquors, 2759 Harrison and 237 4th Dumphy Luke, tailor, 2012 Polk Dun R G ft Co, mercantile agency. Jay Lugsdin mgr, 320 California DTTNAHD LOUIS F, attomey-at-Uw, 331 Montgomery DTJirANO, HULER & HUOHES. (L(mis F Dunand, Frank D Miller and James E Hughes), attomeys>at-law, 331 Montffomery Da Navent AC, wellsinker and contrac- tor, 2518 Mission Dunbar David, plumber, '1601 Geary Dunbar James, blacksmith, foot of 6th DTJUBAB JAMES> metal roofer and f;alvanized iron cornice, 1073 Market wt 6th and 7th Dunbar J K, physician, cor 6th and Bry- ant Dunbar L L, dentist, 23 Kearny Duncan ft Boyle ( Wm Duncan and Den- nis Boyle), blacksmiths and horse- shoers 22 Tyler Duncan Geo ft Co, asphaltam workers, 652 Market Duncan James, tannery, Brannan bet 8th and 9th Duncan John M, range builders and roofer, 1136 Mission Duncan Mills Laud and Lumber Co, I E Thayer agt, 22 California Duncan Wm (Duncan ft Boyle), 22 Ty- ler Duncan William L, stock broker, 306 Montgomery Dundas Miss, dressmaker, I026| Lar- kin DUHDOVP F* San Francisco Boiler Works, 131 and 133 Folsom Dunfield Mrs E, dressmaker, 768^ How- ard DTJVHAM B F (Duncan, Carrigan ft Co), 107 Front DUKHAM. CABBIOAH ft 00 (B F Dunham, A Carrigan, E W Planter and W LMcCormiok), hardware, iron and steel, i07-ill Front Dunham Henry, whitener, 345 3d Dunigan Mrs Mary, fruit* and vegeta- bles, 326 5th Dunker Ado';>h, sclson, 12 Oregon CD CUVIN NUniNS t SON, 4»I«»BW<«. JAII4 Ann VBMCBWOKIL mn MiUa Mtrect, «•■ V il«e«. ^ illFH TllCCir t on Hl.: San Francisco. 129 DFlffKEB D (Patzman & Danker), 340 Pine Dunkley Mrs D, bakery, 936 Folsom Dnnlap A W, magnetic healer, 822 Miscion Dunlap D L, cigars and tobacco, 21 Leideadorff Dunlap J D, deputy U S marshal, res Los Aneeles Dunmore Wm, blacksmith, 17 Anna Dunn & Blucher (James Dunn and Geo Bluoher), hay and grain, NE cor Fillmore and Lombard Dunn C, whitener and plasterer, 312 Tehama Dunn D E, hairdresser, 615 California Dunn E & Co (E Dunn), musical instru- ments, 1216 Market Dunn Horace D, fishing tackle and lamps, 547 Washington DUNK JAMES, supt California Cracker Co, NW cor Broadway and Battery Dunn James (Dunn & Blucher), 1219 Powell and NE cor Fillmore and Lombard Dunn James, wood and coal, 903 Pacific Dunn John, carpenter, 312 Tehama Dunn John, saloon, 839 Sacramento Dunn John J, pattern and modelmaker, 143 and 145 Fremont Dunn P, liquors, 114 2d Dunn Wm (Koany & Dunn), 1118 Mis- sion Dunne J F (Donnelly, Dunne &. Co), 601 California D unne O wen, saloon, 309 3d DUNNE PETER Fi attomey-at-law, room 17, 7 Moutgomerv ave Dunnigan & O'Dea (M O'Dea and Patrick Dunnigan), blacksmiths, 126 Geary Dunnigan Patrick (Dunnigan & O'Dea), 126 Geary Dunning Mrs K M, dressmaker, 131 Post Dunning Thos, groceries, 263 Clara Dnnphy Luke, tailor, 2012 Polk DUNPHT THOMAS N ft CO (Thos S Dunp'iy), l>ill posters and general Hdvertiaiiig nfcta, 50ti Commercial DUNPHT WM (Wm Dunphy & Co), room 1, 504 Kearny DUNPHY WM ft CO wholesale butchers, Kearny Dunsing F W, groceries, 301 1 Mission Dunsmuir A (Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co), 6-20 East Dunsmuir, Diggle &, Co (R Dunsmuir, W N Dig(;leand A Dunsmuir^, proprs Wellington Colliery, 6'20 East Dunsmuir R (Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co), 620 East (Wm Dunphy), room 1, 504 Danworth Peter, grocer, 19 Clinton Dupem N, local stock broker, 430 Cali- fornia Duprat George, tailor, 1314 Larkin DuPrat Joseph S, mill and mining, room 12, 416 California Dupuy E, physician, 901 Sutter Dupuy J (J Dupuy & Co), 630 Broad- way DUPUT J ft CO (J Dupuy and J Baron), carriage mfrs, 630 Broadway Dupuy Madam M, feathers, 436 Bush Dupy t' G, attomey-at-law, 316 Cali- fornia Durand A, interpreter and collector, 523 Kearny Durand J A, broker, 410 Clay Durbrow Alfred K, mining sec, 69 Nevada Block Durein Bros (C J and Wm Durein), Humboldt House, 1309 and 1311 Stock- ton Durein C J (Durein Bros), .1309 and 1311 Stockton Durein Wm (Durein Bros), 1309 and 1311 Stockton Durban Joseph, groceries, 14 Clara Durkee & Moor (E W Durkee and J B Moor), mfrs woven wire spring mat- tresses, 623^ Howard Durkin Edward, general broker, 306 Montgomery DURKIN P ft E, real estate, 306 Montgomery DUROSE F F. bed comforter factory, 29 2d Duryea's Starch Agency, Henry C Ed- gerton agt, 109 Califoioia Duseuberg Bros, 109 Battery Dussol Gustavo, pres Derbeo Blue Gravel Mining Co, 522 Montgomery Dutard H, commission merchant, 126 and 128 Davis Dutch Wm, dentist, 26 Montgomery Duttmer John, saloon, 417 Davis Dutton Henry Jr, Uay and grain, pier 7, Steuart Dutton & Partridge (John Partridge and 8 E Dutton), stationers, .306 Cali- fornia Dutton S E (Dutton ft Partridge), 306 California DUTTON W J, sec Fireman's Fund Insura' 'ce Co of California, SW cor California and Sansome Duval Eli (McCloskey ft Duval), 407 4th Duval Geo L (J W Grace ft Co), 40 Ca!ifornia Duveneck C B, groceries, cor 17th and Eureka DWELLE J H> new Domestic and Singer and second-hand sewing ma- chines, 27 6th GO CJ &0 HARDWOOD LUMBER, £!'.£?"'"<>" t» A 18 Main mv;S 14 * 10flp«ar C««nterTeiw. M«>i>f6i Fo«ta, Balawiera. ODD miOWS' SUPPUES. "M"a/8SY^.^«rrfy^VJfgg5?A.7^ 130 San Francisco. DweUing anoe of M nn^ HoQM Underwriters' Inmir- New York, Hutohinsoa & Mnnagts, 322 and 324 California DWINELLE SAMI H, attomeyat- law, 626 Montgomery Dwyer Miss Annie, teacher Valencia Primary School, e s Valencia bet 22d and 23d Dwyer George R, groceries, NW cor Dapont and Bay Dwyer J, physician, 223 Pacific Dwyer John, groceries, SW cor 19th and Howard Dwyer Mrs K M, milliner, 405 Hayes Dwyer Mrs M, groceries, 1124 Harrison Dwyer Michael, saloon, 1U6 1st Dwyer Michael W, fruits, 2947 16th Dwyer, iSkaife & Robertson (T R Dwyer, A Skaife and H Robertson), wholesale cigars, 400 Sansome Dwyer Mrs T, groceries, SW cor 7th and Minna Dwyer T, painter, 108 Langton Dwyer TR (Dwyer, Skaife & Robert- son), 400 Sansome DTER CHARLES A. commission and insurance, room 17, 330 Pine Dyer James J, contractor, 528 California Dyer J J, dentist, 37 Post Dyer J P (Kenney & Dyer), 228 Mont- gomery Dyer M, stoves and tinware, 749 Mission Dyer Mrs Margret, dressmaker, 3036 I6th Dyer W C, cooper, 1017 Battery e: Eagan John, 1129 Folsom Eiu|Ie Brass Foundry, M Greenberg, 205 Fremont Easle Coffee Mills, L C Bertin and C Cepori, 517 Commercial 2M7 Mala litMvt, Haa Vraaelae*. UlEN TUGGIE«C0. Pacific Coast Har1Woote'-"*»»»^»*- San Fraiielar«« San Francieco. 131 EATOH CSHAS S* pianos and organs, 647 Market Eaton Edward B, phvncian, 940 Howard Eaton F W, San Francisco Steamboat and Transportation Co, 320 Sansomo Eaton 1 F (I F Eaton &, Son), 7]7 Va- lencia, 1716 Stevenson and 3d Street Wharf Eaton I F & Son (IF and Alfred J Ea- ton), wood «r, 324 Geary Eckler Fred, saloon, 634 TaciHc EGKLER B E, painting and whiten- ing, 12 7th Eckstein Wm, saloon, NW cor Bush and Montgomery Eclipse Cracker Co,T J Chadbourne mgr, 214 Sacramento Edelmann A M, musician, 217 Waller Edelmonn Joseph, locksmith, 812 Lar- kin Edger Mm Addia, dressmaker, 721 Val- lejo Edg«rlv Henry C, accountant, room 18, ^8 Montgomery Edgorlv S A, stationery and variet es, 215 Montgomery ave Edserton Henrv C, Duryea's Starch Agency, 109 California Edmond P A, barl»er, 53 5th Edmonds M A, judge ^tuperior Court, New City Hall Edmoudson J G, painter, 220 Brannan Edmondson John, paintshop, '2S0 Bran> nan E Imondson ft Pfiel (W H Edmondson and J W Ptiel), hairdressers, 1239^ Folsom Edmondson Mrs S J, bakery and fancy ffoods, 1131 Mission Edmondson W H (Edmondson ft Pfiel), 1239i Folsom Edmund James, sacks, 5 Clay 604 504 SDMUHDS OBOBOE. aed andtrea* California Cracker Co, NW cor Bat- tery and Broadway Edmunds P A, hairdresser, 53 5th Edouart Alexander, photographer, Kearny Edouart s Photographic Gallery, Kearny Edson C A ft Co (G G Hoyt, K H Swayne and C A Edson), ship and custom house brokers, 501 Battery Edward Hall, cor Jersey and Sanchez Edward Norman, paints and oils, 1053 Market Edwards C E, meat market, 28 4th Edwards ft Co (William Edwards), stock brokers, 316 Montgomery Edwards ft Co, opticians and stationers, 624 Montgomery Edwards David, dressmaking, 44 O'Far- rell EDWABDS FBANK 0. carpets and paperhMngmgs, 628-636 Clay Edwards George, real estate, 108 Leides- dorff Edwards George D, sec Overman and Segregated Belcher Mining Cos, 414 California Edwards Henry (C and P H Tirrell ft Co), 419 Clay Edwards J, leader Independence Band, 425 Pine Edwards James W, dentist, 8 Kearny EDWARDS J 0, propr of the "Coast Review," 320 Sansome Edwards John, bakery, SE cor Mason and Francisco Edwards Matthias, restaurant, 208 Drumm EDWABDS. PKXENS & FULTON (James R Pickens and Wm Fulton), commercial agency, 401 California Edwards ft Son, mfg jewelers, 618 Mer- chant Edwards ft Stephen!*, fish, 33 Centre Market Edwards T M, druggist, NE cor Kearny and Jackson Edwards William (Edwards ft Co), 316 Montgomery Edwards W T, groceries, 2 12th Eells Chas P, attomey-at-law, 230 Mont- gomery Ennger Christian, hardware and crock- ery, 139 3<1 Egan James, wood, coal, hay and grain, 438 Minna and i^ I Mission Egan John (Kelly ft E^an), 623 Sansome Egan R J. fu rnitu re, 140 4th EQEBTON HENBT C. commission merchant, mill and mining supplies, cutlery, and agt for Duryea's btarch, 109 California Eggers ft Co, liquors, 327 and 329 Bush o m o o 01 o > r o > CD PI m ■n Iff* o HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITK BROM.. la « IS Main and 14 * 1« llpe»r Ht, M. r Msttt Miork.Oak Pla tk ami TImker LOUIS BBHEHmHJt CD.;»J£:?g^^5gS>ya ^0%.! 19 ISSLTr 132 San Francisco. XGOERS ft CO (George H and Herman C Egsers), importing and oommisaion meronanta, 214 Calitornia Egoera George H (Eggers & Co), 214 California Eggers Honry, groceries, 228 Brannan Eggers Herman C (li^rs A Co), 214 California Eggers J F G, liquors, 533 California Eggers Minnie, bakery, 1019^ Pacific Eggert Mrs L L, masio teacher, St Ann's Building Egeleston A T, Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co, 124 Post %2leton Geo, livery stable, 121 Jackson Eging Chris {Attinger & Eging), 316 Ofarrell Ehinger Ernest, liquors, NW cor Mason and Broadway Ehlen John P, groceries and liquors, 813 Washington Ehlers Wiechen, groceries, SW cor Vall ejo a nd Keariiy EHREirBERO A T, physician, office, hours from S to 9 am and lto3PH, 225 Dupont Ehrenpfort Edward, carpets, 235 IGth EHRENPFOBT FRED K (Rothschild & Ehrenpfort), 118 Front Ehrenpfort Wm, importer of wholesale and retail carpets, oil cloths, curtain good)!, shades, matting, etc, 14 3d Ehrhard Adam.gents' and boys' furnish- ing goods and clothing, 25() 3d Ehrhorn August, bootmaker, 1220 Lar- kin Ehrhorn Chas A, bootmaker, 305 Du- pont Ehrhorn Edward, bootmaker, Folsom bet 7th and Rth Ehrhorn R, boot and shoemaker, 325 Turk Ehrhorn Mrs R, fruits and confection- ery, 326 Turk Ehnchs Diederich, liquors, SE cor Battery and Vallejo Ehrichs Richard, saloon, SE cor Battery and Vallejo Ehrlick Herman, variety store, 225 6th Ehrman Jo3 (M Elirman & Co), 104 Front Ehrman Julius (Esberg, Bachman & Co), SE cor California and Battery Ehrman M (M Ehrman & Co), 104 Front Ehrman M & Co (M and Jos Ehrman and S Sussman), wholesale grocers, 104-110 Front EibenvHenry, cabinetmaker and carpen- ter, 225 Post Eichenloub John, saloon, 412 Jackson Eichers John, electricity, 310 Mont- gomery ave Eicbler Henry, merchant tailor, 114^ Turk EICHLEBJH ft 00, Pf??" P»«?? Steam Candy Factory, 10b5 Market bet 6th and 7th , „. . , Eicholz & Macpherson (T H Eicholz and T Macpherson), oils, lamps, crock- ery and tinware, 27 6th Eicholz T H (Eicholz ft Macphersc-), 27 6th Eickhoff Henry (Neumann ft Eickhoff), attorneys, 432 Montgomery Eickhorst Fred, groceries, NW cor Greenwich and Pierce Eidinger Edward, tailor, 2239 Mission Eighth-street Grammw School, w s 8th bet Harrison and Bryant Eighth-street Primary School, cor 8th and Harrison Einbracht Exchange (Ch Hund and Wm Klos), saloon, 823 Market Eiuhorn J H (O'Dwyer ft Einhom), 36 and 38 3d Einsfeld Peter, barber shop, 050 Market Einstein ft Bemheim (Morris Einstein and A Bernheim), San Buenaventura, general commission merchants, office 206 Front Einstein Morris (Einstein ft Bemheim), 206 Front Eintracht Hall, 312 Post Eipper T, barber, 1231 Dupont Eirancovich J & Co, agt cocoanut fac- tory, 621 Sansome Eisele Feliir, restaurant, 719 Market Eisen Francis T, Pioneer and Alta Mills, 12 Stevenson Eisen Theodore A (Curlett ft Eisen), 330 Pine Eiscnbach Ad (Louis Taussig ft Co), 205 and 207 Battery Eisenberg A, wholesale dealer watches, diamonds, etc, 206 Kearny Eisenberg E ft Bro (E and M Eisenberg), cigar factory, SE cor Market and Fremont Eisenberg ft Bro (E and M Eisenberg), cigar mfr«, 327 Market Eisenberg E (Eisenberg ft Bro), 327 Market Eisenberg I, merchant tailor, 107 Sutter Eisenberg M (Eisenberg ft Bro), 327 Mar- ket Eisenmenger Carl, painter, 2103 Mission Eisenschimel Carl, teacher of penman- ship and drawing, 27 Post Eisert Chas, bakery, 537 Hayes Eisner H, painter and whitener, 212 15th Eisner M (Eisner ft Co), 228 Front Eisner M (Eisner ft Pape), 623 Kearny Eisner M ft Co (M Eisner and F Gun- zendorfer), mfrs Havana and domestic cigars, importers and dealers in leaf tobacco, 228 Front Eisner ft Pape (M Eisner and E Pape), jewelers, 623 Kearny s PRISON CELLS, "&!',£& smsSV."- CALVIN NllHlNG t SON. KM, tUSGLE I CC. OHEGOW m IWB WHPlE.'tf.^MKKr- San Francisco. 133 Eisner P (Demer* & E-sner), 331 4th Eissler M, aupt Union Powder Co, 40 California EKARD CSHARLEB. saloon, 024 Branuan Eklund J P, oysters, 80 uud 32 3 F Market Eland Robert, liquors, SE cor 4th and Howard Elcho House, Isaac H Ba^s propr, 863^ Market Elder Bros (JohM and James Elder), dry goods, 315 Hayes Elder & Dobbin (W J Elder and J B Dobbie), stovet", ranf es, etc, 606 Clay Elder James (Elder Bros), res 400 Broad- way, New York Elder John (Elder Eros), 315 Hayes Elder Scott,. health in8p*^otoi, 14 O'Far- rell Elder W J (Elder & Dobbie), 606 Clay EL DORADO FRUIT CO, o W > ink, pres, F B Wilde, sec, 22 MontKomery Eldora Gold and Silver Mining Co, A C Hammond sec, 401 California Eldredge IV G, groceries, stalls 12-17 Metropolitan Market, cor Mission and New Montgomery ELDRIDOE J (Easton & Eldridge), 22 Montgomery Eldridgc Oliver, agt New York Marine Underwriters and pres California Dry Dock Co, 318 California Electric Light Co (S T Boardman, E P Boberts and A H Olds), 23 Stevenson Electric Star Social Club, F E Haskell pres, 405 California "ELEVATOR." 612 Battery ELEVATOR WORKS, Riekards & Urquhsxt, 115 Drtunm Elfelt & CV> (A B Elfelt and Elfelt, Levi A Co), ,tt & Cummmg (Richard Elliott and R M Cumming), stock-brokers, 324 Pine Elliott Ezekiel, wood and coal, 770 Bry- ant Elliott H A ( Wadham & Elliott), 206 1st Elliott H B, drayman, 1 Howard Elliott, Nathan & Co, fruits, 509 San- some Elliott Richard (Elliott & Cumming), 324 Pine Elliott William G, general agt Commer- cial Fire Insurance Co and Alleman- nia Fire Insurance Co, 410 California Elliott W G, meat-market, 2323 Web- ster ELLIOTT W W, (W v: Elliott & Co), 619 Montgomery ELLIOTT WW & CO, lithographers and publishers of county histories, 619 Montgomery Ellis C, carpenter, 205 Ellis Ellis C A, carpenter, 622 Jones Ellis Miss Coe, teacher South San Fran- cisco School, SW cor 14th ave and L FJlis H H (Plllis & Miller), 21 and 23 Spear Ellis John, livery stable, 919 Golden Gate ave Ellis Louis (Snyder & Ellis), 38 6th Ellis Mrs Mary A, bakery, 201 1 Mission Ellis & Miller (H H Ellis and J W Mil- ler), hay and grain, 21 and 23 Spear Ellis & Tindal, commission merchants, 500 and 502 Sansoine ELLISON DAVID, groceries, 335 10th Ellon R, mining sec, 310 Pine Elmer Mrs M E, lodging-house, 314 Bush ELMERS N, groceries, provisions, wines, liquors and cigars, SW cor Powell and Greenwich Elms John, cai petbeater and layer, 536 Bush Eloesser Leo, sec Hebrew Benevolent Society, 414 Clay Elsasser Charles (Dietz & Elsasser), 16 Geary Elsbach Herman (Schoenholz Bros & Co), 1913 Fillmore and 110 and 112 6th "El Tecolote" (Spanish), San Francisco Elverbon A (0 Peterson & Co), 244 Sut- ter Elvin Henry, liquors, N W cor Main and Bryant El well Frank, tailor, 315 Sutter 7^ c/> GO 3 fro 2J <& UIDnUf nnn l IIIIDCD white BR0«« 1« * is Mnln and 14 * 16 Spear nMnlllf UUU LUniDCn, »t, ».¥. oak. AmU, Hickory, Mayle. Cherry, etc. ODD FEUOWy sumiEs. ,» H...«M #ti>.. at WOltC K O — * Q9h IkllE 134 iSfan Francisco. H CO Ely W A, phyndan, 109 Powell Ely«ium Saloon, S Gachwander propr, 4'J6 Pine Em«na>£l. Congregation, Synagogne, Sutter bet Stockton and Powell Enumuel Emanuel (L ft E Emanuel), 725 Market Emanuel Episcopal Church, Jesaie bet 6th and 7th Emanuel Harris, clothing, 433 Pacific Emanuel L ft E (Lewis and Emanuel Emanuel), wholesale and retail furui* ture, 72A Market Emanuel Lewis (L ft E Emanuel), 725 Market Emeris Joseph, capitalist, 621 Sansnme Emerson D W, boots and shoes, 2608 Mission Emerson John A (Drake ft Emerson), commission merchants, 521 and 523 Sansome Emerson Wm, lessee Emerson Standard Theatre, 320 Bush Emerson's Standard Theatre, Wm Emer- son lessee, 320 Bush Emery S S, carpenter, 423 '^eary Emmanuel Mission (Presb, arian), Har- rison bet 5th and 6th Emme Louis, varieties and branch bak- ery, cor 19th and Shotwell EMMERICH BALTHASAB. barber, 1308 Howard ur 19th EMMERICH MRS LOUISE, mid- wife, 2308 H owar d EMMET C TEMPLE, attomey-at- law, 224 Sansume Emmet Wheeler, attorney, 224 Sansome Emmons O W, stenographer, 218 Cali- fornia EMPIRE BREWERY ANB MALT- HOUSE, John Harrold propr, 420 Chestnut EMPIRE COAL MINE AND RAIL- I ROAD. M W Belshaw propr, 402 Front I EMPIRE EXTRACT OF MALT CO, John Harrold Jr ft Co proprs, extract of malt, 420 Chestnut EMPIRE FOUNDRY AND MA- CHINE WORKS. Savage ft Sous proprs, 135-143 Fremont EMPIRE HOUSE, BENJ B SMITH propr, 630, 63i> and 64U Commercial Empire Match Factory, Hofen ft Co proprv, cnr 11th ami Harrison Empire Storage Warehouse, Davis bet California and Pine Engel Fred, butcher, 967 Mission En^elbei^ Emil A, bakery and confec- tionery, 416 Kearny Engelbert Peter H, cigars, 4 4th Engel reoht H (EngelbrecHt, Fox ft Co), 312 Front Engelbrecht, Fox ft Co (H and H A Engelbrecht and Otto Fox), whole- ssle cigars and tobacco, 312 and 314 Engelbrecht H A (Engelbrecht, Fox ft Co), 312 Front Engelhar t Wm, saloon, SW cor Pine and Montgomery Engemann H, cigars. ^51 3d Engenger Mrs Theresa, lodgings, 1016 Market Engine No 1, 419 Pacific Engine No 2, San Francisco Fire Depart- ment, Thomas Sands foreman, 412 Bush Engine House No 9, 320 Main Engine House No 4, 146 2d Engine No 5, 1219 Stockton Engine No 7, 16th bet Guerrero and Va- IdUCIA "Engineer of the Pacific," 507 Mont- gomery Engiver ft Weintraub (Wm A Engiver andS Weintraub), AltaSoap Co, 109 and 111 Oregon Engiver Wm A (Alta Soap Co), 109 and 111 Oregon Enslander L, attomey-at-law, 636 Clay ENOLE ft HARPER (Volney Engle and Thos Harper), grocers, NE cor O'Farrell and Powell Engle ft Son, lumber, Fillmore St Wharf ENOLE VOLNEY (Engle ft Harper), NE cor O'Farrell and Powell Englehardt Wm, liquors, SW cor Pine and Montgomery En.'ler B, sausage factory, 227 4th Eiiiiler German, bakery, 409 Union English James W, real estate, SE cor 20th and Folsom English Jerome (English ft Lynch), 228 Mission English John F, produce, 313 Davis English ft Lynch (iferome English and Peter Lynch), horseshoers, 228 Mis- sion English W D (English ft Wright), 327 Pine English ft Wright (O B Wright and W D English), agt" California Vigorit Powder Co, 327 Pine l:u.^man Charles, whitener and plasterer, 13 Stockton Ennis Miss Catherine, varieties, Geary ;RW'0 frank, attomey-at-law, California Enos John S, attomey-at-law, Montgomery Enos Joseph 1^, saloon, 117 Jackson Enos J S, lodging-house, 1 17 Davis Enquist Alfrra A, notary public and steamship agt, 436 Montgom ry 1905 528 628 9. CO CO CO C/9 CO CO 09 to E i oo PRISON CEUS, o F«*nr«M »nd Bfldve Work. mn Mala Strevt, n. tP. CAlVINNiJniNG&SON. kUa. T1IG61E t CO.. WEXICMI H«BD WMDS.'M.?J8a&r CO CM CM j2 &0 8cm Frandaco. 136 Enright C, ■aloon, 4? 3 Pine Enright E P, mrooerioi, 226 6th Enrighc John, liquors, 313 6th Enright Patrick, srouerieii, 1131 Howard and 8W oor Folaoni and Main Enright Thomav, liquora, 200 7th Enright Wm (Wm Enright A: Co), 80 Sutter Enright Wm ft Co (Wm Enright), plum^ni and gastitten, 30 8utter Euuign Saloon, C Schwartz, R Uuting ana A Meyer propra, 1 Market Enterpri>e Brewery, F Hillebran^t ft Co, 2015-2010 FoUom Enterprise Mining Co, J L Fields sec, /30 P ine ENTERPRISE MILL ft BUILDINO CO, 1> A MaoDonald pres, K 8 Fal- coner sec, W N Miller supt, 217-225 Spear and 218-226 Steuart Eper Ernest, variety, 323 5th Eppinger ft Co (J Eppinger, B Ettlinger and nerman Eppinger), shipping analinger), commission merchants, 210 Clay Erlanger Herman (Erlanger ft Galinger), 210 Clay Ernst A Girvin, official shorthand reporter, 636 Clay Ernat Adam, diamond setter, 22 Kearny Emat Henry (Hoffinan ft Ernst), 1114 Stockton Emat Peter, bootmaker, Miaaion bet 20th and 30th Emat W (Haatedt ft Emat), NE oor Clay and Stockton Ertola B, machinist, 1608 Dupont Ertrila G, lockamith, 1608 Dupont Erzgraber Adolph (Krzgraberft Oeating), 27 and 108 California Market Erzsraber ft Brigg-* (C O Erzgraber and £W Briggs),cigur8 and tobacco, whole- -'^sale and retail, 616 Market Erzgraber C U (Erzgraber ft Briggs), 616 Market Erzgraber ft Oeating (Adolph Erzgraber and William Uestine), groceries, 27 and 108 California Market Esberg, Bachman ft Co (M Esberg, S BacTiman, S F and Julius Ehrmann), wholesale cigars and tobacco, S£ cor California and Battery Esberg M (Esberg, Bachman ft Co), SE cor California and Battery ESBT R H (Doane ft Co), 64 Califor- nia Market Edcaig J, cutlery, 524 Commercial Eachalbach G, cigars and tobacco, 323 Pacific Esche ft Jacoby, insurance agts, 320 Sanaome Esche Otto, aeo of the Metropolitan Loan Association and Home and Loan Associates, 320 Sanaume Esperanza Lodge F and A M, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Espina's Writing Academy, F A Espina propr, 37 Post ESTEE ft BOALT (M M Estee and John H Bjalt), attorneys-at-law, 410 California Estee M M (Estee ft Boalt), 410 Califor- nia Estrade P, oarria^-maker, 708 Battery Estrem Jos, clothing, 636 Pacific Etienne Derbec, prea of the "Conrrier l)e San Francisco" Publishing Co, 536 Clay Etienne Victor, diary produce, 1317 Du|>ont Etthofer H, bootmaker, 602 4th Etting W A, hardware, cutlery and tools, 110 6th, branch stores, 509 Montgomery ave and 1 108 Market Ettinger M. mfr of fringes, gimps, cords, tassels, buttons and ladies' dress trimmings. 105 Post Ettlin^r fi (Eppinger ft Co), 316 Cali- fornia Ettlinger S, furniture, 1016 Howard bet 6th and 7lh Eul Wm (Lieboldft Eul), 7 Stockton C > o o CO CO c/> CO V Ml f I IMRDWOOD UI«B£R, WHITR BROIi.. M 4k IS Mala aad 14 * 1« Uu^ mft,m.af, OrccM Aiali, Ma»le ud AltfcrT i I'UIS BRHERHMN & tU./'SlSl^fTi.Td.^'rti^nss.i^X' i 1 I 09 H CO « 9 si i- if 136 o«r«, ll«ak Vaalt«. BU>. UlEI CO • S2 CO mn. TUGGU t CO.. wagom lumbeb, C^ C4 S2 San Franciacu. 137 EWIHO OHAB Of mgr )! The Baboook ft VViloox Co Pdtent Water tuba Steam Boilers, 503 Miwion Ewing Chaa 0, aurvryiKg instrumeata, 120 Sutter Ewiiig J F, wagonmaker, 17-21 Ala- bama Ewing John, horaeshoer, 860 Howard Ewing John, horoahoor, llOSMiasion Ewing Primary School, oor Uurriaon ana4th "EXAMIHEB " (The) (daily and week- ly), " Exauiiuer" PuLiishing Co pub- liahera aad propra, otiioe junotion O'Farrelland Market, I'helan'a Block, editorial and oumpoaing rooms, 538 Sacramento EXAMIHER PUBLISHmO. CO. puba aud propra The " Examiner," Emanuel Kutz mgr, office Phelan's Block, June O'Furrell and Market Examining Surgeona for Penaiona, 71& ClHjr Exodlaior Broom Factory, CItriatopher Ulunz propr, 64 and G6 West Mission Excelaior Coal and Transportation Co, M K ItolKirtB Jr, 5 Spear Excelsior Hotel, J Drager and C Died- erichsen proprs, 608 and tilO capitalist, room 1, 30J Montgomery FAIR MRS M E> dressmaker, 2 Chel' sea Place FAIRBANKS & HUTCHINSON. aat'es, acales, ateel and iron, 4U1 Mar- ket Fairfax Mining Co, O C Miller aec, 409 California Fairmount School, cor Chenery nr Randall Fair Villa Mining Co, J H Sayre aec, 330 Pine Fairweather J, books, stationery and fancy goods, 512 Hayes FAIRWEATHER J ARTHUR. (Nygh ft Fairweather), 330 Pine Falck Bernhard, cigars, 421 Montgom- ery Faico A, watchcase repairing, 614 Merchant Falco Mrs A, dressmaker, 306 Stockton Falconer J, carpenter, 25 Tyler FALCONER R S. sec Enterprise Mill and ButUiing Co, 217-225 Spear Fa'es Mra A (Uunu ft Falea), 224 Stock- ton Falk, Chandler ft Co, 1 tmber, 7 Spear Falk, Hawl.yft Co (N H Falk and J C Hawley), Areata Sawmills, 7 Spear Falk Jerome (Falk ft Simon), 801 Lar- kin Falk N H (Falk, Hawley ft Co), 7 Spear Falk ft Simon (Jerome Falk and A Si- mon), groceries, 801 Larkin 7^ c/» &0 t/> &0 CO en HkRDWOODUIMBER.S!'/ ■TB BR4Mi . in * IS Mala mn^k 14 * lOMlMar ii»$uttmrTm»m, Bhswel P««Ui, Italaaiera. nmcifrs Tt rpuH iwiFOBiiis'sg^ws ftsii. as Vraarlae*. ULEI 138 San Francisco. Falk Solomon (KoeniKsberger, Falk & Mayer), 312 Washington Falke E C, liquors, 6 Mission Falkenau & Keese (L Falkenau and H W Reese), assayers, 328 Montgomery Falkenhahn Fred, liauors, 420^ (ith Falkenstein & Co (Henry Falkenstein, Moses Meyerfield and Sally Sieben- hauer), wholesale cigars and tobacco, NE cor Battery and Sa-iameiito Falkenstein Henry F (Falkenstein & Co), NE cor Battery and Sacramento Falkingham Edwin, children's carriage works, !6th bet Folsom and Harrison Falkner, Bell & Co (James D Walker, Thos Menzies and H D Harrison), insurance agts, shipping, commission and wool merchants, 430 California Fallon Mrs, bakeries, 134 Hayes Fallon D A, music teacher, 134 Hayes Fallon & Buckley (Mathew Fallon and Chris Buckley), liquors, 323 Fash bet Montgomery an3| Market. and cor Famfield C P, general agt Union Insur- ance Co, 416 California FARNHAM J H (Farnham & White), 6 Folsom FARNHAK ft WHITE (J H Farn- ham and C G White), shipwrights, 6 Folsom Famlasher A, Bavaria Bakery, 1218i Ff^lsom Farnsworth E D (E D Farnsworth & Son), 219 Sansome FARNSWORTH S D ft SON (E L> and E P Farnsworth), insurance agts, 219 Sansome Farnsworth E P (E D Farnsworth & Son), 219 Sansomo Farnum C A, wood and coal, 312 Tyler Farnum Charles E, physician, 672 Mis- sion Farnum J E, bank commissioner, res Oakland Farragut Insurance Co of New York, E D Farnsworth & Son agts, 219 Sansome Farrall James, grocer, 458 Natoma FARRAR B F, mir m.-^ttrcsses and lounges, 946 Howard, 1555 and 1557 Market Farrel John, baker, 442i 3d Farrell Mrs Annie, bakery, 442i 3d Farrell Daniel, saloon, 101 3d Fan-ell Edward, contractor and builder, 638 Market FARRELL JAMES, groceries and liquors, 458 Natomu Farrell James, fruits and vegetables, cor Folsom and 22d Farrell Jas A, liquors, 110 Berry FARRELL J M, propr Central Pacific Hotel, 336-3<50 4th Farrell Joe ; Farrell & Mehenn), 1313 Broderick Farrell John T, tinsmith, 446 Valencia Farrell Miss Kate, dressmaker, 348 4th Farrell M, liquors, 106 Ist Farrell & M'fherin (Joe Farrell and Mark M Meherin), blacksmiths, 1313 Broderick Farrell Michael, meat market, 424 4th FAREELL SAML B, general adver- tisif; jx-^t, 348 4th Farrell P, hotel, cor Point Lobos j .d 20th ave Farrell Wm D, groceries, 1151 Howard Farre'l W D, liiiuors, 162 1st Farrelly D, coffee saloon, 210 1st Farrelly J M, liqu'>rs, 435 California Farrelly M, liquors, Meiggs' Wharf, North Bearh Farrelly Mich el, Joseph and Mitchell, liquors, -^35 California Farren .John W, wagoamaker and blacksmith, 121 B*^ale &0 m CO eo CO CO oo o« S o PtlVm llirrTIIIP 9 CnU TubaUr Wh<>«'ll»arrow«. Bt>tit and Mrids« vHUill liUIIINU & OUIIi WMk, M7 M«lB Mtreet, M«M Fnuiel«««. miEH. TUGGLE t CO., OBECON >SH >HD IIUPIE."-* * "»•»' "• San PninelMco . San Francisco. 139 Farrish Adam T (Mooiiy ft Farrish), 210 Davis Farater O (Schneider & Farster), 14 and 16 Geary Farwell Uoncentration Co, W B Far- well propr, 410 California Farwell Concentration Works, W B Farwell ingr, J H Birch foreman, 720 Bryant Farwell W B, propr Farwell Concentra- tion Co and mgr Nevada Concentra- tion Co, 41U California nnd 720 Bryant Fass Aaron, tailor, 816 Stockton F..SS Jacob, tailor, 603 California FassettGH, mgr The Baldwin Hotel FASSETT H, Climax Washing Powder Co, 905i Howard Fassler B (Lent & Fassler), junction Market, East aud Sacramento Father de Smet Con Gold Mining Co, H Deas sec, room 44, 309 Montgomery Faubel Jucoh, butcher, 173 16th Faubel John, meat market, cor Sacra- mento and Fillmore Faubel Philip, butcher, NE cor 20th aiid Shotwell FauU Wm (Merry, FauU & Co), 125 California Faulsticli Thaddeus, liquors, SE cor Harrison and 5th Fame L, Parisian rotisserie, 419 Pine Faure & Bertou, restaurant, 419 Pine Fauser Chas, meat market, cor R R aud 15th avca Fauss Mrs A (Fauas & Co), 1942 Mis- sion Fauss & Co, liquors, 1942 Mission Fauss Daniel (Fauss & Co). l'J42 Mission Fauss Otto (O Fauss & Co), cor Mission aiv^ lt)th FAUM ft CO (^i B Klcinclaus and Otto Fa 88), Willows Brewery, SE cor 19th and Mission Faust H W, publisher advertising map of Han Francisco, 527 Pine Fau.^i L (J L Faust &, Co), 536 and 5:^ California r:iu8t J L & Co (J L Faust and G F Ly brand), showcase mfrs, 538 Cali- fiirnin FAUTSCH F E< landscape gardener, cor Buchanan and Washi-igton Fava Amaduo, fruits and vegetables, ll30Foisom Favurel Louis ft Co (Louis Favarel), liquors, 1500 Polk Favor Anna M, Decorative Art School, 841 Market Favor CK.is S, deputy U S marshal, room 45, U 8 Appraiser's Bi-.ildiiig Favor Kimbal, dentist, 841 Market Fawcett ft Augsburuh (Stephen Fawoett and Fred Augsburgh), fruits, 69 Centre Market CO Fawcett Steve (Fawoett ft Angsba/gh), 69 Centre Market Fay Andrew, butcher, 1660 Mission Fay Caleb T, commission merchant and agt for Geneva Award, 320 Sansome Fay Max H, importer and agt fur fine books, 126 Kearny Fay Michael, saloon, NW cor 26th and Mission Fay P, liquors, 422 3d Fay Robert ft Co, piano mfr, 1715 Mis- sion Fay S J (Roundey ft Pay), 412 Kearny Fazzi R, fruits and vegetables, 1105^ Howerd Fearn Miss Barbara, dressmaker, St Ann's Building Fearn Geo A, second-hand clothing, 958 Howard Foaron Mrs Mary, groceries, 341 Jessie FEATHER WABEHOUSE. J West- fall propr, 7(i4 Mission Featherston Peter, groceries, 17 Zoe Febigs Col George L, assistant pay- master, general and chief paymaster military division Pacific and deputy of California Army Building, 36 New Montgomery Fechheimer Chaa S (Fechheimer ft St eele), t runks and valises. 109 Battery FECHHEIHER. GOODKINO & CO (M S Fechhtimer, Henry Goodkind, Chas E Adler and Chas Fishel, whole- sale clothing, 16 and 18 Sansome Fechheimer M S ( Fechheimer, Goodkind vb Co), residence New York Fechheimer ft Steele (Chas S Fechheimer and Wm A Steele), mfrs trunks and valises, factory cor Folsom aud 17th, 109 Battery Fwler F, tailor, 267 East Feder M M (M M Feder ft Co), 29 Bat- tery Fething, 419 Hayes Feder 8 (Rosenthal, Fedc- ft Co), 33 and 35 Battery FEDERAL HOTEL, J Dicund pmpr, l'f05 Stockton Federmeyer Leon P, hairwork artist, 127 Kearny Fecly Dennis, lodging-house, 641 Com- mercial Feehan Mrs Mary A, groceries, 142 and 144 Nt Frhnemaun Mena, groceries, 2201 Lar- kin Feibush Marcus, groceries, NW cor Octavii and Geary Feig Alexander, furniture, 151 3d Feige Robert, tailor, 952^ Howard CD C CO c > z o m 09 C/> 3 ^1 IliDRMfflnn IIIMQCD WM1TBBROM.18* IS Halaand 14 A l«Mp««r niinUlfUUU LURnfCn, •»«r««t.ll.r. W«ft«nMt«ck,<;aMaet WMda^ete. • mmmmm ■M LOUIS BBtVEBWAH & CO., JKwixER». oifPF Oooda ioTver than jiBjr honSef" the City. iIO JHonticomery St. 140 iSan Francisco. Feigenbaum B, willow works, 656 Mar- ket PEIGENBAUM BENEDICT (Feigen- baum & Co), 5:^0 Market FEIGENBAUM & CO (B andJ Feigen- baum and L Schwarzchild), fancy goods, novelties, notions, toys, cut- lery, cutlers' varieties, 520-526 Mar- ket and 21 and 23 Sutter FEIGENBAUM JOSEPH {Feigea baum & Co), 520 Market Feil Louis D, groceries, NW cor Hyde and Ellis Feiliiig & Henry (L Foiling and VV W Henry), commission merchants dairy produce, 319 Sacramento Foiling Louis (Feiling & Henry), 319 Sacramento Feinberg M S (Feinberg & Winter), 205 Front Feinberg & Winter (M S Feinberg and Beuj G Winter), commisiiion mer- chants, 205 Front Feisel F T, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 1509 Mission Feldbuscli J H D, insurance agt, 415 California Feldman Chas W, Concordia Saloon, 920 and 922 Market Feldmmn John D, groceries, NW cor Haight and Scott Feldmann John Otto, groceries, cor 21st and Valencia FELDMANN L & CO (L Feldmann). importers and dealers in wood and willow ware, ropes, cordage, and twines and house-furnishing goods, 315 and 317 Sacramento FELDMANN LOUIS ^ * HWW. Proprlrioni. lfi«tiU»llsh«4l IMt. M7 .Hata Street. » V. ALIEN, TBGGIE t CO.. Eastern Haril Wood lumber."*'**'"" " Mian Fnuietoe* San Francisco. 141 Fett Charles, groceries, 931 Folsom Fettes Andrew, fruits and vegetables, 3257 Mission Fetzer Geo J (Davisson, Hall & Co), 6 and 8 Sntter Fetz Joseph, wines and brandies, 107 3d Feusier Louis (Martin, Feusier & Co), 309-313 Clay Feustel Frank, bakery, 246 3d Ficf) Richard, groceries, 1735 Market Fiohthaler J L, mfr of cigars, 16 6th nr Market FIDELITT AND CASUALTY FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE CO OF NEW TOJElKi James U Garniss general agt, 406 California Fidelity Hull, >J18 Post Fidelity Lodge, No 136, A O U W, 218 Post Fidelity Lodge, No 2108, K of H, 218 Post Fiegeler Herman, groceries, 18 Natoma Field Alfred B (Richardson & field), 214 Califiirnia FIELD AHOS. e^r'^ceries, 230 Minna FIELD HENRY K. general agt New England Mutual Life Insurance Co, 328 Montgomery Fields J, judge U S Circuit Court, Ap- praiser's Building Field T, artist, portrait painter, 608 Market .ind !) Post Field Stephen J, presiding judge U S <.'ircuit Court, room 54, U S Apprais- cr's Building Fields James L, notary public, 313 Montgomery Fields J L. mming sec and notary pub- lii;, 330 Pine Ficlitz Wm, groceries, 259 4th Fifield Wm H, attorney -atlaw, 230 Montgomery Fifield VV J, propr Oakland Dairy De- pot, 117 nth Fifth Baptist Church, 22d bet Howard and Capo "FIOARO " (tlaily), J P Bogorde* edi- t> r and propr, 532 Merchant Figel Jos, merchant tailor, 211 Mont- gomery Figol Samuel, insurance broker, 40'J California Figer Benedict (Figer BroH), 615 Sacra- mento Fitfcr Bros (Benedict, and Joseph Figer), brush factory, 615 Sacramento Figer Joseph (Fi.;cr Bros), 615 Sacra- mento Fike ft Adams (N Fiko and Joseph W Adams), jutik. 740 Puuilic Fike N (Fike 4. >»..lam8), 740 Pacific Fildschau A, coffee saloon, 613 VVaait- irigton Filiate Henry P. saloon, 1.33 3d CO Filicich Vincent, restaurant, 813 Stockton Filippe de T B, teacher languages, 235 Kearny Filliot F, grocer and pork store, 131 6th Fillipich k Bonocich (N Fillipich and Ned Bonocich), restaurant, cor Bry- ant and Main Fillipich Nicholas, (Fillpich & Bono- cich), cor Bryant and Main FILLMAN SAMUEL, McClellan's Diphtheria and Fever Remedies, oiHce and laboratory, 763 Mission Fillman Samuel (Mixer & Fillman), 211 and 2 1 3 Mission Fillmer J, wood and willow ware, 638 Market Fillmore J A, general supt C P K R, cor 4th and Townsend Finigan D, liiiunrs, 1 1 1 Oregon FINCK JULIUS (Will & Finck), 769 Ma rket FINCE WILLIAM, barkeeper The Fountain, SE cor Sutter and Kearny Finigan Bernaril, bootmaker, 522 Va- lencia , ' Finigan Holmes, physician, 622 Clay Finigan James, liquors, 123 Silva nr 3d Fininger H L, watchmaker, 126 Kearny Fink A W, dairy produce, 50 and 51 Washington Market Fink Charles, mfg jeweler, 126 Kearny FINK Q W. real estate agt, mcjr Pacific Cou«t liand Bureau and pres El Dorado Fruit Co, 322 Montgomery Fink Hbary, candy, 1511 Dupont Fink Jas L (Bu r& Fink), 620 Market Finkbeincr George, crockery, glassware, pottery, lamps, coal oil, etc, 218 6th Finke Mrs (A Finke's widow), Cali- fornia champagne, 809 Montgomery Finke Henry, groceries, SW cor Post and Baker FINKELDEY CHAS (Balz Bros tc Finkeldcy), tannery, San Bruno Road bet 25th and 'i6th Finkenstedt Mrs Henry, retail dry gt.uds, 1307 Stockton Finking Richard, merchant tailor, 341 Kearny Finley &, Dickinson (R E Dickinson), butchers, 5 and 6 California Markcb Finley J K (Fiuley, Stevens & Co), 331 Kt-arny FINLEY. STEVENS & CO. real es- tate agts and buitiuoss brokers, 331 Kearny Finn James, groceries, 1121 Folsom Finn John, sec Judson Mfg Co, 402 Front Finnegan John, grocery and liquor»»cor Hayes and Van Ness ave Finnegan Mrs Mary, Ii({Uor8, 243 Minna Finnegan Rosanna, saloon, 44 1st GO C/9 CO C/> CO CO CO MRdWOOD IUMBERT • ih y k WHITR HROH.. 1» A IS Muln and 14 A ]« ISapar 1lt.ll.»\ Oak Awh. Ilick»r>. .H«|»l«>, Chirryrrtci. ^ MASONIC OUTFITS. y,g,^?^lU^»o'^V"f5?.S5t* 142 8a/n Francisco. Finnegass Colonel Henry, U S detective Secret Service, U S Appraisera' Build- ing Finnen August, saloon,^ SW cor Clay and Kearny Finnerty Mrs Catharine, bakery, 412 Folsom Finucane J, tailor, 1327 Folk FIRE ASSOdATION OF PHILA- DELPHIA, Chas A Laton general agt, 405 California Firebaugh H C, lawyer, room 4, 528 California FIREMAir'S FUND INSVBANCE CO OF CALIFORNIA, D J Staples pres, W J Dutton sec, E W Carpenter assistant sec, SW cor California and Sansome Fire Marshal, J L Durkee Firemen's Insurance Co of Baltimore, £ D Farnsworth & Son a^ts, 219 Sansome Firmin JohnLE, plumber, 240 O'Far- rell FIREWORKS MANUFACTORT. J B Wooster & Co proprs, 218 and 220 Front Firnez Thos, liquors, 526 M Firnim Servel, nursery and florist, 105 6th First Baptist Church, Eev W M Kin- caid pastor, 320-326 Eddy First Congregational Church Mission Room, Mrs £ A Whipple missionary, 119 Post Fii-st Hebrew Ladies' Mutual Benefit Association, 121 Eddy First Methodist Church, Powell bet Washington and Jackson FIRST NATIONAL GOLD BANK. R C Woolworth pres, 315 Montgomery First New Jerusalem Church (Sweden- borgian), O'Farrell bet Mason and Taylor First Presbyterian Church, Stockton bet Washington and Clay First Reformed Church (German), 11th bet Market and Mission First Street House, Jacob Home propr, liquors, 64 and 66 Ist First Unitarian Church, Horatio Steb- bins pastor, Geary bet Dapont and Jackson First Universalist Church, Mission nr 3d Firth Joseph B, wood and coul, 625 Howard Fischer Emil A (Schuiz ft Fischer), 513 MaVket Fischer F L (Fischer ft Walter), 518 Sac- ramento Fischer Fred, boots and shoes, 2247 Mis- sion Fischer Julius (Lautermilch ft Fischer), 61 1 Montgomery Fischer Sigmund, furniture and bedding, 113 3d Fischer Wm, bootmaker, 202 Montgom- ery ave Fischer ft Walter (F L Fischer and Otto Walter), steam book and job printing, 518 Sacramento FISH, BLUM & OnfyiNa iFwh. S Blum, R D Girvm and B Baldwin), grain brokers and commission mer- chants, 327 Pine Fish Mrs Esther, dressmaker, 1 120 How- ard Fish J H, pres L ind Mortgage Union, 624 Sacramento Fish L 1 (Fish, Blum ft Girvin), 327 Pine Fish Mrs L W, physician, 777 Market Fish Mrs M S, dressmaker, 1068 How- ard bet 6th and 7th Fish Nathan, books and stationery, 1120 Howard Fish and Vegetable Market, Pacific to Clark, Front and Davis Fishel Chas (Fechheimer, Goodkind ft Co), 16 and 18 Sansome Fishel M, bootmaker, 627 California Fisher A (Fisher ft Baum), 103 and 105 Sansome Fisher Mrs A, dressmaker, 717i Vallejo Fisher A, barber, 923 Montgomery Fisher Antonio, barber, 815 Battery Fisher Mrs Ada, professi'mal cook, 119 Ellis Fisher Andrew (Simpson ft Fisher), 34 and 36 Steuart Fisher ft Baum (A Fisher and M Baum), jobbers dry goods and gents' fur- nishing goods, 103 and 105 Sansome Fisher C A (Fisher ft Co), 9 Montgomery Fisher C C, real estate, 322 Montgomery Fisher ft Co (C A Fisher), hatters, 9 Montgomery Fisher C W (Brunt ft Fisher), 509 Bush Fisher Miss Eliza, music teacher, 316 Jones Fisher G A, mfrs agt, 109 California Fisher George, saloon, 1152 Market Fisher George (Hanson ft Co), 928 Post Fisher George (Fisher ft Hansen), 621 Hyde Fisher Geo F, painter, 636 Commercial Fisher Geo ft Bicker J W, liquors, 1125 Market Fisher George W, mining sec, 324 Pine Fisher ft Hansen (Geurgo Fisher and Cornelius Hansen), meat market, 621 Hyde Fisher J H ft Son (J H FishAr), pickle factory, 509 Commercial t Fisher Joseph, bootmaker, 908 Valencia Fisher Joseph, barber, 860 Howard FISHER L P. advertising agt, 21 Merchants' Exchange to CO CO CO CO C/9 nONEER IRON WORKS, ''iii^':.£UV^!*'i^K!';£::SL';-T >mil. TU8GH t CO.. HEXIMH H>BD WOODS. 18 * «• Spcmv St. ISan Vraaclaco. San Francisco. 143 Fisher Peter, baib r, 1167 Howard Fisher Samuel, olothiug, 403 Kearny Fisher W J (Lewis & Fisher), 211 Kearny Fisher Wm (Klang & Fisher), groceries, cor Jackson and Drumm Fisher William, groceries, SW cor Taylor and Chestnut Fishermen's Market, cor Front and Val- lejo Fishing Fleet Wharf, foot of Vallejo Fisk Asa, capitalist and note broker, 240 Montgomery Fisk L D, sec Pacific Coa.<>t Oil Co, Santa Clara Petroleum Co, California Star Oil Works Co, Standard Oil Co of California, San Francisco Petroleum Co, 402 Montgomery Fiske Henry M, physician, 652 Market Fiske H G, roofer, 827 Market Fitch, Coy & Co, real estate, 436 Mont- gomery Fitch Geo K (San Francisco "Bulletin" Co and San Jj rancisco "Call" Co), 525 Montgomery Fitch Thad S, Alameda real estate, 436 Mor.tgomery Fitschen A F, butcher, cor Railroad and lith aves Fitschen J C, liquors, 305 California Fitter E H, saloon, SW «or East and Jackson Fitzgerald & Conlon (Thos Fitzgerald and Michael Conlon), livery, 1315 California Fitzgerald E, real estate, 320 Sansome Fitzgerald Jamtis, groceries, SW cor Sutter and Devisadero,and meat mar- ket, SE cor Sutter and Devisadero FITZOERALB JAMES, groceries, 401 10th Fitzgerald John, tannery. Serpentine ave nr Hampshire Fitzgerald John, Cloak Mfg Co, 1233 Market Fitzgerald L, fpoceries, 223 Perry Fitzgerald Miss Maggie (Kennedy & McGruder), i)15 Market Fitzgerald Patrick, groceries, 525 Mis- aion Fitzgerald Patrick, groceries, 331 5th Fitzgerald Philip, boarding-house, 411 Drumm Fitzgerald Thos (Fitzgerald & Conlon), 1515 Citliforuia Fitzgerald Wm, liquors, 523 Mission Fitzv{ibb«m G J, phyuician, 760 Minion Fitshenry James, liquors, 532 Commer- cial Fitzhugh P (Fitzhngh & Schuabel), 304 Montgomery Fitzhu . h & Schnabel (P Fitzhugh and Martin H Schnabel), real estate, 304 Montgomery CO (F Flaminiro & Co), 621 Fitzler Charles, hairdresser, 363 3d Fitzler John, barber, 353 3d Fitzuatrick Morgan, mineral waters and tailor, 36i 4th Fitzpatrlok &, O'Brien (T Fitzpatrick and J O'Brien), groceries, cor 4th and Jessie Fitzpatrick P D, plumbing, 1325* Val- lejo Fitzpatrick T (Fitzpatrick & O'Brien), cor 4th and Jessie Fitzsimmons & Alexander, wood and coal, 47 and 49 Everett Fitzsimmons « Catherine, fruits, NW cor Hyde anu J'Farrell Fitzsimmons P, butcher, 1645 Mission Fjord L (Charles Hubert & Co), 509 Davis Flageollet Charles H, fruit, 1228 Stock- ton FLAGEOLLET HENRT CHARLE& butcher and grocer, 912 Valencia Flaherty Mrs Bell, teacher South San Francisco School, SW cor 14th ave and L Flaherty Mrs John, shirt mfr, 32 U Bush ^ Flaherty Richard (Larkin 8c Flaherty). 35 Post ^ ' Flaminiro F Geary Flaminiro F & Co (F Flaminiro ft A Franceschini), fruits and Groceries 521Gearv ' Flanagan Mrs Catherine, dressmaker. 20 Hayes Flanagan & Gallagher (Thad Flanagan and Henry J Gallagher), undertakers, 20 5th Flanagan Jas B, wholesale and retail groceries, 537 Bryant Flanagan John, liquors, 700 Kearny Flanagan L G, feed, wood and coal, cor 18th and Folaom Flanagan M A, cigars and tobacco, 617 Montgomery Flanagan Thad, (Flanagan & Gallagher), 20 5ih Flanders Mrs M, pro{.r restaurant and coffee saloon, 529 Washington Flanders Thomas, lodging-house, 110 4th Flanigan Patrick, ladies' and gents' fur- nishing goods, 150 6th Flanigin Edward, candy, 1514 Stockton Flannigan P J, mining sec and collector. 318 Pine Flannigan Mrs W, bakeries, 1514 J >Stockton Flathmanu Claus. liquors, SW cor Mar- ket and Steuart Flatow Philip, druggist, 534 Geary Flavetta Viugenzo, saloon, 9 Vallejo CO > X o o o 2? HMDWOOD UIMBER. frO &0 &0 CO CO WHITK BBOM V. Wmtou Mlvck, €ab mm. ilii LOUIS BBHEHmii t CO ,^.^??ys7>g5'oyd';VoVi msxrp 144 San Francisco. Flavin M J, mgr IXL Auction Hoase, 612-620 Kearny Fleischel O, locksmith, 612 California .Fleischman Jacob, varieties, 1054 Val- encia cor 22d Fleischman John, barber, 203 3d Fleisher W, wholesale hats and caps, 108 Battery Fleishhacker A (Golden Gate Box Fac- tory), 190 Stevenson Fleishhacker A &, Co (A Fleishhacker ,, and J Hansen), Golden Gate Paper- MM box Factory, 190 Stevenson Fleishman Miss Kate, cigars and to- bacco, 443^ Valencia Fletcher C A, physician, 23 Kearny Fletcher C S, variety store, SW cor Vallejo and Hyde Fletcher E T (Fletcher & Raith), 209 Davis FLETCHER R, sec The Co-opera- tive Watch Bepairinu; Co. 331 Kearny Fletcher Mrs Harriet, bakery, 1019 Howard Fletcher Horace P (Shattuck & Fletch- er), 520 Commercial Fletcher & iJaith (E T Fletcher and Geo Raith), restaurant, '209 D»vis Fleming M J, shoe store, 2931 16th Flemins & Stetson (W A Fleming and John W Stetson), trucking and dray- age, 409 Battery Fleming \V A (Fleming & Stetson), 409 Battery Flemming M, butcher, SW cor Union and Muson Flenniken Robt, dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, 724 and 726 Mont- gomery Fletcher Mrs Anna, varieties, 202 5th Fletcher Mrs Sara, photographer, 914 Market Fleury Mme, boarding, 1237 Stockton Flick Philip (Barman & Flick), 134 5th Flicourt Edward, barber, 217 Montgom- ery ave Flieger H R, saloon, 1318 Howard Flieler & Kiefer (R Flieler and P Kiefer), barbers, 5 Powell Flieler R (Flieler & Kiefer), 5 Powell Flinn Mrs C, milliner, 62 3d FLINN P T, groceries, hay and grain, SE cor Mission and 8th FIINN P T & SON (P T and Jas J Flinn), hay, grain, groceries, etc, SW cor Howard and 8th Flinn's Hall, cor 8th and Howard Flinn Wm B, carpenter, 753 Folsom Flint A P, general a«t Hartford Fire Insurance Co and Rhode Island Un- derwriters' Association, 31 3 California FLINT BROS (Frank P and Motley H Flint), mfra paper bags, 420 Clay «£ Flint, Bixby & Co (Thomas Flint and Llewellyn Bixby), proprs warehouse, D W Folger mgr, SW cor Greenwich and Battery Flint Chas R (J W Grace & Co^ 40 California Flint & Co, carpenters, 1111 Sutter Flint E D (Arnold & Flint), 26 Beale Flint Edward P (Flint, Peabody & Co), 408 California Flint Francis E, supt P & B V R R Co, Potrero Flint Frank P (Flint Bros), 420 Clay Hint Motley H (Flint Bros), 420 Clay Flint Mrs J E, physician, 323 O'Farrell Flint M M & Co, carpenters, 1111 Sutter Flint, Peabody & Co (Edward P Flint), shipping and commission m<>rchants and general agts Safety Mitro Co, 408 California Flint & Stone (W C Flint and F M Stone), attornevs-at-law, 216 Sansome Flint Thomas (Flint, Bixby & Co), SW cor Greenwich and Battery Flint Thomas, mgr Granger's Associa- tion, 38 California and 106 Davis Flint \V C (Flint & Stone), attorney-at- law. 216 Sansome Flint William K, sec Safety Nitro Co, 408 California Flint's Warehouse, Flint, Bixby & Co proprs, SW or Greenwich and Battery Flood A S, carpeiter, 503 Bush Flood B, tailor, 959^ Mission FLOOD JAMES C, capitalist, room 6, 309 Montgomery Flood John, livery stable, 823 Folsom Flood J W (Donohoe. Kelly & Co), SE cur Montgomery and Sacramento Flood Michael, Catholic bookseller, 831 Miirki't Flood Philip H, physician, St Ann's Building Florence Exchange, Johan Mahler propr, 246 3d Florence Hall, 246 3d Flores Trinidad, saddler, 1010 Kearny Florine Mrs A G, bakery and fancy goods, 1711 Market Florintin A, tailor, 107 Geary Kioto John H, physician, 402 Kearny Flournoy George (Flounioy, Nihoon 4; Flouruoy), 7 Montgomery ave Flournoy George Jr (Flournoy, Nihoon & Flournoy), 7 Mont.omory ave Flournoy, Nihoon & Flournoy (George Flournf>y, J B Nihoon and George Flonrn()y Jr), attorneys-at-law, rooms 24-26, 7 Montgomery ave Floyd Lawrence, groceries and fruit, 500 Shotwcll Floyd T W (T W Floyd & Co), cor 3d and King ALIEN o ^ mm CELLS, Ji'eneeM and Kriilicu Wui-k, iU7 aaiii l>»tr«'«'t, !*. V CALVIN NUTTING i SON. POLE Fole Dm FOLE and and Foley Foley 4th Foley ell Foley Foley ingt Foli'y cor Folgei cor Folget 106 Folgoi H and Folke 118 Folkei H&R( >LLEH. TUGGIE i CO.. NOM. IM anil »%» Hp^ur litr««t, Mau Frauvlnr*. /Saw Francisco. 145 Floyd T W & Co (T W Floyd and Oscar A T ole), warehoiue, cor 3d and King Flultacher E, bootmaker, 432 Bush Flynn Edmond, liquors, 8E cor Post and '1 aylor Flynn Hugh, coal and wood, 856 How- ard Flynn James, bootmaker, 34 2d Flynn John, coal and wood, 1113 Mis- sion Flynn Mrs Margaret, fancy notions, 202 gth Flynn Thos P, grocery, 533 Stevenson Flyshaker S, dry goods, notions, etc, 810 Dupont Foard Geo K, mill and mining sec, 18 Ist Foard Lorentz, new and second-hand ship material and junk, 3 and 5 8teu- art Foerst Ph, saloon, l.st ave nr Kentucky Fosjarty James, meats, 70 and 71 Centre Market F90ABTT •■'"OHN T, sec Democratic County Cojnniiftee of San Francisco, Phelau Block cor O'Farrell and Mar- ket Foirarty Thomas, saloon, 27 Pacific Fog.l B, tailor, 810 Montgomery Fogel Frank, carpenter, 802 3d Fogel G, clothing, 10 Clay Foi,'er B, clothing, 81G Montgomery Foico A, wiitcli case mfr, (514 Merchant Foley Denni-', liquors, 1)47 Folsom Foley Miss Klizabuth, dressmaker, 11!) I'owtU FOLEY FRANCIS & CO (Francis Foley), hides, pelts, etc, 219 and 221 Drumm FOLEY & GILMORE (Wm F Foley and H Gilmure), saloon, SW cor 1st and Mission Foley J. bootmaker, 78!) Folsom Foley Michael ( Hughes & Foley), SE cor 4th and Jessie and 1 18 7th Foley Thomas, livery stable, 1812 Pow- ell Foley Thomas, saloon, 115 Vallejo Foley T (Sears* Foley), NW cor Wash- ington anil Kas); Fol.y Wm F (Foley & Gilmore), SW cor Ist and Mission Folger I) W, mgr Flint Warehouse, SW cor (Jre nwich and Battery Folger J A (J A Folger & Co), 104 and lOO California Folgor J A & Co (Jas A Folger and Wm 11 Lamb), coffee, teas and spices, 104 and 100 California Folkers A H B (J H A Folkers & Bro), 118 Montgomery Folkers J HA (J H A Folkers & Bro), ^18 Montgomery FOLKERS J H A & BRO ( J H A and A H B Folkers), dental goods, surgical instruments and trusses, 118 Mont- gomery Follis K H, mining, 24 Nevada Block FOLSOM ALBERT, carriage builder, 217 Ellis Folsom John, contractor, 2815 Mission Folsom Water-power Co, Folsom, Sac- rHmento County FOLTZ CLARA SHORTRIDOE. attorney-at-law, room 30, 028 Mont- gomery Foltz F G (Morley & Foltz), SE cor Van Ness ave and Bush FONTANA&FREniGRATH (Mrs M Fontana and Mrs M Freiligrath), Decorative Art Booms — embroidery, etc, 3.6 Sutter FONTANA MRS M (Fontana & Freili- grath), 326 Sutter Fontana, Mursicano & Co (N Pardini), propra Columbus Packing Co, S Cam- podonicu supt, Brannan bet 7th and 8th P'ontana M J (Fontana, Marsicano & Co and M J Fontana & Co) Fontana M J & Co, shipping and com- mission merchants, 217 Sacramento Foorman Simon, pres Mokelumne and Campo Seco C and M Co, 70 Montgomery Block "FOOTLIGHT " (THE), J B Robert- son |)ropr, 5H8 California FORBES A J, cabinetmaker and con- tractor, 18 Market Forbes Alexander (Forbes Bros), 308 California FORBES ANDREW B, general mgr Mutual Life Insurance Co, t.f New York, 214 Sansome, and pres Young Men's Christian Association, 232 Sutter Forbes Bros (Alexander Forbes), impor- ters and commission merchants, 308 California FORD CHARLES H, vegetables and butcher. 211 4th FORD MISS DELIA (Ford & Mast), 300 Post Ford George K, agt rock drills and air compressors, 18 Ist Ford James, lodging-house, 1307 Stock- ton Ford J B, pres Mendocino Lumber Co, 40 California FORD & MAST (Delia Ford and Katie Mast), hairdressers, 300 Post Ford Michael, horsoshoer, 33') 10th Ford N O, cigars, 815)^ Kearny Ford Patrick, fruits and vegetables, 1121 Harrison Ford Thomas, blacksmith and horse- shoer, 105 Ist Fcrde Mrs Mary, bakery, 2218 Larkin CO CD n i» CD S en CD CO HtRDWOOD LUMBER fWAGGN 10 rrnrV H'HITB BKOM.. 18* 15 Main OlUulV, anil lHIElHOBCBDSStCO.*!BlKi;,?yAp?^.'gg;^^^^^ 14H San Francisco. Forderer Joseph F, metal roofer, 53 Besle and 226 Mission Foreign Parct;! Express Co, J J Wallace ft Co agts, 108 Leidesdorff Foreman Andrew (A Foreman ft Son), 518 Sansome Foreman Andrew Jr (A Foreman ft Son), 518 Sansome Foieman A ft Son (Andrew and Andrew Foreman Jr), type and electrotype foundry, 518 Sansome Foresters, The Ancient Order of. Court San Francisco and Court Eureka, 510 Bush Forley Patrick, grocery, 567 Bryant Forman R B (Balfour, Guthrie & Co), 316 California Forman San('s W (Splevalo ft Forman), Bryant bet 7 th and 8th Forman S W, Yoaemite Flour Mills, 415 Battery Formes Karl, music teacher, 222 Turk Forrest James M, millinery, 132 4th Forsaith E W ft Co, provisions and c >mtnission merchants, 325 Front Forsaith E W (E W Forsaith ft Co), commission merchant, 325 BVont Forster C H, liquors, 735^ Mission Forster George, vegetables, 324 Broad- way Forsyth John (W H Collie ft Co), 18 Post Forsyth W C, plumber and gasfitter, 1077 Market Foraythe Miss Jessie, teacher Valencia Primary School Fortmann F (Pacific Brewery Co), 267- 271 Tehama Fortmann H F (Pacific Brewery Co), 267 -271 Tehama Fortmann ft Co (F and H F Fortmann), Pacific Brewery, 267-271 Tehama Fortmann Frederick, sialoon, 323 Turk Fos I, butcher, ISJO Dupont Fos Kaymoud, butcher, SW cor Powell and Pacific Fobs Oscar, photographer's materials, 841 Mission FOSTER A W (S B Wakefield ft Co), 322 Pine Foster Chas ft Co, fruits and parcel ex- press, ferry building, foot of Market Foster C M (Jahn ft Foster), 121 Stock- ton^ FOSTER MRS E J (Foster ft Still), 189 and 1»1 16th Foster George H, insurance broker, 316 California Foster P W (Foster ft Co), 1025 Mar- ket Foster Geo, groceries, 324^ Broadway FOSTER J C (Babcock ft Co), 40 Mer- chants' Exchange Foster N P, physician, 1019 Folsom bet 6th and 7th Foster S ft Co (S Foster), importers and wholesale grocers, 26 and 28 Califor- nia Foster S (S Foster ft Co), 26 and 28 California FOSTER & STILL (Mrs E J Foster and Mrs A P Still), dressmakers, 189 and 191 16th Foster T W (T W Foster ft Co), 1025 Market FOSTER T W & CO (T W and F W Foster), confectionery mfrs, 1025 Market bet 6th and 7 th Fostro Joseph, drayman, 314 Battery Foucault V M, real estate agent, 137 Montgomery Fouchy O, nursery and florist, 1318 Pine Fouchy 0, gardener, liJlS Pine FOITNTAm (THE) (theater), George Sehmitt propr, iSE cor Sutter and Kearny Fountian George, saloon, 315 Pacific Four Mile House, Gustav Groeper propr, cor Mission Road and 31st Fourtz Wm (Clause Wreden ft Co), cor Lombard and Tay'or Fouser John, groceries, 118 Guerrero Fonts C L (Nnttall, Bacon ft Co), 222 and 224 Fremont Fouta Mrs Maria, millinery, 4 3d Fowler Charles, restaurant, NE cor Pacific and Kearny Fowler G C, wood, coal and boiler felt- ing, 413 and 415 Pacific Fowler Geo H, druggist, NE cor 7th and Howard bet 6th and 7th Fowler Mrs H A, dressmaker, 305 Gough Fowler House, John Fowler propr, 783 Market Fowler H R, dentist and physician, 127 Kearny Fowler J, cigars and tobacco, 227 and 229 Bush FOWLER LAURA T. principal Mis- sion Grammar School Fowler William, liquor saloon, 214 Steuart Fowzer J (Hayes ft Fowzer), 115 4th Fox A W, stock-broker, 402 Montgom- ery Fox A W ft Co, stock-brokers, 326i Montgomery Fox Chas J, saloon, 620 Market FOX CHAS N (Fox ft KeUogg), 530 California Fox Chas W, stock and money broker, 439 California Fox David, pres the California Savings and Loan Society, NW cor Powell and Eddy ■ C/9 CO CO CO c/3 oo CO o CALVIN NUniNG £ SON.''«^S!^!£$l%'g;r.-ee'£:^l^^^ Jl z o mEN.TUGGlEt CO., Eastern Han! Wood Lumber.'* * « ■"" " Man Francisco. San Francisco. 147 Fox & Dttley, wood and coal yard, 1713 Mi'isioii Fox George W (Fox & Ross) 324 Pine Fox H B, dentist, 844 Folsom Fox Henry A, mining and capitalist, 113 Leidesdurif Fox Henry L, stock -broker, 326 Pine Fox Horatio, carpenter, 708 Folsom FOX & KELLOGO (Chas N Fox and M B Kellogg), atturneys-at-law, rooins 1-3, 530 California Fox Otto (Eagelbrecht, ¥ox & Co), 312 Front Fox & Ross (George W Fox and George C Ross), attorneys-at-law-, 3:4 Pine Fux Thomas, saloon, 632 4th Fox Timothy, carpenter, 1 1 1 6^ Folsom Fox hall Boarding and Livery Stables, Jhck Vetf-ra propr, 2318 and 2320 Fill- more Foy»5 Bros (J E Foy^, San Francisco, and A J C Foy»5, New York), agts for the Dixon Crucible Co, 507 California Foy.5 J E (Foy«^ Bros), ayd agt S M Bix- by & Co, 507 California Foye J E, druggist and physician, 2602 Sacramento Foye W R S (Huntington, Hopkins & Co), junction Bush and Market Fracker A H, general supt S P C R R, office foot of Market FRAHM H (Christ & Frahm), 24 3d Frahm Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 1240 Folsom Framke Mrs Mary, bakery, cor Point Lobos ave and Collins France, Consul of, August de Mean Vauvert, 704 Washington Franceachi N, coal, 908 and 910 Stock- ton Franceschini A (F Flaminiro & Co), fruits and groceries, 521 Geary Franceschini & Bro (F and August Franceschini), fruits and confection- ery, 521 Geary Franchi Antino (Franchi & Co), 1503 Fillmore Franchi ft Co (J DeMartini It Antino Franchi), wood and coal, 1503 Fillmore Francis Aaron, hardware, 1936 Fillmore Francis D B (Francis, Valentine & Co), 517 Clay Francis Geor^^e O, purchasing agt, 258 Market Francis Joseph, bootmaker, 210^ Drumm Francis, Smith ft Co, sheet iron pipe, 130 Beale Francis, Valentine ft Co (D B Francis, S D Valentine, E W Goggin), printers and engravers, 517 Clay and 510- $16 Commercial Francis Willard H, mfrs agt, 258 Mar- ket FRAirCISCOVICH JOHN, oyster sa- loon and restaurant, lU Mason Francisoovich Mathew, restaurant, 6 4th Fritnck Geo, painter, 325 Hayes Francks Henry, lii^uors, 108 Sacra- mento Franco-American Perfumery Co, P Peck mgr, 26 2d Franco-California Packing Co, Walter- sen & Dewey agts, 819 Montgomery, ofHce 212 Clay Fnmco Charles, furniture and bedding, 1051 Market bet 6th and 7th Fianconia House, Vitus Wuckenrucder propr, San Bruno road nr 28 h Fraiicouia Nursery, Vitus Wackenrue- der propr, San Bruno road bet 27th and 28th Franetta J ft . Co, mfr of cigarettes and tobacco, 419 Battery Frank A W, sign painter, 226 Mont- gomery ave FRANK BROS (FA & G P Frank), importers and dealers in agricultural iuiulements, 319 and 321 ^larket Frank ft Co, paper warehouse and sta- tioners, cor Sansome and Sutter Frank Charles, real estate, 509CaHfornis Frank E, boots and shoes, 605 Kearny Frank Mrs Elisabeth, bakery, 640 Mis- sion Frank Ephraim, clothing and furnish- ing eoods, 535 and 537 Kearny FRANK F A (Frank Bros), 319 and 321 Market Frank Ferdinand, painter, 918 Pacific Frank George, painter and painters' material, 325 Hayes Frank Geo W (Eyre it Frank), 220 San- some Frank, Goldsmith ft Co (L H Frank, J Goldsmith and S Mack), wholesale stationers, i Sansome IJASK G F (Frank Bros), 319 and 321 Market Frank Gustave, sec Heeia Sugar Plan- tation Co of Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, 3 Califo rnia T RATT ir HENRY, furniture, uphol- stery, bedding material and comforters, 212, 214 and 216 Commercial Frank Capt I, insurance agt, 441 Cali- fornia Frank I, liquors, 649 Pacific FRANK J & CO (<1 Frank), Albemarle Kestaurant, 10 Mason Frank L H (Fraok, Goldsmith ft Co), 1 Sansome Frank Martin (S H Frank ft Co), 406 and 408 Battery Frank Nathan, attomey-at-law, 224 Sansome Frank N H, attorney, 224 Sansnm') UIDnUfnnn l IIIIDCD white bbom . is * is Main and 14 A le linear nAnUllUUU LUmDCKy Utreeutl. v. Wacon»tMk, cabinet Wooda,ete. C/» CO c (0 c > 2 O o o CO CO GO CO CO CO CO M vl| tl; lOUIS BRAVERWAN t CO ti Br»TermMi4 UTy, JbWbLbKU| gtmtVST^ CO 8". I* I i 148 /San FranciHco. Frank Otto J, wc Telegraph Hill R R Co, 608 Montgomery Frank Samuel, stock oroker, 318 Mont- gomery Frank 8 C, broker, 405) California Frank 8 H (8 H Frank & Co), 400 and 408 Battery Frank 8 H & Co (8 U and Martin Frank and A J Marcus), tannern, hides, tallow and pelts, 406 and 408 Battery Frank 8 J, local sec R R S & B, 405| California Frank William (Gutte Sc Frank), 307 California Frankal N A, tailor, 108 Pacific Franke F F', grocer, 230 Townsend Froiike BuduTph, bootmaker, 517 Geary Fraukenberg Joseph, harness and sad- dles, 220 Drumm Frankenthal, Bachman & Co (Max Frankenthal, Leopold Bachman ami 8imon Kohn), wholesale dry goods and notions, 8\V cor California and Battery Frankenthal Max (Frankenthal, Bach- man & Co), 8W cor California and Battery Franklin A, clothing, 108 Pacific Franklin A, pawn broker, 409 Kearny Franklin Benjamin, fruits, 00!> Harrison ¥RASKUS BRASS AND IRON WORaS. K C Terry see, lOi. Vemout Franklin Elpha, fruits and vegetables, iM)9 Harrison Franklin G, clothing, 511 T)avis Franklin Grammar School, cor 8th anl Harrison Franklin Hotel, Hugh Curran propr, cor San some and Pacific Franklin House, lodgings, Joseph Frank- lin propr, 215 Broadway Franklin John, pawn broker, 905 Kearny Franklin Joseph, boarding-house, 215 Broadway Franklin Joseph (M Franklin & Co), 22 and 24 Battery Franklin Marcus (M Franklin & Co), 22 and 24 Battery Franklin M & Co (Marcus and Joseph Franklin), gents' furnishing goods wholesale, 22 and 24 Battery Franklin Mining Co, W H Watson sec, 302 Montgomery Franklin M J (M J Franklin & Co), 225 Dupont Franklin M J & Co, pawn brokers, 225 Dupont Franklin N J (M J Franklin & Co), 225 Dupont Franklin N J, pawn broker, ) 106 Market Franklin Park, cor 16th and Jersey Franklin Printing Office, Frank East- man & Co proprs, 509 Clay Franklin Simon 8, tailor, 122 Pacific Franks Fred (Franks & Gray), 318 Montgomery Franks & Gray (Fred Franks and Ed- ward P Gray), stock brokers, 318 Montgomery Franks James, National Brewery, cor Hermann and Fillmore FrapoUi B (FrapoUi, Berges & Co), 710 Sunsome FrapoUi, Berges & Co (B FrapoUi and P B Berges), wholesale wines and liq- uors, 708 and 710 Sansome Fraser Mrs, physician, 329 O'Farrell Fraser E J, physician, 112 Kearny and 221 Powell Fraser J P, carpenter, 317 Sutter Fraser Mrs N M, dress and cloakmaker, 131 Post FRASSI Ai artist and fresco painter, 802 Montgomery Fraternal Hall, 1938 16th bet Valencia and Mission "Fraternal Recorrl" Publishing Co. A T Dewey antt W B Ewer, ousiness mgrs, 252 Market "FRATERNAL RECORD" (The). (xemi-moiithly ), " Fraternal Record " Publishing Co proprs, 252 Market Frates Antoiie, borber, 901 Folsom FRA'^^NGER ANTOINE M (Frat- ingti & Noll), 105 Kearny FRATINGER & NOLL (A M Frat inger and George Noll), cloaks and suits, 105 Kearny F"auen H H, boots and shoes, 542 3d Frauenholz Philipp, Bavaria Brewery, Montgomery ave bet Vallejo and Green Frazer J P, painter, 317 Sutter Frazer J Wm, Dancing Academy, 806 Market FREDERICK WM A, propr Jackson Brewery, 1428 Mission Frederick W A, saloon, cor Harrison and 5th Freilericksburg Brewery (San Jose), Chos Niquet propr, depot 539 Cali- fornia Fredericks Joseph & Co (Joseph Freder- icks), carpets and furniture, 649 and 651 Market Fredericks T (Anderson &, Fredericks), 16 Driimm Fredericks W J, liquors. 767 Market Frederiikson F C (Wittland & Freder- ickson), 209 Washington FREE PVBUC LIBRARY. 428 Bush nr Kearny; 38,U0U volumes Freechtle Joseph, harnesamaker, 807 Larkin FREELAND E 6. Pulsometer Steam Pump Co, 102 Market 4S CNJI OS F F F CO CM OS F'l Fi Fr 1 Fn D Fn Fn • Ui\ Fn en nr CO ryi UIVIN NUniNG t SON, MananinCarers all klnIIEH, TUGGIE t CO.. OAK PLANK/%%\*Rar.r,r ' JS o« QO CO CZ3 cu en e en GO (San Francisco. 149 Freelon T W, judge Superior Court, De- partment II Fruumau &, Baker (Ijeandcr Freeman und Isaiah Baker), produce and oom- nuMion merohitnt^, '217 Davis Freeman Charles W (Torraa & Free- man), 419 Sacrainonto Freeman E S (Greenbaum, Sachs & Freeuiati), 17 Simsome Freeman J (Freeman & Wrin), 326 3d Freeman John H, inauector of hulls, U S Appraiser's BuiUUng Freeiiiiiii J H, nmrire surveyor, 430 California Freeman & Kuhler (R L Freeman and H S Kahler), parcel express, J) Post Freeman Leander (Freeman & Baker i, 217 Davis Freeman 11 L (Freeman & Kahler), 9 Post B'reemiin, Smith & Co (A A Smith), commission and shippin^' merchants, 122 Culifctrnia Freeman & Wrin (J Freeman and M J Wrin), plniiiborsandgasfitters, stoves and tinwaie, 326 3d Freese A C, stevedore and contractor, tugboats "Kate" and "Transit," 3 Mistion Freese F (Blumberg & Co), SW cor Bush and Kearny Freese F A, fiiiuors, 101 7th Freese H F, ruchiug and luce goods, I5S 3d Freese J H, liquors, oW cor Howard and Steuart Freeze F, cirpenter, 827 Sutter FB>EI A< mfr I edsteadd aud furniture, 231-23!) King FREIDENRIOH D (Naphtaly, Frei- deiiri h & Acktrman), 426 California Freidrich Cuas anil John, groceries, SW • eor 2d ave and 16th " Freijht Circular." 40J) Washington FBEIUQRATH MRS H (Fot.tana & Freiligiath), artist, 326 Sutter Freiline Petir, b;»rbcr, 228 Brannan FREITAS MANUEL, restaurant, 43 2d Freling A, restaurant, 520 Merchant French Building and Loan Association, E Raas pres, 729 Montgomery French Catholic Church, Pierre Robert piistor, 526 Bush FRENCH AND ENGLISH INSTI- TUTE. Xavier Mefnt, 712 Broadway French F J, attorney-at-law, 528 Cali- fornia French H C, physician, 319 Geary and 622 22d French Hospital, Bryant bet 5th and 6th French J M, reul estate, 206 Front French L, pork, Graud Central Market, cor 6th and Market French Library, D Levy pres, E Larthe sec, 121) Sutter; 15,000 volumes French M (R Diusuiore & Co), 228^ Montgomery French Mutual Benevolejit Society, Henry Barroilhet pres, 510 .Tackson French Mutual Building and Loan Asso- ciation, E Raas pres, B'uai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy and room 4, 729 Montgomery French Reformed Episcopal Church, Powell bet Bush and Sutter FRENCH RESTAURANT, a H Richard propr, 315 4th FRENCH T J (T J French & Co), gro- ceries, 2339 Miiision FRENCH T J & CO (T .T French and 1 T Young), proceries, 2339 Mission French Zouave Hall, Pacific nr Dupont Frenna Joseph P, barber, 1 102 Larkiii BVerichs Martin (Lohman & Freriuhs), 154 and 156 9th Frese Chris, saloon, 518 Battery Frese H, bootmaker, 327 Duptmt Frt-sno Enterprise Co, W H Allen sec, 306 Pine Fret well Edwin, sec Bets' Spring Co, 218 Fremont Fretz F H (Schmidt & Fretz), 119 Com- mercial Freud Isaac (M Freud & Son), 742 Mar- ket Freud Isidor (Newman & Freud), 1025 and 1027 Stockton Freud J R (M Freud & Son), 742 Market Freud Morris (M Freud & Son), res J'aris FREUD M & SON (Morris, Isaac and J Richard Freud), proprs Freud's Corset House, 742 and 744 Market FREUD'S CORSET HOUSE (M Freud & Son), 742 iind 744 Market Freund Pliil & Co, stationery, 204 Bush Freund Wm, cigar mfr, 769 Bryant Frey Franci=ca (Frey & Merkel), 911 Larkin Frey & Merkel (Francisca Frey and Au- gust Merkel), bakery, 911 Larkin Frey Wm A, musical instruments, sheet musi'^, stationery and fancy goods, 107 and l'.)9 Post Frichette L D, carpenter, 106 Washing- ton Fridon, L, Vquors, 317 Dupont Fried' Chas, butcher, cor Guerrero and 16th Friedberg Mrs Elias, dressmaking, 417 Sutter Friedel Frederick T, bootmaker, 158 J Steuart FRIEDLANDER B, merchant tailor, 761 Market Friedlander & Co (M Friedlander), res- taurant, 210 Sutter C/» ;^ C/3 oo CO CD CO c«o CO UHI, TUGBtE It CO.. HMDWOOD UIIIBEH. Mm Vrmaclac*. OD 4 a> I I CO I J San Francisco. 151 Fultin KroB, tailor, SIS Bash Fultoii Iron Works, Hiiickluy, Spiers ft Hayes mfrs of machinery and boilers, 2*20 Fremont Fulton John (Lippitt, Leak ft Co), New York Fulton Theodore, saloon, 338 4th FULTON WILLIAM (Edwards, Pick- ens ft Fulton), 4t*l California Funtil Mme Louis, propr Palais Royal Jtestaurant, 425 Bush Funk C C, sail maker, 40 Clay Funk Henry, barber, 531 Sacramento Funk Phillip, tanner, tith ave nr Butch- ertown. South Han Francisco Funke Mrs Emily, physician, 1630 Howard, (removed from 724^ Market) Funkeuatein C ft Co (Chaa Funken- stein), commission meichants, 320 Sanaome Funkenatein Charles, (C Funkenstein ft Co, and E and C Funkenstein), ^20 Sanaome Funkenatein E ft C (Edward and Chas), Pacific Coast Dramatic Agency, 320 Sanaome Funkenatein Edward (E ft C Funken- stein), 320 Sanaome Funkenatein Julius, real estate broker, 320 Sansome Fura Gotloib, liquors, cor Greenwich and Pierce Furcate ft Gatea, wholesale but-'hera, 5th ave nr Railroad ave Furer & RegM, liquors, 711 Misaion Furlunt; Joaeph, meat market, 1 504 Polk FUBLONQ & MANSEAU (Thomas N Furlong and J J Manaean), show case mfra, 819 Market Furlong Thomas N (Furlong & Man- seau), show case mfr, 810 Market Furman Mrs C J, lodi(in!|-hou8e, Stev enaon Block, 331 Montgomery FURNAS MRS S E, prea Woman'a Medical College, 155 New Montgom- ery Furat A W, auctioneer, 959 Market Furat Philip, dry gooda and fancy gooda, 1413 a>id 1415 Stockton Furat Phillip, liquora, cor 1st ave and Railroad Fustini Peter, florist, 9 Eddy Ci Gabler Gnat, meat market. 1412 Polk GABRIEL OASPARD. furniture and cigars, 443 Valencia Gabriele Andrea, fiah, stall 37 New Clay Street Market Gadaby E H, painter, 510 Market Gaerdes Herin, groceries, SW cor Bush and Pierce Oaerdes John H, ship stores and gro- cer i«- a, 534 1st Oaeron Denis, house moving and rais- intr, 344 7th Gaestel Joseph, groceries, 1016 Kearny Gaetjon H, liquors, NW cor Townsend and 6th Gaifeney James (Hayea ft Co and Ca'*- fomia Transfer Co), 222 Montgomery Gaffery Miss M, ilressmaker, 1021 Mis- sion Gaffigan John A, books and cigars, 307 5th Gaffney John, butcher, 537 4th Gaifney Peter, boarding-house, 541 2d Gugan J F, merchant tailor, 1053 Mar- ket bet 6th and 7th Gage M (Deuwil ft Gage), 614 and 610 Brondway Gaee W S (Hubbell, Shattuck ft Co), 317 and 319 Front Gagen Mrs Bridget, laundry, 1013 Fol- som GAOLIARDO ANDREW, groceries, and commission merchant, 628 Broad- way Gaglord W H, livery and sale stable, 7i>7 Mission OAILHARD C H, propr Gailhard's Hotel, 507 and 509 Pine OAILHARD HOTEL. C H Gailhard propr, 507 and 509 Pine Gail lard Joseph, liquora, 229 6th Gnillard Peter, groceries, 1406 Dnpont Gainsford Thomas, plumber, 2 Tyler Galavotti T, Horiat, SE cor Maaou and Ellia Galbreath Wm, liquora, 759 Brannan bet tith and 7th Gale J \V (Gale ft Mitchell), 420 Front and 231 Waahiogton Gale ft Mitchell (J W Gale and Wm F Mitchell), commiaaion merchants, 420 Front and 231 Washington Galea Jean Marie, liquora, 536 Merchant Galinger Moyer (Erlander ft Galinger), rea Rio Vista Gall Fred G, meat market, 1919 Buah Gall Misa Minnie, ladiea' hairdresaer, 814 Larkin Oalla John, barber, 319 Montgomery avo Gallagher Mrs A, dressmaking, 2208 wood and coal, 6 wagonmaker, 216 Geary Gallagher Mra B, Boardman Place Gallagher Bernard, and 218 Mission Gallagher Charles, wood and coal, 917 18th Gallagher Chas J, liquors, 17^ 6th Gallagher & Co (I' Gallagher), poultry ana game, stalls 2 and 3 Qiieeu City Market > Z o o o ■ So S3 oo I 131 HARDWOOD LDMBER I WAGON STOCK "•fJTffr^.e'J'r^.'V;!- LOUIS BRIVERMIN& GO., fftPvliMC flilT«rware anil Vrenrh 4:!lo«kw. CO k >« a i o S ll 9lllontgomerySt. 152 /Siaw Francisco. Oallaghcr Mias Cora, teacher Buena Vista School Gallagher's Express, C E Gallagher propr. 30;) East Gallagher E M, paints, 611 Sacramento Galla,'lier Henry J (Fianagan & Galla- glier), 20 5th Gallagher H J (James Gallagher & Son), 843 Harrison Gallagher James (Jamsa Gallagher & Hon), 843 Harrison Gall.igher James, lodging-h'nxse, 130 "Ith Gallagher James C {(Jampbell & Galla- gher), 2*25 3d GALLAGHER JAMES & SON ( Jamt ^ and H J «jalla<;liei'), blacksmiths and wlieeiwrights, 8t3 Harrison Gallagher John, liquors, 224 3d Gallagher John P (Kohlmoos & Galla- gher), NE C(tr Market and Front Gallagher P G, liiiuors, 21 G 8th Gallagher Robt F, stenographer, 630 Clay GALLAGHER THOS J (Stevens & (;}allagliei), 753 Folsom Gallaglier Walter, attorney-at-law, 432 Montgomery Gallagher Wm R, furniture, carpets, etc, 20 4th Gallaber Patrick, poultry, 1134 Market Gallaud A (B Blumenthal & Co), 18 Battery Gallaud Joseph B (Nast, Grecn2weig & Co), NEcor Sutter and Montiromery Gallatin Albert (Huntington, Hopkins & Co), junction Bush and Market, res Sacramento Gallaudbtt James, coffee saloon, Merri- mac bet 4th and Kentucky Galleano Antonio, "ifr of cigars, 420 Br.tadway Galleau Armand, cloaks and suits, 48 Geary Gallegos Rafael (Montealegro & Co), 230 California Galleuo A, cigar mfi, 802 Montgomery Galli A i*t Co, fruit and proiluce and commiasiou merchanti?, 516 and 518 Sansome GALLI & CO (Joseph Galli and Joseph Schiieily), machi'iist.s, 504 Commer- cial Galli Domenico, fruit, vegetables and dairy produce, SE cor Natoma and 6th Galli Joseph (Galli & Co), 504 Commer- ,cial Galli P, fruit, 811 and 919 l.arkin Galli VVm, fruit and vegetables, NE cor Mission and lith Galliard Edward (F Bertoa & Co), 527 Clay Gallinan J, hairdresser, 163 2d Gallo B (B Gallo & Co), 246 Sahter Gallo B 4 Co (B and L Gallo), florist?, 246 Sutter Gallo L (B Gallo & Co), 246 Sutte.- Galloway W T & Co (W T Galloway and Otto Schoniug), lithog) aphe .-s, 540 Clay Galloway VV T (W T Galloway & Co), 540 Clay Gallup James (Heath, Galli'i & Co), 58 Clay Galnan Johnstoii J, saddler and harness- maker, 417 Folsom Galpin Philip G, attorney-at-law, 323 California GALT HOUSE. W Hinchliffe propr, 632 Market Galtautee J, (ish dealer. Long Bridge Galvin M, groceries, 314 8lh Garni )le Aaron W, physician, 34 Kearny (jriimble W P, meat market, stalls 2 and 3, cor Bush and Polk Gambrinus Benevolent Society, John Haklerpres, 510 Bush Gamma Anton (Sterner & Gamma), 431 and 133 Pine Gamoer George (Cauoll & Gamper), 213 an.l 215 Pine Gander Henry, barber, 428 Broadway Gang Herman, car|>enter and cabinet- maker, 1072 Howard Gannon Peter T, cigars and tobasco, cor Montgomery and Market Gans I & Co (1 and WGaus), butchers, stall 2, 741-747 Mission Gans J, sec Chebra Ohavi Zion B B Library and Gorman Lodge R of H, 121 P:ddy Gansz Mis M S, b-*kery. 1321 Stockton GANTNEB. JOHN, propr Swiss Hotel, 627 and &,L\i C.nvmercial (jlantnt r Richard (Jacob Sindel & Co), 424 Pacific Gants W H (Milne & Gants), 119 Du- ponl nnd 618 Washington Gantzmau C, harnessniaker, 1648 Polk (Tanzhorn Chr, liquora. 643 «JIay Garaghty JSliuliiei, stationery, toys and fancy gooils, 1 1*27 Folsom Oarary MrsL, wax flowers, 644 Filbert GARiaiER JOHN (Giirber, Thorntou & Bishoi)), 327 Pino GARBER. THORNTON & BISHOP (John Gaiber, Hatry 1 Thoruion and Thomas B Bishop), attorueys-at-law, 327 Pine Garbini Terasa, ciga-s, 622 Front Garcia B, groceries, 800 Broadway Garcia Bros, oommisnon merchants, 501 and 503 Washington Garcia Frank, saloon and restaurant, 718 Mi>ntuomery GARCIA JOSE A. importer of Ha- vana Leaf Tobacco aud mfr of cigars, 413 Sacramento Pi SI o I H o Ph o o GO o 3 PRISON C£US, Octiiftei'v V«'nr.cM 4'lf.. No. )l)t7 Main &ti>u«t, ». If. CAUIN NUniNG & m. >LIEH, TUGGIE i CO.. Shin Plank, all kinds, M anil «!> Spear Mt» Mail Kraiiel-tto. •■"if San Franc 8C0. 153 GARCIA SAW MILL, Samuel Baker aadway Gassmann Joseph F, groceries, SE cor Keainy and Union Gassmann Lodging-house, Joseph Gass- mann propr, 428 Broadway Gas-ner Valentine, bootmaker, 306 Posl GATELY P J, Hay Market Exchange Saloon, 1139 Marker Gates 4 Brown I., A Gates and W W Brown), Ore ..deduction Works, 104 Tyler Gates Chas E. bakery, 1628 Stockton Gates James H, druggist, co. Now Mont- gomery and Howard CO rj oo SJ,ockton Gauther E & Co, stock brokers, 306 Montgomfy Gavin John, groceries, 28 Natoma OAWNE JOHN (Donaldson & Co), 319 California GAWTHORNE JOHNSON F (Gaw- thorae & Maguire), NVV cor Main and Folsom GAWTHORNE & MAGUIRE (J F Gawthorne and R J Maguire), wood and coal, NW cor Maia and Folsom Gay Chas, real estate, 5i'3 Montgomery Gaynor John P, architect, 30i) Cali foriiia GEARD MRS E T, lodL-iug-house, 608.\ 4tli Geantit A, butcher, stalU 16 and 18 S F Market Gearhart Chas VV, shorthand renorter, 636 Clay Gearhart J W, stenographer, room 56, 309 Montgomiry Gearon John F, hurber, 1 103 Howard Geary Dennis. I'loceries, 249 I'lvmout Geary John F, physician, 131 >*03t Geary Jer< miah, tanner, SVV cor (luer- rero and lath Geary Street Coal Co, William McK n- zie mgr, 819 (Jerry Geary Street Hailrojid Co, S C Bigelow treas, NE c(>r (ieary .and Buchanan Geary Street Railioad Co's Works, NE c:ir Geary and Bu'jhanan (iebhardt Matilda (11 C onzales & Cc ), J 06 Dupont Gebler Theodore, agt New Science Dress Cutting, 1137 Mission Geddes Charles, architect, 528 California Geffroy Celestine, groceries, 1211 Powell Gehan Mrs Mary, confectionery, 1050 Howard Gehrels J H (Gehrels & Lubben), SW cor Davis and Sacramento Gehrels & Lubben (J H Gehrels and John Lubben), saloon, SW cor Davis and Sacramento Gehret Mrs Sophie, mfr corsets, 120 Ellis Gehrt II, groceries, 703 Dupont G'-ilfuss Henry, architect, 33 Kearny Geimatin Wm, merchant tailor, 609 Montgomery Geisen P, notions, 158 2d Geist Wm (Pacific Furniture Factory), 736 Brannan bet 6th and 7th Geistlich Wm, furnishing goods, 608 4th GEITNER GEORGE, bootmaker, 1880 Folsom Gelien R G, cigar mfry, 221 Davis (jrellert Henry, barber, Brooklyn Hotel, Bush bet Montgomery and Sansome Gendar & Co. candy store, 26 J 6 th Gendar J W ( J W Gendar & Co), 948 Market Gendar John, confectionery mfr, 26 6th Gendar J W & Co (J W Geadar and W B Calvert), confect- jnery, 948 Market GENDOTTI LTJIGI. wines and liquors, wholesale and retail, 440 Hayes and 508 Octavia Genebern Bro, director Sacred Heart College, cor Eddy and Larkin General Jackson Mining Co, R M Heath sec, 318 Pine (General Transatlantic Steamship Oflice, 5 Montgomery ave Genesee F'lour Mills, Henry Coubrough 6 Co (Henry Coubrough and (jJeorge Su:nmertun), pniprs 713-719 Sansome Genoa Bakery, G B Carcaffa & Co proprs, 13()!> Dupont GensbdrgerM (L .uis Kline & Co), 110 Bush (rensler J, merchant tailor and furnish- ing goods, 316 (ith Oenster Jacob, barber, '^OS Larkin Genty Minniu M, laundry, 13"J (ieary Georg Franz, saloon, SW cor Noe and Henry (»eorge (.■, dentist, 114 (ieary George Edward, dentist, ) 14 (ieary (jeorge .lolin, restaurant, 207 3d Guorge J^nter, fruit, 737 Broadway Georges Hip^jolyto (Bine & Georges), J 19 Sutter Georgia ice Co, H Deas sec, 44 Nevada Block Geotz Paul, liquors, 775 Mission (Jeraghty Miehi.3l, varieties, 1127 Folsom GERARD MRS ELISABETH T, lodging-house, 608^ 4th Gerber J B, bootmaker, 302 Francisco GAIVIN NUniNG & S3N, IManun»<>tiirfr« all kln CO o EH o O 6 G G( Gi Gi G G. Gi G( G. G< G G« G< G< G. G( G. G( G G G G Hi 1' ALIEN, TUGGLE t CO.. CHEBHY UnMEB. 18 *M Spear Mt. Hau FraH«lMCO. San Francisco. 155 oi r— CO C»4 fM ce o < « H H o o Grerberding A, commission merchant, 220 Clay QiSBJCBUBf FRED'K. propr William Tell House, 315 and 317 Bush Gercke G (Gercke'a Hotel), SE cor Bat- tery and Green Gercke William, bakery, 1924 Howard Gercko's Hotel, Chas Dd Harde and G Gercke proprs, 8E cor Battery and Green Gercko William & Co, bakery and con- fectionery, 1924 Howard Genles C, expressman, cor Mtmtgomery and Market GERE OEO 0, physician. 318 Sutter Gerey Mrs K, lodging-house, 704 How- ard Gei'hard F G, publishers of the ''Paciiic Pilot," 30 13th Gerhow Fred, liquors, 2 and 4 Mission Gerisch George, carpenter, 1 133 Clay Gerken Diedrich (Gerken <& Wobber), SW cor Mission and Spear Gerken Henry, bootmaker, 210 4th Gerken John, liquors, 540 Clay Gerken & Wobber (Diedrich Gerken and Peter Wiibber), saloon, SW cor Mis- sion and vSpear and 338 Main Germain Dwipht (George Spaulding &; Co), 414 Clay Germain Mrs W M, furnished rooms, ;J0 Montgomery GERMAN - AMERICAN INSIJR- ANCE CO, Thomas C Grant mgr, 213 Sunsome German Butchers Association Verein Eiiitracht, 316 Post German Club, Sander's Hall, New Montgomery German Empire, Consul of. General A I{o:?enthal, 31iS Sacramento Geriian Fire Insurance Co of Baltimore, Philip Speyer & Co agts, 4*25 Califor- nia ('erman Hospital, bet 14th and Ridley and Noe and Castro German Insurance Co cif Pittsburg, E D Farnsworth & Son agts, 219 San- some German Ladies' Relief Society, Verein Eiiitracht Hall,31() Post German Methodist Church, Folsom bet 4th iind 6th German Sausage Factory, B Engler propr, 227 4th GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCPSTY, Geo Lette sec, 526 Cali- foriiiiv Germania Lead Work", J G Kellogg pros, William A Aldrich vice pros, A W Bowman sec, works Sale Lake City, office 314 California Germania Life Insurance Co, Julius Jacobs gen iigt, 216 Sansome Germania Lodge Knights of Honor, G H Woerz see, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Gernion A &Co (Adolphus Germon and J W Hod;ktn), shingles, shakes, poles and ship kn -68, 113 Mission Germon Adolpnus (A Germon 4; Co), 113 Mission Gernier Mrs Mary, bakery, cor Filbert and Montgomery avo Gcrold Philip, see San Francisco Grain Exchange, 327 Pine Gerrish Mrs M Eliza, artist in wax flowers, point lace and embroidery, 127 Kearny Gerry S R, physician, 645 Washington Gerson & London (Nathan Gerson and Henry London), leaf tobacco and ci- gars, 611 Sansome Gerson Natlian (Gerson & London), 61 1 Sausome Gerstenberg-C, oysters, 1310 Polk" Gerstle Lewis (Louis Sloss & Co) pres Alaska Commercial Co, 310 and 312 Sansome Gethings Mrs Annie N, bakery, 510 4th Getleson B & Co (Bernard Getleson) leather and shoe findings, 520 and 522 Market Getleson D, liquors, 795 Mission Getz August, painter, 310 Mason Ge'z Bros & Co (Joe and L Getz) commis- sion merchants, 301 and 303 iVont Getz & Hirshfeld, dairy produce, Grand Central Market Getz Joe (Cetz Brcs & Co), 301 Front Getz L (Getz Bros & Co), 301 Front Getz R J (Getz & Swan), 727 Market Getz & Swan (R G (ietz & G Swan), houso punters, 727 Market Ghirardelli A (Ravenna, GhirardcUi & Co), 421 and 423 Battery Ghirardelli D (DGhirardellift Sons) 415 and 417 Jnckson Ghirardelli lUr (D Ghirardelli & Sons), 415 and 417 Jackson GHIRARDELLI B & SONS (D, J and D Ghirardelli Jr), coHee, cliocolateand spice mfi's, 415 and 417 Jackson Ghirardelli J (D Ghirardelli & Sons), 415 and 417 Jackson Ghetaliii E, saloon, 514i Battery Ghisla Sa vators, umbrella and parasol factory, 1306 Stockton Ghio Felice, merchant tailor, 101 Mont- gomery ave Ghisselli Giocundo, tailor, 114 Pacific Giamboni N, propr Campi's Restaurant, 531 and 533 Clay Giampoli Giovani, wood ani coal, 908 and 910 Stockton Giannotti L, fruit, 209^ 2d Gianeitoni G, saloon, SW cor Kearny and Montgomery ave CO c o m o o oi O > r o z > CD H m PI H <■ CD > z > Z o S o o niinllTf UUU LUIrlDCn, St ti.F. Couuter Tops, Newel Po8t«.l>ala«tera. f^f^ tOUISBRWEHIHN & CO., ^.-Swr**"" *' ""• II Q MontgomtTj OS CO O I n i I 09 i I H us i o 9 156 San Francisco GIANETTONI M (Buzisoni & Gian- ettoiii), 29 0th Gianiielli D, fruit iiiul vegetables, 911 Bryant l)et tith and 7 th Oianiiiiii Henry, li.undry, 824 Laguna OIANNINI JP A. wiituhmaker, 109 Montgomery Giant Powtlt-r Co, A Ibert Dibblee pres, 4 ()aliforiii;i OIBB JAMES, liquors, G17 Merchant Gibhes C IJ, surveyor ancldrauglitsman, 117 and 118 Montgomery Block Gibbos J T, surveyor and ilruughtsman, 102 Montgomery Block Gibl)on E F, watches and jewelry, 025 Kearny Giblxms J F, physician, 023 Kearny Gibbons F P, engraver, 219Bu^h GIBBONS H, pliysician and edit >r "FiicUicMand S Journal," 101 l)u- pont GIBBONS HENRY JR, physician ane Gibson & Co (H D W Gibson), job printers, 224 Stockton Gibson Mason GIDDINGS B F, mgr " Railroad Gaz- etteer," 219 Bush Gies Kilian, hairdresser, 434 Pac'fic Giese Bros (C and J Giese), groceries, 230 Paeilic Giese C ((iiese Bros), 230 Pacifii Giese J (Giese Bros), 230 Pacific Giesen Robert, bla<-ksmith, 3(>5 Linden Giffin John, hard^vare, 3000 Mission GUfin O F, merchant, 310 Pine Gihon Geo H, engraver, 109 Mont- gojnery Gihon Thomas, gomery engraver, 103 Mont- Gilbart Wm, groceries, SW cor Dupont and Uni 'ii , Gilbert A, French candy mfr, 422 Bush Gdbert Alexander, hotel, 824 Mont- gomery Gilbert August, confectionery, 410 Haves GILBERT C W (Gilbert & Moore), 18 Sutter Gilbert Geo S (Chaffee, Gilbert & Bone- stell), 400 Front Gilbert Hnuse,lodgings,824 Montgomery Gilbert Michael, second-hand clothing, 243 3d GILBERT & MOORE (C W Gilbert and H A Moore), wholesale furniture, 18 and 20 Sutter and 550-572 Bran- naii Gilbert Mrs M W, lodging-house, 721 Bryant Gilchrist J G (Kelly & Gilchrist), 309 Front (Gilchrist Mrs Mary A. dressmaker, 930 Harrison (Jildenieester J P H, real estate, room 021 Sansome GILE H S (Doane & Co), 04 California Market Gilfether Thomas, coal and wood, 415 5th Gilfillan& Hohenscbild (J F Gillillan and G>jo Hohenschild), fruits and ves^etables, 33, 34, 45 and 49 Califor- nia Market Gilfillan .1 G (Gilfillan & Hohenschild), 33 California Market Gill Robert, liquors, cor Filbert and Van Ness ave Gill A, Branch Bakery, 1885 Mission Gillam J R, piano mfr and piano tuner, 701 Howard GILLER C L. seal engraver and die sinker, 402 Montgomery Gilleran William, saloon, NE cor How- ard and 3d GILLESPIE CHAS V, attorneyat- law and searcher of records, 522 Cali- fornia Gillespie James (Gillespie, Van DeMark & Co), 1 1 Drumm Gilleapie T F, groceries, 1310 Sacra- mento GILLESPIE. VAN DEMARK & CO (James Gillespie, Geo Van DeMark and Chas Heiiitzen), mfrs and whole- sale dealers in broom«, brushes, wood and willow ware, 1 1 Drumm Gillespie Wm J ("Robinson & Gillespie), 337 an) 339 Sutter Gillespie Wra M, jiroceries, 1310 Sacra- mento Gillespy John H, mining oec, room 7S, 309 Montgomery 0> ' Ul i 1 Gi oa t o Gi ^ Gi .a Gi •t CALVIN NUTTING £ SON, Tuliiilar Wlift'lltarinwM, H»lt niifl Hritlite Work, *>t7 Mafii Street, Muii Francisco. G G G G G H UlEN TUCGlEtCO. PacificCoastHari Woods "*'^'"*'""'- Man Fraiicli«i«o. San Francisco. 157 Gillfillan Mrs Sophie, dairy produce, re- tail, 2113 Fillmore Gilligan Mrs Kate, dressmaker, 1004 Howard Gilligan Martin (Kenitey & Gilligan), 127 8th Gillilaiid Adam, sec Canadian Associa- tion, l.'l Eddy Gillmore George 0, carpenter, 1127 Howard Gilinan B F (Gilman & Racouillat), cor 9th and Harrison Gi'man C H (Gower & Gilman), cor Front and Broadway Gilman G B (Gilman, Walker t Co),224 Front Gilman & Racouillat, patent Tula Cov- ers, cor 9th and Harrison OILMAN. WALKER & CO (G B Gilman, J (i Walker and C W Craig), dealers in Kentucky whiskies, 130 'id, Louisville, Kentucky, California oSice, 224 Front Gilmor J W A, paying teller. First Na- tional Gold Bunk Gilm.ire Geo C, mattress maker, 1127i Howard Gilmore Henry J (Foley & Gilmore), SW cor 1st and Misision Gilmore J H (Van N- r.len & Gilmore), supt Mechanics' Industrial Exhibi- tion, GOT Montgomery and 27 Post Gilm >ur J D, blacksmith and shipsmith, 20Jana211 Main Gilmnur Thos, saloon, NE cor Grove and La'iuna Giimour Wm. carpenter, 704 Laguna Gilson Edward, justice of the peace, SE cor Washington and Kearny GiUon L, mining engineer, 211 Sansome Ginnnel Edward (Cummings, Gimmel & Co), 424 Battery Gimpel MC (Derbaum&Gimpel), paint- ers, 819 Market Gingg .lohn A. Swiss Exchange Salmon, 413 Pine Ginocchio D (C Cuneo & Co), P39 Wash- ington GinocchioG, commission m^trchant. 217 Sacramento Ginty & Blanchard (Jamea Ginty and David Blanchard), salo.)n, NE cor 3d and Mission Ginty James (Ginty & Blanchard), NE cor 3d and Mission (Jiosseppu Cro(!ci), saloon, NE cor (ireen and Stockton GIOVANNINI, FRANCISCO, wood and dial, hE oor Broadway and GIOVANNINI DANIEL, wood and coal, SIO Pacific Giovanuini Silvcsto, saloon, 301) Mont- goniory ave Giovnun<»la Antone (Perpoli & Giovan- nola), 1817 Powell Girard A, restaurant, 612 Montgomery Girard Ernest, turner of instruments, 502 S'ockton Girard F K, pianos, 332 Sutter Girard House, lodgings, D McMillan propr, 142 Sacramento Girard Insurance Co of Philadelphia, Hutchinson & Mann, 322 and 324 Cal- ifornia Girard L, mdse broker, 214 California Girardin J F, barber, 1905 RUmore Giraud E (Giraud & Martin), 532 Pa- cific Giraud & Martin (E Giraud and Charles Martin), saloon, 532 Pacific Girls'jHigh School, cor Bush and Hyde Girvin Ernest A, stenographer, 03(5 Clay Girvin R D (Fish, Blum & Girvin), 327 Pine Giselman Wm, real estate agt, 636 Clay Gitchell J M, register in bankruptcy, 636 Clay Githens Rev W L, clergyman (Church of the Advent), Howard foot New Montgomery Giusti tJoseph, restaurant, 105 Cali- fornia Market Giiisto James, cigars and tobacco, SE cor Market anHIEL HOBCBOSS i CO. ■!g5o'S«?«!:'JR'Sg^ ^St &V5&rir 158 San Francisco. Glissmann H, grocery, 438 Hayes Glissmann Madame Julia, music teacher, 316 Hayea Globe Business College Association (The), 640 Clay GLOBE IBOX WOBKS, Nuttall, Ba- con & Co, '2'2'2 and 224 Fremont Globe Marine Insurance Co (The) (lim- ited) of London, England, and Chi- nese Insurance Co of Hongkong, Dcgeners & Co agts, 308 Californin Gloestein August, saloon, 710 Mont- gomery Glootz John, groceries, 421 Geary Glouber M F & Co (M F Gloul)er). gro- ceries, SE cor Geary and Webster Glover H R (Glover & Willconib), 05- 6i) New Montgomery Glover & Willconib (H R Glover and Geo Willconib), curled hair, ticuiiigs, feathers, burlap, webbing, comforters, etc, 65-6!) New Montgomery (tIuhz C, broom factory, 64^ West Mis- sion Glynn James, insurance broker, 441 California Glynn John (Muiiro & Glynn), Filbert nr Fillmore Glynn Wm, saloon, 158 Ist (Joad & Redding ( \V F Goad and Joseph D Redding), attorneys-at-law, 302 Montgomery Goad W F (Goad & Redding), 302 Montgomery Gobbee Ernest, watchmaker and jeweler, 535 Folsom Gobey Frank, liquor and oyster saloon, 228 Sutter Goble J E, liquors, end of Railway Wharf, Long Bridge Godart Jules, architect, 417 Mason Godchaux L, (M Brandensteiu & Co), 529 Clay Goddard C L, dentist, 23 Post Goddard C L, dressmaker, 200 Post OODDARB OUILFOBD. stationery, bakery and confectionery, 914 Valen- cia Goddard O M, mgr for D M Osb'rne & Co, 33 Market Godet L, laundry, 910 Howard Godfrey Mrs A, dressmaker, 1025 Sutter Godfrey Henry, bakery, 705 Polk Godfrey & Maljoy (J S (Jodfrey and Jas Malloy ), sailmakers, 50 Clay Godfrey VV A H, furnishing goods, 101 and 103 2d Godoy J F (Wiuans, Belknap & Gmloy), 604 Merchant Godsill John, saloon, 904 Market and 3 anil 5 Ellis <;oel)el A, bootmaker, 422i 3d (ioebel Chas, hikery, 313 6th Goccken H B, bakery, 511 3d Goedecke L, butcher, 1322 Dupont Goe Saml E, dentist, 26 Montgomery OOEHRINO A. mfr artificial flowers and feathers, wholesale milliner, 944 Mission Goepel Robert, bootmaker, 1 1 Sutter Goertzhain H E, meat market, 1103 Leavenworth Goethals Bros (Gustave and John Goe- thals), upholsterers, 633 Broadway Goethals Chas L (Goethals & Wenes), 1103 Stockton Goethals & Wenes (Charles L Goethals and Victor Wenes), machinists, 1108 Stockton Goetjen Bros (Fred, Jacob and Charles (jroetjen), groceries and liquors, SW cor Stockton and Sacramento and 1319 Sacramento Goetjen Charles (Goetjen Bros), 1319 Sacramento Goetj n Fred (Goetjen Bros), SW cor Stockton and Sacramento and 1319 Sacramento GOETJEN JACOB, groceries, wims and liquors, NE c;ir Hyde and Jackson Goetjen Jacob (Goetjen Bros), 1319 Sacramento Goetz P, coal. 514 Union GOETZ PAUL, wines and liquors, 775 Mission Goetze Henry, groceries, SW cor Post and Webster Goetze W, painter, 124i 11th Goetze Wm M (Lindsey & Goetze), SW c or 2 0th and Guerrero GOFF C P, attorney-at-law, 606 Mont- gomery Gogcovich Geo (Geo Martinovich & Co), 303 East Goger Chas, plumbing, 221 Diipont Goger John, liquors, 506 Clay Goggin Miss Amelia, teacher Valencia Primary School Gognin E W (Francis, Valentine & Co), 517 Clay Goggin John, bootmaker, 1319^ Larkin GOHLINGHORST GEO J, liquors and chop house, 1914 Market and 1 Haight Goicovich George J, restaurant, 1101 Stockton Golchur Wm (Clabrough & Golcher) 630 and 632 Montgomery Gold and Stock Teleijraph Co, H£II. TUGBLE i CO.. VENEERS Idaad •pear St., rsBclaro. . w 0> a I 00 o s g H I H o o /Saw Francisco. 159 Goldberg & Ijeweuthal (S Goldberg and J W Lewt!iitli:il), carpets, window sbades, etc, i'5 4th Goldl)erg Max, pawn-broker, 538 Kearny Goldberg S (Goldberg & Lewenthal), carpets, oil cloths, mattresses, *J33 Market Goldberg S L (Brandenstein A & Co) 508 and 510 Washington (iolden Age Flouring Mills, 717-721 Battery Golden Age Mill Co, P A ( 'inipbell pres, George Schroder sec, 717-721 Battery Golden City Chemical Works, vS M Van Wyck supt, Cornelius O'Connor pros, cor 7tli and Townsend, office 303 Montgomery Golden City Straw Works) Wm H Hill propr, 753 Mission Golden Eagle Hotel, D Hartnett propr, 404 and 406 Briadway Golden Eagle R.'staurant, Hemme & Maurer proprs, 917 Market " Golden Gate " (The) (weekly), Thomp- son & Co publishers, 1320 Bush Golden (»ate Bazaar, D W Coghlan propr, !)2G Larkin Golden (iate Block, Thomas Cooper jan- itor, 131 Post Golden (iate Boat Club, Long Bridge Goldwi Gate Court, A O F, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy QOLDEN GATE FLOURING MILLS, Horace Davis & Co proprs, 4I^!> 1st "Golden Gate Gazette," 502 Washing- ton Golden Gate Hall, 1022 Pacific Golden Gate Hall (Masonic), 131 Post Golden Gate Hotel, Henry Dederky propr, 134 4th Golden Gate Lodge No 129, Independent Order B'nai B'riths, I ilymaa sec, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Fddy Golden <>ate Mutual Loan Association, n)om 9, 309 California Golden Gate Park, entrance Baker bet Oak and Fell GOLDEN GATE PLASTER MILLS, Lucas & Ct> i>roprs, 2I3-'J17 Main GOLDEN GATE RESTAURANT, L .) (rrant propr, 388 Francisco Goltlon (iate Paper Box Factory, A Flei3hhacker& Co (J Hansen) 190 Ste- venson GOLDEN GATE WOOLEN MFG CO. Donald Mciicnnan mgr, otHce 112 Bush, mills cor Butto and Bryant ave GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS IRON WORKS. W L Palmer pres, J W Knox sec. 237 and 251 First Golden Thomas, undertaker, 1248 Mar- ket Golder L F (Cole, Kenny & Co), 421 Front Goldwater Max, tailor, 124 Folsom Goldman E J, commission merchants, 500 Battery Goldman I A (Goldman & Son), 2933 and 29.35 16 h Goldman Isaac W (I Goldman & Co) Tu- lare, office 20.) Sanaoine Goldman Jacob, fruits, Itailroad and 14th ave (iroldman Isaac A (Goldman & Son), 2933 16th Goldman Louis (Goldman & Son), 2933 10th Goldman M, stock-broker, 316 Mont- gomery Goldman Samuel, barber, 1159 Folsom Goldman Sol, bootmaker, 1025 Howard bet 0th and 7th Goldman & Son (Isaac A and Louis Goldman), dry goods, 2933 and 2935 16th Goldmeyer Isaac H, meat market, NE cor Webster and Ellis Goldshal Mrs M L, dressmaker, 107 6th Goldschmidt Nathan, ladies and gents' furnishing goods, 468.^ 6th Goldsmidt T H, boot and shoe store, 307 Hayes Goldsmith A M. sec S F Pioneer Woolen Factory, 1 15 Battery Goldsmith A, sec Pioneer Lodge F S of Israel and San Francisco Lodge K of H, 121 Eddy Goldsmith Delos E, agt Turbine and Buckeye Windmills, 33 Market GOLDSMITH EDWIN S (Goldsmith & Son), 26 Montgomery Goldsmith G, sec Pacific Lodge I O B B, 121 Eddy Goldsmith I, bootmaker, 307 Hayes (roldsmith J (Frank GoUlsmith & Co), 1 Sansome Goldsmith .1 K, fancy stationery, 1206 Polk Goldsmith N, variety store, 468^ 6th Goldsmith S, gents' and ladies' "furnish- ing goods and fancy goods, 250 3d GOLDSMITH & SON (W Eand Edwin S (roldsuuth), engravers, 26 Mont- gomery GOLDSMITH WM E (Goldsmith & Son), "JO Montgomery GOLDSTEIN & COHN (Simon Gold- stem and Herman Cohn), importers of human liair, wholesale and retail, wigmakers and hairdressers, Phclan's Building, 822 Market Goldstein E L (B Dreyfus & Co), 630- 642 Brannan and 121 California GOLDSTEIN SIMON (Goldstein & Cohn), Piielan's Building, 822 Market Goldstine R, junk, 327 3d CO CO c CD c > o m o o lit; y. ■ ! ; ■;!il ■ i ; i. :'i CO CO ^ ■ :^f i ^:a 23g ' ' V: ■ C3 ,' 1 'k.': -Q .,:i|< ^^ ■ ■ V .:] ••^ :f :;; I CO ' \ -'i "i _M ^^ ' ^i CO ■! m^ pSB '. ■ , ■ 1 - C3 ' !,! ■ I CO CO :. ■ . ' 1 m : (iv 'i? 1 CO ,M'|' ■ 1* -g ' i1 ■ « » : ;!^ ' ^Wt HARDWOOD LUMBER iy"L*i." 2?.?*."A* ft.i?. ?i?.*"-?_"* ** * »• sp^ar St, S. F. Oak, Ash, Hickory, Havle. Cherry, etc. i\U m lOyiSBRWERIHHtCO.. MtcrllMK AllTiTware •nd Fr«;nrh 4norkM, 119 Montgomery St. 160 San Francisco. I? IS .* •>_ *^ «2 s 09 H H Ooldstone Jacob (P & J Goldstoae), outtiT Gombert lildward (Kraemar & Gombert), 252 3(1 Gombrich A & fils (Kahn B-os & Co), res Paris Goncalvt'S Manwell, bootmaker, 610 Post Gonelle D.)menico, saloon, 327 Mont- gooierv iive QONSALES MRS G S, dressmaker, !)U!» I 'lay (Jonzales Ji & Co (Ricardo Gonzales and Matilda (iubhardt), necktie factory, 106 Dupont Gonzales l5icardo (R Gonzales & Co), 106 Dupont Gonz;des Richard, necktie manufacturer, 3i> Sutter Good & Roney, ai^ts Vallejo and San Francisio Express, 418 Sacramento (Jooit Temi)lars' Orphan Asylum, Vallcjo GOODALL CHARLES ( Market Goodkind Henry (FechheJmer.Ooodkind & Co), 16 and 18 Sansome Goodman Abraham, jewelry and watches, 414 Kearny Goodman David (Hart 8c Goodman), 76 and 78 California Market Goodman L (Oppenheinier& Co), NEcor Front and California Goodman Marcus, junk, 627 Pacific Goodman Samuel, tailor, 523 Pacific Goodmann S P, toys and fancy goods, 3 6th GOODMAN T H. general passenger and ticket agt C P II R, agt Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co, cor 4th and Townsend Goodman Th-'o (Kramer, Goodman & Co), 10!) Battery GOODNOUGH A M> wholesale pianos and organs, 23 5lh (Goodrich H C, (I L A Brulerson &, Co), 6S-72 Og len Place, Chicago Goodrich John H, carriage-maker, 112 Oregon Gooilrich Mrs Knox, associate editor " Woman's Herald of Industry," San Jose Goodrich Taylor, wholesale stoves and ranges, 2')4 and2r)ii Market and S and 10 lW» Wiieav MtrtM't. Man VranrlMro. ■9 ,. a I o CO '» San Francisco. 1(51 Gordon O W, attorney-at-law, 320 San- aome GORDON HARDWARE CO. (C L Uingley pre^*, James £ Gordon vice urea and W H Hooke sec, wholesale hardware and mfrsagt8,8 and 10 Pine Gordon & Healy (M Gordon and E Healy), liquors, 2'2 Hayes GORDON JAS E> vice pres Gordon Hardware Co, 8 and 10 Pine Gordon J S G, wood and coal, 429 Pow- ell, SW cor Sutter Gordon Laura De Force, attorney -at-Iaw, 331 Montgomery Gordon M (Gordon & Healy), 22 Hnyes Gore Benj B, commercial broker, 412 Clay Gorevan Bros (J and W Gorevan), merchant tailors, 426 Montgomery Gorevan J (Gorevan Bros), 426 Mont- gomery Gorevan VV (Gorevan Bros), 426 Mont- gomery (iiorHnktl Wm, barbpr^4124 Cth Gorham Geo C, Jr, attorney-at-law, Nevada Block Gorham Mfg Co, silversmiths, Phelps & Miller mgrs, 120 .Sutter Gorham M C, groceries, 164 Jessie G a-ham W T (Coleman & Gorham), 214 Sacramento Gorie James (Wted & Gorie), l)i7 Market Ciorman Miss J B, te.ichcr South San Friuiciaco School, SW cor 14th ave and L Gorman Martin, saloon, 313 Folsom Gorman Mrs Maiy, groceries, 313 Fol- som Gorman P O, groceries, 410 Fnlsom Gorman W J, principal South San Fran- cisco School, SW cor 14th ave and L Gorom Nelson, observer U S Signal Ser- vice, 42 Merchants' Exchange Gorrill C H, pres Pacific Bridge Co, 4 California Gorrill R W, treas Pacific Bridge Co, 4 California Gorsig Henry, saloon, 113 Davis Gorton A S. cooper, 417 Main GOSHEN SWEEPER AND WRINGER CO, D E McConauhy general agt, 242 3d Goslinsky E & Co (E!ias Goslinsky and Geo Browustein), mfrs cigars and im- porters of tobacco, 210 and 221 Bat- tery Goslinsky Elias (E Goslinsky & Co), 219 and 221 Battery Gospel Hall. 1210 Market GOBS & DOW ( L Go88 and Geo E Dow), hydraulic engineers and machinists, . Steam Pump Works, 114 and 116 Beale GOBS XRS G W. candy, 1905 Mismon Goss L (Goss & Dow), 114 Bcale Goss M, poultry, 506 Clay GoHsman G, teacher languages, 23 Pow- ell Gost B, clothing, hats and furnishing goods, 135 'Ith Gott G A (Gott & White), 4 Steuart Gott & White (Geo A Gott and H R White), agt Cape Ann Copptr Paint, 4 Steuart Gotti^ Lawrence, pres German S and L Society, 526 California Gottleib Louis, bootmaker, .320 Taylor Gott^chalk Charles H, watchmaker and jeweler, 507 California Gottung Mrs F, dressmaker, 448 Clem- entina Gottung Miss Carrie, dressmaker, 44S Clementina Gouch Geo, liquors, cor 16th and Va- lencia Goud Geo L (Geo H Tay & Co), 105 California Goiigeon F X. carpenter, 70S Valencia 60UGH H DORS£Y> attomey-at-law, 603 Washington Gough .lohn, groceries, 1016 Bryant (iouj;h Mrs M, grociries, 1016 Bryant Goughlan Mri J, millinery, J>1!> Market Gould Albert R, ciirpenter, 416 Larkin Gould C B, supt Market Street Railroad, foot of Market Gould & Curry Silver Mining Co, Al- fred K Diibrow, 30!) Montgomery Gould Nelson C, bootmaker, 635 How- ard Gould S H, agt, .37 Market Gould Wm O, insurance agt, 418 Cali- fornia GouKling John, produce, 217 Valencia Gounieaux August, sewing machine agt, 426 Hayes Gourdon Mrs Emily, laundrj', 807 How- ard Gove D M, druggist, 2408 California Gowau Edward (Walcom, Gowan & Coffee), 421 and 423 Pacific GoMen Miss Abbie E, medium, 136 6th Gower & Gilman (S .T Gower and C H Gilman), proprs Pacific Free and U S Pacific Bonded Warehouses, NW cor Broadway and Front Gower S J (Gower & Gilman), NW cor Broa'lway and Front Goyheneix Peter, laundry, 143 9th Graaff Julius S, attorney-at-law, 234 Montcomery GRABBIO Jtt fruits, cor Bryant and 26th Graber Chas, butcher, 940 Bryant Grabe Frank, saloon, cor Dwight and San Bruno ave Gracchi Jacob (Baglietto & Gracchi), 421 Davis 7^ oo en CO m CO CO IHir':^'' i I a mm Vi 1 .J ,11 HARDWOOD LUMBER. 11 WH ITS BROS.. 1» * IS Main umA 14 4k MMpear •t. M. V. Caaater T*p«, M« w«l Paata, Malaaiera. ODD FEUOWS' SBPPUES, "S&S^tXjff'uV.'fSSVSi.Mf: CO h i! 4 I i 162 San Frandaco. Grace Episcopal Church, cor California and Stockton Grace Heary, ammunition, 418 6th Grace John, horseshoer, 1108 Howard Grace John W (J W Grace & Co), 40 California Grace Mrs Julia, furniture and b.-dding, 333 6th Grace J W & Co (George L Duval, Jno W, Wm R ond Michael P Grace and Chas R Flint), shipping and commis- sion merchants, 40 California Grace M E Church, Mission nr 18th, Rev A T Needham pastor, 204 l»th Grace Michael P (J W Grace & Co), 40 California Grace Wm R (J W Grace & Co), 40 California Gradwohl Mrs Esther, fancy Kf^ods, 225 16th Gradwohl M & H, butchers, 529 4th Grady M E, meat market, 613 Post Grady Michael, housesmith, 109 Ist Graef Carl T, attorney, 623 Commercial Graff Albert, metal spinner and tinware, 46 2d Graff L, hor.^shoer, Railroad ave nr 5th ave. South San Francisco Groham C H (W B Cluff & Co), 19 6th Graham Mrs E 6, dressmaker, 230 Ellis Graham G D, book-keeper, J H Dorety, 527 Commercial Graham H, boarding-house, 1122^ Lar- kin Graham John, m'lrble works, Point Lobes nr I O F Cemetery Graham John T, groceries, cor 27th and Alabamr. ,4^ Graham M A, machine shop, 23 Steven- son OEAHAM PAPER CO, W G Rich- ardson, mgr, 507 Montgomery Graham Thos A, grocery, 401 Hayes cor Gough Graham's Hall, 284 Harrison Grail Frederick,, saloon, 462 Brannan Gram & Anderson, undertakers, 2J5 4th Grampsis Paul (Cuttin & Grampsis), S£ cor Taylor and Turk Grand Arcade Market, 323 6th Grand Army Republic Hall, 71 New Montsromery GRAND CASINO DE HARSEILIE SALOON, G Sormano propr, 308 M mtTomery ave GRAND CENTRAL AUCTION STORE. J W Junes propr, ladies' .underwear and fancy goods, 24 6th Grand Central Hall, 995 Market Grand Central Market, E J Baldwin propr, S£ cor Market and 6th Grand Central South Mining Co, George D Edwards sec, 414 California Grand Conservatory of Music, 640 Clay Grand Council Independent Order Chosen Friends. H E Grirtin P G C, Isaac L Lang G sec, Jno W Shaeffor G treas, St Ann's Buihling GRAND DRY GOODS STORE, C Curtin propr, 911 and 913 Market GRAND larCAMPMENT 10 OF. Walter B Lyon, grand scribe, 326 Montgomery GRAND FLORAL MARKET. Bern- hard Wolff nropr, 741-747 Mission GRAND HOIEL. S F Thorn mgr, SE cor Market and New Montcomery GRAND LODGE 10 ¥7 Walter B Lyon grand sec, 325 MoutKomery GRAND NATIONAL HALL. Held ft Miller proprs, saloon, 105 and 107 Dupont GRAND OPERA EOVSE SALOON. Nels r o PI PI H 5 o o \v I m\A '1" MRDWOOO LUMBER, WHITR BROM., 1« 4k IS Main and 14 A leidpear Ht, M. V Boat 8 tock. Oak Pla nk and Timber IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) '^^M% ^ %° 1.0 I.I 1.25 L£ 128 |2^ |5o "^™ B^K 1^ Ui2 12.2 lAO m U IIIIII.6 — 6" II c Hiotographii Sdences Corporation aa WIST MAIN STRUT wrMrilH, NY. U5M ( 7 U) •72-4503 LOUIS BBrtEWmm i CO., je^:g^*&gg>yJlYru,l I9f^^ 164 CO I A* H San Francisco. Oreen Mrs Mary, liquors, 321 Drumm Oreen Miss Mary, dressmaker, 35 Turk Green & MuCullough (Thos Greea and Peter McCullou^), wood and ooal, IIiaFolsom Gre en R H ft Co, furniture, 19 7th OBEEN ft SEILEB (1j Green and D Seiler), merchant tailors, 6S9 Market Green Street Cnugregational Church, Green bet Stockton and Powell Green Thos, bootmaker, 253) 8th Green Thomas, physician, 10 3d Green Thomas (Green & McCuUough), 1113Folsom Green Wm, builder, 407 Brannan Green Wm, rigger, 24 Howard Green Wm, saloon, 118 Washington Green Wm- (Schlesinger ft Greeu), 946 Market Greenbaum E ft Co (Ephraim Green- baum and Isaac Norton), proprs Na- tional Shirt Co, 10 Bush Greenbaum Ephraim (£ Greenbaum ft Co), 10 Bush Greenbaum Jacob (Greenbaum ft Co), 115 and 117 Bush Greenbaum L (L Greenbaum ft Co), 306 Montgomery Gieenbaum L ft Co (L Greenbaum), stock broker, 306 Montgomery Greenberg H, real estate, 3U6 Mont- gomery Greenberg M, propr Eagle Brass Fac- tory, 205 Fremont Greenblatt M (Frederick Hess ft Co), 409 Bush Greene ft Co, stock brokers, 319 Mont- gomery Greene Geo W (Geo W Greene ft Co), 19 New Montgomery Greene Geo W ft Co (George and L Greene), mfrs patent medicines, 19 New Montgomery Greene H A, stock broker, 314 Mont- gomery Greene H E, real estate agt, 602 Mont- gomery Greene J J, groceries, 500 Fell Greene John E, saloon, 222 4th Greene L (George W Greene ft Co), 19 New Montgomery Greenebaum Berthold (B ft O Greene- baum), 1047 and 1049 Market Greenebaum B ft O (Berthold and Oscar Greenebaum), steam men's furnishing g oods fact ory, 1047 and 1049 Market Q&SENEBAuM ft 00 (Jacob Greene- baum, Henry Cohn and John B Luth- er), auctioneers and commission mer- chants, 115 and 117 Bush Oreenebarv, HelUng ft Co (Jacob and Heitaan Greenebaum, Aagust Hel- bing and Emanuel Straus), stock and gnwa brokers, 232 Montgomery Greenebaum Herman (Greenebaum, Hel- bing ft Co), 232 Montgomery Greenebaum J (Greenbaum ft Co), 115 aud 117 Bush Greenebaum Jacob (Greenbaum, Hel- bing ft Co), 232 Montgomery Greenebaum M (Greenebaum, Sachs ft Freeman), 17 Sansome Greenebaum M (Weil Bros ft Co), 21 and 23 Battery Greenebaum Oscar (B ft O Greenebaum), 1047 and 1049 Market bet 6th and 7th Greenebaum, Sachs ft Freeman (Moses Greenebaum, Isaac Sachs and E S Freeman), importers and mfrs of gents' furnishing goods, 17 and 19 Sansome Greenwald Jacob (Tobe, Salinger ft Co), 515 Market Greenwald Mrs S (Lotus Sloss ft Co). 310 and 312 Sansome Grt^enwich Street Primary School, cor Greenwich and Jones Greenwood G, liquors, 118 5th Greenwood L, liquors, 1600 Mission GREENWOOD m« pres California Elec- trical Works, Hb Market Greenwood Wm M, rice mill, 105 Free- mont Greenzweig George (Nast, Gmenzweig & Co), NE cor Sutter and Montgomery Greer Miss Jane E, teacher Haight Grammar School Greer Miss Mary L, teacher Haight Grammar School OREFFE CHASi Centennial Chair Factory, 508 and 510 5th Greg Frank, saw dust and sand, 410 Main Greget Leopold, French nursery, cor Franklin and Greenwich Gregg V A, attorney-at-law, 434 Cali- fornia OBEGO WH H (R B Woodward ft Co), 411 California Greggams Mrs Bridget, groceries, 25 Clinton Grego Geo ft Co (Geo Grego), restau- rant, Hayes Valley Market OREOOEEu" LOUlS (Louis Giegoire ft Co). 6 Pust OEEOOIRS LOUIS ft CO (Louis Gre- Soire, Henry Payot and Isaac Up- am), booksiallero, 6 Post Gregory H P (H P Gr^jory ft Co), junc- tion California and Market Gr^ory H P ft Co, Pacific Machinery Depot, belting and packing, junction California and Market Gregorjr S W (H P Gregory ft Co), junction California and Market Greif John, barber and baths, 636 WMh- ington Greiuer Frederick, grooeiy, 36 6th Greis Mrs M, milliner, 4 oth PRISON CEUS, Vtoaems and Brl4ce W*rk. My Mala Strmt, M. F. CALVIN NUniNGt SON. AlUII. TUGGIE t CO.. OHEGOII USH MID WHPIE. IH * IM »9«w fit. Han VnuitilMCO. San Francisco. 165 Grelis John W, saloon, 208 Bush Grell Frederic, liquors, 562 Brannan Greninger D and Daniel Jr (D Grouingcr ft Son), 5424th Greninger D & Son (D and Daniel Gren- inger Jr), tinsmiths, 542 4th Greny Mrs B, groceries, 725 Brannan Gresley Thomas T, agt Shoal Water Bay Oyster Co, 83 California Market Gress Geo, blacksmith and wagon- maker, 148 Berry OBEY C V, attorney-at-law, 604 Merchant Grey John H, general agt Washington Life Insurance Co, 311 California Grey J P (White, Grey & Co), 114 and 116 Kearny Gries Fred, liquors, NE cor Bealo and Howard ORIESSER ADOLFH (The Cuba), cigars and tobacco, SE cor Montgom- ery and Clay OBIFFIN& GO(Thos and Michael Griffin), liquors, 702 Mission Griffin H E, F G C, Grand Council Chosen Friends, 204 Sutter Griffin John (Davisson, Hall & Co), res New York Griffin J D, shipwright, 239 Steuart GRIFFIN MICHAEL (Griffin & Co), liquors, 702 Mission Griffin M S, liquors, 2239 Geary Griffin P, saloon, 1739 Market OBIFFIN THOMAS (Griffin & Co), 702 Mission Griffith A J (Griffith & Flanagan), 700 Kearny Griffith Miss E, ladies' and children's corsets, 412 Geary Griffith & bManagan, saloon, 700 Kearny Griffith J B (Griffith & Lang), 216 Washington Griffith ft Lang (B Griffith and C E Lang), painters, 216 Washington Griffiths Allen, dentist, 86th Griffiths Joseph (Warncke ft Griffiths), cor 6th ave and M Griffiths Thomas D, saloon, 34 2d Grim A K, mining, 331 Montgom -ry Grimes Geo C, bootmaker, 803 Fulsom Grimes George T, assistant grand sec, F and A M of California, NW cor Post and Montgomery, Masonic Tem- ple Grimm Adam, barber shop and baths, Lick Uouse Grimm Adolph, plumber, 230 Mont- gomery ave Grimm Alexander, siloon, 677^ Mission Grimm Henry, liquors, N£ cor Sutter and Kearny Grinbaum M S ft Co (M S Grinbaum and M Louitaon), forwardinj| and oommiskion merchants, 214 California Grinbaum M S (M S Grinbaum ft Co), 214 California Grisel Mrs Lena, confectionery, 354 4th Griswold Mme, corset ag'cy, 1410 Powell Gris.\-old ft Berry (J Griswold and John Berry), painters, 837 Folsom Griswold C P (Swaney ft Griswold), 123 Powell Grisw<>ld John C, a^sayer, 214 Sansome Griswold Josiah (Griswold ft Berry), 837 F^olsom Griswold W F, dentist, 6 O'Farrell Griswold Wolcott X, physician, 116 Eddy G: itner L, blacksmith. 526 Mission GROCER ANB COUNTRY MER- CHANT (The), A K Briggs propr. 123 California Grocers' Protecting Union, M Lieseu sec, SW cor Montijomery and Clay Grodhaus Mrs C, worsted, silk. Che- nille, etc, fancy goods, 519 Hayes Grodjitiski J P, bath house, 475 Tehama Groeper Gust.vv, liquors. Four Mile House, cor Missif>n Road and 31st Groeper H C.agt Independent Towboat, "Favorite," 309 East Groeschel B (Groeschel, Reinhold ft Co), Washington Market Groeschel, Reinhold ft Co (B Groeschel, J Reinhold and J Rosenberg, )butchers, 41 and 42 Washington Market Groezinger Robert, saloon, SE cor Fol- som and Dora Grogan Alexander B, real estate, 705 Sansome Grogan Mrs Julia A, lodging-house, 865i Market GRONDTTNA S L & CO (S L Gron- duna and Giovani Segple), hay, grain, wood and coal, 2012 Mason GRONDTTNA S L (S L Gronduna ft Co), Italian interpreter, 2012 Mason Groom T J, second deputy coroner, 643 Sacramento Grnpp G (Gropp ft Reichardt), 1129 Dupont Gropp ft Reichardt (G Gropp and L Reichardt), bakery, 1129 Dupont Gros Alfred, druggist, NW cor Wash- ington and Kearny and 111 Dupont Grcisli'Con Gold and Silver M ining Co, AC Hammond sec, 401 California Gross A, bootmaker, 406 Jackson Gross F W, clerk supreme court, cor Stockton and O'Fariell Grbss George, physician, 319 Kearny Grosts Louis, cigars and tobacco, 310 Montgomery Gross P, tailor, 527^ Montgomery ave Gross Mrs S A, dressmaker, 307 4th Gross Wm H, barber, 665 Mission GroRslicht Chas, sec Chebra Aohim Rachmonim, 121 Eddy CO CO CO CD Pi CO ■s UiDnilinhn IIIIIDCD WHRTB BR0S» I» a ISMnIk anil 14* lOSppsr IMnUff UUU LUnlDCn, Ht. M. v. oak, AaH. Mlekory . Mavle. Clierry, etc. ODDFEUOWS' suppuES, 'a&arffa.y»y/^^ 166 San Francisco. Orowmayer ft Biteman (M H Qross- mayer and A Biteman), broken, 313 Montgomeiy Grossmayer NL H (Grossmayer ft Bite- man), 318 Montgomery GroBSo Costantino, wagonmaker, 31 Clark Grute Mrs H F, groceries, 2230 Geary Grote John O, groceries, NW cor 17th and Cht!Tch Grotb O H ft C W, groceries, 534 O'larrell Grr th David, groceries, MW oor Sutter ind Webster C-rover Elizabeth A., lodging-honse, 52 2d Grover M (Grover ft Reyer), 629 Jack- son Grover ft Reyer (M Grover and E Reyer), saloon, 529 Jackson Grover S B, carpenter, 1617 California Gmue Max, books and stationery, 306 3d and 438& 3d Gruen Julius, restaurant, junction Mar- ket, Dupont aoJ O'Farrell Gr uebele C has L, barber, 531 Valencia OBUSHHAOEN C H> plain and orna- mental wire work of every description, 669 Mission Oruenhagen W, candy mfr, 20 Kearny Gneninger Jacobs dairy produce, 409 4th - Gmman S M, furniture, 110 4th Grumaa Samuel M, furniture, 819 Mar- ket Grunberg M, propr Eagle Brass Fonn- dry, 305 Fremont O&UHDEL J Gt iron goods, meer- schaum pipes and smokers' articles, 24 O'Farn^ Grondies John, Concordia Hotel, 907 Folsom Gruner Frank, watchmaker and jeweler, 724 Washington Gschwander 8, Elysium Saloon, 425 Pine Gschwind Remi, cigars, 523 Valencia Guadagno Lnigi, barber, 1 31 4 Stockton GUASDIAH ASSUEANGE CO OF LOND'tE. WmJ I.Andere general agt, 406 California Gualzata A (Gualzata u Mazzi), 1334 Bush Gualzata ft Mazzi (A Gualzata and P Mazzi), restaurant, 1334 Bush Guatamala, Consul of, Louis B Parrq^t, 306 California Gudehus Christen, liquors, S£ cor com- mercial and Drumm Gudehus F, groceries and liquors, 316 Dupont GuedetEF, fish market, 1515 Dupont Guehring Jacob, sausagemaker, 1072 Howard Guerin John, wood and coal, 412 O'Far- rell Gueriro John, wood and coal, 412 O'Fa rrell OVGOENHEIH L (J J Mack ft Co), II Front OUOLQSLMETTI VRASK S (Dotta ft Guitlielmetti, 12 Ellis Guichet Francois, sausages, 232 41 h Guide Publishing Co (The), Robert Day sec, 521 Clay OmONE C DE> agt The Comptoir D' Esoompte de Pans, 412 Montgom- ery Guilbert August, carpenter and builder, 329 Francisco Guilfoyle J J, saddlery, 2937 Mis- sion OUILLET CHAELESi French con- fectioner, wedding and surprise par- ties supplied on short notice at rea- sonable rates, 905 Larkin Gninassi Thomas (G B Caraffa ft Co), 1309 Dupont Guinasso Antonio (Arata ft Guinasso), 801 Bush Guinasso L C ft Co (L C Guinasso and A Calamari), wood, coal and coko, 506 and 608 Green Guinasso LC (Guinasso L C ft Co), 506 and 508 Green Guinasso G, coal and wood, 223 Mont- gomery ave Guinasso G, wood and coal, 1523 T'a- pont Guinaw Mrs Ellen, dressmaker, 1307 Mission GUIETUII C (Cardoni ft Co), 115 Clark Guion Leonard, captain harbor police. Old City Hall Guiraud Theodore, liquors, cor Rail- road ave and 6th, South San Fran- cisco Guistis Joe, oysters, 105 California Market Guittard E ft Co (E Guittard and Chas Dahlmann), importers of coffees, teaM, spices, etc, mfrs of Grape Baking Powder, office 207 and '^09 Sacra- mento, factory 201-209 Sacra- mento Guittard E (Guittard ft Co), 2C9 Sacra- mento Gullixson Henry F ft Co (H F and S Gullixson), carpets and oil cloths, 630 Market Gump 8 ft G (Solomon and Gustavo Gump), wholesale mirrors, window shades, etc, 581 and 583 Market Gumpertz ft Brooks, painters and paper hangers, 328 Sutter Gumpertz Jacob, decorator in fresco and paper hangings, 328 Sutter CO CO CO CO ing Gune< CO c/» i &0 Gusm Gusti O o aiu^ 307 Gutte con Guttt Gutti toy Guyo 622 PRISON CEUS, f 4>n««ii and Bridge Work, )MV Main fltr<>rt, w. W CklVINNUniNGtSOH. miEII. MGIE t CO.. MEXIOH H>BD W00DS.'^L?J8aar C*>l t CO •i &0 San Francisco. 167 OTJHDLACiH J ft 00 (Jacob Onndlach and C Bundsohu), wholesale liquor dealers and producers California wines and brandies, propra of Rhine Farm, Sonoma, 8E cor Market and Second OUIVDLACH J (J Gundlach ft Co), SE cor Market and Second Gundlach Jacob O, liquors, 607 Wash- ington Ouneo O, butcher, 309 and 311 Broad- way Gunn ft Fales (Miss 6 Gunn and Mrs A Fales), dressmaking, 224 Stockton Gunn Miss G (Gunn ft Fales), 224 Stockton Gunn J O'B, sec Summit Ice Co, 64 Minna Gunn William J, real estate agt, 410 Montgomery Gunnison A J, treas Central Railroad Co Gunnison Andrew J (Gunnison ft Booth), 3^5 Montgomery • Gunnison ft Booth (Andrew J Gunnison and Andrew G Booth), attomeys-at- law, 325 Montgomery Gunst M A ft Co (MA Gunst), cigars and tobacco, 203 Kearny Gunst M A (M A Gunst ft Co), 203 Kearny Gunter August, groceries, NW cor Fillmore and Hermann Gnnzburger E, pres B'nai B'rith Hall Association, 119 and 121 Eddy Ounzendorfer F (Eisner ft Co), 228 Front Gumee Clinton, attorney, 306 Pine Gumett A G ft Co (A G Gumett), com- mission stock broker, 310 California OTJSIFPI BEBOZZI> dairy, cor 26tb and Bryant Gusmani Siverino, fish, 510 Merchant Gusti Chas (Hixson, Gusti it Co), 316 and 318 Washington Gutberlet Joseph, boots and shoes, 646 Washington Guthrie Alex (Balfour, Guthrie ft Co), 316 California Guthrie M J, bootmaker, 615 4th and 616 Bush Guthrie W L (Hearty ft Guthrie), 213 Broadway Gutman Joseph, tailor, 724 Howard Gutman Snmuel, barber, 104 Pacific Gutta Percha and Rubber Mfg Co, John W Taylor mfir, cor 1st and Market OUTT£ ft FRANK (I and J Gutte an.^. William Frank), insurance agts, 307 California Gutte I (Gutte ft Frank), shipping and commission merchant, 307 California Gutte J (Gntte ft Frank), 307 California Guttman Miss Fannie, stationery and toys, 1314 Polk Guy on L, captain 1. arbor police, station 622 Davis Gyaelaar John (Hays ft Gyselaar), 822 Kearny Gysin A L, stoves and tinware, 106 Jadcson Haake Chas, Pacific Oynter House, 337 Bush Haake ft Hagedom (Aus Hagedom and Louis Haake), Eureka Soda Water Factory, 723 Turk Haake Louis (Haake ft Hagedorn), 723 Turk Haar Henry, liquors, 501 Dupont HAAS BROS (Kalman, C A and Wm Haas), importers and wholesale gro- cers, 100 and 102 California Haas C A (Haas Bros), 100 and 102 Cal- ifornia Haas George, candy, 824 Market Haas Jacob (Haas ft Wieners), 2^2 1st Haas Julius, physician, 306 Kearny Haas Kalman (Haas Bros), 100 and 102 California Haas Martin L, agt S Rothschild ft Bro's New York cloaks and suits, Si^el Bros New York ladiea' underwear, wholesale, 4 Sutter Haas Morris, tailor, 802 Larkin Haas ft Wieners (Jacob Haas and Au- gust C Wieners), liquors, 232 1st Haas Wm (Haas Bros), 100 and'102 Cal- ifornia HAASS HERMAH, liquors, NL cor Main and Bryant Hab^iarten Jos, saloon, 202 Post HABwLAN JAHES> blacksmith, cor Vallejo and Front Haberling J C, liquors, 110 Dupont Haberman H, commission merchant, 109 California HachmeisterChas, fruits and vegetables, confectionery and dairy produce, 418 3d Hacke Christopher, groceries, 810 Sac- ramento Hacker B, confectioneiy, 325 Kearny Hackett John, mgr Pacific Dredging and Reclamation Co, 315 California and 271 East HACKMETER'S HOTEL. Katy Autz propr, 512 Bush Hadenfeldt C (Wenzel, Rothschild ft Hadenfeldt), 9 Hardie Pla r Hadley D L, hay and grnin, ;70' I'.ddy Hadleyft Doud (Fred W y« ^ley and W A and Aaron Dcud), stock brok> rs, 326 Pine Hadley Fred W (Hadley ft Doud), 326 Pine Hadley Walter, hairdresser, 260 3d HAESLOOP D> propr North Pacific Hotel, NE cor Jackson and Drumm CO C > It O O o c/> &0 oo HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITR lIROli. in A IS Main and 14 A 1« 8p««r Idi-r, lltr«el, M. V. Or«K»n A«h, SI«vl« and Ald!Pr. lOUIS BRAVERMM & CO., JEWRIiRBM. oflTcr Ciooda lower tlkMi say lionHM III the City, l Itt Jdontsdmery tfit. 168 /San Francisco. and and 326 252 Haffner O W (Buhl & Haffuer), 914 Market Haffner G W, engraver, 9 fleary Haft E E, attoruey-at-law, 507 Mont- g<»mery Hagan Benjamin (Hagan So Manheim), 401 California Hagan James, wood and coal, 429 and 431 3d HAOAN JOHN> Odorless Excavating Co, 432 Kearny Hagan & Manheim (B Hagan and T Manheim), commercial brokers, 401 California Hiigan Mrs Margaret, groceries, 335 5th HA6ANS GEO W> music typographer and publitiher, 532 t'lay Hagarty P 8, prison lieeper and sar- geaut Hagedr)rn Aug (Haake & Hagedorn), 723 Turk Hageman Geo (Hageman & Haquette), 6 Kearny Hagtiman & Haquette (Geo H.igeman and E Haquette), saloon, 5 Kearny Hageman Wm (Hageman & Walter- stein), 334 Hush Hageman & Walterstein (Wm Hngeman and Frank Walterstein), saloon, 334 Bush Hagemann Chas, bakery, 320^ 5th HAOEMANN F & CO, Albany Brew- ery, 71-75 Everett HAGEMANN F JB (F Hagemann & Co), 71-75 Everett Hagemann Ph, baki'>ry and confection- ery, 1049 Howard bet Gth and 7th Hagen J J, tailor, 83? Valencia Hagen Mrs Margaret, groc<:'ries, 335 5th Hagenmeyer E (Hagenmeyer & Huinz), 31 i Montgomery ave Hagenmeyer & Heinz (E Hagenmeyer and Conrad Heiaz), plumbers, 311 Montgomery ave Hagenow Louisa, physician, 1221 Mis- sion Hager Geo, liquors and restaurant, 605 Commercial Hagerty John, plaiting and buttonholes, 9 Geary Hager up F C, dyeing and cleaning, 148 3d Hages Jacob, cof!«? saloon, 325 Bush Haggerty John, groceries, 1641 Mission Haggerty J W (E Morean & Co), 220 Mission HAOOIN JAMES B, capitalist and at- ' torney-at-law, rooju 51, 309 Mont- gomery Haggin J B, physician, 235 Kearny HAGGIN LOUIS T. attorney-at-law, room 53, 309 M(mtgouiery Hagler John, liquors, 419 Bush I Hagman J (W Nicolai), tailor, 232 Bush nilUIII MIITTiMO 9 Cnir~^^''~MAI%' MTKBKT, MAW FHAl«4;i8CO. URLflll nUI IIHU a OUNf Irou I»»or«. jutauk Vralto, Btc. Hagsdorn A, groceries, cor Bryant and Bincon Place Hagstrom C M, carriage trimmer, 128 O'FarrcU HAHLFETEB (Buck & Hahl), NE cor 4th and Harrison Hahn A C, fancy goods and hosiery, 124 Kearny Hahn August (August Hahn 8c Co), 14 Broadway Hahn August & Co (G Lehner August Hahn), horseshoeing, Broadway Hahn & Block (Seligman Hahn Emonuel D Block), cigar mfrs, Clay Hahn lienry C, Branch Bakery, 8th Hahn Hugo (Vogel &. Hah a), news agts, 423 Washington Hahn Robert C, furnishing; goods, 1008 Market Hahn Seligman (Hahn & Block), 326 Clay Hahnemann A, bakery, 9S0 Harrison Haiduhar Daniel, supt Bay City Mfg Co, 2'25 Fell Haight Geo W (Taylor & Haight), attorney-at-law, 207 Sansome Haight Grammar School, Silas A White principal, n s Mission bet 25th and :^6th HAIGHT BOBEBT& CO. commission merchants and wlmlesale dealers in provisions and dairy produce, 226 Frc.nt HAIGHT BOBEBT (Haight & Co), 226 Front Hain Adolph, barber, 1204 Polk Haines F, barber, 8u4 Fulsom Haines J D, electric pen worker, 103 Leiilesdortf Hainque Martial (Tait & Hainque), 115 and 1 17 l^ale Hais Frank Joseph, saloon and sausage factory, 404 22d nr Valencia Hakaian Plantation Co, Wm Center pres Haker & Hinz (Wm Haker and W Hinz), wholesale millinery, 545 Mar- . ket Haker W (Haker & Hinz), 545 Market Hakler John, pres Gambriuus Benevo- lent Soi'ietv, 510 Bush HALDAN £ B (Butler & Haldan), 413 C- liiornia Hale & Co (Wm E Hale), stock brokers, 317 Montgomery Hale and Noi cross Silver Mining Co, Joel F Light.ier sec, room 58, ^9 Montgomery Hale Orrin F, cigars and candy, 129 7th Hale W F, phywciaii, 612 Taylor Hale Wm, real estate agt, 534 California mm, TOGGLE a do., waooii LinniBR.'s&^asssA'^- ■§ 09 CO • CO CO E CO /San Francisco. 169 HaleWmE (Hale ft Co). 317 Mont- gomery Ha^^y B R (Dennanft Haley), 516 2d HALEY C S (Woodbury ft Haley). 24 Post Haley S M B, mgr Tunitas Petroleum Co, 405 California HALF MOON BAT COLONY, M W MuUer mgr. 2U7 Kearny HalfordChaa, milliner, 428 6th Halkett Wm, carriage mfr. 36 Hayes Hall Mrs A H, dressmaker, 2*235 Mission HALL A I (A I Hall ft Sou), 528 and 530 Market HALL A I & SON (A I and E A Hall), commission merchants and mfrs agts clocks, plated ware, casket tiimmings and soaps, 528 and 530 Market and 27 and 2'J Sutter Hall Algoon, confectionery, 18 4th Hall C M, furniture, 9 Taylor WATX C H, inf>^ upright pianos, 16 Tylor Hall Mrs E B, laundry, 639 Post HALL EDWARD A (A I Hall ft Son), 528 Murket Hall Edward F Jr (Edward F Hall ft Co), 330 Pine Hall Edward F ft Co (Edward F Hall Jr). stock brokers, 330 Pine Hall £ F, pres The Company of Asso- ciated Stuck Brokers, 3:^7 Pine Hall Edwin (Kiernau ft Hall). 225 Post Hall F, leather and shoe tindings. 34 O'Farrell Hall 6 C (Davisson. Hall ft Co). 6 and 8 Sutter Hall G S, coffee saloon, 522 California HALL & HABBIS (R B Hall and C M Harris), proprs " Anti-Chinese Ad- vertiser," 331 Montgomery Hall H E, attorney, 623 Commercial Hull ft Hill (JC Hall and L Hill). saloon, 842 Market Hall Isaac B, commission merchant. 320 Satisome Hall J C (Hall ft Hill) saloon, 842 Mar- ket Hall Mrs J E, dressmaker, 504 Valencia Hall Jno C, attorney-at-law. 240 Mont- gomery Hall J V. propr Sacramento Boiler Works, 214 and 216 Beale Hall ft Kearney (S M Hall and James Kearney), liquors. 617 Montgomery Hall Mrs M A, propr Chester House. 106 Post Hall Marcus P. stock broker. 330 Pine Hall Ralph, cigars and tobacco. 1128^ Folsom Hall R B. dentist and physician. 1415 Stockton Hall R B (R B Hall ft Co and Hall ft Harris). 331 Montgomery Hall R B ft Co (R B Hall), detectives, 331 Montgomery liall of Records New City Hall Hall Robert (Howe ft Hall), 408 and 410 Davis HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK CO. C B Parcellsmgr, 211 and 213 Calitoruia Hall S H, physician, 326 Kearny Hall S M, liquors, 617 Montgomery Hall S P, attomey-at-law, 330 Pine Hall T B, jeweler, 37 6th Hall W G, shipbuilder, 28 California Haller George, bootmaker, 307 Minna Hallet, Davis ft Co, W G Badgvr agt. music, ]3Saiisnme HALLETT ALONZO (Edward Pallis ft Co), 318 Pine Hallett, Bartlett ft Dulton (C H Hal- lett, P Bartlett and P E Dal ton), laundry, 28 Sacramento and 30 Geary Hallett C H (Hallett, Bartlett ft Dal- ton), 28 Sacramento and 30 Geary Hallett Geo H, Contra Custa Laundry. 28 Sacramento Hallett O G. liquors. 13 Post Halliday Mrs M. fruits and vegetables. 1715 Market HALLIDIE A S. pres California Wire Works, 6 California Hallisey D, bootmaker, 923 Folsom Hallwegen Bros (Geo and John Hall- wegen), printers and stationers, 32 Turk Hallwegen Geo (Hallwegen Bros). 32 Turk Hallwegen John (Hallwegen Bros), 32 Turk Halpin Michael (J Lowth ft Co). 704 and 706 Market and 587 Geary Halpin Wm (J Lowth ft Co). 704 and 706 Market and 587 Geary HALFBUNEB WINFIELD S. chir- opodist, 850 Market Halsey Abraham, mining sec, 328 Mont- gomery HaJsey Chas, judge Superior Court, department 10 Halsey E A ft Co (E A Halsey), general insurance agts, 411 California Halsey Frank A, straw works, 813 Mis- sion Halsted W G, secretary California Paper C'>, 4 California Haltz L F (N Van, Bergen ft Co), 413 and 415 Clay HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY, J F Meiuko ft Co auts, 401 California Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance Co. Philip Speyer ft Co agts, 425 California HAMBURG MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE CO. OFHAMBUBG. Gutte ft Frank, general agts, 307 Cal- iforuia G^> GO CO G<0 C/1 GO en iMRDWODU lUMBcR, m,lf.F €«iiuterTaps,lli«werFont«,B«lttMi«r«. t»* IS Wain atiA 14 A Ittflpear «« BIIGHTS TEWPUH IHUFOBIIS. A CO.. MaMMle Vf aiple. Urn, • r«at llCrcet. ••■ Vraaclaew., 170 San Franciaco. Hambaraer Onstave ft Bro (Gastove and Morris Hamburger), olothiog, 60 8d Hambaiser GuKtave (Onatave Hambur- ger & Bro), 60 3d Hamburger Morris (Gustave E^mburaer ft Bro), 60 3d Ham De Voto ft Co (Ham De Voto and L G Brocket), fruits - d produce, 127 3d Hamelen Mrs M S, dressmaker, 534 Va- lencia Hamill John E, notary public, 329 Mont- gomery Hamilton Mrs A, saloon, 412 Pacific Hamilton Callaghan, bootmaker, 2615 Sutter Hamilton F F (Percy ft Hamilton), 318 Pine Hamilton Grammar School, cor Geary nr Pierce Hamilton Hall, cor Steiner and Geary Hamilton Huey J, saloon, Kentucky nr Putrero HAMILTON JAMES (Wm McAfee ft Co), 210-214 Spear Hamilton John, tann er. Shell Road HAMILTON JOHN BAE, mgr Com- mercial Union Assurance Co of Lon- don (fire and marine), 210 Sansome Hamilton R M (Baker ft Hamilton), NW cor Pine and Front Hamilton Square, Scott and Post Hamilton Square Catholic Church, oor Geary and Steiner Hamilton Wm, propr Kern and Inyo U S Mail Stage Co. Oakland Ferry, foot Market Hammam Baths, Dr A M Loryea mgr, 11 and 13 Dupont Hammer ElliarrAwii, Rwit and Nridce Work, 1M7 Main Street, Man FraaeliKi*. Mtfll. TUGGIE i CO. 0BE60II »SH MID IMPH.'^S. WKS;?- & I o & 3 QQ I I 8cm FraTidaco. 171 HonnaJO (Hanna ft White), 209 and 211 10th Hanna John ( J ft P N Hanna), 808 and 310 Davia Hanna J ft P N, cotton duck, bags and bagging, 308 and 310 Davia Hanna P N (J ft P N Hanna), 308 and 310 Davia HAHNA ft T^HTTE (J O Hanna and James AVhiU^), hay, grain and aale stable, 209 and 211 lOth Hannan Benj, '■odee and notions, 1631 Mission Hannan Mrs li, notions, 1631 Mission Hannon Michael, saloon, 17 Pacific Hannia J C, carpenter, 1704 Sacra- mento Hans (George J, groceries, NW cor Chestnut and Dupont Hansa Hotel, Oraner ft Strohl proprs, 429 Bush Hansbrough George W, carpenter, 326 Pine Hanscom M L, commission merchant and a^t Coquille M'll and Tug Co, 121 Washington Hansen A H, mgr New Hansa Hotel, 320 Drumm Hansen Andreas (Hottna ft Hansen), 7 IS Folao m HAHSEV GHAS K propr National Bre wery, SE cor Fulton and Webster HANSBlr C B ft CO. employment office, 624 Clay and 110 Geary Hansen E (Helmrich ft Hansen), 421 California Hansen F, butcher, 11 and 12 California Market Hansen F C, cigars, SW cor Jackson and East Hanson Mrs G M, midwife, 1003 Harri- son Hansen Geo, liquors, 108 Sutter Hansen H C, restaurant, 268 1st Huisen J (Golden Gate Box Factory), 190 Stevenson Hansen Jacob, restaurant, 24 Howard Hansen John P, carpenter, 1502 Stock- ton Hansen Louis, saddle and harness- maker, 528 Montgomery ave Hansen M ft A, plauing mill, 124 Main HANSEN N (Nelson ft Hansen), 700 Mission Hansen ft Nasser, liquors, 921 Kearny Hansen Peter, hay, grain, etc. Railroad ave bt-t 7th and 8th aves Hansen Sancko, saloon, 921 Kearny Hansen Mrs W C, propr New House Hotel, 320 Drumm Hanson ft Co (Charles Hanson), lumber. Pier 11, Steuart Hanson ft Co (Cornelius Hanson and George Fisher), butchers, 928 Post Hanson Cornelius (Hanson ft Co), 928 Post Hanson F, butcher, 1 1 and 12 California Market Hanson Henry, boots and shoes, 640 Washington Hanson Jdin, wood and coal, 127 9th Hanson J P, carpenter, 1602 Stockton Hanson Richard C, block and pump maker, 9 Spear Hanson S B, drayman, cor Beale and Market Happ Geo, boots and shoes^ 1326 Du- pont Happ Marcus, furnishing goods, 229 4th Happ Simon, carpenter, 1911 Mission Haquette B (Hageman & Haquette), 6 Kearny HARASZTHY ABPAD (Arpad Harassthy ft Co), and pres Board State Viticultural Comnussioners, 111 Lcidesdorff Haraszthy Arpad ft Co (Arpad Harasz- thy and Henry Epntein), California wines and brandies, bM Washington Harbert Mrs H A, dressmaker, 604^ Leavenworth Harbor Commissioners, W Blanding, 10 California Harbor Police Office, L Guyon captain, 622 Davis Harbor View Hotel, Rudolph Herman propr, cor Baker and Tonauin HMUBOUSNE JOHN W (Billings, Harbourno ft Co), 3 Montgomery Hardcastle Geo, dentist, 118 O'Farrell Harde Chas (De) Gerkes Hotel, SE cor Battery and Green Hardenburg Isaac, turning mill, 134 Main Harder Nicholas E, painter, SW cor Sutter and Powell Harder Peter, liquors, 7 Market Hardie ft Darling (Frank D Hardie and Geo L Darling) carpets and oil cloths, 727 Market Hardie Frank D (Hardie ft Darling), 727 Market Hardiman John (Hardiman ft Tierney), wood and coal, 710 Brannan, bet 6th and 7th HARDIMAN ft TIEBNEY (John Hardiman and Thomas Tierney), wood and coal, 7 10 Brannan Harding, Brann ft Prior, sail makers, 66 Clay Harding J W, attomey-at-Iaw, 704 Montfzomery HASDINO'S COLLECTION OF- FICEi Samuel Newman mgr, 648 Washington Hard^ Benj F, physician San Francisco Lymg-in Hospital and Foundling Asylum, 915 Golden Gate ave C > z o m o o oo &0 S3 me) nAnUlf UUU LUInDCnf Mtrevt, H, v. Wa«OH •toek. CablMC Wood*, eto -i I LOUIS BHltYEBWM t C0.*g,WAVR?y^7?V:rt;si^^^^ ALIEN, 1 172 San Francisco. Hardy J & Co, attorneys at-law, 83S Market Hardy J P, attorney-at-law, 234 Mont- gomery Hardy L J Jr, attomey-at-Inw and aeo Territorial Pioneers, 838 Market Hare Chnriea, junk, 320 8pear Hare T M, liquors, 140 5th Harenber^ Au^uat, bakery, SE cor Post and Lnguna Harenburg Ed, liquors, oor Berry and Haggin Hnrger John, dry good^, SEcor Bartlett and 26th Harkor Asa (Taber, Harker & Co), 108 California Harley Charles, junk, 114 and 116 Davis Harkness M M, attomey-at-1aw, 7 Alontgomsry ave Harloe Archie, post warden, room 12, 625 Front Harloe Marcus, chief wharfinger, foot of Clay Harmon £ E, merchant tailor, 33 Koarny Hnrmun ftGalpin, attomeys-at-law, 402 Montgomery Harmon John B, attorney-at-law, 402 Montgomery Harmon & Monmomer, attorneys-at- law, 402 Montgomery Harmon S H, lumber, pier 13, Stenart Harmo"-/ Fotel, J J Uinii: and J Buck prop Brannan' Harmc -<)hysician, 11 Geary Harm^ i> ..in H, groceries, NW cor Larkin and Geary Harms Mrs Annie, bakery and confec- tionery, 1565 Market Harms Carston F, saloon, 31 5th Harms Henry, wood and coal, 234 5th Harms Herman, wood and coal, cor 4th and Brannan Harm 4 Mrs M A, bakery and varieties, 1565 Market Harnden Frederick A, purchasing agt, 117 and 119 Market Harned Jacob A M, real estate, 317 Montgomery Harney W, real estate, 410 California Harney Wm. pres Golden Gate Woolen Mill, cor Butte and Bryant and 112 Bush Harney William, notary public, 410 California HARPER JOHN, florist, Folsom nr lilth Harper Thomas (Engle & Harper), NE cor O'Parrell and Powell Harpham G E (Wbeaton ft Harpham), 414 California Harr Henry, liquors, 501 Dupont Harri'>s W H, agt Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, 423 California Harrigan C J, saloon, NE cor Hayes and Polk HARRIGAN J J. propr "Pacific Life," 420 Kearny Harris^an Miss Josephine, teacher of Hai^ht Grammar School Harrington Mrs J, millinery, 1017 Mar- ket HARRINGTON J C. wood and coal, 47 and 4U Everett Harrington Mme, lodging-house, 1019 Market Harrington ft Smith (W A Harrington and Andrew Smith), general mer- chants, Seattle, W T, office 218 Cali- fornia Harrington W D S (Cummings & Co), 50S» Clay Harris A, b'lotmaker, 206 Pacific Harris. Adolph (Harris Bros), 512 Washington Harris B (B Harris ft Son), 213 Pine Harris & Bro (M and Joseph Harris), fumishiog goods, 204 Brannan Harris B ft Son (B and Chas S Harris), wholesale stationery and paper, 213 Pine Harris Ben, hairdresser, 119 6th Harris Bros (Adolph, Geo J and Jacob Harris), leaf tobacco and cigars, 512 and 514 Washington Harris Chns, cigar maker, 1 37 3d Harris C M (Hall ft Harris), 331 Mont- gomery Harris Charles, tailor, 502 Pacific Harris Chas S (B Harris ft Son), 213 Pine Harris D, house moving, 916 Geary Harris E T, dancing academy, 1883 Mission Harris Frank, hairdresser, 319 Sansome Harris F W, physician, 513 Valencia Harris Geo (HoUis ft Harris), real etsate and insurance, and propr of the Mission "Journal," 2222 Mission Harris George, treas of First Congrega- tional Church, 306 Pine Harris Geo J (Harris Bros), 512 Wash- ington Harris Henry L, carpet renovator, 1021 Mission bet 6th and 7th Harris Herman, tailor, 1032 Fillmore Harris Hyman, cigars, 137 3d Harris I (Joseph ft Co), 232 Kearny Harris I, cigars and tobacco, 842 Market Harris I (Platshek ft Harris), 314 and 316 Battery Harris Isaac, boots and shoes, 317 Pa- cific Harris Jacob (Harris Bros), 612 and 514 Washington at 9 5* eS n 2.* r PIONEER IRON WORKS. CAIiVIN nrilTTIMU A MOM. Proprletoni. Bstablished MM. «S7 Hain 8tr««C II F. mmmmm m mm. kim, TUGGLE t CO.. Eastern Hard Wood Limiber, MAM •»»•»■«. •MM FrMMtoe* I I I I E i s (Son /Vanctsco. 173 HAHTITB JA8 ft CO. patent tube and angle iron harrows, 908 Miuion Harrii J & Co (G H Wrisht and K H Monok), trunkmaken, N£ oor Kearny and Market Harris J F, fancy and variety goods, 408 Hayes Harris J Ham, land agt, 310 Pine Harris John T, mfrs agt, 120 Sutter Harris Joseph (M Harris ft Bro), 204 Brannan Harris Lew B, notary publio and com- missioner nf deeds, 32o Pine Harris M (M Harris ft Bro), 204 Bran- nan Harris M ft Bro (M and Joseph Harris), clothing, 204 Brannan Harris Mux, barber, 402 Pacific HARRIS MATTHEW (Harris ft Morris), real estate and loan agts, 432 Kearny and 662 Market Harris Mitchell, clothing, 613 Davis HARRIS ft MORRIS (Matthew Har- ris and James Morris), real estate, 652 Market Harris ft Noble (H Harris and H Noble), muchinists, 208 Leidesdortf Harris Keuben, tailor, 202 2d Harris K W, livery stable, 807 Mont- gomery Harris 8, clothing, 1 10 Steuart Harris Simon, tailor, 327 Montgomery ave Harris Samuel, barber, 623 Clay Harris Samuel, tailor, 808 3d Harris Solomon, stationery and cigars, 402 4th Harris Walter, furnishing goods, 807 Market Harris Walter, general mdse, 809 and 811 Kearny Harriaburs; Con O and S Mining Co, H A Charles sec, 419 California Harris W F (De Witt ft Harris), 1073 Howard Harrison ft Co, insurance utta and com- mission merchants, 308 Pine Harrison ft Dickson (J F Harrison and O E Dickson), wooden and willow ware and mfrs of brooms, 220 and 222 Front Harrison D J, liquors, NW cor Sansome and Merchant Harrison H D (Falkner, Bell ft Co), res London, England Harrison J, liquors, 13S Montsfy ave Htrrison J F (Harrison ft Dickson), 220 and 222 Front Harrison John, saloon, 138 and 140 Montgomery ave Harrison J W, merchandise broker, ooal and metal, 204 California Harriaon M B^ attoniey-at;omery bet Post and Sutter Hauok M F, druggist, 1635 Post Haudbine Julliu, carriaiige factory, 25- 29 Valencia HAUES ALEXAHDEB. liquors, cor 4th and Everett Hauffe Frederick, saloon, 727 Davis Haug Julius, hardware, 116 2d HAUPTU JACOE hair goods. 411 Sutter Hausohildt Fied T. mdse broker. 123 California Hause R W, painter, 612 Sutter Hauser Bemnard, bakery and provi- sions, 411 Hayes Hauser H, barber, 2!i:i Stockton Hauser V (Green ft Hauser), 320 5th Hansler Frederick, saloon, 26 Eddy Hausman F H, commission merchant, Ci r Pine and Leidesdorff Hausmann Bros, mirrors, moulding picture* and frames, 217 and 219 Pme C > o o o Haussler L, cabinet uaker, 231 Jackson Haussler L ft Co, carpenters, 231 Juok- son IT -ton R T, tailor, '>24 Dupont . have cker Henry, lie aors, 331 6th Z3 HAVEN CHARLES D, resident sec Liverpool, London and Globe Insur- ance Co, 422 Culifomia Haven James M (Gray ft Haven), 530 ^m California ' Wa Havens A W, mining sec, room 26, 309 Montgomery Havens C D (Havens ft Co) 429 Cali- fornia Havens C I (Schmidt ft Havens), 103 Post Havens ft Co (C D and F C Havens), stock brokers, 429 California Havens F C (Havens ft Co), 429 Cali- fornia Havens Howard (Donohoe, Kelly ft Co), SE cor Montgomery and Sacra- mento Ha verlev's California Theater, J H Hav- erley proor. Bush bet Kearny and Du- pont Haverlev J U, propr Haverley's Califor- nia I'lieater, Bush bet Kearny and Dupont Haviland John T (WUmudy ft Co), 214 and 216 Front Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co, J D Spreckeh ft Co, office 327 Market Hawaiian Islands, H W Severance con- sul, 316 California Hawaiian Line Packets, Williams, Di- mond ft Co, 202 Market HAWES ALEX Ot mgr New York Life Insurauce Co, pres San Francisco Art Association aad School of De- si gn, 220 Sansome and 430 Pine HA WES B Ci citv agt Guardian Assur- ance Co of London, 406 California Hawes C M, milkman, 35 Eddy Hawes H, pres Artesian Water Worki, 204 9th Hawes Horace, attorney -at-Uw, 315 California Hawes Oliver (Macdonald ft Hawes), 401 California HawkesC K, mfrs agt, 202 Market HAWXmS ft CO (Wm Hawkins), Union Saw Works. 32 Fremont HAWKINS E, mgr Union Mutual Life Insurance Co of Maine, 601 Cal- ifomlt Hawkini James J £, stock broker, room 18, 309 Montgomery Hawkins J M, gold and ulver plater, 620 Merchant Hawkinit Wm, machine works, 210 and 212 Beale Hawks A D, printers'^ materials, 632 Clay GO CO CO CO CO HUDWOOD UiMBER. SSS:%'«ni4.1»££'£R;a*if4Vsr n\'^^ P'W, m'. M ill LOWS BHWEHimH t CO ,^oTi:?ff5£7>CT.rd'aroVi mssTf^ 176 San Francisco. Hawley Bros Hardware Co (M C, G T, W N and G A Hawley), wholesale hardviare and agricultural imple- ments, 301-309 Market Hawley C A (C J Fawley & Co) 215 and 217 Sutter Hawley Charles (Joseph Hort & Co), 865 Market Hawley Chas A (Chas A Hawley & Co), 412 Market Hawley CLas A & Co (Chas A Hawley and E J Robinson), hardware, 412 Market Hawley C J (Hawley C J & Co), 215 and 217 Sutter Hawley C J & Co (C J and C A Hawl ey), grocers. 215 and 2J7 Sutter HAWLEY BAVID N, agt agricultu- ral implements, Howe's scales, wag- ons, buggies and phaetons, etc, 117 and 119 Market Hawley G A ( Hawley BtQ^ Hardware Co), 301 Market Hawley G T (Hawley Bros Hardware Co), 301 Market Hawley Jacob C (Falk, Hawley & Co), 7 Spear Hawley M C (Hawley Bros Hardware Co), 301 Market Hawley W N (Hawley Bros Hardware Co), 301 Market Haworth James, wood and coal, 421 Hayes Hawton Robert, cigars, 1317 Stockton Hawxhur^it Kubt, capitalist, 402 Mont- gomery Hay John McHardy, janitor and at- tendant, SE cor Kearny and Wash- ington Hay burn Margaret, teacher West Mis- sion Primary Schoiil Haycock J F (Haycock, Tallant & Cotton), NW cor Folsom and Maine Haycock, 'I'allant & Cotton (J F Hay- cock, Uoht Tallant and D E Cotton), proprs California Oil Works, mill and office, NW cor Folaom and Main Haydeii E (California Package Disin- fecting Co), room 8, 525 Front Hayden Frank, tailor, 681 Mission Hayes ft Co (California Transfer Co), 222 Montgomery Hayes Daniel E (Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes), 220 Fremont Hayes & Fowzer (H C Hayes and J Fowzer), photographers, 115 4th Hayes Geo R B, attorney -at-law, 604 Clay Hayes H C (Hayes & Fowzer), 1 15 4th Hayes John (Hayes ft Co California Transfer C •), 222 Montgomery Hayes John F, carpenter, 1924 Ellia HATSI JOm Ti carpenter and builder, 1723 Lwkin Hnyes ft Sheehy, wood and coal, 5 Oak Grove ave Hayes Silas, bakery, 843 Valencia Hayes 8 ft P, saloon, 160 1st Hayes Thos^roceries, 438 3d HAYES Tffi)S. plumber, 1528 Polk "HAYES VALLEY ADVER- TISEB" (weekly), Wm Clack ft Co liroprs, 509 Hayes HAYES VAIJUBY BREWERY, Henry Wahmuth ft Co proprs, 512 and 514 Grove Hayes Valley Grammar School, cor Mc- Allister and Franklin Hayes Valley Market, M Strause ft Co proprs, cor Grove and Lacuna Hayes Valley Methodist Church, La- guna Hayes Valley Primary School, cor Grove and Larkin Hayessen J W, wood and coal, 52^ Brady Haymann A, locksmith, 234 Post Haynert Clements, upholsterer and decorator, 214 Stockton Hays Fred, wig maker, 10 Stockton Hays ft Gyselaar (J T Hays and John Uyselaar), saloon, 822 Kearny Hays Irvin VV, Jr (Wilbert ft Hays), 18 3d > Hays J T (Hays ft Gyselaar), 822 Kearny Hays Wm K, musical instruments, 217 6th Hay ward Alvinza, mining, 224 Califor- nia Hay wards Express, Thos Armstrong propr, 1 Commercial Hazartl Sporting and Blasting Powder, Thos H Selby ft Co agts, 116 and 118 California Hazelton Bros (Chas S Eaton agt), mus- ical instruments, 647 Market Hazzard Blrs R, dressmaker, 151 9th H Company, 2d artillery N G Cal, Geo Bigley Capt, armory 6*20 Bush Heagerty D D, groceries, NW cor 11th and Folsom Heald I A, American Machine and Model Works, 514 Commercial HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. Woodbury ft Haley proprs, 24 Post (see advt back of book) "Healdii's College Journal," 24 Post Healey Benjamm, real estate, 531 Cali- fornia Healcy D A, boots and shoes, 1222 Mar ket HEALEY JOHN T, crockery and glassware, 2237 Mission Healey Mm Julia, groceries, cor 18th andNoe Healey Patrick, Mdoon, 131 3d PRISON CEUS, Vraeen aad Brldce W«rk, Wy Halm Street, m. W. cuviiiwinwGcsoii. mmi.TueGiEiGO..' ■^Ttroos* oar jlt4 Q I O P4 & 1-4 San Francisco. 177 M £ Healing Jas, liquors, SW cor Market and 3d Healms John A E, groceries, 18 7th Health Office, J L Meares health officer, 14 O'Parrell Healy C S, hay and grain. Mission nr 29th Healy E (Gordon & Healy), 22 Hayes Healy Mrs Mary, fruits and vegetables, 2937i Mission Healy P, business agency, 405 Kearny Hea ly T, bootm a ker, 705 Howard BZALY TIMOTHY J, plumber and gastitter, 532 Bush Heaney John, prison-keeper and sar- geant Heany John (Kane k Heany), 11-40 Centre Market Hearty ft Outhrie (John Hearty and W L Guthrie) groceries, 213 Broadway Hearty John (Hearty ft Guthrie), 2Vi Broadway Heath Miss E ^, artirt, St Ann's Build- ing HEATH. GALLUP ft CX) (James A Heath and James Gallup), ship chan- dlers, 68 Clay Heath J A, barber, 231 2d Heath James A (Heath, Gallup ft Co), 68 aay Hea th R W, mining sec, 318 Pine HEATLEY E D (Dickson, DeWolf ft Co), 412 and 414 Battery Heavey B J, grocer, 63 Everett Hebbard J C B, attorney, 557 Mont- gomery Heber Wm, gunsmith, 631 Washington Heberline Running Stitch Machine, J B TopUtz agt, 529 Clay Hebrew (Betholam), Point Lobos ave nr Ocean House Hebrew Benevolent Society, Leo Eloes- ser sec, 414 Clay Hebrew (Home of Peace) Cemetery, cor 19th and Dolores ••Hebrew" (The) Philo Jacoby propr, 612 Commercial ••Hebrew Observer," Wm Saalburg propr, 622 Clay Hebrew Orphan and Aged Asylum, cor Devisadero and Hayes Hecht A E (Hecht Bros ft Co), 25 and 2? San some Hecht Bros ft Co (Isaac, Jacob H, liouis, M H and A E Hecht), wholesale boots and shoes, 25 and 27 Sansome Hecht Emanuel, coffee saloon, 540 Cal- ifornia Hecht Is'tac (Hecht Bros ft Co), 25 and 27 Sansome Hecht Jacob H (Hecht Bros ft Co), res Boston Hecht Louis (Hecht Bros ft Co), res Boston Hecht M H (Hecht Bros ft Co), 25 and 27 Sansome Heckmann Henry (Heckmann ft Immel) NE cor Davis and Washington Heckmann ft Immel (A J B Immel, H Heckmann), commission merchants, NE cor Davis and Washington Hedemann Wm (Mangels . ft Hede- mann), cor Railroad and 11th aves Hedge Mrs Charlotte, lodging-house, 759 Market Hedges ft Dillenburg (G W Hedges and M Dillenburg), machinists and engi- neers, 32 Fremont Hedges G W (Hedges ft Dillenburg), 32 Fremont Heeia Sugar Plantation Co, Gustave Frank sec, works Oahn, Hawaiian Islands, office 3 California and 104 Market Heeuse Charley L, barber, 26^ Turk Heeth Albert, tailor, 423 East Hefer John A, wood and coal, 715 Har- rison Heffeman M, liquors, 223 Saneome Heft John, barber, 709 Davis Hefti B, shipping agt, room 12, 506 Battery Hefty J, hairdresser, 709 Davis Heguu Mrs Catherine, groceries, 315 7th Hearty Robt, millinery, 1410 Church HegrJer H F (J H Mentz ft Co), 544 1st Hegeler John H ft Co (John H Kegeler), commission merchants, dairy produce^ 305 and 307 Clay HEIBACH MBS A, cloak and dress- making, 254 EUlis Heick Christian, boots and shoes, 508 4th Heick Wm, druggist, SE cor Tyler and Polk Heider C ft Co, hairdresser, 310 Bush Heider John, liquors, 325 Bush Heilbron Aft Bro (Poly, Heilbron ft Co), 339 Kearny Heilbruri Samuel (Held Bros ft Co), 13 and 15 Sutter Heilfronn Julius, hairdresser, 341 Hayes Heilmann J H (Pioneer Soap Co), 70S Brannan bet 6th and 7th Heim Franz (Heim ft Orth), li^l Dupont Heim ft Orth (Franz Heim and Peter Orth), boots and shoes, 121 Dnpont Heiman Bros (Albert L and Jos Hei- man), clothing and furnishing goods, 1028 and 1030 Market Heiman Albert L (Heiman Bros), 1030 Market Heiman Jos (Heiman Bros), 1030 Market Heimburg Mrs E W, propr Chicago Hotel, 220 and 222 Pacific Heinberg B, wholesale leather. 303 Bat- tery CO frOi 18 DHHIEL HOBCHOSS i GO. ■Sag»?^ZpTr,'g5^'iat f^^uV^r 178 Scm Frcmciaco. HEDIEMAN EUAS (Heiaeman & stem), «OSi Larkin HEIH^IAN HABBT M. mfr gents' neck wear, neok-tius, suspenders, ' gloves and furnishing goods, 35 Sutter Heineman Louis, restaurant, 613 Va- lencia HEINEHAN ft STERN (Elias Heine- , man and Moses Stern), smoked and pickled beef, tongues and all kinds of German sausages, 90S ^ Larkin Hei nima nn J M, physician, 1044 Mission HEINIMANN S H> physician, N£ cor Jackson and Montg' mcry Heinimann Michael, physician, 1044 ' Mission HEININOEB C^ ft CO. ivory goods And pipes, 609 iSacramento Heinlen G A, atty-at-law, 629 Kearny Heinmer Henry, boots and shoes, 635 Kearny Heinrich Rudolph, laundry, 18 Taylor Heins Mrs E^ artificial flowers, 103 Stockton Heins J D (J D Heins & Ck>), cor Folsom ' and Fremont Heins J D A; Co, groceries, NW cor Fol- som and Fremont Heins Mrs K, groceries, NE cor Green and Larkin Heins Wm, groceries, 1236 Union Heintzen Chas (Gillespie, Van De Mark & Co), 11 Drumm Heinz Conrad (Hagenmeyer & Heinz), 311 Montgomery ave Heinz Henry, barber, 503) East Heinz J (Hmunelmann.ft Heinz), 1827 Union Heinz J J, propr Sacramento Hote', 407 Pacific Heinz J J, saloon, 1315 Stockton Heinze Fred, shoemaker, 211 Chatta- nooga near 22d HeiseChas Ed (Chas Ed Heise ft Co), SIO Battery Heise Chas Ed ft Co (Chas Ed Heise and C Hohwiesner), ship and Custom House brokers, 510 Battery Heitman ft Bunser (Christian Heitman and Christian Banger), groceries, 1000 Bash Heitman Christian (Heitman ft Bunger), 1000 Bu«h Hettmann Alwine, saloon, 530 Pacific Heitipann H H, groceries, 400 Pacific HEimULLEa HENBT. bakery, 492 8 th, 1602 G eary a nd 1216 Polk HXITSHir SAMU& (Bedington ft Co), 529 Market Heits Mrs E, varieties, Pacific Coast Stamp Co. D J King mgr, 227 Post Heitz Joseph, liquors, 714 Bryant Heizmar John, watchmaker, 408 Com- mercial Helbing August (Greeuebaum, Helbing ft Co), 232 Montgomery Helbush Henry, groceries, NE cor Clay and Polk Held A, locksmith, 306) 3d Held Bernhard (Held Bros ft Co), IS and 15 Sutter Held Bros ft Co (Bernhard Held and Samuel Heilbrun), importers millinery foods, 13 and 15 Sutter and 512 and 14 Market Held ft Co, artificial flowers and feath- ers, 644 Market HELD GirSTAVE (Held ft Miller) 105 and i07 Dupont HELD ft MILLEB (Gustave Held and Otto F Miller), Grand National Hall Saloon, 105 and 107 Dupont Helke Chas, harnessmaker, 618 Mission Hellback Mrs J, dressmaker, 503 O'Far- rell Hellbeck Mme Josephine, dressmaker, 301 Ivy ave Heller A VV (Sachs, Heller ft Co), res New York Heller C L (Falkenstein ft Co), N£ cor Battery and Front Heller £ L (Sachs, Heller ft Co), SW cor Battery and Bush Heller Mrs J, ladies' underwear, 316 Dupont Heller Jonas (M Heller ft Bros), N Y Heller M ft Bros (Moses, Martin and Jonas Heller), importers of dry goods, 112 and 114 Sansome Heller Martin (M Heller ft Bros) and pres Odd Fellows Savings Bank Heller Moses (M Heller ft Bros) and treas Board of Trade of S F BELLMANN BROS ft 00 (Richard and Horace Hellmann), commission merchants and aftts Hamburg Board of Underwriters, Union and National Banks of Australia, 626 Front Hellstrommer C H, liquors, 12 Wash- in((ton HELLWEOEN HENBT. artist, art gallery, portrait studio and picture frames, 108 Taylor Hellwiff Christian, buckskin tannery, 26th Detween Howard and Capp Hellwig Fred, bakery and confection- ery, 110 Dupont Helman J, drnsmaker, 225 Goary Helmken J T (Helmken ft Lackeman), 516 Kearny Helmken ft Lackeman (J T Helmken and Charles Lackeman), hardware, 616 Kearny Helmrch O, (Helmrich ft Hansen), 421 California Helmrich ft Hansen (0 Hdmriuh and E Hansen), bullion and exchange, 421 California CO CO CO CO t= MUM HUniNC t SON; o o Tabalar Wlir«lbarrow«, Bolt and JlrMc* Work, WK Main Street, ttaa FnuielM*. ■■■WPBi >LLEII. TUGGIE i CO.. Eastern Hard Wood lumber. Man PraaelMso. I I .a I o 5 o S J§ ^ s £fan Francisco. 179 154 3d grocer, Helms H W, grocer, 1910 Market H-lms John E A, groceries, 18 7tb Helmuth Wm, rafr cigars, 506 Jackson Helvetia Hotel, Steiner & Gamma (J Steiner and A Gamma) proprs, 431 and 433 Pine HELVETIA SWISS FIRE INSUR- ANCE CO, Harry W Syz gen agt, 2'JO and 222 California Hemme L (Hemme tt, Maurer), 917 Mar- ket Hemme & Maurer (Louis Hemme and Leo Maurer), restaurant and bakery, 917 Market Hemmelberg Henry, bakery, cor 14th ave and X Hemmer Henry, boots and shoes, 635 Kearny Hempel H E, groceries, NW cor Sacra- mento and Scott Henarie D V B (E Martin & Co), 408 Front Hencke Herman (Von Ronn & Hencke Bros), 406 Front Hencke Wm (Von Ronn & Hencke Bros), 406 Front Hencken C (Roberts & Heaoken), 1311 Polk Hencken Bros (John and Martin Henc- ken), 154 3d Hencken John (Hencken Bros), Hencken M (H Muller k Co), NW cor Bryant and Garden Hencken M (Henry Brickwedel & Co), 208 and 210 Front Hencken Martin (Hencken Bros), 154 3d Henckes Nicholas, liquors, 248 Sutter UENDEE MRS HART J. electrician, business medium and inspiration speaker, 865 i Market Henderiokson Andrew, liquors, 252 Steuart Henderson C F (Henderson k Hook), 1901 Bush Henderson Mrs C L, dressmaker, 1005 Folsom Henderson k Hook (C F Henderson and Clarence Hook), temperance grocers, 1901 and 1903 Bush Henderson James, painter, 647 Mission Henderson James, marble works, 10 F Cemetery, Point Lobes ave Henderson John (Barry, Baird k Co), 320 Sansome Henderson John Jr, wood and ooal, 1 17 O'Farrell Henderson T H, sec Ronton Coal Co, 22 Sacramento Henderson k Thompson, carpets, 3004 Mission HenHley A B (Heywood k Hendley), 222 and 224 Clay Hendricks H W, physician, 330 Sutter Hendrickson A, liquors, 252 Steuart Hendry Chas J (Coffin k Hendry), 2 Market Hendry R, as^ European Salicylic Med- icine Co, 30 Geary HENDT JOSHTJA> mfr mining and saw mill machinery, 49 and 61 Fve- mont Heiiery D, liquors, 219 2d Ht..ey Mrs Mary, bakery, 801 Stockton HENET WM J & CO (Richard and Wm J Heney), furniture and carpets, 18-22 Ellia Henkel Wm, saloon, SW cor Sacramen- to and Drumm Henken Mrs M, bakery, 1502 Folsom Heune Henry, saloon, 536 California Henna John, liquors, 1607 Polk Hennas Christ, rattan and willow mfr, 1108 Market Hennessey Patrick, liquors, 505 6th Hennessy k Co tanners, 11th ave bet P and Q, S S F Hennessy D, tailor, 142 2d Henniuj^sen Hans, cigars and tobacco, 842 Market Henn k Landgraf (Wm Henn and John Landgraf), restaurant, 3 Ist Henn William (H'^nnft Landgraf). 3 1st HENRICHS CHAS J> saloon, SW coi> 4th and King Henrichsen Edward, saloon, oor 7th and Brannan Henriksen B E,. architect, <31 Post Henrioulle Greguire, liquors, 117 7th Henry B F, furniture, 139 3d Henry Chas A, lodgings and restaurant, 14 Ed dy HENRx D> saloon, 219 2d Henry G J (D M Hosmer k Co), 429 California Henry Joseph, boots and shoes, 909 Larkin Henry Joseph, wood and ooal, N£ cor Green and Front Henry L J, physician and druggist, N£ cor Mission and 11th Henry Melde, propr California Nur- sery, San Bruno Road bet 28th and 29th Henry Samuel, furniture, 1008 Howard Henry Samuel H, att<>rney-at-liAW, 708 Montgomery Henry Wdliam W (Felling ft Henry), 319 Sacramento Henry William, lodging-house, 37 2d Henschen Mrs C, groceries, SE cor Ellis and Steiner Henshelwood Thomas R (Doane ft Hen- shelwood), SE cor Sutter and Kearny Hensler Arnold, Swiss Brewery, lager beer, 416 Dupont Heiit R W, attomey-at-Iaw, 605 Clay Hentrioh Lewis, wnolesale lard, hams, etc, 513 Front GO CO c c > z o o o CO HARDWOOD UIMBER, JSSSS:T^ilJtiSJSSSS&^*^:s:XS!' LOUIS BBHYEBmHt CO., B»i?grg tUy. JEWELERS, "',SS?eT^ o 180 San Francisco. HENTZ A H. Yerba Buena, 63) Park ave and 20U McAllister Hepp George, boots and shoes, 1325 Dupont Berber John, propr Eureka Hall, 627 Kearny Herbert E, tailor, 908 Pine Herbert William C, coal oil cans and cases, 38 Commercial Herbst Justice, watchmaker and jew- eler, 134 2d HERCULES POWDER WORKS, N G Kittle pres, J F Lohse sec, 230 Oalifomia Herdel Fritz, liquors, 729 Haight Hering Chas, saiddlery, 2212 Mission Heringer R F, painting and whitening, 1124 Mission Heringhi B, real estate, 317 Mont- gomerjr Heringhi Leopold, watches and jewelry, 38 6th Heringhi Samuel, real estate and stock broker, 317 Montgomery Heriot, Bigley k Co (James K Heriot, Donald Ross and George Bidey), commission merchants, NE cor Davis and Clay Heriot James K (Heriot, Bigley ft Co), NE cor Davis and Clay Herkehrath ft Co (Wm Herkelrath and Otto Farber), groceries, 3011?yler Herkelrath Wm (Herkelrath ft Co), 301 Tyler Herlihy Dennis C ft Co (D C Herlihy), saloon, 640) Howard Herlihy Richard, wood and coal, 1204 Broadwav Herman Martin, stock broker, 242 Montgotuery Herman Rodolph, Harbor View Park, cor Baker and Jeffenon Henifiann B (Hermann B ft Co), '^or Polk and Bush Hermann B ft Co (B Hermann and A Aurich), meat market, stalls 6 and 6, cor Polk and Bush Hermann Kolkmann, groceries, SE cor Geary and Hyde Hermann Lucien, mining sec, 220 San- some HERMANN THEO ft CO (Theo Hermann), birds, 630 Washington Hermann, The Sons of, Ernst Voa Ben- del Lodge, 610 Bush Hermann, The Sons of, San it'rancisco Lodge, F R Meyer pres, 610 Bush Hermansen Herman (Hermanseii Jor- gensen ft Co), cor Summer and Kearny Hermansen, Jorgensen ft Co (H Herman- sen and Hans P Jorgensen), restau- rant, cor Summer and Kearny Herold Bros (C and M Herold), butch- ers, 704 Battery San 21 HEROLD CHAS> blacksmith, Bruno Road nr Army Herold Conrad, groceries, 19 and Zoe Herold C (Herold Bros), 704 Battery Herold M (Herold Bros), 704 Battery Herpich Miss O, dressmaker, 616 Geary Herrera F, consul-general Nicaragua, Bolivia, Ecuador, United States of Venezuela and Honduras, ?18 California Her rick E H, painter, 106 Washington HERRICK £ Ml wholesale lumber ship ping and commission, 19 Steuart EEIUUN WM F (Stewart ft Her- 429 336 and 336 rin), attorney-at-law, 310 Pine Herring R, furniture and bedding, and 431 4th Herrmann C (C Herrmann ft Co), Kearny Herrmann C ft Co (C Herrmann Frank Veen), hats and caps, Kearny Herrmann ft Co (Sigismnnd Herrmann), importers and dealers in hops, corks, brewers' materials, and agt South Park Malt House and Alex Fries ft Bro's essential oils and essences, 313 Sacramento Herrmann James, attorney-at-law, 409 California Herrmann Sigismund (Herrmann ft Co), 313 Sacramento Herron Jas, painter, 2202 Fillmore Herspring Joseph, propr New York JewelriT Co, 36 Sutter Hertel Fred, liquors, 729 Haight Hertweck C F, upholsterer, W3 Larkin Hertz Jacob (L ft J Hertz), 6 and 6 Centre Market Heitz L, clothing, 427 Pacific Hertz L ft J (Louis and Jacob Hertz), meats, 6 and 6 Centre Market Hertz Ijouis (L ft J Hertz), 6 and 6 Centre Market Hertzo Anton, restaurant, SW cor 4th and Borry Her vey Mrs, dressmaker, 1064 Howard HER2 GTJSTAVi cuttlery, sm9kers' articles, brushes, druggists' sundries, etc, 315 Battery Herzberg I, stock broker, 326 Pine Herzer Hugo, mgr "Abend Post," 635 California Herzog Bros (Frank and Herman Her- zog), blacksmiths, 737 Broadway Herzog J, picture frames, 1530 Polk Herzstein M, physician, 324 Sutter Heslep A M, attorney-at-law, 636 Clay Heslke Charles, saddler, 617 Mission Hess Andrew, bootmaker, 416 Folsom Hess C, propr Union Breweryv 326 Clementina Hess Charles, optician, 619 Kearny CALVM NUiTING S SON, JUIEH, e>i o« CO CM CO c/> CO AB XanvflRftarers all klnilM IRON WOBK« **7 Mala iltre«t, Saa Fraaelaea. HESSI Hess a lyCali Bush Hess Fr( 409 Bu Hess H Montg Hess J,! Hess J, BayCi Hess Lo gomery Hess R, ( Hess Rol Hess Rob ket Hesse Wi Sacram Hesse Wi Mission I:jLO<»gan I erjr, 10 Hession Polk an Hessler C broker, Hessler VV Hessler \V Hesthal A 506 Mai Hestres E, Hetzor J J Houbner 1 and 227 Heuddy Market HEUER 4th and Heuer P, Hcughes Heut R Montgo Hewitt L Hewlett 320 Daj Hews GeJ Hewston I Hextell Komerv HEYJt sale lie Heye Hoi Heydenuf Powellf Heydenf^ room Hevdenfl Jefiersl 318 Pif Hevdenfl aenfelpr8 "Dai- ly California Demokrat" 40» and 413 Bush Hess Frederick (Frederick Hess & Co), 409 Bush Hess Henry, furnishing goods, 219 Montgomery Hess J, Dootmaker, 1709 Market Hess J, provisions and cheese, stall 20, Bay City Market Hess Louis, Damiana Bitters, 12 Mont- gomery ave Hess B, coffee saloon, 417 California Hess Robert, bootmaker, 17^ 4th Hess Robert, confectionery, 1707 Mar- ket Hesse Wm, supt Boca Brewing Co, 406 Sacramento Hesse Wm, hay, grain and feed, 1535 Mission Kedsgan Louisa, ba' .ery and confection- ery, 1048 Folsoi. Hession Michael, groceries, SW cor Polk and Broadway Hessler Chas, ship and custom house broker, 518 Battery Hessler Wm, bakery, 715 Pacific Hesaler Wm, bakery, 617 Post Hesthal August (Philipp, Hesthal & Co), ' 606 Market and 316 17th Hestres E, general agt, 217 Sansome Hetzer J A, glazier, 810 Valencia Heubner £, mfr of lounge frames, and 227 Beale Heuddy Wm, dancing academy, Market HEUER ALEXANDER, grocer, 4th and £verett Heuer P, groceries, 713 Lombard Hcughes Wm, printer, 421 Montgomery Heut R W, attorney-at-law, SW cor Montgomery and Clay Hewitt Lodging House, 236^ 6th Hewlett Frederick (White & Hewlett), 320 Davis Hews George M, saloon, 432 California Hewston Geo, pbysicion, 323 Sutter Hextell Thomas, gardener, 101 Mont- gomery Block HEY JOHN (Smadeke & Hey), whole- sale liqrors, 1201 Mission Heye Honry, saloon, 613 East Heydenaber Louis A, liquors, Bay bet Powell and Mason HeydenfeUt Solomon, attorney-at-law, room 34, 301) Montgomery Heydenfeldt Solomon Jr (Heydenfeldt, (feffersou & I-ievy), attorney-at-law, 318 Pine Heydenfeldt, Jefferson & Levy (S Hey- denfeldt Jr, John W Jefferson and Walter H Levy), attorneys-at-law, 318 Pine 225 909 cor Heyer Albert, groceries, uOO 3d Heyermann J A F, physician and drag- gist, SW cor 4th and Bryant Heyermann August, blacksmith, 413 3d Heyfron Joseph, wood and coal, 330 6th Heymann H (Everett ti Heymann), 628 Sa c ram ento HE7NEMANN A, attomey-at-law, '10 Pine Heynemann H, pres Heeia Sugar Plan- tation, SW cor Drumm and California Heynemann H (H Heynemann ft Co), 5 and 7 Sansome Heynemann H & Co (H Heynemann and F P Salomons), dry and furnishing goods, 5 and 7 Sansome Heyneman Herman (Herman Heyneman 6 Co), 217 Front Heyneman Herman & Co (Herman Heyneman and S Redlich) commis- sion merchants, 217 Front Heyneman Lionel, civil engineer, ,5 Sansome Heyneman H, painter, 11 IS Larkin Heywood Bros &, Co, furniture and bed- ding, 589-595 Mission Heyw'oc'd & Hendley (S J Heywood and A C Hendley), produce, 222 and 224 Clay Heywood Mark, wood and coal, 716 Folsom Heywood S J (Heywood & Hendley), 222 and 224 Clay Hibbard C W (Roberts & Hibbard), 202 Stockton Hibemia Brewery, Matthew Nunan propr, 1225 Howard Hibernia F ", 246 2d lliberniaSavings and Loan Society (The), Miles D Sweeney pres, Robt J Tobin SH.c and' treas, Robt Roy asst sec, NE cor Montgomery and Market Hicket Mary, bakery, 1524 Dupont Hickey Daniel, saloon, NW cor Pacific and Battery Hickey Edw, bootmaker, 1652 Mission Hickey John, merchant tailor, 933 Market Hickey Miss Mary, dressmaker, 128 2d Hickox Geo C & Co (Goo C Hickox), stock brokers, 314 Pine mCKS DANIEL (D Hicks & Co), 608 Montgomery HICKS D ft CO (Daniel Hicks and Nori'is A Juilil), bookbinders and blank book manufacturers, proprietors Pacific Coast Hotel Register Co, 508 Montgomery Hicks J L, sewing machines, 667 Mis- sion Hicks & White, cigars and tobacco, 1100 Market Hickstedt Herman, baker, 127 ith CO 7^ CO i CO CO 3 CO CO CO en UlRRMf nnn l imOCO WHITK BKOH., m A M Mala and 14 * 1« Iftpear nAIIUflUUII LUInDCn, IM.M. F. Black Walavt, HiMUilali Cedar, VcBeen. w MASONIO OUTFITS, IMMiilety GiMila. etc.. at MORCaiOWK * CO.. Siaaenio Teaple. N; • Foat Mtreat. M. V. 182 San Francisco. H IS IS I I Hicks James H, bakery, 3] 5 5th Hien August (Hien & Beuoit), 1135 Dupont Hien & Benoit (August Hien and Chas Benoit), saloon^^lSS Dupont HIESTEB A C (Bunker & Hiester), 238 Montgomery Higel Alois, groceries, cor i^icker and Lick HIOOABT N E. bakery, 1524 Dupont Higgins & Collins (Elisha Higgins and Geo H Collins), wood posts, Bark and shingles, Redwood lu.nber, 271 Eant Higgins Elisha (Higgins & Collins), 271 East HiKgins 6 C, Sec Eureka Lodge K of H, 121 Eddy Higgins James, erocer, 963 Mission HIOOINS JOHN, propr Western Hotel, 212 Broadway Higgins M, painter, 23 Ransch Higifins Miss Kate, dressmaker, 528 O'Farrell Higgins Wm L, real estate, 324^^ Mont- gomery Higgs John, liquors, 233 6th Highton Henry E, attomey-at-Iaw, 528 California Hilbert A, florist, 15 Geary Hild Joseph, bakery, 246 28th Hildebrand Albert, saloon, 1228 Market Hildebrand August, butcher, 123 7th Hildebrand C, sec Crockett Lodge F & A M, 121 Eddy Hildebrand C, junk, 1136 Howard Hildebrand Conrad, dairy produce, 324 3d Hildebrand Miss Eda, restaurant, 619 Sacramento Hildebrand 6, livery stable, 807 Mont- Somery ave debrand Mrs J L, physician, 319 Powell Hildebrand John, restaurant, 1938 Mis- sion Hildehrandt Carsten (Hildebrandt ft Knop), SE cor Montgomery and Broadway Hildebrandt Henry, groceries and liquors, 208 Sutter Hildebrandt &, Knop (Carsten Hilde- brandt & Elfort Knop), groceries, SE cor Montgomery and Broadway Hildebrandt, Posner & Co (W C Hilde- brandt and M Posner), wholesale liquors, 411 and 413 Battery Hildenbrand C, gasiitting, 181 16th HilderbraadC, junk, 1136 Howard Hilderbrand W C, grocer, 319 Green and 416 O'Farrell Hil Terbrandt Henry, groceries, 206 Sut- ter Hildreth George W, restaurap*:, 10 Montgomery Hilge Ernst, bakery, NE cor Powell and Pacific Hilgerloh Augusta, bakery, 1305 Mission Hilpeisch Jacob, liquorf, 2 and 4 Leides- dt>rff Hilton Mrs D, liquors; 921 Howard Hilton George P, physician, SOSJ Mis- sion Hill Mrs A, varieties, 412^ Geary Hill Mrs A J, dressmaking, 118 Ellis Hill B S, propr The Asbestos Fibre, 317 Mission Hill H (Roberts & Hill), 723 Folsom Hill Jolm, real estate broker, 402 Mont- gomery BILL REV JOHlf E a^t Methodist Book Depository and Phillips & Hunt, N Y, p41 Market, res San Jose, Cal HILL JOHN H> real estate, room 3, (i05 Sacramento Hill Lloyd (Hall & Hill), 842 Market Hill Miss M £, bakery, cor 24th and Alabama Hill Morgan (E H Jones & Co), 635 Market Hill S M, carpenter, 111 Jessie Hill Samuel (estate of), A M Hill mgr, ttewiui; machines, 634 Market Hill Samuel (Williams. Hill & Co), 517 Geary Hill Wm H, straw works, 753 Mission Hillebrand A, liquors, 1228 Market Hillebrand H, groceries, 1712 Eddy Hillebrandt Carsten, groceries, M W cor Bush and Octavia Hillebrandt C, groceries, NW cor Eddy and Pierce Hillebrandt F, Enterprise Brewery, 2015-2019 Folsom Hillebrandt Fabian, groceries, cor Jes- sie and Willow ave Hillen D H, groceries, NW cor Pine and Lark in HILLENBRAND & KLOSE (Wm Hillenbrand and Philipp Klose), Turk Street Hotel, 22 and 24 Turk Hillenbrand Wm (Hillenbrand & Klose), 22 and 24 Turk HILLER FREDERICK JR. (F Hiller Jr & Co), 33 Dupont Hiller Frederick Sr, physician, 103 Ge ary HILLER F JR & CO, proprs Pacific Homoeopathic Pharmacy, 3'{ Dupont Hillert F, architect, 620 Washington Uilliard E M, fruits, SE cor 20th and^ Mission HILLIARD L R aupt The Bradstmc^t Co Improved Mercantile Agency, 2:x> California Hillman James, inspector boilers, Appraiser's Building Hillman Jenny C, teacher Mission Grammar School ■ CO CO CO CO CO CMVIII NUniNG I SON, «I7 MAIM MTRBRT. SAW FKANCIBCO. Iran Daora. Bank Vaalta, Bte. MLEW. TUGGlt t CO.. HtBDWOOB UIIIBEB. IS m« •• Spear WU San VruclMi*. ■i I a I CO s I* 1^ San. Francisco. 183 Hillman John (Puruhagen ft Hillman), 318 5th Hills Bros (A H and R W Hills), butter and eggs, stalls 25 and 2U Bay City Market Hills R W ft A H, coffee and spice mills, 12 4th Hills R \V (Hills Bros), stalls 25 and 26 Bay City Market Hill S M, carpenter, 842 Clay nr Xew Montgomery Hillsinger Miss E J, millinery, 1G24 Polk ♦ Hilmer Louis, druggist, SW cor Larkin and Geary Hilmer's Chemical Laboratory, 389 8th HILTON F> physician, 806^ Mission HILZINOEa GOTTLIEB (Dorler ft Uilzinger), 317 4th Himan Morris, furniture, 606 Broadway Himmelinann G (Himmelmauii ft Heinz), 18-27 Union Himmelmann ft Heinz (O Himmelmann and J Heiuz), meat market, 1827 Uni on HIMMELSTOSS OEOBQE, bakery, 240^ Howard Hinohliffe W, propr Gait House, 632 Market Hinchman T W, see California Street Railroad, sec Bay District Associa- tion, sec Crystal Palace Garden Asso- ciation, sec 8 F Paving Co, S£ cor California and Larkin Hinck Henry J, groceries, S£ cor Polk and Ellis Hinckley A B, drayman, 360 Natoma Hinckley Daniel (Hinckley, Spiers ft Hayes), 220 Fremont Hinckley, Spiers ft Hayes (D B Hinck- ley, Jas Spiers and D £ Hayes), propra Fulton Iron Works, 220 Fre- mont HIHDEBS HENBT* boots and shoes, 34U Kearny Hindman James, painter, 903 Folsom Uink Henry M, gioceries, SE cor Du- pont and Greenwich Hink P H, saloon, 612 Washington and 4 Montgomery ave, and Seaside Gardens, Baker bet Beach and Jef- ferson Hinkley Oliver, supt Pacific Carriage Company and livery stable, II Powell Hinkle Philip, hyiiruulic and air pres- sure elevators, 116 and 118 Main HniKLE DR J M> National Surgical Institute, 319 Bush Hinman H C, agt Merchant's Dispatch, 411 California HIHMAN W 8 (Chapman ft Hinman), 126 £11 s Hinrichs August, laloon, N W cor Union and Front Hinrichs August, saloon, SE cor Front and Vallejo Hinrichs J F, restaurant, 9 and 11 Pa- cific HINTON MABOBET.branoh bakery, 1235 Mission Hinton W M ft Co, printers, 536 Clay Hintze I, tailor, 338 Bush Hintz J J, Hamiony Hotel, 735 Brannan HIHZ A T (Dierck, Hinz ft Flagemann), N£ cor Mission and Main HINZ AUG C CHinz ft Laudt), 16 2d Hinz.J H, corkscrewmaker, 10 Steven- son HINZ & LANDT (Aug C Hinz and P Landt), wholesale millinery and straw goods, 16 and 18 2d, Grand Hotel Building Hinz W (Haker ft Hinz), 545 Market HIP W0> shoe factory, 223 Leidesd. :'ff nr Clay Hippmann Rudolph (Hippmann ft Schussler), 28 and 29 Galifomia Mar- ket Hippmann ft Schussler (Rudolph Hipp- mann and Adolph Schussler), fruits and vegetables, 28 and 29 California Ma rket HHUGOYEN MICHAEL (F Candau ft Co), 213 3d Hirsch Bros (Joseph and Leopold Hir^ch), clothing, 204 Montgomery' ave Hirsch B S (B S Hirsch ft Co), 748 Mar- ket Hirsch B S ft Co (B S Hirsch), "The Bandbox," millinery goods, 748 Mar- ket Hirsch L (W Cohen ft Co), res New York Hirsch Prosper, billiards (Cafe Fran- cais), cor Sacramento and Keaiay Hirsch S, collector, 29 Kearny ilirschfeld D (Hirschfeld ft Saroni), 118 Davis Hirschfeld J H, pawn broker, 610 Kearny Hirschfeld ft Saroni (D Hirschfeld and Louis Saroni), candy factory, 1 18 and 120 Davis Hirschfelder Jos O, physician, 229 Geary Hirschman Adolph, jewelry mfr, 328 Bush Hirshfield Solomon, produce. Grand Central Market Hislop Robt C, furniture, 424 Hayes Hitch ings J H^ barber, 448 California HITCHCOCK D W> general western fassenger agt Union PaciKc, Texas 'acifio, and Atchiaon,Topekaft Santa Fe Railways, 1 Montgomery cor Post Hitchcock S B, bootmake , 102 llth Hitte P, restaurant, 1 101 Dnpont C > z o o o ■ CO FATOM '9 1 3 1 ^^^ 1 i 1 m ffl 1 C3 m i 1 HARDWOOD LUMBER i WAGON STOCK, WHITB BROK*., 1» A IS Mala •ad 14 * t« S»eav St. ». 9, LOUIS BRIIVERMmi<;CO..Sa Mtorllac SIltrerwaM ~ Fr«s«ck €l*«k«, s IISMontgomBnfSt. 184 San Frcmciaco. Hittell Theodore H, attorney-at-law, 23 Montgomery Block Hixson H B (H B HixBon ft Co), poul- try and ((aine, 19 Bay City Market HixBon H B & Co (A Menke and H B Hixaon), poultry and game, 48 and 49 Washington Market Hixaon Jasper M (Hixson, Justi &, Co), 316 and 318 Washington Hixson, Justi ft Co (J M and W D Hix- son and Chas Justi), commission mer- chants, 316 and 318 Washington Hixson Walter T> (Hixson, Justi ft Co), 316 and 318 Washington Hoadley O C, dentist, ii^ Kearny Rucig's Hall, cor Sutter and Powell Hoag L B, physician, 649 Howard Hoag Wm M, capitalist, 302 Mont- gomery Hoagland William C, architect, 432 Montgomery Hobart B (Hobart, Wood ft Co), 16 Sansome Hobart, Wood ft Co (B Hobart and S A Wood), boots and shoes, 15 Sansome Hobbert H T, books, stationery and jewelry, 2183d HOBBS F. grain commission, 402 Front cor Clay HOBBS J KC (Hobbs, Wall ft Co), 13 HaoIa HOBBS. WALLA CO ( J K C Hobbs and J G W'uU), box factory and agts Crescent City and Trinidad Steamer Line, 11 and 13 Beale Hobbs W S, attorney-at-law, 619 Mont- gomery Hobbs Walter S, attorney-at-law, 519 Montgomery Hobbs Walter S, attorney, 6 Montgom- gomery ave Hobe Miss Sophia, teacher Valencia Primary School HOBRO W D, plumber and gasfitter, 728 Washington Hebron Wm, meat market, 5 Jackson Hobson J £ (Moore, Ferguson ft Co), 211 and 213 Clay Hochkoffer Rudolph, mdse broker and Austro-HunKirian consul, 203 Front HOOGDON WALTER H A, physician and surgeon and assistant sec Board of Health and sec S F County Medi- cal Society, 108 Geary Hodge Robert, cloak and suit mfr, 10 5tb HodgkinJW(A Germon ft Co), 113 Mission Hoeber Eugene (Neal ft Hoeber), 415 Montgomery Hoeckele Louis, groceries, SE oor Leav- enworth and Lddy Hoefer H G, cabinetmaker, SW cor Stockton and Washington Hoefler L M, attorney-at-law, 328 Montgomery Hoeft John, grocer, 818 and 828 Clay Hoeges Jacob, coffee saloon, 326 Bush Hoegmann Julius (Hoegmann ft Ras- chen), groceries, NE oor 18th and Va- lencia HOEOMANH ft RASCHEir (Julius Hoegmann and Fred Raschen), gro- ceries, NE cor 18th and Valencia Hoehn Jacob, supt Summit Ice Co, 64 Minna, res Sacramento Hoehn Philip J, groceries, 24th nr Noe Hoehn Phili p, fruits. 1203 Valonoia HOELCHER A & CO (Anton Hoel- cher and George Scharetg), proprs South San Francisco Brewery, cor 14th and Railroad ave Hoelscher Elisa (Wm Hoelscher ft Co), 604 Market Hoelscher Wm (Wm Hoelscher ft Co), 504 Market Hoelscher Wm ft Co (Elisa Hoelscher), i mport ers liquors, 504 Market HOIlNER JOHN, boots and shoes, NW cor 9th and Folsom Boenes Louis W (Stolz ft Hoenes), 1103 Folsom Hoertkom Chas, boots and shoes, 543 Washington Hoesch H, restaurant, 417 Pine Hoesch John, sec Board of Health, 14 O'Farrell Hoesch Wm, messenger Health Depart- men*. 14 (i'Farrell HOET EUGENE, mfr Hoey's Patent Sofa Bed, 25 Turk nr Market Hoey Owen H, coal, wood, hay and grain, NE cor 24th and Harrison Hofen ft Co (Leo Hofen and Charles F Leege), teas, coffee and spices and match foctory, cor 11th and Harrison and 412 Clay Hofen Leo (Hofen ft Co), 412 Clay HOFF HENRY (Hoff ft Freblo), 2414 California HOFF & PREBLE (F E Preble and Henry Hoft), West End Stables, liv- ery boarding, carriages, 2414 Califor- nia Hoff Simon, tailor, 052 Mission Hoffer Charles, painter, G3G Commercial Hoffesster Herman, wagonmaker, cor Railroad and 15th aves Hoffman ft Cohn (S Hoffman and I Cohn), mfrs of cigars, dealers in tobacco, etc, 206 3d Hoffman ft Co, wholesale fancy goods and notions, 17 and 19 Battery Hoffman C S, wood-carver, 310 Mis- sion Hoffman ft Curtis (V Hoffman and John M Curtis), architects, 528 Cali- fornia' ALLEN. PRISON CEILS, >£:-ss^'s;ur»-.^..';sri.CMViN nutting t SON. Hoffman 1214 Si Hoiimaa Henry 1214 Si Hoffman 611 Pac Hoffman < Saoram Hoffman Woenm Hoffman i .room 6£ Hoffman '. Hoffman 1 Hoffman Christii Sacram< Hoffman andWI cifio Hoffman i Court, I Hoffman Calif orn Hoffman \ 532 Call Hoffmann dorff Hoffmann Gough Hoffmann 1422 Fo Hoffmann Hoffmai 24th Hoffmann 1 1 14 St HoffmannI and 24t Hoffmaniv Ernest)! Stocktq Hoffmant Marked HoffmeisI Hoff^chnJ burn HoffstettI Hofleng Hofmaur MjssioJ HOI , Market HOF] Hofma Pnlveii SWcfl Hofman{ 606 Ml HO] statiuJ HofmanI HARDI ^■1 num. TUGGLE t CO.. Ship Plant all Mwls. "a — m JTraneltie*. I o & e g CO »4 tSSon fVancisco. 185 Hoffbian Edward (HoOinMi & Ernst), 1214 Stockton Hoflfman k Ernst (Edward Hoffman and Henry Ernst), stoves and tinware, 1214 Stockton Hoffman F O (Hoffman & Schnetzler), fill Pacific Hoffman G (Hofiinan A; Schenck), 414 Sacramento Hoffman Ike L (Ike Hoffman and E Woenne), 606 Market Hoffman O, judfte U S District Court, .room 68, Appraiser's Building Hoffman Rachel, dry goods, 1208 Polk Hoffman S (Hoffman & Cohn), 206 3d Hoffman & Schenck (G Hofiman and Christian Schenck), engravers, 414 Sacramento Hoffman & Schnetzler (F G Hoffman and W Schnetzler), butchers, 51 1 Pa- cific Hoffman Southard, clerk U S District Court, room 63, Appraiser's Building Hoffman V (Hoffman & Curtis), 52S California Hoffman William (Teubner & Hoffman), 632 California Hoffmann A, lunch-house, 120 Leides- dorff Hoffmann Miss Anna, bakery, 139 Gough Hoffmann Mrs A M, private hospital, 1422 Folsom Hoffmann Bros (Diedrich & Ernest A Hoffmann), groceries, uor Church and 24th Hoffmann E (Hoffmann & Ernest), 1114 Stockton Hoffmann Ernest A, grocery, cor Church and 24th Hoffmann & Ernest (E Hoffmann and H Ernest), stoves and ranges, 1114 Stockton Hoffmann H (Stein, Simon & Co), 5S5 Market Hoffmeister Fritz, saloon, 507 Clay Hoffschneider Wm (Joseph Winter- bum & Co), 417 Clay Hoffdtetter B, physician, 325 Geary Hofleng Frederick, watcJimaker, 5 3d Uofmann Adoiph (Hofmann Bros), 415 Mission and cor 5th and Bryant HOFMANN AUOirST. saloon, 102G Market HOFMANN BROS (Adolf & Ottokar Hofmanu),Ore Sampling,Crushing and Pulverizing Works, 415 Mission and 8W cor 5th and Bryant Hofmann I L (Hofmann & Woenne), 606 Market HOFMANN JOS Ai bookseller and stationer, 208 Montgomery Hofmann M, restaurant, 10 Sacramento Hofmann Ottokar (Hofmann Bros), 415 Minion and oor 6th and Bryant Hofmann & Woenne (I L Hofmann and £ Woenne), butchers, 606 Market and 9 Post Hogan C W, feed and grain, wood and coal, 23d nr Alabama Hogan ft Co (John A Hogan, D B Brown and P T Butler), coopers, 106 Drumm Hogan Daniel, saloon, 414 6th HOOAN JOHN. Odorless Excavating Co, 432 Kearny Hogan John, insurance broker, 405 Califoraia Hogan John A (Hogan & Co), 106 Drumm Hogan Michael, fish. Grand Central Market Hogan M C, groceries, 1725 Vallejo Hogan Mrs M L, groceries, 219 1 1th Hogan Patsey, saloon, 1 Morton Hogan T, produce. Grand Central Mar- ket HogeJP, attomey-at-law, 628 Mont gomery Hdger Herman (Herman Hoger & Co), 1317 Pine Hoger Herman & Co (Herman Hoger and W Staniels), wood and coal, 1317 Pine Hogg Alfred H, druggist, 229 Leaven- worth Hogg James (Hogg & Sperry), 22 Cali- fornia Hogg & Sperry (James Hogg and J W Sperry), grain and commibsion merchants, 22 California Hogref Fred (Kahrs & Hogref), NW cor Post and Taylor HohenschiM George (GilfiUan & Hohen- schild), 33 California Market Hohenthal Gus, ruilles, ruches, fluting, lace and fancy goods, 131 4th Hohlweg Fred, druggist, NE cor Polk and Jackson Hnhwiesner Clement (Chas E Heise & Co), 510 Battery Hohwiesner Fredrich (Marcus i& Co), 304 California Hoin P T, supt postoffice, Fostoffice Building Hokanson Olof (Hokanaon & Vietheer), 527 East Hokanson & Vietheer (Olof Hokanson and Heinrich Vietheer), liquors, 527 East Holbeche Wm, horseshoeing, 1118 Mis- sion Holbrook Chas B, physician, cor 9th and Market Holbrook C B Jr, druggist, 1249 Mar- ket G^ OO HARDWOOD UIMBER, WHITB BBOIi. g IH A ISSfaln and 14 * 1« Sp«ar Mtreet. H. V. Oreiton Ash, Maple and Al( BjMiai aer. OOP FELIOWS' SOPPUES, 'SSkST^^ffTii^f^^Mfr klLEN,TI 186 San Francisco. Holbrook CHm (Holbrook, Merrill t Stetaon), SP] oor Market and Beale Holbrook, Merrill ft Stetson (Charles Holbrouk, J F and C Merrill and James B ^ tetson), importers of stoves, metals, tinner's tools and machiuii, SE cor Market and Beale Holcomb W A & Co, commission mer- chants, 302 Davis Holcomb W B, real estate, 413 Mont- gomery Holden A B, bakery and confectionery, 702i Larkin Holden James, wood and coal, 816 Fol- som Holden J H, cooper, 105 Clay Holden Joseph, attorney-at-Iaw, 509 Kearny Holden » E (B F Sawyer & Co and A W Norton & Co), 400 Biitt6ry Holden S P, miuiug, 23 Merchants' Ex- change HOLDER JOSEPH, liquors, 6 Leides- dorlf Holderness H, stock broker, 324 Fine Hole-in-the-Wall, liquors, 993 Market Holje John B, liquors, cor Kailroad and loth aves Holies John H, grocer, 1030 Folsom Holladay S W, attorney-at-law, 420 Montgomery Holland Daniel, tailor, 605 Howard Holland D ft Co (D and J H Holland), crmmission merchants, 403 Davis Holland Edward, merchant tailor, 119 Post Holland Joseph, groceries, SW oor Fol- som and Fremont Holland Mrd M, fruit and vegetables, 732 Brannan Holland Margaret, baker, 1829) Union Holland N, attorney-at-law, 605 Clay HoUdorff Mrs Minnie, varieties, 348 3d HOLLE JACOB, liquors, 613 Brannan Holler Walter, importer of cutlery, 318 Fine Hoi iday I, cigars and tobacco, 705 Mar- ket HoUings Henry (Kruger ft HoUings), SE cor Oeary and Mason HoUings Henry, groceries, S W cor Post and Larkin HoUings N (Sturken ft HoUings), NW cor ^ and Brannan HoUingsworth T C, cigars and tobacco, 1519 Market Hollis A K (HoUis ft Harris), 2222 Mis- sion HoUis ft Harris (A K Hollis and Geo Harris), real estate and insurance and Sroprs "The Mission Journal," 2222 [ission Hollman Henry, groceries, NW cor 24th and Mission Hollmann Henry, grocerids, SW cor 11th and Folsom Hollo Hermann, music teacher, 753 How- ard HoUoway ft Powers (W O HoUoway and J Powers), painters, 504 Fran- cisco HoUoway W O (HoUoway ft Powers), 604 Francisco HoUub A, insurance broker, 441 Cali- fornia Holly Oak Park Co, J H Sayre sec, 330 Pine Holly's Park, Mission nr St Mary's College Holm Bros (John and Henry Holm), liquors, 200 5th Holm C (Holm ft Saxtorph), 867 and 869 Mnrket Holm Henry (Holm Bros), 200 5th Holm John (Holm Bros), 200 5th Holm Thomas, groceries, SE cor Sutter an>l Stockton Holman Harold (Doscher ft Co), cor Michigan and Shasta Holmes A J, pres Northern King Min- ing and Mfg Co, 318 Pine Holmes Chas J (John F Snow ft Co), U3:{ Market Holmes C S (Renton, Holmes ft Co), pier 3 Steuart Holmes D B, agt S Cupples ft Co, St Louis, 123 California Holmes E A, mining sec, 318 Pine Holmes E B, mining sec, room 15, 309 Montgomery Holmes Frederick (T W Jackson ft Co), 304 Cslifomia HOLMES H T> mgr H T Holmes Lime Co, 14-18 Market HOLMES LIME CO (THE H T). see H T Holmes Lime Co Holmes Joseph, bootmaker, 147 2d Holmes M P, carriagemaker, Mission bet New Montgomery and 3d HOLMES WALTER 0* attorney-at- law, 606 Montgomery Holmes W H, grocer, 26th nr Columbia Holshiser P, baker, 988 Folsom Hoist Wm, ornamental glass works, 118 Main Holt A F (Holt Bros), res Concord, N H Holt Benj (Holt Bros), res Concord, N H Holt Bros (C H, A F, H W and Benj Holt), importers of hardwood lumber, springs and hardware, 27 and 20 Beale and 30 and 32 Main HoU C H (Holt Bros), 27 aid 29 Beale Holt H W (Holt Bros), res Concord, N H HOLT MRS J H. artist, room 331, 8U6 Market Holt Thomas G, embroidery stamping, 1029 Howard bet 6th and 7th ua CO CO CO I rs &o t (^ CO g 60 CO o .J z o o u» CO ^1 Holt Thoi notary p Holt Thoin HOLT W importer patent ai Holts Wil gomery Holterman Holtmeier '. bert and Holtz Jacul Holtz L F and 415 < Holway P ! Lighting Holye Johr and 16th Holyoke CI Home Art Post Home for A First and HOME n A 8 Brov Homo of Ii and Stool HOMEIN Magill ge city agt. : Home and J sec, 320 S HOME CO.JF N Sh pa H MagillJ Homer M Pine Home ResI cor 4th af Homcopatl Valencia! HOMEOPJ ericke ericke ft | Honduras, | fomia Honey Mi gomery Hongkong I JiorationI ornia Honig ft Abraht Mfg Co,J Honig ft Sutter' Honig N 804 Kea Honig Nail Battery] Honigbau A Cohn CALVIN ilUniNS t SON, '"'S^*US::SJ!l'Si,'gSlJSS!^ mm "W ^w^ >liEH.TUGElEtGO. MAMSpMUPlM. i f^ CO • I Snn Francisco. 187 Holt Thomas H, attornny-at-law and notary public, 324) Montgomery Hnlt Thomas M, restaurant, SIO Market HOLT WABBEVt map publf^her and importer, agt fur Dixon & Johnson's patent axle grease, 413 Montgomery Hnlts William, map stcre, 413 Mont- gomery Holterman E H, saloon, 300 Shotwe'l Holtmeier Henry, groceries, NE oor Fil- bert and Taylor Holtz Jacob (Lumstein & Holtz), 233 6th Holtz L F (N Van fiergen & Co), 413 and 415 Clay Holway P 8, sec California Electric Oas Lighting Co, '22 Kearny Holye John B, saloon, SW cor Bailroad and 16th aves Holyoke Chas F, 322 Post Home Art Institute, Mrs H Kuhl, 211 Post Home for Aged and Infirm Females, cor First and Bryant HOME BENEHT ASSOCIATION. A 8 Brownell sec, 328 Montgomery Homo of Inebriates, NE cor Chestnut and Stockton HOME INSUBAHGE CO. Arthur E Mugill general aet, James W Whiting city agt. 323 California Home and Loan Associates, Otto Esche sec, 320 Sansome HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE CO* oration, W H Hairis agt, 423 Cali- ornia Honig & Alexander (Nathan Honig and Abraham Alexander), proprs Pacific Mfg Co, 109 Battery Honig & Baruoh, furnishing good?, 35 Suttei- Honig N (A Alexander ft Co), 802 and 804 Kearny Honig Nathan (Honig & Alexauder), 109 Battery Honigbaum & Cohn (R Honigbaum and A Cohn), cigar mfrs, 51 Sacramento Honigbaum R (Honigbaum k Cohn), 61 Sacramento Honigsberger C, fancy jgoods, 626 Larkin Honissbcrger Louis, cigars and tobacco, NEcor Buah and Battery Honolulu Regular Dispatch Line, J C Merrill & CVi agts. ::04 California Hook Bros (J F and A W Hook), books and stationery, 26 6th Hook Clarencu (Henderson k Hook), 1001 Bush Hook and Ladder Co No 1, 22 O'Farrell Hook and Ladder Co No 2, 627 Broad- way HOOKE W H, aeo Gordon Hardware Co, 8 and 10 Pine Hooker C D, clearing-house clerk, First National Gold Bank Hooker Richard C, stock broker, 339 Pine HOOPER C A (C A Hooper & Co and A M Jewell ft Co), cor 4th and Chan- nell and Berrv bet 3d and 4th Hooper C A ft Co (C A and- George W Hooper), lumber, oor 4th and Channel Hooper F P (F P ft J A Hooper), pier 2i Steuart Hooper F P ft J A, (Trinidad Mill Co), lumber, pier 2) Steuart HOOPER GEO W (C A Hooper ft Co, and A M Jewell ft Co), cor 4th and Channel and Berry bet 3d and 4th Hooper J A (F P and J A Hooper), pier 2i Steuart Hooper William B ft Co, shipping and commission merchants. 122 Front Hoops Henry, saloon, 5 Bay Hoops Miss Nellie, artist, 728 Mont- gomery Hoover Telephone Co, 328 Montgomery HOP SINO & CO, boot and shoe fac- tory, 413 Battery Hopkiqs C T, pres California Insurance Co, 318 California Hopkins Mrs £ N, varieties, 1934 Mis- sion Hopkins E W, treas C P R R, cor 4th and Townsend Hopkins G W, mining, 419 California Hopkins Hall, Brannan bet 6th and 7th Hopkins Peter ft Co, Grand Hotel bar. Ne w Mo ntgomery HOPKINS R D> mining see, 436 Mont- gomery Hopkins Thos, coffee saloon, 302 Dupont Hopkins William S, stock and money broker, 302 Montgomery Horpe Christian, blacksmith, Berry nr 4th Hoppe J, clothing, 637 Pacific Hoppe J C (Brignam, Hoppe ft Co), 320 Front HOPPER S El California Glass Bend- ing and Cutting Works, 39) Fremont C > o o o 01 o > r o m m -I >• CO > z > z o 5 o o ' H HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BIUMS lit IkF ~ 1»< IS Main and 14 A l« atock and sale yard, N£ oor lUth and Hownrd Horan J J (Ambrose ft Horan), stalls 78 and 70 Centre Market Horan M S, attorney -at-law, 036 Clay Horgan Daniel, bootoiaker, 18th nr Noe Horgan T, dairy produce. Grand Cen- tral Market Horigan M J, plumber, 1612 Leaven- worth Horior John E, furniture, 2013 Fillmore Horn A F (A F Horn ft Son), fruits and vegetables, 2800 16th Horn A F ft Son (F C Horn), fruiti* and vegetables, 2800 16th cor Howard Horn Barney (Murphy & Horn), whole- sale butchers, 1st nr Kentucky Horn F C (A F Horn ft Son), fruits and vegetables, 2800 16th cor Howard Horn Jerome, Magnetic Healing Baths, 808 24tli HOBN JOHN, livery stable, 1620 La- guna Horn J H, meats, 55 Centre Market Horn R G, stockbroker, 322 Pine Horn T L (Sanderson ft Horn), 327 and 329 Front Homberg A P, merchant tailor, 443 Bush H0RNBL3WEB F A (Severance, Travel's ft Hornblower), attorney-at- law, 331 Monti^omery Home Electro-Magnetic Belt, Walter J Home mfr and propr, office 702 Market Home Walter J, mfr and propr Home's Electro-Magnetic Belt, 702 Market Homer C W, druggiat and physician, SW cor Sutter and Hyde and 238 Ke arny HOENEB JOHN> boot factory, 130O Folsoni Horner W C, physician, Kearny Horner Jacob, boarding house, 64 aud 66 1st Hornung Fred (Beck ft Hornung), Mis- sion Market, cor 16th and Mission Hornung R F, piano tuner, 739 Mar- ket Horseshoe Mining Co, J H Sayro sec, 330 Pine Horseshoe Soap Co, W J Houston ft Co agts, 21 9 California Horstman Henry, liquors, cor Mission and 30th Horstmann ft Co (John Horstmann and Henry Koster), groceries, 700 Bush cor Powell Horstmann Henry, saloon, oor 80th and Mission Horstmann John (Horstmann ft Co), 700 Bush Horstmann John, soda faotory, 767 and 776 Bryant Horatmeyer ft Stroele (Wm Horstmeyer and Herman Stroele), cabinetmakers, 665 Mission Horstmeyer Wm (Horstmeyer and Stroele), 665 Mission Hort Joseph (Joseph Hort ft Co), 865 Market Hort Joseph ft Co (Joseph Hort and Charles Hawlejr), saloon, 865 Market Hort Mrs Louisa, Washington Ex- change, liquors, 643 Washington Hortolu Bernard, fish, 335 3d Hortoit ft Baum (John T Baum and Walter Horton), saloon, NW oor Sansome and Bush Horton C W, wood. Front near Union Horton Maria, teacher West Mibsion Primary School Horton Geo ft Son, carpenters, cor Hen- derson and Lobos ave Horton Thos R (Martin ft Horton), 545 Clay Horton Walter (Horton ft Baum), NW cor Sansumc ond Bush Hose Co, No 1, Charles Tow foreman, 112 Jackson Hose Co, No 4, 1802 Stockton Hosking Thomas, saloon, 536 Pacifio Hosnier D M ft Co (G J Henry), stock brokers, 429 California Hoss John, liquors, NW cor Sutter and Kearny Hotaling A P (A P Hotaling ft Co), 429 and 431 Jackson Hotalmg A P ft Co (A P Hotaling), foreign wines and liquors, 429 and 431 Jackson "HOTEL GAZETTE" (The), W P Harrison publisher, 518 Sacramento HOTEL BHEIN. J"o N Meyer propr, yOi> Kearny Hottua ft Hansen (Nicholas Hottua and Andreas Hansen), carriage mfrs, 715 Folsom Hottua Nicholas (Hottua ft Hansen), 715 Folsom Houetie Constance, sausages, 205 6th Hou^h Howard M (Lynde ft Hough), 418 Davis Hough Jno, saloon, 5 Mason Houghton C L, architect and carpenter, 2934 16th HOUGHTON JAS F, pres Home Mu- tual Insurance Co, 406 California Houghton R E (Stetson ft Houghton), attomey-at-law, 315 Californ a Houpt C H, physician, 808 20th Hourcade John, liquors, 1909 Geary I! 4$ I .9 CUVM HUniNG £ SON, Tabular Whci^lltmrrowa. Bolt and Krldca UTork, iUm HMn Street. Man Fraaelaca. Honriet W 1107th House W J Market House Wm House Mad Household don agt, I HOUBEWi (Thomas Califoraii tographei H0V8IW( Houaewo: Housman C foraia Houston H 720 Harr Houston Ja Houston R ' HOUSTON 216 Califo HOUSTON and Wm ■hipping I mfn agti tobaoco, 01 PaoifioJro California Hovey Geo '. Hovey S D, Howard Kearny Howard C I 1 Commei Howard Chi Water W HOWARD Oregon I Seattle C< 210 Batte Howard Mi Mason Howard Mo Sansome Howard P Robert M Howard Mi rell Howard Sti Jewell D ard Howard Si Howard I Howe ft H commissi) Davis Howe Rob( 410 Davi Howe Scale llOMarh Howell Ed^ ard HAROWOI r,K. MIEN TUGGIE t ro. Padfio Coast Hint Wooit %£RSa£r I I I I o Pi Ha (Siin Francisco. 189 Honriet W T, watchmaker and Jeweler, 1107th Houie W E, watches and jewelry, 010 Market House Wm, carpenter, I62S Market HoQse Madam W M, millinery, 308 6th Household Sewing Machine, Mark Shel« donagt, 11th and 13 Ist H0U8BW0BTH THOMAS ft 00 (Thomas Houseworth), opticians, California views, and portrait pho- tographers, 12 Montgomery HOUSEWORTH THOMAS (Thomas Houseworth it Co), li' Montgomery Housmaa V, civil engineer, 109 Cali* fomia Houston Hugh, fruits and vegetables, 720 Harrison Houston James, bootmaker, 103 9th Houston R T, tailor, 324 Dupont HOirSTOV W J (W J Houston k Co), 215 California HOUSTON W J ft 00 (W J Houston and Wm F Perry), mdse brokers, shipping and oomntuion merchants, mfrs agts for soap, starch, borax, tobacco, cigars and glass and agts for PacifioJron andNaU Co, 216 and 217 Califomia Hovey Geo D, painter, 1866^ Stevenson Hovey S D, broker, 316 Pine Howard C O, attornpy-at-law, 609 Kearny Howard C L, proprSan Rafael Express, 1 Conunercial Howard Chas Webb, pres Spring Valley Water Works, 616 Califomia HOWARD JOHN L> assistant mgr Oregon Improvement Co and pres Seattle Coal and Transportation Co, 210 Battery Howard Mrs Julia, dressmaking, 621 Mason Howord Moses B, insurance broker, 213 Sansome Howard Presbyterian Church, Rev Robert Mackenzie, 719-729 Mission Howard Mrs U A, physician, 334 O'Far- rell Howard Street M E Church, Rev F F Jewell D D pastor, 636 aud 638 How- ard Howard Street Presbyterian Church, Howard bet 2 Ist and 22d Howo ft Hall (R Howe and B Hall), commission merchants, 408 and 410 Davis Howe Robert (Howe & Hall), 408 and 410 Davis Howe Scales, D N Hawley agt, 117 and 119 Market Howell Edward, bootmaker, 950 How- ard Howell H W, boots and i>hoes, 1130i Pacific Howell John, mining, 302 MontgonMry HOWELL J Wi general agt North- western Mutual Life Insurance Co of Milwaukee, 607 Montgomery Howell M C, cigars and tobacco, 616 Montgomery HOWES JOHN, commission merchant, 604 and 606 Sansome Howit H, agt for Von Ofen ft Cohen, 956 Howard Howland C A, operator Imperial Photo- graph Gallery, 724) Market Howland W P, fish aud poultry, 287 6th . Howlands S W, prospector, 240 Mont- gqmery Howse Heni^ L, propr Pacific Oil Stove Co, 869 Market Hoy Alexander, plumber and gasfltter and stoves and ranges, 1012 Stockton Hoyt A A (Brown ft Hoyt), 408 Cali- fornia Hoyt H (Brown ft Hoyt), 40S Califor- €/> ' "i Hovt John G (C A Edson ft Co), 604 Battery Hrobatin A, bootmaker, 803 Jackson Hromada A (Schroder, Albrecht ft Co), 222 and 224 Battery H T HOLMES LIME CO, H T Holmes mgr, uifrs Santa Cruz and Sacramento lime and importers of ce- ment, plaster, hair, fire brick, tile etc, 14-18 Market Huant Madam M, dressmaker, 305 Mont- gomery ave Huant Paulin, liquors, 305Montgom(:ry ave Hubbard C Van Dyck, mining sec, 310 Pine Hubbard Mrs E H, ladies' hairdresser and hair goods, 923 Market Unbbard Mrs Ellen, bakery, N£ cor Broadway and Leavenworth Hubbard G A (Jones ft Hubbard), 412 Kearny Hubbard Henry W, sewing macbines, 667 Mission Hu^ibard H H, physician, 22 Geary Hubbard House, James Gallagher, 139 4th Hubbard M P, California Cigar Box Co, n s Berry bet 3d and 4th Hubbell C P (Hubbbll, Sbattuokft Co), 317 and 319 Front Hubbell Samuel, cooper, 17 Merchant Huhbell, Shattuck ft Co (0 P Hubbell, J C Hampton, W 8 Gage and D D Shattuck), wholesale provision and commission merchants, 317 and 319 Front and 310-314 Commercial cn Al HARDWOOD LUMBER f WAGON STOCK, m 7^ CO i rj WHITE BROM., 18 * IS Mala •nil 14 * 1« Spear s»t, ». F. D>HIEL NOBCBDSS t CO.,'^'aa;.?«!:'JK'g»#St R'rgtirgr 190 San Francisco. HubbttU S T & Co, cooperage, 17 Mer- chant HubbertJoho, butcher, cor 24th and Church Huber A (Huber Bros), 620 Bush Huber Albert, coufectioneiy, 1026 Lar- kin Huber Brob (Adolph and Otto F Hu- ber), Old Turn Verein Hall, 620 Bush Huber Charles, barber, 2007 Polk HTJBER FAED, propr Arion House, 13 and 15 Page Huber Henry, liquors, 417 Bush Hulier O F (Huber Bros), G20 Bush Hubert Charles (Charles Hubert & Co), 509 Davis Hubert Charles & Co (Charles Hubert), ship chandlers, 509 Davis Huchard E & Son, nursery and florists, 1514Bu8h Huddleston H, propr Great American Importing Tea Co,. 140 and 142 6th and 522 and 524 Kearny Huddy Hall, 909^ Market Hudson Mrs Anna, second-hand ladies' clothing, 941 Market Hudson Geo, attoraey-at-law, 87 Mont- gomery Block Hudson Mrs H C (C C Burr & Co), Pa- cific Perfumery Co, 13 Pine Hud son Miss M, dressmaker, 512 Mason HUE, XAT & C0> mfrs boots and shoes, 123 Clay HUEENEB & KATSER (Wm Huef- ner and Albert Kayser), propra "Cal- ifornia Journal, " 802 Montgomery Huefner Wm (Huefner & Kayser), 802 Montgomery Huer Philip, groceries, cor Montgomery ave and Lombard Huerne Prosper, architect, 126 Kearny UUETEB BROS & CO (EL and Gus- tave Hueter), S F Pioneer Varnish Works , 601 Market HUETER E L (Hueter Bros & Co), 601 Market HUETER OUST AVE (Hueter Bros & Co), 601 Market Huettmann Mrs A C, propr Huett- macn's Hotel, cor Polk and Market Huff George R, cigars and tobacco, 424 Folsom Hufschmidt & Bro (H and L Huf- achmidt), plumbers and gasfitters, 637 Clay Hufschmidt F, furniture, 653 and 655 Market Hufschmidt H (Hufschmidt & Bro), 637 Clay Hufschmidt Louia (Hufschmidt ft Bro), 637 Clay Hngh James J, groceries, NW cor Bush and Fillmore Hughes Arthur, general mgr S F & N PRE, 430 California HUOHES£C>job printer, 511 San- some Hughes & Foley(John Hughes and Mich- ael Foley), bakers, SE cor 4th and Jessie I'.nd 118 7th Hughes H & Co (H Hughes and Frank W Curtis), mdse brokers, 123 Cali- fornia HUGHES JAMES E, attomey-at-law, 331 Montgomery Hughes John (Hughes & Foley), 118 7th Hughes John F, job printer, 605 M' .at- gomery Hughes John J, meat market, 209 2d Hughes Rienzi, lodging-house, 715 Howard Hughes Thos E & Sons, real estate, Fresno, Cal, John T Little agt, 314 Montgomery Hughes Wm, groceries, 546^ Mission Hughes Wm, laundry, 535 Mission Hughes W G, mining, sec Baker Divide Co, 330 Pine Hughes William S, furniture and bed- ding, 572 Brannan Huguenin J C, watches and jewelry, 700 Market Huillet Henry, cooperage, 612 Battery Huin Madame F, midwife, 639 Broad- way Hull G A, United States Army cloth- ing, Army Building, 36 and 38 Mont- ^Bomery HULL GEO L (Camem & Hull) 409 Mission Hulling D (Rehorst & Hulling), 336 Bush Hulme & Hart (Jas P Hulme and Jack- son Hart), commission merchants, 10 Davis Hulme Jas P (Hulme & Hart), 10 Davis HULSMANH EREDi groceries, wines and liquors, cor Pacific and Hyde, 1338 Pacific, residence 1602 Hyde Hultoa A (Hulton Bros), 515 Bush Hulton Bros (August and Peter Hulton), merchant tailors, 515 Bush Hulton P (Hulton Bros), 515 Bush Hultschinsky R, tobacco and cigars, 224 O'Farrell Humbert Joseph, saloon, 120 Montgom- ery ave Humboldt Bay Steamship Co, 22 Cali- for nia HUMBOLDT BREWERT. Wm Noe- thmg propr, 1839 Mission Humboldt Hall, cor Erie and Mission HUMBOLDT HALL SALOON. Con- rad fiUchi propr, headquarters Ebert's military band, cor Kearny and Morton Humboldt Hill Milling and Mining Co, J Stadtfeld Jr sec, 419 California &0 * CO CO CO &0 CO o o o CMVIN nuniNG t SON, MMantrtoren all klada IRONT WOKK, iU9 Mala tttreet, Haa Fraaelaea AUtW. TBGGU i CO.. VENEERS 1« •■« M> Mpear St., Ssn Vnuitilaco. 09 S a I 00 o CI 9 San Frandaco. 191 Humboldt House (Dnrein Bros), 1309 and 1311 Stockton Humboldt Sa vines and Loan Society, Adolph C Weber pres, E D Keyes vice pres, and Adolph Uartmann sec, 18 Geary Humboldt Wharf Warehouse, Haslett & Bailey proprs. Spear bet Folsom and Harrison Humbrecht N (Pouyallet &, Humbrecht), 211 O'Farrell Hume Geo W, salmon and commission merchant, 309 and HI 1 Sacramento Hume & Hart, grain, commission, 10 Davis Hume R D& Co, general agts for Granite Blasting Powder and Comet Powder, agts for steamer *"Tary D Hume" 405 Front Hummel G & Co (G Hummel), dry goods, 105 5th Hummel J, liquors, cor Silver aad 4th "Humorist," Louis Thiele piopr, 622 Clay Humphry G, plumber and gaafitten Mission bet 9th and 10th Humphry P H, physician, 1302 Folsom Humphrey George, collector, 605 Mont- g "mery Hum phrey James, groceries, 516 Geary HUMFffiUlY P H, physician, 5 Mar- ket Humphreys George, plumber and gas- fitter, 1311 Mission Humphreys J.>hn T, attorney-at-law, 515 Kearny Huncke John (Schwark & Huncke), 510 Howard Hund Chas (Klose ft Hund), 823 Market Hand F J, physician, 156 3d Huk.'u Fred, hairdresser, 1102 Larkin Hund O H, physician, 568 Folsom Hungarian-Austro, Consul of, Rudolph Hochkoifer, 203 Front Hunt A B, attorney-at-law, 629 Kearny Hunt Dennis D, druggist, oor 6th and Folsom Hunt Geo H (Geo H Hmnt ft Co), 209 Sansome Hunt George H ft Co (Geo H Hunt), wood ana coal, 209 Sansome Hunt H B (Moore, Hunt ft Co), 417 Market Hunt Henry B (Moore, Hunt ft Co), 417 and 419 Market Hunt Herbert R, propr Stenart Street House, 104 Steuart Hunt Mrs Jane 6, lodging-honse, 7 Montgomery Hunt J D, real estate, 331 Montgomery Hunt John Jr, judjge Superior Court, 6 28 Montgomery Kock Hunt Jonathan (Jonathan Hunt, Son ft Co), 313 Califoniia Hunt Jonathan, Son ft Co (Jonathan Hunt, Samuel O Hunt and T A Mitch- ell), general insurance agts, 313 Cali- fornia Hunt S (Phillips & Hunt), publishers and booksellers, 1041 Market Hunt Samuel O (Jonathan Hunt, Son & Co), 313 California Hunter B C'furniture, 1518 Polk Hunter James, U S gauge", 323 Front Hunter James, ommissiou merchant, 328 Front Hunter Nathaniel, sec California S ety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and Animals, 614 Merchant Huntur R ft E, grocers, cor 28th and Dolores Hunter R P, groceries, cor Valley and Sanchez Hunger ft Shackleford (Wm Hunter and T J Shackleford), brick mfrs, 310 Pine Huntington C P (Huntington, Hopkins & C o), r es New York HUNTINGTON F A, mfr stamp mills, crushers and rock breakers, concen- trators and mining machinery, 220 Fremont Huntington G W, lodging-house, 1104 Mission Huntington, Hopkins ft Co (C P Hunt- ington, Chas Miiler, W R S Foye and Albert Gallatin), importers hardware, iron, steel, coal, etc, junction Bush and Market Hurd O H, physician, 568 Folsom Hurdis Samuel, painter, 4 Folsom Hurlbrink Ernest J, saloon, 521 1st Hurlbut Edwin T M, physician, 850 Ma r ket HURLEY DENNIS J, stai/ builder, 134 Main Hurst Daniel (Hurst ft Dore), 231 I6th Hurst ft Dore, furniture, 231 16th Hurst Jan^ea, livery stable, 1123 Mis- sion HUBTZIO ft SCHULTZE (Wm Hurtzig and Paul Schultze), drug- gist s, 140 3d HUBTZIO Wk' (Hurtzig ft Schultze), 140 3d Husing Frederick (S*iraub ft Husing), 317 Hayes Husing Martin, groceries, NEcor Broad- way and Montgomery Husing R (Schwartz &> Having), ^ocer- ies, cor 1 8th and Mission Husing R (Schwartz, Husing ft Meyer), 1 Market Hussey A C, carpenter and builder, 618 California Huaaey F W (Hayes ft Co), California Tranafer Co, ?22 Montgomery Hussev H P (H P Hussey ft Co), 310 California C/9 CO CO c O PI o O ^ CO CO fro CO CO U AOnyinni l MIIDCD whits bros.. is a 1« Main •■« 14 A 1« mmmr nAnlinUUI LBilDtni mu ^.W. Sak. ash. Hickory. Haple. Clterry.^W. miflSBBtllEnHMKlCO.. Sterllatf BIWerwaM umd French Cloeka, IISWontgomBrifSl 192 San Francisco. HusBey H P & Co (H P Huesey), im- porters and commission merchants, 308 California Hussey M H, liquors, 536 Pine Hussey S A (Hayes & Co), mgr freight depot California Transfer Co, office 22 2 M o ntgomery and 524 Davis BUSTED A, attorney and collector, 33 1 Montgomery HUSTED F H, attomey-at-law, 420- 424 Montgomery Hustedt Henry, groceries, 20 Frederick Huta£f Henry (Hutaff & Rahders), 636 Minna HUTAFF & RAHDERS (Henry Huta£f and Henry Rahdera), grocers, 636 Minna Hutchings L W, groceries, SW cor 24th and Bryant Hntchins C B, physician, 256 Taylor Hutchins E P, mining expert, 3^ Pine Hutchinson Andrew, bootmaker, 114 7th HUTGHIHSON C I (Hutchinson ft Mann), 322 and 324 California and 302 Sansome Hutchinson £ I, attomey-at-law, 504 Kearny Hutchinson E I, mfr of a new improved system for cutting and making ladies' clothes, 87 9th or 504 Kearny Hutchinson F W, stock broker, 322 and 324 Pine Hutchinson H L (Fairbanks & Hutch- inson), 401 Market Hutchinson John, stock broker, 5 Mer- chants' Exchange Hutchinson Joseph, attomey-at-law, 520 Montgomery Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus ft Co,com- mission merchants, 310 and 312 San- Bo me HUTCHINSON & MANN (C I Hutch- inson and H R Mann), general insur- ance agts, 322 and 324 California and 302 Sansome Hutchinson ft McLean, carpenters, 209 Mason Hutchinson Richard, commission mer- chant, 122 Clay Hutchinson Wm H (Ross ft Hutchin- son), ^''linNess ave nr Hayes Hutter John, saloon, 130 4th Hyanis Bros (E and Wm Hyans), whole- sale clothing, 220 Sansome Hyams E (Hyams Bros), 220 Sansnmo Hyams Geo J S, clothing, 435 Mont- gomery Hyams Wm (Hyams Bros), 220 San- some Hyatt T H Jr, stenographer, 604 Mer- chant Hyde Chas, coal and wood, 310 Leav- enworth Hyde E H (E H Hyde ft Co), t61 New Montgomery HydeEHftCo(EH Hyde), commis- sion merchants, 161 New Montgomery Hyde F A, attomey-at-law, 623 Com- mercial Hyde Henry C, attomey-at-law, 41 1^ California Hyde Isaac, mgr What Cheer House, 529 Sacramento Hyde M D, attomey-at-law, 623 Com* mercial Hyde W H, house mover, 645 Mission Hyde W H, wood and coal, 647 Mission Hyland J B, trank mfr, NW cor Sutter and Montgomery Hyman Bros (Hyman W, Henry W, Michael, Morris and Joseph Hyman), wholesale grocers, 216 and 218 Cali- fornia Hyman Henr^ W (Hyman Bros), 216 and 218 California Hyman Hyman W (Hyman Bros), 216 and 218 Califomia Hyman Isaac (Morris, Levy ft Co), 142 Jackson Hyman J, sec Golden Gate Lodge I O B B, 121 Eddy Hyman Jacob (Lipman ft Hyman), 403 Pine Hyman Joseph, hairdresser, 703 Mis- sion Hym an Leon, barber, 2 6th nr Market UXMAN M ft CO (Moses Hyman and Abraham Goudkind), wholesale boys', youths' and children's clothing, 518 Market HTHAN MOSES (M Hyman ft Co), 518 Market Hyman N J, jewelry and fancy goods, 307 Keamy Hympn W, pawn broker, 16 Kearny Hymi^.sGeoJ S, clothing, 435 Mont- gomery Hynard Alonzo P, boarding stable, NW cor Potter and Mission Hynes Michael (Grantield ft Hynes), 1040 Howard laccheri Garibaldo (Particelli ft la- ccheri), 6 and 8 Tyler L hi Ban, Japanese Bazaar and Japanese decorative goods, 22 and 24 (ieary Iglesia de Nuestra r^' nora de Guadalupe (Guadalupe Chu. .i), Broadway bet Mason and Taylor Iken Fred, 506 Battery lis John G, manufactory French cook- ins ranges, 814 Kearny Imeili Max, saloon, 1254 Market Imhaus Emile J (Imhaus ft Tribel), 403 Hayes km, ta s I 00 I I GUVIN NUniNG t SON, RKi4, JAIL A!VI» PBW^B IVOKK. lUr Main Street, NMm Vraaelaco. I i i o Imhaus and '. Haye Imhotf Folsoi Immel 1 mel), Immigrt ker, 5 IMPEB C0(0 mgr, 4 Imperial thai, i Imperial ance C Montg Imperial land oj Improve! pres, 2i Improves Improve! Chas 1 Improvec Post Indepeud 425 Pii Independ Independ S F. 31 Independ Leon ] Lyon ^ gomerv Indepeiu man), Indepent 510 Bu Indepeiic tain, a INDIA] (F Re Schwei niture. Indian Paul 8< Indig I, ludustrit Lewis Ingnraoll Hion, 1 Ingcrsoii Inguglia chant INMi_, Mulpii] In man \ DfSELl tublesj and tc Inspecto Inspeotr Apprn HMDI IIICII TlimC 9 on Hfrkonr. Oak. AHh, IVhltn Wo«4l, iraplc. Ktc. ULLCIlt rUUULC a UU.f l«o-. IW ana »»> Wn«»i- Htrgyt. »ttn VranrlMro. s a f CO i San Francisco. 193 mhaus & Triebel (Emile J Iinhaus und Louis Triebel), hardware, 403 Hayes mhon S G, stoves and tinware, 986 Foisom minel Augitst J S (fleckmann & Im- mel), NE cor Davis and Waahinuton mmigration Commissioners, C D Bun- ker, 508 Battery IMFEBIAL FIRE INSTJBANCE CO (OF LONDON), Kobert Dicksun mgr, 441 California imperial German Consulate, A Rosen- thal, 318 Sacramento mperial London Northern Queen Insur- ance Co, Wm Lane Booker agt, 332 Montgomery mperial Photograph Gallery, C A How- land operator, 724^ Market mproved Machinery Co, W R Quinan pres, 202 Bush mproved Order of Retl Men, 320 Post mproved Order of Red Men's Hall, Chas T Smith sec, 320 Post mproved Order Red Men's Library, 320 Post ndependeuce Band, J Edwards leader, 425 Pine ndependeuce Hall, 39 4tb ndependent German Congregation of S F, 310 O'FarrcU ndependent Order of Odd Fellows, Leon D Freer G M, Or oville, W B Lyon G S, San Francisco, 325 Mont- ffomery ndependent Order of Red Men (Ger- man), 519 Bush ndependent Order of Red Men's Hall, 510 Bush ndependent Rifles, George Cantus cap- tain, armory 020 Bush INDIANAFOLIS CHAIR MFO CO. (F Rentschler, C VVollpert and J Schwerdt), mfrs of solid walnut fur- niture, 160 New Montgomery Indian Spring Drift Mining Co, A B Paul sec, room 20, 328 Montgomery Indig I, artist, 8 Turk Industrial Iron Works, MoCormick, Lewis Si Co, 233 and 235 Beale Ingcrsoll (reorge S, storage and comsiis- uion, 1101 Battery Ingcrsou H H, physician, 323 Geary Inguglia J B, liah, 506 and 508 Mer- cliant INMAN LINE STEAMSHIP CO. A Malpas aut, foot of Market Inman Wm M, gloves, 31 3d INSELMANN H. fruits and vege- tables, canned d:tiry produce, cigars and tobacco, 446 3d Inspector of Boilers, J Hillman Inspector of Hulls, J H Freeman, Appraiser's Building sec, IN- OF Inspector's office Post-OSice Depart- ment, 320 Sansome Insurance Commissioner, J C Maynard, 401 California INSURANCE CO OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, 215 San- some Internal Revenue Bonded Warehouse, 1st District, Bode & Searle (Geo C Bode and James J Searle), Battery nr Filbert Internal Revenue Agent and Collector, T J Kinney, Appraiser's Building Internal Revenue Office, Chancellor Hartson collector, Sansome bet Wash- ington and Juckson Internat'inal Hotel, H C Patridge propr, 824 and 8^6 Kearny International Ice Co, B B Minor room 10, Safe Deposit Building INTERNATIONAL MARINE SURANCE CO (LIMITED) LIVERPOOL, Donaldson & Co agts and a)^torneys, 319 California Ips witch John, oyster house, 45, 89 and 90 Centre Market Iredale A S & C W, plumbers and gas- fitters, 862 Mission Irelan William Jr, assayer, 47-49 Mer- chant's Exchange Ireland William, mdse broker, room 4, 121 California Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard Irish Confederation Hall, 751 Market IRISH MRS S> millinery, 70S Market and !J and 1 1 Geary Irozoque Frank, saloon, 649 Pacific Irvine Mrs W G, fancy goods, 162 9th IRVINE WILIiIAM,attorney-at-law, 217 Sansome Irvine Wm G, cigars and tobacco, 1 18 4th Irving H P, attorney-atlaw, 90 Mont- gomery Block Irving Institute, Rev Edward B Church principal, 1U36 Valencia Irving Primary School, cor Broadway and Sansome Irving Samuel (Samuel Irving & Co), 206 Kearny Irving Samuel & Co (Samuel Irving and W P Soaii^ht), gents' furnishing goods, 206 Kenrnv IRWIN HORACE D & CO (Horace D Irwin), general agts The Accident In- surance Co of North America, 216 Sansomj frwin Samuel M, whitener, 13 3d Isaac M, tailor, 639 Calif' irnia Isaac Solomon, tailor, 5u7 Jackson Isaac W B (J D Culp &, Co). 16 Front Isatujs Albert, clothing, 823 Kearny Isaacs Benjamin, metal signmaker, 404 Montgomery &0 C3 HARDWOOD LUMBER, S:nJlV""»" oo 13 ,„.1»* ISMalnanil 14*10lipear Counter Topa, Newel PoaCa, llaUiKtera. :ii S:r^ HP ODD FELLOWS' SBPPUES, 'aSiS^'ii^^::^i^fiVi'fSSifS!tM9: 194 San Francisco. Isaacs Henry M, ffeneralmdse, Willows, Cal, office 206 Montgomery Isaacs Hymao, clothine, 239 3d Isaacs S & Bro (Samuel and Alexander Isaacs), dry goods, 122 6th Isaacs Samuel, tailor, 412 Hayes Isaacs Samuel, clothint;, 325 Pacific Isalia Doratha, saloon,' 629 Fine Iseli Jacob, liquors, 529 Pine Isham A H, mgr Studebaker Bros Mfg Co, 31 Market Isidore Isaac, furniture, 812 Montgomery Islias Creek Property Owners Associa- tion, P S Seculovich pres, 504 Steven- son cor 6th Israel J, clothin;^, 934 Dupont Israel Max (Kraker & Israel), 521 Mar- ket Israel Simon, clothing, 614 4th Israelsky J, sec Chebra Ohavi Shalom, 121 Eddy IssendorffFred, groceries, SWcorBeale and Howard Isson Samuel, watchmaker, 1401 1 Piw- ell Isson Samuel, watchmaker and jewel- er, 403 Pacific Isthmus House, W J Bailey propr, 54 1st Italian Benevolent Asylum, 2Sth bet Valley and Noe Italian Consulate, F Lambertenghi con- sul, room 19, 506 Battery ITALIAir MUSICAL mSTITUTE OF SAH FAANdSCO. D Speranze, 104 Kearny Ivancovich J & Co (John Ivancovich), foreign and domestic fruits, 600 Washington Ivancovich John (J Ivancovich & Co), 500 Washington Ivemeyer Henry, liquors, cor Commer- cial and Battery Ivers William (Byrne & Ivers) 424 Montgomery Ives G I, stock -broker, 402 Montgomery IXL Elastic Truss Co, A A McLean mgr, 646 Market IXL Lime Co, Blochman & Cerf agts, 5 and 7 Drumm Ixora Hall, 737 Mission Jaccard D H, watchmaker and jeweler, 430 Hayes Jaccard K E, watchmaker, 436) Hayes Jacks Ernest, coffee saloon, 1035 How- ard Jacks Robert, saloon, cor 22d and Fol- ■om Jackson A, carpenter, 810 Jones Jackson Alexander, Sailors' Boarding House, 66 an' 38 Oregon JACKSON BREWERY, Wm A Fred- erick propr, 1428 Mission JACKSON BTRON (Jackson ft Tru- man), 655-631 6th and 149-169 Bluxome Jackson D B, gen passenger and ticket agt Pacific Coast Steamship Co's steamers, 214 Montgomery Jackson £ J, California and European Agency, 16 Montgomery ave Jackson Foundry, John O lis propr, cor Webb and Montgomery ave Jackson Henry R (Otto Brandt ft Co), 1038 Market JACKSON J A> taxidermist, 647 Mar- ket Jackson Jacob, tailor, 515 Sacramento Jackson J G, lumber, pier 4 Steuart JACKSON JOHN P. pres Post Pub- lishing Co, 5U0 Montgomery Jackson Park, Carolina and Santa Clara Jackson P H, illuminating roofs for basements, mechanical expert, 231 1st Jackson R C (Yates ft Jackson), 4 and 6 Dupont Jackson R W, mfr abalone shell Jewel- ry, 614 Market Jackson Street Experimental School, 1 16 Jackson Jackson Street Primary School, cor Jackson and Webster JACKSON ft TRUMAN (I J Truman and Byron Jackson), mfrs agricultural implements, 625-631 6th and 149- 16U Bluxome JACKSON T W (T W Jackson ft Co), 304 California JACKSON T W ft CO (Thomas W Jackson and Frederick Holmes), com- mission merchants, sheep wash, soap makers' materials, soda, purchasing agts, 304 California Jackson W. saloon, cor Clay and Davis Jacob Cha« £, coffee and spice, 1563 Market ^KM Jacob J, chief Golden Gate Stamm Independent Order of Red Men, 510 Bush Jacob Mme Leontine, milliner, 806 ) Geary Jaoobi F (Lachman ft Jacobi), 113 2d Jacobi J J (Lachman ft Jacobi), 113 2d Jacobi L, collector, 426 California Jacobs Abe, tailor, 709 Mission JACOBS ABRAHAM, pawn-broker, variety store and gen mdse, 613 Pacific Jacobs Mrs Anna, bakery, 955 Howard JACOBS B Ft publisher and propr "Dry Goods Reporter," 35 Sutter Jacobs Mrs C, dry goods retail, NW cor Howard and 24th Jacobs Mrs Caroline, dry goods, 2736 Howard AllER CO .a CO CO CO GO s 5 PRISON CELLS, Ftfn«eii and Bridge Work, Mr Hala »tre«t, ». F. CALVIN NUTTINGS SON. Jacob* Prim Jacobs Kear JACOB derw( Jacobs JACOB andG agts, Jacobs ] ing, 3 Jacobs ] ing, 2 JacoDs 1 6th JACOBi fancy Jacobs I andli Jacobs J ave Jacobs J Jacobs J Jacobs J Jacobs Ji ave JACOBS 216 »a Jacobs L ton Jacobs 'S. Jacobs }(/. Folson Jacobs Ik ifornia Jacobs W wholes Jacobs O Jacobs F Montg Jacobs I 6tb Jacobs ii SWco Jacobs S Jacob's S 2 and 4 Jacobs 8 drv go* JAOO& Jacobs '^ Branna Jacobs ft Wise), Jacobsen Jacobson Jacobsou Jacobson Jacobsom Market Jacoby A Jaooby Minna I iURDI ALIEN TUG6LE i CO. Paeiflc Coast HarlWoods ISAIMSprartit. Ban Praaewra. I I .9 I I o I I I s /San Francisco. 193 Jaooba Miss Celis, teacher Valencia Primary School Jacobs Chas 8 (8 Jacobs & Son), 408 Kearny JAOOBS &0Q (S L Jacobs), ladies' un- derwear, 226 Kearny Jacobs David, tailor, 409 East JAOOBS & EASTON (Julius Jacobs and George Eastou), general insurance agts, 216 Sansome Jacobs Mrs Fanny, second-hand cloth- ing, 335^ 3d Jacobs Mrs George, second-hand cloth- ing, 237 5th Jacobs Mrs H (Mrs H Jacobs & Co), 22 6th JACOBS MBS H ft GO (Mrs H Jacobs), fancy goods and trimmings, 22 6th Jacobs I H (Simon, Jacobs & Co), 17 and 1!) Battery Jacobs Jake, barber, 511 Montgomery ave Jacobs J, dry goods, 215 Dupont Jacobs J, tailor, 2407 California Jacobs Jacob, boots and shoes, 19 3d Jacobs Jacob Jr, barber,51 1 Montgomery ave JACOBS JUUUS (Jacobs & Easton), 216 iSansome Jacobs L P (Jacobs & Wise), 1205 Stock- ton Jacobs Marx, tailor, 519^ 6th Jacobs M C, tailor, NE cor 4th and Folsom Jacobs Meyer, attorney-at-law, 315 Cal- ifornia Jacobs M & Son (M and 8 Jacobs), wholesale clothing, 20 Sansome Jacobs Our, liquors, 2 and 4 Leidesdorff Jacobs Philip (Wise tt Jacobs), 332 Montgomery ave Jacobs Raphael, boots and shoes, 218 6th Jacobs Miss Susie, teacher S S F School, SW cor 14th ave and L Jacobs S (8 Jacobs & Son), 408 Kearny Jacob's Saloon, Jacob Hilspich propr, 2 and 4 Leidesdorff Jacobs 8 k Son (S and Charles S Jacobs), drv goods, 408 Kearny JACOBS S L (Jacobs & Co), 226 Kearny Jacobs Wm (A Lusk k Co), 423-433 Brannan and 534 and 536 Clay Jacobs k Wise (L P Jacobs and J H Wise), dry goods 1205 Stockton Jacobsen Peter, groceries, 2019 Mason Jacobson Dave, coal, 28 Turk Jacobson Jacob, bird store, 7 Taylor Jacobson J, teacher, room 11, 603 Pine Jacobsom 8, mfr cigars nnd tobacco, 3 Market Jaooby Albert, groceries, 1 14 7th Jacoby H, groceries, NW cor 7th and Minna Jaooby Isaac N (Landis k Jacoby), 543 Market JACOBY LOUIS, general agt Provi- dence- Washington Insurance Co of Providence, R I, Prescott Insurance Co of Boston and Prussian National Insurance Co of Stettin, Prussia, of- fice 439 California Jacoby Philo, publisher "Hebrew," 612 Commercial Jacoby Samuel, dry goods, 1114 Stock- ton Jacques I F, carpenter, Larkin bet Sut- ter and Post Jacques Escaig, cutter an I grinder, 524 Commercial Jacques I F, laundry, 1020 Larkin Jacques Mme T, laundry Jacquot E, insurance broker, 219 San- some Jaffe L (L Jaffe k Co), 244 Sutter and 656 Howard Jaffe L & Co (L Jaffe and J Steen), coal, 244 Sutter and 656 Howard Jagels Dick (Breed k Jagels), 8E cor Jessie and New Montgomery Jager George W, barber, 630 O'Farrell Jahn Albrecht (Cormac k Jahn), 606 Clay JAHN ft FOSTER* costumers, 121 Stockton Jahn George, bakery, 152 1st Jahn H (Jahn k Foster), 121 Stock- ton Jaka Charles, saloon, 625 Pacific Jacobs John C, groceries, cor Jackson and Buchanan James Mrs Anna, dressmaking, iS13 Polk James C A, real estate, 402 Montgomery James Eva, California Fuse Works, cor 14th and Channel James J G, stock -raiser, 331 Kearny James Lick Trust, H E Mathews agt, 606 Montgomery James Mrs Minnie, dressmaker, 115 Kearny James Richard, saloon, 825 Montgomery James Mrs 8, dressmaking, 1834 How- ar4 James W T Jr, drayman, 125 Washing- ton Jameson Horace D, harnessmaker, 5 lat JAMISON ft DIETRICH (W C Jami- son and Edward Dietrich)> candy mfrs 1214 Market Jamison J J, sec Cosmopolitan Council O C F, 510 Bush Jamison W C (Jamison k Dietrich), 1214 Market Janke John, liquors, 533 Washin{|ton Janovich Luco. liquors, cor Davis and Clark CD C o PI o o o > r o > CD H m m H > Z > 2 O 8 o o ! iif HARDWOOD lOMBcfl. WHaTK BROM., t»Jk 1« Main and 14 * lOMprar lit, M. V Boat Hiovk. Oak Plauk aud TtmlMr . tOmSBBIHEHiltmU CO. Manaffkirtnrrni of Fine . II Q Miontgom»tj CO I I" Ma U 'I U 09 Pi D 196 /San Francisco. JANBEN' ALEX, importer and mfr upiiolstcry, liedding and feathers, fac- tory 124 Main, steam feather reno- vator 25 Silver, salesrooms 48-54 2d Jansen F, crockery, 324 Sansome Jansen F (Jansen & Thiele), hatter, 118 6th bet Mission and Howard Jansen George A F, saloon, NE cor 1st and fieale street wharf Jansen K, watchmaker and jeweler, 320 Kearny JANSEN & THEEXE (F Jansen and J Thiele), hatters, 118 Uth bet Mis- sion and Howard Janson C, Coasting Boarding House, 204 and 206 Steuart Janson Mrs Mary, groceries, NW cor Shotwell and 20th Jansen Fred C, German Hotel, 18 Ist Jantztn Fred, crockery, china and glass- ware, 641 Kearny, 131 2d, 104 Gth and 524 and 526 Sansome Jantzen Wm F, printer, 104 6th Japan, Consul of, Kentaro Yanagiva, 703 Market Japanese Art Repository, G T Marsh and E Amsden, 625 Market JAPANESE GOSPEL SOCIETT LI- BRARY* meet Satuntay evening fur mutual instruction, 116 Tyler Jaqups James B, restaurant, 26 1st JiUaSOE & HARRISON (John R Jarboe and K E Harrison), attorncys- at-law, 230 Montgomery Jarboe John R (Jarboe & Harrison), 230 Montgomery JARDUTE JOSEPH R propr Atlas Iron Works, 135 and 137 Beale Jaretzki Mandel, clothing, 614 Broad- way Jarman H G, paints, 232 16th Jaujou E A (E A Jaujou & Co), 430 and 432 Jackson Jaujou £ A & Co (E A Jaujou and Leon ChassaiTLe), liquors, 430 and 4 32 Jack- son JATNES FRANK, supt Western Union Teleiiraph Co, 302 Mont^joinery J C YOUNG MEDICAL INSTI- TUTE (THE), 204 Post Jeannette Saloon (Breede & Jagels proprs), SE cor Jessie and New Mont- gomery Jeunnot Franquois, gardener, 1215 Geary Jeauneau & Lemaitre (P Jeauncau and J Ctinaitre), meats, stall 67 Centre Market Jeauneau Peter (Jeauneau & Lemaitre), 67 Centre Market ' A W, sec Union Pacific Salt Co, 216 Sacramento Jeffers A J (P L Archibald & Co), 1324 Market Jeffers Milo S (H Rosenkrans & Co), 638 Market JeflFers Mrs S, dre«maker, 7 Stockton JEFFERS & WELLS (Wm H JeflFers and Frai^k F Wells), Universal Coi»y- ing Co, 1202 Mission Jeffers Wm H (Jeffers & Wells), Univer- sal Copying Co, 1202 Mission Jefferson John W (Heydenfeldt, Jefferson & Levy), attoriieys-at-law, 318 Pine Jefferson Square, Eddy and Gough Jeffray Wm, metal and coal broker, 204 California Jellison B F, saloon, 600 Kuarny and 544 California Jenkins Mrs Alice, cigars, 14 Folaom Jenkins Joshua, cigars and tobacco, 531 East Jenkins & Seeley, dentists, 1402 Bush Jenkins G W, dentist, n02 Bush Jenks A, artist, room 311 Phelan's Block, 806 Market Jenks George H, physician, 321 Geary, office 850 Market Jenness J F, propr Jenness' Mission Express , 3 and 5 Commercial JENNINGS CASSIUSH. attomey-at law, 331 Moiitgomenr Jennings C B, mdse broker and com mission merchant, 121 California Jennings & Co (Wm Pirrie, Sara Jen nings and John McHugh), South End Warehouse, cor Japan and Townsend Jennings D A, mining sec, 401 Califor nia Jennings F A, whitener and plasterer, 23 5th Jennings F R, boots and shoes, 704 Mis sion Jennings George A (Crossin & Jennings) lUOO Market Jennings Joseph C (Jennings & Still mann), 317 California Jennings Ms J J, dressmaker, 1012 Larkin Jennings Sara (Jennings & Co), cor Japan and Townsend Jennings & Stillmann (Joseph C Jen- nings and AU'ied Stillmann), insurance I agts, 317 California Jennings Thos, wholesale grocer, 416 and 418 Sansome JENNY DAN W, bookkeeper, 519 Post Jenny Mrs Mary L, lodging-house, 23 Stockton Jensen Fredrick, saloon,, cor Bealo and Harris' >n Jephson J 0, job printer, 76t) Market Jerome Mrs Theodore, lodging-house, 26.{ 3d Jersey Farm Dairy, retail dairy produce, R G Sneath propr, 837 and 8.19 How- ard and 3')0 Tehama •ft 5* SI e PRISON CELLS, Fi'n«*.«M« aiid Ki*liliet) Work. fUt7 nalu 8tre«t, fe». F. CALVIN NUTTINGS SON. MIEH, TUGGIE i CO., OREGOH >SH HHB IIIHPLE/^«>fn1?,g.^g;g^ hi e ^ § H o o Eh B H H San Francisco. 197 Jesse ft Drew {G R Jesse and H M Drew), stnirbuilders South Point Mill, Berry bet 3d an I 4th Jesse G R (Jesse & Drew), Berry bet 3d and 4tli Jessen Paul (Petersen & Co), SE cor Muin and Market Jesson Samnel, branch bakery, 209 24th Jessup Andrew J (Clupp ft Jessup), NE cor Mia^ion and Fremont Jessup T C. dentist, 103 Montgomery Jewel — , i;hy!iicinn, 200 Franklin Jewell A M ( A M Jewell ft Co), n s Berry bet 3d and 4th JEWELL A M & CO (A M Jewell, C A and G VV Hooper), mfrs wooden pumps, pipe, tuba and water-tanks, factory ami office Berry bet 3d and 4tli Jewell T E, miniuiiti.'<»niory J M BRUNSWICK BALKE, se<> The J M Bruaawtck ft Balke Co, 053 and 051J Market Joble -lohn A, saloon, Long Bridge Jobmann Julius, li(|uors, 20 Gth Job» c/9 C<9 • CD CD HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE HROfl.. 1»* Iff Mnln and 14 A M liprar lit, M.F. Oak, Aah. Hickory, Maplv. Cherry, etc. ODD FEUOWy SUPPUES. '}SSSUS^^:&«:^^^!^^A^ 198 San Francisco. s« i Johnaon Mm J W, lodging-hoose, 19 Commercial Johnson Mrs M, clothing, 990 Folaom Johnson Martin, dairy, cor Dolores and 30th Johnson Orlof (Wilson & Johnson), 107^ Jackson Johnson Ott(t, groceries, NE cor Broad- ' way and Kearny Johnson P (Sanders & Johnson), 3 New Monttromery Johnson P A(Erickson ft Johnson), 812 Kearny Johnson Peter, groceries, 2598 Howard Johnson Peter, restaurant, 783 Market Johnson Peter, saloon, 228 Montgomery ave JOHNSON SOBT (Spence ft Johnson), 93 California Market Johnson Samuel, wood and coal, 321 7th Johnson & Hchule (Fred Johnson and F A Schule), harness ornaments, badges, monograms, etc, 6 Post Johnson Sidney L, attorney-at-Iaw, 523 Montgomery Johnson W C, insurance broker, 409 California Johnson Wm II, physician, 48 4th Johnson Wm, sailors' boarding-house, 140 Folsom Johnson Wm Neely, attorney-at-law, 715 Clay Johnson Mrs M, ladies' second-hand clothing, 990 Folsom Johnson Peter, grocer, cor 22d and Howard Johnson Mrs S, dressmaker, 213 llth Johnston A (£ H Jones & Co), 535 Mar- ket Johnston Miss Clara, teacher Valencia Primary School Johnston J P (Bradley ft Johnston), 640 Clay Johnston Mrs Martha E, candy, 135 Kearny Jo hnst on 01 f, carpenter, 213 Ellis JOHNSTON THOMAS W. sec Sono- ma Valley Railroad, auditor S F ft N P Railroad, 430 Montgomery JOHNSTON WM D, chemical labora- tory, assayer, 118 and 120 Halleck Johnston W S (W S Johnston ft Co), NE cor Fremont and Mission Johnston W S ft Co (W S Johnston and F B* Roe), electricians, NE cor Fre- mont and Mission Johnstone E McD, agt Renton Coal Co, cor Mason and Geary Joice E V, notary public, 6 Merchants' Exchange Joinct Victor, machinist and engineer, 510 Commercial Joiner James J, engraver, 33 Kearny Jolliffe W H, chief of pilot office, 506 Battery Jonas I A, watulimakp !28 Pacifio Jonas N, auctioned .ad commission merchant, 434 Koarny Jones ft Bryant (Orin Jones and George Bryant), shoe and slipper makers, 769 Market Jones C A (Preble ft Jones), 218 Dnvis Jones C C, merchandiso broker, 202 Sacramento Jones Charles A ^.McAlester ft Jones), 422 Montgomery Jones Chas A (Preble ft Jones), 218 Davis Jones C J, real estate, rooms 1 and 2 Chronicle Building and 230 Mont- gomery JONES & CO (M P Jones and E B Beuk), wholesale grocers, shipping and commission merchants, agts Mer- chants' Lino of Packets, 121 and 123 Market cor Main Jones & Co (Cyrus G Jones), clothing, 712 and 714 Market and 15 Geary Jones ft Co (Geo W Jones), 218 and 220 Front Jones D H, RusHian River Land and Lumber Co, 4 California Jones E B (E H Jones ft Co), 535 Mar- ket Jones E H ft Co (A Johnston, D McLeod Jr, Morgan Hill and E B Jones), wholesale fancy goods and notions, 535 Market Jones E D (S L Jones ft Co), 207 Cali- fornia JONES F A ft CO (James A Bradley and F A Jones), file mfrs, 305 How- ard JONES FRANK A (F A Jones ft Co), tile mfr, ^05 Howard Jones F £, mining, 202 Sacramento Jones F F (Jones ft Hubbard), 412 Kear ny JONES FRANK, saloon, 192 Steven- son Jones George B (W H Collie ft Co), 18 Post JONES H A (Osbourne ft Jones), short- hand reporter, room 65, 309 Mont- gomery Jones Harry, coal, wood and oil, 245 Stev enson JONES HARRISON, sec Masonic Board of Relief, Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post Jones ft Hubbard (F F Jones and G A Hubb.ird), liquors, 412 Kearny Jones J B, jewelers' findings, 120 Sutter Jones J D (A F Evans ft Co), 622 Montgomery Jones Airs Jemima, lodging-house, 303 Jessie U9 CO CO CO CO ex. CO C3 (0 o PRISON CEllS. O o J*4fnr.«n and Brlitse Work, *)n JIain filtrect. ••. F CUVIN NUTTING i SON >LIEH. TUGGIE t CO.. WEXIGMI HURD WOODS. Is * «• apMup at. Itaa VrMieUwo CM 2=" CO CNI San Francisco. 199 £2 CO o O 1^ Jonea J H (Eyro ft Jones), 320 Pine JONES J W. propr The Grand Central Auction Store, 1>4 6th Jones Mrs J W, fancy goods, 24 6th Jones M H, artist, St Ann's Buildin JONES MP (Jones ft Co), 121 and 123 Market Jones Grin (Jones ft Bryant), 769 Mar- ket Jones Paula A, barber, 649 Mission Junes P L (Langley ft Jones), '27 Wash- ington Jones I{, carpenter, 1107 Market Jones Mrs R L, droiisniiiker, 941 Howard Jones), Hohinson ft Co (T U Jones and and (w M Uubinson), photojirnphers, 838 Market Jones S L (S L Jones ft Co), 207 Cali- fornia Jones S L ft Co (S L and E D Jones), auctioneers and commission merchants 207 and 209 California Jones T H (.lunes, Kobiusou ft Co), 838 Market Jonee Thomas, carpenter, 1120 Taylor Jones Walter F, attorney-at-law, 637 Kear ny JONES W INFIELD S, sec Security Savings Bank, 215 Sansome Jones Witcher. supt Seal Kock Tobacco Co, 225 California and cor of Bryant Jones Wm, physician, 155 New Mont- gomery Jones \V W, artist, St Anns' Building Jonsou David (Brown ft Jonsun) 108 Steunrt Joost Bros, hardware, 1438 and 1440 Mission Joost Henry (M Joo't ft Bro), S W cor McAllister and Gough and SW cor Noe and 14th Joost Herman, commission merchant, 410 Clay Joost John ft Co (John Joost), groceries and liquors, 138 3d Joost Martin (M Joost ft Bros), SW cor 14th and Noe and SW cor McAllister and Gough Joost M ft Bro (Henry and Martin Joost), groceries, SW cor McAllister :;iid Gough and cor 14th and Noe Joost N, groceries, SW cor 2d and Bran nan Joostens Chas, saloon, 432 Broadway Jordan Adolph, saloon, 1228 Dupont Jordan Geo, watches and jewelry, 433 Montgomery Jordan Geo I^ money broker, 303 Mont- gomery JOB>DA.n L J> physician and propr Anatomical Museum, 751 Market and 211 Geary Jordan M, watches and jewelry, 7 Kearny Jorgensen Hans P (Hermansen, Jorgen' sen ft Co), cor Summer and Kearny Tory Bros, boot factory, 224 Fell JOSEPH Ai crockery, 929 Market Joseph ft Bros (L and I Joseph), mer- chant tailors, 229 Montgomery cor Pine Joseph Charles, boots and shoes, 32 Kearny Joseph ft Co (H Joseph and I Harris), clothini;, 232 Kearny Joseph H (Joseph ft Co), 232 Kearny Joseph I (Joseph Bros), 229 Montgomery Joseph Isaac, hairdresser, 263 East Joseph Jacob (Block ft Co), Metropoli- tan Market Joseph John, fancy goods, 1627 Geary Joseph L (Joseph Bro3),229 Monti(omery Joseph Levy, glass stainer, 347 3d Joseph, Nathan ft Co, mfrs' agts and novelties, 6U Clay Johich Chiirles (Bugouich ft Josioh), 212 Brannan JOSSELTN BENJ F, physician, 204 Post Josselyn Chas (G M Josselyn ft Co), 38 and 40 Market Josselyn Geo D, painter, NE cor 23d and Chattanooga Josselyn G M (G M Josselyn ft Co), 38 and 40 Market Josselyn G M ft Co, ahip chandlery, 38 and 40 Market JOSSELYN J H. physician, 226 Sutter JOSSELTNJS> TheJ C Young Insti- tute, 204 Post Josselyn W C, tailor, 9 Geary JOST & ADLEBt California Distillery, 321 Battery Jost C (California Distilling Co), 321 Battery Jost Peter, milk depot, 429 Hayes Joubert P, laundry, 1302 Powell and 808 Stockton Joullin Mrs C, laundry, 409 Sutter JouUin Stephen, laundry, 409 Sutter . "Journal of Freedom," 605 Clay "JOURNAL OF FREEMAN RIOHTS." Julius Buhlert propr, SW c«r Montgomery and Clay "JOURNAL ' PUBIJBHINO 00. pub- Ushers '"S F Journal of Commerce," W H Murray mgr, 606 Clay Jovana Domana, bootmaker, 413 Broad- way Jovovich Lazar, coffee stand, NW cor Jackson and Drumm Joy Edwin W, druggist, NE cor Post and Mason Joyce Edmond, livery stable, 721 Va- lencia Joyce Patrick B, physician, 630 Howard Joyce Peter J, crockery and glassware, 115 6th CO c CO c o m o o c/> CO ^ &0 HARDWOOD LUMBER, WniTRBROII Mtr«et, M. F. Or«Kon Aah, Mapl« and Al< 1» A IS Main aad 14 A. 16 Spear oi-r ' I'l t lOyiSBIMVERMAN S CO., JRWRIiRRtt. •fpr GofMSs lower thsn Mjr hoHM In the €lty. 1 1<» M«iit««Mery mt. 200 Slan Francisco. Jaralitky I, ace Montefiero Lodge No l' AJOKSB, 121 Eddy Juda Patrick, saloon, 204 lat JUDAH H lit assiatant paaaenpier and tioket agt N D of 8 P H R, coi 4th and Townatmd Judd C M, (mrpenter, 1210 Polk Judd Mra Garrett P, dressmaker, 731 Geary JUDD NORRISA (D Hicka & Co), 608 Montgomery Judy;e Patr ck, liiiuors, 204 1st Judkins E H, atovcs and tinware, 2101 and 270S Mission Judson A, mining, 3 Sansome Judson Egbert (S F Caudle fi Co), 402 Front Judson Egbert, prea California Paper Co, 4 California Judson H H, druggist, cor Butte and Kentucky JUDSON MANUFAGTURmO CO. mfrs hardware and agricultural imple- ments. 402 Front Jugassnvich A &, Co, Union Restaurant and Oyster Saloon, ]06 Gth Juillerat A E, music boxes, agt M J Paillnrd & Co, 23 Diipont Juliu Mining Co, H A Charles sec, 419 Califurnia Julian Charles, varieties, 1329 Dupont Julian Geo N (B:dl & Julian), Towu- aeiid bet 5th and Uth Jullien J (J Jullien & Co), 617 Pacific Jullieii J & Co (J Jullien and Penn Mar- tin) wines and liquors, 617 Pucitic Junck Dijdrieh, gmceries, 1016 Clay Jung Mrs L, lodgings SW cor Washing- ton and Drumni Junker Charles, meat market, 135 Gough Junker L, retail butcher, SW cor La- guna and Fulton Jung Henry, propr Oriental Hotel and lodgings, cor Washiiii{to« and Drunim Jung J C, iron dour and shutter mfr,l 10 Main Jun<;blut Aug (Aug Jungblut & Co) 10- 16 Tyler JUNGBLUT AUGUST & CO (Au-,.st Jungblut and C Tr.iuUua), billiard tables and cabinetmakers, 10-16 Tyler Jurgens Antone, cigars. 136 2d Jurgens Richard (Bose & Jurgens), gro- cer.harlea, saloon, 219 Mission KAFKA MRS ANNIE, varieties and branch bakery, 1325 iJacramento Kafka ft Brady (8 Kafka and A Brady), butchers. 201) 6th Kafka 8 (Kafka & Brody). 209 0th Kahler H 8 (Fretman ft Kahler), 9 Post Kahit Adolph J, druggiat, 1102 Market Kahn, Brod ft Co (lleiiry Kahu, Mar- cus Brod, Adolph Strassburger), mfr optical goods, 335 Buah Kahn Bros ft Co (J and Chaa Kahn and A Gombrich and Hla), importers French dry an 1 fancy goods. 26 and 27 Battery Kahn Chaa (Kahn Bros ft Co), Paria Kahn Mra Esther, fancy goods, 246^ 4th Kahn Henry (Kahn, Brod ft Co), 335 Bush Kahn Joseph, baker, 946^ Miaaion Kahn Joes, bakery, 30 Gth Kahn Joseph, bowling saloon, 416 Pino Knhn Joseph (Porter, 81essiu;^er& Co), 117 Battery Kahn Jules (Kahn Broa ft Co) 25 and 27 Battery Kahn Leon (Dallman ft Kahn), 206 Washington Kahn liOuiii (Louia Kahn ft Co), 46 Centre Market Kahn L'luis ft Co, dealer in live stock, office 46 Centre Market Kahn Morris (L Kaufl'man ft Co), 25 and 27 Battery Knhn 8 (Westheimcr ft Kahn), 322 Montgomery Kahn Mrs Sarah, French florist, 716 Washington KAHN S S. I hysician, 215 Kearny Kahra Henry (K ihrs ft Hogref), NW cor Post and Taylor Ka!iia ft Hol ref (Henry Kahra and Fred Hogref), groccriea, NW cor Post and Taylor Kahra Joan, groceries, 124 lat Kaiu Chaa. (Kaiu & Heaney), 11-40 Centre Market Kail) ft Heaney (Chaa and Lawrence Kain and John Heaney), butter and egga, 11-40 Centre Market CUVIN NUTTING i SON, !C«7 n\l% MTKBKT, MAN FHAWCMCO. Ii'on l>uorct, Jttaak Vanlta, Kte. >UIH. TUGGU i CO.. WAGOW LUHBEH. IMASOWprKrilt. Man FranelMC*. € r*4 CO CM cu c/» • MM CO o IS o 14 o (Sian Frcmciaco. 201 Kain Lawrence (Kain & Heaney), 11- 4rnia Kanury David & Co, ship sign and orna- montal piiiiter, IM)}^ '2d KANE MAS ANNIE M. stationer, 318 Uth Kane Broii (John and James Kane), sa- loon, 149 2d Kline ChusC (Theobald Kane & Co), 35 and 37 Clay Kane Chas (Kane St Hcany), 11-40 Centre Market Kane Francis, physician, 46 O'Farrell Kane St Heany (Chas and Lawrence Kane and John Heany), dairy pro- due, 11-40 Centre Market Kane J, groceries, oor Jersey and Sanchez Kane James (Kune Bros), 140 2d Kane John (Kane Bros), 149 2d Kane John, grocer, 1 1 Gilbert bet and and 7th Kane John T, groceries, 3 1 5th 8th Kane Lawrence (Kane St Heany), 11-40 Centre Market Kane M, saloon, cot ^loward and 1st KANE THEOBALD & CO. coal and wood, 35 and '.VJ Clay Kanngiesser Julius, aausage store, 1409 Stockton Kant Anton, tailor, 306 Jessie Kaplan A, printer, 513 California Kaplan Loui:*, capitnlist, 513 California Kapues Adolph, liquors and bowling saloon, 533 Sacramento Karewski Mrs H, dressmaker, milliner and fancy goods, 144 3il Karras & Brown (M Karras and S Brown), 18 3d Karras M (Karras ft Brown), photog- raphers, 18 3d Karsky MIhs Sarah, teacher S S F School, SW cor 14th ave and L Karstadt Frederick, dairy produce, 1 145 Folsom Karstnns Chas, saloon, NE cor Sansome and Jackson Kasche \Vm, saloon, 18 Geary Kaakel Adolph (Kaskel ft Bros), 617 Commercial Katikcl Adolph, hatter, 423 Kearny Kaskel ft Bro (M and A Kaskel), hats and caps, 617 Commercial Kaskel M (Kaskel ft Bro), 617 Commer- cial Kassalback George, butcher, NW cor Fulsom and 24th Kast ft Co (F X and L S Kiist and Jacob Kaufmann), boots and shoes, 73S and 740 Mark- 1 Kaat F X (Kast ft Co), 738 and 740 Market KuHt L S Market Kastuns L (Kast ft Co), 738 and 740 M, barber and cigar store, 1042 Sut' er Katsohiiiski Bernard (Levy & Katschin- ski), 534 K iarny and 10 Ad Katz Abraham, bouts and shoes, 16 Du- pont Katz Frederick, butcher, 94-100 Cali- fornia Market Katz J, butcher, Grand Central Market, cor 6th and Market Kaiifer C, upliolsterer, 28 Turk Kautrman Jacob, butcher, 4123d Kautfnian Leon (L Kauffman ft Co), Winters, Cal Kauifman L ft Co (Leon Kauffman and Morris Kahu), general mdse, 25 and 27 Battery GO 7^ oo CO 1 1 IBSeIR 1 wiw cS CO CO I !,Vi Vl IMnUlf UUU LUInDLnf tit, M. F. ConaterTopa, Newel Poata. Ualuatera. H' KWIBHTS TEMPUH mmm.'irsvss,S!ii.sxr irrfta«la««. 202 San Francisco. Kaufman ft Brady, butchers, 200 Uth Kaufman J M, wholeaale oigara, 608 Sacramento Kaufmaim A, bootmaker, 20 Montgom- ery ave Kuufmann Fritz, groceries, 3*29 6th Kaufmann Jacob (Kaat A Co), 738 und 740 Market Kaufmnnn Jonas, retail butcitor, 510 Franklin Kaufmann L, cigars and tobacco, .30!) East Kaufner Hermann, boots and shoos, 20'J0 Fillmore Kaul Samuel, tailor, 403 Ct>mmerciiil Kaulfuss Frederick C, engraver on jijlass, 500 Market Kauuert Joseph, butcher, cor 24th and Columbia Kavanagh John, merchant tailor, New- Montgomery Kavaiiiigli John (Kavanagh & Sampson), 517 California Kavanagh & Sampson (John Kavanagh and Henry Sampson), restaurant, 5 1 7 California Kayser Albert (Huefner & Kayser), 802 Montgomery Kayser Bros (Richard and Frank Kay- ser). wood, coal and hay, 1118 and 1120 Pacifio Kayser Frank (Kayser Bros), 1118 and 1120Pacitic Kayser Fritz (Kayser & Mayer), 910 Market Kayser M, tailor, 20 Taylor Kttvser & Mayer (Fritz Kayser and John Mayer), saloon, 910 Market Kayser Richard (Kayser Bros), 1118 Pacific Kean M C (Fritz & Kean), 130 Geary XEANE SROS (Thomas Keane and Patrick Boland), dry goods, wholesale an d ret ail, 107-115 Kearny OANE raOMAS (Keane Bros), 107 Kearny Keany f. Dunn (Felix Kcany and VVm Duni ), carriagemakers, 1118 Mis- sion Kean,* Felix (Keany tt Dunn), 1118 Mi sion Keany Mrs M, bakery, 1525 Market Keany Wni, coffee saloon and bakery, 1525 Market Keartiey James, liquors, 617 Montgom- ery Kearney Joseph, attorney-at-law, 240 Montgomery Kearney M Theo, real estate, 22 Mont- gomery Kearney Peter A, druggist, SW cor Ist and Folsom Kearney PF, grocer, NW cor Pacific and Leavenworth KEABNET P J. Filbert Street Mar- ket, SW cor Filbert and Mnaon Keutiiig David, groceries, 131S Mission Keating & May, plumbing and gaatit- tiim, '2'205 MiMion Keating T VV, (Keatiug & May), plumb- iiiV and gnatittiiig, 2*^05 Miusion Keck (Jeoige, tailor, 2930^ 10th Kedian P, plasterer, 008* 19ih Kedon Martin & Co (Maitia Kudon), general mdso, 1 18 and 120 Cluy Kudou Martin Jr, junk, 319 Davis Kucfo Mrs, bakery, SK cor Pine and fiarkin Keefo David, wood and coal, 814 Fol- som Kei^fo Peter, bakery und confectionery, i:u 8th Kecfo Peter, carpenter, 129 8th Kccgan James, plumb'jr and gasfitter, 903 Stockton Keegan Peter, groceries and liciuors, 422 Clementina Keeler Mrs M A, confectionery, 728^ Franklin Keeiian John M, bakery and t^aricty, 345.\ 5th Keenan Mrs L, bakery, 345) 5th Keenan P J, licjuors, 1 and 3 Morton Keene Charles C, musical instruments, 3 3d Kcenen Patrick, bootmaker, 508 Mis- sion Keeney C C, physician USA, office 22 Montgomery KEENET CHAS M, sec Pacific Roll- ing Mill Co, 202 Market Keeney James W, physician, 22 Mont- gomery Kehoe Jno M, music teacher, 6 Dodge Kehoe John W, butcher, 133 11th Kehoe J W, butcher 123 and 125 9th Kehoe Miss Kate, fancy goods and sta- tionery, 720 Brannan l^t tith and 7th Keho" Peter, shoe store, 515 8th KEHBLEIN EMIL. engraver and de- signer, 328 Bush K.'uner Charles, liquors, 219 Mission Koi|i,'htley Mrs M, dressmaker, 101 Farrell Kill Frederick C, pharmacist', "Chroni- cle" Building, NE cor Kearny and Bush and SW cor Market and 4th Keirnan Hannah, groceries, S£ c >r Powell ave and Mission Kelleher J (Kelleher & Simpson), SE cor 4th and Folsom Kelleher & Simpson (J Kelleher and W Simpson), liquors, SE cor 4th and Folsom Keller Mrs Bertha, dressmaker, 37 Jes- sie Keller Frank W, upholsterer, 229 and 231 Ellis g ev3 no GO S M GAIVIN NUTTING i SON, Tubular Whrelbarrowa, Bnlt and Mrldco Work, fU9 Main l>ltre«t. Man Franelaeo. Ul£N, TUGGIE t CO., OBECOH >SH >IID mm.'V-VJSSS.r- San Franciaco. 203 KBLLTOHER MRS 0. ahirtmaker, I'JU Koiirny Kellett Chas, livery liable, MiMion bet 2*2(1 And '2'M Kellett ft MoMnrrny (S Ktllctt and .1 P MoMurray), plaster decorations, 703 Market Kellett 8 (KoUett ft McMurray), 703 Market KELLEY BROS (Oeo W and Carroll H Kolluy), woud and coal, 173 llail- r'lttd ave KELLEY CARRELL S(KclIcy Bros), 173 lUilroad ave Kolloy (!ft M, biitchors, 433 Stevenson Kelley Francis J, United States Hotel, 3U0 Bt'nlo Kelley Frank A, barber, 2538 Bryant KELLEY GEO W(Kelluy Bros), 173 Uaili-oad ave Kelley George W, stock broker, 314 Montgomery KELLEY O&O W> business mgr Me- chanics' Foundry, 213-211) Int Kelley .lames K & Co, paints, oils and glass, 221 and 223 Market Kelley John, U S Hotel, 300 l^ale Kelley .losepli, butcher, 1151) Howard Kelley Kate, dressmaking, 2443 Cali- fornia Kelley Mrs Kate, bakery, 327 4th Kelley L, merchant tailor, 27 4th Kelley L (Wolffe ft Kelley), 120 Sutter Kellev Mary, li(iuors, SW oor Mason and B ly Kelley M J, meat market, 1840 Ellis Kelley Michael, horseshoer, 205 8th Kelley M (), liquor*, 1111 Howard Kelley P, lK>ots and shoes, 33i) Bush KELLEY PETER R. furnishing goods, 720 Howanl Kelluer A, cigars and tobacco, 242 6th nr Folsom Kellner Myer, fancy dry goods, 306 6th KELLOOO F H> "eo California Paint Co, 41!) and 421 Jocksnn Kellogg G Herbert, commission mer- chant, 203 Sacramento Kellogg Horace, revenue agt, room 11 Appraiser's Building Kellogg J G, capitalist, 314 California KELraOGMB (Fox ft Kellogg), 530 California Kelly Bros (Pat and John Kelly), milk dairy, Kan Bruno Road Kelly C E, attiw and notary public, 210 Sansorae Kelly Mrs D, dressmaker, 17 ^ Taylor Knlly Daniel, painter, I7i Taylor Kelly Edward, butcher, cor Oak and Market KEIXY ft EQAN (M H Kelly and John Egan), wholesale wines and liqnors, 623 Sansome Kellv Eugene (Donohoe, Kelly ft Co), 8K oor Montgomery and Sacramento Kelly ft Gilchrist (Jtthn Kelly and J G Gilchrist), wholesale liquors, 30U and 311 Front "felly G P, mining, 328 Montgomery * Kelly James R ft Co, paints and oils, 221 and 223 Market Kelly John (Kelly ft Gilchrist), 309 Front Kelly Jolin, saloon, 43 2d Kelly John, saloon, 180 Jessie KELLY JOHN JB» insurance agt; 415 Calitoriiiu Kelly John & Son, United States Hotel, 300 Beale Kolly Jos, butcher, 115;) Howard Kelly Mrs Kate, bakery, 327 Folsom Kolly M, toolmaker, 2'J3 Folsom Kelly Martin, saloon, 1111 Howard Kelly M II (Kelly ft Egan), 023 Sansome Kelly M J, meats, 3 Centre Market Kelly P, boots and shoes, 238 Kearny Kelly P, bakery, 238 5th Kelly Patrick, bootmaker, 007 Sacra- mento Kelly R E, mining sec, 410 California Kelly Thomas, livery, SE oor Geary and Leavenworth Kelly W J, sec and supt Artesian Wa- ter Works, 204 »th Kelm Wm H, meat market, 1220 Paciflo Kelsey Bryant, real estate, 019 Mont- gomery lelt Kelterer Fred, bakery, Mission bet 29th and 30th Kelting J (Kelting ft Tietjen), 8W cor Washington and East Kelting ft Tietjen (J Kelting and D W Tietjen), groceries, SW cor Washing- ton and East Kely Peter, groceries, 235 Fell Kemmner A, cigars and tobacco,242 6th Kemmy Rev John,clergyman (Catholic), cor Tennessee and Butte KEMP J & CO (Joseph Kemp and Wm Bateinan), cabinetmakers and furni- ture mfrs, 114 and 110 Mission Kemp John H, importer upholsterers' goods, 052 Market KEMP JOSEPH (J Kemp ft Co), 114 ami 110 Mis:«ion Kemp Mrs M, dressmaker. 426 3d Kempiier Mrs Etta, second-hand furni- ture, 144 7^h Kempson H G, visitor (S F Benevolent Association), 20 Webb Kendall Mks M V, lodging-house, 16 Stockton Kenealy MrsD, fruits and varieties, 528 4th Kenealy J J, tailor, 1317 Mission Kenedy Patrick, groceries, cor 27th and Folsom (0 c ae i CO c > z o o GO CO '^i C/9 UIDnUinnn l IIUDCD WHITB BROMI., is * is Main and 14 * le Mpear nKnUlfUUI) LumDCn. Mtr««t.M. v. Waiion mock, cabinet \Vood8.«te i I 09 LOUIS mnmkn i co., JTEWRIiBBS. oirrr Ooods lower than any hooaeln the City, «!• montKOmeryHt. ALIEN, 1 204 San Francisco. lO EENFIELD E D (Sadler & Co), 605 Market Kenitzer Charles W (Kcnit/er & Raun), 601 California Kenitzer & Raun (Chas W Kenitzer and Ednrard T Raun), architects, 601 California KENNA MRS SARAH, groceries, Mission nr 30th Kennady Dennis, groceries, NW cor Eildy and Pierce Kennedy Miss (Kennedy & McGrruder), 9' 5 Market Kennedy , Brennan & Co(Philip Kennedy, John 13renuan and C P Kennedy), dry goods, 901-905 Market, 2-0 5«;h Kennedy C P (Kennedy Brennan & Co), 901-903 Market, 2-0 5th KENNEDY C W(Kennedy & Nichuals) 3-24: 3d Kennedy D (Kennedy & McCarty), 612 Howard Kennedy Frank, attorney-at-Iaw, 523 Kearny Kennedy Hugh, horseshoer, 4 Spring Kennedy Mrs J, fancy goods and «m- broidery, 121 6th Kennedy James, horseshoer, 214 Steven- son Kennedy John F (Morris & Kennedy), 19 and 21 Post Kennedy John F (Turner, Kennedy & Shaw), 840 4th Kennedy & Loaghran (P J Kennedy and J Loughran), grocery, NE cor Market and I'aylor Kennedy k McCarty (D Kennedy and J McCarty), horseshoers, 612 Howard Kennedy Miss & Mrs McGruder, milli- ners. 915 Market KENNEDY & NICHUALS (C W Kennedy and O M Nichuals), whole- sale and retail grocers, 324 3il Kennedy Patrick, groceries, cor 27th and Folsom Kennedy Phillip (Kennedy, Brennan & Co), 901-905 M.irket, 2-6 5fch Kennedy P J (P J Kennedy and J Loughran), grocery, NI'j cor Market and Taylor Kennelly Patrick(K'innelly& Sullivan), 1123 Market Kennelly & Sullivan (Patrick Kennelly and F Sullivan), blacksmiths, 1123 Market KenneyChas A (Konney &, Dyer), 228 Montgomery Kenney & Dyer (Chas A Konney and J P Dyer), stock brokora, 228 Mont- gomery Kenney & Gilligan (Martin Kenney and Martin Gilligan), wood and coal, 127 8th earn 856 Greea- Kenney John, Howard Kenney John, livery stable, 805 wich Kenney M. bootmaker, 422 Spasorae Kenney Martin (Kenney * Gilligan), 127 8th Kennison Asa, milkman. i«5 Eddy Kenny P, bootmaker, 237 Jackson Kenny Rev John, pastor St Teresa's Church (Catholic), Tennessee near Church Kenny John, liquors, 605 Front Kenny John J, groceries, 1020 Pacifio Kenny J S, tailor, 17 Geary Kenny K, real estate agt, 22 Kearny Kenny Thomas (Cole, Kenny & Co), 421 Front Kent Antone, tailor, 303 Jessie Kent D M, general collector and mining secretary, 330 Pine Kent James, wood and coal. 1907 Howard Kent Perez, Windsor Oil Depot, 335 Hayes Kent R F, stock broker, 316 Mont- gomery Kentfield John & Co, redwood lumber, pier 9 Steuart KENTUCKY HOUSE, Jacob Claas- sen propr, Kentucky nr Rope Walk Kentucky Street Methodist Church, Tennessee south of Solano Kenyon Curtis G, physician, 684 Mission Keogh Mrs Bridget, lodging-house, 366 Natoma Keogh John, importer bedding mate- rials, curled hair and feathers, 73 and 75 New Montgomery Keo^h Mrs T B, candies and fancy good j, 1 1 57 Folsom Keppel A C, saloon, 1733 Mission Kern & Inyo U S M lil Sta^e Co, Wm Hamilton propr, Oakland Ferry, foot Markot Kern John, liquors, 315 Montgomery ave Kera Valley Water Co, Charles Lux pres, 533 Kearny Kern Wm (Strieker & Kern), 33 ±'ost Kernan Francis, cigars, 230 Pust KERNAN JOHN, saloon, 525 2d Kernaghan John, saloon, 416 4th Kernav'han Mrs Rebecca, dry goods, 401 4th Kernor Peter, saloon, 1 63 Jessie Kerr Chas (Kerr &, Williams), whole- sale butchers, 1st ave nr Kentucky Kerr D, job printer, 608 Market and 9 Post Kerr David, carriat^e, wagon and truck - maker, 47 and 49 Beale Kerr Edward, fancy goo Market and New Clay Street Mar- ket Keatel Geo, cigars and tobacco, 226 Montgomery Keuerleber August (W & A Keuerleber), 623 East Keuerleber William (W A A Keuerle- ber\, 623 East Keuerleber W & A (August and Wil- liam Keuerleber), saloon, 623 East Kewing John, ivory turner, 10 Steven- son Keyes E D, vice-pres Humboldt Savings and Loan Society, 18 Geary Keyes O H, butcher, 50 Steuart Keys Gilbert S (Dempster & Keys), and pres Columbia Soap Works, 202 Mar- ket and 26 Jessie Keyser Paul, commission merchant, 206 Clay KETSTON EPOS (Tames W and Wm D Keyslun), mfrs whips and lashes, office 104 Market and 3 California, factory 2629 Mission KEYSTON JAS W (Kay^^on Bros), 26'-".) MiHsioa KEYSTONWM D (Keyston Bros), '262:) Mission KEYSTONE HOUSE. Charles Banks propr, 417 Pacific Keystone Wringer Co, 314 4tl Kiyt & Co, John E Keyt mi^r, general adverti>iiig agts, 538 Uominerciul Keyt John E, mgr Keyt & Co, 537 Com- mercial Kibbj Millard lAdam & Kibbo), junc- tion Mirket, Kearny aiul Geary KuM Alex, music teucher, 70t Union Kidd Bros, publishers "Saturday Local," SW ccr lilth and Capp Kidd John ('> S Moses & Co), Brannan nr 5th Kidd John T, architect, 28 Now Mont- gomery CO Kidd Leonard W (Kidd Bros), cor 19th and Capp Kidd P, horseshoer, 1509 Pclk Kidlay Michael, liquors, 100 2d Kiefer P (Flieler & Ki»-fer), 5 Powell Kienbarts D, physician and surgeon, 235 6th Kiernan Chas (Kiernan & Hall), 225 Post KIERNAN & HALL (Chas Kiernan and Edwin Hall), upholsterers and cabinetmakers, 2*25 Post Kiernan Michael, wood and coul, 947 Bryant bet 6th and 7th Kiernan Thos J, liquors, 643 Merchant Kiernan Thos, groceries, cor 2Sth aiid Mission Kiernan Wai'ter, tailor, 34 3d Kihlmeyer Jacob, liquors, 308 Francisco Kilcommon &. Bro (Daniel and John Kilcommon), horseshoers, 732 Broad- way Kilcommon Daniel (Kilcommon & Bro), 732 Broadway Kilcommon John (Kilcommon & Bro), 732 Broadway Kilcullen Mich'ael, laundry, 512 Bryant Killay Frank, moulder, 1138 Howard Kilday James, plumber and gasfitter, 1138 Howard Kilday William,{urniture, 1138 Howard Kilday William Jr, plumber and gas- fitter, 1138 Howaid Kilian Gies, barber, 434 Pacific Killey Charles, real estate, 39 Sutter Killion Michael, liquors, 211 Tehama Kim Song W T, employment office, 409 Geary Kimball Chas P, stationery and variety, 519 Hayes TTTMBATX QEO H (Doe, Kimball & Co), 104 Market Kimball Henry (Bartling & Kimball), 505 Clay Kimball John, publisher "Pacific," 7 Montgomery avo Kimball L J (Kimball &, Rhoades), Phelan Block Kimball Proctor W, music loucher, 519 Hayes Kimball k Rhoades (J Rhoadct and L J Kimball), artists, room 323 Phelan Block, 8(>6 Market Kimball Kay T (A W Norton & Co), 40() Battery Kimio Charles, liiiuors, 32 Steuart Kiiiciiid I P, bead carpenter school de- partment, cor Larkin and Austin Kiiicaid Rev W M, pastor First Baptist Church, 3-20-326 Eddy Kind Miss Bcr'ha, millinery, 1022 Stockton Kind Mrs M W, dressmaker, 1017 Mar- ket bet 6th and 7th &0 GO CD CO CO HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHIVB HROM.. I»* I A Main anil 14 A lOISprar Ml. M. V. Oak, Aah, Hickory, Haplf, €hrrry,«te. _i MASONIC OUTFITS, flo«l«ty «o*As. et«.. at MORCROliA * CO.. XwMnle Temple, Wo. O Pout Mtreet, li. ¥, 206 San Francisco. i 09 H CO Kindergarten School, Mrs Louise L Havens principal, s s 18th bet Mission and Valencia Kinemann Geo, musician, 409 Green Kins Mrs Agnes, bakery, 904 Valencia KINO BERTHA, furnished rooms, 502 Dupont King & Cahill, painters, 1 lOt Howard King C H ( J Kuss & Co), res Eureka, Gal King Chas J, sec Union Packing Co, 121 Market KING & CHATTIN (James L King and Edward Ciiattin), notaries public and commissioners of deeds for all the States and Territories, 442 California King C J (King, Morse & Co), NW cor Broadway and Sansome and 303 Sac- ramento King D C, livery stable, 1623 Market King Hall, 2131 Mission King Homer S (Homer S King & Co), and pres S F Grain Exchange King Homer S &; Co (Homer S King), stock brokers, 312 Pine KDrO JAMES L (Kin,' & Chattin), 442 California Kma JAKES P0WD2RS. J Murray Matthews propr, 9U9 23d King J H, second-hand book store, 15 4th King John, saloon, 26 Turk King Mrs Julia, saloon, 60 Annie Kii}g L A, dentist, 619 Kearny KING LEE & CO. China and Japan fancy goods, 410 Kearny King, Morse & Co (C J Kmg, H P Coon and I H Morse), hermetical ly sealed goods, NW cor Broadway and San- some and 303 Sacramento King Philip, barber, 323 Pacific King Thomas (Owens . & King), 823 Market KING THOMAS. Commercial Ex- change Saloon, NW cor Clay and Drumm King W B (DuBois & King), 416 Bat- tery aud 112 and 114 Front, Portland, Oregon King Wm M, liquors, 48 Sacramento King Wm, painter, 73P Market Kingsland Mrs Olivia, millinery, 2Z?, .'Cth Kingwell J F, notary public, 500 Mont- gomery Kipgwell J W, plumber, 422 Leaven- worth KINGWELL VINCENT (Weed & L.agwell), 125 1st Kinne C Mason, pres of the Veterans' Home Association, 10 California Kinne Henry (Dailey & Kinne), 35 Eddy Kinne Wm H (Daly & Kinne), 1010 Valencia Kinney Mrs E (Kinney & Taylor), 27 Geary Kinney k Ross, carpenter, 609 Hyde KINNET M J. agt Astoria Packing Co of Oregon (cannery), office 22 Cali- fornia Kinney W J, carpenter, 509 Hyde Kinpespie Plenry, tailor, 850 Washing- ton Kinsey C C, st'^nographer, room 56, 309 Montgomery Kinsey Charles W (Lyon & ' Kinsey), 314 Montgomery Kip Rt Rev Bishop, Church of the Advent, Howard, foot New Mont- gomery Kipp Mrs Mary, varieties, 243 5th Kirby Mrs Elizabeth, branch bakery, 120 J Howard Kirby J, horseshoer, 454 Stevenson Kirby M P, groceries and liqnors, SE cor Mission and 8th Kirby Thos J, Phoenix Brewery, 528 Noe Kirchhoff Theo (M Wunsch & Co), 111 Sutter Kirchner Henry, fruits and veaetk > 19, and office of La Grando Lauii-j v, 2120 Mission Kirchner Hermann, chop house, 742 and 744 4th KIRK JAMES, traveling salesman, 573 Howard Kirk Joseph, attomey-at-law, 320 San- some KIBKLAND JOSEPH & agt Penn- sylvania Railway Lines, also Red Star, American and National Steam- ship Lines, 116 Montgomery Kirkpatrick C A, physician, 759 Mar- ket Kirkpatiick D, groceries, NW cor Post and MiMson Kirkpatrit'k Edward, lawyer, room 4, 609 Sast-.imento KirkpatricL-. J H (Tarpey ft Kirkpat- rick), 601 California Kirsch Emil, butcher, 2113 Mission Kirsel Jacob, nursery and florist, 991 Market Kissen Jacob, florist, Grand Central Market, cor 6th Kissling Mrs R V, dressmaker, I Quincy Place Kittelberger Chas (Kittelbergerdc Dold), NE cor Market and Powell Kittelberger & Dold (Chas Kittelberger and Chas Dold), native and foreign wines aud liquors, NE cor Market and Powell Kitterer Andrew, propr Hansa Houm, 730 and 732 4th KITTERMAN JAMBS, fumitare »nd bedding, 1313 Stockton CUVM NUTTINS I SON, UianSBH, JAII^ AN» VK\€S WORK. mn Mala Nltreet . Ili«a VpHaekM*. 00 00 CO CO CO CO urn « s f CO (0 o 1: o o 7^ AllEH. TUGGIE i CO.. WEXICHH HURD WOODS. IS A CO fSpcar St. MMin Vran«sltwo. CO I San Francisco. 207 Kittle & Co (N G and J G Kittle), warehouse, 807-813 Sarisome Klt'-^e & Co (N G and J G Kittle and J Fulache), fthipping and commisaion merchants, 202 California Kittle J G (Kittle & Co), 202 California Kittle J G, mgr Pacific Oil and Lead Works, King bet 2d and 3d KITTLE N 0, pres California and Hercules Powder Works, 230 Cali- fornia Kittle N G (Kittle & Co), 202 California Kittle N' G, vice-pres Union Insurance Co of S F, 416 Califo-nia Kittler Conrad, carpenter, 422 Powell Kittler W C, carpenter, 422 Powell Kitto Orlando, meat market, cor So- lano and Minnesota Kittredge E H & Co (E H Kittredge), doors, sash, etc, 113 and 115 Market Kitzmuller Michael, blacksmith and wagonmaker, S50 Howard Kivefl James, bay and river freighting, SW cor Mission and Steuart Klaas Mathew (Klaas & Seeli). 1233 Stockton Klaas & Se^li (Mathew Klaas and Gasper Seeli), confectionery, 1233 Stockton Klaber George, wood and coal, 564^ Howard Klages August, liquors, NW cor Com- mercial and Drumm KLAHN JOHN H. cigar mfr, 116 6th, cor Minna Klahn N, inlaid work, 1642 Mission Klain N M, photographic views. 9^i McAllister Klang &, Fisher (Harry Klang and Wm Fisher), groceries, SE cor Jackson and Drumm Klang Harry (Klang & Fisher), cor Jackson and Drumm Klapperich John S ft Son, carriage and waeonmakers, 3 Grand ave bet Dth and 10th KlariPAnn John, boarding, 6tb ave, S SF Klauber A (Steiner, Klauber ft Co), 206 Front Kleen Henry, liquors, 225 Clay Klein Mr« A, dressmaker, 1008^ Market Klein ft Carr (J E Klein and Howard Carr), ahooting gallery, 819 Market Klein Ernst, groceries, NW cor 22d and Folsom Klein J E (Klein ft Carr), 819 Market Klein P, restaurant, 536 Washington Kle in Th eodore, upholsterer, 1807 KLEINCLATJS B (O Fauss ft Co), Willows Brewery, cor Mission and 19th Kleine C R, bootmaker, 1327 Polk Kleinhaua John (A Lusk ft Co), 534 and 636 Clay and 423-433 Brannan GO Kleinhaupt A, second-hand clothing, 109 6th Klemm Hugo, hairdresser, 285 East Klevesahl E W, saloon, 512 4th KIEWISOH J 0. propr California Oil Refining Co, dealer in vinegar, sauce, etc, 935 Montgomery ave Kleyn Mrs Helena, bakery and confec- tionery, 14 5th Klibbeck Christian, bootmaker, 806 Greenwich Kliadt H, cigars, 909 Kearny Kline ft Co (August Kline), importers men's, boys and ladies' hats, 26 and 28 Battery Kline G W, accountant First National Gold Bank, 315 Montgomery Kline L (Louis Kline ft Co), 1 10 Bush Kline Louis ft Co (L Klme and M Gens- berger), importers hats and caps, 110 Bush Kling O W, watchmaker and jeweler, 213 Jackson Klinge W M, tailor, 117 5th Klinger ft Claresy, produce, stalls 31 and 32 Mission Market Klinkenberg Henry, Market Exchange Saloon, Mission Market Klinkner C A (C A Klinkner ft Co), 320 Sansome SLINKNEB C A ft CO (C A Klink- ner), mfr rod rubber stamps, stencils, burning brands, seals, etc, 320 San- some Klopfer ft Diehm (John Klopfer and Geo Diehm), coopers, 101 Clay Klopfer John (Klopfer ft Diehm), 101 Clay Klopper Fred, leather and findings, 26 OTarrell Klopstock C (Klopstock ft Co), 212 Front Klopstock C ft Co, mfrs cigars and leaf tobacco, 212 Front Klos ft Hund (Wm Klos and Charles Hund), liquors, 823 Market Klos Wm (Klos ft Hund), 823 Market Klobo Philipp (Hillenbrand & Klose), 22 and 24 T".rk Klotz Frederick, wood and coal, 1626 Stockton Klotz Joseph A, carpenter, 322 7th Klotz Martin, restaurant, 907 Kearny Klumpke John G, real estate, 432 Mont- gomery Klunder John, groceries, 101 and 103 Jackson Klute A, painter, 8W cor Jones and Geary ^^ KNACjC JOHN, propr Philadelphia House, 421 and 423 Bush KNAPIK P P> mfr silt imitation wal- nut and veneer mouldings and picture frames, 425 4th CO CD c > o o o CO c/» CO GO CO UIQnWnnn l IIIIDCD WHITB BSOM.. 1« a is Xaln mm* 14 A 16 ll|K>ar U H fLlU ' .. "■ wm msmmm £ m.,sj^;^s^r^^^^ru It Q Hontgomerjr lu BtrM!,8.F. 2U8 San Francisco. Knapp Mrs B, coffee saloon, 619 Sacra- mento Knapp E G, attorney-at-law, 409 Cali- fornia Knapp J E, freight agt N P R E, foot of Clay XNABSTON JOHN H, book and job printer, 5U2 VVashiiigton Knauer Joseph, hairdresser, bootblack and laundry, 105 4th Knauth Carl W, saloon and boarding- house, SE cor Kearny and Bay Kneass Geo W (Burns & Kneuss), 5 Mis- sion Kueeland James H, saloon, 670 How- ard Kueenan Patrick, bootmaker, 508 Mis- sion Kneese Geo, saloon, 572 Folsom Knell John, professor of music, 1212 Mission Knerr S G, merchant tailor, 1202 Mar- ket Knickerbocker Calvi vnoA and coal, 524 Mission Knight E H, milkman, aly Knight Geo A, attorney .t-.aw, 410 Kearny Knight ft D, supt Presidio and Ferries R R Co, Union bet Leavenworth and Hyde KNiOHT P p. cornice mfr, 425 4th Knights of Pytliiac, A G Booth Grand K of R and S, Pythian Castle, 913 Kniijhts of Pythias Hall, 915 Market Knights of Red Branch, K R B Hall, 861 Market Knights of Pythias Library, 4,000 vols, 915 Market Knights of Red Branch Hall, 861 Mar- ket Knights of St Patrick, K R B Hall, 861 Market Knippenberq E R, liquors, iSE cor Steu- art and Howard Knobltick J, wood and coal, cor Butte and Townsend Knoche Henry, groceries, 4^.3 3d Knocker C B, teas, 123 Ciilifornia Kuoechet k Brand (Ciias Kiioechel and John G Braiid), proprs Montgomery Baths, 621 Montgomery Knoechel Chas (Knuechel & Brand), 621 Montgomery Knofluch Augustin, teacher of lan- guages, 228 Post Knoigsbery VVm, tailor, 504 4th Knoop Diedrich, groceries, NE cor Page and Octavia Knop Elt'ert (Hildebrandt & Knop), SE cor Montgoirtery and Broadway Knopf & Brandt ( Wm Knopf and Henry Brandt), printers, 535 California Knopf Geo, carpenter, 625 Washington Knopf George, varieties, 2002 Mason Knopf William (Knopf & Brandt), 535 California Knorp Albert F, saw and planing mill, 411 Mission Knotloch Chas, basket factory, cor Butte and Tennessee Knotloch Jacob, hay and grain, cor Butte and Tennessee Knott Miss Maggie, dressmaking, 1004 Pacific Knottner F, saloon, 14 1st Knowland J, mgr Gardiner Mill Co, 22 California KNOWLES GEO B (Geo B Knowles & 8(m), 8E cr Mission and Main KNOWLES GEO B JB (George B Knowles & Sou), SE cor Mission and Main KNOWLES GEOBGE B & SON (George B and George B Jr), lumber, SE cor Mission and Main, and NW cor Main and Bryant Knowles J N, commission merchant, 28 California Knowles S E, dentist, 118 Dupont KNOWLTON JOSEPH m. general stage agt, 2 New Montgomery Knowlton John S, dentist, ^'5 Pine Knox George T, notary public and com- missioner, 444 California Knox H E, dentist, 23 Post KNOX I W. sec Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, 237-251 1st Knox John F, wool grader and packer, sorter and scourer, Townsend, net 5tli and 6th Knox E F, pres Pacific Land and Trust Co, 513 Cal KNOX THOMAS R> official reporter Superior Court No 2, room 74, 309 Montgomery Knubel Augu->t (Taubmann & Knubel), NW cor Bush and Franklin Knucking J (J Schulz & Co), NE cor Union and Masai Knudson Mons, cigars, 312 4th Knndaen P J, broker and mdse, 116 Front Knnst Henry, grocer, .100 4th Koch Adam, stoves, tinwares, t-rockery, 813 Market KOCH CHAS. wines and liquors, SE cor 4th and Perry Koch Ed\varech Kohlberg bffg), i yarns, Kolilberg Washi HARDW HUEH. TUGGIE i CO.. NOM. IM anit ]•<» l«pi*Hr Mltr««t, Man Frauelaro. San Francisco. 209 Kooh Jacob D, wines and liquors, 530 Hayes Koch J M J, hairdresser, 648 Commer- cial Koch Ofcto, carpenter, 1406 Mission Koch Win G, painter, 104 and 106 O'Farrell EOCK CLATJS. propr New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Monts{omery ave KOCK HENRY H. liquors, 15 and 17 Leidesdortf Kock Peter (Schultz & Kock), SW cor Broadway and Davis Koehler August, trusses and shoulder- braces, 507 Kearny KOEHLER CHAS. UPHOLSTER- INO AND CABINETMAKINa. 231 Ellis, C'.rT.yior Koehler G (Koehler & Ritter), 120 Sutter Koehler ft Uitter (G Koehler and (J A Ritter), jewelry mfrs, 120 Sutter Koehler W, boot:naker, 2401 California Koehncke, Behre & Co, co£fee mills, 30 and 32 Fremont Koeller Wm, druggist, 124 Taylor, cor Eddy Koon Frank, mercantile collector, 519 Montgomery Koenig A, Intots and shoes, 122 Kearny Koenig Ferdinand, saloon, 630 Pacific and 217 Montgomery Koenig George (Muller & Koenig), 15 and 16 California Market KOENIOSBERQER. FALK & MATERi mfrs cigard, 312 Washing- ton Koeni;^berger Ferdinand (M P Kohl- bprg & Co), leaf tobacco and cigars, 411 Wasihingtcm Koenigsherger Philip (Koenigsbcrger, Fulk ft Mayer), 312 Washington Koeuiug F, h(|Uor3, 628-632 Pacific Koeper Frederick, boots and shoes, 619 Montgomery ave Koerber August, San Joan KOERNER JOHN N. groceries, cor Market and Pe;irl Koerner Mrs S, embroidery and stamp- ing, 940 Market Kogh A R, btrlier, 64* Commercial Kouh William G, painter, 101 and 106 O'Farrell Koluti William, grocericn, I Franklin Kohll)echor J, boots and shoe!). 123 4th Kohlberg ft Co (T Steiner and M S Kohl- bt-rg), importers zephyr worsted and yarns, 143 Post ' Kohlberg M P (M P Kohlberg ft Co), 411 Washington Kohlberg M P ft Co (Ferdinand Koe- ni.:sberger and M P Kohlberi;), leaf tobacco and cigars, 411 Washington Kohlberg M S (Kohlbergft Co), 143 Post Kohler A (Kohler ft Chasa), 137 and 139 Post Kohler Chas (Kohling ft Frohling), SE cor Sutter and Dupont and 626 Mont- gomery KOHLER & CHASE (A Kohler and O A Chose), importers and wholesale dealers in musical instruments, 137 and 139 Post Kohler Ed, liquors, 149 Berry Kohler ft Frohling (Charles and Henry Kohler), California wines and bran- dies, 626 Montgomery and SE cor Sut- ter and Dupont Kohler Henry (Kohler ft Frohling), SE cor Sutter and Dupont and 626 Mont- gomery Kohler K, confectionery, 512^ Geary Kohlman Solomon, teas, coffees and groceries, 216 6th Kohlman W J, collector, 331 Montgom'y Kohlmoos ft Gallagher (John Kohlmoos and John P Gallagher), saloon and restaurant, NE cor Market and Front Kohlmoos John (Kohlmoos ft Galla- gher), NE cor Market and Front Kohn C H, groceries, 232 1st Kohn Henry, groceries, 403 Folsom Kohn Henry (Henry Kohn ft Son), 1132 Market Kohn Henry ft Son (Herman and Henry Kohn), furs and fancy goods, 11.32 Market Kohn Herman (Henry Kohn ft Son), 1132 Market Kohn Isaac, merchant, 309 California Kohn L, clothing, 40S Pacific Kohn Simim (Frankenthal, Bachman ft Co), SW cor California and Battery Kohn ft Son, retail dry goods, 1132 Market Kohn William, liquors, 1406 Polk KOHNKE P F F, liquors, 21 Davis and I'M California Kohnstamin E (Straus, Kol.nstamm ft Co), 102 Battery Kolkmann Hermann, groceries, SE cor (Jeary and Hyde Kollnwer W A, frame mfr, 300 Post KOMMER EMANUEL, boots and shoes, 315 Bu^^h Konig Victor (Robinson ft Konig), 103 Washington Koning Max, groceries, S W cor Dupont and Filbert Kook M (Stromer ft Kook), iK)4 Kearny Koopman E, groceries, 1507 F'ranklin Koops Petter M, saloon, 5 Pacific Ko|)ankiewicz Andrew, bootmaker, 1601 Devisadero CO » CD CD S 1 CO HARDWOOD LUMBER f WAGON STOGK,'i:rJTf Jr'.'.?%e'.^ V.',"^' 14 ■p Dli HIEL HDBCROSS t (JQ^rSSS^lSVilL^'l^^^^^ 210 San Francisco. 5, CO CD lU Kopp C, restaurant, oor 4th and Folaom Koppea A, liquors, 533 Sacramento Koroel Anson (Korbel F & Bros), cor 5tli and Bryant Korbel F & Bros (Frank, Joseph and Anson Korbel), infra cigar boxes, cor 6th and Bryant Korbel Frank (F Korbel & Bros), cor 5th and Bryant Korbel Joseph (F Korbel & Bros), cor 5th and Bryant Kordmeyer G (Underwood ft Kord- mcyer), Russ House Billiard Rooms Korn A I, barber, 545 California KOBN BRUNO, frnits, 54 3d KOBTICE FRANK, dresser of mill picks and mining drills, 31 Commer- cial Koshland Bros (N and M Koahland), wool and hides, 301 Battery Kosliland Joseph (S Koshland &, Co), 228 California Koshland M (Koahland Bros), 301 Bat- tery Koshland N (Koshland Bros), 301 Bat- tery Koshland >S & Co (S and J Koshland), bags, bagging, twines, wool and furs, 228 California Koshland Simon (S Koshland &, Co), 228 California Koater G, groceries, 843 Pacific Koster Henry, oils imd lamps, junction Montgomery ave and Dupont and 410 Sansome Koster Henry (Horstmann & Co), 700 Bush Koster John, mgr Psicific Vinegar an 1 Pickle Works, 419 Fulton KOSTER JOHN L. (Koster & Zwick), mgr Coos Bay Stave and Lumber Co and Pacific Vinegar Works, 33 Main Koster Joseph, Avenue House and livery, NE corCentral ave and Geary KOSTER & ZWICK (John L Koster and Mrs Louisa Zwick), mfrs extract of coffee, 33 Main Kosteriug Charles, groceries, 1115 and 1788 Folaom Kotloch Chria, hotel. Railroad ave bet 7th and 8th avca Kowalaki & Co (Saul Kowalaki and Adolph Bail), wines, 526 California Kowalski Saul (Kowalski & Co), 526 California Koznitiisky & Bro (H Kozminsky), wholesale cigars and tobacco, 2^2 Sansome and 215 Pine Kozminsky H (Kozminsky & Bro), 215 Pine Kraemer & Gombert (0 Kraemer and E Gombert), hat mfra, 252 M Kroemcr O (Kraemer & Gombert), 252 3d Kraft Ferdiuard, liquors, 3 Merchant Kragen & Geist (Saml Kragen and Wm Geiat), Pacific Furniture Factory, 736 Brannan bet 6th and 7th Kragen Samuel (Kragen & Geist), Pacific Furniture Factory, 736 Brannan bet 6th and 7th Kraimer I, insurance broker, 210 San- some Kraker ft Israel (Michael Kraker and Max Israel), mfrs ladies' underwear, 521 and 523 Market Kraker Michael (Kraker ft Israel), 521 and 523 Market Kramer Bernhard, bakery, cor Grove and Buchanan Kramer C, meat market, 2021 Fillmore Kramer Chris (Kramer ft Dodge), 437 Bush Kramer ft Dodge (Chris Kramer and Miles B Dodge Jr), tailoring, 437 Bush Kram T Mrs E, variety, 419i Stockton Kramer F, bootmaker, 219 Davis KBAMEB. GOOBMAN & CO (H Kramer, Theo Goodman and T Brown- stein), cloaks, wholesale and ladies' underwear, 109 Battery Kramer H (Kramer, Goodman ft Co), 109 Battery Kramer L, nursery, S£ cor 24th and Howard Kramer Wm D, groceriea, SW cor Du- pont and Greenwich Kram er W m J, butcher, 819 Jackaon KBANEB FHILLIF H. mining, 328 Montgomery Krau Morris, tailor, 236 Ellis Kraus A (Samuel McKee ft Co), 307 Montgomery Kraus Sigmund, tannery, 1612 Dolores Krause G, bootmaker, 1023 Pacific Krausgrill John (P Weisel ft Co), !105 Stockton Krauss Bernhardt, saloon, 222 Wash- ington Krauss Fred H, wallpaper, painting, etc, 514 Bush Krauaae Chaa, fruits and vegetables, 33 6th Kreger Wm B, carpenter, 115 Davia KREIO ANTON, propr San Francisco Tannery, San Bruno Road bet 28th and 29th Kreling Mrs Barbara, dry goods, 1149 Market Kreling Bros (John, Joseph and Wm Kreling), Tivoli Gardens, 28-32 Eddy Kreling John (Kreling Bros), 28-.32 Eddy Kreling Joseph (Kreling Bros), 28-32 Eddy Kreling Wm (Kreling Bros), 28-32 Eddy Kremer Bros (J and N Kremer), zinc foundry, 25 Jessie Kremer J (Kremer Bros), 25 Jessie Kremer N (Kremer Bros), 26 Jessie Al CO ■ CO CO CO CO CO CO (0 o s o GALVIN NUniNC t SON. Tuhalar Wh«*«>llmrrowB, Bolt and Mridco Work, tM7 Xaln street, Sua Fraaeiaeo. *ILEII, TUGGIE t CO.. Eastern Hard Wood Umber." ^^'"^'^ Maa Francisco. San Francisco. 211 Kremple F J (Craig & Kremple), 22-2G Mint ave KBENTER CHABXES (Anatett ft Co), 7-25 Green Krenz Oswald, Laguna Tannery, NE Oough ft Filbert Kreuser Mme C, fancy goods, 921 Union KREUTZMANN W S, publisher of the Scandinavian newspaper, 409 Washinn;ton Kr«ye ft Tamm (John Kreye and Henry Tamm), groceries, 150 lot Krieg A, tanner, San Bruno Road nr 29th Kriogk — , physician, 30 Kearny Krill Henry (Spruul ft Krill), uO Cali- fornia Market Kritzky J A, fruit and vegetables, stall 4 New Clay Street Market Kroegcr Henrj', butcher, cor Shasta and Michigan, Potrero Kroeger Wm (Thierbach ft Kroeger), SW cor .5th and Bryant KKOENKE H C, grocery, SW cor 8th and Mission Kroenke ft Lutzens, groceries, cor 26th and Mission KROGH C A (F W Krogh ft Co), 51 Beale KROQH F W (F W Krogh ft Co), 51 Beitle XROOHF W & CO (F W and C A Krogh), (successors to W I Tustin), infrd of wind mills, horse-power tanks and pumps, factory and office 51 Beale Kroger H A, groceries, 1600 Polk Kroger Henry, South San Francisco Packing and Provision Co, office 226 Front Kroger Herman^ restaurant, 405 Pacific Krohn Gustav, carpenter, 1429 O'Far- rell KRON A K (A K Kron ft Co), 505 Front KRON A K & CO (A K, H F, F R and O J Kron), commission merchants, leiither and hides, 505 Front KRON FR (A K Kron ft Co), 505 Front KRON H F (A K Kron ft Cu), 605 Front Kron Julius, clothing, 927 and 929 Kearny KRON J ( A K Kron ft Co), 505 Front Krone .John, <;arpeuter, 711 Sutter KRONE JULIUS, carpenter and cabi- netmaker, store and office fitting, French polishing, "arnishiug and ou- ing, 711 Sutter nr Taylor Kronenburg F (F Krouenberg ft Co), cor Franklin and McAllister KRONENBERO F & CO (F K.xinen- berg, Philip Rohrbacher and Mux Schwab), United States Brewery, cor Franklin and McAllister Kronholm C E, painter, 108) Townsend Kronholm Mrs J S, aocoucheur, 328 7th Krouse George, bootmaker, 1023 Pacific Krouse SR,mfr patent overalls, clothing and underwear, 35 Sutter Kruckel Andrew, hairdresser, 325 Da- pont Kruder George, carriage repairing and painting, 1114 Harrison Ki-ueckel Ch.is and Frauk, saloon, ojr Ist and Market Krueger G F, carriage factory, 1114 Harrison Krueger S, mfr of umbrellas, parasols and canes, 121 6th Kruft Joseph, saloou, 536 California Krug Martin, saloon, 1725 Mission Kruger Charles, tailor, 225 Montgomery avu Kruger ft Hollings (Louis Kruger and Henry Hollings), groceries, SE cor Geary and Mason Kruger Louis (Kruger ft Hollings), SE cor Geary and Mason Kruuer Louis, cigars and tobacco, 2246 Mission Krugher C H, tailor, 21.5 Montgomery ave KruU Ernest, shirtmaker, 224 Kearny Kruse Edward (Kruse ft Euler), 209 and 211 Front KRUSE & EULER (E.lward Kruse and Emil Rohte), wholesale grocers and commission merchants, 20J and 211 Front Kruse J H, hay, grain, wood and coal SE cor 23d and Shotwell Kruse Martin, saloon, NW cor Chestnut and Montgomery Krynski Lucas (Muzio ft Krynski), liquors, 2925 Mission KUch August, propr Nicholas Hotel, San Bruno Jtoad cor 26th and Army Kilch ft Wohlers, groceries, SW cor Hayes and Buchanan Kiick Marx, groceries, SW cor Hayes and Buchanan Kucking John (Shutz ft Kucking), cor Uuion and Mason Kucks C H, liquors, 129 Clay Kugler G, liquors, 506 Clay Kugler Gottlieb, saloon, 401 Davis Kuhl Mrs H, fancy goods. 211 P t Knhl H (i, sec (roldeu Gate ' Jolen Mill, cor Butte and Bryant, otnce 112 Bush Kuhl M, hotel, 530 .3d K ihling Anton, toolmaker, 54'.) 5th Kuhlke John H, saloou, SW cor Beale and Mission Kuhlmann D, grocer, NW cor 4th and Brannan Kuhlwein Mrs E, saloon, 406 Dupont Kuhn Geo, tailor, room 11, 622 Clay €/» CO c CO o m o o CO GO &0 CO CO CO CO HARDWOOD LUMBER, SiSS.'S,l'R'%^^i!i3:^*Ji*^J!:i:tS' LOUIS BH>ffB»*ll& CO.. •■~-f?ij„. jEWELERis.'"^a'gr^ Bravermftn i 212 San Francisco. Kuhn Henry, liquors, 710 Valencia Kuhn William, liquors, I40G Polk KuU Mrs Louisa, bakery aud variety, 108 Hayes Kullinaii II (Kullman, Salz & Co and KuUinan, Wagner & Co), 10(5 Battery Kullman, Salz & Co (H Kullmau, Jacob Salz and Charles Hurt), tanners and dealers ia hides, pelts and tallow, 100 Battery Kullman, Wagner & Co (H Kullman, Chas Wagner, Jacob Salz and Chas Hart), proprs Pncitic Tannery, Stock- ton, 100 Batter^ Kullmann S (Kullmann & Co), 313 Montgomery Kullmann & Co (S Kullmann, W Lowen- berg, Edward M and Arthur Sichel), stockbrokers, 313 Montgomery Kumerlander Richard, saloon, 430 4th Kunath Oscar, artist painter, 030 Bush KUNER A, seal engraver and die sinker, 611 Washington Ku ngle C H, groceries, 132 8th KUNKLEB JOHN Ei physician, 514 Kearny Kuntz & Dietz (Jacob Kuntz and Henry Dietz), Saenger Hall Saloon, 513-517 Montgomery ave Kuntz Jacob (Kuntz & Dietz), 513-517 Montgomery ave Kunze Otto £, brushes, 640 Mission Kupper Benj, saloon, 119 Ma'u Kurspinsky Chas, butcher, cor 27th and Alabama Kurtz A M, druggist, SWcor Turk and Hyde Kurtz A, groceries, cor Harrison and 3d Kusel S A, shirt manufactory, 806 and 808 Valencia KUSTEL & GO (Henry and Guido Kustel), assayers, 318 Pine KUSTEL OUIOO (Kustel & Co), 318 Pine KUSTEL HENBT (Kustel & Co), 318 Pine Kutner J, cigars and tobacco. Grove st, Hayes Valley Kutner L (E Sikes & Co), 115 Front Kutner Leopold, cigars and tobacco, 1044 Sutter Kuttuer Bros (L ai>d H Kuttuer), job printers, 819 Larkin Kuttner N, dyer, 819 Larkin Kutz G M (Kutz & Murr), 416 Sacra- mento KUTZ & MURB (G M Kutz and L Murr), wholtidttle boots and shoes, 416 8a cram nto KWOlffO SHEW LUN & CO, dry goods aud fancy goodd, 7^9 Dupout Kyes O H, meat market, 50 Steuart Kyle Robert, saloon, 304 Pacitic JOHN LEVY ft CO. MANVFACTURIWU JEWEliBRHC IMPORTKHBOr Diamontls S otber Frecions Stones* Watcbes, Clocks and Silverware. IIH Sutter St. SAN FRANCISCO. LA BRIE GODEFROL physician, 1030 Mission LaCflza B, blacksmith, 714 Sansome LaCHAPELLE MME EXILDA. wines and liquors, HI') cor Post and Central ave LaChappelle J J, blacksmith, 230 Mis- sion La Coniiance Insurance Co of Paris, Hutchinson & Mann agts, 322 and 324 California La Fonciere Marine Insurance Co of Paris, Hutchinson & Mann agts, 322 and 324 California La Grande Laundry, E P White propr, 13th bet Howard and Folsom, oflice 648 Market La Grange Ditch and Hydraulic Mining Co, A Halsey sec, 328 Montgomery "LAREPUBLICA." Albert G Pack- ard editor, 734 Montgomery "LA SOCIETE FRAHCAISE D'EPARONES ET DE FREVOY- ANCE HUTUELLEL" 534 Califor- nia La Solidarite Mutual Beneficial Associa- tion, 729 Montgomery 'XA VOCE DEL FOFOLO. " G B Cevasco eilitor and propr, 535 Wash- ington "LA VOZ DEL NUEVO MUNDO," Ramon A Madcro publisher, 119 aud 120 Montgomery block Labarbere J, s^iloon, 31 Sacramento Labat Jean, saloon, 1301 Stocktnn Label Henry, fruits, 337 O'Farrell Label S, clolhint;, 212 Steuart Labhard Jciin, Unii>n Nursery, Post bet Lyon and Cemetery ave Labi le & Massat (O Labine and C Mas- sat), li(]Uor8, 64J Commercial Labine O (Labine & Massnt), 641 Com- mercial Labohm Mrs, midwife, 504 and 606 Jessie Labrnt John B, groceries, Protrero ave bet 22d and 23d Locatchi Apostolo, fruit and confection- ery, SE cor Ellis and Taylor AUEI CM 09 CO CM CM oa ca mW NUniNG £ SON. Manuflai'tnri'rs all kIniN IROW WOKK )U7 JlalM Street, Man Franeia««. CO pi o I O Pk H O Lacaj Lacay LAC] Lnche hid< Lachn Co), Lachn Lachn Lachn 129 Lachn and brai 113 Lachn Lachni Moil Lachni Ijachm Mar Lachm wint andi Lachm and gomt Lachts Kent Lack < 1037 Lack en mail] Lackey Lackni Laclavi and ( Laconil MarU Lacom 2851 Lacost< moiit LACOS ill im and Lacua gome LACY niont Lacy H LACY Lada B Lada M LADD tishin fits rifle I in Lad Tolei and Sansc LoddP ri HARD tlLEH, TUGBIE & CO.. OAK PLAWK.""*«"^«" Wan Vr»n«laew. CM OS San Francisco. 213 CO CM M I CO E pi o i o o Ha Lacny John, restaurant, 623 Commercial LacayJean, restaurant, 623 Commercial LACMER OEOBQE, tailor, 403 Sutter Lacher I, commission merchant and hides, 520 P'ront Lachman A*J (Sideman, Laohman & Co), 209 and 211 Buttery Lachman A (Lachman & Jacobi). 113 2d Lachman A, clothing, 810 Montgomery Lachman Bertha (Lachman & Stbrnfe'.s), 12*J Montgomery Lachman & Jacobi ( V Lachm.in and F and J J Jacobi), California wines and brandies, 8E cor 1st and Market and 113 2d Lachman Louis, tailor, 518 Pine Lachman M (Lachman & Sterufels), 129 Montgomery Lachman M & Co, carpets, 31 Post Ijachman C (8 Lachman & Co), 401 Market Lachman S & Co (S Lachman), native wines and liquors, 401-411 Market and 534 Market Lachman & Sternfels (Bertha Lachman and B H Sterutels), furs, 129 Mont- gomery Lachtslieim Mis Fred, dry goods, cor Kentucky and Butte Lack Charles, teas, coffees and spices, 1037 Folsom Lackcman Charles (Helmken & Lacke- mau), 5IU Kearny Lackey J M. barber, 1001 Valencia Lackuianu H, bootmaker, 210 Brannan Laclaviere P (John Sauluier & Co), 607 and 609 Front Laconibo Geo (Hack & Lacombe), 639 Market Lacomber Peter, fruits and vegetables, 2851 Mission LacoHte Frank, restaurant, 617 Sacra- mento LACOSTE JOHN, wine maker, denier ill imported and native wines, liquors and brandies, 901 Montgomery ave Lacua F (Beilltes & Lacua), 124 Mont- gomery ave LACY B T (Parke & Lacy), 21 Fre niont LacyH, note broker, 321 California LACT J 0. tinsmith, 305 8th Lada Bruno, coffee saloon, 302 Post Lada Mrs M, music teacher, 213 Powell LASD C D, guns, rifles and pistols, fishing tackl», cutlery, sporting out- fits complete, and ogt for Ballard rifle and'Marlin new Ballard Repeat- ing rifle, 529 and 531 Kearny Lada Geo L, pres American District Telegraph, Pacifio Bell Telephone Co, and Gold and Stock Telegraph Co, 222 Sansome Ladd P B, attyat-Iaw, 420 California CO Ladies' Hebrew Mutual Benefit Asso> ciation, Louis Licht sec, B'uai B'rith Hall, 121 £d.iy "Ladies' Home Journal," 9 Post Ladies' Prote^-tion and Relief Society, cor Post and Van Ness ave Lady Waahintcton Consolidated Mining Co, W H Watson sec, 302 Montgom- ery Lacremans Frank, furniture, 528 Wash- ington LAFAYETTE BUEWERY. A An- stett & Co proprs, l'I5 and 727 Green Lafayette Guards, E Luttringer capt, £ H Bolbret sec, 728 Montgomery Lafayette Hall, 730 Montg >mery Lafayette Loduiug- house, 1030 Howard bet 6th and 7th Lufayette Park, cor Washington and Gough Laffey E N, shipping hgt, 518 Battery Lufli Lucio, groceries, SW cor 14th and Natoma Lafleur Victor, bootmaker, 436 Bush Laflin Jam>'8, shipping agt, 34 Steunrt LAFLIN L J (Mooney & Laflin), NW cor Geary and Central ave Lafond Mnie, mfr artificial flowers, 763 Mission LAFONTAINE A Jt book and job printer, 6-J5 Merchant and 622 Clay Lafstad John N, furrier, 813 Market Lageman H, wood and coal, 812 McAl- lister Lagen Barney, wood and coal, 222 17th Lagruve Bernard, propr Fifth Avenue Hotel Lagrave Chas, barber, 13 Montgomery ave Lagrave J P (Boyer & Lagrave), 1122 liuyout Laguna Honda School, cor 8th ave nr R LAGUNA UVERY STABLE, John Horn pro|ir, 1620 Lnguna Lahaney Patrick W, harnessmaker, cor 5th and Railroad ave Lahtrty Peter, carpenter, 713 Turk {•ahl J, merchant tailor, 513 Pine Lai I) Anton, bootmaker, 906 Pacific Laib Joseph, bootmaker, 1623 Post Laine J, lapidary, 9 llardie Place L:iiiig (.'has D, commission stock broker, 337 Pine Laird Daniol, new and second-hand fur- niture, 1070 Howard L AIR P D Wi mfr watches and jew- elry, 27 Post Laird Mrs T, dressmaking, 101 Powell Lake B, groceries, 995 Market Lake & Co (H Lake), shoe blacking mfrs, 615 3d Lake L E (Lake & Warren), 411 Sacra- mento ^ CO oo c^. 3 CO CO CO «n nAnUllUUU LUmDCn, lit,M. F. Blaek W«iu«iw»iMUiliih €edar, Veaeera. at noRCHOSS * CO.. MASONIO OUTFITS, 'T2:.ZS'r.'A^ii:.BP^t^^t%rff: itUEH, 1 2U San Francisco. Lake & Warren (L E Lake and Oeo W Warren), brushed, brooms, wooden- ware, etc., 411 Sacramento Lake Pleasauton Water Co, Driiry Me- lone, general mgr, 418 California LAKE SHORE i^NO MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RR CO. Wm BeDell agt, 22 Montgomery Lake Wm B, mgr California Glass Works, 240 Montgomery Lakezar A, fruits, 248 Taylor I^alande A, watchmaker and diamond- setter, 420 Sutter Lalannc Chariey. fruit, 502 Valencia Lalich Lazar,^fruit8, 91 1 Kearny Lalla Jt>hn, bakery, 504 Union Lullement Mrs II, French laundry, 620 Mission Lallament Mme Julia, curtain and lace cleaner, 025 Howard Lalliment A, laundry, 620 Union LALLT MRS MART, groceries, sta- tionery, fancy goodit and confection- ery, 31 Mission LALOLI DAVID, propr Ticino Hotel, 618 Pacific Lalson Peter, liquors, 11 Jackson Lamar Mrs C, bakery, 234 1st Lamar J B (Lamar & McKinstry), 126 Kearny LAMAR & McKINSTRT (J B Lamar and A McKinstry), attorneys-at-law, 126 Kearny Lamb Edward (Lamb & Son), stall 8, Bay City Market Lamb Isaac, ladies' and children's an- derwear, 40 6th Lamb James (Lamb &, Son), stal! 8, Bay City Market Lamb John, liquors, 150 Steuart Lamb i, Son (J as and Edward Lamb), fish, stall 8, Bay City Market Lamb W E, clerk Justice Court, SE cor Kearny and Washington Lamb W H (Jas A Folger & Co), 104 and 106 California Lamb Wm Henry, watchmaker, 1252 Market Lambert Boris, clothing, 216 Montgom- ery ave Lambert & Greene (Wm Lambert and Charles Greene), axle grease, 144 Na- toma Lambert H F, vice pres Mutual Secu- rity Pbnd Associabion of California, 331 Kearny Lambert J S, sec of the Tide Land Reclamation Co, 320 Sansome Lambert Wm (Lamber: & Greene), 144 Natoma Lambert Wm P, livery stable, 875 Fol- som Lambertenghi F, Italian consul, room 19, 5U6 Battery Lambla Jules, tailor, 605 Sutter Lamborn L H, j<«b printing, 13 Ist ave T.ATCBW^ THOS D, Mission Carriage Fhciory and horseshoeing, 540 and 642 Valencia LAMPE BROS (T C and W A Lnmpe), hairdressing and baths, Baldwin Ho- tel, 6 Powell Lampo T C (Lampe Bros), 6 Powell Lampe W A (Lanipe Bros), 6 Powell Lamphier J, saloon, 236 4th Lampkin J T (Kammann & Lampkin), SE cor Geiiry and H ydo Lainprecht Mrs M E, hair goods, 422 Hayi'S Lamson Geo F, auctioneer, 425 Kearny Lanbenheimer Charles, barber, Grand Hotel, New Montgomery Lancaster J & Co (Joseph and T Lan- caster), tailors, 531 California Lancaster Joseph (J Lancaster ft Co), 531 California Lancaster Thomas (J Lancaster & Co), 531 California Lancey T C, painter, 432 Montgomery Land Charles, capitalist and real estate, 331 Montgomery Land Office of the Stuce University, office. 310 Pine Lander G Jr, mgr Producer's Marble Co, NE cor Montgomery ave and Jackson LANDER LOUIS 0, hay and grain, cor King and 4th Landers John, mgr Manhatten Life In- surance Co of New York, 410 Cali- fornia Landers M, mining, room 2, 309 Mont- gomery Landers Patrick, hardware, cutlery etc, 324 Bftttery LANDERS WILLIAM J. general agt Guardian Assurance Co of London, 406 California Landgraf John (Henn & Landgraf), 3 1st Landgrebe W E, hairdresser, 1204 Polk La ndi{r el)e William, barber, 102 7th LAin)INI J (Landiui & Tocchini), 1320 polk LANDINI & TOCCHINI (J Landini and V Tocchini), tith, fruits and vege* tables, 1320 and 1322 Polk Landis Casper, tan and herb baths, 51 Minna Landis G O (Landis & Jacoby), 543 Market Lantlis & Jacoby (G C Landis and I N Jacoby), mfrs boots and shoes, 543 Market Lando H, clothing, 317 Kearny Landry C Babin, real estate, 612 Com- mercial Landsberg H, boots and shoes, 34 6th CO CO CO CALVIN NUTTING t SON, »t7 HA.IW MTRBRT. MAIV FNAWCI8CO. Iron Door* Bank Va«lt«i» Mttr, >LLEH, TUGGIE I CO.. HMDWOOD UilNBER. 'VS'JSJ.'Csr- San Francisco. 215 Landaberg Henry, oigara and tobacco, 101 Sananme Landsherg & Wionholz (ALnnsbcrg and M Wienholz), liquors, SE cor Mission and 4th Landsborger & Curtis (I Land Merger and J M Curtis), conimissiou mer- chants, 123 California Landaliurger Herman, boots and shoes, lU 6th Landdberger I (Landsborger & Curtis), 1'23 California Lando Harris, tailor, 317 Kearny LAND! F (Uinz & Landt), 16 and 18 2d Landucci M (M Landucoi & Co), 711 Montgomery avo Landucui M k d* (Martin Landucci and Antonio Barauglia), fruits, 711 Mont- gomery ttve Landucia Francisco, boot-leg maker, 224 Broadway Lane Mrs K T, barber, 807 Market LANE J Ji real estate and business agent, '2'M Kearny Lane John J, saloon, 118 4th Lane Levi C, physician, 6 2 Mission Lane Michael, sal on, 326 Davis LANE FETERt commission merchant, 18 Clay Lane Walter W, boarding house, 604 and 506 Davis LANE W E« hardware, stoves, tin- ware, pumps, plumber and gastitter, met .l-ruofff, locksmith, bronzer, filder, and asphaltum worker, 505 [earny nr California Lane VVilliam, licjuors and cigars, 333 East Lanfranchi Mrs C, teacher of French, 10 Hollis Lang Adolph (Lang Bros), 1406 Polk Lang Bros (Otio and Adolph Lang), bot- tling beer, 1406 Polk Lane Chas E (Lang & Griffith), 216 Wiishiiigton LANO & CO (George Lang), wholesale vtine and liquor merchants, 210-214 Diipont LAmO GEO (Lang & Co), 210-214 Du- pont L mg Geo, liquors, i)41 Mnrket Lang & (]>riffith (C E Lang, J B Grif- tith), sign painters, 216 Washington LANO ISAAC L. G sec Grand Council Choien Fiiunds, 204 Sutter Lang John F, hardware and locksmith, 13244 Polk Lang Mrs Mary, lodging-house, 222 ^ 4th Lang Otto (Lang Brm), 1406 Polk Lanubein Herman (Lehritter & Lang- bein), SW oor Montgomery and Kearny Laogdale A, crockery, 1207 Stockton Lange H C, candy and varieties, 1520 Mission Laiige H C, groceries, NW cor Dolores and 22d Lange H H, liquors, 503 6th LAlvOE JOHN C R. willow furniture and baskutmaker, wholeaale and retail, 12 Montgomery ave Lange L A, fancy goods, 2542 Folsom LANOE V & C0« successors to California View Co, 1023.1 Market bet 6tli and 7th, J W Farnell busi- ness mgr Lango P N, liqunrsi, 246 Townsend Laugendorf Ernest, dairy produce, 1606 Polk Langenkamp F M, grocer, lOGl Folsom Langeron Frank, blacksmith, 708 Bat- tery Langhorn J P, attorney-at-law, room I, 421 Montgomery LANGLANB NELSON P. stair- builder, wood-turuer and scroll-saw- yer, 407 Mission Langley Chaa L, city agt for W J Cal- liiigham & Co, general insurance agts, 213 8 nsome Langley Honry G, publisher, 14 Mont- gomery ave Laiiglt>y James M (Langley & Jones), 27 Washington Langley & Jonea (James M Langley and P L Jones), blacksmiths, 27 Washington Langley Mn Melanio (Langley & Mich- a^s), 101 Front Langley ft Michaels (Mra Melanie Langley, Henry Michaels and Robert Wall), wholesale druggists, 101-105 Front Langrader Dietrich, bootmaker, 308 Fell Langrehr Henry C (Henry C Ijangrchr ft Co), 25 Market and (Lnngrelir ft Simon), 16 Drumm Langrehr Henry C ft Co (Henry C Langrehr and T Simon), ship tin- smitha and plumbers and mfrs ahip and life boats, 25 Market Langrehr ft Simon, propra California Galvanizing Works, 16 Drumm and 25 Market Langatadter Daniel, attorney-at-law, 330 Pine, roonu 38 and 3U Langatadter S, tobacco and oigara, 319 Sunaome Lankenau Henry, liquors, cor IIR and 15th aves Lannan Ma tin, meat market, SE cor Polk and California Lanno Peter, saloon, 1325 Stockton Lansberg A (Lansberg ft Wienholz), SE cor Mission and 4th Lanazweert L, druggist, 360 4th CD m o o ■ oo HARDWOOD UIMBER i WAGON STOCK,'^«'Tf JF!i?3;.^ V'.V wmum u louis BB WEHimii t CD., Kysya«-;y^gr 1 19 Montgomery St ALLEN, 1 210 San Francisco. Lanteri G F (Vice & Lanteri), Broad- way and 42 Steuart LAllTERI ft VICE (Thomas Vice and O F Lanteri), boatbuildera, 6 Broad- way and 42 Htcuart Lantiieaume John, waffles, 10 4th Lanz Louis, hotel, 20 Page Lanzendorf E, produce, IGOU Polk Lanzet Samuel, rubber goods, HO iSteu- art Lapariat Blaise, bakery, 036 Howard Lapham Lorenze, propr Wt-stern Straw Works, 110 and 112 Market and 5 J Tavilor Lapid/^e W F, real estate, Railroad avc bet 16th and 17 th aves Laplace J li, lithographer, 518 Clay Lapoubie Dan'.el (Heigbeider & La- pouble), d27 Heyes Lapping Mrs Margaret, dressnaking, 170 Minna Larat A, confectioner, 000 McAllister Lardner Henry F, short-hand reporter, 414 California Larezzari Mrs Mary, milliner, 1620 Stockton Lixrse Thos W, locksmith, 525 ]>upont Larkin & Flaherty (Thos Larkin and Bichard Flaherty), asphaltum work- ers. S5 Post Larkin James, groceries, NW cor Fil- bert and Webster Larkin M, baker, 316 5th Larkin Presbyterian Church, cor Larkiu and Pacific Larkin Thos (Larkin & Flaherty), 35 Post Larkins & Co (Wm Larkins and Geo Mclicod), mfrs of cairiagcs, 631 and 633 Howard Larkins Wm (Larkins & Co), 631 and 633 Howard Laroche George A, insurance broker Fireman's Fund Insurance Co of Cali- fornia, 401 California Larrack Frank, laundry, 1242 Folsom Larrimore Richard Jr, hardware, 501) Montgomery ave Larroche Frank, butcher, cor 5th ave and N, stall 21 San Francisco Morket Larroche Frank, saloon, cur 5th ave and N Larsen A, saloon, 909 Kearny Larsen C G, coffee saloon, 18 Eddy Larsen FH, liquors, 409 Califuruia Larsen George, cooperage, 14 Bryant Larsen T (J (Larsen &, WilsDu), 201 Kearny Larsen & Wilson (T C Larsen and Wm Wilson), watches and jewelry, 201 Kearny Larson Andrew J (Larson & Wistrand), 1426 Howard Larson James, coal, 259 Ist Larson & Wistrand (Andrew J Larson and Andrew Wistrand), wood and coal, 1426 Howard Larthe F, sec French librarv, 120 Sutter Lartigau P (Lemoine, Turef ft Co) LorzolereWm B (Larzelere ft Witham), SW cor Clay and Davis Lar/elere ft Withum (Wm B Larzelere and W L Withoia), commission mer- chantii, SW cor Cl.iy and Davis Lnsar D, groceries, 62 Centre Market Lasar Edward (Code ft La--ar), 1009 Va- lencia Lasar L ft Co (L T^asar), commission merchants, 204 Washington LASH H> mfr ruchings and laco goods, 537 Market Lashier F H, cignrs and tobacco. 20 6th Lasky I, furnishing good:*, 1631 Polk Lasswell M D, plumber and gasfitter, 705 Mission Last Chance Mining Co, Geo W Fiaher sec, 324 Pino Latham F C, secN P C R R and auditor and gen ticket agt N P C R R, 430 California LATIMER LORENZO D (Latimer ft Morrow), attorucy-at-law, room 76, 309 Montgomery Lati'iier li P, artist, 61 1 Clay LATIMER & MORROW (Lorenzo D Lutinmr and William W Morrow), attorneys-at-law, room 76, 309 Mont- Bomery LATOli CHAS At sec Commercial In- surance Co of California and agt Fire Association of Philadelphia, 405 Cali- fornia Latson F P (F P Latson ft Co), 28 New Montgomery Latson F P ft Co (F P Latson and J H Ferine), hardware and builders' ma- terial, 28 New Montijomery Lau Henry, Deutscher Veroin, 216 Dnpont Laufonborger C (W R Drake ft Co), 208 Davis LAUDER LOUIS 0, hay and grain, cor King and 4th LAU6EL ANDREW, saloon, 1412 Dupout Laukeiiau Henry, saloon, cor Railroad and 15th aves LVUMEISTERC S. propr Laumeistor Mills, 'i03--.07 Mission LAUMEISTER MILLS, C S Laumeis- ter propr, 203-L07 Mission Laundry Mrs M, fancy goods, 1 14 Hayes Laurel Hill Cemetery, Cemetery ave bet California and Post Laurel Palace, Shoaf ft Rodemaker Xroprs, .301* Keiirny URISTON ARCHIBALD, liquors, SW cor Battery and Green ^ rnlOUII IfCLLO, No. Mr Main Street, M. r CALVIN NUniNG & SOU. HARDWI ^m I UllEII. TOGGLE t CO.. Shto Planl;. all Mnils. M aM All li»e»r l>t« M«M Fr«ii«|M««. 8cm Francisco. 217 Ltuaon Miss Emilie, phytioian, 23 Pow- ell Lauten A, restaurant, 1 130 Union Lautermilch L ( Lauteriniloh ft Fischer), 611 Montgomery Lautermilch ft Fischer (L Lautermilch and Julius Fischer), coffse saloon, 611 Montgomery Lauterwasser Christian, hay and grain, 1605 Folsom Lauterwasser F P, meat market, 12 WashiiiKton Lauth Julius (Brulon ft Lauth), 045 Mer- chant Lava^niino L, frui'tt 104 4th Lavalley L P, bakery, 408 Broadway La velle Michael, bnjtmaker, 1602 Post LAYERTTM. Cli e^ r HARDWOOD UIMDER, WHITB MKOII., 1» m. sa msiii niia 14 m, ■« sp Hdrcel, M. F. Offe|K*u Aali, Mr.»le and Alder. IS Main HHd 14 A l«8p«ar _i ODD FELLOWS' SBPPUES, llSi^SS^^^^fi^i;^^^ 218 San Francisco. Leavitt Leander, sec Mariposa Mining Co, room 34, 309 Montgomery Lebatard M, stock broker, 428 Mont- gomery Leuenbaum ft Goldberg (L Lehenbaum and J Goldberg), wholesale and retail grocers, 121 Post Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Bowen (Louis Ltibenbaum, Jacob Goldberg and C R Bowen), wholesale groceries, 430 and 432 Pine Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co (Louis and Sol Lebenbaum and Jacob Goldberg), wholesale groceries, 1447 and 1449 Polk Lebenbaum Louis (Lebenbaum, Gold- berg & Bowen, Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co and Lebenbaum & Goldberg), 1447 Polk Lebsnbaum Sol (Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co), 1447 Polk LE BERT VIGTOBi Sonora Market, •218 ISth IE BRETON A J, a*^orney-at-law, 217 8au8ume Le Breton Chas P, sec Central Railroad Co, 32 Turk LE CERCLE FIRE INSURANCE CO OF PARIS> G Muecke general agt, Geo Mel mur, 435 California LECOinra BROS (T R and J P Le count), stationers and blankbook mfrs, 533 Marke t lECOUNT J B (Lecount Bros), 533 LECOUNT T R (Lecount Bros), 533 Market Leddy Bernard, marble works, NW cor 141h and Harrison Ledgett R D, livery stable, 420 and 422 Pacific Ledyard John, physician, 128 2d Ledyard W E, physician, 128 2d Lee Edward E, cigars and tobacco, 773 Market Lee Miss Elisabeth A, lodging-house, 233 3d Lee Mrs Emma, cnffee saloon, 30 7th Lee James M, plasterer, 1046 f'olBom Lee John (John Lee & Co), 34 and 36 )[ain Lee John ft Co (S W Sawyer, J Lee and I Y IJoane), mfrs tin and sheetiron w^rc, 34 and 36 Main Lee R H« physician, 205 3d LEE MRS SUSAN, groceries, XW cor 10th and Harrison Leech Chas, upholstery, SE cor Bush and Devisadero Leedea Albert, liquors, 609 Montgomery Leege Charles F (Hofen ft Co), 412 Clay Leege William ft Co (William Le^e), liquors, 113 and 115 Halleok Leek Christopher, street contractor, 436 Montgomery Lees Isaiah W, captain of detectives. Old City Hall Lefevre B, druggist, NW cor Pine and Kearny Lefevre I A, civil eneineer, 330 Pine LEGALLET DOMINIQUE, wool- pulling factory, 6th ave. South San Francisco Leger James, restaurant, 1316^ Larkin Leggett Joseph, atty-at-law, 605 Clay Legrain Mme E G, French Laundry, 518 Bush Lehan Dennes, barber, 6 Mason Lehman G> butcher, 2616 Bush Lehmann Charles, dairy produce, 803 Lnrkin Lehmann E, bootmaker, 507 Hayes Lehmann Mirks, meat market, 2616 Bush Tiehmkahl H, physician, 509 Kearny Lehniiis John, liquor:), cor Union and hteiner Lehn Philip P, barber, 4 Post Lehner George (A Hahn ft Co), 14 Broadway Lehnig C E, hardware, 240 5th Lehritter tfohn (Lehntter ft Langbien), SW cor Montgomery ave and Kearny Lehritter ft Langbien (John Lehritter and Herman Langbein), barbers, SW cor Kearny and Montgomery ave Lehrke C H, propr Stanford Hotel, 618 and 620 4th Lehrke Henry, groceries, cor Mariposa and Minna Lehrke William, liquors, 1036 Market Leibeck Lerijmern, dry goods, 1429 Dupont Leibrich E F, druggist, cor Eddy Steiner Leidel J, confectionery, 439 Hayes Leikens Mrs Matilda, fruits and duL-e, 339 3d Leipnitz G (G Leipnitz ft Co), 236 Sut- ter Leipnitz G ft Co (G Leipnitz and M Tschirner), druggists, 230 Sutter Leisen Gear^, groceries, 1098 Union Leiser J A, bootmaker, 723 Union Leiser Louis, sti'Ves and tinware, 67 4th Leith J B, watchmaker and jeweler, 917 Stockton LeJeal F, propr Center House, 2015 FolHom Leland Miss A, fortune teller, lucky charms and love tokens, etc, 789 Mis- sion "L'Elvezia," 623 Pacific Lem John H, painter, 1424 Geary Lemaire A, saloon, 19 Beale Lemaitre J (Jeauueau ft Lemaitre), Centre Market and pro- 67 CALVIN Nunma t son, CO m en era CO CO CO MIEN, eN4 er CD CO ■ CM B CO o at t/» &0 o n»nuniPtarer« all klad* IROW WOIIK, tt«7 Mala «tre«t, Mtaw Vraaelac*. ■HMm miEII. TUGGlE i CO.. CHEHHT HIMBEB. ■« 9M> Spear Mt. FrawfilMCO, /San Francisco. 219 ^ I CO CD CM C»l ca E CO Leman Walter M, public administrator, 528 Caliornia Lvinar Mrs Catharine, notions, 234 Isb Lemcke Otto, hairdresser, 120 4th Lemieux H, oarpenter, 231 Juckson Lemkau John, saloon, SW cor Sutter and Stockton Lemkuhl H, physician, 609 Kearny T.T}M;M^W- JC (PretoriouH & Lemmer), 141 and 143 Ist Lemoine F (Lemoine, Turel & Co), stalls 15-19 S F Market Lemoine, Turel & Co (J Turel, P Le- moine, G Dern and Aestro P Larti- fau), commission merchants, 15-19 S ' Market Lemon J H, grainer, 429 Ponf. Lemont G W (Drummond & Lomont), wood arid coal, 433 and 43ri Valencia Lemos Shirt Mfg Co, Leon Lcnios mgr, 043 Kearny Lengfeld A L, druggist, NE cor Geary and Stockton Lenuerboe R B, restaurant, 1803 Mission Lennon John & Co (John Lenuon), shipsmith, 26 Folsom Lennoii John A, groceries and teas, 315 and 317 C!ay Lennon Miss S, dress and cloakmaker, lU Hayes Lenoir Mme M P, cloaks and suits, 315 Sutter Lenoir Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 15 Ellis Lenormand Bros (Joseph and Leon Len- ormand), groceries, SVV cor Pine and Dupont, wholesale liquors, 735 How- ard Lenormand Joseph (Lenormand Bros), SVV cor J:'ine and Dupont and 733 Howard Lenormand Leon (Lenormand Bros), SW cor Pine and Dupont and 735 Howard Lent £ (Lent & Fassler), junction Mar- ket, East and Sacramento Lent & Fassler (E Lent and B Fassler), liquors, junction Market, East and Sacramento Lent W H. mining sec, room 62, 309 MontgomTy Lentall ft Powell (Thos Lentall and George Powell), carpenters, 537 V-t lencia Leon ft Bonct (R Leon and H Bonet), gilders and framemakers, 639 Laii- fornia Leon Mrs C, fancy goods, 124 3d Leon J V (J V Lfou & Co), and fancy goods, 35 4th Leon J V ft Co (J V Leon and Aaron Loeb), fancy goods, etc, 204 5th Leon Louis, restaurant, 2S8 Ellis Leon Meja88on,pres Ija Societe Froncaise D'Epargnes, 534 California Leon R (Leon ft Bortet), 639 California Leonard C, patternmaker, 133 and 135 Beale Leonard Edward, tailor, 771 Mission Leonard Mrs Margaret, bakery, 637f Howard Leonard P H, boots and shoes, 464 6th Leouhardt A, cigars and tobacco, 1414 Polk Leouhardt C, bootmaker, 24 2d Leonhardt P, cigar mfr, 1414 Polk LEOPOLD BROS (H C and C M Leo- pold), Horists, 35 Post LEOPOLD C M (Leopold Bros), 35 Post LEOPOLD H C (Leopold Bros), 35 Post Leopold Henry, liquors, 327 East Leopold Louis, tailor, 428 Dupont "Le Petit Journal," 532 Commercial Lepori Constantiue (Bertin & Lepori), 517 Commercial I^ppi Bros, pictures, 749 Market L' rcari Louis (P Pera ft Co), 616 Front Lerond Theodore, cigars, 302 Dupont Leroy A (A Leroy & Son), 46 7th Leroy A ft Son (A and D Leroy), fruits and vegetables, 46 7th Leroy D (A Leroy ft Son), 46 7th LEROT MME E, fancy goods, 121 iSutter Lesmaii Isaac, tailor, 1414^ Powell LESS HORRIS> dealer in junk, bot- tles and tallow; highest; price puid, res 367 Natoma Lesser Bros (Herman and Lesser Lesser), boots and shoes, 248-252 6th Lesser Herman (Lesser Bros), 248-252 6th Lesser Ike (W Schmalz ft Co), 250 Sut- ter Lesdcr Jacob, boots and shoes, 1443 Polk Lesser Lesser (lesser Bros), 248-252 6th Lesser Michael, fancy Koods, 149 7th LESSMA14N JOSEPH, grocer and dealer in chuiee wines, Tiquors and cigars, NE cor Bush and Larkin Lestt-r Charles, boots and shoes, 12 Steuart Lester Wm, painttr, 234^ 5th Leszynsky I, propr Leszynsky's Busi- ness College, 10 (lenry Leszynsky Lesser (Pacific Cloak Mfg Co), 2 and 4 Battery Leter ft Co (D Leter), merchant tailor, 69 4th Le Tourneaux T J, physician, cor 1st and Bryant Letroadec L, liquors, 643 Broadway LETTE OEO, sec (German Savings and Loan Society, 528 California Lcturc Auguste (B z o m o o 01 o > r o > CO H m m ■': t z 11 > o o UiDniifnnn IIIIIDCD WHirSBROfl.. ■»« is main ami 14* leMpear nAnUlfUUU LUIflDCn, »t H. F. €ou«t«rTapa. Mewcl Poata. llalnaiera. lOmSBBHERHUll tco..a.'g»ffs?..'a;::.tt'%&».l l9%55En C9 09 220 San Frandaco. GO CO I Hi Levaggi G B (Levaggi, Barbieri & Co), 303 and 305 4th Level n Mary, fancy goods, 1524 Polk Leventritt Marion (S W Kcseustock & Co), 32 and 34 Sanaome Leveque Joseph (Loveque & Potter), 10 Stevenson Leveque & Potter (Joseph Leveque and F W Potter), Sun Francisco Last Factory, 10 Stevenson Leveroni L & Co, wood and coal, 1510 Broadway Leverson M R, attomey-at-law, 605 Clay Leverson M R, attomey-at-law, 321 Ellis Levey Benjamin, barber, 11^ Jackson Levey Cliarles, gents' furniahiug goods, 424 Kearny Levey Henry, groceries,SW cor Jackson and Mason Levey Isador, hairdresser, 705.) Market Levey Marcus, clothing. 7 Jackson LEVI A B (Uoltermaun & C<>),21 Sutter ixivi Harris, clothing, 141 3d Levi Herman (H Levi & Co), 109 Cali- funiia Levi H &; Co (Herman and Jacob Levi and Henry Koch), wholesale grocers, 109-115 California Levi I, tailor, 205 2d Levi Joseph, junk, 932 Harrison Levi Jacob (H Levi &. C»), 109 California Levi S (Steiner, Klauber & Co), 206 Front Levi S, tailor, 233 Jackson Leviathan Mining Co, B B Smith S3C, 330 Pine Leviele S L, cigars and tobacco, 1027 Howard Levieux Paul, laundry, 2249^ Mission Levin I & Co, groceries, 15, 16, and 17 Bay City Market Levin J (L Levin & Son), 910 Market Levin L (L I.«vin & 8on), 910 Market Levin L & Sou (Louis nnd Jacob Levin), books and stationery, 910 Market Levin Marie, varieties, 1524 Polk Leviugston Abrain, propr Overland House, 531 and 533 Sacramento LEVINOSTON A. crockery and glass- wan-, 717 Market Levingston Mrs E, fancy goods, 800 Larkiit Levingston L J, groceries, 1010 Polk Leviugston M, phy.siciaii, i-08 Kearny Levinsky M & Co (M fiCvinsky), whole- sale laces and embroidery, 515 Market Levinsohn M (Levinsohn &, Meyer- Btein), 117 and 119Saus<>me Levinsoim ft Meyerstein (M Levinsohn and C Meyerstein), importers dry food', fancy and furnishing goods, 17 and 119 8anaomo Levinson John (Newman & Levinson), 129 Kearny LEVISON BROS (H Levison, J T Bonestell and O Marcus), California Jewelry Co, 134 Sutter LEVISdN H. merchant tailor, 323 Montgomery and 733 Market Levison H (Levison Bros), 134 Sutter Levison Leapold, fancy goods, 809 Lar- kin Levison M, stock broker, 322 California Levison Mark, stationery and paper, 204 Bush Leviston George (W & G Leviston), attorney-at-law, 6 Montgomery ave Leviston W & G, (William and George Leviston), attorneys-at-law, 6 Mont- gomery ave Leviston Wm (W & G Leviston), 6 Montgomery ave Levitzky D (Levy & Levitzky), S06 Montgomery Levrieux Paul, laundry, 939 Folsom nr 4th Levy A, boots and shoes, 530 Pacific Levy A, restaurant, 214 Washington Levy Abraham, second-hand clotliing, 249 3d Levy Adolph, boots and shoes, 138 2d Levy Adolph (A Lnvy & Co), NE cor Washington and Front Levy Adolph & Co (A and J Levy), commission merchants, NE cor Wash- ington and Front Levy Alexandre, liquors, 18 Stockton ijovy A N, furniture and mattresses, NE cor Market and Fell Levy B, bootmaker, 4224 Hayes Levy B, commission merchant, 217 Battery Levy Mis-i Bella, dressmaker, 324) Hayes Levy Benard, fruits, N W cor Geary and Hyde Levy Bros (Isaac and Marx Levy), butchers, 519 Geary Levy Bros (L and H Levy), tinners, 439 Bush Levy Bros, meat market, 519 Geary Levy B W, tailor, 413 I'owell Levy Mrs C, lodgitig-house, 323 Kearny Levy Charles, tailor, 1049 Folsom Levy Charles, auctioneer, 537 California Levy D, sign and show painter, 635 California l.«vy Dave P, saloon, 607 Sacramento Levy 1), pres French Library, 120 Sutter LEVY DAVID L, mfg jeweler, 39 3d Levy, Diauiant, Oppenheimer & Co (xi L Levy, L Diamant and Chas Oppenheimer), wholesale boots and shoes, 107 Battery Levy E, second-hand furniture, stovea, etc, 786 Folsom Levy Mrs Elisabeth, furniture, 106 4th . CALVIN NUTTING t SON, Tubular Wht'clliarrowH. B»lt uud Mriilc« W«rk. M7 Main Street. MteN Fraaelaeo. KUEN Levy Fe Levy H Levy H Levy M; Levy & ket Levy Hi Levy Hj mary Levy H( Mark( Levy H Levy H< Levy H( Levy Hi Levy H &Co) Levy I i Levy I, Levy I ton Levy Is and\ Levy Is Levy Is and 8 Levy Is 222 C Levy J Waal: Levy J Kear Levy J Levy. LEVI Sutt LEVY mfg watc Levy broi< Levy Keai Levy Ben 534 Levy KeiJ Levy Levy Levy Levy Vlti Levy kin Levy Levy son Levy pet Ed LE^ aui m JklLEN TOGGLE t CO. Pacific Coast Hard Woods '^.t^SKT^r- I .H I I 3 /Saw Francisco. 221 Levy Felix, meat market, 1503 Franklin Levy H (Levy Bros), 439 Bush Levy H (Straus 8t Levy), 22 Sansome Levy Mrs Hannah, midwife, 422 3d Levy & Harris, hairdressers, 705|| Mar- ket Levy Harry, clothing, 130 Pacific Levy Hattie, teacher Went Mission Pri- mary School Levy Henry (H Levy So Co), 22 Centre Market Levy H & Co, poultry, 22 Centre Market Levy Henry, grocer, 1225 Mas<>n Levy Henry, second-hand clothing, 141 Levy Herman, capitalist, 206 Bush Levy H L (Levy, Diamant, Oppenheimer & Co), 107 Battery Levy I (J Schweitzer & Co), 514 Clay Levy I. tailor, 205 2d Levy I D, general mdse, 647 Washing- ton Levy Isaac (Levy Bros), S£ cor Qeary and William Levy Isaac, junk, 210 Pacific Levy Isaac (Mierson, Jewell & Co), 828 and 830 Kearny Levy Isaac (Livingston ft Co), 220 and 222 California Levy Jacob (A Levy ft Co), NE cor Washington and Front Levy J, gents' furnishing goods, 617 Kearny Levy Jacqueo, liquors, 422 Sacramento Levy J C, hairdresser, 705^ Market LEVT JOHN (John Levy ft Co), 118 Sutter LEVY JOHN ft CO (John Levy), mfg jew. lers, importer of diamonds, watches, etc, 1 18 Sutter Levy Jules, importer of laces a mu- broideries, 523 Market Levy Julius, furnishing goods, U17 Kearny Levy & Katschinski (T^wis Levy and Benard Katschinski), boots and shoes, 534 Kearny Levy Ijcwis (Levy ft Katschinski), 534 Kearny Levy L (Levy Bros), 439 Bush Levy Louis, tailor, 13 Eddy Levy Ijouis, clothier, 227 Pacific Levy & Levitzky (M B Levy and D Le- vitzky), real estate, 3U6 Montgomery Levy M, tailor, SVV cor Post and Lar- kiii Levy M, hnirdressor, 774 Howard Levy M (Morris Levy ft Co), 142 Jack- son Levy Marcus, sen Ophir Lodge Inde- pendent Order B'uui B'ritn», 121 Eddy LEVY MAKCUS (M Levy ft Co), 18 and 20 Buttery Levy Marks, tailor, 322 16th Levy Mark, horse radish. Bay City Market Levy Mark (Levy ft Co), 226 and 228 4tb Levy Marx (Levy Bros), SE cor Geary and William Levy M B (Levy ft Levitzky), 306 Mont gomery LEVY M & CO (Morris and Marcus Levy), fancy goods and notions, 18 and 2U Battery Levy M ft Co (M Levy and Wm Appel), furniture, 226 and 228 4th Le vy M ichael 8, tailor, 126 Minna LEVY HOBRIS (M Levy ft Co), 18 and 20 Buttery Levy M W (Trobock ft Levy), 420 San- some Levy Natb"-., saloon, 39 Eddy Levy O^oar S, mgr Sherman S Jewett ft Co, 120Batte-y Levy S ft Co (B Beer and S Levy), com- mission merchants, 218 and 220 Washington Levy Sol J, New York and San Fran- cisco Collar Co, 4 Battery Levy Soloman (S Levy ft Co), 218 and 220 Washington Levy Solomon, tailor, 233 Jackson Levy S W, insurance broker, 21 and 23 Battery Levy T, liquors, 422 Sacramento Levy Walter H (Heydenfeldfc, Jefferson ft Levy), attorney-at-law, 318 Pine Lewelling John, pres the Grangers Bank of California, NE cor California and Davis , Lewellyu R, saloon, 14 Clay Lewcnthal J W (Goldberg ft Lewen- thal), 25 4th 1 ewin Mra A, dressmaker, 416 Broadway Lewiii I.Hra«l. tailor, 1517 M u kot Lewiii M, hairdresser aixi cigars and tobacon, 41'.t4th liCwin 1;, hlacUsmiti 18 H.yes Lewis Abe, jucture Irames and looking- glasses, 1206 Stockton Lewis Ad (Michalitsolike Uros & Co), 201 California Lewis A (Mich^ ' t>chko Bros ft Co), 239 Kearny liewis A J (Geo (J Shreve ft Co), 110 Montgomery Lewis Mme Anna. uiropodist, 838 Market Ijewis ft Co, tennisu>r8, 11 Steuart Lewis E & Co (H Olcovich and E Lewis), machine silk, Barbours' linen and lin- ing satins, 27 2d Lewis ft Fisher (R J Lewis and W J Fitther), liquors, 21 1 Kearny Lewis Harry William, propr Central Hotel, 217 Broadway CO CO m HARDWOOD UIMBER I WAGON STOCK, WHITE BROM.. ISA lAMala mua 14 * 1« felvear ctt, M. ¥. D>HIElllORCBOSStCO.." gag.« 222 ta, VeMHaa, •U^ llw all ^H^fim (SarJ Frandaco Lewis Henry L, wholesale groceries, qij^ars, etc, 216 Sacramento Lewis Herman, clothing and barber, SW cor Pacific and Front Lewis H M, watches and jewelry, 655 Clay Lewis J B, real estate, 500 Mont- gomery Lewis John (Lewis & Swift), 215 Spear Lewis John F, tinner and plumber, cor Railroad and 1 6th aves Lewis Joieph, restaurant, 58 Steuart Lewis Loue, carpenter, 1901 Webster Lewis Mrs Luuiae, branch baLery, 476 Haight Lewis M, tailor, 422 Hayes Lewis M M, cigars and tobacco, 620 Market Lewis Myer, real estate and agent, 320 Sansome Lewis Oscar (McCormick, Lewis & Co), 233 Beale LEWIS HBS R 0, dressmaker, 126 Kearny Lewis R G (Lewis & Fisher), 21 1 Kearny Lewis R P, atfcomey-at-law, 100 Mont- gomery LEWIS SAH & CO (Sam Lewis and Louis Wertheimer), cigar mfrs and dealers in leaf tobacco, 24 California Lewis Samuel (Sam Lewis & Co), 24 Cali- fornia Lewis Samuel, saloon, 639 Mission Lewis Selig, glass and pictures, 673 Mission Lewis & Swift (P Swift and John Lewis), lumber, 215 Spear Lewis Wm (Lewis & Co), 30 and 32Cali- f ornia and 9 46 Market LEWIS WM & CO. cigar mfrs, whole- sale, 30 and 32 California and 946 Market Lewis Wm J, attorney -at-Iaw, 104 Montgomery Block Lewitt Mme, physician, 16 Turk Lewitt Wm, phy<>ician, 16 Turk Leydecker & ijunsman (T Wm Ley- decker and J H Lunsman), saloon, 631 Davis Leydecker T Wm, saloon, 1 Clay Leydecker T Wm (Leydecker & Luns- man), 631 Davis Libbey J G (Commercial Soap Co), 223 Sacramento Libbey M Lawrnnce, dentist, 10 Geary Libby S, b6atbuilder, 230 Steuart Liberty Hall, 861 Market Library B'uai B'ritb, J Gans librarian, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Liohau Mrs £, dressmaking, 756 How- ard Licht Louis, sec Ladies' Hebrew Mutual Benevolent Association, 121 Eddy Licht Louis, dry gf>ods, 145 2d Lichtenberg Chas B, watchmaker, 644 Washington Lichtenberg W (Degener & Co), 308 California Lichtenstein Benj, general merchandise, 702 and 704 Kearny Lichtenstein B H, watches and jewelry, and pawnbroker, 221 Kearny LICHTENSTEIN L H, pawnbroker, 820 Kearny Lichtenstein Morris, mfr ladies' under- wear, 9 Dup')nt Lichtenstein M B (M B Lichtenstein & Co), 101-105 Battery UCHTENSTEIN M B & GO (M B Lichtenstein and A P Craner), dia- monds, watches and jewelry, whole- sale, 101-105 Battery Lichtenstein M H, pawnbroker, 617 Washington Lichtenstein Sol, clothing, 214 6th LICK HOUSE. W F Harrison mgr, F W Haubrick mgr of restaurant, w s Mont|;omery bet Sutter and Post LICK HOUSE RESTAURANT. F W Haubrick, Montgomery bet Sutter and Post Lick John H (Such & Co), 35 Eddy Lick Paper Co, Santa Clara Co, Cal, Frank H McCormick pres, Frederick N Delanoy sec, office 109 California Lickel M M, bootmaker, 102 Jackson Liddell J, coffee saloon, cor Drumm and Market Liddle & Kaeding (Robert Liddle and Charles Kaeding), gun, pistol and rifle mfrs, 538 Washington Liddle Robert (Liddle & Kaeding), 638 Washing on Lidstrom Chas G, insurance broker, 401 California Lieb C F, propr California Printing Office, 535 Clay Lieb Warren, printer, 536 Clay Liebenl)erg A H, groceries, NE cor 4th and Bryant Liebermann Theodore, stock broker, 331 Montf^omery Liebes Itros 8c Co (Louis and Jacob Liebeb and Nathan Meyer), importers and m.iiiufacturersof cigars, 14 and 16 Fremont Liobes Herman (H Licbes & Co), 111 and 113 Montyiimery T.rRiyRa H & CO (Herman Lie1)cs and Chas J Behlow), impurtcrti of skins and mfrs and dcaU^is in fancy furs, 1 1 1 and 1 13 Montgomery Liebes Jacob (Liebes Bros a, Co), 14 and 16 Fremont Liebes Louis (liebes B )S & Co), 14 and 16 Fiemont LEBBIO DR ft 00. (Archibald C Stod- dart M D), 405 Mason CO CO CO CO CO CO OR I I 00 GO (0 o o o CAIVIN NUTTING i SON, ManaftftPtarera all kladn IROW WOKK, )M7 Mala Mtreet, Maa Fraaelaco imi. HIGGLE t CO.. VEWEEW8 "alBSSK.'^ » I a f 00 1 I . San Francisco. 223 Liebold ft Eul (O Liebold and Wm Eal), ovster house, 7 Stockton Liebold O (Liebold & Eul), 7 Stockton Liebschutz Chas, propr Elite Restaurant, cor Montgomery and Pine Liekefelt August, saloon, NE cor Wash- ington and Kearny Lieker Fred Tj, cigars and tobacco, 539 <,'lay Liesen M, sec Grocers' Protective Union, SW cor Montgomery and Clay Liewsnfeld P, billiard mfr, 945 Folsom "Light for All," Mr and Mrs A S Win- chester editors, 304 Stockton Lightburne & Bro (J and S Lightburne), mfra of water filters, 320 Sansome Lightburne J (Lightburne & Bro), 320 Sansome Lightburne S (Lightburne k Bro), 320 Stnsome Lighthall Harvester Co, 429 4th Lightner Joel F, mining sec, room 58, 309 Montgomery Ligon Leopold (Stork t Ligon), 445 Bush LIOVRU PASTE MANUFAC- TORY. 214 and 216 Broadway LUJENTHAL & 00 (^. R and J L Lilienthal), wholesale liquors, com- mission mercnants and graiu commis- sion, 100 and 102 Front Lilienthal E (C Mangels & Co), SW cor 3d and Mission LILIENTHAL E R (Lilienthal & Co), 100 and 102 Front Lilienthal Henry (H Ebbinghausen & Co), groceries, 2442 Mission Lilienthal Herman, butcher, 338 6th LILIENTHAL J L (Lilienthal & Co), too and 102 Front LILIENTHAL P Ni cashier Angl >- Califomian Bank, NE cor Sansome and Pine IILUNBERO ft BRO (Peter and Swan Liljeuberg), oorriagemakers, 938 Harrison HUENBERG PETER (Liljenberg & Bro), 938 Harrison LILJENBERO SWAN (Liljenberg & Bro), 938 Harrison Lilkendey S W, liquors, cor Powell and Francisco Lill A H, saloon, 16 E.ldy lille A, liquors, 1413 Dupont IILLE CHARLES, tallow works, cor Bay and Webster Lillie Louis, mining sec, 607 Washington Linari John, wood and coal, 1210 Stock- ton LnifCOLN & CO (G«o S Lincoln), tem- perance grocers, 1801 Polk cor Wash- ington Lincoln G H (Lincoln & Parkin), 2910 16th Lincoln Hall, 71 New Montgomery LINCOLN JEROME, vice-pres Secur- ity Savings Bank, 215 Sansome Lincoln ft Parkin (G H Lincoln and G A Parkin), groceries, 2910 16th Lincoln Post, No 1, G A R, Sander's Hall, 71 New Montgomery Lincoln School. I K Wilson principal, cor 5th and Market Lincoln Sash, Door and Blind Mill, Eu- reka, Cal, Dempster ft Keys agts, 202 Market Lincoln S Harry, wood, coal and grocer- ies, cor Hayea and Gough Lind Chas (Malter, Lindft Co), 419 Cal- ifornia Lind's Alameda Express, A W Lind propr, 331 East Lindacher ft Stadtfeld (P Lindacher and W C Stadtfeld), furnishing goods, 34 Montgomery Lindacher Paul (Lindacher ft Stadtfeld), 34 Montgomery Lindauer Gustav, wood and coal, 526 4th Lindecker J H, tailor, 785 Folsom Lindel House, A Swift propr, 22U 3d Lindell Lodging-House, S W cor 6th and Howard Lindemann C H (C H Lindemann ft Co), 13 Trinity Lindemann C H ft Co (C H Lindemann and CFG Pingel), mfg jewelers, 13 Trinity Lindenbaum J, boots and siioes, 943 Market Lindenborn Chas S, varieties, 1330 Pa- cific Lindenstrat H, dry goods, 638 Fil bert 'V INDEPENDENTE" (semiweek ly), Fanciula ft Zeiro (Julio Fanciola and £ G Ziero), proprs, 439 Jack son Lindley C H, attorney -at-law, 508 Mont gomery Lindley ft Co, wholesale grocers. Sacra mento, ofhee 405 Front Lindley Gifford W, carpenter, 660 Mis sion Lindner J, clothing, 345 Kearny Lindo J (J Lindo ft Co), 609 and 61 1 California Lindo J ft Co (J Lindo), auctioneers and commission merchants, 609 and 611 California Lindow John F, tailor, 913 Pacific Lindrum Otto,f urniture and upholsterer, 1059 Market Lindsey ft Goetze (Thomas Lindsey and W M Goetze), groceries, SW cor 20th and Guerrero Lindsey Thomas (Lindley ft Goetze), SW cor iMltb aud Guerrero CO 01 c CO c > o o 2? CO CO CO CO CO 1 UIDnUinni l IIIIDCD WHITB BROB.. is a is Main and 14 * 1« Hmar nAnlllfUUD LUIIlDtn, •t.».F. •mU., Ash. lUek«ry. Mayle. Cherry. «to. Wfimmm lOlllS BBiVEHHHH & CO., ^..a Fr«»eK ci.^i»; At«rllBC MlTArware 1 19 Montgomery St. 224 San Francisco. n wK «w Co 8 B g H til Lindsey William L, real estate, 509 Cal- ifornia Liudskog Henry M, cigars and tobacco, 213 Montgomery Lindaley Cliiford W, blockmaker, 648 Mission Lindull John Martin, saloon, NE cor Clay and Drumm Linehan Daniel, barber, 563 Howarr'^ Linehan John, groceries, cor 23d and Do- lores Linehink Mrs Mary, saloon, 40 .^st Linforth Alfred, sawmaker, SlSo'ackson Linforth E H (Linforth & Wood), 411 Mission Linforth Edward J, attomey-at-law, 401 California Linforth Edward W (Linforth, Rice & Co) 325 Market, UNf ORTH JAMES (Linforth, Bice &Co ). 325 Market LINFORTH. RICE ft CO (James Linforth, V\'m A Kice and Edward W Linforth), hardware, agricultural im- plements, tiles, bells (Black Diamond), (church, schoulhouse and fire), mining Bteel,sugar-cane mills and eviiporators, steam engines, coffee and spice mills (Enterprise), woodenware, saw mills (Blymyer), windmills and pumps (Ent rprise), lawn mowers, Zimmer- man's power meat cutter, Zimmer- man's fruit dryer, 325 Market Linforth & Wood (E H Linforth and Geo Wood), carpenters, 41 1 Mission Link Harry O (Geo R Starr & Co), 308 and 310 Washington Linkan John, liciiiors, 401 Sutter Linkendey O W, liquors, SW cor Pow- ell and Francisco Linn Jacob, liquors, 1306 Dupont Lint Peter F, butcher, 2306 Howard Li 'H Mi« Alice, bakerv, 111 5th UOK FIRE INSURANCE CO OF LONDON, see The Lion Fire Insur- ance Co Lionel Mme Lena, fortune teller, 867 Mission Lipnian Aaron, jewelry, 26 4th Lipman C W, upholstery, 1607 Geary Lipmun H, commission merchant, 202 Washington Lipmun & Hyman (Joseph Lipman and Jacob Hyman), barbers, 403 Pine Lipman Joseph (Lipman & Hyman), 403 Pine* Lipman Morris, junk, 053 Folsom Lipman S W (Dtckelman & Lipman), 413 California Lippe B, saloon, 712 Pacific LIPPI A (Lippi Bros), 749 Market LIFPI BROS (P and A Lippi), picture frames, mouldings and mirrors, 749 Market LIPFI P (Lippi Bros), 749 Market Lippitt, Leak & Co (Phil Lippitt, M Leak and John Fulton), mfrs of glass, 22 Sutter Lippitt Phil (Lippitt, Leak ft Co), 22 8utter Lippman Bros (Solomon and Hyman Lippman), dry goods, cor 16th and Valencia and 443 Hayes Lippman Hyman (Lippman Bros), 443 Hayes Lippman J, watches, clocks and jewelry, 517 Kearny Lippman Sol (Lippmtin Bros), 443 Hayes Lipsher George, brushes and feather dusters, 238 Market Lique National? Francaise, library and reading rooms, 120 Sutter LISBON CHOP HOUSE. Francisco Olivero, 503 Davis Lissak A H (White ft Lissak), 312 California LITCHFIELD J M & CO (J M Litch- field), merchant tailor and fumishintr goods , 415 Montgomery LTTCHFIELD J H (J M Litchfield ft Co), bank commissioner, 415 Mont- gomery Little £ J (Little ft Lawson), 603 Bat- tery and 306 Jackson Little John T, real estate and money broker, 314 Montgomery Little & Lawson (C £ J Little and J C Lawson), stpves and tinware, 603 Battery and 306 Jackson Little Miss M F, teacher Haight Gram- mar School Little Sister's Infant Shelter (kinder- garten), 512 Minna nr 6th Little William, carpenter and builder, 122 Geary LITTLE WM H (Woodin ft Little), 421 Market Littli field, Allison ft Co (S Little- field, D E Allison and A Goidthwait), commission merchants,301)-313 Wash- ington Littlefield Mrs F W, dressmaking, 131 Post Littlefield Sheldon (Littlefield, Allison ft Co), 30!)-315 Washington Littlewood E, wood and coal, 128 O'Far- rell Litzius A (Nichols ft Litzius), 431 Turk Livermore Obadiah, real estate agt, 137 Montgomery LIVERPOOL. LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE CO, see The Liverpool, London and (i^Iobe Insurance Co Livingston ft Co (L Livingston, Isaac Levy, A P Williams and Joseph May), liquors, 220 and 222 California Livingston David (Livingston ft Sond- heitner), 1420 Polk CALVIN NUniNu t SON, «]SIK1>EU«I, JAIL A!HI» PB.VCR WOKK. )tit7 Main Utreet, Hop FrunelMso. AUEI t6 I s I 00 1 I Living Living Mon Living ftCi Living 222 ( Living ••W( Sacr Living: ingst good Livingi LLE^ Foui 136 1 LLE' DEH COM tary, Lloyd < cor C Lloyd I forni lloy; Wooi Mont LLOY] Willi . room Loaiza Calif Loane , Lobe E Murl Lobe, ^ L'Sa 615] Lobons LOBE] Onei Lohos Park Lnbos I: Lochba tory, Loch lie giue£ Locke I at re, Kear Locko ,. Locke Thon Liickw< Loderli 215 'J tioeb A Loeb Loeb N Loeber ing C Loesecl HARH 15 ""ip IIICII TlirCIC 9 nn HIrkonr, oak. AhH. TrhltiMl|ro««1, Maple. Stc. MLLCIlt rUtiULC & uU.f N««. 1M nnU )I«» Mpi^ar Htr«ft. Han VranrlMro. o o 1^ Saw Francisco. 225 Livingston Isaac, upholstery, 902 Larkin Livingston James M, real estate, 331 Montgomery Livingston John (Lowenthal, Livingston & Cu), 32U California Livingston L (Livingston & Go), 220 and 1'22 California Livingston Mrs Lnis, associate fditor "Woman's Herald of Industry," res Sacramento Livingston & Sondheimer (David Liv- ingston and Moses Koudheimer), dry goods, 420 Polk Livingstone N. jank, 42 Ist LLEWELLTN BEESE. Columbia Foundry, 135 and 137 Beale and ViO- 13(1 Main LLEWELLTN STEAM CON- DENSER HANUFACTUBINQ COMPANY, Charles E Allen, secre- tary, 33U Pine Lloyd Chas 11 (Cutter, Lloyd & Co), SE cor Clay and Davis Lloyd John, attorney -at-law, 411^ Cali- fornia LLOTD REUBEN H. (Lloyd & Wood), attorney-at-law, room 9, 309 Montgomery LLOTB & WOOD (R H Lloyd and Willi.im S Woi d), nttorneys-at-law, rooms 9, 1"J, 13, 30 J Montgomery lioaiza W, commia^ion murchaut, 323 California Loane J M, liquors, 420J 6th Lobe Kmile (Lobe, Suliugcr & Co), 515 Market Lobe, Salinger & Co (Emile Lobe and A USalinger), novelties and fancy good^, 515 Market Lobcnstein Marcus, varieties, 1528 Turk LOBENSTEIN SOLOMON, proprietor Oriental Market, ItiUO Post Lol>os School, cor Point Ljbos ave nr Parker ave Lohos Square Park, Chestnut ave Lochbiium A H, jewelry case mauufac- ti>ry, 134 Sutter Lochhead John, machinist and civil en- gineer, 227 Si)eai' Lockti Chas K, propr Bush Street The- atre, 8 s Bush bet Montgomery and Kearny Locko J P (Locke & Tiiomaa), 670 Mission Locke & Tliomas (J P Locke and H Thomas), blacksmitlis, (>70 Mission Lockwood A H, s.iloon, 401) 4tli Loilerhouse A (Mueter & Loderhouse), 215 2d Loeb Aaron (J V Loon & Co), 204 5th Loeb Henry, butcher, 1100 Clay Loeb N variiities, 20t 5th Loeber Herman, sec Phoiuix Silver Min- ing Co, 308 California Loesecke P V, stock-broker, 312 Pine Loew Aaron, tailor, 14 Turk Loewe Bros (H Loewe, Moses Siegel, Jacques Blum), importers and jubbers liquors, 217 Buttery Loewe H (Loewe Bros), 217 Battery Loewel A & Co, butchers, stall 12 S F Market Loawenhayn H & Co (H and Lauinger Loeuenhayn), foreign and California fruits', nuts, etc, 428 Sansome Loewenhayn Hemy (H Loewenhayn & Co), 428 Sansome Loewenhayn Lauinger (H Loewenhayn & Co), 428 Sansiime Loewentliol Joseph, second-hand cloth- ing, 927 Market Loewy Wm, attorney-at-Iaw, 507 Mont- gomery Lofstad Chas, picture frames, 815 Mar- ket Lofxtad John N, furrier, 813 Market Loftis J (Bitter ft Loftis), 250 Sutter Loftus Jehu, groceries, 225 8th Loftus M A, prison-keeper and sergeant, Old City Hall LOOAN ALEXANDER, horse collar manufacturer, 550 4th Logan A D, vice pres the Grangers' Bank of California, NE cor California and Davis Logan James F, carpenter, 838f Na- toma Lo^an John, liquors. Mission nr Coart- land ave LOGAN M H> physician, 318 Sutter Lohmann & Frerichs (Henry Lohmann and Martin Frerichs), gruceries and fruitu, 156 and 164 9th Lohmann Henry (Lohmann ft Frerichs), 156 and 164 9th LOHBMANN J & CO (J Lohrmann and D Siemer), California Pickle Fac- tory, 46 Clay Lohrmann J (J Lohrmann ft Co), 46 rl«y LOHSE J F> secretary California and Hercules Powder Works, 230 Cali- forniii Lohscu D, saloon, junction Market and Hayes Loiseau Adolphe, editor of the "Cour- rier De San Francisco" Publishing Co Loker 3d Lolor Wm T, cigars and tobacco, 256 Chas P, ship and freight broker, and forwarding agt, 30 and 31 Mer- chant's Exchange Lombard Street Primary School, Lom- bard nr Baker Lombard Warehouse, T P Carvell propr, cor Sansome and Lombard I Lombardi Cherubino, restaurant, 706 Montgomery CO ifa CO m m C3 CO UARRWnnn IIIMRFD WIHTEUKOil. 1»* is main ami 14 Jk lAtKpear 15 ODD FtUOWS' SUPPIIES. MMONle TMMiple, M*. • Fwt Wtraet. ». r. 226 San Frandaco. London Mrs Annie, coffee saloon, 248 4th LONDON ASSURANCE CORPO- RATION (of London), (Fire) Robert Dickson manager, 441 California London and California Mining Co (lim- ited) of London, William Johnj mffr, 320 Sansome London Henry (Gerson & London), 611 Sansome London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co of Liverpool, Balfour, Guthrie & Co general agtd, 316 California London of London Insurance Co of Eng- land, W Lane Booker att 'rney. Root Dickson mj);r, cor California and Montgomery London and Northwestern Fire Insur- ance Co of M.muhester, England, E A Halsey & Co general agts, 41 1 Califor- nia London Provincial Marine Insurance Co, Hutchinson & Mann agts, 322 and 324 California London and Provincial Fire Insurance Co (limited), Harry W Syz general agt, 220 and 222 California London and San Francisco Bank (lim- ited), Arthur Scrivener mgr, 424 Cal- ifornia London Tea Co, F W Runge, 40 3d Long Charles, bakery and varieties, 930 Washington cor Powell Long Claude, hardware, 654 Washing- ton Long Fred, cabinetmaker, 203 Leaven- worth Long M (D Block ft Co*/, 107 Sansome Long S F, physician, Chronicle Building LONG S H, piano manufactory, 1815 Washington Long Thomas, salooi, 34 Minna Longhead's Hall, 1605 Polk Longley G W, sign painter, 332 Bush Longshore Men^s Union, K R B Hall, 861 Market Longtin J B, boots and shoes, III 7th Longwill John (Stevenson & Lang will), 603 Market Loomis Geo, furnishing goods and cloth- ing. 706-720 Kearny Loomis Henry B, attorney-at-law, room 76, 309 Montgomery Loouey John (U)oney & McCallion), 140 2d- Lo mey & McCallion (John Looney and J J McCallion), saloon, 140 2d Loorya Marcus, tailor, 231 Pacific Lopes J, botanist. 734 Montgomery Lopez J, furniture and bedding and crockery, 610 Vallejo Lopresti A, restaurant, 17 and 19 Powell Lopresti A, fruits and vegetables, S£ ' cor Howard and 15th ' Lord A J, painter, 789 Mission Lord Etlwin (J E Mitchell & Co), 230 and 232 14th LORD SALLIE. Cosmetic Bazaar, 22^ Stockton LORD T H, manager The Co-opera- tive Watch Repairing Company, 331 Kearny Loreutz R, coffee saloon, 7 Stockton Lorentzen A P, insurance agt and ship broker, 4 Steuart Lorenz L, broker, 322 California Loretz Madam A M, corsetmaker, 109 Ellis ,, , Lorillard Insurance Co of New York, Jennings & Stillmann agts, 317 Cali- fornia Loring Mrs Emma, dressmaker, 112 O'Farrell Loring Mrs H G, dressmaker, 112 O'Farrell Loroth J (J Loroth & Co), 704 and 706 Market and 587 Geary Loroth J & Co (J Loroth, Wm and M Halpin), dry goods, 704 and 706 Mar- ket and 587 Geary Lorquin Ernest F, taxidermist, 410 Kearny Loryea A M, physician and propr Ham- mam Baths, II and 13 Dupont Loskay Frank J, saloon and billiards, 8-12 Eddy LOSSIUS RUDOLPH, pound keeper, California between Walnut and Laurel Lothrop J J, blacksmith, 1504 Vallejo Lothrop W R (H F Smith & Co), 225 Kearny Lottritc Maria E, groceries, 29^' 16th Louch James, liquors, 514 Missiou Lauderback Davis, attorney-at-law, 607 Kearny Loudon Oberlin, tobacco and cigars, 220 2d Loudon W M, agt Studebecker's Pat- tern s, 2 24 Stookt'm LOUOHBOROUOH A H (Loughbor- outrh & Newhall), 507 Moutgomery LOUaHBDROUOH & NEWHALL (A H Loughboriugh &, W Mnyo New- hall), attorneys-at-Iaw, 607 Mont- gomery Lmghead John, paints, oils and hard- ware, 1601 and 1603 Polk Loughran J (Kennedy & Loughran), NE cor Market and Taylor Loughran H, receiver Dime Savings Bank) NE cor Market and Taylor Loughran Thos (Breeze 8t Loughran),' 221 and 223 Clay Loughran Thomas F ( Loughran & Wolf), 420 and 422 Davii Loughran ft Wolf (T F Loughran and J W Wolf), commission morchauts, 420 and 422 Davis c«o CO CO CO CO CO CQ a o s €0 1 I I! BO u PRISON CELLS, "STJSiKi^S'J"'- CALVIN NUHING t SON. HARD) ULEN TUGGIE t CO. Pacific Coast Harl Woods %t%»xr 06 I I CO o 1 I I! I o o ^oTi fVancMoo. 227 Louideok Mrs Mary, florist, 1220 Stook- tou Louis J A, second-hand furniture, 1048 Howard bet 6th and 7th Louta M, bootmaker, 614 California Louisson M (M S Orinbaum ft Co), 214 California Louisson Morris, clothing,, 523 Kearny Loupe Leopold (Castle Bi-'js t Loupe), 213-217 Front Loup Henry, meat market, 1100 Clay Louterbach 8t Chamberlia (Chas Lout- erbachandJ P Chamberlin), liquors, 993 Market Love O A, saloon, 1034 Market Love John L, attorney-at-law, 230 Pine Loveioy E B, ship carpenter, 36 8teuart Loveland L F, stock broker, 326^ Mont- gomery Lovell Mrs A, lodging-house, 703 Mar- ket Lovell E C (E C Lovell & Co), 436 Mon tgomery LOVELL F Mf fancy goods and agent for 8 P Taylor's system, etc, 200 Post Lovely G S, 'boarding and lodging, 605 and 607 Pine Lovely Mark, restaurant, 650 Market Lovett Wm E, assistant district attor- ney, room 59, Appraiser's Building Low A F, attorney, 530 California Low C A, attorney-at-law, 23 Mont- gomery Block Low C A & Co, agta American Sugar ReKnery, 208 C tlifomia LOW C ADOLPHE (NV W Montague & Co and C Adofphe Low & Co), 112 Battery and 208 California Low C Adolphe It Co (C Adolphe and Geo A Low, £ L G Steele and Ells- worth Westervclt), shipping and commission merci:ants, 208 California Low F F, pres Sutter Street Railroad LOW FBEDERIGB: W. manager Anglo-Culiforaian £ ank, northeast comer Sansome and Fine Low George A (C Adolphe Low & Co), pres American Sugar Refinery, 208 California Low J B, mining engineer, 331 Mont- gomery Lowe S, shirt mfr, 323 Kearny LOWELL Fi cigars and tobacco and advertising agt, 432 and 522 California Lowell N li, propr Eagle Warehouse, 15 and 17 Davis Lowenberg H, attorney-at-law and notary public, 30t> Montgomery Lowenberg I (Meyerstein, Lowenberg ft Co), 109 Sansome Lowenberg W (Kullmann ft Co). 313 Montgomery Lowenstein Isaac, boots and shoes, 931 Kearny and 1208 Stockton Lowenthal H H, attorney-at-law, 411' California Ijowenthal Joseph, clothing, 927 Market Lowenthal, Livingston ft Co (MS Lowenthal and John Livingston), shipping and commission merchants, 320 California Lowenthal M S (Lowenthal, Livingston ft Co), 320 California Lower Comstock Mining Co, Geo R Spinney sec, 310 Pine Lowery Henry, bootmaker, 405 Brannan Lownes Mrs, lodging house, 313 4th Lowney D D (Jerry Lowney ft Son), 426 9th Lowney Dennis (T Lowney ft Sons), SE cor 8th and Howard LOWNET JERRY ft SON (D D Lowney), carriage manufactory, 426 ' boots and shoes and boot- maker, 101 6th and 1911 Fillmore Luchetti Francisco, restaurant, 519 Davis Luchsinger Jacob (J B Luchsinger ft Son), 710-718 Minna Luchsinger John B (John B Luchsinger ft Sou), 710-718 Minna Luchsinger John B ft Son (John B and Jacob Luchsinger), furniture fac- tory, 710-718 Minna LT7CKE Hi bootmaker and importer, 40 Geary LTJCKHARDT C A. manager Nevada Metallurgical Works, 23 Stevenson, branch office 12 Leidetsdorfif CO C > z o o o en O > r 11 O PI n H > Z ■n > z 2 5 o o HMDWOOD LUMBER. WHITK BR4»M., l» « tS Mala aii4 14 A til H^mr Mt. M. V Bo«t mock. Oak Plituk aad Tlviber iOUIS BBWEHimN t CO . ^.!l!?yin;K?»yAVrw, 1 1 9 "iSSTi" 228 San Francisco. I i: H hit u LTJCKHABDT C A ft CO. Nevada Metallurgical Works and anaayera, '23 Stevenson, branch office 1*2 Leidea- dorff Luco Jnan M, real estate, 84 Montgom- ery Block Lucy Anthony (Smith, Lucy & Co), 405 Front Lucy G R & Co, soap works, SE cor i)th and Prnnnan, office 123 California Ludemanu Frederick, Pacific Nursery, cor I'taker and Lombard Ludemann Henry, bootmaker, 420 Broadway Luders Otto, saloon, 607 Davis Ludington Chaa, cigars, NE cor Howard and 3d Ludor if Julius, liquors, SW cor Wash- ington and Front Ludovici F W, consnl of Brazil, sec G >8 Consumers Association and sec Improved Machinery Co, 202 Bush Liidowsky John, liiiuors, 5'S Merchant LUdWIQ APAMt prop. lor Vienna Sausage Manufactory, 3 i^tockton Lueders Frederick B, architect, 724) Market Luedi'rsdorff Wm, grocer, NE cor 7th and Natoma Lue mann E (Cook & Luesmann), 9 Hardie Place Lncss C, plumber and gasfitter, 631 4th Luffer Joseph, carpenter, 20(i 16th LUGSDIN JAY. manager for R G Dun & Co, Mercantile Agency, 320 Califor- nia Luhmensen Mrs Wm, bakery, 256 1st Luhr W, wh tener, 238 Pitch Luhrs D, groceries, cor Golden Gate ave and Buchanan Luhrs John (John Luhrs & Co), 607 Clay L.hra John & Co (John Luhrs and Julius Buhler), wholesale and retail liquors, 607 Clay Luhrs N C (Wheatou & Luhrs), 210 Front Luhrs Richard (Luhrs & Schrader), NW cor Pacific and Mason Luhrs & Schrader (Richard Luhru an^) J W Schrader), groceries, MW c( r Pacific and Mason Luhrseu Dietridi, bootmaker, 222) 2d Lulirsen Richard, bootmaker, 222| 2(1 Lui^ilagomarsinu , bootmaker, 708 Montgomery ave Luketick C F, fruits, 134 Hayes liUkin J A, saloon, 416 California Lumliermen's Pr tective As-sociation, Sander's Hall, 71 New Moiitiiomery Lumstein & Holtz (Wm Liun.stein and Jacob PI oltz), junk, 233 6th ..»....v.... „„„.. Lumstein Wm (Lumstein & Holtz), 233 Luther J R (Greenbaum k Co), 116 and 6th I 117 Bush Luna Romulo, restaurant, 1236 Dupont Lund H C, coffee saloon, 428 Keurny Lund Henry (Henry Lund & Co), 214 California Lund Henry & Co (Henry Lund, Hora- tio Beveridge ond Marinus C Lund), importing, shipping and commission merchants, 214 California Lund Marinus C (Henry Lund & Co), 214 California Lund N M, ooffee saloon, 615 Montgom- ery LUNDBEftG N Pt proprietor Scandi- navian Hotel, 28 and 30 Clay and 7 Mercliant LUyDBOBOJ A W, dentist, 123 Stockbi^n Lunden Fred, groceries, SE cor Oak and Oct a via Lundie H, second-hand furniture, 360 3d Lundin Mrs A C, bakery, 248 4th Lundquiiit John G (Von Arx St Lund- quist), 14 Geary Lundstrom J A & Co (John A Lund- Strom), merchandise broker, 303 Sao- jramento Lundstrom John A (J A Lundstrom & Co), 303 Sacramento Lundy David, furniture and carpets, 82!» Market LTm'DT THOMAS, watches, clocks and jewelry, 7 and 9 3d LUNINO J NICHOLAS (P E Ricbter & Cu), 109 California Luning Nicholas, capitalist, room 4, 21 1 Sansome Lunsman J H (Leydecker & Lnnsman), 631 Davis LUNT At dancing academy, Rad Men's Hall, 320 Post Lupke Michael, bootmaker, Railroad ave near 6th ave Lusinchi P (Lusin. hi k Tavolara), stall ti Clay Street Market Lusinchi & Tavolara (P Lusinchi and J Tavolara), fish, stall 6 New Clay Street Market Lusk A (A Lusk & Co), 534 and 536 Clay and 423-4.S3 Brannan Lusk A & Co (Albert Lusk, John Klein- haus and William Jacobs), canned goods, ipfy 423-433 Brannan, office 5;M and 536 Clay Lusmann Philip, mgr Pacific Jute Mfg Co, 204 Front Lustig Hi-nry L A, cigars and tobacco, 19 Pacific Luti^eu John (Wichmau & Lutgen), 321 Clay Luther Hana, nliotographer, 444A 3d f^ Luther John B (J Greeuebaum &, Co). 115 and 117 Bush PRISON CEUS, F«'iin«^M and HrMare Work. M7 main titr««*t, M. V. CUVIN NUTTING i SON. >UEH. TUBCIE t CO.. OBEGDII >SH WD IHPLE.'tf.y,'"'*'' "^ FnMi«lM«*. I O Pi & i (Sfan Francisco. 229 Lutjens Hermann W, groceries, NE cor 2oth and Miuion Luttioken Frank, cigars and tobacco, 86 0th Luttritiger Emile, liquors, 1010 Mar- ket Luty F E, mining sec, 330 Pine Luty J' S, real estate, rooms 3 and 4, 330 Pine Lntz J C, meat market, 135 Oak Lutz John C, bakery, cor Mason and Chestnut Lutzen Charles, liquors, 903 Kearny Lux Charles (Miller & Lux), pres Kern Valley Water Co, 533 Kearny Lux Frank A (Bach & Lux), 635 and 537 Sacramento Lybrand G F (J L Faust t Co). 536 and 538 California Lydon Daniel, house and sign painter, 2» 6th Lydon Patrick, fruits and vegetables, 1071 Bryatit Lyford Mrs Lottie A, propr Appleton House, 33 5th Lyle W S, mining, room 11, 309 Mont- gomery Lyman J C, mining, 202 Market Lynch Bros (David and James Lynch), liquors, 117 4th Lynch B, painter, 255 3d Lynch Dan (Lynch & Driscoll), 10th ave l>et P and Q Lynch David, stock yard, e a 10th nr Market Lyncli David (Lynch Bros), 1 17 4th Lynch & Driscoll (Daniel Lynch and John Driscoll), tanners, 10th ave Let P and Q Lynch Edward, attomey-at-law, 324 Pine Lynch H H, real estate, 320 Snnsome Lynch H T(C«ulfield & Lynch), 450 J 3d Lynch Mrs Hannah, groceries, 470 Te- hama Lynch James (Lynch Bros), 117 4th LxNCH J D. af-'cnt Biirtlctt Springs Miikcral Wat«'r, 20 Stockton Lynch J K, exchange teller First Xa- tional Gold Hank Lynch J VV (Burnham & Lynch), 11.34 Market Lynoh Michael, attorney -at-law, 502 Montgomery Lynch Michael, carpenter, 433 3d Lynch Michael, liquors, 5 Berry Lynch P, brick nitr. Pacific Wharf Lynch Patrick, coal, 010 Larkiii Lynch Peter (English ft Lynch), 228 Mission Lynch Peter, carpenter, 773 Mission Lynch Mrs Sarah, saloon, 73 Jessie Lynch Timothy, plumbing and g. .slit- ting, 1018 Stockton LYNCH W ]I> house and sij;^ painter, paiMfr hnn|);ing and whitening, 265 3d Lynde & Hough (W C Lynde and H M Hough), commission merchants, 416 and 418 Davis Lynde J E, stationery, 1432 Broadway Lynde Wm C (Lynde ft Hough), 418 Davis LYNN PATRICK, aaloon, 1010 Mis- sion Lynn Thomas P, 635 Stevenson Lyon James E, mining, 314 Montgomery Lyon J J, Secret«ry of the Veterans' Home Association, 10 California Lyon J L (Lyon ft Kinsey), 314 Mont- gomery Lyon ft Kinsey (J L Lyon and Charles VV Kinsey), auctioneers, office 314 Montgomery LYON S B (Starbird ft Goldstone), 101- 107 Market LYON WALTER B. grand secretary (jrund Ijodge and grand scribe Grand Encampment Independent Order of Odd Fellows, 325 M<>ntcomery LYONS ARTHUR WN. silver sur- gical instruments, 3*25^ Bush Lyons Charles, merchant tailor, 1218 Market Lyons Ernest G (Lyons L G ft Co), 506- 610 Jackson Lyons E G ft Co (Ernest G Lyons and Julius Muyer), wholesale liquors,506- 510 Jackson Lyons (ieo W, liquors, 029 Bryant bet 6th and 7th LYONS J M, grocer, NE cor Pine and Hyde Lyons John, saloon, 50 2d Lyons Mrs Mary, dressmaking, 730 Howard Lyons Michael, lodging-house, 1027 Market LYSER ALBERT & CO, publisher "Pttcitic School Journal," S38 Mar- ket Lyser .Tacob, barber, 2003 Fillmore Lytgcns J \V li, cigars and tobacco, 18^ 5th MAACK ERNEST (Stak ft Maack), 305 and 307 Steuart Maack Ernst, liquors, SW cor Kearny and Culifomia Maas Fred (H Atzeroth and F Maas), 1708 Fillmore Maas Jacob, stoves and tinware, 1033 Folsom MAAS ft WOEST (August Maas and Louis Woest), groceries, 1423 Powell Maass Henry, saloon, 139 Beale 7^ cfarlane E C ft Co (E C Macfarlane), publishers of "The Wasp," 540 and 642 California MACK A (J J Mack ft Co), II Front Mack Enibt, beer convent and billiard saloon, 601 California Mack James, cigars and tobacco, 1043 J Market bet 6th and 7th MACK J J (J J Mack ft Co), druggist, II Front MACK J J ft CO (A and J J Mack and L Guggenhime), wholesale drag- gist', II Front Mack Miss N, cloak and dressmaking, 119 Post Maok S (Frank Goldsmith ft Co), 1 San* some Mac'Kay and Revolution Mining Co, Chas C Harvey sec, 309 California MacKcnzie ft Gilbertson, commission merchants, 123 California MaoKeii/ie J, stock broker, 210 Mont* gomery MACKENZIE JNO R. manoger Singer Manufacturing Company, 116 Sut- ter Mackenzie Rev Robt, Howard Street I'resbytorian Church, 719-729 Mis- sion MACKAT ALEXANDER, carpets. oilcloths and carpet factory, 715 Market Macker Frank A, saloon, NW cor Du- pont and CFurrell Mackey Mrs M, bakery, 605 Post Mackey P, loduing-house, 919 Battery Mackintosh Robert, physician, 1013 Mission bet 6th and 7th Macky Mrs Mary, fruit and vegetables, 1067 Howard bet 6th and 7th MACLEAN Di physician and profes- sor of obstetrics, diseases of women and dean of California Medical Col- leee, 324 Sutter MaOiENNAN J D, physician, 1410 Octa via MACONDRAT ft CO (G L Cunning, ham and F W Macondray), importing, shippinp, commission and insurance, 204 and 206 Sansome MACONDRAT F W (Macondray ft Ci.), 204 and 206 Sansome Mocowsky ft Andelson (J Macowsky and Julius Andelson), news dealer* and stationery, 600 Market Macowsky Jacob,gent's furnishing goods 600 Market Macpherson L (Eiohloz ft Macpherson), 27 6th Macpoland James, carpenter and build- er. Cedar MacSorley ft Co, advertising agents, 306^ Jessie Macy H C, architect, 1 10 Kearny MACY MRS M F> books, stationery and confectionery, 2608^ Mission Madden Jerome, land agt S P R U, cor 4 th and Townsend Madden May, teacher Mission Street School Madden M J, soap peddler, 1627 Folsom Madden S, saloon, 48 Jessie Maders Ramon A, publisher " La Voz del Nuevo Mundo," 1 19 and 120 Mont- gomery Block, 628 Montgomery! Madge F, attorney -at-law, ;}18 Piue MadiU D, physician, 102 Stocktm Madition fi H, oommiasion agt, 271 East CO CO CO CO i C»4 iC/9 CO CM CM g OS bO o o o PRISON CEILS, Fen««M and HrMma Work. «9iy Main litr«ft, M. F. CKlVINNUniNGSSON. HUDI >I IEII. TUBSIE i CO.. MEIIIOM HMD WOODS.'M »»t, M Vraaelac* i c*i San Francisco. 231 fiP CO a> •i &o MADISON ft BT7BKB (M J and F H Burke), real estate and house agents, 401 and 403 Montgomery oor Califor- nia Modson O (Norton ft Madson), 112 Sac- ramento Madson ft Peterson, liquors, 14 Sacra- mento Maesen W, stnll 10 Metropolitan Mar- ket,cor Mission and Now Montgomery Mtiffet Bros, wholesale butchers, 'S'lS Kearny Magnlia O M Co, Phillip 11 Kraner treaii, 328 Montgomery Magary J E, oimtractor, 5*28 California Ma|{dalon Aoylum, Sister Mury Bap- tiste Itnssell mother superior, Sister Mury (^abrielle Brown Incitl superior, Potr»ro ave b< t 20th and 'ilst Mugi'.uburg General Marine Insurance Co of Mugdeburc, Outte ft Frank agts, 307 California Magee Mrs Ann, fancy goods, 1155 Fol- som Magee D B (RbMibone ft Magee), 338 Bush Magee John, junk, 707 Brannan Magee John A Jr (Magee ft Moore), 513 ^lurket Magee &, Moore (John A Magne Jr, and A W Moore), leather and tindings, 513 Market MAOEE THOMAS, real estate, 20 Moii^i{omery Magee Thomas \V, dry goods, 1155 Folsom Mager Max (McElroy ft Mager) 618 and 520 4th Mugg Frank, saloon, 636 Commercial MAOGIO FORTUNATO. tishing ma- terials. 8Ui> Front Ma^iii (-harlcf), fruit, 1102 Clay MA6ILL ARTHUR E. general agent phoenix and Hume lusurance Co, 323 California Mogill K H, general agt Home Mutual Insurance Co, 406 California MagiU T W, bookseller and stationer, 1018 Market Magner Bros (D J and J T Magner), gro- cer es, 815 and 817 Broadway Magner D J (Magner Bros), 815 Broad- way Magner J T (Magner Bros), 815 Broad- way Magner Thos, horsishoer, NE cor Jack- son and San^ome Magner ft VVormuth, horseshoers, 5 Bt-.!- den Place Magnes Abraham, boots, shoes and dry goods, 3U6 and 308 16th Magnes M, bootmaker, 60 2d Magnetic Healing Baths, Jerome Horn propr, 808 24th Magnetic Truss and Bolt Co, Pierce ft Son, 704 Sacramento Magnin Isaac, variety, 110 3d Magnin Q, furnishing eoods, 116 3d Maguigan Edward, boatbuilder, cor l^rry and Madden Maguire A B, insurance broker, Fire- man's Fund Insurance Co of Califor- nia, 401 Culifornia Maguire A B ft Bro (Augustus Ma- guire), dry goods, cor lUth and Mis* sion Maguire Augustus (A B Magniro ft Bro), dry goods, cor lUth and Mission Maguiio James, metal roofer, 1062 How- ard Maguire James G, attorney-at-law, 74 Montgomery Block, 628 Montgomery Maguire J C (Maguire ft Sou), 127 Washington Maguire Michael, grocery, 421 Union Maguire M O, wood, coal, hay and grain, 133 Hayes Maguiie Patrick (Maguire ft Son), 127 Washington Maguire P ft Son (Patrick and J P Maguire), commission and produce merchantx, 127 Washington MAGUIRE ROBT J (Gawthome ft Maguire), NW cor Main and Fol- som Mahan Henry, real estate, 339 Kearny Maher D F, groceries, 441 Jessia Maher Edward, groceries, N£ cor Tay- lor and Sac:amento Maher James, bakery, 420 4th Maher Wm E, cigars and tobacco, 12 Bryant Maher William, cigars, 58 2d Mahern John, liquors, cor Larkin and Ash ave Mahler Charles, saloon, 733 Davis Muhler Juhan, liquors, 246 3d Mahlman Henry, Fidelia Saloon, 603 California Mahlmann Peter ft Co, liquors, 614 Mont^'omery Mahlstedt John (Adrian ft Mahlstedt), 322 Folsom Mahoii John W, saloon, 62 Halleck Mahoney Dani, liquors, 444 6th Mahoney Dennis, tailor, 1513 Polk Mahoney James, liquors, 923^ Folsom Mahoney John T, huirdresser, 6 Mason Mahoney Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 647 Howard Maier Charles, boots and shoes. 834 and 836 Kearny Maier, see also Meyer, Myer and Meier Main Charles, vice-pres Central Railroad Co Main Charles (Main ft Winchester), 214 and 216 Battery Main Edward, shoemaker, 315 Folsom CO c z i CO c > O o o CO &0 ] ; oo « V, I f ^^yl ,j i ■ 1 HUOWOOD UIABER, WHITK MKOH.. 1» « 18 Main nnd 14 * l«Sp<^a Mtreet, M. F. Ojr«SK»n A«li, M«vle «■r Goods low» than anjr lUUlO PnAftnmAfi & UUm liontwiH the city, no JWowtttOHiciy tit. 232 San Francisco. Main Street Planing Mill, Main bet Mission and Howard Main & Winchester (Charles Main and E H Winchester), wholesale harness, saddles and saiidleryware, 214 and 216 Battery and 217 Ellis Maine Lodging House, 61 4 K«?nmy jfAISON IdoILEE KESTAi/RANT. Tschur & Dingeou proprietors, 217 • Kearny Maison H A (Denaveaux & Maison), NW cor Jackson and Sansoine Maison L (Mathieu Maison), 15 Trinity Maissner L A, lodging-bouse and saloon, • 419-423 Di.pont Makin Robert G, commission merchant, ]0» California Maki'is James M, propr California Neck tie Factory, 506 Market Malagamba C, liquors, 1 128 Folsom Malarin Ygnacio, money broker, 303 Montgomery Malatesta G, bakery, 1313 Dupont Malatesta L, native wines, 311 and 313 Pacific HALE OIACOMO, wood, coal, hay and grain, cor Brannan audSth Malech G, physician, 101 Oak Malherbe E, commission merchant, 400 Front Mall Adam, lodgings, 34 Eddy Mallady Wm J, undertaker, 733 Mis- siine Steamship Co, foot Mr.rkot Malter C H uMalter, Lind & Co), 419 California Malter, Lind & Co (C H Maltor, Chas Lind and E B Rogers), engin era and miilwrighis, 419 Californf" Manilok Wm, upholsterer, 414i 6th Mamlok Mrs Wm, confectionery, 414^ 6th Manasae E (A W N"orton & Co and B F Sawyer & C<>), 400 Batiery Mannsse N, (.ptician, 21 1 Kearny Manchester Fire Assurance Co of Man- chester, Balfour; Guthrie & Co agts, 316 California Mancusl ^x, music teacher, 520 Sutter Mancnsu D, fruits, 5;i4 16th Mandell A (D Block & Co), 107 Sansome Manderson John, notions, 153 2d Mandlebaum F, wholesale liquors, 312 Sacramento Mandler J, paperhanger, 419 Jones Mandonuet Adolphe, carpenter, 510 Post HANESCATJ MRS R dressmaker and artilicial flowers, 713 Sutter Manfani & Einselen (Joseph Manfani and Chas R Einselen), Cosmopolitan Diniiig Rooms, 532 Commercial Mangels Bros (Nick and George Man- gels), groceries, cor Market and Pearl Mangels C (C Mangels & Co), SW cor 3d and Mission Mangels C & Co (C Mangels and E Lil- ienthal), grocers, SW cor 3d and Mis- sion Mang Is Claus (M & C Mangels), 319 Clay and 320 Commercial Mangels k Hedemann (H M C Mangei/i and Wm Hedemnan), groceries, cor Railroad and 1 1 th aves Mangels H, groceiies, NW cor Folsom and 20th Mangels H M C (Mangels & Hedemann), cor Railroad and 1 Ith aves Ma-igelsMarti'i (M& C Mangels), 319 Clay and 320 Commercial Mangels MAC (Martin and Claus Man- gels), 319 Clay and 320 Commercial Mangles Fabian, groceries, 2501 Howard Mangles H C, cigars and tobacco, NW cor East and Clay Mangoin Fred, groceries, 1701 Market MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COt Smiili & Snow agents, 310 Cali- f irnia Manhattian House, James '^'ornyn propr, 705 ani1 :Q'i B'ront Manhattan Lite Insurance Co of Kcvr York, John Landers mgr, 410 Cali- fornia Manhattan Silver Mining Co, John Crockett sec, 327 Pine Manheim D, mgr Central Botile Depot, 1122 Mission Manheim Isaac (Hagan & Manheim), 401 California Mann Alexanu.T, cigars and tobacco, 419 Sansome MANN H R (Hutch ;r.son & Mann), 322 and 324 California and 302 Saii- ftome 9 is • « if MIEN, • o ■*^ s Mann ' QQ mar Mann V fi and ! Manut "<-> Mann. .a Maane and s Mannii rant. Mam.ir CklVIN NUTTfNG £ SON, )»7 MAIV MTKBKT, MAW FHA1«(718CO. Iron DoorM, Bank Vaalta, Bte. AllEH, TIIBGII & CO.. WACOH LUMBEB.'Sf.'Sa ssCjy- I .a San Francisco. 233 GO Mann Mr.*^ J J, teacher Haight Gram- mar School Mann H II (Hutchinson & Mann), 322 aad 324 California Mann John D, livery, 918 Geary Mann J H, real estate, 609 Sacramento Maanerbund Hall, Fotrero ave bet 24th and 25th Manning Alfred W, oysters and restau- rant, 428 Pine Mam.ing G, physician, 51 3d Manning Henry J, oyster and shell fish d ealer , 8*20 Lacuna MAHVING itOTTSE. Richard St John proprietor, 915^ Market Manning's Oyster Grotto, A W Man- ning propr, 426 and 428 Pine Manniiit,' VVm, mfg jeweler, 804 Market Manruw J P, real estate, 424 Montj^om- ery Mans H (Mans & Staude), 815 Pacific Mans & Staude (A Mans and J Staude), groceries, 81!) Pacific Mauseau James J (Furlong & Manseau), show-case mfrs. 819 Market Mausell F /fc Co (Frederick Mansell), painters, 434 Pine Manaull Frederick (F Mansell & Co), 434 Pine Manser Albert, liquors, NE cor Mis- sion and Steuart Mansfield M & Cr, commission mer- chants, 233 Mi>utgoniery Manstiekl Richard, groceries, 140 Sth Maiiaiet James, carpenter, shop 524 Vallejo Tvlansion House, Wm Perkins propr, 961 an ' 9()3Mi3Mon Manson Jixmes, blacksmith, 119 Beale M iiisou N.ithaniel J, att»raeyat-law, rooms 2 ami 3, 421 Moiitgom ry xMaiitel Henry, murdiaut tailor, 126 MANI^LL FERDINAND (Beruard & Nrmti.'Ui, 7or iiuil 70.1 SaiHome MAJ^jTZ FAEDC. upUolsteriu^. 1616 i >lk Maiufaeturers' Fire and Marine lusur- iiiici! <,'o of K itt oil, Jeaiiiii^si & Still- maun iv^t», ;il7 Califor/iia Mauyard Ivirueat, bootmaker, 112 Wasliiuot >n Marabello John, livery, G'M McAllister Maraski Chailes, carpeiitcL', ")tl '2'M Maraski Mrs K, lianlwaro, 10.) Pacific Marcliand C (Oroce & Marchand), 622 Clay Marchand Restaurant, P Priet propr, 115 and 117 Diipont Marchant Mme, fancy goods, 1512 Polk Mai chant •Joseph, wood and coal, NE c(.r Front and Union Maruhubout Auguste, upholsterer, 1117 Dupont Marchebout & Bondin (Magloite Mar- chebout and Lucien Boudin), import- ers and dealers wines and liquors, SE cor Folsom and 6th Marchebout Magloire (Marchebout & Boudin), SE cor Folsom and 6th Marchi John, fruit and vegetables, stalls 7, 9 and 11 Central Clay Street Market Mnrchio Frank (Mrs M Marchio & Son), * 6 LeidesdoriT Marchio Mrs M (Mrs M Marchio & Son), 6 Leidesdorff Marcou Claudius, laundry, 1424 Dupont Marcus A (S O Alexander & Co), 2 Bat- tery Marcus A J (S H Frank & Co), 406 and 408 Battery Marcus George (Geo Marcus & Co), 304 California HARCTJS GEO & CO (Geo Marcus, F Hohwiesner) (successors to J Lowen- helm & Co), importers and commis- sion merchants, agents Transatlantic Fire lusurance Co of Hamburg, 304 California Marcus Harris, varieties, 1238 Folsom Marcusa Max, ladies' underwear, 313 Bush Marcuso H L, tailor, 613 Laguna Marcy W G (Levi, Markley & Co), 109 California HARDER, LUSE & CO. printers' materials and type foundry, Hugh Wallace manager, 528 Sacramento MARDOFF A H. butter and eggs* 37 Centre Market MARET VICTOR, nurseryman and riorist, lOOa Market Margetson T G J, agt for Robt Sher- wood, 30.) California Margot J C, clothing, 132 Pacific Mariani A, l> > >tmaker, 40.'» Broadway MariaiiG 1>, hardwaie, 623 Pacific Mariani Stephen, groceries, 131 23d Mariciiili Luca & Co (L Maricich and D Mon.;ola), saloon, 23 Vallejo Muinoovic » Martin, Vienna Restau- rant, S\V cor 4tli and Borry "Marine Directory and Register "(The), 415 Montgomery Marine Inauranee Co of London, Wil- liams, Dim ini & Co, 202 Market M irinors' Church, cor Sacramento and D'"umui Mai iners' Free Rjading Room, 56 Sac- ramento Marino Domenico, fruits, 713 Green- wich Mariposa Land and Mining Co, L Leavitt sec, room 33, 30J Montgomery Markel John L, butcher, 1402 Stockton MARKET EXGHAHaE, Henry Bontham proprietor, 538 Market CO GO I C<0 CO CO un UiDnUinnn IIIIIDCa wnitkhkoh.. is a is MaiuwiMi 14 a ■•»|H*ar nAnUlf UUU LUinULn, »t,M. v. Blaek Walaat, MpaaliA f^edar V«M«eni. KHIGHTS TEMPUB IIHIF0RMS,''8r6«%?&&?y.&ygJS.?.^^^^^ 09 234 San Francisco. H Market [nspeotor, J Wray "MABKET BEVIEW." John Carmany & Co, 409 Washington Market Street Car Stables, C B Gould Bixpt, 438 Valencia Market Street R R, C B Gould supt, foot of Market Maiket Street Shoe Store, .boots and shoes, 1222 Market Markley Levi (Levi Markley & Co), 109 Culifornia Markley Levi & Co (I z o o o CD S3 CO OO &0 &0 OO OO tliOniifnnn II[IIQCD WHlTKBBOII,l«*iaNalnandl4 4kl«Hp«ar nMnUflUUu LUIflOCn, l»trc«t.l». v. WaK«um4>rk.Cabla«t WoodM.ete. -i e' 09 LOUIS mmtm t, co.. ^BWBIiRBA, oiTcr Goods low^r than any hoa«« In the City, i IV MontKomery dt. 236 San Francisco. n Marye Geo T Jr (Geo T Marye & Son), 234 Montgomery Marye Geo T (Geo T Marye & Son), ])res S F Stock and Exchange Board, 327 Pine Marye Geo T & Son (Geo T and Geo T Marye Jr), stock brokers, 234 Mont- gomery Marysville Woolen Mills, Sachs, Heller ft Co agts, SW cor Battery and Bush Marzloff John, upholsterer, 1910 Powell Maschio Chas A (V Maschio & Son), 127 7th Maschio V k Son (Vincent and Cha? A Maschio), wood and coal, 127 7th Masero C, veterinary surgeon, 515 and 617 Green Maskey Mrs M, confectionery, 605 Post Mason Charles, British vice-consul, 319 California Mason H L (A S Spence & Co), 537 Market Mason James, notary public, 219 San- some MASON JOHN, brewery. Chestnut bet Mason and Taylor Mason John E, civil eusrinecr, 306 Pine Mason Mrs S A, dressinakinsr, lOli^ 3il MASONIC BOABD OF BELIEF, Harrison Jones secretary. Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post Mnsoiiic Cemetery, Masonic ave bet Turk and Fulton Masonic Library, cor .Post and Mont- gomery "Masonic Monthly," cor Post and Montgomery Masonic Temple, NW cor Post and Montgomery Masoiinette Eugene (Masouuette & Pa- vitza), 221 Leidesdorif Masouuette & Pavitza (Cliigeno Masou- nette and Jasper P.ivitza), cotf^-e saloon, 221 Leidesd rff Mass A W (M.183 & Von Djhren), 303 O'Farrell Mass & Von Dohren (A \V Mas^ and H T> V«« T-k,.i \ :,.~ xr\».' Massey Mrs S M, lodging-house, 1008) M arket MASSIE H C, dentist, 19 6th Massie Mrs K, dressmaking, 539 Valen- cia bet 16th and 17th Masson Bros (F P and V B Masson), wholesale coufectioher^s^lS Commer- cial Massone G, wagonmaker and black- smith, 61 U-6-23 Kr-nt MAST MISS KATIE (Ford ft Mast), 300 Post Masten M K, real estate, 410 Montgom- ery Mastersom Chas, groceries, 1501 Larkin Masterson Geo H ft Wm, groceries, 138 8th MASTIGE. BELCHER & MASTICK (E B M;t3tick, VV C Bjlch«r ond J W Mastick), attorneys and counselors-at- law, 520 Montgomery MASTICK £ B ( Mastick, Belcher ft Mastick), attorney and couuselor-at- la«', 520 Montgomery MASTICK J W (Mastick, Belcher ft Miistick), attorney and counselor-at- law, 520 Montgomery Mate(lorif Moritz, cigars and tobacco, 625 Union Matencci Vannucci, groceries, 124 Pacific Mathai & Son, grocery, cor 29th and Mission Mathe Charles, groceries, 730 Bush Mathens DanaH, Pacific Suspender Co, 35 2d Mather ft Co (S T Curtis, T N Wand nnd S H Mather), mining, 434 Cali- fornia Mather Robert, variety store, 619 Mc- Allister Miitlier S H (Mather ft Co), 434 Cali- fornia Mathews C H, painter, 56 Tehama MATHEWS J H, liquors, 643 Wash- ington Mathews J M, commission merchant, 1 13 Davis P Von Dohren), groceries, NW cor O'Farrell and Mason Massachusetts Benefit A8'<0(:iation, G W Traver general agt, 26 Now Mont- gomery Miissaeliusetts Consolidated Mining Co, A C Himmond sec, 401 California Massat C (Liibme ft Masstt), 641 Com- mercial MASSET ATKINS, undertaker, 649 and 6ol Saerameitto Massey Mis F H, 1013 Market Moasey H W, mining supt, room 3, 330 Pine Massey J A, assistant mgr Studebaker Bros Mfg Co, 31 Market Mathews .lohn, saloon, 4 Jackson Mathews Mrs Sarah A, fancy goods and b;ikcry, 162J G ary Mathews Tiionias, bootmaker, 1009 Bat- tery Mathews, see also Matthews Mathe wson T, physician,' 619 Kearny Mathien A (Muthieu ft Maisou), 15 Trinity Mathien G ft Son (G Mathieu Jr), watchmakers, 22 Stockton Mathieu ft Mais m (A Mathieu and L Muison), repairers of jewelry, 16 Trin- ity Matrovich M (F D Curtoni ft Co), NE cor Turk and Larkin PIONEER IRON WORKS. C!A IjVIM WIITTINU * MOW, Pronri«M«r«.' lB«t«bllah«d lt»M. M7Mala8tr««t.lt v. UlEN, I I I Matson t Baker Matulich 263 3d Mattat I Montg Mattern Geary Mattern Moore) Geary Matteucc Matthai . bet 29t Matthew Matthewi Matthewi men to MATTB Washii MATTH cian, 9(J Matthewi Matthewi 120 Sut Matthewi rooms 1 MATTH Sayre oi and bui 6i Keai Matthews Matthey I MATTH maker, Matthisoi Matticevi Mattoon I Dang 602 Bat Mattoon da), 50 MATT1 INO 1878), criptio| eriute nan bel Mau Albj HerrmI 212 ani Mau C, moro Mau H Markc MaugcinI Mau me Pine Maurer ket Maurin kot b}E STREET, 8AN FRANCISCO. Church Organs and Mcloiie nis of all kinds made or rei)aircd. I til Mayer Joseph, sausage mfr, lOS Dupont Mayer Julius (E G Lyous &, Co), u06 -510 Jackson Mayer & Kayser, liquors, 910 Market Mayer M (Mayer Bros), 121 California Mayer Morris, glass staiaer, 716 Wash- ington Mayer Mat (Koenigsberger, Falk & Alayer), 312 Washington Mayer Philip, groceries, )32 11th MATER WEXOELIN, proprietor Pioneer Exchange, SW cor California and Montgomery Mayers Alfred, stock broker, 304 Mont- gomery Mayers Fred, bakery. Railroad ave bet 14th and 15th MATERS JOHIf, boots and shoes, 1712 Leavenworth Mayers Itobt, watchmaker and jeweler, 637 Market Mayerhofer L (Mayerhofer & Reinecke), 228 Bush Mayerhofer & Reinecke (L Mayerhofer and — Reinecke), Siegfried's Hotel, 228 Bush Mayes G, oysters, 40-42 California Mar- ket Mavtield A, wholesale crockery and glassware, 122 Battery Mayhew H A, commission merchant, 302 Davis Mayhew H B (Mayhew & TaggarJ), 405 Washington Mayhew H H (Colfin & Mayhew), 2957 J 6th • Mayhew & Taggard (J A Taggard and H B Mayhew), internal revenue and custiWts brokers, 405 Washingtim Mayhew Wm E, druggist, 1 44 4th Maynard Gymnasium, 232 Sutter Maynard J C, insurance commissioner, room 6, 401 California Maynard J H, capitalist, 315 California Maynanl's Sportsman's Arms, 22 3d j Maynard Mrs V, medium, 45 3d Mayrisch Adolph (Mayrisch Bros & Co), 405 Battery MATRIS(M BROS & CO (Adolph, Gustave and Rudolph Mayrisch), im- Sorters, manufacturers and wholesale ealers cigars and tobacco, 405 Battery Mayrisch Gustave (Mayrisch Bros & Co), 405 Battery Mayrisch Runtgomery McAFEE C W (McAfee Bros), 328 Montgomery McAFEE L C (McAfee Bros), 328 Montgomery McAFEE WM (Wm McAfee & Co), 210-214 Spear McAFEE WM & CO (Wm McAfee and James Hamilton), boiler works 210-214 Spear McAleer Miss A, dressmaker, 32 Turk McAleer Frank, tannery, cor Hamp- shire and Serpentine avo McALESTER & JONES (Wm F Mc- Alester and Charles A Jones), real estate, 422 Montgomery McALESTER WILLIAM F (McAles- ter & Jones), 422 Montgomery McAlister A, upholsterer, 132 Hayes McAlister Thomas, upholsterer, 928 Larkin McAlister W H, agt Leggett & Meyer's (St Louis) Plug i'obacco. 206 Front McALUSTER & BEROIN (Hall Mc- AUister and Thomas I Bergin), attor- neys-at-law, room 38, 301) Montgom- ery McAllister C J, lodging-house, 304 3d McALUSTER HALT. (McAllister ft Bergin), room 38, 309 Montgomery McAllister J (Bushman ft McAllister), 316 Mission McAllister Ward Jr. assistant district attorney, room 59, Appraiser's Build- ing McAllister W F, physician, St Ann's Building McAndrews Mrs J, milliner, 227 O'Far- rell McArdle James, bakery and variety store, 332 3d M(!Ardle Mrs Kate, varieties, 1612 Pa- cific McArdle Patrick, saloon, 532 Market McArdle Peter, liquors, SE cor Market and 4th McArron Charles, carriagemaker, 820 and 822 Folaom C/9 CO eo CO c»«i o«f C0 euo CO V3 CM 09 03 CA C/9 &0 (0 o z o CALVIN NUniNS i SON. VIHf»EKH, JAIL A1VI» rBW<;R WOKK, 1U7 Main lltreet, Man Vrumehaem. mEH. TUGG[£ i CO.. MEXIOH MABD WflODS.'^^ « ^' **• Itoa FrMiel*e«. ca Scm Frandaco. ^39 two CO t/^ to CO E CO I I o MoAtee Patrick, saloon, 803 and 805 Kearny McAulay T (Mountain Ice Co), 554 and 556 &Iis8ion MoAULIFFE F T & CO, coffin manu- facturers, 514 and 516 8th McAvoy Thos, hotel, 414 Folsom MoBEAN PETER McO (Gladding, McBeau & Co), 1310 Market McBoyle A & Co (AMoBoyle), druggist, 504 Washington MuBride & Cluia (D McBride and Ed F Cluin), commission merchants, 117 Drumm McBride D (McBride & Cluin), 117 Drumm McCabe Mrs, dressmaker, 506 Bryant McCabe Bar>iey, groceries, cor Jessie and Anthony McCabe Hugh, furniture, 128 4th McCabe John Coopar, 105 Oregon MoCABE JOHN H, theatrical agent, '223 Kearny McCabe Miss K, dressmaker, 506 Bryant McCabe M A & Co (Mrs M A McCabe and T C Simmonds), proprs City Warehouse, cor Sansome and Lomb:ird MoCABE OWEN, feathers, hair mat- tress and pillow manufacturer, ware- house *.>2I Market McCAFEERTY MRS B. Hvery stable, 1615 Market McCAFFERTT WILLIAM. Uvery stable, 2417 Mission McCaffrey P H, livery stable, 1 125 How- ard MuCahon George, painter, 124 4th McCall J G, a^ New York. Lake Erie k Western R R, 60S Market McCallion J J (Loonev & McCallion), 140 2d McCallum C, tailor, 622 Clay McCann Mrs Maria, bakery, 143 3d MoCAN P. Dumustic sowing machine, 215 4th MoCANN M. commission merchant, 214 Sau8>>mu McCann Owen, stevedore, cor Pacific and Eistt McCmnaek &. Quinn, Western Flour Mills, cor California and Battery McCarinick J F, plumlter and gastitter, 3l3i Sutter McCarrick Mi^s K, nillliucr, ?26 Kearny MoCarrou Coeliran (Browne & MuCar- ron), 1035 FoUom McCarthy* Bassett (T H McCarthy aud Henry Bassett), commission mer- chants, 216 Washington McCarthy bros & co (e w mc Carthy, D Callaghan and John Mc- Carthy), coffee, teas and spices, and manufacturers of Donnelly's Yeast Powder, 1 10 and 121 Front McCarthy Chas P, plumber and gasfit- ter, 1219 Fillmore McCarthy D, treas United Working- men's Co-operative Boot and Shoe Co, 416 Market McCarthy Daniel, bootmaker, 1003 Fol- som McCarthy D J, books and stationery, 1128 Folsom McCarthy E W (McCarthy Bros & Co), 11!) Front McCarthy James, glass cutting, 10 Stev- enson McCarthy J J, accountant, 74 Montgom- ery Block McCarthy John (McCarthy Bros & Co), 119 Front McCarthy John, bakery, 1124 Harrison McCarthy John, grocery, 896 Dolores McCarthy J T, cigars and tobacco, cor Montgomery ave and Kearny McCarthy Justin, bootmaker, cor 31st and Mission McCarthy & O'Connor (Patrick Mc- Carthy and John O'Connor), livery stable, 355 Tehama McCarthy P, bootmaker, 222 Jackson McCarthy Patrick (McCarthy & O'Con- nor), 355 Tehama McCarthy & Rogers (Wm McCarthy and John Rogers), boarding-house, 17 Vallejo McCarthy T H (McCarthy & Bassett), 216 Washington McCarthy Timothy, liquors, 2500 Mis- sion McCarthy Tim, groceries, 656 Natoma McCarthy Timothy F (Cartan, McCar- thy &, Co), 511 and 513 Sacramento McCarthy William (McCarthy & Rog- ers), 17 Vallejo McCarthy's Hall, Pacific bet Powell and Maion McCarty Chas, boarding-house, 710 Front McCarty Daniel, livery stable, 608 How- ard McCarty Danl, stoves and tinware, 93 1^ Market McCarty David, groceries, cor 19th and Florida McCarty J (Kennedy & McCarty), 612 Howard McCarty Jas, butcher, 323 3d McCarty Jamas, horsushoor, 107 Oregon McCarty James, fruit, cor 18th and Castro ^^ McCarty L P, publisher " Pacific^oast Postal ludex^' and " McCarty's Sta- tistican,'" 502 Taylor McC'jwkie J F, variety, 1520 Dolores McCauley W A, propr Clarendon House, 574 Folsom McCaull M, carpenter, 63 Green m CO c z i CO c > 2 O o o oo &0 oo tilt^i I < 1, } 9' -J «jj| :1m ^ if ' fif If HUDWOOD LUIHBER, WHITB MROII., 1» A IS Mala and 14 * 16 Spear Htr«el, «. V. Or«K«n Aah, Maple aad Alder -i I nine DRiU EDUI II P Pd ManaflMtarera of Fine . 1 I Q Montflromerj lUUlo PnHftnmAw & UU., Jew»lry a IMMMond Work,! I J Btriet,B.P. . 240 San Francisco. i i I H CO SB S8 o B MoCansland W K (Dewitt & McOaua- land), 320 Jaokaon McOeney Julius C, attoraey-at-law, 604 Commercial McClclaii A: Guthrie, boardiag stable, woud and coal, 1925 Bunh McUlellan John, wagonmaker, 1018 Mis- siriii McOIELLAN R OUT. attoraey-at- law, 523 Kearny McClelland J C, wharfinger section 2, Seawall McClellen W J, painter and painter's material, 439 Huyes McClinton Mining Co, W H Lent seo, room 62, 309 Montgom ry McCloskey Mrs A, groceries, 70 West Mission McCloskey & Duval (James McCloskey and Eli Duval), horseshoers, 407 4th McCloskey & tiroom, gasfitters and plumbers, 713 Turk McCloskey James (J P Sweeney & Co), 409 and 41 1 Davis McCloskey James (McCloskey & Duval), 407 4th McCloskey M, blacksmith, HE cor Tyler and Leavenworth McCloskey P, woi>d and coal, 405 4th McCloskey Patrick, horseshoer, 2214 Mission McClnng J W, seo The Company of Associated Stock Brokers, 327 Pine McClure A T, physician, 21 Powell McOLURB DAVKO (McClure & Dwi- nelle), 326 MontL'omery McCLU&E & DWINELLE (David McClure and Samuel H Dwinelle), attorneys-at-law, 526 Montgomery McClure Penuel (Kountree & McClure), 41)^ Front McCoUam Mrs C A (Thomas W Mc- Collam & Co), 208 Clay MoColbm Thomas W & Co (Mrs A McCoU.im and George Tasheira), wholesale fish, 203 Clay MoComba John, collector and note brok'^r, 402 Montgomery McCONAUOHY D E. agent Goshen Sweeper and Wringer Company, 242 3d McCooey Jumes, groceries, cor 15th and Minna McCi)oey Owen, groceries, 961 Bryant b;:t 6th and 7th McCord James (MuCord & Scott), 221 Ellis McUug^ Jamos, supt Market Street KuiTroa I, cor Sutter and Tjarkin MeCord John (Sco,\t & MoCorJ), Pier 21 Steuart McL'ord i Scott (James McCord and Thos Scott), liverv stables, 221 and 225 Ell 8 McCormack Edward, hairdresser, 1741 Mission McCormack John, groceries, NE cor Tyler and Jones McCormack John (McCormack & Quinne), 232 Califoi'uia McCormack J W, insurance agt, 324 California MoGOBMAGK ft aTTINlTE (John McCormack and Jam's Quinne), com- mission merchants. Western Flouring Mills, 232 Gilifornia McCormick Bros (J A and P L McCor- mick), job printers, 622 Clay McCormick & Delanoy (Frank H Mc- Cormick and Frederick N Dulanoy), shipping and commission merchants, agts Lick Paper Co, California Bag Co, and Remington Paper Co, 109 California McCormick Frank H (McCormick & Delanoy), 109 California McCorm ok F L (McCormick Bros), 622 Clay McCormiok Mrs H, human hair "goods, 342 3d McCormick Hugh, groceries, NW cor Filbert and Taylor McCormick J (McCormick, Lewis & Co), 233 Beale McCOBM ICK JOHN, manufacturer of ladies' and gents' boots and shoes, 803 Bryant near 6th McCormick J A (McCormick Bros), 622 Clay McCormick J P, plumber, 313J Sutter McCormick J W, insurance agt, 324 California McCormiok, Lewis & Co (T A and J McCormick and Oscar T^ewis), Indus- trial Iron Works, 233 and 235 Beale McCormick Pat, groceries, cor Sierra and Georgia, Potrero McCormick S J, mgr and editor "The MHiitor," 622Cfay McCormick Thomas A (McCormick, Lewis & Co), Industrial Iro i Works, 233 and 235 Bjale McCormick W H, marble works, 827 Market McCDRU ICK W L (Dunham, Carrigan & Co), 107 Front McCoy C L, mining sec, room 16, 309 MoiitgomLTy McCoy Honry J, sec Young Men's Christian Association, 232 Stlttor McCoy Patrick, groceries, SE cor How- ard and 8th MuCracken Arthur (Monzie?, Bingham & Co), 512 and 514 Battery McCreagh Thos, groceries, 919 Harri- son McCrtiigh's Hall, Harrison bet 5th and 6th PRISON CELIS, N'i''!H7'H>ia mi^'t, sfvCAlVIN NUTTING t SON. g 8cm Francisco. 241 I s & § s »4 McOram Hngh (Sronfe & MoOram), 210 ' . irket lUvOryitle Chaa, merchant tailor, 217 4th MoCuloben Edward J, attomey-at-law, 534 California McCuIluugh Mrs Catherine, grooeriea, nil Howard McCuUouffh Peter (Qreen & MoCal- lough), 1113 Folsom McCully John, aaloon, 122 2d MoCurdy J C, mill and mining auppliea, 10 Stevenson MoCurrie J P, aeo Britinh Benevolent Society of California, 631 California MoCurry James, fruits and vegetables, 124 7th MoCutchen E J, attomey-at-law, 534 California McDaniels Mrs A, dressmaking, 1006 Pacific McDannall Qeorge, druggist, cor Rail- madaveand 11th McDavitt Phillip, lodging-house, 12 Sacramento McDavitt Mrs Sarah, confectionery, 220 Broadway McDermottB F, groceries, 31 Ritch McDermott Bros (Jamra and George McDermott), butchers, 142 8th McDermott J, looking-glasses and pic- ture frames, 1113 Market McDermott Robert, saloon, San Bruno Road nr 2tith McDermott Thos, lodgings, 26 Turk McDermott Wm P, physician, SW cor 24th and Bartlett MoDEVITT D. junk, 204 Dmmm McDevitt Jame«i, oakery, 504 Minna McDevitt Mrs S A, dressmaker, 1439 Polk Mc()ona*d A, musician, 12 Hunt McDonald D, druggist, 1003 Stockton McDonald & Gray, livery stable, 11 and 13 We b McDonald J C, bootmaker, 536 16th McDonald J F (J F McDonald ft Co), deputy street supt, 1 1 and 13 Webb McDonald J F & Co (J F McDonald and Henry W Gray), proprs Santa Clara Stable, 11 and 13 Webb McDonald John (McDonald & Phil- brook), SW cor 6th and Market McDonald John T, saloon, 1266 Mar- kit McDonald J W (O'Neill & McDonald), 116 Washineton McDonald J VV, fruits, 2544 Folsom McDonald J W, contractor, 234 Mont- gomery McDonald M, linuors, 1633 Market McDonald Mrs M, millinery, NE cor Montgomery and Vallejo McDonald M J, mining, 310 Pine M J, liqnora, 728 Brannan and 7th, oor Boardmiin McDonald bet 6th Place McDonald Patrick A, wood and ooAl, 809 Folsom McDonald & Philbrook (John McDon- ald and A K Philbrook), liquors, SW cor 6th and Market McDonald Richard liquors, NE cor Union and Hyde HoDOKALD B H, president Pacific Bank, cor Pine and Sansome McDonald W Smith, blacksmith, ship- yard foot of 6th McDonnell Jas J, druggist, cor Market and 6th McDonnell J P (Basson & McDonnell), 2604 and 2606 Mission McDonnell M, real estate, 841 Market McDonnell P, poultry. Bay City Mar- ket McDonogh A D, liquors, 909^ Folsom McDonogh Jas, commission merchant, 212 Washington McDonough Thomas, saloon, 325 San- some McDougall B (B McDougall ft Son), architects, 330 Pine McDougall B ft Son (B and C C McDougall), architects, 330 Pine McDougall C C (B McDougall ft i^ion), 330 Pine McDougall M C, saloon, NW cor 14tii and King McDougall Samuel P, saloon, SE cor 4th and King McDowell ft Arguello (Saml McDowell and — Arguello), San Francisco caroet beating machines, 1321 and 1323 Market McDowell George, whitener and plas- terer, 803 Folsom McDowell, Gould ft Co, carpet beating mnchiuR, 1321 and 1323 Market MiiDowoU Major General Irvin, Army Building, 3U-:i8 New Montgomery McDowell Samuel (McDowell ft A;- gaeUf^:. 1321 and 1323 Market McDowell Wm.show cards, 814 Diipont and 16th bet Guerrero and Valencia McDuffey E A (Sharpe ft Co), 28 Mar- ket McEAGHREN BEND, Pioneer Look- ing-glass and Picturo-fraroo Manu- factory, 132 Main McEachren ft Rowe, proprs Pioneer Looking-glass and Picture-frame Mfy, 132 Main P H, attorney-at-law^ and 715 Clay Thomas, groceries, 719 Pa- ^ C/> C/* OS, CO McElhinny collector, McElligott cific McElrath J E, Mou*~f^mery attorney-at-law, 230 53 CO HARDWOOD LUMBER i WAGON STOCK,*!:*'!?; 7Ab.'J^ V«."i^7 le 'i( : Si 1^: DMHEl HORCROSS t m..'WaiS9&;ail»iSitSSLVK^ i 242 8cm Frcrndseo. MoElroy Orarel Mining Co (The), Lillie Louia MO, 607 WMhmoton MoElroy J«nM B, druggut, SE oor 24th and Alabama MoElroy J O, phyiidan, 822 Howard "g MoElroy Mrs K, bakery, 1407 i Folsom MoElroy & Magner (P J McElroy and Mat Magner), groceriea, 618 and 520 4th MoElroy P J (MoElroy ft Magner), 618 _ and 520 4th '%/^ MoElroy Robert, real estate, room 7, Phelan Block MoEntel T M, attorney-at-Iaw, 620 Montgomery MoEvoy Miss M A, dressmaker, 435 Jessie MoEvoy Thomas, boarding-house, 414 Folsom McEwen W L, deputy U S marshal, room 45, U S Appraiser's Building McEwen, see also MacEwen McFeely M, painter, 2027 Fillmore McGann James, liquors, 557 4th MoGann P H, hats and caps and hat mfr, 103 6th MoGary E, capitalist, 310 Pine McGaryEJr (Allen, McOary ft Co), 322 and 324 Front MoQearry Miss A Eliza, milliner, 240) 6th McGee Thomas, conimission merchant, 325 Davis McOee, see also Magee McGeoghegan John T, mining sec, 318 Pine MoGilbrey James, confectionery, 1126 Larkin MoGill Henry M, attomey-at-Iaw, rooms 20 and 21, 309 Montgomery MoGill Hugh, nfood and coal, 110 and 112 Clara McGill Joseph, artist, 126 Kearny McGilvray J B, receiver Sutter Street R R, 1044 Sutter MoGinn Annie, stamping, 218 O'Farrell McGinn James, undertaker, 863 Market MoGinnis Edward, groceries, SW oor 24th and Alabama McGinnes Hall, cor 24th and Alabama MoGinnis T, harness and saddles, 775 Market MoGlauflin Lewis W (Bent ft C»), 18 California MeGlynn Patrick (MoGlynn ft Sophey), 126 4th MoGlynn Peter J, general passenger and ticket agtSFftNPRR,430 Cali- fornia MoGlynn ft Sophey (P MoGlynn and J Sophey), livery stable, 126 4th McGovern Chas C, physiciaa, 9 Geary MoGovem Mrs H, bakery, 1934 Mil- lion McOovem Phil, laloon, NE oor Kearny and Geary and 330 6th MoGovem P J, grooeriei, 2925 16th McGovern PJft Co (P J MoGovem), groceries, 2925 and 2927 16th McGovern Robert, barber, 131 3d MoGowan James, stair builder, 223 Mis- sion MoGowan John, variety store, 352 3d McGowan Mrs J E, dressmaker, 428 Sutter McGowan Mrs Sarah, groceries, 156 Clara McGrane H (McGrane ft Co), 874 Foliom McGrane II ft Co (H McGrane and J Dever), groceries, 874 Folsom McGrath ft firo (Wm and Peter Mc- Grath), marble works, 1061 Market bet 6th and 7th HoOBATH EDWARD, marble work- er, monuments and headstones, 935 Market McGrath Owen, wood and coal, Mission nr 26th McGrath Patrick F, bakery, 135 5th McGrath Peter (McGrath ft Bro), 1061 Market bet 6th and 7th McGrath W (McGrath ft Bro), 1061 Market bet 6th and 7ch McGrath Wm, mattresses, lounges, etc, 1015 Folsom McGraw K ', attomey-at-law, 318 Cal- ifornia McGreal Patrick, stone yard, cor 10th and Harrison Motrreal Patrick, groceries, 500 7th McGregor Duncan, lodging-house, 127 2d McGregor James, saloon, 242 Brannan McGrorey Thos, liquors, 36 2d McGraderMrs (Kennedy ft MoGruder), 915 Market McGu£^ Mrs Maggie, bakery, cor 28th and Dolores McGuire Arthur, stair builder, 726-790 Bryant McGuire ft Diamond (John McGuire and Patrick Diamond), poultry, stalls 63 and 64 Centre Market McGuire Henry, aroceries, 1415 Churoh McGuire John (McGuire ft Diamond), stalls 63 and 64 Centra Market McGurie Philip, grocery, oor Valenoia and Ridley McGurk John (MoGurk ft Russell), 860 Howard McGurk ft Russell (John MoGnrk and E T Russell Jr), livery stable, 860 Howard McGurran Mrs A, propr Koster Hoai& 2053d McGurren Arthur (Monahan ft MoGur- ren), 434 Pine McHenry Duil, groceries, oor Columbia and 26th CUVM NUTTHIG X m,''^S^JSS'iSSnsXi^\&¥ASS!r CO S3 CO o >LtEII. TUB6LE t COh Ewnn Hirt Wiod lwibef.1£«! •»eM>M< I I .a I I I S S 8cm FrcmoiBoo. 248 MoHenry J, pwod ezpnn, oor Market Mid Taylor MoHeary S ft Go (S MoHenry), produce uid commiuion merchante, 425 Front MoHugh James, wood and ooal, 448 7th MoHush John (MoHugh ft Pirrie). NE oor Beale and Bryant MoHugh John (Jenninge ft Oo), oor Japan and Townaend MrHugh Patrick, saloon, 208 1st MoHugh ft Pirrie, proprs Beale Street Warehouse, oor Beale and Bryant Mollwain John, butcher, lirand Arcade Market Mfllnemey J J, groceries, SE cor Oak and Laguna MdNESlfET TH08 (Thoa Moran ft Co), room 1, 605 Sacramento Mclaerny M, dairy produce, 940 Harri- son Mclnerny Thoma<<, blacksmith, 23 Tyler Mclnnea J H, hardware and varieties and carpenter. 813 and U23-U27 Lar- kin and 1007 Post Molntire Wm, plumber and gasfitter, 246 Sutter Molntyre John B, book-bindery, 423 Clay and 422 Commercial Ulay ana va uomn MdNTTBE WM, publisher "The Dramatic Brevities,' 626 Montgom- ery Mclntyre Wm, plumber, 246 Sutter McKaan E, fruit stand, 208 Broadway McKaune Henry, bellows fa«tory. Sod Mission McKay Ang\ts, wholesale grooeries and general mdse, 427 Davis McKay ft Co, lumber, 4 California McKay David, dapitalist, 216 Sansome McKeeJohn (Tallant ft Co), NE oor California and Battery McKee John, treas Pacific Club, 204 Montgomery McK&e H (Whittemore ft MoKee), attorney-at-law, 318 Pine MoKEE ROBEET (Shea, Bocqueras ft McKoe), SW cor Front and Jackson MeKee Hamuel (Samuel MoKee ft Co), 307 Montgomery McKee S fi, justice supreme court, cor Stockton and O'Farrell McKee Samuel ft Co (Samuel McKee and A Kraus), stock brokers, 307 Montgomery McKellar Donald, agt Jordan's Pneu- mHtic Washing Machine, 2734 Mission McKenna ft Greany (Michael Greaay and Michael F McKenna), hay and grain, 205 Drumm McKenna Michael F (McKenna ft Gr eany), 2 05 Drumm M6KENHXT HM, cashier "The Daily Report" Publishing Co, 238 Mont- gomery (L M MoKenaey ft Co), ofBoe 238 Montgomery, S F, res 689 24th, Oakland (L M McKenney), publishers McKENNEY'S PACIFIC COAST DIRECTORY 238 Montgomery, San Francisco, and 669 24th, Oakland MoKXUHX HENBTi /~c^ MeKXnn figATTT.WI, importer and dealer in Italian marble and granite monuments, career Bush and Central avenue McKensie William, mgr Geary Street Coal Co, 819 Geary MoKeown Wm, itovea and tinware^ 611 6th McKernan Thomaa. blackamith,cor 14th ave and N XflaaUtON JOHV a. hameMmak«r. 327 Sutter proprietor San Francisco Bellows Factory, 666 Mis- sion MoKew John, coal and wood, 431 Union McKewen P, plumber. 111 Ellis McKewen T, carpenter, Point Loboa ave nr 1 O F Cemetuy MoKibben Mrs H, lodgings, 1020 Mar- ket McKibbin Thomas, patent wheelbar- rows, 1 10 Main MdKIHLAT A. agent Bank of Britidi North Amerioa, 221 Sansome CO c z o oo 5 m HIUiDWOOIlUMKII.5 IMr«el.ll.r. ISA IS malm maA 14 * 1« miaur -mm aiMk. CaMMM Wtt««a. cte \ )1 I* ■M )M si If. uw»tiMlEiw»i>iCT^>jisagga^;Jian!LEii8.'^^^ 244' Scm Frcmoiaco. MoKinley B P, agt Satter Street Coal Co. 1109 Satter McKinley Jamea, real eatate, S21 Mont- gomery MjKinne Bama (Sbrivner ft MoKinne), attorney-at'law, 328 Montgomery MeKinney O, bootmaker, 47 Sacramento MoKinnie Murray, wood carver, 2d floor. 41 3 Mission MoKIHNOH JJ (Preston ft MoKin- non), pier 5 Steuart MoKinuon Thomas (Patterson ft Mo- Kinnon). 2122 Fillmore MoKIHSTRT At (Lamar ft McKin- stry), attorney at'law, 126 Kearny McKmstry E W, justice supreme court, cor Stockton and O'Farrall McKittrick (Bowman ft McKittrick), 3084th McKnight Mrs Annie, dressmaker, 986 Howard MoKoon Hosmer P, attorney-at-law, 328 Montgomery MoLAIN A F> dentist, 108 Stockton McLane ft Co (J H McLane), employ- ment office, 240 Sutter McLane L, capitalist, 318 California McLaughlin Catherine, liquors, Green- wich net Baker and Broderick McLaughlin Charles, capitalist, 16 Mont- gomery ave McLaughlin Mrs M, fancy goods, 129 11th McLaughlin M A, physician, cor Rail- road and 12th aves McLaughlin Wm, saloon. King bet 2d and 3d McLaughlin W H, drugs, oor 26th and Mission and 22d and Folsoni McLay Geo B, physician, 2430 Mission McLean A A, job printer, 646 Market McLean Mrs ft Co, employment office, 240 Sutter McLean D, physician, 324 Sutter McLEAN RdBEUT A. physician and surgeon, Professdr of Surgery Univer- sity of California, 603 Merchant cor Montgomery McLean Wm (Baily ft McLean), 633 Commercial McLeenan Charles, bootmaker, cor Butte and Kentucky McLellan ft Guthrie, milkmen, 35 Eddy McLellau's Diphtheria Remedy, Wm Statham ft Co, 763 Mission McLennan D, physician, 2*i9 Kearny McLennan Donald, mgr Golden Gate Woolen Mill, cor Butte and Bryant McLeanan Frank P, propr Wool Scour- ing Factory, 426 Townsend McIiCod Angus, saloon, 5 Morton McLend Daniel Jr (£ H Jones ft Co), 535 Market McLend Geo (Larkins ft Co), 631 and 633 Howard MoLeod Hugh R, cigars and tobacco, 644 4th McLerie H J, carpenter, 638 Market McLoughlin Hugh, stair builder, 136 Main McMahon Mrs, bakery, 2603 Misaton MoKAHON B. butcher, 737 Brannan bet 6th and 7th McMahon James, collector, room 28, 606 Battery McMahon James, bootmaker, 263 8th McMahon James, bootmaker, 1161 Fol- som McMahon Jas C, variety, 1205 Folsom McMahon J B, hamesamaker, 219 Ellia McMahon John, dry goods and fur- nishing goods, 224 6tn McMahon Tom, farmer, cor 7th ave and N McMann James, fruit, vegetaUes, ftc, 413 East McMann J H, varieties, 626 Davis McMann Wm, wood and coal, SW oor Polk and Washington McMaster John, junk, 246 Spear McMenomey James, undertaker, 1057 Mission bet 6th and 7th McMenomey J H, butcher, 8 and 9 Cal- ifornia Market McMillan Bros (John and Chaa McMil- lan), photogrophers, 8 6th McMillan Charles (McMillan Bros), 8 6th McMillan D, physician, 245 8th McMillan Donald, mfr syrups, cordials and extrncts, 714 Front McMillan John (McMillan Bros), 8 6th McMillen ft Little Mac Mining Co, J Morizio sec, 328 Montgomery McMullen Frank, sec Gniugeni' Bank of California, NE cor California and Davis McMullen F P, attorney-at-law, room 22, 214 Sansome, (moved from 240 Montgomery) McMullen J, nigr San Francisco 3ridge Co, 10 California McMullen L G, wood and coal, hay and f[rain, cor Point Lobos ave and Wil- iam McMurray J P (Kellet ft McMdrray); 76:^ Market McMurray Val C (Nanghton ft McMur- ray), 1'26 Kearny McMurray P^ groceries, 83 Brady McNally ft Biattner (Jos McNally and Nick Blattner). Rusa House carriages McNally ft Hawkins (L McNally), gas Hxtures. 607 Market McNally James (McNally ft Biattner), Rttss House McNally L (McNaUy ft Han^Una), 607 Market MIVM NUTTING £ SON. llaiaam«tarem all kli|da 1 AS r I CM OS E g> CO CM ■ mm. mmt co.. oak plank. -agRassr" t San Francisco. 245 \ cu m E CO I O MdHALLT WIL faucv goods, books, ttationery and farniahing goodi, 846 Valencia MoNamara A, boot and ihoo mfr, 12 0th MoNamara D, aaloon, 705 Battery MoNamara John, saloon, 840 Howard MoNamara Michael, boots and shoes, 1244 Market MoNear Oeo W, shipping and oomm's- sion merchant and grain dealer, 20 California Mo Nee Duncan, chief clerk U 8 Land Office, 610 Commercial MoNSIL DANIEL, blacksmith, 834 Howard McNflill John (Adams, McNeill & Co), 405 Front McNess James J, m^ Baldwin bar and billia rd sa loon, lialdwin Hotel McNEVm EDMUND, marine sur- veyor, 404 and 400 Beale McNicoll John, }>hotographer, SE cor 1 5th and Mission McNiece J W, t-aloon, N W cor Kearny and Jackson McNier Jam»8, saloon, 821 Kearny McNulty B, deputy county clerk. New City Hull McNulty Chas A, attomey-at-law, room 43, 600 Battery McNulty P F, mfr boots and shoes, 230 Sutter McNutt W F, physician, l?l Montgom- ery McPAETLAND DANIEL, groceries, wines, liciuora anil cigurs, SW cur Pacific and Leavenworth McPherson G E, physician, Bartlett bet 24th and Valencia Mcpherson O W (G W Mcpherson & Co), 008 Market Mcpherson o w & co (Geo Moody, Geo W Townseud ai\d Geo W McPhersoa), manufacturers shirts and underwear, 608 Market McPherson John, saloon, 26 Steuart McPherHon Mrs M, dressmaker, 108^ Powell Mcpherson sh. collector. n^Har- lan Place, ofl Dupont, bet Bush and Sutter Mcpherson wiluam. agent for James Morison, hygeist, 105 Austin, off Polk McPherson Wm, grain commission mer- ch ant, 22 California McPHUN WM JR (Hartshorn ft MuPhun), 801 Market MoPIKE ft BONNET (Henry C Mc Pike and Franklin J Bonney), attor- ne ys-at-law , 622 Montgomery MdPlEE HENRY (X attorney-at-law, 522 Montgomery MoQuarrie Mrs Louise, dressmaker,2821 Mission MoRaith J D, groceries, 856 Jessie McShane John, groceries, 1160 Folsom McBPARREN ARCHIBALD, propri- etor baths, 304 Post McSweeney Mrs, bakery, 1035 Market McSweeuey Mrs M, variety, 1631 Mar- ket McSwegan E (H Scott & Co), 138 4th McTeman Mrs Catherine, grocery, Horace Wilson librunan, 27 Jt'ost Mechanics' Insurance Co of Hew York, E D Farnaworth & Son agts, 219 San • some MECHANICS' MILLS. Wells, Rus- eoll & CO;, cor Mission and Fremont Mechanics' Pavilion, cor Larkin and Grove nr New City Hall Mecredv John J, contractor and builder, 632 Washington Medau G H, hairdresser, 822 Kearny MEDAU J & P (John and Peter Me- dau), cigars and tobacco, 201 Mont- gomery ave Medau w J J H & Son (J JH and Julius H Medauw), liquors, 968 and 970 Fol- som Medauw Julius H (J J H Medauw & Son), 968 and 970 Folsom Medical College of the Pacific, 115 Haight Medovich & Sorich (T C Medovich and A Sorich), restaurant, 5 Brook Medovich T C (Medovich & Sorich), 5 Brook Mee James, attorney-at-law, 622 Clay Mee James (J B White & Co), 318 Pine Alee Joseph, attorney-at-Iaw, 622 Clay Meegan Henry, 'i«iuors, SW cor Sacra- mtinto and Montgomery Meehan Charles, plumber and gasfitter, 652 S acr.-unentc. MEEHAN J J, saloon, SE cor Howard and 2d Meehan Martin, groceries, 35 Louisa , Meeker George C, architect, 408 Call"- foruia Meeker Miss Mabel, teacher Valencia Primanr School Meeker W A, Excelsior Mill Co, s s Bryant nr 5th, Meeks W, attorney-at-law, 436 Mont- gomery Meese Constant (Clot & Meese), 129 and 131 Fremont MEESE HERMANN (Bach, Meese & Co), 321 Montgomery MEFRET XAVIER, music teacher and secretaire Francaisc Societe and French and English Institute, 714 Broadway and 510 Jackson Meger Simon (W Abrama & Co), 2^9 6th Moghell Joseph (Nauman & Co), 204 Clay Mekilligan W B, milkman, 35 Eddy Menorin Bros (Michael J and Dennis J Mehcrin Dennis J (Meheriu Bros), 525 Front Meherin Mark M (Farrell & Meherin), I313 6roderick Meherin Michael J (Meherin Bros), 526 Front Meherin Thos, seedsman and florist, 516 Battery Mehnert Ernest, bootmaker, 112 Wash- ington Mehrtens August (Brume ister &■ Mehr- tens), NW cor Leavenv/orth and Cal- ifornia MEH£TENS BROS ( Richard and John Mehrtens), groceries, SW cor Market and nth Mehrtens J H, groceries, 1541 Polk MEHRTENS JOHN (Mehrtens Bros), SW cor 11th and Market MEHRTENS RICHARD (Mehrtens Bros), SW cor 1 1th and Market Mehrtens Richard, groceries, 1230 Mis- sion Meier, see also Meyer, Myer and Maier Meier J, bootmaker^ 835 Pacific Meier Louis H, saloon, cor 7th ave and N MEpRDmtKS CHRISTIAN, wines, liquors, groceries and cigars, 416 O'Farrell Meiggs' Wharf Co, J H Sayre sec, 330 Pine Mcighan Mrs R A, bakery, 1425 Polk Meilandt John, restaurant and liquors, 799 4th Meinberg J Moritz, saloon, 736 Mont- gomery Moinberger V, barber, 4 Loidoi^orff Meincko Fred, saloon, 8 W cjr 26th and Mission Meinecke Chas (Chas Mtinecke & Co), 314 Sacramonto Meinecke Chas St Co (Chas Meinecke and J, K C Portman), wholesale liquors, 314 Sacramento Meinhardt F W. ca'-'iage trimmer and saddler 23 ''>;' MEINXE J F ft CO (J F Meinke), agents Hamburg American Packet Co, 401 California Meininger L, notary public, 3C6 Mont- gomery and 217 Turk Meir Geo, carpenter, 1226 Eddy Meisel H A, groceries, NE cor Union and Montgomery Meisel H C, groceries, NE cor loth and Dolores MEISTER M (Meister & Schilling), 862 Harrison MEISTER & SCHITXINO (M Meister ind Wm Schilling), coopers, 862 Har- rison Meherin), commission merchants, 625 Meiyer C, groceries, cor T*oint Lobos Front I ave and Cook CALIfIN NUTTING t SON, CO CO CO ca CO & U9 Cd -I z o o MY MAIM MTBBRT SAW FKASCIftCO. Iron I»oor«. Bank Vaalia, Bt«. HIEW, TUBCIE t CO. HMDWDOD UIIIBEII, 18 a»4 «0 Spear i ~ Fnunelwio. s QQ <9> a o t 00 il Q San Francisco. 247 i n o o METASSON LEON, president La So- ci ite fVancaise D'Epargnes, 534 Cali- fo.nia ' MFXLEN FELIX, proprijtor Cable Kestaurant, 1539 Geary M ET' GEOROEi manager Le CeroleFiia Insurance Company of Pans, 435 Cftiifornia Melczer Wm (Wm Melczer & Co), 123 California Melczer Wm & Co (Wm Melczer and M Rosenberg), agts Potrero Distillery, and commission merchants, 123 Cali- fornia MELONS DBURY (R B Woodward & Co), and general manager Lake Pleasanton Water Co, 411 and 418 California Melonson Alfred (Brown & Melonson), 10(50 Howard bet 6th and 7th Melliss D £, civil and mining engineer, 508 Montgomery Melrose Kenneth (W K Vanderslice & Co), 136 Sutler Melse £ G, liquors, 653 Washington Melsing Gustav, bakery, 120 3d Mcmonal (Presbyterian), 18th ave nr Railroad ave, South San Francisco Mencarini Dammaino, plaster ornaments, 12^ 4th Mendell Geo H, lieutenant-colonel engineers United States Army, 533 Kearny Mendelson Bros (S and J Mendolson), i.irporters of Japanese goods, 36 Cal- ifornia Mendelson Elcan, clothier, 233 Piusific Mendelson J (Mendelson Bros), 36 Cal- ifornia Mendelson S (Mendelson Bros), 36 Cali- fornia Mendes D, liquors, 341 6th Mendheim M (Unger ic Mendheim), 210 Montgomery Mendiondou B ft Co (B Mcndiondou and Hy F Tyson), liquors, 532 Mer- chant Mendiondou B (B Mendiondou k Co), 532 Mercliant Mendler John, paperhanger, 017 Gwary Mondler Mrs W, dressmaker, 617 Geary Mendocino Lumber Co, J B Ford pres, 40 California Meiuloza A, jeweler, 417 Broadway Mencsini Victorio, butcher, SE cor Broadway and Stockton Mengol John, moats, 40 Centre Market Menges Htrnry, saloon, 215 3d Mengola D (L Mariciclo & Co) 23 Vallejo Meiike A (H P Hixson & Co), Wash- ington Market Mcn^e Henry, grocer, NW cor Mason oitd Francisco Menke J F & Cq, agts Hamburg Amer- ican Packet Co, 401 California Menne Alb (Sachau &, Menne), 26 and 28 Turk Menomy Walter B, mfr sewer and chimney pipe?, SW cor Pine and Kearny Mentel Wm, groceries, 632 Broadway Mentz C H, druggist, SE cor Polk and Sacramento Mentz J H (J H Mentz & Co), 544 1st Mentz J H & Co (J H Mentz and H F Hegeler), Excelsior Restaurant, 544 1st Menu J H, re?l estate, 609 Sacramento Menzies, Bingham & Co (Stewart Men- zies, Henry Bingham and A Mc- Cracken), stevedores, 512 snd 514 Battery Menzies Stewart (Menzies, Bingham & Co), 512 and 514 Battery Menzies Thomas (Falkner, Bell & Co), 430 California Meraui Emilio, bootmaker, 1409 Du- pont Merani Lazar, bootmaker, 814 Front Mercado Mrs Mary R (Mercado & Schoof), lithographers and printers, 518 Clay Mercado & Schoof (Mrs Mary R Mer- cado and ^. erh Schoof), lithographers and printers, 518 Clay MERCANTILE ADVERTISING CO, George VV McPherson manager, 608 Mark'jt Mercantile Agency, The Bradstreet Co, 230 Caliiornia Mercantile Agency (The), R G Dunn & Co, 320 California MERCANTILE AGENCY (THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY), Ed- wards, Pickens & Fulton proprietors, SW cor California and Sansom^ MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSO- CIATION. A E Whitakcr liorarian, 216 Bush Mercantile Library Hall, 216 Bush nr Sansoine Mercantile Lunch, Charles Claffey propr, 212 Sansoma Mercer M A, ca"Hy, 518 Kearny Mercer Robert J, 'real estate, 513 Cali- fornia MERCHANT C. proprietor Adelaide Market, 1915 Fillmore bet Bush and Pine Merchant C H (Dean & Co), 22 Call fomia MERCHANT PUBLIS.HING CO. A I) Bull proprietor, 323 Front Mercliants' Dispatch, U C Hinman agt, 4\1 California Merchants' Dry Docks, Bryant bet Main and Spear C 1 > z o o o 3 ca J lit 1 1 '■ I .«..• HARDWOOD LUMBER i WAGON STOCK.'^.SJTf f SP^^ti V*.";!' IWiWHI 10U!SBRIVERMilNtCO.,K St«r]laK SllT«rware id Frenrk. Cloeka ?ll9llllontgomerySt. 248 San Francisco. Merchants' Exchange Aesociation, James A Coolidgo sec, SW cor Cali- fornia and Leidesdorff Mwchants' Exchange Lank, bankerm, 320 Sansome Merchants' Exchange Building, SW cor California and Leidesdorff MERCHANTS' SXCHANOE SA- LOON. E rhillips proprietor, 21 Leidesdorff Merchants' Insurance Co (The) of New- ark, Jacobs & Easton, general agts, 216 Sin Mome Merchf.ats' Line of Packets, Jones & Co igts, 121 and 123 Market Merchants' Overland Express, 436 Mont- gomery Merchants' Tow-boat Line, H R White t ipt, pier 17 Steuait Merchants' Trade Union and Collection Agency, H P Moreal mgr, 402 Mont- gomery - ■ fe. liquors, NW cor Folsori and Mercier 7th Meredith J H (Craig & Mereditli), at- torney-at-law, 328 Montgomery Merel R, barber, 628 Broadway Merguire J L, Standard Box Co, S W cor Bryant and 5th Merkel August (Frey k Merkel),, 9?1 Larkin Merkelbach Wm, butcher, stall 13 S F Market Merkens Claus (Smith & Merkons), 10 Washington MERKLE CHRIS, vamisher and polisher, 1630 Sacramento Merle Charles F, merchandise broker and commission me "chant, 202 Cali- fornia Merle Isidore, mgr J Caire, hardware, r»28 Broadway MERRELL I L, Asbestos roofing and paints and materials, Soapstone Mastic Roofing and paints, 316 Townsend near 4th, office 22 Cali- fornia Merriam Otis W, capitalist, 240_Moat- gomery Merrick Mrs John, fruits ann merchants and agts Honolulu Regular Dispatch Linn Packets, 204 California Merrill J F & C (Holbmok, Merrill k Stetson), SE cor Market and Beale Merrill Mrs Johanna, baker, 428 3d Merrill John (J (J C Merrill & Co), 204 I California • Merrill Mrs N, confectionery, lOOJ Stockton Merrill P, carpe^i-beatiug, 433 Stevenson Merrill S, treas California Furniture Mfg Co, 220-226 Bush Merritt James B, mgr California Fuse Association, 35 Market Merritt Samuel, capitalist, 22 California MERRY, PATJIX & CO (W L Merry and William FauU), pork and provi- sion paokers, 125 and 127 California Merry W L (Merry, Faull & Co). 125 California Merry W L, second vico-pres Board of Trade of S F, 202 Market MERSEREAU A S> carriagemaking and painting, J 927 Mission near 16th Mersing J B, groceries, NW cor 8th and Fulsom Merten A F (Merten, Moffitt & Co), 318 and 350 Clay Merten, Moffitt & Co (Thomas S Moffitt, A F Merten, Geo A Story and H I Coon), Mfg Co, 318 and 320 Clay Mertes Mrs Mary E, lodging-house, 23 Jessie Mervy & Co, chemists, SW cor Pacific and Hyde and 434 Montgomery ave MERWIN PARKER J, commission merchant, office room A, 630 Clay, res 313 Capp Merz Wni, groceries, SE cor Sutter and Powell Merzbach Felix H, attorney-at-law, 426 Calif <'rnia Mesick R S, attorney-at-law, room 60, 30i) Mnnt>»omery MESSAGER ETIENNE, ladies' and children's cloaks and suits, 211 Du- pont Messer Nathaniel T, stock broker, 313 Montgomery Mcssersmith J L, toys and varieties, 2501 Mission Messing Rev Dr A J, minister Congre- gation Beth Israel, Turk bet Taylor and Jones Messner L (Measner & Serres), 402 Pa- cific Mv^ssner & Serres (L Messncr and J Serr.«), bakery, 402 Pacific METHODIST BOOK BEPOSITORT, Rev J B Hill agent, lOil Market M E Church, Rev Dr McCrackin pastor, 15J.h p.vo ni P Metallic Equator Consolidated Mining Co, William Willis sec, room 20, 309 Montgomery Metistazio A (Meti manufacturer and lu^porter of hats, caps aud hut materials, NE cor Montgomery aud Bush, branch 404 Kearny, factory 41ti Market Meux J P (SaflFold & Meux), 434 Cali- fornia Mexican Colonization Co, J E Clements general agt, 500 Buttery Mexican Gold and Silver Mining Co, C L Mc oy sec, room 16, 309 Mont- gomery Mexican Information Bureau and Com- mercial Agency, J E Clements & Co mgrs, 500 Battery Mexia J Carlos, Mexican consul, 606 Battery Mexico, Consul of, J C Mexia, 506 Bat- tery Meyenborg August, groceries, SE cor Pacific aud J* rout Meyer, see also Myer, Maier and Meier Meyer A (Meyer & Akmann), 16 Sacra> men to Meyer A (Schwartz, Husing & Meyer), 1 Market Meyer Mrs A, bakery, 159 16th Meyer Albert, bootmaker, 543 Hayes Meyer A & Bro (Albert and Adolph Meyer), liquors, wood and .coal, Hvf cor Geary and Broderick Meyer & Akmann (A Meyer and W Akmann), groceries, 16 Sacr.-imeuto Meyer August (Meyer & Dabelstein), 1012 Market and 28^ 1st Meyer August, bootmakers, 2126 Fil- more Meyer Bernard, meat market, 839 Geary Meyer Bros & Co (Peter and Louis Meyer), wholesale grocers, 412 Front Meyer B J, tailor, 430 6th Meyer C H (C H Meyer St Bros), ree New York Meyer Charles, dry goods, retail, 1227 Stockton Meyer Charles, groceries, SW cor Geary and Stein er Meyer C H & Bros (C H, L C, and M Meyer), wholesale hats and caps, 28 and 30 Sansome Meyer Chris (H Warmouth & Co), 321 4th Meyer Christ (Henry Warmouth & Co), 514 Grove Meyer Constant (W Cohen & Co), 13 and 15 Battery Meyer & Dabelstein (August Meyer and Hsnry Pabelstein), cij^ars and tobacco, 1012 Market Meyer Daniel (Daniel, Jonas and Mat- thias Meyer), commission merchant, 212 Pine Meyer Daniel, pres Geary Street Rail- road Co, N E cor Geary and Buchanan Meyer Diedrick, groceries, NW cor 11th and Howard Meyer Dietrich, liquors, NW cor Fil- more and Greenwich Meyer E, nurseryman and florist, 31 (rcary METER EM & CO (Emanuel Meyer), importers of wines aud liquors, 33 Sutter MEYER EMANUEL (Em Meyer & Co), 3 i Suttf r Meyer F Aug (F M L Peters & Co), 207 Montgomery Meyer F R, pres San Francisco Lodge Sons of Hermann, 510 Bush Meyer F R, ealoon, 2'J5 PaciKc Muyer F W, cigara, 5 Lsideidorff Meyer G, salocn, 1749 Mission, Tarb Verein Hall Meyer H (Blome & Co), liquors, 3 Clay Meyer Henry, paper-hunting, 407 (J'Farrell ;^ oo CO 3 • ^h;,;V:i1|-7 n I m HMDWOOD LUMBER, WHITR HBOIi., I» * IS Main mbiI 14 * 19 Spear MtoceC, M. F. OKftgou Aah, Maple and Aldier. ODD FELlOWy supplies, rss^Sr^A^:r«^i'f!SV!StVfr 250 San Francisco. METER HENBY> liquors, SE cor 4th and Brannan Meyer Henry, saloon, 724 Front Meyer Herman (Pope & Meyer), 1141 Paciiio Meyer H L E (Meyer, Wilson & Co), :?12 Battery METER J Q H, ivory goods, 320 Kearny and 417 and 419 Mission Meyer John H, groceries, 1334 Howard Meyer John L, liqitors, 800 Mission Meyer Joseph, merchant tailor, 430 6th Meyer Jonas (Dan iel Meyer), 212 Pine METER JOHN N, proprietor Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny Meyer L C (0 H Meyer & Bros), 28 and 30 Sansome Meyer Louis, gents' furnishing goods, 513 Kearny Meyer Louis (Meyer Bros Sc Co), 412 Front Meyer M C (C H Meyer & Bros), 28 and 30 Sanbome Meyer M D (Meyer & Wiebusch), 1525 Mission Meyer M D, grocer, SW cor Washington and Sto ckton METER MARTIN S> attomey-at- law, rooms 38 and 39, 330 Pine Meyer Matthias (Daniel Meyer), 212 Pine Meyer Matthias, tailor, 1511 Mason Meyer Nathan (Liebes Bros & Co), 14 an' 16 Fremont Meyer N L, Enterprise Brewery, 2015- 2019 Folsom Merer Peter (Meyer Bros & Co), 412 Front Meyer T Lemmen, consul Costa Rica, 320 Sansome Meyer & Walker (L Meyer and J Walk- er), merchant tailors, 908 Mitrkct Meyer W, liquorf, SW cor Montgomery and California Meyei William, sec Chebra Bikur Chol- im, 121 Eddy Meyer Wm, cigar mfr, 217 11th Meyer William, restaurant, 9 Drumm Meyer William, florist, 339 Bush Meyer William, dry goods, 1113^ Stock- ton Meyer William, saloon, NW cor Beale and Mission Meyer, Wilson & Co (H L E Meyer and JoIhi Wilson), shipping and commis- sion merchants, 212 Battery Meyer & Wiebusch (M D Meyer and Henry Wiebusch), grocers, 1525 Mis- sion Meyerbeck Solomon, groceries, SE cor Mason and Green Meyerfeld J (Seibenhauer, Meyerfeld & Co), 222 Battery Meyerfeld M Jr (Seibenhauer, Meyer- feld & Co), 222 Battery Meyerink, Russ & Co, commission mer- chants, 525 Sansome Meyerink John O (Russ, Meyerink 8c C o), 5 25 Sansome METERS ADOLFH> musical instm- meats, Italian strings, etc, 633 Wash- ington Meyers Ben (Meyers Bros), 30 Clark Meyers Bros (Ben and R Meyers), black- smiths, 30 Clark Meyers Chas (Simmons b Meyers), 17 Howard Meyers Edward, attomey-at-law, 207 Sansome Meyers G L, laundry, 308 Bush Meyers Henry, groceries, SW cor La- guna and Geary Meyers J, merchant tailor, 501 Kearny Meyers J, tailors' and dressmakers' trimmings, 40 O'Farrell Meyers Jacob, tailor, 605 Commercial Meyers L, bakery, 21 1 Sutter Meyers' Restaurant, 21 1 Sutter Meyers R (Meyers Bros), 30 Clark Meyers Robert C, physician and drug- gist, NW cor Union and Powell Meyers S (H Abrams & Co) 238 4th Meyersfeld M (Falkenstein & Co), NE cor Battery and Sacramento Meyerstein C (Levinsohn & Meyer- s tein), 117 and 119 Sansome METERSTEIN JOSEPH, flour sacks, 124 Commercial Meyerstein L (Meyerstein, Lowenberg & Co), 109 Sansome Meyerstein, Lowenberg & Co (L Meyer- stein, I Lowenberg and Gus Simon), mfrs gents' furnishing goods, 109 San- some Mhoon J B (Floumoy, Mhoon & Flour- noy), 7 Montgomery ave Michael C, clothing, 126 3d Michael G, boots and shoes, 132 3d Michael 8, tailor, 117 Leidesdorfif Michaels A, tailor, 209 4th Michaels Henry, groceries, junction Va- lencia and Mission Michaels Henry (Langley &, Michaels), 101 Front Michaelson L. liirery stable, 610 Mission Michalitsohke A (Michalitschke Bros & Co), 239, 601 and 603 Kearny and 201 California Michalitschke Bros & Co (A and J Mi- chalitschke and A Lewis), mfra and importers of cigars' and tobacoo, 239, 601 and 603 Kearny and 201 Cali- fornia Michnlitschke Chas, cigKrs and tobacco, 64 3d Michaud J (Pinsou &; Michaud ), 210 Montgomery ave CO CO CO CO CO CO s is CALVIN IHiniNG t SON, Manafkctiiren all iclnds IRON WOBK, )M7 Mala Street, San Franelaeo. ii iS CM CO CM HUEW. TUGGlIt CO.. CHEBHT LDMBHH. '&? Fnwelae*. iSan Francisco. 251 42 O IWTfiTrRT. ULLEi saloon, 1413 Dupont Michelet C F, repauker, 802 Montgomery Micheletti Bros (Peter and Mich- eletti), butchers, 15*28 Dupont Michelletti Peter, butcher, 8£ cor Du- pont and Filbert Michela A W (Michels, Friedlander & Co), 7 and 9 Battery Michela L M (Michels, Friedlander & Co), re sidence N Y MICHELS, FRIEDLANDER ft CO (A W Michels, M Friedlander, and L M Michels), furnishing and fancy goods, 7 and 9 Battery Michels Leopold (Weil & Michels), 8 Battery Michelsen M, livery stable, XE cor Ed- dy and Hyde Michelsen Nicholas, artist, 104 Kearny Michelsohn A, dry goods, 2029 Fillmore Michelssen, Brown & Co (E Michelsaen, B W Brown and D Roth), wholesale pork-packers, 308-312 Front Michelssen E (Michelsaen, Brown tc Co), 308 Front Michiales . , Chief Yerba Buena En- campment, Independent Order of Red Men, 510 Bush MICmOAN BAR POTTERT, J B Williams proprietor, 945 and 947 Marke t MICmOAN CENTRAL R R, Wm Be De ll agent, 22 M ontgomery mcHiaAN souTHErar r r, wm BeDell agent, 22 Montgomery Middehoff G, teas, 142 3d Middle Hill Mining Co, William L Oli- ver sec, 328 Montgomery Middlemas & Boole (George Middleman and Wm Boole), shipwrights, pier 19 Steuart Middlemas Geo (Middlemas & Boole), pier 19 Steuart Middleton & '^o (Jonathan Middleton), ship chandlers, 521 Front Middleton John, coal, 10 Post and 718 Sansome Middleton John (John Middleton & Son), 116 Montgomery Middleton tfohn & Son (John and Sam- uel Middleton), real estate auction- eers, 116 Montgomery Middleton Jonathan (Middleton & Co), 521 Front Middleton Mrs O A, portrait painter, 12:^ Valencia Middleton Samuel P (John Middleton & Son), 116 Montgomery Midon Frank, confectioner, 117 Sutter Mierson August (Mierson, Jewell ftCo), 828 and 830 Kearny MISR80N, JEWELL ft 00 (August Mierson, (r Jewell, and I Levy), clothing, 828 and 830 Kearny Mighell Joa (P Z Nauman k Co), 204 Clay Mighell W F^ ship material, 102 Steuart Mignola J, saw fifing and grinding, 2420 Post Mihan J B, real estate, 615 Kearny Mikulich J C, restaurant and coffee saloon, 323 Washington Milbrae Dairy, A F Green propr, 35 Eddy Miles E M (E-M Miles & Co),- 326i Montgomery Miles E M & Co (EM Miles), stock broker, 326^ Montgomery Miles Mrs Kate, ladies' and gents' fur- nishing goods, 312 6th Miles J C, liquor saloon, 501 Kearny Miles John E, commission merchant, 402 Front Miles Mrs S A, teacher Haight Grammar School Military Library, 1,200 vols, 300 maps (strictly military), 328 Montgomery MILKMEN'S MUTUAL AID PRO- TECTIVE ASSOCIATION. Oeo C Smart president, A T Noble secretary, 35 Eddy Mill Henry, mining expert, room 21, 328 Montgomery Mill John L, restaurant, 407 Washing- ton MILLARD EUGENE A, manager Pacific Branch Salamander Felting Company, 108 Leidesdorff Milledge G M, painter, 33 2d Miller A D, milkman, 35 Eddy Miller — (Sachs & Co), SW cor Jackson and Powell Miller Albert, capitalist, 22 California Miller Albert, vice-pres S F S Union, 532 California Miller Mrs A £, varieties, 1915 Bush Miller August C, crockery, 1 15 3d Miller Bernhard, poultry, stalls 85 and 86 Centre Market Miller Mrs C, Auzerais House, 29 Du- Sont ler C A, California Volcanic Water, 371 Howard Miller C H, tailor, 1877 Mission Miller Chas (Huntington, Hopkins & Co), junction Bush and Market Miller Charles, bootmaker 2010 Polk Miller Christopher A, watches and jewelry, 406 4th Miller & Co, commission merchants, 10 Davis Miller Don F & Co (Dm F Miller), ad- vertising brokers, 608 Mnrlcct and 9 Post Millsr^fc Eaton, proprs S F .Sfcoamboat and Transportation Co, 320 Sansomo Miller E H Jr, sec Central Pacific Rail- road, NK cor 4th andTownscnd '■\: m o PI o o I* en O > r o Z > CO H n PI H CO > z ■n > z o m «,:*i mmm m 111 •v iff I rl I: I ■■ .1 %:h'f illr:- V'- 1 Il..;3,v. I / HMDWOOD lUMBER, WHITR BR4IB. 1» A 19 Main and J4 4 I Nit m.V. Coanter'Topa, Newel Posts, b£ HHoear iastert. LOUIS BR>yEHimii& CO.. Bn.;arg fi^.JBmEBS,"', •tnetni.P. 252 San Francisco. to CO CO Miller Miss E J, teacher Haight Gram- mur School Miller E L, veterinary surgeon, 1321 Mission MILLES F J. bootmaker, 405 i Na- t' ma Miller F L (Miller & Shannon), 29 Mer- chant's Exchange Miller Francis M V, barber, 672i Mis- sion MILLER FRANK B, attomey-at- law, 331 Montgomery Miller Geo W, hatter, 112 Montuomery Miller Henry (Miller & Lux), 533 Kearny Miller Henry, bakery and painter, 2123 Mission Miller Henry, cigars and tobacco, 1200 Market Miller Henry, saloon, SW cor Davis and Jackson Miller H M A, sec Presidio and Ferries Railroad Co, Union bet Leavenworth and Hyde Miller Henry W, propr New England Combination "Rooling Co, cor Main and Mission Miller J, San Francisco Steamboat and Transportation Co, 320 Sansome Miller J A (J A Miller & Co), fur- niture, IGOD Market bet 6th and 7th Miller J A & Co (J A Miller and J S Weber), furniture, lOOi* Market Miller Jacob M, showcase mfr, 545 California MILLER JAMES A & CO, Farmer's Co-operative Purchasinj; Agency, 13 Pine Miller J F (Branson, Armitage & Co), 1 1 1 Broadway Miller J F (Hehohay & Miller), 302^ Hayes Miller J H, painter, lO'J Jessie MILLER J H (Boone & Miller), 320 Calititrjii.'v MILLER JOHN, liquors, 253 Steuart Miller John, restaurant, 101 8teuart and *.( Missi'iu Miller John, groceries, IG Chesley Miller John (I>iivis& Miller), "jIO Davis Miller John, saloon, 1242 Market Miller John A, physician, lOIS Valencia Miller John K, searcher of records, 230 Montt^omery Miller John P G, attorncy-at-law, 214 Sausonie Miller John W (Ellis & Miller), 21 and 23 SjK'ar MILLER L, manufacturing jeweler, HSoImihIi MILLER L & CO (Louis Miller and V W Zechor), North Beach Market, S23 <;reenwich MILLER LOUIS (L Miller & Co), 823 Greenwich MILLER LOUISi musical instruments, 108 3d Miller Mrs Louise, bakery, 321 Union Miller & Lux (Henry Miller and Charles Lux), wholesale cattle dealers, 533 Kearny Miller Mrs M A, milliner, 8 5th Miller Mark A, 608 Market Miller M & Co (M Miller), boots and shoes, 922 Market MILLER Ci mining secretary, 409 California MILLER OTTO F (Held & Miller), 105 and 107 Dupont Miller ?eter (Bellingall & Miller), 425 Battery Miller Sam, tourist and ticket agt, 2 New Montgomery Miller Mi^s Sarah, teacher Valencia Primary School Miller & Shannon (F L Miller and W S Shannon), engineers and architects, 29 Merchant's Exchange Miller S M (Phelps & Miller), 120 Sutter Miller W H, wood and coal, 28 West 12th MILLER WM H. grocer, 316 Green Miller Wm, boarding-house, 5 Wash- ini^tnn MILLER W N, superintendent Enter- prise Mill and Building Company, 217-225 Spear Miller Wm, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Hov/ard and 4th Miller W P, supt Castle Dome Mining and Smelting Co, 30J Montgomery Miller, see also Miiller Millitlge G M, carpenter, 2501) Mission Milliken I T, notary public, 315 Cali- fornia Milliken V, civil engineer, 22 California MiUington Mrs D E, in;^'r W C U T Coffee House, 62!( Saeranunto Millniuister II F, bakery and confec- tionery, 312 Hayes Milloglav Michael 1", restaurant, 138 4th Milloglav N, restaurant, (128 Battery Mellon John S, painter, T)!) O'Karrell Mills D O, capitalist, 42() California Mills Edgar, oaj)italist, 42() California Mills 1 C & Co (I C Mills), cigar mfrs, !( (ieary Mills W H, real estate, 307 Montgomery Milly Bros & (Jctz, Excelsior Tallow Works, N ur fith ave Millzner S, watches and jewelry, 422 Kearny MILNE & GANTS (Geo Milne and Wni 11 (Jants), manufacturers of pat- ent sanitary water closets, and hopper, and urinal valves, 618 Wash ington and 111! Dupont Milne i.aniar jiroprictor, 5;{S Valencia Mission I'iu'inieal Works (.1 W H \Vri:;l>t), llunisou bet Hith and ITtli, (illieo roiim !!•, Siii) Market Missi')M Dolores (Catholic), cor Kith and Holons Mission K V (Chini'Hi; School), '.KW Clay Mi:*sion (iraiinnar Scliool, IjauraT Fow- ler piiiieipal, n a Misision bet lath and Kith "Mission .lournal," 2-OS Mission Mission Mirki't, cor Mission anil IGth "MiMsiiiii Mirror," aKS Kith MISSION PLANING MILLS. Mich- iitl W alsti pr. ini.t r, 414 and 4K>22d Mission Toliie Station, Capt .lohu Short conunaiuling, SW cor 17th and How- ard Mission Real Estate Office, James Eng- lish propr, SE cor 20th and Folsom Mission Rock and Dock Warehouse, 318 California Mission Episcopal Service, 118 Jackson nr Front Mission Soap and Candle Works, M Morgenthau propr, 16th nr Folsom Mission Woolen Mills and Pioneer Woolen Factory, 115 Battery Iki!\stre S, copper and tinsmith, 811 Montgomery Mitchel Harold D, architect, 405 Cali- fornia Mitchel Robert, bakety, 711 Folsom Mitchell D C (Bliven ft Mitchell), 29 New Montgomery Mitchell Edward, wood and coal, 432 6th Mitchell Mrs E, fancy goods, 1804 Geary Mitchell Frank, saloon, 1100 Market Mitchell F, hairdresser. Mission nr Stcuart Mitchell ft GleasoD, groceries, 309 Hayes Mitchell John, groceries, cor 24th anO Harrison Mitchell J E (J E Mitchell ft Co), 230 and 232 14th Mittchell J E ft Co (J E Mitchell and Etlwiii Lord), carpet-beating machine, 230 and '232 14th Mitchell H D, architect, 217 Sansome Mitchell Mrs Mary, bakery, 8 7th Mitchell Peter, groceries, 328 7th Mitchell T A (Jonathan Hunt, Sou ft Co), 313 California Mitchell W F (Gate ft Mitchell), 420 Front and 231 Washiufjton Mitrovich Philip S, fruits and vegeta- bles, l-.'22 Polk Mittlestedt Chas, liquors, NW cor 3d and Bryant Mix L \V, mgr Malter, Lind ft Co, 419 California Mixer ft Filbnan (Geo H Mixer and Sam- uel Filhnan), Novilty Iron Works, 21 1 and 213 Mission Mixer (ieo H, jtatint bung factory, 211 and 213 Missi >n Mixer & Son, niaeliinist and engineer, 211 anil 213 Mission Moan KiUvard, groceries, 139 4th Mobley John, black' niith, Kentucky nr Ist ave Mocha ColTeo Saloon, H F Debus propr, 521 Montgomery Mocker & Newniark (R Mocker and A Newniark), phunbers, 327 Turk Mocker U (Mocker ft is'ewmark), 327 Turk Mocker W (Gramas ft Mocker), cor 1 Market and Powell 7S\ QO C9 CO ■aa m CD CO ' i^ >! -"i' HARDWOOD LUMBER iWkGON ST0CK*JfJll'Jf!."Si.SV.i"5«^ DMIEUigRCROSS t mJ^SSOSVSifffSmgb au!i.V%* I.* iif!^ 251 Scm Fra/ndaco. Modin Lodge, No 42, I B B, M Wat- erman aeo, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Moding Louis, wholesale butcher, oor 4th and M Modry Marcus, cigars and tobacco, 312 3d Moebus Frederic, bootmaker, 265 East Moesling Charles, saloon, 1143 Mission Moeiler Ernest, bakery, 609 Howard Moeller ft Orauffel (John Moeiler and Fred Grauffel), Bakers' Home and loflaings, 628 and 625 Clay Moeller John (Moeller ft GrauflFel), 623 and 625 Clay Moenning C, plumbing, 612 Octavia Moeser Julius, muaii,-, 104 O'Farrejl Moeser L, teacher piano, violin and gui- tar, 534 Minna nr 6th Moretti ft Trezzini, artists, 6 Eddy MOFFAT E & H (Eugene and Henry Moffat), cattle dealers, 238 Kearny and 1st ave nr Kentucky MOFFAT EUGENE (Eft H Moffat), 238 Kearny MOFFAT HEiniT (E ft H Moffat), 238 Kearny Moffatt George (O'Connor, Moffatt ft Co), 111-115 Post Moffatt Thomas, bootmaker, 3 Clemen- tina Moifitt J (Blake, Robbins ft Co), 516 Comnr<.ercial Moffitt Thos S (Merten, Moffitt ft Co), 318 and 320 Clay Mogan P J, attorney -at-law, 240 Mont- gome)^' Monan Hugh J, journalist, 240 Mont- gomery Mohave Gravel Mining Co, O C Miller sec, 409 California Mohlfeldt L, groceries, 131 O'Farrell cor Powell Mohr Carl, hairdresser, 1437 Mission Mohr Henry, South San Francisoo Packing and Provision Co, office 226 Front Mohr ft Mohr Co (The), distillers, rec- tifiers and wholesale dealers, 49-53 Sycamore, office 405 Front Mohr Paul, ores The Moiir ft Mohr Co, office 405 Front Mohr Paul F, sec The Mohr ft Mohr Co, office 405 Frnnt Mohr Pef3r( Mohr ft Steffens), cor Pa- cific and Polk Mohr Rudolph, HOC San Francisco ^'^ took Brewery, cor J'owell oad Francisco Mohr Rudolph, purchaaing agt, 402 Front Mofar ft i^ttefibns (Peter Mohr md H A Stftffeaa), groceries, cor Pacific and PoU; WBHIflfi KDWJJIi stencil plates and Tsbber stamps, 252 Market Mohnnaon ft Co (MrsK Mohrmann and N Blanken), groceriea, SW cor Broad- way iind Kearny Mohnniinn Mrs K (Mohrmann ft Co), SW cor Broadway and Kearny MOISAIIT A Ji groceries and liquors for family use, 30 Franklin Mojioa D, musical instruments, 1017 and 1027 Kearny Moliere J W, physiciin, 609 Mason Molineux H, mgr Seth Thomas Clock Co, J 32 Sutter MoUer Bros (John and Wm MoUer), groceries, wood and coal, cor Gough and Austin Moller Carl (Moller ft Mautz), 714 Montgomery Moller Conrad, bootmaker, 340 4th Moller Mrs Dora, bakery, 217 16th Moller F, blacksmith, 195 Stevenson MOLLER F F> boarding-house, 263 East Mol'pr Gustavo, cabinetmaker, 1 Webb Moller J H, cisars, 1230 Dupont Moller John (Moller Bros), cor Gough and Austin Moller Louis (Wm Betten ft Co), 712 Washington Moller ft Mautz (Carl Moller an 1 Albert Mautz), dry goods, 714 Montgomery Moller Mrs S, bakery, cor I'th and Sanchez Moller ft Warmbold (Wm Moller and Fred Warmbold), saloon and cigars NE cor Kearny and Washington Moller Wm (Roylance ft Mofler), 415 Mission Moller William (Moller ft Warmbold), NE cor Kearny and Washington Moller William (Moller Bros), cor Gough and Austin MoUo Ferdinand, blacksmith, 195 Stev- enson Molloy Dennis, saloon, 721 Davis MoUoy John, commission merchant, 54 Clay Molloy P C, real estate agt, 138 Mont- gomery Molloy W, liquors, 510 Mission Molloy William, saloon, 1 147 Market Moloney D«r:el, bootmaker, 803 Point lobcd ave Mol yney Patrick E, bootmaker, 103 5th Molony P S, merchant tailor, 138 Mont- «,gomery Molter Charles, carriage trimmer, 1112 Mission Monaghan Joseph, saloon and boarding- house, 60 and 62 1st Mflnaghan Patrick, bootmaker, 1059 i^lsom Monaghan Thomas H, plumbing, 1432 California CO CO en CO 9 «Q CO CO CO o a I 00 o CI I I o OIVIN NUTTIHS t SON. MananM^tarers all kla4« IHOM any Mala •treet, Maa ~ tUEN, Monahr. 434 Pi Monahai han i 434 Pi Monahai som Monaacl] Monck I Kearn; Mondet Mono J • at-law Monier Ditsch " Monitc itor, 6: Monks S, ton Monlas J Monnier and 81 Monnin Montgi Mono Go room 6 Monro Gi MONBO Filbert Monseea Monseign Monson 1 Comm4 Moirsoi Markel MONTA WMoi A Bel( import' metals, ware ai tery Montagu( NEcoi MONTA Montai MONTA proprie Monteal^ Gallegc Manue commit Morteale Ct ), 23 Monteale Sacran Monteale Co), 2: Monteale Co), 23 Montefiei Jlsrae Montefioi Sohock MRDW HUEll. TUGGU t C8.. VENEERS "ai SC«f I a I CO I 5 iSbn FramcMco. 255 Monahnn John (MonahMi ft MoOarren), 434 Pine Monahan & McGurren (Arthur Mona- han and John MoOurren), liquors, 434 Pine Monahan Patrick, groceries, 1222 Fol- som Monasoh Julius, tailor, 2005 Mission Monok R H (J Harris & Co), NE oor Kearny and Market Mondet Mrs H, bakery, 134) Francisco Mone J J, court c immissioner and atty- at-law, room 12, 309 Montgomery Monier & Ditsoli (G Monier and F Ditach), liquors, 454 7th «• Monitor " (The), S I McCormick ed- itor. 622 Clay Monks S, ladies' hairdresser. 111 Stock- ton Monlas Antonio, cigar mfr, 635 Pacific Monnier Georee, saloon, 1153 Howard and 817 Larkin Monnin Bros, boots and shoes, 603 Montgomery Mono Gold Mining Co, W H Lent sec, room 62, 309 Montgomery Monro George, saloon, 266 Brannan HONBOE ft OLYNN. blacksmiths. Filbert nr Fillmore Monseea Henry, groceries, 756 Bryant Monseigneur A, baker, 221 4th Monson B H, printer and engraver, *506 Commercial MONSON JOHNi coffee parlor, 923 Market MONTAGUE W W ft CO. (Wilfred W Montague, C Adolphe Low, Chaa A Belden and Alonzo A Watkins), importers and jobbers stoves, ranges, metals, iron pipe, iron mantles, tin- ware and tinner's stock, 1 10-1 18 Bat- tery Montai^e S S, chief engineer C P R R, NE cor 4th and Townsend MONTAGUE WILFRED W (W W Montague & Co), 110-118 Battery MONTiJTA SALOON. John Blohn proprietor, 923 Kearny Montealegre ft Co (J A Salazar, Rafael Gallegos, Jose M Montealegre Jr, Manuel and. Edward Montealegre), commission merchants, 230 California Montealegre Edward (Montealegre ft C( ), 230 California Montealegre J G, wholesale coffee, 218 Sacramento Montealegre Jose M Jr (Montealegre ft Co), 230 California Montealegre Manuel (Montealegre ft Co), 230 California Montefiero Lodge No 1 A J O K S B, J Israelsky sec, B B Hall, 121 Eddy Montefiore Lodge No 51, I O B B, S H Sohocken sec, B B Hall, 121 Eddy Montgomery Baths, Chas Knoechel and John G Brand proprs, 621 Montgom- ery Montgomery Block, 628 Montgomery MONTGOMmT GHillJs (Chaa Montgomery ft Bro), 319 Sansome and proprietor hotel 221-247 2d Montgomery Chas, commission mer- chant, 406 Commercial MONTGOMERY CHAS ft BRO (Chas and Hugh Montgomery), pro- Srietors American Exchange Hotel, 19 Sansome Montgomery Hotel, Chas Montgomery propr, 221-247 2d MONTGOMERY HUGH (Chas Mont- gomery ft Bro), 319 Sausome Montgomery Avenue League, room 27, 402 Montgomery MONTHONftBOBDES. liquors, 508 Bush Montpellier Albert, cashier and mgr The Grangers' Bank of California, NE cor California and Davis Monumental Quicksilver Mining Co, D M Kent sec, 330 Pine Moock George, butcher, 3 and 4 Cali- fornia Market and Grand Central Market Moook Jacob, bntch'>r, 31 Valencia MOODY ft FABBISH (Wm Moody and Adam T Farrish), wool, hops and commission merchants, 210 Davis MOODY GEOBGE (G W McPherson ft Co), 608 Market Moody John C, druggist, 1300 Polk Moody Wm (Moody ft Farrish), 210 Davis MOONEY CON (Mooney ft Laflin). NW cor Geary and Central ave MOONEY ft LAFLIN (Con Mouney and L J Laflin), fine wines, liquors and cigars, NW cor Geary and Cen- tral ave Mooney Samuel, saloon, 1436 Market Mooney S V, mgr J A Roebling's Sons Co, 14 Drumm Moor W H, supt C P R R Steamers, foot of Market Moorbrink Bernard, tailor, 235 5th Moore Andrew, house furnishing goods, 1215 Powell MOOBE ALFBED S ft CO (Alfred S Moore), wholesale dealers in paints, oils and lamp stock, 104 and 106 Mar- ket Moore A D (Moore ft Smith and Aok«r> man, Moore ft Co), pier 10 Steuart Moore Arthur W (Magee ft^ Moora), 513 Market Moore B P, sec California Furniture Mfg Co, 220-226 Bush Moore Calvin, dentist, 6 Eddy Moore Chaa, liquors, 41 1 East CO o PI o o S3 GO CO CO &0 .*,!*! ;r ' i: iif ^ ' HMDWOOI LUMBER, £«l?»S%A';&ii^i^^£^^ LOUIS BBffiRmH tco..gy88gja.'^sasf i a mmmmsn ftUENl s H I 256 5an Francisco. Moore C & Co (I R Wood), dry goods, 230 16th /. / » - MOOBE CHA8 H (Cobb ft Moore), 103 Montgomery Moore C J (Danforth, MooieftCo), 8W oor Broadway and Batterv Moore C W, pnysician, office Nucleus House Moore David, marble yard, Central ave bet California and Sacramento Moore Mme E D, physician, office 1020 Market Moore Elliott J, attomey-at-law, 77 Montgomery Block Moore, Ferguson & Co (James Moore, E W Ferguson and J E Hobson), commission, grain and wool mer- chants, 211 and 213 Clay HOOBE GEOBOE A, president Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, 418 California Moore George H (Moore, Hunt & Co), 417 and 419 Market MOOBE MBS HA, patent medicine, 322 Mason MOOBEH A (Gilbert & Moore), 18 Sut- ter Moore H H, bookseller, room 47, 12G Kearuy Moore H K, attorney-at-law, 602 Mont- gomery Moore H P, milkman, 35 Eddy Moore, Huut & Co (Geo H Moore, Cor- nelius Deweese and Henry B Huut), wholesale liquors, 417 and 419 Market Moore I C, teas, etc, 8 California Moore J, wood, coal, coke, etc, 263 Minna Moore James (Moore, Ferguson & Co), 21 land 213 Clay Moore J G, U tt appraiser, room 29, Ap- praiser's Building Moore John, boots and shoes, 1037^ Folsom Moore John (Moore & Murphy), 136 and 138 6th Moore John, groceries, 413 5th Moore Joseph H, attOAney-^.v-law, 77 Montgomery Block MOOBE JOSEPH, vice-president and superiuicndent iiisdon Iron and Loco- motive Works, SE cor Howard and Beale Moora Justin (Taylor & Moore), 29 Centre Market Moord L A, stationery, 2953 16th Moore L P, importer of teas, 8 California Moore & Muri>hy (John Moore and John Murphy), boots and shoes, 136 and 138 6th Moore & Smith (A D Moore and H C Smith), lumber, pier 10 Steuart Moore Sylvester, coal and feed, 835 Valencia Moore William P, architect, 330 Pine Moore Z W ft Co (Z W Mooro), fruits and vegetables, 37, 38 and 39 Califor- nia Market Moorecroft Frederick, stone seal engrav er, 126 Kearny Moorhead J, ladies' cloaks and snita, 37 Eddy Mooser Wm, architect, 302 Montgom- ery MOBAOHAN M B importer, whole* •ale and retail dealer in oysters and clams and oyster saloon and chop house, 68 Colifurnia Market Morales Vissie, barber, 1220 Powell Moran D M (D M Moran ft Co), 128 6th cor Natoma MOBAN D M & (X). foreign and do- mestic dry goods, cloaks and shawls a specialty, 128 6th cor Natoma Moran Frank, groceries, 422 4th Moran James, saloon, 234 Brannan Moran J M, foreign and domestic and fancy dry goods, 204 and 206 6th Moran Michael, saloon, 63 Jessie MORAN THOMAS (Thomas Moran ft Co), room 1, 6U5 Sacramento MOBAN THOMAS ft CO, real estate agents, room 1, 605 Sacramento Morcel J, blacksmith, 12 Stockton Place Morchio A, ostrich feathers, 724^ Mar- ket Morchio Mrs M ft Son (Mrs M and Frank Morchio), restaurant, 6 Leidesdorff Morclin A, feathers, 724J Market MOBDOiT A H. butter and eggs, 37 Centre Market More J C, commission merchant, 8 Cali- fornia More Joseph, carpenter, 657 Mission More Manuel F, barber, 1134 Folsom More Samuel (Samuel More ft Co), 212 California More Samuel ft Co (Samuel More), wholesale liquors, 212 California Moreal H P, real estate broker, 402 Montgomery Moroau^E ft Co (E Moreau and J W Haggerty), engineers, 220 Mission Moreau Geo (Verdier, Moreau ft Co), NE cor Montjiomt'ry and Sutter MOBEIANO J A. agent* for Mills ft Gihb, N Y, importer laces and fancy goods. 120 Sutter Morelle C, fruit and vegetables, 905 Stockton Morelle Mrs H E, magnetic healer> 1229 Mission Moretti ft Frezzini, fresco painters, St Ann's Building MOBET B E, superintendent Union Bo x Fact ory, 114-120 Spear MOBFFEW THOS> dentist, 8 Mont- gomery CALVIN NUniNG & SON, «»IIU»KK!4, JAIL AMI* Kpet Maim MtMct, VBMCB WOHMk' Vnuielse*. ' gom ih iiri8( r-hir Kiil UIEI TUG6LE t CO. PidflcCoist Hard Wooii «»« I I a I 00 1 -s .14 O g iSan Frcmdaco. 257 Morgan Minina Co, 533 Kearny Morgan Alfrea (Moraan Bros k Can- ham and Morgan Broa), 616 Market and 32 Montsomery Morgan Broa (Geo W and Alfred Mor- gan), fmita, 32 Montgomery Morgan Broa k Canham (Geo and Alfred Morgan and Fred Canham), fruita, 616 Market Morgan Catherine, liquors, cor Baker and Beaoh MOBOAN ft CO (J S Morsan and John and Thomas Crellis), wholesale oysters, 87 California Market MCOIOAN 1 D, cashier The First Na- tional Gold Bank of San Francisco, 315 Montgomery Morgan Geo (Morgan Bros k Canham), 616 Market Morgan Geo W (Morgan Bros), 32 Montgomery Morgan J A (J A Morgan k Son), 7 Clay Morgan James, mining, 310 Pine Morgan J A & Son (A and Wm H Mor- gan), sailmakers, 7 Clay M&BOAir JOHN, coffee parlors, 923 MOBOAN JOHN 8 (Morgan k Co), 87 California Market Morgan Joseph, furniture and bedding, 1804 Market Morgan Peter, liquors, 614 Montgomery Morgan P J, attomey-at-law, 240 Mont- gomery Morgan Rose E, teacher Mission Gram- mar School Morgan S £, artist, 202 Stockton Morgan Thomas, wood and coal, 630 Gwtry Morgan Wm H ( J A Morgan k Son) ,7 Clay Morganstein A, butcher, 9 Berry Morganstern M, stock broker, 436 Montgomery Morgenstern Alfred W, butcher, 546 3d, NW cor 3d and Brannan Morgenstern M, note broker, 436 Mont- gomery Morgenthal Anthony, attomey-at-law, 103 Montgomery Morgenthau M, office of Mission Soap aud Candle Works, 108 Bush Moriarty k Clifford (J Moriarty and J Clifford), liquors, 708 Mission Moriarty Daniel, groceries, cor York and 23d Moriarty J M (Moriarty k Cliuord), 708 Mission Moriarty Patrick, groceries, cor 23d and Hampshire Morison Amos, real estate, 436 Mont- gomer> "iL Drisonj Hutchinson k Co, mfrs Star : 'hirts , 1 13 Sansome Morison Samuel, real eatate, 436 Mont- gomery MOBITZ JOHN 0. Palace Market, 705 Montgomery ave Morizio J, mining aeo, 328 Montgomery Mork J H (Mork ft Wertheim). 506 Montgomery Mork ft Wertheim (J H Mork and A Wertheim), liauors, 506 Montgomery Morkel Mrs A, ladies' underwear «nd ladies' hairdresser, 514 Geary Morken H F, liquors, 328 Pine Morley ft Foltz (George Morley and F G Foltz), carpenters, SEoor Van Ness ave and Bush Morley George (Morley ft Foltz), SE cor Van Ness ave and Buah Morlook Fred, dairy produce, 25 Centre Mar ket "MOBNINO CALL" (daily and week- \y), San Francisco Call Co publishers, 625 Montgomery MOBNING CALL BEBTAT7BANT. P Svetinich proprietor, 305 6th Moron Benjamin, coffee saloon. New Clay Street Market Morris Mrs, nurse, 621 Jessie Morris Aaron, groceries, 725 Montgom- ery Morris Abraham, marble works, 214 and 216 5th Morris Adolph, tailor, 119 3d MOBBIS B& CO (B Morris), manufac- turing jewelers, 110 Sutter Morris B S (Morris ft Co), 52 3d Morris ft Co (B S and E Morris), boots and shoes, 62 3d Morris D, merchant tailor, 19 4th Morris David, mgr Pneumatic Mfg Co, 1045 Market Morris E (Morris ft Co), 52 3d Morris H, tailor, 223 6th MOBBIS H D. agent Sanderson Bros Steel Co and Sweet's Manufacturing Co, 401 Market Morris Henry, tailor, 335 6th MOBBIS JAMES (Harris ft Morris), 652 Markec Morris J J, shipping master, 524 Bat- tery Morris John, tobacco and cigars, 1067th Morris Julius, cigars and tobacco, 32 3d Morris ft Kennedy (Wm Morris and John F Kennedy), pictures, frames, etc, 19 aud 21 Post Morris, Levy ft Co (M Levy and I Hy- man), clothing, 142 Jackson Morris Pneumatic Mfg Co, 1045 Market bet 6th and 7th Morris, Tasker ft Co, gaspipe mfrs, C Froelich Jr agt, 202 Market Morris T B, pres Ronton Coal Co, 22 Sacramento Morris Thos, liquors, 900 Howard frO C3 Al C/> CO CO \ ^ HARDWOOD LUMBER, 17 WHITE BlUMi.. 18 m, ». F. Connter Tops, Me wel Posts IS Main and 14 * 1« Spear JIalasters. *b^ ^> ^. >.^. -^ IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) A^ 1.0 I.I 1.25 K£ 2.2 £ l£ 110 I U 11.6 Photografiiic Sciences Corporation 23 WEST VIAIN STRUT (71«) t72-4S03 o^ ddo I '■ 'SUPPUES, iH^ VeapleTM*. • PMt litrect, ». W, 258 8lllM;TUiailItCT.JiaBniH(iriWBolliaiiillw;Hg1SgS3^ i I a o o » CO ^ ^ o O Pi » P ^Kcen Francisco. 259 Monntein Maid K Co, J Stadtfeld Jr, 419 California Mountain Queen Mining Co, 213 San- some Mountain Wine Depot, H Palmer propr, 304 Davis Mouser B T, physician, 36 Geary Monger S M, physician, 20D Post Mouthon & Bordes, proprs Cooks and Waiters' Society (French), 508 Bush MOUraON J (Mouthon t Bordes), 508 Bush Mow Freflerick, 50 Montgomery Block Mo wer A H, tinware, 439 Valencia MOWBY L L attorney-at-law, 637 Kearny Mowry M L, ms^r California District Telegraph, 222 Montgomery Mowrv R D (Mowry 4; Root), 103 and 104 California Market Mowry & Root (R D Mowry and J E Root), poultry, 103 and 104 Califor- nia Market Mowry William A, carriage and wagon- maker, 1 1 40 Folsom Mowry's Hall, cor Grove and Lagiina Moxley C G, real estate. agt, 238 Mont- gomery Moyes C J, blacksmith, 1148 Mission MOTNIHAN & AITKEN (T J Moy- nihan and J Aitkon), boiler w<>rks, hiqh and low-pressure boilers of all kinds, 311 and 313 Mission southwest corner Bcale Moynihan L, bootmaker, 310 7fch Moynihan T J (Moyiiihau & Aitken), 311 and 3i:t Mission Mt Diablo Mill and Mining Co, R M Heath sec, 318 Pine Miicha Philip, tailor, 448 3d Miidgou and lodg- ing, 114 Jackson Muller & Koenig (Frank Muller and George Koenig), pork packers, 15 and 16 California Market Muller L, cleaning and dyeing, 24 2d Muller Lewis, meat market, 125 3d MULLER M W. manager Half Moon Bay Colony, 207 Kearny Muller ft Traber (F Muller and Jacob Traber), liqnors, 610 Sacramento Mulligan Riohard, horseahoer, 208 24 th CO C o n o O cn O > r o 2 > CO H m m H > Z > 2 o 5 o o h IIUDWOOD LUMBER, WHITK BROM., IS 4k IS Main aail 14Jk IS Mpear Mt. M. V BMt litoek. Oak Plaak and Tlmfecr. wmmmmm m\smmnkntifi.,jJiT^gTssj^^^^ is^ssar^ 260 San Frcmdaco. MuUins Jeremiah, grocer, 1016 Folsom cor Haniet MuUoy A A (MuUoy, Bean t Co), 329 ijauBome Malloy» Bean & Go (O W Downey, O B Bean and A A Malloy) cigar mfrs, 329 SauBome MuUoy C W, horseshoer, 218 6th Mulloy Peter, real estate agt, 315 Cali- fornia Malret m y G e orge, bo otmaker, 015 Post MULVEY AinVIE S> pro-^rietor Oloak and Suit House, 28 6tb Mulville N B, attorrey-at-law, 612 Clay Muncey Frank, cigan and tobacco, SL*^ Bush Muncey W G, fnuts and vegetables, 419 22d Muncey Wyndham, cigars and tobacco, 545 California Mund Henry, watchmaker and jeweler, 341 Clementina Mund R A, watchmaker, 9 Geary Munk M, printer, 805 Mission Munra S, collector, f>07 Montgomery Munrel & Martin, collectors, ^7 ^ 'ont- gomenr Munro George R, wood and coal, 20 Stock ton MUHBC ft GLTNN (John Monro and John Glynn), horseshoers and blacksmiths, Filbert near Fillmore Muuro John (Muuro & Glynn), Filbert nr Fillmore MunrO John, hotel (tavern), 266 Bran.- nan MTJNSELL JAMES JK> general agent Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co, 416 Montgomery Munson J A, propr St George House, 812 Kearny Munson John, lodging-house, 120 4th Munter Joseph, {>ictureB and frames in- cluded, 1047 Folsom Murasky Chas H, carpenter, 641 23d Murchie Gold &, Silver Mining Co, Wil- liam L Oliver sec, 328 Montgomery Murdock C A (C A Murdock & Co), 532 Clay Murdock C A & Co (C A Murdock and C L Crackbon), book at.d job printers, 532 Clay Murdock James, saloon, 22 2d Murdock Robert, clothing, 820 Mont- gomery Murfey S S, notary public, 607 Mont- gomery Murken Martin, grocery, cor Grove and Buchanan Murphy Miss A, dressmaker, 1248 Howard Murphy Adam H (Murphy, Adams ft Co), 408 Sansome Murphy, Adams ft Co (A H Murp&y and J E Adams), wholesale co£be and ■pices, 408 Sansome Murphy A O ft Co, wholtoale fruits, 408 Sansome Murphy ft Butler (Thos MuriAy and Joseph Butler), gasfitting and plumb- ing, 435 Hayes Murphy ft Cavanaugh, fruits and gro- ceries, 208 9th Murphy Chas, barber, 136 3d Murphy Dan (Murphy ft Horn), whole- Bsde butchers, 1st ave nr Kentucky Murphy Dennis T, groceries, 115 8th and 266 Minna Murphy Daniel J (Darwin ft Murphy), 636 Clay Murphy D H, hairdresser, 303 6th Murphy D T (Murphy, Grant ft Co), res New York Murphy D W ft Co (D W Murphy and P J Falvey), real estate agts, 608 Market Murphy £ P, stock broker, 409 Pine MUBPHT, GRANT ft 00 (D T Murphy, Adam Grant, John Dean and H M Murphy), importers foreign and domestic dry goods, comer San- some and BupL Murpby Mrs Hannah, grocery, 28^ Freelon Mux'phy Mrs H B, dressmaker, 456 6th Mui^hy Mrs H C, laundry, 529 Mission Murphy H M (Murphy, Grant ft Co), res New York Murphy ft Horn, cattle dealers, 633 Kearny, 1st ave neor Kentucky Murph y Jam es, physician, 65;! Clay MURPHT J a, liquors, sonthweet comer 7th and Mission Murphy John (Moore ft Murphy), 136 and 138 6th Murphy John Luttrell, attomey-at-law, 420 Montgomery Murphy John W, St George Livery Stable, Bush bet Kearny and Dupont Murphy J W, groceries, 1641 Mission Murphy M, housemover, 666 Natoma Murphy M (J J Evenson ft Co), 319 Kearny Murphy Martin J, liquors, SW «'«'• Bay and Montgomery ave Murphy Mrs Mary, boarding and lodg- ing, 1929 Howard Murphy M D, liquors, N£ cor Geary and Lyon Murphy Mrs M D, dressmaker, 226 Post Murphy M W, boots and shoes, 16^ Taylor Murphy O A ft Co, fruits and produce, 508 Sansome Murphy Patrick, poultry, 74 and 76 Centre Market Murphy Peter, restaurant, 2610 Mission f PRISON CELLS, Fenneii and Mrldffn Work. M7 Main Strei>t, M. F. CALVIN NUTTING & SOIL lii wmm MM, mm i CO.. OBEGDII >SH m il»>PlE,'tf-' MMpeavllt. Fnui«lne«. e I I & s s 5an Francisco. 261 I I Murphy P G, attorney-at-Iaw, 438 Cali- fornia Murphy T F, groceries, S£ oor 26th and Alabama importers of lace, em- broideries, kid gloves, etc, 541 Mar-* ket MirSEB OTTO (Muser Bros), president 8 F Verein, 541 Market MUSEUM OF ANATOMT. Dr Jor- dan ft Co, 751 Market, office 211 Geary Museum California Academy of Sciences, Wm G Harford msr, 216 Bush Museum of the California State Mining Bureau, 212 Sutter Museum of Natural History, open Tues- days, Thursdays and Saturdays, 216 Bnsh Musgrave T, jeweler, 296 16th "Musical Budget," 37 Post "Musical Review" (monthly), 139 Kearny Muslating L, chop house, 1923 Polk Muasant* Chaa (Chas Mussante ft Co), 1332Dapont Mussante Chas ft Co (D Biggio and Chaa Mussante), 1332 Dnpont Musto Bros (J and J Musto), marble works, 709-715 Battery Mutschler Chr, boo ts and shoe s, 2 Tyle r MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE IHSuB- ANCE CSO» James Munsell Jr general agent, 416 Montgomery Mutual Building and Loan Association of San Francisco (The), Ferdinand Toklas sec, 218 California Mutual Ice Co, John Cashia sec and snpt, 222 6th MUTUAL LI FEIKS UBANCE COM- FANT OF NEW TOBK. A B Forbes general manager, 214 Sansome Mutual Security Fund Association of C.difomia, W H Wells general mat, C S Haley M D medical director, Si Kearny Muus Hennr, groceries, SE cor Broad- way and Mason Muzio, Arura ft Casassa, fruits and gro- ceries, 801 Bush Muzio John (Muzio ft Krynski), liquors, 2925 Mission Muzio ft Krynski (John Muzio and Lu- cac Kryneki), wines and liquors, 2925 Mission Myer, see also Meyer, Maier and Meier MzEB A W* watchmaker and jewel- er, 1014 Market Myer C, real estate, 211 Clay Myer Christian, groceries, 1 122 Harrison Myer G, cigar a^, 30 and 32 California Myer H enry, ta ilor, 109 Sutter MyEB HENBTi liquors, southeast comer 4th and Brannan Myer L, propr Myer's Bakery, 211 Sut- ter Myers Miss C M, dry and ladies' furn- ishing eoods, 141 4th Myers Mward, attomey-at-law, 207 Sansome Myers G L, laundry, 30S Bush Myers H (H Myers ft Son), 227 Kearny Myers Harrold, (H Myers ft Son), 227 and 333 Kearny and 734 Market Myers Henry (Brunings ft Myers), 600 Market Myers H B (Myers ft Racouillat), oor 9th and Harrison Myers H H (Myers ft Racouillat), cor 9th and Harrison Myers H ft Son (Henry and Harrold Myers), jewelry, 227, 323 and 623 Kearny and 732 and 734 Market Myers John F, Adams ft Westlake Oil Stove, Our Starlieht Oil, house fur- nishing goods, 77 4th Myers Leon R, _ marblo saw-mill, 20 Gold, yard 117' and 119 Main, and United States bonded yard 223 and 225 Main 7^ oo CO CO 3 «/9 S3 MRDWOOD LUMBER, WHITBB ISA MMalB •■« l44k MMpMtf , Aali, Hlnhmry, Maple, Chemr, etc. CO 3 H ii i:; I' , at HORGBOSC * CO., OOP FIILOWS' SUPPLIES. 'lS2&ffi¥iBl*e!'So. • *«.» «reet ». r/ 262 San Francisco. \i\ I • Myers J T (Myers 4 Whigham), 14 6th Myers M J, tailor, 9 Hardie Place Myers &; Racouillat (H B Myers and L KacouilUt), box factory, cor 9th and Harrison Myers Miss S D, dressmaker, 508 Mason Myers & Sou (Henry Myers), watches and jewelry, 732 and 734 Market Myers Wm, lodgings, 40i Geary Myers ft Whigham (John F Myers and V M Whigham), oils and oil stoves, 14 6th Myher James, carpenter, 41 Eddy Myrick M H, justice supreme court, cor Stockton and O'Farrell Myrtle Club, 1600 Powell Myrtle Hall, South San Francisco on ftailroad ave bet 7th and 8th aves Mysell J G, bakery, 1643 Mission ■JV NABEB, ALFS & BRTJNE. (Henry D Naber, \Vm Alfs and Henry Brune), wholesale liquor dealers, 413 Front Naber I (S B Dinkelspiel & Co), 313 Bush Naccurini Eugene, fruits and poultry, 707 Broadway Nachman Adolph, Champion Spring- bed and Iron Folding Bedstead, 77 and 79 New Montgomery Nachtsheim Mrs Fred, cor Kentucky and Butte Nagel Jacob, boots and shoes, 28 Stock- ton Nagel Joachim, groceries, N W cor Post and Brode rick NAOEL JOHN, sewing machines, 1100 Stockton Nagel Prof P, music, 7 Mason Nagel Wn), butcher, 627 Bush Nager Paul, (Tscharner & Nager), 215 Dupout Nagel P B, attorney -at-law, 511 Mont- gomery Nagle Henry H, marine underwriter for Parrott& Co, 306 California Nacle Richard H, carpenter, 26 Perry Nahl A, artist, 318 Kearny Nail Mrs C, groceries, 327 Tehama Namany Hemrich (Shuldt & Namany), 813 Clay Napa Socfa Springs, Cyrus Cutter and T A Pearson, office and depot 159 New Montgomery NAFHTALY, FREIOEITRICH & ACKERMAX (Joseph Naphtaly, L> Freidenrich, and C L Ackerman), attorneys-at-Iaw, 426 California, Naphtaly B F, attorney-at-law, 655 Washineton NAFHTALT JOSEPH (Naphtalv, Freidenrich & Ackerman), 426 Cau- fornia Narager Albert, coffee saloon, 516 Pine Nardali Sab, wood and coal, 1803 Mason Nariot Emnst, artist, 822 Greenwich Nash Joseph, mining sec, 328 Mont- gomery Nash Mrs Minnie, ladies' hairdresser, human hair goods, 137 6th Nash W H (Eveleth & Nash), 211 Washington Masi Harry, saloon, 210 Steuart Nass Andi'ew, bootmaker, 416 Folsom Nassf u S, hairdresser, 2003 Mission Nasser Barney, saloon, 913 Kearny Nast, Greenzweigft Co (George Greenz- weig and Joseph B Galland), dia- monds, watches, and jewelry, 533 Market Nathan A (Nathan & Co), 37 and 38 5th Nathan Anton (G Cohn k Co), 117 and 119 Pme Nathan B (B Nathan & Co), 130 Sutter Nathan B & Co (B Nathan and F Dohrmann), crockery and glassware, 130 Sutter Nathan Charles, merchant tailor, 36 Montgomery Nathan ft Co (A Nathan), dry goods, 27 and 239 5th Nathan Hermann, horse trader, 1913 Mission Nathan Mrs L, second-hand clothing, 929 Market Nathan, Pulverman ft Co, (B Pulver- man and S J Nathan) mfr men's clothing, 29 Battery Nathan Samuel, tailor, 117 3d Nathan S J (Nathan, Pulverman ft Co,) res New York Nathan Suskind, livery stable, 1623 Powell Nathanson Godfrey, music teacher, 1303 Mission National Armory Hall, 324 Post NATIONAL fiREWERT, Charles E Hanson proprietor, southeast corner Fulton and Webster National Fire Ins Co of New York, W J Dutton general agt, 401 Califor- nia NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. W J CuUmgham general ugent, 213 Sansome National Flour Mills, J Martenstien and A V Deming proprs, SW cor Battery and Pacific NATIONAL INSURANCE COM- PANYi Macdonald ft Hawes general agents, 401 California CO CO CO CO cs zr\ CS «-*J CO PRISON CEUS, J*en«ea and Brldse Work, M7 ««ln Street, M. S*. CUVIN NUTTING £ SON. CO o O o \ s CNI aiLEIi. TUGGli 1 CO.. WEXmH HMD WOODS. 18* SO Spear at. ISau Fi'aiielsco. ^P CO CM CM OS cu i » o Ha (San Frandaco. 263 National Iron Works, I Marshutz and T G Cantrell pr ;» ra, NW cor Main and Howard National Ijife Insurance Co, of U S A, Henry Cox aet, 620 Washington National Shiit Co, £ Oreenbaum & Co proprs, 10 Bush NATtONAL SURGICAL INSTI- TUTE! Drs J M Uinkle and G, W Handy, 319 Bush Native Suna of the Golden West, 320 Post Natuma Water and Mining Co, Folsom, Sacramento County, H P Livermore treas and sec, 806 Market Natorp B ( Wilkeus & Co), lOi) California NAUGHTON J F (Naughton & Mc- Murray), secretary Safety Fund, 126 Kearny NAUGHTON & HCMUBBAT (J F Naughtou and Val C McMurray), attorney s-at-law, 126 Kearny Nauinan P Z (Naumau & Co), 204 Clay Nauinan P Z & Co (P Z Nauman and J( "eph Mikhell), safes and scales, 204 Clay Nauuton George, shipping master, 524 Battery Navajo Mill ig Cu, J W Pew sec, 310 Pine Nava Tzedek Synagogue, 10 Tyler Navy Pay OiHcer, James Fulton, U S Appraiser's Building Navlut Victor, basketmaker, 512 Com- mercial N B and M R R Stable, 328 and 330 4th N B and M R R Ticket Office, James T Boyd Jr clerk, 302 and 304 4th NealChas S(Chas S Neal & Co), sec San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board. 327 Pine Neal Charles & Co (Chas S Neal), stock brokers, 317 Moiitgomery Neal & Hoeber (J F Neal and Eugene Hoeber), printers, 415 Montgomery Neal J F (Neal &, Hoeber), 415 Mont- gomery Neale Vincent, attorney-at-law and sec Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclama* tion Co, 315 California Neary Dan R, bootmaker, 85 Stevenson Neary T, wood and coal, 730 Guerrero Neeb Henry, tailor, 1228 Pacitic Needham Kev A T, pastor Grace M E Church, Alabama bet 23d and 24th, res 204 lUth NEEDHAM'S BED CLOVER. F C Brownlee agent, 1059 Mission Needles A P, attorney-at-law, 520 Mont- gomery Neery D, florist, cor Folsom and 20th NeflT H C, furnishing goods, 1016 Mar- ket Neil D O, livery stable, S36 Howard Neil Susie F, art school, 841 Market Neilsen Wilhelm, restaurant, 227 Mont- gomery ave Neilson Mrs Anna, cofiTee saloon, 1205 Fillmore Neimann Henry, bakery, 418 O'Farrell Neis Philip (Philip Neis & Co), 415 Sao- ram ento NEIS FHIUP & CO (Philip Neis and R M Brangon), hop merchants and brewers' materials, 416 Sacramento Nelle George (F R H Rosenbanm &, Co), 567 Market Nelligan Wm H, bootmaker, 303^ 5th Nellmann John, saloon, 700 Montgom- ery Nelson Miss Adelia, teacher Valencia Primary School Nelson Andrew, pres California Tran8« portation Co, NW cor Jackson and East Nelson & Bolander (Melvin Nelson and Louis P Bolander), planing mill, 118 Mission Nelson Bros (J and C Nelson), oyster saloon. Mission Market, cor 16th and Mission Nelson Charles, wood and coal, 506 Post Nelson Charles, tailor, 155 New Mont- gomery Nwson Chas, act Warren Creek Mill Redwood Lunaber Co, 34 Market Nelson Chas (Nelson Bros), cor 16th and Mission Nelson G A, ferry agt N P C R R, foot of Clay Nelson G, rattan works, 648 Mission Nelson H (Dickson & Nelson), cor 2d and Bryant NELSON & HANSEN (J Nelson and ^ Hansen), coffee saloon, 700 Mission Nelson Harry N, restaurant, 121 5th Nelson Henry, groceries, 344 Bryant NELSON J (Nelson & Hansen), 700 Mission Nelson John (Nelson Bros), Mission Market Nelson James, butcher, Arcade Market Nelson James W (Nelson & Petersen), 504 Front Nelson John (Nelson & Puveogel), gro- ceries, 17 7th Nelson John, saloon, 21 Pacitic Nelso.i Melv'n (Nelson & Bolander), 118 Mission Nelson Peter, saloon, 11 Jack<>on Nelson & Petersen (J W Nelson and C R Petersen), wholesale grocers, 504 Front Nelson & Puveogel (John Nelson and John Puveogel), groceries, 17 7th Nelson S P (Smith & Nelson), 10 Com- mercial Nelson Thomas H, furniture, 136 4th C > z o o GO c/>. 3 HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BROS., 1» « IS Main and 14 A 1« Spea •trcet, ». F. OrcKOB Aali, Mayle and AlOi'r. LOUIS BBUVEBiiiM t CO,. •'TOasL^R^ry v:ss^:g' 264 San Frcmciaco, Nelaon W, hardware, 000 and 602 Front Neptune and Mernuud Swinunins Baths, W H Bovee propr, office Nevada Block, baths foot of HyUe and Larkin Neaaen E P, shipowner, 1 Mission Nestel Ausast, barber, 320 Francisco Netherlands, Consul of, J de Fren^'Tt 410 Battery Neubert Rudolph (Neabert & Turk), 26 and 26 California Market 'Toabert & Turk (Rudolph Neubert and Henrv Turk), dairy produce, 25 and 26 California Market Neuburger Jules (Neuburger, Reiss & Co), re» Paris NEuBUROER GU8TAVE (Neubur- ger, R eiss & Co), 516 Market NEUBUROER, REISS ft 00 (Gus- tavo and Jules Neuburger and Bernard Reiss), importers and wholesale for- eit^n dry goods, 17 Sutter and 516 Market Neuman Albert, watchmaker and jewel- er, 9 Geary Neuman G, groceries, 1144 and 1146 Folsom and 1307 Polk Neuman I, carpets, oil cloth and up- holstery, 117 6th Neuman Israel, tailor, 225 5th Neuman L (Bush ft Neuman), S Kearny Neuman P, capt Co D, 2d Artillery, N G of California, 620 Bush Neumann ft Eickhofif (Paul Neumann and Henry Eickhoff), attorneys and counselors-at-law, 432 Montgomery Neumann Isaac, carpets, 117 6th Neumann Leopold, dentist, 8 Kearny Neumann Mark, physician, 1 17 6th Neumann Paul (Neumann ft Eickhoff ), 432 Montgomery Neumiller Jacob, carriage and wagon factory, 23 7th Neunaber Henry, groceries, SW cor Beale and Folsom Neuschwander S (L Juri ft Co), 1328 and 1330 Stockton NEU8TADTER BROS (Henry, J H and D Neustadter, I Oppenheimer and Joseph Rosenbaum), furnishing goods, southwest comer Pine and ansome Neustadter David (Neustadter Bros), SW cor Fine and Sansome Neustadter Henry (Neustadter Bros), New York Neustadter Jacob H (Neustadter Bros), SW c or Pine and Sansome NEUVAL F H (Neuval ft Somervell), 422 Montgomery and 420 Jackson NEUVAL ft SOMERVELL. Pacific Aaphaltum Company, 420 Jackson and 422 Montgomery NeawaIdW(B Grave ft 423 Pacific Co), 421 and NeuxJ P, attomey-at-law, 434 Cali- fornia ^^ NEVADA BANK OF SAN FRAN- OnOOt J C Flo h1 president, Geo L Brander vl?o-n>'osident, J S Angus cashier, northwest comer Montgom- ery and Pine Nevada Block, NW cor Montgomery and Pine Nevada House, Martin Brunsen propr. 528 Pacific Nevada Land and Mining Co, W H Watson sec, 302 Montgomery Nevada Lodging-house, 132 6th NEVADA METALLURGICAL WORKS* C A Luckhardt manager, 23 Stevenson, branch office 12 Leides- dorff Nevada Salt and Borax Co, C VanDyok Hubbard sec, 310 Pine Nevers L J (Olsson ft Nevers), 111 Ut Neville ft Co (Geo H Bryant, S A Ne- ville and Max Pracbt), bai^s, tents, twines, hose, etc, 31 and 33 California Neville £ H, money broker, 1 16 Mont- gomery Neville S A (Neville ft Co), 3! and 33 California Neville W A, mining, 215 Sansome Nevin C W ft Co (C W Nevin), print- ers, 532 Commercial "NEW AGE." W F Noroross pro- prietor, 420 Kearny New L A (E Mausbach ft Co), 26 and 28 Kearny NEW ATLANTIC HOTEL. Claus Kock proprietor, 207 Mont|(omery ave New Central Market, 1660 Mission New City Hall, junction McAllister, Larkin and Market New Clay Street Market, 520 Clay New Continental , Hotel, D Buckley propr, 547 Mission ^ New England Combination Roofing Co, Henry W Miller propr, cor Main and Missi on NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Henry K Field general agent, 328 Montgomery New England Roofing Co, 48 Main New Franklin Hotel, H Curran propr, SE cor Sansome and Pacific New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co of Manchester, Jennings & Stillman agts, 317 Califomia New Hansa Hotel, M^ra W C Hansen propr, A H Han sen mgr, 320 Drumm NEW HAVEN. CONN. INSUR- ANCE CO, Macdonald ft Hawea, gen- eral agents, 401 California New Helvetia Hotel, C A Renner propr, 621 Califomia NEW ITALIAN RESTAURANT, L Dellasanta proprietor, 12 ElUt WMlmMTm^^^^^^U^^SF^ I I .9 I >IUII. TUGGLi f CO.. WAOOT LUMBEB.'M.^SasgJ!! •t. a ^ i restaurant, Wm Pike proprietor, 626 and 628 Kearny New York Candy Factory, 6 Pankin propr, no 2d New York Cloak Mfg Co (John Fitz- gerald and P W Greany), 1233 Mar- NEW TORE DENTAL BOOMS, H C Massic proprietor, 19 6th NEW TOBK OALLEBT. J H Peters ft Co proprietors, 25 3d New York Jewelry Co, Joseph Her- spring proprietor, 35 Sutter New York, Lake Erie ft Western R R, J O McCall agt, 608 Market New York Life Insurance Co, Alex G Ha^ .ja mgr, 220 Sansome NEWTOBKMETBOFOLE INSXJB- ANCE OOMPANT. Smith ft Snow agents, 320 California New York Mining Co, F E Dietz sec, 327 Pine NEW TOBK PIANO COMPANY. E 8 Bonelli proprietor, 909 Market New York ft San Francisco Collar Co (Sol J Levy and Leopold Brenner). 4 Battery New York Soap Co, Newell ft Bro proprs, 221 Davis New York Straw Works, J G Thurston yrop r, 757 How ard NEW YOBK XrNDEBWBITEBS Ai}ENCY« Cesar Bertheau manager, Henry Balzer ft Co agents, 200 San- some New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance Co, Hugh Craig mgr, 412 California New Zealand Insurance Co, Hugh Craig mgr, 412 California New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co (limited), Hugh Craig agt, 412 California Newbaner ft Co (H W NlWbauer), wholesale matches, 206 Sacramento Newbaner Jos, coal, 206 Bush and Main bet Howard and Folsom Newdoofer Henrv, bootmaker, 61S Davis Newell ft Bro (Horace and David Ne- well), New York Soap Co, and Eu- reka Salt Co, 221 Davis Newell David (Newell ft Bro), 221 Davis Newell H (Newell ft Bro), 221 Davis NEWELL THOMAS> grain commis- sion merchant, 124 Clay Newell Wm, mfr printer's rollers, 616 Commercial Newell Wm A, physician, 630 Howard New-hall E W (Newhall's Sons ft Co), 311 and 313 Sansome Newhall G D, mfg agt, 16 Montgomery Newhall H C, attorney-at-law, rooms 2 and 4, 609 Sacramento Newhall H M ft Co (Gilbert Palache), commission merchants, 309 Sansome Newhall's Suns ft Co (£ W and W S Newhall), commission merchants and auctioneers, 311 and 331 Sansome NEWHALL W MAYO (Loughbor- ough ft Newhall), 607 Montgomery Newhall Walter S (Newhall's Sons ft Co), auctioneers and commission merchantSi 311 and 313 Sansome Newhoff Frank, cutlery, 27 Leidesdorff Newhouse (Bay City Mfg Co), 226 Fell Newki rk D I, blacksmith, 2723 Mission NEWLANDS F Q, attomey-at-law, 230 Montgomery Newlands James, sec Crown Point, Yel- low Jacket and Gold Hill G ft S Min- inc Co, 327 Pine Newlands Wm L, physician, 416 Sutter Newman Adolph, butcher, 1079 Market Newman Bartell B, attorney-at-law, 729 Montgomery Newman Benj (Newman ft Freud), 1025 and 1027 Stockton Newman ft Freud (Benj Newman and Isidor Freud), fancy goods, 1025 and 1027 Stockton Newman H, sec Columbia Lodge I B B, 12 1 Ed^y NEWMAN HENBY (Selig ft New- man), millinery goods, 31 Sutter Newman J, saloon, B B Hall, 119 and 12i Eddy Newman J (Sol Wangenheim ft Co) cor Davis and Sacramento Newman James, goldleaf factory, 202 Post Newman Mrs Johanna, restaurant, 20 Leidesdorff Newman Joseph (Pacific Jewelry Co), 6 Battery Newman Julius (Pacific Jewelry Co), 6 Battery NEWMAN & LEVINSON (Wm j Newman and John Levinson), fancy goods, 129 Kearny 7^ t/i CO ^ sa CO en ' UADnyfnnn l IIIIQCQ WHITB BROSuIS a IC Mai* and 14 * 1« MpMir nAnllllUUII LUIIlDCn, at,!!, v. BUmM Wabi«t,»»aiilali Cedar. Veaeera. San Francisco. ALIEN, 1 266 Newman Philip, saloon, 1 13 24th Newman S (Sol Wangenheim & Co), cor Davia and Sacramento Newman S, physician, 604^ 2d Newman Samael, mgr Hunliug's CoIIco- tion Office, 648 Washington Newman Wm J (Newman ft Levinson). 129 Kearny Newmann Paul, pres Bohemian Club, 430 Pine Newmark A (Mocker & Newmark), 327 Turk NEWMARK. OBUENBEBO ft CO, (M J Newmark and Max Gruenberg), wholesale liqui/rs, 221 and 223 Bush Newmark Joseph P ( J P Newmark & Co), 214 California Newmark J P 4; Co (Joseph P New- mark), commisbion morchants and wool and hides, 214 California Newmark M J (Newmark, Gruenberg & Co), 221 and 223 Bush Newmark N (Brewer & Newmark), 330 Pine Newsom &, Gash (John J Newsom and John Gash), architects, 33 Merchants' Exchange Newsom John J (Newsom & Gash), 33 Merchants' Exchange Newsom Jos C (S A Jos C Newsom), 5(M Kearny Newsom Samuel (S & Jos C Newsom), 604 Kearny Newsom S & Jose (Samuel and Joseph C News ...i, .uri^itects, 504 Kearny Newtan K C, dentist. 321 Geary Newton Bros & Co (L Henry and Mor- ris Newton), wholesale groceries, 204 and 206 California Newton Henry (J K Armsby &Co), 303 Front Newton L Henry (Newton Bros &, Co), 204 and 206 California Newton Morris (Newton Bros & Co), 204 and 206 California Neylan James, lumber, 18 and 20 Spear Niagara Fire Insurance Co, Van Tassel, Toy Sl Co agts, 314 California Niagara Gold and Silver Mining Co, O C Miller sec, 409 California Niagara House, William Eggert propr, 724 Mis ion Niblo's Garden, cor Grove and Laguna Nicaragua, Consul General of, F Her- rera, room 5, 218 California Nichell C F A, physician, 706 Post Nichol F W, laundry, 535 Mission Nicholas Geo, barber and lodging-house, 37 Sacramento Nicholas Hotel, August Kuch propr, San Bruno Road bet 26th and Army Nicholda BIrs M, groceries, 308 Tehama Nichols A C & Co (A C Nichols), com- mission merchants, hides, tallow and i)elt8, 400-404 Battery NICHOLS OEORQE. wines, liquors and cigars, southeast comer Post and Central ave Nichols J (Nichols & Litzius), 431 Turk Nichols L H, drsss and cloakmaking, 131 Post Nichols & Litzius (J Nichols and A Lit- zius), upholsterers, 431 Turk Nichols Kiuhard, cigars and tobacco, 650 4th Nichols W M, liquors, ^W cor Powell and Francisco Nicholson J, blacksmith, 1835 Mission Nicholson John H (E Detrick & Co), 6- 9 California • Nicholson Joseph C, ship and mdse broker, 214 California Nicholson W A S, attorney-at-law and justice of the peace, 520 Montgom- ery NICHI7AIS OM (Kennedy & Nich- uals), 324 3d Nickel J L (J L Nickel &. Co), 1. 3 Cali- fornia Nickel J L & Co ( J L Nickel), commis- sion merchants, 123 California Nickelsburg S (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co), 129 and 131 Sansome Nick las John, groceries, 311 7th Nicol J C, carpenter, 841 Valencia Nicolai W, merchant tailor, 232 Bush Nicolaysen Frank N, hotel and saloon, 127 and 129 Jackson Nicolaysen J, saloon, NE cor Leides- dorffand Halleck NICOLL ALEXANDER, merchant tailor and general outtitter, 816 and 818 Market Niebaum G, vice-consul Russia, 1019 Pine Niece J W, liquors, 901 Kearny Nielsen H (Bandmann, Nielsen & Co), 210 Front Nielsen James, boarding-house, 418 Drumm Nielsen John C, coffee-house, 821 Kearny Nielson Chris, restaurant, 632 Vallejo and 405 Montgomery ave Nielson W, coffee saloon, 227 Mont- gomery ave Niely David, nursery and florist, NE cor Folsom and 20th Niemann H, shirt mfr, room 9, 223 Kearny Niemanns Henry, bakery, 1305 Polk Niemeyer & Hoffman (H Niemeyer and John Hoffman), restaurant, 403 Spear Nienstedt Dietrich, liquors, SE cor Spear and Harrison CO •-IUI CO CO CO CO Niesten J 2612 Gc Nightinga Nightingi Haight NIORO; pont Nile M : glass f« andCh Ninth W Niquet C Noack W Noble A Aid ai Eddy Noble B paintei Noble H dorff Noble H broker Noble Ja NOBLE PaciHo Marke Noble So 722 M Noble Tl Nobje W Nobman cor Ca Nobman Noe and cor N NOETI Brew< Noisat Noisat pont Noiaat Nolan boots Nolan Clem Nolan : Steve Nolan facto NND llll>PlE,'tf,y,ags;r 8an Franciaco. 267 Xienen J, liquon and coffee laloon, 2612 Geary Nightiuptale J, pliyaioian, 906 Market Niffhtingalo John Jr, physician, 300 Haight NIOSO JAMES V. 'tquon. 1312 Du- jpont Nue M D, picture frames and lookiiig glass factory, cor Montgomery ave and Chestnut Ninth Ward Hall, 409 3d Niquet Chafles, liquors, 539 California Noaok Wm, liquors, 164 Bluxome Noble A T, milkman and aec Mutual Aid and Protective Association, 36 Eddy Noble Bros (Thos and Wm Noble), painters, 642 Clay • Noble H (Harris & Noble), 208 Leides- dorff Noble H H & Co (H H Noble), stock brokers, 311 Mont) o o o CO / \ fl CO CO CO oo HMDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BBOli., IS A IS Main and 14 * 16 Mpuar lltrect, M. ¥. Wason Mtoek. (Cabinet Woods, «te. A £68 San Francisco. North BoDMM Minins Co. W W Stet- ■on iieo, room 07^909 Montgomery ThoniM Oruat iniuiager,213 Sansome North Oarson Consolidated Mining Co, 331 Montgomery North Chapman Mining Co, 419 Cali- fornia Noi-th China Inaurance Co, Maoondray ft Co agta, 206 Sansome North Coamopolitan Orammar School, oor Filbert near Jonea North Extenaion Gold and Silver Min- ing Co, V Reoaayre aeo, 331 Mont- gomery North Freano Mining Ce, W H Allen aec, 306 Pine North German Fire Insurance Co, Philip Spoyer ft Co agta, 425 Califor- nia North German Hotel, Wu«e ft Wagner proprs, 26 Sacramento North German House, Rich Schad mgr, N£ oor 8th and Brannan North Gould ft Curry Mining Co, 331 Montgomery North Noonday MiningCo, Wm J Tay- lor aeo, room 25, 310 Fine North Pacifio Boarding, Sale, and Liv- ery Stable, 16 Waahington North Pacific Coast Railroad, Jamea D Walker prea, F B Latham aec, 430 California NORTH PACIFIG HOTEL, D Haes- loop proprietor, northeast corner Jackson and Drumm North Pacific Woolen Mfg Co, 331 Montgomery North Point Bonded Warehouse, cor Sansome and Lombard North Point Free Warehouse, Haslett ft Bailey proprs, Sanaome nr Chesnut ' North Point Grain Dock Warehouse, J V Lavery, cor Saasome and Chestnut North San Francisco Homestead and Railroad Aaaociation, F S Spring pres, 310 California Northam E F, capit alist, 120 Sutter HOBTHAN FRANK, attomey-at- law, 224 Sanaome Northen £ F, mgr Stern'a ranches, 120 Sutter Northmore Samuel, butcher, NE cor Folaom and 12th NOR^PRN 'ASSURANCE COM PANT OF LONDO^LAND ABER- DEEN. Robert DickJBh manager, 441 California Northern Belle Mill and Mining Co, William Willis aeo, room 29, 309 Montgomery Northern King Mill and Mining Co, P J Flannigan sec, 318 Pine I Northern Inaurance Co of London, Eng- land, W Lane Booker attorney, oor California and Montgomery North Union Gharoh, Fillmore bet Fil- bert and Greenwich Northweatem National Insurance Co of Milwaukee, Smith ft Snow, 310 Cali- fornia NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE nrSURANGE COMPANY OF MXLWAUKEBrJ W Howell general agent, 507 Montgomery ETON A W (B F Sawyer ft Co and A W Norton ft Co), 400 Battery NORTON A W 4 CO (A W Morton E Manaase, F C Anderton, S E Hol- den and Roy T Kimball), wool pulloni, 400 Battery NORTON B 1, physician, 9 Guerrero Norton Henry M, livery stable, 432 Turk Norton Isaac (E Greenbaum ft Co), 10 Buah Norton ft Madaou (R Norton and O Madaon), coopers, 112 Sacramento Norton P, liquoi-s, 1147 Market Norton R (Norf on ft Madaon), 112 Sac- ramento NORVAL OEOROE. proprietor Cali- fornia Cable Rostaurant, 1427 Gali- fornia Norway, Conaul of, A Bergren, 406 Montgomery Norwood W E, prea Windsor Mining Co, 327 Pine Noaeacek Joseph, wire worki^, 40 Teasie Notre Dame des Victoires, Bush bet Dupont and Stockton Nougaret Charles, prnpr S F Chair Fac- tory, 133 and 135 Beale Nougues Joseph M, attorney -at-law, 411^ California Nounnan Jas H, stationer and book- seller, 545 Hayes Nourse George A, attorney-at-law, 420 California Novella Frank (Novella ft Pitto), 427 Jackson Novella & Pitto (Frank Novella ^pd Guisseppe Pitto), livery stable, 427 Jackaon Novelty Iron Works, Mixer ft Fillmore, 211 and 213 Miasion Novelty Wood Works. E A Stockton propr, 411 Mission Nowotny Miss A F, groceries, cigars and tobacco, fruits and vegetables, 130 5th Noye Thomas, saloon, 519 Pacifio Noyes C G, mining, 328 Montgomery Noyea Frederick, carpenter ana builder, 714 Loeuna Noyea Mra Mary A, dreaamaker, 714 Lagnna I PIONEER IRON WORKS. OA^FIH MVTTIMM * MOM. Pt«9rlet«M. '^^ '4^ mmm wm^mmf mm m^^ im, vmvL t CO., viiieirs "awsag mimJ*^ 8j/n Frcmciaoo. 269 , Nnoleiu Hoom, Henry Stern mgr, SE oor Sd «nd Murket Nosent Rer Dennia, pMtor St Roee Conroht Bnuunui Nugent J L (Nngent k O'Neal, S F, uid F A Graham ft Co, Bernardo), 229 Waahington Nng e nt Jam ee, l iquo re, 827 Tehama VtrOXNl * OITEAL (J LNugent and R W O'Neal), produoe, 22dWadi. ington Nuhreuberg Charlea, grooeriea, NW oor Polk ana Broadway Nonan Matthew, Hibemia Brewery, 1226 Howard Nunea Luiz, clothing, 115 Jaokaon Nunez A, mgr San Francisco District Telesraph Co, 436 Califomia Nusa* Wm, bootmaker, 1127 Dupont VUTTALL BAGOH ft 00 (J ^ut- tall, J Redington, C L Fouta and F P Bacon), manufacturers and repairers machinery and iron castings, 222 and 22i Fremont Nuttall J (Nuttall, Bacon k Co), 222 Fremont Nutting Calvin (Calvin Nutting & Son), 227 and 229 Main Nutting Calvin Jr (Calvin Nutting ft Son), 227 and 229 Main NUTTIWa CALVIH ft SON (Calvin and Calvin Nutting Jr), Pivtneer Iron Works, 227 and 229 Main Nutting Joseph E, carpenter, 638 Mar- ket Nutting W P, poultry, stalls 7-10, cor Bush and Polk Nutz F, painter, 722 Howard NTB A F (A F Nye ft Co), 609 and 611 Market NTE A F ft 00 (A F Nye), importers and dealers in gas fixtures, 609 and 611 Market Nye Albert G, artists' materials and picture frames, etc, 1033 Market Nye David, general supt N P C R K, 430 Califomia Nye J W, real estate, 339 Kearny Nye Mrs M £, dressmaker, 425 Sutter NTOH ft FAIRWEATHEB (WU liam A Nygh and J Arthur Fair- weather), attorney8*at-law8, 330 Pine NTOH WniJAM A (Nygh ft Fair- weather), 330 Pine o Oakland Creek Route Ferr>, foot Mar- ket Oakland Dairy, W J Fifield propr, de- pot 117 11th OaKland Fprrj-, foot Market OAKLAND FEBBT SALOON. C Schroder, 426 East Oakland Oaalight Co, J West Martin, pres, J Eastland sec, 604 Commercial 04D1AND.H0ME IN8URANGB Ow\,aKY, Brown, Crai({' ft Co, general agents, W S.Dsris, city agent, 215 Sansome Oakland Quicksilver Mining Co, 36 and 37 Nevada Block Oakland and San Francisco Express, O W Anderson ft Co proprs, 331 East Oakland Township R R Oo, A E Davis pres a nd t reas, toot Mark et OAKLAND TaANSFER 00> Oscar Fitch manager, 28 Market, S F, 962 Broadway, Oakland, and Mason's store. East Oakland OAKLET A DOTTi rubber stamps and stencils, 712 Montgomery Oakley C M, sec Thunder Powder Co, I 606 Montgomery Oakley R O, real estate, 436 Califomia OA PiY'B RUBBER STAMP MANUFACTORY. 712 Montgomery O'Beime A, bntcher, 240 4th O'Beirne Joseph F, deputy derk^ U S Circuit Court aihl U S Commissioner, room 61, U S Appraiser's Building Obenauer Oeorcte, barber, 39 2d OBER BENJAMIN P (Mrs M H Ober and Co), 326 Sutter OBER MRS MART H (Mrs M H Ober ft Co), 326 Sutter OBER MRS M H ft CO (Mrs Mary H and Benjamin P Ober), manufactur- ers of corsets and ladies' furnishing soods, 326 Sutter OKBRFELDER BROS ft CO (Tobias and Max Oberfelder), wholesale wines and liquors, and ageuts Amazon Dis- tilling Company (Covington, Ky), 123 Calif ornia OBERFELDER MAX (Oberfelder Bros ft Co), 123 California OBERFELDER TOBIAS (Oberfelder Bros ft Co), 123 Califurnia Obermeyer T F A, saloon, SE cor Post and Dup ont O'BERON (THE), see The O'Beron O'BERON KTTiLTARD BALLliquors, G F Walter proprietor, 38 O'Farrell Obitz Jacob, coffee saloon, 14 Montgom- ery ave ObradOvich S, restaurant, 901 Stockton O'Brien Mrs A, liquors, 719 Howard O'Brien Miss imnie, teacher S S ^F school, S W cor 14th ave and L O'Brien B (O'Brien Bros), 25 Tyler O'Brien Benj, boot and shoe maker, 608 Market <' O'Brien Bros (J and B O'Brien), paint- ers, 25 Tyler O'Brien D. plumber and gasfitter,. 2 6th O'Brien David (O'Brien ft Puttock), 1427 Polk PR CO oo to &0 =1 en HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITB BBOM.. 1« A IS H«ln and 14 A 1« Spear •t, «. F BMt Stock, Oak Plank and Vlaber. MASONIC OUTFIi: S. ~ mie TeM»l«. M*. • Fmi* Mtrtwt. ». F. MiEII.TI 270 San Francieco. CO » . I- e « « 09 O i O'Brien Dennis, liquors, 317 Francisco O'Brien D J, mason and builder, 326 Pine O'Brien Mrs E, dressmaker, 528J Valen- cia O'Brien George, boarding-l >^u8e, 9 Broadway O'Brien Jas, liquors, 719 Howard O'Brien J (Fitzpatrick & O'Brien), cor 4th and Jessie O'Brien J (O'Brien Bros), 25 Tyler O'BRIEN J J, proprietor "The Ar- cade," dry goods, 924-928 Market O'Brien John (P J O'Brien & Sons), 331 Tyler O'BRIEN JOHN (O'Brien & Ward), employment otfico, 610 Clay O'Brien John, butcher, 721 Brannan O'Brien John, gr'^ccr, 237 Minna O'Brien John, haruessmaker, 204 8th O'Brien John, hair goi'ds, cor Channel and 10th O'Brien Joseph (P J O'Brien & Sons), 331 'lyler O'BRIEN M (Joseph Wagner & Co), 105 and 107 Mission O'Brien Maggie, teacher West Mission Primary School O'Brien Michael, plumber, 432 Geary O'Brien Patrick, saloon, 106 Pacitic O'Brien Peter, saloon, 1 1 1 Vallejo O'Brien PJ (P J O'Brien & Sous), 331 Tyler O'Brien P J & Sons (P J, Willis, John and Joseph 0' Brien), carriage mfrs, 32'» and 331 Tyler O'Brien & Puttock (PavidO'Brien and H Puttock), Telephone Oyster Co, 1427 Polk O'Brien Richard (O'Brien & Eyall), 516 Mission O'Brie 1 & Ryall (R O'Brien and John Kyall), sa'oon, 516 Mission O'Brien T A, attorney-at-law, 324 Pine O'Brien Thomas, groceries, 650 Mission O'Brien Thomas M, attorney-at-law, 306 Pine O'Brien Thomas V, attorney-at-law, 402 Montsjomery O'BRIEN & WARD (John O'Brien and James Ward), employment office, 610 Clay O'BRIEN W J, dancing teacher, 2131 Mission O'Brien Willis (P J O'Brien & Sons), 331 Tyler O'Brino Wm, saloon, 6 Jackson Obrock J D, veterinary surgeon, 1523 Howard O'Bryan Patrick, carpenter, 511 Jackson O'Bryen P E (Henry Doyle & Co), 511 Market O'CALLAOHAN DENIS J, livery stable, 838-844 Howard O'Callaghan E, bootmaker, 800 24th " Occident" (Presbyterian), 757 Market Occidental Club, 76 3 How ard OCCIDENTAL FOUNDRY, Steiger & Kerr proprietors, 137 1st OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. George H Arnold manager, east side Montgom- ery between Bush and Sutter Occidental Hotel Bar, 229 and 231 Bush Occidental Laundry, Filbert bet Gough and Octavia Occidental Lodge K of H, J F Brown sec. B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Ocidental Mming Co, 69 Nevada Block Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co, 'F H Goodman general passenger agt, cor 4th and Townsend OCCIDENTAL WAREHOUSE, Wm M Starr, corner 1st and Townsend Ocean House, San Miguel nr Ocean House Road Ocean Race Course, 7 miles SW from Kearny Oceanic Steamship Co, J D Spreckels Jfc Bros agts, 327 Market O'Connell D A, attorney-at-law, 628 Montgomery ■O'Connell J, paintin'T, 781 Folsom O'CONNELL MARTIN, Architectural Iron Works, 230-236 Steuart O'Connell Wm, saloon, 156 1st O'Connor Cornelius, pres Garden City Chemical Works, 303 Montgomery O'Connor Dan, saloon, 510 Mission O'Connor John, saloon, 633 Davis O'Conner Thomas, liquors, 412 Main O'Connor Annie E, saloon, 550 Mission O'Connor Bros (E A O'Connor), pro- duce and commission merchants, SE cor Clay and Druinm O'Connor Bryan (O'Connor, Moffatt & Co), 111-115 Post O'Connor Con, jjres Golden City Chem- ical Works, cor 7th and Townsend O'Connor E A (O'Connor Bros), SE cor Clay and Drumm O'Connor Frank, attorney-at-law, 429 Mont.omery O'Connor J (McCarthy & O'Connor), 355 Tehama O'Connor James & Co, groceries, 434 Geary O'CONNOR J C (O'Connor & Sheehy), 767 Mission O'Connor J F, groceries and fruit, 407 Broadway O'Connor John (McCarthy k O'Connor), 355 Tehama O'Connor M, hfttter, 731 Mission O'Connor M (Ahem & Co), 208 Wash- ington O'CONNOR, MOFFATT & 00 (Bryan O'Connor and George Moffatt), impor- ters of dry goodi, M 1-115 Post CO en CO CO CJ9 M est a» po CO CM CM fwO CS U.4 cau C9 CJ c5 (0 o ce CALVIN NUTTING t SON. HUDWI T^i AiiEII. TUfiGLE t C(l.. WHICMI H>IIB WOODS. VnuMlM* g CO CM CM 00 to CO E o H 1^ S o £ian Francisco. 271 O'Connor Patriik, groceries, 416Stever- Bon O'Connor Richard, groceries, 718 Clem- entina O'Connor Richard, Miner's Hotel,261 1st O'CONNOR & SHEEHT (J c O'Con- nor and J W iSheehy), undertakers, 767 Mission O'Connor Thomas, stock broker, 304 Montgomery O'Connor Thoh M (Cummins & O'Con- nor), 204 Market O'Connor Thomas, liquors, 412 Main O'Conor Daniel, fruits, N£ cor Hyde and Union O'Conor James, groceries, NE cor Geary and Taylor O'Conor W J (J F Thornton* Co), 1600 Pacific O'Day Henry, wood and coal, 132 Henry O'Day James, li((uor3, 41 West Mission Odd Fellows, Grand United Order of (colored), 510 Bush Odd Fellows' Cemetery Association, Geo T Bohen pres, Geo W Roberts sec, offico 410 Kearny Odd Fellows' Hall, 325 Montgomery ODD FELLOWS' LIBRABT ASSO- CIATION, George A Carues librarian, 323 Moatgomury Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, Martin HeHer pres, James Benson sec, 20 Montgomery O'Dea Mrs Catharine, dressmaker, 618^ Minna O'Dea Martin (Duiiingan & O'Dea), 126 Geary Odell W L, carpenter, 668 Howard Odermatt F A, dentist, 33 Kearny O'Dillon VVm, uphnlsterer, [)M Folsom O'DONAOHUE DANIEL (Anstett & Co), 725 Green O'Donald Mrs E, saloon, 312 Pacific O'DONNELL CHARLES C. piiyai- cian. 704 Washingtun corner Kearny O'Donnell Hugh, lujuors, 1*41 Market O'Donnell M (J J Donovan & M O'Doa- nell), 1303 Polk O'Donnell Matt, saloon, 5 Dupont O'Donnell Michael, groceries, 17th bet Castro and Noe 0|Doinell P, butcher, 927 Bryant O'Donnell Patrick, saloon, Long Bridge O'Donnell Patrick, liquors, cor Ken- tucky and 16th O'DonneU Thos (Bailey & O'Donufell), 532 Hayes O'Donovan Samuel, ba'icory, 532 Polk ODORLESS EXCAVATING CO. D £ Root uresiilent, aoutheattt corner Ellis and Devisadero, office 430 Kearny O'Dwyer k Einhom (J O'Dwyer and J H Einhorn), dry goods, 36 and 38 3d 119 410 cor O'Dwyer J (O'Dwyer & Einhom), 36 and 38 3d Oellerich H, restaurant, 104 2d Oellrick Wm, fruits, 53 Centre Market Oesterreicher Louis, real estate, 603 California Oesting William (Erzgraberft Oosting), 27 and 108 California Market O'Farrell John J, real estate and house broker, 624 Sacramento O'Farrell Louis J, spc Silver Lick Con- solidated Mining Co, 628 Montgomery Block Offenheimer H (Offenheimer &, Co), NE cor 1st and California Oflbrmann Wm, groceries, NW cor 10th and Folsom OfFenber J L, gentlemen's nurse, Ellis Ogden B F, carpenter, 435 Hayes O'Gorman Mrs Ellen, groceries, Folsom Ohalleran Thomas, grocery, NE Castro and 24th O'HANLON JAMES (James O'Hanlon & Co), 10 Montgomery avenue and 717 and 719 Montgomery O'HANLON JAMES & CO (James O'Hanlon), boots and shoes, and cloth- ing, 10 Montgomery avenue and 717 and 719 Montgomery O'Harra John, groceries, cor 27th and Gunnison Ohavi Zion Chebra, G Guns sec, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Ohavi Shalom Chebra, J Tsraelsky sec, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Ohland J, groceries, 1520 Folsom Ohlen Edward, restaurant and liquors, 212 Sansome Ohm Charles H, jeweler, 773 Market Olim E F, watchmaker, 604 Merchant Ohm F A, bootmaker, 430 Folsom OHMEN WILLIAM H, machine works, 10i>and 111 Bealo Olmstein Oscar, restaurant, 241) 4th O'Kane F, Parcel Excliangc, 335 Mont- gomery O'Kane F, express, WQ Mission O'Kane John, saddles and harness, 767 Market O'Kane J, Iwery stable, 1408 Folsom O'Kane Mrs J, lodging-house, 765 Market O'Keefe D, wood and coal, 814 Folsom Okell C H, lieutenant Underwriters' Fire Patrol, 33 Stevenson Okerlund & Clark (Peter Okerlund and R L Clark), blacksmiths, 325 Fran- cisco Okeriund Peter (Okerlund & Chark), 325 F»noisco Olarovsky A £, consul-general Russia, ' 1019 Pme C^ CO c o m o O CO CO &0 CO MRDWOOD UliUBER, WHITB BROS., 1» A IS Main and 14 A in Spear •trMt. M. V. OresMB Aah, Kaple and Alder. LOUIS BRkVERIUHt GO. (Vew«tey A r*V/rM.II9S3EW7 272 Sam, Frcmdaco. Olcovioh Bemhard (Olcovioh Bros), 10 Front Olcovioh Bros (Bemhard and JoBeph Olcovioh), teas, Chinese mdae, and commission merchants, 10 Front Olcovich Joseph (Olcovioh Bros), 10 Front Olds A H, Electric Light Co, 23 Ste- venson Old City Hall, e s Kearny bet Wash- ington and Merchant Old People's Home, Francisco bet Stockton and Powell Old Turners' Hall, Huber Bros proprs, 620 Bush Oleary James, liverv, 21 13 Pine O'Leary Jerry, coal and wood, 4 Harri- son ave Oliva Charles, fruits, 25 Stockton Oliva Emanuelle, wood and coal, 2419 Mason Oliver B P, real estate, 424 Montgomery Oli ver F , liquors, 503 Davis OLTVEB H (H Oliver &; Co), 535 Clay OLIVER H & C!0> designers and en- gravers on wood, 535 Clay Oliver W F, engraver on wood, 240 Montgomery Oliver William Letts, mining sec, 328 Montg omery OLIVEBO FRANCISCO. Lisbon Chop House Bestaurant., 503 Davis Omnibus Railroad Co, F I Gardiner seo, office 726 and 727 Howard Onderdonk A, attomey-at-law, 426 Cal- ifornia O'Neal R W (Nugent ft O'Neal), 229 Washington Oneida Mming Co, H P Bush sec, 27 Merchants' Exchange O'Neil Charles, tailor, 623 Merchant O'Neil Daniel, livery stable, 836 How- ard O'Neil H, propr Solano Crushing Mill, 218-224 Steuart O'Neil John, liquors, cor 5th ave and M O'Neil John N, plumber, 809 24th O'Neil P, hairdrcaser; 302 Folsom O'Neil Thos, livery stable, 2912 Mission O'Neill Mrs Annie, dressmaking, 816 Mission O'Neill Edward, varieties, 401 Geary O'NEILL H S> Pioneer Chimney Cleaner, 407 Bush O'Neill John, optician, 41 5th O'Neill Mrs J, bakery, 41 5th O'Neill John, saloon, cor 6th ave and N O'Neill Mrs Margaret, bakery, 41 6th O'Neill ft McDonald (S O'Neill and J W McDonald), horseshoers, 116 Washington O'Neill Moses, hamessmaker, 728 4th O'Neill Patrick, barber, 302 Folsom O'Neill P, grain and produce, 216 Davis Olivet Catholic Church, Tennessee bet O'Neill Richard, capitalist, room 71, 309 Sierra and Napa Olivier Madam Claudim, French laun- dry, 1021 Stockton , Ollino Giuseppe, physician, 700 Broad- way^ OLNEY WARREN (Robinson, Olney ft Byrne), attorney-at-law, 310 Pine O'Loghlen Mrs M A, dressmaker, 1506^ Pol Olsen Gus, blacksmith, 217 Mission OLSEN J J> restaurant, 42 Spear Olsom John E, saloon, 1110 Battery Olson A (Olson ft Anderson), 902 Kearny Olson ft Anderson (A Olson and P A Anderson), salooLt, 902 Kuarny Olsson John (Olsson ft Nevers), 111 Ist Olsson ft Nevers (John Olsson and L J Nevers), pre ,>rs PaciHc Brass Works, 111 1st Olsson Otto, saloon, Railroad ave bet 8th and 9th aves Oltmann J E, tailor, 403 O'Farrell Olympic Club (The), A S Barney pres, Frank Otis vice-pres, C W Piatt sec, HBRusstreas, 119 Post Olympic Lodging House, Stromer ft kook proprs, 904 Kearny O'Malley M J, tailor, 774 Folsom O'MALLET PATRICK, fruits and vegetables, 2146 Mission Montfromery O'Neill S (O'Neill ft McDonald), 116 Washington O'Neill ft Stewart (Thos O'Neill and James Stewart), dry goi ds, 876 Mar- ket O'Neill Thomas (O'Neill ft Stewart), 876 Market Onosti ft Connor (G Onesti and John Connor), fruit and produce commis- sion merchants, 501 and 503 Sansome Onesti Giuseppe (Onesti ft Connor), 601 and 503 Sansome Oneto A, fruits and vegetables, 240| 5tb O'Niel Edward, bakery, 710 17th O'Niell Edward, varieties, 401 Geary Ono Hall, 1885 Mission Onstott 1 H, second-hand furniture, 865 Market Openheimer B, crockery, 937 Market Ophir Lodge, No 1, I O B B, Marcus Levy sec, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Ophir Silver M Co, C L McCoy sec, room 16, 309 Montgomery Openheimer Ivan, commission merchant and hides, 45 Clay Opeushaw J, lodging-house, 104 Mission Oppenheitr. John, rags, bottles and sacks, 1026 Howard Oppenheim Robert (Oppenheim ft Stieb- ers), 12 6th ^ Oppen Oppen hein 12 C OppenI and and forii OppenI Oppc OppenI Grov OppenI taUoi IOppenh SWc Ojjpenh Oppenh< heimc chang Oramaa dren'i PRISON CELLS, i£'^1S^'Si^.i£^lir^V^:F CALVIN NUniNG i SON: ' sion O'Reilly Suint O'Keillj Post O'ReilK ORFOl 906 Orford Ellis I Oriard I OriardI Orient ] ft ma. mm t co.. "VTooasm ear jlx>Xi iKzursai, Mm. M •■« M BpMUP Stnet, ItaM Fraaeliir*. iSom Francisco. 273 Oppenheim S fi, tailor, 413 Kearny Oppenheim & Stiebeni (Robert Oppen- heim and Danl Stiebers), barbers, 12 6th Oppenheimer & Bro (H Oppenheimer and L Ooodnum), importers oiKars and tobacco, NE cor Front and Cali- fornia Oppenheimer Chas (T^vy, Diamant, Oppenheimer & Co), 107 Battery Oppenheimer Elias, butcher, NE cor Grove and Octavia Oppenheimer Ivan, hides, fur, wool and tallow, 45 Clay Oppenheimer Isaac (Neustadter Bros), » W cor Pine and Sansome Oppenheimer J L (Oppenheimer & Sal- inger), 422 Montgomery Oppenheimer k Salinger (J L Oppen- heimer and William Salinger), ex- change office, 422 Montgomery Oramas Miss Merced, ladies' and chil- dren's wear, 307 Sutter Oramas & Mocker (T Oramas and W Mocker), cigars and tobacco, cor Mar- ket and Powell Oramas T (Oramas & Mocker), cor Mar- ket and Powell Orata Bartolomeo, chop house, 419 Davis Orchestral Union, Wm Toepke director, 117 Post Orcutt W C, candies. 128 3d Ordenstein & Co(M Oidoastein), whole- sale cigars, 306 Battery Oregon City Woolen Mills, Brown Bros & Co agts, 121 and 123 Sansome OBBGOH IMPBOVXMENT COM- PANY* J Li Howard assistant man- ager, 210 Battery OBXQOJS RAILWAY AND NAVI- GATION COMPANY. Goodnli, Perkins & Co superintendenta uud agents ocean division, office 10 Mar- ket, ticket office 214 Montgomery OREGON RAILWAY Altb NAVI- GATION COMPANY FAEIOHT OFFICE. A D lldgar agent. Spear Street Wharf O'Reilly James, bootcrimper, 644 Mis- sion O'Reilly J P, liquors, oor Spring and Summer O'Reilly Patrick, coal and wood, 915 Post O'Reilly Thomas, bootmaker, 336 6th ORFORD MRS R> St James Hotel, 906 Market Orford Robert (Degan & Orford), NE cor Ellis and Broderick Oriard Theo, ph}rsician, 23** Kearny Oriard T J, physician, 1218 Mission Orient Insurance Co of Hartford, Jacobs k EHton general agts, 216 Sansome Oriental Court A O F, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Oriental Hotel, Henry Jung propr, cor Washi ngton and I>rumm ORIENTAL MARKET, Solomon Lobenstein proprietor, northwest cor- ner Post and Laguna ORIENTAL PHOTOGRAPHIC PARLORS. Arthur W Dowe and J M Pickett nroprietors, 997 and 999 Market coiner 6th Oriental Printing House, M Weiss propr, 319 Battery Original Empire Mill and Mining Co, D A Jennings sec, 401 California Original Hidden Treasure Mining Co, D A Jennings sec, 401 California Original Keystone S M Co, F E Luty sec, 330 Pine Orjubin P M, dyeing works, 1719 Powell Ornheim J S, druggist, 248 Oak Oro Blanco Mining Co, Geo W Deitzler sec, 220 Sansome Oro Mining Co, Wm Stuart sec, 320 Sansome Orphan Asylum, Sister Mary Baptisti Russell mother superior, Mount St Josephs, S S F Orsi George, painter, 226iMontgomery ave O'Rorke Patrick, horseshoer, 5 Mile Hruse, Mission Road O'Ucurke Mrs B, groceries, SW cor Union and Kearny O'Rourke Henry M, groceries, 401 Uii^on O'RourKC John, blacksmith, 209 Ellis ORPHEUS BEER HALL, Henry Steinbach propr ietor, 819 Kearny ORR ft ATKINS (John K Orr and R C Atkins), gents' furnishing goods, 123 and 125 Montgomery Orr John K (Orr & Atkins), 123 Mont- gomery ORRIC& S. general agent California Paint Company and Averill Mixed Paints, 403 Ma-ket ORSELII C (C Bardoni & Co), 115 Clark Orth Peter (Heim & Orth), 121 Dupont Ortiner J P, tailor, 130 Hayes Ortet Bros (L and F Ortot), cutlers, 524 Commercial ORTIZ J A (Bigazeft Ortiz), 328 Mont- gomery avenue Ortiz M, barber, 1426 Pacific Orton R H (Belden & Orton), 315 Cali- fornia OSBORN ft ALEXANDER (Frank F Osborn and Geo W Alexander), hard- ware, mechanics' tools, etc, 628 Mar- ket OSBORN EDWARD E. solicitor of patents, American and foreign, rooms 13 and 14, 320 California O^ CD "Q K ^ 1 SMSOME ST., oo 1 HMDWOOD UIMBERiWAGON STOCK,n;»T»;.i%j;SV.''S!- 18 ■ j"'!?-"^ t vim. dOBCBDSs t co'SKsawa jiCTK.Taa! aai' tvaUMtaMt >IIEII, 1 274 iSNtm iVonciflco. Osbom Frank F (Osborn ft Alexander), 628 Market Osborn 6 W, real estate, room 40, 30!) Muntgnmery OSBOBlr B T ft CO (R F Osborn), wholesale and retail hardware (cab- inet), 751 Market Oaborne D J, mechanical engineer, 309 'Calif ornia OSBORNE D H & CO. manafacturers o£ harvesting machines, M God- dard manager, branch office 33 Mar- ket OSBOURNE ft JONES, shorthand re- porters, 309 Montgomery Oabourne Samuel, short-hand reporter, 309 Montgomery Osgood & Co, mdse bx-okers, 214 Cali- K>rma OSMENT THOMAS H (Clement, Os- ment & Clement), attorney-at-Iaw, 420 Montgomery Osmers Chas (Osmers & Co), cor Spear and Bryant Osmers & Co (Charles Osmers, J & W Schnlte and H U W Stroecker), liq- uors, NW cor Ist and Brannan, Nw cor Folsom and East, and NW cor Spear and Bryant Osmers Herman (Osmers & Co), cor Speav and Bryant Ososke Isaac, butcher, 334 5th Osterloh A, watchmaker and jeweler, 61 •'d Ostr rloh Henr y, s alt, 37 Commercial OSTEBBEICHER L.,real estate and land agent, 5U3 California Ostho£f J H, groceries, cor 22d and Al- abama O'SuUivan Patrick, barber, 1069 How- ard O'Sullivan E P, fruit and produce, 718 Brannan bet 6th and 7th O'Sullivan M J, liquors, N£ cor Larkin and Gearv O'Sullivan P D, liquors, 1747i^ Mission Oswald W, meat market, 1012 Pacific Otersen H, liquors, 33 Post Otis ft Co (Ste(ihen Otis), stock brokers, 306 Montgomery Otis Frank, attorney-at-law, 520 Mont- gomery Otis Frank, vice-pres The Olympic Club, 119 Post Otis George E, attorney-at-law, 420 Cal- ifornia Otis Stephen (Otis ft Co), 806 Mont- gomery OToole M C, physician, St Ann's Building Ot& Fridolin, watchmaker, 408 Com- meroial Otto Marie, teacher of mosio, 1069 How- ard OTTEN DIEDAICK, groceries, 1019 Pacific Otten Carsten, groceries, NE oor Ma- son and Francisco Otten Clans, groceries, SW cor Post and Octavia Otten ft Cordes (John Otten and John Cordes), groceries, 1401 Stockton Otten John (Otten ft Cordes), 1401 Stockton Otterson H, saloon, 33 Pine Otterstedt F (Wm Fahrenkrieg ft Co), JMW cor Howard and 7th Oulif Mme Blanche, millinery, 1 Du- pont Oulton George (Pacific Distilling Co), 416 Battery Oulton M, grocer, 748 Brannan "Our Chosen Friends," 8 Danielewicz editor, 23 Kearny Our Saviour's Church (Scandinavian), 20 Sherman Overacre P I, mdse broker, 123 Califor- nia Overend Mrs E, propr Commercial ' Steam Power Works, 506} Commer- cial Overland Freight Transfer Co, office Central Pacific Railroad, cor 4 th and King, warehouse Bluxome nr 5th Overland House, A Livingston propr, 531 and 533 Sacramento Overland Ticket Office, Overland Ferry Landing, foct of Market Overman Silver Mining Co, George D Edwards sec, 414 California Overstreet Wm F, bakery and confec- tionery, 219 Tyler Owens B W, commission wool merchant, 405 Front Owens Frank (Owens ft King), 823 Market CwenA Frederick, teas, 622 and 524 Kearny Owens /ames B, groceries, cor Fulton and Buchanan Owens John B, pottery commission house, 22 California Owens ft King (Frank Owens and Thomas King), carpenters, 823 Mar- ket Owens Thomas, saloon, 406 Montgomery Oyen S C, tailor, 548 4th Ozouf Sophia, dressmaker, 610 Post ^ao John J (Bantes ft Pac), 511 Waih- ington PAGE CHARLES, chronometer and watc h man ufacturer, 418 B attery PACHEIEATJ JACQTJE (Thomaa ft Co), Parisian I^eing Work*. 27 10th CUVIN NUniHC & SON, Vatalar Wli««lkarrowM, Itolt •■« llrl4«« WMk, !M7 Main Street, Hut Fraaclae*. ■ * CO CO CO OO o Mltll. TliGfili < CO.. Easttw Mart Wwi LwBlwr.lA iM«p#ul what it should be, and to maintain for it a reputation worthy of its rank. The Business Course, both theoietioal and practical, is as hear perfection as it is possible to make it. The system of Actual Buainesa Training employed is unsurpassed, students receiving the same practice in conducting busmess affairs as though they were in a bona Jide bank, office or counting house. Practical penmanship is made the sub- ject of da'iy drill. The Academic Course affords an excel- lent opportunity for persons of any age to obtain thorough instruction in Spellin((, Reading, Arithmetic, Gram- mar, Letter- Writing, etc., the Higher Mathematical branches and the Mod- ern Languages. The Telegraphic Course is well calculated to make proficient operators. It in- cludes careful instruction in sound and paper operating, setting up of instru- ments, management of batteries, use of switches and ground wires, etc. General Information. — Day and even- ing sessions during the entire year. Students can enter at any time. La- dies are admitted to all the depart- ments of the school. Individual in- struction is given. Life Scholarships for the complete Business Course are issued at $70. Pacific Carriage Co and The Baldwin Livery Stable, Oliver Hiuckloy supt, carriages and coupes for hire, 1 1 Pow- ell nnd 200 Sutter PACinC CEMENT COMPANY. J Browell agent, 731 Montgomery "Pacific Churchman" 'Episcopal), W H H Tobey mar, 605 Montgomery Pacific Cloak Mfg Co, Lesser Leszynsky and S Zekind, 2 and 4 Battery Pacific Club (The), James T Boyd pres, 204 Montgomery Pacific Coal and Feed Yard, C F Wyer & Co proprs, 847-S51 Mission PACinC COAST DIRECTOEY. Pablishors, 233 Montgomary, San Francisco, and 63 J 24th, Oakland Children's Carriage 16th bet Folaom and Pacific Coast Works, w • Harrison PACIFIC COAST DETECTIVE 01NCY« A J Lnoas ft Co, 215 ny Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclamation Co, Vincent Neide sec, John Haokett mgr, 315 California and 271 East PACIFIC COAST HOTEL REGIS- TER COMPANY D Hick. o o o CO CO CO oo CO HARDWOOD UIMBER, SSSil^V&^ilf J£;£%»:^*,f^S^ ■M lOUISiBMEBIIIilUCO.. Utrn nrmOktt l:Uy.JEWELEHg, lit BttMt 276 Sa/rk Francisco. PAdSIO 00A8T ASSOCXATIOB^ Arnold mmoKANT Bros inana* ger», 207 Kearny "Faoifio Coast Internal Revenue Ooide," 320 Sacramento PACIFIC COAST LAHD BUBEAXT. G W Fink general manager, F B Wilde secretary, 22 Montgomery "Pacific Coast Law Journal,^' W T bag- gott & Co publishers. 638 Sacramento PACmC COAST LIFE INSUB- ANCE COMPANTi Oeo A Moore president, 418 California Pacific Coast Mfg Co, proprs Climax Washing Powder, 005^ Howa' d *Tacifio Coast Postal Index," L P Mc- Carty publisher, 602 Taylor PA(mC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY, GoodaU. Perkins & Co general agents, 10 Market, ticket office 214 Montgomery "Pacific Coast Wine Herald," 409 Washington Pacific C«>llection Co, Julius Blumenthal mgr, ro om 3, 628 California PAuilC CON PASTE CO (Ravenna, Ghirardellift Co), 421 and 423 Battery Pacific Copper Works (L Wagner and F Todt), 565 Mission Pacific Cream of Tartar Works, A Vig- nier propr, 429 and 431 Battery Pacific Dispensary for Women and Children, Mi>s Kate N Post resident physician, Mrs Charlotte B Brown superintending physician, Mrs L M Wanzer attending physician, 221 and 223 13th Pacific Distilling Co (H Voorman, George Oulton and Louis Schultz), Pierce bet Chestnut and Lombard, 416 Battery Pacific Mectric Co, Chas Wheeler pres, E P Shepard sec, galvanic belts and electric trusses, 330 Sutter Pacific Fertilizing Co, A Haas mgr, 106 Davis Pacific Fire Insurance Co, A J Bryant general agt, 218 and 220 Sausome Pacific Free Warehouse, Gower & Gil- man proprs, NW cor Broadway and Fi-ont Pacific Fur Store, Lachman &, Stemfels p roprs, 129 Montgomery PACIFIC GLOVE WOBKS. S Bruml proprietor, 106 Battery VACmC GOLD. SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING WORKS. W E Shaman proprietor, 103 (ieury Pacific Hall, Bush bet Kearny and Du- pont Pacific Homeopathic Dispensary, Mrs Divid Wilder pres, 843 Howard Pacific Homeopathic Pharmacy, F Hil- ler Jr k Co proprs, 33 Dupont Pacific Ink Factory, L Schwabacher propr, 617-621 Brannan Pacific Iron and Xail Co (S F), W J Houston ft Co, agts, 216 California PACIFIC IRON WORKS. Rankin, Brayton ft Co, 127 Ist Pacific Jewelry Co (Julius and Joseph Newman and M Samuels), mfg jewelers, 6 Buttery Pacific Jute Mfg Co, A Cahn pres, Philip Susman sec, office 204 Front Pacific Lamp and Reflector Factory, Emile Boesch pr^r, 683 and 585 Mis- sion Pacific Land Agency, real estate, 305 Kearny Pacific Land Investment Co, A E Davis pres, foot of Market Pacific Land and Trust Co, Robert J Mercer mgr, 613 California Pacific Laundry, A N Wahler, 776 Market "PACIFIC LIFE." J J Harrigan pro- pi ietor, 420 Kearny Pacific Lodge F and A M, Geo Pendleton sec, B'naiB'rith Hall. 121 Eddy Pacific Lodge, No. 48, I O B B, G Gold- smith sec, B*nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Pacific Lodging House, S A Cottrall propr, 209 Leidesdorff PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Williams, Dimond ft Co, general agents, office Mail Dt^ck, comer 1st and Brannan, 202 Market Pacific Mfg Co, Honig ft Alexander proprs, mfrs furnishmg goods and overalls, 109 Battery Pacific Mfg Co. wooden and metallic burial cases and caskets, W H Brown mgr, 629 Mission "PACIFIC MEDICAL AND SUR- GICAL JOURNAL "(monthly), Henry Gibbons and Henry Gibbons Jr editors and proprietors, 101 Dupont PACinC METAL WORKS. Morrow ft Strong proprietors, 115 and 117 Ist "PACIHC METHODIST." Wick B Parsons editor, 419 Sacramento Pacific Mining and Ueducing Co, James W Busling sec, 413 California PACIHC MUSTARD MILL. John L Koster manager, office 33 Main PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSUR- ANCE COMPANY (The), George 4 Moore president, 418 California Pacific Newspaper Publishing Co, Carlos White propr, .320 Sansome PACIFIC OCEAN EXCHANGE. Christ Tamm proprietor, southeast comer Bay and Mason Pacific Oil and Lead Works, J O Kittle mgr. King bet 2d and 3d t I AM GUVIN NUTTIMG t SON, MMuflKrtarera all kinda IIM»X WOBK. M7 Mala litreet, Maa Fraaeiae*. Tt^ ./(■''■ miHi. mmt co.. oak plank. '^gfRassiy San Frandaco. 277 r CO CNI fU CO E I O Pacific Oil Stove Co, H L Howae propr, 869 Market PACmC OIL WORKS. Allyne ft White proprietors, 11*2 and 114 Front Pacific Oyster House, Chas Haaks, 337 Bush Pacific Perfumery Co, H C Hudson propr, 13 Pine PAcnTnc fickle wokks, John l Koster managt-r, otiice '6'2'A Front, factory Fulton between Gopgh and Octavia "PACIFIC PILOTE." F G Gerhard publiaher, office 36 13th between Mis- sion and Hownrd PACIFIC POTTERIES. Gladding, McKean & Co proprietors, 1310-1310 Market, works Sacramento and Oak- land Pacific Power Co, George F Bowman sec, S C Bigelow pres, 311 California Pacific Presbyterian Union, at First Street Schiml PACIFIC PRESS PVBLISHINa HOUSE, J VV Gardner agent, 527 Commercial PACinC ROLLINO MILL COM- PANY, Wm Alvord president, L B Bencliley general manager, Chas Mc- Keenoy secretary, Patrick Nobl» sup- erintendent, office '201 Market Pacific Uublxjr Paint Co, VVhittier, Fuller & Co proprs, 228 and 230 Beale and 21 and 23 Front "PACIFIC RURAL PRESS" (wetkly), Dowey & Co publishers, 252 Market and 414 Clay PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTUR- ING COMPANY, iC P Sheffield, N \V Spaulding & J Patterson), 17 and 19 Fremont •TACIFIC SCHOOL JOURNAL" Albert Lyser & Co publishers and proprietors, 838 Market Pacific Soda Co, soda and saleratus, J Horstmann propr, 767-775 Bryant Pacific Spring and Mattress Co, mfra furniture, bedding and supplies, W A Clark, H Black and C Uickoff, 26 and 27 New Monttromery PACIFIC S^TABLES. brick fire-proof stable with plenty of light and air, boarding horses a specialty, James Marlow proprietor, 707 and 709 Jones 'TACIFIC STATES WATCHMAN" (semi-monthly), "Watchman" Pub- lishing Company, 252 Market PACmC STEAM CANDY FAC- TORY. J H Eichler ft Co proprietors, 1065 Market between 6th and 7th Pacific Steam Carjiet Beating Works, carpet beating machine, 333 Tyler Pacific Steam Navigation Co, Williams, Dimond ft Co agts, 202 Market Pacific Stock Exchange, Frank L Ungor sec, 314 Motitjomery Pacific St >ve and Iron Works, stoves, ranges and stove plate, W B Wadman pres, Jerome Spaulding sec, 228 and 230 Main Pacific Straw Works, Georg) A Dean propr, 16 4 th Pacific Suspender Co, D H Mathens, 35 2d Pacific Tanners' Association, N Rogers iucpector, 818 Battery Pacific Ttinmry, Stockton, Kuliman, Wagner ft Co proprs, 106 Battery Pacific Tea Co, B Lake propr, 995 Mar- ket Pacific Tea Co (branch), Kentucky nr Rope Walk "Piicitic" (Thf). 7 Montgomery ava PACIFIC TRANS.^ER COMPANY, K J C'olainan ] resident, J Hduley Smith \ ice-president. 110 Sutter PACIFIC TYPE FOUNDRY. Mar- dtr, Luse & C >, Chicago, Hugh Wal- lace m nigtr, 5l6 and 528 Sacramen- to, S F Pacific United States Bonded Ware- house, Gower & Gilman proprs (S J Gower and C H Gilman), NE cor Brondway and Battery PACIFIC VINEGAR WORKS, John L Koster manager, office 323 Front, factory 4 ' 5-4 19 Fulton between Gough and Octavi i PACIFIC WIRE WORKS, A M Fuhrmann proprietor, 751 Mission Packham Thomas (Ryan ft Packham), 35 Pacific Packard A, attomey-at-law, 523 Kearny PACKARD ALBERT G. editor "La Republic a," 734 Montgomery Packers Exchange, A D Cutter pres, I H Moree sec and treaa, S£ cor Market and Maii> Packscher A (Pincus ft Fackscher, New Tacoma, W T), 423 Jackson Packscher Joseph, plumber, 2106 Fill- more Paehlman Wm, bakery, 401 Post Paetzold B, locksmith, 9 Williams Page Bryan, tiec Alaska Gold ft Silver Mining, Milling and Trading Co, 339 Kearny Page C A, hairdresser, 1^05 Leaven- worth Page Ch(r!«i. attorney-at-law, 318 Cali- fornia Page ft Church (T W Page and F A Church), electrical apparatus, electric pen, ofBoe 318 Pine Page H J, painter, 711^ Sutter Piwe James D Jr, attomey-at-law, 402 Montgomery * 7^ CO oo o^ CA =1 CO CJt U AQniif nnn l IIUDCO whitic bkos^ la * IS Mnttt aav 14 * le Mpear IIAnUlf UUU LUmDCIIi llt. ». F. BlMk Walaut, MpMlsh Cedar, Veaeen. g MASONIO OUTFITS, «2:.?RSifir»WS^^W?* 278 8cm Francwco. Page Joseph, fruita and vegetables, 316} 3d Page T W (Pace & Church), 318 Pine Pace William M, physician, 410 Kearny Pahl Richard, boots and shoes, 324 Kearny Paige Samuel B, agt Detroit Safe Co, 8 Nisw Montgomery Paige Timothy, real estate, 116 Leides- dorff Paine Edward, brio a brae, 25 Geary Painter & Calvert, drugs, NW cor Mis- sion and 11th Painter & Co (T P and J B Painter), type foundrj, 510 Clay Pamter Emlen (Painter & Vreeland), 8W ocr California and Kearny and S£ cor Clay and Kearny, and mfg chemist, NW cor Mission and 11th Paintdr E R , publisher San Francisco P: ices Current, 123 California Painter J B (Painter ft Co), 510 Clay Painter T P (Painter &, Co), 510 Clay Painter & Vreeland (Emlen Painter and Phrank L Vreeland), driigi^ists, SE cor Clay and Kearny and SW cor Cal- ifornia and Kearny PAINTEkS' CO-OPEBATI VE LEAGUE, J O Ralston manager, 1005 Polk Pairtza Jasper (Massonette & Pairtza), 221 Leidesdorff PALACE HOTEL, Alexander D Shar- on manager, southwest corner Mar- ket and New Montgomery PALACE KABKET, Jpnn C Moritz nroprietor, 705 Montgomery avenue Palace Stables, United Carriage Co proprs, 615 Howard Palace Variety Theatre, T P O Ber- mcyer, SE cor Post and Dupont Palache Gilbert (H M Newhall & Co), 30U Sansome Palache J (Kittle & Co), 202 California Palndini A, fish, 33 and 35 San Francisco Market, and 11 and 12 Bay City Market Palais de L'Union, French restaurant, H G Bordenave propr, 308 Sutter Palais Royal Restaurant, Mme Louis Funel propr, 425 Bush Pallacie Biagio, fruit and vegetables, 440 Hayes Pallies Alexander, commission mer- chant, 318 Davis Palmaisno Andrew,fruitsand vegetables, 2843 Mission Palmer — , physician. 111 Powell Palmer Henry & Co (Henry Palmer), w ne merchants, 302 Davis Palmer Jacob (Deming, Pajmer & Co), 202 Davis Palmer J J (Palmer ft Rey), 529 Com- mercial PALMER L W (Peterson ft Palmer), 71U Market PALMER ft RET (J J Palmer and V Rey), type and printers' material, 405 and 407 Sansome Palmer T F, millinery and fancy goods, 726-730 Market Palmer Wm F, restaurant, 600 Mission Palmer W J T, insurance broker Fire- man's Fund Insurance Co of Califor- 401 Cal W L, president Golden Iron Works, 237 nia, 4U1 ( AUCER PAL State and Miners' and 251 1st PALTENOm ANDREW, marble works, 1235 Market Palttinelli D, groceries, 1234) Pacific Panama Steamship Line, 202 Market Pancoast ft Co (Franklin Pancoast), branch Bay State Market. 214 6th Pander E, oil, stoves and tinware, 103 3d Pander J, tinner, 103 3d Paolinelli A ft Co, fruit, 1237 Paciflo Pape Mrs A M, dressmaker, 021) Pape E (Eisner ft Pape), 623 Kearny Pape J (Pape ft Rissloud), 101 Stockton Pape Mrs Mary A, dressmaker, 611 Hayes Pap^ ft Rissloud (J Pape and A Riss- loud), groceries, 101 Stockton Pappetei^o Orazio, fruit, 118 Francisco Paradise Valley Mining Co, William L Oliver sec, 328 Mont^^omeiy Parasi Sraiino, bootmaker, 1315| Powell PARCELLSCB. manager Hall's Sufe and Lock Company, 211 and 213 Cali- fornia Pardee E H, oculist and aurist, 626 Montgomery Pardini ft Co, proprs American Fish- ing Co, 500 Merchant and 57 and 59 Centre Market Pardini E, bootmaker, 614 Washington Pardini N (Tontano, Marsicano ft Co), Brannan bet 7th and 8th Pardow Alfred A, attorney-at-law, 616 Kearny Pardy George, counselor and patent so- licitor, 402 Montgomery Parent C L, carpenter, 232 B'remont Paris Consolidated Miniue Co, 310 Pine PARIS, FRANCE. NORTHWEST- ERN NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Smith ft Snow agents, 310 California Paris Mining Co, Wm J Taylor sec, room 25, 310 Pine Paris Victor, plumber, 1810 Powell Parish N C, insurance agt, 401 Cali- ifornia PARISIAN DTEINO WORKS, Thomas ft Co proprietors, 27 10th, offices 714 Washington, 213 Post and 33 4th CO • en CO CO GO g CO o o PilVIII IIIITTIIIP 9 Cnil MV MAIM MTRBRT MAN FMANClSCOw uALfin RUIIIRU & OUIIf Iron nuoi'M Bank VaaltM. Btr. "j'''!f«i'ii?s,!i«a«op;.if!SI| ■iii -..iij^ii HUEII. TUGGIE t CO.. HtBDWOOP lUllKB. ^JtSfOSSSt! ■:^ I I I CO 1 I S!! i I o 8an Fra/noisco. 279 Pariaian Rotisserie (restaurant), L Faure and V Kerton propn, 41U Pino Park E W, propr Park House, NE cor Mission and 24th PABK HOTEL) Saohan ft Menne pro- prietor#, 20 and 28 Turk Park House, lodgings, NE cor 24th and Mission FABKEft LAOT (L C Parke and B T Lacy), importers and dealers in min- ing and wood-working machinery, 21 and 23 Fremont, and proprietors Berry * ft Plnce Machine Company, 323 and 3;>5 Market Parke L (Parke ft Lacy), 21 Fre- mont Parker Miss A E, millinery, 251 3) Mis- sion Parker C H (Shnfter, Parker ft Wat- erman), 628 Montgomery PARKER T G ft C0> merchant tail- ors, 237 Kearny near Bush Parker Edwin S, mining sec, room 57 309 Montgomery Paiker E W, bootmaker, 525 i 4th Parker James M, Japanese and India goods, 332 Kearny Parker Joseph M, Telegraph Stables, 02 and 64 New Montgomery Parkhurst V S W, scales and trucks, 3! Market Parkin C A (Lincoln ft Parkin), grocer- ies. 2910 lUth Parkin Chas, fruits, 306^ Dupont Parks John (Parks ft Poole), 1134 Du- pont Piirks ft Poole (John Parks and Oi-orge Poole), bottle dealers, 11;J4 Dupont PARR H D (Rudgear ft Parr), 23 Ste- venson Parrish Edward, real estate, 620 Wash- ington Parri^h N C, fire surveyor Fireman's Fund Insurance Co of California, 401 California PARROT! ft CO (W F and Wm Bab- cock und Louis B Parrott), shipping and commission merchants and insur- ance agents, 306 California Pnrrott John, capitalist, 414 Montgom- ery Parrott Louis B (Parrott ft Co), 306 California Parrott Louis B, consul to Guatemala, 306 CiUifornia Parson Edward, physician, 103 Mont- gomery Parsons H G, printer, 518 Clay Parsons Wick B, editor Pacific Method- ist, 419 Sacramento Parteen A, dyeing, 59 2d Particelli Angelo (Particelli ft laccheri), 6 and 8 Tyler Particelli ft laccheri (Angelo Particelli and Oaribaldo laccheri), bronie, gold and silver platen, 6 and 8 Tyler ni' Market Partington Joseph W, painter, 367 Na* toma Partridge John (Dutton ft Partridge), 306 California Parttridge R K, lumber, 116 Steuart Pascal, Dubedal ft Co (E Pascal and E Dubedal), brandies, wines and olive oil, 426 and 428 Jackson Pascal E (Pascal, Dubedal ft Co), 426 and 428 Jackson Paschish L, liquors. 710 Montgomery Pascoe Richard (Davy ft Pascoe), 500 Pacific Pasquali B, silk and bunting flag mfry, regalias, toys, etc, 967 Howard and 6S^ Washington Pasquier L, gardener, 1512 Broadway Pasquier L ft Co, nursery and florists, 1512 Broadway Pasquini A, saloon, 416 Pacific Passet A (Cheyrias ft Passet), 7 Brooks Pastene Antonio, produce, 205 Wash- ington PatchellE ft Co (E Patchell), cigars, 102 4th Patchell Edward (E Patchell ft Co), 102 4th Pate Mrs H P, confectionery, 239 8th Patek A, druggist, 413 6th Piitent Bnck Co, Philip Caduc pres, 512 California Paterson James (James Paterson ft Co), 238 Montgomery Paterson James ft Co (James Paterson and J P Cushing), stock brokers, 238 Montgomery Paton D T, carpenter, SE cor Pine and Laguna Paton J, painter.SE cor Pine and Lnguna Patrick Albert B (Patrick ft Co), SE cor Folsom and 18th Patrick A B ft Co (Albert B Patrick and W A Boole), tanners, SE cor Folsom and 18th Patrick W C, barber, 705 Broadway Patridge H C, propr International Hotel, 824 and 826 Kearny Pattee Solon,, accountant, 507 Mont- gomery Pattek 8, insurance broker, Sansome nr California Patten C S, wood engraver, 518 Clay Patten C W, assayer, 220 Fremont Patten Thomas, bootmaker, 284 Steven- son Patten T J (J B White ft Co), 318 Pine Patten Wm P, saloon, 656 Mission Pattern Protective Union,Sander'8 Hall, 71 New Montgomery Patterson Mrs Amelia, bakery, 208 4th e > o o o ■ - UARDWOGD LUMBER I WAGON STOCK,'iUTf fST^^Ste'liV S3 . tOBliBBmWHH t CO..gyieg.«^CTS? 1 19 WdntgomerySt. 28U 8(vn Frandaco. Patterson ClfM (Union Soap Faotoiy), Juniper off Foleom Pftterton O W H, grocery, cor 30th ^•ndChuroh PATTERSON JAMES. Pnoifio Saw Mannfaoturing Company, 17 and 19 Fremont Patterson John S A, wood and coal, NE cor 17th and Church Patterson Mme LC, electro vapor baths, 61 6th Patterson William, metillic signs and sign painter, 430 Kearny Patterson Wm, Golden Acre Nursery, cor San Bruno Itoad and '24th Pattinson Joseph (Pattinsou &, McKin- non), 2122 Fillmore Pattinson & McKinnou (Thomas Mc- Kinuitn and Joseph Pattinson), car- penters, 2122 Fillmore Patton A F, cutlery, notions, etc, 030 Kearny Patton Jessie R, teacher Mission Gram- mar School PATTON J N, secretary Pacific Mu- tual Life Insurance Compauy, 418 Culif(U*nia Patton William, architect, 411 J Cali- fornia Pattridge R K, lumber, 128 Steuart Paudlcr Joseph H, gas fixture^, etc, 773 Mission Pauer Bros (John and Ludwig Pauer), cutlers, 637 Keaniy Paugh W J, oculist and aurist physi- ci n, 640 Clay Paul Almarin B, mining engineer, 328 Montgomery Panic, tailor, 1129th Paul Jamea (Pehrson & Paul), 20o 4th PAUL PHILO "D, asphaltum roofing and plumbing, 1331 Mission Pauli Frank C, sign painter, . 430 Kearny Pauli G J, groceries, NE cor Montgom- ery and Green Paufiiielli D & Co, fruits, 12*^7 Pacific Panllin Mrs Susan F, costumer, 7^ Stockton Paulsen Hermann, groceries, 27 Taylor Paulson H H, boat builder, SW cor Mississippi and East Paalstin John E, grocer, 263 Stevenson Pauls jn P J, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Mission and East Paulsen & William, groceries, cor 14th and Mission Paulson & Sanders (W Paulson and J Sanders), upholsterers, 419 Jones Paulson W (Paulson & Sanders), 419 Jones Paulson Mrs W, fancy goods, 501 O'Far- rell Paupitz FW, saloon, 123 Jackson Pauson F (Pauson ft Roman), 40 Kearny and 942 Market Pauson Heniy, clothing, S17 Paoi6c Pauson ft Roman (F Pauson and H Roman), clothing and tailors, 942 Market and 40 Kearny Pausmann Henry, hay and grain, 2421 Mason Pavillier A, mdse 218 California Pa vitza Jasper (Masounetteft Pavitza), 221 Leidesdorir nr Clay Pavlovich Nicholas, fruits, 602 Kearny Pawlicki F L, physician, 700 Sutter Pawlicki Laidislas, physician, 700 Sut- ter Puxton Blitz W (Geo W Meade ft Co), 410 Front Pay Mrs C, laundry, 315 Sutter Payor Mrs L, luuinlry, 315 Sutter PAYNE BROTHERS (George L and John Payne), proprietors Payne's Bolt Works, 114 and 116 Mission Pavne Geo H (E M Derby & Co), 226 Clay Payne George (Payne Bros), 114 Mis- sion Payne John (Payne Bros), 114 Mission Payne's Bolt VVorks (G L and John Pavne), 114 and 116 Mission PAYOT HENRY (Louis Gregoireft Co',, 6 Post Puyot Henry (Payot, Upham & Co), 204 ■Sansome Payot, Upham & Co (Henry Payot and Isaac Upham), books and stationery, 201 Sansome Payson A H, captain USE, Light House Engineer, U S Appraiser's Building Pazjk F J, sewing machines, 1215 Stockton Peabody E ft Co (E Peabody), coal and wood, 112 and 114 Washington Peabody Wm F, physician, 200 Ellis Peace Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 412 Larkin Peachy A C, attorney-at-law, 84 and 628 Montgomery Peacock A, restaurant, 616 Sacramento Peake Chas (Chaa Peake ft Co), 209 Kearny Peake Chas ft Co (Chas and £ L Peake), mfrs Turkish rugs, 209 Kearny Peake E L (Chas Peake ft Co), 209 Kearny Pearce Henry D, gold pens, 321 Mont- gomery Pearce Wm, cigars and tobacco, 634 4th PEARLMAN ABRAHAM M cigars and tobacco, junction Market and Sutter Pearlman J M, auctioneer, 1124 Mar- ket Pearsall W M, book and job printer, 6 Post nldllll uCLLOf Wo. >iS7 Kaln litreet, «. F. CALVIN NUTTING t SON. ''ww^^ i^'-Tw^r ■ 'T'^^fimw^ ^. ; - . J • .M mm. TU6GB t CO.. siite pimh aii Mrts. "gjRaasr- g I 00 o o 5 IS 8cm Frcmeiaco. 281 O Pewson E (Swain k Pcanon). 636 Market Pearson James, watchmaker, 17 4th Pearson Mrs S A, Temperance Coffee House, 631 Clay Pearson T A (Cfutter & Pearson), 160 New Montgomery Peartmann O I, groceries, NW cor Ath and Folsom Pease C F, mattresses, 1313 Powell Pease C H (Pease & Tubbs), 418 Sacra- mento Pease O M, physician, 125 Turk Pease R U Jr (Pease St. Runyon), 677 Market Pease & Runyon (R H Pease Jr and S M Rnnyou), agta Goodyear Rubber Co, 677 and 67!> Market Pease ft Tubbs (C H Ffcoso and Robert C Tu)>b4), agttt, River Expi-oss, 418 Sacramento Peasley ft Co (0 B I'easley and J H (3obleii;h), wa^oumakcrs, '2020 Polk Peasley O B (I'eaaley & Co), tlOUO Polk Puaters John, salo.m, SE cor 4th add Berry PECHIN CHARLES, liquors, 417 Front Peck E S, attoriioy-at-Iaw, G22 Clay Peck Jauo E (special piirtnur Weilman, Pock ft Co), 12(1-1 32 Market Peck John, bootmaker, 20 Montgomery uve Peck P, mgr Franco- American Perfum- ery Co, 2G 2d Peckhum E P, stock broker, 31 1 Mont- gomery Peckham (reo W, carriagemaker, 1232 Folsom PECKHAM W H. San Jose Woolen Mills, r)41 Market Pederseu Andrew, tailor, 209 O'Farrell Pederaen B, woodturner, 221 Mission Pe.ller J N ft T C, shipping and commis- sion merchants, 5 Steuart Pedroni ft Caselini (M Pedroni and V Caseiini), St Qothard Hotel, 50i)-5l3 Broadway Pedroni G, baker, 1407 Stockton Pedroni M (Pedroni ft Caselini), 609-513 Broadway Peeper M, mgr Metropolitan Restau- rant, 154 and 156 2d Peeporling Jo, meat market, SE cor Hyde and Union Peerson W M, attorney-at-law, 609 Sac- ramento P^(uillan Ameal (Peguillan ft Salles), wholesale butcher, cor 6th ave and L PfMpiillau Eagen, saloon, cor 5th ave and Peguillan ft Salles, wholesale butchers, oor 6th ave and L FehrM>n O (Pebrson ft Paul), 205 4th P?hrson ft Panl (O Pehrson and JamM Paul), merchant tailors, 20S 4th Peirano L (Podesta ft Peirano), NE oo| Bush and Dupont '^ Poiser Mrs E, dressmaker, 108 6th Peiser H, cigars and tobacco, 17 6th Peiser Lemuel, cigars and tobacco, 210 Keiirny PEIXOtTO R (Peixotto ft Silverman) 42-40 3d PEIXOTTO & SILVERMAN (R Peixotto and M Silverman), dry goods, fancv goods, hosiery and kid glovey, 42-40 3d PELHAM J E, physician and surgeon, 1122 Market Pellantier Louis, paper hanging, 2934 10th Pellegrini F, painter, 517 California Pelliceija Peter, liquors, 018 Front Pollisson Joseph, hotel clerk, 019 Pacific Pellisscm Pierre, bote', 019 Pacific Polton John Jr, architect, 330 Fine Pemberthy Mrs A, varieties, r)39 2d Pembroke S J, jeweler and music boxes, 212 O'Farrell Pence J B, houue mover, 1126 Mission Penderi^ost James (Peniler^^ast, Smith & Co), 217-221 Fremont Penilcrfs;ast Henry, oils and lamp ware, 11') 0th PENDEROAST. SMITH & CO, (Thos uneo John- son), proprietors ^Etna Iron Works, 217-221 Fremont P. ndergast Tlios (Peudergost, Smith & Co), 217 Fremont Penderj^ast Wm, litiuors, NW cor 3d and Folsom Pendleton U L (Withrow ft Pendleton), 148 9th « Pendleton Goo, sec Pacific Ladge F ft A M, 121 Eddy Pendleton Geo, restaurant, 1221 Pacifio Pendo John, coffee saloon, 723 Davis Pengellay R N, saloon, 576 Folsom cor 2d Penlecka H, carpenter, 17 Halleck PENNELL R J, commercial traveler, 718Capp Penney John F, boat builder, cor Ken- tucky and Tennessee Pennie James C, justice of the peace, SE cor Kearny and Washington Pennie James C Jr, cider mfy, 604 Jack- son Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co of Phil- adelphia, Jonathan Hunt, Son ft Co, general agts, 313 California Penny cook James, painter, 419 Chestnut Penry H D, saloon, cor 1st and Freder> ick Pentington Geo, sec Redington Quick- silver Co, Phelan's Block, 806 Market rR 09 CO 3 to. c/» c/» HUDWOOD LUMBER, WHITB VMOii. Mtecet, ak. F. Oresott AmIi. Maple and Aloer. ODD mim suppuEs. laie .. ctf»ai IIOIICI pie. If*. • PtMft 282 San Fra/ncieco. Pentony John, livery stable, 633 Green Peopte'e ArfeO»llery, ChM Derby propr, People's Bazsar, B Oost propr, fancy joods, 13A4th FBOPLE'S ICE CO, J S Thompson president, I U Thompson secretary, ?;12 Mission People's Insurance Co of Newark, Hutchinson ft Mann agts, 322 and and 324 California Pera Andrew, barber, 7 Vallejo Pera Pelegrina (P Pera ft Co), 016 Front Pera P ft Co (P Pera and Louis Lercari), commission merchants, Ul(i Front Peralta I h, cigar stand, 221 Sacra- mento Perata Bernardo, restaurant, 105 Pacific Perata Michael, groceries, 1501 Dupont Perata ft Ratto (Nicola Perata and G B Ratto), saloon, 837 Paoitio Perata Nicola (Perata ft Ratto), 837 Pacific Perazzo Giuseppe, cigars, 1421 Dupont PerazzoJohn, barber, 548 Washington Perboner Mrs K, ladies' underwear, 1010 Stockton Percy G W (Percy ft Hamilton), archi- tect. 318 Pine Percy ft Hamilton (G W Percy and F F Hamilton), architects, 318 Pine Percy John, dairy produce, 88-91 Cali- fornia Market Percy P, coppersmith, 233 Ist Perforated Frictional Bt.lt Co (I X L Elastic Truss Co), 646 Market Periam C J (Periain ft Thompson), 42 Main Periam ft Thompson (C J Periam and J Thompson), machinists and lock experts, 42 Main Perin Gattarde (Bulotte ft Perin), 304^ Montgomery ave Pefine J H (F P Latson ft Co), L3 Wew Montgomery Ferine N P, roofer, 28 New Montgomery Perini ft Co (G Perini and B Feriiii), restaurant, 207 Post Perini G (Perini ft Ferini), 207 Post PEBXINS A J, photographer, 337 Hayes Perkins C B, laces, hosiery and gents' furnishing goods, 1114 and 1116 Mar- ket PERKINS F Bi librarian free public library, 428 Bush Perkins F £, saloon, 44 Steuart Perkins George C (Goodall, Perkins ft Co), and Governor of California, 10 Market Perkins G F (Brown ft Perkins), SE cor Montgomery and Washington Perkins James C, attorney-at-lav, 427 Montgomery Perkins L O, cigars and tobaooo, 16 8d Perkins Samuel, t^i for A M Simpson ft Bro's Lumber Co, 44 Market Perkins Wm, lodging-house, 061 and 003 Mission Perkins Wm, boarding-bouse, 613 Mis- sion Perkins Wm P, mgr City Cab and Cariiago Co, 170 and 178 Jessie and 207 Sutter Perkovich George, upholsterer, 4 Tyler Perpoli Flolindo (Perpoli ft Giovannolu), 1817 Powell Perpoli ft Giovannola (Flolindo Perpoli and Antonio Giovannola), liquors, 1817 Powell Perpoli Pracidio (Prauidio Perpoli ft Co), 60S Broadway Perpoli Pracidio ft Co (Pracidio Perpoli and V Barsotti), wood and coal, 60S Broadway Perguy John F, fancy goods, 956 Mar- ket Perrault J, physician, 413 Kearny Perrault M N, saloon, 312 Washington Perret Ujene^ laundi-y, cor Gough and Lilly Perrie Wm (Jennings ft Co), oor Japan and TownsPnd Perrier Alfred, French restaurant, 609 Pine Perrin ft Bird (E R Perriu and Chas L Bird), restaurant, 114 Sutter Perrin E B, capitalist and real estate, 402 Kearny Perrin E R (Perrin ft Bird), 1 14 Sutter PEBRIN GUSTAVE, upholsterer, 1101 Market Perrin R J, physician, 226 Sutter Perrone O, phyHician, 649 Broadway Perry Alfred W, physician, 104 Stock- ton Perry Mrs August, dressmaker, 206 Tyler Perry Charles, dentist, 841 Market Perry D J, confectionery, 1152 Market Perry (ieorge H, attorney-at-law and sec Humboldt Sulphur Mining Co, 315 California PEBRY 6RATTAN. manager of The Daily Exchungo Publishing Company, 306 Montgomery Perry Mrs H, candy mfr, 1152 Market Perry Henry, attorney-at-law, 230 M ontgomery Perry James, saloon, 15 Valencia Perry John, trustee Martha A Elliott, 41 Fremont PERBT JOH^ JB> Btock broker, 413 Montgomeiy PEBBT PETEEi coppersmith, 233 l^t PEBBY S A ft op, pictures, frames and artist's materials, 624 Market o6 •VI s C9 CO CALVIN NUTTING t SON, Maanfkifftaren all kind* litOW WOHK, Jfter Main Mtreet, Han Franelsea. >llEW.TUGeiEn Peters Chas K, insurance broker, 405 Kearny Peters ft Cowie (Geo M Cowie and J C Peters), hay and ijrain and commission meri^hants, 6U1 6th PETSRS F Ot shipping and oommis- siou murchaut and manufacturer's M{t, 13 Main Petjrs F M L (F M L Peters ft Co), 207 Montgomery PETERS FMLftOO (FML Peters and F Aug Meyer), importers fancy goods, toys and musical instruments, 207 Montgomery PETERS FRASK, wines and liquors, 604 Broadway Peters George, fruit, 846 Valencia Peters Honry (M M Feder ft Co), 29 Battery Peters H W (Petera Bros), 514 Mont- gomery Peters J, liquors, SE cor 4th and Berry Peters JacK, propr Foxhall Livery Htitbles, 2318 and 2320 Fillmore Peters Jacob, saloon. 505 Pacifio Peters J B, fruit and produce, 335^ 3d Peters J C (Peters ft Cowie), 501 6th PETERS J H (J H Peters ft Co), 25 3d Peters John, saloon, 1007 Battery Pet«!r3 Joseph C(A T Waitc ft Co), 1211 Mason Peters Mary, costumcr, 730 Market PETERS J H & CO (J H Peters and Daniel SeMcll), proprietors New York Gallery, 25 3d Peters W (Peters Bros), 514 Montg'y Peters W C (Peters Bros), 514 Mont- I'omery PETERS W J & CO ( W J Peters), con- tract«irs and builJers, 424 Jackson PETERSEN C (Peterson. Hurtmon ft Co), 766 Mission Petersen ft Co (Jacob and Fredrick Petersen), coffee saloon, 277 East Peterson ft Co (John N Petersen and Paul Jessen), draymen, SE cor Main and Market Petersen Charles, saloon, 21 Montgom- ery ave Petersen Chas R (Nelson ft Petersen), 504 Front PETERSEN. HARTMAN ft 00 (C Petersen, H Uartman and L Dam- masoh), undertakers, 766 Mission Petersen John N (Petersen ft Co), SE cor Main and Market Petersen N P, cigars and tobacco, 419 East Petersen Nick, saloon, 310 Townsend PeterHcn \Vin J, toilet soaps, 421 Cluy Peterson Mrs A B, millinery and fancy goods, 302 3d Peterson A C, physician, 310 Geary PETERSON A S (Peterson ft Palmer), 716 Market Peterson C (Peterson ft Decker), 042- 646 4th Peterson Charles, carpenter, 904 Larkin Peterson Charles, liquors, 21 Montgom- ery ave Peterson ft Co, oofTee saloon, 277 East Peterson ft Decker (C Peterson and U M Decker), oyster saloon, 642-646 4th Peterson Henry, butcher, 1117 Harrison Peterson Ida (Byrne ft Peterson), 305 3d Peterson Jacob, coffee saloon, 7 Market Peterson John liquors, cor 0th and Railroad ave. South San Francisco Peterson John, boarding, 135 Folsom Peterson L, saloon and restaurant, 531 East Peterson L, real estate agt, 314 Bush Peterson L, model maker, 328 Bush Peterson N Potter, coffee stand, 10 Val- lejo Peterson O (O Peterson ft Co), 244 Sutter Peterson O ft Co (O Peterson and A Elverson), liquors, 244 Sutter Peterson P, wood ond coal, 427 O'Far- rell PETERSON & PALMER (A S Peter- sou antl L VV Palmer), groceries, 716 Market Peterson Wm J, soap mfr, 421 Clay Petibeau E ft Co, drugs, NE cor How- ard and 0th Petin Alphonse, physician, 311 Sutler Petit H, liquord, NE cor Bush and Broderiok Petit Pierre, lodging-house, 1144th Petri Ceriibiiia, cigars, 1407 Dupont PETROVICH ft AUGIUS (Samuel Petrovich and John P Augius), liquor merchaiito, 420 Jackson PETROVICH SAMUEL. White House. 420 and 42i, Jackson PETTENATI PETER, liquors and groceries, and manufacturer cigars and cigarettes, 1028 Kearny PETERSON J N. saloon, 207 Main O m o o en O > r m» Tl o PI m > 2 T| > o o UiOnUinnn IIIIIDCD white BROH. 1»* is main and 14 A ISMIpcar nRnUlrUUU LUITlDLn, m li.r. CouuterTopa.llluwelPost*. BalMtera. 'i' f LOUIS BRMEBWMI^ CO.. BniT0TkMB giU. JEWELERS, "yggyir 284 San Francisco. QQ lO CD PETER80H KABTDI. tinning, plumbing, gas, and steam fitting, 1325 Pacific, res 1411 Pacific Pettigrew & Farless (J J Pettigrew and T A Farless), attorneys-at-law, 217 Sansome Pettigrew J J (Pettigrew & Farless), 217 8an8ome Pettil Miss, copj'ist, 623 M' tgomery Peuleck.T, H, carpenter, 17 Ualleck Pew J W, sec Navajo Mining Co, 310 Pine Peyre Jean (Bonnetti & Pcyre), 819 Stockton Peyser Louis, tailor, 428 Pacific- Peyton.a Mining Ci), 310 Piiie Pfaff Lonia, dyeing, 907 Larkin PFEIFFER A, proprietor Eureka Iron Works, 317 and 319 Howard Pferdiier & Co, commia^iou merchants, 506 Battery Pfeiffcr F, boot fitter, 252 .Jessie PfeifferJW, locksmith, 1015 Kearny Pfeil Wn, barber, 145 9th Ptiel J W (Edniondaon & Pliel), 12-39^ Folsom Pfilo John F, blacksmith and horse- shoer, 25 Steuart Pfister A (M Waterman & Co), 113 CLiy Ptister J J (J J PfistiT & C), 120 Sutter Ptister J J & Co (J J Pflstor), mfr of crochet and knitted gooils, 120 Sutter Pforr John, real estate, 32i> Montgom- ery Pfund A, teacher pianoforte, 51(5 Minna Pharo John, contructur ami builder, 224 Montgomery Phelan Block, junction O'Farrell and Market Phelan Gregory .T, physician, 603 3d FHELAN JAHESi capitalist, room 232 Phelan's Block, 801) Market Phelan John, bookseller, cor Sutter and Kearny Phelan Jos P, attorney-at-law, 327 Pine Phelan Patrick (Donohue & Phelan), 33 2d Phelps A E (W S Phelps & Co), 13 and 15 Drumm Phelps AUnson H (Thos H Selby &, Co), 116 and 118 California PHELPS CHAS H. editor "Califor- nian," 408 California Phelps £ A (Phelps & Miller), Cal & Nev K R Co, 120 Sutter and 328 Montgomery Phelps Poster & Co, carpet beating, 931 Market PmSLPS MANUFACTTJBINO OOt W S Phelps president, 8orew Bolt Works, 13-17 Drumm Phelps ft Miller (E \ Phelps and S M Miller), mgrs Oorham Mfg Co, 120 Sutter Phelps T G, milkman, 35 Eddy Phelps W 8 (W S Phelps & Co), prea Phelps Mfg Co, 13 and 15 Drumm Phelps W S & Co ( W S and A E Phelps), shipsmiths, 13 and 15 Drximm PHOENIX nrSUBANCE CO OF .llROOKIiTN, Brown, Craig & Co general agents, W S Davis city agent, 215 Sansome PmLADELPHU BBEWEBT, Jno Wieland proprietor, 220-240 2d PHILADELPHIA HOUSE, John Knack proprietor, 421 and 423 Bush Philbrook A K (McJ tonald & Philbrook). SW cor Market and 6th Philharm'>nic Hall, cor Jackson and Stockton Philip Jacob M (Philip, Speyer & Co), 425 California Philip, Sjioyer & Co (Jacob M Philip and Jacob W Speyer). commission mer- chants and insurance agents, 425 Cal- ifornia Phili|)p, Hesth.al & Co (Martin Pliilipp and August Hestlial), infrs California buck gloves, 50li Market .and 316 17th Philipi* Martin (Philipp, Hesthal&Co), 316 17th and 506 Market Philips Edward, painter, 706 Larkin Philips W A, troas Veterans' Home As-ociati<)n, 10 California Phillbrook James C, boarding-house, 320 Folsom Phillij^s A, hairdresser, 901 Folsom Phillip P A, produce, 27 Centre Market Phillipps F, fruits, 1424 5th Phillips Benjamin, harness and saddles, 303 5th Phillips Mrs C A, hairdresser, 122 Ellis Phillips & Dickieson (Creo Phillips and W R Dickieson), Telephone Trans- fer Co, 30i 16th and 644 Market PHILLIPS E. Merchants' Exchange Saloon, 21 Leidesdorff Phillips Fred, coffee saloon, 770 Howard Phillips Geo (Phillips &, Dickieson), and propr City Transfer Co, 304 16th and 644 Market Phillips H G, mgr Western Union Tel- egraph Co, Pacific Bell Te'eph<)ne, American District Telegraph, foreman United Carriage Co, 833 Sutter PHILLIPS & HUNT (J M Phillips and S Hunt), publishers and booksel- lers (New York), Rev J B Hill agent, 1041 Market Phillips J B, attorney-at-law, 636 Clay Phillips J B, saloon, 1162 Market Phillips J M (Phillips & Hunt), publish- ers and booksellers, 1041 Market Phillip* M ft Co (Honolulu), office 111 Battery Phillips P A, butter and eggs, stall 27 Centre Market CALVIN NUniNG t SON, Tubalar Whfrlbarrowa. Bolt and Bridge Work. W7 Haln Street. Baa Fraaelaea. Hum TUBfiLE I BO. Pacific Coast Hard Waods ••■ Fraaeliw*. San Francisco. 285 Phillips P L, mgr "Jewish Times," 616 Kearny Phillips W A, Harbor Comm^Bsioner, 10 California Phillips W T, attomey-at-law, 612 Clay Philson C F, physician, 118 O'Farrell Pbipps A B, stock broker, 307 Mont- gpmery Phipps James, hamessmaker, 665 ^How- ard Pht>enix Association, Geo Corbell pres, P Whitney sec, 927 Mission PHOENIX ASSURANCE CO (of London), Butler & Ualdan general agents, 413 California Phoenix Brass Works, J P Bell & Co proprs, F Woodward supt, H A Rei- mann mgr, S W cor Mission and Fre- mont Phoenix Brewery, Thos J Kirby pro^ii, 627 Noe Phoenix Council, No 18, I O C F, 218 Post PHOENIX INSUBANCE 00. Arthur E Magill general acsent, James W Whiting city t.gent, 3i23 California PHOENIX IRON WORKS. R Young proprietor, IS and 20 Fremont Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co of Hartford, E P Gray agt, 318 Mont- gomery Phoenix Silver M Co, Herman Loeber sec, 308 California Piccinini B, fruits, 631 Lombard PICHE ]GE3)TJRD> hamessmaker and carriage trimmer, U36 Broadway Piche Medor, harness and carriage trim- mer, 638 Valencia Pichoir H, mining sec, 320 Sansome Pichon P (Boissou & Fichon), S F Mar- ket PICKENS JAMES R (Edwards, Pickens ft Fulton), 401 California Pickering J Caldwell, attomey-at-law, 637 Kearny PICKERING lORINO (S F Bulletin Co und S F Call Co), 225 Mont- gomery Pickering William, draggist, 8E cor Bro:\dway and iStookton Picket G (Picket & Nolan), 14 and 16 Clementina Pickett Garrett (Pickett & Nolan), 14 and 16 CKmcntiua Pickett J M (Dowe & Pickett), 997 and 999 Market Pickett Michael, lodging-house, 819 Howard Pickett & Nolan ((jiarrett Pickett and Edward Nolan), livery stable, 14 and 16 Clementina Picot Madame J H, dressmaker, 126 Kearny Pidanoet Sebastian, firewood dealer, SE cor Front and Union Pidge D M, show cards, 9 Geary Pidwell C J, bags, 207 Davis Pidwell C J & Co, iunk, 207 Davis Pieffer G«orge (John W Pieffer t, Son), 1015 Kearny Pieffer John W (John W Pieffer ft Son), 1016 Kearny Pieffer John W ft Son (JohnW and George Pieffer), locksmiths, 1015 Kearny Pieper H C, stoves and tinware, 1010 Buchanan Pieper Michael, restaurant, 154 and 156 2d Pierce Chas L, physician, 212 Kearny Pierce E G (Pierce ft Co, 20 California Pierce E G ft Co (E G Pierce and Shu- brick Norris), forwarding merchants, 20 California Pierce G L, draughtsman, 528 Cali- fornia Pierce Henry and William, capitalists, 723 Montgomery Pierce John C, marble works, 1228 Howard Pierce J K, drayman, 215 Davis Pierce Nelson, shipping merchant, 34 California Pierce Patr :k, marble works, 1237 Mis- sion Pierce Robert, branch bakery, 1014 Bry- ant Pierce ft Son (W L L and W J Pierce), Magm^tic Truss and Belt Co, 704 Sac- ramento PIERCE WALTER S manufacturer and dealer in piunos and organs, SO New Montgomery Pierce W J (Pierce ft Son), 704 Sacra- mento Pierce W L L (Pierce ft Son), 704 Sac- ramento Piercy Andrew (Wallace ft Piercy), cor FoUom and 25th Pierre John, bootmakor, 1333 Dupout Pierre ft Hedrich, bootmakers, 1333 Du- pont Pierron Emile, bakery, 304 Montgomery ave Pierson Wm M, lawyer, 60. Sacramento Pisnaz Antonio, restaurant, ?9 3d PIKE CHARLES R. carpenter, 422 Commercial Pike J M ft Son (J M and Chas W Pike), 324 Battery Pike Wm, propr New York Bakery, 6i:6 and 628 Kearnv Pilcher W J, real estate agt, 434 Kearny Pilgrim Gold and Silver Mining Co, A Halsey sec, room 7, 328 Montgomery Pillsbury £ S (Pillsbury ft Titus), 306 Pine OO ^ oo !iJ, :l 1 I M HARDWOOD UIMBER i WMOR STOCK,'i;JT»K%.'J W;^ J DMIEl lORCROSSl CO..-!i!».?«l&'iS!^^^ 28» San Prcmcisco. CO PHLSBUBY & TITUS (E S Pills- bury and Daniel Titns), attorneys-at- law, 306 Pine Pilot Examiners, O Eldridge chairman, Merchants' Exchanga PUot Office. W H Jollifis chief and mgr, room 9, 506 Batt ery FIISTER HENBT (Bucking ft Pils- ter), 515 Bryant Piltz G, wood and coal, 1619 Eddy PIMENTELJM. photographer, 407 Montgomery ave Pinal Consolidated Mining Co, W W Traylo}- sec, room 37, 309 Mont- gomer;^ Pincus M, clothing, 20 3d Pine Street Restaurant, Jos Drohnii propr, 439 Pine Pinoft Larkiii Primary School, cor Pine and Larkin Pine & Scott Primary School, cor Pine and Scott Pinet J, special Tahiti commission mer- chant, 504 Jackson Piugel C F G (C H Lindermann ft Co), 13 Trinity Pinker C J, cigars and laundry, 1231 Mission Pinkham Mining Co, 310 Pine Pinney Mrs Winona £, teacher Mission Grammar School Pinson A (Pinson ft Michaud), 210 Montgomery ave Pinson ft Michaud (A Pinson and J Mi- chaud), proprs California H->tel, 210 Montgomery ave Pinzuti Louis, carpenter, 532 Vallejo Pioneer and Alta Mills, Francis T Eisen propr, 12 Stevenson Pioneer Broom Factory, 27 Drumm PIONEER CARFEl: BEATING WORKS* J Spaulding ft Co proprie- tors, 353 and 1)55 Tehama Piont^.' Consolitlated Mining Co, Eu- reka, Nev, J M Bufiiugtou sec, 303 California Pioneer Dru ,' Mills, grocers and coffee and spice mills, Clapp ft Jessup proprs, NE cor Mission and Fremont PIONEER EXCHANGE. Mayor Wen delin propr, SW cor California aud Montgomery Pioneer Franco-Italian Restaurant, De- bemardi ft Minoletti proprs, 535 Mer- chant Pioneer Glove Works, Shoonbcrg ft Co, 329 Sansome Pioneer Hall, SOS Montgomery Pioneer Iron Works, C H Leavitt propr, 225 and 227 Beale PIONEER IRON WORKS. Calvin. Nutting ft Son proprietors, 227 and 229 Mam Pioneers' Library, 808 Montgomery Pioneer Lodge F S of Israel, A Gold- smith sec/B'naiB'rith Hall, 121 Eddy PIONEER LOOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFAC- TORY. B O McEachren and Wm H Rowe, 132 Main Pioneer Malt House, Bach ft Lux proprs, Stockton bet Francisco and Bay and 513 Sacramento Pioneer Park, top of Telegraph Hill, from Greenwich to Filbert Pioneer Rowing Club, Loner Bridge Pioneer Salt Works, B F "Barton ft Co propi'S, 213 Sacr.-imento Pioneer Soap Co, J H Heilmann propr, 708 Brannan Pioneer Soda Works, Chas and Martin Walsh proprs, 1721 Market Pioneer Warehouse, Carr ft Co proprs, cor Battery and Filbert Pioneer White Lrail Works, Whittier, Fuller ft Co proprs, 229 and 231 Fre- mont, office 21 aud 23 Front Piper B D, bay and river freighting schooners, 7 Clay Pipper L, lodzing-house, 438 Broadway Pique Edward, music teacher, 130 Turk Pirrie Wm (McHugh ft Pirrie), NE cor Be ale an d Bryant PIRCHER BROS (Austin, J and Wm Pircher), liquors, 707 Mission Pisani C ft Co, fish, stalls 14 and 15 New Clay Street Market Piser Mrs Ellen, bakery, 226 Ellis Pissis Albert, architect, 217 Sansome Pistolesi August, groceries, 752 Wash- inifton PITT & CO (R H Pitt, James and C^o Dermott), candy factory, 465 Steven- son Pitt R H (Pitt ft C.>>, candies, 21 6th and 465 Stevenson Pitto Giuseppe (Novella ft Pitto), 427 Jackson Pitts E 11, barber, 1055? Folsom Pitts George H ft C», fruits and pro- duce, 512 Sansome Pitts Joseph, jeweler, 992 Folsom Pittsburg Coal Mining Co, Charles R Allen agt, 118 and 120 BeUe Pittsburg Gold Mining Co, Richard Wegener sec, 414 California PIX^Y FRANK M, (Pi^ley ft Har- rison), aiul pru^idtnt ''Argonaut" Publishing Co, .■)22 California Pixley ft Harrison (Frank M Pixley and . R Harrison), attorneys-at-law, ^30 California Pixley W B, druggist, NE cor Stockton and O'Farrell Pixlev's Hall, cor Paciiio and Polk Pizzala C, bologia sausages, 1 132 Do- pont Place Miss Tillie, saleslady, 14 Mint ave CO CO CO CO oo CO o o ! CO 1 1 i UlEN, Plageman SEcor Plagemai mf rs ci] Plagemai 30> Sa Plagemai PLAGE plagen and M Planters' Welch Planz a Plass E 427 4t Plate A PLATE and W ers in tackle goods, Plate H Plath Jf and £ FLAT! ton Plato Fi Plato » PLATS PlatsI morel and t Platshe and :- Piatt C Post Piatt's Piatt I Moui Piatt J tion, Piatt i Pla/a FLA12 ftCt Pleasa gess Plege Pleiad Wn PLUl car( gOO( Plum) O o CMVM NUTTINS t SON, '"'Si'SSSJSJS.'SUVSLSS:"^ MHP null. TUCGIt t, CI.. VENEERS "aiRggg.' •t*. s a I o 00 1 I i San Frcmdaco. 287 Plaflmman J F (Siebe Bros k Placeman), S£ oor Sansome and Sacramento Plagemann H ft Co (Henry Plagemann), mfra cigars, 305 Sacramento Plagemann Henry (H Plagemann & Co), 30 > Sacramento Plagemann John C, plumber; 204 Fawell PLAGEMANN WM (Dierck. Hinz & Plagemann), northeast corner Mission and Main Planters' Line Steamship Co (The), Welch & Co agts, lOi) California Planz Henry, tailor, 525 Ooary Plass E N, fruits and vegetables, 427 4th Plate A F ( A J Plate & Co), 418 Market PLATE A J & CO (H A and A F Plate and W B Cotiei), importers and deal- ers in guns, ammunition, fishing tackle, military, naval and society goods, 418 and 420 Market Plate H A (A J Plate & Co), 418 Market Plath John, groceries, NW cor Steiner and El lis PLATE THEO. bootmaker, 303 Stock- ton Plato Fred F, hairdresser, 107 6th Plato Morris, ptttionery, 1908 Mission PLATSHEK & HARRIS (Julius Platshek and I Harris), commission murchauts, wool, hides, pelts, furs, and tallow, 314 and 31U Battery Platshek Julius (Platshek & Harris), 314 and 3I(> Battery Piatt C W, sec The Olympic Clab, 119 Post Piatt's Hall, 216 Montgomery Piatt Horace G (Daggett & Piatt), 402 Montj^omcry Piatt J M, SCO Dashaway Hall Associa- tion, 139 Post Piatt Mrs R, furnishing good^ R 6th Pla/a. Kearny liet Washington and Clay PLAYTER E W (Dunham, Currigan ft Co). 107 Front Pleasant Valley Mining Co, C A Bur- gess prea, 327 Piae Pluge Louis, tailor, 337 Geary Pleiades Gold and Silver Mining Co, Wm L Oliver sec, 328 Montgomery PLUM CHASM ft 00 (Chan M Plum), carpets, furniture and uphnlstery goods, etc, 641 and 643 Market Plumas County Mining Co, J L Fields sec. 33i) Pine PLTJMBE J F. adjustable buggy and Wagon tops, 25 2d Flume John V (John V Plume ft Co), 232 California Plume John V ft Co (John V Plume), bankers, 232 California Plnmmer G E, groceries, 12 Centre Market Plummer R H, physician, 652 Mission CO PLTJNKETT JAMES C, attomey-at- law, 302 Montgomery Plunk ett Wm A, attorney -at-law, 530 Ci"fornia Plymouth Congregational Church, Tay- lor bet Geary and O'Farrell Pockwitz Louis, wines, 504 Market Podesta A (Podesta & Costa), 843 Pacific Podesta ft Costa (A Podesta and J Costa), groceries, 843 Pacific Podesta G, cigars and tobacco, 442 Bush Podesta G (Uavenna, Ghirardelli ft Co), 421 and 423 Battery Podesta J (Podesta ft Peirano), NE cor Bush and Dupont Podesta Guoseppe, groceries, NW cor Union and Mason Podesta ft Pierano (J Podesta and L Peirano), fruit st .nd, NE cor Bush and Dupont Podesta S, fruit and vegetables, cor McAllister and Buchanan Poehlman William, confectionery, SW cor Post and Powell POHSm JOE. merchant tailor, 724 Market and 203 Montgomery Pohl George, hides, tallow, and bags, 51 Sacramento Pohlker John Henry, groceries, NW cor Howard and 26th Pohlmann Gus. jeweler, engraver and cnameler, 417 Kearny Point Lobos Primary School, cor Point Lobos and 19th aves POINT REYES BUTTER DEPOT. Bennett Bros proprietors. 88-91 and 35 and 36 California Market Polastri R S (C B Splivalo ft Co), 415 Battery Police Headquarters, cor Kearny and Washington "Political Record," 618 Sacramento Pollak Arnold (Arnold Pollak ft Co), 206 Sacramento Pollak Arnold ft Co (Arnold Pollak and C J Simon), wholesale cigars, 206 Sacramento Pollard L, hairdresser, 788 Folsom Pollard Thomas, lumber and shipping commission, 17 Steuart Pollard W H, mdte broker, 402 Front PoUhammor A, engraver and dye sinker, 417 Kcirny Politz E (Wohl ft Politz), 403 Cali- fornia Poly, Hoilbron ft Co (Isaac Poly, A Heil- bron ft Bro and S Clayburgh), wholesale and commission butchers, slaughter-houae Ist ave nr Kentucky, office 339 Kearny Poly Isaac (Poly, Heilbron ft Co), 339 Kearny Pomeroy Carter P, attomey-at-law, 211 Baiwome CO c CD c > z o o o CO CO CO CO CO CO 1 HMDWOOD UIMBER, SL"J!1? iS^'iULSi'rJAiMJ^iSr^. lOUISBBtYEBIimH CO. , S?ir%?i!TJS«r IISMoiitgoinerySt 288 Sa/n Frandaco. Pomeroy John N, attpmey-at-law, 211 Sansome Pomeroy Mrs Viola A, music teacher. 143 3d Pommer A J, agt Singer Mfg Co, 161 4th Pommer Mrs Emma, coal oil stoves, 153 4th Pond E B, capitalist, 318 Pine Pond R H, sec San Fraucioco Copper Mining Co, 320 Sansome PONS OAIDAMH. French corset man- ufacturer, 219 Post Pool I L, mining sec Union Club, NW cor California and Montgomery Poole George (Parks &, Poole), 1134 Dupont Poole John P, attorney-at-law, 426 Cal- ifornia Poole Wm, contractor, 1028 Market Poole Mrs Wm, dressmaker, 1028 Mar- ket Poorman Miss Amy, baker, 974^ Fol- som Pope Bemhard (Pope & Meyer), 1141 Pacific Pope Mrs C, liquors, 545 Ist Pope Chas W, mfr boot and shoe uppers, 506 Market Pope E R, attomey-at-law, 434 Cali- fornia Pope Gus, saloon, 545 1st Pope Horace £, physician, 1532 Polk Pope & Meyer (Bemhard Pope and Herman Meyer), fruits,^ 1141 Pacific Pope & Talbot (C F A and W H Talbot), lumber dealers, 204 California Popineau E, hospital for dogs, 506 Stockton Popp Harmann, hotel, 2208 Powell Poppe Chas, wholesale cigars, 305 Bat- tery Poppe C C W & Co, cigars and tobacco, 611 Sansome Popper L, shirtmaker, 431 Kearny Popper Max (Whitney & Co), 3 and 6 Commercial POPPER SAHIJEL. shirts and fur- nisning goods, 233 Kearny Popper V, chiropodist, 127Mv^ntL'omery Popps Harmann, hotel, 2208 Powell Porath Henry, restuurant, 13 Pacific Porcher J (Bremer & Porcher), il2 Montgomery Porep L, watchmaker and jeweler, 28 3d Porporato Frank, groceries, 1224 Du- pont PORT MADISON MILLS, Pugot Sound, E M Herrick, 19 Steuart Porta G (Porter & Porta), 136 Mont- gomery ave P0RT£0US a. ■toveo Linware and crockery, 1314 Dupouc Porter C F (Porter ft Porta), 136 Mont- gomeiy ave Porter David, wholesale liquors, 405 Montgomery Porter George K (Porter, Slessinger ft Co), 117 Battery Porter John, bakery and confectionery store, 1035 Folsom Porter J W (Cowen ft Porter), 118 Geary Porter ft Porta (C F Porter and O Porta), furnishing goods. 136 Mont- gomery ave PORTER. SLESSnrOER ft CO (Geo K Porter, Louis Slessinger and Joseph Kahn), wholesale boots and shoes, 117 Battery Porter Wm H, coffin mfr and under- taker, 29 Bluzome and 16 O'Farrell Porter W H, auditor C P R R, cor 4th and Townsend Portland and Astoria U S Mail Line, 214 Montgomery Poi-tlaiid Hotel, James Carr propr, 64 >S icramento Pcr'.land Lodging-House, Thomas Rees propr, 807 Kearny Portman J K C (Chas Meinecke ft Co), 314 Sacramento Portois P, architect, 619 Montg<-mery Portona Henry, plasterer and whitener, 535 Greenwich Portona Mrs L, dressmaker, 635 Green- wich Potrero and Bay View Railroad, office cor 4th and King Portugal, Consul of, Fr. Berton, 627 Clay Portuguese Protective and Benevolent Society, Antoui > L Quareama, 510 Bush Port Wardens, 523 Kearny Porzelt Chr, liquors, 419 Montgomery ave Poska Samuel, junk, 230 1st Posner M (Hildebrandt, Posner ft Co), 411 and 413 Battery Posner Philip, cigars and tobacco, 337 Hayes Post Miss Kate N, resident physician Pacific Dispensary, 221 13th, 433 Geary Post Keller Kcataurant, A Beth propr, SE cor Post find Kearny POST OFPICE. Samuel W BackOs Postmaster, Wm C Dougherty deputy, P T Hoin supt, w s Bflttery bet Jackson and Washington, Station A, 1305 Polk, Station B, northwest corner 7th and Mission, and 20th near Mission Post Office Inspeoton' Office, F W Schaurte insiiector in charge, 320 Sansome i I i\ i CAIVIN NUniNG £ SOtt, ttlROBM**. JAIL AMU VBMCB WOllli' MT Mala lltNet. Maa rraaatoM. Um mmt CO. PacincCoast Hard woods '»%»8£.r- 9 S a I o 00 1 (Sa-n- Frandaco. 289 O o »-9 "POST" PUBLISHINO CO, John P Jaokaon presideut, C M Richardson secretary, 500 Montgomery Postel Amaudus, grocery, NW cor Shotwell and 20th Postel Arnold, groceries, SW cor 23d and Valencia Postel C D, groceries, 1426 Taylor Postel Isaac, cabinetmaker, 413 Mission Postel John, groceries, SW cor Howard and 16th Potosi Con Mining Co, J H Sayre sec, 330 Pine Potosi Mining Co, W E Dean sec, room 7'J, 309 Montgomery Potrero and Bay View Railroad Co, Francis E Flint supt, Potrero Potrero and Bay View Street Railroad, office cor 4th and Townsend Potrero Primary School, cor Minnesota and Sierra Potrero Yeast and Distilliag Co, Her- man Wcsterfeld pres, 220 Stockton POTTER EDWARD E, secietary Sun Insurance Co of San Francisco and manager Boston Underwriters and Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Co of New York, 415 California Potter F A, glass and crockery, 2510 Mission Potter Frank A, lamps, 2018 Fillmore Potter B'red W, (Leveque * Potter), 10 Stevenson Potter George C, attorney-at-law, 426 California Potter U B, painiers, 1111^ Sutter Potter T F, fruits and cigars, NW cor Clay and Leavenworth Potter W W (Potter and Van Derveer), 212 Sacramento POTTER ft VAN DERVEER (M P Van Derveer and W W Potter), wholesale and retail paper and paper bags, 212 Sacramento Pottet Henry & Co (Henri Pottet), flori st, 1)65 M ishion POULTNET GEO T (Smith & Poult- ney), Houth Park Livery Stable, 344 and 'UG Brannan Pound Keeper, R Lossiua Poarpion V iotor, liquors, 2U25 Mission Pouyal John, propr Exotic Crardens, Niisiion bet 13tn and 14th and cor Sutter and Lark in Pouyallet C & N Humbrccht, tlurists, 211 O'Farrell Pouzadoux L (Bernard k Pouzadoux) 312 Sutter Powell H A, attorney, 507 Montgomery Powell Street Primary S^bool, cor Pow- ell nr W ashington POWELL Wi acting manager Bank of British Columbia, southeast comer California and Sansome Powelson Wm, groceries, NE cor 14th and Mission Power Bernard, groceries, 1721 Jones Power T J, retail butcher, 138 Hayes Powers George W, blacksmith, 658 Mistiion Powers G H (Powers & Wilder), 215 Geary Powers J (HoUoway & Powers), 504 Fraticisco Powers J O, capitalist, 331 Montgomery Powers John, groceries, 1116 Folsom Powers John, groceries, NW cor Hyde and Union Powers Kidd, horseshoer, 1509 Polk I'owers Michael, groceries, 230 Sth Powers Mrs Maggie, bakery, 640 Howard Powers Nicholas, groceries, 551 Howard Powers Patrick, plumbing, 1623 Post Powers & Wilder (G H Powers and A M Wilder), oculists, 215 Geary Powning Mrs Susan, groceries, 433 T AQnfl A POT KEE SINO CHONO & CO, shoe factory, 211 Clay Pozzi Peter, saloon, 317 Montgomery ave Pracht August, grocerie», cor Sacramen- to and Steiaer Practit Max (Neville & Co), 31 and 33 California PRADO F & CO (Francisco Prado and Carlos Biillio), Mexican druggists, 909 Stockton Prado Francisco (F Prado & Co), 909 Stockton Prado Francisco F, druggist, 1002 Stock- ton Prag Marten, tinware and wellpipe, 125 Clay Prager A J, clothing, 827-833 Kearny Prather J N, dentist, 305 Kearny Pratt E H, confectionery, 1022 Market Pratt E S, carpenter, 1918 Mason PRATT GEO C, mining secretary, 22 Nevada Block PRATT HENRT G, carpenter, 51 Clay Pratt Horace G, grand recorder A O U W, St Ann's Building Pratt L E, attorney. City Hall Pratt R H, assistant general superinten- dent C P R R, cor 4th and Townsend Preble Chas B (Proble & Jones), 218 Davis PREBLE F E (Huff & Preble)," 2414 California PREBLE & JONES. (Chas B Preble and Chua A Jones), cider works, 218 Davis Precht Charles F (W D Ewer & Co), 626 Clay PREIST THOMAS F, groceries, cor Clementina u> i Summer OO IMRDWOOD UIMBEn, Ht, M. v. Coaator top*. Newel^osta, JliOuSlBini!. 10 'J* 1 CO w 9 . e 1= IS I til ODD FELIOWS' SUPPUES. tale Teaiple. Ma. • Past lltreet, li. F. 290 Scm Francisco. PendergMt Patrick, liquors, 228 FoUom PresWterian Board of Publication, Rev F £ Shearar agt, 757 Market Presbvterian Church, Rev Dr Wood- bridge pastor, NW cor 20th and Capp Prescott George W (Prescott, Scott & Co), cor Ist and Mission PRESCOTT HOUSE, J W Becker proprietor, southwest comer Kearny and Montgomery ave FBESCOTT INSUBANGE CO, Louis Jauoby agent, 439 California Prescott, Scott & Co (G W Prescott, Irving M and Henry I? Scott), proprs Union Iron Works, X£ cor Ist and Mission Presentation Convent, on Powell Presho James, produce and commission merchant, 124 Clay Presidio Brewery, Schneider & Wachter, 1524 and 1526 Pacific Presidio and Ferries B R Co, H M C Miller pres, office Union bet Leaven- worth and Hyde Presidio House, F Weisenborn propr, cor Lyon and Lombard PBESTOIT A W> secretary California Immigration Association and Garfield Monument Association, 10 California Preston D C, junk, 1239 Mission Preston Edward, furniture and carpets, 10 4th Preston £F, attorney -at-law, 234 Mont- gomery PBESTON ft McKINNON (0 J Pres- ton and J J McKinnon), wholesale and retail lumber, pier 5, Steuart PRESTON J (Preston & McKinnon), pier 5, Steuart PRETORIOUSF(Pretorious & Lem- mer), 141 and 143 1st PretoriouB & Lemmcr (F Pretorious and J C Lemmer), California Boiler Works, 141 and 143 Ist Pnuematic Mfi^ C • (The), David Morris mgr, 1015 Market Price J J S, ship builder, 103 Steuart PRICE M, cutler and cutlery, 415 Kearny Price Michael, cutler, 10 Stevenson Price Thomas, bullion and melting rooms, 5*24 Sacramento PRICE WALLACE C (W C Price * Co), 320 Washiiii^on PRIGEW C ft CO (Wallace C Price), produce, shipping and commission me 8t comer 5th and Howard Quin T, bootmaker, 326 5th Quina John S, coffee house, 410 4th > O O o 01 o > r Tl o CO PI m ■n > z o 5 o o 111! •J^^; it ' U ?ii m I ■ HARDWOOD LDMBER, WHITK BBOH., 1» 4k IS Mala and 14 A 1« Mpear St. M. V BoMt lic*ck. Oak Flaak and Tiasker. LOUIS BBHYEBimH t CO.. ^.'i^S^'SSS.'irJ^l^r^ .II95M.T1P 292 San Francisco. Quinan N R, pres Imperial Machinery Co, 202 Bush Quinchard Julius (John H Boden & Co), 504 Battery Quiulin A O, physician, 874 Missiou Quinn Mining Co, 57 Nevada Block QuiuuA R, untoer, 104!» Howard QUUtM JOHN C> president Mechanic's Foundry, 217 Ist Quinn John C, bootmaker, 223 5th Quinn John, bootmaker, 20S^ 1st Quinn John £, fancy goods, 1400 Polk Quinn M, hatter, 3013 Mission Quinn Thomas, saloon, 217 Pacific Quinn Thomaa, bootmaker, 1407i Fol- som Quinne James, capitalist, 513 California Quinne James (McCormack & Quinne), 232 California QUINT L, attorney-at-law, 603 Wash- ington QUNO LEE. junk store, foo^ of (jth near the ship yard Raabo Geo A, butcher, 1 145 Folsom Raas £ & Co (E Raas), clothes and tail- or's trimmings, 2ti and 28 Montgomery Raas Emanuel (E Raas & Co), 2ti and 28 Montgomery Raas E, pres French Mutual Building and Loan Association, 729 Montgom- ery Rabe Carl, commissary clerk U S Geo- logical Survey, 155 New Montgomery Rabjohn E Jr, locksmith, !)27^ Market Rabjohn Edwin Sr, locksmith and bell- hanger, 139 5th Racicn ^, coffee saloon, 508 Front Racouillat L (Myers, Gilman & Co and Gilman Si Racouillat), cor 9th and Harrison Racouillat Mme, patterns, 1423 Stockton Rademaker J M (Shoaf & Rademaker), NW cor Kearny and Bush Rademan Hermann (H Bree & Co), cor Columbia and Serpe ntine ave SADER & BONN (J Adam Rader and Henry Bonn), saloon, 515 Clay Rader J Adam (Rader & Bonn), saloon, 515 Clay Radford Thomas, bootmaker, 7 Spring Radius Lvdwig, book bindery, 538 Cal- ifornia Radke F, liquors, 255 Steuart BADLOFf LOUIS> dressmaking, 218 Post Radovich A, restaurant, 254 Steuart KADOVICH BOZO, liquors, 29 Geary Radovich J L (D Biagi & Qo), 520 and 622 Sansome Radovich L (L Radovich tc, Co), 877 Market E Radovich L & Co (L Ratio viun and Chielovich) saloon, 877 Market Radovich L (E Chielovich k Co), 601 Front Radovich Lazarus (Radovich ft Uhr- landt), 306 Kearny Radovich ft Uhrlandt (Lazarus Rado- vich and Hermann E Uhrlandt), saloon, 306 Kearny Rae F B (W S Johnson ft Co), NE cor Fremont and Mission Rafeld I, second-liand clothes, 1034 Folsom Rafferty Peter, stationery and cigars, 239 4th RaiTetto L, propr Colombo Hotel, 621 Broadway Raffetto L, boots and shoes, 623 Broad- way Raffo L (Ravenna, Ghirardelli ft Co), 421 and 423 Battery Raggluanti S (V Davalle ft Co), 619 Broadway Rahdcrs Henry (Hutaff ft Rahders), 636 Minna Rahje August (Scherb ft Rahje), United States Laundry, 16th above Valencia Rahlmann Harry F (I)ieckdiann ft Rahl- mann), SW cor Railroad and 15th aves Rahn Mrs Mary, saloon, 800 Mont- gomery Rahsskopff Carl, instrument maker, 412 Commercial Rahwyk-r Ab-aham, watchmaker and jeweler, 631 Kearny Rail Lawrence, plumber and gasfitter, cor 7tii and Railroad ave Railroad Commissioners, Board of, J S Cone pres First District, C J Beer- stecher Second District, Geo Stone- man Third District, W R Andrus sec, otlice 320 Sansome RAILROAD EXCHANOE, Albert Brauer proprietor. Baker between Beach and Jefferson "RAILROAD GAZETTEER," B F Giddings manager, H S Crocker ft Co publishers, 219 Bush Railroad House, Bailey ft McLean proprs, 533 Commercial Raisch Freileriok, stoves and tinware, and plumbers and gastitters, 1519 Howard Raith Geo (Fletcher ft Raith), 209 Davis Raith John, groceries, 356 Jessie Rakemaii Fred, saloon, 610 Jackson Ralls R F, dentist, St Ann's Building Ralph Mrs Leticia A, dressmaker, 1022 Stockton Ralph Wm H, bakery, 2837 California RAXSTON ANDREW J> president Selby Smelting and Lead Company, 416 Montgomery a" re J 5* S PRISON CELLS, Fences and Hriitse Work. »i7 Main Street, M. F. CALVIN NUniNG S SON. kUa, TUBBLEtCO.. OBEGOII USHIIID ^^PLE.".&?.8sa!i;^ I I g O O o S H O i-l o p^ o a Eh H ^an Frandaco. 293 Ralston Horry (Harry and John Ral- ston), 161 and 163 Beale Ralston Harry & John, iron works, 161 and 153 Beale Rahton John (Harry & John Ralston), 151 and 153 Beale RALSTON J Oi manager Painters Co- operative League, 1605 Polk Ramar — chief California Stamm Inde- pendent Ordnr of Red Men, 510 Bush RumiMt Adolph (Davis & Ratnist), 122 3d RAMON A & COi cigar manufacturers, 416 Battery Ramsay E (C F Wyer & Co), 847-851 Mission Ramsdell B H, coal, 422 Montgomery Ramsden P H, accountant First Na- tional Cold Bank Ranis'y & Colo, liqiiora, 534 Jackson Ramsey Neal (Ramsey & Wickstrom), 622 Kearny Ramsey W J (Harr.>wer & Ramsey), 40'J Hayes Ramney &, Wickstrom (N Ramsey and C Wickstrom), liquors, 622 Kearny RANDALL ALFRED, whitener and plasterer, northeast corner 5th and Folaom Randall Mrs M J, fancy goods, 2500 C'jiliforiiia RANDELL CHARLES W (Wakdee & Co), southeast corner Bush and I Montgomery RANDEIX G C (Wakcloo & Co), soutiieast comer Busli and Montgom- ery Randol J B, m^r yuioksilvor brining Co, New Almiulon, 320 Sansomo RANDOLPH & CO (W C Randolph and R B(iniy), importers and dealers in jewelry, watches, diamonds, etc, 101 and 103 Montgomery Randolph Lucy N, teacher Mission (iramniar School Randolph W C (Randolph & Co), 101 and 103 Sutter RANGOD GUSTAVE, dyeing and cleaning, 1 1 14 Stockton Ranken H (H Rauken & Co), 200 4th Ranken H & Co (H Rauken and H Stelljcs), saloon, 200 4th and lOSl Market RANKIN, BRATTON & CO (Ira Rankin and A P Brayton), Pacific Inm Works, 127 Ist RANKIN CHARLES E. hlank book manufacturer, 540 and 542 Clay Rankin & Dorn (O A Rankin and B W Dorn), lozenge factory, 837 Mission Rankin G A (Rankin & Dorn), 837 Mission i Rankin (tco A, confectionery, HO 2d Ri^NKIN IRA (Rankin, Brayton & Co), 127 Ist Ranlett H D, mining, 218 California Ransom Elisha tc C^ (Elisha Ransom), grain and commission merchants, 204 aliforiiia Ransom Elisha (Elisha Ransom & Co), 204 California Ransome Ernest L, artificial stone and concrete, 402 Montgomery Raphael George, sec Unity Lodge Inde- pendent Order B'nai B'riths, 121 Eddy Raphael Harris, tailor, 9 Taylor Raphael I, cigars, 430 Kearny Itaphael Isaac, clothing, 527 Montgom- ery Raphael Louis, purchasing agt, 402 Front Rapozo M S, bootmaker, 315 Drumm Rapp Adolph, jeweler and diamond setter, 9 Geary Rapp Charles E, barber, 6 Summer Rappi I Gabriel, physician, 515 Mont- gomery ave Rasciien Fred (Hoegmann & Raschen), NE cor 18th and Valencia Rnschen L, grocer, NW cor 3d and Townsend Rasmussen Peter, boots and shoes, 210 3d RASSETTE HOUSE. C Tence propri- etor family hotel. 11 Kearny RATAFIA DAMIANA BITTERS. Siebe Bros & Plagemau agents, south- east corner Sansome and Sacramento Rathbone Fred (Rathbone & Ma<;ee), 338 Bush Rathbone & Magce (Fred Rathbone and D B Magee), saloon, 3:58 Bush Rath jo August (Scherb & latlije), 53 3d Rathjcn & Co (Henry Ilathjen), gro- ceries, SW cnr Bush and Stockton Rattenbury Harry, sec Lodge No 3 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, 510 Bush Ratti) Bartholomew, bakery, 504 Post Ratto Charles (Ratto & Cimeo), 102 2d Ratio & Cuneo (C Ratto and S Cuneo), fruits, nuts, etc, 102 2d Ratto G (Metastazio & Co), 1823 Powell RATTO OTTO, fashionable hatter, 326 MontgomiTy avenue Rattray Aleck, physician, 600 Sutter Ratz Wm, barber, 202 4th Ran Henry, dentist, 799 Mission • Raun Edward T (Kenitzor & Raun), 601 California Raum J M, note-broker, 424 Montgom- ery Rausch Samuel, bakery, 1105 Folsom Ravekes D (Whittier, Fuller & Co), 21 and 23 Front Raveley S W, job printer, 518 Clay 7^ e/» c/> oo CD c/9 23 GO HiRnwnnn iiimrfr ^'!-^T.B9''-**'^."'^^^-^??'**n3"**^p*^*' Ht, ».F. Oak, Aah, Hickory, Maple, Cherry, cte. mmmmmmm hvf^mwromjmonj m ODD FEllOWS' SOPPUES. iS&SirfSiSriiS •t woacBoas . !V* 294 iSfan Francisco. KAymnrA. ohtrarbetjj & oo, (V Raveiinft, A Ohirardelli, O Podea- to, L Boero and L Kaffo), proprietora Pacific Con Paate Company, 421 and 423 Battery Ravenna V (Ravenna, Ohirardelli & Co), 421 and 423 Battery Ravn & Christenaen (Hana Ravn and Martin A Chriatenaen), coffee aaloon, 22 5th Ravn Hana (Ravn & Chriatenaen), 22 6th Ray C C, barber, 1615 Steiner Ray Jamea, upholaterer, 3005 16th Ray L C, reataurant, 325 Bush RAY W 8 & CO, manufacturera and dealera in cabooae, office and cooking atovea. importera of metala, aheet iron and atamped ware, agenta elm- wood rangea also Albion Pottery, Antioch, 12 and 14 Market and 9 and 11 Sacramento Ray W S (W S Ray 4 Co), 12 and 14 Market BATE A P ft 00, caroeta, oil clotha and curtain materials, 739 Market Raymond A, milkman, 36 Eddy Raymond F, market, SW cor Powell and Pacific Raymond Geo A (Raymond & Wilshire and £ Sikea & Co), 115 and 117 Front Raymond Henry, tailor, 1708 Polk Raymond H, aec Chebra Sona of Jacob, 121 Eddy Raymond I W, capitaliat, 115 Front Raymond Mrs Mary, confectionery, NW cer Poat and Hyde Raymond Samuel A, capitaliat, 302 Montgomery Raymond W H, mining, room 3, 330 Pine RATMOND ft WILSHIRE (Geo A Raymond, Wm B Wilshira and E Sikea), aafea and acalea, 115 and 117 Front Raynor Daniel C (Geo Bowera & Co), cor Railroad and 1 1 th aves Raynor Joel, house mover, 1 141 Miaaion and 1416 Folaom Raynnd Felix, ailver plater, 833 Green- wich Razzetto F, aaloon, 627 Washington Rea E F, painta and oila, 1131 Dupont Rea H L, cigara and tobacco, 927i Mar- ket READ EDWARD B, sole agent New York Rfiining Company, ma' hinery and shafting oila, braaa, copper and zinc lubricating cupa, 18 lat K^ad Edward, toiler, 164^ Jeaaie RumI Mra J G, dressmaker, 1215 Polk Reade Wm, attorney- %t-Iaw, 216 San- some Reading E M. aeo Workmen 'a Guaran* tee Fund Aaaociation, St Ann'a Build- ing Rea(;an John, reataurant, , 67 and 09 3d Real del Caatillo Mining Co, 320 San- aome "Real Estate Price Liat," Geo W Chap- in publiaher, 319 M mtgomery Rearden Timothy H, attorney -at-law, 636 Clay Reardem Patrick, dairyman, 6th avebet Mand L Reardon A J, groceriea, cor Army and San Bruno Road Reunion Robert S, butcher, atall I, Grand Floral Market Reasaurancea Goneralea Insurance Co, H W Snow general agt, 310 Cali- fornia REAVES MRS M A, hair restorative, 120 Tyler Reny Joseph W, real eatato, 408 Cali- fornia Reber Jacob (Reber& Stnno), 241 3d Reber & Stone (J Reber and N J Stone), I second-hand furniture, 241 3d I REBMAN ft CHETWOOD (J Rebman and J T Chetwood). hardware, iron, steel and cutlery, 31 6th and 1036 Market REBMABT J (Rebman ft Chetwood), 31 6th and 1036 Market Rebatock & Brendle, marble worka. Central ave bet California and Pine Rebut Amand, restaurant, cor 29th and Dolores Rechter J, furniture and bedding, 1136 Dupont Reck Frederick M, saloon, 2949 I6tb Recreation Grounds, Waller Wallace and Andrew Piercy propra, cor Fol- aom and 25th Red Cloud Conaolidated Mining Co, Wm J Taylor aec, room 2^ 310 Pine Red Croas Packing Co, 805 Sansome Reddan & DeLay (John Reddan and E J DeLay), groceries, S£ cor Guerrero and 16th Reddan John (Reddan & DeLay), SE cor Guerrero and 16th Redding Joseph D (Goad k Reddiag), :J02 Montgomery Reddy John, aaloon, Beale nr Bryant' Reddy P, attorney-at-law, 330 Pine Red Hill H M & W Co, A B Paul aec, room 20, 328 Montgomery REDINGTOK ft 00 (John H Red- ington. Christian W Smith, Samuel Heitahu and W P Redint^n San Franciaco, A G & J S Coffin, New York), wholeaale dmggiata, 629 and 531 Market OO CO CO CO c/» M4 5 CO o PRISON CEllS. ''&r«-.1S £'r%%^r CAIVIM HUHIHG S SOH. Z o >LIEW. TUGGU t CO.. NEXICMI HMD WOODS."Ji.?. ■pear Mc Vraaclacw. CS CO ■i o Hi jSfon Francisco. 295 BEDINOTOV D 0. oat-door photo- srapher, 743 How«rd, oiBoe 237 Kearny Redington J (Nuttall, Baoonft Co), 222 Fremont BEOINOTON JOHN H (Redington ft Cu), 62U Market Redington Qnicksilver Co (The), Knox- ville, Napa County, Oe> Pentington sec, 1'helan Block BEDINOTON W F (Redington ft Co), 6211 Market Redlich S (Herman Ueyneman ft Co), 217 Front Red Men, California Stamm Independent Order of, — Ramar chief, 510 Bush Red Men, Oermaniu Stamm Independ- ent Order of, G P Rote chief, 510 Bush Red Men, Qolden Gate Stamm Inde- Emdent Order of, J Jacobs chief, 510 ush Redmen's Hall, Henry Beck janitor, 610 Bush Red Men, Hermann Stamm Independent Order of, J Osterloh chief, 510 Bush Red Men, Pacific Stamm Independent Order of, — Leudos chief, 510 Bush Red Men, Yerba Buena Lager (Encamp- ment) Independent Order of, — Mi- chiales chief, 510 Bush Redmond Dennis, merchant tailor, 508 Hayus Redmond J D, attomey-at-law, 519 Montgomery Redmond John B, groceries, NE cor Ellis and Webb Redmond Joseph H, mgr California Tug Boat Co, 106 Steuart Redstone A E (A E Redstone ft Co), 240 Mont 'omery BEDSTONE ft BBANN (J H Red- stone and F R Branu), counsellors-at- Uw and solicitors of patents, 240 Montgomery Redstone J U (Redstone ft Brann), 240 Montgomery Redwood Manufacturers Association, J G Jackson pres, 18 Market ReebElias, mfrof shirts and underwear, 531) Market Reeckmann Amandus, groceries, NE cor Powell and Francisco Reed Charles, boarding, 112 Pacific Reed Chas. upholsterer, 106 1 1th Reed Geo W, ship and custom house broker, 508 Batterv Reed John, boatbuilder,316 Main Reed J, propr Continental Hotel, 521 Pacific Reed L W, vice-principal Haight Gram- ma' School Reed Major General Whitney N G C, Nucleus House Reed Thomas, dairy produce, 3 Board- man's Place Rees Mrs Thomas, lodging-house, 660 Mission Rees Thomas, Portland Lodging-house, 807 Kearny Rees W H, physician, 1016^ Mission Reese F F, carpenter, 827 Sutter Reese George, saloon, NE cor Main and Howard Reese H W (Falkenau ft Reese), 328 Montgomery Reese John, barber, 211 and 213 Mont- gomery ave Reformed Church, OOOi Market Regan Bartholomew, groceries, 241 Ste- venson Regan John F, groceries, 21 Minna Regensberger M, physician, 114 Geary Regensburger A L, physician, 617 Post Regenttburger D A, real estate, 320 San- some REOENSBUEOER D H. attomey-at- law, 408 California Regensburger Jacob, physician, 112 Powell Regli ft Renner (Robert Regli and X Renner), liquors, 711 Mission Regli Robert (Regli ft Renner), 711 Mis- sion RehSscb, Martin ft Co (Morris Rehfisch, Wm O H Martin and Emanuel Ep- stein),stock broker, 232^ Montgomery Rehfisch Morris (Rehfisch, Martin ft Co), 232^ Montgomery BEEN CSHABI^i stoves, plumbing and gasfitting, 208 16th Rehorst F (Rehorst ft Hulling), 336 Bush Rehorst ft Hulling (Fred Rehorst and D Hulling), barbers, 336 Bush Reich John C, propr Centennial House, 318 Pacific Reiuh L (Buyer ft Reich), 126 and 128 Sansome ReichardtL (Gropp ftReichardt), 1129 Dupont Reichert ft Co (Edward Reichert), junk, 9 Clay Reich ert Jo seph, saloon, 1 14 Tyler BEICHERTxHEODOBE. chief clerk U S Surveyor-General's office and clerk circuit court of California, 610 Commercial Heichling F, assayer and refiner and mgr California Artificial Stone Paving Co, 404 Montgomery Reid Geo W, oroceries, 1131 Pacific BEIO HENaT Ht attomey-at-Uw, 636 Clay BEID JAMESi superintendent "Youth's Directory," 1417 Howard BEID JOHN, tailor, 9071 Market Reid Thos, wood and coal, 968 Mission CO c o m O o CO HMDWOOD LUMBER, oo c/». &0 I :, ! WHITR SROIi.. IS A IS Main and 14 A 1« Ba«ar Mtreel, M. V. OrcKao Aah, Haple aad AlOrr. UHiis mmim t w^'vssw&.isi; ll»MMtC( '^ •SS?*" 1 1 CO II si J I 206 San Frcmoiaco. Reidy John, Mloon, 540 3d Raid^ John, propr Reidy Hotel, 512 Miuion Reidy Martin, liquon, 156 Steuart Reid^'a Hotel, John Reidy propr, 612 Miasion Reilley Choa J, plumbing, 214 Mont- gomery ave Reilly Mra Alice, lodging-house, 448) 3d Reilly B, groceries, 137 Shipley Reilly ft Co (John J and John D Roilly and E J Root), nommission merchants, 327 and 32U Davis Reilly James, groceries, 1710 Leaven- worth Reilly Wm, liquors, NE cor Harrison and Spear Keimers & Htrothoff (SVm Reimers and John Strnthoif), liquors, 25 3d Reimers Wm (Reimers & Strothoff), 25 3d Reiiiecke Frederick H (Steffens & Rein- ecke), SE cor Folsom and Main Reiuecke VV (Mayerhofer & Ruineoke), 228 Bush Reiuecker John, saloon, NE cor How- ard and Spear Reineger Charles, pluml)er, 1590 Bush Reiiihardt L P, meat market, NW cor Vallejo and Powell Reinhold J (Groescliel, ReinholJ & Co), Washington Market Reinle F (Reinle & Fucha), Grand Ar- cade Market Reinle & Fuchs (F Reinlqand N Fuchs), pork packers, (Jraiid Arcado Market BEINSTEIN J B, attorney-at-law, 217 Saiisome RBmSTEIN WILLIAM, gents' fur- nishiug goods and propriutor Boston Shirt Manufactory, 411 Kearny ReiM Christian, capitalist, 310 California Reis Ferdinand, capitalist, 31() California Reis Gustave, capitalist, 316 California Rei"* Julius C, capitalist, 310 California Reis Simon, wr> tchmakcr and jeweler, ■ 2§9 Montgom jry ave Reiss Achillc (7:eisB Bros & Co), 24 Sut- ter IlEISS BERNARD (Ncuburger, Reiss & Co), 510 Market REISS BROS & CO (Solomon, Isaac and Achillc Reiss), importers cloths and tailors* trimmings, 24 and 20 Sut- ter (see advt) Reiss Isaac (Reiss Bros & Co), 24 Sutter Reiss Solomon (Ueiss Bros & Co), 24 Sutter Reiter &, Cranz (Henry Reiter and Fred Cranz), liquors, 315 East Ruiter Henry (Reiter & Cranz), 315 East Reliance Machine Works, Clot & Meese proprs, 129 and 131 Fremont Reliance Marine Iniuranoe Oo, Henry Lund & Co agents, 214 Oalifomi* Relief Con Mining Oo, Wm J Taylor ■eo, 310 Pine RemUlard Brick Co, P N Remillard pree, Paoitio Street Wharf Remington F C, restaurant, 224 Six- teen^ REMINOTOH JOHN 0. oolieotor, rooms U, 10 and 11, 504 Kearny Remington Paper Co, MoCormiok ft Delanoy agts, 109 California REMIKOTOlf SEWI50 MA- CHINE, C Shawl agent, 30 2d Remond Ernest, tailor, 313 Montgom- ery ave Renault John, saloon. Railroad ave nr 6th ave Rendick N, restaurant, 1022 Lnrkin Rene Martin, groceries, 27lii 'oet Foleom and Harrison Renkes ft Althaus, lir|uorB, 329 Dupont Renner C A, propr New Helvetia Hotel, 021 California Renner ft Co (George Renner and Frank S Johnson), draymen, SE cor Main and Market Renner George (Renner ft Co), SE cor Main and Market Renner William, carpenter, 11,14 Folsom Renner X (Rugli ft Renner), 711 Mission Reno ft Emmons, draymeo, 218 Cali- fornia Rentoii Coal Co, T B Morris pros, T H Henderson sec, 22 Sacraincntamster, 515 Market "Reporter" \The), (monthly), cor Powell and VAd^ Reppey J W, upholsterer, 1810 Polk "Republica, " 7Ii4 Montgomery Republic M Co, Wm J Taylor sec, room 25, 310 Pine " Rescue " (The), A D Wood editor and publisher, 12. 3 Montgomery Block RSSINO JOHN, innkeeper. Mission Rood opposite St Mary's College "Resources of California" (The), (monthly), J P H Wentworth editor and proprietor, 320 Sansome Ressayre V, mining sec, 331 Montgom- ery kUEjUU Rest for th Retard Eui 5th and J RetbzGeo, Reuben ft < 1/tw book Reubold M Reuling E meronan Reuaohe \ fomia Revere Ho Revenue Buildinfl Rewig F \ Rejf J J (] cial Rey V (Pji Royer E (< Reymond Reynolds . Reynolds < real esti ReynoU's Geary Reynolds Co, 103 Reynolds Co). 12( Reynolds REYNO: fomia I Road I Reynolds RETNO room 1 Reynoldf Wiishi REYNC coniini Mont J Reynold Bryan Reynold E A 1 and C RcynoU 730 i\ Keynol« Ri-ynoU 2310 Reynoh Cahf( Reynoli Freni Rhciiih 500 1 Rhein . some Rhoadi Buil< Rhode tiou, fomJ CUVIN NUTTIN& & SON, CflHDEBA, JAlli ANI» riSWCB WORK, )I9I7 Main Street, Man Vranelaeo. HkRI >iiEii. TUGGii t CO.. WABMi unnHii.'a ^•O •year St.. I I I I H o 8a/n Frcmciacv. 297 o o Rest for the Weary, lodging!, 36 CUy Retard Eusene (Daotin ft Retard), oor Sth and Railroad ave Rethz Geo, bootmaker, 033 Market Reuben ft Lo (M Reuben), aeoond-hand \fkvr books, 321 California Reubold M, boots and ahoea, 31 'J Buih Reulins E W, mfn agt and oommisiioa meronant, 822 Montgomery Reuaohe ^uguat, restaurant, SI 8 Cali- fornia Revere House, lodgings, 48 4th Revenue Marine Office, Appraiser's Building Rewis F W, liquors, 213 6th RejrJ J (Britton ft Rey), 625 Commer- cial Rey V (Palmer ft Rey), 529 Commercial Royer E (Orovor ft lleyer), 529 Jackson Raymond August, laundry, 511 Hyde Reynolds Andrew, restaurant, 329 East Reynolds C H ft Co (C H Iteynolds), real estate, 333 Montgomery ReynoUa Mrs E K, varieties, 1812 Oeary Reynolds Edward J, agt Ronton Coal Co, 1032 Sutter Reynolds F B (Schummel, Reynolds ft Co). 120 Front Reynolds (i L, tailor, 038 Clay REYNOLDS JOHIT. proprietor Cali- fornia Cliemicul Works. San Bruno Road between 27th and 28th Reynolds .) S, attorncy-at-law, 030 Clay R£TNOLDS L (L Ueyuoldd ft Co), room 1, 309 Montgomery Reynolda Leonard, uttoruoy-at-law, 024 IVaHliington REYNOLDS L & CO (L Reynolds), commisaiou niorchunts, room 1, 309 Moutgomery Reynolds Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 513 Bryant Ueyuolds & Rix (W H Reynolds and E A Rix), agts N^atioual Rock Drill and Compressor Co, 49 Fremont Reynolds Thomas, furniture and carpets, TIM) Montgomery Heynolds Tlios, sailmaker, 9 Market Reynolds Wni Otis, wood and coal, 2310 Larkin Reynolds Wm S, real estate broker, 531 California H (Reynolds ft Rix), 49 Rheinhold), Reynolds W Fremont Rheiiihoia Hugo (Wolff ft 500 Battery Rhein .John, merchant tailor, 414 San- some Rhoades .1 (Kimball ft Rhoades), Phelan Building Rhode Island Underwriter's Associa- tion, A P Flint general agt, 313 Cali- fornia Rhodes A L, attorney -at-law, 606 Mont- gomery Rhodes ft Barstow, attorneys-at-law, 606 Montgomery Rhodes Harry, piano mover, SE cor Kearny and Post Rhodes 8 R, merchant tailor, 131 Mont- gomery Ricoomi Olonto, fruits etc, Kentucky near Rope Walk Rice A, bootmaker, 1020 Sutter Rice ft Byrne (P B R ce and John Byrne), saloon, 148 New Montgomery RI engine and boiler works, 52-60 Bluxomo between 4th and 5th Rice H B (Rice ft Co), 112-110 Geary Rice James, saloon, 350 Brannan Rice J C, saloon, 420 PaciHc Rice Mrs L A, restaurant, 1007 Howard Rice Mrs M A, liciuors, 350 Brannan Rice M D, car[)enter, 205 Ellis Rice P B (Rice ft Byrne), 148 New Montgomery Rice Richard, plumper, 107 Geary Rice Wm A (Liafortli, Rice ft Co), 325 Market Rich A (Davenport & Rich), 13, 14 and 34 Centre Market Rich David, stockbroker, 310 Montgom- ery Rich Louis, tailor, G34 Ellis Rich Misa Sydney, teacher of music, St Ann's Building Uii.liard Buiiton, liquors, 705 Market Ikichard Edward, hairdresser, 543 2d RICHARD G H, restaurant, 315 4th Uiciiards C V ft Co (C F Richards), wholesale druggists, 427 and 429 JSan- some Richards CW (Sichel ft Richards), 103 Post Richards Ezra, restaurant, 548 Clay Richards ft Harrison (W H Richards and R J Harrison), \vholes.ile liquors, N W cor Sansome and Sacramento and retail liquors, coi- Dupont and Sutter Richards 1, carpenter, 432 Kearny Richards J, supt S F Tool Co, 21 Ste- venson Richards John E, licjuors, 227 and 229 Bush Richards Leon (Richards ft Strezichich), cor JkiaXe and Bryant Richards O S, commission merchant, 400 Front Richards Peter, liquors, 1024 Larkin Richards Seth (Richards ft Snow), 408 Market &0 &0 &0 CD C/3 CJ1 r If HiROWOnn I IIMRFR ^'^-''^'^^-'^^'^'-•-^^-^ I'i'JI'aln roprietors Women's Co-operative Printing Of- fice, 420-430 Montgomery Richmond W P (Mrs L G Richmond ft Son), 420 Montgomery Richmnller Henry, plaster ornaments, 18 Taylor Richter A, diamond setter and mfr of jewelry, 622 Merchant Richter Clemens Max, physician, 126 Kearny Richter Henry, barber and cigars. Rail- road ave bet 7th and 8th aves Richter Henry, pres Cigarmakers' As- sociation, 114 Dupont RICHTER F E (P E Richter & Co), 1 09 Cali fornia RICHTER F E & CO (Paul E Richter and J N Luning), importers, expo-, t- ers, commission merchants and manu- facturers' agents, 109 California Richter Wm R, saloon, cor lat ave and Kentucky Rickards Albert (Ri'^kards ft Urquhart), 1 1 5 Drumm RICKARDS ft URaUHART (Albort Richards and William Urquhart), El- evator Works, 115 Drumm Rickbom Fernando A, groceries, SW cor Oak and Gough Rickotr C, Pacific Spring and Mattress Co, 25 and 27 New Montgomery Ricotti A, watchmaker, 1027 Kearny Ricter Rosa, saloon, 541 Jackson Rider F G, druggist, 504 Bush RIDER J B (Rider, Somers ft Co), pier 22. Steuart RIDER. SOMERS ft CO (J B Rider, Joshua Chadbourne and H C Somers), hay and g rain, pier 22, Steuart RID6EWAT BROS (W J and J H Ridgeway), file manufactoi-y, 9 and 1 1 Hiir RIDOEWAT C W, upholsterer. 12 Tyler ♦• RIDOEWAY JOSEFH (Ridgeway Bros), mill pick manufactory, 9 and 11 Hill RIDOEWAY WILLIAM (Ridgeway Bros), file manufactory, 9 and 11 Hill Ridley A E ft Co, stencil plates, 323 Front Riechers F W, groceries, SW cor Larkin and Ellis Rieo c Chas, propr Vienna Gardens, NW cor Sutter and Stockton Riegelhaupt Phil'ip, tailor, 506 Market Riegelhuth Charles, butcher, 432 3d Rieger P ft Co (estate of P Rieger, Wm Riegermgr), mfr flavoring extracts, 611 Front Ri^er William, mgr P Rieger ft Co, 511 Front Riehl Freidrich, physician, 526 Kearny Rickels John (Rickels ft Wiese), cor Mission and 16th Rickels ft Wiese (John Rickels and John Wiese), beer saloon, cor Mission and 16th Riema I ft Co (G B Rieman), photogra- phers, 26 Montgomery Rieman Geo B (Rieman ft Co), 26 Mont- gomery Rieae Bros (Leo and David Rieae), mfrt, 625 Clay CO CO CO CO CO CALVIN NUniNG i SON, Tabnlar Wherltarrowa. B«lt and Mrldce Work, »n Mala mreet, ««■ Frmelae*. ULLEH, TUGGLE t CO,, OREGON USH HUD MliPLE/«^-?A'gg;^ hi e I O & San Franciaco. 299 S 3 5 O PE4 Riese David (Riese Bros), 625 Clay Riese Leo (Riese Bros), 625 Clay Ries Leopold, lamp agent, 649 Wash- ington Rietzke Oustave, lodging-house, 602 Bush Rieu G, bootmaker, 187 Jessie Riggers' Protective Union, Sander's £fall, 71 New Montgome^ Riggers and Stevedores' Hall, Mont- gomery bet Jackson and Pacifio Rigney Patrick, groceries, 410 22d Riley Eugene, engines and boilers, 296 Howard Riley James, groceries, 1710 Leaven- worth Riley James, lodging-house, 140 Minna Riley J H W, short-hand reporter, official reporter, 628 Montgomery BILEY JOHNi assistant superintend- ent Calvary Cemetery Riley Mrs Mary A, varieties, 1901 Hyde kiley P S, advertising agt, Pacitic Coast Steamship Co, 214 Montgomery Riley Thomas D & Co (Thomas D Riley), c(mimibsion merchants, hay and grain, 507 and 509 East Riley Thomas D (Thos D Riley &, Co), 507 and 509 Eas., Rimassa Emanuel, boots and shoes, 720 Washington Rinaldi E, fruits and vegetables, 144 nth Rincon Grammar School, Silver nr 2d Ring Byrom (Ring & Walker), 535 Cl^ Rini{ ft Walker (Byrom Ring and F W Walker), job printe'S, 635 Clay RnTG mannfaoturer of pure home-made candies and fine chocolate, northwest comer Polk an^l 3nsh Roberts Geo W, sec O F C Asso C9 oo i .'■■■ wsd'j'ii'.iir I'f tt mmm ium3er, WHITK BROS , 18 A 18 Wain and 14 A 19 Mpear Mtrr<>i .MP. IVason Stock, Cabinet Woods, «te. i 1 09 LOUIS BRAVERMMICO., JBWRIiBBii. oavr ttoods lower than any honae In the City. KtU Montsoaiery Ht. 300 San Francisco. Roberts & Hencken (J W Roberts and G IloUukcu), groceries, 1311 and 1313 Polk Roberts & Hibbard (S H Roberts and W Hibbard), dentists, 202 Stock- ton ROBERTS & HILL (R M Roberts and H O Hill), butchers, 723 Folsom corner Ritch Roberts James 6, general agt Connec- ticut Mutual Life Insurance Go of Hi.rtford, 315 California Roberts John (John W Roberts & Go), 608 Montgomery ROBERTS JOEiS C (Conlin & Rob- erts), 728 Mission Roberts John M, cigars and tobacco, 327 Pacific ROBERTS JOHN W & CO (J W Rob erts and J G White), importers and specialists in advertising cacds, •>0S Montgomery Roberts J W (Roberts & Hencken), 1311 Polk Roberts J W, mining, 328 Montgomery Robeits M R Jr, (Excelsior Coal and Transportation Co), 5 Spear Roberts N H (Cram & Roberts), 81 tth Roberts R M (Roberts & Hill), 723 Fol- som Roberts S H (Roberts & Hibbard), 202 Stockton Roberts Thomas, horseahoer, 1(513 Mar- ket Robertson A, groceries, 943 Fulsom Robertson Herman (Dwyer, Skaifo & Robertson), 400 Saiisome ROBERTSON J D, publisher •' The Footli;.';ht," 538 California Robertson John, Wilsonia Magnetic Garments, 21 Dupont Robertson John P (Gutter & Co), team- ster, 304 Davis ROBERTSON MRS MARY, dress- maker and Wilaonia Garments, 21 Dupont Robertson William, florist, Folsom bet 19th and 20th Robin Adrien, liquors, GIO 4th Robin John, boot and shoemaker, 535 Valleio ROBINET EUOENE) capitalist, rooms 14 a»" ' 15, 7 M )ntgomery avenue Robinob Lewis (Conrad & Robinet), 207 Dupont Robinett T, carpenter and builder, 1 13 Lei'lesdorff Robins J W, lia^ »r8, 612 19th ROBERTSON Ai steam carpet beating, 519 Oakland Robinson Alfred, trustee Sterns' ranches, 318 California Robinson Charles H, attoruey-at-law, 601 California Robinson Charles J, auditor of North- em Division Southern Pacific Rail- road, cor 4th and Townsend Robinson Crittenden, attorneys-at-law, 339 Kearny ROBINSONC P (Robinson, Olney & Byrne), attorney-at->law, 310 Pine Robinson £ J (Chas A Hawley & Co), res Alameda Robinson & Gillespie (H G Robinson and W J Gillespie), carpenters, 339 Sutter Robinson G M (Jones, Robinson & Co), 838 Market Robinson Henry, saloon, 501 Davis Robinson Henry C (Robinson & Gilles- pie), 337 and 339 Sutter Robinson I, ladies' and gents' furnish- ing goods, fancy and dry goods, 264 3d Robinson J A, attorney -at-law, 607 Montgomery Robinsan Joseph H (Robinson & Taylor), cor Hayes and Buchanan Robinson & Kouig (Nels Robinson and Victor Konig), restaurant, 103 Wash- ington Robinson L L, capitalist, 320 Sansome Robinson Mrs Mary, dressmaking, 226 Post Robinson Nels (Robhison & Konig), 103 Was'iinat'ui ROBUTSON, OLNET & BYRNE, (C P llo'Mnson, Warren Olney, and James K Byrne), attorneys-at-law, 310 Pine Robinson I' F, collar and iiarness mfr, 622 Battery Robinnon Sanford, mining, 'J3 Mer- chants' Exchange ROBINSON T A (Chamberlain & Rob- inson), 320 Post Robinson & Taylor (Joseph H Robinson and James Taylor), wood, coal, hay and grain, cor Haye? and Buchanan Robinson W A, sec Chartc" Oak Lodge Knights of Honor, 121 Eddy Robinson Wm, ship joiner, 20 Steuart Robison A C, curiosities, birds, fish, seeds, etc, 337 Kearny Robitscher S, boots and shoes, 1589 Turk Roh.v,^l.L A, furniture, 826 Pacific Roccatagliata C (Brizzolara & Kocca- tagliata), 1015 Washington Rocco & Behan, restaurant, 1140 Dupont Roche Charles, steam marble works, 44- 48 Boardman Place Roche Denis, liquors, S15J Folsom Roche & Desbeck (John J Roche and J Desbeck), attomeys-at-law, 30, 31, and 32 Montgomery Block Roche Maj James R, paymaster United States army, Army Building, 36 and 38 New Montgomery m», £ Roche Jo and 32 Roche P ( and HoL Roche Sin Roche Th NWco Roche M 1016i Rock Ho 438 Br< RockweV Montg Rooky i sec, 33 Roctbe Bryan Rodda J llodden Rode G Front Rode Block RodefeU ^^ I and K a 1715 W Roden_, m 320 ¥ 25 Roder < ket I Rodgen iunct RODQ Jam( and June* Rodgei June Rodgei Rodge al nan I Rodge Rodge chai terj Rodg« ffi Rodg' ■^'Roei ROE Eh Jei Roel ^4] PIONEER IRON WORKS. CAIiVIW SrUTTINW A HON, PronHeton*. Katabllahed lCi4». 9»7 Main (Stre'.c. 3 F. an gRoel ir< Roe( oa K Q Roe Roe HM UlEN, TUGGIE & CO., VENEERS IM and 90 ilyear St.. lian FraEclBco J San Frariciaco. 301 Roche John J, .tttorney-at-law, 30, 31, and 32 Montgo^ lory Block Roche P (Leary & Roche), NW cor 6th and Howard Roche Simon (Corb^tt & Roche), 23 2d Roche Thoma« B (McVicker & Roche), NW cor 3d and Townsend Roche Mme V Tojetti, music teacher, 1016^ Larkin Rock House Hotel, Leon Pieper propr, 438 Broadvray Rockwell A L, attorney-at-law, 430 Montgomery'^ Rocky Point Mining Co, W G Hughes sec, 330 Pine Rocthe C, apothecary, SE cor 3d and Bryant Rodda John, broker, 507 California Rodden Hugh, barber. 234 Folsom Rode C B, drayman, XW cor Pine and Front Rode Emil, artist, 89 Montgomery Block Rodefeld Fritz W, saloon, SW cor Post and Kearny. RODEN A G> livery and sale stable, 1715 and- 1717 Sacramento between Polk and Van Ness avenue Roden W H (Brigham, Hoppe & Co), 320 Front Roder Conrad, pork store, Arcade Mar- ket Rodgers James (John Rodgers & Sons), junction Market and Hayes RODGERS JOHN & SONS (John, James, and William Rodgers), hay and grain, livery and sale stable, junction Market and Hayes Rodgers John (John Rodgers & Sons), junction Market and Hayes Rodgers Lee O, physician, 920 Market Rodgers Mrs Mary, bakery, 270 Bran- nan Rodgers M, barber, 208 Brannan Rodgers, Meyer & Co, commission mer- chants and insurance agts, 212 Bat- tery Rodgers Philip, saloon and boarding- house, 1727 Market Rodgers Wm (John Rodgers & Sons), junction Market and Hayes Roe S, attorney-at-law, 217 Sansome ROE QEORGE H> secretary California Electric Light Company, 220-226 Jessie Roeben George, board and lodging, 37 and 39 Pacific Roebling's John A Sons Co (The), mfrs iron and steel wire rope, S V Moouey mgr, 14 Drumm Roeckel Joseph, singing teacher, 26^ Kearny Roeder J A C, physioian, 1117 Stocktoo Roehnert Fred, upholsterer, 31 2d ROEMERBROS (C and R Roemer), Vienna Model Bakery, 205 Kearny ROEMER C (Roemer Bros), 205 Kearny ROEMER R (Roemer Bros), 205 Kearny Roencrautz John, Arcadian Bazaar, 130 6th Roenthal Getel, mfr ladies' underwear, 120 6th Rocach L v^osenthal & Roesch), 411 and 413 Bush Roealer Chas, barber, 955 Bryant Roesler Fred, branch bakery, 955 Bry- ant Roethe Christian, druggist, SE cor 3d and Bryant Roethliu August, liquors, 245 4th Roger A, ostrich feathers, 652 Market Roger Herman, mfr of belting and lacing, 855-861 Bryant Rogers Mrs Anna, groceries, 26S Stev- ensou Rogers Daniel, attorney-at-law, 604 Merchant Rogers E B (Malter, Lind ft Co), res N«w York Rogers H D, physician, 410 Kearny Rogers Henry, agt for S Merritt, 22 Cal- ifornia Rogers John, paints and oils, 121 Wash- ington Rogers John (McCarthy & Rogers), 17 Vallejo Roger's ^''ision Express, cor California and b..ucery Rogers Nathan, physician, 703 Market Rogers Mrs P K, dressmaker, 123 Ellis Rogers Robert C, notary public and lawyer, 413 Montgomery Rogers Robert F, stock broker, 326 Pine Rogers S L, attorney-at-law, 628 Mont- gomery Rogers W J, carpci^cer, 12 Taylor Rogers Z, dentist, 737 Market ROGG MISS LENA (Walter Rogg), 11 Geary Roggia John, plumber and gasfitter, 440 Broadway Rohde Bros (Frank and August Rohde), bootmakers, 509 Jackson Rohde H G, bottling beer, 1508 Polk Rohde John, groceries, SW cor Taylor and Clay Rohde Peter F, saloon, 8 Clay Robe Mrs J F, bakery and stationery, SW cor Ellis and Webster Rohlff C C, groceries and coffee saloon, 1 Mission Rohrbiicher Ph (F Kronenberger 8c, Co), cor Franklin and McAllister Rohra D, groceries, SW cor Clay and Mason OO CO OO CO CD CO OO CO HARDWOOD lUMDER, cn WHITS BMOHm la A IS X»lB •■at«TMapIe7M«.«JPMt«trMt,li.V. UlEN CO I MS I- 8 r o B 302 San Frcmdsco. BOHBSOEOBOB H> proprietor Sutter Street Cable SiAoon, dealer in fine wines, liqaon and cigars, northeast comer Sutter and Central avenue Rohrs J T>, groceries, SW cor Mission and nth Rohte Emil (Kruse & Euler), 209 and 211 Aont Roland Anna A, furnished rooms, 108 Geary Rolando Jahn, groceries and liquors, 1336 Dnpont Rolff A H, restaurant, 1615 and 1617 Buchanan Roller Carl (Kaechele & Holler), cor Ful- ton and Octavia Roller John W( Roller tc Layng), 611 Clay Roller & Layng (Wm G Layng and John W Roller), printers, 611 and 521 Clay Rollet C H, bakery, 1223 Stockton Rollins K R, auciioneer, 535 California Rollins William, real estate. Mont- gomery ave Roma Hotel, P Beromio pro^ 3 Sansome Roma J M (Cabrera, Roma & Co), 123 California BOMAINE N T, manager I S Van Winkle & Co, 413 and 415 Market Roman A, agt books and stationery, 120 Sutter Roman Catholic Orphau Asylum,' Bay View S S F Roman H (Pauson & Roman), 40 Kearny and 942 Market Romberg William & Co (VVm Romberi; and Wm Crofoot), furniture and bed- ding, 769 Mission Romberg Wm (Wm Romberg k Co), 769 Mission Romera Joseph A, custom house broker, 508 Battery Romer Chris, groceries, NW cor Filbert and Dnpont Romig H (Romig & Williams), 109 Dn- pont Romig k Williams (H Romig and Geo Williams), restaurant, 109 Dnpont Roney Edward, wood and coal, 1312 Pacific Rooney Jas, groceries, Potrero ave bet Center ana £1 Dorado Rooney P H, saloon, 813 Battery Rooney's Hall, cor Potrero ave and 16th Roos A (Roth & Co), 214 Pine Roos Adolphe (Roos Bros), 35 and 37 Kearny Roos Bros (Adolphe and H Roos), cloth- ing, 35 and 37 Kearny Roos Hypolite (Roos Bros), 35 and 37 Kearny Root D E, pres The Odorless Excavating Co, 432 Kearny Root E M (Root ft Sanderson), 122 and 124 Market Root J £ (Mowry ft Root), 103 and 104 California Market Root ft Sanderson (E M Root and Geo H Sanderson), wholesale grocers, 122 and 124 Market Ropers Miss Matilda, dressmaker, 223^ 5th Roques Madam Mary, varieties, 422 Broadway Rorke B B, stock broker, 314 Mont- gomery Rosa Joseph, barber, 435 Pine Rosa Joseph P, barber, 657 Clay Rosalia A B (A B Rosalia ft Co), 214 Sansome Rosalia A B ft Co (A B Rosali^i), collec- tors, 214 Sansome Roscoe Mining Co, J L Fields sec, 330 Pine Rose L S, stock broker, 424 Montgomery Roseberry James (Yerby ft Roseberry), 302 Davis Rosecrans W S, vico-pres Veterans' Home Association, 10 California Rosekrans H ft Co, hardware, 638 Mar« ket Rosekrans Henry M, painter, 517 Cali- fornia Rosenbaum A (Rosenbaum Bros), 206 Front Rosenbaum Bros (S and A Roseabaum), shipping and commission merchants, 206 Front Rosenbaum ft Co (S D Rosenbanm), im- poi ten white goods, laces, embroid- eries, hosiery, etc, 125 and 127 San- some Rosenbaum F H (FHRo«knbaumft Co), 567 Market Rosenbaum Fr H ft Co (Fr H Rosen- baum and Geo Nelle), wholesale French plate mirrors, etc, 567 Market Rosenbaum I S (I S Rosenbaum ft Co), 29 Market Rosenbaum I S ft Co (I S Rosenbaum and David Groldstein), mfrs cigars, 29 Market Rosenbaum Joseph (Neustadter Bros), SW cor Pine and Sansome Rosenbaum Moses, capitalist, 206 Front Rosenbaum N A, meats, 1 and 2 Centre Market Rosenbaum S (Rosenbaum Bros), 206 Front Rosenbaum S, judge Police Court, Old City Hall Rosenberg C, meat market, stall 4, Metropulitam Market Rosenberg Chaa, hair goods, 1 101 How- ard BOSBHBEBO OBOBOE. cap manu- factory, 20 Sansome CO CO CO CO C*l OP u» c^ c/> «?-;gr^nss:,. ALLEH. TUG61E t CB.. WEXIOW H»RI WOODS. MAM mwmr M. mmm Wi 1(M» CO esi oa 03 CA €0 iSan IVancMco. 303 Rosenberg J (Oroesohel, Reinholdft Co), Washington Market Rosenberg Joseph, executor Michael Reese, 410 Montgomery Rosenberg M, jeweler, lOOi 3d Rosenberg M (Wm Melczer ft Co), 123 California Rosenblum D, hairdresser, 604 Hayes RoKonblum Philip, bootmaker, 207 looh Rosenbohm John H, liquors, cor Rail- road and 5th aves Roseubum Harry, dry goods, 1307 Pa- cific Rosencrantz James, varieties, 130 6th Rosencrautz Louis, dry goods, 252 Fol- som Rosendal A C, combs, English garnet goods and novelties, 549 Market Rosener Bros (Samuel and Henry Ros- ener), proprs Star Malt House, 121 California Rosener Bros, brewers' materials, 121 California Rosener F, hairdresser, 209 6th Rosener Henry (Rosener Bros), 121 Cal- ifornia Rosener Samuel (Rosener Bros), 121 California Roseufeld A, dry goods, 1209 Polk Roseufeld John, shipping and commis- sion, 202 Sansome Rosenfeld John, wholesale coal yard, NW cor Howard and Spear, office Anglo-California Bank Building, NE cor Pine and Sansome Rosenfeld S, propr Calif omia Corset Co, 539 Market Rosenfield John, commission merchant, cor Sansome and Pine Rosengarm H, saloon, 114 Dupjnt Rosenheim John H, saloon, cor 5tb and Railroad aves Rosenkrans H ft Co (Milo S Jeffers), hardware, 638 Market RosenmoUer Mrs L, boarding-house, 12 Washington Rosenshine L (M Rosenshine ft Bro), 604 and 606 Front Rosenshine M (M Rosenshine & Bro), res New York Rosenshine M ft Bro, leaf tobacco and cigars, 604 and 006 Front Rosenstirn Julius, physician, 312 Stock- ton Rosenthal A, German consul, 318 Sac- ramento Rosenthal A S ft Co, importers dry goods and fancy goods, 6 Battery Rosenthal Barnett, cigar mfr, 516 Mont- gomery Rosenthal Bros (I L and M Rosenthal), boots and ahoes, 1418 Polk and )946 Fillmore ^ Rosenthal, Feder ft Co (S Feder, M Rosenthal and S Bromberger), whole- sale boots and shoes, 33 and 36 Bat- tery Rosenthal O, ladies' underwear, 120 6th Rosenthal Isaac, boots and shoes, 202 Pacific Rosenthal I L (Rosenthal Bros), 1946 Fillmore ROSENTHAL JOSEPH, attomey-at- law, 420 Montgomery Rosenthal J, janitor B nai B'rith Hall, 119 and 121 Eddy Rosenthal Marcus, attorney, 318 Pine Rosenthal M (Rosenthal, Feder ft Co). 33 and 35 Battery Rosenthal Meyer (Rosenthal Bros), 1418 Polk Rosenthal Mnses S, wholesale dry and fancy goods, 35 Sutter Rosenthal ft Roesch (L Roseathiil and L Roesch), steam printing, 411 and 413 Bush * Rosenthal L (Rosenthal ft Roesch), 411 and 413 Bush Rosenthall Wm, barber, 12 Jackson Rosentreter Otto, groceries, 337 3d Rosenstock S W (S W Rosenstock ft Co), 32 and 34 Sansome Rosenstock S W ft Co (S W Rosenstock and Marion Leventritt), boot factory, 32 and 34 Sansome Rosie W, sec United Workingmen's Co-operative Boot and Shoe Co, 416 Market Rosner F, hairdresser, 209 6th Ross Adam, groceries, SE cor Ellis and Pierce Ross Alexander, groceries and liquors, 629 Front Ross Alex, bootmaker, 503 Hayes Ross A O (Delfino ft Ross), 723 Sansome Ross Bros (N and G Ross), millinery goods, 938 Market BOSS CHARLES, bakery and restau- rant, 509 Mission Ross Charles, house painter, 14 Leaven- worth Ross Donald (Heriot, Biglpy ft Co), H'i cor Davis and Clay Ross E M, justice supreme court, cor Stockton and O'Farrell Ross Qeo C (Fox ft Russ), 324 Pine Ross Geo D, 3 Post Ross ft Hutchinson (James Ross and Wm H Hutchinson), carpenters, Van Ness ave nr Hayes Ross James (Ross ft Hutchinson), Van Ness ave nr Hayes Ross James (J T xirmstrong ft Co), 627 Kearny Ross Jesse Y, agt Phillip Best's Mil- waukee Bottled Beer, room 16, 123 California (0 c an > z o o o oo GO GO c/i 1 mm m ii !(f n HH; n^R JsiW m^mf: J^Bl' IB III A ^i'>lH> m :,.B,|^, n ' :i I ill ■r^ I HMOWOOD UIMKR. WHITBBBO*.. IS A U Main uid 14 A le Spear IKrcct. «. I*. Oi«c«a AMik, Maple anil Al«cr . U lOUIS BRHERIIimi & CO.. »JRBSBl1&a..a w.,« ' Maiiaflwtnremi of line CO IlQ.XoBtfomary 13 BtreeE,i:T' 304 San Frcmdsco. Ross Mrs Mary, confectionery, 503 Hayes Ross Wm T, teacher of elocution, St Ann's Building B,OaSBA.CE FRANK WM (San Fran- cisco Packing and Provision Co), 517 and 519 Washington Rosseter G R & I H (Rosseter & Smith), 545 Market Rosseter George (Rosseter & Smith),' 545 Market Rosseter John H (Rosseter & Smith), 545 Market BOSSETER & SMITH (George Ros- seser, Stephen M Smith, and John H Rosseter), wholesale leather and shoe findings, 545 Market Rossi Angelo (Rossi A & Co), 521 Com- mercial Rossi A & Co (Angelo Rossi and Gia- como Ferretto), liquors and coffee saloon, 521 Commercial Rossi Baron £ de, Aribi C&U, 510 Pine Rossi Dominico, veterinary surgeon, N£ cor Dupont and Montgomery a ve Rossi Erwin, coffee saloon, 510 Pine Rossi George, butcher, 515 Broadway Rossi H, butcher, 400 Union Rossi Peter C (Steylaars & Rossi), NE cor Dupont and Montgomery Rossi S J, job printing, 503 Green Rossi Vincenso (Chiline & Rossi), 332 6th Rostivich Michael (Rostivich & Sero- vich), 1654 Polk Rostivich & Serovich (Michael Rosti- vich and T Serovich), fruits, 1654 Polk Rote G P, chief Germania Stamm lude- pendent Order of Red Men, 510 Bush Rotermund Frederick, barber, 402 Pa- cific Rotger & Bisohoff (E Rotger and H Bischoff), candy mfr, 307 East Rotger E (Rotger & Bischoff), 307 East Roth & Co (A Roos, 8 Scheeline and Joseph Roth), wholesale wines and liquors, 214 and 216 Pine Roth Conrad, Electro German Specific, 807 Market Roth D (Michelaeeu, Brown & Co), 308 Front Roth Joseph (Roth & Co), 214 Pine Roth Samuel, tailor, 636 4th Rothchild J M, attorney -at-law, 315 California Rotherman John (Rotherman & Stolte), 4th bet Townsend and King Rotherman & Stolte (John Rotherman and Femand Stolte), saloon, 4th bet Townsend and King Rothermel & Muller (Phil Rothermel and Fred Muller), meat market, 702 Bush Rothermel Phil (Rothermel & Muller)' 702 Bush Rothganger Frederick, carriagemakor, 834 Harrison Rothmann U I, toys, 1513 Dupont Rotholtz Chas, bakery, 416 Hayes ROTHSCHILD & EHRENFFORT (Hugo Rothschild and Frederick Eh- renpfort), steam candy factory, 118 Front Rothschild H, groceries, NE cor Powell and Ellis ROTHSCHILD HUGO (Rothschild & Ehrenpfort), 118 Front Rothschild Joseph, attorney-at-law, 604 Clay Rothschild L (Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt), U Hardie Place Rotrosky William, insurance broker Fireman's Fund Insurance Co, 401 California Rottanzi Antonio, druggist and physi- cian, 301 3d Rottanzi &, Buzzini (Giosue Rottanzi and George Buzzini), liquors, cor Cali- fornia and Central ave ROTTANZI OIOSUE (Rottanzi & Buz- zini), and wholesale liquors, 1027 Mar- ket bet 6th and 7th Roturier & Calegaris (Charles Roturier and Joseph Calegaris), pharmacy, SL cor Kearny and Pacific Roturier Charles (Roturier & Calegaris), SE cor Kearny and Pacific Rouard Joseph,groceries, SW cor Green- wich and Mason Rouke Miss Minnie, dressmaker, 506^ Bush ROULEAU F A, searcher of records, 328 Montgomery Round Valley Water Co, A Halsey sec, 328 Montgomery Roundey C H (Roundey & Fay), 412 Kearny Roundey & Fay (C H Roundey and S J Fay), cigars and tobacco, 412 Kearny Rountree James O (Rountree & Mc- Clure), 404 Front Rountree k McClure (Tames Rountree and Penuel McClure), wholesale gro- cers, 404 Front Rountree J O Jr, stock broker, 304 Montgomery Roure J, bakery, 1425 Dupont Rourke Chas, groceries, 759 Bryant ROURKE JOHN, merchant tailor, 629 Market Rouse C S, artist, St Ann's Building Rouse & Laws (John Laws and W H Rouse), commission merchants, 306 Davis Rouse W H (Rouse & Laws), 306 Davia Rqvegno D, coffee saloon, 616Clommer- oiaT PRISON CEILS, Cenieter' Wo. «S7 iftalo Street, 8. 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Portraits Enlargel aM Paintel in Oil or Water Colors to FROM ALL KINDS OF PHOTOGRAPHS. m vm m sAmciiov eimmss » all cm Painting of all kinds executed to order at Reasonable I*i*ices« i arlles in want of fine work ai reason- able prices will find il to their interest to give tne a call before going elsewhere. eniig pllujcjen, Msi c^ mi Bet. Turk aiul Eddy Sts ^•*^ ■*••*-*•'' ■^'*"^-*' ■*■■♦•■*-*■■*••* ♦"*"♦• ♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦»»♦♦ F iLWEGEN BltO'S PRINTERS, 82 TURK ST. "" ULEH. TOGGLE t CO.. WoM. IM and )t«» Mp«*ar Street, San Franelcro. San Francisco. 305 Roveano S, saloon, SW cor Stockton ana Greenwich Rovesno S & Co, oor Montgomery ave and Vallejo Rowan N (Ward*; Rowan), 337 4th Rnwan Owen, blacksmith, 215 Ellia Rowe Adelaide A, vice- principal Haight Grammar School Rowe Albert (Wilcutt & Rowe), 7 Mer- chant -^ Rowe August, liquors, SW cor 5th and Brviuifc ROWE EDWARD E. bakery and in- ing room, 205 O Farrell, also confec- tionery, stationery and variety, 203 0' Farrell Rowe E P, agt Mohr & Mohr Co, 405 Front ROWE WM H. Pioneer Looking-glass and Picture Frame Manufactory, 132 Main Rowell C, physician, 426 Kearny ROWELL L F> superintendent west- ern diviiion Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex- Sress, northeast corner Sansome and [alleck Rowley Madam, perfumery and cos- metics, 228 Stockton Rowley B N, mgr "California Grocer," 124 Calif oini;i Roxburgh Mrs E, dressmaker, 1011 Fol- sont Roy J A, milkman, 35 Eddy Roy Robert, assistant sec Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, 2-6 Mont- gomery Rov Thos, Parisian Laundry, 1 12 Taylor ROTAL ST JOHN SEWmS MA CHINES. C Shawl agent, 3U 2d Royal Wm, attoruey-at-law, 318 Cali- ifornia Royce C E, atty-at-law, 507 Montgom- ery Royce John, batcher, 1129 Howard Roylance J (Roylauce & Moller), 49 Frtimont Roylance & Moller (Joseph Roylnnce and Wm MoHer), San Fraucisco Brass Workd, 415 Miiision Ro/iere Charles, saltxm, 21 Stockton Ruby Gold aud Gravel Mining to, H Piohoir sec, 32t» San&ome Rubicon House, lodging-house, XE cor 5th and Berry Ruby Silver Miuitig Co, 19 Merchant's Exchange Rudd.ick A J, plumber, 829 Sutter Rndee I, varieties, 129 2d Rudelnbury Zar, saloou, SW cor Noe and Henry Rudsear Andrew, candy factory, 318 3d RUSOEAR ft PARR (A Uudge:tr and H D Parr), Ctiicago Nickel Plating Company, 23 Stevenson Rudolf G (G Rudolf & Co), 107 Stockton RUDOLF O.ft CO (O Rudolf and E C Walters), pianos, 107 Stockton Rudolph Wm, lamps and oil, 1 ket 667 Mar- Raed •) C, agt for Brooklyn, Petaluma and Watso'iville Tanneries, 119 Clay Ruef M, real estate, 231 Montgomery ave Ruehle R, cigars and tobacco, 401 ^ 6th Rueling E W, commission merchant, 522 Montgomery Rueser Chas, carriage factory, 335 Mc- Allister Ruf Jacob, bootmaker, 939 Clay Ruf L awre nce, barber, 1203 Dupont RUFfINO L J (L J Ruffiao & Co), 964 Bryant RUFFINO L J ft CO (C D Bianchi and L J Rutiino), marble depot and steam saw mills, 964-970 Bryant Rufner J, hairdresser, 631 Merchant Rugg Summer P, physician, 505 Leaven- worth Ruggles D W, secondhand stoves, 310 Jackson Ruggles J E (Dodge, Sweeney & Co),' 114 and 116 Market Ruhl Bros (Adoli>hus and H C Ruhl), importers of wines, 522 Montgomery Ruhl Adolphus (Ruhl Bros), 522 Mont- gomery Rule Fred K, sec California Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co, 308 Pine Rul J W, druggist, NW cor 3d and| Howard Rulon Mrs R K, nurse, 16 Mason Runde H, groceries, NW cor 18th and Sherman Runge Fred, bootmaker, 1120 Taylor Runge F W. urocer, 40 3d Runnels Benjamin F, photographer, 31 3d Ruiivon H A (Mead St Runyon), 225 Washington Runyon Simon (Pease &, Runyon), 577i Market Ruppel C, dairy produce. Arcade Mar- ket Rupprecht P, produce, Grand Central Miirket Rush Mendel, tailor, 21 Market Russ F D (Uittteroth & Rusa), 321 Kearny Russ G A (Russ, Meyerink & Co), 525 Sansome Russ H B, treas Olympic Club, 119 Post RUSS HOUSE, S H Seymour propri- etor, Montgomery between Pine and Bush Russ House Exchange, Wm Engel- hardt propr, SW cor Pine and Mont- gomery Rubs J (J Ruas & Co), Femdale, Cal i^ e/> CO HARDWOOD UIMBERiWkGDII STOCK, SO WHITE BROI4., 18 * IS Mala and 14 * 1« Spear «t, ». F. CD 1^ GO ! CO i DHHIEIHOBCROSS S Zfi.rili!SiSVf::v^!9'^^t9^iXffr' 306 8cm Frcmcisco. CO I Id Kuss J & Co (J Rum, E J Dodae and C H King), lumber, mills Humboldt Bay, yards, San Diego and Nntional City, and general omce, 36 Market Russ, Meyennk & Co (John Meyer- ink and Gr A Russ), foreign and domestic fruits, 525 Sansome Russell Ednrar.l, liquors, 5 Polk Russell Edwin, note broker and loan, 330 Pine BUSSELL ELI F. Russell's Amalga- mator, 35 Rose Alley Russell E T (McGurk & Russell), 850 Howard Russell Henry, grocery, cor 29th and Sanchez Russell J, hatter, 136 3d Russell J B, boots and shoes, NW cor Dupont and Geary Russell J B, pres Candelaria Mfg Co, 327 Pine Russell John Edward, groceries, cor 24th and Treat ave Russell Sister Mary Baptiste, Superior- ess St Peter's Academy, cor 24th and Alabama, and Orphan Asylum, Mount St Joseph Russell Mrs M E (J Sudl & Co), 439 Hayes EUSSELL MONSON (Wells, Russell & Co), corner Mission and Fremont Russell W F, general freight agt N P C R R, 430 CaUfornia Russell Will S, barber, 62 2d EUSSU. CONSUL OF, Max Axelrood, 717 Post Russian Chu/ch, 1713 Powell Russian Church, Grdenwich bet Stock- ton and Dupont Russian River Land and Lumber Co, 430 California Russian and Turkish Tobacco Co, 515 Montgomery Rust R C, attorney-at-law, 628 Mont- gomery Rustemeyer W J, stoves and tinware and plumber and gasiitter, 2333 Mis- sion Ruthe C (Schwengel % Ruthe), 1323 Stockton Ruther Harry, grocer, 1046 Folsom Rutherford Mrs W P, mfr corsets, shoulder braces and supporters, 126 Kearny RuthraufP A T, mfr passepartouts and picture maps, 769 Market Ruwe Wm, cigar factory, 114 Dupont Ryall John (O'Brien & Ryall), 516 Mis- sion Ryan Miss Anna, bakery and confec- tionery, 129 6th ETAN D & C0> proprietors Saratoga Stables, 814-818 Goary Ryan James, groceries., 564 Mission Ryan James H, justice of the peace, 520 Washington Ryan James W, groceries, 8E cor 5th and Minna Ryan J B, harnessmaker, 330 Mont- gomery ave Ryan J J (Timm k Ryan), 245-251 16th EYAK JOHN, glassware, 524 i 16th Ryan Mrs Maria, grocery, 536^ 3d Ryan Martin, saloon, NW cor Pacific and Front Ryan Michael, saloon, 715^ Davis Ryan & Packham, saloon, 35 Pacific Ryan Thomas, groceries, 1193 Harrison Ryan Thomas (Ryan & Packham), 35 Pacific Ryan Mrs Thomas, livery stable, 615 Ellis Ryan T P, attomey-atlaw, 230 Mont- gomery Ryder n, bootmaker, 122 Folsom Ryder John, bootmaker, 132 Folsom Rye Tonic Co, D R Provost mgr, 302 Davis Ryer Washington M, capitalist, 320 Sansome Ryer William T S, real estate, 320 San- some Saalburg W, publisher brew Observer," 622 and M Sabatie P G, (P G Sabatie & Co), 330 Bush Sabatie P G & Co, importers mnes, brandies and fancy groceries, 330 Bush Sabey L A, physician, 1001 Folsom Sabiel Mrs M, dressmaker, 422 Broad- way Sabin Ferdinand, cigar mfr, 734 Mont- gomery SabinJohn I, supt American District Telegraph, Pacific Bell Telephone and Gold and Stock Telegraph Co, 222 Sansome Sablatschan J, boot mak er, 810 Laguna SACHATJ & MENNE (Theo Sachau and Alb H Menne), Park Hotel, 26 and 28 Turk Sachau Theo (Sachau & Menne), 26 and 28 Turk Sachs & Co (Fred Sachs & Miller), SW cor Jackson and Powell Sachs Fred (Sachs & Co), SW cor Jack- son and Powell Sachs, Heller & Co (M and S L Sachs, E L and A W Heller), importers dry goods, SW cor Battery and Bush Sachs J (Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman), 17 Sansome Sachs L (Schweitzer, Sachs & Co), 29 Sansome of the "He- Clay bet K CO ■ CO CO CO AllEI CO CO (0 o CALVIN NUniNO i SON, z o .1 s S Sachs W Bat 0% Sachs ^^ Sachs Ne^ (d Sachs •3 tual is Sachs< ^£^ Sacral ^ pro] O Sacrai C? line ^^ Mis »k Saci;ar 2^ proi 7 1 Sacrar 1 trea 1 Sacran 1 ford ^ 1 Sacred 'ti kin. Sacred H Sistc i nore SASL SADL ket o SAOL J ED andi 605] 1 Sadler 212 : 'Z Safe £ Fry SEc SAFE' •> & ASS rotar Q Safety t Beav 408 ( Saifold H Meu3 fornii rj% Safi'old forni 3 SageL Stwj Unio *, Sagehoi Sahlein ^ Stock pE Sahnke H Doloi Sailorf' o Harr P4 Saiusot St. Alb M brian O ST. A •-» janitc Tabular Wheelbarrows, Bolt and Urldse Work, A^ Main Street, Itan Franelseo. HUD >LLEH. TUGGLE i CO.. Eastern Hard Wood LmnliBr.'SA^J •aclaco. Som Frandaco. 307 Saohs M (Sachs, Heller Sl Co), 8W oor Battery and Bush Saohs S (Schweitzer, Sachs tt Co), 29 Sansome Sachs S L (Sachs, Heller & Co), res New York Sachse E C M, Manager National Mu- tual Aid Association for Unm arried Persons, Nucleus House Sachse Louis, bakery, 315 Stockton Sacramento Boiler Works, J V Hall propr, 214 and 216 Beale Sacramento Lodging House, Mrs Caro- line A Williams propr, SE cor 3d and Mission Saci;ameiito Boiler Works, J V Hall propr, 214 and 216 Beale Sacramento Lumber Co, Geo W Hooper treas, cor 4th and Channel Sacramento River Pkg Co, W B Brad- ford mgr, 318 Front Sacred Heart College, cor Eddy and Lar- kin, Bro Geneliem director Sacred Heart Presentation Convent, Sister Mary De Salis Mahr Supe- rioress, SW cor Taylor and Ellis SADLER C (Sadler & Co), 603 Market SADLER C M (Sadler & Co), 605 Mar- ket RAPLFT^ ft CO (C and C M Sadler and E D Kenfield), wholesale fancy Koods and notions and druggists' sunories, 605 Market Sadler Hermann J (Albert Mau & Co), 212 Market Safe Deposit Co of San Francisco, J D Fry pres, William Cunningham sec, SE cor California and Montgomery SAFETY FUND BENEVOI^BNT ASSOCIATION. J F Naughton sec- rotary, 126 Kearny Safety Nitro Company, George W Beaver pres, William K Flint sec, 408 California Saifold &. Meux (R B Saffold and J P Meux), attorneys-at-law, 434 Cali- fornia Safi'old R B (Saffold & Meux) 434 Cali- fornia Sage L P, propr Cowells & Sage's Union St warehouses, NE cor Battery and Union Sagehorn H, liquors, 520 Union Sahlein Moses J, ladies' underwear, 11 Stockton and 20 6th Sahnke H G, groceries, SE cor 16th and Dolores Sailori' Home, Daniel Swannack mgr, Harrison bet Main and Spear Saiusot Anna, saloon, 200 Mission St. Alban's Church (Episcopal), Cam- brian Hall, 1133 Mission ST, ANN'S BUILDING. Benj Green janitor, SW cor Powell and Eddy St. Boniface (R C), church and school, Sabastian Wolf pastor, 123 Tyler St. Brendan's (Catholic), 37 Market St Bridget's Church (Catholic), cor Broadway and Van Ness ave St Cyprian Hall, cor Virginia and Jack- son St David's Ijodging-house, Rienzi Hughes propr, 715 Howard St Denis J (J St Denis & Co), 1305 Stockton St Denis J & Co (T Macauley and J St Denis), painters, 1305 Stockton St Dominic Church and Monastery (Catholic), cor Bush and Sterner St Francis' Church (Catholic), Vallejo bet Dupont and Stockton St George Lodging-house, 812 Kearny ST GERMAIN FERDINAND DE (.Jacob Strahle & Co), 533 Market St Gothard Hotel, Pedroni & Caselini proprs, 509-513 Broadway St Ignatius Church, served by the Fath- ers of the Society of Jesus, cor Hayes and Van Ness ave St Ignatius College, directed by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, 214 Hayes St Ignatius Library, cor Van Ness ave and Hayes ST JACOB'S OIL, Chas F Von Sonter maiiager, 710 Mission ST JAMES HOTEL. Mrs R Oiford proprietor, 906 Market St John the Baptist (Catholic), Eddy bet Octaviaana Laguna ST JOHN RICHARD, lodging-house, 91 5i Market St John's Church (Episcopal), cor 16th and Valencia St John's Church (Catholic), Post bet Mason and Tyler St John's Church (Episcopal), cor Stock- ton and Filbert Saint Joseph's Church (Catholic), w s 10th bet Howard and Folsom Saint Joseph's Grammar School, Prof Williams principal, SW cor 10th and Howard St Joseph's Hall, 10th bet Howard and Folsom St Julien Livery Stable, D J O'Callaghan propr, S38-844 Howard St Jullian MrsE, hairdresser, 631 Union St Lawrence Hotel, Lewis Shaw propr, 568 Mission St Louis Art Studio, 34 3d St Louis Mining Co, 7!» Nevada Block ST LOUIS FERE INSURANCE CO. Smith & Snow agents, 310 California St Louis Paper Co, T R Troendle agt, SW cor Montgomery and Commercial St Luke's Church (Episcopal), Pacific bet Polk and Van Ness ave OO CO c (0 c > o o o GO CO CO CO CO i HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BB08 , 13 * IS Main and 14 * 1« Hneu mreet, ». F. Wason Stoek, Cabinet WooS^Tct* i. LOUIS BBWERirHH t CO.. twtnmnMU^j, JEWELbKS, 110 Mmtfoatrj BtneTB. F. '\ lEI 308 San Francisco. St Luke's Hospital, bet Valencia and Mission near 28th St Mary's Cathedral, cor California and Duponi St Mary's College Chapel, San Jose Road St Mary's Hospital, T J Le Tourneux M D resident piiysician, cor Ist and Bryant St Alary 's Hospital Chapel, cor 1st acd Bryant St Matthew Episcopal Church, Alabama near 24th St Nicholas Hotel, Robert Boyle propr, 212-216 1st St Patrick's Church (Oatholio), Mission bet 3d and 4 th St Patrick's Mutual Alli.ince No 2, K R B Hall, 861 Mnrkat St Paul Ambros, physician, 850 Market St Paul Insurance Co, of 8t Paul, Hutch- inson & Mauu agts, 322 and 324 Cali- fornia St Paul's Church (Catholic), cor 2gth and Church St Paul's Church (Methodist), Broadway bet Sto^'.kton and Powell St Paul's ^"^hurch (Epincopul), California bet Fillmore and fiteiner St Paul's Episcopal Church (German), Mission bc-t 5tn and 6th St Paul's M E Church South, Rev J C Simmons pas ur, res 25 Russ St Peter's Academy, Siuter Mary B Rus- sell superior and Sister Mary Teresa Brown local superior, cor Alabama and 2>th St Peter's Church (Catholic^ Rev Peter Casey pastor, Columbia bet 24th and 25th St Peter's Church, NE cor fcitockton and Filbert St Peter's Hall (Temperance), Alabama bet 23d and 24th St Ruse Church, Rev Dennis Nugent, 520 and 5^2 Braunan >t Rose's Chapel, cor Steiner and Tyler St R se's Church (Catholic), Braunan near 4th St Stephen's Church (Episcopal), cor Fulton and Fillmore St >uprey Antoine & Co, sand and saw- dust, 555 Howard St Teresa's Church (Catholic), Rev John Kemmy pastor, cor Tennessee near Butte St Ujury Celestin, liquors, 310 Sutter St Vincent's Schoi 1, iSister Mary Vin- cent supt, 771 Minsiou St Vincent's Orphan Asylum Chapel, SSF St Vincent's Orphan Asylum. SSF SALAMANDER FELTING COH- FANTt Eugene A Millard mana.er, lOS Leidesdorff Salande A, repairer of jewelry, 420 Sut- ter Salazar J A (Monteleagre ft Co), 230 California SALFIELD C D, physician, 216 Kearny Salinger Albert M (Lobe, Salinger ft Co), 615 Market Salinger Julius, sec Patent Biick Co, 612 California Salinger Julius, commission merchant, 312 Sacramento Salinger William (Oppenheimer ft Sal- inger), 422 Montgomery Salkeld ft Eckart (W 1 Salkeld and W R Eckart), millwrights and engineers, 217 Sansome Salkeld W I (Salkeld ft Eckart), 217 Sansome Salles P (Peguillan ft Salles), wholesale butcher, cor 6th ave and L Saloman Edwards, attomey-at-law, 331 Montffomery Salomons F P (H Heynemann ft Co), 5 and 7 Sansoine Salomon Gustav, watchmaker, 1218 Polk Salomon J (Salomon, Wise ft Cohn), 606 and 608 Battery Salomon J L, pawn broker, 622 Kearny Salomon N, groceries, stall 66 Centre Market Saloman, Wise ft Cohn (J Salomon, R Wise and G Cnhn), mfrs cigars, 606 and 608 Mattery Salsbury Warren H (Jason Springer ft Co), 8E cor tSpear and Mission Salter ft Boyd (John W Salter and N Ellington Bo>d), druggists, Valencia cor Hill Salter John W (Salter ft Boyd), Valen- cia cor Hill Salvatore Romani, saloon, 437 Broadway Salz Jacob (Kullman, Salz ft Co ami Kullman, Wagner ft Co), 106 Battery Saniisch R, porcelain painter, 207 and 209 Mutter Sammy Geo, grocery, NE cor Tyler and Lurk in Siimple Samuel, liquors, 231 Kearny Siimpaon Henry (Kuvauagh ft Sampson), 517 California Si^mson G't F, auctioneer and commis- sion mertnant, 425 Kearuy Samsnithtr George, Haloon, 411 Pacific Samuels D, propr The Lace House, 123- 129 Post Samuels Joseph, watchmaker, 325J 5th Samuels Julius, dry goods, 104-108 Kearny Samuels M (Pacific Jewelry Co), 6 Bat- tery Saniuels R Gillings, physician, 719 Mar- ket CUVIN NUniNG £ SJN, lllanttni«'enr<'n all kinds IROW WOUM, A<7 Jlaiu Street, Iten JPi>aaelM«»- San San or San B cor "SAX Hui San 1 •Sch( 430 SAN] TOI 566 ; San Fi RBc San Fi Willi 51!) fi SAN WOI and J San Frj ft Mo SAN ] PAN Wlut< builde and s Califo SAN I COHI Picker proprii SANF] NY(L and Ji and p office 5 San Frai son, Pe 402 Fr< SAN F ,CERY, Siin Fran Nougan San Franc ft Shepii SAN n Cliaa Dt ^ ner Keai San Franc Sleeper i San Franci Jeftery i 320 Sam SAN FR SOCIET 108 Gear San Franc; & Co), 61 San Franci! merce," '. San Franc A Macsoi moi • 'LEH. TUSSLE t CO.. OAK PLANK."^" *" •"" »' • Man Franr !■««». San Francisco. 309 San Bernardino Borax Mining Com* Sany, Riddell Speor pros, 100 Leidea- orff San Bruno Hotel, John Schaer propr, cor 'J8th and Sun Bruno Kond "SAN FRANCISCO ABEND POST, " Hu({o Hurzoa manager, 5:^5 Cttlifurnin San Francisco Art Asaociation and School of Design, D P Belknap aec, 4TO Pine SAN FRANCISCO BELLOWS FAC- TORY* Henry McKenne propnuti>r, 500 Misaiun San Francisco Benevolent Association, II Beeching ms;r, 'JO Webb San Franoiaco Bux Co (J R Carrick, H Williams and Wni S Wright), 615- 519 5th SAN FRANCISCO BOILER WORKS. P F Duudon proprietor, 131 and 133 Folsom San Francisco Brass Works, Roylance ft Moller propra, 415 Mission SAN FRANdlSCO BRIDGE COM- PANY, J McMuUen manag jr, W C Whitehead secretary, engineers' and builders' iron-wooden combination and auspensiou bridges, room 11, 10 California SAN FRANCISCO BULLETIN COMPANY, (ieo K Fitch, Loring Pickering, and Jamea W Simonton proprietora, 525 Montgomery SAN FRANCISCO CALL COMPA- NY (Loring Pickering, Geo K Fitch, and James W Simonton), publishers and proprietora "Morning Call," office 525 Montgomery San Francisco Candle Co (Egbert Jud- aon, Peter R and Wm C Woodman), 402 Front SAN FRANCISCO CASH ORO CERY. H A Smith, 51 U Post Sun Francisco Chair Factory, Charles Nougaret propr, 133 and 135 Bcale San Francisco Chemical Works Judson & Shepiinl, 402 Front SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE, I'haa De Young & <.<> publishers, cor- ner Kearny and Bush San Francisco Clearing House, Charles Sleeper mgr, 21 1 Sansome San Francisco Copper Mining Company, Jeftery Cullen pre, R H Pond aec, 320 Sansiimo SAN FRANCISCO CO MEDICAL SOCIETY, Walter H A Hodsou sec, 108 Geary San Francisco Cordage Factory (Tubbs &Co), Oil and 013 Front San Francisco Daily "Journal of Com- merce," 414 Clay San Francisco Distributing Agency, A Macsorley & Co proprs, 300J Jessie it Telegraph r, 430 Califoi San Francisco pany, A Nunez mgr, 430 California San i*Vancisco Engraving Co, C L Weed mgr, 405 Kenrny San Francisco Female Hospital Dr C B Hutchins, 800 Stocktim San Francisco Forge, H Sanders propr, general blacksmithing, 315 Mission SAN FRANCISCO FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY, Frederick B Perkins librarian. Pacific Hall, Bush between Keurny and Dupont San Franci-ico Fusiliers, Compvny C, 22d Artillery, H Hoebor captain. Armory, Oi'O Bnsh SAN FRANCISCO GASLIGHT CO Peter Donahue presiilont, Wm P Bar- rett secretary, J B Crockett engineer, cor 1st and Natoma, works cor King and 2d SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN EX CHANGE, Philip Gerold secretary, 327 Pine San Francisco Horse Market, H Froom- bery propr, R 1 Green mgr, 33-37 New Montgomery San Francisco Illustrated "Wasp," E C Facfarlane &, Co publishers, 540 and 642 California San Franciscii Iron Works, Fred Self- ren, 203 Fremont San FVancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D W Laird propr, 27 Post "SAN FRANCISCO JOURNAL OF COMMERCE," W" H Murray man- ager, 414 Clay San Francisco Last Factory, Joseph Le- veque and F W Potter, 10 Stevenson San Francisco Laundry, office 33 (J^ary SAN FRANCISCO LAW LIBRARY, Frank P Deering librarian, 27 Mont- gomery Block, 028 Montgomery San Francisco Lodge Ancient Order United Workingmen, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy San Francisco Lodge Knights of Honor, A Goldsmith sec, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy San Francisco Lying-in Hospital and Foundling Asylum, Benj F Hardy M D physician, sec and supt, 913 Golden Gate ave San Francisco Market, C ay bet Mont- gomery and Sansome "SAN FRANCISCO MARKET RE- VIEW," Jobn H Carmany & Co publishers, 40!) Washington "SAN FRANaSCO MERCHANT," (commercial weekly), A D Bell editor and proprietor, C W Collins manager, 323 Front SAN Fr\NCISCO NAUTICAL ACADi:iMY, Edmund McNevin prin- cipal, 404 and 400 Beale OO 7^ oo &0 c/> CD C/3 GO CO CO cn •;*' ! ;k'!i llAnUffUUU LUmDCn) 8t,M. F. Black Wab.at. Spanish Cedar, Vemeer*. MASONIC OITTFITS, Society Ooeds. etc.. t.i W|?B95?»* * •'^•' Maaonl'j Temple, Wo. • Potit Mtreet, ». F. 310 San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO NEWS CO (The), news agents, books, and stationery, M E Bauer proprietor, 210 and 212 Post "San Francisco News Exchange," 214 Post "SAN FRANCISCO NEWS LET- TER,' F Marriott & Son proprietors, 609 Merchant SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC.RAILROAD, Peter Don- ahue president, James M Donahue secretary, 430 Montgomery San Francisco and Pacific Glass Works, King nr 4th SAN FRANCISCO PACKING AND PROVISION CO, Frank Wm Ross bach proprietor, stalls 54 and 55 Washington Market San Francisco Pactern Works, W J & C A Andcrfuren proprs, 110 and 112 Eeale San Francisco Petroleum Co, oils, L D Fisk sec, 402 Montgomery SANFEANCISCO PIONEER SCREEN WORKS. Joim W Quick proprietor, 32 Fremont San Francisco Pioneer Woolen Factory, proprs Mission Woolen Mills and Pioneer Woolen Factory, I Cahn mgr, A M Goldsmith sec, 115 Battery SANFRANCISCO PLATING WORKSi E G Denniston proprietor, 633 and 655 Mission San F.oiicisco Post-oflSce, NW cor Bat- tery and Washington "San Francisco Prices Current, " E R Painter publisher, 123 California SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EX- CHANGIS. Chas Clayton president, W W Walker secretary, 302 Davis "San Francisco Public SchoolJournal," 603 Washington "San Francisco Punch, "838 Market "San Francisco Estate Circular," Thos Magee publisher, 20 Montgomery SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UN- lONi James DeFremery president, Lovell White cashier, 532 California SAN FRANCISCO SEWER PIPE ASSOCUTION (The), Giadding, McBean & Co, terra cotta good^, 1310 -1316 Market San Francisco Spiritual Union, Ixoria Hall, 737 Vf jssion "San Francisco Star," 212 Sacramento San Francisco Steamboat and Transpor- tation Company, (J Miller and F W Eaton), 320 Sansome SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BREW- ERY, Fred Bruns president, Rudolph Moore secretary, 2118 Powell San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board, George T Marye Jr pres, 327 Pine SAN FRANCISCO TANNERY, An- ton Krieg proprietor, San Bruno Road bet 28th and 29th San Francisco Tea Co, C Toohey mgr, 604 Market San Francisco Tool Co, A W Bowman pres, 314 California and 21 Steven- son "San Francisco Trade Review," Morris U Bates & Co proprs, 123 California "San Francisco Tribune," 320 Sansome SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN, Otto Muser president, 219 Sutter SAN FRANCISCO WIRE WORKS. C H Gruenhagcn proprietor, 669 Mis- sion San Joaquin and Kings River Canal and Irrigation Company, Joseph Sedgley pres, 533 Kearny SAN JOAQUIN AND SIERRA NE- VADA RAILROAD COMPANY, Edward F Stone secretary, room 4, 306 Pine San Jose Fruit Packing Co, Geo W Hume agt, 31 1 Sacramento SAN JOSE WOOLEN MILLS, manu- facturers of clothing, W H Peckham agent, 541 Market San Leandro Express, Sharpe & Co, 25 Market San Pedro Mining Co, H Deas sec, room 44, 309 Montgomery San Quentin Ferry, foot Clay San Rafael Elxpross, C L Howard propr, i Commercial San Salvador, Consul of, J M Tinoco, room 5, 506 Battery Sanborn A J (Sanborn, Vail 4; Co), 857 SANBORN A W ( A W Sanbom & Co), 24 Beale SANBORN AW & CO (A W and J A Sanborn), manufacturers and dealers in wagons, 24 and 26 Beale SANBORN GEO W, agent for Hinds. Ketcham & Co. New York, labels, lithographs and show cards. 123 Cali- fornia Sanborn H L. sec Anchor Lodge L K of H, 121 Eddy SANBORN J A (A W Sanbom & Co), 24 Beale Sanborn Map and Publishing Company of New York, C W Morse agt. 420 California Sanborn T C, stock broker, 314 Mont- gomery Sanborn. Vail & Co (A H Vail and A J Sanborn), mirrors, mouldings and picture frames, 857 Market Sanchon C,& Co, f^roceries, NE cor Eddy and Steiner Sanchez Street Primary School, cor Sanchez and 15th CO CO CO CO C3 C/3 §; (0 o z o CUVIN NUTTING i SON, mr MAIIV MTRBBT. SAW FIIAMCIIICO. Iron Ooorn Bank Vaaltn, JBte. kllEN, TU6GLE t CO.. HARDWOOD LUMBER, 18 trnd SO Spear St^ tian Franelaro. QQ San Franci8co. 311 Sand Bros (Fred and Joseph Sand), bar- bershop and baths, 23 3d Sander P F C, attorney-at-law, 207 San- some Sander P^jter, insurance agt, 13 Mer- chants' Exchange Sanders A, poultry, :jtall 81 Centre Market Sanders A A, dancing academy, Sanders' Hall, 71 New Montgomery Sanders C T (Sanders & Johnson), 3 New Montgomery Sanders & Co (Henry Sanders and Lud- wing Dettmann), coppersmiths, 421 Miasion Sanders Charles, saloon, 154 2d Sander's Dancing Academy, 71 New Montgomery Sanders Duke, physician, 523 Kearny Sanders George H (Wright & Sanders), 41 S California Sanders H, blacksmithing, 315 Mis- sion Sander's Hall, 71 New Montgomery, Sanders H & Co (H Sanders), furnishing goods, 160 3d Sanders Henry (Sanders & Co), 421 Mission Sander's Hotel, John P Sanders propr, 823 Battery Sanders John (Paulson & Sanders), 419 Jones Sanders John P, propr Sanders' Hotel, 823 Battery Sanders k Johnson (C T Sanders and P Johnson), merchant tailors, 3 New Montgomery Sanders W, dry goods, and boots and shoes, 236 6th Saiidersfeld F T, groceries, NW cor Leavenworth and Ja'tkson Sanderson H A (Campbell & Sanderson), 530 California Sanderson Bros (S A and E H Sander- son), crockery, 310 Battery Sanderson E H (Sanderson Bros), 310 Battery Sanderson G R (Coffin, Sanderson & Cook), 312 Pine Sanderson & Horn (L A Sanderson and T A Horn), wholesale cigars and to- bacco, 327 and 329 Front Sanderson John, carpenter, 8 Hawthorn Sanderson John, carpenter, 635 Folsom Sanderson L A (Sanderson & Horn), 327 and 329 Front Sanderson S A (Sanderaon & Bros), 310 Battery Sandford L N, dentist, 969 Mission Tandheimer Moses (Livingstone & Sand- heimer), 1420 Polk Sandman Mrs S, dressmaker, 333 4th Sando Thomas, foreman Engine No 2, 412 Bush SANFORD A B> agent Pulsometed Steam Pump Co of New York an t Steam Fitter and Steam a ad Ho, Water Heating Apparatus, 102 Mar ket Sanf orl Lon, saloon, 308 Kearny Sanger Halle, Schneider & Farster proprs, 14 and 16 Geary Sanger I, dentist, 26^ Kee.rny Sanguinetti Miota, hairdresser, 150 1 Stockton Sanguinetti N A, cigars and tobacco, 1512 Stockton Sanguinetti Paul, boots and shoes, 1518^ Stockton Santa Anita M & M Co, J M Buffington sec, 309 California Santa Clara Hotel, L Diedering propr, 444 Brannan Sunta Clara Livery Stable, J F McDon- ald & Co propr, 11 and 13 Webb Santa Clara Petroleum Co, oils, L D F'.ik sec, 402 Montgomery Santa Cruz Water Company, G F Bow- man sec, 314 California Santa Rosa Coal Co, coal, A C Ham- mond sec, room 7, 401 California Santomasimo C, variety store, 1328 and 1330 Dupont Saratoga Boarding and Livery Stabler, D Ryan propr, 814-818 Geary Saratoga M Co, R M Heath sec, 318 Pine Saratoga Music Hall, 814 Geary Saroni Louis (Hirschfeld & Saroni), \\i and 120 Davis Sarraille Peter, varieties, NE cor Frun- cisco and Meiggs' Wharf Sarrette Pierre, tailor, 1302 Powell Sarscen Edward, restaurant, 814 3d Sarscen Nicholas, chop house, 800 3d Sarthou B, laundry, 423 Post Sartor J (Sartor & Steffani), 1107 Du- pont SARTOR & STEFFANI, liquors, 1107 Dupont Sass A C, liquors, Davis nr Clay Sass Edward, groceries, 715 Natoma Sass Marcus, saloon, 305 Davis Sather & Co, bankers, 518 Montgomery "Saturday laical " (The). Kidd Bros publishers, cor 19th and Capp Saucelito Ferries, foot of Clay Saul G M, dentist, room 4, Phelan Block. 806 Market Saul Mrti J, varieties, 5th bet Minna and Natoma Sauluiann Julius, iilsurance broker, 213 Sansome Saulmann's Restaurant, A Reusike propr, 518 California Saulnier John (John Saulnier & Co), 607 and 609 Front Saulnier John & Co (John Saulnier and P Laclaviere), liquors, 607 Front CO c > z o m o o ■ i 1 't i i Vi'j HARDWOOD LUMBER i WAGON ST0CK7» "'• »%^ «"-i^- LOUIS BRWERimH S CO., ^r^^eu <.i.ek.. Mterlins SilTcrware USWontgdmerySt. ALLEN 312 San Francisco. is Sauls J. bakery and candy factory and i«.i, \ goods, 132 5th Saur Theo (Saur & ToUner), SW cor Davis and Pacific Saur & Tollner (Theo Saur and Wm Tollner), saloon, SW cor Davis and Pacitic Sauter J & Co (J C Sauter), proprs Columbia Brewery, 735 Tehama Savage John E (Savage & Sons), 135 Fremont Savage Mining Co, E B Holmes sec, room 15, 309 Montgomery Savage Mrs M, baker, 314^ Harrison Savage Myron H, Pacific Bureau of Education, 19 New Montgomery SAVAGE & SONS (R R H and John E Savage), Empire Foundry and Ma- chine Works, 135-143 Fremont Savage W P, Oil and Excelsior Soap Co, 1034 Howard Savings and Loan Society, John Brickell pres, Cyrus W Carmany cashier, 615 and 619 Clay SAWTELLE MRS H P. physician. Dean Women's Medical College, cor Sansome and Pacific Sawyer Mrs A, dressmaker, 131 O'Far- rell Sawyer A F, physician, 302 Stockton Sawyer & Ball (E D Sawyer and A E Ball), attorneys-at-law, 612 Clay SAWYER B F & CO 'F A Sawyer, S E Holden, A W Nortoo and E Ma- nasse), tanners and wool pullers, 400 Batle ry SAWTER C H (Earle & Co), 765 Mission Sawyer E D (Sawyer & Ball), attorney- at-law, 612 Clay Sawyer F A (B F Sawyer 4; Co), 400 Battery Sawyer Lorenzo, judge United States circuit court, room 54, United States Appraiser's Building Sawyer L S B, clerk United States cir- cuit and United States commissioners, court room, 51 United States Apprais- er's Building Sawyer M A, saloon and restaurant, cor Fulton and Devisadero Sawyer Otis V', not.i.y public an San some Schlesinger & > >rc rs, 429 Calift)rnia Schlichter P, dry goods, 52 and 54 4th Schlichting H F, groceries, 449 5th Schlieker Henry, saloon, 717 Davis GO &0 oo CD C/9 GO CD CD ! 1 i HwJ ' pi ■ hi; ! i HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITK MROIl,, 1» A IS Slain and 14 A 16 Speai Street, M. F. UreKou Aah, Maple and Alder. ODD FELLOWS' SUPPL IES. ''i^II^^'P^SiiTiiS^^^^^^ 314 San Francisco. Schloh Fritz, saloon, 609 Sansome Schloh Louis (Carsten & Co), NW cor Mission and 17th Sohlosa Benjamin, groceries, I028Larkin Schloss J, boots and shoes, 110 3d Schloss S, dry goods, boots and shoes, 226 3d SchlUter D, saloon, 508 Davis Sclilueter E (Schlueter & Volberg), 709 Market Schlueter & Volberg (F, Schlueter and Chas Volberg), carpets, etc, 709 Mar- Schlute J G W (Osmer & Co), NVV cir Folsom and East Schmalz & Co (Wm Schmalz and Ike Lesser), pawnbrokers, 250 Sutter Schmalz W (W Schmalz & Co), 250 Sutter Schmatzlen George, saloon, 112 4th Schmelcher Fred, bootmaker, 1 Vir- ginia Schmidt A (W Warnke & Co), 734 Broadway Schmidt Mme Anna, fortune teller, 320 Dupont Schmidt A J S, liquors, NE cor Berry and 5th SCHMIOT CHRIS, liquors, 502 Mar- ket and 3 Sutter Schmidt Chas P (H W Schmidt & Bro), cor Sacramento and Kearny Schmidt & Co, printers, 320 Sansome Schmidt E, meat market, stalls 5 and 6, cor Bush and Folk Schmidt F A, hairdresser, 403 Dupont Schmidt & Fretz (J Schmidt and F H Fretz), vinegar and cider works, 119 Commercial Schmidt Geo, bakery and confectionery, 913 Bryant bet 6th and 7th Schmidt Geo F, fruits and vegetables, cor Shotwell and 23d Schmidt H (Albera & Schmidt), 50 Cali- fornia Market Schmidt & Havens (F R Schmidt and C I Havens) architects, 103 Post Schmidt Hubert, saloon, 634 Montgom- ery ave Schmidt H W (H W Schmidt & Bro), cor Sacramento and Kearny Schmidt H W & Bro (H W and Chas P Schmidt), druggists, SE cor Kearny and Sacramento Schmidt J, dry goods and notions, 1311 Dupont Schmidt J (Schmidt & Fretz), 119 Com- Mercial SCHMIDT JOHN, taUor, 510 Mont- eomery ave ihmidt John C, cigars and tobacco, 427 Scl East Schmidt Louis, Leavenworth music teacher, 810 Schmidt Jos, dry goods retail, 1311 Du- Sont midt M (Schmidt & Co), 320 San- some Schmidt Marcus, procery, 420 Green SCHMIDT H & CO (Max and Richard Schmidt and Carl Rahsskopff ), lith- ographers, engravers, printers design- ers, zincographera and manufacturers of labels and box brands, 25-41 Main Schmidt Oscar, sewing machines, 516 Bush Schmidt Otto, boots and shoes, 432 Sclimidt P R (Schmidt & Havens), 103 Post Sclimidt Val & Co (Valentine Schmidt and Arthur H Smith), druggists, 1401 Polk Schmidt Valentine (Schmidt Val & Co), 1401 Polk Schmieden Henry, treas S F Grain Ex- change, 327 Pine, and stock broker, 326 Montgomery Schmitt B L, stock and money broker, 6 Merchants' Exchange Schmitt Charles A ( J L Schmitt Si Co), 6 M erchants' Exchange SCHMITT OEOROE, proprietor The Fountain, southeast comer Sutter and Kearny Schmitt James G, bootmaker, 203]| Montgomery ave Schmitt Jean Greorge, bootmaker, 203^ Montgomery ave Schmitt J L (J L Schmitt & Co), 6 Merchants' Exchange Schmitt J L & Co (CTa, M A and J L Schmitt), stock brokers, 425 Cali- fornia Schmitt Maurice (J L Schmitt & Co), 6 Merchants' Exchange Schmitt Maurice, treas Sutter St R R Co Schmitz John P, physician, res 1109 21st, office 1032 Market Schmoll Charles, cigars, 1703 Stockton SCHMOLZ W> surveyiag instrument maker and engineering, 420 Mont- gomery Scnnabel C, dresMmaker, 109^ Ellis Schnabel Martin H (Fitzhugh and Schnabel), 304 Montgomery Schnackenberg J H (Seegers & Schnack- enberg), grocers, SE cor Natc*ma and Ruas Schneider A, propr California House, 626 California Schneider A (Somaly & Schneider), 624 California Schneider C, barber, 990 Battery Schneider & Forster (F G Sch ider and Geo Forster), Sanger Hall, 14 and 16 Geary CALVIN NUniNG i SON, UlEN, Kanaflaetarer* all kinds IROW WOBM, ftm Main atreet, lian Franelaco U9 CM o« ViJ 5 CO CNI CO eo CO o«f (U oo Schneider F 0- (Sohueider & Forster), 14 and ) 6 ileary Schneider Frank (Schneider & Wachter), 1624 and 1526 Pacific Schneider George, saloon, 1 125 Dupont Schneider Hf nry, bootmaker, 224 Ellis Schneider Jacob, bakery, 1 15 Oak Schneider John, fruits, 1706 Polk Schneider Joseph, barber, cor 23d and Valencia Schneider N (Detels & Schneider), SE cor Pacific and Davis Schneider & Wachter (Frank Schneider and Lawrence Wachter), Presidio Brewery, 1524 and 1526 Pacific Suhueider VV H, guns, pistols and am- munition, 28 Geary Schneily Joseph (Galli & Co), 504 Com- mercial Schneitzer J & Co, butchers, 16-20 Clay St Market Schnetzler ft Bell (L Schnetzler and J Bell), sausage mfrs, pork, bacon and liam, 21 6th Schnetzler L (Schnetzler ft Bell), 21 6th Schnetzler W (Hoffman ft Schnetzler), 511 Pacific Schnider Charles, cigars, 607 Davis Schnider F G, saloon, 14 Geary Schnider W H, gunsmith and sporting implements, 28 Geary Schnitzer S, cigar mfr, 347 4th Schnoor Chris H, locksmith and hard- ware, 219 6th Scho Mrs Theresa, florist, 26 Stockton iSchocken A L, cigars and tobacco, 329 Montgomery Schocken S H, sec Montefiore Lodge Independent Order B'nai B'riths, 121 Eddy Schoent August, artist, 120 Sutter Sehoellhorn Mrs £, midwife, 1528 Stockton Schoellhorn Ferd, tailor, 1528 Stockton Schoen Hermann, photographer, Mont- Somery ave cor Filbert oen Louis L, barber, 1258 Market Schoeneman F, gunsmith and cutler, 617 Kearny Schoenfeld Adolph, furnishing goods, 106 3d Schoenfeld Jacob, wholesale commission butcher, 331 Kearny Schoenfeld Jonas, leaf tobacco and cigar mfr, 423 and 425 Jackson Schoenfeld S, cigars and tobacco, 21 Kearny Schoenholz Bros ft Co (Siegmund and Sol Schoenholz and Herman Elsbach), dry goods, 110 and 112 6th and 1913 Fillmore Sohoenlight John, bakery, 1131 Howard Sohoensteiu F B, model maker, 611 Fulton Schoenwald Albert, barber, 2207 Geary Schoenwald Otto, barber, 127 2d Schofield Charles, painter, 108^ Jessie Schohay A, jeweler and insurance agt, 302^ Hayes Schohay ft Miller (J F Miller and A Schohay), insurance agts, 302^ Hayes Schoken A L, tobacco and cigars, 329 Montgomery SchoUe Anthony, groceries, wines, etc, cor Turk and Leavenworth SchoUe Bros (Jacob and \\ m SchoUe), real estate brokers, 242 Montgomery SchoUe Jacob (SchoUe Bros), 339 Pine and 242 Montgomery SchoUe ft Lankershim, proprs Union Warehouse, NW cor Union and Bat- tery SchoUe Wm (SchoUe Bros), 242 Mont- gomery SchoUe Wm (W I Steinhart ft Co), res New York Schomaker Andrew (Tiedermann ft Schomaker). 1301 Powell Schoning Otto (W T Galloway ft Co), 540 Clay Schonwasser B (B Schonwasser ft Co), 222 Kearny Schonwasser B ft Co (B Schonwasser and Max Davis), ladies' underwear, 222 Kearny Schoof Gerh (Mercado ft Schoof), 518 Clay School Libraries (public and private), 25,000 volumes Schooner Beer House, Fred Wenzell prnpr, 538 Commercial chc Schortemeier H H, groceries, 816 Cali- fornia Schott Charles, grocer, 713 Brannan Schottler A (A Schottler ft Co), NE cor Montgomery and Vallejo SCHOTTLER A & CO (A Schottler and J Sullivan), grocers, northeast corner Montgomery and Vallejo SCnOTTLEB H> asphaltum roofing and sidewalks, 615 4th Schottler Hermann, barber, 2755 Mis- sion Sohrader A J, wholesale butcher, cor 1st and Railroad ave Schi ader J, butcher, cor Point Lobos ave and Collins Sohrader Charles, groceries, 455 Steven- son Schrader John, groceries, NW cor Pa- cific and Mason Schrader J W (Luhrs ft Schrader), NW cor Pacific and Mason Schrakkart Chas, liquors, 718 Bryant Schreiber A, lufr cigars and tobacco, 309 4th 8CHREIBEB AUOUST. gold and sil- ver embroidery, 513 California CO c > z o m o o o > r o > CO H PI PI H ■n > z o 5 o o t 'it HARDWOOD IDMBER, WHITE BROS St S.F t»* lSllalni*n o SCHREIBER HEARMAN, butcher, 9'23 ISth Schreiber William, liquors, 21 Kearny Schhber John, saloon, G31 Mission Sch finer G, bakery, 203 2cl Schmder, Albrecht & Co (H Schroder, A Albrecht and A Aromada), candy infrs, 22-2 and 224 Buttery Schroder & Bohlen (R Schroder and M H Bohlen), groctriea, SE cor Clay and Fillni "re SCHRODER C, Ferry Saloon, 425 East Scliriider Chas, groceries, 601 McAllister Schroder George, sec Golden Ai,'e Mill Company, Battery bet Broadway and Pacific Schroder H (Schroder, Albrecht & Co), 222 and 224 Battery Schroder H (Brickwedel & Co), 208 and 210 Front Schroder Henry (Wellbrook and Schro- der), 214 Davis Schroder Hermann, groceries and liq- uors, 300 Fell Schroder J A, grocer, 330 Vallejo Schroder John F, groceries, SE cor Drumm and Sacramento Schroder J H, groceries, N\V cor Geary and Buchanan Schroder J H, groceries, NW cor Wash- ington and Webster Schroder Wm J H, groceries, 117 2d Schroeder Claus, saloon, NW cor 4th and Townsend Schroeder & Co (Hermann Schroeder), groceries, 2017 and 2019 i^illmore Schroeder & Co (J Schroeder), boots and shoes, 101 3d Schroeder John, bootmaker, 101 3d Schroeder R (Schroeder & Bohlen), cor Clay and Fillmore Schrof William, aichitect, 61 Merchants' Exchange Schropfer A, architect, 32 O'Farrell Schroth Julius, groceries, NW cor Grove and Larkiu Schroth Chas (Schroth & Westerfeld), 228 Kearny Scliroth & Westerfeld (Chas Schroth and Louis WesterftiM), bakery and restau- rant, 228 Kearny Schubert August, groceries, NW cor l!>th and Howard Schiicli Eiiiil, meat market, 211 P'olsom Schuck Henry, barber, 434 Montgomery S;;huerg (Jeort^e, bontni;iker, 40.") 24111 Scliiila.Iohn & Hro, ci;,'arM and tobacco, 102 Market Schuldt H, groceries, NW cor 3d ami Silver Schule F A (.Johnson & Schule), 5 Post Sehulken Bros (John and Henry Schul- ken), groceries, SW cor Bush and Taylor Sehulken John (Sehulken Bros), SW cor Bush and Taylor Sehulken Julius, hay and feed store, 1616 aud 1618 Mission Schulker Julius, groceries, wood and coal, cor Octavia and McAllister Schuller A, real estate, 408 Montgomery SCHULTE HENRY, California Brew- ery, cor 26th and Bryant Schulte J G W (Osmers & Co), cor Spear an.t Bryant Sriiulte J H, cigars and tobacco, 214 Brannan ScLulte The, wood and coal, 422 Va- lencia Schultiicis Henry, groceries, NW cor Polk and Clay Schultz E H, dentist, 44 3d Scliultz Ceo (Schultz & Von Bargen), SE cor California and Front Schultz Joseph, restaurant, 267 3d Schultz & Kock (Wm Schultz and Peter Kock), saloon and cigars, SW cor Broadway and Davis Schultz Louis (Pacific Distilling Co), 416 Battery Schultz Peter, cigars and tobacco, 525^ Sansome Schultz Philip, hairdressing saloon, 6 Hayes SCHULTZ THEODORE, grocer, re- tail, 426 Green Schultz & Von Bargen (George Schultz Henry Von Bargen), wholesale liquors, SE cor California and Front Schultz W, groceries, 500 1st Schultz Wm (Schultz & Kock), SW cor Broadway and Davis Schultz Wm A, native wines, wholesale, 523 Front Schultze Emil, engraver, 321 California SCHULTZE LOUIS, saloon, southeast corner Sanaome and Lomb.ird SCHULTZE PAUL (Hurtzig & Scluiltze), 140 3d SCHULZ & FISCHER (Wm Schulz and Emilt Fischer), mfrs silver and silver phited ware, 513 Market Schulz Henry, groceries, SW cor Bush and Wil,^ter Schulz J & Co (J Schulz and J Knuuk- ing), bakery, NE cor Union and Mason Schulz J (J Schulz & Co), NE cor Union and Mason Schulz .lohn, liquors, 51!) Washington Scliulz & Mayer (Wm Seliulz and J L M.-iyer), bhicksniitlis and wagonniak- ers, 770 Mission Schulz Peter, li(|Uors, 52.")^ Sansome Schulz & Smith (.lohn Schulz and Hu- bark Smith), liquors, 519 Washington Schulz Wm (Schulz & Fischer), 513 Market ftllEN s k— CO Sohuh 8ion ^i Schum e>i Val. r"» Schuir tt« PoU Schum Schun cu 335 E= Schun s> and ^iM Moi Scliup yg Schur and oo Schus CM Sch CALVIN NUTTING i SON, Tuhuiar WhiM'tliarrows. Bolt and Mrldffe Work, **7 Main (Street tian Franclsro. So! ^^ tlLEN TU&GLE & CO. Pacific Coast Hari Woods '£.t%%r:.?.'- a0 cu CO CM ■ CM €/> CO San Francisco. 317 Schuiz Wm (Schulz & Mayer), 770 Mis- sion Schumacher E A, grocerien, SE cor Valencia ai.d 21st Schumacher Mme E, dressmaker, 1203 Polk Schumacher Fred, saloon, 36 Steuart Schumann h, mfr meerschaum pipes, S'A5 Kearny Schumann &, Voeel (Fred Schumann and Phil Vogel), restaurant, 504 Montgomeiy Schuppert A L, plumber, 1206 Pacific Schurtz William, groceries, SW cor Ist and Bryant Schussler Adolph (Hippmann & Schuss- ler), 28 and 29 California Market Schussler Chris, hatter, 208 Montgom- ery ave Schussler Louis, notions, 228 1st Schussler M, wholesale watches and jewelry, S(06 Keuruy Schuster Bros (J S and J Schuster), stoves and tinware, 306 Sutter Schuster Fred, saloon, 427 Valencia Schuster J (Schuster Bros), 306 Sutter Schuster J S (Schuster Bros), 306 Sutter Schutt John H, chop house, 136 Ist Schutte Dick (Brunmud & Schutte), SE cur 2d ave and 16th Schutte Frederick H, groceries, NE cor Battery and Green Schutts Louis, grocer, cor Market and 16th Schuur Edward, restaurant, SW cor Kearny and Montgomery ave Schuur John, restaurant, 831 Kearny Schwab Max (P Kruuenberger & Co), cor Franklin ar .: McAllister Schwabacher Bros (A, and L Swa- bacher), conmiissiun merchauts, 203 California Schwabacher L, ink mfy, 617, 619 and G'Jl Branuan Schwabacher L (Schwabacher Bros), 203 Culifomia Scliv b icher S (Schwabacher Bros), '. 03 Culifuruia Schwnn Frank, harness and saddlery, U6J Folsom Sdiwark & Huncke (W Schwark and John Huncke), saloon, 5IU Howard Schwark W (Schwark & Hu.icke), 510 Howard Schwartz Bros (Henry Schwartz), li- quors, 133 Montgomery Schwartz C & Co (C Schwartz), dairy produce, 32 California Market Schwartz Deidnch, yr^cery, SE cor 24th and Valencia Schwartz Henry, liquors, 133 Mont- gomery Schwartz & Husing, groceries, SE cor Mission and 18th 3d Schwartz, Husing A. Meyer (C Schwartz, R Husing and A Meyer), Ensign Sa- loon, 1 Market Schwartz John, saloon, 207 Dupont Schwartz Kaufman, tailor, 317i Schwartz Mitchell, clothing, 104 3d Schwartz Samuel, barber, 6j5 Sacra- mento Schwartz Samuel, tailor, 1111 Clay iSchwartze K G, jeweler, 524 Battery Schwarz August, tannery, cur Ser- Eentine ave and Folsom warz Chas. liqiiorn, H rbor View SCHWAAZ OUSTAV. Felsen Grotte Saloon, 10.6 Market Schwarz Joseph, propr North Beach Brewery, NE cor Chestnut aud Powell Schwarz M, clothing, 104 3d SchwarzmanuGust, music director, 860 Mission Sch t arzschild F, dentist, 803 Howard Schwarzschild Louis (Feigenbaum fc Co), 520 Market Schwegerle J & Co, commission mer- chants, hay and grain, 549 4th Schweikert Albert, tailor, 222 2d Schweinle Louis, tailor, 3i6 Eddy Schweitzer B (Schweitzer, Sachs & Co), 29 Sansome Schweitzer Jacob (J Schweitzer & Co), 514 Clay Schweitzer J & Co (Leon Blum, I Levy and J Schweitzer), wholesale butchers, 514 Clay and 16-18 Clay St Market Schweitzer Jos (J C Bauer & Co), 632 Sacramento Schweitzur S, Eureka Brewery, 235 Isl Schweitzer, Sachs & Vo (B Schweitzer, L and S S.ichs aud L Stiefel), whole- sale fancy goods, 29-33 Sansome SCHWEI^ER FRED (Speigel & Schweizer), 'A\.i Post Schwengel C (Schwencel & Huthe), 1323 Stockton Schweiigel & Kuthe (C Schwengel and C Ruthe), dry goods, 1323 Stockton SCHWE&DT'J (BeutSL-hler, Wollpert &. Schwerit), 160 Ne • Montgomery Sch^eiiu Henry, lostaiirant, 612 ami (>!4 Clay, and dairy, 35 Eddy Schwert August, groceries, 23:i 5th SCHWIND H W. upholstery, 703 Hyde Sch^itert P (Bellmer &, Svhwitert), 500 Dup nit Schuitters Deitrich, iicptors, 214 Post Schwora M, barb< r, llUO.^ Stockton Sciallero Mrs T, ntfr artiticiul dowers, 343 Keai iiy SCIARONI CHARLES, Colombo sa- loon, 6'zi Broad 1 ay "Scientitic I'ress" (monthly), 1:52 Market Scnyder P H & ('o, liquors, 38 6th CO C^ en CO m CO CO I M HARDWOOOUIMeERi WAGON ST0CK,'liUTf;7?;^^■Jit.',^"r DmiEL lOBCROss t co.,''Baggta:jgsBw^'" ^Anittv^ jpMt VtrMt, •. F. 318 San Frcmciaco. CO Scofield D a (Soofield & Tevis), 120 and 1 22 Fro nt SOOFIELD F A (White & Scofield), 3 05 Fron t SCOFIELD ft TEVIS (D 6 Scofield and Harry L Tevis), manufacturers and importers coal oil, propriet rs shipping and commission merchants, 120 and 122 Front, warehouse 820 Battery Scollay vV A, mfr pencil holders and saloon, 1524 Stockton ScoUy's Hall, cor Stockton and Green Scorniglia S, fruits, 442 Hayes Scorpion Silver Mining Co, Geo R Spin- ney sec, 310 Pine Scotchler & Gibbs (J J Scotchler and G E Gibbs),importers and commission merchants, 318 Front Scotchler J J (Scotchler & Gibba), 318 Front Scott A W (Scott & McCord), pier 21, Steuart Scott Mrs C S, saloon, 101 1 Folsom Scott Mrs Edward, liquors, 106 Steuart Scott G H, blacksmith, cor 10th and Harrison Scott G W (Sisson, Crocker & Co), 202 Sansome Scott Gustave A, music, 428 Eddy 8cot<-. H (H Scott & Co), 138 4th Scott xlenry, books and stationery, 138 4th Scott Henry, restaurant, 146 2d Scott Henry T (Prescott, Scott & Co), NE cor 1st and Mission , Scott H & Vanani M, restaurant, 146 2d Scott H & Co (H Scott and E McSwe- gan), books and stationery, 138 4th Scott Irving M (Prescott, Scott & Co), NE cor 1st and Mission Scott J C, news stand, Market junction Kearny and Geary Scott John, physician, 729 Sutter Scott J C, books and stationery, 22 3d Scott & McCord (A VV Scott and John McCord), hay and grain, pier 21, Steuart Scott, McKean & Co, mdse brokers, 214 Sacramento and 418 Commercial Scott G (Burnham & Scott), 321 Da- vis SCOTT T H, saloon and groceries, 1011 Folsom Scott Thos (McCord & Scott), 225 Ellis SCOTTISH IMPERIAL FIRE IN- SURANCE CO OF GLASGOW, Donaldson & Co agents and attor- neys, S19 California SCOTTISH UNION AND NATION- AL INSURANCE CO, Macdouald & Hawes general agents, Hagan & ]yianheim resident agents, 401 Cali- nia Soouler James, carpenter, 36 Rose All^ Scovill J J, mining secretary, room 69, 309 Montgomery Scripture Henry D, attomey-at-law, 323 California Scrivener Arthur, mgr London and San Francisco Bank (limited), 424 Cali- fornia Scrivener Wm J, wholesale oil, 1038 Folsom Scrivner J J (Sorivner & McKinne), at- tomey-at-law, 328 Montgomery S.rivner& McKinne (J J Scrivner and Barna McKinne), attorneys-at-Iaw, 328 Montgomery Scully Jeremiah, groceries, 1313 San- some Sea Insurance Company (limited) of Liverpool, Mej'er, VVifson & Co agts, 212 Battery Seaders John H, stationery, 603 Davis Seal Rock Tobacco Co, J Brandenstein pres, Wichter Jones supt, factory oor 4th and Bryant, office 225 California Scale Thomas, supt California Street R R, SE cor California and Larkin Sealy Chas, cooperage, 8 Mission Seaman's Boarding Masters' Associa- tion, Thomas Chandler pres, 603 Front Searby W M, druggist, 859 Market Searight W P (Samuel Irving & Co), 206 Kearny Searlo A C, attorney-at-law, 502 Mont- gomery Searle James J (Bode & Searle), Battery Street Warehouse, NW cor Battery and Filbert Searles Robt (Searles & Stone), 22 Cali- fornia Searles & Stone (Robt Searles and C B Stone), commission merchants, 22 Cal- ifornia Searles Wm A, periodicals and station- ery, 602 Montgomery Sears & Doyle, sailmakers, 1 1 Drumm Sears & Foley (M G Sears and T Foley), saloon, N W cor Washington and East Sears Garrett, lodging-houne, 519 Mis- sion Sears M G (Sears 4 Foley), NW cor Washington and East Sears W H, attorney-at-law, 324 Pine Seaton & Bailey (Chas A Bailey and Horace H Seaton), real estate, 320 Sansome Seaton D M, attorney-at-law, 318 Pine Seaton Horace Hj Seaton & Bailey), 320 Sansome Seaton Samuel, saloon, cor 1st ave and Kentucky SEATTLE COAL AND TRANSPOR- TATION COMPANY. J L Howard president, S O Putnam secretary, 210 Battery CO CO CO eo oo (0 o o nillllli miTTIUS 9 Cnil ManaAMitarera all kinds IROM WOBK, llALVlll nU I I IRIa & OUn, M7 Main Atreet, Ham rrsnetae*. KUa, TUBGIE t CO.. VENEERS M ui« M •»••» «t, QQ 00 jSan Francisco. 819 Jennie E, bakery, 942 attoraey-at-law, 509 Seaward Mrs Harriaon Seawell J M, Kearny SfBtBP.f.rN JOHK Ct coffee saloon, northeast comer Folsom and Steuart Sebring Jacob, agt Laurel Hill Ceme- tery Second Advent Christian Church, Eddy bet Taylor and Jones Second American Methodist Chuvch, 1205 Powell Seculovich P S, pres Islias Creek Prop- erty Owners' Association, 504 Steven- son Seculovich P T, propr Munson's Saw Shop, 504 S evenson cor 6th SEODIIITT INSURANCE CO OF HARTf OBDi Macdonald & Hawes, general agents, 401 California SECURITY SAVINOS BANK. Je- rome Lincoln vice-president, 215 San- some Sedgely Joseph, tannery, 18th bet Fol- som and Harrison Sedgely Tannery, Joseph Sisdgely propr, 18th bet Folsom ana Harrison, office Kearny nr Clay Sed^ley Joseph, pres San Joaquin and Kings River Canal and Irrigation Company, 533 Kearny Sedze Madame, French laundry, 1503 Pine See Finleyson, sec Republican State Committee, Internal Revenue Office Seeber Chester, attorney-at-law, 636 Clay Seegen £, insurance agt, 331 Montgom- ery Seeger A, groceries and liquors, 631 Bush Seegers J F (Seegera k SchuAckenberg), grocers, SE cor Natoma and Russ Seegers &, Schnackenberg (J F Seegers and J H Schnackenberg), i'E cor Natoma and Russ Seeley Chas M, physician, 405 Kearny Seeley Dr E M, physician, 1002 Powell Soeley F Edward, dentist, 1402 Bush Seeli Gasper (Klaas & Seeli), 1233 Stock- ton Seeligsohn Abe, editor "Jewish Pro- gress, " 608 Sacramento Seeligsohn & Co (Max Seeligsohn and A Blumenthal), clothing, 844 Market S(>elig8ohn Max (Seeligsohn & Co), 844 Mitrket Seeligsohn Solomon, shirtmaker, room 14, 9 Geary Seely Albert, cigars, 36 2d Seering Henry, fancy goods and em- broideries, 216 Post Sefrin Fred, iron worker and propr San Francisco Iron Works, 203 Fremont €/% Segal Adolph, electrician, 237) 5th SEQALE GIOVANNI (& L Grunduna & Co), 2012 Mason Segars Uriah, door, sash and blind mfr, 160 Main Segelcke Wm F E, cigars and tobacco, 1158 Market Segelke Mrs A D, Astor House, 522 Pine Segregate Rock Island Mining Co, W H Watson sec, 302 Montgomery Segregated Belcher Mining Company, Georae D Edwards sec, 414 Calin)rnia Seib Henry, groceries, cor Bryant and Dora Seibel Bros (PhiUpp and Frederick Sei- bel), butchers, 59 and 60 Washington Maiket Seibel Frederick (Seibel Bros), Washing- ton Mark'.et Seibel Philipr> (Seibel Bros), Washing- ton Market Seiboriich's A Sons (F X and T W Seiberlich), mfrs and importers boots and shoes, 32 2d Seidel .''"red, propr Soap Works, cor San Bruno Road and 29th Seidel Wm, cigars and tobacco, 17 ) 4th Seidl J (J Seidl & Co), 4.39 Hayes SEIDL J & CO (J Seidl), candy factory, 250 and 252 Market Seidl J & Co (J Seidl and Mrs M E Rus- sell), confectionery, 439 Hayes SeidlJ & Co (J Seidl and Peter and George Wichman), confectioners, 754 Market Seifert Chas, propr Brooklyn Restau- rant, 46 Steuart Seifert M, bootmaker, 986 Harrison SEILER DAVID (Green & Seller), 689 Market SEILER PAUL, superintendent Cali- fornia Electrical Works, 35 Market Seipel Chas, butcher, 2302 Mission Seitz John, liquors, NW cor Geary and Kearny Selby Mrs Henrietta I (Thos H Selby & Co), 116 and 118 California SELBT PRENTISS. suptTintendent Selby Smelting and Lead Co, 416 Montgomery SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD CO ASSAY OFFICE AND GOLD RE- FINERY. -116 Montgomery SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD COMPANY. A J Ralston president, Prentiss Selby superintendent, H B Underbill Jr secretary, 416 Montgom- ery SELBY THOS H & CO (H S Austin, Edward H Hammer, 'A H Phelps and Mrs H I Selby specia'i partner), im- Sorters iron and steel and agents for [azard Sporting and Blasting Powder, 116 and 118 California CO c CO c > z o o o %< oo ■1'Mli m: oo ilfff Pi p^ .'■' % ;|i,l iff oo :. m^ 1"^ ] ^ ii'- »-,'iiil Uil GO HARDWOOD LUMBER, Sil^^^S^lkJt.'.liAlSi'rJSiiUVSS^sf. tsr^ I^HKll IIVIV">* i LOUIS BHWEmHH t CO.. Kyii».Tg;?gSgr 1 19 Montgomenf St. 320 San Francisco. u 9, Solo George, bakery and dairy produce, 907 Bryant bet 6th and 7th Select Riding School, AS Weston propr, ]637MiMroa Selfredge Edward A (Geo W Gibbs & Co), 33 Prem mt Selfrin Fred, propr San Francisco Iron Works, 203 Fremont Selig A, crockery, 3 4th Selig £ (Selig k Newman), 31 Sutter Selig I, gent's furnishing goods, 218 Kearny SELIG & NEWMAN (Seligman Selig and Henry Xewmau), millinery goods, 31 Sutter Selig Samuel A, hairdresser, 905^ Mar- ket SELIG SELIGlfAN (Selig & Newman), mitlinery goods, 31 Sutter Seligman M, attorney -at-law, 511 Mont- f;omery k Charles, groceries, 254 and 2^) Jessie Selleck Mrs G W (Williams & Selleck), 31 Ellis SELLENGER ANNA, saloon, 615 Pa.iiic Seller Bros & Co (J H, Fred, and Henry Seller), stoves, furniture, etc, 420 Sacramento Seller Fred (Seller Bros & Co), 420 Sac- ramento Seller Henry (Seller Bros & Co), 420 Siicrameuto Seller J H (Seller Bros & Qo), 420 Sacra- mento Selieriv:' H, restaurant, 104 2d Sellers Jt. Ties C, whitener, 14 Stockton Selling ^ Cotter (Jdhn Selling; and T Cotter), livery stable, 113 O'Farrell Selling John, insurance broker, 210 San- some Selling John (Selling & Cotter), 113 O'Farrell SfUon A F, physician, 556 Minna SELLS E W< cashier Oregon Improve- ment Co, 210 Brtttery Seman Israel, furnishing, 614 4th St-mlar Annie, liquors, cor Greenwich and Baker >Semler & Salinger, hairdresser, 405 Bush Sengstaken Peter, liquors, SE cor Fre- mont and Missioii SL-nnett James (James Sennett & Co), 112 Leidesdortf Sennett James & Co, stevedores, 112 Leidesdorff Sensenbrenner Aug, cigars and tobacco, 351 4th Serb Mrs Joseph, bakery, NW cor Post and Baker Seregin F, importer statuaries and mon- uments, 24 Post Sereusky Joseph, glazing, 2240 Mission 1654 Serighelli S, watches and jewelry, 219 Montgomery ave Serovich T (Rostivich & Serovich) Polk Serovich & Metrovich, fruits, cor Turk and Larkin Serres J (Messner k Serres), 402 Pacific Sesnon William T, attorney -at-law, 211 Sansome Sessions George W, mining sec and sec The California Vigorit Powder Co, room 62, 309 Montgomery Seth Thomas Clock Co, H Molineux mgr, 132 Sutter Sethmann Charles, groceries, 1000 Valen- cia Seth man Henry, groceries, SE cor Pow- ell and Vallejo Seventh-Day Adventiat Church, La- guna bet Taylor and McAllister Severance A J, diamond drills, 320 San- some Severance C C F, wharfinger. Section 1, Seawall Severance H W, commission merchant and Hawniian Consul, 316 California SEVERANCE J (Severance, Tra- vers & Hornblower), attorney -at-law, 331 Montgomery SEVERANCE. TRAVERS ft HORNBLOWER (J G Severance, Chas E Travers and F A Hombower), attorney s-at-law, 331 Montgomery Severiio Wm, bootmaker, 7 Belden Pia<.-e Sevin Vincent & Co (Euj;;ene Thiele), dealers in seeds, 607 Sansome Sewell D (Peters k Sewell), 'J5 3d SEXTON WILLIAM, assistant man- ager The I. ion Fire Insurance Co of London, 433 C.ilifomia Seydel E, liriuors, 7 6th Seymour A C (IShill iber & Co), 1268 Ist SEYMOUR S H. proprietor Russ House, Montgomery between Pine and Bush Seymour W H, wholesale collars and cutfs, 120 Sutter Shaare-Tetiluli, synagogue, Iiish-Ameri- cun Hall Shaarey Tzeciek, syiiai^o^'ue, Stockton bet Vallejo and Bmaciway SHABER J A. furniture and bedding, 7U7 Market Shadbiirne (irei D, attorney-at-law, 6'J3 Montgomery Shaddock T, pictures, picture frames and mirrors, 119 6th Shade Mrs Mary E, stationery, SW cor Scott and Geary Shaeffer J W & Co (J W Shaeffer), mfrs of cigars, 321 and S23 Saura- men^o Shaen Aaron, barber, .321 Bush CALVIN NUTTING £ SON, «»1HI»BK««, JAIL AWI> VB.«(;R WOKK. >M7 JHniii titreec, ttmn FrMBcktcu. lUEN TUGGIE t CO. Pacific Coast Harl Woods '&trjRiii;r 9t I i I 00 Sari Francisco. 321 Shaffer Henry, hairdresser, 304 Dupont Shafer F J, plumbing, NE cor California and Steiner Shafter James MoM (Shafter, Parker ft Waterman), attorney, 628 Mont- gomery Shafter, Parker ft Waterman (Jas McM Shafter. C H Parker and F H Water- man), attorneys-at-law, 13 Mont- gomery Block, 6'J8 Montgomery SHAIN JOSEPH E, law and oolleotion office, 628 Montgomery Shainwald Bros (E and X Shainwald), commission merchants, 218 California Shainwald E (Shainwald Bros), 218 California Shainwald Hemtan, sec Vulcan Powder Co, 218 Cali;urnia Shainwald Ralph L, sec Tonite Powder Co, 310 California Shankland James H, attorney Board of Trade of S F, 202 Market Shanley Michael, aaloon, 314 Main Shannahan Thomas, saloon, 37 Clem- entina Shannon John, groceries, SE cor Orove and Octavia Shannon M (Frank Eastman ft Co), 509 Clay Shannon Mrs Mary, bakery, 406 3d Shannon W S (Miller ft Shannon), 29 Merchants' Exchange Sharkey J M, physician, 634 Washing- ton SHAROtt ALEXAHDEB D. manager Palace Hotel, southwest corner Mar- ket and New Montgomery Sharon William, capitalist, 305 San- some Sharp G F and W H, attorneys-at-law, 46j California S larp Geo F, attorney, 409 California SHARP J H (Shaw ft Sharp), 10 Fre- mont Sharp J V, fancy goods, 116 9th Sharp Louis H, attorney-at-law, 330 Ptiie Sharp ft Putnam (W Sharp and A J Puoiiam), liquoM, 515 California Sharp Wesley (Sharp ft Put.iam), 515 California Sharp W H (G F and W H Sharp), at- tiirney-at-law, 409 California Sh irpe A J (Sharps ft Co), 28 Market Sharp < ft Co (A J Sharpe and E A MuDuffey), San Leandru Express, 28 Market Sharpstein J R, justice supreme court, cor Stockton and O'F^trrell Shath John, b>iotm ik r, 3 Franklin Shattuck D D(Hubbell, Shattuck ft Co), 317 aud 319 Front Shattuck Edmund J (Shattuck ft Fletcher), 520 Commercial Shattuck ft Fletcher (Edmund J Shat- tuck and Horace P Fletcher), mfrs of inks, printers' rollers, etc, 620 Com- mercial Shattuck J, liquors, 414 Bush Shattuck O A, watchmaker and jewelerr 120 Sutter Shattuck O J (Aherns ft Shattuck), NW cor 2d and Minna Shaver J W, attomey-at-law, 330 Pine SHAW A Ci solicitor McKenney's PaoiHc Coast Directory Shaw Geo T (Turner, Kennedy ft Shaw), 840 4th Shaw H B, druggist, 434 Sutter Shaw John H, copyist, 230 Montgom- ery Shaw John R, mgr Pacific Bell Tele- phone Co, 205 Sutter Shaw Lewis, propr St Lawrence Hotel, i<68 Mission Shaw Mrs M J, bakery, 227 Hayes SHAW ft SHARP (W A Shaw and J ti. Sharp), wiioleHale coal dealers, ! 15-121 Howard, office 10 Fremont Shaw S W, artist, 120 Sutter SHAW W A (Shaw ft Sharp), 10 Fre- mont Shaw W E, blacksmith, 1621 Market Shaw Wm, saloon and boarding, 328 and 330 Drumm SHAWL CHARLES, agent for the Remington and the Ri>yal St John sewins machines, 30 2d Shawl &lark, pawubroke-*, 14} 4th Shawl G, pawnbroker, 14} 4th Shay B J, real estate agt, 224 Mont- gomery Shay Cornelius, groceries, cor Folsom and 27th SHEA. BOCaUERAZ ft MoKEE (James eiheo, A tiocijueraz and L\ot)i,rt MuKee), importurt wines and liquors, southwest corner F<-ont and Jaoksuu Shea Cornelius liquors, 240 Minna SHEA JAMES (Slieu, Bocquerazft Mo Kee), BOJthwest corner Front and Jackson Shea Mrs Margaret, groceries, 21 Na- tom;i Shea Michael, books and stationery, 805 Market SHEA PATRICK, groceries, south- west corner lUih and Folsom Shea Richard, harnessmaker, 637 Mis- sion. Shea Robert, boarding-house, 11 Lafay- ette Shea Timothy M, groceries, 1116 Bry- ant Shea Waldron, laundry, 10) 15th Shearer Albert N. miuiu j, 30i> Pine Shearer Frederick £, American Tract Society 7^ c^ m HARDWOOD UIMBEH, WHITE BRO» lit, ». F 21 BRO» 1»* IS Main and 14 A lOlipear €oaiit«rTo|M. Newel Posts, Valasters. ODD FEUOWS' SIIPPUES, 'inLR^^iS^l'J'gXitSMfr 322 Sa/n Frandaco. ee i Is I Lewia, •ttorney-at-law, 306 B, oomniiMion merohant, Sbearer Pin* Sheat Jamer 418 Davir Sheba Silver Mining Co, A Halsey aeo, 328 MoDtgomery Shed D, artiet, 10 California Shedon ft Co, asta for University Pub- lishing Co, sobool supplies and book deale rs, 108 Leidesdorff SHEKHAWMaS DANIEL fruits, 164 9th 8HBKHAV JOSEPH F. wines and liauors, 414 Market Sheehan Maurice, boots and shoes, 360 3d Sheehan ft Sons (M and E I Sheehan), boots ft shoes, 360 3d S heehe n J T, groceries, 1800 Market SHEEHT J W (O'Connor ft Sheehy), 767 Mission Sheehy Robt ft Co (Margret, John P, and A L Sheehy), grain and shipping merchants, California Sheerer Joseph, painter, 608 and 610 Post Sheerer Joseph ft Co, carpenters, 22 Montgomery Sheerin Daniel, stone and marble works, 8E cor Ellis and Brnderiok SHEET IBON PIPE. Franois Smith ft (Jo, 130 Beale Sheets H Clay, dentist, 305 Kearny Sheffer C M (C M Sheffer ft Co), 776 Market Sheffer C M ft Co, Charter Oak Stable, 776 Market Sheffield Charles M, attorney-at-law, 327 Pine SHEFFEILD C P (Pacific Saw Man- ufacturing Co), 17 Fremont Sheha'^ John, liquors, cor Greenwich and iiroderick Sheldon ft Bruwn (K W Sheldon and Wm Brown), liquors, 552 Clay Sheldon H A, carpenter, 8 Ridley Shel.ion J P, bridge and wharf builder 22 California SHELDOK MARy , sewing machines, and dealer in sewmc machine supplies. 9-13 1st Sheldon Mrs M L, insurance agt, 320 Califtimia Sheldon K W (Sheldon ft Brown). 552 Clay Shelley John, carpenter, cor Franklin and Fulton SHELTERED GOVEBATH& Joseph J Bamber proprietor, foot of Mont- gomery avenue Shemanski fl, cloaks and suits, 1102 Stockton Shemanski Julius, crockery and irlass. 1426i Dupont Shepard Bailey, lodging-house, 602 i Broadway Shepard Bros (James and Wm Shepard), plumbers and gasfitters, 108 and 1 10 LcBidesdorff Shepard E A, money broker, 601 Mont- gomery FV.»pard E P, sec Pacific Bleotrio Com- pany, 3.30 Sutter Shepard James (Shepard Bros), 108 and and 110 Leidesdorff Shepard J L N (S F Cl\,emioal Works), vioe-pres Home Mutual Insurance Co, 402 Front Shepard William (Shepard Bros), 108 and 1 10 Leidesdorff ShephardJohn E, commissioner State Board of Immigration for Oregon and Washington Territory, 604 Battery Sheplar S H ft Co, rubber stamps, 702 M nrket SHEPMAN W E> proprietor Pacific Gold, Silver and Nickel Plating Works, 103 Qearv Shepstone J A, milkman, 36 Eddy Shenth Israel, synagogue, oor Post and Taylor Sherman, Clay ft Co (L S Sherman and C C Clay), music and musical instru- ments, 137 and 139 Kearny Sherman Leander S (Sherman, Clay ft Co), 137 and 139 Kearny Sherman Wm, pres Thunder Powder Co, 606 Montgomery # Sherman Wm W; lodnng-house, 316 4th Shems ft Shattuck (N Shems and J Shattuck), groceries, NW cor 2d and Minna Sherwood A T, physician, 330 Sutter Sherwood James W (Barrett ft Sher- wood), 617 Montgomery Sherwood Robert, capitalist, 309 Cali- fornia Sher z o o o en > r o m PI tl > CD o o HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITR BROM., IS A IS Mala Ind 14 A le tipear lit. ». F Boat Stock, Oak Plank and Timber LOUIS BBHEBmN & CO.. ^.^T^V&^ord^^-oV 1 19 fffSIT^^ 324 San Frandaco. Shnte Daniel S, carriagemaker, 111 O'Farrell Shwetzer Abe, barber, 2929 16th Shwetzer Jabob, tailor, 2929 16th SHTNE J G> butcher, 339 4th Siccardi Mrs G B, hair emporium, 918 Market Sichel Arthur (Kullmann & Co), 313 Montgomery Siohel ]&iward M (Kullmann & Co), 313 Montgomery Siohel Max (Sichel &. Biohards), 103 P..8t Sichel fc Richards (Max Sichel and C W i'.chards), dentists, 103 Post Sideman B J (Sideman, Lachman & Co), 209 and 21 1 Battery Sideman, Lachman & Co (A J Liach- man, B J Sideman), mfrs cigars, 209 and 211 Battery Sidemann Abe, cigars, 19 Montgomery ave Siehe A (Stelling & Siebe), 155 and 157 2d SIEBE BROS & PLAOEMAN (John D and F C :;iebe and ,1 F Plageman), wines and liquors, wholesale, and agents Ratafia Damiana, southeast comer Sansome and Sacramento Siebe F C (Siebe Bros & Plageman), S£ cor Sansome and Sacramento Siebe John D (Siebe Bros & Piageman), SE cor Sansome and Sacramento Seibenhauer L (Seibenhausr, Mcyerfeld A Co), 222 Battery Seibehhauer, Myerfeld & "Co (L Seiben- hauer, J Myerfeld and M Meyerfeld Jr), 222 Battery Siebenhauer S (Falkenstein & Co), NE cor Battery and Sacramento Sieberst Henry G, attortiey-at-law, riioms 20 and 21, 309 Montg Mission Silva Frank, saloon, 646 Pacific Silva Manuel J, arWer, 11-' 1st Silva M M. barber, 631 Union Silver B. It Mining C<>. 310 Pine Sdver City Mining Co, 69 Nevatia Block Silver Hill Mining Co, W E De^tn 8< c, room 79, 309 Montgomery Silvj'r King Minia^ C', Joseph Nash sec, 328 Montgomery Silver Lick Consoliduted Mining Co, L<»ui8 J O'Farrfll sec, 30 Montgomery Block SILVEK STAB HOUSE, Mrs N E Miiy manager, (Knropean), northeast corner Sansome and Puuitic Silver Street Primary School, n b Silver bet 2d and 3d S Iver W J, mattress mir SW cor Madon and Ellis Silvera Joseph V, hairdresser, 5! 9 4th Silverberg & Goldman, butchers, 1238 and 124U Market Silverberg S, wholesale butcher, 320 Sc <8ome Pi I ■3 Z o 1-9 o Si Si Si H H DDICnU PCilC 9i-Jivemtind ttriilKe Wai-U.. H CO W iEh CALVIN NJTTiNli£SO». 1 ALIEN TUGGLE i CO.. OREGON USH >HD mHPlE. IM * JiO flpear St. San Frmi(ClM«o. i si o 1-9 o p 03 H H BO H r-i o iSflWi Francisco. 325 Silveira R, saloon, 319 Drumm Silverman J, dry, fancy and gent's fur- nishing Koods and ladies' and chil- dren's underwear, 220-224 3d SILVERMAN M (Peixotto & Silver- man), 42-46 M •lilveratein E, locksmith, 37 Paciiic Silverstcir Julius, dry goods, 1435 Polk Silvester Geo F, seeds, 317 Washington Sil- estri A ft Co, fiah, 517 Merchant Simark Mitchell, fruits, 2100 Fillmore Simi Lazzro, saloon, 412 Broadway Simi Louis, butcher, 314 Montgomery a>e SIMI PIETBO. manufacturer and wholesale dealer in native wines, 429 Grewn Simmi Michale, fruit, 1519 Buchanan Simmon Herber, cigars, 146 4th Simmnads G (G Simm >nds & Co), 429 Bitttery SIMMONDS S 6 & 00 (A Vignier and G Simmonds), proprietors Nabob Whiaky, 42!) and 431 Battery Simmons Herbert, cigars and tobacco, 146 4th Simmons John P (John P Simmons & Co), 3 Borry Simon C.I (Araold, I'ollock & Co), 206 S ioriim"nto Simon E (Simon, .lacobs & Co), 17 and 19 Battery Simon Esther, tn and A Cook), gents' furnishing goods, 3 Sansome Simons Peter B (Peter B Simons & Co), 120 Sutter SIMONS PETER B & CO (Peter B Simons), wholesale watches and jew- elry, 120 Sutter SIMONSEN A M> Young America Boarding-house, 15 Pacific Simousdon John, liquors, 408 Main Simontou I B, carpenter, 534 Sacra- msnto Simouton James W (San Francisco Bulletin Co and San Francisco Cull Co), 5 .5 Montgomery Siinpkiu'^ C H, commission merchant, 328 Montgomory Simpson A M & Bro, lumber, 44 Mar- ket, yards Howard and Beale street wharfs Simpson & Fisher (.John Simpson and Andrew Fisher), sail makers, 34 and 36 StDuart Simpson .las, piiysician, 234 Post Simpson J C, " Breeders' and Sports- men's Journal," 508 Montgomery Simpson John (Simpson & Fisher), 31 and 36 Steuart ^ Simpson Regular Line for Oregon, 44 Market, G H Flanders agt 39 Front Portland, Oregon Simpson R W, brush and broom fac- tory, oHioe 325 Sacramento, factory 613 and 615 Brannan CO GO CD 79 3 &0 3 H UiDnUinnn IIIUDCD white BROB.. I»A is main and tiAlOHpear nAnlin UUU LUIflDCn, m, M.F. 0»k. Aab. Hlekoi'> Mavle. Cherry. «te. ODD FELLOWS' SDPPUES. aiSMate Temple. Ifo. • P«at HCreet.A. F. S2H 8an Frcmciaco. Simpson S C, attomey-at-law, 34 Mont- gomery Block Simpson W (Kelleher & Simpson), SE cor 4tb and Folsom Simpson Wm, druggist, 609 Davis Simrack Mitchell, fruits, 2100 Fillmore Sims James, carpenter, 417 Turk SIMS JOHN B & SON (John R and John F Sims), manufacturers of iron _ dorrs and shutters, 123 and 125 Beale Siuoiair Archie, stationer, SE cor Sut- ter and Dupont Sindel Jacob (Jacob Sindel & Co), 424 Pacific Sindel Jacob & Co (Jacob Sindel and Richard Gantner), blacksmiths, 424 Pacific Singer Alfred, music teacher, 37 Post SmOEE HANUFACTURINO CO, see The Singer Manufacturing Co Singing Section Verein Eintracht, Prof Wm Borchert, 316 Post Sinsheimer Bros (Henry and Bernhard Sinsbeimer), merchants, San Luis Obispo, 228 California Sinsheimer Henry (Sinsheimer Bros), 228 California Sinsheimer S, crockery and cutlery, 635 Washington Sinz Otto, prep The Co-operative Watch Repairing Co, 331 Kearny Sippel Frank, liquors, 638 Sacramento Sisenvine L, cfgars and tobaco, 301 Kearny Sisson A W (Sisson, Crocker & Co), 202 Sansome Sisson, Crocker & Co (S M Cutler, G W Scott, R A Wilson, M A Burke, A W Sisson and C W Crocker), general merchants, 202 Satisome Sisson Robert, watchmaker and jeweler, 203 Pacific Sisson A W (Sisson, Crocker & Co), 202 Sansome Sisters of St Dominic, Sister Mary Pia Bakes Superioress, St Boniface School, 117 Tyler Sittenheim Benj, fish dealer, Hayes Valley Market Siversou Martin, liquors, NE cor Stcu- art and Howard Sixth Street Pharmacy, Fred Crazer mgr, druggist, cor '"^th and Folsom Skaife Alfred (Dwyer, Skaife & Robert- sou), 400 Sansome Skehan John, vegetables, 3016 16th Skehan Mrs M, fruits and vogetables. Arcade MArket, 6th Skelly J F (f Trejos & Co), 123 Cali- fornia Skelly John, wines and liquors, NE cor Howard and 4th Skelly Miss Kate, dressmaker, 2't43 California Skelton E W, real estatej 304 Mont- gomery Skerrett Daniel, watchmaker and jew- eler, 126 2d Skerrett & Donnelly (Thomas Skerrett and Thomas Donnelly), boots and shoes, 226 6th Skerrett Thomas (Skerrett & Donnelly) 226 6th Skidmore Mrs E T, millinery, 1110 and 1112 Market Skidmore W A, mining expert and sec Miners' Association, room 23, 320 Sansome Skillar E W, real estate, 304 Montgom- ery SKtNKER JOHN, agent Dn Pout's Powder, Eagle Safety Fuse and Win- chester Repeating Arms, 115 Pine Skinner Richard, furniture, 424 Broad- way Skinner T L, attorney-at-law, 220 San- some Skipper J C, crockery and chinaware, 34 6th, cor Jessie Sklan Jno, fruits, Grand Arcade Market Slamon P, liquors, 901 Battery Slattery James, expressman, cor 16th and Valencia Slattery Jeremiah, hotel, 521 Howard Slaven Daniel, liquors, 420 Brannan Slaven If B, druggist, NE cor Powell and Eddy SlavinP, bakery, 1324 Dupont Slavin Patrick, groceries, SW cor Broad- way and Hyde Slayback Mrs A D, candies, 38i 7th Sleeper Chas, mgr S F Clearing House, 211 Sansome Slessinger Louis (Porter, Slessinger & Co), 117 Battery Sloan & Garvin (John Sloan and James Garvin), produce merchants, 305 and 307 Vv'ashington Sloan John (Sloan & Gar«^in), 305 and 307 Washington Sloan W R, real estate broker, 234 Montgomery Sloane Bernard, groceries, Tehama bet 27t!i and 28th Sloane W & J (W and J Sloane and Chas L Watson), wiiolesaie carpets, upholstery goods, etc, 525 and 527 Market Slocomb & Co (H Slocomb), agts Dibble Lubricator, 436 Montgomery Slo(;omb H (H Slocomb & Co). 436 Montgomery SLOCUM AMANDA M, job printer. 543 Clay Slocum Lot D, propr Excelsior Livery Stables, 921-925 Sutter Slorah Edward C, liquors, cor 26th and Folsom CO CO CO CO CO JS CO cs Oil CO CN 09 PO CO CM CM 00 (0 o .4 z o o PRISON CELLS. "SSfn-Si S.'iXn'"' CALVIN NUHING i SON. *" Smi CP as Smi E \N i£ Smi cl Smi CO Smi 2 Smi PE C o Smi ^ P c Smi 9i H Smi Smi Is] a *J Sm: jB S jj 8m *• A ^ Sm fe \ Sm •£ 81 _ i X Sm C 3 P4 Sm £ H Sm S \ Sm HA "^"Piiipipppi mmmmmm^ ULIEII. TUGGLE i CO.. WEXIOH HURB WOODS."-*.y^KSi;y- JS CM eus CO CM CM CO E &0 /Son Francisco. 327 SI088 Louis (Louis Sloss ft Co), 310 and 312 Sansome SLOSS LOUIS ft CO (Louis Slosa and Lewis Gerstle), hide and fur dealers and tanners, 310 and 312 Sansome Slurzenegger C A, saloon, 536 Mission Smack s Fran k, barber, 2702 Mission SMADEKE & HEY (Wm Smadeke and John Hey), wines and liquors, 1201 Missi on comer 8th SMADEKE WM (Smadeke ft Hey), wines and liquors, 1201 Mission cor- ner 8th Small Mrs A F, dressmaker, 1131j^ Mis- sion Small Mrs Annie, dressmaking, 2050 Mission Small Mrs E, dressmaking, 131 Post SMALL ISAAC H, foundry and ma- chine works, 574 and 576 Brannan Small J W, saloon, 503 Montgomery ave Small Pox Hospital, cor 26th and San Bruno Road SMART GEO C> president Milkmen's Mutual Aid and Protective Associa- tion and milk dealer, 35 Eddy Smerchimich B, restaurant, 629 Davis Smeth Antonio A, restaurant, 1002 and 1004 Market Smiley James, broker, 634 Broadway Smiley T J L, stock broker, 314 Mont- gomery Sniilie P] R, physician and ucntist, 649 Washiuftton Smith Dr, Medical Institute, 1513 Bu- chanan Smith Adam, liquors, 633 Sacramento Smith Andrew (Harrington ft Smith), 218 California Smith Andrew D (Smith ft Snow), 310 California Smith Arthur H (Smith ft Co), 1401 Polk Smith Miss Anna, dressmaker, 961 and 963 Mission Smith A B, livery stable, 1209 Folsom Smith A D, agent Amazon Fire Insur- ance Co, 310 California Smith Mrs Adam, lodging-house, 515 Sacramento Smith A S, oyster saloon, 1002 and 1004 Market Smith A Vincent, coilee saloon, 17. Washington Smith B B, miniiig sec, 330 Pine SMITH BENJ Bi proprietor Empire House, (>;^), 636 and (>40 Commercial Smith Braiuard F (Geo A Davis ft Co), 327 Market Smith Bros (Julius P a:id Frank M Smith), borax mfrs, 315 California Smith C, bakery, N£ cor Stockton and Washingt secretary Mechanics' Foundry, 213-219 1st Smith Chas T, sec Improved Order of Redmen's Hall, 320 Post SMITH CHRISTIAN W (Redington ft Co), 629 and 531 Market Smith Claude L, attomey-at-law, 12 Mon^omery Smith C M, expressman, 541 i Sacra- mento Smith C W, coppersmith and plumber, 520 and 522 Davis Smith C W, express, 436 Montgomery Smith C W (Redington ft Co), 529 Mar- ket SMITH C W M. Pioneer Patent Of- ces, patent lawyer and solicitor, estab- lished 1862, 224 Sansome Smith D A, first deputy coroner, 643 Sacramento SMITH D A> propr Watt's Liver King, 141^ 5th Smith ft Denker (S Denker and F Smith), cigars and tobacco, 29 4th Smith E D, physician, 223 Kearny. . Smith E M, mining, 330 Pine Smith F (Smith ft Denker), 29 4th Smith Ferdinand, money broker, 316 Montgomery Smith, Francis (Francis Smith ft Co), 130 Beale SMITH FRANCIS & CO (Francis Smith), manufccturers of sheet iron pipe, 130 Beale Smith Frank M (Smith Bros), 3J5 California Smith G F, attorney-at-law, 502 Mont- gomery Smith Geo F, watchmaker, 122 4th Smith George G ft Co (George G Smith), mill supplies, 111 Mission Smith Geo J, painter, 311 Sutter Smith Geo L, barber, 1210 Market Smith George S, physician, 1063 How- ard Smith H, new and second-hand furni- ture, 1047 Howard bet 6th and 7th Smith H, commissioner of deeds and notary public, 307 Montgomery Smith H, stables and boarding, 9 Wash- ington SMITH HA> managers F cash grocery, 519 Post Smith Harry B Jr, agt Chicago Grand Trunk R R, 8 New Montgomery Smith H C (Ackerman, Moore ft Co and Moore ft Smith), pier 10, Steuart Smith Hamilton Jr, civil engineer, 320 San ■?ome Smith Henry, clothing, 527 Pacific Smith Henry (Smith ft Mcrkeus), 10 Washington Smith Henry, liquors, 505 Pacific 0» c 79 > Z o o o 00 &0 c/9 HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BROS., I» A IS Main and 14 A 141 Spear Mtreet, d. F. OreKon AHh, Haple and Alder. tOmS BRtVEHNHH <; CO.. offer Goods loirer than •■] howM In the City, ll» MontKOWory St. ALU ^28 San Frcmdaco. Board 225 1) SMITH HENRTL. secretary of Trade of S F, 202 Market Smith H F (H P Smith & Co), Kearny Smith H F & Co (H F Smith and W R Lothrop), stationers and newsdealers, 225 Kearny Smith Holland, notary public and com- missioner of deeds, 307 Montgomery Smith H P & Son, hay and grain, 1214 Folsom Smith Hubark, liquors, 519 Washington Smith H W, soap mfr, agt Arbuckle Bros' coffee, 405 Front Smith Hyman (S Asher & Co), 325 Davis Smith J (Smith & Poultney), 344 Bran- uan Smith Jas K, mfr of trunks and valises, 961 Mission Smith J C, lumber, 1 Howard Smith J F, attorney -at-law, 637 Kearny Smith J Frank, attorney-at-law, 502 Montgomery Smith J G, painter, 524 Valencia SMITH J HENLEY, vice-president Pacific Transfer Co, 110 Sutter Smith J Howard, attorney-at-law, 562 Montgomery Smith J M, bakery, 1000 Stockton SMITH JOHN, boarding and lodging, 409 Drumm Smith John, grocer, 18 Clay Smith John, coal and wood, 223 Post Smith John, salo(m, 102 Jackson SMITH JOSEPH (Smith & Poultney), South Park Livery, ^44 and 346 Brannan Smith J J, painter, 850 Howard Smith Julius H, civil engineer, 22 Cal- ifornia Smith Julias P (Smith Bros), 315 Cali- fornia Smith J II (Benedict & Smith), 136 Montgomery Smith J R, milkman, 35 Eddy Smith J S, m^r of the Navy Soap Com- pany, 34 California Smith J T (Smith & Nelson), 10 Com- mercial Smith J W, bootmaker, cor Napa and Kentucky Smith J W", carpenter, 128 Hayes Smith Mrs Kate, saloon, 214 Hunt Smith K M, attorney-at-law, 74 Mont- gomery Block Smith >Ii8s L, artist, 1023 Market Smith Louis, groceries, 641 California Smith, Lucy &, Co, soap mfrs, 405 Front Smith Martin L, meat market, 4U5 Fol- som Smith Matthias, bootmaker, 502 Pacific Smith & Morkous (Henry Smith and Clans Merkons), groceries, 10 Wash- infiton Smith Mrs M L, cofiee house, 1005 Market Smith Miss MoUie A, dressmaker, 2736 16th Smith Mrs Nellie, liquors, SE cor Sutter and Central ave SMITH & NELSON (J T Smith and S P Nelson), commission agents, 10 Commercial Smith N T, treas S P R R, cor 4th and Townaend Smith B (Stearns & Smith), 423 Front SMITH & POULTNEY (Joseph Smith and Geo T Poultney), South Park Livery Stable, 344 and 346 Brannan Smith R, livery stable, 324 3d Smith Robert 74 uiil 57l) iir.imiun S iIiIki l)iut<4i, wholcjiiile litjuors, 541 and 513 Mi.s. attomey-at-law, 629 Kearny Soderer A H (Donnelly A; Soderer), 1108 Market Soelter L, painter, whitener and paper- hanger, 403 Greeii Schulken Henry (Schulken Bros), SW cor Eush and Taylor Solaman Isidor, tailor, 532 Pacific Solano Crushing Mill, H O'Neil propr, 218-224 Steuart Solis Angel, barber, 37 Sutter Solley Steave, cigars, S'^4 Kearny Solomon & Bush (Moi"iS Solomon and Isaac Bush), junk, 408 5th Solomon I L & Co, furniture and bed- ding, 244 4th Solomon Jacob L, pawnbroker, 622 Kearny Solomon Joseph, tailor, 1207 Polk Solomon L, clothing, 48 Steuart Solomon Marks, tailor, 250 Ellis Solomon Meyer, tailor, 138 Jackson Solomon Morris (Solomon & Bush), 408 5th Solomon S, butcher. Grand Central Market cor 6th and Market Solomon Solomon, tailor, 515 Jackson Somaly John (Somaly & Schneider), 624 and 626 California Somaly & Sclmeider (John Somaly and A Schneider), restaurant, 624 and 626 California Somerset House, Mrs H Westall propr, 764 Mission SOMERS HC (Rider, Somers & Co), pier 22, Steuart Somerville Daniel, saloon, 132 Mont- gomery ave Somervell & Neuval (W S Somervell and F N Neuval), Pacific Asphaltum Co, roofers and sidewalks, 420 Jack- son and 4i'2 Mont<;oniery Somervell W 8 (Somervell & Neuval), Pacific Asphaltum Co, 420 Jackson Sonimer Max, fancy goods, 3(52 3d Sonips P (}, soda works, 251) and 2fll Clementina Son Mrs Adelaide, confectionery, 134 Hayes Son Adolph A (Son Bros), 300 and 302 California Son Allwrt A (Son Bros), 300 and 302 (/aiifornia SON BROTHERS (A A and A A Son), importers and dealers in cutlery, pipes, staticiKjry, "moking articles, etc, 300 and 302 California Sonnenherg Louis B, groceries, SE cor Stoi'kton and Post SONNTAQ CHAS (Charles Sctintag & Co), 114 and 116 Market GO &0 OO CD oo en ^ii UIDnUUnnn IIIMDCi) H^HlTUUKOei., is a ia> Main aatl 14 A 10t»|»«aR> nNnUlf UUU LUinDkil, Mt.M. F. Black Wulunt, 8|>aul8h Cedar. Vcneera. KHIGHTS TEMPUB UHIFORMS.'i}g?«gfcat.ffiinpa,?JSS 330 San Francisco. SONNTAO CHABLES & CO (Chas Spnntag), munitioas of war, guns, pistols, ammunition, cartridges, agent s for Robt Mann ft Sons axes, U S Cord (braided) Co and Lowell Battery Gun, 114 and 116 Market Sonoma Lumber Co, 420 California SONOMA YALLET RAILROAD, Peter Donahue president, Thomas W Johnston secretary, 430 Montgomery Sonora Market, Victor LeBert propr, 218 18th Sonora Pacific Coal Co, A C Hammond sec, 401 California Sons of Jacob, Chebra, H Raymond sec, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Sontallasci B & Co, fruits, NE cor Mis- sion and 11th Sontallasci ft Co, fruits and vegetables, 1432 Howard Soper Mrs Benjamin, bakery, 941 Bry- ant Sophey Joseph (McGlynn ft Sophey), 126 4th Sorbier Mrs Louise, dressmaker, 220 Van Xess ave Sorbier Restauiant, H Bocken and L Baccala proprs, 540 Commercial Sorensen Charles M, tailor, 516 Pine Sorensen Wm, groceries, NE cor McAl- lister and Laguna Sorge Oscar (J B Golly & Co), 26 Geary Sorich A (Medovich & Sorich), 5 Brook SORMANOOUISEFFE. Grand Casino Saloon, 308 Montgomery avenue Sornin A, watchmaker and jeweler, 343 Kearny Sorvel Firmin, florist, 105 6th Sosso Antoni"', saloon, 810 Kearny Soubies P, fish market, 1322 Stockton SOTJLE E, agricultural implements and carriage manufacturer, corner 4th and Bryant Soule S P, dairy produce, 232 Mont- gomery ave Souter Peter, books and stationery, 11384 Pacific South Bodie Gold Mining Co, 44 Nevada Block SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MA- RINE INSURANCE CO OF NEW ZEALAND, W J Callingb am general agent, 213 Sansome South Bulwer Gold Mining Co, 320 San- some South Comstock Consolidated Silver Mining Co, J M Bufiington sec, 309 California South Cosmopolitan Grammar School, cor Eddy and Polk South Cosmopolitan Primary School, cor Bush and Dupont South End Pharmacy, J K Dunbar propr, cor 6th and Bryant South End School, cor William and Henry South Feather Water and Union Mining Co, A Halsey sec, 328 Montgomery South Pacific Coast R R, R M Garrett agt, 222 Montiromery SOUTH PACmC HOUSE, F F Mol- ler proprietor, 263 East South Park, 2d and Brannan South Park House, M Kuhl propr, 530 3d South Park Laundry, Mrs Mary Bennett propr, 555 Bryant South Park Malt House, Herman Zwieg propr, Brannan bet 5th and 6th South Point Mills and Wooden Pump i and Pipe mfy, n s Berry bet 3d and 4th South Point Warehouse, T G Walking- 1 on & Co proprs. Berry bet 3d and 4tn SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO BREW- ERY, Hoelscher ft Co, comer 14th and Railroad avenue South San Francisco Dock Company, Wm Stuart sec, 320 Sansome South S F Methodist Church, 15th ave. South Scan Francisco South San Francisco Packing and Pro- vision Co, J G Johnson, H Mohr, H Kroger and C Nonnenmann proprt,, cor 4th ave and M, South San Francisco, office and salesroom, 226 Front South San Francisco School, W J Gor- man prir, SW cor 14th ave and L SOUTHER MRS A B, materializing medium, 1150 Market Souther J L, second-hand fiimiture, 706 Howard Souther Joseph N (Joseph N Souther ft Co), 122 and 124 Market Souther Joseph N ft Co (Joseph N Souther) proprs Dr Abernethy'sGreen Ginger Brandy and Bennet's Stomach Bitters, 122 and 124 Market S S F Park St R R, cor R R and 9th ave Southern Nevada Mining Co, R E Kelly sec, 419 California Southern Pacific R R, office SE cor 4th and Townsend Spaar Chris, groceries, NE cor Mason and Filbert Spafford Mrs E, lodgings, 281 Minna Spafford J M ft Co, commission mer- chants, 310-316 Clay Spafford Packing Co, 310-316 Clay Spain, Consul of, Camilo Martin, 41 1^ California Spamer J A, compressed yeast, 643 Mission Spanier Joe, saloon, 112 Post Spanish Benevolent Society, 510 Bush Spanton James, painter, 1214 Polk • CO CO CO AllEN esi 09 CO c^ 09 c/> CO en CALVIN NUniNG S SON, Tabular WKerlbarrowa, Bolt and Brldce Work, fttt naln Street, Han Franelaeo. Spanni Conf Sparks Polk Sparks Sparro ket, Spauld steal Spauld and 414 < Spauld 310 Spauld Iron 410 Spaulc Can Spauli 306^ Spaulc 608 SFAU ufac Spawt gine Spear Stet Spear sepl Spei mei Spear pro] Spear Spear Hai SPE/ Hy Speci) G ] Bui Spech Mil Spcct Loi Speei 11 Speei ra> doi Spell Bu SPE sfI spI an Ca Spen SPE C« Hkli mEH, TUGGIE l[ CO.. OBEGOII *SH m ll>Pl£.".f.?.iKK?' CO CM CU c/> CO iSem Francisco. 331 Spannagel J C, Columbia Bakery and Confectionery, 1257th Sparks Charles (Wight & Sparks), 1507 Polk Sparks William, ship owner, 7 Mission Sparrow Joseph, saloon and meat mar- ket, 33 Clementina Spaulding Geo (Geo Spaulding & Co), steam printers, 414 Clay Spaulding Geo ft Co (George Spaulding and Dwight Germain), steam printers, 414 Clay Spaulding Gold and Silver Mining Co, 310 Pine Spaulding Jerome, sec Pacific Stove and Iron Works Co, 228 and 230 Main and 410 Kearny Spaulding J & Co (J Spaulding), Pioneer Carpet-beatiog Works, 353 Tehama Spaulding M, bricklayer and jobber, 306^ Jessie Spaulding N P, asst treas U S Treasury, 608 Commercial SPAULDING N W. Pacific Saw Man- ufacturing Co, 17 and 19 Fremont Spawn Abel P, Western agt for fire en- gines and apparatus, 40li California Spoar A F & Co, stevedores, pier 22, Steuart Spear Edward S & Co (Edward S, Jo- seph S, Joseph S Jr, and Gustavus L Spear), auctioneers and commission merchants, 729 Market Spear Street Planing Mills, F W Glade propr, 30-IU Spear Spear T R, dentist, 335 Kearny Spear Wm J, cigars and tobacco, 976 Harrison SPEARS J Ml grocer, corner Pine and Hyde Special Agents Treasury, J F Evans, W G Morris, United States Appraiser's Building Specknian F F, grocer, NE cor 4th and Mission Specter Richard (Wienberg ft Specter), Long Bridge Spoer H J (DrSpinney ft Co), physician, II Kearny Speer Riddell, pres San Bernardino Bo- rax Mining Company, 106 Leides- dorflF Spellman Ju?«ph, merchant tailor, 506 Bush SPENCE A S, presideiit The A S Spenco Co, 537 Market SPINCE A S GO (THE) (see The A S Spen ce Co) SPENCE ft JOHNSON (W A Spence and Robert Johnson), fish dealers, 93 California Market Spence S J, dentist, 629 Kearny SPENCE W A (Spence ft Johnson), 93 California Market CO Spencer Alrik G, printer, 500 Folsom Spencer David W, saloon, K,W cor Folsom an d Beale SPENCER F W ft GO, importers of the Steck ft Spencer Pianos, New York, aud Smith American Obrgans, Boston 23 and 25 5th opp U S Mint Spencer G (Boedeker ft Spencer), NW cor Green and Kearny Spencer Geo W, saloon, 1600 Mission Spencer Geo W, mgr of the Manchester Fire Assurance Company, 316 Cali- fornia Spencer John, plumber and gasfitter, 605 Was hington SPENCE& J C, (The Wonder) feathers and artificial flowers, 1024 Market Spencer H, attorney-at-law, 408 California Spengemann Charles, saloon, 12 O'Far- rell SPERANZA ADELINE, music teach- er, 104 Kearnv SPERANZA SIONOR D, Italian mu- sical Institute of San Francisco, 104 Kearny Sperl Charles (Kaientz ft Sperl), 444 3d Sperling F, 1st vice pres Grand Loilge Independent Order B'nai B'riths San Francisco Sperling M E ft Co (M E Sperling), 309 California Sperry Austin (Sperry ft Co), 22 Cali- fornia Sperry ft Co (Austin ft S W Sperry), millers and commission men hants, proprs Sperrys' Flouring Mills, Stock- ton, 22 California Sperry J W (Hogg ft Sperry), 22 Cali- fornia Sperry S W (Sperry ft Co), 22 California Speyer Jacob W (Philip, Speyer ft Co), 425 California Speyer Morris, insurance agt, 307 Cali- fornia Speyer Phillip ft Co (Morris and Jacob W Speyer), insurance agts, 13 Mer- chants' Exchange Spiegel Capt C (California Yeagers), 620 Bush SPIEGEL CAPT CHRIS (Spiegel & Schweizer), 31*2 Post SPIEGEL ft SCHWEIZER (Chris Spiegel and Fred Schweizer), saloon, 312 Post Spiers James (Hinckley, Spiers ft Hayes), 220 Fremont Spiesz Jos, bootmaker, 634 Pacific Spiller F F, attorney-at-law, 622 Clay Spinetti Antonio, attorney and col- lector, 704 Montgomery SPINK ft SONS (Samuel P, James A, and Samuel P Jr), gold and silver plaiters, 7 4th > o o 23 CO fro CO HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITK BROti. , 18 A 15 Main and 14 * 1« Mpear titreet, H. ¥. Wason Stock. Cabinet Woods, etc. :r ^i:S'- -X' t 09 H CO s • V li o la LOUIS BR^ffiBimi t Cft. «■> r f>««4« I«w«r thiui •■] e CI " "■ hoaae Ih tke Oltjr. ■!• M«ataon«ry at. 332 San Frandaco. H Tfl o 14 Spinney & Oo (H J Speer), phyaioiana, 11 Kearny Spinney Geo R, minins aec, 310 Pine "Spirit of the Tiine8,'^621 Sanaome "Spiritual Reaaoner," 114 Geary Spiritualiat Library, Ixora Hall (1,000 volumea), open Sundays 10 a h to 10 p M Spiro M & Co, watches and jewelry, 18 Kearny Spiro Morris (M Spiro & Co), 18 Kearny Spiro Rudolph, oyster house, 808 Kearny Spiteri Bros, game and poultry, 4 Clay Street Market Spitz Mme Bertha, hair work and per- fumery, 328 Kearny Sulivan J, .tailor, 5U6i Bush SPLIVALO AUGUSTUS D, attor- ney-at-law, 72 and 73 Montgomery Block Splivalo C R (C R Splivalo & Co and Splivalo k Forman), 415 Battery SPLIVALO C R & CO (C R Splivalo and R S Polastri), proprietors Cali- fornia Italian Paste Co, 415 Battery SPLIVALO & FORMAir. proprietors Yosemite Flour Mills, 415 Battery Spofford J L, boatbuilder, 413 Main Spofford M L, shipjoiner, 413 Main Sportorno John B, poultry, 47 and 48 California Market Sportman's Club of California, Wm Stuart sec, 320 Sansome Sposito J & Co (J Sposito), fish, 101 and 102 California Market ' SPOTTS A T. president and general manager California Refrigerator and Pork Packing Co, 727-731 4th SPOTTS T T, secretary California Re- frigerator and Pork Packing Co, 727- 731 4th Spray G C, collector, 511 Montgomery Spreokels Adolph B (John D Spreckefs & Bros), and sec California Sugar Re- finery, 327 Market Spreckels C A (J D Spreckels & Co), 327 Market Si>reckels Claus (J D Spreckels & Bros), cind pres California Sugar Refinery and Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co, 327 Market Spreckels J D (J D Spieckels & Co), 327 Market Spreckels J D & Co (Claus, J D, A B and C A Spreckels), Hawaiian Com- mercial Sugar Co, 327 Market Spreckel's New Sugar Refinery, A B Spreckels sec, Potrero Spring Creek Ditch Mining Co, A Halsey sec, 328 Montgomery Spring Dale Water Co, Thos A Thorn- sen agt, 271 East Spring F S, raaX estate, 705 Sanaome Spring G W, Pioneer Fruit Store, 803 4th Spring J R, real estate, 705 Sanaome SPBnfO MENZO, artificial limba, 9 Geary Spring Valley Grammar School, cor Broadway and Polk Spring Valliiy Hall, Green Spring Valley School, Union nr Frank- lin Spring Valley Water Works, Chas Webb Howard pres, 516 California Springer A, fruits and vegetables, 1623 Polk Sprin er Henry L, barber, 358 4th Springer Jason (Juson Springer & Co), SE cor Spear and Mission Springer Jason & Co (Jason Springer and Warren H Salsbury), doors, win- dows and blinds, SE cor Spear and Mission SPRINGER W H, groceries, north- west corner 17 th and Dolores Springfield Fire Marine Insurance Co (Massachusetts), Jacobs & Eaaton general agts, 216 Sansome Springsteen W S, pliysi>:ian, room 5, 652 Market Sprott Maggie, teacher Mission Gram- mar School Sproul Andrew (Sproul & Krill), 60 California Market Sproul & Krill (Andrew Sproul and Henry Krill), oyster saloon, 60 Cali- fornia Market Spruance John (Spruance, Stanley k Co), 410 Front SPRUANCE. STANLEY & CO (John Spruance and Samuel L Stan- ley), wholesale liquors, 410 Front Squaglia Octavia, tailor, 302 Montgom- ery ave Sresovich Luke G k Co, coniuiisaiou fruits, etc, 505 and 507 Sansnnie Sroufe John (Sroufe k McCrunj), 210 Market Sroufe k McCriim (John Sroufe and Hugh McCrum ), wholesale li(|Uors, 208 and 210 Market Staacke George (Thomas Bell & Co), 305 Sansome Staake Ernest, notions 315 3d Staats 1 F, groceries, !)55 Harrison Stack J M, boarding-house, 1831 Mis- sion Stack John (Stack k Lacombe), 639 Market Stack & LacomlM3 (John Stack and Geo Lacombe), hatters, 630 Market Stack Richard, bakery, 466 Gtb Stack T J (G W Clark k Co), 64a Mar- ket Stacom Maria J, millinery, 141 Post Stad Geo (Davis k Co), 344 3d PIONEER IRON WORKS. CAIiVlM MIITTINtt A liON. Proprietors. £iitabllalied 184*. 9917 Main Street. H F. : /'■' mull. TOGGLE i CO.. VEWEERS "aiRJasr- Som Francisco. 333 St«den ~^ ' ''on, srooeriea, SW ooraer Steuo! .. auJL Misiion Studtfeld J Jr, mining see, 419 California Stautfeld WmC (Liudaoherft 8tadtfeld), 34 Montgomery STABTMULLER F D (Walter, Schil- liuu & Co), northwest comer Fine and Battery Staengel Ebeihart, onfeotionery, 1432 Pacitio Statfelbaeh Edward, liquors. 108 Steuart STAFFORD WILLIAM D, manager Great Western Mutunl Aid Associa- tion, room 9, 841 Market Stafford Wm F, attorney-at-law, 420 Mnntgome y STAHL EDW (Stahl ft Maaok). 305 and 3U7 Stockton Stthl Henry N, saloon, 506 Washing- STAHL ft M/IACK (Gdw Stahl and Ernest Maack), liroprieton Winter Garden, 805 and 307 Stockton Stable John, propr Rusi House, baths and barber shop, 217 Montgomery Stalile Henry W, Occidental Hotel, barber sh<*p, 238 Bush STAHMANH MRS SOPHIE, sta- tiouery and sohnul books, branch bak- erv, 722 Lombard StaibC, bootmaker, 932 Folsom Staley Mrs R V, medium, 220 O'Far- rell St illard J H, physician, 632 Sutter Stambuugh 8 8, physician, 659 Clay 8t inper Mrs F, mattrestiea and bedding, 37 2d Standard Box Co, J L Merguire propr, SW cor Bryant and 5th Standard Building and Loan Associa- tion, B'nai K'ril'i Hall. 121 Ed[»ra, factory 41il-4Ut Chestnut, offic ! liO Front Stundanl Shin Manufactory, cor Gough and Grove Standard Soap Company, R P 1'homas proR, .T J Apple.;ute sec, 204 Sacra- mento Standard Sugar BeKnery, 16 Front C/> Stanford Hotel, C H Lehrke propr, 618 and 620 4th Stanford J B (O W Clark ft Co), 646 Market STANFORD LELAND, president C P R R, northeast corner 4th and Townsend Staniforth Mrs Julia, liquors, NW cor 3d and Kinif Staniels W (Herman Hoger ft Co), 1317 Pine Stanley Mrs Amelia, news dealer, 4 7th Stanley ChasT, notary public and com- missioner of deeds, S W cor Montgom- ery and Commercial Stanley D S ft Co, book and job printers, 543 Clay Stanley M J ft Co (M J and J G Stan- ley), baskets, 865 Market Stanley Samuel L (Spruance, Stanley ft Co), 410 Front Stanley Wm H, dentist, 115 Kearny Stanly John A, attorney-at-law, 604 Clay Stanly, Stoney ft Hayes (.Tohn A Stanly, Thos P Stoney and Geo R B Hayes), attorneys-at-law, 604 Clay Stanton A P, mgr Argonaut Publishing Co, 522 California Stan wood H C, agt Calif wO ^1 ■ M199SI ili \ 1' \n\ lllsi'^ liiQuI'^ il '■Hi ■i HARDWOOD lUMBiR, WHITK BR«M., la A IS Main and 14 A l« lllp«ar Mt. M. V Boat t»tocH, Oak Plawk and Tlaik«r . I J MASONIO OUTnTS. ttJgtfiavgltg/JgfBigtVfr 334 iSon Frcmdaeo. Starr A W (Starr & Co), 16 California Starr & Co (A D, A W and Alfred B Starr), shippine and oommiHion mer- ohanta and flonr milla, 16 Cali- fornia Starr Geo R (Geo R Starr & Co), 308 aud 310 Washington Starr Geo R 4 Co (H O Link and G R Starr), commis'iion merchanta, 308 and 310 Waahington Starr Kin^ Primary School, cor Bryant and 6th Starr & Mathison (A M Starr and Thoa Mathison), ameltora. Berry bet 4th and 5th STASB WM M. Occidental Ware- houae, corner Ist and Townaend Staraon J, chiropodiat, 11 and 13 Du- _pont STASSB MRS MABTHA, coffee houae, 806 Miaaion STATE BOARD OF IMMIORA- TION FOR OREOOH AND WASH- nrOTON TERRITORY. John E Shepha rd com miaaio ner, 501 Battery STATE nrVESTHENT AND IN- SURANCE 00 (The), C H Cuahing aecretary, 218 and 220 Sanaome, aee The >State Inveatment Inaurance Co State Priaon Director, Dr W FMcNutt, 410 Kearny State Univeraity Land Office Depart- ment, 310 Pine STATHAM WM & CO. piano manu- facturera, 765 Miaaiuu "Statiatician" (annual), L P McCarty publisher, 414 Clay Staub Henry, druggiat, SW cor Sutter and Larkin Stand J N and Frank, wood and coal, 211 Mason Staude J (Mans & Staude), 815 Pacific STEAM CANDT FACTORY. Roths- child ft £hrenpfort, 118 Front Steamship Lines, located at C P R R Ticket Office, foot of Market street, Inman, National, White Star, Allen, Anchor, State, Guion, Hamburg, North German Lloyd, American, Generate Trans-Atlantique aud Red Star Steam Soda Works, P G Somps propr, 259 and 26 1 Clementina Stearns Mrs £, millinery. 538 16th STEARNS FREDERICK & CO. manufacturing pharmaciuts, 26 New Montgomery Stearns ft Smith (0 6 Smith and Wm U Stearns), commission merchants, 423 Front Stearns Wm H (Stearns ft Smith), 423 Front Stebbins Rev Horatio, pastor First Unitarian Church, res 1609 Larkin 113 res Steber J 0, machinist and engineer, 316 Mission Steele H, physician, 2318 Mission Steele E L G (C Adolphe Low ft Co), 208 California Steele Jas B, bootmaker, 1109 Sutter Steele James G ft Co (Jas G Steele), druggists, 635 Market Steele Mrs J B, shirt factory, 224 Mont- gomery Steele S fi ( J B.Wooster ft Co), 218 and 220 Front Steele Wm A (Fechheimer ft Steele), office 109 Battery ST^EN E T> pumps and blocks, Mission Steen H W (Steen,. Simon ft Co), Paria STEEN JOHN, dyer, 929 Folaom Steen J (L Jaffe ft Co), 244 Sutter Steen J (Jaffe ft Co), 656 Howard Stoere ft Colby (Thomas Steere and H H Colby), East Oakland and Milla Sem- inary Expresa, 331 East Steere Thomas (Steere ft Colby), 331 East Steers Henry, saloon, 451 1st Steffani Henry (Sartor ft Steffani), 1107 D upont STEFFENSD. grocer, 138 3d Steffena Diedrich (Steffen'^ ft Reineoke), SE cor Folaom and M a Steffena John, meat market, 114 1st Steffens ft Reinecke (Diedrich Steffens and Frederick H Reinecke), groceries, SE cor Folsom and Main Stege Henry, saloon, 426 Broadway Steiger Chas R (Steiger ft Kerr), 137 1st STEEOER ft KER& (Chas R Steiger aud Jas W Kerr), proprietors Occi- dental Found ry, 137 1st STEIL HENRY, merchant tailor, 621 and 623 Market, under Palace Hotel Steimke Bros (Fredrick and John Steimke), groceries, 2064 Union Steimke Fredrick (Steimke Bros), 2064 Union Steimke J (Steimke Bros), 2064 Union STEIN AARON, stationery and pur- chasing agent Wells, Fargo ft Co's Express, northeast corner Sansome id Pine Stein Bros (E H and Henry Stein), tan- nery. Serpentine ave bet Howard and Shotwell Stein Chas W, carriage trimmer, 265 Stevenson Stein George A, bootmaker, 3 Wash- ington Stein H, hairdresser, 604 Montgomery Stein H L (Stein, Simon ft Co), 585 Market STEIN JOHN, dyeing and scouring, 92tf Folsom CO eo CO U9 CO CO o o o PRISON CEllS,>'ir-S^a;uriiK;;s..'r» CALVIN NUTTIN6 1 SON. mEM. T1IG61E I M. MEXIMII H>BD WOODS.'U?Jggr g I O & s o iSfon /Vanoisco. 335 Stein Morrii, crockery, 214 Pacific Stein N (Heineman & Stein). 908 Larkin Stein Robert, bakery, 1137 Folaom Stein R, baker, 533 4th Stein, Simon & Co (H Hoffmann, H L Simon, L Amatein, San Franciaco, and Sylvain Weill, New York, and H W Stein, Paris), cloths and tailors' trim- mings, 585-589 Market STEIHBACH HENRY, saloon, 819 Keamv Steinbacn John A, watchmaker, 517 Montgomery Steinber^er A (Triest & Co\ res New York Steinberger & Kaliaher, commission and insurance, 24 Sansome Steine Morris, tailoring, 6^ Washington Steinegger Robert A, saloon, 220 Dupont Steiner Sl Oamma (Joseph ^-teiner and Antonia Gamma), Helvetia Hotel, 431 Pine Steiner H, pres Byron Club, 207 Fhelan Block, 806 Market Steiner J (Steiner & Oamma), 431 and 433 Pine Steiner, Klauber ft Co (Saml Steiner, A Klauber and S Levi), general mdse, San Diego, office 206 Front Steiner Nicholas, liquors, 311 Bush Steiner Sam (Steiner, Klauber k Co), 206 Front Steiner T (Kohlberg & Co), 143 Post Steinfels Charles, meat market, 1701 Ltiavenworth Steinh^en P & Co (Paul Steinhagen and E A Minaker), 402 Davis STEINHAET IGNATZ. manager Anglo-Califomian Bank, northeast corner Sansome and Pine Steinhart Israel ( W ft I Steinhart ft <^o), res New York STEINHART W ft I ft CO (Wm stem hart, C Adler, Israel Steinhart and Wm Scholle), manufacturers and importers clothing and gents' furnish- ing goods, 3 and 5 Battery, and Stein- hart, Adler ft Co, New \ ork Steinhart Wm (W ft I Steinhart ft Co), 3 and 5 Buttery Steinhart W, treaa California Immi- grant Association, 10 California Steinhoff H, groceries and liquors, N W cor Dupont and Bush Stemkamp B C (C F ft B C Stein- kamp), SE cor Battery and Sacra- me ito and saloon, 420 Clay Steinkamp C F (C F ft B C Stein- kamp), SE cor Battery and Sacra- mento Steinkamp C F ft B C, saloon, SE cor Battery and Sacramento Steinmetz Charles H, watchmaker, 109 Montgomery Steins Robert, bakery, 1137 Folsom Stains Theresa, bakery, 819 Broadway Stelling ft Bro (Henry and William Stelhng), butchers, 2766 Mission Stelling F J (Stelling ft Siebe), 166 and 167 2d Stelling Oeorgo, groceries, NW cor Francisco aud Stockton Stelling Henry (Stelling ft Bro), 2766 Mission Stelling ft Siebe (F J Stelling and A Siebe), Howard Market, 165 and 167 2d Stelling Wm (Stelling ft Bro), 2766 Mission Stolljes H (H Ranken ft Co), 200 4th Stellman F (M Detels ft Co), 8 Sacra- mento Stemmler Fred, upholsterer, 1713 Mar- ket Stender Herman, artist, 126 Kearny Stenhouse Mrs Fannie, dressmaker, 814 Geary Stephan John G, butcher, 1 and 2 Cali- fornia Market ' Stephens Alfred (Stephens ft Dugan), 42 6th Stephens ft Co (Saul and William R Stephens), fish dealers, 33 Centre Mar ket STEPHENS ft DXrOAN (P Stephens and V F Dugan), buots and shoes, 42 6th Stephens ft Dugan (Alfred Stephens and BernartI F Dugan), boots and shoes, 42 6th Stephens Henry, groceries, cor 24th and Noe STEPHENS MRS M J. sec Womens' Protective League, 218 Post Stephens P (Stephens ft Dugan), boots aud shoes, 42 6th Stephens Samuel (Stephens ft Co), 33 Cen tre M arket STEPHENS THOMAS, proprietor Walnut Villa, fin - wines, liquors and cigars, corner California and Waluut Stephens Wm R (Stephens ft Co), 33 Centre Market Stephenson Robert, coal and wood, 142 Minna Stephenson see also Stevenson Sterling Mrs Mary, restaurant, 236 3d Stelling Mining Co, W H Allen sec, 306 Pine STERETT B F> book and job printer, 532 Clay, facing Leidesdorff Stern Da vid, lodg ing-house, 148 6th STERN HJBNRT. manager Nucleus House, coruer 3d and Market Stern J, crockery and tinware, 1119 Folsom Stem Louis, butcher, 1078 Howard bet 6th and 7th CO c c > z o o o oo c), 628 and 530 Market Sterna Mra T, bakery, 819 Broadway StetHon Edward J (Stetaoii Si Hough- ton), attorney-at-law, 315 California STETSON ft HOUGHTON (Edward CI Stetaon and K C Hotiuhton), attor- ne>a-at-Iaw, 315 California Stetaon Jamea B (Holbmok, Merrill & Stetaon), SE cor Market and Beale Stetaon John W (Fleming & Stetaon), 4.*9 Battery Stetaon W W, mining aec, room 57, 309 Mo tcoinery STETTIN MRS H. atamping and em- broidery, 443 Bu-ni Steuart I, broker mdae, 218 California Steuart Street H<*u8e, honrdng and lodinng-houae, Herl)ert Hunt propr, 104 Steuart Stevena A O, merchant tailor, 331 Kearny Stevens A K, aec Sutter Street Bail- road Stevena, Baker & Co (L Stevens and J Baker), commiasioii mernhanta, 202 Sacramento Stevena G A (Finley, Stevena & Co), 331 Kearny STE7ENS ft OALLAGHER (J H Sti^vcua and Thoniaa J Gi.llagher), MOodand coal, 7'3 Folgum Stevena Geo, wholeaule liquor.", 318 I ront Stevens George, aaloon, SE cor Battery and Union Stevens H H. dentist, l, cor Market and La rkin, opp ytli STEVENS WILLIAM W ((George Ball ft Uo), 31 M .rket Stevenaon A M, shipping and commia- aion merchants, 214 C lifomia Stevenaon Building, SW cor Montgom- ery and California Stevenaon Mrs E, dressmaker, 115 Kearny Stevenson J D, United States Shipping C'mmitaion OtHce, 118 Jqckaon Stevena -n J J (Stevenson ft Longwill), 603 Market Stevenaon ft Longwill (J J Stevenaon and John Longwill), druggista, aun- dries, and fancy gooda, 603 Market Stevenson Robert, capitaliat, 331 M^nt- gomt-ry Stevenson Wm W, shoemaker, 25 Steu- art Stevenson, see also Stephenson Stewart ft Buckley (Thomas Stewart and Danii-1 Buckley), commission mer- chants, 5l3San8' me Stewart Charles S. lieutenant colonel U S Engineers USA, and president Board of Fortifications Pacino Coast, 533 Ke rny Stewart David, livery stable, 134 7th Stewart Frank, jewelry, 2940 16th Stewart George, real estate and 'bus agt, 644 Market Stewart G W, supt California and Ne- vada Ice Co, 356 1'ehama Stewart Henry, nursery. Post bet Devi- sndcro and Broderick STEWART ft HERRIN (William M Stewart and Win F Herrin), attor- ney a-at-law, 310 F ne Stewart I, mdae broker. 218 California STEWART JAMES, restaurant, 214 !id Stewart James (O'Neill ft Stewart), 875 Mirkct Stewart Thomas (Stewart ft Buckley), 513 SauNome Stewart W E, restaurant, cor Railroad ave and N Stewart W J, 8«'c Excelsior Water and Mining Co, 215 Saiiaonie STEWART WM M (Stewart ft Her- rin), atorn-y-i.t-lav*, 310 Fine Steyiaars Chas (Steylaars ft KosHi), NE cor I>npont and Montgomery ave and cor lilth and Misiinn Steyiaars ft Rossi (I'has Steyiaars and I' C Rostii), drng^iHts, NE cr Ihi- pont and Mont ornery ave and NE cor l*Jth and Mission StielieiH Daniel (Oppenheim ft Stiebers), 12 6th Stiefel L (Schwietzer, Sachs ft Co), res New York Stier Ernest, ° harness and saddles, 650 4th Stievlcr Jacob, biota and shoes, 212 Pacitic S PRISON CELLS, «; No Ml t<-i'V V nv- M, • • , **7 Main Mlr«*«t. ». CUIIIN tJUrriNG i SO.i Um. TUG61E t CO..' Mm. IM •■« •• Bpewr Mreet, «mi VmwcIm*. S I Hi & S CD g 5an FrancUoo. 337 »4 O "StillaHah-PMten," (SwedUh), oor Waihinston »nd Sanioine Still A P (MountMn Ice Co), S54 and S66 MiMion STILL MBS E P (Foster & Still), 18U-101 16th Stillmanu Alfred (Jennings k Still- mann), 317 California Stintsen Mias E 8, principal Harrison Street School, 810 and 812 Harrison Stitt James, bakery, 300 Minua Stitt Robert, carriage mfr, 175 Jessie Stivers Chaa A, physician, 640 Wash- ington Stivers Henry F, lumber i nspeotor, 104 Market "Stock Report" (daily). Bunker Sc Heii- ter publishers, 238 Montgomery STOCK REPORT PUMISHU^O CO, Wm M Bunker and Amoi* C Hiester Sablishers "Stock Report," 238 [onttfomery Stocker lK)uis, liquors, 444 5th Stockmall August, pleating, room 9, 841 Market Stockkoda Sylvester, fruits. Opera House Market STOCKTON E A, woodworker, propr Novelty Wood Works, 3d floor, 411 Mission Stockton Gaslight Co, Joseph G East- land prea, Alfred T Eastland sec, 604 Commercial STOCKTON STREET HOUSE. H Wm Weiss & Co, 21 r* Stockton Stockwell & Co (J H Stockwe "S CO HARDWOOD lUMBER I WAGON STOCK,'l?.;Tf ;7.»%,'J^ Vl.";!* 22 McwmMMnaMBPHMHit DAKIEL NORCROSS i zo.."SisiS7S::!^vr:!!Si aaa.'gg ' CO 938 Scm Fromcisco. 09 Stowell Wm H, radse broker, 3 Pine STRAHLE JACOB ft CO (Ferdinand de St Germain), billiard table manu- facturera and dealers in fancy wood, 633 Market Stransburger A (Kahn. Brod & Co), 335 Bush Strassburger I, real estate, 436 Cali- fornia Strassman M, physician, 206^ Post Sti'rttton FreJeri<;k pS, attorney -at -law, room 76, 30!) Montgomery Strntton John S, house raising, 854 Harrison Straub Fred, upholsterer, 1909 Mis- sion STRAUfi OUSTAV, bootmaker, 403 Sutter Straub & Husing (John Straub and Frederick Husing), merchant tailor, 317 Hayes Straub John (Straub & Husing), 317 Hayes Straub Joseph, liquors, 25 6th Straub Michael (Dix & Straub), NE cor Fillmore and Filbert Strauch John O, propr Gibb's Bonded Warehouse, SW cor Vallejo and Front Strand Franz (F & J 1^ Strand), 211 Mason Strand John N (F & J N Straud), 211 Mason Straus A, watches and jewelry, 207 Montgomery Straus Emanuel (Gretviebaum, Helbiug & Co), 232 Montgomery Straus Gastiin, attorney-at-law, 328 Montgomery Straus J (Straus, Kohustamm & C^i. 102 Battery Straus, Kohustamm & Co [J Sfcraus, F< Kohnstamm and J Bloom), wholesale crockery, 102 Battery Straus & l^evy (M Straus and H Levy;, wholesale clothing, 22 Sansome Straus M (Straus & Levy), 22 Sausomo Straus M, ai'tist, 319 California Straus Samuel J, broker, real estate and money, 316 California Strauss & Frohman (M Strauss and H Frohman), dry and fancy goods, 1201- 1205 Stockton Strauss Jonas (Levi Strauss & Co), 14 and 16 Batt«ry Strauss Iicvi (Levi Strauss &, Co), 14 and 16 Battery Strauss lievi & Co (Levi and Jonas Strauss), importers and wholesale uealeis in foreign and domestic dry goods, 14 and 16 Battery Strauss M (Strauss &, Frohman), 1201- 1205 Stockton Strauss Moses, shoemaker, 1135 Folsom wagon Sacra- 33 STBAXTT W El carriage and materials, northwest corner mento and Drumm Strecker Adolph (Streoker & Kern) Post Strecker & Kern (Wm Kern and Adolph Strecker), barbers, 33 Post Street C II, land oflScer California Im- migration Association, 10 California Street J (Coates & Street). 200 Market Street Mrs R A, insurance broker, 34 Nevada Block STREETEN JAMES M, president Llewellyn ot?ani Condenser Manufac- turing Co, 330 Pine Strehl Ad. retail butcher, stall 6 Met- ropolitan Market, cor Mission and New Montgomery Strehl Chas, meat market, stall 56 Metropolitan Market, cor Mission and New Montgomery Streib Julius, hairdresser, 137 11th Streib Wm, barber, 8 Merchant's Ex- change Stretch R H, surveyor, 420 Montgomery Streuber Gustav, gunsirith, 628 4th f?'jrezichich Vichento (Richards & Strez- ichicii), cor Beale and Bryant Striby Mrs L, music teacher, 2041 Mis- sion Striby William, piano tuner, 2041 Mis- sion Strickland Miss M A, dressmaker, 606 Hayes STRICKLAND SIDNEY L (W od & Strickland), 749 Market Strobel J F, butcher, 1129 Folsom STROBRIDOE T W JR (M Cloy- burgh & Co), 109 Clay Stroeeker H H W (Osmers &, Co), et>r Spear and Bryant, NW cor Folsom and East and cor 1st and Brannan Strot'lc Herman (Horstmeyor & Stroele), 665 Mission Strotil Jacob, liquors, 6,38 Green Strohl P (Grauer A Htr-M) -I'JO Bush Strolunaier Chiirles, k' :ery, 418 Bran- nan Strong i, Co, metallurgical works, 10 Stevenson Strong (/olin G, physician and druggibt, 21 3d Strong Miss E, artist, 728 Montgomery Strong Geo H (lAiwey fi Co), 252 Mar- ket Strong Geo W, varieties, 2059 Misaicu Strong N R (Morrow ft Strong), 115 and 117 Ist Strossman M, physician, 2064 Post Strothoff John (Strothoff*^ Reimei'iB), 25 'M StrothoflF Mrs M, te.i4';roidcry, 1022i Ma.<'ket ALIEN, &0 m CO eo ev3 I oo cs txz Stroth< Wm Strou8( ^ STR% Stroi retail priet( ket a; Grov( Strozyn 1004 Strozyn Strozyn er, S^ Struckn Strucl and F Struckm NEcc Struckn NEco Struss } Green' ^i Stuart J CO Montfi pq STUAB mFolson Stuart W ^ ' Franci man's ( some I STTTBBi Centra OO » OB O CALVIN NUniNC i SON. .J z o Tabalar Whfd'ibsrrowN, Hwlt and Mrldse W«rk, M7 Main Wtrcet, (!•■ FrMclsco. HARD! JLltll. TUGMt I CO.. Eastern Hani Wood bimlief .'SA'gAa^.y- I .a CO I o I I o /San Frandaco. 339 o Strothoff Sl Reimera (John Strothoff and Wm Rein tera), saloon, 25 3d Strouse Mai k (Mark Strouse & Co), Bay City Marl et STROVSF MARK & CO (Mark Strouse and C Derby), wholesale and retail butchers and packers, and pro- £rietors Bay City Market, 1 146 Mar- et and Hayes Valley Market corner Grove and Laguua Strozyuski Boleslaw, boots and shoes, 1004 V'Jancia Strozynbtii Roman, hairdresser, 374 3d Strozytiski Stanislas, ladies' hair dress- er, SW cor Powell and Ellis Struckmann Bros (William and Henry Struck mann), liquors, N£ cor Beale and Folsom Struckmauu Henry (Struckman Bros), NE cor Beale and Folsom Struckmann Wm (Struckmann Bros), NE cor Beale and Folsom Struss William, groceries, NE corner Greenwich and Taylor Stuart James F, attorney-at-law, 606 Montgomery STUABT THOMAS, furniture, 775 Folsom Stuart Wm, sec Star Mining Company, Oro Mining Company, South San Francisco Dock Company, and Sports- man's Club of San Francisco, 320 San- some STUBBS J C. general freight agent Central Pacific Kailrqad, northeast corner 4*h and Townsend Studebaker Bros Mfg Co of South Bend Indiana, A H Isham mgr, J A Bart- Ifttt and J A Masscy asat mgrs, 31 Market Studabecker J A (Studaheckcr ,- becker and W M Ijoudon), dressmak- ers, 224 Stockton Studley B W, watchmaker, 24 Post Studwick Jose, boots and shoes, 206 5th Stub, Bros, butchers, stalls 52 and 53 Washington Market Stumpf B, propr Metropolitan Eaktry, 226 Pacific Stumpf J, bootmaker, 1002 Bush Stumpf J, bootmaker, 501 O'Farrell Stumpf John, hay and grain, cor Rail- road and 15th aves Sturiza Nicholas, chophouso, 226 Bat- tery Starke J W, cartridge mfr, Five-Mile House, Mission Road Sturken H (Sturken & HoUings), NW cor 3d and Brannan Sturken k HoUinga (H Sturken and N 09 HoUinga), Brannan groceries, NW cor 3d and Sturla Antonio (Antonio S Curia Sc Co), 2407 California Sturla Antonio 8c Co (Antonio Sturla and G Gatto), wood and coal, 2407 California Sturla G B, saloon, 1402 Dupont STUEMAN B, physician, 101 Dupont Sturzenegger Mrs M, liquors, 546 Mis- sion Suandt Gustav, boots and shoes, 803 Jackson SUBLETT & TRACY (W A Sublett and C E Tracy), dentists, 906 Market SUBLETT DE W A (Sublett & Tracy), dentist, 906 Market Such & Co (F L Such and John H Lick), milkmen, 35 Eddy Such F L (Such & Co), 35 Eddy Suckow Charles, cabinetmaker, 23 Mont- gomery ave Sudington Geo C, auctioneer, 22 Mont- <^omery Su1roi"n James, locksmith, 672 Howard Suhl C F, wagonmaker and blacksmith, 114 Drumm SXJLLAYOIir S H, hairdresser, 1646 Polk Sullivan Mrs, ladies' hairdresser, 514 Greary Sullivan Mrs, stamping, 344 Srtter Sullivan D O, second-hand stoves, 316 Jackson Sullivan Daniel, fruits and produce, 544 4th Sullivan D 0, liquors, 20 Commercial Sullivan Daniel T, attomeyat-law, 606 Moctgomery Sullivan & Don->hue (Wm M Sullivan and Tlios R Donohue), Wiener Bot- tled Beer, 914 Ell-a SuUivan F J, attorney-at-law, 310 Pine Sullivan F!or«mce(Keunelly & Sullivan), 1 123 Market Sullivan J (A Sohottler & Co), NE cor Mont.;omery and \'allejo Sullivan Jas (Jas Sullivan & Co), 219 Davis Sullivan Jas A, Co (Jas Sullivan and J D Campbell), commission merchants, 2i9 Davis Sullivan James F, phy.sician, 7 Van Ness uve Sullivan J D, attorney-at-Iaw, 234 Montgomery ave Sullivan J D, pres United Workingmen's Co-operative Boot and Shoe Co, 4lii Market Sulli^'an Jeremiah, collector, 526 Kearny I Sullivan J F, judge, Superior Court, I 62S Montgomery SULLIVAN MRS JOHAFNA. gro. ! ccries, 922 Ho ward j SULLIVAN JOHN, bootmaker, north- i eaat corner Battery and Jackson (0 c m o o CO CO fro frO CO CO m fro Pi pi kill l'^^^' ' ^rrpil.j HARDWOOD LUMBERf lltre«t.llfF.^w;^o0lltoAT&blDetVooSsfetl^ itiniMiwiiMliiiMiilM LOmS BBiyERKIHH t CO.. _ SQoetMonto BrATerman * Levy, .JEWELERS, USMMtL Street. 340 8a/n Francisco. Sullivan Johji, wood and coal, cor La- fayette and Natoma Sullivan John J, merchant tailor . Sullivan M, bootmaker, 215 Folsom Sullivan Mary, bakery, 1002 Pacific Sullivan Mrs Mary, aaloon, 270 Bran- nan Sullivan Matthew I, attorney -at-law, 511 California Sullivan Maurice, liquors, 657 Wash- ington y Sullivan Michael, saloon, 33 Pacific Sullivan Michael, sal^nu, 522 1st Sullivan Michael, saloon, 68 1st Sullivan M J, saloon, NW cor Taylor and Tyler SUIIJyAN M J, dentist, 30 Post Sullivan M O, saloon, 518 Mission Sullivan Nelly F, teacher Mission Gram- mar School Sullivan Nora G, teacher Mission Gram- mar School Sullivan Patrick, livery stable, 913 Folsom Sullivan Patrick, saloon, 208 Broadway Sullivan Patrick J, furrier, 66 Shipley Sullivan P D, saloon, 425 Pacific Sullivan Peter, wood and coal, 2622 Mission Sullivan Peter J, real estate, 601 Cali- fornia STJXLI VAN P J, practical upholstarer, spring and hair mattresses made and repaired, 1000 Sutter c<»rner Hyde Sullivan Terrance, boots and shoes, 214 16th Sullivan Thos, grocer, 1701 Mission SUIUVAN THOMAS, i)roprietor Sul- livan's Cloak and Suit House, import- ers and manufacturers of ladies' cloaks and suits, 120 Kearny Sullivan Maj Thomas C, commissary subsistence, Army Building, 36 anil 38 New Montgomery Sullivan Timothy D, butcher, 1128 Folsom Sullivan T J, upholsterer, 1000 Sutter Sullivan W A, liqaors, SE cor Tehama and 6th Sullivan Wm M (Sullivan * Donohue), 914 Ellis Suliivan W M, bootmaker, 1424 VVash- ington SULLIVAN S CLOAK A»D SUIT HOUS£> rhomu- Sullivan projinitcr. whoiesHJe and rf'r.iil, 120 Ktauiy Sulphur Bank f^iicksilvoi .Mining Co, Luiien KennHiiii sec, 220 Suusomu Suniniorlield I., coal, NE cor Folsom ainl Snear Suininerliiiyu VVm, photograph galliiy, 012 Cluy Suiiimertuii (Jeorge (Henry (.'oubrough & Co), 713-719 Sansome Summit Gold Mining Co, W H Lent sec, room 62, 309 Montgomery Summit loe Co, J O'B Gann set , 64 Minna Sumner Mrs C A, lodging-house, 969 Mission Sumner House, Mrs A Sumner propr, 969 Mission Sumner WB & Co (W B and P W Sumner), hides, leather, tallow, wool and skins, 415 Front Sundell F, unholsterer, 1213 Ptsific SUiriNSUBANCE CO(FIBEAND MABINE), C L Taylor president, Edward E Potter secretary, 415 Cali- fornia SUNLIGHT GAS MACHINE and Dieckmann's patent fiat crimp elbows, W'^'olhouse Bros manufacturers for Fa(;ific Coast, 626 and 628 Washing- ton Superintendent Inspection Steam Ves- sels, C C Bemis, U S Appraisers' Building Superintendent of Schools, J W Taylor, New City Hall Superintendent of Streets, R J Graham, New City Hall, Superior Shirt Factory, Simon Silber- !^tt in, r06 Market Supreme Court of California, 105 Stock- ton Surveyor General, 610 Commercial Surveyor, W P Humphreys Susmann Philip^ mgr Pacific Jute Mfg Company, 204 Front Suss Abraham, broker, 304 Montgomery Sussmau S (M Ehrman & Co), 104 Front Sutcliflfe James, bakery, 703 Van Ness ave Suter Mrs J, dressmaker, 424 Sutter Sutherland F E, attoruey-at-law, office 645 Clay SutlitV Henry, cigars and tobacco, 330 and H',i'2 Kearny Sutni Adolph, capitalist. 628 Montgom- t'r\ Hldck SUtRO CHARLES (Sutro k Co). 408 Montjjimiery 8UTR0 & CO (Chiirlfs, Kmil and (Jus- tavc Sutro;, l)ankers and brokers, 40N M"ntj;(irnf!r> SUTRO EMlL (Sutn- *r'o), 408 Mont- jidMRTy SUTRO OUfjfTAVE ('^utro & Co). 408 M')ut;;(imery ."Sutro Tunuol C'lmpany, Pelham W Ames Hcc, 320 SiuiHoint- SUTTER STREET CABLE SA- LOON '■t'iir:,'c H Iiohru pri'priftor, dealer in fine wineM,lii|i:or8auil cigars, northeast corner Sutter and Central avenue l\ CAlVTli NUtTIHG « SaN, " ununt4*turerH all kliidM IKOW W08K 4;e7 Main Ktreta, Mau Vrmnvlmco. •> 9 ALIEN BUTT prop: Sutter JBJ and ] ^ Suttick a Sutton iforni SUTTC Stnauu porte] M Sutton : "g John : S^ Suydam 322 M Sveukso TH 108 B( SVBTI] Svilovicl Swain M Marke Swain E( StAnr Swain Jj ' Fillmo: Swain J ; Swain Jo som Swain J ^ Haight Swain & J C E Pe) 636 Ma Swain K Fessenc aud II- Swain \i aSivaiu i{ Nutter Swain WJ chanti Swain's E S-rail Market Swamp I San soul I Swjin Wi Swan Beil res Oali Swan Ml worth Swan EdI 21 Cali ^ Swan F ^ Swan d' Spear Swan .' SWAl^ SWAl' Nwanli sale oj Swanov C I' Powell pes O H O HAROI ULIEN. TUGGLE t CO.. OAK PLANK."-"*^ ""•'"•• Man Fr»nels«o. I .g I m I O M H H o e »"8 iSon Franci8''o. 341 SUTTEBSTBEET HOUSE, S Gaudi proprietor Sutter Street Railroad, office cor Sutter and Larkin Sutticken Frank, cigars, 36 6th Sutton C Jr (C Sutton Jr & Co), 32 Cal- ifornia SUTTON C JB & CO (C Sutton Jr), manufacturers of oil clothing and im- porters of rubber boots, 32 California Sutton Dispatch Line from Xew York, John Rosenfeld agt, 202 Sanaome Suydam James N (Crocker & Suydam), 322 Montgomery Svenkson & Blomberg, lodging-house, 108 Berry SVETINICH P, restaurant, 305 6th Svilovich Antonio, jeweler, 502 3d Swain Mrs E A (Swain & Pearson), 636 Market Swain Edward R (Cleaveland& Swain), St Ann's Building Swain James, fruits, cor Haight and Fillmore Swain J H, lastmaker, 5 Post Swain Josiah H, livery stable, 417 Fol- som Swain J W, fruits and vegetables, cor Haight and Fillmoro Swain & Pearson (Mrs A E Swain and C E Pearson), bakery and restaurant, 630 Market Swain U A & Co (R A Swain and S H Fessenden), wholesale crockery, 112 and 1 14 California Swain U M, attorjiey-at-law, 636 Clay Swiiiu K U, propr i^ wain's Bakery, 213 Sutter Swain William '3, real estate, 37 Mer- chants' IJxeiiinge Swain's Bakery ai:il Restaurant, Mrs A K S'^ain propr, E Pearson nigr, 636 Market Swamp Angel Mining Company, 320 Sansumo Swan Wm, paiiiter, 727 Slarket Swan Beni H, physician, 310 Stockton, rcH Oakland Swan Mrs E, grocorien, XE L;>r Ijcaven- worth and Washington Swan Eilward S, fruits and vegetables, 21 California Market Swan F W, groceries, 133S Washington Swan (J N & Co, box factory, 111-124 Spoar Swan •' S, sign painter, 727 Market SWANBEBG CHABLES (Swan lK!rg & West), 107 California Market SWANBEBO ft WEST (Charles o SwanlhTg and IVter F West), whole- sale oysters, 107 California Market Swanoy & Oriswold (H A Swaney and C P (Iriswohi), confectionery, 123 Powell CO Swaney H A (Swaney &, Griswold), 123 Powell Swannack Daniel, mgr Sailor's Home, Harrison bet Main and Spear Swansea Mining Company, 320 San- some Swansey P A, ^oceries, 28 Ritch SwantoQ Mrs M F, milliner, 1217 Stock- ton Swartz Kofiinan, second-hand clothing, 317^ 3d Swayne Robert H (C A Edson &, Co), 604 Battery Swedish Church, Howard opp New Montgomery Swedish and Norwegian Consulate, Aug Berggren consul, 406 Montgom- ery Swedish Society, 71 New Montgomery Sweeney Miss Cassie, teacher \ alencia Primary School Sweeney E & Co, st'^ck yaid, 9th bet Folsom and Harrison Sweeney John P (J P Sweeney & Co), 40U and 41 1 Davis Sweeney John, marble works, 1 6 Hayes Sweeney John, boarding, 206 Steuart Sweeney Nicholas, tailor, 41 2d Sweeney J P & Co (James McCloskey and John P Sweeney), seedsmen, 409 and 411 Davis Sweeney L H (Dodge, Sweeney & Co), 114 and 116 Market Sweeney C C (Sweeney & Vance), 623 California Sweeney Miles D, pres Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, 2-6 Mont- gomery Sweeney & Vance (G C Sweeney and R A Vaune), plumbers and gastitters, 623 California Sweeny M, books and stationery, 843 Market Sweeny Michael, groceries, 172 Minna Sweeny Miles, second-hand books, 843 Murket SWEEPSTAKE aUABTZ-MILL, A K Ht'dstone & (.\i, 240 Montgomery Sweet H A, mining stockbroker, 331 MontL'oiiiery Swet't Simon (Simon Sweet & Co), 221- 225 Frout Sweet Simon & Co (Simon Sweet), com- mission merchants and wholesale pro- visions, 221-225 Front Sweet F H (H T Acres & Co), 532 Commercial Sweetland Wm P, physician, 406 Hayes Sweetzer C H (Sweetzer & Curtis), 267 East Sweetzer 4 Curtis (C H Sweetzer and W I' Curtis), vessel supplies and provis- ions, 267 East CO CO CO CB «o CO en HiRDWOOD LUMRFR ^H>T.KBRQIi..,_ldi.* is M»luant: 14 a ISIIpear »t, M. F. Black Waluui.. Spaniah Cedar, Veaeera. '^^mM^ii,^im^mk'^i>!f'^»: i MASONIC OUTFITS. "^JaSe^^saK^^^^^^^^ 342 8cm Francisco. Swengor John L, aaloon, 505 Davis Swifel Mrs S W, bakery, 8^ Hayes Swift Amasa, lodging-house, 220 3d SWIFT CHAS J. attorney-at-law, and minine secretary, 306 Pine Swift John F, attorney-at-law, 430 Cali- fornia Swift M N, dressmaking, 108 O'Farrell Swift Patrick (Uwis & Swift), 215 Spear Swift Wm, restaurant, 33 O'FarreU Swim David K, stockbroker, 314 Mont- gomery SWISS HOTEL. John Gantner pro- prietor, 627 and 629 Commerciid Swiss Lager Beer Brewery (The), Ar- nold Hensler propr, 416 Dupont Swiss Lloyd Marine Insurance Co, Philip Speyer & Co agts, 425 Cali- fornia SWISS MARINE INSUBANCE COMPANIES COMBINED, Harry W Syz general agent, 220 and 22i2 California Swiss Sharp Shooters, Capt P Bontempi, Armory, 620 Bush Switser Mrs Sarah, dentist, 1150 Market Switser Mrs Sarah A, dentist, 132 4th Switzerland, Consul of, Fr Berton, 527 Clay Swoboda S, dress and cloak maker, SW cor Polk and Pine Swordstream E J, groceries, 127 5th Swortfiguer E F. attorney-at-law, 606 Montgomery Swuonarton John A, manager California Hosiery Co, 111 Sansome Swyney Thomas, attorney-at-law, 409 California Sj'kes Chas H, painter, 657 Mission Sykes Chas H, teacher of languages, 37 Post Sykes Edward, 609 Clay Sykes J & E, liquors, 609 Clay Sykes Joseph S, 609 Clay Sykas, see also Sikes Sylvester Gibben J, wholesale butcher, 1st ave belcfW Kentucky Sylvester L, tinner, 707 Lark in Syme John N, sec Geary Street Rail- roatl Co, NE cor Geary and Buchanan Syndicate M Co, J Stadtfeld Jr sec, 319 California STZ HABRY W, general insurance agent, i20 and 222 California Szarvash S T, druggist, cor Powell and Filbert T Taber C W, dairy, 1008 Valencia Tabtr Harker & Co ( J S Taber and Asa Harker), importers and wholesale grocers, 108 and 110 California TAKER I W, proprietor Taber's Pho- tographic Parlors, 8 Montgomery Taber Jacob S (Taber, Harker & Co), 108 and 110 California TABER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PAR- LORS. I W Taber proprietor, 8 Montgomery Tagsard J A (Mayhew & Taggard), 405 Washington Tahiti Line Packets, Matthew Turner agt, 122 California TsyUors' Cutters' Union, K R B Hall, 861 Market Tailors' Protective Association, Verein Eintracht Hall, 316 Post Tait Allen J (Tait & Hainque), 115 and 117fieale Tait Goorge, capitalist, room 68, 309 Montgomery Tait & Hainque (Allen J Tait aiid Mar- tial Hainque), Cyclops Engine and Machine Works, 109 and 111 Beale Talbot C F A (Pope & Talbot), 204 Cali- fornia Talbot C W, milkman, 35 Eddy Talbot W H & C F A (Pope & Talbot), cor King and 3d ' Talbot W H (Poi)e & Talbot), 204 Call- fornia Talcott Harvey D, attorney-at-law, 621 Clay Taliaferro T W, attorney-&t-law, 328 Montgomery Tallunt & Co (Drunr J Tallant, John McKee and John D Tallant), bankers, NE cor California and Battery Tallant Drury J (Tallant & Co), NE cor California and Battery Tallant John D (Tallant &, Co), NE cor California ahd Battery Tallant Robert (Haycock, Tallant & Cotton), NW cor Folsom and Main Tallischet MrsC, dyer and scourer, 1212 Polk Tallon John E, physician, 131 Mont- gomery Tambling W H, mfr of bath cases, 7 9th Tamm A J, tailor, 107 Stockton TAMM CiSRIST. proprietor Pacifio Ocean Exchange, southeast corner Bay nnd Mason Tamm Henry (Kreye & Tamm). 150 1st Tamm John W, saloon, SW cor Stock- ton and O'Farrell Tammany Hall, cor 8th and Folsom Tan roil Madam, lace renovator and ..n- broiderer, 1505 Pine Tappen H H, water pipe, 32 Merchant's Exchange Tapper H, carpenter, 641 Calif cmia Tardelli Lafayette, fruit and vegetables, 303^ Hayes Tnrpy M F (Tarpey & Kirkpatrick), 601 California CO CO ALIEN, C/9 OS a f 00 CO o Ji Z o fornia TARP"! and Li Califo Tashein A Co), Tasheira RR,3 Tas chne i TATUl J J Bo printei agents boilers Tatum £ fornia Taubmai NWc( Taubmar and Ai cor Bui Taufenba Belden Taussig I and 20; Taussig I Ad E dealers, Taussig; I furuitu Tavorniei Tavolara 6 Clay Tay Geor 618 Baj Tay Geoif BBroo Backup etc, lOl and 6l( Tayac Ml TAYLOf Co of Taylor sion Taylor tV G| Kear Taylor 312 G< Taylor i Taylor uearyl 'J .lylor attorn T?^!or Kearn Taylor MontJ Taylor > Geo Sana CALVIN NUTTING t SON, ftftV WAr% MTRBBT. HAW FRAWCIMCO. Ire.i DourM. Bank VaaltM, Ktr. HARD1 UltEH, TOGGLE I CO. HMDWOOD UilNBEB. "JJ-'aBsr- ■S H CQ w a f o 00 iStotTO Francisco. 343 Tarpw ft Kirkpatrick (J F Tarpey and J H Kirkpatrick), live stock, 601 Ca;- fomia TABPY SP> secretary American Heat and Light Co, 821 Market, office 307 California Tasheira George (Thomas W MoCoUam k Co), 208 Clay Tasheira Lem, civil engineer A and P R R, 328 Montgomery Taa chne r Hugo, groc eries, 312 Chestnut TATTJM & BOWEN (H L Tatum and J J Bowen), type, presses, inks and printer's material, and manufacturers ageuts sawmill machinery, engines, boilers, tools, etc, 12 California Tatum H L (Tatum & Bowen), 12 Cali- fornia Taubmann John (Taubmann & Knubel), NW cor Bush and Franklin Taubmann & Knubel (John Taubmann and August Knubel), groceries, NW cor Bush and Franklin Taufenbach Arnold, lunch kitchen, 5^ Belden Place Taussig Lodis (Louis Taussig & Co), 205 and 207 Battery Taussig Louis & Co (Louis Taussig and Ad Eisenbach), wholesale liquor dealers, 205 and 207 Battery Taussig Philip, new and second-hand furniture, 1012^ Howard Tavcrnier Jules, artist, 728 Montgomeiy Tavolara J (Lusinchi k Tavolara), stiul 6 Clay Street Market Tay George H (Geo H Tay & Co), 614- 618 Battery Tay George H 4 Co (George H Tay, H B Brooks, (reo L Goud and Oscar J Backus), hollowware, stones, metals etc, 105 and 107 California and 614 and 618 Battery Tayac Mrs C J, liquor8,;31 4th TAYLOR GL> president Sun Insurance Co of Sau Francisco, 415 California Taylor C L A Co, shipping and commis- sion merchants, 34 California Taylor & Copeland (F L Taylor and W G Copeland), architects, 126 Kearny Taylor C R, The Avenue Livery Stable, 312 Golden Gate ave Taylor Cyrus B, baker, 207 6th Taylor Mrs E (King * Taylor), 27 6eary 'J uylor Edward R (Taylor & Haight), attornoy-at-law, 207 Sansome Tr !or F L (Taylor & Copeland), 126 Ivearny Taylor Frank P, attorney -at-law, 429 Montgomery Taylor & Haight (Edward R Taylor and Geo W Haight), attorneys-atlaw, 207 Sansome 118 Taylor Harry, coal and wood, 22 Mont- gomery Taylor Henry R (John Taylor & Co), 118 and 120 Market Taylor James (Robinson & Taylor), 3or Hayes & Buchanan Taylor James, varieties, 903 Bush Taylor James M, attorney-at-law, 410 Montgomery Taylor John, oarber, 2558 Folsom Taylor John (John Taylor & Co), and 120 Market Taylor J F (Corning & Co), 11 Taylor Taylor John & Co (John and H R Tay- lor), druggist's sundries and assayer's materials, 118 and 120 Market Taylor John ft Co, saloon, 13 Post Taylor John W, mgr The Gutta Percha and Rubber Mfg Co, SW cor 1st and Market Taylor ft Kinney (E Kinney and Mrs E Taylor), lodging-house, 27 Geary Taylor ft Moore ( WH Taylor and Joseph Moore), proprs Risdon Iron and Loco- motive Works, cor Beale and Howard Taylor ft Moore (Truman Taylor and Justin Moore), horse radish, 29 Cen- tre Market Taylor Robert H, atty-at-law, 606 Montgomery Taylor R W, mattress mfr, 1559 Mar- ket Taylor Miss S, dressmaker, 712 Sutter TAYLOR S P & C0> manufacturers of paper and paper dealers, 414 and 416 Clay Taylor T, oyster saloon, 515^ 4th Taylor T G, pres and supt Yellow Jack- et Silver &lining Co, Gold Hill, Nev- ada Taylor Truman (Taylor ft Moore), 29 Centre Market Ta T and Locomotive Works, comer Howard and Beaie TAYLOR WM J, mining secretary, room 25, 310 Pine Taylor W S, stock broker, 314 Mont- gomery Teague L A (Cone ft Teague), 142^ 4th Teague W, painter, plasterer and as- phaltum roofer, 405 Clementina Teal Benjamin, attorney-at-law, 523 Montgomery Teamsters' and Draymens' Union, B B Hall, 121 Eddy Teare Philip, U S District Attorney, room 59, Appraiser's Building Tecklenburg C, carpenter, 1055 Folsom Tetlford C J, real estate, 331 Mont- raylor W E, physician, 215 Geary BAYLOR W Hi president Risdon Iron southeast CD C gomery Teese Lewis Jr, liquors, nia and Kearny SE cor Califor > Z o o ■ US ■MWMW I ■ J ' % '11. I \ HARDWOOD LUMBER f WAGON STOCK WHITE BROM., 1» * IS Mala , mu\\ 14 * Itt Svear •(, «. V. ^ti^i.TTJlWiWtw*' LOUIS BRIlVERMkN& CO., •terllas SIlTerware •nd French Clocks, llSWontgomerySt. ULEH, 344 8cm Frandaco. Tehama Primary School, cor Tehama andri^d Teintuch M, jewelry, 240 Kearny Teizeira Frank Leo, barlier, 505 Broad- way Telegraph Hill Observatory, Vogelsang & Wertheim proprs, cor Kearny and Greenwich Telegraph Hill R R Co, Otto H Frank sec, 508 Montgomery "Telephone," 605 Clay Telephone Oyster Co, O'Brien & Put- tuck proprs, oyster saloon, 1427 Polk Telephone Transfer Co, Phillips & Dick- ieson proprs, 304 16tk and 644 Mar- ket XELI^R J D P, commission broker, 405FVont Tejler Philip S, commission broker, 405 Front Tellurium Gold and Silver Mining Co, H P Bush sec, 27 Merchants' Ex- change Temperance Coffee House, Mrs S A Pearson propr, 631 Clay Temperance Hall, Dufiy janitor, 18i Eddy Templar Encampment, No 50, C of R C, 18i Eddy Ten Bosch N 4; Co, shipping and com- mission merchants, 28 Merchants' Exchange TENCE C. proprietor Rassette House, family hotel, 1 1 Kearny Tennent Thomas, chronometer aod in- strument maker, 18 Market Tenney Richard P, commission mer- chant, 6 Davis Tennis Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Grove and Goiigh Teiithorey J P (Tenthorey & TroUiet), 558 Mission Tentliorey & Trolliet (J P Tenthorey and H Trolliet), macaroni and vermi- celli factory, 5.j8 Mi «ion Torhois F, tiilor, 2"_'2 Montgomery ave 'Jerkelson James (Terkelson & Bm), foot of 4tli st Terkelson L & Bro (Lraenz and James Torkelson), wood, ffiot of 4th Terkelson Lraenz (Terkelson L & Bro), foot of 4tli TorkiMsuu .si(li ireau Hall, cor Pacific and Stockton Terrapin Oyster Kouso, I'liilip Scatting propr. 15 Stockton Tirritorial Pioneers, L J Har.ly Jr sec, S.SS Market Territorial Pioneers' Library, 838 Mar- ket, 2,000 volumes Terry E & Co, oysters, 107 California Market Terry John C (Joseph T Terry & Co), 747 Market Terry Joseph T (Joseph T Terry & Co), 747 Market Terry Joseph T & Co (Joseph T and John C Terry), auctioneers and fur- niture dealers, 747 Market Terry L A, meat, stall 7 Centre Market TEaBT II C> superintendent Franklin Brass and Iron Wovks, 105 Fremont Terry Wm N, saw filer, 103 Spear Tesmore Solomon, oysters, 57-59 Cali- fornia Market Tessel Louis, liquors, 653 Washington Tetzen Christian, mdse broker, 232 Cal- ifornia Teubner Gustavo (Teubner & Hoffmann), 532 California TEUBNEB & HOFFMANN, metal showcase manufacturers, 532 Cali- fornia Teutonia Garden, Henry and George Waas proprs, cor Jemima and Steiner Teutonia Hall, 1322 Howard Teutonia Insurance Co of New Orleans, Hutchinson & Mann agts, 322 and 324 California Teutonia Saloon, Louis Wahl propr, liq- uors, 28 3d Tevis Harry L (Scofield & Tevis), 120 and 122 Front TEVIS HUQH. secretary Continental Oil and Transport ition Co of Cali- fornia, 123 California TEVIS LLpTS, capitalist, northeast corner California and Sansome Tewksbury Lucio M, attoraey-at-law, 6 Montgomery ave Texas Ice Co, H Deas sec, 44 Nevada Block Thacher < Jeo & Co, importers of liquors, 322 Clay Thackray (Icorge, hay, grain, wood and coal, S\V cor 22il and Fair Oaks Tliain Alex T Jr ('J'hain Bros), 7S1 Mar- ket Thain Frederick (Thain Bros), 781 Mar- ket Tliain Bros (Alex T Jr and Frederick Tliain), candy factory, 781 Market Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Co of London, William Greer Harri- son agt, 308 I'ine Thannhauaer August (Thannhauser & Co), 31 1 California Thannhauser & Co (S M and August Tliaiinlianser), commis^on merchants and insurance agts, 311 California Tliannhauser S M (Tliannhauser A Co), 311 California S« J J- PRISON CEILS, <.'^-"%i^-'S...'wr,e*e..-^F CALVIN NUniNG i SON. HUEII. TUCGU t CO.. Ship Planlt. all Mnils. M ttn4 *0 Spear lit„ Man Fraaelweo. 9^ I s San FroTiciaco. 345 Tharp E H, notary public and commis- sioner, 238 Montgomery Tharp Joseph L, register of voters, New City Half Thatcher Edward C, propr Eureka Ba- zaar, 869 Market Thayer Benjamin B, chemist, Grand Hotel Thayer I E, agt Duncan Mills Land and L u mber Co, 22 California THAYER V, physician, 218 Post THE A£CjU)E> J J O'Brien & Co, im- por ters of dry goods, 924-928 Market THE A 8 SPEHCE CO (A S Spence and H L Mason, San Francisco, and S W Coxter, Ohio), wholesale and manufacturers agents for novelties, no- tions an d fa ncy jjoods, 537 Market THE ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO OF NORTH AMERICA. Horace D Irwin & Co general agents, 216 San- som e THE BABCOCK & WILCOX CO. Charles G Ewing manager, patent water-tube steam boilers, 505 Mission The Bancroft Library, Hubert H Ban- croft propr, 1538 Valencia THE BRAOSTREET CO, improved Mercantile Agency New York, L B Hillard superintendent, 230 California THE CEimiAL GASUOHT CO. Chas McLaughlin president, A D Sharon vice-president, James W Bur- ling secretary, general office 413 Cali- fornia, uptown office 843 Market •THE COAST REVIEW," J G Ed wards proprietor, 320 Sanaome THE (ioHMERCIAL AGENCY. Edwards, Pickens & Fulton, corner Sanaome and California The Company of Associated Stock Brokcra, K F Hall Jr pres, 3'_'7 Pino THE COMFTOIR D'ESCOMPTE DE PARIS, C .lo Guigne agent, 412 Moutgoinery THE CORNER. Alexiuuler Hauer proprietor, li<|)i()r.s, corner 4tli an Dupout (moved from 114 I'oat) 'I'he Diiiinhe Austrian liisnranco Com- pany, My Hal/.er & Co general agts, 'Jd'.l Siinsome THE FIRST NATIONAL GOLD BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO, K C WooKvorth prt'siilent, V, U Morgan cashier, MITi Montgomery •THE IDEOGRAPHIC.' Walter Price editor and proprietor, 10:}8 Mission THE J C YOUNG INSTITUTE. 7 Stockton THE J M BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO. manufacturers of billiard and pool tables, the largest billiard house in the world, 653 and 655 Market The James Lick Trust, H E Mathews, 606 Montgomery THE JOHN A ROEBUNG'S SONS CO, S V Moouey manager, manufac- turers of wir<3 work, steel and iron, 14 Drumm THE LION FIRE INSURANCE CO OF LONDON, George D Dornin manager, 433 California THE LIVERPOOL. LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, Charles D Haven resident secretary, 422 California THE L W BLINN LUMBER CO. Geo W Hooper secretary, corner 4th and Channel THE O'BERON. saloon and billiards, G F Walter proprietor, 32-40 O'Far- rell "The Pacific" (Congregational), 7 Mont- gomery ave T^ SINGER MANUFACTUR ING COS SEWING MACHINES, John R MacKenzie manager, 116 Sut- ter THE STATE INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE CO OF SAN FRAN CISCO. A J Bryant president, C H Gushing secretary, 218 and 220 S.^- some THE TRAVELERS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD. Thomas Bennet general agent, 410 California THE WESTERN PAPER COM- PANY, P .ttor & Van Derveer, 212 Sacramento Theaa Phillip, furniture and carpets, 1115 Dnpont Theater Conii()ue, James A Browne fropr, W F A Karman nigr, N\V cor 'ine and Kearny Thi'liald Robert, stable, 24 Commercial Theil F, liquora, 300 3d Theller Samuel L, real estate, rooms 3 and 4, 330 Pine Theobald (Jeo ,] (Geo J Theobald & Co), 419 California Theobald George J & Co (George J The- obald), shipping and commiasion, 419 California THEOBALD. KANE & CO, coal, 35 and 37 Clav Theobald 11 W (Theobald, Kane 4; Co), 35 and 37 Clay Theological Seminary, 121 Haight Thevenet E U J, laundry, 106 Jstockton Thevenet Mary, laundry, 106 Stockton ;?; «/i oo CO c/> CO GO CO CD CD In HARDWOOD lUMBER, WHITE BROS. Htreet, H. V. , la A IS Main and 14 A 1« Spear Oregon Aah, Maple and Alder, ( ! lut 1 '1 I; i ODD FEUOWS' SOPPUES. VlMt*. ■•■wen. etf;. at ffOROBOfS * CO., MswBle T<>aiple, Mo. • P»«t Street,*. F. 346 8cm Fra/ncieco. Thiebaut Charles, paper box mfr, 744 Minion Thiele A L, publisher of "The Humor- ist," 622 Clay bet Kearny and Mont- ffomery Thiele Eugene (Sevin Vincent & Co) 607 Sanaome Thiele J (Janson & Thiele), hatter, 118 6th, bet Mission and Howard Thiele Louis, editor "The Humorist," 622 Clay THIELMANN MART IK 0. sec- retary American Eagle Association, 123 California Thierbach Chas (Thierbach & Kroeger), SW cor 6th and Bryant Thierbach & Kroeger (Wm Kroeger and Charles Thierbach), coffee and spice mill, SW cor 5th and Bryant Thies Stoeven, groceries, 1627 Powell Thiesae Albert, lodging-house, DID Stock- ton Third Baptist (colored), Powell bet Bush ana Sutter Third Congregational Church, 16th nr Mission THIBEERGE ONESIME. bootmaker, 316 4th Thode John W, groceries, NE cor Hayes and Laguna Thode W I, groceries, 544 Hayes Thorn Wohrden T N, liquors, SE cor Bartlett and 'JSd Thomann J, boottuaker, Filtert; nr Fill- more Thomas Chas J, jnilkmen's headquar- ters saloon, 35 Eddy Thomas Charles L, coal and wood, 313 and 315 1st Thomas Eugene (Eugene Thomas & Co), (517 and (519 Sansome THOMAS EUGENE & CO (Euaene Thomas and Adolph Carrere), impor- ters wines and liquors and agents Bordeaux Board of Underwriters, 617 and (519 Sansome Thomas F & Co (Francis Thomas), dye- ing and cleaning, 714 Washington and 10th l*et Market and Mission THOMAS FRANCIS (Thomas & Co), 27 10th and 714 Washington Thomas Geo H, G A R Post No 2, 2J8 Post Tliomaa Henry (Locke & Tliumas), 670 Mission Thomas Mrs Jane, dressmaker, 1652 Polk Thomas J, cigars and tobacro, 130 Cali- fornia Thomas John, grnnenes, SW cor Cali- fornia ar'' T-ardHn Thomas J G, mars and tobacco, 130 California Thomas J Proctor, produce and commis- sion, 109 and 111 Diwis Thomas P J, printer (Cosmopolitan Printing Office), 605 Clay Thomas R P, pres Standard Soap Co, 204 Sacramento, retail, 637 Market Thomas Mrs Stephen, milliner, 30 3d THOMAS WILLIAM (Chickerins ft Thomas), attorney-at-law, 214 San- some Thomason E R, street contractor, 640 Market Thotnford H A, butcher, 701 Mont- gomery ave Thompson A C, marble worker, 441 7th Tlionipaoii A W, attorney-ut-law, 320 Sansome THOMPSON BROS (Thomas and Thornton Thimpson), proprietors Eureka Foundry, 129 and 131 Beale THOMPSON MRS C M. president Women's Protective League, 218 Post Thompson & Co (E B Thompson and Theresa Coriett), publishers "The Golden Gate," 1326 Bush THOMPSON & CO (I D and J W Thompson), manufacturers flavoring extracts and the "Governor," for rheumatism, 504 Front Thompson D (Auerbach & Thompson), 751 Market THOMPSON E B, manager American Mercantile Union, 76 Montgomery Block, 628 Montgomery Thompson E B (E B Thompson & Co), 1326 Bush Thompson E H, engineer and machinist, 57 Bcale THOMPSON MISS ELIZA, dress- maker, 733 O'Farrell THOMPSON FIF & R Thompson), 73 4th THOMPSON F & R, book store, 73 4th THOMPSON GEORGE C. soda water an d mineral waters, 1915 Mason THOMPSON I H. secretary People's Ice Co, 312 Mission Thompson Ira D (Thompson & Co), 504 Front Thompson J (Perfun 1 Thompson), 42 Main Thompson James D, attorney-at-law, 318 Pine Thompson James W (Thompson & Co), 504 Front Thompson James W, saloon, 3 Mer- chant Thompson J B, attorney-at-law, 402 Montgomery Thompson J H, insurance broker, 413 Montgomery THOMPSON J S> president Peoples' Ice Co, 312 Mission kUEN, c^ euo CO CO CO GO o0 C9 OS I o CAirai NUTTING t SON, "*- aflactarers all kindii IROW WOBK, 1t*7 Main Street, ISao Franeiseo. mm HUEH.TUGGLE tCO.. CHBBRT LDMBEB. ■&?« •pear Mt. FrutclMc*. 8an Frandaco. 347 CO OS CO E CO ♦^ H o Pi Thompson L, watches and jewelry, 139 Montgomery Thompson Mrs Mary A, dressmaker, 646 Howard Thompson N C, hay and grain and wood and coal, cor Church and 24th Thompson N S, druggist, cor Steuart and Market Thompson A, (Butte Ditch and Min- ing Co), 204 Post Thompson Robert, collector, 436 Mont- gomery TuOMFSON R> attorney-at-law, 76 Montgomery Block THOHFSOlr B (F &"R Thompson), 73 4th THOMPSON THOMAS (Thompson Bros), 12U and 131 Beale Thompson Thornton (Thompson Bros), 129 and 131 Beale Thompson William, boarding house, 103 Clark Thompson William, groceries, SW cor 2Uth and Bartlett Thompson W S, sailors' boarding-house, 10 Broadway Thomsen Thomas A, agt Spring Dale Water Co, 271 East THOMSON ft EVANS (J Thomson and C H Evans), engineers and ma- chinists, 110 and ll'J Beale THOMSON J (Thomson k Evans). 110 Beale Thomson Monroe, mining, 302 Mont- gomery Thomson Peter, pres California Hosiery Co, 111 ^'ansonie Tliomson Thomas, wharf and bridge builder, 14 Howard Tlionisou Wm, cigars, 102 Jackson THOMSON WM JR (Young, Thorn- sou & Co), 123 Beale Thor and Bright Point Miumg Co, Geo W Deitzler sec, 220 Sansome Thorn Chas J r, general freight agt San Francisco & N P C U R, 4;i0 Califor- nia THORN S F, manager Grand Hotel, Huutlieast corner Market and New Montgomery Thorne IL, attorney-at-law, 330 Pine 'rhornton Crittenden, attornoy-at-law, 420 California THORNTON HARRY I (Garber. Thornton & Bishop), 327 Pine Thornton J D, justice supreme court, cor Stockton and O'FarroU Thornton J F & Co (J F Thornton and Wm J O'Conor), fruits and produce, 1600 Pacific Thornton J F (J F Thornton & Co), 1600 Pacific Thornton J F, cigars and tobacco, 2005 Polk Thorntons K (J D Gulp ft Co), 16 Front Thornton T P, tinning and plumbing, I058i Howard Thornhill Joseph, bricklayer and con- tractor, 35 Fine Thoroughfare Hotel, Ed Stoetzer propr, cor 5th and Bryant Thors Louis, photographer, 1025 Lar- kin Thorsan Mrs Mary, coffee saloon, 626 4th Thorsen Peter, saloon, 29 Pacific Thorson Nicolaus, merchant tailor, 15 New Montgomery Thrall H, dentist, 26 Geary THRASHERIMRSSA, lodging-house, 54 3d Throckmorton S R, capitalist, 401 Cal- ifornia Thron M rs, d ressmaking, 912 Larkin THTJMANNHENRT. dealer in choice froceries, wine and liquors, corner *ine and Hyde Thumler H, bootmaker, 28^ 1st ThumlerChas, boots and shoes, 28 Turk Thumler C L, bootmaker, 6 Sacramento Thunder Powder Co, C M Oakley sec, Wm Sherman pres, 606 Montgomery Thurman & Beyer (J W Thurinan and A Beyer), paper bags, boxes and en- velopes, 258 Market Thurman Henry, liijuors, 404 Hayes Thurman J W (Thurman & Beyer), 258 THURSTON OEORGE P. mining. 315 California Thurston J G, straw works, 757 How- ard Thurston John L, mfrs agt, 39 Sutter Thyes John B, cigars and tobacco, 61 3d Tiaffay George (A L Auradou & Co). 515 Merchant Tibbals J S, architect, 871 Filbert, Oak- land Tibbits Stephen Morris, physician, 931 Howard TichenorHB(H B Jichenor & Co), 42 Market Tichenor H B & Co, lumber and proprs Navarro Mills, 42 Market Tichenor S J, liquors, NE cor Bush and Battery TICINO HOTEL, David Laloli pro- prietor, 518 Pacific Tidball Scott, artist, 11 Kearny Tidd J A, liquors, SE cor Sacramento and Kearny Tide Ijand Reclamation Company, J S Lambert sec. 320 Sansome Tieck John, groceries, SE cor Post and Jones Tiedemann John, groceries, NE cor Ellis and Devisadero C > z o o o m cn O > r o > CO H PI PI -I > z o 5 o o HARDWOOD LUMBER, WIIITB UKOI».. 1» * IS Main and 14 A 16Bp«ar lit (i. F. Counter Tops, Newel Poata.Balaalera. LOUIS BRtVEHmil t CO.. BftVCIIBAB M CO gtUy. JEWELERS, U0MOBI, ItTMt »7 miEN 348 San Frcmciaco NW cor Tiedemann Mark, groceries, MoAllUter and Gough Tiedemann Martin, ({rooeries, 700 Mo- Alliater Tiedermann Heniy (Tiedermann ft Soho- maoker), 1301 Powell Tiedermann &, Sohomaoker (HenryTider- mann and Andrew Schomaoker), gro- ceries, 1301 Powell Tiegeler Mrs Maria, groceries, 18 Na- toma Tierbaok J ft Co, fruits. Grand Central Market TIERNET E F, physician, 708 Mont- gomery TEBRl^Y M, coal, wood, coke and liquors, 18 Everett Tiernev Thomas (Hardiman ft Tierney), wood and coal, 710 Brannan Tietjen D W (Kelting ft Tietjen), SW cor Washington and East Tietjen D W, groceries, 317 Drumm Tietjen Henry, saloon, 906 Kearny Tietjen Henry, groceries, SW cor Broad- way and Leavenworth Tietjen Henry (Henry Ahrens ft Co), 1420 Pine Tietjen Hermann, groceries, 620 Pine Tiffany ft Co (W Z Tiffany), coal and wood, 130 Ellis Tiffany W Z (Tiffany ft Co), 130 Ellis Tiggs D A, books and stationery ' 408 Tilden Charles L, carpenter, 8 Quincy Tilden C L (Tilden ft Tilden), .attorney- at-law, 533 Kearny Tilden H J (Tilden ft Tilden), 533 Kearny Tilden H N (Collins ft Tilden), 426 San- some Tilden Mining Co, room 11, 310 Pine Tilden ft Tilden (H J and C L Tilden), attorney s-at-1 aw, 533 Kearny Tilfore E A, mgr Standard Oil Co, King bet 2d and 3d Tillman Augustus, harnesamaker, 313 Minna Tilhnan .T, tailor, 1416 Stockton Tillmann ft Bendel (Fredrick Tillmann and Hermann Bendel), grocers and Seneral mdse, 325 and 327 Battery mann Fredrick (Tillmann ft Bendel), 325 and 327 Battery Tillson C (Daly ft Tillson), 121 Mont- gomery Tilton Wm H (Carroll ft'Tilton), 873 Market Timke Anthony M (.T H Timke ft Bro), cigar mfr, 425 and 427 Front Timke James H (J H Timke ft Bro), ci- gar mfr, 425 and 427 Front Timke J H ft Bro (James H and An- thony M Timke), cigar mfrs, 425 and 427 Froit TimmE A (Timm ft Ryan), 246-261 16th Timm ft Ryan, dry goods, 245-261 16th Timney Mrs E J, varieties, 1506 Powell Tindal Geo W, commission merchant, 600 and 602 Sansome Tinnemann Louie, fruits, 1602 Polk Tinoco J M (J M Tinoco ft Co), consul of Salvador, 606 Battery Tinoco J M ft Co (J M Tinoco and J Costa), commission merchants, 606 Battery Tioga Consolidated Mining Co, 62 Ne- vada Block Tippett John (Gamell ft Tippett), 639 Jackson Tip Top Silver Mining Co, H Deas sec, room 44, 309 Montgomery Tirney Thomas, liquors, 526 3d Tirrell Mrs A M ft Geo B Conant, varie- ties, 1821 Polk Tirrell C ft P H ft Co (Cyrus and P H Tirrell and Henry Edwards), boots and shoes, 419 Clay Tirrell Cyrus (C ft P H Tirrell ft Co), 419 Clay Tirrell P H (C ft P H Tirrell ft Co), 419 Clay Tishler Geo, school books and station- ery, 2i 6th nr Market TITCOMB A C ( A C Titcomb ft Co), 24 Post TITCOHB A C & CX) (A C Titcomb), wholesale watches and jewelry, man- ufacturers and importers of silver- ware, 24 Post Titcomb ft Co (H D Titcomb), produce commission and mfrs' agts, 205 Sac- ramento , Titcomb H D (Titcomb ft Co), 205 Sac- ramento Titscher A F, butcher, cor Railroad and 11th aves TITTEL MRS H E, real estate. 417 Bu8h Tit*-ls Hall, 417 Bush TITUS DANIEL (Pillshury ft Titus), attoruey-at-law, .306 Pine TITUS I S. physician, 34 Kearny Titus J B, druggist, 601 and 603 Laguna TITUS WH, agent Wells, Fargo 4 Co's Express, northeast corner San- some and Halleck Tivoli Garden, Kreling Bros proprs, 28- 32 Eddy Toager F, grocer, SE cor Kearny and Valleio Tobbenooske Henry J, groceries, SW cor Howard and 2d Tobbenboske Herman, cigars and tobac- co, SW cor Market and 2d Tobelmann Henry, groceries and liquor, 237 Hayes t § oo TobeyC dry. 2 Tobey ft HTol Tobey \ 1 Tobin A gomei Tobin E Tobin I Tobin J gomei Tobin J Valer Tobin I ery Tobin ] ney-a Tobin I ffomei Tobin I Savii Comi Tobin J bin), Toblem and t cor r TOCCI 1320 Toddi) Mint Todd . gom< Todd Mon Todesc Todta eriol ohin Todt Mis Todt Todt Lei Toepl 117 Toft coa Toft Togn Bn Tojet Tokli ^ an Jl^ As mA Tokl ■M 10 o Tokl ^ CO Tola H av o Toll H» ai PIIVIN MIITTIMP 9 Cnil TabaUr Wheelbarrows. Belt and Bridce uALfflU ilUIIIIIU ft OUIl| Work, ««7 Mala Street. Hsu Fraaelseo. HAI UlEN TUGGIE t CO. Paeifis Coast Hart Woods *£S?,K8£r- «N| CO /Saw Frandaco. 349 Tobey Curtia, propr Metropolitan Foun- dry, 228 and 230 Fremont Tobey ft Son (Charles F and Albert D H Tobey), express, 624 Valencia Tobey W H H, mgr "Pacific Church- man" (Episcopal), 605 Montgomery Tobin Alfred, attorney-at-law, 8 Mout- somery Tobin E M, pianos and organs, 17 Turk Tobin I J, bootmaker, 444 Valencia Tobin J H, merchant tailor, 114 Mont- eomery Tobin John, bootmaker and cigars, 444 Valencia Tobin R C, stock broker, 314 Montgom- ery Tobm Richard (Tobin ft Tobin), attor- ney-at-law, 8 Montgomery Tobin Robert (Tobin ft Tobin), 8 Mont- eomery Tobin Robert J, sec and treas Hihernia 8avin||s and Loan Society and Police Commissioners, 2-6 Montgomery Tobin ft Tobin (Robert and Richard To- bin), attorney s-at-law, 8 Montgomery Tobleman Henry, wood and coal, hay and tnrain, groceries and liquors, 8£ cor Hayes and Franklin TOCCHDn: V (Landlm ft Tocchini), 1320 Polk Todd A H ft Co, stock broker, U S Mint Todd John M, real estate, 306 Mont- gomery TMd Mrs Marian, attomey-at-law, 51 Montgomery Block, 628 Montgomery Todesco Jacob, tailor, 414 O'Farrell Todt ft Boss (Frederick Todt and Fred- crick Boss), blacksmithing and ma- chine works, lU lat Todt Ferdinand (Wagner ft Todt), 565 Mission Todt Fred (Todt ft Boss), 19 Ist Todt John, cutler and locksmith, 119 Leidesdorff Toepke Wm, director Orchestral Union, 117 Post Toft ft Bros (N and C Toft), wood and voal. Waller bot Fillmore and Steiner Toft Hans, hairdresser, 818 3d Tognotto Ouusto (L Marsili ft Co), 320 Broadway Toietti D, artist, 223 Leavenworth ToKlau Ferdinand (Toklas ft 8ingerman), and sec Mutual Building and Luii': Association. 218 California Toklas Max (Davis Bros, Toklas ft Co), 10 Sutter Toklas ft Siujjoriiian (Ferdinand Toklas), commissintk merchants, 218 California Toland C i, phjrioian, 7 Montgomery ave Toland's Medical College, cor Stockton and Pfeifier Tole Oscar A (T W Floyd ft Co), cor 3d and King ToUes Chai H (Cherry ft ToUes), 636 Clay Tallichet Clara, dyer, 1212^ Polk ToUner Wm (Saur ft Tollner), SW cor Davis and Pacific Tomalty P J, groceries, SW cor 6th and Minna TOMBSTONE WATER. MILL AND LUMBER CO, George C Pratt, room 22, 309 Montgomery Tomkinson James, livery stable, 57-61 Minna Tompkins F W, attomey-at-law, 320 Sansome Tompkins M M, accountant, 423 Cali- fornia Tompkins W H, attorney-at-law, 636 Clay Tomsky Wm, painter, 122 4th Toner Hugh, wood and coal, 608 3d 7^ CO Tonett John, bootmaker, 134 Pacific Tonini A(Tonini Bros), 136 Montgomery ave Tonini Bros (M G and A Tonini), sta- tionery, 136 Montgomery ave Tonini M G (Tonini Bros), 136 Mont- gomery ave Tonite Powder Company, Thomas Bell pres, R L Shainwald sec, 310 Cali- fornia Tonjes Christopher (M ft C Tonjes), SE cor Union and Mason Tonjes Martin (M ft C Tonjes), SE cor Union and Mason Tonjes M ft C (Martin and Christopher Tonjes), groceries, SE cor Union and Mason Tonks J, gold and silvei engraver, 614 Merchant Tonner F (Shirek ft Tonner), 18 Sutter Toohey C, lunch hampers, 604 Market Too hey J ohn , fish and poultry, '.H] 4th TOOHT DENNIS J> attorney-at-law, rooms 57 and 58, 330 Pine Toohy ft Johasson, attomeys-at-law, 330 Pine Toomey Daniel (Boyle ft Toomey), 809 Howard Toomey ft Dolan, horscshoers, 7 Louisa Toomey H, real estate, 418 Montgomery Toothacker John H, blacksmith, Pine b*t Nan Ness ave and Franklin Topiano Frank, groceries, cor 29th and Misuion Toplitz F ft Co (F and L Toplitz), whole- sale millinery, 571 Market TOPLITZ F (F Toplitz ft Co and M Banner ft Co), 571 Market Toplitz J B, general agt for shirring machine of tne Pacific Coast, 529 Clay Toplitz L (F Toplitz ft Co), res New York OO CO HARDWOOD LUMBER I WAGON STOCK,"J?JTf J??.^,;,'.^^^.?^";" <,% <^ V] < livery stable. 2611 Mi ssion TRAVERS CHAS E (Severance, Travera ft Homblower), attomey-at- law, 331 Montgomery Travera Mias Roaain, lodging-house, 51 3d Travlor W W, mining sec, room 37, 309 Montgomery Treadwell J P, attoraey-at-law, 606 Keamy Trebois F, tailor, 220 Montgomery ave Tregellas Mrs Susan, dreasmaker, 838 Market Trejos J ft Co (J F Skelly and Yanuario iurroyo), importers and commission merchants, 123 California Trenkle E, physician, 318 Kearny Trespailles Martin, bakery, 1604 Turk Trevor Frank, wood and coal, 706 Bush Trew Thomas D, cutlery, lamps, oils, etc, 1005 Market bet 6th and 7th Tribel Louis (Imhaus ft Tribel), 403 Hayes Tridon L, liauors, 317 Bush Triest B (Triest ft Co), 116 and 118 San- some Triest ft Co (B Triest, A and A Stein- berger), importers of hats, 116 and 1 18 Sansome Trinidad Mill Co, F ? and A J Hooper agts, pier No 2^, Steuart Trinity Church. Rev H W Beers. D D, pastor, cor Powell and Post Tnpp Clinton C, capitalist, rooms 7 and 8, 401 California TRIPP GEORGE A (George A Tripp ft Co), 226 Fremont TRIPP GEORGE A ft 00 (George A Tripp), coppersmiths, plumbing and steam fitting, 226 Fremont Tripp J W, attomey-at-law, 408 Cali- fornia Tritsch Peter, saloon, 531 Taokson Trobock B N (Trob IIE». TUCGLE t CO./ VENEERS M M* Ml ll^ewp felt. ~ Vnuielsc*. 3 s « i I o 00 San Frcmdaco. 351 Troendle T R, agt ^,ti Loois Paper Co, SW cor Montgomery bad Commercii^ Troga Con M Co, W H Lent aec, room 62, 309 Montgomery TrolUet H (Tenthorey ft TroUiet), 658 Mission Trost L P, saloon, 637 Broadway Trouette Hypolit^, druggist, 304 4th Troutman John, restaurant, 39 Market Troutt James M, attorney-at-law, 207 Sansome Troy Bros, liquors, 24 Hayes Trowbridge Mrs S A, employment office, II Stockton Truckee Lumber Co's Box Factory, 249 and 261 Berry Truebenbach D £ (M Waterman & Co), 113 Clay Truelson Theodore, groceries, oor Leav- enwvyrth and Sacramento Trueman Herbert G, dentist, 1001 Mar- k et c or 6th TRTJESDELL MBS A C. proprietor Truesdell House, 1104 Market TRTJESDELL HOUSE. Mrs A C Truesdell proprietor, 1104 Market TBITMAN I J (Jackson & Truman), 625-631 6th and 149-169 Bluxome TRUMBULL R J (R J Trumbull ft Co), 419 Sansome TRUMBULLR J ft CO (R J Tram- bull and Chas W Beebe), seedsmen and nuraerymen, 419-421 Sansome Trumbull Walter (W Trumbull ft Co), 316 Pine Trumbull William, saddle and harness maker, 119-121 Davis Trampour J P, dentist, 401) Hayes Trunk le Emil, physician, 318 Kearny TRUSSEAU P C. attorney-at-law, 604 Merchant "Truth," 430 Clay TRUWORTHT MRS F M. successor to F M Truworthy, stencil plates and rubber stamps, 318 Front Tryon James W, apothecary, 56 Geary Tsang Hoy, Chinese vice-consul, 916 Clay Trsegut Henry, notions, cor Market and 4th Tscharner ft Naser (J Tsohamer and Paul Nager), saloon, 215 Dupont Tscharner J (Tscharner ft Nager) 215 I>.pont, res 621 Califoruia Tscheruer M (G Leipnitz ft Co), 236 Sutter TSCHURR C (Tschurr ft Dingeou) 217 Kearny TSCHURR ft DINOEON (C Tschurr and L Dineeon), Maison Doree Res- taurant, 217 Kearny Tsula ft Broya, groceries, cor Mission and Goddy Tsola Paul (Tsola ft Broya), oor Mission and Goddy Tubbs A L (Tubbs ft Co), 61! and 613 Front Tubbe ft Co (A L and Hiram Tubbs), SF Cordage Factory, 611 and 613 Front Tubbs Hiram (Tubbs ft Co), 611 and 613 Front TUBBS ROBT C (Peasu ft Tubbs), 418 Sacramento Tuck John, saloon, San Bruno road Tucker Mrs Ella, dressmaker, 524 6th Tucker Mrs H S P, artist in crayon, 200 Stockton TUGKEB OEO H. metal cornice man- ufacturer, 639 5th Tucker John W (Fritz Dirking), watches and iewelry, 131 Kearny Tucker W J, mgr American Saw Co, 3 Spear Tuckey Alfred, repairer of jewelry, 13 Trinity Tuebner ft Hoffman (Gustav Tuebner and William Hoffman), show cases, 532 California Tuedinfflausen Oscar Wolf, druggist, 519 Hayes Tuft James, ship owner, 22 California TUOOLE SF (Allen, Tuggle ft Co), 18 and 20 Spear Tuite James, bakery, ^17 8th Tully Frank, tannery. Serpentine ave bet Folsom and Harrison Tunitas Petroleum Co, S M B Haley msr, 405 California Turel J (Lemoine, Turel ft Co), commis- sion merchants, stalls 15, 17 and 19, S F Market Turk Henry (Neubert ft Turk), 26 Cali- fornia Market TURK STBEET HOTEL, Hillen- brand ft Klose proprietors, 22 and 24 Turk Turk Street Primary School, Turk near Webster Turkey, Consul of, G W Oibbs, 33 Fre- mont TumbullW (W Tumbull ft Co), 316 Pine and SW cor East 11th and 6th ave. East Oakland TUBNBULL W ft CO (W Tumbull), stock brokers, 316 Pine and south- west comer Eact 1 1th and 6th avenue, Eas t Oakland TUBHBULL WALTEB, stock broker, 316 Pine and southwest comer East 11th and 6th avenue, East Oakland Turn Verein Hall (The Old), Huber Bros (O F and A Huber), 620 Bush Turner A J (Turner, Kennedy ft Shaw), 840 4th Turner C, mgr Bay City Soda Water Co, 110 and 112 Tyler OO CO c oo c XI > o o S3 OO oo oo oo III DnWnnh l IIIIDCD WHITB BBOS.. is * is Mala and 14*lSlipear nilnUlfUUU LUIIIIlCntlit.».F. Oak, Ask, lIlek*ry,M»»Ie. Cherry, eto. '« I fiiiftnmr^/rmimm I'lm'i^ .'ni.iiKi iiiiijn» LOUIS BBHyEBIWH tCfl..gsriS&g8^i^r,T 1 19 Montgomery St 352 Scm Francisco. Turner Charles D (Bumell & Trmer), 019 Sacramento Tam er Mrs C V, corsets, 1250 Market TTONEB OEOBOK attomey-at-law, 331 Montgomery Turner Mrs H W, confectionery, 149 7th Turner John, mining, 414 California Turner, Kennedy ft Shaw (A J Turner, John F Kennedy and Geo T Sbaw), lumber, doors and sashes, 840 4th Turner Matthew, agt Tahiti Line Pack- ets and ship builder, 122 California Turner R P, real estate, 640 Clay Turn Verein Hall, Bush bet Stockton and Powell Turn Verein Hall, Powell bet Pine and California llim Verein Hall, Turk bet Leaven- worth and Hyde Turn Verein Vorwartz Hall, 310 O'Far- rell Turn Verem, 323 Turk Turpin F L, propr Capitol House, 637 Sacramento Tuscarora Mill and Mining Co, M E Sterling sec, 309 California Tuska Walter J, attomey-at-law, 7 Montgoiuery ave Tustin W I, mfr Rotary Pulrerizing Mill and windmill mfr, SOS Mission Tuttle — (Warren ft Tuttle), 204 9th Tuttle A J (Tuttle Bros), 234 Montgom- ery Tuttle Bros (John and A J Tuttle), brickmakers, 234 Montgomery Tuttle H D, attomey-at-law, 438 Cali- fornia Tuttle John (Tuttle Bros), 234 Mont- gomery Tuttle S E, restaurant, 161 9th Twenty-seventh Street M E Church, 27th bet Church and Sanchez Twichell W L, physician, 528) Valencia TWIOOS D Ai books, stationery, toys etc, 408 3d Twist Frank J, teacher and translator, 13 Stockton Tyler B (S H Tyler ft Son), 221 Com- mercial TYLER GEORGE W, attomey-et- law, 318 Pine Tyler John, restaurant, 1007 Market bet 6th and 7th Tyler S H (S H Tyler ft Son), 221 Com- mercial Tyler S H ft Son (H F and E Tyler), wholesale spices etc, 221 Commercial Tyler Street Primary School, Golden Gate ave nr Pierce Tyrrell J H (Brearty ft Tyrrell), 1111 Market Tyson A J (Tyson ft Bill), butchers, cor Washington and Stockton Tyson ft Bill (A J Tyson and George Bill), butchers, cor Washington and Stockton Tyson Duncan S, saloon, SW cor Sac- ramento and Leidesdorff Tyson Henry F (B Mendiondou ft Co), 532 Merchant XJ Ubhaus Bros, 12 Geary Ubner Ernest, bakery, 804 Greenwich Uhl G (Goety ft Uhl), 429 California Uford Lena, dressmaker, 441 Green Uhleubrock A, liquors, 603 California Uhlig Mrs Marguerita, music teacher, 106 McAllister Uhlig Robert, music teacher, 106 McAl- lister Uhrlandt Hermann E (Radovich ft Uhr- landt), 306 Keamv Ulin John, coffee saloo i, 310 Dupont UNCLE JACOBS (A), broker, 613 Pac ific UHDERHELL H B JR, secretary Selby Smelting and Lead Co, 416 Montgomery Underwood H E (Underwood ft Kord- meyer), Russ House Billiard Rooms Underwood ft Kordmeyer (H £ Under- wood and G Kordmeyer), Rusa House Billiard Rooms Underwriters' Fire Patrol, Russell White capt, C H Okell lieut, head- quarters room 1, 33 Stevenson Ungaretti F, fraita, 601 Post Unger A (Unger ft Merdheim), Alameda Unser Frank L, sec Pacific Stock Ex- cnanse, 314 Montgomery Unger Louis, meat market, 1236 Pacific Unger ft Mendheim (A Unger and M Mendheim), real estate, 210 Mont- gomery Ungraded School, cor Harrison bet 10th and nth Ungrott Aug, saloon, cor Valencia and 19th Union Base Ball Grounds, resorts and drives, cor Townsend and 7th Union Block, 202 Market xnnon box factort. r ^ Morey supermtendent, 114-120 Spear Union Brewery, C Hess propr, 326 Clementina Union building and Loan Association, B B Hall, 121 Eddy Union Con Mining Co. J M Buffington seo, 309 California Union Club, Wm Ashburner pres, 508 California Union Electric Telegraph, supt's office 640 Clay Union Furniture Co, Clarke ft Lawson, 856 Market PS I 00 s 1 •s •it s s ir* CALVIN NUniNS £ SON, «>IROBHi4, JAIL Attn FBM€B WOKK. M7 Mala Mtreet, Wm tfrmmelmc; ^ Union jS\ Union 'g I Union - ' north Union _ ft Ea VNIOl FRA presiJ Califo Union 1 Co, n: Union L P|res, r Union M 1416 F Union M Union Mi GeoC UNION ANGE ager, 60 UNION] Hitchco „ agent, A( Union Pac A WJe UNION ] Smith p ident, CI Coleman, Union Po? Califomij Union Priii Keamy Union R Market Union R. _AJu8(a8i UNION Co prop Union So Beale UNION seoretarj Uni (11 Soal Ludwjg Polsom Union So Powell Union Sq Union Sqi and Poi Union St Union Union W| shim pi Batter United . Sutter H«!iDW( 831 ALIEN TU6GLE t CO. Pacific Coast Hard Woods '£!%» lelMtt. a f 00 1 I ^ g jSfcm Frcmcisco. 353 s o Union Gravel Mining Go, 320 Sansome Union Hall, 731 Howard Union Hotel, Adam Wagner propr, 34 Ha yes UNION HOUSEf John Burfeind propr, northeast comer Bay and Larlun Union Insurance Co (Phil'a), Jacobs & Easton g ener al agts, 216 Sansome UNION INSUEANGE 00 OF SAN FRANCHICO. Uustave Touohard president, C D Haven secretary, 416 California Union Iron Works, Prescott, Scott & Co, NE cor 1st and Mission Union Loan Association, Isaac Upham pres, room 4, 729 Montgomery Union Malt House, brewery, 1413 and 1415 Folsom, office Hll Sacramento Union Market, Howard bet 3d and 4th Union Mineral and Soda Water Works, Geo C Thompson propr, 1915 Mason UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSUR- ANCE CO (Maine), E Hawkins u.au- ager, 601 California UNION PACIFIC BAILWAT, D W Hitchcock general western passenger agent, Masonic Temple, 1 Montgomery Union Pacific Salt Co, Jno Barton prea, A W Jee sec, 34 and 216 Sacramento UNION PACKING CO. Sidney M Smith president, P D Code vice-pres- ident, Chas J King secretary, Win T Coleman & Co sole agents, 121 Market Union Powder Co, M Eissler supt, 40 California Union Primary School, cor Filbert and Kearny Union R B, butcher. Grand Central Market cor 6th Union Restaurant and Oyster Saloon, A Jui^assovich Sl Co proprs, 106 6lh UNION SALOON. wTuiam Wall proprietor, 121 4th UNION SAW WORKS. Hawkins & Co proprietors, 32 Fremont Union Scales, C R Allen, 118 and 120 Beale UNION SHAFT CO. George C Pratt secretary, room 22, 309 Montgomery Uni >u Soap Factory, Chas Peterson and Ludwig KosttT proprs, Juniper oflF Folsom bet 10th and 11th Union Square B iptist Church, Post bet Powell and Maa»n Union Square House, 226 Stockton Union Square Park, Stockton bet Geary and Post Union Street Exchange School, 512 Union Union Warehouse, Scholle & Lanker- shim proprs, NW cor Union and Battery United Ancient Order of Druids, 413 Sutter United Californians, Qua director, hall 417 Kearcy United Land Association, A G Ham- mond sec, 401 California UNITED MARKET. Richard T Bac- ons proprietor, southwest comer Ma- son and O'Farrell United Order of Friends, K R B Hall, 861 Market United Presbyterian Church, Rev M M Gibson pastor, 107 and 109 Mason United Presbyterian Sabbath School, 2419 Mission United States Appraisers' Building, Sansome bet Washington and Jack- son United States Appraisers' Office, J G Moore and G M Dent, appraisers' room 29, Appraisers' Building United States Army Depots, cor New Montgomery and Jessie United States Army Engineer ' Pacific Coast, Col Stuart senior engineer, 533 Kearny United States Army, Pacific Coast Di- vision, presidio, Irvin McDowell com- mander UNITED STATES BREWEET, F Kronesberg 8l Co, corner Franklin ft McAllister UNITED STATES CARTRIDQE COMFANT. Charles Sonntag & Co i^;ents, 116 Market United States Circuit Court, Lorenzo Sawyer judge, Stephen J Field pre- siding judge, U S Appraisers' Building United States of Columbia, R UUoa consul, 415 Montgomery United States Commissioners' Office L S B Sawyer and J F O'Beirne, com- missioners room, 51 U S Appraisers' Building United States Custom Barge Office, Appraisers' Building, Meiggs' Whurf, foot Powell United States Custom House, cor Bat- tery and Washington United States Custom House, cor Washington and Sansome United StateJ District Court, Ogden Hoffman judge. Southard Hoffinan Clerk, room 63 Appraisers' Building United States Engineers Office, George H Mendell chief, 533 Kearny United States Geological Survey, 155 N^ew Montgomery United States Hotel, John Kelly & Son, 306 Beale United States Insurance Co of New York, E D Farnsworth & Son, 219 Sansome United States Land Office, Wm R Wheaton register, Chas H Chamber- lain receiver, 610 Commercial &0 &0 CO UIQDU/nnn IIIIIDCD white BR08..1»* lSBIalnandl4Al«lip«ar nAilUllUUU LUInDLn, m, ». v. CoaaterTop*. Newel Fonts, Balnatera. 23 •':*CTW*'*"*^'~ ■ li . . iii i mmmmmiimKmmmitmm^ *m*< groceries and provisions, 326^ Dapont Vale Ghas Sr (Vale & Son), 1404 Polk Vale Chas Jr (Vale & Son), 1404 Polk Vale Chas & Son (Chas Vale Sr and Ghas Vale Jr), hardware, 1404 Polk Valencia Primary School, Valencia bet 22d and 23d VALENTE LXnOL baker and manu- facturer maocaroni and vermicelli, 21 4 Broadway VALENTINE J J* superintendent Wells, Fargo & Go's Express, north- east comer of Sansome and Halleck Valentiiie Mill Mining Co, John H Gil- lespy sec, room 73, 309 Montgomery Valentine S D (Francis, Valentine k Co), 617 Clay Valentine V (E J Cattarina & Co),'519 Front Valianos Geu.'ge, fruits, cor Tyler and Market Valkmann George F (A Schilling & Go), 122 and I '4 Davis Valleau Sam el (J ^ Brodie & Go), 420 Clay Vallejo and tian Francisco Express, Good & Roney agts, 418 Sacramento Vallet Charles, saloon, 347^ 5th Van Alen W K, real estate, 602 Wash- ington Van Alstine A & Co, patent medicines, 550 Washington Vanarsilale W P (Worden, Vanarsdale & Co), 422 6th Van Bergen August, liquors, 425 San- some Van Bergen J W (N Van Bergen & Co), 413 and 415 Clay Van Bergen N {S Van Bergen & Go), 413 and 415 Clay Van Bergen N & Co (N Van Bergen, L F Holtz and J W Van Bergen), whole- sale liquors, 413 and 415 CLiy Van Bibber T C, stationery, 1305 Polk Van Blai com A Lines, wool merchant, 214 Sansome Van Bokkelen W A M, civil engineer, 419 California Van Brunt R N, accountant, 310 Pine Vance K A (Sweeney & Vance), 623 Cal- ifornia Vancini A, fruit, 1 106 Stockton Van Court John F, carriage trimmings, 108 Jessie Vancouver Mining Co, 409 California Van De Mark Georae F (Gillespie & Van De Mark), II Drumm Van Den Bergh J P P, physician, 223) 6th Co (W K Vander- watches and Van llenburgh A, dentit, 134 Geary Vandenburfm D, dentist, 229 Gear^ Vanderbilt M and M Co, J Morizio sec, 328 Montgomery VAN DER VAlLLES A, principal School of Engineering, engiueermg and assaying, 24 Post Vand'rpool Mrs Mary F, physician, 1157^ Mission Vanderslice W K (W K VandersUce & Go), 136 Sutter Vanderslice W K & slice and K Melrose), jewelry, 136 Sutter Vandersweep James, photographer, 64 3d Van Derveer M P (Potter & Van Der- veer), 212 Sacramento Van Dingster R, groceries, SW cor Bay and Dapont Vandoren George W, dry goods, 1505 Stockton Van Duren Herman, liquors, 1101 Fol- som Van Dusen J, real estate, 207 Kearny Van Duzer A P, assistant district attor- ney, room 59, Appraisers' Building Van Dyck Hubbard G, merchandise broker, 310 Pine Van Dyke Walter & William, attorneys- at-law, 507 Montgomery Van Geistefieds H L, barber, 633 Pacific Van Glahn John H, groceries, ccr 22d and Chattanooga Van Gulphen Geo, sec Gigarmakers' Association, 114Dupont Van Housen William, meat market, NE cor Larkin and Ellis Van Iderstine D (Amos Currier & Co), 103 Dupont 'TANITT FAIR" AND "GOLDEN ERA/' Wagner & Bunyan editors and proprietors, 22 Kearny Van Laak Lambert, propr Eureka Broom Factory, 17th bet Howard and Shotwell, office 315 and 317 Sacra- mento Van Loben Sels P J, attorney-at-Iaw and consul of Paraguay, 530 Cali- fornia Van Ness T G, attorney-at-law, 339 Kearny Van Noorden Mrs T H, dry goods and shoes, 1505 Steiner Van Nordon & Gilmore (R T Van Nor- don and J H Gilmore), real estate, 607 Montgomery Van Nordon R T (Van Nordon & Gil- more), 607 Montgomery Van Norden William, saloon, 1714 Mis- sion Van Orden L, dentist, 131 Post Vanpel H J £, upholsterer, 2121 Mis- sion C > o m . o o 41 o > r o iSi : m PI > Z ■n o o HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITR BBOW., IS * IS Main mmd 14 * 16 llpei »t. ». F Boat Stock, Oak Plank aad Tlaiker. EBB ^^ ! >ifWMi*i|j'i j!i Hijff iii : m LOUlSBHtVERIIIiiN t CO.,^i£^TSr'^n^Sg,tW\VI ISftam P 356 San Prandaco. VAH BETHEGOM F W. attorney- at-Uw, 12 Montgomery VauSauteu £, insurance broker, 401 California Van Schaick L H, 'attorney-at-law, 606 Montgomery Van SioKlen F W (Dodge, Sweeney 9- Co), 114 and 116 Market Van Taasel C J (Van Tassel & Toy), 218 California Var. Vassel ft Toy (C J Van Tassel and George D Toy), mfrs' agts, 218 Cali- fornia Van Vlack G J, physician, 24 Ellis Van Vlack J, physician, 24 Ellis Van Vleok Ihirbin', designer and engrav- er on wood, 432 Mon^omery Van Vliet Leon, ieweler, 506 Kearny VAN WINKLE I S ft CO. N T Ro- maine manager, iron, steel and heavy hardware, 413 and 415 Market Van Wyck H L, stock broker, 308 Pine Van Wyck S M, supt Golden City Chemical Works, cor 7th and Town- send Van's Photograph Gallery, 64 3d Varney Med, saloon, 524 4th Varrath Cris C (Clause, Wreden & Co), cor Lombard and Taylor Vasconcellos J J, ranges and stoves, 524 Washington Vassault Ferdinand, dtec Society of Cal- ifornia Pioneers, Montgomery bet Jackson and Pacific, and real estate agt, 140 Montgomery Vasselin H, toys, 146 7th Vaughan's Photogr.iph Gallery, M Kar- ras and S Brown, 18 3d Vaughan Mrs Emma, propr Imperial Photograph Gallerv, 724^ Market Vaughan Fred, mgr Union News Co, cor Sansome and Washington Vaughn A H (estate of), liquors, 21 Leidesdorif Vaughn H B, carpet beating, 213 and 215 Alabama l)et 25th and 26th Vaupel Henry, cabinetmaker, 2121 Mis- sion Vauvert de Mean August, consul of France, 704 Washington Veatch Mrs, confectionery, 1252 Market Vecci G, tailor, 118 Montgomery ave Veen Frank (C Herrmann), 336 Kearny Veitch Parry, boots and shoes, 3005 Mission Velbert J S, cigar mfr, 418 Hayes Venaglia Eurico, restaurant, 235 Mont- gomery ave Venanzio Quilici, saloon, 312 Montgom- ery ave VkwAH.'n Q, coffee and spice factory, 625 and 627 Front Venezuela, Consul of, F Herrera, 218 California Vennekohl Bros (John and Ben Vennc' kohl), groceries, 1200 Pacific Vennekohl Ben (Vennekohl Bros), 1200 Pacific Ven^3kohl John (Vennekohl Bros), 1200 Pacific Venture V (Bertulucer & Venture), 316 Broadway Venturi E, bootmaker, 1720 Stockton Verdenal J M, attorney at-law, 026 Montgomery Verdenhalven John, srocer, 400 6th Verdier Gaston (Verdier, Moreau & Co), cor Geary and Dupont Verdier, Moreau ft Co (G Verdier anc* Georde Moreau), dry goods, cor Geary andDupont VERSN EINTRACHT. H Tost- mann president, 316 Post Vergez Madam, dressmaker, 627 Union Verhaghen Adolph (Verhaghen ft Dher- on), 312 ^ Minn a VERHAGHEN ft DHERON (Adolph Verhaghen and Adrian Dheronj, porcelain and glass painters, 312^ Minna Vermeel J L, hay and grain and com- mission merchant, 619 and 621 4th Vernon Frank, stenographer, 310 Pine Verrill Calvin M, saws set and filed, 645 Mission Veteran's Home Association, 10 Cali- fornia Veteran's Home, 10 California V^etsch John, bakery, 1 1 1 6th Vetter August, horseslioer, 922 Brannan Vetter F, tailor, 1 145 Market Vetter Mrs H, fancy goods, 611 Bryant VETTERU JACOB ( Vetterli ft Wink- ler), 16 » New Montgome'"y VETTERLI ft WINKLER (Jacob Vetterli and Julius Winklei), saloon, 163 New Montffninery Veuve H de Jr, California Package Dis- infecting Co, room 8, 525 Front Vice Thomas, boatbuilder, 42 Steuart VICE ft LANTERI. boatbuilders, 6 Broadway Vice Thomas (Vice ft Lanteri), 6 Broad- way Vice W R, agt Sioux City and Pacific R R, 2 New Montgomery V^icini Peter, fruit and vegetables, SW cor Pacific aid Mason Victoria Steamship Co, 1 18 Pacific V^ictoria and Imperial Tunnel and Min- ing Co, W H Watsca «ec, 302 Mont- gomery Victor Marie, French laundry, 1023A Clay Vienna Cafe, August C Becker propr, :^1 Bush Vienn Gardens, Chas Ricck propr, NW cor Sutter and Stockton CM CO CM sioian Pacific Dispensary, 221 13th Wanzer L M F, physician, 130 Gtoary Wappel ft Son (M aad A M Wappel), restaurant, 331 Bush Warburton Mrs A M, dressmaker, 934 Howard Warburton Mrs Elizabeth P, lodging- house, 1423 Howard Warburton J P, phvsioian, 2043 Mis- sion, office St Ann s Building Ward Christopher, tailor, 31 New Montgomery Ward D Henshaw, attorney and mgr Canada Pacific R R, 426 California Ward D W, physician, 55 2d WARDJAMES( Ward ft O'Brien), em- ployment, 610 Clay Warcl John T, attorney-at law, 426 Cal- ifornia Ward John T ft Co, a\v] chandler, 1 Drumm Ward Joseph W, at. >raoy-at-law, 426 California Ward J Walter Jr, attorney -at-law, 426 California Ward Mrs Lizzie, fancy goods, 520 Geary Ward Michael, bootmaker, 1122 Harri- son Ward M M, drUj^ist, cor 2d and Mis- sion Ward ft O'Brien (James Ward and Johr O'Brien), employment office, 610 Clay Ward PF, plumber, 832 Pacific Ward ft Rowan (W J Ward and N Rowan), groceries, 337 4th Ward Mrs T \V, fancy goods, 520 Geary Wiird William (William W&rd ft Co), 509 Sacramento Ward William ft Co (William Ward), wholsale liquors, 509 Sacramento Ward \V J (Ward ft Rowan), 237 4th Wardo M ft Co ( Michael Warde), liq- uors, 313 and 315 Battery and 400- 40i> C<>mmercial Wardelli S ft Co, wood and coal, 1803 ' Mason Warden Clinton E, mfrs' agt, 26 New M()ntt;omery WARDEN J W (Aiken ft Warden), cor 22d and Valenciii Waree T W, cigars and tobacco, 316 Bush Wurhambraw A, tailor, 905 Clay Warmbold B F (Moller ft Warmbold), NE cor Kearny and Washington Warmbold Fred (M >ller ft Warmbold), NE cor Kearny and Washington ^ ^ &9 cn 'P Ji 5 :;!; 'iH I r •»|i 1 ■ f'l I 1Mi f ^^ '■ "s| 1 00 00 'tit; *re H ^ m- 00 iiJ. A UiOnWnnn l IIMDCO white BKOS.. is a is Main anil 14 A 16 Spear llMUflUUIl LUnlDCn, llt.ll. F. Black Walaat, Spanlah Cedar. Veaeera. mm fu'^-t' WUffllTS TIMPUB UltiroHMS'i?i!?«g S^i. tSV^^ 362 iSfan Frandaco. Wannuth Henry 'Henry Warmuth & Co), 614 Grove Wannuth Heniy ft Co (Christ Meyer and Henry Warmuth), proprs Hayea Valley Brewery, 514 Grove, Hquors, 321 4th Wamcko Emeat (Warncke ft Griffiths), cor 6th ave and M Warncke ft Griffiths (Ernest Warncke and Joseph Griffith?), Empire House and Saloon, cor 6th ave and M WABNER ABRAHAM. Meigg's Wharf Saloon, Uncle Abe manager. North Beach Warner Alexander, dentist, 224 Kearny Warner A S, pres California Sprinj^ MfgCo, 147 and 149 New Montgomery Wamke W (W 'Warnke ft Co), 734 Broadway Warnke W ft Co (W Wamke and A Schmidt), groceries, 734 Broadway Warnken H F, groceries, NE cor Fran- cisco and Dupont Warren (Warren ft Tuttle), 204 9th Warren August, confectionery and toys, 306 6th Warren C A, contractor, 234 Montgom- ery Warren ft Co, publishers "The Cali- fornia Farmer, 1021 Market bet 6th and 7th Warren Geo W (Lake ft Warren), 411 Sacramento Warren G R, bakery and confectionery, 425 4th Warren James L, wood carver, 223 Mis- sion Warren Mrs Job E, dressmalcer, 109i 5th Warren John, collector, 122 Montgom- ery Block Warren ft Son, painters, 532 Hayes Warren SP(S P Warren ft Co), 411 California Warren S P ft Co (S P Warren and F R Wetmore), stock brokers, 411 Cali- fornia Warren ft Tuttle Artesian Water Works, H Hawes pres, W J Kelly sec and supt, 204 9th Warren William B, carpenter, SW cor Bush and Lyon Warschauer B (Warschauer Bros), SW cor 5th and Market Warschauer Bros (B, M and Mark War- schauer), hotel, 8W cor 5th and Mar- ket Warschauer Mark (Warschauer Bros), SW cor 5th and Market Warschauer M, saddles and harness, 53 Clay Warshaur M, cigars and tobacco, 321 California Washburn Henry, sale stable, SE oor 5th and Bryant Washburn M A, music teacher, 318^ Hayes Washington and Elliot Insurance Co, N E Potter agt, 415 California Washington Flour Mills, A Dohrmann ft Co, NW cor Washington and Drumm Washington Grammar and Evening School, cor Washington and Mason Washington Hall, 35 Eddy Washington Life Insurance Co of New York, John H Grey general agt, 31 1 California Washington Lodge A O .U W, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Washington Maiket, Washington bet Montgomery and Sansome Washington Mining Co, 328 Montgom- ery Washington Square, Stockton to Powell and Filbert to Union Wason A, house and sign painter, 115 Davis " Wasp " (The Illustrated), E C Mac- farlane ft Co publishers and proprs, 540 and 642 California WassiamuU ft Assomull, East India Wjoods, 406 Kearny ASSMAKN BBOS (Herman and Ernest Wassmann), groceries, corner 24th and Potrero aven ue WASSMANN EBNEST (Wassmann Bros), co rner 24th and Potrero avenue WASSMANN HEBMAN (Wassmann Bros), corner 24th and Potrero avenue WATCH BEPAIBINOCO (THE 00- OPEBATIVE), Otto Sinz president, G R Fletjcher secretary, and T H Lord buKiness manager and treasurer, 331 Kearny Watchmaker's Association of Pacific Coast, 316 Post WATCHMAN PUBLISHING CO. A T Dewey and W B Ewer business managers, 252 Market Waterbury C S ( Waterbury ft Maxwell), 325 Turk Waterbury ft Maxwell (C S Waterbury and T Maxwell), carpenters, 325 Turk Waterhouse C (Waterhouse ft Lester), 16-22 Beale Waterhouse ft Lester (C Waterhouse), importers of wa^on luml)er and car- riage material, 16-22 Beale, San Fran- cisco, 708 and 710 Sacramento and I '><) Front, New York Waterman E R Sr, flour inspector, 1920 Filbert Waterman £ R Jr, meat market, 2004 Polk Waterman F H (Shafter, Parker ft Waterman), 628 Montgomery im.] CO ■ CO CO CO CO CO 4S CN o« CO CM CM ^ t/» CO Watormai Clay Watermai liquors, Watermai 113 Cla; Watermai Watem benbach Waters A, Waters C Waters ft kin WATEBi 126 Kea Waterson Ellis Watertow: inson ft fornia Watkin W money-b WATKIl tague & Watkins C gomery Watkins & ard Watkins Montgor WATEY Watry), WATSON corks, di ADRu 122 and Watson C Market Watson G r\ :^3 Ml CALVIN NUniNG & SON, Tubular Wheelbarrow*. Bolt and Urldce Work, 9917 Main titreet, Man FranelMoe. MRD1 ^^^«i^w»wr^"»w»^^^^^^ ,_, HJP.llI F, ^^^^H^ WLEH. TUGGLE t CO.. OHEGOII >SH MID MHPLE.'t&'RSag.^ ? 8cm Francisco. 363 I as CO CM CM • MM CO ^ S o o •-8 Waterman H (M Waterman & Co), 113 Clay Waterman J O, groceries, wines and liquors, 733 Montgomery Waterman Joseph (Waterman & Co), 113 Clay Waterman M ft Co (H and Joseph Waterman, A Pfister and D E True- benbach), grain, 113 Clay Waters A, livery, 1000 Geary Waters Charles, plumber, 30 OTarrell Waters ft Dunne, plumbers, 922 Lar- kin WATERS G L (Hartshorn ft Waters), 126 Kearny Waterson William, bootmaker, 502 Ellis Watertown Fire Insurance Ce, Hutch- inson ft Mann agts, 322 and 324 Cali- fornia Watkin William 6, real estate agt and money-broker, 438 California WATKINS ALONZO A (W W Mon- taime & Co), 112 Battery Watkins C E photographer, 427 Mont- gomery Watkins ft Royce, butchers, 1129 How- ard Watkins Yo Semite Art Gallery, 427 Montgomery WATET NICHOLAS (Berteling ft Watry), 427 Kearny WATSON ft CO (M V B Watson), corks, druggist's sundries and agents A D Ruffi-r ft Sons soda apparatus, 122 and 124 Market Watson Chas L (W ft J Sloan), 525 Market Watson Geo P J, mining sec, 302 Mont- gomery WATSON M V B (Watson ft Co), 122 and 124 Market Watson W C, wool and grain broker, 28 California Watson Wm, cigars and tobacco, 338 Bush WATSON WILLIAM H, mining agent and secretary, 302 Montgomery Watson W M, cigarmaker, 302 Davis WATSON W W, student-at-lRW with F M Husted, 424 Montuomery Watt Blue (Jravel Mining Company, Richard ' Vogeuer sec, 414 California Watt John, books and stationery, 306 17th Watt Robort, pres Presidio and Ferries R R Co, Union bet Leavenworth and Hyde Watt Robert (Langley ft Michaels), 101 B'ront Wattormai) F H, attorney-at-law, 628 Montgomery WATTLES J B (J B Wattles ft Co), 303 Montgomery WATTLES J B & CO ( J B Wattles), stock brokers, 303 Monteiomery WATTLES WILLIAM S. stock broker, 303 Montgomery WATTS WmiiOl, bay, grain, coal and wood and boarding stable, 2306- 2310 Mason Watts Wm (Wm Watts ft Co), 436 Bush Watts William ft Co (William Watts and Thomas Bourke), night con- ractors, 436 Bush Waugh Alex ft Co (A Waugh, Wm D and George D Miller), junk, 112 Main Way Mrs Annie, lodging-house, 32 4th Wayman A T, liquors, SE cor Green- wich and Steiner Waymire o o &0 CO oo fro :? 11 1' i! I ■ I i m ■;;i;| 5 1 t't I' ,1.' It ^iJ I* .'If (» .ijiS ■ -'iii3 1-1 i H ;«:':f>:*>i >saK a i;'.| US 1:1 II IS ! S JraK '1 1 iin 1 l^iOnUfnnn l IIIIDCD WHITK BROH., la a is Main and 14 A 16 Hnear nUnUlfUUII LUniDCn, street. ». r. Wason CItork. Cabinet Woods, etc. -HtiiTifflaTtiirtiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiii III I I tows BBMEHIHH i CO., '■!SB1!f?Me^l>ftfy«y^;iSg«y 364 San Frandaco. Weber Mrs S A, lodging-house, 719 Market Weber T H, groceries, cor Point Lobos ave and Boyoe Weber Wm, confectionery, 2337 Bush Webster B P (Clark & Webster), 22 Howard Webster F R (Whitney & Webster), 450 -460 Townsend Webster J V, mgr "California Patron," 40 California Webster Thomas, bootmaker, 623 How- ard Webster Wm M, general agt California Associated Press, 302 Montgomery Webster William W, hardware, saws and saw teeth, tgt Monitor Oil Co, 3 Spear Week F A (Blakeslee & Week), r:25 Market Weckerele Charles, carpenter, 508 Pa- cific Wedel C J, collector, S£ cor Mason and Ellis Wedel John G, saloon, SW cor Drumm and Pacific Wedemeyer C A, upholsterer, 404^ Geary Weed Alexander (Weed & Gorie), 927 Market Weed C L, mgr San Francisco Engrav- ing Co, 405 Kearny Weed Edward A, printer, 2222 Mission Weed & Gorie (Alex Weed and James Gone), wood & coal, 927 Market WEED JOSEPH H (Weed & King- well ), 125 Ist WEED & KIHOWELL (Vincent Kingwell and J H Weed), proprs Cal- ifornia Brass Works, 125 lat Weeden Mins E H, principal Clarke Institute, SE cor O^Farrell and Ma- sou Weekes W J J, plumber and gaafitter, "tives and tinware, 1526 Stockton ••Weekly Exchange," 306 Montgom- ery ••Weekly Graphic," 419 Sacramento Weeks Charles (Snook & Weeks), car- penter, 2704 Mission Weeks F L, physic-ian and coroner, 643 Sacramento, office 514 Kearny Weeks W J J, stoves and tinware, 1526 Stockton "Wee Valkvrien" (Scandinavian), 409 Washington Wefelsburg Alexander B, physician, 868 Mission Wegener F 0, notary public, 404 Mont- gomery Wegener Richard, accountant and min- ing secretary, 414 California W^Iehner Leonhardt, collector, 410 Montgomery Weglein John J (B Dreyfus ft Co), 121 California, res New Yjrk WehmoUer Wm, corrugated stovepipe elbow factory, 416 7th WEHN fiWAH F W, merchant tailor, 29 Sutter Wehr Henry, saloon, 140 Jackson Wehring Chas, liquors, 206 Sutter Wehrman Abraham, barber, 3005 Mis- sion Wehser & Co, poultry, Grand Ceutral Market Weichart J, propr California Tool Works, 143 and 145 Beale Weidenreich S (Stob ft Weidenreioh), 202 Bush Weieella S M, music school, 1623 Post Weine August, broker, 400 Montgomery Weil A (Weil Bros ft Co), 21 and 23 Battery WEIL ALEXANDER (Lazard Freres), 205 Sansome Weil Brothers (L and Wm Weil), im- Sorters of wines and liquors, 213 ackson / Weil Bros ft Co (^ and M Weil and M Greenbaum), importers dry goods, 21 and 23 Battery Weil David (Weil, Leiter ft Co), 521 Market Weil Henry L, fancy goods, 1016 Lar- kin Weil Joseph (Weil, Leiter ft Co), 521 Market Weil L (Weil Brothers), 213 Jackson Weil, Leiter ft Co (David and Joseph Weil and Julius Leiter deceased), mgrs gents' furnishing goodfl, 521 and and 528 Market Weil Leopold (Weil ft Michels), 8 Bat- tery Weil M (Weil Bros ft Co), res New York Weil M, sausages, 108 Dupont Weil Mayer (WeU ft Woodleaf), 113 Battery Weil ft Michels (Leopold and Morris Weil and Leopold Michels), importers gents' furnishing goods, 8 Battery Weil Morris (Weil ft Michels), 8 Bat- tery Weil Theodore (Weil ft Woodleaf), 113 Battery Weil William (Weil Brothers, 213 Jackson Weil ft Woodleaf (Mayer and Theodore Weil), wholesale fancy goods and no- tions, 1 13 B attery WEILL HENRT (J W Davidson ft Co), 101 Kearny Weill Leon, broker, cor California and Leidesdorff WEILL TtAPWATCT. (J W Davidson ft Co), 101 Kearny DinilECa IDnN tlfnnVC calvim nniiTiiiM * MOM, Prapritstoms. rlUnLCn InUn iTUilRO, JBatabltshe« im*. My Main street. S F. tUEII. T WeiU S(H York VeimanCli Wdiman Jo Weinberg £ Weinberg C Weinberg ll ter Weinberg L Rahsskop instrumei and 411 < Weintraub and 111 C WeisWmA WeiselPh(I ton Weisel Ph i 1406 Stoc Weisenbom House Weisheimei Guerrero Weismann cific Weiss E M, Weiss H W 218 Stocl Weiss Jacol WEISS J( Weiss Mark 319 Batt Weitner Ab Weitz ft Bi Bibo), dr Weitz Sam eoi HARDI MlEll. TU6GLE i GO.. VEMEER8 IHmmAm S«a Vmaei I I O O & o o O iSiom Frcmdaco. 365 Weill S (Heiu, Simon & Co), rex New York Weiman Ghas, liquors, 19 4th Waimui John, liquors, 606 6th Weinberg Antone, liquors, Long Bridge Weinberg C, bootmaker, 957 Folsom Weinberg Mrs H, hairdresser, 340 Sut- ter Weinberg Iiouis, tailor, 303^ 3d WSHnlAN J C. succe8.ior to Carl Rahsskopff, nautical^ and surveying instrument maker, 412 Commercial and 411 Clay Weintraub Samuel (Alta Soap Co), 109 and 111 Oregon Weis Wm W, cigars, 154 2d WeiselPh (Ph Weisel & Co), 1406 Stock- ton Weisel Ph & Co, dairy produce depot, 1405 Stockton Weisenbom Frederick, liquors, Presidio House Weisheimer Chas, butcher, 16th bet Ouerrero and Valencia Weismann Louis, carpenter, 818 Pa- cific Weiss E M, physician, 552 Filbert Weiss H W & Co, proprs lodging-house, 218 Stockton Weiss Jacob, liqu ors, 333 Bush WEBSS JOET. printer, 319 Battery V/eissMarkey, Oriental Printing House, 319 Battery Weitner Anton, hamessmaker, 530 4th Weitz ft Bibo (Samuel Weitz and Samuel Bibo), dry goods, 201 1 Filmore Weitz Samuel (Weitz ft Bibo) 2011 Fill- more Welbem S E, bakery, cor Jersey and Sanchez WELCH ft CO. importing, shipping and commission merchants, agents Moodyville Saw Mill Co (limited) of Burrard Inlet, B C, represented by Welch, Rittzel ft Co, Victoria, B C, and K D Welch ft Co, 4 and 6 Tower Chambers, Liverpool, agents for the Planters' Line for Honolulu, 109 Cal- ifornia WSLCH J D> plumber and gaafitter, cor Fillmore and Tyler Welch Michael, tinner, 131 1st WELCH SAMUEL B (Cunningham, Curtiss ft Welch), southwest corner Sansome and Sacramento Welcker Adair, attorney-at-law, 432 Montgomery Weldon W E, physician, cor 22d a d Folsom Wellbrook Henry (Wellbrook ft Schro- der), 214 Davis Wellbrook ft Schroeder (Henry Well- brook and Henry Schroder), groceries, 214 Davis Weller O L, pres Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining Co and Exchequer Min ing^Co. 327 Pine WELLUTOTON B V, seeds and im- proved egg food for poultry, 426 Washington Wellington Colliery, Dunsmuir, Diggle ft Co, 620 East Wellington Shipping Co, W W Diggle Wpres, 620 East ellman Bela (Wellman, Peck ft Co), 126-132 Market Wellman, Peck ft Co (Bela Wellman and Jane E Peck, special partner), who lesale grocers, 126-132 Market WELLS ASA E (Wells, Russell ft Co), cor Mission and Fremont Wells, Carruthers ft Co (J J Wells, T H Chandler and J Carruthers), teas, coffee and spices, 37 Market Wells Chas H, Puget Sound Line, 10 California Wells E ft Co, merchant tailor, 613 Montgomery , NW cor Merchant W£UL§. FARGO & COS BAFK, Lloyd Tevis president, H Wads- worth cashier, northeast corner Cali- fornia and Sansome WELLS. FAROO & COS EXPRESS. J J Valentine superintendent, S D Brastow northern division superin- tendent, L F Rowell western division superintendent, Aaron Stein station- ery and commission department, W H Titus agent, northeast corner San- some and Halleck Wells FranK F (Jeffers ft Wells), 202 Mission Wei's F Marion, sculptor, 757 Mission WELLS XAVIER SALOON, Mission road. Farmers' Rest Wells J J (Wells, Carruthers ft Co), 37 Market Wells L, horseshoer, 14 Taylor Wells Levi, horseshoer and general blacksmith, 1111 Market WELLS, RUSSELL & 00 (Asa R Wells and Monsun Russell), planing mills, southwest corner Mission and Fremont Wells W F (Brown ft W.-Us), 30 and 31 California Market Wells W H, general mgr Mutual Secur- ity Fund Association of .California, 331 Kearny Welp (i H F, bootmaker, 2052i Mission Welsh James, bootmaker, 'J18 1st Welsh M J, architect, 302 Montgomery Welsh Presbyterian Church, Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mission Welsh Thomas J, architect, 302 Mont- gor.iery ^imSH WALTER ft CO (Walter Welsh), carriage painters, 222 Mission m GO GO 09 I? CD c/9 23 GO HMDWOOD LUMBER, WHITR BROM.,'l« Jk IS Main aad 14 A le Spear lit, M. F Boat Miook, Oak Plauk and riaaiier. ■s I A\S :1, j ; ■:;&i^mim»i -i 1 09 BDD FEUOWS' SUPPUES. aSMBle Tdiiple. Mo. e P«a« Mtreet.M. F. 36fj 8an Fra/ndaco. WeUpiel ft Fahrenholz (Jacob Welspiel and Henry Fahrenholz), florists and nurs-ry, 121 Sutter Welspiel Jacob (Welspiel & Fahrenholz), 121 Sutter WELSPIEL W ft GO (Wm Welspiel), florists and nurserymen, 1 17 Sutter Wempe Bros (G, W, H and F Wempe), mfra paper boxes, 573 and 575 Mar- ket Wempe F (Wempe Bros), 573 Market Wempe G (Wempe Bros), 573 Market Wempe H (Wempe Bros), 573 Market Wempe Henry, plumbing and gasfltting, cor Valencia and Hill Wempe W (Wempe Bros), 573 Market Wende Paul D, books and stationery, 8E cor 6th and 'Market Weudel George, bakery and confection- ery, 109 Taylor Wenes Victor (Goethals & Wenes), 1103 Stockton Wensinger F S, real estate, 624 Sacra- mento Wentler Chas, confectionery. 1203 Powell Wentworth C W, dressmaker, 1669 Murket Wentworth I M & Co, boot and shoe factory, 35 2d WENTWORTH J P H, editor and proprietor "The Resources of Cali- fornia, " 320 Sansome Wenzel F (Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden- felJt;, 9 Hardie Place Wenzel Fred, saloon, 538 Commercial Wenzel H, air clocks and watch repaii- ing, 32S Kearny Wenzel, Rovhsciiild & Hadenfeldt (E Wenzel, L Hothscbild and C Haden- feldt), mfg jewelers, 9 Hardie Place Wenzel Wm T, apothecary, 852 Mar- ket Weuzlik Rudolph, furrier, 724^ Market Werbrock & Schroder, groceries, 214 Davis Werder Max, physician, 36 Geary Werling Jake, cabinetmaker, 1132 York Werner George, meat market, 1653 Polk Werner J, tailor, 616^ Merchant Werner Louis, butcher, 910 Bryant Werner Robert, saloon, NE cor Geary and Kearny Werner Robert, liquors, SE cor Califor- nia and Kearny Wertheim A (Mork & Wertheim), 506 Montgomery Wertheim T president Cali- fornia Cracker Co, northwest corner Broadway and Battery Wessell John, liquors, 1628 Powell Wessling H J, liquors, wood and coal, 1516 Geary Wesson J W, lumber, SE cor Spear and Howard West B W, painter and whit ner, 1325 Polk West B W, painter, 1111 Sutter West Coast Furniture Co, cor 4th and Bryant WEST C N, Electro Medical Belt, 652 Market West E H, carpenter, 619 Hyde WEST END OISTUIlERT. R C Brooks proprietor, our Otsego and Seneca avenue Weat End School, San Jose Road nr Six-Mile House West End Stables, Hoff ft Preble proprs, 2^14 California West E 0, carpenter, SE cor Sacramento an d Battery WESTJOHM. liquors, 615 Merchant West Joseph (Brown ft West), 6 Tyler West Mission Primary School, Mrs Lou- isa F Cadwell principal, 614 Sutter West Oakland Mutual Loan Association, A Sbarb oro s ec, 526 Merchant WEST PETER F (Swanbergft West), 107 California Market West R B, jeweler and optician, 407 Ke arny WEST ALL Ji importer, feather ware- house and pillow manufactory, 764 Mission Wttsttiorp H J, liquors, 611 Davis Westdorp Robert, saloon, 61 1 Davis Westerfeid Herman, pres Potrero Yeaat and Distilling Co, 220 Stockton Westerfeid Louis (Sohroth ft Wester- feid), 228 Kearny msn. CO • M t; gg s ^ H- • CO ^ CO p ag P4 m @ ^ o CO OO (0 O Westerfel Market Westerfel rant, 1( Westerma Western j FiUmor WESTEl TOROI Ha ldan WESTE] FARGK Rowel I some an WESTE] INSUfi CISCO, ifornia Western E D Walk Western Co, AH go mery WESTEB propr, 8 Western Blomber^ WESTEB Bigelow 323 Misa '• Western Western I Wj-onr, 11 ESTEB CO. F 300 M Sutter Laguna, Townsei corner corner Westervel ft Co), Westhaus 5th Westheim gomery Westheim 322 Mo Westhein aiidS gomery '" -.thoff W estmini Fell be WESTO: berry Weston eer, 72< Weston S Weatou maker, Weston Stocktl P8IS0H CELLS. »Vr^sr^r.-J%«£-* CALVIN NUTTING i SON. HARDW >LLEII. TOGGLE i GO.. MEXICMI H>RD WOODS.'%&g^ s ^ O a s o a iSian Francisco. 367 I Westerfeld & PagOf restaurant, 1035 Market Westerfeld W, German Bakery Restau- rant, 1035 Market Westermaa John, tailor, 668 Howard Western Addition Hall, California nr Fillmore WESTERN ASSURANCE CO OF TORONTO. CANADA. Butler & Haldan general aaenta, 41 3 California WESTERN DIVISION WELLS, FARGO & CO S EXPRESS. L F Rowel I superintendent, ^ounier San- some and Halleck '^ WESTERN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE GO OF SAN FRAN CISCO. R G Brush secretary, 409 Cal- ifornia Western Fur and Trading Company, J D Walker pres, 430 C ilifornia Western Home Consolidated Mining Co, A Halsey % room 7, 328 y Jut- go mery WESTERN HOTEL, John Higgins propr, 812 Broadway Western House, B Svenkson and R Blomberg proprs, 108 Berry WESTE^ IRON WORKS. C L Bigelow and W B Morris proprietors, 323 Mission and 103 Fremont " Western Lancet," 703 Market Western Straw Works, L Lapham W>-opr, 1110 and 1112 Market ESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. Frank .laynea superintendent, 300 Montgomery corner Pine, 205 Sutter, 961 Mission, corner Hayes and Laguna, 803 Sutter, corner 4th and Townsend, corner Mission and 20th, corner California and Fillmore and corner Powell and Union Westervelt Ellsworth (C Adolphe Low k Co), 208 California Westhaus Mrs Mary, lodging-house, 39 dth Westheimer E, restaurant, 236 Mont- gomery Westheimer J F (Westheimer & Kahn), 322 Montgomery Westheimer & Kahn (J F Westheimer and S Kahn), coffee saloon, 322 Mont- gomery '"' (thoff & Co, 310 Kearny SVestminster Church (Presbyterian), Fe ll bet Octavia and Laguna WESTON CW. manufacturer patent berry boxes, 213 Mission Weston E J, architect and civil engin- eer, 724^ Market Weston S J, lodging-house, 331 Kearny Westou S W, blacksmith and wagon- maker, 2109 Polk Weston Wm, bakery and restaurant, 9 Stockton ^ Westphal C H, cigars, 13 New Mont- go mery WliTHERBEE GEO M. sawing, planing and turning and beehive man- ufaourer, '^34 Bryant Wetherbee Henry, lumber m^r, Albion an d Noyo Mills, 111 Market WETHORE CHARLES At chief ex- ecutive olhuer Board of State Viticul- tural Commiss* oners. 111 Leidesdorff Wetmore F R (S P Warren & Co), 411 California Wettig T, wood and coal, 363 Clemen- tina Wetz Fred E, tipholsterer, 146i 5th Wetzel Theodore, sec Derbeo Blue Gra- vel Mining Co, 522 Montgomery Wetzel Wm, butcher, 2546 Folsom WETZLARAJ. adjuster of fire losses, oifioe Sun Insurance Co, 415 Cali- fornia Weyl Cerf (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co), 129 and 131 Sanaome Weyl Jonas, importer of diamonds and mfg jeweler, 126 Kearny Weynewsky £, second-hand furniture, 328 3d Weyrather Ferdinand, liouors, 175 16th Whahn Wm, artist, 240 Montgomery Whal Louis, liquors, 28 3d Whaland Jno, boatbuilder, foot Steuart Whalen Miss J, dressmaker. 139 7th Whnlen M, boo tmak er, 252 Beale WHALET JOmf D. attomey-at-law, 432 Montgomery Whaley Miss M J, artist, 23 Post Wha lev Nathaniel, fruits, 621 Sansome WHARFF J F & CO (J F and J H Wharff), carriage and "'ogonmaking and horseshoeing, 1511 i^evisadero Wharff W H, carpenter, NE cor La- guna and Green Wnartenby James, capitalist, 612 Clay What Cheer House, estate of R B Woodward propr, Isaac Hyde repre- sentative, 529 Sacramento What Cheer Laundry, Ferguson & Biggy pro prs, 121 Leidesdorff WHEAR timber, dealer in paints, oils, glass, etc, 555 4th Whearty Thomas, barber, 990 Battery WHEAT CHARLES D. notary pub- lic and commissioner of deeds, 501 California Wheatley E D, commission broler, 1 4th Wheaton George M ( Wheaton & Luhrs), 219 Front Wheaton Sl Harpham (Milton A Wheaton & G L Harpham), attorneys- at-law, 414 California Wheaton & Luhrs (George H Wheaton and M C Luhrs), commission mer- chants, importers and jobbers provi- ■ions, 219 Front and 307 Sacramonto (0 c > z o o o oo CO CO CO HARDWOOD mMBER, WHITR BROS Htrc«t. •. F. „1H A IS Main aad 14 * 16 Sp«a Oreftwa A«li, Mavle aad Al««r A:m LOUIS BB>«Bimilt CO.. Jewelry A Dlttaei r*w^M,ii9?saprif7 368 Scm Frcmcisco. CO s • V o < 09 O Wheaton Milton A (Wheaton & Harp- ham), 414 California Wheaton Wm R, re^ster U S Land Office, 610 Commercial Wheelan Bros (Samuel and William Wheelan), restaurant and bakeiy, 2232 Mission Wheelan J S, groceries, I3th near Har- rison Wheelan Samuel (Wheelan Bros), res- taurant and bakery, 2232 Mission Wheelan William (Wheelan Bros), res- taurant and bakery, 2232 Mission Wheeler Alfred, attorney-at-la% 331 Montgomery Wheeler Chas, pres Pacific Electric Co, 330 Sutter Wheeler C T (W W Dodge & Co), res Sacramento Wheeler F A, merchandise broker, 128 California Wheeler Harold, attorney-at-law, 318 Pin e WHEELER JAMESi attorney -at-law, 224 Sausome WHEELER JOHN H. mfr Wheeler's Carbon Bisulphide and secretary Board of State Viticultural Commis- sioners, 111 Leidesdortf Wheeler M Allison, civil engineer, 320 Sansome Wheeler O C, general baggage agt C P R R, cor 4th and Townsend Wheeler Robert S (Bruntsch & Wheeler), 500 Battery Wheeler Walter K, music teacher, 946 Mission Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co, C L Hovey mgr, 20 Geary Wheeler's Bazaar, books and stationery, 1226-1230 Market Wheelock J D, book-keei)er, 32 6th Whelan John, feed store, SW cor I7th and Mission Whelan John, liquors, cor Fillmore and Tyler Whelan John A & Bros (John A, Frank and James Whelan), ship- wrights, cor Steuart and Folsom Whelan R 1 (Whelan & Tracy), Battery Whelan & John W Sansome Whigham V M (Myers & Whigham), 14 6th Whigham Wm, sale8m<-in, 25 and 27 Market Whiniiery J C, dentist, 330 Sutter Whiffle Maj Chas H, paymaster U S Army, Army Building, 36 and 38 Now Mon gomery Whipple Mrs E A, missionary First Presbyterian Church Mission, 1 19 Post Tracy (R I Whelan Tracy), book-binders. 410 and 410 Whitaker Wm H, stenographer, 327 Pine Whitcomb Edwin, lodging-house, oor Mission and 2d Whitcomb J B, real estate, 317 Mont- gomery Whitcomb N T, dentist, 216 3d White A A (White & Hewlett), 320 Davis WHITE A L (White Bros), 12 and 15 Main White B B, hairdresser, wood and ooal, 924i Folsom WHITE BROTHERS. (Peter and A L White), hardwood lumber, wagon stock and veneers, 13 and 15 Main and 14 and 16 Spear (see advertise- ment) White C, cigars and tobacco, 1100 Mar- ket White Carlos, Pacific Newspaper Pub- lishing Company, 320 Sansome WHITSI C (Farnham & White), 6 t olsom White E P, propr La Grande Laundry, I3th between Howard and Folsom, offi ce 212 Dupont WHITE GEO W> liquors retail, 333 Hayes WHITE, GREY & CO (J L White, J P Grey and Archibald Cambridge), dry goods, 114 and 116 Kearny WHETE A (Allyne & White), 112 and 114 Front White H, painter, 403 Gough White Henry, hatter, 614 and 616 Com- mercial White k Hewlett (Frederick Hewlett and A A White), commission mer- chants, 320 Davia White H ft. ioiuer, 20 Steuart WHITE HOUSE, Petrovich & Augius proprietors, 420 and 422 Jackson White H R (Gott & White), 4 Steuart Whit' H R, supt Merchants Tow- bon t Line, pier 17, Steuart WHITE I K & C0> cigar manufac turcrs, 221 Sacramento White James F, tents and awnings. 111 Clay and 112 Commercial WHITE JAMES T & CO (J T White), publishers, booksellers and stationers, agency of D Appleton & Co publish- ers, 23 Dupont White J B (J B White & Co), 318 Pine WHITE J B & CO (.1 B White, T J Patten and James Mee), millwrights, 318 Pine White J G (John W Roberts & Co), 508 Montgomeiy White J L (VVhite, Grey & Co), 114 and 116 Kearny White Mrs Julia W, California Teach- ers' Agency, 838 Market MIEII. i 'S & J £ White propr, White L Stewai White L sec, 3 1 WHm and A jute go White ] Union, WHITE Keamj White iA ery White M mercial White Ml goods, < White Mi 153 lit WHITE 15 Mair White P« cor Pow White P fornia White R 1 400 Ha J White Ri( White Rol Post White R Fire Pitl WHITE and F Kearnyl WHITE f (irammJ White Stl agt, 5 White Til VVhite W| Santa White W] White w| Califorf Whitehea ware C| Whitehe/ Culiforl Whitehof Co), 41 WhitehoJ axle ink, 4l| Whitelai foot of Whitely) ery f Whitesicj 1007i PRISON CEILS, »'i':'3i^'»ur.r;;;./.S:> CALVIN NUniNG t SON. ULLEII. TUG8LE t CO..' Hit. IM •ad ««> Hpcar iltnMt, akui Frsaclaro. ^ o » o & o iSan Francisco. 369 White Laundry, Michael Kiloullen propr, 612 Bryant White L £, lumber and railroad ties, 16 Stewart White Lead Mining Co, W H Watson sec, 3 12 Montgomery WHITE ft LISSAK (Wilson White and A H Lissak), grain brokers and jute goods, 312 California White Lovell, cashier S F Savings Union, 532 California WHITE M A (White & Scofield), 305 Kearny White Martin, [.mining, 420 Montgom- ery White Matthew, bootmaker, S05 Com- mercial White Mrs Mercy, stationery and fancy ((oods, 445 9th White Michael P, fruits aud vegetables, 153 nth WHITE PETER (White Bros), 13 and 15 Main White Peter, groceries and fruits, SW cor Powell and Clay White P J, insurance agt, 409 Cali- fornia White R E & Co (R E While), druggists, 400 Hayes White Richard, crockery, 340 3d White Robt, treas S F News Co, 210 Post White Russell, cnptaiu Uaderwriters' Fire Pntrt>l, 33 Stockton WHITE & SCOFIELD (M A White and F A Scutiuld), real estate, 300 Kearny WHITE SILAS A, principal Haight (irammur .Scliot>l While Star Line Steamers, J F Fugazt agt, 5 Montgomery a%'e White Thomas, bootmaker, 35 Pacific Wliite W F, bank commissioner, res Santa Cruz White Win, wood carver, 45 North White Wilson (White ft Lissak), 312 California Whitehead Mrs S, dressmaker, 3 Dela- ware Court Whitehead W C, sec S F Bridge Co, 10 California Whitehouse Oeo (Geo Whitehouse & Co), 41 Sacramento Whitehouse Geo ft Co (Geo Whitehouse), axle grease, hhoe blacking and writing ink, 41 Sacramento Whitelaw Thos P H, ship chandler, foot of 2d Whitely T, stock-broker, 314 Montgom- ery Whitesides Madame 8, dressmaker, 1007^ Stockton Whiting M S, propr "Winedealers' Oa- zetwC, ' 11 Montgomery ave Whitman S P, land and loan agency, 302 Montgomery Whitmore Enoch, carriagemaking, 1920 Union Whitmore Misa R C, dressmaker, 1812 Polk Whitney A L, 322 California Whitney A P (C E Whitney ft Co), 101 California Whitney C E (C E Whitney ft Co), 101 California Whitney C E ft Co (C E and A P Whit- ney), commission merchants and dairy produce, 101 and 103 Cali- fornia Whitney Mrs Chas, pres Old Ladies' Home, cor 28th and Valencia WHITNEY CHAS W (Whitney ft Martihall), 22 and 24 Fremont Whitney ft Co's Express (M A Cahn and Max Popper), Oakland and S F Express, 3 and 5 Commercial Whitney F L (Whitney ft Webster), 450 -4G0 Townsend Whitney Geo, stevedore, 11 Steuart Whitney James W, city agt Phoenix and Home Insurance Co's, 323 Cali- fornia Whitney James D, physician, 204 Sut- ter Whitney J O ( J Y Wilson ft Co), 9 Sut- ter and 508 Market, Whitney J R ft Co, commission mer- chants, 612 Clay Whitnuy J T, carpenter aud asphaltum roofer, 373 Natoma Whitney J T, real estate, 418 Clemen- tina WHITNEY ft MARSHALL (C W Whitney anti John Marshall), iron, steel, coal and commission merchants, 22 and 24 Fnmont Whitney Sumner (Sumner Whitney ft Co), (J 13 Clay WHITNEY » JMNER & CO (Sum- tier W^hitney and Joseph Hasbrouck), law booksellers and publishers, 613 Clay Whitney ft Webster (F L Whitney and F L Webster), wool, 450-460 Town- send Whittell A P, oculist, 703 Market Whittell George, agt Jonas Brooks' ft Bros' thread, 1 1 1 Sansome Whittell William, physician, 703 Mar- ket Whittemore L H (Whittemcre ft Mo- Kee), attorney-at-law, 318 Pine Whittemore ft McKee (D H Whittemore and O H McKee), attomeys-at-law, 318 }'ine 7S\ CO CO CD CD 5 CO GO CO HARHWOOD LUMBER IWAGOH SIO£K, WHITE BROM.. ISA IS Mala - , f ■••. t ( • ' . druggist, south- west corner Market and 3d Wide Awake Mining Co, room 5 Chron- icle Building Widman Theodore, mining sec, 404 Montgomery Wiebalk Nick, groceries, SW cor Bush and Polk Wiebe William, hairdresser, 6 Morton Wieboldt John P, groceries, cor 20th and Valencia Wiebnsch Henry, grooeriea, 1526 Mis- sion Wiesmann Henrv F, groceries, SW oor Webster and Ellis and 8W oor Geary and Laguna Wieland Bros (J and F Wieland), com- mission merchants, 326 and 328 Front Wieland Frank, liquors, 26 Leides- dorff Wieland Fred (Wiw>land Bros), 326 and 3.'8 Front Wieland John (Wieland Bros), 326 and 328 Front WIELAND JOHN, proprietor Phila- delphia Brewery, 220-240 2d WIEMANN CHAa liquors, lo 4th Wiemann John, liquors, 506 6th Wieners August C (Haas & Wieners), 232 Ist Wiener M H, cigars, tobacco and sta- tionery, 334 6th Wienberg Antone ( Wienberg & Specter), Long Bridge Wienberg C, bootmaker, 957 Folsom Wienberg & Specter (Antone Wienberg and Richard Specter), saloon. Long Bridge Wienholz N (Lan^berg & Wienholz), SE cor Mission and 4th Wiese C (Wiese &. Wagner), 26 Sacra- m'Uto Wiese Geo H, toys and fancy goods, 326 6th Wiese John (liickels & Wiese), saloon, cor Mission and 16th Wiese & Wagner (Chas Wiese and G Wagner), hotel, 26 Sacramento Wiesenhavern L, ruchings and rufllings, 1621 Polk Wiesler & Co, wood and willow ware, oil stoves and household utensils, 17 New Mdntgomery Wigger Henri, attorney-at-law, 240 Montgomery ^Vi^er Mrs Rosa, embroidery and fancy work, 635 Sutter Wiggin Samuel B, attomey-at-law, 216 Sansome Wicgins Mrs Kate, teacher Silver Street Kindergarten, 64 Silver WIQGESTON PD (Bennett & Wiggin- ton), attorney-at-law, 330 Pine Wigholm John A, blacksmith, 11 Val- lejo WIGHT 8 H (Wight & Sparks), 1507 Polk WIGHT ft SPARKS (S H Wight and Charles Sparks), carriagemakingi 1507 Polk Wightman A C, stock broker, 12 Leides- dorff Wishtman Bros (John Jr and James Wightman), commission merchants, 117 Clay Wigmore John, hardwood lumber, 129- 147 Spear and 26 and 28 Howard GO CO CO S3 CO CO o o CALVIN HUniNG t SON, Tatailar WliMlkarMwa, Bait •■« llrl«M Wwk, «t7 H«la StMet - - - ^ UllEW. TUGGLE t CO.. tastera Hard Wood Lumber.'&i!; Fraaclac*. I I .a I i g I s i ^an Francisco. 371 Wihl O (Dieffenbaoher ft Wihl), 318 Front Wilbert E W (Wilbert ft H»ya), 18 3d Wilbert ft Hays (J 8 and £ W Wilbert and Irwin W Hays Jr), dentists, 18 3d Wilbert J L (Wilbert ft Hays), 18 3d Wilbert , pres Mutual Security Fund Association of California, 331 Kearny Wilcocks Benj, collector, 502 Washing- ton Wilcox Mrs E A, bakery, 535 Geary Wilcox Mrs R M, bakery, 812 Valencia Wilcox W C, pumps and blocks, 14 Davis Wilcutt James (Wilcutt ft Rowe), 7 Merchant Wilcutt ft Rowe (.Tamos Wilcutt and Albert Rowe), ship and boat builders, 7 Merchant Wild Fred ft Co (F Wild), plumbers, 14 Steuart Wild Thos (Eagle ft Wild), 602 Mission WILDE F B> secretary Pacific Coast Land Bureau, seorotury El Dorado Fruit Co and real estate, 22 Mont- gomery Wilde Jantos M, mdss broker, 213 San- some Wilder A D, freight auditor C P R K, NE cor 4th and Townsend Wilder A M (Powers ft Wilder), 215 (Jeary WILDER CHARLES R houoe and sign painter, whitening and paper- hanging, II Market Wilder Nlrs David, pres Pacific Homa>- pathic Disiiensary, 843 Howard Wilder David, mining sec, 328 Mont- gomery Wilder David, county clerk. New City Hall Wilhelm A, physician, 328 Eddy Wilh elm R, physician, 29 Kearny WILHELMI WOLRAD. retail cigars and tobacco, 501) Montgomery Wilke T (T Wilke ft Co), 201} Bush Wilke T ft C. (T and W Wilke), cigars and tobacco, 206 Bush Wilke W (T Wilke ft Co), 206 Bush Wilkens C (Wilkens ft Co). 109 Cali- fornia Wilkensft Co (C Wilkens and B Na- torp), shipping and commission mer- chants, 109 California Wilkens ft Co (Wm Wilkens), grocers, SW cor 3d and Brannan Wilkens Wm (Wilkens ft Co), SW cor 3d and Brannan Wilkens Matthias, groceries, NE cor Chestnut and Mason Wilken* Nicolaus, bakery, 37 5th Wilkie Andrew, moulcungs, SW cor Mission and Fremont Wilkie jG^ M, merchant tailor, 1038 Fol- som WILKINS JOHN H R attorney for U '6 Law Association, 438 California WILKIirSON EU. proprietor Wil- kinson's Saloon, cor Bay and Filhnore Wilkinson 'William, boots and shoes, 1212 Polk WILL ft FINCE (Frederick A Will and Julius Finuk), importing and manufacturing cutlers, locksmiths and bell hangers, 769 Market WILL FREDERICK A (Will ft Finck), 76;» Market Will J D, saloon, 226 Montgomery Willard £ L, physici,.n, 326 Pine Willcomb Geo (Glower ft Willcomb), 65 -69 New Montgomery Willcox David (Dean ft Co), 22 Cali- fornia Willuox ft Gibbs Sewing Machine Co, A T Eggleston agt, 124 Post Willcutt J L, sec S P R R, cor 4th and Towns and Willey Chas J (O F Willey ft Co), 427 Montgomery Willey .Tames, real estate and business agt. 323 Kearny Willey J M, physician, 949 Mission VVilluy John, patent medicines, 1515 Willey O F ft Co (0 F and Chas J Wil- ley), carriages, 427 Montgomery William Gustav, liquors, 7 Mission Williams A C, restaurant, 2197 Powell Williams A F. pres Alaska Gold and Silver Mining, Milliii^' and Trading Co, 339 Kearny Williams A P (Livingston ft Co), 220 and 222 California Williams Benjamin (Bisbee, Williams ft Co), 32 Merchants' Exchange Williams ft Bixler (Thos H Williams and David Bixler), capitalists, 320 Sansome Williams Bros (Henry L and Chester Williams), wholesale leather and shoe mfrs' goods, 569 Market Wdliams Mrs Caroline A, propr Sacra- mento Lodging-house, 681 Mission Williams C B, contractor, 528 California Williams Chester (Williams Bros), 669 Market Willianu C L ft Co, giant cemont mfrs and ink mfrs, 779 Mission Williams Daniel T, barber, 799 4th WILUAMS. DIMOND & CO (Hen- ry B Williams, Wm H Dimond and AndronicuB Chesebrough), agents Pa- cific Mail Steamship Co, office 202 Market, and wharf cor 1st and Bran- na n WILLIAMS ELIZABETH, artist, 120 Sutter CO c c > z o o o CO CO &0 CO HkROWOOD LUMBER, S!UI-.!^r»^*.f J£S%S£2\f Jljfsr "^^ m LOIHS BmYEHmN t CO.. ,.£SSSSii,y. JIfELEBg. 872 8cm Franoiaco. m m CO Williuna Fnmk, granite stone vMd, 17 Eddy Willianu George (Romig ft Williami), lOU Dnpont Williams O A, painter, 1313 Paoifio Williams Mrs G £, dreasmaker, 2411 Mission Williams Geo E, teacher of piano, 2115 Howard Williams Geo N, attorney-at-law, 309 California Williams Hannibal (S F Bot ft Co), 515- 519 6th Williams Henry B (Williams, Dimond ft Co), 202 Market Williams H G, real estate, 216 Biiah W illiama Henry L fi Chester (Williams Brothers), 569 Market Williams, Hill ft Co (Joseph Williams, Samuel Hill and Henry Wilson), jub printers, 517 Geary Williams H L (Williams Bros), 569 Market Williams H R (A Carlisle ft Co), 221 Sansnme WILLIAMS J Bt sewer pipe, 945 and 917 Market Williams Mrs Jane, ladies' underwear, 240 M Williams Mrs J G (Williams ft Selleck), 31 Ellis Williams J L, groceries, 507 Montgom- ery ave Williams John (Bisbee, Williams ft Co), 32 Merchants' Exchange Williams John F, liquors, 20 Commer- cial Williams John J (Bisbec, Williams ft Co). 32 Mercliiints' Exchange Williams John L, groceries, cor Mont- gomery ave and Urecn Williams John X (Kerr ft Williams), wholesale butchers, Ist ave nr Ken- tucky Williams Joseph (Williams, Hill ft Co), 517 Geary Williams Joseph E, cigar mfr, 113 Jackson Williams J L ft Co, groceries, 507 Montgomery ave Williams J S, liquors, 34 2d Williams ft Knox, liquors, 710 Front Williams Lewis (Bisbee, Williams ft Co), 32 Merchants' Exchange WilliHuis Mrs M A, human hair dealer, 505 Hayes Williams N F, hairdresser. 799 4th Williams Miss P C, artist, 131 Post Williams Robert £, physician, SE cor 8t ickton and Geary Williams Miss S C, artist, 131 Post WILLIAMS ft SELLECK (Mrs J G Williams and Miss G W Selleck), cloak aid dressmakers, 31 Ellis Williams S G, hardware, stovea and ranges, 253 and 255 4th WM TjSLL house Fred K Genoke W proprietor, 315 and 317 Bash lUiams Thos H, capitalist, 320 San- some Williams Thos S, merchant tailor, 218 Montgomery Williams Virgil, director California Sohiiol of Designs. 340 Pine Williams Wm, El Dorado House, 3112 Fillmore WILLIAMSBUBO CITT 7IBE INSUAANCE CO OF NEW TOJBX. Ed Potter manager, 415 CHlitornia Williamson Henry, plumbing, 329 Sut- ter Williard Emorv L. physician, 326 Pine Willis Mrs H, dr^-ssmaker, 10 Taylor Willis Robert, house and sign painter, lOTa.vlor Willis William, mining see, room 29, 309 Montgomery Willman ft. Co, liquors, 422 Sacramento Willman Oscar, coffee saloon, 306 Du- pont Willmot Chas, b-ewer, S F Stock Brew- er y, cor Powell and Francisco WILLOWS BREWERT. o Fnuss ft i'o proprietors, southeast corner Mission and 19th Willows Brewery Co (O Fauss ft Co), SE cor Mission and 19th Willows Exchange, Joseph Wintz propr, SE cor l!(th and Mission Willows Land Association, J H Sayie sec, XH) Fine Willoughby W H, saloon, 516 Pacitic Willson Samuel, tuilor, KlOt Polk Willy Mrs Kate, Brunch Bakery, 2927 MisHion WILMERDINQ & CO ( J C Wilmer- diii^ and .iohii S Haviland), liquors, 214 and 216 Front Wilinerding J C (Wilmerding ft Co), 214 and 216 Front Wilner M G, gentlemen's nurse, 257 Pine Wilshire William B (Raymond ft Wil- shire, and E Sikes ft C»), 115 Front Wilson Mrs A E, artist, 26^ Kearny Wilson A C J, wharfinger, section 3, Seawall Wilson Andrew (Wilson ft Johnson), saloon, 107^ Jackson Wilson Andrew, liquors. 111 Jackson Wilson Augustus, bakery, 1139 Folsom Wilson A W, Baldwin's Dining Palace, 35 and 37 Geary WILSON ft BROTHER (N J Wilson), manufacturers of and ileal -ra in doors, windows and blinds, 18-22 Drumm Wilson C (Wilson ft Co), 108 Sutter I AM ■9 Will Su WIJ ^1 WiU cor WiU, Cal Wilsf Sut Ml W'ilsc ^ San S- Wilso •tea WiUoi men Wilsoi 318 Wilsoi 517 ( Wilson East Wilson 5)3 ( Wilson SMissi Wilson etc, 6 WiUon Iiistit Wilson 513 C 8 Wilson mar S ' Wilson tery Wilson Wilson Battel W'ison ton Wilson I goinei^ Wilson] 928 \i Wilson f ft Col Wilson f Wilsj kers, Wilson Johni Wilson] Hayc Wilson) and WILS^ JO housd chanJ Wilsonl Wilson! WiLsf ney- CAlVlli RUTTING t SON, lIaaHfl»«>tar«>ni all kladw IROX WOKK. iU9 Mala M^treet, Maa Vraaclaea. iJLLEli. TOGiilt i CO.. OAK PL ANI^, m lllaaAM Spear flit. Maa Vraaelae*. 8an Fra/ndaoo. 378 Wilson ft Co (0 Wilion), barber, 108 Sutter WILSON H. dentist, 026 and 927 Market Wilson Charles (Di>yle ft Wilson), and consul for Denmark, 307 California WiUon Chas E, attorney-at-law, 420 California Wilson Cornelius W, hairdresser, 108 Hutter Wilson Edgar M, attomey-at-law, 207 Sansome Wilson Edward V, plumber, gas and steam titter, 608 Lnrkin WiUon F A, coffee saloon, 47 Sacra- mento WiUon F P (Jno Scott, Wilson ft Co), 318 Pine Wilson Henry (Williams, Hill ft Co), 517 Geary Wilson Henry (Marshall ft Wilson), 5(i6 Eiist Wilson Henry A (H H Wilson ft Son), 513 Clay Wilson Henry C, lodging-house, 675 Mission Wilson H H ft Son, mf rs of riHes, pistols etc, 513 Clay VViUon Horace, librarian Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post WiUon Hugh H (H H Wilson ft Son), 513 Clay WiUon I K, principal Lincoln Gram- mar Schoiil, cor 5tti and Market Wilson J H. harnessmaker, 52*2 Bat- tery VVilsDu John, fiirnitnre, 777 Mission Wilson John (Moyer, Wilson ft Co), 212 Battery VVMsou John, restaurant, 423 Washing- t28 \Va»hin>{t..n WiUon John Scott (John Scott Wilson ft Co), 318 Pine WiUon John Sc ^tt & Co (John Scott WiUf^:* and F P Wilson), stock bro- kers, 318 Pine |, WiUon & Johnson (A VVilson and I Johnson}, 107i Jackson Wilson J S, plunibin)^ and stoves, 314 Hayes Wilson J Y (J Y Wilson ft Co), 9 Sutter and 50S Market WILSON J Y & CO (J Y Wilson and J O Whitney), packing and provision house, market and conimistion mer- chants, 9 Sutter a'ld 508 Market WiUon Mrs Mary, lodging-house, 29 2d WiUon M A, candy factory, 213 4th WILSON MOTJNTFOED S. attor- ney-at-law, 202 Sansome Wilson M I (Wilson ft Bro), 18 Drumm Wilson M T, physician, 1037 Mission bet 6th and 7t • VVilson Olof, housemover, 867 Harrison Wilson ft Otis, attorneys-at-law, 420 California WiUon R A (Sisson, Crockar ft Co), 202 Sansome Wilson Ramon E, attorney-at-law, 419 California Wilson Robert, furnishing goods, 2514 Mission WILSON RUSSELL J (Wilson ft WiUon), attorney-at-law, 202 San- some Wilsun Samuel, tailor, 1304 Polk WiUon Samuel M (Wilson ft Wilson), 420 California WILSON SAMUEL M (Wilson ft Wilson), attorney-at-law, 202 San- some WiUon T K, judge Superior Court, 628 Montgomery Wilton Wm (Larsen ft Wilson), 201 Kearny VVilson Wm F, plumber, 25 Stockton WILSON ft WILSON (Samuel M and Russell J Wilson), dttorneys-at-law, 202 Sansome WiUon W P, mipr Pacific Land and Trust Co, 513 California Wilton ft Cortelyou (John Wilton and P L Cortelyou), dairy produce, 23 and 24 California Market Wilton Kphraim F, tailor, 12 Stockton Wilton John (Wilt(m ft Cortelyou), 23 and 24 California Market Winall Stuart A, carriagemaker, 17 Stevenson Wiinuia, Belknap ft Oodoy (Jos W Winnns, D P Belknap and J F GoJoy), attnrneys-at-Iaw, 604 Merchant Winans Joseph W (Winans, Belknap ft Godoy), attorneys-at-law, 604 Mer- chant Winans Joseph W Jr, attoniey-at-law, 604 Merchant Winherg J A, photographer, 28 3d Winch Walter, tinware and crockery, 512 Hayes Winch Fred C, druggist, 1910 Market Winchester A S, editor "Light for All," 301 Stockton Winchester Mrs Charles W, dressmaker, 628 Howard Winchester E H (Main ft Winchester), 214 and 216 Battery Winchester House, lodging-house, 44 3d Wincktilnwm Henry, groceries, 601 Hayes Wind Moritz, tannery. San Bruno Road nr Army WINDEL H & 00 (H Windel), fur- niture storage, 310 Stockton CO &0 3 GO &0 •sn M I'i [' iVil \f i.i IIAnUllUUU LUmllLn, llt,M.F. Slack ^alan^wlliMialalt cedar, Veaeen. MASONIO OffTTITS, VSS»?9»j:%VJ'aSVSSt1^ It. II 874 Scm Frandaco. Windeler P, EnterpriM Brewery, 2015- 2019 Foliom Winderman Henry (J D Heine ft Co), oor Fulaom and Fremont Windhuue & Leeman (Bernard Wind- haua and Leeman), liquore, 1037 Market Windhana Bernard, liquors, 1067 Mar- ket Windmiller Morrii, furrier, 104 Kearny Wiiidaor House, Warsohaner Bros prnpra, 005 Market Windior Mining Co, W E Norwood Wprea. 327 Pine indt H A, groceries. NE cor Hyde and Broadway "Wine Dealers' Gazette," M S Whiting propr, 1 1 Montgomery ave "Wine ahdjrobacco Journal," 414 Clay Wineburgh Emannel, fancy goods, 210 Dupont WIHEHILL OUSTAVE, manufac- turer buck gloves, 515 Market Wing ft Allen (Simon Wing and B O Allen), photographers, 342 Kearny Wing Simon (Wing ft Allen), ^342 Keamv Wii g W H (W H Wing ft Co), NE cor Fremont and Mission Wing W H ft Co (W H Wing and John C Waller), last mfrs, NE c^r Fremont and MiMsion WINOATE'S OAKLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO EXPRESS. K C Win- gate prnurietor, U Sacramento Winkle Adam, bakery, SE cor Battery and Vallejo Winkle William, shoc^/ing gallery, 815 Kearn y WINKLER JULIUS (Vetterli ft W'iukler), 163 New Montgomery Winn T J, merchant tailor, 7 Eddy Winslow James, liquors, 314 3d Winslow Wm, lumber, iiier 24, Steuart Winter BenjarainG (Feiuberg ft Winter), 205 Front WINTER ft FELSmO (Morris Win- ter and Fre4l Felsing), sausage manu- fact urers, 37 Mnin WINTER GARDEN, Stahl ft Maack pr'prietors, 305 and 307 Stockton Winter Henry ( Wanz ft Winter), 5 Tay- lor Winter James H, druggist, 059 Clay Winter J H, groceries, SW cor Geary and Jones Winter John F, liquors, SW cor Filbert and Mason Winter Kasten, saloon, N W cor Jackson and East WINTER MORRIS (Winter ft Fel- sing), 37 Muin Winter P D, varnish works, Utah bet El Dorado and 16th 320 332 and 332 Winter ft Wans (Henry Winter and Jo*in D Wanz), butt hers, fi Tayldr Winder W G, dentist, 206 Kearny Wintorbum Joseph (Joseph Winterbum ft Co), 417 Clay Winterburn Joseph ft Co (Joseph Win- terbum and Wm Hoffaonneider), printera and eleotrotypera, 417 Clay WiMterhaltur W, architect, 27 Post Winters Miss Hattio, dressmaker, 807 lUth Winters John F, groceries, oor Filbert and Montgomery ave Winton N W, aut /Etna Fire Insurance Co, of Hartford, 311 California Wintjen John, groceries, 8W cor Geary and Devisadero Wintz Joseph, Willows Exchange, SE cor 10th and Mission Winzlik Rudolph, furrier, 724) Market Wirsing C H, mfr of trunks and valiaes, 705 Market Wirt N S, attomey-at-law, 610 Mont- gomery Wirtiier Adolf, tailor, 306 Poat Wise Henry (Clayburgh ft Wiae), and 322 Battery Wiae laidore H (Wise ft Jacobs), Montgomery ave Wise ft Jacobs (Isidore H Wise Philip Jacobs), boots and shoes, Montgomery ave Wise J H (Jacobs ft Wise), 1206 Stock- ton WISE JOHN H, president Commercial Insurance Co, of California, 405 Cali- fornia WiseTully R, attomey-at-law, 16 Mont- gomery ave Wise R (Salomon, Wise ft Cohn), 606 and 608 Battery Wiskotscliill A J (W L Cook ft Co), NW cor Grove and Lamina Wisluzil J, merchant tailor, 19 Mont- gomery, 302 Kearny and 932 and 736 Market Wissel August, butcher, cor 14th ave and N Wissen August, butcher, cor Railroad and 12th aves Wissing F Jacob, liquors, 1057 Folsom Wistrand AYldrew (Larson ft Wistrand), 142G Howard Witchell ft Gleason, groce ion, 309 Hayes Witgen Dietrick, groceries, NW cor Broadway and Dupont Withrow ft C» (H L Pendleton and I N Withrow), boot and shoe mfrs, 148 9th Witham W L (Larzelere ft Witham), SW cor Clay and Davis Withrow 1 jA (Withrow ft Pendleton), 148 9th CmVIN NUniNG t SON, 9*7 MAIir MfKBRT. HAN FHAIUCIIICO. Iran Ouora. Wank Vanlt», Bt«. C^ CO en CO CO MIEM Witko 235 4 Witscl and ] Witsch siou WittH 6th Witt J. and 'J Witt J WITT Purse Witte ^ WITTI (W w oommj ington Wittlanc 209 W Wittmaii 4th Wittmaa 8 Vock Wittman VBign Wittman 412 Pir Wittmeiei Pacitio Wittmeiei ery ove Wittmeiei goniury Witt, urn I Mnntgoi WIT2EI CO o o HARDWi >UHI. TUBBIE t COh HWDWOOD UIMCT. "JSfXiSei: 00 I 00 I o (S'^roduce, 1 13 6th OBBER BROS (Wilhelm and Her- mann Wobber), gr'ceries, wines and liiiuors, NW cor Lombard and Powell Wobber Henry, groceries, NE cor (Scary and Leuvenw orth WOB&R HERMANN (Wobber Bros), NW cor Lombard and Powell Wobber Peter (Geiken ft Wobl)er), SW cor Mission und iSucar WOBBER WILHELM (Wiibber Bros), NW cor Loml)ard and Powell Wochatz C, liouors, 411 Bush Woeber Capt U, San Francisco Fuaileers, 620 Bush WoelM Bros, liquors, 4004th WOENER OARL. dress, cloak and costume maker, 223 Kearnv Woenier David, cooper, NW oor Main and Harrison Woenne E (Ike Hoffman and E Wo) nno), 606 Market Woeaner Christian, liquors, 237 M Woerz G H, sec Gemiania Lodge K o( H, 121 Eddy Woerz G H, liquors, 5 Hardie Place Woest Louis (Maas ft W'^est), 1423 Powell Wohl P (Wohl ft Politz), 403 California Wohlmann Otto, saloon. 40 Spear Wohl ft Politz (P Wohl and E Politi), brokers, 403 California Wohrden T N Thos, liquors, SE cor Bartlett xnd 23d Wolcott Chas P (Gardner ft Woloott), 504 Battery Wolf A (Wolf ft Shoenberg), 444 Cali- fornia Wolf A, clothing, 002 Dupont Wolf A, liquors, 605 Davis Wolf A, upholsterer, 2006 Polk Wolf ft Co (W H Wolf), carpenter*, 031 Mission Wolf David, butcher, 1262 Market Wolf F, stock-broker, 316 Montgomery Wolf Mrs Fanny, dress and oloakmak- ing, 5th nr Howard Wolf F C, paper hanger, 1232 Stockton Wolf H, general mdsc, i!02 Bush Wolf H (H Wolf ft Bro), 208 6th Wolf H ft Bro (Hyman and Ike Wolf), boots and shoes, 208 6th nr Howard Wolf Henry, bakery, 631 3d Wolf I (H Wolf ft Bro), 208 6th Wolf John W (Loughran ft Wolf), 420 und 422 Davis Wolf Joseph, agt New York Jewelry Mfrs, 120 Sutter Wolf Joseph, trusses, 50i) Kearny Wolf Morris, nifr cigars and cigarettes, 356 3d Wolf Nicholas, liquors, 305 Davis Wolf Philip ft Co (Philip Wolf), com- mission merchants, 304 Battery Wi>lf Samufcl, tailor, 416^ Folsom Wolf Sebastian, pastor St Bnnifuce Ro- man Catholic Church, 123 Tyler Wolf ft Shoenberg (A Wolf and Sol Shoenberg). real estate and insurance, 444 California Wolf W H (Wolf ft Co), carpenter, 931 Mission Wolfarth John M, bootmaker, 13i2 Pa- cific Wolfe Abram, furnishing goods, etc, 902 Dupont Wolfe C E, draughtsman, 302 Mont- gomery Wolfe F C, wall paper, 1232 Stockton > M O o 3 oo ^ f HARDWOOD LUMBER f WAGON STGCK.'^iTf J?!S>^^Vi V*."#|- >:i4*«i«Ml«3 m mmmmm>f*^'¥ LOUIS BRUVERMkN I CO., .1.. F^-.ci. nterllBK miT^rware gisasrilSWontgomBrySt km 376 San Frandaco. CO e tm B i o S Wo!fe Geo H (Wolfe & Son), 240 Mont- gomery Wi>lfe Jacob, bootmaker, 704 Mont- gomery ave Wolfe JasE (Wolfe & Son), 240 Mont- gomery Wolfe M A, dry goods, 1022 Market Wolfe Miss Minnie, stam)»tig and em- broidery, 131 Post WOLFE & SON (Jas E and Geo H Wolfe), architects and editors, 240 Montgomery Wolfe Wm, retail dry goods, 1201 Stock- ton Wolfen Max & Co (Max Wolfen), com- mission, SW cor Davis and Washing- ton Wolff August, book-binder, 308 Post Wolff A, furnishing goods, 1)02 Du- Wjont OLFF BERITHARD. florist, pro- priet'>r Granug Tsun Hin, Chinese consul, 915 Clay Wood A D, editor and publisher of "'.''he Rescue," 123 Montgomery Block Wood B & Co, real cPtatc, 612 Clay Wood Mrs C, dr« >-u.aker, 8 Hayes Wood C (', bntclier, 27th bet Folsom and Harrison Wood & Co (.1 P and R A W^ood, sta- tioi ery, 14.'13 Polk Wood & Daley (James Wood and James Daley), 8ah>oii, 256^ 4th Wood (ieiirge (Liuforth & Co), 3d floor, 41 1 Mission Wood Geo W & Co, stationers, 749 WOOD GEO M (Wood & Strickland), 74;» Market Wood H, t .i'or, .547 Clay WOOD HUB A. solicitor McKenney's I'acific Coast Directory, 689 24th st, Oakland 9i O Wood 677 Wood aai Wood. gome Wood 4th Woodt Harr Wood J Wood J 230 1 Wood P Wood J Sahso Wood S WOOD Wood signer ery, ( in bo( etc, 7 WooIIEN. TUCGIE t CO.. Ship Planlt. all Mnds. M •«« «<» Spear m.. Man FrnpielMeo. San Francisco. 377 Wood Hush, second-hand furniture, 677 Mission Wood H V, butcher, Mis-'on bet 29th and 30th Wood J M, attorney-at-law, 704 Mont- gomery Wood James (Wood &; Daley), 256^ 4th Wood John, boots and shoes, 24th bet Harrison and Alabama Wood J P (Woodfc Co), 14.33 Polk Wood J R (C Moore & Co), dry goods, 230 16th Wood R A (Wood t Co), 1433 Polk Wood S A (Houart, Wood & Co), 15 Salisome i Wood S M. tailor, 927 M irVet WOOD & STRICKLAND (Oeo M Wood and Sidney L Strickland), de- signers, practical engravers, stati""- ery, copperplate priitters and deaie. s in books, steticil cutters, die sirkers, etc, 749 Market W»o.l W C, Sail Loft, 514 2d WOOD WILLIAM 8( Lloyd & Wood), attoriiey-at-laV ashiiigton Woodbridge Church (Catholic), cor 20th and Capp Woodbridge J D, printer, NE cor Wash- ington and Montgomery WOODBURY F C (Woodbury & Haley), 1'4 Post WOODBURY & HALEY (F C Wood- bury and C V Haley), proprietors Heald's Business College, 24 Poat (See adverl^^isement back of book) Woodin Kugone (Woodin & Little), 421 Market WOODIN ftLTTTLE (Ku«ene Woodin and Wnt H Liiiluj, niauut'uctuiurs Im- provful Althoii.'iii! Vuneluss Windmills, importers (if puniiis, lawn mowers, pilMi, brass goixid, etc, manufactnrorH of tanks, 4'Ji Markrt Woodman Pctci- i{ (S I'^ Candle Co). 402 Front Woodman Wm C (S F Candle Co), 402 Froi.t Woods Mrs Ann, boarding house, .^41 Ist WOODS F H. stockbroker, 512 Culi- forni I WOODS F N (F N Woods 4 Co), GG and 1)7 Calit'ornia Market WOODS F N & CO (F N Wood.). poultry and game, 00 and 07 Califor- nia Market Wooils J S, liquor, NE cor Ritch and Townsend Woods Mrs M A, shirt mfr, 9 Geary Woods Preston, 13 4tli Woodville Consolidated Mining|Co, R E Kelly sec, 419 California Woodward H W (Shoobert & Beale), 405 Montgomery WOODW^D R B (R B Woodward & Co). 411 California WOODWARD R B & CO (R B Wood- ward, Drury Melone and Wm H Cregg), carringes, buggies, harness, etc, 411 and 41 1^ California Woodward William A (Frederick Mac- Crellish & Co), 5J9 California Woitdward William A & Co (William A Woodward and Frederick MacCrel- lish & Co), job printers, 529 California Woodward's Garden, n s Mission bet Ridley and 14th WOODWARD'S MUSEUM. Wm F Molte taxidermist, 31 Turk Woodworth, Sohell & Co, pianos, J B Ciirti-* mgr, lOJ Stockton Woolf Abraham, uiiholsterer, 2006 Polk Woolf Morris, taih.r, 1501 Post Woolfe M A & Co, retail dry goods, !0.2 Market WOOLHOUSE BROS (0 B and S G Woolhouse), Sunlight Gas Machine and sole manufact irers for Pacific Coast of Dieckniann's Flat Crimp El- bows, 6J6 and 628 Washington WOOLHOUSE B (Woolhoase Bros), 0-6 Washington WOOLHOUSE S G (Woolhouse Bros), 026 Washington oolley K M, druggist, SW cor Clay and Webster W:OOL PULLING FACTORY. D.m- inicjue Legallet proprietor, 6th ave- nue bet (j and 1{, South San Francisco Woolsey E W.propr "Farmers' Friend," 4l8C.ilifoniia WOOLWORTH R C, president Fir.t National tiold Bank of San Francisco, 315 Mont'iomery WOONSOCKET RUBBER COS AGENCY, Wales' Goodyear Arties rubber shoes, etc, Jas W Dolan agent, 414 and 416 Market Wooster David, physician, 746 Mission Wooster .1 B (.1 B Wooster & Co), 218 and 220 Front WOOSTER J B & CO (J t Wooster), coniniisiion merchant-; r \d wholesale di a!ers in provisions and dairy pro- dn(;e, also manufacturers and w!u>le- sale dealers in Hrcworks, 218 and ir^O WORDEN. CLINTON E, manager branch "ilHoi! ot I'" Stearns & Co, manu- facturing pharmacists, Detroit, ivlicli, 26 New Montgomery Worden, Vanarsdale & Co (W H Wor- den and W P Vanarsdale), grocers, 422 6ch OO oo oo CD CO CO CD CD HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITR MHOli., la A IS Main nnd 14 A 1« Spt-ar Mtreet, M. F. OreKou A«h. Mavl« »n(l Aldi-r. I 1 %-min 'm- Ml l-»,'^fl R?-^'T'i'.'^j-.--,'ff- > '.""y?*— "wpwwww im I ODD FElLOWy SIIPPUES, 'SSLSr^A^STst.^SSgJSSiA 378 San Frcundsco. Worden W H (Worden, Vanarsdale & Co), 422 6th Worden W H, propr and mfr Martin's Challenge Axle Grease, etc, office 223 Sacramento, 1618 Broderick Wores Joseph, hat and cap mfr, 609 Washington Wores Theodore, artist, room 307, Phelan Block, 806 Market Workambron A, tailor, 940 Clay Workmen's Guarantee Fund Associa- tion, E M Reading sec, St Ann's Building Workingnea's Hall, Mission bet 28th an'' ?Sth Wormser I, pres Richmann Drill and Compressor Co, 25 and 27 Stevenson Worn George A, real estate and money broker, 438 California Wores Joseph, hats and caps, 609 Washington Worsley Peter, boots and shoes, 231 6th Worth C H, drayman, 531 Market Worth S, physician, 426 Sutter Wray JacoD, market inspector, 14 O'Farrell ^ Wrede August, bakery, 1310 Pacific Wrede C & Co (Cord Wrfde and Die- trich Weber), saloon, NW cor Clay and East Wrede Cord, saloon, 419 East Wrede Dietrich, groceries, cor 17th and Guerrero Wrede Edward, barber, 1309 Pacific Wrede Hermann, wood and coal, 1218 Pacific Wrede J, wood and coal, 1625 Powell Wreden Clans (Clans Wreden & Co), cor Lombard and Taylor Wreden Clans & Co (Claus Wreden, Wm Fourtz, Chris E Vorrath and Henry Wretlen). Wasliinpton Brew- fciy, cor Lombard and Taylor Wreden Henry (Claus Wreden & Co), cor Loml)ard and Taylor Wren John, wood and coal, NE eor 22d and Harrison Wrin M J (Freeman & Wriii), 326 3d Wright Arthur, saloon, 406 Pacific Wright & Bowne (H C Wright and W S Bowne), ship chandlery, 34 and 30 Steuart Wright C J (N Gray k Co), 641-645 Sacramento Wright & Chadboume (Geo W Wright and Samuel VV rhaii'oourne), books and stationery, 1430 Stockton Wright G B (English & Wright), 327 Pine Wright G H (J Harris & Co), NE cor Kearny and Market Wright Geo T (Wright & Wright), 606 Montgomery Wright Geo W (Wright ft Chadboarne), 1332 Pacific WBIOHT GEO W ft CO. stationers and news dealers, 433 Montgomery ave Wright H B, physician, 23 Kearny Wright H C (Wright ft Bowne), 34 and 36 Steuart Wright J A (Hammond ft Wright), at- torney -at-law, 318 Pine Wright John, clams, 83 California Market Wright John (Wright ft Sanders), 418 California Wright John, liquors, 52 Steuart Wright John, mill and mining, 13 and 15 Fremont Wright J, sewer ' contractor, 316 Du- Wpont right John T, commission merchant, 638 Market Wright J W H, Mission Chemical Works, 850 Market Wright R Percy, attorney -at-law, rooms 10 and 12, 310 Pine Wright ft Sanders (John Wright and George H Sanders), architects, 418 California Wright Selden S (Wright ft Wright), 606 Montgomery Wright W H, physician, 850 Market Wright W H, stock -broker, 314 Mont- gomery Wright Wm S, San Francisco Box Co, 515-519 5th Wright ft Wright (Geo T and Selden S Wright), attorneys-at-law, 606 Mont- gomery Wrobion Henry, groceries, NW cor Mason and Francisco Wuiche Fred, distiller's agt, 268 Mar- ket cor Front Wulbern Jdhn, groceries, NW cor Fil- bert and Laguna Wulfl' Peater, groceries, cor 6th ave and L Wulsen F G (Christensen ft Wulsen), cor Davis and Market Wu zen D H, groctries, NE cor 9th and Folsom Wulzen F H, groceries, SE cor 23d and Fair Oaks Wunsch M (M Wunach ft Co), 111 Sutter Wunsch M ft Co (M Wunsch, Theotlore Kirchh'iff und August Heill)ronner), wholesale watches and jewelry, 1 1 1 Suttei Wunsch Nicholas, barber, cor ..ailroad and rjth av s Wurkheim&Co (MrsPanla Wurkhoim), cloaks and suits, 125 Ke editor "Mining and Scien- tific Press," 414 Clay Yanagiya Keataro, consul of Japan, of- fice 703 Market Yancovich Luco, coffee saloon, SW cor Davis and Clark Yangtze Insurance Association, Macon- dray k Co agts, 20() Saiisome Yarnell Joseph (Yaraell & Tippett), 539 Jackson Yamell & Tippett (Joseph Yarnell and John Tippett), restaurant, 539 Jack- son TATES.& CO (C M Yates and P W Sliingleberger), paints, oils, lamp stock, varnishes and brushes, whole- sale, 1 13 Front Yates C M (Yates & Co). 113 Front Yates k Jackson (R H Yates and R C Jackson), cloaks and suits, 4 and 6 Dupont Yates John D, liquors, 211 Stevenscn Yates R H (Yates & Jackson), 4 and 6 Dupont Yates R R, agt California Silk Co, 585 Market Yeager Mrs Thomas, umbrellas and par- jisuls, 3 Dupont Yeaton Mrs C A, dressmaker, 106 Post Yellaiid Raymond D, artist, 408 Cali- fornia Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Co, TG Taylor pres and snpt, 327 Pine TEEBA BXJENA. A H Hentz proprie- tor, wines and li({uors, 53^ Park ave- nue Yerby H C (Yerby k Roseberry), 302 Davis Yerby k Roseberry ( H C Yerby and James Ro8el)erry), 302 Davis YOLO BOLLS. Dierck, Hinz k Plage- mann proprietors, fiouring, northeast corner Mission and Main Yomer Mrs M B, dressmaker, 1122 Stockton York E R, shipping merchant, 34 Cali- fortiia York Waldo M (York k Whitworth), 120 Sutter YorkA 'Vhitworth (J M Whitworth and \\aldo M York), attorneys-at- law, 120 Sutter York William, wholesale liquors, 109 California TOSEBUTE FLOITB MILLS. Spli- valo k Porman proprietors, Bryant bet 7th and 8th, otfice 415 Battery Yosemite Valley Commissioners, 9 Hub- bard Yost D Z (Clute k Yost), 242 Montgom- ery TOST JOHN D (H S Crocker k Co), 215-219 Bush TOUNO AMERICA HOUSE. A M Simonsen proprietor, 1^ Pacific Young Andrew, restaurant, 867 Market Young Charles, saloon, 619 Mission Young Conrad, dairy, 1429 Dupont Young E B, attomey-at-iaw, 502 Mont- gomery Young Geo A, attomey-at-law, 318 Pine Young Herman, laces and ribbons, 912 Market Young H H (H P L Young k Bro), Greenwich nr Steiner Young H P L & Bro (H P L and H H Young), meat market, Greenwich nr Steiner Young H P L (H P L Young k Bro), Greenwich nr Steiner Young James, optician and watchmak- er, 57 Mission TOUNO JAMES (Young, Thompson k Co), r23 Beale TOUNO J C. MEDICAL INSTI- TUTE, see The J C Young Medical Institute, 204 Post Yo ung J H, painter, 1431 Bush TOUNO JOHN- bakery, confectionery, etc, 1419 Stockton Young Joseph, druggist, 1114Folsom TOUNO T J (T J French k Co), 2339 Mission TOUNO MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO- CIATION. A B Forbes president, Henry J McCoy secretary, 232 Suttf-r Young Men's Christian Association Hail, 232 Sutter Young Mun'a Christian Association Li- brary, 232 Sutter Young Men's Pacific Hall, Pacific bet Powe ll and Mason TOUNO R. proprietor Phcenix Iron Works, 18 and 20 Fremont TOUNO THOMAS (Allen k Young), 1026 Battery Young Thomas, real estate and loan broker, 39 Sutter 09 C > Z o m o O •m o > r o > CO H PI PI H <■ CD > z > Z 2 S o o HARDWOOD LUMBER. Z-IV! """* tHJk lS]IIalnan«ll4A16«lpear Counter Tops, Mewel Posts, Balaaters. lOUIS BBWERIir>ll i CO.. Bnvenuui gtUT,JEmERg, 118 8trMt1I.F. 380 8an Francisco go CO I «9 I 1» H CO 09 o H YOUNG. THOMSON ft CO (James Young and W J Thomson), proprie- tors Beale Street Mill, 123Beale Young Wm, port warden, room 12, 525 Front Young Wm, sewing machines, 1936^ Mission Younger W J, dentist, 234 Stockton Young Women's Christian Association Library, 314 Sutt«r YOUTJHS' DIRECTORY. James Reid superintendent, 1417 Howard Yuba Gravel Range Mining Co, H Pi- choir sec, 320 Sansome Yuma Mill & Mining Co, John H Gil- lespy sec, room 73, 309 Montgomery Yung John C, blacksmith and shutter maker, 1 10 Main Zabel Mme A, lace mender, 624 Ellis Zabaldano A, druggist, 1124 Stockton Zabriskie James C, attorney-at-law, 620 Wash ington ZACHARIAS MRS. physician, 517 Taylor Zacharias L (L Zacharias & Bro), 210 Kearny Zacharias L & Bro (L and Z Zacharias), watches and jewelry, 210 Kearny Zacharias M, watchmaker and jewelry, 308 Kearny Zacharias Z (L Zacharias & Bro), 210 Kearny Zachrisson Th, cigars, 821 Market Zack G G C & Co, grocers, NE cor 4th and Clementina Zadig H (Zadig, Wollberg & Co), 303 M tntgomery Zadig, Wollberg & Co (H Zadig, J Woll- berfi; and J Marks), stock brokers, 303 Montgomery Zihn Henry, groceries, 823 Vallejo Zaate Daniel, silver plater, 190 Jessie Za un He nry, bakery, 326 Broadway ZECHER F W. Comanche Market, (and L Miller & Co) 1817i Powell bet Filbert and Gr. enwich Zticht Jacob, pianos, 'zii iltl. Zeglio David, Carrara Marble Works, 1049 Market Zeh Louis, butcher, I4:2i and l-'.30 Du- pont Zen fuss Frederick W, carpenter, 840 Mission Zeile Charles D, apothecary, 528 Pa- citic Zeile Frederick, physician, Russian and Turkish steam baths, 524-528 Pacific ZEIRO E (Fauciola & Zeiro), 439 Jackson Zeiss Louis, commission merchant, 106 Clay Zekind Soloman (Pacific Clock Mfg Co), 2 and 4 Battery Zeller Herman, whitening and plaster- ing, 1043 Market Zellerbach Antone, straw paper, twines, writing paper, etc, 509 Clay Zelner W, druggist, cor Mission and 5th Zemansky Mrs Sarah, millinery and fancy goods, 210 6th Zengeler E, coffee saloon, 605 Montg'y Zenon Aubert, restaurant, 422 Jackson Zenovich L, liquors, cor Post and Jones Zenovich Z W, fruits and vegetables, Hayes Valley Market Zeph Frank J, cigar mfr, 24 Hayes Zerr Caspar, meat market, 1604 Polk ZIBELIN MME E> French artificial flower.'<, 1115 Stockton Ziegenbein John (John Ziegenbein Co), 201 Davis Ziegenbein & Co (John Ziegenbein and F H Hammer), commission mer- chants), 201 and 203 Davis Zieg'er Frank E, books and stationer} 5'Jl Montgomery ' Imp( Sole Ag WM. HAlJ Tabular Wh«>4'lharrowti. B«lt and Mridce Work, )M7 Main Street. Man Franciaeo. s €9- Send s S Adtilphi s Baldwin Bush St o Bui •-» HAflOl ■■ mm urn TUGGIE t CO. Pacific Coast Hari Woods '&5 » I I . . «' . ■ I ' I I J|l| i ! i > I 1 1 . • " I , I 90 npmtae St. Fraaelar*. CO CM CB E CO O I O o 5bn Frandaco. 381 REPRKSENTATIVE BUSINESS HOUSES OF SAN FRANCISCO. ADVERTISING AGENTS. Brown D, 644 Market Duke K G, 65 Merchants' £xuhange Dunphy Thon N & Co, 506 Commercial Farrell Samuel B, 348 4th Fiaher L P, 21 Merchants' Exchan^^e Lowell F, 432 and 522 California ADVERTISING CARDS. Roberts John W & Co, 508 Montgomery J. G. WHITE. .1. W. KORKHTH. JOHN W. BOBEBTS & CO. IMPORTERS, Specialists in Advertising Carls, 608 Montgomery St., San Franoisoo. Proprietors "Yosemite" Ad\ ertisltiR Cards. Sole AifoiitH Kettoiliiius Atlvertisiinu' Cards. Si)le Ajj:ent8 Leonhardt'x FieiK'li Ciiromo Cards. gyif Use Our A(h ertisill^' HI >tters. "ffl AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- MENTS. (See, also, Hardware.) Ayers M, 25S Market Bull George & Co, 31 Market Davis Gear^e A & Co, 327 Market Everson, Wallace & Co, 116 Front Frank Bros, 319 and 321 Market Hawley David N, 1 17 and 1 19 Market Jackson & Truman, 625-631 6th and 149-169 Bluxome Judson Mfg Co, 402 Front Liufor h. Rice & Co, 323 and 325 Market Osborne D M & Co, 33 Market Suuie E, cor 4th and Bryant AMALGAMATORS. oo Russell Eli F, 35 Rose Alley CEO. BULL & CO. Importers of Agricultural Implements, — AND — Sole Agents for the Celebratei J. I. Cas3 Straw and Wood Burning Engines, Separators, Headers, Saw Mills, Biding and Walking Flows, Harrows and Cultivators. WM. HARRISON'S FAR.M, FREIGHT AND HEADKR WAGONS, LITTLE CHIEF FANNING MILLS, ETC 81 MA.KK.BT STREET, MAN rR.45ICIIIICO. CAIi. O" Send for Catalojfue. tS" Liberal Discinints to Dealers. AMUSEMENTS. Adelphi Theatre (.Ved Buckley), 6u7 California Baldwin Theatre (The), 934 Market Bush Street Theatre, Bush bet Montgomery and Kearny California Theatre, Bush bet K<:arny and Dupont Fountain (The) (George Schmitt), SB cor Sutter and Kearny Grand Theatre (Chinese), 814 and 816 Washington Winter Garden (Stahl &, M&ack), 305 and 307 Stockton CO CO HARDWOOD LUMBER i WAGON STOCK,""'^'' *^'^" '»* " "- Mid 14 4k 1« Hireair M, « V. ii, -jt ! tJ "*'^*p*"*^p DtHIEL MORGBOSS t C0.,'!8as.?«JL'pg.'gS^'#&'g^niy^^^ 382 Representative Buaineaa Houses ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. Anatomical Museum (L J Jordan), 751 Market, office 211 Geary ANILINE COLORS. Richter P E & Co, sole agent--, 109 California J. F. E8PENSCHIED, ANILINE COLORS, p. E. mmiJk CO., sole Agtits. 10» Calirornia St., ISaii Francisco. Frassi A. 802 Montgomery Hellwegen Henry, 108 Taylor Holt Mrs J H, room 331, 806 Market Williams Elizabeth, 120 Sutter ARTISTS' MATERIALS. Currier, Amos & Co, 103 Dupont Hueter Bros & Co, 601 Market Perry S A & Co, 624 Market ARCHITECTS. Wolfe & Son, 240 Montgomery ART DEALERS. Currier Amos k Co, 103 Dupont Snow & Co, 12 Post ARTESIAN WELL BORER. Babcock & Co, 40 Merchanta' Exchange ARTESIAN WELL PIPE. Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 Market ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. Cook Mrs A 0, Manescau Mrs B, Spencer J C, Zibelin Mme E, 126 Kearny 713 Sutter 1024 Market 1115 Stockton WONDER Flower and Feather Store, 1024 Market Street, SAW FRAWCEMCO. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. Beeman Wm, 32 O'Farrell Spring Menzo, J> Geary ARTISTS. Ballou A-"" L (portrait), 759 Market Clow J S ,pnoto), 8 6th Cook Mrs A O (landscape and por- trait), 126 Kearny Delabaere Mile Clt^mence 220 3d Eastman Emily R, 11 Kearny and 914 Market HUETEn BBOS. & CO., IMrUKTKIlH OP ARTISTS' MATERIALS AND MANUKAC'TUKKRS OF SHEET WAX, «01 Market Mt., under --- •*•» -"••«• My Mala •«!««<, ■PHI pp null. TUGCLE I CO.. VENEERS "SiKSSSJ," a t o 00 09 g O Of San Frandaco. 383 Board of Trade of San Francisco, 202 Market California Immigration Association, A W Preston sec, 10 California Caswell Thomiis H, Grand Recorder F and A M, cor Montgomery and Post Colton Dental Association, rooms 6, 8 and 10 Phelan's Block GarReld Monument Association, A W Preston sec, 10 California Gas Consumers Association, E J Coleman prea, 202 Bush Grand Lodge I O O F, Walter B Lyon grand sec, 325 Montgomery Great Western Mutual Aid Associa- tion, VV D Stafford mgr, 841 Market Hodgdon Walter H A, sec San Fran- cisco County Medical Society, 108 Geary Home Benefit Association, A S Brownell sec, 328 Montgomery Jones Harrison, sec Masonic Board of Relief, Masonic Temple, cor Montgomery and Post La Societe Francaise D'Kpargiies Et De Privoyauce Matuelle, Leon Mejasson prra, 534 California Masonic Board of Relief, NW cor Montgomery and Post Mercantile Library Association, A E Whittaker hco, 216 Bush Milkmen's Mutual Aid and Protect- ive Association, Geo C Smart pres, A T Noble sec, 35 Eddy Odd Fellows' Library Association G A Cfimes librarian, 325 Montgomery Pacific Coast Immigration A^isocia- tion, Arnold Bros mgrs, 207 Kearny Painters' Co-operative League, J O Ralston m«r, 1005 Polk Preston A W, sec California Immi- gration Aasociutiou and sec Gar- Held Monument Association, 10 California Ralston J O, mgr Painters' Co-oper- ative League, 1005 Polk Theilmann M C, sec American Eagle Association, 123 CaUforuia United States Law^ Association, John H B Wilkius sec, 438 California Universal Benevolent Association (for unmarried persons), W Price sec and general mgr, 1038 Mission Womans' Protective League, Mrs C M Thompson pres, M J Stephens sec, 218 Post Y7^«|^ CO OO OO LOUIS BRIVERMM & CO.. S7i»%r.!Y/.«i.. 1 19 Montgomery St. 384 Hepresentative Btbaineaa ffouaea Haggin LouU T, room S3, 809 Montgomery li 310 Pine 230 Montf(omery 637 Kearny 310 Pine 310 Pine 606 Montgomery 331 Montgomery 315 California 331 Montgomery 331 Montgomery 424 Montgomery 217 Sansome 606 Cluy 230 Montgomery 230 Montgomery 331 Montgomery 502 Montgomery 530 California 126 Kearny 126 Kearny Hanlon Charles F, Harrison R E, Haasett M C, Herri" Wm P, Heynemann A, Holmes Walter G, Hornblower P A, Houghton R E, Hughes James E, Husted A, Hnsted F M, Irvine William, Jahn Albrecht, Jarboe & Harrison, Jarboe John R, Jennings Cussius i/ji, Joaohimsen H L, Kellogg M B. Lamar J B, Lamar & McKinstry, Ijutimer Lorenzo D, room 76, 309 Montgomery Latimer ft Morrow, room 76, 309 Montgomery Le Breton A J, 217 Sansome Lloyd Reuben H, room 9, 309 Montgomery Lloyd i Wood, rooms 0-13, 300 Monttromery Longhlwronph A H, 507 Montgomery Loughborough & Xewhall, r)07 Montgomery Mastick, Belcher & Mastick, 620 Montgomery Mastick E B, 5'.'0 Montgomery Mastick J W, 520 Montgomery McAllister & Bergin, room 38, 309 Montgomery McAllister Hall, room 38, 309 Montgomery McCIellan R Guy, 523 Kearny McClure David, 526 Montgomery McClure & Dwinelle, 626 Montgomery McKinstry A, 120 Kearny 126 Kearny 522 Montgomery 522 Montgomery XV) Pine 331 Montgomery 320 California 103 Montgomery 324 Pine McMurrny Val C, McPike & Bonney, McPike Henry C, Meyer Martin S, Miller Frank D, Miller J H, Moore Chas H, Morrison A F, Morrow William W, room 76, 309 Montgomery Mowry L I, 637 Kearny Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Ackerman, 426 California Naphtaly Joseph, 426 Califonii^ Naughton J F, 126 Kearny Nauxhtoii & McMurray, 126 Kenrny Newhall W Mayo, 507 Montgomery Newlands F 6, 230 Montgomery Noon James F, Northan Frank, Nygh ft Pairweather, Nvgh Wm A, Olney Warren, Osment Thomas M, Pillsbury E S, Piltsbury ft Titus, Plunkett James C, Quint L, Redstone ft Bram, Regensburger D H, Reid Henry H, Reinstein J B, Robinson C P, 230 Kearny 224 Sansome 330 Pine S ' I'ine 410 Pine 420 Montgomery 306 Pine 306 Pine 302 Montgomery 603 Washington 240 Montgomery 408 Calif. Tnia 636 Clay 217 Sansome 310 Pine Robinson, Olney ft Byrne, 310 Pine Rosenthal JoHoph, 420 Montgomery Severance J 6, 331 Montgomery Severance, Travers ft Hornblower, 331 Montgomery Smith C W M, 224 Sans, me Soderl'erg N, 629 Kearny Splivalo Augustus D, 72 and 73 Montgomery Block Stetson Edward G, 3i5 California Stetson ft Houghton, 315 California Stewart ft Herrin, 310 Pine Stewart Wm M, 310 Fine Swift Chas J, 306 Pine Thomas William, 214 Santiome Thompson R, 76 Montgomery Block Thornton Harry I, 327 Pine Titus Diiniel, Toohy Dennis J, Travers Chas E, Trusseaii P C, Turner George, Tyler George W, Van Reynegom F W, Wallace, Greathouse Wallace Wm T. Whaley John D, Wheeler James, Wiguinton P D, W ilk ins John H B, Wilson Mountfortl S, Wilson Rus!«el J, Wilson Snm M, Wilson ft Wilson, Wood William S, room 9, 309 Montgomery 306 Pine 330 Pine 331 Montgomery 604 Merchant 331 Montgomery 318 Pine 12 Montgomery ft Blanding, 32* Pine 3-'4 Pine 432 Montgomery 221 SanHome 330 Pine 438 California 202 Sansome 202 Sansome 202 Sansome 202 Sansome F. M. Husted, Attorney anl Gonnselor-at-Law, Rooms 21 and 22, 4X4 Xontsomery Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Attorn No, CUVIN NUniNS & SON, WIBDBKH. JAIL ANI» PB«CB WOKK, iM7 Mttlu Street, Man rrMieliteo. Butterfie Davis R Easton ft Greenebai McKenne' Currier, A] ^ I Sonntag C J;^ ft Son's) Holt WarJ Read EdwJ BA( White ft Banz John J Broadway Carcaffa gI Christ ft n Dunn JamJ er Co, n] Goddard g| Heitmuller 492 8ti HiggartNj Himmelstc Hmton Ma, Kafka Mrs] Kovmer Br HARDWi AllEN TUGGIE t CO. Paeifie Coast Harl Woods %£7.%£r I I 00 1 I o 0/ flfttn Francisco. 385 F. f . VAH RETUEBOH, Attorney 8 Counselor-at-Law, No. 12 Montgomery St., Han Frsnelaco, Cal. AUCTIONEERS. Butterfield William, Davis K D W & Co, Easton ft EidritjiKe, Ureenebaum & Co, 109 Moiitgomery 211 Pine 22 Montgomery 115andll7Bu8h AUTOMATIC ADVERTISING CLOCKS. McKenney L M & Co mgrs, 238 Montgomery AUTOTYPES. Currier, Amos & Co, 103 Dupont AXES. Sountiig Charles & Co (Robt Maun & tion's), 1 14 and 1 Iti Market AXLE GREASE. Holt Warren (Dixon & Johnson's), 413 Montgomery Read Edward B, 18 Ist BAGS AND BAGGING. White & Lissak, 321 California BAKERIES. Banz John, - 1.326 Howard Broadway Bakery (L Valentine), 214 and 2\6 Broadway Carcaffa (} B & Co, 1301) Dupont Christ & Frahm, 24 3d Dunn James, supt California Crack- er Co, NW cor Broadway and Battery Goddard Gilford, 914 Valencia Ueitmuller Henry, 492 8th, 1602 Geary and 1216 Polk Higgart N E, 1524 Dupont Himmelstosii George, 240i) Howard Hmton Marsaret, 1235 Mission Kafka Mrs Annie, 1325 Sacramento Koemer Bros, 205 Kearny Roas Chaa, 609 Mission Rowe Edward E, 205 O'Fftrrell Stahmann Mrs ^iophie, 722 Lombard Valente Louis, 214 and 216 Broadway Vienna Model Bakery (Roemer Bros), 205 Kearny Young John, 419 Stockton BAKING POWDER. (See Yeast Powder.) BANKS AND BANKERS. Alvord Wi Ham, pres Bank of Call- fornia,NW cor California and Sansome Anglo-California Bank, Freileriok W Low and Ignatz Nteinhart mgrs, NE cor Sansome and Pine Angus J S, cashier Nevada Bank, NW cor Montgomery and Pine Bank of British North America, A McKinlay agt, 221 Sansome Bank of British Columbia, W Pow- ell acting mgr, S£ cor California and Sansome Bank of California, Wm Alvord pres, NW cor California and 8 msome Firat National Gold Bank, R C Wool worth pres, 315 Montg mt-ry Lnzard Freres, 205 Sansome Nevatln B.mk of San Francisco, J C Flood pres, Geo L Brander vice- pres, J S Angus cashier, NW cor Montgomery and Pine PaciKc Bank, R H McDonald pres, cor Pine a d Sansome Sutro & Co, 408 M(mtgomery Union and N.itional Banks of Aus- tralia, Helluian Bros & Co agts, 525 Front Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank, Lloyd Tevis pres, NE cor California and Sans >me BANKS,SAV1NGS AND LOAN. German Savings and Loan Society, Geo Lette sec, 526 California Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, 2-6 Montgomery Jones Winfield S, sec Security Sav- ings Bank, 215 Sansome San Francisco Savings Union, Jam s De Fremery pres, AU>ert Miller vioe-pres, 532 California Security Savings Bank, Jerome Lin- coln vice-pres, 215 Sansome BARBED FENCE WIRE. California Wire Works, A S Halli- die pres, 6 California 7^ oo ) i C3 en f| < 1 m ii ii ;l HARDWOOD LUMBER, 20 WHITR BROS., 1» « IS Main and 14 »tr«et, m. ¥, Or«|t«n Aah, Ma|il« and Ali l9Hp«mr ODD FEttOWy SUFPUES, igs>arKs.y^g/iSg « I reetrikr?* i I CO H 00 Is Km ^ ri 386 i20pre«enLIHI. mm t COh Eastwi Hard Ww< Lwiilwf .'^t' 0/ Son Pranoiaoo. 887 ESTABUSHED 1868. JACOB 8TRAHLE & CO. BILLIARD MANUFACTURERS, 533 MARKET MTBBBT. HAM FRAMCIIiCU, CAI^ 533 8oleipwnera and I'atenteei on raciflo CtNwt of DELANEY'S CELEBRATED STEEL BPRINQ QUSRIONS. (July l, ISSl, over S,(K)0 Seta fn use.) Importera and Doaleni in Billiard Qoodii and TriinminKx. Ivnr.v and Collulnld QixvIh, Billiard Lamm, all iityle§, Ten Pin Uoods and Alleys, Billiard CushionH, all kinds, Hportinh Qouds, Playintr Cards, UyninaHium and Skatinj; Ouods, Club K(H>ni and HaliHin Fixtures, Bar Fixtures, Plated Uoodii, TO OllUER. Largest Billiard House on the Coast. New York Prices. Hend (or Illustrated Catoloioie and Price List. JACOB BTBAHLE ft CO., 633 Market Street, opp. Saoiome, Ban Fraaoitco, Cal- t^r p. O. B(JX 1»8». '(fe» THE J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO c > o The Most Extensive Billiard House in the World. o MANVFACTI/KRHIi OF BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, AND DKALKKS IN Billiai*d Materials, SPORTINO GOODS. TEN PIN BALLS AND PINS, ETC. OFFICE AMD WAKEROOailS, 653 i 655 MARKET STREET, r^'^tiir-} SAH FRAHCISCO, CAL. o BILL POSTERS. Dunphy Thoa N & Co, 506 Commercial BIRDS, FISHES, ETC. Herrmann, Theodore & Co, 630 Washington BITTERS. Brick wedel Henry & Co (Dr Schra- der's Hamburg), 208 and 210 Front Ratafia Damiana Bitters, Siebe Bros & Plagemau agta, S£ cor Sansome and Sacramento Yerba Buena (A H Hentz), 53^ Park ave BLACKSMITHS. Daclin Chas ft Son, N£ cor Sansome and Jackson Dav J E, 44 and 46 Main Gallagher James & Son, 843 Harrison Haberlon James, cor Vallejo and Front Herold Chas, San Bruno Road nr Army McNeil Daniel, 834 Howard Munro ft Glynn, Filbert nr Fillmore m PI -I HIWDWOOD LUMBER, > z ■n > 2 O S o o WHITE RROM.. IS * IS Mala and 14 A 1« llpear Ht. ». F Boat Stack, Oak Plaak and Tlaiker i I I m > 1 LOUiS BR>i>Emillill t CO.. sJSSffmxss.V^»:.uA 388 Repreaentative Busineaa Houses BLANK BOOK MANUFAC- TURERS. Barry, Baird ft Co, 410 Sacramento and 320 Saniome Crocker H S ft Co, 215-2 1 \) Bush Hioka D ft Co, SOS Montgomery Lecuunt Bros, 535 Market Rankin Chas £, &40 and 542 Clay BLASTING MACHINERY. California Electrical Works, 36 Market BOARDING HOUSES. Arion House (Fred Huber), 13 and 15 Paffe Bardoni C ft Co, ' 115 Clark Ber[;;an Michael (Abbotsford House), 1416 Broadway Casey M, 430 Brannan Kentucky House (Jacob Claassen), Kentucky nr Kope AValk Keystone House (Charles Banks), 417 Pacific Knack John (Philadelphia House), 421 and 423 Bush Manning House (Richard St John), •Jlui Market MoUer F F, 203 Esist Silver Star House, Mrs N E Mny mgr, NE cor Sansome and Pacific Sinionsou A M (Young America House), 15 Pacific Smith John (and Indgini;), 40 C9 uu CO OB O PRISON CEllS. "£f;v.-ii &■%' ftr- CALVIN NUniNG S SON. z o o £ jS QQ 0> Albi C< •41^ AnsI er .a Brek Bruii s Calif pd o Emp (Jr Lafay< Co), Mason Natioi Noeth O'Fau I OUIIUl I South che ery Will« W\ m Near i m^mtm '^'w^^m^mmm^mfi'tfmm'W' >ILEH. TUGGlt i CO.. MEXIGHN HMD WOODS.'y.y.SaiiJ!'- Of Scm Francisco. 391 BREWERIES. Albany Brewery (F Hagemann ft Co), 71-75 Everett Anstett & Co, (Lafayette Brew- ery), 725 and 727 Green Brekle Gottlieb, 1431 Pacific Bruns Henry F, S F Stock Brewery, cor Powell and Francisco California Brewery (Henry Schulte), cor 26th and Bryant Empire Brewery and Malt House (John Harrold), 420 Chestnut Frederick Wm A, (Jackson Brew- ery), 1428 Mission Hagenian F & Co (Albany Brew- e»y), 71-75 Everett Harrold John, (Empire Brewery), 179 Jessie Hayes Valley Brewery (Henry Wah- muth & Co), 512 and 514 Grove Humboldt Brewery (Wm Noeth- ia), 1839 Mission Jackson Brewery (Wm A Freder- icks), 1428 Mission Kronenberg F & Co (United States Brewery), cor Franklin and McAllister Lafayette Brewery (A Anstett & Co), 725-727 Green Mason John, (!|iestrut bet Mason and Taylor National Brewery (Chas E Hanson), SE cor Fulton and Webster Noethig Wm (Humboldt Brewrry), 1839 Mission O'Fausi! & Co (Willows Brewery), SE cor Mission and 19th Philadelphia Brewery (John Wie- land) 220-240 2d San Francisco Stock Brewery (Fred Bruns), 2118 Powell Schulte Henry, cor 2Gth and Bryant South S F Brow ery (Anton Hoel- cher and Geo Soharet^), cor I4tii and R R ave United States Brewery ( F Krones- burg), cor Franklin and McAllister Wi-'liind John (Philadelphia Brew- ery), 220-240 2d Willows Brewery (O Fauss & Co), SE cor Mission and 19th BREWERS' MATERIALS. Extract of Malt (John Harrold Jr &, Co) 420 Chestnut Neis Phil & Co, 415 Sacramento BRICK MANUFACTURERS. Clark N ft Sons, 1310-1316 Market BRIDGE BUILDERS. Pacific Bridge Co, C H Gorrill pres, 4 California San Francisco Bridge Co, W C Whitehead mgr, 10 California BROKERS. Boas Judah, 402 Montgomery Finley, Stevens ft Co, 331 Kearny CO Jacobs A, Sutro ft Co, 613 Pacific 408 Montgomery BROKERS-COMMISSION. Teller J D P, 405 Front BROKERS-GRAIN. Fish, Blum ft Girvin, 327 Pine White ft Lissak, 321 California BROKERS-HOUSE. McAlester ft Jones, 422 Montgomery BROKERS-INSURANCE. Carpenter Mrs Florence P,441 California Cole O H, 433 California Davis J B F, 215 Sansome BROKERS- MERCHANDISE. CO G CO c o m O o oo e^ oo HUMBOLDT BREWERY, 839 MISSION STB.EET, Near 15th St., SAN FKANt'ISCO, CAL. Callingham W J ft Co, 213 Sansorio Sit Houston W J ft Co, 215-217 California ^^ BROKERS-PAWN. Jacobs Abraham (Uncle), 613 Pacific Lichtensteiu L H, 820 Kearny BROKERS-STOCK. Atkinson Thos T ft Co, 337 Pine Dewey E E, 330 Pine Perry Jno Jr, 413 Mcntgomery TurnbuU W ft Co, 3iR Pine Wakefield S B ft Co, 322 Pine Wattles J B ft Co, 303 Montgom. y Woods F H, 512 Califoruia nAnuflUUU LUmDLn, Ht, t». F. ConuterTops, Newel Posta, Halaaiera. J iimMmMmfmmtmmmamnu wi'.ip ^ - LOmS BMBBMIUI i CO., •■>r Cr«*te l«w«r thaa mmy hmmam la tke CItjr, ll» MaatsoHery St. 392 Representative Bvsi/neaa Houses I BRONZERS. Laae W £, (and gilder), 505 Kearny near California BRONZE POWDERS. Dorety Joseph, 527 Commercial BROOM AND BRUSH FAC- TORIES. (See, also. Wood and Willow Ware. ) Gillespie, Van De Mark & Co, man- ufacturers and wholesale dealers in bro ms and brushes, 1 1 Drumm Sadler &, Co, brushes, 605 Market BUILDINGS, BLOCKS AND HALLS. Children's Hall in Silver Star House, NE cor Sansome and Pacific Metropolitan Temple, 1 S Kalloch pastor, cor 5th and Jessie St Ann's Building, cor Powell and Eddy BULLION REFINERS. Walker H W, 109 Montgomery Block BURNING BRANDS. Klinkner C A &; Co., 320 Sansome BUSINESS COLLEGES. Barnard 6 B, business mgr Cali- fornia Commercial College, 417 Kearny Healds Business College, (Woot BUTCHERS-WHOLESALE. Dunphy Wm & Co, 504 Kearny Strouse Mark & Co, 113Cand 1138 Market Zimmerman & Co, 1154-1158 Market CABINETMAKERS' STOCK. Allen, Tuggle Si Co, 18 and 20 Spear CABINETMAKERS. Forbet; A J, ♦ 18 Market Fuohs & Euler, 545 and 547 5th Jungblut August & Co, 10-16 Tyler Kemp J ft Co, 114 avid 116 Mission Kiernau & Hall 225 Post Koehler Chas, 231 Ellis Krone Julius, 711 Sutter nr Taylor CANDY FACTORIES. (Sec, also, Confectionery. ) Aguirr. "'■vrtin J, 429 Kearny Allogretti I, 501 Sutter Foster F W & Co, 1025 Market bet 6th and 7th Jamison & Dietrich, 1214 Market Pacific Steam Candy Factory (J H Eichler & Co), 1065 Market bet 6th and 7th Pitt & Co, 465 Stevenson Rothschild ft Ehrenpfort, 118 Front SeidI J ft Co, 250 and 252 Market Steam Candy Factory (Rothschild ft Ehrenpfort), 118 Front rnloUll uCLLO,Bio. ««7 Main Hlreet, ». V. CALVIN NUniNG I, SON. mmm^ ■f^ ALLEN. TOGGLE i CO.. WAGOW LUHBEH.'Sf.^gSSSJy^- Of San Frcmdaco. 393 ROTHSCHILD & EHRENPFORT, WHOLESALE Candy Ma'nufacturers; IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NUTS, ETC., 1 18 FRONT STREET, bet. California and Pine, SAN FRANCISCO. — () — steam Candy Fac'-jry, 118 Front Street. CANNED GOODS. Astoria Packing Co, N J Kinney dgt, 22 California Paaner Packing Co (M Banner & Co), cor Folsoin and Spear Cutting Packing Co, Sidney M Smith pres, 17-41 Main Inselmann H, 446 3d Banner Packing Go. MANITFACTUK8R8 OF CANNED GOODS Of superior quality. Fruits, Jellies and .Tains, Vei^etables, Meats, Fish. Pickles and Sauces. N.W. Cor Folsom and Spear Sts., SAN FRANCISCO. CAPITALISTS. Brown Richard, 215 Sansome Cook Daniel, room 4, .309 Montgomery Cook Seth, room 4, 309 Montgomery Dewey Squire P, 330 Pine B'air James G, room 1, 309 Montgomery Flooti James C, room 0, 309 M mtgomery Haugin Jas B, room 51, 309 Montgomery l/'helan James, Phclan's Bl'k, cor O'Farrell A Market 'lobinet Eugene, 7 Montgomery ave Carpenters & builders. CARPET BEATING MA- CHINES. Conklin Bros (steam), 333 Golden Gate ave Pioneer Carpet-Beating Co (J Spald- ing & Cu), 353 and 355 Tehama e/» PACIFIC Steam Carpet Beating anil RenoTating Works. Also, WHITENING in all its Branches. 333 Tyler St.. near Larkin, San Franeiseo- Oakland Branch— 218T St. and Tblkgrapii Avb. cut, sewed, and laid by flrst-class Prompt attention will be i(iven to il or telephone, i^ Telephone ONKLIN BROS., Proi-riktors. Carpets workmen, orders sent by call 2126. "«»■ CARPET FACTORY. Maokay Alex, 715 Market Co.wad II A, Hiiyes John T, Krone Julius, Pike Chan U, Pratt lin.ry G, 635 California 1723 Larkin 711 Sutter nr Taylor 422 Commerciiil 51 Clay CARPENTER and BUILDER, 61 CLAY STREET. Near Drumm, 8an FranclSPO. Stores and Offlces fitted up. AU kinds of Jobbing promptly att«n(Iud to. Royal Carpet Factory DEVENTER. HOLLAND. niJTCH RIJOS OF ALL l»IXlSti|. P. E. RICHTER & CO., Sole Agents, 109 ('alifornia Street, San Francisco. CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. (See, also. Furniture and Bedding.) Connelly James & Co, 532 aud 534 Market, opp Grand Hotel Edwards Frank G, G28-(>36 Clay Hartnhorn & McPhun, 861 Market Heney Wm J & Co, 18-22 Ellis Mackay Alex, 716 Market Plum Chas M k Co, 641 and 643 Market Rayo A P & Co, 739 Market C/» CO 3 GO CO en : UiDniiinnn l IIUDCO WHITIC BKOtl,, la a is nmln aua 14 A 1« HiM-ar llAnillf UUU LUmDCny »t, «. F. aiack Walant. Spanish Cedar. Veneern. •(•«>««<^titUMl»IMM»- fm^^ 1 s ODD FEUOWS' SUPPUES, 'SSLSS^^iSntfJ'gSSTSS.Mfr 39i Seprea^ntative Bu9vne99 Bousea CARPET SWEEPERS. McConaughy D E, agt Goshen Sweeper and Clothes Wringer Co, 242 3d CARRIAGE HARDWARE. Martell John, 623 Sacramento CARRIAGE MANUFACT- URERS. (See, also, Blacksmiths and Wagonmak- era; also, Wagonmakers.) Arfort John B, 623 Geary Brandeustein H t Co, cor New Montgomery and Mission Carvill Manufacturing Co, A D Carvill pres and supt, 7 and 9 Powell Dupuy J & Co, 630 Broadway Folsom Albert, 217 Ellis Lamer Dr Thomas (Mission C .- riage Factory), 540 and 542 \ a' Liljenberg A; Bro, 933 Harri. Lowney Jerry &; Son, 426 9tii Mersereaa A S, 1927 Mision Mission Carriage Factory, (T De Lamer), 538 Valencia Rfentschler John, 1624 Mission Soule E, cor 4th and Bryant Straut W E, N W cor Sacramento and Drumm WharflF J F & Co, 1511 Devisadero Wight* Sparks, 1507 Polk ■I. LOWJTBY. D. D. LOWNEY. JEBB7 L0WNE7 & SON. Carriage Manufactort, 4«0 Urinth titre«t, Bet. Harrison and Brjant, SAN KRANCISCO. Lijfht and Heavy Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies and S1n Wagons made to order. tS" AUo, General Jobbing attended to. CARRIAGE REPOSITORIES. Carvill Manufacturing Co, A D Carvill pres and supt, 7 and 9 Powell Hawley David N, 117 and 1 19 Market Woodward K B & Co, 411 Califoruia CARRIAGE TOPS. PlumbeJF, 2&2d CARRIAGE TRIMMERS. Piohe Medurd, 636 Broadway CARTRIDGES. Skinker John, 1 15 Pine (J S Can ridge Co, Chas Sonntag & Co agts. CAVIAR MANUFACTURER. Asmann Adolphe, 69 and 70 California Market and 1517 Polk CHAIR MANUFACTURERS. Centennial Chair Factory (Chas Greffe), 508 and 510 5th Greffe Chas (Centennial Chair Fac- tory), 508 and 510 5th Indianapolis Chair Mfg Co, (solid walnut furniture), 160 New Montgomery CHEMICAL MANUFACTUR- ERS' WARES. Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 Market CHEMICALS. Richter P E &; Co, 109 California P. E. RICHTER & CO. Wholesale Iinport«rs and Sole Ai^nts for Societe Anonyme de Louvain, Chemicals, Saltpetre, Olyoerine, Etc. 109 CallfoFDla Street, San Francisco, Cal. CHEMICAL WORKS. California Chemical Works (John Beynolds), San Bmno Road bet 27th and 28th Coker William & Co, 1 1 1 Minna Johnston William, 118 and 120 Halleck Reynolds John, San Bruno Road bet 27th and 28th CHEMIST(MANUFACTURER). Coker Wm, 1 1 1 Minna CHIMNEY CLEANER. O'Neil H S, 407 Bush CHIMNEY PIPES. Clark N & Sons, 1310-1316 Market Gladding, McBean & Co (Terra Cotta), 1310 Market CHIMNEY TOPS. Browell J, 727 Montgomery Clark N & Sons, 1301-1316 Market 116 Market Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 M rket CO CO CO C/9 CO (0 o o o PRISON CELlS.iJiT'Sli^'aiur's-^v.'.irv CAIVIN !IUrTIN6 £ SOK. ALIEI ■ CM Halpr CI CD e Paoe( PO CO &0 !«■ "!P^"""PPvpiill >LIEH, TUBGLE i CO.. OBESON >SH HHD HHPIE. Ill A •• Spear St. )»n Fraaelac*. 09 0/ Son Francisco. 395 CO 09 CO E •aH» &0 CHIROPODIST. Halpruner Winfield S, 850 Market CHRONOMETER MAKER. Pace Charles, 418 Battery CIDER WORKS. Preble & Jones, 218 Davis CIGAR MANUFACTURERS. (See, also, Cigars and Tobacco.) Barry David SE cor Folsom and 9th Cabanas & Co, 406 and 408 Battery Garcia Jos^ A, 413 Sacramento Klahn John H, 116 6th cor Minna Koenigsberger, Falk & Mayer, 312 Washington Lewis Sam & Co, 24 California Mayrisch Bros & Co, 405 Battery Pettenati Peter, 1028 Kearny Ramon A & Co, 416 Battery Wertheimer M &, Bro, 518 Front White I K & Co, 221 Sacramento CIGARS AND TOBACCO, (See, also. Cigar Manufacturers). Carroll Wm, 310 Post Cummings L & J, 131 4th Dosuher Henry, SW cor Pierce and O'Farrell Elmers N, SW cor Powell and Greenwich Gabriel Gaspard, 443 Valencia Griesser Adolph, SE cor Montgomery and Clay Hanke Chas H, 328 Pine Houston W J & Co mfr agts, 215 and 217 California Iiiselmann H, 446 3d Lessmaan Joseph, NE cor Bush and Larkin Lowell F, 432 and 5-il2 California McPortland Daniel, cor Pacitic and Leavenworth McVeigh P J, 500 Ellis Medau J & P, 201 Montgomery ave Meierdierks Christian, 416 O'FHrrell Mooney ft Latlin, cor Geary and Central ave Nichols George, cor Post and Central ave Otten Diediick, 101 1) Pacific Pearlman Abraham M, June Market and Sutter Rohrs Genrge H, NE cor Sutter and Central ave Wilhelmi Wolrad, 50J Montgomery ave CIGARS AND TOBACCO- IMPORTERS AND WHOLE- SALE. (See, also, Cigar Manufacturers). Cohen & Blum, 316 Sacramento Diefenbacher George, 91 1^ Larkin Drink house J A, SW cor Battery and Sacramento Garcia Jos^ A, 413 Sacramento Lewis Wm & Co, 30 and 32 California and 946 Market Mayrisch Bros &, Co, 405 Battery Wertheimer L & E, 300-306 Front CLOAKS AND SUITS. Brown & Metzner (agt Bros, Boston), Fratinger & Noll, Kramer, Goodman &, Co, Messager Etienne, Moran D M ft Co, Mulvey Annie S, Springer 549 Market 105 Kearny 109 Battery 211 Dupont 128 6th cor Natoma 28 6th Sullivan's Cloak and Suit House (Thos Sullivan), 120 Kearny CLOCKS. Levy John ft Co, lis Sutter C L OJ3 K S I JOHM E.RVy A CO. Frencti, Mantel aMTrayeling CMS Ami Opem Glasses. Manufacturinyr Jewelern. 118 SUTTER STREET. &0 CLOCKS-WHOLESALE. Davis Bros, Toklas ft Co, 10-16 Sutter CLOTHING-RETAIL. (See, also. Clothing — Wholesale.) Cohn Simon, 421 Kearny Davis ft Kellogg (mfrs oil clothing), 34 California Hyman M ft Co (boys and child- ren's), 518 Market Jacobs A, 613 Pacific Marks M, 52 Clay Mieraon, Jewell ft Co, 828 and 830 Kearny O'Hanlon James ft Co, 717 and 719 Montgomery Sutton C Jr ft Co (oil clothing), 32 California CO HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BROf... I» A IS Main and 14 A 16 Mpear Mtrert. M. V. Wason clto«k. Cabinet Woods, etc. J H CO « 8 M |.- «2 II *.- 09 Is i am mm«»i t ci. •.'ssvassati^ if Q MoBtromer 396 Itepreserdative Budneaa Houses CLOTHING-WHOLESALE. Brown Bros & Co, 121 and 123 Sansome Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co, 16 and 18 Sansome Steinhart W I & Co, 3 and 5 Battery Witt & Purach, 13 Sansome CLOTHS AND TAILORS' TRIMMINGS. Baamgarten A & Co, 7 Montgomery Cutter John D & Co (manufactur- ers), 26 New Montgomery Debruuner M, 528 Montgomery Reiss Bros &, Co, 24 and 26 Sutter Stein, Simon & Co, 585-589 Market A. BAUMOABTEN ft CO. IMP0RTBI18 OP Woolens & Tailors' Trimmings, No. 7 Montgomery Street, Lick House Block, SAN FRANCISCO. REISS BROS. & CO. IMrORTERH OK Cloths, Beavers, Gassimeres And Tailors' Trivirnings, 94 A ae SIJTTER STB GET, Bet. Sansome and Monti^'y, Sa.n Fkancisco, Cal. tS" House in Paris, 2 Rue ile Chateauilun. COAL. (See, also. Wood and Coal.) Bellingham Bay Coal Co, Pierre B Cornwall pres, SE cor Spear and Folsom Black Diamond Coal Mining Co, Pierre B Cornwall pres, SE cor Spear and Folsom California Coal Co, Geo A Baines mgr, SE cor Turk and Jones Chandler R D, 118 and 120 Pacific Empire Coal Mine and Railroad (M W Belshaw), 402 Front Seattle Coal and Transportation Co, J L Howard pres, 8 O Putnam sec, 210 Battery Selby Thos U & Co, 116 and 118 California Shaw k Sharp, 10 Fremont Theobald, Kane & Co, 35 aiid 37 Clay Whitney & Marshall, 22 and 24 Fremont COFFEE SALOONS. Central Coffee House (John Mon- sou), 923 Market Grand Opera House Coffee Saloon (Nelson & Hansen), 700 Mission Monson John, 923 Market Nelson & Hansen, 700 Mission Sebelin John C, NE cor Folsom and Steuart Staser Mrs Martha, 806 Mission COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS- Bernard & Mantel, 707 and 709 Sansome Ghirardelli D ft Sons, 415 and 417 Jackson Koster & Zwick 33 Main McCarthy Bros ft Co, 119 and 121 Front Venard G, 625 and 627 Front COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS M ANUFACTURERS. Linforth, Rice ft Co (Enterprise), 325 Market COFFIN MANUFACTURERS* McAuliffe F T ft Co, 514 and 516 8th COLLECTORS. American Detective, Collecting and Mercantile Agency (F C Mar- shall), 214 Sansome Bachrach M, 601 Merchant Cormac ft Jahn, ' 606 Clay Harding's Collection Office, Samuel Newman mgr, 648 Washington Husted A, 331 Montgomery Remington John C, 504 Kearny Shain Joseph E, 628 Montgomery Thompson £ B, mgr American Mer- cantile Union, 76 Montgomery Blk, 628 Montgomery Wade Wm, 214 Sansome COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. Coffee Andrew J (for Arizona), 509 California Craig Lee D, 316 Montgomery Crane Alfred C, 310 Montgomery King ft Chattin (f r all the States and Territories), 442 California Wheat Chas D, 501 California COMMISSION AGENTS. Smith ft Nelson, 10 Commercial ALIEN. Mo. lO Hestoi] Cylinde Agents 1 (See, PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAtiVIN nrilTTINU A M«»W. Proprietors. Batsbllshed ISA*. »I7 M»Ib Street, li V. >UHI. TUBGU t CO.. VENEERS 111 ■■« •• l»v«wr Stn I ^ 0/ /Sian Francisco. 397 SMITH & NELSON, No. lO COliaiBBDIAIi BTREBT, 80LB AOBNT FOR Heston and Combination Faoking. Cylinder and Lubricatingr Oil and Compound. Beltinff, Lacing, &c. Agents (or the Hubber Heater and Condenser. o H H o o p g O COMMISSION MERCHANTS. (See, also, Shipping and Commission Merchants.) Ammon Bernhard Von, 310 California Balzer Henry & Co, 209 Sansome Bandmann, Nielsen & Co, 210 Front Brigham, Hoppe & Co, 320 Front Burnham & Scott, 321 Davis Clayburgh M & Co, 109 Clay Covert H M, 203 Sacramento Cummings, Gimmel & Co, 424 Battery Cutter, Lloyd & Co, SE cor Clay and Davis Davis R D W & Co, 21 1 Pine Dellepiane & Co, 425 and 427 Battery Dempster & Keys, 202 Market Dickson, De Wolf & Co, 412 and 414 Battery Williams, Dimond 8c. Co, 202 Market Wilson J Y & Co, 9 Sutter and 608 Market Wittland & Fredrickson, 209 Washington Witzel & Baker, 324 Clay Wolff & Keiiihold, 506 Battery Wooster J B & Co, 218 and 220 Front BANDMAM, NIELSEN & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND GENERAL AGENTS ok thk GIANT POWDER CO. Office, Wo, VIO Front Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. oo CO Dyer Charles A, Earnest, Wall & Co, Egerton Henry C, Eggers & Co, lOveleth & Nash, Fish, Blum & Girvin, Gagliiirdo Andrew, Oreenebaum & Co, Haijiht Koliert & Co, Hall A I & .Son, Hatch F A & Co, 330 Pine 302 Davis 109 California 214 California 211 Washington 327 Pine 628 Broadway 115 and 117 Bush 226 Front 528 and 530 Market 122 Clay JOHN MCCORMACK. .lAMEt) QUINNE. McCOHMACE & aUINNE, rtSit California St., San Francisco, Commission Merchants Feo & Co, McCann M, McCormack k Quinne, Mt-Twiu Parker J, ^ office room A, 659 Clay, res 313 Capp Moody & Farrish, 210 Davis Morrow George & Co, 39 Clay Muecke Victor & Co, 435 California Platshck ft Harris, 314 and 316 Battery Price W C & Co, 320 Washington Reynolds L & Co, room 1, 309 Montgomery Richter P E & Co, 109 Carifornia Smith & Nelson, 10 Commercial Von Ammon Bernhard, 310 California Vusuovich & Chiuda, 519 Sansome Whitney ft Marshall, 22 and 24 Fremont (ESTAHLISIIUD ISiA.) AY, GRAIN AND COMMISSION MER- chaiits. Shipping orders a specialty. SO Clay Ntreet, Man Francisco. Ttljphone No. 35. H F. E. BICHTEB & CO. Wholesale Importers and Exporters of FOREiaNaM DOMESTIC PRODnCE. (:!a.sli Aihances made on Consignments. 109 CAIilFOR!VlA STREET, SAN FRA:, CISCO, CAL. J. B. WOOSTER & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND WnOLKSALK DRALKKS IN ProviHlonH, Dairy Produce, Etc. Noi. 218 & 220 FBONT STBEET, P. O. Box 1263, SA*!^ FRANCISCO. CONCENTRATORS. Adams ft Carter (agts Frue's Con- centrator), 109 California Hendy Joshua (Hendy's Concentra- tors), 49 and 51 Fremont Huntington F A, 220 Fremont OO CD era CD 10 CO GO i I l^^' '"n HMDWOOD lU.lliBER WHITE ilKOS Street. M F. Ure|{ou A«la 1» A IS Main and 14 A 1« Spear Maple and Alder. MASONIC OUTnTSr^«Sgi.*«fta^g.'g»«!g.V«- MUll CO is .da U s . II 398 Representative Busi/neas Houaee CONFECTIONERY. (See, also, Candy Factories.) Affuirre Martin J, Allegretti's Confectionery gretti), Berry Mrs G M, Hurton L A, Ooddard Gilford, G088 Mrs G W, Guillet Charles, Lally Mrs Mary, Macy Mrs M F, 429 Kearny (I Alle- 501 Sutter 128 Kearny !)1G Market 914 Valencia liM)5 Mission 905 Larkin cor 31 st and Mission 2608^ Mission Roberts G F, NW cor Polk and Bush Rowe Edward E, 203 O'Farrell Young John, 1419 Stockton I. ALLEGRETTI'S MANl'KACTORV OK Neapolitan Bricks of Ice Cream, Italian Cream Chocolates and Confec- tionery, Wholesale and Retail. 501 Snttrr Ht., Corner of Powell, SAN FRANCISCO. CONSULS. Russian Consul (Max Axelr>>od), 717 Post CONTRACTORS AND BUILD- ERS. Brown Col W H, 6 Mills Place, off Dupont bet Sutter and Post Forbes A J, 18 Market Lane W E, 505 Kearny near California Peters W J & Co, 424 Jackson COL. W. H. BROWN, THE OLD ORIQINAL EICAVATOR. Sewers Cleaned or T^aid. Privy Vaults emptied Day ur Night. OFFICE. No. e MIKiLli PI.ACE. Off Dupont, between Sutter and Post. COOPERS. California Wine Cooperage Co, Fulda Bros mgrs, 30-40 Spear Felvey Lawrence, 114 Sacramento Fulda Bros, coopers, 30-40 Spear MattuUath Manufacturing Co, (The) 411 and 413 Brannan bet 7th ft 8th Meiater ft Schilling, 862 Harrison California Wine Cooperage Co. — AND— FULDA'S PLANING MILLS, FULDA BROS., Proprietors, 30 to 40 Spear Street, Near Market, SAN FRANCISCO. se-Inrh Redwood Water Tanka, Capacity in Gallons 9fiO to 10,()00 3-lnrh Redwood Water Tanks, Capacity in Gallons 10,0(K) to 50,000 House Tanks. Capacity in Gallims 70 to 100 Made of Steaaied KedwiKxl and bound with Galvanized Hooiw. Ship and Mininic TanlBD WOODS.' !• A M mwtat M. Of San Francisco. 399 CORSETS. Boston California Dren Reform (Mri Mary H Ober ft Co), 326 Sutter BVoud M & 8on (FVeud Corset House,) 742 and 744 Market Freud's Corset House, (M Freud ft Son), 742 and 744 Market Martinet Mrs J, 338 Sutter Ober Mrs Mary H ft Co, 826 Sutter Pons Mme H (French), 219 Post MME. HENBZZTTE PONS, Manufacturer and Importer of Fine French Corsets, »19 POST 8THBBT, Bet. Uupont and Stockton, SAN FRAKCISCO. COSMETIC BAZAAR. Cosmetic Bazaar (Mrs E Lord), 228 Sutter COSTUMERS. Friedlander Mrs L, 20 3d and 202 Stevenson Jahn ft Foster, Schocfer M & Co, 'I'erme Mme Louis, Walter ft Rogg, Woerner CarlT 121 Stockton 34 3d 012 Montgomery 11 (Jeary 223 Kearny COUNTY HISTORIES. Ef o ,t W W ft Co, 619 Montgomery CRACKER COMPANIES. California Cracker Co, Adolphe Weske ores, NW cor Broadway and Battery CROCKERY AND GLASS- WARE. Caire Justinian, 521 and 523 Market Healev John T, Joseph A, Leviagston A, Porteous A, 2237 Mission 929 Market 717 Market 1314 Dupont Rvan John, 524^ 16th Wangenheim, Sternheim ft Co, 628 and 530 Market, 27 aitd 29 Sutter ALEVINQSTON'S • CBO< -KBKY STORE, Wholeiale and Retail, Crookery, China and Olaosware. Rtiger'a White Metal Plated Ware. Kuggel's and Enttligh Table Cutlery of the best quality, and cheaper than any house in the City; also, Conl Oil Lamps, Coal Oil, Chimneys, Etc. 717 Market IStreet, Ban Fnmelaco. N.B.— Crockery supplied (or Balls and Parties on reasonable terms. CRUCIBLES. Dempster ft Keys (Robert Taylor), 202 Market CURLED HAIR. Cahn Morris, CUTLERS. 12 2d Feigenbaum ft Co, Price M, Will ft Finok, 520-626 Market 415 Kearny 769 Market CUTLERY. Allen ET, 416 Market Egerton Henry C, 109 California Feigenbaum ft Co, 620 -526 Market Herz Gustav, 315 Battery Ladd C D, 629 and 531 Kearny Price M, 416 Kearny Rebman ft Chetwood, 31 6th and 1036 Market Sadler ft Co, 605 Market Son Bros (importers), 300 and 302 California Will ft Finck, 769 Market DAIRY PRODUCE-RETAIL Asmann Adolph, 69 and 70 California Market and 1517 Polk Bennett Bros, 35 and 36 and 88-91 California Market Gusippi Rebozzi, cor 26th and Bryant Inaelmann H, 446 3d Mordoff A H, 37 Center Market Point Reyes Butter Depot, Bennett Bros agts 89, 91, 35 and 36 California Market University Dairy (John Kelley) San Bruno Road DAIRY PRODUCE- WHOLE- SALE. Haight Robert ft Co, 226 Front DANCING ACADEMIES. Clark Mrs Ada, Lunt O A, Mirasole Mrs Cora V, O'Brien V^ J, 211 Sutter 320 Post 121 O'Farrell 2131 Mission DECORATIVE ART. Decorative Art Rooms (I Barker), 316 Sutter Fontana and Freiligrath (Decora- tive Art Rooms), 326 Sutter O PI o o GO CO CO CO 3 HMDWOOD LUMBER, ssSKf*^ *•*-'• -^ »*'*-* ""^ Was«a titaek. Cablaet Waada. ata lOUIS BBWEHIIMI « CO.t >— »m tw^itir. ■fV»wtSli— ry ■5?'^ 400 Representative Bas'vnesa Houses DENTISTS. BirgeJamea J, 313 Kearny Blankman HO, 106 Post Bolton Thomas, 804 Howard Brewer P A, 724i Market Christenaon O A, NW cor Ittth and Valencia Crossett E T, SE uor 21it aud Mission Sicker Dr Chas W, atch James H, Lundborg JAW, Mas4ie H C, McLain A F, Mortfew Thos, New York Dental Massie), Sublett ft Tracy, •Sullivan M J, Tracy C E, Wilson C H, 806 Market 213 Geary 123 Stockt(m lU 6th 108 Stockton 8 Montgomery Rooms (H C li) 6th 906 Market ;K) Post 906 Market 925 and !>27 Market THe Original S-Dollar Dentist on tbe Const THOMAS BOLTON, DENTIST. 804 Howard Street, San Francisco. tlVK AND LKT XASK HKN'TAI. IM.ATKS, J 33.00 1> i»lf>.00. A Sliijdo Sot i>f 14 (Jtiiii Tout h, ifS.iK). Filliiijr Teeth with ^ioU\, *1.(KI to tf7,(K). All other Killiii'^s known to the Profession at the most reasoiinble pri<'os. and all worl< wurranteil. E. T. CROSSETT, DENTIST, S. E. Corner 21st and Mission Sts. SAN FRA!liei(i€0. JtSr Special attention to correct int( irre^ilaritics. DENTISTS MATERIALS & INSTRUMENTS. Folkcrs J H A ft Brother, 118 Montgomery J. H. A. FOIKERS t BRO. IMI'ORTERS OF SIIUJICAL INSTIU'MKNTS and Dental (ioixlH. ManufacturerM of TrtiH- Be8 and Apparatus fur DofortnitioM, etc. Dealers in Fine Cutlery, etc. 118 Montgromery Street. Next diwr to Occidental Hotel Kntranre, S. F. 8iile A^'ents for Geo. Ticinann & Co., New York. DESIGNERS. Kehrlein Emil, Oliver H ft Co, W(H>d ft Strickland, 328 Bush 536 Clay 749 Market DETECTIVES. Am«>rican Detective, Collecting and Mercantile Agency (F C Mar- shall), 214 Sansome Bachrach M, 604 Merchant Pacific Coast Detective Agency (A J Lucas ft Co), 215 Kearny A. J. LUCAS & CO. Pacific Coast Seteotiye Agency, Office, !tl5 Kearny Mtreet, SAN FRANCISCO. Al.li BI'SINKSS PROMJTLY ATTKNDKDTO. Rutit of Keterunce can Ini ijfiven. Detecti\eM diNpati^hed to all portionH of the United Stateii, Canada and Kuro|>c. We investigate niyisteriouti murders, blackmailing: schemes, conspiracies a^rainst character or property, incendiary tires, train wreckini;, the counterfeiting of bonds, stocks, and other valuable instrnmcntH, patent infrinjxcnients, embcz/.lunicntH, obtaining i^oihIs and credit by misrepresentations, the character and standing of im|)ortaiit witnesses, the habits and assiM'iates o'' employes, robberies connnitted by burglar, sneak, derk or servant, the authen- ticity of deeils, wills anil heirs traced and proven, missing jiersons found, stolen and lout projtorty recovered. r I'O UTew York. THBO. KI€;KMISC'HKK IXew York. I'urfuiiier and Manufacturer u( Spocialties. THK XL BRVIiH €0 !Vew York. ManufacturorH of T(M>th BrusheH. «. HEINBMANW A CO Chlcaso. ManufactuierH i ... C'aaael. ttennavy. Manufacturers of Labeled Boxes nnd Oallipots. frO qna GO HARDWOOD LUMBER f WAGON STOCK, WHITB BROM.. 18 A IS Mala and 14 A 1« Hyear «t. 8. W. S2 26 mmi MOBCHOSS t co..-Biagg«a ^•11 Stt* 402 Bepreaentative Bunneaa ffouaea I o 14. DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES. OoltemiMm k Co (wholwale), 21 Sutter Herz Oustav, 315 Battery Saddler ft Co, 60S Market Wataon k Co, 122 and 124 Market DRUGGISTS - WHOLESALE. Goltermann k Co, 21 Sutter Maok J Jft Co, 11 Front Redington k Co, 520 and 031 Market Steams Fred k Co, 26 N'ew Montgomery WakeleeACo, SE cor Bueh and Montgomery DRY GOODS-RETAIL. Castagnetto Giovanni, 1234 Dupont Curtiu C, 911 and 013 Market Davidaon J W & Co, 101-103 Kearny Doane k Heushelwood, SE cor Sutter and Kearny Grand Dry Goods Store (C Curtin), 911 and 913 Market Jones J W (Grand Central Auction House), 24 6th Keane Bros, 107-115 Kearny Kwong Shew Lun k Co, 729 Dupont, cor Clay Moran D M & Co, 128 6th cor Natomn O'Brien J J, 924-928 Market Peixotto k Silverman. 42-46 3d The Arcade (J J O'Brien), 924-928 Market White, Grey k Co, 114 and 116 Kearny THE LARGEST Dry Goods Establishment Ob the Pacific Co.^t. keaneTbros. 107, lOO. Ill, lis and US Kearny Street, San Francisco. BAZAAR. KWONG SHEW9LUN & CO. IMrORTRRa OrjAND DKALKRH IN Cbinese and Japanese Fancy and Dry Goods, Silk Handkerchiefs, Chinaware, Kte. nro. 729 Uopont St.. Corner Clay, SAN FRANCISCO. THE ARCADE! J. J. O'BRIEN & CO. Importers of Dry Goods, VSU-WM-WtH HABKET ST. Next the Baldwin, San Franoisoo. DRY GOODS-WHOLESALE, Dannenbaam J k 8, NW cor Battery and Piae Davidaon JWk Co, 101-103 Kearny Keane Bros, 107 Kearny Murphy, Grant k Co, oor Sanaome and Bnah Neuburger, Reiaa k Co, 17 Sutter and 616 Market O'Connor, Muffatt ft Co, 111-116 Post Strauss Levi k Co, 14 and 16 Battery DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS. Parisian Dyeing and Cleaning Works, 2710th PARISIAN Dyeing and Cleaning Works, »7 TENTH liTRBET, 714 Washington. 213 Post and 33 Fourth Streets F. THOMAS & CO. The Oldcxt and Largeiit Djehifr and (leaning Eatablishnient on the I'aciftu ('oatit. Where Wi1 dyed and liniHhed to ))erfoction. Blaaketa cleaned by a new procesH in one •lay Ijace Cartalns cleaned by a new procoHii. A new machine lately imported from Tariv. Lace Curtains cleaned bv \\a will last three times as long as thoee cleaned at any other place. DYERS and:scourers. Parisian Dyeing Works (Thomas k Co), 27 lOth, offices 714 Washington 213 Post and 3:i 4th Rangod G ustave, 1114 Stockton Steen John, 929 Folaom Tliomas Frances, 27 10th ELECTRICAL APPARATUS MANUFACTURERS. California Electrical Works, 35 Market ELECTRICAL INSTRU- MENTS. California Electrical Works, 35 Market ELECTRICAL WORKS. California Electrical Seller supt. Works, Paul 36 Market CO CO CO o ft o PRISON CELLS, Cemetery Fene«a, «tt,. No. )M7 Mala lltr«et, Ik >.CALVIII NUTTING i SON. I" ALU Calii Calif( Co Calif( On ELE H Califoi P^ Fontai — Stettii: Bradlel Ewer Hansel O'Briel liico Youth! Gen( Male Skilled! Familie and 8<*l| HUl ALIEII. TUGBII t C».. Etsttni Hart Woo< lamhw.'fetTa! 0/ San Franoiaco. 403 ELECTRIC BELLS. California Eleotrioal Works, 35 Market ELECTRIC BELTS, ETC. Weat C N, 652 Market ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPA- NIES. California Electric Light Co, P B Cornwall prea, 220-226 Jesaie California Electrical Works, M Orenwood prea, 35 Market ELECTRIC LIGHT GALVAN- IZED WIRE. California Eleotrioal Worka, 35 Market ELECTRO-MAGNETIC IN- STRUMENTS. California Electrical Works, 35 Market ELECTRO MEDICAL INSTRU- MENTS. California Electrical Works, 35 Market ELECTRO PLATERS. California Electrical Works, 35 Market ELEVATORS. Riokards ft Uniuhart, 115 Drumm EMBROIDERY. Fontana & Freiligrath. 326 Sutter Stettin Mrs H, 443 Bush EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. Bradley & Johnston (Chinese), 640 Clay Kwer W D & Co, 626 Clay Hansen C U & Co, 624 Clay O'Brien & Ward, 610gay ]{ ice & Co, 112-116 Geary Youths' Directory (James lleid), 1417 Howard RICE & CO., (Siici-e-woni ti><'IU)SI-nT * CO.) General EMPLOYMENT Office And BnslnrMii Asency, (KiitablUhcd IS.V).) XTe. Xa.2 OiS.AJSirX' STREOS'T. Male and Female Help of all Nationalities, Skilled and Unskilled, impplied to Hot«U, Karnui, Familieii, etc. Bubinetu Opportunities Bought and Sold. Loans Negotiated, etc. ENGINEERS - CIVIL AND MINING. Adams k Carter (mechanical), 100 California Attwood Melvill (oonsultins), 402 Montgomery Benson John A, 607 Montgomery Do w Steam Pump Works ( hydraulic), 114andll6Beale Goss ft Dow (hydraulic), ll4andll6Beale Nevada Metallurgical Works, 23 Stevenvon Schmolz W, 420 Montgomery Shortt L H, 120 Sutter Thompson & Evans, 110 and 112 Beale Vander Naillen A, 24 Post ENGINES. Bull George k Co (straw and wood burning), 31 Market Hice Harvey W, 52-60 Bluxome bet 4th and 6th ENGRAVERS. 410 Clay 527 Commercial Baker Geo H, Coon M F, Dougherty 1' E & Co, 412 Commercial and 411 Clay Giller C L (seal), 402 Montgomery Goldsmith & Son, 26 Montgomery Kehrlein Emil, 328 Bush Kuner A (seal), 611 Washington Oliver H ft Co, 635 Clay Schmidt M ft Co, 25-41 Main Wood ft Strickland, 74y Market M. F. COON, Wood-Cut Engraver, No. 687 Commercial Street. SAN FRANIISCO. En>.Tavors (or Pacific Prkss and other larKo houHPs on tlic ciiuMt. Orders b,v mail proinptl.v attended to. EMIL KEHRLEIN, Engraver 9 Designer, 888 BUSH STREET, First Fl(x>r SAN FRANCISCO. C^AII kinds of Engravinif promptly and satis- faetorily attended to. HARDWOOD LUMBER, C > s o o o C/3 GO CO &0 WHITE BRO^ IS A IS Xaln mnd 14 A le Mnear mtrtiiBU ». V. U ««on Htock. Cabinet Woods, ete mmmiii^ Loois Bmitmwuij; CO.; krStsaitis^^nm m •11 " — ^^-^^^^ W^ I .1 I ■!■■> '■ " ■■■ " ' ■ ■■ I I —■■■■■■ II —^^^^ ■ ■■ '■ - 404 Representative BiLsineaa Houses ^1^ 1)1 Or® « 9 Ed Cb .tS el O O OS© S 2 §-« * O 9 « .^ s eS S '•S O h a « to 83 §-c-l « © — Qj "O ■♦a . 35 'o JJ 1—1 ^ o ^ - " - S "■"• #^ ^^ w O Q « V S 0<»,a OS g * S » « o >» OD .2^8 2 r2 03 s S.^'S* Fo^J •2 J^ ^ -5 « o O W. E. GOLDSMITH & SON, PRACTICAL Card and Seal Engrayers AND PLATE PKINTER3, No. X6 Montgomery Mtreet, Opposite Lick House (up-titaint), San FranoiMCo. Established 1)^61. Thirty-five j-earo' Experience. EXCAVATING COMPANIES. Oderleas Excavatins Co (John Ho- gan), 8£ cor Ellis and Devisadero office 4:^0 Kearny EXPRESS AND TRANSFER COMPANIES. California Transfer Co (Hayes A Co), 222 Montgomery and 524 Davis Crean Ownen, cor Howard and 8th Oakland Transfer Co, Oscnr Fitch m>?r, 28 Market, S F, and 962 Broadway, Oakland Pacific Transfer Co, E J Coleman pres, 1 10 Sutter River Express (Pease tc Tubbs), 418 Sacramento Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, J J Valentine Mipt, NE cor Sansnmeand HaUeck Wingate's Oakland and San Fran- cisco Express (F C Wingate), 6 Sacramento - • FAI Dav tic Feig Gas] (Jolt Pete Sadl The! Bull CAIVIN NUmilG t SJN, Manaftertaren all kindo I ROM WOMK, »*7 Main Mtreet, Man Franeiaco- »Ullt. TlWaiE t CO, O AK PLAliK.»gg1 Sar»'" t«lae«. Of San Frandaco. 405 EXTRACT OF MALT. Empire Extract of Malt Harrold Jr & Co), Co (John 420 Chestnut FANCY GOODS. (See, also, Dry Goods.) Buyer & Reich, 126 and 128 Sansome CroBsett & Samuel, 914 Market Davia Bros, 419 Kearny and 718 Market Dcaautell Mme, 333^ 4th Dittman E (importer), 1514 Polk Dixon Mrs B H, 628 Hayes Goltermann & Co, 21 Sutter Grand Central Auction Store, 24 6th Jacobs Mrs U & Co, 22 6th Lally Mrs Mary, cor 31st and Mission Leroy Mme I^ 121 Sutter Levy M & Co, 18 and 20 Battery Lovell F M, 200 Post McNally Wm, 845 Valencia Michels, Friedlander & Co, 7 and 9 Battery Moreland J A, 120 Sutter Peiotto & Silverman, 42, 44 and 46 3d Richardson Mrs H, 752 Market FANCY GOODS AND NO- TIONS-WHOLESALE. Davisson, Hall & Co (Yankee no- tions), 6 and 8 Sutter Feigeiibaum & Co, 620-526 Market and 21 and 23 Sutter Gasper Sam (importer), 585 Market (iolterniann & Co, 21 Sutter Peters F M L & Co, 207 Montgomery Sadler & Co, 605 Market The A S Spence Co, 537 Market FANNING MILLS. Bull George A Co, 31 Market FEATHER DUSTERS. BRUSHES. ETC. Unna Jacob, 157 New Montgomery FEATHERS. Balny A J (ostrich and fancy), 608 Market and 9 Post Goehring A (manufacturer of arti- ficial dowers and feathers), 944 Mission Jansen Alex (feathera renovated), 48-64 2d MoCabe Owen 921 Market Westfall J, 764 Mission Wonder (The), J C Spencer, (^wd flowers), 1024 Market ALEX. JANSENp Importer and Manufacturer tor the Trade. Opliolstery, BeUing, Featbm, Etc. Parlor, Ch\irch, Lodge, Lounge and Chair Frames. Salebrooms 48-54 Second Street. Steam < '.-father Renovator 26 Silver Street. Factory 124 Main Street. SAN FRANCISCO. FEATHER WAREHOUSES. McCabe Owen, Westfall J, 921 Market 794 Mission J. WE8TALL, Importer and dealer in all Icinda of FEATHERS. DOWN. GERMAN LINEN AND TICKINGS, Feather Warehouse, hed and Pillow Manufactory, 704 HifSfBton St., near 4th, fe». F. > II Featherii sold warranted to be well dressed with our famous Patent Steam Renovator. Feather Bedding' made to order. Old Feathers Renovated. Orders promptly attended to. FELTING. Merrell I L, cor 4th and Townsend Salamander Felting Co, (Eugene A Millard), 108 Leideadorfif FILE MANUFACTURERS. Jones F A & Co, Ridge way Brothers, 305 Howara 9 and 11 Hill FIRE-ARMS. Allen E T. 416 Market Skinker John, 116 Pine Sonntag Charles &: Co (munitions of war), 114 and 116 Market FIRE BRICKS. Clark N & Sons, 1310-1316 Market Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 Market H T Uolnies Lime Co, 14-18 Market FIRE CLAY. Clark N & Sons, 1310-1316 Market Glade ;ug, McBean k Co, 1310 Market FIRE TILE. Gladding, McBean ft Co, 1310 Market FIREWORKS. Wooster J B & Co, 218 and 220 Front 09 C/> frO oo C^ GO cn IliDnilfnnn l imDCO WHITK BBOM., is * is Main aaC 14 A ISHpfar llAnfllf UUU LUMDCnf at.!!. F. Uack Walnak,«|MUiiah cedar. Yeaeera. m U li- MASONIO OTJTFmi, •SSS&tfSbSrsVJVSlWS^i^ m 406 Representative Buaineaa Houaea J. B. WOOSTER & CO., Commission Merchants And Manufacturers and Dealers in Fire Works, Etc., «18 * seiCO Front Street, P. O. Box 1263. SAN FRANCISCO. FISH. Camilloni G k Go, New Clay Street Fish Market Landini & Tocchiiii, 1320 aud 1322 Polk Silveatri & Co, 517 Market Spence & .rohnson, 93 California Market Wolff Bernard, 741-747 Mission and 109 4th FISHING TACKLE. Allen E T, 416 Market Ladd C D, 529 and 631 Kearny Maggio Fortunato, 896 Front Plate A J & Co, 4 18 and 420 Market FLAVORING EXTRACTS. Thompson & Co (manufacturers), 504 Front FLORISTS. Grand Floral Wolff), Market (B'rnard 741-747 Mission GRAND FLORAL MARKET, 741, 7-l», 71S A 747 MISSION STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. BERNHARD WOLFF, Dealer in all kinds of PLANTS & SHRUBBERY, Ornamental Ilan^nn;,' Ha^kcUi, B(N|iiutM, etc. A fine lot of German Canaries always on liand. Also, a full line of Iinport^J Canar,\ "and Flower Seeds. 10» Fourth Wt., Ban Francliwo. FLOUR-MILL MACHINE FUR- NISHERS. Allis Edward P & Co, John P Cross, 0%e 318 Pine, Store Room 737i Mission Wagner Joseph & Co, 105 and 107 Mission FLOUR MILLS. Davis Horace & Co (Golden Gate Flouring Mill). 41-49 lat Everding John & Co, 48 Clay Golden Gate Flouring Mill (Horace Davis & Co), 41-49 1st Laumeister's Mills, 203-207 Mission Western Flouring Mills (McCormack & Quinne), 232 California Yolo Mills (Dierck, Hinz and Plage- mann), NE cor Mission and Main Yosemite Flour Mills (Splivalo & Forman), office 415 Battery, Bryant bet 6th and 7th FLOUR SACKS. Meyerstein Joseph, 124 Commercial FLOWER POTS. Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 Market FOREIGN STAMPS. Brunt k Fisher, 609 Bush FOUNDRY FACINGS. Elliot Martha A, 41 Fremont MARTHA A. ELLIOTT, Foundry Facings, Pulverized Charcoal, PLUMBAGO, 4:1 Ft'eniont Street, SAN FUAXCISCO. FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS. /F.tna Iron Works, Pendergast, Smith & Co, 217-221 Fremont Architectural Iron Works (Martin O'Coiinell), 230-236 Steuart Atlas Iron Works (Joseph B Jar- dine), 135 and 137 Beale Bi^elow & Morris, 103 Fremont and 323 Mission Columbia Foundry (Reese Llewel- lyn), 135-137 Beale and 1. 30- 136 Main Day J E (steel forger), 44 and -16 Main Dundon P F, 131 and i:)3 Folsom CO CO CO GO GO (0 o o o OS 2 a o 00 o I •a Ellic EmjD Eur« Eure Fran R Glob &( Gold Wi Mecli Ke Nutt Occiti Kei O'Coi Iro Pacifi ton Phcen Pione tin^ Risdo Wn Small Vulca Linfoi CUVIN NUTTiNG t SON, a«7 MAIM MTRBRT HAN FHANCISCO. Irtta DoorH Bank Vaults, Kte. Hiin mm. TUGGII t CO.. HMDWOOP lyWBEB. " — -'•••^ "- s a f CO 0/ /San Francisco. 407 Elliot Martha A, 41 Fremont Empire Foaadry and Machine Works (Savage & Sons), 135-143 Fremont Eureka Foundry (Thompson Bros), 129 and 131 Beale Eureka Iron Works (A PfeiflFer), 317 and 319 Howard Franklin Brass and Iron Works, R C Terry sec, 105 Fremont Globe Iron Works (Nuttall, Bacon & Co), 222 and 224 Fremont Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, W L Palmer pres, 237-251 1st Mechanics' Foundry, George W Kelley business mgr, 213-219 1st Nuttall, Bacon & Co, 222-224 Fremont Occidental Foundry (Steiger & Kerr), 137 1st O'Connell Martin (Architectural Iron Works), 230-236 Steuart Pacific Iron Works (Rankin, Bray- ton & Co), 127 1st Phoenix Iron Works (R Young), 18 an 120 Fremont Pioneer Iron Works (Calvin Nut- ting & Son), 227 and 229 Main Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, Wm H Taylor pres, cor Beale and Howard Small liaac H, 574 Brannan Vulcan Forges ((iarcin, Son & Co), 294 Howard FRUIT DRYER. Linforth, Rice & Co (Zimmerman's), 325 Market FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Baldocchi G, 1310 Dupont Barsi M, 1310 Dupont Brown & Wells, 30-31 California Market Cummings, Gimmel & Co, 424 Battery Desimone Bros, cor 18th and Valencia El Dorado Fruit Co, GW Fink pres, 22 Montgomery FordChasH, 2114th Grabble J B, cor Bryant and 26th Inselmann H, 446 3d Korn Bruno, 54 3d Landini & Tocchini, 1320 and 1322 Polk O'Malley Patrick, 2146 Mission Sheehan Mrs Daniel, 154 -9th Wolff B, 741-747 Mission and 109 4th FRUITS-WHOLESALE. Whitland & Fredrickson, 209 Washington FURNISHING GOODS. (See, also. Clothing.) Boston California Dress Reform (Mrs Mary H Ober & Co) (ladies), 326 Sutter Heineman H M, 35 Sutter Kelley Peter R, 726 Howard Litchfield J M & Co, 415 Montgomery McNally William, 845 Valencia Michels, Friedlander & Co, 7 and 9 Battery Neustadter Bros, cor Pine i nd Sansome Orr & Atkins, 123 and 125 Montgomery Popper Samuel, 233 Kearny Stemhart W I & Co, 3 and 5 Battery 0) c > Z o o o ■ ( Kstublished in 18r>4. ] HENRY FRANK, Whiilesttlc and Kot4iil Manufacturer and l>t mU'i- in BEDDING FURNITURE H m - AND — Upholstery Goods, Spring, Hair, Wool, Moss & Pulu Mattresses, 212, 214 and Siu Coinmercial Mt'eet, Below Front, San Francisc*. Steamers and Vessels promptly fltted up. HARDWOOD LUMBER t WAGON STOCK.'lSJTf ;srSi;.Vit.'.'.''r 'i: 19 ■ I i rii I wi- mp LOUIS BBtmilMl t CO,,iai>aaf;cRr 1 19 Hoittgomery St. 408 B^fyreaentative Buaineaa Hotiaea FURNITURE AND BEDDING. (Manufactarers and Wholesale.) Connelly James &, Co, 632 and 534 Market opp Grand Hotel Frank Henry, 212-216 Commercial Fuchs & Eular, 546 and 547 6th Fuller George H, 19 New Montgomery Gabriel Oaapard, 443 Valencia Gilbert & Moore, 18 and 20 Sutter and 556-572 Brannan Heney Wm J & Co, 18-22 Ellis Indianapolis Manufacturing Co, 160 New Montgomery Kitterman James, 1313 Stockton Pluin Charles M & Co, 641 and 643 Market Shaber J A, . 707 Market Stuart Thomas, 775 Folsom Windel H & Co, 310 Stockton FURNITURE MANUFAC- TURERS. Frei A, 231-239 King Fuchs & Euler, 545 and 547 5th Indianapolis Manufacturing Co, 160 New Montgomery Jansen Alex, 4f-54 'Jd Kemp J & Co, 114 and 116 Mission ALEX. JANSEN, Importer and Manufacturer for the Trade. DBiolstery, BefUing, Feathers, Etc. Parlor, Church, Lodge, Lounge and Chair Frames. Salbsboonb 48-54 Second Street. Stkam Fkather Renovator 25 Silver Street. Factobt 124 Main Street. SAN FRANCISCO. FURRIERS. Alaska Commercial Co, 3) 0-312 Sansome Liebea H & Co, 113 Montgomery Platsbek & Harris, 314 nd 31 6 Buttery SIoss Louis & Co, 310 and 312 Sansome FUSE. Skinker John (Eagle Safety Fuse), 115 Fine Sonntag Charles & Co (US Cord) (braided), 1 14 and 1 16 Market FUSE AND GIANT POWDER CAPS. Skinker John, 1 16 Pine GAS FIXTURES-IMPORT ERS. (See, also. Plumbers and Gasfitters.) Day Thomas, 122 and 124 Sutter Froelich Christian Jr, 202 Market Lane W E, 505 Kearny nr California Nye A F & Co, 609 and 611 Market GAS LIGHT COMPANIES. Central Gas Light Co, Jas W Bur- ling sec, 413 California and 843 Market San Francisco Gas Light Co, Peter Donahue pres, cor 1st and Natoma GAS MACHINES. Woolhouse Bros (Sunlight), 626 and 628 Washington GAS PIPES, Montague W W & Co, 110-118 Battery W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Importers of GAS AND WATER IRON PIPE AnA Pipe Fittings, all Sises. 110, lie, 114. 116 & 118 BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. GAS STOVES. Day Thomas, 122 and 124 Sutter GILT IMITATION. Knapik P P, 425 4th GLASS LABELS AND SIGNS. Doerr Charles, 608 Market GLASS AND PORCELAIN PAINTERS. Verhaghen & Dheron, 312^ Minna GLASS WORKS. California Glass Bending and Cat- ting Works (S £ Hopper), 39A Fremont Houston W J ft Co (agts), 216 and 217 California ?« PRISON CEU$,«^-»r8;af;iS;*...'£>.CAUIN NUTTING t SON. mm^mff >UH. TOBIHi CO.. SW» WMt all Bids. 19 FraaelMC*. Of 8cm Frcmciaco. 409 GLOVES A^:0 GLOVE MANU- S'ACTURERS. BramlS. 106 Battery Daniche£f Kid Olove Factory, 119Dapont Eureka Glove Factory (Gustave Winehill), 515 Market Heiaeman U M, 35 Sutter Muser Bros, 541 Market Pacific Glove Works (S Bruml), 106 Battery Richter P E & Co, 109 California Winebill Gustave (Eureka Glove Factory), 515 Market PACIFIC GLOVE WORKS S. BBUICL. Proprietor. Manufacturer of BUCKSKIll, eOAT & EID GLOVES No. 106 Battery Street. Near Pine Street, SAN FRANCISCO. I^t Beware of Imitatlonei.'&Ji! Take notice ttiat all t;ouU8 arc stamped witli the ab.>ve Trade Marie. P. E. RICHTER & CO. Wholesale IiupurterH and Sole Agents At6 Boaissot and Fils, Paris, Fans, Boole Bidler, Paris, ISABELLE GLOVES, 109 California St., San Prsncisco. GOLD LEAF. Dorety Joseph H, 527 Commercial GOLD PEN MANUFACTUR- ERS. Baptia John H, 328 Bush GOLD PLATERS. California Electrical Works, 35 Market GOLD AND SILVER EM- BROIDERY. Schreiber August, 513 California GRAIN-COMMISSION. Hobbs F, 402 Front, comer Clay Lilienthal & Co, 100 and 102 Front Newell Thomas, 124 Clay GROCERS-RETAIL. Ahrens Wm, SW cor 16th and Folsom Alldack Joseph, SW cor Bush and Devisadero Bockmann John C, 535 4th Bremer John H, NE cor Vallejo and Larkin Bruse Chris,cor Pacific and Leavenworth Buck &, Hahl, N£ cor 4th and Harrison Buck John, 231 2d Bucking & Pilster, 515 Bryant Bucking John (Bucking & Pilster), 615 Bryant Buhlert Julius, 1000 Valencia Burke Michael, cor Ellis and Scott Canty Thos, 523 4th Carstensen Julius, NW cor Dolores and 29th Castello &; Son, NE cor Day and Sanchez Clark Andrew, SE cor 22d and Alabama Cluff Bros., 40 and 42 2d; 9 and 11 Montgomery ave; and 409 and 411 Montgomery ave Corkery & Quill, SW cor 26th and Ala- bama and SW cor 5th and Howard Dangers Henry (provisions), ' NE cor Post and Laguna Doscher Henry, SW cor O'Farrell and Pierce Ellison David, 335 10th Elmers N (prov'-rlons), SW cor Powell and Greenwich Engle & Harper, NE cor O'Farrell and Powell Evans Mrs Bessie, 27 Everett Farrell James, 468 Natoma Field Amos, 230 Minna Fitzgerald James, 401 10th FlageoUet Henry Chas, 912 Valencia Flinn P T ft Son, SW cor Howard and 8th Flinn P T, SE cor Mission and 8th C/> &0 CO c/» &0 09 r . i HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITB BBOII., IS A IS Mala mnA 14 .. Btreet, B. V. Offm Aak, Maple and Aider !• Spear der. OBD FELLOWS' SUPPUES, "«'&ffi^*Siyag«ggg&\^- 410 Representative Busmess Houaea Flo^eman k Raschen, cor 18th and Valencia French T J & Oo, 2339 Mission Oagliardo Andrew, 628 Broadway Goetjen Jacob, cor Hyde and Jackson Heuer Alex, cor 1th and Everett Hoegmann & Raschen, XE cor 18th and Valencia Hnlsmann Fred, cor Pacific and Hyde Hutaffft Rahders, 636 Minna Kenna Mrs Sarah, Mission nr 30th Kennedy & Nichuals, 324 3d Koerner John N, cor Market and Pearl Kroenke H C, SW cor 8th and Misiion Lally Mrs Mary, oor 31 st and Mission Lee Mrs Susan, NW cor 10th and Harrison Lessmann Joseph, NE cor Bush and Larkin Lincoln & Co, 1801 Polk cor Washington Lyons J M, NE cor Pine and Hyde Maas & Woest, 1423 Powell McPartland Daniel, cor Pacific and Leavenworth Mehrtens Bros, SW cor Market and 11th Lfeierdierks Christian, 416 0'FarrelI T^Iiller Wm H, 316 Green Moisant A J, 30 Franklin Mulcahey Michael, 133 2d MuUane M, 446 Natoma Otten Deidrick, 1019 Pacific Peterson & Palmer, 716 Market Petenati Peter, 1028 Kearny Preibt Thomas F, cor Clementina and Sumner San Francisco Cash Grocery (H A Smith), 51 S» Post ScallyNJ, 1149 Folsom Schinkel Otto, SW cor 9th and Bryant Schottler A & Co, NE cor Vallejo and Montgomery Schultz Theodore, 426 Green Scott T H, 101 1 Folsom Shea Patrick, SW cor 10th and Folsom Spears J M, cor Pine and Hyde Springer W H, NW cor 17th and Dolores SteffensD, 138 3d Sullivan Mrs Johanna, 922 Howard Thumann Henry, cor Pine and Hyde Valdez Zeferino, 1326^ Dupont Walters Wm, 31 Clementina Wassmann Bros, cor 24th and Potrero ave Wobber Bros, NW cor^Lombard and Powell Wolters William, 29 Clementina GROCERIES-WHOLESALE. AUdack Joseph, SW cor Bush and Devi . j Daneri F ft Co, 27 and 29 Calilv.. nia Haat Bros, 100 and 102 Cali f omia Jones & Co, 121 and 123 Market Kennedy ft Nichuals, 324 3d Kruse ft Euler, 209 and 211 Front GUN AND LOCKSMITHS. (See, also. Guns, Pistols and Ammuni- tion.) Jicha '^ohn (gunsmith), 624 Washington GUiMS, PISTOLS AND AMMU- NITION. (See, also, Gun and Locksmiths.) Allen ET, 416 Market Brunswick ft Balke Co (The J M), 653 and 655 Market Ladd C D, 529 and 631 Kearny Plate A J ft Co, 418 and 420 Market Sonntag Charles ft Co, 114 and 116 Market HAIR DRESSERS. Diefenbacher George, 911^ Larkin Emmerich Balthasar, 2308 Howard Ford ft Mast, 300 Post Goldstein ft Cohn, 822 Market Lampe Bros, Baldwin Hotel, 6 Powell Sulla von S H, 1646 Polk HAIRDRESSERS-LADIES. Pyat F ft Co, Ringgold Mrs W H, 204 Kearny 1109 Stockton HAIR FACTORIES. Eureka Hair Factory (M Cahn) SW cor 15th and Dolores, office 12 2d M. CAHN, Hnccessor to J. Ilerzos 4k Manuffictuer of Co. EUEEKA HAIR. Curled Hair, WiKil, and ull (PATENTED) kindHofMut- tresHes oiid Bcddirii;. Dealer in Mattross Mate- rial of every deHcrijition. Factory, S. W. corner Kfteenth and Uotores Streeto. ohtce and Ware- roonw, 12 Second St. , under Grand Hotel. 1*. O. Box 1427. ,San Francisco. HAIR GOODS-HUMAN. Caspar Sam, Goldstein ft Cohn, Hauptli Jacob, Pyat F ft Co, 585 Market 822 Market 411 Sutter 204 Kearny CO CO CO CO CO CALVIN NUrniiG & SON, Maanftortarera all kittda IROST WOBK, *n Mala Street. «iaa Fraaetaea- ilLEII.TU6GmC0. H^i^'^\ nr nnoKH.tt^iaagg •t. CM OS 1 CO ■ CM Of San Prandaco. 411 Lftdien' Hair Dreulng. WHOLBSAXA AMD RSTAIL. Practical Wig Making. OS ♦-« OS CIS E GOLDSTEIN &; COHN, IMPORTERS OP MUliilM MME AND MANUFACTURERS OF S^w^itches, Claris, (Ohigiioias, etc. No. 749 Market Street, opposite Duponf, San Francisco. Combings made up in any style. Country Orders promptly attended to. The Only Complete Hair Establishment on the Coast. Theatrical and Masquerade Wigs to let. Ladles' and Children's Hair Cutting:. HAIR RESTORATIVES. Reaves Mrs M A, 120 Tyler NO PAY IM ADVANCE. REAT ELECTRIC HAIR TONIC. 6 THE ONLY SURE REMEDY That will Restore the Hair! MRS. M. A. REAVES, ISO Tyler llitrfet. t4aii FranHfico. HARDWARE. (See, also, Stoves and Tin ware.) Allen ET, 4)6 Market Caire Justinian, 521 and 523 Market Carolau, Cory & Co, 117 and I1 o m O O 01 o > r o > CO H PI PI H >■ Cf» > z 1I > m o o fc ■ HARDWOOD LUMBER. WHITE BROS St S.F. 1»< IS Mala and 14 A MSnear Chanter Tops, Newel Posts, Balasters. a am mmmi&„ '.jmim.'^£& 412 SepresentctHve Bueintes Souses HATS AND CAPS. (See, also, Uatten.) Collina ft Co, 512 Montgomery Davie Brothera, 419 Kearny MeuBsdorffer Konrad, 16 Kearny, 635 and 637 Conuneroail Meussdorffer M, NE cor Montgomery and Bush and 404 Kearny Rosenberg Geo, 20 Sansome HATTERS. (See, also, Hats and Caps.) Jansen ft Thiele, 118 6th bet Mission and Howard Meussdorffer Konrad, 15 Kearny and 635 and 637 Commer- cial Meussdorffer M, 404 Kearny Ratto Otto, 326 Montgomery ave M. MEUSSDORFFER, Hannfacturer and Importer of WHOLESALE AND HETAIL, N. E. Corner Montgomery and Bush Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, CAl,. Branch, 404 Kearny Street. Factory, 410 Market Street. HAY, GRAIN AND FEED. 'See, also, Grain — Commission.) Ahrens Wm, SW cor 16th and Folaom Aiken & Warden, cor 22d and Valencia Alldack Joseph, SW cor Bush and Devisadero Bray Frank, cor 16th and Howard Doscher Henry. 8W cor Fierce and 0'Far?ell Everding John ft Co, 48 Clay Flinn P T ft Son, SE cor Mission and 8th Gronduna S L ft Co, 2012 Masim Lauder Louis G, cor King and 4th Male Giacomo, cor Brannan and 8th Morrow George ft Co, 39 Clay Rider, Somers ft Co, pier 22 Steuart Rodgers John ft Sons, June Market and Hayes Watts William, 2306-231 Mason GbORGE MORROW & CO,, (ESTABLISIiKD 1854.) HAY, GRAIN AND COMMISSION MER- chants. Rhipping orders a specialty. 89 Clay Street. Saa Franelaeo. Telephone No. 86. HEATING APPARATUS. Sanford A B, 102 Market HEAT AND LIGHT COM- PANY. American Heat and TJght Co, office 307 California, 821 Market HIDES, PELTS AND TAL- LOW. (See, also. Wool — Commission.) Clayburgh ft Wise, 320 and 322 Battery Foley, Francis ft Co, 219 and 221 Drumm Legallet Dominique, 6th ave. South S F Less Mnrris, re'< 367 Natoma Liebes H ft Co, 113 Monteomery Lille Charles, cor Bay and Webster Norton A W ft Co, 400 Battery Platshek ft Harris, 314 and 316 Battery Sawyer B F ft Co, 400 Battery SloBs Louis ft Co, 310 and 312 Sansome HOPS. (See Brewers' Materials.) Moody ft Farrish, 210 Davis Neis Phil ft Co, 415 Sacramento CALVIN NUmilG i SON, Tabalar Wlierlkarrowo. Bolt mm* MrMg0 Work, mr Mai* Street. Ilaa Fraaetoco AUB € CM E &0 Bodwc Krogl HOR Doyle Logan Brann Lamei McNe Munri Whar Cook. Cook Wood LE Ai 405 Califo und Abl Ameil M>| Baldi G Bank Boot BraJ BroJ ns Burl Ce'ii liin "•rr ,'"• , " '''•'■""▼'''''••'■''^''"■"'■lllllipi ^^» mmmw "PI lUER TII661E 1 CO. PwWcfiMitltartWwds ^tt I c*«« CO £ ^ CO (y &tn jFVonoiaoo. 413 HORSEPOWERS. Bodwell H H, Krogh F W ft Co. 211«nd213MiMion SlBeale HORSE COLLAR MANU- FACTURERS. Doyle Patrick, 1011 Market Logan Alex, 560 4th HORSESHOERS. Brannan P R, Lamer Thos D, McNeil Daniel, Munrn & Glynn, WharffJF&Co, 821 Geary S40 and 642 Valencia 834 Howard Filbert nr Fillmore 1611 Deviaudero HOSE. Cook A O, Cook H N, Woodin & Little, 416 Market 405 Market 421 Market H. N. COOK, Manufacturer of LEATHER HOSE And Fire Eni^ne Snpplies* 405 Market Street, Cor. Fiemont, SAN FRANCISCO. HOSIERY COMPANY. California Hosiery underwear). Co (nifrd knit 111 Sansome HOTELS. (See, also. Boarding- Houses.) Abbotsford House (M Brogan), 1416 Bioadway American Exchange Hotel (Chas Montgomery & Bros), 3]i) Sansome Baldwin Hotel (The) (E J Baldwin), G H Fassett mgr, June Market, Powell, Elli« and Eddy Banks Charles (Keystone House), 417 Pacific Boots Hotel (A J Bootz & Bro), 435 Pine Brannan T J (Brooklyn Hotel), Bush b<>t Montgomery and Sansome Brooklyn Hotel (Durticy & Bmn- nan). Bush bet Montgomery and Sansome Bur feind John (Union House), N£ cor Bay and Larkin Ce'itral Pacific Hotel (John M Far- rell), 348 4tb Cindniiati Hotel (F H Burmeiater), 52tf Valencia Federal Hotel (JDioand), 1206 Stockton Gatlhatd Hotel (C H Gailhard), 607 and 609 Pine Grand Central Hotel (Mrs H An- drews), 957-961 Market Grand Hot«*l, S F Thorn mar, 8£ cor Market and New Montgomery Hackineyer's Hotel (Katy Autz), 512 Bush Hotel Rhein (John N Meyer), M9 Kearny Kock Clans (New Atlantic Hotel), 207 Montgomery ave Lick House, W F Harrison mgr, Montgomery bet Sutter and Post Montgon^ery Hotel (Chas Mont- gomery), 221-247 2d New Atlaixtic Hotel (Claus Kock), 207 Mc iitgomery ave New Wisconsin Hotel (Henry Evans). 902 Montgomery North Paoitic Hotel (D Haeslwip), NE cor Jacksim and Drunun Nucleus House, Henry Stern mgr, cor 3<1 and Market Occidental Hotel, Geo H Arnold mgr, e B Montgomery, bet Bush and Sutter Palace Hotel, Alexander D Sharon imir, SW cor Market and New Montgomery Park Hotel, Sachau ft Meiine, 26 and 28 Turk Philadelphia House (Jno Knack), 421 and 423 Bush Prescott House (J W Beuker), SW cor Kearny and Montgomery ave Rassette House (C Tence), 1 1 Kearay Kesing John, Mission Road opp St Mary's College Ruas Houie (S H Seymour), Moiitj^nmery bet Pine and Bush St James Hotel (Mrs R Orford), 906 Market Scandinavian Hotel (N P Lundberg), 28 and 30 Clay Stockton St House (Wm Weiss & Co), 218 Stockton Sutter St House (S Gaudi) Swiss Hotel (Jno Gantner), 627-629 Commercial Ticiuo Hotel (David Laloli), 518 Pacific Turk Street Hotel (Hi.leubrand & Klose), 22 and 24 Turk. Western Hotel (John Hig^ins), 812 Broadway White House (Petrovich & AugiuK). 4 and 422 Jackson Wm Tell House (Fretl Gercke), 315 and 317 Bash Young America House (A M Simon- sen), 15 Pacific 7^ c/> en ^ R HARDWOOD LUMBER iWMON STOCK,nrJTf;?J>&«'JiV,*."<^ iS ' DilNIEllORCBOSStCO..'a» ■le TOaplem*. • •t<^ Mr all •*«««■, 414 Mepreaentative Bvsinesa Hauses HOTEL REGISTERS. Paoifio CoMt Hotel Resitter Co (D Hioks ft Co), 008 Moutgomery HOUSEHOLD WOODEN- WARE. Stockton Edward A (manufacturer), 411 Minion, 3d Floor HYDRAULIC JACKS. Dudgeon £ M, cor 8th and Minna ICE. People's Ice Company, J S Thomp- son pres, 312 Mission ICECREAM FREEZERS. Montague W W & Co, 110-118 Battery ICE-CREAM MANUFACTORY. Allegretti's Ice-Cream Manufactory (I Allegretti), 501 Sutter INSTRUMENT MAKERS. (Mathematical, Xantical, and Optical.) Atwood Frank H, (microscopical section cutter), 402 Montgomery Roach John, 429 Montgomery Schmolz W 420^Montgomery Weinman J 0, !l12 Commercial and 411 Clay I C. WEINMAN, Su'cessor to CARL RAHSSKOPFF, Mathematical ® Nautical Inatrument Maker. 412 Commercial Street, SAN FKANCISCO. INSURANCE-ADJUSTERS. Gamiss James R, Wetzlar A J, 406 California 415 California INSURANCE-BROKERS. Carpenter Mrs Florence P, 41 1 California Cole O H, 433 California Davis J B F, 215 Sansome INSURANCE COMPANIES. Aetna Insurance Co of Hartford, Geo C Boardman general agent, 311 California iGtna Life Insurance Co, C W Dan- nals mgr, 604 Kearny Amazon Insurance Co, Smith ft Snow agts, 310 California American Central Insurance Co, Smith ft Snow agts, 310 California Austrian Insurance (marine) Co of Vienna, 20U Sansome Berlin Cologne Insurance Co of Berlin, Hutchinson ft Mann, 320 and 322 California British America Assurance Co of Toronto, Canada, Butler ft Mai- den, general agts, 413 California Charter Oak Life Insurance Co Frank Eno, 628 California Commercial Insurance Co of Cali- fornia, Jno H Wise pres, 406 California Jommercial Union Assurance Co of Loudon (fire and marine), Jno Rae Hamilton mgr, 210 Sansome Connecticut Fire Insurance Co of Hartford, Connecticut, Macdon- ald ft Hawes general agts, 401 California Danube Imperial Royal (privileged), Henry Balzer ft Co, agts, 209 Sansome Equitable Life Insurance Co, Wm D Garland mgr, 240 Montgomery Fidelity and Casualty Fire and Life Intturaiice Co of New York, James R Gamiss general agt, 406 California Fire Association of Philadelphia, Chas A Laton general agt, 405 California Fireman's Fund Insurance Co, of California, D J Staples pres, 401 California German American Insurance Co, Thomas C Grant mgr, 213 Sansome Guardian Assurance Co of London, Wm J Landers general agt, 406 California Hamburg, Magdeburg Fire Insur- ance Co of Hamburg, Gutte ft Frank agts, 307 California Home Insurance Co, Arthur E Ma- gill agt, 323 California Home Mutual Insurance Co, J F Houghton pres, 406 California Imperial Fire Insurance Co (of Lon- don), Rubt Dickson mgr, 441 California Imperial Fire [London Assurance Curporation, Robert Dickson mgr, 411 California CO ±1 p: CO CO CO N 2o: oo U9 (0 o o by the Til U. S HJl the } city Was CALVIN NUniNS t SON, Mananuttarera all kindn IRON WOBK, iUr Mala StMet. Man Wrmmelme: Of San IVcmciBoo. 416 NEW ATLANTIC HOTEL, San Fraiiois9 CaUfomia, IS SITUATED 207 Montgomery Avenue, cor. Kearny Street. And is the very centre of the Great City. Mont§;omery Avenue is the great new-built thor- oughfare and the best part of the city, surrounded by elegant buildings and in the neighborhood of the Theatres and all places of Amusement. The Hotel is situated within one block of the U. S. Land Office and U. S. Surveyor Genei-al's Office; also withi. one block of the Old City Hdl, Supreme Court, and the Superior Courts; within two blocks of the Post Office and Custom House. Street cars for all parts of the city pass the hotel every minute. THE NEW ATLANTIC HOTEL Was built lately in the best improve«l Style and is in every way the finest Family Hotel in San Francisco for the Price. It has 105 rooms, all elegantly furnished. The building is only three stories, of bi'ick, and every way earthquake proof. ■ 1 i I i urn mmmMtm..iSFKamsB: 1 19 iiiiiiQiwst 416 S^cnwerUatwe BtiwMm Hwsm IS CO h |2 *S !S 8J a ■ InrarMioe Co of the State of Penn- ■ylvMU, 216 Smmobm International Marine Inraranre Co (limited), of Liverpool, 319 California La Sooiete Frano&ine d'Epargnee et de Prevoyance Mutuelfe, 684 California Le Cerole Fire Inrarance Co of Paria, Qeo Mueoke general ast, 436 California Liverpool, London and Globe Insur- ance Co, Cbaa D Haven aeo, 422 California London Insurance Corporation (tire), Kubt Dickson mgr, 441 California Manhattan Fire Insurance Co, Smith ft Snow agts, 310 California Millwaukee Reassurance Generals) Paris, Smith & Snow, 310 California Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co, James Munsell Jr general agt, 416 Montgomery Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York, A B Forbes general mgr, 214 Sansome National Life Insurance Co of New York, W J Dulton general agt, 401 California National Fire Insurance Co of New York, W J Dutton general afft, 401 California National Fire and Marine Insur- ance Co of New Zealand, W J Callingham general agt, 213 Sansome National Insurance Co, Mncdonald & Hawes general agts, 401 California New England Mutual Life Insur- ance Co, Henry K Field general agt, 328 Montgomery New Haven (Conn) Insurance Co, Macdonald & Hawes agts, 401 California New York Life Insurance Co, Alex Havt es, 202 Sansome New York Metropole Insurance Co, Smith & Snow agts, 310 California New York Underwriters' Agency, 209 Sansome North British and Mercantile In- surance Co, Thomas C Grant mgr, 213 Sansome Northern Assurance Co, Robert Dickson mgr, 441 California Northern Assurance Co of London and Aberdeen, Robert Dickson mgr, 441 (Jalifomia North-Western Mutual Life Insur- ance Co of Milwaukee, J W Howell general ast, 507 Montoomery Oakland Home Insurance Co, Brown, Craig & Co general agts, 216 Sansome Pacific Mutual Life Inauranoe Co (The), tieo A Moore pres, 418 California Paris (France) Northwestern Nat- ional Inauranoe Co, Smith ft Snow agta^ ■ 810 California Parrott ft Co, Inauranoe Co, 306 Califomi* Phoenix Aasurance Co of London, Butler ft Haldan general agts, 4 13 California Phenix Insurance Co of Brooklyn, Brown, Craig ft Co, general a«ta, 215Sanaome Phoenix Insurance Co, Arthur £ Magill agt, 323 California Presoott Insurance Co, Louis Jacoby agt, '439 California Providence Washington Fire Insur- ance Co, Louia Jacoby general agt, 439 California Prussian National Insurance Co, Louis Jacoby agt, 439 California Queen Fire Insurance Co, Robert Dickson mgr, 441 California Queen Fire Insurance Co of Liver- pool, Rubt Dickson mgr, 441 California St Louis Fire Insurance Co, Smith ft Snow agts, 310 California Scottish Imperial Fire Insurance Co, 319 California Scottish Union Insurance Co, Mac- donald ft Hawes general agts, 401 California Security Insurance Co of Hartford, Macdonald ft Hawes general a ts, 401 California South British Fire and Fire and Marine Insurance Co of New Zea- land, W J Callingham general agt, 213 Sauaome Standard Insurance Co of London, Brown, Craig ft Co general agts, 215 Sansome Star Fire Insurance of New York, Brown, Craig ft Co, general agts, 215 Sansome Sun Insurance Co (fire and marine) of San Francisco, C L Taylor pres, 415 California Swiss Marine Insurance Co, Harry W Syz agt, 220 and 22^ California The Accidental Insurance Co of North America, Horace D Irwin ft Co general agts, 216 Sansome The American Eagle Aaaooiation of the United >tatea, 123 California Ik; «* T» 5 - 1 c 1 1^ ' Comb '♦J cc at the contrc ^^ titthe S — 1 The! dot flp The] d ini ^ TheS Co, CO ine The o Hai o agt, Trans 'S of ] s agts Unuu ■8 Union M Mai c3 Westc l|3 Can r^ agt. s Webt« Co OJ sec. r* Willi* » Co* pe mgr O 1 INSl *4 Bnize Boil sq Krow t4 Butlf M I'allii ■H Danii •k C.) g I) .vis Dick' Dona l)(irii I>y.r g hasti Farn Fill. » tUi o Forb *^ BU CMVIN NUniNS t SON, «»IBDBK««, jrAII« AWD WBMCWt WOKK, mn Mala MCMet, Haa Vraaclaea. UI£N TUGGIE i CO. Paeifle Coast Harl Woods '££ irM. Of 8a/n Frandeco. 417 THK AMERICAN lACLE AII«0€IAT10M Of the United States. 1 OQ CALIFORNIA ST., 8«ii Franciico, M. ^Q CkI. Protection and In\ostment Combfnen. Payable at death or in 20 yeaii, or at the age of 7A. The asHoctation U ownud and controlled by the Menibera, and all proHt« bcl'inK to them only. Acifuta wanted In «very town In the iJnited titatt a. The Lion Fire Insurance Co of Lon- don, Qeorge D Doruin mpr, 433 California The Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Co, ChasI) Haven sec, 422 California The State Investment and Insurance Co, A J Bryant | res, C H C'nsh- ing sec, 218 and 220 Sunsome The Travelers' Insurance Co of Hartford, Thos Bennct general agt, 410 California Trans Atlantic Fire Insurance Co of Hamburg, Geo Morons & Co ajjts, '^0\ California Uniju Insurance Co of San Francisco, 416 California Union Mutual Lite Insurance Co of Maine, £ K Hawkins agt, 001 California Western Assurance Co of Toronto, Canada, Butler & Haldan general agts, 413 California Western Fire and Marine Insurance Co of San Francisco, K G B u^h sec, -too California Willidmsburg City Fire Insurance Co of New York, Ed V. Potter mgr, 415 Californi.i INSURANCE -GEN'L AG'TS AND MANAGERS. Balzer Henry k Co, 20!» Sansome Honker William Lune, 411 Culiforniu Brown, Grain & Co, 'J 15 .Simstnie Butler Sc iluliiuii, 4 1:{ Giiliforniii C'ailiunhani W J & Co, '.ii:{ .S in.sunu' DiuuialH C W (/VituuLifo InMimiu-o C<»), 51)1 Kearny I) ivis W S, 2l."i Siuisiinie Dickumi Hnlmrt, 441 (';ilifi)riiiii Donaldson & Co, 3li> Ciilifornia Diiruin Goo D, 43.S ('ulifornia DyerChaaA, ."WO riiie Kastoii Crtoruo, 210 Sansome Farnsworth K I) & iSon, 211' .Sans ime Fit'M Henry K (New England Mu- tual Life Insurance Co), 3JS Montgomery Forbes Andrew B (Mutual Life In- surance Co of Now York), 214 Sansonic Garland Wm D (EquiUble Life In- surance Co), 240 Mnntgnmery Garniu James R, 400 CMlifornia Grant 'i homus C, 213 Sansome Gutte ft Frank. 307 Culifornia Hawes Alexander, 2.0 Sauaonie Howell J W (Northwestern Mu- tual Life Insurance Co of Mil- waukee), 607 Montgomery Hutchinson ft Mann, 322 and A2\ California and 302 Sansome Irwin Horace D ft Co, 216 Sansome Jacobs ft Easton, 216 Sansome Jacobs Julius, 216 Sansome Jacoby. Louis, 439 California Kelly John Jr, 416 California Landers William J, 406 Culifornia Latin Chas A, sec Commercial In- surance Co, 40.') California Macdonaldft Hawes, 401 California Macondray ft Co, S04 Sansome Miigill Arthur £, 323 California McNevin Edmund (marine), 404 and 406 Beale Mel George, Muecke G, Munseil James Jr, Parrott & Co, Potter Edward E, Smith ft Snow, Syz Harry W, 'iaylor C L, 4.^5 California 435 California 415 Montgomery 300 California 415 California 310 California 220 and 22.' California 416 California Thomas Eugene ft Co, 017 S nsome Wade Geo W, 123 California Wade William M, insurance col- lector, 214 Sansome Williams, Dimond ft Co, 202 Market INTERPRETERS. Gronduna S L (Italian), 2012 Mason IRON. Riohtor P E & Co, 109 Calif, rnia NEHIEFOID'S IRON (LIMITSD) BlRMINGHAIt;, ENGLAND. P. E. HICHTin & CO., Solo Ar.cnts, Xu. im> Ciiliioiiiia mrt>et, SAN UtANClSCO. IRON BEDSTEADS. Clark Truman S ft Son (also gas pipe), 21 New Montgomery ^ %/% CO CO C3 CO CO HMDWOOD LUiBcR, 27 WHITR NKOM.. I» « IS Main and 14 4fc lO 8p«*ar Mtr«et, M. F. Orexon AhIi, Slafile and Ald«-r 'r~' ■ ^i»i m xm lEL '.■■•■■W-" ^aia*«iMi<««"«> >...« OBn FElWWy SUPPLIES, "rf&-'R"J^rp,:!^r>'«g5f^?tVi^'' 418 Representative Business Houses IRON CORNICE -(GALVAN- IZED). Conlin & Koberta, 728 Mission Cronan & Dnnbar, 1073 Market, bet 6th and 7th IRON DOOR AND SHUTTER MANUFACTURERS. Sims Jdhi R & Son, 123 and 125 Beak IRON PIPES. Richards & Snow, 408 Marl et Sclby Thomas H & Co, 116 and 118 California Francis Smith & Co, 130 Beale IRON AND STEEL. Carolan, Cory & Co, 117 and 119 California and 120 and 122 Front Chandler R D, 118 and 120 PaciHc Dunham, Carrigan & Co, 107-111 Front Fairbanks & Hutchinson, 401 Markot Grundell J G, 24 O'Farrell Houston W J & Co, af^ents for Pa- cific Iron and Nail Co of San Francisco, 215 and 217 Cplifornia Montague \V W & Co, 110 and lis Battery Morris H D, agt Sanderson Bros Steel Co, 401 Market Rebman k Chetwood, 1036 Market and 31 6th Richter P E & Co, IQ'd California Selby Thomas H & Co 116 and 118 California VanWinklelS&Co, 413 and 415 Market Whitney k Marshall, 22 and 24 Fremont IRON and STEEL Ofany Requiret' Section, for deii\ery at Wiv Port on the Pacific Coast or t . O. B. Koreiitri Poi '», AND RAILWAY SUPPLIES.; Barrow's Haom«tlte Steal Company, Hoerde RolUag.aiill Company. Thy^le Chataan it Wei-St.*llartln Bollias mil Company. P. K. BICBTBR * CO., Sole Agonta for the Pacific Coast. IM Califomia.Btreet, 8an Francisco. CaL W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Importers of G 'IXVANIZBD AND COMMOK SHEET IB ON, All (iizea and Nnmbera, 110. lis. 114, 116 and 118 BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. IRRIGATING PIPE. Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 Market iVORY GOODS. 24 O'Farrell 609 Sacrameittu Grundel JG, Heiuiiiger C H & Co, Meyer J G H, 3l0 Kearny and 417 and 419 Mission JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS. King Lee & Co, Kwong Shew Lun & Co, 410 Kearny 729 Duuont JEWELERS -MANUFACTUR ING. Aufrichtig Morris, Calitornia Jewelry Bros), Laiid D VV, Levy Davi 1 L, Levy John & Co, Liclitensteiu M B& Miller I.. Morris B & Co, Shreve <| pathy that (iiily one •« R. l woman cin dhow toan- ^i' ' other. ^' ( t^ifJ aMos who Ue- Bire jnd have never hr.li a family can, by foil iwinif her ad\ice, imiure the Hanie. MBIi. MARTIW. Udien' PhysicUn, MIO Howurd Mtrt-rt. LADIES AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. Grand Central Auction Store, 24 6th Jacobs & Co, 226 Kearny Kramer, Goodman & Co, 109 Battery Ober Mrs Mary H & Co, 3v:6 8utter LAND, LOAN AND BUILD- ING ASSOCIATIONS.. Half Moon Bay Colony, M W Mnl- ler mgr, 207 Kearny Pacific Coast Land Bureau, G W Fink mgr, 22 Montgomery LAMPS AND OILS. Boesch Emile (locomotive, mining, ship, railroad car, coach and stree'), 583 and 585 Mission Day Thomas, 122 and 124 Sutter Richter P E & Co, lOD California Yiites&Co, 113 Front JAMES HINKS & SON, Birmingham, England. Patent Triple Action Duplex EXTINGUISHER UMPS P. S. RICHTSR & CO. Sole Agents, lUO 4.'alll'oiiiin »t , iian Franrlnoo. LAMP REFLECTORS. Boeseli Kmile, 583 and 585 Mission PACIFIC Lamp and Reflector Factory. EMILE BOESCH, 583 ft 585 Mission St., just below Second, SAN KHAXliSt'O. €/> CO c > o o c/» I'atent I,ocomoti\e, Mining', Ship, Railroad, Car, Coach nil Street l,ain,i!*, Sil.er-I'lated Cor- rugated lilaas Hefle'tcirs and Siin Linhts, for tiitrhtinu' and Ventilating Churches, Hall^, Stores, etc. Successor to Robt. Mills, ((IrimmciUal l.amp Factory.) Archite'turul OiiiamrMts of I'ressed and Ca»t Zinc. I lumlwrs' Co|)Hl.' Ware and dcneial Metal Siiinnint; and Stainphig. LAUNDRIES. Berard Alfred (French), 2206 Fillmore La Grand Laundry (E P White), 6 18 Market IS HUDWOOD LUMB£R, WHITK BROM., VJHk 1« Main and 14 * lOMprar »t. ». V Boat Miock, Oak Fiauk and Timber i t iifi^k^:^m-^KAifuiMt»ii^AM^^^^.-.^^^ , lOUISBBHEHimil t CD.,^J!l:7g^^>gg>:WoVI \91SSTr i20 Bepreaentative Bum/neas Howtea LAW BOOKS. Whitney, Sumner & Co, 613 Clay LEATHER AND HIDES. CooL' A O, 415 Market Cook fi H, 4U5 Market Johnson J C & Co, 12 and 14 Piue Kron A K & Co, 505 Front Kichter P £ &; Co, 109 California A. VERSi: SP^LMAN'S BRUELLS LACQUERl'D Iiip«iit San Franciaco Law Liliruiy, I'Vaiik P Dceriug librarian, 27 and 28 Montgomery Block LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS. California Fileotrical Works, 35 Alarket LIME. CEMENT, HAIR, ETC. H T Holmes Limo Co, H T Holmes mgr (manufacturers Santa Cru/ and Sacramento Lime), 14-18 Market Lane W K, 505 Kearny nr California Pacific Cement Co, J Browell agt, 731 Montgomery LIQUORS-RETAIL Alaska Saloon (E Daiss), NW cor Bush and Kearny res 8 Oak F'lace Anderson Andrew, 250 Spear Amaud Albert, NW cor Post and Dupont Anchor Down Saloon and Lod^inus (Marcel Demariast, 520 Pacific Bach, Meese ft Cu(Budweiserbeer), 321 Montgomery Bacigalupo T D, 1410 Dupont Barry David, SE cor Folsom and titli Bauer Chas G, 804 Pacific Btntham Harry (Market Exchange), 538 Market Billy ft Harry's Saloon (T Wm Ley- decker and J H Lunsman), 63) Davis Blolin John, 923 Kearny Bolt John P, 907 Market Boro Gabrii'I, 1300 and 1302 Dupont Bralich Frederick, 706 Jackson Bramstedt J H, 251 Steuart Brauer Albert (Railroad Exchange), Baker but Beach and Jefferson Bremer John H, NE cor Vallejo and Larkin Brewers' Home (Pircher Bros). 707 Mission Broyer John, 623 2d Bruce Albert, Baker bet Beach and Jeflerson Brulon ft Lauth, 6(5 Merchant BruseChri8.cur Pacific and I^eavenworth Bruns Hany, 123 Front Bilchi Conrad (Humboldt Hall Sa- loon), cor Kearny and Morton Buckingham ft Blumer, 16 3(1 Buckingham S S, 16 3d Burke Michael, NW cor Ellis and Scott Burley P.vtrick, 45-.» ad Butler John, 7 Sutter Butler Mrs Martin, NV>' cor 10th and Bryant Biizoiiet Alex, 40 McAIIiHtir llii//ini BroH, SE cor Misaitttt an*niann August, 10»26 Market Holder Joseph, 5 Leidesdorff Holle Jacob 613 B>annau Hulsmnnn Frad, cor Pacific and Hyde Humboldt Hall Saloon (Conrad :3uchi) and H Q Ebi-rt's Military Band, cor Kearny and Morton Jones Frank, 192 Stevenson Kernan John, 5 5 2d Kerr John, 527 2d King Thomas (Commercial E\- cliange), NW cor Clny and Drumm Koch Chas, SE cor 4th and Perry Kock Henry H, 15 and 17 Ijeidesdcrtf Kohnke P t F, 21 Davis and 120 California La Chapelle Mme Exilda, NE cor Post and Central ave Lncoste John, 901 Montgomery avo Laugel Andrew, 1412 Dapont Lauriston Archibald, SW cor Battery and Green Lessmann Joseph, NE cor Bush and Larkin Leydecker & Lunsman, 631 Davis Liensman J H, 631 Davis Lynn Patrick, 1910 Mission Market Exchange (Harry Bent- ham), 538 Market Mathews J H, 643 Washington Mayer Wendelin, SW cor California and Montgomery McPartlaud Daniel, cor Pacific and Leavenworth McVeigh P J, 500Enis Mi'ehan J J, SE cor Howard and 2d Meierdierks Christian, 416 O'Farrell Merchants' Exchange Saloon (E Phillip), 21 LeidesdoiCT Meyer Em & Co, 33 Sutter Meyer Ht-nry, SE cor 4th and Brannan Michel Lille, 1413 Dupont Miller John, 253 Steuart Moisant A J, 30 Franklin Montana Saloon (John Blohn >, 923 Kearny Monthon & Bordes, 508 Bush Mooney & Latlin, cor Geary and Central ave Murphy J B, SW cor 7th and Mission Myer Henry, SE cor 4th and Brannan Nichols George, cor Post and Central ave Nigr» James V, 1312 Dupont Oakland Ferry Saloon (C Schroder), 425 East Orpheus Beer Hall (Henry Stein- bach), 819 Kearny Otten Diedrick, 1019 Pacific Pacific Ocean Exchange (Christ Tamm), SE cor Bay and Mason Pechin Charles, 417 Front Peters Frank, 504 Broadway Petrovich A Augius, 4*.'0 Jackson Petteni.ti Peter, 1028 Kearny I'etterson J N, 207 Main Pioneer Exi hange (Wendelin Mayer), iSW cor California and Montgomery Pircher Bros, 707 Mission Hadcr & Bonn, 515 Clay Kadovich Bozo, 29 Geary Kuilroad Exchange (Albert Brauer). Baker bet Beuch and Jefferson Rohrs George H, NE cor Sutter and Central ave Resing John (innkeeper), Mission Koad opp St Mary's College Schk'we k Si'iton, 429 California Schmidt Chris, 601 Market and 3 Sutter Schultze Louis, cor Lombard and Ssnsome Scott TH, 1011 Folsom Sellinger Mrs Anna, 615 Pacific OO CO C3 C3 C/> c/9 CD CO i^t UIDIIMfnnn limnCO white BROII.. ■»* m Mnm and 14 4fc 1« (Spear nMnllflUUU LUniDCn* »t,M.V. oak, AaH, MlcUory, Maple, Ckerry, ctc^ ,: iWWiljl ,«B^^8........ .:.-......- .}• MA80NI0 OTTTFITS, 'SS.%!'VSk!^Al\''PSli?St1'J'S:' 422 EepreaeTitative Businesa Houaea Sheehan Jos F, 414 Market Smadeke ft Hey, 1201 Mission Sormauo Ouiseppe (Grand Casino Saloin), 30C Montgomery ave Sortorft Steffani, 1107 Dupont Spiegel & Schweizer, 312 Post Steinbach Henry, 819 Kearny Sutter Street Cable Saloon (Geo H Rohrs), NE cor Sutter and Central ave The Corner (Alex Hetier), cor 4th and Everett The Cuba (Adolph Griesser), SE cor Montgomery and Clay The Windsor Saloon (John F Bolt), 907 M 'iket Thuman Henry, cor Pine and H>de Tierney M, 18 Everett Verein Eintracht, H Tostmann pres, 316 Post Vetterli & Winkler, 163 New Montgomery Voges Geo, 242 Sutter Union Saloon (William Wall), 121 4th Wagner E L, 1232 Dupont Wall William, J21 4th Walnut Villa (Thomas Stephens), cor California and Walnut Walter GF, 38-42 O'Farrell Warner Abraham (Melgg's Wharf Saloon), North Beach Wells Xavier (Farmers' Rest), Mission Road Wett John, 615 Merchant White Geo W, 333 Hayes Wiemann Charles, ID 4th Wilkinson Eli, cor Bay and Fillmore Wobber Bros, NW cor Lombard and Povrell Verba Buena (A H Heutz), 53<^ Park ave Zum Badis.hen Huf (Charles G Bauer), 804 Pacific Daneri F & Co, 27 and 29 California Gendotli Luigi, 440 Hayes and 508 Octavia Oilman, Walker & Co (Kentucky whiskies), 224 Front Goodwin M & Co, 407 Battery Gundlach J & Co, SE cor Market and 2d Kelly & Evan, 623 Sansome Lacoste John, 901 Montgomery ave Lang & Co, 210-214 Dupont Lilieuthal & Co, 100 and 102 Front Naber, Alfs & Bruno, 413 Front Newmark, Gruenberg k Co, 221 and 223 Bush Oberfelder Bros & Co, 123 California Putzman & Dicker, 340 Pine Rottauzi Giosue, 1027 Market bet 6th and 7th Schardin J P, 31 Dupont Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee, SW cor Front and Jackson Siebe Bros & Plageman, SE cur Sansome and Sacramento Simmouds G & Co (Nabob Whisk.-y), 42D and 431 Battery Spruance, Stanley Si Co, 410 Front Thomas Eugene & Co, 617 and 619 Sansome Wilmerding k Co, 214 and 216 Front Wulteis Bros k Co, 221 California LITHOGRAPHERS. 410 Clay 721 Market 625 Commercial P. J. CATELY, Haymarket Exchange, No. 1139 Market Street, Bet. 7th and 8th Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. The drawing of Beer and Porter a sjiecialty. LIQUORS-WHOLESALE. Anduran C k Co, 515 and 517 Sacramento Bovo Gabriel, 1300 and 1302 Dupont Brandenstein k Co, cor New Montgomery and Mission Brick wedel Henry k Co, 208 one' 210 Front Cuneman k Martinoni, 321 Battery BuKzini k Gianettoni, 29 Otli Ciaaain P J & Co, 433 Battery Bakor Geo H, Bancroft A L & Co, Brittou k Rey, Burkbardt Max, 545 and 547 Washinston Crocker H S & Co, 215-21 1> Bush Dougherty P E & Co, 412 Commercial and 411 Clay Ellir>tt W W ft Co, 619 Montgomery Sanborn Geo W (agts), 123 California Schmidt M k Co, 25-41 Main LIVERY STABLES. Archibald P L & Co, 1324 Market Chapman k Hinman, 120 Ellis Hot! & Preble (West End Stables), 2414 California Horn John (Laguna Livery Stables), 1620 Laguna Marshall Arthur, 737 FoTsum McC •fferty Mrs B, 1615 Market MoCatferty William, 2417 Missi »n O'Callaghau Dennis J, 840 Howard Pacific Stables (James Marlow), 707 and 70J Jones PraverJC, 2611 Mission Riphenburgh Wesley, 21 and 23 Steuurt RiKlen A ii, 1715 and 1717 Sacramento Kodgers John k Son, June Market and Hayes CO ■ CO CO C9 CO Demar Empir( Gait B Gerard Gerke Huber King Wads^i CooJ (0 o Rooo PRISON CELLS, "£rws2 SSXSV- CHLVIN NUnillG i SON. o o >ILEH. TUGGIE t CD.. MEXIOW H>BD WOODS. IS * «• Spear St. San Vran«i«co. Of Sam Frandaco. 423 Ryan D Jfc Co, 814-818 Geary Saratoga Stables (D Ryaa & Co). 814-818 Geary South Park Livery Stables (Smith & Poultaey), 344 and 346 Brannaa Traver J C, 2611 Mission Watts William. 2306-2310 Mason LiOCKSMITHS. (See, also, Gun and Locksmiths.) Bien Joseph, 412 Commercial Lane W E, 505 Kearny nr California Will & Finck, 769 Market LODGING-HOUSES. (See, also, Hotels; also, Boarding.) Albemarle House (Mary F Collins), 8 Mason Brewers' House (Pircb.er Bros), 7U7 Mission Demarias Marcel, 5*20 Pacitic Empire House (Banj B Smith), 630-640 Commercial Gait House ( VV Hiuchiitfe), 632 Market Gerard Mrs E T, 60SJ 4th Gerke Fred (Wm Tell House), 315 and 317 Bush Hubcr Fred (Arion House), 13 and 15 Page King Bertha (furnished rooms), 502 Dupont St John Richard, 915.^ Market Tence C (Rusette House), U Kearny Thrasher Mrs S A, 54 3d Truesdell House (Mrs A C Trucadell), 1 la^ Market Wadsworth House (Major David Coon), 225 Bash LUMBER. Baker Samuel, 202 Sacramento RASSEHE HOUSE. No. 1 1 Kearny Street. FAMILY HOTEL. Rooms to Let with or without Board. Prices Moderate. C. TENCE, Proprietor. LUBRICANTS AND LUBRI- CATING OILS. Read Edward B, agt New York Refining Co, 18 First Blinn Lumber Co (The L W), Geo W Hooper sec and treas, Oilce 4th and Channel Coos Be^ Stave and Lumber Co, John L Koster mgr, 33 Main Dingley C L, 110 Mission Doe, Kimball & Co, 104 Market Herrick E M, 19 Steuart Kuowles Geo B & S m, NW cor Main an.''. Bryant, and SE cor Missiu i an MACARONI AMD VERMI- CELLI. California Italian Paste Co (C R Splivalo 4; Co), 415 Battery Liguria Paste Manufactory (Louis Valente), 214 and 216 Broadway Pacilio Con Paste Co(V Ravenna and A Ghirardeili & Co), 421 and 423 Battery MACHINERY. (See, also. Machine Shops.) Coughlin Joseph, (second-ha.id), 760 Bryant Freeland E G, 102 Market Huntington f ' A, (mining), 220 Fremont Nuttall, Bacon & Co, 222 and 224 Fremont Parke & Lacy, (mining), 21 and 23 Fremont Sadler & Co (machine needles), 605 Market Sanford A B, 102 Market Tatum & Bowen, (saw-mill), 12 California Wagner Jos & Co, 105 and 107 Miasicn O O c/» &0 &2 V\ IIAOnUinnn l IIIIDCD IVH its BROS . m * is Fls'ai and 14 A MSaear IINnlllf UUU LUniDLnr St. M. F. €oN«tojrX«pa. Newel Foata. Balaatera. LOUIS mmim t co.. ^BWRIiSSfl, oorrr CtiMda lower than aajr haaaeln the City. Hit Moat«oai«ry mu 424 Representative Buaineaa Houses CD MANUFACTURER OF Steam and Hot Water Heating Apparatus for Warm- ing Dwellings, Stores, Ciiurches, And all Pul»lic Buildings auil H t Houses. Heaters and Steam Traps furnished to the Trade. Plans and e-itiinates made free. A','ent for Pulsometer Steam Pump Co., of New York, also, the Albany Steam Trap. NEW PULSOMETEB My Ri'ceiit (lirfat IniitrovemeiitH, STANDS UNRIVALED AND UNEQUALED IN I'OI.VT OK Cbeapness. Simprcity, Durability, Efficiency and Econ- omy, with M n'mum Size and Weight, over any other Steam Pump in the Market. If you want to purchase a Steam Pump for Mining, Railroad, or Steamboat use; for Paper Mill. Chemical or Gas Works; for Tannery, Brewery or Sugar R. tiiiery; for Draining Quarries, Cellars or Plantations; for Irrigating or Hydrau- lic Mining; for Snikiig foundations, Coff-r Dam, Sewer, Well Sinking and other Contractors' Work; for Jl lisiug Water for any kind of Manufacturing or Fire Purpose— CHEAPER than any other Steam Pump known. Mechanics' Institute, 1882, awarded .Vledd for Sanford Heaters. OfTice, 102 Market St., San Francisco. MACHINERY AND SHAFTING LUBRICANTS. Read Edward B, 18 1st MACHINE SHOPS. (See, also, Machinery ; also. Foundries.) fi.irratt W T, 13-144 Fremo t Ohmen Wm H, 109 and 1 1 1 B. ale Small Isaac H, 574 Brannan Wagner Jos & Co, 105 and 107 Mission MACHINISTS. Bien Joseph, 41 J Commercial Dow Steam Pump Works, 114 and 116 Bealc Galli & Co, 501 Commercial (toss & Dow, 114 and 110 Bede Sanford A B. 102 Market Thomson & Evans, 110 and 112 Bcale Wagner Joi & Co, 105 and 107 Missiou MAGNETIC HEALERS. Wakeling Mrs Lottie T, 850 Market M MRS. DR. WAKELING , AGNETIC HEALER WAKELING*S J. BCIINEILY. J. UALLI. GALLI & CO^ ACHINISTS AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHS, 604 Commercial Street* Near Sansoine, .SAN FKANliSCO. MAGNETIC OIL Curtain euro for KliciiiiiatUin, Neuriil;'-iii, C'oiis,'h and Smc Throat. WAKEIING'S BLOOD PURIFIER And Rlixir of Mf'r. Uiifailin); remedy for all discaNes of tlio hlnHland wvakiius.scH of the sy.-'tuin from dis.sijuition and other caiiHO!*. Ko. M90 Mark**! Mtreet, M. V. MAIL, EXPRESS. BULLION A)JD HUNTING BAGS. Cook H S, 405 Market cor Fremont f\ Pit VIM MIITTlUn £ Cnil Tuhalmr Wh«'«'lliarrow«, Bolt and MrMce URLIIH nUlllllU ft OUn, WorU. ««7 9laln»tre«>t.«auFraiici«ce. >UEH. TUGGLE t CO.. WAGOlt LUMBEH.'&S.^agr.a.'^ I .g I o I OB P4 o O Pi 0/ (Saw jPVancisco. 425 09 H. N. COOK, Belt and Hose Maker. Mail* Express* Bullion and Hunt- ing Bags. No. 406 Market Street, Corner of Fremont, SAN FRANCISCO. MANTELS-MARBLEIZED. Montague W VV & Co, 110-118 Battery W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Inipi>itors of MarhJeizeil Mantels ENAMELED GRATES AND ENGLISH TILE. IIO, llie, 114, llO and tlH BATTKUY STKKKf. SAN FRAN';lSCO. MANUFACTURERS AGENTS. AruuUl S N & Co (hardware), SVV cor California and Davis Brown 4 Metzner, 54!l Market Cotrel Thomas Jr, 405 Front Gordon Hardware Co, 8 and 10 Pine Hall A I A S()n, 528 and 530 Market Jackson T VV & Co. 30 1 California [..ane W E, 605 Kearny nr California Morris H D (Sweets Manufacturing Co). Peters F C, Richter P K & Co, Tatum k Bowen, The A S Sxience Co, 401 Market i3 Main 109 California 12 California 537 Market MAP PUBLISHERS. Holt Warren, 413 Montgomery MARBLE WORKS. Black Wm, 1121 Market MorzoK A Co., Manufacturer of £UE*£KA HAIRi~woof,' and\u (PATtNTED.) kinds of Mat- tresses and Beddinfe'. Dealer in Maitress Mate- rial of eicry ilescriptixn. Factory, S. W. rorner Fifteenth and D.J )res Streets, tittlre and Ware- rooms, VI Se 'cind Street, under Urand Hotel. 1'. O. B >.\ 142r, San Francisco. MEAfcUTTER. Linforth, Rice & Co (Zimmerman's), 325 Market MEDICAL BELTS. West C N, 652 Market MEDICAL INSTITUTE. California Medical College, D Mac- lean prea, 3 ;4 Sutter National Surgical Institute ((J W Handy), 319 Bush Sim Francisco County Medical So- ciety, Walter II A Hodgdon sec, 108(ieary Woman's Medical Colleie, Mrs S E Furna.: pres, 155 New Montgomery MEDIUMS. Hendoe Mrs .M ir> J, Souther Mrs A B, 8f)5i Market 1150 Market CO CO oo MRS. A. B. SOUTHER, Materializing Medium 1160 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. CO un Public Circles Sunday Evening, at 8 o'clock. llAnUllUUU LUIflDCn, HC.M.F. Blsrk Wnlnut. Spaolsh CeUIW. TUGGLE t CO. OBEGOII >SH >ND H>PlE.'tf.?iJKKi!'- Of 8an Pranciaco. 427 CO OS CB E • MM i o MERC^I.ILE AGENCIES. Dun R O ft Co, Jay Lugadin mgr, 320 California The Bradatreet Co Improved Mer- cantile Agency of Mew York, L B Hillaidsupt, 230 Culifomia The Commercial Agency (Edwards, Pickens ft Fulton), cor Sauaome and California MERCHANT TAILORS. (See Tailors.) METALLURGICAL WORKS. (See, also, Assay era.) California State Mining Bureau, Henry Q Uauka State mineralo- giat, 212 Sutter Hofmann Bros (Ore Sampling and Pulverizing Works), SW cur 5th and Bryant Nevada Metallurgical Works, C A Luckhurdt mgr, 2A Stevenson and 12 LeidesdorfF OO CO C. A. LUCKHARDT, Manager. Ebtablisuko, 1809. toada Melaltogical mh 5 Ores Crushed and Sampled, and Working Tests made by any process. Asaay- iiig in all its Branches. Analysis of Ores, Minerals, Water, v.tc. C. A. LUCKHARDT ft CO., (romierly IIUIIN & Ll'CKIIAKDT.I 83 Stevenson Street, near Pir^it and Market. ) «.«, vo Aiar*rar>n Branch Offlc.-, Wo. 1« l.«ldeN. Knkaim. J. H. Ukook. BROOK & KNfiASS, No. 18 Maaon St., San Francisco. Dealers in Stoves, Ranges & Tin Ware, PLUMBINO AND JUBBINQ. MILK CANS A SPECIALTY MILLINERS. Altshuler Mrs L, 237 16th Auger Mme, 621 Larkin Band Box (The) (B S Hirach ft Co), 748 Market Blochman Mrs E, 1019 Larkin Irish Mr< L, O PI O O CO S3 CO Marka Mrs S, 214 6t: I 708 Market and 9 and 11 Gear Mrs S, '2 MILLINERY GOODS- WHOLESALE. Excelaior Straw Works (J H Bab- bitt), 120 4th CO CO CO CO CO HARDWOOD LUMBER ^"'"^ '-'^^-' " * ^' ^'^^ ^?' ^*-^ ^^ Hp««r il i »lr««t, M. F. Wasea Mtecfe. Cabinet Woods, etc. t i I C0 s H CO « 3 «> . II -5 o i LOmSBRWfiRI>mtCO„ Jewflry Mtprrn AT Via* . | I A Mwt 428 Representative Business Houses OoehringA, 944 Minion Hinz ft Landt, 16 And 18 2d, Grand Hotel Building Selig ft Newman, 31 Sutter Mish Mra Sarah, 133 Kearny, 708 Market and 9 and 11 Geary PARIS MILLINERY. M X and Rti. 8. IWTMII, 70S Market Street, 3 d()i>r8 from Koarny, 9 oiiil U Geary Street, BON TON," 133 Kearny Street. Lars*^ Stock of litooilM «*ontitantly on liand wliolesaltf and ntail. Pattern Bunnet« and Hats recei>cd every 8oa8>>n. Country orders promptly attended to. MILL AND MINING SUP- PLIES. Berry and Place Machine Co (Parke ft Lacy), 323 and 32 1 Market Cairu Juatinian, 821 and 5*23 Market California Electrical Works, 35 Market Egerton Henry C, 10l> California Hendy Joshua, 49 and 51 Fremont Huntington F A, 220 Fremont Kortick Frank, 31 Commercial Linforth, Kice ft Co, 325 Market Wugner Joseph ft Co, 105 ft 1U7 Mission MILL PICKS. Kortick Frank, 31 Commercial MILLWRIGHTS. Allis Edward P ft Co, 318 Pine Whitu J B ft Co, 318 Pine EDWABD P. ALLIS & CO., Flour Mill Builders and Furnishers. RELIANCE WORKS. JNO. R. CROSS MANAGER. Exclusive Blanuflaotnrera of Gray's Patent Noiseless RoUinfr Mill, with Chilled Iron Rolls of all Des- criptions, Smootli or Corru^ited. Wegmatui'H Patent Porcelain RoUa. Also, of the Reynolda* Corliss En^^ine. 318 Fine Street, Benson Block. Storeroom : 737^ Mission Street, (9aii Franrlaro, 4'aiit'ornia. ^ ^ J. B. WHITE, MJLLWRIGHT And Constructing En^neer. Will furnish Plans and Spe •ifloatidnsforall kinds of MILL AND MININO MA<;illNKKY. Office, 31N Pin«* Mtri'tt, Room it. San Franciscii, (^'ulifornia. MINERAL WATERS. Thompson George C, 1915 Mason Lynch J D (agt Bartlett Springs Mineral Water), 26 Stockton MINING. Carrier G S, room 23, 230 Montgomery Coye Hiram L, 328 Montgomery Dawley J M (mill aupt), room 7, 330 Pine Dewey Wm P, Green ft Brinckmann, Kraner Phillip H. Thurston George P, 330 Pine 320 Sansome 328 Montgomery 315 Califoriiiu MINING COMPANIES. Cornwall Pierre B (pres ClrfU !;ia- moiid Mining Co and Bellingham Bay Coal C ), SE cor Spear and Folsom Sweepstake Quartz Mill (A E Red- stone ft Co), 240 Montgomery Union Shaft Co (George C Pratt sec), room 22, 300 Montgomery Utah Silver Mining Co (George C Pratt sec), room 22, 309 Montgomery MINING SECRETARIES. BuiBngton J M, Hammond A C, Miller O C, 309 California 401 California 409 California PIONEER IRON WORKS, CALVIN NIITTIWU A MOW. Proprietors, ■stabllshed lt»4«. M7 Main Street. « F. i' 9 IllUII. TUSBLE i CO.. VENEERS 111 ■■« fM MyMf Mm Man Faaaolar* I!' I I 0/ owey ft Co pubs, 152 Market "Morning Call" (daily and weekly), 525 Montgomery "New Ago" ( W F Norcross), 420 Kearny "PttciHc Business College Review," (Chamberlain ft Robinson), 320 Post "Pacific Coast Law Journal," W T Buggett pub, 538 Sacramento "Pacific Life" (J J Harrigan), 4.0 Kearny "Pacific Medic il and Surgical Jour- nul" (monthly), Henry Gibbons and Heury Gibbons Jr eilitors and propr", 101 Dupont "Pacific Methodist," Wick B Par- sons editor 4 19 Sacramento "Pacific Pilote," F G Gerhard 36 13th PIONEER IRON WQRKS, g M CO CO CO g £ 3 CAI.Vinr MI'TTIWU * MOM. Proprlftoni. B«C«bliah«il 1M» 9M7 Mala Street. « V. KOa. TUfiGlE t CO.. WaiCliN H>BD WOODS."..*.?. ■pear M. VraMla Of San Frarunaoo. 431 •'Pnoiflo Rural PrsM" (wMklv), Dewey ft Co pubs, 262 Market "Paoiflo Sohoul Journal," Albert Lyser ft Cu puba and propn, 838 Market "Paoifio Statea Watchman" (Bemi- monthly) (Watohinau Publishing Co), 262 Market "Poat" Publishing Cn, John P Jackson pres, 500 Montgomery "Public Opinion" (weekly), I N Choynski editor, 34 Geary "Itailroad Gazetteer" B F Giddings nigr, 21 U Bush "Rescue" (The). A D Wood editor and pub, 123 Montgomery Block, 628 Montgomery ''San Francisco Abend Poat," Huj^o Herzer mgr, 635 California "San Francisco Journal of Com- merce," W H Murray muT, 414 Clay "San Francisco Market Review," John John U Curmany ft C» puba, 4UU Washington "San Francisco Menhant," A D Bell editor and propr, 323 Front "San Francisco Newa-Letter," (P Marriott ft Son,) 601) Merchant '*San Francisco Trade Review" (Morris U Bates), 123 California "Scundinaviiiu," VV S Kreutzmann pub, 40'J Washington "The Comptoir D'Escompte de Paris," C do Guigne agt, 412 Montj^omery "The Footlight," J D Roliertson pub, 5'.iS California "'J he Ideot^aphio," W Price edit« z o o o and propr. 101)8 Mission "The Resources of Californiu," J P H Wentvi'ortii publisher. 320 Sansome "Vanity Fair and Golden Ero," Wagner ft Buiiyau editors and proprs, 22 Keaniy "Voz Portugueza" (A) (Muiioel Stone), 734 Montgomery "Watchman" Publishing Co (A T Dewey and W B Ewer), 252 Market "Wasp" (The) (Illustrated), (E C Maciarlane ft i'o), 540 and 512 California Wolfe ft Son, editors, -40 Montijoinery "Witman's Herald of Industry," Mrs J W Stow editor, 304 Stockton NICKEL PLATERS. California Electrical Works, 35 Market Chicago Nioliel Plating Co (Hud- geur ft Parr) 23 Stevenson OCULISTS. Cornwall F, 318 Sutter OILS. Alpers Chas (mfr neat's foot oil and furtilizors, cor 5th and N, South San Francisco, and Grove and Buchanan Califoruii Oil Retiniai! Co (J O Kluwiach), *J35 Montgomery ave Contiuetitul Oil and 'i'rimiiportution Co of California, Walter E Den- nison supt, 123 Culit'omia PucitioOil Works (Allyne ft White), 112 and 114 Front Scofield ft Tevis. 120 and 122 Front OPTICIANS AND GOODS. C/9 Bcrteling ft Watry, Muller C, Pr>'ll Bros, Roach John, 427 K-amy 135 Montgomery 1417 Polk 429 Montgttmery UIDhUinnn IIIIIDCD WHITB HROB.. I»* is main an:][ Fd'.snm 8IU Maikia lii Vtli l!5i> a'd li>27 Mission lorili Market 47 and 4'.» Bialu '2'2'2 Mission 555 4th 1013 I'owell PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC. (Manufacturers and Wholesale.) Aliyne & White, 1 12 and 1 14 Front Ammerup G, 1220 Market Averill Mixed Paints, manufactured by Californyi Paiut Co, O S Or- rick general agt, 403 Market Bass T J & Co, 14 and 16 EUia California Paint Co, C W Beach 419 and 421 Jackson Dietz A C & Co, (agta white lead works), 9 Front Hueter Bros & Co, 601 Market Merrell I L, 316 Townsend nr 4th Moore Alfred S & Co, 104 Market Whear Timber, 555 4th Whittier, Fuller & Co, 21 and 23 Front Yates & Co, 113 Front SAN FItANCIMCO PIONEER VAm^rSH WORKS. HUETER BKOS. & CO., Proprietors. Man- ufa turin^ Dealers 'n Paints, Oili<, Brusli- es, and Artist Materials. Fine C<>ath, Kailway an. I Furniture Varnishes and Japans. Works, ; 24th and KuUEOti Streets. Depot and OtHoe 601 Market Street, (Grand Hotel), San Fr.incisoo. PAPER BAG MANUFACTUR- ERS. Hint Bros, i^J Clay Potter & Van Derveer, 212 Sacramento PAPER HANGINGS AND WIN- DOW SHADES. (See, also, P.iints, Oils, Glass, Etc.) Ammerup G, Black Edwin H, Edwards Frank G, Hartshorn & McPhun, Lynch W M, Wilder Chas B, 122i( Market 14 Stockton ""S-O.SO Cli.y 861 Mark't '25.-) :j.i 1013 Poweil PAPER WAREHOUSES. (Sol', jils >, StalioiuTS — Wholesale,) Bonestcll, Allen & Co, 41.^ and Ii5 Sansoine Cunningh ini. Cur;iis& Welch, ,S\V' oor Sansiimo and Siicrnmtmto Graham Paper Co, W G Bi. hardson ftj^'t, 607 Montgomory Tay lor .' V & Co, 4 1 4 i 1 (i VU'y The Western Paper C'\ (Putter & Van Dorveer), 212 Sacrr^nento PIONEER IRUN WORKS, CAI.VIM lVi:i'«'!V«J A MOW, l>i-0|Hl<-toin. Eatabltwiied 1M4* >t)l7 Stain Street. M F. WA 2 bs| M I the Q I Moor Smitl men TIIPPIC 9 nn G-^jminrxv 't^oo3mb CO r WASHINGTON, CORRKSPONDKNn? IN LONDON, VICTORIA, (Australia.) 10 MONTREAL. BERLIN, HONOLULU, MEXICO. \^ PATENT MEDICINES. Briggs W H & Co, ill Minna Filimau Samuel, (McCleltan's Diph- theria and Fever Remedies), office and laboratory 763 Mission Moore Mrs H A, 322 Maion Smith DA, 141^ Sth St Jacob's Oil, Chas F VonSonter mgr, 710 Mission Thompson & Co, manufactuven of the " Governor " for rheunatism, 604 Front PATENT OFFICE MODELS. California Electrical Works, 35 Market llARllWOOD UIMURIWIGOI STOCK,%ST?;SK'^WI'- CO .'> MiisoM 10 I Uuuont 218 Post 70H Moiitj.'oinery 34 Ke: rny 528 Hayes 517 Taylor T H K MEDICO -LiTER^Rr JOURNAL. A SANITARY MAOAZINK, Kr»ITi;i> AVI) I'lilinhed MniitJily li.v Mrs. M. P. .SiiwU!)!.-, M. U., iHjuri of t)ie Wuiimn'H .Vodit.,1 Idlloffe. TcrniH, W.ito a Year, iii adxaticu. Office: Nm. 1(14 I'liclanV HiiildlMijr, Market St. HoiirH : Kroni Ut tci 12 a. m. and 1 to 4 \\ m. Woinon's Mo'lical C'ollu)jo, corner San^oine and Pacific KlreutH. PRISON CELLS. W<>/«!n''!i£Mniwrn't.'ar>. CALVIN NUTTING t SON ALU CO CO CO I I .a s p oo CD CO 09 Aut Badj & Benl Bern Berfi Calif Co Eato Good Hall Long Mayc New Rudo Spent Stath Pierce Asinai Califo man E'acifi( ter r Pld Burkr Currit Davis Helh Kiiapi Lippi MoEiK I'erry Pione* Frai Snow out. o «L «5 HARI wmm mmma^ ULEN. TUGGLE i CO., Eastern Hard Wood lumber. 19 A SO 8p<>»r St. lilan Fvandse*. Of Son Frandaco. 435 PIANOS AND OIGANS. Autiaell T M & Co, NW cor Powell and Eddy Badger Wm G (agt Halle', Davie & Go's Pianos), 13 Saiisome Benham A M (musical mdse), 647 Market Bennett & Frisbee, 724 Bryant Bergstrom & Co, 647 Market California Piano Manufacturing Company, Walter S^ Pierce sec, 30 New Montgomery Eaton Chas S, 647 Maikct Goodnoiigh A M (wholesale), 23 5th Hall C R, 16 Tyle Long S H, 1815 Washington Mayer Joseph, 127 Page New York Piano Co (E S Bonelli), 909 Market Rudolf G & Co, 107 Stockton Spencer F W & Co, 23 and 25 5th opp U S Mint Statham Wm liariceMt PlatiiiK and PollHh- inic House ou tlw t'oast. HTKVKNsos. IT. I). I'ARR, r IToPfetors. CO PLUMBERS & GASFITTERS. Brook & Kneass, Hayes Thomas, Healy Timothy J, Hobro W D, CO C CO c > o m o o S3 CO 12 Mason 1528 Polk 532 Bush 728 Washington OO C/i HARDWOOD lUMBEil, WHITB BROM , IS A IS Mala and 14 4fc 1« M|»eai> lltrevt. a. F. Wasou Mt««>.k, Cabinet Wooda, f te - I I ■fki Wiik w ■'*■■'} 4'iififi 4 . I I Wl litll L I i i || i ,B W;^i»||#»;r««r .f '|l|»lpWj loois mmnikn i co.. .»;Bgga^. jEmEBS. 119 Xoattomenr •trMtni.F. 436 Itepreaentative Buai/neag Houses Lane W E, 605 Kearny Montague W W & Co (and gaspipe), 110-118 Battery Nye A F & Co (importers and deal- era in gas fixtures), 609 and 611 Market Paul Philo D, 1331 Mission Pettersou Martin, 1325 Pacific Behn Charles, 208 16th Tripp Geo A, 226 Front Welch J D, cor Fillmore and Taylor PLUMBERS' MATERIALS. (See, also. Plumbers and Gasfitters.) Day Thomas, 122 and 124 Sutter Richards & Snow, 408 Market RICHARDS & SNOW, (Successors to Barker & Snow.) Iron Pipe. Plumbers' and Gaa Fitters* Stock and Tools, Cop- per Boilers, Bath Tubs, etc. 406 & 408 Market Street, SAN FRANCISCO. PORK PACKERS. Bunker Robert F, 74 and 75 California Market California Refrigerator Pork Pack- ing Co, A T Spotts pres, 727-731 4th Merry, Faull & Co, 125 and 127 California Strouse Mark t Co, 1136 Market and Hayes Valley Market Union Packing Co, W I Coleman & Coagts, 121 Market Wilson J Y & Co, 9 Sutter and 508 Market POST OFFICE. Backus S W, cor Washington and Battery POTTERIES. Albion (W S Ray ft Co), 12 and 14 Market Pacific Potteries (Gladdinp, Mc- Bean ft Co), 1310-1316 Market Sacramento and Oakland Michigan Bar Pottery (J B Wil- liams), 945 and 947 Market Willi&ms J B, 945 and 947 Market POULTRY, GAME, ETC. Burr Bartlett, stall 34, Mission Market WolflF Bernard, 741-747 Mission and 109 4th Woods F N ft Co, 66 and 67 California Market POUND KEEPERS. Lossius Rudolph, California bet Walnut and Laurel POWDER. (See, also, Guns and Ammunition.) Bandmann, Nielsen ft Co (agt Giant Powder Co), 210 Front King James' Powders (J Murray Mathews). 909 23d Selby Thos H ft Co, 116 aud 118 California Skinker John (agt Du Pont's Pow- der), 115 Pine BANDMANN, NSELSKN * CO., Commercial Agents of the Ciant Powder Company, Office, SIO Front Street. POWDER WORKS. California Powder Works, N G Kittle pres, 230 California Hercules Powder Works, N G Kit- tle pres, 230 California PRINTERS INK. Dorety Jos H (Johnson's), 527 Commercial Tatum ft Bo wen (and printers' ma- terials), 12 California PRINTERS-JOB AND BOOK. Barry, Baird ft Co, 419 Sacramento and 320 Sausome Crocker H S ft Co, 216-219 Bush Dougherty P E ft Co, 412 Commercial and 411 Clay Eastman Frank ft Co, 509 Clay Gordon C W, 320 Sansome Hughes EC, 511 Sansome Knarston John H, 502 Washington Laf ontaine A J, 625 Merchant and 622 Oay Pacific Press, 527 Commercial, cor 12th aud Castro, Oakland Richmond Mrs L G ft Son, 420-430 Montgomery Schmidt M ft Co, 26-^. i Main Slocum Amanda M, 543 Clay Sterett B F, 532 Clay facing Lcidesdorlf Woman's Co-operative Printing Office (Mrs L G Richmond ft Son), '120-430 Montgomery Weiss Joey, 319 Battery GAIVIN NUniMG i SON. M»BaftM>tarer« all kinds IROU WOBJK, •NT Mala street. Maa ■ raaelsee. JOI Have (See, EverJ du([ Nuge Price Bay Wii Wol >LLEH. TUGGlt t CO.. OAK PLANK. m uA M Spear St.. San Vranelae*. Of San Francisco. 437 PRINTERS' MATERIALS. (See, also, Type Foundries. ) Brunt & Fisher, 509 Bush Dorety Joseph H, 527 Commercial Marder, Luse & Co, 528 Sacramento Painter & Co, 512 Clay Palmer & Rey, 405 and 407 Sansome Tatum & Bowen, 12 California JOSEPH H. DORETY, AGENT FOR JOHNSON'S PRINTING INKS AND GEORGE MEIER & CD'S Bronze Powders, Qold Leaf, Etc. 5S7 Commercial Street. JVOTIOE. PALMER & BEY Have remuveii from their old stand, 527 and 529 Commeroial Street, to the live- story building 405 & 407 Sansome Street. PRODUCE. (See, also. Dairy Produce; also Commis- sion Merchants.) Asmann Adolph, 69 and 70 Cal Market and 1517 Polk Everding John & Co (Oregon Pro- duce), 48 Clay Nugent & O'Neal, 229 Wajhington Price VV C & Co, 320 Washington PROVISIONS. Bay City Packing and Provision Co, Bay City Market Bunker Robert ¥ (packer), 74 and 75 California Market Haight Robert & Co (wholesale), 22(5 Front Merry, Faull ife Co (packers), 125 and 127 California San Francisco Packing and Provi- sion Co (Frank Win Rossback), Stalls 54 and 55 Washington Market Union Packing Co, Sidney Smith pres, 121 Market Wilson J Y & Co, 9 Sutter and 508 Market Witsel & Baker (wholesale), 324 Clay Wooster J B & Co (wholesale and dairy), 218 and 220 Front PUBLISHERS. (See, also. Newspapers and Periodicals.) Dewing J & Co (book), 420 Bush Elliott W W & Co (county histories), 619 Montgomery McKenney L M & Co (directory), 238 Montgomery White J T & Co, 23 Dupont PUBLISHERS' AGENTS. (See, also, Books and Stationery. ) MacEwen Alexander W H, 108 Leidesdorff White James T & Co, (agt of D Ap- pleton & Co), 23 Dupont PUMPS AND BLOCKS. (See, also. Machinery). Berry & Place Machine Co (Parke & Lacy), 323 and 325 Market Freeland E G, 102 Market Lane W E, 505 Kearny nr California Sanford A B, agt Pulsometer Steam Pump Co, 102 Market Steen E T, 113 Mission Woodin & Little, 421 Market PURCHASING AGENTS. Covert H M, 203 Sacramento Jackson T W & Co, 304 California Farmers' Co-operative Purchasing Agency (James A Miller & Co), 13 Pine Stein Aaron, NE cor Sansome and Pine RAILROADS AND OFFI CIALS. Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, D W Hitchcock general western passenger agt, (nlUo i Montgomery, Masonic Temple Central Pacific Railroail, T H (Good- man general passenger and ticket agt, cor 4th and Townsend Chicago & Northwestern R R Co, J Meredith Davies agt, 2 New Montgomery Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific R R, ()08 Miirket Davies J Meredith, gen agt Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Co, 2 New Montgomery (iarratt A M, gen freight and pas- senger agt S P C R R, fool Mail, t (Jood»ll, Perkins & Co, agts Oregon Railway and Navigation Co, 10 Market OO CO nAnUITUUU LUmDCn, St.S.r. Slack Walnui, Spantah C^edar, Veneert. MASONIC ournTs, ^asa.'^sys^A'asKs.v*- i p II .« -,* !8 8 SB o H H o t 438 Representative Biiainesa Houses id Goodman T H, general paaaenger and ticket agt Central Pacific Railroad, cor 4th and Townsend Kirkland Joseph B, 116 Montgomery Lakeshore and Southern Railroad, Wm Be Dell agt, 22 Montgomery Malpas A, agt C P R R, foot Market Mead Wm H, traveling railroad agt, 1 Montgomery Michigan Central Railroad, Wm BeDell act, 22 Montgomery Michigan Southern Railroad, Wm BeDuU agt, 22 Montgomery Northern Division S P R R, H R Judah assistant ticket agt, cor 4th and Townsend Oregon Railway and Navigation Co, Goodall, Perkins & Co agts, 10 Market San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad, James M Donahue sec . 430 Montgomery San Joai(l (; H, 413 Montgoniory Butterfiold AN'iUiaiii, lOit Moiitf^diiicry Cli.-ipin (Joorgu W, .'ilO .M(iiit>,'oiiiL'iy Cos^M'dve C'hristiiplii.T, <>.")■_' Market Crane Albert K (sale ai^t farm .•iiiti ciiuiitry jiropcrty ), IK) Montgdiiicrv Diirkiii I' & K, "" Kastini & Kliliiilge, K\ ensoii & ( '■•, l-'ink (; \V, l''inU'\ ■ Stevens i'; Vd 'iretiii & Hriiii'kiiiann, 301 MiiiitniH"fr} ■J'J .Mn|)tgi>me-y .'(111 Kearny 3l'L' M'.iit-onury 331 Kearii\- 3'2(l Saiisoiiie FfurrLs Mattliew (loan at'^i. l.<-' Kearny Hill John H, room 3, 605 Sacramento Lane J J, 230 Kearny Madison & Burke, 401 and 403 Montgomery, cor California Magee Thomas, 20 Montgomery Matthews W R & Co, 5 J Kearny McAfee Bros, 328 Montgomery McAlester & Jones, 422 Montgomery Moran Thos & Co, room 1, 605 Sacramento Oregon Improvement Co, E W Sells cashier, J L Howard assistant mgr, 210 Battery Osterreicher L, 503 California Pacific Coast Land Bureau, G W Fink mgr, 22 Montgomery Tittel Mrs M E, 417 Bush Wade Wm M, 214 Sansome White & Scofield, ' 305 Kearny Wilde F B, 22 Montgomery REFRIGERATORS. California Refrigerator Co, 727-731 4th REGALIAS, FLAGS, ETC. Norcross Daniel & Co, Schaezleiu R, 6 Post 13-19 Trinity REPEATING ARMS. Ladd C D, agt Ballard Rifle, iVJi) and 531 Kearny Skinker John agt Winchester Re- peating Arms, 115 Pine RESTAURANTS. (See, also. Oyster Saloons. ) Rahruth Hilbert, 214 Washington Cable Restaurant (Felix Meklin) 15311 (ieary Cafe Lafayette (Mouthon & IJonles), ."•OS Bush C a 1 i f o r n i a Cable Kestaiirant ((Jeorge Norval), I4'_'7 (.'alifornia Cliri.st .t Fralini, '24 'M Dellasanta Loilovico (Xew Italian Restaurant), I'J i'illis Fountain ('I'lie) I'estaurant ((Jeorge Sehniitt), SK >:or Sutter and Kearny Traneiscovieh John, 10 Maaon Frank .[ A Co (Albemarle Re tan - rant), 10 Mason I'reitas Manuel, 13 '2d Kieneh Restaurant ((J II Richard), 315 4tli (lolilinghorst .i \h \a\ H F Hi m mUN, TOGGIE « CO., HUDWOOD LUMBER, ••-«•-—«"'•• I .a I EH CO a o •-H Eh H H o 0/ /Sfaw Francisco. ••■ Fraaela«o. 439 Lick House Restaurant (FW Hau- brick), bet Sutter and Post Lisbon Chop House (Francisco Oli- vero), 503 Davis Maisou Dor^ Restaurant (Tschur & Dingeon), 217 Kearny "Morning Call" Restaurant (P Svet- inich), 305 6th New Italian Restaurant (Lodovico Dellasanta), 12 Ellis New York Bakery Restaurant ( \Vm Pike), 626 and 628 Kearny Norval George (California Cable Restaurant), 1427 California Olivero Francisco, 503 Davis Olsen J J, 42 Spear Richard G H (French), 315 4th Ross Charles, 501) Mission Rowe Edward E, 203 O'Farrell Steuart JameSj 214 2d Stork & Ligon, 445 Bush Von Ronn & Schlichting, ' cor Folsom and Ea.it RIDING ACADEMY. Marshall Arthur, 737 Folsom ROCK DRILLS. Berry & Place Machine Co (Parke & Lacy), 323 and 325 Market ROLLING MILLS. Alvonl William, pros Pacific Roll- ing Mill Co, 202 Market Pacilic bulling Mill Co, L Biiench- loy goiu rill myr, 202 Market ROOFERS-METAL. Sutton Jr & Co, 32 California Woonsocket Rubber Co's Agency, Jas W Dolan agt, 414 and 416 Market WooflSOCketRofc Go's Agency. GOODYKAR'S M. B. S. CO.— Always on hand a full supply of tliu Celebrated Woonsocket Farming' and Minin!,' Boots. AImo, tlio Celebra- ted " Wales Ooodyoar Arctlrs," Rubber Shoes, etc. All orders promptly filled at the vorv lowest Market Rates. JAMES W. DOLAIV, Agent for Pacific Coast. 414 A 410 Market Street, t^. F. RUBBER STAMPS. Klinkner C A & Co, 320 Sansome Mohrig Edwin, 252 Market Oakley's Rubber Stamp Manufac- tory (A Doty Oakley),712 Montgom'ry Truworthy Mrs F M, 318 Front RUCHINGS. Lash H (manufacturer), 537 Market SADDLERY HARDWARE. Johnson J C & Co, 12 and 14 Pine Coiiliii & Roberts, 728 Mission CONLIN & ROBERTS, 31 ETA L li O O FEUS f1 AI,\ \NI/,i;i> IlinN ((iliNlrKS, lAad.Ts, JT <'iittii>, fti', Knots l!r|i:iin'il uMil I'aiiittil. \ iiilil:itoi> ami CliiiiiiH'V '\\'y*. .N'atiM'l ratciit .Siii'iKf anil S'l'titilatiiii; ('hiniiii'xs. %o. ^'ZH UliMMioii Nti'«>«'t , lictwcL'ii Tliu'il and Fourth, Siiii I'raiM i>'-.i. RUBBER GOODS. HOSE AND LEATHER BELTING. I'aviH it Kollog;; (iinjiortor.s anil ilfiilcrs ill nil)lK'r l)oi.t3), 34 California I >oliiii ilaiiii'.i W, (.i^t Woonsocket l;ulil).r Co), 414 and 416 .Market ' ioltiiiiiami \ Co, SAFES AND SCALES. Everson, Wallace & Co,(agt3 Chica- go Scale Co), 116 Front Fairbanks & Hutcliinson, 401 Market Hall's Safe and Lock Co, C B Par- cills int,'r, 211 and 213 California Hawley David N (Howe's scales), 117 and ll'J Market Raymond & Wilshire, 115 and 1 17 Front American .Salt Company (sole agts I'lummer's ('ry.ital Salt), L N Webber mgr, 217 Sacramento SAUCE AND CATSUP MANU- FACTURERS. A.siiiann Adolph, 611 : ml 70 Cal Market and 1517 Polk o o o ■ CO L W 1". riO") Kearny iir SAUSAGES. lleiiiemaii k Stern, 90S.\ Larkin liudwig Adtiii (Vienna Sausage HARDWOOD LUMBER f WAGON ]l i LOUIS BBMEBWmCCKyg^g-S^ffJgr 1 19 Montgomery St 440 Repreaentative Buaivssa Houses SAW MANUFACTURERS. Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co, 17 and 19 Fremont Union Saw Works (Hawkins & Co), 32 Fremont SAW MILL FURNISHERS. Hendy Joshua, 49 and 51 Fremont L;aforth, Rice & Co (Blyniyer), 3:^5 Market SAW MILL^. Garcia Saw Mil', Samuel Baker agt, , 202 Sacramento Ruffino L J & Co, 964-070 Bryant Welch & Crt, agts Moodyville Saw Mill Co (limited), of Burrard In- let, B C, lOU California SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. California Commercial College, C X Andrews pres, 417 Kearny French and English Institute (Xavier Mefret), 712 Broadway Heald's Business College (Woodbury & Haley), 24 Post Pacific Business College (Chamher- lin & Hobiiisoii), ;{20 Post San Francisco Nautical Academy, Edmund McXevin principal, 404 and 40() Beale Speranza D (Italian Musical insti- tute of San Francisco), 104 Kearny SCREEN V/ORKS. San Francisco Pioneer Screen Works (John W l,»uick), ,"{2 Fremont SCROLL SAWYER. SEWER PIPES. Clark S & Sons, 1310-1316 Market Gladding, McBean * Oo, 1310 Market Lane W E, 50b Kearny nr California Montague W W & Co, 110-118 Battery Williams J B, 945 and 947 Market SEWING MACHINES. THE ROYAL ST. JOHN. Lanyland Nelson P, 407 Mission SEARCHERS OF RECORDS. Barry & Evans, (ii]lesj)ie Clias N, iionleau F A, 41.") Montg'iiiHTy r)22 Caliinrnia 32S Montgomery SEOSMEI. Needham's Red Clover, F C Brf«wn- lee agt, lO.'i.' Mission Trumbull U J &r Co, 419 and 421 Sanaome Wellington B F (and improve*! egg food), 425 Waslyngton A CHILD^AN USE IT. The ROYAI, ST. .loll X i)osse>avis Sewing Machine Co, Mark Sheldon agt, 9 and 1 i 1st Dwclle J H (New Domestic and Shigcr), 27 6th Eggleston A T (Will cox & (iibbs Sewing Machine Co), 124 Post McCan P, 215 4th Nagel Jf)hn, 1100 Stockton (,>ueen Sewing Machine, Mark Shel- don agt, 9-13 Ist Kemington Sewing Machine, C Shawl agt, 30 2d Royal St John Sewing Machine, C Shawl agt, 30 2d 931 » PMSONCaiS,.'^ '■£»^s...''?.:;:;:..T-ir CALVIN NUTTING S SON. 9i e *5 Shel< H Sing _S Stew € Sh Sprii ^ Sh E SE ■ Sadie O P4 Shel CO 3 oo We are pleased to inform those residing out of the city that we have invented a system of measuring so complete that any one can measure themselves, and as well as though they were measured by us, which we will send to our country patrons on application. We will also send samples of Lamb's Wool and othe*^ Flannels and English Cotton Flannels, and of the latest styles of Bosoms, Che- voit and Creton Patterns. All measurements reserved for future use. CO CO CD CD CD UIDRMf nnn l IIIIDCD WHITB BBOS., is a is Main and 14 A 16 Spear nAnUllUUU LUmDCIli street, a. F. OreKon Ash, Maple and Alder^ fit mi :■ '^'' j"n. OMFEUOWS' SUPPUES, 'agJiffgsaity/ggBgRA.T kua 142 Bepresentative Business Houses SHIP AND BOAT BUILDERS, RIGGERS, SPAR MAKERS, ETC. Faruham & White, Mutr Adam, 6 Folsom 1015 Battery SHIP CHANDLERS. Heath, Gallup ft Co, 68 Clay SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. (See, also, Commission Merchants. ) Coleman Wm T ft Co» 121 and 123 Market Dingley C L, 110 Mission and 8 and 10 Pine Donaldson ft Co, 319 California Goodall, Perkins ft Co, (agts Spring Valley Water Co for shipping), 10 Market Herrick E M, 19 Steuart Houston W J ft Co, 2J5 and 217 California Jones ft Co, 121 and 123 Market Macondray ft Co, 204 and 206 Sansome Parrott ft Co, 306 California Peters F C, 13 Main Scofield & Tevis, 120 and 122 Front Welch ft Co, 109 California SHOW CARDS. Sanborn G W, 123 California SHOW CASE MANUFAC- TURERS. JOHN LEVY & CO. SILTBRWARB WATCHES, French Clocks, Jewelry and Diamonds, 118 Sutter Street. SMELTING AND LEAD. Selby Smelting and Lead Co, A J Ralston pres, 416 Montgomery SMOKERS ARTICLES-IM- PORTERS. Grundel J G, 24 O'Farrell Heininger C H ft Co, 609 Sacramento Herz Gustav, 315 Battery Son Bros, 300 and 302 California Furlong ft Manseau, Teubner ft Hofbiann, 819 Market 532 California SILK MANUFACTURERS. Brown ft Metzner, 549 Market Cotter John D ft Co, 26 New Montgomery SILVER PLATERS. (See, also, Platers, Gold and Silver.) California Electrical Works, 35 Market Schaezlein R, 13-19 Trinity SILVERWARE. Levy John ft Co, Titcomb A C ft Co, 118 Sutter 24 Post GUSTAV HERZ, IMI-OKTHR OK Pipes and Smokers' Articles, Cutlery, Brushes, Druggists' Sundries, Chamois, Sponges, Essential Oils. Gums, etc. No. 316 Batterjr Street. Bet. Cuinnicrciul und (iuy, San FraiiciHco. SOAP. Houston W J ft Co, 215 and 217 California SOAP MAKERS MATERIALS. Jackson T W ft Co, 304 California SOAP STONE ROOFING. Merrell I L, 316 Townsend nr 4th SODA. Jackson T W ft Co, 304 California SODA APPARATUS. Watson ft Co (Puffet A D and Jones), 122 and 124 Market SPONGES-CHAMOIS SKINS. Goltermann ft Co, 21 Sutter ^ . Pi CO od • 9 Brown § Clark' The ^ QQ bU t ■ _ iJUl 1 n i ^ ca ^ ;B O H ca CO CO CO s CO •^ oo BE ^3 •fA ^ % ca ^ jl ^to (LU 6S3& o« •• ca P4 SPRI q kU 9 Califor Co, ■^-^ Eh ■^ r Lu o. f^9 ^^ 4 C9 • pH Hurlej ■ Langli o s ^— BS ■ n * g s ST Wo M H 4 K o 1 O ^ _J CUVIN NUniNG t SON, MannfEMttvrenii mil kind* IROM UrOSl »e7 Simla Street, Haa Vranelaco. H«R( >Ua.TU6GII The Most Extensive Billiard House in the World. -o- MANVFAirTlJREHS OF Bn.T.TARD AND POOL TABLES, AND DEALERS IN Silliard Materials, SPORTING GOODS. TEN PIN BALLS AND PINS, ETC. o OFFICE AIHD WAKEROOaiS. I ( Opposite Loth .. \ Fountain, 653 & 655 MARKET STREET, {"'«ta^"r } SAB FRANCISCO, CAl. SPRING MANUFACTURING COMPANY. California Spring Manufacturing Co, A S Warner pros, 147 and 14U New Montgomery STAIR BUILDERS. Hurley Dennis J, Ldiigland Nelson P, 134 Main 407 Mission N. P. LANGLAND, STAIR BUILDER, Wood Turner and Scroll Sawer, 407 Mission Street, STAMP MILLS. Huntington F A (and rock crushers), 220 Fremont STAMPED WARE. Ray W S & Co (importers), 12 and 14 Market and 9 and 11 Sacramento STAMPING AND EMBROID- ERY. o > r o CO PI m -I Stetlin Mrs H, STARCH. 443 Bush 8A^ FKAN( !SCO. Egerton Henry C (agt Duryeas), 109 California I Houston W J ft Co (manufacturing 1 agts), 215 and 217 California > z > o o UiDnUinnn inyRiTO white BROB. is* ISMaln«adl4*l«8pear nAnillfUUII LUrnDLn, m H. F. Coanter T9p«. Newel Posts, BalMtera. IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 ^^ ^ 1.1 ?V"Ka t.n ^ o Hiotographic Sciences Corooration 23 Wi;: 1^ \ ioms BR*»Emrmi t co.. BrsvorauuiJk a^. JEWELERS, "^BSggT^ 444 Representative Business Houses STATIONERS-WHOLE- SALE. Bancroft A L & Co, 721 Market Crocker H S ft Co, 215-219 Buah Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, SW cor Sansome and Sacramento Denny Edward &, Co, importers, 418 Montgomery Dewing J & Co, importers of books, 420 Bush Dittman E (importer), 1514 Polk Son Br js, 300 and 302 California STEAM ENGINES. Linfortfa, Bice & Co, 325 Market STEAMER LINES AND AGEN- . CIES. Coleman W T & Co's Lines of Clip- per Ships, Philadelphia, Boston and Hongkong, Office SE cor Market and Mission Crescent City and Trinidad Steam- ship Line, Hobbs, Wall & Co agts, II andlSBeale Fugazi J F, 5 Montgomery Hamburg American Packet Co, J F Meinke & Co agts, 401 California Inman Line S S Co, A Malpas agt, foot of Market Kirkland Jos B, 1 16 Montgomery Occidental and Oriental S S Co, T H Goodman gen agt cor 4th and Townsend Pacific Coast S S Co, Goodall, Per- kins & Co, 10 Market, ticket office 214 Montgomery Pacific Mail S S Co, Williams, Di- mond & Co, 202 Market and 1st and Brannan Welch & Co, (agts Planters Line for Honolulu), 109 California Wolff & Reinhold, Hamburg line of vessels, 506 Battery STEAM FITTERS. Sanford A B, 102 Market Praotloal Steam Fitter, and Uannfiftettirer of STEAMiHGI WATER HEATING APPm For Warmings Dwellin|;s» Stores. Churches, and all Public Buildinipi and Hot Houses. ALSO, Hot Water Heaters, Steam Heaters, Steam Soup Boilers, Sectional Steam Boilers. Steam Traps. I02 Market Street, San Francisco. STEAM POWER. Llewellyn Steam Condenser Manu- facturing Co, Chas £ Allen sec, 330 Pine STEAM PUMPS. GosB k Dow, proprs Dow Steam Pump Works, 114-116 Boale Fulsometer Steam Pump Co, A B Sanford agt, 102 Market STEERING WHEELS. Bragg Robt, manufacturer, 322 Main STENOGRAPHERS. Osbourne & Jones, 309 Montgomery STEP LADDER MANUFAC- TURER. Stockton E A, 411 Mission 3d floor STEVEDORES. Allen k Young, Haseltine Chas E & Co, 1026 Battery 34 Steuart STENCIL CUTTERS. Wood &, Strickland, 749 Market CALVIN NUTTING t SON, Tabular Whreltarrows. Belt and Brldce 'I k if g Work, my Mala Street Viaaeisea, "^^fSP rmm. «ViippfPpifPii<9Pn!^ PMiiMPippipiipqppBiii UlEN TUGGIE t CO. Pacifie Coast Hard Woods %£%!SI!!^ S> 0/ jSltin I^cmdaco. 445 STENCIL PLATES. Klinkner C A & Co, (maiiufacturoni), 320Saii8ome Mohrig Edwin, Tniworthy Mrs F W, Wood & Strickland, 252 Market 318 Front 749 Market ca E [SataMUOMd In 1857.] MRS. F. Me TUU WORTHY, (Successor to P. M. TRUWORTHY.) HANUrACTVRER OF STENCIL PLATES, PBEB MPS Keeps constantly on hand and for sale Steneil Bruahes, Inks and Cups, and in fact everything pertaining to the business. Orders by Mail promptly attended to 318 Front Street, San Francisco. STOCK AND SALE YARD. Horan J D, NE cor 10th and Howard Moffat E & H, cattle dealers, 238 Kearny and Ist ave near Kentucky STONEWARE. Clark N & Sons, 1310-1316 Market STOVES AND TINWARE. (^'ee, also. Tinners.) Arnold N S & Co, (importers), SW cor California and Davis Brook ft Kneass, 12 Mason Lane W E, 505 Kearny nr California Montague W W & Co, 110-118 Battery Porteous A, 1314 Dupont RayWS&Co, 12 and 14 Market and 9 and 1 1 Sacramento Rehu Charles, 208 16th W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Importers of STOVES AND METALS, 110. 118. 114. 116 and 118 BATTERY STREET. SAN FRANCISCO. STRAW WORKS. Babbitt John U (Excelsior), 120 4th EXCELSIOR STRAW WORKS 120 Fourth Street, Illusion Frames made to order. Straw Goods Dyed, Bleached and Pressed neat- ly and with dispatch. Hat and Bonnet Frames on hand. Particular attention paid to Country Orders. J. B. BABBITT, Proprietor. SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS. White James T & Co, 23 Dupont SUGAR CANE MILLS. Linforth, Rice & Co (and evapora- tors), 32h Market SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. CO Folkers J H A & Bro, 118 Montgomery Lyons Arthur W N, 325^ Bush National Surgical Institute (Drs J 3254 Bus] IDrsJ M Hinkle and G W Handy), 319 Bush J. H. k. FOLKERS t BRG. IMPORTERS OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS Mid Dental Oooda. M'Uiufacturem of Tnu- 8M and Apparatus tor Detormitiea, etc. Dealers in Fine Cutlery, etc. 118 HontgoBMirj Str««tt Next door to Occidental Hotel Entrance, 8. F Sole Agents for Geo. Tiemann k Co., New York. ^ HARDWOOD UIMBERI WteOII ST1IGK,''.S'.?;;K^t.^{,^ CO erfect fit guaran- teed. Samples sent on application. TANKS AND PUMPS. Jewell A M &; Co, Berry bet 3d and 4th Krogh F W & Co, 61 Beale Woudin & Little (manufacturers), 421 Market TANNERIES. Balz Bros St. Finkeldey, San Bruno Ruad bet 26th and 26th Curtis Richard, cor 28th and San Bruno Road Norton A W ft Co, 40Q Battery San Francisco Tannery (Anton Kri'i), San Bruno Road bet 28th and 29th Sawyer BF ft Co, 400 Battery Sloss Louis ft Co, 301 and 312 Sansome TAXIDERMISTS. Jackson Wm J A, 647 Market Nolte W F, 31 Turk Woodward's Museum (Wm F Nolte), 31 Turk TEAS. McCarthy Bros ft Co (importers), 119 and 121 Front TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Western Union Telegraph Com- pany, Frank Jaynes supt, 300 Montgomery TELEGRAPH SUPPLIES. California Electrioal Works, 36 Market m CO S3 OO OO z o o IIU .1 ♦ •fs l •^ Tl •* Clark & CD Oladc S SanF ^p tioB 1 TER S WiUia cq CN HTl • Lmfor C3 Monta CNI «^ ^HMH s w. ^^^ *^-i E ^HB 09 EN< O An (a 11 «M 09 BATTE ^■^■^ CO E .s Monta( OO Wataoi P4 q 1 Montag S » Montag 13 Montag •> g W. 4 TINP O IK P4 BATTRI « ^"■" o Laoy J CUVIN NUnill3 i SON, Maattfkrtaren all kla4« IMMI WOBK, «t7 MiUm tttreet, Umm HUROI MIEN, TUG6LE & CO.. WAGOW LUIPER.'y.^&SSA'^- t CO CM ■ CNI 0/ San Frcmcisco. 447 09 09 t/» C/» TELEPHONE SUPPLIES. California Electrical Works, 38 Market TERRA COTTA GOODS. Clark N & Sons (manufacturers), 1310-1316 Market Gladding, MoBean ft Co, 1310 Market San Franciaco Sewer Pipe Associa- tion (The), 1310-1316 Market TERRA COTTA SEWER-PIPE Williams J B, 945 and 947 Market TILES. H T Holmes Lime Co, Lmforth, Rice ft Co, Montague W W ft Co, 14-18 Market 325 Market 110-118 Battery 101 TILES W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Iniporteni of ENGLISH ENCAUSTIC And PLAIN no, 11», 114, no snd IIH BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. TIN CANS. Montague W W ft Co, 110-118 Battery TIN FOIL. Watson ft Co, 124 Market TIN IMPORTERS. Montague W W ft Co, 110-118 Battery TINNERS STOCK. Montague W W ft Co, 110-118 Battery TIN PLATE. Montague W W ft Co, 110-118 Battery TINWARE-CWHOLESALE.) Montague W W ft Co, 110-118 Battery C^ W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Importers o^ ^ TIN ?\m AND SHEET IRON, 110, 118, 114, lie and 118 BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in Plain, Japanned, Planished and Stamped tinwaiue:, 110, 118, 114, 116 and 118 BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. TINSMITH. TOOLS. Everson, Wallace ft Co, Osborn ft Alexander, Tatum ft Bowen, TOYS. 116 Front 628 Market 12 California Davis Bros, Toklas ft Co, 10-16 Sutter Dittmann E, 1514 Polk bixon Mrs H H, 628 Hayes Feigenbaum ft Co, 620-526 Market and 21 and 23 Sutter Peters F M L ft Co, 207 Montgomery Twiggs DA, 408 3d TRIMMINGS. Jacobs Mrs H ft Co, 22 6th TRUNK AND VALISE MAKERS. Block D ft Co, 107 Sansome Mierson, Jewell ft Co, 528-532 Kearny Norgrove John, 12 Geary TRUSSES. Beeman Wm, 32 O'FarreU Folkers J H A ft Bro, 1 18 Montgomery WM. BEEMAN, Manufacturer of ELASTIC CORK TRUSS. c > z o o o fro L«oy J O, 306 8th BRACES tor Spinal Curvature and other De- formities. Abdominal, Womb and Medica- ted Pile Supporters. Artificial Cork Limbs, Shoulder Braces, Breast Pads, etc. Offloe, Bhiels' BuUdlBg, SS OTAirell Street, Upstairs, Rooma 4*0. Realdenee. 4M OTureU Street. tSff'My gooda have taken First Premium at Me- chanics' Institute. CO CO &0 &0 HARDWOOD LUMBER, *.ff.y:%-fr. J&&^Ui;'iP.s:il.*AU^ I LOUIS BBMEHMMI t CO., Ssr!»%»^ •t llSlloiittoironfSt. 448 MepreseTUative Business Houses J. H. A. FOLKERS S BRO. IMPORTERS OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS and Dental Goods, Manufacturers of Trus- ses and Apparatus for Deformities, etc. Dealers in Fine Cutlery, etc 118 Montgomerjr Street* Next door to Occidental Hotel Entrance, S. F. Sole Agents for Oea Tiemann & Co., New York. TUBS AND WATER TANKS. Jewell A M & Co (manufacturers), Berry bet 3d and 4th TURNING. WetherLee Geo M, 734 Bryant TYPE FOUNDRY. Pacific Type Foundry (Marder, Luse & Co), Hugh Wallace mgr, 526 and 628 Sacramento Palmer & Rey, 405 and 407 Sansome Tatum k Bowen, 12 California UMBRELLA MAKERS. Barr J D, 323 Bush First Premiums Awarded Meclianies' Fair, 1868-69, and 1871. J. D. BARR, Pioneer Manufktcturer of lAtest Styles Umbrellas and Parasols, No. 888 BUSH STREET. (Alhambra BuilUing,) SAN FRANCISCO. UNDERTAKERS. Dierks Theodore, 957 Mission Gray N & Co, 641-645 Sacramento Maasey Atkins, 649 and 651 Sacramento O'Connor & Sheehy, 767 Mission Peterson, Hartman & Co, 766 Wission UNDERWRITERS. Berthean Cesar Jr, mgr New York Underwriters' Agency, 209 Sansome Boston Underwriters, Ed E Potter mgr, 415 California Bremen Underwriters, Henry Balzer ft Co agts, 209 Sansome Hamburg Board of Underwriters, HellmaD Bros ft Co agts, 525 Front New York Underwriters, Henry Balzer ft Co agts, 209 Sansome Thomas Eugene ft Co, 617 and 619 Sansome U. S. OFFICERS. Board of State Viticultaral Com- missioners, ArpadHaraszthypres, 111 Leidesdorff California State Mining Bureau, Henry G Hanks State mineralo- ^st, 212 Sutter Reichert Theodore, clerk Circuit Court of California, 610 Commercial U S Pension Agency, Henry Cox D D agt, 620 Washington Wetmore Charles A, sec State Viti- cultural Commissioners, 111 Leidesdopff UPHOLSTERERS. Bauer Andrew, 1519 California Bick Robert, 211 Ellis Connelly James ft Co, 532 and 534 Market opp Grand Hotel Frank Henry, 212-216 Commercial Jansen Alex, 48-^ 2d Kieman ft Hall, 225 Post Koehler Chas, 231 Ellis Mantz Fred C, 1616 Polk Perrin Gustave, 1161 Market Ridgeway C W, 21 T^rler Schwind H W, 703 Hyde Sullivan P J, 1000 Sutter ALEX. JANSEN, Importer and Manufacturer for the Trade. nDMstery, Belling, Featkers, Etc. Parlor, Churoh,Lud(fe, Lounge and Chair Frames. Salbsrooms 48-64 Second Street. Steam Fkathbr Rbnovator 26 Silver Street. Fact JRT 124 Main Street SAN FRANCISCO. UPHOLSTERY GOODS. Marwedel E H, 541 Market Plum Chas M ft Co, 641 and 643 Market Raye A P ft Co, 739 Market VARIETIES. Feigenbaum ft Co, 520-526 Market and 21 and 23 Sutter Kafka Mrs Annie, 1325 Sacramento Mayers John, 1712 Leavenworth VARNISHER. . Merkle Chris, 1636 Sacnunnto Huete PiOM HI Fine Fornl Depot Gladdii Richtei CULM VeUets im Allen, Knapi White VINE Klewii Pacific Kosi Preblel GladdJ WA( CALVIN NUTTIHG t SON, ""'^SffSiifi&JSSJKS^!^ UllElli TUGBIE t CD. I Wo* IW >■< »<» Wp»«r mre«t. »■■ fwMwiiO. 0/ (Sctw Fromcisco. 449 VARNISH WORKS. Hueter Bros & Co, 601 Market IIA!V FRANCISCO PIONEER VARNISH WORKS. HUETER BROS. & CO. ManufacturerH of Fine Coavh and Railway VarnlMh, ALSO, Farnltnre VarnisheM and Japans, Depot, 601 Market St. Factory 24th St. VASES. Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 Market VELVETS. Richter P E & Co. 109 California J. W. ECK CULMBACH V1?T VW^ BAVARIINTijLlflilo Vehets for i ^ilway Carrlajces and Furniture. P. E. BICHTEB & CO., Sole Agents, 109 CalirDrnla Street, 8. F. VENEER. Allen, Tuggle & Co, 18 and 20 Spear Kaapik PP, 426 4th White Bros, 14 and 16 Spear and 13 and 15 Main VINEGAR & CIDER WORKS. Klewisch J O (vinegar sauce, etc), 935 Miintgomenr ave Pacific Vinegar Works, John L Koster mgr, 33 Main Preble & Jones, 218 Davis VITRIFIED IRON. Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310-1316 Market WAGON^AND CARRIAGE MA TERIAL. AUeDi Tuggle & Co, 18 and 20 Spear White Bros, 13 and 15 Main and 14 and 16 Spear WAGONMAKERS. (See, also, Blaoksmitus and Wagon- makers.) Arfort John B (piano moving truck manufacturer), 623 Geary Daclin Chas & Son, N£ cor Sansome and Jackson Gallaeher James & Son, 843 Htrrison Plumbe J F (adjustable wagon and buggy tops), 27 2d WAGONS. Bull Georae & Co (Wm Harrison's wagons), 31 Market Sanborn A W & Co, 24 and 26 Beale WAREHOUSES. Mott J H & Co, 641 Market Occidental Warehouse ( Wm M Starr), cor Ist and Townsend WASHING MACHINES. California and Humboldt Washing Machines (G M Pursell), 431 4th WASHING POWDER. Climax Washing Powder, 905^ Howard WATCH - CASE MANUFAC- TURERS. oo Breidenstein L, Croce & Marchand, 120 Sutter 62? Clay p. R. CKOCK. C. MARCHAND. CROCE & MARCHAND, WATCH CASE MAKERS, No. 628 Clay St., Ixavween Montj^omery and Kearny, San Francistx). , Watch Cases made in every style- Plain, Engine Turned or Eni^ved. Silverware and Jewelry En^'ine Turned to any Pattern. Re- pairinjr, Polisbintr and Sprinj^ing done at New Voric Prices. Orders from the Country to the above address, through " Wells, Far;?o & Co.", will receive prompt rttention. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. (See, also, Jewelers — Manufacturing; also. Watchmakers and Jewelers.) BaehrWm (manufacturer), 649 Sacramento Barrett & Sherwood, 517 Montgomery Bravermnn Louis & Co, 1 19 Montgomery California Jewelry Co (Levison Bros), 134 Sutter Cook Mrs A (hair), 126 Kearny Davis Bros, Toklas & Co, 10-16 Sutter GO m HARDWOOD LUMBER, m, ». r. Coaatcr T<»p«. srewel Poata, Ral CO GO lS_Matn and 14 4fc leSnear ■ateva. 20 BHBf ' ilifiMHijKiiiii'l MMemato^- m\ii mmm i m.rsszif«&js!V»^ ssaitor* 450 Jiepreaentative Bvsineas Houaea Laird D W. 27 Pott San Francisco Jewelry Hanofactory [■MaldlalM4 18«S.i No. 27 POST^STREET. Watches and Jewdlry B-pairdt" ChMpeat place in the citv f«r m:<>o]dstein & Cohn, 822 Market WINDMILLS AND HORSE POWER. Bodwell H H (Excelsior), 211 andlM:^ Miasiou Kfogh F W ft Co, 51 Beale Linforth, Rice & Co (Enterprise), 325 Market Woodia ft Little (Althouae Vane- luss), 421 Market EXCELSIOR And Horae Power Works. H H. BODWELL, Proprietor, 211 and 213 • MiHslon Street, Sun Kraiicisco. Kxceldior and Kxcelhior Improved Wind Milk. Little (jiiant, KxoeUior and FnrnierM* Home Powurx. Wind &lill l>uni]w. Water Tanks, etc. tiff' Send for Price List and Circulars. , CO CO CO CO <2 u Harts Marwi RichtJ o o CHA Coast fj CoblJ Belli Le Vl Michl CMVIN NUTTING t SON, '" tiiS!JSS!^SLS^^^SfSS."^ Andv Bach,! Bovof BU2 DangI Elmef imil. TUGGLE t CO.. VENEERS !••■«•• •t.. Of San Frandaoo. 461 KETSTON BROS., WHIP MANUFACTURERSli KVERY VAIMKTY OF Buggy Whips, Whip Stocl(s, Whip Lashes, Blacic Snal(es, Braided Work, Rawhide Reins, Bridles, Riatas, etc., etc, ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. OFFICE AND SALKSUOOM, > Z o 104 Market Street and 3 California Street SECOND IXOOB. Factory, &t$2& l^isnion (Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. WINDOW SHADES. Hartshorn & McPhun, Marwedel E H, 8til Market 541 Market WINES AND LIQUORS. Richter P E & Co, 109 Califoruia P. E. RIOHTER & 00. Whuleiiale Iniporteni of PUlllDimC <'lnretti. Olive Oil, etc., aiid Ulllllflr AUllL Hole AKeiitti for the l>aciftc C'oaHt for C'oblunz 8|wrklinif Wine Factory. Dell-(;rowii Goiie\aQiii. Le Vinonite ile C'hustel^'iiorii French Clarets. Mlchele SagK'Vio ''^ ^'<*'=* ^^^ Olive Oils. IM Callfomla Street. S. F. WINES, NATIVE. Andnran C & Co, 515 and 517 Saciamento Baoh, Meese k Co, 321 Montgomery Bovo Gabriel, 1300 and 1302 Dapout Buzzini Bros, SE cor Mission and 9th Dangers Henry, NE cor Post and Laguna Elmers N,SW cor Powell and Gieenwich o ■ Gunlach J & Co, SE cor Market and 2d Lacoste John, 901 Montgomery ave Meyer Em & Co, 33 Satter Putzam & Dunker, 340 Pine Simi Pietro, 429 Oreen Walter, Schilling & Co, \W cor Pine and Battery WIRE GOODS. California Wire Works. A S Halli- die prea, 6 California California Electrical Works, tele- graph engineers, mfra and con- tractors, galvanized and plain telegraph wire, submarine babies, insulators, instruments and sup- plies, 35 Market The John A Roebling's Sons & Co, (and steel), S V Mooney mgr, 14 Drumm WIRE ROPE. Richter P E & Co (see adv. page 452), 109 California WIRE SCREENS. Caire Justinian, 621-523 Market Ui Dnilf nnn l IIUDCD WHITB BBOS.. is * is VUAm »■« 14 * M Sycu* nAHUllUUU LUmDCn, Ht. M.F. Osk, Aah. Hlek*ry, Maple, Ckeray. cte. LOUIS BBWEBmil t CO.. ■"SSBBr&.'Sf.'ytfVra'JSy g ' FELTEN & GUILLEAUME, *» ji X m ■ J- i •»- 452 Representative Btiaineaa Houaea Patent Orueible, Steel, Caet St eel, Iron and Copper WIRE ROPES. Telgeraph, Torpedo, and allkiudaof CABLES, For Suapenaton BrIdMs, Mininir Purposes and StreetRailroads. Ouaranteeii tu b« equal in quality and nialce to any maiiufactured in thiti country or imported tothlscooHt. Price lower than onv yet intro- duced. Iron, Sterl and Copper Wire. P. E. RICHTER & CO., Sole Agents. 169 California Street, San Francisco, Cal. WIRE WORKS. California Electrical Wire Works, li5 Market California Wire Works, A S Halli- die pres, 6 California Pacific Wire Works (A M Fuhr- mann), 751 Mission Gruenhagen C H, plain and orna- mental wire works of every de- scription, 069 Mission San Francisco Wire Works (C H Gruenhagen), 669 Mission Wall Edward, >24 Howard SAN rRAXCIIiCO WIRE WORKS 669 Mission Street. Wire WorlTof all Kinds. C. H. GRUENHAGEN. wire Clotli. Wire Balling. A. |M. FUHRMANN, Pacific Wire Works, 751 Mission Street, bet 3d and 4th, 8AN FRANCISCO, CAL. Sieves, Fire Fenders, C;oal Screens, Window Guards, Garden Arches and Arbors, Iron and Wire Store Fixtures, Flower Stands, and all kinds of Plain and Ornamental Wire Work. Wire Fly Doors and Window Screens a Specialty. WOOD AND COAL. (See, also. Coal.) Aiken A Warden, cor 22d and Valencia Alexander Jas, Berry Street Wharf bet 3d and 4th Alldack Joseph, SW cor Bush and Devisadero Bray Frank, cor 16th and Howard Dosoher Henry, 8W cor Pierce and O'Farrell Gawthome & Maguire, NW cor Main and Folsom Giovannini Daniel, 810 Paciiio Giovannini Francisco, SE cor Broadway and Kearny Gronduna S L & Co, 2012 Mason Hardiinan & Tierney, 710 Branmrn Harrington J C, 47-49 E\erett KelleyBros, 173 Railroad ave Male Giacomo, cor Brannan and 8th Stevens & Gallagher, 753 Folsom Tierney M, 18 Everett Watts Wm, 2306, 2308 and 2310 Muson Whitney & Marshall, 22 and 24 Fremont WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. Feldmann L & Co, 315 and 317 Sacramento Gillespie, Van De Mark & Co (man- ufacturers), 11 Drubim Lange John C R, 12 Montgomery Linforth, Rice 8r. Co, 325 Market WOODEN PIPES. Jewell A M & Co, Berry bet 3d and 4th WOODEN PUMPS. Jewell A M & Co, Berry bet 3d and 4th WOOD TURNERS AND CARV- Brehm R W, Cameron & Hull, Hatch James, Langland Nelson P, ERS. 221 Mission 409 Mission 221 Mission 407 Micsion A. CAMKRO.V. O. L. lll'LL. CAMERON & HULL, WOOD TUKNKRS AND SCROLL 8AW- yers, 409 Mission Street, Son Francisco. Columns, Newels, Balusters, Ten-Pin Balls and Brackets of all descriptions. Cabinet and Ship Work done to order. Orders from the country promptly attended to. WOOD WORKER. Stockton E A, 3d floor, 411 Mission WOOD-WORKING MACHIN- ERY. Parke & Lacy, 21 and 23 Fremont AUEN. g 00 I Dellepi Ltigallc Moody Norton Platshi Sawyei COM] No W.X1II 8heep-W Cosh a( Califon son p Debrun The He Pa CO CD £ CO £ CO C« c8 CM B0( CALVIN NUniNG t SON, •97 MAIM MTBBBT. SAW FMAHCIMCO. Iron Doers. Bank Tanlts, Bte. NAM Hutu. TOGGLE t CO.. "Jgrs.'tfi^SiJPliS^r&.VAfca;: Of Scm Francisco. 458 WOOL. Dellepiane & Co, 425 and 427 Battenr Lrigallet Dominique, 6th avo, 8outh S F Moody & Furrisb, 210 Davis Norton A W & Co, 400 Battery Platahek & Harris, 314 and 310 Battery Sawyer B F & Co, 400 Battery MOODT & FARISH, WOOL COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 810 Davia Street. S. F. Wnol BatTH, Hop Cloth, Twine, Sheep Sheara, Sheep-WasheH and Tobacco for uale. CaHh advances made on C'un8i(^inienta. WOOLEN MILLS. California Hosiery Co, Peter Thom- son pres, 1 1 1 Sansome Debrunner M, 528 Montgomery Qolden Gate Woolen Mannfaotory Co, Donald McLennan mgr, office 1 12 Bush, mills cor Butte and Bryant ave San Joso Woolen Mills (W H Peck- ham), 641 Market YARNS. Bayer & Reich, 126 and 128 Sansome Richardson Mrs H, 752 Market YEAST POWDER. Bernard & Mantell, 707 and 709 Santome McCarthy Bros k Vo, vain Don- nelly's Yeast Powder, 119 and 121 Front ZINCOGRAPHERS. 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Brandenstein & Co. 8aeeecNM»r« to BOWLBY BH08, Importers, Wholesale and Ketail DEMEBSmCMBIMlS Top PhsBtons, Top and Open Buggies, Jump Seat Wagons, Top and Open Rockaways, Single Seat Business Wagons, Two Seat Country Wagons, and every t^^^^^ i^^^ description of ySx X , l^ HARNESS, SADDLERY, WHIPS, BLANKETS, ROBES, ETC. Repositoryt Sale* Boardinff and Livery Stables. COB. NEW MONTGOMERY AND MISSION ST& ^^^W^g Auction Sales— Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 11 o'clock. Cash Advances mado on Carriages in Storage. A. J. BALNY, Importer and Manufacturer of OSTRICH AND FANCr FEATHERS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, «M Market Street and 9 Peat Street, Opposite Palace Hotel, Room No. 8, up-stairs, I9an Franclsee. Feathers Cleaned and Dyed to Sample. ROBERT BRAGG, ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER, No. 322 Main Street, between Folsom and Harrison, SAN FRANCISCO. u iguaaaumamaiumati^MatmmM j !lfi ii 1 I I i i ifji : I '.5 80 •**• 458 Representative Btteinesa Htmeea "■^ K GLAEK & SONS, MANUFACTURERS OP Terra Cotta Chimney Tops and Pipe, FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY, IRRIGATING AND DRAIN TILE. MANUFACTORY AT SACRAMENTO, CAL, OmOB AND YARD. 1310 to 1316 MASEET STBEET, San Franoisoo. I 1 72 BROADWAY, OAKLAND. GLADDING, McBEAN 1^ CO., Manufacturers of and Dealers in STONE WARE WATER PIPE. WATER PIPE TERRA COTTA CHIMNEY PIPE AND TOPS, Oardan Vases, Rustic and Plain Flower Pots Fire Brick andJ,Tile, Fire Clay, Chemical Maattfacturers' Wares, etc., also DRAIN TTILE For Draiainif or IrrigadB|f Lmm'a Manufactory at Lincoln, Placer County, Cal.1 1310 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. A] EURI r Of' San Franciaoo, mi Be moval No tice^ The COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION Formerly 925 and 927 Market Street, Has Removed to Phelan's Building, Rooms 6, S & 10, EBtnnce 809 Market Street iM ■ ■ i ^ SAN FRANCISCO. GAS spEciALisTS. ~^«'iisaaLra;^si2*^^ ^ Eitablifhed 1803. Over 7,000 reference!. The only office in this city th»t nwkea and oaae tlMi Celebrated Colton Oaa. DR. CHAS. W. DECKER. t. mnrTALL. J. mBDIMOTOir. c. u rovn. r p. BAOoa. GLOBE IBOX WORKS. NTTTTALL, BACON &i CO^ Mannfactarert and Repairem of all kinds of Machinery i Iron Castings Blaeksmithing, JFoundry A Machinti Shop Work, 222 Sc 224 Fremont Street, Between Howard and Fobom, — ^a^i^^^^— i— SAN FRANCISCa BISHOP'S MINING PUMP APPARATUS A SPECIALTY. C. H. Boder's Mining Horse Power. Hoisting and Mining Machinery. Portable, Stationary and Marine Engines. And S. B. Lount's Patent Air Compressors. CONDUCJTED ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. Slotel, 507 and 509 Pine Street, ABOVE KEARNY, SAN FRANCISCO. EUROPAEISCHER PUN. TENU k lEUROPIENNE. SE HABLA E8PANOL, C. H. GAILHARDe PROPRIETAIRE. TENIDO AL E8TILO BUROPEO. I i h ^i 660 Representative BusiTiesa Houses Sam'l Z. Hurtshom. Gsa L. Wa^eri. THURLOW BLOCK EXCHANGE No. U6 Kearny Street, Southeast Corner Sutter and Kearny Street! , SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Offices and Rooms to lot,. En Suite, Two, Three, or Singly. Elevator runs till 10 p. m. fiarxest and Bent RllliarA Par- lorM on the Coast. Open at all hours. HARTSHORN & WATERS, PROPRIETORS. T. J. HEALY, FlumlDer, Cfas t] Steam Titter. DEALER IN GAS FIXTURES, PLUMBING MATERIALS, IRON PIPE, ETC. Chandeliers and Statuary Rebronzed in the Latest Style. 532 BUSH STREET, NEAR STOCKTON, Jobbing promptly attended to. All worl< warranted. li)A.!II FIve Cream, Sultana Cream, Bloom of Carnations, Croam of Almonda, Cream o( Pearb, Milk o( Lilliei, Eyebrow Penrits. Abo, every description of Powden, Pastes, Liquids, Hair Tonics, Dyes and Dreasin;^ of all kinds, Perfumerr, etc, I am constantly in receipt of Noveltieii from Paris and HCDQ S T AIVT) New York. CoOnTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. JllJfcO. O* UVA>A/. I l^ I 462 RepreaentcUive Busi/nesH Houaea I N. P. LANGLAND, Stair MMsf aad Wood Tumor, No. 407 Mission Street, IMLechanics' Miill, Seconcl Floor, SAN FHANCISCO. From the Paeifie Coast to Europe. PASSENGERS From GaJifomia, Oregon and Washington Territory, To »nd from the Principal Seaport Towns and Cities of .SNOLAND, IBELAND, SCOTLAND & WALES, FAANCE, SPAIN, ITAL7, aEB^N7, HOLLAND and BELGIUM, DENMABZ, N0BWA7, SWEDEN, Eta CAN PURCHASE PASSAGE TICKETS FOR a smOLE TRIP, in either dirertion, OR for the ROUND TRIP, via any of the fuUowine well- known STEAMSHIP LINES : Chiion, Red Star, National, Anchor, Whit* Star, American, State, Allen, Rotterdam, Oeaerale Trans-Atlantique, Nortbi^Serman Lloyd ft Hamtmrif, Italian, Bordeaox, U. S. American and Canard. For Full partieolars— Paaaaire, Rates, etc, apply to A. IMALPAS, ACENT, Overland Tictcet Pffice, foot of Market Street mSSM B.Qin06, DRESSMAKING BOOMS Nos. 22 and 23 Thurlow Block, Kearny Street Between Sutter md Post Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. Eleir^Bt WalUac Soita. ETenlair Toilets, Bridal Houmiag Coetomea manoflMtnrcd on the Shorteet Noiiee, after the Latest PaHsiaa Modes. Orden ttam the Interior bjr Kail promptl/ attended ta IV Take the Uevater, I PEI Of San Franoisco. 468 ATKINS BIASSE7, UNDERTAKER 651 Sacramento Street, First house below Kearny, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. BARSTOVirS AND OTHER METALLIC CASKETS ALWAYS ON HAND. ETvrythlBg in trar Line will be fbmlslMd on the Most Iilberal Tema. I. S. VAN WINKLE & CO., Importers and Dealers in IRON, STEEI., AND HEAVY HARDWARE, And all Kinds Blacksmiths' Materials. AGENTS FOR PERKINS' HORSE SHOES, and GLOBE. PUTNAM, NORTHWESTERN HORSE NAILS, ETC Nos. 413 & 415 Market Street, BAN FRANCISCO. K. T. ROMAINE, Manager. l! I i ' -'J m^ m m amw i Uti y^Matew 464 lUpreaentatite Bunneaa Houses THE BEST FAMILY AND BUSINESS HOTEL FRAetCllS€0. IS UNSURPASSED Of San Frannsro. 465 No. 643 KEARNY STREET. CORNER OF CLAY. Importer and Dealer in WATCHES AND AGENT FOR THE P. S. SABTLSTT WALTHAIC WATCH 00., (Fogg's Patent) Movement with 6 ounce Solid Silver Cases, 830.00 •• " 5 " " •• " 28.00 M *• ^ <• boQnd, Utilized Aibeatos and Steatite, or Soapstone Boiler Covering. Aibeatoe and Aabeetoe Katerial for Ctele, and LoweU Felta. AddTMB. I. X4. :^^ce)e.i?.bi,Ij. 814 Townaend Street* San Fraadaco. I ! ( ! i Itepresentatiife Bunneaa Houses C. W. RIDOEWAT iD OO^ lUnulMtimM of SPRING BEDS MATTRESSES, BEDDING, SOFA BEDS ANI\ LOUNOBS. WholeMUa mid RatoU. No. 21 TYLER STREET, Near Junction of Taylor, Market and Sixth Streets, SAN rRANCISCO. Loange, Mattress and Parlor Suit Frames. All kinds of Cabinet Work. IfooieD's Co-oieratire Frinhg Office, HBS. L. G. SICHMONS & SON, PROPBIBTOBS. Nos. 420, 424 & 430 Montgomery Street (upper floor,) BleTat«r Entraaee, 484. CommerciaP Printing, Boole Binding, Paper Ruling, and Society Work of all descriptions done at the above address. ^^ Please give us a call if you are in need of Good Work and Fair Dealing is an object to you. L. C. PARKE. B. T. LACY. PABKE &; LACT, Importers and Dealen in ]|(iBii| mi 'yool ||forVi| JlfaekiMPj, 21 i 23 Fremont Street, SAK FKAKCISCO. ^1 Of San iVoncifeo. W Pacific Rolling Mill CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000. Eitabliahad for the manufaotar* of Rulroad and Merohant Iron, Rolled Oirden, and everjr variety of Rolled and Hammered Shafting, Railroad Supplies, Forginn of all kinde, Hone Shoe Shapea, Machine and Bridge Bolti, Nnta, Waihers, Boiler Rivets, Harrow Teeth, eto. OVFICK; '^02 Market Street, - • San Francisco, Cal. Ordtn MldrMMd to PasUo Kolllac Mill Oo^ P. O. Box 1082, will lwv« iinmsdlato attflntlon. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SCRAP IRON. PMiridaBt WH. ALVORD. Saparlatmidmit . PATRICK NOBLE. 0«aM«l Uanagcr I*. B. BfiNOHLBT* SMMtMy GHABLES M. KEBNET, Philadelphia House JOHN KNACK, Proprietor. Nos. 421 i 423 Bush Street, SAN FRANCISC®. Board and Room, Board per Week, $1.00 to $1.25 per day. - • $5.00 to $7.00 I! I 468 Representative Buaineea Houaea The Leading Photographer, POBTBAIT AND VIEW ARTIST, No. 8 Montgomery Street, opposite Palace and Grand Hotels, SAN FRANCISCO. NEW STYLES OF Cabinet Boudoir and Promenade Photograplis. You are cordially invited to inspect our new VIEW DEPARTMENT. Tha Best and Largest Collection of Views of the Pacific Coast, including YoMmIt** Biff Tre«a» Qmjanrm, Columbia RItw, Orefron* TIm Rfcllroada* HlBiaift Indiana* iuipmn. Sandwich Talands, CItj» ate. I. W. TABER, Comer of Montf^omary and llarkat S t rae t a. SILVER - F.TL, A-TED MALGAMATING iLATES FOB SATING GOLD. Exte sively Used by Mines and Quartz Miils. In any aiao or qaantity* furnished to order. The Best Process yet discovered for Saving Fine Gold. Qold, Silver, Nickel and Copper Plating on all Metnls. New Plated Goods and Cutlery at Factory Prices. Old Table Ware repaired and replatcd. Every description of Work Platod. Sa& f fi&elseo Fl&ting WoikSi 653 and 655 MISSION STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. E. C. DENNI8TON, Proprietor. Kcarl ^n BUSINESS PENMINSHIP. 'OSffSrJaeilUiSffSSVr' Of San Franoiaco. 460 JOHN SKINKEB, 1 16 Pine Street, San Pranoieco, Cat. ACIBMT FOR Duponf s Mining, Blasting. Common | Sporting Winchester Itepeating Arms, Cartridges, Brass and Paper Shot Shells, Primers^ Percussion Caps> etc. BAOLB SAFEST FUSB. Triple Tape, Double Tape, Single Tape, Cement Nos. 1 and 2f Water-Proof, Submarine and Hemp Brands. NOBEL'S DETONATORS OR GIANT CAPS, SINGLE, DOUBLE AND TRIPLE FORCE. SiLVER-f LATED |mALGAMATING f LATES. FOR MINERS AND QUARTZ MILLS. Fu>*nislied to order in any quantity and size at lowest possible rates* and Silver Plating giiarunteea ab * Pacific Gold, Silver, Nickel I Copper Plating Works 103 Geary Street, S. W. corner Dupont, San Franuisoo. W. E. SHEPMAN, Proprietor. trTtMfi Ware and all kinds of Work Ro-plat«d and Bopalred. SCHULZ & FISCHER, Mknufftcturen of STERLING SILVERWARE And importon of SILVER^LATED WARE AND < FIXTE TABLE CUTLERY, B13 Market Street. New rint 8trMt, Up-mtmh. SAN FRANCISCO. AMANDA M. SLOCUM, OBMRBAIi Book and Job Printing Boot BiMlns anl Faier M\% 648 CLAY STREET, SAN FBANCISOO. tr All orders tor Printing wlU rcoetv* prompt and oureful attontloo. mr-mmmmmtm 470 Jtepreaentative Bvsvneea Housea H. W. SniN, Pvrii. B. L. BiMoii, Ht. HonHAiiM, L. AmiinHiii, SanFnuiobco. Stlvaui Waiui N«w York. STEIN, SIMON & CO., 9mnTififf|i CORNER OF MARKET AND SECOND STREETS, 8A.N FRASrCllSCO. CAIi. PARIS, Rne St«. Cedle, 10. NEW YORK, 04 ReMle Street TEUBNEB &i HOFFMANN, BMTIIIK NBW «TYIA OF METAL SHOW CASES, 532 Califomia Street, Between Kearay and Montgomery Ste., cor. Webb, SAN FRANCISCX). Riaglo Shiow Case Bi^m Spricigs. A large aaeortment of Silver, White Metal, and Wood Show Cases of the latest improved patterns, constantly on hand ; Old Show Cases taken in exchange. Orders by mail promptly attended to. (f J9 VALETBIEN, THE ONLY SCANDINAVIAN NEWSPAPER ON THE PACIFIC COAST. Published once a week by W. S. KREUTZMANN. OFFICE, 40» WA8HIIV« ■'ON fITRKBT. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Aa an Advertiaing lledium it ie unexcelled. VERHAGHEN & D'HERON, PORCELAIN AND GLASS PAINTERS 3l2i Minna Street, BAN FRANCISCO. FIRING DONE WITH CARE. Of San Francisco. 471 PROGRESSIVE A ND SUBSTANTIAL P ATENT AGENCY. Thb SoiEMTino Pbbss Patent Agenoy was Mtabliahed in 1860, and haa ever ■inoe been the leading Patent Agency on this aide of the continent. Thouaands of patenta have been aecurlicit>>rs of Patents in the United States who have been so largely, or ao continuously and auccesafuUy engaged in the aoliciting of patenta. Aa editora and publishers of leading scientific, mechanical and industrial newspftpers for the paat twenty yeara on thia ooaat, Dewey ft Co. have superior faoilitiea for acquiring and giving information upon all subjects of discovery, whether in the une ofthe fanner, the miner, the manufacturer, the mechanic or the soientitic inventor. Th«(ir files of illustrated, scientific and mechanical publications afford an ency- dopffidia of useful knowledge pertaining to the development of all branohea of buainess upon this coast for many } rs paat. Their library of books on home and f«)rei{(n patent laws ; United States and Foreign Patent Ofiice-tteports ; inechanical, industrial, and Scientific text books, encyoTopaidiaa, etc., ia one of the most complete for reference in patent matters, in tne United States outside of Washington. Heta an inventor can secure a knowlM^e of the state of the art, in any par- tionlarolasa ht wishes to investigate and improve in, that will greatly aid him in hia work Of in ventiqg. Geo. H. Strong, W. B. Ewer and A. T. Dewey comprise the firm of Dewey ft Co., P^eat Solicitors. Their Patent Agencv ia favorably located and connected with tha MiNiKo and Soikntifio Press and thePA jific Rural Press offices, at No. 2S2 Market Street, San Francisco, journala that are well known among the ably conducted a-id widely circulated progressive American weeklies of the day. CHAS. W. WHITNEY. JOHN MARSHALL. WHITNEY d. MARSHALL, 'I AMD COMMISSION MERCHANTS. A«BMTI1 FOB Woodrough %l McParlin's Saws, Baltimore Copper Works, Hoyt Metal Co., Baltimore Car Whe/^l Co. 22 & 24 FREMONT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. Reflntd Bar, Norway Iron and Cast Steel, Hardware, Wrought Iron Beaiu^ and Shapea, Angle and Tee Iron, Iron and St -el Boiler Plates, Sheets and Shaft- ing, Boiler Flues and Tubes, Oaa and Water Pipe and Fittings, Boiler and Tank Riveta, Horae Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails, Iron and Steel Forgings and Kails, Fiah Plates, Bolts, Nuts, Washers and Spikes, American and Scotch Pig Iron, Cumberland Coal, Galvanized Sheet Iron, Plain and Corrugated Iron and Steel Wire, Ingot, Sheet and Bolt Copper, Babbitt-metal, Woodrough ft McPar- lin'a Sawa, eto., etc I r 472 Representative Busvneaa Houses. PHILADELPHIA BREWERY Corner Second and Folsom Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. The Amount of Se^r sold during the year 1881 was about 59,182 bbls. I take the present opportunity of thanking my Frictids and Customers for the liberal support heretofore extended to the ,. PHILADELPHIA BREWERY, And notify them that I have added to my establishment Mew I iKnteaei^'e Bntliings^ By which I hope, tiirough the greatly increased facilities now possesptd by me, to fumiiih, as usual, a Superior Articleof Lager Beer That shall not only equal that previously furnished by me but convince them that I am determined to merit their continued patronage and support. JOHN WIELAND Of San Francisco. 473 STANISi;«JLS GAUDB, PROPRIETOR Sutter Street House 308 Sutter Street, SAN FRANCISCO. CO UJ GO o 3 Ls.gaUPE,pro. J m < 30 o o 3 A RESTAURANT Connectsd with the House on the Ground Floor. 'r'w'.*"- ■* 81 I I . I , t^'y—^WWf^»ilpi H »|ii| f I I II M l i i i a ii 474 Representative Busvneae Houaea M. A. REAVES" CJ^RBA. T Electric Hair Tonic I THE OIVLY SURE REIWEDY That WII^Lj RESTORE The ir! [TRADB HARK.] : A Pviielj ?eg@taMd Compound. FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED, OVER All COMPETITORS, At the State Fair, Sacramento, Calif omia, 1882. HO PAT REQUIRED UNIESS YOUR HAIR IS RESTORED. CONTRACTS MADE AT THE OFFICE. PRICE, $1.00 PER BOTTLE. Sold 1037" sill DrvLgrgrists. SALESROOM AND LABORATORY, I20 TYLER STREET, . SAN FRANCISCO. A.gentH Wanted. <1.60i Of 8cm Frandaco. 475 Engine and Machine Works W. H. OH MEN, Proprietor. 109 and 111 IBeale Street, Near Mission Street, SAN FRANCISCO. Hoisting, Upright and Horizontal Engines and Boilers a Specialty. Repairing promptly attended to. The Odorless Excavating APPARATUS COMPANY, A PerfSect and SaeeeHafnl System for Cleaning Vaults. Sinks. Privies. Cesspools and Sewers. Either by Day or Nlf^ht* witLnvti the leaat offenalTe amell. The only perfect system now in use, and the Cheapest. We invite the public to give us a call. No. 432 Kearny Street. Up-stairs. SHEET MUSIC DEPtBTMEHT of ^Coliilear db 01i.a.fliey Dealers in Musical instruments. Agents for the Pacific Coast for the Publications of White, Smith & Co., Boston ; Geo. Willift & (J< ., Baltimore ; H. Bollman & Sons, St. Louis ; Chicago Music Co., Chicago ; F. S. Chandler & Co., 4'l.ii«go; Louis P. QouUard, Boston ; E. Schubert d Co., New York ; Arthur P. Schmidt, Boa- Imi , Lilolff -Braunschweig, Ueruiany, and the Cotta Edition, Stuttgart, Germany. iS'OnXy Kxclusive Sheet Music Houw on the Paoifip Coast. Loaders of New and Popular Music. |>^ Publishers and dealers in American and Foreign Music and Books. Agents for the "If'ollo," il.6U per annum. Send for Catalogues— mailed free to any address. Noa. 137 and 189 Poat Street. Stea Fraarsiaoo. Pacific Press Publishing House PRINTING, BOOK-BINDING. ELECTROTYPING. Twelfth and Castro Sts., Oaklflnd. 627 Commercial St., S^n Francisco. I 'm. r.'mm tOUIS BRMERimil & CO., je^Tff^^R^SSTo^W'oVI I9?S2IT^ 470 California. CALIFORNIA. S e, also, List of Tpwns Received Too Late for Regular Insertion* There is, perhaps, no other in the sisterhood of States that has been looked upon with eyes of such liigh favor and true esteem as the great and wonderful Golden State, a des 'riptioti ot whose uiiliuiited resources and attractive scenic and climu iu features must, from the nature of our work, be nece^8arily lirief and incomplete. Althougli k-ss than a third of a century has bi-en recorded in the world's history since the niemoruble event took place that w itnesaed the cession of California to the United iState)<, her broad area is covered with smiling towns, cities, and vill.t^^es, well improved and thorou}-S8 of all countries. 1 he music of industry, whose accum- panim nts are the hammer, the saw, the stamp, the trowel, and the plane, awakens the echoes of the once uninhabitatcd fastnesses of the mountains, and the clear toned b'lls of the schools and churches rin>{inL; out upon the morning iiir, the din and clatter of the drays, cabs and truck- wagons, are added to the 8 aigM of the fi riner in the valleen made. From her extreme northern botindary to tlie soulhernmost border, the panorama which is made up of man's geni is and Naturr'.s e .st.itic eliarins, it like the figures of a kaleidescope — ever changing, ever beautiful. Those twoe.\treme localities present a d veisity of climate that is peculiarly astunittliing. in the northern counties in the Winter season an abund mce of snow and ico, and a raw and chilly attno.->iytii({ue and hacking cough sugu;est consum ition, is found contending with the inevitable, beciuse the soft and tender ve:jpers of the region whisper words of encouragement in his willing ear, while the hardy Nim- rod, on his snow-shoes, scaling bulwarks marnia i^ "glo- rious ! " Her soil is of inexhaustible fertility, her mountains still teem with un- tol 1 wealth, and h r " big trees," ami beautiful lakes alive with trout, are factors that must contiihute largely to hiT continued growth and prospe ity. Her edu- cational Hv»<^ «n stands out a prominent example of etHcient management and un- limited in. .^.-st. '1 he youth of the Siate, uinler the caeful diseip ine of capable preceptors, attain a greater degree of proficiency in their stndi s than thoae of other States, as a rule. The colleges of the Stiite are generally handsome and commodious structures. Be it said to her credit, statements of envious and maliunant visitors to the country notwith t€ CO CN CM Kii Gil Hi K] € Loi Lo( Mci iMc. The Mill, rnlOUII llCLLOt !>•• *)>7 Mala Street, |i. F. CALVIN NUniNG & SON. m tmim\ KLEH, TOGGLE t CO.. OAK PLANK."'gJ r,a5Kr • OS CO • en E CO CaUfoi'nia — ^ cadeimy- Alameda Point. 477 oo ACADEMY. Fresno County. — (See Big Dry Creek). ACAMPO. San JoA«iuiN Coun'it. A post, exprrsa and telegraph office on the Western Division of the Central Pacific R. K., Iti miles north of Stockton. Denehy Dennis, bliicksmith Einmerson H (r, justieo of the peace Oilman John, liq ors Hill I .T, flour and barley mill KIBKLANO WM. postmaster, gen- eral merchandise, woud and coal Lon^ MAD, li< tel Loomis A W, harness shop McCourt Jas & Bro, warehouse McNeil J F, carpenter Thomas G W, constable ADAMS SPRINGS. Lake County. Post office Glenbrook. ADAMS SPBINGS HOTEL. Miller & iStolle proprs Miller & Stolle, hotel ADELAIDA. San Luii? Obihpo County. Post-office; popultion 'iOU; 50 miles from Suu Luis Obispo. Smith EaI, produce buyer WYSS 0, postmaster FBANK ft CUTTER (Ben Frank and C H Cutter), publishers "Adiu Argus" Oroves & Wilson, planing-mill Hall H F, phyrcian Harvey J W, livery stable Henderson Geo S, saloon Ho' dricks Bros, saloon , /Hubbard B <"!, carpenter Knight Geo H, W M, F and A M Lripoiiit G, saw -mill Lewis James C, sec Adin Lodge, F & A M McCash C A, physician and druggist MeCown J C, City Hotel McDo«ell & Bledsoe, Adin Flouring Mills Mitchell J H, varieties Parker J W, attorney-at-law Parkers & Cut tr, insurance agents Robeberry, Knight & Harvey, general merchandise Roseberrj' T A, sec Adin Lodge, I O F Rumley M M, harnes.-maker Schmiiick H, stoves and hardware Southard & Harvey, blacksmiths and wagonmakers Starr Antlrew, blacksmith " Titus C E, City Hotel Welch Joe, barber Wherry S A, saw-mill White Asa, varieties Willis C A, N G, 1 O O F ADIN. Modoc County. Situated in a good funning and minini; district, and takes it.4 name from Adin McDowell, Esq. It is a post and express office, and has a population of 5u0. Reached via Redding. Adi'ms A C, marble works "ADO ARODS," Frank & Cutter publishers Adin Flouring Mill, McDowell k Bled- soe proprs Apjde Mrs J H, millinery Auide Montgomery, gene al merchandise Bedford J M, saloon Blake k Wilson, meat market Blaske A, general merchandise Botinger C A, brewery Bolton Mrs S J, milliner Chace J M, painter Clark & London, meat market Cromwell Oscar, photographer Cutter C H, justice of the peace CO ADOBE MEADOWS. Mono County. Post-office Benton; 18 miles north of Benton. SHAW I^ULNK. general merchandise, forwarding and stock raiser. AETNA SPRINGS Napa County. Summer resort ; post- office St Helena. Lidell W H, hotel AGNEWS STATION. Santa Clara County. A station on the South Pacific Const R. R., 48 miles fiom San Francisco, LICK PAPER MILLS c^ CO CD CO CO CO ALAMEDA POINT. Alahepa County. Post-office West End. Bird Geo, hotel Derby E M & Co, lumber «J^ UIDnUUnnn IIIIIDCD white RROS.. I»A ismnln and 14 A 1« Spear nNnlllfUUU LUniDCn. a»t, H,M, oak, A»h. Mlekary, Maple. Cherry, «tc. Is= •t^-' MASONIO OTJTFITS. "!ES2r.«afta%W^^^«^ 478 I o t California — A lameda. ALAMEDA. Alahxda Countt. Situated acrnH the bn^ from San FranciHon, about 8 miles diatunt, and stretchea over a distance of five miles of the peniiisuU formed by San Francisco Bay and San Antonio or Oakland Creek. It is a pretty rrsidence burg, cele- brated oliieily for its beautilul oak groves, handsome reside ces, pleaxure grnunds, and magnificMit bathint; estab- lishments. Alameda is a favorite resort of San Franciscans, and visitors from abroad deliuht in its admirably arranged baths and pleasant walks and drives. The Central Pacific (via Oakland) and the South Pacific (^ouBt (narrow gunge) railroads make half-hour trips during the day, thereby making communication with San Francisco convenient for bath- ers, picnic parties, and residents of the town and its suburbs. Ackley & Hnrtwick, carriagemakers, cor Lincoln ave and Park Adams C W, evening school, cor Park and Buena Vista ave "ALAMEDA ARGUS* (weekly), T (t Daniels propriet ^r, lolO Park "ALAMEDA ENCINAL." F K Krauth editor, Park near C P R R Depot "ALAMEDA NEWS" (THE) (week- ly), A O Ingham proprietor, cor Park and Nanta Clara ave Alnmeda Planing Mill, Eiicinal ave bet Oak and Walnut ArflF F C (Strong A ArflT), 1526 Park Bank of Alameda, Levi Jeuks prea Barber Arthur S, postmaster Barlow Mrs S, Loyal Oak Hotel, Park Barnes Henry W, paints, oib. sashes, etc, Santa Clara l>et Park and Oak Baroteau A, groi-erits and liquors, cor Grand and Railroad ave Bartlett W B, director Conservatory of Music, cor Park and Buena Vista ave Blymsnn A, Blymann's Retreat, Cen- tral ave opp Schuetzen Park Bishop M F, dentist. Odd Fellows' Block, cor Park and Santa Clara ave Boehmer Fred, groceries and provisions, 1429 Park Boehse Chas J, saloon, Webster nr San- ta Clara ave Brick C J, practical watchmaker and jeweler, 1507 Park Briggs Rev M C. clergyman M £ Church, cor Park and Central ave Britt P, Britt's Hotel, opp Long Branch Baths, Central ave Bums H, Cash Shoe House, cor Alamed|i ave and Park Bums Wm (Wey burns ft Bums), *' Park Byler Wm P, attorney, Webster bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves, West End Cabral Alexander, boot and shoemaker, Santa Clara ave nr Post-office Carpenter Elder, clergyman Second Ad- vent Church, cor Park and Webb ave Carreau Joseph, blacksmith and wagon- maker, Webster Cerf A, wood, coal, hay andgrnin, Web- ster bet Pacific and Railroad aves Christ Church Parish School, Rev A F Perkins rector Cohen Miss M G, music teacher, Santa Clara bet McPherson and Prospect Commercial School, A Hartmann prin- cipal. Bay bet Santa Clara and Rail- road aves Cook Alex, real estate and insurance agt, Argus Building Cook Richard, Sandy Beech Baths and Lodgiiig-honse. Central ave nr 1st ave Corbett J .1, Terrace Saloon and coffee rooms. Terrace Baths CROSBY E 0. attorney- at-law and jus- t ice of the peace. Park opp Pacific ave DANIELLS T G» editor and proprietor "Alameda Weekly Argus," 1510 Park Davidson A W A Co, mors People's Cash Grocery, Park bet Railroail and Pacific aves Dean P A, fruits, groceries and produce, cor Central a*-e and Park Denke A, contractor and builder, cor Webster and Beuna Vista ave Doolittle Ira R, Park Hotel, Park Doyle J J, Pioneer Harness Shop, 1509 Park Durein John, boots and shoes. Park nr Santa Clara ave Edwards J, Central Saloon, opp Ter- race Baths Eesers J H, Eclipse Market, 1423 Park Elbe's Pharmacy, NW cor Sant» Clara ave and Wu'oster Ellsworth John, attorney, Town Hall Falck Adolph S, insurance agt, cor San- ta Clara ave and Webster Fischer & Stahl (Chas Fischer and Wm G Stahl), practical plumbers and gas- fitters, 2 Smith's Block, Park Fisher D, The Wf-st End Tailor, Web- ster nr Santa Clara ave FITCH W & CO. groceries and provis- ions, cor Railroad ave and Sherman Flynn W J, dry goods, Webster nr Rail- road ave FosaingJ C, f raits, veflretables and fancy froceries. Water Works Building, ark Frank A, wine and beer hall, 1117 Park Gallagher Father, clergyman (Catholic) CO CJ9 ryi CS giGun M^ CO Hale a. 09 tA bO (0 o O o PRISON CEUS, "JiTwa: kh^sv^' calvin witting c son. kUa, TUGCLEtCO. OHEGOmSH >HD III^PlE.'^!.S«gi!!;^ 1 California — Alameda. 479 S> cv» C*l as CO S Gamble W W, phyiioian, Paoifio ave nr Oak Oardet Prof V, French uhool, oor Santa Clara ave and Willow Oerdes F, family garden, Proapeob bet Taylor and Central ave Oibba k Reichert, honeahoeing, Enoi- nal ave nr Park Gilbert ft Brown (D S Gilbert and A C Brown), real estate, loan and insur- ance agts, 1428 Park opp Yosemite Hotel Oleason Father, clergyman (Catholic) GohrauerP L, prnpr West End Market, Webster nr Railroad ave Greene A J, Alameda Pharmacy, 1417 Park Greene Theo, dry goods, etc, cor Park and Santa Clara ave Gundlach Max, hay, grain, wood and coal. Railroad and Pacific avesbet Oak and Walnut Haley ft Kdsoii, Terrace Baths, Central ave nr M ave HALLT FRANK* pioneer horseshoer and blacksmith, Sauta Clara avenue near Park Hammond C J, teamster, Everett nr Central ave Hammond Wm, nurseryman, Buena Vista bet Willow and Ch-stnut Harter B, blacksmith and carriage mfr, Piirk nr Railroad ave Hartman C, principal Commercial School, Bay bet Santa Clara and Rail- road aves Haskel Wm H, fruita and produce, Park nr Alamrdaave Haskell J E, grocery, fruit and provis- ion store, cor Park and Alameda ave Hayes J W, hoots and shoes, 1413 Park opp Reservoir Building Hecker A, hardware, Webster Hegelund Jacib R, fishmonger, 1327 I'ark flenderson D D, painter. Park Street Station Henry N, Long Branch Saloon, Central ave Hess A, physician. Pine nr Santa Clara ave Hdltz F J, groceries, SE cor Webster and Railroad ave Hnrtit Wm, saloon, cor McPherson and Santa Clara ave Humphreys John, the tailor, Park opp Bank mOHAM A 0, proprietor "Alameda News," comer Park and Sauta Clara ave Johnson Wm H, groceries, 1430 Park Juk^s Henry, Washington Brewerv De- pot,, 8E cor Railroad ave and Oak Kaehler H, music teacher, Pacific are bet Walnut and Oak Kalis Frank J, hairdressing and shavinff saloon, w s Park b t Santa Clara and Central aves Kay I N ft Son, Yosemite Hotel, Park nr C P R R Depot Keene E B, drugs, chemicals, medicines and toilet articles, 1383 Park Kelly P, wood and coal, Park opp P R R Depot Knowlton £ L, principal Encinal School Koch Adam, Park Street Bakery, 1421 Park Koeni$< L, The Fountain, cor Park and Bank Koerber Henry, hay, grain, feed, wood and coal, 15 and 17 Santa Clara ave KohlmooB Chi is, groceries, provisions, liquors and tobacco, cor Sauta Clara ave and Benton Kolilmoos Hotel, Kohlmoos Bros, Rail- road ave bet 2d and 3d aves Konigshofer J J, foreiini and domestic dry goods, 1419 Park KRAUTHFKi editor "Alameda En- cinal," Park near C P R R Depot Krauth Frank J, notary public, "£In- cinal" office. Park Kruger Herman, groceries and provis- ions, cor Alameda ave and Oak Lewis ft Hetcher (Geo L Lewis and Is- aac Fletcher), hauling and teaming, offi' z O o o 2J »BWit!'l» irMISK! 1^ pi^v ■t i f..\ iitli [!lun 1 m liffi'' nr oo Uinnyfnnn l lllinED lir hits BROM.. is * is nmln and 14 * 1« mp^mr nAnll If UUU LUIflDCni llirect, ». F. Wa««B Htoek. Cabinet Woods. eieT mine RDIVFRIIAH f Oil 'BWRIKKII, •r<>r «««4a l«w»r than awy iUUlO DHifLnmWH W UU., h— «in tli« city. U» Waataaaiery Mt. ^ 480 California — ^ lameda. Meysel Odcar S, tonsorial parlor, 1527 Park Miller Chaa, Brooklyn Brewery Depot, cor Centrul ave and McPherMon Mills Thomas, pluinher and gdsdtter, Webster, West End Morris D, draughtsmen, Water Works Buildini(. Morris Oeo T, grnceries, stationery and West End postmaster, Webster bet Railroad and Santa Clura aves Morris Rev Oeo, clergyman (Congrega- tional), Central ave nr Grand Morris M A, postmaster. West End Mueller Louis, Yosemite Hotel Barber Shop, 1624 Park MUTH J F> watchmaker and jeweler, Park near Central avenue Nedim F, propr Alamcdu Bakery and Restaurant, 1520 Park Nelsen H, saloon, cor Park and Enci- nalave Noy W H, butcher. Bay Street Station Railroad ave Pagge Bros, Neptune Gardens, Central ave Pagge P & Co, proprs Bnrnum Restau- rant, Central ave nr Webster Pahlmer Rudolph, Neptune Garden Bowling Alley, Central ave nr Webster Palmer Norris W, real eatate and auc- tioneer, office Alameda Station Palmer P W, town treasurer. Water Works Building, Park Pembleton £, furniture store, 1513 Park Perkins Rev Alfred T, clergyman (Epis- copal), cor Sant saloon, 1531 Pirk BOBIHSON H£NRT> dealer in real estate and general insurance agent, corner Park and Central avenue Rosmnrin George, nurseryman, depot, Railroad ave Reiclisruth Louis, boot and shoemaker, Welister nr Radroad ave SCHEITHE ft COMBS. Central Mar- ket, dealers in fresh and salt meats, Bau8ai;es, etc. Park opp Reservoir Building Scliroeder Louis, Cottage Saloon, Cen< tral ave Scliroeder & Victors (Albert Victors and Adolph Schroeder), hay, urain, wood and coal, cor Park and Webb ave Schuler H, brewery, cur 3d and Santa Clara ave Shed D L, groceries, Webster nr Santa Clara ave SIEBEIT PHIL, proprietor The Old Corner, southwest corner Park and Railroad ave Smith C W, restaurant, Tucker's Row, Park Smith E Minor, township assessor Smith J, Encinal Stablem, Encinal ave nr Park Smith John S, tailor SMITH THOMAS A. real estate and insurance agent, houses rented and rents collected, also Bt'>rage, north- west corner Park and Railroad ave Stebbens Mrs A, teacher of languages, drawing and painting, San Jose ave nr Chestnut Stephenson S, painter, Encinal ave bet Oak and Park Stiefvater S, groceries, provisions, hay and grain, c r Central and McPhersun aves Stocky John, propr Oakland Brewery r)epot, cor Park and Liuculn ave STEONOftABFF, Alameda Market, i5'J5 Park bet Railroad ave and Bank Strong M G (Strong & Arff), 1525 Park •Strong's Alameda and San FranciS' o Express, office "Argus" Building Tal)er Rev R L, clergyman (Prestr/ter- iaii), Versailles ave nr Central The Odorless Excavating Co, cor Ben- t'>n and Santa Clara ave Townseud H L, Third Avenue Stables, cor 3d and Centrul aves Tucker Paul, druggist, 3 Park Row, Park Vogt F C, propr Railroad Exchange, Ruilroad ave nr Alameda Station Vosburgh J B, hardware, stoves, tin- ware, etc, Park opp Park Row Wachter Ernest V, groceries, poultry, game, etc. Railroad ave nr Station Wellondorff L, physician, Railroad ave opi> Mastic Station Werson Lambert H, plasterer, Taylor ave bet Ist and 2d CALVIN NUniNG S SON, Tubalar Whct'lbarrowa, Bwit and Nrldce Work, iU7 Hal u titreet, Man Fraael«««. MLEII. TOGGLE t CO.. WABOW HIMBER.'Mi.'gaSiia'^^^ California — A lameda-A lleghany. 481 WETBUBN ft BURNS, painters and papflrbaiiuen, W^5 Park Weyburn 08 ( Wtiybura ft fiurna), 1325 Park Wheeler ft Half, wood, ooal, hay and grain, oor Kailroad ave and McPher- ■on Winant S, propr Park Street Baths Wonderlioh J P, propr Nowpurt Swim- ming Biithi, 2d uve Station S P C R B Wodd A B, dentist, Park nr Alameda ave THE ALAMEDA ENCINAL The oldest paiiet- In Alameda County. [Established September 16, 1869.1 A PURE FAMILY N£WSPAF£R, CIRCULATING IN THE Best Families of the State. Terms : : $3.00 a Year in Advance To any part ot the United State:). AOVBRTMINd AT I^WKiT llATK«, biit nu illej{al or Immoral advortidint; taken at any prioe. Addreiw, F. K. KRAUTH, Proprietor and Kditor, THE ALAMEDA ARGUS. A WEEKLY Republican Newspaper. T. O. DANIELLS, Editor and Proprietor. Pabllshed HaturdayM. Katabliahed In 1H77. Three l>ol lam per Year. Am'ERTiaiNa Rates uiadu known an application. ALAMO. Contra Costa County. A small place and post-office !.'> miles southeiut of Martinez; population 100. Beauchamp W W, constable Godfrey E B, carpenter GRAVES H A. Hardy Mrs C, general merchandise HENRT J B> general merchandise, postmaster and nrttel Seeley D, blacksmith ALBION. Mendocino County. A post and tele- Sraph o&ioe, reached vin Duncan's tills, on the North Pacific Coust R. B., and stage lines from that point; fopulation 160. Han p -stmasier ALEXANDER VALLEY. Sonoma County. Post-office Healds- burg ; 5 miles northeast of Healds- burg COLLINS JASW, groceries and liquors ALGERINE. Tuolumne County. Post-office James- town. Naw Gabriel, blacksmith RUCCA JOHN, general merchandise ALHAMBRA MILL. Lake County. Pust-ofifice Middletown. Stoddard Joel, miller ALISAL. Monterey County. Post-office Salinas City. Dunlap A G, constable Roadhuuse G W, juiitice of the peace ALLEGHANY. Sierra County. A post, express and telegraph otiico, 9 miles from Downie« ville ; 102 miles from Marysville by stage. Bradbury J T, dry goods, market and livery stable Brainerd L'has, livery stable CRAPTS & CO. post-office, general merchandise and Wells, Fargo ft Co's £xpr<*s« CO &0 sa GO CO CO U1 ;» HARDWOnn I IIMRf R >^ '9-^'^*^ •^-''* -**'-'-!*-* i^m^im «»•! 14 a la spi-ar Mt. M. F. Black WaUrat, Spaulali Cedar. Veneers. KIIISHTSTEMPUHUIIIFORIIS. HOaOIMMMi * CO.. Umammlm T«>Mpl«. M*. • rMt IMrv«t, IIUii Fr«a«lM«. 482 California — AUeghamy-AUuroB. Haub«r F J, wheelwright Hooper W M, hotel Ruth Mrs, ahooting gallery Thompeon D E, hotel We»t & Clute, salton Young F £, carpenter ALLENDALE. Solano County. A station on the Vaoa Valley R. R., ha {way between Vaca- ville and Wintura. AT.T.IiiW Ml postmaster and warehouse ALLEN SPRINGS. Lake Countv. Baily Mrs Agnes, propr Alien Springs Sanitarium Linder William, teamster ALLEN STATION. On the C ft O stage line, 22 miles from Redding. WILET J M. hotel ALMA. Santa Clara County. Post and ex- fireas olfice on the South Pacific /oast R. R. ; 58 miles from San F'ran- cisco. Buron V, saloon Floyd John O, hotel Scammon & Co, hotel Stewart H, poarmnater STEWABT JOHN, general merchan- diae Valezco M, capitalist ALTA. Plackr Cocntv. a noat, expreas, and telegraph office, ?i.i inilea eaat of Auburn on the Cc.tral Pacific R. R.; altitude 3,607 feet ALTA BRANCF PIONEER BOX f ACTORY. Couke & Sou proprietura Banvard A, hotel BANVARI) EH> postmister Uainsguard John, groceries Barber Mrs D, hotel COOKE ft SON, Alta Branch Pioneer Box Factory Hoveiy J J, watchmaker Lenn J B, fruit LindleyWin, carpen ter W008TER CLARENCE M. agent Central Pacific R R, Weils, Fareo ft Co's Express and Western Union Tel- egraph Co ALTAMONT. Alameda County. A post, express and telegraph olHoe, on the Western Divi- sion of the Central Paoifio R. R., 50 miles from San Francisco. COLLIPOTT J B ft CO. seneral mer- chandise, agents Wells, Fargo ft Co's Express and post-office Dyer E, grain warehouse Elliott Amlrew, saloon Owens James, blacksmith and agricul- tural implements J^immermanu Z, hotel ALTAVILLE. Cai vkras County. Post-office Angel's Camp. One hundred and forty-five niiloa from San Francisco. It is a very ]jretty little pla e of about 2&U inhub- 'tanta. It ia reached V'a Stockton. iLTAVILLE HOTEL. B R Prince proprietor Baker John, brewery Becker J, brewer Bovee W H. mine mgr DEMOREST D D. foundry Ueyelguiat Louia, carpenter KEEFER W A, Jupiter Mine Marahali Peter, harueaamaker MoElroy Mine, Jos Eudz aupt Meyera John W, carpenter Muninger Henry, general merchandise Porter H J, propr Porter Mine PRINCE B R. general merchandise, silk grower, iuiiurauoe agent, mine owner, hotel-keeper and undertaker Williamson Thos, blacksmith ALTURAS. Modoc County. A post and express office, I(i5 miles fnm Redding by fitage or 207 miles from Reno, Adams ft Wimet . t^aloon Barnes £ M, nttm ley at-law Blake J B, coustable Bowmer J C, attorney -at-law and justice of the peace Chapman F M, county clerk and re- c rder Combs W J, blacksmith Cook ft Pa^nello, hotel Dean George, constable Dodaon Win, nuraery Eatea M E, livery atable Epperson J H, dentist Ewing Mrs, milliner Ewing ft Kemble, livery stable Ewing F W, district attorney and at- j tomey-at-law I cn CO O o PRISON CEILS. '^SSr,£Si KUK 7^ CALVIN NUHING t SON. >UEII. TUGGU t CO.. WEXIMII IIIWD WOOBS.'y.?JKiimr - California — AUuraa-Amador City. 483 Fluurnoy John, juitioe of the peaoe Flournoy J D, county aupervisor Forreft John M, physician Oreenslflt C D, painter Orubba E P, county aupt of Mhoola Harria O F, auperior judae Jopp H O, ooutity aupervisor Kelton Mark A, attorney-at-law Kent — , physician LAUEB El fluur-mill and general mer- chandiae Muddrn J, notary public and convey- ancer Murk J & Co, general merchandiae May J J, nttorney-at-Iaw Mckay (]t!0 O, aaahea and doora Mill & Dean, vnrieties "MODOC INDEPENDENT (THE)" Slater & McKuiHey publishers Mork J & Co, gunerul mvrohundise McKiiiaiy N 8, iiiaurance agent Myera A J, county assesaor Otinger A A, reataurant Payne A (ia^non, saddlers Reese I B, county supervisor Kine 9l Laird, druggists Rinu N B, county treasurer Roberts Wm, coubtable Sapper J V, boot-maker Salisbury W A, county surveyor Slater & McKinsey, publishers Stanley John, coroner Sullivan & Whiting, aaloon Taylor Jos, propr stage lines Turner Kugeur, attorney-at-Iaw VVeller O D. sheriff Wells John, hotel Whiting ft Wooilmausee, aaloon Wilson & Hill, aaloon Wilson Joel, agent stage lines Wood John, wagon and carriage-maker ALUM ROCK. Santa Clara Counit. Poat-office San Joae. Poppelwell Geo B, propr Alum Bock Hotel ALVARADO. Alameda County. A poat and expresa othce; diatant 16 niilca from Oakland, on Alameda Creek, and South Pacific Coaat R. K. The creek is navigable to this point. Granger & Son (F B and F B Granger Jr), Riverside H 'tel Hellwig Philip & Co, butchers Hezer August, bakery Lee Anthony, saloon and barber Listen W M, hotel Lowell A J, atovea and tinware MuKeown Joseph, blackamith Peach M J. general merchandise BICHllONl) E A. poatmsater and agt Wella, Fargo k Co and juatice of the peace Snthurat John, aaloon Mmlthera John, aaloon Standard Sugar Mfg Co Stikea J J & Son, general merchandiae Tay Geo H & Co, atove foundry ALVISO. Santa Clara County. A poat and expreaa office, on the South Pacifio Coast R. R. , 38 miles from San Fran- cisco. Bray Bron, flouringmill Carter John 8 ft Co, grain market and warehouse Emerson Austin, carpenter and builder Ham R K, hay, grain and storage Hutchinson Robert, hay and warehouse Kttrr John, general meruhandise and justice of the peace Martin John, hay and grain Ortley John J, hay, grain and storage Pelle Jules, hotel and constable Po^ue Thos, hotel Thompson T F, constable Tilden Mrs Susan, patent medicines Wade H ii, hay, grain aud warehouse WADE MISS BLKBLY A> postmistreas VV right Wm, saloon AMADOR CITY. Amadou County. A post, express and telegraph office, 14 utiles from lone, by stage. AMADOR HOTEL. J W Harrington and W F Kerny proprietors Basso Andrew, bootmaker Bianchetti B, hote l BBlM ft HEWETT (Morris Brim and ii W Uewett), general merchandise BRIM MORRIS (Brim ft Hawett) Chirchizola A, general mcrchandii'9 Duulup A, postmaster and varieties Dunlap J R, drug and variety store and Weutern Union Telegrap h «»t> erator HARRINOTON ft ^BRNT. proprie- tors Amudor Hotel Heiach Philip, hairdresser HEWETT W (Brim ft Hewett) Kerr Thos, livery stable Kling Geo W, lojuora KOERLER H J, bakery, restaurant and liquors Mayon ft Newman (T H Mayon and D C Newman), phyaioiana CO c > Z o PI o o CO oo oo HMDWOOD LUMBER. WHITB BROS- llt.M.F. C«matmT»vi.l«ewerPo«to,Bia««ieri. 1»* lS_9Sa£aaji>a mm wmmmmim,, ', Mairaf)i«son S C, physician Gillman A J, bootmaker GLEAVES BROS (Christopher C and Archibald D), druggists Howard Rev M V, clergyman (Meth- odist) Kimbrell Jas, saloon Kin sley A W, blacksmith Maloue J W, accountant and business agt Mullen Mrs L, milliner Mullen Joseph, livery stable Musicks C A, butcner Smiley J W, wagonmaker Spanu J W, justice of the peace, notary public and real estate agt Thatcher E T, lumber Wolf Samuel, blacksmith Wright J P, general merchandise ANDERSON S SPRINGS. Lak« County. Post-office Middle- town.- Situated ii) miles from Calis- toga, Napa County, 5 miles from Mid- dletown, and iO niiles from the Great Geysers. Anderson A, physician ANDERSON & PATRIQUIN, pro- prit'tors Auders(ui's 8|irnigs, hot Buljjhur, iron and steam baths ANGEL S CAMP. Calaveras County. A post and ex- press office on the Sonora and M<>kel- umne Hill stage road, 14 miles fnm Sonora. Mining is the principal sup- port. Population about 600. ANOEL'S HOTEL. Geo Try on propri- etor Burrow James, watchmaker and jeweler Bruniier Fred, butcher CD t PIONEER IRON WORKS. CAIiVIW nrilTTINW A MOW, Pi«prlfC«r«. ll«tabllsk«4 1M9. mn Mala StrtMCH F. "\ Peach 1 gine Stickll AllEH, TIIGGIE tCO,. VetlEER9."'aiggag.'^ 'A California — Angel's Camp-Antioch. 485 Caster Jnoob, saloon , , Claxton Wm, saloon Cooley John, bootmaker COSOROVE MRS KATIE, proprietor C.isgrove Hotel Crawford Mrs J, bakery Crooks W H, news agt Crooks Wm, postmaster and varieties Derens Thomas, marble works Dolan Wm, sal(H>n Drake Capt, mgr Golden Cliff Mine Ferry John, livery stable Fletcher J C, carpenter Fletcher J T, un proprietor Angel's Hotel Waterman E K, blacksmith ANGEL ISLAND. Martn County. Military station and post-office. MELLON CHAS, postmaster Washington B, post trader ANNALY. Sonoma County. See freestone. ANTELOPE. Sacramento County. A post and tele- graph office, 15 miles east of Sac- ramento on Central Pacific R. R.; population about 100. ASTILL R. dry goods and groceries Dick Morris county 8uperv:,ior Lewis W, blacksmith Tackney John, Raloon ANTELOPE. Yolo County. See Yolo. &0 ANTHONY HOUSE. Nevada County. A post-office. Davy W H, hotel Cole C J. hotel RAPP AUGUST, poftmaster ANTIOCH. Conira Cohta County. Apost, express and telegraph otKce; population about 801). Abbott J P (Abbott & Noakes), and jus ice of tlio puace Abbott* .\oakts (.J P Abbott and W Noiikrs), bntc lers ADAMS JOHN, bakery and confec- tionery Adler A, (Jost & Adler) AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL. J K loliii!! >n piMjinutor "ANTIOCH LEDGER, • C H Smith editor iind publislier Baktr J K, (Baker & Co) Baker J U & Co, (J R Baker and Frank George), agta Wolln, Fargo & Co, insurance agents, p<'Ht-ciifice, Western Un on Telegraph Otiice, drugs and Stat onery Balobuscish Milo, restaurant Bayliiis Edward, liquors B &0 HUOWOOD UIaB£R. WHITRMMOII tttrvct. M. V- Orvsan A»k m A IS Mala nad 14 * Mtm^ar Blaiile aa4 Alocr •i a MA80NI0 OUTFITS, ^eiia.*^*a-««%.-»-"»»«»— *<». ■VleVH*. • Fmit «tt««t, •. F. 486 CoJi/omio — Antiochr-Aptos. H CO Carman O C, groceries and fruit ^ Chase J lii, liveiy stable O Dahnken C, Railroad Saloon *V* Dahnken l<'recleriok, liquors and wharf- inger and aj(t Stockton S S Co Dietrich Edward, barnessmaker and sad- dler Doran Joseph (Kearney & Doran) Empire Coal Mine and 11 R, M W Bel- shaw president Q Formaii W R (Rouse, Forman & Co) a FSINK C H (Rouse & Frink) |]Q Guee E M, a^t C P R R Co and manager Antinch Ice Co •> George Frank (Baker & Co) ^ Gum Tree Saloon Hage Rev C R, (Congregational) Homburg M, general merchandise and agricultural implements Jacobs M H, dry goods and clothing JOHNSON J K. proprietor American Kxciiaiige Hotel Joslin S B, haraesamaker Jof>t & Adler (0 Jost and A Adler), Cali- fornia Distilling Co Jost C (Jost & Adler) ije Joye E V (Parkison and Joye), physi- ■^ cian Kearney & Doran (P F Kenmey and J Doran), hotc! -^ud liquors Kearney P F (Kearney & Doran) Longu Antonio, bootmaker Lycurzis Johu & Co, liquors Macartney D, groceries and fruit Mart?n T, liquors Meiuken F, liquors Mesquita Joseph M, barber Meyer- L & Co (L and G Meyer), general merchandise McMaster J C, county supervisor McMaster Mrs M A, millinery and bak- ery McN^ulty Mrs, hotel McNulty F S, liquors NICHOLSON ISAAC, Albion Pottery Niiier Chas, watchmaker and jeweler Volan James, liquors aParkisoii & Joye (M C Parkison and £ V Joye), drugs and medicines Parkison M C (Parkison & Joye), physi- ~ cian Peters Fred 'Peters ft Stamm) Peters & S.^mm (Fred Peters and Louis Stamm), bouts and shoes Peterson Nelson,,blacksmith and wagon- maker Fitts Dennis M, constable Reed A, Co, undertakers . • Renifree Wm, liquors and barber C^ Rouse, Forman & C > (J C Rouse, W R ^ Forman and H P Beede), lumber BOinUE ft FRINK (G Rouse and C H Frink), ^nerai murohandise, furniture and agricultural implement* BOUSE (Rouse ft Frink) R ouse J C (Rouse, Forman & Co) SMITH C H publisher " Antioch Ijed- ger" and real estate and insurance agt Stamm Louis (Peters ft Stamm) Taylor R P, liquors Vail O M, liquors Wemple £ L, physician Wilde Charles, merchant tailor Wilis Mrs N, millinery GO 8 AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL. Comer of Main and Wyatt StreetSt Board with Boom, per Week, „ , ^ $6.00 and $7,00 Board per Bay - • 1.00 and 1.60 J. R. JOHNSON, PaOPRIKTOR. Antioch, Cuntra Coeta County. Al _ Bei iSI Lai I* i CO CO CO CO JOHN ADAMS, AND DEALER IN Wedding^ Cakes a Specialty Give me a trial and be convinced. AXTIOC'H, Contra Couta CJonnty. t4 APEX, San Dieoo County. A post-office. McDOUOALL G A, postmaster APTOS. Santa Cruz County. A post and telegraph office, on the Santa Cruz R. R., 13 miles from Pajaro, and 9 miles from Santa Cruz. Anderson O L. agt Pacific Coast Steam Ship Co Aptos Hotel AaANO J> general merchandise, po«t- master and hotel PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAkVIM SriJTTINM A MOW, Pr»|iri<>««r«. S O Deni M be ..HA] P4 Ham A I Hem - ' Hodi Holii 0| Jewe Lowi Q I Ludel *"^ ' jusi Parke QQf Wilej COLUS, 0| Allen Arbucll Arbu'-I poatj Argyle Atraa Bailey I Freem/ QQ I (}ibbor Corins Gray i HAM ■~» !v' ■"' ■■,5 ? (I Noble Peart . Porter | Smith VaughJ notaJ Ward.! ,,^ ! SHASTil -.bjl-Aiwi- ^j Kioe rI HAROI UlEN. TUCBIE t Ca.. MEXIOI HMD WODDS.'t&% »*"^ California — Aptoa-Arcata, 487 BenuJ S A, varieties Lauer Frank C, blacksmith Rice D M, saloon Spreckela Claui, warehouse Walsh P K, hotel AQUEDUCT CITY. Ahador CouNiT. Post-office PineGrove Denson Joseph, mining and ronnd tim- ber dealer Denson Thomas, mining and round tim- ber dealer HAH A C> hotel Ham John C, constable Henry James, mining and shakemaker Hodgdon Joseph, carpenter Holman — , round timber dealer Jewell L, round timber dealer Lowiy James, toU-rnad and farming Ludekins L, general merchandise and justice of the peace Parker Geo, round timber Wiley Geo, mining and shakemaker ARBUCKLE. Colusa County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the California Pacific and Northern R. R. Allen Chas, saloon Arbuckle Cyrus, barber Arbu'-kle Tacitius R, stationery and pustm ister Argyle J F, lumber and wagonmaker Atran Alex, blacksmith Biiiley W H, restaurant and saloon Freemau & Co, grain warehouse Gibbons C U drugs and physician Coringer Mrs, restaurant Gray « Arbuckle, hotel HAaRIS D ft CO. general merchandise Hi i.ry W H, hotel 'I'J.. ,' ay W M, livery staMe '■■■* iv s Kobert, Central Pacitic R R agt ^. ;.v)} (' W, harness :>i;>iS ''.. Ho>fell, saloon Mep -: V a, saloon and varieties Noble t'ittnk V, bootmaker Peart k Cross, general merchandise Porter B, butcher Smith T A, Micksmith Vaughan C i^ N, attorney-at-law and notary public Ward •! C, constable ARBUCKLE. Shasta County. Post-office Igo. Ir'AilE. WM. general merchant Rice Rev D M, clergyman (Methodist) A^iCATA. Humboldt County. A post, express and telegraph office. Very eligibly situated for the lumber trade of Mad River and neighborhood, Areata is quite a flouiishing town. It has a population of about 800, boasts a free public reading room, a spicy news- Saper — the"Lea«1er" — and a commo- ious hall or theater. Distance from Eureka, 8 miles by water and tram- way and 12 by overland stage. ARCATA LEADER" (weekly), A Wiley editor and proprietor Areata Library Association Areata Transportation Co Bair & Pardee, liquors aud billiards Bauman John, blacksmith Bowen G C, ifeneral merchandise Brizard A. general merchandise Bull J C Jr, meat market Burns Ro>)ert, tin aud hardware Cave R B, grist-mill Chisholm Rev John B, pastor M E Church Cleverly H C, watchmaker CULLBERO ISAAC, general mer- chantiise Deming B, justice of the peace, attorney- at-law aud collection agent Deming E A, wheelwright and black- smith and constable Devlin Thomas, t nnery Erickson A W, oooks, stationery and music, agt W U Tel Co Falk, Hawley tt Co, saw and grist-mill Galinger Mrs A B, varieties Gingery Joseph, bootmaker (rreenwald Julius, general merchandise Hally John, livery stable Harpst & Spring, general merchandise and harness Hawkins A. cabinetmaker Holsworth Thos, saloon Hopkins G W, justice of the peace, attor- ney-at-law and uotarv Hunter Wm J, bootmaker Kirkby W H, Pioneer Li very Stable and propr Eureka and Trinidad Stage aud Man Line, SE cor Plaza Knight |& Richert, liquors and billiards Kuutz IVIrs A, variety st re Mappin Geo, hairdresser Marsh H W, propr Marsh House Meuefee P M, physician Merrell Seth W, propr Merrell House, cor Pith and H Miner, Kirk & Co, general merchandise and saw mill Minor Mrs A E, milliner and dress- maker Muhlburg G, painter ^ CO c CD c o PI o o oo &0 NAnUllUUU LUnlDCn, 111,11. F. 0«k. Ash, Hlck*ry, Mmple. CMerry.eto. K^§H lili ill ^s w «kiJ. IV , j:vi i I IflUIS BB>WRM>H & Cfr.> JRWRI.ERS ( .hotttM lu f Ha City<. •Ifcr Good* lower than any I tV MontK»mery At^ -H- 09 I 09 H CO » 5i J? 09 09 I 488 California — Arcata-A twater. Xellist Mrs J, fancy goods Ordenheiiner VVm, bootmaker Pouleur J B & Co, stoves and tinware, sewing inachinea, etc Richard C C, liquors Kichert J, propr Union Hotel S> horliK L E, uroceries and bakery SMITH CHARLES, general merchan- dise and p>>stmaster Smith Ma rice, liquors Stern Greorge, painter Tilley Geo H, Areata Drug Store Union Hotel and Restaurant, J Rich- ert propr Union Wharf Co, G W B Yocum supt Vance John, lumber Wiley A, editor and pub "Areata Lead- er Wiley A, general merchandise Yocum G W B, supt Union Wharf Co Xizues F, liquors ISAAC CULBERG, DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE Danglada Joe, saloon Delesai Antonio, saloon Duifell George, varieties Elston J B, blacksmith and livery stable Meherin Bros, general merchandise and lumber Meherin John, saloon Musick R B, constable NEWSOH D F. proprietor Newsom's Springs, dairy and ntock raising Orton & Co, Arroyo Grande Mills Phillips Bros & Co, general merchandise Piei^mo Wharf Co, freighting business Rodrigues Jose C, butcher Ryan Wm H, hotel and stable Short N W, nurs-ry and fruit Tyler A W, physician Valessi Antonia, sa oon and livery stable Vaiiglada I M, saloon Whitely Thoa, bootmaker Wood B J, justice itf the peace ARTESIA. ARGENTINE. Post-office Quincy. Heath E A, mine Thompson James, quartz mine ARLINGTON. San BEBNA'iDiNO County. A office. GALL0WA7 J C. groceries post- ARROYO GRANDE. San Luis Obispo County. Fourteen miles from San Luis Obispo City, and 12 miles from Port Harf rd. Beckett J F, nurseryman and fruits Branch Mrs M C, fruits and dairy BBIEOER A> postmaster Carmnn W P, books, drugs and writing teacher >.s Anurlfs County. A post-office; 3 miles from Nurwalk. Crum Rev J D, clergyman (Methodist) WILSON W M. postmaster ATHLONE. Merced County. A post-office and station on Central and Southern Pacific R. R.; 162 miles from San Francisco, and 45 miles from Fresno. Bartlett li. F, postmaster Gilheiioy Frank, hotel JACOfiiS J Ml ceneral merchandise and ac';iiig postmaster Rin;4 John, saloon ATLANTA. A post-offioe; San Joaquin County* population 75. Heifernan Thomas, constable Nicewanger L H, supervisor ATWATER. Merced County. A post-office, and station on Central and Southern Pacific R. R., 8 miles from Merced. Greene Rev J B, clergyman (Christian Church) HT7MMSLTXNBER0 BROS, hotel Mitchell J W, warehouse 8WAIH MBS EMMA, poetmistrese PIBHEER IRON WORKS, ''21il^"u£l!lV^*' _ MOM, Pranrlriara. MrMalaStreifl^ll W. Wm A Freeman propr Boggs John C, sheriff and tax collector Brod Henry, meat market BROWN FETER. bootmaker, Main Bryant Geo S, saloon BIJLLOCK &HUESTON (W H Bui- lock and E J Huestun), attys-at-law BULLOCK W H (Bullock & Hueston) Burns Hugh, saloon Cain Thomas, saloon Cassidy Mrs Barbara D, Central Pacific R K telegraph operator, Auburn Depot Catholic Church, Rev John Leahy pas- torj res Sacrameiiti) Clapp S E (l^well & Co) Coker G C (Mann & Coker) COKER W H, proprietor Bor- land Hotel, D^pot Fried Harris, dry goods Fulweiler John M, attorney-at-law Globe Hotel, A Crawford propr. Depot. Granger Joseph, varieties and sewing machine agt Guffay Frank, general merchandise and propr American Hotel Hale & Craig (J E Hale and E L Craig), attorney 8-at-law Hale J £ (Hale k Craig) Hamilton Jo, attorney-at-Iaw Hawley Mrs Esther T, bakery Hawver J C, dentist Hellwig Chnrles J, hamessmaker Hinkle A (White k Hinkle) Hollenbeck W (Andrews k Hollen- beck) Hopkins Rev T B, pastor M E Church House Mrs L T, dress and cloakmaker Houser Louis, dry goods Howntt Jas, hotel HUESTON E J (Bullock k Hueston) HuithfS W A, attorney-at-law HUNTLEY A (Wills & Huntley). Jackson Wm A, dry goods Keehner George A, saloon Kinkade J T, attorney Lardner W B, attorney-at-law, district attorney and notary public Lipsett Alexander, propr Orleans Hotel Lowell k Co (G Lowell, S E Clapp.and T McGuire), groceries Lowell G (Lowell & Co) Lowell George P, groceries Lubeck D W, dry goods Mallory Ogden, hamessmaker Mann k Coker (V V Mann and G C Co- ker), furniture and undertakers Mann V V (Mann k Coker) McClellen k Shea (W J McOellen and J E Shea), saloon McClellan Wm B, groceries and notary public McClellen W J (McClellen k Shea) McComb George, hardware McCormick James (Dwyer k McCbr- niick) MoElwee Charles K, furniture and un- dertaker MctJuire Thomas (Lowell k Co) McfJuire Wm B, saloon McKiriley A, district assessor Meredith J B, surveyor Meyers B F, judge Superior Court Mitchel John N, district assessor Munson W L, district assessor Myres B F, superior judge Nichols Thomas J, county clerk Norton k Bullock, attorney s-at-law Petlroni F P, watchmaker Petton Simon, saloon Phillips Samuel G, livery stable 'TLACER AROUS,' Henry W Fen- ton editor C/9 &0 m HARDWOOD LUMBER, 88 WHITB BROS. Iltreet. ». F. , 13 .'ant. Apartments Large, Liglit and Airy. Hot and Cold Baths for the use of quests. THE BAR always supplied with Choice Wines and Liquors. Free 'Bus to and from the Railroad Depot. A. B. PUTNAMt Manager. AVENA. Inyo County. A post-office, two and a half miles above Bishop Creek. Hutchinson T K, miller, threshing, grinding grain, meal, etc Spencer A, general merchandise and postmaster Wonacott & Eldred, blacksmiths and wagoumakers AZUSA. Los Anoeles Coumty. A post-office. Cleveland U, justice of the peace CuUen W B, farmer Melone John, constable BAIRD. SiiA.sTA CoHNTY. A post-o'Ece; is the Salmon Breeding Station of the U. 8. Fish Commission. Baird Spencer F, tish commissioner Campbell J B, trout ponds Radcliff Robert, deputy postmaster RICEABDSON J A, postmaster STONE LIVINOST0NE> deputy U S tinh commissioner WiUey J W, hotel BAKER S STATION. Tuolumne CoiTNTY. Post-office Colum- bia. Situated on the Sonora and Mo- no Toll Road, at the foot of the Sum- mit, 57 miles from Sonora and 45 milea from Bridgeport. BAKER C, hotel, saloon and liviiry ■table «l ■ eoi CALVIN NUniNG t SON, CO CO CO CO OQ •917 HAIW MTRBRT, MAW FHA1«€ISCO. Iron DtMM'M, llank VaultM, BCr. >liEII. TUGGIE t CO.. Eastern Hard Wood luinber.'»* "» •«-'»' «• San Franelaeo QQ QQ CO California — Bakersjield. 491 BAKERSFIELD. rlERN County. A post, express and telegraph office; toe countjr seat; ia 1 mile from Sumner on the Southern Pacific K. K., 314 miles from San Franciflco. It is a thriving town of 1,200 inhabitants, and can boast of solidity and wealth. It is in a fine agricultural and stock country. There are a number of churches, schools and hotels, and three weekly newspapers are published in the town. Alto- gether, BakersKeld has an appearance of prosperity and comfort. Adams Wm S, painter ADOBE LIViEBT AND FEED STA- BLES, Howard A Cross proprietor Arick K £, attoruey-at-law ARLINGTON HOUSE, Hall & For- syth proprittors Atchison W A, W S, I O G T Bailey John E, saloon Balenzuela A, s.iloon Bernard A P, county treasurer Buvis, Barnes & Co, restaurant and sa- loon Blodgct H A, notary public and insur- ance agent Borgwanlt & McCord (H L Borgwardt and D MoCord), meat market BOWEN W R. sheritr and tax collector Brooks VV H J, searcher of records, Court House Brower C, sec Kern Island Irrigating Canal Co Brundage B, superior judge BUCKREUS FRANZ, barber and baths Burnap S A, druggist, coroner and pub- lic administrator Calli P, fruits, cigars and tobacco Cameron James, blacksmith and wagon- maker Carlock & Robb (F M Carlock and H D Kobb), lumber and Dray and Freight- CIT^" BREWERY. E G Miller pro- prietor Collins A O, W M Bakersfield Lodfje ('olton F H, supt Kern Island Irrigat- ing Canal Co Conuict H F, expressman Conns Alouzo, books, stationery, jewel- ry, varieties, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, and recorder Justice Lodge Cover J VV, livery stable Cowgill C C, attorney-at-law and court commissioner Craig F W, sec Am L of H Crawford. Smith & McCready (W R Crawford, J D Smith and E K Mc- Cready), marble yard Cfi Crawford W R, livery stnble CROSS HOWARD A, proprietor Adobe Livery and Feed Stable CTJBELO A> fruits, cigars, tobacco, candies, varieties, etc Denver W, mfr and dealer in wagons, carriages, horseshoeing, blacksmith- ing and painting Devoe T H, paperhanger and painter Dixon F H, agt Western Union Tele- graph Co Dolierty Geo C, recording secretary, Kern Lodge, I O F Donnell R R, saloon Donnelly E, physician and surgeon Drouillard Edward, fruits and vegetables DRURY J S, druggists, paints, oils and glass Dupartiue L J, hairdresser and mfr hair work Duvall Chas W, saloon, bakery and boarding Edmunds Joseph, barber EITEL MRS F> proprietor James Hotel Eckstrom G F, W C T, I G T ESTES WALTER T, proprietor Over- land Livery and Feed Stables Eyraud Aug, saloon Fish H H, livery stable and M W, A O U W FORE CHAS W. cashier Kern Valley Bank Freeman J W, attorney-at-law and Commander American L of H FRENCH HOTEL. A O Thorns pro- prietor GALTES PAUL, general merchandise and agricultural implements Gates M W, livery stable Giesea F A, physician Goldberg R. merchant trxilor Gregory Samuel, saloon HALL ft FORSYTH (M Hall and Alex Forsyth), proprietors Arlington House Harding Thomas E, county assessor Hirshfeld H, county 8Ui)ervisor Hirshfcld L & Co (L Hirshfeld and S Brodeck, San Francisco), general mer- chandise, hides, wool, hardware, agri- cultural implements, wholesale dealers in li()uors and cigars Hong M C, physician HOFFMANN A S> wines, liquors and cigars Hotz & Edmonds (G H Hotz and R £ Edmonds), dry goods, boots and shoes, millinerv, etc HOUGHTON W Et Livermore Agency JAMES HOTEL, Mrs F Eitel proprietor Jewett Chas E, ice JEWETT S. pres Kern Valley Bank 0) C o PI o o c/» oo CO oo c^ . 'I '■• k' ,M HUDWOOD LUMBER, ""J! WHITR BKOM., 1»* Iff Wain and 14* tetiprar M. r ll«ac liMck. Oak PU publisher and proprietor "Kern County Californian, real es- tate, ni>tary public and secretary Bak- ersfield Lodge F & A M Maul C A, bootmaker McL ean Angus, physician and surgeon MILLER £ Of proprietor City Brewery Miller John O, county auditor Moon Jonathan, carpenter Moore & Gawne, lumber dealers and in- surance agts MORREL W, saloon Murphy J J, general merchandise and agricultural implements NIEDERATTR JACOE fumiture, bed- ding, carpets and undertaker O'Hara Peter, chairman board of super- visors OVERLAND LIVERT AND FEED STABLES. Walter T Estes proprie- tor Packard N R, deputy county clerk Paehlig A, hotel and hay and grain Palmes E C, saloon POSTMASTER. H A Wickware Reich George, merchant tailor Rhodes Thomas, attorney-at-law Rogers C A, physician Rogers L S, physician and W M, F & A M Scribner W H, watches, jewelry, books, stationery, sewing machines, news de- pot and varieties SMITH OEO VENABLE. district at- torney and counselor-at-law Smith J E, blacksmith and wagonmaker Stern Louis, physician THOMS A 0. proprietor French Hotel Toussaint A, stoves, tinware, groceries, etc Ven tura Joseph, restaurant VESTAL R&> wagonmaker and black- smith Wallace F S, supt public instruction and M W, A O U W WEAR OEO W> editor and publisher "Kern County Gazette" Weil Jacob, general merchandise WEILL HIOS (S aiul A Weill), gen eral merchandise, agricultural imple- ments, hardware, and agents of the Homburg-American Packet Co w hic'RT'k'R. E p. general merchandise and agricultural implements Wheeler Geo H, general merchandise, agricultural implements, hardware and county supervisor WICKWARE H A, postmaster Wilkinson N R, justice of the |)eace Withington R W, saloon MRS. F. EITEL, Proprietress. IVineteentli Ht., I3al£ei*Mlielcl, CJal. All the Comforts of a Home may be Found at this House. EQUAL TO ANY FIRST-CLASS IfOTEL. M cents per neal. 91.00 per Day, JMAttlnn Inelnded. Choice Wines, lilquora, and Clsars at the Bar. ftV PRISON CEUS,»' S^'!2;..%-.;:;:..'rF CALVIN NUHING & SON. .al 9 S g O Sim Drei 4. b Hoi Kee 8te< b Wi tlLEH. TUGGIE t CO.. OAK PLAWK. Ill anil SO Spear St.. •an Franelaee. California — Bakersjleld-Iif Hcr.a. 493 HOWARD A. CROSS, c/» -•^-My/^ 'J"^' PKOI'RIKTOR OF THE Adobe Livery i Feed Stable Nineteenth St., West of the French Hotel) BAKER8FIELD, CAL. Carriages, Single S Double, I Saddle Horses FURNISHED AT ALL TIMES AT LIVING RATES. IpHmS^ HALL & FORSYTH, Proprietors, 7^ &0 CO &0 BAKERSFIELD. CAL. BALD HILLS STORE. SliAHTA Cot'NTY. Post-ottice Shosta. Drew James, general merchandise BALLARD. Santa Barbaka County. A post-office 43 miles northwest of Santa iku-bara by stage. Hobson J J, constable Keenan John, j ustice of the peace Stewart James M, wagonmaker and bl acksm ith WATKIHS HENRT. general mer- chandise and postmaster BALLAST POINT. San DiE(iO County. Post-oflace San Diego. Gerald H, keeper Government Works BALLENA. San Diego County. Twelve miles west of Julian; supported by agriculture DICKERMAN C E saloon Mclntire John L, postmaster Mulkins J W, blacksmith Sanday F R, general merchandise t/> oo en llAnUlf UUU LUmDCn, St.M. F. Black Wal&ut, lipanlah Cedar, Teaeera. m MASONIC OUTFITS, •Miety «••«■. etc.. at MOROmOMI * CO., XsMBle Tenple. Me. • Poat Mtreet, S. F. 494 California — Ball'sr Ferry-Bath. BALL S FERRY. Shasta County. A post-office. BALL W W, hotel and ferry Burgess Chauncy T, groceries and pro- visions Croghan J, blacksmith ORAT B T( general merchandise Hall & Hall, blacksmiths Hall W G, blacksmith Heaton & Vaughn, dour-mill Winssel J F, physician BANDERITA MINE. Mariposa County. Post-office Coulter- ville; 12 miles from Coulterville. BANDERITA MINE, C L Mast su- perintendent MAST C L> superintendent Banderita Mine BANGOR. Butte County. A post-office, 14 miles southeast of Oroville, and has mail communication with Marysville by a regular stage line. It is dependent upon mining interests, but lias a num- ber of small farmers aild orcliardists in the vicinity. ALLEN J E> general merchandise, post- master and saloon Andrews A, blacksmith Bishop W P, carpenter Cotter I C, vinery Kilchen A, justice of the peace Payne J E, hotel Keese J P, painter Rickman &, Co, proprs S. Honcut Min- ing Co Rowe N E, cattle herder Shattuck T F, general merchandise BANNER. San Dieuo County. Post-office .Julian. A mining town 5 mile^i psst of Julian. Adams N C, blacksmith Dickerman C B, saloon BANNING. San Bernardino Counti'. A post, ex- pre s and telegraph office on tlie Southern Pacific R. R., 10 miles from Colton. Dunlap & Egan, general merchandise, hay and grain EOAN OEO C, general merchandise and postmaster BANTA. San Joaquin County. A post, express and telegraph office on the Central Pacitic iT. R., 17 miles from Stockton. Brichctto G & Co (G Brichetto and X Canale), general merchandise Canale N (Brichetto G & Co) Godchaux L, liquors Homer W H, justice of the peace Israel I G iSr, postmaster McArdle Eugeue, blacksmith Williams J C, constable Wilson O H, propr Wilson's Hotel Wilson T L, agt C I' R R and Wells, Fargo ft Co and mgr Western Union Telegrni)h Co WOOD R JR, Wells, Fargo & Go's agent Zimmerman John, billiards and li(iuors BARTLETT SPRINGS. Lake County. A post, express and tele>;raph office, reached viaVVilliams, 4*2 miles, by stage; via Calistoga and Lower I^ke, (i5 miles; via Cloverdale and Lakeport, 00 miles BARNFIELD T H. postmaster Clarke & Crigler, hotel Ruppert August, mineral waters SCUDAMORE. REYNOLDS & CO. general merchandise and agents Wells, Fargo & Co BATAVIA. Solano County. A post, express and telegraph office: a pretty place on the California, Pacific & Northtsru R. R., 61 miles from 8an Francisco. BATLET G, agent C P R R and Wells, Fargo & Co Byrne P, saloon Byrne Mrs P, hotel and feed stable Coulter & Co, grain woriihousos Cushing J H, saloon Francis K, machinist Frazer D A, blacksmith Schmidt Valentine, postmaster BATH. Placer County. A post-office and mining village IJ miles from Forest Hill. Population 200. Eureka Ditch Co Ha zard M ine, James H Keohen supt KENNISON AW, general merchandise and postmaster PRISON CELLS, !iae7 aiAla street. f^K-" CALVIN NUniNG& SON. Al &0 CO CO CO oo CO San Pluw uh BIN! Gibs<| CO o Tui./ L£ WJ lel o ALIEN, TUGGLi i CO.. CHEHHT LUMBEH. 'fegRrassr California — Bath-Benida. 495 Mountain Chief and Blue Oravel Co., J B Lellier Nnpt Van £mon James A, diatriot asseasor Fanning D W, blackamitb Fisher W V, hotel BATTLE CREEK. Tehama County. See Ball's Ferry. BEAR VALLEY. Colusa County. See Jjeesville. BEAR VALLEY. Mariposa County. A post and ex- press office. Population, about 200. Twelve miles northwest oi Mariposa Beard H, saloon Choisier Layfayette, constable Newman 8l Hauimutt, livery stable and butchers Pentlola N, merchant Quicrolo Joseph, justice of the peace BICE EDWARD M, hotel and post- master Troboco L, merchant BELLS STATION. Santa Barbara County. See Los Alamos. BELMONT. San Mateo County. A post, express and telegraph office: distant from San Francisco, via Southern Pacific B. K., Northern Division, 25 miles. Noted for its handsome residences and lovely landscapes, Emmett & O'Neil, Keneral merchandise, stable and post-office Ha mme raon A, blacksmith JANKE C F. Belmont Soda Works and proprietor Belmont Park, picnic grounds PARKER C F, agent Southern Pacific RR Wttltermire A F, hoti^l BEND cTtY. CO c o m o o ■ BEAR VALLEY. San Dieqo County. See Valley Centre, BECKWITH. Plumas Copnty. A post-office; pop' ulation 75; 40 miles east of Quincy. BINOHAM W C, hotel and postmaster (jribson & McFarlanc, blacksmiths T.' yS VY L, deputy postmaster LEVY ft CO. general merchandise Smith £ C, attorney -at-law Inyo County. dence. Post-office Indepen- BARLOW C H ft B W. farmers Pfohl Juke, farmer Willett John, farmer BELLEVILLE. Tulare County. A post-office lately opened and a new settlement. LE OAY D F, drugs and groceries BELLO. Napa County. Post-office Rutherford A Station on the California Pacific and Northern Railway, Napa Branch. Wheeler R, wine manufacturer BELLOTA. San Joaquin County. Population, 75; 18 miles from Stockton. CHASE OILMAN, gen merchandise BENICIA. Solano County. A post, express and telegraph office; on the Sacramento river, 35 miles from San Francisco; was at one time the capital of the State. It ia reached by the Central Pacific Railroad, whoae cara ore trans- ferred across the river by the largest steam ferryboat in the world. It con- tains barracks, a convent, a college, and the only arsenal on the Pacific Coast. Its population is about 1,800. Altmark Solomon, clothing Anderson N (Benicia Packing Co) Atwood L C, operator Western Union Toiegrai)h Balfour, (luthrie & Co, grain shippers Bandel E, city assoaaor Bank of Benicia, W F Goad pres, J E Crooks vice-pres, A P Redding cashier Barry James, notary public, general merchandise and justice of the peace Barry .lobn .T, insurance agent BENICIA AGRICULTURAL WORKS. F A Hill superintendent, E P Palmer secretary m HARDWOOD lUMBER I WAGON STOCK, WHITE RKOM., 1» * IS Mall and 14 * 10 Spear «t, 8. V. LOUIS BR»YEBMiHI<; CO.. ;» ■tcrllac •llTerwai>« ' FrcarJi €l«cli«, 1 19 Montgomery St. Ull 496 B« California — Benicia. BENICIA BBEWERT. Maule & Giia uck proprietorB BENIGIA FACKINO 00, J Jurgemen Sreaident, Charles Blank vice-presi- ent, G H Dekau secretary Bishop Ira Bizzett William, varieties Blake William, hardware Blank Charles (Benicia Packing Co) Bliss T H, boarding and li(iuors Boyle James, li CALVIN NUHING & SON. an( Mum ^ Co ^ Newt Newt ONei Oppei Ormal _ Ostell 5 FALl ^ oult S Pearsc Philli. Phoeni Raum Reddii Reeng Remini lano Roskill Rossen Rowlar Rneger =-. Kyan 1 5Q Ryan J H Rytler] St Aug! St Cath St Marj Sanborr Schweri SShippee Silva M Singltr Smith Solano WeinI StefTen STEl StevensI Stoddar Stunim I Stumni Sullivail Sundqu) Sweenef THE I Alfred ' Thomps Valeri-'J Von Pill Walsh WALSl Chaar ers, 1 1 WALC near. WalMi Wangeii WATL WeinmJ eatat VARDI ■■■■ >UEII. TUGGLE t CO.. Ship Plant all Mnds. M »•« «0 Spear Mt^ Califo'niia — Benida-Berdan. 497 MTTLDOWNST J R. arohiteot, builder and contractor, H bet 3d and 4th Munion Fred, mgr Balfour, Outhrie & Go's warehouse Newmark V, physician Newmark V N, physician O'Neill Mrs Mary E, varieties Opperman Julius, tailor Ornuby Mrs L (1, restaurant Ostello J H, furniture PALMER E P» secretary Benicia Agri- cultural Works Pearson Mrs J, bakery and restaurant Phillipson Wm D, varieties PhcBnix Hose Co Raum E C, glove factory Reddins A P, cashier Bank of Benicia Reeng J, propr City Hotel Remington J K, captain steamer "So- lano" Roskilly Joseph, liiiuors Rossen H (Benicia Packing Co) Rowland R W, painter Rueger John, liquors Ryan D, saloon Ryan John, li(iuors Ryder L A, architect Ht Augustine's College, Bishop Winfield St CaUierino Academy, Mother Louise St Mary's Hall, L D Mansfield rector Sanborn L D, undertaker 8chwerdtnian H (Benicia Packing Co) Shippoe M L, hotel Silva Mrs F, mil1'''"rv Siuffler Rudolpn, barber Smith M J, blacksmith Solano Hotel and Livery, Mrs Julia Weiumann propr Steflfcn Jacob, Solano Market STEVENS OEOROE W. groceries Stevens John, liquors Stoddard A M, city marJihal Stumni Mrs ¥ J, millinery Stumm F J, watchmaker and jeweler Sullivan M H, hotel Sundciuist F W { Henicia Packing Co) Sweeney Michael, hotel THE "HEW ERA ' OF BENICIA. Alfred Dalton Jr uropr ^tor Thompson M L, architect Valeri-'V Father (Catholic) V^on Ptistcr P U, liquors Walsh Bros, painters WALSH ft COATS (John J Walsh and ChiM T Coats), hoimo and sign paint- ers, 1st near Post-oHice WALSH JOHN J (Walsh & Coats), Ist near Post-oihce Walfh P H, constable Wansenhcim Sol & Co, Benicia Mills WATSON A D(McKenzie& Watson) Weinmann F P, sec Uos Works and real estate and insurance agt Weinmann Louis, druggist and prinoi- Wpal Hi^h School lUoy Rev S H, Congregational clergy- man Williams A W (Williams & Burdick) Williams & Burdick (A W Williams and Chas W Burdick), dry goods and clothing Williams Joseph, barber Wintield Bishop (Episcopal) Wing & Clark (H M Wing and W A Clark), liquors Wing H M (Wing & Clark) y'oung Ladies' Seminary, Mrs Mary Atkins Lynch principal BENNETVILLE. Los Anqeles County. See Savannah. BENNETTVILLE. Mono County. A post-office, CURTIS C Wi postmaster BENTON. Mono County. A post and express office. Situated 70 miles southeast of Bridgeport and iO miles from Belle- ville, Nevada; i ciiched v/a V. & T. and C. & C. R. R. and stage 40 miles. Ashley Dan, saloon and constable Daniels N, justice of the peace (Serckcns Adolph, brewer Kelty 1 artics in the intci jor who order goods from these Works. We particularly invite correspondence fnim the country , and prompt responses will be sent to all inquiries. Remember that V.'ater-Connnunication insures Cheap Freights. That DEALERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS Living at, or neai, the .>t, both in tilling (he ground anJ barxcHtirfg the grain; pr'sluring artides which combine all that genius, enterprise and science z o n o o CD CO GO CO ■I jpaiii piME^I HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITK BROM., I* 4k IS Main and 14 4k 1« Hpear Bt, M. F Boatdtoek. Oak Plank and Timber. m am r m m mtl V n . M. \ m , >u ut L0mSBBHEBW*lltC0.,Br,!55r ^ 'g&^.JEfELEBS;"',Sa^!'^ 500 California — Bernardo-Big Dry Creek. GRAHAM F A ft CO, general mer- chandise Hinman W C, wagonmaker and wheel- wright Marshall Samuel, physician Ober Wm, blacksmith BERRY CREEK. Butte County. A post-oflSce, situated 16 miles northeast from Oroville via C. P. (O. D.) & Cal. Northern; popu- lation 100. Cushman E, varieties and mining specu- lator Flinn Joel, stock farmer and piscicul- turist Galen John, hotel Gunn G W, inn keeper, farmer and gen- eral merchandise JOHNSON D, postmaster, hotel and ceneral merchandise Johnson Rubs, hotel, blacksmith and general merchandise Price E B, schoolmaster RAOAN G W, sheep owner, farmer, quartz miner and butcher BERRYVALE. Siskiyou County. A post and express office, 30 miles southeast of Yreka; population 75. ^ FELLOWS MRS S C> groceries and hotel Hisson J H, hotel Sullaway C & Co, saw-mill BERTHA. Lake County. A post-ofiice. Ban niste r H, farmer DEMINO THEO> Blue Lake Hotel and postmaster Miller Jesse, farmer Phillips Luther, fanner Wamoold Henry auJ. Milton, market • gardeners Young E K, fanner BETHANY. Sa.n Joaquin County. A post and tel- egraph ottice on the Northern and San Pablo k Tulare 11. Ks., 7 miles from Tracy. HUTCHINGS JAMES 0. general mer- MEfi , blu( chamlise, lii|U<>r8, blacksmith, wagon- maker and postmaster Mohr John, hot." BETHEL. Fresno County. A poat-office. Bethel James, general merchandise BLANCHARD H hotel BIEBER. Lassen County. A post and express office; reached via Oregon Division of the Central Pacific R. R. and stage lines; population 50. Andresen & Gibbins (J E Andresen and I W Gibbins), boot and harness- makers B abco ck C Jr, barber «Tli!BT.H. H, postmaster 'PT'RB'RR N & C0> general merchan- dise Brown J A, attorney-at-law Brownell Bros, general merchandise Brownell Dewitt C, notary public, county assessor and attorney-at-law Burgett Wm, blacksmith Carmichael M A, saw-mill Camicia L S, dentist Duwell E, blacksmith FORD TP. editor "Mountain Tribune" Gibbins J T, planing-mill, carjjenter and wagon shop Goerig Wm, livery stable Holcomb W, hotel Jack Mrs T H, millinery Jamison Thos, shakemaker Lamburth W F, blacksmith McGuinnesB F, saw-mill MoNemer J H, blacksmith, Hillside Station "MOXTNTAIN TRIBUNE." Thomas Parks Ford editor Pa^e & Smith, saw-mill Perkins A R, tinsmith Perkiss 8 E, cheese factory Powers L, hotel Ralls L L, li(iuors and justice of the |)eace loober W R, county supt of schools Smith M G, constable Susanville and Bieber Stage Line, J Tay- lor propr Swigard &. Bashaw, liciuors Swigard k Herrick, butchers Volcklandt J A, painter BIG DRY CREEK. Fresno County. lation 70. A post-oilice ; popu- Cole S H, justice of peace Davis L T , physician JENSEN FBANCI8C0. postmaster illLEM f I I" 9 f CALVIN NUniNG S SON. 7 Tabular Wheelbarrows W«rk, mv MaU Street. Mas F BaU and Bridce elace. Nelson ' whit: assist] Winterr Sacr/uh som. Lawton . CO Plumas I CM t/i CO TUOLUMN press 01 and So miles e miles ei one tin and qu fruit gr travel. Cavagnar( Culbertsoi Ferreti Jo Harper C McCarthy Meekin A and una MVRRO master. Olden bur FRIESr Raggio \ Reppetto Wootton BIG TUOLCMNI Oak Fla Big Oak for trav Big Oak PRIEST LVYO Cot oltice, '2' populati Englo A H OREOOl McJ>onal(i{ McDonahl Moore & McMurl liiiSWi lUEN TUGGIE & CO. Pacifiii Coast Hard Woods ^HVJSSSX- CM CD CO CM c/> GO Pi O o o California — 5iflf l>ry Creek-Bigga. 601 Nelson T P, county supervisor WHITE JAS> general merchandise and assistant postmaster Wintermute A A, blacksmith BIG GULCH. Sacramento County. Post-office Fol- som. Lawton John, general merchandise BIG MEADOWS. Plumas Couni-y. See Prattville. BIG OAK FLAT. Tuolumne County. A post and ex- press office, on stage road from Milton and Sonora to Yosemite Valley, 14 miles southeast of Sonora, and 15 miles east of Chinese Camp. Was at one time very rich in placer mines and quartz. Is now supported by fruit growing, mining aud Yosemite travel. Cavagnaro .lohn, general merchandise Culbertson Geo F, winery and vineyard Ferreti Joseph, winery and vineyard Harper C L, carpenter McCarthy J \V, blacksmith Meek in A (>, cabinetmaker, carpenter and undertaker MUBBOW F, agt W, F & Co, post- master, varieties and justice of peace Oldenburg Wm, vineyard and winery PRI£S!rHOT£L. W C Priest propr Itaggio Mrs M H, general merchandise Ileppetto G B, bootmaker Wootton John, saloon BIG OAK FLAT HILL. Tuolumne County. Post-office Big Ouk Flat. Situated one mile west of Big Oak Flat, and is the stiu^e station for travel to Yosemite Valley on the Big Oak Flat Koad. PRIEST W C. hotel BIG PINE. Inyo County. A post and express office, '21 miles north of Independence; population 150. Engle k Burt, saloon OREOO 8 0> postmaster McDonald A C, blacksmith McDonald & Gregg, general merchandise Moore & MoMurry (J J Moore and J W McMurry), general merchandise Shehon Jos, brewer Wimple A H, hotel and saloon BIG RIVER. Mendocino County. See Mendocino. BIG TREES. Calaveras County. A post and tele- fraph office, 47 miles from Milton via tdckton, and 33 miles northeast of San Aadreas. Elias M, saloon Mammoth Grove Hotel, J L Sperry propr Sperry J L, hotel and postmaster Sperry Willard, W U T operator BIG VALLEY Lake County. See Kelseyville. BIG VALLEY. Lassen Counit. See Bieber, BIGGS. Butte County. A post, express and telegraph office; is a prosperous town, located on the Oregon Division of the C. P. R. K., 73 miles from Sacra- mento. It depends on agriculture for its support. Population about 500. Biggs Brass Bj.\iid "BIOGS REVIEW, ' Ben Goodkiiul propr Bredimus Frai; U>« SttttkKW^ DtlllEl MDRCBOSS i WrSSSLSVSLffl^'Syi^^i «^Vffr 502 California — Bigga-Biahop Creek. Oeddes Samu el Y, saloon OOOOKDn) BEN, propr Biggs "Re- view " Grein Phillip, propr Planters' Hotel Hawkins O C. physician and surgeon Johnson W H, barber Kimper F C, saddlery and harness Kitley P, wagonmaker La Point Bros & Co, general merchan- dise La Shells A F, blacksmith and wagon- maker Maiming T T, restaurant and lodging Marshall A, gunsmith Marshall Sylvester, blacksmith and wagonmaker Myers J W, contractor and builder Parker S W, Delta Saloon Planters' Hotel, Phillip Grein propr Porter C H, grain buyer Saunders Mrs £, dressmaking Scott J C, liquors Shea John, blacksmith Smith G K. general merchandise Staiidley John D, blacksmith and wagon- maker Van Fossen L, druggist and chemist Vinal R, bakery Walker J F, dentist BINGHAMPTON. Solano County. A post-oflice, reached by stage from Dixou, 7 miles distant. Population 50. SMITH W H> postmaster, blacksmith and wagonmaker Davis Mrs £, milliner BIRCHVILLE. Nevada County. Post-office Sweet- land ; 36 miles from Marysville, and 10 miles north of Nevada City. NEWELL dise OEO B, general merchan- BIRD'S LANDING. Solaho County. A post-office near Rio Viata, on the Sacramento River. Pop- ulation 400. Bird John, warehouse Br&un John, general merchandise Dinkelspiel A, postmaster Dinkelspiel M & A, general merchandise Fix James, blacksmith Galbraith James, justice of the peace Jones W C, constable Kalber Fred, wagonmaker Kennedy W T, blacksmith Mein Robert, warehouse Sharine & Yolo, hotel Thompson B 0, wheelwright Tompkins Ed, saloon Winters H E, saloon BISHOP CREEK. Inyo County. A post and express office, 80 miles from Belleville, Nev., and 45 miles northwest of Independ- ence. Population 175. R'azer &, Dunn, blacksmiths BRIGKJS A K> general merchandise Brooks R B'red, Yankee notions and cigars Brown Mrs J S, milliner Bulpit J H, general merchandise Bullpit J L, general merchandise Bunlen & Van Kpps, general merchandise Clark Rev Andrew, clergyman (Baptist) Clarke John, livery stable Case Rev Leauder, clergyman (Metho- dist) Davis George, tailor Drake Geo L, hotel and constable Drake Mrs S E, hotel Dungan & Blair, Hour-mill Elkeles & Lasky, general merchandise Forman Sol, butcher Freeman A C, assayer Gerrish Mrs R A, milhner Gill Geo M, attorney-at-law Hollenbt'ck Chas, deputy sheriflF Horton ,1 M, saloon Howell H H, physician Hutch ins W B, saloon Kepper Mrs, re.staurant Lasky & Elkeles, general merchandise Mallory E, general merchandise Martin S, saloon McDonald & Clarke, blacksmiths and wagonmakers McV^icar C, watchmaker and jeweler Meritliew W (), carpenter Middteton 8 A, pliysieian and surgeon Munzin^er & I'hiileppay, brewery Murphy A J, a.tiioa Nims Rev Warnn, clergyman (Metho- dist) Peeler Barna, butcher Hediker H F, harniM.smaker and saddler Smith A L, photographer Sneden S G, general merchandise and postmaster Spencer A, general merchan Uelinonte Gurnello ' Hadley Junto liof King, Mo •MilJini o Long M Ferris J cj Haydon Set oise audi Hyatt R, Johnson \i McDonaldl MoKenna CUViN NUTTINB t SON, MsaaflMtarera all kla4a M7 Mala Atraet. SHOW WOBK, Fraaelaaa. UlEH. TUGBIE I CO.. HURDWOOD iUIMBEB. IS rad 90 S»M» M.. ••■ Vrui«la«*. I I a I e 00 s O o Calif arnior— Bishop Creek-Blockahurg. 503 Van Epps & Burden {general merohaa- diae Vioar C M, watotimaker Wainright C C, physician and surgeon Wainwright C C, harness Wanacott k Elder, wagonmakers White M H, blacksmith and wagon- maker Willis Rev F M, clergyman (Methodist) TANCT I P> assistant postmaster Zimmerman , bootmaker BITTER WATER. San Benito Copnty. A post-ofiSce. SMALL It H> postmaster BLACK BEAR. Siskiyou County. A post-office; pop- ulation about 75. Farrik George M, liquors Fytield J P, general merchandise and postmaster BLACK DIAMOND. Contra Costa County. Post, express and telegraph olHce; near Mount Di- ablo, 1 mile from Cornwall. Baltz Antoue, liquors BAROOIN P, agt W, F & Co, and supt Black Diamond Coal Co 11 K Booth S ife Co, salmon cannery Com wall A \V, telegraph operator Dehnonte F, boat builder Gurnello G, saloon Hudley A A, fruits Junto Boscoe, boat builder King, Morse k Co, salmon cannery .Milhni G, liquors * Uany Bros, groceries Uany Sheldon, postmaster Rogers 'ihoii, liquors Seudermar A, groceries Van Dora Henry, carpenter Wilhaiuii Jose[ 2 O BLANCO. Monterey County. A post-office. Faneuf E R, blacksmith and wagon- maker LOUIS CHARLES, general merchan- dise BLOCKSBURG. Humboldt County. A post-office on the Cloverdale and Eureka Stage Road, 75 miles fiom the latter place. It depends chiedy upon its large stock in- terests for support. Population '200. BLOCKBUROER E general merchan- dise Blockburger C, harnessmaker Boggs L W, justice of the peace and druggist Charles G W, stockraiser Cooper & Crabtree, saloon Cooper & Guinan, livery stable GEOROESON F> postmaster, clerk and bookkeeper (irady Johnny, saloon Hale ' J, farmer Hamann Peter, butcher Helmke F, general merchandise Hope Victor, blacksmith LewHt F A, physician Loveland Mrs, music teacher Loveland S, bootmaker o o > r o > CO H in PI H <■ CO > 2 ■n > CO o IIIDnMfnnn limnCD WHITBBROS. ■«« is Main and 14* ISBpear nMnUlf UUU LUnlDCnf at m, r. CaaaterTrap*. newel Faata. Balaatera. I lOUISBRtVERIIMNtCO.,S: ■teniae SIlTerware id Freaek Oloeka, 1 19 Montgomery St. All 504 CdLifomia — Blockahurg-Boca. McLean A, hotel O'Connor D L, barber and constable Renfro D K, saloon Slater J W, groceries and saloon Ticknor H 11, hotel BLOOMFIELD. Sonoma County. A post, express and telegraph office. Has a population of 250, and is 18 miles southwest of Santa Rosa. The country in which it is located is strictly agricultural. Baker B, farmer Cannon J P, saloon Clark D M, farmer Dodson George, farmer Eastman & Parks, millers Edminster J L, farmer Farnsworth C C, harness Gregory G W, agt Wells, Fargo & Co Jones Rev C P (Methodist) Judson Frank, farmer KNAPP A H> general merchandise Knapp C H, wagonmaker Kufel I & Co, saloon Lefebvre O M, hotel Linebaugh John, farmer Mills G B, bootmaker Oliver & Mooney, blacksmiths Palmer C H, farmer Parks A H & Sons, blacksmiths Stillwell V, butcher BLOOMFIELD FARM. Santa Claka County. Post-office Gilroy. Bloomfield Farm, Miller A Lux proprs Getchell W A, supt Bloomfield Farm Merritt Chas Z, bookkeeper Bloomfield Farm Miller k Lux (Henry Miller and Chas Lux), proprs Bloomfield Farm BLUE CANYON. Placer County. A post, express and telegraph ortice on the Central Pacific R. R., 4'2 miles east of Auburn. HIOOINS CHAS C> l>ostm aster Jordttn S C, hotel and general merchan- dise Knapp J B, agt Central Pacific R R and Wells, Fargo & Co Peterman Mrs S A, hotel and general merchandise BLUE LAKE. Humboldt County. A post-offioe, 18 miles from Ukiah, 12 miles from Lake- ¥ort, and 8 miles from Upper Lake, he two lower lakes are eacn about a half mile in length, the upper one two miles. ?lo bottom has been found in the center, and they contain any amouDi; of fish of all varieties. CHA2.TIH CIEIIENT, general mer- ch indise, postmaster and hotel Crogin Barny^butcher and stock-raiser DEILHO THEODORE, hotel Deny James, tan-bark mill Dorr Geo, blacksmith Farmers P, chain manufacturer Pouleur B, justice of the peace Randle E, green grocer BLUE LAKES. Lake County. Post-oftice Bertha. Ban nister H, farmer DEMINO THEOf propr Blue Lakes Hotel Mendenhall Joseph, farmer Miller Isnac, farmer and sheep raiser Miller Jesse, farmer Phillips Luther, farmer Young E R, farmer Walmbold Henry, gardener Walmbold Milton, gard<-ner BOCA. Nkvapa County. Is a post, expresn and telegraph office on the C P K R, 8 miles from Truckee; population 150. Boca Brewery Co, W H Hesse supt BOCA ICE CO. D I> Whitbeck supt Boca Mill Co, planing and saw-mill and general merchandise, D D Whitbeck supt Doan W, postmaster and notary public Hoehn J, supt Summit Ice Co, residence Sacramento Kornmayer Joseph, hotel Lanyon J H, agt C P K R and W U Tel Co lx>gan J V, saloon and billiards Lonkey & Smith, proprs Banner Saw- mill and Prosser Creek mill, lumber Martin N, mgr Pacific Lumber and Wood Co McDonald James, boarding Mcintosh W A, butcher Pacific Lumber and Wood Co, N Martin manager Summit Ice Co, wholesale dealers in ice, J Hoehn supt I I The ai Wl ai & S0N( SONC g 00 s 1 I P4 o g MON( Fn ula Boc excite menc( tied c althot of its no Hiir work ( neas is eral oi dividei and ot| ing at some 188'2, ag^reu >ieclar iiig ILEH, TUGGLE i CO.. Eastern Hard Wood Lumber/SA^AKffiey- 09 ? '^ 1 g 1 1 s 1 H 1 ^ California — Boea-Bodie. 505 Thompson & Stone, shingle mill, hay and erain WHITBECK D D. supt Boca Mill Co and Boca Ice Co, aad agt Wells, Fargo &Co BODEGA. Sonoma County. See Smith's Ranch. BODEGA CORNERS. Sonoma County. See Smith's Ranch. BODIE. Mono County. 475 miles from San Francisco by railroad and stage. Pop- ulation about 3,500. Bodie I "".ving passed through the excitement geuerally attending the com- mencement of a mining town, has set- tled down to a true business basis, and although its population is less than half of its numl)er two years ago, there are no Kurplus population and every one has work or business to do, and hence busi- ness is pood, people hopeful and the gen- eral outlook is ^ooil. Th»re an three dividendpayiiic minus now in opuration and others whicli give evidence of soon be- ing added to those alie.uly paying hand- some dividends. Standiird up to August, 1882, has puid sixty -two dividends, ag^yreiiuting S^H.OOO.tKM). lioilie Mine has .ieclarcd seventeen divideu-'s, amount- ing to «ll,*J'.jr),0O0. The Bulwer has declared nine dividends, amounting to $'J0,000. T-.tal, *r),'2l5,()00. We regard Bodie as destined to continue a perma- nent and prosropr Bodie Tunnel Mining Co, Thomas Buck- ley supt, Main Bodie Water Co, George Cilson pros, T A Kead sec and supt, Main BONE ANDREW, bootmaker, Main Bone Harvey, gcaieral mercliandisc and feed and liay yard, Main Borley Nicholas, livery stable, Main Botcher A (Botcher k Puouft), Main Botcher k I'uoutF (A Botcher and Peter PuoulF), saloon, Main Boucher k Pluti", saloon Howker Mrs Harriet E, lodging-house. Mill Boyd N W, propr Grand Central Hotel, Main Firophy John E, auction and commission house. Main Brown Josi;''i, hotel, Green Brown T J, barber. Main Brunet Remi, saloon, Main Buckley Ihomas, supt Bodie Tunnel Milling Co, Main CALDWELI. & FALKINHAM (J A Caldwell and J J Falkinham), cigars, tobacco and billiard hall. Main CALDWELL J A (Caldwell & Falkin- ham), Main Carion Mrs Marion, brewery and sa- loon. Main Cassin Rev J M, pastor Catholic Church, cor Wood and Lowe 09 CD C» CD HMDWOOD LUMBER I WAGON ST0CK,''.7JTf f ?;&j:2t.'iiV- CO CO 1 11 : llll {^■k KHiBI ; mmm\ fi Kh|1 r. ll IKi i-, 'Rk' MvSlSfl 1 HHI i!; m^ 83 »A>'iMM0«vafe«MW'., -Ti'^T <* • i> I KIII6HTS TEHPUfl UIIIFOHIIS.'*'''^'^** * ~ SI*. • !•••( Street, !••■ Vraaclaes. 506 California — Bodie. Y V, attorney and counselor B (Eggleston & Cri)cker), Chadwick Alvin M, principal Grammar School, Green Chamberlain £ F, sec Chapter No 55, F & A M, and recorder Commandry No 15, cor Main and King Clark Barney, saloon, Main CLEVELAND EDWARD B (Os- borne & Cleveland), cor Mono and Mill Crocker W G (Egglestm & Crocker), Main Crowley Miss Mary, lodging-house, Main Curry John J & Co (John J Curry and Orlando E Jones), editors and propri- etors "Bodie Evening Miner" "DAILY FREE PRESS." H z Os- borne and E K Cleveland proprietors cor Mono and Mill Davison & Co, pruprs Pioneer Brewery, Green DA WE W H. Mono Brewery, Main Deal D L, physiuian De La Matyr Rev J H (Methodist) Domenicnni G, groceries. Main DRAKE ~ at-law Eggleston Main Eggleston & Crocker (B E^'gleston and W e{)h Piatt), gents' furnishing goods. Main Kuhlmann Bros (Charles and W P Kuhlmann), cigars and tobacco. Main Kuhlmann Charles (Kuhlmann Bros), Main Kuhlmann W P, druggist. Main Lafee Alfred, saloon, Main Leggan Patrick, saloon, 30 Main L TEMAN J H. fruits and proiluce. Main I x)ve Robert K, furniture, Main LUHRS N C (Wheaton & Luhrs), Main LUTHER T M ft CO (T M Luther and J M Whitehill), assayers LUTHER T M, (T M Luther & Co), Main Lyons Thomas H, saloon, Main Macartney George, district mining re- corder. Main Mails Elizabeth, rag carpet weaving CALVIN NUTTING i SON, Manaflartarers all klndii IROX WOBK. *it7 Mala StrMt, «•• FfmaelM*. M m CO CO CO I ■a oo PQ c«o CO o z o MI I _ Ma pd Mai ^! li Mai Mo( P" Mol ^1 McE S M "^l McK B' I McI MciVJ McN hoi McS' Wi Mere) and mgi Millet Millei MILl §- and taui Mills AM Mono Mill Moore MORi I.'«iM MORi and Mail Nebleti Sho Nevu( Newlai Newnif and Norton Oaks A OCdD McC< O'Don, Main O'Neill OSBO] OsboJ tors and : OSBO] Clev« Owen at-Iai| Owens , Parr T I Pasooe I Pattie c Penter ( PSRR1 houi >ILEW. TUGBII t CO.. "wrooZMi Mm. in urn* «0 npMir acreet mtrnu Vraaelar*. California — Bodie. 607 No 252, FA Mc- MAISON DOBXE BESTAUBANT. Domi'iio Tubino proprietor, Main M«nn ft Graney, restaurant Marks M ft Co (M Marks), wholesale liquors. Main Marks M (M Marks ft Co), Main MoCONNELL MRS ELIZABETH. proprietor Occidental Hotel McDermott Joseph, saloon McElroy Timothy, gun and locksmith, Main McKown A H, tinshop, MoLAUOHLIN J> bootmaker, Main MoMullen Arcliie, Miners' Union, Main McNaughton Mrs James A, lodging- bous e. M ain McSWEEN MALCOM. proprietor Windsor Hotel, Main Merchants' Commercial Protective and Collection Agency, F P Willanl mgr Miller Mrs Louisa, dressmaker. Main Miller (loorge (Mille<' ft Wilms), Main MILLEB ft WILMS ((ieorge Miller and Henry Wilms), bakery and res- taurant, Main Mills William, sec Lodge A M, cor Main and King Mono Lodge, No 59, K of P, A E Millan sec, Main Moore 8 W, notary public, Main MOBALES JOHN (Morales ft Reddy), 26 Main MOBALES ft BEDOY (lobn Morales and E A Utxlily), Parole Saloon, 20 Main Neblett W N H, Golden Palace Barbei Shop, Main Nevada Hotel, P Hogan propr. Main Newland J S, dentist, Muiu Newman Thomas, justice of the j)eace and notary public Norton Mrs, lodging- house. Main Oa ks M rs John, TodiOi>g-house, Green OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. Mrs Elizabeth McConnell proprietor U'Don, ell Mrs Sarah, lodging-house. Main O'Neill John, tailor. Main OSBOBNE ft CLEVELAND (H Z Osborne and E R Cleveland), proprie- tors "Daily Free Press," cor Mono and Mill OSBOBNE HENBY Z (Osborne ft Cleveland), cor Mono and Mill Owen Frank, counselor and attomey- at-law Owens J A, real estate agt. Main Parr T D, seel O O F, Main Pasooe ft Dawe, brewery Pattie Jiihn. constable Peater Georra W, hay and feed yard PEBBY MBS JAMBS, boarding- house, Oreen Perterson R L, nnv^,ary public, Main FETEBS ft ALDBIDGE(JJPeter8 and R M Aldridge), saloon, Main PETEBS 3 J (Peters ft Aldridge), Main Phiegar A M, justice of the peace. Main Flatt Joneph (Koppel ft Piatt), Main Roberts John H, constable. Main Pro Bono Publico Lodge, No 346, I O G T, Main PuoufF Peter (Botcher ft PuouflF), Main Ray Miss Georgia, teacher Grammar School Raymond Augustus C, harness and sad- dlemaker Read F A. sec and sunt Bodie Water Co, Main BEDDY E A (Morales ft Reddy), 26 Main Reddy Patrick (Bonnctt ft Reddy), Main Reinstein O (Reinsteiu ft Wolf), Main Reinstein ft Woif (O Reinstein and M P Wolf), clothing, boots and shoes. Main Riuliurdson Charles A, saloon, Main Rogers William H, physician i.nd sur- geon, Main Rowse Joseph, saloon. Main Ruden Adolph, piano and organ tuner and repairer Ryan ft RadclifTe (S Ryan and Charley Hadclitfc), s.doon Ryiin Wm B, Imarding-house SALISBTJBY N J, boots and shoes Scherer Michael, saloon. Standard ave Schroartz Miss Henrietta, dry goods. Main Schtvartz M, clothing, Main Schweiger E. bootmaker. Main Scully .Tames, Cabinet Saloou, Main Seiler AuKuat, saloon. Main SESTON L C. agt U S stage line from Bodie to Hawthorne, Mam Shafer Mrd S A, Chumpion Hotel, Main Siegel ft Co (S Siegel and Charles Alt- schul, cigars and tobacco. Main Sjeuel Siutnund (.Siegel ft Co), Main SIMMONS B X. saloon. Main Smith Mrs Emma J, boarding-house, G reon SMITH MISS JENNIE, lodging- house. Main Snyder L N. agt Life Insurance and Marriage Endowment Soderling August, assayer Soully Mes, saloon Sp >ufe George W, constable. Main Standard Mining Co, Wm Irwin supt, Standard ave Stevens T A, attorney. Main Stewart Alexander B, druggist. Main Stinso n R T , upho lsterer ft uaperhanger STBVCKMANN FBANK P. photo- grapher (D o m o o en o > r o m m H > CO o o HRRDWOOD LUMBER. WHITB BBOM . 1» A IS Mala and 14 A 1« M|Mar Mtrert. M. V. WaiiaN Mtark . Cabinet Woodn. etr. lOUISBBHEHIItH tCO.,^eyja.^*&M',:W",VI 19 YCTST 508 Califomia — Bodie. Sullivan W, blaokmnith and wagon- maker, mill and mininff work Summers J N, meat market, Main Sutton Mrs Annie, lodging-honse, Main Syndicate Mining Co, B K Coloord supt. Main Tavlor B R, supt Noonday Mill and MininsCo TATLCul MBS P B, Cosmopolitan Hotel, Main Teloar Mrs Johanna, lodging-house. Mill The Mono County Bank, Robert Barton pres, H F Hastings cashier. Main Tioga Mining Co, Charles Ooulding s upt. Main TOaEN PE TjBBi saloon, Main TOWER FUNET. Occidental Saloon, Main Tubhs L E, attorney and counselor-at- law TUMUO DOMnnC. propr Maison Dor^e Restaurant and Saloon, Main U S Bakery and Chop Stand, Wilms & Miller proprs Upton E V, real estate and collecting agt Van Voorhies R J, druggist, Main Van Zandt John W, physician and sur- geon Vasey M K, blacksmith, Mill Wagner Jacob, saloon, Main Wagner John, saloon and restaurant. Main Walheim P, bootmaker, Main Walker D, physician. Main WABREA H 8 ft J H. city meat market. Main Warrington Rev F M, pastor M E Church, cor Green and Fuller Weber IVed, blacksmith and wagon- maker "WEEKLT STAHDABB HEW8." H Z Osborne and E R Cleveland proprs, cor Mono and Mill Wells J (Wells & Kilpatriok), Main Wells & Kilpatrick (J Wells and A Kil- Satrick), loundry and machine shop, Iain West Charles H, hardware and general merc handise, Main WHEATON OEOBOE H (Wheaton & Luhrs), Main WHEATOH ft LUHBS (O H Wheaton and N C Luhrs), general merchandise and agents Caufornia Powder Co, Main ' Vhite M rs C A, locUnng-house, Main /HITEHILL J M (T M Luther & Co), Main Willard Frank P, notary public and in- surance agt, Main WHUAMSOV MISS MATTIE, dressmaking. Main W ilms Henry (Miller & Wilms), Main WINDSOR HOUSE. Malcolm Mc Sween, Main Wolf M P (Reinsteiii & Wolf), Main Wright Henry K, druggist. Main BODIES LIV E P APERS. DAILY FREE PRESS, AND Weekly Standard-News. OSBORNE & CLEVELAND, Proprietors. E. It. ("LKVELAND. II. 'A. OSHOKNE. The Daily Free Press is published in the richest mining county in Califor- nia, and it is thoroughly reliable on all matters of mining and local news. It is the only daily paper published in Mono, Alpine, Inyo or Tuolumne ('ounties, and has % general circulation in these counties. It is the official organ of Mono, and has a large circulation. The Weeklv Stanpard-News is published on Wednesday of each week, and contains all the news of the week carefully selected and arranged. Those who wish to keep thoroughly posted on the mining operations of Mono County should subscribe for either the Daily Free Press or Weekly Standard-Newh. Terms; Dally, SIO per year. SO for Mix monthH. 9S for three months. The Weekly Is mailed post paid for SS per year, la advance. •3 far six months. Address, OSBORN£ 4p CLEVZXAND, BOOIE, MONO CO..^ CAL. Al ( PRISON CELLS. No. )M7 •*«a:.r*.-sK..'3r> CALVIN nuhmg t son. i ab< Ml col ^ «N 1 ay, Board, 1RM.OO per Week. Mrs. Elizabeth McConnell, Main Street. Bodief Mono County. Oal. C^ 7^ 00 r^ The Accommodafiiona are First-Claas in Every Particular. '^ Terms: $1.50 to 2.50 per day. Board, $8.00 per week. N, S. Sta^^o Company's Stages Arrive at and Leave from Door of this House. Opposito Pest Offioe. Main St., Bodie, Cal. Malccm McSween, Proprietor. BOGUS. SiSKivou County. A post-office; popu- lation about 150. McCLIHTOCK W"^. postmaster BOLINAS. Marin County. A post-otticc, 8 miles from Oluma and .'iO miles southwest of San Kufaul. Alexander Kev M H, Methodist clergy n>an Anderson Peter, captain achooner Ei^pi nonit Andrews D O, layman Hikilie U I), farmer Betten Henry, dairyman IMeoncs Publo, phyHician Biesley John, dairy Honetti R, dairy Bowen P L, dairy Brown .Tohn. captain schooner AiUline BUEOE GEO. botol Carter John, dairy Clark Samuel, justice of the peace and farmer Cleveland Rev J J, clergyman M £ Church Crandell W O L, justice of the peace Cottingham R T, stage and express line Eistin , physician Elphic John, poultry Eskoot A T), poultry Feeney F \V, notary public Feeney Matthew, cooper Friend J G, constable (larzoli Pan, dairy Oenaz/.i Thos, dairy (»erratt Tom, saloon (ribsm H H, stage line (iibson J C, general merchandise Hodson George, farmer Ingerman A, dairy Ingram H, farmer Johnson Thos, shipbuilder and captain U S Life-Boat Station LauiTC A, dairy McCoj' John, dairy Mc'Curdy Sam, farm and lumber McGovern S, farmer McKenncn Hugh, poultry McMullcn I), farmer and lumber Morse B (i, dairy Mors ! J H, poultry Nott A B, dairy Nott I^onard, constable I'edrotti James, dairy Pedrotti M, dairy Petar C, dairy -n • oo c/9 CD CO oo en UIDny/nnn IIIIIDCD WHITBRROS.. l»AlffMalnand 14A10|i|pear nAnUll UUU LUiflDCni «it,».F. 0«k. A«h, Hickory, Maple, Cherry, etc. MAiaoNio oiriTiTS, ^aMf..«'«a.y«g at WOllCMOWi * Ctt.. • PMt MtrMt, m. W. All 510 California — Bolinaa-Brady's Ranch. Kandftll R L, dairy Sayers Frank, farmer Simoao.. Oeo, poultry Steele A, farmer Stinson N H, dair^ Strain £, dairy Strain Henry, dairy Strain Robert, dairy Stuart John, farmer Tomaa^i Noah, dairy Weeka S P, farmer and poultry Wheeler T H, poultry ' W, dairy Wilkina W BONANZA SPRINGS. ^AKE County. Poat-otfice Lower Lake. 2 milea from Adama Spriiiga, and milea from Lower Lake. Fern H, propr Bonanza Springa BOONVILLE. Mendocino County. A poat-oHice, 25 milea from Ukiah, the county seat. HUNT ft DILLIHQHAM. general merchandise Rupe D 0, blacksmitli and wagonmaker Stapp J N, hotel and saloon BORDEN. FRE.SNO County, A post, express and telegraph ottiue on the line of the S. P. R. R., li) miles from Fresno; popula- tion 400. Asjuirra P, butcher Hope & Edwards, blacksmiths Levy H, general merchandise Ijewiu Steve, constable Lively J H, hotel MAHASSE NATHAN, general mer- chandise Walters Edward, saloon BOSTON RANCH. BurrE County. See Hurleton. Post-otHce Oroville. BOSTON RAVINE. Nevada County. See Grass Valley. BOULDER CREEK. Santa Cruz County. A post-office, 15 milea north of Santa Cruz. Baldwin A J, aaloon Chase S H & Co, aaw-mill Clifford C, grooerioi Crediford W S, carpenter Denniaen Geo, hotel Df xter L W, planing-mill Elliott J, hotel Harmon O K, aaw-mill Newell F W, blacksmith Paacal & Potter, blackamitha and wheel- wrighta Peery J A , ahingle-mill Pcery J VV, aaw-mill PERKINS J S, general merohandiae and poatmastor Rambo ft" H, general merchandise Taylor J, aotel BOULDIN ISLAND. San Joaquin County. A post-office. Bagjjfe T, farmer Billings W H, farmer Campbell A B, farmer Cathera Thomas, farmer Eg^erling H, farmer Hahn C & B, farmer Holabcr P, firmer Mcljachlan W^ni, farmer Pratt E L, fanner Schultz F, farmer Schultz L, farmer Servson John, farmer Shelbey Albert, blacksmith Sykora Wni, farmer V oormau H, farmer Watson C F, farmer Wrobiotr Henry, general merchandise and postmaster BOURNES LANDING. Mendooino County. See Gualala. CO ^ oo *^ SlEI C^ V BBS BA' •« Ken ^Kra en a> CO E en B Con • cs e frc ^E ^IHB an g en AMI W(l SB Baoit ^ • BRI C3 bei SH MM WHPtE. M Spear m, I rr 1H( •an VmnelM*. i OS c/> CO CaK/omia — Brandy City-Brid(jeport. 511 BRANDY CITY. Sierra County. PoHt-offloe Camnton ville; 12 miles weflt of Downieville. BAVOUSET 0* g ncral merohandise Kendall Geo, expresatnan Kramer Geo, hotel aiul livery BRENTWOOD. Contra Cohta County. A post, ex- ftresa and telegraph office '27 miles rom Martinez, on the Northern K. R. and Sivn Pablo and Tulnre R. K. AMBERO JOSEPHi proprietor Brent- wood Hotel Baoigalupi L, liquors BRENTWOOD HOTEL, Joseph Am- bera proprietor BUNTENBACH AUOUST, harness- maker CARET & DAVIS (J F Carey and S V Davis), hhicksmitliii and wagnnmakers CilRET J F (Carey & Davis) Carey J E VV, justice of the peace Carleston Andrew J, proprietor Grant Hotel DAVIS S P (Carey & Davis) Diefenbucii A, hiitc cr ESTABROOK R. agent Central Paoitio R K and Wells. FHrgo k Co and manager Western Union Tele- araph Co OAAaER Ni blacksmith and wa^on- maker, repairer of all ngricultural im- f)lements, horseshoeing and general )1aok8mithin£( GRANT HOTEL R Reynolds propri- etor ORUNATJER LOUIS, dry and fancy goi Is, clothinjr, bouts and shoes, hats and caps, groceries, hardware, tin- ware, crockery, liquors, drugs, oils, paints, cigars and tobacco, general murchni'dise, wool and grain and postniustor Liebor \i, general merc handise McCABE FRANK. (McCabe and SaiidiTs) McCABE A SANDERS (Frank Mc- Cabe and VV F Sanders), general mer- chandise Mi>tt H V, ijhysicinn REYNOLDS R. propr Grant Hotel Sanders D W, Brentwood Meat Market SANDERS W F. (MoCabe & Sanders) Walker W A, carpentf-r Winning Rev E A, clergyman, (Metho- dist) McCABE & SANDERS, Deulurx in Dry Goods. Clothing. Boots i Shoes. Hats I Caps HARDWARE, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, CITTLRRV. KTV. BRIDGEPORT. Colusa County, See Sycamore. BRIDGEPORT. Mkni>ocino County. See Miller. BRIDGEPORT. Mono Co(!nty. A post, express and telegraph office and the county seat. A thriving little town, situattHl in the *' Big Meadows," a valloy of about four miles tircuit, producing hay and grain, ami pasturing a groat number of cattle. The population of the town is about 5(K>, with a Mplciulid Court House, costing §30,000, and a hand- some school building. Bridgeport is now reached by ata^e from Bodie. Altitude about 7,000 feet above sea level. Allen Aiulrew H, hotel Anton C B, constable Barstow Rev O L, clergyman (Metho- dist) "BRIDGEPORT CHRONICLE UNION," (weekly), U M & A C Folger Briggs R M, superior judge BROWN JOE A, general merchandise Bryant A F, general merchandise Butler F, justice of the peace Chapman Itoliert, painter, glazier and pajx'rhanger Davies T W W, county attorney Deal D L, coroner ami public adminis- trator FOLOER A C. "Bridgeport Clironiule Union" FOLOER R M, "Bridgeport Chronicle Union" Gahen E, livery stable (Jrceley J L, atty and counselor-at-law Gurney E, butcher c (0 c > m o o o &0 HARDWOOD lUMBER, WHITRBKOM.. I»A IS Main and 14 A l«iSp«'ar Mt, ». V. Hubs, topokea. Rims, Poles, Shaftii etc^ *• mtummm m\smmmHtm,^eZi^^n'sssso^j^'4r^ruA m^rp 512 California — Bridgeport-Brown's Valley. HAINES J El telegraph operator Hays D & Bros, gbueral merchandise and sole agts Forrester Submorged Pump Hughes P G, blacksmith and wagon- maker Huntoon & Hamelton, liquors Kilgore Charles, uropr Union Market Leavitt H L, hol O EH O o MOWNSVILLE, Yuba Cocnty. A pust-ofRee, 32 miles northeast of Marysville; many fine orckiirds and valuable mines are in the vicinity. Crane L T & Bro, sawmills Hawkins, Haairloy & Co, general mer- chandise Howell \Vm, hotel JinesRev K S, clergym.ui (Methodist) Knox Martin, hotel M >rton & Kniersoii, butchers SHATTUCH ED. clerk .Shatcuck F F, gi-neral merchaudise BRUSH CREEK MILLS. Mkndoi'INO Cou.ntv. Post-otlice Punta A'enas. Felben .fe .Savage (Thos Fellien and G H Savajie), proprs Bfiisli Creek Mills 8UCHANAN. Fkksso ( 'ouN I'v A pust-ofhco, 22 miles north of I'Vcsiio; |.')U inhabitants. BANATTA FRANK, postmaster lirown.loseph, liotel aijd goiieral mer- cliandise Holley Jolia (', sah»on SHAEF C'BRIN. retired merchant Wooloock P, bla postmaster and gen- eral merchandise BUENA VISTA. Amador County. Post-office lone; 12 miles West of Jackson; population 100. COOK MRS E A, dry goods groceries and hardware Prichard Frank M Russell Richard, blacksmith, carriage- maker and horseshoer BUENA VISTA. STANiHLArsCorNTY. Post-offiec Knights Ferry; 30 miles northe.ist of Modesto. Foster P B, waddles (Jrayaon L> F, hotel (Jrayson I, hotel Head Herbert, bl.acksmith Morse C A, wlieelw rij^ht Norton P B, harness and saddles I'eilrix Fi, saloDii RANDALL BENJAMIN, general iU' rehaiulise Roberts T; toll-bridge BULL ARDS BAR. Yi'UA County. A post-oflice, 35 miles from Marysville on the Cainptcnville road. BUSS A C, hotel BUSS M, poBtniistrc.08 (iove A J, saloon and store (love Gardner, saloon Labadie L & C E, saw-mill Mix H G, hotel OO CO ^ CD CO CO CO CO % a CO — i HARDWOnO I IIMRFR .!I!*^'!itj''.¥*'****-.<.i^.^ i'^^^*^*'! v*i\ ** ^ !5* «ip*-ar Ht.ll. F. BlMck WiOaut, 8|muliih Cedar Veneera ■■• Hoi IILEH, TOGGLE i CO., WEXmil HUBD WOODS,"^*ngJgia^y' 1^ & s o o 00 California — 5utte Valley-Calico. 515 BUTTE VALLEY. Plumas County. Post-office Pratt ville; 27 milt^s northwest of Quiacy; popula- tion 60. Drake E K, saloon McBETH JAMES) general merchan- dise Miller Mrs L A, hotel and general mer- chandise BUZZARDS' ROOST. Shasta County. ENSIGN LEWIS, general merchandise and saloon BYRNE S STORE. San Mateo County. Post-office San Mateo; 6 miles west of San Mateo. FITZGERALD T. saloon BYRON. Contra Costa County. A press and telegraph office, post, ex- 16 milep from Tracy and 13 miles from Antioch. BTRON HOTEL. Henry Wilkeninz proprietor Cttsselman W J, agt C P R R and W. F * Co Doherty W K, physician and 8iirget>n Krvine T H, constable FAMAN P & CO(P Fahian and L l^viiibky), general merchandise and postmaster Fish & Blum, grain warehouse French N G, ingr Mead's Hot Springs H<.tcl Heiser Adam, bootmaker Ja<|uilbird Theobald, blacksmith and horacshoer Johnston W H, postmaster and news- dealer Mead's Hot Springs, Miss Thompson propr PEERS CHARLES. 8nlo»>, wines, li(|Ui>rs and cigars, and billiarii hill, also constable Phelps T F, blacksmitlj Severn Silas, licjuors Shafer T, carpenter Thompson Miss Helen, propr Hot .S prings WILKENING HENRY, propr Byron Hotel and Saloon Helen choice a tine Mead's BYRON HOT SPRINGS. Contra Costa County. Post-office Byron. French N G, hotel CABBAGE PATCH. Yuba County. Post-office Wheatland. Foster T, hotel Yolo County, tion 113. CACHE CREEK. See Madison; popula- CACHEVILLE. Yolo County. See Yolo. CAHTO. Mendocino County. A post and ex- press office, and trading post for Long Valley, 45 miles from Ukiah on the Cloverdale and Humboldt stage road. Benton J B, saddles and harness Simpson Bros, general merchandise SIMPSON & WHITE, hotol, general merchandise and post-office Ward J D, liiiuors Williams S G, blacksmith San Bernakdino office. CALICO. County. A post- Bartlett Wm C, hi\y yard Blasdel Davis, saloon, restaurant and bakery Cohn Max & Co, saloon Cooko H, saloon Cook Mrs, hotel Folsom & Switzer, druggists ami assay- ers James A, general merchandise •lordau J A B, saloon and hay y^rd Mc(.'oUouj,'h I*, saloon MILLER J M< M^"^f<^l merchandise and li(|U()r» Ncfde & Barbour, hotel Redman Michael, shoemaker Smith J B, Ilia- ks,inith Soule W H fi, general merchandise Steer & Noel, saloon Stavens H B, hotel Vincent & Overshine, print«rs CO CO c CO c o m o o oo oo 7A CO GO OO C3 HUDWOOD LUMBER, VrHI'iTBBROIH. IS 4k IS DlaSs ttnd 14 A lAMunar Ht, M. F ConaterTopM, Mrwel PostM. Balatiit'ra. I' !; r I. i; m Z IS ■i I LOUIS BBWEBimii I CO.. >.'53g!g^aar.ja.^.vi 19 %sn:v7 H CO s It !•' *l -5 02 M O a t Pi 516 Ccdifornia — Caliente-Callaha/n's Ranch. CALIENTE. Kern County. A post, express and telegraph office ou the Southern Pa- cific R. B., 22 miles from Sumner. CCCHBANWMA, hotel Macking Fred, blacksmith and wagon- maker Miller & Walters, hotel Muller Chas, general merchandise CALISTOGA. Napa County. A post, express and telegraph office; is charmingly situated at the terminus of the Napa Valley Branch of the Calif oniia Pacific R. R., where the stages start for the differ- ent springs and towns in Lake County. It has a population of about 500, maintained by tourists and agricul- ture; it is 72 milos from Sau Francis- co and 8^ from St. Helena. Adler R C, agt C P R R and Wells, Far- go & Co Boesch Edmund, watchmaker Bounsall Bros (R C and C C Bounsall), hardware and stoves Boyce W P, constable Boynton G F, undertivker Brown J B, blacksmith and hardware Bryant W S, real estate Calistoga House, C Ji Young propr Chesebro J A, propr Magiioliiv Hotel Collins S W, justice of tlio peace, notary public and agt for Viuicultural Land Agency Cook Mrs J, millinery and fancy goods Cook Jacub, liquors and vegetables DavMson J K, fiour -mill DECKER PORTER, manager Harbin Springs Livery Stable Dobbins Rev H H (Presbyterian) Fisher W F, livery Francis James H, general merchandise Friedberg M, general merchandide Gardner A M, physician Getleson H & Co (H (Jetles m and S W Newbaur), general merchandise Frauss Joseph, bakery Haeckl Louis, hotel Harley N W, insurance agt HARTMEYER & AOAMSON (G F Hartmeyer and Newton Adanison), carriage, house and sign painters HEIM MARTIN, wines, lile Janes W C, supt C and M Ditch Late George, stock raiser NYE D B) general merchandise and poBtmaster Sanford N F, groceries and justice of the peace Toda J, meat market Vieusscux (i, general merchandise and agt Wells, Fargo & Co Wooley Wm, saloon CAMPO SECO. Tuolumne County. Post-oftice James- town; 4 miles south of Sonora EVEBHART MRS general merchandise Smith P B, water agt MARGARET, CAMPTONVILLE. Yuha Cotr.NTY. A post, express and telegraph office, 41 miles northeast from Marysville, iJS miles from Sacra- mento; reached by way of Marysville; population 400. BaIIEH. TUG61E t CO.. WEXIOII H«RD WOODS. ~ " ~" " i«lr ' ' I s I o California — Camptonville-Capiatrano. 519 Calvin Wm H, drugs, notioiu and post- master Clark A B, shoemaker Cochrane £, jeweler Dameille F, hotel and livery Douglas Geo, dentist Erwin Joseph, blacksmith Gassner M J, tanner Gerweiner Casper, shoemaker Gray Chas, saloon Gray Jaa, dry goods Grover W H, livery Jackson E T, painter Joh)i8on 11 M, livery stable Marrow & Verrell, carpenters McLellan J general merchan- dise, postmaster, insurance agt and agt VV, F & Co's Express Rawann C B, wool grower CO CO c o m o o CO CO CO CO CO i* ' I HMDWOOO LUMBER WHITB BB08.. 18 * IS Mala and 14 * 10 Spear f iit,M.r. Oak, Aah, Hickory. Maple. Ckerry.ete. LOUIS mwmin t co.. kMiae ■BS. «f;«r «••«■ towev thaa mmy la the cnty. 11» Mvatcaaersr M. 520 CoZi/omia — Capistrano-Caapar. Riverin Frank, blaoksmith aqd wagon- maker Roblea Juan, grocer Hosenbanm H G, fanner and stook raiser &ALABERRI JUAN ft CO. general merchandise and liquors Simar Marcel, physician Viejo Mari Mission, wool grower CARBONDALE. AuADUR County. See May. CARBONDALE. Los Angeles County. A post-office. OLIVER THOMAS J> postmaster and general merchandise I' IS ST I CARMELO. Monterey Cointy. Post-office Mont- erey. Situated 5 miles south of Monterey, and 20 miles south of Sali- nas. The old San (Jarlos Mission is the chief feature here. BENNETT JOHN B> teacher at Mis- sion Berwich W, fruit and farm produce Bralee Thomas, farmer and builder Gregg Joseph W, cheese and butter Hatton Wm, propr "Del Monte Dairy" King Joseph, saloon King Joseph & Co, general merchandise Machada C, gardener and fruit raiser Martin .Tohn, capitalist Mea postmaster CASCADE. Plumas Cot'sry. Post-office La Porte. Williams John W, saloon CASHINS' STATION. San Liis Onisro County. Post-c ffice Paso Koblcs. Dean K, hotel Benmdow VV E, saloon CASHINS THOMAS, hotel Farley Father, clergyman (Catholic) CASPAR. Meni)0( iNo County. A post, express and telegrajjli olHie; reached by the North I'acilic ('oast K. R. and cou- nectiny stage lines, or Pacific Coast steamers. It is lUO miles from San FVanci-sco and 80 miles by stage from Duncan Mills. Bromley D, blacksmith CASPAR LUMBER CO. general mer- chandise and lumber DE CAMP C E. postmaster Gresor J, blacksmith Heldt Danl, saloon Heldt Geo, livery Kelley Frank, general store King John, saloon PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAIiVlN MUTTIMU * liOn, Prvprletom. ALIEN. »; o McDo] J*? McDo tr' Vani^ $ 5 •« Shast jE Crec fron '» HAN D P4 MONT and » Pac o erey 1-9 a pc aftc o dep< +a cult S> 18 a lead lUL miH. TUGGU t CO. Blacit Walnut Lumhef. Ill m4 Ml apcar mu, »■■ Fnwelae*. California — Caspar-Ceda/rvilU. 621 McDonald Geo, -"loon McDonald John (-"^ \ Van Ahwen M .1 '. CASTLE ROCK. Shasta County. Post-office Hazel Creek. A stage station on the road from Bedding to Koaeberg. HANLON B> hotel t.nd farmer CASTROVILLE. Monterey County. A post, express and telegraph office on the Southern Pacific R. U., fifteen miles from Mont- erey and 8 miles from Salinas, and has a population of 800. It was named after J. B. Castro, £s^. The place depends upon stock-raising and agri- cultural interests for its support. It is also the junction for the railroad leading to Monterey. Black S (Black & Son) Black & Son (S and V D Black), flour- ing-mill Black V D (Black & Son) Casey Patrick, saloon Childs Wm, justice of the peace Dutchcr J M (Wood, Dutcher & Co) Enck C, hairdresser Faneuf £ R, blacksmith Gilson W H, postmaster and agt Wella, Fargo Sl Co Grandpre H D, harness and saddles Henry Walter, saloon Hutt W, bootmaker Jordan P, groceries and liquers Keatinu L B, general merchandise King M, hotel Knoch V, meat market LongkOy A H, stoves and tinware Mathews Monroe, hairdressing Merritt M K (Wootl, Dutcher & Co) Mills John, hotel Mitchell J W, general mcrchui^diso Parker John, physician and drugs Patterson Alexander, operator W U Telegraph Co Pierson W S, agt SPUR Pomber J M, livery stable and constable Pomber R, liquors Rairdoii .lohn, harness and saddles WALSH H F, liquors and tobaccos VVatson J K, varieties Whitchor C R, blacksmith Wood, Dutcher & Co (T Wood, J M Dutcher and M R Merritt), general merchandisa Wood T (Wood, Dutcher k Co) Wright A. painter Zanoline B^ Ml"on Zimmennann W, lalooa CATALINA ISLAr^D. Los AnoELES County, Post-office Wil- mington. Dunn &; Bryant, wholesale fish dealers and salt Johnson J C, sheep raiser Wbittley F P, sheep raiser CATHAY. Mariposa County. A post-office, ASHLEY Ji postmaster DICKENSON & ASHLEY, grocers 7^ CO CAVE CITY. Calaveras County. Post-office Mil- ton; 12 miles east of San Andreas. Nichols George, general merchandise and hotel CAYOTE MILLS. Mendocino County. Post-office Porno. Cleveland N B, miller Cleveland Robt, mill engineer CLEV ELLin) W JASPER, propri- etor Cuyote Flour Mills CAYUCAS. San Luis Obisfo County. 183 miles from San Francisco by steamer. Lane W T, justice of the peace GO CECILVILLE. Siskiyou County. A post-office. Sightman Geo W, general merchandise CEDARVILLE. Mod >c CorsTY. A post-office *23 miles east of Alturas; r>.-ttchc''g'#tei^ 522 California — Ceda/rviUe-CentrevUle. Long A K, justice of the peace Monohamp J, hotel Romero & Puroell, aaloon Roberts William, wagonmaker Stiner Miss, millinery Woldenbnrg & Co, general morohandise Woodson Mrs P A, postmistress and millinery Wylie Jas, blacksmith CENTERVILLE. BuiTE County. See John Adams. CENTERVILLE. See Potter Val- Mendooino County, ley. CENTERVILLE. Modoc County. I'ost-office Alturas, 15 miles west. BOBERTS W B, general merchandise and hotel CENTERVILLE. Shasta County. Post-office Shasta, 7 miles west of Redding; ii miles south of Shasta. BRINCARD & MINVILLE, general merc handise CONKLIN' TmOTHT. general mer- chandise CENTRAL. Colusa County. See Williams. Santa Maria CENTRAL CITY. Barbara County. See Santa CENTRAL HOUSE. Butte County. A post-office; 12 miles south of Oroville. Hefne r Phillip, stock raicer HUTCHINS JOHN S. postmaster HirTCHINS JOHN S & T. stock raisers Will John, blacksmith CENTRAL POINT. Mkrced County. A post-office. Barbie F, wagonmaker Drummond John Q, supt San Joa<]^uin and King's River Canal and Irriga- tion Co DUNBAR H> postmaster Leach Rev J W (Methodist) Miller & Lux. general merchandise Stockton W J, blacksmith merchandise and CENTREVILLE. Alameda County. A post, express and telegraph office. Situated in a fertile agricultural and vineyard country, 33 miles from San Fruticisoo and 3 miles from the Central Pacific Ti. H. at Niles station. It also has a traoiway communication with the steamer landing at Newark. P< pulation 500. Allen C H, physician Beck D H, general harnessmaker Hrinkmann .T L, saloon Buteuu S A, physician Dies M C, saloon Dodge S B & Co (S B Dodge), general mer chandise EUREKA SALOON, Samuel Sand- holt propr Prates Frank A, saloon Gregory H C, livery stn' ' ■ and stage line Hagan James, stoves and tinware, plumber and ^astitter and undertaker Hall S H, physician Hilton F H, ixwtmaker Huxley Thomas, uttorney-at-law Joseph Enos, bootmaker Lewis Mrs B J, pronr United States Hotel, also feed stable Lowry DC & Co (D C Lowry, John McLaughlin and Peter Lowry), butchers Lucio Joseph, bootmaker Morter & Mosher (Wm Morter and Hugh Mosher), blacksmiths and wagonmakers Muuyan A, watchmaker Nelson Thomas, butcher NIEHAUS EDWARD (Sak k Co) REIS JOHN, cabinetmaker, manufac- turer spring beds, etc Riser G C, stoves and tinware, plumb- ing, etc Riser A Smith (C W Riser and R A Smith), blacksmiths Robertson J W, carriagcmaker SALZ & CO (Sigmund Salz and Edward Niehaus), general merchandise, agt Wells, Fargo & Co and Western Union Telegraph Co SALZ SIOMUND (Salz & Co), post- master CO CO CMVIN IIUniNG i SON, aser maiw mtbbist. man fmamcisco. Iron Do«rm Bank Ta«lt«, BCe. k\m. TUBGIE t CO.. euLauarxv txtooods ear STm. Ill MMI »<» Mpear StrMt, CaW/omio — CentreviUe-Chico. 623 SANDHOLDT SAMUBL. Eureka Sa- loon Silvera Manuel, barber shop and baths Smith G M, carpenter and builder Smith R A (Riser St Smith) Tifoohe I J, saloon Trefry J A, constable and auctioneer United States Hotel, Mrs B J Lewis propr Walton Wm J, blacksmith and wagon- maker Woodhams C H, harncssmaker and sad- dler TAXES W Ai jwtice of peace, notary public, and insurance conveyancer and collector CENTREVILLE. Fresno Countv. See King's River. CERES. Stanislaus Oouni-v. A post and ex- ureos office on the Southcin Pacific R. R., 5 miles from Modesto. Annear J G, bbicksmitli Avcrill & Hall, blacksmiths Canfield Wm, painter CROSS J Hi general merchandise Curry Rev W C, clergyman (Methodist) Lee C, propr Lee's Temperance House Service, Hatch Sc Co, warehouse Starks & Service, general merchandise Tynan T E, warehouse Welcli Mr?, dre-samakor and millinery Wliitmore Daniel, propr Cores Flouring Mills and wureiiouso Whitmore & Howard, meat market, billiard saloon and hairdressers Woodbridge D K, hotel CERRO GORDO. A post-office, i;J5 miles miles Inyo County, by stage from Mojave, and 40 southeast of Independence. Alberts B, restaurant BELSHAW J T & 00. general mer- chandise Cerro Gordo Freighting Co CHALK BLUFF. Nevada County. Post-office You Bet. Hussey, Hayward & Co, proprs Irish IHtch Co, J Sp»auldin^ supt Hussey Ino, mining claim Irish Ditch Co, J Spaulding sunt Spaulding J, supt Irish Ditch Co CHARLESTON. Mrrokd County. A post-office. Dis- tant from county seat 41 miles. BAMBAUEB CHAS. hotel and saloon, and postmaster CHEROKEE. Butte County. A post and office, and pleasant little miles north of Oroville. telegraph place, 12 Bader C, liquors Bagnelle Mrs, hotel Benjamin F, physician Blackburn W R, saloon Derrick A S, liquors Glass L, notary public HoUop P, bootmaker Hornsman H, liquors Knowls M, confectionery Medowich G, iiMuors Miller & Vogt, butchers Nix F H, notions O'Hair J K, general merchandise Rogers J H, postmaster and drug store Rowe Bros, liquors Ryan A, hotel Smith J S, blacksmith shop Spring Valley Commercial Co (C Wal- deyer, L Glass and Mrs R Wolf), general merc handise WELOTJOHBT N. hotel and justice of the peace Williams W H, supervisnr CHEROKEE. Nevada County. See Patterson. CKLSfER. Mekced CouN-i-Y. A post-office. ROBINSON £ F. hotel and ferryman CHICO. Butte Coi-nty. On the line of the Oregon Division of the Central Paci- fic R. R., 95 miles above Sacramento. Population, nearly 4,000. Chico is one of the prettiest places in the State ; is the largest and wealthiest town in the county, and is dependent upon the agricultural, vinicultural and mining int^^sts for snpport. It is in a prosperous condition and its outlook is emphatically bright. The climate is good and the society excellent. Its streets are broad and smooth, and are beauti- o o > r o m PI O S o o HARDWOOD LUMBER. WHITE BROS.. IS * l» Main •■d 14 * 1« linear lit. m. V. CoanterTop*. Newel Prate, Balaetenu s LOUIS BBtVEHIIIiH t CD,/TOaifSi«*fifr^7?tfyt;;^£y^ 624 CO CO £ OD i I Hi California — C/iWO. full^ ihaded with forest tree*. The busmeaa houses are well 'and tastily built, while the private residences pro- sent a most attractive appearance. Re- ligious denominations any tho cool gray mountain topti, anil then a broad expanse of waving grain as far almost as the edge of the horizon, to bo again shut out and replaced by a C'>ol, limpid brook running along it« pciiceful way, while the tall trees guarding its banks are env. l<>p(d and draped with wild grape vines, forming arches tiiid lace work over its mirrored surface, reminding one forcibly of Arcadia's wiiulrous ))eauties. 8uch is but tt mild and wholly iiudu- quate noting of one of Californi is best wonders; and when one c iisiders that where now is situated this incomparable property there was -aily a barren plain when the general locateil it twenty-tive years ago, it seems as though he must have possessed Aili; CAIVIR NUniHG t SON. Km. TOGGLE I CO.. OAK PLANK. "gfRaaar- California — Chico. 526 Chioo Om and Water Co, A H Chap- man prea and auut CHICO IRON WOBKS. M L Mery proprietor Chioo Lumber Co, Chapman ft McKay propra "Cam MOENINO CHRONICLE." A J Brown proprietor Churchill A W, aaloon Clarke B F, phyaioiati Clifton H D ft Co, anloon Coggina C 8, planing mill and box fac- tory Cohn D S ft Co (D S and S Cohn), gen- eral merchandise Cole J F, saloon Collins B, attornoy-nt-l«w Collins Kev J H, (ilerj-ynian (Methodist) Conly John, pres Bank of Chico Cowfes H P (Walker* Cowles) Crapo 1} W^hysician CRaW a H. cashier Bank of Chico Croius-mt Chas, brewery CR08ETTEOE0 H, proprietor "Butte Kecord" and "Daily Kvuuiiijj Record" Crum F A, dentist Curtis Chas, carriages Daily C M, barber Daly J T, attoruey-ut law and notary public David V, insurance agt, lumber, grain and hay Davidson H B, agt C V U 11 Davis C A, physician Davis F K, marble works Davison Janiea, saloon Dooloy Thos S, restaurant Draper Wm, bontniakor Dunn ft Barley (.) F Dunn and A M Barley), grucerii's Dunn. I F(Dunii A Barley) Dunn K K, livi-ry st.ible Durst (J W (Durst ft Hart) Durst ft Hart (ii \V Durst and T B Hart), bakery Eimies Wm (Ackerinan ft Fames) Earll Wm (Hubb:ird ft Karll) Eitel J M Frank, drugs and varieties Kvans Morris (Shuarcr & Kvans) Fargo ft Frost (l^afayettu Fargo and O F Frost), blacksmiths Fargo Lafayette (Fargo ft Frost) Farrell ft Co (I* () Hair), hardware, stoves and tinware Faulkner Chas, cashier Bank of Butte County, agt Wells, Fargo ft Co and insurance agt Fetters Chas (Fetters ft Williams) Fetters ft Williams (Chas Fetters and F C Williams), furniture, betiding and undertaking Fink He nry, aaloon and barber KI WKWAM C E, superintendent Sierra Lumber Co OO Finnegau ft Aoherman (Mr* M Finne- gan and Mra O Aokerman), dreaa- making Fiunegan Mra M (Finnegan ft Aoker- man) Finnegan Mra P J, millinery Ford T L, attomey-at-law Founce W It (Stilson ft Founce) FRANET J F* merchant tailor Frost Geo F (Fargo ft Frost) Frye H H, photographer Gaskin W li, blacksmith Gifford A J, attorney-ut-law and notary public Goodday M ft Co (M Goodday and Mar- cus Brealauer), general merchandise Graf ft Hamilton (Lawrence Graf and Theo Hamilton), Chico Plow Worka Graf liawrenco (Graf ft Hamilton) Graves G W, druggist HairPO(FarreU&Co) Hallet Andrews, jnsticu of the peace, notary public and conveyancer Hallet I{ (Hallet ft Loy) Hallet ft Loy (H Hallet and M V Loy), furniture and carpets Hamilton Theo (Graf ft }faniilton) Hart Miss V A, restaurant Hurt T B (Durst ft Hart) Heath W D, vice-pros Bank of Chico Henderson Wm, pliysician Henry A, saloon, K S Rego agt Henshaw Park, attorney-at-law and no- tary public Hermie W A (Stokes ft Hermie) Hibbard A A (Hibbard ft Somnier) Hibbard ft Soinmer (A A Hibbard and C.I Soni'msr), w.itches, jewelry, books, stationery and musical iuHtrunionts Hildruth L A, postmaster Hito A E, fruits, nuts, candies, etc, and boarding and lodgini; H.)bart C V ft Co (C V Hobart), grain buyers and insurance agts HOOLE EJ)WARD. proprietor "Chico Enterprise" Hubbard ft Earll (C H Hubbard and Wm Earll), luird-uiro, iron, steel and agricultural implements Hutchison J A, ft-ed ciTral Jackson Eugene A, barlicr Jackson J S, physician JACKSON PETER, hurber Johnson J T, wa<,'oimiuker .Johnson Keet, furuituit? repairer Johnson N ft Sou (Chas X and Newman Johnson), groceries King W Z, dentist Klingst E Henry, watches and jewelry Knolton A L, county surveyor Kunz Christian, saloon Leaman C H, school asaeasor and col- lector 7^ &o oo 3 CO CO en ';»!i'd HI' J. .'. %^ m HI m^^ WWm N SI wS MiW M»1^H li AOnUUnnn l IIIMDCQ WHITK BROIt., la * » mmUt xnC 14 * 1« llpe«v nAnUllUUU LUmDCni St.**. F. BlMk WalnHK.»»Miteli€«dar.ireaeeM. MASONIC OUTFITS, 8o«iety Oooda, etc., at MORCUBOSS * CO., Masonic 'Temple. Mo. O Podt Mtreet, 8. F 526 California — Chico. Lee W & Son CW and Leroy Lee), drug- gists Longdon J B, saloon Longfello-pv & Beckham (J Longfellow and H Beckman), hay^ grain, flour and feed Longfellow J (Longfellow & Beckham) Lowensteiu R, dry goods and clothing Loy M V (Hallet & Loy) Lusk F C, attorney -at-law Mahdeville J C, ice Mansfield H 0, constable Mansfield J H (Burk & Mansfield) Mason C, physician McClure W H, saloun McCormack Bros (J H and R A McCor- niaok), druggists McDonald Geo, wagouinaker McFadyen J, physician McKay W H (Chapman & McKay) McLaugliu Barney, ice McLennan H K, saloon Merwin (Walker & Merwin) HEST M L, Chico Iron Works, foun- dry and machine shop Mej'er August, saloon MidJleham R S, groceries Molitor & Bro (Peter and John Molitor), saloon Mosher Mrs W G, millinery and dress- making Nelson C L, horseshoer Newman J F, stoves and tinware, , plumbing and gasiitting Neubarth J G, cigar mfr Noonan J C, druggist Ormsby J M, bookd and stationery and mgr W U Telegraph Co Oser Morris, dry gootls and clothing PACKWOOD S L. hotel and saloon, comer 8th and Orient, and saloon, corner 2d and Main Peale James, bootmaker Pegden Wm, hotel and groceries Peters P & Bros (Phillip, Henry and Pincus Peters), general merchandise Petersen G F C (Sciiwt'in & Petersen) Plain Jesse, saloon Powers Peter, city bill poster Pritchett W E, saloon Kand J H, attorney-at-law "BEOORD" ('>aily iivtaing), (Joo H Crosette jjroi»rietor Ikgo E S, agt for A Henry Kego Mrs M E, groceries Iteister L A, haniens and saJdles KidcGut N D, pres Bank of Butte Coun- ty, resMaryaville Robbie &, Bruce (Wm Robbie and John W Bruce), ( Z o o o ■ HkRDWOOn LUMBER fWAfiOn STOCK,n;?;T;j??flpe'£V.'s»j»'- 628 California — Chico. CHICO Flour Mills 9 Best Extra Family Flour AND ALL KINDS OF ' rstf,, Mill Stuff Constantly on Hand. JNO. BIDWELL, Proprietor. ALSO, RANCHO CHICO ORCHARD AND GARDEN. HAVE ON HA^a> LARGK QUANTITIES OF EXCELLENT CIDER VINEGAR, Manuiacturtd with care and free from all arlulteratiun. JNO. BIDWELL. Chico, Butte County, California. HUtll. TUGGLE i CO., Ship Plank, all Idnds, l»im Franel«i«o. California — QMco-Cholame Valley. 529 CHICO RESTAURANT AND LODGING HOUSE, CHICO CALIFOBNTA. AI«ck Carpenter, Proprietor. Boiird and Lodging, >•-'' Week $5.50 Board per Week 4.00 Meals 2.5 Lodging, per Nis:fit '25 CHILDS. Santa B a kijara County. A post-offico. Ch'ids A F, goner.O. merchandise, Buell's ilancho CHILES VALLEY. Nap^ Countv. PoHt-oflicc tit. Helena. Chiles J B, flour-njill CHINA FLAT. H''rtinoLivr County. A po8t-oflice. Brown C I„ poatni.i3ter Lampson R M, physician Mann J C, board, lodging, and saloon Mauzo Pablo, harnessmaker and boot- maker Mayor Leonard, butcher McAdams T, general merchandise Melther John, geiu-ral merchandise Morris A, general merchandise Mountain Pass Vineyard and Orchard, J A Groodwia propr, winery, etc, 12 miles from Sonora and '-' miles from Chinese Cump NEVADA STAGE CO, office Garrett House Palmer T E, hairdresser Reininghaus R, merchant tailor and general dry goods Reinshagen Henry W, butcher Solinsky C W H, agt Nevadi\ Stage Co and propr Garrett House VVheelock S C, saloon ' CHINESE CAMP. Tt;oi,tMNK CouJTY. A post and ex- |)russ office, I'J miles south of Sonora. Its n'niu)^ i!itcr?iat, in a local sense, it) (if tmt little importance at this late iLiy, though in the e.w'ii^r period its mines were quite oxtensivo and ex- tremely rioh, and eonti'ihuttMl mucli to the wealth and prosperity of the county. Its people are en;j;aj5ed in a ili\er.sitied system of farming, fruit- rai.siiig, and the production of live stock, ht^iiif, cattle, etc , to which every surrounrliu;^ condition of cli- mate, soil, ami other advantages ne(;es-.ary to the suooe-iH < f such en- tt^rpi'ises, is mlmirahly adapted. CUTTING C Bt notary public, justice of peaci', telegr.'iph operator, post- master, general merchandise, caddies and harness Currie !. 1>, photographer l'iglin'4 liouis, hlackHiiiith and wheel- wright *iarrett House, (' W H Solinsky propr (iootlwin .lames A, orchardist Kcmpston .Fohn, bootmaker CHINO. San Bernardino County. A post- oUice, 25 miles east of San Bernar- dino. Population 120. Fernandz Becinte, general merchandise NOBLE JOHN< general merchandise and postmaster Yount David, blacksmith m oo CHIPPS FLAT. Sibkka County. Post-office Alleghany. r^ small town 1 mile from Alleghany. ANGOVE WM. boarding-house and saloon CRAFTS S S. agt W, F & Co Murphy W G, boarding-house and sa- loon Rainbow Mine, J O Groves supt U> CHOLAME. San Luw Obihpo County. A post- oJlice, 411 miles from San Luis Obispo. Population 10(). RUSSELL DAVID, general merchan- dise and justice of j)eaee CHOLAME VALLEY. MoNTKRKY County. Post-otHce Sole- dad. Fox A A, constable Gould (r S, general merehandiso Hunt T H, justice of the peace ^ ^ CO HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITR KROIi., IH A IS Main and 14 « no Hue Mtreet. 8. F. Oregron Anh. Maple and Aidi-i BSSSS 000 FELLOWS' SOPPLIES, Flac«. B«B»era. etc.. at IVOBCBOSS A <30., Haaoale Temple. Ho. • Post Street, S. F. UlEN, 530 California — Ghualar-Clayton. CO ^" ac e ^S a CHUALAR. Monterey Copnty. A post, express and telegraph office; situated on the line of the Southern Pacific B. R., 11 miles southeast of Salinas City. DROGEJOHNC, postmaster DROGE JOHN C & CO, general mer- chandise Faw Thoa F, Chualar Warehouse Parson Washington, Union Hotel Peterson M, hotel Peterson Peter, blacksmith Pill Chris, hotel Kay John, bootmaker Whisman Chas, agt S P R R aud W U Telegraph Co Whitworth John, agt Chualar Grant CHURNTOWN. Shasta County. Post-office Shasta; 10 miles east of Shasta. BEBO HENRT, general merchandise Hiatt Isaac, saloon CINNABAR. San Benito County. A post-office, 10 miles from Tres P'l^os. Branigan A, dairyman Daveggio S, groceries HAMlfONS A M> assistant post- master Powers A W, physician Thompson A, justice of the peace CISCO. Placer County. A post, express and telegraph office en the Central Pacitic R. R., 50 miles iiortlieast of Auburn; a supply pomt for adjacent mines. Ashburii Joseph, ditch agt CAMPBELL R A, general merchan- dise, hotel and postmaster Crawford O, J gt C P K R and hotel Vaudini E K, operator W U Telegraph Co Willett , freighter CLAIRVILLE. Sonoma County. See Ceyserville. CLARKSBURG. Yolo County. A post and express of- fice, also a steamboat landing, 19 miles below Sacramento on the Sacramento River; is a fruit shipping point. WEBBER D G, general merchandise, postmaster and Wells, Fargo & Co's agent CLARK'S STATION. Mariposa County. A post-office, 25 miles east of Mariposa. BIO TREE HOTEL, Washburn & Bruce proprietors WASHBURN & BRUCE, proprietors Big Tree Hotel WASHBURN JOHN & postmaster CLAY. Sacramento County. On the Amador Branch Central Pacific R. R., 10 miles east of Gait. STEELE THOS, general merchandise and postmaster CLAYTON. Contra Costa County. A post and express office, 12 miles southeast of Martinez. Depends on agriculture for its support. Population 200. Condie John, propr Clayton Hotel Curry James, livery stable DtiMartini Paul, wholesale liquor dealer Green H H, constable Hastie Robert, justice of peace Howe WiUiam, liquurs James Morgan, saloon Nottingham M F, blacksmith, wagon- m.-iker and farmer Reinhart Jus, boot and shoemaker Rhine Chas, general merchandise, post- master, agt W, F & Co, operator Contra Costa Telephone Co, and notary public Rhines Jacob, propr Rhines Hotel Roscher J.is, propr Clayton Brewery RUSCHER JOSEPH, propr Mt Dia- blo Brewery Trette H, blacksmith JOSEPH RUSCHER, MONTE DIABLO BREWERY Clayton, Contra Costa County, TuvmB Caslu CALIFORNIA. CO CO CO CO CO • ^mm CD -^ ca c s »^ Yuba( CM r^ otf Lake ( S* milet OS S TAYI ^ BUS CL ^3 s San J< 0Q Compt %"^ Hacke Ol Johi LaRue ■ Boa C3 MAR WAT and S Young ^3 ^^^ *^~ ib> 09 ■^ Amad *mm 5 n ca tiOD ^- Boyri 09 Spagn ce E c/» MONC CO Clintc pro • Hatii p< McK o nee vej . t Wat! 1" < at- H Cb Bun P olt E Bine ^ CLA 1 iJ ^ Falcl 1 % P > 1 P Twu 1 S ^^' \ ' S0N< P- 1 an ^ 1 ^"' 1 !ii c ) ta u Fi nil VIII miTTIlin 9 Cnil J**' main MTRBBT, saw FMANCISCO. uHLlilf nUlliHU ft OUHy Iron Doors, Bank Vealts, Bt«. IIKI ALIEN, TUGGIE t CO.. WAGOH LUIIBHH. lllASOIipearClt.. Mtmn FranelBC*. CM Ad E CO CS| 09 a> c/» C/9 California — Clayton's Manch-Cioverdale. 531 CLAYTON S RANCH. Yuba County. See Brownsville. CLEAR LAKE. Lake County. A post-office, about 50 miles from Alturas. TATLOR BOBT, postmaster CLEMMENTS STATION. San Joaquin County. Compton P W, agt S N R R Co Hackett & Breeze (S W Uackett and John Breeze), blacksmiths LaRue & Boaz (J M LaRue and James Boaz), grain warehouse MARCdSAU S> restauiant and saloon WATERMAN S> general merchandise and grain buyer Young J R, hotel and saloon CLINTON. Amador County. Post-office Jackson . 5 miles south of Jackson. Popula- tion 100. Boyrie J, general merchandise Spagnoli Hylvester, general merchandise CLINTON. Mono County. A post-office. Clinton Stage Line, Wni H Fairfield propr Hatlield , hairdrosser McKiiight S P, civil and mining engi- neer, and U 8 deputy mineral sur- veyor Watkins R 0, attorney and counselor- at-law, and notary public CLIPPER MILLS. BurrE County. A post and express office, 30 miles east of Orovillc. Billet Ed & Son, sash and door factory CLARK H ?, Falck J C, hotel P . >ns Thos, general nitrchandiso Tw'igood (1 S W, poHtmastcT and Wells, Fargo & Co's express aj{t CLOVERDALE. itoat, express Sonoma jCounty. A and telegraph office. It is i)0 niiU-s from San Francisco and H2 miles from .■«anta Rosa. A place of 800 inhabi- tants, and the toiminus of the San Francisco and North Pacific K. R. It is situated in a romantic locality near the foot-hills. It is noted for its fine agricultural resources; here the farmer sows arid is sure to reap. Alder Glen Mineral Springs, situated 3 miles dis- tant, is a noted summer resort. The springs are as fine as any in the State. At this point the traveler takes J. L. Sanderson & Co. 's coaches for Ukiah, Lakeport, Bartlstt Springs, and all intermediate points, and Greenwood's stage line for Mendocino and inter- mediate points. There are two news- Sapers published here — the Cloverdale 'eveille (independent), edited by E. D. Sparrow, and the Pacific Sentinel (Democratic), edited by Edward J. Livernash. Abraham & Barker (Louis Abraham and J H Barker), stoves and tinware Abraham C, general merchandise Abraham Louis (Abraham & Barker) Adams Joshua, city trustee Anker N, drayman Bale Edward, Reveille Market Barker J H (Abraham & Barker) Boggs J O, druggist, apothecary and physician Bowman & Greely (J H Bowman and F Greely), fiouring mill Brookins Miss A E, millinery Brown Miss Addie £, Kindergarten School Brush W T (Field & Brush) Cameron G, blacksmith and wagonmaker Carrie J A, general dry goods CITY HOTEL, C W Smith proprietor, best 25 cent house in Sonoma County, meals 'J5 cents, beds '25 and 50 cents, accommodations first-class, free bus, e s West Clarke J S, pastor M E Church South Cloverdale Brewery, A L Schaefer propr Cloverdflle : i d Clour Lake and Bartlett Springs Stage line, J L Sanderson 4 Cu proprc Clovenlale and Eureka Stage Line, J L Sanderson & Co proprs Cloverdale and Geyser Stage Line, Zeu- ver & Sissengout proprs Cloverdale Hotel, M Meiiihan propr Cloverdale Library Associati ai, R S Markell lilnarian "CLOVERDALE REVEILLE," Ed- ward I> Sparrow editor and proprietor, cor West and "Jd Conway J M, pastor Catholic Church Cook Chas, constable CookoClitts P, nurseryman Cooloy M V, propr Cloverdale Market Coombs A M, dentist I'ootes W F, varieties, notions and gro- ceries OO (0 c CO c > z o o o OO OO OO OO OO OO HfflDWOOD lUMBER, WHITKBH€>M., Ill A 15 Main and 14 A le )Spe»r lit. M. V Boat Mtock, Oak Plank and Timber. t ' it I , ' 'J . R Hi i't t 1 mt i ui>.<-i.jmiiijikj,:i,!& i LOUIS BB>VERW*H t CO.. ^JSST gt^T. JEWELERS, "'^aaa; imery ULEN 532 California — Cloverdale. as op I 09 i S 09 H aS 03 cu i o S Hi CRAWFORD & FAULDS (J A Craw- ford and P K Faulds), forwarding and commission merchants and warehouse- men Crigler Lloyd, oity marshal and pound- master Davis A, general dry goods Davis G V, pres Board City Trustees and propr Eureka Livery and feed stable Dixon John (Dixon & Spencer) Dixon & Spencer (.John Dixon and Frank Spencer), sample rooms De Hay A, hairdresser DE TUBJS I, winery, near Railroad Depot Ethridge D, bricklayer and plasterer Eureka Livery and Feed Stable, G V Davis propr Fashion Livery Stable, M V Hall propr Field & Brush (.John Field and VV T Brush), general groceries and hard- ware Field John (Field & Brush) Forst F, acting agt J L Sanderson stage line Gibbins A H, city trustee Gibbeiis & Morgan (A H (iibbeus and D B Morgan), real estate agts Greely F (Bowman & (Jnely) GREENWOOD JAMES, proprietor Navarro Stage Line Haehl Henry, fruits Hall M V, propr Fashion Livery Stable Hanrahau J B, painter Harmon J H (Sli.iw, Bowman & Co) Haupt Julius, stoves, tin and crockery ware Hooke Samuel, boots and shoes and boo maker HunzikerG, jeweler I () F Hall Koester A C, bootmaker Land.sburg & lientley (.loliii l.andsburg and A Heutley), blacksmiths and wa- goninakers Leiteh J, tobacco, cij,'ars, bakery, con- fectionery and fniitH Levy J, general mereliaiulise Library Hall a'ld Tlicatre LIVERNASH EDWARD J, alitor anil prciprietur "I'aeilic Sentinel," west side West Liverna.sh J H, -icy trustee, furniture and undertaker Marcher J J, carpenter and builder Maikell MrsC.I, niilliiiery MarkiU |; S, druggist and physician ^L■^•k >, furnisliinggo ds and merchant tador McDonald A (', Mo>intain jlnuse Menihan M, propr < loverdah Hotel MENIHAN M. proprietor U S Hotel Miner £ D, constable Mitchell Chas E, city trustee, liquors and cigars Moore Mrs S M, varieties and coufec- tionery MORGAN D B> city clerk, justice of the peace, notary public and real es- tate agent, west side West Murray W E, harness and saddlery NAVARRO STAGE LINE. James Greenwood proprietor, office City Hotel Nelson Niels, liqnrrs "PACIFIC SmTINEL," Edward J Livernash editor and proprietor, west side West Pierson R K, agt J L Sanderson & Co's stage lines Prince D S. dry and furnisliing goods Robinson W J, agt S F & N P R R and operator W U Telegraph Co Ryan M J, house, sign and carriage painter Savage G N, general dry goods Schaefer A L, propr Cloverdale Brewery Shaw, Bowman & Co (1 E Shaw, J H Bowman and .1 B Harmon), groceries, hardware, agricultural implements Shaw I E, agt Wells, Fargo & Co and postmaster Shipley A J, propr Alder Glen Springs Sissengout .lolin, propr West Street Livery Stable SMITT C W, proprietor City Hotel, oast side West SPARROW EDWARD D, editor an.l proprieti)r "Cloviadale Reveille," cor West and '2A Sparrow Edward K, general insurance and real estate agency Spencer Fratd< (Dixon & Spencer) SPURR DANIEL F, attorney, west side West Stone W S, general supt I L Sanderson & Cos staije lilies Thompson H, piiysician and photogra- pher Tompkins V W, attorney US HOTEL, M Menihan proprietor L' S Saloon, M Menihan propr Ward H J. stable and feed yard Waverly House, H .1 Ward propr West Street liivery Stable, Joiin Sissen- gout propr Western House, Mrs K H Willey propr Whiting S 1', pastor Congregational Church Will(y Mrs E H, projir Western House Williams C A, carpenter Zeuver k Si^8l■ng(Hlt, proprs Cloverdale and (.'eyser Stage l-ines o xn td \ cu CO CM CM 03 03 cn E c/9 CI c. Thi cling Mci San ] Chase Lakj 20 Bogg hogu BAS (!arr Milk Hico o W H s o SiHK COL ti( Moi in fr l;ar Uar lioa Call Cal CH llu ,l..l Nil I'it I'it Toi r Wi PAIUJIi IIIITTIIIP P Chll Tiiliiilar WlM>«-niarroMN. Holt mid Hrl««« uALllll IVUllllIU & OUH, %Voik, jese? illaiii Wtrft^t MaiiFranclMoo. HAI AllEN TUGGIE S CO. Pacific Coast Hard Woods '££%;£&■..?'■ o0 CO as as as E CO California — Cioverdale- Colfax. 533 QO CO Ol S^" Mendociro Stage Stops at this Hotel. CITY HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, West Street, Cioverdale. C. W.SMITH PROPRIETOR This popular Hotel has been entirely remodelled and enlarged, and the trav- eliiif? pnblic will now find its uceommodations first-class in every particular. Meals 25 cents each. Lodgings 25 to 50 cents i)er night. FREE 'BUS TO AND FROM HOTEL. CLOVER VALLEY. San Diego County. Chase M, hotel Post-office Campo. COLFAX. CO CO COBB VALLEY. Lakk County. Tost-officc Middletovn; 20 miles southeust of Lakeport Boggs fi, Harbin, lumbermen Hogtis H V & C"'>, lumbermen BASSETT WM D. hotel (ijirrett & Sp.ildiii:.', liotel Miller & Stoll,., h/.t(d l\ice , lumlx.'rnijiii COLE S STATION. Siskiyou Cointy. Post-oHioo Henley. COLE RUFUS, li'it.l .111.1 stage sta- tion COLEVILLE. Mono Couniy. A iio.st-odioc situated in Aiitilopf \':illt'y .'iboiit 20 miles sontlii'.ist M, iiri>]ir l.jirnctt'.s Hotel 15arnftt l> M, iioti'l ami l)l;nksmith iiiiardinaii \N'. sm -mill ('alkiiiH !;, justiei' ' f the peace ('alkin.M Went « mt li, justi. •,.(>[ the peace CHICHESTER GEO. Ii-td and saloon (iiHiiUmw I;, pliysiciau ll(it(hi?ion .1, iMiotiii iker .lob .1 H, jl|o|iee I'f the peace NiniJs \'\i\ I!, c ler).'yman I'itts Henry. . arpenter I'itts II A, ctm.stable 'I'udkill 'las, g) iieral merchandise, grist mill nnil undertaker W'alkins li <1, attorney at law Plvoer CotfNTY. A post, express and telegraph olHco of 1,000 inhabitants, 54 miles east of Sacramento and 18 miles from Auburn, on the Central P.icific H. li. It is also the junction of the N. C. N. (I. 1{. n. with the Central Pacitic. It takes its name from ex-Viie-President Colfax. Allen Lorenzo T, meat market BENJAMIN WM, harness and saddles lilanchemarice L*!, s.iloon Blight Samuel, saloon Butler John, druggist and postmaster Culver J A, wagonmaker Curley k Mahon, ho*el l>aveni»ort John, s.aloon Egbert R S (Hayford, Perkins & Co), Oakl.ind Farrell Wm, propr Western Hotel Fawcett (ieorge H, barber Franks ('. gener .1 morchandise Hayfonl, I'trkius ,: !.r' ;,» ■ ' it:" mn \m MHIEL BOBCROSS t CO.,%'as.?«!:jK'BW'#fe S&S&T^' 534 California — Colfax-Coloma. Wallace Mrs W P, (Hayford, Perkins & Co), San Francisco Woodward Rov W M, clergyman (Meth- odist) Worms & Bicard (B Worms and A Bi- card), dry goods COLLEGE CITY. Colusa Co0NTY, A post-office, 18 miles douth of Coluaa, 12 miles west of the Sacramento Eiver, ami 3 miles from Arbuckle. A thriving business is car- ried on here, and the schools are ex- cellent, the Pierce Christian C'ollego possessing buildings amou nting in val- ue to over $10,000; the teachers able, earnest and experienced, so that the college affords superior advantages to those who have sons and daugliters to educate. It is perhaps a remarka- ble fact tliat there is not a saloon in the place. Tlie locality is elevatc'l, pleasant and healthy; tin.' comninnity industrious, moral and teniperato. Botts, Toel & Ci\u\, general indse Christian Colloife, I'rof J V- Keith pres Davis S.iinucl. jmstniaser ITannen I', l>ntciu'r Koartli Will, iilaolismith Kini; Tlionia.^ V, justice of the peace McKlroy (ieoru'e. tcibacco, cigars and notions McKlroy .1, liver and tVed stable- I'cart & (Jreen, jj.-nfiMl niercliandise Windsor S S, hotel COLLEGEVILLE. San .roAijriN Cointv. A small post- office, S miles east of >touktou. Population 7'). ' 'haliners L I!, pliy.sit'ian ('ral)b A, sclio■!) K, hlacksnutli Snow W H, bntchir Mansfield S H, carpenter Page Wm, liquor Richardson W, oft»" .« nter Sacramento River Packing Co, W B Bradford supt UFHAM L Ml hotel, general merchan- dise, postmaster, and agt W, F & Co Wangenhcim Sol & Co, canneries COLLINSVILLE. Soi.ANo CoirNTV. A post ami express i)flice, ijr> miles from Sau i'-raneisco, on the Sacramento jiiver, and Jit miles southeast ot Siimuii. Fruit- growing and aijrricuittun- are its in- terests of suin«»rt. Population esti- niatwl at KX)! " Bradford & ( > eanueries Booth & Co, c^viijLi'j'-ies COLOMA. El Dorado County. A post and tele- fraph office, I'^'niles from Placer ville. t is one of th<. oldest towns in the State, and is noted as being the place where gold was first discovered. It depends on tho fruit growincr inter- ests to a considerable extent for its support, though the mines contribute largely. ALLHOFP MARTIN, operator W U 'I'elcgraph Co ANDERHALDEN JOSEPH, propr Sierra Nevada Hotel Barnes Josh, orchard iiassi (>, dairyman Hayno Wm, gardener and orchardist iilundell .los, orciiardist Borland Alexander, bootmaker Bothwell William, liiiuors Brewer H H, constable Brown N If, fruit urowcr Burue.ss Kufus M, blacksmith CHALMERS MRS ROBERT, pro- prietress Coloma Vineyard House Clark Joshua, butclier ("lauHon 1' iVl, bootmaker COLOMA VINEYARD HOUSE, Mrs J{i'liert Chalners proprietress Coviiif^tou J, toll-bridge Cox Uofier, toll-keeper Crocker J as, oveharil Delory Mrs K, fruit grower Gray .1. licpiorH Hume !\obt, fruit grower Hunt Sim, blacksmith Jacobson A, vineyardist Jacobson .lohn, dairyman JoiiiLson Chas, vineyard and orchard Kane P, orchardist and winery Kane Tiios, .statue driver Keane .)a.s, fruit grower Last Chance ti>uart/, .Mining Co Mahler Henry, orcliard Marshall .1 ^V, vineyard Mclieth llobt, orchardist Mc Bride B, saloon Mi:Kay liobt, winery Miller (Jeo, tailor Mitchell Mrs Thos, orchardist Mortenscn E, orchard Mosely A, nurseryman Murphy Mrs E, orchardist PRISM CEILS, &0 CO no CO oo C9 &0 C9 CO o ftUI n a& Oslx m Othi 9 Pete Pete s PR] ^A Kan QQ SIE r? A Smi 4> ■■■ a CO o M $p F o Bea » Cl 09 ^ '0 O o o H I o o <>m«'t«r.v F«*n«^fM rW., 01111111 UIITTillG 9 Cflil No. )e«7 Main fe»tre«t. ». vbALllll llUI llllb ft OUH. AUEN, TUGGIE £ CO., HUDWOOD UIMBER, Itaa Fraaelae*. s OS s o I CO o CI I o o C7a{i/of')iia — Colomab-Columhia. 535 Oabome W, orohardist Othiok W D, winemaker Peterson A, miner and orohardist Peterson A J, orohardist PRICE JOHNi groceries and postmaster Rasmusson A, winemaker SIERRA NEVADA HOTEL. Joseph Anderhalden proprietor Smith E M, propr Pioneer Garden COLOMA VINEYARD HOUSE MRS. ROBERT CHALMERS, Proprietress. Furnished First-Class. Beautiful Vineyard and Orchard sur- rounding the House. Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal. COLORADO. NiARiPOHA County. Post-oSico, Mari- posa; 6^ miles north of Mariposa; population 50. DUBOSa WM, store COLTON. See List too Late for liogiihir Insertion. COLUMBIA. TuouiMNE CouNiy. A poat, express and telegraph oilice. la a very pretty mouutaiii towtiof 700 inhabitants, 142 miles from San Francisco; roacheil via Stockton and Copp.ropolia Division of the Central Pacitie K. H., and Messrs. Mattison k Co.'s st.igo line. The altitude is '.],'J00 feet al)ove the sea- level; the atnio.sphero is pure, light and dry, and ea-sy of uihalation. Fruit grosving and mining are exten- sively em;agod in. The place has l)oen destroyed by conflagrations sev- eral times, yet it pre.sunt.sa handsome apiK-arancc. Boruheiin Henry, saloon Brady M, general njerchandiso Broadway Hotel, .lames .Schooler propr BRTJNET LOUL general merchan- dise Callaghan M, boots and sh.oes and boot- maker CITY HOTEL, CJeo Morgau proprietor Coulin Thos, variety storo Davis J N, restaurant Dove J G, saloon HT.TAR EDWARD, variety store and news agent axu\ agent Western Union Telegraph Co Steams Wm, orchardiat Stutslager J, snpt Union Mine Teuscher John, cooper Thomas Joseph, orohardist Valentine Vv H, justice of the peace Vernon Wm P, orohardist and ditch agt Weller E, general merchandise White W, notary public Wilder Jonas, gardener Young C P, justice of the peace SIERRA NEVADA HOTEL, JOSEPH ANDERHALDEN, Proprietor. THETABLE Is always supplied with the best the Market aflFords. Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal. FALLON MRS ELLEN, proprietress Fallon's Hotel FALLON JAMES, manager Fallon's Hotel FALLON'S HOTEL. Jas G Fallon manager Fraser i)aniel, water a'^t Xow England Water Co Garcia Antonio, hainlrcsscr OORHAM W J, carpenter Hale Geo, lumber yard and planing mill Hartley Andrew, carpenter Henkolman Wm, saloon Hilton W H (McPhevaon & Hilton) 1 () O F Hall, Main .larvia L V, Vinespring Vineyard Kelley M, livery, sale and feed stable Kelley M, propr stage line from Columbia to Sonora Knajip Sewell, groceries, hardware and mining supplies Koeh Ciiarles, hairdresser and fruit dryer KRuSE HENRT, saloon McKENZIE DANIEL, blacksmith and wa^'onmaker Mcl'herson Forbes (McPherson & Hil- ton) McPHERSON & HILTON (Forbes Mcl'herson and Wm H Hilton), gro- ceries and general merchandise Mills Frederick W^, physician MORGAN GEO, proprietor City Hotel Nelson Amel, wheelwright POWNALL DR JOSEPH, pres and sec T C.Water Co PUBLIC BLALL for entertainments, at Fallon's Hotel Rehen M J, saloon and billiards Richards John, blacksmith and wagon- maker Schooler James, propr Broadway Hotel O o o > r o > CO H m m H <• CO > CD o o w. :- f' ?^ f HIRDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BR08 . 18 A IS Main and 14 * l«8p«ar Htt li. F. ConnterTops, Newel Posts, Balasiers* mtr^tmmm0mt*iirm LOUIS BRAVERM«Nt CO., mtmrllma SIlTerware and French Clocks, 1 19 Montgomery St. 536 California — Columbia-Colusa. Schwarz L, bootmaker Sevening H, express and banking house and agt Wells, Fargo & Co Shoettjen F J, butcher Siebert Antoine, bakery and coffee sa- loon SIEVEBT & VASSALO (Wm Sic- vert and F Vassalu). saloon and bil- li-irds, office Nevada Stage Co Sievert Wm (Sievort & Vassalo) T C WATER GO, Dr Jos Pownall pres, supt and see Thompson Wm M, carpenter Tibbits J P, physician TIBBITS L C. dru^'gist TIBBITS L C, postmaster Vassalo Francisco (Sievert & Vassalo) Vinespring Vineyard, J L Jarvis propr WilsDn Mrs Ituse, clothing, dry and furnishing goods WINO Oi stoves, tin and hardware lit i^ li# Fmll®a J2 JAMES C. FALLON MANAGER ■- -■ ^^ — _ ■ Firsl-Class Accommodations for Tourists, Travelers and InyaliJs. • This ELEGANT HOTEL is built entirely of brick and is most desirably and pleasantly located at the junction of Broadway and Washington Streets, COLUM- BIA, CAL., on the main line of travel between Yo Semite VuUey and Big Trees. Yo Semite and Big Tree Stages stop here for dinner. The Milton and Sonora Stages pass tlie house and stop if rc(iuired. TliOilliionis arc liitKO, airy ami woll \etitilato(l. Tlierc in nl.sK a liandsoine Sample Room for the aci;oniiii(Hlatiiiii of C'Dtiiiiicrriiil Tra\t'K'ri. Invalids tiufTerini,' from hiiiK c'oiiiplainta flnU the clitnate ami arconmiixlatiims all tliat are recniircd. COLUSA. CoLi'.SA County. The county scat and a thriving place of 2,500 inhabitants. It is very pleasantly situated, and de- pends on the agricultural interests for sunpiirt, the soil in the vicinity being remarkably fertile and productive. Its future growth, though it may be slow, will be certain for several years to come. Distant from San Francisco via Cal. P. & N. R. li., and stage line, 132 miles; from Williams, 10 miles. Adair C H (Atherden & Co), physician ABDINOTON J C. "Colusa Sun" ADDINGTON S, "Olusa Sun" Albery H M, attorney Alderman A B, nursery Atherden & Co (W C Atherden, J S West and C H Adair), druggists Atherden W C (Atherden & Co), insur- ance Atkinson Rev T A, clergyman (Metho- dist Church South) Baer Jonas, feed -mill Banks Dr •! M, physician Barnett Robert, county treasurer and city trustee BABTON L M> tinware, picture frames and notions Bassford George W, carriagemaker Bayne Richard, attorney Beach & Uoe, carpenters Belton W H, county physician Bicknell Thomas & Co (Tliomas Bick- nell), Colusa Flour Mills Billups Wm, livery stable Blanchard (»oo H, superior judge Boctlefchl Joseph, clothing Bond A, city trustee Bond Andrew, hotel Bond Andrew, li«iuor8 Boy sen I, photographer Brasfleld W H, justice of peace Bridgford E A, attorney BROOKS & SUSSMAN (G G Brooks and M Sussman), general varieties, guns and ammunition E yant Charles O, barl)er ^. , Carpaneto & Chambers (L Carpaneto and E W Chamliers), liquors Carpenter J W, county surveyor Carr L T, attorney Cayot Christopher, restaurant and liq- uors Chambers E W (Carpaneto & Chambers) Charrey Phillip, restaurant Cheney John, livery, cor 5th and Mar- ket Colusa County Bank, George Hagar pres, W P Harrington cashier COLirSA HOUSE, W T Hales proprie- tor Colusa Lumber Co, W D Dean mgr COLUSA SODA WORKS. J L Poulson proprietor, cor 3d and Market I I I 3 S O I O o He < Hn Hi Hii H^ Hi H( H( H< H, Ja Ja Ja CALVIN HUTTING t SOfl, *" IV-VITSf KiSWA'JSSr'* Hi ALIEN TUGGIE & CO. PaeMc Coast Hani Woods '&'!£T»K.■£^ California — Colusa. 537 "COLUSA SUN." AddinRton & Green (J C Addington, S Addington, and Will S Qreen), proprietors Cook J B, propr Oulusa Water Work* Cooper A B, bootmaker Craig & Tull, (A Craig and W Tull), bowling alley and saloon DAVIS ft MITCHELL, (S H P Davis and A H Mitchell), K Saloon Dean W D, mgr Colusa Lumber Co; pres board of trustees DE JARNETT J B> real estate broker and county clerk and recorder DeJarnett & Rich, (W H DeJarnett and and J FRirh), groceries and dry goods DeJarnett W H (DeJarnett & Rich) Deuell John C, attorney Dyan Wm G, attorney Dyas & Bridsford, attorneys Entremont Adolphe, liquors Entremont Frank, restaurant and liq- uors Folen M H, restaurant FRANK AUGUST, merchant tailor Frazier Wm, attorney Furth Fred, harnessmaker Furth J, general merchandise OILMOuR MRS J E, drcs<-maker Goail J W, attorney and notary public Gosliuer J & A (J and A Gosliner), dry yooila and clotliing GREEN WILL S, "Colusa Sun" Grovur lints (B i' and J (imver), hard- ware andaj{ricHltural iinpluments Hager George, pros Ccilusa County Bank HALES WT. proprietor Colusa House Hamilton & JohuHnu (Jo Hamilton and Matt F Johnson) attorneys Harden (Jeor^e B, county assessor Harrington E A, pres Colusa Stage Co Harrington J T, attorney Harrington W P, real estate agent and cashi r Colusa County Bank Hart A L, attorney -general Hart (ieorgo, varit-ties HART & GLASCOCK (Jackson Hart and B B (JlascMck), grain and money brokers Hart & Hart (A L and T J Hart), attorni'ys HART JACKSON (Hart & (Mascoek) Hart Thomas J, district attorney Hatch Jackson, attorney Hcitman K W, physician Hiiirichs Peter, h^tel Hosmer W S, news agent Howard Rev B ( , Mftliodist Howard B F, atlnruey Houchins Stmu')!, eou ity supt schools Jackson & Hatc^ uttf-noys Jackson J L, city tna; "..rer Jamison I S, constuhle Jones E W, vice-pres board of trustees Jones E W & Co, forwarding and com- mission merchants Jones J H, postmaster Jorsa J F, tailor Kammerer G, brewery Kelsay Rev James, clergyman (Meth- odist) Keser Louis, harnessmaker Kiischbaum Madam E, liquors Klewe Henry, meat market Kopf C, county supervisor Lark C T, operator W U Tel Co LEE PATaICK, choice wines, liquors and cig ars UENING JOHN H, attorney and no- tary public Lopez J D, barber Lowry Mrs, private school Malone A F, dentist Mann Frank T, bakery and confectionery Mathews W A, wheat broker McGRATH MRS J, millinery and dressmaking, 5th McNabb Thomas, livery Miles W H, notary public and insurance Miller Thomas, bootmaker Miller W, propr Telephone Livery Stable and Colusa and Williams' stage line MITCHELL H, dealer in hardware and crockery, stoves, tin, sheet iron and copporwaro, 5th Murdock S R, grain dealer Murphy A, meat market O'Brien Dennis, liquors K SALOON, choice, wines, and cigars, Davis & Mitchell etors Padilla L, barber Perdue Charles, liquors Pini; W J, constable an" collector POPE J H, notary public and insur- ance and .searcher of records, opposite Ci lusa County Bank Porter J W, tf)wn clerk POULSON J L, Colusa Soda Works, cor 'M and Market Probst B, boots and shoes Pryor B A, iigt Wells, Fargo k Co Putinan F M, groceries Uathhuii Miss A H, private school Rice & Stewart (M L KiceaudJ S Stew- art), carpenters Ri'':y W^illiam, blacksmith Ro!)inson & Barnett (J G Robinson and M V Barnett), drugi.;i8ts Robinson L, physician Robinson Oscar & Co, general varieties anil fruits Roche William, blacksmith Samuels J R, police judge, justice of the {)eace and collector unidt Joseph, liquors Schoenfeld L, clothing ;r oo CO liquors propri- C/> ^ C<| 09 •s U ADIlM/nnn l IIMDCD white BROH., 18 * IS Main and 14 A 1« Spear nAnllffUUU LUlllDCnf l»treet, ». V. Or«Kon Aah, Mayle and Alder. 35 %. IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 I.I 1.25 Li MM 125 ly "^ Huh 1^ Kl 12.2 It' m "^ 14 1'-' Photographic Sciences Corporation ¥j^ ^s SJ :\ 93 WIST MAIN STRUT Willi ••:«i, NY. U5M (716) I73-4S03 ^£p ^ Tuf^mm» mmmmmm ODD FEllOWS' SUPPLIES, Fines, Bannem. «t«« at WORCKOflS A CO^ MaMtiic T«aiple. no. • Po«t (Street, S. F. 538 California — Colusa-Concord. Seube B (Seabe & Co) Seiibe B & Co (B Seube and G VVNiohol- son), liquors Shinn E & Co, furniture and undertak- ing Shires William, grocery and glove mfg Simpson W M, liquors Smith F Z, dentist Smitli Rev (Presbyterian) Smith S R, planing mills Smith T, auctione^r Spaulding A P, blacksmith Stabler & Bayne (S J stabler and Rich- ard Bayne), attorney s-at-law Stanton J B, supt County Hospital Steele John M, sherilf and tax collector Stevens W H, altorney-at-law Stewart J S (Rice & Stewart) STONE W F, importer and dealer in watches, silverware, jewelry, optical goods, clocks, etc, 5th bet Market and Main SUSSMAN M (Brooks & Sussman) Swank Christ, blacksmith Swinford Edwin, attorney-at-law Tatten M B, gun and lorksmith Tournoux & Duulap (J F Tournoux and John Dunlap), groceries Tuson Henry, sewing machine agt Wallworth Rev Father, Catholic Church Ware G W, general merchandise Warner D, carpenter Washburn & Atherden (P L Washburn and W Atherden), in: urance and bro- kers Welch P J, board city trustee Welsh P J, groceries and hardware Wescott C H, city marshal We.'st J S (Atherden & Co), physician Weston Mrs H, millinery White G W, painter White J C, contractor and builder COMOSA. Tehama County. Post-ofFice Tehama. OLIVEB. A, blacksmith and liquors COMPTCHE. Mendocino County. A post-ofBce, HOAE & BROWN, general merchan- dise TiBwis S M, saloon Otterson C, saloon COMPTON. Loa An(ieles County. A post and tel- ograpli oftica, on tlie Southern PuciKc R. R., 1*2 miles from Los Angeles. Bently A P, lumber Carson H C, butcher Compton & Kerr, real estate agts Douglatts , agt W U Telegraph Co Green Rev J B, clergyman (Methodist) Hann J E, bootmaker Harding J H, postmaster Harshn rA<, cigars, real estate and collector Bernett H, County Hospital supt and physician B'logiiesi Rotaello, liquors BRAODON EDMUND, physician and surgeon Brawand J (Mahony & Brawand) Bre kenridge M N, hardware, stoves, tinware and crockery Briones C (Briones & Voorhees Briones & Voorhees (C Briones and E F Voorhees), Mt Diablo Hotel Browe Thos A, superior judge Carpenter D S, tax collector Chase Eli R, district attorney "CONCORD SUN" (The), S Farjeon editor Darbn J D, county auditor dos Santos Jose de F, barber FARJEON S> publisher an.^. proprietor of the "Concord Sun" Gavin Mrs L, dry and fancy goods, and millinery Goller M, bootmaker Goodale .J M, general merchandi.^e Guy J W, pumic administrator CO cs CO CO CO CO o« QQ PRISON cats FfiiiM'i* and lli-i<(Ke Work, ««7 Jllulu IStrcvt, ». F. CALVIN |iUniNG& SON. o M CD 1 cup I B CO CM 09 ca S eg CO mm, TUGGIE t CO., Eastern Hart Wwd iBmtBr.'^&^aaay CM r— CD g CO CNI «^ 03 .•er CO Coii/omia — Concord-Copperopolia. 539 Hamelin L, physician Hathaway R B, trc"'«'.rer Hernandez J, grocerijs JAQUITH E J> wagonmaker and black- smith Julia Antonio, bootmaker KELLER J Hi Concord Meat Market Klein Phillip, propr Concord Hotel Seal Bli'.ff Wigrehouses, Haslett & Bailey proprs Lewis William B, liquors Mahan D P, sheriff Mahony & Brawand (B Mahony and J Brawand), livery McMahon Thos A, county surveyor Milley C E, county recorder Monr e Rev (Presbyterian) Moreno L F, haruessmaker Mt Diab?o Hotel, Brioues & Voorhees priiprs Murphy E J, agt W, F & Co, insurance agt, and mgr W U Telegraph Co Xavas C, general merchandise Nelson H J, justice of peace NEVSTAEDTEB B, dry and fancy goods, millinery, hardware and gen- eral merchandise Perez Francisco, groceries BEIF CHARLES) choice wines, liq- uors, and cigars, also billiard ball RUIS PABLO, barber 8chwai'tz George H, liquors Shafter Mrs Nellie, dressmaker Sheehan James F, liquors , * Stafford R L, druggist Stow Jas M, assessor SWAN F Si carriage and house painter Upham A, dentist Voorhies E, constable Voorhees E F (Brioues & Voorhees) Whittenmyer L C, county clerk CONCORD HALL, CHABLES BEIF, Proprietor, SUITABLE For Parlies ani all Entertainments. ALS(J, Fine Safoon and Billiards UNDKU HALL. Concord, Contra Costa Co., Cal. E. J. JAQUITH, Wapnmaker asl BMsmitli, CONCORD, CAL. Wagons and Carriages repaired and new ones mude to order. Agricultural Machinery of all kinds repaired at short notice. Horseshoeing attended to with promptness. Bopairing Neatly Executed. CONFIDENCE. Tuolumne County. Post-office Sonora, 10 miles from Sonora. ConHdence Quartz Mines and Mills are situated here. CONFIDENCE HOTEL, T & F J D saloon, choicest liquors and cigars BAKT?^ J M« notary public BRAIDS CHARLES, blacksmith and wag on ma ker CASE WILLIAM H, druggist, agent Wells, Fargo &, Co, and constable Copperopolis Livery, Feed and Sale Sta- ble, Peter Kelly propr Eastwood Wm, road overseer Fontana A, general merchandise Ho dges G Z, pr opr U nion Hotel HONET CALVINi postmaster and justice of the peace HONET MILTON, agent W U Tel C«t; drug and book store KELLT P. livery, feed and sale stable MEASER HOUSE. T B Meader propr MEA TIE R T R hotel NEELT ISAAC NEWTON, salo-x; choice liquors Turner Wm, blacksmith and wagon- TURNER WM. gen mdse Union Hotel, Gr Z Hodges propr COPPER VALE. Lassun County. Post-office, 16 miles west of Susan ville; population 25. Dennery Thomas, hotel OOOORICH C C, postmaster and hotel CORDELIA. Solano ' County. A post, express and telegraph office; is a thriving and beautiful little town on the Cat. Pac. R. R. 45 miles from San BYancisco. It is 5 miles from Fairfield and 3 from the well-known Green Valley Falls. The population is about 200, and the place is quite a fruit-shipping point. Bihler Henry, saloon and butcher Gleason Richard, blacksmith Horan Frank, saloon HUMPHREYS J H> postmaster and general merchandise Jewell W T, agent C P R R and Wells, Fargo & Co Maoon W W, blacksmith and box facty McKeague P J, saloon Norris B P, carpenter Owens Jas, boarding-house Pittman Mrs C J, hotel Siebe Claus, lumber SIEBE PETER, general mdrchandise and warehouse Smith £ B, wine mfr Turner J E, bootmaker Valentine J H, painter Walter St, tailor and restaurant Wilson Curtis, justice of the peace CORRALITOS. Santa Cruz County. miles from Pajaro. A post-office, 6 BROWN BROS ft WATSON, propri- etors Corralitos Paper Mill CORRAUTOSPAPERMILL, Brown Bros & Watson proprietors, manufac- turers of straw wrapping paper, paste- board and binders' boards Lantiers E, saloon Wilson Wm, general merchandise COTHRIN'S STATION. Ei. Dorado County. Post-office La- trobe; a station on the Sacramento & Placerville R. R., 3 miles from La- trobe and 12 miles from Folsom. Barrett J R, f>tock raiser Cothrin W S, stock raiser COTTAGE GROVE. Siskiyou County. A post-office, 40 miles west of Fort Jones. I'Uiott & Co, general merchandise COTTONWOOD. Shasta County A post, express and telegraph office, on the C P R R (Northern Division), 17 miles from Red Bluff. Addison , blacksmith Armentroiit Henry, wagonmaker Foster Jacob, hotel Howard M V, justice of the peace Kn owl ton Wm, general merchandio. PRICE W F ft CO. general merchan- dise Rowley L H, blacksmith COTTONWOOD. Siskiyou County. See Henley. COTTONWOOD. Yolo County. See Madison. Costa J A, blacksmith S« a" 'J n e CALVIN NUniNS t SON, Manufftctaren all kinds IRON WOBK, **7 Main Street, «»an Franeiaeo. V I 1 ;-l <4-a QQ 1 i ^ I O Ad 1 s An Bn Cai n Cai o Ca] » Cai Da Do eo Git o Ha Oi Ho '2 Ho Jef § Jon Ma <*A Ma s JKl M ly H Mo i 11 Me Mc s Mt Mj t>» u^ Pr p^ Re Ri Ri 9 8h Til w H 4 Sa E 1 B s J< M H O R H8 V H mEH, TUGGLE i CO., VENEERS "ai!Raa::;o»*- QQ 00 California — Ooulterville-Crcme Valley. 541 COULTERVILLE. Mariposa County. A post and ex- press office; a mining town of some importance to the section in which it is situated. It is on one of the roads leading to the grove of big trees, and ia 46 miles by stage from Merced; population 230. Adams Z T, druggist, physician and surgeon Austin H G, physician Bruschi B^anciaco, general merchandise Cammisona Geromina, general mdse Canovia G, general merchandise Cappuro F, bootmaker Castro P, jeweler and gunsmith Daunt W G, hotel and gen merchandise Douglass George, mining supt Girard L, tinner Harlow G W, blacksmith and constable H obrow Geo W, saw-mill Iloltzel D, farmer, Dutch Ranch JeflFrey Geo, hotel Jones Ralph, jeweler Marsolino J, saloon M arzitmo G, liquors MAST C L> superintendent Banderita Mine McCarthy Wm, W, F & Go's agt, post- master and druggist Mentzer John, livery stable Morris B F, justice of peace Murphy John, constable Myers Henry, general merchandise Piper James, builder Prisk k Ramel, barber and liquors Reed Jas W, justice of peace Rihns Bros, butchers Rimel A, barber Shimer James, blacksmith Tiscornia A, general merchandise WAONEB DANIEL, hotel and saloon COURTLAND. Saoramrnto County. A post and tel- egraph oHice on the Sacramento River, 21 miles from Sacramento ; distance from San Francisco by river, KG miles ; resources fruit; population 40. Burop Nelson, blacksmith Jolly W W, bootmaker Meyers Wm H, general merchandise, postmaster and a)>t W, F & Co O'Conner P D, blacksmith Rodgers M N, carpenter Winter Luis, hotel COVELO. Mendocino County. A post and express office; a thriving little town in the cen- ter of Round Valley, which is nearly seven miles in diameter in any direc- tion. It is a center of trade for a region of country fifty miles in diameter, and itself tributary to Ukiah. Population 200. Bateman E B, drugs Chambers T S, saloon Cunningham J P, liquors Davis & McCoy, general merchandise Henley W & Bros, general merchandise Lee Mrr A J, saloon and boaiding-house Marks H, general merchandise Montague L D, boarding-house Prising Geo J, shoemaker Randrup Wm, saloon Scannell T J, blacksmith THOMSON J F, postmaster Whitney VV F, saddler Willis W F, blacksmith and livery stable COYofE. Santa Clara County. A post-office, 12 milas south of San Jose. Dolet J B, hotel and saloon Peppin E E, constable Pinard L, justice of peace STEVENS ORVIS, hotel and general merchandise CO c CO c 13 COZZENS. Sonoma County. A post-office, miles from Healdsburg. COZZiENS D> general merchandise and postmaster CRANE FLAT. Tuolumne County. Post-office Yosem- ite. Hurst Wm J, saloon Kelts John W, wines and vineyard Stephens Bar, Chas Horswell, Ferry O PI o o oo CO 7;\ GO OO CRANE VALLEY. El Dorado County. A post-office. Carre John J, gen mdse and postmaster CRANE VALLEY. Fresno County. Post-office Fresno Flats. Blanchard H F, hotel C/> UIDnUf nnn l IIMDCO WHITK BHOS.. is a is Main and 14 * lO Spvar nAnUll UUU LUmDCn, llt,». F. Slaek WalnB«;,llpaiitoh cedar, Veneera. ■Mi s*s MASONIC ournTS, %K.v«ae%w«^!S.«R- H 542 California — Creamer-Croaa Creek Station. CREAMER. TiTLARE OocMTY. A post-o£Soe. Creamer I K, postmaster MoLeaa & Abbey, proprs Murry & Johnson Mill CRESCENT CITY. Del Norte Countv. A post and ex- press office, 274 miles by steamer. Achy G M, druggist Aherns A J, cabinetmaker Babcook Chas, barber firitton Geo, blacksmith Burtschell Frank, hotel Clark Daniel, saloon Cooper L F, attorney-at-law Crescent City Mill and Transportation Co Crescent City Wharf and Transfer Co Crucius Frank, batcher Darby t Donovan, saloon Duffy & Bros, saloon Dnfi^r Thos, saloon ED&IDOE J E, public recorder and photographer Elk River Mill Co Emmemtburg & McNamaro, butchers Endert & Capprise, saloon Fischerman & Swords, saloon Frantz J F, livery stable and blacksmith and coroner Hobbs, Wall & Co, general merchandise Howell Hattie, cigars and tobacco Hughes Chas E, sheriff and collector Hughes James, druggist Keen Geo, cooper Keller H, shoemaker Kuykendall Rev J \V, Methodist clergy- man Lach Chat), tailor Liddle & Clark, saloon Marhoffer J, brewery Maron Edgar, dentist Mason Edgar, district attorney Mayer Gotlieb, hardware MoCresh & Bernhoff, butchers McLaren L, shoemaker McLaughlin I Jr, saloon McLellun & Co, livery stal>le McLellan R S, justice of the peace McNamara N, hotel Miller John, county school supt Moody Mrs C D, bakery Moody Chas D, tinware Morris, Wolf & Co, gen mdse PEVELER PETER H, county clerk, recorder and auditor Pfifer C H & Son, general merchandise Sartwell D S, jeweler and justice of peace Saville Wm, county treasurer Shipman David E, saloon Steele Mrs Maria, fancy goods Straub Mrs Caroline, fancy goods Straub Edward, barber Theilacker Mrs, bakery Volander Ewald, tanner Wall Jos 6, county supervisor WENOER J & do, general mdse West Benj, saloon Wilmer R P, saloon Woodbury W H, cigars and tobacco, and county assessor Yates E, hotel Oreea CRESCENT MILLS. Plumas County. Post-office ville ; 16 miles from Quincy. Coster J S, hotel Davis Robt L, saloon Epersoii E, varieties Hall J S, general merchandise HALL & He HILLAN, gen^^ral mdse CRESSEY. Merced County. A post and express office, on the Southern Pacific R. R., 15 miles from Merced. Fowler & Stockird, hotel Goldman Louis, general merchandise Olds &, Barfield, general merchandise an'l hotel Olds Ed .r, postmaster STOCKIRI) ED W, deputy postmaster CROCKETT. Contra Costa County. Post-office Martinez. New town site about 1 mile from ViiUejo Junction. Heald's Foundry, John L Heald propr Heald John L, propr Heald's Foundry Pinkerton C \V, propr Pinkerton House Pinkerton House, C \V Pinkerton propr CROMBERG. Plumas County. A post-office. Hartry Thomas, hay ranch Jackson John, min>.r Langhurst , postmaster Parker William, hotel Turner Bros, haj' ranch Yept , farmer and miner CROSS CREEK STATION. Tulare County. See Grand View. ■ GO CO CO CO C9 CO C9 C/» CO o o PRISON CEILS, J'enreit and Britls*) Work, *)t7 naln Street, M. V. CALVIN NUniNQ & SON. M ti od -i Sta tl 09 8C ^^ W ^A QQ Cro ^ TH ei J> a o § Pla 00 1 I o » o H9 s CQ I o H 00 •a Um, TUBGlt t CO., WEXIOII H>RD WOODS. 19 A M Mpeav Bk. iian Vranclaeo. California — Crow's Landing-Darrah. 643 CROW S LANDING. Stanislavs County. A post-office, on the San Joaquin Ri\ ^r, between Gray- son and Hill 8 Ferry, 15 miles south- west of Modesto. Crow J B & Co, fj^ain THOMPSON J E. blacksmith and gen- eral merchandise CRYSTAL BAY. Placer County. See Truckee. CRYSTAL CREEK. Siskiyou County. Post-office Fort Jones. Situated on the west side ' of Scott Valley, between Fort Jones and Etna, 8 miles from Fort Jones, and 4 miles from Etna. Cory H 0, merchant Denure J P, teamster Fletcher & Drake, blaokamiths Green ' ' V, dairyman and money loaner Mott €i IS A, rancher and school teacher Reichmai E, capitalist Shelby, W alker &, Bros, Pioneer Cheese Factory Tyler Geo H, soap factory Wet more J H, cheese f;»ctory WILSON L Si fruit, butter and vege- tables CRYSTAL PALACE CAVE. ToOLUMNE County. Post-office Colum- bia; is about two miles distant on the direct road from Pino Lof? Crossing; it is a natural wonder, being filled with stalactites and stalagmites of great lieauty. CRYSTAL PEAK. Sierra County. Grand Central Hotel, Mrs Wm Elliott and Miss Jano Quinn proprs CRYSTAL SPRINGS. Napa County. Post-otficc St Helena; a summer resort. Atwood A B, propr Crystal Springs CUCAMONGA. San Bernardino County. A post-of- fice and station or the Southern Pa- cific R. R., 15 miles north of Colton. Dreyfus B &, Co, wines and brandies RICHE F L> general merchandise store, hotel, feed stable and postmaster DAGGET. Slskiyou County. A post-office, 12 miles south of Yraka. Abrams .Tas, r \ail carrier JORDAN J 1 > postmaster Wohpart G, blacksmith DAMASCUS. Placer County. Post-office Iowa City; 35 miles northeast of Auburn; population 45. Can no n F E, b utcher and deputy sheriff JONES OWiSN, general merchandise Lewis Robert, mining Mountain Gate Mining Co Snyder G W, justice of the peace DANVILLE. Contra Costa County. A post-office, 16 miles sonthcust of Martinez. Fa- vorably located in San Ramon Valley; daily stages connect with trains to San Franciico, via Martinez; popula- tion 45. Bean L, wheelwright Close J E, blacksmith COHN M> general merchandise postmaster Conway John, general me-'^handise Lattimore John, saloon Noone John, saloon Ramnge S F, justice of the peace Sherburne D N, county supervisor AVintcrs Chas, saddler and DARK CANYON. HuMBOLur County. See Harris. DARRAH. Mariposa County. A posc-office, 12 miles northeast of Mariposa; sup- ported by mining and farming. Carthey W A, butcher ' Clark Frank, saw-mill €/> m o o oo &0 c/i. UADRUI/nnn IIIMDCD white BltOtD. I»« lSir«8*.canil t4A lONpear nAnUnUUU LUnlDCn, St, M. F Couuter Tops, Ncw«1 Pottts. BaluMtera. mmmxmimkmBmiiSnri^^. LOUIS BBWEBUmit CO. . Mra«f)BctwrcM vr riM , 1 1 Q Hoatf omtrjr 544 California — Darrah-DavisvilU. DA&RAH SICHABDt poatnuMter and general merchandise Fergusou James, saloon Kane Barney, liquors Snyder John, butcher and saw-mill DARWIN. Inyo County. A post and express ofl.*,. , 106 miles by stage from Calieiite. Boland Thomas, blacksmith and wagon- maker Cckius A J, butcher Darwin Water Works Eddy J C, general merchandise Gu nn J J, saloon HANNAN M E. general merchandise and livery stable Jacobson Jacob, brewer Morris^ey Mrs 6 T, hotel and saloon, and meat market O'Brien C F, postmaster Reid S P, justice of tlie peace Seltz August, bootmaker Smart Mrs C F, boarding-house Stepp Miss Maggie, laundress Thompson N S, recorder Waterman & O'Brien, gen mdse DAVENPORT. Santa Cruz County. A post and tele- fraph office, 13 miles northwest of auta Cmz; population 125. Gates Geo, lumber Pinkham W R, hotel and saloon Swirtzor G, blacksmith THOMPSON S, grocer, W U Tel agent and postmaster DAVIS CREEK. Modoc County. A post-oflSce about P.5 miles northeast oi Alturas; popula- tion 50. Jacqt ie J, b lacksmith McKENNET & KAMER, general merchandise and post-ufiice Page W, cattle dealer Roberts J, butter-barrel maker Turnidge & Dickson, blacksmiths Weston George, justice of tlie peace McKENNEY & RAMER, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, Boots, Shoes and Clotliing, Hard and Glass Ware. Biyers of Woo'i, Hides and Grain. Post Office, Davis Ctoek, Modoc County, Cal. DAVISVILLE. Yolo County. A post, express and tel- egraph office, on the nortn side of Pu- tah Creek, 10 miles south and 1 mile east of Woodland; 13 miles west and u^ miles south of Sacramento. It numbers aboul uOO inhabitants. It is here the Californiii Pacitio diverges from the main t 'ack, branching off for Woodland and Grafton. It is cen- trally located, consequently has a large trade, especially in grain. Solano County carries much of its trade to Daviaville. The > ountry in that vicin- ity is thickly settled by wealthy farm- ers. The town is steadily advancing in importance, and its continued pros- perity is assured. Adamson John, livery stable Banks George & Co (George Banks and H Phillips Miller), carriage, house and sijKn painter Brown E W, hardware and stoves BuUard & Pearce (Wm G Bullard and B Pearce), pen mdse and grain Bullard Wm G (Bullard & Pearce) Cameron S F, (Collins & Cameron) Collins & Cameron (J P Collins and S F Cameron), blacksmiths and wagon- makers Collins J P (Collins k Cameron) Coonrod John, harnessmaker Cromwell S, restaurant OAFFORD HOUSE, J W Gafford p rop rietor OAFFORD J Wi proprietor Gafford House Gallagher Joseph (Horwood & Galla- gher) GOLDEN GATE WASHER, and Winters' Portable Derrick, John D Winters manufacturer Hampton W H, lumber Hoa^ B H, fruit and produce HoHman George, haniesBmakcr Horwood Chas, (Horwood & Gallagher) Horwood & Ga'lagher (Chas Horwood and Joseph Gallagher), blackaniiths and wagonmakers Hyde S F, justice of the peace King William, justice of the peace Ligget B F, general merchandise Martin W H, meat markcii Meagher J T, liquors Merrill William R, baggage master Miller H Phillips, physician O'Neal James, attomey-at-law, notary public and insarance agt 9 I Pearo Philli Plant Simpi Pac Tate Tufts Web€ >i Willa w wni Q far Butt Altl BEC die Bene Grae Hare Lee . Mati SuUi Kg a CALVIN NUniNG t SON. Tubala?" Wheelbarrows, B«lt and Mrldce Work, 9»r Main lltreet, Man FraaelMO. H >UEII. TUCGIE i CO., WACOM LUHBKH.'M.^aasy • -} 9 I § I 00 1 I California — Daviaville^Pe Redwood. 545 Pearoe B (Bullard & Fearce) Philliber Charleo, barber Plant L J, liquors Simpson John, agt and operator Central Pacific R K Tate Isaac E, liquors Tufts William E, varieties Weber George, liquors Willa rd James T , con stable WniTEAS JOHN D. manufacturer farming and household implements and Golden Gate washer and derricks DAYTON. Butte Couni"v. See Grainland. DECOTO. Alameda County. A post, express and telegraph office on the Central Pacific K. K., 3 miles from Niles and 6 miles from Hay wards. Alt W C, blacksmith BECKWITH BROS, general merchan- dise Bennett C E, carpenter Graeasliu Wm, saloon Hare A J, grain and storage Lee Autonio, saloon Mathews P, blacksmith Sullivan Dennis, eggs and poultry DEER GREEK. Nevada County. Post-office Smarts- ville, Yuba County. Fiene Henry, hotel and toll-bridge DEER VALLEY. Post-office Folsom. Smith E U, general merchandise DELANO. Kern County. A post, express and telegraph oHiee on the Southern Pacific R. K. , 35 miles north of Bakersfield; population 60, CHAUVlN E( general merchandise aud postmaster and hotel and livery stable Jame & Eymard, saloon and hotel Mandis A, hotel and livery Norton Frank, blacksmith and well- borer Robinson J B, justice of the peace Saxe J N, agt C P R R Ygnacia Valencia, saloon DtLHL Stanislaus County. Post-office Tar* look. A station on the Southern Pacific R. R., 19 miles from Meroed, Mitchell J W, warehouse DEL MONTE. Monterey County. A post-office on the Southern Pacific R. R., 1 mile from Monterey. Lewis F C, agt Southern Pacific R R and Wells, 1' argo & Co and operator Western Union Tele>iraph Co Palmer H J, mgr Del Monte Livery Stable Schonewald Geo, mgr Hotel Del Monte Sinunons E T, clerk Hotel Del Monte DENVERTON. Solano County. A post-office, 14 miles by stage from Rio Vista, and 9 miles southeast of Fairfield; population 40. NUHSE S Ki general merchandise, warehouses, postmaster and agent Western Union Telegraph Co Sullivan Daniel, blacksmith DERBECK MINE. See North Bloom- Nevada County. field. DE REDWOOD. Santa Cruz County. A post-office, a few miles from Wright's. Aiken Charles, judge and attorney -at- law Aiken & Sons, fruU growers Bassett James, f i uit grower and wood Bassett J F, fruit grower and nursery Budden James, liquors and bootmaker Burrell J B, fruit grower Chase Josiah, lumber Coldren C D, fruit grower and wood Critchton R B. fruit grower and wood Emery Herbert & Co, fruit growers and liursery Gardner D P, fruit grower Gray J, hotel Jones E J, fruit grower and lumberman Keast Rev Wm, fruit raiser Kennedy & West, hotel Listen G W, lumber Listen Mrs J, fruit grower Miller Judge A J, fruit grower Miller ft Sons, fruit growers Montgomery D, fruit grower and wood CO 7^ frO &0 HARDWOOD LUMBER, 5 en WHITU BROS., 1.S A 15 .Halii and 14 dk 1« »p«ar St.*!. F. Blmck Wolnat, Siianlsh €«dsr. Veneers. IWIGHTS TEMPUB (HIIFOBIIS. -.-^ A CO., Maamita Tenipl*, 546 California — De Redwood-Dixon. fruit Morrell H E, fruit grower Seam Bev A £, fruit grower Slaughter Thomas, hotel and grower Smith, Comstock ft Bro, lumber SpaUbury Edgar, attomey-at-law Stowo I M, fruit grower ond wood WEST E F> druggist and postmaster Wright Bros, hotel and fruit growers Young W A, lumber DESERT. San Bernardino County. office. A post- ROOERS SAMUEL, postmaster DIAMOND SPRINGS. El Dorado County. A post, express and telegraph office, 3 niile^ south of Placerville, 23 miles from Folsom and 7 miles from Shi ogle Springs; it is supported by mining and agricultural interests; population 150. Bryant Joseph, lumber Carpenter C ii, distiller Crawford & Son, Park Canal Mining Co Dunlap Elon, justice of the peace Harris Thomas, general merchandise and agt Wells, Fargo & Co ILSOHN F, proprietor California House and postmaster Koch Mrs Margaret, Diamond Hotel Kramp & Bros, wine mfrs and distillers McKeon Alexander. tble Xorris Albert, jubtii te peace Schneider Jolm Jr, ,. j Sevey Marshall, blacksmith DIAMOND SPRINGS. Pi.rMAa County. Post-office La Porte. Leach A M, saw-mill DIXON. Solano County. A post, express and telegraph office, supported by the agricultural interests of the locality. It is on the Culitomia Pacific R. K., 65 miles from San Francisco, and 21 miles from Sacramento. Population about 1.000. Alder Henry H (Levy & Alder) Alexander Rev William, clergyman (Presbyterian) Allison G 1 (Dashiell & Allison) Amos W H (Hardie & Amos) Apperson Miss Carrie, teacher Dixon High School Apperson James E, upholsterer, painter, and undertaker Aude Wm, liquors Bank of Dixon, S O Little pre*, R Harkinson cashier Barber H D, barber Barnes T B, constable Bell W T, physician and surgeon BRAOSHAWH* wood yard and truck Brandis Albert, harnessmaker BRINKEBHOFF & KINO (S Brin- kerhoif and G King), proprietors King's Hotel and Livery BRINKERHOFF 8 (Brinkerhofif & Ki ng) BROraERS J B (Brothers & Co) BROTHERS J B ft CO (J B Brothers and F A Tyler), Dixon Flour Mills BROWN C P, justice of peace Brown R H, groceries and fruits Buck W P, bootmaker Cadman Geo, wauons and blacksmith, and agt Halladay Standard Wind Mills CALIFORNIA DRUO^STORE. Pal- ace Hotel Building, A E Trnfton proprietor, dealer in drugs, medicines, fancy and toilet articles Carman A S (S T Mowder k Co) Carpenter M (Carpenter & Shulte) Carpenter & Shulte (M Carpenter and U F Shulte), blacksmith, wagonmaker and undertaking CASET JOHN, blacksmith, horse- shoer, carriage builder, wagons and agricultural implements made to order and repaired CITY HOTEL, George Frahm proprie- tor Cole Rev A L, clergyman (Baptist) Gotten J W, notary public, real estate and insurance agt Gotten Mrs P J, millinery Dashiell & Allison (W A Dashiell and ii I Allison), hotel Dashiell W A (Dashiell & Allison) DAVIDSON S N, watchmaker, jeweler, and dealer in watches Deal Rev David, clergyman (Methodist) Dixon High School "DIXON TRIBUNE." Ed E Leake publisher Duprey A F, carpenter and builder Einstein J, general merchandise Eppinger & Co (J Eppinger, B Ettlinger and Herman Eppinger), general mer- chandiite and grain Eppinger Herman (Eppinger & Co) Eppinger J (Eppinger & Co) Ettlinger B (Eppin^^er & Co) Evans G H, physician Ferguson W R, hardware Fisher O J, bootmaker o6 CO CO CO CO kUEl 1 ca FBA Ge MCf Fri CM Frazi ^" Giese ttH Ooefl •^ God C* Gran Q9 Di i> Gree Guei ♦« HA] (9 Ham s HAl an CO CM HAl Har< Ai Hari ^3 Hor C^ ■n ^ Hot E Hob s Hut «& Hut Sk llgn 09 Kell sc ^ kh @ KQ 09 P Kir CO Kir B Kn t/i e ♦— •^^ Kn 5f^ &0 LE 'J ^ Lei > Q y t Lei 1.0 < 1 H Le Lu '^ Mj t - CALVIN NUniNG S SON, 9Ianiitactarer« all kinitsi IROW WOBK, »«7 Slaia tttroct. Hav JTraneiacA. O OS o kUll -TOGGLE t CO., OBEGOII USH HWD mPLE/tf.y^«;r' i g> CO (7a2i/omia — ^Diaxm. 647 OEOBOE. *l>eoial agent German Benevolent Society of San Francisco Frazier Patrick, liquors Oieseoke August, bootmaker Goeffert Henry, harnesamaker Goldman S (Waterman & Goodman) Grangers' Business Association of Dixon, B F Kelly sec Greene J W (Harkinson ft Greene) Guenig Georg e, bakery and liquors HALL WILLIAM, postmaster Hamner Wm P, livery stable HANKE ft FRAHM (Wm Hanke and Geo Frahm), Central Meat Market HAHKB WM (Hanke & Frahm) Uardie k Amos (J Hardie and W H Amos), liquors Hardie J (Hardie 8c, Amos)' Harkinson & Greene (Robert Harkinson and J W Greene), groceries and fruits Harkinson Robert ( Harkinson St Greene) Hohmann V J, liquors Hutton Edward, barber Hutton Mrs Edward, ice cream llgner Mrs W, dressmaking Kelly B F, sec Granger's Business As- sociation of Dixon KING (Brinkorhoff & King) KING'S HOTEL. Briukerhoff & King proprietors Kirby A, druggist and varieties Kirach J P, harnessmaker and saddler Knox E W, attorney-at-law and real estate Knox Goo W, attorr^y and counselor- at-law and notary 'public LEAKE ED K publisher "Dixon Tribune " Leako W S, agt Central Pacific R R and Wells, Farjio & Co and operator Western Union Telegraph Co Leigh A H, meat market Levy & Adler (Murk Levy and Henry H AiUer), general merchandise Levy Mark (Levy &, Adler) Lunney Con, liquors Manning All)ert, attornoy-at-law, notary public and searcher of records Martin George, wasonmaker Martin J P, constable MoBride E J, drugs and books MoNaboe Rev Father, Catholic clergy- man Misfeldt Jacob, li(|uors Mount Michael, liquors Mowder S T & Co (S T Mowder and A 5 Carman), lumber dealers OBERHOLZEB ALBERT (Schomer 6 Oberholzer) Odell T H, physician Packard W A, teacher of music Dixon High School Patterson Mrs C A, hotel Pritchard M, physician and surgeon Rhem W C, city marshal Robelus Masalina, restaurant Sohirm' r Chos, hardware and Moves Schnitzlein F A, liquors SCHOMER HANb (Schomer k Ober- holzer) SCHOMER & OBERHOLZER (Hans Schomer and Albert Oberholzer), Dixon Brewery Scott Michael, blacksmith and wagon- maker Shcpard Mrs B, dressmaking Shulte H F (Carpenter & Shulte) Simmons J H, teacher Dixon High School Smith John B, whitewashing Stenge Morris, tailor Story A R, teacher Dixon High School TRAFTON A E. proprietor California Dr ug S tore, Palace Hotel Building TRAFTON A. physician, office Cali- fornia Drug Store TTLER F A (Brothers & Co) Upham F F, demist Vansunt William, groceries Watmer A J, barber Wallace T J, teacher Dixon High School Waterman & Goodman (H A \Vaterman and S Goodman), dry ^oods Waterman H A (Waterman & Good- man) Williiuns Peter, painter Willott P R, hotel and livery &0 CORNER FIRST AND B STREETS, Oixori, Holano Ooixiit,y, C7a.lit*oi*iii a.. BRINKERHOFF & KING, Proprietors, A Porter in atteMance at all Trains to tale Cliarp of Baaap. A First-ClaM Livery Stable in Connection with the HoteL >. Z o o o 53 CO CO CO CO CO CO |r HiRnwnnn i iimrfr ^'^-'^'^'^ ^j'^^-j^* *- ^^^*^^^ ?''^^^-*^ i^ sprar t»t. S. r. Hubs, Mpokes, Rims, Poles t^taufts etc. lOUISBRWEHimiltCO.. Jew«lry ikmtmw*wm mt Viae ii9?a!mp 548 California — Dixon-Dovmey. DIXON TRIBUNE, AN INDEPENDENT Democratic Weekly Journal, With a bona -flde CIRCULATION OF SIX HUNDRED. Publishod at Dixon* Solano County. Cal., Every Saturday, by E. LEAKE, Kditnr and Propriotor. DONNER. PtAriB County. A post-offlce. Butler W J, agt C P R R and Wells, Fargo & Co Fitzgerald John, engineer fire train C P RR OOULDEN JOSEPH, postmaster and proprietor Summit Hotel LOWEAJ, telegraph operator C P K R and W U Telegraph Co DORRIS BRIDGE. Modoc County. See Alturas. DOSHVILLE. Post-office lone; 3 miles from lone; pop- ulation 25. DOSH CHARLES, general merchan- dise DOS PUEBLOS. Santa Barbara County. Post-office Santa Barbara. WELCH G C, general merchandise and ranch DOUGHERTY'S STATION. Alameda County. A post-office, 13 miles southeast of Oakland; popula- tion 100. Coiighlan P, harncssmaker Dougherty C M, stock raiser Green John, postmaster Green Joseph, general merchandise Green T H, hotel Marsh Albert, hotel Martin W H, butcher Wells T D, blacksmith and wagonmaker DOUGLAS CITY. TRiNirr CouNTT. A poat-nffioo, 7 miles south of Weavervilte. Leonard H W, hotel MASON & THATEB, general mer- chandise DOUGLAS FLAT. Calaveras County. A post-office, 18 miles southeast of San Andreas; pop- ulation 175. Gagliardo Antonio, general merchandise (lagliardo N, bootmaker HnskelJohn, groceries PEBBT S A, postmaster and general merchandise PERRY S A.& 80NS> general mer- chandise Tatton C, notary public Valente F, general merchandise DOWNEY. Los Angeles County. A post, express and telegrarh office, situated 1*2 miles southeast c f Los Angeles; population 300. Andrews Joshua, blacksmith Banks J K, agt W. F & Co, operator W U Tel Co, and agt S P R R Buster J W, justice of the peace and notr.ry public Corson H C, meat market CENTRAL HOTEL. W H Russell proprietor, Crawford Cooper W F (Cooper & Wiley) COOPER & WIIEY (W F Cooper and W H Wiley), livery stable Daniels H S & Son (H S and H Daniels), drugs, paints and oils Decke r^, hair dres ser DICKINSON WILLIAM, stoves, tin- ware and pumps DOWNEY "SIGNAL," SHPurcell. publisher and proprietor [see adv] Frankel Bros (S and M E Fraukel), general m.'rchandiae Fuller Jolin, real estate and constable Fuller Mrs W D, millinery Grove M F, Methodist minister Grovner J F, physician and surgeon Harris R B, blacksmith •Tenison & Greening (.J E Jenison and E G Greening), general merchandise Kohn S, meat market Kendrick C, minister Christian church LAMOINE B A, wagonmaker Loew J, grain dealer and feedmill Lownesby John, wagonmaker McCroy J S (Russell & McCroy) PIONEER IRON WORKS, ^ I bd o o 5 CALVIN nrtlTTINU A MOW, Proprietors. Catabllslied 1«»49. »«7 Hain Street. » . F. fa Byi ^■^ Cal H CA « ^ g Cai ft Cai Co >1 Col 4 Coi t^ Cri f-i Cr< o ( fa Ci-< mmmfmmimm mmm am, TUGBIE t CO.. VENEERS "atRaBK.**- California — Downey-Downieville. 540 MITROyiOH J A. grooeriM and liq- uor* Polla rd Lo n, saloon PUROELL 8 Hi publisher and propri- etor Downey "Signal" Ruddook Mrs S C, milliner Russell & McCroy (W H Russell and J S McCroy), saloon RUSSELL W H (Kusser k MoCrov), proi>rietor Central Hotr>l, Crawford Scnlesinger J, general merchandise Shortridge C 8, harness and saddles Skidmore S S, agent J M Griffith k Co, lumber dealers Smart D B, saloon Smart D P, liquors Suiitb .; uootmaker Smith W C, physician TABWATEB B W> postmaster Toombs , Baptist minister Townsley John, wagonmaker Wagner R, physician Wiley W H (Cooper & Wiley) A FIRST-CLASS WEEKLY JOURNAL, 7^ CifO I)KVell W L (Cross & Campbell) Carmichael A, justice of the peace Cohn A ft Co, dry gomls and clothing Cole D T, lumber yard and county su- pervisor Costa Bros, butchers Crignon A, liquors Cross ft Campbell (C W Cross and W L Campbein attorneys-at-law Cross C W (Cross ft Campbell) Davidson 8 B, atturuey-at-law and U 8 commissioner Davis A, county supervisor DouuIasB , dentist Eschbacher F A, hotel Farley M, attorney-at-law and notary public Fish N B, sheriflF Garibaldi Joseph, grocer Hartling V, hurness and shoemaker Heudel Chas W, surveyor Howe A J, superior judge Ift George, blacksmith Jones Isaac G, civil engineer and county surveyor Jump Alemby, county physician Kaiser Fritz, liquors Kimball W B, justice of the peace Kimball W C, druggist Latreille B, clothing, boots and shoes Luther W T, county assessor Martin G C, painter McDonald Owen, hotel McGuire A J, carpenter and builder McKinsey C J, public administrator and coroner Meauy N H, li |uors Meroux J M B, grocer "MOUNTAIN MESSENGER** (The), Vaughn & Downer publishers Nessler Lorenz, brewery Nolancl & Sons, blacksmiths Orear J W, guns, tobacco and stationery Osgood L H, attorney-at-law m CD CD B 1 « CO &0 'I'./ m HARDWOOD UIMBER. WHITE BROS Street, m. V. Oregon AMb 18 4k IS Main and 14 A 1« Spear Vavle and Aider MASONIC OUTFITS, SKsa.^A.y»y«'sg?sgg.Via: & H CO I* .« il H s . =1 J* i 650 California — Dovmieville-Ditncan's Mills. Pnrdy H H, jeweler and candies Ryan Wm, postmaster and notary pub- lic SCAHHAN n, banker Scott John, county treasurer, cigars and tobacco "SIERRA OaUNTY TaiBTJNE." (Jalkiu Bros publishers Smith C C, druggist Smith S A, attorney-at-law Soward F D, district attorney and at- torney-at-law Spauldiiig, Mowry & Co, grocers Stackus T M, furniture and upholstery Stewart J H, liquors Strange H, county clerk, auditor and recorder Taylor & Forbes, foundry Thorp J H, justice of the peace VAUGHN & DOWNER (J A Vaughn and E K Downer), publishers "Moun- tain Messenger" Wall J K, county supervisor Wehe F K, at.torney and counselor-at- law Wf ir & Mead, livery stable Weston R S, justice of the peace Wiggins J S, liquors Williams I, hairdri sser Winchill (I, jtistice of the peace Wixsou J S, county superintendent schools SIERRA COUNTY TRIBUNE Published e\ery Thursday, at Downieyille, Sierra Connty, Cal. CALKINS BROS., Proprietors. The Tribune has the Largest Circula- tion of any Paper published in Sierra County. Special inducements to advertisers. DOW'S PRAIRIE. Humboldt County. A post-office and small farming settlenu-nt, 6 miles north of Areata and 17 miles northeast of Pjureka. RECKART JACOB, postmaster DRYTOWN. Amador County. A post, express and telegraph office and mining camp, 52 miles from Sacramento via Latrobe, 16 miles by stage from lone, and 1 1 miles from Jackson. Population 400. Barney E S, supt reduction works Church M B, justice of the peace French C L, constable Grimes George, dry goods and clothing HENDERSON F B, proprietor Ex- change Hotel and agent Hamilton's stage line Isenman & Giannini (F Isonman and F Giainiini), Drytown Meat Market JENNINGS WILLIAM, general mer- chandise, groceries and hardware, postmaster and Wells, Fargo & Co's agent and manager Western Union Telegraph Co Lemoin Geo W, blacksmith Norman W A, physician Phcenix Reduction Works, E S Barney supt Potosi Mine, Chas Thomas Seaton Mine. Wm Simon supt WILLIAMS JOSEPH C, general mer- chandise DUARTE. Los Anoeles County. A post-office several miles southeast of Los Angules. BRONSON A B. postmaster, real es- tate and insurance agent and general merchandise Alameda Station. DUBLIN. County. See Dougherty's DUNCAN'S MILLS. Sonoma County. A post, express and telegraph office, situated on Russian River at the point where the North Pacitic Coast Railroad crosses, and is the present terminus of tlie road, 1 ^ miles from the sea and 65 miles from San Kafael. The mill was built in 1860, and has been operated success- fully for eighteen years. The popula- tion may number 'J50. AUman & Queen, North Coast stage line Duncan Samuel, postmaster Duncan's Mills Land and Lumber Co McLean D, blacksmith and engineer Moor F B, blacksmith Moscow Mill, lumber mfrs CO i CO CO CO CO a« en o OS CALVIN NUniNS i SON. UIMnEKH, JAIt. ASn VBWCR WOKML, >M7 Httln Mtreet, ttau Vrain«liM!». miEH. TUGGU t CO.. WEXICHH H>RD WOODS. 18 * «0 Spear tU, (taa Franelsco California — Duncan's MiUa-Dutch Flat. 551 North Coast Stage Line, AUman &; Queen proprs Orr John, liquors Paterson James, cheese mfr (jueen C, agts Wells, Fargo & Co Queen & Good, hotel Bicioli A, dairyman Rielly Mill, Railroad, Land and Lumber Co Rule Mrs, wood, bark and cattle Saitori V, dairyman Schloss S, general merchandise Sloan Chas F, hairdresser Smith William, bootmaker TOMASENl G, commission merchant and dairyman and from mer- DUNNIGAN. Yolo County. A post, express telegraph office about 18 miles Woodland. Population 125, HATNES & EARLL, general chandise Lewis < Jeo B, hotel and livery stable Mitchell & Yariuk, blacksmiths and wagonmaki-rs Wilkiusiin B D, operator Western Union Telegraph DURHAM. Butte Cointy. A post, express and telegraph offieeon thoOegon Division of the Central Paoirie R, R., 18 miles northwest of Oroville. Criley Andrew, blacksmith EPPERSON E A, hotel Harris N A, wagonniaktT Locey J H, general merchandise Taylor Wm, lliutr-mill Turley John, saloon CO DUTCH FLAT, Placer County. telegraph office. A post, express and A p'ace of some historio importance, on account of its rich mines. An extensive lumbering trade is carried on in the vicinity, a d Bom of tiie heaviest hydraulic mining of thy State is done here. The scen- ery in the vicinity is picturesque and grand. It is on the Central Pacitic R. U., OG miles from Sacra- mento, and .31 miles northeast of Auburn. Population about 1,500. Anderson Henry, saloon Barrett Charles A, variety store Book Herman, saloon BROWN ADAM> cigars and tobacco Coburn L G, principal Grammar School Cohen H & Bro (H andM Cohen), gen- eral merchandise Cohen H attd M (H Cohen & Bro) Colegrove Lee, livery stable Davis Abraham, saloon Disque Henry, C P R R agt, and gen- eral merchandise depot Dunn James F, saloon DUTCH FLAT HOTEL, Edward Mallows projirietor Eshbach D.ivid M, dentist Faller John R, saloon depot Ferguson A.aron, cirpenier OOULD JAMES L (Towie Bros & Co) Halsey Henry H, postmaster Halsey Stephen G, varieties Harris Rev J J, clergyman (Methodist) Hdlhousc Wni, hardware Hoos B'rank C, saloon Hoos .John, bootmaker Hudepohl Herman R, dry goods, cloth- ing, and agt Johnston Optical Co Jameson James, barber and justice of peace Jones J T, druggist Kopp Charles, meat market Landman Julius C, watclimaker MAKER GEO S, wholesale and retail provisions, j^roceries, liquors, cigars, tobacco, hardware, tinware, crockery, crain, feed, etc i% postmaster Jones J E, general merchandise McCarty E, blacksmith McCormick Wm H, justice of the peace Morrow John, livery stable Parman Joseph, constable Renshaw Mrs, hotel Smith L, furniture mfr EAST BERKELEY. Alameda County. See Berkeley. EAST LAKE. Lake County. A post-office, about 14 miles from Lakeport. FIEDLER F, superintendent Sulphur Bank Quicksilver Mining Co, Sulphur Bank Store, general merchandise, ho- tel and agent Wells, Fargo & Co's Express Hopkins F V, general merchandise and physician Stubbs C, butcher Tucker Jas E, postmaster EAST OAKLAND. Alameda Counit. See Oakland, EASTON. Fresno County. V post-office, 6 miles south of Fresno City. Linilstrom P 0, blacksmith WHITNEY MRS JE> postmistress EDDY'S LANDING. Colusa County. See Grand Island. EIGHT MILE HOUSE. Yolo County. Post-office Woodland ; 8 miles west of Woodland; popula- tion 35. OLIVER A Ji saloon EL CAJON. San Diego County. A post-office, 13 miles northeast of San Diego. Clark R, horticulturist Cowles G A, farmer KNOX A L> postir ister and hotel Rea J B, general merchandise EL DORADO. El Dorado County. A post, express and telitgraph office, of about 300 in- habitants, about 54 miles east of Sac- ramento, a station on the stage line leading from Shingle Springs to Plac- erville, once a great mining section. Lying in the mountains, as it does, it has a pure, bracing atmosphere, and is supported by mining and agricul- ture. Beem M C, saloon Berns Bernard, general merchandise Borro & Casta, winery Broadded J W, general merchandise Coblentz & Bro (Cerf and Nathan Co- blentz), general merchandise Da vis L M, fruit grower DREW W C L> postmaster and re- corder Drew W C L & J B, saddles, harness and stationery, operator W U Tel Co Fisher John A, liquors Gaf ney James, meat market Gait 1 A, collector and assessor Gilmore N, supt Angora Goat Associa- tion and supervisor Graham L A, liquors Loofbourrow D T, general merchandise Miller J W, liquors Norton D E, fruit grower Quinn M F, blacksmith Robinson M S, fruit grower Shaver J, bootmaker Tallman Mrs Alice, propr Oriental Hotel Tracy F A, justice of the peace Warf A J, constable Yeadon Joshua, blacksmith and wagon- maker Yeadon Willia./i, liquors and cigars PIONEER IRON WORKS, t Pi O 9 M CAIiVinr NIITTIIVU A MOM, Proprietor*. JBstsbllobed 1M4» ««7 Xlalu Street, li F. HI •f» miElli TUGGU t CO. I Horn, m »nd «0 nytmr JBtrcet, Baa Franct—o. Calif omia — Eleven Mile Station-Ellia' Landing. 553 ELEVEN MILE STATION. MARIP0S4 County. Station. WOOD J W, hotel Fost-offioe Clark's ELIZABETH LAKE. Los Anoeles Coumtt. A post-office, about 30 miles from Newhall. MYEBS J W> station-keeper and deal- er in hay and grain ELIZABETHTOWN. YcBA County. Post-office Wheatland. Corbin Frank, mine Lathrop W B, saw-mill Leavett R E, mine Manson Wm, mine O'Niel R M, ranch ELK CREEK. Colusa County. A post-office, 40 miles northwest of Colusa, in the foot-hills of the Coast Range Mountains; popu- lation 50. It has a tri-weekly mail with Colusa. Friday k Knight, blacksmiths Houston J W, general merchandise Kinnaman Martin, liquors PTLE W H. postmaster Van Syoc John, hotel and feed stable Williams John, justice of the peace ELK GROVE. SacrabiIEnto County. A post, express and telegraph office. It is most pleasantly situated on the Wes- tern Division of the Central Pacific R. R., distant from San Francisco 135 miles, from' Sacramento 16; estimated population 400. It is the center of a Srosperoua grain, fruit, and wine-pro- ucing section; exports are ''mit, grain, hay, wine, wood, wool, and flour. The country in the immediate vicinity is very picturesque, and the many well-cultivated farms and hand- some country residences indicate a prosperous condition, and augurs fav- orably for the growth and permanency of the place. Abrams J & Co, general merchandise Andrews J N, general merchandise Bower k Hill, Hour-mill Bower L, warehouse Bowsfield W, tanner and bootmaker Bradford C S, drugcrist and phjrsHan Chinnick James T, blacksmith end wagonmaker Edgington L C, general merchandise Edging ton & Lowe, butchers EVJBBSON J ft OOf general merchan- dise and grain warehouse Hill John D, wheelwright Holland T J, agt C PR ti, and tele- graph operator Kempter T B, harness and saddlery Longenecker A J, hardware, stoves and tinware Martin J W, hotel and butcher Pearce W H, carpenter and builder Pickett Ed, sidoon Priddy Rev W B, clergyman (Metho- dist) ( Rollins N W, carpenter arid builder Stevens D J, hotel Stewart S C, carpenter and builder Toronto Hotel, D J Steyens propr OO s ELK HORN. San Benito County. See Emmett. ELK HORN. San Joaquin County. Meeker A C, justice of peace Young Edward, justice of peace ELKHORN STATION. Calaveras County. DIEREN E> hotel and station CO ELLIOTT. San Joaquin County. A post-office, -ag- 26 miles northeast of Stockton, 8 cS- miles by stage southeast of Gait. Population 100. Bovard M & Co, flonring-mills Evans T C, snloon HICKET ft mSENER. gen mdse McCulloch J W, blacksmith and wagon- maker Misener N S, postmaster and notary public Mitchell L T, carpenter Pinkei*ton Mrs M J, boarding-house ELLIS' LANDING. San Joaquin County. Post-office Tracy. Ellis Geo, grain dealer ELLIS. San Joaquin County. See Tracy. OO 09 HARDWOOD LUMBER, HSIS^'g^iaLtiliS^SSlSiSfJii:!^ 86 !: ? Il 91 miBHTS TEINPUB UHIFORMS. VOUOROSS A CO.. XaMiile T«w#le, M: • FosC street, Maa Fniaelac*. 564 CaUfomia —Ebnira-Encinitoa. ELMIRA. Solano County. A post, express, and telegraph office in a rich farming dis- trict, 60 miles from San Francisco and 11 miles northeast of Suisun, on the California Pacific R. B. Population about 300. Allison Mrs Itha, millinery Allison J & Co, general merchandise and grain warehouse Alsansan Rev J M, Methodist clergy- man BARRETT J H. insurance, notary public and justice of the peace Caaman William, blacksmith and wagon- maker Chandler F B, lumber Collier J A, blacksmith and wagonmaker Cripps S A, blacksmith Diclcson Albert, meat market Gamble John T, deputy constable OEOROE E Hi confectionery, tobacco and ciffars and barber shop OEOROE WILLIAM. proprietor Geonre's hotel and restaurant HA]m.TON ALBERT W. boot- maker Keating James T, operator W U Tel Co KendaU C B, agt Central Pacific R R Kiely B, liquors Lason Rev William, Methodist clergy- man March R B, livery stable Meeker 8 M, phyaiciaa Myere^ iilliza, hotel and livery Ryau Dan, li(|Uors and hotel Reynolds W J, liciuors SCHEELIlfE N, general merchandise, postmaster, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, and grain warehouse Schnee C M, co.^ atock growers EMERY W 8, postmaster Flyn J, stock grower EMIGRANT GAP. Placer County. A post, express and telegraph office, 17 miles from Dutch Flat and 50 miles northeast of Auburn, on the Central Pacific R. R. Banvard A L, agt Central Pacific R R CAFFYN D> postmaster, hotel snd livery stable Chinn J B, lumber Clark M M, saloon Downing O B, hairdresser and miner Hyatt M R, general merchandise Mahan J, saloon McDonald Angus, saloon Osborn R S, general merchandise Warner Chas A, bootmaker Wilson A B, physician EMMATON. Sacramento Coumty. Distance from San Francisco, by river, 56 miles; its resources are agriculture. Popula- tion estimated at 100. Steele S W, harnessmaker UPHAM J Ml general merchandise EMMETT. San Benito County. A post-office, 16 miles by stage from Tres Pinos. Ackley Samuel, farmer Call G W, speculator Fowle A, stock raiser Fowle Charley, butcher and stock raiser Fowle G W, stock raiser Fredson A H, hotel and cooper Keliher Jerry, stock raiser and dairy- man Koppel Alex, dairyman Lonasel Barney, dairyman Linch W M, farmer McKlroy R H, postmaster McKanna I'atrick, dairyman Miller John, horse raiser lUliker Jerry, atock raiser and dairyman ENCINITOS. San Dieoo County. A post-office, sit- uated 25 miles from Han Diego City on the California Southern R. R. Chaffin Rjpostmaster and general mdse RATTAN THOS, land owner CALVIN NUniNG i SON, Manufoctiirer« all klnilH IKOX WOUK, **7 Main HItreet, Man Vranclaea. CO CO CO CO B &0 Co Sai oo (0 o Bn O o Ka ■i flLlEH, TUfiGLE i CO., Eastern Hard Wood lumber.'SA?r!iy^£.y 9i O California — Englewood-Eureka. 555 ENGLEWOOD. Humboldt Coumtt. A poat-office. Davis Henry & Bro, hotel, post-office, and farmer Dennis , lumber-mill Riodell L, general merchandise, post- master, painter and farmer ENTERPRISE. Butte County. A post-office, 15 miles northeast of Oroville. Population 160. BURROUGHS CHAS, general chandise Drown G A, hotel Kloss P, hotel mer- EPPERSON. Colusa C unty. A miles from Williams. post jffice, 18 For ilation 30. EPPERSON B C, hotel and postmaster Gaither J W, surveyor Hemstoad , physician and dentist Tucker W M, general merchandise ERIE. San Benito County. A post-office, 60 miles southeast of Hollister. BUTTON A T D. blacksmith TUCKER E B. postmaster ETNA MILLS. Slskiyou County. A post and express office, situated in Scott Valley, at the base of Salmon Mountains, 30 miles south from Vreka, the county seat. Population 300. Baker I L, hotel Beard J S, attorucy-at-law and notary iiublic Bills L, bootmaker Braun J V, attorney-at-law Brown John V, attorney-at-law and notary public Buckner (lOo, general merchandise Campbell J C, saloon Diggles Jas A, druggist Doran Kichurd, saloon "ETNA POST," Geo Rodgers editor and proprietor Evans & Davis, blacksmiths Frantz F W, wagon and cabinetmaker BVantz & Wallis, cabinetmakers Genny Henry, saloon Hyde David H, bootmaker and barber Kappler Chas, brewer and saloon Kist 4 French, flour-mill Lanphier A, boots and shoes Marx Martin, harnessmaker and sad- dler Messner Jacob, saloon and restaurant Miller E, tinner Nuttinc C W, physician PARKER, CAMPBELL & CO. gener- al merchandise, managers W U Tele- graph Co and agts Wells, Fargo & Co Petty & Muxum, saloon Pitman & Adams, marble works Pitraann M B, saw-mill Kitz John & Co, livery stables ROGERS GEO, editor and proprietor "Etnu Post" Schmidt Nicholas, hotel , SINGLE J M. postmaster Skelton J F, watchmaker Smith J M, cabinetmaker Smith N, hotel STEPHENS JOSEPH, general mer- chandise Strasburg Robert, carpenter Sullivan H W, livery stable Sutherland James, livery stable Young Enos, butcher WEEKLY ETNA POST. PUBLISHED AT EVERY SATURDAY, BY CEO. ROGERS. An Independent Journal devoted to State and Local News. EUREKA. Humboldt County. A post, express and telegraph office, situated on Hum- boldt Bay, 230 miles north of San Francisco. Population about 3,000. Eureka is only second to San Fran- cisco as a seaport in California. It is chiefly dependent upon the timber and stock int-rfsts of the county for sup- port. The city is one of the most ex- pensively and tastefully laii out on the coast. Slany handsome business blocks and public buildings adorn her thor- oughfares. The streets are rectangular and kept in good condition; while the facilities for numerous vessels "along the wharves" are quitu adequate. Eu- reka is lijihted with gas, and possesses many of the useful institutions of a me- CO OO c o o a > }>• i i! c/> HARDWOOD LUMBER i WkGON STOCK ".fiTf^K^ffe'^tr.-r „.i — m-if LOUIS BBtYEHWHH tCO.aeyeYg^^STarofd'ar^u.l m^rF 556 California — Eureka. tropolis. The advantages of her climate bring Humboldt County into prominence as an agricultural and dairying country. Never has drought interfered with the prospects of farmers here; in fact it is noticeable that when other parts of the State are suffering from extremely dry years, this favoted locality yields larger crops than usual. AXE FREDi postmaster, comer H andQ AYRESWH* publisher "Democratic Standard," corner 2d and £ Biurd Thos» commission merchant and agt steamer Humboldt, foot E Baldwin k Mercer (M H Baldwin and W L Mercer), saddlery and harness, cor 2d and D Barman Henry, dry goods and general merchandise, cor 2d and F Barnum Gorham N, liquors, F bet 1st and 2d Bariy k Fitzgerald (James Barry and J P Fitzgert^), liquom, cor 1st and E Becker Martin, liquors, 2d bet E and F Belche r Pe ter, insurance agt BELL FRED W> real estate and insur- ance agt, notary public and commis- sioner of deeds, 94 2d Benard J E, surveyor of logs, 94 2d Bigelow C E. blacksmith, 63 E Blocksburg Hotel, Capt H H Ticknor propr Bonsell Ed, groceries, cor Clark and B BONSTELL W T, books, stationery, music, pictures and frames, 120 3d Boscow Mrs Wm, stamping, etc Brett Wm, liquors, 1st bet F and G BRODRICK 6 J> black and shipsmith, foot E Bro wn A L, city clerk BROMTN LOT M> liquors, cor 3d and E BROWN T M, sheriff and tax collector Brumtield W H, attomey-at-law, cor 2d and I Buck S M, city attorney Buhne H H, vice-pres Humboldt Coun- ty Bank, E bet 2d and 3d Buhne H H & Co(H H Buhne and Chas Everding), hardware and agricultural implements, 1st bet E and F Bullock N, insurance agt and notary public Burnett Bros (H M and EH Burnett), gunsmiths, F bot 2d and 3d California Wine Rooms, Jas Montgom- ery, cor 3d and E Carr J, liver y sta ble, cor 3d and D CHELSTRANI) A. tailor, V^ance Block Chope Alex & Son, carriage iind wagon- makers as i blacksmith, 2d bet E and D Chope Bros (Alex and Arthur Chope), horseshoers and wagonmakers, cor 3d andD Clark Jonathan, councilman Close & Mercer, carpenters and con- tractors, cor Ist and G Cochran A C, attorney-at-law, cor 6th and I GONAR JOHN* liquors (Sailors' Home), 1st near D Coonan J F, agt W U Tel Co, Vance House Cooper Sol, recorder U S Land Office Costerlin J B, county school supt Cottrell Augustus, councilman Curley James, liquors, cor F and 1st CUTLER THOMAS* commission mer- chant and grocer and councilman, 73 1st Davis S B, physician and surgeon, F bet 3d and 4th De Haven J J, attomey-at-law "DEMOCRAT IC STANDARD." (weekly), Wm Ayres publisher, cor 2d andE Devlin C L, boots and shoes, 2d bet H andG Devoy Bros (H M and James Devoy), Eureka Livery Stable, cor 3d and D DICKSON R A justice of the peace, next door to Odd Fellows' Hall Ditismore J O, county supervisor l')olbeer k Carson, saw- mill, head of 2d Dollison J K, real estate and notary public, 139 2d Domingo Mark, fruits, 45 E Dwyer J W, dry and fancy goods, 3d near F Elbra J, liquors, F bet Ist and 2d Fairfield Chas, liquors. South Park Sa- loon Fay G M & Bro, shingle-mill FERRARA JOSEPH, liquors, 1st bet E and I) Ferrier David, carriage painter, cor 2d andD Fisher G L, liinors, cor 2d and H FISHER & OUNTHER, oyster house and restaurant, E bet 2d and 3d Flanagan, Brosnan & Co, saw-mill Fleming & Whitman, liquors, 2d bet E and F Foster S B, physician, cor 2d and H Freese J W, dentist and physician, Vance Block, 2d bet F and G Fre und & Morgan, mfrs cigars FRUCHTNICHT J, liquors, 2d bet E and F Gall J J, restaurant, 2d bet E and F Gallagher M F, barber, Vance House Block Gallagher & Ruhl,*liquors, Vance House Saloon I Gates J, dentist, cor 2d and H ?■ PIONEER IRON WORKS, CALVir; NIJTTIMU A MOIV. Proprietor*. fist»bll«hed 1H49 ««7 Main Street. M F. ALLEN. TUGBIE <; GO., OAK PLANK. Ill aadSO Spear at. .Man Fraaelaeo. t [ft I" ► u ft* 5" California — Eureka. 557 Geandrot Mias E M, fancy goods, mil- linerv, etc, cor F and 3d t Qemmill & Gibbard, house {urnishing goods and furniture Grant M H, photographer, 3d bet E and F Gross Reuben, physician, 3d bet F and G Guenette F, teacher of vocal music, cor G and 6th Haensel Julius, restaurant and bakery, E bet 3d and 4th Haney John, fruits, 2d bet E and F Hiinna A W, attorney-at-law, F bet 2d and 3d Hannah John, county supervisor Hansen Mrs P, hairdresser, 2d nr G Haynes John P, superior judge Henderson J VV, pres Humboldt County Bank, E bet 2d and 3d Heney Geo K, real estate and general business agt, notary public and city assessor, 137 2d Herrick R F, county surveyor HTT'T^'RIt CIHAS> cabinetmaker and Elk Horn finisher, F bet 3d and 4th Hill Stephen, county supervisor Hitchings J W, dealer in wood, cor B an>l W ashington Holesworth & Fisher, liquors, 2d nr F Hopkins Geo \V, attorney-at-law, no- tary public and justice of the peace Hopkins J P, carpenter Howard (J M, hotel, cor 3d and E Howard E H, police judge Huk & McLean, brewery Hulse B, horseshoer and blacksmith, cor F and 5th Hulstis W F, cigars and tobacco, n s 2d bet E and F Humboldt County Bank, J W Hender- son pres, H H Buhnc vice-pres, W M Pluntoon cashier, E bet 2d and 3d HUMBOLDT STEAMSHIP CO. W J Sweasey & iSuns atfjnts, 2d "HUMBOLDT TIMES." W H Wy- man publisher, cor 4th and F Hunter C W, attorney-at-law, Vance Block Huutoon W M, cashier Humboldt County Bank, 1% Ix^t 2d and 3d lohmann I, hardware, stoves and tin- ware, cor 4tli and I Jacobson R, boots and shoes, cor 4th and Vw James Rev G W, Methodist clergyman Janssen E & Co, proprs The Branch, cor M and E, and !st bet E and F Johnston W H, hardware, tinning and plumbing, cor E and 2d .lones D R & Co, saw-mills, office H Jones 8, bootmaker Jones VVarren, fruits, 64 F Kapple Wm S & Hon, liquors and shoot- imj gal'ery, 2d bet G and H CO Kaliacher N & Co, clothing, dry goods, etc, 105 2d yBLTfBH. C F. Humboldt Market, E bet 3d and 4th Kendall & Acheson, Humboldt Livery Stable, cor 2d and D, and Fashion Stable, cor 2d and H Kendall D, councilman Kenyon J G, general merchandise Kimball John H, justice of the peace, 166 2d KINGSTON HARRY, city treasurer, commission merchant and storage, agent for steamers Mary D Hume and Alta, D St Wharf Kinsey L T, county treasurer Ijanigan T J, Eureka Foundry, 1st bet E and D . Lathrop H D, D D, principal Humboldt Seminary Lettunech Martin, restaurant and ci^ar stand, Ist nr D Leventhal A, general auctioneer Lincoln Planing Mills, cor 2d and K Lindsay N G, city marshal UyiNGSTON JOHN N & CO, liquors, cor Ist and D Loewdnthal J, c^othmg and furnishing goods, 2d bet E and F Long Joseph, fruits, etc, E Lynch Rev C N, Catholic clergyman Mathews James E, book store, station- ery and news agency, F bet 2d and 3d Mathews P W, barber, E bet Ist and 2d McCarty J, bootmaker, Ist bet E and F McDowell Ed, oounty supervisor McGaraghan P, liquors, 1st bet F and E McGrath Jane H, dressmaking, 3d bet FandG McKay A & Co, Occidental Saw-mill, foot of 1st McLaren \V J, bootmaker, F bet 1st and 2d McLean I., propr The Overland House McNally Ju, liquors, cor 1st and E McNamar I W J, clothing and furnish- ing gooo J, cor E and 2d Mentz Cl'^f's, druggist, F bet 2d and 3d Miller Ci\rl, watchm^iker and jeweler, cor E and 2d Miller Chas, liquors, 1st bet D and E Miller & Miller, attorneys-at-law Monroo J P, Monroe Soda Factory, cor A and Washington Moore S B, mgr Vance House Morgan Wm, cigar manufactory, 66 F Morrtll J F, physician, cor 2d and H Murphy Danl, hotel, 1st bet D and E MYliOTT A E. general business agent, corner 2d and E Occidental Hotel, Daniel Murphy propr Occidental Saw-mill, foot 1st Oimstead Chas, shipsmith and black- smith, foot E OO w i OO OO c/> OO OO en i HARDWOOD LOMBER. WHITE BROS.. 1» * Iff Main and 14 A 1« Spear tit, l».F. Oak, Aah, Hickory, Maple, Cherry, etc. ODD FtUOWS' SUPPU ES. 'i&SS'^S^aSfgSHs^vw:- 558 California — Eureka, OTJB OOBNEB 8AL00F. Livingaton ft Co, cor D and lit Overland Houae (The), A McLean propr Peterson F, tailor, '2d bet H and G Porter J S, dentist, F bet 3d and 4th Powell R B, drui^ist, 2d nr O Pratt W H, furniture and crockery, cor F and 2d Prince Peter, wholesale liquor dealer, 2d bet E and F Pringle David, saddlery and harness- maker, 2d bet D and E Prowse Bros, liquors, cor 1st and F Puree Walter, undertaker and agt Peta- luma Marble Works PuK«r S, librarian Free Library Qursig H, watchmaker and jeweler, F bet 3a and 4th Randall A W, notary public, and gen- eral basiness and insurance agt Revay John, groceries and general mer- chandise, 1st bet E and F Rhoaaes Rev S H, clergyman (Metho- dist) Raith William, bakery RICHAEDSON ft ARMSTRONG. barbers, £ bet 2d and 3d Richardson Chas, moulding-mill, foot 8d Ricks Thos F, livery ana sale stables, cor 4th and F Roberts C F, register U S Land Office Robertson Geo, marble works Rohner ft Ellery (Henry Rohner and Frank Ellery), groceries and general merchandise, cor 2d and O Roney & Prince (J M Rouey and P Prince), lii^uors Rose C L, boilermaker Rotermund H H Jr, wogonmaker, 61 E Rowe & Holmes (E J Rowe and Robt Holmes), carriage mfrs, cor D and 3d Rbwell Mrs E T, hotel, E bet 3d and 4th Ruscoe ft Lundblade, furniture and bedding, 2d bet E and F Russ Boarding House, Mrs SinCIair and Mrs Taylor, 3d bet F and G Russ Joseph, Eureka Market, G bet 2d and 3d Ryan Miss J, millinery and fancy goods Ryan Mrs L B, dressmaking, cor F and 3d St Joseph's Institute, conducted by the Sisters of Mercy, block bet F and G Sawtell A L, general merchandise and saloon, 2d nr D Schenck A, physician, cor 2d and I Sbaw G H, county assessor Simpson James, councilman Simpson ft Wolfe, hotel, 106 1st bet E andF Smiley J C, painter, F Smith A B, crockery and jewelry, 2d bet FandG Snow ft Co (H K and H C Snow), dry goMs ard gen mdse, cor 2d and E Spence ft Armstrong, v'oceriea and crockery, 2d bet E and F Spring H, coroner and public admin* istrator Stafford C G, attomey-at-law, cor 2d andH Stem ft Ryan, clothing and furnishing goods, 68 F Stevens R W, county supervisor Storm Chaa, harnessmaker, F bet 3d and 4th STRONG NAT R photographer, 2d bet F and G. Vance Block SWEASET W J ft SON (W J and Richard Sweasey), groceries and gen- eral merchandise, northeast comer G and 2d Taylor C G, groceries and general mer- chandise and afft Pacific Coast Steam- ship Co, cor 2d and F Taylor M S, gen mdse, E bet 34 and 4th "TELEPHONE" (The), Austin Wiley and Will L Heney proprietors Thomson J S, county clerk and recorder Tobin £, cigars and candies, 1st bet E andF Tompkins G W, attorney -at-law, 2d nrP Tupper R E, grocer Tuttle ft EUsmore, shingle-mill U S Land OfGce, C F Roberta regiater Sol Cooper recorder Vance Houae, S B Moore mgr, cor 2d andG VANCE JOHN, proprietor Mad River R R and Saw-mill and Vance Houae and aaw-mill, Eureka, corner G and 2d Walsh Thos, general merchandise and mayor, cor Ist and E Wanteky Francis, mfr jewelry, cor 2d andG Watson John A, agt Wells, Fargo ft Co and insurance, 111 2d Watson ft Randall, real estate and in- surance agts, 1 1 1 2d Weaver F A, City Laundry, 1st bet F andG Weaver ft Melendy, attomeys-at-law Webster W H, constable Week F A, draggist and stationery, cor F and 3d Week ft Kelher, insurance agts, cor F and 4th WILEY ft HENEY, publishers Daily and Weekly "Telephone," 179 2d Wilson E W, district attorney and no- tary pnblic, G bet 2d and 3d WTMANWH, "Humboldt Times," comer 4th and F Young Fred, cigars and tobacco, 2d bet EandF Yuill Jamea, expreaa, cor 2d and E C^ I CO CO S3 g ts w J GO (0 o o PRISON CEUs.i>?%ra;i.rs^«.'sr» cuviN nuhing t son. w^^m^^^^ii^^fl^t^^^l^^^mmj^mm^mtm^^mm^fmimmm^m^fmfmmfmfmmiim wm* ^immm Califomia — Eureka. 559 B^Oie/ Eurebp ImIoUI Bay I Crosce&l % CAIjiIFOHNIA. GEO. BATON, Commander, Will make Regular Trips between San Francisco, Humboldt Bay and Crescent City, sailing from Jackson Street Wharf, San Francisco, On the 2d, 12th and 22d of each month, at 9 A. M. Sailing from City Wharf, Eureka, On the 7th, 17th and 27th of each month, at service of the tide. THE HUMBOLDT Is a NEW BOAT, First-Class in every respect, and has SPLENDID PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS. For Freight or Passage apply to 8EARLE8 & STONE, THOMAS BAIRD, 22 California Street, City Wharf, San Francisco. Eureka, H. B. W. J. SWEASEY & SON, General Agents, N. E. corner Second and G Streets, Eureka, J ■ i I ^s^mBamBmaatmamm LOUIS mnmkH i co./'sg>«ir&e^t%^7wa»:jgg:y 560 California — Eureka-Fairfield. @vs#ka 'Mv%wf SlftMHf Cor. 3d and D Sts., Eureka, H. B. DEVOY BROTHERS, PROPRIETORS. Fine Carriage Teams and Safe Saddle Horses a Specialty. Excellent Accpniinodations for Transient Custom and all at Reduced Rates. E Street, bet. Ttiird and Fourth, Eureka, Cal. KcepL> constantly on tiand all kinds of Alao Fowls, and all kinds of Garden and Field Produce. Goods sold at Bt^drock Prices for Cash. Vessels supplied with the best the Market affords at the LOWEST CASH PRICE:). EUREKA NORTH. Sierra County. See Fir Cap. EUREKA SOUTH. Nevada Couniy. See Graniteville. EVERGREEN. Santa Clara Couniy. A post-office, 7 miles southeast of San Jose; popula- tion 120. Borton W F, blacksmith and wagon- maker Healy Wm, carpenter Holland J W, market Holland Simeon, tailor McMurry Fraiik, liquors Park John E, bootmaker Smith Chas C, blacksmith SMITH F J, general merchandise postmaster and FAIRFAX. Marin Couni-y. Post-office San Rafael. A station on the North Pacific Coast R. R., 18^ miles from San Francisco and si miles from San Rafael. Provesal S, soda water factory FAIRFIELD. Solano County. A post and telegraph office, on the California Pacific R. R., 46 miles from San Francisco; is the county seat, and has a population of 400. It is located in a very fertile sec- tion, and depends on the interests of agriculture and fruit growing for its support. Baker S K, supervisor Buckles A J, district attorney Burchard Rev J, Methodist Chamberlain T W, assessor Cloutman J F, under sheriff Dalton A, supervisor Dobbins A J, attorney and notary public Dobbins P, attorney Donaldson J W, blacksmith and wagon- maker Donley W A, wagonmaker FAIRFIEU) EXCHANQE MAH> KET AND SALOON, Meyer & Levey pro prieto rs FAIBFIELD HOTEL T P Hooper pro prietor FAIRFIELD HOUSE, Thomas Joyce proprietor FABNHAMJOHN. sheriff Fitch William W, county surveyor PRISON CELIS, Feneeii and Brldse JM7 Main Street, Work. M. F. CALVIN NUniNe& SON. I I .a i s ^ i < o ilLLEII. TUGGIE t CO.. Shh Plait. «ll Mrts. Wrr rrmeto**. California — Fairfield-Farmvngton. 561 fOHTAHA ft WILLIAMSON (MJ Fontana and A, D Williatnaon), gener- al merohandiae GOODWIN B H> blacksmith, wagon and oarriagemaker Greoorv John M, superior judge Haile Jos eph 8, attorney HARVEY JOEL A. county clerk HOOPER T Fi proprietor Fairfield Ho- tel and postmaster Hoyt W K, county treasurer and tax collector JOTCE THOHASi proprietor Fairfield House L amon t George A, attorney LEVET MOSES (Meyer &, Levey) McCrory James, supervisor McCudden James, super visior McDermott P, liquors McKenna Joseph, attorney Mc Leod O A, blacksmith METER ft LEVET (Paul Meyer and Moses Levey), Fairfield Kxchanse Market, and liquors, and feed stable Moran Owen, auditor Powell A, supervisor Robberson Jasper, attorney Sanborn Louis D, coroner and public administrat or. B enioia SPEBRT JOHNi carriaeemaker Sutphen A W, supt public school Turner Peter, hotel Weinmann F P, county recorder Welles .r:.me8 T, constable Wendell & Kelley (J F Wendell and K E Kelley) attorneys-at-law Wilcox G W, physician Yost E K, livery FAIR PLAY. El Dorado Cocnty. A postofiice, 18 miles southeast of Placerville. Pop- ulation 50. ' CARR J Oi general merchandise (t.u..aiier Wm, blacksmith McKee Geo, hotel Spaulding G W, carpenter FALL BROOK. San DiKiio County. A post-office, 60 miles north of San Diego. Popula- tion 130. Fox Chas, apiarist Hix James V, couHtrble MOORE ft SCOTT, general merchan- dise Ritchie C V, postmaster and gen mdse FALL BROOK STATION. Sam Dikgo Couni'Y. Post-office Howe; B miles from Fall Brook on California Southern R. R. Eley C P, apiarist FALL RIVER MILLS. Shasta County. A post and express office, 70 miles nortiiuast of Redding. Population V25. Bowman J F, livery stable and butcher Courey Wnf, hotel COX ft MoCLELLAN. general mer- chandise Dennis & Fitzwater, general kndse Eiler David, hotel Everett k Warner (J W Everett and C S Warner), blacksmiths Everett W J, h(»tel Glascock J W, livery stable MoCSiELLAN J B* postmaster Porter L V, hardware Powell L H, varieties Ripley David, saloon Rose M P, blacksmith Tarter L V, hardware Wesman J A, blackamitli Winter J H, flour, saw and planing- mills FANCHER. Fre-sno County. See King's River. FARMERSVILLE. Tulare County. A post-office, 7 miles southeast ot Visalia. Population 120. Bel l Joh n, stock dealer BRUNDAOE T J> general merchandise and postmaster Burk & Brown, hotel and livery stable Burk Frank, saloon CROWLET H, assistant postmaster Pratt L A, blacksmith and wagonmaker FARMINGTON. San Joaquin County. A post, express, and telegraph office, on the Stockton and Copperopolis Division of the Cen- tral Pacific R R., 19^ miles southeast of Stockton, the county seat. It is surrounded by an agricultural district, and the soil is cultivated extensively and with profit. Population 300. ALRUTZ JOHN, hotel Crawford Robert, blacksmith and wagon- maker 7^ CO CO 3 5a ^ ^ oo CO HiRIIWnnn l IIMRFQ WHITK BBOS., 13 * 18 Main and 14 A 141 8ji«a niinUff UUU LUmDCn, street. I».F. Oceson Ash. Maple and Alder. ODD FEUOwy SUPPUES. 'n&avaMyh-j'*'^ •. • PMt «tr«e( \%.w!r 562 California — Fa/rmvngUyn-Femdale. DTKB ft GO* dry goods, notions, boots, ■hoM. orooeriei, »lw postmMton DTKaU Df general merohandiM and pobtmMter FABinNOTOH HOTEL, RuimU proprietor Foran it Hughlett ( W A Foran and A J Hughlett), liquort Froat H 0, agt Stockton and Copper- opolia R R and Wells, Fargo & Co and mgr Western Union Telegraph Co Groves J M, grain warehouse Keane J F, agt S & C R R, telegraph operator and agt Wells, Fargo k Co Murphy J O, hamessmaker Reading & Long (C A Reading and B F Long), general merchandise BU8SEIX C 0- proprietor Farmington Hotel Toda Julius, meat market Von Glann B, school teacher Weitz Louis, blacksmith and wagon- maker Winne Lawrence, bootmaker FARMINGTON. Tehama County. See Riceville. FAYAL Los ANQELEii County. See San Pedro. FELTON. Santa Cruz County. A post and ex- press office located in the bosom of the "Redwoods," about miles north from Santa Cruz. It is approached from the latter place by a line of narrow- Suas^ railroad and one of the most elightful mountain drives in the county. Several lime kilns are exten- sively worked in the vicinity. Lum- bering is the most important interest. The town numbers about 20i> inhab- itants. Ball Joseph, saloon and hotel Benson C H, operator Bay and Coast Telezraph Co Blum I, supt I and L Lime Kiln Bows N, roadmaster Chace, Daken k Young, meat market Cormack Jas; meat market Cremer Mrs M, hotel Cunningham ft Co (J F Cunningham), general merchandise Cunningham J F (Cunningham &, Co), hotel Day Geo M, saloon Drew W B, livery stable and express Ely & Wright ( W Ely and A L Wright), flour, fera and gri>in FELTOV BAUXnr, D MignoU pro- prietor Glefun H. blsoksmith Holmes H T ft Co, lime burners, Wm Russell supt Hubbard Thos B, lumber and supervisor I and L Lime Co KEHT D L, general merchandise and postmaster and pres Union M aud L Lucas F W, agent Pacific Mfg Co McFarland A J, agt S P C R R Co Mette C A, blacksmith MIGHOLA D. proprietor Felton Saloon Pearoe J, saw-mill Rodriguez F, barber Rubottom £ J, blacksmithing Saulsbury J, bootmaker Talbot W H ft Co, Eagle Fuse Factory Tanner J G, drugs Taylor W S, supt San Lorenzo Flume and Transportation Co Tucker W W, wagonmaker Union Mill and Lumber Co Winter C H, general merchandise and agt Wells, Fargo ft Co FERGUSON S COVE. Mendocino County. Arenas. Iverson Niels, shipper Scott O W, hotel Post-office Punta FERNDALE. Humboldt County. A post, express and telegraph office, 20 miles south of Eureka; situated in the midst of the finest section of the county from an agricultural point of view. A line of steamers, via Port Kenyon, on the Eel River, takes produce from this valley to San Francisco direct, aildinu materially to the value of agricultural and dairy interests. Femdale ranks second to Eureka in importance in the county. Population 1,000. Adams ft Barnes, livery stable ALFOBD F A, editor "Femdale En- terprise" Alford W B, drugg'st and justice of the peace Anderson E G, attorney-at-law Barber G C, secretary Femdale Grange Business Association Barnes I B, constable BERDIHO A, general merchandise B metti B, w. ^ches and jewelry Bonstell W T, agt for organs BOTHTOH F Z, president Femdale Grange Business Association C^ CO 1 r*4 1 CO CO CO i CO Brie Bro^ Bryi Carl Casi Cost Cun ai Den Din Dou Dy€ ei Dyt Ear "F A FE i Fra Frc Gei GU Gn I Gri Ha Ha Ha Ha Hs H« H« Hi K< KJ M M M M M N N P P R K R CUVIN NUntNG t SON, 9m MAIN MTBBIST. SAN FMAWCISCO. lr«a DoorM, Baak Vaalts, Btc. 1 mm, TUGGtf t CO., WAOCT wnam.'ittxxs^ CO CM California — Femdale-Fiaherman'a Bay. 668 Brice ft Roberts, livery stuble Brown T H, blMkimfth Bryan J A, stoveii and tinware Carter W L, painter Caaterlin J B, aupt pnblio lohoola Coateriaon O F & Co, general mdee Cummingi E C, notary public, furniture and undertaker Dennii, Roberta k Dennis, lumber Dinsmore J O, supervisor Dougherty J E, wagonmaker Dyer Mrs D A, fancy goods and millin- ery Dyer D A, tinware Early S C, wagonmaker and undertaker "FmUTOALE ENTEBPBISE," F A A lford editor FBBNDALE ORANGE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION, general merchandise Francis Thomas P, plumber Frost J H, varieties Qeiselman John, bootmaker Glasscock A A, physician Grangers' Business Association, general merchandise Grinsell ft Dunn, blacksmiths Hall Henry, blacksmith Hannah J A, supervisor Hanna W P, under sheriff Hart ft Matthews, painters Hart P F, attorney and insurance agt Henry John, wagonmaker Herrick R F, county surveyor Hill Stephen, supervisor Kerr R, tailor Kinsey L T, county treasurer McCollum W Z, hotel McDonald R, supervisor McGregor D, harness and saddles Mink Marten, bootmaker Moller H H, varieties Nichols B B, watches and jewelry Niebur H. justice of the peace Pearsall John, saloon Peifer H, justice of the peace Rosen Fred, restaurant Russ ft Robarts, Ferndale Market Russ, Searles ft Putnam, commission merchants and general merchandise Shaw G H, county assessor Simpson J W, painter Smith James, vice-pros Ferndale Grange Business Association Stevens R W, supervisor Stillings David, constable SWEET A> postmaster Thompson J 8, clerk, auditor and re- corder Trost James H, varieties, postmaster and telegraph oiiice VERVALIN D, manager Ferndale Grange Business Association Vichals Byron, barber Walther F, saloon Ward James, bootmaker Ward 8 A, hamessmaker Wilkinson Charles, blacksmith Wilson E W. district attorney Woodward T H, clergyman (Methodist) FIDDLETOWN. Amador County. See Oleta. FINEGOLD. Fresno County. Post-oilice Madera; 7i miles from Coarse Gold Oulch. Hampton Wm, hotel and gen mdse Lipke Chas, saioou Norris Smith, general merchandise WILLIAUS JOHN, general merchan- dise FIR CAP. Sierra County. A post-office, about 12 miles west of Downieville. Davison John, hotel Julian T J, gen mdse and postmaster WOLFE J W, restaurant FIREBAUGH. Fresno County. A post and express oiiice, on the San Joaquin, 15 miles by stage from Fresno City and 26 miles from Madera. Cabrera Joaquin, saloon Crooks C, saloon MILLER ft LUXi general merchan- dise WARFIELD CHARLES Woldenberg Samuel, hotel, saloon and livery stable FISHERMAN S BAY. Sonoma County. A post and express office, 50 milf*" Uu4 thwest of Santa Rosa. Byrnes James, wagonmaker and black- smith Knipp ft Stingel, butchers RICHARDSON H A, hotel and general merchandise C > z o o o CO oo \ ■■ if HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITB BROHI., IS A IS Main and 14 * !• Spear m, M. F Boat Stock, Oak Plank and rinber. LomsBBMEHwmitco..B»i:ss5y g^n. JEWELERS, street 564 Califorriia — Fiah Ecmch-Folaom. FISH RANCH. Alaikeda County. Post-office North Temescal; situated on the Mount Di- ablo road, 7 miles from Oakland, has long been celebrated as a summer re- sort. There is uo more enjoyable ride on the Pacific Coast than that be- tween Oakland and this place. Fine trout fisliing and hunt g in the vi- cinity. OLIVE J H, hotel FISH ROCK. Mendocino County. Post-office Gual- ala; G5 miles aouthwest of Ukiali. FERGTJSOIT WM S, general merchant Hargrave B, saloon FISKS MILL. Sonoma County. A post and express office, 30 miles by stage from Dun- can's Mills. The mills from which the place derived its name have been moved higher up the coast. A lar^ amount of wood and tan-bark is shipped. FOSTER H> general merchandise and postmaster Leibig F, general merchandise Luttringer J, hotel Stevenson A C, hotel Stump D A, butcher FIVE-MILE HOUSE. Santa Cruz County. sonville. MARTENS HENRT, and feed stable Post-office Wat- hotel, saloon FLORENCE. Los Angeles County. A post-office on tiie Wilmington and Sau Diego Division of tiie Southern Pacific R. K., G miles from Los Anjieles. Cool Hev P Y, Methodist clergyman WEBB BENJAMIN 0, postmaster FLORIN. Sacrame.ito County. A post and ex- press office on the Western Division of the Central Pacific R. R., 10 miles from Sacramento; population 100. Carroll H W, distillery and winery Christophel N, saloon and fanner, 1 mile west of Florin Eaton F F, hotel Goddard L L, blacksmith and farmer Jones G H, saloon SITODEN FRED> general merchandise, agent Wells, Fargo & Co and Cen- tral Pacific R R and x^ostmaster FLUME HOUSE. See Mokelumne Calaveras County. Hill. FOLSOM. Sacramento County. A post, express and telegraph office, and the second town of importance in the county. Its chief support is derived from the agricultural and stock interests. At an f.irly day placer mining was car- ried on very extensively in the imme- diate vicinity of the place. Its popu- lation is put down at i,000. Its schools are excellent. The branch State Prison is on theAmerican River, two miles above the town. The (quar- ries, in close proximity to the town, possess an illimitable amount of very fine building stone, which, when pol- ished, presents a handsome appearance and is in great demand. The material used in the prison comes from them, whose existence accounts for its pres- ence there. Addison Stephen, lumber and lime American Exchange Hotel, Mrs Kate Hamilton propr Anderson Hartford, justice of the peace Bates B F, dentist Brown John O, hardware, stoves and tinware BURNHAM J H, drugs, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, banker and insurance Cady H W, barber Cohn S, groceries Crossett W C, attoruey-at-law Currier , fruits and varieties Davis W O, constable DOLL M< proprietor Railroad Hotel Donnelly Mrs Kate, livery stable Durant F C, physician Ecklon & (5 able (C L Ecklon and J Gable), meat market Ely A, liquors Fiol Mrs J, varieties 'FOLSOM WEEKLT TELE GRAPH." Mrs J F Howe publisher German Hot<>I, Charkd Zimmerman propr Giunan John, carpenter Grace John, liquors CALVIN NUniNG & SON, Tnbnlar Wheelbarrows. B«lt and Hrldce Work, M7 Main Street. Ilaa Franclaeo. CM I I ] E CO kUEN TOGGLE & CO. Pacific Coast Hard Woods 'l::%!K!£r- S E CO e^ CaUfomia — Folaom-Foreat City. 565 TtAU. J yff, agent Natoma Water and Mining Co Hamilton Mrs Kate, propr Amerioan Exchange Hotel Heublein L, harness and saddlemaker Hoess Frank, merchant tailor HOUX ft VRO (J L and G R Hoax), druggists and dealers in paints and oils HOWE MRS J F> publisher "Folsom Weekly Telegraph'^ Hyman Jacob, general merchandise Joerger Louis, bootmaker Kay Samuel, lumber and hardware Kinney Joseph, agt Sacramento and Placerville K R and operator Western Union Telegraph Co Klumpp Jacob F, bakery and liquors LAWTON JOHN, choice family gro- ceries, teas, cofteen and spiers, Chma, glassware, etc LEVY E R> choice wines, liquors and cigars and billiard room Sisenvine M general merchandise Maars A W, constable McComb John, warden State Prison McNamee Mrs Annie, groceries Miller J, furniture and undertaker Mosebach Henry, bookkeeper Natoma Water and Mining Co Mueller J C G, watchmaker and jeweler Natoma Water and Mining Co, W A Ford agt Nichols Eli L, blacksmith and wagon- maker Perry M, blacksmith RAILROAD HOTEL. M Doll proprie- tor Reese J I), barber Rigney Peter, liquors Roth John, blacksmith Schettler Honry, bootmaker Sisenvine M, dry {{oods Slayback C M, physician and surgeon Smith J H & Son (J H Smith Sr and J H Smith Jr), groceries and post (iflice Strobel Wm A, livery Sturges J H, watchmaker and justice of peace Sullivan P M, attorney-at-law Taylor F E, cro postmaster Vail J W, justice of peace Vail J W & Son, drugs and fancy goods Wilson H W, painter Zook J J, carpenter OO FOREST CITY. SiERKA County. A post, express ar.d telegraph cffice, 60 miles by stage from MarysviHe, and 7 miles south of Downieville. Population 625. Bickford H P, carpvinter Busch F, liquors CALKINS BROS (T D and H M Cal- kins), proprs "Sierra County Tribune" Cole D T, hotel Daniels F H, bootmake) Daniels Mrs F H, miHinbc Derrickson & Nelson, groceries Grant Henry, dry goods Haskins Wm, carpenter Herzinger Thomas, bootmaker Hintzen Charles, banker and gr icer Jewett Stanley, dentist Kenn Mrs A, milliner Lawrence George, bote 1 Le Fever Josiah, physician Loveland Geo B, liquors Lowe Mrs Agnes, restaurant McNaughtou J, butcher CO m HtBDWOOD LUMBER I WAGON STOCK CO 11 ■I w WHITR BROM., IS A IS Mali and 14 A 1« t»pear Mt, H V. r"Mv«*#Np« bum and Michigan Bluff stas^e road. The mineral claims are the main source of support, though viniculture and fruit-growing are somewhat ex- tensively engaged in, while cereals of every character yield abundantly. The scenery surrounding the place is very tine. Population 700. Alhrecht Chas, groceries and hardware Allen E, carpenter Andres Joseph, brewery Benfeldt Heury, groceries and restau- rant Chapman S E, physician Clark Anthony, surveyof COWDEN M H, drugs, groceries, post- master, notary public, express, tele- graph and banking Garrison J G, general merchandise 'ratch J A, saloon Heowatt James, hotel Hoffman Fred, liquors Huffner & Dilts, blacksmiths Hyland Mrs D, hotel .laciibs J M, photographer Lockhart Jeff, livery stable and liquors Marks Peter, carpenter McOillivray J J, surveyor Miller Henry, ci^rijenter Oro Jose E, jewelti Rea & McAurich, stage line Rea Wm, hotel Remler L, dry goods, clothing, etc Scott J C, liquors and varieties Smith J F, dentist Smith W C; wagonmaker Stetson Josial), carpenter Stone O I, blacksmith Stone P, saloon Taylor & Morehead, meat market Thomas R, barber Virt Aug, liquors VoUand Christ, bootmaker Wetherbee J B, bootmaker foresFhome. Amador Coitntt. A post-office, de- lightfully located on the old Sacra- mento road, about 5 miles west of Drytown, and 4 miles by Ltage from lone. The place, presumably, takes its name from the clump of beau- tiful live-oak trees which are seen on every hand in rich profusion. Placer and hydraulic mining is the pursuit to which a majority of its population turn their attention. It has a population of 50. CREAMER CHARLES, general mer- chandise Fisher B, hotel and wine mfr Ronno John liquors Wetziel Fred, blacksmith FOREST HOUSE. Santa Clara CouxTr. Post-office Alma. Scammon & Kinkead (G H Scammon and W S Kinkead), hotel FOREST RANCH. BcTTE County. A post-office, 16 miles from Chico. Bonham Wm, saw-mill CRABB JOS> postmaster t>nd hotel FOREST SPRINGS. Nevada County. Post-office Grass Val- ley; 8 miles from county seat. Colvin Benj, brick layer and plasterer Harrigan Jos, teamster LITTLE OE0ROE« general merchan- dise Miller P, soap manufactory Pe ren Joseph & Cn, miners Suthern Joseph & Co, quartz-mill FORESTVILLE. Sonoma County. A post-offi on the San Francisco & North Pac ij R. R. (Fulton & Guerneville branch), 8 miles from Guerneville and 1" miles northwest of Santa Rosa. Babcock Joun, contractor and builder &0 CO CO CO oo I I & t 4 I c •a CO (0 o o PRISON CEUS,»'^1iS^'^»;a.%r^'...''.i:>.CAlVIN NUHING & SON. >lltH. TUGGIE t CO.. mRPWOOD UIMBEB. "Jg^tSSK. >9 no CV3 2 s I O » CO c«o (0 o o Califwnia — FwetAinlla-Foffi Rosa. 667 CLABX W St general merohandiae Oliver J R H, blaokamith Phinney G W, blacksmith Rickett S B, wagonmaker Shamburg 6 N, undertaker and chair mfr Williams John A, liquors FORKS OF NEW RIVER. TmNiit County. See Francis. FORKS OF SALMON. SiSKiTou County. A post-office, about 8 miles northeast of Yocumville; pop- ulation 60. BENKETT ft MILLEB, general mer- chandise Boyd W R, general merchandise II ITTX^ I R . PETER* postmaster FORSTER. San Diego County. A post-office, 65 miles north of San Diego and 33 miles south of Santa Ana, and 15 miles from Isadora Station on the California Southern R. R. DUNN ft BRYANT, ch and ise and hotel DUNN J E, postmaster Gauldin B F, ulacksmith general mer- FORSTER S RANCH. Shasta County. See Cottonwood. FORT CROOK. Shasta County. See Burgettville. FORT JONES. Siskiyou County. A post, express and telesraph office, 17 miles southwest of Yreka; population 310. Barr A, general merchandise Barr L T, peddler Basham H B, barber Beem A A, liverv stable OARLOCK A a, banker, general mer- chandise and agent Wc-lls, Fargo Sl Co Connell Joe, saloon Cooley C E, bootmaker CURTIS ft CULVER, editors and proprietors "iScott Valley News" Dickinson Mrs M F, millineiy Digles H J, general merchandise Downing Mrs S J, millinery and dress- making; agt Butterick's patterns "^udey & Hart, blacksmiths Ehret & Bills, butchers Feifush L, jeweler and watchmaker Green R S, attorney-at-law Heller L, notary public and photogra- pher Hemner C F, mail contractor Horn D, stockraiser and farmer Hughes Mrs A M, Fort Jones Hotel Jones J C, saloon Kelly Miss E, milliner Kunz Felix, wagonmaker Mack J B, saloon McSine M J, postmaster , McVay J H, res'-aurant and saloon Newton J, phybician O'Neal R, furniture Reynolds Isaac A, attomey-at-law Reynolds J W, flour-mill Richman & Reynolds, flour>mill "SCOTT VALLEY NEWS." Curtis & (yulver proprietors and editors Sterling Mrs E, hotel Stone R D, general merchandise Taylor RS, blacksmith Thomas J E, auctioneer Tickner F L, mail contractor Umphrey R, mail carrier Waster J B, general merchandise Wheeler Mrs I, milliner Wheeler James, saloon Wilkinson Wui R, hardware, stoves and tinware, agricultural implements, paints, oils, etc Wortser J B, general merchandise CD C > z o FORT ROSS. Sonoma County. A post and telegraph office, 22 miles west of Guerneville, 16 miles from Duncan's Mills, and 46 miles northwest of Santa Rosa; reached by sail vessels from San Francisco, and by stage from Dun- can's Mills and Guerneville. Popula- tion 50. Blackford E, telegraph operator and wood Brooks John S, justice of peace Call G W, postmaster, dairy, and owner Fort Ross Landing Hindson Frank, blacksmith Leibig F, general merchandise MOROAN W C> general merchandise and hotel Price J K, constable Ruoff John, wood dealer and owner Timber Cove Landing Schroyer A, wood and dairyman o o > r o z > CD H m m H <■ CD > z ■n > z o S o P :t; HARDWOOD LUMBER. WHITE BROS . t» A IS Main and 14 * 16 Spear lit M. F. Counter T«pa, Newel Posts. Balusters. Il i I n i LOUIS BRkVERMM t CO., ^'^^Ai^'^S^, ll9lllontgomerifSt 568 California — Fort Yuma-Frazier. San Dieoo County zona. FORT YUMA. See Yuma, Ari- I 81 8 B FOSTER S BAR. Yuba County. Post-office Bullard's Bar ; 35 miles northeast of Marys- ville. LOVO S C, hotel FOUNTAIN VALLEY. Los Anokles County. Post-office Westminster. Brown A F, justice of peace Morrill W H, constable FOUR CORNERS. Los Anokles County. See Azusa. FOURTH CROSSING. Calaveras County. A post-office, about 5 miles southeast ot San An- dreas. Population 100. Bemisconia F, mason and stock raiser Campbell P, farmer and stock raiser Coster Lew, general merchandise Darnell C B, farmer and stock raiser Darnell Thos, farmer and stock raiser Demartini G B, stock raiser and general merchandise Dobins J, miner Driskell D, constable • Gomes F, stock raiser Hall James, blacksmith Hill John, physician Hill J P B, sewing machine agt Johnson V N B, miner Lewis B, district atlorney Maloney D, county surveyor and stock raiser McCort Chas, professor Murphy P, farmer and stock raii>ur Oneto L, general merchandise Reddick Frank, hotel Reddick Wm, postmaster and gen mdse &QBAMANS A J. blacksmith Seamans Wm R, farmer and hog raiser Tharp Captain, quartz-mill Thorn A, deputy sheriff Thorn B K, sheriff Tormey Judge, justice of peace Walker E F, farmer and sheep raiser Watters James, miner Wells J H, school teacher Wilby 1, farmer and sheep raiser FOOTS SPRINGS. Colusa County. A post-office. Ciley John, dentist Fonts John F, saloon and postmaster Moon A S, hotel FOWLER. Fresno County. A post-office on the Southern Pacific R. R., II miles from F.esno. OENTBT J S, postmaster FOXEN RANCH. Santa Barbara County. Post-office Santa Maria; 60 miles northwest of Santa Barbara. Wickenden F, general merchandise FOX RANCH. See Sis Quoc. FRANCIS. TRiNmr County. A post-office 36 miles northeast of China Flat. FRANCIS JOSEPH & 00 (J M Francis and A Brizard), general mer- chandise FRANKLIN. Sacramento County. A post and telegraph office, on the upper Stock- ton road, 14 miles southeast of Sacramento. Its population is in the neighborhood of 120, and the abun- dant crops that are annually har- vested in the vicinity are sutiicient to support the argument that it is a fav- ored section. Land can be obtained at reasonable rates, while the water is excellent. Dalrymple Mrs H, restaurant Flowers Mrs, hotel LUTTIO FRANK, general merchan- dise Lytle Frank, blacksmith Schlutins H, saloon Stearns Ciscero, saloon FRAZIER. TuLARK County. A post-office. Shuey J E, general merchandise SHUEY MTRA C K, poBtmistnm f • 9 I n S?l CUVIN NUniNG £ SON, mnr mai^v mtrbrt. man FBAMei»cOb Iron D hardware, wagon- maker and blacksmith Hohn Hans, blacksmitti Schmidt Peter, groceries and saloon Warner J A, physician FREEPORT. Sacramento County. A post-office 8 miles from Sacramento. Agriculture is its chief support. Population 300. Davis &, Roberts, brickmakers Frick Mrs Annie, hotel Greer A, bootmaker Hunt D B, dairy liCe k Kirkland, blacksmiths and wagon- makera Lufkin D T, justice of the peace Miller C R, carpenter O'Tool Thomas, dairy RIEHL GEO F> postmaster RIEHL F & SON, general mer- chandise FREESTONE. Sonoma County. A pest, express and telegraph office on the line of the North Pacific Coast R. R., within three hours' ride of San Francisco and 13 miles southeast of Santa Rosa. Pop- ulation 150. Burke John D, saloon Caseres Geo, blacksmith Mackin J, l>ootmaker MATER At general merchandise Meeker Bros, saw-mill Northrup S G, hotel O'Grady Thos, hotel Smith J C. saw-mill Smith v), hiiotinakcr Zullhart Wni, blacka^mith Moore H, justice of the peace Newcomb & Gill (G Newcomb and J W Gill), blacksmiths and wagonmakers Sampson George W, constable THOMAS EjDWARD, proprietor French Camp Hotel Umlauff Mrs D, groceries Woodward F J, justice of the peace FRENCH CAMP. San JoAgi'iN County. A post-office, situated on the old San Francisco stage roiul, 5 miles south from Stock- ton. DorivcH its support from the agricultural interests, and has a pop- ulation of 120. BELDEN WILLIAM S> postmaster FRENCH CAMP HOTEL, Edward Thomas proprietor Hubbs Paul C, hotel FRENCH CORRAL. Nevada County. A post-office, on the Marysville stage route, 18 miles north- west of Nevada City and 33 miles from Marysville. Bolton John, carpenter Bushnell & Co, mining claims Campbell P, stock raiser Caruiichael James, bootmaker Casper C, general merchandise Cory Isaac, saloon Cory J £, blacksmith Dahlberg A R, liquors, candy, cigars, etc Darneal Bros, general merchandise Dauscher Erwin, blacksmith Dockum & Sampson, mining claim Esperance Mining Co, Geo D McLean Farrelly Mrs, hotel French Corral Welchman Co, J B Vilian agt Freschot , gardener German D, blacksmith (7 raves G H, toll- keeper Heath Steve, blacksmith Howard James, stock raiser Kohlman John, hotel Malvesin E, bakery MILLER N C, secretary Milton Water and Ditch Co, notary public and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Milton Mining and Water Co, H C Per- kinti supt Nevill R, oiipitalist Pollard J F, gardener Samuels Casper, boots and shoes Skahen W H, hotel Smith Charles, hotel TilFaMy A .1, school teacher Williams Mrs Sarah, postmistress FRENCH FLAT. Siskiyou County. See South Fork. OO 00 09 3 CO FRENCH GULCH. SiiAHTA County. A "post, express and tolograph office, '2i> miles northwest of Shasta; population 250. Franck E & Co, general merchandise Mathowson Mrs E, liquors Morrell John, blacksmith, butcher and saloon 00 c«o 00 CD CD HAROWOOD lOMBER, 37 WHITE BRUM . IS A IS Main aiul 14 A 1« Mpear Mtreet, M. V. WaKOu Stock. Cabinet Wooda, etc. 4, DHHIEL HORCBOSS i C0..'!gag.aia;,TI!:ffi»tf&8i ^rallOvdmra, iji 670 California — Fre^ich Oulch-Freano City. Mosher Mrs, hotel ' Murray T, blacksmith Murray T F, blacksmith Plumb M, liquors PLVHBT* general merchandise, post- master, agent Wella, Fargo & Co and physician FRENCHTOWN. Yuba Copntt. Poat-office Oregon House; about 8 miles from Bui lard's Bar and 3 miles from Oregon House. VAVASETJ& PAUL, geneial merchan- dise Baley Gillum (Baley & MoCardle) Baley ft MoCardle (Qillum Baley and James McCardle), groceries Ball Frank H, druggist Ball J, dentist Ba rrera M anuel, barber BEHUKIN F M > contractor and build- er, Mariposa Bennett W J (W J Bennett & Co) Bennett W J & Co (W J Bennett and T C Warner), undertakers Bernhard & CoiTman ((ireerge Bemhard and J W Coffman), meat market BERNHARD E F (Rhodes & Bem- hard) and proprietor of "The Alzada Saloon and Billiards," Mariposa ^1 FRESNO CITY. Fresno County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Southern Pa- cific R. R. (Visalia Division), 207 miles from San Francisco and 55 miles from Merced; population 3,000. Fresno is the county seat, and is pleas- antly situa*ed in a fine agricultural dis- trict in the San Joaquin Valley. The surrounding country is rapidly beina; put into vineyards and fruit of all kinds; and it is c )nceded by all who visit it, to be the finest viticultural dis- trict in the United States. The colonies in Fresno County are famous the world over for productiveness and attractive- ness. On visitins; tliis active, thriving town, one is sensibly impressed with the indomitable spirit ot eueriry displayed on every side. Ditfioulties, su :h as the burning of a large ])nrt of tiie biisine-'s portion of the town, in .Inly, 18SJ, did not affect the enthusiasm of t)ieciti/<'ns, nor their determination to excel every other inland town on the coast. The burnt district is now covere'i \\ itli sub- stantial buildings, iueUuling several first- class hotels and a theatre. Andersen L C, saloon and bootmaker Apperson Wm L. cahinetinaker Appleton Mrs M, s:ilo .n Arkle Bros (C C and Wni Arkle), boots and shoes Arkle CC (Arkle Bros) Arkle Wm (.Arkle Bros) ASHBROOK M V (Wharton 4; Ash- brook), attorney-fttlaw, Mariposa Austin & Witt (Joim 11 Austin and D H Witt), saloon Azors Hotel, ('has Iluy & Co proprs Baird A, druggist Baker A F (Baker k .Tohnson) Baker ' feed stable Baker i& Johnson (A F Baker and I F Jolmson), general merehan.lise THE "ALZADA" Sample Rooms and Billiard Parlor, WIMMER'S BLOCK, FRESNO, CAL. HOT LUNChTeVERY DAY At 1909 A. Bf. E. F. BERNHARD. Bernhard George, saloon and pres Fres- no Water Co BERNSTEIN ISAAC, oyster and chop ho ise, restaurant, I Blasingame L £, sec Fresno County Bank Braly J M (Cory & Braly) Bramlett K H, county auditor and supt schools BRESEE S Bi undertaker, Mariposa Brounstone .1, gcner.d merchandise Brown W J, agt C P R R Co Burks Chas (Chas Burks & Co) Burks Chas & Co (Chas and W B Burks), proprs (iohlen Rule Bazaar Burks L, druggist Burk.s \ B (Ch 18 Burks & Co) Burleigh & Chuda (.1 M Burleigh and M Chuda), wholesale and retail fruits, groceries, nut^, c(uifectionery, etc, and fruit purchasing agency Burleigh F J (Harris k Burleigh) Burlei-.'h J .M (Burleigh & Chuda) BURNHAM GEO E (Chadboum & Burnhain), corner Mariposa anuis & Co (Louis Einstein and Louis (!undelHna;er), general mer- ehandise, and ag'l implements, in- surance, and agts W, F ft Co Eriekson C, well-borer FABER J E (Saxe & Faher), Mariposa Faiconbrd^etJos (Sniitjj it F;>lconbridge) Fauning P R (Donahoo, Fanning & Co) Fanners' Bank (The) of Fresno, Lewis Leaoh prea, W W Phillips cashier Faure Edward, barber faymonvule whuam. reai estate, abstract title office, conveyan- cer and notary public, Mariposa FERGUSOIf J W. publisher "Fresno Ex positor," J FIESTER FRANK, aign and orna- mental painter, J Fleming R H (Fleming ft Tulloch) Fleming ft TuUoch (R H Fleming and D W Tulloch), livery stable FOSTER WH A. dealer in and manu- facturer of furniture, cabinetmaker, bedding and upholstery, corner Front and Fresno Fresno Canal and Irrigation Co, M J Church pres, A Munn sec FRESNO COUNTY BANK. J W Hinds president, E Blasingame secre- tary, C 6 Hinds acting cashier, Mari- nosa "FRESNO EXPOSITOR" (daily and weekly), J W Ferguson publisher, J Fresno Fruit Canning Co, U J Stevens siipt FRESNO NEWS CO, Chadbourn ft Burnham proprietors, corner Mari- posa and J Fresno Planing Mill and Box Factory, M R Madera propr "FRESNO REPUBUCAN," S A Mil- ler publisher, J Fresno Telephone Co, S A Miller mgr B'resiio Water Co, Geo Beruhard pres, \V A Guard sec Galliano (}, soda works GARDEN CITY FRUIT STORE. Peteovich & I'oppovich proprietors, Mariposa GARDEN CITY RESTAURANT. I'eteovich & Poppovicli proprietors, Wimmer's Block, Mariposa Gilmour Mrs E, millinery and • fancy goods Golden Rule Bazaar, Chas Burks ft Co proprs, stationery, etc Goldstein A S, stoves and tinware GOLDSTEIN S (Kutner ft Goldstein), corner Mariposa ;ind H Gomes Joseph, barber GRADY W D (Terry ft Grady), dis- trict attorney, otHce corner 1 and Mariposa D. S. Tkkuy, Kornicil^ of Stix-kton. W. D. (JRADY, Dihtrict Atfy. TERRY & GRADY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. FRESNO, CAL. CO c > z o o o en o > r o > CO H 99 m P9 H <■ CO > z ■n 73 > 2 O S o o i HARDWOOD LUMBER. Sai'l^^^Si^^!^!!^^^?^, LOUIS BBWEBimii t co,/'iyaff&e*Sf.?'«w::;r»^^^^^ 572 California — Fresno City. bo 09 i J H 60 03 o GRIFFITH BROS (E J and S N Grif- Ht h), at t»meyB-at-law, Maripoaa GRIFFITH E J. (Griffith Bros), no- ta ry pu blic, Mariposa GRIFFITH 8 N (Griffith Bros), Mar- iposa Guard W A, sec Fresno Water Co aud insurance agt Gundelfinger Luuis (Louis Einstein & Co) Huber W P, real estate, loan and col- lection office Hahn C A, saloon Hall E, sheriff and tax collector Hampton Henry, furniture, bedding and upholstering Haney Peter, bootmaker Harris & Burleigh (S Harris and F J Burleigh), commission merchants, wool, grain, agricultural implements, lumber, insurance agts and agts Puget Sound Lumber Co Harris M K (Sayle & Harris) Harris 8 (Harris & Burleigh) Henke Chas H (Schloh & Henke) Henry S W, blacksmith and wheel- wright Hicks J D & 8on (J D and J D Hicks Jr), stoves, tinware, hardware, crockery and mfrs tinware Hill F J, restaurant Hill J A (Savle & Hill) HILL S H« justice of the peace and notary public, Mariposa HINDS C G> acting cashier Fresno County Bank, Mariposa MINDS J Wi president Fresno County Bank, Mariposa Hollander S, watchmaker, jeweler and optician Holmes 8 A, superior judge Hone C P, drayman Hopkins Henry St (Jeorge, physician Hughes James E (Thos E Hughes & Sons) Hughes Thos E (Thos'E Hughes & Sons) Hughes Thos E & Sons ( Thos E, Thos M, James E and Wm M Hughes), real estate, general land agts aud proprs the Fresno Colony Hughes Thos M (Thos P^jHughes & Sons) Hughes Wm M (Thos E Hughes & Sons) Hunting Wm (Schloh & Hunting) Hyde A E, carpenter and cabinetmaker Itler Louis, harnessmaker Jacobs H M & Co, clothing, gents' fur- nishing goods, etc Jensen 8, merchant tailor Johnson I F (Baker Sc Johnson) Jones A J, photographer ^ Jonsen J (Kirk & Jonscn) Kieth C F, constable Kirk & Jonsen (T J Kirk and J Jonsen), boots and shoes I Ko hler G eorge, meat market KUTNER A (Kutnerft Goldstein), oor i Mariposa and H KUTNER ft GOLDSTEIN ^ Kut- ' ner and 8 Goldstein), f^okoral mer- I chandise, agricultural implements, I furniture and bedding, oor Mariposa I and H I Latimer C D, physician Lawson George, hairdresser and hatha Leach, Froelich & Co, winery and dis- tillery Leach Lewis, pres The Farmers Bank of I Fresno ; Lewis D W, nurseryman Lewison J L & Co (J L Lewison and A Sachs), dry goods, clothing, gents' furnishin g go" d s, bo ots and shoes, etc LUKE ft WEAVER (J P Luke and J F Weaver), hardware, stoves and tinware, Mariposa Madera M R, propr Fresno Planing Mill and Box Factory Malony Daniel, restivurant. Front Manuel George, collector, surveyor and engineer Fresno Canal and Irrigation Co Marks B & Son, dairymen Martin C 8, bakery and restaurant McCardle James (Baley & McCardle), constable McKen'na Mrs Jennie, boarding HcKENZIEWH (Clark & McKenzie), county assessor, Cou. 6 House Mead O J, constable Miller S A, publisher "Fresno Repub- lican," and mgr Fresno Telephone Co Moodey J G, clothing and gents' fur- nishing goods Moodey N W, postmaster Mooney Patrick, hotel Moore C, restaurant MORROW HOUSE. J Morrow pro- prietor, comer Tulare and K MORROW JESSE, proprietor Morrow House, corner 'I'ulare and K Morton A C, wagonmaker and black- smith Munn O A, sec Fresno Canal and Irri- gation (^o N.sh W E, agt W U Tel Co North J W & Son, real estate N T & R Union Hall Odd Fellows Hall Oden & Baker, druggists Onler Chosen Friends Hall Orr DHL, surveyor and draughtsman Pedlar A J, physician and surgeon PETCOVICffl N (Petcovich & Poppo- vich), Mariposa PETCOVICH ft POPPOVICH (N Petcovich and L Poppovich), proprie- tors Garden City Fruit Store aud Restaurant, Mariposa a9 PRISON CELLS, Cemetery Fences, ete.. No. 9IS7 Main Street, ». F. CUVIN NUTTING S SON. >IIEH.TUGGLE t CO.. CHERRY LUMBER. '^tRfg,:'..';' California — Fresno City. 673 Philipa Austin, county aupervisor Phillips W W, oashter The Fanners' Bank of Fresno Phoinix Mill Lumber Yard Pickles Rev J 0, clergyman (Methodist) Plate Mrs W F, dressmaking PoaKe A M, justice of peace POWOVICH L (Petcovich & Poppo- vich), M»ripn8a FORTEOTJS JAMES, blacksmith and wagon shop, cor Tulare and K Post-office, N W Moodey postmaster Prather W J, dentist Ray Chaa (Chas Ray & Co) Ray Chas & Co (Chas Ray, F A Separ and A S Betas Curte), proprs Azors Hotel REESE J Wt clears, tobacco, fruits, confectionery and stationery, Mariposa RHODES & BERNHA&D (J G Rhodes & E F Bernhard), insurance agents. Mariposa Rhodes J Cf (Rhodes & Bernhard), attoraey-at-law and insurance agent, Mariposa RIOGSR W (Rigga & Son), corner Mariposa and K RIGGS & SON (VV T and R W Riggs), groceries, provisions and fruit, cor Mariposa and K ROBERTS RR& CO (R R Roberts and J a Rhodes), real estate, Mariposi ROBERTSON WM. carriage and wagon maker, blacksmith, machine shop, and planing-mill, cor Mariposa and K Rosenbluni M, gents' furnishing goods Rowell Chester, physician and surgeon ROWE WILLIAM F, meat market, Mariposa Rumble VV T, notary public and con- veyancer Sachs A (J L liCwison & Co) Sanders W A, seeds SAXE & FABER (M C Saxo and J E Faber), general merchandise, Mariposa SAXE M C (Saxc & Faber), Mariposa Sayle C U (Snylo & Harris) SayleCG (Saylo & Hill) Savle & Harris (C ii Sayle and M K Harris), attorneys-at-law Sayle & Hill (C G Sayle and J A Hill), conlectionery, candy mfrs, bakery and ice cream parU»rs Schell Joseph, watchmaker and jeweler Schloh Chas (Schloh &, Hunting) Schloh & Henke (Louis Schloh and Chas H Henke), saloon Schloh & Hunting (Chas Schloh and \Vm Hunting), saloon Schloh Louis (^'nhloh & Henke) Seropian Jacob M, importer and dealer embroideries, ruga, cigars, confection- ery, etc CO Separ F A (Chas Ray k Co) Shaw Mrs Tena A, millinery and fancy goods Smith & Falconbridge (N N Smith and Jos Falconbridge), painters Smith Mrs Frank, boardirtg Smith Frank P, agt W U Tel Co Smith N N (Smith & Falconbridge) STATHAM A H (Statham & Choice). Mariposa STATHAM & CHOICE (A H stat- ham and H B Choice), civil engineers, Mariposa Stevens A T (Stevens Bros) Stevens Bros (A T and C A Stevens), feed and wood yard , Stevens C A (Stevens Bros) Studer George, merchant tailor Swain & Co, blacksmith, horseshoer and ' wagonmaker Tadlock Frank E Jr, agt Union Insur- ance Co of California and saloon Temperance House, E J Draper propr TERRY D S (Terry & Grady), attor- ney-at-law, cor Mariposa and I TERRY & GRADY (D S Terry and VV D Grady), attorneys-at-law, cor Mariposa and I TERRY R B (Tupper & Terry), attor- ney-at-law and notary public, Mari- posa "THE ALZADA, " saloon and billiards, E F Bernhard proprietor, Mariposa THORN A Ji county treasurer. Court House Tombs A, harness and saddlery Tulloch D VV (Fleming & Tulloch) TUPPER & TERRY (W D Tupper and R B Terry), attorneys-at-law and notaries public, Mariposa TUPPER W D (Tupper & Terry), at- torney-at-law and notary public, Mari- posa Vellguth Wm, drugs and barber Warner T C (VV J Bennett & Co) WARNER H C, watches and jewelry and watchmaker, Mariposa OO &0 CO H. C. WARNER, DEALER IN Watctes ani Jewelry, FRESNO, CAL. REPAIRING done at Short Notice. Weyburn & Burns, painters WHARTON & ASHBROOK (F Wharton and M V Ashbrook), attor- neys-at-law, Mariposa M CO CO =1 CO en HARDWOOD LUMBER f WAGON STOCK 9 I WfllTR BKOM., IS* IS Main uiut 14 A 16 tSpear Ht, S. F. ^4) ■ , ; MASONIC ournTS, ¥r/,?grA.yit:wjfKgtV^ 574 California — Freano City. WHARTON J P (Wharton ft Ash- brook), uttomey-at-la«r, Mariposa White John, upholsterer Williama J W, blacksmith and wagon- maker Wimmer Elijah, livery stables Winchell £ C, attomey-at-law Witthouse A, public administrator WoUnerSol, clothing, gents' furnishing W;oods, cigars, tobacco and cutlery right Stnart S, attorney-at-law and court commissioner STUART S. WRIGHT, Attorney at Law AND COURT COBOaSSIONXR, Fresno, Fresno County, Cal. Yeargin J P, groceries, confectionery, tobacco and cigars hi «« BAKER & JOHNSON, (SnooeMon to Clianoe ft Brown.) DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware i Liquors, FRESNO, CAL. A good assortment of CANNED GOODS constantly on hand. Highest Market Price paid for all kinds of Country Produce. P. M. BEHUNIN, OF BRICK & WOODEN BUILDINGS, MARIPOSA STREET, FRESNO, CAL. JOBBING A. SPECIALTY. Shop in Undertaker's Building, opposite Wimmer's Block. U» CO CO en oo oo FIE8TER, "THE" PAINTER A SPECIALTY. J STREET, Opposite Republican Office, FRESNO, CAL. S. W. ClUORUURN. Geo. E. Bukniiam. The Fresio News Coiopaiy, Dealers in NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, School Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods, Perfumes, Toilet Soaps, Cutlery, Etc., Cor. Mariposa and J Streets, FRESNO, CAL. CO o o PAIUIM MIITTIM2 9 Cflll Mananu>tarer« all kind* IROHT WOBK, uALllH nil I lino & OUn, M? mun street. Clan Fnmciaeo. California — Fresno City. 675 THOS. E. HUGHES & SONS., Office: 314 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. OFFICE: FRESNO, CAL. Lands, Farms, Sheep and Sheep Ranges for Sale and to Rent. Farm- ing Lands with or without water for Irrigation. SEND FOlirCIRCULAR. PROPRIETORS OF THE FRESNO COLONY. f FHBSNO, CAL.IFORISiHA. Jesse MorroiVf - - - Proprietor, Free Carriage to and from all trains. House first-class and charges moderate. WM. ROBERTSON, General Blacksmith, Corner Mariposa and K Streets, Fronting Court House Square, FRESNO, CALIFORNIA. Horseshoeing a Speoialtvt Heavy and Light Wagons and Buggies buElt on Sliort Notice. Iron and Steel of all kinds always on hand and for sale. HAVING LATELY ADDED STEAM POWER. PLANIXG MILL i MACHINE SHOP To my Factory, I am prepared to turn out a Better Quality of work, and on shorter notice, than any other shop in the San Joaquin Valley. i^AIl kinds of Iron Work done. Strict attention paid to the Repairing of Machinery of every description. LOUIS BRMEHMtll tCO .^»!lW.yRgg>:W.VI l9Ra.rr 676 California — Fresno City-Oalt. R. R. ROBKRT8, Ctvll KoKiiieor. J. O. RIIODE8, Attorney at Uw. R. R. ROBERTS t( CO., (SneocMon to J. W. NOBTH * BON.) BEALESTAf I IJ' lasBi LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD, CANALS AND LANDS SURVEYED, COLLECTIONS MADE AND LOANS EFFECTED. Ft*e»no, California, FRESNO FLATS. Frei^no County. A post and express office, about !> miles from Course Gold Gulch and about 48 milo'* northeast of Madera. Anderson H, hotel Houge J, saloon Hunt John L, constable Johnson J M, justice of the peace Raferfcy H, saloon Smith & Laramore, general mdse FRESNO HOT SPRINGS. Fkksno County. See Wartham. FRONTIER HOUSE. Sonoma County. See Petaluma. FRUITLAND. San DiBoo Couni'Y. A post-office. Burroughs D. dairyman and farmer 'TAMILT'S DEFENDER." Zach Montgomery puilisher MONTOOMERT ZACH. assistant postmaster, orchardist and publisher "F-.mily's Defen 'er" Shaffer Bros, salt nfrs FOLTON. Sonoma County. A post, express and telegraph office, at the junction of the Fulton and Guorncville Branch of San Francisco and Northern PaoiHc R. K., 4 miles from Santa Rosa and 16 miles from Guernevillc. Barnes & Estinghausen, warehouse Culver J, hotel Eatinghauaeu k Barnes (W A Esting- hausen and W Barnes), warehouse Falton Thomas, blacksmith and farmer H nily D, saloon H( >lly S B & Witter, general mdse H )M'e E A, hotel RECTOR ft LYNDON. Hour-mill and farmers RECTOR WM H (Rector k Lyndon) 'iuoggan John, saloon FULTON WELLS. Lo.s Anqklks County. A post-office, located 2 miles north of Norwalk. FULTON J E. hotel, physician and postmuatur Fulton's Sulphur Wells, J E Fulton M D propr Rountz M, general merchandise WILDS GEO E> general merchandise FURNACEVILLE. Shasta County. See Oak Run. GALLATIN. Los Anueles County. See Donney City. GALT. Sacramento County. A po t, express and telegr;,pi« offioe, on the Central Pacific R. i'i., distant 27 miles from Sacramento, and is connected by branch ro; cli with lone City, and from there by stage with Jackson, Amador, and Calaveras Big Trees. It has two hotels. The Gait House, owned by D. Dennison, is being remodeled, and travelers will find it comfortable and home-like. Population 700. fAmes A T, wagonmaker Bartlctt O N, carrias;e painter Beck with J W, saddlery and harness Bottimore W T, brickmaker CALVIN NUniNG £ SON, Tahnlar Wheelbarrows, B»lt and llrlds« Work, SiC? Main Street, Man Franeiaeo. ULEH, TUGGU t CO.. WAGOM LPMBHR/tf.^ _ Spear St., Califurnia — Oalt-OarherviUe. 677 mor- od- BBEW8TEE J ft CO, general ohandiae, corner Front and B OONTHER JAS E. feed yard (see vertiaemont) COWTWER JAS El Forest Saloon Centn er Ja mes, merchant tailor OONTNER MBB J E. millinery DENNI80N DANIEL. proprietor Ualt House (sec advertiflomuat) Evans E, blacksmithing, wind-mills and barley-mills Farmer B A, Oalt Market Ferris J H, attorney-at-law and real estate agt FOREST SALOON. Jas E Contner proprietor Fuffitt C C, bakery and confectionery QaLT house. Daniel 1 lenniaon pro- prietor (see Hilvortidemont) Grey G W, nurseryman Harvey C W, hotel Harvey Ubed, physician and surgeon Hatch T, blacksmith Hicks James, restaurant and saloou Holmes W O, book-keeper House Mrs N G, dressmaking and milli- nery Hunt E S, carriage factory and wheel- wright Her J W & Son, blacksmith and horse- shoeing Jameson Mrs, dressmaking Latourrette P H, stoves and tinware Lewis 8 A, carpenter and builder Marenu'O A & Co, vegetable peddlers McKinstry J K, livery and feed stable Montague A, physician and surgeon NestellD D T, physician and surgeon Noble G W, barber Noble O W, confeotionery, oigara and tobacco Pfenl Chas, boot and shoemaker Phelps F F, watches, jewelry and fancy goods PItOUTT W H. general merchandise (see advertisement) Quigglo John, saloon Ray Don, postmaster ^ Raymond Miss C, W U Tel operator Sampson J A, agt C P K K and W, F &Co Sill Thomas, saloon Simons & Co, poultry and second-hand furniture Smith M I, justice of peace Sparks &, Baker, blaGkBmitl\ and wagon- makers Staten Rev F M, clergyman (Methodist) Swain G W, architect and builder Thompson J S, bootmaker and saloon Uncle John's Saloon, John Wall propr Vanderhoof D, si^n, house, and orna- mental painter Whitaker & Ray, druggists and general merchandise W. H. PROUTY, (Succeworto Dunn & Pkouty), dealer in General Merchandise. Keeps constantly on hand a full and choice stock of Croclterv, 'Olassware, f^ueensware, Hard- ware, Paints, Oils, BrusheH, Stationery, Confec- tionery, Oonts' Kurnlshint; Gofxls, Wood and Willow Ware, Bmits, 8h<«!i, Hats, Caps, Groce- ries, Provisions, Fancy Stone Ware, etc. Drders for Luiniier promptly filled. Country Produce taken in exohanKe for gonds at hit$hest market rates. C Street, Oalt. ^mM M®¥il, DAN DENNISON. C Street, bet. PROPRIETOR and Sixth. Board and Lodging, (per Week) $5 GO Board $4 OO Single Meals 86 eenta. Jiodging 85 cents. Single Rooms 60 cents. This House has recently been refitted and refurnished throughout, and no pains will bo spared in attending to the wants of guests. t^T Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars at the Bar. GANSNER'S MILL Plumas County. Post-office Quincy. Oansner F, saw-mill GARBERVILLE. Humboldt County. A post-office, miles from Eureka; population 60. Amberaou Wm, blacksmith 7^ OO 5ft 76 CD llAnllllUUU LUInDCn, mt,». v. Black Walnai;. Spanish Cedar, Veneers. t ODD FEllOWS' SUPPUES. "J&ffiV general merchandise Webster David, postmaster Withan Otis, blucksmith and wagon- maker GARDEN VALLEY. A post-office; a north of Placer- El Dorado County. small town 1 1 miles ville. Bell F M, mining expert Berta F & Son, wine mfrs Barlinghcn N D, a-isayer PILIPFINI R & CO, general merchan- dise and postmaster Fox D W, fruit grower Harkemnller H, teamster and freight contractor Hartles Benj, stockraiser Heindel Daniel, wood contractor Lagersen F, blacksmith Maggini John, stockraiser Pedrini M, stockraisci- Perkins D li, farmer Philipp J W D & Bro, stockrai8ei assistant postmaster OASQXJET HORACE, hotel and post- master GATHIER SCHOOL-HOUSE. Suiter County. Post-office Yuba City. SCHEILENGER E T, blacksmith GAVIOTA. Santa Barbara County. Cruces. See Las GAZELLE. Siskiyou County. Eighteen miles south of Yreka, the county seat, and is on the line of the California and Oreeon R. R. ** EDSON BROS, postmaster and hotel GENESSEE. Plumas County. A post-office, 15 miles southeast of Yreka. HOSSELKUS E D, general merchan- dise GEORGETOWN. El Dorado County. A post and tele- graph office, 18 miles from Auburn and 16 miles from Placerville. Once a famous mining town, being in the vicinity of some rich mines. It has at present a population of some five or six hundred inhabitants, a tine salu- brious atmosphere, splendid climate; 75 miles east of Sacramento and the terminus of the Placerville and Georgetown stage line, also of the stage line from Auburn. Benjamin D W C, saw-mill Berry Wni, barber and batbi &0 ■ CO CO CO CO CO • M *» aa ^^ ^^ CO B C) «^ r^ Oi '*" Cj otf II ^to^ ^^M 03 D £ E So Fi CM CM 09 o<| QQ CALVIN NUniNG t SON. Hanatsci^areni all kind* IRON WOKK, 9My Main Hiraat. ciav Fzaarlac*. M miEH. TUGGIE i CO.. OMGOII >SH >KD BWPU.' San Fmaelnco. CO California — Oeorgetown-Gerirude. 579 ca E ■ MM GO Buudshuh R, propr Airericaa Hotel California Water and Mining Co, Thos Findley mgr Cranmer Wm, saloon Crawford .E L, notary public, attorney at-law and insurance agt Dains H M & Son, carpenters, builders and undertakers Demuth R, flouring-mill Epps T B, constable and road overseer Fiudley Thos, mgr and director Califor nia Water and Mining Co Fitzgerald C M, telegraph operator and sec California Water and Mining Co Forbes J O Sr, justice of the peace Francis A A, saloon Francis A A & Co, butchers Fuller H H, liverv stable "GEORGETOWN GAZETTE." H W Hulbert editor and proprietor Hotchkiss C D, watchmaker and jeweler HULBERT H W, editor and propri- etor "Georgetown Gazette" Georgetown Gazette, PIJBLISHKD WEKKLY, BY H. W. HULBERT. Subscription f2.50 per year. Only Paper on Georgetown Divide, Embracing all the Northern portion of El Dorado County lying between the North and South Forks of the American Uivnr. ilauksnn & Forbes, general merchandise Jackson I V, notary public Jerrett D, general merchandise Jones Rev J H, Methodist clergyman KNOX H Dt carpenter Ijikbouf T, blacksmith Lewis k Lovejoy, prnprs Georgetown ami Aubur'i Stage Line Noble Robert, saw-mill Orelli A, liquors, boarding and lodging Shepherd B F. postiuaator, druggist, hotel, general merclianclise, saddles, harnessmaker, books, stationery, paints, etc Silva Frank, butcher Simon ft Sons, dry good? and clothing Sme«ler Fred, carpenter antl builder Smith Wm, propr Plp,cerville and Georgetown Stage Liue Sornberger & Lane, groceries and hard- ware Spencer C G, physician and surgeon Stephens Wm, liquors Suender L, house, sign and ornamental painter and paperhanger Swift I G, carpenter and builder Swift Joseph, mining recorder George- town Mming District Watson E H, dry goods and clothing Whitesides Hall, Odd Fellows mgrs Williams Wm, tailor Wren J Q, physician and surgeon GEORGIA SLIDE. El Dorado County. Post-office George- town; 2 miles from Georgetown. BARXLAGEG H, general merchandise GERMANYOWN. Colusa County. A post and express office ; a promising village 6 miles from Willows: population 150. Bratiktle A, bootmaker Bradford W C, wagon maker Eppinger & Co, geueral merchandise Eidenmuller Wm C, physician Frahn M, livery stable Germantown Hotel, A Koppe propr (iriep Hans, liquors Hagcman M, liquors Hoflfmann F H, blacksmith Klein (^has, hotel Koppe A, Germantown Hotel Newmann I, general merchandise Rathfon B F, butcher SCHXJLZE OSCAR C, notary public and postmaster Shwenk D, harnessmaker White W J, saloon and wagonmaker Wright R H, blacksmith CO c > z o GERTRUDE. Fresno County. A post-office, 6 miles southwest of Fresno Flats. ACTON A H« notary public, attorney- at-law and postmaster Crooks W H, lumber-mill Davis Mrs Ada B, music teacher (irant Judge, attorney-at-law and min- ing engineer Philip A, general merchandise and hotel Trigg R T, restaurant Westfall S W, saloon Walsh Wm, mining supt O o 2? CO V9 C/9 &0 U> 3 I: ■ b m :>[' .I'i I ^ m UlOnUUnnn l IIIIDCD WHITB BKOM.. 1» a is Main ana 14 dt le Mni>ar llAnilflUUU LUmDCn, »C, m. r. Huba, Mpokea, Rlna, Polea, Hteafto etc. mine DDAUEDMAM 9. Pfl ManafkMtnren of Fine lUUlO DnWlCnmAll & 0U.| Jcwelry a I>l— lona Work. II9S" ,T?T CO I 09 H CO 580 California — Geyaerville-Oil loy. GEYSERVILLE. Sonoma Copnty. Post-office Clairville; a auiitli town situated on the San Francisco and North Pacific R. R., 23 miles from Santa Rosa. It is an interesting resort, and the surround- ing land is well adapted to fiuit cul- ture, especially the grape. The hotel is first-class, and is kept by C. W. Skaggs. Population 120. Danna M V B, carpenter GEYSERVILLE HOTEL, C W Skag(/s proprietor Harris W F, carpenter Hill Milton, cabiuetmaker KEITH A D, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, and San Francisco & Northern Pacific R R Moore A P (Moore & Steward) Moore & Steward (A P Moore & M Steward), general merchandise Quitzow Augustus, winery Sea well & More, market SEAGOS C W, proprietor Geyserville Hotel Steward M (Moore & Steward) Sylvester J W, carpenter Teaby & Phillips, blacksmiths and wagonmakers Urich J H, physician GIBSON'S RANCH. Calaveras County. Post-office Mil- ton. Alrutz John, stage station GIBSONVILLE. SiRRRA County. A post and express office, reached via Marysville and Oroville, being 28 nules from the lat- ter place, and 25 miles north of Downicille. Brassell J, brewery Corbet* "^ave, liquors and hotel Gould o, li({Uors Holloway Thos, bootmaker Kars Gerhard, jeweler Spencer Cha^i, hvery Sutherland Rod iieat market Winchel G, notary public and justice of OLTERS & BROS, general mer- chandise GILMORE. Colusa County. A post-office, abou* 20 miles south of Williams. GILMORE G TJ, postmaster and far- mer Ingrim G C, farmer Kelsey A R, farmer Lonelace J N, farmer Richetts W H, farmer GILROY. Santa Clara County. A post, ex- press and telegraph office, on the Southern Pacific R. R., 81 miles from San Francisco. It is a town of some importance, as can be seen by the en- terprise of its business men. It is the station of Gilroy Hot Springs, from which a daily stage is run, a distance of 15 miles. The country surrounding is agricultural. A branch of the Soutiiern Pacific R. R. runs from thi3 place to Hollister. With two weekly nt'wspapers and fine hotel accommodations, it is iudeed inviting to the newcomer. Population 1,700. Adams C S, constable Alexander & Harris (W I A^,exander and Thos Harris), groceries Anselmi S & Co (S Anselmi and J Be- dulla), saloon Backstedt W, saddles and harness Baillaige A P, meat market Baldacci S, hairdressing BANK OF GILROT (The), L A W h;tehurBt president, Geo £ Hersey cashier Bassignano V & Co (V Bassignano and A Wolfrom), cigars and tobacco Bane James R, butch >2r Beane J W, dry good& Bennett Geo E (Bennett & Son), city marshal and constaol'3 Bennett & Son (Geo E and E J Bennett), meat market Berry John, hotel and saloon Bertram Henry, saloon BT'A KB F W« editor and proprietor Gilroy "Advocate," stationery etc, og :y for Adams' windmills Blake J W, windmills Brannan Wm W, livery and feed stable Briggs H W, postmaster, school trustee Bryant B, physician Burrcl C, Santa Clara Valley Flourintr Mills Cantrowitz H (H Cantrowitz & Bros) CANTROWITZ H diBROS (H. M and I Cantrowitz), dry goods and clothing V ? u o O » O CO It'/" I PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAIiVIN NIJTTIWM A MOW. Proprietors. Ostabllahed 1H49. MT Main Street. II F. kUEN, TUGGIE t CO.. VENEERS 18 and SO ilpear St., San Vranclaco a; »4 California — Gilroy. 581 Cantrowitz I (H Cantrowitz & Bros) Cantrowitz M (H Cantrowitz &, Bros) Casey M (Herold & Casey), chief en- gineer fire department Castro Y, for^l^a and domestic fruits andcity clerk GLAVEBE J & CO (J Clavere, J Guil- hamet and Jos Clavere), proprietors French Restaurant Clavere Jos (J Clavere & Co) Clavere J P ( J Clavere & Co) Cobb Bobert, boots, shoes and clothing Convent of the Immaculate Heart Corre>;e Peter, bakery Covy Mrs J H, millinery and fancy goods Curtiss N P, lock and gunsmith Daily Henry, saloon Darrough T, councilman Daugherty T L, groceries Dorlaud J J, carpenter Dowdy Perry, police jud^e and justice of the peace Dr yden D A, furniture DuNHAM D L, merchant tailor Einfalt & Hoslinger (J M Einfalt and V Hoslinger), boots and shoes Eipper \V T, hairdressing and baths Eisley C A, meat and tiah market Ellis & Moore (A L Ellis and T Moore), general merchandise Emlay E, saddles and harness Eugels & Theis (John Engcls and J Iheis), saloon and feed yard Eustice Qeo, blacksmith and wagon- maker Farmer E H, blacksmith and wagon- maker Fitzgerald P, livery FR&SCa HOTEL AND RESTAU- RANT, J Clavere & Co proprietors French & Thompson, hotel Frutig Henry, watchmaker and jeweler Oagliardi John, bootmaker OIIROT "ADVOCATE," F W Blake editor and proprietor Gilroy Water Co, Jas Pettit supt Graf Ruldolph, bootmaker Guilhamct J (J Clavere & Co) Happs W, sr.loon HARRISON E S. editor and proprietor "Valley Record" Hemkr John, bootmaker Hennon Richard, saloon Herl)ert H, groceries HjtoM & Casey (Adam Herold and M Laoy), brewery HERSEY OEOROE E, cashier Bank of Uilniy, notary public and insur- ance agent Hickman & Kline (Miss H Hickman and Miss M Kline), millinery and fancy goods Huton Charles, general blacksmithing Hinman & Goff (J W Hinman and E Goff), house, sign and carriage paint- ers Hoey P F, attorney-at-law Hollingbery Wm, merchant tailor Hopkins Rev I L, clergyman (Method- ist) Hornback Chas, agt S P R R Hoslinger V (Einfalt & Hoslinger) Hosett T, groceries and bakery Huber D, physician Hudson Father, Catholic clergyman Hunter M E, watchmaker and jeweler James & Babb, transfer and express KEY T B, manager Palace Drug Store Lassa Richard, saloon Lawrence Estella, ice cream and varieties Lawrence H F, varieties ' Lemmon M, groceries Loupe L (S Loupe & Co) and city coun- cilman Loupe A & Co (S Loupe, L Haas and L Loupe), general merchandise LUBBOCK C H, physician and surgeon Lynde C A (Lynde & Purvjance) LYNDE & PURVIAIiCE (C A Lynde and S T Purviance), proprietors Wil- liams Hotel Muyock 8 J, hairdressing and baths McGovern J, h itel and saloon McStay Miss M J, millinery and fancy goods Mendessolle B, general merchandise Mucozain J, saloon Moore A R, photographer Morey ^' C, physician and drugs Morre.l E, saloon Nichols C M, druggist Oberdeener Wolf, stationery, etc Otto John G, councilman PAINE JOHN, livery stable, proprietor (iilroy Hot Sulphur Springs stage line PALACE DRUG STORE, T B Key manager Parsons Mrs S L, millinery and fancy goods Payne J R, W U Te' oixjrator and W, F k Co's agt Peck Rev Wesley, Methodist clergyman Princevalle .1, fruits and groceries Purviance S T (Lynde & Purviance) Pyle W R, real estate and insurance Ilea S, county 8U[»ervisor Reeve H, school trustee Reihl Adam, councilman Heithcr J, groceries and city mayor Rivard L O, hotel and saloim Robinson Amos, stoves and tinware Rogers & Briiiham ( F S Rogers and J A Brigham), dentists Rogers E P, Ble Veatpleril*.* Bmtt Mtrcet, S. V. M 582 Cotlifomia — Oilroy-Olenwood. if 6 . his PC o Sohrepfer C, hotel and saloon SEAMAN OE0> proprietor Southern Pacific Hotel Severance Miss, private school Shannahan John, saloon Short S S, Railroad Restaurant and sa- loon Slavich L V, restaurant and lodgings Smith & Baxter (F Smith and J A Bax- ter), hardware and agricultural imple- ments Smith F (Smith & Baxter), sec Gas Co SOUTHERN PACinC HOTEL. Geo Seaman proprietor STANLEY J, C> stoves, tinware, pumps, iron pipe and crockery Thomassou W J, councilman Thornton D, saddles and harness and councilman Thornton T E, agt insurance for unmar- ried people Tryon A B, furniture and undertaking Tully BP. attorney -at-law "VALLEY RECOED," E S Harrison edi tor and proprietor WHITEHURST L A, presidt.i of Gilroy, treasurer and school ti Whitney D S, carriage and wagonmu .>.:■ Willoy & Rea (S Willey and J E Rea), grocers WILLIAMS HOTEL, Lynde & Pur- viauce proprietors Willson Horace, hay presses Wilmarth Peter B, hotel VVolfrom A (V Bassignano & Co) Woolsey J S, macliiiiist Wright J J, soapmaker Boffga ft Harbine, lumbermen Miller ft StoUe, Adams Springs Hotel Morris C E, Xorthern Telegraph Southwick, Jenkins ft Boggs, saw-mill GLENBROOK FARM. Santa Clara County. Post-office Mountain View. Byrne Mrs G J, hotel GLENCOE. Calaveras County. A post-office, 18 miles northeast of San Andreas and 20 miles east of lone. BERRT W, postmaster Bonliam G D, saloon Burt J, general merchandise, liquors, cigars and tobacco Fields Geo L, hotel Holmes I I, mining supt GILROY HOT SPRINGS. Santa Clara County. A post and tel- egraph oHice, situated 15 miles north- east of Gilroy. Arrick & Co, hotel GIMLETVILLE. Plumas County. Bennett & DoUev, general merchandise Cook Geo E, justice of the peace Knot Wm, hotel GLENBROOK. Lake County. A post and express of- fice, reached by way of Calist'ga; dis- tance by stage 2*J milet* ; '.'5 miles southeast of Lakepnrt; population 7o. BASSETT S & SONS, hotel Bussett W i>, postmaster and agt W, F ft Co GLEN ELLEN. Sonoma County. A post-office, 7 miles northwest from Sonoma and 14 miles southeast of Santa Rosa. Behler C, bootmaker Chan vet Joshua, distiller and grain- mill Gibson J. saloon and postmaster Justi Chas, saloon Lenhi Fish Co, A V Lamotte sec Sullivan , blacksmith TARRANT H F, general merchandise Wailield Mrs Kate F, distiller Williams Josepli, distiller GLENVILLE. Kern County. A post-office, 45 miles northeast of Bakeistield. Early Thos, hotel Gurne t L, blacksmith .lones H, saloon Murpliy J J, general merchandise Wilkos F H, general merchandise WOODS L N, postmaster and general mercliaudisu CS CO CO CO CO e« GLENWOOD. Santa Cruz County. A post and ex- pres ' office, on the South Pac fie Coast K. K., 14 miles from Santa Cruz. Coon Kotchum , justic.3 of peace Koster H H, bouts and shoes A of post- Saitta Pettis B F, blacksmith Rich H, wagonmaker Rudolph John, general merchandise Town E, road overseer White Rev B F, clergyman (Methodist) Woods J J, market GONZALES. Monterey County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Southern Pacific R. k., 1() miles southeast of Salinas. Badger L, hotel Brackman H, saloon Collins M C, livery stable and constable Edwards D K, warehouse- Hnrdwick C, saloon Hiner H, justice of peace McGregar W, saloon Root ESS, physician SABLES & WIDEMAN. general merchandise Searles W, postmaster GOODYEAR'S BAR. Sierra County. southwest of tion 275. A post-o^ce, 4J miles Downieville. Popula- ACKERLT F, general merchandise and postmaster Fluke Estate, hotel Stewart S C, saw-mill GORMAN S STATION. Loa Angf.le-» County. A post-offioe, about 10 miles southeast of Fort Te- jon. Bailey M C, ranching and stock raising Cudiley JuhnF, ranching and stock rais- ing Fratis C, farmer and stock raiser Smith \V A, miner SneddenS, runcliin(; and stock raising GOSHEN. TuLAKK County. Post-office Visalia; a small town on the Southern Pacific R. IL, :U miles southeast of Fresno and 7 miles west of Visalia. Worswick W H, hotel CO CO C CO c > z o o o GO C/9 &0 oo GOSPEL SWAMP. Lo3 Anoklrs County. See Newport. uADnuunnn iiimdcq ^>^*nTiBiiRo^^^^ nAnUYlUUll LUmDLn, Mt.M.F. Oak, .4«li. illekory, Maplv, 4.:h , etc4 CO [ mine QDIVCDMIM 9 Pfl SKWWOLWMm. oirer «oods lower than aay LUUlO DnHf CnlflHH « UU., hoa«e in the City. Xltt MontKomery 8t. 584 Califorvia — Grafton-Orangeville. CO GRAFTON. Yolo Cocwty. Formerly Knight's Landing. A post and express office, 15 miles from Woodland and is the terminus of a branch of the California Pacific R. R., which takes its name from the place. Population 400. Allen H, physician Baily S, blacksmith Black J A, harnessmaker and saddler Bubich Stephen, liquors Cassels E, physician Clowe M £, grain dealer Dennis £, agt California Pacific and Northern R R Dyer John, liquors Eastham John, hardware Edson Webster, fancy goods and notions Fisher A H, painter FSTETT S J, postmaster, agt Wells, Fargo & Co and druggist Goettsch P, engineer Kness A, livery stable Knox W T, barber LaBrie £, physician Marinovich T, restaurant Martin Julius, general merchandise Mills A, tinshop O'Keefe John, druggist Provost H, Union Hotel Reed C F, grain dealer and gen mdse Shannon M P, bootmaker Shelton Rev J G, clergyman (Metho- dist) Smith John C, lumber Smi'.h K W, liquors Snowball J W, grain buyer Wickwire & Canterbury, wagonmakers Wilcox W H, butcher GRAINLAND. Bdtte County. A post and express of- fice, 6 miles southwest by stage from Chico. Frost &, Hansley, blacksmiths Hansley T A, blacksmith Holland D, saloon Joerk A W, general merchandise MARCH J D. druggist Miller J A, saloon Spencer B, hotel Van Zandt B C, wagonmaker Whistler Mrs, restaurant GRAND ISLAND. Colusa County. A post and express of- fice, located on the west bank of Sac- ramento River, 14 miles southeast of Colusa. Reached by steamer from Knight's Landing, on the Sacramento River, distant 36 miles, and via Ar- buckle, 12 miles distant. The farming community of a large district makes this a trading and shipping point. Population 150. COLE H E< general merchandise and agent Wells, Fargo & Co's express Gilmour Samuel, bootmaker Graham E R, county supervisor Grimes C, liquors and harnessmaker Partain S, blacksmith Peart E C, general merchandise Thayer A A, insurance agent Williamson J H, wagonmaker and jus- tice of the peace GRAND VIEW. Tulare County. A post and express of- fice, on the Southern Pacific R. R., 14 miles northwest of Visalia. Popula- tion 30. KITCHENER BROS, general mer- chandise, grain dealers, wool and corn mercha nts KITCHENER C F J> postmaster Woorl B, saloon GRANGEVILLE. Tulare County. A post and express office, 27 miles west of Visalia; popu- lation 125. Belden A F, blacksmith and carriage- maker Belden F E, blacksmith and wagon- maker Bland Rev A B, clergyman (Methodist) Bradley A, physician Brownstone David, postmaster and agt W, F & Co Butler A B, physician Care David, amusement hall Cox & Hillard, saloon Hanlcy J. painter HOFF V « CO. general merchandise Mussel Slough Flouring Mills, Sullivan &, Co, proprs Perrv V, hotel Ritchie , blacksmith Sullivan & Co, flour-mills Schwartz B & Co, general merchandise Sullivan J L, druggist PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAIjVIIV MIITriNW A MON, Proprietors. KsUbliahed IMM ««7 Main Street, li F. 2« o OB o 2! o o HILEN. TUGGlt l CO.. Horn. IM aad 8«» Hprar Street, FraaelM>«. California — Granite Hill-Graaa Valley. 580 GRANITE HILL. El Dorado CorNTT. A poat-office and small town, 3 miles from Coloma, on the Placerville stage road, and 6 miles northwest of Placerville, at one time a rich mining vicinity, but recentlv agricultural pursuits seem to prevail, orchards, vineyards, grain, etc, also a salubrious climate. Gallanar J C, groceries GRANITE STATION. Kern County. Twenty-five miles from Bakerstield, FAEHLIO 0, station-keeper GRANITEVILLE. Nevada County. A post-oflBce 28 miles northeast of Nevada City; pApulation 250. Allison Peter, hotel BOHANAN MICHAEL, general mer- chandise, liquors and cigars Cline J T, propr Granite ville Water Works Ellis Geo A, saloon Haddock & Prout, saloon Hartman Wm, bruwery and saloon Milton, Eureka Luke and Yuba Canal Co Provet & Foley, saloon Uobb J W, livery and feed stable Kohrig Gustave, siiloon and gen mdse Schultze Fred butcher and saloon TYLER I E. vari«tii'8 and postmaster Waller F E. saloon GRASS VALLEY. Nevada County. Situated 17 miles from Colfax, on the Central Pacific K. K. ; is S8 miles from .Sacramento and 1«)1 miles fr ni San Francisco. Popu- lation over 4, 0(H) witliin the corporate limits, and aiK)ut 0,000, including the inuncdiate suburbs. The population of the township is over 7,000. The town is l>eautifully Hituated at an elevation of 2,400 feet above sea-level. In Grass Valley "gold in quartz" was first discovered on the Pacific Coast, and gold mining has l>een since 1850 the prin- cipal and a profitaLle industry of the place. The gold-bearing lodges are nu- merous, and prospecting them has scarcely commenced. The town has numerous schools, both public and pri- vate, many churches, and almost all the benevolent societies are represented in the place. There are two newspapers — the Tidings, a daily evening paper, with a weekly edition, and the union, a daily morning paper. In and around the town are numerous orchards and vineyards, and the trees and vines grow right above some of the most famous mines. The town is well supplied with pure, fresh water from the higher Sierra, and the water-works are so constructed as to give almost complete protection from fire. There are gas-works in the town. Grass Valley is the center of trade for the agricultural portion of the county, and is in the center of the mining busi- ness of the county. The Idaho Mine declared on the third of last July its 157th regular monthly dividend. Ash Rev G 0, Methodist clergyman Avery Samuel D, wagonmaker and black- smith, 32 Main Bamberger Bros (F and J Bamberger), dry goods, 18 Mill Bamberger F and J (Bamberger & Co), 18 Mill Barrett A, saloon. Mill Bee William, Golden Gate Hotel, 44 Main Bchrish Charles, saloon, Mill Bclanger Miss M E, dressmaker. Church Benndorf Charles, bootmaker. Mill Bennetts Joseph A, bootmaker. Mill Benson Wm H, propr Benson House Berg Alfred, jewelry, 22 Mill Best John, bootmaker, 58 Main Biggs Elam, hardware, 44 Mill Binkelmann David, Grass Valley Brew- ery, Auburn Black Edward, telegraph operator W U Tel Co, Main Blackford Mrs Maria, hairdresser, Neal Bluml)crg Alfred, tailor, Mill B'nai B'rith, Garizim Lodge, No 43, I O B B, I Haas sec, Webster Hall Body VVm C D i'., Bro, contractors and builders Bourne W B, supt Empire Mine BRADY ALEXANDER B, real es tate and insurance, 04 Main Bremer Louis, cabinetmaker, Mill Brockington Wm (Brockingtun & Dun- stan), 70 Main Brockineton & Dunstan (Wm Brocking- ton and S Dunstan), saloon, 70 Main Brunsteter Peter, planing-mills, 35 Main Buja T, saloon, 50 Main Burnie Alexander, tailor and sewing- machine agt, Mill Burroughs VVm C, meat market, 48 Main Burrows A, attorney and notary public. Main- Byrne & Co (M Byrne and P Purcell), livery stable, 94 Main OO GO qro CO oo HARDWOOD LUMBER, ..».....». 38 IIVHITB BROS , la * IS Main and 14 A lO Mpear Wacon Stock. Cabinet WooOa, ete. i i!--1 KHIGHTS TEMPUR UHIFDRIIIS78o"ygg fcr%. Kr^ttSOtf*' 686 California — Grass Valley. Byrne Michael (Byrne ft Co), 94 Main Caddy Richard (Pearce It Caddy), 66 Main Campbell J M, blacksmith, Mill Campbell Wm, groceries, Mill Carson G ft G R, harnessmakers, 35 Mill Casper Kaskil, clothing, Main Clinch Charles E, insurance, 13 Mill Clinch Mrs i £, dressmaker. Church Clinch \V A, sec I O G T Code Jamos K, blacksmith. Auburn Coloman Edward, pres and supt Idaho Mine, Main Coleman ft Glasson ( Wm Coleman and John Glasson), groceries and meat market, 5^ Main Coleman John C, president N C N G R R Coleman Wm (Coleman ft Glasson), 59 Main Combs J L, physician. Main Cook Wm B, painter Cooley Thomas R, sewing-machines. Mill COR WIN WM F. harnessmaker and saddler Cowall Richard, saloon, Mill Christian Church. Church Crocker John R, blac'.isiuith, Auburn Cryer ft Whitiuar (Robert Cryer and S O Whiting), saloon Daltoii Rev 1' J, pastor St Patrick Church, Church BAVIS Hi justice of peace. Main Daws Wm, sidoon, til Main Diiganey Mra E, dver and scourer DIBBLE &KITT3 (A B Dibble C W Kitts), artDnicys, 110 Main Dorsey Samuel P, agt W, F ft Co, Main Eist Eureka Mine, George Fletcher supt Eggert Hermin C, barber. Mill Eiehel Frederick, bootmaker. Sea] Empire Mine, W B Bourne supt, Main Enos Joseph, saloon, 02 Mam Ferrell John (Ferrell ft Vincent), 4S Mill Ferrell ft Vincent (John Ferrell and George Vincent), gents' furnishing goods, 48 Mill Finnic Robert, groceries, 32 Mill Fisher Samuel, stoves and tinware, 58 Mill Fletcher George, supt East Eureka Mine and sec N C ft N G R R, 5^ Main Fogerty Bartholomew, tailor, Mill Foster Avery J, paintH, oil, wall paper, etc, 13 Mdl Frank John, bakery and brewery, 62 Main Freeman Eli, bakery, Main Freeman Wm, bakery, Neal Fritz Charles, saloon. Auburn Gad B, gents' furnishing goods, 62 Mill and 111 Oarvey Miss J, dressmaker, Neal George John, gunsmith. Main George Thomas, Grass Valley Transfer Co George Wm, groceries. Auburn Glasson John (Coleman ft Glasson), 59 Main Glennen Miss Julia, dressmaker, Church Goldber- W (J Heyman ft Co), 42 Mill Goldman Solomon, jewelry, Mill Gollins John, saloon Goodstein D ft Co (D and C Goodstcin), furnishing goods, Main Gooilstein iJ^tve (D Goudstein ft Co), Main Gran'^er Samuel (Watt ft Co) "GRASS VALLEY DAILY UNION." Mitchell ft Compton ^(Jhas H Mitchell and A G Compton), proprietors Grass Vallev Seminary, Mrs Josephine V Rider, Richardson Green Milton, billiard saloon. Main Gummoe lliohard, blacksmith. Mill Haas I ft Co (I'sadore Haas and C Nathan), furnishing goods, 1 Mill Haas Isiidor.! (I Haas ft Co), ] Mill Hancock Wm C, bootmaker, 46 Main Hare Samuel, groceries, 54 Main Harris Benjamin F, propr Grass Valley and Nevada Bus (Harry D Bean mgr) Hariis S M. pljysinian and dentist HARRISON JACK, hairdressing and shav ing saloon, 84 Main Henderson John H, boots and sh >es. Main Horrick L A, physician. Main Heyder Wm, groceries, cor Main and Beniiet Heyman Jacob, dry goods, 40 Mill Heyman J ft Co (J Iloyman and W (loldberg), boots and shoes, 42 Mill Hill a W, Madison Lodge F ft A M, 10 Mill HOBBY GEORGE W. proprietor Western Hotel, 2S Main H..cking&Son (Thomas and Thomas Hocking J r), fruits and notions, 76 Main Hodge Thomas ft Co, saloon and brew- ery. Mill HOLBROOKE DANIEL P. proprietor Holbiooke House, — Main, audita- loon, 80 M.I in HOLBROOKE HOUSE, Daniel P Hol- brooke proprietor Horton George, principal high school Howe Geo S, fancy goods, 1 15 Main Huss Frank, undertaker. Mill Idaho Mine, Edward Coleman pres and sec. Main Irancovich George, physician. Mill James Edwin, saloon. Depot Jamieson Ebenezer, physician. Mill Jeffrey Robert, saloon, 74 Main CALVIN MUTTING t, SON, Maaufkrtnrftra all kind* IROM WOBK »*r Mala Street, Maa Fraaelaee. CO CO CO CO CO JS 2 CO CM CO CO o O o HIEH, TUGGIE t CO., Eastern Hard Wood Lumher.'^&yai^ga^' m CM s CO CM • California — Graaa Valley. 687 9) CO E c/i CO Jenkins Qeorge, horaeshoer Johns Mrs Jane, millinery and fancy Soods, 52 Mill ns Robert, blacksmith, Mill Johnson Bartel, furuiture aud bedding, 76 Main Johnson John Q, barber, 72 Main Johnson Peter, hardware, 14 Mill Johnston George, aupt New York Hill Mine Johnston John, groceries Jones John C, saloon, 3 Mill Jones W C, physiuiau Judd James F, groceries. Mill Keathli'y James S, saloon, 42 Main Kenney Joseph P, saloon, Mill Kidd r John ¥, general supt N C X G K U Lauos Manuel B, saloon, S6 Main Lukeman James M, Grass Valley Foun- dry Lamblet Frank, barber, 37 Mill Loyd Mrs Eliz tbeth, millinery, 40 Mill Loutzenheiser Wm, druggist, 68 Main Madison Lodge F & A M, G W Hdl sec, 10 Mill Manning James M, druggist, 54 Mill Marsh Hsutings S, saloon, 67 Main MARTIN THOMAS, candy factory and restaurant, lUi) Main McCormick Wm, physician. Main McLeod G R, Live Oak Saloon, 28 Mill McNeill C F, books and stationery, 50 Mill Meagher Dennis, saloon. Main Meek J I), druggist, 26 Mill Miltz & Overtoil (T «J Miltz and N R Overton), photogmphers, 7 Mill Milt/ T G (Miltz & Overton), 7 Mill MITCHELL & COMFTON (Cl.as H Mitchell and A G C'umptun), proj^rie- tors "(irass Valley Union" Mit,.;i. 11 Wm H, Wisconsin Hotel, 05 M la Mitchell Wm J, meat market. Mill Mongomery Wm H, con!4tai>le. Main Moore P, blacksmith, Mill Moore T H (Moore & Wright), 75 Mill Moore k Wright (T H Moore and G Wright), wagonmakers, 75 Mill Moran Thomas, barber. Mill Morateur Andrew, groceries. Mill Morrison Daniel C, marble works Murphy Mrs M, millinery and fancy goods Murphey P S saloon, 8 Mill Nathan Charles (I Haas ft Co), 1 Mill Natlian Charles, dry goodn, 10 Mill N C N G R R, John C Coleman prea. John F Kidder gen aupt N C N G R R Office, George Fletcher secretary, 59 Main Nevin John, blacksmith. Mill «D New Vori' i\\\\ i^ine, George Johnston supt Ninnis Wm, notions, 81 Main Normandy T £ (Normandy k Treloar), 64 Mill Normandy k Treloar (T E Normandy and W M Treloar), gen mdse, 64 Mill Novitzfky Henry, cigars, tobacco. Main Novitzsky Sam, dry goods, 80 Main Novitzsky Simon, furnishing goods, 80 Main Oatci Richards, bootmaker, Mill O'Connell J, saloon. Mill O'CONNOR TIM. aaloon. 82 Mill O'Reilly James, saloon. Mill Othet Thomas, groceries Overton N R (Miltz & Overton) Parr Mrs Lorain, boarding and lodging- house. Mill Baynter Philip H, justice of the peace, 31 Mill Pearce k Caddy (Thomas J Pearce and Richard Caddy), meat mkt, 66 Main Pearce Thomas J (Pearce k Caddy) Pennington A R, dentist. Main Peters James W, constable Pope W C, undertaker, 61 Mill Powell Rev W C, pastor Episcopal church. Church Prodger J H, watchmaker, 60 Mill Purcell Peter (Byrne k Co), 94 Mai • QUICK ISRAEL (Temby k Quick), 70 Main Quirk James, photographer Relley John W, dentist, 16^ Mill Reynolds O H, livery stables Heynolds, Wni, constable Hider Mrs J V, private school Ridge A J, attorney and counselor-at- law and notary public Riley James, bowling alley and saloi n Rolierts E A, attorney Roberts E W, attorney-at-law ROGERS WM H N, groceries, 10 Main Ruck Anton, bakery, 60 Main St Mary's Convent, Sister Mary Ga- briel St Patrick's Boys Convent, Sister Mary Gabriel, South Grass Valley St V'ncent's Convent, Sister Mary Ga- briel, Pleasant at Sanders John, clothing, 34 Mill Sanford k Upton (E P Sanford and J W Upton), saloon, Mill SANKS ISAAC T, ice cream saloon, bill poster and collector. Church Satiks k Thomas (Isaac Sanks and Joseph Thomas), ice cream. Church Scadden Henry, groceries, 74 Main Shaeffer Mrs Mary, restaurant, 70 Main Sheldon Wm H, groceries. Mill SHOEMAKER RUFUa editor of "Tidings, • Church (0 C > z o o a So > S3 HARDWOOD UIMBERiWAGON STOCK,*i;JT»?.P:f.V£t.**.''J!- HH! ,^4: fKl^ LOUIS BHWERIHH tCO.,^e^:Tys^&m>;WoVI 19 "SSHTF 588 California — Graaa Valley-Oray'a Flat. i si i o Silvester Henry, srocerieB, 78 Main Smith Mrs C W, lodging-house, Church Snow L L, bootmaker, Mill SPALDIHG H S> publisher "Tidings.'' Church Speidel Joseph, meat market. Mill Spencer W K, books and stationery. Main Stein I ft Bro (I and H Stein), varieties, 20 Mill Stei n I ft H (I Stein ft Bro), 20 Mill STEINEB JOSEPH, oigar maker, 53 Main Stevens George W, bootmaker, 37 Mill Stewart Henry J, planing-mill Stockton ft Wilson, (VV W Stockton and L R Wilson), California wines and brandies, 2S Mill Stockton W W, (Stockton ft Wilson), 2» Mill Stokes Wm C, saloon, 97 Main Stone M P, city supt schools. Church Sykes John I, postmaster. Main Taylor Cornelius, attorney-at-Iaw, nota- ry public and conveyancer Taylor Michael C, foundry, Mill TBMBY C (Temby & Quick), 70 Main TEHBT & QUICK (C Temby and Israel Quick), saloon, 70 Main Tenney Rev W A, pastor Congregational church, Church Thomas Henry, restaurant. Mill Thornton Anthony, meat-market. Mill "TIDINGS," (ail.v, if> cents a week, or $6.()() a year if (laid ill advance. Wecly. The favorite with b'.iaiiiuss men and families. Decidedly the lient pa)>or in Nevada County for Sucrani'eiito and San Francisco business men to advertise in. GRAVELLY VALLEY. Lake County. A post-office, 30 miles north of L:ikeport. McMUTH ELIZABETH, postmis- tress Mc Worth A ft Bros, stock raisers GRAY'S FLAT. Ei, Dorado County. Post-office Green Valley; 12 miles northwest of Placer- ville, and 1 mile from (rreen Valley. BOSQUIT A 8« farmer and quartz miner fS PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAIiVIN MUTTINU * MOM. Proprli-tors. JBstabllalMd li«4» SM7 ]llsIn«Cre«t.li V. > lltll. TOGGLE t CO., OAK PLAIiK. IHaaAlMBptMUfMt.. Man Vmnelsc*. California — OrayHcm-Oreenville. 689 GRAYSON. BxAMiaLAUS County. A vo"t and ex- presi oiiioe, on the west oank of tho San Joaquin Kiver, 12 njiles west of Modesto. A stage leaves Banta, on the Central Pacific R. R., for Gray- son, daily. Brown J B, machinist Brown T C, justice of peace and notary Cox John D, mail contractor Donkin Joe F, stoves and tinware Edwards H L, stock raisers Edwards John W, horse trainer Finch O W, constable Oear Thomas, saloon Hall J J, hotel Hubbard Rev J N, clergyman (Presby- terian) King John Hall, contractor Loughead S, blacksmith and wagon- maker McCann W S, constable McDonald J Ri general merchandise and postmaster McPeck P, saloon Nolan Peter 8, saloon Murray James, hotel Ou llaha n D J, li'iuors POWELL DAH JB> with J R McDon- ald Roon J M, physician Swany Chas, contractor Thomas Edward, painter Tonnes John J, honey VanBeuschoten J W, hotel GREAT EASTERN MINE. Lakb County. See Bradfords. GREAT EASTERN QUICK- SILVER MINE. Lakk County. Post-office Middletown. Nickerson W J, supt Great Eastern Quicksilver Mine GREAT WESTERN QUICK- SILVER MINE. Lakk County. Post-office Middletown. Rocca A, supt Great Western Quick- silver Mine GREEN'S STORE. Alameda County. Post-office Liver- more. Boyd Albert, blacksmith Waltenbaugh P C, saloon GREEN VALLEY. El Dorado County. A post-office, 1 mile north of Gray's Flat, and 13 miles west of Placerville. Calzer Peter, winegrower Carro John, gen mase and postmaster Etzel Chris, blackamith Fischer Joseph & Geo, winegrowers Jaoobson Alex, winegrower Kipp John L, wiregrower Murra3[ Thos, blacksmith Rust VVm T, blacksmith Sk inne r Jas, winegrower SMITH ED H> general merchandise Smith Rev Jesse, clergymap (Methodist) Sundberg O F, carpenter Uhlenkamp Conrad, carpenter Uhlencamp Martin, carpenter WolflF Henry, winegrower Zentgraf Jacob, winegrower GREENVILLE. Plumas County. A post and express office, 20 miles north of Quiucy; pop- ulation 450. Aylesworth G, carpenter and builder Bidwell & Watson (A R BidwcU and Ir- ving Watson), foundry and iron works Bii{low k Ranker, blacksmiths Boland Mrs P H, dressmaker BRANSFORD & MdNTTRE. gen- eral merchandise Bremner & Gowen (C Bremner and W Gowen), lumber mill Bull Moses, attorney Byers J D & Co, butchers Carty John, road master Chapin T R, painter Chapman & Lisk, soap factory Chappuis Andre, constable Cohn Levy Sc Co, general merchandise Dunham Murray, photographer Emmons T F, justice of the peace Firmstone H T, saloon Fletcher W D, jewelry and music Fortiner Theo, harness and saddlery Gray R A. physician "OREENVUXE BULLETIN. " Chas MulhoUand proprietor Hall & Coulter, butchers Hallet & Loy, furnitut u and undertakers Halstead E A, stage line Hot Sulphur Springs Hotel, Robert Pen- man propr Hough Bros (R W and L F Hough), saw-mill Kennedy Mrs, dressmaker and carpet- weaver Kennedy James, painter and carpenter Kleiner Frank & Co, painters 7^ oo I CO oo 3 CO CO CO un HARDWOOD LUMBER I WkGON STOCK."!:;! IF W H ITB BROM.. 18 * IS Maim ' 14* l«l»vear «t,ll V. ■■••WnMIIHI^ mmm •m^i ODDFELLOWS ' SUPPUES. %"aiR\"Srp,;ra;^V«»SSS?A^- 590 California — Greenville-Oridley. Laurence C, aaah and planiiig-mill Lawrence C C, flour-mill Lovell Jonah,hotel McBeth ft Compton, general merchan- diae, poat-offlce and W, F ft Co'a £x MoBeth John, notary public MoGill R L, aaloon McGresor D, bootmaker MoLeod Kenneth, wheelwright MULHOLLANO CHAS. proprietor "Greenville Bulletin" Patch I C, flour-mill Penman Robert, hotel Pierce O M, tinner Proctor Mra Geo, hotel Prowattain E ft Co, i>anker8 Ryera ft Co, butchers Schmidt C, brewer t^ and aaloon Stevena W, blacksmith St Mary Frank, aaloou Tilton Mrs, hotel Tremain R, hotel Viacava £, salo >n and seneral mdae Walraven Wm, furnishmg goods, boots and ahoes, and groceriea Waters Mrs, lodging VVilliama Harry, druggiat and notary public rich mines, beaidea agricultural im- provementa. Lying aa it does in the mountaina, it haa a aplendid climate. GREENVILLE. YtiBA County. "oat-office Bullard's Bur; 32 miles from Marysville, and 3 miles from Bullard's Bar. Heniger Chas, tannery McCANN S C> groceries and liquors Pruet T C, hotel Brown J W, carpenter and miner Dt^amarchais F, aaloon and constable Dixon Broa, butchera Dixon F R J, notary public Fechrenbacher , brewery Horr Geo H, blackamith LEE ALEX Ti hotel and saloon Muhlbach John, brewery Nagler Chas, generiil merchandise Ricci F, general merchiandise SMITH BROS, general merchandise Smith Thos, hotel Snider N, constable Wiiikleman C^rle, postmaster Winklemun Jacob, notel White L, bootmaker GRIDLEY. GREENWICH. Kern County. A post-office, 6 miles northwest of Tehichipa. Boden FrerJ, blacksmith Bii hn L F, butcher COHN & ALEXANDER, general merchandise Dillon L, livery stable Evelesh John, hotel Fountain ft Wells, saloon GatfK L F, livery stable OREEN T D> postmaster Hage Mrs, bnarding-huuse Keising Ben, hotel Wheeler J W, saloon and GREENWOOD. El Dorado County. A post-oflUce. A thriving little mining town, 7 ^liles southwest of Georgetown, on stage line to Auburn, 13 miles distant. In the vicinity are quite a number of Butte County. A post, express and telegraph office. It is a new and growing town, 09 miles north nf Sac- ramento, on the Oregon Division of the Central Paciflc R. R. It has a large flouring-mill, and has a block of brii-k buildings going up which will improve the town very much. There are also many tine residences. The town is beautifully located in the center of a grove of live-oak timber. The country surrounding is rich agri- culturally. Population i)00. Adams M, boot and shoe maker Agard Marcus, wagonmaker Beebee R M, hanlware, stoves, horsepower rotary pump Brown Wm, meat market Burk Wm, wagonmaker Burtner G W, pastor U B church Cams C D, blacksmith Cole Ben, deputy sheriff Crane Joseph, warehouse Denney L P, windmills, pumps, well-boring Dustin & Cole, contractor and builder Eichler L O, painter and paperhanger Ellison Andrew, harness and saddlery Falconer J B, saloon Fleming T R, lumber Flemminjj Samuel, mgr lumber yard Geiler Anton, confectionery and bakery Gnoe Thos, pastor Catholic church Gray B D, farmer Gndley Flour Mill "Gridfey Her.ild," C N Reed propr Gridley Hotel, Ingle ft Swezy proprs ORIDLET STABLES. H J Robinson propr, (see advertisement) and CO CO CO CO CO CO o o PRISON CEILS. i.'i:%V'Sr..f%s;:a'i' CALVIN HUTTING & SON. >UEII. TUGBlt i CO.. VENEERS "aiRSaS r California — OricUey-Groveland. 591 HAOKETT ft JEFFBAT, general tnerohandiae Haraiah &, Co, lessees Qridley Flouring Mills Harris J T, physician Hull Mrs Chas, millinery Humphrey Henry, bricklayer and plas- terer Ing'e G S, insurance agent Ingle ft Swezy, hotel Leuke E J, bai bur Lnns R C, attorney and notary public Mnm Fhiilip, boot and shoemaker McDonald L, ast CPU R and Wells, Fargo &, Co, VV U Tel operator McNeil B H, mgr Oroville Lumber Co Monttir J;ime8, watchmaker Moore W N, windmills, water tanks, horse powers, etc Noel H H, general merchandise Norman Geo H, druijgist, dentist and justice of the peace Plahte Adolph, furniture and bedding Pony Haloon, Henry Steffens propr Porter & Bros, carpenters Porter Bros, machine shop and barley mill Reed C N, propr "Gridley Herald," dep- uty district atfcy and postmaster BOBINSON H J, proprietor Gridley iStublea and constable Schoor ft Daehler, druggist and varieties Sehnltz Fred, tailor and saloon SHERIDAN D, "The Fountain" Squier Mrs D, restaurant and varieties S'etTiins Henry, saloon STONE L €■ general merchandise Hfono & Triiyni>r. warehouse STREHLE LOUIS A. nrtist and gen- eral painter, (see advertisement) Vinson J E, fruits, varieties and broom factory Walsh C J, insurance agent Wei 8 A J, blacksmith and wheelwright Wharton H, nasti«r M E Church Williams ft Windon, blucksmithing SIARRY J. ROBINSON, Gridley Stables GRIDLEY, CAL. Tlifi Finest Tnrnonls in tlie Connly, At Reasonable Rates. Horses Kept on Livery. LOUIS A. STREHLE, Artist anl (leneral Fainter. GRIDLEY, CAL. GRIMES' LANDING. Colusa Cou: ty. Post-ofHce Grand Is- land. A small town 1 2 miles south- east of Colusa. Gilmonr Samuel, shoemaker Grimes C, saloon and barber Johnson ft Partain, blacksmiths PEART E Cf general meiihandise GRIZZLY BEAR HOUSE. Placer County. See Butcher Ranch. GRIZZLY FLATS. El Dorado County. A post-ofiice; in a mining district '.^0 miles from Placer- ville. Population 100. Avansino W, saloon and gen mdse Bullard Beoj, mining operator Bullard J,' saloon Fisher J B, constable Graham V J, justice of the peace H'inna David, mine-owner HOSKIN S Pf general merchandise and saw-mills Kendell J W, saloon Lumbard E, mine-owner Lyon J E, mining operator Mazara Pietro, saloon McClellen , boarding-house McClellan .T S, blacksmith Morey E R, quartz operator Parlow Benj, mining operator Smith J H. mining operator Stare Samuel, carpenter Whatt C, supt Ellipse Mine White J A, hotel > o o CO GROVELAND. Tuolumne County. A post-office, situ- ated on the <«tage road from Sonora to Yosemite Valley, and the Nevada Stage Company's lino from Milton to Yosemite, 17 miles southeast of Sono- ra and 37 miles from Milton. It is supported by its quartz mines. Austin H G, physician Casserretto Louis, general merchandise Chamberlain ft Chaffer, winery, orchard and vineyard Cazzaretto Luigi, gen mdse GO CO HARDWOOD LUMBER. WHITKBR'"*., la* ISMainaBdl4*l«t»peur tit. M. V B.> At lii«»«k. Oak Plank and Timber. "•^mmimmmm^ LOUIS BBWERM>H i CO., iTEWBLBBS. olTipr r-ooda lower than any hoaiK In the 17ltjr, 119 MontKOmery St. f J €0 Jl o 4^ ^ o 2 14 592 California — Groveiand-Ouemeville. Fpot M, hotel HOUGH LESTER K. postmaster Hubbard Wiuslow, carpenter Hinz Frank, saloon Lancy Alden, carpenter Muller Eugene, brewery BEID Thomas R, Washington Ho- tel and telegraph operator Screech Nathaniel, saloon TANNAHILL JAMES, general mer- chandise WASHINGTON HOTEL, Thomas Reid proprietor Wood Geo, blacksmith and wagonmaker Yosemite Flouring Mills, Cassabaum & Myers proprs GUAPALOUPE. Santa Baubara County. A post, ex- press and t-elegraph office; a small town nicely situated in a rich agricul- tural region, on tlie stage road lead- ing from San Luis Obispo t< Santa Barbara, 27 mi es sou tii west of San Luis Obispo and 76 miles northwest of Santa Barbara. Population 20U. Abernethy Fred W, stoves apd tinware Ayors VV W, druggist Button C G, saloon Fenton Wm M, hotel Fontana M J & Co, gen mdiie Gage Ohas, mgr H J Lnughlin & Co's furniture depot Goodchild C W, attorney-at-law and no- tary public Hart Thos, blacksmith Hertiag Frcxl, meat market Hudson Jas W, livery stable Kaiser L M & Co (L M Kaiser, M Cerf, E Cerf, M Zederman), gen mdse LAUGHLIN H J (H J Laughlin & Co), auent Wells, Fargo & Co and Pacific Coast Line Stajie Co LAUGHLIN H J & CO (H J Laughlin and H Dutard), general merchandise and furniture Lucas W T, physician PHILLIPS BROS (1^ A and A Plnl- lips), general merchand sc; F Phillips' agent, 22 Battery Street, San Fran- CISCO Phillips L A (Phillips Bros) STEUART C A> notary public Toguini Charles, brewery and saloon Toguini Julius, Exchange Hotel Triplett W C, harness and saddlcmaker Valencia Carlos, barbr Whaley Miss 8 L, postmistress and op- erator W U Tel Co Woolly Al, saloon Zederman M (L M Kaiser k Co) GUALALA. Mendocino County. A post, express and telegraph office, 80 miles by North Pacific Coast R. R. and 44 miles by stage from Duncan's Mills. Popula- tion 225. Bourn M, saloon Groflhing H F, dealer in railroad fence posts, wood and tanbark Gnalala Mill Co Minor B M, saloon ROBINSON C D, hotel Tongue Joseph & Co, dealers in railroad ties, fence poets, wood and tanbark ties, GUBSERVILLE. Santa Clara County. A post-office. Auld W, blacksmith BrowD Rev, clergyman Faith >j, school teacher Forbes W, wagonmaker GUBSER FRANK, postmaster, saloon and barber GUERNEVILLE. Sonoma County. A post and express office; a lumber manufacturing town in the Redwoods, 20 miles from Santa Rosa, 4 miles to the Great Eastern Quicksilver Mines and 16 miles from Fulton. A branch of the San Fran- cisco and North Pacific R. R. from Fulton connects this place with the main road, thereby being of unlimited benefit to that and the surrounding country. Population 500. AUman St Queen, proprs stage line from Guerneville to B'ort Ross Bell & Koaton, meat market Burns J A, physician Clark J L, bl.icksmith Coon R VV, blacksmith DIETZ G, postmaster, Wells, Fargo & Co's iigent, watchmaker and jeweler Ellison L W, livery and feed staole Florence M, rawhide chair factory Folks John, Folks' Hotel French George, woood dealer French J H, lumberman, wood, post8,etc Gliddon W N, varieties Griffin (i W, W8gM7 Main Street. ». V. CALVIN NUniNG t SON. ULIEN, TUGGUE t GO,, Ship Plank, all Bnis, It I > 1 IS a«d W> Sp«ar lit;, mmn FraaelMeo. CaM/omia — OiiemevUle-Half Moon Bay. 593 Manning N E, railroad and insurance MoFadden & Heald, saw-mill McKenne" Iloscoe, livery and feed stable Miller H U, barber and hairdresser MOBEISOH OSCARr notary public, seneral merchaudise and dealer in lumber, wood, posts, pickets, shakes, etc, etc Morrison's Drug Store, Dr B C West- fall mgr Murphy Wyman, saw inill Peckenpah John, harness and saddlery SCSHLOSS 8. general merchandise Schuler £ W, cigar mfy Shoemaker Omar, liquors and cigars Taggart John, Guerneville Hotel Thompson S O, saloon Van Voast Wm H, wood dealer Wehrspon August, wood dealer Wyman & Murphy, mill owners O. r>IET5«, PR\CTICAL Watchmaker | Jeweler (Postmaster and WelU, Fargo & Co's Agent.) GUERNEVILLE, SONOMA COUNTY, CAMKUKNIA. Special attention given to Fine Watch Repairing. All work warranted. HALF MOON BAY. .San Mateo County. A post and ex- press ollicu, situated on the coast, 13 miles by Taft k (Farretsnu's stages from the railroad at San Mateo. Con- nection is also kept up with San Fran- cisco by steamer (w en the weather is favorable) and fast freight line over- land. The principal manufa general merchan- dise Borden & Hatch, mill Campbell Rob rt, butcher CEBlC^HIirO & DEBENEDETTI. (Joseph Cereghino and Joseph Deben- edetti), general merchandise Church M, physician Colby E H, bootmaker Colb^ Mrs E H, dressmaker Davis C H, blacksmith DEBENEDETTI JOSEPH (Cereghino & Debenedetti) Denny Jos, blacksmith DoUoff J, grinding mill and machinist Dunn Frederick J, saloon * Freitas J B, barber shop and baths Garcia S, liquors Hatch & Beulsh (R H Hatch and James Beulah), blacksmiths and wagonmak- crs Joa^^uin J, bootmaker Johnston Thomas, groceries KNAFP B If manufacturer of patent side-hill one-horse plows, blacksmith and wagonmakei {see advertisement) FOR R.I. KNAPP'S ONE PAGE Side Hill Plow ADVERTISEMENT, First Part of Directory. Lawrence Jacinto (Schuyler & Law- rence) LEVT BROS (B'eriiand and Joseph Levy), general merchandise Luce D, physician Nelson Wm, livery stable PITCSHEE H S. stationery, freight agent and agent stage line Pringle 'Mira S J, postmistress Pringle .Vm, harness, stationery, jus- tice of the peace and notary public Quinian Peter P, blacksmith, wagon- maker, and saloon Rosenblum Jacob, general merchandise Scheubert E, brewery and saloon Schuylvr James, hotel Schuyler & Lawrence (Wesley Schuyler ana Jacinto Lawrence), butchers Schuyler Wesley (Schuyler & Lawrence) Silver F, bootmaker ;n oo CO 60 i\, and postmaster Farrell Miss Maria, b )ardiiig-house Tibbets Frank, carpenter and builder HAMLET. Marin County. A post and express office, on the North Pacific Coast R. R., 14 miles from Olema. HUFF ABRAHAM, general merchan- dise and postmaster HAMPTONVILLE. Fresno County. A post-office, miles northeast of Fresno City, Hampton W R, general merchandise 19 HAM'S STATION. Amador County. Post-office Jackson. Wiley £d, hotel HANFORD. Tulare County. A post, express and telegraph office. Situated on the Southern Pacific R. R., 254 miles from San Francisco and 22 miles from Visa- lia; is a growing town of 1000 inhab- itants. It is in the heart of the famous Mussel Slough country, the productiveness of which is unequalled by any land on the coast. Hanford is the depot for the wheat and other products of the section, the receipts of which are very large. Schools, churches and hotels are in goodly number. ABBOTT RUFUS. attorney-at-law "ALLL^CE MESSENOER." (tem- perance and religious weekly), R R Jones, Chas Sharp and Mrs W W Chcadle editors American Hotel, A J Wooily propr Arnold W A, contractor and builder Asay C E, dentist Axtell & Welborn (E Axtell and J H Welborn), blacksmiths Babcock M S, atty-at-law and notary public Baker J T, druggist, paints, oils and glass; wholesale und retail Barnes & Goble (Jas L Barnes and Jno A Gobl( ), mnchini! harnessmaker and carriage trimmer Burke H A, saloon. Calloway Rev J B, clergyman (Metho- dist) Camp J M, meat market Cohn H, general merchandise CONCORDIA HALL, Andrew Scia- rone proprietor Condon David, hotel Corey Mrs Margaret, lodging-honse CO CO CO CO eva CO All » fl9 ■^ s Co Cr( ^^ a CNI 1 Da Q>0 Da De CO CNI €N| t/» CO 0S 0EI 3 M m o CALVIN NUniNG & SON, a»r MAIM MTBBRT, liAW FHAWCIMCO. Iron 0oora, Bank Vaalto, Bte. Mil Mit Mu PB a Phi S PL n Pra UlEH. TUGGLE i CO.. WAGOII LUMBER.'af.^aggUl'^- CM OS CO CM ■ CM CD t/i CO California — Hanford. 695 Cortner J J, general merchandise Crocker & Co (PR Crocker, R Dodge and H H Harlow), proprs Hanford Flouring Mill Dailey James R, propr Lafayette House Davidson J A, physician DeWolf G S, physician and surgeon Dykes W R, saloon and restaurant EXCHANOE SALOON, Andrew Scia- rone proprietor Fidler H C, fire insurance and gener- al business agent Fish ft Blum (L J Fish and Simon Blum), grain dealers, real estate and i nsur ance agts FREEMAN H H. propr Freeman Hous e and livery stable FREEMAN HOUSE. H H Freeman proprietor OOAR J Ci real estate and deputy sheriff Ooldberg A, barber Hanford Flour incf Mill, Crocke* & Co Hanford Hotel, T W Pratt propr "HANFORD JOURNAL" (weekly), Milton McWhorter propr Hanford Lumber Co, L P Smith mgr Heinlen A E, meat market, lumber and grain dealer Herini; William, hairdresser Hite, McQuiddy & Co ( W F Hite. John T McQuiddy and E Boyd), auctioneers and general merchandise HOT P A, carpenter and undertaker Huntington Mrs M S, millinery IRWIN ROWE. attorney-at-law Jtmes R R, editor "Aliiance-Mossenger" Kutner, Goldstein ft Co (A Kutner, S Goldstein and S RehoeferK gen mdse Litfayette House, JainoH R Dailey propr LAKE HOUSE. J M Reid proprietor Ix.'ek G W, dentist Lillie G B, furniture, bedding and up- holstery Manning E A, supt Mussel Slough Ditch Co McClenny W S, painter and paperhangr McWHORTER MILTON, proprietor Hanford ".fonrnal" Melone J H ft G VV, dry goods Mills KichanI, saloon Mitchell J R, varieties Muirs J S. physi. ian " MUSSEL SLOUQH DELTA" (week- ly). Walker, Barnes ft Qilchrist pro- prietors PHILLIPS DIXON L. attorney -at-law and notary public Phillips, Sweet ft Co (J S Phillips, Sol Sweet and Kmil Seligman), gen mdse PLUMMER E J. varieties and post- master Pratt T W, propi- Hanford Hotel PRYOR W Li cigars, tobacco, confec- tionery, ice cream, canned goods and groceries U Tir p J M. proprietor Lake House Robinson ft Rawlins (J W Robinson and H and E Rawlins), proprs Han- ford Water Works Rnss Louis, saloon Rogers Joseph, saloon Schwartz K, general merchandise SCIARONE ANDREW, proprietor of Exchange Saloon and Concordia Hall SHARP CHAS & CO (Charles and R T Sha p), groceries, hardware, agri- cultural implements, sewing machines, pianos, organs, etc * Simon Jacobs ft Co (Samuel Simon, Jai Manasse and Greo Thyarks), general merchandise and agts W, F & Co Simon Silas ft Bro (Silas ind Kaufman Simon), general mef'.^ndise Simmons W A, dru^^ist Slight George, paints, oils, wall paper and painting Smith ft Co (Lee and Millard Smith), livery stable Smith ft Co (M F and L B Smith), liv- ery and f'cd stables Smith L P, mgr Hanford Lumber Co SMITH WIIIilAM, justice of the peace Stanton Richard, bootmaker Walker, Barnes ft Gilchrist, proprs " Mussel Slouiib Delta" Weisbaum ft Bro (E and N Weisbaum), cig;irs, tobacco, etc Weisbaum J, boots and shoes Welllwrn ft Axtell, general blacksmiths and carriai:' iii'iUers WEST & FTJRMAN (H 1> West and A <' I'lirinaii), general merchandise, dr\ ' <1h and ol';tliing WlLSON HUGH, justice of the peace and cdllfctiii:^ at."'nt Woody A J, pri'iH Vtnericun Hotel WRIGHT CAPT J W A. insmince agent and newspaj li- iigoncy uid agent Associated Press Freeman House, H. H. FREEMAN, Proprietor, HANFORD, CAl. CD C CO > First-Class Accoinmo lations at rea- sonable ra^es. UVERT STABLE Connoctod with the House. 2 i o m o 1 o ■ ^jH^^H OO 11 ill f PI nf ■ i. 1 ^'m III OO HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITK BROM.. 1« A IS Mala and 14 A t« l»p««r Mt, ». F Boat tti»ek. Oak Plauk anII t CO.. Bnmnnu gji^. JEWELERS,". MontKOBMry 8tr general merchandise Demick Geo, general mdse and hotel Evans A J, general mdse Ferguson M A, justice of the peace Fritts J A. lumber OASQXJET HORACE, general mer- chandise Gordon C, bootmaker Jonts , physician Lan D, contractor Moore W A J, lumber Oatley Thos, bootmaker Reeve C T, general merchandise Swan Si Roberts, butchers Swearingen Ben, county supervisor HAPPY VALLEY. Shasta County. A post-office, about 6 miles from Igo. Lowe J R, vineyard Williamson D S, fruit raiser and pest- master WILLIAMSON P L, black smith HARBIN SPRINGS. Lake Couniy. Post-office Middletown ; 20 miles northeast of Calistoga and 6 miles northeast of Middletown. WmiAMS BICHABD. proprietor Harbin Hot Sulphur Springs HARRIS. Humboldt County. A post-office. TTAB.B.TR WlC*C> general merchandise, postmaster, saloon and hotel Nowlin Wm 8, blacksmith Robinson J T, livery stable HARRISBURGH. Alameda County. A post, express and telegraph office; a small place 22 miles southeast of San Lcaudr*. Chadboum & Dickson, hay and grain King A A, bootmaker Millard T W, wine mfr PEACOCK W> hotel, ' ostmaster, Wells, Fargo & Co's agent and general meichandise Person S, blacksmith and carria^^maker Ride, Somers & Co, hay and grain HARTS MILL. Butte County. See Berry Creek. HASS STATION. Sacramento County. Post-office Sac- ramento. Hass I S, saloon HASTY MILL. BurrE County. Post-office Lovelock. Butte Creek Hydraulic Mining Co, J Wait sunt Chapman & McKay, saw-mill Cole Mining Co Doon M, 8j«w-mill HAjSTY WM H, saw-iaiU Indian Spring Mining Co, — McLain Buperintendont Magalia Mining Co, — IVrsIibacher supt Meredith Mine, — Mere<' thsupt Wait J, mining supt PRISON CEUS. "SS'JSi SSS£ SV^- MLVIN NUniNfi t SON. w J m s I < CO Mi Ml CM Ne 0'] i Re f^ 5 M Sia f^ ', OS t X3 ^ O'l C3 Oe *^ Ro 09 ^9 CO E t/> La ^- la^B S3 &o Ar Ar • Br P3 He O PI ti i Ro ^ I H 3 Tr H 1 Ca G( K< 2 SI M o P4 Ai » o •-» 1 kUEN TUGGIE t CO. PacMc Coast Hani Woods '££%;k&^ ■1 CU9 CO CM OS CO GO GiiLifomia — Havildiir-Haywards. 697 HAVILAH. Kern Co'^ntt. A post and e^roress office. Is 321 miles from San Fran- cisco. The surrounding country is well watered and wooded. The coun- try is also rich in mineral wealth. Population 300. Goodale F W, livery stable Jewett Chas E, fanner and ice dealer, Lucas Mountain MTLLFiR OTJSTAVE, saloon, restau- rant, store, agent for Wells, Fargo & Co and postmaster Miller John P, justice of peace Murphy J J, general merchandise Neff B, brewery O'Brien P, cattle raiser, Lucas Moun- tain Reynolds E J, hotel • HAWKINSVILLE. Siskiyou County. Post-office Yreka; 2 miles northeast of Yreka. Popula- tion 3'25. O'Donnell C, general merchandise Oesterman J, saloon Rozario .Joseph G, saloon HAYDEN HILL. Lassen County. A post-office; 60 miles northwest of Susanville. Anderson Mrs, hotfl Arnett & Estill, meat market Bradshaw Benj. restaurant Hopkins L, deputy county clerk PRESTON E E. justice of the peace and mining engineer Roseberry, Knight & Harvey, general merchandise HAY FORK. A post-office; 27 of Weaverville. Trinity County. miles southwest Population 200. Carter .1 W, hotel Goss A B & Co, general Lierchandise Kellogg \i J. hotel STAFFORB J A. general merchandise HAYWARDS. Alameda County. A post, express and telegrjtph office, on the Central Pacific R. R., 21 miles from San Francisco. It is supported by agri- culture and fruit-raisiug. It is also a f summer resort, and during summer months the Haywards House is filled with guests from San Francisco and Oakland. The climate is all that one could desire. Population 1,000. ALLEN W W> general news depot and varieties AMERICAN HOTEL, J D Austin proprietor Armstrong's San Francisco and Hay- wards Express, Wm P< irce agt August Antonio, boot and shoemaker Anspacher Bros (Simon and Philipp Anspacher), general merchandise Anspacher Philipp (Anspacher Bros) Anspacher Simon (Anspache^^ Bros) AUSTIN J D> proprietor American Hotel, real estate agent, and justice of peace Baxter George, Haywards Box "Factory Booken John, New York Brewery Brown Julius, general merchandise and agt W, F A Co Brown L H, general merchandise Bulber J, merchant tailor Carpenter G P, bakery Central Hotel, A Anderson propr Chisholm & Farrell, blacksmith and wagonmaker Collins James A, agt C P R R and W U Tel Office Cool R H, dentist Cooper J G, physician and druggist Czarmski ¥, tailor Dale Wm hnrdware DALLAN F M. "Haywards Journal" Dittmer Herrmann, The Senate Saloon EOOERD HENRT, blacksmith and wagonmaker FEDDERSON H M, furniture and up- holstering Fielder Henry, propr Marble and Gran- ite Works Gallman ft Co (J F Gallraan and Wm Witte) George L F, carpenter George Mrs L F, dressmaking * OERSTENBERQ FRED, physician and surgeon Gooddell (Jeo A, harness and saddles Hansen L P, boot and shoemaker Hass P, watchesi :»nd jewelry Haywards B .x Factory, George O Bax- ter propr HAYWARDS HOTEL. Wm Hay- wards pr* •priettir "HAYWARDS JOURNAL," F M Dalian proprietor HAYWARDS WM, proprietor Hay- wards Hotel and postmaster Hinckley Miss R, millinery Hoffman J, sign painter HOLM J, saddlery and harness CO CO en CO ^Wmf GO HARDWOOD LUMBER, KfKV-" general merchandise Cakes A G, notary public Palmtag Leopold, Loyn's Brewery Pann John, restaurant and bakery Pape Chris, "Haywood Exchange" Pearce Wm, varieties Perry Joseph W, boot and shoemaker Peterson Chris, saloon and lodging Pimentel Joseph, barber Pratt C H, physician Ramm Herm.-ni, boot and shoemaker Rh'>dehamel W H, real estate agt RUSSELL JOEL, attorney-at-law and conveyancer Sandholdt J J, saloon and boarding- house Scott M T, wood and coal yard SCQUEIBA CHRISTINA, dressmak- inc SGQUEIRA J C. bootmaker SEEBURG AXEL, druggist and pro- prietor Medical Hall Silva John, barber Smiilley D S, livery stable Sorensen Bros, saloon and lodging Sprajiue Mrs FB, deputy postmaster Strohil & Neiide k (Henry Strobel and Ch Neudeck,, meat market Thomas & Vincent, blacksmiths Toney Oakes Hotel, A G Oakes Trueworthy A H, marshal UNITED STATES HOTEL. J K Nis- sen proprietor Western Union Telegraph Co, Ans- pa her Bros agents White Mrs M J, millinery Wolff Abraham, general merchandise Woodman — , carpenter ZAMBRESK7 PETER, general mer- chandise J. D. AUSTIN, Real Estate Aj^ent and Justice of the Peace. ALSO, PROPRIETOR AMERICAN HOTEL» nr8t>Cla«a Aooommodatlan*. HAYWAUbS, CAL. HAYWOOD. Alameda County. See Haywarda. HAZEL CREEK. Shasta County. A post-office, 60 miles ui'rtheast of Redding; population 200. Bailey W, hotel Hr,nlon R, hotel Ibbs John, saloon and general mdse ■Southern S F, hotel and gen mdse HAZEL GREEN. Mariposa County. Post-office Coul- terville; 28 miles East of Coulterville. Is a Toll House on Yosemite road. Halstead James, hotel and saloon HEALDSBURG. Sonoma County. A post, express and telegraph office. Situated on Russian River and North Pacific Coast R. R., 15 miles from the county seat. The fa- mous Geyser, Skaggs and Litton hot and mineral springs and Ma^iolia Farm are adjacent, and a most wonderfully productive farming, wine, stock and wool-growing rejiion surrounds. The rich bottoms of Russian River and its tributaries extend in every direction. The mountains adjacent abound in minerals and the jdace has an air of solid prosperity, quite in keepin,^ witii the riclj country with which it is surrounded. The purcliase of the He.aldshurg Colh'giate Institute by the Seventh-day Adventist-«, and the es- tablisliment uf a tlourisliiiig college during the past year, lias added largely to the prosperity of the place. Alexander Lawrence, propr Healdsburg dairy Allen O >^, physician Barlow L B, saloon Barnes E H, pres Farmers and Mechan- ics' Bank Barnes T J, sec Grangers Busiaess Asso- ciation Barnes Wm H, boots and shoes and bootmaker BATES J L. manager Grangers Busi- ness Association Becsou K I (Madeira ft Beeson) Bell J S (Ferguson, Bell ft Co), consta- ble, city assessor and collector Belvel Rev D T, clergyman (Methodist) Bermel J O, winery Biddlo E W, dentist Bigbie R L (Ferguson, Bell ft Co) CO CO CO itHI. TOGGLE t CO.. H>RDWOfll> milBEB. ItaM Vnui«la«*. ■O 'y> L9 c8, propr Enterprise House Ctiidwell J R, candy f,ictory Campbell R E (Wm Ruffiierft Co) Carter Miss» A E (Keuuely & Carter) C^irter Chas D, agt S F & N P R R Cliambaud — , saloon Chambeau John, liquors City Livery and Feed Stable, William Cupimiiigs propr, West Cochran A E, attornoy-at-law Cohn S (Bloom & Cohn), West C0N9LET0N G W. carriage painter, West Conner J, livpry stable Cummin^s Missed M and I, millinery Cumminotmaker DODSON CHARLES. Oak Lawn House, N'U'tli Heildshurg Dotia L, wi.icry, North Healdsburg Eldridtfe J, house and siiju painter Ely Eiisha, physiciau EMERSON J P, news depot, police jud;o aiul justice of the peace. West Farmers' Fl lurius; Mill, (.'has W York propr, North Healdsburg Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of He- aldsburg, E H Barnes pres, R H War- field cashier Farr tr M C, physician Favor John, councilman Favour & Walker, proprs Pony S iw-mill Fenno James K, practical watchmaker, agent for Wilson k Wheeler sewing machines and /Etna Iniurauce Co Ferguson, Bill & Co (Henry O Ferguson, J S Bell and R L Bigbie), groceries and crockery Ferguson Henry O (FergusDn, Boll k Co), city treasurer Finlaysen, Scott k Wright, winery and distillery I Fitoh Joe, soap mauufaotory B'orsman James, physician Fox Henry, druggist and apothecary Fried Henry, saloon Gale L L, billiard saloon Geyser Livery and Feed Stable, Wm Brice propr Gobbi P, winery Goldstein H, general dry goods Goodwyu Thomas W, gunsmith ORANOERS' BUSINESS ASSOCIA- TION) A Hassutt preiid;3>it, J L Bates manager, general merchandise, wool and pr iduce GRATER JOHN F. proprietor Union Hotel, West o|)p Plazi GRIE3T PETER (Griost k Young), South GRIESr ftTOTTNl (Peter Griest and John Youug), dealers in furniture and undertakers, South Griffiths Wm L, furnishing goods and bazaar Gunn J H, varieties Guu'i Mrs M E, varieties Hall EG, contractor, builder and brick- maker Hall S J, harness and saddlery HA3SETT A. president Grangers' Bus- iness Asaociition Flatton Chas B, photographer Healdsburg Brewery, Carl Muller pro- prietor HEALDSBURG C9LLE3E, Sidney Brownsl)Br.;i'r j)residniit HEALDSBURG "ENTERPRISE. " llohjit Li.i proprietor, Woit Hoaldiburg Flouring Mill, Soulos k Sous proprs HeaMib ir^ Wiiiory, Julius Scott mgr, North Heallshur^ Healdsburg Youii^ La lies' Seminary and Kiuljrgarteu, Misses Carter & Heald (Alexander Academy) HiUmiii H)ir/ H, livjry at ible Htiudricks E W, waijoutnaker Hood Miss Sadie, miiliuiry Howard J S, carpenter Huebner C, djutist Jacobs E, merchant tailor Johnson R S, djntist Jo!ies B M, groceries Jones C E, painter and bill poster JORDAN LESLIE A. < ditor and pro- prietor "Rjssian River Fla^," corner Centre and Powell Kennedy k Carter (Mary Kennedy and A E Carter), millinery and dressmak- ing Kennedy Mis3 Mary (Kennedy k Carter ) Kreuger O F, d-ntist Lamoille E, blacksmith Lannau k Dempsey (Patrick Lannan and Patrick Dempsey), groceries CO c o m P o en > r o ;o > CO H in m H > 2 ■n > CD o o ill H 1 ff>u ) ' s i 1 1 ■ U'-^ u •t' ■Mm'' Iff IIMnilllUuU LUmDCn, lit H. F. Coanter Top*, Newel PostH, JIalMterf . I . , , . , . lUPIWUWPP— 111 LOmS BBHEHUmi tCCayS&at^gg? 1 19 WontgomBry St 600 California — Healdahurg. li So 13 I2 8 B I S H 14 Lannan Patrick (Lannan & Dempaey) LBE BOBEBTt proprietor "Healds- hvLTg Enterprise, West Losan Robert S, mfr ladies', misses' and ohildreii's furnishing goods Luedke Julius, jeweler Madeira &, Beeson (Frank A Madeira and £ I Beeson), hous', sign and car- riage painters Madeira Frank A (Madeira ft Beeson) Maguire Mrs J B, dressmaker Marshall & McRosaie, blacksmiths Mason & Smith (W C Mason and H W Smith), general merchandise Mason W C (Mason & Smith) McRossie James, blacksmith and wagon - maker METZOER A V (Metzger Bros), Powell METZQEB BROS (J E and A V Metz- ger), stoves, tin and hardware, Powell METZGER J E (Metzger Bros), Powell Meyers F I, carriage and wagonmaker, and general blacksmithing Meyer S, dry goods, hardware, etc Miller Geo, councilman Miller Geo W (Delano & Milkr) Mills Geo W, carpenter Moore Robert (Seawell & Moore) Morelund & Rose (W W Moreland and J W Rose), real estate and attomeys- at-law Moioiland W VV, attorney -at-law Mulgre v F B (Ragsdale &, Mulgrew) Muller Carl, propr Ileuldsburg Brewery Xorton & Cochran, attorneys-at-law Norton L A, attornev' OAK LAWN HOUSE, Chas Dodson proprietor, Railroad ave Owens W D, taior Pierce C L, physician Powell R, propr Powell's Theatre PRINCE J A groceries, etc, comer West and South Proctor Chas E, expressman Pruitt E, saloon. North Healdsburg Raabe M, stoves, tin, hardware, and a^'ricultuial implements Ragsdale J W (RagsdaU k Mulgrew) Ragsdale &, Mulgrew (J W Ragsdale and F B Mulgrew), real estate and insur- ance agts Reynolds VV B, real estate and insur- ance agt, notary public, and city mar- shal Riley F J, druggist Risdon R N (Stedman & Risdon) Rose J W, attomey-at-law and city clerk Rosenberg W, dry goods and clothing Ruffiier \Vm (VVni RuflFner & Co), coun- cilman Ruffuer Wm & Co (Wm Ruffner and R E Campbell), general merchandise "RUSSIAN RIVEE FLAG." Ledie A Jordan, editor and proprietor "RUSUAN RIVER FLAG" LAND AGENCT> comer Centre and Powell Ryan P, boots and shoes and bootmaker Sanborn W B, saloon. West Schwab F J, bootmaker, Powell Seawell J W (Seawell & Moore), Powell Seawell & Moore (James W Seawell and Robert Moore), butchers, Powell Simi Bros, winery and distillery Slavens H H, clergyman (Methodist) Smith H W (Mason & Smith) Smith L W, shooting gallery Snook W P, constable SOTOTOHE HOUSE, N W Bostwick proprietor. West Soules A (Soulos Bros) SOULES BROS (A and L O Soules), proprietors Healdsburg Flour Mills, West Soules L O (Soules Bros) Sponogle Frank M, physician and sur- geon Starcks Mrs Minnie, bakery Stedman G W (Stedman & Risdon) Stedman tc Risdon (G W Stedman and R N Risdon), general merchandise Steinbach F, barber Sterling P W, marble works Swan W G, attomey-at-law » Swisher J R, physician THE BANK OF HEALDSBURG. H M Willson president, Jonas Bloom cashier, corner Powell and West Tucker J S. varieties Turner & Co, Central Market and Bak- ery Turner Geo J, bakery Twilight Livery Stable, Henry H Hell- man propr, North Healdsburg Tyler Mrs R , dr essmaker UNION HOTEL, John F Grater pro- prietor. West opposite Plaza Vaughn E K, attorney-at-law Ward N, lumber Wartield R H, cashier Farmer and Me- chanics' Bank Waterman Geo, hairdresser White W P & Co, general merchandise WILLSON H M, president the Bank of Healdsburg, corner Powell and West WRIGHT ALBERT (Wright & Brown), postmaster WRIGHT & BROWN (Albert Wright and Henry K Brown), druggists, books and stationery. West York Bros, blacksmiths York Chas W, wagonmaker and black- smith. North Healdsburg TOUNG JOHN (Griest & Young), councilman, South CALVIN NUniNG t SON, M7 31X1% MTRGRT, MAN FHA1«€I8COi, Iron Door«, Bank Vaalts, Btc. California — Healdshurg. 601 [ ZneonHtrated Oet. 8, 1688.] Healdsbupg College, S. BB0WN8B]SEaEIl, A. M., President This College enters upon its first year -with nearly One Hundred Students, AND WITH GREAT PROMISE OF SU CCESS ThorOUghneBB of S&'ethod is one of its most prominent feat- ures. Its Courses of Study are full and practical. Special Attention will be given to the preparation of teachers for first grade certificates, and to the best methods of instruction and school management. ExpenBOB LoBB than in similar schools. Jt^r Send for Catalogue, Address, HEALBSBURQ COLLEGE, Healdsburg, Cal. ;i m W 80 602 Caiifomia — Healdeiburg. ■UTABIiISHBU HMH. RUSSIAN RIVER FLAG LESLIE A. JORDAN, Editor and Proprietor. HEALDSBURO SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. Oldest Paper ! Largest Circulation ! Leading Paper ! IN POLITICS'-BEPUBLICAN. SUBSCRIPTION 83.00 PER ANNUM. ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE. SEN1> FOB SPECIMEN COPY ANI> BATES. For Desoripiive Sketch of H<^ dsburg and Northern Sonoma, see ** Healdsburg in this Diiectoiy. ^j^" By reference to the columns of the Flag the character of its matter and amount and style of its advertising patronage will be seen to be first-class, equalled by no comjjetitor, and excelled by few country journals in the State. •'Flag" Job Printi ng Office. DSTE'W TYPES I NEW POWER PRESSES! All kinds of Miscellaneous Work done PROMPTLY, NEATLY AND AT LOW RATES. OFFICE OF THE BUSSIAN BIVER FLAG H. T. 8ANDF0RD, L. A. JORDAN. H. T. SANDFORD t Co., Prop'rs. Send for List of Ranches, Vineyards, Orchards, etc., and Price List. California — Healdtbwrg. 008 HEALDSBURe ENTERPRISE HOBERT LEE, Proprietor. HEALDSBURG .CALIFORNIA. B1FSBSIEMX&X1¥1 F&FMB OF NORTHERN SONOMA COUNTY. LARGEST CIRCULATION by FULLY ONE-HALF. NOME ours WE. SPECIMEN COFT AND ADVERTISING SATES Sftnt Free to any Address. SUBSCRIPTION 82.60 A YEAR. Connected with this estubliahment is • First-Class Job Printing Offlee, In which every description of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IkbI pi 1*' HLiK ^^^^^^^B BOOK AND JOB PRINTING Will be executed with Neatness and Dispatcii. lOUIS BBMEBIWN t CO. irXSSSXfUrr, JEWELEHS, "Vawrr^ 604 California — Healdahurg-HighlaTid ,8pTvng». 80TOYOME HOUSE, WiST STREET HEALDSBURO. N. W. B08TWICK, Pro prietor, This Is the Leading and only First-Class Hotel in the City. • 1.60 and 89.00 per day; Single Meals, 60 cents. Special Contraote by the Week or Month. Fx«« Oo»cl&. to aixid. ilroxxx all 'Pxalzis. CO M in ma cS I A. Hambtt, President J. L. Batim, Mknager. GRANGERS' Business Association, DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Grain, Wool and Country Produce, ORANOERS' BLOCK, Kortheast curner of Plaza, HKALl>SBi:Ka, CAL. t HENLEY. Siskiyou County. A post and tele- graph office, ID miles northeast of Yreka. Erady John, hotel JONES THOHASf general merchandise McGorvey Patrick, saloon Niles L S, wa^tonmaker Shattuck S, hotel Shultc A, blacksmith HENRYS. Sonoma County. Post-office Timber Cove. HEHBY JAMES, hotel and justice of the peace Peters David, blacksmith Price Jos K, constable Welch A J, constable r HERRICK'S CROSS. Tulare County. See Poplar. HICKSVILLE. Sacramento Couniy. A post-office; takes its name after its founder, Wm. Hicks, Esq., a prominent farmer, and ia 20 miles southeast of Sacramento, and 6 miles northwest of Gait. The products of the laud in this section are confined almost exclasiv«lv to the cereals, while the pursuit of stock- raising is very extensively engaged in. Population 100. Cotrell Jack, saloon Hansen H C, blacksmith HERBERT L» hotel and livery and patent pumps and horse powers Jeflerson W H, blacksmith Johnson S D, postmaster Kane J O, justice of the peace MoIntireJ, Hicksville Hotel Muttesbach P, wagonmaker Paokett J M, wagonmaker Payne John, blacksmith Staton Bev, Methodist clergyman Swain J H, liqaors Valensene G, farmer and stookraiser HIGHLAND. Santa Cruz County. See Glenwood. HIGHLAND SPRINGS. Lakb County. A post-office, 7 miles from Lakeport and 4 from Kelsey ville. These celeorated mineral springs are beautifully situated, and surrounded by handsome mountain scenery, and only a short distance from Clear Lake. Trout streams ran through the prop- erty. Game in abundance. Clover- dale and Clear Lake stages stop at hotel daily. Post^ffice and telephone at the hotel. BATES DB C M> proprietor Highland Springs Sanitarium GOOIS A C> postmMtter PRISON CEILS. "^J:& SS^St^' CALVIN NUHING t SON. n ^m ■^"WP^^^^I mm, TUBGtf t CO.. OAK PLANK."g,'RaBSr California — Hill's Ferry-Holliater. 605 HILLS FERRY. Stanmlaos County. A post »nd ex- preM offlM. The Moona town of the oountv, situated on the west bank of the San Joaqain River, 139 miles from Stockton by water, and a little more than midway to the head of naviuation. The land in the vicinity of EnU's Ferry is not exceeded in fer- tility in the State. Hill's Ferry is an important grain shipping point. Pop- ulation 170. Barnes A L, liquors Cahen H ft Co, general merchandise Carlter ft Trefts, butchers Ela R, carpenter Gardner P F, liquors Green J C, tinner Gulterson Chas L, attorney-at-law Harris C P, lumber and notary public Hinohy John, saloon Horn E, bootmaker and constable Manning Patrick, liquors Miller C F, phvsioian and postmaster Moreno Timothy, barber Murphy M, wheelwright Newman Simon, general merchandise Newsom J Id, gaueral marchandise and justice of the peace Petersen ft Ahrens, hotel Rech Jacob, saloon Russ L, hotel Vandergaw C M, blacksmith HILLTOWN. MoNTBR BT Cou NTY. Post -oSLce Salinas. Drentwell Chas, gen mdse and liquors Fenton E, blacksmith and wagonma- ker Schnaars D, gen mdse and liquors HITES COVE. Mariposa County. A post-office, 20 miles northeast of Manposa. Popu- lation 275. Cathey Wm, butcher Ferguson James, saloon Grove James A, postmaster Hall James H, assayer HITE GOLD QUARTZ MINIHQ OOt A J Bothwell supt South Hite Guld Mine and Mill Co, W H Widman supt Westfall S W, saloon H0LLI8TER. San BiNrro County. A post, express and telegraph office. Situated nearlv in the centre of the San Benito Val- ley, this town ia of vast importance as a shipping point. The country surrounding it is agricultural, and in fair seasons rivals any of its neigh- boring counties, in the average yield of cereals. The town is located at the end of a branch of Southern Pac fio R. R. It is the county seat and its buMiness houses convinces the visitor, by their business aspect, of its worth as a thriving place to locate. The popu- lation exceeds 1,600 and supports two excellent weekly newspapers. A tthort distance from the business center of tuwnj may be seen one of the finest flouring mills in the State, which is constantly running. Alexander J, hairdressing and baths Angousture A, saloon and restaurant Arismendes J M, saloon Austin George, house mover and raiser Baker R J (Baker ft Sandfonl) Baker ft Sandford (U J Kaker and D K Sundford), meat market BaldMrin ft Griffith (T L B.»ldwin and G P Griffith), aeneral merchandise Baldwin T L (Baldwin ft Griffith), Co treasurer Bamber H (Dake ft Bamber) BANK OF HOIUSTEB. T S Haw- kins president, J J Bowen cashier, San Benito Barbe Jus (Barbe ft Recard) Barbe ft Recard (Job Barbe and I W Re- card), saloon Barton Rev T C, pastor (Methodist) Bayle D A, prupr French hotel Bernhardt Chas (Pulmtag ft Bernhardt) Black £ I, cabinetmaker, furniture, up- holsterer and undertaker Bonnel B F (Gury ft Buuuel) Bo asee O scar, saloon and restaurant BOWEN J J. casliier Bank of UoUis- ter, San Benito BOYD A F> lumber and builders mate- riul, corner San Benito and 7th Breen Jas F, superior judge Breslauer B, fruits Briggs ft Hawkins (N C Briggs and N A Hawkiiib), atturneys-at-law and no- taries public Briggs N C, attorney -at-law r.inson D, boots and shoes Brotherton R H, attorney-at-law and notary public Brown Wm T, sheriff Burohard D W, attorney and counsel- lor-at-law and notary public 7^ &o oo e3 c/> C/7 nJIII|lllUUU LURIuCn, HC, M. V. CoMiter T«p«. Newel Peata, JtaUMtttra. MASONIC ournTS, •MHtt^ty €l4Mi4«.ete.. *t WORfSROIW * CO.. Xa«*nlff 'Teiaple. Mo. • FwMt Mtrtt«t, 8. F. I 606 California — Holliater. BUBJVETT J Jt carriage and wagon manufacturer, bliacksmitb, etc, corner 3d and San Benito Bustard W, restaurant Campbell £ H, meat market Camplin E G, physician Chaney A J (Chaney & Pomeroy) Chaney & Fjmeroj' (A J Cbaney and 1^ Pomfroy), meat market Chappell U W (Farish & Chappell) Coleman B, boots and shoes Coleman Mrs B, millinery and fancy goods Conlan Thos, saloon COWAN & JOHNSON (S F Cowan and J B Johnson), carpenters and builders, Smi Benito Cowu S F (Cowan 8c Johnson) Cox C J, grcceries Crepin E A, physician Crevling D H, undertaker Cunning F A, fruits and confectiotie^ Dake& Bambcr (S M Dake and H Bamber), boots and shoes Dake S M (Dake & Bamber) Degener Mrs Wm, millinery, dressmak- ing and fancy goods Degener W, paints and oils Dorn J, carpenter and builder Dobbas Jos, city marshal Dowdy H, county assessor EASTMAN & HcCLIT&E (W East- man and J C McClure), proprietors McMuhon House Bar, 4th, and bil- liard saloon, Sju Benito Eastman W (Eastman & McClure) Eaton A, blacksmith and chief engineer Eilwiirds K, hotel Ellis F W (Ellis & Wiikes) Ellis* Wilkes (F W Ellis and J P Wilkea), general merchandise England Mrs H P, dressniuking Furish A L (Fariah &, Chappell) Farish & Chapiicll (A L Furish and R W Chappell), general merchandise Frazicr Joseph, saloon Frost J, fruits and varieties Gluckman David, boots, shoes, hats, etc Goldfish J, generitl nierchandis" Gordon Wm, carriagemaking Graves G H, gr'rterits Gravis Mrs S E, millinery und dkPSS- making G '.nt'. G P (Baldwin & Griffith) Gury & Bonnel (J P (inry and BFI^ou- nel), stoves and tinvare Gury J P (Guiy & Bonnel) Hamilton J G, harness and saddles Harris U B, county cleik Harris M, clothing Hawkins N A, attorney-at-law and dis- ti-iut attorney HAWKINS T S> president Bank of HoUister and president Holliater Flouring Mills, San Benito Hendricks J D, den fiat "HOUISTEB DEHOCFAT," WG Jones editor and proprietor HOLLISTEB FIOUBINO KILLS. T S Hawkins president, RM Shackel- ford manager Howard L R, county physician and cor- oner Hurd H, clergyman (Presbyterian) Johnson G G, real estate and insurance agt and city tieasurer Johnson J B (Cowan & Johnson) Johnson W C, agt S P R R and opera- tor W U Tel Co JONES W 0> editor and proprietor "Holliater Democrat" Kel.ey Mrs A, hotel Klucker Geo, hairdressing (jarabee W, hotel Lathrop C G, hardware Lathrop R P, hay dealer Lee W G, *ttorney-at law, justice of the peace and notary public LITTLE C C, grain dealer and insur- ance acent, 4th Lowe John T, watchmaker Luraschi Frank, bootmaker Mahony Father, clergyman (Catholic) Mallett Chas, livery Mans Alf rt'd, hotel and saloon McCarty Wm, saloon McClure J C (Eastman & McClure) McCLOITD E A, secretary Hollister ^'louring Mills McCroskey B B, at^orney-at-law and notary public McCrosky .1 A, warehouse MeMAHON HOUSE BAB, East.aan & McClure nri>pi-ietors, San Benito McHAHON HOUSE. G Mendia mana- ger, 4th McMahon Thos, general merchandise Me ars J ames, varieties MENDIA 0«>nauagtir McMahon House, 4th Meyer & Friedlander (O, M O and M Meyer and H Filellaiu^er), dry goods Me\ or M O ( Meyer & Friedlander) Montgomery (i B, attorney-at-law and jiistice of the iKt-.je Neal H, physician N^iitting J J, hairdressing NTE JACOB* watcher, clocks, books, statiukiery, etc, San Benito O'Donnell Thos, hott-l P.iimtag & Bernhardt (W Palmtag and Chas Bernhardt), liqu^^rs ^almtag W (Falmtag & Bernhardt) Jh'alnitag William, liquors Pedancot A, ment market Pomeroy M (Chancy tt Pomeroy) OO C9 ! CO cn CO CO a« CALVIN NUTTING S SON, Tabnlar Whrrlliarrfrwa. Bmit and MrldKe Work, mtr Main lltreet. Haa Fraaeloco. ALIEN TUGGU X CO. Pacific Coast Hari Woods %£'S^i£^'^^ California — Holliater. 607 Porter Geo C, drnggist Recard I W (Barbe ft Recard) Rector Bros, hotel BEDMOND, HcCLUBE ft CM) (C C Redmond, J C MolUure, W Eastman and Wm Henderson), projjrietors Redmond's Patent Beeii' Fountain, San Beuito (see advt) Reynolds E A (Reynolds & Son) Reynolds R (Reynolds & Son) Reynolds & Son (E A and R Reynolds), hotel Rochat F, lock and gunsmith Rosenberg Bros (W and M Rosenberg), clothing Rosenberg M (Rosenberg Bros) Kosenberg W (Rosenberg Bros) 'lAir BESITO ADVANCE,' Robert iShaw publisher, San Beuito (see advt) Sandiord D K (Baker & Sandford) Scberer Louis, carriage trimmer Scott H W, attorney-at-law Serpa J S, saloon Sha«kelfonl J T, bootmaker SHACKELFORD B M, manager Hol- lister Flouring' Mills SHAW BOBERT> publisher "San Benito Advance," general job print- ing and city clerk, San Benito Shaw & Series (George E Sliaw and James E Series), bill posters Sherman F D (.Sherman & Son) Sherman I J (Sherman ft Son) Sherman ft Son (I J and F D Sherman), blacksmiths and wagonmakers Shirely G C, livery and sale stable SMITH A L, agent Wells, Fargo ft Co and insurance and city assessor Smith C, restaurant Snibley H, stoves and tinware Sproat E W, hotel Steinbeck J A, milkman Strub I, bakery Sunderhaus J, tailor Talleyrand T A, county surveyor Thompson J N, county supt schools Thoruton L, harnessmaker Vache Theophile, liquors Varcoe Henry, brewery Wagner H, warehouse Wapple Geo, drug^ast Wells ft Ellis, machine shop Well 'I Mrs S A, dressmaker Wells S T, blacksmith and wagonmaker Wickes Rev J E, Methodist clergyman Wilkes J P (Ellis ft Wilkes) Williams P, constable and collector Winters Rev W M, Methodist clergyman Woldenberg ft Ross (Mrs Hilda Wolden- l)erg and Miss Jennie Ross), Pioneer Ice Cream Parlors Wonlery M, saloon and feed stable YOST THOS. books, stationery, jew- elry and postmaster, San Benito •^:^' CO c > z o Redmonds Patent Beer Fountain. REDMOND, McCLURE & CO. CD -o U4 < t oc Q> oO •> H C as > c ^3 o o ^ uy (B ca 4^ c ss o IXJ E (B V^^M C k O o CO OS I £3 1;^ I m HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITR lINOa, Htr«et, M. V. . 1» « IS Mair nnd 14 # 16 ■■«■ Oreson Ash. Vayle •mA A1«[m». LOUIS BRIVERRMNX CO., ntrrllas flllTi>rwai« •nd Vr«nrh OlnrkM ?ll9llllontgomerySt. CO la ■5 IS I 608 CaK/omia — Honcut-Hopland. HONCUL BoTTE County. A post-ofiBce, aitnated on the California Northern Railroad, 17 miles southeast of Oroville and 14 miles northeast of Marysville. PHILLIPS L H> general merchandise, hotel and postmaster Spilman C, blacksmith and wagonmaker HONOLULU. SiSKirou CouMTT. A post-office. Aaron Chris, hotel Blaokwell Chas, hotel Cleland & Lehmers, gen mdse Freshmer Marion, express Freshou):' Jos R & Son, butchers Gibson, Marrison & Blockwell, saloon Hoar James, saloon Morris John, saloon Piper Joseph, blacksmith Swan & Sleeper, general merchandise Wat];ner John, blacksmith HOOKTON. HcTMBOLOT County. Post-office Table BlufF; 13 miles southwest of Eureka. BOBERT& BROSi warehousemen, gen- eral insurance agents and commission merchants HOOPA VALLEY. HuMBOLUT County. A post-office, 30 miles south of Orleans and 43 miles northeast of Eureka. BAIR THOMASi general merchandise, hotel, postmaster, commission mer- chant and forwarder BoyceW J, carpenter and contractor SAYIES J Ni assistant-postmaster Gray Edward, post surgeon HOdPA VALLEY ifOTEL, Thomas Bair proprietor Ragan J, barber Hice John H, teamster Kuddock £ J, physician Shanessey J, tailor Titlow M, millwright Vance John A, b>.xcksmith Walker Robert, blacksmith KOOPERSVILLE. SuKiYOu County. Post office, Jtmes; 8 miles northwest of Jones. Hooper Mrs E, hotel WeeKS S, general merchandise Fork Fort HOOPERVILLE. Siskiyou Counts'. See Oro Fino. HOPETON. Merced County. A post-office, 6 miles southwest of Snelling and 16 miles northwest of Merced. BUGKLET CHAS £, groceries BUCKLET H Fi general merchandise, postmaster and hop-grower Chryatal J H, blacksmith Keith E S. blacksmith Hannah Geo W, hotel Means W L, supervisor HOPLAND. Mendocino County. A post, express and telegraph office; situated on the stage road from Cloverdale to Ukiah, 15 miles from Cloverdale, the termi- nus of the San Francisco and North- ern Pacific R. R. ar d 105 miles from San Franci-co. It is properly named, for here is situated some of the finest hop farms iu the State. Ads.a1 Mrs. hop-raiser DAWJH Daw Mrs T F, farmer and stock-raiser Dooly E, justice of the peace Duncan E H, hop-raisur Fairbanks , market Fairbauks T J, hotel, butcher and feed stable Farnell D, hop-raiser Fox B B, county supervisor Harbor L, hop-raiser Harp & Aniire^vs (A Harp and J W An- drews), blacksmiths HOPLAND HOUSE. F J Fairbanks Howell 0, hop-raiser Knox J A, notary public Long L F, hop-raiser Meyers Bros (0 R and Chaa Meyers), saloon Myers C W, constable O'Neal Marion, cfirpen>.er Parsons 11 M, farmer and stock-raiser, McDowell Valley Parsons T S, hop-raiser Parsons W £, farmer and stock-raiser, McDowell Valley PIKE H Q, physician Sears ft Stevenson, gen mdse THATCHE6 W W, c;dneral merchan- diiic, agent V>'e!!d, Fargo k Co, post- master, telegraph, and insurance agt Vandegriift J H, carpenter Vassar Jas, stock-raisjr and trader, Mc- Dowell Valley GAIVIN NUniNG & SON. Tulialar Whfflbarrovm, B«lt ard Mrldsn Wttrk. !i«7 Malu Street, Man Fnuielaeo. I J i |S4 Jl a i S mmm- wmm ALIEH. TOGGLE t CO., WEXICM H>RD WOOBS.'&f.y.KgS^'- California — Homitoa-Hurnboldt Moad. 609 HORNITOS. Mariposa Coxtsty. A post and express office, 22 miles by stage west of Aler- ced; population 400. Adams Wm, blacksmith and notary public Arthur Robert, blacksmith Barcrof t K W, liquors Campodnnico Mrs J, gen mdse Carr 8 W, justice of the peace Cbva^aro Carlo, general merchandise Gorbett S J, physician Gagliardo & Co, general merchandise Huling k Thorn, general merchandise Kocher Mrs A, d^ goods Lessman Henry, brewery McElroy Alex, justice of peace Merck Mrs E, bakery and saloon OLGESE ANDREW, general mer- chandise, postmaster, and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Reeb Geo, butcher Semorile Gr B, general merchandise Trescott E H, physician Turner Geo, wagonmaker Turner W T, constable and livery Webber & Saj^res, bootmakers Williams Henry, hotel Youatt Wm, bootmaker HOTALING. Placer County. A post-office, 3i miles west of Clipper (i>ap, the near- est point to Central Pacitic R. R., and 6 miles north of Auburn. The population in and about tlie town is California Iron and Steel Co Leak h W, butcher Ferries Mrs, boardmg-house HOT SPRINGS. Kern County. Post-office Kernville. Johns Wm & Bror, proprs Hot Springs HOT SPRINGS. Mono County. Post-offica Benton; 65 miles from Sonora, and 30 miles from Bodie. Falcs Samuel, hotel HOUGH'S SPRINGS. Lake County. A post-office, 32 miles from Williams, Co'usa County, on main road to Bartlett Springs. Hough's Mineral Springs, C ¥ Lewis mgr Lewis C F, assistant postmaster Linderberger , physician Stratford J C, master-builder ST&ATEOfiJ) JOHN H, postmaster HOWARDS. Sonoma Couh'it. See Occidental. HOWARD SPRINGS. Lake County. Post-office Glenbrook ; 6 miles from Glenbrook. Heiach Mrs, hotel HOWE. San Dieoo County. A post-office. . Hebberd A, carpenter HASH Ti, postmaster Moore & Scott, general merchandise HOWELLS. Sacramento County. Post-office Sac- ramento. Howell Sidney, saloon 09 HOWLAND FLAT (OR HOW LANDS). Sierra County. See Table Rock. HUENEME. Ventura County. A post, express and telegraph office; on the sea coast, 12 miles southeast of San Buenaventura. Bacon C W, notary public Bard T R, Pres Hueueme Wharf Lighter Co Herbst H, general merchandise Hueneme Wharf and LightttrCo, Bard president Kortz B H, liq^uors LIVINGSTON R 0, general merchan dise and postmaster McCoy C B, butcher McC5..y D D, hotel Rasmussen Jas, cabinetmaker Salisbury &, Bard, luml>er Taliafario U T, blacksmith Wolff & Levy, general merchandise ff) and T R HUMBOLDT ROAD. BuiTE County. Brown Jas, hotel Thomas A, hotel OO f;; CO nAnllllUUII LUilfDCllt l»t,ll. V. Bl«ek Wnlant, Aimutoh Cedar, Venuera. wm wmm wmm f I " KwlGHTS TEMPUn DNIFDBIIS, no. • FoJt tftr4-«C. WAnVrSnclSeti.** 610 California — Humhug-Illinoia Ranch. Nevada field. HUMBUG. CocMTT. See North Bloom- HUNGARIAN HILL. FLUHA8 CouMTT. Post-offico Quincy. Fields Ed, ditch Kelly Jos, mine Orr Jas A, mine HUNSAKER. Tdlarb County. A post-office, 9 miles southeast of Tnlare City at the junc- tion of the rnnds that lead to Bakers- field and Porterville. McKee Collin, farmer McMillan John, surveyor McMillan Wm, miner Mitchell John, farmer Sayres Henry, capitalist Scott Mitchell, miner Summe Peter, miner Vosper Charles, farmer Woodward Wm, farmer HUNSAKEE HENRT. trader Beams Bev A B, clergyman Shuey S D, postmaster Stephenson , physician HUNT'S GULCH. Amador County. Post-office Jackson. Kelly Mining Co, W F Walton supt Walton W F, supt of Kelly Mining Co HUNT'S HILL. Nevada County. Post-office You Bet; and 3 miles northwest of Little York, Camden Mining Co, J McAllis supt McAllis J, supt Camden Mining Co HUPP S MILLS. Butte County. Post-office Nimshew. HUPP JOHN, sawmill HYDESVILLE. Humboldt County. - A post, express and telegraph office; south of Eureka 25 miles, on the Cloverdale and Eu- reka stage road. Population about 150. Coyle J A, hardware, stoves and tin- ware Gibson D & Co, general merchandise Knowles C M, constable Porter Bobert, agt Wells, Fargo & Co CO ■to CO CVS CO cv> A •§1 •D lAGUA. Humboldt County. A post-office. Garnigan Ben, dry goods Shaw A B, farmer Shepard C, blacksmith SHOOK I B, postmaster Stean A B Torrey A W, blacksmith HURLETON. Butte County. A post-office. Andrews John, fruit raiser Atherton F D, capituliitt Bragger Anthony, hotul Cannon QUA, farmer Cannon B, miner i Foreman Wm, blacksmith Garst Joel, minor ' HURLES S H. hotel Lassly Ira, hotel I McDougal Cfimpbell, teamster IGO. Shasta County. A post and express office, 9 miles southwest of Shasta. Population '250. Dunham & Leitcr, gen mdso and W, F & Co's auents Dunham Warren, hotel Eagle O, constable Harvey B G, supt O C T & F Co Kinsbury C N, iustico of tiie peace Petty John A, blacksmith B"berts B F, supt of schools Thompson B J, physician Wedenbach Fre«l, saloon White Thos, saloon WULABDBROS (G K and C F Wil. lard), general merchandise Willard Geo K, postmaster k«nr, Oak. Auk. WkltA W««4. ITapIe, Rfr.. A Burt HO Wpear Mtravt. " - ■- - N*e Weaver- ville; 10 miles south of Weaverville. Caswell k Smith Bros, general mdse Siegfried J B, blacksmith Smith D L. postmaster INDIAN DIGGINGS. Amador County. Post-office Oleta. Thblen H H, general merchandise INDIAN GULCH. MA1UF03A County. A post-office, 20 miles southwest of Mariposa and 13 miles west of Bridgeport; population 100. Merino C, blacksmith Semorilo G H, general merchandise SOLABI N, general merchandise INDIAN HILL. Sierra County. Post-office Campton- ville, Yuba County; 12 miles south- west of Downievilleand 6 miles north- east of Camptonville. Bliss & Walton, saw-mill and lumber FLAGOEW, general merchandise McRic Alex & Co, hydraulic mines Pendola & Co, hydraulic mines Yore Peter, propr Sleighville House and toll road f^ INDIANA RANCH. Yuba County. Post-office Oregon House; 41 miles northeast of Marys- ville. Bell & Garrett, Eagle Quartz Mill and Mining Co Brown Jt»scph & Brn, bootmakers Camper L S, black '-niith Erwin E C, constable aud farmer Fuller W C, farmer Lnbndie Ch, saw-mill MOBY M, general merchandise Owens Owen, farmer Rved A J, farmer Templar No 3 Gold Mill and Mining Co Wilder L, county assessor CO c CO c > z o o o &0 GO 7;\ CO &0 GO INDIO. San DiEno County. Post-office Oak Grove ; a station on the Southern PaciKc R. R., 43 miles southeast of Banning. Weaver H, hotel nnnllllUUU LUIrlDLRf llt, M. F. Ulack Walaat, Mpaulah Cedar. Veaeera. LOUIS BRHEBIIHN t CO.. jXSS^T SI irrra of Pine , I 1 Q MontgoBMry •HOnd^WorkJla BtrSl,B.F. 612 California — Inez-lone. INEZ. Santa Barbara County. Poat'Offite Santa Barbara. See, also, Dos Pu- eblos. Watkina H, general merchandise INGLENOOK. Mendocino CouNTr. A poat-office. Lockhart C, tobacco, cigars, etc LOCKHART HENRY, pjstmaster, stationery, newo, eto Moss Mrs W S, liquors Nicholson J W, hardware N'icholson W J, tobacco mfy Tattle J S, dry goods, eto INSKIP. Butte County. A post-oflSce, 40 miles north of Oroville. Population 100. Briggs Jos, lumber Burnham H H, saw-mill Carpenter C F, lumberman Coffee Patrick, miner Coon Joha, farmer Daggett J M, miner Ford & Coon, saloon Ford J H, propr Chaparral Hotel tfeard L F, shakemaker Hodnett John, miner Lee T J, engineer Lynch Chris, cattle raiser McClellan Wm, toll-keeper Miller Geo, sawyer Morris Jas \V, clerk and violinist O'Neal Geo VV, shakemaker Peters Fred, miner Rookes Wm, shakemaker Savery Uriah, carpenter Soniriiers Guy, dancing school and teacher violin and cornet STOKES CHA,S H. clerk and violinist STOKES JOHN, proprietor luskip Hotel, and postmaster Stokes Mary E, teacher piano and organ Stromme K T. miner Stromme Wm. miner Thompson Jas, propr Thompson's Kanch Hotel Thompson John, clerk Waterman J W, supt Spring Valley Hydraulic G & M Go's Ditch Watkins A H, roadmaster Williams J, hotel lONE. Amador County. A post, express and telegraph offitje, 48 miles from Sac- ramento va Gait; 27 miles from Gait, and 12 miles from Jackson. Population 800. It 11 one of the moat pleaaantly ait- uated of the interior towns of Califor- nia, and ia located in the foot-hills of the Sierra Xevadiis. It is the terminus of the Amador Branch of the Central Pacific R. R., and is the freight depot for supplies to Jackson, Sutter Greek, Amador City, Plymouth, Volcano, Dry- town, and all other places of importance in Amador and adjacent counties. The Forest Line of stages run finely equipped coaches from lone to Jackson and Mokelumne Hill, and also to Sutter Creek, Amador City, Drytown and Ply- mouth, over good roads aud through picturesque scenery. The mines in the vicinity of the town are gold producing, thou'jh the chief pursuit engaged in is farming and fruit raising. Adams A L, physician Amick J S & W A, propra Veranda Hotel ATKINSON & STEWART (W W Atkinsim and T P Stewart), Hour-mill Bagley James, bootmaker Bass Robert, blacksmith and wagon- Bishop E & Co ( K Bishop and W W Atkinion), general merchandije and agricultural implements Brusie L, physician and druggist CARRINaTON REV JOHN, clergy- man (Presbyterian) Coombs S, constable Cumminss James, cipitalist DEXTER LIVERT STABLE. J W Parki-auin G H, dentist ^ i ig>..;rst J H, watchmaker and dealer in jewe'ry Levy J M, general merchandise Levy J M, hairdressier and baths Lory Mrs M, propr Central House Love's Hall, Thomas Love propr Love Thos, liquors Meehan James, county treasurer Meek C M, postmaster, varieties, sad- dlery and harness Miller L, county superintendent schools Moore Genrge, superior judge Muldoon E, saloon Murray M, county supervisor Mystery, T W Kelly propr NATIOilAL HOTJSI. Kvans & Askey proprietors Newman L ft Co (L and G Newman), seneral merchandise Palmer R W, livery btable Paquette ft Cadieux, blacksmiths and wagonmakers Parker James B, bootmaker Penry Silas, attnriiey-at-luw P£irBT WILLIAM M. editor "Ama- dor Dispatch" Petty A, county assessor Pitou E S, expressman Poggi L, hairdresser Porter J M, attorney Price J R, insurance agt Quinn P H, sidoon £EETZ JOHN, blacksmith and wagon- maker Reichling P, watches and Jewelry, supt Kennedy Mine Reitz ft K<.l8inger, blacksmiths and wag- onmakers BICHTMTER B F, notary public, agent Wells, Fargo ft Co, manager Western Union Telegraph Co, and insurance agent Robertson E B, physician Rocca Frank, liquors Ross B, county supervisor Russft Carstens (Ge> H Russ and H Carstens), soda factory Samuels J, dry goods and clothing SANBOBJf A & editor and proprietor "Amador Sentinel" Sanders W B, public administrator and coroner Sauguinetti B, general merchandise Sayer Joseph, saloon Santie Campi, general merchandise Schaoht B H, undertaker Silva A F, liquors Spagnoli D B, druggist and notary pub- lic and attorney-at-law Spagnoli S G, justice of the peace Stanley I W, saloon Stuart Rev £ 1, Methodiut clereyman "THE AMALOB DISPATGH.^^Wm M Penry editor and publisher VOOAN JOHN, sheriff and tax col- lector WEBB BIGHABB, editor and propri- etor "Amador Ledger" Weller C, tin and hardware, paints, oils, paper, crockery, etc Wessel A ft Co, proprs Kennedy Mill and Mine White Geo, liquors and varieties Wittman Antonia, bootmaker Woodhull 8 D, assayer Zeite Mining Co, Detert supt National Hotel, EVAN8 ft ASKEY, Proprietors. JACKSON, Amador County, Cal. JACKSON GATE. Amador County. Post-office Jackson. CHIGHIZOLA A) general merchandise Ercole K, shoemaker Massa Mrs A, general merchandise JACKSONVILLE. TuoLUMNB County. Post-cfl^oe Chinese Camp; li miles southwest o! Chinese Camp. Ackerman D, hotel MoKenzie T T, flour-mills JAMESTOWN. TuoLUHN K County. A post and express office, situated in the toot-hills of the Sierras, 4 miles from Sonora and 31 miles from Milton. It is supported by mining. The Nevada Co.'s line of stages from Oakdale and Milton passes through daily. Population 220. Ackerman Isaac, bootm.iker Aula Frank, saloon, groceries and fancy goods Bishop M B, general merchandise 0) c CO c o m o o GO oo HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE MROB.. 1» * IS MalM and 14 A I« Spear 8t, M.F. Oak, Aali, Hickory, Maple, Ckerry, cte. UIUISBHMEBmil<;CO.,'Sg ^ tVpr «••«• towvr thui Mi|r la the Oltjr. il» M«atB«nery MM. 616 California — Jamestown-JohnavUU. BUTTSRFIBLD B F. oeaenl mer- ohaudiM, agent Wells, Fftrgo k Co, iniunmoe agent, postmaster and S J and Telegraph Co BirTTBRFIBLD B JR. with B F Buttertield Child Harrison, blacksmith and wagon- maker Daigle Jos, livery stable Durgan A Newoomb (Eklwin Dnrgan and OX Newoomb), blacksmiths and wa- gonmakers Holmes 8 R, meat market Jones O F, saloon and lodgings Leland G A, bakery Pereira John, blacksmith, feed yard, vineywrd and distillery PBESTOV A E notary public, county supervisor and meat market PBxISTOH B A. telegraph operator Raspi Cbas, general merchandise Rivoli Frederico, general merchandise White P, Jamestown Hotel JAMISON. Plumas County. A post and telegraph office, 25 miles southeast of Quincy. Population 155. Babb S, constable Dunn Henry S, Eureka Hotel La nnis Lewis; saloon JOHNSON C W, assistant postmaster Levy Bros, gen mdse and post-office Moreno Mrs, saloon Omego Peter, saloon Wilht Paul, miner JAMUL Sam Dieoo County. A post-office, 29 miles from San Diego, on the road Campi. Population 55. HYDE El postmaster to JANESVILLE. Lassen County. A post-office, 12 miles east of Susanville. Population 100. Bailey J R, hotel Dakin & McClelland, flonr-mill Gaddy C, constable METLERT W. general merchandise SHINN A Li postmaster and justice of peace JENNY LIND. Calaveras County. A post-office and mining camp, 4 miles northeast of Milton, reached by stage. Beysser L, justice of peace Hendricks Wm, constable Orengo O M ft Bros, general mdse Stanawav J G, road overseer Tyler J W, saloon XlOO 0> general mdse and postmaster JERSEY LANDIMG. Contra Costa County. A post-office^ on the San Joaquin River, about 8 miles northeast of Antioch. WBNDT JOHN, general merchandise, agricultural implements, and post- master JESUS MARIA. Calaveras County. Post-office Mo- kelumne Hill ; 22 miles southeast of lone, and 6 miles northeast of San Andreas. Gayon J B, general merchandise Genoccio John, general merchandise Hoce John, general merchandise JOHN ADAMS. Butte County. from Chico. A post-office, 1 1 miles Population 75. ADAMS JOHNi general merchandise and postmaster Hooper Wm, hoi and blacksmith JOHNSON'S RANCH. Stanislaus County. SCOTT CHASi aaloon JOHNSVILLE. Plumas County. Post-office Eureka Mills. Population 75. Backer J F ft Co, general merchandise Curtis Antonio, hotel Dolly O B, general merchandise Dunn H, ^.^loon Eureka Quartz Mill (sixty stamps) Frazer ft Lavanno, brewers Houghton J F ft Bro, butchers Launano S, saloon Laurensi P, saloon Lorenzo Peter, saloon Rodoni ft Dunry, saloon Ruck C, bootmaker Sorrocco Augustus, saloon Tirnan Peter, saloon WILLOXrOHBY BEOS, general mer- chandise Willoughby Matt, hotel and butcher I I .9 I I « i S PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAI^VIM MUTTINU A MOM, ProprUton. EmtmMlMkmd 1(M» M7 Main Street. 1% F. MUN. TUGGIE t CO. Blaelt Walnut lumter. maud Man ¥» Vpcar St. nia«la««. California — Johntovm-Kelaey. 617 El Dorado Coumty, ley. JOHNTOWN. See Garden V*l- JOLON. MoKTKRBY CoaNTY. A post and ex- press office, 64 miles soathoast of Sali- nas; 42 miles from Soledad by stage. Bolton J M, stookraiser Catalanatt H, saloon Cruy D, butcher SUTTON OEOf hotel, livery stable bud agent Coast Line iStage Company Flemming William, farmer Hackett J A, gen mdse and hotel Mendoua M, generitl merchandise Meiidoza Auttustiao, groceries Murray W J, blacksmith Tidball T T, gen mdse and hotel, post- master, agent W, F & Go's Express and notary public JOSEPHINE. San Luis Obispo County, A pnst-office ; on the road from Paso de Robles to Cambria. Stage from Paso de Kobles, 17 miles. Pcpulatiou 40. HUMPHREYS W S. general mer chaudise and postmaster JUDSONVILLE. Contra Costa County. A post-olhce, 4 miles southeast uf An'.ioch. Popu- lation 325. Bagloy D, saloon Belshaw & Co, general merohandiae Hobson J, Uvery stable Jones J P, h^tel LANDO J JR. postmaster Mciiuire P, blacksmith Levi Adolph, general merchandise Mason Mrs, hotel keeper McCain John, blacksmith McDowell 8 A, general merchandise SAWDAT F Ri general merchandise Slade Thos P, attorney- at-law ViburgJ O, wagonmaker Wade Thos, saloon Webbr.r Charles K, saloon Wellington C W, cabinetmaker and upholsterer WILCOX H F> general merchandise, fancy jguods and postma.ster Wilcox S E, general merchandise Wilcox 8 W, bootmaker Wilson Henry, general merchandise 7^ JULIAN CITY. San Dieoo County. I'ost-office; is a very pretty mining town 45 miles northeast of >San Inego. The scenic features are magniticenv attractions, an hotel and postmaster Given W C, butcher Hippler Choa, blacksmith Kaub L F, saloon Veniteaag P, (truss and confectionery Whitmore k Reed, gen mdse JUNCTIONSTATION. Stanislaus County. Post-office La Grange. Hayward S B, general merchandise KELLOGG. Sonoma County. Post-office Calistogn; situittcd at the i<>ot of Mt. St. Helena, in Kui){ht's Vulley, 6 miles northwest of Caliitoga, and on account of its superior climate and beautiful scenery has become quite a summer resort. HOLMES CALVIN H. hotel, farmer and cattle raiser Hood .Tames, farmer and winemaker West — , hop and cattle raiser Williams — , hop raiser KELSEY. El Dorado County. Post-office; situ- atetl G miles north of Placerville on stage road leading to Garden Valley and Georijetown, north of South Fork of American Kiver, situated at the summit beyond the aforesaid river. Allen Thos. liquors Anderson Wm, general merchandise Lewis Thos, general merchandise Newel Wm, justice of the peace Poor John, general merchandise GO 2? 3 CO nAnllll UUil LUmcIln, Ht. ». F. BImU iValuat. SpMlsh Cedar, TeaeeM. 40 u t MASONIC OTTITITS, umtittT «••«■. •«•».■< nomtmwtm * cjKt 618 Califomm — Kelaey-Kneeland. Roelke G H, onnstable iSinaenop A, hotel SIFBSNOP AUGUST. postmMter KELSEYVILLE. Lake County. See Uuole Sam. KERNVILLE. Kkrtt County. A post and express oAice, dUtant from Uaviluh 18 miles, is reached by stages. Batz J B, hotel Billis James, general merchandiso Bitle Frank, meat miirket BROWN Ai gen mdse and postmaster Cook H L, livery stable Cook Wm, brewery and liquors Fay Alvin, notary publio and county supervisor Hoover M, physician Michels I & Cf), general merchandise Murphy J J, general merchandise Pttersoii N P, hotel potter Goi>rt{e, saloon Sumner i W, livery ntablo Wyatt Mark, blacksmith KIBESILLAH. Mendocino Countv. A post and tele- graph office, 22 miles north of Mendo- cino. Bmker J H, hotel and constable Barrett') VV, saloon Claxton G VV, justice of the peace (rordon Alex, county supervisor Hatch S B, blacksmitii .Smith Mrs U J & Sous, hotel Steinljerger C M, physician Whipple F A, p "Stmaster Whipple H E & Son, gon mdse Whipple J T, mgr W V Tel Co KINGSBURGH. Fresno County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Central Pacific R. R. (Visalia Division), 20 miles north- west of Visalia. Population 120. Barlow John M, saloon Borches Bros, blacksmiths Bunch George, butcher DAVIS S ft G0> general merohandite and pioneer warehouse Draper ft Drake, butchers DRAPER E J> hotel and batcher Einstein, Gundelfingerjc Co, gen mdse Endicott Chas, blacksmith Hamilton A, saloon Kingsburgh Warehouse Co, A A Smith munager Kinney E R, agt W, F ft Co Loomis S H, barber and unilertaker Maytield Alfred C, haruessmaker and saddler Morgan E M, attarney>at-law and real estate agent Osburn KM, physician Reams Rev A R, clergyman (Methodist) Palmer John R, buil.ler and ooutraotor Scott Mrs W W, druggist Simpson P W, hotel Ward Chas F, lumher dealer Ward Fred, new hall We'ker Robert, fruit Welsh John B, hotel and constable kingslongVerry. Plumas County. Post-offioe Spanish Ranch. Hattsted Bros, miners KING S RIVER. Fresno County. A post and express office, abou t 20 miles by stage east of Fresno C ity. Anderson A G, saloon CiUlwell Mrs P, h ott-l Daniels .1 H, Hour-mills Fitch C W, ph};!iiuian Fraiikenan ft Son, general merchandise Henry ft Liiuhey, wa-ionmakers Koran G W, Hour-mill Steph -nson B K, physician Woihe Ph, saloon KINGSTON. Fresno County. A post-office, mdus southwest of Kingsburgh stage. SUTHERLAND JAMES, saloon and hotel 13 by KLAMATH MILL Siskiyou County. A post-oifice^ 25 miles southwest of Etna Mills. DAGOETT JOHN. Klamath Quartz Miniug Co knFeIand. Humboldt County. A post-office, et- tablished in the hills, 10 miles south- east of Eureka, and is supported by stockraising. CAMPBELL D. postmaster CO oo CO CO CO oo ex. oo CO o o rnlOUIl bcLLOf W*. ««7 Main IMr«et, ». F. CAIVM HUTTING i SON. mm^ liia. mm t co.. waboii lumbkb.'m.ik8 WpMir St.* Calif i/mia-t-Knight'» Landing-La Orange. 619 D z KNIGHTS LANDING. Yolo Coumtt. See Qrafton. knightsFerry. Stanislaus County. A post and ex- rresB office, oa the Stanislaus River, 2 tnilea from Oakdale; population 200. Barnes Mrs, hotel Bishop & (lardiier, hotel Dolling Otto, liauiirs Dolling Victor, brewery Ferj^uaim Wallace, blacksmith Foster P B, liarnoasmakcr and saddler Franklin Jamea, carjieuter f urtfuann Wni, blacksmith Green D D, blacksmith Hum A, vineyard Ijowe J H, physician McAI iater & Dunlap, butchers McAlliatur H, c(mstable Miller Fred, saloon Scholl A k Co, wine distillers So hell ft Co, vineyard Stewart VV R, fruitgrower VALPT A M< general merchandise, agent Weils, Fargo & Co, notary pub- lic and postmaster Vogt Caspar, bootmaker Wn^Xti L, livery stable Williama Juuh;s, saloon KNOXVILLE. Napa County. A post and ex^iress of- fice, 28 milus by stage from Calistoga. Hale J C, justice of the peace Ki'eg.-in John, hotel McMillan antonio, bookkee])er Kediii^toii (Quicksilver MiiiingCound a-jent Wells, Fargo ft Co's Express Redington (Quicksilver Co, gen mdse Sehwatka VVin F, postmaster Springer Nelson, saloon KORBELS. Sonoma County. Poat-office Ouerne- ville. Bauer V, act W, F ft Co KORBBL f* & BROS, lumber and builders' material KORBELS MILLS. Sonoma County. See Guerueville. KREYENHAGENS. Merced County. See Los Bancs. LA BALLONA. Los Anoeled County. Boyce M B, justice of the peace Rogers G I, ounstaLle Valdez T, constable Wbitworth J, justice of the peace LADDSVILLE. Alameda County. See Livermore. LAFAYETTE. Contra Costa County. A post-office, situated 14 miles northeast of Oak- land, reached by Moore & Bro's stage; population 75. ■ Beeter Thomson, blacksmith Geils Mrs Katie, saloon and dressmak- iijg LAFATETTE HOTEL. J S Moore proprietor MOOllE J S> proprietor Lafayette Ho- tel a id feed and sale stable SHREVE MILTON, general merchan- diMu, postmaster, operator telephone Contra Coata Telephone Co Thompson Peter, blacksmith and wag- onmaker LA GONIA. San Bernardino County. fice. Cook Geo A, postmaater A post-of- LA GRACIOSA. Santa Barbara Couniy. Post-oflice Santa Maria: about 10 miles south- west of Santa Maria. Arellanos Juan, stock raiaer LATOTJRETTE J. general merchan- dise • Rouard J M, blacksmith Sansom A, constable LA GRANGE. Stanislaus Couni-y. A post and ex- Eress office, 32 miles by stage from [odesto. Has a population of 150, and is supported through the com- bined interests of mining and agri- culture. Basso Mrs M M, hotel Bates Mrs M J, boarding-houso Bonnefont J«ihn, saloon Davis K, supt La Grange D ft H M Co O PI O o > r o > CO H PI PI H > 2 O of! o o HARDWOOD LUBIBER, whitb bro». is *.i» M-i-a-ii m * innp^^i Mt, M.F. ••k. Anil, Ulekory, Vayle. Ckerry. eie. r> I ! lOUlSBBMEW^^ 620 California — La Grange-Lakeport'. Floto W C, Uvery stable Gannon Richard, saloon HAMHUNB 3 A, general merchandise, notary public, agent Wells, Fargo ft Co, and postmaster House C B, blacksmith and wagonmakr Olcese & Mouteveide, gen mdse Peters John, bootmaker Roguet Peter, barber VignoaJohn, general merchandise Watts Bros, butchers I5i LA HONDA. San Mateo CouuTr, A post-office, miles southwest of Redwood City Britton A A, saloon Hanson & Co, saw-mill SEARS H J, hotel and general mer- chandise SEARS IDA J, postmistress LA PANZA. San Lpis Obispo County. A post-office, about 50 miles northeast of Sah Luis Obispo. Mancilla V, general merchandise MASON JOHN, postmaster tStili Abe, general merchandise LA PORTE. Plumas County. A post and express office. A small r.'itiiug town on the ri general merchandise and livery stable Hamlen & Co, flouring-mill Janes T P, blacksmith Wallace Wm, justice of the peace Wimer & Cannon, general merchandise LAKE HOUSE. Sacramento County. Post-office Sac- ramento. Diulen George, blacksmith Miller P, saloon Miller Peter, propr Lake House and farmer LAKEPORT. Lake CovfNTY. A post and express office and the c * . ^at. Situated on Clear Lake, a»..l distant from San Fraijciu'eo \22 mi!«)8; reached by the North l-;!'-itic Coast R. R, toCalistogn, and W. C. Fisher's line Oi" stnges, which at this poiut connect with Hues running to L'ki;;h, Bartlett Springs and Clovtirdale. Population 800. There are four churches. The coun- try immediately surrouading and trib- utary to it is a rich gra;ziug and agricultural section. Allen Samuel, saloon ARNOLD MARSH \LL, aasistaut c; ihicr Bank of Lake CUVIN NUTTING i SON, 5M? MAr¥ MTRRRT Mv4lV FKAIVCIIiCO. Iron Door* Bank Vaaltn. .Ite. » "^^•^wpffS^mp . iiiim^ifiiww-j^jJ'y^Npjf »-#, • mEH, TU6GLE t CO., OREGON USH *HD f»ltnE,'«L'Rffl3£g'- ? California — Lakepovt. 621 LASS. OF LAKE> Frank D Tunis i>r'Bident, Chaa Goodwin vice-presi- dei.t, Chas P Hastings cashier, Mar- sht.U Arnold assistant cashier "BEl-DEMOCBAT." Cook & Jackson pul lishb^s ' Biger j^afF W J, postmaster BI^0I A) watchmaker and raanufac- turing jeweler, watches, clocka aud spectacles BISHOP DANIEL L (Noel & Bishop) BOGKiS H C> president Farmers' Sav- idf^s Bank B0G6S L H> assistant cashier Farmers' Savings Bank Boone P T, constable Bray Mrs Kate, restaurant aud bakery BRITT E W (VVelch & Britt) Britton J J, iuatice of peace BTJSTNETT PETER, sheriff and tax collector Byniim Thomas, deputy clerk Cahill Geo, merchant tailor CHARMAK CHAS. saloon and bii- liardM Christie W A, livery and feed stable Clark John, agt W F Fisher's Stage Line Clark John, saloon Cohn H and Son (II & E Cohn), general merchandise Cole Miss Bertha, millinery and dress- making COOK & JACKSON (John R Cook ami A C Jacnaou), publishers "Bee-Dem- ocrat" Cook Win S, Mound Cottage Hotel Crawfffd W, attorney-at-law Crump U W, district attorucy Downes J S, physician Fanners' Business Association, G F Gardner nigr, genera) merchandise FARMERS' SAVINGS BANK, II C Bo4g8 president, J VV Alackall cashier, L U Boggs assistant cashier Force Geo H, stoves, tin and hardware Gardner ii F, mgr Farmers' Business AsHociation Gossncr Win, county supervisor Goodwin «..'has, vice-pit-s Hank of Lake GREENE 3 HOTEL. W»\v (irueuo proprietor GREEKE W £, under-sheriff (iruw«.'ll L H, 'juunty supervisor Gully & Lee (S G (Jully and G M Lee), general merch<-aidise Gully L (J (( Jully & I.^) HASTINGS CHAS P. cashier Bank of Lake Hatton J S, hairdresser Hudson R J, superior judge llutchins J M, aentist Johns Joseph (Norton & Johns) Kelly J A, county surveyor Keser F H, hairdresser .nd baths Lakeport Steam F.ouring-mills, M ytarr propr Lee G M (Gully & Lee) Levy & Ijevin (Aaron Levy and David Levin), general merchandise Logeman Mrs Mary, millinery and uincy goods Lyons Ed E, blacksmith aud wagon- maker LYON GEO A JR, general variety store, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, and general insurance agent Lysack & Mansen, meat market MACKALL J W> cashier Farmers' Savings Bank, notary public and in- surance agent Mantz Ho.jse, J Mantz propr Mathews Mack, county school supt McGlenny R T, wagonmuker and car- penter McGee H W, groceries and ivotions McGee W B, general merchandise McHarvey (J V, harness aud saddlery McKinley G E, coiuity supervisor Mills VV G, carpenter and builder Mound Cottage Hotel, Wm S Cook propr NiCOLL D C (NicMl & Parrish) NICOLL & PARRISH (DC NicoUand James Parrish), blaclismiths and wagoninakers NOEL ALONZO E (Noel & Bishop) NOEL & BISHOP, (A E Noel and D L Bisiiop), attiTneys-at-law Norton & Johns, livery aud feed stable Norton Nelson, (Norton & Jolius) Page Rev P F, clergyman (Methodist) Oliver H A, county clerk, recorder and auditor PARRISH JAMES. (Nicoll & Parrish) PHELANOE, druggist; Pliclan N, county aasesaor Philhpe J A, painter Roeihel Ed, bootmaker Savisar.i J C, merchant tailor Scjdam >re Rcynold-i & Co, general mer- chaudiso and drugs SiminsJ F, bootmaker Simmons I. G, saloon Smith R >l)ert 0, brewery Starr M, pro^srietor Lakeport Steam Flouring Mills Tate A F & Co, hardware Thompson VV A, under-sheriff Thorn Wm, photographer Thornton P H. physician TUNIS FRANK D, "otary public, insurance agent and president Bank of Lnke Turf Livery Stable, W A Christie propr Weideman Otto, bricklayjr and builder WELCH & BRITT (SK Welch and £ W Britt), attorneys-at-law GO OO CO CD CD CO CO CO CD CD ax IS m IllinUnUUU LUnlDCn. l»t,H.F. 0«k, Aah, Hickory, HapK, Ckerry, etc. f' «iw^M.iiwi>w.« w iw^ii m iMii nn iaM nw ( n »a» i ifJj^:^«uN^W^'Vi^:>^^ 4 DANIEL NOnunOSS £ CO., MMOule Templ«.'So.^*P«Mt atrcety W. F. 622 California — LaJceport-Lake Valley. Williams David, county treasnrer Wilson M, general merchandise Woods J L, attorney-at-law Yates Enoch ^ saloon and billiards Ycitng L A. & Co, saw-mill i S H CO ii JNO. B. COOK.. A. C. JACKSON. COOK & JACKSON, PUBLISHEHS AND PROPRIETORS OP THE Lakeport BeeHDemocrat The "lako County Bee" and the "Lake Democrat" were merged into the Lakepohv Bee-Democrat in September, 18S0, GIVING IT A VERY URGE CIRCULATION, Which is constantly increasing, &nd mt^king it at once the Best Advertising {Medium in tho 3d Congicssional District. Subscription Three Dollars per Year, GO CO CO CO C9 Experienced Book and Job Printers. LIVERY, FEED | SALE STABLE, ^ Cor. Second and Main Sts., Lakejiort, CaL NORTON & JOHNS, Prop's. Special Attention Paid to f^ Boarding Transient S'.oclc. Teams oJ M kiiula to let i«t Ut'a.ii>rial»!o rcrms. Competent Drivers furnisiied kvhen required. GIVE US A CALL. LAKE TAHOE. Placer Con my. See Talior CALVIN NUniHG £ SON, "•-"i5^^Sl;ri:r/.i^^^4f;. '.n;o.S?« S m\ Si I' Hi HIEHJUGCIE t CO.. CHBHHY LDMBEH. 'AgRffSKg- a California — Lakeville-Latrohe. 623 LAKEVILLE. Sonoma County. A po«t-office on the San Francisco &, North Pacific R. B. distant from San Francisco 37 miles, and is the point of transfer to Sonoma. BODWELL C Ai postmaster and agent Petaluma Transportation Company Holly & Co, blacksmiths LAMB'S BRIDGE. : CouNTT. Post-office I, GILBERT J W & SON, grain dealers Amadob Countt. Post-office Forest Home. LANCHA PLANA. Amador County. A post-office, nicely situated in a rich akrricultural, mining and frnit-growing region, 15 miles southwest of Jackson, and 27 miles from Gait by stage. Population 175. Cauflman Jacob, blacksmith and wagon- maker Crail Wilson, blacksmith and wagon - maker EABLE L M> bootmaker and justice of the pence Hollis Thomas, fruit-grower MiiioouWm J, fruit-grower I'iilmer S W D. jion nuiae and postmaster Viviaa RichanlT, water ditch Westmoreland Fred, fruit grower Williams Geo F, fruit-grower r LANE'S MINERAL SPRINGS. Cal.wkkas C o r n t y. Post-offioe Knight's Ferry, Stanislaus Coiaity. It is .'JS ini»''s east of St ickton, in the loot-hilla of i!>e Sierras, at an altitude of 1,000 feet above the level of the sea. Hutchins James, hob'l and livery stable LANGTOWN. Yolo County. Su<* Capay. LANGVILLE. Yolo County. See Capay. LANGWORTH. Stanislaus County. Post-office Oak- dale ; '2li miles from Oakdale. CRAWFORD E R. farmer Gardner A, bliick smith LARRABEE. Humboldt County. See Blocksbnrg. LAS CRUCES. Santa Barbara County. A post and telegraph office, 24 miles from Santa Barbara. Broughton R J, bote] and general mer- chandise Childs A F, general mdse, Buell Ranc,ho Floris John, b'ack smith McNEALY H £, hotel and postmaster LATHROP. San Joaquin County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Western Division of the Central Pacific R. R., 83 miles from San Francisco, and 10 miles from Stockton. Population 200. Geraty Joseph, general merchandise Moore Henry, justice of peace Parkison H E, liijuors Ray T H, blacksmith Sanguineti D, general merchandise Shannon II T, propr Shannon House Shepherd John, agt W, F & Co, and postmaster Stairkpole & Lincoln, Lathrop House W.ilkor T B, constable Wilher A H, agt C P R R, and mgr W U Tel Co c CO c > z o o o ■ LATROBE. El Dorado County. A post, express and telegraph office, 37 miles east of Saciaineiito, on the Sacramento and Placerville U. R., aiut)ng the bills in an old mining » UlOnilinhn IIIIIDCD IVHITBHNOM.. l»AISMHlnanill4Aie8|>ear nJinillfUUU LUInDCn, HC «. v. ilubn, Mpokeii, Kims, Poles, Staufta etc ""•f'*** lOUISBBMERIMN g CO ,^e^!??y^^>Ta :o'/d'»y,u 624 I U StraSt, B. F California — Laurel Oreek-Lidell. LAUREL CREEK. San Mateo County. Post-office Sari Mateo; 2^ miles from San Mateo, on the Northern Division of the Southern Pacific R. R. Cummin;^B W B, farmer McLellan Mrs, farmer Murray L T, farmer LAVA BED. SiSKryou County. A post-office. BANGLE F H, postmaster LAWRENCE. Santa Clara County. Post-office San- ta Clara; a station ou the Southern Pacific li. R. (Northern Division), 4 J miles from Santa Clara. LAWRENCE A C, agent Southern Pacific U R, Wells, Fargo & Co, farmer and warehouseniuii LAYTONVILLE. Mendocino Coitntv. A pnat .and ex- press olHco, 11 mil'js northeast of Westport. Hi'lm M V, hotel and livery Layton F B, blacksnuth MoDowt'll Bros, saloon WILSON J Gi g<' 't-'ral merchandise and agent ^or Wells, Fargo & Co LE BRIGHT S. Mariposa Countv. Post-office Modesto; 6 miles from Modesto. Le Bright F, hotel LEESVILLE. Colusa Coun-y. A post-office, .'ituated in the Coa^t Ran^e. on tiiu main road fro!n Williams to Bartlett Springs, at the junction of Cook & Fimt's Sprii^gs' road, and 'J7 milt s wcrt of Colusa. It is an important trading point Population 40. PERDUE PETER S. h.»tel Tucker W M, gen mdse and postmaster LEMOORE. TuLARK County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Southern Pa- cific R. R. (Goshen Division). Blucher J, hotel Burns Jaa A, attorney at-law COPELAND C Wo general merchan- dise and postmaster Dickson James, agt W, F & Co's express Duncan N P, physician Fox & Sweetland, groceries Gray W A, attoruey-at-law and notary public Griffith Frank, constable Ham I H, ilouring-mills Hamlin B, druggist Hiulen J R, grain and lumber Hopf Robert, bricklayer, plasterer, draughtsman, etc Lobree J & Co, generp^ merchandise Lovelace & Lamherson (M H Lovelace and C G Lamberson), real estate and collecting agent* Lovelace M H, constable Mack & Bernheiin, general merchandise, banking and exchange Mapes A S, harness and saddlery Mocney A, varieties Palmer Rev Edwin, clergyman (Meth- od at) Schwartz & Brownstone, pen mdse Vermason C, hotel and butcher Weddle M C, blacksmith and wagon- maker Wiisor F, blacksmith and wagonmaker LEWIS. Makiposa County. A j.ost-office, 7 miles south of Bridj;eport. L£\yiS JACOB, variety store, black- smith uud farmer LEWISTON. Trinity County. A post and express ofKce, 12 miles northeast of Wea ver- ville; population 325. Berber W H, hotel aud saloon E'innan H, butcher HAYS H B. general merchandise, post- master and agent Wells, Fargo & Co I.-irson 1, bo itmaker McLinitn Wm, blacksm'th PAULSEN J. general merchandise LEXINGTON. Santa Clara Countv. See Alma. LIDELL. Napa County. A post-office. L dell M, hotel STANDIFORD THOS, general mer- cliandise I'homas W M, general merchandise Wardner S, generai merchandise I .9 I i CD H I o O CALVIN NUniNG £ SON. Tubular Wh«'«*lhari'nw«, Holt Hnd Mriilve Work, »*7 Maiu Mtrevt. Mau Franc l«vo. "^"iipnu^ppw'wsw"" imt TOGGU t CO.. Ship Planli. all Mnds, " Si KJar..?* California — Lincoln-LiTiden. 625 LINCOLN. Placer Countt. A post, express and telegraph uffice, very pleasantly lo- cated on the line of the Oregon Di- vision of the Central Facilio R. K., 29 miles from Sacramento. It is rich agriculturally. There are two hotels, both first-class and onveniently situ- ated. One of the largest manufactur- ing establishments on the coast is situated here, and is . owned and worked by Gladdiug, McBean & Co, who have offices in all the principal towns of California. Population 400. Aldrich Geo D, gen mdse and lumber Beermann Chas, harness and saddlery Broyden Frank, saloon Burdge Mrs S D, private board and lodgings Congregational Church BROWNING F 0. propr Mason hotel F. G. BROWNING, LINCOLN. Dallmaii James, dry goods and clothing Killer S H, blacksinitl) and wa^ouin iker FLEMING A C, agent Ciilift.ruia and Oregon it K, Wcdterii Union Tele- graph operator anur and gen md«e Hean ly John, mfr ajjricultural iuiple- nitMits and horiieshoeing Hickey L H, blacksmith and horseshoe- ing Hoppert C H, bakery and restaurant Ingram Wni, postmister Ingram & Young, geiioral morehandiao and druggiats Kennedy Cliarlrfs, propr Logan House Lincoln Coal Mine, John Laiuls propr Lincoln Water Co, Gray propr Logan H'uso, Clias Konnydy propr Ma tin M'<;lia>!l, moat m irkot MASON HOUSE. F G Browning pro- prietor (sei; ailviTtiaonu'ut) Miirsell J G, physician Ol.veL)dge. No 7'.) I'arlin J B, saloon Reese James M, barber Simpson Mrs R varieties Singer Peter, a't I'liey at law Stradley N B, liquors Strohll)erg , bootmaker Valley Lodge, No 107, I O O F Wadley 6 L, physician and snrgeon Woodland R H, liquors LINDALE. Modoc County. A post-office, miles northeast of Alturas. MORRISON J C, postmaster 15i &0 LINDEN. San Joaquin County. Situated on the Mokelumne Hill I^oad, 12 miles from Stockton, in a rich agricultural section. Linden pussesses a large brick flouring-mill and several flour- ishing business houses, besides busy workshops and a good hotel. Alanson Rev J M, clergyman (Methodist South) Archer John, supervisor Ashley James, meat market Bingham & Co (John A Bingham), Lin- den Flour Mills Botts G W, saddles and harness Brady James, saloon Chilson Rev D W. Methodist clergyman Curtis M, constable Dovanport William A. blacksmith Freeman H K, physiciiwi GUERNSEY F A & CO (F A and D A Guernsey), gen md;.e and post-cffice Hughes K J, blacksmitii Klinger George, hamessmaker LINDEN HOTEL, I> W McCarthy proprietor McCarthy D W, proprietor Linden Hotel ^ Murphy .1 G, justice of the peace Odam Rev A, Methodist clergyman Pasnault Simon, wagonmaker and blacksmith •Spencer A B, bootmaker Taylor Ira, justice of the peace Tnll N, wood work r Warren k McCarthy, gen mdse WARREN J W, wines, liquors and cigars f C/> oo CD tr-rt c«o I), W. MoCAUTHY, rri>prietor. SlPKUloR a'.'c.>iuiii(>lntions for the Ti-a> ■•''us )itil)li<', lit Kuasiinulilo Itatus. I''iist-llii»s lUr ill cipniieL'titiii with tlio II 'n-i' AIho, a Fiu«> Corral and tStnblt'. C/) CD CD '4 -'^^^ii' ^ ■ I' HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITR HH08. Mtr«et, H. F. , 1» Jk IS Main nn«l 14 A 10 Spear Oi'tfKOU A«li, JIaple and AIu'T. ««•■>-. \l I » ■ a i; ODD FELiqWS' SUPPIIES, '^^S;.S!r^:^S^iVrri^V9Xi?^A^ 626 California — Linn's Valley-Litton Springs. LINN'S VALLEY. Kern County. Post-office Glennville; 35 miles northeast of Bakersfield. Barley T, hotel Gurnett L, blacksmith Murphy J J, general merchandise WOOD L Ni general merchandise littleTake. Mkndocino County. Post-office Wil- lits. Located 22 miles from Ukiah; is a town of modern growth, it having been laid out in 1878, and already numbers a population of about .^(00. The M-ndocino Agricultural Associa- tion has its grounds near this place, and to the efforts of the citizens its inauguration is mainly due. The to >vn is the center of trade for some I'o square miles, situated in Little Lake Valley, which is about four miles in diameter. Barnett E, general merchandise Brown & Davis, hotel and livery Buel E C, carpenter Coates & Hoffer, liquors Day A F, livery stable Day R O, restaurant Dobkins J S, blacksmith Holman Brs, liquors Irvine & Muir, general merchandise Lowe J P, liain esniaker Mast B G, butcher McCarty W A, bla-^ksmith McMaster , jjiiysician Morgan & K('II«'y, i,'ristinill NORTON H L, lumber-mill and gen- eral merchandise Partin TIids, Ikjiiops ilimey & Mason, physicians lli'ss () A, C'(>ni.'rc;,'iiti<>ii;tl clergyman \ incent Mrs 1) F, inilliuL-ry Vincont 1) S, wajinninakcr ^Viilits Hirani,;^eii nid.se and postmaster LITTLE RIVER. Mkndocino ('i>i"vrv. A post-oflir-o, on the coast, ItiO iiiili-s al)o\o San !''ran- ! ciso", aii'l 'Xi iniliH l>y .sta;.'c from I'uu cai :'h VVilti. I'oiiul.ition '200. COOMES & PERKINS, lumber gen r.il nicrcliandiisi; C'orrij^'aii •! S, ycncral irnTchandise Dciinfri .lolui I), cirpcnter (iowtll Alircd, car|icnt«r K nt \Vm H, liutcher M ililniaii A F, hotel Marsaii I', lilacksniith Murray 'I, hott Fast New >'ork Co Whechr T N, supt Little Wnk Water and .Mining Co LITTON SPRINGS. Sonoma Cointv. I'ost-t^tlice (Icy.ser Springs. A telegraph cdice; sitnateil OM the San Fran isco & .North I'a- eitic U. 11., 4 miles fnnn Heahlsburg. Atherton Rev 1 W, chaplain Litton Springs College OO oo tj ro CO CO CO r- a E e a E ca P C CA O OS g I CALVIN NUTTING S SON, «<7 n\lM MTRRKT. MAW PN.%l«4'ltiCO. Iruu i>uui-«, HMiik Vault*, IStr. (J >LIEII, TOGGLE t CO.. WABOW LnHBEH.'Sf.'SasB'jy^- i California — Litton Springa-L ivermore. 627 o« 03 euo CO m OS CCS E CO Belcher R T, B A C E, IJtton Springs Collejje BOUTON A> orchard and nursery France W M (telegraph), Litton Springs College Gamble Mrs, instructor Litton Springs College GAMBLE PROF JOHN, principal Littoi Springs College for boys Haigh Edwin, farmer Hali L J, farmer Kretsinger G W, A M, Litton Springs College Lerch Emil, teacher of music, Litton Springs College Reed A C, farmer Shakespeare S H, instructor Litton Springs College Swisher J R, physician Litton Springs College LIVE OAK. Sutter County. A post and express office. Is a small, but prospeious town of about '2'2Q inhabitants, situa- ted on the line of the Oregon Division Central Pacific R. K., 11 miles north of M.irysville and .s miles northwest of Yuba City, at wliioh point large quantities of wood is shipped and con- siderable trading done. Andrews S R, blacksmith Armstrong H, bnai ding-house Armstrong & McFarland, gen mdse and warehouse Embor.s Win, li(|Uor8 GODFREY H J, general merchandise, warehouse, postmaster, agt C I' R R C(<, agent Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex- press and notary public Millnioil I{, saloon and feed stable Ik.inisdell I .V, li(|iiors SciiMepfl [,, boots and shoes Stall'ord iJros, blaek-iinitlis LIVERMORE. Ai.ami'HA t'oiMV. .\ post, express and tele^ra|pli otHee. is a thnviui.', grow- ini: tow n of iil)o\it l,(M)i) inliabitants, brautifiilly loeatcil in l,i\ermore Val- l''\', 47 miles from San i'Va-ieisco, riperware ami dealer in stoves, hariU\are and crockery (See advertisement) Aylward .Fohn, blaeksniith Bacon Rev, pastor M E Church Badillini Antone, 'Washington Hotel Bailey H, real estate Barthold Albert, dray and express BARTLETT W P, proprietor "Liver- more Herald" Bastian George, bootmaker Beandry D G, watchmaker Beazell James, city trustee Beazun A G, blacksmith Bernard Geo, dentist Brentzel Fred, gun shop Bro«tks M M, dray and expressman CARNDTJFF F F. attorney; editor and publisher "Livermore News" Cataiiich Peter, saloon CHENEY Z D, groceries ^nd provis- ions Christensen & Co, saloon Christensen Mary, dressmaking Comegys, Block & Co (G W Comeygs), groceries and hardware Conner D M, attorney-at-law Cmrad Henry, barber CUTLER LH, physician, druggist and postmaster Davis J M, supt vineyard, Olvina Dolan M, saloon BUTCHER N D, hardware, tinware and stoves Farmer H \V, tailor Fitzgerald George, saloon Flanagan Patrick, black.snuth and wag- onmaker Gardemeyer C & Bros, s ida works (Jardeineyer D, hairdressing (Jnrdemeyer Henry, saloon and Liver- more Sod'i Works (Jelicli Bros, varieties Gornei- Theo, harni-ss and saddles (Jraham Robert W, undertaker, furni- ture dealer and justice of the peace (ir.'issi Frank, hotel 11 tines S S, auctioneer Harris .loscjjli, varieties Harvey Bros, li\ery stable Heslip P i\ foundry Hilton (Jill'y, town marshal Hilton lieinon, maislial Hobbs S, liay and grain Holiius N 1>, blaeksniith and wagon- HORTON & KENNEDY, lumber and mills Hupers Moritz, Farmers" i']xehange Jaceard H P, watchmaker and jeweler .lacker J Th, maciiinist, gun and lock- smith .lagoo Robt H, bootmaker .lalinigeii & Brandt, saloon .b^nkins Mrs M, hotel ones \\ III, saloon .lordan Wendell, Livermore Bre Land B F, agt Singer Mfg d wery 8 0) c 30 O n O O ■ > < -3 C3 — » oo HARDWOOD LUMBER. WIIITK BKOM., I» A tS Main and 14 A lit. M. V Boat Ntork, Oak Plauk aud rtinber. ■ 1 m ml .1 . i ■ iMl If-. > a! I f i !■■■ 1 :,'M1 I ill m p.? LOUIS BMVEBIfilll t CO.. Brawnaaa ga,y. JEWELERS, "vamy i !i ii I l! 628 CD go I I CO «^ H CO as 09; o » » California — Livermwe. Langan G W, attorney-at-law and no- tarv pjjblio LAUMEISTEB ANTON, Tony's Bak- ery LAUHEISTEB W F, proprietor Liverinore Flour-mills Leal A P, barber Lemkan A, liquor Lemkaii Gt, gatnon LESTER WM J< house, sign, and dec- orative ptinter (see advertiaement) LEVY SAM VBLi general merchandise Levy T L, saluoa Livermore Bakery, ^ Simon Wottorau prfipr LIVERMORE FLOUR MILLS, W F LaumeiHter proprietor "LTVERMORE HERALD," W P Burtlett proprietor LIVERMORE HOTEL. W S Low proprietor Livermore Ice Co "LTVERMORE NEWS" (The), F F Carnduir il- Co Livermore Willey Agricultural Works, P H McVicur propr " LIVERMORE VALLEY RE VIEW" (The), luank F CuriiduflF pro- prietor Livtrmore Water Works, John Aylward l/roi)r Litz Ht'iiry, saloon Love M 1' H, attorney-at-law LOW W S. proprietor Livermore Hotel ^*^eo advertisement) Luyt A * Co, dry goods Mendchall Win H. city trustee MITCHELL JOHN L, city trustee, iiisuranie at^ent, and am^nt Central Pa. i(io n n and Wills Faruo & Co Mitchell W F, town clerk MORETTE J p. liarness and saddUw MiTiiini; Star H'tel, i'rank (irassi propr Muy Peter, city trustee Mtiye & Connolly , Livermore Meat Market Move John. Livermore Meat Market Mur))hy Edwarii, salotm Napier \\'iii, saloon Norfolk Livery Stable. Wm Harvey propr O'BrieB .lames, harness and saddles Pare A, ecHitr.actur Paul D < ., wmdnulla Phelps " F, oler>:yman (Presbyterian) Pink Louis, saloon Piser E, seueral merchandise Power F r, J>as^or Catholic Church PULLEN C J, hotel Ueilly J P, physician Robinson J D, vineyardist B.YAN MISSES, millinery and dress- making Sager ft Oorbett, meat market Savage & Bro (8 L and W Savage), dentists Scanlin Daidel, tailor Schmidt Chr, saloon Schoenstadt M F, Magnolia Saloon Scott & Church, druggists Scott Mrs M A, singing and music teacher Smith J D, Livermore College Smith Nicolas, saloon SMITH WM S> livery and feed stable, and constable Stanley (ieo, undertaker Stevens C J & Co ((jeo Beck), erocerics Stevens & Wilkinson, warehouse Still W E, real estate aud employment office Studer Fred, bootmaker Taylor J H, city Lrnstee Taylor W S, physician and surgeon Thomas David F, saloon TONY'S BAKERY. Anton Laumeis- ter proprietor Tripler Chas S, wine raiser Van Horn J C, painter Victor Chas S, gents' furnishing goods Wagner Robert A, teacher of piano and organ Washington Hotel. Antone Badillini Waterman M & Co, dealers in grain and warehouse Weym:.uth Dennis, carriage painter F. A. ANTHONY, Stoves ^Tinware AND CROCK KUY. LIVJJItjUOJfE. LIVERMORE HOTEL. Mill Square, liivermore, Cal. C. J. PULLKN. Proprietor. A larifc nmin .vlilitiDii lion just been aililed to tliirt Hiiuse, wliicli liiiii been elojfantly furnisliuil thr')u;,'lii>iit. Sunijilu Kooni!* atta'bed t'l the House. Table tbo best tlie Market can NUpply TKKMS : Tor Day 81W' to U.1.00 BiKird i>er Week i^'M> to if HUH) CN oa W CV3 CN CN as cc E C/i > — PC C I P c mson CELLS. J'enr«e and HrlilKe Wwt'k, >M7 Jtnia Street, ». IT. CALVIN IIUnittG£SQ!!. tUER TUGGIE t CO. Pacific Coast HarHWsolls '&t%:Ki£r CO cu C0 CO CaM/omio — Livermore-Lockeford. 6|9 WM. J. LESTER, Honise, Sign & Decorative Painter, Main 8tr«et, Llvernore, €?al. Next door east of LIvermore Hotel. Contracts taken for all kinds of Paint Work. Qold Work, Kalnumininer. Whitening and Tin- ning done at short notice. OraininK and Paper HanKing. Also, dealer in all goods in the line of Paints. J. L. MITCHEL, REAL ESTATE AND QEMiL INSURAHCE iQENT, OFFICK : O. P». R. K.. r>epot, LIVERMORE, CAL. LIVINGSTON. Merced County. See Cresaey. LOBETUS STATION. San Mateo County. Poat-offioe Half Moon Bay; 8 miles from Hulf Moon Bay. OLEASON EDWARD E, hotel Saunders A & J N, lum1)er LOCKEFORD. San .Ioaquin County. A post and ex- pre»s otiice, situated in tiio midst of an extr. mely fertile section, Iti miles northeast of .Stockton, by the Water- loo Wagon Road, und 7 i miles east of Lodi, the nearest station on the Central Pacilic R. i{. The situation of the town is a very favorable one, both from a buHiness stand-point, and wlien considered as a place of resi- dence. Locke ford takes its name from the Locke Bros, who settled li(!re in 1850, coming by water with sup- plies at the time of the flood. Popu- lation 300. Ambrose W B, general 'nerchaudiso and postmaster Bi'lkriaii Rev S, clergyman (Methodist) B&TJML M> general merchandise, agent VVo'lls, Fargo &, Ci>, groceries, provis- ions, dry goods, boots, shoes, hard- ware, drugs, wines, liquors and ci- gars Bryant ft Sherdian (M E Bryant and Frank Sherdian), meat market Caldwell & Starkey (Edward Caldwell and Frauk Starkey), livery stable and saloon CALLAWAY ft KUEHL (A E Calla- way and H C Kuehl), harness and saddles Carroll Miss S L, dressmaker Chadd Mrs L E, millinery Coil James, carpenter Cotton Jeremiah, saloon Cudner A A, carpenter Daily Thos, wagonmaker Day ft Feun, restaurant Fenn John, hotel and liquors Foote E N, physician ami lAirgeon Foote E N ft Sons, physicians Foote Gilbert, physician and surgeon GloverG F, agt S J & S N R R GBANT J Pi blacksmith and wagon- maker Haley J H, harnessmaker Kirk J B, constable Kuehl ft Calloway, upholsterers, etc Kuehl H C, saddler and hiiriicssmaker La Rue ft Boag (J M La Rue and James Boag), grain warehouse Locke D J, grain warehouse Locke Luther J, meat market Lone Star Flouring Mills, S L Magee & Co proprs - Owens George, wheelwright and justice of the peace FASCOE REV W H, Congregational clergyman Patton R L, propr Patton's Hotel Ringer Geo, saloon and constable Rogers Isaac, propr Ijockeford Hutal Rue L k Boyue, warehouse Sargent C S, physician Sherden F, butcher SmitI) E, clergyman Solomon H S, barber STEADY BENJAMINE. blacksmith and wagonmaker 7^ GO era BENJAMINE STEACY, BIACKSMITH&WASONMAKER A(iRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Matio and Kejmirod and Stock on Imnd. Lookeford, San Joaquin Co., Cal. Thompson John G, tin shop Thorp John B, constable Tretlieway &; Daley (Arthur Tretheway and T H Daley), blacksmiths and wa- W;onmakers A6NER JULIUS, fire insurance Wagner R O, carpenter and surveyor m CO HARDWOOD LUMBER. K!UV Wr«J1Jpif,'JSS^;ia,«R^ m D>IIIEllDRCBOSSairing duno at the Lowest poitbible rated. J Loskeford, San Joaquin Co., Cal. LOCUST GROVE. Sonoma County. Post-otiice Sonoma. TILDEN & TOWLES, job printers LODI. San Joaquin Coun ry. A post, express und telegraph office, situuted on the Central Pacitic H. R., 14 miles from Stockton. The vicinity is celebrated fur its rich soil and large crops. There are two railroads running through the town, the narrow-guuge running oust and west. It is a town of abixit 80() inhabitants, and possiC'tses a chuir factory, ti airing mill, saw-mill, as well as several other tlDurisiiing busi- ness institutions. The hotel accom- modations are good. The .Sargent House, kept by Thomas A. Wilson, is .stricily tirst-class, as well as home- like, and travelers will find the host a genial one and full of courtesy to his guests. Ames & Van Vlear, blacksmiths Arnies J K, blucksmitli and wagonmaker Baker S J, harness and saddlery Botzbach K (Butzbach & Jorg' nbon) Botzbacli &, .lorgenson (K Botzbach anu J Jorgenson), restaurant Browne Kobert, livery and feed Burchard E A, physician Chambers A C, farmiiis; CLUFT MAS GERTIE D£ FORCE. editor, proprietor and publisher "Val- ley Kecord" Clutt A, Smith, agricultural implements and undertakers Comstock N A, carpenter and contractor Cope Robert, farming Coi)eland Mrs F M, dressm.iking Copuland F M, saloon Craner S, general merchandise De Force J H, planiug-mill Dickerson Caro, insurance agt »nd not- ary public Dougherty J W, livery and feed stable DOUQHERTY & WILSOIT. Uvery stalile ELLIS ft MoQUAIDt proprietors "Lodi Sentinel" Ellis Ralph, wheat buyer EMERSON HOUSE, J H . Emerson proprietor Emerson J H, propr Emerson House Fairchilds Thos, clothing Fleming J, blacksmith and h'^rseshoer Gordon Chas H, physician Graham R L & Co, druggist and post- master GRANGERS CO • OPERATIVE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION. Wm Ennis president, C T Elliott secretary, Ed R Pease manager Grant F, physician Green Bros, general merchandise (ireen Watson C, attorney-at-law Guiseppi Depauli & Co, vegetables Hanson G F, druggist Haswell Rev CS, clergyman (Methodist) Hay C A, agent C P R R and W U Tel operi>ot und shoemaking Howe E, agt Singer Manufacturing Co Hublmrd J J, ivery stable Ivory C O, gen milse and agt W, F & Co James T J, constable Jorgenson J (Botzb.'ch & Joruenson) Larrabee Chas, furniture and repairing Larson A J, soda factory .aid ice depot Lawrence & Locke, Lodi brick ware- house Lodi Flouring Mills (Sperry & Co proprs) "LODI SENTINEL" (weekly), Ellis & McQuaid pruprs (see advertisement) McDonald A L, contractor and builder McL:ichlan E 13, painter McSherry & Sinks, groceries Meeker A C, land agent, notary public and insurance agent Meiyers Sc Ziegler (F Meiyers and Wm Ziegler), restaurant and bakery Mowery G M, meat market Mowery G M, saloon Mundell John, barber Musselman David, dentist Miller Wm H, painter O'Dell T H, physician Palmer Rev T B, clergyman (Methodist) PEASE ED R. manager Grangers' Co- operative Business Association Rich C A, general merchandise Rieffel L, barber Russell T R, saloon Rutledge A T, undertaker and lumber U9 m CO CO CO C^ ca C/9 CO o o PRISON CELLS, «'"'in«-*"r.'«' liVntM-M ft*'., W«. 9X7 Nalu Kllreet. «. JV. CALVIN NUniNG £ SON. •«4 >UEII. TUBBLE t CO.. MRDWOOD UIWBEH. "JSJ Vrmmtitmim. California — Lodi-Lompoc. 631 8AB0ENT HOUSE (The), Thomas A VVilsou proprietor; oflSce of the New Hope and Mokelumae Hill atagea Singer Machine Oifioe, £ Howe agent Smith Harvey, blaokamith and wagon- maker Smith W D, meat market Stewart W 0, clergyman (Congrega- tional) Stoddard T, harness, saddlery and lum- bur Stopp k Co, saloon Tabor Mrs P C, M D, electrician and medicated baths Tindell Mrs M £, millinery loni George, stoves and tinware Tracy Thomas, saloon "VALLEY BECOBD." Mrs G De Force Cluff editor, proprietor and publisher Williamson C V, physician Wilson Miss Bellu, aivsamakinii WILSON THOMAS A. proprietor Sar- gent House , Zigne o Antona, fruit stand FASHION LIVERY STABLE, LODI, CAJL.. CO c First-Class Turnouts MODERATE CHARGES. Special attention given to Boarding and Trunsii'iit Tciinia. DOUGHERTY & WILSON, I'KOPRIETORS. ®®( f^OI3I, THOS. A. WILSON, Proprietor. - OA.LlF'OR^rVIA. FIRST-CLASS ACC OMMODATIONS at Moderate Charges. Office of the New Hope and Mokelum.'ie Hill Stages. The Sargent House is a first-class Hotel kept by THOS. A. WILSOX. LOMO. BiTTR County. Post-oflico West Branch ; 3U miles from Cliico. C00LE7 A W, hotel LOMPOC. Santa Barbara County. A post, ex- press and telegraph office; an agricul- tural town, surrounded by a large ex- tent of country devoted to farming, Btook-rai'fing and dairying. The col- ony coi,taiii9 <''.Sout 1,5U0 people, there being atiout 4<^>) in the town. It is sit- uated 1" mileti Lul&nd from the steam- er landii!/, <'n the Coast Stage Line. There are six good schools, a steam tliiuring-miU, a weekly paper, and city water works. It is a temperance settlement, saloons or hotels with "bars" not being allowed. Anthony Bros (G J and Orville An- thony), blacksinithing Austin W H, painter Axtell J D, hotel Barker Joshua, road overseer Broughton VV W, attorney -at-Iaw and deputy sheriff BROWN JOHN A. proprietor Lompoc Hotel BUCKLEY P T, boot and shoemaker (/antley & Sudden, lumber O PI O o •m cn o z > :q |B1 PI H > CD o o HARDWOOD LUMBER, ^""''^p'?.'??^-^^'^?*-'""*"-*^"^*^ *•«»»••' ! n 'k H :; Ht H,V, CoaaterTopa, AI«wel Posts. Balascera. %. ^^ ^> IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 ^«^ia ^^= y£ !M 12.2 1.1 l.-^KS ^ m 111.25 |l||.4 ||.6 « 6" • Photographic Sciences Corporation 23 W^'vT W»IN ifUflT WIISTIR.M. . 145S0 (71*)I72-4S03 m \ ^\ ^. O^ '/ LOUIS BBHYERmil I CO.. KgiSaK^aa? t (9 MBitgwnery St. 5S Is 8 O H H 632 California — Lompoo-Long Bar. fiHAintKRTiATW W W, dealer in watohea, dooka and jewelry; repair- ing done Craig E, cooper Dean M S (Hill & Dean), Furissinia Ranch Dewing A W, hairdressing Dimock H C (Dimock & Saunders) Dimock ft Sannders (H C Dimock and Z W Saunders), physicians aiid drug- gig*" Dinwiddie J F, varieties and billiards Doak N S (N S Doak & Co) DOAK N S ft CO (N S Doak and W H Schuyler), produce and commission El kinsI B (Elkins & Ivory) ELKINS & IVOBT (I B Elkins and H W Ivory), blacksmiths and wagon- makers Freil Mrs, hotel Gregg E A, carpenter Heacock £ H, attomey-at-law Heacock L J, constable Henning D C, miller Hill & Dean (F E Hill and M S Dean), apiarists, Purisaima Ranch Hill F E (Hill & Dean) Hill Jesse, stock ranch Hoops & Herbert, groceries Ivory H W (FJkins & Ivory) Kelley &. Dille (E C Kelley and I N Dille), wheelwrights Kelley E C, wagonmaker LAMBERT H H, undertaker and fur- niture LAMBERT MRS H F furnishing goods, boots, shoe-: and notions Lansdell A, tailor, justice of the peace and notary public La Salle Chas, apiarist Lompoc Flouring Mill, D C Henning supt LOMPOC HOTEL* John A Brown pro- prietor 'LOMPOC RECORD," J W Webb publisher Lukens J H, physician and surgeon McGee W J, bootmaker Murray J C, haruessmaker Newkirk & Potter (R S Newkirk and . L F Potter), feed and grain Newkirk R S (Newkirk & Potter) Parsons Mrs E B, milliner and dress- making Peck O (O Peck & Son) Peck O & Son (O and W H Peck), hardware Peck W H (0 Peck & Son) Potter L F (Newkirk & Potter) Presley Frank, livery, feed and sale sta- ble Punley J F, livery Roberts Geo, real estate, general busi- ness agt and notary public N Rudolph H S, general merchandise Ruppert A, mineral water Saunders C L, general merchandise Sannders Z W (Dimock ft Saunders) Schuyler W H (N S Doak ft Co) Sloan James (Sloan ft Steward) Sloan ft Stewart (Jas Sloan and Stewart), meat market Stewart N ^Sloan ft Stewart) TX! (iKER- B Ft varieties, insurance, Sostmaster, and agent Wells, Fargo Co Tucker Phil Jr, varieties and grain mer- chant WXB8 J W( publisher "Lompoc Rec- or«l," and.general job printing 'WEILL !• general merchandise and commission Wilkin C E (WUkin Sisters) Wilkin L A (Wilkin Sisters) Wilkin Sisters (C E and L A Wilkin), milliners and dressmakers Woodcock F S, clergyman (Methodist) LONE PINE. Inyo Cocnty. A post and express office, 16 miles south of Independence. Barnes J, hotel Burkhardt Fred, watches and jewelry Burt W, livery stable Cohn E, general merchandise CoUeau L, physician Crilovinh C, restaurant Dodge J G, livery stable Edwards E H, general merchandise Harvey A C, blacksmith and wagon- maker Harvey W B, meat market Hughs J R, saloon Lasky L, general merchandise Lubken John, brewery Meysan C, general merchandise Montana A A & Bros, saloon Montano ft D>rnalech (A A Montano and P Domalech), liqu.)rs Richards ft Castro, liquors Soccocia B, fruit and confectionery Stewart Mrs A, hotel STEWART J J> postmaster and agent Wells, Fargo ft Co Williams ft Quinn (D H Williams and J D Quinn), brewery Zaun S, general merchandise LONG BAR. Post-office Brown's Yuba County, Valley. Hague L L, physician . ) Hibbert ft Burris, grocers Pelatier D, vineyard CALVIN NUTTiNG i SON, »e7 MAi:V HTRBRT, MAW FHAWCi^SCOw li'on Ooora, Bank Vaaitat ■!«• Wff "'■li men Tlimc 9 nn cj^azsrsv ■^xroosa os* jlx.x< aexaqros. mitn, IUUIIIl & OU., wo** mawHtuWjH'itr Wtr«ck raiser Ross A E, stock raiser Ross R E, stock raiser Steinberger J M, liotel and ranch LONG VALLEY. Plumas County. Post-office Quincy. Hariery Thos, ranch Lon({horst G A, general merchandise Parker Wm, hotel Teft L V, mine LONGVILLE. Plumas County. A pnst-office, miles northwest of Qumcy. Lemm F, dairy Miller A. hotel and feed stable MILLER F. Humbug V illey Wallich E, general merchaiulise Welch P R, hotel and merchant 31 LOOKOUT. Inyo County. Post office Darwin. FITZGERALD Ft general mnrchaudise uuil saloon LOOKOUT. MoDOo County. A post-office, 9^ miles west of Adin. BROWNELL BEOS> general merchan- dise Brownell L G, notary public Craig T P, postmaster Dowt'll F M, wagoumaker and livery stable Dowell N, gunsmith and tanner lievento R E, feed stable Marcus J W, justice of the peace Movers S C, hotel LORIN. Alameda Counit. A potst-office, 3^ miles from Oakland. WUITNET VHiieties E L> postmaster and LOS ALAMOS. Santa Barbaua Counts'. A post and express offi ;e, 15 miles northeast of Lompoc. Population 60. Averill H A, lumber yard Ayers & Walker, druggists Ayers Wm, druggist Brown Wm, butcher Coleman & Hesser, butchers Cumming James, C' instable Curtis W W, justice of the peace Foxen F R, road ov< rseer Gonzalez A F, restaurant Herrer.i Anselnio, billiard saloon Hessar P J, butcher Jones Henry, bootmaker Kuhn L, restaurant Laughliii Bros, general merchandise LESLIE A, genertd merchandise and postmaster Martinez A G, saloon Patterson Chus D, livery stable Perkins E 1>, livery Pt Sal Wharf and Lumber Co Purkiss John A, flour-mill •Seidenfeld A, fruits Snyder J D, hotel and saloon Triplett W C, harness \Vait« H H, b'a C/> LOS ANGELES. Los Angeles County. A post, ex- press and telegraph office. It is the metropolis of Southern Cali- fornia, and is noted alike for its magnifi- cent climate, its extensive orange or- chards and its delightful situation. Being the diverging and converging 3. m UIDnUfnnn l IIIIDED WHITB BROM . I« * is M«ln and 14 A 1« Mpear nAnUW UUU LUmDCn, »tr««t, M. F. Wasou Mtock. cabinet Woods, ete. 41 KMIGHTS TIMPUR UIUFOHIIS. fc CO., XaMMle T^wfile, 634 California — Los Avgdea. Coint of five liaes of railway, it is made y the laws which goveru trade the chief commercial ceater of the sectioa. and with th^ increase ia population which must follow the steady flow of immigration now directed to that quar- ter, hdr importance as an emporium of traffic must augment proportionately. Ten years ago tite only railroad in Southern Ciiliforiiia was between Los Angeles and Wilmington — 22 miles— and all the travel from this flection of the State to San Francisco was by steamer — two days ti le being required, or by stage, for three days. Now we have the main trunk line uf the South- ern Pacific R. R. passing for 118 miles through the county with passenger trains daily to and from the Mississippi Valley; the Los Angeles and San Diego R. R., between Florence and Santa Ana, 27 miles; the L^ts Angeles and Ind^^pen- dent R. R. to Santa Monica, IS miles, and the road to Wilmington has baen extended to the lower harbor, 3 miles; in all 23 miles. In no respect has the gro^vth of the county been shown more clearly than in the public schools. In addition to the public schools of the county, the S ate has appropriate I f 50,001) for a building for a Branch Normal School. The sta- tistics of growth in population, in rail- roads, and in educational facilities, in- dicate the wonderful improvements in agriculture that have jusiified the pro- gress in other lines of business. Dairy t>roducts of all kinds are a source of arge revenue to farmers. At all seasons of the year the hills and valleys of the vicinity are covered witii verdure, while flowers of rare beauty and fragrance blossom perpetually. The soil of the lo- cality is very fertile and yields abund- antly. It is the county seat, and has a p ipulation of 20,000 people, many of whom are of Spanish descent. The city is beautifully laid out, has some magnifi- cent residences and eh arming yards, wh'le the business portion of the place is quite substantially and tastily 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 expres- sions of ecstiicy. If cloudless skies, lovely landsc-ipes, balmy atmosphere, lad n with the sweetest fragrance from the orange trees and an equable temper- ature, together with excellent society, are the only necessary elements in the "composition" of a Paradise, then cer- tainly the "city of angels" is an exiict counterpart. Abel W H (Horntt & Abel), opp New Depot Adam F, merchant tailor, 13 Spring ADAMS DAVID E (David E Adams & Oo), Baker Block ADAMS DAVID E ft CO (David E Adiuns, Thomas Dickeraon and Wm R Huil), real estate, office in Baker Block, cor Main and Arcadia Adams D M, attorney-at-law and police judgfi, 81 Temple Block AUpas 0, t lilor, 22 Commercial Allen & Allen (G S and N S Allen), druggists, 54 Spring Allen W S (Barker & Allen), 8 Main Alvarez J, s tloon, 14 Upper Main Amar Edward, saloon. 9 Aliso American Exchange House, Frank Mc- Garvin propr, cor Spring and 3d Anderson Mrs L, restaurant, 8 Commer- cial Apablasa C, carriage and wagonmakcr, 91) Alameda ARDAUI LOTJIS (L Lami & Co), cor Alisu and Centre Austin H C, attorney-at-law, 131 Main Avars James J, manager and e litor the "Evening Express," 23 Spring Badouin A, dyer and scourer, 24 Com- mercial Baldwin John M, civil engineer, Union Hall, Spring Ball W F, cigiirs, tobacco and notions, Post-office Building BARCLAY H A, attamey-atlaw (Bar- clay & WiUou), roomi 6-3 over 1st National Bank BARCLAY ft WILSON (H A Bar- clay aud Robt N C Wilson), attorneys- at-law, rooms U-S over 1st National Bank Btrker ft Allen (O T Barker and W S Allen), furniture, carpets, wall-paper, upholstery goods etc, 8-IOJ Main Barker O T (Barker & Allen), 8 Main Barnett W T (Edelman 4Co), 78^ Main Barrows J A, stoves, hardware, tin- ware, agricultural implements, etc, 19 Los Angeles Baruch Jacob (Hellman, Haas & Co), 14 and 16 Los Angeles Bath & F"^mir (A L 8ath and J F Fos- mir), pruprs Farmers' Foundry, 108 Spring Bauer Charles, saloon, junction Main and Alameda Baxter Edwin, attorney-at-law, 80 Tem- ple Block Bayle C, propr Fountain Saloon and Res- taurant, 67 Spring Beach Geo U, physician, 86 Main BEATJDBY V, water works and real ebtate, 81 New Bi^h mvitt NuniNG i m, Maaufaptarera all kinds IROSf WOKK, )i«7 Main MUreet, «!•■ FraaelM*. CO ■ CO oo col 03 CO oi oo oo o v» Ui oo ■p »m. Tiwaatt CO;. ciMi Hart Wort fillip FraaciMt*. CO CO CM • CM «o c/> «o Cofi/omio — Loa Angdea. 635 Beeaon W E, managerDotter ft Bradley, 61 and 63 Spring Beuot A, meat mirket, 46 Commercial WELL HORACE, attoraey-at-law, 56 Temple Block ' Bell ft Triompson (A T Bell and E R N Thompson), harness and saddles, 114 Main Benjamin N, boots and shoes, 67 main B:3nner John, meat market, 45 Spring Cernero G, groceries, opp New Depot Bertoldo 0, bootmaker, 2 Los Angeles Bertrand Louis ft Co (Louis Bertrand), wines, liquors and cigars, :{8 Lo.j Angeles Bickuell F T, physician, 17 Spring Biuknell ft White (John D Bicknell and Stephen M White), attorneys-at-law, 11, 12 and 13 Temple Block Bilderrain R, city assessor Bills ft Co (Robert and Marion Bills), f;cneral forwarders and proprs of Ovc-r- and Tiaiisfer Express, 7 Market BISHOP JOHN (VVulfrom ft Bishop), 6i) Spring Blanchurd J H, attomey-at-law, cor Main and Commercial BOAL JAMES B (Burch ft Boal), 71 BoIeNxIIETH & PHILIPFI (John Bobemitith and John I'liilippi), j b- bers and retailers, wines and liquors, 4 and .'> Market Bolinger Rev G H, clergyman (Metho- dist) BoUe Theo, meat market, i)6 Spring Biillinger \Vm, knife pleating, 6 Temple H'>ok J H, gi-iiin dealer, 46 Spring Booth Jame:* (Booth ft Phelou), cor Spring and 2d Booth ft Phelon (Jaa Booth nnd G W Phelon), groceries, cor Spring and 2d Bower J G, councilman Boyd George, candies, Post-office Build- ing Bradley C U (Duttcr ft Bradley), 80 Mum Bradshaw T T, new and second-hand house furnishing goods, 86 Spring Bragg B F, physician. Grand Central Hotel Brayttin E, attoruey-at-law, 1 16^ Main Bright J C, dry goitda, 58 Main Brinbuum Jacob, merchant tailor, 47 Main Brode Charles, gen mdse, 119 Spring BROORIGK WH J> insurance agent and president Miin Street and Agri- cultural Park R R Co. 3 Commercial BROUSSEAU J. attorn. rney, 91 Temple Block Brown Wm F, watchmaker and jeweler, 62 Main Browne F E, stoves and tinware, 64 Spring Bruuett M. saloon, cor Los Angeles and Commercial Brimjes Johti, saloon, 123 Main BRUNSON A (Brunson ft Wells), attorney -at-law, 11-17 Baker Block BRUNSON ft WELLS (A Brunson aiidG Wiley Wells), attorneys-at-law 11-17 Bak.T Block BRYSONJOHN (Bryson ft Son), cor Alameda and l^t BRYSON & SON (John Bryson), lum- ber, saah, doors and blinds wholesale and retail, corner Alameda and Ist Bale Frank, saloon, cor Commercial and Wilmington BURCH & BUAL (John D Burch and Jamus K Boal), groceries, provisions, crockery, glassware, produce, etc, 71 Spring BURCH JOHN D (Burch ft Boal), 71 Spring Burdick C H, furniture and house fur- nishmg goods, 148 Main Burdick Horace, city tax collector, 47 Spring Burgess Robt, furniture, bedding, stoves, etc, 11 Aliao Burke J H, dentist, 15^ Spring Burns John, sewing uiavhiue agt, 148 Main Burton M>js Caroline C, ladies' hair- dresser, 137 Main Burton G W (Burton ft Taney), 54 Spring Burton ft Taney (G W Burton and B Taney), real estate and insurance, 54 Spring BUSH C H> watchmaker and jeweler, 44 Main Butler G R, livery stable, 29 Main Butler J H, watchmaker and sole agt Butterick's Patterns, 139 Main Cabot C, land agt, 131 Main Cahill Jerry, propr Laclede Hotel, nr New Depot Cahn Nathan (Eugene Meyer ft Co), San Fnmcisco Cajid Antoine, harlier, 67 Spring CALICO MOUNTAIN MINING CO. U McLellan secretary, 5 Commercial CO c > 2 O m o Q '■a > < S r oo I' •■xl i J HARDWOOD UIMBEii f WAGON STOCK,'^iT?r^^.^tTV'iP touiSBHHEMiiiii tco.. j>'Rtg^7>m>:yifew.i i9isamp 635 California — Loa Angeles. California House, F Comerea propr, cor Aliso and Alameda Ciim^beli D, livery and feed stable, 47 AllBO Campbell Hngh,tin ant' sheet-iron work- er, opp New Depot Cauepa N & Co (N Canepa andLEIohe- pare), groceries, fruits, etc, cor 1st and Spring Capitol Mills (flouring), Deming, Pal- mer & Co proprd, ur junction Main And ^VlftnifiuA CAPITOL EESTAURANT, George £ Moe proprietor, 8^n Fernando opp New Market Carassus P, carpenter and cutler, 20 Commeruial Castera Chas (Russell & Castera), 28 Los Angeles Casteret J, saw filer and cutlery grind- er, 46 Commercial Castillon F, watchmaker and jeweler, 8 Commercial Castruccio Bros (James and Alex Cas- truccio), groceries, 124 Main Caystile T J (Yarnell, Cayatile, Mathes & Otis), 9 Temple Celestri 8, livery stable, 15 Aliso Cezar G G, barber. 150 Main Chamberlain & Forbes (Wm Chamber- lain and John Forbes), meat market, 56 Spring Chandler B, councilman Chapman A B (Chapman & Paul), 9 Commercial Chapman JS (Graves & Chapman), at- torney-at-law, 6 Baker Block CHAPMAN & PAUL (A B Chapman and C T Paul), btuves, ranges, tin- ware, hardware, crockery, oil stoves, etc, 9 Commercial Chapman U H, uttorney-at-law and no- tary public, 3 Commercial Chard C, confectionery and fruits, 153 Spring Charvoz Antoine, barber, 15 and 17 Main Chase Rev E S, clergyman (Methodist) Chauviii A C, groceries, 70 Main CHEESEBROUQH CHAS C. cigars and cubacco and proprietor Los An- geles Cigar Factory, 29 Spring CHILDS M W, stoves, ranges, pumps, tin, sheet iron, hardware, glas^Wiire, etc, plumber and gosfitter, 21 Los Angeles Clarke (Jeo J, notary publi •, 22 Spring Clark Thos B (Northcruft & Clark), cor Arcadia and Main Cline VV H, barlier, 10 Temple Cocliran W G (Maynard & Cochran), physician, Mascarel Block CogsA'ell William, artist, 143 Main Cohen B (Cohen k Reich), meat market, San Fernando, East Los Angeles Cohen & Reich (B Cohen and C Reich), meat market, San Fernando, East Los Angeles Cohu Adulph, clothing, 9 Commercial Cohn B, councilman Cohn 1, dry goods and clothing, 79 Main Cohn Jacob, cigar mfr, cor Los Angeles and Commercial Cohn J B, dry goods and clothing, 23 and 25 ix)s Angeles COHN K(UNen mark & Co), 11 Los Angeles Coleman Chas Jr, editor and publisher "Semi-Tropic California," cur Spring and Court Collins M T, saloon, cor Alameda and Commercial Colson J B, blacksmith and wagon- maker, 68 Aliso Comandich D P, restaurant, opp New Depot Comeres F, propr California House, cor Aliso and Alameda COMPTON D (Compton & Kerr), Poat-ottiee Budding COMPTON ft KERB (G D Compton and James Keir), real estate and loan agents, room 4 I'ost-ofiice Buildinz CONTINENTAL OIL AND TRANS- PORTATION CO. E A Edwards manager, 23 Los Angeles COOPER H H (laaac C Goff & Co), Cvirner Aliao and Ahimedu Cooper W F, supervisor, Downey P Corker & Barclay (J R Corker and F H Barclay), real eatate, 1st bet Spring and Main Cos^rove James, saloon and restaurant, 5*) Los Angeles COSMOPOUTAN HOTEL. Hammel & Douker proprietors, 49 and 51 Main Cotton & Baxter (J H Cotton and Ed- win Baxter), real estate, abstract and law office, 80 Temple Block COULTER B F. «lry and furnishing goods, 3(1 and 32 Muin Coupil (i, bootmaker, 109 Spring Covarrubias N A, livery stable, 18 Main Cox R S, architect, 54 Spring Crawfor I J S, dentist, 12 Downey Block CRIMMINS JOHN, plumber, steam and g.i>titter, corner Ist and Spring Cull in \V B, tax collector. Court House Cnmmings James, overseer chain gang Cununings W M, livery stable, 37 Los Angeles Cunningh im R G, dentist, 74 Main Curson & Wilson (E J Curson and W D Wilson), wholesale commission mer- chants PION££R IRON WORKS, CAI.VIIV NITTIMW A M(»W. Propri«'lorN. KaUU»Uah«d 1M49 ««7 MhIu liCreet. «l V. wmm MM. TOGGLE t CO.. OAK PLANK. "aJRaasr- California — Loa Angelea. 637 Cnyns A, tenchor of Spanish, 24 Main Cuyas Mrs L, furnished r ;om8, 24 Main Cuziier James (K«'rckho£, Cuzner & Co), cor Alameda and Macy Dalxalarrando A (Mesnager ft Co), cor Los Angeles and Commercial Daly Mrs 8, millinery, 135 Main Darling A F, oculist and anrist, 74 Main D'AssouviUe , physician, cor Los Angeles and Commercial Davis Clias W, architect, 3 Downey Block Davis Mrs H B S, millinery and fancy goods, I2S) Spring Davis Joe, Upper Main Day Charles E, music and musical in- struments, 05 Sprint; Dc Cardona S A, mgr "La Cronica" Publishing Co, 2 Downey Block Delp!?ch Mrs L F, dressmaking, 5 Spring Del Valle & De Puy (R F Del Valle and Tlieo J De Puy), nttorneys-at-law, 17 Spring Deiniiig Jos Gr, mt^r Capitol Flour Mills, new juncti'^n Alameda and Mtiin Den K S, physician, 23 Buker Block Denker A H (Hammel & Denker), 49 and 51 Main De Puy Tilt J (Del Valle & Do Puy), 17 SpriiiGT DESMOND D, hotter, lOl Main De Turk J G, livery and feed stable, 12 Ist De Weihs Mrs D S Corona, drensmak- ins, millinery, pianos, etc, 45 Main DICKERSON THOMAS ( David E Ad- ains i^ Co), B tker Block DILLON & KENEALT (Richard Dil- lon and John Kenealy), dry goods and gent:)' furnishing goods, corner Main and Kcqnena DILLON RICHARD (Dillon & Ken- eidv). corner Main and Be(|uena DOBlNSON A. real odtate and notary public, 7 Commercial Dockwt'iler Henry, saloon, cor Main and l>t Dohs Fred K, barber, 123^ Main Dol V^, restaurant, 07 Main 1) •niingiues P H, saloon, Upper Main D itter & Br.idloy (John C Ditter and C H Br.wllcy), furniture, carpets, wall p:i|ter, etc, K0-S4 Main and 01 and (>3 Spring Dotter John C (Dotter & Bradley), SO Muin D.iorier P W, attorney-at-Iaw, 4 and 8 Downey Block Downey John C, capitalist, 10 Downey Block Dra>>enfeld Geo B, insurance agt, room 4 over First INTatioii.d Bank DRETERJOHN(I>reyer & Wange- niun, 46 Spring DBETER ftWANOEMAN (John Druyer and Herman Yangeman), ci- gars and tttbacco and cigar manufac- turers, 46 Spring Dunnmmun C, hardware and tools, 64 Main Dunham E (Dunham & Schieffclin), cor Main a d Plaza DUNHAM & SCHIEFEELIN (E Dunham and Clinton Schietfelin), pro- frietors Pico House, corner Main and laza DUNKELBEROEB I Bi postmaster; post-otfice Spriug near 1st Dunsmore I A, fancy goods, gents' fur- nishing goods, Aats, cutlery, etc, 25 Spring Eastman J G, attorney-at-law, 40 Spring EATON CHABXES (Shroder & Eatou) Pico Hou^e Eaton Fred K, supt Los Angelea City Water Co, Murciiessault and Plaza Ebinger L, bakery, 94 Spiing ECKERT ROBERT, saloon and res- taurant, cor Muin and R'tinena Edelman B W (Edelman & Co), 78i Main Edelman & Co (B W Edelman and W T Barnett), cii^ar manufact irers and ci- gars and tobacc >, 78^ Maiu Edgar Win D, physician, Pico House Edmunds C H, veterinary surgeon, 35 Spring EDVCTARDS E A, manager Scofield & Tevis, and Ctmtinental Oil and Transportation Company, 23 Los Au- geles Edwards H, real estate and loans, 35 Spri'ig Eiohhorn Martin, barber,opp New Depot Ellis Rev John W, past »r First Presby- terian Church and publisher ^^i "The Light" Ellis L (Ellis & Son), 55 Main Ellis L S (Ellic & Son), 55 M tin Ellis & Sou (L and L S Ellis), photo- graphers, 55 Maiu and 44 Now Hi j)i Eiidl b'enlinand. propr Hutul de Stras- b t( Mtr««t.M. F. 638 California — Los Angeles. CO FEINTUCH BBOS (A and M Fein- tucli), fancy and lad'es audgentV fur- nishing goods, zephyr worstud, no- tions, etc, 38 iSpring FEINTUCH BROS., Importara, Jobbers and Dealers in ZEPHrnWORSp TRIMMINGS RIBBONS, Worsted and Cambric Emh-oider- ies, German and Uermantown Wonlen and Cottm Tams, Ladies' and Gents' Furiiiifhini;' Ooitds, Genuine Priniess of .Wales Kid Gloves, Nutiiins, Jewelry, Perfumery, eti.-. No. MS Spring Street, between First and Court Streets, Log Anj^eles, Cal. [ (Feintuch Bros), 3S physician, Post-office FEIHTXrCH : Spring Fellows Isaac, Building Fennesy James, carriage and wagonma- ker and blacksmith, 145 Alameda Ferguson VViliiam, livery stable, 31 Main Ferner Simon, pawnbroh.er, 4 Commer- cial Fit^kelstein E, dry goods, 7 Commercial Finkelsteinlsiidore, dry goods, 131 Main Finlay A J, station agent S P R R Co, First Baptist Church, S6 Main FIRST NATIONAL BANK.. E F Speace president, W Lacy cashier, 6S Main First Presbjrterian Church, cor Los An- gels and Arcadia Fisher C L, bouts and shoes, 26 Spring Fisher Jam^s A, justice of the peace, 79 Temple Block Fk.eschman Jacob, saloon, 62 Spring Foche Charles, groceries, cor Aliso and Garcia FORD GEO 0, proprietor Grand Cen- tral Hotel Foster G S (Brown & Mathews), 55 Spring Fox H B, furnishing goods, clothing, hats, etc, 42 Spring Fox Mm >i M, dressmai^ing, 54 Main FOY MISS MART E. librarian Los Angeles City Public Library, Downey Block FOY S Ci saddles, hariies?, saddlery, liardware, wholesale and ret ul, tents and wagon covers, etc, 17 Los An- geles Franck A, meat market, 144 Main FRENCH L W> dentist, 86 Main Froelilinger 4; Matthiuseu (Theo Froeh- linger and Peter Matthiesen), saloon, KK) Main FULLER 6t DAY (Henry Fuller and A C Day), manufacturers woven-wire mattresses, wholesa.e dealers in chairs, I lO Ist ' Furrey W C, hardware, stoves, agricul- tural implements, etc, 33 Spring Gage II T, attorney-ut-law, 6 C^wney Block '.e T C, physician Ganee P, propr "L'Union Nouvelle," room 21, Downey Bh>ck GARDINER W P. attomey-at law, 37 and 38 Baker Block GARDINER THOMAS, business man- ager ' 'Los Angeles Evening Telegram, " 134 Main Gardner & Klinefelter (T A Gardner and S K Klinefelter), candy nifr-<, 36 Main Gardner T A (Gardner & Klinefelter). S6 Main Gatus H 0, gnneral blacksmith, 165 Spring Gaudilupi Amandus, bootmaker, Upper Main Gauthier F, saloon, 9 Main GAY LESUB F (Woodhead ft Gay), 46 Spring Gelatt H B (Gelatt & Wells), Requena bet Los Angeles and Wilminj^ton Gelatt k Wells (H B Gelatt and W H Wells), livery sttbles, Requena bet Los Angeles aad Wilmington Gerkens J F, saloon, San Fbrnaudo, East Los Angeles GERMAIN El commission and for- warding and wholesale produce, 28 and 3() Main Gibbs G C, attomey-at-law, 30 Baker Block GIBSON C Wi groceries, crockery, provisions and produce. Richar.l Hei- mann mana er, 80-S4 Main Gibson F A (Judson, Gillete and Gib- son), 131 Main Giese F Jr, druggist, 60 Spring GIESE HENRY, agricultural imple- ments, wagons, etc, 22 Aliso Gilchrist J D, job printer, 13 Downey Block Gillete J W (Judson, Gillete & Gibaou), 131 Main Gilliland Thomas, master car-repairer, Southern Pacific R R Gillingham , physician, 129 Main Gillniann Henry, barber, 96 Main Gim Charles, wood and hay yard, 183 Spring GLASSELL. SMITH & PATTON (Andrew Glassell, Geo H Smith and Geo S Patton), attorneys-at-law, 88- 90 Temple Block Gli.lden E C, agt New No. 8 Wheeler k Wilson Sewing Machines, 127 Main GL03E COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS. E W Pratt ftCu proprietors, 86-90 Aliso m CO CO CO 3 s &0 CO o 4 s a o 00 M o PRISON CELLS, »^%$^&;af'.T;S:J£^~F.CALVIN NUHING & SOU AllEN. TUGGLE t CO., VENEERS IH and «0 Mpear St Mail i>'ran«laro. 4 a t 00 o CI s X 9 B s 9 0) I California — Loa Amgelea. 639 Olover C J, propr Sonthorn Pacific Transfer Co, 40 Main Olover R C, blaokamith, cor New High aid Ist Gti.lfrey Bros (H D and A O Godfrey), drugifiatti and ohemiHts, 91 Spring Godfrey John P, attorney-at-law, 9 T. mplo Block OOFF ISAAC G (laaao GofiT & Co), cnr Aliso and Alameda OOFF ISAAC C ft CO (I^aac C Goff and H H Cooper), commission and dealers in California produce, corner Aliso and Alameda Goldman W P & Co (VV Pand I S Gold- man), watchmakers and jewelers, 28 Spring Goldstein Mrs S, groceries and fruits, 142 Main Goldsworthy John, civil and mining engineer, 53 Temple Block Golltner Charles, carriage painter, Aliso bet Los Angeles and Alametla Gondran Auguste, barber, 3 Aliio Goodeoough & Gregory, fruits, 78 Spring Goodwin L C, vice-pres Farmers' and Merchnts' Bank, 31 Main (joodwin P, horaeshiier, 107 Spring OOULD WH. publisher "ihe Daily Commercial," 54 Spring Gould Wdl D, atturney-at-law, 82 and 83 Temple Block Graham D M (Riley & Graham), 29 Main Graham H C (Thayer & Graham), 29 Sprini; GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL. Geo A Fi»rd pr prietDr, 30-2 Main Grand R, lilat^ksmith and wagohmakcr, lOi) New Aliso Graves & Ch ipm^n (J A Graves and J 8 Cliapman), attorneys-at-law, 6 Ba- ker Block Graves J A (Graves & Chnpman), at- toriioy-at-law, G B.iker Block Gray Wm H, nutary public, 1.11 Main Green £ K, wind-milU, pump^ and tanks, Temple nr New High Groenbaum K, cigars, tobacco, notions, etc, 98 Main Gritlin E, bo tmaker, 43 Spring Gi'ifliii George, civil engineer, Downey Block Griffin J E, attorney-at-law, 45 Temple Block Griffin J W, collector, 22 Spring GRIFFITH J M (J M Gnffith & Co), plaitinij-mills, lumber, lime and plas- ter, Alameda north of Macy, residence 87 F.Tt GRIFFITH JM & CO (J M Griffith), pluning-mills, lumber, lime and plas- ter, Alameda north of Macy Groben Henry, saloon, Requena under U S Hotel Grover N B,. bootmaker and fruits, 80 Spring Ouercio Camillo, barber, 29 J Spring GUERRERO J D, groceries, cor Up- per Main and Marcnesaault Haas A (Hellman, Haas & Co), 14 and 16 Los Angeles Haas Jacob (Hellman, Haas & Co), 14 and 10 Los Angeles Haefner F W (Schmidt & Haefiier), 45 Los Ant^eles Haines R R, local mgr W U Tel Co HALEY S> att9rney-at-law, room 2 over First National Bank Hall A W, insurance and real estate asrt, 7 Commercial BLALL CHAS V* commission mer- chant, wholesale dealer in fruits, grain and country produce, trial orders and consignments solicited, 92 Spring Hall J H, fruits, conlectionery, cigars and tobacco, 130 Main Hall T S, internal revenue and custom broker, 13 Court Hambrook R J (Hambrook & Ward), cor Miirchessault and Alameda Hambrook & Ward (R J Hambrook and James Ward), furniture manufactur- er*. cor Marchessault and Alameda HAMBURGER A, propri tor Peoples' Store, dry goods, shoes and millinery, 84 and 86 Main HAMMEL ft DENKER (Henry Ham- niel and A H Dunker), proprietors Cosmopolitan Hotul, 49 and 51 Main, and United States Hotel, cor Main and Requena Hammel Henry (Hammel & Denker), 49 and 51 Main Hammond Miss L .T,millm3ry, 30 Spring Haniman & Bloeser (P Haniman and W A Bloeser), poultry, game, fruits, etc, 134 Main Hanly Geo T & Co (Geo T Hanly), cof- fee and spice mills, teas, cofTee, spices, baking powder, etc, near Now Depot Hannon J, phys cian, Mascarel Block HannonJC, supervisor, Savannah Poat- offico Hansen GeoTge (Hansen & Solano), Union Hall, Spring Hansen & Solano (Geo Hansen and Alfred Solano), surveyors^ Union Hall, Spring Harbeck Adolph, saloon, 48 Spring Harbert B, restaurant. S2 Spring Hargitt G, carpenter and builder, Tem- ple near New High HARPER, REYNOLDS & CO (C F Harper, C C Reynolds and Robins Little), hardware, st -ves, and metals, 108 and 110 Main and 77 Los Angeles C/» CO c > z o o o S3 GO CO CO CO CO GO nAnUllUUU LUmllLn* »t,«».V Boat »i4*«:k,OakPtauk and Tlmliev. ■■■ I nine DQIVZDIIill 9 nn JRWRLRKM. tror CitMMIs tow^r thttii mmj 640 Calif 0)11111 — Loa Angeles. Harris L, clothing, 03 Main HARTLEY TOHN DAVIS, physician and surgeon, 32 uiid 83 B.iker Block Harvey Mrs Julia, einploymeut office, 8 Temple Has* L M, watchmaker and jeweler, ISO Main Har tings S. electrical physician, Post- oifice Building HAVERSTICK J W. receiver United States laud otfije, MuD.triuid Block Hayes John, bnntmaker, 121 Main Hayman B, hlavkamith and wagon- maker, 38 Ali-*o Hazard G W, harness and saddles, 26 Lis Ani(eles Hazard H '1', attorney-at-Iaw and city attorney, S> Downey Block Hnzaltiie Wm, dentist, IIU^ Main Hechtman A J (tiechttnan &> Van Matre), opp New D^'pot Hechtman &, Vim M!itre(A J Hechtman and M Van Matre), prO|>riet;orti Kan- sas City House, opp new depot of Southern Pacitic H R HEIHANN RICHARD, m^r for C VV Gibson. 80, 8:i.and 84 Main Hfiiisuh H, saddles, hirnes-*, saddlery, hardware, etc, 23 Main opp Baker Block HEINZEM AN C F> druggist and chem- ist, 72 M.I in HELLMAN. HAAS & CO (H W Hel- man, Jacob and A Haas, an Ljs Angeles, 14 and 16 Cominerc Hellmun H W (Hd'lir aas & Co), 14 and 16 Los Aug .<..■> Hellmah L W, prjiiJeit Farmers* and Merchants' B mic, 51 Main Hellman 8, books, stationery, hard- ware, etc, 8 Spring and il3 Main Hond -rson J A (Henierdou & Marshall), 36 Los Anareles HEITDERSOX & MARSHALL (J A UeiietliSDn, M H La t'etra and W F Marshall), importers and dealers in iron, steel, hardware, wagon and car- riage material, 36 Los Angeles Henry Chas, supt Naud's warehouse, Alameda opp Birgen Herrick John, feed and sale stable, 111 Sprinst HE\Kr£S M S> boots and bhoes, 69 8priiig Hewitt E E, assistant snpt S P 11 B, Los Angeles and Yuma Division Hiilario Prcci ido & Co, Mexican res- taurant, 13 Main HINDS GEORGE (Vickery & Hinds), 122 Main Hinton J W, supt public schools, Court House Hir^uhfeM P, book*, stationery and fancy goods, 7 1 Main Hod^kins M E (A E Hoyt & Co), 70 Spring Ho4' M, dry goods, 42 Fort Holbrook J k', uit'r we'l uud water pip** and deep well pumps, Bequeuu ur Wdmington HOLDERSBACH H. wire works, 46 li«t Hollaway J B, attorney-at-law, 64 Temple Block HOLLlENBEGK A H> stencilr, rubber stamps, e.c, 4 L is Angeles HoUiugsworth J W, dentist, 17 Spring Holmes A C, notary public, 37 Temple Block Holmes & Scott (Mrs A B Holmes and C O Scott), wood and coal, 1 10 Spring Holton G M, attoraey-at law, 13 Tem- ple Block Homistou R C, c rpouter and builder, 5 I'd Horan Miss Leonora, dressmaking, 17 Spring Home & Abal (W A Home and W H Abj|), drug;;i3ts, opp New Depot Horni \V A (Home & Abel), opp New Depot Hossman E, barber, 20 Spring Hotel de Strasbourg, F Endl propr, 159 Alameda Uouche E L, restaurant, Requena bet Main and Los Angeles Hough A M, clergyman (Methodist) HOVGHTELIN D K- poultry, fish, game and oil, t)8 Spring Howard Bryant & Co (Bryant Howard), paints, oils, glass and hardware, 126 Main Howard F H, attorney-at-law, 78 Tem- ple Block Howard James G, attorney-at-law, 16 and 18 D iwney Block Howard Volney E, superior judge, Court House Ho vo Geo E, tin and sheet iron ware, cor S|ve3& Co), 36 Sprin Howes F C & Co (F C Howes and Lew J Thomp<«>n), wholesale and retuil groceries, 36 Spring Iloyt A E (A E Hoyt & Co), 70 Spring HytAE&C. (AE Hoyt and M E Hodgkins), furniture, 70 Spring HubbeTl S C, attorneyat-la»v, cor Main and Commercial HUFf Wlf R (David E Adams & Co), Baker Block Hiig'ies Robert, Russian medicated elec- tric baths, 13 Main PKISON CELLS, iU7 Malu Street, ."'!''.'' CALVIN N JTTiNG i SON. mn, TUGGIE t CO.. NEXIMW MHO WOODS.'^.'g.SKKJ!^ Catifornia — Loa Avgelea. 641 HnghM Mn W B, dressmaking, II MHiii Hughua W R, hay yard and feed store, »U Spring Hupp Geo S, attoruey>at-law, Temple Block Hutton J F, attorney-at-law Huttou Sutherland, real eatate lUioh J, restaurant and oyster saloon, 117 Main I O O T Hall, 80 Main Jackson John E, city surveyor. Union Hull, Spring Jaooby Bros (N C and L Jaooby), cloth- injit, cor Teinp'e and Main Jacoliy (Jacuoy Bros), res San Fran- cisco Jacoby Conrad, editor and propr "Sued- Oaliforuische Podt," 74 Main Jarbeck Misa C J, ladies' hairdresser, 6Ui Sprins Jenkins U M, city water overseer, 2 Ist Jensen C, m< ruliant tailor, 7 Spring JOHNSON CHAS B, register United Stativi Land Ottice, McUonuld Block, and attorufy-at-law, i) Temple Block Johnson H M, real estate, 17 Spring Johnson Mrs Fetra, fruits, candies, etc, 2U Main Jones J H, feed and sale stable, cor Spring luul 5th JOURDAN CHARLES, cooper, 4G Comuieriiul JOURDAN MRS CHARLES, wines, liiiuurs, rruita, Oiiudioa and groceries. 48 Cunimerciid Judson A U, nt'orney-nt-Iaw, 131 Main JVDSON. OILLETE & OIBSON. searchers of rectrds, abstracts and titles, 131 Main Kansas City House, Hechtman & Van Matre proprs, opp new depot South- ern Pacific K R Katz B, attorney-at-law, 45 Temple Block Kays J C, citv treasurer KfiNEALT JOHN ( Dillon & Kenealy), corner Main and Ke(iii«'na KERCKUOff, GUZNER & CO (W a ami lieo Kerckhotf uiid J'tuies Cuz- ner), lumber, dixirs, saali, lath, plaster, cement, pliming-niill, etc, corner Ala- nietla and Macy KeruklioirGeoriiu (KerckhofT, Cuzner & Co), couucdman, cor Alameda and Macy Kerokhoff W G (Kerckhoff, Cuzner & Co), cur Alameda ami Macy KERR JAMES (Compton & Kerr), PoHt-ofiice Building KIEFER J & GO (J. P P and O H Kiefer), impoitcrx and dealers in wines, liquors and cigors, nifrs Cal- if, rnia wines and brandies, 12 Main Kiefer J (J Kiefer & Co), 12 Main Kiefer O H (J Kiefer ft Co), 12 Main Kiefer P P (J Kiefer ft Co), 12 Main King A J, atturney-at-law, 74 Temple Bn.ck King Henry, chief of po'ice, 40 Spring K.NQ HENRY (King ft Villa), 20 Aliso KINO ft VILLA (Henry King and David Villa), horsttiiuers, 20 Aliso Kirkpatrick Itoss, physician, 68 Aliso Kirkpati'ick R C, pliysiuijin, IIU^ Main Klinefelter S K (Gardner ft Klinefelter) 3U Main Knox M M, physician, 116) Main Kohler A, attorney-at-law, 72 Temple Block Koster J, bakery, 94 Spring Kostliwy J, boAtmaker, lU Commercial Kremer M, iiisurance iigt, 4 Spring Knck D (Kuck ft Ludemunn), 5*2 Mprin^r Kuck ft Ludeniann (D Kuck jud F Lu(lemann), |)ro)irs the Fount, lin Sa- loon, 52 and 54 Spring Kuhrts <*, chief tire department and Council lan Kurtz JiiBe|*h, physician, 29 Main Kysor E F (K^sor ft Morgan), 131 Main KTSOR ft MORGAN (E F Kysor and O Morgiin), arcliitectsi, 131 Main Labonge A, barber, 5ii Main Laclede Hotel, Jerry Cahill propr, nr New Depot "LA CR0NICA,"LaCronicaPub1ish- iui; (.'o publis lers, 2 Downey Block LACT W, c.tshier First Naiiunul Bank, 68 Main LA FETRA G W, principal of the Los Angeles Business College, Post- otiice Buildinc; LA FETRA C W, proprietor Los An- gelu:> BuHineSj Cullegi-, 1-4 Odd Fel- lows Building La Fetra M H (Henderson ft Marshall), 3U Lnn Angeles LALANDE F, liqnnrs and grocer ie!>, wholesale and retail, corner First and Alameda Lamb C C, county recorder. Court House Luml> ft Warren (C K Lamb and T R Warren), carpenters and builders, loU Spring Lam hie Wm T, division road master, S PR R Lambourn Frederick (Lambourn & Tur- ner), 24 and 2ti Aliso Lamlionrn & Turner (Fredk Lambourn and Wm F Turner), groceries), 1:4 and 20 Aliso LAMI L ft CO (T.I Lami and Louis Ar- daut), carriaj^e and wagon makers, cor Aliso ami Centre CO cn oo 11 1 ' ' S CO UADniMlinn IIIIUIDC J %VIIIT4-^ HKOM.. I,^« l.k Main uiKl 14* lOMpiar nAnUlf UUU LUnlDLn, mt,H v. Ulu«k Wuluut, Simulsh cedar, Veueevs. rii» 1 I KBIGHTS TEMPUB UHlFOBIirSgyaS ftr%. SrffllXZii^' 642 CcUifornia — Loa Angelea. LAMI LOUIS (L Lami k Co), grocer- ies, 128 New Aliso Lamnthe John, auloon and boarding, cor Requena and Los Angeles Lankershim & Co, proprs Lo« Angeles Mills, 47-51 Commercial, uor Ala- meda Lnssere C, saloon, 15 Aliso Lathrnp H B, physician, Baker Block Lauth Philip (Lauth & Stecker), cor 3d aiin LEVY SIMON, forwarding and com- mission dealer in hides, wool, grain, etc, 49 Aliso, also Hermosilla, Uuay- mas and Mexico Lewis Bros (M E and M Lewis), boots and shoes, 57 and 50 Spring Lichtenberger L, manfr and impor'er carriagetand wagons, 147 and 14U Main Loeb L (Eugene Meyer & Co), 17 Spring Liever John, gunsmith, guna, pistols, etc, 11 Commercial Linde Freda ick, watchmaker and jew- eler, 71 Muin Lindley Milton, county treasurer, oflSce Farmers' and Merchants' Bank Ling R A, constable LIFS C C( manager for E Martin & Co, 24 Main Littleboy William, druggist, 102 Main LOCKHART L j> hay, grain and mill f ed, 40 Los Angeles Lockwood Geo N, constable Lockwood J, train-master S P R R Logan Miss M, dressmaker, 5 First LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COL- LEOE (The), C W La Fetra principal, Post-office Building LOS ANOELES BUSINESS COL- LEGE. CW La Fetra proprietor, 1-4 Odd Fellows Building Los Angelea Cigar Factory, Chas Cht'eselirongh propr. 29 Spriiyr LOS ANGELES OtTT FUHUOLI- BBABT. hiiaa Mary £ Foy librarian, Downey Block Los Angeles City Water Co, Frodevick Eaton supt, cor Marchessault and Plaza Los Angeles County Bank, I S Slauann Sres, H L McNeil cashier, Temple lock "LOS ANGELES DAILY TIMES." YiirnoU, Cay stile, Mathes & Otis itroprietors, 9 Temple OS ANGELES EVENING TEL- EGRAM." Evdniiig Tolegram Pub- lishing Co publiahers, Tho': Cardiner business manager, 134 Main Los Angelei Oas Co, office works. Turner "LOS AI7GELES HERALD." (daily and weekly), J D Lynch editor and publisher, 25 Spring Los Angeles Ice Mfg Co, Oeo E Milliken mgr, opp New Depot Los Angelea Infirmary, conducted by the Sisters of Charity, opp Union Depot Los Angeles Mills (flouring), Lanker- ahim ft Co proprs, 47-51 Commercial, cor Alameda Los Angeles Soap Co, Forthmann ft Bergin, 23-27 Banninst "LOS ANGELES STAR" (monthly), iitso T Uaiily ft Co publishers, near New Depot Los Angeles Telephone Co, W C Per- kins mk«nr. Oak. Auk. VThitm W«*4. Itmpt*, Ktr. S J^ i2 CO » D California — Lo8 Angeles. 643 Maier Simon, meat market, 37 Spring Munnmg Joseph, painter, Id and 17 Conrt MansHeld k Cheney Mohn Manafleld MndWm A Cheney K attorr.eye-at-iaw, 40, SO and 51 Temple Blor^k Marietich J, chop houie, 4:'. Main MnrU-au k Kaynea (Wm F 'iMrleau and Frank Raynea), oigara and tobacco, 62 Spring Marahall k Son, carpentera, contractors, and buildera, 8'.' Spring Maiahall W F (Henderaun k Marahall), 36 Lna Anaelea MARTEEll HORATIO, aecond hand clothiuif, tailor, dyeing and acouring, raajLjimk and bottle depot, 4-8 Altao XAaTiN E ft CO, wholesale liauora and oiuam, C C Lipa manaiier, 24 Main Martin Joaeph, bootmaker, 60 Spring Maacarel J, councilman 'daaey Choa, aaloon, San Fernando opp New Depot Maakell k Mercadantu (John Maakell and Nicholas Mercadaute), commia- sion merchanta, fruits and produce, 131 Main M'^thes S J (Yurnell, Caystile, Mathes k Otis), U Temple Mathews Newell (Brown k Mathews), 55 Sp'i'tg Ma xpy B D . fe d stable, 80 Spring ilAXWELLW 8. grain dealer and army contractor, 13 C >urt Mnyuard k Cochr.in (H H Maynardand W G Cochrnn), physicians, Moscarel Block Maynard Mrs F E, dressmaking, 54 Main Muynard H H (Maynard k Cochran), physician, M:ircurul Block McAulay k Ciiishohn, carpenters and builders, 42 1st McBride M C, job printing, room 21 Downey Block McCaffery Thos, train dispatcher S P KR McDonald A S, boots and shoes, 34 Spring Mcdrarvin Frank, propr American Ex- change House, cor Spring and 3d McGarvin R (McGarvm k White), % Spring McUarvin & White (R McGarvin and E E White), carriage and wagon mfrs, 96 Spring McGinnis K T, saloon, 57 Main Mclntyre Mrs F, nurse, our Main and Commercial MoKenzie Alex, liquors, 129 Main McKenzie C R, eujjineer Beaud y's Water Works MoLELLAN Ft insurance agent, 5 Commercial MoLELLAN Hi agent Paoiflc Coast Steamship Co, 5 Cor imercial McLenuon S D, grooLries and liquora, 163/' .weda McMahon P J, saloon, 33 Main MuMuuis Patrick, saloon, cor San Fer- nand i and East Los Angeles MvMeuomy John C, plumber and gas- fitter, 1st nr Spring Melius F C, propr Pauifio Salt Works Melvin Mrs, dressmaking. New High MENDELSHON Q, merohant tailor, 44 Main Mendibles Felicia, fruits, cigars, etc, cor Upper Main and Marchesaault MENDIOROZ AUBELIO, watchmak- er and jeweler, 11 Arcadia UERRIAM A ft CO (A Merriam), candy m tnufaoturerv and wholesale confectioners, 32 Spring Merz H (Peschke k Merz), 76 and 78 Aliso Mesmer Joseph, boots and shoes, 104 Main Mesnagor k Co (O ^i Mesnager and A Dalgalarrando), n.itive wine and vin- egar mfrs, 00. tius Angeles and Com- mercial Mesnager Gr L (Mesnager k Co), cor Los Angeles and Commercial METBERO BROS (Max and Moritz Meyborg), importers and dealers in crockery, glass and tinware, cutlery, gas and coal oil fixtures and baby oar- riages, 81 Mnin METBER9 MAX (Mayberg Bros), 81 Mnin METBERa MORITZ (Meyberg Bros), 81 Main Meyer Eugene (Eugene Meyer & Co), 17 Spring Meyer Eugene k Co (Eugene Meyer, Nathan Cahn and L Loeb), dry goods, 17 and 19 Spring Meyer Samuel, crockery and glassware, 43 Main Miles Bros (C S and D E Miles), fruit, provisions and produce, 5 Los Angeles Millard J R, mfr windmills, pumps and tiinks, 5 - d Milliken O E, m{;r Los Angeles Ice Mfg Co, opp New Depot Milleken S J, carriage and wagonmaker, Aliso MILLER JACOBi proprietor Pioneer Marble Work$*, 48 Ist Mills H W (Pomeroy k Mills), cor Spring and Court Milner John, sec Farmers' and Mer- chants' Bank, 51 Main MIRANSETTE J S ft BRO (J S and Peter Mirandette), meat market, 66 Aliso c/^ CO c CO c i o PI o o CO oo S3 oo m UADnUinnn IllllOCa %VHl'r«;l»K«»t».. ISAl»MatiiaM«114A lO Spear nAnllllUUII LUnlDkny »t,U.V. Black Waiaat^HitauiahCVdar. Veneera. lana*' tOUIS BHMERIIHH I CO., j.^^??y^Xa>a^il"oV 1 1 9 f SSSTST 644 California — Los Angdea. CO MIBANDETTE J S (J S Miraudette & Co), m Aliao MIRANOETTE PETER (J S Miron- dette & Co), U(i Alisu Mitchell H M, attorney -at-law, 77 Tem- ple Block Mitchell J B, 2'» Temple Block MOE GEORGE E. proprieto,-' Capital Ueatanruut, Sau Femaudo opposite New Depot Molle Victor, feed stable, 40 Aliso Muloney 1{, carriage aud wa&oninaker, 16 Aliso Mont I jo Manuel, saddle-tree maker, 52 Center Moody William, variety, 62 Spring Moore Alfreil, real estate, 1 Keqiiena Moore & Diffendofer (J E Moore and B W Diffendofer), fruits, opp New Depot Moore Walter Sv deputy collector U S internal revenue, aud councilman, 13 Court Moran & Co, paiuters. Temple nr New High Moraii J P, pres city council Moreno J F, harness and naddlemaker, 13 Aliso Morf(.rd & Son ( W E and W E Mor- ford Jr), real estate, 4 Spring Morgan (i W, real estate, 55 Temple Block Morj^an John C, attorney-at-law, 71 Tim pie Block — ^ Morg.iu Octavius (Kysor & Morgan), 131 Main Morhiner C W, attorney-at-law, 8 Tem- ple Block M>r8ch F, livery stable, 134 Main M'iseiibach F 0, attorney -at-law, 29 Main Mutt S H (Perry, Woodworth & Co), 76 Commercial Moya M, groceries, cor Upper Main and Short Mueller K (Wieser & Mueller), 29 Main Mullally J, councilman MuMio D (Itiuhardsou & Munro), Post- oflice Buildifiu Nadeau H, physician and coroner, 131 Main Nagle D, bootmaker, cor Alameda and Commercial Nautl E (Naud, Weyse & Co), 29 Com- merciiil Naud, Weyse A Co (E Naud, O O and U s Angeles New York Brewery, Sauth ft Stecker Iiroprs, cor 3d and Main SW YOBK SALOON, Gus C Perret propr, 128 Spring Niece C F, druggist, 52 Main Niedecken Hermann, groceries, cor Spring and 4th Nittioger Edward, employment office and real estate, 67 Spring Nnechi John, boarding, 130 Alameda NOEL JAMES> wholesale and retail li |U 'rs and cigars, 114 Main Nolte T, merchant tailor, 29 Main Norbou Henry, salocni, 10 Conintercial N'Tdliiiger S, watches, clocks and jewelry, 60 Main Norihcratt C L (Northcraft ft Clark), cor Arcadia and Main Northcraft ft Clark (C L and W H Northcraft, and Thos B Cl.irke), auc- tion and ctimmisjion, cor Arcadia and Main Northcraft W H ( Northcraft ft Clark), cor Aicadia and Main Norton A, clothing, 13 Commercial Norton Charles, tailor, 3 Aliso Nort John Osborne proprietor, 3 Market Otis H G (Yamell, Caystile, Mathes & Otis), 9 Temple PACinC COAST S S CO. H Mc- Leilan agent, 5 Commercial Page R D (Piatt & Page), -.'4 Spring Palmer F M, dentist, Muscarel Block Park Mrs M E, millinery and fancy golds, 15 Spring Pasadena Stage Line, office 29 Main . Paterson Frank (Williams & Paterson), cor Main and Cummercial PAUL C T (Chapman & Panl), 9 Com- mercial Payne D R (Payne, Stanton & Co), 65 Main Payne H T (Payne, Stanton & Co), 65 Main Payne, Stanton & Co (H T Payne, T E Stanton and D R Payne), photograpli- er?, Downey Block, 65 Main; also Temple Block Peachy G W, harness, saddles and saddlery hardware, 76 Main Pearson Chas B, architect, 3 Downey Block Pelletier Aug (Jules Pierret & Co), 40 Commercial PELLISSIER 0, breeder of the finest French merino sheep, 489 Los An- geleij, Post-office Penning C H, agent Temple Block, room 44 PEOPLE'S STORE. A Hambnrger propr, dry goods, shoes and millinery, 84 and 86 Main Perkins W C, mar Los Angeles Tele- phone Co, cor Main and Arcadia PERRET GTJS C, proprietor New York Saloon, 128 S| ring PERRT & POLLARD (S M Perry and Robt Pollard), plumbing and gas- fitting, 16 M in PERRT S M (Perry & Pollard), 16 Main Perry VVm H (Perry, Woodworth & Co), 76 Commerciil Perry, Wood worth & Co (Win H Perry, W VVoodwo^^h and S H Mott), ^)lan- ing mill, .umber, doors, sash, blinds, plaster hair, etc, 76 Commircial Peschke E f I'eschke & Merz), 76 and 78 Ali33 Peschke & Merz (E Peschke and H Merz), gen mdse 76 and 78 Aliso Peterson Kev P, clergymm (Methodist) Phelon G W (Booth 4 Phelou), cor Spring and 2d PHILADELPHIABREWERTAND MALT HOUSE. D Mahlstedt & Co prouiitors, Aliso P hTi.TP P, insurance agent, 7 Com- mercial PHILLIPS SIMON, dealer in wool, hides and pelts; liberal advances made on consignments; general attention p id to sheep buyers, 4 Los Angeles PhillipsonI, cutler and locksmith, 41 Spring PICO HOUSE, Dunham & SchieSelin proprietors, corner Mam ind Plaza Pierret Jules (Jules Pieriet &; Co), 40 Commercial Pierret Jules & Co (lules Pierret and Aug Pelletier), bakery, 40 Commercial Pinte Simon, tailor, 8 Commerc al PIONElbA IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. O'Dounel&Sut- litl'e propiietors, corner Aliso and CjrSLTCttL PIRONI CHAS B (Preuss & Pironi), 21 Spring Pisiere Chas A, barber, 67 Spring Piatt C D (Piatt & Page), 24Sprini Piatt & Page (C D Piatt and li U Page^ watchmakers and jewelers, 24 Spring Polaski Isadore (L Polaski & Sou), 58 Main /" Poliiski Louis (L Polaski & Son), 58 Main Poliiski L & Son (Louis and Isadore Po- laski), dry goods and clothing, 58 Main POLLARD ROBT (Perry & Pollard), 16 Main Pomeroy A E (Pomeroy & Mills), nota- ries public, etc, cor Spring and Court Pomeroy & Mills (A E pomeroy and H W Mills), real estate, loan and insur- ance agents, cor Spring and Court Ponet Mrs N J, millinery, 78 Main PONET & OBR (V Ponet and B F O' ! ). uiiilertakers, 66 Main PONET V (Ponet & Orr). 66 Main POST OFFICE. J R Dunkelberger, piistmuster, Sjiring near 1st Potts A W, cle.k county court. Court House Potts J W, public administrator, corner Mail, and Commercial Pouyfourcat J, saloon and boarding, 8 Los Angeles Powell Elli", saloon, 6 Commercial Prager C, clothing and supervisor, 64 Main Prager Samuel, saloon, 6!) Main PRATT E W & CO (E W Pratt and M E Threlkeld), proprs Globe Coffee and Spire Mills, 86-90 Aliso Prensent Miss B, millinery, 76 Spring PREUSS EDWARD A (Preuss & Pironi), 21 Spring ■h OO 1^ i CO CD CD *s 10 CO m HIRDWOOD UI«B£B WHITKHKOH l» 4k IS Main Hn«l 14 A lOSpoar Ma vie uud AlOtT MASONIC oirrCTm isa».;ftfe«%tf/^^ 646 California — Los Angeles. PBEUSS & FISONI (Ed A Prenn and Chaa R Pironi), draggjistB and chemiats, 21 Spring Prichard W B, real estate, 17 Spring PBIDHAK B W. bookbindery and paper box manufactory, 54 Spring Pridham William, agt W, F & Co's ex- press, cor Main and Market llUiMBT S L, salocm, 16^ Main STEVE'S SAMPLE ROOMS, 16^ Main Street, Los Angeles. Choice Wines and Liquors. Mixed Drinks a Specialty. S. L. QUIMBY, Proprietor. Ralphs Bros (Albert and Walter Ralphs), groceries and litxuors, corner Main and tith Rampe F, merchant tailor, 127 Main Rangoiida D, saloun, cor Alis > and Ala- meda RAPHAEL BROS (C and H Raphael), wholesale and retail dealers in paints, ods, glass, artists' materials, window blinds, etc; manufacturers uf picture frames, coruicea and show cases, 141 Main RAYNAL ALFRED, carriage and wagunmaker, 13:: uud 134 Alameda Rees Samuel (llees & Wirschinj^), 37 Los Angeles Rees & Wirsching (Saml Rees and Robt £ Wirsching), wai>ons and farming implements, 33-37 Los Angeles Reeve B J, architect, llti^ Main Reich C (Cohen & Reich), Sau Fernando, East Los Angeles Reid Edward, s^iloon, St Charles Hotel, 48 Main RENSHAW ROBERT, ornamental, church aurt other glass manufacturer, 81 New Hi-h Reynolds J J, horse-trainer, 52 Temple Block Richardson J T (Richardson & Muuro), Post-office Building Richardson &, Munro (J T Richardson and Tiavid Munro), insurance ugts, Post-office Building Riley & Graham ( Wm Riley and D M Graham), real est xte and money bro- kers, 29 Main Riley O, paperlianger Riley William (Rdey & Graham), 29 Main RINKENBACH AUGUST, saloon, ll Spring Roharts Jnn, attorney-at-law, 40 Spring Robinson W W, city auditor, 47 Spring Rodhchild Me^eri meat market, corner Sprineand 6th ROEDSR LOUISt carriMg« and wagon- maker, 87 and 89 Spring Rogers A Hi supervisor, Los Angeles Romerlo ChuS, blacksmith, 72 Alameda Rose L J (Stern & Ruse), foot Mason st Bridge Ross W W, physician, 31 Baker Block Roth E, commercial agent, 7 Commer- cial R0U0N7 L D & CO (Louis Rougny, Emanuel and Joseph Eyraud), grocer- ies, fruits, provisions, cigars, tubacco, etc, corner Los Angeles and Commer- cial ROUGNY LOUIS (L D Rougny & Co), C'.irner Los Angeles and Commercial ROWAN T E> reaJ estate and commis- ^ion, 12 Spnug ROWLAND W R. sheriff, Court House Rozsas H, physician, 48 Spring. Russell & Costera (D H Rus-iell and Chas Castera), furniture, beddiag and upholstery, 28 Los Angeles Russell D H (Russell & Castera), 28 Los Angeles Russell W H H (Russell & Whittier), attorney-at-law and searcher of rec- ords, 38 Spring Russell & Whitter (W H H Russell and Clark J Whittier), searoheis of records, 38 Spring Ryan A W, councilman St Charles Hotel, T W Strobridge propr, 4li Main SALMON WM B> barber and baths, San Fernandi) opposite New Depot Santa Cruz M G, groceries ana jewelry, 14 and 16 Upper Main Santa Cruz Zeno, bakery, 50 Upper Main Santos J, saloon, 6 Los Angeles Savage Joseph, storekeeiier U S bonded warehouse, Alameda Sawyer W, physician, 29 Main Scliiefielin Chisten (Dunham &Schieffe- lin), cor M >in and Plaza Schilling Paul, saloon, cor Spring and 2d >chindler H, buotmaker, 35 Spring Schley Miss E, hairdr sser, 59^ Spring Schmidt Aug (Schmidt & Haefner), 45 Los Angeles Schmidt & Haefuer (Aug Schmidt and F W Haefner), wagoumakers, 45 Los Angeles Schmidt John, propr Workingmen's Home Schroeder A (Schroeder Bros), 89 Spring Schroeder Bros (H and A Schroeder), painters, 89 Spring Schroeder Chut W, saloon, opp New S P Depot CO 8 CO CO CO oo «« m CALVIN NUniN3 t SON I CilBI>BK««. SAIL AUtn VBMV.K WOUK, Mm Main Mtreet, Maa Vruuelmim. TO iUHI. TIICGIE t CO.. MEXIOI H>BB WOODS.'tf .g.S o« xn o OS CoZi/ornia — Xos Angdea. 647 SuhroederH (Sohroeder Bros), 89 Spring Sohroerlucke J H, shooting gallery, 39 Spring Schubert A W, saddles and harness, 7 Aliso Schumacher Henry, bakery, 53 Spring SCOFIELD ft TBVIS. importers and dealers in oils, paints, leads, glaas, etc, E A Edwards manager, 23 Los Angeles Scott J R, attomey-at-law, 78 Temple Block Seligman M H, crockery, tinware, no- tions and furnishiuir goods, 67 Sprint; "SEMI-TROPIC CALIFORNIA." Chas Coleman Jr editor and pub- lisher, corner Spriag ami Court Seutous Bros (L and J Sentous)i meat market, cor Aliso and Los Angeles Sentous J (Sentous Bros), cor Aliso and Los Angeles Sentous L (Sentous Bros), cor Aliso and Los Anzeles Sencous f M, meat market, cor Upper Midn and Short Sepiilveda Ygnacio, superior judge, Court House Seymour F A, physician and surgeon, 38 Spring Seymour F I, dressmaking, Baker Block Seymour & Johnson (J U Seymour and M D Johnso'iOi general merchandise and agriciiltural implements, 1H3 Main Shaffer John, mfr touts, etc, tiS Alamedi Sharp & Bloeser (llobt Sharp and John Bioeser), carpets aud furniture,"^ 143 Main Shelling Chas, clergyman (Methodist) Shirpser L, clothing, boots and shoes, 35 Spring Shirpser Mrs S, stamping and ladies' und' rwear, 91 Spring Shooter T, mfr Lidies' shoes, 33 Main Shorb A S, physician (homeopathic), Mascarel Block SHROOER CHAS A (Shroder & Eaton), I'ico House SHRODER ft EATON (Chas A Shroder and Chas EUon), liquors, Pico House Shulat Rev W, clergyman (Methodist) Shumacher H, fruits, 54 Spring SIEOEL Hi gents' f -arnisher, and hat- ter, 5t) Main Simon Charles, barber, 161 Alameda Sipulveda P, saloon. Upper Main Sister & Olipas, barber, Requena nr Main Slatigbtc-r John, saddles and harness, cor Spring and 2d Slansou I S, pres Los Angeles County Bank, Temide Block SLOTTERBECK HENET, guns, pistolsi etc, 77 Main CO SMITH, BROWN ft HUTTON (Henry M Smith, Thomas B Bro^va and A W Hutton), attorueys-at-law, 91-93 Temple Block Smith H M, carpenter and builder, 166 Spring Smith H M, real estate, 54 Spring Smith's Hotel, J W Smith propr, cor Los Angeles and Commercial Smith & Hupp (Thomas H Smith and Geo S Hupp), att»rneys-at-law, 38 and 40 Temple Block Sm th J VV, I ropr Smith's Hotel, cor Los Ange'es and Commercial Solano Alfred (Hansen & Solano), Union Hbll, Spring Solomon B, tailor, 18 J Commercial Sopena Vincent, bakery, 8 Upper Main Southern Cali^rnia Packiun Co, J M Elliott sec, J E HoUenback treas, A H Judson pres, M Welch supt, junc A'iso and Macy Southern Pacific Transfer Co, C J Glover propr, 40 Main SPENCE E F, president First National Bank, 68 Main Stanton T E (Payne, Stanton & Co), 65 Main Stecker Frederick (Lauth &; Stecker), cor 3d and M liu Steere R, councilman Stephens C M, attorney-at-law, 77 Tem- ple Block STEPHENS D G, Temple Street Liv- ery Stable, corner Temple and New High Stephens Wm D, attorney-at-Iaw, S5 Tempi Block Steplienson Walter B, attorney -at-1 aw, 8 Temple Block Stern Chus (Stern & Rose), foot of Ma- son St Bridge Stern & Roite (Chas Stern and L J Rose), distillery, foDt of Mason St Bridge Stevenson H J, surveyor, Downey Block Stewart , real estate, 81 New High St >bell Thomiis, planing-mill, 93 Spring Stoll Henry W, Los Angeles Soda Works, 38 Sansevaiu Stoll S (Stoll 4 Thayer), 9 Spring Stoll & Thayer (S Stoll aud J S Thayer Jr), books and stationery, 9 Spring Strang A, meat market, Upper Main Strobridijp T W, propr St Charles Hotel, 4(i Mil in "SUEO-CALIFORNISGHE POST" (weekly), Conrad Jacoby editor aud proprietor, 74 Main Susand L, hairdresser, 55 Main Susskind H, clot;iing and boots and shoes, 106 Main STJTUFFE JOHN (O'Donnel & Sut- li! o m o o c HIiRDWddD LUMBER, HITHITB RItOS.. IS* IS Maia nnrt 14* 10Mpt>ar Hi, H, V. Oak, A«h. Hickory, SIavl«^» Vhvrty, <>te. I I :ii u i » wmmmmmmm wmt ir^lllC RRiV7Qllill £ nn 'KWRLBBS. oirer CooAs lower tluiM say LUUlo DnWf CHInWri & bll., lionNeln the city, altf Montnoiliery «t. 3 648 California — Loa Angelea. Sweeten & Fisher (C Sweeters and J Fiaher), saloon, nr New Depot Tullman N H, crayon artiat, 143 Main Taney B (Burton & Taney), 54 Spring Teed M, councilman Tliarpar Frank, fruits, etc, 157 Alameda Thayer & Graham (J S Thityer and H C Graham ), real estate and loan agts, 29 Spring Thayer J S (Thayer & Graham), 29 Spring Thayer J S Jr (StoU & Thayer), 9 Spring The American Colony, J H Lester pres, W E Wilmore sec, 38 and 40 Spring The Commercial Restaurant, V Dol pro- prietor, 07 Main " THE DAILY COMMERCIAL, " W U liould piiblislK-r, 54 Spring " THE EVENING EXPRESS" (daily and weekly), James J Ayers, manager and editor, 'J3 Spring Thelen Peter, saloon, 28 Commercial "The Li}.ht" (weekly), Kev J.-hn W Ellis, publiaher, IS Downey Block Thom Stephens (C E Thorn and A N Stephens), attorneys-ut-law, U and 7 Temple Block Thompson Lew J (F C Howes & Co), 31) ISpring Thorpe William, snloon, cor Main and Court Tilley J J, barber, 19 Court TIPTON J E, livery and feed stable, 14 Aliso Tobermap J R, mayor, Union Hall Tolhur^t S H, dentist, room 2 Post-oflSce BniMitifi! TONONI Gi manufacturer of and dealer ill native wines and brandies and fine liquoi-8, Alameda and 01 vera To« ers George, bootinaner, 173 Spring Traffonl J, attorney-at-law, 72 Temple Block Tullis W B, watchos and jewelry and watchtTiaker, 10 Spring Turner Hall, 123 Sprinj; Turner Wm F (Lambourn & Turner), 24 and 26 Aliso Tuthill \V H, mgr Singer Manufacturing Co, 28 Spring UNION BOARDING HOUSE. Wm Yunkerat jiropr, 34 Commercial United States Hotel, Hammel & Den- ker proprs, C' r Main and Requena UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, CluiH R Johnson reti.ster, J W Haver- stick receiver, McDonald Block Urmy H N, dentist, 34 Main ViiKavalia J, groceries. Upper Main Vaiers Wm L, tailor, 131 Spring Valcuzuela Z, groceries, 37 C«>nimercial VALDER J A> dealer in pictures, frames, mouldings, mosses, ferns, etc, 42 Spring Valdez Julian, groceries, Uppur Main Van Bushkirk J S, carpenter, 157 Spring Van Matre M (Hechtman & VanMatre), opp New Depot Velasco M, barber, 21 Commercial Velsir James, master mechanic Southern Pacific R R, Los Angeles Venable J W, county assessor. Court House VICBlERy & HINDS (J C Vickery and Geo Hinds), meat market, 122 Main VICKERT J C (Vickery & Hinds), 122 Main Vignolo Geo A, groceries, 112 Main VILLA DAVID (King & Villa), 20 Aliso Waarenbach Chas, tailor, 131 Spring WANGEMAN HERMAN (Dreyerft Wanueman), 46 >Spring Ward James P (Hambrook & Ward), cor Marche^sault and Alameda Warner J J, notary, 43 Temple Block Weihs Albert, leather and findings, a nd boo ts and shoes, 33 Main WEINER H C> clothing and gents' furnishing goods and hats, 73 Main Weiss Robt F, real estate and collection, 28 Spring Wellf , Fargo & Co's Express, Wm Prid- ha m agt, co r Ma in and Market WELLS G WILEY, (Brunson & Wells), attorney-at-law, 11 and 71 Ba- Iccr BIoclc Weils W H (Gelatt & Wells), Requena bet Los Angeles and Wilmington Welsh M, supt S> uthem Cal Packing Co, junction Aliso and Macy Wendt Charles, bootmaker, 127 Spring Western Union Tel Co, R R Haines, local mgr, cor Main and Arcadia Weysc O G (Naud, Weyse & Co), 29 Commercial Weyse R G (Naud, Weyse & Co), 29 Commercial Wheeler John O, deputy clerk supreme court and sei Muin St and Agricul- tural Park R R Co, 3 Commercial White C, attorney-at-law, 84 Temple Block White C H, ticket agent S P R R White E E (McGarvin & White), 96 Spring Wiite Seth, blacksmith and wagon-ma- I'.er, Temple near New High Whittier C J (Russell &, Whittier), 38 Spr;.^g Wickersham Isaac, livery stable, 39 Aliso Wicks M L. attorney-at-law, 86 Temple Block w e o Pi » o & 00 o O PIOHEER IRON WORKS, C'AI.VIW WHTTINW * t40M, PrO|irl4*lor«. fitftabllabvd MM ««y Sl»la Street. II V. >LLEII. TOGGLE & CO.. WAGOW LUMBEB.'^^^*'^"^- Man Fnuietaco. e 1 hi O Q 9 Calif i/mia — Zos Angeles. G49 3 WIDNET J P. physician, Downey Block WIDNET B H> attorney-at-law, Mas- oarel Block Widuey W W & S A, varieties and nov- elties, 132 Main Wieser J (Wieser ft Mueller), 29 Main Wieserft Mueller (J Wieser and £ Muel- ler), watchmakers and jewelers, 29 Main Wigand Theo, physician, 131 Main Williams B T (Williams ft Williams) Williams Mrs J L, furnished rooms, 33 Main Williams Jos L (Williams ft Paterson), cor Main and Commercial Williams ft Paterson (Jos L Williams and Frank Pater8on),saloon andovster house, cor Main and Commercial WILLIAMS ft WILLIAMS (W T and B T Williams), attomeys-at-law, Los Angeles Willits J L, at market, cor /.lameda and Sansevain Willmore W E, sec the American Col- ony, 38 Spring WILSON ROBT N C (Barclay & Wil- son), attorney-at-law, rooms 6-7-8, over First National Bank Winston J B, physician and health offi- c-r, 7 Downey Block Wirsching Robt E (Rees ft Wirsching), 37 Loa Angeles Wise K D, physician, 116^ Main Wise M, saloon, 21. Court Woerz Cliria, barher, 47 Main WOLFROM ft BISHOP (G P Wol- from and John Bisliop), harness and sadui3, tinsmith and plumber, 14 Commercial I Coast Mail Stage Line, BETWEEN <^AN BUENAVENTURA AND LOS ANGELES, TI1E»^ SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE. ^ GO C/> oo i CO TRIWEEKLY. oo &0 CO CD CD ^ HARRwnnn iiimrfr ^^■ej't.'^ sh^'^.'-a^ a.v? m^"*"^.*"*. ^*a^ ^® ^pear 48 lit, M.F. Oak, JLmh, Hickory, Xaple. Ckerry, «te. 630 CcU-ifornia,. — Lo9 Angelee. FJISHI0M STAILII 29 Main Street, opp. Arcadia, Los Angeles, Cal. '^9 Sacks, Landaus, Barouchs?, Boekawajs ^ Buggies, Good Driving Horses. Both Single and Double. The Best Stock and Lowest Prices. Horses Boarded by the Day, Week or Month. Give us a Call. GEO. R. BUTLER, Siipeiintendent. M. W. CHILDS, No. 21 Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Dealer in Stoves, Ranges, Hardware, Agricultural Imnlement<:, Force and Lift Pumps, Rubber Hiise, Crockery and Glassware, Iron and Lead Pipe. Sole Agent for the Superior Stoves* and Ranges, manufactured by Bridge & lieach Manufac- turing Co., St. L'>ui3, Mo. Manufacturer of Tin, Cojiper and Sheet Iron Ware and Artesian Well Pipe. Plumbing in all its branches done to order with neat- ness and dispatch. COMPTON Sc KERB, Beal l§tit@&Ii@ii At @its Room 4 Post Office Building, LOS ANGELES, (P. O. Box 315.) CALIFORNIA. Have for sale a LARPrE LIST OF PROPERTY both in the City and Country. Ranches that we can sell in Lots to suit any and all classes of customers, from five acres to 40,000 acres each. C «>n hand all kinds of Har- ness, from li^hte.^t buuv.v to heuiiedt team, and the larK'eat and bei«t assortment of Sadillery (in tlie coast south nf San FraiiHsm, comprising.' COLLARS, WHIPS. BRIDLES. SPURS, TEMTS, WAGON COVKRS. etc. " GLOBE COFFEEISPICE NULLS (Formerly Old Allso Flour Mills.) E. ^V^. PRA.TT & CO., PROPRIETORS. We are now ready, with New and Improved Machinery, to 8upply the Trade generally With Goods in our line at San Francisco Prices. Jtinotion Aliso Street and Old Aliso Boad, Los Angsles, Cal Address Post Oflloe Box 437. LOUIS ROUQNY. E.MMANUEL EYRAUD. JOSEPH EYRAUD. L. D. BOUGNY & CO., DEALERS IN Groceries ffi Provisions, Cigars, Tobacco, Fruits, Etc. Corner Commercial and Los Angeles Streets, LOS AN'GELES, CALIFORNIA. ^^ WOLFROM & BISHOP. 66 SPRING ST., -=«=»»-- LOS ANGELES. lar&ess I Saddle TRIMMINGS OF EVERY D ESCRIPTION. FIBST-OLASS WO&E AT BEASONABLE BATES. LOUIS DnAfEnmAW & CU.| houaoln tli«f€lcy. "iV AIoatKomeryMt"^ li 11 13 S3 0- a B o H H Pi 652 California — Loa Angelea-Loa Oatoa. St. Charles Hotel, ( OPPOSITE THE COSMOPOLITAN. ) Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal. In its cleanly homelike accommodations, this hotel is second to none in the oity, while its table is supplied with every article that American Travelers can obtain or desire. THE ST. CHARLES Makes but little noise at trains, and less external show ; but its internal arrange- meuts and facilities for the comforc of Travelerr, and the character of its Guests, commend it to the public favor above any Hotel in Los Angeles. HOT AND OOLP BA THS FREE Hotel Carriage from all Trains Free. Street Cars pass the House, to and from the Depot, every half hour. TERMS— $1.50 to $2.50 per Day ; longer as agreed. T. W. 8TROBRIDGE. R. W. PRIDHAM, BOOKBINDER AND Mannfactnrer or Blant Boots, AND All kinds of Paper Boxes. No. 54 SPUING STREET, LOS ANGKLKS. LOS BANOS. Merced County. A post and pxpress otiic.-, reached via Gilroy, 48 miles dis- tant. Beehy N, blacksmith Bibby N, supervisor Blaiikcnship Rev P M, clergyman (Methodist) Miller &, Lux, general merchandise OPPENHEIMER S. postmaster SCHEELINE & OPPENHEIMEIl. general merchandise and Wells, Fargo Si Cu's agents Thornton H W R, hotel Weidman A, hotel Wiener & Cohn, general merchandise Worth ington J A, hotel and saloon Zahn Andrew, blacksmith LOS GATOS. Santa Clara County. A post and ex- press office. Los (r.itos is pleasantly situated on the line of the South Pacific Coast Ji. R., 50 miles from San Francisco and 9 miles from Sun Jose. The elevation is about 350 fpet above tide water. The climate is very even and salubrioiis; figs, oranges and other tropical fruits flourish here. It is espe- cially recommended for weak lungs, asthma, and kindred diseases. The scen- ery is grand and beautiful, and as a health resort Los Gatos and the adja- cent hills are noted over the whole Pa- cific Coast. Tlie country round about is especially adapted for fruit, grapes, etc., and fruits grown in this vicinity al- ready command a higher price in tho San Francisco market than any other fruit now l)eing sold there. [Sketch by Mr. H. W. Van Der Vaart.] The population of Los Gutos is about 500, the place having grown considera- bly since our last issue. Quite a busi. CUVIN NUTTING S SON. «B7 MAi:V HTRBRT. HAW FKA1VC18CO. Iron 0o«ra. Bank Vaalta. Ste. tlLEH. TUGGLE t CO.. OREGOII >SH m limPLE/«t.?.giKg;y- ^ V s 8 f 00 0) I r California — Los Oatoa. 653 ness center has sprung into existence on the west side o' the railroad. The improvements there include a handsome hotel building, which, on its completion, at once took rank as the Arst hotel of the town. It has been named Major's Hotel, after its genial landlord. The in- dustries of Los Oatos include a ilouring- mill, stone quarry, lime kiln and a fruit-canning establishment. Seanor's extensive planing and shinsle-mill and carriage manufactory is mso located here. The town has one newspaper, the Loa Oatoa Neuoa. Avery Lyman, hairdresser and saloon Bulshee D C, furniture BERNHARDT ft LGVELL (Charles Bernhardt and J M Lovell), San Jose Grocery Berry J L, physician Carson Georffe. agt S P C R R, W, P & Co, and Bay Coast Tel Co Chapman K M, clergyman (Episcopal) COFFEY H R> Los (Jatos Bakery COLEMAN, HOUSE. James F Cole- man proprietor COLEMAN JAMES F, proprietor Citleman House Dahl Severi I, bootmaker D.-xyes J E, livery stable DAVES V Bi nurseryman and florist and dealer in fruits and vegetables (see advertiseinoiit) Davis ft Cowell, lime kiln DESMARAIS PAUL, druggist and chemisit Fischer Peter, saloon Gates H W, lumber (>ray Thos, painter Greely House, Mrs N M Greely propr Groom J J, supt Los Gatos Fruit Pack- ing Co Hall Geo M, real estate HHncock Rev L M, clergyman (Mctho- lUst) Hart Mrs G E, milliner Johnson Peter, real estate LEFEVRE Z J> bootmaker, boots and shoes m ide to order and repaired Lloyd D, physician Los Gatos Flour Mills Los Gatos Ftuit Packing Co, Samuel Templetoii prea, J J Groom supt Los Gatos Hotel, Sincock ft Berry man proprs Los Gatos Manufacturing Co, W S Mc- Murtry ores, tlour-mill "LOS GATOS WEEKLY NEWS" (The), W S Walker editor and propr Lundy William, saloon Luse A S, physician Lyndon J W, gen mdse and ins agt Main H H, county supervisor MAJORS L L, attomey-at-law and proprietor hotel (see advertisement) Montgomery J W, harness and saddle maker Moodie Rev R C, clergyman (Presbyte- rian) Morse Gilbert, varieties and cigars Noltemeier F W, bootmaker Pacific Hotel, Chas M Schiele propr PARKS DANIEL, blacksmith, wag- onmaker and practical horseshoer PERKINS ft SON (Palmer and Fred W Perkins), general merchandise Proctor ft Trailer (T B Proctor and L C Trailer), real estate and insurance agts Reynolds £ F, constable Rogers vV E, gen mdse, paints, oils and lumber Sanders Mrs C W, fancy goods and no- tions Schiele Chas M, propr Pacific Hotel SEANOR OE0R(}E, planing mill, shingle mill, machine shop, black- smith, wagon and paint shop, manu- facturer Russell's patent harrow Shepherd Mrs L, confectionery and ba- kery Shore W C, varieties Sincock ft Berryman (Henry Sincock and Arthur Berryman), Los Gatos Hotel Smith W G ft Co, real estate brokers and insurance agents Swall ft Smith (George Swall and J B Smith), butchers Templet(m Samuel, pros Los Gatos Fruit Packing Co Thompson Miss J, milliner, dressmaker and fancy goods Tobin John F, justice of the peace and news dealer Trailer L C, insurance and real estate Urmy Clarence T, music te^icher Van Der Vaart Henry W, real estate and insurance agent * Van Mater J M, hardware, pumps and plumb r WALKER W S> editor and proprietor Los Gatos "Wefikly News' Woodards J L, barber V. B. DAVES, nmiiniiiFLOiiisT L08 CATOS, CAL. Has always on hand SHRUBBERY AND PLANTS. ALSO, A large selection of all Fruit Trees pe- culiar to the Santa Clara Valley. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. 71 CO oo c«o c/> cy> CO CO CD CD ■s II AOnUinnn l IIIIDCD white BROB.. 1» * is mnln and 14 A 1« tSppar nAnUlf UUU LUniDCn. l»t,ei.V. ttak. Aah, Hickory, Maple, Cherry, «te. i UM NORCROSS < (Sn.,'V^.SV!Z^!^g»SiiiK^Vir^ 654 California — Loa Oatw-Lmver Lake. GO TO MAJORS' HOTEL. Weat of Railroad, near Depot, Lo8 Gatos, Gal. ;'^^ The Flnu8t Houm on the S. P. C. R. R , '^^^ and the Leading; Hotel of Loe Gatoa. I Rooms Elesafltly Fnrnisliel, fv ' And Excellent Fare provided at a II imea In connection with the House h a Finely Appointed Billiard Parlor and Bar-Eoom. L. L. MAJORS, PROPRIETOR. LOS MEDANOS. Contra Costa County. ROBINSON L L, agent WoIIa, Fargo A Co LOS NIETOS. Los Amgkles County. See also Dow- ney City. Blister J W, justice of the peace Puller John, constable Ho- ton Oren, constable Wiiliama E V, justice of the peace LOST^AMP. Placer County. Post-office Blue Can- yon. BARTLETT T> miner and farmer LOWDENS RANGH. TRiNfTY County. A post-offioe, 7 miles ■ou thenat of Weaverville. LUV^DEN El P'^stmaster and prietor Lowden Hotel pro- LOTUS. El Dor,vdo County. A pist-office, 9 ! miles northwest of Placer ville. Alderoon Thomas, eeneral mdse GALLANAR W. i^eneral merchan- dise, poatmjster, edit >r and proprietor "Lotus Press" and notary publio Grey .I<>hn. hotel "LOTUS PRESS." G W Gallanar ed- itor IToung M W, physician LOWELL HILL. Nevada County. A post-office, 7i miles northeast of Dutch Flat. Bnrney J M, mining supt EASTIN C B ft CO (G S Maker and C b Eastiu), general merchandise Golden Ball, 1' M Nellis supt Hill Jnmcs, saloon King W R, hotel Kirby & Co, supts Swamp Angel Min- ing Co M> Tgan Mine, P M Nellis supt Nellis P M, mining supt Regan John, hotel Swamp Angel Mining Co, Kirby & Co LOVELOCK. BuTTB County. A pi>st-i>ffi3e, 30 miles north of Oroville. Bennes E C Y, postmaster and hotel Dansy Geo W, bootmaker Kitchen Isaac W, general merchandise and hotel Pomerat V, hotel and gen mdse LOWER LAKE. Lake County. A post and express office. A mountain town, 1500 feet a>K)ve the sea-level, beautifully situ- ated on an arm of Clear Like, 23 miles from Lakcport, and at the conHuenoe of four roaua. Population 3cK). BACCUS J B JRi proprietor "Lower Lake Bulletin" Barker C C, road commissioner Barker Mrs CC,. hotel Buyton & Moure, liquors Bi>it.*r H R, general merchandise Burnett & Co, A •uring-mills Byiuim .T, physician COBB W T, f'lrmer Cowden Jas, market and liquors Duel Mrs A & Daughters, millinery and dressmaking CO f CO CO O 08 n SS M < CALVIN NUniNG & SON. Manatar;>ir«n« all klnila AROW WOUK. 9B47 Mala atur^'i* Hn- «* ani'lseo >IIEH.TUGRIE t CO.. CHEHHY LUMBEB. 'ZSV-SSSJl^ 1 r California — Lowe^ Lake-Lundy. 655 Fiaher W F, propr Olear Lake ttaga line Ouinmell Mri S, dresamaker Oetz Joseph & Bros, ({enerul merohandite Gruwell L H, livery atuble Hall Mias M, dreasmaker llanaoti D M, attorney-at-1aw Hill R, photographer and real estate agt Hopkina F V, physician Hutchinson W H, farmrr Keaey Win, asst assessor Kelley \Vm, restaurant Levy M ft Bio, general merchandise Link (;has F, brewery "LOWER LAKE BULLETIN," J B BaCL'Vis Jr, proprietor Manson D H, attorney-;it-law Milt her ft Li nek, brewery Miller D L, justice of the peace Mitchell T A K, blacksmith and wagon- maker Mitchell W E, wagonmaker Moore J H, constable Neilson A M, bootmaker Nichols Kalph K, civil engineer and Hupt Clear Lake Water Co Nuel A E, attoriiey-at-law Ransdell J W, barber Read J L, notary public and convey- ancer Scott T T, brick mason Shreve ft Son (I B and T A Shreve), Mack8>" notary public and poatmast'-r Eiiscoe J, general merchnndise Hoilgess John, attorney-at-law Huyck R A, blacksmith and wagon- maker Keyes D B, hotel Levy Bi-OM, general merohandiae Itoutaoii P P, liquor Schubert Th, phyaiuian Turner A F, butcher Williama J M, painter LUGONIA. A post-of- San Bernardino CouNinr. flee. COOK A, groceriea, dry gooda, boots and shpet, hardware, e o Criifts M H, Crafton Retreat Lugonia Fruit-Growing and Packing Co Lugouia Fruit-Packing Co LUNDY. Mono County. A post and express office, in Homer Mming District, or Mill Creek ; is beautifully located at the font (f two high mountains (Mount Gilciest and Mount Scowdon), rising nearly purpondicnlar from the green bor lers of the little gem called Lake Lundy. The mountain scenery in and around Lundy is beautiful be- ycmd desicription, and makes it ex- ceedingly desirable for human resi- dence. The distance from Bodie, reached by stage line, is about 30 miles, lending along Liike Mono and its monotonous alkali flelds. Popu- lation about 400, including the sur- rounding mines. Anderson ft Stowart, meat market Beck I N, saloon Brown H N H, notary public and agt W. F ft Co Bnrkham ft Nichols (M Nichols and S B Bnrkham). livery stable Carpenter ft (jiilcre.">t (H E Carpenter and J>'hu Gil Te-t), U S iriiueral sur- veyors and civil engineers Davison Wm, brewer Delahide Mrs R, restaurant Drake Frank V, lawyer Fetinell Nat, constable Gable Mrs P C, hotel Gale Chas M, saloon Guirado K C, physician Haa.sft Glunz, sul'ion Hei-ter C F, Lumly and Bodie Stage Line Hetzel Selden, attorney and counselor- a*,-law "HOMBR MINING INDEX*' (The), James T Hulinj? proprietor HULINQ JAMES T. proprietor "The Hom< : Mining Index" » > Z o o ■ » OO HARDWOOD LUMBER WlllTBHKOM.. I» A 15 MhIii and l*Jk ir Spear ; tec, M. F. IlubM. Mpokea, Him*, Poles, litiafta. etc. iouiSBHMEHiii>H t CO .^>^:Tyrr,T;g,:yAY,»,j msa;^v 650 California — Lundy-Madiaon. Lundy O J, hotel MMstretH A, ooastable Man ton Ed, saloon Mofarlen J H, harnessmakor Mo Lean Oha« C, justice of the peace Medlioott M P, justice of the peace Miller Ban H, county clerk Montrose R G, lumbjr Murray Jack, saloon Ri>b3on Si Weaver, blacksmiths Wilcox W A, justice of the peace MACE'S MILL Amador County. Post-office Jackson. Maoe F, saw and qu ({eneral merchan- dise Rnoks Frank, hotel Sprague B F, blacksmith Stacey O O, blacksmith and wagon- maker Striagfield & Sprague, blacksmiths MADELINE. Lassen County. A pnst-office. Takes its name from Maiieline i^lains, and is situated in a picturesque locality, midway between Houey Luke and Big Valley. The location is most favor- able for stock-raising, and the quanti- ties of cheese and butter shipped from this point are surprising. Bayley Geo, stock raiser Bocss John, stock raiser CBUUTET ft FOSDi stock raisers Fitid G O, postmaster Winters Theodore, stock raiser MADERA. Fres.vo County. A post, telegraph and express office, on the Central Pacific K. R., 22 miles from Fresro. Population 250. Borden N L, agt Yosemite Stage and Turnpike Co, and Central Pacific R R Brown Mrs C E, druggist Brown F R, physician Charles John, carpenter Cramer James, constable Curtin C, livery stable Dtmgherty Daniel, bootmaker Edwards D F, blacksmith Jessen 8, hotel Mace R P. hotel and office of Yosemite Stage and Turnpike Co Madera Fume and Lumber Co, gen mdse Madera Hotel, Henry Slaveu proprietor Malony J L, jthysician MOOaE ft 00> general merchandise MOOSE E. agt Wells, Fargo ft Co, and postmaster Neal Rev J H, clergyman (Methodist) Paz C, barber Rabidon Lnuis, restaurant Redtield T, attorney-at-lawand notary public Simpson Richard, justice of the peace Slaveu Henry, hotel Velie A T, wagonmaker Williams H S, gen mdse and saloon / MADISON. Yolo County. A post, express and tel- egraph oiliue, on the Vaca Valley and clear Lake R. R. Audett Mrs J, dressmaker Audett J Jr, stoves and tinware Buchanan Rev P G, clergyman (Metho- dist) Chandler F B, lumber Doll Philip J, barber FIFIELD DB W E. physician and surgeon, druggist and postmaster, ciga rs, to baccn and stationery OlLL HENBYt blacksmith and horse- shoeing Gostick Abram, bootmaker HAINES A. dry goods, clothing, grouei'ies, boots and shoes, tinware HENBICH EXCHANGE, aaloon and billiard room, F N Henrich proprietor HENBICH EXCHANGE HOTEL. F N Henrich proprietor Hill H, blacksmith Hilliker S W, propr Hilliker Hotel Hockal Henry, barber, F N Henrich Building Howell B, well-borer Hudson J B, fruit and cigar stand •Tohnson Wm, wagonmaker Keller Joseph, blacksr.iith Levy Wolf, general merchandise Lyon & Phiiriss (W H Lyou and J B Phariss), liquors Lyon W H (Lyon & Phariss) MADISON iri^BT STABLE. F N Henrich proprietor MADISON MEuT MABKET, F N Henrich proprietor Madison Mills, Rhodes & Troop McCONLEY EIBAM. propnetor Pio- neer Saloon and Lodging-house l! I I .a I I !9 M '^ PIIVIII IIIITTIIir 9 Cnil Tabular Wli«>«>liiarrowa. BmU mnd NrldK« uALllfl nUlilllU & uURf work, 5t»7 nam Utreet, nan FraaelMto. n UlEII. TUG6U t CD. Ship Planli. all Muds. Ill M« •<» U9tmr mu, Man Vr«ii«l»««. Cali/oniia — Madiaon-Manclieater. 657 MoXSHVA J Ji blaokttnith and wagon- makflr, and horteiho«ing Nugent Chaa R, olergyman (Methodiat Paine S, cariienter Palladay Bros, carpenten PBNHT JOHN, agent Weill, Fargo k Co, Weatern Union Telegraph opera- tor, and general freight agent Vaoa Valley and L R R Phariaa J, hotel Phariiia J B (Lyon k Phariaa) PIONEBR SALOON AND LODQINO HOVSBt U MoOuuley proprietor Procter M J, liquora Rhodes John M (Rhodea ft Troop) STEPHENS J J, grain warehouse TANBT OEORGHB. aaddler, hameaa- maker, and uarriage trimmer Tandy John, carpenter Troop W H (Rhodea & Troop) Whipple J and Oavia W, paintera Wither John, carpenter Wilkinaon L, conductor V V & C L Woodden John, juatice of peace Wootten Broa ft Troop, flour-mill RR MAD RIVER. lIuMBOLDT County. Poat-office Areata. A telegraph office, 5 milea from Areata. VANCE JOHN, saw-mill aud railroad MAGALIA. Butte County. A post-office, 26 milea north of Oroville. Population 100. Boder Chaa, aaloon Cohn Henry ft Sona, general mdae Dinkle J, butcher Dunham E, bootmaker McClure Wm, aaloon McDonnel Robert, hotel and blacksmith McGre;(or Mias Emma, achool teacher Miller Henry, seneral merchandise MONTdOME&T C. general merchan- (lidu and postmaster Perry Alviu A, hotel Riluy D, saloon, attorney at-law, and justice of peace Riley W S, aaloon MAHEW'S STATION. Sacramento County. Post-office Brighton; 9 miles from Sacramento, on the Sacramento and Placerville R. R. Baker Wm, fruit raiser and shipper C«mp Chas, hop raiser Day James T, fruit raiser and shipper Fisher Phil, fruit raiser and shipper Keller John, fruit raiser KAHBW L. agent Saoramento and Pla- cerville R R Paterson A D, saloon Routier Jos, I'ruit raiser and shipper Smyth Herman, blackvmith Stephens R D, fruit raiser and shipper Studarua John, fruit rainer and ahipper Wella Ely, fruit raiaer and ahipper MAINE PRAIRIE. Solano County. A post and telegraph office, at the hena of Cache Creek Slouah — which is navigable for small vessels — and is connected with the California Pacific R. R. by a stage line. It isjibout 18 milea northeaat of Fairfield. Chriatin N J, liquora Crawford Rev J N, clergyman FAENCH J A. podtmaater and general merchandise Lewis Mrs Rebecca, hotel and livery stable Luttger G, carpenter and builder Petrus F W, blacksmith Rothkie W F, saloon Vail W D, lumber and warehouse MAMMoflTcAVE. Calaveras County. Twelve miles from San Andreas, 13 milea from Big Trees, and within 2 milea of Big Tree road. Nichols George, proprietor MAMMOTH CITY. Mono County. Post-office Round Val- ley, Inyo County. WAONER P A & CO. general mer- chaniliae MANCHESTER. Mendocino County. A post-office, 06 milea by stage from Duncan's Mills. Pi>pulation 21)0. Bishop C H, farmer and dairyman Caine D, farmer and dairyman Cau>;hey Robert, supervisor Cothbertson John K, farmer and dairy- man Denman M P, fanner and dairyman Filben Thos, mill Gillinore £ P, road overseer Gillmore H, stock and wool grower Hagreen James, farmer and dairyman Hogan Wm, farmer and dairyman Hoyt S S, fanner and dairyman ^ CO 3 oo oo CD CD i, saw-mill Stewart Geo, liquors Streeter Jar vis, county clerk and re- corder Temple G W, justice of the peace Thomas John \V, carpenter Thomas R B, county surveyor T dilson Chas, sailmuker Turner J T, druggist and physician Volk Adam, liquors VVushburn & Biuce, saw -mills Weiler John, brewery White H H, dcnti^t Whorton S t», justice of the peace Williams Ralph, blacksmith Williams Robert, liquors Yosemite Stage and Turnpike Co, livery aud feed stables markTeeville. Alpine County. A post-office, reached by stages; 3i) miles from Carson City, Nevada. Population 100. Arnot N D Jr, superior judge Barnes Edwunl, justice of the peace Bemis E, saw-mill Ch impagne T, saloon Coleman Cyrus, foreman fire department Cronkite John, county treasurer Curtz Peter, sec tire department DegUman John, bootmaker F i aty clerk, auditor and recorder Hawkins D E, surveyor Larsen Joseph, county supervisor LTJKENS GEO E> distriut attorney Maxwell M, justice of the peace Merrill W P, county supervisor Miller H B, assistant foreman Fire Department Scott Johu B, sheriff Silver Mountain and Carson City Stage Company Stalker Daniel, deputy sheriff Thornburg Wm M, justice of the peace Timberlin John, deputy sheriff Wade James H, county assessor Wude J R, constable WEIS JOHN, gen mdso and poSbi. aster G. E. LUKENS. ESQ., Attorney 'M Counselor at Law, AKD EDITOR OF " MONITOR ARGUS," MARKLEEVILLE, ,A.1.JP±XX€> OO-MXMXtjr, CALIFORNIA. MARK WEST. Sonoma County. A post-office, on the San Francisco and Nor>h I'aciKc ii. K., mile- > northwest of Santii liosa and 'J miles suutheast of Heuldsburg. It it cliioHy supported by farnungaud stock raising. Anderson J 1', nurseryman Beard Wm, farmer Diimpsy .John, scvtion boss Espy David, fanner and stock raiser Espy John, fanner luul stock raiser Fau^ht Willis, postmaster, farmer and stoclc raiser Ford W P, bootmaker Kidd EG, farmer imd stock raiser Kruse James, farmer and stock raiser Lau^hiiu J H, farmer and stock raiser Luughlin J M, farmer and stock raiser Mathisen C T, carpenter and builder Neville Mrs E, groceries Slusser Levy, f.irmer Slusser M E, farmer Spooudle Jacob, farmer and stock raiser MARSHALL. Marin Cocniy. A post, express and telegraph office, on the North Pacitic Coast U. R., 10 j miles northwest of Olema. Dock ham John N, R R a;^ Hanney J, blacksmith Howard Chas, general merchandise .Nutter MisHV W, hotel Palla Jos & Co, general merchandise MARTINEZ. A post and very pleus- Contra Costa County. express < oMce. Is a aiitly situated village on tlie Central Pacitic R. R., opiiosito Beuicia, over- looking the Straits of Carquinez, :S3 miles from San Francisco. It is the county seat of Contra Costa County. A fine agricultural country surrounds it. It contains about lifiUO inhab- itants and is a great resort, for holiday folks from the larger cities. Anderson Ludwig, lumber Austin A E, carpenter Bailey A A. supt of schools Builhuc'.a M H, justice of the peace Bank of Martiue/, L I Fi^li pres, W M Hale secretary and cashier Barnett D G, blacksmith and wagon- maker Bennett S J, livery stable BLUM BROS (Simon & Gabriel), hard- ware, agriuuUural implements, general merchandise Bolton Wm. physician Borchers Henry, liquors Borland James H, agt C P R R BOWIE GW. attonuy-at-law Bray Bros ( \\m Bray), lumber yard and warehouse Bray W m ( Bray Bros) Briure F D, restauraiit Brown Thos A, superior judge Bulger Bros (Luke and ■I'^oliu), carpenters Bulger John, (Bulger B.'ms) Bulger Luke (Bulger Brot* BUNKER. PORTER a FOSTER (R 11 Bunkjr, C B i v^rter uiid Fred L Foster), publishers "The Contra Costa Ga^.ette"' CALHAN DAVIS, furniture and Sed- «liiig Carpenter D S, tax collector Cattaneo G, restaurant Chas'» E R, distriet attorney •CONTRA COSTA GAZETTE," Bun- ker, Porter & l'oster(UK Bunker, C B Porter, F L Fobter), iiublishers and proprietors CO c /^! CO c > z o m o O ■ CO HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITK BKOM., l»4k 19 Main and 14 A IttMpKar Mt. t». F Bout Stock, Oak Plauk and ffimlMir. I fM ;- '!-| ^ K I 1': LOUIS BBMERytN J CO.. B^l^assgtU. JEffELEBS. 119 Monttpaiery Strwt B. F. ea 660 California — Martinez. oo i I I 09 H CO 09 o s til "CONTRA COSTA NEWS." Wm R Oraiina publisher CRANNA WM R, editor and publish- er "Contra Costa News" Cutting Packing Co, canneries Darby J D, cmntyauilitor DE MARTINI PETER, fish and wine dealer De Soto A J, deputy county auditor Dohrmau H U F, restaurant Dorson Frank, liquors Douglas W J, cigars, tobacco and fancy goods Drahms A, pastor Congregational Church Emmont' L J, attomey-at-law Fish & Blum (L I and Chas Fish and Simon and Gabriel Blum), grain deal- ers Fish, Blum &, Baldwin (L IFinh, Simom Blum and Barry Baldwia), real estate Fish L I, pres Bank of Martinez Foster & Stow (J Foster and J M Stow), real estate agts French N G, hotel OARRIDOEA (Garrido & Martinez) OARRIi)0 & MARTINEZ (E A Gar- rido and V N Martinez), Kailroad Ex- change, wines and liquors Gartley A L (Nijwbjrjjer & Gartley) Gift W A J, constable Grangers' Warehouse, John Strentzel pres, R W Jones agt Guy J W, public administrator and cor- oner Hale W M, sec and cashier bank of Martinez Hamblin A B, painter Harkins Chas (Rock & Harkins) Hathaway R ii, treasurer Hiller E VV, deputy assessor Hiller E VV, undertaker and ice house Hiller & Johnson (E W Hiller and S W J »hi>''on), undertakers Hoey James, groceries Hough W J, hotel and saloon James O F, po>tmaster Jewett Joseph M, blacksmith Juhnsm S W, propr Martinez, Pacheco and Clayton Stage Line and livery stable Johnson Wm (Smith & Johnson) Jones Jos P (MilU & Jones), notary public Jones R W, mgr Grangers' Warehouse Kendall F 1. sec Martinez Packing Co Lawless Michael, liipiors LcfHerJohn, physician Livin<»8ton J H, deputy coroner Lnddun C H (Marsh ^ Ludden) Mahan D P, slieriff Maloehe J B (Robins & Maloche) Marsh & Luddcii (0 L Marsh and C H Ludden), carpenters Marsh L (Marsh & Ludden) Martinez Antone, baths and barber Martinez, Paclieco and (^layton Stage Line, S W Johnson proprietor Martinez Packing Co, Geo Shiel pres, F I Kendall sec Martinez Y N (Garrido & Martinez) MoCann John, liquors McGuire Frank, liquors McMahon T C, county surveyor McNamara James, liquors Miller C Ed, county recorder Mdls Hiram (Mills & Jones) Mills & Jones (Hiram Mills and Jos P Jones), attorneys-at-law Mohrmann J H, butcher MOORE J S. dentist Morgan Bros (Edw and Oliver), stoves and hardware Morgan Edw (Morgan Bros) Morgan Oliver (Morgan Bros) Nash R T, grocerie:ii and produce Nelson A P, boots and shoes Newberger & Gartley (Solomon New- berger and A L Gartley), gen mdse Newberger Solomon (Newberger & Gart- ley) PAVOUNI Ot, fish dealer and liquors Pearson J E, physician and druggist Perry L J, saddles and harness Plumb B K, watchmaker and jeweler Potter Bros (John k Henry), hotel Potter Henry (Potter Br"S) Potter J..hn (Potter Bros) RAILROAD EXCHANGE. Garrido & Martinez propiietors Riciolo Gerona, fish dealer and liquors Robins ft Maloche (Samuel Robins and J B Maloche), general blacksmiths and hori'cshoeing Roberts W C, tailor Rock ft Harkins (Henry Rock and Chas Harkins), butchers Rock lleury (Rock ft. Harkins) Rowell David, hotel Segui Joseph, barber Sherman Gao A, druggist, and agt W, F ft Co Shiel Geo, pres Martinez Packing Co Slater Mrs CI >ra, Cremorne Gardens Smith F M, roal estate and produce dealer Smith J B (Smith ft Johnson) Smith ft Johnson (J B Smith and Wm Johnson), liquors Stewart James, groceries Stow J M, county assessor Strentzel John, pres Granger's V\ v house Sturifis Josiah, hotel Swain D W, road agent Ihiele W C, bakery Tinning W S, attorney-at-law Torres M S, deputy county clerk CD 2 a E g c e a o c c c 1 fRISON CELLS. l'«'n«*eN and Mi-IBoiler Works, McGuire ft Schmidt proprs, E bet 3d and 4th Aiken E F, -mea. market, 7th bet A andB Aldrich I N, under-sheriff. Court House AUoysius Sister, Superioress College of Notre Dame, bet 7th and 8th Andrews S, painter, 23 D Ansory Charles, furniture and bedding, 70 D Ashford L J, attorney-at-law, 136 3d Aulman Mrs A C, boarding Babb L H, snpt and sec Marysville Water Co, and supervisor, 44 D Babcock H C, deputy supt of schools, Court House Baird (1 H, agt C & O R R BALLB, livery stable, hay, grain and produce, 67 C Barnes A P, funeral director, D bet 1st and 2d Bartlie & Paclie, liquors, cor 3d and B Batchelder A J & Co, groceries, cor E and 3d Becker Joseph, hairdresser and baths, 88 D Belcher Ed A, notary public and at- torney-at-law, 76 U Belcher I S, attorney-at-law, 76 D BL'lding L, soda factory, cor 2d and Vir- gin Alley Bigelow B, gunsmith, 1)5 D Bingham A C, cashier with Decker & .lewett. 60 D BINNEY A J, superintendent CNR R, cor 3d and E Blan August, barber, 3d Bliss S M, attorney at-law, 78 D Bjoth 13 B, oi ;ar3 and tobacco, 138 3d Booth H J & Co, proprs M.irysville Foundry, 4th and B Boyd C H, dentist, room 8, Odd Fellows Bnilding Bradley J C, register U S land ofiice, cor 3(1 and K Bradley S H & Co, carriage factory and a'.'ricultural implements, cor 3d and Viri;in Alley C/3 C3 CD ja c/> m 1? M' am 1, •If*'! m 1 1! GO UADnUinnn l IIUDCD ^^H ITR BROS . 1» a iiY^*,c uml 14 a l«l>l|ienr llAnlllTUUU LUIUDLn, St, M. V Coauter V»p«, Mewel Pouts, Ualuaters. V, D>iiiEi lORCRiss i co.,"Jag.aga.ii?8y»^'^ »"'^ ^^ . • PMt Mltreet, M. F. e 09 662 California — Maryaville. H CO ■ ^^ ^£ ^- Sli GO 09 g ri Brass Joseph, cigoni and tobacco, 99 D bet 3d and 4th Brow £, constable and collector, 62 D Brown C F & Brus, Maryaville Soap Works Brown H, merchant tailor, cor D and 2d Bruce H, c.trpet mfy and jnnl<, 121 1st BiuensH, harness-tthop, C bet 2d and 3d Bryant Chas, horseshoeing, C Buckeyp Mill Co, Justus Greeley pros, G W Peacock sec Bushnell & Mullmoil, proprs New York stables, 2d bet C and Maiden Lane Buttelman Fred, supervisor Buttelmann & Steward, wholesale liq- uors, 109 and Hi 2d Caldwell A B, phyMician and surgeon. Odd Fellows Building California Northern E K, N D Eideout pronr, A J Binney supt Ciimpbell VV L, attorney-at-Iaw, Court House Carden P L. pastor Presbyterian Church, cur D and 5th Casad M K. city marshal, 106 3d Casey Bros, fruits, vegetables and poul- try, cor 3d and Maiden Lane Cassidy Hugh, saloon, cor 2d and C Chung Sun & Co. China goods, 2d and D City Library, Miss J Jones librarian. City Hall Clark £ G, fruit and confectioner}', 122 3d Cohn E, clothier and merchant tailor, 59 D Cohn J O, dry goods, carpets, etc, 84-88 D, and furniture ti3 D ColfordJohn, chief engineer fire depart- ment. City Hall College of Notre Dame, Sister Alloysius superioretis, C bet 7th and bt h C>>lusa Stables (Lowery & Nelson), office of Colusa Staf>e Co, E liet 2d and M. Condon D, marble works, D bet 1st and 2d Cooley Geo S, groceries, cor C and 4th Corv Perry, jewelry and vatches, 69 D Cotter P, cigars, C bet 2d and 3d Cousins & Lewis, hairdressers, C bet 2d and 3d C'lwl- y Tim, chop hou^e, 2d Craddiick J H, attorney-at-law, 58 D Crane L T, receiver U S land office, cor 3d and K, Masonic Buililing Crook W H, (groceries and provisions, cor D and 5th Cumberson A J, groceries and public admin istnitor, 118 3d opp City Market Dalton Hurry, saloon, D near 4th D'Artney Th< o, saloon, 55 I) Dasaerville & Co, carriage painter, cor C and 4th Davis A k Son, watches and jewelry, «7D Davis E A, atlomey-at-law, 44 D DAWSON C ])> proprietor Maryaville "Appal," daily and weekfy, cor 2d and Maiden Lane Dawson House, Mrs AC Aulman propr, 2d bet E and D Deaner H F, pianos and organs DeArty Thomas, saloon, D bet 2d and 3d Decker & Jewett, bankers, 60 D Depuy ft Garcia (E S De^uy and M E Garcia) ,mfr& Climatic hre proof paint Dobbins Thos, physician, cor 3d and High Douanoe Daniel, saloon, 140 3d Dougall Thomas, dry goods, 98 D Dowell Jamt'S, saloon, 3d Dowell ft Mcllmoii, liquors, 3d Earnsliiclds V L, harness and saddlery, N E cor M ami C Eastman J F, postmaster, cor 2d and High Easton ft White, wagonmakers aud blacksmithinu, 3d Ebcrleia Wm, liquors and wines, 70 D Kilermnn F, mercliant tailor, 62 D Ehrlich C ]i, hides and wool, cor D and 1st Echarf. Geo E, cashier Eideout ft Smith's Bank, cor D and 3d Elite Photograph Gallery, P W Griffiths propr, cor 3d and D Ellis Chas, teiegraph operator Ellis W T, groceri'S, general commission forwarding, and agt steamers Small and Knight, cor 1st and D Empire Foundry and Machine Shop, Hoskin Bros proprietors Engel Peter, watchmaker and jeweler, 74 D Enk-Ni''ti'rv ?m vtv., rnloUll bCLLOf M«- •Xi K^ii Mtr««t. M. F. CAUIN NUTTING & SOI kHEN, TOGGLE t C0„ H>BDWOOD UIWBER. "avaSSSSr- 00 s «Q y a o o CO o California — Marywille. 663 Fryberger Fred, livery stable, cor 6th andB Fuller i) 6, agt Weils, Fargo & Co, cor 2d and D Fnller & Howner, lawyers and notaries. Odd FelloM s Building, room 7 Gaby D, veterinary surgeon, 4th bet B andC Gallagher Henry, livery stable, C bet 4th and 5th Garrett & Elder, groceries and liquors, 144 ad Gassaway J H, barber, 136 2d GeorKe P, guns, pistols, ammunition, saddlery and harness, 54 C , 'GerberE, hou: maker, (J liet 2d and 3d Gerken & Meyer, tailors, Ul D German Hotel and Bakery, J Kuorsa propr, C near 4th Gillespie & Dickie, livery stable Gilman B F &; Co, dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes Gorczyn^ki S, second-hand store, cor D and 2(1 Gordon F D, job printer, 95 D Gorhani Chas M, cashier with H J Booth & Cu, police judge and insur- ance agt, cor 4th and B Grath J, liquors. Unite i States Hotel Granite Stable, J C Gillespie & Co, 2d bet D and Maiden Lane Gray C N, carpenter, E Green W H, expressman, cor D and 3d Greeley Justus, prue Buckeye Flouring Mills Grey Frank S, druggist, 108 D Griiiner John, saluun, cor 4th and C Griffiths P VV, propr Elite Gallery Grindly F R, physici n, 72 D Gunning S O, county recorder. Court House Gwynu Wm, lime, cement and plaster, K K D< pot Hapgnod Clia*, agt Mutual Benefit Li'e hisuianceCo, of Newark, New Jersey, cor ?d and Higli Hagerty J, hvery stable, C bet 4th and 5th Hare James K, groceries, SW cor 7th and B Harrington C C, physician and surgeon, roum 7. Odd F< Hows Building Harris H M, harness and suddlcry, cor 3d unil C Hayes Dinnis, undertaker, cor 7th andC Hayes John, vanetiisi, 3d Hewitt (ieo F, liviuors, C bet 2d and 3d Henderson J, luurdrcHser, '^l Hoblitzcll 11 S, insu.iauti a^eut, 58 D Hochstitdtcr & Bro, ulothing, i>4 D Hoffstetter J U, groceries, cor D and 6t(i Hogan M C, city marshal, lOG 3d Hohnea Chas E S, general insurance agt, 64D Holland W W, first deputy treasurer, Court House Hornung G, druggist, 72 D Howard Amos, watches, jewelry, dia- monds and plated ware, 64 D Hoskin Bros (R and J H Hoskin), proprs Empire Foundry Howser B VV (Fuller & Howser), dis- trict attorney HUDSON E U (Swain & Hudson), cor 1st and D Hudson F D, pres Union Lumber Co, cor C and 4th Hughes Francis, liquors, 71 D Hunt G P, blacksmith and wagonmaker, . Jenkins & Aitchison, bnrbers, 96 2d Jenkins & Bu'shuell, livery stable, 102 2d Jenkins & Crowell, Central Market, cor D and 4th Johnson J K- birber, 56 D Johnson & Williams,-hairdre8ser8, 5S D Junes C C, watches and jewelry, 64 D Jones Miiis J, librarian City Library, City Hall Katzner, Russell k Chase, blacksmiths and wagonmakers, cor B and 6th Kerns J U, saloon, 96 D K.ertchen D J, auction house, W C Schoffer auctioneer, 35 and 37 D Kettuauer Phillip, cigar factory, 67 C Keyser Phil W, judge superior court Kimball C B, livery stable, C bet 2d and 3d Klein Wm, hats and clothing, cor 3d andD Knight D E, supt Marys ville Woolen Mills and Marysville Gas Co Knorsa J, hotel Korb Jacob, pickle factory, 58 Maiden Lane Krautte F L, first deputy recorder, Court House Kiihn L, varieties, 78 D Lancy & Uieriuger, painters, cor 3d and Virgin alley Laporte and Marysville Stage Line, Chas Sherman supt, cur D and 2d Liuik Joseph, clothing, cor D and 3d Lawrence Wm L, hiirness, saddles and carriages, 103-107 2<\ __ l^efavor J A, broom factory, 32 D ^ Levy Waron, merchant tailor, C bet 2d and 3d Lewis C F, propr Hough's Mineral Spring Ijcwis & Cousins, barbers Lewis & Marteuutte, painters, D bet 1st and -za Lothrop Geo W, fruits, 115 2d and Maiden Lane CO c > 2 o o o 01 O > r o > CO H m m H CO > z ■n > CO o O mmm lumber. Iftt ti.F. Coun ter Tops. Newel PoMt«,U«la«ter«. LOUIS BRIlVERMIkN£ CO., ntrrllnic fUlT^rware •nd Vrenrh (}lo«kti. IISMonteomerySl 664 California — Marysville. si 8 BS H Lotzen W, varieties, D bet 3d and 4th Lowry D B, stage af;t Maestretti F & Co, game, poultry, eggs, butter, produce, etc. Maiden Lane Marcuae Marcus, prea Marysville Sav- ings Bank, 44 D Marcuae M k Co, cigars, tobacco and inau-ance agts, cor 2d and D Marker Harry, saloon, cor 2d and C Marker J P, bootmaker, 2d bet B and C "MARYSVILLE APPEAL" (daily and weekly ), C D Dawaun proprietor, cor 2d and Maiden Lane Marysville Bag Factory, A Fierce propr, 29 D Marysville Foundry, H J Booth & Co Marysville Gas Co, D E Knight supt Marysville Suvings Bank, Marcu» Mar- cuae pres, F W H Aaron sec, 44 D Marysville Telephone Co, James Mc- Conaughy mgr, 2d MARTSVILLE WATER CO. L H Babb superintendent and sec, 45 D Marysville Woolen Mills, D E Knight supt May & Wiskotchill, milliners, cor 4th and D McCarroU L, saloon, cor C and 3d McCarty Dan, liquors, 8!> D McConaughy Jas, agt VV U Tel Co, 2d McCoy H L, county sheriff McCoy VVm, livery stable McDonald J B, livery stable, 114 2d McDono-h Thos, saloon, 70 D McGuire & Sohmidt, /Etna Steam Boiler Works, E bet 3d and 4th MECHANICS' HOTEL. F A Peel proprietor, bet 3d and 4ih Meek E E, notary public, C">urt House Mehl Mrs C, bakery, D bet 5th and (ith Merritt 'leo, real estate, insurance agt, collector and notary public. 103 J» Mestretti F, market, (35 Maiden Lane Miller S & Co, saloon, 05 D Monroe Simon, carpenter, C bet 4th and ith and ■?•' t' M MOON & CREIOHTON. boot hhoe store (tirstcKiss), 75 D Morgan MicJ»at;l, liorseslioeing, C Moser Louis, varietiis, 0'.> D Mull E W, oysters and wine rooms, cor 2d and Hi^h Mulier& Bunigartncr, Magnolia Saloon, 05 \) Murphy Wm (i, city attorney, attorney- at-law and court cninniiMSiouer of Yu- ba Co, Bank building, cor 3d and High Murray M B, lifjuors, cor 7th and A Mutual Life Insurance Co, J B Fuller agt, cor D r I Waggle M E, gioccries, C bet 2d and 3d Neseman Mrs, lodgings, cor C and 2d Newberry H C. mgr Deadwood Channel Claim and Mining Co, 64 D Newhard J M, saloon, 142 3d New York Livery Stable, Buahnell & Mcllmoil, 2d bet C and Maiden Lane O'Brein Luke, boot and shoemaker, C bet 2d and 3d Ogden W C ft Son, manfra agricultural implementa, biauksmithing and wag- onmaking, £ Parka Broa, wool buyera, cor 3d and High Peacock O W, aec Buckeye Flouring- Mills Peffer John, sash factory and planing- mill, C bet 4th and 5th Pender J H, country produce, cor 3d and Market Pender Mrs L, millinery, cor D and 4th Percy Andrew J, livery stable, cor 3d andC Peri A, candy factory and ice cream sa- loon. Dancing Academy, 92 D PERI E & CO. candy factory and ice cream saloon, corner D and 4th (see advertisement) Pierson Milton, furniture and bedding, Dbet 1 St and 2d Pine Geo W, city clerk. Court House Plymire W H, marble works, D bet 1st and 2d Popert N D, variety store, 68 D Post D Y, boarding-house, 7th bet A and B Powell David, physician and surgeon, 92 D Power T J, saloon, 138 and 140 2d Priekett E S. gunsmith, 73 D Quinland J S, agt Standard Oil Co, C P K R Depot R R House, W W Ward propr, cor 6th and A Raish Chas, blacksmithing and car- riasiC shop, 3d Randolph '1' E, junk, and carpet factory, cor D and 1st Red House, B F Gilman & Co proprs, it3 and US 1) ReiHy J J, photographer, Odd Fellows Building Rhoiles 1 N, injjr White Sewing Ma- chine Co, O'J D Richmond <) 1), agt Continental Oil Co, C P R H Depot Rideout N I) (Hideout ft Smith), propr C N U R Rideout & Smith, bankers, Geo R Eck- art cashier, SK cor D and 3d Ripley (J J, plastering and agt Santa Cruz lime, 34 D Rogers Henry, saloon, 71 D Rogers S J S, physician and surgeon, room 3, Odd Fellows Building, 87 D % 31 3 i 3> en e CALVIN NUHiNG i SON, 1U7 MA IV MTKEKT. NAW FKAWCISCO. ■I'ou Uuora, Bauk Vanlts, Bte. s s t CO o AllEH,TUBGirtCO.: No>4. IM anil Mill NpcMr Mtr«et, Man Vrauelnr*. I il i I H H o » O California — Maryaville. 665 B>OSS E C & C0> stovei, tinware and crockery, 0(J D ( See adv) Rnbi^l & Lewis, restaurant Ruff. I, expresHmiui, Wustem House Suul & Dui'uy, carriage paiutvrs, C bet 3d and 4th SCHEU & LEWEK. proprs hotel Mchuiiider M, clothing, 87 D Schotield li T, agt Dom<>stic Sewing Miichine. pianos and organs, 68 D Schopmann Henry, saloon, cor 5th and F Schwartz Chiis, stoves, tin and crockery, 152 and 154 Hd Sc"tt G, land at't C P R R, 35 D Scott 1 >, grader and general agt C P RR, D betl8taud2d Seiferd & Sullivan, dressmakers, 107 D Seichten Julius, salotn, cor '2d and C SEWELL A F (Taylor & Sewell), G2 D Sewell N, justice ot the peace and no- tary public, 02 D Shaffer W O, auctioneer, 33-37 D Shelley T R, veterinary surgeon, cor 6th and B Sherman Chas supt Laporte and Marys- ville Stage Lim-, cor D and '-'d Sherwood Mrs, dressmiiker, 3d Sherwood T J, county clerk. Court House Shively D C, dry goods and millinery, llOD Sieber (i A L, California Brewery, cor B and i)th Siebert (.', brewery Sieferd & Sutlierlund, dressmaking, D bet 3d and 4th Singer Mfg Co, C Hounson mgr, 04 D Singer & Smger, liiiitl and mine attor- neys, MaMOiiic Buililiiig, c<>r 3d and K Slattery P C, butchtT, City Market, cor 3d and Maiden Luue, and county treasurer and tax '.-oUector, Court House Slingsby VVm, supervisor Smith •! A, blacksniiih and wagonmak- er, Smith J B M. dentist, l»2 D Smith Mrs J K, straw works, D bet 3d and 4th Smith R L, barber, •»!> 2d Smith S D, blacksmith, 18 E Smith Win K, U Street Market. D nr4th SneedJamesA, blacksmith, cor C and 4th Spear A P, books and stationery, cor 3d and E Stun Wood R G, lumber yard, cor 4th and E Steele T H, county supt of schools, Court Hard of supervisors WIGHTMAN & HAMPTON, hard- ware and agricultural implements. Masonic Building, 3d between D and E Wilder Louis, county assessor, Court House Wilkins P V, propr Wilkms House CO CO- CD CD OK) CD CO HARDWOOD LUMBER, 43 WIIITEBROM _ __ Mtre«t. M. F. Wa«ou UfetL, Cabiact %V*ods, ete.' CO CO ', l» A l.'S Vlain anil 14 A lO Mn«ar HH I ,j l l| i HH f llHi i n. I MUGHTS TEMPUB nHiraBIIIS."g''^>^g'^*"'- »-«"••<-»••■ M«. e Hm( Iltr4>«l, !••■ rrsii«la««. I 666 California — Marysdlle-Maxwell. Williamson C C, plaster and whitener, Maiden Lane Williams James N, barber, 138 3d Wiskotsohill ft May, millinery and fancy goods, SE cor D and 4th Wood S D, supervisor Wood's Gallery, J J Reilly propr, Odd Fellows Building Woodward J C, aroceries, etc 100 D Worms Julius, clothing, 3d bet ar Wright Ueo, county surveyor, 144. 2le Il-ivetecl. We are prepared to build on the groimtl, where wanted, and contract to lay the same, SHEET IliOISr PIPE of all sizes thoroughly coated with Asjihaltiiin, thenhy saving the ex- pense and damage of hauling on wngons. Having all the latest improved machinery, parties wanting pipe would do well to give us a call. Iron cut, punclied and formed, and tools furnished for making pipe. E. C. ROSS & CO., Marysville, Yuba County, California. MAXWELL. Colusa County. A post, express and telegraph office, located on the Cali- fornia Pacitic and Nortliern \i. R., about 70 miles north of Sacramento, and 12 mil- 8 from Colusa, and is the most centrally located town of Colusa County. Its resources are agricul- ture. Population 300. Adams J D, liquors BACON J D, manager for Furth Bros, and postmaster Ballur.l C J R, agt C T R R and W, F & Co, and mgr W U Tel Co Cloud A .T, carpenter Corby J L, liquors Danley James, livery Durham Bros, hardware and agricult- ural implements Fender J, blacksmith FURTH BEOS (S A J Furth), cloth- injr, dry goods, boots, shoes, and post- office (irraliam & Prime, liquors (irigL'S A, diuguist Hardiu Bros, lumber, insurance and warehouse Hayues J M, carpenter and gunsmith House A 8. restaurant Huffiiagle WiUiiiin. carpenter Jacoi>s A, clothing and dry goods J acoh J, dry gotids Kean K, clothing beclileiter J H, wagonmaker Lindstroni C, harnesMUiiiker Macoupin House, S Pence propr McCoy W .S, constable Mctiratli William, carpenter Murphy M, liquors Nelson J P, painter Paul Rev A L, clergyman (Methodist) Pence S, propr Macoupin House Potevine Thos W, constable Reavis k Cooper (H M Reavis and Har- vey Cooper), blacksmiths Robe W E. physician Sallady O, groceries CUVIN MUniNG S SON, Mannffkii'tnrers all kinds IROX WOltK. *il7 Uaitt (Street. Maa Fraaciaea- C/9 CO CO CO Ui (0 o o o mEW. TUBGIE t CO.. Eastern Hard Wood tmnlier.'SAyatxr a» J e CO CM as CQ E c/> *-> g H o o California — Maxwetl-Melroae. «67 Simpson C C, blacksmith Siussleblum M, dry goods Smith George, plasterer and stonemason Suttun P C, justice of the peace MAY. Amador County. A post-office, miles from loue. BOLLES AMOSt postmaster MAYFIELD. Santa Clara County. A post, ex- f tress and telegraph office; ia a nice ittle place on tliu Southern Pacific U. It., (Northern Div ision), 35 miles Irom San Francisco. Itslticutionis very pic- turesque, and the interests <S, restaurant Crow Jos, liquors Donohuc F, bl icksmith and wagonmaker Discombtjr A, bakery Duchesneau J, blacksmith Ducker Uiste!, brewery DuokerChiis, hotel Fisher E, butcher (irijialb.i S, liquors Orimley P, livery stable and liquors Henderson W, justice of the peace Hohnian J, boots and shoes Jones Uev S, clergyman (Methodist) Lauloi T H, citrpeiitf r Miirkd L, general merchandise MAYER B> postmaster and druggist Miusch A, li'|U"rs .McCloskey J, harnessmakcr McNanptra T J, tinware, stoves, etc Page Wm, lumber Panilltm L, liquors Ponce J P, blacksmith and wagonmaker KnHs J L, physician Hosenliluin J, general merchandise Smith C E, carpenter Stanley M O, livery stable Vfcliiti C, butcher Waliii^*? J, attorney-at-la^y MAYHEWS' LANDING. Alameda County. Post-office Newark. Jarvis F C & Co, warehouse McCONNELLS. Sacramento County. Post-office Hicks- ville; a station on the Central Pacinc R. K. (Western Division), 19^ miles from Sacramento. HoCONNELL sheep raising THOMAS, merino McCORriCK'S RANCH. Napa County. Post-office St. Helena. A summer resort. Stamer G A, hotel McKINNEY S LANDING. Placer County. On Luke Tahoe. McKinney John W, hotel and cottages MEADOW VALLEY. Plumas Couni-y. Billings F, miner Bossell & Co, miners Brown Sash, miner Cole Wm, miner froodwin Samuel, farmer Halstnatl A A, saloon Hill Frank, miner and capitalist Hughes Thos, hotel, farmer and post- master Lake Wm H, engineer, blacksmith and mechanic Plie'ps J, bootmaker Robi son A, propr VoU House, miner and speculator Schneider B, f irmer Sehneiiler Louis, teamster and farmer Tucker John, mine supt and speculator MELROSE. Alameda County. A post, express and ttlegrapli ollice, on the Central Pacific K. K. (Western Division), 4 miles from Oakland. Alta Chemical Co, manfrs of Chloride and Potash Powder Castle Dome Mining and S Co Pacific Reduction Works WICKER F W. postmaster and agent Wells, Fargo & Ci» C C 70 > Z o o > H3 oo :M !,•■ I' CALVIN Nunma t son, UIHI>BKM. JAIL AMI* FBMCR WOKK, )i»7 Halu Street, «aa Vranclaco. tonis BB>YEHmii i CO.. ■..'ifflg^'ftca.y;r'a> .II9%S3T¥ imtry 668 California — Mendocino City-Merced. MENDOCINO CITY. Mendocino Cocntt. A post, exprew aud telegraph office, renched by ocean •teamers or via North Pacific Coast R. B. to Duncan's Mills, thence by stage 80 miles; or via Sim Francisco and North Pacific R. R. to Clover- dale, thence by stage 75 miles. It is on the coast, lUO miles above San Francisco and has a population of 800, whose dependence is on the lumb r- ing interests of tlie locality, which is carried on very extensively. Ainsley Wm, painter Ariiibruster Wm F, watchmaker and jeweler Bank of Mendocino, E Brown pres Barnard Len, propr Mendocino and Westport Stage Line Berry J S, barb-^r Bever Bros, hotel Brown Eugene, general merchandise. Wells, Fargo &, Go's agt aud pres Bank of Mendocino Carldon J E, hott-l Denslow W, treas Mendocino Bank Elliott MUa Floni, milliner Eversoii O W, general merchandise Farrcl Mm M L, milliner Ferrall Walter, attomey-at-law Flanagan John, saloon Galbraith C, saloon Gray Paris, carpenter Hall (>eo, carriagemaker Hamilton W R, carpenter Hanson P, bootmaker Heeser A, justice of the peace HEESER WM. secretury Bank of Mendocino, notary public and pub- lisher "Mendocino Bcjicon" Hudiion & Pack.ird, soiU factory JAEVIS HENEY H. postmaster Jarvis & Nichols^, general merchandise Jolmson J D, carpenter Johnson J P L, but>tniuker Kelly & McCallum, general uidse Kent Wm H, butcher Lindberg John P, harnessmaker Lindsey D, denti.-t Luiza Fe.nandc/, hotel Lynuh Patrick, bootmaker Marks & Cohen, general merchandise McClellan P, tailor McCormack W A, pliysician "MENDOCINO BEACON. " Wm Hees- er proprietor Mendocino Discount Bank Milliken H F, tinsh ^ aud hardware Mosher M E, physician Mur. iy J D, gen mdse and druggist Norto.* W H, hotel Packan ' C O, druggist Packard J E, watchmaker and jeweler Perry ft Kelly, photographem Rhalves A, cabinetmaker Rogers A T, blacksmith Smith G C, notary public and attorney- at-law Switzer & Boyd, liverv stable Thomas Manuel, hotel Wfllker Duncan, propr Mendocino and Westport Stage Line Wilson W T, restaurant tftf ftmtnmmi [EMtablUhed 1877.] THE MENDOCINO BEACON l8 a Weekly' JournnI devoted to Tbe Interests of Mendocino Connty, and i8 nubliijhed at Mcndorino, one of tlie prinl cipal Hiilpiiiii),' iiointi* in the eooiit lumber reKi»ii of thU State. It glxe:* Imal news, teloi^raphiu news, and makes a specialty of all news of wliat- e\er description of interest to the lumbering industry of this section. SulMortptlon, $3.00 per Annwm. fit is a First-Class Advertising IWedium, i^ it liiis a liir^e tin iilittioji up and down tlio coast in the many towns wliich ate icattered al'iuK the lumber belt of tliis county. Kates of ad\ertis!njf on nppli<'ntion. IVM. HSESER, Proprtetor. MENLO PARK. San Mateo CorxT*. A post, express and teleuraph office, on the Southern Pacific R. R. ( North; rn Division), 3'2 miles from San Francisco. Blanchard B, butcher Casey Wm, liijiiors Dufi'& Doylf, gen nidse and post-ofhce Hurssell Wm M, butcher Ku({ekr A, liipiors Lcneh'in M, li(iuors Love Mrs M, millintr Maloney P J, livery st.ble Maloney H, liijuors McRain John, Fletcher House McBreen T, gemral merchandise Menin Park Hotel, J V.inct; jiroirietor WAKELEE THOS D. agmt Wells, Furgu & Co, ami Southern Pacific R K Wilson Thos, livery stable MERCED. Merced County. A post, express and teleuraph ofKcte. The county seat has improved in every way in the last few years. There is an evidence of enterjjfise and tlirift on every side, and the Iteautiful town bids f.iir to be re ^ (I PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAIiVIN BtlTTINU Jk MI».V Prapi-t -l«ra. K«t«bll«heil 1H49 9M7 Malii Street. M V. mm, TOGGLE t CO.. OAK PLANK."agR&'asr California — Merced. 669 . one of the most attractive place* on the coast for business and residence. It is situated in the productive 8an Joaquin Valley, 1S2 inilt^s from Han Francisco on the Southern Pacifio R. R., and is one of the points of embark- ation for the Yoaemite Valley. It has a population of 3,000, which is steadily increasing. It is well supplied with churches, schools and hotels. The Court House is a tine building situated in a beautiful square. The merchants carry large stocKs of good* and are in a prosperous condition. Abrams Ous, dealer in gents' furnishing goods Adrian G, hairdresser Aikeu W B, county assessor Alexander J S, insurance agent American Exchange Hotel, Nelson Rolfe proprietor A O U W Hall ARNOLDT CHRIS, carriage and wagonmuker, cor Main and J Asher I, huiidressor Auerhach David, dry goods, clothing and general auctioneer Baiiku & Budesen (.John Banks and P Bedeaen), meat market Banninter J C, furniture, carpets, upholstery, etc Bircroft Fred'k (Branson & Barcroft) Barry P, saloon BATES S Ci agent Wells, Fargo & Co, iiisuruaue agetit, president Merced Bank, secretary Merced Falls Woolen Mills, and proprietor Abstract Bu- reau, Front Bear books, stationery and news depot. Front Geis Silas W, attorney-at-law and sec Farmers' Canal Co Gettis G C, agt stage line Merced to Ceiiterville Goldman M, general merchandise and agricultural intplements Gosner Joseph, propr Merced Brewery Gregory Kev ,) K, Methodist clergyman Grifhn Patiick, saloon Grogan Bernard, saloon and National Hall Hall Thomas A, hairdresser and baths Harrinvton & McKrIane (P Harrington and Huuh McErlaue), proprs Mari- posa Exchange Harrinpton P (Harrington & McErlane) HARRIS BROS (Chas and Tt.os Har- ris), jiroprictors "Merced Star" Harris Chas (Harris Bros) Harris Thos (Harris Bros) Herrington Mrs J K, millinery ?l CO CO CO CD C/3 &0 CO CO HARDWOOD LUMBER { WAGON STOCK "J?JTf;;.»Si^-Jit.?.'';- «*P«W ODD FEIWWS* SUPPLIES. %-&JR¥rp»;r»r**K!f SSWA^- 670 Califafnia — Merced. HOWELL FRAHX. cashier Merced Bank, Front HOWELL W L (W L Howell A Co), oor Mam and L HOWELL W L ft CO (W L and J A Howell), puhlisliure "Meroed Ex- pron," oor Muin and L HutTiiian C H, ^rain and storage hull Mr and Mrs, candy fuctory Hunter A M & Co (A M and M T Hun- te-), hlooksiniths Hyden Rev J 0, clergymar. (Methodist) Invalshe A, agt Me-ced Wo len Mills Jaokinan Edward, attorney -at-law Jac'ibs I (8iinon, Jacobs It Co), San Francisco Jacobs Joseph, butcher Johnson Mrs S, ice cream KILLTON L F, saloon. Front King Mrs F B, pr pr Eagle Hotel King S A, postinaater Kni.hts of Pythias Hall KNOX J W (Ostrunder & Knox), attor- ney-at-law and uota y public, Front Koclier Jacob, hardware, a^jricultural implements, paints, oils, crockery and glassware Liigi'marsino Antonio, groceries, hard- ware, ele L indram C, jewelry and varieties Law John K, attorney -at-law Law T C, attor ey-at-law Tj«;e Geo P, physician Leeker H \V, siddleand harness manfy and livery stable Leevon Joseph, bootmaker I^ewis E, blacksmith and horseshoer Ludt-'rscher J, tailor MAHON JACKSON W, attorney-at- luw, El Capitau Hotel Manchester L A (Corlt-y & Manchester) Maripo8a Exchange, Harrington & Mc- Erlane proprs MARIPOSA HOTEL. A F Nell propr- Main Marks Chas H, superior jud.'e M •shineyer J A, haraessuuker and car- riagetr'.mmer Masonic Hiill, cor Fr nt and M McCLENATHAN M, proprietor El Capitan Stablud, i or Main and M McDonald William, carriage and wagon- maker and blacksmith McErlane Hugh (Harrington & McEr- lane) McJnerney Mrs Mary, dry goods and clothing McSwain J F, county recorder and au- ditor Meany A J, sheriff MERCED BANK. >S C Bates president, Frank HowuU cashier. Front "MEROED EXPRESS" (weekly). W L Howell ft Co publishers, oor Main and L Merced Free Readina Room, Main Merced Ohs Works, c Blakely supt Merced Orange, Thos Upton pres, Wm H Turner sec Mercfd House, Chas E Evans propr MERCED SECURITY SAVINGS BANK. Eias Perkins president, \V W VVestbay cashier. Front Merced Watt-r Works, Silman & Stev- .'nson uroprs MORAN M F) proprietor Cosmopolitan h'otel, corner Main and M Mull James, livery and feed utable Miiller John, blacksmith, horseshoer and wagonma*unty treasurer Keidy J L, dry goods, boots, shoes, mil- linery and cloakmaki g Reilly ft Dwyer (P Reilly and John Dwyer), saloon and brewery agts Reilly P (Reilly ft Dwyer) REUTER OEOROE. hairdresser and proprietor Washiuuton Baths, Front CO ti CO CO S2 \ CO CO o z o o rnloUH ULLLOiNo. **7 Main Street, «. V CAiviN NurriNG t m. >UHI. TUC6H I CO.. ygWEERS "ajRaag.- CcUi/omia — Merced. 671 Robertson W, attorney-at-law and no- tary publio Bolfe >felsuD, propr American Exchange Hotel Ronenthal A (S Peckermnn ft Co) Kuoker H N, physician and coroner Sanguinette Mrs Kosa, cigars and to- bicco "BAN JOAUTJIH VALLETAB- OUS" (The) (weeklv), Mrs Kuwena G 8te<'Ie publisht^r, Main Sawyer R, meat market Scott George, gunsmith Searinsf Charles, livery stable 8ell W M, agt VV U Tel Co and S P R RCo Silman k Stevenson, livery stable Silman W L (Silman & Stevenson) Simon, Jacobs & Co (S, E and A Simon and I Jacobs), general merchandise andaxricultiua! implements Simonsoa John H, county clerk Smith John C, liquors Smytlie Mrs E, hotel SOHLKE J Ai di-uggist, and proprietor Pioneer Uiug Store, Front Spai'genberg E A, groceries Stanton John, bakery STEELE MBS BOWSNA 0. pnb- lislier "San Joaquin Vklley Argus," Main Stoneroad W P, county surveyor "THE HEBCED STAB/' Harris Bros publishern, L Tuolumne Hotel, Wm Fahey propr Turner Wm H, sec Merced Drunge Upton Thois, chairman board of super- visors Van Horn ft Gerstel (C E Van Horn and E S Gerstel), groieiies and pro- visions W ABD B H, attornej -at-law, £1 Cap- ital) Hotel WASHINGTON BATHS. George Renter proprietor, Front WASSMAN MAX. dentist. Front • WESTBAT W W, cashier Merced Security Savings Bank, Front Williams J E P, undertaker and cabi- netmaker Wilson N H, watchmaker and jeweler Yusemite Livery Stables, T H Patter- son propr Zirker M, cigars and tobaco 1875 THE WEEKLY 1882 mERCED, CAL. BY W. L. HOWELL & CO. CO CO CO c > z o o o CO 60 CO CO CO CO Ir HUDWOOD LUMBER. WHITK BR4 >M., 1» A 1« Main and 14 A 1«l Mpcar Mt, M. V Boat HiGcsk, Oak Plank aaiil TimlHM* mine DDIVEDHAII 9 Oil JKWKViKWtm; •ir<>r ««•«■ lower thaa any mUlO DnHf Cnltmil « bU.^ hANMMin th« «»fy. ilO «IOiit««m«>r.v Mt. ! ! i I It' ! ; CO Hi h SI «&« B . $^ o B 672 California — Merced-Mesa Grande. Herced ^ ecuritij ^av ingg Ban^ Guaranteed Capital, - - $300,000 DEPOSITS SOLICITED. KXCHAIVOE BOUCjM^^r and «OIL.r>. Draw on THE ANGLO-AMEKIOAN BANK ( Limited), San Francisco. J. & W. SELIGMAN & CO., New York. ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN BANK (Limited), London. ELTA5 PERi^INS, Presidint. W. W. WBSTBAY, Cashier. SAN JOAQUIN VALLET ARGUS (REPUBLICAN.) The OLDEST NEWSPAPER in Merced County. PUBLISHED Every SATURDAY Morning. MRS. ROWENA ORANISE STEELE, Publisher. ROBflRT J. STEELE Editor. (Sabseriptlon. .93.0O per Year. The best Advertisiiii; Me limn in tlio San Juaquin Valley. OfRoe, Main Street, Moroetl, Cal. MERCED FALLS. Merced Counts. A post-office, 22J miles from Merced. This place pos- sesses water-pi»wdr c ipable wf running a vast amount of manufacturing ma- chinery. Pupulatiou 150. Barrett Sc, Pillam, boarding-house and farmers Blood Mrs, hotel FARBELL F> general merchandise KeUey , stick raiser McCay James, ferryman Merced Wnolen mills, A lugalsbe agt Nflson & Sons, dour-mill iVelS'in Wm, postmaster 01 rich C W, blacksmith Ordway F M, wagon and carriagemaker Steele Henry, saloon communication. It is quite a trade center. The agricultural resources of the vicinity are almost unlimited. Anson B D, hotel and saloon Casey O B, blacksmith Culverson J P, carpjuter and agt for windmills Devore C P, physician Dunphy S I', bootmaker OLADBEN J Ml notary, insurance iigeat, agent fur'stear^ers, and grain buyer Hunter R C, physician Smith L N, s-doon SMITH W C, postmaster Thorubrough Bros, general merchan- dise, ami Jigt \V, F & Co Williams R, butcher Wood M C, ferry Wood, Smith &Co, general merchandise MERIDIAN. Sutter County. A shipping point on the Sacr.imento River, 17 miles from Marysville, with which it has stage MESA GRANDE. San Dieuo County. Post-office Julian. Angel James N, farmer Angel John, farmer Aiiuel Woodford, farmer B.ilancuela Ant>iiia, stock raisAr PfllSON CEUS, «47 Mala Street, ». F. CALVIN NJTTING& SON. ■f MERRILLVILLE. Lassen County. A p 'st-office, 17 miles northeast of Susan ville. Cram en Bros, stock-raising Davis W S, hotel Folsom M 0, stock -r.nising F"lsom 0, blHckmnitn HUBLBUT P D, I'lmber and post- %} mnster Knudsoii L, hotel and stnckraiser Merrill & Marker, tuiuieling Eagle Lake Summers W T, hotel Tumson A L, stock raiser and dniry Watson T, livery and feed stables urn. TUGGIE t CO., WEXIOH HiHD W00DS.'Sf.?r5KS;r- t Sid S3 !^ re Z.3 e California — Mesa Oratide-Middletown. 673 Carney Wm, stock raiser Clelaiid F O, blacksmith Gedney James £, farmer Green Aleck, teamster HART A> apiarist and farmer Hart Uarvey M, farmer Johnson Wm, stock raiser Kendal Geo, rancher King , farmer Maurice Harvy, farmer Mitchell L, stock raiser Morris Matt, stock raiser Schnni'pel Henry, stock raiser Scholda Fred, stock raiser Stone James, stock raiser Stone John, stock raiser Stone Matthias, apiarist and farmer MICHIGAN BAR. Sacramento County. A post and ex- press office; is an old mining town, 7 miles southwest of Latrobe and 7 miles north of Carbondiile. The hills around the place bear evidence of a vast amount of lab >r having been ex- pended in search of the preci lus ore. Dairying xnd farming are the pur- suits which are its main support now, though mining is still carried on. Amador and Sacrimento Canal Co Brown W A, blacksmith HEATH J> postmaster and express a>!ent Rinnan C, saloon and lodging WE3T & HEATH, general merchan- dise MICHIGAN BLUFF. Placer Countv. A post and express otfiee; a place of 5()U iniiabitant^, 30 miles northeast of An -urn, the county seat, and one of the termini of Pow- ell's stage line. The altitude is 3,450 feet above the sea level, theairiajmri' and light, Uie water is very iine and the geiier.d lieiilth mosi excellent. The scenery wliich is lield up by the hand of nature on either side of the town is iiicomparal.le, and a deacrip tionof it coiilil hardly do it juslice Its lofty mountains, rich in mineral anri timber, form a background to one of th tiuest panoramic views in the county. Abrams John, hotel Barrett E, goncal merchandise Benton J A, bootmaker Bleaks John, car|>enter Brown, Klkins&. Co, miners Buchanan Mining Co B inker Henry, propr F H & M B Toll Road Burns Robt, school teacher Campbell Chas, blacksmith Davis Wm & Son, mining D.ioley E L, butcher Dunlap J W, supt Ditch Co Ellworth Fred B, shoemaker Farrier Wm, barber Ferguson Duncan, hotel Fiedler M, mining supt Holmes S, physician Hurd E D, carpc^nter MORGAN & HUFFMAN, general merchandise Morgan J6lin, saloon Perry H E, dry goods Polifka Edward, saloon Powell P, hotel Rolker Henry, saloon Smith, Dooley & Co, miners Snedican S T, carpentor Squier D D, saloon Taylor George, mining supt Tillotson & Dixon, general mdse Udell C P, propr Yankee Mining Co Van EnimoM H L, propr Big Gun Mine Westfall Aui{ust. butuher V'ild Mrs, dressmaker Williams M H, hotel Wissinger James H, saloon CO MIDDLE BAR. Amador County. Post-office Jackson. McKinuey A, general merchandise MIDDLETOWN. Lakr County. A post and express office; siiuated 18 miles from Calistoga by stage. Dependent for support upon the neighboring agricultural and mining industries. Has about 3U0 inhabitants. Armstrong Chas W, varieties and drug- gist Bogg & Southwich, lumber Cameron Francis, bootmaker Day I 8, general merchandise Ford & Rawson, saw-mill (jiavin John, blacksmith (•ood J R, wagonmaker Green J, saloon Hamilton J M. real estate ogent Lacuy G M, justice of the peace Lobe Leon, gen mdse and &^t W, F & Co Lynn k Clark, butchers Martin J, livery stable Munz M, brewery Preble J B, painter RAWSON G W, saw-mill c^ ff3 6/? CO HARDWOOD LUMB£tl, (VIIITf; HU4»«»., la A l.> Main uikI 14 «4 lOMpear Ht.M. F. Blui-k WulttUt, Si*auUh €edar, Veueers. -i o i 00 if 09 H CO « s I- ft) • "e Si & c KNIGHTS TEMPUB UHIFDBIIIS."8,"ygJ? StSii Rrrr.Sse- 674 California — Middletowrir-Milpitaa. Reed J L, postmaster, notary public and constable Reinecke John, blacksmith Stiiddard Joel, Hour-mill Summerland 1, tin and hardware Thompson H, phj'sici in Tnlly C H, watchmaker and jeweler Warren Geo, saloon Williamson Rev W, clergyman (Meth- odist) Young C M, hotel and gen mdse MIDWAY. Alamepa County. A post, express and telegraph offi ;e, on the Central Pacific R. R., 57 miles from Oakland. Pop- ulation 35. Carsten H M, general merchandise ('arstens Mary, gmcer Deakin C H, carpenter Goachy N, lumber Haera Franz, hotel BEINHOLT HAERA. postmaster and Wells, Fargo & Co's agent rr Pi G I MILFORO. Lassen County. A jjost and telegraph office; reached most conveniently from Reno, Nevada, from which it is dis- tant 67 miles. Boyd George, saw-mill Dakin H H, tiLiir-mill DOTLE S A> hotel and postmaster Gage EJ, suloon Loomis W J, general merchandise I'rus Thaxter, blacksmith Tyler Jerry, hides, groceries and drugs MILLER. Mendocino County. Post-office Man- chester. Hall A W, farmer HOBAN JOHN, clerk at J S Kimbairs Jackson James L, blacksmith Kerns Josei)h, farmer KIMBALL J S> J'fJiieral -rierchandise McFaul & Keen, Bridgeport Mills Monro*! W, furnur Nev^ field Aron, farmer Short J R, farmer Steward T F. farmer Stewart i A, farmer Walsh Thomas, farmer MILLS' SEMINARY. Alambda County. A post and tele- graph office. MILLS' SEMINARY. Rev C T Mills principal, Mrs 8 L Mills vice-principal MILLVILLE. Shasta Counitt, A post and express office, situated on the C. and O o\ er- land stage route, 15 miles from Red- ding. Auklin Mrs H, general merchandise Averill G W, dentist Bidwell & Bro, blacksmiths Boyle Pat, liquors Brown F R, physician Oarr Francis, attorney-at-'aw Chatham A^ wagonmaker Connelly & Son, carpenters and con- tractors Crabb , physician and surgeon Crom«ell O, iihotrtgrapher and varieties Ezra Rev J, Methodist clergyman Gault T L, justice of the peace Gil man A J, boots and shoes Guptil W N, justice of the peace Harrington M S, saddles and harness Kegan (t, tailor Kegan Mrs G, dressmaker Key Thos. stoiu misim King JJ, blacksmith Maas P A, physician Martin R P, physician Nichols J L, drugs, «tc O'Neal Joseph, attorney-at-law Overmier C E, black!>miih Overmier J V, hotel Scrantoii N R, wacnnmaker "SHASTA COUNTY RECORD," C H iSmith editor Simpson T J, hotel SMITH C H. editor " Shasta County Uecord" Snow N D, tinsmith Stevenson L> V, hardware and furniture Teel, Brick ford & Co, gen mdse TEEr.1 CHARLES A. postmaster and manager Millvillo and Anderson Tcle- grajjh Co Wlieatley John, insurance agent Wilkinson & Russ, f'our-r.iills MILPITAS. Santa Clara Cointy. A post, express and telcyr.iph olKce, situated on the San .lose Brunch of the Central I'acific R. I{ > iniles from San Jose. Popu- latit«7 Main ttireet, Mas Fjrattclaeo. CO ■ 11 1 Ell TlimC P Pn HIrkttnr. Oak. A«1i, Whlto WMd, ITspIe. Etf.. RLLCnt I UUOLC a uU., W«««. IX amt O* Wp«»f wtreet. San FranriiM'O. CO C9 ••4 cr and agt W, F & Co Diiniier II, hiitel Fairhrotliers (Jeo, physician FostiT B F, saloon Fox .),• barber (Jriiimti John, grist-mill (iruiisky C, liootmaker HeiidiicUs Hotil, N W Hendricks propr JjMok & Foster, liquors M:itlcson & Cu, stage lines MoChMifhau F \V, carpenter and notary ])U' lie M Koiiald Si Mend, livery stable OlUich J H. blaeksmith Piper FW, h^.tel Simpson H L, li<(Uora Trump Wm, wat-onmaker WOLCOTT OSCAR, postmaster and conffctii nery Wood Miss Laura, dressmaker Wyllio Fred, schoid te cher MINERAL KING. Tulare County. 55 miles east of Vi- salia. Cunninzham F, justice of the peace and recorder DAVIDSON & FLEMING, hotel Daiiielson Wm, sidnon DAVIDSON WILSON, groceries and postmaster Fleming James, saloon Gragg A W, hotel Hawley W'N & Co, gen mdse Smith S £, saloon MINERSVILLE. TkinitY County. A post-office, 17 miles northeast of Weaverville. Pop- ulation 75. BATES F. general merchandise and postrnister Sourtellotte .1 H, blacksmith and hotel Van Mater Peter, hotel and blacksmith MISSION S^N JGSE. Alameda County. A post, express and telegraph office, situated 2 miles from Central Pacific R. R. (San Jose Branch) at Washington Corners, with whi' h station it has connection by Baker's stage, connecting with every train. Population 400. To visit Washington Corners, Center- villp .Ivarado, Niles, and Mission San Jose in one day, traveling men should engage a teaxu at the Mission, to which place they can return in time for the evening train either way. The ^lission has a good hotel, brew- cry, and many live business houses. The old Mission, near town, is the third oldest in the State, ami a great curiosity. The sliipiug country around the town is heing devoted largely to grape cul'ure, and no luiul in the S ate is butter adapted to it. A Spanish gentleman of large fortune has receutly planted 400 acres in vinos, within a stone's throw of the town. Ayers I O, vineyard Andrews Mrs .1, boardirig BAKER DANIEL W. Hvery stable aitil haok line (soe advertisement) Barsotti E, wine dealer Bergmann Nicholas, blacksmith and wjigonmaker Brommer Win, gardener Brown M, bari)er CENTENNIAL SALOON. B F G ombs propri< tor Coin ■ ' mbet Joseph, hotel CO GO C CO c o m o O oo CD C/3 frO C/> nAnllflUUU LUnlDLn, MI.M. F. BUvU Wuluut, Spauiah €edar. Veueera. LOUIS BBHYEBimH i CO.. sXSiS^tgSZXa'^.^.l 19 ?S%n7 CO i Cfif ^^ §5 4- o S 676 California — Mission San Jose-Modesto. COOMBS B F> proprietor Centennial iSaloon COSTA SIMON, saloon EH&MAHL> postmaster and telegraph operator fb!eiermvth hervet w, plumber and gasfitter, stoves, tin- ware, roofing, etc, and constable of Washineton township EHRMAN & LEBRECHT (Solomon Ehrman and Adulph Lebrecht), gen- eral merchandise, and agt W, F & Co Garcia John, bootmaker George John, plaMterer Gorgas Wm, tiour-mill HERMANN AUGUST. Milwaukee Brewery and Saloon Hibbard D C, roadmuster tester 1 1, carpenter Kern Mrs E, m'.jic teacher LEBRECHT AUOLFH (Ehrman & Lebrecht) Meachi C, wine dealer MILWAUKEE BREWERY. August Hermann NICHOLS L P, hotel NICHOLS THEODORE A. liquor dealer and real estate agent Palmer J B, wine grower SIORIST M> wine manufacturer, and wiue and liquor dealer (see advertise- ment) Sbanley George, marble worker and un- dertaker Stanley Jamas, blacksmith and wagon- maker SteyerChas, hotel Suiiderer Joseph, boots and shoes Walshe , physician ^ Livery Stable, MISSION SAN JOSE, Alameda County, CALIFORNIA. First-Clnss Teams and Saddle Horses at I^euBonable Kates. t^Mv persoiml atteii timcnt. MITCHELL S SPRINGS. Lake County. Mitchell James, hotel MODESTO. Stanislaus County. A post, express and telegraph otiice. is an active growing town of 2,500 inhabitants, situated in the San Joaquin Vulley on the Southern Pacific U. R., 114' Anaya Frank, barber miles from San Francisco and 18 miles from Lathrop. It i4 a desirable place of re.< watchmaker and jeweler, H BRADFORD HENRT, L, publisher NTi-dc'sto "'cjlrawbuck," cor 8th and H Brunch L C, propr Modesto Gas Works Braun M, brewery Brichman J B, restaurant and saloon Briggs & Semple (li W Brigas and G C Semple), general merchandise Brown M B, meat market Brown William, photographer Brnsie & Co (J Bruaie, C E Ray, C E Marriott), dry goods and clothing Bumgardner Jacob, proprietor Stanislaus Hotel Bnrney James, justice of the peace and notary public Cairns Sliss Polly, fancy goods and mil- linery Cameron Geo W, county assessor Castello A E, attorney-atlaw Chapman J J, stoves and tinware Chauncey Chas E, shooting gallery Christ Herman, bakery CLARK MISS C T> dressmaking, H Clayes S 1 1, drugnist Cleveland & Harde^ president The Modesto Bank, IHh Cutting David C, corsets and human hair Dallas & Robinson (Wm Dallas and John Robinson), livery stal)le Dallas William (Dallas & Robinson) DA VIES J V, secretary The Grange Co of Modesto, i)th Davis W H, ju-tice of the peace Decker W W, saloon Derby E M & Co, lu nbe , C L Payne agent Dettelbach J, general merchandise Deyoe N E ( l>eyoe & Riitgs) Deyoe & Ri^gs ( N E Deyoe and J S Rigi;s), furniture and budding Dob in Jacob, cigars, tobacco and gents' furnishing gtxids Donkin \V A, stoves, ranges and tin- ware Drew Albert A, boots, shoes and gloves Drul'ard T W, dentist Ducker Benj, saloon and restaurant GO CD Duncan M 8, proprietor Pioneer Feed ^» and Sale Stable i f^ Dunning Mrs N, millinery I r» Eastin & Light (W W Eastin and ^ Harvey Light), saloon Elbert J A, painter Ellery William, business mgr Modesto Publishing Co Engelhart Phillip, blacksmith and horseshoer Ev.. at ItORCHOAB A CO.. Xanonle Temple. Mo. • Po»»t «trf«t, «. F. 678 California — Modesto. James Jas W, blacksmith Jefts A, watchmaker and jeweler Jiraa W, tailor Joaquin M, barber John R A, attomey-at-law JOHNSON JAMES, manufacturer of and dealer in buots and Hhoes, H Kimberliiig B F, blacksmith Knapp & Brown (Wm Knapp and C Brown), soda works Kiiowles & Son (Joseph and W H Knowles), proprs Paradise Flouring Mills Lane T M, conveyancer, searcher of rec- ords and constable Lewis Henry, cabinetmaker LISBON HOUSE. J F Grade proprie- tor, 11th Loventhitl I S. gents' furnishing goods and varieties Madilox & Seely's Hall Maddix & Taylor (J H Maddox and Ross Taylor), gen mdse Marks J, merchant tailor May John C, general merchandise May Robert, mercliaut tailor McCarthy C F, deputy county clerk, Court Houst) McCarthy J W, county clerk. Court House McCOY JOHN, county recorder and au ditor, Court House McHENRY ROBERT, cashier The Mniesto iiauk, Dth McLean & Kvans (S M McLean and C B Evaus), pljysieiaus am', s ir^e ms McLean S M, physician and surgeon Medina Frauic, saloon MEDLEY P H. st.itionery, music and newsdealer, books, cigars, varieties and insurance agent, H MERRY'S HOTEL, L Merry proprie- tor, corner H and I'itii MERRY L> proprietor Merry's Hotel, corner H and I'JtIi Minor W O, attorney-at-law Moad .1 N", dentist Modesto Brewery, M Braun propr "MODESTO DISPATCH," Dr J T Surbaugh publisher, H "MODESTO HERALD," A E Wag- statfpublisl'er, cor lUtU and H M'deto Lumber Co. .loan Warner mgr MODESTO PLANING MILL. Gilbert & Bennett proprietors. 'Jth Modesto Plow Factory, Isaac Perkins propr Modesto Publishing Co. Wm Ellery business manauer, proprietors and pub- liithers "Stanislaus Farmers' Journal" " MODESTO STRAWBUCK," Henry L Bradford publisher, cor 8th and U Modesto Water Works, E McKiuney engineer Monolti ti Jenkins (B A Monolti and W C Jenkins), general commiasjon, fruits, etc Morris M & Co (M Morris), saloon » Motta Frank, barber Xash J P, dry goods and fancy goods NEWMAN J R (riewman & Walthall ). collector and canvasser, cor H and 9th NEWMAN & WALTHALL (J R Newman and L B Walthall), real estate agents, cor H and *Jth Newman W B, liquors, cigars and tobacci Odd F- Hows Hall OSTROM G P> clerk Ross House, opp Depot Pacheco Frank, barber Paradise Flouring Mills, Knowles & Son proprit-tors PATTERSON C D. livery and feed stable, lUth Prtyne C L, agt E M Derby & Co lumber P>reisa John, sliooting gallery Perkins E C, ice dealer Perkins Isaac, hardware, agricultural imp ements and wagons, and proprie- tor Modesto Plow Factory Perley (xcorge, searcher of records and notary public Petterson P A, bootmaker Plato D & (J D (David and G T) Plato and Phili() Klias), general merchandise PORTER W N, station agent Southern PaciHi- R R POST-OFFICE, T W Ferry postmaster, H between ittli and 10th Prentiss J W, propr Prentiss House Probst Ernst, saloon Ray D, piiysician Raymond Jes-^e, telegraph operator outhern Pacific R R Red House, dry goods, carpets, etc, Ber- nnrd Weil mgr RICE W H, piiysician (Homeopathist), cor H and ilth Robinson W H, supt of public instruc- tion, administrator and coroner Roger's Ha 1 Rogers* NeflF (W C Rogers and Cha- Netf), painters Rosenblmn M, dry goods and clothing Ross F H, blacksinithing, horseshoeing and li"ery ROSS HOUSE, J C Traner proprietor, opp Depot Ross Wm G, constable and collector Rost A F, tinner and tinware St John's Hotel, Mrs Emily Thompson propr Schell G W, attorney-at-law Schell & Treat (G \W Schell and R B Treat), attorueys-at-law Schmitt John, saloon CO ■ •-I CO CO CO C/9 o« O OS HARDWOOD LUMBER! WAGON STOCK WHITR BKO<4.. IS* IS Mala , aud 14 * 14» MytMur i«t, « It, a. .a • CO miEH, TUGGIE t CO., WEXmH HURD WOODS. 18 *0 Spear St. Man Vran«liico T no I I g O Pk 1-9 ' a 9 California — Modesto. 679 SEELIO GH (I E Gilbert & Co), cor- ner U and 9th Shambault A R, boarding and restau- rant Shirran A, blackflmith and horseshoer Simmons J C, atturney-at-law Simon John, meat market Sorensen & Petersen, proprs Stanislaus Brfwery SPENCIiR J D, publisher "Stanislaus (Jouiity Weekly News" Spindle A J, baiber Stanislaus Brewery, Sorensen & Peter- sen propra "STANISLAUS COUNTY WEEK- LY NEWS." J D Spencer publisher, JIth "STANISLAUS FARMERS' JOUR- NAL" (weekly), Modesto Publishing Ci) publishers and propriciors, corner lOih and I Stanislaus Hotel, Jacob Bumgardner propr Stone E T, attorney-at-law and notary public Stuart J W, saloon Surb.iuj^h J T, physician, surgeon, drug- gist and station- r SWAIN J F, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, lUth THE ORANGE CO OF MODESTO. Ciiirrisoii Turner president, J V Dn- vi"a secretary, grain, grain bags and tw ine, '.Ith THE MODESTO BANK. A L Cressey president, Kobt McHeury cashier, 9th Thompson Mrs Emily, St John's Hotel TRANER J C> proprietor Ross House, opp Depot Treat R B, attorney-at-law Tre^ea William, saildles and harness Tucker J F, county assessor TURNER GARRISON, president The Grange Co of Modesto Turner Wm E, attorney-at-law Urmy Rev W S, clergyman (Methodist) Vincent Mrs E, midicated baths WAGSTAFF A E. publisher "Modesto Herald," aor lObh and H ' Wallace & McLean (Thomas Wallace' and A McLean), livery stables Walters E K, tailor, 9th WALTHALL L B (Newman & Wal- thall), insurance, notary public and chairman board of supervisors, corner U nnd Dth Warner John, mgr Modesto Lumber Co Watson James, suloou Weir Benj C, deputy constable WILHITE W J, physician, 10th WILLIAMS J S. druggist, 9th Wood & Turner (W B Wood and Theo Turner), hunlware, pai its, oils, geu I mdsertu H 9 **- I' .-? PIONEER IRON WORKS, €AI.VII« NUTTINW * M«»W, Proiiriflors. £«tabllali«a 184V ««7 Main Street. t» V. miHI. TUGGIE t CO.. OAK PLANK. Ill Had «0 Spear St.. Man Franelse*. m I California — Mohawk Valley-Monterey. 681 MOHAWK VALLEY. Plumas County. Poat-office Mohawk; about 30 miles soutiioast of Quincy. BENNETT & DOLLET, general mer- chandise Bridge Ross, hotel Cook Geo C, justice of the peace, Gim- let Hill Denton & Son, Gray Eagle Ranch Knott Wm, hotel Leisber &, Son, stock raisers McLear Geo S, hotel Meylert G W, stage station Otis & Mayen, saw-mill Ross , hotel SHELDON ANDREW J, proprietor Junction House Sutton & Kiiiukran, saw-mill MOKELUMNE HILL. C*i.AVER.v.s County. A post, express ind telegraph otiice. It is a pretty lit- tle place of UOO inhabitants, reached via st.tge lines connecting with the lone Branch of the Central Pacific R. R., 18 miles from lone. Bach F, drugs, cigars and tobacco, hair- dresser Boucher VV K, attornoy-;it-law, convey- ancer and notary public Carbello Clias, painter Costa M, t^eniiral merchandise DoChesno H AM, pliyaiuiau Disbrow & Co, ale mfrs Dau/, J, furniture Davidson & Took, general merchandise DAY &BURCE, proprietors "Cala- veras Chronicle" Fuller .Tacol), saloon (lania Fra' k, wagonmakcr (loodwin L VV, constable and deputy sheriil' Grainri A, dentist Had lock J B, saloon Hextir K, butcher and meat market Himnigliofer & Suessdorf, brewery Holdoii Wni, physician Hutchinson W M, tinshop Jacobs Chas, general merchandise Krim S, blacksmith Lam|)hear D C, saloon Leavitt W H, notary public Leger's Hotel, Geo Muths propr McKisson Geo A, road overseer M{)nitor House, Fred Mayor propr Muths Geo, propr Leger's Hotel Paulk J F, general merchandise Peek Frank VV, variety store and gen- eral insurance agt Peek & Wells (VV P Peek and Wm Wells), livery and feed stable Peek Wm P, postmaster Pellatin A, general merchandise Ray H C, tinner SCHLUND C> banker, assayer, gold dust bought, jeweler and insurance agent Terrill &; Peters (J B Terrill and Thos Peters), drugs, stationery, paints, oils, acts W, F & Co and W UTel operator "THE CALAVERAS CHRONICLE," Day ft Bruce proprietors Tilb'jts O F, justice of the peace, notary public and attorney-at-law MONITOR. Alpine County. A post-office, 36 miles from Cllrson City, Nevada, by stage. Populatii)n 210. Christensen C, saloon Deglemen John, bootmaker Larson Joseph, hotel and saloon Maxwell M, livery and feed stable, no- tary public and justice of the peace McBeth D N, hotel Mcintosh miss maggie, post- mistress Ritchford James, blacksmith Rutter R J, general merchandise MONO. Mono County. A post-office. GILCHRIST & CO, wood, lumber and contractors for the Bodic and Benton R. R. Commercial Co, and general merchandise PARISH MARK, postmaster MONONO FLAT. Placer County. Post-office Iowa City; about '26 miles northeast of Auburn. SMILEY JOHN, general mctchandise MONSENAT. San Diego County. Post-office Pala. Wright S E, general merchandise MONTEREY. Mo:TTEnEY County. A post, express and telegraph office. Is one of the most interesting towns in the United States, because of its historical, scenic and climatic attractions. It is reached via the Southern Paciiic and Monterey and Salinas Valley Branch of the Southern Pacific R. R. and the Pacific GO en .ja GO &0 nAnUllUUlJ LUmDLn, St,». F. Black Wal&tut, Spantah Cedar, Veneers. 'I • i 44 MASONIC OUinTS, %12r.f«Si.^i'."iR!!f«~ *-«*• It Mtreet. •. F. t i ri I i CO H «^ ^^ ■■ c •«« B 682 California — Monterey. CoMt or Whitelaw steamers — 137i miles by the former and 85 miles by the latter route. Abrego A (A Abrego ft Co) Abrego A & Co (A Abrego), gen mdse Addison J H, painter Alexander William, clothing Baraigalupi G B, fruits Bell J T & Co (J T Bell and W Tibbetts), livery stable Borden J B, groceries Bostram John, bootmaker Burgess A, fruit and varieties Canet Victor, liquors and tailor Chaiue A, restaurant and liquors Chaine C, fruits and candy Chiappe G B, saloon Corby Mrs H, hotel Davis N, saloon Dodge Walter, blacksmith Doud Francis, meat market Dutra A, saloon EscoUe H, general merchandise OILMAN J Ci proprietor Monterey Livery Stable Glotzbach V A, silversmith Goldstein A, clothing Gomez Felipe N, postmaster Hadsell & Reed (J R Hadsell and G W Reed), drugs and stationery Hart Jos, tailor Hattoii Wm, dairy and stock-raiser Htints J P E, drugs Hilby Frank, agent S P R R Hitz J, varii'tied Houghton D J, painter Ingram Bros (Joseph and E Ingram), meat market Jackson John, restaurant James VV W, str; k'es and tinware Johnson € W J, photographer Keating A C, drugs Koille S, saloon and harbor Lamber T G, lumber, j iistice of peace and notary public Lambert Mrs S J, shells and ferns Laporte J M, general merchandise Little N ft Co (N Little), gen mdie Long Porter, fruits Marks Joshua, physician Masters Henry, olaoksmith Maxcy A C, boat-builder Maxcy Mrs S, fruits McDougall John, harness and saddles Menuel Isidore, liquors Michaelis Ernest, hairdressing Miller JW, meat market MONTEREY UVEBY STABLE. J C Gilman proprietor, (see adver- tisement) Norton J B, groceries Perrin F, general merchandise Petri A, bakery and restaurant PRINZ Hi lumber and builders' mate- rial Pyburn W H, liquors Ray F H, stoves and tinware Reed G W (Hadsell ft Reed) Rodriguez A, general merchandise Rodriguez C H, liquors RUBELL & HEDGES (F E Rubell ft C Hedges), proprs Monterey "Argus" Ruurds John, attorney-at-law and nota- ry public ST CHARLES HOTEL. R C Womes proprietor Sanchez A, horseshoer and constable Sanchez Bros (A and Adolph Sanchez), liquors Schaufele Louis, watchmaker, jeweler and hotel Schmidt E H, groceries Snively J B, groceries, agt W, F & Co and mgr W U Tel Strebost W, bootmaker Tibbetts W (J T Tibbetts ft Co), liquors Toothaker L S, wagonmaker WHITCOMB BROS (0 and H N Wliitcomb), blacksmiths and wagon- makers Whitcomb H N (Whitcomb Bros) Whitcomb O (Whitcomb Bros) WORNES R C, proprietor St Charles Hotel MONTEREY LIVERY, FEED and SALE STABLE, J. C. OILMAN, PROPRIETOR, Tyler St., opp. St. Charles Hotal MONTEREY, CAL. The Best LIVERY TURNOUTS Furnished o the Shortest Notice. &0 CO CO CO GO o« M PRISON CELLS, iifi'^SSrsr..f1ir.^V^?F CALVIN NUniRG t SON. C/9 « rnHH. TU66LE t CO. Blart Walnut Uimlier. "aagaagJ"- California — Monterey-Mooretown. 683 «>» CO CO CO OP O0 en e C6 Ei O C9 THE MONTEREY ARGUS Published EVERY SATURDAY by BUBELL & HEDGES. MONTEREY, UAL. Subacrlption. . $8*00 per Annum. IN ADVANCE. It is the only paper published in Monterey and is the boat advertisin),' medium in the county. MONTEZUMA. Tuolumne County. A post-office, 32 miles from Oukdale, and 9 miles from Sonora. It was once a lively mining camp, but through failure of the mines is now almost deserted. Banks Moses, bootmaker Hiltabiddle Wm, blacksmith Fox Alfred, general merchandise, and postmaster Norris Joseph, carpenter hotel. MONTGOMERY CREEK. Shasta County. A post-office, 52 miles northeast of Shasta.^ . ..^ „^ BASS HERBERT, general merchandise and postmaster Chambers J C, Hatchet Creek Saw-mill MONTiCELLO. Napa County. A post and express office, on a stage road, 27 miles from Napa City. Ditdge A H, physician Eowler T B, saloon Gosling C, county supervisor HUNTER & CO, general: merchandise and post-office Lea well J H, justice of peace Little J D, carpenter McKenzie A, blacksmith McKeiizie G S, carriage builder Meyer M, bootmaker Morrison H B, blacksmith Morrison JR, wagonmak r Munroe D, blacksmith Peacock £ A, hotel Seawell J H, justice of peace MOONEY FLAT. Nevada County. Post-office Smarts- ville ; about 15 mr «••«■ •f kMifMlM the City, 119 MMts«Mttry Ml. 2. I* Is a I § H i 684 California — Mooaa- Mountain View. MOOSA. San Dibuo County. A post-offioe. T0MLIN8 Ml postmaater MORGAN S MINE. Amadof. County. Fost-office Jaokson. Morgan Jas & Co, niine owners MORGAN VALLEY. Lake County. P<>at-office Lower Lake. Bond Harry, farmer and stock dealer Morral Al, farmer and urchurditit Olson Chris, farmer and stock dealer Palmer Jasper, stock deak'r MORMON BAR. Mariposa County. Post-office Mari- posa; I^ miles from Mariposa. Newman Henry, grocer and hotel Pereyoy Charles E, mail contractor Williams Raljih T, blacksmith MORMON ISLAND. Sacramento County. A post-offioe, 4 miles from Folsom; population '275, Broder OswolH, vinter D.ivol Jas F, fruit raiser and vinter Hart H T, fruit raist-r Hart Powell, fruit raiser Mettee Henry, vinter Robinson J S S, fruit raiser and vinter Hchnay Charles, liiiuors STEPHENSON THOMAS, groceries and imstmaster Townsend E B, butclier MORO. San Luis Obwi-o County. A pnst-of- fice, reached by steamships from Sun Francisco, distant \H'> miles. It has stage communication with all the neighboring towns. Its support is derived chieHy from the dairying in- terests, thougli Max and potatoes are extensively cultivated. Greening David, constable Jones J B, physician Jordan J M, warehouse and lumber Kirklapd flas, general merchandise Moro Lumber Co Page E W, real estate agt STOGKIITO E B, general merchandise and postmaster Stocking J C, blacksmith and wagon- maker and justice of the peaoo Smiley H A, phyiiioian MORRITTO. Santa Barbara County. A post-of- fice, 10 miles from Guadaloupe. AVEBILL ALICE Ai postmistress Lucas & Co, salt mine Santa Maria and Los Alamos Chute Landing Co, H A Averill agt MOSQUITO GULCH. Calaveras County. Post-office Mo- kelumce Hill. Burt J, general merchandise Laroy A, saloon MOSS LANDING. Monterey County. Post-office Castro- ville, t.'i miles distant, and 12 miles from Salinas City, the county seat. Kelley P J, liotel Lau^hlin S N, agt Pacific Coast Steam- ship Co MOUNTAIN RANCH. Calaveras County. A post-ortice, 10 miles northeast of San Andreas. Bruce M, propr Summit House MOUNTAIN VIEW. Santa Claka Coitnty. A post, ex- press and tele;;rapli office, II miles northwest of Saii Jose, and 3'J miles southeast of San Francis -o, on the Northern Divisicm of the Southern Pacific U. K. The country around is exceedingly pretty and fertile. The support of tlie village is derived from agricultural interests. Population 500. BEVERLLY F P, insurance agt, and 8 jj, justice «)f peace ^ Boggs E W, constable Bordi B, saloon Bubb W H, grain and hay warehouses Cook A A, painter Fischer Ernest, butcher Frink Wm, butcher Frixen August, bootmaker nS i CALVIN NUTTING S SON, M7 MAIIV MTRERT lAAW FKAIVC'IliCO. Iroo I>oors Bank VaaltM, £cc. ■"t-^ ULLEN. TUGGIE i CO.. OHEGOII >SH HHD lll>PlE.'tf.?^Kl!ii •t. 2 1 i1 i9 California — Mountain View-Mount Shasta. 685 w WOODIS (J A A Woodis), in- Olenion G D, hotel Glubetioh P, wine dealer Guth Chas, hay, arain, and warehouse Hanson , junk Hargcs H, saloon Huyos liiuhard, saloon Heaselmeyer Theo, general merchandise, and postmaster Hickey H W, saloon Ho(h(esRiohard, saloon HORNBEBOER J A (Hornberger k Woodis), Ki''^i"i merchandise, and notary public H0BN£EaOER Horn lerger and surance agents HOWARD F C. station agent Hutton J 8, clergyman (Methodist) Johnson A N, wine and grapo dealer Lauer J W, veterinary surgeon Liyva P, hairdresser M argot H D, postmaster MarkelJ, saloon Mockbee J 8, blacksmith and wagon- maker Niif A L, carpenter Kingstorff H, hay, grain, and warehouse 8eeback John, hay and grain 8mith &, Mockbee, blacksmiths Taylor 8amuel A, hotel TRIPPLETT MRS W T. bakery Wagstaff G T, liquors Wafheimor Samuel, general mdse Wi'ilheim"r A, harness WEILHEIMER SEUOHAN. (ten eral merchandisic, a^ent Wells, Fargo & Co, and proprietor Mountain View Hotel and Livery Stable Weillieinier Wm, general merchandise Whclan Mrs I), blacksmith Wolever D. carpenter WOODIS W A (Hornberger & Woodis), deputy county assessor Wright J A, carpunter MONbY TO LOAN ON UHMS IN WAKKHorsK. Iiisurame in tliu OMustiiiid Best Miiiiuu:e(l('iiiii|uiiiieK, ttiijily ti. FK.WK r. UK.VKIMA, Mi)iiiitaiii Viuw, roinx'sc-iitiir.' <'i>ni|>iuiiu'i that liiive Cash Capital, I'aiil I')), m-tli 07.t,470. I>»li< V HiJ.lor^' Siii- Iiliis DMt 1.4140mm). l.»s.seH I'aiil in 18til, uvor W««,4»0»,4NN». BICHARD TOM> mining expert and postmaster Boobio A M, general merchandise Foran James, notel Kerr W B, farmer Lord John F, farmer Potthast Frank, farmer Shearon William, orchard Zinkand Andrew, toll-road MOUNT EDEN. Alameda County. A post-office; the distance from Hay wards is 3 miles. Most of the travel is by the South Paoific>Coast R. K., and the distance from this town to the depot is 1 ^ miles. The land produces the best brewing barley and the bay shore is lined with salt works. Barron Richard, warehi^use and landing BBIJSTOBUEN F> general merchan- dise and postmaster Meisinger H, blacksmith and wagon- maker Peterman H , saloon and general mdse Ruus Erich, boarding-honse and saloon MOUNT FAIRVIEW. San DiKdO County. Post-office San Luis i{ey ; 50 miles north of San Diego and 7 miles northeast of San Luis Rey. Jones S A, general merchandise Stanwood John R, general merchandise Stone L, apiarist MOUNT HOPE. Yuba County. Post-office Forbestown. Located 5 miles east of Forbestown, Butte County, and 2 miles west of Wooilvillo; altitude 4,000 feet. Bee Hive Mill and Mining Co Thurstin S H, hotel ;^ c«o GO i general merchan- dise and p ostmas ter SHEPHERD, mWIN ft CO. miU flour- MUD SPRINGS. Ei. Dorado County. See £1 Dorado. MURPHY'SXAMP. Calaveras Coitnty. A post, express and telegraph office; is 18 miles south- east of > San Andreas on sta^e road leading to Big Trees and Yosemite Valley, and 15 milP3 from Rig Trees. Baratini D & Legalle, blacksmiths Barnes W H, carpenter Batton Geo, blacksmith and wagon- makor Battan John, road overseer BLOOD HAEVET S. proprietor Sperry Hotel Caetracca A, saloon Cole H W, carpenter Collier I T, quartz mill Compere V, general merchandise Crego H B, W U Tel office Cnrran Thoa, constable Cutting & Co, Union Water Co Fisk F W, seneral merchandis';, drugs, cigars and bakery Floyd E F, notary public and convy- ancer GARLAND I D (Matteson & Garland) Howard S, saloon Manuel John, lumber yard MATTESON ft GARLAND (T J Matteson and I D Garland), Yosemite stase line MATTESON T J (Matteson & Garland) MeliaJ, hairdresser Morse Frank B, supt Ora Plata Milling and Mining Co ORA PLATA MILLINO ft MINING 00, quartz mills, Frank B Morse supt Palmer A J, carpenter Picart Frank, saloon Rufe &, Keilbar (Geo Rufe and Adam KeilbA':-), butchers Schworrer L. bootmaker Senter R, gener?! merch»nd:"e, post- master, agt W, F & Co Solari B, general merchandise SPERRT'S HOTEL. Harvey S Blood proprietor Tatton C, justice of the peace ToUe Mrs 1, dressmaker Willard A, mgr Ora Plata Milling and Mining Co T. J. MATTESON & I. D. GABLAND, Ll?e7j, l@@d mi Sab SlaM@, AND OFFICK OF Matteson & Go's Stage Line from Milton to Big Trees and Yo Semite Valley, and Stage Line from Big Trees to Lake Tahoe. Through Time, 2 days. Sta^e or Private Teams. MURPHY'S. CALIFORNIA. MUSICK. San Litis Obispo County. A post-office, 25 miles from San Luia Obispo. HASBROTJCK A B, postmaster NAPA CITY. Napa County. Situated on a river of the same name, in a lovely val- ley. It is a pleanant ride of 46 miles from San Francisco on the California Pacific R. R. (Napa Branch). It has at present a population of about 4,500 and is growing in i.nportance; it is well adapted for manufactories, of which there are several, as the railroad runs through the town, and vessels Sly continually between there and an Francisco. Stages to Sonoma, Knoxville and other places run daily. Its chief support is from the unrivaled agrioultuial districts in its immediate vicinity. A branch of the State Insane Asylum is situated here. The climate is delightful and the little city beau- tiful. &0 S § W CO CO CO CO 03 CALVIN NUniNG t SON, Manntmetaremi all kinds IRON WOBK. »*9 Main Mtretit. liav TranrlMO. u ULIEN. TOGGLE t CO.. CHEBHY LDMBER. 'fctRassg California — Napa City. 687 tn Alden ft Go ( A P Voorhees, M S Shaw, and E B Alden), clothing Allen (ieoTgo W, city marshal' Amstutz H L, jeweler Anderson C A, blaoksmith Andnran C ( Anduran ft Co) ANDUBAN G & 00 (C Andnran and C Carpy), proprietors Unole Sam Wine Cellars and distillery, Main Ayer ft Otin (E P Ayer and F Otin), liquors. Main Bachelder Mfg Co, wind mills, John Bachelder propr Baddeley H J, fruits and vegetables BASTION MRS ELORENCE, Colum- bia Lodgings and Restaur^'nt, choice wines and liquors, 1st Beck Grace, operator W U Tel Co Beebe George A, haruessmaker Begelspacher Max, bakery Belasco Miguel, harnessmaker Be^ren B E, liquors BK^FOBD L A (Seeley & Bickford), Brown Bloch M, clothing Bo|^ W M, real estate B0K£ J H (Mount ft Boke), room 2 Bank Block, 2d Booth T M, upholsterer Borreo Felix, groceries and wood and coal Boynton E N, druggist Brudshaw J G, lodgings and liquors Brayton J G, photographer BUCKMAN H, city surveyor, Main CALLAN EDWARD, Railroad Liv- ery Stable, corner Main and 3d Carpy C (Anduran ft Co) Cassady A, liquors Chapman Mrs L, hair work and millin- ery Clifford Rev George, Methodist clergy- man Clifford W A, operator C P R R Cole Benjamino, reBtauraiit COLUiraiA LpDOmO HOUSE. Mrs Florence Bastion proprietress, 1st CONKLINO A H, real estate and in- surance, Main Coombs F L, district attorney Cooper W R, Vernon Flour Mills Corlett W P ft Sons (W p, \V H and R Corlett), planing-mills COWAN J H. proprietor Revere House Coyle Rev John, Methodist clergyman Crouch & Johnston (Robt Crouch and F E Johnston), attotneys-at-law Crouch Robt, attorney-at-law Cuff Richard, livery stable 'DAILT AND WEEELT NAPA REPORTER," J E VValden pub- Usher, Main Damon W C, professor in Napa Colle- giate Institute Davis Thomas, barber Devlin Charles, liquors Dewsese W E, searcher of records and notary public Diehl P P, blacksmith Dir !>,nore J P, physician Dunn J H, dentist Edgington Samuel, liquors Egeberg Henry, blacksmith JSVtSJOSS (McBain ft Co) Even John (Zollner ft Even) Feroggiaro G B, liquors PINE JOSEPH, carriage, sign and h ouse p ainter FISGH£R F, boot and shoe store, Ist Fleishmatyi J;oseph, liquors Fowler ft Shaw (L H Fowler and Sam- uel Shaw), horseshoers and black- smiths FRANCIS M, postmaster Frank John, boarding-house Fraser G W, barber Fraser I K, restaurant Garwood ft Marvin (C M Garwood and J Marvin), blacksmiths Gerber Julus, barber GERMAN HOXJSE, Lulwes ft Jander proprietorij, corner Ist and Brown Gieseoke F, barber Giles & Kyser (J Giles and D S Kyaer), furniture and undertakers Goodman George E, vice-pres Napa City Gas Co Goodman James H, pres Napa.City Gas- light Co Goodman James H ft Co (Jas H and Geo E Goodman), bankers Green Morris, boots and shoes Greenfield T G, carriage and wagon- maker Griilley E S, justice of the peace Grii^sby James H, liquors (Jritnian C R, cashier Bank of Napa Haas Charles, delicacies Haas 1) L, books and stationery Haaa David L, trustee Napa Asylum Hans S L & Co, dry goods Habermelil C. liquors Hackett F M, dentist Hanua D W, Napa Seminary for ladies H ansen C. tailor Hartwell G F, notary public and jus- tice of the peace and agt C P R R Hatch V W Jr, asst physician Napa Asylum Hatt Albert, wood, coal and feed Hatton Joseph, barber Hunn E, physician and pres board city trustees Head George, boots and shoes Heegler G, barber Hennin W F, city attorney HENNING W F (Spencer ft Henning), Court House c > o o ■ hlOnU/nnn l IIMDCD white BKOH.. 1» a is main and 14 Jk 16 Spear nAnUllUUU LUniDCn, m, «. F. Uuba, Hpokea, RIma, Poles, tibafta etc. -l*.«««u,»,»_^,„__ (■NMHMtli lOUISBRAVERMANSCO MaBafM!t«i«ni of Flae , Jcwflry Jt IM—ond Work, 119 Mott ,8.iP 688 California — Napa City. Henry Joseph, county treasurer and tax collector Herring Mrs J, millineiy Hogan Mrs E A, Napa Hotel Hogan & Howland (Henry Hogan and J H Howland), searchers of records Hopkins J A, surveyor HOaBELL J A, oyster and chop house, 103 Main Hottel & Smith (E W Hottel and David Smith), groceries Howland J H, notary public Howland J S, agt steamer Emma Hull A J, attorney and notary public Hunt B E (Hunt & Gesford), notary public Hunt ft Gesford (B E Hunt and H C Gesford), attorneys-at-law Hunter William, blacksmith Jackson F L, real estate and insurance Jaensch W, ys^eueral merchandise James Bennett, sheriff James & Boggs, lumber JANDER AUO (Lulwes & Jander), corner 1st and Brown JENSEN FRITZ> house and sign pain- ter, Main Jepsen Jacob, harnessmaker Johnson C A, tailor Johnston F E, notary public Joy & Ham (F D Joy and E D Ham), attorncys-at-1 aw Kean John, county assessor Keig Daniel, boots and shoes Kelly Mrs L, piopr Palace Hotel Kimball Edwin, hardware Knapp H H, lumber and insurance Knap.i H H, member board of trustees LAMOIN J F. agent Wells, Fargo & Co and trust<-e Napa Asylum, corner Brown and 2d Lasher A E, principal Napa Collegiate Institute Laurence John, liquors Leacock Rev Wm, clergyman (Episcopal) Lewis Rev V A, clergyman (Presbyte- rian) Lewton Lewis, prest Bank of Napa Ludlow Fred D, druggist LULWES CHARLES (Lulwes &, Jan- der), corner 1st and Lrown LULWES & JANDER (Charles Lul- wes and Aug Jander), Cierman House, corner 1st and Brown Mabcs Au};rust, boots and shoes Millett J H & Son (J H Mallett and J H Mallett Jr), meat market Mangels Herman, litiuors Marcacci Antonio, hotel Martin J C, trustee of Napa Asylum Marvin & (Jarwood (J Marvin and John F Garwood), livery stable Mattes N, groceries MoBAIN ft CO (Thomas McBain, J F Zollner and John Even), tanners and currieiis, McKinstry MoBAIN THOMAS (McBain ft Co) McClelland J A & Co (J A McClelland and T W Mather), general mdse McEnerey Mrs M, liquors and lodging- house McFarland A, livery stable Mellor & Sons (Wm, C E and J A Mel- lor), furniture Meusel C F, express and liquors Migliavacca G, wine-cellar and distillery Mitchell & Willson (J Mitchell and M D Willson), livery stable Moffat & Morris (Mrs M A Moffat and Miss S L Morris), dressmaking Molt John C, liquors MOODT T M, blacksmithing and horseshoeing, agent Schuttler Wag- on, Hains Header and Buckeye Mow- er and Reaper, Main Morin Joseph, bakery MOUNT & SOKE (T N Mount and J H Boke), real estate and insurance c ollec tions, room 2 Bank Block, 2d MOUNT T N, constable, room 2 Bank Block Myers Oliver P, watchmaker and jew- eler Napa Collegiate Institute, A E Lasher principal "NAPA DAILT AND WEEKLY REGISTER," G M Francis proprie- tor Napa Hotel, Mrs E A Hogan propr Napa Ladies' Seminary, D W Hanna A M principal Neilsen N L, county clerk, recorder and auditor Newkom S, cigars and tobacco Nichelini S, bakery Noyes J C, sec Napa City Gas Co Nussberger J, liquors, boarding and lodging O'Connell Maurice, boots and shoes O'Day Michael, liquors Paccaud & Boll (L Paccaud and R W Bell), stationery, cigars and tobacco Paden W M, physician Palace Hotel, Mrs L Kelly prppr Palmer J M, steward Napa Asylum PALMER L L, editor "Napa Daily and Weekly Uegister" Parker T R, supt Napa City Gaslight Co Parks D B, harnessmaker Pearch Chas, painter Pearson I N, glovemaker Peddie Robert, p linter Pfeiffer Philipp, liquors Pierce W A, county surveyor PORTER BR S (Porter &, Taylor), Ist PORTER ft TAYLOR (R F Taylor and S Porter), physicians, Ist ■ PlIUIII IIIITTILO 9 Cnil Tubular tVhprlbarrows, Bolt and Mrldm vALllll HUM mil & OUIl, work, !t«7Mmlu street, Man FranelMoo. Um. TUGGIE t CO.. Ship Planli. all Bnils. 18 sad «0 Speiur mu. Mmi FranelMeo. ■ 'J CaM/omia — iV^ajja Oity-NaahviUe. 689 BAUBOAD STABLE., Edward Callan proprietor, corner Main and 3d Raney T F, hotel, city clerk and treas Reed A K, tobacco and cigars Reimera Glaus, groceries BEVEBE HOuSE> J H Cowan pro- prietor Roberson B W, coffee and apice mills Robinson £ W, county supervisor Roney T F, city clerk Salmon W K, county supervisor Sampson Andrew, member board of trustees Sawyer B F & Co, tannery Schmied Mrs J C W, millinery Schmied W H B, watchmaker Schuppert Joseph, liquors Schuster William, liquors Schwab M A, planing-miils Schwartz J & H, dry goods SEELEY & BIGKf OBD (C B SeelejK| and L A Bickford), bankers. Brown SEELET C B (Seeley & Bickford), notary public, and treasurer Napa Asylum,. Brown Semorile B, groceries Sheehy Robert, grain warehouse Shurtleff Benjamine, physician, and ?ires board trustees Napa Asylum for nsaae Shwarz H, hardware Silvea Manuel, Napa Soda Works, and agent Napa Mineral Water Slattery Rev Father, pastor Catholic Church Smith J, junk Smith W A, dry goods SFENGEB DENNIS (Si)cncer &, Ken- ning), Court House SFENGEB & HENNINO (Dennis Spencer and W F Henning), attor- neys, Court House Sterling R H, deputy collector internal revenue and insurance Stevens J B, sec Napa Asylum Stock niou 1) M, dru^fgist Stoddtril William, Nana City Mills Stoff.ils & Hort (N Stoffels and F Hort), lodgings and liquors Sv\eet J J, stationery and confectionery TAYLOBDBBF (Taylor & Porter), l8t TEAMAN HENBY> choice wines, lujuors and cigars, 1st The Bank of Napa, Lewis Lewton pres, C K Gritman cashier Thompson fi Beard (W W Thompson and E I) Beard), general merchandise Thompson & ShurtlefF (Isaac Thompson and Ueorge C Shurtleff), hardware and agricultural implements Thompson W W, member board of trustees Thorn Mrs M A, millinery Tool & Andrews (S M Tool and William Andrews), groceries Towle G W, attorney-at-law Tynan Thomas, hotel VanBaaren John, liquors and groceries Volk William J, confectionery and cigars Walden J B, constable Walden J E, "Daily and Weekly Napa Reporter" Walker C M, county supt schools Wallace W C, superior judge Ware Rev E B, Christian Watson J C, meat market Welles Rev, clergyman (Methodist) West William, gunsmith Wildberger Juleus, book-keeper Andu- ran & Co Wilkins E T, resident physician Napa Asylum Wing , stone cuttf fs Wiprut Morris, ta'' .i Wolf Peter, liquors WOODWABD E W & CO. real es- tate. Bank Building WBIOHT G A. carriagemaker. East Napa, 3d Wulff N H, agt Steamer Ellea ZoUner & Even (Jo n F Zollner and John Even), meat market ZOLLNEB J F (McBain & Co) NAPA JUMCTION. Napa County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the California Pacific R. R. (Napa Branch), 8 miles from Na])a. BET^GSON MRS C E, agent Cal P R iiil postmistress Beii>-uan W ohl, T., mgr W U Tel Co MuPliuil Mids J, W U Tel operator &0 c» NAPA SODA SPRINGS. Napa County. A post-offiio, 5 miles northeast of Napa. JEFFRESS E 0. manager Kelley Wm J, hotel NASHVILLE. El Dorado County. A poat-othce. Ensey J C, saloon Galewaitt G, shoemaker HEALD J G, general merchandise OO CO CD CO CO 3 ■Itt t 1 .-I , K ii'i ii HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITR IIROt».. i:i A 13 Main uiid 14 A 10 8p«'f Street. M. F. Orcffoii A»li, Slaple and Altltr i ODD FELIOWS' SUPPUES. ■»&.•!« le Tei Ct«.. at IVORCBOfMi * CO., pie. M: • Post Street. H. F. 690 Ccdifomia — N'ational City-Nelson. NATIONAL CITY. San Dieoo CouNxy. A post-office, 3 miles, by stage, toutheast of San Diego. It is the terminus of the California Southern R. R., where all the works of the company are located, and larger terminal grounds are nearly completed than are now occupied by any other railroad in the United States. All the trade destined for transportation over a ffreat trans-continental rail- road, win be handled over the R. R. Go's wharves at National City, at which point the Land and Town Co and R. R. Co own about 60 square miles of land, and about nine-tenths of National City. About 1 mile of water front on the Bay of San Diego at National City, is now occupied by railroad improvements. Adams Asa, hotel Arnold & Brown, builders and con- tractors Aviell J W, feed yard and stables Blackmer E T, professor of music Blossom & Jordan (C F Blossom and M L Jordan), general merchandise Brown L E & Son, architects and build- ers BVROESS WM. editor and proprietor "National City Record" BtJBOESS W WATS, business man- ager " National City Record" Busch C R, Ijootmaker CALIFORNIA SOUTHERX BAn- BOAD, J N N'ictor superirjtendent and general freight and passenger agent COOPER HENRY E, attorney Copeland Fred, contractor and surveyor Crain Joseph C, livery stable Fairchild -T A, real estate and ins broker Ferrelto M, groceries Fay — , drayman Grigsby M E, candy factory H^tffner Geo, saloon and hairdressing Haydon Z, blacksmith Hunter P^dwin, painter Kimball Bros (Frank A and Warren C Kimball), land agts Kimball F A, agt San Diego Land and Town Co, and proprietor National City Brickyard Kimball Geo L, notary public Kinsell D C & Son, hardware, stoves, and tinware Littleton C B, hotel and restaurant Meier John, saloon National City Brickyard, A Kimball propr •NATIONAL CITY RECORD." Wm Burgess editor and proprietor; W Wats Burgess business manager National Ranch Orange, Patrons of Husbandry Hall Osgood Jos O, chief engineer California Southern Pacifio Palmer Oscar, hotel Plimpton F S, agt J Russ & Co, lumber dealers Pattee F H, secretary and cashier Cali- fornia Southern R R PARSONS GH, general merchandise and postmaster Rice Julius A, notary public Risdon H T, physician Sanders & Tower, sen mdse, wholesale »AN DIEOO LAND ft TOWN CO, C L Harris superintendent, general office California Southern R R Seaman J A, master mechanic Simpson Theo, bakery Sleppy N, stoves and tinware Thorne F W, wines and liquors VICTOR J N. superintendent and gen- eral freight and passenger agent Cali- fornia Southern R R Walker Thomas, blacksmith Williams Marco, restaurant Young W R, druggist NATIVIDAD. Monterey County. A post-office, 6 miles northeast of Salinas. Alpite M, saloon HAHEL CHARLES, general mer- cliandiao and postmaster Patten J \V, hotel Walker John O, blacksmith NAVARRO RIDGE. MBNnoriNO County. A post, express and telegraph office, i20 miles west of Ukiah and GO miles by stage from Cloverdale. Ctimeron Geo A, bootmaker Dwelly Bros, shingle-inill and gen mdse Fletcher Chas, saloon Furlong T V, harntsHiiiaker and saddler Navarro River Mill ( '(>, luml>er and gen- eral meriliandiae Severance H, hotel WINTZER CHARLES, general mer- chandise and postmaster NELSON. BiTTK County. A post, express and telegraph office, situatetl on the Ore- gon Division of the Central Pacific R. R., 10 miles west of Orovill • and 83 miles northwest of Sacramento. Tlie town takes its name from A. D. ev9 CO CO C9 aa m s ' CALVIN NUniNG S SON, Tabnlar Wheelbarrows. Bolt and Hridse Work, wn Main Street, mtm rranelaco. CO ALIEN. TUGGIE i CO., Ship Planli. all Bnils, CO CO CO C/3 CM 03 CO m IS and SO «p«ar Mt^ Man FranelHco. & CO Cjlifomia — Nelaon-Ifevada City. 691 Nelson, "Ear- , a prominent fanner who resides pliout one mile from the place. It is built on an old Spanish grant. The land is very fertile and nicely located. Boire & Delevan, machinists and blaok- smith& Burton S J, grain shipper Caswell E J, grain shipper Jones A F, blacksmith Longnecker G H, varieties Mcintosh J W, postmaster Mcintosh & Son, warehouse Pearson & Van ISTess, warehouse Pixley A, saloon Pollock L C, agt W, F & Co Ruggles E S, carpenter Shilliug J S, blacksmith SMITB K, general merchandise Van Ness H J, bridge builder NELSON POINT. Plumas ConNTsr. A post-office, 8 miles southeast of Quincy. Blue Gravel Mining Co, saw-mills Metcalf VVm, hotel and saw-mills PAULEY N 0> general merchandise and hotel NEVADA CITY. Nevada County. A post, express and telegriiph office; the terminus of the Nevada County Narrow-Gauge K. K., wliieh connects with the Central Pa- cific at Colfax. 22^ miles distant. It is the county sent and one of the most prospemus interior towns in the IStiite, and contains a population of nearly 5,000 inhabitants. The town is pictures(|uely situated in arougli, broken valley, surrounded on all sides by rutrji;ed mountair. ridges. Mining is the chief industry, nlthoii^fh the fruit-growing, ranching and manufacturing interests are not incoisiderable. Large quanti- ties of fruit are yearly shipi)ed to other marifcts, and considerable wine is also made. Two foundries are kept busy manufacturing machinery and supplies for the mines. F> ur breweries, a plan- ing-mill and sash factory and six black- smith shops ({(mrish. The stores and business houses compare favorably with those of larger places. Thern are many tine residences and the dwellings gener- ally are neat and cozy, and the gardens and yards well kept. The Court House is a tine structure, erected at a cost of $75,000. Washington School House is a large two-story building, in the con- stm'ition of which over $15,000 was expended. The schools are well con- ducted and the educational advantages afforded are unsurpassed by other towns of the same size. Five churches, all creditable looking edifices, adorn the town and show the moral status of the people to be up to the average. Two newspapers, a daily and tri-weekly, are published. The climate is healthy, and good, pure water is to bo obtained in abundance. The streets are kept clean, and at night are well lighted. As a rule the inhabitants are an industrious, sociable and thriving class of people. Alexander Preston, bill posting, etc Allan George G, propr Nevada Foun- AI dry TJuES mSS IDA E« teacher Kin- dergarten School, Pine Anderson John, justice of the peace Aruhart Mrs L C, dressmaker Baker Dan, expressman Baldridge E C, city marshal Barrett Charles A, gents' furnishing goods Barton Arthur, horseshoer Barton Wm, blacksmith and wagon- maker Bnruh Aaron, saloon Baltz & Guenther (P Baltz (deceased) and Henry Guenther), saloon BEABNHABB & SHALLENBER- OER (Misses T A Bearnhard and E J Shallenberger), dry goods, Broad BEARNHARD MISS TILLIE A, (Pearnhard& Shallenberger), Broad Benkman Christian, saloon Belden P H, druggist Blakey G D, atturuey and counselor-at- law Blasauf Charles, propr City Brewery Blumcnthal A, dry ^oods Boardman I H, sec F & A M Lodge, No 13 Bobo C D, physician Bond Walter, saloon Bowerman J G, varieties Bran z o o o ■ > "^ m oo ml 1;^^ 1 HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITK BROM., t» A IS Main and 14 A lO tipear fit, M. F Boat Mtoek, Oak Plank an«l Timber . mmm LOUIS BRmRMAB t tW.. _ BaeoMwnto TPWPTPPS USMoat, Br»vrmMi4 Jiwy, *Jull bbuaOf Btnet 03 692 California — Nevada City. a» o S Caldwell John, superior judi Calkins Leonard S, editor "Nevada Dai- ly Transcript" Canfield Thomas Carr J E, county clerk and auditor Carter R D, under sheriff Casper Kaskil, clothing Citizens' Bank, E M Preaton pres, Jno T Morgan cashier City Hair City Pound Clancy J A, sec HHiernia Hall Clancy Patrick, wagoumaker Clark Charles, saloon Clark Joseph, saloon CoUey James, meat market Collins Daniel, assessor Conlan O C, restaurant Conlan Roger, beer depot Conn John B, saloon Cowdery J B, principal High School Crawford Wm, agt Eureka Stage Line Cross & Simonds (C W Cross and P F Simonds), attorneys and counselors- at-law Daganey E, dyeing and scouring Davis Z P, powder, shot, etc Donnelly & Young (John Donnelly and Peter Young), saloon Downing J H, tailor Duncan I^uis, barber Eastern Star Lodge, Mrs Gertrude Bro- beck secretary EDDT STANLET A, proprietor Na- tional Exchange Hot 1 Eilerman Frank A, propr Stumpf a Ho- tel Englebright W F, civil and mining engi- neer and U S dep surveyor Farrer T G, watchmaker Garthe Leopold, iii8 agt and grocer Gault Alexander, bakery Gaylord E H, district attorney and counselor-at-law Gaylord Georgo C, groceries <»elirig (ieo, propr Milwaukee Brewery Gifiiii VVm, cigars and tobacco Godair Mrs L, ladies' hairdresser and hair work Godair Louis A, b irber (irahani John, propr Union Stables GRAY & DAVIS (J B (J ray and E A Davis), publishers Neva-la "Herald" Gray Mrs E J, dressmaker GRAY JAMES B, editor Nevada "Her- ald," Pine Gray Miss Hhoda A (Seaman & Gray) (Jroves \V C, carpenter and undertaker Guild F (i, auctioneer Guild Frank T, groceries Hamilton John H, restaurant Hanlcy Michael, saloon Harris S M, dentist Harrison John H, fruits and produce Hartwell J G, county surveyor and U S deputy mineral surveyor Hassell John C, barber Herskin & Worle (Mrs Rosa Herskin and J Worle), vegetables, fruits, etc Hertzinger John, bootmaker Holbrook John S, postmaster Holmes V/m, harnessmaker Homes Vim, harnessmaker Hook John F, bootmaker Huck^.nB Robert, supervisor Hu^'/nes George M, sash and door factory Hughson Palmer E, dentist Hunorfauth Peter, saloon Hunt R M, physician Hunt's Hall Hupp Geo S, attorney -at-law Hurst John, bakery Hyman Bros, clothing Isaac & Rowe, painters Isoard August, wholesale liquors Jack John, fruits and produce Jacka Rev Elias, pastor M E Church Jacka Thomas, bootmaker Jackson J J, groceries Johnson Rev J M, pastor Baptist Church Johnson & Mason (J B Johnson and A D Mason), attorneys-at-law Kennedy N, principal public school Kenney James, bootmaker Kent Charles, meat market Kent Wm, dentist King Mrs Rosa, lodging-house Kistle John, saloon Knights of Pythias Lodge, No 48, John Isaacs sec Kornhammer Charles, bootmaker Lademann August, groceries Lawrence & Barlow (J Lawrence and C Barlow) foundry Legg & Shaw (Thomas Legg and George Shaw), hardware and stoves Legion of Honor, A I Zekind sec Lester & Crawford (Mrs A Lester and Mrs M L Crawford), millinery Lockin & Eekert (J C Lojkin and P Eckert), blacl.smiths Locouq Cliarles, restaurant Long Wm D, attorney, counselorat-law and notary public Lotz Henry, saloon Luetje A Brand (F C Luetje and C J Brand), watchmaker and jeweler Lutz Benhart, bootmaker . Malony Mrs Sarah, restaurant Marsh M L& D, saw-mill. Rock Creek Mason A D ( Johnson & Mason) MeKenna J H, tailor Meagher Kev Father, pastor St. Canice Catholic Church M E Ciiurch, Rev E Jacka pastor Mtller B H, clothing Mills Henry P, feed stable PRISON CELLS. Fenrem and Hriitse Work, M7 Main Street, M. F. CALVIN NUTTING i SON. ALIEN TUaClE t CO. Pacifie Coast Hard Woods w»^«- Saa Fraaeiaee. € CO CM California — Nevada City. 693 ta OS CD E o I O CD Mills Mrs Polly A, millinery and dress- making Miltz & Overinn, photographers Moran Thos C, saloon Morean John T, cashier Citizens' Bank Muller E, teacher of music and foreign languages Mulloy Charles E, groceries NaflFziger Christopher J, meat market NAFFZIOEB JACOB. proprietor Union Hotel Nathan L, dry goods NATIONAL fXCHANOE HOTEL, Stanley A iiiddy proprietor, Broad "NEVADA TRANSCRIPT" (Daily). Brawn & Calkins publishers, Com* mercial "NEVADA HERALD", Gray & Davis publishers Nevada Ice Company, Jesse Thompson supt Nevada Theater New York Hotel, VV S Richard propr Nichols Mrs Margaret, lodying-house Nivens Archibald Jr, agtW U Tel Co, and cigars atul tobacco Oliver DJ, sal ion Oliver M E, painter Ott James J, assayor Oustomah Lodge, I O O F, No 16, Geo A Oray sec. Odd Fellows Hall Owen FA, piano tuner Palidon Peter, saloon Parker A H, bookkeeper Nevada County Narrow-gauge R R Phillips James, saloon PIERCE MISS MAT W. millinery, Broad PiiiKreo Mrs Margaret, saloon PiuKston & UEH. TUSGIf i CO. HtRDWOOD UIIIBER. MMi«M >•.. &0 is CO CO CO oo &0 o CoZi/ornio — New England Mills-New York Lamding. 696 Watts W, farmer WilUama John, teamster Wilson Hayes, farmer NEW FOUR-MJLE HOUSE. Alameda County. Post-office Novth Temescal. Bormaa L & Co, groceries Cornwall P P, blacksmith Herbst Samuel, seneral merchandise Uodgkin G, blacKsmith NEWHALL Loa Anurles County. A post, expross aad telegraph office, on the Southeru Pacific K. R., 30 miles northwest of Los Angeles. California Star Oil Works Co, Christo- pher Leaming agt, C N Felton pres CAMPION OEOi general merchandise and postmaster Craig M R, mgr California Star Oil and Pacifio Coast Oil Cos Del Valle J, farmer, fruit and wine OIFFORD JOHN T, agent Southern Pacific R R Co, Westeru Union Tel- egraph Co, Wella, ij'argo & Co, and iQlman Sta^e Co Leaming Christopher, mining district attorney, and notary public Moore Chas, feed atablo and saloon Newhall H U, mgr San Francisco Store Powell M A, saloon San Francisco Store, H G Newhall mgr, general merchandise Turner Joel H, justice of peace NEWHOPE. San JoAQUiN County. A post, ex- press and telegraph office. Bennett John D, constable Buttcrick W H, justice of peace Clay J P, mfr brick B'enncl J B , justice of peace THORNTON A. postmaster Thornton & Borland, general merchan- dise, liquora, and a^ts VV U Tel Co and W, F & Co Thornton & Clay, brick mfrs NEWPORT. Mendocino County. Bonnerman D R, bootmaker HUNTER ft STEWART. merchandise, and saw-mill Robinson J L, harnessmaker Watkins Horry, butcher general NEW HOPE LANDING. San Joaquin County. Post-office New Hope ; 3^ miles west of New Hope, on Mokelumne River. DAWES PETER, saloon NEW JERUSALEM. Ventura County. COHN SIMON, general merchandise HEWPORT. Los Anukles County. A post-office, 6 miles southwest of Santa Ana. MoFADDEN ROBT ft BROS, lumber yard, ac.d agent for Pacifio Coast Steamship Co Parker £ D, blacksmith Stacy E E, watchmaker and jeweler STAGY T, general merchandise, and postinaster NEWTOWN. El Dorado County. A post-office, 7 miles southeast of Placerville. Ferreto G, groceries and saloon Ferreto Luigi, saloon Monteverdo A, groceries and saloon SCIARONI C> blacksmith NEWVILLE. Colusa County. A post-office, 60 miles northwest of Colusa, in the Ooaat Range. It is the trading point for a large district. Cobb G O, hotel and saloon Gudgel Geo B, justice of peace Howdeii John, constable Manson & Whitcomb, saw-mill Millsap G VV, sheep raiser Millsap .Joseph, sheep raiser SCRIBNER BROS, general merchan- dise NEW YORK LANDING. Contra Costa County. Post-office Black Diamond. It is on the San Joaquin River, below Autioch, and one mile from Cornwall station, on thj Central Pacific R. R. It is the shipping port of the Black Diamond R. R. Co for their coal. BAROION P, superintendent Black Diamond R R Co O m o o en o > r o 2 > m m m H CO > 2 ■n 2 > o o ' il mnnyf nnil l IIIIRFR white BR0» . is a is Main and M * 1« spew '**«*M«.^,, louis BBMEBmH t co..gy8gja;^sg 1 19 MoingoHienf St. J 696 California — New York Landing-Nord. Booth S k Co, fiah cannery Botta Miaa A, varietiea King, Morae ft Co, fish cannery Rainey ft Bros, ceneral merchandise Rogera Thos, saloon Sinderman A, seneral merchandise STBEET PE^BB, hotel NEW YORK RAVINE. El Dorado County. Post-office mon Falls. Carpenter Wm, blacksmith Fairchild E, wagonmaker ^ Sal- NICASIO. Marin County. A post, express and telea^raph office, situated 12 miles northwest of San liafael, and 4 miles from San Geronimo, a station on the Northern Pacific R. R. It is noted for its dairy produce. Cornwall E K, blacksmith Giacemins J B, grocerits Miller M V B, justice of peace Sims ChftS, hotel TAFT H F, postmaster, and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Welch E M, butcher Wentworth J E, carpenter NICOLAUS. Sutter County. A poat-office, on the banks of Feather River, 17 miles south of Yuba City. It is one of the oklest towns in Northern Cali- fornia, and has good school and church buildings. It is surrounded by a fine agricultural country. Pop- ulation 156. Anderson Peer, carpenter Andrews Sarah, hotel ARENS & BARBER, general mer- chandise and post-ofHce Comatock L B, wagonmaker Cramer Geo, bootmaker Crosaman L C, physician Donovan John, lifjuors Engasser Chns, meat market and liquors Harris C B, ferry Holmes J H, wagonmaker Jones T G H, carpenter Johnson & Jones, blacksmiths Lee L W, liquors Mutchler Mat, harnessmaker NAOLER JACOB, Hquora and restau- rant Wessiug Herbert, general merchandise NILES. Alameda County. A poat, expreaa and telegraph office, on the Central Pacific R. R., at ita junction with the San Jose Branch ; 30 miles from San Francisco and 17 miles from San Jose. Population 200. Beauregard Thomas, blacksmith Butt U W, Depot Liquor and Dining Salo( n Hinckley L M, liquors and blackamith lamert ft Mack (I E Ismert and Mack), flouring-milla MORTIMER & WAMSLET (Wm Mortimer and J £ Wamsley of Wash- ington Corners), warehouse MORTIMER WM (Mortimer ft Wams- ley), agent Central Pacific R R and Western Union Telegraph Co and Wells, Fargo ft Co Snyder Wm, gen mdse and postmaster 'irgil John A, hotel NIMSHEW. Butte County. A post-office; sup- ported by mining. Population 50. Duncan John, saloon Hasty W H, saw-mill McClellan Samuel, hotel NINE MILE HOUSE. Tehama County. Post-office Red BluflF. Straley Jacob, hotel NORD. Butte County. A post, express and telegraph office, located 32 miles northwest of Oroville, and 7 miles northwest of Chico, on the Oregon Divi.ii()U of the Central Pacific U. R., and ilerivc-s its principal support from the extensive farms in the vicinity. Stock-raising is also n productive in- terest. Barnard A M, livery stable Calden A & Co, hotel Finnegan B D, saloon Lang M H, bootmaker Mills L F, blacksmith FOND CHARLES L, general mer- chandise, postmaster, agent Wells, Fargo ft Co, Central Pacific R R and Western UnionTelegraph Co and no- tary public CALVIN NUHiNG & SON, *-Z7 n.\i\ WTRRKT, MA!V FRAWC^ISCO. Irou DoorM, Itaak Viiiilta, Bte. 3 HILEII. TUGGLE t CO.. WACOW LUMBEH.Itf.SagrJy- •a CO as 00 CO E •— • CO luff. f« mer- TeUs, and kdno- Califumia — Nordhoff-North San Diego. 697 NORDHOFF. Ventura County. A post-office, named after Charles Nordhoif, Esq., a veteran iiiunialist. It is reached from San Buenaventura by stages, distant 16 miles. Barrows F P, hotel GILBERT THOSi general merchandise and postmaster MoKee W S, propr Oak Glenn Cottage Morgan J D, blaokamith Oak Glenn Cottage, one mile east of post-office, W S McKee propr Perry Ira S, physician and surgeon NORTH AMERICAN HOUSE. Calaveras County. Post-office Mil- ton. Stroud T, hotel and saloon NORTH BLOOMFIELD. Nevada County. A poat-office, situa- ted on the ridfie between the Middle and Soutli Yubas, 15 miles northeast of Nevada City; reached by stage. Blaine Wm saloon Crandiill T P, gen indao and postmaster Cumniiiigs Kd, cotiatable and litiuors DeNoon R P, sunt Derbec Gold Mining Co Dillon Richard, liciuora Edwards (Joo, (j rand Central Hotel Kllcrson Mrs J, candies, varieties, etc Flanders.) A, liquors Gliissuu Josiah, blacksmith and machin- ist Gans C, candies, varieties, etc Haskell C A, carpenter Helwi^ & Trood, butchers Hieronimua S, brewery Jesperson J, bootmaker KaflHuberger Wm H, barber Keller J, liquors King J, liquors Lanson Hans P, saloon Lund P, North Bloomfield Hotel Maiison .1, physician Marriott .lames J, justice of the peace MARRIOTT J & SONS, butchers McKinuey John, justice of the peace and carpenter Mobley F F, hotel Morrisson A R, accountant Nash Mrs L, dressmaker Ostrum J D, livery stable Perkins H C,supt North Bloomfield Gold Mining Co Rohr & Carter, saloon Rouner C T, brass and string band SIMON M« general merchandise Skidmore R D, saloon Smith & Knotwell, druggist* Tenny Geo, liquors Tillon C A, carpenter Vance O, bootmaker Weiss Val, brewery Williams R G, hotel and liquors Young J, carpenter ^ NORTH BRANCH. Calaveras County. A post-office, on the Milton ttnd San Andreas Stage Road, 25 miles from Milton. Barke r John, ho tel MAGCHIAVELLA A. general mer- chandise and postmaster NORTH COLUMBIA. Nevada County. A post-office, 10 miles north of Nevada City. Baker Geo, boarding Hawley C B, lumber Holland David, liquors Pengelly John, boarding-hoiise Scott J M, liquors Wilsim James M, liquors WOODRUFF A L. general merchan- dise and postmaster NORTH FORK. Trinity County. Post-office Junction City. Ahrens H, saloon MECKEL CHRIST, general merchan- dise and hotel Schlomer H, blacksmith YoheG, hotel 7^ c^ « &0 oo NORTH SAN DIEGO. San Diecio County. A post-office, in a rich agricultural district, 4 miles from San Diego: population 200. American Hotel, Pat O'Neill propr Bannon Patrick, clergyman (Catholic) Evans Charles, engineer Israel Robert, lighthouse keeper Kevien Richard, musician Linch John, section foreman Lucia Vincent, saloon and groceries Lyons Geo, carpenter and contractor Lyons Wm, blacksmith McCoy Tames, city trustee Morrow Richard, carpenter and con- tractor Neale Geo, general merchandise c/> CO cjn HARDWOOD UIMBER i WAGON STOCK.'lL'JTf ;?r.%-i2i.'.ri$|- 46 •^•■nf i i^imi "««»- Hm ODD FELIQWS' SUPPUES, "OSiSPKShTuVl'XSiSSA.'T^ 698 California — yorth San Diego-North Temeacal. O'Neill Pat, tupt oounty hospitftl »nd prop. Amerioan Hotel ROSE LOUISt poitmuter *nd real es- tate ngent Seeley A L, propr San Diego and Santa Ana Stage Line Stone Oeorge, capitalist Story George, civil engineer Ubaoh Antonio, olersyinan (Catholic) AVtialoy Thomas, real estate agt NORTH SAN JUAN. Nevada ConNTV. A post and express otlice north of Nevada City 13 miles, with which it is connected by sta^e; also has stage lines running to Ma- rysville, Camptonville, Forest City and Downieville. The popuUtion i« about 700, though in times past it has had double the present number. The town is well built, and has many fire- proof buildings, beautiful gardens and pleasant residences. A considerable trade is centered at this point from the many mining camps in the north and east. Bartley Rev T R, clergyman (Meth- odist) Hrickford L H, carpenter and uphol- sterer nuhriug Louis, groceries Butler I* H, drug,i;i3t, books and sta- tionery Chiiihohu Jas, ^^encral mcrehandiso Crall Mrs 8 M, millinery anil dress- making Crunc A N, watchmaker and jeweler Curnon Thos, hairdru-sser Donnelly & Vouu^ (John Donnelly and Peter Young), saloon Downey John, wagonniakcr Farley (i S, physician Furth Daniel, clothing, hoots and shoes Gaynor 1* W, varieties and liiiuors German John, National Hotel Gilbert Jacob, jiarness and saddler Godfrey J, liquors Harris & (Jo, dry goods Harris T, bootmaker Hogau John, livery Kietfer A, blacksmith Koch G W^, San Juan Brewery Kozminsky S, dry goods and clothing Lancaster C E, de >tist Marks I, dry goods Monner & Wliite, hardware and cultural implements Mullen H M, blacksmith National Hotel, John Crerman propr "NORTH SAir JUAN TIMES." P Stid^er eroprietor agri- Northrup E, constable, aactioneer and col lector Salari Stephen, propr San Juan Hotel Salter Job, butcher Samuel H L, physician San Juan Hotel, Stephen Salnri propr Scheuerman Chas bakery and saloon Schmidt Fred, liquors Sherman Chas, liquors Stidgor James A, attomey-at-Iaw and notary public STIDOER F> attorney -at-law, insur- ance agent and editor and proprietor "North San Juan Times" St'>tlar J, physician and justice of the peace SWAN ANSON B. postmaster, agent Wells, Fargo & Co's express an'd man- ager Western Union Telegraph Co Twamley Richard, lumber Welch Geo W, jewelry, books and sta- tionery Williams Mrs J H, millinery and dress- making NORTH TEMESCAL. Alamrda Countv. a post-office. A suburban villai^o on theextreme north of Oakland City, the dividing lino hotM'cen the latt.'r and Berkeley, coming into prominence as the loca- tion of the extensive fruit cannery. Babcoek A O, hotel Kutler Mrs M A, dressmaker Burnett's Kxchauge Carroll W F, saloon Casdin J, saloon Clarenioiit House COURREGAS JOHN, Pioneer Tripe Factoty and Temt.-scal Park House, corTelogrnpli ave and 46th Ellis Geo, barber HOWARD W. blacksmith, cor Telegraph and Evoy ave King J J, phy.sieian Knealu Benj, blacksmith and wagon- maker Lnrkin & Dunn (C P Larkin and M Dunn), Pioneer Market Lought C, saloon Lusk J, Canning Co Lusk ]. ]' & Vo, hay and grain NORRIS G R &C0> groccribs, produce and post-oUice Oakland Horse R R Co, J S Emery £re8, (} T Loring supt DRINI Ct general merchandise, wines, liquors ;ind cigars, cor Tele- giaph ave and Birch Preda George, propr Central Gardens Savers Alfred!, harness and bootmaker Salaman M A, varieties U9 ■k CO CO CO tyi ex. S5 oo C3 CO o o o PRISON C».IS. F«*ii«*.«M and nridictf Work, ftt7 Slain Street. ». F. CALVIN NUniNGt SON. DIUN TU661E C CO. Pacific Coast Narl Woods 'aLRSSEi^^ U9 m m CO aiul>»), g -ncrid morohundiso MORGANS MORGAN. suiKrinten. dciit ot the lilaek ]>iaiuond Coal Co MORGANS M P (Morgans & (iam))8) NORTONVILLE HOTEL. William .1 Hecs proprietor PAUL A A> clerk Bliick Diamond Coal Co, and ayvat Wells, Fargo & Co, tel- egraph operator ant of Cloverdnlc :tnd II miles north of Moudoeino. Population 50. Blume R, hotel Corrigan & Eadie, gen mdse Fritzsehe F, blacksmitli ( >reig & Blume, saloon Hardy Clios 8 & Co, meat market Harlow Clias, agt C S R R, depot BLARRIS C L> superintendent San DieL'o Land and Town Co, general Roifroad officer C S R R Plummer W P, postmaster Ramsey W H, saloon 8mith Nathaniel, livery stable WHITE & PLUMIOR. general mer- chandise, hvtteUaud tie manufacturers m O O o > r o > CD H 9D m PI CO > z > CD o o iON. C^LVlil NUniNG & SON. ttlBOBBS, JAlli AIVI» FBNCB WOUK, tM7 Hala Mtreet, San Vranelaeo. If CO OAK ARBOR. BuTTB County. See Berry Creek OAK BAR. Siskiyou County. A post-office, on Klamath River, 20 miles west of Yre- ka; population about 100. Ampter H k Kohls, general merchan- dise and butchers BAB.TON H J> postmaster and notary public Bartozi John, general mdse and hotel Collins David, h acksmith Leduc Joe, saw-mill and lumber Snow A C, liquors OAKDALE. Stanislaus County. A post, express and telegraph otlice; the terminus of one of the branches of the Stockton and Copperopolis B. R. ; is pictur- esquely located on the south bank of the Stanlislaus, 10 miles l)elow Knight's Ferry, and 34 from Stock- ton. The town site is on a sandy plateau thickly covered with oak trees, which furnish much of the wood consumed in Stockton. The soil ad- jacent to the town is very productive, from which large yields of grain are imnually harvested. It is the main point; for the distribution of supplies for Tuolumne and Calaveras Counties. Population 500. Acker H H, wood yard BAKER SANFOHD C. editor and pub- lisher th'' ".Stanislaus VVhejit Grower" CENTRAL SALOON, VV H Tennill proprietor Coiey A, stoves and tinware Crabb Rev VV D, clergyman (Methodist) Crawford E C, agt Stockton and Oak • dale h R and mgr VV U Tel Co Curtin John, freighter and forwarder DAVIS C H> carriagemaker Davison L, Golden State Plow Mfy EMERT A S & CO (A S Emory), dry and furnibhiug goods, boots, iboesand hardware Farmers' Warehouie Co, A J Patterson pres, G M Martin sec Gage A S, painter Gagne Nepolian, painter Gilmer & Martin (J VV Gilmer and Q M Martin), grain dealers Graham v W, liquors Greene Bros (B M, EC and T J Greene), hardware and agricultural implements Greene T J, justice of the peace Greiersen Geo & Co, general merohan- dise and postmaster Haas Thos C, watchmaker and jeweler Hamlin T T, supervisor Hammond Emery, liquors Haslache- & Kahn (Jacob iJasIacher and Louis Kahn), general merchaH- dise and agricultural implements Hatheway R W, druggist Hazen Chas C, physician Hill CSS, insurance agt, justice of the peace and notary public Howe fl Ij, furniture, bedding and insur- ance agt JACKSON MARTIN, groceries, con- fectionery, toys, cigars and tobacco Kerr Wm S, notary public and real es- tate Kifrdile M 6, meat market LANDIS A B. feed stable and yard LOVELL ROBERT, saddler andhar- nessmaker Lubeck L, dry goods, boots and shoes Luhrs Chris, lumber Lyons Harrisoji, propr Central Hotel Mann Mrs A J, millinery Martin G M, sec Farmers' Warehouse McLean & Gciutheir (D McLean and Charles Ge utheir), livery MEYER MRS F J, millinery MEYER & OOHEZ (P V Meyer and E<1 Gomez), hairdressers MEYER P V. hairdresser Morgan E, bakery, liquors, and lodg- ings MOXJLTON & CO (A VV Moulton and John S Kerr), dealers in gener.'d .ner- chand^se, importers and jobbers in liquors a, id cigars, and agents Wells, Fargo & Co Osier C H, physician and surgeon Patterson A J, pres Farmers' Ware- house Perez & Creason (E J Perez and H W Cre son), blacksmiths and wagon- makers PEREZ J C> saddler and hurnessmaker Preshaw H G, dentist Rank C P, dry goods Rodden if L, groceries Rowland G H, liquors Rutherford k Adie (R Rutherford and C P Adie), liquors and cigars Si.wyer F A, contractor and builder SEGURA N B & CO (N B Segura and N V Mann), groi-eries, provisions, and commission merchants Spr^Ml & Head (0 VV Sprou! and C H Head), hotel and restaurant Talbot & Clark (N Talbot and N Clark), blacksmiths TENNILL W H, winea, liquors, ci- gars, and billiard" HARDWOOD LUMBER { WAGON STOCK' WfrhlTE BROM.. 18 A IS IMalis mna 14 A la ti|»«ar Mt, H F ALLEH, TOGGLE t CO., OAK PLANK/^^■n"l^^^''ey/ey 99 12a 3P 5^ o I H o i-5 o bo » H O O GO CO H H O California — Oakdale-Oakland. 701 "THE STANISLAUS WHEAT- OROWEB," Sanford C Baker editor and publisher Tuson James, blacksmith Waterhouse Edward S, constable WATBOUS B C, groceries, hardware, tobacco, anil -Tonkery \V erth W G, bo(itmak.;r Weyer Fred, propr Weyer Hotel Wlieet E T, bootmaker VViard O H, wagonmaker Williams Mrs L E, millinery Wyckoff William, varieties MARTIN JACKSON, l'r()i>rietor of THE MAGNOLIA $TORE, CJKNERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, l)taler in Dome-tii' and Korei;;'!! Kriiits, Nuts iiiiil <'i>nfectiiiti';ries Statiimeiy, Toys, Kanoy tJ(>ii(l.-s, \ e,'etabli;-i, (imceiios of uli ilescrip- tionn. Ci;;ar.t and Tobacco a stpoi ialty. Oaktialo. MtanlMlauH Cniinty, Cal. Tl, L.OVELL, PRACTICAL SADDIER S HARNESS MAKER. Saddles, Bridles, Whips and Spurs. Repairing neatly executed, Charijrea moderate. OAKDALE, CAK N. B. SEGURA & CO., General Comiission Mercliaiits. Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco, Oakdale, Stanislaus County, Cal. B. C. WATROUS, (Successor to \V. H. Cuambeklain.) Dealer in GROCERIES, CROCKERY AND HARDWARE, ' Oakdale. California. SUBSCRIPTIOir $3.00 PER YEAR. SANFORD C. BAKER, Editor and Publisher. OAK TiROVE. MoNi'KUEY C'uLiNT\ I'mt-ollice Sole- dad. Dcmangt) Chas, groceries and liijuors OAK GROVE. San DiEdo I'ountv. A post-ollice, SO njilcs northeast of S.in Diego. Mirlis \' liro, iii'iii'iTi' iniTi'h.iiKiise MARKS HERMAN, postmaster OAKLAND. Alamkda Cou nty. a post, express and telegrapli ottiec. As its name would indicate, thin beau- tiful city "f 40.000 inhabitnnts derived its appellation from a yrovc of live oaks that once occupied its site. Witli very few ex'.c»)tions, if any, there are no prettier places in tlie State. Its streets are all very broad and smooth, well sha- ded and ornamented '.y some of the handsomest private residances wc have ever s'ien. There is an air of comfort and "Iuxurl;.".'.s ease" in the roomy yards that impresses the visitor with the pleas- antest assurances of an .ippreciation of life. There is an indepenilenee exhibi- teti in her citizens that shows firmness of eliaraeter, yet there is a courtesy of demeanor tliat is expressiva of hospital- ity. There is an absence of want and poverty shown in her people of every class that speaks favorably of her pro- 00 00 00 00 CD CO CO 00 CO PIONEER IRON WORKS, OAI.VIW ^'ITTIKt.! &. H:t%. l»ioi»ii( lurs. J£«tsbll«li«a lN4tt iU7 9Iu ^ Street. I» F. IF Hi i ODD FELLOWS' SUPPUES, noes. Ilaniiers. etc., at HOROROSS A C9n Maaonle Tttaple, Mo. • Po«t Utreet.ll. F. o 702 California — Oakland. gress and public spirit, elements essen- tial to remarkable development. It is the county seat and her public buildings display a pride in her beauty that is decidedly commendable. There are mai\y seminaries for young ladies as well as public schools and academies for the education of young gentlemen. The churches of the city are all handsome and costly edii^ces. It is distant from San Francisco, on San Franrisco Bay, 6 miles, with which it has half-hour com- munication by elegant steam ferry-boats. Abrahamson G, fancy goods, 1117 Broadway Adams & Co (H L Adams and Fred Peterijon), real estate and insurance, SE cor Broadway and 8th Adama H L, attorney-at-law, 8G4 Broad- way ADAMS JOHN M, dealer in wood, coal, hay, grain and feed, cor Tele- graph ave and 26th, res 533 Knox Place* Adams J S, physician, 1106 Broadway Adriance J 0, wholesale cracker dealer, 513 East 12th Agard A H, physician, cor 12. h and Broadway Aiken J H & Co (J H Aiken and A Gau- lene), 580 3d Aiaslie Martin, groceries, 1466 7th Alameda County Medical i^ssociat'on, J R Bradway pres, J S Adams vice pres, J B Trembly stw, E W Buck treas, 957 Broadway Alexander I, boots and shoes, cor 7th and Washington ALLARD A & CO (A Allard and Wm Hiunilen), carriiige makers, horae- shoers and blacksmiths, 4'21 3d Allen W, carpenter, 1702 Telegraph ave ALLUM L W> proprietor East Oak- land "Vulette," 1074 13th ave Allyn B C, c.irpeiiter and bhildcr, 13th bet Broadway and Franklin Alta Hon Mi, Mrs Donahue propr, cor Sth and Washington American Baptist Publishing Society, G S Abbott, siipt, 10U2 Wasiiiiigton American District Telegraph Co and Telephonic- Exchange, N J Wall mgr, 10U2 Broadway Anderson A H, painter, 1 162 7th Anderson & Co, Oakland and S F Ex- l-ress, 1052 Broadway Anderson Miss J, dressmaking, room 28, 1068 Broadway Anderson Mrs N C, private school, 1162 7th Anderson Thos, wood and coal, cor Broadway and Duraut Anderson Wm, candy factory, 1009 Broadway Andrew Fine, physician, cor I2th and 6th ave Anthony A G, physician, cor Willow and 7th Anthony Rev C V, clergyman (Metho- dist) Arcade House, Mrs M S Root propr, Post-ofiice Block Archibald S C, harness and saddlery, 682 12th ABMSTBOlfO B Ai pictures and pic- ture frames, 411 12th Audifred H, wood, coal and hay, 565 4th Augur George J, physician, X E cor Broadway and 12th Automatic Sewing Machine, D J Ding- man agt, 952 Broadway Baab Chas, tailor, 970 Broadway Babbitt, Mimuel & Gilpin, general com- mission, 471 11th Bacon James H, confectionery, 965 Broadway Bailey , physician, 1156 Broadway Baker A, barber, 470 7th Baker H Y, stationery and periodicals, 14 Broadway Baker M S, picture frames and musical instruments Baker Peter, grocer, 823 Broadway BALST C, veterinary surgeon, 1386 Broadway Ball Francis, groceries, 1642 Telegrnph ave, cor 23d Ballard J W, saloon, 464 9th Balzer John, bootmaker, 715 Broadway Baukhead Bros, (1) B. M R and J VV Bank head), second-hand furniture, 4()6 lUth BANKHEAD HUGH, auctioneer and comuiission merchant and furniture dealer, 911 and 913 Washington Banner House.Thomas M Stewart propr, 5i4 Hith Barber E T, physician and surgeon, 957 Broadway Barnard Frank & Co (Frank Barnard and H Voorman), wood and coal, 40!) &th Barnett D, furniture, 802 Broadway Barnett David, poultry and fruits, 831 Broadway Barnett Edward, dry and furnishing giiods, 835 and 837 Broadway Barnnni S L, groceries, fruit and pro (luce, NE c^r 1 Ith and Washuigtop Barrett A, boots and slices, 1251 Broad- way Barry David, liquors, 720 Broadway Barstow ft Garbsr (Anson Barstow and M C Garber), dealers in hay, grain, woml and coal, SE oor 13th and Franklin CO CO CO c/9 oo C9 (0 o O o r nioUII IilLLOii No. 9M7 Mal« Mtreet, M. F CALVIN NUTTING & SON. ULEH, TIGGLE i CO., VENEERS "SsaRa?.',;.'^' 1-1 a o o CO California — Oakland. 703 Bartels H & Co (H Bartela and Henry Pohley), saloon, 1200-1204 Broadway Bartlett House, Alfred Bartlett propr, 473 7th Basch M, cigar mfy, 469 12th Bascnzza George, restaurant, 1516 7th BATCHELDER MBS ELIZA, dress- maker, 1320 San Pablo ave Batchelder Wm, carpenter, 1320 San ■Pablo ave Bates Mrs Laura M, magnetic healer, 957 Franklin Bayless Mrs M, employment office, 1245 Telegraph ave Bayley C H, photostrapher, 615 7th Baylias H R, coffee and chop house, 458 12th Beardsley & Lloyd (Charles E Lloyd and J S Beardsley), real estate agts, 912 Broadway Beatty Wm, groceries, cor 12th and West Bell R E, druggist, 1301 Broadway Bellevue House, Mrs E C Couver-e propr, 1:Wj Broadway BELMONT STABLES. F Cartier proprietor, 808 Broadway BEMIS 0. Central Market, cor East 12th and lOth ave Benedict, Capell & Co, roal estate agts and notaries public, 457 9th Benut'tt Bernard, Yankee notions, 906 Broadway Betmett & Davis (doorge W Bt-nnett aiul James T Davia), livery and sale stal>l'>, 13t)S Urond'^My BENNISON. LIEBMANX & CO (A B Beunisi>n and L L Lielimami), dry good< and fancy goods, 1157 and lloU Broadway Benson P F, real estate and collection, 45.") Sth Bnt'>n J E, insurauco agt, llOG Broad- way Ber^' M A, mirrors and picture frames, lOoS Broadway Berber lifniis P, watchmakei and jew- eliT, '.)ii7 Broadway Beriiell J, harher, {V21 East 1'Jth Bonistieu & Co (H Bernstien), furnish- ing goods, lion Broadway Buttinau J J, millinery, !0l)() Broadwr.y B')veiton D W, dentist, 111(5 Broadway Beverton S & Co, hanlware, crockery, etc, 955 Washington Beyor A, contractor, cor Telegraph ave and Durant Bii'ler F, Mountain Wiue Depot, 809 East 14th Bigelow K, real estate agt, 45S 9th Bignami L, propr Vonezia Carden, 572 7th Birkenmeyer A B, sausagemaker, 967 East 12ih Bishop A W, attorney-at-law and not- ary public, 921 Broad wav Bittenoourt & Perry (M S Bittencourt and Manuel Perry), groceries, fruit and produce, 1309 Telegraph ave Black Greorge, groceries and provisionfl, NE 'jor Willow and 7th Blackman & Co (Mrs C E Blackman and Ida Kennedy), bakery, 962 Broadway BLAKE HOUSE. Mrs M K Blake pro- £rietress, 1059 Washington AKE MRS M K. proprietress Blake House, 1059 Washington BLANCHARD GEO. Hambletonian Stables, 1683 Telegraph ave, opposite Kelsey House Blank 6 A, candy mfr, 460 7th BLOOD WM F. secretary Oakland Home Insurance Co, 469 9th Bloom Geo, groceries, 951 Franklin Boardman VV F, civil engineer, 1004 Broadway Bocqueraz A, saloon, 822 Broadway Bolton J W, bakery and confectionery, 7l»2 7th Bomgard Solomon, junk dealer, 416 3d Bonjour Hv, propr Helvetia House, 1256 San Pablo ave Bonney Chas W & Co (Chas W and Frank Bonney), wood and coal, 462 13th Bonney F J, attorney-at-law, 957 Broadway Borein Peter R, county recorder Bortels Charles, barber, 853 Broadway Bortels Henry, salonn Boudreau Adulph, harness and saddlery, 8*20 Broadway Bourne R A, mfr boots and shoes, 470 Stii Bowen & Co (P M Bowen and Henry Rogirs), wholesale and retail grocers, 400 and 402 12th Bow CIS Mrs S E, furnished rooms, 703 Frinkliti BOWMAN HENRY, druggist, 951 Bioaihvay Brackett O J, picture gallery, 515 7th Bradley Or E W, homeopathic, 657 Kast l-2th Braudstattor .Joseph, groceries ami liq- uors, Sl'j cor 8th and Alice Brannen Daniel, pottery, cor East 12th and 17 th ave Brearty F J, attorney-at-law, 859 Broadway BredhoH Chas (Brcdholf & Wester- mann), cor 5th and Kirkham Breen .lohn, cigars and tobacco, 9(M Broadway Brereton J M, cloak and suit, 1168 Broadway Brewer A, bakery and confectionery, loao 7th CO CO c o PI o o hit CO CO C/9 CO C/9 CO UlOnU/nnn IIIMDCD VflHTFBfROM., IT^A |.SMninnii«k.4»ukFluukatlaTllUlH^r '*"•*«>*«.—»««««, S8BE9 ■SOB ! 1 lOUIS BB*¥EBIIHH i CO., JBWRIiERM, oirpr Goods lower than any honoe In the Vlty, 1 19 Montaomery iSt. 704 California — Oakland. Brewster Mrs C, propr Oakland House, 668 Broadway Brewster E A, dentist, 1112 Broadway Brines 6, barbershop, 1 SOS 7th Brink M M, hatter, 925 Broadway Briones R L, hairdresser, S34 Broadway Brodby H L, physician, 11 13 Broadway Broderick T F, carpenter and builder, 1511 7th Bromley John L, real estate agt and collector, 911 Broadway Broneer C W, New Liberty Bakery, 857 Washington Brooklyn Brewery, Welscher & Braun, 879 East 14th Brooklyn Lumber Yard, Mendocino Lumber Co proprs, Thos Wilkinson mgr Brooklyn Tannery, G F Crist & Co, cor East 12th and 21st ave Brooks W E, dentist, cor 8th and Broadway Brown E A, wood and coal, 410 and 412 yth Brown Frank, groceries and provisions, 1156 7th Brown Geo S, hardware, 972 Broadway Brown H P, photograph gallery, 1713 7th BROWN J M, Pacilic Photographic Gallery, Market Street Station Brown & McKiiinon (Dudley C Brown and John A McKianou), merchant tailors, 1020 Broadway Brown M E, fruit and produce, 1506 7th Brown Wm M, physician and surgeon, 974 Center Browne E, sample rooms, cor Sth and Webster Browiiell M Varney, physic>ian Brueck Wm A, drugy;i8t, 956 Broadway Bruenn A, physician, 51)3 lOth Bruenn Adolph, musical instruments, sheet music, and agt for Sohinor pianos, 1020 Brojulway Bruenn H H, artist, 563 10th Bruuiiig Bros (John and Henry), con- feoti >n(>ry, 4S3 7th BRUNJES FRED. ;,'roccries and pro- visions, 7U1 iind 703 East 12th Buck E W, physician, 957 Broadway Buck N L, pliysi<;ian, 1055 Broadway Huckolew Mri Anuie, dressmaker, 408 13th Buokland Wallace O, physician, 855 Wasliiuittiin BUCKNELL MRS DR M E, Klectro Thorupuutic Hatlis, 61(5 Sth Bullock J C, tinuer and plumber, 1706 7th Bundock H, pottery, cor East 12th and 19th ave fiunkaS. junk, 416 3d Bunker I, saloon, 1805 7th Burbank L, boots and shoes, 961 Wash- ington Burnette Eugene T, dentist, 521 11th Burke M, pictures and looking glasses, 1058 Broadway Bumham & Henderson (C F Bumham and C A Henderson), wood and coal, cor Peralta and 7th Bumham, Standeford & Co (O H Burn- ham, D W Standeford and L G Cole), planing mills, 1st, 2d and Washington Burns Thr s P, propr Overland House, cor 1st and Broadway Burns T li, news stand, cor Broadway and 12th and cor Broadway and 9th Burns & Walsh, props Overland House and restaurant, cor 1st and Broadway Burns Wm S, groceries, 919 Washington BURRALL WILL H, notary public and conveyancer and real estate agent, 1106 Broadway Burrell A W & Co, real estate agents, 455 Sth Burritt Mrs Alice, physician, 1068 Broadway Burtchaell & Crowley (George T Burt- chaeli and Daniel Crowley), plumbers and gas-titters, 1208 Broa«lway Bush & Ball (E T Bush and C U Ball), butchers, 1219 Broadway Bush R W, artist, 1068 Broadway Bushell E A, artistic sign painter, 46S 12th Buahell House, 46S 12th Bushen & Meyer (N Bnshen and H Meyer), groceries and provisions, 1801 7th Buswell E G, paints, oils, glass and wall paper, 864 Broadway Butt Peter, groceries and provisions, 2207 San Pablo fve Buttelmann Wm, liquors, 612 Franklin Butler k Bowman, book and job prin- ters, 4.')9 9th Buttertiuld A J & Co, livery stable, 13th bet Broadway and Franklin fJutton Fred L, attorney-at-law, SiW Broadway BUTZ & MEEKER (C A B»tz and C H Meeker), Pacilic Coast Copying Co, 911 Broadway Byler W P, attorney-at-law, 859 Broad- way Cady Nod, saloon, 463 Sth Ciihill Mrs M, fancy and dry goods, 1213 Broadway Caldwfll Mrs L C, dressmaker, cor 16th and San Pablo ave California Bakery, Umlauf & Weis proprs, 70l( Broadway CALIFORNIA BRIDGE CO. Alfred W Burrell president, 957 Broadway, room 19 PRISON CELLS, Vt'ni'fM Uiid Ki'iilic.- »*7 Ualn Street, f r-:' CALVIH NUniNG & SON. •y ULEH. TUGGLE i CO., WEXIGtH HUBD W00DS."».*.'g.5g?s;^'- ^ I- 9 California — Oak/and. 705 California Door Co, Chas F Doe prea, Saml 8 Hinkley sec, J P Farrell agt, 460-4G4 2d California Gate Co, M W Woodard and D Paine proprs, 1705 7th CAUFOBJriA HOSIERY CO, factory cor Ist and Jett'ersun California Military Academy, Rev David McClure, Ph D, principal, cor Tele- graph aveand 29th California Porta1)le House Co, E W Merwiu supt, 612 East 15th California Pf)ttery and Terra Cotta Co, Serril Winsor and James Miller proprs, 1172 Broadway and cor East 12th and Park CALLA6HAN J, real estate and^insu- rance a^fent, 50(5 7th CALVERT C C & CO. Clinton Mar- ket, 309 East 12th Camilloni & Co, fish market, 830 Broad- way Camilloni, Selna & Lagoria (G Camilloni, A Selna and L Lagoria), fish dealers. City Market Camp Bros (M and L Camp), gents' fur- nishing goods and hatcers, 803 Broad- way Campbell & Co (Alexander Campbell and John Crebbin), oyster saloon, City Market Campbell Ed H, saloon, 411 8th Capital fiouse, (Jeo T Latleche propr, 552 Broadway Capital Saloon, 11 H and T F Farmer proprs, 1802 7th Carletoii J A, hay and grain, wood and coal, 1307 Telegraph ave Carlson Mrs M, artist and designer, 708 loth Carncal T D, attorney-at-law, 957 Broadway Caro Chas & Co. dry goods, 917 and 919 Broadway Caro Josuph, groceries, 025 3d Carpenter (), dentist, 957 Broadway CariwntiiT J, propr Foutainebleau Gar- den, 14th, East Oakland Carr L T, attorney-at-law, 859 Broad- way CARTIER FRANK, livery and board- iiii,', hO(i Bicadway Cary C A, photo^ryplier, 475 7th CASECE, M D, 8urs,'eon, 1110 Broad- way, rooms 3, 4 and 7 Casey John, horseshoer, 418 7th Cassidy .1 H, saloon, 720 Broadway Casoidy \V .1, route agt "Daily Morn- ing Times" Castello A E, attorney-at-law, 921 Broadway Cavanaugh Edward, sewer contractor, 904 Castro Cecil Charles, carpenter, 519 3d Central Hall, O I Deniaon propr, 14th bet Wa^'hington and Broadway Central Land Co, J F Houghton pres, F B Haswell sec, 924 Broadway CHAMFLIN J L* boots and shoes, 1053 Broadway Chanaron Hilarion, hairdresser, 852 Broadway (!hapman H L, expressman, cor 10th and Broadway Charter Oak Hotel, 1763 7th Chartrand Louis, lodging and liquors, 560 Franklin Chevalier Mrs Mary, restaurpui>, sot 2d and Washington Childs & Rosa, real estate and loan agts, 456 12th CHRISTEN WILLIAM, real estate, house and insurance agent, 1718 7th Chu, Paron & Co, Japanese Bazaar, 1166 Broadway CHURCH A M. township justice of the peace, 864 Broadway Clapp G H, druggist, 633 East 12th cor 13th ave Clarendon House, J Havenden propr, 855 Washington Clark F T, livery stable, 1066 13th ave Clark H, variety store and news depot, Market St st »tion Clark It F, physician and surgeon, 1003^ nth Clark Nellie, employment office and va- rieties, 576 7 th Classon & Bouquet (John Classen and Prank Bouquet), hairdressers, 1010 Broadway CLAVEAtJ LOUIS, groceries and liq- uors, 800 Franklin Clavelot Aluide, saw-filer, 411 7th Clayton & Kirk (W B Clayton and G A Kirk), carpenters, 40S lUth Cleary Jas, nurseryman, Peralta bet :mh and 37tli Cleary M, limcer, 359 12th Clem Mrs P W, variety store, cor Clay anil 8th j Cliv'io Ca':iar, groceries and fruits, 920 j Broadway I Ckioiiey & O'Brien, wood, coal, nay and : grain, Ciir 7th and Hrnry j Clor .lolin, saloon, 474 Sth I C'lnuiih M E, city marshal, City Hall ; Ciiffi.'o M H, dry itoods, boots and shoes, cor Stli ami Hro/ulway Cohen J M, tobacco, cigars and station- ery, 376 12tli Cohen S S, gruocries and provisions, cor 46th and Adeline Ciun Raymond, laundry, 1228 Broad- way Cole R E, dentist, NW cor 10th and Broadway Cole School, cor 10th and Union CO cn JO CO CO CO ;!* m ink hi l\-' '^1» UAQnU/nnn IIIMDCQ ^^Htrr^ HKO«i., I»& l.^ nuln ami 14 A lOMiM'ur nRnUllUUU LUIUDLn, St.M v. Ulack IVuluut, Mitaulsh Ceilar. Veueers. KNIGHTS TEHIPUB UHlFORMS.'Sr.'Sg!; feSJi S:V!iSSSS" -i 706 California — OaJeland. i i H 00 « s I- IJ s • -5 « OB CO H Pi Collin Bf, trunkmaker, 415 13th m, Collins H M, groceries and provisions, P 1766 7th Collins P M & Co, real estate agts and negotiators, 962 7th COMER J H> proprietor Saventh Street House, cor 7th and Pine Conklin Bros, carpet-beaters, 2Ist bet Broadway and Telegraph ave CONNECTICUT FIRE INSUR- ANCE COMPANY. Henry I Fioher agent, 464 10th Connel J D, harness and saddlery, 807 Broadway Conner DM,attorney-at-law, 921 Broad- way Connor C W, bootmaker, 307 12th Conradi Phil, cigars and tobacco, 467 7th Conrad W D, druggist, cor East Pith and 1 3th ave Continental Oil and Transportation Co, warehouse, cor Ist and Castro Contra Costa Laundry Association, G H Hallett. P Bartlett and P E Dalton proprs, SG7 Broadway Contra Costa Water Co, Anthony Cha- bot pres, Wm H Mead sec, Marshall Pierce sec, 458 8th Cook Mrs H M, dressmaker, 1004 Broadway Cook Mrs N A, furnished rooms, 821 Washiniiton Cool Russell H, dentist, cor 12th and Webster Copeland Wm, propr West End Bakery, cor 5th and Lewis Coplin A, corset house and fancy goods, llG!>anS\V cor 5th and Kirkhani Cornwall Ambrose, dentist, 10(59 Broad- way Coward & Isherwood, route agts "Oak- land Trilmnc," 41 J-417 8th Coviell Mrs Richard, aut Taylor's sys- tem and dressmaker, 4GS lOth Cowell Ritli.rd, carpenter. 4G8 10th Cox Geo, groceries, provisions and li- quors, cor B and Havens Cox Mrs T K, pliysician, CIS Eas* 12th Coxhead .)■ liii, piiysiciiin, 476 1-tli Coxliead Thos C, physician, -Hit 12th Craft N E, groceries, 552 and 554 East 12th Craig W H, dentist, 1055 Broadway Craig Wm H, package express, cor 10th and Broadway Crane A M, superior judge Crane W W Jr, attorney-at-law, 957 Broadway Crcpin Henry, physician, NW cor 10th and Broadway Crieser John, shoemaker, 420 11th Croke Jas, groceries and provision*, oor 24th and Adeline CroU John, restaurant, 457 7th Crowley D D, snrgeon, Clay bet lOth and 11th CrufiTT H, stockbroker, 472 9th Cnlbertson J, architect, 468 9th CUMMINOS & DUNWELL (F H Cummings and G W Dunwell), livery, 1386 Broadway Cunningham Mrs M C, millinery, 960 Broadway CUNNINGHAM T A, boarding and livery stable, 1368 Broadway CUSHINO JOHN, dealer in choice groceries, NE oor Washington and 9th, residence 1228 Franklin Cutler Mrs Sadie, groceries, cor 12th and Willow Dabney Mrs X R, dressmaker, 1156 Broadway Dailey P J, cigars and tobacco, 1762^ 7th Dalgreen M, artist, 479 9th DALZIEL JAS> Pioneer Stove Store, 1405 San Pablo ave DALZIEL ROBERT, plumbing and gastitting, 1151 Broadway Daniels G B & Co, books and stationery, 1061 Broadway Davis C M, wood and coal, cor Cleve- land and Telegraph ave Davis F W, blacksmith, cor 6th ave and nth Davis H, furnituke, 718 Broadway Davis Harris, furniture, 812 Broadway Davis M-s 1 A, milliner, lOG.'l Broadway DAVIS WM R> attorney-at-law, 957 Br »adway Day Mrs Lot, lodgings, 503 lltli DEAN E B & CO (E B Dean, C H Merchant and D Wilcox), lumber dealers, cor 1st and Market Deboice Mrs Elizabetii, restaurant, 555 Broadway DE FORREST H L, book and job printer, 409 Gtli De (Joiia Gen E, attorney-at-law and notary public, 1005 Briadway De La M<»ntanya jr, deputy city mar- shal. City Hall De Lis Cassas J B, attorney-at-law, 10'J:1,\ Broadway Deinorest D, groceries, cor Peralta and .•{4th Denant D, groceries and provisions, 679 Gth cor Castro DENISON I & CO. real estate and insurance, 950 Broadway DcPue & Co, publishers of "Homes of Oakland," 921 Broadway Detels Wm, groceries and provisions, NE cor 8th and Willow CO CO CO CO C9 a, OR CO U,m (0 o CAIVIN NUniNn £ SUN, Manunti'tan-rs all klniN IKON WOUK, *i7 Jmiii lAtreet, R»aa Firanelae*. O o ALIEN. TUG61E t CO., Hlrkonr, Oak. Aali, WhltA Wo« CO De Troost Madam S O, dress and mantle maker, 1214 Clay Dewitt Wm, livery and feed stable, oor 10th and Market D ckler Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 313 6th Diedrickson Alex, saloon, San Leandro Road i Dietz Opera House, oor 12th and Web- ster Dillon Jos M, city assessor. City Hall Dimmick J, dentist, 875 Washington Dock E, sewing machines, 1210 Broad- way Docking Thomas, physician, 821 Wash- iitgton Dodge C F, notary public and convey- ancer, cor 7th and Peralta Dodge S J, lodgings, NE cor 6th and Broadway DODGE WM C. Oakland Normal iSchool, rjlt) Webster; thorough training school for those intending to teach Doe Luke, real estate and insurance, 467 'Jth Domestic Bakery, Uriah Hemphill propr, 707 Broadway Donahue B J, restaurant, 1770 7th DOODT & HOOLET (Miles Doody and Cornelius Uooluy), house and sign painting, 468 I 'Jth Dow N (jr, hardware, cutlery, etc, 466 Uth DowHng Richard J, carpenter, 521 7th Dressier (t, hoots ami shoos, GI5 7th Driko Wm, hotel, 579 and 581 East 12th Driscol Bros, groceries, ^Villes and li(|U()ra, (.'unipbttU but 4th and 5th Dnickcr W E, dentist, cor 8th and Broiulwiiy l)i:tl\V .A, attornev-.'it-law, 476 8th Duffy Thomas, phwterer, 1248 San I'ablo ave Diirm l\ K, dentist, 951 Broadway DUNWELL G W. BiL-ktye Stable. I;i86 Broiulw.iy; boarding iind liiuul- linu horsL's sciontilically a speiiialty Dwycr D, marble work-, SE cor 7th an vice-president Oak- land Home Insurance Co and presi- dent Oakland R R Co, 469 9th ESTEY J C> dealer in wood, coal, hay and grain, cor San Pablo ave and 16th Eureka Hotel, H H Meyer propr, SW cor 7th and Washington Evans Edward, saloon, 754 7th Ewen F & Co, auction and commission houiie, 1315 Broadway Extine A, tailor, 962 Broadway Faessler William, watchmaker, 850 Broadway Fairbanks Joseph, hairdresser, 844 Broadway Falls J H, coal oil and lamps, 1255 San Pablo ave Farmer R H & T F, wines, li(|uor3 and cigars, 1802 7th Fairell Mrs A E, dressmaker, ti5l West Farrell J, bootmaker, 421 7th Farrell Joiiii, grocer, 218 6th I'assking Louis, licjuors Fearn .John, physician and druggist, cor lOtli and Washington FeniUT O B, boathouse, 12th St Bridge Fennessy John, saloon, 463 9th Fensternwicher M J, dressmaker, 555 East 12th Fernald W H, news stand, junction Broadway and San Pablo ave Fibush Bros, cigars and tobacco, 1101 4 Brondway Fiek Albert., painter, 1761 7th Fick Mrs A, dry and fancy goods, 1761 7th FIEGE & HARMON (Henry Fiege and It E Harmon), proprietors Ger- mania Hall, 836 Webster FIEGE HENRYi proprietor Califor nia Saloon, 840 Broadway FIJEkLD MISS H N. principal Home School for Young Ladies, 1825 Tele- graph avo Fields Mrs E, dressmaker, 550 7th Fields Mrs J B, dressmaking parlors, NW cor 10th and Broadway <>> CO c CO c o m o O oo CO CO —I CO CO C3 I'- PIONEER IRON WORKS. CAIiVIN NIITTIMW A H»M. Proiirlftora. Bat«bll>h«a IHM. M7 Halu Street. IS F. LDBISBBWERW>II tCO.ae^:?ys^gS'oy.VV,uJ ISgffjrsfV? l\ CO i m -e t^ d< ^5 Ha ^-■ •J II «- 09 O 708 California — Oakland. FIBST NATIOITAL BANK. V D Moody president, C H Twombly ciuh- ier, 869 Broadway Fisli & Co, grocers, cor 8th and Market FISHER HENBT I, insurance agent, 461 lOtb Fisher J, groceries and provisions, cor Orove and Sycamore Fisher & Morrison, tobacco and cigars, 1776 7th FISHER & TAYLOR (A A Fisher and J P Taylor), wholesale agents for Wellington coal for Alameda County, hay, grain, feed, wood, etc, 1180 Broadway and cor 1st and Franklin FISK LEANDER, groceries, SVV cor 3d and Adeline Fitzell Peter M, wood and coal, cor 5th and Jefferson Fitzpatrick £d, harness and saddlery, 1311 Broadway Fleck & Busse (Uustave Fleck and C C Busse) hairdressers, 1013 Webster Fleming J W, wood, coal, hay and grain, 1957 San Pablo ave Flemming J J, aaloon, 625 East 12th Flint L, shoemaker, 1754 7th Fogg J L, insurance agt, 950 Broadway Folrath Adam, horseshoer, 1060 13th ave Fones Bobert J, dentist, 462 12th Fonte A, groceries and dry goods, cor 12th and 16th ave Foote W W, attorney-at-law, NW cor 10th and Broadway Foulkes Jones F, physician, 1068 Broad- way Fowler Wm, feed, 1471 Broadway Francis Mamuel, tailor, 1006 Broadway Frank Andrew, Union Market, 1-167 7tn Frank (iarcia, barber, 6'27 Fast 12th Frank Theodore, carriages and carriage trimmer, 1222 Broadway FRANKE RUDOLPH. Oakland Pick le Factory, 1622 (irove Frary 1', painter, opp Clinton Station Frey John, watciimakor, 1768 7th Fritch J Homer, wood and coal, 413 11th Fnegel Hugo (L Neller & Co), NW cor loth and S.in Pabl> ave Fuller A L, county supt schools li'uUcr Hinds, insurance agt, 912 Broad- way FURNISS M. dining rooms, cor 8th and Wiusliington ITnrst H, clothing, 901 Brootlway GAOAN & BURBANK (« W pagan and Louis Burbank), job printers, 1004 Broadway Gage & Salisbury (Mrs A O.ige and Mrs M Salisbury), hairdressers, 456 12th GALINDO HOTEL. W H Stelman jiroprietor, oor 8th a-id Franklin GALLAGHER N, groceries, wines, liquors, glassware, etc, cor 25th and Telegraph avo Galvin & Lebrecht (James Oalvin and William Lebrecht), carriage and wag- onmakers, cor 16tb and Telegraph Ganliner J J, insurance agt, 464 10th Gardner J J, real estate, 477 9th GARIOT A. SR, dealer in wines, liq- uors and cigars, 551 7th and 843 Clay Garner & Son, meat market, cor 9th and Webster Garon Louis G, liciuors, 553 Broadway Gaskill R C, agt W, F & Co, cor 12th and Washingt n Gaspeur Fr, restaurant, 827 East 12th Gates Alvah, livery stable, 411 13th Gawley Mrs Rosie, dress and cloak- maker, 1009 Franklin Gtiy & Treenschel, meat market, cor 7th and Myrtle Gaylord & Olmsted, wood and coal, cor Plymouth and Telegraph ave GEART L C> physician, 1113 Broad- way Gelia Joe C, bootblack, 475 7th Gentry Mrs M A, millinery, 51 7i 7th Gerhardy Phil J, butcher, 829 Broad- way GERMANIA HALL, Ficge & Har- mon proprietors, 8H6 Webster Gibbous & Clonan (F Gibbons and J Clonan), groceries, SE cor 7th and Henry Gibbons Ja.nes, propr New York Hotel, SE cor 7th and Franklin Gibbs W T, horseshoer and general blacksmith, 958 Frank in Gibson £ M, district attorney Gibson Joseph, medicated baths, 106S Broadway Giese L, saloon, 1751 7th GIFFORD CHARLES, cigars and tobacco, and shooting gallery, 1052 Broadway (jilurdin Bro8{V andC Gilardin), meats, snusnges, etc, 1121 13th ave Gilbertson Jt)hn, mL'r San Francisco Lauidry, 862 Broadway GILMAM J A, proprietor Nevada (/'ash Market, choicest meats sold, prices guaranteed to be satisfactory, cor 3d and Filbert Gihnan S M, dentist, 1008 Broadway (lilson J C, city supt of schools. City Hall GLASCOCK J R, attomey-at-law, 481 7th GLASCOCK W H & J R. attorneys- atlaw, 481 7th G^assen & Trost, shaving and cigars, 1010 Broadway GLAZE A J, meat market, 617 East 12th CALVIN NUTTING £ SON, *)t,7 MAIM MTREKT. MAN FKAWCISCO. Iron Uovrs, Bank Vanlta, Etc. jom^ , 8. F. rines, and • liq- Clay Qth dway 12th and ^ 105l> ? « eats, e P CISCO 3« vada K sold, 2^ tory, ?r Zf. ly - 1 City ^S "3 law, ?: teya- l^ 2.8 jars, East S • mEN. TUGGIE t CO.. VENEERS "KtRaaK.-^ California — Oakland. 709 OipSSBB OE^) W> fruit and oonfeo- tionery, 1754 .tb OlnverKobert. v < stable, 570 9th Golden Gate i2 Broadway Held John, saloon, 1226 Broadway Helinke & Brunje (Courad Helmke and John A Bruuje), groceries, 1551 Broadway HEHPHUL UEIAH. bakery, 707 Broudway Henderson H B, carriagemaking and Mack smithing, 1724 7th Hendry Mrs K, dressmaker, 1363 Tel- egr.iph ave Hcnkeu J F, saloon, 901 East 16th Henley N, saloon, 150 7th Henninger John, propr Grand Western Hotel, 1758 7th Henry A C, prea Union National Bank, cor 9th and Broadway Henry Mrs Nancy, groceries and fruit, 1503 Broadway "HERALD OF TRUTH." Granville S Abbott publisher, lOO-J Washington Heftiet K W, locksmitli und buUhanger, 419 10th Herget Harry, lock and gunsmith, 121 Si Broadway HERON E A. r.-al estate agt, 4':2 12th llersliberg & Co (Loon HershlMjrg and I D Kyttenberg), importers nnd job- bers of wines and liquors, 853 Wash- ington I'crtel C A E, clergyman (Methodist) Heverin P, sewer builder, NW cor Washington aiiropr8 Oakland City Flouring-mills, 417 3d Higbam E, agt Wheeler k Wilson Sew- ing Machine Co, 464 Pith Hilton Chos W, marshal's clerk. City Hall Hilton Miss M A, dressmaking, cor 16th and San Pablo ave Hoau ft Gieschen (D D Hoag and L E Gieschen), groceries, 1S02 1'elograph ave Hodgkins Mrs W L, dressmaking, 468 lOtn HOENISCH ALEXANDER, uphol- sterer, 470 8th Hogan Mrs 0, saloon, oor 27th and San Pablo aye HOOARTT DE J E veterinary sur- {eon, 821 14th, and East Oakland and >exter Stables, cor 1 2th and Harrison Hollabaugh A M, boots and shoes, 1108 Broadway Holbrook A, clergyman (Methodist) Hollidav J E, express, cor 12th and Broadway Holman Mrs Jennie, millinery, 12th bet Broadway and Washington HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Alameda County Branch, It H Magdl mgr, H F Gordon sec, 922 and 924 Broadway HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACT. W A Bruck, 956 Broadway Honer Joseph, bootmaker, 1508 7th Hook E, furniture, carpets, etc, 1108 and 1 1 10 Broadway HOPKINS ACAD^T. Bev H E Jvwett principal, bet Telegraph ave and Broadway, near 34th (see advcr- tiscmunt) Hopkins A, groceries, wines and liq- uors), cor 17th and Center Howlett Wm, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Gth and Broadway Hnyhes K, trroceries, 2'-J0 West B HUGHES WILLIAM A, saloon, 900 Broadway HuUey Mrs M, Chester House, loOGJ 7th Hummeltenbcrg Wju, groceries, 602 Franklin Humphreys Miss, select school, 1667 Now Broadway Hurley Daniel, horseshoer, 462 11th Husing I>, importer of v^rines and liq- uors, 37'J l-.'th Hutchison James, nursery and seeds, cor 14tli and Washiujjton Hyde K II, physician, 1 106 Broadway Hyde WaUcr, inventor, 825 Market Hyman J, jowelcr, 1233 Broadway Hyman Joseph, watchmaker and vari- eties, 819 Broadway luKersoll Wm B, photographer, 1069 Broadway Inwall Harry, liquors, 461 7th Iroumtmger Mrs E C, lodgings, 811 Washington Ironmonger W C, liquors, SW cor Broadway and 6th Isadore Isaac, sec >nd-hand furniture, 858 Broadway Jackner X, fruits and produce, 91 1 East Uth Jacob Bros (Michael and Abraham Jacob), boots and shoes, 845 Broad- way Jacobs A ft Bro (Aaron and Harry Jacobs), tailors, 1062 Broadway OO w-l CO CO CO &0 en HARDWOOD LUMBER i WAGON STOCK,n;?iTrxr»p..r .t ISAlSXala M W. ti ifif- ISan r lur- 1 and rison 1108 t) and bbet SCO. [agiU U24 , w 1108 i E ave Iver- liq- SW 900 50CJ G02 |GG7 liq- eds, •y ari- 009 811 cor ire, last am ad- rry Mm r. CO § *-»-4 CO CO CO &0 UUII. TOGGLE t CO.. MEXIOII H>RD WOODS."«&* •'^' "• California — Oakland. VranelacK 711 Jaooba M, plumber and gaafitter, 808 Broadway Jaffe L & Co (L JaiTe and J Steen), wood and coal, cor 6th and Franklin JogeU D, groceriei and liquors, cor 5th and Lewis Jahn Henry, machiaist and locksmith, 41*2 10th James E A, musical merchandise, 420 12ih JemeryJos, barbershop, 1790 7th Jenkins Jas, saloon, 652 and 634 Frank- lin Jenks C C, justice of the puace, 859 Broadway Je uning (t, merchant tailor, 1759 7th JEWETT REV H E, principal Hop- kins Academy HOPKINS ACADEMY. Between Telexraph Avenue aad Broadway, Near Thirty-Fourth St., OAKLAND, Cal. Bev. H. E. Jewett, Principal. Affi)r J Keller), nursery* men, 509 and 511 7th Kellett ft MoMurray, mfrs plaster decor ations, 470 12th Kelly E J ft Co, real estate, 414 7th Kelly J F, marble works, 765 7th Kelly L E, physician, 1385 Telegraph ave Kelsey ft Flint (il B Flint and Noah Kelsey), apothecaries, 1073 Broadway Kelsey House, A de Leo Le Laguna, Telegraph ave bet 23d and 24th KENDRICE JULIEN C. physician and surgeon, lUti'J Broadway Kent T it ft Co 'T R Kent and B F Thomas), grocers, cor 12th and Alice Kent W, Newlaud House, cor 7th and .Washington * Kiefor Leopold, millwright and engin- eer, 418 Ea.t 12th King Elizu, fruit and vegetables, 1054 13th ave KING J N< wood, coal, hay and grain, 1656 and 1658 San Pablo ave Kimball .las H, restaurant, cor 13th ave and nth Kirchheiner Henry, candy mfr, 1253 Telegraph ave Kirchheiner J H, confectionery, 629 12th Kirchoff Charles, fire and water-proof paint, 555 Bro idway Kirk (J A, carpenter, 40S lOth KIRK C> tinning, plumbing and gas- tittmg, 305 East I2th Kirklnnd & Trowhri.igo (D WKirkland and H O Trowbrid.;«'), cl»enii»ts and .•HK)tliecarics, 971 Uroadway Kira/.ols U, tobacco and Broadway Klein M, groceries, cor 29th and San Paltlo ave Kliiiu A, fancy gmds, 1111 Broadw.ny Kliuuers A, restaurant, 068 Broadway KLINK THOMAS G. Opera House .Sal.ion, Heading and Club Booms, cor 12th and Webster Knowles F E & Co (F E Knowlcs and Abel Hosnier), marble works, SW cor 7th and Castro Knowles & Weilbye (W A Knrwl-sand Will H Weilbye), carpenters and builders, 364 13th Koenig A, re.'il estate and insurance, UoS Broadway Kohler & Ch-ise (A Kohler and Q A Ch.ase), music warerooms, cor 9th and Washington Kohler - Chase House, Mrs Pollard Sropr, 953Ji Washiugton HLEREF, saloon, 1502 7th Kohler Wm, liquors, 459 7th Konecke H, boots and shoes, 911 Broad- way Kornahrens J, groceries, N£ cor San Pablo ave and 22d cigars, 869 t/i CO c CO c o m o o C/9 GO &0 &0 i lir t; 1 HARDWOnO I IIMRFR ^'S-'^T.'^ 9!^.9%*A'* ft.l?. ?I***15j*j'. lf.# ^" i^pcar Mt. M. V. Oak, AMh. Hickory. Maple, Cherry, etc. LOUIS BBMEHimil t CO., !!••■« ■Mk •fVr €t—4m tower tlum my IM thft Cltjr. im MMta«nery «C. ; r 712 California — Oaklcmd. 09 Kosta Fruik, rsataurant, 1184 Broad- way Kosta Samuel, restaurant, 460 7th Koater Hermann, groceries, SW oor 4th and Webster Kraft A, cignrti and tobacco, 1468 7th Kraft Geo, saloon, 851) Washington KBAMM ft DIEVES (Chas Kramm and Jos Dieves), proprietors Oakland Brewery, cor Telegraph avenue and Durant KUESTEB H C. hairdresser, oor 5th and Broadway Kuhlman Frederick, tailor, 423 8th KusB P X, painter, 417 1.3th Laage Wm .1 F, bakery and oonfection- er3r, 416 12th Labrie C M, physician, 1156 Broadway Lackcnbach Chs, merchant tailor, bak- ery and fancy goods, 915 7th La Clede House, Chus Jurgcns, 1116 Broadway Laiferty Owen, butcher, 667 and 669 Broadway LAFLECHE GEO T.hotoland liquors, bb'l Broadway LahHcsh G, 1< dging-house and saloon, 552 Broadway Laidliiw Walter, propr Mendocino Lum- ber Yard, cor 7th and Brush lialoli Joseph, liquors, 4'J3 10th Lamurii T, sadilli r, 824 Broailwoy Lane C S, dentist, Post-office Block Lane W, hay and grain, cor 12th and Market Lany (ieo A, cleaner and dyer, 805 Broadway LANZ BROTHERS (Henry and I^uis Lauz). manufacturers of soap, 911 and 913 .Sd LARRABEE J 0. jobbing ajul repair- ing, 6'16 East I2th under Union Hotel Larson Peter, restaurant, 405 7th Lathrop Solomon, jeweler and watch- maker, 1059 Broadway Laton B B, insurance agt, 463 9th Lauden's Business College, 1055 Broad- way Laursen Michael, groceries, 701 Adeline Lautsen, Laison & Co, restaurant, 405 7th Lawrence Bros (H H Lawrence Jr and E L Lawrence), groceries and provis- ions, 583 East 12th LAWRIE A 0. searcher of records, N£ cor Broadway and 5th LAWTON ISRAEL, attorney-at-law, Deiger Block, 957 Broadway Lawton W D, attorney-at-law, 957 Broadway Leake H A, attorney-at-law, 957 Broad- way Leahy Mrs Julia, groceries, 1151 7th LEAVITT B 8. Oakland Gallery, OH Broadway IE CBROLE FIRE IHSURAirCE OOMFAVY. Henry I Fisher agent, 464 10th Lee J E ft Co, Freewill Market, San Pablo ave bet 16th and 17th Legler F, physician, 1 106 Broadway Lehmann Henry G, boot and shoemak- er, 1174 Broadway LEHHKUHL L. manufacturer of Ha- vana cigars, 614 East 12th Lehrbass R, liquors, 919 7th Lemon Mrs Mary, liquors, Ist nr Broadway Lennox E H, wood, coal, hay and grain, Kaat 14th bet 10th and 11th avos Lentell James, harness and saddles, 469 and 471 14th Lenz William, groceries, 216 2d Letter J, clothing, 1001 Broadway Levy M & Co, pawnbrokers, 914 Broad- way Levy Wolf, tailor, 850 Broadway Lewis C K & Co, fruits and vegetables, 467 nth Lewis G W, attorney-at-law, 921 Broad- way Lewis Solomon, jeweler and watchmak- er, 841 Broadway Liebel G P, saloon, S30 Broadway Liescom B, basketmaker, 877 Washing- ton LIESE ARTHUR H & CO (Arthur H Liese and J E Holmes), Brooklyn Market, 765 East 12th Lilienkrantz HEAL, physician, 1459 Telegraph ave ' Linderbanm Meyer, furniture, crockery and glassware, 818 Broadway Lipman A ft Co, dry gomls, boots and shoos, 903 and 905 Broadway Litlieubergcr Carl, Union Market, 963 East 14th Livermore Feed Store, 1222 Broadway Lockhart A (}, carpenter, 417 13th Logan Mrs F A, medium, 825 Market Logan ft (rallatin, real estate and loan agts, 467 9th Long W, Point Market, 1753 7th I^n>{e Marcel, l)akery, 617 Broa«lway Lorch Matthew, shoemaker, H.'SS 7th Loud H A, Brooklyn Baths, 604 East 12th Loud Warren, saloon, 47iS 9th and cor 7th and Wood " ~" Lough ft Wilkinson (H S Lough and W J Wilkinson), butchers, 817 Broad- way Luce Geo J, dentist, 514 10th Luce ft Itobinson, dentists, 1004 Broad- way PIONEER IRON WORKS, r CALVIN MIITTINU A MOM, Proprlvitvra. ^ £«t«blislied MM ««7 Main Street. 11 F. A* 2 I! I men TIIPPIC f nn ojkjmxvrxv "T^oosa ev* ji.x.x< aEzarsa, iimilf lUUULt ft bU., »•■« 1«» »inl •«> Wiwiir Wract. Haw rr«ii>liiy. QQ ! AS Cttii/ornia — Oakland. 713 Lynch John, ■alocn, 1449 7th Lynch John, wood and coal yard, eor llth and HarriHon LTHCH. MALONET ft CO. wood and coal, N W cor Washington and 5th LTON ft KINSET (J L Ipron and C W Kinaev), furniture auction house, 012-U16 Washington; office 314 Mont- fi ornery, San Francisco; general auc- tioneers for San Francisco and Oak- land Macdonald J A C, plumber and gaafit- ter, 1365 Broad woy Macdonald J H, real estate agt, 4700th Mnodon^all W J, professor of music, 1254 San Pablo ave Mack Mrs Jane, bakery, 15l6Broodway MncKinnon Wm H, sewing machines, 1IU8 Broadway MACLEAN S. M D. prorcssor of Ob- stetrics uud Oynecolo|2y and Deon Ciiliforiiia Medical College, Cluy bet 10th and llth and office 324 Sutter, 8an Frnncisco Madden H, plumbing and gaefitting, 311 3d Mmldock Morris, wines and liquors, 053 Webster Madigan M, blacksmith, 12th near Mar- kut Miul!*- ^ad- way McAVOY H B ft CO (H B McAvoy and Jus McCarthy), undertakers, 873 Washington McAvoy H J, M'ood and coal, S£ cor 10th and Washington McCalieMrs Kate, groceries, 751 and 755 7th McCall C, groceries, 1663 San Pablo ave McCarthy Chas, liquors, 836 Broadway McCau^han Hugh, wood and coal, 810 Washington McClaverty & Noblett (Chas McClaverty and Robt Noblett), livery stable, ^66 Bn)adwoy McCloud C A, livery, cor 0th and Mar- ket McCoUum J G, attorney-at-law, 850 Broadway McCointell J D, saddles and harness, 800 Broadway McCourtney Paul, plumber, cor 42d and Telegraph ave McEIoy James, groceries and liquors, cor 7 th and Clay McFadden B, attorney-at-law, 456 Sth' Mc(Jarry A, liquors, NE cor 7th and Franklin McGettagen Morris, liquors, cor 3d and Broadway MoOIVNET JAMES, plumber and gaslitter, 1165 Franklin MeGovern & Cahill (A J McGovern and James Cahill), carpets and oil cloths, 1060 Broadway McGri'w P H, mfr ornamental iron work, 1056-1060 13th ave McKeatid Geo W, searcher of records, SE cor 4th and Broadway McKee Robert L, attoruey-at-law, 450 8th ;^ OO c/» CD CD ^ nAnUWUUU LUmDCn, Mtreet.M.V. WagouMlock, Cabinet Woods, etc. 1.; f 1 i % I ! ■ ■ ^ li.' "il 40 i<;i« i us » <^ ' V ' W i >;. '*'''.'W'^^'i**yB if Hopkins tUEN TUG61E t CO. Pacific Coast Hari Weeds *&t9;%!£r flO as 1 €0 CM CM 5 OS S Bl CO It. California — Oakland io M^^t^m^jf;^ (L M McKenney & Co), f>ffice 238 Montgomery, S F, res 689 24th, Oakland ;^4t^>^ HcKEHVEY W & solicitor McKen- 1 iiey'a Pacific Coast Directory, 1665 Grove cor 24th McKenzie & Co (Tbos McKenzie and Alex Geddes), New York Bakery, 910 Broadway McKenzie A H, saloon, cor 9th and Webater McKENZIE WM W, undertaker, cor 8th and Broadway McKiuley Thomas, groceries, 263 West T\ McKinntry 4 Chapman, attorneysingB, 856 Broad- way Molvin 4 Co (S H, W P wid J B Mel- vin), drufr^istB and apothecaries, cor 12th aid 6th ave Melviii W P, notJiry public, cor 12th and ot h av« HENKE DIETRICH, groceries and proviHions, S'Jl Broadway MeutK Fred, groceries and liquors, cor 17th and Coiitcr Merriam *. Co (W S Merriam), grocer- ies and provinions, 1220 Broadway (L M McKenney), publishers McKENNEY'S PACIFIC COAST DIRECTOi^Y, 238 Montgomery, San Francisco, and 689 24th, Oakland ^ MERRIMAN A F & SON. dentists, NW cor 10th and Broadway Merritt House, Mrs S C Potts, SW cor Franklin and 12th Merril*; Samuel, propr Oakland Lumber Yard, cor Ist and Washington Mersebach Charles, cleaning and dyeing, 855 Chester Merslich's Domanio Oyster aud Chop House, 1454 7th Merwtn E W, sunt California Portable Houso Co, 612 East )5th Metcalf Geo D, notary public aud com- missioner of deeds, 957 Broadway Metcalf 3t, Mmcalf {Victor H and Geo D Metcalf), attorneys and counselors- at-!aw, 957 Broadway Metcalf Victor H, attcmey-at-Iaw, 957 Broadway Meves August, jewelei-, 378 10th Meyer Adolph, huts and caps, 1013 Broadway Meyer F H, druggist, U^O 7th Meyer H H, prcpr Eureka Hotel, SW cor 7th and Washiugtcn Mej'crs J, merchant tailor, 959 Broad- way Meyer Mrs W, liqxiors, cor Vranklia and 4th Milbury S, real estate agt, 958 Broad- way Millei' C H, livery and boarding stable, 368 8th Miller D.m F& Co, advertising bvokors, 1052 Bro.'dway Miller Geo W, hatter, 1013 Broadway MILLER H. attorney-at-law, 468 8th, and 5"i3 Kearny, S F Miller .John, butcher, 14th bet Washing- ton and Bmadway Miller John C M, butcher, 475 11th Miller R W & Co (Robert W Millev aud T G Harrinon), groceries, 413 12th Miller tc, Winsor (Serril Winsor and James Miller), sewer pipe and terra cotta, 117'J Broadway 3 e > z o o o m •n > :i • c^ CUVIil NUTTING & SON, M«Bnnirtnr«>r«i all ktndis I ROW W«KM. **7 Maiu »trwt, »•• IFprnmclmc: fr'*Viyw''< ^ ''''*^*yf'f ^ ;*f' * i P'h i -i louis BB«»EBmii t SO . ■.4»?y"sf.5S'.r«^A...i i9igsnir 716 California — OaJda-nd. H 90 w e . a** "a SB Millikea Misa S, dressmaking, 1361 ^ Tele(i;raph t^ve S Milloslavich Louio, restaurant, 459 7th "•^ Mirror Publishing Co, A L Poundstoae mgr, 921 Broadway Mitchell J H, groceries, cor 5th aud Castro Mitchels V P, signwriter, 406 8th Mix G L, searcher of records, ;SE cor 9th and Broadway Mix & Smith (Gustave L Mix and Du Ray Smith), searcher of records of Alameda County, SE oor 0th and Broadway Mnffitt J, saloon, 1052 13th ave Mongeiaz Chas J, wines and liquors, SE Scor Broadway aud 6th HONTAOUE W W & CO (W W Montague, C A Belden -vnd A A Wat- kins), stoves, tinware, pipes, metals, etc, 1152 Broadway cor 13th Montanya M de la, ranges, stoves and tinware, 465 llth Mootly V D, pres First National Bank Moore A, stoves and hardware, 6S5 East 12th Moore A A, attomey-at-Iaw, SE cor 9th and Broadway Moran B, saloon, cor 36th and San Pa- blo ave g - Moran & Galavan (T J Moran and J Ss Galavan), plumbing, gas and steam- 6= fitting, 1512 7th ^ Moreley E S, employment office, 1232 Broadway MORETONH. merchant tailor, 505 7th MORGAN BART & CO (Bart Morgan aud G H. Carlock), druggists, station- ery, cigars aud tobacco, cor 7th and S** Market rf Morgan G L, attorney -at-law, 957 Broad wjiy Morris Mrs, candy, 8G5 Washington Morrissey J E, painter, 1326 6th ave Morse H N, detective and collection _^ agency, A B Lawson and D S Hirsh- pH berg m^rs, 8o9 Broatlway a Morton Geo H, carpenter, 830 Webster Morton Wm, carpenter, 830 Webster Mouis Amedec, restaurawt, iM)2 Broad - Oway - . Mount & Buteau (F H Mount and J H Butean), poultrv, fruit and produce. City MurkStati<'n NORDHAUSEN C ft A. clothing and furni'siiiiin goods, S3!t BroaiUvay Nor nun Mrs ICHen, groceries, 571I 3d Northey & Wagner (V S Northey and L Wfttrner). Brooklvn Mfg Co, 801 and 803 TJth Nugent Jas, sa'.oon, SW cor 8th and Washington Nussbaumei (Jeo L. county surveyor Nyboe N J, fruit and vegetables, 623 East 12th Nye & Bi^ardson (J B Richardson and Steph G Nye), attorneys-at-law, 456 8th PRISON CEllS,..'^ !«*iii«*t«'rv Ft'iicea, vtv., »t7 llalu Mtreet, M. F CALVIN NUniNG & SON M rft i" UlEW. TOGGLE i CO. Blacli Walmit lamber, »«-«»•■*"«• Man FmnclMto. CM as E §9 €0 CM C4 00 OS C/J bO CaK/omit, SE cor 9th and Broadway Oakland Pioneer Loan Office, M Levy A Co proprs, 914 Broadway Oakland Steam Carpet Beating Works, Conklin Bros proprs, 2l8t bet Broad- way and Telegraph ave OAKLAND TRANSFER CO, Oscar Fitch mi2r, 962 Broadway O'Brien Mrs Ann, lodging and boarJ- ing, cor 2d and Broadway Occidental Club, 461^ 12th O'CONNELL & CO. staple and fancy dry goods, 460 9th Offo A, Chinese physician, 708 Broad- way O'Gara M J, saloon, 1454 7th Ogden F B, attornej^at-law, 453 8th Ogden R C, reporter superior court, cor 4th and Broadway O'Grady Mrs E, groceries, 771 7th O'Grady Edward, saloon, 700 Broadway O'Keeffe D, boots and shoes, cor 12th ave and East 12th 01 ver J K, baths and hairdresser, 465 6th O'Neil Edward, fruit, 1514^ 7th Ormsby E D, photographer, 1055 Broad- way Ornisby E S, watchmaker and jeweler, 11(52 Broadway OsVjoru J W, searcher of records, 957 Broadway OToole J P & Co, dry goods, 953 Wa8hingto» Oulraui D J, boots and shoes, 1115 Broadway Overland House, T P Burns propr, cor lat M\d Broadway Pacific Bell Teleph .ne Co, D M Doub supt, 1002 Broadway PACIFIC COAST PIFJICTORT. /-2^ Publishers, 238 Mont^'omery, San Francisco, and GS9 24th, Oakland J'ACinC PRESS PUBnSHING HOUSE, pii itiii^r, binding, engruv- inu, ott', cor rJth ami Castro V:>liv k Aganl (.1 T Page and F S A;,'ar>o WnrkN .l..l"m F ,Sn.)\v & Co, 10t>:{ Hroaihvay I'ahn C, cigars, JSW cor 7th and Broad- way v.,i..„.r 10) r> i C3 W, harness and saddlery, ■ladway ~miTR"MllOI«» Palmer C T H, Oakland Paving Co, 922 Broadway Palmer H A, treasurer Union Savings Bank, cor 9th a id Broadway Palmer & Watson (H Palmer and W M Watson), Mountain Wino Depot, 474 nth Pantnskey Miss Bessie, teacher of music, 717 Broidway I'antnskoy .Tacob, produce and poultry, 717 Broadway I'antnski'y .Mis Rehocca, general mer- chandisi', 717 Broidway I'aiiwiirtli Alonzo, mannf.ictnror spring l).!(l.x, etc, I'J'JI Tclfgrapli avc ^ OO CO oo "2 i S';1 HARDWOOD LUMBER. w'MITR HKOM SUA S» Y.s'.f .mfl M t &. t««i»onr Nt, W. V ilouiitcr'I'oitM, r Broadway Pelton Leroy, dentist, 1105 Broadway Perata Nicholas, liquors, 71'> Br^^adway Peru William, propr Golden Gate Hall, 471 to 475 8 th Perdue T, bootmaker, 1469 7th Petar & Dresco (C Petar and L Dresco), wines and liquors, coffees and spicts, 1U72 Broadway Peters J A, dentist, 665 Washinqton PETERSON H & REANIEB W> general groceries, 1700 8th Pettis W H, insurance aaeut, 4700th Phelan & Fish, grocers. 470 11th Phillips David J, agt sewing machincM, 1646 7 h Pierce & Co (D, C D and W F Pierce, and J W Patterson), hardware, 955 Broadway Pierce C D (Pierce & Co), 1^55 Broadway Pierce D (Pierce & Co), 1)5.') Broadway Pierce J H, collector, 1180 Broadway PiukertonTH, physician, 41.S li'th Plaasantoii Brick Co, 612 Brush Plomteaux H J, dentist, 408 i:{th Plunkett J C, attorney-at-law, 921 Broadway Poiiiroy H B, real estate agt, 958 Broad- way PORTER BROS & CO (D H and A W Porter, J W Keed and Thos Lak ), fruit, produce and provisions, 460 and 462 nth Porter Dr, dentist. 1068 Broadway Potey A C, physician, 408 13th Poundstone A L, manager advertising agency, 921 Broadway Powers Michael, wood and coal, cor 6th and Washmgton Pratt A H, physician, NE cor 1 2th and Broadway Prenveille Mmc Rose, dressmaking, 1165 7th Prescott Houfie, Mrs Annie Sullivan, 473 6th Presho Richard, commission merchant, 473 11th Price J B, hay, grain, wood and coal, 1694 7th Pamyea N D, cigars and tobacco, 7th near Broadway Pumyea Peter, chief of police, office City Hall Purrington & Reed (S W Purrington and C E H Reed), wood and coal, 608 and 610 East 12th Quackenbush Geo, groceries and pro- visions, 1673 San Pablo ave Raba John, dentist, 1055 Broadway Rackliffe John, groceries, 479 llth RADCLIFPE Sr tobacco and cigars, 627 East 12th Raflb Bros (Colombo Raffo), groceries, cor 3d and Broadway Ramirez J R, groceries and produce, 1781 7th Ranc Jean P, gunmaker and machinist, 474 13th Raphael Marks, second-hand dealer, 809 and ^1 1 Broadway RAthjen Diedrich, groceries, NW cor 5th and Jefferson Reed W S & Co, M Marcuse manager, collectors and auctioneers, 853 Broad- way Reading Joseph, watchmaker and jew- eler, 1009 Broadway REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE. William Christen auent. 1718 7th Redmond R A, attorney-at-law, 921 Broadway Reed Miss F M & Co (Miss F M Reed and Elias W Luecke), millinery and fancy goods, 1161 Broadway Reed Geo W, attorney-at-law and nota- ry public, 92'» Broadway REED ROBERT, artificial limbs, 954 Broadway Reek Wm, saloon, 1966^ 7th Reilay & Bradway (J P IJeilay and J R Bradw;iy), physicians, NW cor 10th and Broadway Reilly P J, druggist, 847 Broadway REINHART J F & CO. dealers in for- eign and domestic groceries, tinetft teas and coffees, 1 105 Broadway Remillard Brick Company, brickmakers and contractors, P M Remillard man- ager, city wharf RENTON COAL COHPANT. T K Henderson agent, wood and coal wholesale and retail, 413 10th Renton H T, upholsterer, 479 and 481 12th Reuter Chas, dyer, 833 Washington RETNDEBS JOHN, groceries, 1157 7 th Reynolds E W, attorney-at-J!\w, NW cor 10th and Broadway Rice C B, novelty job office, 1073 13th ave &0 "d § CO CO CO oo oo (0 o o CUVIN NUniNG I SON, *" 1A,'.''»?Jr SLS\'«..r.S.V.S/'"»- miEH. TUGGIE t CO.. OHEGOmSH HHD WHPIE. IN A m» Spear «t. Hun Fraii«l«M!0. i t a CaZi/omia — Oakland. 719 Rice ft Davis, paints and oils, 555 Broadway Rice & White (CH Rice and J J White), butchers, City Market Richardson J B, attorney-at-law, 456 8th Ringgenberg & Xenkom (R Ringgenberg and S NeukoDi), East Oakland Brew- ery, cor 8th ave and East 12th Roberge J H, painter and whitener, 1656 7th Roberts Henry, bntcher, 466 11th Roberts House, Thos G Kingland propr, 474 9th ROBINSON A> steam carpet-beating, 519 2d Robinson C F, livery and boarding sta- ble, cor 8th and Webster Robinson Jesse, asse-sor Rockaway (^Jhop House, P Martin propr, 1112 Broadway Rode C, machinist, 869 Center Rodolph & Co, school books and sta- tionery, 969 Washington Rodrigiies J C, restaurant, 675 East 12th Roem C H, physician, Teutonia House Roff H L, iasurance agent, 1004 Broad- way Roggerone Peter, fruit, candy, tobacco and cigars, cor 7th and Market Rooney J W, plumber and gasdtter, 960 7th Rosenberg L, cigars and tobacco, 909 Broailway Rosenberg Xathan, cigars and tobacco 963 Broadway Rosenk Gustav, physician, 456 7th Rosenthal August, dry goods and gents, furnishing goods, 813 Broadway ROSSO FRANK, proprietor Rosso Cot- taue. Central ave opp Lake Merritt Roudilphdr, restaurant, 1785 and 1787 7th Rouse W A & Co, produce, 476 1 1th Rowo & Bell (.folin Rowe and John Bell), li*|uors, 853 Webster Rubin J, iiairdrcssiui; and fancy goods, 1169 Washinj-ton Rutherford C B, house and sign painter, 1014 Broadway Ryan Danit'l, druggist, 1170 Broadway RYAN & MELLOR (I'eter F Ryan nnd J F Mellor), auctioneers and see- on iind furiiituro, ll5S Broadway Ryan Vi .1, groceries, 520 6th Ryan Oliver, lit|uors, (5()3 Broadway RYBETL ANDREW, c.unty clerk and auditcr Sanl Louis, bakery and confootioAery, 11(51 7th SACKETT D P. proprietor Suekett .S' lool. 529 Hol.art Sagu P, physician, 360 6lh SAOEHORN WILLIAM T. flour, hay and grain, 473 6th Saglew John, saloon, 904 Broadway St Andrews Society, "Pythian" Hall, 1056 Broadway ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY. Bro Cia- nan principal, cor 5th and Jackson St Louis Honse, Louia Chartrand propr, 560 Franklin SALINGER BROS (Albert M and Morris Salinger), dry and fancy goods, NW cor nth and Broadway Samm Jacob (Samm & Parsons), cor Ist and Clay SAMM & PARSONS (Jacob Samm and T J Panions)^ pvoprietors Samm's Flouring-miUs, cor Ist and Clay Samson Sc Smeder (M Samson and G Smeder), butchers, 964 Broadway Samuels Burnard, second-hand clothing and watchmaker, 821 Broadway Samuels Jacob, carpenter, 419 10th Samuels Samuel, watchmaker and jew- eler, 1011 Broadway Sand A M & Co (Daniel McCafferty and A M Sand), wood, coal, hay and grain, cor 7th and Wood Sandelin Fred, druggist, 1702 7th Saideraon Wm N, barber, 958 7th San Francisco Dyeing and Cleaning Works, 519 7th San Francisco Laundry, John Gilbert mgr, 862 Broadway San Francisco Sewer Pipe Association, 1172 nnd 1174 Broadway SANNER & GOLDSTEIN (F A San- ner and G J Goldstein), proprietors Broadway Exchange, NE cor Broad- way and 7th Schnefcr John, saloon, 1517 San Pablo ave Schatfer Louis, butcher, 828 Broadway Scharman Morris, cigars and tobacco, 1067 Broadway Scheiding T H, °alcon, cor Ist and Brush Sehellhaas H, furniture, et«, cor 11th and Franklin Scherrer John, boots and shoos, 1698 7tli Schiinnielpfeunig F, dry goods and mil- linery, 762 Central ave Schindler H, bakery and confectionery, 1700 Telej^'raph ave Schley Bros, bakery, 770 I'Jth Schmidt Christian, liquors, 558 Frank- lin Schmidt & Fieberling (John Schmidt and Peter Fieberliiig), litjuors, 842 Broadway Schmidt G L, dentist. 1113 Broadway Sehotiufeldor John, liquors, N W cor 7th and Wood SCROLL C F. gunsmith, fishing-tackle and iuirdware, 517 7th C c» o n o o m . CO s * HARDWOOD lUMBER, WHITE HROS. «»t. M.»\ Onk IK A in IMHin and 14 A 10 Spear Aah, Hlfkory, Muitle, Cherry, ete. , ' y'- "^'y^/ ''jWy f!Wt»i" I^.,!**" J'^^.1p*{7 ^|9^'w|i^p|B!w!p^^P^isi^|^ ackett Boarding and Day School for Young Gentlemen and Boys. ^ P. SAGKETT, Principal, 529 HobaitSt. Oakland, Cal. SEND FOa CIRCULAR. SS titfH. TU6gtttco..eiBiiitTtirta«».^Rg3£r Cfill/ornia — Oakland. 721 Schreiber Christian, farnitare and oar- pets, 1064-1070 Broadway Sonroeder d, groceries, 7ul Franklin Sohnler Ernst, stoves, ru;g?', f;as fix- tures, etc, 7th bet Wood and Willow Schuler Jacob, groceries, 842 Webster SchnU C F, meat market, cor 6th and Castro Schonohoff B F, medicines, toilet arti- cles, etc, 462 7th Schuit A M, prour "Oakland Journal," 834 Webster Schwagermana F, groceries, 963 Frank- lin Scott George, plumber and gasfitter, 1249 Telegraph ave Scott Mrs Julia, midwife, 1011 Franklin Scottish Union and National Insurance Co. Henry I Fi>her agt. 4(i4 10th SCOVILLE ft EIGHBATIM (Ives S ^o- ville and F H Eichbaum), proprietors Oakland Iron Works and manufactur- ers of all kindauf machinery, hoisting enaines, rock breakers, quartz milld and castings of all kinds, cor 2d and Jeffers'm SGRIBNEB W, butcher, 1239 Broad- way Sears Martin & Co, restaurant, 1215 Broadway Selfridge James M, physician, lOSS Broadway Selna, Camaloni & Lagoria, fish and oysters, 829 and 831 Broadway Selna & Co (Leopold Selna ami Gustave Damnitz), aaluon and liquors, 1024 Brokdway Seizor Edward, druggist, 1510 7th Seuram Fre watchmaker and jeweler, 92H Broadway SmiCh F H & Co (F H Smith), flour, hf,y and grain, 423 and 4'.'5 llth Smith H-^-^f, 836 Broadway Smith James H, attorney-at-law, SE cor Broadw >y and 8th Smith J O X, carriage painter, 518 and 520 7th Smith J W, barber, 1206 Broadway SMITH M S & CO. "tatiouery, books, pictures, frames and artiits' materials, 1154 Broadway Smith Thomas, real estate, 464 10th Smyth Samuel, lodgings, 410 10th Snow John F & Co, dyeing works, 1063 Broadway Sohit Bros (J F W and H J Sohst), Pioneer Factory, carriages, wagons and buggies cor 8th and Franklin SOUTHARD DR W F. oculist and aurist, roum 21, 937 Broadway, res 325 llth, cor Webster Spiars & Welti (F W Spiars and Ed- ward Welti), proprs Philadelphia Restaurant, 1022 Broadway Springsteen S, physician, b55 Washing- ton Spronle Slitters, dry and fancy goods, 1214 Broadway Stack Wm, butoher, 802 Harrison 6tarr & Co, tl »ur-niiild, foot Franklin Steen J, propr San Francisco Dyeing and Cleaiing Works, 519 7th Stejre & Ooiljy ( I'hos F Steare and H H Colby), groceries, W, F & Co aijt ami postiiffiuij, Sli cor 13tli and Central ave Stufliinnni A, jeweler, cor 12th and Broadway Stein Adolpli, tailor, 91(5 Broadway Stein A K, junk dealer, cor 3d and Broadway Stevenson V l{ & Co ( F R Stevenson and B S Towor), crock- ry and glassware, 11(17 Broad wi^iy 7^ CO f-n c/> i c/> CO C/7 CD CO 03 cm il mumW LUMBER WIIITKKIIOM.. l:f <& 13 Main null 14 aV S<-M|><-ar (!«t, H. !•'. llubM, M|»oKeH, Klm«, Pules Si^iiuftH. vW., i-itiuf^itie ,.-.^. ' iWip^rr^^^^^^W^^^^^^y MHIEL BOBCBOSS t CO.'ffiaag^IpR'gy^'^a; grg&yjg^ 722 California — Oakland. Stillwell k Son, bill posters, 9th nr Washington Stockman G H, physician, Post-office Block STOER J F« groceries, liquors and cigars, hay, grain and feed, Steer's Block, cor 38th and San Pablo ave Stokes Wm, architect, 055 Broadway StoweU ft Smith (A WS Smith and G H Stowell), groceries, fruits i\nd produce, 1630 7th Strasbnrg Mrs, groceries, fruit and pro- duco, Kirkham bet lOth and 11th gTyBBS' PENETBATINO UNI- MEllT, J T Hall ft Co proprietors, 1451 iSan Pablo ave cor 19th H. C. BROOKS. J. T. HALL. G. A. STUBBS'. PENETRATING LINIMENT EXCELS ALL OTHERS FOR Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts. Galls, Lame Back, etc. PREPARED ONLY BY J. T. HALL &; CO., Druggists, 1451 San Pablo Avenue, cor. 19th St., OAKLAND, CAL. tS'For the Relief of a Lame Back, an Greatest Liniment in the World. Aching Back, or a Weak Back, it is the Stiilz & Schnelle, barber shop, 1762 7th Sullivan James, liquors, ilH 6th Sullivan James, liquors, SE cor 4th and Broadway SULLIVAN JAMES, marble cutter, 1 178 Broadway Sullivan M, horseshaer, 1086 14th ave Swale Harry L, engraver, 958 Broadw ay Swartwout Mrs M M, electro-maguetic healer, 854 Brush Sweeny Misses A & C, millinery, 1510 7th Swett A W, livery and sale stable, 561 and 563 East 1 2th Swift T, wood and coal, cor Hannah and A Swilling Chas K, liquors, 801 Broadway TAFT & PENNOYER (Henry C Tatt and Albert A Peunoyer), dry goods, 1163 and 1105 Broadway TarJeton Mrs M J, propr Welldon Hou^e, 476 Central ave Tate 8 P, druggist and apothecary, 954 7th TATLOR CHAS L. carpets, wall- paper' and furniture, '015 Broailway Taylor & Co (Chauncey Tayl.ir and Wm C Little), lum))er and building mate- rial, foot of Washington TAYLOR D C. principal Cv-».imercial j College, yiil Broadway Taylor Edward P, periodicalr amd sta- tionery, 857 Broadway Taylor House, Mrs M MrCibe propr, 1228 Broadway Taylor & Lohse. PiniMer Sodc Works, 1152 Franklin Teehan D, groceries, cor Hannah And A Temey P, well-digger, cor 20th and Broadway Terney John, saloon, 854 Broadway Terp J E, blacksmith, cor 22d and San Pablo ave Tentonia Hall, David Wemmer propr, 414-418 8th ,.,s««g Thayer E F, saloon, 4648th »■ THJB OALINDO BILLIARD PAR- LOR, Ed H Campbell pr»pr. 41 ) 8th THE HOME SCHOOL for young ladies. Miss H N Field principal, 1825 Tele- graph ave, (see advertisement) The Oakland Fuel Yard, H J McAvoy propr, SE cor 10th and Washington Tliirteenth Street Stable, A Gates propr, 411 13th Thomas J, barber, 1454) 7th Thompson & West (T H Thompson and Albert A West), pubs "Illustrated County Historien," 1313 Broadway Thomson Bros (John and William Thom- son), bakery, 1218 Broadway Thomson Samuel, agt Union Insurance Co, 458 0th Thom son W, bakery, 1218 Broadway TTTB ATT.yrrX W 0, dentist, NW cor iOth and Broadway Tichfuor & Conradi, cigars and tobacco, and hairdressers, 467 7th Tillman &, Bendel, groceries, 471 9th Tillman Johii-, delicacies, 834 Broadway Time Card Hotel, Bowe & Peru proprs, cor 7th and Webster Tinkham M M, livery stable, cor I2th and Webster Tisch David, florist, 479 7th Titcomb C, dentist, 1069 Broadway CO GO 09 Cd CALVIN VniNe t SON, TntHilar Wh«>«'ll)arrow0, Bolt and Mrldsv Work, *)t7 Main Mtr««t, Man Fraarlaeo. CO g tllEII. TOGGLE t CO.. Ship PUnli. all Muds. M ■«« •» SpeAv MM. felaa Vran«li»«*. CO CO O CaK/omio — Oakland. 728 Todd 0, oigan and tobacco, cor 8th and Washiugton Todd Rev IS S, clergyman (Methodiat), oor 14th and Clay Torrey, Whitman &, Gardiner (Jas T Torrey, W W Whitman and J T Gardiner), grooors, 461 and 463 11th Tremblay Emery, liquors, 802 Brofidway TRESGOTT OEO T. proprietor Eldo- rado Stables, 405 12th "TRIBUNE" FTJBUSHINO CO, W E Dargee manager, 413-417 8lh Tubbs' Hotel Street Cars, Frank Tubbs propr, 6th avebet 11th and 12th Tucker S G, physician, 1501 Telegrnph ave Turn Sudf n H, groceries and hardware, cor Eant 12th and 14th ave Turner Mrs J,l«idgings, 700 Franklin- Tattle C A & Co (Charles A and Charles Tuttle), attnrneys-at-law, SE cor 9th and Broadway Tuttle F P, attorney-atlaw, SE cor 9th and Broadway Tuttle Mrs S T, dressmaking, 476 Cen- tral ave Twomblv C H, cashier First National Bank' Tyrrell Jeremiah, sheriff Alameda Coun- ty, Court House, room 7 Umlauff & Weis, bakery, 709 Broadway Union Nationul Bank, H A Palmer Sres, Chas £ Palmer cashier, 924 Iroadway Union Savings Banks, J West Martin pres, H A Palmer vice-pres and treas- urer, 922 and 924 Broadway Veitch \y r, carpenter, 1 1 82 Broadway Verhave A, physician, 863 Washington Volkerts Julius, news stand, NW cor 10th and Broadway Von der Horat J H, wood and willow- ware, 907 and 90S) Washington Von Olohn J F, groceries, cor Center and 7 th VROOMAN & DAVIS (Henry Vroo- miin and Wm R Davis), attorneys and counseldrs-at-law, NVV cnr 9th and Broadway, up stairs, room 8 VROOMAN HENRT, attorney-at- law, 957 Broadway Vrooman Mrs M, furnishing goods, sta- tionery, etc, 611 East 12th Wachs A N, dry goods, 1057 Broadway WAQOONERELD JH. editor "Signs of the Times," cor 12th and Castro Wallace Bros (Geo and Jas Wallace), teas and coffees, 833 Broadway Wallace's System of Cutting and Fit- ting, taught at 518 14th Walker Chas H, photographer, 556 Cen- tral ave oor 11th Walter A, merchant tailor, 382 East 12th oor 8th ave Walter Reimer, propr Dresden Beer Hall, 1125 13th ave Warren Ernest, printer, 856 Broadway Warren O P, physician, 403 14th WASHINOTOir BREWERY. Bred- holf 8t Westermann, N W oor 5th and Kirkham Weber Andrew, 1021 Franklin Webster A B, real estate agt, notary and assessor, 624 East Central ave Webster E J, attorney-at-law, SE cor Broadway and 8th Webster James A, county treasurer and tax collector , * Weilbye J L, attorney -at-law, 921 Broadway Weilbye W H, carpenter and builder, 11 82 Broadway WEISSIO H E, California Wine De- pot, 477 nth Welch Chas W, flour and grain, 558 East 12th Welch Martin, groceries, 224 West B Wells, FargQ & Co, banking and ex- press, cor 12th and Wi shington Welsh Martin, liquors, 471 10th Wemmer David, propr Teutonia Hall, 414 8th Wemmer John, cabinetmaker, 368 9th Wertheimer S, poultry, eggs and pro- duce. City Market Westermann Adi>lph (Bredhoff & West- ermann), cor 5th and Kirkham Western Union Telegraph Co, C P Hoag mgr, 1U02 Broadway Wharton Bros, auctioneers and commis- sion merchants, 1118 Broadway Wharton Mrs Maria, hair works, 469 12th Wheeler & Bigler (J R Bigler and O C Wheeler) Stanford Stables, cor 7th and Wood Wheeler W P, groceries, 1211 Broadway and 1212 San Pablo ave Whilton Chas F, short-hand reporter, 911 Broadway Whipple Orrison, liquors, SW cor Broadway and 7th White & Waterman (W C White and E R Waterman), titiners and gasflt- tcrs, 6 1 6 Central ave Whitehead R O, notary public, 924 Broadway Whitney k Go's Express, 855 Broadway WHITNEY MRS MARY> physician, 617 East 12th WHITTIER. FULLER ft CO. oils, paints, wall-paper, artists' materials, picture frames and mouldings, 412 and 414 12th Whittock Mrs C, fruit and bakery, 1836 7th c > O o o ■ 3 'I ! ti 4I HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITRMBOS Mtreet. H. F. „ la A IS NmlB and 14 * 1« Spear OreiKoii Aah, Maple and Alder. lOUIS BRWEBimH t C0.,Ky»gfnrH'\7Srgy 1 19 Montgomery St. 724 California — Oakland. 826 I M, oigar mfr, Minnie, dressmaking. Wiedep Henry Broadway Wilkins Miss 1504 7th Williams Mrs C, dressmaking, 475 East 12th Williams C & Silvnr J, Red Wood Store, 930 East 14th WILLIAMS JOHN R mannfacturer and dealer in sewer pipe, Browell's Patent Chimneys, terra cotta goods and stoneware, NW cor 13th and Franklin, res 1 101 Franklin Williams Nick, restaurant and bakery, 403 and 405 7th Williams & Samuels, pliotographers, cor 10th and Clay Williams T T, horseslioer, 411 4th Wilson House, Mrs Taney prupr, 1107 Washington Wilson Miss E, bakery and confection- ery, 1728 7th Wilson H M, horseshoer, 512 7th Wilson L, meat market, 337 East 12th Wilson William, watchmaker and jew- eler, 1)52 Broadway Wind M L K, carpenter and cabinet maker, 551) East 12th Winter's Hotel. John Winter propr, cor 15th and Broadway Wiiithrop House, Mrs Ellen Townsend propr, 40!) 7th Woer:ier Jacob, butcher. City Market WOOD HUB At solicitor McKenney's Faciflo Coust Directory, 08U 24th Wooti J F, propr Paragon Fashion Par- lors. 375 12th Wood, Sliicum & Fagan (M W Wood, W A Slooum and O D Fagan), pub- lishers, 804^ Broadway Woodward Jus, Union Hotel, cor East 12th and 13th ave Woods A, photographer, 541 IGth Woolsey E W, physician, cor 12th and Broadway Wray Mrs A W, groceries, 973 3d Wri>;ht Isaac, principal Classical and EngliHh School, 1205 Franklin Wurkheim's Suit House, F Wurkheim propr, UOi) Broadway WTMAN MBS OEOROE W. wines and liquors, cor 4i)th and Telegraph ave WTMAN J B, manager "Oakland Daily Times," 950 Broailway Wythe J H, physician aud surgeon, cor 10th and West Yerick C & Co, cigars and tobacco, 1708 7th Zolinsky A, groceries and provisions, or 41st and San Pablo ave Z mmerman W H, fruit aud produce, 808 Wood CELEBRATED ARTIFIGIAL UMBS Should you wish to purchase an ArtiHcial Limb, it would be well for you to call and examine my imfirovomouts before purt-hiising elsewhere. 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W. cor. lOtli St. L Oakland, California. ^ m Corner of Franklin and Eighth Streets, Oakiand. TheTavorite Resort for San Fraac'u!4e liuo ju^c uciii i.i >i u^.i i,. ii.i....va, .uu> ax. '>iii.,o ^.vi,.a>n'iiiiiary inducements t>> fapiilies desiriiit; a ijrenteel lioine. H. S. GREELEY. Clerk. W. H. STEDMAN. Prop'r. i ■■■■ louis BRHEHimHtco..*.'g«ars»sa'.'«"v>-.ii9%arrf" 09 |a I' i Hi 732 California — Oakland-Ocean View. JAMES SULLIVAN, Uar'tle Ms 14th St. & Broadway, OAKLAND. All kinds of Mantel Work, Plumb- en' Slabs, Oravestones, Monun. ^nt8. Etc., done in the best manner and at the lowest Rates. OAK RAVINE. County. Post offic Meri 6 L, hotel and general mdse Plchas County. Post office Spanish Ranch. OAK RUN. Shasta County. A post-office, 31 miles northeast of Redding. Adams E, blacksmith Baker O E, teacher Fender A, blacksmith Jackson J. notary public HORLET W Wi general merchandise and postmaster Tracy J S & Co, lumber and saw-mill OAK HILL. Napa County. Post-office Calistopa. 40 miles from Napa, and 17 miles from Calistoga. The Napa Consoli- dated Quicksilver Mining Co., incor- porated under th-; laws of Wyoming, with its principal office at Boston, is located here, with Mr. M, G. Rhodes as superintendent. Napa Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co, M Vr Rhodes supt RHODES M 0> superintendent Napa Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co OCCIDENT. Colusa County. Robe W E, physician OCCIDENTAL. Sonoma County. A post and express office, on the North Pacific R. R., JO miles from Duncan's Mills. Pop- ulation 120. Bailey S H, carpenter Berk e L D, butcher BLANST A J« postmaster Connolly J D, hotel Do ty W L , hotel OLTNN ft BERKA, saw-mill Helfron A, blacksmith Hurd B M, feed store Lratz ft Heifron, blacksmiths LYON W L ft CO. general merchan- dise McCaffrey J, butcher McCaughey & Co, general merchandise Meeker S A, carpenter and joiner Pau L, liquors Pere L, saloon Smith O H, bootmaker Somers J & MuAllit>ter, blacksmiths Sutton , frarpenter Taylor W P, livery stable Truesdale , plasterer and bricklayer Vennucia A, hotel Wheelock , notary public, insur- ance agt, fruits, tobacco and hardware Wooley J A, physician OCEAN VIEW. .San Francisco County. A post, ex- press and telegraph office. A small village, situated ti miles' from the City Hall of San Franciaco, on the line of Southern PaciHc R. R., and 3 miles from the Pacitic Ocean. Population 600. Bootz A, hotel CALDWELL JULIA A. postmistress and dry goods McDonald Thos, groceries Murphy & Co, groceries Murphy Delia, general merchandise Wolf E, groceries I* re 8* PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAIiVinr MUTTINU A m*N, Proprlrtora. Bstebliahed ll*4» Mr Mala Street. M F. OCEAN VIEW. Sonoma County. Post-office Smith's Ranch; 18 miles by stage frum Dun- can's Mills. Johnson J P, hotel ULLEII. TUGBlt t CO.. OAK PLANK. Itaa Fraaelaev. California — Ocean View-Omega. 733 OJAI VALLEY. Ventura County. See NordhoH'. OLANCHA. Inyo CouN'mr. A post-office, on the road between the U. R. and county seat of Inyo County. Population 50. WALKEN WM« general merchandise, stage station, blacksmith and post- master. OLD TOWN. San Dieqo County. See North San Diego. OLEANDER. Fresno County. A post-office, 7 i miles from Fresno City. Baldwin M M, postmaster and vine- yardist Beesley C A, gen mdse and vineyardist Briggs G G, propr Watihington Irrigated Colony and vineyardist Gates P, physician and fi ait-grower North Edward, well-borer NORTH J W. general agent Washing- ton Irrigated Colony and fruit-grower OLEMA STATION. Marin County. Post-office Olema. uated 2 miles from Olema. Shine T, agt W, F ft Co's Express Sit- OLIMPO. Colusa County. A post-office. 50 miles northwest of Colusa, 28 miles by ntage west of Chico and 7 miles northwest o'i Orland. Population 50. Beermar A, general merchandise and postmaster fiennet .lames, blacksmith TJNOEB FBIL F. book-keeper for A Beerman OLEMA. Marin Counit. A poxt, express and telegraph office, situated about IS miles northwest of San Rafael and two miles from Olema Station, on th»! North Pacific Coast R. R,. from which a wagon runs dnily to convey passen- gers. Population 1*20. Ada ms .T erry, general merchandise CRANDElL W L, general mer- chandise and postmaster Frieillander Wm, general merchandise Garcia .luan, butolier Haag Fred, b'lotmuker Hewitt Geo, hottl Miller Frank, blackMuith Nelson & Friedlander, agt W, F & Co's Express Nelson John, hotel and livery stable Olstead S, stoves, etc PuUen Bros, butchers OLETA. Amador County. A post and express office, distant from Sacramento 48 miles, from which it is reached via Amador Branch of the Central Pacific Railroad, 18 miles from Jackson, on the Oleta and Plymouth Stage Road. It has a population of about 300. Mining is the chief pursuit engaged in by the residents. The mines in the vicinity yield well. Addington D M, physician Atkinson Chas k Bro, livery stable Barnhisel , express Bloom S, carpenter and builder Bradner £ H, teacher Brothers J F, blacksmith Chetham H, saloon Cooledge S, justice of peace and saloon Farnham H C, lumber Fosters' Hotel Gombut A, saloon Head J R, general merchandise Knapp F W, general merchandise Lind C E, biiotmaker Lurinton C A, ditch-owner Pigeon Alfred, blacksmith and wagon- maker Schallhorn Christopher, wagonmaker Schroder Henry, brewery Sloat E A, bootmaker Townsend Mrs E, hotel Uhlinger Bros, vineyard and winery Voto Mrs M, hotel WIGHT R B. druggist, postmaster, agent Wells, Fargo & Co and notary public Yates Haw ley, constable CO 7^ GO OO OMEGA. Nevada County. Is 21 miles east of %n C/3 OO GO CO *.J1 HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITR BROH., 1» Sl 15 illain and 14 A Itt t»p«ar lit, M. F Boat Mioc'k, Oak IMauk aad Timber. ODD FEllOWS' SUPPUES, ....^iieni. rtr.. at WAUCKOIMI * CO^ «l« V^'Mplc. Mo. • P«Ki« MCreet. M. F. 734 California — Omega-Orland, Nevada City and 9 milM from liBii- grant Oap,tne nearest railroad statiun. SRANSON WH. pottmastw and gen- eral merobandiatt. ONION VALLEY. Plumas Codntt. Hersem A, hotel OPHIR. Pr ACER CoiTNTY. A post-office. Situ- ated in a beautiful basin in the foot- hills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, about 3 miles west v f Auburn, the county seat, 2 miles from Newcastle by stage. Its sujiport is derived princi- pally from the mininj; interest. Its population is estimated at 400. Cnrnoy Francis, quartz-mill Choate Mose?, liquors and gen mdse Enig Peter, stonn mason Gillmorc Mrs, saloon HATHAWAY WELCOME, post- muster, watchmaker and jeweler Hutchinson John, boarding-house Hutchinson Mrs W L, saloon Kittlers Mrs E, hoarding-hoiiae Laveller & Hanson, quartz-mill Leavitt C H, hotel Lineger M D, car""*" Merrow \V C, bl. ^.h and maker Michels Mrs Car^im'., saloon Moore James, attorncy-at-law notary public Oliver James, millwright Peardon &, Hawkins, quartz mine and mill PecJ-. Rev N R, clergymon (Methodibt) Peterson Chas, mechanic Pillow Wm, bo.inliiig-houso Heeler Orangp, bootmaker Ithoads Daniel, butcher Rittinger — , blacksmith Robinson S, painter St. Patrick Quartz Min» and Mill Stables ft Hathiiway, gen mdse Sutton V> D, blacksmith wagon- and ORANGE. Los Amueles County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Southern pacific R. R. (Wilmin(;ton and San Diego Division), 2 miles from Santa Ana. ANDERSON J W, hotel and land agt, iMrtlware anda ricultural implements AKNOLD JESSE H« general merchan- dise Beach Chas, nnrseryman Forsyth W B, groceries Hay wards D C, nurser>[ Hunt W B, blacksmith and wagon- maker Nixon Rev W, rlergyman (Methodist) Parker Bros, nurserymen Pixley D C, general merchandise Rubottom W L, blacksmith Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Co Turner Isaac W, postmaster Wright Bros, nurserymen OREGON GULCH. Butte County. Post-office Oroville. TEBBSN E> general merchandise OREGON HELL. Yuba County. Post-office Bullard's Bar; 35 miles northeast of Marysville. BAXTER JOHN, general merchandise McCunn Stephen, saloon Prewit T C, hotel OREGON HOUSE. Yuba County. A post-office, located 23 miles northeast of Marysville, reached by stage. It is the post- office for a large mining and lumber- ing district. Honsh George P, hotel JOHNSON W> general merchandise and poiitmaster Morris A, blacksmith ORLAND. Colusa County. A post and express office, 45 miles north westof Co'usii, on the south bank of Stony deck, on the California Pacific R. R., 32 miles from Maxwell. Barnheart James, bootmaker Bashove Wallace, notions Bdlton Mrs, restaurant Brintou T J, justice of peace Brinton T J ft Co, druggists Brown David, livery stable Burley Chas B, barber Burley & Jackson, barbers Clark J A, attorney-at-law Connolly Thomas, hameaa and saddles Cruthers John, saloon Crothers R W, saloon Duncan R B, physician Dunwiddie Bros, s.iloon FREEIIAN FRANK, publisher "Or- laud Times" m CV3 CO *2 (0 o o rnloUn vCLLdiNo. ««7 Main litrect, «. F CUVIN NliniNG & SON. r CO CQ CO tllEII. TUGGLE t CO.. VENEERS »!-«•-«»'■♦• Man Vnmnlmem. <3 g ts &0 I I 00 CO o . O o CcUifomia — Orland-Oroville. 735 Freeman O W ft Co, hardware Gardner , dentist Olover A W, jeweler Oreen O H, bakery and restaurant Griffith ft Norton, blacksmiths Hales W T, hotel Heaton A, saddler and hamcssmaker Heaton E ft D A, millinery and fancy fronds Httlbert Isaiah, attorney-at-law James Joseph, suloon Lebonrveau J F *& Bro, contractors, builders, and undertakers Leverbeau Bros, contractors and build- ers Lewis Mrs, hotel Loga Anderson D ft Co, warehouse Lovelace A S, physician Mehl & Lunz, huutmakers Michel J ft Ci>, general merchandise, and ast W, F ft Co Mutli A M, hotel Nelson Thomas P, bootmakeir Nicholls Thomas, attorney-at-law and notary public Nihnli Elijah, postmaster "ORLAND TIMES," Frank Freeman publisher PAP3T A ft BRO. general merchandise Pool C B, wajjoinnaker Raphael Otto ft Co, general merchan- dise Sanders H B. justice of peace Sanders ft Nichols, painters Thurston \Vm, physician Vincent F O, ])hy8iciaii Wnnl Rev J M, clergyman (Methodist) Williams A, butcher Williams ft Mason, butchers Winney 1>, blacksmith Work Miss E. hotel Yucum Geo W, constable ORO FINO. Siskiyou Coumtt. A post-office^ 24 miles southwest of Yreka, and 103 miles by stage northwest of Redding. Hobart H, blacksmith STARR DANIEL, postmaster WEEBIS S, g<>noral merchandise Wilson Miss F S ft Co, general mer- chandise ORLEANS. Humboldt County. A post-office, reached by stage with difficulty via Shasta, on the California and Oregon Coast Overland Sta^e Route, and Trinidad, on the sea coast. It is a mining town. Aber Mrs £ A, hotel Briza.d H, gnneral merchandise Graham J W, saw-mill Lord Wm, general merchandise Pcarch J A, saw-mill Vanzandt , blacksmith Wilder H, w ine mfr SCOTT HENRY ?• postmaster and boarding-house OROVILLE. Butte County. A post, express and tolegraph office, 28 miles north of Marysville, and on the east bank of the Feather River. It is the terminus of the California Northern R. R., nest ing in the foot- hills of the Sierras, and surrounded by a country as rich in scenic features as it is in minerals. It draws a grext vol- ume of trade from the two industries of mining and agriculture — the eastern portion of the county paying tribute in the golden treasures of the quartz ledge and the gravel bed, while the west pours in her wealth of grain and fruit. It is the point from which stiiges and freight wagons leave for all parts of the mountains, and the trade of the various sections thus tapped, renders the town a continual scene of bustle and enter- prise. Abbott A F, real estate broker Adams Rev J W, clergyman (Congrega- tional) Anthony Bros, barbers Anthony Henry, pianos and organs Anthony Max, marble works Appleton John, clergyman (Methodist) Bell H C, groceries and provisions Benussi L, fruits, vegetables and varie- ties Big Bend Tunnel and Mining Co, R V Pierce pres Bird Henry, undertaker Bliss W Y, justice of the peace Bowers W N, searcher of records BOTNTON S S> candy factory and va- rieties Braden James M, furniture, auction and commission business Brandt Chas D, furniture and beddins Brock ft Taber, hardware, stoves and crockery Bruce J D, tailoi Burt J M, attorney-at-law and notary public Burt, Turner ft Hamilton, attorneys- at-law "BUTTE CJOUNTT ;REQISTER." W m Sharky proprietor CD C o o S3 C/3 Ui oo HARDWOOD LUMBER. \- WIIITF. BKOM., i:« A 15 Main aiMl 14* l«Mp«>ar Mt. M. V UouC «»i(.«;k. Oak Plauk aud Timber LOUIS BMVERMM t CO 'nS3»?S In tke «;it4r. • !• MiiMtattiiierjr ««. thMi avir \ 786 California — Oroville. OALDWELL H H« M D (suocenor to Dr P B M Miller), surgeon, room 1, Oatroaki'a Block Callow ft Stevens, livery stables ChiokeringS O, bill poster CLEMENTS Q A, propri#tf r TT S sta- bles, hay - nd feed yard and harness- shop Congregational Churoh, Rev Mr Adams pastor Cooper Maggie, private school Dawson J \ physician and surgeon DeLanoie R. connty treasurer DEBMOTt MRS WM, proprietor "Weekly Mercu ry" DBESSLER WILL B. manager "Oro- ville Daily Morning News " Elliott Mrs W M, millinery and dress- making Enslow O M, surveyor and civil engineer Ephraim B, dry goods and clothing Evans MESB H. proprietor "Oro- ville Daily Expreai " FAIBCHILDSMD. publisher "Week- ly Mercury" Ferguson James A, hairdresser Foeg E W, cashier Rideout, Smith ft Co, bankers FOOO ft PEBKINS, general insurance agents, office in Bunk Fonl T L, searcher of records Franklin Royal Arch Chapter, No 20, Jo'.n C Gray H P Frrer L D, notary public Freer Peter, saloon FBIESLEBEN D N. hotel Friesleben J, boots and shoes Frischholz M, bootmaker FBTEB D F. druggist Gale ft Jones (John Gale and A F Jones), attorneys-at-law Gale John (Gale ft Jones), district at- torney Gerst Geo, brewery Goldstein A, dry goods and clothing Goldstein N. dry goodi and clothing Granger L C, attorney-at-law and com- missioner of court Gray B D, supervisor Gray James C, hardware, stoves and crockery Gray ft Sexton, attomeys-at-Iaw and notaries public Green JameK, county clerk Halstoad E A, harness and saddlery Hammond ft Wilson, Susanville and Oroville stage lines Hancoc k Ge orge, hay and grain HABKNESS 20, bookkeeper for Mio- cene Milling Co Hecker Fred, boots and shoes Heintz Thibaud, saloon Hewitt Fred H, photographer Higgiiin Edward, Oroville Soda Works Hilton Daniel, supt Oroville Lumber Co Hogau J H, photograph gallery Holmes John, saloon Hook and Ladder Company No 1, Sanduskey chief Hoops L W, propr U S Hotel Hose Cart No 1 and 2, A P Wansh mgr Howard Amos, watches and jewelry Hundley P O, superior judge Jenkins T J, physician and surgeon Johnson Thomas, saloon Jones A F (Gale ft Jones), attorney-at- law ^ Kursner J H, physician Kingdon Win, bootmaker Knowlton A L, county surveyor Kroog r Fred, Ophir Market KuseT E A, Golden Rule Bazaar Lcanord J P, justice of th« i)eaoe, no- tary public and searcher of records Leech Wm, saloon Lott C F, attorney-at-law Lumpkin Mill Co, Farnham ft Chappell Marks B ft Co, dry goods and clothing Marks Joe, cigars, stationery, etc, and insurance ajit Martin J A. bootmaking Martin W F, saloon MATHEV/S 0CftC0.OEOPS McClellan t^&m, county assessor McDrrinott A, druggist McLaughlin Frank, pres and vioe-pres Miocene Mining Co Miller Fred W, restaurant Miller Geo A, blacksmith and wagon- m aker MIOCENE MINING CO of New York, F McLauffhIin vice-president, Ed Harkness boi)Kkeeper Mitchell J K, county administrator and coroner Mitchell Mrs J K, millinery and dress- making Ophir Saloon, S S Simons propr Oroville ft Biggs Stage Line, J D Finni- cum propr, J Bean agt Oroville ft Cherokee Stage Line, Sim Garber propr, J Bean agt Oroville ft Chico Stage Line, J D Finni- cum propr, J Bean agt "OBOVILLE DAILY MOBNINO NEWS." Will D Dressier inaiiauer "OBOVILLE DAILY EXPBESS." Mis B H Evans proprietor Oroville Encampment, No 22, I O O F, Louis I Ostroski C P Oroville Flour Mill Co Oroville Gas Co, H G Dorsh supt Oroville ft La Porte Stage Line, F N Morxe propr, J Bean agt Oroville Lodge, No 103, F ft A M, R De Lancie W M, meets Saturday nights Oroville Lodge, No 5S), I O O F, Geo £ Carman N G, meets Monday night « PRISON CELLS, V«*ii«'.«N and Briilict^ W»rk. «C7 Main Utrert, ». «*. CALVIN NUniNG & SON. td 4S ' ■d n 00 • s U € a lilLEN. TU6C1E t CO.. MCXICW H>HD WOODS.'Vi.?. ■pear M. ■an VraaclBco, California — OrovilU. 737 Oroville Lumber Co, S C Farnham propr, Daniel Hiltnn supt Oroville k Princeton Stage Line, Sim Oarber propr, J Bean agt Oroville Pahlio Sotiool, F A Peaob, prtnctpnl Oroville, Quincy, Greenville and Pratt- ville Stage Line, £ A Uaiitead propr, J Bean agt Oroville and Suannville Stage Line, Hamilton ft Wihon proprs Oroville Water Mill Co, J J Smith, R Parker and John Ward proprs Oroville Water Co, J J Smith, U Parker, N D Hideout and D N Friesleben Osgood Oardner, county recorder and auditor Ostroski L I & Co, dry goods and cloth- ing Parker Ralzcmond, druggist Parkes J V, constable and collector Patten £ A, under sherifi Peir H, merchant tailor PERKINS ft CO. wholesale and re- tail groceru Peters (ten, butcher Peters St Strover, city market Peterson Nis, painter Preston J R, livery stables and veterin- ary surgeon Railroad House, Chamberlain propr Read W S, dentist Reanlan ft Freer, attnrneys-at-law Rebscher Jacob, wholesale and retail wines and liquors Richords J H, blacksmith and wagon- maker Reece Thos W, civil engineer Reich G A, bakery Reyman Marcus, cigars and tobacco RIDEOUT. SMITH & CO. bankers, E W Fogg cashier, cor Montgomery and Myers Ross Wm R, horseshoeing Russell Benj, stock raiser ST NICHOLAS RESTAURANT AND OTSTER HOUSE. Fred W Miller proprietor St Sure Charles, groceries and wool mer- chant Schneider Wm, saloon and ice-dealer Sharkey Wm, postmaster Shu John A, bootmaker Sibley V W, contractor and builder Silversteiii I, cigars and tobacco Simon S S, barber and saloon Sir Knights, Oroville Commandery, No 5, D IC Perkins E C, meets second and fouri h Wednesdays Smith R W, news depot and W U Tel o'M e Snow J, saloon SOVEREION W> funeral director, Moatgor..t!ry Sparks Mr i M H, dressmaker and mil- liner Sparks M T, carpenter and builder Sprague F A, sheriff SPRINOER OEOROE R oarriase fnc- tory, general blacksmith and horse- shoer (see adv) Stuthopolis E, palace restaurant Strover F, butcher Table Mountain Council, Xo 43, OCT, C C Sodowki, C C The B C's Free Reading Room, Miss Cnrrie Sexton pres "THE WEEKLY MERCURY." Mrs Wm De Mott proprietor Topping Will, varieties and ice' cream Treasure B >x Mining Co, F McLaugh- lin general mgr Tribby G W, gunsmith Turner J W, attorney-at-law . UNION HOTEL. D N Friesleben proprietor, Montgomery U S HAY YARD. STABLE AND HARNESS SHOP. Q A Clements prt'-rii tor U S Hotel, Louia Hoops pr>>pr Wagner E VV, mining supt Wagner S, jewelry and fancy goods Ward John, supervisor Washburn W A, county coroner and administrator Wasley D W, dentist Webster \j, merchant tnilor "WEEKLY MERCURY." M D FairchiUls publisher Weimer Fred, saloon WELLS. FAROO & CO. Rideout, Smith ft Co agents, E W Fogg man- ager, cor Montgomery and Meyers Weynian Henry, saloon Whiting Dwight, real estate WUcox C H, agt C N R R Williams ft Sibley, blacksmiths and wagonmakers Williamn W H, supervisor W ilson J M, supervisor Wood Jesse, county supt public schools Worthing Nathan, saloon Zambellich Nichols, saloon GEO. B. SPRINGER, Red I'ront Carrlapre and Black- smith Shop. Iluntoon titrret. OrovllI«, €al. Carriasros and Wasfons for Halo anil inaile to ordur r*eslii>i;iir.', I'liiin Work and nil kinds of Job- bint; proiiiiitl.\ attundud ti>. 7f\ &o C3 CO i, ■ f I ^1 i I nAnUllUUU LUniDLil, m,H. v. Black Walnut, Siiaii tail Cedar, Veneers. -»*nw«i,«;^ KNIGHTS Jmifm UHIFORMS."''™'"^*"* »••*"•"!-»'•• No. a HoMt eitrost;-office, abont 7 miles from ISan Luis Rvy. ORMSBY E* justice of the peace 8tanwood John R, genera) jnerchandise PACHECO. Contra Costa C«)unty. A post, express And telegraph < ffice, 5 miles south mid inland from Martinez, and ia connect- ed with it by a daily 8tage line. It is the center of a rich ngricultural coun- try, and possesses a geaiul climate. Population about 500. ANQELO R (Bonzagni & Co) Bartnett D G, blacksmith and wrgon- maker BONZAGNI & CO (M Bonzagni and R Angelo), Excelsior Soda Works, new- ly ci-tablished, and our Soda manu- factured here is far superior to other manufacturers BONZAGNI M, snloon BRTJTEBE M^S H> Pacheco Restau- rant Dunkel B, general merchandise Ea Ir Hotel, Charles W Pick propr English W B, county supervisor Forget 1 1, barber GAMES JOHNi general merchandise, agent Wells, Fargo & Co and operator Contra Costd County Telephone Co H.irding J F, justice of the peace Hnrtmann C F, saloon Hemming K B, constable .Johnston Thos, painter Levy A I, general merchandise Levy A J, dry goods Perry S J, haVnensmaker Pick Charles W, propr Eagle Hotel Pons Mrs C M, restaurant BOWLEY H Ai general merchandise, watchmaker, jeweler and positmaster Rus-^i & Wogner (Geo Russi and Peter Wagner), tlour-mills STANDISH MACHINE WORKS. S Staiiriish proprietor STANDISH S, machinist Wells (J H, Silicon White J W, wheelwright WIGGINS GEOBGE, stoves, tinware, hardware, pumps, well boring, iron tanks and crockery Woodford Charles, livery stable EXCELSIOR SODA WORKS PACHECO, Contra Costa County* Cal. All products of these works are manu- factured from pure Artesian water thus making a superior article of Soda, Sar- saparilia, Ginger Ale, Cider, etc. M. BONZAGNI ft CO.. l*roprietor8. JOHN CAMBS, DEALER IN General Merchandise. PACHECO, Contra Costa County* CaL Dry ami Fancy Gonds, Orocerio!), Hardware, Crockery, Oloss Ware, Hats, Boots and Shoos, Uil.'i, I'aintti, Druj^s and Medirilie;!. A?ent for WeIN, Far^o ii Co., and Office of Contra Costa 'I'clephone V,o. STANDISH Machine Works, PACHECO, CAL. Manufacture Cleaners, Derricks, Elevators, Sflf-Fecd- ers. Windmills, Pumps, C)^linder 'J'eeth, etc. Standlsh's Improved Windmill. a Specialty. All kinds of Jobbing done Promptly. S. STANDISH. Prop'r. GEORGE WIGGINS, Stoves, Tin Ware, HARDWARE, Pumps and Well Boring and Iron Tanks, CROCK ERV AND LAMPS, PACHECO, Contra Costa County, Cal. PAGES. Placer Coitntv. Post-office Auburn. Atwood N, farmer Bell O A, farmer and miner Barns R, fanner Crosby B, farmer Depeudens F, farmer Duryer C O, farmer Gardner George, fanner &0 CO CO eo C9 ry> »— &0 (0 o .. CALVIN NUniN8 & SON, Mauultertiirfrs all kinils IIIOIV WOUM, **7 Main Mtreet. Nkin FMiaclse*. O o &0 CO CO CO eo AltlN. TUGGIf i CO., Hlrkonr* Oak. Anli, IThlto Wo««1, ]ira|i1«, Ktr. N4»«. IM ■Nil »> Mpear Mtnrt. Man FranrlMro. I) CO J— CO CO o JS Ol ad euo CO c**i OS CB E • MM CO o California — Pages-Paraieo Springs. 739 Hands Wm, farmer Hana James, farmer Hayes Silas, fanner Heenan James, miner * McCarty Mat, fanner Monaghan Jas, farmer Noely John, farmer O'Brien B N, farmer Page J J, farmer PAGE W & J J. farmers Smith A J, farmer Still W V, carpenter Welb Joseph, farmer Wilkinson W, miner Wilson H, farmer PAGUAY. San Digqo County. Post-office Weed. Dodson N H, general merchandise Gilbert C G, fanner PAICINES. San Benito Countv. A post-office, 12 miles south of Hollistor; popula- tion 50. McPHAIL BROSt (;oneral merchandise Oiulerkirk I, blucksniith Palmtag Wm, saloon PAJARO. Monterey County. A post and tele- graph office, on the Southern P.icific 11. K., 1 mile from Watson ville, being the junction of the above-named road and the narrow guage road running to Santa Cruz. 'Ihe Wataonville Lumbaring Company has an office at this place. BAKKER J R. proprietor Railroad Exchange Saloon Baldwin Mrs J M, hotel Baldwin J M, saloon Carey Dennis, hotel Chalmers Alexander B, planing-mills Ddlon & !>aldwin (A Dillor and Thos Baldwin), hotel Ketchum M L, justice of peace Vauk Frank, a«t S P It K and S C R R PAYNE JS..dry goods tlothing, and notary public KAILROAD EXCHANOE, saloon, J R Bakker proprietor Wntsonville Mill and Lumber Co West Henry E, constable PALA. San Dieoo County. A post-office, 23 miles northeast of San Luis Rey. Cmmbie L J, justice of peace Fairchilds C, general merchandise Giddens J, constable Goldbanm Simon, general merchandise Hicks J V, conslable Jones S A, general merchandise Mnun S, general merchandise Ormsby E, justice of peace Riche i. has, general merchandise Sholf Louis, general meruhandise Stonwood J K, goueral merchandise Ult L H, deputy clerk and attomey-at- law VEAL WMi general merchandise PANAMA. Kern County. O'Hare P, cuunty supervisor CO PANOCHE. Fkesno County. A post-office, 13 miles southeast of Emmett. Popu- lation 420. BATTM ISAAC, assistant postmaster Kuith E >S, blat-ksmith HYER T SAAK , hotel, general mer- chandise, and postmaster Reynolds E A, hotel and saloon PARADISE. Butte County. A post-office, on the road to Susan ville, 20 miles northwest of Oroville, the county seat. Farm- ing is engaged in, and a great quantity of fine fruit is raised aniiually. The mail arrives three times a week. Popu- latii>n 300. Chapman Wm, general merchandise Edge Muthew, postmiister Hyde Henry, hotel and feed yard Marsh E, saw-mill Miller Geo F Pmtor Doddiidge C, postmaster Perkins & Co, saw-mill Strong Charles A, deputy postmaster, and wood merchant PARADISE. Stanislaus Cou.vty. KNOWLES & SON. Hour-mills PARAISO SPRINGS. Monterey Couniy. A post and ex- press office, situated near terminus of the Southern Pacific R. R. (Northern Division). CO c CO c o m o o V CO CO CO m CO PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAI.VIN NIITTINU A MO.%. PropritMora. Batabllahea IMO. MY HaluSti-eeUIS F. lOUISBBMERmmCP.. ■bwvftetvmw vt Fine Jewflry A l>taai«B4 ^•<.ii9%s:^ 8.t: 740 California — Paraiao ISpringa-Pennington. Paraiso Hot Springs, Reeve & Fiue proprs Reeve & Fine, hotel, and agts W, F & Co PASADENA. Los Angeles County, A post-office, 9 miles northeast of Los Angeles, by stage. Population 400. Baber Rev, pastor Presbyterian Church Baker J H, blacksmith Bangs Mrs, propr Arroyo Vista Hotel Blattenburg J, carpenter and builder Boggs & Bipley, carpenters Bristol A O, road overseer Clark B O, nurseryman Farnsworth R W C, clergyman (Metho- dist) Gano P, surveyor Giddings J R & G, well-diggers Harry Wm, orchardist Hayes £, general merchandise HOLLINOSWORTH A S, orchardist Jewett 8 P, surveyor Lowe F H, orchardist Radebaugh J M, physician Ridgway H, carpenter Wakely W, tinner Wallice Joseph, propr fruit cannery Watson W G, butcher Williams R, job printer Williams R & Co, provisions, gen mdse and postmaster Youn{>clau8 J D, bootmaker PASKENTA. Tehama County. A post-office, 30 miles by stage Houthwcdt of Tehama; popu- lation '.'00. BEALL ALFRED, hotel, general mer- chandise and post iiaster Beali Davil, wagonmaker Blackbern Cliarles, blacksmith Finnessy Jerry, blacksmith Flourniiy (J H. justice of the peace James J B, hotel .lames Mack, saloon Jiimes Wm M, saloon McJaines Wm, saloon Mitchell T) C stojk-raiser Owens k Williams, stouk-raisers •Scoter K, justice of the p«'ace SHELTON JAMES, general merchan- dise Shelton >S, general merchandise Uhl Mrs H, hotel Whillock J R, blacksmith Wright & Martin, stock-raisers Youree F W, saloon PASO ROBLES. San Ldi3 Obispo County. A post, ex- press and telef^raph office, reached via Southern Pacific R. R. and con- necting stage lines; 30 miles north of San Luis Obispo. Barger D E, physician Blackburn Bros Sc James (D D and J H Blackburn and D W James), proprs Sulphur Springs DXJInf P H) general merchandise, post- master, notary public, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, stage and steamer agent and physician Goldworthy I, supt Josephine Q S Mine Grandstaff J B, Liacksmith Jones James, farmer Thomas Rev F S. clergyman (Methodist) PATTERSON. Nevada County. A post-office, north of Nevada City 17 miles. Banks & Ramsdell, butchers Bray Michael, bootmaker Hall J G, hotel MORGAN HEN RT, postmaster MORGAN JAMES L, general chandise Mosten J J, hotel Vaughn J W, blacksmith mer- PEACH TREE. Monterey County. A post-office, 55 miles southeast of Tres Piuos, by stage. Goldwater & Co, general merchandise Griswold Wm, justice of the peace Landrum M L, postmaster aud collect- ing agent McLaughlin F X, physician Modie L B & C i , hotel Utzerath John, constable PEARSON SPRINGS. Lake County. Post-office Upper I^ke; 40 miles by stage from Cloverdale. Wright , propr Pearson Springs penn[ngton. SurrER County. from (jiridley. A post-office, 9 miles Bruse & Andrews, blacksmiths Bruse & Brittoii, general merchandise Edmonds J F, haracssmuker Moore J E, d u^gist Seas B B, saloon CAIVIN NUniNG i SON e I Mr MAIM MTREKT. MA!V FHAHT^ISCO. Iron Doora, Bank Vanlta. Etc. ? Is ALIEN. TUGfiLE & CO.. VENEER6 19 and ao ftyear St., iian ymnel««o § .si a H i IP - «» ■8 ■■fi. %^ 9 California — Fenryn-Pescadero. 741 PENRYN. Placer Codntt. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Central Pa- cific R. R., 28 miles northeast of Sac- ramento and 8 miles southwest of Au- bura; population 250. Adams Samuel, saloon Barter Wm, blacksmith Blanchard John, barber Dougherty A, blacksmith Drynan Alex, butcher Grant E, hotel Grejfory J H, produce Griffith G, granite quarries, marble works and general merchandise Hanson A, bootmaker Hosan J J, p hysic ian HOLDER JOHN, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, manager Western Union Tele- graph Office and agent Central Pacific RRCo HOLDER & SON, general merchandise HOLDER W F, postmaster Hughes J J, general merchandise Mitchell J H, assessor revenue district Nol Pascoe W, saloon Peterson Jas, saloon Puffer W H, blacksmith Robinson Wm, supt Chicago Gold Mine Wells John, boarding-house Wheeler W H, li juors Williamson & Co, nursery PENTZ. BuTTK County. A post-office, 12 miles north of Oroville by stage; popula- tion 75. ANSEL J W, assistant postmaster Buffiiigton J B, general merchandise Burt Aaron, blacksmith Cory Frank, liquors Curtis Joseph, limeburiier Gomlspeed T V, school teacher Green Robert, bookkeeper Oroville Lum- ber Co Hastings A L, blacksmith Hilton D, supt Oroville Lumber Co's Dump Hilton Klihu, engineer HORN FRED, wheelwright Ijewis George, mechanic Parish A, limeburner P atte rson S, mechanic PENCE W M, hotelkceper, farmer and postmaster Van Ness James, wheelwright PEPPERWOOD^BOTTOM. Humboldt County. Greenlaw J, hotel Hazleton L, hotel and farmer PERKINS. Sacramento C o u n t y. Post - office Brightdn. A stfilion cm the Sacra- mento & Plai:ervilie IJ. it., (i.^ miles from Sacraiicnt », and I mile from Brigl.ion. Perkins T S, general merchandise Pugh 8 H, saloon PESCADERO. San Mateo County. A prjst, express and telegraph oltiue, sitaateuty sheriff Bryant & Perry (C G Bryant and A F Ferry), butchers Bnckius W L & Co (Wm L and W L Buckius), hardware, stoves and tin- ware BUCKIUS 3 J, stoves and tinware, plumbing and g;\sfitting, 17 Main Burgtorif C W, harness and saddlery Burling G W, cix^rs and tobacco BUTTER WORKER & BUTTER MOLDS. C F Hatch mgr. 2U Keller California Insurance Co, J T Houx agt California Mills, J M Bowles & Sons proprs Campbell Joseph, dry goodi and clothing Canepa L, agt Phceuix Assurance of Lo>:don Ciinepa L, agt Western Assurance Co of Torontx Canepa L & G, genernl merchandise Caiievaseuii S J, livery sta le Capitol Sodii Works, B F Connolly Carothers W O, Bonanza Bazaar CARPENTER LF. pres Mutual Reliif Association of Poialmna, cor Wusli- iiigton and Ki'iitutky Cariiday Sainnol (W«»Hton & Co) CAVANAOH JOHN, city recorder. WaHliington, Kant i'etaluma CAVANAOH JOHN, rcihvood and Ore^jon hunlicr, dctors, windows and blinds, Washington, East Petaluma WuitIe Iiua«l.7l4 All.Vllala GO II en CO CO o« C3 m cn o 03 o oo UlEN. TUG61E t CO., MEXICM NkRD WOODS, M ;» to •pear mu I Itaii Vraii«l«e« I . en CO oo oo o« &9 m cn o 03 o Caii/ornio — Petaluma. 743 CEREGHINO J (Soldate &. Co), Wash- ington CHOPABD LOTJISt watches, clocks, silverware, etc, Main Christie J B, physician City Hack Stable, J Barnh propr City Hotel, J CPeavy propr City Livery Sale and Boarding Stable, S J Canevascini propr CODDING G £• sec Mutual Relief Association of Petaluma, cor Wash- ington and Kentucky CODDING M M. sec Woman's Relief Association of Petaluma, 4th bet B andC Connolly B F, Soda Works Connolly B J, (B F Cox & Co) Conservatory of Music, Mrs A A Fea- vey aod Miss L I Putoam teachers CorMtt J H, blacksmith CORLISS W B« house and sizn painter and paperhanger, paints, oils and var- ni' Main COSMOPOLITAN FOTEL. Henry Mattliies proprietor. Main Cowen Joseph A, bookbinder Cowen Philip, glassware, books and sta- tionery Cox B F ft Co (B F Cox, J D Scott, B J Connolly and Thos Kyle), draying and general express, wood and coal; office W, F&Co Cox & Fritsch ( W E Cox and J Fritsch), groceries Crans J H, physician Davidson James, livery and sale stable De Montmorency Heury, restaurant DENMAN E> vice-president Bank of Sonoma, cor Main and Washington Dias Isaac, dentist Doehring Chas, bakery and confection- ery Dre es E E, country produce DRTDEN C C, agent Petaluma Trans- portation Company, foot of E Dunn Philip, fruits, vegetables and dai- ry produce "ECHO" (The), Hoag & Holton pub- lishers Kdehnan O W, liquors Ellsworth ft WiswoU (L Ellsworth and J A Wisweil), furniture, paints, oils, etc Engelhardt J, bootmaker Erwiu N, grocer Eureka !Saloi>n, Fred CI hn propr Exchirn;e Saloon, J.inic«) Liltlu propr FAIRBANKS D B. cashier Petaluma 8aviiii<8 Hink, IVJ Main FAIRBANKS H T, pnsidout Petalu- ma Sj)viiii{S iiituk, 3D Main FALKNEa M H> secrtitary Sonoma and Marin fieueticial Association, Main Fashion Saloon, 6 E Millett propr FARQTJAR C S» attorney and notary public. Main Farren Thos, liquors Fine Jo if, livery stable Firemans' Fund Insurance Co, A B Hill agt First National Gold Bank of Petaluma, I G Wickersham pres, H H Atwater cashier Flohr M H, saddle-tree factory Geary T J, attorney-at-law Gerckens ft Hirn (H Grcrckens and L Him), Union Hotel Germania Saloon, V Riedi propr GILBERT P R assi'.tant secretary Mutual Relief Association of Petalu- ma, cor Washington and Kentucky Gilbert T A, fancy goods and notions Glaha Fred, liquors Gla'8 Philip, liquors Goldstein H, clothing and dry good* Gounsky J, tailor Grannel W H, bootmaker Graves Geo W, physician Green Bros, dairymen GRIESS GEORGE. Sonoma Brewery, We.«tem ave cor Upham and Stanlt^y Gwin ft Brainerd (J E Gwin and H P Brainerd), harness, saddles, etc Hale Bros & Co, dry and fancy goods Hall Bros, dairymm Harford Rev R L, clergyman (Metho- dist) Harris J W ft Co (J W and W S Harris), stoves and tinware Haskell W B, attorncy-o lluusaker Rev A\>, clergyman (Metho- dist) Jacobs Mrs A, dressmaker CQ CO c CD c o PI o o oo oo oo oo .1 : oo HARDWOOD LUMBER, SL"«'l''SSn!i'!fcS."l5',ViV:^S^^ LOUIS BBWEBMAH *88ers Overholser A B, wholesale and retail butcher PAGE WILFRED, stock raiser Palace of Fashions, C M Phillips propr Palmer J A, harness and saddlery PALMER J M (Preston & Palmer), cor Washington and Main Pasqnay Otto, barber Patty L H, physician Pearce Geo, attorney-at-Iaw Peavy J C, hotel PeppersW H, nursery PERCIVAL W C (Beggs & Percival), cor Washington and Kentucky Perkins Chas O, dentist Perry A F( Bryant & Perry) Perry J A, contractor and builder PETALUMA BREWERY, Robu- sonjjroprietor. Main "PETALUMA COURIER," w F Shattuck proprietor, F W Shattuck editor. Main PETALUMA FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS, vv H Worth proprietor, lG-24 Keller near Wash- ington Petaluma Livery Stable, Wm Sweeney propr PETALUMA SAVINGS BANK, H T Fairbanks president, J M Bowles vice-pre^dent, D B Fairbanks cash- ier, \i{) Main PETALUMA SOAP WORKS, Jame- s<»n & Ormsby proprietors, 112 Main Petaluma Steam Marble Works, John 8 ' ightner propr t » .» AB HARDWOOD LUMBER { WAGON STOCK '*.»Tf;r.?%.'JiV*."f!- >ILEH, TUBGLE t CO., WABON LnHBEH.'yuS?arr,cy- S c » ad as CM cu CO E &0 at far -s --$ s 3 if Califumia — Petaliima. 746 PETALTJMA TRAKSPORTATION CO. T A McFarland preaideiit, D A MoFarland secretary and general agent, C C Dryden agent, fnot of E, Petalama, Jackson at wharf, San Fran- cisco Petaluma Woolen Mills, C L Torr mgr Petersen Julias, carriage painter Pfau John, livery stable Phillips G M, dentist PhillipsG M, millinery and dressmaking Philips Ja'cob, merchant tailor Phoenix Assurance Co of London, L Canepa agt Pimm li, painter FOEHIMAN BROS (M and C Poehl- man), hntchers, Main POEHIMAN CONRAD (Poehlman Bris). Main POEHLMAN MARTIN (Poehlman Bros), Main Pomftta D, bootmaker • PRESTON J M (Preaton & Palmer), cor Washington and Main Preston & Palmer (J M Preston and J M Palmer), fnrnitnre, carpets, paints and oils, cor Wa>4liington and Main Pnblic Library, Mrs J I^nckie librarian PUTNAM D W C & CO, manufactur- ers of wagons and carriages, cor West- ern ave nnd Keller PUTNAM'S PATENT CART. D W C Putnam patentee, cor Western ave and Keller Ranard J M, fancy goods Rasmuson 8, planing-raills Keed J Q, photogra^iher Remarque Mrs Cliristina, midwife Kemarque John F, physician Kiedi V, liquors Roberts Henry J, groceries, fruit and vegetables Robinson & Farrell (Wm Robinson and Wm F Farrell), blacksmith.i and wag- onmnkers ROBUSON OEOROE. Petaluma Brew- ery, Main Rodders & Munday (J PRodgcrs and M E C Munday), attorneys Rosers Edward. li'fuors ROSS OEOROE. photographer, .SG Main ROTHS M« marble works. Main opp Masonic Temple Pugg John T, bakerv and confectionery ST CLAIR OEO W (Young & St Clair), Main ST JOHN S C (Tempel k St John), Main Savage John, mfg jeweler Schierhold ft Wohlers (H Schierhold and T Wohlers), liquors 8CHL0SSER T C> stoves and tinware, )08 Main Schmitt Geo, general merchandise Schnitz X, merchant tailor Schultz R F, bootmaker Scott J D (B P Cox & Co) Scudder N W, real estate agt SHATTUCX F W. editor "Petaluma Courer," Main SHATTUCK W P, proprietor "Peta- luma Courier," Main Shepherd J S, physician Shiiek (Shirek & Co) Thorn Chas Jr, general freight agt S F & NPRR Show A J, dry goods, clothing, furnish- ing goods, et c, am i merchant tailor SKILLMAN THEO, importer and breeder uf Norman horses Smitt J 6, physician Snow J, real estate agt, notary public and justice of the peace SOLDATE & CO (J A Soldate and J Cereghino), Washington Hotel, Wash- incton SONOMA BEER DEPOT. John Vinal pro])rietor. Main SONOMA BREWERY, Geo Griess proprietor. Western ave cor Upham and Stanley Sonoma County Water Co, Francis Smith pres, Wm Hill vice-pres, P W Lougce sec and supt. Col B L Hessle- tine collector SONOMA & MARIN MUTUAL BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION. L G Ma) pres, M H Falkner bee, Main South British National Assurance Co, Scudder & Tut tie agts Spotswood & Co (R and G Spotswood), blacksmiths and carringemakers Stearns F R, practical optician and jeweler, watches, clocks, jewelry Stc'if.cr P Jos, gun and locksmith Stei ;z H, general merchandise Stol'ter Wm, Ixotmaker SweidPH (Shirek & Co) Swec-.iey Wm, livery stable Swifj t Store, H Rteitz propr Syn. 'nds & Lanioreaux (C W Symonds and G W Lamoreaux), general gro- eeriea. hay, grain and produce TALLEY H H. house, sign and orna- mental painting. Main TEMPEL C (T.mpel &St John). Main TEMPEL & ST JOHN (C Tempel and S C St John), harlware and agri- cultural implements. Main "THE ECHO." Towne & Hinkle (C Towne and VV S Hinkle), editors and proprietors, cor C and .SiJ THE PACIFIC AND PETALUMA WIND MILL. SELF REOULAT- INO, C P Hatch propr, 26 Keller Thompson J D, fruit, cigars and con- fectionery Tighe Kelley, Brooklyn Hotel GO ;ts fro PIONEER IRON WORKS, frO fr9 CD frO fro fro CO en 48 CAIiVIN NIITTINU Jk. MOW, Pronrlctora.* £«tal»llah«cers,hay,feed and frrnii WOMANS' RELIEF ASSOCIATION of Petaluma, J E Woodworth presi- dent, MM Codding secretary, 4th bet BandC WOODWORTH J E. president Wo- maiis' Keiiet Association of Petaluma, 4th bet B and C WORTH W H. Foundry and Machine Works, Keller nr Washington Yo ung Chas, groceries TOXJNOCM (Youngft St Clair), Main Young Geo C, agt Life, Fire and Acci- dent Ins Co TOUNO ft ST CLAIR (C M Young and Geo W 8t Clair), house an. I orna- mental painting, Main Zartman W ft Co, mfrs buggies, wagons T. J. BEOGS. W. C. PERCIVAL. Washin^on Sn Fashion Livery, Feed and Sale Stables. BECCS & PEACIVAL, Prop ietors. Corner W ashington and Kentucky Steets, Petalumi Good Teams and Sacldle Horses to let. Particular attention paid to the care of Fanners' Stock and the Boarding of Horses. O" Also, Proprietrrs of the Bodega Stage Line, which leaves Petaluma daily (ffxcept Sundays) at 7:30 A. M > via Washoe House, Bloomfieldand Valley Ford. CO CO en 2 (0 o o o CAIVIN NUTTtNG & SON, HJtr n\i% MTKBKT. NIAW FKAlli4;iS(;0. Iron Doora, Baak Vaalta, Bte. California — Petaluma-. 747 S2 t/i CO o o THE PACIFIC WINDMILL, THE ONLY RELIABLE SELF-REGULATOR. stops when the wind blows hard, never requires watcninK- Ih ol ways ready to dn it8 work. Will not blow down. Never tailed to take Premiums wher- ever shown. CD UlTPU 86 KELLCA STBmBT, . r. nA I Un ) PeUlnma. Having secured the Patent Rii;ht for Sonoma and Napa Counties I am now manufacturing and selling these Mills at the lowest pnsRible prices, I also manufacture the "ALLEN BUTTEU-WORKEU*' and LIGNUM- VIT/E BUITER-MOLDS, and will fill orders by Express or otherwise at low- eat rates. 0. P. HATCH. No. 26 Seller Streat. Petaluma. PETALUMA FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS, Keller Street, near Washington, Petaluma, Cal. W. H. WORTH, Proprietor. ( For the post ten years Ftiroman of the Union Iron W irka, Proisott, SiH)tt ft Ca, San Franciso3.) MANUKACTURKS ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY, Including Horse Powers from 1 to 14 Horse, At Short Notice and at Reasonable Rates. t I- LOUIS BHWERmin CO .*.'s«ffs'r.cg.r4'iiy.-.i la^ssiargy 748 California — Petaluma-Pine Cfrwe. SONOMA BREWERY, PETALUMA. GEORGE GREISS, PMprletor, Weitorii Avenue, cor. ITphnmand Stanley. PETERS. San Joaquin Counts. A post and ex- pl•e^s otHcenttho junction of Stockton and Copperopolia Division of tho Central Pacific R. li , where change of cars ia made for Milton, 13 miles, Oakdale, ]*J miles, and Stockton, 15 miles distant. It has about 50 inhab- itants. Atwood J P, blacksmith Baker S T, agt Copperopolis and Milton R R and saloon McMahon Martin, hotel Snow W B, saloon VAN CUBAN R0> groceries and post- master Webb T J, saloon PETROLIA. Humboldt County. A post and tele- frraph office, 45 miles southwest of Eureka. Population 210. Ball J, constable Conklin M J, notary public D welly J P, justice of peace Hunter W S, general merchandise KACKY JNO At general merchandise and postmaster Marshall D L, saddler O'Leary A Johnson, blacksmiths Rackliif C F, hotel Schuchert P, boots and shoes PHILIP S FLAT. Humboldt County. Perkins , general merchandise PHOENIX MINE. Napa County. Post-office Pope Valley. Liddell Wm, propr Etna Spring* )^otel Meyers Daniel, propr Phoenix Minos BH0DB3 M Q, supt Napa Con PRISON CELLS, »V.!-SSy'K;ur'JS%..'£^»CAlVIN NUTTING & SON. mn. TUGGLE I CO. Blacli Walnut lamber. "&:;!%.■■!;;!!;.■'•• •g CO (U c/> c«o IP e i^ California — Pine Orove-Placervllle. 740 ffond Bohool and has a population of 125. It is aupported by the mining interest. Emmons S W, hotel Hinckle Bev, clersymnn (Methodist) WHEELER J Tf general merchandise and postmaster Williams J J, blacksmith and wagon- maker PINE GROVE. Mendocino County. Post-otBce Cas- par. Jardine & Sass (James Jardine and C D F Sftss). tannery Sasj CDF, brewery PINE GROVE. Butte County. Post-office Clipper Mills; 3 miles above Clipper Mills. Schultz J F, hotel PINE LOG CROSSING. Tuolumne County. Po»t-office Colnm- bia; is on the direct rond to Crystal Palace Cave, 2 miles distant. WIEDEKIND Ai general merchandise Calaveras County, lumne Hill. Cook Bros, mining PINE PEAKE. Post-office Moke- PINE STATION. Napa County. Post-office St. Helena. Thoman John, wine cellar PINO. Placer County. A post, and express office, on the line of the Central Pacific R. K., 25 miles from Sacra- mento and 1 1 miles from Auburn. Boiler ft Fischer, blacksmiths HASKELL DUDLEY Laird Hydraulic Mine Loomis J O, postmaster and agt W, F & Co and Central Pacific 11 R agt Pino Exchange, J O Loomis propr Pino Stone and Polishing Works, John Lee propr Yankee Hill Hydrtiulic Mine PINOLE. Contra Costa County. A post, express and telegraph • fflce, situated on San Pablo Bxy. Also a stutinn on the Central Pacific R. R., 14 miles from Oakland. Boyd J W, blacksmith California Powder Works FERNAin)EZ Bi postmaster and gen- eral merchandise Frazer J A, blacksmith Lnoke J R, wagonmaker O'Brien Mrs Mary, saloon Thorm P, county supervisor PIONEER MINE. Sierra County. Post-office St. Louis. BAJTRB. B F> owner Pioneer Mine PITTVILLE. Shasta Coun'iy. A post-office, situ- ated on Pit River, in the eastern portion of the county. It has stnge communication with Redding, and df!pen generol merchandise and postmaster Youngu C, feed stable PLACERVILLE. El Dorado County. A post, expreM and telegraph «>ffice. One of the old- est mining towns in the State, and oiiginally called Hangtown; is the county seat of one of the finest fruit growing counties in the State, and with the mining interests and the development of quartz and gravel dis- coveries of late, iirospects are biddinjL; fair to make this place one of the most important <>f the inland towns of California. It is 60 miles cast cf Sacramento, 30 miles by stage from Auburn, and II miles from Shingle Springs, the present terminus of the Placerville and Sacramento R. R. Alden S J & Co, druggists Aldcrson Thomas, dry goods, clothing and banking Allen H S, gunsmith Ballard k Simmons (J Q A Ballard and H F Simmons), liquors Barss F F, jeweler and watchmaker Bartho'omew & Pratt (A Bartholomew and H H Pratt), livery and feed stable 71 CO &0 CO CO HARDWOOD UIMBER. WHITE Htum .iH4k 19 IT^tf'.A an'l \* Jk lAMiiear Ht, H, I? Couuter VvpM, Kewcl FuHts, Ilaluotvriii, i ODDFEIWWS' SUPPIIES. •Ba„'8V.fa«'«r««"-f 5K?r V^ ►9 CO s If Is !S So ■ " 81 8 B ^ ri 750 California — Placerville. Bayley A A, city anpervitor Becker John, profeaior of masio Baffa Anoelo, Itquora Bennett M P, attorney Blair John k Jamua, lumber, hay and grain Blanohard Geo O, attomey-at4aw and notary public Boles E A, blackamith and wagonmaker BonythnnJamee, cigars and tobacco Brian Henry, furniture and undertaker Brown Qua, tailor Burnham Oeorgo, sheriff and treasurer Butts James, barber Carpender W P, justice of the peace Carpenter O J, attorney Carpenter Prentice, attorney CABT HOUSr* W M Donahue pro- prietor CENTRAL HOUSE. John Titler pro- prietor CITT DRUG STORE, Shelley Inch proprietor Collins Fred, coroner Cook & Sibeck (Abraham Conk and C Sibeck), El Dorailo Flour Mills Crippin J J, feed stable Crocker B S, dry goods, boots ond shoes Culliertson A T, furiiiiure aiid Wedding Dnrlin^tton Abraham, groceries Dater Robert, blacksmith DAVIS B F, editor ond proprietor "El Dorado County Republicau" Degelman John, boots and shoes DEHCH J W, saddlei ond harness Ditsou Wm, liquors Dixon W H, groceries DONAHUE W M. proprietor Cary House Dryer J L, physician Dunn D horseshoer Dunn Nelson, carpenter "EL DORADO COUNTY REPUB- LICAN." B F Davis editor and pro- prietor Engesser P H, liquors Fox J, blacksmith Froser Thru, notary public Frey Lawrence, meat market Ualt Thos A, county assessor andjcol- lector Giebenhain F G, liquors Giebenhain Mrs Miiry, brewery Gilbert Geo H, photographer Glynn Irn, dentibt Graham Rev, Presbyterian clergyman Graves A M, groceries Greene Benjamin, gunsmith Guaico Father, Catholic clergyman Hardic Thos, supervisor Hilhert Charles, bakery and confection- ery EOFHBISTER F, proprietor Ohio House; omple accommodations, mod- erate charges; bar supplied with choice wines, liquors and cigars Howard Clarkf, attornev-at-IaW Hiilburd Canning and Drying Co, H O Hulburd mgr Hutchinson Hamnel Jr, mining supt INCH SHELLET. books.aud station- ery :^.^.sr" Ingham Geoive H, district attorney Irwin Chas F\ attomey-at-law Johnson William, barber Jones ft Chichester, lumber Keespe Joseph, oand\' and varietiea KEIL C H. hairdresser Kemp William, cooper KEMPTHORN J H. choice wines, liquors and cigari Kimball Geo VV, surveyor Kinne Mrs E, propr Placer Hotel luindecker Isaac, barber Landeoker I.ouis, groceries LEWRIGHT A J, propridtor stoge line toGiizzly Flat Loveless , su|ifr visor Lowry A J, agt W, F ft Co and post- master Ludinghnuse Fred,, blacksmith and wa- gonmukur Munloy A G, propr Miners' Restaurant Markliam C E, school supt Marks I D, agt patent fruit pitter Marks L D, justice of the peace Mnson ft Reed (B D Mason and John I Ree«l), groceries McPearson John M, soda water mfr Mell John, liquors Merrill C E, deputy collector internal revenue ] , '*!l!r" -^ MH Miersoti ft Jowell (A Miorson and G Jew«;ll), clothing, dry goods and bank- ing Miller J W, liquors Morey H S, Pluccrville Foundry and Machine Shop Morrii O V, bootmaker "MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT, " Selkirk & Selkirk cUitirs and proprietors MnfHey VV N. clerk Central House Mullen Wm, liquors Myers George, liquors O'Donncll J C. tobacco and cigars OHIO HOUSE. F Hofmttsttr proprietor O'MB IL JOSEPH, profeasiouul miner I'arkliurat E, bootmaKrr Purkhurst U, general merchandise Patten Thomas B, notary public and conveyancer Patton & Mayer (M Pntton andM May- er), blackbmiihs and horsoshoera Pierce Rev C C (Episcopal) Rogers J C, tailor Rolleri Joseph, liquors CO CO CO CO *2i o CALVIN NUniNG t SON, ftt7 MAIV MTKRRT MA^V FKA'VriSCO. Irou Utfura- ttuuk VunliH, Ktv. ca ca i (0 o o miEH. TUGGtf 8 CO.. OREGON >SH >HD imPLE."»g.%KKg'- California — Plncerville. 751 SELKIRK ft 8BLKIBK (W A and W K Selkirk), «dituranu(l proprietors "Muuiitaia Dt^mocriit" Sigwurt J A, jeweler nnd watchmaker Simon M k Son (M and D Simon), dry Rondi nnd dutliing Simpson James, bukery Skiimer J D, deputy auoaior and ool> lector Smith H W, physician SpHiheck A •!, carpenter STEPHENS J Ci livery, feed and Iwar ling stable STEPHENS T B* proprietor Placer- villu und 8biiiali^ Spriiifts Sta'je Line Stewart A 0, mgr W U 'i'el Co STONE DR W W. dentist TAOTHEIER ft CO (F 'i'ngtmeior and Cliurles liobleit), Washington Meat Murknn Thonius Mrs I B, millinery Tindull George F, A M, Plucervillo Aca- domy TITLIBR JOHN, proprietor Central Utilise Tracy H N, boots nnd shoes Tyson Cbarlos, dentist Vnr >2zii Mar 'o. litiuors WASHINGTON MARKET. Tngt- moier 1% Co nr-prietors Wentherw.ix C H & Co (C H Woather- wttx, J B Sturgos »ns Jncnl- propr California Brewery J. C. STEPHENS, LiTery, Eeeii aoil Sale Me, PLACERVILLE, El Dorado County, CALIFORNIA. THE BEST LIVERY TURNOUTS Furnished at the Shortoe.t Notice. ALSO, BOARDING STABLE. or. "w. iDEisros:, Manufacturer of and Dealer in Wt aid Hams i*^. LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, Bniis, Pistols, Cartrilies, aM SDortinen's ConiDkte Onlflts, etc. IRON FRONT BLOCK, IVIa-in Hti'eet, I*lacerville, Cal. > s o o 90 C/9 UlDnUkinnn IIIIIDCD white nKOi».. l.'IAI.f ^Itilnnnil 14&l«8penr nAnUllUuU LUmDCIlj »t,8i.l>\ OhU, a»Ii, Hlvkot-y, Uuiile, cherry, etc. mm wm I 9. I 4? 09 H 00 « i! LOUIS BBHYERIIHN i CO.. »n.;S5rg£^. JEWELERS. "^SS'gT^ 752 California — Placerville-Plainahurg. J. H. KEMPTHORN, WlioluMle and Retail Dealers in PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, Main Street, Placemlie. ^''Families Supplied on Short Notice. T. R. STEPHENS PROPRIETOR. Plaeerville and Shingle Spring STAGE LINE RUNS THROUGH MQl Springs and Diamond Springs. DR. W. W. STONE, DENTIST, OFFICB: OVER ALDERSON'S STORE, Main St„ Plaeerville, CaL GRIZZLY FLAT STAGE LINE A. J. LEWRIGHT, Prop r. LEAVE PLACERVILLE EVfiRY Sunday, Taesday and Thursday, Return from Grizzly Flat EACH FOLLOWING DAY. Plaeerville, El Dorado Co., Cal. ESTABLISHED 1864. SELKIRK & SELKIRK. Proprietors. South Side of Main St., Two Doors below Gary House; OLDEST DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN CALIFORNIA. OFFICIAL PRESS OF £L DORADO COUNTT, And has the LARGEST CIRCULATION of any Papsr in the County. PLAINFIELD. Yolo County. A post-offico, 74 miles aoutliwcst of Wooillanil. Cli.nncy Stow, hariics-tmiker Coffnian August, blacksmith and wag- onmaker Stroup Harry, blacksmith and wa^on- maker WALDORF J W. general merchan- di»e and iio-tmaater PLAINSBURG. Merced County. A post and express nlHcc, II Mtilps soutlieast of Murced. A railroad shipping point. Albeck A J W, geuerul merchandise lioml L ]{, clergyman ((J t' Church) Bo^dun W H, li<*tel and saloou Dahlo J, bootmaker H.rriti & Newm^in, hotel Heacnck & Van Campcn, blacksmiths PRISON CELLS. ";sr>*.-!2 &iif£SV''' CALVIN NUTTING t SON. t i MIEN, TOGGLE t CO.. CHEBHT LUMBER. l«l*iM>ll|>rarflt. tiaii Fraiirloco. 11 California — Plainahurg-Pleasanton. 763 Jacobs A, general merchandise LANOEB Ai justice of peace, notary public, and postmaster Lander &, Bo, wagoumakera Mailciry Mrs John, milliner O'Brien E 8, physician Ranias Thos O, Spanish bit mfr King John E, saloon Sawrie R A, clergyman (Methodist) Sox C & Bros, hotel Thornp John, general merchandise Turner W VV, outcher Van Cam pen A B, blacki«mith Waller James, blacksmith West & Furman, dry goods PLANO. Tulare County. A post-office, 3 miles southeast of f orterville. Babcock L B, blacksmith Dw.nell Clark, blackoinith Hunt C N, wagoumaker Uussell Bros (Geo and John), •{en mdse Kussell (jreo H, carpenter and photo- g-'apher Rujsell P, livery and sale stnble THOMSON WM, gen< ral merchandise, postmaster, and tiotel PLEASANT GROVE. Sacramento CouNTr. Post-office Sac- ramento. Klump S, hotel ' Salisbury J, general merchandise PLEASANT^ROVE. Su TTEK County. A post-office, situated '2'y miles southeast uf Yub.k City, in a kurtile section, and has many well- iinpruVid tarms in the vicinity. Pup- ulutiun lUO. Brat'ley ¥, bootmaker Eiigii.dsei' CiiiU', butulier HalleckcT John, carpenter Kleinp li, iidtul and saloon Metciilf E, s.ilo'in PHILLIPI BROS, wheelwrights and blacks iiitli!), uiid mauiifiicturers ul Auulus Windniill Pierce & Salisljury, gereral merchandise Saundui 3 J D, blacksmith PLEASANTON. Alameda County. A post, express and telegraph office, situated at the entrance of iiiverniure Valley, on the Central Pacilio R. R., approaching from the west; 4*2 miles from San Francisco, and 11 mdea from Niles. As its name indicates, it is a pleas- antly situated village, of about 800 inhabitants, well shaded streets, and a thriving town, the first-class hotel being the Rose House. Alviso J M, livery stable Arendt H, postmaster and agt W,F & Co Arendt H & Co (H & J Arendt), general merchanise Bass Cyrus, physician Bilz J A, blacksmith and wagonmaker Boush Albert R, bakery Boydston U A, agt C P R R, and W U Tel operator Burbank James, artist Conner James, bootmaker Dadila S, bootmaker Dai'cy M, saloon Detjens H, general merchandise Dilz J A, blacksmith and wagonmaker English J C, school trustee Evans T R, fruit and poultry Farmers' Hotel, Jacob .Johnson propr FOLEY D J, editor and prupridtor "Pleauanton Star" Geyser John, saloon Guyettc John, huruessmaker Hallon Daniel, meat mnrket Harms August,fanncr and school trustee HARRIS & SON (Wm Harris and T W Harris), livery and feed stable Herbert Mrs M, dressmaking Hortenstine, Stover & Co (J B and Jas Horteubtiue and J E Stover), general merchandise Johnson Jacob, hotel Koib Philii>pi, gen mdse and flour-mill Ludwig Wni, market Marchenoa Louis, plasterer and painter Mark I N, pliys cian an;uble and collector Pulmur J R, atti. aey-at-law and notary public Pasco Thos, ii>^tel Fhulps T J, clergym.>u (Presbyterian) PLEASANTON HOTLL, Martin Sta- jotiaiiii proprietor PIEASANTUN STAR, D J Foley editor Powers P, clergyman (Catholic) ROSE HOTEL, J A Rose proprietor ROSE J A> proprietor Rose Hotel Schsvartz Jacob, boot and shoemaker Silva Manufl, barber and saloon PTS C/9 GO CO CD C/> c/> CO CD CO lona HARDWOOD LOMBEH, lit, ». r. Bliwk Wtttuuk. 8|muf»h Cedar. Veueeva. D*IIIEL HORCBDSS t m.rSSSI.SVSi.V^^fiii g.',;l'..r'gr ;^ 764 Gtdifoi'nia — Pleasanton-lHymouth. STAJOHANir MABTIN, proprietor Piea^aiitnti Hutel Stearne C B, blacksmithiiig Strang H H, saluon Tellea Joseph M, wine depot . Waterman M & Co, {•rain dealers and warehouse Weller H O, agt Waterman & Co oiid ancti >neer WISE C H. stoves and tinware Zeller C, puinter PLEASANTON HOTEL Scutches €ilstltVl«S. Pleosanton, Alameda Co., California, B>ard and Lodging, per Week iJS.OO to $' 00 " " " Day Ul.OO to $1.50 Single Meals 25 Cents. BIARTIN STAJOHANN, Prop'r. PLEASANT VALLEY. El T)or\do County. A post-offico, 21 miles by stage from Shingle Springs, anil 12 miles from riacerville. Popu- lation 275. Ciisey Jas, hotel Baker Vnlney, snrveyor Burns Samut-l, fanner Ciiinpliell Jiihii, slieep r.iiser Crabtree .W N, gunsmith Dent J W, fanner Doran R<>bt, farmer ami stock miser Duiic.in O H 1', farmer and stock raiser Fletchfr& Tlionipson, farmers Frame James 8, farmer Oraham J K. farmer Halliburt -n IT W. farmer Holiiiq ist Jnlin. limekiln Hiif'tetler .r.icdl), farmer J.^olwnn .lohn, sliuep r.iiser LjEE ET, general meicliamlisc L 'iig S A. sail 'Oil I Lumcrcau C M, farmer Manier Klam, teams cr McCntcheon J I', teamster MeCtitclieon S M, poultry Myers Mis Joseph, hotel N'lrris 1', hntel () bi>rn A I', farmer and fruit grower Osb irn F, farmer O'born Oliver, farmer and carpbreedcr Philips M M, p mltry Ifand A, lumlKrman Hichanlson Kminett, gen mdsc Ross Aiidrovv, KJieep raiser Itowlaiul Marcus, c.irpeuter and fruit prober Rowland James, cariientcr Smits Joseph, farmer Snyder TIiom J, cooper Stalks Henry, hotel TflOMPSON A F. postmaster Witt U 8, farmer Worthley Thos W, stock raiser PLEASANT VALLEY. Ventura County. See Springfield. PLEITO. Monterey County. Post-office Jolon; 5i mdea by stage from Soledad. Betts .Jiis T, blacksmith HACKETT J A. general merchandise Taylor W H, hotel PLYMOUTH. Amador Cousrv. A post, express and telegraph olliee; is a thriving and prosperous town of 1400 iidiabitants; is 12 miles north of Jackson on the Jackson and Latrobe stage road. It is nicely ^ituated, beautifully laid out and tlio scenery u picturesque; fruit, vei^etables and grain are grown to a considerable extent, though mining is the interest to which it looks for its support. The water, like its fruits, is exeellent. It has telegraphic com- mnnic.ition and a daily stage mail, connecting with eastern and western bjund overland trains. BAUGHMAN ADAM. I""'bor de.iler Bevan K .1, postm.ister and W, F & Co's aut and mgr W U Tel Co Bl'wor John, biotm.iker Bouterious A, meat market Urac" M S. liquors BUCKOW EMIL & CO, liquors whole- sale and retail Bnllnrd (}• or;;c, liquors Hurnur J.ino, team. ♦ailor DAVIS THOMPSON, livery stable hiine.m l{ H. L'en infl.se and dr 'gist EASTON MRS L J. proprii ss For- est House Empire Store, dry (foods and gen mdsc Fariiliam H C, lumber l-'tlker Will nm, I bicUsmith FOREST HOUSE, M>8 L J Easton pnqtrietress CO CO ca era CO CO a« C3 CAIVIN NUniNG £ SON. TciiMilnr Wiie.-liinri'nMH, R.>lt aii«l Itriilice %V«ii'k, *-t7 .Hum MtrtM't Man Fi-UMfinco. I. CO ^ ^ miEN, TUGGLE t CO,, Ship Plank, all kinds, ^^ asH R,*Rr,:^or CO no CO o« CO California — Plymouth . 755 Gnzzolo O B, hotel Gibenhcim & Billiard (Fred Gibenheim and Georue Buliurd), liquors Gill'ert J W, barley mill HABVET W Cf proprietor Harvey House HEILBATH JOHIT. b.acksmitb, wag- oiimaker and uudertaker Kiig't Victor, liquors Hiiot Felix, blauksmith and wagonma- Irvin R C & Co (R C Irvin and J Stein- meta), harnesamakers Jackson J, hairdresser Jefferson VV H, blacksmith Johnson £ S, horseshoer Jolinson Charles, liquors Jny A C, tinsmith KELLET W H. undertaker Kill); Solomon, li(jiiord LAN GEN, laundry Laii(; Adam, bakery Leich M, liquors Liviiigtoii Juhii, blacksmith Lutiiesky A E, watchmaker and jeweler MatuUick Nic, barber Merich Antoni Miller Bros (J G and W Miller), livery stable Nicklons Henry, meat market Norris Bn s ( J C and L G Norris), liq- uors Periano Devaprijio, vo:tetables "PLTHOTTTH REPORTER," H S Turner, editor and proprietor Potter E S, feed stable PURCELL EDWARD, liquors Keale A L & Co ( A L Reale and Frank Leveqeia). general merchandise REED T WT varieties, d aler in choice confectionery, domestic and tropical fruits Reynolds A J, barber RtrOFF & BAUOHMAN, lumber dealers Salmon John, varieties Scoble Wm, saloon Sloat & Weston (E A Sloat and W S Weston), bootmakers Smith A C, physician Steinmetz ', insurance agt Taylor Wm, barber • Tiinbrook J G, restaurant TURNER H S, "Plymouth Reporter" Vegia B, tailor Veintich Nicola, propr Pioneer Saloon ViciniG B, general merchandiae,harne9S VOTAW ATJSTINi general varieties and confectionery Wad-lell R z o o o ■ UND ERTA KER COFFINS AND CASKETS Furnished at Short Notice and at Reasonable Rates. NO EXTR A CHARGE FOR HEARSE. Main Street, - - Plymouth, Cal. UtDRMnnn lllteDfO ^VHITK NIIOM., IHA 1.1 Main HiKl 14 A 10S|ii'af nRnUllUUU LUTtD£n, MU-vct.M. F. Uieicuu AmIi. Muulu uiiil AlUiv. > < HI = I :i i oo L OUISrBBIVEBIIHH &C0.,!?r/8gR.yH';yo-srgy 1 19 Nontgomery St. 756 California — Plymouth-Pope Valley. EAR VET HOUSE W. C. HARVET, Prop'r. Board by the Month $24.00 " *• Week 7.00 " " Day 1.50 Plymonfh, Amador Connty, Cal. JOHN HEILBATH, BMiitli aid Km Maker, AND UNDERTAKER. Plymouth, Amador County.. Cal. Plymouth" REPORTER, PublislieJ Every Friday, by M. S. TlJiTTVER,, BcUtor and Proprietor. OPFK'E : West End Of Main Street, PIjVJUOIJTH, cai^. SuBSCRiiTioN.— One Year, $2.00; Six Months, Jl.OO; Tlirce Mimths, T.5 i-entj. Advertisino.— One Square (two inches) one month, 92.50; BpcLial rate^ for more tlian one square. POINT ARENA. Mendocino Countt. See Funta Arenas. POINT REYES. Marin County. Hewitt rJeo, propr Hewitt's Hotel MARTIN S- postmaster Whitney A P&Co, general merchandise and country produce Post-office POINT SAL. Santa Barbara County. Guadaloupc. Point Sal Wharf and Lumber Co (G C Perkins, C Nelson and S U Harmon), Capt J H Jacobs tx^^t POINT OF TIMBER. Contra Qovv.k County. A post-office, situated one mile from Tracy Station, on the Central Pacific R. H. A fine agricuUural region (surrounds it. Brackett Geo, blacksmith Carey J E W, justice of the peace Connors Kermn, blacksmith French W N G, mineral springs McCabe J P, postmaster ShIIs J A, general merchandise Wilkening H, hotel pciiiia Mendocino County. A post-office and a small trading post in Potter Valley, 16 miles from Ukiah. Population 100. Brower J D, stoitk and agriculture Crossley F M, postmaster Kilbown W B, butcher McCoy John, blacksmith Mewhianey John, hop grower and agri- culturist Neil Samuel, hops and agriculture Parton Mrs M, hotel Street C V, bootmaker POMONA. L^s Angeles County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Central and Southern Paiific R. R., 25 miles fromColton; population 275. Alexander L. general merchandise .Ash by W, salo n Bt'osseau L, hotel Brown Ch, physician Fuirchild B H, physician Farnsworth J VV, butcher Garcia A, restaurant Hollyday J, h.ird«are .If hnson A R, bootmaker Kirkland R M, clerj/yman (Methodist) Machado I A, livery Martinez P, butcher Mills 1 J, attorney-at-law Ponrs P C, attorn'ynt-law RUTH THEODORE, drugs and gen- eral m<-rchaudise. insumnce agent, pf'stma^ter and W, F & Co's agent SATTLER H, g"neral merchandise Scott W H Tl. s.nlfion SHORT & MORTON, "Times' Print- iiig Offiirc Smith W G, blacksmith Toner P C, attorn y Young G W, barber CALVIN NUTIING *. Ion POPE VALLEY. Napa County. A post-office, 12^ miles northeast of St. Helena. Biinnett Jesse, wagonmakcr K'son A, blacksmith H-'rvey Wm, bl'cksmith I idell W H, hotel CD Wi r, ■ TiiiMilai* %Vhi>«*lliari*owN. Iloit and ItrldKo ii %Vork, it*7 Main Mtr««t Muu VrancinrQ. *<3 ^^ 9 9 03 H Q OB ? ULIEII. TUGCIE <; CO.. Ship Planlt. all kinds. IM and an MMar Mt., Man Vraneloco. I California — Pope Valley-Port Kenyon. 757 Reagan J B, wagonmaker and uarpeuter Staudiford N W, blacksmi'h Thomas M W, grocer and ^lostraaster Walters J J, propr Walters' Springs Hotel Wardne r F S, county supervisor WABJ)NEB Si general merchandise POPLAR. Tulare County. A post-office, 12 miles from Tipton. CABPENTER A B, postmaster WBIGHT H M. agent Central Pacific K K, Port Costa nnd Benicia Wright J H, atrt Wells, Fargo & Co, and mgr W U Tel Co PORT COSTA. Contra Costa County. A post, ex- press and telegraph office, situated on the Carqninez Straits, 3 miUs below Martinez, and is the point where the Central Paciflc U. R. crosseM over the Straits to Benicia, on the gigantic railroad ferry-boat 5o/(tno, capable of carrying over twenty-Hve couches at a time. Port Costa ia rapidly coming to the front as a point of nhipment, wliere large vessels load grain for Eu- rope direct. Crowley & Casey (Dennis Crowley and Jerry Casey), boardiui; and lodging Dailey H T, general suptfJrangers Bus- iness Association Warehoust Dennehy & Brew (Jeremiah Dennehy and T 8 Brew), liquors Dresbach Wm, grain merchant Erakine Miss E C, propr Port Costa Hotel FLEMINO JOHN, liquors Foley John, hotel Grangers' Warehouse, H T Dailey agt Inman Daniel, nres Grangers' Business Association Warehouse Jones J P, postmaster, engineer and va- riety store Marks P & Co, butchers McHugh John, Railroad Boarding-house McNear G W, grain merchant Parrott & Co, grain shippers, Thos Watson ajjt FERINE G M. agent for G W McNear, grain dealer Railroad House, .lohn McHimh propr Hedingtoa Wm F, a^t VVm Dresbach Ryan John, liipiors Suisun Packinjj Co, canneries Talkon Mrs Mary, fruits, cigars and tobacco V0S3 FREDERICK, boarding and lodging W atson Thos, agt Parrott & Co Wheeler E, barber Mi PORTERVILLE. TuLARR County. A post and express office, 28 miles southeast of Visalia. Population '220. Abby A A, livery stable Baker Robert, general merchandise Belknap C G, Tule River Indian agt Bellingsley J D, livery Bo wen Ahab, liquors Carroll Ralph, liquors Chapman P E, |jhysician and druggist Davis A H, liquors Davis P P, grocer Fay & Twitchell, blacksmiths Field J T, ceneral merchandise GILLIAM & GILMER, general mer- chandise and express office Hammon D O, harnessmaker Higcins O C, physician Johnson & Hilton, Houring-mill Kinkade J E, hotel Lee J as E, barber Mann John, brewery McClain C A, flnnr-mills MENTZ WILKO. postmaster Putnam R Porter, general merchandise Redd Robt C, attorney Ru Id Jas H, veterinary surgeon Stolz Peter, bootmaker Tr HtA-oeC, M. F. Or«Kun Aah, Maple and Alder. DHHia BORCHOSS t co.,%'a;tfye^:'j£'gs.'^ ^a? a^rsur^r ' 758 California — Fort Wine-Princeton. PORT WINE. 13 Sierra County. A pnst-ofBce, miles nortliwest of Downieville. Abbott N B, liquors and groceries Oassidy F, hatcher CATA M' hotel, livery and postmaster DeriUers D, saloon Horton D, saloon Iseman J, hotel Lewis J, hotel O'Nt^ill J, saloon Rudge Mis, saloon POSACHINO. Fresno County. See Pulvadero. POTTER VALLEY. Mendocino County. A post and ex- press office; a lively little place, 18 miles from IJkiah; population 500. Baker H W, hotel Boyes W K, hotel Brings M 0, saloon and billiards Busch J G, mgr Grangers' Store Busch J G, stock and agriculture Carner Ambrose, bootmaker Garner Kichard. feed -mill Church of the Advent, Rev Gary pastor Coiiipton & Maze, gen mdse GOMPTON T J. postmaster and agent Wells", Fargo & Co Davis Rev S VV, clergyman ( Methodist) Engleman L D, car^jenter and under- taker Foster Jacob, blacksmith Grangers' Stnre, J G Busch mgr Hopkins T P, physician and druggist Thomas Hick, stock Whitney B P, blacksmith POWAY. San DfEGO Coi'nty. A post-office; an agricultural community "f *^00 or .300 Kjop'e, bitnittod '2'2 miles from San let^oaiiii 15 miles from the Coast. It has a go d school and a Church or- ganization. The cliniMtu is remarkably good; irnits easily raised and of the best quality. Anderson James, justice of the peace Blaisdi.-U 8 G, horticulturist and book can^■aa?er Clupin S, nurseryman Dodaon N H, attorney -at -law FBENGH £ D, physician and post- m^df Luce .S wi, groceries POWELLTON. BuTTR Couk'I'Y. a post-office, 33 miles north of Oroville. Campbell & Carr, hotel Carr E C, hotel and store Haii^ht Joseph, blacksmith McKay & Chapman, lumber poza San Luis Obispo County. A post-office, about 29 miles from San Luis Obisiio. ANQELINO PETER, general mer- chandise Craghill A J, blacksmith Farrell Phillip, clergyman Gregory A, blacksmith Lingo G W, sui)ervis(>r Meyers Geo, postmaster Peppin Wm, dairy PRATTVILLE. Pltjmas County. A post-office, 40 miles by stage from Chico. Abbott H B, general merchandise Bunnell House, W L Bunnell propr. Big Meadows DOTTA BROS, generarmerchandise Kusebie F, cooper Holmes A, saloon Pri.tt I) W, hotel Winckie Z, bla'jksmith PRINCETON. Colusa County. A post and express of- fice; the second town of the county, situatege'»t Wells, Fargo & Co aiid po.stmaster Carroll \V \\ furn tiire store Chandler Chaw, saloon Creason & I Ay, li%ery stable Eagle iJr, druggist Felis J, barlk'r GeolTert A A, saloon and harness and saddles Green Thos, saloon and restaurant CO GO '■* CO CO CO OP CO O 0S HARDWOOD LUMBEB.?.:i ITR BROH . la A Iff Ifain and 14 A Id Mprm tivt, M. !•'. Wanou MU»fk. 4:ubiu«l Woudrs, «^tr ULEH. TUGGIE i CD. Blacit ^Inut lumber. IH an<1 5M> Mprar Nt., CO •J CO CO CO oo CO California — Pi'inceton-Punta Areiiaa. 759 Hager John, salmon Hei-ruu Mat, contractor and lumbar Kitley \Vm, wagontniker Klemmer A, livory stable Lackey Jotm P, constable Leavilt £ J, flour-mill Lee J H, meat market MuColIem D, salooa Robiuaon S A, restaurant, notary public and justice u{ the peace Tapsuot V O, capituliat Thompson H D, blacksmith Vincent Chas, bootmaker Weaver C R, telegraph agt o PES 1 » nr «• KRETENHAOEN uiuroliaudiae OUST, general PROVIDENCE. San Bernardino County. Population 300. Barrett & Terris, proprs Mineral Point Mining Cu Belle McGilroy Mining Co of Cal, Gor- man & Dwyre proprd* Blackburn Bros, rauohcrs and butchers Bonanza King Cun Mining Cu, of New York, Daniel B (iillutte mgr Bowers Wm, Knanciai ag>^nt Briden D, supt Butianza King Con Min- ing Co and Trojan i'on Mining Co Cook & Thompson, proprs Treasury Mining Co Count E L, blacksmith and wagonmaker Crow J H, U S deputy mineral surveyor Drew H L & Co, general merchaiidiae Ewinff ft Ficklcr, coutractora OILUITTE D E manager Bonanza King Cou Mining Co and Trojan Con Mining Co, of New York Gorman ft Dwyrc, proprs Belle McGil- roy Mining Co Haile Smith, general merchandise H 11 R F, h>>tel and livery stable McKeivcy A, saloon Mineral I'oiut Mining Co of California, Barrett & T-ihs pr )pra Popijett ft Clark, wlioljiale liquors Ueid John, deputy sliuritl Treasury Mining Co of California, Cook ft Tliompiiun proprs Trojan Con Muiinij Co of Now York, D.tniol B Oilletti! uigr Walrath & Cinijiboll, saloon Ward I F, hotel and iivery stable PUJOL. San Dik(30 County. A post-office. Mund S, general mertliandisu !, guneiM! Wolf jOUl::! lUiTcliatidise PULVAOERO. FRE.SNO County. CO PUNTA ARENAS. Mendocino County. A post and ex- press office, reached either by the Vucitio. Coast steamers or the North Pacific Coast R. R., and connecting sta;4es; distant from Kan Francisco 101) mdes. ARTHUR C Rt general merchandise bacon L' K, physician Batcer S, saw-mill and gen mdse Booth Wm M, mgr Garcia Mill Bourns R, bootmaker Bowen A S, constable Brown Ches'er, wharfinger IturrougiiB ft Davidson, hotel Caughi-y Robert, county supervisor Chaliant A, carpenter Cohu J, tailor Crawford A K, clergyman (Methodist) Deering Chas J, supt Garcia Mills Diamond D, varieties Forbt-8 James, italoon Fowler W, harnessmaker tary public, and agent Wells, Faigo ft Co MoClure B F, tie c jutructor Mu.Muttin S W, hotel and liquors Morse Lewis, collector Morse L G, druLjgist, general merchan- dise, and attorncy-at-law Neylan .lames, sawmill O'Counill Wm, harnessmakcr O'Connell Wn», supt Hoisting Works I'eto Chas, restaur;, meai, market W.rrcn J B iV Co, butchers (0 c o PI o o o > r o PI PI H CO > 2 > 2 2 S o o nAnUn UUU LUlltDiin, «lt,M. F. Kiiu-k Waauut, SiMiuish Cea^r. V«u«erM. rn LOUiyBBWEHimH <;ca,gr/gailB;T.TOy 1 19 Montgomery St. 760 California — Purissima^Quinoy. PURISSIMA. San Mateo County. A post-office, 17 miles by stuge from San Muteo. BBITTOH MISS JULIA A. post- mistress DOHERTT RICHARD, hotel Lamlie F &. Co, blacksmiths Kohde R ft Son, general merchandise PURISSIMA HOUSE, Eichard Do- herty proprietor Rhodes & Co, general mercaandise QUARTZ MOUNTAIN. Tuolumne County. Post-office, James- town; I^ miles south of Jamestown. WITNET JOHN, merchandise hotel and genera QUEEN CITY. Plumas County. Post-office La Porte. Rudge Mrs John, saloon QUINCY. PLUMA8 CouxTf. A post, express and telegraph office. It is a mining and agricultural town, and county scut, pleauantly situated in American Valley, a v;ry fertile region. It is reached by stages from Oroville, which is 05 miles distant. The town is surrounded by the Sierra Nevada Range, and the hcalthfulness of its cli- m tte is amon<; its most attractive feat- ures. Quincy has a good weekly news- paper, the Plumas Knttotial. We are indebted to J. H. Whitlock, Esq., for favors. The additional names in the following list point to the considerable f;rowth the town has enjoyed since our ast issue of the directory. Barstow H M, attorney-at-law Black Tho-nas, county assessor Byers VV T, agt Reno and Quincy Stage Line Cate L F, physician Chapman .1 M, insurance agt Clough G (r, superior julge Cohen A, general merchaudiso Cohn, Levy k Co, general merchandise Cunningham Patrick, hotel Dempster James, dentist Edwards J E, hotel and market Edwardi W J, butcher Eisner Bros, clothing and gents' furn- ishing goo, sherift Hapgood N H. justice of the peace Harrison W, moicliant tailor Hendle Charles W, county surveyor Hognn E T, attorney-at-law Hughes B B, drugs and varieties Jeuks D W, attorney-at-law Kcddie Arthur W, U S surveyor and notary public Kellogg W W, attorney-at-law and no- tary public Ketchum J A, county recorder Kuhn Geo, bootmaker Lee C & Sons, general merchandise Ixiinery C, hotel Light M S, blacksmith McLciir George, county supervisor McLeod Kenneth, carriage painter Mitchell J, saloon Nation A T, attnrney-at-law Nonck (t R. burlier •'PLUMAS NATIONAL" (weekly), VVm E Ward editor Porter H S, attorney-at-law Robinson Duncan, carpenter Schlatter \Vm, brewery Smyth Thos, b:.rno<<8maker Van Norden T A, watchmaker and jew- eler Variel .f H, carpenter Variel R H F, district attorney, attor- ney-at-law and notary public Vetterline Frank W, stoves anil tinware WARDWM E. editor "Plumas Na- ti«.nar WHITINO F B. connty clerk, auditor and insurance ai>t WHITLOCK J H. general merchandine, agent Westej n Union TeIo;;raph Co, postmuster and insurance agent Wilson & Larison, blacksmiths PLUMAS NATIONAL NEWS AND JOB OFFICE, Quincy, Plumas Co., OaL WM. E. WARD, Editor and Proprietor. TERMS : One Year $4.00 Six Months 2.00 Official Paper of Plumas County. AS UIQnwnnn IIHIRFQ white broh.i.^* iaiifaiiiaiiiii4*i«Mpe«r nilnUlfUUU LUInDCn, St M.F. CoaatcrTopa, Newel FMM.BalMten. mEn, TUGBIE t C0.| W»«t^ itiMid »tt Wpgar «treet.iSSmFr»n«iiiro: .» CO ^ California — Railroad Flat-Red Bluff. 761 RAILROAD FLAT. ^ Calavkras County. A post-office, 29 miles by stage from lone. Olark M V, saw-mill MoCarty D, sa w-mil l TAYLOR EDWIN* general merchan- dise, notary public and postmaster RALLSVILLE. Fresno County. A poat-othce and a station on the Madora and Yosemite Stage Road, 20 milea from Madera. Dunstan C H, hotel HiUlreth Thomas, ^en mdse and hotel RALLS GEO W> hotel and saloon RANCHERIA CREEK. Amador County. Post-office Drytown. Bolton W, brewery GLAUS OEO. blacksmith Culbert M M, stock raiser Dickerman Henry, teamster Ford R M, groceries and hardware (tilchrist Duncan, orchardist Gilchrist Neal, farmer Goodman John L, mineowner Miller John, cattle raiser 8piuney \V, miner RANCHITO. Los Anokles County. A post-office, 6 miles northeast of Downey. Diinlap A H, postmaster RENDON A> general merchandise, ho- tel and saloon RAVENNA. Los Anoeles County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Southern Pacific R. R., 51 miles northeast of Los Angeles and 19 miles east of NewhalL Bowers Wesley C, postmaster O'REILLEY JAMES* general mer- chandise RANDOLPH. Sierra County. Post-oihce Sierra Val- ley. Barrett D W, physician Blatchley W F, blacksmith Buxton G Q, hotel Cody B F, saloon Doland & Blatchley, flour-mills DOLLEY Li general merchandise Fagg Jos, sliinglc-mill Myt- rs J D, saw-mill Northrup H, bootmaker Kawdim VV B, saw and planing-mills and sash and door factory RATTLESNAKE CREEK. See Big Oak Flat Hill. 7^ &o RAWHIDE RANCH. Tuolumne County. Post-office James- town; 5 miles southwest of Sonera. FRISBEE E C> general merchandise RED BLUFF. Tehama County. Is the county seat of Tehama County, and has a munici- pal form of government under a char- ter of incorporation. Its topography is desirable for the extension of its limits, being on a natural esplanade on the west bank of the Sacramento River, at the head of navigation, and on the Oregon Division of the Cen- tral Pacific R. R., 135 miles from Sac- ramento, the State capital. Its natural advantages for a perma- nent and steady growth are of such a nature and so multifarious aa to warrant the belief that the place will become a city of considerable importance in a pe- riod not very remote. It is surrounded by a very rich body of agricultural land, and the opportunities for develop- ing the stock-raising, horticultural and cereal-producing interests are manifold. These tacts are being taken advantage of yearly by persons who engage in the [tursuits of the husbandman. New ands are being opened up, and an in- crease in the acreage sown to grain and otherwise cultivated is annually being made. Everytliing indigenous to the latitude grows luxuriantly, and large crops are yearly harvested. It is main ly to the agricultural interests that the rapid growth of the place is due, though lumber of splendid quality is manufac- tured in great (juantities. It would be an excellent point for the erection of extensive wtoolen mills, as the bulk of the wool grown in Southern and Eastern Oregon and Northern California passes through this plaie. The yearly product of wool of Tehama County reaches al- most 2,000,000 pounds, which is a great source of revenue to its capital. With the superior facilitica for the manufac- C/> CD CD CD UlDnUUnnn IIIMDCD white MKOM., 1» a is Main ami 14 A lOISpear' nAnUnUUU LUilluCn, at, S. F. Uabs, Mpokes. Kims. Poles, SltaftB. etc. 49 ¥9 CO CO DAMELIIOHCBOSSICO.. Nl«^Mple,lMo. • FMt Street, «. F. 762 California — Bed Bluff. ture of woolen goods, offered by unex- celled wnter privileges, taken ndvantage of, we think an investment in such an enterprise would be a profitable one. The population of the place is put down at 2,600 people, and it nos a full com- plement of factories, mills, etc. The public schools are spoken of in the high- est terms, a perfect system for the eilu- cation of pupils seeming ti) be the result most sought after. All the religious denominations are represented. Academy of Our Lady «>f Mercy (The) ADLOFF & BAUHOARTNER (Ja- cob Adloff and (J H Bauingartner), saloon Adlofif Jacob (Adloif & fiaumgartncr) Allbright H M, blacksmith Alvord C T (Cornell k Alvord) Ashurst C B (Braynard & Ashurst), at- torneys-at-law Bahney W H, druggist Baird Geo, saloon Bank of Tehama County, W B Cahoone cashier Banks Jerome, attornoy-at-law and no- tary public Barry C R, attorney-at-law Baasett Geo, saloon and variety theater Baumgartner C H (AdlofT & Baumgart- ner) Bidwell Bros & Co (E L and E W Bid- well and J A Muti^regor), carriage fac- tory Blackburn J W (Clark k Blackburn) Brady John, livery stable Braynard & Ashurst (C P Braynard and C B Ashurst), attorneys-at-Iaw Braynard C P (Braynard & Ashurst) Breadon J, Picnic (irove Brooks G W, hotel Brown E C (Brown & Thompson) Brown £ & Co (Elisha and H W Brown), general merchandise Brown John W, livery stable Brown Thos, blacksmith and wagon- maker Brown ft Thompson (E C Brown and (reo Thompson), saloon BURGESS J W, pi-opr Tremont Hotel Burkct L H (Mosher & Burket), resi- dence Chico Cady J M, tailor Cadwulador Chas, pres Bank of Teha- ma County and nigr W* U Tel Co Cahoune W B, cashier Bank of Tehama County and agt W, F & Co Cameron J 8, phvsieian Campbell C A (Nlorris ft Campbell) CAMPBELL W C. deputy county clerk and notary public Champlin Geo, city trustt« Chipman ft Garter (M P Chipman and Chas A Garter), attornoys-at-law Chipman M P (Chipman ft Garter) Christian C E, birbor Church J E, general merchandise CLARK ft BLACKBURN (G W Clark and J W Blackburn). Fashion Saloon Clark G W (Clark ft Blackburn) Clark ft Mayhew (S D Clark and C B Mayhew), general merchandise Clark S D (Clark ft Mayhew) CLEMENTS JOHNi news and varie- ties and postmaster Cohn Ali'X, dry goods and clothing Collins O H (Uiuliart ft Collins) Comstock C A, justice of the peace and police jud^e CONE & KIMBALL (J S Cone and G G Kimball), general merchandise and agricultural implements, wool and grain buyers Cornell ft Alvord (H S Cornell and C T Alvord), dry goods and clothing Cornell H S (Cornell ft Alvord) Cuughlin T L, painter and grainer CRANOALL C Oi harnessmaker and saddler Crocker N ft Co (X Crocker and M Pos- ner), hides, wool, etc Cumining J 10, dentist Darrougii C H, drujjgist Davenport J S, grouiTica De Haven J L (Koberts ft De Haven) l>clclianty .fohn, saloon Delvocchio C H, barber Dillabough E, saloon Duncan J B, dairy Dyson J H, searcher of records Eastman S, wugonniaker Eby J, county assessor Edwards Wni, saloon Kllison J I<\ attorney-at-law Elmoro R H, druggist English Samuel, propr Red BIufT and Belle Mill Stage Line Epperson D.iniel, wagonmaker EsterleA M, dentist Fickert C W, furniture and undertaker Fife John, physician FiHh C E (Fishft Weeks) Fish ft Weeks ((.' E Fish and Randal Weeks), saloon Florenc'3 R H, hay, feed and saloon FORTIER E C, livery stable Foster C F, sheriH" F'owle C I), mgr Si'iger nifg Co Frank ft Mock, painters Frank S F, wool buyer and commission merchant Freeman S P, cashier for H Kraft Fuller Rolla, wliolesalu and retail liq- uors Gale H A, physician Gaas E S, principal Red Bluff Academy CO &0 CO CO CO oo &0 CD (0 o o CALVIN NUniN3 i SON, UlRDEKwt. JAlLi AWI» Vlfi!««:ifi WOKK, ««7 Miilu Mtreet, Man Vriuiclsu*. %/i CO >liEH, TUBGU t CO., 8PAWISH CEDAH. IH A ao Spear M. Man Fraiifflaro. 'o8- ^ ■S I i I 00 aiu\ aker lulal C/9 0) o anion il liq- O demy Irt California — Red Bluff. 703 Garter Chat A (Chipman & Garter) OEDNET D W. insurnnce agent Gerstenbertjer ft Kuhn (P Gerstenberger and A Kuhu), watchmakers and jew- elers Gerstenberger P (Gerstenberger&Kuhn) GratFel C S, horaeshoer O&EENE C H. county clerk Grimm J V, saloon and barber Gunzendorfer , furnishing goods, cigars, tobacco, etc Hastenplug J, saloon, and wine and vin- egar mfr Haswell C S, clergyman (Methodist) Hickman E, coroner and public admin- istrator Hilton F C, city clerk Holden T J, dentist Hook M I{, real estate and insurance a^t Howard W H, clergyman (Methodist) Hunter S J, furiiituro Jeffreas G W, attorncy-at-law and court commissioner Jennings A J, livery stable Johnson J A (Johnson ft SnlTell) Johnson k SatluU (J A Johnson and J M Satl'till), contractors and builders Jones (J F, saloon Jones T J, blacksmith and wagonmaker Jones \Vm Henry, attorney-at-law and notary public Kersey J C, gunsmith Klotz R, meat market Kraft H, banker Krauss John, brewery Kuhn A ((icrstenberger ft Kuhn) Lnnge (>has W, hainlressing and baths Iiani{«< L H D, saloon LEE BRUCJS B> insurance agent and money loancr I^nnon E F, justice of the peace Ijconard Geo O, glovemakcr, and guns, pistols, etc Leslie A (Willard ft Leslie) lA'wis J W, attorney -at law Lingscheid A, boots and shoes Logan James, barber Loomis A J, pork packer and dealer in ice LYON D Bi sui)erintendent Sierra Lum- ber Co Madison G W, soda worka Mailer C W D, saloon Manasse Martin (Voluntinc ft Manasse) Martin J E, bootmaker Matlock J T, district attorney and attorney-at-law Mau rino Q H, marble worka MAYER LOUIS, saloon Mayhew U K (Clark ft Mayhew) Mayhow H A, superior judge McCommons VVm, city marshal McGregor J A (Bid well Bros ft Co) MdKINNON Ni merchant tailor McManua Thos, blacksmith and wagon- maker Miller Henry, hotel Morris A W (Morris ft Campbell) Morris ft Campbell (A W Morris and C A Campbell), dry goods, clothing and millinery MOSHER ft BTJREIT (W G Mosher and L H Bui-ket), furniture manufac- turers and dealers Moshor \V G (Mosher ft Burket) Murphy Thomas, groceries and dry goods O'Brien J W, hardware, stoves and tin- ware O'Connor Will H (Vogel ft O'Connor) Otto Christian, bootmaker Payne D H, carpetweaver Payne J A, saloon PENDLETON J F & E C. proprietors '• People's Cause " "PEOPLE'S CAUSE" (daily and weekly), J F and E C Pendleton proprietors Perry Chas F, painter Phillips J (J Phillips ft Co) Phillips J ft Co (J Phillips, C Weatcu- haven and J Wiest), candy factory and ice cream saloon Posner M (X Crocker ft Co) Prater \Vm, meat market Pryor J H, mgr " People's Cause" Job Printing Office Quinby A 0, restaurant Hed Bluff Academy, E S Gans principal Ked Bluff Flour Mill, Willard ft Leslie propra Red Bluff Gaslight Co, T R Ryan supt Reeve W A, dentist Uiohart ft Collins (H C Richart and H C proprietor "Tooain " TOWNSEND A, proprietor "Sentinel" Trewblood John (Trewblood & Sprin- gate) Trewblood ft Springate (John Trew- blood and A M Springate), black- smiths Vestal G W, meat market Vogel Louis A (Vogel ft O'Connor) Vogel & O'Connor (Louis A Vo^el and Will H O'Connor), saloon Volker C, clothing, furnishing goods, boots and shoes, hats and caps Voluntino J C (Voluntiiie & Manassc) Volantine ft Manasse (J Voluntine and Martin Manavse), hardware, •toves, tinware and agricultural im- plements Wanee Wm, city express Ward M, clothing, boots and shoes Weeks Randal (Fish ft Weeks) Weutz Henry, bakery and saloon West J M, physician Westenhaven C (J Phillips ft Co) Westlake G W, physician Weston Henry, photographer Wi edman n Louis, bootmaker WIENDIECK HHi watchmaker, jew- eler and engraver Wiest J (J Phillips ft Co) Wietfeldt Henry C, horseshoer Willard G K (Willard ft Uslie) Willard ft Leslie (G K Willard and A Leslie), propr Red Bluff Flour Mill Winter Geo G, mgr for R Klotz Yager Myron, county supt public schools i ¥@@kl7 Fe@pl@'s Oais@, Red I31viH; i*iiiu. J. F. & E. C. PENDLETON, Proprietors. The leading and most influential Poper published in Northern California. Strictly reliable on all mutters. Has the largest circulation of any Paper in No ihern California. Subscription Price (Weekly) $2.60 in adirance. •• " (Daily) 6.00 REDDING. Shasta County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Oregon Divis ion of the Central Pacific U. H., 35 miles 'rom Ke«l Blutf. Everything indica'es a healthy growth, and its destir y as a placo of commercial im- port .nee is assured. The country Bur;onndiiiK it is agricultural in its nature, and is capable of supporting a dense population. It is the entrepot of n large area of thickly populated country, where wool growing and stock-raising are extensively carried on. Ashfield James, contractor and builder Averill G W (Gleavcs ft Avcrill), and dentist BARNES ft ESTES (L S Bamcs and J M E-ttes), proprietors "Shasta County Democrat" Barnes Ij S ( Barnes ft Estos) Bomis H R, s iloon Ben vie G P (liunvicft Valentine) BENVIE ft VALENTINE (G P Ben- vie and Wm Voleniiue), blacksmiths Berry Chas K, hardware, stoves and tin- ware Birkiiead James C, cigar factory Bri:8lauer I) k Co (1>, I aiid N Brcslau- er), general nicruhandiso B: own John R, agt C P U R Burroughs A 8 (Frisbic ft Burroughs) Bush ft Johnson (C C Bush and H F Johnson), forwarding and comniis:sion Carder Thomas, Oak Run Naw-niill Castle A S, saloon Conroy B, prnjir Redding Hotel COOPiSR J H ft CO (J H and J G Cooper), proprietors "Redding Inde- penaent" Cr.iddock John, livery stable Dickinson E, justice of the peace Dunn R G, agt W, F ft Co CALVIN NUniNG t SON, Manata«;ar«ra all kIndH ion liU lul J G ig Indo- il t inrouK. Ueo- California — Redding. 705 Eaton J P (Miller & Eaton) £>tei J M (Barnei& Eates), re« Weaver- ville Fader L J, feed stable Farhner J G, waf{oii maker FlaniKun ft (Jordan Misses, dressmaking FBISBEB ft BUBB0UOH8 (A s Bur. roughs and L W Frisbie), real estate and insurance agents Frisbie L W (Frisbio ft Wiley and'Fris- bie ft Burroughs), atturnoy-at-law and notary public Frisbie ft Wiley (Lewis W Frisbie and H R Wiley), attorney s-at-law George J, hotel and feed stable Gilbert J It ft Son (J K and S J R Gil- Iwrt), stoves, tin and hardware, agri- cultural implements, wood and willow- ware Glnazer Peter, blacksmith OLEAVES ft AVEBILL (J M (■leaves and (* W Averill), drugs and general merchandise Gleavcs J M (Gleavos ft Avorill), drug- gist Oreenwood Joseph, bootmaker droves Mrs (i, millinery and fancy goods flrovesfJeo, restaurant OBUTTNEB OSWALD, bakery and saloon Hoif Peter, moat market Klntz & Huster, Klotz Saw-mill LAWBYO J. physician LEY if'BANK, watchmaker and jew- eler Madison John H E, barber Major .1 N, livery stable McC/'ormick Janica (McConnick, Saelt- zer ft Co), postmaster McCOBMlCK. SAELTZEB ft CO (■lames Mct'onnick, K M Saell/»!r 'md W L Smitli), general merchandise, grain and lumber Mead S H, confectionery and furnishing goods MILLEB ft EATON (J H Miller and J P Eaton), druggists, opticians, jew- elry and varieties Miller Frank, (tencral merchandise Miller J H (Miller ft Eaton), physician Morris B R, harnessmaker PABKEB E Q. Vreka Saloon PECK 8 C, agent California and Ore- gon Stage Co ehr Pehrson N J, hotel "BEDDING INDEPENDENT' (daily and weekly), J U Cooper ft Co proprietors Rodgers James, stage agt Rupgles J R, merchant tailor Saeltzor R M (McCormiek,Saeltzer ftCo) Scamman J K, wagonmaker Schroter G C, liarness und saddles, hides and sewing machines Scofield Rev R B, Methodist clergyman "SHASTA COUNTY DEMOCBAT " (weekly), Barnes ft Estea proprietors Smith W A, blacksmith and wagon- maker Smith W L (McCormick, Saeltzor ft Co) Spann J W, notary publto and justice of the peace Spoara Mrs L L, ladies' hairdresser Spelman John, bsrber Thompaon Frank R, hotel Tiffin Mrs J E, stationery, varieties and ice cream saloon Valentino Wm (Benvieft Valentine) Watt Mrs S A, millinery and dress- making Weil S ( vVillard ft Weil) Wiley H R (Frisbie ft Wiley), attorney- at-law Willai I N (Willurd ft Weil) Willard ft Weil (N Willard and S Weil), general merchandise Williamson Daniel I!, mgr W U Tul Co Ave Y^oii Cjr<>in"r to Advei'tine V THE BEDDING INDEPENDENT, (DAILY AND WEEKLY.) I'l'BI.ISHED BY J. II. COOPICR & CO. 7^ c/> In inakiii;; up j our Advertisiii); Listn for Northern California do not forget the REDDING IN- I)KrKNl>I':NT. It iiUaa tliu most favorable rates, and being located at the " Keystone" point of itt section of the State, is the ni>>st favorably situuteil to I3li:]Vli:i^^IT YOXJl^ KUrtliVESS. San Frnncisro niurcaiitilo houtica will And Thk iNnKrBNDKNT of value to them in '.eeping posted as to the pro.'ru^s and wants of the (country in whidi they do buisne.4S, anil the prosperity of their custoniere. S\ibsi'riptions, Daily, S'O.tH) per yeor; Weekly, $3.00. tifAW the leadin^c Advertising Agencies do business for us, or you can communicate directly with tiie publisliers. J. H. COOPER & CO., Redding, Cal. c/> G^ CD CO en UiOnU/nnn l IIMDCD WMITK brum., 1» a 15 Main an«l 14 Jk Hi fipear nAnUllUUU LUmuCn* »I..M.V Moat Sioi-k. oak Plauk ana Timber. Odd FELiowy supplied, Vines, Baaaen. et«., at WOROKOSS Jt CO., Haaanle Temple, STo. • Past Street, 191. F. 3 7C6 California — Redjield^Redwood City. REDFIELD. TcLAEE County. See Mineral King. REDWOOD CITY. San Mateo County. A post, express and telegraph office. County seat- Population ISOO. Situated on the Southern Pacific B. E., 28 miles from San Franci3co, with which city it also has water communication. The town possesses two bri^^ht weekly newspapers, a flouring-inill, twobrew- eries, twti tanneries, and important lumber interests. 'J'he Grand Hotel and the Irem^ nt House are the prin- cipal hotels. The Grand, under the direction of Mr. Wni. Faull, formeily of San Jose, is in every particular a first-class house. Allen Mrs J M, fancy goods, pictures and frames ALLUH L W, editor "Times-Gazette" Ayres Charlts, propr Tremont House Baker David, boots, shoes and dry goods Barrett John, m<»rchant tailor Beeger Henry, tannery Bleiman Joseph, agt Wheeler and Wil- son Sewing Machines Botsch Frederick, boctmaker Bradbury ft F, physician Ch.imberlain & Wilcox (P P Chamber- lain and W J Wilcox), general mer- cha mlisp and jigts ^\'ells, Fargo & Co CHRIST JOHN* wholesale and retail dealer in wood and coal, grain propri- etor, storage and town marshal Clark Wm A, constable with Judge Walsh • Cloud J J, county surveyor Cook Alonzo, saloon Crowfc J, undertaker Crowe John C, Justice of the peace Cullen P, Hour and produce Davis & Green (S £ Davis and A Green), butchers Dielmann John, bakery Douglass Wm H, boctmaker Eikerenkotter C F, saloon Eikerenk otter E, county auditor EUREKA BREWERY. Claus Hadler proprietor FAULL^WILLIAM, propi ietor Grand Hotel Fisher Leonard, blacksmith and wagon- mnker Fitch James ¥, stoves, tinware, etc FITZPATRICK EDwARD F, at torney-at-law and notary public itzputrick P P, saloon orctD& Son (Daniel and 'Doniel W Ford), horseshoers and blacksmiths Tioprie- Ford John F, irsurance agt Fox & Ross (Geo W Fox and Geo C Ross), attorneys-at-law Frank Bros, of San Francisco, J G Roos mgr, tannery Frisbie Will, druggist and postmaster Garritson John, county supn visor Glennan J W, harnessmaker Glennon John, city clerk Gosch John, saloon GRAND HOTEL, Wm Faull tor Green A F, county supervisor Grimmcnstein Henry, saloon HADLER CLAUS, general merchan- dise, liquors, brewery, and city trustee HAFERKORN ANDREW, saloon Hannou James, saloon Hanson & Co (Charles Hanaon), lumber dealers and mfrs Hanson Henry C, cigars and tobacco, ait'l cigarmaker Hanson Peter, coal and wood Hartley G P. county supt schools Hartshough C, county assessor Hatch Jas, county sujtervisor Head F Edward, superior judge Hilton & Titus (James Hilton and John Titus), blacksmiths Hind Thomas, butcher shop Horn James, Farmers' Home Saloon and Hotel Horton Henry, stoves, tinware, etc Humburg August, upholsterer Hurd Mrs H H, groceries, etc Hynding C J, hotel and saloon Jacobson Louis, general merchandise and city treasurer Jamieson P B, plumber and gasfitter Johnsoi. D'H, physician Kincaid H, attorney-at-law ^nd notary public King Henry, barber shop and baths Kriess Michael, brewery Kuvk C Martin, salo m Kuck's (iermania Hall, Martin Kuck propr Lawrence W H, county supervisor Jjcahy k Jacobson (8 U L'ahy and Chas Jacobson), insurance agt J.'PAH Y S C (Leahy & Jacobson), pub li8her"San Mateo County Journal " Loveland E, public administrator and coroner Loveland E W, physician Maiiighauson Frank, farmer Lee ( Jeorge. farmer Morrell A F, farmer Olson Chris, far!»ior Pa'.mer J C, farmer REIF JOHNt farmer and postmaster Robinson R K, farmer Runels Charles, farmer Ruuelfl James, farmer REQUA. Del Norte County. A post-office, miles southeast of Crescent City. ALBERT H> postmaster 15 RICEVILLE. Tehama County. A post-office. AITKEN A B & CO. Wells, Fargo & Co's office and gener;.l merchandise Bisker J G, bootmaker Bonham B B, physician Cannon J C, blackismith Donovan J J, meat market Heidricdt Adam, wagon maker Kindle S W, hotel and liquors Liersch Wm, blacksmith Lown M, carpenter Maggard W F, ph} sician and surgeon McPuly & McCray, liquors Million Wm, hotel and liquors Mullen John, livery stable Ryon W T, postmaster, drugs and vari- eties Tibbets J W, carpenter C/> Cd RICH BAR. Plumas County. Post-office Spanish Ranch; 12 miles from Spanish Ranch. Beatty Thos, frnitraiser and miner BUVINOHAUSEN ALEX, hotel, frnitraiser and miner Chaplain Chos, mining French Ravine Quartz Mine, J B Whit- ing &, Co proprs Gausner F, hotel, brewer and fruitraiser Kcf'p Albert, miner ^nd fruitraiser Lafoon Madam, ferry McShane J B, butcher Moore Mrs, lodging-house Mori Geo, gen nulae and hotel Whiting F B & Co, proprs French Ra- vine Quartz Mine RIEBER'S STATION, El Dorado County. Post-office Placer- ville; 6 miles east of Placerville. Anderson 4; Lewis (G Anderson and W N Lewis), Mining Co Blair J & J, lumber mills Brislen John, wood, coal and timber contractors Chapman Rev A E, temperance lecturer El Dorado Scroll VV« rk >, i.^rnituro CO c > oo &0 &0 c/» Ir IN. HARDWOOD LUMBER, WIIITF, BKOM., I.) dk lA lllain ainl 14 A l<( Mpear l»t. H. F Bout tSiock, Oak l*lauk and f lubcr. CO is .9 Jim I' 'I H 8S mine nDIVCDMAM f rn 'BWRIiBBS, oirrr Goods lower than any LUUlO PnAftnlllAll Ol UU., howeln the €ity. 110 JWOntsomery m. 768 California — Rieher'a Station-Riverdale. Hassler & Bieber (J Hassler and H Rie- ber), printers Hicks John, wood, cor.l and timber con- tractor Lardou N E, wood, coal and timber con- tractor EIEBER lOXnS. hotel RINCON. San Bernardino County. Post-office Chino; 6 miles northeast of Chino. NOBLE JOHN> general merchandise RIO DELL. Humboldt County. A post-office, 14 miles southeast of Ferndale and 25 miles south uf Eureka. PAINTER Li general merchandise, justice of the peace, proprietor Rio Dell Hotel anfl postmaster TOWNSEND E S, deputy postmaster and clerk RIO VISTA. Solano County. A post, express and telegraph office. Is nituated i:i the extreme southeastern portion of So- lano County on the Sacramento River. One of the principal industries of the place u salmon fishing and canning, which is carried on (]uit3 extensively. It is S!) miles from San Francisco, and is reached by river steamer. Bark way Rev R H, clergyman (Metho- dist) Bell P, tinner lirunig Jos, lumber Carter R C, tinsmith Chase E, news agt Christenson M, wood and coal Claridge Mrs G A, liotel Craner A H, gioccrics Currie John, sadiller Eiidicott Dr R C, drugs Eriander & (J illinir^-, gen mdso Fallman L, blacksmith Ferguson VV, wagonmakcr Fiscus J B, livery Flannigan Mrs, dressmaker Frasf •• (ico, butcher (>ai icrJohn H, warehouse (iurney Jacob, saloon HuUey ST, blacksmith Holdersback J, wagonmaker Ingersoll J 1> justice of the peace Janowski J A, jew er Johnson & Emi^h (also Newton Land- ing), grain atid lumber Kearney Jas, shoemaker Kieman Thos, undertaker Lawson H, saloon Louis & Co, butchers Malone John, shoemaker Marshall C K, notary public McCray & McNally, saloon McGraw Daniel, saloon Miller Louis, painter Morgan L T, blacksmith Nelson C, saloon Nelson Simon, carpenter Perry J M, grocer Peterson A H, livery Roberts Geo W, saloon Runk Mrs L C, hotel Sidwell J M, produce Sidwell Mrs, restaurant Sorenson S P, furniture Stanton J C,, druggist Stoll C M, harness Tallman Mrs L, fancy goods Thompson Geo, saloon Wadsworth Wm, grocer Weslar Geo, barber WILCOX & DOZIER, general mer- ohai:dise Williamson Wm, flour-mill RIPON. Sav Joaquin County. A post, express and telegraph oiHcc, on the Central Pacific R. R. (Visalia ]!)ivision), 9 miles from Modesto. Fink John, carpenter Fiszsimmons A M, blacksmith Kinney D, carpenter Lock wood F G, painter O'Leary J, hotel and liquors Pygall (Jeo, bootmaker Sweet J G, carpenter YAFLE D F, general merchandise and postmaster and agt CVntral Pacific R R, Wells, Fargo & Co, W U Tel Co, and Ripon Warehouse Yaplo P, wheulrigi't RIVERUALE. Fresno County. A pust-oOico, 21 miles south of Fresno. As'ibrook Alfred, farmer Barritt B F, tAtock raiser Benii S F, farmer Carothers W A, stock and wool grower Chamberlain Joel, stock raiser Chamberlain Wm, farmer Cottle Luce & Co, stock and wool growers Forsyth James, stock raiser Gibbms Lomis, farmer Green V R, school teacher I •a P V \ PRISON CELLS, r«'iin«^n anU HrldK*' Work. tM7 Main Street, M. V. CALVIN NUTTING S SON. UllEII. TOGGLE t CO.. MEXIMII HUHD WOODS.'lA'g>axr i i c e 9» 2 California — Riverdale-Riverside. 7C9 Harlan Eliaha, stock raiser Hatch Dennis, farmer Hill Benson, stock raiser Jatun Joseph, fanner Lewi:- Lindsay, stock and wool grower Pickerl Harvey, stock raiser Powell James H, stock raiser Shance Robert, farmer Shance Wesley, farmer Sherwood Frederick, farmer Thompson Thomas, farmer RIVERSIDE. San Bernardino County. A post, ex- press and telegraph offi. >. This pret- ty place is distant 7 miles from the town of San Bernardino, and 8 miles by stage from Colton. It is surround- ed by rich orange and lemon groves and raisin vineyards. The drives in the vicinity of Riverside are the most interesting in the State. There is an abundant water supply and a delight- ful climate. Alder Samuel (Petchner & Alder) Allen Jacob, physician BELARB Ff restaurant and bakery, Main BETTNER JAMES, president River- side Fruit Co, Sth Binkley P T & Co, furniture and under- takers Blade Thos (Mayer & Blade) BOTB JOHN, proprietor St George Hotel, Main (see adv) Branch Mrs S J, restaurant Burt B D & Bro (B I) and B F Burt), general merchandise Carr VV'm, restaurant CarrW W (Wood & Carr) (.'arroU Mrs M K, restaurant Church Mrs L D, dres^iuiaking Colburn Rev M T, clergyman (Meth- odist) Conway K, notary public and justice of the peace {.\)x W <», painter Ciiimitigham G I), wagons, carriages agricultural implements Cunningham R F, real estate and insur- ance agt Derby A B, bootmaker Dicksun G W, livery stable Drake J M, books and stationery DyERBRftS(W Hand O T Dyer), Hiverside Bank, Main DyerOT (Dyer Bros) Dyer W H (Dyer Bros) Eseallier k Jourdan (J Eseallier and E Jourdan), saloon Evans S C, pres Riverside Land and Ir- rigating Co And Riverside Canal Co FASHION STABLES. W A Hayt & Son proprietors. Main (see adv) 'i<'ilkins C W, stationery, fancy goods, insurance agt and postmaster Gage Matthew, watches and jewelry Gill C J, physician OLENWOOD HOTEL, Frank A Mil- ler propr, cor Main and 7th (see adv) Gould H W, surgeon and dentist Greves James P, notary public and in- surance agt Hall J F, real estate Hamilton J W, drugs Hayt Chas P (W A Hayt & Son) Hayt W A (W A Hayt & Son) HAYT W A & SON (W A and Chas P Hayt), livery and feed stables and stage lines. Main (see adv) HOLT L M. publisher and proprietor "Press and Horticulturist and gen- eral job printing, Sth Horton Mrs S M, millinery and fancy goods Jourdan E (EscaVtier & Jourdan) Keith A & Son, fruit boxes Keith & Derby, boots and shoes Kelsey Bros (A S and J M Kelsey), fur- nishing goods and clothmg Lightner & Rosenthal (Samuel Lightner and E Rosenthal), general merchan- dise and agts W, F & Co Lyon & Rosenthal, dry goods Marsh Isaac, hardware, stoves anil tin- ware X asters & Heap (S Masters and Joseph Heap), blacksmiths Maxwell Samuel D, painter Mayer & Blade (John Mayer and Thos" Blade), saloon McBai'i Wm, dry goods MILLER FRANK A. groceries and crockery and proprietor Glenwood Hotel, Main (see adv) Moody E I*, furniture and undertaking Moore T F, o 'rriagemaker and agricul- tural implements Morse & Segar (Geo Morse and E L Se- gar), fruits Noland & Bro, painters Olney P F, dentist Oppenheimer L & Co (L Opponheimer), general merchandise Overton Miss Kate, operator W U Co Packard J, blacksmith PAPINEAU OTTLEY, harness saddles, M:iin Parker Miss L, millinery Pattiui S S, hardw.ire Petchner & Aliler (Frank Petchner Samuel Alder), blacksmiths wagonmakers CO CO Tel and and and GO &0 UIDnUfnnn l IIIIDCO WHITU BKOS., la a is Main aiMl 14 A lO Spt'ar IIAnUlf UUU LUInDCnf Ht.ll v. BImU Walnat, SimuIsIi €ed»r. Veneers. I I KNIGHTS TEMPUR UNIFORMS, MOROROSS A CO., MaBonlA Tniuple. No. O PoMt Mtreet, MAn Fran«lac«. 09 ^ H CO ■ K V IJ "5 we I 09 3 I 770 California — Riverside. "PRESS AND HORTICULTUR- IST," L M Holt publisher aud pro- prietor, 8th Rader H C, stage line Heinstein Philip, harness and saddles RIVERSIDE BANK, Dyer Bros pro- prietors. Main Riverside Canal Co, S C Evans pres, H J Eudisill sec RIVEBSIDE FRUIT CO, Jas Bett- ner president, B D Burt manager, 8th Riverside J^and and Irrigating Co, S C Evans pres, H J Rudiuill sec Roe Jas H, dru$;s atul stationery Rudisill H J, sec Riverside Land and Irrigating Co, and Itiverside Canal Co ST GEORGE HOTEL, J hu Boyd pro- prietor, Main (see advertisement) Scott W L, locksmith Sej{ar E L (Morse fc Segar) Shaftner C H, barber Shugart K D, physician and surgeon Smith Mrs M, dressmaking Spcnce W R, plumbing Stone John, butchcT Thompson A J (Wilson & Thompson) Turner A M, photographer Waite L C, nurseryman Wilbur Bros (John A and Oscar C Wil- bur), groceries Wilder C, hairdrcssing Wilson & Thompson (W S Wilson and A J Thompson), groceries, bakery, and restaurant Wood & Carr (W B Wood and W W Carr), hardware Wood W B, propr Riverside House St. Georg'e Hotel, JOHN ?^' n), Propr ietor. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. Rates Reasonible. Main Stre ?t, Riverside, Cal. Fashion Livery Stables, W. A. HAYT & SON, Proprietors. FINE TURNOUTS AT LOW RATES, ON SHORT NOTICE.) Connecting with all trains for S.an Uiesjo and Ijos .\ngelc3, carrying U. S. Mails iind Express. St.nges connect with all stages for Bernardino and Culton. Tri- Weekly Stage Line for Temescal. This is tlie only Stage Line tliat connects with the San Diego Train. Tickets sold through. RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA. GO ■ I— CO CO cs CO ca ia.1 i oo CO o PlllllftI UIITTIIir' P Cnil Maiiunii'tiin>r« all kinrtn IKOW WOHM, UALfflll nil I I inU & Ollil, **7 Muiii street, Maa Fj-anelac«. O O CO CO cs AllEH. TUGGIE & CO., H«i;«;«7rfPAi«vA.h,Fh«^^ NoM. IM and Ml M|»ear Mtiwrt. Man FranciMfO. ca CO C9 tJLI •4J C9 09 CD CO E a — CO C9 0) o o o California — Riverside-Rocklin. 771 GLENWOOD HOTEL. CM 09 s CO CM FRANK A. MILLER, Prop'r. Riverside, San Bernardino Co., Cal. Tho abr>vo Hotel is one of the very few establishments on the Coast that is so complete. Situ- ated anionu the Oranye tiroves of tliat sc tion of the country, to the traveler it is indeed a perfett paradise, l^ar^'c rooms in s\iites or single. To the tourist, or parties coming to this place, the pro- |>riotor offors sjwi'ial iuduccmunts and low rates. ROBERT S LANDING. Alameda County. Poat-oflSce San Lorenzo. ROBEKTS WM, hay .ind ftrain ware- houses, also dealer in lumber, etc ROBINSON'S FERRY. Calaveras County. A post-oftice, on the Sonora and Mokehimne Uill Stage Koad, 9 miles from Sonora. Casseretto F, general merchandise WOOD HAKVEY. postmaster county supervisor tliird district and ROCK. Yolo County. A post-cllice, 17 miles northwest of Madison. IJumsey D C. (juicUsilver mine TILLY J W, postmaster ROCKLIN. Placer County. A po-st, express and telegraph ortice. It is the eitstern terminus of tho Sacramento Division of the Central PaciHc U. H.. 22 miles northeast of that city, and 14 miles southeast of Auburn. Its location is quite pretty, being at the base of the Sierras, and its support is derived chieHy from the machine shops of the Railroad Cumpany. At this place extensive granite quarries are worked, from which shipments are made to all points in the valley. Population 700. Agler James, agt trainmaster C P R R, W, F & Co, and mgr W U Tel Co Burchnrd James, saloon CASSIDY JAMES, saloon Clow Stephen, blacksmith Clydesdale John, saloon COLT WM P, tin and hardware Cooley Menzo W, master mechanic Sacramento Division Crocker LeRoy L, general mdse Kbrs Martin, saloon Farrell Thomas J, bootmaker Glace Adam D, foreman C P R R round house Good Templars Lndge.No 332,Miss Lizzie Schneider sec Grunite L )d,'c, F & A M, No 222, John Sweeney VV M, Samuel Wentworth sec Jodoin Louis, bjrber Landis Stephen F, fruits and produce ^ CO c CO c > o o CO oo oo oo HARDWOOD IIIKBER WHITie »«••.•. 1» A IS Mala and 14 A M tpvar Mtrvet. W>. V. Ore^an Aah, Mavlu aad .4ltter 'II 11 1 ; 11 m 'M' m f ^1 1 LDIJIS BRWEnWAN « CD.t Jcw^liV a I»to2ond W< wk II Q Montgomery 19 Street, 8. T. 00 ll > ; Kit %s e* * II h 4- 772 CaK/omio — Jtocklin-Rohnerville. Lavenson Moses, general merchaudise Legion of Honor, Henry £ Stafford sec Levison Bros (I and J L Levison), gen- eral merchandise Lodge A U W, Rowland George M W, Henry E Stafford recorder McCretdy Geo W, propr Trott's hotel Neher Mark J, livery stable Njyre Alfred A, division clerk C P R R Connor John M, general mdse Pfosi Jacob, bakery Rowland George W, blacksmith Schlei^elmilch Mrs Mary, hotel Schneider Lizzie, sec Good Templars Schoenemann Chas \V, physician Schoenemann Thomas W, druggist and physician Schuetze Wm P, meat market Silsby Albert W, operator W U Tel Co Smith B F, justice of the peace Smith Miss Isabella C, postmistress and stationery Stafford Henry E, physician SWEENEY JOHN, liquors and gro- ceries, Depot Taylor Rev David, pastor Congrega- tional Church Taylor J N, granite Vantre s Mrs Rebecca, lodging-house Wentworth Samuel, sec Masonic Lodge ROCKPORT LANDING. Mendocino County. Post office West- port. Christiansen C, hotel and wool dealer Dodge Mrs Leonar 1, millinery Perry Wm, wagoumaker Turner M L, gen mdsc and justice of the peace Young G G, general merchandise ROCKY POINT. Sierra County. A post-office, 10 miles northwest of Sierra Valley. Freeman Willis, blacksmith McNair Bros, saw-mill YABBINGTONHENKIETTA, post- mistress Yarrington H J, hotel ROGERS' HOT SPRINGS. Fresno County. KREYENHAQEN EMU, stage pro- Srii'tor EYENHAOEN OUST, hotel Landrum Mark, saloon ROHNERVILLE. Humboldt County. A post, express and telegraph office, situated on the Eureka ami Clovcrdale Road, 20 miles by stage south of the former place. Its main supports are the lumber, wool and agricultural interests of the local- ity, which are very valuable. The town is built on a healthy site, and is in a flourishing condition. Adams S S Brewer Chas H, blacksmith Brien John, justice Davis H A P, justice Dyer Mrs D A.inillinery and fancy goods Feigenbaum J & Bro, gen mdse Felt T D, physician and surgeon Finch J W, constable Gill A M, dry goods and millinery GORDON Chas E, editor and proprie- tor "Rohnerville Herald" Hamill Owen, wagonmaker Kalischer N & Co, general merchandise Lamb Bros, market Moore Chas, livery stable Perrott M, livery stable Ral Thos, varinties "ROHNERVILLE HERALD ' (The), Chas E (iordoM editor and proprietor Stephens W L, clergyman (Methodist) Tibbetts A C, Hour-mill Towndrow W N, physician Tyrrell A J, drugs, books and stationery W'eldon J A, dentist Wootllee H, hotel The Rohnerville Herald, Published every Wednesday at Rohnerville, Humboldt County California^ CHAS. E. GORDON, Editor and Proprietor. TERMS: $1.60 PER YEAR. TiiK Herald is published in the centre of the Great Eel River Valley, the most productive and prosperous region in Northern California. CALVIN NUniNG t SON, M7 1I/%IW MTRBKT, MAN FRANCMCO. Iron Doom, Bank Vaalta, Kte. >LIEH. TUGGIE & CO.. VENEERS "aiP^'jas.*^ it rial ;^ 9 c % is r California — Rose's Station-Routier Station-. 773 ROSE'S STATION. Kern County. A post-office, 36 miles south of Bakersfield. ROSE WM B> general merchandise, postmaster and hotel ROSEVILLE. Placer County. A post, exjiress and telegraph office; a small agricultural town at the junction of tne Oregon Division and tlio main line of the Central Pacific R. R., 18 miles from Sacramento; a town of about 400 in- habitants. Band of Hope, meets Friday nights Baxter J B, saloon Baxter \V, saloon Berry T A, barber and saloon Bluir & La Due, meat market and saloon Branstetter , propr Junction House Branstettcr W J, general merchandise Bulens & Valentine, Depot Saloon Fitzgerald VV J, blacksmith and wagon- maker Fletcher Robert J, livery stable Golden Ea^le Hotel, W Scott propr CJregory H L, clergyman (Methodist) Hickins John, Roseville Brewery I O G T Lodge, No 2G1, meets Saturday nights I O F, meets Odd Fellows Hall on Sat- urday nights Junction Hotel, Branstetter propr Niles Wm B, physician Pratt J D, hay, grain, aj^ricultural im- plcmcnta and general nicrcliandise Fallen Samuel J, school toucher, justice of the peace, notary public and in- surance agt Keehner Cliailes, blacksmith Schoonovor D J, physician and surgeon Siggins Mrs, dressmuUer Thomas Sl Sdii, ^eiioral merchandise Williams W B, painter Woodruff Curtis, bootmaker ROUND MOUNTAIN. Shasta County. A post-office, 35 miles northeast of Redding. Afterthought Mining Co, J O Stewart supt Redeker Wm, general merchandise STEWART J 0> superintendent After- thought Mining Co ROUND VALLEY. Inyo County. A post-office, 30 miles north of Independence. Jones John E, tlour-mill Jones Thos E, farmer Olds David, blacksmith Sheldon Rev H B, Methodist clergyman Simmons Rev L W, Methodist clergy- man STOTJTENBOROUGH J H, general merchandise Swan C S, justice of the peace CO ICO. ROUGH AND READY. Nevada County. A post and express olHce, ontheMarysvilioStiige Road, 8 miles southwest of Nevada City and 4 miles west of Grass Valley. It is an agricultural and mining town. Melbourne E L, saloon Roberts Q Y, constable Schlottlcaur E L, ireneral merchandise SCHRODER JOHN F. general mer- chandise and postmaster Single J, blacksmith ROUTIER STATION. Sacramento County. A post-office on the Sacramento and Placerville R. R., 11^ miles east of Saciamento; sup- pi >rted by general merchandise and farming. The country in the vicinity of this village can scarcely have jus- tice done it by word picturing. The fields of grain and extensive vine- yards and orchards that skirt the road on either side form a subject that would exert the fancy of a poet to its utmost to describe. Bryan A W, stock dealer Bryan E H, farmer Bryan W F, farmer Colquhan Chas, farmer Didording Chas, fanner Evans John, farmer Hanlon (ieo, farmer Hicks G D, miller Hoy Peter, farmer Kelley Edward, farmer Kilgore D C, farmer Mahew Leon, saloon McDermot John, farmer Menke A, hop grower Mortas E G, farmer PATTERSON A D, justice of ^ . peace, postmaster and agent Sacra- mento and Placerville R R Qauad Stephen, farmer Routier Joseph, fruit and wine raiser Schmidt Herman, blacksmith Shields John, farmer Smith M L, farmer Stephens R D, fruit and wine CO CD CO "S CO CO .1 i 'I CO HARDWOOD LUMBER i WAGON ST0CK.'^?JTf;?fS;^'i2f .^'^^iEt!' MASONIO OUTnTS, ^!SI2a.n!2ie"«i*."iR!5f SS^f^' !■! I I I I t I CO 774 California — Routier Station-Sa.cramento. Studerus John, fruit grower Taylor D W, farmer Taylor John B, farmer WiUiamaon D L, farmer ROWLAND. El Dorado County. A post-oiHce, 25 miles northeast of Markleeville. RAMSEY BROS( general merchandise Kuwlaud T B, hotel RUTHERFC:?D. Napa County. A post and express office, on the California Pacific It, R. (Napa Branch), 14 miles from Napa City and 4 mile < from St. Helena. Frye J, postmaster FBYE & NOTTAGE, general mer- chandise, agents California Pacific R R, Wells, FarfTO & Co and Puget Sound Lumber Co Hortop H, blacksmith SACRAMENTO. Sacramento County. A post, expres' and telegraph otiice. Situated on the east bank of the Sacra- mento River, in the lovely valley bear- ing the same name, is the handsome cap- ital of the Golden State. Her position geographically is decidedly favorable, renaerin^ the business men of the city invaluable aid in enlarging their trade, which, in their absence, must be cir- cumscribed to very narrow limits by the competition of San Francisco mer- chants. By the energy and enterprise of her citizens, who have always been alive to the development of their city, she lias reached the second place as a commercial emporium, and we be- speak for her a continual growth and an honored place in the rank of the most substantial cities of the coast. Her many avenues of trade are orna- mented with splendid structures, well ftaved with cobble stones and bril- iantly illuminated with gan, while many of them are traversed by lines of street railway, and well drained by an excellent system of sewerage. In the resi'lence portions of the place the roomy yards, studded with palms and ferns, and ablaze in most seiisons of the year with rare flowers, there are many objects of attraction. In the possession of magnifiuent private homes, Sacramento will compare favorably with any city of the same size in the Union. The railroad depot, constructed in the summer of 1879, and the beautiful capitol building are features of the place that deserve special notice. The former is com- posed principally of iron and glass, is upwards of 300 feet in length, and is conveniently subdivided into compart- ments peculiar to itself. The latter is a handsome structure, very commodi- ous and attractively situated in lovely grounds, and surmounted by a dome 180 feet in hight. Its cost was in the neighborhood of $5,000,000. The city is also well supplied M'ith daily and weekly newspapers. The press of the city is a credit to it, and the circula- tion of the papers show an apprecia- tion that is commendable. The con- struction in the past year of many substantial business houses and resi- dences, and the contemplated invest- ment of capital in similar improve- ments the present year, is a huppy commentary on her future growth. The population is estimated at 2G,- 000. ABBOTT A. cashier California State Bank, 330 J Abrams J, bootmaker, 803 L Ackerman & Co (Maurice Block Sacra- mento, Ackorman Bros, San Fran- cis :;o), wholesale dealers in crockery and glassware, ti2i) and(i31 J Acock & Charleville (F L Acock and Fred Charleville), real estate and ius agts, 904 7th Acock T L (Acrck & iJharleville), 004 7th ADAMS a £• hay, grain and feed, wholesale and retail, 727 J Adams L S (Adams, McNeill & Co), residence San Francisco ADAMS, McNeill & go (l s Adams and John McNeill), wholesale grocers, NE cor Front and L Agricultural Park, cor 20th and G Ainsworth Henry, blacksmith, alley bet 3d and 4tli, P and Q Aitken A (Aitken & Fisli), 617 K AITKEN & FISH (A Aitken and F N Fish), marble works, 017 K Alexander 1> £, &ttoruey-at-law and notary public, '.♦04 7th Alexander S, clothing, 806 K Alfarro Isadoru, saloon, 1531 Front Allmond Geo D, apt White sewing machine, fancy goods, 80G J ALSIP E K (Swettser & Alsip), 1015 4th American BLtgle Hotel, T S Wilkinson propr, 1201 J American I president Capitol Furni- ture Co, 616 J Babson & S-ndler (Seth Babson and and James Soadler), architects, 1006 7th Babson Soth ( Babson k Seadler), 1006 7th Bagley W H, varieties, 1102 J Bauoy Benjamin, county supervisor Bailey Frank W (Bailey and lughram), 324 K BAILET & INOHRAM (J M lugh- ram and Frank W Builey), Interna- CO tional Hotel Saloon, 324 K Bailey W fl, hnrnosjmaker, 1030 K Baker B, hotel, 1114 7th Baker & Hamilton ( L L Baker and R M Hamilton), hanlware and agricultural implements, C H Hubbard mgr, 109- 115 J Baker L L (Baker & Hamilton), res San Francisco Baldwin C G, groceries, cor 12th and G Baldwin W H, physician, 1029 2d Bauholzer F, engraver, 430 J Buptiste John (John Baptiste & Co). 326 K BAPTISTE JOHN & CO (John Bap- tiste and F X Perreiter), cii^ars, to- bacco and shooting gallery, 326 K Barber M, hay, grain and mill feed, NE cor J and 11th Barnes Chas, grain sacks, cigars and tobacco, 910 J Bartels & Gregory (Wm Bartels and V J Gregory), wholesale liquors, 910 2d Bartels Wm (Bartels & Gregory), 910 2d Bassett L F, city engineer, Water Works Building Bassett W S (Taft, Bassett & Hunts- man), 501-505 M BATES OEOROE E (Freeman & Bates), 916 5th Bauer Frank X (Bauer & La Motte), 729 K Bauer John (Ross & Bauer), 315 K Bauer John J, county supervisor BATTER & LA MOTTE (Frank X Bauer and Adolph LaMotte), copper- smiths.plumbers and gasfitters, 729 K Baumle F, sausages, delicacies, etc, 426 J BAT OTSTER AND CHOP HOUSE, Morris Uadonich proprietor, 1025 2d BEALS H St photographer, 415 J, up Beard M R & Co (M R Beard), blank books and stationery, 312 J Beardslee E A, mgr W U Tel Co, 1015 2d BEARNSEN N. stoves, furniture and crockery, 829 J BEATTT ADAH (Beatty, Beatty & Beatty), attoruey-at-law and notary £ublic, 328 J ATTT, BEATTT & BEATTT (H O, W H aud Adam Beatty), attor- neys-at-law, 328 J BEATTT H (Beatty, Beatty & Beat- ty), attorney-at-law and receiver U S Land Office, 328 J BEATTT W H (Beatty, Beatty & Beatty), attorney-at-law, 328 J Beaumont Duncan, land agent, 904 7th Beckley P R, county supervisor Beckman Wm, pres People's Savings Bank, 400 J "BEE" (daily and weekly), James Mc- ('Intchy & Co proprietors, 1016 3d Bec-be Joseph (Jones & Be z o o o GO CO CO OO HARDWOOD LUMBER ^'^^'^ i!!':!*'^-.!." ft.i^M^?.*"^".** }*jf^ i« spear Ht, H.V. Oak, Anil, Hlek*ry, JHaple, Cherryt ete. LOUIS BBWEHHHH t CO., JBWRLBBS. oirer Ciooda lower than aajr houMln the €lty. AlO Moatcoaiery ttt. h: K 776 California — Sacramento. Beede S S, saloon, Agricultural Park Behen Michael, saloon, 501 5th Bell CharleH, druggist, SE cor 2d and K Bell & Co (L Bell), auctioneers and com- mission merchants, 916 J Bell H A (Griflitts & Bell), 812 K Bell L (Bell & Co), 916 J Bellmer M, groceries, NE cor 8th and M Belvidere Hotel, Jacob Frees propr, 1023 6th Bennett H, note-teller Sacramento Bank, cor 5th and J Bennett Henry, blacksmith, 12th bet D and E BENNETT I, cigars, tobacco, fruits, varieties, etc, 926 J Bennett Mrs M A, dressmaking, 1117 9th Bennett Michael, saloon, 807 J Berck L B, groceries, NVV cor 1 3th and K Btrg & Co, painters, 728 K Bergmann A, pickle and vinegar works, 709 and 711 L Bcrkey Thos H, county clerk. Court House Bernard H M, carriage manufacturer, cor 6th and L BERNHABD CONBAD. superinten- dent Capital Furnitiue Co, 616 J Berry Mrs L E, lodging-house, 1117 5th Betschart B (B Betschait & Co), 1025 Front Betschart B & Co (B Betschart and Frank Schuler), proprs California House, 1025 Front BidwellA Cook (FJ Bidwell and D O Cook), grocers, 128 K and 1108 2d Bidwell F J (Bidwell & Cook), 128 K Biewener Fredk, meat market, 4(X) M BiliuigH E L (K L Billings & Co), 417 K Billings E L & Co (E L Billings and Jas Woodburn, wholesale Ii(|Uors, 417 K BIIIINGSLEY & CO (U C Billings- ley anil A S Hopkins), wholesale wood- en and willow ware, 311 and 313 J Billingsley U C (Biliingaley & Co), 311 and 313 J Bingay Mrs E C, teacher of drawing and painting, Odd Fellows Temple Bishop Chas E, county supt cf schools. Court House Black Andrev/ (John Black & Son), 83 Front (old number) Black John (John Black &, Son), 38 Front (old number) Black John & Son (John and Andrew Black), Sacramento Cracker Co, 83 Front (old number) Blair Samuel, county supervisor Blank D M, mgr Continental Oil and Transportation Co, Front bet K and L Blauth T H, ^aloon, 1021 4th Blessing £ 6 (Blessing ft Guthrie), cor 7ih and K Block Maurice (Ackerman ft Co),620 and 631 J Blodgett C A, saloon, NW cor K and 2d Blue Geo B, carriage-maker, 917 and 919 3d Boeker John, mfr cane and willow-ware, 515 J Bolier John (Bolier ft Boeder), 816 K Bolier ft Boeder (John Bolier and Ed Boeder), saloon, 816 K Bond ft Huntsman (Mrs M J Bond and Mrs L V Huntsman), millinery, 623 J Bond Mrs M J (Bond & Huntsman), 523 J Bonney C P, patent medicines, and agt Buell's Patent Spring Bed, 1226 7th Bonstin S A, groceries, 817 K Booth ft Co (Newton Booth, C T Wheeler, J T Glover, and W W Dodge), wholesale grocers, 41-49 (old numbers) Front Booth Newton (Booth ft Co), 41-49 (old numbers) Front Borchers Wm, saloon, 1020 J Borra Joseph, Sacramento Conservatory of Music, 515 K BOSONIS BRO. director Sacramento Institute, cor 12th and K Boston Drug Sture, .'101 J Bostwick Aliss Carrie, millinery, 517 J Bovyer Edward A, carpenter, 520 L Bowers W 0, propr Union Hotel, cor 2d and K Bowser W W, agt Wheeler ft Wilson Sewing Machines, 5^7 J Boyd Mrs J W, dressmaker, 505^ J Boyle Miss Katie, dressmaking, 1014 Sth BOTNE WM & CO, marble works, 712 K Brandt A, fancy goods and ladies' un- derwear, 607 J Brass Wire (Jold Placer Mining Co, Carl Strobel seo and treas, 321 J Breiidliii A (Brendliii ft Zechcr), bakery, 1128 I, and 20th bet H and I Brcndlin & Zechcr (A Brendliii and F J Zechcr), Pacific Bakery, 1128 I Brcuncr John, furniture and bedding, 004-008 K Brewer A, saloon, SE cor Front and K Brewer B B (Brewer ft South worth), 628 J J Brewer M T (M T Brewer ft Co), 1006 -1010 2d Brewer M T ft Co (M T Brewer and J F Farnsworth), wholesale fruit, pro- duce and seeds, 1006-lOiO 2d Brewer ft South worth (B B Brewer and S S South worth), dentists, 628} J Brier B C, short-hand reporter, Court House PIONEER IRON WORKS, C'AliVIW IVIITVINW 4k HMt, Pioprl«*tors. liatabllahed 1M». *e7 Mala Street. » F. ill ■y >ILEH. TUGGIE t CO.. WAGOll LUMBEH.'tf.^aES'^'^- ir CNI -49 1006 SP CO • 39 ca E GO California — Sacramento. 777 BriggB W A, physician, 212 J Brigga W E, oculist »nd aurist, 429^ J BROICH JOHNi cabinetmaker, up- holsterer, and furniture mfr and dealer, 706 K Bromley Thomas, merchant tailor, 810 J Bronner Geo F, groceries, and public administrator, cor 15th and L Brooklyn Hotel, J E Mooney propr, 85 and 87 (old numbers) Front Brothers Misses, milliners, 61 1 J Brown Bros (Richard, Franklin, and Simeon Brown), blacksmiths and wagonmakcrs, 020 K Brown Miss Emma, hairdresser, 517 K Brown Franklin (Brown Bros), 920 K Brown House, lodgings, H C Capwell propr, 328 K Brown I S, attomey-at-law, NE cor 3d and J Brown Isaac, saloon, 120i J Brown James A, saloon and variety theatre, 115-119 K Brown John Q, city mayor, City Hall, supt Capital Gas Works, cor Front and T Brown Richard (Brown Bros), 920 K Brown Simeon (Brown Bros), 920 K Bruce House, P C Smith propr, 1018 J BRUNE A £> physician and surgeon, 521 J Bruner Elwood, attomey-at-law and notary public, NE cor 4th and J Brust Mrs M A, dressmaking, 612 K Bryding P, propr Tremont Hotel, 112 and 114 J Buchanan A N, notary public, 916 5th Buckley Henry L, district attorney. Court House Buell G B (Buell & Roberts), 1226 7th Buell & Roberts {G B Buell and D L Roberts), spring bed mfrs, 1226 7th BUNDOCK H F & BEO (H F and J S Bundock), Sacramento Pottery, cor 30th and N Burgess T K, veterinary surgeon, 728 K Burke F T, lodging-hcmse, 918 2d Burke M A (Sisson, Crocker & Co), 129 J Burkhord W J (Eureka Sign Co), 815 K Burnett H A (Pearson, Amsden & Bur- nett), cor r2th and J Burr E A, hay and grain, 815 J Burroughs Mrs V A, hairdresser, 428 ^ J Burtless W H, mgr Cabinetmakers' Committee, 822 K Bush Ed X, cigars and tobacco, 326 J Bush Geo T, gas fixtures, gasHtter and plumber, 513 J Bush John, barber, 626 K Butler Frank (Saunders ft Butler), 302 J Butler Stephen W, county supervisor Butterfield W A, groceries, NE cor lOth and J Byers R H, undertaker, 600 K Cabinetmakers' Combination, W H Burtless mgr, 822 K Cadwalader Ed (Cadwalader ft Parsons), 231 J Cadwalader Geo, attomey-at-law, NE cor 3d and J Cadwalader ft Parsons (Ed Cadwalader and Chas R Parsons), real estate and insurance agts, 231 J Caldwell S R, supt City Cemetery California Bible Society (branch), 1023 9th CALIFORNIA CANDY FACTORY. Henry Fisher proprietor, 5u8 and 510 J CALIFORNIA CRACKER CO, Henr> Fisher agent, 510 J California Hotel, B Betschart & Co proprs, 1025 Front CALIFORNIA STATE BANK, A Abbott cashier, 330 J Callahan D E, county treasurer. Hall of Records Callihan Mrs P A, milliner, 613 J Calvyn & Chipman (James M Calvyn and H C Chipman), painters, 1107 2d Calvyn James M (Calvyn & Chipman), 1107 2d Camcnzind F, carpenter, 2118 H Campbell Chas M, furniture and bed- ding, 409 K Campbell M, groceries, 1316 5th Cantwell H C, cigars and tobacco, 430 J Cantwell W R, attorney-at-law, NE cor 3d and J CAPITAL ALE VAULTS, J J Na- gcle proprietor, 302 J and 1005 3d Capital Brewery, Kerth & Nicolaus proprs, cor 12th and I CAPITAL FURNITURE CO. J M Avery president, F Mier secretary and treasurer, Conrad Bernhard superin- tendent, 616 J Capital Gas Works, John Q Brown supt, cor Front and T Capital Hotel, Blessing ft Guthrie proprs, J H Miller mgr, cor 7th and K Capital Ice and Coal Co, Chas Sellinger mgr, 1009 3d CAPITOL PACKING CO (J H Car- roll, R Hickmott and D E Ashby), packers of hermetically sealed goods, 1113 and 1115 Front Capital Sign Works, J C Quinn • propr, 321 J Capital Soap Co, Withington ft Wil- liams proprs, 1427-1431 Front Capital Soda Works, Henry J Postel propr, 310 J PIONEER IRON WORKS, 60 CO C/9 CO OO 3 J Carraiher Edward, rostaurant, 1018 3tl Carroll J C (J C Carroll & Son), 808 K Carroll J C Jr (J C Carroll & Sou), 808 K Carroll J C & Son (J C and J C Carroll Jr), marble works, 80S K Carrol' J H, Capital Packing Co, 1113 and 1115 Front (and Jauies I Felter & Co, 1016 2d) Carroll's Warehouse, cor 11th ai.d B Cary W W, wiichniaker. 1005 2a Caselli A, bootmaker, 216 J Casey & Cronan (H < J Casey and M Cro- nan), wholesale liquors, 218 K Casey H G (Casey & Cronan), 218 K Castorf Mrs L, Imlging-hnuse, 300 K Castro Manuel, wood and coal, NW cor 4th and L and Front bet P and Q Caswell Wm, city ^'U poster and ugt "Chronicle," "Alta" and "Demo- krat," 524 K Catlin A P, attomey-at-law, 1007 2d Central House, Hornlein Bros, 818 and 820 K Central Pacific Railroad Hosnital, 13th bet C and D Chadderdon J L, paints, oils, etc, etc, 204 K CHAMWE RT 'ATTf W E> vice-president National Gold Bank of D Mills, SE cor 2d and J Champion Mrs Lizzie, lodging-house, 415^ K CHANDLER L C> real estate and in- surance, 227 J Charleville Fred (Acock & Charleville), 904 7th Chesley George W, wholesale liquors, 51 Front Cbipman H C (Calvyn & Chipman), 1107 2d Chittenden W A (W A Chittenden ft Co), NW cor 9th and J Chittenden W A ft Co (W A Chitten- den and W L Weyant), general mer- chandise, NW >r Uth and J Christianson & Bro (Anthony and Chris Christiauson), poultry, game, fruit, etc, 703 J Christy Edward, county supervisor Churchman John, painter, cor 24th and J Churchman Jonathan (T C Churchman ft Son), cor 24th and J Churchman T C (T C Churchman ft Son), cor 24th and J Churchman T C ft Son (T C and Jona- than Churchman), blicksmitlis and wagonmakers, cor 24 and J City Board of Education, 323 J City Brewery, Ruhstaller ft Schulcr), proprs, oi>r 12th and H City Cemetery, 10th and Y City Hotel, Andrew Noone propr, K bet 3d and 4th City Railway, A J Painter supt, cor 20th and K City Water Works, R D Scriver clerk. City Hall Clark A V (N Clark ft Sons), J bet 33d and 31th Clark G D (N Clark ft Sons), J bet 33d and 34th Clark James, saloon, 221 K Clark J Frank, undertaker, 1017 4th Clark N (N Clark ft Sons), J bet 33d and 34th CLARK N & SONS (N. G D and A V Clark), Pacilic I'ottcry, manufacturers of suwcr-p pu and water bricks, J bet 33d and Ui\\ Clark Patrick, saloon, cor 6th and M Clark R C, superior judge. Court Himse darken R M, attorney -at-law, 328 J Clauss ft Wertheim, saloon, 4 1 1 J Clayton Chas, cigars and tobacco and musician, 605 K Clayton M F physician and nropr Pa- cilic Water Cure, N W cor 7th and L Clements Miss M (Tice ft Clements), 521 J Clinch C, saw filing, K bet Sth and 9th Cluness W R, physician, 1029 2d Clunic Building, cor Sth and K Coates M, car[)cnt('r, 502 I Coffey P J ft Son (P J an.l J H Coffey), wb ' >n and carriage mfrs, 924 and 920 4th COOLAN C M> deputy county clerk COHEN raiNi carpets and oil cloths, lace curtains, etc, 419 and 421 J COLE JOHN A> saloon. Front bet M andN Coleman L, cigars, tobacco, fruits and varieties, 724 J CALVIN NUniNG I m. CO CO CO CO CO oo 60 C9 (0 o o *»7 m\%\ MTRRKT, MAN FKA1I<;1S€0|, Iron l^wora. Bank Viialts, Bte. CO CO CO eo mEW. TUGBlt t CO.; HMDWOOD UIMBEB. ».g'a?JS£'.r- 1^ K or ■k, ;3d t3d \U V era . J [ use and dL t8), 9th ey), 926 ■k the, CO CM <>l C/9 I£i3 (0 O 0! t^ OS CO E CO i M and ICO. o H e California — jSfacramento. 779 Coleman J 0, exchango office, 325 J Coleman W P, real estate and insurance agt, and pres pro tern Sacramento Bank, 325 J COLUMBUS BREWEET. Wahl ft HoHs proprietors, cor lUth and K Comstook W D, furniture and bedding, NE cor 5th and K Conuy Solomon, new and second-hand clothing, 103 K Conrnd John, watchmaker and jeweler, 4i7J Conron John, propr Eldred House, 1010 K Conaidine D J, saloon, 300 K Continoiitnl Oil and Transportation Co, D M Blank mgr, 07 and 69 (old num- bers) Front bet K and L Cook A A, architect, 401 J Cook D O (Bidwell & Cook), 128 K Cook T H (T H Cook & Co), 801 J Cook T H & Co (T H Cook and F A Jones), groceries and provisions, 801 J Cook Thoi, barber, 1016 J Cooke Matthew (Cooke t Son), cor BVont and M Cooke Kobt J (Cooke & Sou), cor Front and M COOKE & SON (Matthew and Robt J Cooke), proprs Pioneer Box Factory, cor Front and M Coolcy S B, propr American Laundry, cor I9tli and I Coolot A, books and stationery, 812 J Cooper David, saloon, or 2d and I Cooper (ieo, poultry, game, tish, fruits, etc, 616 K Cooper John F, music and musical in- struments, 527 J Coppin R, second-liand fnrni ure, 727 K Corbin James H, saloon, 218 J Corrado G B, hotel, 107 (old number) Front Corwin G B, cigars, 923 2d Counts J P, real estate agent, 916 J Co urt H ouse, NVV cor 7th and I COWBBT Z T (Kirk, Geary & Co), 416 J Cowger Mary S, carpet-weaver, 1226 8tli Coyle Bros (J H and \V N Coylo), wood and coal, 80<> 10th Crocker ]. R, supt C P R R atore-housc, 1205 Front Crocker C W (Sisson, Crocker & Co), res San Francisco CROCKER H S (H S Crocker & Co), resilience San Francisco CROCKER H S ft CO (H S Crocker. John D Yost and George M Mott), books, statiouory, paper warehouse and printing, 208 and 210 J Croly E J (Carle & Croly), 1114 2d Gronan M (Casey & Cronan), 218 K Cronin Wm P, oyster saloon, 616 K Cross G J, house-mover, 1214 N Cross Manuel, harbor, 1023 2d Cross Sl Robinson (Samuel Cross and E I Robinson), attorneys-ut-law and searchers of records, 429 J Cross Samuel (Cross k Robinson), 429 J Croszean Peter, barber, 704 K Crowley John, saloon, 1421 Front Cunningham J A, boiler and iron works, 112 and 114 1 Curry Mrs Susan, dressmaking, 009 K Curtis Mrs A C, Sacramento Select School, 604 L Curtis N Greene, attornoy-at-law, 920 6th Curtiss Mrs A W, lodging-house, 1020 8th Cutler S M (Sisson, Crocker &, Co), res Oakland Dahrin;;er T, wa<;;on and plow maker, 12th bet I and J DALE ft CO (Richard Dale), music, toys and fancy goods. 625 J DALE RICHARD (Dale & Co), 625 J Daly Mrs J M, drusumaking and ma- chine sewing, 1012 3d Daly J S, saloon, 42.'< K Damm Adam (Weimann & Damm), 705 J Dangler Chas, saloon, 1025 3d Danioth Julius, saloon, 229 J DART QEORGE. physician and sur- geon, 627 J, Jipstairs Daviui Mrs S, dressmaking and lodg- ings, 207 i J Divies W B, notary public, 1013 4th Davis . cariMioter, 1223 5th Davis David, saloon, 1022 4th Davis & Goepel (W B Davis and E Goeitel), stoves and tinware, plumbers and gasKtters, 826 J Davis G W, physician, 520 J DAVIS J F ft SON. wholesale and retail dealers in carriagea, phaetons, open and top buggies, O bet 22d and 23d D ivis James G, furniture, 411 K Davis Mrs M E, lodging-house, 710 K DAVIS RICHMOND (Davis & Smith), 1002 J Davis S H, house furnishing and build- ers' hardware, 70 1 J DAVIS ft SMITH (Richmond Davis and S W Smith), real estate, insur- ance and commission, 1002 J Davis W B (Davis & Goepel), 826 J Davis Wm J, shorthand reporter and notary public, Cimrt House Dawson J E (Dawson & Thomas), 1008 4th Dawson & Thomas (J E Dawson and £ M Thomas), saloon, 1008 4th Day F W (Day &, Joy), 1023 8th OO CO c CD c o PI o o m 'I u CO i C/3 ti &0 m CALVIN NUniNG t SON, " naflortaiwr* all kindu IKOW W«BI&, *m Main Street, Sao Fraaclae». iomsBB>KBanw tcfl ...^BBs^^^gaaa^feu.! ts'sssn tnwj 780 Ca^i/omia — Sdiira/mento. Day & Joy (P W Day and F H Joy), book and job printing, 1023 8th De Bemardi D (D De Bemardi & Co), 308 and 310 K De Bernardi D & Co (D De Bemardi and James Oarzoli), poultry, fish, game, produce, etc, wholesale and retail, 308 and 310 K De Derky F F, physician, 818 8th De Longe J B, saloon, 521 K Dennery A & Co (A Dennery), crookery, glass and plated ware, 518 J DENNERY BERNART). sausages, pickles, delicacies, etc, 725 J D^son S C, superior judge, Court House Derman Geo W, saloon and lessee East Park, cor 31st and H Derozo G L, barber, 216^ J Deseve John B, bootmaker, 1009 9th DIETRICK MISS A RAT, artist and principal penmanship and draw- ing Sacramento public schools, 429 L Deuel S A, physician, 609 J De Vere Mrs, lodgings, llli K Devine J Oj mp.rbie works, 724 K Devine Martiu, groceries, 530 N Devine W H, groceries, cor 10th and Q Devlin Robt T, attorney-at-law and no- tary public, NE cor 3d and J Dexter Stables, L K Jenkins propr, 612 and 314 K Diss Joseph X, barber, 1027 2d Didion John, saloon, 414 J Diefenbacher J, barber, 223 K Dierssc* D, gi'oceries, 900 L Dierssen L J, groceries, 630 Q and cor 5th and Dieterle Ed, saloon and lodging-house, 1015 5th Dietrich Chas, propr Ebuer's Hotel, 116 »ndl!8K Dingley N, Star Coffee and Spice Mill, 113 and 116 I DiSano & Lazzariui (V DiSano and D Lazzarini), saloon, 1004 2d DiSwo V (DiSano k Lazzarini), 1004 2d Dodge E A, Sacramento Glove Factory, 1027 9th Dodge E J, pres Friend & Terry Lum- ber Co, res San Francisco Dodge V C, Star Glove Factory, 1005 K Dodge W W (Booth k Co), res San Francisco Dogherty Mrs Ann M, Empire Lodging- house, 122 K DOHN CHA8 ft HERMAN, Dohn's Saloon, 908 K Dolan Mrs F, lodging-house, NE cor 3d and J Dole E, saloon, Oak Knoll Dombrower S, tailor, 20B K Domestic Sewing Machine, L J Glasou agt, 801 K Donahue John, groceries, cor 12th and D' Donovan Mrs C, saloon, 230 L Donovon Mrs E, dressmaking, E bet 8th and 9th Domey M L, bootmaker, cor 4th and M Doyle John, horseshoeing, 1021 K Dray F K, surveyor for Sacramento Bank, cor 5th and J Drescher P C (Mebius& Co), 109-115 K Drew N L (N L Drew & Co), cor 2d and M Drew N L & Co (N L Drew, S L Rich- ards and W F Knox Jr), lumber, sash, doors and blinds, cor 2d and M DriscoU John (Root, Neilson & Co), Front bet N and O Ducoing Joseph V, barber, 813 K Dun T S, clercyman (Methodist), 6th Dunlap I, barber, 419 K Dunlap P (Dunlap & VanFleet), 603 I Dunlap & VanFleet (P Duulap and W C VanFleet), attorneys-at-law, 603 I Dunn C'hanncey H, attorney-at-law, 015 5th Dwyer James (Dwyer A Paquin), cor 2d and L DWYER M, Ivanboe Saloon and olub rooms, 730 K Dwyer & Paquin (James Dwyer and A Paquin), saloon, cor 2d and L Dwyer S, groceries, hay and grain, cor I6th and J Dwyer Thos, pres Sacramento Transpor- tation Co, 1405 Front EAGLE STEAM CRACKER RAK- ERT, WmScbroer proprietor, 718 K East Park, cor 31st and H Eaves W T, watchmaker and jeweler, 908 J Ebel F A, nurseryman and florist, cor 10th and P Eberhardc Wm, guns, pistols, etc, wood and ivory turner and meerschaum pipes, 528 K Ebert E G, merchant tailor, 529 J Ebner Bros (F X Ebner), wholesale liquors, 116 and 118 K Ebner F X (Ebner Bros), 116 and 118 K Ebner 's Hotel, Chas Dietrich propr, 116 a nd 118 K ECKHARDT HENRT, gunsmith, 523 K E igerton Henry, attorney-at-law, 401 J Ehj ers B, groceries, cor 2d and N ISMANll CHRIS, groceries, 1028 J Eilers D W, groceries, cor 10th and O Eitel John, assayer, 317 J ELDRED H, proprietor Stute House Hotel, SW cor 10th and K Eldred House, John Conrsn propr, 1010 K Elkus Miss A L, dressmaking, 7th bet I and J Elkus L (L Elkus ft Co), 101-106 J it s ' I PRISON CELLS, Oaetery Fences, etc. ll«. m7 Mala Wtreet. Mk ■^mm NuniHG t son. Milll. TUGGLE & CO. BlacK Walnut Lumber, "ai 90 SpMtf St.. Fnmelsco. E CO ■ 09 CO E • MM CO (7a2i/omia — Sacramento. 781 ELKUS L & CO (L Elkus), manufac- turers and importers of furnishing goods, boots, shoes, etc, 101-105 J Elliot C W, mgr Friend & Terry Lum ber Go, 1310 2d, and cor 12th and J Elliott Archie, groceries, 302 L Elliott R E, m£(r Sacramento Swim- ming Baths, 1W24 K Ellis P, bootmaker, 1214 5th Elworthy F C (Eureka Sign Co), 815 K Empire Broom Factory, W F Lefavor mgr, 225 J English Jas Lawrence, banker, 1010 4th Eureka Sign Co (F C Elworthy and W J Burkhard), 815 K Ewers Nicholas, grocerias, 1301 H EWnrOFL (Ewing & Hoehn), 513 and 5 15 I EWnrO & HOEHN (F L Ewing and Ja'^ob Hoehn), lime, cement, fire- brick, etc, 613 and 515 I Fabian Bros (Emil and August ''abian), groceries, SW cor 9th and J Fairchild Mrs S K, dressmaking, 613^ J, up stairs Falconer D & D, cai-penters, 915 8th Faikenstein J A, saloon, 726 J Famsworth J F (M T Brewer & Co), 1006-1010 2d Farr B A. propr Telegraph House Farren Charlei (Loftus & Farren), 916 and 918 3d Farren John, horseshoer, 810 K Faulkner D A, blacli^smith and machin- ist, 1128 and 1130 J Fay Mrs M, lodgings, 316 J Featherstun Rev H W, clergyman (Methodist) Felch W C, real estate and insurance agt, 1013 4th Feldhusen C, .vroceries, 730 I. Feltor James I (Jamea I Foiter & Co), 1016 and 1018 2d Felter James I & Co (James I Felter and J H Carroll), wholesale liquors, 1016 and 101 8 2d Feraut B, gro teries, cor 2d and N FicksGeo W, reporter "Record-Union," 1017 3d Figg E J, notary public, and agt Mer- chants' Collecting Bureau, 401 J Filand Patrick, groceries, cor 3d and Q Fisch F A (Fiach & Watson), J bet 10th and 11th Fisch & Watson (F A Fisch and G W Wntson), dancing academy, J bet 10th and 11th Fish F N (Aitkon h Fish), 617 K FISH !raOMAS> manufacturing chem- ist, 614 K FISHER HENKY. California Candy Factory, restaurant, ice cream saloon and a^nt California Cracker Co, 608 and 610 J Fisk R A, mfr and dealet in telegraph and electrical instruments, 1023 4th Flaherty Peter, saloon, 624 J Fleck J, bootmaker, 126 K Fleissner Otto, music teacher, 12th bet KandL Flemming Frank, barber, 1008 K FlohrMrs A, covering and repairing par asols, 1022 6th Flohr Andrew, lock and gunsmith, 1024 6th Flohr Charles, gun and locksmith, 611 K Foote Mrs L, boarding-house, 923 K FOBESTER E Hi manager Scofield & Tevis, 911 and 913 2d Forrest L L, fi> varieties and pro- prietor " Found at Last Hair Restora- tive," 529 K Fuchs Oswald, Pacific Gardens and sa- loon, 314 9th Fuchs Peter, cigar mfr and dealer, 405 K Fuller W P (Whittier, Fuller & Co), residence San Francisco ";kbrielliP, boarding-house and saloon, 120 L Gaffanesch Mrs, nursery, C bet 18th and 19th Gaines F H, photographer, 627 J OALLATDl ALBERT (Huntington, Hopkins & Co), 220-226 K Galloway James, attorney-at-law, oor 7th and J Gamble W A, saloon, 1008 7th en 1:1 CO MHDWOOD LUMBER. WHITB BB«Mi Iftt, 11. F IS. IS RSato and 14 * MSpew GoanterTspa, Mewel Poata, Balaaiera. ■ Homoepathic phy- sician, 703 I Gottlieb 8, meat market, 1328 7th Gottorski W, junk, 517 K Gouldin Thos, barber, K bet 23d and 24th Graf M, wood and ivory tamer, 1025 4th Grafmiller A, hay and grain, 1020 9th Grangers' Co-operative Business Asso- ciation of Sacramento Valley, Frank P Lowell mgr, gen mdse and agricul- tural implements, 1000-1006 K Grant Mrs, dressmaking, 6th bet J andK Gray CAD, cutlery, 408 J Gray Henry, saloon, 1007 K Gray John L, house and sign painter, 1U26 10th Great American Importing Tea Co (The), (Hugh Huddleston), teas and coffee, 617 J Green Chris (Green ft Trainor), 122 K Green E L, mgr A ft A Heilborn, 217 and 219 J Green R (Klebitz ft Green), 1020 4th GREEH ft TBAINOB (Chris Green and U C Trainor), meat market, 122 K Greer R N (Schweitzer ft Greer), 1308 O Gregory ft Co (Eugene J and Frank Gregory), wholesue produce and fruit, 126 und 128 J Gregory Eugene J (Gregory ft Co), 126 and 128 J Gregory Frank (Gregory ft Co), 126 and 128 J Gregory V J (Bartels ft Gregory), 910 2d Greiner Geo^pianomaker and tuner and inventor of the violin piano, 1019 9th Gribble Hiram (Joseph ft Gribble), 900 2d Grice Mrs K, furnished rooms and lodgings, Clunie Building, cor 8th andK Griesel Jacob, harness and saddlery, 1022 J Griffith E, cutler and saw filer, 802 K Griffiths J (S J Griffith ft Co), 1111 Front V9 • CO CO CO CO CO o CUVIN NUTTING i SON, M7 IIAIW MTRBRT «A1V FHAWClliCO. lr*a Door*. Bank Vaalt«, Etc. mn. TIIGPIE&CO.. OHEGOmSH HUD M^PLE."^?.Ba£^ California — Sacramento. 783 Griffith S J & Co (S J Griffith andG W Moore), saloon, 1111 Front Griffitta & Boll (F RGriffitts and H A Bell), groceries, 812 K Griffitts F R (( iriffitts & Bell), 812 K Grind W T R, physician, ME cor 3d and tf Groth James H, saloon, 415 K Gruhler John, saloon, 522 J Guenther Wm (Werner & Guenther) K bet gth and 10th Guinn W H, barber, 1010 4th Gullion D H, groceries, cor 20th and K Gunn E, blacksmith, 112 and 114 I Gutenlierger Wm, Sacramento Foundry, cor Front and N Guth Geo, groceries, 1131 I Gutheil C L (Giitheil A Hitzenberger), 507 K OUTHEIL & HITZENBERGER, (C L Gutheil and J Hit/enberger), saloon, 607 K Guthrie A B (Blessing ft Guthrie), cur 7th and K GUTHRIE BROS (J W and H A Guthrie), tin, sheet iron and copper ware, plumbers and gasfitters, 127 J Guthrie H A (Guthrie Bros), 127 J Guthrie J J, saloon. Homestead Station Guthrie J W (Guthrie Bros), 127 J Haase Henry A, saloon, 527 K Httberkorn'W, tailor, 127 J Ha^erty Patrick, saloon, 1114 3d Hahn John, saloon, i)05 2d Hale Bros & Co (J M and P C Hale), dry goods and clothing, 829 and 831 K, and 1026 <)th Hale J M (Hale Bros ft Co), 829 and 831 K Hale P C (Hale Bros ft Co), 829 and 831 K H all Mrs J R, ladies' hairdresser, 52 HALL, LIJHRS ft CO (Thomas li Hall and C A Luhrs), importers anil wholesale grocers, 228 una 230 K Hall of Records, I bet Gth and 7th HALL THOMAS (Hall. Luhrs ft Co), 228 and 2liO K Haller Daniel, saloon, 1014 3d Hamburger D A, attorney-at-law, 1007 2il HAMILTON ED R, cashier Sacra- mento Bank, 431 J Hamilton R M (Baker ft Hamilton), res San Francisco Hamilton Wm H, architect, 627 J Hamm W J (Anderson & Hanim), 924 J Hammer L K, music and musical instru- ments, 820 J Hammer M S, druggist, 401 K HAMMOND E> manager Louis Sloss & Co, cor Front and L 0^ HANCOCK MISS CAROLINE G, librarian Sacramento Free Library, 7161 Hannan Owen, saloon, 325 K Hannan Peter, attorney-at-law, 629 J Hanrahau M, wood and coal, cor L and 8th Hardesty J D, fruits and candies, 830 K Hare W H, dentist, 605 J Harkins John P, fruits, 601 K Harmon R B (E Lyon ft Co), 700 J Harper Thomas, boots and shoes, 623 J HARRINGTON JOHN E carriage painting, 1115 J Harris L R, saloon, 930 K Harimann G Phil, meat market and sausage mfy, 418 K Hartwell C N (Hartwell, Hotchkiss ft Stalker), cor Front and Q Hartwell, Hotchkiss ft Stalker (C N Hartwell, F 3 Hotchkiss and W D Stalker), 'lacramento Planing Mill, mfis d(>ora, windows and blinds, cor Front and Q Harvey J C, mgr Standard Oil Co, 1023 Front Hastenpug P J, saloon, cor 20th and H Hatch P W, physician, 318 J Hathaway Andrew, carpet beating, cor 12th and O Hauser ft Gerber (Matthew Hanser and Anthony Gerber), saloon, 210 K Hanser Matthew (Hauser ft Gerber), 210 K Hays H G, stoves and tinware, 1116 J Hays W C, plumbing and tinning, 1116 Heath J B, watches and jewelry, 820 J Hector J O, saloon, 316 K Heilborn A ft A, hardware and asricul- tural implements, 217 and 219 J Heilhron Adolph, sheri£f and county tax collector, Court House Heilltron C F, meat market, 141') M. t Heilbron 'ohn, meat market, tiiit J Heinrici: Chas, groceries, NE cor 3d and L Heisen Chas, saloon, 630 i Heliiiige F W, wood and coal, ;{08 N" HELVETIA HOUSE, Hoi ener ft Gemsch proprieter- 101 1 and 1013 5th Henderson W M (M; Ivtrt &. Henderson), cor 17th and M Henley M J, insurance agt, 331 J Henley Wm, attormy-at la^v, 1009 2d Henry W A, police jiulj-'f. ity Half Hepburn G M (Terry l'o), cor 4th and L Herzog Phillip, meat market, 118 J Howes G R T, Magnetic Healer, Pacific Hotel Heyman A, agt Steinway Pianos, 620 I Heyum H, cigars and tobacco, 602 J 0» o o ■ c I HARDWOOD LUMBER. WH ITE BROS.. 1» A 15 MHln and 14 4fc 16 Spear »(, M.F. 0«b&, Ash, Mlckory, Staple, Cherry, etc. UfUISBRmRMANtCO. Br»T«nuugi giS.y.JEffELERS, ii»] 8tr8Qt sewer pipe, terra cottn and stoneware, 317 J Hodgdon T G, atty-at-law, 626 I Hoc^don W H, propr Mansion House, 7th bet I and J Hodson J R, photographer, 521 J Hp£HN JACOB (Ewiug & Hoehn), ice and coal and superintendent Sum- mit Ice Co, 513 and 515 I Hoffman R F, lunch house, cor 2d and I Hogan John H, bakery, 300 M HOLBROOK. MERRILL & STET- SON> H Hurd manager, importers stoves, tinware and metals, plumbers' and gastitters' goods, house furnishing and hardware, 221 and 223 J HOLDENER & OEMSCH (X Holde- ner and J Gemsch), proprietors Hel- vetia House, 1011 and 1013 5th Holdener X (Holdener & Gemsch), 1011 and 1013 5th HoU S Solon, atty-at-law and notary public, 601 I Holliday Samuel, saloon, 800 M Holman R L (Uolman, Stanton & Co), 211-215 J Holman, Stanton & Co (R L Holmau and Perrin Stanton), hardware and agricultural implements, 211-215 J Holton C H, fruiti. vegetables, etc, 1028 H Hook Wm, carpenter and builder, 826 K Hopfe Henry, painter, 1013 9th Hopkins A S (Billingsley & Co), 311 and 313 J Hopley Joseph, Spring Bed mfr, 2d bet Kaud L HOPPER A J, general business expert, 1011 4th HOPPER P J» attorne^-at-law, claim agent and notary public, 101 1 4th Hopping W C, postmaster, NW cor 4th audK Horan Miss Maggie E, lodging-house, 205iK Horner J V, dentist, 615 10th Horulein Albert, barber, cor 12th and E Hornlein Bros (H A and M E Homlein), proprs Central Hotel, 818 and 820 K Horulein H A (Hornlein Bros), 818 and 820 K Hornlein M E (Homlein Bros), 818 and 820 K Hotchkiss F S (Hartwell, Hotchkiss & Stalker), cor Front and Q Hotel Langham, Terry & Co proprs, cor 4th and L Hotfilter H C, mfg jeweler, 6th bet J andK Houghton W A 4; C S, booksellers and stationers, 615 J Houston & Co (John Houston), employ- ment office, 1 104 4th Houston John (Houston &Co), 1104 4th Houston J W, county assessor, Court House Howard Mrs, dressmaking, 919 6th Howard House, 109^ K Howe Mrs B, dressmaker, 1110 11th Howe Mrs C, agt Keep's Patent Shirt, 6014 J Howe E P, Howe's High School and Normal Institute, 6th bet K and L Howe Mrs Lowell,dre8sinaking,11167th Hoyt Wm H, plumber, 1010 3d Hubbard C H, mgr for Baker & Hamil- ton, 109-115 J Huddlestou Hugh, tea store, 617 J Huebschmonn J B (Huebschmann & Mueller), 700 K Huebschmann & Mueller (J B Hueb- schmann and Otto Mueller), saloon, 700 K Hughes J W, wood and coal, cor 14th and J HUGHSON W A, physician, 628i J Hunt W 8, propr Hunt's Seminary, w s 6th bet K and L HUNTINGTON C P (Huntington, Hnpkuis & Co), res New York HUNTINGTON. HOPKINS & CO (C i' Huntington, Albert Gallatin, Charles Miller and W K S Foye), wholesale hardware, iron, coal, steel, etc, etc, 220-226 K Huntoon J* hn L (Van Heusen k Hun- toon), 712 J Huntoon Wm F, sec and caahior Peo- ple's Savings Bank and notary public, 400 J Huntsman Horace (Taft, Bassett & Huntsman), :01-^05 M Huntsman Mrs L P (Boi.d & Hunts- man), 623 J t is r PRISON CELLS. "SirjSi SlUfS f'F" ■ CMVIN NUHING t SON. >lLEII.TUeGUE t CO.. CHERRY LPMBBH. '«Stass£ ' ^ K ■ s ! California — Sacramento. 785 ETUBD Tit manager Holbrook, Merrill & S^an M, varieties, 404 J 1 O T Grand Lodge of California, Geo B Katzenstein grand sec, 328 J Inghram J M i Bauey & Inghrani), 324 K Ingram A (A Ingram & Co), 1013 and 1015 J Ingram A & Co (A and S Ingram), car- riage mfrs, 1013 and 1015 J Ingram S (A Ingram & Co), 1013 and 1016 J International Hotel, Mrs James Lansing propr, 320-3-26 K Irvine R C (A A Van Voorhies & Co), 322 and 324 J ntVINE & SAOE (W J Irvine and A 8age), Pacific Livery Stable, 2d bet K and L Irvine W J (Irvine & Sage), 2d bet K and L IVANHOE SALOON AND CLUB ROOMS, M Dwyer proprietor, 730 K Jaokson 8 J & J M, stoves, ranges, sheet iron and tinware, 423 J Jackson W P, artist, SE cor 5th and J Jacobs L, second-hand clothing, 317 K Jacobs R P, saloon, 130 K Jeffrey Patrick, saloon, 1401 Front Jelly Samuel, watches and jcwelrv, 422J ^ ^' Jenkins L R, propr Dexter Stables, 612 and 614 K JENNINGS E B> general insurance agt, 1011 4th Johns E, tailor, S02 M Johnson A G (Anderson Sc Johnson), 1012 7th JOHNSON OROVE L. attomey-at- law, 920 5th Johnson Mrs L A, saloon, 901 2d Johnson Matt F, attorney-at-law, G26 I Johnston A J (Tiewis & Johnston), 410 J JOHNSTON D, attorney for laud claimants and dealer in landscrip, 328 J JOHNSTON F H, coffee saloon, 517 K Johnston R N, horscshoer, 1116 4th Jones & Anderson, canneries .lones & Bee))e (L D Jones and Joseph Beebe), musicians, 812 K Jones Chas P (Jones & Martin), 607 I Jones F A (T H Cook & Co), 801 J JONES & OIVENS (C S Givens and Samuel Jones), genera) agents for the Patent Barb Wire, 209 J Jones Miss L, straw milliner, 1008 6th Jones L D (Jones & Beebe), 812 K JONES & MARTIN (Chas T Jones and Ed M Martin), attorneys-at-law, 607 I Jo neaR S, c arpen ter and builder, 522 I JONES SAMuEL (Jones & Givens), 209 J Jones T R, train dispatcher, C P R R Depot Joseph & Gribble (W Joseph and Hiram Gribble), saloon, 900 2d Joseph Wm (Joseph & Gribble), 900 2d Joy F H (Day & Joy), 1023 8th Jurgens C & Son (C and T C Jurgens), Capital Glue Factory, cor 31st and P Jurgens P J, butch^ r, cor 31st and P Kaerth Jacob, boots and shoes, 425 J Kalin Meinrad, saloon, 728 K Karchar Matt, chief of police. City Hall Katzenstein Mrs E, milliner, 605 J Katzenstein Geo B, grand sec Grand Lodge I ) G T of California, 32& J Keating J W, groceries, cor 1 1th and R Keber John, groceries, 1400 G Keepers Mrs J T, dressmaking, 921 6th Kellogg Leonard, stoves, hardware, tinware, cruckery, and furniture, 819 and 821 J Kellogg Miss L J, homeopathic physi- cian, 701 I Kelly Mrs J M, dressmaking, NE cor 5th and J Kelly Patrick, saloon, 605 I Kendall Miss F, artist. Metropolitan Building Kendel Philip, barber, 217 K Kenney Thos, groceries, 1217 4th Kent M F & Son (M F and W E Kent), b kery. 1315 3d Kerth & Nicolaus (Wendel Kerth and Louis Nicolaus), proprs Capitol Brew- ery, cor 12th and I Kerth Wendel (Kerth & Nicolaus), cor 12th and I KESTLER MARTIN, wagonmaker, 1012 and 1014 9th Ketchum Mrs E J C, Metropolitan Lodging-house, 427i K Kidder N A, harbor master, City Hall Kiley Wm, shirt factory, 1010 6th Kilgore Ellis (Kilgore & Tracy), 913 and 915 K Kilgore & Tracy (Ellis Kilgore and T M Tracy), groceries, flour, grain, etc, 913 and 915 K Kilgour Robert, insurance agt, 1002 J King M J, groceries, 130 L Kingsbury Samuel, propr Sacramento Transfer Co, 510 K KIRK, OEART & CO (Wm Geary, Z T Cowdry. and J Kirk), druggists, 416 J KIRK J (Kirk, Geary & Co), 416 J Klebitz E (Klebitz & Green), 1020 4th Klebitz & • Green (E Klebitz and R Green), saloon, 1020 4th Klees John (John Klees & Co), 824 K CO GO CO 11 1 CO % CO CO CD U AOnyUnnn l IIMDCO WHITK BK0I»., 1« a is amin and 14 A le ISpear nKnlllfUUIl LUmDCn, St.M. F. Black ^alz^uu Spanfah cedar, Teneera. D*NliL HOBGBOSS t GO.."!gSgg«!:,Bg^i»'#at SliSiVsr i; 786 California — Sacramento. ^ Klees John & Co (John and X Klees), grain separator and fanning-mill, 824 Kleea X (John Klees & Co), 824 K Klein A R, saloon, 918 J KLEIN C> bootmaker, 605 K Klenk Mrs R, Albion House, lodsines, 519 K 'SB' Klink C F, druggist, 402 J Klune J B, watches and jewelry, 226 J KNATJEB F C, proprietor Pacific Brewery, cor 9th and P Knauth J, liquors, 811 J XNIOHTS WILLIAM D. hides, wool, sheepskins and tallow, 921 and 923 3d Knox W F Jr (N L Drew & Co), cor 2d and M Koening R, groceries, cor 4th aud O KOHLER FEBDIirANO (George Schroth & Co), cor 13th and J Kohne Henry, saloon, 1008 5th Kolliker Fred, druggist, 530 J Kozminsky B, cigars and tobacco, 307 K Krebs C H (C H Krebs and Co), 626 J Krebs C H & Co (C H Krebs aud A 11 Rott), paints, oils, glass, wall paper, etc, etc, 626 J Kretschmer Wm, stucco work, 6th bet Kand L Kreuzberger L, groceries, cofiTee and spice mills, 416 K KROHER JOHN, dyeing and clean- ing, 524 K KropffWm, carriage painting, 913 8th Kuchler Geo E, bakery, 922 F KUEHNEL H, boots and slioes, 824 J Kueny J B, saloon and propr Richmond Grove, cor 20th and P Kuhnle Wm, carriage mfr, K bet II th and 12th Kunmerfeld F, Union Wood and Coal Co, 426 K Kunz B, bakery, 900 M Kunz Frank, nurseryman and florist, 2125 10th KuDz Peter, depot Empire Niirsery, 230 J, nursery cor 3d and R Ludy Adams House, Mrs De Vere propr, K bet Front and 2d La France J J, painter, 1613 L Lages C (Neubourg dc Lages), 5th bet J and K Laine J A R, city supt schools. City Hall Laine J R, physician, 323 J Lambert F E (J Lambert & Co), NW cor 10th and K Laml)ert J (J Lambert & Co), NW cor 10th and K Lambert J & Co (J and F E Lambert), grnceriea, storage and commission, NW cor 10th an O, groceries, 601 N Lasky B, second-hand clothing, 504 K Lizufkotter Chas H, plumber and tinner, 1007 10th Laufkotter Clem, mfr horse-power wind-mills, pumps, etc, roofing and plumbing, 704 K Lavelle C A, mfr cider, vinegar, pop, etc, nil 5th LAVENSON GUS. manufactirer of and dealer in boots and shoes, 500 J Lavenson S (Locke & Lavensun), and 320 J Lawrence Mrs J H, dressmaking, 7th and I Lawson P S, metal roofer, 413 K Lazzarini D (Di Sano and Lazzarini), 1004 2d Lee Mrs S, ladies' hairdresser, 1025 6th Lee Wm S, barber, 928 J Lefavor W F, mgr Empire Broom Factory, 225 J . Leftwich J W, photographer, 421 J Leloy Louis, liquors and cigars, 222 J Leonard Albert (A Leonard & Son), sec Sacramento B and L Association, 1012 4th Leonard A & Son (Albert and Benj Leonard), real estate and ins agts, 1012 4th Leonard Benj (A Leonard & Son), 1012 4th Lesher Harry, painter, 1128 and 1130 J Le slie R ichard, saloon, 330 K LEVE"^' M (Poska & Levoy), 808 J Levey Morris, tailor, 121 K Lewis & Johnston (R W Lewis and A J Johnston), book and job printei-s, 410 J LEWIS L L & CO (L L Lewis), stoves ranges and housekeeping hardware, 502 and 504 J Tjewis R W (Lewis & Johnston), 410 J Lhote F M, saloon, cor 2d and R Lichthardc Geo, bonded warehouse, cor nth and B Light & Shaw (W W Light and I G Shaw), dentists, 1115 1 Light W W (Light &, Shaw), dentist, 11151 U9 ' CO GO C9 09 O m »4 O CALVIN NUniNG & SON, Tuliular IVIifrlliarroun, Rolt and liritlKO Work, se«7 Main Street, Mau Frauciaco. " CO CO c/9 CJ9 O 08 ftllEM, TOGGLE t CO., Ship Plant, all kinds. »KfJ»»i^ •«- m Franelweo. CaM/omio — Sacramento. 787 Lima Manuel, barber, 1002 2d Lindley & Co (T M Liadley), wholesale grocers, 212 K Lindley T M (Lindley & Co), 212-216 K Liptnan S (8 Lipman & Co), residence 8un Francisco Lipman S & Co (S Lipman, S Wasser- man and M Sternfels), dry goods, 501 and 503 J Lippi M, fruits, nuts, candies, etc, cor 2d and K Lithauer L J, clothing and furnishing goods, SE cor Gth and J Litzberg M, boots and shoes, 314 J Llewellyn Geo, meat market, 700 L Locke Geo W (Locke & Lavunson), 318 and 320 J Locke & Lavenson (Geo W Locke and S Lavenson), carpets, oil cloths, etc, 318 and 320 J Loftus & Farren (Thos Lof tus and Chas Farren), brass foundry, 916 and 918 3d Loftus Thos (Loftus k Farren), 916 and 918 3d LoDg D J (Willem & Long), 410 K Longshore Asher, trunk factory, 510 K Longton Henry, fruits, vegetables, poultry, etc, 612 J Loorya S, clothing, 207 K "LORGNETTE" (dramatic), H A Weaver proprietor, 327 J Lothhammer A, piano tuning and repair- ing, 1021 9th Lothhammer Louis, saloon, 530 K Lowell Frank P, mzr Grangers' Busi* ness Association of Sacramento Val- ley, 1000-1006 K Lowry John H, St Charles Hotel, 814. J Lubin D (Weinstock & Lubiu), 400- 408 ... Luce Israel & Co (Israel Luce), marble works, 611 K Luce Mrs Mary L, lodging-house, 1016 K Lucey B, saloon, II 10 2d Luft H, metal and tin roofer, 922 3d LTJHR8 C A (Hall, Luhrs & Co), 228 and 230 K Lymun Patrick, saloon, 313 K Lynch Patrick, bootmaker, NW cor 2d and J Lynn Thos, groceries, cur 14th and O Lyon E (E Lyon & Co), 700 J Lyon E & Co (E Lyon and R B Har- mon), dry goods, 700 J Lyon Win M, wholesale produce and commission merchant, 1 19-123 J Miiddeii M, carpenter, Jak ave bet 6th and 7th Maior J F W (Vojrtl & Maier). 1121 3d Maina Murco, cliop house, 1004 3d Mannony F A, painter and paper- hanger, 1211 4th Mansion House, W H Hodgdon propri- etor, 7 th bet I and J Markcrt ft Henderson (H P Markert and W M Henderson), groceries, hay and grain, 'cor 17th and M Markert H P (Markert and Henderson), cor 17th and M Markewitz Jacob, varieties and basket- maker, 720 J Marks H, tailor, 414 K Marks Harris, boots and shoes, 722 J MARSH MRS GEO. lodging-house, 1017 2d Martin Mrs B, lodging-house, 1006 3d Martin Ed M (Jones & Martin), and notary public, 607 J Martin George R, health officer. City Haii Martin Joseph A M, hardware, 920 J Martin Michael, saloon, 106 K Martin S J (Martin & Tibbals), 803 K Martin k Tibbals (S J Martin and H E Tibbals), restaurant and saloon, 803 K Martinelli Lorenzo, bootmaker, 110 K Mason Fred, furnishing goods, etc, 528 J Masonic Temple, SW cor K and 6th Masters W H (W H Masters & Co), 1025 8th Masters W H & Co (W H Masters and Ferdinand Spencer), employment of- fice, 1025 8th Mathauer Ernst, saloon, 802 K Mathis P (Ziegler &, Matins), 407 K May H G (H G May & Co), 428 and 430 K May H G & Co (H G May), Fulton Market, 428 and 430 K, cor 5th Mayo Joseph, painter, 1 I28J^ J Mazzini S, groceries, fruits, etc, 306 L McCaffrey — , carpenter, 502 I McCann Henry, merchant tailor, 728 J McCaragher John, groceries, 430 L McCaw James, wood and coal, 1205 2d McClatcliy C K (James McClatchy & Co), 1016 3d McClatchy James (James McClatchy & Co), 1016 3d McCLATCHf JAMES & CO (James McClatchy. John V Sheehan and C K McClatchy), proprietors daily and weekly "Bee,'^ 1016 3d McCreary B (C McCreary & Co), 1213- 12.3 Front McCreary C (C McCreary & Co), 1213- 1223 Front McCreary C & Co (C and B McCreary), proprs Sacramento Flour Mills, grain, flour, etc, 1213-1223 Front McElaney Michael, iiorseshoer, 408 L McFaiUlen W F, prour Union House, 731 J CO c J} > o o ■ « ? HI oo HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHiTK MKOS.. 1» * IS Main and 14 A lO Sp(>af feiti'eet, St. F. OreKMu A«tli, Maiite aiitl Alui-r. lOyiSBMVERMANtCO.. ■terllac UlTermure IISMantgomBrySt. 788 Califomia — BaaratMnto, MoFadyen J, physician, 520 J McFarWdT B, attorney-at-law, X£ cor 2d and J McFee B, plasterer, 1213 I McGinniss Christopher, groceries, 730 O MoOraw Peter, saloon, 1208 J McGregor A (McGregor & Ogden), 1017 2d McGregor & Ogden (A McGregor and Geo Ogden), saloon, 1017 2d MoOUIKE J, blacksmith and house- smith, 520 K Mclnnis W H, agt Reno Ice Co, 819 K McKay D, harness and saddlery, 809 J McKay James, wood and coal, 1117 6th McKee E H, city auditor. City Hall McKelvey Rev C, clergyman (Metho- dist), 1 1th bet H and I McKune J H, atty-at-law, 401 J McLoughlin Chas J, saloon and lodg- ings, 1022 5th McMorry J, groceries, 301 M McMorry Terry, druggist, 718 J McNasser James, propr Golden Eagle Hotel, NW cor 7th and K McNeill John (Adams, McNeill &; Co), NE cor Front and L Meagher Frank, saloon, 515 K Mebius & Co (L Mebius and P C Dres- cher), wholesiile grocers, 109-115 K Mebius L (Mebius & Co), 109-115 K MECHANICS' EXCHANGE HO- TEL, Jacob Schmid, proprietor, 120 1 Mechanics' Mill Co, Taft, Barsett & Huntsman proprs, 501-505 M Mechanics' Store, Weinstock & Lubin proprs, 400-408 K Medley J C, notary public, 916 7bh Meek Miss Lizzie, dressmaker, 7'iO^ J Mejferrle H C, Sacramento News Co, 10164th Meharry W, saloon, 601 K Meierdierks C, groceries, hay and feed, cor 12th and Meiatcr A, wagonmaker, 9th bet I and J Meister John R, druggist, 901 K Mfclchior J P, saloon, cor 10th and S Tlff ETJ^'RR & SON (Geo and Rupert M Meller), artificial stone and cement pipe works, cor 10th and ( j Melvin Wm, blacksmith and wagonma- ker, I bet 4th and 5th Mendel J G & J H, saloon, 412 K Menken P H, saloon, 928 J Merrall J H, saw-filer, 714 K Merrill Bros (W C and E B Merrill), merchant tailors, 516 J Merrill E B (Merrill Bros), 516 J Merrill W C (Merrill Bros), 516 J Metropolitan Theatre, D J Sinunons lessee, 425 K Metzoer Jacob, meat market, cor 20th and M piB^- F, secretary and treasurer Cap- ital Furniture Co, 616 J Milffate Wm J, livery stable, 1021 J Miller Charles, bootmaker, 1227 J MTTJiER CHARLES (Huntington, Hopkins & Co), residence San Fran- cisco MTTXER FRANK, cashier National Gold Bank of D Mills b. Co, cor 2d and J Miller J Henry, mgr Capital Hotel, cor 7th and K Miller John (Fritz i Miller), 905 K Miller M, livery stable, 918 and 920 9th Miller Wm B, watchmaker and jeweler, 628 J Millis W S ( Armington, Millis & Morse), 730 J MILLS EDOAR. president Nr.tional Gold Bank of D Mills, SE cor 2d and J MILLS WM Hi manager Sacramento Publishing Co, 1017 and 1019 3d Mitchel J, painter, 1229 P Mohr L B (Mohr & Yoerk), 1024 and 1026 J Mohr & Yoerk (L B Mohr and C A Yoerk), butchers and pork packers, 1024 and 10.'6 J MONNIER A, watchmaker and jew- eler Montfort L C (A A Van Voorhies & Co), 322 and 324 J Montgaillard Louis, groceries, cor 3d and N Montgomery J F, physician, 429^ J Mooney J E, propr Brooklyn Hotel, 85 and 87 (old numbers) Front Moore F H, attorney-at-law and notary public, 920 6th Moore G W, mgr W C T U Coffee House, 309 J Moore GW(S J Griffith & Co), 1111 Front Moore Miss Hattie, dressmaking, 1016 8th Moorehouse G W, meat Market, 428 K Mooser A (Gerson & Mooser), 22U J Mooser S, clears and tobacco, 431 K Morell Martin, fruits, nuts and candies, SW cor K and 10th Morris Herrmann, bootmaker, 1025 4th Morris P T, granite works, 10th bet O andP Morris Samuel, books and stationery, 406 J Morrison J M (Hill & Morrison), 922 J Morse O N (Armington, Millis & Morse), 730 J Morton Miss E, dressmaker, 627) M Morton Wm N, cigars and tobacco, 619i K MOTT GEORGE M (H S Crocker ft Co), 208 and 210 J s» It ^! ■3 ■•5. « CALVIN NUniNG I SON. Tnbalar Wheclbarrowa Work, itsy Main Str«et B*lt and Bridge . !■•■ Fnui«i«««. JULEH. TUCail CO., Shh Want, all Bris. Itam Fraaekte*. OaM/omia — SacraTnento. 789 Mott Mrs Wm A, di eumaking, 521 J Muddox Geo, pottery, cor 30th and K Mueller Otto (Huebaohmann ft Mueller), TOOK Muhleok ft Amrhein (Ant m Muhlock and John Amrhein), saloon, 206 K Muhleck Anton (Muhleok ft Amrhein), 206 K Muir A J (Scott ft Muir), 303 J Muir J A, assistant supt Oal P Branches Sacramento and Oregon Divisions C P R S and S ft P R R, C P R R Depot ^ Mund Chas, restaurant, 1106 2d Murdock Henry (Vandercook ft Mur- dock), cor 15th and J Murphy James, barber, 928 K Murphy John, cigars, tobacco, fruits, etc, 613 K Murray Robt, saloon, 918 2d Myers J R, hides, wool, tallow, erain and commission merchant, 927 K Myers P B, physician, 803 K NAOELE J J> Capital Ale Vaults, 302 J and 1005 3d Nailer Thomas, bootn^aker, 1124 3d Nash H D (H D Nash ft Co), 906 K HASH H D & 00 (H D Nash and L 6 Thompson), manufacturers of grain cleaners, 906 K Nathan Aaron, cigars and tobacco, 205 Nathan C P, clothing, 608 J Nathan N J (Samuel Nathan ft Co), 519 J Nathan Samuel (Samuel Nathan ft Co), 519 J Nathan Samuel ft Co (Samuel ^nd N J Nath an), clothing. 519 J HATHAH 8 J (S J Nathan ft Co), res- idence New York HATHAH S J & CO (S J Nathan and Louis Phillips), clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 301-305 K Nathan S S, clothing, 219 K HATIOHAL GOLD BAHK OF D MILLS & CO, Frank Miller cashier, SE cor 2d and J Neale Geo, meat market, 1702 M Neely T R, bootmaker, 826 K Neidehardt W, carpenter, 612 L Neilsen Bros (C N and J M Neilsen), horseshoeing and carriagemakers, 1011 and 1013 lUth Neilson Alex (Root, Neilson ft Co), Front bet N and O HELSOH C Hi harness and saddlery, 327 K Nelson Creorge, physician, 407 J Nelson H W, physician, 407 J Nesbitt Wm, saloon. Front bet O and P Neasel Adam (Nessel ft Garbe), 1008 3d Neasel Chas, saloon, 1119 3d Nessel ft Garbe (Adam Nessel and Hen- rj Garbo), tailors, 1008 3d HET7BAUER JACOB, manufacturer of hair work, 413 J bet 4th and 5th Neubourg L (Neubourg ft Lages), 6th bet J and K Neubourg ft Lages (L Neubourg and C Lages), Star Mills, malt house, pro- duce, grain and brewers' supplies, 6th bet J and K HEVIS M S> winery, 1517 18th bet O andP HEW CAHFI RESTATJRAHT, Lamkin Bros proprietors, 509 K New Helvetia Cemetery, 31st bet I and J Newman George, (Wiseman ft New- man), 227 K Newman Peter, hotel, 1015 8th Nichola? Jas S (Stoner ft Nicholas), 925 10th Nicholu ft Co (Norman Nichols), box and woodenware factory, cor 2d and Q Nichols Mrs M J, lodging-house, 1026 8th Nichols Norman (Nichols ft Co), cor 2d and Q Nicolaus Louis (Kerth ft Nicolaus), cor 12th and I Nielsen H B, groceries, 1800 I Nixon A B, physician, 918 M Nixon S S, horseshoer, 615 K Noack Charles J, watchmaker and jew- eler, 618 J Nobel R, groceries, cor 10th and I Noone Andrew, propr City Hotel, K bet 3d and 4th Norton ft Carpenter (Winthrop Norton and L B Carpenter), restaurant, 323 J Norton Winthrop (Norton ft Carpen- ter), 323 J Oatman Ira E, physician, 328 J O'Brien Bros (Thos P and Wm R O'Bri- en), poultry, fruits, vegetables, etc, O'Brien M L G, attorney-at-law, 626 I O'Brien Thos, nurseryman and florist, cor 26th and B O'Brien W J, boots and shoes, 607 J, and lime, cement, plaster, etc, 509 and 511 I Ochsner J, cooper and tankbuilder, 719 K Ochsner Joseph, saloon, 316 J Odd Fellows' Temple, NE cor 9th and K Odell M F, meat market, cor 10th and K Ogden Geo (McGregor ft Ogden), 1017 2d Ouver W C, carriage trimmer, 1019 10th Olsson John, watchmaker and jeweler, 428 J Orcutt L J ft Son (L J and F L Orcutt), wool, cor 6th and M &0 'A HMDWOOD LUMBER, &0 CO CO WHITE BR08m is A IS Mala and 14 * 1« Spear •treet, 8. F. Orcgoa Ash, Maple and Alder. DMIIEl lOHCBOSS i C0..*!8Sgg«!; JJCTBW fi& tSS&TSr I 790 California — SaorameTUo. Ornuby W O, ohief dork General Sup- ply Agency, C P R R Shops O'Rourke Robert, bootmaker, 513 K Orth Henry, barber, 328 K Osborn H P, wood and coal, 808 I Oaohwald John, saloon, 922 9th Otto H O, sal oon, 7 07 J PACIFIC BBEWERT. F C Knauer proprietor, onr 9th and P Pacific Cigar Mfy, Peter Fucha propr, 405 K Pacific Hotel, Mrs C F Singleton propr, 8E cor 5th and K Pacitio Mutual Life Insurance Co, Thos Fox mgr, 1009 2d PACIFIC POTTERT. N Ciark & Sons proprietors, J l)et 33d and -Uth Pacific Water Cure (Eclectic Health In- stitute), M F Clayton proprietor, NW cor 7th and L PACIFIC WHEEL AND CAR- RIAGE WORKS, J F Hill proprie- tor, 1301-1323 J Paine Chas E, livery stablo, 512 K Painter A J, aupt City Railway, '>r 20th and K Paladini Mrs M, boarding-house, 314 L Palm Bros (Joseph and Ch trl.-s Palm), carriage mfy, 1111 and 1 1 13 J Palm C W, reporter "Kecord-Union," 1017 3d Palmer E B, msr Singer Mfg Co, 825 J Palmer S A (Palmer & Sepuiveda), NE cor K and 2d PALMER & SEPULVEDA (s A Pal- mer and J C 8epulveda), drugkjistii, NE cor K and 2(1 Paquin A (Dwyer & Paquin), cor 2d and L Parke Mrs S S, Mansion House Dining Room, 7th bet I and J Parker J E, harness and saddles, 518 IC Parker J S, architectural wood sculptor, 826 K Parkinson J H, physician, 429i J Parmeter J E, carriage painter, 922 1 Ith Parsons Chas R (Codwalader k Parsons), 231 J Parsons E C & Co (E C Parsons), dry goods, G30 J PARSONS OEOF, editor in chief of "Record- Union," 1017 and 1019 3d Parsons James, boots and shoes, (503 J ParsonsJ^hn, bootmaker, 31 8^ K FATCHIN T A, watchmaker and jew- eler, 1023 9th Patterson James, meat market, 721 J Paulk H H, groceries, 8!4 K Payen Louis, restaurant, 427 K, PATNE J N. Ideal Saloon, 30S J Pearson, Amsden & I^urnett (E Pearson, O R Amsden and H A Bur'iett), proprs Telegraph Planing-mill, SE cor 12th and J Pearson E (Pearson, Amsden ft Bur- nett), cor 12th and J Peltier Andrew, meat market, 300 L Pendery B F, physician, 430 J People's Savings Bank, W F Huntoon sec and cashier, 400 J Perdomo A, bootmaker, SW cor 6th and J Perreiter F X (John Baptiste ft Co), 326 K Perry Mrs H, Sacramento Seminary, I bet 10th and 11th Peterson W F, candy mfr and ice cream saloon, 620 J Petrie Wm M. clothing, 622 J Petrocchi A, bootmaker, SOS K Pettit R H, ciuar mfr and dealer, 225 K PHILIP ROBERT, designer and en- graver, cor 4th nncl K PHILLIPS LOUIS (S J Nathan ft Co), 301-305 K PHOENIX FLOURINQ MILL, Geo Schroth & Co, cor 13th and J; branch office 120-124 J Pierce Bros (R VV, H A and W H Pierce), groceries, 1100 J Pierce R W (Pierce Bros), 1100 J Pierce H A (Pierce Bros), 1100 J Pierce W H (Pierce Bros), 11 00 J PIERREPONT A OIDLUND (J B Pierrepont and A C Gidlund), paint- ers, 702 K Picrn-pont J B (Pierrepont ft Gidlund), 702 K Pior-Hon H H, dentist, 415 J Pierson J C, county surveyor, Court House Pike Ben F, carpenter, 1117 5th Pike Jabcz T, groceries, 424 K Pike J T (Pike ft Voung), cor 4th and L Pike ft Young (J T Pike and Geo VV Young), carriage and wagonmakors, cor 4th and L Pilcovich B, restaurant, 403 K Pinkham Charles E, physician, 7th and J PIONEER BOX FACTORY. Cooke ft Son proprietors, cor Front and M PIONEER FLOUR MILL, H G 8mith ft Co proprietors. Front nr R R Bridge Pioneer Hall, e s 7th bet J and K Piziiiio Frank, saloon, corSJ aud L Plate L H, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 15th l>et J and K Piatt Martha, dressmaking, 1313 K Piatt P E (W R.Strongft Co), 106-110 J Politz G, clothing and gents' furuishing goods, 600 and 602 K Polymath Antlrow, watchmaker and jeweler, 1030 J Pond Miss N, dressmaking, 1011 9th Po|iert Jnmcs, groceries, cor 21st and H Portier James N, teller California State Bank, .330 J CO CO CO CO OS m 3 HARDWOOD LUMBER. !' WHITR BBOM . IS A IS Main »ad 14 A 1« Miirar titreet, M. tf. W&«*a MM«k. C^ubluet Wood*. «tc MIEI. TUfiGlE t CP. Blaoli Walmt Lumlwf. itt M« M ■pcAv at^ tMM Vmnclae*. ma 00 Co^i/omia — Sacramento. 791 P08XA ftLEVBT (Samuel Poska and M Levey), new and second-hand fur- niture, 808 J FOSKA SAMXTEL (Poska ft Levey), 808 J Postel Henry J, propr Capital Soda Works, 310 J Potter P, harness and saddlery, 202 K Powers H Aaroa (Wilcox, Powers & Co), 605 K PBODGER C Mt nssintant cashier Na- tional Gold Bank of D Mills, SE cor 2d and J Protestant Orphan Asylum, cor ISth and L Pulvermachor Julius, show cards and sii{n painting, 7i)0 J Putnam Geoi-ue A, city collector, City Hall Putnam Miss M J, dre.'^smaker, 1013 7th Pyburn Geo, physician, SE cor 10th and J Quanchi John, f ruiiii, cigars and tobacco, 804 K Quinn D H, hatter, NE cor 4th and J Qninn .1 C, Capital Sign Works, 321 J Rademacher J C, barbjr, 309 K BAOONICH MORRIS, hay oyster and chop house, 1025 2il Ramage J F, atty-at-law, NW cor 7th and J Rave C H. locksmith, 1010 6th Uay Miss L, dressmaker, 1025 Gth Keal J C, house-mover and raiser, 9th bet O and P Red House Trade Union, C H Gilman, propr, 706, 714 and 7 16 J REDMAN FRANK (R F Redman & Co), 610 J REDMAN R F (R F Redman & Co), 610 J REDMAN R F & CO (Frank and R F Kcdman), varieties, 610 J Reeber (J, bakery, 823 J Renner Stephen, saloon, 519 K Reno Ice Co. W H Mclnnis act. 819 K Renter Robt, bootmaker, 702 K Rhoads A J (Rhoads & Townsend), SW cor 2d and J Rhoada & Townsend (A J Rhoads and Isadore Townsend), nalonn and lodg- ing-house, 8W cor 2d and J Richards S L (X L Drew k Co), cor 2d and M Richardson James F, groceries, 901 2d Richmond Grove, J B Kueny propr, cor 20th and P Rideout N D, president California State Bank, residence Marysviile Ridgwny S B, druggist, 214 J Riem Jacob, restaurant, lVi6 J Riley John, groceries, cor 10th and E Rink Fred, saloon, 1016 6th RIVETT H W (Rivfltt & Sohardin), 1018 6th RIVETT ft SOHARDIN (W H Schar- din and H W Rivett), job printers, 1018 6th RobbinsJ A, train despatchor, C PR R Depot Robbins N W, carriage trimmer, 800 K Roberts D L (Buell & Roberts), 1226 7th Roberts J H, sec Sacramento Transpor- tation Co, 1405 Front Robin Chas clothing, 702 J Robinson E I (Cross ft Robinson), and notary public, 429 J Roddy James, bootmaker, 1 125.^ 3d Rode H D, groceries, cor 14th and P Rodegerdts Aug (Schaden ft Rodegerdts), NW cor 4th and M Rodgers Mrs J B, dressmaker, cor ^th and I Roeder Ed (BoUer ft Roeder), 816 K Rogers Mrs H N, electric and galvanic baths, 919 8th Rohrer Mrs C, lodging-house, 310 J Rood Mrs C, dressmaking, 1006 7th Root H F (Root, Neilson ft Co), Front bet N and ROOT. NEILSON ft CO (H F Root. Alex Neilson and John Driscoll), proprs Union Iron Works, Front bet N and O Rose M R, iron works and machine shops, 904 K Rose R A, artesian well borer, 904 K Rosenfeld Simon, cigars and tobacco, 304 J Ross A (Ross ft Ankener), 819 7th Ross ft Ankener (A Ross and J J Ank- ener), meat market, 819 7th Rcss ft Bauer (O Ross and J Bauer), furniture and beddmg, 315 K Ross () (Ross ft Bauer), 315 K Roth S, harness and saddlery, 817 J Rott A H (C H Krclw ft Co), 626 J Rudolph J F, apothecary, 823 K Ruhl B, book binder and paper ruler, 1017 8th Ruh'staller Frank (Ruhstaller ft Schul- ler), cor r2th and H Ruhstaller & SchuUer (Frank Ruhstaller and Frank Schullcr), city brewery, cor 12th and H Rumble Phil, poundmaster Kuss Houae, J bet 10th and 11th Russell P H, groceries, 7 1 9 J Ryan Frank D, attorney-at-law, Court Houae Ryan James, bootmaker, 816 J SACRAMENTO BANK, E R Hamil- ton cashier, 431 J "SACRAMENTO BEE" (daily and weekly), James McClatchy ft Co proprietors, 1016 3d o PI o o 01 o > r o > CD PI PI H 0) O o UADnW nnn l IIMDCQ V^HITE BKOS.. is ^h IS Kaiu auit 14 * 16 Spear nAnUlf UUU LUmDCn, «tt, M. F. SlarU Walant. Bitaniali €«dar Veneers. L0uiSBB>iaw>iigco..tir»3aracgi(9Mo»iRBiiiOTSt 792 Urn CaUfomia — Saoro/mento. 115 BAGRAMXNTO BBXWEBT, PhUip Soheld proprietor, oor 28th and M Soorsmento Building and Loan AHOoia- iion, A Leonard mo, 1012 4th Sacramento Buainen College, £ C At- kinson principal, 716 I Sacramento Conservatory of Music, Jo- seph Borra, 615 K Sacramento Cracker Co, John Black & Son proprs, 88 (old number) Front Sacramento Flour Mills, C McCreary & Co proprs, 121^-1223 Front Sacramento Foundry, Wm Outenberger propr, cor Fro nt and N BAGSAMBHTO FREE UBRABT, Miss Caroline G Hancock librarian, 716 1 Sacramento Glove Factory, E A Dodge proi.r, 1027 9t h SACRAMENTO INSTITUTE. Bro Bosonis director, cor 12th and K "SACRAMENTO JOURNAL" (semi- weekly), K F Wiemeyer proprietor, 305 J "SACRAMENTO LEADER" (Sun- day morning), J N Larkiu proprietor, 210 J, upstairs Sacramento Lumber Co, O P Goodhue mgr, 1220 2d Sacrameito Planing Mill, Hartwell, Hotohkiss & Stalker proprs, cor Front and Q SACRAMENTO POTTERY. H F Bundook ft Bro proprietors, cor 8d andN SACRAMENTO PUBLTSHTNQ 00. publishers "Record-Union," Wm H Mills general manager, 1017 and 1019 3d "SACRAMENTO RECORD-UNION" (daily and semi-weekly), Sacramento Pubushing Co, publishers, 1017 and 1019 3d Sacramento Seminarv, Mrs H Perry principal, I bet lOth and 11th Sacramento Swimming Baths, R E El- liott mgr, 1024 K Sacramento Transfer Co, Samuel Kings- bury propr, 510 K Sacramento Transportation Co, J C Van Kirk Mt, 1405 Front Sage A (Irvine ft Sago), 2d bet K and L St Charles Hotel, Jtmn H Lowry pnpr, 814 J St George's Building, oor 4th and J St Joseph Academy, Sister Mary Bap- tist Russell sister superior, 8th and 0th and G and H Salle CFG, groceries, 531 I Salomon Leon, groceries, 1330 7th S«nders A N, bootmaker, 802 K Saunders ft Butler (H C Snunders and Frank Boiler), barbers, 302 J Stvnden H C (Saunders ft Batler). 302 J Sawtelle A, books, stationery and news, 624 J Soanlan Wm, hotel, 1116 5th Schaden A,^oceries, 201 M Sohaden J C (Schaden ft Rodegerdts), NW cor 4th and M Sohaden ft Rodegerdts (J C Schaden and Aug Rodegerdts), groceries, NW oor 4th and M Sohaffer C, onoper, 89 (old number) Tront SCHARDIN W H (Rivett ft Sohar- din), 10lt> 6th Sohaumloefel Henry (Stoeber ft Schanm- loefel), cor 17th and N Scheibel Geo, saloon and coffee stand, 924 2d SCHELD PHILIP, proprietor Sacra- mento Brewery, cor 28th and M Schepp Charles, saloon, 604 J Schepp Conrad, meat market, cor 12th and £ Scheunert H (Gattmann ft Soheunert), 622 and 624 K Sohiels A, bootmaker, S£ oor 3d and J Schindler C, carnenter, 708 K Schindler Mrs C, restaurant and vari- eties, 710 K S chma elzle Louis, barber, 6C0 K SCHMID JACOB, proprietor Mechan- ics' Exchange Hotel, 120 I S chmidt J acob, saloon, 915 6th SCHMITT CHARLES, job printer, 306 J Schmitt Jacob, saloon, 716 K Schmorleiz S, propr Atlantic Hotel, cor I and 12th SCHNEIBEL ADAM meat market, 926 N SCHNEIDER J J, saloon and lodging- house, 1114 4th SCHNEITER FRED, saloon, 906 J S chnue riger Xavie r, saloon, 708 K SCHROER WnilAM, Eagle Steam Crac ker Bakery, 718 K SCHROTH OEOROE (Geo Schroth ft Co) and Pioneer Bakery, 12(^-124 J SCmROTH OEOROE ft CO (George Schroth, J H Arnold and Ferdinand Kohler), pmuretors Phcenix Flouring Mills, cor l.'lth and J; branch ofiBce 120-1 24 J SCHWAMB THEODORE W. agent Royal, St John and New Remington sewing machines and picture stor^ 804 J Schuler Frank (B Belsohart ft Co), 1025 Front SohuUer Frank (Ruhstaller ft Sdmller), cor 12th and H Sdiulmeyer Henry, meat maiket, oor 2d and Sohnrr Chris, Empire Bakerv, 1008 J Schwalbe Edward, barber, 621 K HUDWOOD LUMBER, ■t ■.r. C}*«aterV»v«,Hewel Paste, UlEN TU6GIE t CO. PadflcGoaaHardWfloilg'fcSWKS^ California — Sacramento, 793 Sohwarti Ohas, meat market, 1630 7th SohwartB Mrs O M, lodging-houae, 128 SohwaraJ, bootmaker, 102U2d SGSWEITZER ft OBEER (H F Schweitzer and R N Greer), oarpet beating, 1308 O Schweitzer H F (Schweitzer & Qreer), 1308 O SCOFIELD ft TEVIS (D O Scoiield and Harry L Tevis — residence San Francisco), paints, oils, etc, « to, 911 and 913 2d Scott B B ft Son (J L Scott), mfr flavor- ing extracts and Cal Yeast Cake, cor 21st and I Scott G W (SisBon, Crocker & Co), resi- dence Oakland Scott B B & Son (B B Scott & Son), cor 21st and I Scott Mrs L P, dressmaking, 826) J, up stairs Scott & Muir (T J Scott and A J Muir), plumbers and gas fixtures, 303 J Scott T J (Scott & Muir), 303 J Scott W S, fruits and liquors, 830 M Scott W S, saloon, 827 J Scriver li. D, clerk city water works. City Hall Scrivnr T D, livery stable, 4th bet I and J Seadler James (Babson & Seadler), 1006 7th Sears Bros (J S and D S Sears), barbers, 1006 3d Soeba Charles F, candy factory, 1126 J Sellinger Chas, mgr Capital Ice and Coal Co, 1009 3d Senatz A J, restaurant, 1023 3d SepulvedaJ C (Palmer & Sepulveda), N£ cor K and 2d Sermonet Geo, groceries, cor 8th and G Shafer C J (C J Shafer k Son), 607 K Shafer C J & Son (C J and G L Shafer), stoves and tinware, plumbers and gas- fitters, 607 K Shafer Geo L (C J Shafer k Son), 607 K Shaw 1 G (Light k Shaw), dentist, 1116 1 Shear Chas, saloon, cor 20th and G Shearer C R, train dispatcher, C P R R Depot Sheehan John F (James McClatchy k Co), 1016 3d Shepherd Fred A, city assessor, City Hall Sheppard Geo W, whitewashing and carpet cleaning, 1022 8th, and fruits, candies, etc, W2 K Sherbum k Smith (W H Sheibum and S B Smith), auctioneers and furuitore, bedding and crockery, 323 K Sherbura W H (Sherbum k Smith), 323 K Shields F M, dentist, 428) J Shipley T C, lodgings, St. George Build- ing, lOOTA* 4th Shoemaker Theodore, barber, 818 J Siddons W M, saloon, 204 J Siebenthaler John D (P Siebenthaler k Son), H bet 20th and 21st Siebenthaler P (P Siebenthaler k Son), H bet 20th and 21st Siebenthaler P k Son (P and John D Siebenthaler), saloon, H bet 20th and 21st Simmons D J, auctioneer and manager Metropo.itan Theater, 10134th Simmons G L, physician, 212 J Simon Mrs A, dressmaking, 917 12th Simoni A, restaurant, 915 Front Singer Manufacturing Co, E B Palmer mgr, 825 J Singleton Mrs C F, proprietress Pacific Hotel. SE cor 5th and K Sisson A W (Sisson, Crocker k Co), residence San Francisco SISSON. CBOCKEB ft CO (AW Sis- son, C W Crocker, G W Scott, S M Cutler, R A Wilson and M A Burke), Chinese supplies and general merchan- dise, 129 J Skelton John, wood and coal, ^SE cor 6th and I Skinner J L, teacher of vocal music, 830 L Slater J F, hatter, 409 J Slaughter Jesse, plasterer, 1217 6th SLOBS LOTJIS ft CO. F^ Hammond manajjer, hides, pelts, tallow ar.d furs, cor Front and L Smethurst Mrs R W, dressmaker, 1211 7th Smiht Louis, saloon, 1022 3d Smith A M, plumber and gasfitter, 412 J Smith Benj, ass't master mechanic C P R R shops Smith E F, sec State Agricultural So- ciety, cor 6th and M SMITH F A. manager for Waterhouse k Lester, 708 and 710 J Smith Frank, saloon, 600 K Smith F S, livery stable, 1117 7th Smith Geo, baggage master C P R R Depot Smith G V, sign painter, pictures, frames, etc, 725 J Smith H G (H G Smith k Co), Front near B ridge SHITH H ft 00 (H G Smith and L Williams), Pioneer Flour-Mill, Front near Bridge Smith J D, Sacramento Restaurant, 319 K Smith J M (Smith k Wilson), 1024 3d Smith John, saloon and gardener, cor 29th and J 7^ u% ^o 3 i ^K (!■ ■• e ■^■ 1 3 f <^ '.< HARDWOOD LUMBER, SE:'.^'/-"'^ 61 IS * IS Main and 14 A 1« Spear Hnbs, Kjwkca, Bins, Poles, 8liaf«a, ete. CD CD ^ ^kii MASOinO OPTFITS, ■oAletjr €l««4a. ete., at MOBCBOS* A CO., M«MBl« Temple, Me. • Peat street, B. C. 794 California — Sacramento. K t Smith L T, contractor aad mfr artifi- cial stone, 1525 E Smith P C, propr Bruce House, 1018 J Smith S B (Sherburn & Smith), 323 K SMITHS W (Davis & Smith), 1002 J Smith & Wilson (J M Smith and Jeff Wilson), meat market, 1024 3d Smith W ju, paper hanger, 1021 4th Snider T A, physician and surgeon, SE cor 2d and K, up stairs Snyder A C, deposit teller Sacramento Bank, cor 5th and J Solomon H, clothing, 519 K South worth SS (Brewer & South worth), 628* J Spencer Ferdinand (W H Masters & Co), 1025 8th Sperry 'Vm, saloon, 1109 2d SPIEKER J J, druggist, NW cor 6th and K Spierling Henry, saloon, cor 10th and Y Spruance John (Wilcox, Powers & Co), 606 K Stalker W D (Hart well, Hotchkiss & Stalker), cor Front and Q Standard Oil Co, J C Harvey mgr, oils, 1023 Front Standley Samuel L (Wilcox, Powers & Co), 605 K Stanley G R, clergyman (Methodist) Stanley Lee, livery stable, K bet lOiih and 1 1th Stanton Perrin (Holman, Stanton & Co), 211-215 J Star Glove Factory, V C Dodge propr, 1005 K Star Mills and Malt House, Neubourg & Lagcs proprs, 5th bet J and K Starr Henry, attorney-at-lav , NE cor 3a and J STATE HOUSE HOTEL, H Eldred proprietor, SW cor 10th and K Sttffias Joseph ( Whittier, Fuller & Co), 1020 and 1022 2d Stein N, barber and baths, 508 K Stein S, second-hand goods, 726 K Stein Samuel, junk, 805 J STEINAUER BEN, proprietor Wm Tell House, 90U J Steinauer Meiurad, saloon, 522 K Steianian Mrs A K, lodgings, 928 3d Stcinman Herman, watchmaker, jew- nler, and money broker, 209 K S eiuman B U, restaur mt and saloon, C P U II Depot Steinmeyer F W, gnoceriea, cor '"th and F Sternfuls M (S Lipman & Co), 501 and 503 J Stevens A J, general master mochani'^ C P U K Shops •^^ "jns C A, freight agent, C P R R Depot STEVENS C H (C H Stevens ft Co), 800 and 802 J STEVENS G H ft CO (C H Stevens and Will E Williams), dry goods, and ladies' and children's fine shoes, 800 and 802 J STEVENS E A, news editor "Record- Union," 1017 ami 1019 3d Stevens E M, saloon, 228 J Stober John (Stober & Schaumloefel), cor 17th and N Stober & Schaumloefel (John Stober and Henry Schaumloefel), meat mar- ket and saloon, cor 17th and N StoU J T, harness and saddlery, 610 K Stone Mrs R J, seamstress, cor 7th and I STONE WM, saloon, 108 K Stoner & Nicholas (W P Stoner and Jamej S Nicholas), fiainters, 925 10th Stoier W P (Stoner & Nicholas), 925 10th Storch J G, barber, 828 K Straus Louis, saloon, 304 K Streeter A A (Wetzel & Streeter), 320 K Strobel Carl, real estate, insurance and money broker, 321 J Strong W R (W R Strong & Co), 106 -no J STRONG W R ft CO (W R Strong, P E Piatt and Robt Williamson), commission merchants and wholesale fruit, produce and seeds, 106-110 J Slirutz Julius, wliolesale liquors, 420 J Stuckenholz Mrs B, saloon, 101 1 2d Sullivan J H, real estate and insurance agt, 331 J Sullivan W L, sec Oak Knoll Ranch Sutherland W H, s*;air buildei, 625 L SWEETSER A C (Sweetser & Alsip), and notary public, 10:5 4th SWEETSMl & ALSIP (A C Swaet- '■^.eraud E K Alsip), real estate and insurance agents, 1015 4th SWIFT C H, president Sacramento Bank, 431 J Swift Frank, constable, 601 I TADE B F, ^&!e. livery and feed sta- ble, 815 I 0th Tiift, Bassott & Huntsman (ChasCTaft, W S Baisett an! Hoi ice Hunt, man). Mechanics' Miil Co, ptaning mill and Hoo CAiyiN NUniNG & SON. *ILEH, TUGGIE & CO., Eastern Itwi Wood Umber.'SA'gasay CO CO CO CO C/9 OB a t 00 £ c;> oo CO o Jl z o o California — Sacra/mento. 795 Telegraph House, B A Farr, proprietor, 1220 J Telegraph Planing Mill, Pearson, Ams- din & Burnett, 8E cor J and 12th Terry B F (Terry & Co), cor 4th and L Terry & Co (B F Terry and G M Hep- burn), Hotel Langham, cor 4th and L Terry W E, sec and treas Friend & Terry Lumber Co, '310 2d and cor 12th and J Thomas E M (Dawson & Thomas), 1008 4th Thompson Miss E, dressmaking, 601^ J Thc.musrm L (MH D Nash & Co), 906 K Tibbils H E (Martin & Tibhals), 803 K Tice Mrs A'C (Tice & Clements), 521 J Tic • & Clements (Mrs A C Tice and Miss M Clements), millinery. 521 J T»««id John A, photographer, 318 J Torid .1 W, bootmaker, 424 J TODHUNTER LEVI! H, meat mar- ket, 31-.' K Toland Alfred, groceries, cor 7th and G Torrey M, lodging-himse, 1221 3d Tonhey James, saloon, DIW) M Townseiid Isadora (lihoads & Town- send), SW >r2d and J Tozer L(\V hitter. Fuller & Co), 1020 and 101 2 2.1 TRACY FELIX, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, coi J and '_'d Tracy T M (Kilgore & Tracy), 913 and S15K Traganza Thos, saloon, 731 K Trainor H C ((Jreen & Traiuor), 122 K Trarbach John J, clothing, 231 K Treinont Hotel V Bryding propr, 112 and 1 14 J Tronimenschlager Joseph, tailor, 1020 8tli Trou.' Ptter, hatter, 427 J TRYQN E H, a«cretary Capital Wool- en Mills, 822 J TRYON S. president Capital Woolen Mills, ,S->- T TUBBS J C justice of the peace and attorney at-law, 001 I Tufts A C, d'uggist, SK cor 10th and J Turner lienj, briber, 803 J Turner (! .), at.siHtaut master earbuilder C P K H Shops Tu.ner Hall, s s K bet 9th aa.l 10th Tyrrell (i G, physician, 429i J Uhl Fred, groceries, oor 4th and N Union Brewery, Jacob Gebert propr, •cor 20th and ( ) Union Hotel, W O Bowers propr, cor 2d and K Union House, \V F McFaddim propr, 731 J UinON IRON WORKS, Hoot, Neil- son & Co proprietors. Front bet N andO Union Wood and Coal Co (A Annis and F Kunmerfeld), wood and coal, 42(5 K Urquhart T J, train dispatcher C P R R Depot "VAIXEY PRESS" STEAH-FOW- ER BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE, H A Weaver proprietor, 327 J Vance C J, uphjlstering and furniture, ^ 1020 6th Vaadercook H D (Vandercook & Mur- dock), oor 15th and J V.mdercook &: Murdock (H D Vander- cook and Henry Murdock), planing- mill, contractors and builders, cor 15th and J Van Fleet W C (Dunlap & Van Fleet), attorney-at-law and notary, 603 I Van Heusen Graham K (Van Heu^en & Huiitoon), 712 J Van Heusen & Huntoon (Graham K Van Heusen and John L Huntoon), furniture and bedding, 712 J Van Kirk J C, agt Sacramento Trans- portation Co, 1405 Front Van Orden John, merchant tailor, 1007 J Van Voorhies A A (A A Van Voorhies & Co), 322 and 324 J Van Voorhies A A & Co (A A Van Voorhies, R C Irvine and L C Mont- fort), importers and mfrs harness and saddles, saddlery hardware, etc, 322 and 324 J Vaughan G W, carpenter, 907 5th Verity Wm, cabinetmaker, 1 1 16 7th Verniilya A J, undertaker and coroner, 520 J Vice D, saloon, 1122 J Vallasinor Calarino, barber, 908 2d Vivian Mrs N B, lodging-house, 1108 4th Voeller H, physician, Odd Fellows' Temple Vogtl Chas (Vogel & Maier), 1121 3d Vog»4 .t Maier (Chas Vogel and J F W Maier), Washington Bakery, 1121 3d WACHHORST &ERMAN, watches, clocks, jewelry, diamonds and plated- ware, 315 J Wagner M, saloon, cor I and 9th WAHL & HOSS (Christ Wahl and J B Hoss), proprietor Columbus Brew- ery, cor Kiih and K Wait V, S, druggist, 531 J Wall P H, groceries, 1531 7th Walter Albert, candy mfy and ice cream saUon, 824 J Warren Wm J, saloon, cor K and Front Wasseiuian S (8 Lipman & Co), 501 and 503 J Wassmann Adolph, bootmaker, 10256th Wfiterhouse C (Waterhouse k Lester), res San Fr-tncisco WATERHOUSE ft LESTER (OWat. erhouse), F A Smith manager, wagon lumber and carriage material, 708 and 710 J th > i z 1 o ! PI 1 o V" A • i =^ i GO 1 _^ ' JIE m * frO i. 35 ^3 5; 2 "_.- ^ •' 9)^ t CO |! * 1 •(' f"" m ,-t sq 3 f- 1. HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITB BBOW , 18 A 15 Main and 14 A 1« Mp«ar Mtreet, M. W. Wason liCaek. Cabinet Wood*. et«. tuyw nmitumutimm « ^ lOUIS BMVERMMI £ CO., _- ; — _ orcr ChMMUi tower than mmy hooae In tlte City, 119 KonUcAmery St. 796 California — Sacramento. Watson O W (Fisch ft Watson), J bet lOth and l]th Watson J R, pros Sacramento Building and Loan Association and general snpply agt, C P K R Shops Watt J W, city tapper, City Hall • Wat t era Th omas, siuoon, 901 Front WEAVER H A, proprietor Valley Press Steam Power Book aud Job Prin ting Office, 327 J WEBER F H Ii, wholesale and retail r,rocerie8, hay, grain and feed, 1217 and 1219 L Weber R, meat market, 1030 H Webster J R, groceries, 1301 J Weimann August (Weimann & Damm), 705 J Weimann D, stoves, tinware, pumps, etc, 914 J Weimann & Damm (August Woimann and Adam Damm), Pacific Oyster and Chop House, 705 J Weinreich H (HWemreich & Co). 514 J WEINRiEICH H & CO (H Weimeich), wholesale liquors and cigars, 514 J Weit stock H (Weinstock & Lubin),400 -408 K Weinstock & Lubin (H Weinstock and D Lubin), dry goods, clothing, shoes, hats and millinery, 400-408 K Weisel C (C Weisel & Co), and pres Germania 3 and L Association, 1005 4th WEISEL C & CO (C Weisel), whole- sale and retail butchers and pork W packers, 726 and 726 Ji L eisman Charles, barb ?r, 606 J Welch Beuj, master car builder. Central Pac iho R R Shops WELLS. FAROO ft CO, Felix Traoy agent, cor J and 2d Werner Chas (Werner & Guenther), K bet 9th an d 10th WERITER ft GUENTHER (Chaa Werner and Wm Gucuthor), Turner Hall Saloon, under Turner Uali, K bet 9th and 10th Western Hotel, Wm Land propr, 209- 217 K Western Union Telegraph Co, E A Bewdslee mgr, 1015 2d Wetzel J A (Wetzel & Streeter), .320 K Wetzel Martin, groceries, cor 4th and N Wetzel St Streeter (.T A Wetzel and A A Streeter), barbers, 320 K Weyant W L (W A Chittenden & Co), NW cor 9th aud J Wheeler C T (Booth & Co), 41-49 (old numbers) Front Wheeler J H, horsenhoer, 1 1 16 2d Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine Co, W W Bowser agt, 627 J White C L (White A George), cor 7th and J^ White D C, feed stable, J bet 12th and 13th White & George (C L White and W F George), attorneys-at-law aud notaries public, NW cor 7th and J White J B, groceries, 631 M White John, planiug-mill, contractor and builder, cor 10th and U Whittier, Fuller & Co (W F Whittier, W P Fuller, Joseph Steffens and L Tozer), paints, oils and glass, 1020 and 1022 2d Whittier W F (Whittier, Fuller & Co), res San Francisco Whyte J F & Co, groceries, 609 J Wiedmann J M, candy factory, 419 K and 418 J WIBMETER E F. proprietor "Sac- ramento Journal," 305 J Wiezel J & Son, horseshoeing, 9th bet J and K Wilcox, Powers & Co (Aaron H Powers, Samuel L Stanley and John Spruauce), wholesale liquors and wines, etc, 505 K Wilcoxson Jackson, capitalist, 407 J Wilcoxson JeflFerson, capitalist, 4(>7 J Wilder Mrs E F, pres W C T U, 309 J Wilko Charles, mfg jeweler, 430 J Wilkinson T S, propr American Eagle Hotel, 1201 J Willem J W (Willem & Long), 410 K Willein &, Long (J W Willem and D J Long), meat market, 410 K Willet Eli, saloon, 210 K William Fred (A Andrew & Co), 1021 2d WILLIAM TELL HOUSE. Ben Steuiauer proprietor, 900 J Williams C F(Withington &, Williams), 1427-1431 Front Williams Mrs £1, boarding-house, 628 I Williams L (H G Smith & Co), Front nr Bridge Williams Thos, bootmaker, 1 106 4th Williams Thos H, groceries, 930 N WILLIAMS W 0, safes and scales, 312 J WILLIAMS WILL E (0 H Stevens A Co), 8U0 and 802 J Williamson Henry, ju>ik, 313 L Williamson Robt (W R Strong & Co), 110 J Wilson Abe, barber, 1023 4th Wilson B (Gattmann ft Wilson). 601 J Wilson J A, furniture and bedding, 415 J Wilson J E, saloon, cor 19'.h and C Wilson Jeff (Smith * Vvilson), 1024 3d Wilson J W, livery stable and county supervisor, 318 K Wilson Marcus, tailor, 618 K Wilson Mn N M, dressmaker, 628 K PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAIiVlM MVTTIMW 8iMaUI«li«4 IMA nOH, rrMrlct*ni7 Strcit.!! V. Z f . t ■ d i i r ■ 1 I?v- AILEII. TUGSLE carpenter, 2218 H bet 22d and 23d Wood W, dentist, 401 J Woodborn James (E L Billings & Co), 417 K WOODMAN £ M, groceries, 830 N L, gr of Woods A S, clerk of police court, City Hall Woods Joseph, cigars, tobacco, cutlery, etc, 229 K WOODSON J A. literarv editor "Rec- ord-Union." 1017 and 1019 3d Woolf G, tailor, 619 K Woolf Mrs H, fancy goods, 619 K Wright J B, supt Cala Pacific branches Sacramento and Oregon Divisions C P R R and S & P R R, C P R R Depot Wyatt S, books, 807 K Yoerk C A (Mohr & Yoerk), 1024 and 1026 J TOST JOHN D (HS Crocker & Co), residence San Francisco Young America Restaurant, 1013 2d Young Geo W (Pike & Young), cor 4th andL Young J N (Young & Young), atty-at- law and notary x^ublic, S £ cor 5th and J Young Mary J (Young & Young), atty- at-Iaw, SE cor 5th and J- Youug Mrs N M, dressmaker, 721 J K Young & Young (J N and M J Yo'iing), attys-at-law, SE cor 5th and J Youngs Mrs Emma, dressmaker, 9226th Yuhre W F, groceries, 630 L Zecher F J (Brendlin & Zecher), 1128 I Zeitler Chas, hardware and agricultural implements, 512 J Zemansky N, furnishing goods, 300 J Ziegler J (Ziecler & Mathis), 407 K Ziegler & Mathis (J Ziegler and P Mathis), saloon, 407 K Ziemer A C (Ziemer Bros), 505 J Ziemer Bros (A C and S Ziemer), dry and fancy goods, 505 J Ziemer S (Ziemer Bros), 505 J Zimmerman C, groceries, cor 12th and E Zimmerman L, painter, 321 J ZoUer L, meat market, 730 M Zwickel Conrad, foundry and iron works, M bet 4th and 5th HOLBROOE, MERRILL & STETSON. IMPOUTEHS OF S Metal!!, Ti S Pumps, Wire, Lead and Iron Pipe, PLTUMBEBS' t GAS FITTEIS* GOOBS. AND General House Furnishing Hardware. MANUKAtrriKKUS OF TIN, COPPER AND SHEiilT-IRON WARE. 221 and 223 J Street, Sacramento, Cat. c/> GO CD 5 CQB GO C/3 OO HARDWOOD LUMBER 2K":w«»k«» j»* >»»«»» *»4»**:t«.»^ Mt. «. F. Hubs, M9ok««, Bins, Poles. Sttafta. eta. ttlUittfiM;.^X^'MMfi<'kiuKJ4 798 Califomior^Sacramento. C. E. ADAMS, Wholesale and Ketail Dealer in Hay and Grain, 727 J Street, bet. Seventh and Eighth, SACRAMENTO, CAL. JAMES C. GLOVEB, StiiiiiStiiiiiir's MUs SACRAMENTO, CAL. JOHNSTON'S ORIGINAL COFFEE HOUSE F. H. JOHNSTON, Proprietor. ALL KINDS OF CAKES, PIES or DOUGHNUTS WITH, COFFEE, TEA OR CHOCOLATE, No. 517 K STREET, SACRAMENTO, CAL. i California — Sacra/men to. 799 p. L, EWINO. JACOB HOEHN. EWINC tt HOEHN, (Snceesson to WM. GWYNN.) DEALERS IN mixm I M mi m IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN Plaster, Hair, Cement, Felt, Fire Brick and Fire Clay, 513 and 515 I Street, C. p., R. R. Track running through Lime Depot. SACRAMENTO. HENRY FISHER, MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER And Dealer in all kinds of NUTS. AGENT FOR CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY. Best Goods in the Market. WM. D. KNIGHTS. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR Hides, Sheep Skins, Wool and Tallow, 921 and 923 Third Street, between I and J, /». 0. Box 243. SACRAMENTO, CAL. Butchers supplied witti Paper, Salt, Skewers, Sausage Machines and Casings. 'I 1 n m 800 California — Sacramento. SEND TO GUS LAVENSON'S FOR YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES. They are the Best, the Latest in Style, M at the Lowest Prices. S. E. Cor. Fifth and J Streets, Sacramento, Cal. A. SAGE. W. J. IRVINE. Pacific Livery and Feed Stables SECOND STBIST. Between K and L, SACRAMENTO, CAL. IRVINE & SAGE, Prop'rs. HORSES BOARDED By tlie Day, Week or Month. C. T. JONES. ED. M. MARTIN. JONES & MARTIN, AnORNEYS AT LAW. 607 I Street, l)et. 6th and 7th, SACRAMENTO. JAKE'S CAPITAL ALE VAULTS, J. J. NAGBLE, Proprietor. Nos. 302 J anl 1005 TMrl Streets, SACIUMENTO, CAL. Hot Lunch from 11 a. m. to 1 r. m. and Hot Chowder from 7 p.m. to 12 p.m m California — Sa^yramento. 801 mARTIM KZSSTIaZSR, MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OP &0 C/3 rsa C/3 CO No8. 1012 and 1014 NINTH ST., Between J and K Streets, SACRAMENTO, CAL Uo. 900 J Strest, Comer of Ninth, Sasramento, California B. STEINAUER, Proprietor. Board and Lodgring; per Week $5 00 to $6 00 Board and Lodcfingr per Day $1 00 to $1 86 Single Meala 86 Cents. FAMILIES ACCOMMODATED ON REASONABLE TERMS. Baggage Conveyed to and from the House Free of Charge. The Bar is well stocked with Choice Liquors and Cigars. mi i«i^ MASONIO OUTFITS, SgJSgifSSt.'ywg •t MORCROMi * CO.. • Poat Mtireet. a. V, 802 California — Sacra/msnto-St Helena. (BnooeMon to X* * C. ORUHLXB.) Columbus Brewery CORNER OF SIXTEENTH AND K STREETS, SACRAMENTO, CAL. (■■tabllsliedise?.) Importing Commission Merchant, AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER. Oreen, Canned and Dried Fruits, Hay, Grain, Ground Feed, etc. Crockery and Glassware. Country Produce Bought and Sold. Goods sold at Bottom Prices. 1817 and 1810 L STREET. SACRAMENTO. CAL. Sacks and Bottles of all Descriptions. SAMUEL POSKA & CO., Dealers in New anl Seconl-Hanl Fornitore, tf ^^^ STOVES, CAIll'ETS, Croclery, Glassware, TINWARE, AND Household Goods of all Descriptions, 808 J STREET, Between 8ih and Oth, SACHAMKKTO. ST. HELENA. Napa County. A post, express and telegraph office; is the center of a thrifty and prosperous fanning and wine growing district, and of neces- sity partakes of the characteristics of that community, which gives it an air of busy life and industry — has about 1,600 inliabitants — ifl situated 18 miles from Napa City, and 60 miles by way of the California Pacific K. R. (Napa Branch), from San Francisco. The White Sulphur Springs are in the neighborhood, but a short drive from St. Helena. 00 CO CO CO CO CO u CALVIN NUniNG i SON, «tIBI>EU«4, JAIIi ARID VBWCB WOBK, >M7 Main Street, San Vraoelsco. >UEII. TUGGII t CO.. MRDWOOD lUMBtB. 'Vavyjsa; "^ I CO CM j2 California — 8t Helefna. 803 > (den & Merriam (H E Alden and H A M> riam), dothing and famishing a. 'i« Allison J H, town marshal Alstrom S, propr Windsor Hotel Backus O, agt C F R R Barry M 8, wagonmaker Beach G H, stationery and varieties Beattie S P, meat market BELL R B (Hale & Bell) Bruce W A, atunsmith Bussenius H R, druggist Bussenius R G, operator W U Tel Co Carver D B, postmaster and broker Caughey W J, blacksmith Chiles W G, hardware, agricultural im- plements, paints, oils, etc Cisco Del, liquors Cleghorn John, hamessmaker Colman P W, physician Coutolenc Bros (E F and J H Coutolenc), meat market Dallev Fredrick, tailor Davis ^ £, dentist Dawson Wm J G, physician Degouy N, wine vinegar Dickinson Fredrick M, confectionery and varieties Dobbas B B, liquors Eastman G L, San Francisco Ebermayer A, teacher of music and for- eign languages Edwards Tom W, mgrfor Henry Wolff, jewelry Elgin W A, livery and justice of the peace Ewelling H J, bonded warehouse Fautz Edward, brewer Ferrari R, bootmaker Finnen John, liquors Flier Gust, painter Frisby W E, agt Puget Sound Lumber Co Gaetano Rossi, liquors Galews ky D a vid, general merchandise GABDNEB CHARLES A. editor and proprietor "Weekly St Helena Star" Geilert J M, general merchandise Giauque T A, boarding-house and liq- uors Goodman A, clothing Graf Jacob, jeweler and watchmaker Grigsby G D, propr Palace Hotel Grove O W, groceries Gutz wilier Henry, delicacies HAT.TS ft BELL (C N Hale and R B Bell), groceries and crockery HALE CN (Hale & Bell) HAMMONI) MRS S J (T B Hammond & Co) HAMMOND T B ft CO ((^ J and T B Hammond), confectionery and varie- ties Head George, bootmaker saloon, choice cigars, liquors H eitz J os eph, bake^ HETMAHH CABX, wines, liquors and wholesale and retail Heymann Edmund, wine mfr Hofiinan Frank, bootmaker Horton George, furniture and bedding Jacks ft Cook (Simon Jacks and Simon Cook), stoves and tinware Johnson J, bootmaker Johnston J W, liquor KETTLEWELL J 0, sign and car- riage painter Kettlewell J R ft Son (J R and B F Ket- tlewell), hardware, agricultural im- plements, blacksmiths and wagon- makers King Rev E H, Methodist Kurpinsky T, harnessmaker Lander G M, deputy postmaster LAZARUS IJBOFOIJ), agent Wells, Farso ft Co, E Linn W H, restaurant Logan J I, fur niture and undertaker MARTINELLI JASPER, proprietor U S Saloon, liquors and lodging-house McCormick ft York (Wm McCor3::ick and John York), butchers McDonald John, painter McGee James, constable McOEORGE MISS K E, millinery and fancy goods, varieties McLennan D R, blacksmith and wagon- maker Merk J F, tailor Mitchell James, clergyman (Presbyte- rian) Mixon J C, carpenter and builder MONNDT JOHN B, man2;ger for Geo Monnin, boots and shoes "NAPA COUNTY VINICULTUR- E5T," E W Woodward ft Co pub- lishers Pellet Frank, lumber Pond H M, physician Ramos John, wine house Ranger Geo F, confectionery and varie- ties Reichter Louie, liquors Riggins George A, druggist ROOT W A, dentist St Helena Academy, Rev Lowell L Rogers A M principal ST HELENA HOTEL, A Tonolla pro- prietor "ST HELENA STAR," Gardner ft Allyn proprietors Salmina Baptiste, liquors . Simmons Richard, blacksmith Simmons W T, contractor and builder SMITH W 'A C banking and insur- ance, notary public, collector and conveyancer C > z o o o ■ m > s ti !•' i CO HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BROS. 18 A 15 Main and 14 * 1« Spear Counter Tops, Newel Posts. Balasiers. lOUISJRMERMkJIlCjL Bravtnuui yfi.y.jEmEHS,"Vigffi?'^ 00 804 California — St Helena-Salinas City. Smith W A ft Co (W A Smith and O Gibba), dry goods Spurr Miss Q £ Co (Miss Q Spnrr and Mra J York), millinerv and varieties Steffani C, groceries and bakery Steffani Mrs L, millinery STEVES J H. manufacturer of and dealer in stoves, ranges, pumps and water-pipe, gasfitting and plumbing Tabor I, pnysician THOMAS F> fashionable barber and hairdresser Thomann John, county supervisor TONOLLA A, proprietor St Helena Hotel Townsend & Anderson (T B Townsend and W E Anderson), general mdse Ulrich Jacob, barber U 8 SALOON AND LODGING- HOVSEi choice wines, liquors and cigars, Jasper Martinelli proprietor Vanderlip J T, dentist Vanderwerker W N, bootmaker Veasey William, barber Wade Owen, viniculturist Ward W C, bakery, groceries, provis- ions, etc Warren I B, carpenter and builder WATT THOMAS, attorney and coun- selor-at-law "WEEKLT ST HELENA STAR." Charles A Gardner editor and pro- prietor White W, painter Whitton W T, livery Wilson Laforest, livery Windsor Hotel, S Alstrjm propr Wolff Henry, Jewelry WOODWAJlD E W & CO. real estate agents, auctioneers, and notaries public ST. HELENA HOTEL A. TOXOLI.A, Proprietor. Main Street, St. Helena, NapaCo.,Cal. TIIK PKOPKIKTOU has much pleasure in in- foriniiiK' Tourist.i, C'lmmercial Men and the Travolinit' Public thut lie lia.s recently enlari^ctt the Hiitel, ami is now prepared ti> |,'ive the best acciiininodati'iii (second to none) to those who may honor him with their |>atrona^e. Stages leave the Hotel for .■Ktna Sprinjfs and other places of KeHort. Li\ery Stables attached to the Hotel. First-class Teams and Saddle Hor- ses. Special Sample Itoom for the use of Com- merci.'il Men. KPKCIAL KATKS to Families and others by the Week or month. ST. LOUIS. Sierra County. A post and express office, reached by stages from Oro- ville, 61 miles distant. Brundise Cha«, saloon Carmionael Al ex, bu tcher CONLAN DANIEL, general merchan- dise, postmaster, and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Swartz Christian, hotel SALIDA. Stanihlau-s County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Central and Southern Pacific R. R. (Visalia Division), 23 miles from Stockton and 6 miles from Modesto; nearest station to Paradise Valley; an important grain shipping point. A^OTT CHAS S. postmaster and ticket agent Elmore J C, groceries and agt W, F & Co Howell Bros, blacksmiths McHenr/ Robert, warehouse Murphy John, warehouse and saloon Salida Grange Co, warehouse Salida Mill Co, feed-mill SALINAS CITY. Monterey County. A post, express and telegraph office; tbe county sjat of the county, is located on the South- ern Pacific ^' R., about 118 miles from San Fru .^isco, 10 miles from the tide water at Moss Landing, ami 18 miles by way of Monterey and Salinas Valley R. R., from the harbor of Monterey. The country surrounding the city is picturesque and presents a spectacle of luxuriance, comfort and ease. Her business houses, as a rule, are substantial and neat structures, while her residences are models of ele- gance and architectural beauty. ABBOTT E K. physician, drucs, sta- tionery, books and spectacles, Main Abbott H E, meat market ABBOTT HOUSE. H J Liud proprie- tor. Main Adame C, groceries and fruits Alexander J J, superior judge Allen C C, blacksmith and wagonmaker Allen N L, expressman and insurance atf t AUSTIN A M. grain buyer, commis- sion merchant and general agent. Main Ayers A, fruits Ball H S, grain dealer and mayor Bartley F H, photographer Batcheler J O, supervisor Beeman T, attorney-at-law Bernal G, farmer « CALVIN NUTTING i SON, 999 ■AIM MTBBBT, HAM VllAIIICIliCO. lr*a Doors, Bank Vaalta, Bte. mill. TUGGIE t CO.. Eastern H>rt Wood Imnliw.'i&'gaaar Califomia — Salinaa City. 805 hblekj f> loon, Main proprietor Grand Sa- Bortcher John, horseshoer Brower John D, carriage painter Brown U P, merchant tailor BuUene O H, haokman Bnrbeok Wm, second-hand pianos Burke Mrs P, hotel Carpenter W L, county assessor CAaR J D, president Salinas City Bank, Main Carter S P, fruits Castro J B, supervisor, Castroville City ^Clarke W, hardware, etc Clark W H, insurance agt and notary publii Cohen Lyon, books, static aery, and va- rieties Condon (r W, tailor CONODON W> groceries and crock- eryware, Main Conklin & Samuels (S W Conklin and H Samuels), groceries and clothing Conrads W G, bootmaker Cooper J B U, supervisor, Castroville City Corey H, farmer Crawford A K, minister Crouin Thos, liquors Cutter Samuel L, attorney-at-law Davenport T R, teacher of music Dayton C A, groceries De Fraga M C, restaurant DEXT£RM!L. county clerk, Court House DiarzX, saloon Dorn N A, attorney -at-Iaw And district attorney Downie Geo (Tobey, Hudson A Downie) Dunlap A G, constable Eitzert P, stoves and tinware EMPIRE FLOimiNO MILLS, To- bey, Hudson & Downie proprietors, Sausal Fall M, horseshoer FASHION LI VERT STABLE, Franks & Lean proprietors, Main (see advertisement) Ferrini B, saloon Foster J H, agt S P R R Francee Charles, carriage and sign pai nter FRANKS CHRIS (Franks ft Lean), and sheriff FRANKS ft LEAN (C Franks and S Lean), proprietors Fashion Livery Stable, Main FRENCH HOTEL AND RESTAU- RANT* C- Lapierre proprietor. Main Galiciotti & Co (W Oaliciotti and V Barlagio), hotel 6ai ^ r John, county surveyor OARRIQUS L H. grain dealer and insaranoe agent. Main Gates Frederick, gunmaker and amrnn* nition Geil ft Morehouse (A F Geil and H V Morehouse), attorneys-at-law Gill D L, harness and saddles Gord an G W, supervisor GRAND SALOON, J F Birlem propri- etor. Main Hale 4 Co (0 A, J M, P C and E W Hale), general merchandise Hamilton Miss D H, dressmaking Harris J H, groceries Harris T G, auction and commission Hartnell W, county treasurer and tax collector Harvey I J, insurance agt Hatch W (), mgr Hale ft Co Hay John F, groceries Herdt Hurry, watchmaker and jeweler Hessel Mrs M, millinery and dressmak- ing HILL W J. publisher and proprietor "Salinas Index," Gabilan Hitchcock L V, attorney-at-law Hitry F, painter Hobson H B, grain and commission merchant Holmes Rev J F, Methodist clergyman Holzberger NV, barber Hudson H (Tobey, Hudson ft Downie) Hudson ft HoUoway (C A Hudson and J C Holloway ), tlouring-mills and gro- ceries and provisions HUOHES M, harness and saddle- maker. Main Ingal ls F S, county surveyor rVERSON BROS (J B and E P Iver- son), proprietors Salinas Agricultural Works, Gabilan Iverson E P (Iverson Bros) Iverson J B (Iverson Bros) Jeffery Jas, hotel Johnson Henry, barber Jo hnso n Joseph, liquors JOHNSON W S, cashier Salinas City Bank Joy J G, county auditor Keatch Rev J C, clergyman Kelley J J , city clerk and assessor Kerns P, liquors KILBURN PARIS, speculator. Main Knapp Geo A, barber Lacey J V, blacksmith and wagonmaker Landes F L, furniture and undertaker Langford J P, carriage painter LAPIERRE G, proprietor French Hotel and Restaurant, Main Launtz Mrs M, millinery and fancy goods Lauritzen J P, supt Salinas Gas and Water Co Lean S (Franks ft Lean) Leeae Jacob R, books, stationery and poatmaster OO oo 3 sa S3 CD CD •S HARDWOOD LUMBER i WAGON STOCK "UUTfffJ^^f .>'.'%- KASONIO OUTFITS, VSAffS^ffaVJ «trMt.M. ^9r 806 California — Salirias City. v6 LEIOH J W» proprietor "Monterey Demoorat," Main Lemon O B, dentist Leonard J M, saloon Lewis M J, livery stable UND H J> proprietor Abbott House, Main Logwood Wm, farmer Lloyd D W, varieties Lurz & Menke (Jacob Lurz and J H Menke), brewery IIAOUIBE EDWARD, blacksmith and wagonmakor Martin W J, clerk Abbott House and operator W U Tel Co HAUTNER ADOLPH. cigars, tobacco and fancy goods Mayer Jos, meat market McCorinick Geo, minister McCoy Will J, teacher of music McDougall Jas, cigars and to^iacco McDougall J H, news depot and gro- ceries McGowan Julia N Mos3, physician McGown J S, minister McGrath M .1, tailor Metcalf A H, hotel Meyer & Priedlander (O and M Meyer, and H Friedlander), geu mdse MILLER GEO S, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, Main "MONTEREY DEMOCRAT." JW Leigh publisher Monroe D, sheepman Nance C P, general merchandise Nichols W P, city treasurer and deputy county clerk O'Hare James, bootmaker Orum Hamlet, dry goods and clothing PalmtagGeo, saloon Parker J W R, general merchandise PARKER W M R» attomey-at-law an d no tary public, Main PORTER a, L (Vander hurst & Co) Price Rev J K P, clergyman (Metho- dist) Raymond JH*, grain dealer Reinhardt Emil, bakery Richardson Mrs H, toys and fancy goods Richardson W A, groceries and fruit Riordan Miss Fannie, dressmaker Riordan T J, grain dealer Roadhouse G W, justice of the peace, notary public, insurance agt Rossi Edward, hotel Ryan T, hotel . St'John E & C O (E St John and C O St John), meat market St John W, druggist Salinas Agricultural Works, Iverson Bros proprs SALINAS CITT BANK. J D Carr president, W 8 Johnson cashier. Main "SALINAS OITT INDEX." W J Hill editor and proprietor Sohuohard E G, stationery, tobacco, etc Scott J B, groceries and drugs Shearer 8 M, grain dealer and county school supt Sherwood Fred'k, attomeyat-Iaw and notary public Shipsey Wm, attorney-at-law Sieghold C, watchmaker and jeweler Silva F, saloon Smith Mrs M A, supt Free Reading Room Sorrentini C, minister SOTO RM F. attorney and counselor^ at-law Speegle M M, county recorder Stanley J P, undertaker Stokes Jas, tailor StroUnauer Mrs R, groceries and varie- ties Susser J, bootmaker Swindeng John P, saloon Swinerton S M, attorney-at-law Tholcke W, saloon TOBET. HUDSON ft DOWNIE (M Tobey, H Hudson and Geo Downie), proprietors Empire Flouring Mill Co, Sausal Tobey M (Tobey, Hudson & Downie) Tolman G A, boots and shoes Tompkins Jos, liquors Trimmer O S, physician, coroner and public administrator Trope F H, hotel Tuttle H P, physician Tynan A F, city marshal Tynan M, hotel Unchford — , hay yard VANDERHURST. SANBORN ft 00 (Chas Ford, Lucius Sanborn, W Vanderhurst and R L Porter), general merchandise and agents Watsonville M & L Co, Main Vanderhurst W (Vanderhurst, Sanborn ftCo) Van Diveer W J, photographer Wahrlich W, groceries Wall Jas A fWebb & Wall), notary public Warren Geo, groceries Watson Davii, salooi WEBB ft WALL (W H Webb and Jas A Wall), attorneys-at-law. Main WEBB W H (V.'cbb & Wall), Main Webster J A, stoves, tinware and pumps Wetzel P, hairdressing White J E, undertaker White — , minister Wiebecke H, bootmaker Winham W P L, broker and real estate agent Winters W, minister Withers M, livery stable •'J t«j en en CO CO ca i HARDWOOD USIBERi WAGON STOCK, WHITB BROM., 1» * IS MAia ' i::s : t: s :LK T!s zi T. ALIEN TUGGIE i CO. PwMe Coast Hard Woods "UiVJUseX- , , • — bj ^ J eto g California — Salinaa City-San Andreaa. 807 Fashion Livery and Boarding Stable, .JSHilft FRANKS & LEAN, Prop'rs. Main Street, N oxtto A!,bott House, 8ALINA8 CITY, CAL FINEST TURNOUTS ON SHORT NOTICE. <*■ Orders attended to by Telegraph. Terms Moderate. SALMON CREEK. HuMBOLiri' County. Post-office Eureka; situated 11 miles south of Eureka. Population 50. Jolinson Jas E, general mdse Land & Lumber Co, saw-mill Salmon Creek Hotel Vance H (J, shinglu-mill SALMON CREEK. Menpocinu County. See Whitesboro. SALMON FALLS. El Dorado Cor NiY. A post-office, 9 miles by st.ige from Folsom. Berry It K, hotel (iaina J W, general merchandise Orr.l J, constable Perkins Stewart, constable SAN ANDREAS. Calavekas County. A post, express and telegraph oHicc, centrally located in the county of which it in the county seat; reached from San Francisco via the Stockton and Copperopolia Divi- sion of the Central Pacific 11. K., and stagu 22 miles from Milton. It de- pends mainly on its lodes for support, yet fruit-growing and stock-raising are important factors in the nourish- ment imparted to hec growth. The altitude is l,tiOO fuel. AOOSTIHE C. general merchandise ALI^N H 0> postmaster, insurance agent and \V U Tel oiwirator AJVa^aiCAH RESTAURANT. Wat- soct & Brice proprietors REAL CHAS R. editor and proprietor •• Calaveras Weekly Citizeu^' Berry 1{ W, siago propr Bloom John, propr San Andreas Brewery Bode Herman, stoves and tinware Bowden L S, constable Independence Township RRICE J Ti American Restaurant Buttertield C L, dentist •CALAVERAS PROSPECT/' C W Getchell and *•! G Salcir''. ^uliushers and proprietors "CALAVERAS CITIZZN" (Weekly), Chas li Beal editor and proprietor Casey Wm, propr Old Lodge Saloon Cassinelli D, general merchandise Chase Chas L, carpenter and lumber yard Costa L, road commissioner Culbertson A J. harness and saddlery Dasso 11, general m<3rchaiKlisc Dasso John, general merchandise Donnelly Hugh, saloon DriscoU Dennis, saloon and constable Everson Gounder, saloon and billiards Finiiarty Thos, road commissioner Seco township Fletcher Elizabeth, Union Bakery Floyd E P, deputy assessor Foster J A, deputy county clerk Friou Antoine, restaurant Getchell C W (Getchell & Salcido) OETCHELL ft SALCIDO. publishers and proprs "The Calaveras Prospect" Gottschalk C V, su|)erior judge Hall Mrs Mary, blacksmith HA WES B Fi proprietor Metropolitan Hotel Hinckley J J, constable Seco township HOPKINS MRS MART L, millinery, dressmaking and fancy goods Ide H A, county supervisor Kelly Wm A, coroner and public admin- istrator Lewis W^ni T, district attorney and notary public Lloyd C K, general merchandise Love A, county assessor Maloncy D, county surveyor Mastersou P, propr Phoenix Livery Stable CO c > z o o o CO &0 C3 -n Hi Rnwrjnn i iimrfr ^'9-''!^'^ ^■i**%" \^ ^.'? i*'^***^"** *^.# i* spear litt, H,V. Oak, Aah, Hickory, Maple, Ckerry, etc. HIRlW^ipPBB!!!^!^* mmmm Wj^npaa LOUIS BRkVERMIUI t CO., JEWBLBRM. dffsrr €ro«ds lAwel* than aajr hoase In Mie City, 11» MoaUcaaiery lit. 808 California — San Andreas-San Buenaventura. METROPOLITAN HOTEL, B F Hawes proprietor Murptty Wm M, physician NOBIEQA MISS ANITA, dressmaker Oneto Lorenzo, saloon Feaohey Thos G^, county school supt Peek W P, county supervisor ' Phcenix Livery Stable, P Masterson propr Kcddick J B (Reddick k Solinsky) Reddick & Solinsky (J B Reddick and F J Solinsky), attorneys-at-law Redmond R M, county clerk BiXS IBA, H, attorney and notary public Roger J B, bootmaker Rowland A B, wagonmaker Salcido M G (Getchell & Salcido) San Andreas Brewery, Jolin Bloom propr Sauford N F, justice of the peace ^and notary public Seco township Sawyer D W, road commissioner, Inde- pendence townKship Shinn J M, saloon Smith J R, justice of the peace. Inde- pendence township Solinskj F J (Reddick & Solinsky) Steel John, bootmaker Swan J S, varieties Swenson VVm D, attorney and court commissioner "THE PROSPECT," Getchell & Sal- cido publishers and proprietors THORN A G. under sheriff THORN B K. sheriff Tormey C, justice of the peace Treat J F, county ; roasurer Union 8tables, J F Washburn propr Walker E F, board of education Washburn .J F, propr Union Livery Stables and lumber yard WATSON Hi American Restaur^«iit Whitlock C M, agt W, F & Co and in- surance agt Whitlock 4 Roworth (C M Whitlock and E Roworth), gen mdse WING TAI CHOIJNG, general aier- chaudise Wood Harvey, county supervisor Wood Wm, painter SAN ANSELMO. Mabin CorNry. An express and tele- graph ' .'"ce, on the North Pacific Coatf Ventura Barlov C A, harness and saddles Barnaid A, real estr^te PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAI^^'IN NVTTINU A HON, Proprh'tora. JBatabllahaA IM*. )M7 Mala «ircet. tt V. WlUlilf HfUUit ft UU.f Mow It* »■< »» eiim«r atreet. »>n Frmneliwo. CD CM CD 1 CO CM CM 9 lO H CO e I- i: j: *» «5 .« ^^ II i: DANIEL NORCROSSil CO.,"!iS».'S«£;S:«» llaa. «t«« »Mr all •vi«Mb ~ ffMt Street, S. F. 810 California — San Buena,ventura-8an Diego. 8»xby St Walton (I T Saxby and W J Walton), lumber and builders' ma- terial Schell H, blacksmith Shaw Mrs E C, millinery Sheldon St. Viokers (C H Sheldon and N Vickers), blacksmiths Sheppard S A, attorney-at-law Shepherd W E (Blackatock & Shep- herd), notary public SHERIDAN E M. publisher and pro- prietor "Ventura Signal" Sheridan S N, city marshal and con- stable Sonles C E, jua.ice of the peace Spear Henry, loon Stow John T, county surveyor Stuart Mrs M, milliner Sndden J?, dteam planing-mill Tanner R R, constable THE VENTURA DRUG STORE, M T Cjdy proprietor, next door tc Post-office Todd & Morrison (0 Todd and T H Morrison), general merchandise "VENTURA FREE PRESS." Mc Lean & Son publishers and propri- etors. Main VENTURA AND LOS ANGELES STAGE CO, A I Wagner agent. Palace Hotel "VENTURA SIGNAL," E M Sheri- dan publisher and proprietor, Main Ventura Wharf Co Wagner A I (Wagner & Co), agt Ven- tura and Los Angeles Stage Co WAGNER & CO (A I and Wm Waj;- ner), proprietors Palac ■ Hotel, Main Wagner John B, insurance agt, stage line and Wells, Fargo ft Co Wagner Wm (Wagner & Co) Walker & Healey (J A Walker and C E Healev), dry goods WASON M . deputy col' ector Int«rual Revenue, Main Wells Miss Bell", dressn-aker Whitehouse Wm, restatrant WILUAMS & WILiJAMS (W T anil B T Williams), ajtornt-ys-at-law Williams W T (William« & Williams), notary public Witherell K H, watchmiiker and jew- eler SAN DIEGO. San I)rF.(jo Counts. A post, ixpreas and ti'lcgrapli i-Jficc; is th« county scat; situated on a i).iy of the same name near thr Mexican and South Amer- ican ports, the Sandwich Islands, Aus- tralasia, China and Japan is just so much shortened. This saving of nearly 500 miles distance on a line never closed by snow, is a fact that makes its own argu- ment. In natural resources, capacity fr)r great variety of products, including minin{^ and facilities for manufactures, San Diego acknowledges no superior on this coast. In point of climate it is con- ceded to have no equal among the health resorts of the world. Winter mean <>•_' degrees; spring mean, ()<» degrees; sum- mer mean, 72 degrous; fall mean, GH de- grees. Aillaud H, rcHtiiurant ALLISON BROS ll M and J A Alli- son), wholesale and retail butchers, 5th Allison J A (Allison Bros) Allison J M (Allison Hn-s) Angtir I> M (Fair*,!. ! undertaker and carpenter, 6th bet E and F en CO CO oo ca GO C9 CO o O o CAUIil NUTTINS t SON, 4iiIBI>RKH, 4Alli ANI» FKVC^B WOKK, iOer Malu «}tr«<'t. Mitn Vrmaclmro. mm. wm t co.. spahish cedar. if» A JM ItvewF St. lAan JPraaelaeo. CO ■ CO ae CO CO CO OO ca cu SU9 CO esi csi oo CO o O o CO CO <, farmer, Otay Valley Bushyhead E W, deputy sheriff Butchart J B, groceries Campbell J M. groceries Ciipron John G, commission merchant Caravia G, groceries C rter John H, watchmaker and jeweler Cave D, dentist Chandler H D, restaurant and lodgings CHASE CHAS A> drug's, toilet arti- cles, cigar-), etc, cor 5th and F Chase Levi, attorney-at-law Choate D (Choate & Storey), notary public Choate & Storey (D Choate and W H Storey), real estate and insurauce Church C C, fur niture and bedding CITY BREWEET. John Diehl pro- prietor, cor 5th ind B Clarke E A, physioiau Clark John (Clark & Russell) CLARK & RU3SELL (John Clark aulidated Bank of San Uiego, O S Witherby pres, Brymt Howard cash- ier Cooke Miss ^ J M, dressmaking and mil- linery Copoland Geo D, postmaster Coyne Joseph, livery stable Crosley C S, farmer Crowell D A, clergyman (Methodist) Cunningham M B, saloon Gushing Eugene B, attorney-at-law Daggett W T (King & Daggett) Daley T J (Hazzard & Daley), notary public Dauer C R (Dauer & Westover) Dauer & Westover (C R Dauer and C C Westover), dry goods DIEHL JOHN, proprietor City Brew- ery, cor 5th and B Dobbins A C, sergeant Signal Corps Dobliar & Buhn (C Dobliar and Peter Buhn), saloon; brewery 2i miles from town Donaldson W G, carpenter and builder Doughei-ty H H, attorney-at-law and notary public Durnor Chas, saloon Edwards C J, harness and saddles Emory W C, farmer. Pine Valley Emparan Hissordo, Mexican consul Fairchild & Angeir (J A Fairchild and D M Angeir), real estate ajid insur- ance Fairchild J A (Fairchild & Angeir), notary public Faivre Joseph, real estate and insurance FASHION SALOON, King & Daggett proprietors, 41) 5th Feun C M, physician Ferreralto V, bakery Fischer John, saloon Fox C J (Fox & Willey) Fox & Willey (C J Fox and H I Wil- ley), surveyors Francisco C F (Francisco, Silliman & Co) Francisco, Silliman & Co (C ¥ Francis- co, C H Silliman and Jacob Gruen- dike), general merchandise Frary F P, Julian City Stage Line Frcinaine M A, millinery Frick E W, abalone sliells Frick W H, marble worker GASS A M- watchmaker and jeweler, 5th Gassen A G, meat market Gatfwood W J, attorney-at-law (Jay T H, groceries Gildea B M, dentist Gordon .1 S (Hinton & Gordon) (trant E A (Grant k Jones) (irant ft Jones (E A Grant and D F Jones), painters Gray John, furniture, carpets, wall pa- per, etc < treat John, farmer, Cuyamaca Ranch Gregg R J, physician OO CO c CO c > z o o o CO GO C/9 WO m m CAIVIN NUniNG t SON, M«DaftMrtar«>r« all kinds IRON W«BJK. 9tst7 Main tfttreet, lian Fr»nel«e«. LOUIS BBMERimW t CO., jXST^^- "*^ tarers of Vln« I I Q Monteomerj IMamoiid Work. I I J Btrertt B. F I I 812 California — San Diego. Gregory E, snloon Gruendike Jacob (Francisco, Silliman ft Co), pres San Diego Water Co Guillory A, blacksmith and wagon- maker Gulbrandsen Theo, furniture OXTNN DOUGLAS, publisher "San Di- ego Union," 6th Hackett W, Temecula Sta^ie Line Hadley W E, propr Horton House Hamilton & Co (C S Hamilton), general merchandise Hamilton C S (Hamilton & Co) Hamilton M D, assessor Harbison J S, apiarist, Engineer Springs Harritt Frank, blacksmith Hatleberg J O, blacksmith and wagon- maker Hauch I, tailor HAZZARD & DALET (G W Haz- zard and T J Daley), searchers of rec- ords, real estate and insurance, cor 6th and H Hazzard G W (Hazzard & Daley) Hendricks E W, attorney-at-law Hensley G B, custom house inspector Herman D C, saloon and lodgings HIOOINS T J. real estate and insur- ance, 74 5t I Hinton & Gordon (J B Hinton and J S Gordon), livery stable Hinton J B (Hiuton & Gordon) Hitchcock Geo N, attorney-at-law and notary public Hoffman F W, saloon Holm J (Holm & Sehr) Holm&Selr (J Holm and G Sehr), hairdreshing Hooker A H, librarian San Di^o Public Library Horton House, W E Hadley propr Howard Bryant, cashier Consolidated Bank of San Diego Hunn Joseph, saloon Hunsiiker ft Co ( Hunsaker and John Calahan), auctioneers Hunsaker W J (Conklin ft Hunsaker) Jean Joseph, hotel and saloon Jewell W S, paints, oils, etc Johnson Geo, capt collector of oustomM Johnson H H (Rice ft Co) Johnoon M, furniture and bedding Jones D F (Grant ft Jones) Jones John K, attomey-at-Iaw Jorres Wm, county treasurer Josse L M, hairdresser Journeay Geo (Journeay ft Woodward) Journeay ft Woodward (Geo Journeay and De La M Woodward), livery stable Julian A H, hardware, stoves and tin- ware Julian J M, book and job printer Kampling F (Kampltng ft Stoner) Kampling ft Stoner (F Kampling and W Stoner), livery stable Kearney James, groceries Keating M, real estate atid notary pub- lic KINO &DAOOETT (Geo V King and W T Daggett), proprietors Fashion Saloon, 49 5th King Geo V (King ft Daggett) Klauber A (Stuiner, Klauber ft Co), mgr San Diego City Flouring Mills Knowles A P, apiarist Koop John H, saloon Koster P, blacksmith and wagonmaker Kramer A, merchant tailor Krause E, groceries Langdon Capt (Stevens ft Langdon and Washborn ft Co) Larson Thos (Larson ft Wescott) LARSON &WESCOTT (Thos Larson and E Wescott), trucks and express, cor 6th and H, office Masonic Building LEACH & FABKEB (Wallace I^ach and Edwin Parker), attorneys-at-law. Plaza Leach Wallace (Loach & Parker) Leavit J B, carpenter and builder Lehmann Theo, tailor Leonard Jos, justice of the peace Lefevre A, liquors Levi S (Steiner, Klauber ft Co) Lewelen W (F J Mcintosh ft Co) Lewis Isidor, cigars, varieties and hair- dressing LOUIS ISIDOR. proprietor Maison Doree, oyster, ice cream and refresh- ment parlors, 160 5th bet E end F Lowell Fred, feed stable Luce M A, attorney-at-law MAISON DOREfi. Isidor Louis pro- prietor, 160 5th bet E and F Mannasse J S ft Co (J S Mannasse), real estate agts Marks ft Whittle, painters Marston Geo \V, dry goods and carpets Mason W H, agt J K uss ft Co May C B^ harness and saddles McCleary J S, drugs McDonald G W B, lumber and builders' material McDougall W B, apiarist Mcintosh F J (F J Mcintosh ft Co) Mcintosh F J ft Co (F J Mcintosh and W Lewelen), boots aud shoes McNeilly W T, superior judge Mendelson M A, merchant tailor Meyerhofer M, saloon Millard F R, drujoigist Millard J H, carriage painter Montijo R, saddles and harness Morrison R R, watchmaker and jew- eler, mfr tools and material Morroff A, cigars raft tobacco Morse £ W (Morse, Noell ft Whaley) :■ I* 'J 9 CALVIN NUniN6 & SON, Maantaciaremi all klailM IROIV My Main tttr^'j*. mm. Cranclaea WOHK, OBMrj ,8. v. AUIW. TUGGIE i CO., OAK PLANK/'aJRaar.?.' • « CD CM 2: cu CO 09 CB E CO California — San Diego. 813 N Pauly), real &, Co), notary Morse, Noell & Whaley (E W Morse, C P Noell, andThos Whaley), real estate, insurance agts, and notaries public Murdock J C, agt C S R R Murtha P D (Schiller & Murtha) Myer A, hotel Noell C P (Morse, Noell & Whaley), notary public Overshiner G J & Sons (G J, L P, and L S Overshiner), carriage and wagon- makers FACIFIG COAST STEAMSHIP CO, J H Simpson general agent, foot 5th Paine J O W, attorney-at-law, notary public, and U S land agt PALACE SALOON. J R Scranton pro- prietor, 157 5th PALMER. HOTJSEi Oscar Palmer pro- prietor, 5th bet H and I PALMER OSCAR, proprietor Palmer House, 5th bet H and I Parker Edwin (Leach & Parker) Parks John, restaurant Pauly A (A Pauly & Co) Pauly A & Co (A and F estate and insurance Pauly F N (A Pauly puoHc Pearson A 6, sign and carriage painter Pcrigo William, saloon Petit A, saloon and barb.>r Peys r M, clothing Philips R F, dentist Pidgeon G S, groceries Pierce Walter, carriage painter Pitcher J S, gunsmith PORTER JOHN R, justice of peace, Pluza Powers R M, sec San Diego Gas Co Raffi G, groceries, liquors, crockery, fancy goods, etc Reed D C, real estate, insurance, and notary public Remoudino P C, i»hysician Reniiie Gilbert, accoiiutant Rcstarick H B, minister Rice & Co (H B Rice and H H Johnson), livery stable Rice HR (Rice & Co) Ricliardson Jolni H, paints Robinson, Daley & Co (\V E Robinaon, (i W Hazzard, and T J Daley), real rstnte, insurance and loan agts Robinson W E, real estate and Ijfiker Rogers T L, pros Miniiii,' Co Roller E & Co (E Roller), crockery and glassware Roller Eugene, cigars and tobacco Rollins J B, sawniaker Root M S, watchmaker, jeweler, and sewing machines Rnss J & Co (J Russ and C \S. King), lumber and builders' material, W U Mason agent Russell Geo C (Clark & Russell) Russell R G W, hairdressing Russell Robert, hairdressing SAN DIEOO CITY FLOTJRING- MILLS, A Klauber manager, cor 12th and K SAN DIEQO CRACKER BAXERT, L Winter & Bro proprietors, cor 4th andH San Diego Gas Co, R M Powers sec "SAN DIEOO UNION." Douglas Gunn publisher, 6th Sanford O N, surveyor Sohilier J S (Schiller & Murtha) Schiller Marcus, furniture and uphol- stering Schilicr & Murtha (S Schiller and F D Murtha), dry and fancy goods Schmitt C H, physician Schneider A (Blackmer & Schneider), books, stationery, paints, oils and glass S(^ANTON J R, proprietor Palace Billia rd Saloon, 157 5th SCHWERER FRED, cigars, tobacco, hairdressing and baths, 5th near I Sehr G (Holm & Sehr) Shopard C H, books and stationery Sheriff J A, photographer Silliman C H (Francisco, Silliman Co) SIMPSON JOHN H. agent Coast Steamship Company, 5th Slade Samuel, councilman Slater S, county clerk Smith Will M, attorney-at-law Snider Chas, hairdressing Sorgatry Bruno, confectionery and oys- ter saloon Stanovich & Bcnnis (J Stanovich and S Bennis) saloon and restau-ant ST1!!TNEfl. KLAUBER & CO (S Steiner, A Kb uber anil S Levi), gen- eral niercliaiulise, cor 5th and H STEVENS HORACE, editor "The Sun," cor 4tU and D Stevens ,T (Stevens & Lancdon) STEVENS & LANGDON (J Stevens and Captain Langdon), carriage black- smiths and wagonmakers, 3d bet E and F Stewart E, stoves and tinware Stewart \V \V (W W Stewart & Co> STEWART W W & CO (W W St nv art), shippers and dealers in wheit, wool, honey, cement and lime, also agents Paeitic Mail Steamship Ci>, (m/ 4tl\ and K Stockton T C, physician, administrator and coroner & Pacific foot of CO GO OO CO CD CO CO CO CO f'i, U'i' HARDWOOD mm. U HITr. UKO»., IMA l.t Main aiiin this city to the metropolis one of constant pleasure. Its growth is of a steady and jiermamnit nature. It is suiipliod with daily newspapers and good hotels, and all its conveniences, and attractions of nature and art make it cnqihatically the "loveliest city of the plain." CO c i o o ^ C/9 oo "3 :.l| .< 11 Mi > |. :! HARDWOOD LUMBER, M'llITi: UII«»M., Vi& I.^ !tluiii and 14 A lOS^pear »t, a. V Boat taiovk. Oak Plauk uail riniber. mine DDIUEDIIAII t. nn JraWRIiRBa, or^r «4M»4fl Iswer than anjr LUUlO PnRI CnmAW « UU,| h0«M» in the <;it.r. i lO Montvomery Mt. Hi 816 California — San Jose. Adel W T, carriage factory, 2263 lab Ahlera Henry C, mfg jeweler, cor Ist and Santa Clara ALAMEDA HOTEL. M L Donovan froprietor, Tlie Alameda AMEDA PALACE HOTEL, J D Plitt proprietor, The Alameda Allen Chas E, attorney-at-law, 207 Ist Allison W D> mtmauor ll Levlson watches and jewelry, 250 8aiita Clara Almas6n F, blacksmith, 320 San (^'arloa AIthau« W (Ziugler & Althaus), 204 1st ALTMAV Fi propriitor Altman's Machine Hhons, The Alameda ALTMAN'S FOUNDRY AND MA- CHINE SHOPS, F Altinaa propri- etor, Tlie Alamedi Alvord H B, hardware and farming im- plements, 32(5 1st Ammcn liobt S, druggist, 2.j6 1st Anderson H H, groceries, 26D 1st and councilman Anderson Kobart, oculist, 270 Santa Clara Andrews it Coykind;ill (H L Andrews, J and F E Coykendall), pork packers, (.'eiitral Market Anilrews H L (Andrews & Coykendall), Central Market Appleton M, furniture, 302 Santa Clara ARCHAMBEAULT J (U Bompard & Co). 'JlO.S.int.iClara ArclKw li (AroluT & LovoU), 3M- 1st ARCHER & LOVELL (L Archer and Win M Lovell), attorueys-at-law, 314 lilt ArgUL'lIo Hi use, Mrs A J Davis propr, cor Ist ail' St .lohn Armstrong Miss M, millinery, 310 Santa (Mara Arques f^ouis, deputy district attorney, Court House Ashmore M .1, deputy county clerk Aubcrt L, mattrcMs factory, '•i'2'2 Market Ayers A (Ayi-rs & Son), -Tl Kl Dorado Avers Alex (Ayern &. Son), 271 Kl Dor- AYERS v& SON (Alex ami A Ayers), saiKlle in.i'infacturi-rs, 27l I'M Dorado (soe adv ) H.i>cock A S (A S Babcock & Co), 332 Market Baltoock A S & Co (A S Baboock and 'i'bos Kiii{oro), agricultural imple- ments, ;<3"J M. irk it Hicko.ito , ])liy!:iiciaii, 431 1st l>icoii ('has (L Bacon & .^un), cor '.id and San I C'lar.i Bacon L ( L Bacon & Son . cor 3d and Santa Clara Bacon L & Son (L and Chas Bacon), hay, L'rain, wood and coal, cor 3d and Santa Clara Bacc|uii; A. fancy goods, 413 Ist Bazeradorfer Frank (P Warkentin & Co), lat B.-tilcy D C, poatmoster, cur Market and Santa Clan\ Baird J H, he use painting, 291 2d BALBACH JOHN M. proprietor Pi- oneer Carriage Factory, cor 2d and Fountain Baltry Peter, bakery, 274 El Dorado Bane A C, city treasurer and cjllcctor, City Hall Bank of San Jose, T Ellard Beans prea, cor Santa Clara and 1st Barker A M (Ounekel & Barker), 318 lat Barker Chas A, deputy county clerk Barker S A, attorney-at law. 297 Ist B:ir<)viuh N, saloon and fruits, 244 Mar- ket and cor Santa Clara and Market Barrett M A, variety storn, 300 Santa Clara BARRY JOHN, proprietor Russ House, 442 and 444 Ist Barry Tom C, livery stables, 230 Santa Clara BARTON CT. proprietor San Jose Ice Works, The Alameda Barzaline J. barber, 290 Ist BASSETT P, cooper, carpenter and hotel, 237 Market Batcheldcr W J, njusic teacher. Com- mercial Bank Building Bauer L, furniture and cabinotmaking, 406 1st Bay Coast Telegraph Co Beach Tyler, ice, wood, coal and propr St James Hotel, 283 St John and 232 1st B.'ans T Ellard, pres Bank of San Jose, cor Ist and Santa Clara Badwell W E, saddles and harness, 432 1st Belden Hon D, jud^e superior court Bell John, real estate, insurance and notary public, 3lJ5 .Santa Clara Belloli J A, groceries, cor 3d and San Fernando Bjnjamin&Cavallaro(N Benjamin and J Cavallaro), barbi-TS, 334 1st B.>tij;imin N (Bjujainiu & Cavallaro), 334 1st Bcrinett A ri( Patters m, Wing & Ban- nutt), 4.'_' and 421 1st BiMitley (Jeo (lIolFman & B.-ntleyl, 200 San Pedro Bontley (I J, physician, Santa Clara Bt'utley 11, minister, otli nr Julian B.Tco J J, poultry and tish, 255 lat Bjrgstroni Chris ((^'liris Bjrgstrom & Co), The Aliimed I BEROSTROM CHRIS & CO (Chris Borgstr.im and Orriii Taber), manu- facturers wagons and agricultural im- plements, The Alameda Beruhart Chas, general mdae, 32S 1st a. PRISON CELLS, 9W7 Muiu Htrect, M. ¥. CALVIN NUTTING & SON. lan any ULEH. TUGGU i CO., NEXIOH HURD WOODS. IS * ttO Mlpcar Mt. tiaii FraiiciMCo, ar Pi- 1 and io cctor, pres, 181st srk 1st Mar- arket iantu and ;om- ropr '232 030, 432 GO San w o ulJ l« n 09 ro), z9 Z> Ijn- l^ ^f* COD ?» fo = 3 »- k 3> sn ^ <» iris -•a • i» lU- ^■i^ iin- fl t 5, • California — San Jose. 817 Berry & Evans (R D Berry and J M Evans), hay and grain and city scales, 329 San Pedro Berry R D (Berry & Evans), 320 San Pedro Betberze D, carriage trimming, 454 1st Biddle N T, attorney-nt-law, Knox Blo?k Biebrach Miss E, bakery, 0(33 1st Sinks D R cigars ami tobacco, 407 i 1st Birkholz J F, tailor, 403 1st Bishop Mrs H, fancy goods, 503 1st Bisb'p Samuel A, pres S J & S C Stre t R R, Santa Clara Black Mrs B \V, millinery, 431 1st Black J C, attorney -at-la\v, Knox Blfrok Black J C, groceries, provisions, etc, 280 Ist Blackford G W, attorney-at-law, Knox Block Blanchard C A, meat market, 433 1st Blanchard & O'Neil (W W Blanchard and T O'Ncil), granite cutters, Santa Clara Blanchord W W (Blanchard & O'Neil), Santa Clara Bland J C, auctioneer, 245 1st Blauer J W (Kocher& Blauer), 31G 1st Blaucr R, smoked meats and poultry, 411 1st Blauch m Jean, saloon, cor Orchard and El Dorado Bloom 1, tailor and clothing, 269 El Do- rado Bloom L, clothinp, 335 Market Blumenthal M (Rich & Blumenthal), 279 Santa Clara Blythe & Co (S A Blythc), grain and commiasion. 273 1st Blytho S A (Blytho & Co), 273 1st BOMPARD B (B Bompard & Co), 210 Santa Clara BOMPARD B & CO (B Bmnpard and J Archanibeault), groceries, provisions, etc, ♦? 10 Santa Clara Bonar Geo. cigars and tobacco, 371 Ist Boiietti L (A Forni & Co). '.'60 Market Bonuetti (J, cutler, 372 Market liinuoro Mme L A, physician, 327 1st Bordc Mine F, drcssinukor, 274 2d Bosch ken J, hardware, 417 1st Bowden Nick, attoniey-at-law and notary public, 314 Ist Brndlec E S, boots and shoes, 2S1 Santa Clara Bradley M, bakery, 2S0 St John Bradley T S, dressmaker, 325 i Santa Clara Bramilla do E C. decorator. Orchard Brassy F, wholesale wines and liquors, 303 and 303 Market Braun C \V, clothing, 102 1st Brazelle Mrs A J, dressmaker, 277 Ist Breuham Robt B, deputy codnty clerk Brewer O, marble worker, cor 1st and Union Breyfogle W, physician, cor 3d and St Jumes Breyfogle Edwin S, physician, 315 Santa Clara Britton John, box factory, cor San Pedro and Julian Brown Jacob, physician, 321 Santa Clara Brown J E, real estate agt and notary public, 289 1st Brown Mrs M, dressmaker, 190 Santa Clara Brown Wm D, chief engineer San Jose Fire Department, and health officer, 2d Bruch & Burnett (Louis Bruch and H D Burnett), commission. 2ri2 1st Bruch L'luis (Bruch & Burnett), 252 1st Brunst F, cigar mfr, 405 Isc Buckner R B, township justice. City Hall Butlington Jas R, meat market, 188 Santa Clara Bull Frank P, attorney-at-law and no- tary public, 329 1st Buneman F, cigars and tobacco, 282 Santa Clara Burnett H D (Bruch & Burnett), 252 Ist Burns John (Leudruni, Burns & Co), 291 1st Burt J J (Purt & Pfister), 270 1st Burt & Plister (J J Burt and F M Pfister), attorney s-at-law, 276 1st Byrne M, dry goods, 317 Santa Clara Cain F, furniture and mattress mfr, 312 Market Caldwell G (Hanks & Caldwell), cor 1st and St John CALDWELL ROBERT, physician and surgeon, 272 2d CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF ELOCU- TION AND ORATORY, Miss Josie Settle president, cor Santa Clara and San Pedro Callisch Lou (Shaw & Callisch), 392 1st Cambria L, bootmaker, Lightston Campbell Jas H, district atturney. Court House Campbell Milton, stoves and tinware, 427 1st CAMFIGLIA A, fruit and produce marker, 353 1st Canavan Mrs Jane, groceries, 008 1st CANFIELD J W, picture frames, moulding:*, etc, 2.'i.'i Santa Clara Capp Jas B, notary public, 288 Santa Clara Capt Gustave, watches and jewelry, 372 Market Carlson John, saloon, 283 El Dorado Carnriko J (Graham & Carnrike), 261 Santa Claia GO C^ iU &0 )N. ' C/3 CO HARDWOOD lUMBEH, «% iltTif; IIKOti., out i» Huiii aiKl 14 * 10«li)«>ar Nt.M. F. Ulavk Wuluut, Mitauiah Cedar, Vcueers. KBIGHTS TEMPUH UmFOBI»IS."S,"^J«g feS?i. ainSS.?JS«** 818 California — San Jose. Carrel & Laurens (W M Carrel and Job Laurens), barbers, 306 Market Carrel W M (Carrel & Laurens), 306 Market Carroll Mrs M A, ladies' furnishing goods, 325 Santa Clara Carroll T A, horseshoeing, 208 Santa Cl ara CASTER J St manager Home Mutual Insurance Co and grain dealer, 286 Santa Clara Castro ft Bro (E C and M C Castro), jewelers, 460 1st Castro £ C (Castro & Bro), 460 1st Castro M, carriage painter, cor 2d and Fountain Castro M C (Castro ft Bro), 460 Ist Cate H W, sash and door factory, 212 El Dorado Cavallaro J (Benjamin ft Cavallaro), 334 1st Cavallaro L S, cigar mfr, 324 Santa Clara Chaize Loui^, brassfounder, 148 Santa Clara Chandler J W, photographer, 367 1st Chapman £ F (Chapman ft Ingham), 212 El Dorado Chapman ft Ingram (E F Chapman and •Fohn Ingham), blacksmiths, 212 £1 Dorado Chappel Mrs S L, dressmaker, 287 2d Chipman L, county superintendent schools. Court House Christy ft Handley (R Christy and J Handley), saloon, Lightston Christy R (Christy ft Handley), Light- ston CITY HAT STORE. Charles Nicker- son proprietor, 295 1st Clark E A, physician, cor San Pedro and Santa Clara n irk Jas, saddles and harness, 589 1st < lurk S A, groceries, 372 1st Cluus L F, carriagetrimmer, cor 2d and Fountain Clauss Geo, wagrnniaker, 333 Lightston Clayton Jaa A, real estate and insurance agt, 288 Santa Clara Cleal C A, cracker factory, 664 Ist Close M C. agt Yates & Co, oils, 289 1st Clow J B, physician, 315 Santa Clara Cobb F D (O A Hale & Co), 419 1st Cocharan A H, physician, 284 C-nta Clara Coffe Frank (Frank Coffe & Bro), 235 Market Coffe Frank & Bro (Frank and Joseph Coffe), bakers, 235 Market Coffe Joseph (Frank Coffo ft Bro), 235 Market College of Notre Dame, Mary Comelio Sister Superior, Santa Clara Collins R E, druggist, 455 1st Collins W T, blacksmith, oor 1st and King Combs J W, marble worker. The Ala- meda Combs W E, laundry, 10th nr Julian COMMERCIAL AND SAVIHOS R/kNKt B D Murphy president, oor 1st and Santa Clara Conmy John J, book and job printer, 246 Santa Clara Cook J W, dry goods, 355 1st Cook M A, news depot, oor Ist and San- ta Clara Cook S W, drawing teacher, cor Santa Clara and San Pedro Coombe John, surveyor, Commercial Bank Building Coombs' Laundry, cor 14th and Julian Coombs W L, deputy under-sheriff Coopers E, meat market, 407 1st CORCORAN J C & CO ( J C Corcoran and T J Maguire). plumbers, gas and steam fitters, 361 Santa Clara Corcoran M, agt S P C R R, The Ala- meda COROELL THOMAS H. searcher of records, conveyancer and notary pub- lic. Commercial Bank Building Cordiviola G, saloon, 291 Market Corey C H (Corey ft Dixon), 287 £1 Do- rado Corey ft Dixon (C H Corey and J W Dixon), saddles and harness, 287 £1 Dorado Cornelie Mary, Sister Superior, College of Notre Dame, Santa Clara Corkery D, groceries, cor Santa Clara and Pleasant Cory A J, physician, cor 1st and Santa Clara Cory Ben, physician, 398 1st Cosgrove Bros (W F and Jos Cosgrove), barbers, 366 Ist Cosgrove Jos (Cosgrove Bros), 366 Ist Cosgrove W F (Cosgrove Bros), 366 Ist Cottle Ben H (Cottle ft Wright), cor Market and Santa Clara Cottle ft Wright (Benj H Cottle and Theo F Wright), book and job print- ers, cor Market and Santa Clara COUPE PETER, saloon, 262 Market Covel W B (Spencer ft Covel), 278 San- ta Clara Cowdry Z T, drug store, 331 Santa Clara Cox superinteadent Santa Clara Valley M ft L Co, cor San Fern and and 4th Drew H C, stair builder and turning, oor 4th and San Fernando Dunlap E K, dep recorder and auditor Dunlop R B, groceries and liquors, cor Market and St John Dunn Jas T, real estate, 245 Santa Clara Dunn Patrick, foreman chain gang Dusing H F, atty-at-law and notary public. Knox Block Dwyer William, wholesale liquors, 222 Santa Clara Earl Edwin T (Earl ft Studley), cor San Pedro and Julian Earl ft Studley (Edwin T Earl and G B Studley), fruit drying und packing,cor San Pedro and Julian ECLIPSE BILLIARD PARLORS. Herbert Nourse proprietor, 273 1st, and Arcade Saloon, Market Eclipse Livery Stable, P Welch propr, 275 1st Edson J E, deputy ronstable, City Hall Edwards N B, meat market, 316 Market Elliott Mrs H W, ladies suit rafy, 329 Santa Clara Ellis W F, city assessor and clerk. City Hall El wood J H, music teacher, 297 Ist , Empey ft Lennard (W R Empey and,W H Leunard), harness and saddles, 289 1st Empey W R (Empey ft Lennard), 289 1st Enright Joseph, foundry and machine shop, cor Ist and William Erkson Wm & Co (Wm Erkson), grocer- ies, 352 Santa Clnra Erie Bros (H T and O F Erie), bakers, 369 Santa Clara ' Erie Fred, saloon, 478 1st (0 c > z o o o CO CO CO CO HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BKOt» , 1» A 15 lllaiii anil 14 A lOSpear ISt ti.F. CounterTopa, Newel Posts, Italustcrs. IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 I.I Uit2A |Z5 |50 "^^ ^IHi ua lii 12.2 2.0 L25 iU ii.6 ^ <%^ '/ / Photogra{iiic Sciences Corporation ¥f^ ^v ^. <^ U_ 33 WIST M, tlN STIMT »<«::«>T*«,N.V. M$»0 (71«)t7a-4S03 6"^ i^ \ iV %> ca aa 820 California — San Jose. I I s 09 i I H 00 i Erie HT (Erie Bros), 369 Santa Clara Erie O F (Erie Bros), 369 Santa Clara Efltabrook F M, see California School of Elocution, cor Santa Clara and San Pedro Etcliebarne P (Loeb & Etchebame), 313 Santa Clara Evans J M (Bsrry & Evans), 329 San Pedro Ewing J N (Ewing & Spencer), 2S1-285 2d Ewing & Spencer (J N Ewing and H A Spencer), livery stable, 281 2d Eye John, barber, 230 Santa Clara Eyster DAS, sec San Jose Water Co, 323 2d Fairfie'd H, county assessor, Court House Fanning Wesley, second-hand goods, 277 St John Farley C K, physician, 276 Ist Farmers' Union, W M Ginty mgr, gen- eral merchandise, cor Santa Clara and San Pedro Farrell Miss Martha, dressmaking, 390 2d Feathers '■ , county supervisor Feigion J F, varieties, 202 Santa Clara Feist Joseph, dry goods and carpets, cor Ist and Santa Clara Fellom C J, saloon, 249 El Dorado Fethorston Geo (Fetheiston & Smith), 285 Santa Clara Fetherston & Smith (G^ Fetherston and C T Smith), cigars and tobacco, 285 Santa Clara Field F, marble worker, 277 2d Fikus H J (Fii js & Letton), cor 4th and Santa Clara Fikes& Letton (H J Fikes and AK Letton), livery, wood, etc, cor 4th and Santa Clara FINCH H S S (Finch & Son), 276 1st Finch J B (Finch & Son), 276 1st FIirCH & SON (J B and U S S Finch), school apparatus, 276 1st Finigan L, dentist, 359 Ist First National Bank of San Jose, W D Tisdale pros, cor 1st and Santa Clara Fischer C W, druggist, 33 J 1st Fisiher Wm, groceries, provisions, etc, 255 Santa Clara Fisher J S, clergyman (Methodist) Fitts W, jailer PITZOERALD EDWASD, carriage- smith, 1*25 Santa Clarn HTZOERALD GEO L, carriage build- er, 125 Santa Clara Fitzgerald Jas, carriagemaker. The Ala- meda Fitzgerald RD(Hobson & Fitzgerald), 430 Ist Fletcher Mrs M, bakery, 452 1st Flores M, cigars and tobacco, 334 Mar- ket Folmer John J, general blacksraithing, 237 Market Foote Horace S, deputy county clerk Forni A (A Forni & Co), 250 Market Fomi A & Co (A Forni and L Bonetti), hotel, 250 Market Fracker A H, mgr Bay Coast . Tel Co, 286 Santa Clara Franco-Swiss Hotel, G Giannini propr, 260 Market Frank Bros, Orrin Taber mgr, agricul- tural implements, 283 Ist Franklin Mrs L, ladies' hairdresser, 474 1st Eraser Davis, tailor, 248 Santa Clara FBEDERICKSBUBO BREWING C0> Schnabel & Denicke proprietors. The Alameda Freeman , restaurant, 343 Santa Clara PreitagCF(WolflF4;Freitafl[), 400 Ist French Henry, groceries and crockery, 420 Ist Friant A & Co (Alf and Ant Friant), groceries, 423 and 425 Ist Friant Alf (A Friant & Co), 423 and 425 1st Friant Ant (A Friant & Co), 423 and 426 Ist Fricke Geo C (Luther, Schroeder & Co), cor Santa Clara and 2d Fuller A C, agt sewing machines, 289 2d Furinton B (Furinton As Lotuz) 595 and 597 1st GAGGIONI JOSEPH, proprietor Swiss American Saloon, 279 £1 Dorado Gallesher ^ Scott ( I'hos Gallegher and G F Scott), saloon, 366 1st Gallegher Thos (Gallegher & Scott), 366 1st Gambert F, groceries, 369 Market GARDEN CITT COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. H B Worcester principal, cor Santa Clara and San Pearo Garrison Mm Dr A Gaston A A, dentist, cor 1st and Santa Clara Gates Mrs A M, coffee house, 320 Mar- ket Gay J, carpenter, 527 1st Gehhardt & Co (Geo Gebbardt), saloon. 280 Santa Clara Gebhardt Geo (Gebbardt & Co), 280 Santa Clara George Givacs (George ft Hoelbe), 286 1st George & Hoelbe (Givans George and R Hoelbe), saloon, 269 Santa Clara and 286 Ist George T C, professor of University of Pacific GUVIN NUTTING & SON. Tabular Wh<*«^ll>arroi%-ii. liMlt mid itrldce Work, »n Main Street. IMn Fraaelac*. iimil. TII66II t, CO., SMp Ptaafc. all Bate. VrancUc*. California — San Joae. 821 GentnuTe Albert, barber Giannip'. G, propr Franoo-SwisB Hotel, 260 idlarket Gifford Mm J A, hairwork, 407 1st Gillespie T J, planing-mill, 214 E! Dorado Gillette F, agt sewing machines, 355 Santa Clara OLniBETICE J. proprietor Universal Kestaurant, 337 Ist Glit>i>3tich J A, saloon, TilO Market Gliubetich M, restaurant, 284 1st GLOBE CARBIAOEWOBKS, Green- inger & Yonng proprietors, 280-284 San Fernando Good Chas, hotel, cor EI Dorado and San Pedro Goodrich L, architect, Knox Block Gosbee J G, pianos and organs, 220 Santa Clara Graham Alex (Graham & Carnrike), 261 Santa Clara Graham & Carnrike (Alex Graham and J Carnrike), proprs Mint Saloon, 261 Santa Clara Gravelle Mme M A, dressmaking, 329 1st Graves G E (G E Graves & Co), 281 Ist Graves G E & Co (G E Graves), whole- sale liquors, 281 1st Gra;- F P. meat market, 349 Santa Oora Green Geo B, cabinetmaker, cor 3d and Santa Clara Green W H, saloon, 234 1st Green M F, groceries, .cor 1st and San Antonio Greenberg M, clothing, 322 Market Greeninger Adolph (Greeninger ft Yiinnfc), 28 0-284 San Fernando GSEENINOER ft TOUHG (Adolph Greeninger and Hugh Young), pro- prietors Globe Carriage Works, 280- 284 San Fernando Greenman Qeo, livery and sale stable^ San Fernando Greenour David, tailor, 311 Market Greg< Michael, blacksmith, 274 San Fernando Gregory Piatt, furniture dealer and up- holsterer, 412 and 4K 1st Grey N J (Grey ft Sons), 121 and 123 Santa Clara Grey ft Sons (W, W J, and N J Grey), iron founders and machinists, 121 and 123 Santo Clara Qrey W (Grey ft Sons), 121 and 123 Santa Oara Orey W J (Grey ft Sons), 121 and 123 Santo Clara Oriffln Mrs A M, groceries, oor San Fernando and Vine Orimley Robert, saloon, cor 2d and San Fernando Groaelier S, oonnoilman Ouinnane J, crockery and glassware, 328 Santa Clara Gunckel ft Barker ( W F Gnnckd and A M Barker), dentists, 318 1st Gunckel W F (Gunckel ft Barker), 318 1st Gnppy E H, books and stationery, 361 1st Gusman D, barber, 258 Market Guxsefeld Wm, merchant tailor, 278 Santa Clara Haden A E, grain dealer, 214 Santa Clara HAGAN CHAS A. plumbing and gosfittinsr, gas and oil chandeliers, 368 and 370 Santa Clara Hahn C A, pianos and organs, 415 1st Hale Jas M (O A Hale ft Co), 419 Ist Hale M (O A Hale ft Co), 419 1st Hale O A (O A Hale ft Co), 419 1st Hale O A ft Co (O A, Jas M and M Hale and F D Cobb), dry goods 419 1st . Hall J M, groceries, cor 4th and Santa Clara Hall J K, constable. City Hall Hamilton A B, carpenter, 347 2d HAULTOH C Y. real estate and in- surance agent, 283 Ist Hamilton H G, groceries, 647 Ist Hamilton W C, carpenter and builder, 347 Santa Qara Hamm A N, music teacher, cor San Pedro and Santa Clara Hamm W E, dancing teacher, cor San Pedro and Santa Clara Hanchett J, livery stable, Santa Clara Handley J (Christy ft Handley), Light- ston Hanks ft Caldwell (8 W Hanks and G Caldwell), meat market, cor 1st and St John Hanks S W (Hanks ft Caldwell), cor 1st and St John Eannemann H, wagonmaker, oor El Do- rado and San Praro Hardy William B, attomey-at-law. Commercial Bank Building Harmon H, artist, 359 1st Harris J T, physician, coroner and pub- lic administrator, 343 1st Harris Julia Miss, dressmaker, 315 Santo Clara Hart James, dry goods, 327 1st HART JAMESf ganeral merchandise and coffee and spice mills, cor San ]| HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITB BBOII. aiteMt, M. v. . IS A IS Mate and 14 A !• toeav Or«K«a Ask, Mayle uid Alder. DMjEiMRCRoss tmrsssi^^vi&j^^ 822 California — San Jose. Haub Jacob, saloon, 296 Market Heaoook R evH B, Methodist clergyman HEIl^IESEN GHAS> proprietor Swal- low (R) S Home, 270 Ist ' Hensley House, M Higgins propr, cor San ta Clara and Market "HERALD" (daily and weekly), The Herald Publishing Co, cor Market and Santa Clara HERALD PUBLISHnrO CO. D W Miller manager. Market and Santa Clara Hernandez A M, bit and spur maker, 268 £1 Dorado Hernandez M, horseshoer, 316 San Fer- nando Herold Phi!, boots, shoes and leather findings, 320 Santa Clara Herriman Miss M L, millinery, 333 1st Herriugton D W, attorney-at-Iaw, 284 Santa Clara Herrmann A T (Herrmann Bros), 276 1st HERRMAinr BROS (ATandChas Herrmann), surveyors, 276 1st Herrmann Chas (Herrmann Bros), coun- ty surveyor, 276 1st Hervey Will R, music teach :r. Com- mercial Bank Building Hen el Chas A, groceries, cor Ist and Orant Hess Louis, dyeing and cleaning, 443 1st Heyler C J (C J Heyler & Co), 309 Santa Clara Heyler C J & Co (C J Heyler), manu- facturers boots and shoes, 309 Santa Clara Hiugins M, propr Hensley House, cor Santa Clara and Market Hignins R L, real estate broker, 293 1st HiUAndrew P, artist, 277 1st Hill Mrs E^ groceries, cor Pond and Orchard Hill J L, propr Lick House, 391 1st Hindle W M, livery and sale stable, The Alameda Hinman E, feed and grain, The Alameda Hirseh B S, millinery, 323 Santa Clara Hitchcock Mrs W d, deputy recorder and auditor Hobsonft Fitzgerald (Jacob Hobson and R D Fitzgeridd), livery, wood and coal, 430 1st Hobson Jacob (Hobson k Fitzgerald), constable, 430 1st Hobson Thad W (O'Banion, Kent t Co), 266 and 268 Santa Clara Hoolbe R (George & Hoelbe), 286 1st Hoff John, saloon, 436 1st HOFFMAHH R 0, watchmaker and jeweler, 369 1st Hoilis W H, blacksmith, cor 1st and Virginia HOME KUTUAL INS1TRAHCE 00. J S Carter manager, 286 Santa Clara Hommrich Chrii), dealer in guns,, rifles, piitols, etc, 376 Market Hooker A Q, dentist, cor Santa Clara and San Pedro Hoover H, livery stable, 240 Itit Homer J (Horner & Kunz), 2'25 Santa Clara Horner & Kunz (J Horner and F W Kunz), saloon, 225 Santa Clara Houghton & Reynolds (S A Bioughton and John Reynolds), attomeys-at-law, 297 1st Houghton S (Houghton & Reynolds), 297 1st Hovet — , physician, 264 Santa Clara Howard Jas H, blacksmithing, 331 Lightston HOWES SAM P> searcher of records, 176 1st Hughes, Tureman & Jndah (W F Hushes, W S Tureman and Wesley Judah), auction and commission, 324 and 221 Santa Crara Hughes W F (Hughes, Tureman ft Ju- dah), 324 and 221 Santa Clara Humburg V, upholsterer, 371 Santa Clara Hurton Owen, saloon, 275 Ist Hyland M H, poultry and fish market, 339 Santo Clara Incagnone A, saloon, 351 1st Ingalls L B (McDonald & Ingalls), Santa Clara Ingham John (Chapman k Ingham), 212 £1 Dorado Ingham Jos, blacksmith, cor Ist and Sc John Isaacs M L, clothing, 325 Market Isaac Moses L, clothing, 331 Market January Jno J, deputy county treasurer JANUARY W A> county treasurer and editor "Herald" Jarman J P, painter, 291 St John Jarra Pedro, cigars and fruit, 463 1st Jarvis O M (O M Jarvis k Co), oor River and Santa Clara Jarvis O M ft Co (O M Jarvis and E Werner), liquors, cor River and Santo Clara Jefferson Hotel, E Juth propr, 216 and 21t Santo Clara uohuson A, agt S P R R Johnson H, saloon. Fountain Johnson Jerry, barber, 322 Ist Johnston L, livery stoble, San Fernando Johnston L, meat market, oor 1st and El Dorado Johnston S N, lumber dealer, 3d nr Santa Clara Johnston W A (Moore^ Laine ft John- ston), S64 Santo Clara CO CO CO CO CO CO i ll '9 mm CEUS V4*n«*.ea And Brldse 9»r Hala •treet. Work. M.V. CUVIN HUTTING t SON. ^K*V lUHI. TllfiSlE Jt CO. Blart WalmitlBmlier. Pi fldi ■S I t O » CO 1 I CatRfomia — San Joae. 823 Jndah Wealey (Hughes, Tareman & Ju- dah), 324 and 221 Santa Clara Juth E, hotel, 216 Santa Clara Kaufman & Bentley (W Kaufman and Geo Bentley), sash and doors, 209 San Pedro Kaufman W (Kaufman & Bentley), 209 San Pedro Keaton W H, blacksmith, cor San Pedro and El Dorado Keinath U A (Lendrum, Burns & Co), 291 1st Kell M D, supervisor, San Jose Keliey H S, laundry, cor 7th and Wash* ington Kelly Thos, physician, 398 1st Kelsey D H, city street commissioner, City Hail Kennedy C L, councilman Kenned}' J G, supt of nchools, 297 1st Kennedy W C, atty-at-law, Knox Block Kent D G (O'Banion, Kent & Co), ?.m and 268 Santa Clara Key J W (Key & Miller), 440 1st Key & MiUer (J W Aey and J W Mil- ler), livery stable, 440 1st Kieser & Koch (P Kieser and V Koch), harness and saddles, 317 Market Kieser P (Kieser & Koch), 317 Market Kilsore Thos (A S Babcock & Co), 332 Market Kimball Theo, carriage painter. The Ala- meda King A, vica-pres First National Bank, cor 1st and Santa Clara ave King W S, furniture dealer, 324 San Ferauido KT.TffTW F. stoves and tinware, 227 Santa Clara Klein Karl, notary public, 293 1st Klein N, dentist, Knox Block Knickerbocker £, ice, wood, coal and feed 262 1st ' Koch A J, barber, 282) Santa Clara Ko<3h V (Kieser k Koch). 317 Market Kocher& Blauer (R Kocher and J W Blauer), watches and jewelry, 316 1st Kocher R( Kocher k Blauer), 316 Ist Koenig Jacob, boots and shoes, 387 lat Koerber Geo, wood yard, 278 St John Koppel J C, cigars and tobacco, 271 Santa Clara Krause G, bakery, 511 Ist Krumb L, brewery and dealer in ice, 3 77 2d KUCHEHBEISEB F> iron door and shutter manufactory, 3703d Kunz F W (Homer ft Kunz), 226 Santa Clan Lace Miss, physician, 264 Santa Clara Laf^arde A, srooeries, 218 Santa Clara Lame T H (Sf oore, Lainu ft Johnston), 264 Santa Clara Lake Albert, box factory, 146 San Pedro Lamarque G (Robert ft Lamarqne), 328 aud 330 Mavket Lamb James, horseshoer, Santa Clara Lambert Mvs L 1>, physician, 277 1st LamoUe ft Lagrue (Madame B LamoUe and H Lagrue), hotel, cor San Pedro and Santa Clara Langford R J, meat market, cor 1st and Reed Larrude P, meat market, The Alameda Lartigau J P (Lemoiue, Turel ft Co), 359 and 361 Market Laurens Jos (Carrel ft Laurens), 306 Market LAUBULIARD H> pianos, organs, music, etc, 351 and 353 Santa Clara Lawrence W W, bootmaker, 329 San Fernando Layton P J, William LAZIER D, blacksmith, cor 1st and dealer in green and diied fruit, 232-236 Santa Clara Leavell Mrs , dressmaker, 324 San Fernando Leddy Jas, butcher. City Market Ledyard F K, dentist, 321 Santa Clara Lee ft De Long (L Lee and A De Long), marble cutters, cor 1st and San Sal- vador Lee L (Lee ft De Long), cor 1st and San Salvador Lefranc Charles, California wines, cor Market and El Dorado Leib S F, attornejr-at-law, 276 1st Lemoine F (Lemoine, Turel ft Co), 359 and 361 M arket LEMODIE, Tir&EL & CO (F Lemoine J Turel, G Delmaestro and J P Larti- gau), general merchandise, 359 and 361 Market Lendrum, Burns ft Co (Geo Lendrum, John Bums and H A Keinath), gro- ceries and crockery, 291 1st Lendrum Geo (Lendrum, Burns ft Co), 291 1st Lennard W H (Empey ft Lennard), 289 1st Lenox J R, buy, wood and coal, 289 St John Lenz B, barber, 404 1st Lenzen J J, boots and shoes, 437 1st Lenzen Theo, architect, 2d Leonard H M, supervisor, Santa Clara Letton A K (Fikes ft Letton), cor 4th and Santa Clara Levy A F, clothing, 295 Santa Clara LevjT H, dry goods, 311 Market Lewis C (Lewis Sisters), Music Hall Lewis £ B, newsdealer, '235 Santa Olp'-a Lewis £d B, watches and jewelry, '-. i Santa Clara Lewis H (Lewis Sisters), Music Hall Lewis Sisters (H and C Lewis), teachers of dancing. Music Hall O PI O O cn O > r o > m m H HARDWOOD LUMBER, > 2 T| > Z o 5 s WMITB BKOa., 18 * IS Main and 14 A lO «pear •t.S. F. Black Walaat, Spaalah €e«ar. ¥«■•«*■. I""'""! UMBS BRHEBMM tC(l..g5r8aaragasf f 19 1^^ 'I M 824 California — 8an Jose. Limeriok Paul, Uaokmnitb, 438 lit Lioggi Chfti, saloon, 451 lat lion Qua, genta' gooda, 339. lat Lion L, glove factory and dealer in car- peta, etc, 329 lat Loeb ft Etohebame (I Loeb and P Etch- ebame), fancy and staple dry goods, 313 Santa Clara Loeb I (Loeb ft Etohebame), 313 Santa Clara Long ft (Jo (P Long, H Burgess, J Burk- ett and F L Wheaton), proprs Me- chanics' Mills, on The Alameda Loriglin W O, attomey-at-law and no- tary public, Knox Block lOBTEA & KAOAVLAT (Milton Loryea and J W Macaulay), proprie- tors Sonvenir Photographic £tudio, 315 Santa Clara Loryea Milton (Loryea ft Macaulay), 315 Santa Clara Lossman L, tailor, 441 1st Lotz A (Furinton ft Lotz), 695 1st Lotz J A, depiity city assessor and clerk Loud S D, boots and shoes, 287 El Do- rado Lovell Wm M (Archer ft Lovell), 314 1st Lowe Jas R, attorney-at-law, notary public and commissioner of deeds, 297 1st Ludwig Mrs E, varieties, 43U let Lussen P M, physician, 284 2d Lather F (Luther, Schroeder ft Co), cor Santa Clara and 'Jd Lnther, Schroeder ft Co (F Luther, J Schroeder and Geo C Fricke), grocer- ies and liqnora, cor Santa Clara and 2d LUX HJSNilT* meat market, stall 29, Central Market Lyon Mrs E M, pattern agent and hair work, 405 lat Macaulay J W (Loryea ft Macaulay), 315 Santo Oara Machefert L, watchmaker and jeweler, 265 Santo Clan Maddoz C H, books and stotionery, 285 Ist Madera Flume and Tradins Co, M Mal- arin pres, Commwoial Bank Building Magiatretti O A, saloon, 290 Market Magnaa Mrs M, dressmaker, 462 lat Magnire P, hotel, 493 Ist Magaire T J (J C Coroormn ft Co), 361 Santo Clara Main H H, supervisor, Loa Oatoa Malarin M, pres Madera Flume and Trading Co, Commercial Bank Build* ing Ma'oney John, blacksmith, cor El Do* rado and San Pedro Mann Frans, bakery, 373 Santo Clara Manner 6 C, hotel, 270 Market Mansf ield Jo hn, groceries, The Alameda KABTEV A ft G (August H and Qustave A Marten), ladies and gento' furnishing goods, 311 Santa Clara Marten August H (A ft G Marten), 311 Santo Clara Marten Gustavo A (A ft G Marten), 311 Santo Clara Martin Chas J, dry goods and city may- or, cor 1st and San Fernando Martiu H C, stationery, 457 1st Martin J N, professor of University of the Pawific Martin Johu (W W Pratt ft Co), 312 1st Martin Phil, saloon, 333 Market Maville A, bootmaker, 266 El Dorado Maiivais B, sewing machine agt, 317 2d Mayne Rev W T, clergyman (Meth- odist) McCloskey Thomas, cigars and tobacco, 26l Santa Clara McCormick Wm, saloon, The Alameda McConrtne^ J F, artist. Commercial Bank Building McCrosson J, manager San Jose Foundry, 1st and Son Antonio McKieman Chas, lumber and builders' materials, 207 San Pedro McKisick L D (McKisiok ft Rankin), Commercial Bank Building MoKisick ft Rankin (L D McKisick and B P Rankin), attomeya-at-law. Com- mercial Bank Building MoLAVGHLD Ei manager Commer- cial and Savings Bank and M F ft T Co, Commereiu Bank Building MoLaurin J J (Redmond ft McLanrin), 339 Market MoMahon A, physician, 343 1st MoMahon John, physician, 343 1st McMillan D, agt Continental Oil Co, The Alameda McNally Thoa, livery stoble, 261 lit McN U A B (McNeil Bros), Knox Blook MoNeil Broa (A B McNeil), job and label printers, Knax Blook Meade Mr* E S, physician, 325} Santa Clara Meador W, blaokamitb, eor 4th and St John Merritt Joa (Merritt, Wood ft Co), 214 Santo Clara !! PRISON CELis, isrwa: ssss rsr'- calkn wittiiig t son. < ado 17 2d deth- >aoco, imeda leroial SallB). >onald Bnnial >). 391 a and s And kand Com- nmer- PftT lOrin), 1 Co, ■t Block > and 24 POST STREET, Opposite Mechanioa' Institute, SAN FRANCISCO. » ^ E. P. HEALD, Prsaident. F. 0. WOODBUBT, Secretary. » »' l^l'caiJmj Comntcrrial ^x\n\ of ^^meri^a! The BUSINESS COURSE will include Book-keeping in all its forma, by both single and double entry, comprising practical work in Banking, Jobbing, Importing, Commission, Railroading, Brokerage, etc.; Arithmetic, including abbreviated forms of commercial calculations in use by good accountants ; Penmanship, with complete analysis and movoment exercises ; Correspondence, comprising all the different forma, with rules for use of Capital letters and punctuation; Mercantile Law, with lectures on all the important topics ; English branches, including spelling, grammar, composition exercises, rhetoric, etc.; French, (German and Spanish; Drawing in its various forms; Business forms of every variety; actual practice in all kinds of business; Lectures on Book- keeping, Penmanship, Business Customs, Political Ecouomy, and various other topics calculated to impart to the pupil habits of industry, promptness in business affairs, and 1 '^liability of character. INSTRUCTION FOR LADIES. Ladies are admitted into all the departments of the College on the same terms and conditions as young men. Their progress in all branches thus far has been most Hattering. GENERAL INFORMATION. Pupils can enter the College at anv time and pursue their studies to graduation, witliout interruption, if they see fit to do so. Pupils not sufficiently advanettl for the BuHineas Course can enter for instruction in the English Department. Mmlern Languages and Drawing are optional studies, and may be taken or not, as the student may see lit, but no extra charge will be made for them when pursued. The discipline of the school is very careful, in ortier to impart such habits as shall conduce to the future success of graduates. Visitors will be always welcome at the College, as we are pleased to have the public inform itself of the merits of our school. LIST OF FACULTY. E. P. Heald, F. C. VVOOUBCBY, A. B. Capp, li. M. HrJiARNS, C. S. Haley, Mi8.s H. M. Curtis, T. K. Southern, A. Van Der Naillen, Miss V. Patchett, Mrs. VV. J. Hamilton, F. Seregni, A. Kmoflach. RATES OF TUITION. Full Business Course, 6 months $75 | Telegraphy, 6 months 950 Students in Business Course will be charged only one-half of regular rates for instructions in Telegraphy. Pupils will be received for special instruction in any branch at reasonable rates. HOURS OF INSTRUCTION. ^ Sessions will continue throughout the year on each week day, except Saturday, from t A. H. to 12 M. and from 1.30 to 4 p. m. REASONABLE RATES. r -y 1 H < o r . O < P4 CO Q -J < .'•NOI10n)dlSMI HOnOHOHl ««9PPPPNiM«!^iiPfiPliliiPipH^^ wmmmm m% TUGCLE I CO., WAGOH LDMBEH/M^^MSyjy- California — San Jose. 825 Merritt M R (Menritt, Wood ft Co), 214 Santa Clara Merritt, Wood ft Co (Jos Merritt, T Wood, and M R Merritt), grooeries, 214 Santa Clara Meserve Chaa E (lumber and building material, 416 Orchard Meuing H (H Mesring ft Son), 378 lat Meaaing H, oounoilman Messing H ft Son (H and Rudolph Mess- in||), harness and saddles, 378 1st Messing Rudolph (H MeMing ft Son), 378 1st Miohelli N, bootmaker, 2S8 Market Milasich A, groceries, cor Ist and Mar- suerite I ffJ TX' PH. D W> manager Herald Pub- lishing Co, cor Market and Santa Clara Miller F, cooper, St John Miller J W (Key ft MiUer), 440 1st Mills Mrs M C, millinery, 405 Idt Minahan John, feed and grain, 269 1st Minor P O, attorney-at-law, Knox Block Miocevich M, restaurant, 463 1st MoUe P, groceries and liquors, ) 84 Santa Clara MOLONEY BROS (John and Philip Moloney), poultry and produce deal- ers, 280 El Dorado Moloney E, saloon, cor Market and El Dorado Moloney John (Moloney Bros), 280 El Dorado Moloney Philip (Moloney Bros), 280 El Dorado Monuett A D, saloon and boarding- house, 249 San Pedro Monroe R P, painter, St John nr 1st Monteomery L (Montgomery ft Ry- laud), notary public. Commercial Bank Building Montgomery & Ryland (L Montgomery anoT John W Ryland), attorneya-at- law. Commercial Bank Building Montgomery T S (Montgomery ft Wnght), 296 Ist Montgomery ft Wricht (T S Montgom- ery and H W Wright), real estate and insurance agts, 296 Ist HOODT A E« secretary Home Mutual Insurance Co, 286 Santa Clara Moody D B, propr Moody's Mills, 289 3d Moore H C, attorney-at-law, 264 Santa Clara Mocia J H (Moore, Laine ft Johnston), 2U Santa Clara MOORE, LAINE ft JOHNSTON (J H Moore, T H Laine, and W A John- ston), attorneys-at-law, 264 Santa Clara Moorehead Mrs J M, millinery and fancy goods, 264 Santa Clara Morgan John, undertaker, 329 Market Morrison C A, dentist, 264 Santa Clara Morrison T F, seo Commercial and Savings Bank, cor 1st and Santa Clara Moser Mrs H, ladiea' hairdresser, 326 Santa Clara Moultrie J A, attorney-at-law, Knox Block MuUer Alex, saloon, 360 1st Mulvenna Bros (J and F Mulvenna), saloon, 322 1st Mulvenna Mrs, dressmaker, 470 1st Mulvenna F (Mulvenna Bros), 322 1st Mulvenna J (Mulvenna Bros), 322 1st Munn E C, meat market, 312 Santa Clara Munz Antonia, barber, 435^ 1st Mureotten Alex P, publisher "Pioneer,*' and job printer. Commercial Bank Biiildmg Murphy B D, pres Commercial and Savings Bank, cor 1st and Santa Clara MXJRPHY MRS J M, agent Commer. oial Union and Hartford Insurance Cos, 246 Santa Clara Murphy W B, attorney-at-law, 327 Ist Murray P, horseshoer, cor Jst and St John Myers B, clothing, 234 Santa Clara Narvais A, carpenter. Market nr San Fernando Nesmith L O, cashier First National Bank of San Jose, cor Ist and Santa Clara NEW YORK EXCHAFOE HOTEL, P Warkentin ft Co p^-oprietors, 1st (see advertisement) Nicholson , harnessmaker. The Alameda NICKERSON CHAS, proprietor City Hat Store, 295 1st Normandin A (Hatman ft Normandin), 208 Santa Clara NOURSE HERBERT, proprietor Eclipse Billiard Parlors, 273 1st Oakes Thos, groceries, cor Santa Clara and Pleasant O'Banion, Kent ft Co (W F O'Banion, D G Kent, and Thad W Hobson), clothiers and tailors, 266 and 268 Santa Clara O'Banion W F (O'Banion, Kent ft Co), 266 and 268 Santa Clara Oberg Gustav A, hotel, San F*nando O'BRIEN MATJRICE. proprietor San Jose Candy Factory, 331 1st O'Donnell C, saloon. The Alameda O'Hanlon J R (O'Hanlon ft Son), 388 2d O'Hanlon R T (O'Hanlon ft Son), 388 2d O'Hanlon ft Son (R T and J R O'Han- lon), saloon, 388 2d ;? ^ &o 3 CO I ^ PIONEER IRON WORKS, CALVIN NUTTIWU A »0%, Proprietors. ItetablUiliod 184» «Je7 Main Street, fil F. 53 ODD FELlOWy SUIT UES, TlSJrigKaig/i^^ 826 6Vi2i/orma— /San Jom. O'Meil T (Blanohard k O'Neil), SanU OUra Oaterman Wm, boots *nd shoea, 811 1st OWJSH OLUTORD Ji assistant man- aoer dan Joie Mercury Publishing Co, 210 Sa nta Clara OWSH J J. editor "San Jose Merouiy," and manager San Jose Publishing Co, 210 Santa Clara Owens W H, fruits, candies and cigars, 3 27 San ta Clara PACIFIC HOTEL. C M Sohiele pro- prietor. Market Page Robert (Rucker ft Page), notary Sublic, 297 Santa Clara aoio J, restaurant, 267 Market Parker D, bootmaker, 341 Santa Clara Parker €(eo W, deputy constable. City HaU Parkhurst W A, real estate and insur- an ce, and notary public, Knox Block PARVIN Z M (ueo Denne ft Co), mus ic teac h er, 42 9 and 431 Ist PATCHEN XIVEBT STABLE. Don- ovan ft Ward proprietors, 316 Sauta Clara Patterson J H (Diamond ft Patterson), 264 San Pedro Patterson J McO (Patterson, Wing ft Bennett), 422 and 424 1st PATTERSON, WING & BENNETT (J MuG Patterson, J B Wing and A O Bennett), proprietors San Jose Furni- ture Manufacturing Co, 422 and 424 Ist Patton J ^ •**'»mey-at-law and notary public, '. -.ta Clara Pattun J * -A, The Alameda Patser A, uyv nrorks, oor Santa Clara and Sau Pedro Peekham R F, prea San Jose Woolen MUlsCo,276lst Peirano O, groceries, 238 Market Pellerano A, saloon, cigars and tobacco, 266 Market Pembroke J W, watchmaker, 347 1st Pene Joseph, wagonmaker, cor San Pe- dro and El Dorado Peters Mathew, bottled beer depot, 613 1st Petersen A, junk dealer, 180 Santa Clara Peterson Antone, saloon, 334 Ist Peterson Frad, engraver, 276 Santa Clara Pfister A (A Pfister ft Co), 366 Santa Clara Pfister A, hardware and agricultural implements, 350 Santa Clara Pfister A ft Co (A Pfister, Herman and Joseph Waterman), grain dealers, 356 Santa Clara Pfister F M (Burt ft Pfister), notary l^ublic, 276 1st Pliifier J J, foreman street work Philip H, under sheriff Phillips Edward, bootmaker, 276 El Dorado Piatti C, general agt, 297 1st Pieper J H, city surveyor and civil en- gineer. City Hall Pierce Jas H, glovemaker, 287 1st PIONEER OARRUOE FACTORT, John M Balbaoh proprietor, cor 2d an d Foun tain "PIONEER," Alex P Murgotten pub- lisher. Commercial Bank Building Piatt H W^real estate agt, Knox Block PUTT J B, proprietor Alameda Palace Hotel, The Alameda Pomeroy Geo, deputy county assessor Ponti A, bootmaker, 186 Santa Clara PORTAL J B J, agent Union Insur- ance Co and real estate and state in- spector vineyards, 245 Santa Clara Porter Bros (W and F O Porter), green and dried fruits, oor San Pecbro and Julian Porter D J, real estate, insurance and notary public, 297 1st Porter J T, pound keeper Porter F C (Porter Bros), oor San Pedro and Julian Porter W (Porter Bros), cor San Pedro and Julian Potts J S, physician, 343 1st ' Powers J, bootmaker, 286 1st Prather J M, dentist. Commercial Bank Building Pratt W W (W W Pratt ft Co), 312 1st Pratt W W ft Co (W W Pratt and John Martin), saloon, 312 1st Priest J W, varieties, 445 1st PREMniM OANBT FACTORT. A Damonte proprietor,264 Market Prevost A I^ physician, 398 1st Prindle H, oamagemaker and council- man, 287 St John PROMIS OSCAR, groceries, provis- ions, etc, 448 1st Pryoe Mrs H A, dressmaking, 264 Santa Clara Quevedo A G, groceries, cor 1st and William Qnilty Chas W, attomey-at-law and notary public Qnilty D, tailor, 347 1st RaabeChas E, groceries, 206 Santa Clara Raggio G, groceries, 253 and 266 Market Ramsey S (S Rams^ ft Co), 349 1st Ramsey S ft Co (S Ramsey), saloon, 349 1st Rankin B P (McKisick ft Rankin), Com- mercial Bank Building RaoBchenbach Louis, poultry dealer. Central Market Rea Samuel, supervisor, Gihroy Redding Wm, librarian San Jose Free Public Library CO CO CO c«o CMVIN RinillG t SON, •A' MAIN HTKBRT. liAIV FKAMCliCOw lr«« !>••«•, Bank VavlUi, ■<«. O o miEM. resii I cOh mRBwooD uwbeb. MM« Califomicb-^Scm Joae. 827 Badmond Daniel (Radmond & MoLaa* rin), 330 Market Redmond k MoLaurin (Daniel Redmond and J J MoLaurin), gen mdae, 330 Market Reed Elliott, agt W, P ft Co, 268 let Reed £ P (Reed ft Welch), supt S J I M ft L Co, 203 let Reed ft Weloh (E P Reed and Capt Geo Welch), real estate and ine, 203 Itt Regli P, boots and shoes, 388 1st Renzel C, groceries, 024 1st Reynolds John (Houghton ft Reynolds), 297 1st Rhodes B J (B J Rhodes ft Co), 293 Santa Clara Rhodes B J ft Co (B J Rhodes), drug- gists, 203 Santa Clara Rich ft Blum«nthal (H Elioh and M Blu- menthal), clothing and furnishing goods, 279 Santa Clara Rich H (Rich ft Blumenthal), 279 Santa Clura BIGHABD6 JOHN E> att*rney-at- law, court commissioner and notary public, 276 1st Richardson Wm, tailor, 318 Santa Clara Riebeling A, cabinetmaker, San Pedro Rinaldo Bros (T and 8 Rinaldo), mfrs of cigars and tobacco, 306 Ist; factory 314 1st Rinaldo D (D Rinaldo ft Co), 276 Sacia • Clara Rinaldo Dft Co (D Rinaldo), paints and oils,- 276 Santa Clara Rinaldo S (Rinaldo Bros), 306 1st Rinaldo T (Rinaldo Bros), 306 1st Rivers T J. painter, 347 Santa Clara Robert J J (Robert ft Lamarque), 328 and 330 Market Robert ft Lamarque (J J Robert and G Lamarque); meat market, 328 and 330 Market; Roberts Miss M E, dressmaking, 270 Sanfa Clara Robinson F C, saloon, cor 3d and Santa Clara Rodoni J (L Vella ft Co), 292 Market Roehr Henry, cigar mfr, 294 Market Rogers M P, bootmaker, 441 1st Roper S I, mgr A Lusk ft Go's Fruit Packing, cor San Pedro and Julian BOSS L ft SOY (L and O D Ross), groceries, fruits, seeds, trees, etc, 381 1st, (see advertisement) Roza A D (Roza A Co), 365 1st Roza A S (Roza ft Co), 365 1st iloza cc Co ( A S and A D Roza), boots and shoes, 365 1st Rucker Jos E (Ruoker ft Page), 297 Santa Clara Rucker ft Page (Jos E Ruoker and Robt Page), real estate and insurance, 297 Santa Clara BUSS HOTTSB, John Barry, proprietor, 442 and 444 1st, (see advertisement) Russ J, saloon and restaurant, cor San Pedro and Dame Russell Jas, tailor, 670 1st Ryder B L, groceries, 363 Santa Clara Ryder Geo W (Smith ft Ryder), 307 Ist Ryland C T, vice-pres Commercial and Savings' Bank, cor 1st and Santa Clara Ryland John W (Mo.itsomery ft Ry- land), Commeroia Bank Building Sage A A (Sase ft Co), 343 and 346 1st Sage & Co (A A Sage), groceries and crockeryware, 343 and 345 1st Sairdan J, veterinary surgeon, 212 San- ta Clara SAN JOSE CAHDT FACTOBT, Maurice O'Brien proprietor, 331 Ist SAN JOSE FOUHT/BT. A 8 McKen- zie manager, cor Ut and San Antonio San Jose Free Public Library, Wm Red- ding librar ian, 1 st SAN JOSE FuBNITUBE MFG 00. Patterson, Wing ft Bennett proprie- tors, 422 and 4S3 1st, (see advertise- ment) San Jose Gas.Co, A Roberts sec, cor 3d and San Fernando SAN JOSE ICE WOBKS, CT Baiton proprietor. The Alameda San Jose Independent Mill and Lumber Co, A Vincent mgr, cor San Pudro and St James San Jose Law Library, 276 let " SAN JOSE MEBOTBT " (daily and weekly), San Jose Mercury Printing and Publishing Co, 210 Santa Clara SAN JOSE MEBOUBT FEINTING AND FUBTJHHTNQ CO, J J Owen manager, 210 Santa Clara San Jose and Santa Clara Street R R, Samuel A Bishop nres, Santa Clara San Jose Water Co, Ed Williams pres, 323 2d San Jose Woolen ^Ul Co, R F Peckham pres, 276 1st SANTA CLABA YALLET MILL AND LimBEB CO, Wm P Dough- erty supt, cor San Fernando and 4th Saufirignon A F, councilman Saxe F J, deputy auditor. Court House Saxe H A, confectionery and fruit, 443 1st Scecchitano Mrs A, groceries, 469 1st Schae^e Herman, saloon. The Alameda Scharlr Theodore, music teacher and baths, Lightston ScherrerGeo, brewery, cor Market and San Ca rlos SCUIELE C M, proprietor Paciie Hotel, Market Schilling Frank, guns, pistols, anmuai- tion, etc, 28Q £l Dorado C > o o CO oo S3 IlillBMfllfll I imOri WHIVB MM« . ■• * IS Mate mmA 14 * 1« •»•■» NMII WOUI LUimCll, HtMet. M. F. Wmm liMek. ^?iAI«et W««4s< etc LOUIS BBtVEHimiH CO .^^^^Tgy^'BggAV;;!..! 19: 828 Ca\n,fofrma — Sam, Jose. p»:l Sohmidfc Oeo, mJooo, 264 SanU Olwa Sohletinser M, oitnurt and notions, oor IstMia Santa Caara 80HVAHBL ft DSNIGKS (E Sohnabel and K £ Denioke), proprietora Fred- erioksburg Brewins Co, The Alameda Sohnabel £ (Sohnabel ft Denioke), The Alameda Sohneider D, saloon, 324 Santa Clara Svhoenheit A, propnetor Pioneer Dis- Eensary, 262 Sauta Clara roeder J (Luther, Schroeder ft Co), oor Santa Clara and 2d Sohumaoher F, boots and shoes, 358 Ist Sohwarts S F, deputy county assessor Scott G F (Qallegher ft Scott), 3U6 1st Scott John D, physician, 314 1st Soott Miss N L, dressmaker, 321 Santa Clara Scott Robert, hay and grain, 585 1st Seebaoh H, saloon, 351 Market Setta G, barber, 292^ Market Shannessy John O, blacksmith, 257 1st Shaw ft Callisch (C J Shaw and Lou Callisoh), druggists, 392 1st Shaw C J (Shaw ft Callisoh), 392 Ist Shay Mrs S T, dressmaker, 245 Santa Clara Sheehan J M, plumber and gasfitter, 4461st Sheppard Jos, livery stable, Orchard Shively R O, dry goods, 308 1st SH0]E!HAK£B W R chief of policd. City Hall Sikes C L W, bakery, 355 Santa Clara SimondsA W, auctioneer, 428 1st Sim Rev George, clergyman (Methodist) Simpson Wm, physician, Knox Block Sisk John, saloon, 369 1st Smith C T (Fetheraton ft Smith), bailiff superior court, 285 Santa Clara Smitn Miss E C, dreaamaking, 321 2d Smith F £ (Smith & Ryder), 307 Ist Smith Fred, groceries, 'The Alameda Smith ft Ryder (F £ Smith and Geo W Ryder), watches and jewelry, 307 1st Smith 8 £, men's furnishing goods, 313 1st Smith Wm, hotel, 324 Market Snell £, physician, 276 1st Sn ow Jas, supe rvisor, San Jose SONTHEDlEE JOHN J, county clerk Sonnichsen C, bookbinder, 311 Market Soper T, cabinetmaker, 326 Son Fer- nando Souris'^eau Felix, guns, rifles, pistols, etc, 362 1st South worth J E, watchmaker, 403 1st SOUVENIR PHOTOGRAPHIC STUOIOt Loryea & Macaulay propria etors, 315 Santa Clara Spaw C R (Spaw ft Whipple), Commer- cial Bank Building SPAW ft WHIPPLB (0 R Spaw and T S Whipple), dentists. Commercial Bank Building Speights Robert, barber, 287 Santa Clara Spencer ft Covel (J N Spencer and W B Covol), real estate and insurance agts, 278 Santa Clara Spencer F £, judge superior court Spencer H A (£wing ft Spencer), 281- 2t>5 2d Spencer J N (Spencer ft Covel), 278 Santa Clara Spring T W, dry goods, oor Market and Santa Clara Steinbaoh A B, dry goods, cor Market and Santa Clara Stephens H W, recorder and ex officio auditor. Court House Stem M, saddles and harness, 326 Santa Clara Stewart O Q, mgr W U Tel Co, 279 1st Stiuvy F C, saloon a ad restaurant, cor San Pedio and Dame Stook John, stoves and tinware, 376 1st Stout J C, physician, 328 2d Straus L, graiu dealer. Fountain Strt.us S, dry goods, 368 and 370 1st Stndley G B (Earl ft Studley), cor San Pedro ami Julian Sullivan Patrick, bootmaker, 312 1st Sullivan T C, carriage painter, cor £1 Dorado and San Pedro Sutton John (Geo Denne ft Co), 429 and 431 1st Suzzallo Peter, restaurant, 307 Market Swenson Carl, propr Union Lodging and Chop House, cor Ist and El Dorado SWISS-AMERICAN SALOON, Jos Gaggioni proprietor, 279 El Dorado Taber Orrin (Chris Bergstrom ft Co) and mgr Franks Bros, 283 1st Taylor F A, news depot, oor Santa Clara and M arket TENNYSON D D, pension agent, 276 1st Theall L A, candy mfr, 409 1st THE SWALLOW (R) S HOME. Charles Helliesen proprietor, 270 Ist Thomas F M, paints and oils, 329 Santa Clara Thompson Rev John, Methodist clergy- man Thompson J F, editor "Herald," cor Market and Santa Clara Thome W 8, phyaiiiian, 253 Santa Clara THORPE JAS N, secretary Santa Clara Valley M ft L Co, oor San Fer- nando and 4th "TIMES" (daily), S W De Lacy editor and proprietor, 308 Market Timn Richard, accountant, 371 1st Tisdale W D, pros First National Bank of San Jose, cor 1st and Santa Clara ffB DDICnil PCIIC C)«>iii«tery Fenera. etc., rnlOUN UkLL«| TA: ««7 Main lltr«et, H, tf CALVIN NUniNG & SON. mmmmm^tffmri^f^ ^^m^m mm'm^mm mmmm >UIII. TUCBtE t CO. Wicli Wahit Lywliw. "ttivaasi ■t.. California — 8cm Joh. 829 Tisdall Jm y, Marcher of reoorda, 230 Ut Toney k Dittas (J M Toney and O B Dittui), meat market, 403 lit Toney J M (Toney ft Ihttus), 453 Vf Towniin W H, livery and sale *. ^able, let nr San Antonio TBAOET A proprietor Wee tern Hotel, 370 and '172 Market Trueman M (Truemau ft Woodrow), 408 let Trueman ft Woodrow (M Tmeman and W L Woodrow), undertakers. 408 1st Turel J (Lemoine, Turel ft Co), 359 and 361 Market Tnreman W S (Hughes, Tureman ft Judah), 324 Santa Clara Union Lodgings and Chop House, Oarl Swenson propr, cor 1st and £1 Borado tJNIVJEBSAL SESTAUBANT, J Oliubetioh prowietor, 337 1st Van Doren I N (Daunes ft Van Doren), 271 1st Vella L (L Vella ft Co), 292 Market Vella L ft Co (L Vella and J Rodoni), saloon, 292 Market Veloso D, saloon, 277 El Dorado Veuve £ L, watchmaker and jeweler, 220 Santa Clara Veuve W P, city justice, City Hall Vincent A, mgr S J I M ft L Co, cor S an Pedro and St James ViHTBB W C« stoves and tiuware, cor 3d and Sanva Clara Voltyenlogel £, saloon, 267 El Dorado Voss E, bakery, 628 1st Waldteufel A, books, stationery, music and musical instruments, cor 1st and Fountain WALE EDWARD, wood, coal, hay and grain, carriage maker, 467 1st, (see Mivcrtisement) Wallace R, livery stable, 384 Ist Walsh David, general blacksmithing, oBr 3d and Santa Clara Walsh P, horseshoeing, 178 Santa Clara Wampach C, groceries, 625 Ist Ward W (Donovan ft Ward), 316 Santa Clara Warkenti n P (P Warkenkin ft Co), Ist WABXENTm P & CO (P Warken- tin Olid Frank Bayoradorfer), proprie- tors New York Exchange Hotel, 1st Waterman H (A Piister & Co), 356 Santa Clara Waterman Jos (A Pfister ft Co), 356 Santa Clara Waters Mrs M, dressmaker, 245 Santa Clara Watson Mrs Jennie, hairdressing and milUnery, 363 1st Watson W O, county supervisor Weathers John, supervisor, Evergreen I Welch Capt Geo (Reed ft Welch,) 293 1st Welch P, propr Eclipse Livery Stable, 275 Ist Welt J thn, blacksmith. 660 lat Wendt C, meat market, cor Market and S'. John Werner E (O M Jarvis ft Co), cor River and Santa Clara Werth Rev F, olerayman (Methodist) WESTERN HOTEL. A Tracey pro- Wprietor, 370 and 372 Market estern Union Telegraph Co, O Q Stewart mgr, 279 1st Whipple T S (Spaw ft Whipple), Com- mercial Bank Building White Amos, deputy under-sheriff WHITE A W. well-pipe and pumps, manufacturer patent valve, 358 Santa Clara White Geo R, photographer, 359 1st Whitton A K, atty-at-law, 327 1st Wiener M, clothing, 319 Santa Clara Wilcox Chas F. atty-at-law and notary public, Commercial Bank Building Wilcox E J, boots and shoes, 394 Ist Wilcox M W, propr Cal Glove Factory, II I r brooms, etc, 282 Ist Wilc>.< W J, supt San Jose Water Co, 328 2d \.'illttrd L, glassware and fancy goods, 283 Santa Clara Willard M, cigars and tobacco, 290 Ist Williams A E, truckman, 332 Market Williams A S, hatter, 2f I Santa Clara Williams Chas W, mgr California Thea- tre, 2d Williams Ed, Pres San Jose Water Co, 323 2d Williams E L, deputy collector internal revenue, 314 1st Williams F E, sheritf Wilson Mrs R, dressmaker, 524 1st Wing J B (Patterson, Wing ft Bennett), 422 and 424 Ist Wise Mm J D, milUnery and fancy W roods, 385 1st itkowsky E, dry goods, 319 Market Wolff ft Freitag (F W Wolff and C F Freitag), agts sewing machines, 400 1st Wolff F W (Wolff ft Freitag), 400 Ist Wood J W, druggist, 309 1st Wood T (Merritt, Wood ft Co), 214 Santa Clara Woods J S, hatter, 277 Santa Clara Woodrow C W (C W Woodrow ft Co), Ftlirney-at-law, 230 Santa Clara Woodrow C W ft Co (C W Woodrow), i*eal estate, insurance and general bus- iness agency, 230 Santa Clara Woodrow W L (Trueman ft Woodrow), 408 1st WORCESTER H B> principal Garden City Commercial College, cor Santa Clara and San Pedro 7^ CO oo 1' HARDWOOD LUMBER, ^'^•^■■■-^ "-* «»— «* m* i«i*p«« tSt . M. F Coaater Top*. Me wel Posts. Bslasiers. >pes Iter ODD FEUOWS' SDPPUES, . «..^a*n. «««« at HOBOMMW * GOw •nle T«aipl«. M*. • P»«t Utreet.a. F. 830 California — San Joae. Worley M H, agt sewing machines, 346 Santa Clara Wright C D, attomey-at-law, 297 1st Wright H W (Montgomery ft Wright), notary public, 296 Ist Wright Theo P (Cot^e & Wright), cor Market and Santa Cxara Wright W W, photographer, 289 Ist WvDian Thos, boots and shoes, 413 Ist YOCCO J, stoves and tinware, pumps, etc, 370 Market Yoeli Geo M, attomey-at-law and nota- ry public, 297 1st Yoell J Alex, attomoy-at-law. Commer- cial Bank Building Young Hugh (Greeninger &. Young), 280-284 San Fernando Young Men's Christian Association, 276 1st Youngberg C A, paints and paper hang- ing, 292 1st Zargone G, barber, 295 El Dorado Zecovich A, restaurant, 226 Santa Clara Ziegler ft Althaus (W Ziegler and W Althans), boots and shoes, 294 1st Ziegler W (Ziegler ft Althaus), 294 1st Ziegler T, saloon. The Alameda Zimmerer A, bootmaker, 334 Market Zingg Jos, gunsmith, 414 1st ZniGO A (O A Zingg ft Co), cor Ma rket and Santa Clara ZINOO A ft CO (0 A Zingg), foreign and domestic fruits, confectionery and cigars, cor Market and Santa Clara LYMAN ROSS. OSCAR D. ROSS. L. E08S & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GREEN AND DRIED U9 m GO CO CO CO S3 Nuts, Confectionery, AND \iM Irnaffiental | ree$ CO 381 First Street, San Jose. UrslVERSAL RESTAURANT J. GLIUBETICH, Proprietor. First-Class Meals at all Hours. OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE. MEALS a la CARTE. 337 First Street, San Jose, Cal. EDWARD WALE, CARBIAOE MAKER DEALER IN Wood, Coal, Hay and Grain, Ko. 467 JPtrHt Street, SAN JOSE, CAL. CAUIN NUniNG t SON, !M7 MAIW MTRBBT. SAW FIIAIIC1SC 232 & 234 Santa Clara St., San Jose, Cal. 1 ■ 832 CaLifomia — 8an Joae: ^< AND lill San Jose, Cal. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY, AND THE Leading Democratic Journal south: of SAN- FRANCISCO, OFFICE: Corner Santa Clara anl Market Streets. Price of the Daily, - - $6.00 per Annum. " " Weeldy (8 page) 2.00 «i Calif omia — 8cm J(m. 833 O. R. 8PAW, T. 8. WmPPLB, 460 Second Street 5«0 Fifth Street. SPAW & WHIPPLE, DENTISTSt Commercial Bank Building, SAN JOSE, CAL. BAN J03I: Manufacturing Company, Manufacturers of Hard Wood SConageFurniure FOR THE TRADE. We '^re determined to make Ooods that will give satisfaction. Sample Orders Solicited. SAN JOSE, CAL. SANTA CLABA VALLEY MILL @ LUMBER COMPANY, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF REDWOOD 6c OREGON LUMBER MANUFACTURERS OF Saah* DoorSt Blindst Window Framest Mouldings, Pilasters, Cas- ings, Panel Work. AMD KVKRY DK8CRIPTI0N OF inside Finish, Bracicet & Scroll Sawing, Wood Turning, Etc. N. & S. W. Corners San Fernando and Fourth Streets, Office, San Fernando, West of Fourth. SAN JOSE, CAL. CEO. DE-NNE « CO., DEALERS IN Stationery, Music, Pianos and Organs. Pacilic Coast Agents for the Celebrated AUTOMATI C SCHOOL F URNITURE. ^IW NoiaeleaSf I> arable. Beautiful, Cheap. .^^^ Send Ibr Price List and Terms. 429 and 431 First Street, San Jose. JOHN BARRY Proprietor. 444 First St., oar. Sacit Amtoicib, SAN JOSE. CALIFORNIA. Board and Lodging per Week, $5.00 to $ 1 0.00 Thif Hotel is centrally located, and is kep' in as clean, homelike and respectable a manner as any in the State. Bath Rooms connected with the House. Fine Wines and Liquors at the Bar. i I PiWIElllOHCBOSSIICO.. mmtmrw «••«■. ■emllM, etiu, |l»r aU 0*«£n, ■te TOMtlerV*. • Past StMet, tL 9, 834 California — /Stw Joae-San Leandro. p. WARKENTIN. F. BiVYERSDORFER. NEW TOBE EXGHANOE HOTEL, p. WARKENTIN & CO., Proprietors. FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE, - - CALIFORNIA. Newly Furnished and with all Modern Improvements. The Rooms are larsre and air}-, and the table is at ail times supplied with the best the marltet affords, no expense beings spared to malce this Hotel a first-class house in every respect. Terms, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 per Day. By the Week from $6.00 to $8.00. Single Meala, 86 Cent*. Coach at Depot on arrival of all Trains. SAN JUAN. San Bbnito County. A post, express and telegraph office, 92 miles from San Francisco — 86 miles via Southern Pacific B. R. to Sargent's, thence by stage 6 miles. Situated as it is, in one of the most picturesque valleys of the State, the quaint old town is indeed an old landmark. It is the site of the old San Juan Bautista Mission, pre- served from decay by constant work of the residents. It is provided with a daily stage line, which conveys pas- sengers from Sargent's via San Juan to Hollister. Allen J, blacksmith Anderson John, stoves and tinware Argelaga Carmen, Sister Superior St Johns' Institute Beck ft Beuttler (Fred Beck and J G Beuttler), brewers Bowie Jcnpn, general merchandise Bowman E W & Sons (£ W, C E and W £ Bowman), blacksmiths and wc^- onm^kers Breitbarth Julius, boots and shoes BuUier Leon, barber CABOILL C G, physician and drugs, postmaster, manager Western Union Telegraph Co, agent Wells, Fargo & Co and notary public Chalmers Geo, justice of the peace and architect Closa V, pastor San Juan Bautista Courtney W, general merchandise Durin S, gunsmith and machinist Filoucheau M. general merchandise Frickstadt T T, minister Gardella Mrs Maria, groceries Graeme Arthur, meat market Heritage J O, saloon, justice of peace, and notary public Hodgdon J K, carpenter LaCosta J, bakery and confectionery Lasere Isidore, wine dealer and grower McMahon J F, attorney Quersin Chas, hotel and saloon KEOAN MARK, proprietor San Juan, Hollister ft Sargents Stage Line St John's Institute, Carmen Argelaga sister superior San Juan Bautista^ V Closa pastor SAN JUAN. HOLLISTER ft SAR- GENTS STAGE LINE, Mark Regan proprietor Stanley James, hamessmaker Zanetta Angelo, hotel and livery stable SAN lUAN CAPISTRANO. Los Anoeles County. See Capiatrano. SAN LEANDRO. Alameda County. A post, express and telegraph office. A very pretty town, situated on the Central Pacific R. R., 15^ miles from San Francisco, and 6 miles from Haywards. It it in a good agricultural country, and takes its name from San Leandro Creek, on which it is built. Antoniu Olympia, bootmaker Bagge Chas J. carpenter and builder BalMc Antonia, saloon Barradas Frank, barber and dentist Bilger W F, general merchandise Boarman Henry, saloon CASE C E> druggist und pharmacist Caughie J A, physician Central Mfg Co, Hopper ft Larsen Clark Isaac, painter Deel ft Fields, blacksmiths Dickinson F S, druggist Driver Thomas, general commission merchant Duarte A S, saloon DuBois A S, physician Eber H F, Grove Market Elliott Frank, saloon CO ^ P CO CO OB O 08 m SS m CALVIN NUnitiS £ SON, Tabnlar Whr«Ibarrowa, Bolt and Brldae Work, »m Main lltreet. Man Fraadaeo. I CO m CM Hutu. TU6GIE t CB.. Ship Planli. all Bulls. 18 «■€ SO SpMur MU CaJi/omia — 8a/n Leamdro. 835 Elliott Oiliapie, tailor EnoB Manuel, (general merchandise Estndillo House, P Oodohaux propr Ferry Hugh, groceries and liquors Oallet J A, Dexter Stables Garcia Bros (J H and M H Garcia), general merchandise Garcia M J, barber and dentist Gleason & Black, blacksmiths Godchaux P, propr Estudillo House Goodman John, brick mason Gray C H, general merchandise Gray Wm H, sec San Leandro Plow Co Grove Market, H F Eben propr Grrigue F, saloon and restaurant Hans en N L, Scandinavian Hotel HEONEB EDWARD, proprietor San Lea ndro Bake r y HENBIBBEN NIELS (Henriksen A Jen sen) H^'IBIKSEN & iENSEir (Niels Henriksen and L- saaan), proprietors San Leandro Hotel (See Adv) Hesser E, general merchandise Hopper J F (Hopper k Larsen) Hopper ft Larsen, mfrs agricultural im- palements, a nd h orseshoers JENSEN ANDREW (Henriksen &: Jensen) Johnson 8 W, harness and saddles Kirkman J L, San Leandro and San Francisco Express Kirkman Wm C, groceries Knowles ft Bainoridge (J S Knowles and J P Baiubridge), tin and hard- ware Larsen George (Hopper ft Larsen) Larsen J, wood, coal, hay, lumber, etc Levy Abram, dry goods and clothing Levv J, general merchandise Madson P, foreman Union Hose Co, No 1 Magerstaectt G, groceries, etc Mariante W F, restaurant MARSHALL R A< editor and pro- prietor "San Leandro Reporter" Martin Joe, Columbia Brewery Depot McDuffy ft Sharp, propr San Leandro and San Francisco Daily Express Mcrideth Prof Evan, vocal and instru- mental music Miller Antone, painter Miller Chrin, varieties Morgan John, fruits and varieties Morgau ft Powers (G 11 Morgan and C O Powers), wagoninakers Motz Henry, bakery Murphy James, general merchandise Olympe Antone, Dootmaker Powell H 0, Wells, Fargo ft Co's and C P R R agt and W U Tel operator Pratt D K, undertaker PRATT F H, editor and publisher "San Leandro Sentinel" FFICE JAOOBi manufacturer of agri- cultural implements and country carts at works of San Leandro Plow Co Rawson M L, justice of the peace Reichsrath Peter, boots and shoes Reid Wm W, hamessmaker Richman A S, painter Richman W S, photographer Rogel F M, watchmaker and jeweler St Mary's Convent, Sister Mary Ray- mond sister superior SAN LEANDRO BAKERT, Edward Hegner proprietor, Watkins SAN XEODRO HOTEL, Niels Hen- riksen and Andrew Jensen proprie- tors (Se e Ad veitisement) SAN LEANDRO PLOW CO, Jacob Price superintendent, W H Gray sec- retary; directors — S Huff president, T P Gary treasurer, W H Gray secre- tary, Stephen G Nye, Jos Demont, Ira Brad»haw and F Meyers "SAN LEANDRO REPORTER." R A Marshall editor and proprietor SAN LEANDRO AND SAN FRAN- CISCO DAILY EXPRESS, McDuf- fy ft Sharpe proprietors "SAN LEiUTORO SENTINEL," W P Truesdell proprietor, F M Pratt publisher San Leandro Wood and Coal Yard, N L Ha I sen propr Scandinavian Hotel, N L Hansen propr Silva Frank R, barber Silva J F, bootmaker Smith W D, general merchandise Spinola A P C, physician SPRAOUE A, physician and surgeon Sterrett S T, clergyman (Methodist) Stratton W J, livery stable Sturtevant N G, postmaster Theysohn Adam, brewery Union Hose Co, No 1, Peter Madson foreman Ury David, San Leandro Market Weber Mrs M H, ^^rivate boarding West James, horseshoer San Leandro HoteL Hay ward Avonue, San Leandro. Board and Lod^n^, per Week, 95 to |7; per Day, 91 to $150— according to the Rooms. SINGLE MEALS, 86e. The Bar is supplied with the best brands of Wines, LiquorM, Beor, and Cigars and Tobaoco. HENRIKSEN & JENSEN, Prop'rs. c c > z o o o ■ Hi n HARDWOOD LUMBER, ^aK5.-J?S^i»Sii;\r"M^p1en^^^ i UnHSBjUVEIIMMiClL •■4 FreB«ll Olceka, i H CO g s» e lONontgomBuSt 836 California — Sam Lorenzo-San Luis Obispo. SAN LORENZO. Alamkda County. A post and tele- fraph office, situated on the Central 'acilio U. JR., the village being about 1 mile trom the railroad, and 3^ miles southeast from San Leandro, formerly the county seat. Bertram & Boesche, hotel Cuuha A F, saloon Hanson Andrew, hotel Rober ts Wm, lum ber SHIMAN JOHN L> general merchan- dise and postmaster Silver Joe, shoemakeir Smyth Henry, farming implements and harnessmaker SAN LUIS OBISPO. San Luis Obispo County. A post, ex- press and telgraph office. The town is pleasantly situated, having ample drainage by the creek that passes through the entire length, thub mak- ing it exceedingly healthful.. Water is supplied by a splendid system of water worku, and the streets and buildings are lighted with gas. The first settlement was made in 1772, when the old mission church, which still stands, was built. The county Court Huuse was erected in 1874. On the outskirts of the town is a county hospital. Adams F (Gregory & Adams) Andrews J P, prcs Bank of San Luis Obispo Araua H, harness and saddles Armstrong J D ( J L Armstrong & Son), agt P C R R Co Armstrong J L & Son (J L and J D Arm- strong), feed-mills BAOOll B H, watches, jewelry and stationery Bank of San Luis Obispo, J P Andrews pres, W E Stewart cashier Barneberg J W, saloon Barnes G W, justice of the peace Barrett Mrs N M, dressmaking BAYER THEOBALD, general black- smith, wagon makiug and horseshoe- ing Beckett John F, county supt of schools Beebee VVm L (Schwartz & Beubee) BLACKBURN & FREDERICK (Jas H Blackburn and Jos Frederick), proprietors Cosmopolitan Hotel, Mon- terey (See Advertisement) Blackburn Jas H (Blackburn & Fred- erick) BLOCHMAN A ft CO (M and E Cerf, i id L M Kaiser), general merchan- dise, grain dealers, etc, Monterey BoUM, bootmaker Bontadelli A (Maggetti ft Bontadelli) Booth A R, drugs Brewster ft Russell (S R Brewster and C J Russell), harness and saddles BROWN ft CASTRO (R S Brown and Juan Castro), proprietors city stable and Cambria stage line, Higuera Brown R S (Brown ft Castro) Brown W Gardner, dentist Byer Bros (Jas and Louis Byer), saloon Canon W S, propr Central Hotel Carpenter E, county surveyor and hotel Cassner N, watchmaker and jeweler Castro Juan (Brown ft Castro) Castro ft Pico (C Castro and T Pico), saloon CASTRO ft AAHIREZ (Juan Castro and A Ramirez), cigars, tobar-co, groceries, etc, Higuera Cerf E (A Blochman & Co) Chace H C, clothing CITY STABLES. Brown ft Castro pro- prietors, Higuera Clough Fred, carriagemaker Constine L, dry goods and clothing Co >k R C, farmer Corteai D A, furniture and upholstering COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Bluckbum ft Frederick proprietors, Monterey Costa Frank, barber Crawford E H, livery stable Crenshaw J H (Doyle ft Crenshaw) CRYSTAL PALACE SALOON. E Maxwell proprietor, Monterey Dallidet P H Jr (C H Phillips ft Co) Dana E G, county treasurer DENNIS J D. drugs, cutlery and fancy goods, Monterey De Solis Mrs Benigna, saloon and restau- rant Divoto G, groceries DORSEY M F. carriage pjiinter, Mont- erey DOYLE ft CRENSHAW (H H Doyle and J H Crenshaw), proprietors " Weekly Mirror" and general job printing. Court Doyle U H (Doyle ft Crenshaw) Duckworth J J, operator W U Tel Co Dughi G, groceries, clothing, etc EAOLE HOTEL. A Kieran proprietor Monterey Egan M, sec S L Water Co Elliott ft Dnnbar (J J Elliott and D Dunbar), saloon Felts J, varieties FILLMORE J M. manager Coast R R, Monterey Fisher J F, gunsmith Fleck Flouring Mills Fluetler E, confectionery Pacific CUVIN NUTTiNG t SON, «>IBDBm, JAlli AMD My Mala Mtreet, VBNCB WOKK, Fruselae*. m >LLEH. TUfiGl£ t CO.. OBEGOW USH >HD WMnt. IH A «• Spear »t. San FranelMca. Ui CO 82> CO CO CO Caii/omio — San Luis Obiy)o. 837 FOSBESTER F A> attorney -at-law, notary public, city clerk and sesMher of records, City Hall Forsyth D, carpenter Frederick Jos (Blsckbum & Frederick) French C L, physician Frost J J, liquors and cigars Garcia E, saloon Gaugler Bros (J B and E Gaugler), fur- niture and undertakers Gerken John, bootmaker Geyer A, soldamith Gimbal & Apaey (H Gimbal and J Ap- sey), saloon Goldtree Bros (N, I and M Goldtree), general merchandise Goodman H, tailor Goodrich J A, stationery and fancy goods Graham Mrs D, millinery and fancy goods GRAVES ERNEST, attomey-at-law and district attorney. Court House , Graves Madison, deputy sheriff and con- stable Graves W J, attomey-at-law Green K, tailor and clothing Gregory & Adams (D S Gregory and F Adams), attorneys-at-law Gregory D 8 (Gregory & Adams) Grisingher P (Jas Tomasini &; Co) Haller Albert, bakery Hanson & McGuire (S H Hanson and I N McGuire), stoves and tinware Hardy A M, county assessor Harrington D, harness and saddles HASKJN C Af general freight agent P C K R. Monterey Hasten E, fruits and candy HASSE CHARLES, shaving and hair dressinp saloon, Monterey HAYS W W, physician, Monterey Hecox Mrs A H, dressmaking Helm T (Kodgors k Helm) Hendricks A J, saloon Hildenbrand Jos, bootmaker Hogan J F, carriage x)ainter HoIIiHter John H, county supervisor Holmes R R, photographer Jewett H, constable Johnson D M, livery and sale stable Johnson Jerry, livery and feed stable Kaise r L M (A Blochman & Co) XXBRAN A> proprietor Eagle Hotel, Monterey KINO NATHAN, county clerk, aud- itor and recorder. Court House Kirk Jas, supt San Luis Gas Co Knapp J P, hotel Knight S C, sign painter and musician Krebs E, drugs Kuhl W, watches and jewelry Lange W H, agt sewing machine Lasar E ft Sons (E, M andl Larwr), gen- eral merchandise La ughery H enry, ho tel LAWRENCE MANUEL, hairdresa- ing, Morro Lima J P, hotel LOEWENSTEIN J> merchant tailor and gents' furnishing goods, Monterey Loobliner H, general merchandise Lttdeke & Kay (H LUdekeand E J Kay), blacksmithing and wagonmaking Lynch John, painter MAOOETTI & BONTADELU (P Maggetti and A Bontadelli), restau- rant and lodging-house, Monterey Ma 'getti P (Maggetti & Bontadelli) MaGKi G R, groce ries MARTIN LUTHER* proprietor San Luis Obispo Soda Water Work , wines, liquors, etc, Higuera MASON A Tt superintendent Stnle Bros MA!CWELL ED> Crystal Palace Sa- loon, Monterey MATERS DAVID L. dry goods, furnishing goods, etc, Higuera McAIJSTER A, general merchandise, ■ Higuera McCa be Geo W, blacksmith McCaffrey T A> wines and Uquors Higuera MoGuire I N, hotel McMn try Louis; superior judge, Court House Medeiros Jos E, barber Melhmann H, saloon Miles M M, deputy recorder, Court House Mitchell D, farmer Motz C, carpenter I^ ot z G, second-hand furniture ICULLER JOSEPH, proprietor Rail- road Exchange Hotel, Higuera Mirrphy P W, pres San Luis Water Co Nolson W H, dv'ntist f r .chols Geo B, physician Noah M, cigarEi, tobacco, etc Norton T, physician OAKS W J> sheriff and tax collector, Court House ORTEGA J C. agent Cambria Stage Lme, Monterey Osgood E H, county supervisor O'SULUVAN J J. boots and shoes, general agent all kinds sewing ma- chines, Monterey FACIFIC COAST RAILWAY, J M Fillmore manager, Monterey Parker C, horseshoer | Pattison T, stoves and tinware Payne & McLeod (G M Payne and A C McLeod), liVery stable Pegot Louis, French hotel C > o o ■ s 3 3 HMDWOGD LUMBER. IVHITB BROS.. 18 * 15 main and 14 * 16 Spear SC.S.F. 0«k, Aah, Hickory, naple, Cherry vtc. MASONIO 0UTFIT8, ^SS&f9»J!?»SfgSl«SA^9: 838 California — San Luis Obispo. CO PhUIipa H (C H Phillipa & Co), no- tary pablic, Monterey FHILmS C H ft CO (0 H Pliil- lips and P H Dallidet Jr)» real estate and Are insurance, Monterey Pollard & James (S A Pollard and D W James), £agle Flouring Mills Prefumo P B, general merchandise FRICSE W &, auditor and general ticket agent, Monterey RacklifTo L, (ge nera l merchandise bahroad ezghanoe hotel Joseph Muller proprietor, Uiguera Rainsford R, restaurant Ramirez A (Castro &, Ramirez) Read^ P F, horseshoeing and black- smithing Remick ft Orr (A C Remick and D R Orr), meat market EODOEBS ft HELM (W Rodgers and T Helm), carpenters and under- takers, Monterey Rodgers W (Rodgers ft Helm) Roussel A, clergyman (Catholic) Sandercock W, wood yard SAH LUIS LUMBER TABD. Schwartz ft Beebee proprietors. Hi- guera SAK LUIS OBISPO SODA WATER WORKSi L Martin proprietor, Hi- guera "SAN LUIS OBISPO TRIBUNE." (Tribune Printing Co), Chorro and Monterey San Luis Water Co, M Egan secretary Sarber ft Gajiola (J F Sarber and J Ga- jiola), barbers S auer A , grocerie s and bakery SCHWA&TZ ft By-Wing (L Schwartz and Wm L Beebee), lumber and build- ers' material, Monterey Scott John, attomey-at-law Seaton J H, physician Shafiner Rev H J, clergyman (Metho- dist) Simaz J J, bootmaker Simmler J J, postmaster Sinsheimer Bros (B and H Sinsheimer), general merchandise Sleete E W, county supervisor Smith F L, blacksmithing Soper W H, gunsmith Spencer W II, attomey-at-law Spinney J C, confectioner Staiger J J, mgr Steele Bros and chief engineer fire department Stainford Geo B ("Tribune" Printing Co), agt Pacific Coast Stage Co and W, F&Co's Express STEELE BROS (Geo and E W Steele), meat market, Chorro Steele E W (Steele Bros), Chorro Steele Geo (Steele Bros), Chorro Stewart W E, cashier Bank San Luis Obispo Story Geo, surveyor Tanner Thos, city marshal "THE WEEKLY MIRROR." Doyle ft Crenshaw proprietors, Court, (see advertisement) Thomas Manuel, restaurant Toleno Antone, livery stable Tomasin i Jas (Jas Tomasini ft Co) TOMASINI JAS ft 00 (Jas Tomasini and P Grisingher), saloon, Morro "Tribune" Printing Co (J K Tnley and G B Staniford), pubs San Luis Obispo "Tribune" Tuley J K (Tribune Printing Co) Venable McD R, attomey-at-law Vollmer August (Ed VoUmer ft Co) VoUmer Ed (Ed Vollmer ft Co) VOLLMER ED ft CO (Ed and August Vollmer), general merchandise, Hi- guera Wicnand ft Keller (L Wiegand and Mrs W Keller), brewery Wilcoxon J F, attomey-at-law Wilooxon J M, attomey-at-law and not ary public WILLLAMSON a. atoves and tin- ware, Higuera WILUAM tell saloon. Jamea Tomasini ft Co proprietors, Morro Wilson S W, deputy county clerk WOODS C L. police judge, notary pub- lic and justice of peace. City Half Wurch Michel, brewery Young Mn E J, millinery and fancy goods CO ^ d CO CO CO oo lis W@@M? mtwt. DOYLE & CRENSHAW, PrtpNetors. SAM LUIS OBISPO, GALIFOBNIA. The leading paper of San Luis Obispo County, having an extensive circula- tion among the Farmers, Dairymen, Stock Raisers, Mechanics and Merohauti, ^sid^ a large circulation in Northern Santa Barbara and Bouthem Monterey Counties. Its large and increasing circulation makes it the most valuable advertising medium in the county. Address DOYLEft CRENSHAW, San Luis Obispo, Cal. HARDWOOD UIMKII WMiOR STOGK,%: 'i^muatmmwbmm., ISAlSMaUi 4 14 A 14 mptmr m%, • W. AllER TU66IE t CO. PadflG Coast Hard Woods *•' ilsc*. CaUfomia — Scm Luia Obiapo-Scm Mateo. 839 COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, BLACKBURN & FREDERICK, Proprietors. SAN LUIS OBISPO CALIFORVIA SAMPLE ROOMS for COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. Telegraph and Steamship Offices in the Hotel. SAN LUIS REY. Sam Dieqo Countt. A post and tele- graph office, 45 miles by stage north of San Diego. Alvarado Thos, wool-grower Casaon Jean, wool-grower Couts Mrs T B, stock raiser Crouch Herbert, wool-grower Fischer Henry, saloon Forster John, wool and stock-grower Foss D*R, dairyman and jQstice of peace Fox Miss Sarah, school teacher Freeman A A, blacksmith and gunsmith Freeman James, stage line GOLDBAUM SIMON, general mer- chandise, hotel, and livery stable Goldbaum Wm, operator W U Tel Co Oriffin Wm, constable Haveq Cbauucey J, deputy county clerk, general i^jt and locator of Gov- ernment lands, and postmaster Hayes J C, notary public Hayes & Whaley, real estate agts Kurtz D B, carpenter Libby Wm, constable Marron Silvester, butcher Merohado Louis, wool grower Myers A J, general merchandi«e "a&N LUIS BEY STAB," Francis H Whaley editor and proprietor Schneider A, books, stationery, music, fancy goods, wall paper, etc Scott C halm er, stock raiser WHALEY FBANdS H. editor "San Luis Rey Star," and justice of peace THE SAN LUIS RET ST.A. A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, Pevot«d to the various interests of San Diego Co. rOBLISIIBD AT San Lull Rey, San Diego County, Oal. FRANCIS H. WHALEY. Editor and Proprietor. SUBSCRIPTIOH BaTBS.— 92.50 per Annum; Six Hontlis, 82.00; Three Months, $1.00. A Z' o o CO oo CO CO fmninf UUU LUnlDCn, mt,H.W. OmU, A«h, Hlrhiary, fljhiple. Chcrry^te. UUIS BRAVERMANICIL la tlie CItjr. 119 MMC««a«r|r mt. 840 Galifomia — San Mateo^San Pahlo. Sonthern Pacific R. R., 21 miles from San Franoisoo . The pleaeant location of the town, near the foot-hills, and it* delightful drives and shade trees, render it a most desirable place for residences. St. Matthew's Hall, the military school, is located here, and is at present in a flourishing condition. Taft and Oarretson's fast stages leave San Diego daily for Half-Moon Bay, Pescaduro and Santa Cruz. The route is over good roads, and afifords magnificent ocean and mountain views. Ault Wm, boots and shoes Bartlett A T, harness and saddlery, in- surance, and collector BREWER REV ALFRED LEE, principal St Matthew's Hall Biokford J R S, general merchandise Brown M, blacksmith Byrnes J D, saloon and livery stable Coleman Thomas, blacksmith and wagonmaker Easton A S, justice of peace and^real es- tate Easton A J, surveyor FISHER OEOROE H. saloon and res- taurant, mcalb at all hours Flyun & Broderick (John VV Flynn and James Broderick), plumbers and gas- fitters Goodspeed I R, druggist and postmaster Harver Daniel, upholsterer Husing E A, /qreneral merchandise Jennings J T, meat market LAUREL HALL, Mrs Manson Buck- master priitcipal Mahe Gustavo, attorney McDermott Hugh, insurance agt and notary public McKernan Hugh, saloon Morse C M, dniggist Morse L D, physician Peckham B A, agt S P R R, W, F & Co, and W U Tel Co Perry J, boots and shoes Plouff Georbe, saldon Price W Z, butcher Rathbun S, confectionery Roche Frank, barber ST MATTHEW'SifHALL (Military Academy), Kev Alfred Lee Brewer principal TAFT ANDREW (Taft & Garretson, of Pescadero), San Mateo and Pesoa- dero Stage Line Walker Eugene, hotel and livery Whithead James, saloon Winter George, carriage painter Wisnom Rotert, wagonmaker and car- penter San Franoisoo View. SAN MIGUEL CoDNTT. See Ocean SAN MIGUEL. San Luis Obispo County. A post and telegraph office, 38 miles nortn of San Luis Ooispo and 24 miles by stage from Port Harford. MUe Caldwell Miss Julia, postmistress Calvert H W, agt S P R R Casserly Patrick, liquors, Seven House Gladhill Jas, carpenter Goldtrec 8c Co, general merchandise Huey Wm R, constable Jeffreys Walter M, justice of the peace and hotel Kelleher James, wagonmaker Kropp E H, San Miguel Picnic Grounds Murpny Miss Delia, dry and fancy goods Murphy Wm, srooeries Proctor G W, blacksmith Railroad Hall Schwatka O M, agt W U Tel Co SPETER DAVU), postmaster Turner Jasper X, collector and public Wolf Elias, groceries and liquors notary SAN PABLO. Contra Costa County. A post, express and telegraph ofiice, on the Central Pacific R. U., 11 miles from Vallejo and 17 J miles from San Francisco. It is pleasantly situated near San Pablo Bav, 15 miles southwest of Martinez and 9 miles north of Oakland. Andrada Jaun, liquors Anton y M rs Jose phine, hotel BARdNE ANTOHE C, liquors Bouquet Mrs Theresa, liquors Braman J J, physician Chevesich Chas, liquors Chichester James H, agt C P R R and W, F 8c Co's express Clancey Chas, wagonmaker Conley Mr, principal San Pablo School Cummius Rev P J, pastor St. Paul's Catholic Church Doran Patrick, liquors and hotel Eastin W B & Co (W B Eastin), gen- eral merchandise Excelsior Powder C'o Fennon James J (Gilmdre & Fennon), aat W U Tel Co Fish & Blum, warehouse and grain dealers PIONEER IRON WORKS, €AIiVIW MUTTIIVM * ISOIV, Praprtetors. BBtaUlskedllM*. 9i>ir Mais Street. M F. kUEN TVfifiU lCe.P«ellloC»wtllirilW«ofc ^%sa£f • r CO flo California — San Pahlo-San Rafael. 841 Oilmore k Fannon (John S Oilmon and Jm J Fennon), f«n mdao JAOOB DAVIOt poatmaater and gea* erid merohuidiM Marioh E, liquon . May W B, attorney MoPeak John, oonatable Ondrade J, laloon Palmer T D, carpenter Pereiraft Br» (Jose R and Manuel R Pe- reira), liquors PBXDA BROS (Manuel Rosa and Jose Rosa), ranchers and liqraors Preda Jose Rosa (Preda Bros) Preda Manuel Rosa (Preda Bros) Quillinan Edward, boarding-house Roza Bros, saloon Rumrill Azro, justice of the peace Saiety Nitro Powder Co San Pablo School, Mr Conley principal, Misses Donovan and Willara teaohers Silva Frank, liquors Soito ft C ■, saloon SOTO ANTONIO 8ILVERA, liquors Thompson k Romer (Robt Thompson and Jacob Romer), butchers Valencia M E, booimaker Vulcan Powder Co Ward Mrs S, hotel Ward William, boarding and lodging Ware John, painter Young Mrs Thomas, saloon SAN PADRA. CLOUSMAN C H, agent Wells, Fargo ft Co SAN PEDRO. Los AMQKLEa County. Post-oflSce Wil- mington; 24 miles southwest of Loa Angeles und 3 miles southwest of Wilmington. Anderson ft Co, saloon Crocker H, bonrding-house DAVIDSON J. agent Manufacturers' Fire and Murine Insurance Co DufTy M, saloon Janes J F, stevedore LawBou A B, postmaster Ltndsrow M h, saloon Mansfield C H, agt S P R R Co Melgreen T, saloon Moulthrop W H, agt W, F ft Co Olsen Lars, grorer Summer villn Thomas, hotel and saloon Svan T, saloon Vickery ft Hinds, butchers SAN QUENTIN. Marim Cuuntt. A post, exprew and telegraph office on the North Paoiflo Coast R. R., Hi miles from San Francisco and 8| miles from San Rafael. Ames J P, warden State Prison Campian T, hotel Farrel J D, restaurant MoRae J, Sheppard's Hotel STEOMAN E, agt WelU. Fargo ft Co and postmaster SAN RAFAEL Marin County. A post, express and telwraph office, situated on the Bay of San Francisco, near San Quentiu, one hour's travel from San Francisco by ferry and North Paciflo Narrow Guage R. R. It contains some hand- some residences, is pleasantly situated on the slope of the foothills overlook- ing the bay, with shaded and well kept streets. Population, 2,300. ALBION HOUSE, Mrs John F Jor- dan proprietor Anderson A, carriagemaker Anderson Miss L, principal . San Rafael Institute Anderson Wm N, butcher, grocer and ice dealer Armstrong Wm, dry goods Atherton J W, county supervisor Augustine S M, county supt schools and notary publin Austin Hiram, surveyor and civil engi- neer Barnard Wm L, propr Delraonico House Barney Chas 8, real estate, insurance and notary public Barr William, contnictor and builder BABSTOW S F, editor and publisher "Marin County Journal" and post- master * Bell T B, spring beds Blankenbergcr Adam E F, bootmaker Bond G W, carpenter Bowen Mias Clara, principal San An- selmo Grammar School Bowers Thos J, superior judge Brennfleok B, nurseryman and florist Brook G, news agent and stationer Brown ft Allen (Ralph Brown and G F Allen), livery Browne W ft Co, dry and furnishing goods Burroughs Dr Blanche O, New England Ho me BUBTCHAELL P T, under sherift Bustin John, expressman Butterworth Mrs E, boarding and lodg- ing Batterworth Edward, saloon C/i HMDWOOD LUMBER, a-j^--«?».JL- ?■..--. .--..* ••-..» CD C/9 OO c/> 9 . «. v. 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M MASOWIO 0TTTnT8, VSS^JSAffiilVfSSKSSAl^fr 842 I I Ctdifomia — San Rafael,' ByrnM John, propr B*y View Hoaie Oaliender J A, physician Ched» O, wood, ooal, hay, lime, eto 0HI8H0L1I L 1, houM »nd eiga painter Chnpard Mr Louie, Jeweler Chrfstiet n J P, notary public and in- ■nrance aot ClauiUanoa Peter, reataurant and aaloon ClauHeniiia Geo, propr Sun Rafael Park Coleman W T, real estate Columbia House, Geo Price propr Constant John, tailor Corti-J, monuments and mantels Coughran M, coal yard Curry Thos, saddles and harness Davis Geo W, county clerk, auditor, and recorder Dav Timothy, saloon Defmonico Uo jse, Wm L Barnard propr Devitt Joseph, bootmaker Dodge Geo M, county surveyor, and searcher of records DONNELLY H P. plumber and ga«- fitter Donovan M M ft Sons, painters Dougherty W F, collector and notary public Dowden Isaac J, junk dealer DuBois Henry A Jr, physician and sur- geon Dutfy P E, carriage painter Dymot John B, architect, and teacher of music Eden Edw,->rd, undertaker, county cor- oner, and public administrator Eliaser Isaac, watchmaker and jeweler Fischer F A, hotel and restaurant Fraitas Manuel, lodging-house Fuller O, innurance agt Gardner E, justice of peace Gieske Henry C ( J C Uieske ft Son) Gieske J C ft Son, groceries, liquors and cigars Goerl ft Graber (Fritz Goerl and Louis Graber), brewery Gordon Lewis, carriasemaker Gordon U M ft Co (U M Gordon and A P Hotaling), bankers Graham W G, propr Tamalpais Hotel Green .John, auctioneer, second-hand furniture dealer, constable, and col- lector Grosjean C, groceries Hansen ft Lund (Thos Hansen and Elias C Lund), lumber and building material Hanson Thos H, attorney and notary public Harding Geo, hondshoer Harding Joseph A, horaeshoer and wagonmaker Haskell ft Co (Geo S Haskell), grocers HAV8QBN F 0> proprietor Central Hotel Hawkins O 0, constable Hea m Mrs W m, dressmaker HSUHUIUMBE ft HBRWAN H, saloon "MABIN OOUNTT JOirBNAL." 8 F Barstow publisher 'Hk&XB COUNTT TOCSIN." Jai H Wilkins, editor and publisher Marin County Water Co, David Nye supt Marti Jacob, saloon Martin Geo, fruit and candy MAETINEZ LADISLAO. saddle and bamessmaker MASON OEOBOE. •beriflr and tax collector Mayer L ft Co (Leopold Mayer), genera merchandise t>i CO § £ U9 sJ o rnldUn llCLLOf mo. M7 Mala Ntreet. M. F. CALVIN NUniNG & SON. ■« mmm mai. TU&6III CO.. Ewnni Hart Wart tawtn/ftft^^BBy- ■ 1 CO l1 s K o o California — San Rafad-San Salvador. 848 McDonald Rev JunM. S, olergynun (Prethyterian) MoGi.ini John, bootmaker Merkfll Mra E, laundreaa Miller D C N, New England Home MilhrW J, realeetate Morriaey Peter, auperviaor Murphy P O, attorney-at-law Murray Adam, oontrootor aud builder Murray M, city truetee Nulsou Edward, oarriagemaker and horrenhoeing HEW ENGLAND HOME. Dr N M Her and Blanche O Buriougha, M D Nich(>le Thoi H, propr (Jerman Hotel Obitz J, butcher Oliii Peter, carriage maker and hone- sheer OurMin Mrs A I, ciitars and tobacco Peter Louis, merchant tailor Petersen M, saloon Peterson & Wellbrook, saloon Ramos M B, restaurant keeper Riordan Rev Father, clergyman (Cath- olic) Rndffers Frank, county supervisor Sale Wm, furniture and upholstery San Anselmo Grammar School, Rev Al- fred Toilhunter and Miss Clara Bowen principals San Rafael Oas Works, Allan Lee supt Son Rafael Institute, Miss L Anderson principal San Rafael Park, Geo Claussenius propr Saunders & Jacobs (Jas Saunders aud F J Jacobs), plumbers Saunders John H. town trustee Schneider J J, cigars, tobacco and bar- ber Schwiesau E, bakery, grocery and sa- loon Scott Henry, hardware and crockery Shaver Isaac, Pioneer Mill aud Lumber Yard Shaver J, bootmaker Southwick D 8, architect Steinmetz k Kurtz (August Steinmetz and Eugene Kurtz), San Rafael Ba- kery Stowell E H, house painter St 'y Rev, clergyman (Episcopal) Strathie \]rs Bella, dressmaker SUSEHHETH E C, manager Central Hotel Taliaferro A W, county physician Tamalpais Hotel, W G Graham propr Taylor D T, deputy cleik Thompson L H, druggist Tudbunter Rev Alfred, principal San Anselmo Grammar School Towle Geo W Jr, district attorney Trilly Geo, fruit and candy Tmmbull R J, nurseryman and aeeda- man Vanderbilt Wm, con nty a sseesor YOOEL HAH8 HEIJHO. baker^and confectioner Waite Wm F, town manhal Walsh F S, saloQn Walsh J R, saloon Ware C P, boots and shoes Watson James, restaurant Weller C L, city trustee We1l^ Fart postmaster SANDERS W A. nurxeryman and dorist (see advertisement) Simons E I), fruit grower Trees and Seeds true to name. APPLES— 4ft., 15 to aoc; Astrachan, Harvest, Lawver, PearmianR, Nickajauk, Pippini, Ben Davis, Ac. PEACHES— 3 to 4ft.. ISc; Alex- ander, BriKgB, Foster, Crawfords, Chinese CI ng, Goii. Le ■, Lemon CtiiiK. &c. APRICOTS— S to 4 ft., 20c.; Moorpark, Breda, Royal, Early Ooldc-n, &c. PLUMS— 20e. ; best varieties of earliest and latest. NECTARINES -Lar^'e Red, year-old trees only, 10c. KAKI— 2 1-2 ft., 25c. Also, at from 5 to 15c. earli; Chestnut, Walnut, Butter- nut, Madeira, Hirkory, Pecan, Carolina Popular, Catalpa, Pawpaw, Aiih, Maple, Box Elder, Tulip tree. Sassafras, Ma^'iiolia, Sour Oum, Basswood, Elm, choice Evergreens, and many more; besides all kinds of RerrieH, and Qrape, Quince, Shallae, and other cuttintrs. Besides I have five kinds each of Broomcom, Sugar Cane, Durra, and well-tested Potatoes; aUo, Artichokes, Hi>n rootii, ('otton seed, BAM- BOOS, Peanuts, Buiil Bailey, the most valuable forage plants, and many other useful and proflt- able seeds for the tarn'i. Also a pond of Carp, 26 to SO cents each. £^CATALOUUES FREE. W. A. SANDERS, Sandkhs, Fresno Co., Cal. SANEL. Mkndocino County. See Hopland. SANTA ANA. Los ANUKLE.S (^ounty. A post, express and telegraph office, 33 miles south- east of Los Angeles, the present ter- minus of the iSoutheru Pacitic R. R. Population about :{,U00. The town is si uuted in one of thu most fertile tracts of laud to be found in the world, nine miles from the Pacific Coast and about \0 miles fnmi the foot- hills. The temp rature and climate are unsurpassed, even in California. All kinds of fruit do well, especially the orange, lemon, apricot tig, peach, wal nut and grape, 'i'lie town is bein.; rap- idly built up with line bri k blocks. It contains live cliurch biiildmgs — B.iptist, Methodist, North and South, P.esb^- terian and German, a Iteautiful school- house and as Hue a public hall as is to Im found in Southern California. The fol- lowing secret societies tiave lodges here; G. A. R , F. & A. M., I. O. O. F., AG. U. W, 1. O.G. T , A. L. H., P. O. S. A., and last but not leant, ii public library, which owing to tlie untiring etTorts of its founder. Dr. J. G. Bailey, is an acquisition to be justly proud of, prov- ing a great boon to strangers and new- comers. Abbott & Hisom (T J Abbott and F H Hisom), feed-mill Bailey J G, physician Bartlett VV S, uauhier Commercial Bank of Santa Ana Bonham J F, dentist PIONEER IRON WORKS, It OAkVIW MIITTINW * MOM. PMiprl«t«ra. ■■UiMtoliad MM. W7 Mala Mrvcl. Ii V. fi p 9 am. mm i co.. oak PLANK."ffl;Raga;.»' CM er as E CO C3 H CoZi/omia — jS^nto Ana. 845 Bnndy ft MoFadden ks (D F Span^ler and W H Brooks), blacksmiths Spurgeon iiios (W H and G Spurgeon), general merchandt e Stewart Joseph E, bar>e r SYCAMORE BREWliJlY. Renter ft Goldkofer proprietors. Sycamore Tarr Rev C W, clergyman (Methodist) THOMPSON JAOClP, guns, pistols, ammunitiou, etc, 4th To wne Rev L H, clergyman (Methodist) TOWNER J W. attorney-at law, cor 4th and Sycamore Tucker W A, saloon GO as* frO c/> GO CO nRnlllf UUII LUmutllf m, M; F. Caaater Vbv*. Mewel PmU, Mali mr MASONIC OUTHTEK^ ■l2«i«*y. .• 846 California — Santa Ana-Santa Barbara. Tamer E, varieties Ullman ft MUler (A Ullmaa and C ler), saloon Vanderlip J T, dentist Vawter £ J, blacksmith Mil- Von Eschelbach Peter, wine and lit^nors WAITE A« publisher and proprietor "Santa Ana Herald," 4th Woods ft Dickson, painters Young J E, dentist ' ' ' ' Issued ever}' Saturday at Santa Ana, IjOS Angeles County, Cal., T. S. HARRIS Editor and Publisher The STANDARD is an eight-column folio sheet, 24x36, printed in clear cut brevier and nonpareil type, and its typographical appearance is not excelled. Its circulation is equal to any other paper in the county, and is rapidly increas- ing, and mostly through the influence of its spicy and able articles and the fear less course it pursues. Its editor and publisher has established on this coast five other journals, and his experience enables him to please the public and gain for his paper a large cir- culation. The WEEKIiT STANDARD is the only legitimate paper and advertising medium in the Southeastern portion of Los Angeles County, thirty-five miles from Los Angeles City, and the paradise of this portion of the State. One Copy One Year $8.00 One Copy S^x Months . . : 1.86 One Copy Three Months 76 No paper mailed unless order is accompanied with the money. Its AdvsrtlSlBS Rates are as low as are charged by respectable Journals in the County. SBNO FOB SPKCmBN COPY. SANTA BARBARA. Santa Barbara CouNTr. A post, ex- press and telegraph office. The county aeat; is easily reached by Pacific Coast steamers, sailing every five days from San Francisco, or by the Central Pacific and Southern Pacific E. R., from San Francisco or Los Angeles to Newhall, and Telegraph Stage thence, 78 miles. The town is delightfully situated in a smooth valley sloping from the high mountains or. the north to the sunny beach on the south. These mountains effectually shut off all north winds, and make the town site one of the finest im- aginable. The effect and contrast form- ed by these rugged barriers in the back- ground rising so abruptly from an ever- rm and fei^ile valley mast be seen to appreciated. The climate of Santa Barbara is quite mild, and is beneficial for invalids and person^ having weak lungs. The pleasures of Santa Barbara ooneist in driving, horsebaok riding. hunting, fishing and bathing, for the enjoyment of all which she affords the best facilities. The improvements of the town are very considerable. Th^re are flight churches besides the old Mission, that was built over one hundred years ago. Aglesby A A, attorney-at-law Ahern F ft T (Misses P and T Ahern), millinery and fancy goods Austin Geo B, saloon Austin N P, general merchandise Barber P J, postmaster and architect Bates C B, pliysicisn Bates Joseph, carriage and wagonmaker Belcher Miss H (r, physician BELL ft HUNT (J * Bell and J L Hunt), boots and sh< 076 State Bell J A (Robert Bell ft Oo and Bell ft Hunt) Bell Robert (Robert Bell ft Co) BELL ROBERT ft CO (Robert and J A Bell), furniture, upholsterers and carpets. State Birabent J M, saloon CO CO en CO &o cuvm wnriiiG i son, mn WAtn IvfBBivrriSlf vwan Iree Oeersr. k ▼■*!«• ^5^^ m*, TUGBiE & CO.. VEiJEERS "anaagy- CcUifomia — Santa Barbara. 847 Blood J A (Knight & Blood) Boemke A (Edwards & Boeseke) B 'oseke & Koeppen, C A Boeaeke and C Koeppen), cigar mfra Bond Thns B, attorney-at-law Boy re J J (Richards ft Boyce) Brecht A, barber Breslauer Theo M, dry goods Brown C F (Ciapp ft Brown) Canfield R B, attorney-at-law and pres Mission Water Co Carrillo A A, meat market Chambers E B, watchmaker «nd jeweler Cheney Thos H, blacksmith Clapp & Brown (C H Clapp and C F Brown), saloon Clapp C H (Clapp ft Brown) Clifton Henry, deputy sheriff Collins G N, blacksmith and wagon- maker and councilman Connolly D, tailor Cook ft Harrison (Mrs M Cook and Mrs J Harrison), restaurant Cook Mrs M (Co<>k ft Harrison) Cook Mortimer, clothing and furnishing goods Cooper A S, attorney-at-law, notary public »nd surveyor Covarrubias O M, livery stable Crane A, books, stationery and music Crane H O, justice of the peace Crooks E W, physician Dillard R M, attorney-at-law and notary public Dimmick W N, supt Dimmick, Sheffield ft Knight Fruit Co Donnellan John, city marshal Doulton Josiah, court reporter Dunshee John, wagonmalcer Ealand Wm (Sherman ft Ealand) Eberle ft Lowe (W H Eberle and R Lowe), blacksmiths Eberle W H (Eberle ft Lowe) Eddlem furniture and bedding, cor State and Cota MILLE& ISBAELf watchmaker and jeweler. State Mission Water Co, R B Canfield pres MIX JAMES> contractor and builder, and chief fire department, Ortega Moore A P, Santa Barbara Gas Works MOORE F A» insurance, publisher and proprietor "Independent," and gen- eral job printing. State Moore P L, cigar mfr, and omokers' articles Moscu line R, abalone shells MUNROE JAS. proprietor Occidental Hotel, cor State and Cota Muzz»Il H W (Hayward ft Muzzall) Nebel Chas, carriage trimming Newell P N, groceries Nixon Thos, architect, builder, and planing-mill NOBLE W E> dry goods and clothing. State Noponio P, groceries Norcross Miss J A, agt P C 8 S Co, and operator W U Tel Co OCCIDENTAL HOTELi Jas Munroe proprietor, cor State and Cota Ord Robert B, police judge Ott A (Roeder ft Ott) Paddock Chas (Heblethwaite ft Pad- dock) Parma G B, groceries Parma V, groceries and sal 'on Partca A, groceritis Pendolo John, groceries Perkins A O, agt W, F ft Co, and sta^e agt PEXUCINS JOSEPH F. real estate and insurance agent, and commissioner of deeds for Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, and Missouri, State Phillips A \V, constable Pico R, bakery Pierce Chas, lumber Raffour Mrs J, fruit and candy RAFFOUR Jt restaurant, oor Stat* and Haley, (see advertisement) Rea W J, photographer Reed D C, road overseer Reed Mrs £, mnsic teacher Reed John, county surveyor PRISON CEILS. I! W«tumu Mid Brldce W*rk. M7 Mala SCrmtt, ». JT. cMViKHunmetsoN. ma. TueGLE t co.. mexicmi mbd wooDS."»A?.aai;;r / 3 ! i i CcUi/omia — Santa Bat bora. 849 Reqa» J L (H«ll k Requa), notary pub- lic BIGHABDS ft BOTCE (J T Rich- ards aadJ J Boyc«), attorneys-at-law, State Richard* J T (Richards & Boyce) Robie — , physician Roeder E G (Roeder ft Ott), councilman Roeder ft Ott (E C Roeder and A Ott). hardware Rogers A G (Rogers Bros) Rogers Bros (A C and Herbert Rogers), groceries Rogers Herbert (Rogers Bros) Rosenberg T H B, restaurant Rossi Angilo, groceries, fruits, etc Rossi V, abalone work Ruiz A M, dru({8 Rundey Eli, agi> Pacitic Coast Stage Co Rynerson C G, grooeries and feed mill "SAHTA BARBARA PRESS." dailv and weekly, McGlashan ft Kinsell publishers and proprietors, State Scott Miss Ella, writiiie teacher Scriminger £ M, constable Shaw J B, physician Shedd Jas A, assayer Sheffield E S, cashier Santa Barbara Co National Bank Sherman G E, sheriff and ex officio tax collector Sherman C E (Sherman ft Ealand) Sherman ft Ealand (C E Sherman and Wm Ealand), meat market Sherm an G eo N, deputy sheriff SHLUTER JACOB, saloon, state Silva A (Uelmer ft Silva) Smith ft Johnson (N D Smith and J T Johnson), groceries Smith N D (Smith ft Johnson) Smith R D, deputy sheriff S(|uier W B, marble worker Steams John P, Stearns' Wharf Sirfftton W G, attorney-at-law Streeter W R, carpenter Striedel M, boo. maker StringiieUl A M, photographer Storke G A, attorney -at-law and notary public Sumner Isaac, livery stable Summers £ J, stationery and fancy goods Swift Jas n, hotel Thomas B F, attorney-at-Iaw Thompson Carl, saloon Thompson C A, atty-at-law and notary public Thompson D \V, mgr Arlinf^on Hotel Thurmond O E, ttu^»t sch-iold (^en mdse Carpenteria) ThussThosH, barber Uren Rev T S, clergyman (Methodist) Valdes R, restaurant Van Winkle H M, dentist VICTORIA STABLES. J N Johnson proprietor, Victoria opp Arlington, (see advertisement) Walcott John, groceries and crockery Warn ft Go (Trace L and Frank Warn), liquors Warn Frank (Warn ft Go) Warn Trace L (Warn ft Go) Warren I G, blacksmith and wagonma- ker Wharton Thos, boots and shoes Wheaton W H, lodgings WILLIAMS A R county clerk, re- corder and ex-officio auditor. Court House Williams H, restaurant Wilson J E, gunsmith Winchester R, physician Wood F A, physician Woodbridge W H, real estate, insur- ance and notary public Wright A V, roai overseer Wright Paul R, atSiomey-at-law Yates L 6, dentist Yndart W, county treasurer -^ FRENCH restaurant! MONS. J. RAFFOUR, Prop'r. MEALS ala CARTE. Corner State and Haley Sts^ SANTA BARBARA, CAL. oo h J. N. JOHNSON, Prop'r. ELEGANT TURNOUTS Of Every Description, Double and Single. tiAIADLB HORBBtfl. ETC. HORSES Bought and Sold, Victoria Street, opposite Arlington, Haata Barbara, Cal. frO HiRDWOOD LUMRER ^'t-^'^'^-?-'*®-'^-*--''-*^'^--^'^" *"!i>A* I!^*p!^ •t.M. r. BlMk Walnat, MiMuitok Ve«ar. Veneera. KMIGHTS TEIWPUB [|IHF0BIIIS,'8gyai!5 &SSx. grgaSSg^ h 850 Califomia— Santa BarharOr-Scmta C^tra. i Santa Barbara Independent (8B»I-WSEKI boots and shoes, custom work a specialty Horner J C, general blacksmithing JENKINS Ct real estate, insurance agent aud notary public Jomer W, biMtts and shoes Kingsbury W B, dentist Knowles J, varieties Laederich J N, meat market Lamory E, general merchandise Louck Geo, l»rewery Lion L ft Co (L Lion and L Hart), dry goods Madan ft Myers (A Madan and M My- ers), hardware, paints, etc Madden Miss Ella, dressmaking and mil- linery Marsh A, windmill mfr Menzel Robert, stoves and tinware Michael John, saloon Mills L R, seltzer water Morrison S, agt San Jose Water Co and San Jose Gas Co Moulin J B, canily and cigars Mace John, publisher "Santa Clara Journal," agt W, F ft Co and mgr W U Tel Co Orberdeener M, druggist Pacific Mfg Co, T J Shannon snpt, cof- fins, lumber, etc Pacific University Patterson W T, house and sign painter FINASOO RBV J, preaident Santa Clara College CO U9 CO CO CO v» oo GAIVIN NUniNS i SON. MaounM^tamrs all klada IROM iM7 Mala Street, Maa ~ CO CO CO CO CO >IIEII. TIIGCIE t CO.. nUUmtr,-9mM,AmK, Wktt* WMkIv M«»1^. Ktr.. A aiiil «» MpcUr MCmririMiii VraarlMO . «^ CO o California — Santa Clara-Santa Cruz. 851 Riley Tb<>8, bakery Huh Adam, saloon 8t Palais R, meat market Salbei^g F O, aaloon and reatanrant Santa Clara Brewery, Geo Lauok propr Santa Clara City Flonring MilU Co, J G Black pres SANTA OLABA OOLLEQE. Rev J Pmasoo president "SANTA CLAEA MESSENGER," H G Wright publisher (see adv) Sargent Jas, agt S P C R R Saxe A W, phvsioian S ohnid li'i Freil, machinist SCHNEICKEBT H. saddles, harness, robes, brushes, etc, Franklin Sohnler Chas, saloon Seifert Geo W, physician Shannon T J, supt Pacific Mfg Co Smead F M, undertaker Talbot D J, furniture and undertaking Tumfy C B, bakery Forth Samuel, saloon Walsh ft Merrill (P J Walsh and A Merrill), saloon Wanderer H, saloon Warburt"n H H, physician Werner C W, barber Widney J, general merchandise With ro w A A, harness and saddles WRlQiBT H G. publisher "Santa Clara Messenger" (see adv) The MESSENGER is published in Santa Clara, a town of 2,416 inhab- itants. The MESSENGER has three times the Circulation of any other paper circulated in this place or vicinity. Parties desiring to solicit the patronage of the people of the above place, will do well to advertise in its columns. H. O. WRIGHT, PuWisher. Santa Clara, Santa Clara Co., Cal. SANTA CRUZ. Santa Cruz County. Aborn Mrs M L, dressmaking Ada ms Re v, Catholic clergyman AICHBERG Ci proprietor California Art (tallery, Pacific ave Aldrivh D M, supervisor Allap J D, groceries Amner Thos, machinist and foundry Anderson C L, physician Andressen P, tailor Angstein Henry, barber Armstrong Thos, saloon Aston Frank, assessor Astnn P H (Aston & Reynolds) ASTON ft RETNOLDS (P H Aston au(l Jas A Ueynolda), meat market, Tjo cnst AUSTIN ELBERT, president Bank of Santa Cruz County, Pacific ave Austin L B, ftroceries Bailey F E, physician Bailey J H, operator W U Tel Co Bailey S H, watches, jewelry, etc Bal dwin A, tw otina ker BANK OF SANTA CRUZ GOUNTT. Elbert Austin president, E J Cox cashier. Pacific ave Barinri Mrs Z (J B Hickman & Co) Barnet S, clothing Bartlett S A, supervisor Bassett C W, a^ S C R R Bausch Henry, brewery BAVARU SALOON. Otto Diesing proprietor. Pacific ave Becker Fred, barber Bell W A, photographer BENEDICTT N> proprietor Santa Cruz House, Front Bernhe im C H (J Bernheim & Co) BERNHEDI'S HALL, J Bernheim ft Co proprietors, Pacific ave Bern heim J (J Bernheim & Co) BERNHEIHJ ft CO (J. R and C H Bernheim), general merchandise, and proprietors Bernheim 's Hall, Pacific ave Bernheim R (J Bernheim & Co) Bias W H, city clerk, and real estate Bird S, bootmaker Birkenseer Geo, bill poster Bliss F W, dentist Bolton A E, attorney-at-law and notary public Bowman Edward, carriage mfr Bowman Geo, stoves, tinware and hard- ware Bradley I, blacksmith Brazer J, books, stationery, and post- master Briody E, saloon O O CO CO CO 1 I r ii CO UIDnyinnn l IIIIDCD WHITB BROB . 1» * is Mala and 14 * l«li»ear LOUIS BBWEHmil t CO.. sX^SSVKSA'^^A 19 ISSTF 852 California — Santa Cruz. CO I Buckley Mn M, lodgings Bueb ll uloon Burke B»rt, •ttoraey-at-Uw Bunu W F, grooeriee Butteriield C H, groceries and provUione CALITOBHIA A&T OALURT. C Aichberit proprietor, Pacific ave Cappelniann C, liquors Carro A, bootmaker Chase Miss Hattie, operator Bay Coast Tel Co Chace J D, meat market, and mayor Christal J H, drugs Clark H A, marble worker Clark 8 N, constable Cohen A, cigar mfr Cohen E, cigars and tobacco Conaut K, attorney-at-law Cope Jesse, clothing and furnishing goods Co^ W T, hardware and agricultural i mplements "OOURIER ITEMt" A A Taylor edi- tor and proprietor, Pacific ave COX B J, cashier Bank of Santa Cruz County, Pacific ave Cristofanini Ant, liquors Culverwell E A, dress and cloakmaker Curri er R F, plumber CDHTIS L> justice of peace and ex officio police judge. Front Dakan Elmer, sheriff Daniel L A, Transfer Express Ck> Davenport J P, justice of peace Davis C W, carpenter Dennett W, minister Devoll P H, agt sewing machines De Wolfe Mrs E A, stationery and fancy gotids D£BSIN0 otto, proprietor Bavaria Saloon, and agent Sonoma Wine and Bavaria Brewery, Pacific ave Doltz Louis, nursery Drenaan 8, real estate and insurance agt Duke W H, supt Santa Cruz Water Cj Dwyre W, councilman Dymott J, bootmaker KrFET BOBERTi teller Bank of Santa Cruz County, Pacific ave Effey W, watches, jewelry, and sewing machines Ely F W, furniture England W P, machinist and gunsmith Fagen P B, physician Fargo L L, clerk Pacific Ocean House, and agt Pescadero and San Mateo Stage Line Farnham E G. feed stable Fay P ft Co (P Fay), drugs Felker Wm, undertaker Fellers Lorenzo, clerayman (Methodist) Field ft Son (8 W and F F Field), gen- eral merchandise Finkeldey W, grooeriea Fischer A, tannery Fitch A H &Co (A H and C A Fitch), meat market Fitzgibbons M, tmihii market Flagg D S, marble worker Foster E, blacksmith Fox Geo P, sign painter Gadsb^ B C, paints, oils and ornamen- tal sign pamting Garrett E H (Williamson ft Garrett) OEBMANIA HOTEL J P Krieg pro- priet or, co r Vine and Locust OlNOCC^O L* French and California wines. Mission Goldsby ft Jeter (Z M Goldsby and W T Jeter), attomeys-at-law Goodwin ft Martin (A A Goodwin and C C Martin), livery stable Gordon O L, dentist Gosliner S, tailor Green J S, capitalist Groome T B, saloon OBOVEB ft 00 (J L, S F and D W (i rover), lumber and planing mills, foot Pacific ave Grover D W (Graver & Co) Grover J L (Graver ft Co) Grover S F (Grover ft Co) Hamlin Chas L, boots and shoes Handley Miss Katie, millinery and dressmaking Harris Mrs S, hotel Hastings Geo, music and jewelry Hathaway W C, barber Haug Chris, saloon Heatli ft Byrne (C H Heath and C B Byrne), stoves, tinware and hardware Heitman Henry, tailor Heyler C J, boots and shoes Hickman J B ft Co (J B Hickman and Z Barieri), restaurant Hick s A S, harness and saddles HTHyi Jf A« real estate dealer and pro- prietor Santa Cruz Water Works, ofiioe Park Hinds Alfred, real estate, insurance and news depot Hinds P K, city treasurer and collector H0BB8 W H> books, stationery and toys, mosses and shells, superinten- dent of schools. Pacific ave Hoffmann C, real estate, insurance and supt Pacific ave 8 R R Hoflmann TJ, agtSPCRR Horstman ft Co (C W Horstman and H C Veatch), liquors and cigars Hug J J, drugs Hunter W T, blacksmith Husson Frank, fruit and varieties Jarvis Q M , croceriea JENKIHS J Ot attorney-at-law and notary public. Pacific ave Kelly Jerry, saloon Kinuey Martin, supervisor (UUVM NUniNG £ SON. TalNilar WliMlkarMws. B^lt •■« llrMc* W*rk. MT Mala Mivct. •«■ Fnuaatoea. MtEII. TWBIE t CO.. m Plant, all Mnte. California — Santa Cruz. 853 Kirby R 0, tanner KniKtit Benjamin, Jr, phyaician Kober F, bootmaker Koehn F, brewery Kooaer Mrs B P, millinery and fancy apodn X&IEQ J Pi proprietor Oermania Ho- lel, cor Vine and Locnst Kron H, tannery Kunitz E, soap and gluemaker Lake Geo P, wagonmaker Langenbeck John F, bootmaker Legassick John, bootmaker Lonhart J L, caldnetmaker Leonard M, liquors TflliaRyR. J ]|, attomey-at-law and notary public, PaciKc ave Levy Chas S 4. Co (Chas S Levy), fur- nishing goods Lincoln Ohiis, livery and feed stable Lindner E, bootmaker Lindsey D M, wagonmaker Litchfield W K, cabinetmaker Littlefield C L. Express Co Lloyd \V O, musician Lloyd Mrs W 0, shirt-maker Logan J H, superior judge Longley Otis painter Luce — , junk dealer Lukens L, wagonmaker Lukes L, propr Bay View Flourine Mills ^ »' ' « Ijvnam W E, boots and shoes MaKinney H E, county clerk, auditor and re?order Manor J H, groceries Manson N, hotel Martin W H, foundry Mathews T V, deputy c mnty clerk and court c»mmi4si> liter McCann F .J, iittonicy-at-law McCann W, attornuy-at-luw McMahan >I B, physician McMenomy .1 J, li proprietor Pacific Ocean Htiuse, Paoinc ave. (ae"i adv) STLVAR JACKSON, proprietor Syl- var's Wine Rooms and Oyster House, Pacific Ave STLVARS WINE ROOMS AND OYSTER HOUSE. Jackson Sylvar proprietor, I'acitic ave Taintor S J, chief of police Tait J A, plumber Tanner J G, druggist TATLOR A A. editor and proprietor "Courier Item," and general job printing, Pacific ave Terry H M , grain and flour dealer Thomas J W, minister THOMPSON RICHARD, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, and notary public, Pacific ave Thurber I L, contractor Tiemey Thou, plasterer Tilden P E, blacksmith Tilden Mrs P £, dressmaking Trefry S K, livery stable Tscheiiien Mrs C, dressmaking Tuthill D, supt 8anta Cruz Uas Co Van Alstiue G W, candy mfr Vaux E P, physician Walker Thos, constable Wancer H, surveyor Waterman W F W, blaokunith and wagonmaker Wtber Mrs C, dressmaker Weber H, saloon Werner O F, saloon Werner John, harness and saddles Wheeler 1' A, agt sewinu machmes Wilkin & Co (Mrs M T Wilkin and Mrs M E Jones), news agts WILKINS HOTJSETp V Wilkins pro- prietor, Pacific ave Wilkins Mrs M T (Wilkins & Co) WILKINS F V, proprietor Wilkins House, Pacific ave, (see adv) Willett Itev M, clergyman Willey Henry, hai^ware, paints, oils and glass Williams R, horseshoer WILLIAMSON & GARRETT (J Williuiiison and E H Garrett), grocer* ies, Pacific ave Williamson H T, barber Williamson J (VVillinmson ft Garrett) Wilson David, clothing and fuin.shing goods Witney C, physician Wright T \V, county surveyor Young E E, fish and poultry Young M, candy mt'r and confectioner Yuung W P, meat market and chiuf en- gineer fire department Younger Chas B, attorney-at-law Zaro Bros (M Zuro), restaurant 1 r SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA. E. J. SWIFT, Proprietor. STRICTLY FIPIST-CI.A.8S. SAUPLB BOOUS for COUMSBCIAL TBAVELZBS. RATES REASONABLE. ui CO CO en CO CO CO i 5 »4 PBisaN CEILS, "sifm'si snatsv^- zmn nmm t son tUHL TO6BH 1 CO. Bladt Walwt iMiih»r. itt Mi« m ayMMP mu. California — Santa Cruz-Santa Maria. 855 SANTA CRUZ, CAL. N. BENEDICT Proprietor. Th« Cheapest House in the City for the Money. This House is situated on the I'loza, opposite the terminus of the street Railroau, and in the centre of business. Bates $1.00 to $1.50 per Day, according to Boom. THE WILKIHS HOUSE, SAJST TA OR/TJZ, O AXj. The Best Hotel in the City. First-Class in all Bespects. Located on Pacific Avenue, one block from the Telegraph, Express and P. 0. Having been recently enlarKed and refitted, affording superior accoinmndatlong to Families and Touri^tii. All roonu light and aunny, in buth auite andsintile. Spaciouii grounds oonnerted with the Hotel containing ewingu and croquet grounds. Street (ars iiaas the door eveiy ten minutes tor the beach. RatM M Low oa uy other FlratK;iaaa Honao. Special Rated made with Kamillea. Oarriaites in attendance at all trains and steamers to convey passengers to the Hotel Free of Charge. P. V. WILKINS. Proprietor. z o SANTA MARGARITA. Marin Covntt. Post-office San Rafael. BAIHJ Crook e Rev, Father Orphan Asylum De Valen W H, supt Patent Brick Yard MOBAN P. aoloon Timony A, saloon SANTA MARIA. San Diboo County. Post-office Bat- lena; 38 miles by stage from San Diego. Atkinson Henry, farmer and apiarist Bamett Melanuton, apiarist Brewer W 6, fanner Campbell Robert, apiarist Casner F M, farmer Clevenger John, farmer Earl Frederick, farmer Etuheverry D attornev-nt law Crosby Bros (J A and A B Crosby), hotel DELMONIOO HOTEL. M Mullee pro- prietor. Main Fleisher M (Kreidel & Fleiaher) GOODWIN & BRTAHT ( Jas F Good, vin and E T Bryant), general mer- chandise o o > r o m PI > Z CO o o IIAnUlfUUU LURIOCllf llt.«.F.BlM!k WnlaaCSiMuitoli cedar. V«a«eni 10UISIMVEIHUIIAC0..SS '•I Mid Fr«a«b Ol HSWommnffS!. 1 1 ll II 866 CoLiforma — SaiUa Marior-Santa Monica. Goodwin Jm F (Ooodwin ft Bryan^, pottniMter Qtrnvn Hugh, liquon Harris H H, barber Hart R, blaokamith and wagonmaker Heoht David, varieties Heoht D ft Co, dry goods and clothing Uoldridf(e Rev H, clergyman (Meth- odist) Jones T ft Son (T and 8 J Jones), stoves, hardware and tinware KM^^l BROS (J and S Kaiser), gen- eral merchandise Kaiser J (Kaiser Bros) Kaiser 8 (Knitier Bros) KALLMETEA 8, apothecary and chemist Ketoham D H, nhysician KttlCTnBT. ft FIJBISHER (8 Kreidel and M Fleisher), general merchandise and agents Wells, Fargo ft Co Kreidel 8 (Kreidel ft Fleisher) Laird J, constable Lierly W, livery stable Livingstone H 1), physician McNeil Archie (ropp, McNeil ft Ad- ams) Miller J 8, physician MULLEE Hi proprietor Delmonico Hotel, Main Newman F, harness and saddles Popp Oe4i (Popp, McNeil ft Adams) POPP. McNEIL ft ADAMS (George Popp, Aichie McNeil and John Ad- ams), proprietors Santa Maria Flour- ing Mills Rule W H, fruits niid confectionery Sansoin A, constable SANTA MABIA FLOUBINO MILL CO, Popp, McNeil ft Adams proprie- tors Santa Maria Lumber Yard, Geo Smith man aye r SCHUSTER A C, wagonmaker Sedgwick Chus, meat market Sutlgwick fieo E, hotel Simmons K M^liysician SMITH JOHN, saloon and restaurant ixiuires W W, constable rhoriibiin; M, justice of the peace, i}o- tary imbhc an*l real estatd Utlcy L, moat marl< et Ithyft Morris (Miss F Utley and L Morris), millinery and dressmaking Vincent Mrs J M, confectionery WESBB R> tinware, plumbing and general jobbing SANTA MONICA. Los Anoelex County. A poat, express and telegraph office. It is a resort for tourists and pleasure-seekers, on the ocean beach, 15 miles from Los An- ' gelaa, with which it is oonneotad by a railroad. The climate is very fine and ' the country is pioturesqae. It haa a population of BOO, and ii in a prosper* ous condition. Bassett Albert, liquors and fruita Bohme Geo, stoves and tinware BOTOE M B, attorney-at-law, Justice of the peace, notary public, insurance agent and postmaster Bright ft Eclcert, saloon Brousseau Miss Kate, teacher Butts Geo T, bakery and saloon Central House, £ D Suits, propr CHAP^ E K. agent Wells, Farso ft Co CBLAPUT M E» groceries, stationery, books, etc Collins Mrs Kate, boarding Cool W, minister (Methodist) Cudehy John, saloon Cushing O F, agt L A ft I R R and mgr W U Tel Co Donald J, ast Santa Monica Land Co Elliot J S, physician Flores Wm, truck and draying Ciaddy M R, livery stable OIROUX H ft BRO (H and L G (liroux), groceries and liquors Greene J&mes, bakery and groceries Hodgson J H (Scott ft Hot^sor) Huie .1 M, blacksmith Jackson Wm, meat market Jefferies J P, physician Johnson J S, meat market Lur^as James, farmer Morgan John C, attorney-at-law Mountain John, saloon Perry Franklin, barber Kapp Willi.iin, liquors Rogers Geo 1, constable and collector Sadlier IVaiik A, saloon SALQADO ft GARCIA, (J Salgado and E Garcia), saloon Salgado J (Salgado ft Garcia), hair- dresser SAHTA MONICA HOTEL. Scott ft Hodgson proprietors, (see advertise- ment) Santa Monica Bath House, Mrs G Wal- ler propr Santa Monica Land Co, John Donald SCOTT ft HODGSON (J W Scott and J H Hodijson), proprietors Santa Mon- ica Hotel Scott J W (Scott ft Hodgson) Seaman W W, teacher Suits E D, hotel Tell W, lii^uors, fruits and livery stable Thompson W, minister (Presbyterian) Twitchell C C, restaurant andnoarding- houae Vawter W D ft E J ( W D and E J Vaw- ter), general merchandise PRISON CELLS. jrea««« mud Hrldce Work. mn WUdu Mreet, ». V CALVIN NUmiiGt SON. aUt lby» m «nd hM» oiper- nitiofl iranoe oft Co onery, id mgr ind Co I L G I iea eotor Salgado , hair- cott & vertiae- J Wal- mnld :ott and ta Mon- 9 t *s h If y stable berian) oarding- IJVaw- 7 bl n &SON 1. Teachers' Residence. 2. Old Mission Church. 3. y sion Orogg. 4. Students' Chapel. 5. Exhibition Hail. BIRDSEYE VIEW OF SANTA; 6 and 7. Contemplated Anditinns. 8. Scientiilc Departments 9. Literary and Cumineruial Dciiartnient. 10. ( lothes-riKini. 11. Inflrniary. CLJ 12. 13. 14. l.-i. 1«. Santa Clarap Ca! This Institution was founded in 1851, and in 1852 was incorporated v buildings, with extensive shady play-grounds, covered gymnasiums, swinimir Apparatus, and valuable collections of Mineralogy and Geology. It has, alf Photography and Commercial Business. For the latter a new building 186x40 h Diploma* are (fiven in two departments— the Classical and Scicntiflc-and Certiflcates in the Commercial mun ■]? 3B Zl. ACS I - ^ ^ . . ^. ., (Ps}-able Heml-Annnally in Ai Matrlealatlon Fee, to be paid but once Board, IjOd«lnv, Tuition in all branches, Waeihiiiit and Mendlnx of ljin«n. Mcliool Baths, etc., per aeaalon often months . Descriptive Cataloirue of the College may be had free on application. ^^^^^-42?^^-^^^-=.^,,=^; 7' ^ ;^-~.-^-";^^^^= =^=S=r=H====;,V^----^- i=-3^--^^^=?"~tr:i-' ' _ :, "-: ^-^T-^-^ —r — ^ _=-- --.il jl'l.jll 1, .^-^ '^z,: r^^^m^^^r^^^^ sri^•r:i . ■ -ij,-, '• — "'""^^ -^*'^^-*^ - .^,JrTir~7| |. i '1 ■ I-'- 1-1 '-. _- >■ ^' L>C' itn -;■ ..« EW OF SANTA I Ar'iditions. cial licjNkrtiiieiit, CLARA COLLEGE. 12. Library. 13. Printing omc«. 14. Stenm Ijuundry. l.'i. Waterworks. 14. Bakery, Tailor's anil Shuemaker'H Shop. 17, Machine Shop. 18. at. .Iiiweph's Shrine. W. Vineyard. '2(). Garden and flsli pond. 31. Front park. l8L3?a College, "lara, Caltforniar )2 was incorporated with the privilege of a University. It oecupiew six lar^e gymnasiums, swimming pond, etc. It possesses a most complete Philosophical Geology. It has, also, practical schcx)ls of Assaying, Surveying, Telegraphy, lew building 186x40 has just been finished, that leaves nothing to be desired. rtiflcates in the ronimercial (H>urHe. T XI Zl. ASS I .• ISOO le Seml-Annnally in Advanv^:) iidlnK or lilnen. Hvliool >itatloii«r.v, Mertieal Attendance and Medicine, S50 00 RRV. jr. PlWASf.'O, ». J., President. i. i & UlEN. TUGGIE t CO. Hon. m and »» ilpcar lb5*Met, ttan Frauelsro. California — Santa Monica-Santa Pavla. 857 tete Msilit SANTA MONICA, CAL. SCOTT & HODGSON, Proprietors. A Summer and Winter Resort on the sea- coast, 17 miles from Los Angeles. CO Bath Houses on the Beach in front of Hotel, wii h hot and cold salt and fi <^sh water. COMPARATIVE TABIii: OF TEMPERATIJBE. Place. Jan. July. Latitude. SantaMonica 58 65 34«.00' Santa Barbara 56 66 34«'.24' Monterey 52 58 Se^SB' SANTA PAULA. VENTiniA County. A poat-office. Tlie young and thriving village of Santa Paula is located 1 5 miles east of San Buenaventura and 30 miles from New- hall, on the Southern Pacific R. R. The town is situat' d on the north side of the Santa Clara Valley ne ir the 'junction oi the Santa Paula, a be.aiti- fiil mountain stream, that empties into the Santa Clara River. The town has a fine Methodist Church, water works, fruit dryer, and the Far- nor Canal and Water Company's Ditch pass through the place. Being in the centre of the semi-tropic orange lielt of Ventura County, and near the extensive oil wells of the Ex Mission, Oil Center ami Heroulauium, it is shortly destined to Iwone of the most thriving business towns in Southern California. Oranges, lemons, apricots, peaches, apples, and all the semi-tropic and other fruits fiourish abundantly, while the lands in the vicinity of the town are remarkably productive of corn, barley, wheat, beans and all kinds of ve^tables. Lands are worth from $50 tof200 per acre. Population 450. BAKER N, Santa Paula Hotel &0 Blanchard & Bradley, flour-mill, stock raiser and fruitgrower Brown W, blacksmith Boor E, teacher Berry Mrs I O, dressmaker Butcher Mrs Annis, dressmaker Coffman Ike, constable Coffman Martin, vegetables and fruit Cohm M, general merchandise Corey John G, apiarist and commission merchant Cranrtall A, wagonmaker Easley Warham, nurseryman Fuddies Miss M, teacher FORBES B 0> postmaster and agent Wells, Fargo & Co and general mer- chandise, (see adv) folding Thos, carpenter Gordon W A, liquors Granger Miss C, dressmaker Gray Alex, fruit grower and florist Gruwall O P, boots and shoes OUIBERSON n)ELL) groceries ar.d provisions Guiberson Rev S B, clergyman (Meth- odist) GTJIBERSON S P> physician and drug- gist, justice of the peace and notary public Hector Z, blacksmith Ireland Eugene, contractor and builder CO CO cna CO HMbWOOD UIMBERiWkGON STOCK, WHITE BROil.. 18 * IB Mall •Bd 14 * 1« Ilpcar lit, R. V. • c/: 63 DMWt NflflCBOSS t Cfl..''SISgg«&,'i!y8g»#S 6 i I "ivr- I 858 California — Santa Paula-Samta Rosa. Lawton C H, olergvman Peralto Julio, butcher RaoBon E, carpenter Scott John, dry goods Sewell 6 6, dairyman andcheesemaker Skinner L, general merchandise Tanner Gil wrt, expressman McMillan P, livery stable T&nney C M, cabinetmaker Varner C L, miller Warring I H, book-keeper and account- ant Wilkerson S, blacksmith B. 0. FORBES, SANTA PAULA CALIFORNIA Keeps a (general assortment of Groceries & Provisions Cutlery, Stationery, Etc. Also, a splendid stock of TOBACCO and CIGARS constantly on hand AT THB FO '! "^ OVFICB.1 SANTA hi . Monterey County. A post-office, on a stage road, 3 miles from Salinas. Archer S M, physician and surgeon Brandt Joseph, saloon Castro M A, liquors Elliott W W, painter H ubbard P 6, blacksmith IRVIM K SAMUEL, groceries and postmaster^ Sota R M F, attorney-at-law SANTA ROSA. Sonoma County. A post, express and telegraph office, situated on the north side of Santa Rosa Creek, and about 2 miles from the foothills. Population about 5,000. it is the county seat, and was laid out as a town by F. G. H. jman, Julio Car- rill o and their associates in 1 852. To the south, west and north lie the splendid valleys of Petaluma, Santa Rosa and Russian River, unexcelled for product- iveness in the State, and filled with a prosperous population. The climate is mild and equable, and the soil produces crops every year — the dry seasons being the best in this valley. The public schooU have two commodious buildings, with a numerous corps of teachers. There are also two fine collegiate build- ings, eight churches, one foundry and machine shop, one first-class woolen mill, two tanneries, one fiouring-mill, one planing-mill, and numerous carriage and smith shops. The iSanta Jtosa Be- pubUcav, the Sonoma Democrat, Daily Republican, and the Daily and Weekly Equal Rights newspapers are published here. 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 agri- cultural interests of the locality. Abendroth F, merchant tailor Acker R W, oountysupervisor Ackley H C, a^ Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machines Adams Mrs E G, dressmaker and agt for Domestic Patterns Adams Rev George, Methodist clergy- man Aiken Mat, county treasurer Allen Darwin C, attomey-at-law and notary public Allen Geo F, county supervisor Allen Henry, wagonmaker Allen S I (Burger & Allen) Allison Misses L L and M, dressmakers A O U W Hall ABMSTBOHO J & editor "Santa Rosa Republican," near cor Mendo- cino and 5th, (see adv) Atkins W G, liquors Atterbury A, groceries ATTERBUBY W E cashier Santa Rosa Bank, Exchange Baker Henry (Baker & Ross) Baker & Ross (Henry Baker and Robert Ross), wagonmakers, blacksmiths and horseshoers Baker William, blacksmith Bane C H (Dickson k Bane) Bane D C, capitalist Baxter & Morey (T P Baxter and J W Morey), stoves, tin and hardware and agricultural implemeuts Baxter T P (Baxter & Morey) Becker Wm, blacksmith Benbow E M, painter Bertolani Bros, variety store, cigars and tobacco Bew Geo, groceries Bither M P, expressman Black Jos, mgr canned goods and dried fruit mfy Bloomingtnn L J, tailor Body & Head, blacksmiths Bompus C H, architect, contractor and builder Bond W H, under sheriff Boyce J F, physician Breslauer B, X L N T Clothing House Brosnahan C H, painter Brown John, attorney-at-law and justice of the peace Bryant W J, srooery Buckland L iC harness and saddlery ' Bumbaugh C M, painter CO CO CO CO CO CO CALVIN NUmilG I SON, o o «IBDBB(i, JAIL AMD »cy Hair Street, ~ FBarCB WOMK. Pruieli r UM, TOGGLE t CO., SPANISH CKDAB. IH A m» iipe«|r St. ItaB ^fl■r»■elfe«o. ■I I California — Santa Bom. 859 o o o «» s I O H 00 l/i ^t; <1 § Burckhalter Mrs A, millinery aad dress- making BUBCSHALTER J> attorney, Conrt House, 4th Burckhalter O'Kane, carpenter Burser & Allen (G H Burger and S I Allen), butchers Burger C H (Burger &, Allen) Burnett Rev G O, clergyman (Christian Church) Burn ett Mat, attorney BUKBIS L W, assistant cashier Santa Rosa Bank, Exchange ave Byington H W, livery stables Byrnes' Hotel, M Byrnes proprietor Byrnes M, hotel Calderwood A, detective and deputy sheriff Caldwell F M, dentist Caldwell G C (McGregor & Caldwell) Callan Miss M, dressmaker Campbell J J, confectionery CAMPBELL J T> attorney, cor 4th and Mendocino Campbell J W, street commissioner Carithers D N, dry and fancy goods, clothing, boots and shoes, caps, gro- ceries, etc Carters Mrs, boarding-house Centennial Spring Bed Bottom, Geo Luce mfr Chamberlain David, capitalist Childers Joseph, plasterer and bricklayer Christal B F, blacksmith CLABK J Fi mayor, and livery stable, cor 2d and Main Cole H, dentist COLOAN E P (Smith & Colgan) 4th Connelly M W, county jailer Conrad Charles, restaurant and bakery Conway Father, clergyman (Catholic) Cooper W M, capitalist Cowen Philip, books, stationery, fancy goods, and crockery Cox Captain, capitalist Craine Miss Ella, millinery and dress- making Crane Mrs, glove mfr Crane J, vegetables and poultry Crane Robt, supervisor Creagh M, bootmaker GROPLET H M (Cropley Sc Son), foot 6tb CBOPLET ft SON (Wm and H M Cropl ey), tann ery, foot 6th CBOPLET WM (Cropley & Son), foot 6th Cruthert B, furniture, bedding, window shades, etc Davis MoKinsey, restaurant Davis Milo S, undertaker Davis Mrs M, sewing school Davis Press, surveyor and civil engineer DAVIS W Si general collector, cor 4th and Mendocino Decoe Prof T C, University of Music Demetz Henry, fruits, vegetables, and confectionery Denman F H, county surveyor and civil enmneer DExTJBKL viticultural commissioner of Sonoma District, and proprietor Santa Rosa Winery Dickson &; Bane (J M Dickson and C H Bane), general dry goods, etc Dickson JM (Dickson & Bane) Dimick F M, clergyman (Presb3rterian) Dinwiddle J L, sheriff and tax collector Doran A (Doran & Co) Doran & Co (A and M M Doran), variety bazaar Doran M M (Doran ft^^o) Dout J, painter Dufiy Thos, saloon Dugan P S, bootmaker Dunbar J W (Taylor ft Dunbar) EAGLE HOTEL. W H Moxon pro- prietor. Main bet 2d and 3ii Elite Boot and Shoe Store, W E Healy propr EQtJil ALBIOHTS WEEBXT," W O Ho we editor and proprieto r, 19 3 4th EUBEKA HAIB PBESEBVEB. A Morgenstein manager. Occidental Hotel Fanner C C, pres Santa Rosa Mf^; Co, and councilman FABMEB E T> president Santa Rosa Bank, and treasurer Santa Rosa Man- ufacturing Co, Exchange ave FASHION STABLE. J P Clark pro- prietor, cor 2d and Main Faulkener R D, attorney-at-law Fick J F, liquors Field M C, clergyman (Methodist) Finlaw Wm, physician Fisher A L (Fisher & Kinslow) Fisher & Kinslow (A L Fisher and J F Kinslow), marble and granite works Ford Sc Johnson, soda works Ford J R, groceries FBAZEE C D. druggia and apothe- cary, 223 4th Frehe Louis, bootmaker FBOST C W (Frost & Hillis), 197 4th FBOST & HHiLIS (C W Frost and J A Hillis), real estate agents, 197 4th OABDELLA C L. Hotel D'ltalia Unita, 6th near Railroad Depot Gardner L B, jeweler Germania Beer Hall, John Ronsheimer propr Germania Hotel, John Haas propr Glenn J H, general merchandise Glenn J H, hay, grain and wood and councilman Glispin James (Glispin k Marvin) CO c > z o o o &0 C/9 fro HMDWOOD LUMBER, SSS:%?r*&;i*.»££%2T^*if^Sr touiSBBMEimmi t CO.. ■njgaars'ssg.tt'isy.fc. 1 19%%%^ i CO 860 California — Santa Roaa. Glispin ft Marvin (J Glispin and W R Marvin), groceries Goldfish B (Wise, Goldfish k Co) Goodwin C B, barber Gordon H C, shooting gallery GRAND EXCH^OE, Frank Kelly proprietor, cor 3d and Main OBAin) HOTEL. William Montgom- ery proprietor, cor 3d and Main Gray J W, butcher Great Western Dry Goods House, Dick- son & Bane proprs Green (4 O, agt S F & N ^ R R Grissom Wm, constable Grosse Guy E, broker in real estate Grove Chauncy C, surveyor Haas John, (iermania Hotel Hall Geo, reporter HALTINNEE JACOB «anta Rosa Brewery, cor 2d and VVilson Hardin Col J A, capitalist HARRINOTON A S. furniture, sec- ond hand and junk store, 44 Mendo- cino Harris T M, constable Hartford, Fireman's Fund, Imperial, Northern Queen, and Loudon insur- ance companies, B M Spencer agt Healy W K, propr Elite Boot and Shoe Store Heisel Paul, bootmaker Heiser R iJ'M.ither & Co), Santa Rosa Flonrinj; Mills Henley Barclay (Henley, Whipple & Gates Henley, Whipple & Gates (Barclay Hen- ley, E L Whipple and Jas W Gates), attorneys H rvey N B, blacksmith Hease F W, tjun and locksmith HILII8JA(Fn.«t & Hillis). ll>7 4th Hirth Fred, Imtoliur EOAG & DAVIS (O H H..ag and W S Davis), general insurance, c"r 4th and Mendocino HOAG H> attorney and notary pub- lic, cor 4il> und Memlocino Hodgson R, tailor Hodkins M W, glove mfr and furnish- ing goods Hoflfer Chas, city clerk Hoffer F, restaurant and bakery Holman John, city a-'aessor Holt WAS, painter Home Mutual Fire Insurance Co, Thos L Thompson mgr Hood George, watchmaker and jeweler HOPFEK THOS. vicepn-sident Santa Rosa Bank, Exchange ave Hoskins T D (Thompson & Hoskins) HOTEL DITALIA UNITA. C L (iardella proprietor, 6th near Railtoad Depot HOWE W 0. editor and proprietor "Equal Rights" and city auctioneer, 193 4tb, (see adv) Insham Andrew H, plasterer I X L, M oral Bros proprs (N and S Mo- ral), general merchandise Jacobs M, tailor Jarvis G, blacksmith Johnson Mrs Melville, principal Kinder- garten School Jones Rev, clergyman (Methodist) Johnson Geo A, attorney-at-law JOOST PETER, billiard saloon and liquors, nr R R Depot Jud Christian, saloon Keim B F, expressman Kelly Frank, propr Grand Exchange Kerr R A, bootmaker Keser L, Jr, harness, saddles, etc Kessing J B, dry goods and groceries Kindergarten School, Mrs Melville John- son principal Kinslow J F (Fisher & Kinslow) Kirsza J, barber Klutes' Hall Knobcl Tony, saloon Koch August, barber Koetheu Adolph, art school Kopf & Muller(Wm Kopf and J Mul- Icr), new and second-hand furniture Kopf Wm, cabinetmaker Korbel Bros (Frank, Jo and Antoine Korbel), lumlx!r KRONCKE HEXRY. Santa Rosa Planin<4 Mills, ctir Wilson & Uth Kurlanders J, cigars and tobacco Label I, ciuars and tobacco Lamkan Rev August, clergyman (Meth- odist) Lauglilin A D, attorney, notary public and justice of peioe Lee Wm & Bro (\Vm H and Chas Lee), expressmen Lehman (ieo, painter Letold J (J, St ve-", tin and hardware Lewis (jco W, county assessor Liebman & C"<, (L Iiiol)man), dry goods LIVERY STABLE. J V Clark pro- prietor, cor 'Jil and Main Lomont A A, painter LOTJCKS A H, saloon, licpiors and reading room, 43 Mendocino Luce Geo, mfr Centennial Spring Bed Bottom Ludwig J, lumber Ludwig T J, architect ami builder, lum- ber, whingles, etc, and plumber und gas-fitting Miignolia House, H L Mullikan propr Mahon Hev W, clergyman (Methodist) Martin Misses M E und F A, niillinery and dressmaking Marvin W R (Glispin & Marvin) Mt.ther J (J Mather & Co) s M % Si /-• !/ CALVIN NUniNG t SON, Manataetnrera mil kiada IKON WOBM* M7 Main altreot iJar Tranrlseo- i >LiEW.TUG6LEtC0..OAKPLAilK."*agyJter.y i I; r' 4 California — Santa Rosa. 8G1 a* MoOONHELIi WM S (Butledge & McConnell), 217 4th MoConoohie R, marble and granite yard McCumiskey J, bootB and iinoes MoDONALD MARK L. president Santa Rosa Water Works, 243 4th McOee J H, attorney -at-law McGeorge Robert, livery stable and mail contractor McGregor & Caldwell (F McGregor and G C Caldwell), blacksmithing McGregor Frank < McGregor & CaldwpU) Mead James A, county supervisor Mead W H, constable Meal W W, Jr, Santa Rosa Ice Works Menefer James M, painter METCALF S W> manufacturer Met- calf Patent Chaise and carriage buil- der, cor 3d and Hinton ave HETZOEB WM. Santa Rosa Brew- ery, cor 2d and Wilson Meyer J C, tailor Miller Mrs, dyeins and scouring Miller John, wagonmaker and black- smith Milliken H L, hotel and feed stable MITCHELL J H. carriage manufac- tory, general blacksmithing, and feed- mill, cor 4t h and A MOLLER HENRT, reading room and liquors, 203 4th MONTQOMERT WM, Grand Hotel, cor 3d and Main Moral Bros (N' and S Moral), gen mdse Moral N (Moral Bros) Moral S (Moral Bros) MOROENSTERN ALBERT, hair dresser. Occidental Hotel Morey J W (Baxter & Morey) Morns W H, salonn Morrison Oscar, drug store 'Morrow Jas Jr, stoves, tin, hardware, and pumps Morse K E, supervisor Morse J M, painter MOXEN WM H, Eagle Hotel, Main bet 2d and 3d Mullet J (Kopf ftMuller) Muether Frank, cigar mfr Mute Henry, saloon NAOLE EDWARD, liquors and club room, Exchange ave Nagle F G, searcher of records, convey- ancer, and notary public Neece A, p stma^ster Newman O M, cigars and tobacco Neyce J H, searcher of records Nippert Paul M, insurance agt NOOHAN GEO P, cashier Savings Bank, Exchange ave Noonan P H (Noonan & Towey) Noenan k Towey (P H Noonan and P Towey), butchers W (Henley, Whipple k Noonan k Towey Oates James Gates) Occidental Market, proprs Onett J W, dry goods and notions O'Rear k Smith (W E O'Rear and A H Smith), groceries O'Rear WE (O'Rear k Smith) OVERTON A P> president Savings Bank, Exchange ave OVERTON JOHN F, assistant cashier Savings Bank, Exchange ave Pacific Methodist College, Rev W A Finley pres, H Roberta prof of lan- guages, Clarke W Reynolds prof of music Palace Saloon, W H Morris propr Palmer S G, boots and shoes Peck & Shorey, carpenters Peery T E, groceries Peugh Thomas, city express Phelps C L, painter PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. Mathieu Schram proprietor, 180 4th Pioneer Hotel, Mrs E Johnson Plaza Drug Store, Oscar Morrison PORTER W W, attorney, cor 4th and Mendocino Post-oifice, A Neece postmaster Pressley J G, superior judge Prince M, auctioneer and commission merchant, and furniture PROCTOR & REYNOLDS (T J Proc- tor and W D Reynolds), Pacific Land Othce, 42 Mendocino, (see udv) Proctor T A, agt W, F & Co PROCTOR T J (Proctor & Reynolds), 42 Mendocino Public Library Quackenbush Mrs S A, furnishing goods, hoots and shoes Quinlan Martin, attorney-at-law Rabb Miss, dressmaking Rankin C Y, clergyman (Methodist) RE A T LiPhotographer, 3d opp Plaza H-'Ry.'n J H> livtry stable, cor 5th and Mendocino, (see adv) Reed W C, druggist and councilman REYNOLDS W D (Proctor k Rey- nolds), 42 Mendocino Richardson Bros, city express .Ridgeway J, capitalist Riley A VV, capitalist RONEY J M> importer, whv.^.dale and retail liquors, 175 4th Ronsheimer John, liquors Rosa Robert (Baker k Ross) Royal J E, harness and saddlery RUE J B> sec Santa Rosa Water Works, 243 4th RTJTLEDGE ft McCONNELL (Thom- as Rutledge and W £ McConnell)^ attorneys, 217 4th C/» 3 23 C^. •s HMDWOODlUNtBER.": t'HITr: BBMM,, 1» Jk IS »aln »ud 14 A 1«Ml Ml. M. V Hnat Sicck. Ouk Flauk alid Timbe sr ODD FEUOWS* SUPPUES, '}a:JIS9SSi^£::!i'SSStSSA.^: 9 3 10 H 00 u Si 862 California — Santa Rosa. I BVTUEDOE THOMAS (Rutledge ft McConnell), 217 4th Sacry D S, general variety store Sahl Christian, general merchandise St Ursula Academy, Sister Xavier su- perioress SAXOOH AND CLUB BOOM, Ed- wa-d Nagle prop rietor , Exchange ave SANTA BOSA BANK. E T Farmer S resident, Thos Hopper vice-presi- ent, W B Atterburrv cashier, L W Burris assistant cashier, Exchange SANTA BOSA kBEWEBT, Metzger & Haltinner (Wm Metzger and Jacob Haltinner), proprietors, cor 2d and Wilson Santa Rosa City Flouring Mill, J Math- er & Co (J Mather and R Heiser), proprs Santa Rosa Fruit Canning Co, Joseph Black propr Santa Rosa Oas Co, John A Paxton pres, E A Shackelford supt and sec Santa Rosa Ice Works, W W Neal Jr propr Santa Rosa Land Agency, Thompson ft Hoskius m^ Santa Rosa Library Association SANTA BOSA IIVEBY STABLE. J H Reed proprietor, cor 5th and Mendocino Santa Rosa Mfg Co, C C F»,rmer pres, £ T Farmer treas, casaimeres, tweeds, flannels, etc Santa Rosa Normal School, Prof Alex C Means principal SANTA IftOSA OCCIDENTAL HO- TEL. C A Tupper ft Sou proprietors, cor 4th and B, (see adv) Santa Rosa Pioneer Hotel, Mrs E P Johnson propr SANTA BOSA PLANINO MILLa Henry Kroncke proprietor, cor Wil- son and 6th '*SANTA BOSA BEPUBUCAN' (daily and weekly), J B Armstrong ed- itor, nr cor Mendocino and 5th Santa Rosa Seminary, Misses Chase principals Santa Rosa Soda Works, P J Sullivan ft Co proprs Santa Rosa Steam Woolen Mills Santa Rosa Street Car Co, M L McDon- ald pres SANTA BOSA WATEB WOBBS. Mark L McDonald president, San Francisco, J B Rue secretary, 243 4th SANTA BOSA WINEBT. I De Turk proprietor Savage Bros (S L and C W Savage), den- tists Savage C W (Savage Bros) Savage S L (Savage Bros) SAvnros bank of santa boba. A P Overton president, W S M Wrifflit vice-president, Geo P Noonan cashier, John P Overton assistant cashier. Ex- change ave SoheeKne M (Soheeline ft Taft) Scheeline ft Taft (M Scheeline and H D Taft), ffeneral dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes and groceries Schmidt C H, barber Schmidt John, saloon SCHBAMM MATHIEU. photogra- pher, 186 4th Schran Frank, oarriagemaker Segelken E A, grocery and councilman Shannon A G, attorney Shearer M M, physician Shelton D, blacksmith Sheppuird J A, clerevman (Episcopalian) Shouting Gallery, U C Gordon propr Smith A H (O'Rear ft Smith) SMITH ft COLOAN ( Wm P Smith and E P Colgan), general black -miths and horseshoers, cor 4th and A Smith John, liquors Smith R P, physician Smith T W, variety store SMITH "WM (Smith ft Colgan), cor 4th and A Smyth Chas S, supt public schools Smyth Edwin H, paints, oils, varnishes and glass SONOMA COUNTT AOBICULTVB- ALPABK ASSOCIATION. James P Clark president, Geo P Noonan treasurer, Charles Hoffer secretary, office Court House Sonoma County Farm (for indigent per- sons), J Claypool supt Sonoma County Soda NVorks, Johnston ft Ford proprs "80N0MADEM0CBAT, " T L Thomp. son editor, w s Plaza Spencer ft Armstrong (L Armstrong and B M Spencer), groceries Spencer B M (Spencer ft Armstrong), and insurance agt Spinel B, fruits and v^;eta^les Stahl C, seneral merchandise Stuart A B, physician Stuart Chas D, attorney Stuart Mrs, physician Sullivan P J ft Co, Santa Rosa Soda Works Swansea N, tannery Swett Frank H, gea insurance agt Swett H K,candy factory Taft H D (Scheeline ft Taft) Taft Rev S A, clergyman (Baptist)^ Taylor ft Dunbar (J H Taylor and J W Danbar)« dry and fancy goods Taylor J H (Taylor ft Puubar) Temj'l? Jackson, superior judge CO ±1 CO CV» CV» .1 S2 ¥:■ O o o PRin CELLS, i«r-ss^a;.?sss..<)ir>cuviii nuTTwe t son. I 2 GO O o >LiEH.TUGGlEtCO.. CHEBHT LDMBBH. '«?.»«£!;' California — Scmta Rosa. 863 THIRD STREET PHOTOGRAPH OALLERT. T L Rea proprietor, 3d opp Plaza Thompson C H, physician Thompson ft Haskins, real estate Tho mpson Sobt A, county clerk THOMPSON T L. editor Sonoma "Democrat" and councilman, west side of Plaza Thompson Thomas L (Thompson ft Hos- kins) Towey P (Noonan ft Towey) Trembley A, carriage maker and black- smith Triebig L O, merchant tailor TUPPER C V (O A Tupper ft Son), cor 4th and B TUPPER A (O A Tupper ft Son), cor 4th and B TUPPER A ft SON, Occidental Hotel , cor 4th and B, (see adv) VAinijERHOOF M V, carriage and sign painter, cor 4th and A Van Doren Wm H, flour, feed and com- mission store, etc Waite W W, saloon Warboys J W, druggist Ware A B, district attorney Welch Mrs M T, milliner Wells, Fargo ft Co, T A Proctor agt Weller S, blacksmith and wagonmaker Wells S, painter Whipple E L (Henley, Whipple ft Gates) White John M, marshal Wilde S, bootmaker Wiley J N, dentist Williams C H, general groceries Wilso n H S.attorney-at-laMr WILSON MRS S A, dressmaking, 47 4th Wilson Wm (Wise, Goldfish ft Co) Wise, OoldHsh ft Co (H Wise, B Gold- fish and Wm Wilson), carpets and general merchandise Wise H (Wise, Goldfish ft Co) Wise ft Goldfish, tannery Wood Ben S, county recorder and aud- itor Wood Balph, attorney-at-law Wood W M, saloon Wright A S, physician Wrig ht C A, books and stationery WRIGHT W S M, vice-president Sav- ings' Bank, Exchange ave TOUNG LADIES' SEMINART. Misses M E and Ada Chase principals. Cottage ave ^ Carriages and Iiwery of all Kinds. Orders left at the Stable promptly attended to. Terms Reasonable. T. i. PROOTOR. W. D. RBYN0LD8. SANTA ROSA LIVERY STABLE, J, H. BEED, Proprietor, Cor. Fifth and Mendocino Streets, Santa Bosa, Cal. PROCTOR & REYNOLDS, MKim m z I 42 MENDOCINO STREET, PACIFIC LAND OFFICE a*is:issi:^AL Farms and City Property aold or exchanKed. Houses Rented and Rents Collected at Lowest Rates. SalishMtlon guaranteed in all busineae transactions. Money liOans Megotiated. > Z o o o ^ I UAOnUinnn l IIIIDCO WHITB BBOS., 1» * is Hnln mC mam SpeKr I 864 Calif e J%.iitag-oniMtic. THE DAILY AND WEEKLY EaUAL BIGHTS Ar-j purely BBFORM journal:), and will Htrive to maintain the true Democratic and Republican Principles of and for an entirely free government, that the interest of one \a the concern of all, and that the greateat good to tlie greatest number is the cardinal principle of a Republic. All who take an Interest in the upbuilding of the cause for the emancipation of labor are respectfully Invited to support ours and all other journals for the above objects. SnbaeriptioB Weekly. $8.60 per Tear, $8.00 in AdvaAce. Dailyt $6.00 per Year, in Advance. JOB WORE, OF EVERT DESCRIPTION, Done with neatness and dispatch, at LOW RATES. 193 Fourth Street, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, Cal. W. 0. HOWE, Editor and Proprietor. / i ■X Calif amxa — Sa'nAa Roaa. 865 SANTA BOSA REPUBLICAN J. B. ABMSTROXO Editor and Proprietor. DAILY iB WEEKLY. Published in the heart of a densely populated Agri- cultural County. 50 Miles North of San Francisco. A Good Medium for Advertising. LABOE CIRCULATION. Greater than any other at Santa Rosa. Codiforma — Scmta Roaa-Satiooy. a. A. TUPPER 0. V. TUPPER. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Cetan f euth aad B Stmti, SuU Bom. FIRST-CLASS IN EVEST BESPECT. Free 'Bus and Carriage to and from Hotel. O. A. TUPPER & SOK, Proprietors. SANTA YNEZ. Sakta Barbara County. Po«t-office l*a Crao>78, 15 miles from Los Ala- mos aad 38 milea from Santa Barbara, the county seat. Edgar — , carpenter and builder Gardner C, farmer Jamieson T B, farmer Miller Bros, livery stable Preston John, farmer and blacksmith St Ores Wm, blacksmith and wagonma* ker Smith F, farmer Warn — , blacksmith and wagonmaker Warn — , sal oon WAfKINS HENRT. butcher, gener- al merchandise and grain SARATOGA. Santa Clara County. A post-office, 10 miles by stage southwest of Santa Clara. It is a great resort for invalids, who art> -^rawn hither on account of the Pacific Congress Springs, whose medicinal and curative properties are widely known. Beardslev J B, grocer Blabon Otice Jr, livery Brewer W S, grocer Caunt Ed, saloon Chisholm John, wagonmaker Dowd Isaac, justice of the peace Fabratta A, saloon Oasette C, grocer Oaunt C, bootmaker and saloon Ooicine & Risbon, saloon Hartman J, bootmaker King E T, straw wrapping paper mfr Laird A E, hotel Lewis ft Hindes, wine rafrs McLean R, blaokHmith McWilliam James, blacksmith Moutrey R, constable PABSb I 0> postmaster, grocer and notions Roseblade H, saloon LAOE L A( proprietor Paoiiio Congress Springs Saratoga Paper Mfg Co Smith A, carpenter Smith A K, carpenter Wallace Bros, feed store WHIPPLB y Ml stationery, school books, fancy goods, etc and postmas- ter Whitehnrst W, principal of school V. M. WHIPPLE, General News Agent AND DKALER in SUtionirj, School Books. Fancy Goods, Eto.» 8AKATOUA, CAL. SARGENTS. Santa Clara County. A post and tele- graph office, on the Southern Pacific R. U. (Northern Division), 6 miles from Oilroy. It is the stage station from San .luan. Butteriield H H, farmer Chappel Frank, farmer Goodhue C H, hotel Jones C O, fanner Muir J F, farmer Ross B, trader Ryan & Mallen (M Ryan and M len), dairymen Sugent Bros, stook raisers Sargent J P, postmaster Shade G W. farmer STBWABT A. agent Southern Pacific R R and Western Union Telegraph Co JMal- SATICOY. VaNTURA CouMTT. A post-offioe, 9 milea east of San Baenaventnra; popalation 110. bO ^ P S3 GUVIN NUTTING t, m,''^f^.SSlSSsrR:s,'Sii.¥ii£SSr HU£II. mm t CO.. ShtoPlMl;. all Miris. M Mil •• Aymup IN. 1 -A i CO B M I •s CO E CO s D 3 California — Saticoy-Scenega. 867 QUB8HSL J P> poatniMter, carpenter and builder Rotiler (} F, blAcktmith SAUCELITO. Marin County. A poat, expren and telesraph ofBce, situated on Kiohard- Bon^ Bay, on the North Paoifio Coaat R. R., 6 miles from San Franoisoo. It is a place of resort during the summer months. It has about BOO population. A steamer runs to and from San Fran- cisco. Amaral k Co, gen mdse Avery Francis Jr, insurance agt Baraty J B, butcher Bell R, editor Belrude J S, livery stable Broderick T, general merchnndise Brooks Jas, clerk N P C R R Co Cramer John D, carpenter and builder Campbell A, attorney Crane Peter, hotel Decilla C, constable Dexter Chas H, steward 8 F Yacht Club House Dulip J T, justice of the peace "EL MONTE" HOTEL J £ Slinkey proprietor Forrest Charles, constable and boat- house Furlong J H, school teacher Oardner W, insurance broker Hamlin M C, R R agt and telegraph Hannon M, roadmaster Holthauson John, steward Pacific Yacht Club House Hood J M, lumber dealer Jackuon T W, general merchandise Jenningson J, physician Johnson T, carpenter Kuhn J. blacksmith Leeee Nick, saloon Mason Chas, H B M vice-consul Nightingale W J, engineer O'Leary Con, contractor Retv M, restaurant Rockwell W M, general merchandise Ryan James, saJoon Schnell Jake, hotel Schnell John, grocer SLINKEY J E. proprietor El 'Monte Hotel Smith Qeo W, livery stable Tasheira Geo, fish cannery Tiemay P, eeneral merchandise TilUnghaat u J, general merchandise Waasen Tom, engineer Weber Michael, picnic gronnds Windsor M, general merchandise SAVANNAH. Los Amoblbs County. A post and tel- esraph office, un tho Southern Pacific R. R. (Yuma Division), 12 miles south of Los Angeles. Hannon J C, county supervisor TSART A 0. hotel SAWYER'S BAR. SisKiTOU County. A post-office. Is a mining camp, 40 miles southeast of Otleans, ana 1 10 miles by stage from Redding. Population 100. Bathunt E W, physician Bell H C, general merchandise Bigelow Geo W, blacksmith and saw- mUl Birdsall S H, eeneral merchandise Brookhouse Wm, blacksmith DOBJ^ Bi postmaster DunphyP F, general merchandise ELDUPOE n J ft OOi general mer- chandise Heiney Levy, blacksmith Hughes ft Bros, saw-mill Jencks B W, attorney -at-law and notary public Luddy Wm, hotel McNalley Ed ft Co. butchers McNillis Wm, liquors Nally James, hotel Peters Henry, produce and merchandise packer Robinson Henry P, liquors and hotel Sheffield S R, attorney-at-law C > Z o SCALES. SiBRRA County. A post-office, 12 miles west of Downieville. ButterfieldC H, general merchandise DUNPHET J £. hotel Gibson J, saloon Jenkins W J, blacksmith King ft Federof, butchers Neives Ant«)n, bootmaker Rutishouse John, brewery Sammons B J, saw-mill SCENEGA. Vbntura County. A post-office, 24 miles by stage west of Newhall. Pop- ulation 50. Del Valle Juventino, fruit grower and w ine m fr WATWiy^ HEBHON* postmaster and general merchandise o HJIRDWOOD LUMBtri, WHrni «KOIi., IS * IS M»1b ud £« A 1« «»eur Mtreet, m. F. OM«ni Aak, Maple aad Al«i««. LOUIS BRHERIMN t SO:,ii«»£a-agfe I IsrMOB^ n CO V % M •saa a ?;» •fa *■> > a 868 CaUfomic — School House Utaiion-Sdma, SCHOOL HOUSE STATION. Sa» Mateo County. A post-office, 2 miles from Ocean View. Brown John, saloon Bryant Jacob, blacksmith Collopy Geo M, saloon PASLAQUA At general merchandise and postmaster HUUBOLDT Lake. Scott W, hotel SCOTTSVILLE. County. Post-office Blue SEARSVILLE. 3an Mateo County. A post-office, 7 miles by stage south of Redwood. Booz Fr ank, s aloon EIKERENKOTTER J. general vnet- chandise Lloyd W, blacksmith SEA SIDE. ' Santa Cruz County. Post-office Davenport. On the sea coast, 19 miles northweiit of Santa Cruz. Post David, hotel and saloon SEBASTOPOL. Sonoma County A post and express office, situated on the stage road trom Santa Rosa to Freestone, 6 miles frcn Santa Rusa, and 7 miles from i nv tune. It is in a rich agricultural (listiict, and there are quite a number ui very large vineyards and orchards in the vicinity. Allen B B, physician and notary ANDREWS. W (Wilton & An- drews), Main Berry B B, justice of peace Berry iS B, livery stable, and stage line from Santa Rosa to Freestone Calder A, orchard and vineyard Coon L 0, carpenter Crawfo rd A dam, fruit drier BAXTGHERTT J (Daugherty & Par- aons) . Ma in DATJGHEBTT JOHH. postmaster, DAUOHEBTT ft PARSONS (J Daugherty and J M Parsons), general merchan dise. Main ELLIOTT WM N> hotel, cor Petalun^a and Santa Rosa roads Fix Joshua, saloon Folger Alonzo, carpenter and stiair builder Howard , physician Hunt W J, constable, fruit-drior, and winenr James J, g eneral loerchandise JANSiaf F. hotel. Main JANSEN HOTEL. F Jansen proprie- tor. Main Jones Geo W, teacher Kimble H, wagonmaker Litchfield , orchard and vineyard Morris J H P, market PARSONS J H (Daugherty & Parsons), Main Phc ^nix Insurance Co, J James agt PIONEER HOTEL. Wm N Elliott Eroprietor, cor Petaluma and Santa :osa roads Pool D, orchard and vineyard Pool J F, orchard and vineyard Russ Wm, painter Smith Joseph, carpenter Wightman Bros, orchard and vineyard Wiley A.\z*, real estate and collector Wiihams John A, saloon Wilson & Adams (W H Wilson and B Adams), blacksmiths Wilson Mrs £, hotel WILTON ft ANDREWS (T G Wil- ton and G W Andrews), general mer- chandise, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, and insurance agent, Main WILTON T Qt (Wilton k Andrews), Main SEIAD VALLEY. Siskiyou County. BAHiET C Ml general merchandise and postmaster Grider W, hotel Lowden J S, hotel Phillips M B, blacksmith Wood J C, blacksmith SEIGLER SPRINGS. Lake County. Post-office Glenbrook; 6 miles from Glenbrook. OARRATT W T. manager Seigler Springs Hotel Spaulding John, propr Seigler Springs Hotel SELMA. FiuHNo County. Arantz ft Longacre, general merohaudise Brownstone I ft Co, general manthandiae Buretou A, harnesamaker Cohen L, general niarohaadiM uiniN NumNG £ m. uiAOBiM. JAiii AMD hrmct WAknL' IM7 Mala Utreet. «u VrMi«iM«. mmmm wmm turn, TUBSII & CO., OREGOH >SH >HD IIHPtE.'^f.S«Kia^ ? .3 si pa Califomior—Sdma-Shaw'a Flat. 869 Deidrick W H, blackamith and wagon- maker Donahoo M J, lumber Frey Bros, millers Gentry J S, poultry Griffy & Reanes, saloon Hailing G W, butcher Harris ft Burley, warehouse Johnson N'at, hotel Kutner, Goldstein & Co, gen mdse Lemon H A, saloon MeClanahan C, druggist Miller Rev Martin, Methodist clergy- man Read W D &; Co, blacksmiths and wa- gonmakers Rhoads A J, saloon Sage k Turner, general merchandise Sargent Geo B, justice cf the peace, real estate and insurance agenc Scott & Owens, feed stab'e Serviss Thos S, physician Simons Mrs £ D, millinery Studabecker Mrs S L, hotel Thompson N L, physician Tucker E H, livery stable Wh itson , varieties WILSON J JB. varieties, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, postmaster and insurance agent SENTINEL. Humphry James, blacksmith Payne C>ilviii, groceries PAYNE C S» postmaster and groceries T!igg.»rtl) M, Siilooii URQUHART JAMES, aaloou SESMA. Tkhama Countv. ELLIS H C & SON. rlour-millB NOETH STAR FLOURING MILLS. M C KUis & Son piojuiotors Williams (} W, general lucrcliaudise SHASTA. Shasta County. Andrews A R, attorney-at-law Bell Aaron, superior judge Blair James 1), county supervisor Blum Henry, bakery and saloon Booth U H, carpenter Briceland J M, ]>hysician Bystle D P, wauoiimaking, furniture and lumber, puhliu administrator and cor one r GARTER W L> proprietor " Shasta Courier" Coleman A, hardware Craddock John, livery stable Cusick Andrew, saloon Davidson Wm, county supervisor Dobronsky A, jewelry and watches Dobronsky E, sewing machines, guns and notions Dunn John J, saloon Eames C W, blacksmith Eldridge M F, news dealer and consta- ble Garden John W, county supervisor Green Thos & Mrs H L, hotel Grotefend A & Co (J, A Jr and F Grote- fend), general merchandise Hartmann Wm P, barber HOPPING & DOBROWSKT. Wells, Fargo's & Co's agents Hull Sylvester, sheriff ISAACS JAMES E, notary public, at- torney, insurance agent and searcher of records Isaacs Samuel, blacksmith and wagon- maker Jones E R & Co, butcher Kidder W S, county assessor Knox Geo R, saloou Lewin E, jewelry and watches Litsch Chas, brew ery Litsch Frank, general merchandise Lynch Daniel, groceries Markart Chris, tailor McDonald M F, saloon O'Connor M J, paiiiter Oppermau & Co, saloon Paige Chas L, drugs and fancy goods Prehn F & Son, dry and fancy goods Ripley Richard, county treasurer Ruth L, carpenter Schroter G C, harness and saddles Scott -lohn V, hfitel and stock yard "SHASTA COURIER. ' W L Carter proprietor Stockton J E, county surveyor Sweeny Edward, attorney-at-law Taylor Clay W, attorney-at-law anddis- trictattorney TIFFIN F C, county clerk, auditor and recorder Voluntine E, hardware SHAW'S FLAT. Tuoi.UMNK County. Post-office Sonora; 33.i miles by stage from Milton and 2 miles from Souora, on tlie Copperopo- lis Stage Line; population 150. CAZARETTO B (Cazaretto & Cardi- CAZARETTO & CARDINALI (B Caziirctto and F Cardinali), general merchandise and saloon Dinning Pat, practical miner CO CD m CD CO D> en CD K C/7 HARDWOOD LUMBER. UrniTB BROS.. IS * 1(1 Main and 14 4t 16 lit>ear lit, li.F. Oak, Aah, HIekory , Hajtle, Cherry, etc. MASONIO OUrnTS, '«S&?gftgSiig MOHCBOMI A CO. 870 California — Shaw'8 Flat-Short. Harrimiui M B, blacksmith and water agent ^^ KIINE PETEBi hotel, saloon and vineyard Liljebahan N F, practical miner Pierce G D, practical miner Snyder Jacob, stock raiser SHEEP RANCH. Calavbras County. A post and ex- press office, 155 miles from San Fran- cisco, via Stockton and Copperopolis Division of the Central Pacific R. R., and 3S miles northeast of Milton, the terminus, and stage lines, which carry daily mails and express. It depen general merchandise SHINGLE SPRINGS. El Dorado County. A post-office, sit- uated in a small valley in the moun- tains, 49 miles east of Sacramento. It is the present terminus of the Sacra- mento & Placerville R. R., 11 miles from Latrobe. Population 150. Co BEB&Y R K, agent Sacramento Placerville R R, WoUs, Fargo & and Western Union Telegraph Co Brown W H, flour and grain Burdis J, general merchandise Cline David A, constable Davidson Thos, blacksmith El Dorado Distillery Co, J H Carroll and Lighthart proprs Gaf ney James, butcher Graham J A, liquors Hall D T, hotel and blacksmith Hunter M A, general merchandise physician Leahy Daniel, liquors Meyer Fra« stage line Beckwith , carpenter Bunker E H, black Hmith BUSCH A C & CO. general merchan- dise, express, telegraph and post- office, general insurance agency, and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Castagna Richard, general merchandise Clark S L, watchmaker Contar John, hotel Giuorvich Joseph, saloon Goflf Peter, livery Gorham J M, blacksmith Huthieson & Son, butchers Kerby James, saw-mill Lamar Joseph, hotel Martinetti & Tartini, general mdse Mitchell David N, Bigelow's Hotel Mooney I T, batcher Piers J M, bootmaker Rose John, saloon and hotel Sawyer J J, physician Scott John A, hotel Shtd^e Joseph, general merchandise Sheehan Lawrence, saloon Thompson Joseph, saloon Whitney D L, saw-mill Williams S 6, hairdresser A. C. BUSCH & CO., Dealera in GENERAL MERCHANDISE, E. C. v. Store, 1001 Mair «itreet, SIERRA CITV, CAI BXPRBmS AWB POST OFFICE. Meueral Insamnee Aceucy. office, 30 miles northeast of Downie- ville, and 18 miles northeast of Sierra City. Population 400. Abbe Geo, propr sta^e lines Bamet W M, physician Bawdon W B, saw and planing-mill BlatchleyW L, blacksmith BTTRTON S F* general merchandise Buxton G Q, hotel CAMPBELL'S HOT SULPHUR SPBINOSi Jones ft Co proprietors Cody B F, saloon Darius C, hamessmaker Darling C C, blacksmith Dolley L, general merchandise Himes S, varieties Fletcher Mrs M A, hotel Johnson Andrew N, hotel and saloon MASON H A> editor and proprietor " Sierra Valley Leader," and attorney- at-lo" M^'.tS J D, saw-mill and lumber Northrop H, boot and saddlemaker Oldham S B, stage lines Olsen J, general merchandise Pitman J I, butcher Ra'vdon W B, planing-mill Rhodes J A, hotel Rosseau Solomon, freighter Routson P P, saloon "SIERRA VALLET LEADER," H A Mason publisher Stewart D P ft T J, saloon Sweetman H T, butcher Winsor Hugh, bootmaker Winter F A, bootmaker Winton H A, bootmaker Wood Geo, attorney, insurance agt, banker, notary public, druggist, and agt W, F A Co Worthrop H, boots and shoes CO c o m o O SIERRA MADRE VILLA. Lus Anobles County, Post-office San Gabriel. Pierce Edward T, postmaster Rhodes W H, hotel Sewall ft Tallant (S K Sewall and H P Tallant), commission merchants, and warehouse STEVENS ft PURCELL. commission merchants, and real estate and insur- ance agents Walters D, groceries SIERRA VALLEY. Sierra County. A post and express SIERRAVILLE. iKRRA County. See bierra Valley. SIGNAL PORT. !IO < OUNTY. i'u8t-ot£ Doe L B, merchant and shipping Mendocino < ounty. i'ust-office Punta Arenas. c/i SIIVLRADO. Los An(}ble c ounty. A post-office and mining town, 25 miles east of Santa Ana. Altitude, 4,000 feet. Anderson D, saloon Black Star Coal Mining Co, B F Siebert sec CO 1 HARDWOOD LUMBER, WliSTB BR*8„ la * IS Main and 14 * 1« llpev Ht, M.F. Oak, Ash, Hlnkory, HEaple, Cherry, etc. LOUIS BRMERMMI i CO., ^ngs?n^v^t^??ylJay,Jisy «y 872 California — Silverado-Slippery Ford. n H Blue O & S M Co of Loe Angeles, W T Lawton pres Davis J, blacksmith Harvey Cash, hotel Julian T B, bee-keeper Pearson P, justice of peace Rasey &, Harvey, livery stable Santa Clara Coal Mine, Cassida & Curry proprs Santa Rosa M & M Co of New York, H S Knapp pres Santiago G & S M Co of Anaheim, T Boege pres Smith B, apiarist Shrewsbury L W, copntable Trusbury Sam, bee-keeper SILVER CREEK. Alpine County. A post-office. Exchequer Mill, Isabella G & S M Co (limi ted), managers JONES GEO W> postmaster Stella Mine, Isabella G & S M Co proprs SILVER MOUNTAIN. Alpine County. A post-office. Situ- ated in a narrow valley on the summit of the Sierras, surrounded by a silver mining region, at the base of Silver Mountain Peak. It is 54 mi'ies by stage from Carson. Chalmers Lewis, mgr Exchequor Mill Excliequer Mill, Ijewis Chahntrs mgr Fortor«. HatablUhed 1M49 **7 Halo Street. M F. Iffltt. TOHI t CO. WAHOT MMBKH, 1H< r!==l St. •s CO CM Califarma — Slippery Ford-8mith'a Bamch. 878 BlaklyJ, itoek raiser Brownell James, fanner Damingo , dairyman Foanmn O, hotel Johnson Dennis, hotel, toll«keeper and stock raiser I^ons Chas, dairyman Moore Mrs Mary, hotel Palmer W, s tock raiser PEAB80H WM. postmaster Smith J, bee raiser Watson Mrs Chaa, hotel Wilson E L, dairyman Windmiller , stock raiser Murray Thomas, livery stable Nevada Reservoir and Ditch Co Peardon John, hotel Sheehan Miss J, teacher Smith Barney, hotel Smith & Murray, livery stable TiflPb R W, physician Ward W W, liquors Welsh John, stock ranch ^ SMARTSVILLE. Yuba Countt. A post, express and tel- egraph office; an important mining town, 18 miles east of Alary sville, and surrounded by the most extensive gravel mines in the State, which are worked by the hydraulic process. The town is pleasantly located in the foot-hills, and has many beautiful gardens. It is one of the oldest mining camps in Yuba County, and large sums of money have been expended in developing and working the rich min- ing claims surrounding it. Stages leave daily for MarysviUe, San Juan and Nevada City. Beatty John Jr, telegraph operator Berry Mrs C, school teacher Bolles J H, supt Excelsior Water and Mining Co Bradford N D, painter Butler P, supt Folsom Hope Mine Chamberlain Wm, liquors Coleman Rev W, clergyman (Catholic) Conlin Thomas, livery stable Cosgrove John, general merchandise Cramsie & Brown, butchers Crawford M J, insurance agt Crawford W D, barber Davis Reuben, blacksmith Dougherty C C, justice of the peace Dougherty Daniel, gen milse DTJHAIJN C C> gener 1 merchandise ExceUiur Store, general merchandise Excelsior Water and Mining Co, J H Bolles supt Flint JosejHi A, water agent Foust L P, blacktimith Gratiot Henry, orchardist JeflTery Geo, blacksmith and wagon- maker Kennedy Thos, bootmaker Lee O F, physician Mahoney John, butcher McConnell Mrs M, drugs and stationery MoConnell T J, druggist Mooney Thomas, hotel SMITH RIVER. Del Norte County. A post-office, 15 miles northeast of Crescent City. Anthony J G, grist-mill Bailey & Maas, saw-mill Bledsoe Anthony, blacksmith BBOOKINO JAMES, hotel, justice of the peace, notary public and post- master Goodlin James, cooper Haight Daniel, general merchandise Haines Z, blacksmith Johnson Peter, cooper Lake J L, supervisor and gen mdse McFay J A J, butcher Otto W H, livery stable Simson Henry, saddler Tack , buloon Thorworth J F, physician Wentz J P, siloon Westbrook Mrs C, gen mdse SMITH'S^FERRY. See Merced Falls, Merced County. ^ tA SMITH S FLAT. El Dorado County. A post-office, 3 miles east of Placerville. Cre ighton J S, blacksmith RAFFETO & FOSSATE, hotel and grocery 20 SMITH'S RANCH. Sonoma County. A post-office, miles southwest of Santa Rosa. Caseras C, livery stable Fay E C, hotel Goodman & Co, general merchandise Hackett John J, physician McCaughay ft Co, gen mdse, post-office and W, F & Co's Express McLaughlin R M, boots and shoes Murray Thomas, hotel and butcher Neeles & Co, blacksmiths and wagon- makers Piggott A K, physician Samuel h, Co, saloon Stump James, liquors CA c/:i 3 GO C/9 HMDWOOD LUMBER f WAGON STOCK WUITB BROII., 18 * IS MtUa and 14 A M Spear lit, ». V. 66 ODir FEUOWS" SUPPUES, .-^at nowcmiomm a co^ .874 CaLifomia — SmithviUe-SonfieravUle. SMITHVILLE. Colusa GouMTT. Post-office Little Sto- ny; 4 miles east of Little Stony. Burgett H, general merchandise Smith John L, flouring-mill Stroud J, blacksmith SNAKE LAKE. Plumas Countt. Ranch. Post-ofilce Spanish Andrus, Hanson & Trynone, quartz miners Edman & Marmuld (J A Edmnn and Al- bert Marmuld), quartz miners Fresse A J, Jr, school teacher Hambly D F C, apiarist Hambly D W, mineralogist Hambly & Hambly (H B and W D J Hambly), gen farmers, stock raisers and dairymen Mumford Hill Quartz Mine SNELLING. Merced County. A post and express office; delightfully situated on the Merced River, in Merced Valley, one of the most fertile in the State. It is on the Stockton road leading to Mar- iposa and is IG miles by stage from Mercod. Anderson Mrs A B, hotel Bertrandias A, saloon Canevaro A, general merchandise Crooks & Fuller, blacksmiths Cassity P F, physician Curtis L, flour-niills Gianelli & Co, distillers Halstead (Jeo W, Ji-, blacksmith and wagonmaker Plarrelson J A, justice of peace Heller Frank, saloon HORSLET J R, hotel, postmaster and general merchandise Horsley W A, saloon Ivett John, farmer Murray & McCoy, proprs Murray 'h Mill Robinson W II, butchor Simon, Jacobs & Co, general mdse Truesdale & Halstead, livery stable Witherspoon W D, physician SODA BAY. Lake County. Post-oflice Uncle Sam, on Clear Lake, 8 miles from Santa Rosa and 1 1 hours' trip from San Fran- cisco. OREOO A K. ;;, Hotel proprietor Soda Baj SODA SPRINGS. Shasta County. Post office Hazel Creek; Soda Springs is situated 15 miles west of McCloud River and directly on the Sacramento River. It is noted for its medicinal waters. The scenery surrounding Soda Springs is both grand and picturesque. BAILEY W, hotel SOLEDAO. Los Angeles County. Fernando. Leighton J C, constable Turner Joel H, justice of peace Post-office San SOLEDAD. Monterey County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Southern Pacific R. R. (Soledad Line), and on Salinas River, 25 miles southeast of Salinas, and 42 miles southeast of Monterey. AVERRETT A EARLY, general merchandise and lumber RARRY E Si express agent, and ware- house Beard C R, hotel Berhardt & Percy, blacksmiths Buzzell J F, restaurant and saloon Campbell S T, livery stable Day A, constable Faw Thomas F, M'areliouseman Oreenbaum & Co, general merchandise Coldwater J A, varieties Hansen John, harnessniaker Harrison W H, carpenter Lundquist P O, bootmaker McPhie A W, justice of peace Melville F, hotel Mitchell K, saloon Nixon T, saloon Percy W, biacksniith and wheelwright Hespina L, saloon Richardson A, saddler Sewerkrop P, feed stible and lodging Shaw L H, feed stable Sr)bcrunes L K & Thomas, butchers Tabernetti A, gunsmith Utzeroth & Mcl'hail, saloon Van Vranken \), sal ton Villegas Y P, railroad agt and telegraph ojierator SOMERSVILLE. Contra Cohta County. A post-office, 6 miles from Antioch, and IJ miles from Nortonvillc. It depends on the CO/ m CO CO CO oo CO (0 o o CALVIN NUTTING i SON, ManunM^tarrrM all kinds IBOM WORK, M7 Main Mtreet, Man Franelveo. >LLEII, TOGGLE t CO., Eastern Hard Woodlumher.*l&'83retM^^ California — SomerivUle-Sonora. 876 coal mining interests of' tlie locality for its support. Baker C C, supt Pittsburg Coal Co Brown Patrick, saloon Call J, bootmaker Davis Francis, saloon DAVIS W A> general merchandise Green H S, livery stable and constable Hughes & Williams, general mdse Humphreys David, saloon Hutchinson Richard, liquors Mills Richard, saloon Pittsburg Coal Co, C C Baker supt Rankin James, general merchandise Scammon Geo H, hotel Spowart D, saloon Truegood John, postmaster and varieties Vining Rev, clergyman (Methodist) Wall A W, justice of peace SOME S BAR. SisKiYoiT County. A post-office, 9 miles northeast of Orleans Bar. BREZABD A & CO, general merchan- dise. SONOMA. SoNO.M \ County. A post, express and telegraph office. It is most charm- ingly situated in the picturesque val- ley of the same uiime, where the lus- ''■ous grape is extensively grown, and where wine is manufactured in abun- dance. It is at the huud of navigation on the Sonoma Creek, 18 miles from San Pablo Bay. As a place of resi- dence it is unrivalled, for every feat- ure that is necessary to make it at- tractive is found here. BischaffV, barber liniteubach F, notary public Burris D, pres .Sonoma Valley Bank Burris J, cashier Sonoma Valley Bank Clarke Geo W, bootmaker Clewe F, general merchandise Corbaly F, livery stable Crosby Jas, saloon Duhring F, general mercliandise Giifncy Wm, clergyman (Methodist) Gaffuey John, hotel Geothe A, cooper GillHjrt E, cooper Golden Cieo, restaurant and bakery Gratieu B, bakery Hubsch Joseph, saloon Jones Wm, groceries Kumle L, hotel Laus H, saloon liitzius , groceries Ludeman John, cooper Lyon & Turly, blacksmiths Martin &. Dearing, blacksmiths Martin Jas, blacksmith McDonald R A, saloon McHarvey, Hope & Co, blacksmiths MERBITT & PEYTON, editors "So- noma Index," (see adv) Modini L, hotel Muedry M, saloon MuUhaupt F S, bootmaker Oattle F, hotel Pasch £, general merchandise Pauli F A, saloon, fish and vegetables PauliR J & Co, general merchandise PICKETT Wm & B F, vine growers. Maple Lodge POPPE CHAS< general insurance agent Poppe J A, general merchandise Poppe R A, notary public Rufitner Jas, news depot and varieties Schmidt R, saddler "SONOMA INDEX," Merritt & Pey- ton editors Sonoma Valley Bank, D Burris pres Tivneu John, insurance agt Teroni M, hotel Waters J U, stoves and tinware Wegener E, general merchandise Weyl Henry, butcher Wooster M E, postmaster Wynne Owen, tailor SONOMA INDEX SONOMA CITY, Sonora County, California. MERRITr&PEYTON, I'UBLISHKKS. The INDEX is the only advertising medium in Sonoma Valley. Advertisements at S. F. Rates. 8@"Neat JOB WORK a specialty. SONORA. Tuolumne County. A post, express and telegraph office; is the county seat, and distant from San Francisco, via Stockton, Milton and Copperopo- lis Division of the Central Pacific R. R. and Nevada Company's Stage Line, 150 miles, and via Modesto, 154 miles. Population about 2,000. It 18 in a pretty basin in the Sierra Nevada Mountains and now boasts some of the best quartz mines in the State, among which are Captain Colby's and Colonel Dorsey's at the north end of town, the Wotten Claims, owned by P. B. Lane and others of Stockton, and C (0 c 70 > z o CAiviN NuniNG & son; o o &0 C/3 P. C/3 c/a oo le«7 n\lS MTBBET, SAW FBANOISCO. li'Oii Doors, Bank Vaults, Bte. LOUIS BfHHfEiWHUi t CO.. »r.:arrft^. JEfBLm'^Ssarir I! i !■ I, i; i 876 California — Bonora^ the Bonanza, owned by J. G. Divoll & Co., who are said to have taken out over a nullion in the last year. The place is at an altitude of 2,000 feet above the sea, is well built and the streets are lined with shade-trees. Its climate and features are attractive, and is quite a resort for invalids. The schools are good and the churches well attended. There are two newspapers published, the Union Democrat, established July 1, 1854, by A. X. Francisco and now edited by Judge C. H. Randal, and the Tuolumne ItMependent, established in 1872 and now edited by J. C. and W. A. Duchow. AUTSLEY T> proprietor Cosmopolitan Saloon and billiards ALEXANBER JOHN F> mining en- gineer Anderson A W, saloon Armatage Wm, bootmaker Ashlock R M, carpenter Bache J Sl Co, gun and blacksmiths Baer Miss Henrietta, milliner Baer Mayer, dry goods Barlow ft Benas, dry goods and clothing BATJMAN J, proprietor Sonora Brew- ery Beauvais A B, county surveyor Bell James, propr Bell's Mills Bell's Mills, Jamea Bell propr Bemis O L, p opr City Hotel Binder Jacob, saloon Bisso Bernard, groceries BOHANZA QUARTZ MUX. Divoll, Bray ft Co proi>i'ie':ors Boyd Ben, saloon Boyd Mrs R. drescmaker BOYD ROBERT. propri'>tor Pioneer Livery Stable, Washinwtou, (see adv) Bradford S S, planing-mili, lumber vard, blacksmith and wagonmnker ana bar- ley-mill BRAT JAOOR miner and miller BRAT JOSEPH (Divoll, B>ay ft Co) Braniff Mrs M A, dreaamakcr Brescia J B, general merchandise Burden C, furnituru and bedding and undertaker Burden Henry, city clerk Bark P, wheelwright Bush Geo C, harness and saddlery Cabeaut J M, restaurant Cady J S, paints, oils and glass Oalifomia and Nevada R R Co, Emery pres, Scrivner vice pres, Phelps sec, B B Minor asst sec, Burrel treas, F A Bishop chief eiigineer Carkeek Andrew J, variety store Carne James, W U Tel operator OIAZARBTTD Bi saloon and billiards, best of win es, liquors, dgara, eto CHAMWRRTiATN W fi. hardware, groceries, crockery and general mer- chandise Champney A D, county supervisor City H ot el, O L Bemis pr opr CI TT AW D PIONEER FEED AND • LIVERT STABLE, Kelly Bros ft Pease (Mike, Peter and Pat Kelly and H M Pease) proprietors, Wash- ington Columbo Saloon, J Oneto and G B Ventre, proprs Condit J H, hardware, agricultural im- plements and groceries Conrad F, barber Conrad Samuel, saloon Cooper W S, civil engineer COSMOFOUTAN SALOON. T Ains- l ey p ro priet or OOuRT EXOHANOE. Thos Leonard propri etor COWlE JOHN (Romans. Cowie ft Shepard) Cramer H, sewing machine agent Crepin H, groceries Crichtoii 8, physician Cutting C B, justice of the peace Dart J P, civil and mining engineer Davis Joseph N, constable Derrickeon John K, Kirber DIVOLL. BRAY & CO (J G and A M Divoll and Joseph Bray),proprietor8 Star Flouring Mills, lower end of Washington DIVOLL J (IHvoll. Bray ft Co) Dorsey Caleb, attoniey-at-law Dorsey ft Nicol (Caleb Dorsp- and F D Nicol), attorneyH-ntlaw DUCHOW BROS (W A and J C Du- chow), i-ditors 'Tuolnmne Independ- ent" DUCHOW W A. notary public Ihincau H, constuhle Kichelruth W E, physician Fass A S, mfr cigars Faxon John T, cuntttable Ferguson John, supt('old Mount Water FOUNDRT AND MACHINE SHOP, Romani), Cuwie ft Shepard (JRomans, J Cowie and John R Shep- a rd) pr opriutorM, North Washington FREUND F A. furniture and bed- ding, paints, oils and undertaker FREUND F A. proprietor Yo Semite House Gale O P, pres Gold Mount Water Co Gallut V, stoves and tinware GlasBon Wm, restaurant Gold Mount Water Co, O P Gale pres, J Hall sec and treas, John Ferguson supt r' ciktnii NumiiG i SON, MV MAIN HTBBJBT. SAW FHANOKKJO. lr*B 0*«ra. Baak Tavlta, Btc. I ma. TUGClt ft CO. Blad Waliut Lmntwr. " ai R kIpMr Mt. t CO Ca2i/<)rn{(»---i8(t>nora. 877 Oonld E T, phyrioun Graham Mni A, dresamaker Haag ft Klefeker (A Haag ft L Klefe- ker), saloon Haamn L A, muvio teacher Hall Jonah, giooeries, hardware, etc and city tru8tt>e Hall J, see and treaa Gold Mount Water Co Hart Geo D, oi'ty trustee Hartvig William, puinter Hennessy Mrs Ellen, millinery and dry goods Hennessy Miss Maggie, millinery Hilton W H, county supervisor Hosking J L, bcotmaker Hushes Mark E, blacksmith Inch Richard, city assessor Jacobs H, dry, fancy and furnishing goods KA LLOCH I M. attumey-at-law XEEFFE CHARLES M, auctioneer, Shepard near Grove Keefe Philip, agt Nevada Stage Co Keil Edwara, saloon Kelly Mrs J, dressmaker KeUy Miss Kat e, dressmaker ZELLT mike (Kelly Bros ft Pease) KELLT PATRICK (Kelly Bros ft Pease), Washington KELLx FETE (Kelly Bros ft Pease) KLEFEKER LOTJI> proprietor Long Tom Sample Rooms I^ang C E, bakery Larkin Rev Geo, clergyman (Methodist) Lawlor P, mining expert Leon Samuel, tailor LEONARD THOMASi soda works, sa- loon ftad county supervisor Levy Dave, saloon L ick "M n W H, confectioneries LTVIKOSTON A C, boots and shoes to order and dealer in leather and shoe findings LONG TOM SAMFLE ROOMS, Loui Klefeker proprietor MACOMBERT S> general manager for G A Macomber MACOMBEROA. pickles,] cider, champagne cider, and vinegar works Madson J G, groceries Mayhem Eugene, carriage painter McCambridge Chas. gardener McCarthy H W, constable McCormick Bros (John, James, Daniel, Joseph, Andrew and Frank McCor- mick), meat market McCormick Mrs M, groceries MoQuade Geo, under-sherifif Mead G L, carpenter Menendez J, dentist Miller J L, justice of the peace Mock B, dry goods Monahan John, asaeasor Moore A A, with W K Moore Moore W K, stoves and ti are Mouron Julina, physician Mundorf John, groceries and hardware Mnrnan J T, county supt public schools Murrow F, justice of the peace Xeate Rev Henry, clergyman (Metho- dist) Nicol F D, attorney-at-law and notary public Nigro Pasquale, saloon O'Brien J J, dry goods and clothing Oneto ft Ventre, saloon Openheime'* H, groceries, stationery, hardware, etc Orr John, bill-poster Ortelli F J, interpreter of all languages OSBORNE EDWARD, watches, jew- elry, silverware, cutlery, guns, pis- tols and sewing machines, Washington oppPO Parsons Edmond, saloon and city trustee FEASE H M (Kelly Bros ft Pease) Pickle John, city trustee Pickle N F, saloon Pickle ft Superville (John Pickle and M Superville), blacksmiths and horse- shoeing FIONEER UVERT STABLE, Rob- ert Boyd proprietor, Washington Pitts Abner, v atchmaker FOTTER I J, county clerk, recorder and auditor Preston A B, county supervisor RANDAL CHAS H (Randal ft Rob- erts) RANDAL CHAS H, editor "Union Democrat" and general insurance agt Raymond R S, mgr for J H Condit BKlCTt K, dry goods, cl thing, boots, shoes, hats, caps, furnishing good8,etc Reid A G, harness and saddles Reitz J K, city tax collector Riordan Mrs D F, millinery and fancy Roods RoDerts Joseph L, carpenter ROBERTS W H (Randal ft Roberts) RODOERS E A, attomey-at-law and notory public, P O Box 345 ROMANS JOHN (Romans, Cowie ft Shepard) ROONET J P, superior judge Rother Wm, groceries, crockery, etc Ro ther Wm, -Ir, stoves and tinware HOWELL H H, gunmaker and lock- smith Rudorff Wm G, restaurant and lodging Sears B W, marine and landscape pain- ter Sears Fred, city trustee Sears ft Wenzel (Fred Sears and F A Wenzel), blacksmiths, wagonmakers Sears W L, physician ;? frO ^ c^ &0 2J 3 9 nmmm mm, fTHlTB BHOIi.. IS A IS Mala and 14 * lO Spear at, ». V. nabs, Mpakea. Bins, Polea, Skafta etc. MASONiq ouTnis, ^gigajftfe.yhg.'gggssg.f 4tCO.. 878 CcUifernia — Sonora. i Segret P £, watchmaker and jeweler S haw J ohn, druggist and Co treasurer SHEPABD JOuN B (Bomans, Cow- ie k Shepard) Sierra H, tailor Silva Joseph, barber Smith, Madson ft Mason (S Smith, B I Madson and L Mason), proprs Sonora Citv Flouring and Planmg Mills Smyth Edward, bootmaker SONORA BREWERT, J Bauman proprietor Starbird K J, blacksmith and wagon- maker and lumber and wood yard STAR FLOURING HOLS. Divoll, Bray & Co, proprietors, lower end of Washington Steinfelder A W, saloon Steinmetz Mrs E, restaurant Stoner Philip, accou ntnnt STREET CHAS E, Chinese, James- town and Groveland Telegraph Co, an d in surance agent STREET C L (Street & 'itreet), attor- ney-at-law an d no tary tblic STREET FRANK W (Street & Street) STREET H L> books, stationery and news depot, postmaster and insurance, Washington STREETft STREET (C L and Frank W Street), attorneys- at-law Superville M, blacksmith Sutton Fred, with J Hall, gen mdse Teetl Albert S, carpenter Thomas Stephen, saloon TowleR H. w atchmaker and je weler "THE TUOLUMNE INDEPEN- DENT," Duchow Bros editors and proprietors, Washington Turn Verein Hall, A W Anderson propr "UNION DEMOCRAT. ' RancLd k Roberts Uni o n D rug Store, J Mouron, M D URICH Wi agent Wells, Fargo ft Co and Western Union Telegraph Co, general insurance agent, and general variety store Van Harlinger J, coroner and public administrator Wagner J F, deputy clerk WALKER JOHN, physician and f ur- geon IXnBLLS THOS W, photographer Whipple A A, saloon White £ E, justice of peace Wilder J B, builder and mechanic Williams Miss Julia A, dressmaker Wilzinski T ft Son (T and J Wilzinski), dry and furnishing goods Witt F J, district a'toniey Wolfling J, Centre Market, and city trustee YancyT M, sheriff and tax collector YO SEMITE HOUSE, F A Freund proprietor (see advertisement) Zimmerman Mrs J, groceries THE TUOlUiy NE INDEPENDENT Offlcit.l Press for Tuolumne County. o The Favorite Family New8)>a|ier. The LArgest Circulattun of any Newspaper in the Southern Mines. Published every Saturday Mornint; by DUCHOW BBOTHSR8. OrncR— <)n Washinston St., in the new Indbpkn- OKNT Building'. "ppoNitc I'nion Saloon. TrrmM or MubcMTiptlon. One year, strictly in advance $3.M ,Mail,(out of county) " 4.«K) Six Months, " 2.(H) Kates of aDE postmaster WABFDELD ft W£8T (D B Warfield and Thos Wert), general merchandise West Thos, hotel, saloon and billiards SOUTH BUTTE. ScTTBR County. A port-office, 8 miles wert of Yuba City, at the south end of "The Buttes." BUSS WILLIAM, notarv public and a^ent Mntnal Security Fund Associa- tion PRISON CEUS, Feaeesi aad Bridse Work. Mr HalB Street, ». F. / CALVIN lliiniNG& SON. MUM. TICGIE t CO.. MHIMII HMW WOroS.".f.yj California — Sovih Butte-Spenoevillf . 881 BrittMi tt BnuM, general merohAndiie Britton O E, butcher Bmoe J J, blaoksmith and wagonmaker Bruce T, postmaater Buohannan Mn J F, hotel Edmonda O, boarding-houae Moody Miaa Ella, teacher Moody S, vinerv and raisinmaker Schellenger A, olaoksmith and wagon- maker Slattory P, capitalist Smith G N, justice of the peace Tucker W E, carpenter Tucker Mrs W E, music teacher SOUTH EEL RIVER. Humboldt County. Cartwrieht James, hotel and ferryman Myres Mrs &, Sons, hotel and farmers Randal S Mory & Co, caut-mill SOUTH FORK. Po«t-office Calla- miles distant from Siskiyou County. ban's Ranch; 2^ Callaha n's Ranch. DXNVT A H> general merchandise Hellmuth Fred, hotel F rarier M 8, general merchandise LbwIBTHOBF. general merchandise and mineowner RoelkeOeoH, hotel SOUTH VALLEJO. Solano County. See Vallejo. SPADRA. Los Anqblbs County. A post and ex- press office and a station on the Southern Pacific R. R., 29 miles south of Los Angeles and 21) miles from Col- ton. CALDWELL A B> general merchandise an d po stmaster CLOTJTMAN CHAS H. agent South- ern Pacific R R, Wells, Farjjo & Go's Express and Western Union Tele- graph Co Egan J R, blacksmith Hewitt R B, saloon Hewitt & Montgomery, gen mdse Metzker J, hotel SPANISH DRY DIGGINGS. El Dorado County. Post-office Green- wood. Bucknam W A, general merchandise SPANISH RANCH. Plumas County. A post nnd express office, 8 miles wcdb <>f Quincy and 97 miles by stage northeast uf Oroville. Atwood P, blacksmith Bolyar Abraham, carpenter and miner Brown , watchmaker and miner Cadwallader N, pres and supt Plumas Mining and Water Co Challen J U, miner Folsom D, treas and sec Plumas Mining and Water Co Hager J C, miner Hambly D F C, apiarist HAMBLT ft HAiraLT (H B and W D J Hambly), general farmers, stock- raisers and dairymen Hickman Joseph, miner Hill Mrs, money-lender Leake Geo, capitalist Maurer C, farmer Maurer Geo, teamster' McElroy John, butcher, apiarist, fanner and supt Claremont Mine Oliver R, carpenter and miner Plumas Mining and Water Co, N Cad- wtdlader pres and supt Roberts V, saw-mill Strite J H, carpenter Taylor Abram, shakemaker Taylor S S, lapidarist, machinist and miner THOMPSON ft KELLOGO. hotel, general merchandise, hardware, etc, and far mers THOMPSON B Ji postmaster Wampler Wm, miner Wright N K, agt Wells, Fargo & Co 7S\ oo San Mateo Bay. SPANISHTOWN. County, See Half-Moon SPANISH FLAT. El Dorado County. Post-office Georoe- town, 9 miles northeast of Plaoerville. SPENCEVILLE. Nevada County. A post and express office, located in the foot-hills, 14 miles from Wheatland, which in on the Central Pacific R. R. It is the seat of operations of the San Francisco Copper Mining Co, who have exten- sive reduction works at this place, and has proved a profitable venture. The ore body is apparently inexhaust- ible. m f;; &o UADnUmnn l limCIS WHITB BKOS.. is * la Main «■ superintendent San Francisco Copper Co HYMES JOHll. general merchandise and postmaster Levi I, mgr Steiner & Co Pa^ne Wm H, machinist Shireman D, blacksmith Steiner & Co, general merchandise Temby John, hotel Temby Wm, liquors SPRINGFIELD. TcoLOMNE County. Post-office Colum- bia. Is 3 miles northwest of Sonora, on the Copperopolis stage road, 31 miles east of Milton and 1 mile from Columbia. Cannon J, miner Carr J, miner Champaney C, farmer Eckel H, farmer Fales N, farmer HENDERSON EDWARD, saloon and hotel Neaubuiner H, farmer Richard J, blacksmith Seaver Chas, meat market Wright G, farmer SPRING VALLEY STORE. Colusa County. Post-office Arbucklc 12 miles by stige from Williams. EULER J, general merchandise SPRiNGVIILE. Ventura County. A post office, 15 miles southeast of San Buenventura. CLARK A S, general merchandise, Eostmaster and hotel aatian John, blacksmith* SPRUCE GROVE. Humboldt County. Post-office Har- ris. HARRIS W C, general merchandise, saloon and hotel Nowlin W S, blacksmith Robison J T, livery stable Stemons John, hlackbinith Stoody D M, brewery SQUAW HILL. Tkhama Countv. PoBt-(. dice Tehama. BRIOOS ft CO. warehouse Gardner C B, saloon and ferry SQUAW VALLEY. Fresno County. A post-office, 30 mile east of Fresno DOWNDTO TOSEPH. postmaster STEWARTVILLE. Contra Costa County. A poat-ofiiae, 3 miles from Antioch. Bagley & Gilday, saloon Belshaw & Co, general merchandise Hughes J M, saloon TxIiER N A, saloon and hotel White John, saloon STILLWATER. Shasta County. A post-office, 15 miles northeast of Shasta and 10 miles northeast of Redding. Bass A, gardener Bass JSP, farmer Bass L, contractor BASS MART, postn-istress Brown (r, contractor Hardinbrook A J, hostler STILLWATER COVE. Sonoma County. Poat-office Fort Ross. LIEBIO FRED, general merchandise Roufif John, proper steamboat landing. STOCKTON. San Joaquin County. A post, express and telegraph ot^'^ii, situated at the head of Stockton channel, about two miles from the San Joaquin River, and touche. IM. and iM»lllpear««i««t -" '^- *' __^- . JEtr., San Vraar Im«-o . California — Stockton. 883 view seldom obtained in any other lo- cality of the same latitude on the conti- nent. On the west and south, the Coast Range can be seen, its most prom- inent peak. Mount Diablo, adding ma- terially to the beauty of the scenery." The corporate limits of the city at nrespiit extend over four square miles, and its sweets run at right angles, di- viding the city into blocks three hun- dred feet square. The principal streets are graded and graveled, and compare very favorably with those of other in- terior cities of California. Viewed as a commercial centre, Stockton has few ri- vals and no pee.s. While Sacramento gathers in the harvests of the north, to a limited extent, Stockton, with its im- mense wcirehouse facilities, opens wide its doors and bids the farmer walk in and store his grain at a small percentage. The city is widely known as an entrepot for the deposit of vast quantities of grain from ir.;.ny sections of the State and it has some of the largest and most commodious grain warehouses in the State, and no city outside of San Francis- co has equal storage capacity. The ware- houses are all of 1 trick, built in the most substantial manner. There are several foundries, pianiug and flouring mills, furniture factories, tanneries and other places of industry. It is also rapidly taking rank as one of the chief manufac- turing cities of California. Abbott A M (Abbott, Williams & Stow- ell), cor California and Market Abbott, Williams & StowcU (A M Ab- bott, (Jeorge T Williams and John Stowell), mfrs of Relief Windmills and wooden tanks, NE cor California and Market Al)»>"^.^thy .r V, saloon, 188 Main ABRAMSKT M L> real estate agent, oriicc No '2 McKee Buildini;, Main iularns .lohn A, saloon, cor Webor ave aua San Joaiiuin Adams Samuel, blacksmith, N\V cor California and VV^ashington Ahlefeld Arthur, ooinmisttion agtut, 2U3 Main Ahlertield Van A, oil merchant, 203 Main Aiken C R, physician, cor '2d an( Stockton Candy Factory, Main opp Yo Semite House (see advertisement) Buckley Wm S, judge department (2) of superior court, office Court House Budd James H, attomey-at-law, El- dridge Building, Main Budd Joseph H, attomey-at-law, El- dridge Building, Main Buehnar Julius, saloon, 188 Mam Bugbee Frank M, painter. Hunter Bugbee W D, city weigher. Hunter, Court House Square Buhach Producing and Mfg Co (J D Peters and G H Milco), 154 Levee Bums J, expressman, stand Main Bums John, horseshoeing, 231 Centre Burton Frank, dentist, cor Main and El Dorado Byers k Elliott, attorneys-at-law, El- dridge Building, Main Cadien k Bagley, clothiers, opp Yo Sem- ite House, Main Caine John, Globe Iron Works, cor Main and Commercial California Paper Co's Mills, Judson Eg- bert pres, Eugene T Cooper sec, s s of Mormon Channel California Steam Navigation Co, Levee California Wind Mill, Alfred Noaok agt. Main bet American and Stanislaus C'ampbell J C, district attorney, El- dndge Building, Main Campm;Il k Lang, barley-mill and feed depot, Hunter bot Washington and Market Campbell k Muenter, attorney s-at-law. No 2 Eldridge Building, Main Capurro Manuel, groceriei, cor Sutter and Lafayette Carpenter W W, physician, cor Main and Sutter Carter Stanton L, attorney -at-law, Newell Building, Main Cavacnora Frank, saloon, cor EI Dorado ana Market CAVEltr JAMES* proprietor Yo Semite House^ Main (see adv) Cavis J M , postmaster Centennial Lentre % PilWIII llinTIIIC 9 Cnil Tabalar Whcrllmrr*w«. BmI« «■« Mri«8» mILIiII nUlllnb il oUR, W*rk. mynalnmrMt IMaFnuMtoM. ma, TiiCTiE tCB.. swp Piwt. all Miris. "«Ra3r..r- CkUifomia — Stockton. 885 Chalmera Alex, dry and fancy goods, 194 and 196 Main Chalmera Geo, dry goods and carpets, cor Main and San Joaquin Chapman & Man, blacksmithing, Centre Charter Oak Lodge, K of P Hall, 240 Main Chesnutwood & Moore (Geo Chesnut- wood and T N Moore), gen mdse, 172 and 173 Main CHIC4BD & WORTH, draying, for- warding and commiasion merchants, 340 Centre, (see advertisement) Chidester Isaac, hackman, stand Yo Semite House Christian Brothers' College, San Joa- quin bet Market and Washington Christian Church, Sutter bet Weber ave and Main City Bakery, Jacob Miller propr, 275 Main Clark Mrs E M, bakery, 176 El Dorado Clark Asa, physician, 240 Main Clark Geo, liquors. Main and El Dorado Clark H, glove factory, Hunter Clark W R, carpenter, SW cor Sutter and Market Clas Alfred C, architect, 2 McKee Building CLABKE F R, principal Stockton Business College, cor Hunter and Weber ave Clayes J R, collector and insurance agt, room 10 Newell Building Clifford V H, hill poster, 277 Main Close O H (Allen & Cloae) Coates Fletcher, canily factory, Hunter Cohn Julius, fr lits and candies, Main Columbia Hous", A Lutz, cor Channel and San Joaquin COMMERCIAL HOTEL. A and J Hahn proprietors, 273-279 Main Condit J H & Co, a)» icultural imple- ments and ship chandlery, Hunter near Main CONDT Ri merchant tailor and musi- cian, IW Sutter, li il(K»r8 N of Main Confer Wni, builder and contractor, 367 Weber ave Continent ■ I Oil and Transportation Co, 173 Centre Copanio Manuel, fruits, etc. cor Sutter and Lafayettt; Corcoran H J, city councilman Corcoran & McNeil, proprs steamer /iohertfi' InUnni ajid gent^ral freighters, Levee bet Centre and Commerce Cornwall A, wood and coal, Channel bet El Dorado anil Centre Cosmopolitan Restaurant, cor Hunger and California Couturier Jotteph, barber, cor Wel>er ave and California Ocwell W W (E F Sanders & Co), 186 El Dorado Cramer John, turner, 180 California Coyne Chas, plasterer, 83 Channel Crawford S F, physician and supt public schools, Main CRAWFORD T A. wood and commis- sion merchant, 150 Levee Cross L E & S N, physicians, 190 Main, iipstairs Crow ft Smith, grain buyers, cor Levee and Centre Culver H F, horseshoeing, San Joaquin Cutting L M & Son, insurance agency, Channel CUNNINOHAM THOMAS, sheriff. Court House Czartoryski M, physician, old Post-office Building "DAILY EVENINQ HERALD," Preston & Bell proprietors, Parker's Building, Hunter Darcy k McCrellis, saloon, cor Main and El Dorado Davenport A C, dentist, 211 Centre David The Tailor, A Frankenthal propr, 258 Main De Blanbille L, groceries, cor Washing- ton and American De Ferrari Louis, saloon, cor Centre and Lafayette Deitz Geo, gunsmith, 181 Main De Lano & Douglass, barbers, Yo Semite House Devoll il H, agt sewing machiae and pianos, Weber ave Devoll Mrs M A, millinery, Weber ave Dietrich T C, saloon, Ct-ntre Doak & Dunning, livery stable, San Joaquin bet Maiti and Market Dohrman Mrs Chas W, kindergarten, cor Park and American Dohnnann Julius, barber, 206 Levee DOHRMANN & SHIRLEY, general insurance agents, 203 Main Dorr W A, agricultural implements and hardware, El Doratlo bet Main and Market Dorrancc H T, saddlery and harness, 183 Hunter Douglass J, saloon, Yo Semite House Douglass W U, barber, Main l>oyle John T, city councilman Drascovich & Dudrick, restaurant, 367 Centre Drascovich M, saloon, 158 Levee Drury & Patterson, grocers, 246 Main Duoker John, warehouse, Mormon Channel Dudley W L, attoruey-at-law, Odd Fel- lows Building Eaule Hotel, Mrs E H Allen propr, 275 Weber ave &0 C3 GO n &0 HARDWOOD LUMBER, WUITB VROHm is * IS Slain und 14 St 16 Sp«a Mtrret,M. V. Or«>Kon Aiih, Maple and Aldi-r DANIEl MORGROSS jt GO..-!iSSgg«i;giig«W #&' Raiiyg IM, •««.« IM"*!! Or*ffm, CO s s • IS I 886 California — Stockton. Easton A, furniture and carpets, El Do- rado near Main Eckstrom Albert, barber, 198 Levee EDWABDS JAMES & SON. con- tractors and builders, cor Main and El Dorado Elliot A T, grain and hops, Levee bet Centre and Commerce Elliot & Beighle, fruits and produce, 188 Main Elliot L Westfall, physician, McKee Building Ellis & McDonald, salooi;, Hunter Square Emmet Cruards, armory, San Joaquin m Washington Engelhardt Albert, Weber House, cor Main and Centre England J W, toys, 245 Main Ernest Charles L, crockery and glass- ware, 256 Main Eckstrom Mrs Thomas E, millinery, 254 Main Eshbach Mrs C & Co, millinery, 183 El Dorado Eshbach Henry, city councilman Ester Andrew, bootmaker, Weber ave Eureka Bakery, J C Fisk propr Eureka Market, Gage & Tripp, cor Cal- ifornia and Market "EVENING HAIL " PUBLISHING CO (E L L'olnoii, J J Nuu-vn and J P Cosgrove), publishers, 224 Main Excelsior Glove Factory, Miss Alice McKeuzie, 258 Main Fabor Tony, saloon, 282 Main Falk Henry, barber, cor Weber ave and California Fanning H M, Pioneer Tannery Co, cor Flora and Sacrament** Farmers' Co-Opcrative Union (Tlie) of San Joacjuin Valley, A C Paulsell pros, 1 11 Wilbur sec, cor (^ominorce and Levee Farmers' Exchange, J B Buckley, cor Centre and l/ovee FARRINGTON H L (Farrington, Hy- att & Co), :Ul-:{47 California FARRINGTON H S (Farrington, Hy- att & Co), ;{41-a47 California FARRINGTON, HYATT & CO, pro prietors Stockton Iron Works, 341- 347 California Fee Patrick, livery stable and city coun- cilman, Weber ave Ferguson John, tailor 183 Main Ferguson Mrs P W^, millinery, 183i Main Fickett & Hobbins, proprs Stockton Furniture Factory, Main bet Grant and Stanislaus Fiunen John, hackman, stand Yo Semite House First Baptist Church, cor Hunter and Lindsay FIRST NATIONAL BANK (The), H H Hewlett cashier and manager, cor Main and Hunter (see adv) Fisher Mrs J D, dressmaking, McKee Building Fisher M C, land owner, McKee Build- ing Fisher W R, agent M C Fisher, McKee Building Fisk & Co, meat market, cor Weber ave and American Fitzgerald M, Pioneer Saw and Planing Mills. California bet Main and Mar- ket Flemming G W, poultry, cor Hunter and Channel Ford & Brennan, feed and livery stable, 391 Centre Ford D, carpenter, cor Market and San Joaquin Ford & Hurd, groceries, 341 Centre Fowler W S, chief of p >lice Franco -Italian Bakery, A Saissoc propr. Hunter Frankenheimer B, clothier, 208 Main Frankenthal Adolph, tailor. Main opp Commercial Hotel Franklin Htmse, Mrs E Welch propr, Weber ave FRASER P B. notary public. First National Bank, cor Main and Hunter Free Public Library, E W Johnson li- brarian. Main Freeman W F, city councilman Gage J C, meat market, cor California and Market Galgiani Vincent, fish, fruit and vege- tables, 188 Levee (Jail AC, candy and varieties, 184 Main Gall John D, saloon, 198 Levee Gallup G W, builder, cor Lafayette and Washington Gambetta J, real estate and insurance agt. Odd Fellows Building, Main ( Jaribaldi House, Louis De Ferrori propr, SE cor Centri' and Lafayette Garlock Louis, El Dorailo Market, 172 El Dorado GARVIN M J, stationery, cigars and tobacco, 2(>7i Main Gerlach L (Gerlacli & Wagner), county supervisor Gerlach & Wagner, City Market, Main Germain Alfred, propr Hotel Du Cana- da, Weber ave bet California and American Ghigliazza G k Bro, groceries, cor San Joa(iuin and Lafayette Gianelli Bros (B and H Gianelli), cor Hunter and California Giblmns , physician, cor Main and Hunter CO CO CO ■k CO cs en M m o PRISnN CFII8 FencfH a/td Hi>idc« Work, *»7 Main Mtre«>t. M. F. CAIVIN NUniNG i SON IMt mi lt.TUGGLE & CO. Black Walnut Umber, "ag RS^^' LC P4 oo OD l_^ •• &0 S BC a tt ^ >^ £ UJ &« uu 0) ^ g H-i 1 o ►— 1 t as 1 s tJUl 1 » 'n ca wm ^ CO 1 s CO CO I GO M California — Stockton. 887 Gibson Mrs G, millinery, 187 El Dorado Gibson G W, groceries and crockery, 199 Sutter Gibson Wm M, attomey-at-Uw, Odd Fellows Building Gillis & Po^, gen nidse, Weber ave Giovaneasi F, varieties, cor El Dorado and Levee Glick Jacob, jeweler, 190 El Dorado Glidden- W R, principal Franklin School, Centre Globe Foundry, John Caine propr, coi Main and Commerce Gotield J F, poundkeeper Good Templars' Hall, Austin's Building, 308^ Main Goodell J M, drayman. Main bet El Do- rado and Centre GOODMAN MRS E, dressmaking, cor Main and Stanislaus OOODRUM F W, manager "Indepen- dent" Office Gough Michiel, hackman, stand Yo Sem- ite House Grahf.m Wm, hardware and tools, 200 Main Gramer John, wood and ivory turner, 3^.0 California GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, J Hen- derson proprietor, cor (Jaliforuia and Channel Grangers' Union, A Wolf pres, H S Sar- gent and W T Smith mgrs, H Sargcut sec, 280 and 282 Main Granite Works, P Keuenly propr, Main Gray George (Simpson & Gray), cor Commerce .tud Levee Gray John D, druggist, 170 Main Greenwood H (Gross & Greenwood) Grickow & Tilgman, real estate and in- surance agt, cor Main and Hunter Gross & (ireen wood (John K(tro3a and H Greenwood), butchers. Centre bet Market and Main Gross John, candy factory, 179 HI Do- rado Gross John, livery stable, cor Centre and Washington Gross John E (Gross & Greenwood), city councilman Grunsky Chas, county recorder and auditor, Court House Gumpert E, cigars and tobacco, 226 Main Haas C ft Son, jeweler and watchmaker, 204 Main Haas H O, cigars anil tobacco, 192 Main Hactkatt James, tailor. Main bet Cali- fornia and SuHer HAHN A & J> proprietors Commercial Hotel, 273-279 Main HAINES J S (Haines & Russell), Main bet Sutter and California Haines N J, dentist, 185 El Dorado HAINES ft RUSSELL (J S Haines and R W Russell), livery and feed, stable. Main bet Sutter and California Hale & Co, dry and fancy goods. Main Hale Joseph, farmer, produce and com- mission merchant, 162 Levee Hall I J, glovemaker Hall J B, attorney-at-law, Rosenbaum Building Hamilton Chas I So Co, book and job printing, 183 El Dorado Hamilton I D & Co, steamboat line, 150 Levee Hammond, Moore & Yardley, groceries and lime. Weber ave opp Court House Hansel J •vr^h, carriage works, cor Hunter aud Mine" ave Hansel L, groceries, cor Channel and Hunter Harris Charles, tailor. Hunter opp Court House Harris H & Wolft, junk, 154 Hunter Harris Mrs L J, dressmaking, Main Hart Geo, grain dealer and commission merchani. Levee bet Commerce and Centre Hart & Thrift, gen mdse, 265 Weber ave HARTLEY C F ft CO, wood, coal and ice, cor Bridge and Hunter Hatch & Holmes, horseshoeing and car- riage works, cor Weber ave and Sutter Hathaway S A, drayman. Levee bet Centre and Commerce Haycocks T J, carriage painter, 389 California Hedges & Buck, groceries, cor Main and San .Joacjuin Heiniiuin G H, blacksmith, Weber ave Henderson A J, city assessor. Court I House I HENDERSON J, proprietor Grand 1 Central Hotel, cor California and Channel Hoiiilerson J H, contractor and builder. Main Henderson Milton P, carriage and wa- goiimaker, 313-317 Main Henderson R W, dentist, McKee Building Hermann .John, saloon, 28G Main Hewey John, bakery and confectionery, cor Weber ave and California HEWLETT H H, cashier F"rst Na- tional Bank of Stockton, cor Main and Hunter Hickinbotham J T, wagon and carriage material, 271 Main Hickman Edward, dry goods and car- pets, 206 Main Hickman Wm M, druggist, 212 Main Hilke N C, harness and saddles, 257 Main Hirschfelder S, dry goods, 202 Main CO c ON. o m o O cn O > r o Z > CO H m PI H CO > z ■n > 0) O o UiDntlfnnn l IIMDCO WHITB BHOM., 1» « is Main ana 14 A 16 Hppar nAnUllUUU LUlflDLn, lit, 8. F. Black Walnut, Simniah «Jedar. Veneers. ft LOUIS BBWtBMtH r Centre and Main PRISON CEILS. Feneea mi4 Brl under-sheriff Looney Thomas, saddles and harness, cor Channel and Bridge Lothrop & Noble (Isaac Lothrop and E B Noble), hatters, 247 Main Louttit James A, atty-at-law, 240 Main Louttit W R, atty-at-law and notary public, Salz Building Lovelace S H, farmer Loveridge J S, bootblack. Levee Lutz &, Rink, saloon, cor Main and Centre Magner Max, saloon, 236 Main MaUon T C, real estate and insurance, Eldridge Building, Main Mansion House, J H Cross propr, cor Hunter and Weber ave Marble & Shaver, Eureka Beer Hall, 267 Main Marks Hams,, merchant tailor, 230 Main Marks Jacob, clothing. Levee Marks Mayer, cigars and tobacco. Levee Marr &; Chapman, carriage works, 4S6 Centre MARSTERS T J, wind mill and self- feeder, manufacturer tanks and der- ricks, cor Washington and California Martin F H, stair builder, Market nr California Matteaon Don C (Matteson &, William- son), cor Main and California Matteson F W, constable MATTESON & WILLIAMSON (Don C Matteson and T F Williamson), iron founders and manufacturers of farming implements, cor Main and California (see advertisement) McCarty James M, real estate, insur- ance agt, and notary public, 201 Main McCarty M, contractor, cor Sutter and Main McCormick M, bootmaker, 276 Main McCrellis B F, saloon, cor Main and El Dorado McCurdy Wm, druggist, cor Main and Sutter McDougald & McDouell, real estate and insurance agts, cor Main and El Dorado McGuffie Wm, boilermaker. Main McKAIO W W (Nash & McKaig), " Independent" McKenzie Frank, pound keeper McKenzie Miss A, glove factory, 258 Main McKenzie Geo A, register U S Land Office, Odd Fellows Building McKinne B, attorney-at-law, 240 Main McLellan W F (Kinsley & MoLellan), cor Main and El Dorado MoStay & Swinnerton, attomeys-at-law, Eldndge Building, Main Meader D A, fire insurance agt, El- dridge Building, Main Mechanics' Depot Saloon, G Scianchi propr Melone G W, auctioneer and commis- sion merchant, 181 Hunter Mengel Peter, boots and shoes, 185 Main Mengle Philip & Co, furniture, cor Cen- tre and Main Mersfelder L >uis, restaurant, cor Levee and Centre MescroU J M, dentist, 190 Main Mexican Restaurant, Mrs I G de Villa- loss, cor Hunter and Market Middlemiss J R, insurance agt. Hunter Square Miesell Frederick, hairdresser, 188 Main Milco John, varieties, 195 Main Milco N B, fruit and produce market, 195 Main Milco, Nicols & Co, variety sto^e, 205 Main Miller Frank, city councilman Miller N, physician, 172^ Main Miller T 0, artist. Hook Building, Main Miller Wm P, carrince factory, cor Channel and California Miller's Warehouse, W C Miller mgr. Mormon Slough Mills James T, stoves, tin and hard- ware, 198 Main Milner N, police judge, Eldridge Build- ing, Main Mingel Philipp, furniture and bedding, 352 Centre Minta Miss Julia, assistant. Free Public Library Minta Wesley, justice of peace, El- dridge Building, Main Mitrovich M, restaurant, 199 Levee Mnllenhauer L, groceries, cor Weber ave and American Monaco M, photographer, 198 Main Monahan & Magner, saloon, 230 Main Moore A D & Co, lumber yard. Mormon Channel Moore T N, groceries, cor Main and Centre Moore H H & Son, druggists, 248 Main Morrisaey James A, collector and gen- eral agt, 236 Main Morse H C, employment office. Odd Fel- lows Building, Main Mosher L E, agent C P R R CO GO 11 CD "S 'im CO CO S3 or HARDWOOD UlMBERiWllGONSTOCK,"Jr.'TifJr%'&^^*%'%- 07 i I t i \ m\ii WOBCROSS t ZQ.ris:siSv&jKsin'g& i&s&rsr^ 890 California — Stockton. a Mom IVank W, saloon, Levee Moantjojr Pope O, saloon, oor Centre and Levee Mt Veraon Lodge, No 264, 36 O T, 308i Main Mowbray James L, collector and real estate, 234 Main Mozart Lodging House, T C Evans propr, oor Main and Sutter MuUer Jacob, bakery, cor Main and Cal- ifornia Musto P, groceries, cor El Dorado and Market NATT ft KHOOP, Italian Rotisserie, Main, near Centre Naylor John E, city councilman Newman C, furnishing goods, 284 Main Nichols H P, agent for Chicago Screw Pulverizer and Chicago Scraper, 162 Levee Niestrath H, brewery, cor Elk and Levee Noack Alfred, windmills and tanks. Main Noble A M, deputy recorder Noble L B, attorney -at law, 240 Main O'Brien Dayton F (J H O'Brien & Son), 224 Main O'BRIEir J H, wholesale wines and liq- uors, Main O'BRIEN J H ft SON> wholesale and retail wines and liquors, 224 Main, Odd Fellows Building Odd Fellows Building, oor Hunter and Main Odd Fe llows Library, 218 Main OFFER ft FRIEDMAN, manufactu- rers and dealers in cigars and tobacco, 263 Main O'Keeffe P K & Bro, saloon, 176 Levee Creole Saloon, Weber ave Oullahan D J, wholesale liquors, 177 Main Overton Frank, saloon. Centre Owen Chaa E, music and musical in- struments, 249 Main Pacific M L Insurance Company, T W Newell mgr, 203 Main Pacific Tannery, Kallman, Wagner & Co, cor Oak and EI Dorado Parker Aaron, poultry and game. Hunter Parker George B, painter, 175 El Dorado Parker J B, groceries, Weber ave Parker R B & Son, groceries and pro- visions, 369 Hunter Parlor No 7, Native Sons of the Golden West, 308i Main Paterson Alex V II, judge department (1) of superior court. Court House Patten R C, agt Nevada Stage Co, of- fice Yo Semite House Paulk C C, attomey-at-law, Eldridge Building, Main Paulsell A C, pros The Farmers' Co-op- erative Union of San Joaquin Valley, cor Commerce and Levee Peck P H, barber 189 £1 Dorado Pena ft Sablan, barbers, oor El Dorado and Market Percy* ft Hamilton, architects, McKee Building, Main Perkins C E, groceries and provisions, paints and oils, 187 Hunter Perrin Otis, receiver U S land office. Odd Fellows Building Peters J D, grain dealer, 154 Levee Peyser Albert, barber. Main Peyser Simon, tailor, 287 Main Peyton ft Holmes (Seth Peyton and M Holmes), saloon, 230 Mam Phelps J L, deputy clerk Court House Philadelphia House, Joseph Breiden- boch, 15 Bridge Philadelphia Saloon, Barkhorn ft Dons, Hunter Phillips Thomas, physician, 240 Main Piakney ft Hess, saloon. Centre bet Main and Levee Pioneer Photof;raph Gallery, J P Spoon- er, 173 and 175 Main Poehner Julius, saloon, 189 Main Porter ft Roesch (W C koesch and D Porter), wholesale fruits, nuts, canned goods, etc, cor California and Main Post-Office Restaurant, Botzbach ft Jor- gensen, Hunter opp Court House Prentice James, plumber and gasfitter, cor Main and American Pritehard V P, principal grammar school Quinnft McDougald, paints and oils. Main Raab ft Miller, What Cheer House Ralph C R, county assessor. Court House Raphael J, clothier, 187 Main Rawlins Post No 14, GAR, 308^ Main Read Thos Y, agt Wells, Fargo ft Co, 182 Main Reamey James S, attemey-at-law, El- dridge Building Reaume Louis, bootmaker, Weber ave Reibenstein R R, contractor and builder and public administrator, Washington Reid John C, civil engineer. Main opp Court House ' Reid R K, physician. Centre opp P O Reid Robt K, pros Bank of Stockton, cor Main and Centre Reppin Guntav, barbrr, 387 Centre Reynolds Merick, grain buyer, oor Com- merce and Levee Rhodes Alonza* real estate and insurance agt and notary public, 239 Main Richards W H, undertaker, cor Hunter and Main CO CO CO CO GO &0 iJ z o CALVIN NUniNG t SON, «IRDBB«, JTAlIi AMD FBMOB WOBM« iM7 Hmla UtrMt, fln Vnmelae*. AllIN, TUfiBLE t CO.. SPAMISH CBDAFl. »»&?JCi£y ct 3 California — Stockton. 8dl V Ring B, auctioneer and real estate agt, oor Grant and Main Rink k iMtz, aaloon, oor Center and Main Riordan Daniel, saddles and harness, 189 Main Rivara Andrea, srooeries. Hunter Roberts & Eldred, marble works, Main bet California and Sutter Roberts Miss E S, fancy Roods, 175 Main Robinson Jerry, architect and builder, 203 Main Robinson W H, coroner, Main bet Centre and El Dorado Rogers & Norman, wood, coal and ice, cor Market and El Dorado Rohrbacher & Boerner (H Rohrbacher and F Boerner), saloon, NW cor Hunter and Channel Rolf I, carriage factory, 256 Centre Rosenbaum ft Crawford, clothiers, cor Main and San Joaquin Rosen blum M, dry goods. Hunter near Weber ave Rossi A, wine dealer and hotel, 150 Main Rothenbush Dan. El Dorado Brewery, cor Stanislaus and Oak Rowe A M, hay, Weber ave Rowe Robt, stoves and tinware, cor Main and Sutter Ru^gles F A, physician and surgeon, McKee Building, Main Ruhl Fred A, hardware and tin, 183 Hunter Ruiter Miles A, horseshoeing, Weber ave Rupert George, saloon. Center and Main BUSSELL R W (Haines & Russell), Main bet Sutter and California Ryder Albert, hackman, stand Yo Semite House Sablan M, barber, El Dorado near Market Safferhill Dave, liquors, cor Levee and Hunter St Agnes Academy, cor San Joaquin and Leach ave St Aloysius Cadets, Sutter near Wash- ington St John's Episcopal Church, El Dorado St Lawrence Stables, Woodworth & West proprs, Channel next Grand Central Hotel St Mary's (Catholic) Church, Washing- ton Sanders E F & Co, varieties, 186 El Do- rado San Joaquin Brewery, Yost & Worth proprs, Weber ave San Joaquin Hotel, F Stoetzer propr, cor Weber and San Joaquin San Joaquin Stables, Frank Beswick propr, cor Centre and Washington San Joaquin Valley Bank, C I Leach pies, F J Hugsins cashier, 210 Main Saurock Mrs Mary, restaurant, oor Main and Stanislaus Sargent H S, mgr and sec Grangers Union, 280 and 282 Main Saunders Wm, agt Pacific Pottery Co, Main opp Court House Scanlin A V, justice of the peace, El- dridge Building Schmidt i Regner, lunch-house, 74 Centre SCHMIDT & SIMOir, groceries, pro- visins and moat market, cor Main and Grant Schneider J", cigar factory, Sutter bet Main and Market Schrack Mrs S R, hairdressing and stamping, Main Schram Frank, house furnishing goods, 190 Main Scianchi G, saloon SCOFIELD & TEVIS (D G Scofield and Harry Tevis), paints, oils, glass and brushes, cor Main and Sacra- mento Scott Silas, saloon, cor California and Washington Seavers F, meat market. Hunter nr Channel Sedgwick's River Exp.-esS; Stockton to San Francisco and Sacramento, offices 418 Sacramento, San Francisco, and 180 Main, Stockton Sellman L, laundry, cor Grant and Main Sequard King M, cigars and tobacco, 203 Centre Severy M, real estate agent, 198 Main SHAW H C, proprietor Shaw's Plow Works, 201 and 203 El Dorado SHAW'S (H C) PLOW WORKS. H C Shaw propridtor, 201 and 203 £1 Dorado (see ar'iv) Shaw J B, tailor. El Dorado Shaw M J, ponltry and game. Levee Shearer B 0, mgr W U Tel Co, 203 Main Shepardson N G, varieties, Main Shepherd Bros & Co, groceries, cor Cen- tre and Main Sheridan P, tailor, 189 El Dorado Shurtleff G A, physician, medical supt State Insane Asylum Sibbers M, painter, 287 Market Sielnacht Frank, bootmaker. Levee Simpson & Gray (A W Simpson and Geo Gray), lumber. Levee below Com- merce Sineer Mfg Co, Carl Altman mgr, 175 Main Smith Ansel, attomey-at-law and police judge Smith Chas, merchant tailor, cor Weber ave and Stockton 0) C > Z o o o CO — ( m &0 -5 1 ■: HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BBOH . IS * IS Mala aad 14 A !• mmemr mtreeU «. V. Was«a StMk, C^iAlaet Woods, ote. f fimmmmmmmmmmmmmiiimmimmmm iouiSBB>»EBiinii tco.,^et'^?a?^^g&yiiY,„j 19 yarg 892 California — Stockton. m Smith F H, depnty clerk, Court Hoqm Smith F L, famiture and bedding, 306 Main Smith O F, carpenter and builder, 183 Commerce Smith H C ( A D Moore ft Co), cor Com- merce and Sonora Smith Thomas, cigars and tobacco. Hunter opp Court House Smith W H, saloon, Yo Semite Block Smith W T, mgr Grangers' Union, 280 and 282 Main SVYDXR LEWIS* harness and sad- dles, Weber ave Southworth ft Qrattan, grocery, cor Main and Sutter Spencer Walter, barber, cor Hunter and Levee Sperry Austin (Sperry ft Co), cor Levee and Beaver Sperry Charles, farmer Sperry S W (Sperry & Co), cor Jjcvee and Beaver Sperry S W & Co, general commission merchants, Levee Spis Aug, saloon, cor Main and Sutter Spooner J Pitcher, photographer, 171 Main Sprague Z, gunsmith. Main StncK Michael, poultry and produce. Main Stamper I, clothing, 236 Main STAB FOUNDRY. Muttcaon k Wil- liamson proprietors, cors Market and Main, and Crrant and Aurora Starlight Oil (Yates ft Co), Flan- ders mgr Star Restaurant, Mary Sandervek propr, 331 Main Star Soap Works, Williams ft Co proprs, Centre bet Main and Leveo State Bakery, Wm Ingles propr, 388 Centre STATE INSANE ASTLTTM. Park bet California and 8 Steinhart ft Kock, clothing, 178 El Do- rado Stewart ft Smith (Frank Stewart and J W Smith), grain dealers, Levee Stewart Wm It, bootmaker. Centre Stipe W, livery stable, 482 Centre Stockton Bargain House, clothing, 264 Main Stockton Building and Loan Associa- tion, F Stewart pres, 183 Main STOCKTON BUSINESS COLLEGE. F K Clarke principal, cor Hunter and Miner ave STOCKTON CANDT FACTOBT. W C Walker and W D Buckley proprie- tors. Main opp Yo Semite House Stockton City Mills, S W Sperry ft Co proprs. Levee Stockton and Copperopolia R R Co, R L Myrick assistant supt, C F Hutch- inson agt, cor Centre and Levee Sto 3k ton Division Si ^s of Temperance, 308i Main Stockton E A, physician and surgeon, cor Main and Hunter Stockton Furniture Factory, S H Fick- ett and I V Robbins proprs. Main bet Grant and Stanislaus Stockton Gas Co, Henry Adams mgr, cor Centre and Mormon ave Stockton Guards' Armory, Mozart Hall, Main Stockton Grange, No 70, Patrons of Husbandry, 308^ Main Stockton Hair Works, Fred Miesell propr, 188 Main Stockton Horse Market, P H Boggs propr. Hunter "STOCKTON INBEPENDENT." (daily and weekly), Nash ft McKnig proprietors, cor Hunter and Levee STOCKTON IKON WOBKS. Farrin^- ton, Hyatt ft Co, 341-347 California Stockton Laundry, L Sellman propr, cor Grant and Main Stockton Lodge, No 182, 36 G T, 308^ Main Stockton Lumber Yard, Moore ft Smith ^ "-oprs, cor Commerce and Sonora "bx'OCKTON MAIL" (daily and week- ly), Colnon, Nuiian & Cosgrave pub- lishers and pro rietors. Odd Fellows Building, Main Stockton Marble Works, J H Suther- land and John Dillon, Main bet Stan- islaus and American Stockton Savings and Ijoan Society, L U Shippee pres, Fred M West cashier, cor Main and Hunter Stockton Steam Dyeing Works, Hess ft Schmidt, 297 Main Stockton Street Railroad, J ft C P Crow , Main Stockton Telephone Co, Horace J Ladd mgr, 203 Main Stockton Warehouse, John Ducker pres, C H F Braun sec, Mormon channel Stockton ft Washington, physicians and surgeons, MeKec Buildi g Stockton Water Works, L L Bradbury propr. Hunter nr Main Stock well E R, dry goods and clothing, IIM) Main Sto we E B, notary public, 22S Main Sto well John (Abbott, Williams ft Stowell), cor California and Market Straus D, cigars and tobacco, cor El Do- rado and Levee Sullivan John M, real estate, cor Main and El Dorado CAIVIN NUTTING i SON, MMiBffaRtarera all klada il«7 Main mtr^-t* «•< i: if IROli WOBK, mEII. TIIGStE t CO. OAK PLANK. California — Stockton. 893 Summerville James, horaeahoeing. Cen- tre bet Waahington and Lafayette Sutherland & Dillon, marble and gran- ite worka, Main bet American and Stauislaua Sylveater, Noye k Co, furniture, car- pets, etc, 250 and '252 Main Tait Jamt;8 G, machinist, Newell Build- intt TAMSEN J (Lloyd & Tamsen), 168 Levee Tappan & Thomas, whitewashing' and general jobl>Mm, Hunter Taylor Mrs L V, glovo factory, 258 Main Terre C S, liquors, Weber ave Terry D S, attorney-at-law, Kosenbauni Building, Main Terry S L, city attorney, 240 Main The Fountain, Kinsley & McLelland THOICPSON C Y, general commission fruit and produce market, cor Leveo and El Dorado Threshar M S, hardware, iron and steel, 182 Main Tilghman George, city clerk. Court Houae Todd H W, physician, 180 Main Tons John, propr Philad Iphia Brewery, Levee Tourists' Restaurant, Givanovich & Sciuttich proprs, 251) Main Trefrcn Rev J L, clergyman (Methodist) Tripp D D, Eureka Market, cor Califor- nia and Market Tripp W O, harneaa and saddlery. Cen- tre Truman's Improved Iron Harrow, Al- fred Noack agt, Main bet American and Stanislaus Truacott A & J, carriage painting and wagonmukers. Hunter Tucker E E, city and county surveyor Tucker Washington, (Tucker & Walsh) Tucker & Walsh, (Washington Tucker & T F Walsh) real estate agts. Main TuUy John, real estate and insurance agt, 226 Main Tufly R W, mayor and cashier The Bank of Stockton, cor Main and Cen- tre Turner Mrs D C, dreaamaking, 200 Main Turner J H, auction and commission, cor Main and Grant Turner W A, dentist, Newell Building, Main Tuttle's Hot«tl, Mrs E Tuttle propr, nr C P R R Tye Hugh, blacksmith, cor Weber Ave and American Twin Bros, saloon, 192 Market UiriTED STATES HOTEL, H C Uolman k Chaa Schmeder proprietors, oor Centre and Market Van Vlear W H, gunsmith, 173 El Do- rado Vasquez Joseph, groceries and liquors, cor California and South Vasque M, barber, 208 Levee Volk Frank S, erocerics and provisions, cor Centre and Market Von Detton C, justice of peace Wadekind F, agt Albany Brewery, cor Main and Sutter Wagner L J, butcher, 258 Main WALKER W C, Stockton Candy Factory, Main opp Yo Semite House (see advertisement) Wallace W G, dentist, Salz Building, Main Walsh Thomas P (Tucker k Walsh) Walter L C, ticket agt and telegraph operator Walters Geo L, City Hall keeper Wasley k Saunders, boots and shoes, 238 Main Weaver Mrs J A, millinery, 245 Main Weaver H W, county clerk. Court House Weaver J A, saloon. Main Weaver Mrs Laurinda, teacher of fancy work. Main nr Stanislaus Webb M S, master mechanic, Stockton and Copperopolis R R Cc Weber House Saloon Webster J B, Pacific Coast Law and Business Agency, Eldridge Building, Main Weidman W H, Boston Coffee House, 348 Centre Welch Mrs, Franklin House, cor Weber ave and California Weller George E (Weller k Langridge), 201 Main Weller k Langridge (G W Langridge k G E Weller), boots and shoes, 201 Main Wellman Henry, barber, cigars and tobacco, 174 Levee Wells, Fargo & Co, T Y Reed agt. Main Welsh k Co, flouring mills, San Fran- cisco Wenk T B, carriage painting, 81 Chan- nel West Geo k Co, wholesale wines and brandy, 197 Hunter West Wm B, nursery depot, cor Chan- nel and Weber ave Western Houae, James Byrne propr. Ce ntre b et M arke t an d Washington WESTLAKE STOVE CO. house fur- nishing hardware, 294-296 Main What Cheer House, Raab k Miller proprs, cor Centre and Levee Wheeler k Wilson Manufacturing Co, S L Philipps agt, Yo Semite House Block ^ &0 O^ 3 I A HARDWOOD LUMBER. OO '3 WHITR BROM.. 13 Jk IS Main and 14 « 16»pear Ht. t». V Boat Mtbvk. Oak Plauk and Timber. mmmmmm ■ i 1: ODD FELLOWS' SUPPUES, '&SJ»SR.nr/«»^iV 894 California — Stockton. White ft ThontM, law and pUning-mill, Hunter bet Main and Market Whitney O D, oonduotor S and K R Wilbur I R, aeo The Farmera' Oo-oper- ative Union of San Joaquin Valley, oor Commerce and Levee Wildera A, chair factory, cor Main and Stanislaua Wilhoit R £, searcher of records, 232 Main Wilkea P S, attorn^-at-law and notary W public, Eldridse Building, Main illiams C E & Co, wool dealers, Centre Williams Mrs £ J, dressmaking, Weber ave Williams George P (Abbott, Williams ft Stowell), cor California and Market Williams Johi R. druggist. Main Williamson Truman P (Matteson ft Williamson), cor Main and California Willow, No 55, K of P, cor Main and San Joaquin Willows Brewery, Burner ft Rohbecker proprs Wmters George, deputy recorder Winters Robert, bootmaker, 365 Centre Wolf A, pres Grangers Union, 2H0 and 282 Main Wollner Fred, groceries and liquors, cor Channel and Hunter Woods ft Dmry (John N and E W Smith Woods, and E W Drury), Wzroceries, crockery, etc, 246 Main ood ft Grant (S M Woods and L E Grant), hatters. Main Woods J N (Woods ft Drurv), 246 Main Woolfe L, watchmaker and jeweler, El Dorado bet Main and Levee Woolsey Wm, groceries, cor Main and California Worth Charles (Yost ft Worth), oor American and Weber ave Wright H £, grain dealer and commis- sion, 339 Centre Wright J J, ngt Singer Sewing Machine Co, 175 Main Wright, Nash ft Co, grain cleaner, Cali- fornia bet Main and Market Wynkoop A B, money leaner, Newell Building, Main TO SEMITE HOTJSEt James Caven proprietor. Main (see advertisement) Yosemite Stables, R S Johnson propr, cor Weber ave and San Joanuin Yost Frederick (Yost ft Worth), cor American and Weber ave Zignego Jo C Jr, notary public, Rosen- baum Building, Main Zignego Mrs M A, millinery, 182 El Dorado sM^gi^lls^ i^f^^fSJS^ Nos. 251, 253, 255, 257 and 259 MAIN STREET, STOCKTON, CAL. JAMES CAVEN PROP.^IETOR. FIRST-CLASS HOUSE. This House is the leading hotel of the City, containing all the Modern Improvements. General Ticket Office for the Big Trees, Yo Semite Val- ley, Bodie, and General Stage Office for all the Southern Mountain Towns. The Yo Semite Coach will convey guests from the Boats and all Trains Free of Charge. CO CO a 2 i ^ &0 PRisci: CEILS, <.'i°-si^a;.;s:?sjir> CALVIN nuhing t son. o o MHIIH Califcmia — Stockton. 896 MATTESON Sc WHXIAMSON, MANUFACTURERS AND DRALERS IN AGRICULTUBUl IMPLEMENTS. FAOTORT. loeatod on AURORA ST.. bet. Main and Markst. <>"- SSL'^ffd cSiifflX^SuT*" •* } STOCKTON, CAL. With largely increased facilities for manufacturing, «. "< are now in ..j/iuicion to oifer to the trade and fariiiing public unusual bargains in the several Tines »• "<■* ..■ kIs. Some of our SpecialtieH are the following: The RIf.i «rd8' Improved Header, *' STOCKTON CHIEF" having no equal on the Coast ; .'hreshlnf and (itaekinc Derrlclia: Iron Harrowa, a new invention, and destined to HupcrHctTo wooden structures of that class; The Famous Mnlky Cianr Plow "AHEKICAK 4^H1KF'': The Patent Diamond, or Two-E general merchandise Emerson E A & Son, butchers Fceney Jas, hotel Goble E, far iier and teamster lioach A M, p.'opr Diamond Spring Mills Jjoveland F G, propr Deadwood MilU Lv.dlum T B, mining supt OnkenFG, hotel Osbeck C ^k, carpenter and painter P&INDLE G T, blacksmith and poat< master Robertson J , hotel Shultz J F, hotel Wilson John, carpenter miles by stage east of Milton and 15 miles east of Sonora. Gurney & Knight (A G Gurncy and W H Knight), hotel Knight W H, postmaster SUGAR PINE. TuoLUMMB CocMTY. A post-office, 49 SUISUN. Solano County. A. post, express and telegraph office, on the Californi^i Pa- cific R. R., 49 miles from San Fran- cisco and one mile from Fairfield, the county seat. It is also situated on an arm of Suisun Bay, at the head of navigation. The country surround- ing it is rich agriculturally and an abundance of fruit and berries is grown in the locality. Population 700. ALDEN E B (E B Aldcn & Co) ALDEN E B & GO (E B Alden, K Sh.aw and A P Voorheea), clothing and furnishing goods, boots and shoes, cigars, tobacco and notions Anderson J T, agt C P R It Andt rson J W, constable Anderson Nelse, fruits and vegetable.s Ashim Brt, pharmacist Bank of Suisun, R D Robbins pres, Wm Wolf cashier Barrett James, hotel Bartlott H J, liquors Bartlett W T, liquors BOWEN W H, publisher and propri- etor the weekly "Solano Republican" Breck Sami^el, general merchandise ^ CO CD SSK « CD CD S *s CO Mi CO UADnWnnn l IIUDCD WHITU 1IBQ»., is * is Xain muC 14 * le «pear nMnllff UUII LUfllDCn, St.ll. F. Blaek Waiaai. Spanfah Cedar, Veneers. I I'lf i ; .3 E'Bl J>'|ri| DANIEL HORCROSS t t6..'WaS9Sii!?gnsSx ' H !i! i«*ii 898 California — Suiaun-Summit Burohard Rev J L, olergyman (Metho- dist) Cerkel William, general merchandise Chrisler A, restaurant Chrisler V J, real estate and insurance Cohc Jacob, general merchandise Crocker Asa, stationery, books and post- master Crowlfly James, liquors Davidson L N, W, P & Co's agt Dillon Robert, carriage painter Dinkelspiel A M & A, gen mdse Downing W G, physician Fitzpatrick Miss H E, milliner Flammer J A, wagonmaker I'rank J & Son, general mdse Green ft Frisbie (G W Green and L C Frisbie Jr), meat market Greenthaler George, jeweler Harding W C, dentist Harris Henry, tailor Henry J, blacksmith and wagonmaker Hilbom E P, grain warehouse and Sui- sun Mills Hitchcock Rev J F, clergjmau (Presby-. terian) Kennedy W T, groceries Kinloch J W, hardware and stoves Krause John, blacksmith Lawrence Mrn L M, millinery and dress- making LEITHEAI) & PRITCHAr.D (Wm Leithead and T J Pritchard), carpen- ters and bui lders lEITHEAI) WM (Leithead & Pritch- ard) McDonald D C & Co (D C McDonald and D Hale), livery stable McKay A S, bootmaker Miller John, bakery and liquors Morehead A, clocks and joweiry Morton A S, liquors MURBAT ALEXANDER, bootma- ker () >reile John, hotel PRITCHiiBD T J (licithead & Pritch- ard) Reeves D L', grain warehouse Reeves W W, ;igt Puget SduiuI Lumber Co Rems James W, stoves Reynolds J V\ B, physici^in Robbiris R D, lu mbe r ROBERTS HOTEL, John Vest pro- prietor Robinson \V II, deutist Shields John, biackpnnth SHAW M (Alden & Co). Napa St'.ikniiin O M, druggist TAYLOR W K, groceries, clothing, boots and shoes "THE WEEKLY SOLANO REPUB LICAN." W N Bowen publisher and proprietor Trainor James, juntico of peace VANCE DR 3 M. physician, surgeon, druggist, and apothecarv, and dealer in parf drugs, chemioals, and toilet articles VEST JOHN, proprietor Roberts Hotel VOORHEES A P (Alden & Co), Napa Wagner John, barber Weihe G A P, operator W U Tel WEINBEROER H> cigars, tobacco, fancy goods, confectionery, station- ery, and furnishing goods White A L, undertaker Wood A C, hamessmaker SULPHUR BANK. Lake County. See East Lake. SULPHUR CREEK. Colusa CouNnr. A post and express office, in the Coast Range, 35 miles M'est of Colusa, and 40 mues by stage from Williams. It is near Wilbur Springs, which have medical proper- ties of great valuf . BLANK MRS LOTTIE, general mer- chandise, postmit tress, and proprie- tress Clark's Hot Sulphur Springs Brame J S, r>ropr Wilbur Springs Cherry Wm, iropr Central Gold Mine Excelsior Quicksilver Mine, Disturnell Bros proprs Hughes D, propr Manzanita Gold Mine Roberts John L, stage SUMMERVILLE. Tuolumne County. Post-office Scnora; 10 miles from Sonora. CARTER C H. general merchandise Holland I T, blacksmith Richeri J B, general merchandise Scott San font, saloon SUMMIT. Pli'm AS County. A post-office situated in the puss know;i on the map of Cal- ifornia as Bcckworth P and postmaster Odd Fellows Hall &0 CO CO col oil C»4 fO CO C3 dRaK mmmm OR m ^ o« w ca m % m ^ CO ms IIEII. TIIS81I i CO., Shit naili. all Mi. 1» a«« M «pewF MU IUm Vraaelne*. CO i M ress iles age 3ar ler- ler- rie- tne ell fO CO CO CM CM ine fCS) CA CO r^ (7aZi/arnia — Summit Station-Sitsanville. 899 SUMMIT STATION. Plaokb County. See Donner. SUMNER. Kern County. A post, express and telegraph office; is an enterprising, thriving little town, on the Southern Pacific R. R., 314 miles from San Francisco, and 63 miles from Tulare. There is a large amount of freight handled there. It is in a rich section of country. There are two hotels which are kept in good style. AM Y & ABDIZZIi general merchan- dise AROIZZI B> postmaster Brock C C, assistant agt W, F & Co Cesmat John, French hotel and feed stable GENTSAL HOUSE.- I> R Miller pro- prietor Chittendnn Bros, forwarding aud com- mission Craijj F W, merchant Curtis Bros, photographers EVESBTT H0US£. J C Liudsey proprietor French House, John Cesmat propr Ibbarra Ignacia, hall and saloon Jemison W T, road master Laurent L A. agt W U Tel Co Lomoyne Wm J, constable LINDSET J C, proprietor Everett liouse MILLER D R, proprietor Central House Mills E, brewery depot fnd saloon Murphy J J, general nie.'chandise and agricultural implements VS'hitmer B F, agt S P R R Co, and agt VVtUs, Fargo & Co VVorswick W H, foreman round house S P R R SUNOLGLEN. Alamkdv County. A post, express and telegraph office, on tiio Central Pa- cific R. R., G miles from Nils^ and 5 miles from Pleasauton. AOER MARKi general merchandise and warehouse, postmaster and agt Wells, Far^o & Co Argenti .Joseph, hotel Brittner George, blacksmith Cederbluom John, blacksmith Elmes Geo, bootmaker Leopold — , harness Lutz Frank, saloon Hcott Bros, general merchandise Vandervoort G I, blacksmith MARK ACER, DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE. I1V8VBAKC1: AGBHCV. Agent for Central Pacific Railroad and Wells, Fargo & Co. Also Warehousing. Manol, Alameda Co., €al. SUSANVILLE. Lassen County. A post-office, situated in Honey Lake Valley, east of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and th t eocntry surrounding it is quite fertile though irrigation is found necessary to insure crops. It is the county seat, and is reached via Reno and Chico also, distance from either place to be traveled by stage being about 85 miles. Arnold A T, water works Bassett Fred G, jeweler Beryman Henry, saloon Bishop M C, barber Blake J C, justice of thepeace BLUM & ALEXANDER, general merchandise Branham James, jeweler and district attorney Brownell D C, county assessor Burnie C W, salcion Chamberlain M P, physician Clifford Frank, bootmaker Cohn Bros, general merchandise Cummings A B, painter Donaldson F, bootmaker Eaves A E, physician Epperson J H, physician Garber Simeon, stage line Greehn & Asher, general merchandise Groton W D, physician and druggist Hall W P, county clerk, auditor and recorder Hamilton Benj, barber Hammond & \Vilson, stage line Harris E, county assessor Harrison Geo W, undertaker Harrison W R, restaurant Hendrick J W, superior judge Hostolkus , county supervisor Hyer D C, notions and county treasurer James Mrs L, milliner Johnson & Wood, hotel Johnston Robert, hotel and coroner Johnston Samuel, paper hanger Kelley C G, attoruey-at-law Kirkbride Rev C H, Methodist clergy- man Long & Cain, butchers Long J T, saloon Long T N, general merchandise Maltby J E, harness and saddles C > Z o m o O ■ > ?.i-ii HMDWOOD LUMBER, WHITB BROB.. 1» A IS Maim and 14 A 1« Spear litreet, 0. F. Oregon Aaii, Maple and Alder. wm mum mm mmiif'^^r^^ m\sMmmHUt,^j'^^y!i::smmmmn^\ i ! 900 California — Siiaanville-SvMer Creek Marstelle M, attorney-at-laMr Masten J T, county supervisor McClaskey C, attorney-at-law HcKINSET & SLATER, publishers Merrell F U, register U 8 Land office Meylert G W, general merchandise and receiver U S Land Office Moody R F, druggist Nathuu M, general merchandise Otto A & Son, blacksmiths and wagon- makers Peyser D, hotel Powers Lewis, ^county supervisor Sanders Mrs Fanny, gen mdse SANDERS T B. cabinetmaker and sewing machine and insurance agent Sayre A M, attorney -at-law and clerk U S Land Office Schooler W R, county supt schools Skadan H N, sheriff and tax collector Smith Jacob, hotel Smith M 6, constable Suule £ P & Co, plaiiing-mills Spalding Z N, druggist Spencer Edgar, builder and contractor Spencer E V, attorney-at-law Streshly Miss Fanny, milliner Taylor Joseph, stage line Watson Thos, livery stable Wood Beuj, tailor N. S. McKINSKY. l>. C. SLATER. LASSEN ADVOCATE, SLATER ft BBoKINSEY. rubliMhet'8 and Proprietors, Suaanville* Lamen County ' ial. Weekly Newspaper, published Thursday, SUBSCRIPTION ; ^.60 in Advance, $4.00 if nut in Advance. Best AdiortiHinK Medium in Northern California. AdvcrtitiinK Kates reasonable. Job Printing Neatly and Cheaply Done. SUTTER CREEK. Amador County. A poet, express and telegraph office. Is a prosperous and thriving town of 1,500 inhabitants, centrally situated, and is distant from San Francisco and Sacramento 143 and 45 miles respectively; being con- nected by railroad and stage; 12 miles from lone Citv, the terminus of the Amador Branch of the Central Pacific K. R. There are several good mines in the vicinity that are Iwing profitably worked, employing a large number of operatives. Its social features are superior, and it is a promising, thrifty ftlace. Its chief support ia derived rem the mining interest. Allen Geo, lum ber AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, A K Dudley proprietor Bawden Jos, general merchandise Berd W H, barber Brignole B, general merchandise Brinu M & Bro (M and N Brinn), gen mdse and insurance agents Brow n W H, constable BXTROAR CiESAR. American Ex- change Hotel Burmingham Rev, clergyman. Catholic Cook Albert, barber Danielwich G, dry goods and clothing Davies David T, supt Alinaden Mine Co DENNIS J> postmaster Donnelly & Howan, foundry machiue shop DUDLET A Ki proprietor American Exchani^e Hotel DI7NLAP DENNIS, apothecary and stationer, paints and oils DUNLAP T, manager W U Tel Co and notary pub?'o Fagan Peter, Sutter Creek Livery Stable, harness and saddlery Eraser T H, blacksmith Fulter Jacob, general merchandise Gabbs E S, dentist Giles J H, physician Gillman Isaak, fruits Hayden J H, undertaker Hill Henry C, liquors Howard F A, insurance agent Hubbel W D, carpenter Johnston & Pratt, liquors Kinsey Rev S, clergyman, Methodist Knight t Co, foundry LithgowJas, varieties Lutnesky V, jeweler Mails Mrs M A, millinery and fancy goods Martell Loui, blacksmith Martell I. N & Co, wagonmakers and homeahoers Mazon J L, physician Mitchell & Co, stoves and hardware Muldoon James, liquor Pa^ne Si Richardson, liquors Peiser J, merchant tailor and gents fur- nishing goods and clothier Porter J S, justice of peace Rabolt L, brewery Randolph I N, attorney-at-law and in- surance agent RICHARlfS CHAS E. saloon Ruboit L, hrewe..y Ryan k Corbett, general merchandise Schwenn Adolph, oakery Seed Albert, bootmaker Songer W .f, wagonmaker Stewart S.DR, supt Mahoner Mining Co Sutter Creek Livery Stable, P Fagan propr f is o CALVIN NUTTING £ SON, MIROBIM. JAIIi AM» rBM€R WORK. M7 Haia lltreet, Saa Fraaeiaco. tHr** mm kWa. TUGBIE t CB„ BHEGOII >SH >ND mm. IS * •• Spear St. San Vnmclaco. California — Sutter Oreeh-Tahoe City. 901 Towns H H, sapt Amador Canal & Min- ing Co Vermlovich A, ligaora Versalovich Mrs A, millinery Versalovich V, varieties Vicini O B, boots and shoes, harness and saddlery and varieties Werner & Sutherland, butchers Wildman W T, general merchandise and agent W, F & Co SUTTERVILLE. Sacramento County. Post-office Sac- ramento City; situated on tho Sacra- mento River, 3 miles south of Sacra- mento; population 75. Delange G 6, liquors Forsman J G, blacksmith and wagon- maker Girame O, vegetable-grower Groneved M F, saloon Hoyt 6, farmer James B, farmer Koch Anton, fruit grower Lacke A, farmer Lincoln J M, justice of the peace Norris T, saloon and fisherman Sherborn , farmer THDSLEir NICHOLAS, brewery SUTTON HOUSE. Butte County. Post-oflace Butte Mea- dows. CARTER J £, proprietor Sutton House and Pleasure Resort Messer W N, lessee Sutton House and propr Chico and Prattville Stage Line SWANSEA. Post-office Ijone Pine. Jones John, saloon Pernir P, hotel and saloon SYCAMORE. Colusa County. A post office, 6 miles " southeast of Colusa. ^ DAVIS HOWELL, general merchan- dise and warehouse Kent M, blacksmith Nelson Mrs, hotel Parr J L, wagonmaker Shoemate J P, saloon Wills J P, blacksmith TABLE BLUFF. Humboldt Couni-y. A post-office, IJ miles from Salmon Creek and on the stage road 15 miles south of Eureka. Kinman & Holland, blacksmiths Kinman Seth, saloon Lathron Robert, general merchandise, postmaster and agt W U Tel Co Long E B, justice of the peace Patrick A B & Co, general merchandise Quinn Alice, milliner and dressmaker Quinn & McNaughton, hotel Tiemey James, constable Tierney Edward, general- merchandise OO CD SWEETLAND. Nevada County. A post and express office, 37 miles by stage northo.iijt of Marysville and 14 miles northwest of Nevada City. Flanders John, constable Graham Peter, liquors O'Farrell James, hotel Patton R B, justice of the peace Waruer Wm, general merchandise Wood James, general merchandise, hotel and postmaster TABLE ROOK. Sierra County. A post and express office, 16 miles north of Downieville. Becker Frank, hotel, brewery and livery stable Brown W A, bootmaker Carmichael Peter, butcher . Casker Mrs C, hotel Davis L D, civil engineer, U S deputy surveyor of mineral water Haley C W, liquors Hitsman M, blacksmith Hough J Z, varieties Prasens W H, attorney Small Jacob, general merchandise STOUT H C, hardware, express agent, postmaster and general merchandise Thorp J H, justice of the peace White & Schwering, saloon CO TAHOE CITY. Placer County. A post and telegraph office; a place of great resort by tour- ists, situated upon thr margin of Lake Tahoc, 14 miles fron> Tnickee, con- nection being made hy stage. Lake Tahoe is 35 miles lonj,' and 15 miles in breadth, at an elevation of 6,000 foet above the sea. Only a small portiim of the lake is in Placer Touiity, t-lu balance being in El Dorad.o ahd the Stii.te of Nevada. cs CD S ona CD 10 CO CO I CO HARDWOOD LUMBER. WHITK BROS.. IS A IS Main and 14 A Itt Spear 8t,«.F. Oak. A«h,Ulck«ry,]IavIe, €hrrr» etc. MA80NI0 OUTFITS, '1SSIifrSSi^ii;:.-Bs:m^t7m:w: €t—*m, etc.. at MOBCMOMI * CO., 902 Califomia — Tahoe City-Tehama: CO Arfsten A J, barber BAYIBT A Jt proprietors Grand Cen- tral Hotel Baylev J P, butcher Campbell I B, postmaster, saloon and warehouse Campbell J W, hotel Hurley John, fishery Keyser & Mrod, livery stable McCuen G, lumber Owens M, lumber Pomine Wm, restaurant ^ Saxton Rube, lumber Short J M, general merchandise Stien N, lumber "TAHOE TATTLER." R E Woods proprietor Trueworthy Frank, propr Swimming Baths Watson Robert, lumber Williams J M, carpenter WOODS R E> photographer and pro- prietor "Tahoe Tattler'* TASONVILLE. San Joaquin County. Post-office Woodbridge. FENNELL& THOMPSON (J R l, blackHmith Harris I & Son, general merchandise Holmes K, ■ ooper McCnminon A, waj^onmaker and hofse- shoer I'rici' VV S, candy and lifjuors Prime David, harness shop Rontson E E, saloon Rosenburg J, general^merchandise Smith E P, butcher Taylor Mrs & Son, hotel Thompson J W, saw and flour-mill YOTJxiG J Ci general merchandise and postmaster TEHACHAPI. Kern County. A post and ei^press office, 45 miles southeast of Bakers- field, the county seat, and 3 miles east of the Southern Pacific R. R. station, Tehachapi Summit. Brink W B, physician Brite J M, saw-mill and lumber Curren Philip K, farmer Diers Henry, flour-mill Dumal & Spencer, hotel and saloon Eastwood Hotel, Edward B'ountain & Co Ellington T, livery and saloon Flanigan Timothy, farmer and stock raise r FICKERT LOUIS, farmer and stock raiser Fickert Fred, farmer and stock raiser Fountain Edward & Co, hotel Hart Isaac, farmer and btock raiser Hart Moses, farmer Hirschf eld L ft Co, general mdse MURPHY J J, general merchandise Rison R A, saloon Taylor & Glenn, blacksmiths Taylor W A, deputy-sheriff Weill Bros, general merchandise TEHACHAPI SUMMIT. Kern County. Post-office Tehachapi; on the Southern Pacific R. R. (TuUre Division), 20 miles northwest of Mo- jave. Boden T, blacksmith Cohn & Alexander, general mdse Eveleth J, hotel Fontaine Bros, hotel and saloon Gates L T, livery Kcsain^' B, hotel and saloon Wheeler J W, saloon TEHAMA. HARDWOOD LUMBER! WAGON STOCK, Tehama County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Sacramento River and the line of the Oregon Division of the Central Pacific 1^ R., 12 miles Houtheast of Red Blufl", and 27 miles northwest <>t Chico ; is in a ])lcaBant locality, and supported by an excellent faruiiiig CO i CO CO CO GO tUEN TUBGLE t CO. Pacific Coast Hart Woo Wheeler & Walter (A V. Wheeler and H Walter), dry goods and groceries COTISELLO PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, BY DANIEL McNEHL. OFFICE: MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE. TEHAMA. CAL. INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS. TERMS-IN ADVANCE: One Year $3 00 Six Months 1 50 Three' Months $1 00 Single Copies ... 10 CO c CO c o o O oo &0 CO CO CO HARDWOOB LUMBER WHITB BBOB.. 1» A IS Main an«l 14 A 1« Spear , Mt.li.F. Oak, A«h, Hickory, Maplf, €kerry, etc. i \ m W ■11 'i t\ j 1 i '.. uuis mmmmtm»''Bsswsi»*^?:teiisss£ss^ t CO « 09 M o B 904 Calif(y. nia — Tejon Reaervaiion-Tower House. TEJON RESERVATION. Ekrn Countt. Fost-offioe Bakersfield. WyjAT^y^ X F, general merobandise TELEGRAPH CITY. Oalavehas Coumtt. A post-office, 5 miles by stage southeast of Milton. FABKS EDWAUl. botel and gro- ceries TEMECULA. A post-office, on K. (San Diego San Diego County, the Southern PaciHc R Division), 74 miles northeast of San Diego, and 49 miles southeast of Cotton. BuUis W S, agt C S R R Gonzales J M, tj;rain buyer Horan R D, builder and contractor Magee John, justice of peace and fruit dealer Maurretta K & Bro, stock dealer MTJND S> general merchandise Wulf Louis, general merchandise TEMESCAL. Alameda County. See North Temescal. TEMPERANCE. Fresno County. A post-office, 6 miles from Fresno City. It is a small town, supported by farming and fruit grow- inj;. SMITB L G. postmaster TIPTON. Tulark County. A post, express and tolegriiph ofiice, on the Southern Pa- cific R. R. (Tulare Division), 11 miles south of Tulare and 120 miles north- west of Mojave. Burford B F, general merchandise TRETBAL A> general merchandise. Wells, Fargo & (Jo's express, Western Union Telejrraph Co, livery stable and poHtmaater WooOti Andrew J, farmer and dairyman TOa-HOUSE. Fresno County. A post-office, SSmiles northeast of Fresno. Adams E C, blacksmith Adams J S, carpenter and builder ADAMS WnXIAK, general mer- chandise, assistant jpostmaster, lumber dealer and blacksmith shop Barker W O, general merobandise Bennett C M, planing-mill and mac' - ist Bering A P & Co, gen mdse and saw -mill Donanoo & Humphrey, saw-mill Henderson Robert, saloon Humphrey J W, lumber yard Read W D, wagonmaker and black- smith Yancey C A, hotel TOMALES. Marin County. A post, express and telegraph office, situated on the line of the North Pacific Coast R. R., 40 miles northwest of San Rafael and 25 miles southeast of Duncan's Mill. Its principal products are potatoes, cheese and butter. It was the head of trans- portation for the farming; country around, before the railroad run through. Abies T J, cashier Bank of Tom ales Bank of Tomales, T J Abies cashier Bocker H, liquors Bonncau T C, hairdresser aad constable Delesi Joseph, saloon Delesi Peter, tinsmith Dutton G VV, physician and druggist Fisher A L, justice peace and carpenter Guay John, livery stable (luldagcr Louis, blacksmith Hagerty M, hotel HOXLAin) H W, postmaster Kahn A, general merchandise KOWALSKY & CO. general merchan- dise Ijang F H, cheese factory McGinty John, tinsmith Morrissey P, carpenter Mulvanna P, li({uors Mulvay P, liquors Murphy M L, wagonmaker Muscio D, liquors Patten John, harnessmakar Pedrilli Chas, saloon Plank F A, hotel Konncau T S, carpenter and barber Stcmple A P, hotel Thompson C T, butcher and farm pro- duce Thrasher D, blacksmith TOWER HOUSE. Shasta County. Post-office Shasta; 18 miles by stage from Redding. Camden k Shed (Chas Camden and Jno Shed), hotel ^ ■ CO CM 99 E C/) CO Caii/omio — Toutisend-rriwidad. 9or> TOWNSEND. TcLABE County. 17 milea northeast of Visalia^ TOWNSEND H C, postmaster and hotel TRACY. San Joaquin County. A post, express and teleeraph c ffice, situated on the Central Pacitio R. R., where the Livermore and Martinez branches meet, 83 miles from San Francisco and 19 miles southwest of Stockton. The business formerly done at Ellis, 3 miles distant, has been transferred to this place. AT. T.T.Tff JAMES> agent Central Pa- cific R R and Wells, Fargo &; Co, m anager Western Union Tel Co BUSCI&E GAD, hamessmaker and saddler Castle Thomas, liquors Fabian P (Fabian & Co) FABIAN P & CO (P Fabian & L Levinsky), general merchandise and post-ofhee Fink Henry, butcher (iay John, blacksmith Hay W B, justice of peace Hubbard Rev J N Hurst Willard, barber Levinsky L (Fabian & Co) L ewis Par k H, constable LUDWIO C» proprietor San Joaquin Hotel Mativia Josei)h, saloon and livery NOBiERO Bi general merchandise SAN JOAQTIIN HOTEL, C Ludwig Sroprietor n P, bootmaker Tracy Hotel, E Wacksmuth propr Wack smuth E, propr Tracy Hotel WILLIAMS J L. blacksmith and wagonmaker G. A. D. BUSCHKE, Manufacturer and dealer in Saddles, Harness, Bridles A Sad- dle 4«oods. All kinds of Worl< done at the Lowest Priues and in a Workmanlike Manner. Tracy, 8an Joaqnln Co., €al. SAN JOAQUIN HOTEL, C. LUDWIG, Proprietor, Opposite the S. and C. P. R. R. DEPOT, TRACY, CAL. This is one of the best Hotels in San Joaquin County, and can therefore offer superior accom- modations to the tra\ ding public at the follow- ing terms : Recular BEeals 2S and Extra Meals 50 to 75 Cents. Beds. 9S, 8U and 7S Cents. J. L WILLIAMS. Creneral Blacksmith, Wasonma- ker, and Horse shoe r. Repairing all kinds uf ACiBICI^IiTirRAIi LIIPLISSIEXTH And Windmills. TRAOY, SAN JOAt^UIN COUNTY, CAL. TREMONT. Solano County. Post-office Dixon; a station on the California Pacific and Northern Kail way, 17 miles west of Sacramento. FOSTER W. house propr Foster's ware- TRES PINOS. San Benito (;?ounty. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Southern Pacific R. R., 100 miles southeast of San Francisco and 6 miles southeast of Hollister. Gaugh Rev M J, clergyman (Methodist) Herrera V, liquors Hogan M, hotel and livery Kelly K T, blacksmith and agricultural implements SCHEEUNE B, general merchandise Severa F, hotel Water C, fruits and confectionery TRINIDAD. HuMboLDT County. A post-office. Sit- uated on the coast, 25 miles north of Eureka. Trinidad depends upon the extensive lumber claims which sur- round her. Population about 1'25. There is a light-house on the headland a little way from town. Bull John T Sr, butcher CHILDS WM, postmaster and general merchandise DU BERTBAND E. commission- broker, con\eyancer, collector and justice of peaoe Fitch Thomas, blacksmith Hiques F M, constable Hooper F P & J A, lumber McDonough & Burke, saloon 7^ oo HARDWOOD LUMBER i WAGON STOCK.'^?.'Tff ?.Tp.'i£^.'.'»'%° 58 ■1? GO CD CO CO =1 C/9 CJl 1 ir '-ii il iHl 1 ODD FELLOWS' SUPPLIES, Flaff«, BanncM. et«., at BfORCJROSS A CO^ Maaonle Teaiple, Vo. • Poat (itreet, •. F. CO e . IS •ma I Hi 906 California — Trinity C'entre-Truckee. TRINITY CENTRE. A post, express and Is reachea by stage 61 miles uistuut. Trinity County. telegraph office, from Keddiiig, Population 75. Larsen John, blacksmith and hardware Murray ft Brincard, general mdse RUMFELT A. postmaster Voilniere Wm, hotel Wheeler Nathan, saw-mill TRUCKEE. Nevada County. A post, express and t>.legraph office, situated on the line of the Central Pacific R. R., in the he physician and surgeon DARIUS CHRISTOPHER, manaeer hnrness shop of Truokee Lumber Co, Main Davis Hamlet, groce: ies Dixon W S (Lenahan & Dixon) Dunster George W, justice of the peace Durno Wyatt C, millinery EDWARDS W F. editor "Truckee Republican" Ellen Ella, lumber mfr F & A M, Truckee Lodge, No 200, Jos- eph Miirzen sec Ford & Keiser (T S Ford and John Keiser), attorueys-at-law Ford Thomas S (Ford 4; Keiser) FRITCHE MARTIN, tailor Gage Herman K, photographer Goss R J, physician Grazer August (Stoll & Grazer) Greely Henry H, constable Hammer Edwin C, restaurant Harrison Geo W, groceries and fruits Holliet VVm, jeweler Hurd Wm H, saloon I O G T, Donner Lake Lodge, No 304, G W Gitfeii see I O F, Donner Lodge. No 162, J C Walker sec I O F, Tahoe Encampment, No 45, G W Giffen sec Irwin Wm, propr Truckee Livery Stable KEISER JOHN (Furd & Keiser), "Truckee Republican," Main Kinzler Oscar, painter K of P Lodge, No 44, Geo Marshall sec Knutcen Mrs Lizzie, glovemaker Koch August, bootmaker Kru;^er W H (Truckee Lumber Co) Lenahan & Dixon (M Lenahan and W S Dixon), saloon Le naha n Michael (Lenahan & Dixon) LEWISON J L & CO (J L Lewison), dry g oods and clothing. Front LOW£RY SAMUEL, tie contractor Magnolia Saloon Marzcn J & Son (J and J Marzen Jr), meat market Mason H A, attorney-at-law MASON ORANGE £, attorney and commissioner of deeds, Truckee Hotel McCoUougli Daniel, bootmaker McDonald J ames, saw-mill MuKAT STEWART, pr.>prietor New American Hotel McLcllan & Lowden, box mfrs ^iettras Charles, saloon MiUett John, blacksmith and bowling alley Millett Johu^lodging-house MOODT JOHN T, proprietor Truckee Hutel and Livery, Depot NEW AMERICAN HOTEL. Stewart McKay proprietor O'Neill Wm, saloon of C F. Meadow Lake Council, G E Marshall sec PACinC LUMBER AND WOOD CO, M E Burckhalter proprietor Paschen Richard D, meat market Peel J J L, mgr Sisaon, Crocker k Co Pt»rter Bros (H and W A Porter), saloon Quinn Nicholas, cooper RAM, Donner Chapter, No,30, Joseph Marzen sec Ready J, restaurant Reed .Tames, constable Reid & Symms (N Reid & A Symms), blacksmiths REPUBLICAN PUBLISHINQ CO, publishers "Truckee Republican" Rhodes E C, physician RICHARDSON BROS (W and G W Richardson), lumber manufacturers RICHARDSON W (Richardson Bros) RICHARDSON W Richardson Bros) Ridley Joseph R, varieties Roberts H W, insurance agt Schatfer Geo, lumber Schmidt Frank M, tnil^r SHERRITT JAMES, proprietor The Sherritt House Sisson, Crocker & Co (A W Sisson and Clark Crocker), general merchandise Smith D J, stage line Stevens Frank P, stoves and tinware Stoll & Grazer (J Stoll and A Grazer), brewery and saloon Stoll J (Stoll & Grazer) THE SHERRITT HOUSE, Jas Sher- ritt proprietor TRORNDIKE & BURCKHALTER (Mrs D W Thorndike and Mrs H T Burckhalter), dressmakers THORNDIKE MRS D W (Thorndike &, Burckhalter) TOWNER DANIEL B, varieties, agent Wella, Fargo & Co, and post- master TRUCKEE HOTEL. John F Moody proprietor Truckee Lumber Co (W H Kruger and E J Brickell) "TRUCKEE REPUBUCAN" (semi- weekly), John Keiser pr()prietor, W F Edwards editor Van Vleet Hazael, agt W U Tel Co Wade Mrs Nellie, lodging-house Wear W W, mfr Cronk beer WEI8ENBURGER JOHN J. attorney and notary public Welch Samuel, restaurant Weller Samuel B, furniture, under- taker, and justice of peace &0 CO c CO 5>,'fl o o £3 ill • m c/s t/l c/: C/3 C/9 HtRDWOOD LUiBER, WHITE BBOfi. lit. ift. r 18 A IS Main and 14 * 168p««r Cannter Tops. Mewel Pests, BalBsiera. \r s^. IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 1.1 [^ 1^128 12.5 ui lii 12.2 £? 144 ■" li° 12.0 m i4 1'-' ■^ 4^ Fhotographk:: ScMices Corporalion r WUT MAW STIHT WMSTILN.Y. 14510 (716)S73-4»03 '^ LOUIS BBiHIEBmiH CO.. Bratmumft fi^.jEmEBs/'jgiSffsr 908 California — Truchee-TvXcure. White Dana L, saloon Whitney Thomas B, saloon Williams J G, varieties Williamson Charles, saloon Wilson M elvin W, dentist WINHEU) MBS KABTJ, dre^F. maker Woodruff G J, agt P R R 1 £W®K11 M0f llfi, JNO. F. MOODY, Proprietor. The only point for Tourists going East or West wishing To Visit Lake Tahoe aiil the Pleasiire R mrls of tlie Sierras. This, the only First-class Hotel in Trnckee, is conveniently located for Tour- ists who desire to visit the "Gem of the Sierras," Lake Tahoe. The accommo- dations are excellent, and every attention will be shown guests to make them comfortable and their trip a pleasant one. The House has a Stage Line connect- ing with Mr. Moody's Grand Central Hotel at Lake Tahoe. Leave the Hotel daily for Tahoe City, 15 miles, connecting with steamer Niagara across the lake to Glenbrook, there connecting with Benton's Stage Line for Carson City and the V. and T. R. R. for Virginia, Gold Hill, Ac. Stages leave for Sierraville, 28 miles; Loyalton, 28 miles; Eureka Mills, 48 miles. ^EWAIIERICAN HOTEL FRONT STREET, TRUCKfe E, CAL. 8TMWABT McKAY. Proprietor. NEW AND ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS. Board and Lodging, $6 & $7 per Weel(. Single IMeals, 25c. THE SHERRin HOUSE, FRONT STREET, Tmekee C»lin»mla. JAMES 8HERRITT, PROPBIETOK. Board ftnd Lodi^iiuf* $6 and $7 per Week. Single Meals, 86 Oenta. TULAaE. TuLARK County. A post, express and telegraph ofBce, on the southern Pa- cific R. R., 251 miles from San Fran- cisco and 63 miles from Sumner; has a population of 1,000. It is supplied with schools, churches and a finelyce' um and public library. It has a daily and weukly paper. The town and sur- rounding country is well supplied with artesian wells which are never failing. Large crops of grain are CALVIN NUniNG £ SON, JMT MAIM MTBEJiST. ISAW FHAWCISCO. Iron Doors. Dank Vonlts, JBte. •ttmm mitll. TUGGLE & CO. Blad Walnut Lumber. "sastfflSK."- ? oil as E op CO Ol ■ ca E CO California — TitZare. 909 yearly raised in the section. The Egyptian com is being raised as also the Evergreen millet. Both are very productive and unsurpassed for food. There are a number of ditches in the vicinity of Tulare which are famous for their le gth and width — one cost $60,000, and is many miles long. Adams John T, books, stationery and varieties ALFOBiD B Mf physician and surgeon Asher Jacob, propr French Hotel Battenfeld & Mills (G H Battenfeld and W C Mills), meat market BLACK & CABLTLE (Wm A Black and Wm Oarlyle), drugs and groceries BTJCKLAND GEO 0, carriage and wagon manufacturer and publisher "Buckland Manufacturer" "BUCELAND MANUFACTUIIER" quarterly newspaper, Geo G Buck- land publisher , Cady E T, saloon Canon DEL, ^rain despatcher S P R R Camoch an R , carpenter CABOTHEBS J H, physician Carpenter William, wagonmaker Chatauvert Louis, saloon Clapp T D, contractor and builder Coleman Henry, blacksmith and wagon- maker Collins & Riche, contractors and builders GOLTON A T> hardware, stoves, tin- ware, agricultural implements, paints, oils, wall paper DeWitt M, attorney-at-law Da Witt & Richardson ( W M DeWitt and S Richardson), real estate and insur- ance agents TwncT BR IIVERT AND FEED STABLES. Fish & McMillan pro- prietors Dresser C H, farmer and dairyman Durio A &; Bro (A and B Durio), gener- al merchandise ELITE PHOTOOBAPH GALLEBT. J P Lowe proprietor Ernest H, tailor FAUST J F & SON (J F and C B Faust), furniture, upholstsery, under- takers and picture frame manufactu- rers FISH & McMillan (G a Fish and R T McMillan), proprietors Dexter Liv- ery and Feed Stables Flanagan T J, resident engineer S P R R Fowler Mrs, hotel Francisco H H, agent S P R R and W U Tel Co French Hotel, Jacob Asher propr Garrison E P, drayman GILL GEOBGE Q. livery stable Golden W F, baths GOLDMAN J ft CO (I W and J Gold- man), eeneral merchandise and agri- cultural implements Green William, painter Hall A P, watchmaker and jeweler Hamman D 0, harnessmaker and sad- dler Hammond T W, assistant postmaster Hawkins & Fowler (Leland B Hawkins and Perry D Fowler) real estate, grain commission, mfrs bricks atid agricul- tural implements Helm & Gill (Thos Helm and Geo Q Gill), saloon Hills Jushua, blacksmith Jalumstein Z, watchmaker and jeweler Jauchiers B W, saloon Johnson James M, postmaster Johnson Seymour, master mechauic S P R R and pres Tulare Library Assn Jones A J, photographer Kelsey Hiram, meat market Kowalsky Bros & Co (E H and H I Kowalsky and S Ephraim), gen mdse, grain and W, F & Co's agts LEVINGEB ISAAC, cigars, tobacco, fruits and general merchandise Littleiield & Wiggins, artesian well bor- ers Lo pez J ohn V, barber LOVEJOT J 0, justice of the peace, notary public, real estate, insurance agent and news agency LOWE J p. proprietor Elite Photo- graph Gallery, watchmaker and agent New Home and New Wilson Sewing Machines, Tulare nr K LUCAS B B contractor, carpenter and builder MADDEN D W> proprietor Pacific Hotel and Tulare Water Works McGinley & Shultz (John McGinley and F M Shultz), general merchandise Miller H O, drayman Monterey Wm, barber Moody & Gist, blacksn^iths Morris & Michael (A Morris and J Mi- chael), general merchandise Morrow L J, general merchandise Mull B F, artosian well borer Murphy L D, physician Murray George, bootmaker Nelson Mrs J, millinery and fancy goods Oaks F O, train despatcher S P R R PACIFIC HOTEL. D W Madden pro- prietor, opp Depot PAIGE ft MOBTON (Timothy Paige and James Morton), ranchers Perkins W L, saloon Pile J R, bootmaker PBATT L A) undt rtaker, upholsterer, carpenter, builder, msurance agent, town marshal and constable GO CO OO CD CO ^ ^ &0 CO CD ■s UlDnWnnn IIIMDCD WHITB BROM.. 1» a 15 Main and 14 Jk 1« Spear nAnlllf UUII LUInDCn, Ht, m. m*. Hubs. Ilpokes, Rims, Poles. Shafts etc. m;:r- W 910 California — Tvlan^. Prngh W W, asaiataat diviaion supt C P and S P R R Rav Wm, deputv sheriff RoDertson G H, hamessmaker and sad- dler Roaenthal F, oigara and tobaooo Shepherd Wm, well borer Shultz & MoGlnley^neral merchandise Sisson, Wallace ft C^, general merchan- dise, John F Uhlhom collector S teere Henry, division clerk S P R R ffSUDABECKERS A, manager Tulare City Printing and Publishing Co and manner and editor "Tulare City Tel- egraph " (see adv) Swain C T, train despatcber vS P R R TULABE CASmOE WOBKS, Wheeler Bros proprietors "TULABE CITY BAILY TELE- OB^H" (also weekly), Tulare City Printing and Publishing Co publish- ers, J A Studabecker manager Tulare City Dairy, C H Dresser propr Tulare Library Association, Seymour Joh nson pros TUTJLBE CITY PBINTINO AND PCBUSHINO C0> J A studabecker manager Uhlhom John F, notary pubiio Uhlhom & Maples, grain and live stock . harvesters, contractors and ranchers Waite L, saloon Wales F E, dercmnan (Congregational) and principal Tulare Academy WHEmEB BBOS (F W and A W Wheeler), proprietors Tulare Carriage Works White J H, clergyman (Methodist) Wilson E M, insurance sgt Woodruff & Caroihers, druggists and varieties VOODBUFF D & druggist Tulare Cil) Printing and Publlshlsbing Companji. J. A. StndatM«k«r. llMuig«r, Publishen of the DAILY I WEEKir TELEGRAPH Of Tulafe Ciltgr. THE DAILY is publishea every evening (Sun- day excepted), and gives all Local News of inter- est, and t)ie Latest .Telegrapiiic Intelligence of the World. THE WEEKLY is .'Ipublished every Saturday Morning, and gives a resume of all the Local and Foreign News of the Week. Daily, per Year $8.00 Weekly, per year 2.50 m&wm» J. A8HER, Proprietor. FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS at Reasonable Rates. Finest Wines and Liquors. Fine Sample Room for Coinmercial Travelers. O'-^x-iii-Bie'sr. J. p. LOWE, Photographer and Watchmaker, TUL/.'*.B. CAL. Pictures of all the LATEST STYLES, taken in and out of duon. All kinds of Photographs and Tintypes taken. COPYING AND ENLARQINO a Specialty. I am also prepared to repair Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Sewing Machines, etc. X^ Agent for the New Home and New Wilson, Sewing Machines. <^ CO CO S3 CO 5 M ft e PAIWIM miTTIIIC 9 Cnil *•* MAIN MTBBRT, SAW FRAMCMCO. VllLfin RUIMllll « OURf lr«n Ooors. BMk Vavlts. lBt«. 1 I I I 00 1 I California — Ttdcure-Turlock. 911 OPPOSITE DEPOT, Tulare City, - - California. D. W. MADDEN, Proprietor. MEA.L8 ^T ^LL I3^0XJR8. Neat Comfortable Rooma and Superior Aceommodations. F. W. ¥nieel«r. A. W. Wheeler. WHEELER BROTHERS. Proprietors. TULARE CITY CALIFORNIA* ALL KINDS OF Carriages, Wagons, Buckboards, Etc., 1^.^3DE TO 0£%SS£%. General Repairing and Blacksmithing done at Short Notice. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. TURLOCK. Stanislaus CorNTv, A post, express and telegraph office, on the Viaalia Division of the Southern Pacific R. R., 33 miles southeast of Lathrop, 13 miles southeast of Modesto and 25 miles northeast of Merced. It is the shipping point for a large grain-grow- ing district. A,llen E E, hotel Babbitt Mrs M, hotel Bates Norton, saloon Bentley Edward C, blacksmith • Cross J H, groceries and provisions Davis Chas, warehouse Donovan Wm, blacksmith Dunlap J H, justice of peace Good Joseph, salooa and meat market Hall & Russell, warehouse Hummeltenberg C, hotel JefiF^rson W R, painter LANDER I C) postmaster and general merchandise Lander R R, tin and hardware Lane A F, carpenter Lecusan Peter, saloon Lecusan R, barber Mitchell J W, warehojse Moran Anthony, bootuii.. .t Phipps Charles, druggist and physician Pool G W, saloon Richards H C, saloon 09 c o o GO CO CO 3 HARDWnnD I IIMRFR ^^-^'^^ BROS.. is *,!» Malnand 14^ 16 Spear St, 0. F. Oak, Aata, Hickory, BEaple, Cherry, ete. lOUIS BR>VEBimN t CO.. jWWWfftK— , •flier C >oto tower ttoa «■>" la the €ltj. !!• HoatKvmerjr St. 912 California — Turloch- Ukiah. Bnsaell H 0, warehouse Ryer ft Baldwin, butchers Sawyer J, painter Straus L & Co, general merchandise Worth C A, constable Worth Ghas, saloon TUSCAN SPRINGS. Tehama Counts-. Post-office Red Bluff; 7 miles by stage from Red Bluff- Bradley Mrs J C, hotel JUSTIN CITY. Lo9 ANGELKd CouNTY. A post-office; reached by stages from Santa Ana, 2 ' miles distant. Chandler M, physician Eddy Samuel L, blacksmith Hewes N, teacher Preble Geo, carpenter and builder Tustin Columbus, postmaster UTT L> general merchandise and insur- ance agt, Main TUTTLETOWN. Tpolumne County. Post-office Sonora, situated 6 miles northwest of Sonora and 6 miles from Columbia. Nevada Co's line of stages pass through the town daily. Distance by stage to Milton 26 miles west. Beyhaut £, restaurant Drake — , supt Patt^rson Mine OBOSS F J. saloon Patterson Mine, — Drake supt Swerer Wm, general merchandise Walters W P, oarperiter TYRONE. Sonoma County. Post-office Occiden- tal. HELD C E> railroad agent UKIAH. Mendocino County. A post, express and tel^aph office; the county seat and one of the oldest towns in the State. Geographically it is in Ihe 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 located; alti- tude about 800 teet. The Court House and jail, built in 1872, cost $40,00U. It has six churches and excellent schools. Situated in the heart of a rich agricultural and pastoral resiun, the productions of which con- tribute largely towards swelline the exports of the State. It is also the dis- •tributing point of maH matter for a lan;e section of country. It is the central point of J. L. San- derson & Co's sta^e lines to Eureka, Cloverdale, Mendocino, Lakeport, Up- per Lake, Bartlett Springs, etc. There are a number of springs, both hot and cold, possessing medicinal properties that are highly prized by invalids. ALBEBTSONFC. constable, collector, and insurance agent AMBROSE C D (Ambrose & Osborne) AMBROSE & OSBORNE (C D Am- brose and D H Osborne), general mer- chandise Ames E S, bootmaker ARCADE SALOON. J Son proprie- tor BALDWIN J W, attorney-at-law. Masonic Building BANK OF UKIAH, R McGai vey pres- ident, Saml Wheeler cashier BERLIN MRS A C> millinery and varieties BLUE WINQ SALOON, Perry ft Car- son proprietors Bransfnrd Walter L, county clerk and auditor BROCK A, hairdresser BROCK & PAGE (A Brock and R H Page), hairdressers Brooks Chas, carpenter Brunner Fred, stoves, tin, hardware, and agricultural implements Burger ft Haskell, butchers Carothers T L, attorney end notary public Carpenter A O, photographer, real es- tate agt, and deputy internal revenue collector CARSON D. Blue Wing Saloon Caughey R, county supervisor Charlton Thos, blacksmith and wagon- maker Clau sen N, ciga rs and tobacco CLEVELAin) M V, saddlery and har- ness Cohen L L (Marks ft Cohen) Compton W F, clergyman (Methodist) COOrER J A, attorney-at-law and no- tary public Crawford ft Faulds, warehouse Crockett R (Duncan ft Crockett) Cummins F M (R H Morgan ft Co) CUNNINOHAM CHAS (Cunningham ft Son) CUNNINGHAM & SON (W W and Chas C"nningham), furniture and undertakers PRISON CEllS, Fences and Bi-it, h.V. CAIVIN NUniNG t SON. HUIH. TUG6LE t CO.. NEXICM H>RB WOODS.'U'g^'aa!!' - CoiUfomia — Ukiah. 913 OUNHIirOHAK W W. justice of peaoe, inioranoe agent, and recorder Day L T, ooanty asaessor Defmonioo Bestaurant, Duncan A Crockett jproprs Donahoe J H, sheriff and tax collector Dozier B, physician Duncan C'has (Duncan & Crockett) Eppler G W, propr Ukiah Soda Mfy FALKNEB J H> proprietor Grand Hotel Saloon FASHION LIVERT AND FEED STABLE, J G Hightown & W J Ellis proprietors Fashion Saloon, John E Kinsey propr Ford Wm, city trustee Fowzer Jai))es, attorney and treasurer Fox B B, county supervisor Gesler F, carpenter Gillaspie & Hamilton (H L Gillaspie and C C Hamilton), attorueys-at-law GILMOR R F, watchmaker and jew- eler, (see adv) « Gordon Alex, county supervisor GRAND HOTEL, Thos Pascoe pro- prietor GRAND HOTEL SALOON, J H Falkner Gwiau & Brainerd, saddlery and har- ness HAGAN WM A> proprietor Ukiah City Hotel Hamilton C C, attorney -at-law Harrison Thomas, county surveyor Hart J S, agt W U Tel Co, insurance and stage agt Haskett Mrs S W, school teacher Heger Jacob, tailor Hight H, feed yard HIGHTOWER ft ELUS (J G High- tower and W J Ellis), livery stables Hofitnan C, general merchandise Hofiman M, dentist Hoffiuan W A, drugs and gen ladse Holden Wm, attoruey-at-law HoUiday Wm F, carpenter and cabinet- maker HOPPER J T> board and lodging Hough Wm A, architect and builder Hyman M, jeweler and watchmaker Irvine T A (Metzger &, Irvine) ISBELL WM> proprietor Ukiah City Mills and oit^ trustee Jamison J A, city marshal Jenkins C C (Phelps & Jenkins) Keenan M, painter Kelton Mrs M A, school teacher King E W, physician Kinsey John £, Fashion Saloon Knnst Charles, books and stationery Luce Charles, county supervisor Malony F, general merchandise Mannon J M, atty-at-law and notary Marks Berry (B Marks & Co), city treasurer Marks B & Co (B Marks wd M New- field), general merchandise Marks & Cohen (S Marks and L Cohen), gen mdse and furniture Marks S (Marks & Cohen) Mason Geo T, coroner MoBride H B, clergyman (Presbyterian) McGowen Geo, dentist McGARVET Ri president Ukiah Bank and superior judge "MENDOCINO DISPATCH AND DEMOCRAT," Peabody & Sefton editors and proprietors Metzger E B (Metzger ft Irvine), and postmaster Metzger & Irvine (E B Metzger and T A Irvine), stoves, tin and hardware Mitchell H H, dentist Morgai R H (R U Morgan & Co) Morgan R H & Co (R H Morgan and F M Cummins), gen m Ise Morrow James J, recorder Morrison J J (Smith & Morrison) Newtield M (B Marks & Go) Nofisinger W N, school teacher Osborn C has, carpenter ORSBORNE D H (Ambrose &: Ors- borne) PAGE R H> hairdresser PAINE CHARLES L, editor and pro- prietor "Ukiah City Press" PALACE CLUB ROOMS AND BIL- LIABDS, William A Hagan propri- etor PASCOE THOMAS, proprietor Grand Hotel PEABODT H A, publisher "Mendo cino Dispatch and Democrat" PERRT A C Blue Wing Saloon Phelps & Jenkins (P C Phelps and C C Jenkins), blacksmith Phelps P C (Phelps & Jenkins) Phillips Bros (Frank and Clarence Phil- lips), gtiueral merchandise hilUps " ~ Phillips Clarence (Phillips Bros) PhilliM' Frank (Phillips Bros) Press wm, hairdresser Pressey Mrs H S, millinery and dress- making Price H, clergyman (Christian) and searcher of records Redmeyer A F, insurance agt Reed John, mayor Reed J S, pres Mendocino County Wool Growers Association REYNOLDS ROBERT, hotel and sa- loon, forks of r -ad, 2^ miles from Ukiah, Little Lake, Round Valley and Lakeport Robinson J C, physician ROG^US J T< attorney and notary public. Law Building OO &0 m &9 HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BKOti.. laStlS main and 14 A 16 Spear Bt, ». F. Black Walnut, Spanish €edar, Veneers. 914 Caiifomia — Ukiahr- Unde Sam. Rnddiok J 0, principal pablio Mhoola Sanford A B, Baptist ol«nzymaa Stawel l J H, nnoer sherin 8EFT0H A Wt 'Mendocino Deapatch and Democrat" Sheridan J, Catholic clergyman Simonaon Ole, county anperviaor Smith C P, Ukiah Market Smith J H (Smith & Morriaon) Smith A Morriaca (J H Smith and J J Morrisc- livery, feed and sale atable 80V C J. saloon Spruwel Chris, saloo n TAGTOABT EDWnr, proprietor Ukiah Ciiy Drue Store Tallman H C, Methodist clergyman Tann Jas, harneasmaker Th'>mas J R, county supt schools Ukia h Br ewery, S Wurtenberg propr UKIAH CITY DBTJO STORK £ Tag gar t propri etor UKIAE CtTx HOTELi Wm A Hagan proprietor VmH cm MHIS. W Isbell pro. prietor '•TJrmn CITT PRESS." Chas S Paine editor and proprietor Ukiah Market, C P Smith propr Vance Miss Bessie, millinery Vandusen L, saw-mills WTLLUJii bootmaker II ft RUDDOOK (8»m Wheeler and J C Ruddock), insurance agents WHKKIiKR SAKUKL, cashier Ukiah Bank Wheeler S, ag t W, P & Co WHKKIiInt SAM (Wheeler & Rud- dock) ^ ^HBLAH JOHV Q, proprietor Whelan's Sample Roono and liquors, south side Plaza WHELAFS SAMPLE ROOMS and liquors, John O Whelan proprietor, south side Plaza White W H, tailor Woodruff Chas, wagonmaker Woodruff C E, city trustee Wurtenberg 8, brewery Yell Archilmld, district attorney F. CILIMOR, Watehmakar and J»w»/»r, A (ull line of Clocka, Watches and Jewelry. Watches, Clocki 'and Jewelry Repaired. Satisfao- tion guaranteed. Place of Businesa : North Side of Court House, UKIAH CITY, CAIi. FASHION LIVEBT ^EEED STABLE SOUTH OF COURT HOUSE, State Street, Ukiah, Oal J. G. HIGHTOWER, Proprietor. Fine Carriage ni Sallle Horses. Special attention given to HORSES AND STOCK. UNCLE SAM. Lake County. A post and express ofiBce. Is distant from Cloverdale 26 miles, and is reached via Cloverdale and Clear Lake Stage Line. It is beautifully located at the foot of Uncle Sam Mountain, and is the cen- tral point of the county, 7 miles from the county seat, Lakeport, and on the border of Clear Lake, aistant 1^ miles. The population is about 260, and the resources are chiefly agricultural. There is a mound here from which is- sues a natural gas, a hole being dug a few feet in diameter, and one or two feet deep. Upon throwing in a piece of lighted paper, the gas at once ig- nites, and a beautiful blue flame appears, bums fiercely a short time, and then gradually dies out. Austin Moses, brickmason and plasterer Bale H C, iivery stable Bole E B, nurseryman Boone J T, druggist and physician Brown J P, carpenter Buckingham T H, Villa Elgin Point Burtnett C 0, Kelsey Floiir Mills Churchman Read, Methodist clergyman CLARK PETER* farmer and cheese factory CLENDEHnr BROS (W P and E P Clendenin), general merchandise t/9 t/9 CO CO CO .i 19 sacry CO I Id 916 California — Uncle Sam-VacavUle. Clendenin W P, insurance agt Cox J L, justice of the peace and feed stable Fox Rev B, clergyman (Catholic) Greene T J, dentist Gunn J A, organ builder and cabinet maker Hayter D S, wason maker Hayter T F, violin manufacturer Howe Mrs Ira, propr Undo Ham Hotel Hutchins J M, uentist Kelsoy John, gunsmith Kelsey Mills, Burtnett k Mather proprs Kelsoyville House, Mrs L P Ormiston propr Lauth Rev P, clergyman (Catholic) Mathews Rev M, clerj,(ynian (Christian) Merritt R D, pork packer Noble S B, blacksmith and waficonmnkor Ormiston Mrs L P, propr Kelsoyville House Ormiston Thos, carpenter and wagon- maker Peterson A, bootmaker Piner Bros, butchers Piner C L, constable Ridcout Rev, clergyman (Presbyterian) Shawl B F, roatl commissioner SLOCVM A At general merchandise, agt Wells, Fargo & Co and Northern Telegraph Co Thompson H C, butcher Uncle Sam Hotel, Mrs Mary A Howe propr Young W G, postmaster UNDINE. San Joaquin County. A post-office, situated 11 miles southwest of Stock- ton, 8 miles northwest of Lathrop, on upper part of Union Island, 1 mile from Middle River Ferry; stage road 16 miles to Stockton, daily stage and mail; also connected by telegraph. Bell F P, harness, blacksmithing and wa^onmaker Cahill E N, saloon Dixon I R, gen mdse and hotel Johnson & Bell, dairy and produce UNIONTOWN. El Dorado County. See Lotus. UPPER LAKE. Lake County. A post and express office, situated on a branch of Clear Lake, 10 miles north of Lakeport and 42 miles W stage northeast of CIo- verdale. It is mainly dependent upon the surrounding agricultural and stock ' country. Population 200. ^ailTliH. H, general merchandise Bell Rev, clergyman (United Brethren) Bucknel Geo, physician Bucknel Itobt, butcher and constable Burk — , carpenter Dodge S K, saloon Emerson S R, propr Witters' Springs Fisher — , wagonmaker Gillett Rev,clbrgvman (United Brethren) Graham A, hotel Graham & Bro (Arthur and Wm Gra- ham), livery, feed stable and boarding- house Howard Gila, hairdresser Hurt & Howard (J W Hurt and S R Howard), blacksmiths and wagon- makers Keatley Thomas, planing-mill and cabi- netmaker LEAOTJE J N) general merchandise Mitchell James, proprietor Mitchell Springs McWorth A & Bro, s'ock raisers Marquette John, saloon Purkersnn James, saloon REYNOLDS A M. postmaster Reynolds R G, physician, agent W, F & Go's Express, and insurance agent Ridgeway House, J Ridgeway propr Scudamore, Reynolds & Co, general mer- chandise and druggist Sheymer Wm, constable Sleeper Captain, attomey-at-law Thompson D V, justice of the peace and notary public Tallman R C, road commissioner Upper Lake House, W H Woodard W proprietor oodord W H, proprietor Upper Lake Uonse Wright , proprietor Pearson Springs Young L A & Co, saw -mill UPPER MATTOLE. Humboldt County. A post and tele- graph office, 6 miles southeast of Petrolia, and 58 miles south of Eureka. Boots John, tanner and gunsmith DUDLEY M R. lumber and flour-mill Jamison John, justice of the peace ROSGOE W H> postmaster VACA STATION. Solano County. See Elmira. VACAVILLE. Solano County. A peat, express and CALVIN NUTTING i SON. Tabalar Wheelbarrows. B«lt and llrtdce Work. ]i»7 Haln Street. tiaBFraaeiaco. >LIEII. TUGGU t CO.. Slili Plant, all Mnfa "gJRaagJr- .4i4 9 g Q 9 i I .a California — Va4}avUle. 917 telflgnph office, on the Vaoa Valley and Clear Lake Railroad, about tt milea from Elmira, the junction of the above-named road with the California Pacific. It ha* a population of 600 and has quite a reputation on account of its excellent schools. The couuti^ surrounding the placo is rich agricul- turally, ana depends on the farming interests for its support. The Davis Hotel, kept by a very uenial and lios- pitable gentleman by the name of I. F. Davis, is a very pleasant one and the host knows how to cater to his suests. Fine croquet grounds uud drives are ^features that are at once made attractive to the tourist or \ ia- itor. Tho health fulness of ^le place ia remarkable, aadas.a summer retreat it is very fine for families. Fruit is grown in the vicinity in abundance W. J. Stevens' California Normal and Scientific School is situated here. BLim Ml general merchandise, grain bags, wool, farming implements, etc, postmaster BROUGHAM OEOROE. fruit cannery Dodge, Swoenuy k Co, sole agents, 1 14 Market iSun Francisco OAUFORNIANORMALAND 8GI- KKTIFIOlMnOOL. W J Stevens priuciiwl Cargill P, physician Ceman Hugh, blacksmith and wagon- makur CORN D K (Fleet, Stice& Co), lumber ami livury and deputy sheriff Carrie James, bootmaker DAVIS HOTEL. I F Davis prrprietor BAVl'S I ft proprietor Davis Hotel Donoho Bros (J S and W C Donoho), block 'mtths and wagonmakers OO i HARDWOOD UIMBER, WHITB BROIi. Street, S. F. , 1» * 15 Main and 14 * 16 Bpeai Oregon Aah, JHsple and Aldvr. DliHIEl MORCHOSS t CD. ■!gi»;.?«!:vft'«»'«&' SSSiXST 918 California — Vacaville-VcdUjo. r* DUTTOH B (FlMt. StiM ft Co) EiMly E, barber EveraoU Henry, oonstable Ferguson John, liquors FLEET J 8 (Fleet, Stioe A; Co) FLEET. STIOE ft CO (J S Fleet. H P stioe, D Dutton ana D K Cum), gen- eral merchandise, dry goods, grocer- ies, boots and shoes Hodgins W C, restaurant and liquors Kinsmill T £, harnessmaker MoCorkle Rev John, Christian Church MoCorkle & Rogers (Mrs N S McCor- kle and Mrs Z Rogers), dressmaking and millinery MILLER J M> druggist and jeweler Milzner M (Morgenstem C Milzner) MIZETJt attorney and oounselor-at- law Morgenstem fi Milzner (R Morgenstem and M Milzner), general mdse Morgenstem R (Morgenstem & Milzner) Murray Joseph, painter Noble J F, tailor Rich W W, bootmaker Roske Carl, tinsmith and plumber Scarlett J E (Wooderson ft Scarlett) STEVENS W J> principal Californii* N ormal and Scientiflo School STE VEHS OH A M> grain warehouse STEVENSON A V, agent Vaca Valley and Clear Lake R R and Wells, Fargo ft Co's Ex press STEVENSON G M. operator Westem Union Telegraph Co ST ICTBH P (Fleet, Stice ft Co) UPCHUBCH NB. dentist VACA VALLEY AND CLEAE LAKE E B, A M Stevenson presi- dent, JOB Gunn leoretary and treas- urer Ward F P, justice of the peace Wilson Thomas S, capitalist Wooderson O F (Wooderson ft Scarlett) Wooderson ft Scarlett (O F Wooderson and J E Scarlett), meat market VALLECITO. Calaveras Cocntt. A post and ex- press office, 19 miles southeast of San Andreas, on the Milton Stage Road; 29 miles to Milton by Mattison ft Co.'s line of stages. Arata G, ^eral merchandise Baoigalupi F, general merchandise, post- mastar and agent Wells, Fargo ft Co's Express Greenwold R, blacksmith / Kohler Chas, Union Hotel Mitchell Mrs A M, general merchandise and livery stable Monteverde J, saloon Rufe G, meat market TXTOHSEN H H. Va lleoito Brewery VAIJiElSTO BRBWEBT. ohoio* veer put up in bottles and kegs, H H Tuchsen proprietor Williams D, livery stable VALLEJO. Solano County. A post, express and telegraph office, situated on San Pablo Bay, at the southern terminus of the Napa Branch of the California Pacific R. it., z8 miles from San Francisco. A few years ago the Order of Good Templars erected here an Orphans' Home, which is decidedly an orna- ment to the place and the occasion of many visitors. The United States Navy Yard contributes largely to the support of the town, furnuhing em- ployment to a large force of men. It has a population of upward of 6,000. Anderson W D, physician, Sacramento Asoelrod S, boots and shoes, NW cor Santa Clara and Georsia Aspenall Wm, justice of the peace, cor Virginia and Santa Clara Baker Frank, furniture, 191 Georsia Bames D G, planing-mills. South Val- lejo Benas Benjamin, clothing and dry goods, 134 Georgia Beresford James H, bootmaker, Georgia BERO AXJOTfST, watchmaker and jeweler, watches, clocks and jewelry, 214 Georgia Berjjwall Gut, liquors wholesale and re- tail, cor Santa Clara and Virginia Bemard House, J S IXian propr, cor Georgia and Sacramento Blank Mrs Alice, confectionery, 174 Georgia Blivin H ft Co, noceries, 113 Georaia Blogg Henry, oootmaker, 208 Santa Borden Mrs Annie, liquors, cor Branci- fort and Capitol Brace W A, city clerk Brennan D J, bootmaker. Lemon Brown D T, bakery, 237 Virginia Brown Samuel, meat market, Virginia Brown Thomas, liquors, cor Virginia and Santa Clara Brownlie James, groceries, lOS Georgia Brownlie John, livery stable, Virsinia Brownlie John, notary public and in- surance agt, 168 Georgia Burtin ft Nagle (Joseph Bnrtin and Richard W Nagle), liquors, 192 Georgia Buxton Geo, billposter, Virginia t^ CO *-4J a en en CO n\m ms. "^JSi Sn^ rK" CUVIN WPHR ( SON. mm. TOGGLE t CO. Blart Walmit Umber. Ill •■« M Spear St., VnMc ■«!■«•. 06 CO IS s en m eva CoZi/omia — Vo/iejo. 910 OAUFOBNIA MASXBT. P & J Steffan |iropriflton, ^''mon bat 2d «nd ?A Okllenr'ler John, livery stable and under- takitr, Virginia Ohrisk'e Henry, bakery, Georgia Clark d P, barber, 131 Georgia Clivvo Niooolus, wood and coal, Georgia Coohran W S, clergyman (Episcopal) Cohen B, clothing, 124 Georgia Colentan Richard, liquors, cor Virginia and Sacra mento COMBS JOSSPHi attorney-at-law, 8acrame]ito Conoly Henry, livery, liquors, and un- dertaker, cor Georgia and Santa Clara Cox Wm R Jr, notary public and in- surance, 168 (iieorgia Creed John E, liquors, 80 Georgia Creelin James, painter Crowe Mrs R, liquors and lodgings, cor Sonoma and Georgia Cryan T, liquors and lodging!, 84 G irtrgia OUBTIB MBS W B. dry, fancy nd furnishing goods, and milliDory, 175 Georgia Dallyn Charles E, wagonmaker, cot York and Marin Dannenbaum S, dry goods and carpets, !S7 Georgia Davis :<: S (Davis ft Co), 308 Marin Davis E S ft Co (E S Davis, H J and G O Ford), junk, 308 Marin Dawson John, tailor, Santa Clara Deininger Fred, brewery, 272 Marin Denio F M, blacksmith, 234 Virginia Derwin ft McCudden (M S Derwin and Jas McCudden), groceries, 75 Georgia Derwin M S (Derwin ft MoCuddeu), 75 Georffia Dillon P W, director Vallejo Savings and Commercial Bwk Dineen Patrick, liquors, Lemon Doan Mrs E, millinery, Georna Doan J S, propr Bernard House, cor Georgia and Sacramento Downey A J, mgr dyeing works, Santa Clara Downs George W, physician, lOOJ Georgia Dovle Thomas M, marble works, cor Sonoma and Florida Duncan Samuel, agt W, F ft Co, cor Georgia and Sacramento Edgar Charles, liquors, 121 Georgia Edtrar G, furniture, 87 and 81) Georgia EGWRX B D (Egery ft Lament), cor Lemon and 2d BOEBT ft LAMONT (B D Egery and James A Lainont), groceries, pro- visions, wines and liquors and general merchandise, cor Lemon and 2d, South Vallejo Emerson J, painter English Joseph R, cashier Vallejo Sav- ing a an d Com Bank and city treasurer 7ABNHAM JOHN, clothing and fur- nishing goods, boots and shoes, hats, caps and trunks, 169 Georgia Forrogut Hall, 130 Georgia Faust John, bakerv,' Santa Clara Ferguson J N, barber, 108 Georgia Fitzgerald Patrick, hotel. South Vallejo Flanegan Patrick, hotel. Lemon Ford G O (Davis ft Co), 308 Marin Ford H J (Davis ft Co), 308 Murin Ford J H, city mar shal FOBWABD THOMAS, choice wines, liquors and cigars, cor Cd and Lemon Foster A (Foster ft Co), 103 Georgia Foster ft Co (C Honche .fr ai A Fos- ter), itquors, 103 Georgia Francisco D, liauors, cur Virginia and Brancifort Frey John, jewelry and fancy goods, 184 Geor gia FRISBDB SALOON, Thomas Forward proprietor, cor 2d and Lemon Frost James, druggist, Georgia Gannon Thomas, boarding and lodging, 79 Georgia Gedge W K, trustee South Vallejo Li- brary Association Getchell ft Thompson (W D Getchell and D S Thompson), groceries, 102 Geor- gia Getchell W D (Getchell ft Thompson), 102 Georgia OILLON £ E, confectionery, 162 Georgia ee Cream M a Bup«- ,Us. C > o PIONEER CANDY FACTORY. lio. 102 CEORCIA STREET. FINE FRENCH UND AMERICAN CANdY, MANUFACTURED DAILY. ICE Or.e:^]M[ a sfecia^lty. Having had the experience o( years, coipbined with the only facilities in the citv for the manu- facture m fresh candy daily, I am prepared to furnish mure candy of a better quality at the lowest price r li O > ' CO H m m CO > HARDWOOD LUMBER, o 5 o o WHITE HKOS., IS * IS Mala nut 14 * IS Spear •t.ll. F. Black Walaat, Spanish Cedar. Veaeera. LOUISBRAVERMMtCO.; IISMflnttiBmerySt 020 CQ ■ m m cS B Califof-i'via — Vall^o. Gmraer John, tilMinith, 119 Geoigia Good & Roney (H C Cood and James Roney), srooeriea, cor Oeoi^gia and Marin and oor Lemon and 4th Goodall Rev laaao, Congregational clergyman Gor!<;un George, liquors, Georgia Grimes Patrick, horseshoeinff, Marin Hall Thomas, bootmaker, if? Georgia HALL W H (MiUer & Hall), 217 Sac- ramento Halsey I S, dentist, cor Sacramento and G^rgia Hamell James, undertaker, Georgia Hamell Jnlien, furniture, crockery and undertaker, 129 Georgia Hampton John, hotel, l^uth Vallejo Hauley John, liquors, Front HABDY C L, watchmaker and jew- eler, fine sold and silver watches, clocks and plated ware, 168 Georjgia Harrier D W, groceries, 130 Georgia Harrington R J, propr Howard House, Georgia Hartson C, director Vallejo Savings and Commercial Bank Hayes John, liquors, 106 Georgia Heald John L, foundry Henderson O L, Vallejo Carriage Mfy and city trustee, Marin Hilbom 8 G, attorney -at-law, director Vallejo Savings and Commercial Bank and vice-pres Vallejo Gaslight Co; 170 Georgia Hill Captain, tobacco and cigars, 164 Georgia HirschMd S, books and stationery, 178 Georgia Hodgekins W, librarian Hogan Thomas, liquors, cor Georgia and Sacramento Holland Frederick (Holland k Smith), 265 Marin Holland & Smith (Frederick Holland and James Smith), junk, 265 Marin HoUeam Thomas, hotel, oor Virginia and Sacramento Houche C (Foster k Co), 103 Georgia Howard House, R J Harrington proI>r, Georgia Hubbs Charles H, attomey-at-law, in- surance agt and real efetate, 160 Georgia Hubner Wm, barber, 203 Santa Clara I O O F Hall, cor Marin and Georgia Ivers Robert, liquors, Morth Beach Johnson Lorence, restaurant, 65 Geor- gia Joselyn Mrs Lizzie, millinery, Virginia Kahn S, dry goods and clothing, 179 Georgia Kelly k Mclnnis (M L Kelly and A J Mclnnis), groceries and liquors, 122 Georgia Ke ly M L (Kelly k Mclnnis), 122 Geor- Kelly Patrick, liquors. South Vallejo Kelly W S, cisar factory, Georgia Kempenski John, barber, Georgia Kennedy John E, dry goods, 12^ Geor- gia Kennedy Michael, liquors, Santa Clara Kennedjr P J, boots and shoes, 161 Georuia Klink Rev N B, clergyman (Presbyte- rian) LATlTTgR ' RESORT, Java Coffee and Ice Cream parlors, A E Weber pro- prietor, Sacramento Lambert W R, attomey-at-Iaw, 168 Georgia LAMOliT JAMES A (Egery k La. mont), city trustee, oor Lemon and 2d Larsen F C, trustee S V Library Asso- ciation Leach Frank A, postmaster, Sacramento Lee Geo, saloon Leu Valerian, gunsmith and sewing ma- chines, 181 Georgia Louis Father, clergyman, Catholic Church Lynch Edward, liquors, 76 Georgia Lynch P B, groc«r, SW cor Georgia and Santa Clara Lynch P C, groceries, 239 Virginia McAulifie John F, hotel, Virginia McCudden James (Derwin k McCud- den), liquois, wood and coal, agent C P R R Co, Georgia St Wharf McDonald Thomas P (Ward k McDon- ald), 152 Georgia McElroy Patrick, stationery 140 Georgia MoEnery Mrs, millinery, Sacramento McGettigan Edward, brewery, cor Ma- rin and Carolina McGill F T, meat market, 263 Sacra- mento McGill J F, meat market, 212 Georgia McGill William, livery stable, Georgia Mclnnis A J (Kelly k Mclnnis), 122 Geor^a Mclnnis J A, hardware, 180 Georgia McManus Henry, constable McPIKE A J, superintendent Vallejo Water Co, cor Georgia and Sacramen- to McSorley C (McSorley k Welch), 165 Georgia McSorley k Welch (C M McSoriey and P Welch), tailors, 165 Georg|ia Mead F D, mgr Vallejo Chronicle Pub- lishing Co, SE cor Georgia and Santa Clara Megarry William, groceries, 244 Georgia Michaelis Fre i« CaUfomia — Vallejo. 921 MULER K T (MiUer ft Hall), 217 Hacrameiito Minahau John, liquors, oor Virginia and Marin Mitchell Frank, chop hoaae, 168 Geor- gia Moran James, groceries, 187 Virginia Morrison W H, wu S V Library Assn Murray Mrs B, groceries, cor Branci- fort and Virginia Nelson Rev A J, clernrmau, (Methodist) Newcomb August £, liquors, 158 Geor- gia Newcomb C A, cigars and tobacco, 192 Georgia Nickolson John, liqucrs, 61 Georgia Nugent J F, lic^uors, 72 Georgia Nunan John, liquors. South Vallejo O'Grady Frank, soda works, cor Sono- ma and Florida Paasalaqua G, fish and fruit, 83 and 85 Georgia * Pelham Alexander, bootmaker, 304 Marin Pendleton B F (Pendleton»& Voorhees), 136) Georgia Pendleton ft Voorhees (B F Pendleton and G L Voorhees), dentists, 136) Georgia Peyser N, tailor, Sacramento Plummer A J (Plummer ft Robinson), 151 Georgia Plummer ft Robinson (A J Plummer and A T Robinson), clothing, 151 Georgia Powell A, manager Puget Sound Lum- ber Co and city trustee Powell J H Price Edward E, chop house, 190 Geor- gia Puget Sound Lumber Co. A Powell mgr. South Vallejo Radke Robert, boots and shoes, Georgia Raines Thomas, carriage painter, 216 Marin Reinquin P L, tailor, 217 Santa Clara Ueynulds Charles, hotel. Front Richardson L, operator C P R R RichartG B, harness and saddles, 172 Georgia Riley C W, justice of peace, Virginia, and liquors, IDO Georgia Roavhe John, bootmaker, 82 Georgia Robinson A T (Plummer ft Robinson), director Vallejo Savings and Commer- cial Bank, 161 Georgia Robinson J B, trustee South Vallejo Library Association ROB GaOROE, publisher and propri- etor Solano daily and weekly "Times," 177 Georaria Ross Mrs M, hotel. South Vallejo ROTHENBUSCH PETER (Widen- manu ft Rothenbusch), Marin Rutherford David, supt schools Sanborn R D, constable Sancts J N, wood and coal, Viririnia St Wharf Schroth George, liquors, Georgia Sohwalbe Joseph, novelties, 109 Georgia Settle T B, liquors, cor Georgia and Marin Shea Mrs J, millinery, Sacramento Sheehy Robert, grain dealer. South Val- lejo Short W G, hotel, cor Virginia and 3anta Clara Silveira Antone, restaurant, 123 Georgia Sima Alipio T F, barber. Lemon Simmons Miss Etta, operator W U Tel Co, Georgia Simonton G W, member board of educa- tion Skinner W W, meat market and city trustee, 120 Georgia Smith Charles F, barber, 192 Georgia Smith J (Holland ft Smith), 265 Marin Smith J G, photographer, 164 Georgia Smith Peter H, liquors, 133 Georgia Snow H H, dry goods, clothing and in- surance agt, IM) Georgia Snow John F ft Co, dyeing, A J Downey mat, Santa Clara "SOIIaNO DAILT TIMES," Geo Roe proprietor, 177 Georgia South Vallejo Library Association, D G Baines pres Starr ft Co (A D Starr, A Bannister and A W Starr), Starr Mills, South Val- lejo STXiFFAH F & J, California Market, Lemon, South Vallejo Steifen Jacob, meat market, cor Georgia and Marin Stege Henry, liquors, cor Brancif ort and Capital STEWART ROBERT, upholstery, 306 Marin nr Georgia Streich&n Wm, boots and shoes, cor Marin and Georgia Thompson D S (Getchell ft Thompson), 102 Georgia Tierney J M, liquors, Lemon Tobin J F, meat market and treasurer Vallej o Gas Light Co, 69 Georgia TOBDl W J, secretary Vallejo Gas Light Co, NVV cor Georgia and Sacra- mento Topley James, drnggiat and member board of education, 166 Georgia Turmey William, soda work, cor Marin and Carolina TRAHT WILLIAM, wines, liquors and cigars, South Vallejo " VALLEJO CHRONIO^" (dailyand weekly), Vallejo Chronicle Publishing Company, SE cor Georgia and Santa Clara ?s C^ CD ^ CO HARDWOOD UIMBERiWAGON STOCK. WHITE BKOM., 18 * IS Mala and 14 * IC tiiwar Mt. M V 69 DMIEl NORCROSS & C0.,''SS»£9ftJ& • FmC StMet, •. W, 922 California — Vallejo-VoUey Ford. VALLEJO CITT WATER GOM- FAinTi Ohabot proprietor, A J Mo- Pike saperintendent VALLEJb AS LIGHT COMPASfY. £ J Wilson president, W J Tobin secretary, office NW cor Georgia and Sacramento VALLEJO LAND AND IHPBOVE- HENT COKPANT, SG Hilbom president, E J Wilson secretary, NW cor Geor^ria and Sacramento VALLEJO SAVINOS AND COM- MERCIAL BANK, NW cor Georgia and Sacramento, £ J Wilson presi- dent Void Mrs G D, liquors, Georgia Voorhees G L (Pendleton & v oorhees), sec board of education, 136^ Georgia Vorhees J C, member board of education WALKER WILLIAM, lumber, wood and coal. Main street wharf Ward Mrs G, fancy goods, Virginia Ward James (Ward & McDonald), 152 Georgia Ward a McDonald (James Ward Sl Thomas P McDonald), liquors, 152 Georgia WEB^t A E, confectionery, Sacra- mento, opp Post-o/fice Welch P (McSorley & Welch), 165 Georg ia WHI TAITRB. J B, Vallejo Pharmacy, Sacrame nt o nr P ost- office WIDENMANN CHAS (Widenmann & Rothenbusch), city trustee, M arin WIDENMANN & ROTHENBUSCH (Charles Widenmann & Peter Rothen- busch), Solano Brewery, Marin William A L, agt P RR, W, P 4 Go's Ex press, South Vallejo WII430N E J, president Vallejo Gas Light Company, president and di- rector Savings and Commercial Bank, president board of trustees, NW comer Georgia and Sacramento Wilson Harry, liquors, cor Sacramento and Georgia Wilzinski Abraham, clothing, 126 Geor- gia Winohell F T, city assess ^r Winn^ar Chas, treasurer South Val- lejo Library Association Winnegar Geo, trustee South Vallejo Library Association Wood Geo, hardware, Sacramento Wright M J, hardware and director Valle jo Savings and Commercial Bank, 186 Georgia Wright W F, notary public ( Established in 187f>.] THE SOLANO TIMES, Dally and Weekly. GEO. ROE PubEisher and Proprietor. VALLEJO, CAL. Daily, $5.00 a Year. Weekly, $2.00 There is iio better advertising medium in Val- lejo tlian the Daily Times, while the Wejlr'~ reaches a very large class ot Farmers and Coun- try Merchants. Job Work ot all Kinds. OROIIOE HOE, Vallejo, Cal. VALLEJO JUNCTION. Contra Costa Countt. Post-office Vallejo. A telegraph office, on the Central Pacific R. R. line opposite Mare Island, where passengers are transferred by ferry over to South Vallejo, for Napa and points on the California Pacific Railroad (6^ miles from Martinez, and 3 miles from Val- l ejo). OOWIN W S> agent Central Pacific Ra ilroad LEE W« proprietor Tontine Saloon and agent Central Pacific Railroad VALLEY CENTRE. San Dibqo Countt. A post-office, 40 miles from San Diego, and 20 miles from the railroad, in an agricultural district. BEARD 8 Hi justice of peace Burchart J D, general merchandise German John D, blacksmith Heueldon Geo, roadmaster KITGHINO A C, general merchandise and postmaster McTothlin D, general merchandise Miller Rev J E, clergyman Reed J C, brickmaker Shelling J T, blacksmith VALLEY FORD. Sonoma County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Nortn Pacific Coast R. R., 62 miles northwest of San Francisco, and 18 miles north- west of Santa Rosa. It is dependent upon dairy and farming business. Population 120. Bioknell Miss ft Roberts Miss, dreM- makers Brown J H, general merchandise Cota A C, boots and shoes Curry John, hotel Doghorty T, hotel and saloon CALVIN NUmNG I SON, «!■ CO CO CO p o < GO c o fil I ummm, jaii< and fbticb womk o i e >UEII. TU6GU t CO., BPAWni CBDAB. 'S&^aaiia' ■ 2 CQ i f o 00 (7aZi/omia — Valley Forfi-Viaalia. 923 Dowlins James, blacksmith Fowler fi, station agt Fowler J E, livery Hampto n J E, physician HUllTLY & COOK, flour-mill McCarty , wines and liqaocs Palmer £ B, undertaker Valley Ford Flouring-mills, Huntly & Cook YEJARO STATION. Li03 Angelks County. See Amargo. VERONA. Contra Costa County. Post-oflBce Port Costa. HUNTERS' RETREAT, T H Silvey pr op rietor SILVET T H, boarding-house and liquors VIEJAS/ San Diego County. A post-office, 27 miles northeast of San Diego. Popu- lation 50. Bosserma u S, a piarist CLENDENnr W S, postmaster and justice of peace Conley E, farmer Cox A W, apiarist Harbison J S, apiarist Nelson & Salter, farmers Stone E, farmer Treat John, farmer and stock raiser VINA. Tkhaua County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Central Pacific R. R. (Oregon Division), 19 miles from Chico. Gov. Standtord's vineyard of 14,500 acres is located near here. Baker Ed, carpenter Barkley J F, butcher Becker J G, bootmaker Bryant J J, constable Crabb J N, physician Crabb Joe, hotel Crouse Chas, liquors Devin Wm, blacksmith DlCnS 8 (ft general merchandise, post- maater, and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Hilderbrand R, hotel and justice of peace Jones J, fancy goodu Linden S D, livery MoGuigan P F, fpoceries Sam ft Co, druggists Standford'a Vineyard Tucker B F, private boarding-housii Yager Mrs M, dressmaker VIRGINIA BAR. Siskiyou County. Post-office Oak Bar. Is situated 16 miles above Oak Bar. The population numbers 200. The occupation is mining. Sleeper L ft Swan, general merchandise Arroe Chris, liquors Cleland ft Lehners, general merchandise Freshour , butcher Gibson ft Morrison, liquors Hoar James, liquors VISALIA. Tulare County. A post, express and telegraph office. Is a well-built, beautiful town of 2,500 population. Situated on the Visalia R. R., 241 mi-es from San Francisco and 8 miles from Goshen, in a wheat-growing and stock-raising country. The town is steadily growing, is the county seat, and has a handsome Court House. In Tulare County are the largest trees in the world, some of them measuring forty-six feet in diameter. The land is well watered and the ranches are doing well. The town has a uumber of churches, schools and two live papers. The hotels are good. Arkle Bros (C C and W J Arkle), boots and shoes Asay J L and C E, dentists and coun- cilmen Atwell ft Bradley (A J Atwell and N Bradley), attomeys-at-law BAaOALUFI ft DELRE (T Baci- galupi and Chas Delre), sample rooms and billiards, cor Church and Centre Baer B, stoves and tinware Baker Frank, druggist BANK OF VISALIA. H E Hyde president, C J Giddings cashier, cor Main and Church Barnes W W (F J Walker ft Co) Barr ft Harter (Orrin Barr and John Barter), saloon Belknap C G, agt for Tule River Indian Reservation Belz Andrew, blacksmith and wagon- maker BENN JOHN E. physician and sur. £eoa. Palace Hotel AIN ft LANORICK (Y F Lang- rick and Wm Blain), meat market. Main Bliss Will F, stationery, books, cigars, tobacco and news depot and auistant postmaster C > o o o CO CO CO CO HkinWIOIUMIKR.S«sr.«^ F. Wi IS A IS Mala MM 14 A l« ■pew isaa Stack. OaMaet Waa«a. He. I iouiSBB>WBmii tco..j.'gagsi6Eg.a';Bs.>.i laggsm r 924 California — Viaalia. cor Ex- Borel Louis k Co, blacksmiths and wa- gonmakers Brown ft Daggett (S C Brown and Alfred Daggett), attorneys-at-Iaw Brown SO (Brown ft Daggett), attor- ney-at-law Canty J M, livery and feed stable, sa- loon and rancher Coughran ft McKinley (W W Coughran and J B McKinley), livery stables Chosen Friends' HaU, cor Church and Centre OOHH H> general merchandise, Main and Church GOVaHRAH L P. proprietor change Hotel, Main Creighton Thomas, deputy recorder Cross W W, superior juc^ Crowlcra;, Denney ft Co, agts Marster's Self-Feeder "Oanggfitt Alfred (Brown ft Daggett), at- tomey-at-Iaw Davis Mrs Belle, dressmaking Denny H N, undertaker De Wolf S S, saloon Dineley Samuel, cutlery, etc, guns, pis- tols, varieties and barber Douglass Bros ft Co, general merchan- dise, agricultural implements and Dn^UTZ A B (Edwards ft DuBrutz), attorney-at-law, Court House EDWABDS ft DoBRVTZ (E J Ed- wards and A B DuBrutz), attomeys- at-law, Court House EDWARDS E J (Edwards ft DuBrutz), and district attorney. Court House EITEL ft SOHMID (Geo Eitel and Fred'k Schmid), proprietors Farmers' Home, Main Ellis W J, county supt public schools EZGHAHOE HOTEL L P Coughran proprietor, Main Farley J H, city assessor FABJIERS' KOME. Eitel ft Schmid proprietors. Main Fox J M, city supt public schools Gassenberger C, tailor OIDDINOS C Jt cashier The Bank of Visalia, co r Main and Church GODGEATFX J. salesman H Cohn, cor Main and Church Grant R P, fruits, confectionery, etc Gross G, physician Hall A E, physician an 1 surgeon ITATX A OOiWH (Thos Hall and J W Cown), machinists and manufacturers Eureka Harrow, Main HaU Samuel, butcher Hru-land ft O'Bannon, propra Palace Hotel Harion J M. afft W U Tel Co Harland Wm, livery and feed stable Harris Rev J C C, clergyman (Meth- odist) Henrahan W S, physician and surgeon Hesing Geo, barber Hitchcock C M, cigars, tobacco, fruits Hof J B, physician ( Homeopathist) Huffaker J V, propr Overland Livery Sta bles HUIIASON L A ft CO (L A Humaaon, James and Arthur Crowley), proprie- tors Tulare Valley Flouring MiUs — wat er and steam. Main HTDB J D> register U S Land Office, Cou rt HTDE R Ef president The Bank of Visalia, cor Main and Church Jeffords E M, deputy county assessor Jeffords F G, county assessor JOHHBOH L Af f^eral merchandise and proprietor Visalia House, Main Johnson O S, insurance agt Jordan John F, county auditor Keener Henry A, county treasurer Kern Frederick, harness and saddles Kimball ft Jackson (F T Kimball and S Jackson), house, sign and carriage painters Knights of Pythias Knox John G, county clerk Kroehle Jacob, bakery and wholesale wine dealer Langrick Geo, councilman Leek I G, dentist Levison Harry, sewinp; machine agt LEVY JUIlirS» notary public, con- veyancer, real estate and insurance agent and collector. Church UNDSET TIPTON. re cigars, tobacco, con- fectionery, boots and shoes and varie- ties. Main McKINLET ft PREISXER (J B McKinley and Thos Preisker), livery and feed stables, Garden McMillan Rev J A, clergyman (Metho- dist) MoNamara T M, atty-at-Iaw, notary public, real estate and ins agt Mickley J J, watchmaker and jeweler MILLER E 0, searcher of records, real estate conveyancer and insurance agt, Cou rt Hou se MUiLER HENRYi merchant tailor and sewing machine agt. Main Mooney M, brewery and sov^a factory Morris H, general merchandise g \ c I K IS ^ CmVIK HUniHG t SON. — •i»'SIS7*tf.^"fi-'r«5cfi?"' >UIII. TBSSH i CO.. OAKPLAtllC."'ag»aaKg'" i California — Viaalia 925 to I 5 f HANSCAWEN ft CO (L V Xanr cawen Rnd Zane Steuben),, druggista and jphannacMts, Main HAHSGAWEN L Y, postmaster and (Nanscawen & Co), Mam Niel AC, Justice of peace and mayor (yBANNON C S> county recorder and proprietor Palace Hotel Odd Fellows Hall Osborn W T, chairman board supervi- sors OWEN BROS & WAOT (S M and T J Owen and F Wagy), blacksmiths and wuronmakers, Court FALACS HOTEL AND UVERT STAtfLEBi C S O'Bannon proprietor Pratt T B, barber Raean C K, marble-yard Redfield L J, supervisor Rodi-isr .-z R, restaurant Russel' W A, physician and surgeon Sanderd Oregon, attorney-at-law Seligman Louis, cigars, tobacco and va- rieties 8ELISCK D S. manager Visalia Wa- ter Works, Church Singer agent, see H Morris Slocomb Henry, barber Smith Seth, county surveyor St anton M £, b ootm aker STEUBEN ZANE, agent Wells, Far- go & Co, Main Stevens & Co (R H Stevens and Frank Kallenbey), general merchandise, ag- ricultural implements and sewing ma- chines SWEET S ft 00 (S Sweet, A and L Levis), general merchandise, ^ain, wool and lumber, end proprietors Sweet's saw-mill. Main Tauscher George, fruits, candies, etc THE BANK OF VISALIA. R E Hyde president, C J Iriddings cashier, cor Main and Church Thomas I H, fruits and vegetables Thomas W F, councilman TULABE "TIMES" (weekly), E J Ed- wards proprietor, publisher and edi- tor. Main TULABE VALLEY FLOUBINO fKTim (water and steam), L A Hu- mason ft Co, Main Tnnze O, furniture, mattresses and bed- YIsS&ilA "DELTA': (weekly), P J Walker ft Co publishers, our Main and Church VISALIA HOUSE. L A Johnsoa pro- prietor, cor Main and Church Visalia Warehouse, E Jacobs mgr VISALIA WATER WOBKS. Thos Williams proprietor, DSSelleck man- ager. Court Walker D E, saddle and hamessmaker WALKER F J ft CO (F J Walker and W W Barnes), publishers, "Visalia Delta," cor Main and Church Wallace W B, justice of the peace Wwrd ft Barron (E Ward and A Barron), restaurant Watrous S W, photographer Weishar Robt, undertaker and cabinet- maker Wells M J, sheriff Wheaton T B, blacksmith and wagon- maker Williams J W, marshal WILLIAMS THOMAS, proprietor Visalia Water Works Wren J N, Visalia House Saloon ZUMWALT ft BAKEB (D K Zum- walt and P Y Baker), searchers of rec- ords, abstract office, notaries public, real estate, insurance agents and local agents of Southern Pacific R R Lands S. SWEET & CO., Main Street, Visalia, Gal. DEALERS m General Merchandise, Grain, W ool ari d Lumber. PROPRIETORS OP SWEET'S SAW MILL. Utt ^t VISALIA, CALIFORNIA. J&O Capital paid in. Sorplna* B. I. ITSI. PitiidML C. J. 0IDDIHS9, CuUw. c/> CD oo $800,000.00 37.084.88 S3 CD CD UiDnU/nnn l IIMDZD WHITK BROM., \» * m Main and 14 * lOHpear nAnUlTllUU LUmDCn. Ht. ». V Bo«t l»ibvk. oak Plank and Timber ODD FELLOWS' SUPPUES, 'SSUSS'S^ZStat It MOBCJMMS A C«., • FMt Street, •.#. 926 California — Viaalia-Wahmt Greek. I . — ■- ^ ■' ■ ■ .. — WM. HARLAND PROPRIETOR. THE PALAC Is now First-class in every respect, it having been refitted and refurnished; it will now be found st-cond to no house on this Coast, outside of San Francisco. The Table is Daily Supplied with the Best, Both from the city and country markets. A First-class LIVERY STABLE in connection with the hotel. Free 'Bus to and from all trains. Headquarters of all the Stage Lines. Hot and cold BATHS for use of guests. Large and commodious SAMPLE ROOMS for commercial travelers. VOLCANO. Amador County. A post and telegraph office; a mining town, 12 qiiles north- east of Jackson and 25 miles northeast of lone; has a population of 500 and is reached by stages. Boydstone E S. druggist and photogra- rapher Campi John, shoemaker Ca sainell i L & firo, general merchandise CLXJTE F Ai general merchandise and postmaster Consolidated Amador Hydraulic Gold Mining and Land Co Dftunzer P, liquors Devitt &; Provis, liquors Goodrich C B, blacksmith Hinkson Bros, stable Huey E W, billiard saloon and justice of the peace Jeyome Alex, liquors Jonas Peter, saloon Kelley Dennis, lumber Kesseler A, physician and surgeon Leslie Jas, lumber Lipp J B, teamster McCuny Jonathan, teamster McLaine Lanchlin, banker and supt of Amador C'unal and X'^olcano Ditch Co Miller L, county supt of schools Moran Robt, liquors Petty A, county assessor Petty ft Dart, hotel Petty Solomon, inventor Rodrick Kobt, t<>am8ter Rose Henry T, sawyer Rossi Angelo, general merchandise Stewart k Adams, butchers Stokon J D, general merchandise Sturman I N, constable Tam Orsini, liquors Wallenburg C, lumber VVhitmore F W, saw -mill VOLCANOVILLE. El Dorado County. Post-office George- town; 20 miles northeast of Placer- ville.. EDMONDSON J W> justice of the peace Jarrad C M, general merchandise Parkhurit V/ E, hotel, general merchan- dise and constable WALNUT CREEK. Contra Costa County. A post and express office; is a handsome little Slace at the base of Mount Diablo, istant from Oakland 17 miles. The drive to this place is unsurpassed for beauty. It is reached by Moore's ev3 CV9 £3 C" a E g s e O e c c c 1 c OO I CO o o \ PRISON CEllS. OcHietery Ma. 9n Mai Fen««B, et<*., ■ Street, «i. F CALVIN NUniNG I SDH. mEW. TUBGIE t CO.. VENEERS "aiRfflSK.*^ ""'3 ~~. — : — :t^ — :^ — ttz — : 1 f CM 5 CO CM ca California — WaVnvJt Oreek-Wartham. 927 Oakland and Walnut Greek Stage line. Sulphur aprings in the vicinitv offer a most attractive feature. A fine hotel, kept by W. B. Ro^^ers & Son, ia a source of great convenience. Avery R»"v J R, Presbyterian Baker E L, fire and marine insurance Foster James, attorney Hammitt A W, dry goods and general merchandise Hodges A, livery stable Hook W E, physician Huntington J S, blacksmith and wagon- maker Janssen F A, propr Walnut Creek Hotel Johnson Thomas, attorney Kursh Mitchell, blacksmith and wagon- maker Latimer R H, druggist and postmaster Martinez Visente, barber Moore T S & Bro, proprs Oakland & Walnut Creek Stage Line Moreno F £, harness maker Pearson J £, druggist and physician Rich Rev E R, clergyman (Methodist) Rogers C W, saloon ROOEBS' HOTEL, W B Rogers & Son proprietors ROOEBS W B & SON, proprietors Roge rs' Hotel SABjPOBD FABHEB, livery stable and constable Sherburne & Burpee (A Sherburne & W S Burpee), saloon Shuey H 8, general merchandise and Lalayette, San Ramon, Danville and Walnut Creek Express semi-weekly STONE BBOS (F S & C stone) tin s miths STONE C (Stone Bros) STONE F S (Stone Bros) Turner Milow H, justice peace and notarypublic VOSLAllBEB HENBT, boot and shoemaker WALNUT CBEEK HOTEL, W H Wells proprietor WELLS W H, proprietor Walnut C reek Hotel WILLIAMS ABTHUB, Walnut Creek Meat Market Wilson k Baker (J M Wilson & E L Baker), insurance Wilson J M, agt W, K & Co Yoakum & Co, wholesale butchers STONE BROS., Walnut Greek, Contra CoBta Co. DEAI-EKS IN STOVES AND METALS, Lead and Iron Pipe, Forre and Lift Pumps. Pipe Laying' and I>ro\ o Wells a Specialty. House Furnishing Hardware u( every deBcription liept ronitantly on hand. BOOEBS' HjOTEL W. B. KOOERS & SON, Proprietora, WALNUT CREEK, Contra Costa County, CALIFORNIA. M entireiTnew hotel, Fitted up and conducted as flrgtc'.ass in every respect. Containing a fine hall for balls or par- ties. Fiiiu'Vives in all directions, Tli^ Sulphur Springs ai'u 'n the immediate neighborhood. Ttii^j is the mos*'' desirable resort for families wish- ing to spend a fiw weul(s of recreation. WALNUT GROVE Sacramento County. A post and ex- press ufh.ce. There is no grander biijht v; the universe Mian that which is offered from the dc i' of a steamboat on the upper Sacramento Kiver in the vicinity of Walnut Grove. It is in the very midst of agricultural and horticultural wealth, and enjoys othw advantages conducive to health and prosperity that are superior. Brown Mrs A, hotel BroMrn Alex, general merchandise Condray James Dye Sperry, postmaster Uolttum W, agt Cal Transportation Co Palmer Chas E, carpenter BADOESKT L, general merchandise and insurance agent Wickers Fred, butcher WALSH'S. Sacbahento County. A post-office, 9 miles southeast of Sacrameuto, on the Jacks >n and Drytown wagon road; is a very rich agricultural section. Patton Jas, blacksmith and wagonmaker Smith (4eo, painter and gruiner WALSH J M, groceries, liquors, and postmaster WARNER. San Dieuo County. A post-office, 66 miles by stage from San Diego. LINTON ANDBEW, postmaster Linton John, general merchandise Wilson Henry, general merchandise^ WARTHAM. Fresno County. A post-office. Bray & Seacord, apiarists Cox John, blacksmith CBTJIIP J G, postmaster Kreyenhogen Gu,s, general merchandise LandrumMark, saloon CO CO c o m o o CO c/> c/> &0 CO UlDnU/nnn IIIIIDCD WH1TBBR08.1SA is SSala and 14*10 spear nAnllffUUIl LURlDCn, m, «. F ConnterTops. Newel Posts, Balasiera. iouis BRtVERimii tco .jJ5agyiiia!a^te...i lassrgy CO 928 California — Waih-WaJterman. WASH Plumas Counit. A poat-office, 7 milea southeast of Jamison City, and 26 miles northeast of Downieville. Barton , stock raiser Hapgood & Bishop, miners Jaokson Andrew, placer mine King & Co, stock ranch McCoUon , hotel McLean Geo, Sulphur Spring Banoh Neasman Henry, stock raiser WASHINGTON. Nevada County. A post-office, 21 miles by sta^ oast of Nevada City, on the tjouth Fork of the Yuba Biver. BUISMAH H, hotel and postmaster Ely & Doose, butchers Grissel C, hotel and mail contractor Helgeson O C, clothing Jansen J, shoemaker Kohler H, general merchandise Malone T, shoemaker WASHINGTON. YoiiO County. Post-office Sacramento. It is situated on the Sacramento River, directly opposite the city of Sacramento, and connected with the latter place by a drawbridste, which was onf V a few years ago a toll-bridge. It can boast some of the Hnest or- chards in the county. The Steam Navigation Company have extensive works on the river near the bridge. BttckinKham B H, justice of peace OBEBV W Ml livery and hotel Hanson Chas O, hotel and groceries Hanser Julias k Valentine, butchers Hess John, tinsmith Jones ft Anderson, salmon cannery Lynch John, bootmaker Preston Fred, hotel Beed C W, orchardist Todhunter Lewis, constable Todhuuter & Beed, saloon WASHINGTON CORNERS. Alameda County. A post, express and telegraph offi'-e, situated on the San Jose Branch of the Central Pacific R. B., 34 miles from San Francisco. It possesses a large college, a public school, and a newspaper, TIte Alameda County Reporter, which enjoys a healthy circnlation in a half-dozen small towns. Population 200. "ALAMEDA OOUHTT BBFO&T- BB." Everell F Calkin publisher ■ Andersen Hans, saloon Brown Samue l, ho tel OALKIH EVSBEIIi F, publisher "Alameda County Beport?r Clark Bros (Alson S and George H Clark), general merchandise Crowell Heman, blacksmith and wagon- maker CULL M Ai manufacturer Eureka Squirrel Poison Hirsch Joseph, general merchandise Laidlaw Horace, physician Lemkie Chas H, harljer shop Lowrie D C ft Co (D C and Peter Low- rie and J Laughlin), butchers Lyser Albert, pres Washington College Alack H H, tinsmith Mack Wm H, drugs, stationery and postmaster MOBTIMER ft WAM8LET (Wm Mqrtimer of Nilea and J E Wamsley), warehouse, lumber, coal and wood Osgood L £, township assessor Bosmussen Carl, saloon Bounds H A, druggist Thompso n A C. bootmaker WAmSLET J E (Mortimer ft Wams- ley), agent Central Pacific B B and Wells, Forgo ft Co Washington College, Albert Lyser propr Zimmermann Chas, sidoon and boarding WATERFORD. Stanislaus County. A post-office, 15 miles east of Modesto. Buckley C O, hotel Curtzwaler Chas, saloon Davis James, h otel FAUBE ADRIEV. general merchan- dise and postmaster Gregsun W, blacksmith Hiter A, ferry-boat WATERLOO. San Joaquin County. Post-o'fice Stockton; 8 miles by stage from Stock- ton. Population 50. Balkwell John, hotel Bush Joseph, saloon Collins John, blacksmith Mount Mrs H, saloon Nichols John, blacksmith Scribner Thomas, saloon Sheehan Timothy, saloon waTerman. San Bkrnabdino County. A post- office. PRISON CEILS, i«'i':'£»'Sr.ifi;i:'»Viir> CALVIN NUTTING & SON. lua, mm t co. hmdwood uimbeb. M •»««•! •mi VrmmtOamm. California — Waterman- WaiBonville. 929 Miller E J, eeneral merohandiM Wfttemuui s Porter, general merohan* dise, hotel and proprs 10-atamp mill WATSON'S FERRY. Fruno County. See White's Bridge. WATSON GULCH. Shasta County. Post-offlce Igo. AXEH ft QUUINt general merchan- dise WATSONVILLE. Santa Cruz County. A post, express and telegraph office, situated near the junction of the Southern Pacific and Santa Cruz Railroads, about 2 miles from Pajaro station; distant from San Francisco 99 miles. Population 1 , 800. The Pajaro Valley, of which Watson- ville is the commercial center, is one of the richest agricultural regions in the State. There are also large quantities of valuablfc redwood timber lands in the immediate vicinity, the products of which are disposed of at Watsonville. The agricultural and lumber interests being extensive, make Watsonville the center of a larf{e and valuable business. In addition to the business attractions of the town is Camp Goodall, a water- ing-place on Monterey Bay, four miles distant from the town. Its public schools are well maintained, and its business houses and private residences are handsomely built, indicating thrift and refinement. AIDRIDOE FRAHKIIN. manager Golden Sheaf Flouring Mills Alexander A, tailor Alexander D, general merchandise Anderson Wm, furniture and cabinet- making Aston Frank, carpenter and undertaker Attridse tc Sheehy (A Attridge and O P Sheeny), groceries BANK OF l^ATSONYILLE. Charles For d p reside nt, J N Besse cashier BENJAMIN W> liquors, tobacco, books, stationery, and Wells, Fargo ft Co's agent BESSE J N> cashier Bank of Watson- ville Bowie Adam, bakery Brassel H P, blacksmith Breen Edward, saloon Brown A V, dentist Byrd William, saloon CHAPMAN J 8i watchmaker and jew- eler Churchill Charles C, blacksmith and wagonmakcr CONKELL H Di under manager Gold- en Sheaf Flouring Mills Cook Charles A, harness and saddles Cooper ft Co (Thos S Cooper), gen mdse Corralitos Water Co, A White supt OOSMOPOUTAH SALOON. James H Schmid proprietor Cox C J, stoves and tinware Crowner W E, jeweler Dean M, carriage painter Dengler P, meat market De St Paul G, licj^uors Dibble , minister Dougherty J F, hatter Dunlap S B, constable and dep sheriff Eaton K W, wagonmaker ECLIPSE AND MANSION HOTTSE UVEBT STABLES. Thomas Ken- ledy proprietor (see adv) Estrado M, soloo • FABMERS' MILLS. >^rey Bros pro- Srietors 1 A W, photographer Fischer Truels, saloon Fitch ft Downing (T H Fitch and J Downing), liquors Flags Emma W, teacher oil painting Fletcner H S, postmaster Folger Mrs, varieties Folger Peter, skatinj^ rink Fontana ft Demartini (M J Fontana and P B Demartini), groceries Ford Chas (Chas Ford ft Co), pres Wat- sonville Bank, pres and sec Watson- ville M and L Co FORD CHAS ft CO (Chas Ford, A A Morey and J S Menasco), general mer- chandise Freiermuth Geo A, stoves, tinware and a gricu ltural implements FBET BROS (S, John and Wm Frey), proprietors Farmers' Mills Frey John (Frey Bros) Gaddie F G, carpenter and builder Gibbons Rev A S, clergyman (Meth- odist) GOLDEN SHEAF FLOTTRINO IfTTfT / ff r Franklin Aldridge manager Green Leo ft Co (Leo Green and George Cleveland), meat market Hall James A, attorney-at-law ur.d real estate agt Halsted J L (Kittredge ft Halstetl) Hamilton G S, harness and saddles Harris I W, harness and saddles Hetherington H, boots and shoes Holbrook Mrs L D, millinery and fancy goods HOLBROOK L D, justice of the peaoe^ notary public and insurance agent 7^ &0 GO 1 CO CO UiOnUf nnn l IIMDEiI WHITK BKOS., is * is mmn anC 14 A 1« Spear nAnUflUUU LUmoCn, St.ll. F. aiack Wala>tti;. Spanfjih Cedar. Veaeera. ODD FELLOWS' SIIPPUES, ']g&ayg»»y#gjggTO?t^^^ 930 Qalifamia — WaiwmxiViA. Hopkini Jm Jr, harneMmaker Howard J A, maohiniat Howard Miaa H M, dreaamaker Ingham J, wa^onmaker Iruan L, physician Jackson Hy, warehouse Jackson Airs M, millinery and fancy goods Jenni ngs A J (Trafton h, Jennings) IfSSSER OONSAD. proprietor Wat- sonville Hotel (see advertisement) Jessen J, tailor Joseph & Campbell (H M Joseph and R Campbell), Dillposters Joseph H M (Joseph ft Campbell), hair- dressing saloon Juri Joseph, saloon Kel ley F, aaluon XSNinsDY TH08* proprietor Eclipse and Mauaion House Livery Stables Kidder & McEwen (Walter Kidder and D A MoEwen), live.-y and feed stable Kidder Walter (Kidder & McEwen) . Kittredge A S (Kittredge & Halsted) Kittredgo & Halsted (A S Kittredge and J L Halsted), attorneys-at-law and notaries public Koehncke A, hairdresser Lee Julius, attorney-at-law and notary public Lewis A & Co (A Lewis), general mer- chandise and proprs Lewis House Lewis House, A Lewis propr Libbey J L, dentist UNSOOTT JAMES M,superintendent W M and Luml)er Co Lopes M S, groceries Lovenzen Lorenz, hotel and hay yard Lynam James, boots and shoes MANSION HOUSE. Jerome Porter manager Mardocco P, restaurant Marron , minister Martin Edward, books and stationery BIARTIN E J, physician and surgeon Mattos A J, groceries and liquors Maulbatch S, bootmaker McAdams A, blacksmith and wagon- maker McOlynn W M, junk dealer McKEON B> blacksmith, horseshoer and w^onmaker KoLEAN Ni blacksmith, wagonmaker and patentee McLean's Straw Agita- tor and Grain Saving Attachment for Threshing Machines (see adv) Menasco J S (Chas Ford & Co) Mooney James, hotel and livery stable Moreheud O A, druggist Murey A A (Chas Ford & Co) Moms M, clothing Neal W S, city marshal Noble F W, druggist O'Brien W J, clergyman Ottenberg J, hairdresser and baths PAJABO BBIWEBT. C Palmtag proprietor "PAJABONIAN."W RRadoliff editor and proprietor PAIMTAG Ci proprietor Pajaro Brew- ery Parara A, bootmaker Pardee Qeorge, produce and commission merchant and mgr Watson ville Gas Co Parsons Miss Effie E, elocution teacher PECK WILLIS E. general merohan- d ise PEGKHAM GEO W> publisher and p roprie tor "Watsonville Transcript" PSG&HAM H F> house and sign painter Peckham P A, paints, oils and paper hangings Pedrazzi 8, saloon and restaurant PORTER JEROlCBt manager Mansion Houseand n otary public PORTER JOHN T> real estate and commission merchant Pratt Miss Ethel, operator W U Tel Co RASGLIFF W R* editor and proprie- tor "Pajaronian** Rey John, clergyman Richards W S, general merchandise Rodgers W D, physician Rogge Wm, bootmaker Sanborn A lvin, sec W M & L Co SCHMIDT JAJB H> proprietor Cosmo- Kolitan Saloon neitier K, saloon and restaurant Seevers C W, dry goods and clothing Sheehv ft Dullea (E Sheehy and Charles Dullea), brewers Sheehy P (Attridze ft Sheehy) Sheperd C M, millinery Simmons S S, physician and drugs Slight £ T, confectioner Smidt Carl C, varieties Snodgrass T, harness and saddles Steen A, hairdresser Stewart J W, cigars and tobacco Stoesser Otto, general merchandise Stratton Rev C C, pres University of Pacific Swain H P, dentist SWAIN L At furniture, bedding, up- holstering, etc Taylor C E, blacksmith and wagon- maker TRAFTON GEO A (Trafton ft Jen- nings), chairman board of trustees, and chief engineer TRAFTON £ JENNINGS (Geo A Trafton and A J Jennings), groceries, hardware and a^icultural implements Tuck I A, groceries Tuttle O S (Yoacham ft Tuttle) Walsh William, tailor Watsonville Gas Co, Geo Pardee mgr CO Ctv CO ^ s •4 DDICnil PCIIC Ceaietery Fences ete., rnloUll UCLLdfli*- »iy ■•!■ street, Ik F. CUVIN NUTTING & SON. s nag, mm t w.. an pumh. hi mwIs. Mam ViTMieUM*. 1 C7a{i/bmia — WataonviUe. 981 §> 09 WAT80HVILLE HOTEL, Conrad Jeuea propiietor (see adv) Wataonvul) Mill and LamDer Oo, Jai Linaoott aupt "WATSOHmLE TRAKSCBIPT." Geo W Feokham publisher and pro- prietor Werner F, boots and shoes WEST GEO H> millwright Golden Sheaf Flouring Co ^ Wiener A, dry goods and clothing Williama J C, horaeshoer Wise P, saloon Wright Mrs M A, millinery and fancy goods Yoaoham J S (Yoaoham k Tuttle) Yoaoham ft Tuttle (J S Yoaoham and .0 S Tuttle), meat market Zmodowsky Martin, bootmaker t/» CO "WA.TSOIWIL.LE, CA.I-.. c > z o This is t.n entirely New House having been built the past 'Summer. NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT. The BEST ACCOMMODATIONS this side of San Francisco. eUngle Memlst 86e.t Board per Week, $6.00 and $6.00» accord- lag to Roma; Single Room, 60c. Coach to and from the House. CONRAD JESSEN, Proprietor. BeUpso and Uta&sion House LiTery Stables, TB08. KEHHBDT, PROPRIETOR WATSONVILLE, CAL. o ■ Private Carriages* with drivera, supplied Ibr Aptos, Camp Capitola and Santa Crua, Camp Goodall and other places. HackH, CwtT\ages, B\ig)(ie9 atui Saddle Horses ran be obtained at my Stables at all times and at- rea8i)nubl(> prices. I'arodil uiid uxiiurienced drivers employed. I( you want a {{ood turnout, call at the Eclip!>o or Mansion iloiiso Stubles. THUS. KENNEDY. McLeans patent GRAIN - SAVING ATTACHMENT. The Best Improvement ever invented for saving Grain That otherwise would be lost. IN USE m DIFFERENT PARTS OF CALIFORNM For the Season of ^82, For particulars apply to N, McLEAN, Patentee, Watsonville. 36 S! s 4 C>1 HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITB BBOS., IS A 15 Main and 14 A 1« Spear litreet, S. F. Oregon Ash, Maple and Alder. LOUIS BHmHimil t CO.,gr»i&'-^CTy 1 19 WoMgowery St. 982 Oalifamia — WaUonville-Wett Berkeley. JEBOMS POBTEB, Proprioior, WATSONVI LLE, OAL WEAVERVILLE. Trinity County. A pott and expreu office, and the county seat, 46 tnilea by stage northwest of Redding. It is a well and tastily built plaoe, and is supported by mining, stook raising and agricultural interests of the locality. Abrahm I, dry goods and clothing Baloh J R, clothing Bamikel J, drugs and stationery Benton ft Armentroit, blacksmiths Blake H H, physician Blanchard 8, dentist Cochell A, cigars and tobaooo Condon Wm, hotel OBAIO C Wi insurance asent and pro- prietor "i?rinity JonrnaT' Enright Ed, saloon Kstes John M, county clerk, recorder and auditor Griffin M F, county treasurer, banker, and agt W, F & Co Hansen D, cisars and tobacco Hensley 8 J, liquors Jones T £, county judge Junkaus H, groceries Kuper C, sal'ton LAHO Ml groceries Love Alex N, liquors Lowden W L, U 8 deputy assessor, and county surveyor Martin John, flour and grain Marshall A If, ronnty assessor Montaguo J C, county physician Morris James, hotel Noonan Geo E, county school supt Paulsen Jacob, county assessor Philbrook John VV, district attorney Pincus I k Co, dry goods and clothing Rosborough A M, judge 9th judicial district Schall Louis, boots and shoes Smith John, sheriff Taylor Daniel, county coroner and pub- lic administrator Timmerman Bros, furniture Tinnin W J, attomey-at-Uw Todd Wm. butcher "TBINITT JOirBNAL." C W Craig proprietor VoUmers ft Paulsen, hotel Wadleigh Miw Maiy N, county supt W public schools illiams C £, attomey-at-law WEED. Sam Dikgo County. A post-office, 28 miles southeast of San Luis Rey. WEED W 8. postmaster WELDON. Kbbn County. A post«office, 18 miles northeast of Kernville. BROWV AHDREW. general mer- chandise and flour-mill Hanson J Z. bootmaker Scodie William, general merchandise True H B, blacksmith TATLOS OJK assistant postmaster WENGER. Mahiposa County. A post-office. Blake A G, general merchandise Compromise Mining Co Holstead James, hotel Pochar d Louis, hotel WXVOBB yRKDKRTCK W, post- master WEST BERKELEY. Alambda County. A post and exprr ss office on the Central Paoifio R. R., 10 miles northeast of San Francisco and 19 miles from Vallejo Junction. Brennan Bros (James, John and Edward Brennan), livery stable and saloon Browrn Chas, groceries Bruns D H, groceries Bunco H A, carpenter and boarding- house keeper CALVIN NUTTING & SON. litlBDBIM, JAIli AMI> VMtMCK WOIML m:it. TUfiGLE t CO. OIIEGOII ISM MID HimW.TJSXJr- California — Wett Berkeley- ^ett Povnt. 088 OALDOBHU flABGH W0BK8. John Evardins proprietor DE PAirU JAXn. oigwt and to. b«ooo Diets A ft Co, propn Berkeley Labri- eating Oil Co Engebreteen Antone, bootnwker Everding John, Pioneer Starch Worka Fleming Arthnr, druggist Fleming —, harneaamaker Fraser Mrs M, drtaamaking Fraser Martin, plumbing OasenMo John, barber Great John, brewer HisKina Jamea, boarding-hoaae Kehoe Edward, bootmaker Knott Richard, boarding-houae Lox Geo, bakery Iiudeman John H, groceriea Malonev Comeliua, hotel Maxwell W J, aupt Berkeley Lubricat- ing Oil Co Mo^^akill Hugh, blaekamitb MonteriohairtrM, butcher ^ Nelaon Made, wagonmaker ' Peteraon Anguat, wagonmaker Pine Henry, dry and fancy gooda Pioneer Starch Worka, John Everding propr SoTtuaier ft Niehana, planing-milla Segnie Geo, barber Semeria Joaeph, dry and fancy gooda Standard Soap Co, R P Thomaa propr Storck Chaa L, butcher Thomaa R P, propr Standard Soap Worka Vagt Herman, liquora Wcntworth I M, poatmaater, atationery and confectionery WheeliuRFH, flour-mill Winner B L, lockamith Wright ft Wan{{8riu (W C Wright and Wangerin), general merohandiae Wright W C (Wnght ft Wangerin), operator W U Tel Co WEST BUTTE. SuTTBR CooMTY. A poat-offlc«, ISmilea weat of \nh» City, at the aouthweat apur of "The Buttea." Cook Dic k, oarnenter BBTTT ft J0NE8. general merohan- diae Santer G W, boarding-houae Straub G ft Son, blaokamith and wagon- maker and carriage and aign painter WEST BRANCH. Butte County. A poat-oflice, 26 milea northeast of Chico and 10 miles south- east of Butte Meadows. Day L E, propr West Branch House Dulmage B A, lumberman Falconer Robert, quartz mining Frye S H, foreman Tickner, Burnham ft Co's saw-mill Lake Fred W, stockholder in Butte Ditch and Mining Co Nelson C, ahakemaker Piatt E K, ahakemaker Reed H, ahakemaker Roberts ft Campbell, lumber and mill- men Seelye Wm, miner WEST END. Alambda County. A post-office, 1 mile south of Oakland. Carreau Joaeph, blaokamith and wagon- maker Denke A, contractor and builder Elbe C B, dmsgiat Goohnauer P I^ butcher Goueh P L, meat market Hecker Adolph, gen mdse and hardware Kelly P, coal, hay, grain and feed Mayrisch E^ saloon and gnrden Noftz F J, groceriea Sohroeder L<>uia, aaloon and reataurant Schroeder ft Victors (Albert Victors and Adolph Schroeder), hay, grain, wood, coal and lime Shea d D L, groceries THOUGH ft MATBIBH, propri- etors "West End Star" and job printers T ranbe H, watchmaker andjeweler "WEST END STAS." Thompson ft Mayrish proprietors Wheeler ft Relfe, wood and coal, hay and grain WEST OAKLAND. Alambda County. See Oakland. 7S\ ^A CO WEST POINT. Calweras Coum'Y. a post-office, 38 miles by stage east of lone. BACCIGALUPPI B> general merchan- dise Cavalli Joseph, saloon Eokert M, reataurant Flanders Samuel S, livery stable Hepburn Mrs W, hotel Hoskins Mrs Samuel, hotel No villa F. general merchandise EXJFSINO S, general merchandise and postmaster (see adv) "S GO OO NMDWOOD LUMBER IVHITB BBO»» 18 * IS Main and 14 * 1« lipear Mt, M.F. 0«k. Aah, HIckary . Maple, Cherry, etc. MA80NI0 OUrnTS, "SS&fiSiS^SJVSSKSitMr CO 934 California — West Poimt-WheaUamd. Schenaker A, saloon Smith John R, blacksmith Zavalla J k Co, batchers 8. RUFFINO, Weat Foint, - Callftornia. — OBNERAL DIALER IN— DR/ GOODS * GROCERIES. Patent Medicines, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Croclcery, Paints, Oils, Drugs, Fancy Goods, Hats and Caps, and all other g^oodb usually kept in a country store. WESTMINSTER. Los Angeles County. A post-office, 4 miles by stage southwest of Ana- heim. Population 150. Aldrige J W, constable Blackmaa Chas, blacksmith Borthwick R, well-borer CuUen P A, constable Edwards S & Sons, butchers Flemming J H, harness and saddles HULL T C, postmaster HULL T C &' CO, general merchan- dise Jacobus Rev, Congregational clergyman Kiefharber , blacksmith McCOT .JAMESi physician and sur- geon McCoy J J, fruit drier and well borer McFadden & Son, gen mdse Robinson Rev F M, Presbyterian clergy man Smith , bootmaker Strong Robert, nurseryman Webster David, justice of the peace WESTPORT. Mendocino County. A post and tele- graph office, 25 miies north of Mendo- cino. Anderson H, blacksmith Arkson John, saloon Copp John, propr Kimball House Dickinson Walter, saloon Eagle Greo, blacksmith Foster Jesse, livery stable Gordon & Gill (A Gordon and D Gill), saw-mill Graham, Chester & McOowan, saw-mill Hi ll Ge orge, constable . JOHH FRED, proprietor Westport hotel Kimbal House, Hopp propr Kimbal ft Moor, gen mose and saw-mill Mjurkel ^ justice of the peace Matthews F, blacksmith McDonald Neil, hotel MoPhee (George S, postmaster and gen- eral merchandise Mills Alf, salopn Mozier , physician and druggist Overton Rev J M, clergyman (Meth- odist) Rogers & Johns (T R Rogers and F Johns), shippers Rogers T R, shipper Tuttle , general merchandise WESTPORT HOTEL. Fred Johns proprietor, and livery stable WEYAND'S CCRNER. Yolo County. Post-office Black's Sta- tion. Berger ft Hammerman, saloon « Dill Henry, blacksmith Golinsky David, saloon MARCH J P, farmer and stock raiser Rolli ns Jam es, blacksmith WETAND THEO, trader and fanner WHEATLAND. Yuba County. A post, express and tel- egraph office, situated on the line of the Oregon Division of the Central Paoifio R. R., 40 miles north from Sacramento and 12 miles southeast of Marysville. It is in the midst of a tine agricultural r^on, and is a trading center of considerable im- Eortance; also carries an important usiness from the mines. Wheatland has a population of about 700, being the second largest town in the county. American Hotel, Mrs F A Clark propr Baun Fred J, blacksmith and carriage factory Bevan Mrs E, board and lodging Bevan & Swift, blacksmithing and wagonmaking Bevan T E, deputy sheriff B?ay P M, justice of the peace Bray P M, saloon Brown Miss Vickie, dressmaking and millLaery Calmes ft Ross, harness and saddlery Central Hotel, M M Neustadt propr Clark Mrs F A, propr American Hotel Comforth H C, insurance agt Dam C K, supt Wheatland Mill Co Deaken , wagonmaker Dewane M D, wagonmaker DUPLEX E Pf barber and bath-house Duplex S E, ladies' hairdreMer and hair work Durst D P, physician Ewing T S. pres the .Fannen' Bank of Wheatland Goodkind ft Co, general merchandise s » < i CO CO CO CO c p c % NUDWOOD UIMBER I WAGON STOCK.'SS I4*M»1 1«* IS Mala ■4, •■ m. ■i ULEN TUGGIE t CO. Paeiflc Coast Hard Woods %S%»S£r California — Wheatlcmd-Whiaky HiU. 935 Hams T R, real estate and general commisaion Irwin David, supt Towles & Co's lum- ber yard JuBtis Chas, meat market Kesner James, town marshal Landis John, postmaster and agt W, F & Co LEVY & PINCTJS> general merchan- dise Lipp A P, varieties and ice cream Lumbard Wm, cashier The Farmers' Bank of Whe atland MoFABLAND THAD J, proprietor "Wheatland Graphic" Milton L, physician Miller David, bootmaker Miller & Stewart, livery stable Newton 1* v G H, clergyman (Meth- odist) Niemeyer & Lipp, gen mdse OTSTEB. W M> shoves and tinware. Main (see advertisement) Reeves WJ, OP&ORRagt Scott & Shepherd, drucgist Spencer E W, bootmaker S wear s W B, v arieti es THE FA&HERS' BANK OF WHEATLAND, T S Ewing presi- dent, Wm Lumbard cashier. New Bank Building Towle & Co, proprs Wheatland Lumber Yard "WHEATLAND OBAFHia'Thad J McFarland editor, proprietor and publisher Whe&tland Mill Co, C K Dam supt Yarborough Geo W, justice of peace WM. M. OYSTER, —DEALER IN— Stoves, Tinware, Metals, Pumps, ripe, House Furnishing Ouods, Etc. Wheatland, CaL THAD. J. McFARLAND, Editor and Proprietor. TUBA COUNTY CALIFORNIA. THE SRAPHIC is circulated extensively in Yuba, Sutter, Placer, Nevada, and Butte Oou^.^i^X' a'»l 1" published in the midst of ono of the richest agricultural sections in the State. It ig Ht^'tl> anti-debris in tone, and has no party atniiations, and is one of the best advertising medi- ums ii> the State. TERMS— One Year $&00 Advertising Terms made known on application. tibb ir>liitlnK of all kinds done. Our Printing Material is all new, just purchased from the well-knowt. Foundry of Marder, Luse & Co. CO c so c o m o o oo CO CO WHISKY DIGGINGS. SiBRRA CouNTT. See Newark. WHISKY HILL. Santa Cruz Coumty. Post-office Wat- son ville; 3 miles by stage north of Watson ville, and 18 miles east of Santa Cruz. DeHart Wm, blacksmith Holm Hans, blacksmith Nistetter J M, blacksmith Schmidt Peter, saloon Warner I A, physician HMDWOOD UNHER, liCM.r. mmmm^ is* is llnln •■« 14*Mteei; •ak, Aali, Hickory, Mayle. Ohenr, etc. * lOmS BHUYEBimiH ro./g3Bgf.u*S&f«8VSK4ByC' I Pii 986 California — Whiakytown- Williams. WHISKYTOWN. Shasta Counit. Post-oflSce Shasta. Blair J D, saloon KE£H9LEB WMi general merchandise Williams L, blacksmith WOODWARD H P, general mer- chandise and hotel WHITEHALL STATION. Mendocino County. Post-o£Sce Her- mitage. HUFF B B> hotel and saloon WHITE OAK. El Dorado County. Post-office Pla- cerville. Friedman John, constable Winchell C P, constable WHITE RIVER. TuLARK County. A post-office, 6tf miles southeast of Visalia, and 30 miles southeast of Porterville. BARRINOTOH JAMES, general merchandise Billman P L, blacksmith MITCHELL Li hotel, general mer- chandise, postmaster, and feed stable WHITESBORO. Mendocino County. A post and ex- press office, 1 mile from Albion. Brett & White (James Brett and C E White), saw-mill Furlong Thos, saddlnr Gray P W, shinitle-mills Johnson B J, telegraph operator JOHNSON J E> general merchandise, postmaster, and agent Wells, Fargo &Co Kimball J S & Co ( J S Kimball and C E White), general merchandise, hotel, blacksmiths, and saloon McFarland L, boots and shoes McNelly Ed, assistant supt Salmon Creek K K Salmon Creek Milling Co, James Pullen, Silas Coombs, Charles Perkins, and P W Gray proprs Salmon Creek K R (8 miles in length), L E White and others uroprs Salmon Creek Shingle-mill Co Whito L E, general merchandise White W H, supt Salmon CroeL R R Whitesboro Hotel, J S Kimball & Co proprs Zemansky P H, general merchandise WHITES BRIDGE. Fresno County. A nost-office; 34 miles northwest of Fresno and 13 miles southeast of Firebaugh. WHITE J R & 00. general merchan- dise WILBUR SPRINGS. Colusa County. Post-office, Oilmore; is situated on Sulphur Creek, 26 miles southwest from Williams and 22 miles from Lower Lake, Lake County. BRAMEJS. hotel WILD FLOWER. Fresno County. A post and express office; 9 miles southwest of Kings- burgh. Hickok Noah, blacksmith Hoskins &, Bradford, blacksmiths JONES P D> general merchandise WILLIAMS. COLU.SA County. A post, express and telegraph office; the present terminus of the California Pacitic and Northern Railway, 10 miles west of Colusa, 10 miles from the Coast Range of moun- tains, and 25 miles from sulphur springs that are highly val ued. It was named after W. H. Williams, Es*)., its founder. Stock raisiug is carried on in the vicinity to a considerable extent. Stages leave here every day for Colusa, Willows and Wilbur Springs. Population 350. AIKEN H M (TodU copiciiand itssubscription list is con- stantly nuu^inentin);. As an advertisinir luudiuin it cannot be siiiM-rseded. E. C. HAKT & VO. Henning August, li & 00 o o litlVIN RUTTING I SON, Tabnlar Wb««lk«rrewa, B«lt and llrM«« W«rk. asr Main »tr««t, ••■ rraaclSMi*. ■■ km, TU6GU t CO.. VENEERS "KiRaSK."- s a o o CO California — Willov»-Winter8. 939 VIATJ LOITIB. Sunrise Saloon Vincent W A, barber Weyans N K, brewery Wheeler D R, painter Williams A, livery stable Williams Peter, painter Wil liams R L, mgr H M Harris WILLOWS SODA W0BX8, Mrs E H Kyes proprietress Wilson William, physician WILLOW RANCH. Modoc Counts. A post-office, 36 miles northeast of Alturas. Coffer E V, blacksmith Harris Bros, hotel Hyronimous J, saw-mill Marker J, wagonmaker SNIDER A & C W. general merchan- dise and iloiiring-mill WILMINGTON. Los Anqkleh County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Southern Pacific K. 11. (Wilmington and San Diego Division), 22 miles south of Los Angeles and 3 miles from San Pedro. Population 950. Anderson k Jorge.ison, saloon Banning Phineus, storage, commission and lumber Bennett L, bootmaker Bently A P, justice of the peace Bonshey S & A, mining, Catalina Island Bovard F D, Methodist clergyman Bovard M M, pros S C University Brial L B, barber Burkle F, saloon Crowley Timothy, blacksmith De aver Oeo , saloon and constable DOWNINO P H> collector of customs Duffy Saloon, San Pedro Frankel Wm & Co, general merchandise (jiarrett Robt, wagonmaker Ooniotti John, stdoon Green Mrs H, varieties Hawkins Wm, bakery Jacoby Herman, general merchandise, insurance ai r t} O x\ m m H <• CO > z •n > z o 5 o o ■ proprietor Mint Sa- loon, choice liquors, wines and cigars Duke Rev T L (Methodist South) DUFRET J L> blacksmith ELLIOTT WILLIAM, proprietor Occidental Hotel Ely B, warehouse Fossett Mrs O P, music teacher Fitzgerald R D, bootmaker Fitzgerald Mrs R D, millinery FREUND F A» house, sign and car- riage painter Gilcrest J L, liquors Gregory J D, dmggist and physician Hacke J H, propr Parker House Hacke & Wilson (J H Hacko and R A Wilson), liquors Harlan J H, general merchandise Harling & Hoy (C Harling and S H Hoy), livery stable Hill &. Lamie Mrs, dressmakers Hill Miss Li/zio, music teacher HULSE J C, justice SO 9 % - • Is «« CM 09 t/» €/i California — Woodhridge- Woodland. 941 CO Parr A» blacksmith and wagonmaker Perrott John, supervisor Phelps FF, jewelry and varieties PLUMMER E H, proprietor Plummer House and saloon PLUMHER HOUSE. E H Plummer proprietor Robinett John, liquors Russell Rev B H, clergyman (Meth- odist) RVTIEDGE E G (Rutledge & McLer- ran) BUTLEDOE. HoLERRAN & CO (E O Rutledge ahd T H B McLerran), general merchandise and managers Western Union Telegraph Co San Joaquin and Sierra Nevada R R Co, Edward F Stone sec, S Washburn snpt, John Scott general freight and passenger agt Shuck Rev Daniel, United Brethren in Christ I Simms J R, physician I Young Edward, justice of the peace H. BENTLEY ^ CO., -I»EALBR IM- DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Woodbridge, San Joaquin Co. oo C3 WOODFORDS. Alfime County. A post-oifice, 30 miles by stage from Carson. Barnes £, justice of the peace Benuis E, saw- mill CLOTSTON WILLIAM, school su- perintendent Field Z, blacksmith jf RHP-TTX W P. postmaster, general merchandise and hotel Stevens T M, capitalist Wade James H, county assessor WOODLAND. Yolo Cohntt. A post, express and tel- egraph oihce, on the California Pacific K. R. It is the County sea*^, and distant from Sacramento by rail 22 miles, having a population of nearly 5.000. The place is a little elevated above the surrounding plains, and derives its name from a beautiful grove of oaks that once occupied the town site, which have nearly all been felled by the merciless hand of the woodman, who would not spare them. The streets are generally very well shaded by nearly every vari- ety of shade-trees of uniform growth; are wide and smooth and run at right angles. The growth of the place has been steady and in keeping with the develop- ment of the county, whose soil, for agri- cultural and horticultural purposes, taken on the whole, is inferior to none in the State. The business and public buildings will compare favorably with those of places whose pretensions are much greater. Her Public Square, stud- ded with shrubbery, rare plants, palms and ferns, is a very attractive feature of the place. Her Court House and Jail, combined, is a well constructed building and an ornament to the place. Th(re are several substantial and well-design- ed churches, all having creditable con- gregations; and an institute of educa- tion. The schools are in the first rank among those of the Coast. The town's support is derived from the agricultural interest, whose yearly exportation of enormous amounts of grain, vegetables and fruit, is sufficient to warrant its permanency as one of the important places of the State. The water is good, and the health splendid- Alexander Miss M E. millinery AMERICAN EXCHANGE, E H Ba- ker proprietor (see adv) Andrews G W, wood, hay and feed yard Baker B, liquors Baker F E, attorney H^ITRR E Hi proprietor American Exchange Baker W H, A M of Hesperian College CO &0 CD CO CO CO CO ca-i nAnllflUUU LUInDLn, nt, a. F. llul»a. eipokes. Rims, Poles, aitaft*, ete. ODD FELLOWS' SUPPUES, iSSs.S^^Altal'^'gSSifSStMf: 942 California — Woodland. CO |2 09 o S BALL ft CRAIG (J C Ball and Joseph Craig), attorneys BALL J C (Ball & Craig) BANK OF WOOBLAND. J D Ste- phens president, C W Bush cashier Barclay Jas A, watchmaker and jeweler Barr C, liquors Berg Emanuel, newspaper agt BILLIABD AND POOL SALOON. Norbeit Matt proprietor; the finest brands of wines, liquors and cigars Brendel F W, confectionery Brown C A, collector Bruner Charles, liquors Bryant Rev J W, M E Church Buo b C, bakery BUSH C W> cashier Bank of Woodland Bush E R, superior judge and searcher of records Butz John A, tailor Caldwell Joseph, planing-mill Caldwell Samuel^nlaning-mill CAPITAL HOTEL, M 11 Torrance proprietor Carson W H, carpenter Casler C M, druggist Charmak L, city trustee and Woodland treasurer Charmak &, Levy Cj Charmak & A Levy), dry goods CLARK £ Li livery .<.nd feed stable Clark J Q A, liquors, wholesale Clark R, attorney Coenhour Rev, Baptist Cohn & Co (G Cohn), varieties Cohn William, groceries Coward W M, real estate and insurance Craft Hotel, John Gassner propr CRAIO JOSEPH (Ball & Craig), attor- ney Crane Donald, blacksmith and horse- shoer Culver & Spaulding (C B Culver and T S Spaulding), groceries "DAILY MORNINO MAIL." Wm W Theobalds editor and proprietor DAHM CHARLES, proprietor Wash- ington Hall Saloon Davidson Mrs E, hair work Davis C H & Co (Charles H Davis, James Veirs, and F J Remington), meat market and ice manufactory I>elong Mrs R C, teacher Hesperian College Dhler Ando, liquors Dick A N, dentist Dietz Louis, hurnessmaker Diggs Marshal, hamessmaker Dinz ler E, barber DRIVINO PARK SALOON. Brown's Corners, Chris Lurch proprietor Dryfus & Co (L Dryfus), wmes and liq- uors, wholesale Duncan G L, stage line i Son, groceries ., grooeriea Eiv in J Eaton J Elston Rev A M, Christian Church Elston J B, druggist Everett L P, engineer EXCELSIOR BARGAIN HOUSE of the city of Woodland, C P Van Schaack manager FARMERS' HOME John Renz pro- prietor Fisher A Lewis, liquors Fiske George D & Co (George D Fiske and Geo D Fiske Jr), real estate and insurance Fitzgerald Miss Minnie, dressmaker Fitzgerald Peter, horseshoer Fitzgerald R A, operator W U Tel Co Freeman F 8 ft Co (FS Freeman and John W Freeman), hardware and agri- cultural implements Frietlel Otto, teacher Hesperian College FICIGGENS JOHN F. Woodland Foundry connected with H Poi-ry's machine shop, general jobbing and housework a specialty Frost C S, notary public and attorney Garoutte C H, district attorney Gassner John, propr Craft Hotel Germeshanson ft Kuhn (Jpseph Germes- hause n and W m Kuhn), brewery GLENDINJLNG E> proprietor Palace Restaurant, ice cream and oysters Goin John W, superintendent of schools Grant R A, A M Hesperian College Gratz J T, liquors and cigars Greene G W, jewelry ana stationery Grey C S, jewelry Griswold C F, stoves and tinware M Gwinn, Geo Richard Alge), Gwinn O M ft Co (0 G Armstrong and meat market Hafky Mrs P, varieties Hall ft Bid well (A J Hall and C T Bid- well), grain dealers Hansen Peter, liquors Harding G P, attorney Hesperian College, A M Elston pres Hodgen I X, dentist Hoernlein E G, painter Holcom W D, county recorder HoUingsworth Miss Ella, dressmaker Holmes L B, dentist Hoyt H M, city marshal Hunt W G, grain buyer Huston ft Porter (S A Huston and J C Porter), groceries Huston S A (Huston ft Porter) Huston W S, cit^ trustee and clerk Isham L B, agt Singer Sewing Machine Jackson George H, physician and city trustee Johnson R B, blacksmith and wagon- maker Jury John S, restaurant CO CJ9 CO CO CO \^ J PIONEER IRON WORKS. CALVIN MUTTINU A MOM, Fi«prlet*ra. Bstabltohed lt»4» M7 ■idaMrcet.ii W. >mH.TUGGlE i CO.. WEXICHH H>RD W0ODS.".&1JaKi!£r- I a I o 00 California — WoodJanof. 943 Kean A C, county treasurer Keene ft Hopkins, painters Kelly Mrs H S, M A Hesperian College Keller W W, furniture and bedding Kleffel William, liquors Knox F A, blacksmith Knox William, barber KSELLENBIiRG F> manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of furniture and bedding and general undertaking, cor Third and Main Kuhn & Bros (H and T Kuhn), stoves and tinware Kuhn Wm (Gcrmeshansen & Kuhn) Lambert John, attorney-at-law Lasky M, liquors Lasloy Miss S M, teacher music, Hes- perian College Laugenour, Freeman & Stephens, proprs water works Lawson Rev B C, clergyman. Christian - Church Lawson & Byrns (J D Lawson and John Byrns), Fashion Stables * Lawson Misses T & N, milliners Leg Thomas A, photographer LURCH CHRIS, wines, liquors and cigars, Main Lyford G W, agent Puget Sound Lum- ber Co Marders H L, livery stable Martin H P, marble works Martin Rev W H, clergyman. Christian Church MATT MRS J, candy, varieties and stationery MATT NORBERT, billiard and pool saloon, choice wines, liquors and ci- gars Maxwell J C, a^ent C P R R McConnell J I, principal public schools Michael M'& Co (M and Joseph Michael), dry goods Miller Charles, bootmaker Minis & Read (Wm Minis and H P Read), groceries Minis William (Minis & Read) MITCHELL W H, photographer Moss John, liquors Morin C D, stoves and tinware Morse L L, fruits Moses W F, agt W, F & Co's express . Mossmeyer A, pres board of city trus- tees Muegge Thees, liquors Newton K H & Co, lumber and lime Nickelsburg A & Bro (A and M Nickels- burg), general merchandise O'Connor B'ather, clergyman (Catholic) PACIFIC HOUSE. Christ Sieber pro- prietor (see adv) PALACE RESTAURANT, ice cream and oysters, E Glendining proprietor Pedler F A, city trustee and deputy county clerk PERRY HENRY, blacksmith and m a chinery PFEIFER E J> dealer in and repairer of rifles, pistols and cutlery, ammuni- tion of all description at the lowest rates Porter A D, groceries, and pres Wood- land Water Works Porter J C, clergyman (Christian) Powers John, liquors Raber J L, barber Rahm Frank M, sheriff Ready B F, blacksmith Reidy M T, bootmaker Relyea S B, carriage trimmer RENZ JOHNi proprietor Farmers' Home Rhodes J M, propr Woodland Flour- mills Robinson W H, dentist Koss Thomas, physician Rossman Mrs L, shirtmaker Rugbies A C, justice of peace, real es- tate and insurance agt ST LOUIS OEOROE C, candy factory and varieties, ice cream a specialty Schluer Otto, bakery and liquors Schmechel William, tailor Scott & Reno (Robert H Reno and Jacob and John Scott), barbers Seaburg Mrs C A, millinery Shafer J 0, marble works Shawl & Co (Henry Shawl and J J Bow- man), clothing Sibley P H, attorney-at-law SIEBER CHRIST, proprietor Pacific House (see adv) Sill S J, varieties Smith J K, county clerk and under- taker Sovereign Joshua, blacksmith Spence A P, physician Sprague C P, attorney-at-law Stange & Hink (J D Stange and J F Hink), dry goods Stegall Henry, liquorrf' STEPHENS J V, president Bank of Woodland Stevens & Cantrell, dressmakers Strong A, physician Sweitzer Chafe, notary public Tobias D, harnessmaker TORRANCE M H, proprietor Capital Hotel Trea dwell W B, attorney-at-law TURNER A C, livery stable Voohees William, liquors Walker L, postmaster Walters Jesse, liquors WASHINGTON HALL SALOON, choice winfs, liquors and cigars, Charles Damm proprietor C > z o o o S3 CO CO CO CO oo HARDWOOD UIMBER, WHITE BROS . t» A 15 Main and 14 A IttStnear »t 8.F. Counter Tops, Kewel Posts. JBaliMters. lOUISBRIVERMMtCO.,K ~ d Fr«»«li €l«ek», liailontgdnelfjfSt. 944 California — Woodland- Wrights. WebbBro*(WJandJ M Webb), dry W goods eber Mrs, dressmaker Westlske J, bootmaker Whettemore F W, druggist Williams J C, photographer Williams William, bootmaker Winne W H, carpenter Wirth Geo L ft Bro (John C and Geo L Wirth) , propr s Woodland Brewery WOOD HENBT E hardware and agricultural implements and paints and oils "WpODLAVO DAUT osmo- OSJLT," and "Yolo Democrat" (weekly), William Saunders publisher and proprietor Woodland Gas Works, J Q Brown propr Woodland ft Lower Lake St«^ Line, G L Duncan manager Woodland Soda Works Woodland Water Works, James Viers sec WriRlit J G, groceries "YOLO WEEKLT MAIL," Wm W Theobalds editor and proprietor AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL MAIN STREET, WOODLAND, CAL The Largest and Best Hotel in the City. MEUr AMO COHPI.BTB. MEALS— 26 oU. Board and lodging par d»y from iH.OO to 91.76. FREE 'BUS. E. H. BAKER, Proprietor. (Formerly TACKNEY HOUSE.) MAIN STREET, WOODLAND, YOLO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. f CHRIST. SIEBER, Proprietor. rriie nooms are ^ir^ and Oommodious, And the Table Supplied with the best of the season. WOODSIDE. Saw Mateo County. A post-office; 17 milea southweat of Redwood by stage. Church Thomi^, hotel Hadler John, saloon King Frank, hotel and barber Newman A, florist and saloon Pharis S P, shingle mill Saundery A & J N, lumber TEttP B 0. groceries, hardware, clothing and postmaster Winkler John, wagonmaker and black- smith WOODVILLE. TcJLARE County. A poat-office; 21 miles by stage south of Visalia. BIGKET CALVIN, postmaster and general merchandise Carmichael Henry, blacksmith Gill Rev A B, clergyman (Methodist) Lemon & Riggs, general m3rchandise WRIGHTS. Santa Clara County. A post and oxprrss oliico; situated in the Santa Cruz Hanffo, at the oiitranco of tunnel No. 3, of the South Pacific Coast R. R., 16 miles from Sau Jose, and 7 miles from Los Gatos. Castle O B, hotel and saloon CLELANB ft CO (T S Cleland ft R H Mowbray), general merchandise Comstock Bros, saw-mill r CALVIN MUniNG £ SON, Manuflscturevs all Itlnas IROM WOEM. 9e«7 Main ittrect, ttan Fraaelaco- >ilEII. TUGGII i CO. HMDWOOB UIMBER. •aa Vraa«la«« M» California — Wrights- Yokohl. 945 DonfthM F, Mowbny R mMter Reed S W, hotel SUaghter Thos, hotel Wright J R, hotel SPORR (Cleland tt Co), post- WYANDOTTE. Bdtte County. A poat-office; 6 miles by stage southeast of Oroville. DTTNSTONE WM> famer, justice of peace and pustmaster Oass John W, stock dealer Grubbs R C, sheep raiser MansHeld I LeKoy, physician Moran Thos, speculator Rutherford Jas F, stock speculator Rutherford John, stock raiser Stevenson Jas, stock raiser Thatcher H S, mail carrier Thatcher Mrs N A, hotel Whipple David, farmer and constable Wilson J M, roadmaster YAGER. Humboldt County. A post-office, 36 miles southeast of Eureka. Daw kins Wm, postmaster and hotel WILEY At general merchandise YANKEE HILL. Butte County. A post-office, IS miles by stage northwest of Oroville. Pop- ulation 90. BARNARD S H> lumberman and Hume contractors Biff Bend Tunnel and Mining Co, N A Harris supt Cahill Wm, carpenter Clement C, vineyard Forty-Nine and Fifty-Six Q M Co, M H Wells mgr Good J V, teamster Harris N A, supt Big Bend Tunnel and Mining Co Knowltou Samuel, vineyard McCool Wm, carpenter Miller Bros, butchers Moore Daniel, carpenter Peachy F A, teacher Spencer J F, toamster Sugar Pino Lumber v. . !\T H We'ls agt Tebee G, hospital Venus Quartz Mine WELI^ H H. general merchandise, postmaster, justice of the peace, cx- Sress axent and mining superinteu- ent YANKEE HILL. Tuolumnk County. Post-office Colum- bia. Situated one mile from Colum- bia. Dondloe Louis, general merchandise Eshingtoa Peter, practical miner and blacksmith YANKEE JIM'S. Placer County. A post and telegraph office. A mining camp 18 miles oy stage northeast of Auburn. Popula- tion 160. [ W, assistant post- DONEUN ] master SONELIN TIMOTHT, and general merchandise Hurleman John, hotel Lord David W, carpenter Orr David, saloon Schultz David, saloon Trafton Chas, physician postmaster YOCUMVILLE. Siskiyou County. A post-offi^s, 38 miles southwest of JEta» Mill and 20 miles southeast of Orleans Bar. Pop- ulation 80. FYFIELD J T Pt general merchan- dise and postmaster Orcutt A, saw-mill YOKOHL. Tulare County. A post-office, 23 miles from Visalia. Anderson Garl, farmer Bigham John, farmer Brooks Micager, stock and wool grower Carrington Miss Kate, school teacher CABmOTON TIMOTHT E. stock raiser and postmaster Gill John, hog raiser Gill L L & Bros, farmers Hall J V, farmer Jordan Wm F, stock raiser Lee Wm, farmer Lindsey Joshua, stock raiser Osborn Joseph, stock and wool grower Osborn Thos, farmer Richardson C T, farmer Sargeant W J, school teacher Vimng Thos D, stock and wool grower ;n GO m UIDnWUnnn l IIMDCQ WHire-; UUOS.. is St a Main aii«l 14 A lOMpcar IIAnUllUuU LUIllllLn,ilt,M.F Cllack Walnat, Simnlah €edar, Veneeiw. KWIBHTS TEMPUB UHIF0BIII5,">g7«gftat. SS^tOXRf^ 946 Califomia — Yolo-Yo Semite Valley. YOLO. Yolo County. A post, expreuand tel- egraph office, on the California Paoifio R. U., 24 mile* from Arbuckle. Un- til quite recently the place was known aa Cacheville. It is situated on Cache Creek in a lovely and very productive section of the county, 4 miles north- west of Woodland, having an esti- mated population of 300 people. Betz J, carpet factory Blake J H, painter BORACH JEROME, general merchan- dise, groceries, 'clothing, dry goods and grain buyer BURKE CLAUSE W. general mer- chandise and notary pubuc CannellJ W (Pettit tt Cannell) Diggs I P (Sandusky & Diggs) Dutton Oscar, tinner Elliott Rev S C (Methodist) Fenton James, blacksmith Green George, liquors Griffith A, capitalist Hadley C W, harnessmaker Kast Henry, blacksmith and maker Knight Leonard, hotel McMillan James, butcher Mering S N, Houring-mills Miller A, varieties Milsap W, justice of the peace Mullen Michael Y, agt C P R R, W, F & Co and W U Tel Co O'Brien John, liquors Pettit A (Pettit & Cannell) Pettitt & Cannell (A Pettit and J W Cannell), blacksmiths and wagon- makers l{( id J D, constable i^^uudusky k, Diggs (H C Sandusky and I P Diggs), meat market Sandusky H C (Sandusky k Diggs) Sullivan William, bootmaker WHERRT GEO F, dealer iii ?rain, proprietor Yolo Warehouse and post- master wagon- YORKVILLE. Mendocino County. A post-office, 20 miles by stage northwest of Clover- dale. HIATT E M> sheep grower, money loaner and postmaster Kelso N B, hop and sheep grower Ledford J D, sheep grower York R H, hop and sheep raiser YO SEMITE VALLEY. Mariposa County. A post and express office. To the tourist, pleasure-seeker, stu- dent of nature, or traveler, there is no spot on earth, either in the old or new world, which is equal to Yo Semite Val- ley. No other place can compare with its natural, sublime, and majestic gran- deur; language proves weak and fails in attempting to portray its many beau- ties. This place has attained one of the most meritorious places in the world's catalogue of natural wonders. To "do" America and not visit Yo Semite, places a blemish upon the foreigner's tablet of sight-seeing, while to leave New York and other eastern cities and make this trip to Yo Semite is becoming a '.utter of regular occurrence. Only a ie J '^ Cook agent. Cook's Hotel Yo Semite Valloy Hotel (formerly Black's), J J Cook propr m c c > Z o o o CO C/3 c/a CO CO UIDnUinnn IIIMDCD WHITBBROS., l»*lSHaInandl4*iei»pear^ nAnllllUUlJ LUmDLn, m, H. F. €»anterTop«. Newel Posts, Ualasters» ■■ 948 California — Yo Semite Valley. Pktoi^apb @f Y@ S@mit@ SI lul :B AND WINTER. For Sale at Place of Business in Yo Semite, Or at Sanborn, VaU & Co., 869 Market St., San Francisco, Cal* ADOLPH SINNING, YO SEMITE VALLEY, MARIPOSA COUNTY, CAL. Maker of Small Yo Semite Curiosities. Cabinet and Fancy Articles, Walicing Canes, Pin Cushions cushioned with Big Tree Baric, Ladies' Woric Boxes, Manzanita Rulers inlaid with Twelve Different Woods, all neatly inlaid with various woods of the Yo Semite and its vicinity, such as Indian Arrow, Mountain Mahogany, Laurel, Splcewood, Ltve Oak, Manianita, Buckthorn, Lilac, Cieanothua, Silver Fir, Douglaa Spruce, Juniper, Cedar, Sugar Pine, Etc., Etc. Orders promptly attended to and carefully oxecuteil. ADOLPH SINNING. UlEH. TUGGLE t, CO.. Shit Planli. all kinds. "aiKaa^?'- California — Yo Semite Road-Yreka. 949 Tuolumne Oak Flat. YO SEMITE ROAD. County. Post-office Big Crocker Henry R, hotel Elwell Chas, Colfax Springs Hotel Hamilton Alva, hotel and stage stand YOU BET. Nevada County. A post-office, 9 miles southeast of Nevada City, and 7 miles by stage from Dutch Flat. Barker W C, mining claim Birds' Eye Creek Uold Mining Co, J Goodwin supt Brown G S, mining claims Driscoll & Hubbard, Snecktaw Mining Co Eastern Mining Co, A G Turner agt FOX C Ji general merchandise Goodwin J,' supt Birds' Eye Creek Gold Mining Co , Hankins C H, miniqcr claim Hunsen John, saloon Jeffers Frank, mining claim Jones W H, mining claim McDonnell D, mining and water ditch claim Poor Bros, mining claim Snecktaw Mining Co, Driscoll & Hub- bard Snell B F, postmaster and constable Snell & Merrows, general merchandise South Yuba Water Mining Co, J Spaulding supt Spaulding J, supt South Yuba Water Mining Co Staley A J, mining claim McGillis H, blacksmith Metheva M E, bootmaker Miller C P, hotel Patterson I, tinware Potts T H, blacksmith Sax Simon, saloon Stugell J G, blackaiiiith Winter Hunt, carpenter Wood E P, physician OO YOUNG'S SAWHAILL. Lake Countv. Young L A & Co, proprs Young's Saw- mill YOUNTVILLE. Napa County. A post, express and telegraph office, about 55 miles north- west of San Francisco, and SA miles northwest of Napa, on the California Pauitio R. R. It is supported by agriculture. Allen John, bootmaker Capman Geo, butcher Cooper I C, liquors Decker S, varieties Hallingsworth H, hotel Hu general merchandise and postmaster YREKA. Siskiyou County. A post, express and telegraph office; one of the oldest and most important places in that section of the State. It is on the line of the California and Oregon Stage Road, 115 miles from Redding, situated in the Shasta Valley, on the west bank of Yreka Creek, whose supply of water is sufficient to drive the machinery of the State, and which contains so'.ie of the finest fish in the world. Its mines are still being profitably worked, and the pursuit of stock-raising is engaged in. It is the main point of supplies for that region, the county seat, the headquarters o* the Overland Stage Co., and contains a population of 2,000. Adams Joseph, clergyman (Congrega- tional) Allen Calvin, barber Barsaloux Ch<'\s, painter Bohnert Chas (John B Hohrer & Co) BOWEN GEO W> blacksmith Brown E V, wagonmaker Brown Mrs Rachael, hotel Brown Sylvester F, cabinetmaker BURROWS A H, general agent Cali- ifomia and Oregon Stage Co and county treasurer CALIFORNIA AND OREGON STAGE CO (Salisbury, Hailey & Co), A H Burrows peneral agent Carrick E & M, ulacksmiths Churchill Jerome, pres Siskiyou County Bank Clarkson James, blacksmith Cleland J S (Cleloid & Lehners) Clelaiul & Lehners (J S Cleland and John Lehners), general merchandise and agricultural implements Cooley Wm, auctioneer, couuty coroner and public administrator Davidson James M, U S deputy mineral and land surveyor DeWitt R 0, drugs, books and station- cjj- Dneikel H, saloon Dumas F, saloon Edgerton C, ittorney-at-law FRANKLIN BENJAMIN, feed stable ca CO HARDWOOD LUMBER. WIllTBBKOIi. Street, ». F. Oreffon Aah, Mavle and Ali CO 1» * IS Main and 14 A 10 8jM>ar del ler. IV 960 California — Yreka. CALIFORNIA AND OREGON STAGE LINE SALISBURT, HAILET & CO., Proprietors. ^ v«^ **^y ; ^rn-rr mssm Dailr line of Four ^ Sii Horse Coaclies BETWEEN 0. t C. R. R. Oregon, and C. P. R. R. Redding, California, MAKING CLOSE CONNECTIONS WITH Trains of C. P. B. Ii,t and 0, & C. S. S. Sp^ed^ Safety aimdl €<^ciiifa>irt Assured Passengers have cho'cc of Scott Mountain and Sacramento River Route between Redding and Yreka, Cal. — ALSO, — Daily Line of Stages between Redding and Weaverville, Cal. A. H. BURROWS, General Agent, TREKA, CAL. I 1 mm. TUGGU t CO., ms\m h>hd woods. IS * »l» Spear Bt. lian Franelaco. iS o o M £ s e o €0 o California — Yreka. 951 Fried Geo Sr, livery stabU Gillis H B, district attorney GILMER J T (Salisbury, Hailey & Co) Orunert Oscar, barber HAILEY JOHN (Salisbury, HaUey & Co), res Boise City, Idaho Hansen J, photographer Harmon John E (Nehrbass & Harmon) Haupts Father, clergyman (Catholic) Hearn F G, dentist aud assayer Herzog Chas Jr, meat market Heybrook Mrs D, varieties and furni- ture Heybrook Henry, cabinetmaker Hovey \V A, wagonmaker and under- taker Hughes J W (MuUer & Hughes) Huaeman Louis, viue-pres Siskiyou County Bank island Adam, bakery and saloon ItHand Mrs C, millinery and fancy goods Irwin Wm (Martin & Irwin) lunker Chas, saloon and brewery JACKSON BROS (G S and W H Jack- son), furniture • Jensen Thos F (Skinner, Lawton & Jen- sen) KESSLER JOSEPH, general merchan- dise, druggist and banker King F J, general merchandise KING W H, physician Larison C \, dentist T.ARW S ST, sheriff and county tax col- lector Lawton David (Skinner, ijawton & Jen- sen) Lehners John (Cleland & Lehners) Malzer Geo, bootmaker Marst er S S , druggist MARTIN & IRWiN (Jacob Martin and Wm Irwin), livery stable Martin Jacob (Martin & Irwin), and painter Metts D P (VoBS & Metts) Meyer M, tailor Miller Hugo, hardware, stoves and tm- ware Miner Matthew, general merchandise Morrison M J, feed stable Morse H A, county sitpt public schools MTJLLER ft HUGHES (John Muller and J W Hughes), meat market Muller John (Muller & Hughes) Nehrbass & Harmon (Louis Nehrbass and John £ Harmon), blacksmiths and wagonmakers, agricultural imple- ments, etc Nehrbass Louis (Nehrbass k Harmon) NICHOLS W I. attorney -at-law NIXON R0BBEIT> proprietor " Yreka Semi-Weekly Journal ' Nordheim G A, gunsmith, tobacco, cut- lery, etc O'Donnell C, general merchandise Oliver A S (Roberts & Oliver) Owens James, boots and shoes Paine A E, watches and jewelry Peters C C, saloon and brewery Pashburg John, groceries, stationery, cigars, tobacco and varieties Pyle C H (Raynes & Pyle) Ranoui E, carpenter and undertaker Raynes A E (Raynes & Pyle), post- master Raynes & Pyle (A E Raynes and C H Pyle), general merchandise Ream D, physician REMMK G R, proprietor "Weekly Tribune " Renncr Maurice, saloon and notary public Repp Henry, blacksmith and wagon- maker Rice Geo, county clerk, recorder and auditor Richards A D, restaurant Hinge F, harness and saddles Roberts F N (Roberts & Oliver) Roberts & Oliver (F N Roberts and A S Oliver), saloon Robertson H D, physician Rogler Fernando, druggist Rohrer John B (John B Rohrer & Co) ROHRER JOHN B & CO (John B Rohrer and Chas Bohnert), proprietors Franco-American Hotel SALISBTJRT. HAILET & CO (M and O J Salisbury, John Huiley and J T Gilmer), proprietortt California and Orego n Sta je Co SALKBURT M (Salisbury, Hailey & Co) SAIJSBURT J (Salisbury, Hailey & Co) Shearer E, attorney-at-law Siskiyou County Bank, Fred Wads- worth cashier Skinner James T Jenson) Skinner, Lawton (Skinner, Lawton & Jenson (James T Skinner, David Lawton and Thomas F Jenson), Yreka Foundry and Plan- ing-Mill ST]£BIiE "BT.TJAH . superior judge Stimmel H E, stoves and tinware Terwilliger J N, painter Thompson & Wheelor (Wm Thompson aud James Wheeler), saloon Tho mpson Wm (Thompson & Wheeler) "TRUUNE" (weekly), G R Remme proprietor Vance James (Vance & Walbridge) Vance & Walbridge (James Vance and J M Walbridge), general merchandise, wool, hides, etc Voss Chas E (Voss &; Metts) Voss k Metts (Chas E Voss and D P Metts), Baloon and confectionery (0 C o o > HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BROM.. 18 * IS Main and 14 Sc. le'Spear Mt, 8. V. Haba. Upakea. Alms, Polea Staafto. etc. fv n -i I J 09 10 H CO B3 K M KM Sad c^. ♦<■ bX e £S &:> tter Headincs. Bill Heada, Fontem, <:ircnlarii. ProKfannncs Pamilhleta. liabrlM, and uvory variety of Job l*rintin^' executed with neutneiw and dispatch at the lowest pu8«lble ratesi. YUBA CITY. ScrrER County. A post and express office, and county seat, 51 miles from Sacratr^nto, and I mile by stage east of Marysville, on the banks of Feather River, opposite the mouth of Yuba River. Situated at thehead of steam- boat navigation, and surrounded by an agricultural region of great fertil- ity, it is a point of importance. Pop- ulation 600. Alberti G W, public administrator and coroner Barney M C, district attorney Bayne Richard, attomey-at-law Butler House, E Butler propr Cannon J C, physician Clark M C, county supt of schools Donovan Joe, blacksmith Duncan & Van Arsdale, gen mdse Ellington Wm, varieties, postmaster, and agt W, F & Co FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE UNION of Sutter County (incorpo- rated March 29, 1873), S E Wilson president, Geo Ohleyer secretary [Incorporated March 29, 1873. J Farmers' Co-Operative Union, YUBA CITY, SUTTER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. S. E. WILSON I»resldent. QEOROE OHLEYER. . .Secretary and Mannir^r. Do a Stora^fe and (.'ommimion Basinesfl, buy and sell all kinds of grain and Farmerb' Supplies. Featherstoue L R, clergyman (Metho- dist) PRISON CEILS. J'encea and Hridce Work. )M7 Main fStreet, M. F. CAIVIM NliniNG £ SON. 1^ mUH. TU661E < CO.. WAGOM LUMBEB/5f.^axy- California — Yuha City-Lodi. 953 Fuller & Howser (E O Fuller and B \^ H owae r), attorneys QROVEB H C> justice of peace, iu' surance agent, and general collector Hamlin Francis, county surveyor Hamlin N S, physician Harkey & Wilcoxson, gen mdse Harkey W P, sheriff and tax collector Keyser Phil H, superior judge Kimball E C, druggist Klempp F, Yuba City Brewery Lambert Mrs L B, board and lodging LEE W H, county clerk, auditor and recorder Magee James, saloon McKennaJ, saloon Ohleyer Geo, sec Farmers' Co-operative Union of Sutter County Orr & Knoblauch, blacksmiths and wagonmakers Peck W F, assessor Pinckard Allen, barber Sanborn M E, attorney , Seabler S J, attorney-at-law Simmons J L, livery stable Slattery & Sullivan, meat market Stabler S J, attorney Stabler & Bayne (8 J Stabler and Rich- ard Bayne), attorneys "STJiii^ coTJirrt farmer," Sutter County Publishing Co, Geo Ohleyer manager Van Arsdale A B, treasurer Wallace T S, clergyman (Methodist) Weeman Chas, saloon Wilbur J L, attorney-at-law Wilkie John, propr Yuba City Mills Wilson S E, pros Farmers* Co-operative Union of Yuba County Yuba City Mills, John Wilkie propr YUBA DAM. Ydba County. Post-oflSce Marysville ; 3 miles by stage southeast of Marya- ville. P opulation 45. DUNNINO Z, hotel, saloon, stable and ranch Shelton W E, hotel, saloon and stable ZEILE MILL AND MINE. Ahadcp. County. Post-office Jackson. Zeile Dr F, propr Zeile Mill and Mine THE ARCATA WEEKLY LEADER, A Six-Column Newspaper, Published Every Thursdayf ARCATA. . . .HUMBOLDT COUNTY, CAL. BV STEPHEN W. SCOTTON. Subscription, 92.00 a Year, in advance. SAMUEL BEVERTON, DEALER IN f Hardware, Cutlery % Plated Ware, STOVES AND RANGES, Crockery, Glass and China- Ware, Coal Oil Stoves, Coal Oil Lamps and Chimneys, Orauite Ware, Brooms, Brushes and Feather Dusters, and evenr description of Labor-Saving and Useful Inventions for Household Use. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Made on the Premises. 9B5 Washington Street, let. 9th and 10th, OAKLAND, CAL. i THE FRESNO REPUBLICAN, rilBUUIIBD Every Saturday Morning, At FRESNO, CAL., by 8. A. MIL LER. TEllMS : Per Annum, in advance 92.60 Six Months, " 1.60 Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates. J. W. MtQi'AiD. W. R. Ellis. THE LODIJENTINEL EUia As MoQuaid PMprietors. One of the Nuatest, Liveliest and Most Popular Weekly Papers in the Ureat San Joaqum Valley. It circulates widely through the towns of Lodi, Woodbridge, I^ockford, Aeanipo,. New Hope, Elliott ana Wallace, and their surroiindingfs. It is one of the best advertitini; mediums in the State. Its rates are moderate. Address " Sentinel," Loili, Oal. ELLIS & McQUAID. 1 ^ c. ffiil ! THE DAILY Circulates In all the Towns of Northern California. THE WEEKLY Reaches the Fireside of every Farmer of any importance in the Northern part of the State. Weekly, One Year $3-50 Daily, One Year $10.00 Adyertisements inserted at Reasonable Bates. C. D. DAWSON, Publisher. CoXifomioL — Concord-OaUand. 955 DEVOTED TO THE GENERAL ADVANCEMENT OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. IN POLITICS STRICTLY NON-PARTISAN. In the Interests of Contra Costa County Purely Partisan. The only spicy newspaper in the County, Published every Saturday By S. FARJEON, Conoord. Contra Costa County, Cal. 0" A First-GkuiB Advertising Medium. The Most Complete Printing and Publishing House on the Pacific Coast. Paeifle Press Publishing House, CO CO £ CO CM < O BOOK AND JOB PBIMTIIG, BOOK BINDING, ELECTROTYPINC AND ENGRAVING. Ordara by Mall Promptly Attended to. Batlmatee fttmlahad on Application. gr Address aU Orders to PACIFIC PRESS, OaUand, CaL I LOUIS BRMERIWyCO.,''^"'^**^ «««._«-;»»»«.., hoase In the €ltjr, I !• MonUroaiery Mt. 956 Oregon. OREGON. lae, also, last of Towns Received Too Late for Begalar Insertion. Oregon is sitaated between the parallels t>f 42° and 46^^ 18' north latitude, and between the meridians of 116° 33' and 124° 25' west longitude from Green- wich. It is the most northwesterly State of the Union. On the north it is bounded by Washington Territory, the Columbia River forming the boundary to the point where that river crosses the parallel of 46° and the line running thence eastward along that parallel to the Snake River. Eastwardly it borders on Idaho Territory, the Snake River being the boundary to the mouth of the Owyhee, and thence by a line drawn due south along the meridian of 116° Sfy west longitude to Nevaaa. On the south it ia bounded by Nevada and California, the parallel of 42° north, forming the boundary line. The Pacific Ocean bounds it on the west. The average width of Oregon from cast to west ia 350 miles, and from north to south 275 miles. Ita full shore line is 285 miles. Its area is 95,274 sciuare miles, or nearly 61,000,000 of acres. It is as large as all the New England States and two-thirds of the State of New York added to them, and larger than New York and Pennsylvania combined. The population of the State, according to the official returns of the census of 1880, was 174,70/, not quito two inhabitants to the square mile. The census of 1870 gave a population of 90,973, thus showing an increase of 83,794 in a single decade. If Oregon were proportionally as thickly aettled as New York she could sustain ten millions of people. The discovery and exploration of Oregon and Washington Territory is cred- ited to Spanish navigators early in the sixteenth century. In 1804, an overland expedition under Captains Lewis and Clark, U.S. Army, crossed the Rocky Mountains, and having followed the Columbia River from its head-waters, reaohod Cape Disappointment in November, 1805. The valuable resources of the Pacific Coast were tirst made known by this expedition. In 1810, the first attempt at a settlement was made in Orouon at Oak Point, on the south side of the Columbia River, by Captain NuthanieT Winahip, a Nov, England sailor. A freshet soon after carried away the buildings and the enterprise was abandoned. In 181), a trading p"st was established by John Jacob Astor, of T ew York, at the mouth of the Columbia River, and the place was called " Astori.^," in his honor. In 1824, the first fruit trees were planted in Oregon. In 1831, some servants of the Hudson Bay Company abandoned hunting and trapping ami attempted wheat growing in the Willamette Vulley. The fields then ploughed have been in constant cultivation ever since, and, after the- lapse of half a century, one of them at French Prairie, Marion County, still yielded, in 1879, thirty-five bushels to the acre. This indeed must be superior soil, and the fact is a striking illustra- tion of the strength and productiveness of the land. In 1832, the first school was opened. Between 1835 and 1837, missions were established under the auspices of various religious societies and denominations, and the missionaries brought cattle with them. In 1838, the tirst printing press arrivet', on the Columbia River, and so connected his reconnoisance with the eastern terminus of Captain Wilkes' explorations. In 1846, the first newspaper was establiahed. In the succeeding year a mas- PRISON CELLS, FcBcea and Brldse Work. mn Mmla StreefU M. F. CUVIII NUTTINGS SON. AUEII, TUBGIE I CO.. OAK PLANK."ffl I •pear Itt. .■ FmibcUc*. Oregon — Alha. 957 Baore of settlera by the Indians occurred. This was the beginning of much sub le- quent trouble with the aborif^nes, which retarded the development of the country to a great extent. Indian difficulties, however, have happuy ceased in recent years, and the Indiana are now quietly situated on reservations where they are provided for and educated. In 1859, Oregon was admitted into the Union as a State, with a population of 52,465 souls. Her progress for many years thereafter was comparatively slow. The chief difficulty which her people encountered was to find a market for her abundant agrif^ultural productions. But this serious obstacle to her rapid ad- vanoement has been surmounted, as already explained., by affording the proper means of railroad tr;;u<>portation. It is but statinc a fact, that no one has ever visited Oregon without becom- ing deeply impressed with the natural beauty of the country. It is indeed no exaggeration to say that it is not surpassed by any other part of the United States in attractiveness and variety of scenery. Nowhere east or west of the Rocky Mountains can there be seen at once such grand and picturesque land- scapes as one finds all over Western Oregon. The combination of mountain and valley, woodland and prairie, river and ocean, is beautiful beyond description. Lofty peaks raise their snowy heads far above the horizon ; beneath them stretch out fir and pine-clad ranees of mountains ; between them extend great undulating valleys, dotted with timber, and traversed by tine rivers. Furthermore, Oreson presents far better opportunities for acquiring good lands cheaply, and holding them under simple and secure titles, than Cafifor- nia, where lands are monopolized in enormous tracts by comparatively few own- ers, and the derivation 6i titles under Spanish and Mexican grants rend< rs them insecure, and gives rise to much litigation. And lastly, the very fact that Oregon has so far attracted less immigration than California, leaves a wider field and better chances for new-comers within its limits. The Oregon & California Rail- road Company sell their lands at very low prices, and on favorable terms ; and an abundance of Government land can be liad under the Homestead Law. Oregon possesses other substantial advantages over California, in lower tax- ation, and iu the insignificant State debt. There are numerous lakes in Southeastern Oregon, the principal of which are Klamath, Goose, and Warner's Lakes and Lake Harney. Oregon and Washington Territory have not, until within the last three years, evinced the enterprise of other sections in railroad construction ; but since the advent of Henry Villard, with his aides — all energetic, practical and far- sighted men — railroad building has been so vigorously pushed that in the march of development the New Northwest stands well to tne front, and bids fair to make up for years Inst. It was apparent to those acquainted with the inexhaust- ible resources of this portion of the United States, that the attention of capital- ists could not be long delayed, and that the North Pacific had come to be an ab- solute necessity. The new blood infused into the enterprise has enlisted the faith of capitalists, and the grand scheme, with its numerous tributary feeders, is being laid at a rate that ought to satisfy the most exacting. Not only have railroad facilities been increased and improved of late, but ocean and river transportation has also been expeilited, and rendered considerably more c«imfortable ana safe, by the constant addition of new vessels, and the admirable, common-sense manage- ment of the new company. When we take into account the newness of the coun- trv, the number of its inhabitants, and the amount of travel, we affirm with con- fidence that the railroads are as good and as well managed, the steamships as elegant, as safe and as swift, and the river boats as numerous and as finely equipped as those modes uf travel and transportation are in any State in the Union. AIRLIE. Polk County. DALTOK JOS A. postmaster ALBA. Umatilla County. A post-office. Bently & Hawn, saw-mill Bolin C, stock raiser Bolin W 6, stock raiser Bristow E, carpenter Clifford & Gambee, general merchandise Connell J G, dairyman Howard Bros, dairymen Vinson Bros, cheesemakers Warren T, blacksmith ^ frO GO 3 oo GO CD CD 'S IIIRnU/nnn l llMDi^R WHJTR BROm., t;* A IS Main and 14 * 1« tipear nAnUITUUU LUmDLn. iit.M.F Bout i!iiwik,OakPlauk and Timber ODD FELLOWS' SUPPUES, VhMCa. ■«•«•!•. *tr„ at If OBCBOMI A O*., Xaa«al« Traiplc, Mo. • r—t Mtrect, S. W, 3 958 Oregon — A Ihany. » ALBANY. Limn County. A post, expreu and telegraph office, situated on the Wil- lamette River and on the line of the O. & C. R. R. (East Side), 71 miles ■oath of Portland. County seat. Population slightly over 3,000. Aloanv in its growth has outrun every other city of the Willamette Val- ley, and at present it is second to none as a trading center and manufacturing town. The town site is a handsome level prairie, whioh extends back from the river bank to the foot-hills of the mountains, 15 miles distant. Just west of the city the Calapooia River empties into the Willamette. The city is Hne- ly laid out and adorned by the numer- ous fine business blocks, schools, churches and private residences. The most prominent of her manufacturing enterprises are two iron foundries, sev- eral nouring-mills of great capacity, a planing-mill and sash nictory, a carriage factory operated by Mr. F. Willert and several minor manufacturing shops, all alive with the hum of industry. The foundries are the largest shops of the kind south of Portland. They possess the improved machinery and arc con- stantly running at full blast. Mr. L. Putnam is about to establish a factory on a small scale for the manufacture of raw-hide chairs. Albany has two weekly nexvspapers, the Herald, Messrs. Porter & Pottintier, editors and propri- etors; and the Sia/e/t HUjItts Democmt, Eublished by Messrs. Stewart andCham- arlain. Both papers are ardent work- ers to enhance the city's prosp<>rity. A printing-office recently established by Messrs. Watts k Godfrey is a model in its way and not behind metropolitan offices in its perfection of detail and in its capacity for difficult and artistic work. Albany is the dinner station for both the north and south bound over- land express trains, Messrs. Burkhart Bros, will cheerfully answer communi- cations regarding the real estate of th:<« locality by mail or on application. City property and farms in Linn Coun- ty continue to be in active demand but the above firm claim to have some desirable bargains on hand. Albany Farmer's Co, Dominic Mansfield mgr ALBANT xTOUHDRT AND MA- CUINE 8H0P> A F Cherry & Son proprietors (see adv) "ALB^Srr HEBALD" (weekly) (The), Porter & Pottinger editors and proprietors (see adv) ALBANT IBON WORKS, Cherry ft Parkes proprietors (see adv) Allen ft Martin (N O Allen and J A Martin), general merchandise Allen N G (Allen ft Martin) Althouse S A (Best & Althouse) American Exchange Hotel, Edward Murray propr Ballard, Isom ft Co (M D Ballard, John Isom and Edward Goins), Red Crown Flouring-niills Baum Nathan (Fox, Baum ft Co) Baumgart Marx, liquors Beard J J, justice of peace Bellanger Kdward, Star Brewery Bentley J W, bootmaker Best ft Althouse (Daniel Best and Sam- uel A Althouse), mfrs sash, doors, and separators B:'St Daniel (Best ft Althouse) BilyeuL, attorney-at-law BUiTElJ W R (Powell ft Bilyeu), att orney BLACKBURN D R N (Weatherford ft Blackburn), attorney and notary public Blain L E, clothing and furnishing goods Blount O H, varieties and groceries Boyle Enoch , boo tmaker BRIOOS JOHN, stoves, tinware, metal rooting, etc Brush John ft Son (John and Charles L Brush) Bryant Hubbard (Hewitt ft Bryant) BURKHART BROS (J H and C O Burkhart), real estate and insurance agents, and money brokers (see adv) Burkhart C G, constable Cameron D W, clergyman (Methodist) CAHPEAU LOUIS, barber shop Canon W R, livery stable Carter E ft Co (Eli and Ed R M Carter), planing-mill and sash factory CHAMKBBXAIN GEO E (Flinn ft Chamberlain, and Stewart ft Cham- berlain), attoniey and notary CHERRY A F & SON (A F and James G Cherry), Albany B'oundry and Ma- chine Shop CHERRY C C (Cherryft Parkes) CHERRY ft PAROS (C C Cherry and C R Parkes), Albany Iron Works Clark H J, chief engineer Claypool S R, county commission Cohen Philip, general merchandise Conner John, banker Cunningham Alex, blacksmith Dannals James (Dannals ft Woodin) Dannals ft Woodin (James Dannals and A B Woodin), furniture mfrs and dealers Davis J A, physician and coroner of Linn County rniMin vCLLOi Wo. M7 Xain street. ». F ■ ±1 CO CO uy o CUVIN NUTTINO I SON. tllEW. TUfiGLi t CO.. VENEERS "SAKSS «!••• CM OS t CO CNI •i .f CO Oregon — il Ihany, 969 Dennv I O, city manhal DEPOT HOTSLt J A GroM proprietor (mo adv) Diokey I C, mayor of Albany Dozier N C, county aauuor Dubruille J J, aaddler and hamen- maker Du nning F S, undertaker BT CTrT^Tgy. ft SON (Charles E and Charles Eiohler), Pacific Market butcher shop Ellert L R (McCoy & Ellert) Engl ander E N, ba rber and baths EWERT HEHBTi dealer in watches and jewelry, and practical watch- maker Flindt H, bootmaker FLINN ft CHAMBERLAIN (Uw- rence Flinn and George E Chamber- l ain), a ttomey s-at- law FUNN LAWRENCE (Flinn ft Cham- berlain), attorney and ^ounty jud^ Poster J H ft Co (J H Foster), ilounng- mill Fox, Baum ft Co (Otto Fox, San Fran- cisco, and Nathan Baum), gen mdse Fox Ipinatz, cigars, tobacco, and fur- nishing goods Fox John, groceries and bakery French F M, watchmaker and jeweler FROMH WM (Graf ft Fromm) GODFRET JAMES E (Watts ft (jod- frey) Go«lley CC, tinner GOETZ FBiED, butcher shop Goins Edward (Ballard, Isom ft Co) OOLTRA W H, agricultural imple- ments, carriages, wagons and wool buyer Gourley Samuel, blacksmith Gradwohl Julius, general merchandise ORAF FRED (Graf ft Fromm) ORAF ft FROMM (Fred Graf and Wm Fromm), furniture and undertakers Graham W R, merchant tailor Gray G W, dentist ORlFFIN E H (Griffin ft McCabe), dentist ORIFFIN ft McCABE (E H Griffin and Edward McCabe), dentists OROSS J A, proprietor Depot Hotel Hackleman T P, attorney -at-law Haight G B, butcher shop Harvey M M, alderman Haven E D, attomey-at-law Hearst W T, butcher Heffiron Martin, bootmaker Henten N J, city recorder Hewitt ft Bryant (H H Hewitt and Hubbard Bryant), attorneys-at-law and abstracts of titles Hewitt H H (Hewitt ft Bryant) Hill J L, physician Hoffman John N (Hof&nan ft Joseph) Hoffman ft Joseph (John N Hofffaian and Julius Joseph), groceries Holmes W H, district attorney Houk Mrs C, propr St Charles Hotel Humphrey George, sheriff Humphrey N B, attorney-at-law Hunt A J, builder of fruit and hay pressed" Huston W H, blacksmith Hyde Milton, varieties Hyde Mrs M J, fancy goods and ladies' furnishing goods Irvine £ L, physician IRVINO J M (Redfield ft Irving) Isom John (Ballard, Isom ft Co), and county commissioner Jacobs Richard, tailor Johnson E G, physician Johnston Benjamin (Richards ft John- ston) Joseph Julius (Hoffman ft Joseph) Kalisky Nathan, general merohandisa ' Kelly C C, physician LANODON E W ft 00 (E W Langdon). drugs, books and stati tnery Lanning E J, alderman Mady «James, restaurant Mansfield Dominic, mgr Albany Far- mers' Co Marshall A H, livery stable Marshall Alfre ), boarding Martin Mrs A £, milliner and dress- maker Martin J A (Allen ft Martin) MoCASE EDWARD (Griffin ft Mc- Cabe), dentist McCoy ft Ellert (J F McCoy and LR Ellert), druggist McCoy J F (McCoy ft Ellert) McFARLAND W H (McFarland ft Tompkins) MoFARLAND ft TOMPKINS (W H McFarland and P Tompkins), stoves and tinware Mcllwain A B, general merchandise METER CONRAD, groceries and Star Bakery Miller L ouis, bl acksmith MONT ANTE L H, attorney at-law and notary public Monteith Chas (Monteith ft Seitenbach) Monteith & Seitenbach (Charles Mon- teith and Simon Seitenbach), general merchandise Monteith Thomas ft Son (Thomas and Archibald Monteith), flouring- mills Moore N T ft Son (N T and D C Moore), painters Moses P A, county supt schools Mueller Fred, bakery, groceries and city treasurer Murray Edward, American Exchange Hotel C > z o o o c/> CO CO ! £3 UiDnUfnnn l IIUDCD whitb BROS , l« * is iSaaa and 14 A lespes nAllUlf UUU LUnlDCn, nt, M. F counter Xopa, Newel Posta. Baliuster iDUis mmmkn t co .*»'sagyicaa%fe>.i i 960 Oregon — A Ibcmy. NoIab J Mr dry goods end olothing C«borue D M ft Co, Mgta agriouItunJ ' implemento (harveiten) PARXES B (Cherrv k Pukes) Parriah Mrs Lou J, millinery Paxton A B, photographer Peery Jamee H, oounty treaaarer Peters k Sox (W S Peters and E F Sox), hardware and agrioulturid implements Peters W S (Petem ft Sox), agt W, F ft Co TFEIFFEB CHARLES, proprietor Revere House Pierce £ E, alderman PORTER T (Porter ft Pottinger) PORTER ft POTTIHOER (O T Porter and James Pottinger), editors and proprietors "Albany HeiiJd" F0;rTINOER JAMES (Porter ft Pot- tinger) POWELL ft BILTEV (J C Powell and W R Bilyeu), attorneys-at-law POWELL J C (Powell ft Bilyeu), at- tomey-at-law Powell Mrs L J, millinery Price O Willis, dentist PUTNAM LTJOIAN, chair manufac- turer and repairer agricultural imple- ments Riunbauvh Mrs Addie, dressmaker Raymond P H, postmaster REDFIELD F M (Redtield ft Irving) REDFIELO ft IRVHTG (F M Red- field and J M Irving), groceries Reid D V S, county surveyor REVERE HOUSE. Charles Pfeiffer proprietor Rice W B, agt WUTelCo and O ft C R RCo Richards George, wagonmaker Richartls James (Richards ft Johnston) Richards ft Johnston (James Richards and Benjamin Johnston), blacksmiths Ries F L, saloon Rialey N C W, photographer Robinson V E, lumber dealer and saw and planiug-mill Ru harts Owen (Thompson ft Rubarts) St Charles Hotel, Mrs C Houk propr Salinger Otto, groceries Scott VV B, guns, ammunition and sewing machines and alderman Seitenbach Simon (Mon^dth ft Seiten- bach) Senders Leon (Senders ft Sternberg) Senders ft Sternberg (Leon Senders and Moses Sternberg), general merchan- dise Simpson G F, wagons and agricultural implements Simpson Joseph H, constable 8UPW0RTH B R, *ttomey-at-law and notary publio (land olums and ooUectiona a specialty) and jnttioe of thepeaoe Sloan Mrs E D, dressmaker SORBIN J Bt wholesale and retail liquors Sox IS F (Peters ft Sox) Staiger Bros (August and William Statger), marble works STAR BAXBRT. Conrad Meyer pro- prietor "STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT" .weekly), Stewart ft Chamberlain publishers Sternberg Moses (Senders ft Sternberg) STEWART C H (Stewart ft Chamber- lain), oounty clerk STEWART ft CHAMBERLAIN (C H Stewart and George E Chamber- lain), publishers "State Rights Demo- crat (see adv) STOCKEE MAX, sign and fresco painter (see adv) Strahan R S, attomey-at-law STRONG GEORGE M. fruits, dairy produce and grooe'ies Thompson ft Rubarts (Mrs L M Thomp- son, E L Thompson and Oren Ru- barts), harness and saddles TOMPXINS P (McFarland ft Tompkins) Tweodale W C, stoves ar 'nware VOIGT WM, Welcor loon, opp Post-office Wolverton C E, attomey-at-law and notary public WATlB CHARLES W (Watts ft Godfrey) WATTS ft GODFRET (Charles W Watts and James E Godfrey), print- ers (see ad v) WEATHERFORD ft BLACKBURN (J K Weatherford and D R N Black- burn), attomeya-at-law (aee adv) WEATHEBFORD J X (Weatherford ft Blackburn), attorney-at-law and notary WEBBEB JOSEPH. Albany Barber Shop Whitney J J, attomey-at-law WILLERT FRED, blackamith and wagonmaker (aee adv) Williama Golden, veterinary aurgeon Wood F, marble worka Wood Frank ft Co (BVank Wood), mar- ble worka Woodin A B (Dannala ft Woodin) Young S E, gen mdae and implements Zuckermann Jacob, watchmaker and jeweler t •1 PRISON CELLS, i&'-S^'&\.rtfi;:;:a^F CALVIN NUHING & SON. b! I 3 Oregon — A Wany. 961 JAMES B. OODFRBY. CHAKLE8 W. WATTS. WATTS & GODFREY, PLAIN A OKHAmmmJLL Bmk Mi left Pilateire Legal Po«t«r aad Color Prlntlac » SpooUdty. No. 102 FarriaVs Briok, Albany, Oregon. Blankn of every description. Fine Printing neatly executed, and at reaMnable rates. Execution and prices equal to Portland. [IMaMlalMdlMB.] Albany Foundry and Machine Shops, A. F. CHERRY * SON, Proprtotora. Corner of First and Montgomery Streets, Albany, Oregon. Machinery of all Kinds Made or Repaired, Orders from a dlntanee Promptly attended to. We UM none bot first-olaai material, and none but iirst-olass workmen employed. C. C. CHERRY. C. R. PARKES. ALBANY IRON V OBKS. (Suocessora to C. C. CHERRY.) MACHINISTS. MI LLWRIGHTS^ I RON-FOUNDERS Manufacturers of Steam KiiKlnes, Boilei <, Water Wheels, Grist and Saw Mill Maclilnery, Shafting, Pulleys, "^antters and House Fronts, Pattern Xaklns, Blackamlthlns and Repairing done on Short Kotlee. Manufacturer of Cherry & White's IMPROVED GRAIN SEPARATOR. Baker Street, opposite Lumber Yard, Albany, Oregon. ALBANY HBRALD. REPUB LICAN IN PO LITICS. O. T. PORTER. PUBUBHBII BVRRV THURSDAY BY JAMES POTTIKGER PORTER & POTTINGER, Kdltora and Proprietors. !IVo. 104 First Street, .A.ll>ciiijr, Oregron. iinbMcrlptlon, Per Year MSO " Six Months l.SO Circulates extensively throui;hout T.inn and the adloininx Counties. As a Local Advertising Medium the HERALD is unsurpassed. ■ill ./: 962 Oregon — A Ibany. BURKHkRT BROS., MAX STOCEER, The only Agency in the Willamette Valley devo- ted oxduaively to the REAL ESTATE. LOAN SI m m 7111116 AND AND DESIGNING, Collection Business, ALBANY OREGON. ALBANY, OREGON. Artistic Wort at Reasonatle Priocs. We Buy and Sell all kinds of Land on Com mlBsioti. Money to Loan at Low Bate of Interjat. AIX TRAINS STOP FOB MEALS AT THE DEPOT HOTEL ALBANY, OREGON, MEALS FIFTY CENTS. Table UNSURPASSED in Oregon. Those stoppintr over will find the best accom- modations in town. J. A. GBOSS, Pro^'r. Estimates sent by Mail to all parts of the State. J. K. Weatherford. D. R. N. Blackburn. WElkTHERFORD i BUCKBURN, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. o Collections Fromptly AttcQlel to. ALBANY, OREGON. State Rights Democrat, The Oldest Democratic Paper in the State with the Largest Circiriation of any State Paper outside of Portland. ALBANY, OREGON. STEWART A CHAMBERLAIN, Editors and Proprietors. Terms: $2.50 in advance; $3 00 if payment at end of year* FRED. ^WILLERT, CARRIAGE FACTORY BLACKSMITH DNA GENERAL JOBBER. BuKifiua and iCarriaices always on hand and made to order at City Prices. Carrlmse PiOntlns A Triwnilac. Second Street, bet. Ferry and Wastiington, Albany, Orego n HILEM. TUGGg t m^. H>BDWOOD UIIIBER. "JSf&SSSJT- Oregon — AlbiTta-AmUy. 963 ALBINA. Multnomah Countt, A post-office and landing on WiHimette River, 1^ miles below East Portland. Popula- tion 400. Brendle J, wines and liquors Bishop H O, stair builder Delay J, wood Ford A, brick and mason contractor Freeman J A, wood Hacke"t M A, ferry captain Montfjomery J B, capitalist Moove & Bros, saw-mill Ro'jkwell C, coast survey Sohultz P, saloor Shaver Greoree, <;eneral dooka/]e Sheilds D J, oUcksmith Smith I, general inerchandise Steffen J H, hotel Young J M, carpenter and builder ALDER. Union Countt. A post-office. Akin C D, blacksmith Akin C & Son, chair mfrs Bomhill — , plasterer Boswell B F, cheese mfy Burleigh H J, attorney -at-law Hover & Sanders, saw-mill King A C, generaj merchandise 8am Wm, carpenter Smith A C, attorney-at-law Soule M B, physician ALKALI. express and O. R. & N above The Wasco County. A post, telegraph office; on the Go's Ilailway, 59 miles Dalles. Beach E R, pastor Congregational Church Carlisle S, restaurant Caslish Sylvester, livery stable Dodson — , livery stable Frum E B, carpenter and justice of peace Hall & Comfort, general merchandise Haskin Mrs* J E, millint. vy Haskin J E, wagonmaker Henderson & Sanders, butchers Heppner & Black man, general mdse Joraan John, hotel Keaton A, saloon Keeney K J, saloon Kirby Wm, livery stable Lada J R, county assessor Mason D, drugetst Owens B, hotel Pinoise Chas, livery stable Remington Frank, olacksmith Rhea E W, hot^l Shelly 8c Lawson, hotel S mith G D, saddlery anc^ harness SMITH JAMES W, general mer- chandise White &, Frum, forwarding and com- mission merchants Wood John, carpenter Young Joseph, saloon Young & Rodkey, general merchandise ALSEA. Benton County. A post-office, miles southwest of Corvallis. Ruble David, flour and saw-mill Strow Alex, carpenter . Tom David, blacksmith WUSTROW P V, postmaster 30 AMITY. Yamhill County, A post and express office, on the Oregon and California R. R. (West Side), 56 miles south- west of Portland, and 6 miles south of McMinaville; has a daily mail, and a population of 250. It is situated in a very fine agricultural section, the products being as much noted for their size and quality as they are for their abundance of yield. This is recognized as the "banner" county. Adams H, hameasmaker Allen Mrs H A, dressmaker BROWN W Bi blacksmith and car- riatremaker Buntin J B, city marshal BTTNTIN P £> hardware, stoves and tinware Cook Frank A, agt W, F & Co Goucher G W, physician Hale J E (R L Simpson & Co) JAMES R Si saloon Jellison T J, wagonmaker and justice of peace Lancelield R J (R J Lancefield & Son) Lancefield R J & Son (R J and R W Lancefield), general merchandise Lancefield R W (R J Lancefield & Son) MoGARTER P T, blacksmithing and carriagemaker Nichols W D, clergyman (Methodist) Putman R B, saddles and harness Robson F (M & F Kobson) Robson M (M & F Robson) Robson M & F (M and F Robson), livery and feed stable Rosendorf & Hirschberg (Z Rosendorf and H Hirschberi;) gen mdse Rosendorf Z (Rosendorf & Hirschberg) St Charles Hotel, Mrs A M Brown propr CO C > o o o ■ S &o HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITB BROS.. IS A IS Main and 14 A 16 Speai titrcet, ». F. Oregon Ash, Maple and Aider. W-.ff'.'W "pw'r ■TWJS^^"«yrf!l>''W15jl!fJ',".«»''!W^!.'--' LOUIS BRmRMMC CO., •■€ irreaeli Glaeka, IISWoBtgOmerySt. 964 Oregon — Amaiyr-AiMand. Simpson R L (R L Simpson & Go), post- master Simpson R L ft Co (R L Simpson and J E Hale), drosnsts SPBINGEB B Hi notary pnblio and conveyancer Thurber Charles £, saloon Woodson O W, general merchandise Brown A M, propr St Charles Hotel ANTELOPE. Wasco Countt. 65 miles by stage southeast of The Dalles. Carter A H, hotel Connaway J M, physician Friend Jasper, blacksmith Gamble Mark, simoon Mays ft McGreer, general merchandise Wallace W N, hotel and blacksmith APPLEGATE. Jackson Countt. A post-office, 14 miles by stage southwest of Jackson- ville. Bolt John (Kubli ft Bolt), postmaster Knutzen J, justice of peace Kubli ft Bolt, general merchandise ARTHUR. Multnomah Countt. A post-office. TATLOB MARTi postmistress ASHLAND. Jackson County. A peat, express and telegraph office, on the line of the California and Oregon Coast Overland Stage Route, HI 5 milea south of Port- land, and 1(>0 miles north of Redding. Population 1,000. It is a very pretty little town, grow- ing quite rapidly and substantially, and its facilities for manufacturing being of a superior nature, its future cannot be regarded with any but favorable eyes. A woolen-mill and marble works are located here. The valley in which it is situated is very rich agriculturally speaking, and the stock-raising interests are gradually developing. The scenery in the vicinity is picturesque, and the hum of machinery in the saw-mills, sash and door factory, and woolen-mill, are sounds that give it an air of manu- facturing importance and leave an im- pression of its permanency that is de- cidedly encouraging. The power de- rived from Ashland Creek would be sufficient to drive the machinery of Bir- mingham. Its climatic features are most favorable and the sanitary condi- tion of the place is superb. Anderson E K (Wagner ft Anderson and Ashland Woolen Mfg Co) Anderson Sisters (Misses L V and M H Anderson), millinery and dressmaking Ashland College and Nomud School, La- dru R oyal pres hSSLKSO HOVSEi Jasper Houok proprietor "AGBLAHB TIDINOS" (weekly). Wm H Leeds proprietor ASHLAND WOOlisar MANUPAC- TTJBING 00 (James Thornton, W H Atkinson, Jacob Wagner, E K Ander- son and J M McCall) Atkinson W*H (Ashland Woolen Mfg Co and McCall, Atkinson ft Co) Baum ft Hill (Morris Baum and H C Hill), furniture Baum Morris (Baum ft Hill) Burriss I W, billiard saloon and city trustee Burson H J, gunsmith Butler, Drake ft Co (G S Butler, M H Drake and J Thompson), general mer- chftllQlBO Butler G S (Butler, Drake ft Co) CENTRAL HOUSE. Benj Zumwalt proprietor GHITWOOD J.H. druggist and physi- cian Coolidge O, nurseryman Countryman Mrs M, millinery and dre:ss- makinff Daley ft Co (W C Daley, J R Tozer and and H S Emery), sash, door and fur- niture factory Daley W C (Daley ft Co) De Peatt E, bootmaker Dewey L H, watchmaker and jeweler Drake M H (Butler, Drake ft Co) Emery H S (Daley ft Co) Fordyce Geo W (Fordyce, Neil ft Co) Fordyce, Neil ft Co (G W Fordyce and K P and L A Neil), meat market Fountain .1 D, gon mdse, agt W, F ft Co and C ft O Stage Co Fox H, brickmakcr Fraley John, groceries Gillete A V, city recorder HAXMONI) A P> attorney-at-law, real estate agt and postmaster Harris Wm, city trustee Hill H C (Baum ft Hill), city trustee HOnCK JASPER, proprietor Ashland House Hutohins J B, glovemaker Inlow H T (Inlow ft Wimer Bros), and Inlow ft Wimer Bros (H T Inlow and E R and J O C Wimer), druggists CUVIN HOTTING i SON, ttlBOBKM, J Alii AMD VBMCB WORK. iM7 Main Htreet, Utm Fraaelse*. tUEH, TUBGIl t CB.. OBEGOW >SH m III^PlI■'&f.?^i!!;^ are M}ndi- MH tking t La- BiS- 'f, H Oregon — AaUand-Aatoria. 965 Eentnor W W, wagonmaker Klum C K, harness and saddles andmgr W U Tel Co LEEDS WH Hi editor and proprietor "Ashland '^idincs" HARSH L S Pi designer and builder, manufacturer and dealer in lumber, sash, doors, blinds, etc Mayer M, tailor HcCALL, ATEINSON & CO (JM McCall, \V H Atkinson and W A Wilshire), general merchandise McCallJM (Ashland Woolen Mfg Co and McCall, Atkinson & Co) McHattan F, painter Miller E M, blacksmith Miller & Murray (J F Miller and F C Murray), blacksmiths MORGAN SAMUEL, blacksmith MuUer John S, watchmaker and je'-: ^ier Murray F C, blacksmith Myer Bros (H C and OR Myer), hard- ware, stoves and tinware Myer O R (Myer Bros), watchmaker and jeweler Myer W C, importer and breeder of PeVcheron horses, Shetland ponies, etc Neil L A (Fordyce, Neil & Co) Neil R P (Fordyce, Neil & Co) NORTON HEinLTi livery stable and city trustee Parsons John S, physician Phillips H F, propr Ahsland and Link- ville Stage Line Reeser B F, stoves and hardware Root Horace, justice of the peace Royal Ladru, prea Ashland College and Normal School Royal M G, principal Ashland College and Normal Scli' Russell J H, marbk wurks •Sears J A, barbar Sharp Rev B J, clergyman (Met) "(list) Smith Bros (H and L Smith/, black- smiths Smith Miss E C, millinery Smith Harry, blacksmith Taylor H D, constable and city marshal Taylor J M, dentist Thompson J (Butler, Drake tc Co), city trustee Thornton James (Ashland Woolen Mfg Co), city trustee Tozer J R (Daley & Co) Vining R T, fruits, candies, etc, ice cream saloon Wagner & Anderson (Jacob Wagner and E K Anderson), Houring-mills Wagner Jacob (Wagner & Anderson), and Ashland Woolen Mfg Co Willits B R, notary public, conveyan- cer and collector Wilshire W A (McCall, Atkinson & Co) Wimer E R (Inlow & Wimer Bros) Wimer J O C (Inlow & Wimer Bros) Wise Bros (Sol and J M Wise), general merchandise Wolters John, bakery ZUMWALT BENJ, Central House ASTORIA. Clatsop County. A post, express and telegraph office, situated near the es- tuary of Columbia River, 95 miles be- low the city of Portland. It is the oldest town of English set- tlement on the Pacific Coast, having been used as a post by the Hudson Bay Company as early as 1808. Its perma- nent population approaches 4,000 but that number is greatly augmented in the fishing and canning season by the large number who engage in those indus- tries. The town depends mainly upon the salmon interests for its support, though a large number of deep water ves- sels regularly receive their cargoes here, where excellent wharfage and storage, is enjoyed. The manufacture of lumber is also an important iudustry Astoria possesses a live daily and weekly news- paper, the Aatorian, published by Messrs. J. F. Halloran & Co.; several churches and schools, two good ho- tels, beside a full complement of restau- rants and boarding-houses, and a fire department that cannot be beat in the State. In the latter institution the whole male population take an enthu- siastic interest not spasmodically l)ut all the time; and this popular zeal is commendable, for the town is pecu- liarly circumstanced in that its main business quarter d necessarily built of wood on piles .t the foot of the hill and expo8e>ffice, situated in a pretty sqiKti , 18 a handsome two-story stone building with an observatory. Some of the largest salmon canneries on the Co- lumbia River are locuted here, and in the season thousands of men are employed, the fishing affording employment to a large number. The interior of the State, every summer sends large numbers to Astoria, where they may enjoy the cool- CO CD oo CD CD •s 2 CO oo HARDWOOD LUMBER. WHITB BROS., IS * IS Main and 14 * 1« ISpear l»t, M. F. <»ak, Aah, Hickory, maple, Cherry, etc. MASORIO OITTnTS, .fiSii^VJWgKStl^: 966 Oregon — Astoria. M i t CO ** 1 I ing and invigorating breezes of old ocean. Doctor Kicks, an esteemed citizen of Astoria, is our authority for the state- ment that salmon weighing as much as IM pounds each are frequently brought to town by the fishermen. The doctor also tells other fish stories, but then he is always so sociable and pleas- ant that we are glad to meet with him and listen to them. Besides the many canning establish- ments of Astoria, there is the Variety Packing Company, which puts up the salmon m oil after salting and smcming. Mr. Borcher's process i < admirable, and while it enriches the fish, it does not detract, from its natural flavor. The fast propeller steamer Fleet- wood, Captain if. B. Scott, plies be- tween Astoria and Portland, making the trip — 98 miles — in the remarkably fast time of 6 hours, including stop- Kages. The Fleetwood affords excel- mt accommodations for passengers. The O. R. & N. Co. also. run two steamers a day (a freight and a fast pas- senger) between Portland and Astoria. Adair S D ft Co, canneries Adler Carl, varieties, books and sta- tionery Allen A V, groceries and crockery Anderson it J, president and superin- tendent Occident Packing Company Anglo-American Packing Co Canneries ARNDTft FEBCHSH (Samuel Arndt and J F Ferchen), machinists and blacksmiths Arndt Samuel (Arndt & Ferchen) Arnold I J, bootmaker and boots and shoes "A8T0SIAV" (dftily -n^ weekly), J F Halloran & Co ur.blishers Astoria Fishery Caiiueries A8T0BU mOV WORKS, John Fox superintendent (see adv) ASTOBIA PACKHrO CO. M J Kin- ney agent, San Francisco office, 22 California BadoUet & Co, canneries Baillie Alex, otft B<'ilfour, Variety Packing Co, Concomly bet Main and Benton BOSOLIThG N 0, Norden House, sa- loon wd boarding BOWLBT J Q A. attomey-at-law BOZOBTH J 0. notaiy public, insur- ance agent and U S Commissioner B&ACKEB THE0> manager L K O Smith's cigar store Brakke A T, agt for Wm T Coleman ft Co, San Fra nci sco BROEMSER THEODORE. Mechan- ics' Hotel Brown ft Co (Hiram Brown and H W Corbett), wharf and storage Brown Columbus, deputy U S collector of customs Brown J A (Brown ft McCabe) Bro wn J T , saloon BROWH ft MoOABE (J A Brown and W L McCabe), stevedores Bumey W T, attorncy-at-Iaw Butler A P (Royal ft Butler) CAMPBELL ALEX, billiard saloon Carow Chas O, bakery CASE I W. general merchandise and CENTEHVIAL HOTEL. Charies Wallman proprietor Central Hotel, A Bieloh Chance Wm, postmaster Chapeman Rev W T, Methodist clergy- man Charters Joseph G, barber Cherry P L, snip and commission agt Classen John P, candy factory Coffenberry G W, justice of the peace C'Ohen I, ciry goods and clothing COLLINS MRS & saloon COLUMBDl BREWERY. John Hahn Jroprietor umbia Canniu^ Co, canneries Cojin .1 W, druggist COOK JAMES. Seaman's Boarding- house Cooper C H, dry goods, etc Crang Frederick, physician and sur- geon V ronk Daniel (Hanson ft Cronk) CO ^4ua ca oo m i| CO MmWOSD LUMBER, WHITB BBOM . 1« A IC Mida aad 14 A 1« (toeur mrttt, H, F. Wiig«n ISt«rk, Cablaet WvvdsTeteT AUEN TUGGIE t CB. Pacific Coast Hart Woote 'atRSasa^ tur- C3 al ca ■^ . O CO .Jl 1 & CO CO i an- fl W s fl tor fl Oregon — AsU/ria. 967 Crosby Magnus C, stoves, tinware and hardware GROW B R photographer DAGOETT & proprietor Western Ho- tel "DAILY AND WEEKLY ASTO- EIAH," J F Halloran & Co publish- ers DANIELSON AUOXTST. Astoria Liq- uor Store, and Sample Rooms Danziger S, clothing, etc Davich Nicholas, boarding and saloon Day Wm B, barber Dement W E, druggist Devlin John A, cannery Dixon Roscoe, oyster saloon Dubravcie D (Serra ft Dubravcie) Dufner Otto, watchmaker and jeweler Eaton T W (Warren ik Eaton) Edgar Wm, clears, tobacco, cutlery, etc Elberson F B, oakery and confectionery Elmore Packing Co, cannery EMFE HAB>TlNi saloon, upper town FABBE FRANK (formerly of Port- land), oyster and ice cream saloon and restaurant. Meals and refreshments at all hours. Near Steamboat Land- ing Ferchen J F (Anidt k Ferchen) Ferchen P J, saloon FERGUEM>N A Wi architect and builder Ferauson J E (Surprenant & Ferguson) Fisher F A (Wilson & Fisher) Fisher U F, county commissioner Fishermen's Packing Co, cannery Flavel George, propr bar tugboat and storage, etc Foard Martin (Foard & Stokes) FOARD ft STOKES (Martin Foard and J J Stokes), groceries and commis- mission merchants (see adv) FOOLIETTA LOUIS, saloon Foster I, varieties and saloon FOX JOHN, superintendent Astoria Iron Works FOX P H> justice of peace FRANKLIN B & undertaker, cabi- netmaker and coroner Fry John W Sr, bootmaker FULTON A Li physician and surgeon FULTON C Wi attomey-at-law and notary public Fulton C W, city attorney Gans Geo (John Rehle & Co) Gearhart J W, groceries Gilbert Alex, saloon Ginder Alex, saloon Goodman P J, boots and shoes and bootmaker Gran t Pe ter, restaurant and liquors ORATKE CHARLES. Red Star Sa- loon Gray J H D, hay, grain, feed, wood, coal and o yster s HAHN JOmi, proprietor Columbia Brewery and city mayor HALLORAN J F ft 00 (J F Hallo- ran and P W Parker), publishers "Daily and Weekly Astorian" Hambacher Martin, barber Hamilton J F, ragr W U Tel Co HANSEN BROS (O and H J Hansen), architects and builders HANSEN OUSTAV, watches and jew- elry Hanson Chaa (Hans on & Cronk) HANSON, ft CRONK (Chas Hanson and Daniel Cronk), restaurant and sa- loon Hanthom & Co, canneries Harris Sam, Snug Saloon Hartwiff Louis, contractor and builder Hawes E R, steam fitting stoves and tinware, etc Headington W B, carpenter Heilbom Chas, furniture and county treasu rer HENRY CHARLES, restaurant HICKS F P, dentist Hill Geo, saloon and variety theater Hiller Jo hn G, saloon HOLDEN E C> auction and commis- sion, real estate and insurance agent (see adv) Houseman Mrs R, lodgings Howe William, boat builder Hume G W, saw-mill, cannery and gen- eral merchandise Hume Wm, cannery HUSTLER J 6, wharfinger with Brown ft Co and secretary Astoria Iron Works Hyde Fred, barber Ilwaco Steam Navigation Co, J H D Gray agt Ingalls S G, carpenter and glazier Jack ins C E (Jackins ft Parks) JACKINS ft PARKS (C E Jackins and D Parks), stoves and tinware Johansen N, general merchandise Johnson AM, sailmaker Johnson Harry (E Munsen ft Co) Johnson L I, cigars and tobacco and ci- gar factory. No 85, San Francisco, Cal Jones J J, carpenter and builder Joplin J, junk Kant M D, merchant tailor and clothing Karvanen Gabriel, saloon Keller Adolph (Moy ft Keller) Kelman David, marble works K inney Au gustus C, physician KINNEY MABflHALL J. agent As- toria Packing Co, San Francisco ofiice 22 California Street Kinsley S, phj^sician Kirchho£f Lonis, bakery CO C > z o o o GO &0 m a HMDwooD mmi^^^^s:^^^^^^^^^ lOUIS BRAVERMAM t CO., !!«•■« ■■•. offser 6oodsl«w«r thmm aay In the City. 11» MoatKVBierjr St. I t ( 968 Oregon— Astoria. !( t !i 1 i! Kroael F, painter LA FORGE J E* dentist, over I W Case's store Leinenweber C, county commissioner Lewis Mrs L L, dressmaking Lineker Miss A M, dressmaking Loeb & Co, wholesale liquors Loeb N, clothing and groceries Logan Thos, citr' supt of streets Loughery C W. chief of police and dep- uty U S marshal Lovett George, tailor Lundblad iiudolph (Bergman & Co) Malcom Mi« A, millinery Marion R R, saloon Marolini Antonio, restaurant Marguardt Louis, saloon May C A, fruits and varieties McCabe W L (Brown & McCabe) MoEWAN OEOROE E boat builder and contractor (see adv) McGuire C A, county judge Mcintosh D A, clothing and merchant tailor McLean George, blacksmith and boiler- maker Mead, Merrill & McGregor (T F Mead, E S Merrill and Wm F McGregor), box factory and saw and planing-mill Meany P J, tailor HECHANICrS HOTEL. Theodore Broeniser proprietor Megler A J (MecltT & Wright) MEOLEll & WRIGHT (A J Megler and Chas S Wright), proprietors Occi- dent Hotel Merryman John D, U S collector of cus- toms Meyer J F, piano teacher Meyer M, Astoria Brewery Meyer Michael (Barth &, Meyer), and brewery MINT SALOON, William Schuldt proprietor MONTGOMERY JOHN A. stoves and tinwure Moy John (Moy & Kellar) Moy & Keller (John Moy and Adolph KeU er), meat market MUNSEN E ft CO (^mii Muusen and Harry Johnson), saloon Munsen Emil (E Munsen &, Co) NORDEN HOUSE, N O Borglung proprietor Norris F* C, city clerk and auditor Nowlan M, water works Noyes E A, agt O R & N Co OCCIDENT HOTEL. Megler & Wright propriuturd Occident Packing Co, M J Anderson pres and supt, upper town Ohler Leonard, barber Olson Martin, furniture OREGON RAILWAY ft NAVIGA- TION 00. £ A Noyes agent Pacific tJnion Paokina Co PAPMAHL ERNST, propr Bremer Beer Hall Parker C L, general merchandise Parker Frank L. groceries Parker Gelo F, county surveyor Parker H B. propr Parker House Parker House. H B Parker propr PARKER P W (J F Halloran & Co) Parker W W, county assessor and in- surance agt Parks D (Jackins & Parks) Pike & Co (H L and F £ Pike), painters Powell Mrs M E. fancy goods and toys Quinn E A, groceries Rappleyea Mrs A. dressmaking Rawlings T G. fruit, nuts, etc Rehle John (John Rehle & Co) Rehle John & Co (John Rehle and Geo Gans), meat market Reynolds A, hotel Rodgers John, groceries Royal & Butler (L B Royal and A P Butler), baioers Royal L B (Royal & Butler), watch- makers Scandinavian Packing Co, cannery Schlussel Simon, dry itoods SCHULDT WILLIAM, Mint Saloon Seaside Packing Co, cannery Sehlin E W, saloon Serra & Dubravcic (L Serra and D Dubravcic), hotel Serr a L (S erra & Dubravcic) SHATTER JAMES C. physician und surgeon, otKce and residence opposite Occident Hotel Sinclair Robert, saloon iSloop H, county supt public schools SMITH LEG. Theo Bracker man- ager, cigars and tobacco Sovey O , sal oon SP£l)DEN R R. county clerk and reconler Spellmeir Henry, bootmaker Spexurth A G, cigars, tobacco and am- munition Staples M D (G A Stinson & Co) Stephenson John, saloon Stevens Chan & Son (Chas and B F Stevens), books and stationery Stinson G A (G A Stinson & Co) Stinson (r A & Co (G A Stinson and M J> Staples) blacksmiths and wagon- makers Stockton C H, painter ' -""^ Stokes J J (Foard 9l Stokes) %N^-. Surprenant & Ferguson (J W Surpre- nant and J E Ferguson), contractors and builders Surprenant J W (Surprenant & Fer- guson) PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAIiVIM IHI'TTIWU A HOW, Pronrletors. itotM>llalted 1M» «C7 Mala Utreet.M F. ftUEN TUGGIE t CO. Paclflc Coast Hard Woods '££%»^^ & OS E CO Oregon — Astoria. 969 OS CO GO Taylor Edward A, deputy U S collector of ouatoma Taylor F J, attorney-at-law Timmina C & Co, cannery TruUincer P A (Barry ft TruUinger) Tuttle Jay, physician Twilight Mra W H, restaurant and lodginga Twombly A M, sheriff Uhlenhart Wm L, liarber Union Packing Co Van Dusen A (A Van Duaen & Co), agt W, F & Co, notary public and inaur- ance agt Van Dusen A & Co (A, B, H and L Van Duaen), general merchandiae VABIETT PACKINO CO, J T Borohera proprietor, Concomly bet Mai n an d Benton WAOiSER MAX, aaloon, and agent San Franciaco National Brewery Walker J W, juatice of peace, Fiah- hawk Precinct WALLKAN CHARLES, proprietor C«ntennial Hotel Warren D K (Warren & Eaton) Warren k Eaton (D K Warren and T W Eaton), butchers and groceriea Warren Mra E S, millinery and fancy Wjooda ASS A D« president Aatoria Iron Worka, and bar pilot Weiman N, hotel and saloon West Coast Packinc Co, cannery WEST SHORE MILLS (saw), Barry & Trulliuger proprietors Wetherbee & Thomas, cannery Willpren Robt, aaloon Williama Jamea & Co, cannery Willi amson Mra P M. dressmaking WILSON & FISHER (Louis Wilson and F A Fisher), gi oceries, hardware, ship chandlery, doors, sash, paints, iron, steel and coal Wilson Louis (Wilson & Fieher) WINCENT H. proprietor Scandina- vian Hotel Winton F D, attorney-at-law and police W judge iae Marcus, dry goods and clothing Wiae Morria, dry gooda and clothing Wiasing F W, bakery Wright Charlea, restaurant Wrisht Charles S (Megler & Wright) Yee Wo Lung & Co, general mdse CO Hartin Foard. J. J. Stokea. FOARD Sl stokes, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in linnrin,GNcl»r;lllkiffue Tobacco, Cigars, Wines and liquors, Foreign and Domestic Fruits and Vegetables, Flour, Feed, and Country Produce, and Oeneral Commissioii Merchants. ASTORIA, OREGON. Next to O. R. & N. Co's Dock. CO A. D. Wass, Frcsiduiit. ) J. G. HusTLKR, Suoretary. f J I. W. Case, Treasurer. I CO \ John Fox, Superintendent, ASTORIA IRON TKTORKS 1. BOILER MAKING, .^^ Engineering, Blackumlthinjr and Cannery CO Work a Specialty. i — ? Castlncs, or All OeHcrlptionH, Made to Order. All kinds of Repairinsr. Sheet and Bar Iron For Sale. CORNER OF Benton and Concomly Streets. [Established in 187.S.| DAILY AND WEEKLY ASTORIAN e. mak; |at6liialeF||eiel67 ASTORIA, OREGON. J. F. HALLORAN & CO., PROPRIETORS. Astoria, Oregon. HARDWOOD LUMBER i WAGON STOCK.'lSJTf jf ?«»S;;e'^ W^'"^ 68 s^ &c i ^ i*iWWP"«WiiWiP ^P^S^ DMIEIRORCROSS t C0.'^'as.?«!:JCT8i»«& g&siyigf^ 970 Oregon — Astmia-Aurora. E. C. HOLDEN, AUCTIONEER. BEALESTATEICOHMISSION AND nrSURANCE AGENT. NOTlinYPOBLIC FOR STATE OF OREGON. "<^ COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for Washington Ter. ASTORIA, ORKGON. GEORGE B. McEWAN, PRACTICAL BOAT BUILDER, Plans and Estimates on Contraot« fur- nished on application. Shop on Laikyette Street, near Kinney'a Cannery. ASTORIA, OREGON. AUMSVILLE. Marion County. A post-office, on the Narrow Gauge Division of the O. R. & N. Co.'s B. R. (East Side), 66 miles southwest of Portland, and 12 miles by stage south of Salem. Aa ham J ob, boot maker COCKEBLINE M & CO, flonr-mill Heins Andrew & Son, blacksmith and wagonmaker Hockersmith W G, hotel Small Isaac H, groceries Smith J K, general merchandise AURORA. Marion Cocntt. A post, express and telegraph office, situated on the Ore- gon and California R. R. (East Side), 27 miles south of Portland. Possesses a saw-mill and flourins-mill. Popu- lation 150. The Albany express train bound both ways stops for meals at tho Aurora Hotel, which is widely celebrated for the excellence of its fare. Fronk Charles, agt & ;C R R, W U Tel Co, and W, F & Co Fry Wm, blacksmith Gerken P, miller * Giesy A H, watchmaker Giesy Andrew J, physician Giesy A & Son (Andrew and Wm Giesy), harnessmakers and saddles Giesy Fred, general merchandise Giesy H £, stoves and tinware GIBSY JACIO& Aurora Hotel (see adv) Giesy Martin, dru^^rist Giesy N, wheelwright Giesy Wm, saddler KOGHER ANDREW, general mer chandise Krause Geo, bootmaker Miller Geo, furniture Ruge Cbas, notary public Smith Stephen, notary and wagon- maker Stahl John, salo on WAONEB DAVID (estate of), David Wagner Jr ' nager, flour-mill and saw-mill Winters Henry, tailor AURORA H OTEL AND RE STAURANT North Bound Albany Stops for Breakfast. South Bound Albany stops for Supper. Meals, Fifty Cents. The Fare is unexcelled by any Eating House in Oregon. JACOB CIE8Y, Prpprletor. UEIl TBGGIE t CD.. VEWEERS "atgasiK.'^ 1 Oregon — Baker City. 971 BAKER CITY. Baker Cocnit. la the county seat and has a ponolation of 1,300. Its loca- tion ia the lovftly Powder Valley is very; pretty and desirable as a place of residence. Considerable mining is carried on and the stock-raising inter- estr. are largely developed, the grazing lard contributing quite liberally to that end. Reached by the 0. R. and N. €o.'s Railway to Umatilla; by stage 185 miles southeast of Umatilla. Abbot M D, surveyor ABBOT ft SON (M H and Morris D Abbot), proprietors and editors "Baktr County Reveille" Baer & Bloch, general merchandise Baud Frank, constable "BAKER CITY TRIBUNE." G W Plumley editor and proprietor "bAxeb county reveille, " Abbot &, Son editors and proprietors Bamberger Frank, general merchandise Bamberger J, corcner Basche P ft Co (J H Parker and P Basche), hardware and agricultural implements "BEDROCK DEMOCRAT," J T Don- nelly ft Co publishers Bishop P R, stock brands Bowen I B, mgr Cosmopolitan Hotel Bowen J P ft Co (J P Bowen and M D Wisdom), commission merchants Caldwell S A, county commissioner Cleaver Lou, dentist Cu rtis W R, representative DONNELLY J T ft CO, publishers "Bedrock Democrat" Durkee H C, justice of the peace Elmer A B, agt for Joseph Ferrault sad- dlerymaker, Boise City, I T Elmer A B, watches and jewelry Esi z o o o ■ o > r o dlnm. The only Republican Newspaper in Eastern Oregon, east of the Blue Moun- tains. e. W. PLUMLEY. Editor and Proprietor. The lanfest paper in Hastern Oregon. Adver- tising rates reasonable. Rainkin D S, assessor Ray C C, dentiet Reed J H, attorney-at-law Reynolds Edwin W, notary public, in- surance agt and city recorder Piit^don G G, agt Singer Machine Ruor John ft Co, lumber Rust Henry, propr Pacific Brewery Shepherd J M, livery stable and real es- tate Stinn J H, county judga Sparks ft Sicord, saloon m PI H CO > z •n > o o HMIWOOB LUMBER, WHIVK BBOIS. . 18 A IS Mala antl 14 A 1« Mpear Street, S. F. Was«B Stttck, CiftUaet WveOa. etc. i louis BRUWRimii t CO.. B»;Bsa?g6^. JCTELERg.'"agey ►9 CO .5 HO IS a I Hi 972 Oregon — Baker City-Boon' e Ferty. Sterna L 0, attoriiey-»t-Uw Thompaon John, general merohaudiae Tracy Qeo H, booka, atationery and poa tmaa ter TBAYILLIOH W W, sheriff Virtue Jamea W, banker Weller & Henry, City Meat Market Wiadoin J W, druggiat Wulff S W, varietiea BRANDON. Coos CouMTT. A poat-office. AverilleJ, dairyman Baldwin A, wool grower Bennett Qeo, aheep raiaer Blaoklook John, wool grower and quar* r^man Boioe Z, dairynum Bradley Jamea, cooper Carman J W, atook raiaer Clark & Dwyer, wool growera Emmette A, atock raiaer Hermann Chaa, dairyman Johnaon dairyman Kennedy A, carpenter LAHOLOIS BSO&fi blaokamitha, wag- onmakera and dairymen Langloia Chaa, atock raiser Lan^loia Thoa, atock raiser Lewia A, dairyman Lewia John, hotel and gen mdse Long C, dairyman MoLellan ft White, dairymen Nelson H, fanner Nelson O, hotel Rosa R H, mill and lumber Russell J P, stock raiser Shoemaker M F, stock raiser Thrift Alex, dairyman Tupper J, hotel and gen mdse Turner L, biock raiser Wooden Thomas, dairyman BARRON. Jackson County. A post-office; 22 miles southeast of Jacksonville, and 6 miles south of Ashland. BABSON M A, postmaster BEAVERTON. Washington County. A post-office; on the Oregon ft California R. R. (West Side), 1 1 miles from Portland. Alexander Edward, blacksmith and car- riage mfr Allen O S, carpenter Buchanan Saml, peddler fancy goods Burbnnk Mra .Jennie, boarding-nouse Davia Broa, ateam aaw-mill Fiaher John N, contractor HAMILTON A J, general merchandiae, agt Oregon ft California R R, poat- maater, and notary public Hocken W O, carpenter Horaey P W, grooeriea and butcher Miller H W, painter Rolf Saml, wagonmaker Shepoard D, carpenter Still Mra Catherine, grooeriea and meat market Stone Elijah, blackamith BELKNAP SPRINGS. Lanb County. Poat-office MoKenzie Bridge. Hickman John W, hotel BELLEVUE. Yamhill County. A poat-office; 6 milea northweat of Amity, and 6) milea aontheaat of McMinnvUle. Pop- ulation 40. Kinney Joaeph, blackamith PBOVOST BROS, general merchandiae BETHANY. Washinwton County. A post-office. OERBEB TJLBICH. general merchan- diae. BIG BUTTE. 30 JA0K.40N County. A post-office, miles northeast uf Jacksonville. Dunlap David, farmer Hall ft Phillips (T and Ab Hall and L Phillips), saw-mill Parker W P ft Others, aaw-mill Perry Martin, farmer FOP£ H H, postmaster Stought John, farmer BLALOCK. Wa.sco County. A post, express, and telegraph office; on the O. R. ft N. Co's Railway 40 miles oast of The Dalles. Situated in an agricultural district. Principal centre for all mail routes on the Columbia River, above The Dalles. GRIFFIN B W. hotel, general mor- chaudise, and notary public BOON S FERRY. Clackamas County. See Wilsonville. iS CALVIN NUniHG & SON. *"' ^^o'SISf gLS^^K^S?*^ ma. TUGGLE t CO- Eastani Hard Wood Uimlwr.'^L'g, »Wmr St. Vniaclae*. I CO 1. 12 CO Oregon — Bradhv/ry-BrovmeviUe. 978 BRADBURY. Columbia Coumty. A poat-offioe. MoOraw AjSeneral rndse and liqaon BTM0N8 WniJAM. poatmaater and general merohandiae BROOKS. Marion County. A poat'offloe, on the Oregon k California K. R. (Eaat Side), 43 milea aoath of Portland; population 75. Beatty J W, carpenter Beatty M, harneas and apring-bed mfr Oreen O, general merohandiae HABKiS WILLIAM, painta, oila, medioinea, postmaater and manafac- turer of plowa Jack D D, olackamith and wagonmaker Jonea M L, general merohandiae Ramp B F, luatice of the peace Ward ft &IcDowell, blackamitha and wagonmakera BROWNSBOROUGH. Jackson County. A poat- office, 15 milea rortheaat of Jackaonville. Bailey D, flour-mill Brown H R, postmaster Brown R H, general merchandise Emery E, general merchandise Farlow W P. justice of the peace Frey Geo W, bootmaker GAAET L Ci wagonmaker Garey , physician Miller James, b'idi{e builder Murphy John, blacksmith Parker Wm U, school teacher and au- thor of " Family Record " Pool Arthur & Sons, blacksmiths Purden , blacksmith Simpson Wm, hotel Tyrrell John, constable BROWNSVILLE. Linn County. A post and express oilice. Brownsville is a thriving coun- try town, situated on the Calapooia River, about 6 miles from Halsey. It is also on the line of the narrow-gauge railroad, about 12 miles south of Leb- anon and 100 miles from Portland. The ori|;inal town site waa aurveyed in the apnng of 1853, by Jamea Blakely, and ten yeara later the town of North Brownsville was laid out and surveyed, and it now containa most of the popula- tion and busir ess houaea. City cnartera were granted to both towns by the Leg- ialatnre of 1876. In 1861 the Browna- ville Woolen Milla were erected by a joint atook company. Siaoe that time eztenaive improvementa have been made to theae milla. Thev give employment to a large number of workmen, and an- nually tarn ont a hundred thonaand dollars worth of the beat woolen goods, which oommand the higheat prioeain Eaatem and foreign marketa. Laat year over 200,000 pounda of wool were need, for which the higheat market price ia alwaya paid. Archibald Miaa Joaie, uuiiinery and dreaamaking Archibald P H, wagopmaker Arthnra J ]>, blacksmith Barker E R, physician Blakely Goo C. dmggiat Brownaville Woolen Mills Co, Tbomaa Kay anpt Bmaha D, painter Cooley G C (Cooley & Waahbum) Cooley ft Washburn (G C Cooley and J H Waahbum), gen mdse Coahow O P, general merchandise Crane M B, bootmaker Crawford R H, physician Cioft F F (Croft ft Thompson) Croft ft Thompson (F F Croft and R N Thompson), general merchandise Curl R H, dentist Dyson G A, stoves and tinware French F, groceries Galbraith J P, attomey-at-law, notary public, and sec B W M Co OIBLER ft MARTIN (C A Qibler and £ J Martin), bootmakers Goddard H W, agt W, F ft Co, and O RR Hausman A C, wagonmaker Hodes Mrs A, millinery Howe & Thompson (J M Howe and A K Thompson), narneksmakers Hume Peter, hardware, paints, oi's, wall paper, sewitag machines, and postmaster Irvine J B, city recorder Jack E W, meat market Jack F M, livery stable Jackson Minor, barber Kay Thos, supt Brownsville Woolen- mills Co Klaffkey T, saw-mill ^..^'^ Lemasters Wm, sewing machine agt and constable Martin E J (Gibler ft Martin) McCULLY J M. Brownsville Hotel McLeod W M, tannery Miller J W, clergyman (Methodist) MOORE JAMIS H, saloon Morelock J B R (Waters ft Morelock) Moses R W, achool teacher 7S\ i fro c^ CO fro =1 fro Un HARDWOOD LUMBER 5?"-*'^-^^-*^"'**^"^'*"^"*"**^*»**' f»t, m. V. Haba. Mpokes. Rlnss, Poles, MhafUi, ete. ODD FEU!)WS' SOPPUES, "iS^SVS&STaVJ'fSSVSttX'fr : 974 Oregon— BrowfiBville-Cannon. Moyer £ D, Mwh and door factory Mover J M, pres Brownsville Woolen- mill Overill H J C, Justiw of peace Pillsburv T S, watohmakcr and jeweler Rookwell G £, gunimith 8HAPF C W. phyrioian Stanwrd C E, grooeriea, stationery, oigan and tobacco Standish N B, blaokamith BTABR ft ^LAKELT. druggiata Starr I W, pliyaioian Thompaou A K (Howe &, Thompaon) Thoinpaon E, furniture Thompaon R N (Croft & Thompaon) Venner J F, druogiat and photographer Voerg Henrv, bwery Waahburn J H (Cooley & Waahbum) Waters John (Watera & Morelock) Watera & Morelock (John Waters and J B R Morelock), flouring-mill Willig Phillip, merchant tailor Willaon J H, livery stable Willaon Samuel, hotel Yates W E, teacher BUENA VISTA. Polk County. A poat-ofiice, on the Willamette River, 80 miles southwest of Portland. Very extensive pottery worka are located here, whoae pro- ductiona find their way to every mar- ket of importance on the Pacific Coaat. Population 400. CALBREATH D M. druggist and poatmaster Canter J S, general merchandise Clark B S, general merchandise Coatea J S, general merchaudiae Cutz J C, bootmaker Gillett C F, blackamith Ennis & Whiteman, griceries Krengle A, blacksmith Leonard Ralph, physician Linville H MoCuUough Chas, machinist Richardson A J, warehouse Rigler Frank, school supt and teacher Smith A M, pottery and tinware Smith Joseph, saw-mill Welch Pat, saloon Wells R F, butcher Whiteman S J L, hotel and groceries BURNT WOODS. Washington Cocntv. A post-office. HEISLER E A, postmaster BUTTE CREEK. Clackahas County. A post-office. Hallard I T, blacksmith and wagonma- ker MOBQTJAM A. postmaster and general merchandise Morquam P, photographer Scott R H, flour-mill and wx mill \ BUTTER CREEK. Umatilla County. See Vinson. BUTTEVILLE. Marion County. A pust-offioe, 6 miles west of Aurora; population 100. Allen A F, blacksmith Duetsoh Cha' saloon (jallaud S, g neral merchandise Hobnch H H, cider manufacturer JENNINOS B, stationer, news-agent and postmaster Scheurer W R, grocer, grain-dealer and warehouse CAMP^REEK. Lane County. A post-office, 12 miles northeast of Eugene City. WILOOX MRS R. poatmiatruss CAMP WATSON. Grant County. A post-office, 13.'i miles by stage toutheastof The Dalles; pop- ulation 50. HOWE M, Lasswell ft Warreii, saw-mill Thornburg C N, general merchan Use CANBY. Clackamas County. A post-offico, on the Oregon and California R. R. (East Side), 23 miles south of Portland. Population 40. Cole Bros, saw-mill Daniels ft Walker, saloon Knight Adam, blacksmith Knight Chas, druggist, hotel and notary public Knight George, general merchandise KNlOHT WM, general merchandise, justice of peace, agt O ft C R R Co and postmaster Riggs ft Parker, saw and planing-mill CANNON. Lank County. A post-office. BTER8 C E> dry goods and grooeriea CO CO CO 5 PIONEER IRON WORKS. CAIiVIM BflJTTIIIW * mOU, rraprletM*. ■atebltohed IM*. WSKf ■alnmreei.M V. UlEH. TOGGLE t CO.. WEXIMH H>RD WOOB$.".Ayjgi£r Oregon — Canyon City-d iterville. 976 CANYON CITY. Grant County. A post and expreu office. !• A place of no little impor- tance, situated on John Day River, in one of the best mining districts of the State, 180 miles by stage southeast of The Dalles. The placer and quartz leads are rich in gold. Stock-raising is extfinsively carried on, and the development of the region seems to be of a permanent chnrr >ter. Good schools are an attractive leature, and the condition of the place from a san- itary stand -point is superb. Popula- tion 450. Boley X H, books and stationery and county treasurer Boley V H, dentist Bonham (J VV, blacksmith Clark W H, general merchandise Cresop O P, nheriff , Davis L S, mail and express lines Douthit Miss M L, millinery Dustin M, attorney-at-law Eanes J, boot and shoemaker Pisk W K, county assessor Gearhart O, county surveyor GRANT COUNIT NEWS (The), J H Neal publisher Gray Bros, butchers GrilHth J C, saloon Grotli & Thompson (A H Groth and M V Thompson), hotel Gundlach Geo & Bro, gen mdse Hall E, stationery and varieties Harsloy F C, druggist and pliysician Hazeltine G I, photograiiher Horhurger J, butcher Horaley F C, physician Horsley T P, county coroner Howard J W, druggist and physician Hupprich A, bootmaker Jarrell H C, county clerk Kuhl 8c Macey, blacksmiths Kuhl Peter, livery stable Lawrence John, county commissioner Lockwood Robt, justice of peace Mack J W, superintendent public schools Metschan Max, tinner HETSCHAN P & CiO, general mer- chandise Met schan Phil, county judge NEAL J H. publisher "Grant County News " Nicolas & Todhunter, hotel Olmstead M L, attorney-at-law Overholt & Muldrich, gen mdse Parrish C W, attorney-at-law Kinehart & Housman, saloon Romig J H, barber Schmidt John, carpenter and wagon- maker Sell F C, saloon and brewery Sels Henry R, general merchandise Sired Samuel, furniture, paints, fto Smith A J, watuhmaker Smith Thomas J, carpenter Southworth W S, lumber Sutherland J D, carpenter and wagou maker Sweek C A, attorney and notary public Van Horn A J, county commissioner Wood & Church (I H Wood and J W Church), livery stable CANYONVILLE. DouoLAS County. 'See North Canyon- ville. s CARLTON. Yamhill County. A post-oilice on the Oregon k California R. R. (West Side), 42 miles southwest of Portland. Coldwell J R, bootmaker and R R agt and justice of peace Collins J W, blacKsmith Fonts L & Son, warehouse Marston H L, general merchandise Rounds M A, agricultural implements and postmaster Rounds & Thomason, warehouse SMITH JBi groceries and drugs Wardle R M, blacksmith CARTWRIGHTS. Lane County. A post-office, situated in the beautiful valley of Siuslaw, 10 miles distant from Cottage Grove and 24 miles from Eugene City. CROW & MARTIN, blacksmiths CROW WM N (Crow & Martin) MARTIN NAT (Crow & Martin) Russell Wm, postmaster CENTERVILLE. Umatilla County. A post and express office. Reached via 0. R. & N. Co's Railway to The Dallas or Blalocks; stage to Centerville. Population 300. Ballinger J T, barber Burnett T S, justice of,,'peace and nota- ry public Clemons B D, blacksmith and agricul- tural implements Cleve Chas, g eneral me rchandise COOK ft IRVINE, druggists, an agents W, F & Co and U I and itaae line COOK W T> postmaster and nota public C » o o S3 CO fro fro fro fro 3 I: UAOnWnnn l IIMQED white BROS. 1«* is Main »nd 14* IttSpea lOUISBRtVERMMtCO.. •torllac WWerwura •■4 Vreaek Cl«ek«, IISMontgofnerySt 976 Oregon — CenterviUe^Cohury. m Coppook Robert, livery itable Ck>y D G, general merchandise Cummina K, physician Cunningham T, agricultural implements Dixie J a, wagonmaker Froom J W, hotel Green E 8, blacksmith Hamilton , flouring-mill Hervey B E, harness and saddlery Irvine J H, physician Johnson & Wallace^ butchers Leaoh Rev J E, clergyman (Methodist) Morris J M, general merchandise Rowland W H, physician St Clair T C, blacksmith Sharp 8 F, physician Sloan H M, olacksmith Hmith Kasson, hardware and agricultu- ral implements Swag.rart B F, saloon Titsworth & Chessman groceries Titsworth, G W, grocer Wagner W, furniture Wilson J H, saloon CENTRAL POINT. Jackson CocTNTr. A post-office, ( miles northeast of Jacksonville. FountHin John, constable MAQ<DEBBBOSi general merchan dise Wulton Geo S, justice of peace CHADWELL Clatsop County. Apost-offics. TETTE WILLIAM, postmaster CHA^POEG. Marion County. A post-offiee, 24 miles northeast of Salem. Du Gas E, drugarist EBEBHARD Ei general merchandise Feiscuweiler Bros, Hour-mills F'orsyth J B & Son, saw-mill Hoefer Ouu, blacksmith Hoefcr John, capitalist and justice of the peace Jette A, general mcrcaandise JetttA Ji. saloou CHESHER. Lank Count-. A post-offioe, 20 miles northwest of Eugene City. OBEEH A H, postmaster CIVsL BENP. [)ouar,AS C')UNTY. A post-oflice. CLARK MBS E J, postmistress CLACKAMAS. Clackamas County. A post-office, on the Oregon and California R. I (East Side), 10 miles southeast of Portland. MATWftL AETHUK. general ohandise and postmaster mer- CLARKSVILLE. Bakkr County. A post-office, 28 ailes by sti^ southtMSt of Baker City. AsburyH, meat market DOOLEY J J, general merchandise and postmaster Elliott Mrs D, hote' Leatherwood W J, salooti Turchin L A, blacksmith CLATSKANIE. Columbia County. A post-office, 26 miles northwest of St. Helen. Pop- ulation 100. Barr Bros, saw-mill Blackford Wm, carpet weaver Blood B W, wood turner Bryant & Co, saw-mill Conyers Rev E W, minister Lee Kev C C, clergyman Ramsey A, notary public and justice of the peac e TIGHENOE WILSOE K. general merchandise Tichenor Wm H, general merchandise CLEEK. Wasco County. A post-office. BELKNAP H A. postmaster CLEVELAND. Douglas County. A post-office, 12) miles northwest of Koseburg and 16 miles southwest of Oakland. GOOD F Ml general murohandise, post- master general merchan- dise Vallee C M, railroad agt COLLINS. Bentok County. A post-office. Cartis \V M, blacksmith HCLGATE JACO& hotel and ferry Lutjens H A, general merchandise Ruble D, justice of the peace Southworth Lewis, blacksmith Springer John, engineer Starr Geo M, butcher COLUMBi/TciTY. Columbia County. A post-office, on Columbia River, 28 miles northeast of Portland. BEUSCH JACOBt general merchandise Brown F, farmer Caplea C G, physician (.'aplea H, postmaster Consil & Smith, mill owners Harris John, carpenter S|jencer S L, carpenter VVharton Bros, wood CONNER CREEK. Baker Coiintv, A post-office, 34 miles from Baker t'ity. COVNER CREEK MININO AND MANUFACTURINO CO. James P F-kiill suiierintcndeut 7AT7LL JAMES P. superintendent Conner Cre^k Mining and Manufac- turing Co and postmaHter COOS CITY. COQUILLE. Coo3 County. A post-office on Coquille lliver, 12 miles southwest of Fairview. ANDREWS C, general merchandise and postmaster Angell W C, physician Buck R £, livery stable Bunch, Bennett & Co,, saw and flouring- mill and groceries Carrothers \V H, general mdse Collier J D, hotel Hill D, blacksmith Leneve S L, druggist Moulton J T, groceries Myers W G, macksmith Skerles J D, saloon Snyder J, hotel Y. A ^)08t-office, 15 miles of Empire City; population Coos Coir STY. southeast 100. ARRINOTON JAMES M. postmaster Iiirdiii^ .lolui, hotel and bootmaker ilaynes .1 C, hotel and cheese factory Jarvi» Ik. Laird, livery stable Jones B B, mining superintendent King J H, blacksmith McLaughlin D .1, general mdse Roberta D, hotel Watson A, Co, liijuors Watson D L, attorney -at-law CORNELIUS. Wamhinqton County. A post and tel- egraph office, on the Oregon and Cali- fornia R. R. (West Side), 24 miles southwest 01 Portland. It was named after T. R. Cornelius, Esq., a promi- nent citizen. Population 150. The country surrounding it is strictly of an agricultural nature. Bradley I F, W U Tel operator and agt O&CRR CORNELIUS T R. general merchan- dise and real estate agent Cosper Rev W J, clergyman (Methodist) DE LETTS J. general blacksmith, justice of peace and notary public EmrickW T, saloon FATRCHILD L S. butcher Hermann Rev J E, clergyman (Catholic) McNUTT R W, general merchandise an d po stmaster ROLIE LINCOLN E, wagonmaker Turpin D L, boarding-house CO S CORVALLIS. Benton County. A post, express and telegraph oBice, ou the Oregon & Cal- ifornia R. R. (West Side). Is a county seat, nicely situated on the west bank of the Willamette River, and is spoken of as one of the pleasant- est towns in the "Webfoot State." Its population is about 2,000. It is the seat of a college established by the M E Church, an academy for young ladies, and other schools. The State Agricultural College is also situated here and is in a prosperous condition. It contains several nice churches, all well attended. It is distant from Portland 85 miles by river, whieli is navigable for light draft ateamers to this point. Ya- &0 ^ HARDWOOD LUMBER, i\!VV . HKOii.. 1» A lA Muiii anil 14 A I« tiiii'ar alack Walnut. Spanish €edar. Veueera. KwluHTS TCWPLAR UNIFDBMSi Mq. • Po«t street*. SanFrinelileS.*' H 00 ■ N A I c I 978 Oregon — Conalli . Saina and Alsen Bays are located about miles distant, and are favorite places of resort during the summer season, and the former is noted for its oysters. Albreoht W, saloon Alexander G E, physician Allen & Woodward (E Allen and E Woodward), drugs and stationery Avery N B, dentist and chief fire depart- ment Barber N R, postmaster Basen Nick, meat markets Bayley J R, physician BELKNAP BROS & KENEBT (S E and E M Belknap and G^W Kenedy), foundry and machine shops Bell J R N, clergyman (Methodist) "BENTON LEADER," Hyde ft Mans- field proprietors Black Rev — , clergyman Blair T J, warehouse Blumberg J, groceries BRYSON J R, attorney -at-law and county judge Buford T J, news depot and county treasurer Burnett John, attornej'-at-law Carlilo U, notions and justice of peace Cauthoru A & Son (A and T E Cau- thom), general merchandise Cauthorn J, warehouse Chenoweth F AjChenoweth & Johnson), notary public CHENOWETH & JOHNSON (F A Chenoweth and V M Johnson), attor- neys-at-law Clark N, clergyman (Methodist) Corvallis Brewery, J Kiley propr "OORVALUS GAZETTE.' M .s Woodcock publisher CORVALLIS SAMPLE ROOMS, J W Stowell proprietor ( 'liiwford W C, watchmaker DeCIiirk & Samuels (F DeClark and A Samuels), wheat storers Dunninu H P, clergyman Efflin Thcs, livery and sale stable Elliot , clergyman EMBREE T V B. physician Exchange Hotel, L r Pond propr Friendly Max, general merchandise, and propr Corvallis Saw-mills Graham T, druggist (iniham W, physician (Jretfoz P P, watchmaker and jeweler HAMILTON JOB ft CO (W B Hamil- ton), bankets Hanson J W, tailor Harris H K, general merchandi-e Hemphill Housii, Mrs M A Hemphill propr HcmpniJl Mrs M A, propr Hemphill House Hemphill S A, harness and saddles Hen derson S L, barber HESLOP E, photographer Heslop M, physician Hillard W F, blacksmith Hoag W M, vice-pres O & P R R;Co HOOES A ft CO (A Hodes and J Pironi), bakers Hodes O, gunsmith and cutler HOLOATE E, attorney -at-law and real estate agent Homing L L, wagonmaker Hudson & McTimmonds (R J Hudson .r.iand Joseph McTimmonds), saloon Huffman Mrs W T, dressmaking HTDE ft MANSFIELD (V R Hyde and W H Mansfield), proprietors "Benton Leader" Irvin D B, bootmaker Irving B F, W U Tel operator and agt O & C R R Jac tbs & Neugass (M Jacobs and S and M S Neugass), general merchandise Jefireys S F, attoniey-at-law, notary Eublic, and city recorder nson F M (Chenoweth & Johnson), notary public Johnson F A, physician KELSAT ft KE^EE (John Kelsay and H Kesee), attorneys-at-law Kelly Mrs J, millinery and notions Kenedy G W (Belknap Bros & Kenedy) King Sol, iiropr Corvallis Lively and Sale Stable, and ahcrilF Kline L G & Co (L G and S L Kline), general mdse, and agts W, F & Co Knight M, blacksmith KNiOHT J A, furniture and under- taker Krecker , clergyman Langworthy A J, general merchandise Ijee A Farra (J B Ijee and G R Farra), physicians Lomer J R. architect Ijook S H, boots and shoes Mathisen S, wagonmaker McFadden W 8, attorney-at-law and notary public MILLER ft SCRAPFORD ( I A Miller and J B ScrafTord), marble works Minsinger k Speidel (J Minsinger and F J Speidel), general blacksmiths Moore & Spencer (J S Moore and J Spencer), naths and barbers Morris W, tailor Nush C H, fancy gcMnls Nash WalHc, 2d vice-pros O P R R Co Noftger M L. attorney-at-law and no- tary public Occidental Hotel, Mrs N C Polley propr P R R CO, W M Hoag vice president and general manager Palladay T K, bootmaker Pitm'in W M, sash and door factory I— C9 rvs cs ex. CO CO o o o CUVIN NUniNji I SON, ManufHctarera all klada IHOV WOMM. **7 Mala «tre«t, Maa Pnmelaea. i .' i Mp i i ii pii i MIEN. TUGGIE i CO.. Eastern Hard WooJimnher.'SA'gasay- Oregon — Corvalli&-Crawf(yt'd8ville. 979 PoUey Mrs N C, propr Occidental Hotel PoUey & Powers (J C PoUey and A G Powers), saloon Pond L P, propr Exchange Hotel Powers Cyrus, saloon Pygall A K, city marshal Ray John Sc Son (John and A J Ray), groceries and crockery Rayburn J W, attorney-at-law Riley John, propr Corvallis Brewery Rosenthal E, gents' furnishing goods St Clair W, harness and saddles Senders J, general merchandise Smith W P, physician Stock M, general merchandise STOWELL J W, proprietor Corvallis Sample Rooms Taylor B T & Son (B T and J C Taylor), butchers Taylor E H, dentist Vaughan E C & Co (E C Vaughan), gro- ceries and crockery Vincent H W, propr Vincent House Weber J , stoves and tinware WEBER P, furniture dealer White B G, saloon Whitney C H & Co (C H Whituey and L Bettman), furnishing «nd dry goods Will Bros (J W and A H Vv^iU), gun- smiths and sewing machines Wilson B W, county clerk Wilson J O, deputy county clerk WOODCOCKS BALDWIN (M S Woodcock and VV^ Baldwin), hard- ware, stoves and tinware WOODCOGKMS, attorney-at-law, notary public and publisher "Cor- vallis Gazette " Zierolf P M *; Co 'P M Zierolf and N L Raber), groceries The Corvallis Gazette EMited and I'rinted entire, at liome, without the use of " Patent Reading; Matter." PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT CORVALLIS, OREGON, ON THE LINE OK THE 0. p. R. R. and at t h ' Southern Terminus of the 0. & C. R. R. A Large Circulation to Bona Fide Subscribers. M. 8. WOODCOCK, Publisher. blacksmiths and wagon- COTTAGE GROVE. Lank County. A post, express and tel- egraph o(Hct>, ou tlie Ore>;t>u & Cali- fornia R. K. (E'Ast Sid'), •'54 miles northeast of Uoseburg. Population •20t». Adams Mrs >S M, milliner Bean J W, physician Casey & Eliier, makers Chance H H, groceries and liquors Chrisniim Scott, saddlery and harness CEOW WILLIAM N. blacksmith (ravonitt M P, Huur-mill Hubburd H A, bootmaker Johnson A F, groceries Knox O F, butcher Lurch Bros, general merchaiuii'U} Stevenson Cm, jeweler Stoifer & Marklcy, blacksmiths wagoiinmkers Thompson H, saloon Thornton J V, hotel Vauahn J W, rinurniill WalTaco J C, livery stable W harto n L B, butcher WHIFPLB E W, postmaster COVE. Union County. A post-office. Borroughs Sam, plauiug-mill <>ass Jack, tannery Geer H J, nurseryman HAYDEN E E, stock-raiser Payne James, cheese factory Payne & Jaycox, general merchandise Kiisaell T J, blacksmith 09 WHIPFLE E W & BROS, general merchandise, agents Oregon 4 Califor- jvia R II and Wells, Fargo & Co Wynn & Wright, physicians CO c and I CD C > z o m o o CO CRAWFORDSVILLE. Linn CoirNTV. A post-oltice, located in the valley of the Oalapooia, six miles above Brownsville. The situa- tion is a very pretty one, but the poi ulation of the village is very smai Thenj is one church, owned by the ¥eople, and free to all denominations, hero are two substantial school hou«ies in the district. The valley is C/l CK CO fro HUDWOOD lUMBER. WHITB BROS., tS A IS Main and 14 * IttSnear (•t, H, F. ronnterTopa, K«wel Poata, Balnaiera. LOUIS BRMERMM SCO ., Jcwlnr A TOMfd Wiwfk J 1 9 BtSSt/g^ 980 Oregon — OrawfordsvUle-DaUaa. about two miles wide, and the land is very rich and productive. Crawford & Fuller, planing-milli Derrick H, blacksmith GLASS ft BISHOPt general merchan- dise CRESWELL Lani Countt. a post and express office on the Oregon & California R.R. SEast Side),^ 63 miles northeast of Kose- mrg. Belshaw & Martin, druggists Belshaw T, justice of the peace Qil frey J ohn T, general merchandise HOWSH A Wi general merchandise and postmaster Hughes A, blacksmith Hughes John, blacksmith HuntWm, bootmaker Robinett M, bootmaker Scarbrongh L D, physician Thornton J, hotel Thornton M J, sroceries Turrell ft Son, nour-mills . CROMWELL. Union County. A post-office. CROMWELL JULIUS T, postmaster C^OSS HOLLOWS. Wasco County. A post-office, Friend I N, blacksmith SCHERNECKER A. general merchan- dise CROSS KEYS. Wa.sco County. A post-office. BUTLER E 0. postmaster CROW. Lank County. A pos*'-office, 20 miles no rth west of Eugene City. HEMEKWAT A, i ostmaster CROWLEYS. Polk County. A post-office, on the Oregon ft California R. R. (West Side), 66 miles southwest of Poitland. Sears I K, warehouse STEVENS E Si general merchandise DALLAS. Polk Coitnty. A post and ezpresi of- fice^ on the O. R. ft N. Co's Railway, Narrow Gauge Division (West Side), and is reached by daily BtiM|es from Salem 16 miles distant. The soil surrounding the place is a rich loam, and remarkably productive. It is also reached by steamboats plying on the Willamette and stage from Independ- ence 9 miles away. Alderson Rev C, clergyman (Methodist) Armstrong Or, saloon Ashbaugh John, restaurant Bettman ft Rosenblatt (L Bettman and S Rosenblatt), gen merchandise Brown F A, wagonmaker Brown W C, general merchandise Bums ft Morrison (D N Burns and J C Morrison), livery and sale stable Butler H J, seneral merchandise Campbell J M, furniture Capps Wm, physician Casper H B, tinner Cole J W, coroner Collihs F M, butcher Collins J L, attorney-at-law and notary public COSFER H R stoves and tinware Craven Joseph, county commissioner Crider J W, groceries Daly ft Butler (J J Daly and N L But- ler), attorneys-at-Iaw Dal^ J J (Daly ft Butler), notary public Elkms W S, real estate agent Ellis W, groceries GOOD GEO E publisher "Polk County Itemizer" (Dallas and Independence) Grant W , city marshal Hagood H, restaurant Hawley J H, representative HOLltAN H. sheriff Holman N, livery stable Hughes ft Guy (C Hughes and T H Guy), boot and shoemakers Hyde J L, druggist James J, w.itchmaker Johns C A, attorney-at-law, notary pub- lic and city recorder Johnson G VV, harness and saddles Kientoff Wm, jewelry Kimball I R, dentist Lee J D, seneral merchandise Lyons H W, saloon Mason I T, dentist Miller £ T, county treasurer Miller Jap R, druggist Mulkey W J, county assessor Myer Mrs Mary C, millinery Norton E, cooper Parson ft Schovee (E E Parson and F H Schovee), proprs Parson's Hotel Patterson F A, representative "POIK OOUHTT ITEMIZER." Geo E Good publisher ctivm NuniiiG t SON, 2S »■ HAIH MTBBRT. «A1V VSAMCiaCOl. lr*a D*»fr«. Bsak Vaaltis, BUu as 5 HUEN. TUGGIE t CO.. Ship Plant all Mnds. " ai RaaK.r- Oregon — Dallaa-Dexter. 981 Riges Soott, county commissioner Bigler Frank, county school supt Rowell C 6, blacksmith Rowell £ A, dressmaker Rubell W H, dentist SHELLET BOSWELLt county clerk Shultz John, constable Sites J R, physician Smith F, barber Smi th I, county judj^e SMITH J D> postmaster Smith J £, general blacksmith Smith J N, physician STILES F A, harness and saddles Stint A, real estate agent Swain Mrs M E, dressmaker Tillotaon Geo, justice of peace Townsend J H, attorney-at-law Truitt VV, attorney-at-law Wright W P, county surveyor DALLES CITY. See The Dalles. DAMACUS. Clackamas County. A post-office, 10 miles northeast of Oregon City. BuchmanA, farmer Farrar D, farmer Forbes Ed, farmer Ford O C, farmer Halstead Beiij, farmer Sharick Wm, farmer Sharp R J, farmer WELCH MARGARET A> postmis- tress Winston James, fanner DETMERINQ E> general merchan disc and agt Wells, Fargo & Co Fletcher Luther, butcher FREE PRESS, A L Saylor publisher Giltner Frank, saloon Hanson 8 D, barber HARRIS R L. operator W U Tel Co Hill F A, drujigist and groceries Hill Mrs F A, millinery Jones & Nichols, general mdse Jones J (Nichols & Jones) Ix^an Thomas, harnessmaker Logan 8l Co, livery stable TiOgan & Nash, express line 'ijoeau Wm, livery stable Mills 'vV A B, physician Morse & Harris (B F Morse and B E Harris), blacksmiths and wagonma- kers Mutchler Alex, wazonmaker Nichols I (Nichols ft Jones) Nichols & Jones (I Nichols and J Jones), general merchandise Powell W S, saw-mill RileyJ B, propr Dayton Hotel SAxLOR A Li drug:{tst, books, insur- ance agent, postmaster and publisher "Free Press'' Watao n J T, ge neral merchandise WINTER DANIEL, boot and shoe- maker Wolfe J T, clergyman (Methodist) CO DAY S CREEK. DoCQiiAS CoiTNTy. A post-office, ted 7 miles from Canyon ville. HANKS JOHN T, postmaster DELL. Baker County. A post-office situated on Willow Creek. The people are employed in farming and cattle and stock raising. GRAY G J« postmaster loca- civil engi- DAYTON. Yamhill County. A post and express office; is a town of 400 population, situated on the Yamhill River, 30 miles from Portland. The means of access are those which are offiired by a private stage line, connecting with traiuH on the West Side U. R. It is quito a shipping point. Abdill O B, stoves and tinware Ball — , physician Becker Charles, blacksmith Crane A A, mjjr Divyton Flouring Mills Dayton Flouring Mill Co, A A Crane manager DENMARK. Curry County. A post-office Fitzhugh Geo, surveyor and neer lA)ng Chris, dairym.in LOilENTZEN a C. general merchan- dise, postmaster a\id justice of peace Nelson P, blacksmith Thrift A H, dairyman Upton J H, attornty-at-law and notary public ' I DEXTER. A post-office, 17 miles Eugene City. Popula- Lane County. southeast of tion 100. HANBSAKER SAMUEL, dry goods, clothing, bouts and shoes, mtdicines, I tinware, etc, and postmaster ' Painter John & Co, grist mill OO HIRDWQOC lilKBER. WHITB BKOIS., 1» « IS Main and 14 * 16 8p«ar feltreet, H. V. Oregon Aali, Maple and Aldi-r I' OO GO MASONIC ournTS, ^a!a.v*{sft.y»r."flggis.vg COi, CO 8* I Hi 982 Oregon — Dilley-Eaat Portland. DILLEY. Washington County. A post-office, 28 miles southwest of Portland. Aplin J P, flour-mill and grain dealer Ayers L, dairy Boyd James, newspaper agent Boyd M, coal Hale Bryant, wood Hallett J L, railroad supt JOHNS OEOJaOE S, nursery, fruit dealer and ^arae chickens McLeod A L, insurance agent McLeod Wm, gen mdse and freight agt McLeod Wm Jr, sampler Parsons E L & Co, attorneys-at-law and contractors Reed Thomas, pension agent Scoggin W G, land broker Scoggin Wm, machine agent Strasser L, saloon Todd T P, grain dealer DIXIE. Polk Codnty. Post-office Rickreal. Beck O C, blacksmith FOX ft GOPELL, general merchan- dise Krotz, Washorn & Co, flour-mills DORA. Coos County. A post-office, 28 miles southeast of Empire City. Ho we C, nursery SOOFIliij) F E> postmaster DRAIN. Douglas County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Oregon and California K. K. (East Side), 36 miles northeast of Roseburg. Aulauf Bros, gen mdse and saloon fieckley S, livery stable Carper A A, wagoumaker and cabinet- maker DRAIN & CO, general merchandise DBAIN ft JOHNSON, flour mill Estes E A, varieties Hasard Charles, hotel Hickathier A, bootmaker and photog- rapher Hurlburt Rev W, Methodist 'clergyman Krewion & Co, general merchandise Kuykendall W, druggist and physician Mattoon John, barber Ostertag John, blacksmith Palmer Bros, saw-mill Pftrrott Miss, dressmaker Payton J E, phys. an Rogers H, carpenter and contractor Sherrill A, hotel Stryker D S, hotel Underbill J H, meat market Wangeman J C, harnessmaker DUFUR. Wasco County. A post-office. Allen & Herbert, flou ring-mill Bolma Ed, blacksmith Dufur A J Jr, justice of peace Nedrow Geo, carpenter and builder Simmons S C, hotel WILLIAMS C At general merchan- dise, notary public and postmaster DUNDEE. Yamhill County. A post-office. Edwards Jasper, blacksmith LEWIS W H. hotel, land agent of R &, N Co, telegraph operator, and post- master EAGLE CREEK. Clackamas County. A post-office, 16 miles northeast of Oregon Ciiy. Pop- ulation 75. Burhardt & Sinn, general merchandise Devine & Gard^painters ELSANDER H. banker Epperson deo, saw-mill Huflinan P, saw-mill Kirchherr G, blacksmith Neurath Wm, carpenter and builder Poe James M, shingle- weaver Rann J F, bootmaker Wilberu H, gen mdse and postmaster EAGLE POINT. Jackson County. A post-office, miles northeast of Jacksonville. Ashpole John, constable Barker R L, physician Brown R H, general merchandiie Daley A J, grist-mill Emery &, Co, general merchandise INLOW F K postmaster Purdin M, blacKsmith and justice peace Simon P, hotel 14 of EAST PORTLAND. Multnomah County. A post and ex- press office. Directly east of Portland, on the op- CO CO CO a HAnDWOOD lUMBEn, IIC,II.F. oak. A«h. HI«kory.Vir»l«. CkcVry.'et? !■ . I WH i" mill. TUGtilEJ; CO.. MEXIOH HABD W00DS."»A?J8 Spear «t. OQ y9 Oregon — East Portland. m'a CO CO CO oo posite bank of the beautiful Willamette Biver, is located the thriving town of East Portland, whose inhabitants claim the honor of being second in point of population in the State. Notwith- standing the sloughs and bottoms which overflow in winter along her water front, health is excellent, and the resi- dent physicians have ample time for rest between calls, save one or two fav- orites. Within the past year, improve- ments have been many and substantial, hundreds of new houses having been erected; rented'.before work was fairly begun, and occupied ere the plaster on the walls was dry. The future seems even brighter still, as the railway routes will for the time being at least find a terminus within her boundary. Real estate is in demand and changing hands at steadily advancing figures. Many business men and laborers from Port- land reside on the east side on account of the cheapness of rents, which makes it to Portland what Oakland is to San Francisco. East Portland now boasts a handsome city hall, a number of sub- stantial brick business houses, and many elegant residences, some of them ap- proaching the palatial grandeur of the conspicious ones of the metropolis. Her schools are conducted upon a sys- tem similar to those of Portland, and in consequence are excellent. None but competent teachers are employed, and discipline enforced alike in every de- partment. The people of Multnomah County take great pride in their schools, which is a mark designating the high intelligence and retiuemcnt of the masses. She has a well organized tire department. u Allison Wni, hotel Ausmus B F (Jones k Ausmus) Austin Cornelius (Morgan, Austin & Luelliug) Beard E C (H D McGuire& Co), news- paper agency and job printers BLH:k vith & Frust (L O Beckwith and < ; B Frost), groceries Beckwith L (Beckwith & Frost) Beetle Bros (A P and C E Beebe), hotel Bigsby Theo, cigars, tobaoco, fruit, can- dies, &c Barman L & D, general merchandise Bode BVank, bakery and groceries Brigham EC, watchmaker BronaskaG, hotel BULLOCK S, justice of the eace and insurance agent Bordin E W, undertaker aud carpentei' and builder Bymea J B (Byrnes & Tompkins) Byrnes & Tompkins (J B Byrnes and R Tompkins), groceries ana fish market Cameron W P & Co (W P and A Came- ron), dry goods, clothing and milli- nery Charlton Mrs C, physician Coffin Henry L, dentist Coley H C, physician Cougill Mrs M, books and stationery and postmistress Creitz Wm F (Prettyman & Creitz Dalton Wm, hardware, sash and doors, paints, oils, &c De Boest John, saloon Doane Rev N, clergyman (Methodist) "EAST FORTLAim VINDICA- TOR" (weekly), E L Thorp publisher East Portland Water Co, H D McGuire superintendent Eddy D M, physician Eggleston J M, door, sash and blind factory Fay John, saloon Freeman Thos B, carriagemaker Frost G B (Beckwith t Frost) Frush J H & Co, real estate agents Garrison C G, general merchandise Gillespie RL, barber Gloss Frank, bootmaker Gordon W S, stoves ..ad hardware Grady James, saloon Graham C H , painter HAHN WM. barber Hall J H (Hall & Stott) HALL & STOTT (J H Hall and J M Stott), hardware and agricultural implements HANSEN HANS> nurseryman and seedsman — othce and depot, 82 Front, Portland Harrineton S R, attomey-at-law Hays W S, billiards, cigars and tobacco Hemtz £, barber and justice of the peace HENDEE D H> photographer Hill H C, hamessmaker Hill W C, door, sash and blind factory Hogue H A, lumber and saw-mill Holmes R H & Son (R H and G Holmes), groceries Irvin I A (Logan & Irvin) Johnson R T, groceries Jones k Ausmus (Henry Jones and B F Ausmus) wood, flour and feed Jones Henry (Jones & Ausmus) Kadderley J J, stoves and tinware Keenan S M, hotel Kiessling H H, boots and shoes Kindorf Arthur (Gus Strube & Co) Kindorf Fred (Gus Strube k Co) Kirk A L (Matlock, Kirk k Co) KITTERMAN H & SON, (H and A Kitterm^n), groceries, cor 5th and U Kroetz John (John Kroetz k Co) O O c/a HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BKOM.. 18 * 15 Mata and 14 * X lit, «, 1\ Hafca. Hpokea, Rlraa, Pol«a *pear ». etc. LOUIS BBmBIIMI t CO.. >!■ 984 Oregon — East Portland. KEOETZ JOHN ft CSO (John Kroetz and Lambert Kratz), pro{>rieton Humboldt Brewery Logan A H (Matlock, Kirk ft Co) Logan F L, livery stable hoffM 8c, Irvin (J A Logan and I A Ir- vin), drugsiata Logan J A (Logan ft Irvin) Logus Chas, pork packer Lope Adam, aaloon Lowengardt S, general merchandise Lucas J T, cigars and tobacco Luelling Alfrad (Morgan, Austin ft Lu> ellina), notary publio LTOHS JAMES. Hvery and feed stable, cor fith and L MATKMX, KIRK ft CO (T J Mat- lock, A L Kirk and A H Logan), real estate and money b. okers Matlock T J (Matlock, Kirk ft Co) McCalla W A (Wheeler ft McCalla) McGuire H D ft Co (H D McOuire and E C Beard), real estate and insurance agts Meyers Henry, saloon KOaOAN. AUSTIN ft LUELLINO (H B Morgan, Cornelius Austin and Alfred Luelling), real estate agents and collectors Morgan H B (Morgan, Austin ft Luel- ling) Neppaoh J C (Underbill ft Neppacb) Newell J A, general merchandue Nottage G E, physician and pres East Portland Water Co OREOOH PUMP WORK& S O Wood proprietor OREGON PUMP WORKS MANUFACTURERS OF THE Dirigo i Challenge Pumps AND DKALRRS IN ALL KINDS OF We make all of our o wn pumps, and can supply the trade at e&stcrn prices. Orr J W, waconmaker Parelius M w, picture frames and music Parker J F and J B, blacksmiths and wagonmakers Payne Frank, East Portland Foundry Perry Geo, agt W, F ft Co Powell ft New (James Powell and Wm New), livery stable PRETTTMAN ft CREITZ (Wm D Prettyman and Wm F Creitz), real estate and loan atrents Prettyman Wm D (Prettyman ft Creitz) Raffety C H (Dav Baffoty ft Bro), phy- sician R.tffety Dav (Dav Raffety ft Bro), phy- sician Raffetv Dav ft Bro (Dav, C H and R M Raffety), druggists Riley M. bcotd «ud shoes Robertson Thos, druggists Rogers J H, painter Ross a J, groceries Royal W W, physician Sails Rev T L, Methodist clergyman Sbhloth ft Bro (F and C Schloth), meat market Schmcer Simon, fruits, candies, etc Schrder Wm, saloon PRISON CELLS, "S^VSi SSS£ SV- CALVIN NUHING S SON. •'nmm' AILEII.TUGSU t CO.. CHBRBY !j||MBEH. 'fcgr,aiS£g * C««4 cu E CO C«>l CO Oregon — East Portland-Elk Head. 985 Silker J M, justica of the peacr^ Smith Albert B, feed atabte Smith C B, jphyaician Smith Mrs Ellen J, physician Smith Mrs Sarepta, physician Smith 8, physician Smith T C, plumber and gasfitter Stott J M (Hall & Stott) Strube Qus &. Co (Gustave Strube, Fred and Arthur Kindorf ), wholesale and retail butchers Strube Guatave (Gus Strube & Co) Sylv ester B, blacksmith TUOSP E L. publisher "East Port- land Vindicator" Tompkins R (Byrnes & Tompkins) Underbill & Neppach (Wm Underbill and J C Neppach), flour and feed Underbill Wm (Underbill & Neppach) Walder Ulrich, bakery Warren Henry, stationery and varieties Welch Bros (L G and Thomas Welch), druggists WENT JOHN, aaloon West T B, general merchandise Wheeler C H (Wheeler ft McCalla) Wheeler ft McCalla (C H Wheeler and W A McCalla), groceries Wolff John H, bootmaker WOOD 8 0> proprietor Oregon Pump Works EGAN. Geant County. McGowen Geo, postmaster Do you KNOW? Some people havo been heard to SAY What is the ** VINDICATOR 7 " WE WILL KXl'LAIN ; That is what we have taken thU space tor. It Is a newspaper, the ofllcial paper of the Citv of Kast I'ortlantI, Orei^on, where It is published. It i8 the visitor to three thousand (8,000) homesi wcelily, sixteen linndred of which are farmers who liot only subscribe but recommend it to their nciKhbura. Send postal card for copy. It is one of tlie liveliest, spiciest and wi>!eawake newspapers in Oreu:on. Juiit the paper for ad- vertisers t'< reach the farmin;; clos^. Subscription price, $2. f>0 per year; six months, (1.50, or 2r> cents ))er month. Send for sample copy, and address McGUIRE & THOKP, Publishers, Dux 27. (^ost Portland, Ore^'on. ECHO. Umatilla County. A miles from Umatilla. post-office, 15 Armstrong T, cari)enter Hiestland ft lieveridge, gen mdse Hitemiller J, blacksmith Kays L D, druguist KCiONTZ J Hi general merchandise and ho I el Lee George, carpenter Mason Geo, Wi gonmaker Sullivan J, saloon Voss Wm, salotn ELK FLAT. Union County. A postoffice. Ames — , farmer Bartlett — , carpenter Beam Jos, farmer Benshettle J, farmer BoUy A, freighter and farmer Belly J, farmer Bolby Wm, farmer Braton J, postmaster and farmer Broger J, tanner Broger Peter, farmer Brown — , clergyman and farmer Brown J, farmer Carltofi P, farmer and wagonmaker Crisman J, farmer Daron N, farmer Elliot John, farmer Faller E G, farmer and stock raiser Fine A, farmer Fine J, farmer Gordon A M, farmer Gordon W, farmer Graliau: D, farmer Graham J., landlord Hamilton — , farmer and stock raiser Henderson N, carpenter and wagonma ker Hindman J, farmer Hindman Wm, farmer Houg H, farmer Hub«rd J, farmer Hufman J, farmer Hbntly — , farmer Ketkdrix — , fanner Kni|;ht Andrew, farmer Kni/jbt B, farmer Patorson — , farmer Peal F, farmer iteaner — , farmer Roberta S, farmer Roberts T, bootmaker Sherwood J F, tubmaker and farmer Sherwood G C, farmer Sherwood T, physician Staly — , farmer Weaver J, farmer Woods Wm, farmer 7^ fro ELK DocQLAS County. HEAD. A post-office. COATS S Bf carpenter and postmaster James J T, carpenter ^911 Todd, Ekneraon ft Co, quickailver^mines frO frO frO HARDWOOD LUMBER, 63 wniTK BROM., IS A IS Main and 14 A 16 Spear lit. H. F Boat Stock, Oak Plank jand l^lmber . MASONIO OUTFITS, W&^J'Jafe.yftr^'gggg&V^^^ 986 Oregon — Elktonr-Empire City. I ELKTON. DouoLAS County. A post-offioe, 12 miles aouthwest of Drain and 15 miles northwest of Oakland. Baker G W, carpenter Beckley H & Co, general merchandise Beokley Henry, pres Elkton Milling Co Benedict O W, justice of peace Cox A W, hotel Cox John, hotel Elkton Milling Co, saw and flouring- mills, Henry Beokley pres EMERY J B> postmaster MoCord James, blacksmith MoOuire C, miller Roberts J S, carpenter Stark Jas M, notary public ■ Stark Mrs J M, hotel and stage station ella! Uhatilla County. A post-o£Sce. dVIATT FRAHKi blacksmith and postmaster ELLENSBURG. Cubby County. Post-office and county seat, situated near the ocean on Rogue River, and is reached by sail in ves- sels fr m San Francisco, 31 U uiles distant. It is surrounded by fine grazing and mineral lands and the scenery of the high chain of moun- tains is picturesque and grand. Pop- ulation 250. Colvin H, blacksmith Cooley O W, county judge Cunningham T, coroner "CUERY OOUHTY POST," Walter Sutton proprietor Edson A J, hotel Fry J M, county assessor Gaantlett J H, attorney-at-law, notary public, conveyancer and real estate agent Gauntlett Wm, sheriff Geiftel Miss Annie, millinery Gibson M B, county treasurer and boot- maker GILLESPIE A M, county clerk and hotel Guisel Annie, milliner HUiIE R D, ^neral merchandise, cannery, shippmg and commission merchant Merriman Geo, justice of peace Merriman S D, county commissioner PHILBROOK REV C E. clergyman Riley M, saloon Robinson John R, justice of peace Rumley Wm, justice of peace Saunders John, flour-mill Strahan H, hotel SUTTON WALTER, proprietor "Cur- ry County Post" Vender Green F O, physician Walker k Vail (R Walker and John Vail), saloon Woodruff Delos, hotel |iiPFy ^mii] ^epl. Published Every Saturday — AT- Ellensburg, Curry Co., Oreg. WALTER SUTTON, Proprietor. EMPIRE CITY. Coos County. A post, express and telegraph office; situated on Cooa Bay 225 miles southwest of Salem. Angell W C, physician and coroner Beim R S, district judge Camp A B, county supt of schools Campbell John, hotel Dyer Geo M, county judge Getty R W, livery stable Gilbert J B, postmaster Hall J F, county surveyor Harlocker L, assessor Hazard S H, attorney-at-law Holverstott H W, county commissioner •fackson J J, hotel Kiley James R, saloon Kilev James S, hotel Lamb T, county assessor Lane John, sheriff Loekhart Mrs, hotel Luce H H, saw-mill and gen mdse Ma'^key T C, physician Morse David Jr, general merchandise Pioneer Market, fruit, vegetables, etc Reichart W, saloon Rogers S C, county commissioner SCHETTER FRED, agent for Areata Steamers to San Francisco, shipping and commission merchant, postmaster and county treasurer Sfn^ xtackc n H, druggist STAHFF A. county clerk Whitney H P, meat market Wilson 8 F, at.orney-at-law CO CO <3 o CUVIN NUniNG i SON, Taitalar Wli«elkarr«ws, B^lt aad llrl4«e li*rk, 9X9 Main Street, Van FnmelMi*. tLLEII. TUSGU I CO., SPAHISH CBDAH. Ill * •• Mpcfir M. Itaa #maeM !•«•. CO - • CO CO CO CO 2 Oregon — Enchanted Prairie-Eugene City. 987 ENCHANTED PRAIRIE. Coos CoDNTY. A post-office, 60 milea from Empire City; population 160, FISH A H. gristmill Fish J G, bootmaker Moyer J B, blacksmith EOLA. Polk Coumtt. A post-ofBce, on the Willamette Kiver, 6 miles southwest of Salem. Hayden H, blacksmith and wagonmaker lODSON W> general merchandise EUGENE CITY. Lamb County. A poet, express and tel- egraph office. The county seat, situ- ated on the Oregon & California R. R., 124 miles south of Portland. Eu- gene is a well-built town of about l.SOOinhabitants. Tfte country around is admirable for farming. A sufficien- cy of schools, churches and social or- ganizations render it a desirable place of residence. It is the seat of the State University, and promises to be the educational center of the Pacific Noithwest. Hotel accommodations are good. Travelers receive excellent treatment at the St. Charles. Abrams W H, planinK-miU, sash, door and blind factory and contractor Adair L G. agt O & C R R and W U Tel Co At terberr y J E, marshal BAKER CHARLES, proprietor St Charles Hotel BARTEL8 CHARLES, bootmaker Bausch P, bootmaker Bean R S, circuit judge 2d judicial dist Bettman G, general merchandise Bilyeu L (Strahan ft Bilyeu), attomey- at-law and notary public Bonnett & Clark Misses, millinery and dressmaking Bristow J W, cigars and tobacco and insurance agt Callison R G (R G Callison & Co), and city recorder Callison R G & Co (R G and R M Colli. son), books, stationery and groceries CAMPBELL BROS (I L and J R Campbell), proprietors Eugene City Guanl CAMPBELL J R (Campbell Bros), and sheriff Cunpbell W T, conncilman Cherry & Day (J W Cherry and R M Day), furniture and undertaking Cherry J W (Cherry ft Day) Church J C (Robinson ft Church) Clark E G, dentist Clarke Wm (Haines ft Garke) Crain Bros (H N and P VV A Crain), watches, jewelry and music Craw Geo F, agt Wells, Fargo ft Co, and insurance agt Crouch F J (Crouch ft Goodchild) CROUCH ft OOODCHILD (F J Crouch and C Goodchild), foundry and machine shops Day R M (Cherry ft Day) Dorria B F, stoves and tinware Dorris G B, attorney-at-law and notary public Driver Rev I D, clergyman (Methodist PE) Dunn F B, general merchandise Durant Wm, meat market Eakin S B Jr, representative Edris W (Patterson, Edris ft Co), city councilman Ellison J R, groceries and justice peace "EUOEirE CTTT GUARD" (week- ly), Campbell Bros proprietors Farrell P H» marble works Fitch C W, attorney-at-law and county judae Friendly S H, oeneral merchandise Gardner Mrs Wm, dressmaker Gill J P, physician Gill T J ft Co (T J and Geo W GUI), druggists Goldsmith Aaron, groceries Goodchild C (Crouch ft Gondchild) Gray J G (Patterson, Edris ft Co), and county treasurer Gross Jesse, wagonmaker Haines ft Clarke (W W Haines and Wm Clarke), tannery Haines W W (Haines ft Clarke) Hays ft Luckey (R R Hays and J S Luckey), druggists Hayes R B, representative Hendricks T G, gen mdse and mayor Hickethier G (Hickethier ft Whipp), marble works Hickethier ft Whipp (G Hickethier and J Whipp), marble works HODES C> saloon Horn C M, guns, pistols, etc Horn Jerrv, barber Hovey A G (Hovey ft Humphrey) Hovey ft Humphrey (A G Hovey and H C Humphrey), capitalists IT owe Ed, bakery and groceries Huui|)hrey H C (Hovey ft Humphrey) Hunt A, bootmaker James B H, city treasurer Johnson J W, city councilman XINCAID BROS (H R and G S Kin- caid), proprietors " Oregon State Journal ' (see Adv) C > o o CO c^ S3 HMDWOOD LUMBER I WftGOH STOCK,'l»T»;!n^ V*»-%!- touis BRHEBimii t CO.. j>g:gys^&grAW>vi 19 yaigyy 988 Oregon — Eug&ne Oity-FiUmore. KIHOAID H B (Kinoaid Bros), editor "Oregon State Jonmal" Kiniey Geo W, juatioe of peace and carpenter Lakin D R, livery stable Lane County Mercantile Anociation, J H MoClung sunt, general mdae Lauer Chaa, capitalist Lnns John, representative Lnrkey J S (Haya & Luckey), watch- maker and jeweler Lynch A (Lynch k Pase) Lynch ft Page (A Lynch and J L Page), groceries Marx Christian, barber McClaney J H, conncilman McClaren James, saloon McClung J H, supt Lane Connty Mer> cantile Association McFarland V, stoves and tinware lioMurry M W, blacksmith and wagon- maker McPherson P J, county assessor Melson Geo (Melson k Van Winkle) Melson & Van Winkle (Geo Melson and Mark Van Winkle), blacksmiths Midgley Geo, sash and door factory H fT'TT.'BB. GEO Ml attomey-at-law, real estate agent, notary public, and collector Miller W L, physician Nicklin A I, physician Nicklin John, physician Noland Geo, county surveyor Offutt James (Patterson ft Offutt) "OREGON STATE JOURNAL" (weekly), Kinuaid Bros proprietors Oiiburn ft Co (Wm and F W Osburn), druggists Osburn F W (Osburn ft Co), coroner Osburn Wm, physician Page J L (Lynch ft Pago) Parsons John, clergyman (Methodist) Patterson A K (Patterson ft Offutt) Patterson A S (Pntterson, Edris ft Co), hooks, Btationery, and postmaster Patterson A W, physician, and county sv^pt of schools Patterson, Edris ft Co (A S Patterson, Win Edris, J G Gray, and Samuel Swift), flouring-milla Patterson ft Offutt (A K Patterson and James Offutt), meat market Peters A V, general merchandise Preston Wm, harness and saddles Fritchard D T, Watchmaker and jeweler Rankin F A, photographer Rankin Miss 8 C, millinery and fancy goods Roun J R, furniture and undertaker Renshaw Wm M, saloon Rhinehait J B, painter Robinson ft Church (J F Robinson and J C Church), hardware Robinson J F (Robinson ft Church) Robinson R M, cigars, tobacco and con* feotionery 8T 0HABXE8 HOTEL. Ohas Baker proprietor Stephens S S, county commissioner Sharpies A, physician Shelton T W, physician Sl oan J M, black smit h and wagonmaker STEWART JOHN, proprietor Stew- art s Livery and Sale Stable 8TRAHAN ft BILTEU (RS Strahan and L Bilyeu), attorneys-at-law and notaries puDlio Strahan RS (Strahan ft Bilyeu) Swift Samuel (Patterson, Swift ft Co) Taylor N J, dentist Van Winkle Mark (Melson ft Van Winkl«>) Veatoh H C, representative and county commissioner Voffl Michael, brewery Walton Joshua J, attomey-at-law and notary public Ware Joel, county clerk Warshauer S, dry goods and clothing Waahbume Geo S, attorney -at-law and notary public Whipp J (Hickethier ft Whipp) WilkinsFM, druggist Winters J A, photographer Withrow Mrs M A, millinery and dress- making (SatabUslMd 18M.] THE OREGON STATE JOURNAL PUBLISHKD WEEKLY ATJ Eugene City, Oregon, -BY- H. R. KIXCAID ft G. S. KINCAID, Editors and Proprietnra. REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS. $2.50 a year in %A\ -ice; fS.OO if not paid in ad- vance. One of the bcbt AdvcrtUlnt; Ucdiunw in the State. FAIRVIEW. Coos County. A post and telc^ph office, 18 miles southeast of Marsn- field. Benham Wm,||blacksmith t-icivif.' FILLMORE. Marion County. Post-office Wood- burn. PRISaH CEUS Feii««H and Bridge Work, SS7 Hala lltreet. m^ W. CALVIN NUTTING t, m. a i >UEII. TUGGU i CO.. Ship Plant all Mnils. "aiyjjgs»f- ■ K CO •i CO CO I Ortgon — FUlmore-Fort Stumpier. 989 B»rlow 0, general merohandiM Cleaver Bros, wheat dealen Cox J B, blaokemith Komp Wm, hotel FLETTVILLE. Wa800 Countt. a poet-offioe. FLBTT W Of poetmastf r fciohatt Conrad, general merohandiae FLORENCE. Lamk County. A post-office. Andrews O M, hotel Buttolph A R, civil engineer and land surveyor Cendon Frank T, constable Kennedy O F, physician MOODz A Jf general merchanul«« Morris J £, lustice of the peace Pershbaker k Dame, salmon packers Woodmansee J L & Co, salmon packers FOREST GROVE. WABHiNOToif County. A post-office; is 26 miles from Portland, on the Ore- gon and California R. R., (West Side), and has a population of 600. It has a pleasant location and is back- ed b^ a very productive agricultural diiitrict, which brings it into prominent notice by its large shipment of cereals and other products. It is the site of the Pacific University and Tualatin Academy, classical and military insti- tutions. Boss J O, stoves and tinware BOWLBT DR WUSOIT. drugs and stationerv BRONSOll L> carriage manufacturer BUXTON J Ti gi^neral blacksmith Clow W C, variety store Cosper Rev W J, clergyman (Methodist) Emrich, Stephenson & Co (J Emriuh and J Stephenson), butchers Forest Urove Hotel, S A Sloan propr Geiger W, physician Hamilton ft Hyde (H Hamilton and E Hyde), livery and sale stable Hampton A H, propr Hampton House and postmaster Harper P, bootmaker HauKgW, butcher Herrick Rev J R, clergyman Hinman A, gen utdse, agt O & C R R, notary public and justice of peace Hoxter W D, general merchandise Hubbard F, city marshal Hudson W S, blacksmith Hughes S, hardware and agt W, F & Co Hyde H O, general merchandise Lee & Stewart (A Lee and D C Stewart), foundry and implement mfrs Lieaer H 0, attorney-at-law and uofearj publio Long D, grooeriea LT80V8 BROS (F H and J W Ly sons), publishers of "Auiora" Lvman Rev H, clergyman Marsh J W, prof of Latin and Oreek MoMahon K J, prin Pacific University and Tualatin Academy Merriman E R, musio Noland W W, harness and saddles Pacific University and Tualatin Acade- emy, Rev J R Herrick pres Poland J, physician Roberts Rev W, clergyman Sloan S A, propr Forest Orove Hotel Sn '';h £ 3uu. (I L, G L and J Smith), furniture ' "THE ATJSORAi" Lysons Bros pub- lishers Walker S A, boot and shoemaker Warren W E, noceries Williamson C A, dressmaker THE AURORA. L7S0NS BBOS., Pab ishen. A WEEKLY PAPER, APPRECIATED BY ALL. ^■SPECIAL RATES to Advertisers. Forest Grove, Oregon. A. TOZIER, Editor. ;n CO FORT KLAMATH. Lake County. A post-office, 40 mUes northwest of Linkville. Worden Sikes, general merchandise FORT STEVENS. Clatsop County. Post>office Skipanon; a military pott. AT.T.HW ^ Q, general merchandise "S GO FORT SUMPTER. Baker County. See Sumpter. OO UADnUfnnn l IIMDCO white BKOS.. is a is Main auit 14 A 10 Spear JIAnUlfUUII LUmDCtlf »t,». F. Black Walnnt, Spanish Cedar. Veneers. DANIEL HORCROSS t CO.,'"!iS£S.f«!:,l!lf.^?S-#&S£Sl%'r I 990 Oregon — Foaail-OervaiH. FOSSIL. Wasco Coonty. A post-office. Cartwrigbt T J, postmaster and justice of peace Coats Wci, blacksmith Ham ilton D, hotel and stables HOOVEB & WATSON, drugs and general merchandise King & Bowers, saloon Millet Chas, restaurant Sanderson £ W, notary public Thompson G H, general merchandise FOX VALLEY. Linn County. A post-office, 28 miles southeast of Salem. GABDNES A D, postmaster FRANKLIN. Lame Cocntt. A post-office, 14 miles north wost of Eugene City. BRTANT GEO. hotel Eritson H H, blacksmith Smith Daniel, livery stable FREEDOM. Coos County. A post-office. Grow D S, saloon Grow J, saloon Junkitts VV 8, shoemaker Lowe Y M, hotel MOORE f^ P, liotol Moore A ii, hotel Steward S £, blacksmith FULTONVILLE. Wasco County. A pcst-office. FULTOH JAKES SS, postmastc Fulton John, county auryeyor GARDEN HOME. Wasuinoton CotrNTY. A post-office. NICHOLS L Hi postmaster and gen- eral merchandise GARDINER. Douglas Codnty. A post-office, on the north bank of the Umpqua River, 18 miles northwest of Scottsburg. Pop- ulation nso. AkerhL-id B M, salocn Anderson L F, bootmaker Buchard, E A, general merchandise Butler Jame s, deputy postmaster GABDINEB MILL CC, general mer- chand iso and mills JEWETT W F (iiardiner Mill Co) Lockwood T, hotel Magee W D, hotel Re^ Wm A, boatbuilder Reid & Nelson, Bn.oou Bnid Thomas, pcstmaster Var'elman F, saloon and brewery Wailis Chas, bootmaker Whitter Dexter, druggist and physician GASTON. Washington County. A post-office, on the Oregon & California R. R. (West Side), 32 miles southwest of Portland. Best Mr.s E, milliner Boos J G, hardware, tinware end drug- gist Brock Mrs E, hotel Campbell W C, blacksmith Rnd wagon- maker OastouJ, warehouse Jordan L A & G E, carpenters BATMONO BBOS> gencr%l merchan- dise and warehouse BATMOND C A (Raymond Bros), postmaster gFo^ge. Clackamas County. A post-offico, and funning sotllement. gfjTf yjfm T J G> postmaster GERVAIS. Marion Coi-nty. A post, express and telegraph office, on tlie Oregon and Cdifori'ia K. R. (Kivat Side), 38 miles (touthweht of Portland. Population 275. Bradley Mrs A G, milliner Brown S k Co, generai mcruhandisu Canthcr>\ & Clark, druggists Canthorn !• (i, physician Cooley J H, livery stable Cooliage A, saw-mill Elwarthy II B. teacher "OEBVAISTELLEB,"C? B Robert* proprietor Goodman N, general merchandise Gould L, saloon Kaestor Mrs C A, hotel Kaneisky M, general merchandise K«'ppiiiger B, bootmaker Lltm M A, driigaist and physician MITCHELL M> tubacco, cig/ure, an<' postmaster CO ■ CO oo a« 2 aa tn o 08 o CUVIN MUniNG & SON. 7altnlar Wheelbarrowa. Bolt Midi JHrldse Work, 9S»V Main Mtrert. Una Vrmn«liivo. ULLEN, TUGGIE t CO., 1H»«. lt» »^ ^S^^^t, Bm Vrmaeimr: Oregon — Oenaia-Halsey. 991 Nathman B A, blacksmith Oswald 6, saloou Bigiv & Smith, saloon ROBERTS C B> editor "Gervais Teller" Seguin Louis, saloon Stevens B P, painter Stewart P G, jeweler Taylor J D, scddler Taylor J W, meat market Thibendeau O, saloon Williams J S, agt O & C R R GLENCOE. Washington County. A post-office. Davis Enos, hotel Fowler J J, general merchandise Johnbt'in W B, saloon M£EK ft BROS) ilouring-mill MEEK J i , (Meek Bros) MEEK STEPHEN A D (Meek Bros) Wirtz Joseph, blacksmith «_ GLENN. Baker County. A post-office. Froman 1<" K, physician GLENN W S> general merchandise and postmaster Richaruson James, saloon Tilsnn J T, notary public GOSHEN. Lank County. A poat and express office, on the Oregon and California R. R. (East Side), G miles southeast of Lugcne City, and G8 milca north- easi. of Roaebufg. Hansacker S & J H, general mdse Matlock J W. general mercli.indise GRADE. Wasco County. A post-office. MASTERSON A S, postmuEiart of Linn County, only 2 miles rom the county line, on the Willa- mette River, and is justly the head of navigation It is also on the line of the Oregon and California R. R., 25 miles soutii of Albany, Itrt) miles aouth of Portland and U4 nulos north of Koseburg. Tiie town site was surveyed in th3 spring of 1852. Baber C, 8a!(H)n Boggs Wm, instico of the peace BramwellWJ, luinlwaro and agricul- tural implement!) Briggs W W (Ijawrenco f ' iggs), post- master, and agt W, F * > 'o Butler T Q, harness and saddles COPIA HOTfflii •' F Hendrex proprie- tor Cix A M (Morris ft Cox) Crawford J C, photographer Davis H A, physician "DISSEMIHArOB (weekly). S° Train proprietor Douglas Levi, planing and feed-mill ffl PRISON CEILS, 4)«'nn'UTV i17 Main Mtreet. ». V mm NuniNG & son. ■a.itiM^i , , ; n i fc ' Wk ; IIEN.TUBSU & CO., OAK PLANK."-"*»*'^»' Pi 00 Oregon — Harriahurg-HUlshoro. S«a Fraaelse*. 993 Farrier Mrs A E, milliaery and dress- making Fuller & filodgett (M Faller and N A Blodgett), me^t market Fank D M, wagonmaker Hay Jeriy, general merchandise Hendee S B, agt O & C R R and mgr WU Tel Co lUSH JEBSOy E H> saloon andbarber HENOBEX J Fi physician and pro- prietor Copia Hotel Isham G W, bootmaker Johnson J W, painter Kriesel Wm, stoves and tinware Lawrence & Brigga (W N Lawrence and W W Briggs), groceries Lawrence W N (Lawrence & Briggs), grain warehouse May & Senders (Samuel May and J G Senders), general merchandise McCartney H, druggist McDaniel W R, insurance agent Mendenhall W F, physician Morris & Cox (J H Mof ris and A M Cox), blacksmiths Rampy K A (Kampy & Schooling), drug- gist and insurance agent Rampy & Schooling (R A Rampy and J P Schooling), grain warehouse Reams Henry, furniture and undertaker Riley J ames, barber, notary public insur- auco ai^t aud constable Talley Wm, saloon TRMN S S, proprietor "Disseminator" Waters John, livery stable Willoughby R L, dentist Wolfe H (Wolfe & Scott) WOLFE & SCOTT (H Wolfe and Z Sci>tt), saloon HENNESS. Linn County. A post-office. Hall Sylvester, sawyer HENNESS T L. assistant postmaster Robertson J C, miller HEPPNER. Umatilh CorTNTY. A post and ex- press office, S'.) miles by stage south- east of The Dalles. Population 400. Ayers & Kirk, livery stable Bi)ry P O, jewelry Cunningham W B, flour-mill Cutting I, barber Dunn J M, attorney -at-law Florence Bros, meat market Gibson Joe, barber Gunn A M, blacksmith Hallook O H, druggist Heppner k Bhckman, gen mdse Herren D A, general merchandise Kirk Wra, saddlery Leezer W J, hardware, stoves and tin- ware Liohtenthal M, bootmaker Madd'Hik & Bishop, general mdse HAIiIA)BT Ai justice of peace and notary public Matlook Bros, saloon Minor & Dodson, groceries Minor E, hotel Mollory G M, druggist Morrow & Son, general merchandise Natler J B, brewery Rea G W, att<»mey-at-law Shapley L F, physician Shobe A J, livery stable Smith Mrs £ J, hotel Swam^art 6 W, saloon Swi^ume E R, physician Theodore Wm, saloon Waite E B, cabinetmaker Warren Wm, dry goods and millinery HILLSBORO. Washington County. A post, express and telegraph office; is distant from Portland 20 miles, and is situated on the Oregon & California R. R. It is the county seat, has a nice Court House, and several places of business. Two weekly newspapers, T/ie Independent and the Oregon Tnhune, are puolished here. There is a population of 700. It is very pleasantly located, and th;i County Agricultural Aa!>ociation hold their fairs here each year. The coun- ty is one of the best in the State. Archbold A C, general merchandise BaileyF H. physician BROwN £ M« druggist and physician Brown Mary A, postmistress Cameron D S, city marshal Campbell J A, clergyman (Christian) Cave Riley, agricultural implements Collins A M & Co, contractors, builders and millwrights Crandall R, county assessor Davis P I, private school Davis T W, contractor and builder Dennis P M, iustice of peace DURHilMll W, publisher "Oregon Tribun'> " FARMERS' EXCHAHOE SALOON, Louis Strasser proprietor Finney A, wagonmaker Hale G N, sher>ir Handley T B, attorney-atlaw HENRY J S> music teacher Humphreys Theo D, notary public and conveyancer Imbrie R (J J Morgan k Co) CO oo oo 3 CO oo Sf IS HARDWOOD lUMBER, WHITE BROS Itt, ». F 1» * 15 KaSc and 14 * lO Snear ConnterTops, Newel Posts, BaluaierBr UNIEIJORCROSS t m.^'^JSiSSL^S&JfSf&rS'iSs S^Si'T^r' 994 Oregon — HiUshoro-Huimholdt Baiin. Jones W L (Luce k Jones) Lamkin J G, st oves and tinware LANDERS & WHEELER (William Landers and John Wheeler), propri- etors Hillsboro Bakery LAUGHLIN & NELSON (Charles Laughlin and Peter Nelson), livery and teed stable LEDFORD OEO T. cigars, notions and shaving sa loon LUCE & JONES (H B Luce and W L Jones), publishers Washington Coun- ty "Independent" MaoDONALD MALCOLM, blacksmith and wagonmaker McCain Rev J S, clergyman (Methodist) McKinney Charles, boot and shoemaker McKinney J N, livery and feed stable MTJATl Q F,harne8smaker and carriage trimmer Morgan J J & Cu (J J Morgan, R Imbrie and W Simmons), warehousemen Ordemann C, carriage painter "OREGON TRIBXTNE," N W Dur- ham publisher Pio Charles, boots and shoes Pittenger T W, attorney-at-law and county treasurer Pittenger W D (Pittenger St Weather- red), agt Wells, Fargo & Co Pittenger & Weatherred (W D Pitten- ger and W L Weatherred), gen mdse Pryce R, physician and accoucheur Ransom C W, drugs and oils Sherwood Miss Susie, dressmaker SIEGRIST ADOLPH. mcut market STOTT JOHN S. county clerk Strasser Louis, t>:iloon TONGUES THOMAS H, attorney- at-Iaw and notary public Tozier Charles T, county judge and in- surance agent TUALATIN HOTEL, R Waggener jtroprietor VEATCH A J. proprietor Washington Hotel WAGGENER R. proprietor Tualatin Hotel "WASHINGTON COUNTY INDE- PENDENT." Luce & Jones publish- ers WASHINGTON HOTEL, A J Veatch proprietor Watters T G, watchmaker and jeweler Weatherred W L (Pittenger & Weath- erred), and deputy county clerk Wehrung A Son (Henry and William Wohrung), cabinetmakers Wh ite Mrs F H, millinery WILEY RICHARD E, saloon Williams L L, telegraph operator \V U Tel Co Williams Lyman, groceries HOOD RIVER. Wasco County. A post and express office on the O. R. & N. Co.'s Rail- way, 21 miles northwest of The Dal- les. Adams W L, drug store and hotel Backus Frank, j istice of the peace Barrett P G, phy ncian Billin Nick, blacksmith Chajplin Geo, general merchandise Daniels J B, telegraph operator Hosford Thomas, hotel Laoky Nelson, blacksmith Littlefield H R, physician McPherson , blacksmith Neal John, saw-mill Rogers & Son, flouring-mills Parker John, general merchandise Smith Q L, general merchandise Smith Lyman, saw-mill STRONAHAN ADEUA A. postmis- tress Stronahan L, architect and builder Walling Ben, livery stable Wells, Fargo &, Co HOWARD. Wasco Cocnty. A post-office, 20 miles from Prineville. SCOTT WILLIAM, postmaster HUBBARD. Marion County. A post and express office, on the Oregon &, California R. R. (E.Hst Side), 31 miles south- west of Portland. Ashcraft John, blacksmith Fried M, general merchandise Fry S W, jewelry GLEASON a B> general merchandise and postmaster Gray A, general merchandise (irimm John, physician Heush J H, physician Hubbanl W C, livery stable James Thomas, hotel Mchityre Rev J, Methodist clergyman Moshberger , blacksmith Steinbayer John, blacksmith Taylor (Jeo, saloon Wiley S, bootmaker CO • CO CO CO C/9 CO HUMBOLDT BAS!^^ Bakkr County. A post-ortii.f», lU miles southeast of Baker City. BEERS & MT IXER (Ransom Beer and Joseph Miller), general merchan- dise and stock raisers Z o CALVIN NUTTIIIG i SON, M7 MAIM MTRBerr MAN rBANCMCO. Iroa Doon Bask Vaulta. Bt4>. mmm m miEW, TUGGIE t CO., HtHDWOOD LUMBER, ISaadSO lian Frawelaeo. Oregon — Humboldt Basin-Ingles. 996 Blair J A, blacksmith '' Copeland 8c WiUiams, (Joseph Copeland and Henry H Williams), gen mdse HUNGRY HARBOR. Post-office Astoria. WEST JOHN, cannery HUNTINGTON. Baker Cocnty. A post-office. Hun tington J B, stock raiser HUNTINOTOfi' J M> postmaster Huntington J M & Vo, gen mdse INDEPENDENCE. Polk County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the line of the Oregon and California R. R. (West Side), 75 miles southwest of Portland, and also on the Willamette. It is a growing', well-built town of 700 inhab- itants, has a weekly newspaper and is the shipping point for the bulk of grain produced in that section of the county. Its business mou are energetic, enter- prising and liberal ; its society is good indits healthful features attractive. ALLEN S W, furniture dealer Belt G W (Belt & Pipes), notary public and city recorder BELT HOUSE. S Stannus proprietor BELT & PIPES (G W Belt and M L Pipes), attorniys-iit-law Belt Thos W, gfDceriea Butler N H, phoiograiiher Chamuess K O (Hodgia & Ohamness) Ch:8ham J M, wajL'onmaker Claggett & Mer\vUi (I Claggett anvl M Merwin), farming implements Connaw.iy W P, farming implements COOPER BROS (J K and E W Cooper), livery and feed stable Cooper & Johnson (J 11 Cooper and P T JohiiHun), saloon Crow Henry, b\itcher Cummings A, W U Tel operat ir and agt O k V it R Davids'ii & Lee (J E Davidson and T J Lee), pliysifians Dodder (J \V, tailor Douty S, >aw and tlouring mills FERGUSON H J> ^ro insurance agent Fonl John, justice of peace OODLET H D> stoves aud tinware (Jrimth H, saloon Hartwich J G, boot nnd shoemaker Honkle E T, barhir BOpmiS & CHAHNESS (W L Hod- gin and E O Chamnesb), books and stationery HODQIN W L (Hodgin & Chamness), postmaster Huff C C, propr Western Hotel Ir vine J P, groceries JOHNSON J B. dentist Kelso L, general merchandise L anktr ee C, blacksmith LINES H M> furniture and undertaker Millard S N, butcher Mitchell ft Osborn (J M Mitchell and W H Osborn), sash and door mfrs PIERCE C L< harness and saddles "POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER," Geo E Good publisher, Dallas and Inde- pendence Poppleton Ezra, dry goods and general merchandise Riess Bros ft Whiteaker (A J and A A Riess and D J Whiteaker), hardware, tinware and agricultural implements ROBERTSON L W, drugs and jewelry Russell M C, druggist Simpson Rev Anthony, clergyman SMlTH T F, physician STANNUS Si proprietor Belt House Sweet A C, attorney-at-law and notary public TAYLOR PETER. Homeopathic phy- sician Vanduyn & Smith (I Vanduyn and S W Smith), general merchandise Wheeler & M >i )ney (J A Wheeler and D W Moloney), general blacksmiths Williams Henry, city marshal WILLIAMS & SLOPER (W W Wil- liams and G W Sloper), siloon Wing A, groceries Wolf Adolf, general merchandise Independence, Oregon. Special Accommodations For Commercial Travelers. 8. STANNUS, Proprietor. INGLES. Washinoiom County. A post-office. Backus L L, carpenter Buford J A, IJacksmitli Dudley A S, Houriiig-mijjf INQLES W B, g'^'if^r'aj mof(./itt/i(|J3i> and postmaster Thrapp J S, I'wldler CO c CD c PI o o ■ •■I ■-i I if HJlJiDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BROS,. 1» A 15 Main and II & 1« Snt>a Street, til. F. Oreffon Ash, maple and AI«I<-r. UHjISBRWERMitNtCO., •terllBS SllT«rwa*» ■ad Freacli €Ioek«, I 09 K M e B IISMontgomerifSt 996 Oregon — Irving-Jackaonville. IRVING. Lanb Countt. a post-office on the Oregon and California R. R. (East Side), 4 miles from £ugene City. KITCHEN J M> i{«neral merchandise and postmaster Rowland N U, blacksmith and agricul- tural implements Wimmer Otto, hotel ISABEL Lamb Countt. A post-office, 22 miles from Eugene City. COLE C* general merchandise and post- master Jordan D S & Co, saw-mill and lumber ISLAND CITY. Union County. A post-office, 5 milen northwest of La Grande, and 86 miles southeast of Umatilla. Alexander H L, blacksmith Baer Sc Church, general merchandise iiairE, hotel Barnhart Amos, hotel Burrcll W F & Co, agricultural imple- ments Carter J L & Co, drugs Cathriue Mrs, hotel Caviness & Sterling, flour-mil! Frank Bros, aijricu ltur.il implements OOODNOUOH CHARLES. aeaU r in horaes and grain Harrison M A, wagonniaker Jones Thoa, carpenter Ladel John, livtry stable Lindsay Kd, livery atabiij McLellen banker and W, F ft Co Birdsey J G, constable Bilger ft Maegly (W L Bilger and A H Maegly), hardware, stoves and tin- ware and agricultural implements Brooks E C, drugs, watches and jewelry, stationery, sewing machines, etc Brown Carl, carpenter and undertaker Cardwell J A (Cardwell ft Johnson), livery stable CARDWELL & JOHNSON (J A Cardwell and A L Johnson), auction- eers, real estate and insurance agents and collectors Caton and Garrctc (M Caton and Robt M Garrett), saloon Cohn Samuel, general merchandise Coleman L C, general merchandise Colvig \Vm M, county supt public schools Cook Robt A, commissioner CRONEHILLER & BIRDSET (Da vid Croneniiller and .lames G Bird- B.-y), blacksmiths and horseahoers Crosby 1) W, cig.irs, tobacco ami vari- eties Day Silas .1, county judge "DEMOCRATIC TIMES ' (weekly). Charles Nickell, jiroprietor Donegal! I'atrick, blacksmith Dowell li F, attornoy-ut-law Drum James, groceries Dunlap R S, street commissioner Kggi-r S H, brickyard FICK P N. meat market, hides, wool, etc; city trustee Fisher Newman, gen mdse Ft)udray E I), city trustee Furry Samuel, representative (Jeary K I*, phy^ioian (lore E K, ayt .Sim." r Sewing Macliims GROB FREDERICK, sal.on and bak ery Hanna II K, circuit judg« If anna S I', wagonmaker § a '4 gs Q GO 9 M 9 ?.^ It n [f r 9 CALVIN NUniNG I SON, )M7 !!•»■ Mtrevt, »«a rrmiclwo. ULIEW, TUGGLE t CO.. OREGON USH *HD WtfLI. IH * IM> Spear St. 8s n Franc Imco. Oregon — Jacksonville- Jrfferaon, 997 Higinbotham J S, wagonmaker Hoffman Wm, books, statiouery and notary public HOLT MADAM JANE, proprietor United States Hotel HOWARD J S> general merchandise and city trustee HOWARD J S & SON (J S and C J Howard), civil engineers Huffer J H, justice of the peace Jacksonville Dispeniary, M Vrooman MD Jackson Will, dentist Jacobs E, general merchandise Jac'jbs A S, sheriff Jeffery James, county surveyor Johnson A L (Cardwell & Johnson), no- tary public Judge Henry, harness and saddles Kahltr A Bro (C W and Robert Kahler), dru(;s, books and stationery Kshler G W (Kahler & Bro), and attor- aey-at-law Karewski G, general merchandise and agricultural implements Kelly H, attorney-at-law Kenney Thomas J, harness and saddles Kent T B, district attorney KLIPPEL HENR7> county clerk KRAUSE FRANK, proprietor "Ore- gon Sentinel" and manager Western Union Telegraph Co Kreuzer Wm, bakery Kubli Kaspar, hardware, stoves, tin- ware, groceries, boots and shoes and city trustee I.iviigell N, bootmaker Linn David, luuihur, planing-mill and furniture factory Little & Cliaso (James K Little and Geo L Chase), groceries, furnishing goods, etc Luy Frcd'k. bootmaker Mi'Konzic & Foiulray, riouriiig-mills Moo Hichard, barber and tailor Meiisor M, yeacral nierchaiulise Miller John, hardware, guns, pistols, paints, oils, etc Monti,'oinery J li, hotel Muller Max, general merchandise, post- master and agt C &, O Stajje Co Nichols Thos K, county assessor NICKELL CHARLES, proprietor " Democratic Tunes " Nohvid John, saloon Nunan .1. yen nuiso and city recorder "OREGON SENTINEL' (weekly), Frank Krause proprietor Orth .John, meat market Tape Henry, salojn and county treas- urer Parks k Son, saw-mill PLYMALE W J, proprietor Excelsior Livery Stable E R jew- Prim P P, &ttomcy-at-law Prim Mrs T M, millinery REAMES BROS (T G and Reames), general merchandise Reed Chas H, painter Ritschard Fred, watchmaker and eler Robinson J W, physician Rostel C B & Bros, barbers, hairworkers and bathrooms Royal L'ldru, ilergyman (Methodist) Ryan Patrick J, gen mdse St Mary's Academy Savage L L, painter Schumpf Geo, barber Schultz C, city marshal Schutz Veit, brewery and coroner Sharp Mrs B J, agt organs and pianos Slover J A, hotel S domon Joseph, general merchandise Stanley A C, representative Vrooman Martin, dispensary and phy- sician Wotterer Joseph, brewery WINTJEN & HELMS (John Wint- jen and H V Helms), saloon CO C3 JEFFERSON. Marion County. A post, express and telegraph office, situated on the Ore- gon and California R. R. (East Side), 71 miles south of Portland. Popula- tion about 250. Saw and flouring- mill. BEARD J A, druggist, books and sta- tionery Bellinger E H, justice of the peace 0))rbitt & Macleay (of Portland), flour- mill CROOKS & CONSER (T H Crooks and L C Conser), livery stable (see adv) Hcarn Edward, harness and saddlery Hearn E J, confectionery, notions, ci- gars, etc Hearn S (1, blacksmith and wagonm.iker JOHNSTON S T, a^ont Oregon and California R U, Western Union Tele- graph Co and Wells, Fargo & Co McDonald Wm, Ui-at market ROLAND C B, postmaster ROLAND C B & CO, general merchan- dise Tanzler A & Son (Anton and Louis Tansler), mfrs and dealers boots and shoes, hides, etc Thomas E N fc Son (E N and J A Thomas), general merchandise Thompson G L, saw-mill Van Bu ren B H, blacksmith Vaughn Eli, wagonmaker Walters Ralph, hotel WENDILKIN JOHN C, saloon &o CD CD S *s K It 1^ &0 c/) CO HARDWOOD LUMBER WHITE BROS.. 1» A 15 Klaln and 14 A. 1« Spear Ht, ».V. Oak. Aah, IMckory, Uaiile, Cherry, etc. MA80NI0 OniTITS, 'iS&tSS:^^VJ'fSlK!SAS9r CO K Mm H a . o 8 Q 998 Oregon — Jefferaon-Junction City. L. O. OONSEa J. H. CROOKS- CROOKS & CONSEB, NEW LIVERY, FEH AND SklE STABLE, Jefferson Oregon. This elegant Barn has just been erected. It is furnished, equipped and stocked in modern first-class style. JEWELL Clatsop County. A post-office, 22 miles southeast of Astoria. Popula- tion 54. FOSTER I M> postmaster JOHN DAY. Grant County. A post-office, 2 miles northwest of Canyon City. Bailey L C, livery stable Birge Geo, blacksmith Cobb Ch, restaurant Gen try W 0. h otel and saddler HA f^n lF^FY A> general merchandise Jacoby Th, carpenter Kelly W H, painter Maxey N R, carpenter McCoy £ A, general merchandise Morgan S P, saloon Norman J A Co, flour-mills Prudent W F, physician JORDAN. Linn County. A post-office, 20 miles northeast of ^Albany. Kinisey Thomap, blacksmith S ffJgT/r mi HAMON. postmaster Shelton & Nork, dry goods Young A Sons, grist-mill JOSEPH. Union County. A post-office. .loimston Mrs Matt, hotel McCULLT F D & J D, general mer- ohaudise and postmaHter Oleson R, blacksmith Pugh Thos, saloon Roberts R H, blacksmith JStilwell W H, wagomnaker Wiles F W, cooper JUNCTION CITY. Lane County. A post-office, on the Oregon and California R. R. (East Side), 58 miles southwest of Salem- A good farming country surrounds it. Population about 500. Abrams H W, groceries and varieties Baber W H, gen mdse and harness Bean J R, agt O A C R R, W, F ft Co, and mgr W U Tel Co Beatty A Son (David and Geo Beatty), blacksmiths Beebe J M, bootmaker BERRT J Hi saloon Blew John, blacksmith Boyd G T (Driskill A Boyd) Brownlee J G, ph^^sician Bushnell •! A, grain buyer Caldwell R P, groceries, crockery, etc Craig Albert, saloon Driskill A Bovd (Wra Driskill and G T Boyd), blacksmiths Dudley S, d entis t EATON JOHN J> Hvery stable, and proprietor Junction and Corvallis St age Line FQSinSR W. barkeeper Gihii ore N athaniel, hotel GUTHRIE WM A, barber Houston Rev W M, justice of peace and clergyman Howard A Son (R V and Baxter How- ard), grain buyers L** N L, physician Lee W C A Co (W C and W S Lee), dniggirits Lewis J B A W T, meat market Major J W, saloon Milliroa T A, wagonmaker MullioUand R M, druggist Randall J P, paints, oils, etc, and i)ainter omon Louis, general merchithdiae Starr J W, stoves and tinware Sternberg A Senders (Joseph Sternberg and Isaac Senders), gen mdso Wilkinson Frank, haruessmakers GO CO CO CO CO O 06 llinWOOD LUMBER, Mtreet, M. F . IS A IS mmMm asid 14 4k MMpear '•*•■ Stock. CaMa«l W*«4s, ate . ALLEN TUG6LE £ HO, Pacific Coast Hard Woods 'a»t •••pear St. Fraaelae*. Oregon — Junction City-Lafayette. 999 Wortman John (Wortmsn ft Sona), poatmaster Wortman ft Sons (Jacob, John and Chris Wortman), general mdae Wright J W, attorney-at-law and no- tary public KEATING. Union County. A post-office, 16 miles by stage from Baker City. ROSS W W> general merchandise KELLOGG. DouoLAs CouNTT. A post-office, miles from Oakland. PINKSTON P H> postmaster 20 KERBY. Josephine County. A'post-office and county seat, 50 miles southwest of Jacksonville. Crockett Garrett, county judge Cruse Kate, physician DE LAMATER N. general merchan- dise and postmaster Dessenger Frank, assessor Grotz George, treasurer Grotz ft Reiser, saloon Hall .John, county commissioner Holton ft Cruse (P S Uolton and Kate Cruse), physicians Kruse C, t>ootmuker Moore J W, blacksmith Naucke Wm, general merchandise NIGKERSON F M. county clerk Kider W, hotel and sherifi Sanders W N, county supt of schools Sifers J B, miller White J R, county commissioner KILCHIS. Tillamook County. A post-office, 6 miles northwest of Tillamook. Fairbamm A, blacksmith Gist Henry, saw-mill Haskins J W, blacksmith Vaughan W N, cooper KINGSLEY. Wasco County. A post-office. BAXTER HT70H M, hotel Gourly Rev H, clergyman Kelley Kobt, gen mdse, hotel and post- master Phillips S B, justice of peace KING'S VALLEY. Benton County. A post-office, miles northwest of Corvallis. Boudrie P, hamessmaker Chamber Franklin, blacksmith CHAMBERS H ft CO, flour-mill Lewis T, bootmaker Price Bros, general merchandise 14 KLAMATH AGENCY. Lake County. A post-office. NICKERSON L M. Indian agent, postmaster dist) and clergyman (Metho- KNAPPA. Clatsop County. A post and telegraph office, on Columbia River, 88 miles northwest of Portland and 12 miles east of Astoria. Crow J W, photographer, watchmaker and jeweler, telegraph operator and line repairer KNAPF At postmaster, general mer- chandise, hotel, farmer, butcher, lum- ber and wood yard KNIGHT. ' Marion County. A post- >ffice. KNIOHT D E. postmaster CO LAFAYETTE. Yamhill County. A post and ex- press office; is located on the Yamhill River, 6 miles above its mouth, and is distant from Portland, via Willamette 50 miles. It is also a station on the O. R. ft N. Co. '8 Narrow Gauge Di- vision (West Side), 38 miles southwest of Portland; has a population of 500, and is the county seat. The country surrounding the place is fertile, and the people are enterprising and intelli- gent. It is quite a shipping point. Baker S H, county school supt Bird ft Gates (R P Bird and P P Gates)^eneral merchandise BRADSOHW E C ft SON (E C and W L Bradshaw), attorneys-at-law Buffinglon Mrs P C, propr Essex House Burbank A R general merchandise Burnell Wm ft Co, commission mer- chants CALBREATH J F, physician Clark J H, saloon CuUard E B, sheriff CO c > ae o o o GO CO ;;4 CO CO CO «e;j HARDWOOD LUMBER WHITB BBOa» 18 A IS Main amd 14 4k l«»M>ar , 8t, 8.F. Oak, Ash, Hickory. lfai>l<>, Ckenr. etc. * LOUIS mmniM t go.. IH the Ottjr, llillMiU(M^«vy IM. 1000 Oregon — Lafayette-Laheview. Corker D I, hardware Dixon Mrs L A, millinery and fancy gooda DuNH B W> inroranoe »gt Fenton W D, sttomey-at-law and notary public Frazier A, city recorder Fuller B F, county commiaaioner Good wich T, county commissioner GOUCHEB E El physician and surgeon Oraziei Jacob, live^ stable Harris A, Haney (R Harris and John Haney), boots and shoes Hembree J T, justice of peace Hendrick M B, county assessor Howell E, dentist Hubbard J, postmaster and agt Wells, Fargo & Co Hurey A M, attorney -at-law and deputy district attorney Hurley H (McCain & Hurley), notary public Johnson H, druggist and county treaa Johnson & Howey, blacksmiths Johnson Si Mattey, groceries Johnson Hull, county treasurer Jones T L, clergyman (Methodist) Koshland Bros, commission merchants Loughary L, county judge Maloney H S, county surveyor McCain i'. Hurley (James McCain and H Hurloy), attorneys-at-law Mills W A S, physician O'Connor Frank, druggist Olds J H, propr Olds House "OREGON REGISTER," W M Townaend publisher and proprietor Pe rkins E, barber SPENCER JOHN J. county clerk Starr £ D, stoves and tinware Stephens T C, watchmaker and jeweler Suitor & Daniel, flouring-mill Talmage C VV, deputy county clerk Thompson John, deputy county clerk epu TOWNSEND W M, publisher ' gon Register " and real estate agt Turner W B, coroner Ungerman R P, stoves and tinware Williams ^^eo, restaurant Ore- LA GRANDE. Union County. A post and express office, situated in the Grando Rondo . Valley, on tiie river of that name, 90 miles from Umatilla, on the Columbia. The spurs of the Blue Mountains which surround the city are full of ma>:e8tic grandeur, and the altitude of the place is so great as to impart vigor to the system. The country surrounding is agricultural and min- eral, stock-raising proving a source of great revenue and employment to the inhabitants. It is the coantv seat, and its future is regarded «a bright. Population 375. Anson H, general merchandise Baer L, general merchandise Clark J P, varieties Currey , U S receiver Curtis J L, notary public Deal R W, livery stable Dick F M, hotel Dickey Miss L ft Bros, millinert Dray A, agricultural implements Dwisht U W, register U 8 land office EC^LET E L, editor "Union County Record." Gilem G W, physician Hadley C, livery stable Hall I, blacksmith Hemings Arthur, bakery Honan F M, physician Horsepool ft Palmer, butchers Irwin Rev, pres B M University Kinsey ft Gray, furniture Ladd John, livery stable Lang ft Swan, painters Mahaffey P A, hotel Mclnnis ft Bay, blacksmiths McWhuter ft Glover, harnessmakers Murrey Patrick, saloon Palmer Joseph, drug^st Patterson ft Reed, painters Pelton J C, shoemaker Perkins John, cooper Rein bard L, saloon Rinearson F M, physician Sheets ft Brown, blacksmiths Snodgrass ft Miner, general merchandise Sommer A, general merchandise "UNION COUNTY RECORD." £ L Kckley editor Warnick Arthur, saloon Wurstel Wm, postmaster LAKEVIEW. Lakb County. A post and express office on Goose Lake. It is the county seat and a thriving town. Abshier U F, county commissioner Boncbrake J W, jeweler Buckhurdt A, boutinaker Caldwell Rev S S, clergyman Cosou G I, physician Cl ark N A , furn iture mfr COFFIN FRANK, editor and man- ager "Lake County Examiner" Cogswell A, bootmaker Cogswell C A, attorney-ot-law Cogswell ft Cogswell (Chas A and F A Cogswell), collectors and insurance agta Cogswell F A, notary public Corpe W D, propr Lake view House PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAI^VIM NDTTIIHU A tiOM, Proprirton. B»t«Mi«hea 1M9 «»7 Mala Utreet. M F. >LIEII. TUGGIE i CO.. WAGOlt LD«BEH.*!tf.^aa'.jy- i CD CM E CO CM 09 09 CO E , stock raiser Vincent b, stock raiser and fanner Whitmore S D, harnessmaker LANGLOIS. Cubby County. See Denmark. LATHAM. Lane County. A post-office, on the Or- egon & Caliromia B. R. (East Side), 62 miles northeast of Roseburg. Comstock J J, saw-mills Sharp J H, sen mdse, postmaster, cler- gyman and agt O & C R R Vaughn , flouring-mills White I M, telegraph operator LAUREL. Washington County. A post-office. KULLOY A B postmaster MuUoy A D, blacksmith LEABURGH. Lane County. A post-office, 20 miles east of Eugene City. O'Brien James, postmaster LEBANON. Linn County. A post and express office, situated about 13 miles east of Albany. Population about 600, In 1880 the Oregon and California R. R. Co. built a branch road from the main line at Albany to Lebanon, and daily trains now run between that city and Portland. Since the completion of this road Lebanon has enjoyed an "age" of progression, and the business men ak« apparently all happy. Many improve- ments are being made and the city has a bright future. This place is the first town of any size that travelers strike after coming across the Cascade Moun- tains by the Lebanon Puss. Since the town was incorporated there has never been a city tax levied, sufficient money being raised from licenses, fines, etc., to run the city government. Andrews D, councilman Ballard & Powell, physicians Burkhart & Bilyeu, livery stable Carter C L, constable Claughton S H, hotel Cruson G W, justice of peace Donaca H, general merchandise Donica W B, councilman Ervin A, bootmaker Gilbert J L, principal Santiam Academy Goan E, furniture Honk J, meat market Miller F M, city recorder Miller J W, clergyman (Methodist) Montague C B, general merchandise and councilman Nixon J, city marshal Ralston C H, president Smith G W, stoves and tinware, and councilman Wassom J, city treasurer 7Sl oo c/»« ^ 5 GO GO vn HARDWOOD LUMBER i WAGON STOCK,n;?JIf f f.%e'.S^.'*.''r IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 I.I bi|28 |25 £ Iffi 12.0 !!l|l-25 H 1.4 1.6 Photographs Sdfflices Corporalion Ti WIST MAM STMIT WinSTIR,N.V. USM (716) trs-tsos i^^^ MASONIC OUTFITS, "JgSSif^SbffklVSSSWSt^J^fr 1002 Oregon — Lelcmd-Long Tom. LELAND. JosEPHiNK CouNTV. A post and ex- Jress ofSce, 45 miles northwest of acksonville, and 64 miles southwest of Eoseburg. Browning E G, justice of peace Corll Wm, s tage agt HARKNESS H O, hotel, feed stable, and postmaster Hopkins Jas, blacksmith and wagon- maker Morat Rafael, saloon Nagel Wm, general merchandise Pettengili SB, general merchandise Smith H, general merchandise LEXINGTON. CT.A.TSOP CouNTT. See Skipanon. LINCOLN. Polk Countt. A post-office, on Willa- mette River, 5 miles northwest of Salem, and 63 miles southwest of Portland. Population 75. Day John, livery stable Edgarton , hotel Peansode O W, general merchandise Graham J, cooper Hut 'bins B S, general merchandise L:;joen L, hotel Olseu Wm, general merchandise Quick F, hotel Q uick James, hotel BEHSHAVL B H, postmaster Storey J L, attorney-at-law Thayer C, attomey-at-law LINKVILLE. Lake Countt. A post and express office, on Klamath Liake, 60 miles from Ashland. Two doily mail routes arriving and departing; one weekly and one semi-weekly news- paper. It is a good trading centre, and stock-raising is its chief industry. Population 250. Baldwin Goo, hardware, stoves, and tinware Btddwin R T, harness and saddlery Beach M H, drugs and physician Boyd E, dentist Carrick A, blacksmith Cranston S B, attomey-at-law Forbes J T, liquors Greenman Wm, hotel Haymaker J W, iiotary public Haymaker R, livcTy stable Redrick 0, blacksmith Loosley G & Co, steamar line Manning Wesley, livery stable McCarton A P, hotel Moore C S, notary public Moore C S & Co, saw and planing-mill Nurse Geo, hotel, saw and nburing-mill and livery stable Payne Samuel, hamessmaker and pho- tographer Reamy Martin & Co, gen mdse Roberts J P, gen mdse and notary pub- lic Summe r S C, p hysician THATCHm ft WOBDEir, general merchandise Ultican T, butcher Woodcock A D, blacksmith Wright Wm A, druggist and postmas- ter LITTLE ELK. Benton Cou ntt. A post-office, 34 miles northwest of Corvallis Derrick Z, hamessmi^er EBDT ISRAEL F> postmaster and saw-mill Hunt Levi, blacksmith Pippin L E, cabinetmaker LONE ROCK. Warco County. A post-office, 26 miles west of Heppner. Darling L W, restaurant and justice of peace Goff J, saloo.1 Ray Thos, blacksmith B0BIN80N B G> general merchandise Robinson Mrs R G, hotel S mith & Mooney, saw-mill Smith W L, county commissioner LONG CREEK. Grant County. Apost-offioe. KEENEY J W. pctmaster Splawn T Tibbits J LONG TOM. Lane County. A post-office northwest of Eugene City, tion 100. II miles Popula- ELLMAKEB AMOS F> postmaster EUmaker B, blacksmith and wagonma- ker Evans Milton, physician Jones R, cooper U9 ■ GO CO CO CO o o CUVIN NUniNG & SON, Manutaetqr«;r« all kind* IRON WOBK« »«7 M»lH Mtr.?> Mo- «*..«afiae« ULEN. TOGGLE t CO, Black Walnut lumber, is sad M Spear St., M»tt Ffmaelsc*. s I 00 Oregon — Looking Olaaa-Ma/rshJield. 1003 LOOKING CLASS. Douglas Countt. A post-office, 8 miles from Roseburg. Population 100. COCHRAH WM, general merchan- dise and postme^ter Cranhill F, carpenter and architect Miller J H, bootmaker and saloon Pilkington W, blacksmith Waters H 0, hotel Williams P, livery MABEL. Linn County. A post-office. Kigl^ T A, justice of the peace DBU&Y ALFRED, postmaster MACLEAY. Marion Countt. A post-office, on the O. R. & N. Narrow Gauge (East Side), 61 miles from Portland and 7 miles east of Salem. WINE Cf postmaster MALHEUR. Baker County. A post-office, 32 miles southeast of Baker City; population 325. Devereaux J, saloon Moss R S ft Mary, hotel Newburger Morris, general merchandise Partlow R S, physician Richardson Mary, gen mdse SABOENT B £*> merchant, feed sta- ble, notary public and postmaster MARION. Marion County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Oregon ft Cal- ifornia R. R. (East Side), 66 miles southwest of Portland; population 60. Adams J H, hotel Oden A V ft J N, general merchandise Ruth erford T W, drover BUTHEBFOBB B H* postmaster and agent Oregon ft California R R and Wells, Fargo ft Co Siler B F, grain warehouse MARSHFIELD. Coos County. A post, express and tele- graph office, 4 miles southeast of Em- pire City. There is a large shipyard, also a saw-mill situated here, giving employment to many. Population 700. Agers R, blacksmith Anderson E A, livery stable Bear John, saloon Be herle F H, restaurant BENNETT BBOS> publishers "Coos Bay News" Bennett J W, attorney -at-law Benson Henry L, principal Umpqua Aciulemy Border Bros, general merchandise C hilso m B F, jeweler CHUBCH JOHN, editor and proprie- tor " Coast Mail " Cleaves J R, photographer and jeweler " COAST MML,'*^ John Church editor and proprietor "COOS BAY NEWS," Bennett Bros proprietors Cox J W, barber Crawford A M, attomey-at-law and no- tary public Crawford S R, furniture and cabinet- maker Dean A J, physician DEAN E B & 00 (E B Dean, D Wil- cox and C H Merchant), general mer- chandise and lumber Deubner ft Hagelstein, blacksmiths Devine T, bootmaker Dunham H W, captain steamer Myrtle Empire City and Drain's Station Staee and Steamboat Line, Jarvis, Cornwall ft Co proprs Esterbeck Chas, saloon Ferry ft Holland, hotel Golden C B, druggist Golden ft McCormack, physicians Hall J F, county surveyor Jarvis, Cornwall ft Co, proprs Empire City and Drain's Station Stage and Steamboat Line Kenyon John, fancy goods, books and stationery Kerrigan M, hotel Knowles ft Sprague, saloon Kronholm John J, hotel Landers L O, blacksmith Lang A, livery stable Lobree Abranam, geii mdse and agt Florence Sewing Machine Luse Mrs C F, millinery, etc Mains R, tailor Malarky M, candy and tobacco Mark P, furniture mfy Mark Mrs F, millinery Nasburg ft Hirst, gen mdse Nasburg J, saloon X'^rman John, blacksmith O'Cuanell E, hardware and tin Owen T G, administrator and attorney Reed H, ship builder Reichert Wm, brewery and sal«on Rosn ft Timerman, meat market Selander ft Hongell, bootmakers > 2 O PI o o ■ en O > r o HkRIWOOl IDMBER, WH1TBBJB08 litreet,M.F. m. . la A 18 Mala an* 14 A l« Mpear WasM lltoek, Cablaet WMda, ete. m PI > Z > 2 O 5 o o louisBBmRmii&co.. Bravenuu* fi^.JEmEB8,"'J5ggry i' I' «g ^5 ■* «u Co a" 8J a I t4 1004 Oregon — Marahfidd-McMinnville. Semenm A, druggist Sengstaoken Henry, druggist Shingl« Joe, saloon Siglin J M, attomey-at'law Simpson k. Webber, skating rink Smith O E, dentist Stnel D L, dentist STOKES OHASi telegraph operator btora John, saloon Swansen John, captain steamer Wtup Timmerman F, butcher Towfcr O W, physician Umpqua Academy, Henry L Benson, A M, principal Webster G, attorney Webster G W, boots and shoes Webster W O, harness and saddles, clothing and furnishing goods Whitney H P, meat market Wilson J, saloon Woodward C, painter McCOY. Polk County, r post and express office, on thn Oregon and California R. S, (West Side), 62 miles southwest of Portland. Bettman L, dry goods and groceries Cruise Geo A, blacksmith Gentry H C, saloon Graves & Cook, grocers and butchers Keltey, Hawley & Co, grain and storage McQuerry John, money broker and speculator Messenger & Ladd, grain dealers and warehouse Snger C, gunsmith St Johns H B, contractor, carpenter, and builder Sears D W, agt O 4 R R Co, and W, F&Co BI J^P-S^ JAMES K. postmaster, notary public, grain, lumber, and agricultural implements - Stovall G W, boots and "shoes Wilcox J W, saloon and hotel WOBTHIVOTON C E, general mer- chandise, physician and druggist Worthton C E, physician, v'^ugs, and general merchandise McMINNVILLE. Yamhill County. A post, express and telegraph office, situated on the Yam- bill River, at a navigable point, 59 miles by O. R. & N.- steamers south- west of Portland, and 60 miles by Oregon and California R. R. (West Side). Population 700. Adams H, harness and|saddles Anderson , principal Baptist Col- lege Augur Jas T, physician Bangasser & Paulus (Geo Bangasser and August Paulus), butchers Bangasser W F, general merchandise Bettnun L, groceries Bingham G G (McCain, Hurley ft Bing- ham), attorney-at-law, notary public, and city recorder Bingham W H, dealer in and mfr of furniture Booth W T, blacksmith BOTD W Hi physician, suigeon, and obstetrician Browne P Frank, boots and shoes Buniett Peter, minister (Christian Church) CASWELL J & proprietor Welcome Saloon CENTRAL HOTEL. L H Cook pro- prietor, McMinnville Depot COOK L H> proprietor Central Hotel, McMinnville Depot Cooper & Handley, deputy surveyors and civil engineers Cozine Samuel, gunsmith DHAFEB J W. saloon Ecclestou Ezra, bootmaker Ertle Isidore, brewery Fis her H , cjencrjl merchandise FBINK W S (Warren & Frink), jus tice of the peace and notary public Fuller B F, carpenter and builder Garrison & Hurst (W J Garrison and D Hurst), butchers Gri-ssen Chas, confectioner and baker OBUKEB JOHN, marble and stone cutter * HARDING S Fi attorney-atlaw and notary public Hartman B F (Hartman Bros), and agt W, F & Co Hartman Bros (B F and J J Hartman), general merchandise and agricultural implements HIOHftCARLIN(MM High and H W Carlin), proprietors No I Stable HIRSCH CHAS> -^loon HODSONA H> hardware, stoves and tinware Hodson O O, agricultural implements Uoll Wm, watchmaker Holman WP (Logan Bros ft Uolman), livery and feed stable HTJLERTG W, saloon Hurley H, attomey-at-Iaw and notary public Hunsaker A J, missionary Johnson C D, blacksmith and wagon- maker Johuson H V V, physician Johnson Neil, clergyman (Presbyterian) -B S^ •!:» t >S It i9| 424 -^H 1 * U e It^Et a ^ 3 i'^ n bl is Is 'naiuiii ililTTiUP 9 cnil •«» waiiw utrbrt. ham frawcimcow bALVIN NUITINU & OUN, irou Ooor.. BMk Vaalto. Kcc. ? 1 Dol- ■ s and I '^ s i ' ■ ^ ing- >lio, 1 s=* ■ as 1 i r of ^3 B fiP • 4 ^B' ^= u Iv *^ Kod 9 S s s« 3 ■ ^ lan on ■ CNI )ino W ^K- ^^» ^ nd ? 1), 1 rnl f.« H ss "ii *5 ad ?< - • »). ^1 ry 9^ i! n- r a) t >LtEH. TUGGLE & CO.. Eastern Hard Wofld Lmnlier.'S&^JaaaP Oregon — McMinnviUe. 1005 CM as CO Jones, Hill & Co (G W Jones, W A Hill and O H Adams), sasb, door and lum- ber mfrs Logan Bros ft Holman (A R and W T Losan and W P Holman), livery, feed and sale stable MAGERB J El attomey-at-Iaw and no- tary public Manning S A, stoves and tinware and constaole McGuire J, propr McMinnville Hotel McMinnviUe Grange Co-operative Co, B P Fuller mgr Morris J D, propr Morris House Nash ft Hemstock (J D Nash and G H Hemstock), mfrs dressed lumber Nelson R, wagonmaker Newby W T, justice of the peace, ware- house and nouring-mills NO STABLE. High ft Carlin propri- etors PABKE& L. dealer in sewing ma- chines, guns and general repairing Patterson J C, contractor Redmond F W, general merchandise ROBISON ft BAKER (J H Robison and A B Baker), druggists and sta- tioners ROHR ft KINO (J B Rohr and R King), house and sign painters Root L, groceries Russ Edward, minister Baptist Church SAZJOHNi proprietor Star Flouring Mills Savior G, brick mfr Sonuok Andrew, city marshal Sears Mrs M A, miUineiy S mith ft Epperly, druggists SITTDER ft WARRM. editors and proprietors *'Yamhill County Re- porter " STAR FLOITRINOMILIS. John Sax proprietor Tuck er GF , dentist TURNER D Hi postmaster Turn er Ja cob, boot and shoemaker TURNER W a druggist WARREN ft FRINK(Henry Warren and W S Frink), real estate and in- suran ce ag ents WARREN HENRY (Warren ft Frink), notary public WELCOME SALOON, J C Caswell proprietor White J S, clergyman (Catholic) Wilcox Geo, operator W U Tel Co and agt O ft C R R Wyndham Arthur C, propr McMinn- viUe Baths "TAHHILL COUNTT REPORT- ERi" Snyder ft Warren editors and proprietors HENKY WARREN, Notary Public. W. S. FRINK, Notary Public. WARREN & FRINK, REAL ESTATE M \Wm. UeHINNVILLIS. OBEOON. ALL CLASSES $ SIZES OF FABMS FOB SALE. Land in Tracts to Suit Small Colonies, on the Most Reasonable Terms. Buyers please Call and Examine oar List of Farms and Town Property. ^ &0 &0 &0 CD CO CO GO CO en HMDWOOD LUMBER, x."™»!!f*.j»* «•-*«. ..* .4* ...».» , V. UalMi. ttpokes, BIms. Poles, 8li»ffta, ete. ODD FELLOWS' SUPPUES. ttm^ut MOMJBOaS A f^ ■•••■le Teaiple, H*. • FMik Mtreet. S. W, 1006 Oregon — McMinnviUe-Milwaukee. LIVERY, FEED 1^ SALE STABLE HIGH postmaster Miller H B, painter Newman H, general merchandise L H. COOK. Proprietor. MEADOWVILLE. Umatilla County. Post-office Uma- tUla. Hiestand T, general merchandise Holman John, hotel Patent Nathan, blacksmith MEHAMA. Marion County. A i>o8t-office. Hull F, attorney and notary public Pratt A, attorney-at-Iaw and justice of peace Pratt R A, drugfjiist and postmaster Smith Mrs M, hotel Staut Lewis, saw-mill TERRELL F> general merchandise IMIDDLETON. Washington County. A post-office, 12 miles southeast of Hillsboro and 16 miles from Portland. Buffington J B, hotel HallCT, constable OLDS D L postmaster and wagon- maker Olds & Tyson, general merchandise Sinock James C, justice of the peace MILTON. Umatilla County. A post and express office on the O. R. & N. Co.'s Rail- way, 269 miles from Portland. Brown W S, planing and shingle-mill Church Geo, deputy postmaster and va- rieties Crockett G S, blacksmith Cunningham C C, saloon Duffy P, blacksmith Dustan John, livery stable Garred ft Son, saloon Lamson J, undertaker Metoalf ft Plants, general merchandise Miller John, flour-mill Palmer W P, photographer Richie Bros, meat market Spencer W D, blacksmith Stone J N, druggist Stone S C, jphysician Weston E W, druggist and physician Whitley ft Sandun, saloon Whit ley S P, hotel WTTiLTAMROH JOHN B. general r^.erchandise Wilmot Bros, butchers Wormington M V B, blacksmith MILWAUKEE. Clackamas County. A post-office, on the Willamette River, reached via the Oregon ft California R. R. (East Side), or by O. R. ft N. Co.'s steamers, 6 miles southeast of Portland. 60 ^ & CO bo PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAI^VIN WVITIllNil * MOH. rfl«»rieton. . > ■ :»— wr-«3«p^5-5Kagijc=jM MUH. TUfiGLE t CO.. WBICmi HURD WOODS.".&S«a!!U*- Oregon — Milwaukee-Monument. 1007 Oahn I S, general merchandise Darst B, general merchandise Hofer Geo, groceries Koenysberger J, distillery Lambert J H & Son, fruit growers and dealers Leheman F, blacksmith Luelling S, nurseryman SaxerH, flour-mill MITCHELL. Wahco County. A post-office, 118 miles southeast of The Dalles; popu- lation 75. Chamberlain J T, blacksmith, horse- shoer and constable CHAMBERLAIN & TODD, saloon Gage John, hotel and feed yard Hawkins James, livery stable McFarland K, surveyor and justice of the peace Powell Leslie, saw-mill Sargent I N, postmaster and gen mdse Stewart & Pett, flour-mill Ware S, butcher MOHAWK. Lane County. A post-office, 10 miles northeast of Eugene City. HOUSTON B F, postmaster MOLALLA. Clackamas County. A post-office, 14 miles southeast of Oregon City. Brock M, carpenter Cooke J J, blacksmith Jackson J B, butcher Mael T James, saloop MAYER L, general merchandise postmaster Mayer Laramie, general merchandise MOODT BROS, general merchandise Moody H, wagonmaker MOODT IRA, farmer Sandford K, druggist and physician Stewart Charles, blacksmith and MONMOUTH. Polk County. A post-office; situated on the Narrow Guage (West Side), 7 miles southeast of Dallas, the county seat; 2^ miles west of Willamette River. It contains between 300 and 400 inhabitants. It has Oregonian Railway Co's Koad depot, warehouse and steam cleaner, also the location of the Christian College, an excellent educational establishment, which was founded twenty years ago. There is also one church (Christian denomina- tion). The place is surrounded by a large and fertile farming country. Boothby R T, painter Bristow J J, steam wagon and carriage manufactory Christian College "CHRISTIAN HERALD" PUB- IISHINQ CO, D T Stanley pub- lisher Dawson Wm, druggist and groceries Farmers' Mercantile Association, gen- eral merchandise Fidhback J S, carpenter Griggs A B, meat market Griegs Mrs R G, hotel Haley M, carpenter Kennedy W C, blacksmith Lucas T H, blacksmith Murphy P H, bootmaker Smith R M, drugs and groceries STANLEY D T, publisher "Christian Herald" Waller Miss Emma C, milliner WATERHOIJSE WARREN, sewing machines, medicines and postmaster MONROE CITY. Benton County. A post-office reached by the O. R. & N. Co's steamers, 138 miles southwest of Portland, or by the Oregon and California R. R., to Corvallis 96 miles and by stage to Monroe 15 miles. Bowen H, blacksmith Garlinghouse Wm, druggist and post- master Gilbert P, wagonmaker Hauck G W & Son, general mdse Howard Mrs, hotel Ingram & Hart, blacksmiths Landerking & Son, saloon Reader Sam, miller Starr & Furgueson, general mdse Wilhelm A, saloon Z o o o MONUMENT. Grant County. A post-office. CARIS F W> postmaster Cochran Wallace, utock raiser Cupper Henry, stock raiser Franklin Samuel, stock raiser Gilmore Robert, stock raiser Hamilton J H, stock raiser Hamilton Milton, stock raiser Uenton J, stock raiser McHaley Geo, stock raiser McHaley J H, stock raiser S3 C/9 CO Jr HAnUWOUD LUMBERi St I».F. f^ovnterTops.NewelPoats \»Jk 15 Main and 14 * l«Bp«nr Baluiiera. lOUIS mmnkH l CO.,affB:?.«ViSsr 1 19 Montgomery St. ^9 1008 Oregon — Monument-Naylox. Neal Wm, cattle dealer Overholt G W, stock raiaer Rudio Wm, stock raiaer Welch Henry, stock raiser Wilson Prior, stock rai^tr MOOKriOUSE. Umatuxa County. A post-oflSce. DUNCAK JOHN, water works Frayer Sam, hotel and stage agent Frazer John, boarding>hoase and propr stage Hoxie C J, engineer Lambert C, blacksmith MOORHOUSE T L. superintendent Prospect Bill Farm and postmaster Prospect Hill Farm (iucorporated), T L Moorhouse supt MORMON BASIN. Bakkr County. See Humboldt Basin. MOUNTAIN DALE. VVAsaiNGTON County. A post-office, 13 miles northwest of Hillaboro. QUICK D 0, lumberman, sa^h, doors and mouldingu MOUNT PLEASANT. Linn Cou^^ty. A post-office, 18 miles northeast of Albany. THATER MBST S. postmistress I5i MOUNT SCOTT. Douglas County. A post-office, miles northeast of Roseburg. BLABXLTMRSM. postmistress Clifton Wm J, justice of peace Noble & Watson, sash and door factory Price John, sheep raiser Sambert & Noble, saw-mill Short Jamoj, sheep raiser Tipton Bros, saw-mill, sash and door factory Tipton M, stock raiser MOUNT TABOR. Multno&uh County A post-office, 3 miles from Portland. HEWELL J Si general merchandise and postmaster MOUNT VERNON. Obakt County. A post-off' x. Allen E E, general merohandiaa Damon R ET carpenter Hansoome Chas, saw-mill Hodson J F, blacksmith Kimberlia O H, livery stable Lofton Stephen, cooper Steoher T, stone engraver and mason STONE W W, hotel and postmaster MULINA. Clackamas County. A post-office. May Geo A, blacks nnith HOWARD C Ti milling and stock raiser FOSTER JAMES 0. general merchan- dise and postmaster MURPHY. Josephine County. A post-office, 15 miles east of Kerby, and 23 miles southeast of Jacksonville. Day Fayette G, postmaster STRONG LEWIS, proprietor Murphy Flour-mill WIMER A A, lumber-mill MYRTLE POINT. Coos Cou.nty. a post-office, located on the right bank of the Coquille River, on a high bluff, about 40 miles from its mouth. It is at the head of tide- water. It is about GO miles from Roseburg, in Douglas County. It is surrounded by a vast .imount of good timber land. There are good coal fields in the neighborhood. Tho river bottoms and bnuca laud produce ex- cellent crops. Slock-raittiug is exten- sively earned on. Population 100. Barklow J D, teamster BENDER E> manager Myrtle Point Store Brown G A, livery stable Dixon Wm L, druggist Dod ge O, attorney -at- law HKRMii yW B. general merchandise Hermann F P, photographer Lee J D B, sadcilery and harness Roberts John H, furniture, undertaker and vMipjnter Volkmar Carl H, attorney-at-law NAYLOX. Lake County. A post-office. DTAR L S. postmaster UIVIN NUTTING i SON, Mmuuttkffrerm all Ul0il« IROM WOUK. *l«7 Mala titreet, «an rrmmtimv- \f I si 8' 'I >IIEH. TOGGLE t CO.. H>RDWOM UIMBER. ".a'v^iMS*- Oregortn-Needy-Newton. 1009 NEEDY. Clackamas Coumtt. A post-office, 14 milei aouth of Or^on City, and 32 miles south of Portumd. Popalation 120. HABSBSTT ft SCONGE. general merchandise SCONCE J R, postmaster Watkihs J P, biacksmith NEHALEM. Tillamook County. A post-office, 35 miles south of Astoria. Population 75. SCOVHL EK> cooper NETARTS. Tillamook County. A post-office and boat landing. OBIMER SUSAN, postmistress NEWBERG. Yamhill County. A post-office, 9 miles northeast of Lafayette. Everest R, general merchandise Hobson J & Co, general merchandise NEW CASTLE. CuBRY County. A post-office. OUERINOH OUEBIN URS C N, postmistress NEWELLSVILLE. Marion County. (See Champoeg.) NEW ERA. Clackamas County, A pist-officoand a prosperous town on the Oregon and California R. R. (East Side), 20 miles southeast of Portland, or 18 miles by the 0. R. & N. Co's steamers. Casto Frank E, warehouse and brickma- ker CASTO JOSEPH, postmaster, physi- cian and druggist Jesse W W, general merchandise Reave* I F, flour-mill Reif J, boots and shoes Taylor J M, architect and builder Vetetoe G W, drayman Wells Joshua, saloon NEW PINE CREEK. Lake County. A post-office; popula- tion 75. Harmon S, blacksmith LOPER E. State Line Mining Co lOPER. ROBNETT ft BOTSE. State Line Mining Co REAS P W. postmaster and general merchandise NEWPORT. Bbnton County. A post-office; a sum- mer resort on Yaquina Bay, 60 miles northwest of Corvallis. Population 300. Abby P M, hotel Baldwin H, butcher Ball James, saloon Bell Mark & Co, restaurant Bloomer S H, jeweler Bone Chas Little, bakery and meat mar- ket Brassfield Jamea, general merchandise Casa Alonzo, geu mdse and hardware Davis , drugs and notions Gardiner & Howard, saloon HAMMOND WM. general merchan- dise and wharfage Hufford W H, attomey-at-law Irvin J R H. hotel Lynch Thomas, barber and notions Phelps Ed C, nnrsery Runtridge M, shoemaker Smallbone C R, meat market Smith & Limkey, saloon Steven & Peterson, hotel The Benton "Steam Packet" Thompson & Kline, drugs and paints Walling & Wright, stoves and tinware Williams C H, general merchandise NEWPORT. Coos County. Post-office Marshlield, 4^ miles from Empire City. Popula- tion 120. FLANAGAN ft MANN, general mer- chandise and coal mine owners NEWTON. Benton County. A post-office, on the Oregon and California R. R. (West Side), 19 miles southwest of Portland. Blair J H. hotel Giliam & Tracy, saloon Simpson Bros, livery stable SIMPSON M W. hotel Tracy B, blacksmith CO i CD tn GO CO UIDDIIfnnn l IIMDCQ WMITM BKOKI.. is * 1ft MmIii anil 14 4k Ittlipeor nAnUllUUU LUmllCn, lit,ll. v. niMk Wolant, Hmuilak cedar, Veneen. KWeHTS TEMPUH UIIIHlBIMS."8g?ffl>>at.aBCTJa{gy 1010 Oregon — Norfdh-Norik Yamhill, NORFOLK. DovoLAS County. A post-office. LTSTEB JOHH. hotel Mead H J, blaokimith Melvin M M, notary public Perkins 8, logging Rioker C H, ijostmaster Shirrett J, apiarist and oheesemaker Shirrett Milton, farmer NORTH BEND. Coca County. Post-office Marshfield ; 4 miles northeast of Empire City; pop- ulation iK). SIMFSON BBOSt general merchandise and saw-mill NORTH BROWNSVILLE. Linn County. See Brownsville. NORTH CANYONVILLE. DovuLAS County. A post-office, 27 miles south of Roseburg and 227 miles southwest of Portland, and situated on the line of the California and Ore- gon Stage Company, and is a town of importance as a mining and trading pomt. A -' ^ohn L, blacksmith B. Chas, justice of the peace and aiith Boveiiy Christian, hotel Blac kwood W H, saloon CATCUINO MRS A. restaurant Churchill Mrs Alice, milliner and dress- maker C Ivig G W, clerk W U Tel Office and insurance agt Gaunt T C, saloon Gazley James F, attorney Glasgow C, livery Harvey C, painter Hish Rudolphe, barber and photogra- pher Houser Louis, machinist •Tones L, livery Kimmel C, wagonmaker Kramer W, flour-mills Levens Mrs C, milliner and dressmaker Levens D A, gen mdse and grist-mill Manning W, postmaster Marks & WoUenberg, capitalists and mill owners Moore James, liquors Packard J J, saw-mill Parks W H, physician and dmggist Parsley D, furniture and justice of the peace and Pickett ft Wilson, saw-mfll Ransome D W, millwright Riddle k Manning, general merchandise Saltonstall D, tinware and stoves Smith G W, watchmaker, jeweler constable Stacey L, butcher Stenger L, saloon and brewery Sullivan Jerome, gunsmith Trimble Wm, blacksmith Webb H P, notary Woodford A M, biootmaker Woods A E, harness and saddles NORTH POWDER. Baker County. A post and express office, reachetl via the O. R. & N. Co.'s line to Umatilla 200 miles and by stage 124 miles. Carroll J £, blacksmith Hill E F, p hysician HVOmSS H M ft CO. general mer- chandise Nelson D C, hotel Nelson D W C, livery Parker J R, saloon Stephenson H B, hotel Welch James, (lour and planing-mill White £, furniture NORTH YAMHILL. Yamhill County. A post and express office, on the Oregon and California R. R. (West Side), 39 miles southeast of Portland. Archibald Frederick, justice of the peace Ball ft Daniel, lumber Ball Wm and Daniel, steam saw-mill Bamakf F, builder and contractor Bedwell ft Co, general merchandise Bennett J ft Co, saddlery and harness Brisbine Joseph, saloon Busbee D, stoves and tinware Cain Mat, saloon Edwards J D, blacksmith Haines J W, physician Hamerschmidt L, physician Keffer J C, barber Laughlin R R, grain warehonse Lee, Laughlin ft Co, gen mdse Mesner Bros, livery stable Morgan H C ft Son, blacksmiths Perry T W, warehouse and steam flour- ing -mills Powell David, bootmaker Rice Wm B, wagonmaker Roberts A H ft Co, meat market R oyal C J, hotel RuNHSLS A D. druggist and agent Wells, Fargo ft Co CO CO CO GO CO o o CAIVIN NUTTINS t SOU, HUmanifftarers all klate ««y Mala (itnet, Itaa WnmOamm mEM. mm t CO.. fmm Hart Wooj \mltm.'it'VSSSSf Oregon — North TamhiH-OruaMa. 1011 Rnnnela Mn I M, milliner and dreu- making Sappin^n O W, postmaster and'dealer farming implements Smith Lee, hotel Swensen J E, builder and contractor Trullinger D P, water tlouring-mill NORTON. Clackamas County. Poat-ofBoe Viola. 12 miles east of Oregon City. Br own Jas, blacksmith GANFIELD D* stock farmer Feldhamer L, ferryman Foster Thos, carpenter and bnilder Hubbard W F, supt salmon hatchery Kirsham Walter, flouring-mills Tracy J M, justice of the peace NORWAY. Coos COUNTV. Barklow Sam, bootmaker Clinton John, bootmaker Hoover Aron & Co, saw-mill Myer Asa, erist-mill and blacksmith HSLSON ODIN* general merchandise and postmaster Perry V N, hotel Perry WT, hotel Reed & Nelson, general merchandise Schroeder August, carpenter and builder Schroeder Frra, carpeuter and builder Russell Geo T, principal Oakland Acad- emy Saory E C, hotel Shupe J H & Co, groceries and drug- gists Smith R k Co, ^^eneral merchandise Snoden Josie, millinery and fancy goods TATLOB Ai postmaster and notary public Taylor ft Hall, stoves and tinware Thomas R, hotel Venable J M, physician Young E G ft Co, gen mdse CA m * OAKLAND. Douglas County. A post, express and telegraph office, 19 miles from Rose- burg and IS I miles from Portland, on the Oregon ft California II. R (East Side). Its population is about 500, and the town has a good trade. Abraham H, wool, grain and money broker Beckley Bros, livery stable Brown A F ft Co, general merchandise Dearling J, blacksmith Enbanks ft Baltic, grist-mill Hanna VV K, meal market Herbold John, dentist Hotchkiss W 8, saloon Howard J H, saloon Hutchinson ft Hotchkiss, millinery and fancy goods Little Henry, dentist Long Bros, harness and saddlery Mahoney J H, saloon MoCuUa J, waffonmaker McCuUoch J W, wagonmaker Norwood J W, barber Page E J, druggist OAKVILLE. Linn County. A post-office. CONET ii B> postmaster and farmer OLALLA. DouuLAa County. A post-office, 18 miles from Roseburg. FLOOK OH (Wells ft Flook), wagon- maker and carpenter Flook W F, teamster Gurney V, saw-mill McCarty Thomas, farmer Newland Thomas, flour-mill Waters M L. farmer Water s M M, speculator W BT.TI^ ft FLOOK* general merchan- dise WELLS W B (Wells ft Flook), black- smith and wagonmaker and postmas- ter CO o o OLEX. 66 Wasco County. A post-office, miles southeast of The Dalles. Flett G W, justice of peace Randall Henry D, postmaster SCHUTZ CHARLES A, notary pub lie and stock raiser 23 CO OLNEY. Clatsop County. A farming district, 10 ' Astoria. OBAT W H> postmaster post-office and miles south of ONEATTA. Benton Counitt. A post-office, on Yaquina Bay, 5 miles from Newport. Population 30. Henkle, McCoy ft Co, general merchan- dise, hardware, doors, windows, etc Parker A ft Sons, saw mills C^ CO m 3 HUDWOOD LUMBER, WH 1TB BROS.. 1»* l«M«taMid |4 * ldden N O (Johnson, McCown & Wal- den) Watts J W, receiver U S land office Welch John, dentist White J A, physician and surgeon White W L, county judge Whitlack William, city recorder Wilde Ferdinand, gun and locksmith William s COT, county clerk WINESET G P. wagon and carriage manufacturer, blacksmith, horseshoer and' undertaker (see advertisement) WISE F L> cigars, tobacco and no- tions 7^ GO (Td ca LIVERY, FEED & SUE STABLES Main St.* opp. Pope's Store* Oregon City, Oregon. W. J. FLEMING Proprietor. Communications by Mail or Telegraph attended ta Careful drivers furnished when required. (^Particular attention paid to feeding horses. Young horses handled and broke to drive. GO m UlOnUfOnn MIMDCD WHITBBROS., la * is Main and 14 *1« spear !!!l!1SmcIfW LciriOtll, mi-eet, ». F. OreK»n Ash, Maple and Alder. i MASONIC OUrnTS, %!S&<%Sii'^£'.'S»»S«f.% 1014 Oregon — Oregon dty-Oawego. C. p. VVriNBSET, WAGON I (a H CO h I AND Carriage Maker. Manufacturer and Dealer in Eastern Agricultural Implements. C. P. WINESET, Also Conducts the Most Extensive UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT South of Portland. JOHNSON, McCOWN&WAlDEN OreKOB City. Oregoii. R«al Estate Agents AND — LOAN NEGOTIATOBS. A SPFX'IALTY MADE OF ClackamaB County Lands. F. O. M«CeWM. Local Agent of the State Board of Cunimiaaionen (or the Sale of Public LMida. ORETOWN. Tillamook County. A poat-offioe. FLETCHZR A W. poatmaater OSWEGO. Clackamas County. A post-office, on Willamette Kiver, reached by O. R. ft N Co's steamera, 7 miles south of Portl&,jd. Gans H, general merchandise hysi Oswego Iron Co, iron works, general gen« Kesslor J H, physician I Co, iron merchandise and post-office UlOnUinnil l IIUDCD white BVOS^ 1»* is lUl* »■« 14* fmwemr CO g ^ ^ C9 'I ae i IdU 1 s ■ ■ f CS 1 CO ■•§ CO '£ CO w» 00 "^j«aaw» wB t. w w « M.m4 i ii ii>' Mn I m» «-■■ HILEH. TIIGBIE t CO.. WEXIMH HUBD WMDS. 1<|,* M SMI 4taa Vnuiel fi a f 00 ff Proaaer O W, farmer Seeley Ed, postmaster WALLm6 W ft 00. nursery PAISLEY. Lake County. A post-offico. COCHAAN J F & CSOi bankers and general merchandise Conn Geo, ceneral merchandise Gaylord Oilbert, carpenter and builder Hamersly J R, saw and planing-mill Harris T D, carpenter and builder Hazeltine M M, photographer Lowe David, grist-mill Miller & Henderson, saloon Miller Wm H, hotel and livery stable O'Kelley John, blacksmith Rowell Jacob L, blacksmith PARKER. Polk Countt. Post-office Buena Vista; on the Oregon ft California R. R. (West Side), 81 miles 80uthea<>t of Portland. Helmick & Bro, warehouse PAYTON MINERAL SPRINGS. Douglas County. Post-office Drain. These celebrated Springs are situated on the line of the Oregon and Calif or- ria R. R., in the picturesque valley of the Yoncalla, two miles south of Drain's station and 1 10 miles south of Salem. Nature seems tc have intended them as the especial abode of the health-giv- ing goddess, Hygeia; for located as they are m the midst of one of the healthiest and finest climates in the world, and a country diversified with a charming al- ternation of hill and dale, and of them- selves possessing the most decided medic- inal properties of any mineral waters in the State, a happier combination of health-bestov-ing influences than they are blessed with can scarcely be con- ceived. CA&TWRIOHT GEO W, proprietor Payton Mineral Spriugs. PEDRO MOUNTAIN. Barer County. Post-office Humboldt Basin. LOCK JOHH S, saw-mill McLofere J, blacksmith Power J C & Co, capitalists Se^n C C, groceries Sbmnway Paul, saw-mill PENDLETON. Umatilla County. A post and express office, situated in a fine stock and agri- cultural country, 36 miles southeast of the Columbia lUver at Umatilla, and 234 miles east of Portland; reached by O. R. & N. Co.'s Railway; is the county seat and has about 8(K) inhabi- tants. Alexander & Frazer (R Alexander and Jacob Frazer), general merchandise Allison C B, groceries Arnold John C, principal Pendleton High School Aubery O C, dentist Baker E, hotel Baker & Hopper (Wm Baker and Noel Hopper), saloon Balleray John J, attorney-at-law BARNHART JKRTRMTAH (W S By- ers & Co) Bayler & Gasper, harness and saddles Bentley, Hawn & Guyer, steam saw- mill Blum Lehman, general merchandise Bowman Henry, livery, feed aud sale stable Burroughs k Hagar (H A Burroughs and W A Hagar), liverystable BUBBOWS & BEADINO. editors a nd prop rietors "Pendleton Tribune" BXTSMJEE J P> county olerk BTERS W S (W S Byers t Co) BYEBS W S & C0> proprietors Pendle- ton Flour-mills Garden J E, cigars and tobacco Chwlain Daniel, lumber Cofirey A L, county surveyor Conley k Bean (D M Conley and H J Bean), attomeys-at-law Cox L B, attomey-at-law Cunningham W B, flouring-mill Davis W J, saloon Day F M, watches and jewelry Demest L G & Co, druggists Dickerson Mrs L, board and lodging Dorothy R M, county commissioner Dunn J Frank, contractor and builder Dusenbery L k Co, general merchandise "EAST OREOOirmr," Cuyer k Jackson publishers "EAST OREGONIAN ' PUBUSH- INQ C0> job printingand publishers "East Orogonian," CD Jackson man- ager Edington John, supt of schools Ennis J T, restaurant Everts k Walker, ^tornoys-at-law Failing Jesse, fnr4phire, carpets, sewing machines and undertaker Farrow E W, a'i,t,tractor of titles, notary public and land agt First National Bank of Pendleton c c > z o o o ■ s n r^ HARDWOOD LUMBEi WHITR BttOM., iv'^'lk Wntn aui 14* V^ (Spear Ml. M. P Boat K«>.« k. <»aU IMauk and Vhaker .P H I1 * i i. i im i'» n II j> i ^ r» p i« ' | i'i ii^i Trf i ii «| j i ) i ijrB i .j ii^ffjpWff^W i LOUIS BBWHimi t co./'giSff&e-ss;f';y»^rtSSJisy.y .1016 Oregon — Pendleton. Fitz Qerald Thomas, attorney-at-law and collector Folsom & Son (M E and Harry Folsom), blacksmiths Frazier & Kester, stock raisers Fuller John, stock raiser Gagen &, Kine, saloon Gagen, Kine & Co (John Gagen, P Kine and Thos Culver), wholesale and re- tail liquors Gnyer J A, attorney-at-law Outer & JACKSON, proprietors and publishers "East Oregonian" and in- surance agents Hailey John Jr, assistant supt Utah, Idaho and Oregon Stage Co Hall J W, physician Hathaway I, optical goods Hathaway J, varieties Healv A, bootmaker Hendricks C C, restaurant Hendry X Mrs, millinery Hendryx N, county treasurer Hexter Mrs, millinery Horn David, agt Utah, Idaho and Ore- gon Stage Co and hotel Horton G D, photographer Houser & Co (Zoeth Houser and N Hen- dryx), butchers Houser & Wade, meat market Irving E B, physician Jackson C S, agt Utah, Idaho and Oro- goaStape Co JACKSON C 8. manager "East Ore- gouiau" Publishing Co Seffli- Weekly East Orepnia $S Dollars per Year In Advaaoe. Acknowledged to be the leading paper in East orn Ure^'on. Praised by its ExchanKea, patron- ized bv tlie peoiile. CRITICAL, NEWSY, AND HUMOROUS. It believes the farmer shouIU be praised, the politicians and nionopolioj condemned— they are enemies to the farmer and other workingmen. Four Montha on Trial, With pictures and descriptions of scenes in Uma- tilla County, the ttreat wheat section, only ONK DOLLAR. Address, East Oregonian Publishing Co., Pendleton, Oregon. Jacobson & Ellis (A Jacobson and J W Ellis), saloon Johns S A, attorney-at-law Keithley Julius, county assessor Kemler Bros, bootmakers Klein George, bakery KuykendalT L k Co, saloon Lad4 John, propr Pendleton and Bla- locks Sta^e Line LaDow W C, county judge Lane Chas, painter Carkin &, Gerkin|; (J W Larkin and N J Qerking), arcbitects, contractors and builders Leasure John C, attorney Leezer James M, hardware, ntoves and tinware, sewing machines, eto Lindsey J B, surgeon and dentist Livermore Lot, insurance agt and post- master Lobeustdn E, hides, pelts and furs Lockwood W P, livery, feed and sale stable Mackenzie & Cavanogh, agricultural implements and warehouse Marshall W H & Son (W H and E P Marshall), blacksmiths Martin Wm, sheriff Matlock C, saloon McKay W C, physician Parkes & Cahoon (John Cahoon and E K Parkes), contractors and builders PENDLETON ELOXTB HILL, W s Byern & Co proprietors Pendleton' High School, John C Arnold principal "PENDLETON TRIBUNE" (The), B S Burroughs and Geo W Heading editors and proprietors Pressey &, Hmkie (H Pressey and P Hinkle), general merchandise Pruett J M, physician Ralston O & Co, general merchandise BEADINO OEOROE W, proprietor and publisher "Pendleton Tribune" Reed & Guyer (J H Reed and J A Guyer), attomeys-at-law Richardson G D, feed stable Robbins Thos, druggist and stationery Roberts Mrs V K, nair goods Roper W W, blacksmith Rose Chas, saloon R<^thchil(l & Bean, general merchandise Rowell J R, hotel Salisbury, Hailey ft Co, proprs Utah, Idaho ft Oregon Stage Co Salisbury J W, county commissioner Saubert D R, meat market Sharen J H ft Co (J H Sharon, John Watson and John Luhts), plauiug- mill and lumber Sharp S F, physician Siegert ft Lyon ( H Siegert and McCor- mick Lyon), barbers Statler J S, blacksmith Taylor D M, saloon Thompson M H, justice of peace THOIDPSON B G (W S Byers ft Co) Turner ft Co, brewery Turner ft Ballery (J H Turner and J J Ballery), attomeys-at-law Turner J H, attorney Tustin ft Bailey (Page Tustin and D W Bailey), attomejrs-at-law Vincent F A, dentist 4 [cCor- j? ia « «t ?1 Co) ?> id J J gS c* r DW rt » Si • GO » SON. . aS ■^3ic A. V Roberts,!!^ Sl'CCKMnR TO FISHEL & ROBERTS, THE LEADING CLOflllB, MEIICHANT TAILOR AND HATTER OF OREGON, GUARANTEES TO SRI.L TUB VERT BB»T ruR LE08 MONET THAN ANT UTIIRR HOUSE IN THE STATE. Noe.135 !b 137 First Street, Corner Alder, Portland, Or. COLDIBIA'COniEBCUL COLLEGE. W. 8. JAMES, Principal. All insllintion derifrncd to place within tho reach of the yoong and middle-aged of cither hux, the faciliiies for obtaining A THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION At the lowest Dossible rates. The school iii supplied with all the conveniences for the great worlc. Kvcrytnlng is new, neat and pleasant, and the initiruciiunti the moMt praciicar and thorough. The Telegraph Department ha» all the necefnary ap,>llai general merchandise Storr J ' V^, physician Van Caren C W, painter Watts F A, gen mdae and postmaster PERRYDALE. Polk County. A post-office, on the O. R. & N. Co. 's Railway (Narrow- Guage Division, west side), 56 miles southwest of Portland. Enes R, saloon Gervais D W, school teacher (ilandon & Deberry, blacksmiths McOBEW. & WALLEB. general merchandise Wells M C, hotel Wilson & Ray, druggists PETTEYSVILLE. Umatilla County. A post-office. PETTETS A C> postmaster, black- smith and livery and feed PHILOMATH. Benton County. A post-office, 6 miles southwest of Corvallis. Population 250. AKIN J L> e Vis L P, physician Diamey R R, wagonmaker Dunlap A, blacksmith Forman M, wagonmaker Howard H C, butcher Hukill J W, blacksmith Kuhler Geo, physician and druggist Kill James H, blacksmith ^ "'^renberg Daniel, hotel Morgan Ed, saloon and livery stable Morgan Wm, livery Morton James, teamster SEBGENT C S, postmaster SEROENT & TOWNE, general mer- •handise *2S Schunipf S, cabinetmaker and machinist OO CO PILOT ROCK. Umatilla County. A post-office, 17 miles southeast of Pendleton. Popu- lation 100. Fletcher & Rodgers, butchers Guisler Wm, bootmaker Guycn & Wagner, blacksmiths Kennedy G W, clergyman Lee L H, druggist McFarlin T F, hotel Robbins .T H, gener.-vl merchandise Ross Wm, stock raiser Shields J C, physician STUBTEVANT A J, general mer- chanise and postmaster Stuard D, saloon Stuard Harl, livery stabi'> Whitten A S, blacksmith GO OO S3 c/: HARDWOOD LUMBER I WAGON ZmViSi1fif!SiJiV.y^ 66 ODD FEUQWS' SUPPUES, 'S&SffSSiSrk^J'SSKStVfr CO -3 !■ b S fl . 5S II 8< 1018 Oregon — PiTie-Poriland. PINE. Linn County. Apoat-office, 34 miles southeast of Albany and 6 miles southeast of Harrisburg. ALUNOHAH CLABA, postmistress PINE VALLEY. Union County. A post-office, reached via O. R. & N. Co's steamers to Umatilla; stage toUnion City; express to Pine Valley. BBAOQ JAMES* postmaster PIONEER. Jackson County. A* post-office. Marsh S S P, saloon VAN HORN JOHN, druggist and postmaster PITTSBURGH. Columbia County. A post-office. Brouse P, saw and flour-mill and post- master Fleisher Emuel, gen mdse Hughes Geo, bootmaker Knbert H, furs PLEASANT HILL. Lane County. southeast of tion 50. A post-office, Eugene City. 12 miles Popula- Atteberg William, dentist Bristow H T, saddlery and harness Bristow J J, wagonmaker Bristow J K, physician Cook M C, wagoamnker HANBSAKER 0> general merchan- dise and postmaster MORGAN & PARKS, general mer- chandise Mulkey I N, blacksmith PARES J W (Morgan ft Parks) I) PLEASANT HOME. MuiiTNOHAH County. A post-office. Maxwell W H, blacksmith Murray O S, physician Otis J S, carpenter P. ice J, stage line Stephens I, postmaster Stephens J A, groceries STEPHENS JILES. justice of peace PLEVNA. Lake County. A post-office. MoMANTJS P Ft general merchandise PORTLAND. Multnomah Cocnty. A post, express and telegraph office, situated on the left bank of the Willamette, 12 miles above its junction with the Columbia, 90 miles above Astoria and 105 miles from the Columbia bar. Chief city of the Pacific northwest and of the State of Oregon. As a sea- port it ranks second on the coast, which position it also occupies as a city and commercial metropolis. The present population (estimated by close observa- tion since the '80 census), approaches 26,000. It is the distributing point of the Willamette, Rogue River and Ump- qua Valleys, as well as for the settle- ments of the Columbia River and the immense and fertile districts lying east of the Cascade Mountains. The Colum- bia and Willamette Rivers are navigable up to Portland for deep water vessels of the largest size at nearly all seasons of the year. Portland has been improved in the last few years until we may venture to say that she is the handsomest and most substantially built, perfectly paved and cleanly kept city on the coast. This much without exaggeration. Her churches, em1)racing every denomination, schools, public and private, newspapers, hotels, gas and water supply, post-office and customs' building, exposition pavilion and rink, tiieatres, halls and public market, are all worthy of a city of the first order. The public spirit evinced in the estab- lishment and support of the above insti- tutions is to the lasting credit of her citizens who have made Portland so attractive to visitors that her immense fixating population crowds the city ho- tels and stores at all seasons. As a bu-siue^s centre judging from the number of wholesale houses, occupying stores of prodigious dimensions, and carrying merchandise aggreguting in value many millions of dolmrs, Portland would seem to control the northwestern trade to a great extent. Her business firms are of excellent average standing financially, and her business community may be said to sustain fewer internal sliocks than any centre west of the Missouri. Her thoroughfares devoted to the heavy shipping interests consti- 13 CO &0 tli CO CO o o PIONEER IRON WORKS, €AliVIN MrTTlTHW A MOM, Proprietor*. ■Uitabllaked 1849 ««7 Slain Street. M F. ma. TUBGIE t C6.. VENEERS "aiRaBg."- Oregon — Portlavd. 1019 tute the moat solidly constructed quar- ter of the city and ure quite metropoli- tan in their character. Her wharves, constructed for the accommodation of vessels at either high or low water, are amply sufficient, while her warehouses nre of large capacity. As a hotel town it has made giant strides ' in the last few years, having now several hostelries capable of ac- commodating an army of sojourners without any strain on their capacity. The latest additions are the Esmond, a beautiful establishment by Mr. J. H. Brenner. The Holton House (European plan), by the popular Dan., and the St. George, a large family hotel up town; while the St. Charles (European plan), by Mr. Thomas Guinean, formerly of Sacramento. California, is still a leading house as well as a marked architectural feature of the city. Besides all these Portland possesses a number of hotels and boardmg houses of the second class which constantly enjoy a great patron- age. In the hotel capacity of Portland and in the demand for accommodations of all kinds, we see redected unexampled and solid prosperity. Socially she is the Oregonian center of refinement and culture, her society be- ing made up generally of a kindly, hos- pitable and charitable class of men and women, who are stylish without osten- tation, and who reflect in their manner the admirable manhood and womanhood of the west, blcpded with the constantly inflowing stream of Eastern immigratioi that seeks homes in cities. Her means of communication wit.i the outside world will soon be greatl} augmented, railroad connection fron threi! points of the compass being almofif established. Every mile of road th&; has been constructed so far has tended to place Portland in the enviable posi- tion she occupies, and the horoscope of the future plainly marks out for her a career eminently prosperous and bril- liant. The traveling public will Audit advan- tageous to obtain a copy of Lewis and Drydea's Travelers' Guide before setting out on their travels. It is a complete ha d-book of northwestern lines of travel, reliable, concise, and worthy of the good reputation it has won. The Ouide is also a favorite advertising medi- um, as it is put into the hands of so many buyers when coming to the metrop- olis. Abell Frank G, photographer, 169 1st Abendroth Carl, saloon, 271 Ist Abraham S, second-hand goods, 73 Front Ach Henry (Whalley, Fechheimer & Ach), attorney, 43 1st Acker B B (Acker & Leihy), 107 2d Acker & Lcihy (B B Acker and G W Leihy), livery stable, 107 2d Ackerman H & Co (Henry Ackerman), wholesale and retail crockery, glass- ware and fancy goods, 87 and 89 1st, 86 and 88 2d Acton J H, editor and propr "The Polaris," 229^ 1st Adams J N, chiropodist, 73 1st Adams & Welty (\V H Adams and D W Welty), attorneys-at-law, De'tum's Building Adams W H (Adams & Welty), atior- ney-at-law and notary public, De- kum's Building Adams Wm, councilman Ahlstedt & Higgius (J A Ahlstcdt and T F Higgins), clothing, 25 N 1st Ahlstedt J A (Ahlstedt &: Higgins), 25 N 1st Ainslie Geo (Geo Ainslie St Co and A Nicolai & Co), cor 14th and P Ainslie Geo & Co (Geo Ainslie, C C Phillips and F Filers), sash and door factory, cor 14th and P ATNSWORTH CAPT GEO J. su- perintendent River Division O R & N Co,, cor Front and D Ainsworth J C, capitalist, office 70 Oak Akers & O'Regan ( Wm Akers and W D O'Regan), livery stable, 233 Front Akers Wm (Akers &, O'Regan), 233 Front Akin F S (Akin, Selling &, Co), 6 N Front AKIN, SELLING & CO (F 3 Akin, Ben Selling, H E Dosch), importers and manufacturers boots and shoes, 6 N Front ALBANY BREWERY DEPOT. Her- man Schneider agent, 205 Ist Albright Edward F, secy Oregon Trans- fer Co, 31 Stark Albright Laura V, dressmaker, 227 1st Alden H R, dentist, 5 Union Block Alisky C A ( Alisky &. Kraemer), 145 1st ALISKY & KRAEMER (C A Alisky and J Kraemer), candy factory and icecream and oyster saloon, 145 1st and 28 Alder Allard J J, horseshoer, cor G and 5th ALLEN E W, manager for Seymour, &>abin & Co, 262 1st Allen H S, secy North Pacific Lumber- in« & Mfg Co, w s 2d bet F and G ALLEN & LEWIS (L H Allen and C H Lewis), wholesale grocers and commission merchants, cor N Front andD CO c o m o o oo oo CO CO HARDWOOD LUMBER I WAGON STOCK,'!;!»?»SP%i£V.''«?- iDUis mmnkn t co.. ^e^TSSiiga:yjr.vi 19 jotst 1020 Oregon — Portland. Allen L H (Allen ft Levia), corN Front andD ALLEN WILET E the larKOst stock of sheet music on the Northwest Coast. Publisher "Musical Pastime," uO cents per year. Also dealer in books and stationery, 1 53 8d Allen Wm O, housemover, 1 14 Alder Altschul Richard (Barnheim & Alt- schul), 84 1st AMERICAN LAUNORT. K E Long & Co propri etors, c or 10th and F AMES GRANVILLE 0. attorneys at-law, NW cor 1st and Alder (see adv) Anderson A (A Anderson & Co), 106 Front ANDERSON A ft 00 (A Anderson and M Hhillerston), printers and ste- reotypers, 106 Front Anderson Edward, bootmaker, 73 N 3d Anderson P, restaurant, '206 1st Andrews F V, agt E<]uitable Life Ins Co, 20 Stark Andritschke < i R, saloon, Q nr Weid- ler's mill AndruB W H (Norden k Andrus), NE cor 1st and Morrison Ankeny Alex P, capitalist, Xew Market Theater Block Arfeld A A Co (A Arfeld and Meier & Frank), clothing, -JO N 1st ARMSTRONG MRS A M, dress- maker, cor 4th and I) ARMSTRONG A P, principal Port- land Business College, \'2H Front Arnold Fred K (Hodge, Davis & Co), 0-J Piid 04 Front Arrowsmith A T, pres Portland Paving Co, 51 Union Block Atkinson J L (Atkinson & Wake- field), notary public, 100 Front ATKINSON ft WAKEFIELD (J L Atkinson and D W VVakotield), real estJite agents, 100 Front, cor Stark Auer F X, gun.s, pistols, &e, 8".> '2d AURORA RESTAURANT. L Dodge proprietor, 134 Front, NE cor Alder Austin Robert, county surveyor. Court House Avery A G, physician, 13th nr I Ayers E (Osvold & Co), 30 Stark Bachman J & Bro (.J and A Bachman), ins agts and brokers, 1 10 1st Bacon C P, county commissioner and livery stable, 93 "Jd BAILEY G 0> grocer and ship chan- dler, SE cor N '2d and B Bailey J VV, groceries and provisions, 85 Yamhill BAIN C H> bakery and confectionery, 363 1st Baird Thoa and Son (Thoa and David Baird), wholesale stationery, 227 lat BAKER ft HEILMAN (Oscar Baker and Chas Heilman), restaurant, 67 lat Baker Oscar (Baker & Heilman), 67 1st Baker W W, propr " North Pacific Rural Spirit," 106 Front Baldie Mrs I, fancy goods and notions, 01 Morrison Baldridge J H, barber, 148 1st Baltea P W (F W Baltes & Co), llOi Front BaltesFWft Co (F W Baltes and D C Ireland), book and job printers, 1 10^ Front BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA of London, Frederick Townsend man- ager, cor N Front and A Biink of British North America, John Goodfellow agt, H M J McMichael accountant, 50 1st Banks Charles E, physician and asst surgeon U S marine ho8pital,21 Union Block Bank of Oregon, Robert Bell pres, Wm Denholm cashier, 40 1st Barber Mrs Ellen, Centennial Lodging House, SW cor 2d and Morrison Barber & Nicklin (S J Burber and T L Nicklin), dentists, 149 1st Barber S J (Barber & Nicklin), dentist, 149 1st lWl)ey J, sewing niachine8,32 Yamhill BARKER J A> general auditor North- ern Pacific R R, res New York City Barman L & D (Leopold ami David), clothing, etc, 121 ist Barnard J L, warehouseman, foot of M adiso n an d Je fferson BARNETT WILL T (B Hartman & Co), 165 3d BarrS M,real estate agt, 18 Union Block BARRETT JOHN, plumber, gas and steam fitter and dealer in pluml)erB' materials, 43 1st (see adv) BiirroU F H,cigars, tobacco and notions, 87 N ist Biirry John, saloon, SW cor 2d and Washington liarstow Joseph, feed stable, Front Bartel Charles B, saloon, 85 Front Bartsch Albert, piano maker and organ builder, 83 Yamhill Bauni Mrs M, groceries, 86 Morrison Biiyer Joseph (Bayer & Stanch), 233 2d Bayer & Stanch (Joseph Bayer und Chas Stauch), metal roofers, 233 2d Bays & Cook, contractors, 30 Union Block BEACH F E (F E Beach & Co), 103 Front BEACH F'E ft CO (F K Beach and C (t Morey), paints, oils and glass, sash, doors and blinds, 103 Front PRISON mis. Feu«'«'ii andBrldce Work, ««7 Main IMrcet, H. F. CAIVIN NUTTINGS SON, iUlEII. TUGSIE t t6,.m PlaUll all Mnfc. "KR no CO OS ca E • MM CO O s H o Oregon — Portland. 1021 Beach J V (Strode & Beach), 13' and 15 Union Blook BEART 8 L> Turn Halle and confec- tionery ice cream and oyster parlors, 174 4tii (see adv) Beck John A, watchmaker and jeweler, 1494 Front Beck S (Beck & Waldman), 147 1st BECK & WALOHAH (S Beck and A Waldman), clothing, 147 1st BECK WM ft SON (Wm and Wm G Beck), sporting goods, guns, pistols, etc, toys, fancy goods and notions, agents Hazard's sporting and blasting powder and agents for the Baker gun, 165 and 167 2d Becbe W S, atty-at-law, 11 and 12 Union Block Beharrell Henry, bakery, 24 Madison Bblding A W, watchmaker and jeweler, 7 Ist BELISIS JOHN, proprietor Vienna Chop House and Coffee Haloon, 30 Yamhill R yT.yTtAP It L, treasurer IVorthern Pacific R R, res New York City Bell C A, boarding-huusc, 46 B Bell Robert, pres Bank of Oregon,40 1st Bellinger C B (Bellinger & Gearin),atty- at-law, 155 1st BELLINOEE ft OEARIN (C B Bel- ii^linger and John MGearin), attorneys- at-Iaw, 155 1st Bemish George, whip and lash maker, cor Front and Taylor Bencke Joachim, blacksmith and wag- onmaker, SW cor Front and Main BENDING A E> barber shop,253 Front Benjamin Albert, groceries, N£ cor 9th . andB Bennett G H (Cardwell, Bennett & Co), 109 Ist Bennett & Harvey(James Bennett and £ G Harvey), harness and saddles and saddlery hardware, 105 Front Bennett James (Bennett & Harvey), 105 Front Beno Michael (Hacheney & Beuo), NW cir 1st and Taylor Benson T 8 (Haskell & Benson), 3d bet Pine and Ash Berger & Bock (Henry Berger and Geo Bock), painters, 45 Ash Berger Henry (Berger & Bock), 45 Ash Berger W P. painter, 48 Morrison Bergeson Chas (Dixon, Bernstein & Co), res San Fra ncisco Cal BEROEVIN CHAS L. cigars and to- bacco, 215 Ist cor Salmon (see adv) Berlin L B, sidoon, 83 Ist Bemheim & Altschul (Edmund Bern- heim and Richard Altschul), candy factory, 84 Ist Alt- Co), Bemheim Edmund (Bernheim & schul), 84 lat Bernstein I, tailor, 89 Morrison Bernstein S (Dixon, Bernstein & cor Front and Stark Berry Mrs M J, groceries, 361 Ist Berwin S, tailor, 244 1st Best Joseph, barber, 7 Morrison Betts J P, shipping master, 4 N Front Beutgen, Jewett & Co (P J Beutgeu and C H Jewett), real estate and loan agts, Dekum's Buildine Ikutgen P J (Beutgen, Jewett 8l Co), Dekum's Building Beveridge John, notary public, 48 Ist Bigne John (Manciet & Bigne), 301 Ist Bingham E W, attorney-at-law. Na- tional Bank Building Bingham ft Gleason (H T Bingham and James Gleason), attorneysat-law and notaries public, 147 1st Bingham H T (Bingham ft Gleason), attomey-at law and notary jublio, 147 Ist Binswanger O S, physician, rooms 5 and 6 New Market Theatre Block Bird B M (Bird ft Ross), 81 Yamhill Binl O B, physician, 167 1st Bird ft Ross (B M Bird and C H Ross), groceries, 81 Yamhill Birmingham J M, mfr and dealer in furniture and carpets, 244 and 246 Ist Bishop Scott Grammar School,J W Hill principal, 18th bet C and D Bissiiiger A (Bissinger ft Co), 75 Front BI8SIN0ER ft CO (A Bissinger and Max Heilbronuer), hides, furs, tal- tow, etc, 75 Front Biven J F (Todd ft Biven), 4 N Front Blackwell Miss C B, ladies' hairdresser, b7 Morrison Blake L L, painter. 93 Stark Blaney C, physician, SE cor Jefferson and 2d Blank Chas C, bakery, cor 13th and I Bleibtrey Chas, brush factory, 312 1st BLOCK ft OTT (A Block and John Ott), proprietors Hotel Zur Rhein- pfalz, 232 1st Blodgett G J, cigars, tobacco, fruits, candies, etc, 183 1st Blumauer L ft Co (Louis and Simuu Blumauer), druggists, 165 Ist BLUMENTHAL A, importer dry and furnishing goods, notions, etc, 143 Front Blythe S F (Casey ft Blythe), 1224 Front Board of Trade, New Market Theatre Block Bock Geo (Berger ft Bock), 46 Ash Bonney R K, carpenter and builder, 103 Morrison €/> &0 oo UiOnU/nnn l IIMDCO WUlTi: BROS., is * la aiatu and 14 * 10 Spear IIAnUlf UUII LUmDCn, 8t,ll. F. stack Walnnt, tSiMMlah Cedar. Veaisera. DINIEl NORCROSS t m.ri!SSi{^:.ff!^»f&^tr^iXST 1022 Oregon — Pwtland. Q BON TON TAILOBINO ESTAB- LISHMENT! Shipper ft Rybke pro- prietors, 11 and 13 Oak (see adv) BOONE W R> publisher " Commeroial Keporter and Journal of Commen e," ana "Commercial Reporter's Guide and Shippins List," 6 Washington Bom F, wood- working machinery, 213 Front Bosworth F S (F S Bosworth k Co), 40 Front BOSWORTH F S ft CO (F S Bosworth and Kdgar (}r Jones), ship and freight brokers, 40 Front Bourne Jonathan Jr (Efiinger ft Bourne), attorney, NW cor 3d and Ouk Bower J M (.•.acdougall ft Bower), at- torney, 48 1st Bowman Benjamin (M Lachman ft Co), 203 1st Boyd Hurry C, insurance agency, 146 Front BOTB J H. liquors, 9 New Market Theatre Block Braden Wm, city supt streets, 127 1st BRADY JOHN> manufacturer of and dealer in boots and shoes, 227 1st Brady Philip, groceries, 221 N 11th Brandt Gustavo (Brandt ft Leek), 33 Madison Brandt ft Leek (Gustave Brandt and John Leok), tin roofing, 33 Madison Brazee J VV (Geo L Uibbard ft Co), Gd Front Breck J M Jr ft Co (J M Jr and A Bi-eck), druggist, 101 Morrison BREDULL A E ft CO (A E Bre wholesale grocers and produce and commission, 05 Front Brigham John R (Brigham ft Weeks), 47 1st Brigham P E, fancy dry goods, 103 1st BRIOHAH ft WEEBTS (-^ohn R Brig- ham and R H Weeks), stoves and tin- ware, 47 Ist Bristol J N (Verdier ft Bristol), 33 Wa8hini>ton Brodie Geo A, attorney-at-law, notary public and phonographer, 105^ 1st Bronaugh E C (Dolph, Bronaugh, Dolph ft Simon), attorneys-at-law, Odd Fel- lows' Temple Brown J A (Brown ft McCabe), 94 Front Brown L (Jacoba Bros ft Oo), res San Franoi«oo Bro wn Lo uis (Legrand ft Brown), 44 1st BROWN LuTHER. physician and surgeon, N W oor Alder and 1st (im adv) Brown M (Jacobs Broa ft Co), rea San Francisco BROWN ft MoCABE (J A Brown and W L McCabe), stevedores, 94 Front Brown Peter, cigars and tobacco, 61 Ist Brown 8 A, homeopathic physician, 167 1st BROWN THOS> restaurant. Central Market, New Market Theatre Block Brown Mrs W B, toys and fancy goods, 127 3d Brown W C (Gcodrich ft Brown), 246^ 1st Brown W F, mgr New Zealand Insur- ance Co, branch Oregon, W T and I T, 27 Stark BROWNE JAMES> physician and medical director A O U W for Ore- gon, Washington Territory and Brit- ish Columbia and professor physiology Willamette University, NW cor 2d and Mvrrison Browning G W, news and stationery, 52 Morrison Brownsville Woolen Mill Co, D Dal- gleish agt, 71 Front Brundage A 1>, painter, foot of Yamhill BRTAN T f^> Hub Saloon, cor D and 1st Buchannan J F, real estate and steam- boat owner, Esmcmd Hotel Buchner D M, barber and baths, 8 Washington Buck Chas (Buck ft Dreyer), 61 and 104 1st Buck ft Dreyer (Chas Buck and Albert Dreyer), licmors, 61 and 104 Ist BUCKLET J Ml assistant manager R and 1 N Co, SW cor Front and D Buena Vista Pottery, A M Smith propr, office 265-269 Front Bunting S G, carriage factory, SE oor 2d and Salmon Burchard A, new and second-hand fnr- niturc, etc, 201 1st Burckhardt Ad, butcher. Central Mar- ket Burchardt C A, wholesale wines, 44 Washington Burelbuch Mrs M, groceries, oor 9th andG BUROE S Si manager D M Osborne ft Co's Harvesting Machinery Depot, 204 and 206 Front BURKE MRS E. dressmaker, 163 3d Burkhard Joseph (Burkhard ft Spauld- ing), 35 and 37 B CO CO CO CO CO QO PilVIII miTTIIIP 9 Cnil Tabular Whrelbarrow*. B«lt and Mrldse ImLim nUIIInU & OUN, work. )M7 Mam UtreetHaBFraaelM*. liliEII. TUGBLE t CO.. VB ■ w roo pc ev MMk IN aa4 •(• Hvcmp MrMt llaa FMaclar*. Oregon — Portland. 1023 Burkhard & Spaulding (Morton M Spaulding and Joseph Burkhard), butohera and packers, 35 and 37 B Burklin Mrs C L, dressmaker, 20 Market Burling Fred, mgr "The Welcome," 102 Ut Buruell Wm (Wm Burnell k Co), Mor- rison St wharf Burnell Wm & Co (Wm Burnell and John M Leavens), oommission mer- chants, Morrison St whnrf BURNSIDE D W, propr Imperial Mills, Oregon City, olfioe 10 N Front Burrell M S (Knapp, Burrell & Co), 33 and 36 Front Burton E M, architect, Dekum's Build- BUSTON HOTJSE> J Haas manager, cor M and F Bush t) B Jr, special ngt and adjuster Ho me M utual Insuramc Co, 100 1st BUSHWILER A, justice o{ the peace for Couoh Prtcinot, 44 N 1st Buss Geo, saloon, 05 Morrison BUTTERFIELB BROS (A E and H S Buttertield), watchmakers and jew- elers, SE cor 1st and Morrison (sec advertisement) By bee li E, attorney -at-law and justice, 107 1st BTERLET FABIAN (Plummer & Byerley), SW cor 1st and Main Byrne & Hughes (John J Byrne and Joseph Hughes), saloon, 91 N Ist Byrne John J (Byrne & Hughes), 91 N 1st CAESAB C (C Caesar k Co), 28 N Front CAESAR C ft CO (C Caesar, J R Cam- eron and H Hewett), shipping and commission merchants, 28 N Front Cahaliii K, boots and shoes, 92 1st Cahill Miss, dressmaker, 131 3d Cain J M, druggist, 209 Ist Cain John, cigars and tobacco, 347 N 13th Caldwell Miles, cigars and tobacco, 268 1st California Spring Manufacturing Co, J C Kimball manager, 224 1st CAMERON J R (C Caesur & Co), 28 N Front Cameron Mrs M, groceries, SW cor 3d and Ash Campbell Angus, propr Union Iron Works, SE cor Front and Main Camiibell &, Hewitt (J A Campbell and C H Hewitt), ;\ttorneys-at-law, NW cor 3d and Oak CampLell J A (Oampbell & Hewitt), attorney-at-lavv, NW cor 3d and Oak Campbell J H, 103 1st Campbell J R (McKean & Campbell), 234 2d CAMPBELL THEODORE, barber shop, 213^ Front Cantrell & Findley, sash, doora and blinds and planing-mill, 204 N 9th Capen EUery (Goo B Capen & Co), 7S Front, upstairs Capen Geo B (Geo B Capen ft Co),. 7S Front, upstairs CAPEN GEO B & CO (Geo B and EUery Capen), boot and shoe factory, 76 Front, upstairs Caples John F (Cunjes & Mulkey), at- torney-at-law and district attorney 4th judicial district, NE cor 1st and Stark CAPLES & MTJLKET (John F copies and M F Mulkey), attorneys-at-law, NE cor Ist and Stark Cardwell, Bennett ft Co (Chas H Card- well and G H Bennett), boots and shoes, 109 1st Cardwell Chas H (Cardwell, Bennett ft Co), 109 Ist CARDWELL J R. dentist, Dekum's Building Cardwell W B, physician, 231 Ist Curmichael Chas (Carmichael ft Mc- Cain), 87 Alder Carmichael ftMcCain (Chas Carmichael and J McCain), carpenters and build- ers, 87 Alder Carpenter H, physicivi, NW cor 2d and Morrison Carr Mrs Joh)i A, bakery and groceries, cor 5th and Washington Carr J>)hn A, real estate agent, 85 Alder Carroll Mrs Nora, cigars, tobacco and fruits, 85 N 1st Carson J C, mf r and dealer, sash, doors, blinds, etc, paints, oils and glass. Ill Front Cartwright J C, U S Collector of Inter- nal Revenue, Customs Building Cartwright Wm, groceries, cor 11th and F Cac ey & Blythe (Edward Casey and S F Blythe), publishers "Northwestern Farmer and Dairyman," 122^ Front Casey Edward (Casey ft Blythe), 122^ Front CASTENDIECK 0. saloon, 71 1st •CATHOLIC SENTINEL" (weekly), Joseph R \V illey proprietor, 55 A Catlin John, attomey-at-law, 26 Union Block Caukin G E, dist agt Traveler's Life and Accident Ins Co, 33 Stark Ceeples J A, attorney Central Market, w s Ist, bet A and Ash CHADBOTJRNE F S & CO (F s Chad- bourue), furniture, upholstery, etc, J G Scovy manager, 173 and 175 Ist Chance Geo H, dentist, Odd Fellows Temple CO c CO c o m o o CO t/> CO GO CO 3 3 IIIDnyif nnn l IIIIQEO WKITK BKOH., 18 a 15 main anC 14 A 16 ISp«ar nAnlllf UUII LUlllOCn, at, H. F. Black Walaui^ Spaafsh Cedar. Veneer*. LOUIS IRMERMMIt CO •1 BniTtnuui ga^.JEWELER8. ut ■tlMt. 1024 Oregon — Portla/nd. I-' |i h fiS mm as Chanhonne J, oigftra, tobaooo and v»ri> etiei, 72&lst GHAPKAN J Ai phviioian and iMr- geon and mayor of Portland, NW oor 1st and Alder OHAPICAN J 0> attorney-at-law, 6 Washington CHAPMAH W LAHO, physician and surgeon, NW oor 1st and Alder Chapman W S (Moss ft Ohapmau), 6 Washington Chapman W 8, surveyor, 6 Washington Chapman W W, attorney-at-law, *JOU Ist OHAPPELL J J, manager for Christy & Wise, 34 Front Chnse Mrs L A, sowing machines, 220 Ist Chenery A P, cigars and tobacco, 17U Front CHICAGO EXCHANGE. Paul Reich ert propr, '21 1 Ist CHILD JOHN A. druggist and Griirid Master A U W utr Oregon and Washington, 161 'id Chisholm E, carpenter nns»". Church & Co), N£ cor Front & Ash Church Wm Jr & Bro (Wm Jr and Robt Church), merchant tailors, 56 Morrison dTT BREWERY. Henry Weinhard prop riet or, c or 1 1th and B crrr foundry and machine SHOP. J Uoneymau & Co propri- etors cor Front and Columbia City Jail, N W cor Oak and 2d City of Salem Co, Wm Dunbar agent, 87 and 8'.> Front CLACKAMAS PAPER CO, manufac- turers and importers wrapping and printing papers, twines, paper baus, etc. Dealers ia printers materials, 102 Front CLARENDON HOTEL, Zieber k McKianon pr)priotors, oor Ist and F CLARK J. harness, saddles, saddlery, hardware, etc, 104 and 100 Front CLARK J FRED (J Fre£":%' s..r'.r,:;:..'^;rrCiiiviN NuniNG i son. mil. TbfiGlE t CO.. OAK PLAMK."agP. Oregon — Portla/nd. 1025 Congle J B (J B Congle & Co), 108 and no Front COHOLE J B ft 00 (J B Congle and J B Wyatt), iiameas, siuMloi, saddlory hardware and leather, 108 and 1 10 Front Conrad & Co (O Conrad), dyeing and oleanin){, 10 Hidinou Cook K, mil sic tuacher, 34 Washington Cooke H, uuilertuker and coroner. 111 'Jd CooinauB John B, locksmith and nm- chinist, 30 •Teffenon Cooper C T, barber, SW cor B and Ist Cooper & Hon (George and M L Cooper), butchers, 200 Ist Corbett, FailioK & Co (H W and Ham- ilton F Corbett and Henrv, Edward and JanicH F Failing), wholesale hard- ware, SW cor Front and Oak (!orbett Hamilton F (Corbett, Failing & Co), 81 and 83 Front Corlwtt H W (Corbett. Failing A; Co), SW cor Front and Oak COBBITT & MACLEAT (Wm Corbitt and Donald and Kenneth Maolouy), wholesale grocers and commiuaion merchants, '19 and 31 Front and 28 and 30 Ist (.'Orbitt Wm (Corbitt & Maoleay), res San Fruncisco CORNEL iSCW. druggist, NWcor Stiirk and Ist CORNELL E W (Parrish & Cornell). 44 Washington CORSON E ( -orson & Hodgers), 110^ Front CORSON ft RODOERS (E O Corson and T KoJgt-rs), buot and shoe manu- factory. 110 J Front Cotter .John, barber, 2(> Morrison Cottier Wm T & Co (W T Cottier), in- ventors, 105 Morrison COUNCIL JAMES (Sedge & Council), 52 (yolumbia County Court House, w s 4th bet Sal- mon and Main Cox J W (Waterman & Co), 124 Ist Cox L M, real estate agt. 52 Morrison Cox Norris R (Olen 8c, Cox), dentists, SW cor 1st and Yamhill Crun .John, dry goods, im 1st Ci-andall D W, carpenter and builder, 93 Washington Crane Bros (W E and E S Crane), gro- ceries, watchmakers and jewelers, 207 Ist Cronin P J, saddler and harnessmeker, 201 Front Croxton W, cigars and tobacco, 263 .3d Crozier J L (Crozier & Norton), cor 16th andS Crozier A; Norton (.1 L Crozier and J W Norton), blacksmiths and wagonmak- ers, cor 16th and S Crump Mrs M .1, boarding and lodging, 221>1 2tl Cuddy .r a, tailor. 48 N Ist Currier* Co (Wm and F I Currier), merchant tailors and clothing, 01 1st Curry Geo L, notary public, 14? Ist Curry Martin (Martm ft Curry), 03 N Ist Customs Building, w s 6th bet Morrison and Yamhill Dale Chanoey (D.1I0 k Vernon), 27 Mor- rison Date & Vernon (Chancey Dale and Jas Vernon), saloon, 27 Nforrison Dalgleish D, agt Brownsville Woolen Mills Co, 71 Front DANOUEUOER ALFRED, French Laundry, 211 3d DANIELS E W. proprietor People's Transfer Co, 5 VVashington Durr H L, locksmith, 70 VVashington Durt (} P, agt farm machinery, SE cor Front and Morrison Davenport J T (May & Davenport), cor C and 2d Davidson I G, photographer, H W cor 1 st and Yamhill Davis A M (Cohen. Davis & Co), 162 1st DAVIS H W, justice of the peace, N W cor 4th and Salmon DAVIS J. Pacitic Livery Feed and Sale Stable, SW cor Front and Salmon Davis J F (Kellogg & Davis), NE oqr Yaudiill aad Front Davis N, tuilor. 70 1st Davis T A (Hodge, Davis & Co), 92 and 94 Front Davis W M, saloon, 1 1 N 2d Dayton Frank (Dayton, Hall & Lam- borson), 194 1st Dayton, Hall & Lamberson (Frank Day- ton, Rol)ert F Hall and Buell Lam- berson), importers of hardware, 194 Ist Deatly Matthew P, U S district judge. Customs Building DeFRANCE H M (Protzman & De- France), 135 3d De(Trandpre J A (DeGrandpre & Levin), 108 1st DeGrandpre Si Levin (J A DeGrandpre and M Levin), merchant tailors Deharde George (Louis Permin & Co), 50 N Ist DeHart E .1 (Thompson, DeHart & Co), 173 and 175 Front Dekum's Building, NW cor 1st and Washington DeLashmutt & Oatman (V B DeLash- mutt and Harrison B Oatman), real estate agents, NE cor 1st and Stark DeLashmutt V B (DeLashmutt & Oat- man), NE cor 1st aad Stark DeLin A P (A P DeLin & Co), 109 2d ^ &0 £a ^ sq 00 00 CD CD cna UlDnWnnn l IIIIDCD WHITK BROS . 1» « is K«Sii and 14 * leiiBear llnnUlf UUU LUniDCn, V,t, ». F. Conuter X«p«, Newel PMta. BalMters. PWIIIEI iOnCnDSS t CI., MmSiiIc Tenple,^*. e'jPMt Utrcet. ». g?*^ 1026 Oregon — Portland. CO K DeLin A P ft Co (A P DeLin and Id- ward Holman), undertakers, lOil 2d Dell Sidney, attorney -at-law, 6 Wash- ington DeMartini Angelo, bootmaker, 31 N If-t Dement Balph M (Mitchell & Dement), attorney -at-law, SW cor 1 stand Mor- rison Denholm Wm, cashier Bauk of Oregon, 40]8t DENN'SON B F (Dennison & Watson), attorney-al-law, 31 Union Block DENNISON ft WATSOir (B F Den- nison and C B Wataon), attorneys-at- law, 31 Union Block "DEUTSCHE ZEITUNO" (weekly). C A Landenberger publisher, SW cor 3d and B Dewell Mrs W H, dressmaking, 101 ^ Morrison Dickcl H R, bootmaker, i;9 B Dickson James, physician. Odd Fellows Temple Diesing & Neunert (Otto Diesing and A F Neunert), South Portland Brewery, S Jst bet Grover and Gibson Diesing Otto (Diesing & Neunert), S Ist bet Grover and Gibson Digges Henry, barber, S£ cor Ist and Mill DUO ft OKOPFEK (Henry Dilg and Peter Gropper), locksmiths, bell- hangers, and safe mfrs, 82 Front (see adv) Dilg Henry (Dilgft Gropper), 82 Front DUG JULIUS (Lundberg & Dilg), 164 4tk Ditman Peter, salooa, 31 Madioon Dittenhoefer T, importer cigars, to- bacco, stationery, cutlery, etc, 61 Front DIXON. BEBNSTEDT ft CO (J B Dixon, S Bernstein and Clias Bcrgo- son), showcase manufacturers, SE cor Frimt and Stark Dixon C H (Dowling & Dixon), 69 1st Dixon J B (Dixon, Bernstein & Co), res San Francisco DODD CHA8 H ft CO (Chas H Dodd), hardware, iron, steel, and agricultural implements, Ist, Front and Vine DODOB E T> assistant superinteiulent Kiver Division Oregon Railway and Navigation Co, cor Front and D DODGE L 0, Aurora Restaurant, 134 Front, NE cor Alder DOLPH. BRONAUOH, DOLFH ft SIMON (•! N Dolph, E C Brouaugh, C A Dolph and Joseph Simon), attor- neys-at-law. Odd Felloivs Temple Dolph C A (Dolph, Bronaugh, Dolph & Simon), attoriiey-at-law. Odd Fellows Temple DOLFH J N (Dolph, Bronaugh, Dolph ft Simon), attomey-at-law and vice- president Oregon Railway and Navi- gation Co, Odd Fellows Temple Domerberg John, plumbing and gasfit- tiiig, 146 3d Doray H, Sctloon, cor Ist and C Dorner C C, saloon, 46 Yamhill Dosch H £ (Akin, Selling ft Co), 6 N Front DOVAN ft KNIGHT (Walter J Do van nnd Richard B Knight), druggists, 72 Morrison Dovan Walter J (DovaA ft Knight), 72 Morrison DOWLING ft DIXON (K Dowling and C H Dixon), Belvidere Saloon, 69 1st Duwling H (Dowling ft Dixon), 69 1st DRAKE JOHN M« purchasing agent Oregon Railway and Navigation Co, cor Front and H Dreses B, saloon, 265 Ist Dreycr Albert (Buck ft Dreyer), 61 and 1U4 1st DriscoU Edward, saloon, 47 N 2d Drouilhat J, billiard table nifr, 31 Washington Drouilhat Mine L, restaurant, 31 Washington DRUOAN W C, merchant tailor, 26 Morrison (see adv) DRTDEN D F (Lewis ft Dryden), SW cor 1st and Ash DuBois J D (DuBois ft King), res San Francisco DuBois ft King (J D DuBois and W B King), wholesale grocers and com- mission merchants, 112 and 114 Front Duesbury Horace, artist (portraits), 34 Washington Duffy Ira O (l^ffy ft Shattuck), SE cor 1st and Jt^tferson Duffy ft Shattuck (Iia O Duffy and Thomas Shattuck), butchers, SE cor I st and Jefferson DUN R G ft CO, H H Whitten mgr, jiuroantile agency, 49 1st DUNBAR T N> cigars, tobacco, can- dies, fruits, stationery, etc, 12 Stark DUNBAR WILLIAM, commission merchant, groceries, provisions, farm and dairy produce, and agent City of Salem Co, 87 and 89 Front DUNIWAT FUBUSHING CO (Mrs A S, W S, H R and W C Duniway), publishers "The New Northwest, 5 Washington DUNNE D M (Kelly, Dunne ft Co), 42 Front Dunuing O, physician, 73 1st Durand Organ Co, E Durand mgr, mfrs and dealers in organs, 324 Ist CALVIN NUniNG t SON, ui €/9 c«o GO (0 o o u »99 MAI.V MTRBRT. MAN VHANCIIICO. lr«n Doora. Bank Vaalta, Bte. mm, TUGBIE t CO.. HARDWOOD LDIiBEB. IS and «• apear 8mn Vranclaeo, Oregon — Portland. 1027 Dunham F A (Dunham, Parsons & Co), 187 Front BUIPIAM. PARSONS & CO (F A Dunham, G H Parsons, and P N Getchell), book and job printers, 187 Front Durham Geo H (Williams, Hill, Dur- ham, Thompson & Mays), attorney- at-law, 147 1st Durham R L, city aiiditor, 127 Ist Durkheimer K, cigars and tobacco, 187 1st Durner J G & Co (.J G Durner), candy factory, 94 Morrison Dyer L M, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 235 2d BATON F B. oculist and aurist, NW cor 1st and Morrison Eaton Wm J, cigars and tobacco, 69 N 1st Eberhardt Frederick, carpenter, 71 2d likkford R, meichant tailor, 51 Ash Eddy P A (Eddy & Pickard), cor 16th amis Eddy & Pickard (P A Eddy and Dan Pickard). groceries, cor 10th and S Edwards H E, furniture, carpets and bedding, 169 and 171 2d Edwards J L, physician, 42 N 1 st Effinger Sc Bourne (Wm H Effingfi* and Jonathan Bourne Jr), attorneys-at- law, NW cor 3d and Oak Ettinger Wm H (Effinger & Bourne), at- torney-at-law, NW cor 3d and Oak Eilers F (Geo Ainslie & Co), cor 14th and P Elkeles E, furniture, etc, 133 Front Elliott Henry A (Wadhams k Elliott), 46 and 48 Front, res San Francisco Ellis B, second-hand good?, 195 2d Ellis M, barber, 34 Yamhill Emmons & Emmons (11 W and A C Em- mons), attorneys-at-law, NW cor 3d and Oak EXPIRE BAKERT. Voss & Fuhr proprietors, 42 W^ashington Engelke L, saloon, 215 Front I'^nsign .J 0, surveyor, 76 Oak Ensign Mrs M J, mfr Pearl Corn Powder, 7(> Oak Ensign W L, musician, 76 Oak Epperly John & Co (John Epperly), groceries, 275 Ist Ep]iiuger Louis, saloon, 160 1st ELFSLT A B & CO (of San Fran- cisco), N H Selii,'nian manager, man- ufacturers and importers clothing, 3 and 5 N Front ESMOND HOTEL, J H Brenner pro- prietor, NE cor Front and Morrison Espey Mfg Co, W W Espey propr, car- riages, wagons, etc, Salmon bet Front and 1st Espey W W, Espey Mfg Co, Salmon bet Front and 1st Esser Peter, saloon, 87 2d EUROPE HOUSE, C Schlichting & Bro proprietor, 30 B EVANS DUDLEY, agent Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, SW cor A and 1st "EVENING TELEGRAM," Tele- gram Publishing Co publishers, 102 Front ET^RDING & FARRELL (R Everdingand S Farrell), produce, hay, grain, wliolesale and retail, feed, wool, hides, etc, 140 Front Everding Henry, shipping and commis- sion merchant, grain, groceries, etc, 47 Front Everding R (Everding & Farrell), 14G Front ;; E vers John, Eureka Hall Saloon, 294 1st Ewry & Garnold (John Ewry and John Garnold), undertakers, 201 2d Ewry John (Ewry & Garnold and A Nicolai & Co), 201 2d Fa^an James (Clinton & Fagan), 130 1st Failing lidward (Corbett, Failing & Co), 81 and S3 Front Failing Henry (Corbett, Failing & Co), 81 and 83 Front FAILING HENRY, president First National Bank, 127 1st Failing .lames F (Coibett, Failing & Co), 81 and 83 Front Fairchild Rev A C, Methodist clergyman FAIRWEATHER H W, superinten- dent Pend d'Ureille Division Northern Pacific R R, res Sprague, W T FARMERS AND MECHANICS' STORE, Lewis Prager proprietor, general merchandise, 184 Ist Farrell S ( Everding & Farrell), 140 Front FARRELL S (Sibson, Church & Co), NE cor Front and Ash Fay Matt, barber, 74 1st Fay P J, groceries, cor 1 3th and H Fechhffimer M W (Whalley, Fechheimer & Ach), attorney-at-law and pres Ore- gon Fire and Marine Insurance Co, 43 Ist Fehrenbac ' Albert, physician, 234 1st Felix B (B ''rosper & Co), 15 Oak Fentoi. ^ \\\ notary public, Dekum's Building FERGUSON A, barber, 30 Stark Ferrera A & Co (A.rtonio Ferrera), gro- cers wholesale and retail, 45 1st Ferry C P (Ferry, White & Co), 29 Stark FERRY. WHITE & CO (C P Ferry, Eugene D White and S B Riggen), real estate and insurance and general brokers, 29 Stark FETY C B. seal engraver, 33 Oak O PI o o 01 o > r o 2 > CO H 79 m PI ^i > 2 ■n 79 > Z o 5 o o HkROWOOl LUMBER, WHITE 1IK08,, 1» * 15 Main and 14 A 16 Spear Street, H. F. Oreson Aah, Maple and Alder. LOUIS BRmRMIUI&GO.,S ■tovllac MlTierwaa* 4 FveBck CtockH. IIBWoiitgomerifSt. 1028 CO sS ■I s» e Sii! s I I Oregon — PortlaTid. Feuchtwanger S (Neastadter Bros), 67 and 69 Front Fearer Louis, brewery, west end of B Feurer Louis (Louis Sechtem & Co), 34 Stark Fidelity and Casualty Co of New York, A McKinnie agt, 102 1st Fiuigau John, saloon, cor 13th and G Finnen John, cigars and tobacco, cor Ist and Alder nRST KATIONAL BANK. Henry Fa iling; preside nt, 12 7 Ist FITZOEttALD HUOH, saloon and lodgiuj^, 235 Front Fitzpatrick Hiram (Hart & Fitzpatrick), cor C & 2d Fitzsiinnions Mrs Annie, boarding, C bet N Ist and N Front FLANAOAN M H. Tremont Saloon, NVV cor Stark and 2d FLANAOAN MICHAEL, saloon, SW cor 2d and C Flanders Geo H, propr Flanders & Green wieli Wharves, 32 N Front Fleckonstein Henry (Fleckenstein & Mayer), 24 and 20 Front Fleckenstein & Mayer (Henry Flecken- stein and S Julius Mayer), wholesale liquors, 24 and 26 Front Fleischner L (Fleischner, Mayer & Co), 25 and 27 Front FLEISCHNER, MAYER ft CO (L Fleisoliner, Jacob Mayer, Sol Hirscli and A ScliL.»sel), importers dry guuds, 25 and 27 Front, nnd 24 and 26 1st FLIEDNER C, barber, 142 la. Fli nk .lo hu (Fliuk & Linil)er), 31 B FITNK & T.JVrKKH^ (John Flink and '»/m Linil)er), saloun, 31 B FOLEY WM> conveyancer and notary public, NE cor Ist aitd Stark Foifman J, propr *' StaatsZeitung," 104 1st Folger & Co, proprs Vacuna House, 147i 3d Forbes C M (Forbes 4 Wheeler), 245 Ist Forbes*, Wheeler (C M Forbes and E V Wheeler), furniture and fancy goods, 245 Ist FoNter John 11 (Foster & Kol)ert8on), .S.S and !K) Front Foster A: Uobertsou (John K Foster, W K and D.ivid Hnliertson), wholesale hardware and farming implements, 88 nn<'i i'O Front FOUNTAIN SALOON. John Ilottner. N\V uor Front and Madison (8eea«lv) Fonrnier M:ni' K, French laundry, 113 Washington Frank A L (Frank & Cr>), 13 Washing- ton FRANK ALFREDS (Frank ft Sirith), attorney -at-law, 55 and (Hi Union Block Frank Bros (F A Frank, San Francisco, and O P Frank, Portland), agricult- uralimplements, 142 and 144 Front FRANK ft 00 (J Waddell and A L Frank), Portland Sign Advertising Co, painters, 13 Washington FRANK ft SMITH (Alfred S Frank and Milton W Smith), attomeys-at- la w, 65 and 66 Union Block FRANKLIN JAMES ft GEO, pro- prietors Franklin House, 106 B Fraser Abel, saloon, 28 B FRASER S P, physician and surgeon, 5 Union Block Frazer Jacob (Frazer, Sperry & Co), res Pendleton, Oregon Frazer, Sperry & Co (Jacob Frazer, J L Sperry and Thompson & Barnhart), wool commission merchants, 3U Front Frazier Wm (Godard & Frazier), 154 2d Freeman & Loranger (Wm Freeman and John Loranger), livery stable, cor 2d and Main Freeman Wm (Freeman & Loranger}, cor 2d and Main FREIMAN BERNHARD, coffee house, 1)0 Washiiij^^ton (see adv) Friedlander W, watchmaker and jeweler, 65 Ist y fc- TBDlff A V S) general merchandise and auctioneer, 220 Ist Friederick Emanuel, bootmaker,2t) Yam- hill Frohman Ignatz (Thonhauser & Froh- man), 8 N Front Frjr W B, mgr Singer MfgCo, 92 Mor- rison Fuhr H (Voss & Fuhr), 42 Washington Fury J E, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 144 3d Gallagher James J, shipsmith and h'jusesmith, 26 N 1st Galland W H, candies, nuts, etc, 30SIst (talli Lorenzo, cigars, tobacco, fruits, etc. 191 It Gallick Hyman, boots and shoes, 193 Ist (iambrinus Brewery, Louis Feurer propr, west end of B Gardner C, atty -at-law, 6 Washington Gardner Wm ( Wm < Jardner & Co), 1:14 IM ardner, J .1 Owens and F Fiegand), plumbers and gasKtters, 134 lid Garnold John (Ewry &, (iarnold), 201 2d HD lll>Plt."«*.?.aaar Oregon — Portland. 1029 Gaston J, attomey-at-law. NE cor 1st and Stark Gas Works, cor E and Front Gatens Frank, tailor and pawn-broker, 5 Morrison OATES JOHN, chief engineer River Div O R & N Co, cor Front and D Gaudon F G, merchant tailor, 47 Mor- rison Gearin John M (Bellinger & Gearin), attorney-at-law, 155 Ist Geiger C E, physician, 85 4th Greiger & Kiesel (Wm Geiger and J Kie- sel), barber, 104 1st Geiger Wm (Geiger & Kiesel), 104 Ist George John L, cutlery, 230 1st OEBDES & BOTEFUHR (Richard Gerdes and Frank Botefuhr), impor- ters and jobbers in wines and liquors, cor .3d and Ash GERBES & LEWIS (R Gerdes and Alex Lewis), wholesale and retail liquors, 29 N Front Gerdes llichard (Gerdes & I^ewis), 29 N Front and (Gerdes & Botefuhr), cor 3d and Ash (letchell F N (Dunham, Parsons & Co), 187 Front Geyer Chas, saloon, S bet 15th and 16th (rhiselin J T, pliysician, NW cor 3d and Oak Ciibbins P, bootmaker, SW cor 3d and Ash hs A C, iittorney-iit-law, 105.^ 1st GibbsWm W, atty-at-law, 105A Ist (jriese E G, county commissioner, Court House GILBERT W B. (Xorthup & Gill)ert), attorney -cit-l aw, 8 Uuiou Block (Jill J K & Co (.lohn K and James K Gill), books and stationery, 93 1st Gillette P W, real estate agt, 27 Stark (JiUilandE P, barber, 201 > 1st GILMAN & CO (SI. XGihnau and C M .Stevens), auction and commis- sion njercliauts, 42 Ist GILMAN S L N (Gilman .t Co), 42 1st Giltner .1 S, pliysician, NK cor Ist and Market (tiuocchio G & Co ((J Ciiioccliio, A San- guinettiand ,1 M Motitauo), wholesale and retail liquors, 287 1st '"^l l'' Girard), Terminus Saloon, cor 13th luul ii (Jirard David (Thibault it Girard), 52 N Ist (lirard Ernst, bootmaker, 107 2tl (ileasou .lames iHiiigham &. Gleason), uttoruey-at-law and notary public, 147 Ist Gleason Michael, tailor, 9 Morrison Gleim Jolm, ladies' underwear, 68 Mor- rison Glenn & Cox (J G Glenn and Norris R Cox), dentists, SW cor 1st and Yam- hill Glenn J G (Glenn & Cox), dentist, SW cor 1st and Yamhill Globe Hotel, John Salzer propr, . cor C and Front GOOARD & FRAZIER (L Godard and W Frazier), livery stable, 154 2d Godard Louis (Godard & Frazier),154 2d GOIJDMAN S« produce commission merchant, 123 Front GOLDSMITH & LOEWENBERG (Philip Goldsmith and Julius Loewen- berg), stoves, tinware and house furnishing, 84 and 86 Front Gob'.mith Max (White, Goldsmith & Co), 9 and 11 N Front Goldsmith Philip (Goldsmith & Loew- enberg), 84 and 86 Front, res New York City Goodfellow John, agt Bank of British North America, 50 1st Goodnough A (A Goodnough & Co), 55 N 2d Goodnough A & Co (A Goodnough, A M Smith and H C Coleman), marble- ized slate majitles, mechanics tools and buiblers hardware, 55 N 2d GOODRICH & BROWN (W C Good rich and I F Brown), barber shop, 246.1. lat Goodrich W C (Goodrich & Brown), 246". Ist Goodsell David, atty-at-law, 105.\ 1st Croodwin B F, clerk police department, NW cor Oak and 2d Gore & Hughes (Geo Gore and W Hughes), saloon, 61 2d (lormau J M, propr Norton House, SVV'cor 1st ami C (Jorrill C H, pres Pacitic Bridge Co, 169 2d Gove C A (New York Jewelry Co), 107 1st GRADEHAND FRANK, lig'ir man ufacturer, 70 Morrison GRAF JOHN, proprietor Moehauics Hotel. Water nr Harrison (Jrant Chas, constable, 68 1st Grant Mrs P, propr Grant House, 47 B Grant \V Hudson (Newbury & (Jrant), attorney-at-law, 19 Union Block GRATTON EDWARD, carriage man ufacturer, SK cor 4tli and Ash (see adv) (Jray Wm & Sons (Wm Jr and H Gray), boots and shoes, 149 Front (ireeii H D, pres Portland Water Co and supt Portland GaJight Co, 26 Stark GO CO o% CD CD en CD C/3 G/» CnO UlDnUUnnn IIIMDCD white BROM.. 1» a is Main ami 14 * lO (Spear nAKUflUUIl LUIflDCN, Mt.M.F. Onk, AbH, HUkoiy Maple. Cherry ete. MA80NI0 ournTS, •Mlety €»••««. etc.. at VOBCIMIIS * C#., M aaoBle Teatple, Mo. • Post Mtreet. lA. F. 1030 Oregon — Portland. i o J I Green & Hunsaker (O Green and H K Hunsaker), livery stable, N£ cor 2d and Washington Green John, pres Portland Gaslight Co and supt Portland Water Co, 26 Stark Green O (Green & Hunsaker), NE cor 2d and Washington Greenherg S H (Henrichsen & Green- berg), 149 1st OSEENE S H, justice of the peace, GS 1st and attorney-at-law, room 7 Gli- son's Building, cor Ash and 1st Greeshamer John, bootmaker, 2!)0 1st Gregory H P (H P Gregory & Co), 43 Front; residence San Francisco, Cal Gregory H P & Co (H P and S W Greg- ory and Stewert McClure), machin- ery and supplies, 43 Front Gregory S W (HP Gregory & Co), 43 Front; residence San Francisco, Cal Gregory & Williams (W M Gregory and Thornton Williams), attorneys-at- law, 24 Union Block Gregory W M (Gregory & Williams), 24 Union Block Grelle Henry, restaurant, 9 and 11 Stark Gritzmacher C, captain of police, NW cor 2d and Oak GropptT P (Dilg & Cropper), 82 Front Gross A S, real estate agt, 53 Union Block Gruber Joseph, upholsterer, 104 Wash- ington Guardian Assurance Co, Sibson, Church & Co general agts, NE cor Front and Ash Guilliaume J M, bootmaker, 31 Oak GUINEAN THOMAS, proprietor St Charles Hotel, SW cor Front and Morrison OUHBERT H> cigars and tobacco and barber, SW cor Ist and Yamhill Gundel Bros (Michael, (Jeorge and John Gundel), proprs Northwestern Trans- fer Co, 275 Front Gutmunn Charles (Kummclin & Gut- mann), 82 1st Haas (ico A, mfr umbrellas and para- sols, 1 1 Oak HAAS J, manager Burton House, cor 3<1 and F HACHENET & BENO (Frank Hach- eney and Michael Bcno), wholesale and retail grocers, NW cor ist and Taylor Hacheney Frank (Hachency & Beno), cor 1st and Taylor Haffender Bros (Charles and Edward Hafibnder), groceries, 247 1st Hacner Peter, oootmak'ir, 104 2d Huight E J & Co (E J Haight), real es- tate and loan, cigars, tobacco, fruits and cantlics, 83 1st Higgins T F ( Ahlstedt & Higgins), 25 N 1st Hildreth A F, agt Tatum & Bowen, S F, 187 Front Hill George H, books and atationery, 171 Ist Hill J W, prin Bishop Scott Grammar School, 18th bet C and D Hill W Lair (Williams, Hill, Durham, Thompson & Mays), atty-at-law, res The Dalles HIMES OEO H, book and job printer, 5 Wasliington HINES H K. editor "Pacific Christian Advocate," 207 2d Hiniug Mrs Ida, milliner and dressma- ker, cor 1st and Clay Hirsch Sol (Fleischner, Mjiyer & Co), 25 and 27 Front HIRSTEL CHAS ft GO (Chas and N A Hirstel), stationery and notions, wliolesale cigars and tobacco, 90 1st Hobin Frank, saloon, 41. N Ist Hodge Charies (Hodge, Davis & Co), 92 and 94 Fr<>nt HODOE. DAVIS ft GO (Charles Hodge, T A Davis, Geo W Sntll and Fred K Arnold), wholesale drugs, paiuts, oiln, etc, D2 and 94 Front (see advertisement) CO e o m o o c/> CO — < oo CO HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BBOS.. 18* IS Main and 14 A 1« •pear St, S.F. Oak, Aak, HIefcorjr, Maple, Ckerry, uta. LOUIS BRA?ERIIMN i CO.,'%'S:?.'?an Holton pro- prietor, SE cor ist and Aliler Home Mutual Insurance Co of Califor- nia, (u'o L Storv ninr, KX) Ist HONEYMAN J & CO (••••bn, John Jr, VV B and B F iloneynian), pro- prietors City Foundry and Machint! Shop, cor Front and Columbia Honeyman W B (.! Honcyman & Co), and pres city council, cor Front Jmd Cobimbia Honeyman Wm (Thomj)-^on, De Hart & Co), 173 and 175 Front Hopkins Mrs A, boarding-house, 12!l 4tli Hotalir.g A P & Co (A P Hotaiing, S F, ami E C Lord), wholesale li((Uors, 3 HOTEL ZUR RHEINPFALZ. Block A Ott pro]>rietors, :J32 Iht HOUSE ERNEST, pro]>rietor I'ort- land I'estaurant, SE cor 2d and Ash Houstin Charles, (•oiifoctioiiery and ci- gars and tobacco, 2S8 Ist Howe &. L'o (T M Howe), bookbinder anil paper ruler, ."• Washington Howe .lames (Sweeney 4 Howe), 10(5 1st Howe M A. dentist, New Market The- atre Block Howe M A, dressmaker, NW cor Abler and 1st Howe T M (Howe & Co), 5 Washington Howes E T, attorney-at-law, 269 Ist Hoyt Henry, U S shipping commis- sioner, 32 N Front HUB SALOON, T S Bryan proprietor, cor 1) and Ist HUDBLESON J H- auditor O 11 & N Co, cor Front and D Hudson Henry T, guns, pistols, etc, hardware, cutlery, etc, 33 1st Huilson H M (Hudson & Westeriield), 1.) Stark Hudson & Westeriield (H M Hudson and Clias VVestertield), saloon, 10 Stark Huebn r Julius (Huebner & Jjcahy), 2 Washington Huebner & Leahy (Julius Huebner and James B Leahy), real estate and in- surance agts, 2 Washington Hughes Ellis C, attorney-at-law, 48 Ist Hughes .lohn S, lii(uors, 140 Ist Hughes Joseph (Byrne &, Hughes), 91 N Ist Hummel Christ, saloon, OS 2d Hunsaker 11 E ((irecn & Hunsaker), \E cor 2d a' d Washington Hyde W H, livery and feed stable, 312 Frimt IMPERIAL MILLS of Oregon City, 1> W Burnside proprietor, oHice 10 N Front Ingersoll N, underwriters' agt, 34 Front Ireland 1> C (F W Baltes & Co), 110.', Front Irving 11 & Co (K Irving), propr Oregon Standanl Soap Works, 2ti2 F Isaacs I (Kane k, Isaacs), 24S 1st ISAAC SIMON, proprietor Wiishington Hotel, 207 3d Izer Uev (J W, Methodist clergyman .lackson k Co, wood, \ Front .laekson Frank M, watchmaker and jew- eler, lt.9 Ist Jackson Mrs M M, lodgings, 249 Front Jackson W & Co (Wesley Jackson), wholesale crockery and glassware, 54 Front JACOBS BROS &'C0 l>! and I .lacobs L and M Brown and B >hidem.in), wholesale clothing ami furnishing goods iind agts Oregon City Woolen Mills, :M) and .32 Front Jacobs Henry, gen mdse, II N Ist Jacobs I (.lacobs Bros & Co), 30 and ;>2 Front .lai'obh La/arus, second-hand furniture iind stoves, 2!S4 Ist .lames < Jeorge V, pres Oregon 'transfer Co, 31 .Stark JAMES W S. principal Columbia Conuncrcial < 'ollegc, 122.'. Front JANION R C & SON. agents for Lloyd's, importers and omimission merchants, ."W N h'ront 9 f fi B^ AS i- e >i PIONEER IRON WORKS, iCiiUtblished 1M4* )t«7 Main «itr«et. IS V. MIEH, TUGGIE t CO., CaaiUHT LnMBEH, '&S SfflaiTeor i §> CIO CM as CO E Oreaon — Portlcmd. 1033 Jaskola Joaeph, Pacific Hotel, cor 9th and Front Jay David, groceries, 322 lat Jeffery E J & Co, street contractors and brick makers, 30 Union Block Jenue W G & Co, aasayers, lOD Front Jewett C H (Beatgen, Jewett & Co), Deku m's Building JOHNSON A H> wholesale butcher and packer, Central Market JOHNSON. MoCOWN ft MACRUM (W C Johnson, F McCown and I A Macrum), attorneys-at-law and ab- stracts of titles furnished, 169 lat JOHNSON W C. attomey-at-law (Johnson, McCown &, Macrum) 169 Ist, residence Oregon City Johnston Thomas J, plumber, steam and gasfitter, 168 Front , Jo nes M rs Bertha, dressmaker,53 N 4th JONES E A, physician, 104 Ist Jones Edgar G (F S Bosworth & Co), 40 Front Jones Henry E, physician, 49 1st JONES J F ft SON (J F and Wm Jones), coffee and spice mill, 230 Front Jones J H & Co (J H, J and E K Jones), saw -mill and lumber yard, SE cor Taylor and Front Jones Wm, physician, 49 1st Joseph A, glass, 207 2d Jorgensen Miss A S, millinery, 103 1st Jorgecsen E C (Marx & Jorgensen),28 N Front Jubitz A (Jnbitz 8c Saling), 51 1st Jubitz & Saling (A Jubitz and A Sal- ing), barbers and baths, 51 1st Judkin George H, photographer, 84 Morrison June D L, mgr Tacoma Lime Co and purchasing agt U S Gov light houses, 291 and 293 Front and NE cor Ist and Stark Kafka S, hardware, 234 1st KAHN BROS (Moses, Edward and Jacob), commission merchants, hide, wool, furs and leather, 93 Front Kallich Geo.Oregon Ice Works.ice man- ufacturer, cor 17th and U KANE ft ISAACS (Wm Kane and I Isiiuca), Villard Parlors Barber Shop and baths, 248 Ist Kane Wm (Kane & Isaacs), 248 1st Kapus Wm, sec Oregon Furniture Man- ufacturing Co, 208 and 210 Ist Kauce Francis, bakery, 145 3d Kearney Edward S, U S marshal, Cus- toms Building Keck James, physician, NW cor lat and Alder Keegan Bros (Alexander and John), saloon, 83 N 1st Keeth ft Hale (J R Keeth.and L H Hale), fish, game, poultry, etc,270l8t Keeth J R (Keeth & Hale), 270 Ist Keil Jacob (Keil & Wagner), 81 Waa h- ington Keil & Wagner (Jacob Keil and Joseph Wagner), groceriea and hardware, 81 Washington Keith & Son (Matthew and Mat- thew Keith Jr), oyster saloon, 81 1st cor Oak KEUHER F> proprietor Occidental Restaurant, NE corner 1st and Mor- rison Keller J S (J S Keller & Co), 261 lat Keller J S & Co (J S Keller and John D Mergen), butchers, 261 1st Kelley P J, cigars and tobacco, 47 N 1st Kellogg & Davis (J £ Kellogg and J F Davis), proprs National Hotel, NE cor Yamhill and Front KELLOOO GEO. physician, a a Main bet 2d and 3d Kellogg J B (Kellogg & Davis), NE cor Yamhill and Front KELLOGK} J&'CO (Joseph, Orin, H and Jason Kellogg), forwarders and transporters, foot of Yamhill KXLLT, DUNNE ft CO (John Kelly, D M Dunne and Wm Wurzman), wholesale p imts, oils, etc, 42 Front Kelly Mrs E(i, cigars and tobacco, SW cor B and 1st KELLT HON JAMES K, attorney at- law, NE c or 1s t and Stark KELLT JOHN (Kelly, Dunne & Co), 42 Front Kelton E A (Tribou & Kelton), Ash bet 2d and 3d KENNEDY D P, attomey-at-law, room 5 Dekum's Block (see adv) Kennedy Thos H, meat market, cor 13th and M KERRON ft MACBETH (Wm Kerron and Wm Macbeth), general merchan- dise, 173 and 175 2d Kerron Wm (Kerron & Macbeth), 173 and 175 2d Kiernan J ( Wiberg & Kiernau), 145 Front Kiesel J (Geiger & Kiesel), 104 Ist Kilbourn Oscar, auctioneer and U S ganger, 62 1st KELIEEN JAMES> cooperage, 287 and 289 BVont (see adv) Killin B (Killin Sc Morelaud), attomey- at-law, Dekum's Building Killin & Morelaud (B Killin and J C Moreland), atttrneys-at-law, Dekum's Building Kimball A S, depot and disbursing ?uartermaster Dept of the Columbia J S Arim, NW cor 1st and Morrison KIMBALL J C> manager California Spring Manufacturing Co, 224 Ist CO CO oo «/> &0 en HARDWOOD UIMBER i WAGON STOCK 'IKlffS^S^V*.*^ M MASONIO OUTFITS, %».V«tV.**»r.V<5fKISiV*' 1034 Oregon — Portlarid. Kinoaid Wm (J R Witherell & Go), 72 l8t King Mrs, dreumaker, 163^ 3d King S W (Olds & King), 186 Ist King W B (DuBois k King), 112 and 1 14 Front Kippe D, saloon, 26 Oak Kiter Tobias, second-hand goods, 300 Front Kling Edward, contractor and builder, 211 3d KIIPPEL ADAM, manager "Pacific Christian Advocate," 207 2d Klosterman August G, wholesale grocer, f)2 Front Klosterman ft Co (John and Adolph Klos- terman), wholesale grocers, 40 Front Klumpp Wm, engraver and die sinker, NW cor 2d and Morrison KNAPF. BURRELL & CO (R B Knapp and M S Burrell), importers and dealers in agricultural imple- ments, mill machinery, engines, etc, 33 and 35 Front Knapp J B (J B Knapp ft Co), 267 1st KNAPP J B ft CO (J B Knapp and S B Parrish), commission merchants, 267 1st Knapp R B (Knapp, Burrell ft Co), 33 and 35 Front Knight Richard B (Dovan ft Knight), 72 Morrison Knoll Richard, wholesale and retail liquors, 132 3d Koch John, bootmaker, 209 3d Koehler Wm, dentist, SW cor Ist and Main Kohn Joseph, clothing, etc, SW cor Ist and Morrison Korell C H, cigars and tobacco, 41 N 1st Koshland Bros (M and N Koshland), wool, hides and furs, grain and wool bags, etc, 34 N Front Koshland M (Koshland Bron), 34 If Front Koshland N (Koshland Br g I 00 Oregon — Portlomd. 1036 Leaman R.(W P Lewis * Co), NW oor Front and G Leavens John M (Wm Bumell ft Co), Morrison St Wharf Leek John (Brandt ft Leek), 33 Madison Legrand Anton (Legrand ft Brown), 44 Ist Legrand ft Brown (Anton Legrand and Louis Brown), wholesale liquors, 44 1st Leihy G W (Acker ft Leihy), 107 2d Lemline L, cigars and tobacco, 160 1st Lemmon Richard, saloon, 7 N 1st Lenhart A, attorney-at-law, 151 1st Lent Geo F (Lent ft McUrew), and no- tary public, 10 Stark Lent ft McGrew (Geo P Lent and Jasper C McGrew), real estate and loan agts, 10 Stark Leonard H S, sec Portland Water Co and Portland Gas Light Co, 26 Stark Leonard Joseph, saloon, 27 N Front Levin Julius (H Wolf, Bro ft Co), 45 Front Levin M (De Grandpre ft I^evin) l>vy, Cohn ft Co (Morris Levy, Herman Cohn and M Straaburger), clothing and furnishing goods, 172 Ist Levy Julius, furniture, 44 1st Levy Ludwig, watchmaker and jeweler, 215 Ist Levy Mark, produce commission, 122 Front Levy Morris (Levy, Cohn ft Co), 172 1st Lewis Alex (Gerdes ft Lewis), 29 N Front Lewis C H ( AUeu & Lewis), cor N Front andD LEWIS & DRTDEN (Harry R Lewis and D F Dryden), publishers "Trav- elers' Guide," cor 1st and Ash LEWIS HARRT R (Lewis ft Dry- den), cor 1st and Aah Lewis Isaac W, carpenter, 53 A Lewis L H (Lewis ft Strauss), 123 1st Lewis ft Strauss (L H Lewis and J Strauss), dry goods, 123 1st LEWIS W A, architect, 85 Alder Lewis W P (W P Lewis ft Co), NWcor Front and G Lewis WPft Co (W P Lewis, C W Vanstone and R Leaman), Portland Planing Mill, N W cor Front and G Ley J, barber, 68 1st LIBERTY JOSEPH, blacksmith and wagonmaker, SW cor Front and Jef- ferson (see advertisement) LIBRART ASSOCIATION OF PORTLAND, Henry A Oxer libra- rian, SW cor Stark and 1st Lichenstein Marks (Harris ft Lichen- stein), 128 1st Lichtenthaler F M, constable, oor Ist and Columbia LEEHE ft HOELBOrO (Th H Liebe and D W Hoelbing), Oregon Steam Bakery, 53 Ist Liebe Th H (Leibe ft Hoelbing), 53 Ist LIEBIO HARRY, branch saloon, SE cor 3d and Alder Limber Wm (Flink ft Limber), 31 B ' Lindeleaf G A, boot and shoe mfr, 73 Washington Lindenbaum Moses, tailor, 24 Yamhill Lindermann Wm, cigars and tobacco, no Ist Linehan Henry, boarding, 29 N 3d Lipman S (S Lipman ft Co), res San Francisco LIPMAN S ft CO (S Lipman, A Wolfe, T CoUinson, S Wasserman and M Sternfels), dry goods, NW cor Ist and Washington Listmann Henry (Listmann, MuUer ft Hannaman), 49 and 51 N 2d Listmann, Muller ft Hannaman (Henry Listmann, Henry Muller and Eugene Hannaman), mfrs and dealers furni- ture and bedding, 49 and 51 N 2d TJTT H Bf suits, cloaks and dress goods, S W cor 3d and Alder Liverpool and London and Globe Insur- ance Co, Phillip C Schuyler general agent, 5 1st Lote A ft Co (Anatole Lobe), 'crockery, etc, 169 1st Loewenberg Julius (Goldsmith ft Loew- enberg), 84 and 86 Front and pres Oregon Stove Foundry London and San Francisco Bank (lim- ited), W Mackintosh mgr, NW cor 3d and Oak LONG E E ft CO (E E and H R Long), American Laundry, cor 10th and F Loranger John (Freeman ft Loranger), cor 2d and Main Lord E C (A P Hotaling ft Co), 3 and 5 N 1st Loretz P, saloon, 28 Yamhill Lo Romer John (Neer ft Lo Romer), architect, NW cor Alder and 1st Lortcher Jacob (Lortcher ft Miller), 252 1st Lortcher ft Miller (Jacob Lortcher and J W Miller), stoves and tinware, 252 Ist Lotan James,{U S inspector of boilers, 32 N Front LOUIS J B, cutler, locksmith and bell hanger, 67 N Ist Lovejoy Mrs E, fruit and vegetable can- nery, SE cor Madison and 4th Lowengart Philip (M Seller ft Co), SW cor N Front and B Lowenstein Sam, pres Oregon Furniture Mfg Co, 208 and 210 1st C JO > o o o 01 o > r o z. > CD H ;d m PI CO > z ■n > CO o O lUnnW nun l IIIIQCO white BB»m. , is * is llala «nd 14 Ss. 16 Mpear llllnll IIUUII LUQIDlIi, tttreet, H. F. Waii«n iiteek. Cabinet Woada, ete. LOUIS mmtaun i co.. ^.^aggtUy. JEmm. U9 itfMkn> F< 1036 i Oregon — Portland. U m S B S H o I0WH8DALE * 00 (J P O Lowns- dale and J R Wheat), real eatate agta and insurance brokers, 6 Wash- ington LOWVSDALE J P (Lownsdale ft Co), 6 Washi ngton LTJEO HENRT* blacksmith and ma- chinist. 30 Oak Lund £ H, gunsmith, 27 Oak LUNDBERO ft DILO (Wm Lund- berg and Julius Diig), Oregon Elec- trical Works, mathematicians and opticians, 164 4th (see udv) LUNDBERO WH (Lundberg & Dilg), 164 4th Lundblad R V, saloon, SW cor 1 st and £ Lundin P O, carpenter an-1 builder, 2d bet Stark and Oak Luther T P, captain of police, NW cor 2d and Oak Lutz M J, saloon, 113 Front Lyon S M, money bmker, 124 iHt Macbeth Wm (Kerron & Macbeth), 173 and 175 2d Macdougall & Bower (C J Macdougall and J M Bower), attorneys-at-law, 48 Ist Macdougall C J (Maednugall & Bower), attoriii'y-at-lu stoves and tinware, 27 N Ist Maddux F L (Penu & Maddux), 95 Washington Magoon L B (Woodward k Magoon), cor 2(1 and Taylor Mtther T J, butcher, 102 S Ist Maher W L, groceries, 100 S 1st HACRUM I A (JohiiHon, McCown k McCrum), attoriiey-at-law, l()S» Ist Mair John, snpt Willaineite Inm Works, 68 N IVont Mairet A, watchniakei-, 8 Morrison Malarkcy Chas A (I has A Malarkey & Co), NE cor 2d and Oak Malarkey Chas A & L'o (Chas A Malar- key and Tho8 Teirney), fish, poultry, game, etc, NK cor 2d and Oak Malarkey C J H (I) J Malarkey & Co), 10 and 12 Front Malarkey Mrs D J (D J Malarkey & Co), 10 and 12 Front Malarkey D J 4; C . (Mrs D J and C J B Malarkey), shipping and commission merchants, 10 and 12 Front Malarkey M A (Spriugmeyer & Co), 14 Jefferson Manciet ft Eigne (John D and Frank P Manoiet, and J Bi>;ne), proprs St George Hotel, 301 Ist Manciet Frank P(Muaoiet ft Eigne), 301 Ist Manciet John O (Manciet k Bi^^ite), 301 Ist Manheim C, tailor, 1 1 Morrison MANLET A B (Manlcy ft Truman), 8i 1st MANLET ft TRUMAN (A E Manley and J R Truman), real estate and loan agents, SJ Ist MARINCOVICH PETER, proprietor UniteiM>rM, Bank Vaaltii, Btc. UlEM, TU6CH t CO.. Eastern Hart Wood JMmber.'^t^^air 1 E t CO 09 CO E CO Oregon — Portland, 10»7 Mav Levi (Hexter & M»y), 124 and 126 Front May W T (May & Davenport), oor C and 2d Mayer Jacob (Fleischner, Mayer 8l Co), 25 and 27 Front Mayer S Julius (Fleukenatein & Mayer), 24 and 26 Front May field W I, can ies, cigars, etc, NW cor 3d and Yamhill Mays Pierce (Williams, Hill, Durham, Thompson k Mays), attorueys-at-law, residence The Dulles McAllister T B, saloon, 248 1st McArdle John, horseshoer, 234 2d McArthur A A, aut Dime Medical Co, 53 Union Block McBREEN CHARLES E. crockery, glassware, stoves, ranges, etc, 149 3d (see adv) McBRIDE & FOmDEXTER(S B McBridti and J M Poiiulcxtcr), Union Carriage Factory aud blacksmith shop, NE c<)r 2d aud Salmon McBRIDE S B (Mc Bride & Poindex- ter), NE cor 2d and .Salmon McCahe W L (Brown & McCabe), 94 Front McCain J (Carmichael & McCain), 87 Alder McCa rron Owen, bootmaker, 319 1st MoCLURE E £, lumber, iSE cor Yam- hill and Front McClure Stewart (H I* (irogory & Co), 43 Front McOONNELL SAMUEL, Occident Sa- loon, 47 N 1st McCOWN F (Johnson, McCown & M crum), attorney-ut-law, 1G'.> 1st; residence Oregon City McCoy Geo W, bonk and job printer, SE cor Ibt and Stark McCRAKEN J (McCraken ft Mason), 60-66 N Front McCRAKEN & MASON (J McCraken and VV S Mason), wholesale grocers, shipping and commission, 60-66 Front MuCroskey Mrs C E, dressmaker, 53^ N4th McEntee P, blacksmith, cor 3d and A McFALL W> manager Clackamas Pa- per Co, 102 Front Mc(>ilvrtty Wm (Sterrock & McGilvray), 43.N 1st McGinn Charles, bakery, 128 Washing- ton McGinn Henry E, attorney-at-law and notary, 48 1st McGrew Jasper C (Lent & McGrew), 10 Stark MdNTOSH J R assayer, NE cor Stark and 1st (see adv) M(^TOSH J F, manager Norh Pa- cific News Co, 146 1st MoKean ft Campbell (W C MoKean and J R Campbell), blacksmiths and wag- onmakera, 234 2d MoKean W C (McKean ft Campbell), 234 2d MoKEE E D, manager Meyer, Wilson ft Co^l6 N Front MoBXE SAMUEL, Snug Saloon, 200 4th MoKEK^IE ANDREW (J Fred Clark ft Co), 28 Washington MoKercher D C (McKercher ft Thomp- son), and city treasurer, 105 1st MoKeroher ft Thompson (D C McKer- cher and L £ Thompson), books and sta tionery, 105 1st McKINNlJi A. manager The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co of Califor- nia and Fidelity and Casualty Co of New York, 102 1st McKinnon J D (Ziebur ft McKinnon), cor 1st and F McKinnon Neil, bootmaker, 91 Wash- ington McKinzie Alexander (John Moir ft Co), oor E and 1st McLaughlin Hugh, saloon, NE cor Clay and 2d McLeran Bros (R S and F W McLeran), Hour-mills, cor 4th and H McMannus Mrs T D. lodgings, 53i N 4th McMichael H M J, Accountant Bank of British North America, 50 1st McPlielim J, groceries, fruits, etc, 32 Stark McWuin O G (C A Plummer & Co), 50 Front Meadows W, physician, 224A Ist MECHANICS HOTEL. John Graf proprietor. Water nr Harrison Meier ft Frank (A Meier and E Frank), gen mdse, 181 to 185 Front, 10 and 12 Yumhillandl82 Ist Mollis Bros ft Co (F J, F R and T W Mellis), dry goods, etc, 126 Ist Mendelson A L, clothing, etc, 168 1st Mendenhall E (Mendenhall ft Steeves), attoruey-at-law and notary pub ic, 149 1st Mendenhall J C, fish, 33 Yamhill MENDENHALL & STEEVES (X N steeves and E Mendenhall), attorneys- at-law, 149 Ist Merchants' Exchange Association, Wm J Leahy sec. New Market Theatre Block Mergen John D (J S Keller ft Co), 261 1st Mergens J, groceries, cor 11th and F Merges N C (Merges ft Vosper), 47 Stark Merges ft Vosper (N C Merges and Al- fred Vosper), marble works, 47 Stark Meston John J, bookbinder, blank book mfr and,p;iper-ruler, 106 Front 7^ CO c/» CO CO CO en HARDWOOD LUMBER ^—"~ »«••»••«» * »» m*»« •m" * t« »pe.*» at, S. F. Hubs. Spokes, Rims, Poles, Shsfta, ete. ODD FELLOWS' SUPPUES, ">*S»%'«r*.S^r/8SfKS ltre«(,li.r. 1038 Oregon — Portland. l\ %? KBTB0P0U8 HOTEL. J H Sohade proprietor, 8K cor I at and Main Meuawlorffer C H, hatter, 161 Front Meyer Fred, suloon, 13 N lit Meyer Henry, saloon, NW cor 2d and Waahington Meyer John, vinegar factory, 48 N lat lOETER. WILSOir ft 00 (H L E Meyer, San Francisco, John Wilson, Liverpool, England), shinping and ooinmission merchants, E D McKoe manager, 16 N Front MeyersBilly (Wheeler & Meyers), 148 lat Miller A S ft Son (A 8 and H B Miller), bridgebuildcrs, 'M Union Block lirTTT.lei^ BROS (A F and F W Mill- er), wholesale seeds, treea, tlowera, etn, ]<(5 Front Miller J B, watches and jewelry, 120 1st Miller J W (Lortchor & Miller), 262 lat Minvillo James, dri-ssniuking, 161 8d Misner Bros (D K and It M Misner), feed and livery, 28 Taylor Mitchell & Dement (John H Mitchell and Ralph M Dement), attorneys-at- law, SWcorlstand Morrison Mitchell (ieo, groceries, 50 Morrison Mitchell J, groceries, .'W Yamhill Mitchell John U (Mitchell k Dement), attorney-at-law, SW cor Ist and Mor- rison Mitchell \V H, gcncrnl agiuit for Mitch- oil wagons. 148 Frcuit MQHR W M, bootmaker, cor 2d and C Moir John (John Moir & Co), cor E and Ist Moir John & Co (John Moir and A Mc- Kiuzie), ship cliandlers, cur E and Ist Molson & Sons (W M and F\V Molson), brewers, maltsters aiul cordage nifrs cor D and Utii Monroe Joseph, saloon, 45 N Front Montano James M ((> (iinociluo & Co), 2S7 Ist HONTHTON J D. stuirbuildir. 1 10 N lUh MOODY H Li pliyxiciaii and surgeon, •JS'J Ist Moo icy (f A (Mooney & N'alentiiie), 2S F ont M( (iiey & VaieMtine(*' A Mooiu^y arvJ ' ii Valcntini'), wliok'.salc fancy dry goods, millinery and straw goods, IW Front MOORE CW. ^<:>loon, |s7 1st MOORE 9 M. Oregon Brass Works, 'Jd bet C and D Moore (»eo, groceriuH, cor 15th and O Mordaunt Allxjrt, restaurant, SO N Ist Moreland J C (Killin & Moreland), at- tomcy-at-law, Dukum's Building MORELAND S A, police judge, NW corner Oak and 2d MORET (F K Beach ft Co), 103 Front Morgan A H (Weeks ft Morgan), 247— 261 Front Morgan Phil, grainer, 13 WMhington Morin Theo. tinsmith, ]()3 2d "MORNTVO OREbOHIAN." Ore- Sonian Publishing Co publishers, 102 ■ront " MORNINO STANDARD." A Nolt- ner proprietor, 5 Washington MORaIB I. groceries, SW comer E and 3d Morris Kt Kev Bishop Wistar, rector St Helen's Hall, w s 4th bet Madison and Jefferson MORRISON E W. attornoy-at-law, 43 1st Morse C C ft Co (C C Morse and M J Morse), art and music store, IG3 Ist Morse ft Miner, painters, 1 1 1 4th Moses Andrew J, attorney-at-law, no- tary an«I commissi iter of deeds, 101 Occidental Hotel MOSS ft CHAPMAN (W S Moss and W S Chapman), publishers "Sun- day Mercury," 5 Waahington Moss W S (Mt)ss ft Cliupnntn), 5 Wash- ington MXJIR JOHN. Buperintentlent of tral He O 1{ and N Co and Northern Pa- cific Railroad, SW corner Front and D Mulkey M F (Cai.les ft Mulkey), attor- ney-at-law, Nh cor Itt aiul Stark MTJLLEN H J. ci^'ars and tobacco, 27 N Ist Mullor August K, saloon, 75 Washington Muller Henry (Listmann,Muller& Han- nanuui), 4*.) and 5! N' '.'d MULTNER F ft CO (F Multner), all kintls of oilH, 225 2d Mnnger Wm, druggist, cor lOth and S Munk A, poultry, game, eggt, etc, 53 Washi ngto n MURDOCK A 0. clectrotypor aiul ster- eotyiMT, lO'.t Front MURPHY. GRANT ft CO. of s F, C K Havens innnagcr, who'esale dry- (jOo«Ih, N^V cor N 1st atxl A Murray Mrs F M, physician SE citr Ist and Morrison Murray J W, grainer, 'JO Salmon Murton Mrs K J (Tu«tiii ft Murton), 8!».\ Morrison "MUSICAL PASTIME" (monthly), Wiley B Alien publislar, 153 .'{d Mutual Life Insurance Co of V Y, Phil- lip C Schuyler agt, 5 Ist Myers Arnold, calan<-t maker and car- penter. 100 2.1 Myers H. watchmaker and pawn- bniker, 18! Ist cor Yandiill NAHON S A. cigar manufacturer, 106 Front I U9 ^ ^ en CO CO CO • GO o o PIONEER IRON WORKS. CALVIW NUTTIIVU A MOW. Pr»prl«>l«ra. Bstabllahftd 1M4». SM7 HalnMre^UII P. miW, TUGBIE t CO.. MEXIMH HMB WOODSr«&yj»&r CQ Oregon — Portland. 1030 NARROW GAUGE HOTEL. Matthie- Ben k Hochler proprietor!, 274 Ut National Hotel, KelloKg(fc Davii propra, NE cor Yamhill aim Front Neer D D (Noer ft Lo Romer), archi- tects, NW cor AUlor and Ist Noer k Lo Homer (D D Neer and John Lo Uomer), architocts, NW cor l«t and Alder Neimeyer Gottlinb, merchant tailor, 70 Morriaon NELSON A F, superintendent Portland Carriage Manufactory, 201 and 206 4th (sue advertisement) Nelson Chnt, barber, 71 N Ist Nelson T J (John Harlow k Co), N Front bet Q and S NeppachS A, druggist, 7S 1st Nestor Mrs M A, groceries, 8E cor 3d and Market Neunert A F (Diesing k Neunort), and groceries, 141 8 Ist NEUSTADTER BROS (Henry, J H and D Neustadter, J Rosenbaum, 8 Feuchtwanger and 1 Oppenheimer), wholesale gonta' furnishing goods and clothing, 67 and 69 Front Neustadter D (NeuHtadter Bros), res San Fruncisco, Cal Neustadter Henry (Neustadter Bros), res New York City Neustadter J II (Neustadter Bros), res San Francisco, Cal Newbury & (Tnint (VV S Newbury and W Hudson (Jrant), 10 Union Block Newbury W 8 (Newbury k Grant), at- torney-at-law, lt> Union Block Newconib K, grand recorder A O U VV, NW cor 'Jd and Morrison NEWELL E C> af;(-*nt Wheeler k Wilson Manufacturing Co, 88 Morri- son Newhouse W E, wood yard, Oak St Wharf Newman 8, tailor and second-hand clothing, 'JO.') '2d New Market Theiitre, F W Stechhan lessee, Ist Hot A ami Asli •NEW NORTHWEST,' (The) (weekly), Duniway Pul)lishing Co Iiuhlisliers, 5 Washington 5W YORK HOTEL. H Rothfos & Co proprietors, cor Front and B New York Jewelry C.i (C A and K L (iove), watclies and jewelry, 107 Ist NEW YORK NOVELTY CO (Joseph Hall)erstailt), importers varieties, 41) Ist (sec advertisement) Nicholas H B, attorney-;it-law, 20 Un- ion Block Nichols A 8 & Z B, physicians, 59 Union Block Nicholson W T B, broker and collector, Dekum's Building Nioklin T L (Barber k Nioklin), dentUt, 149 Ut Nicolai A (A Nioolai k Co), oor 14th and P Nioolai A & Co (A Nicolai, Geo Ainalie and John Ewry), lumber, cor 14th andP Nicolai k Bro (Louis and Theo Nioolai), lumber and planing mills, 61 and 63 N2d NICOLAI HOUSE, C Ryan proprietor, oor 3d and D NIEDERAUER JACOB, barber shop, 7N 1st NIXALSON NILSON, cigars, tobacco and fruits, 40 N 1st NOLTNER A, editor and proprietor "The Standard," 5 Washington NOON W C. bag factory, 16 Front Nordon k Andrus (D L Norden and W H Andrus), proprs Occidental Hotel, NE cor 1st and Morriaon Norden D L (Norden k Andrus), NE oor 1st and Morrison NORTH FACmC LUMBERING AND MANUFACTURING CO. N Versteeg president, w s 2d bet F and G North Pacific Mutual Life Association, W Underbill mgr, 100 Front NORTH FACinC NEWS CO, J F Mcintosh manager, wholesale ntv -, dealers, books and stationery, 146 1st "North Pacific Rural Spirit" (weekly), W W Baker propr, 106 Front Northrup E J & Co (E J Northiup), carriage and wagon material, cor lat and Main NORTHUF & GILBERT (H H Nor- thup and W B (Jilbert), attorneys-at- law, 8 Union Block NORTHUF H H (Northup& Gilbert), attorney-at-hiw, 8 T^nion Block "NORTHWESTERN FARMER AND DAIRYMAN" (monthly), Casey k Blythe publishers, 1224 Front Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co of Milwaukii', N W Garretson gen a.t, 93 5th Northwestern Transfer Co, Gundel Bros proprs, 275 Front Norton House, .1 M Gorman propr, SW c -r Ist and C Norton J W (Crozior k Norton), cor 16th and 8 Norton W S, barber, 7 Aider OAKES T F, ' it'f-i resilient Northern Pacific R li, res Nu.v York City Oatman Harrison B (Do Lashmutt k Oatmciu), NE cor 1st and Stark O'Brien T J, cigars and tobacco, 88 1st OCCIDENT SALOON. Samuel Mc- Conuell, 47 N Ist C > z o o o J3 GO GO C/9 GO C/3 GO It- hardwood lOMBER. SMiV"""* "* •»««—- " l«8p«ar fJoanterTops, Newel floats, Balaaier l OUIS BMVERimH t CO., Sggg.S^agg? I \9 Moiilgoiiienf St o B 1040 Oregon — Portland. Occidental Hotel, Norden &; Andrua propra, HHcor lat and Morrison OCCIDENTAL RESTAUBANT, P Keliher proprietor, NE cor 1st and Morrison O'Connor John, groceriea, 120 Front O'Connor T J & Co (T J O'Connor), auctioneera and commission merchants, 60 lat O'Ul Fellows Lihrary, Geo B Henry librarian. Odd Fellowa Temple Odd Fellows Temple, SW cor 1st and Alder Ogden G W, groceries, 80 S 1st OldendorflFE (OldendorflF, Harvey &Co), NE cor Washington and 1st OLPENDOBFF. HASVET & CO (L OldendorflF, J W McL Harvey and D F Leahy), general brokers aud wool dealers, NE cor Washington and Ist Olds J C (Olds & Summers), 183 I3t Olds & King ( W P Olds and S W King), dry goods, 186 1st Olds & Summers (J C Olds and O Sum- mers), crockery and glassware, 183 1st Olds W P (Olds & King), 186 1st O'Leiry D, bootmaker, '287 G Olsen James, carpenter, foot of Yamhill Oppenheimer I (Neustadter Bros), res New York City Ordway Julius, supt Willamette Steam Mills Lumltering & Mfg Co, N Front from Q to S O'Regan Wm D (Akcrs & O'Regan), 233 Front OREGON BRASS WORKS. D M Moore, 2d bet C and I) Oregon City Woolen Mills Agency, Ja- cobs Bros & Co agts, 30 and 32 Front OREGON ELECTRICAL WORKS Lundberg &. Dilg proprietors, 164 4th (see adv) Oregon Fire and Marine Insurance, of Portland, M W Fechheimer pres, J Fred Clark secy, 28 Washington Oregon Furniture Mfg Co, Sam Lowen- stein pr««, Wm Kapus secy, 20S and 210 Ist and 200 and 21 i Front Oregon Hotel, John Salzer & Bro proprs, cor D and N 1st OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVI- GATION CO. ucneral otlice SW cor Front and I) Oreuon Standard Soap Works, 11 Irving & Co proprs, 262 F Oregon Stove Foundry, Julius Loewen- berg pres, T "uia Kuhn secy, 244-254 Front Oregon Transfer Co, Geo V James prea, Edward F Albright secy, office 31 Stark OREGON AND WASHINGTON MORTGAGE SAVINGS BANK. of Oregon, Wm Reid managing di- rector, 48 1st Or gon and Washington Newspaper T'lbliahing Co, W D Palmer mgr, 1*> Front O^K IONIAN PXTBIISHING CO. uitbliahes " Morning 'yregonian," H L Pittoc'' manager, K'-i Front 0S30RHE D M <&$ CO. of Auburn, N Y, S 8 Burge manager, harvesting machinery, 2U4 and 2Ur> Front O'SHEA BROS (Jolm F and J B O'Shea), butchers and packers, 6 Cen- tral Market O'Shea Walter, pawnbroker, 23 lat Osvold & Co (M Osvold, E Ayers and P W Sundbom), bootmakers, 30 Stark Osvold M (Osvold & Co) 30 Stark 0WEN8 MRS B A, physician and surgeon, SW cor 1st and Main Owens J J (Wm (Gardner & Co), 134 3d Owens P L, bakery, 51 N 1st OXER HENRY A. librarian of the Library Association of Portland, SW cor Stark and 1 st Pacific Bridge Co, C H Gorrill pres, 169 2d "PACIFIC CHRISTIAN ADVO- CATE" (weekly), Adam Klippel manager, 207 2d PACIFIC LTVERY. FEED & SALE STABLE. J Davis propr, SW cor Front and Salmon Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co of California, A Mcl^innie manager, 102 Ist "PACinC OVERSEER. • W I) Pal mer manager, ]&i Front PACKARD J A, groourii i, fruits and produce, 2'.t5 Ist PaflTenbarger Alfred, a tiinuy-at-law, 122i Front Page F H, commission protlucc, hay, grain, fruit, etc, 132 Front Pf.ge W W, attorney -at-law, SE cor Ist and Morrison Paine C H, feed and boarding stable, 34 Ash Palmer W D, manager " PaciH- Over- seer '' and Oregon & Wawhington Newspaper Publishing Co, 102 F'ront Papworth Thomas, butcher, 72 Wash- ington Parker Mrs A J, cigars and tobacco, cor N Ist and E PARRISH ft CORNELL (L M Par rish and E W Cornell), real estate and loan auts, 4^ Washington PARRISH LM (Parrish & Cornell), 4i Washington Parrish 8 B (J B Knapp k Co), 267 lat CALVIN NUniNG t SON, M»iiunM>tarer« all kinda IRO!? MfOtUL, iM7 Mala Mtreet, Haa rraMciaca. \t at men, TU66LE t CO., H>«DWOeD LUIIBEB. "iCV^fflS -• Oregon — Portlcmd. 1041 con- Panona G H (Dunham, Parsons & Co). 187 Front PATER C, Portland Jewelry Manu- factory, 167 2d Paterson C W (Harkins k Paterson), 26 Salmon Pattee H E, wheelwright, cor G and 5th PATTERSON T. real estate broker, NE cor Ist and Stark Pat ton M J, dentist, 107 let Paxton F, attorney-at-law and county snpt of schools, NW cor Front and Stark Pearson C F, painter, 74 Oak Penn M A (Penn & Maddux), 95 Wash- ington Penn & Maddux (M A Penn and F L Maddux), stoves and tinware, 95 Washington FENNET JOSEPH E, Gem Saloon, 88 Ist Pennoyer S, manager Portland Lumber- ing Mfg Co, ur Water Works PEOPLE'S TRANSFER CO, E w Daniels proprietor, 5 Washington Perkins F H, planing-mill and tractor, 3*25 1st Permin Louis (Louis Pennin & Co), 50 N Isl PERMIN LOUIS & CO (Louis Permin and (ieorge Deharde), Scandinavian Saloon, 50 N 1st FERRET E F. "^ign painter and paper hanger, 31 Oak Perry Joseph, saloon, SE cor Taylor and 2d Petrau Chas A, attorney-at-law, 29 Oak Pfunder L G, florist, cor 9th and Wash- ington I'fundcr Wm, druggist and propr Ore- gon Botanical Remedies, 35 1st I'helan Jam«!s, cigars, tobaco and gro- ct'ries, cor 3d and A FHILLIPPI FRANK, student at law with .J K Kelly, NE cor 1st and Stark PHILIPS A G. dentist, 231 Ist but Salmon and Maifi Phillips C C (Geo Ainsli" & Co), cor 14th and P Pickard Dan (Kddy & I'ickard), cor 16th and S Pilger Mrs L, dry and fancy goods, and dressmaking, 153 1st PILKINOTON JOHN R physician, oculist and aurist, N W cor 1st and Washington, and Sanitarium and Eye and Kfir InKrmary, South Portland PIONEER RAKERT. K Sattler pro- prietor, NE cor Main and 2d PIONEER BOAT-HOUSE. John La- Ch apelleproprietor, foot Taylor PITT R S. notary public, real estate and money broker, and commissioner of deeds, 149^ Ist PITTOCK H L, manager Oregcmian Publishing Co, 102 Front Pitts H H, commission merchant in California fruits, 131 Front Pleasanc" <^('o A, upholsterer, SW cor 5th am! M Icr PLUMMEE & UYEIl EY (Dr o P S Plumnier and Fabiiin i^erloy), drug- gists, SW cor 1st and M»in Plummer C A (C A Plummer & Co), 50 Front Plummer C A & Co (C A Plummer and G McWain), wholesale drugs, 50 Front PLUMMER DR P S (Plummer & Byerley), SW cor 1st and Main Poflfenbarger Alfred, attorney-at-law, 269 Ist Pohl A, homeopathic physician, 22 Uni proprietor Portland Soda Works, 146 Front Post-office, w s 6th bet Morrison and Yamhill Potter H N, cigars and tobacco, 112^ Ist Potter Bobert, saloon, 1 1 Stark Poulsen J, acting sec Willamette Steam Mills &Maoiifacturing Co,N Front bet Q and S Powell J N uentist, Uekuni's BuiMing POWERS I F, furniture manufacturer and dealer, 185 and 188 Ist, and 184 2d, factory, Water bet Montgomery and Harrison Prag R, wool and hides, 131 Front PRAQER LEWIS, genera', 'nerchaa- dise, 184 1st Frehn F \V & C T, dentists, 54 Union Block PRENTICE D W & CO (I) W Preri- tice), pianos, organs, music and musi- cal iiistruincntM, 107 lit PRESCOTT C H, managir v) H k N I'o, iSW cor Front ;in Pridcaux.Iohn, l»Iacksniith,cr>r(; and 5th I'rideaux Stophon, lilai-ksmi li, '.t5 2(1 Proctor J 1$, upliDlstcrcr and cubinot- inaker, 74 Stark Prosper K (H I'rosp.r k Co), 15 Oak Pros{Kr B& CodU'rimpcraiiil B Felix), rtHtauran* 15 Oak PROTZMAN & DE FRANCE (F ( Protzmaii ami II M Oe France), boots ami shoes, nianufa'.-turer.s aid dealers, IM5 :{ coffee saloon, s s Pine bet Ist and 2d Reed James S, gen agt Union Insurance Co, 102 1st REICHERT PAUL, proprietor Chi- cago Exchange, 211 1st Reichert Robert, saloon, w s 3d bet Ash and Pine Reid Geo T, saloon, cor N Front and N Reid John (James Laidlaw ft Co), 16 N Fron t • HTPTH WM managing director Oregon & Washington Mortgage Savings Bank, 48 1st REINHARDT MRS A, hoardin<| and lodging, NW C"ir lit and Morriarn •RESOURCES CF OREGtF jt >■ WASHINGTON'" 'numthi ■■. « - i\ McCoy proprietor, SE coi J at and Stark Rex K G, physician, SW cor 1st and Morrison Rice S W, city attorney, 105 Ist Richards Kdwin, tish, poultry and game, 74 Wasiiington RICHET F & CO (Frank Richct and Frank Riclnit .Fr), eolFoe and spice mills and tjroceries, 121 J IW RICHET T & CO ( rhomas and Frank Itichet), Novelty Iron Works, cor Front and Mill RICHMOND HOUSE, H M Tayh.r pr jjirietor, iN W i;i>r 2d and C Ridei !i C, propr Holton House Rcst.-iu- ra. ', Alder l>rt Ist and Front Riegehnanii Robt, uiroceries, cor Ist and Flail Hieger John, huotniakor, 48 N ist WvjMCU S H (lurry, White & Co). 2'.» Stark RIONEY P (formerly of San Francis- co), gold, silver and nickel plating, II Oak KiUy K H, wood, foot of Columbia HipiH'rttin J A, commercial tourist, I4:< ipiHT 3d Kippcrton Mrs S K, millinery and fancy giMiils, 143 .3d ROBfilNS J H & SON (J H and \\ V Kohbins), wholesnle and retail music and musical instruinuiitB, picture frames, mouldings, etc, 229 lit CO ■ GO ev3 CO CO tys or CO \JLm m m CALVIN HUniNS £ SON. .niiiiurartiiri'rw nil klada IKON WOBM, **7 Main Mtrrft, Man rraaelac*. * miEH, TUGGIE t CO., Eastern Hard Wonii Inmhw, 18**0 Spear St. San Vranelseo CO GO CO eo CO cs V5 a. CO UL. Oregon — Portland. 1043 ROBERTS ANDREW, clothing and gentlemen's furnishing goods, 135 and 137 Ist, cor Alder (see advertisement) Robertson John, contractor and builder. 46 N 2d Robertson W E (Foster & Robertson), 88 and 90 Front ROBINSON OEOROE E, attorneyat- law, NW cor 1st and Alder RODGERS H, boot and shoe upper manufacturer, 231 1st RODOERS T (Corsen & Rodgers), n(H Front Roelfs A G B, gro series meat market and hotel, cor 14th and S ROENICKE 0110, paper box maker, NW cor Front and Stark RohrC M, butcher, NW cor 3d and Salmon Rosenbaum J (Neustadter Bros), res San Fra ncisco, Cal ROSENBLATT M. clothing, furnish- ing goods, hats and caps, boots and shoes, 147 Front Roseufeld H & Co (Henry, Sol and S W Rosenfeld), wholesale cigars and tobacco, 41 Front ROSENFELD J L, commission mer- chant, wholesale grocer and dealer in provisions, wool, hides, etc, 173 Front Uoss O H (Bird A Uoss), 81 Yamhill Kothe Henry, saloon, loG South 1st ROTHFOS H & CO (H Rothfos), pro- prietor New York Hotel, cor Front and B Rothschild Louis H, cigars and '. '^acco, lOU Ist ROTTNER JOHN. Fountain Saloon, NW cor Front and Madi.son (see ad- vertisement) Kuconich Joe, restaurant, !» Washing- ton Huinmelin (J l'(liii»"nelin & (iutniann), 8'2 .>st Rnmniolin & (Jutinann ((1 V Riitnnieliii and C (Jutmanii), t'urriorfi, >S'J 1st Kuss H M, dentist, 107 Ist Kuos lra& (\) (Ira Hiiss), grocers, SW cor Morrison and 3d RYAN C. l)ri)priut()r Nicohii House, cor 3d and D Ryan Patrick, prxpr raoitio House, cor A and 3d Hyhke Marks (Shipin'r &. Kyhke), II and 13 Oak ST CHARLES HOTEL, Thomas Cui- iiuan proprietor, S\V cor Front and Morrison St (Jeorge Hotel.Manciet & Bigneproprs, 301 Ist St Helen's Hall, Kt Kov Bishop Wiatar Morris rector, Miss Mary B Rodney prin, w 8 4th bet Madison and Jetfer- son St Louis Hotel, Sohm k Co pr .prs, 207 1st St Vincents' Hospital, Mary Theresa sister superioress, 11th betM and N Saling A (Jubitz & Saling), 51 1st SALMON ALBERT, fancy goods, 165 1st Salm.n J F (Harris & Salmon), 246 2d Salmon W C (Harris & Salmon), 246 2d Salzer John (J Salzer & Bro and Welch &Salzer), 53 N 1st Salzer John & Bro (John and Joseph Salzer), proprs Oregon Hotel, cor D and 1st and Globe Hotel, cor C and Front Salzmann Gebhart (Sohm & Co), 207 Ist Samuel L, publisher "West Shore," 5 Washington SANBORN H D, purchasing agent for N orthern Pacitic R R, cor Front and D Sandeen Mrs C W, hair goods, 83 Yam- hill Sanders I N, county assessor. Court House SAN FRANOISCO OALLERT, W H To vne proprietor, SW cor Ist and Morrison Sanguinetti Antonio (G Ginocchio & Co), 287 Ist SATTLER K, Pioneer Bakery, SE cor Main and 2d Saylor W H, physician and surgeon, 1 and 3 Union Block Say res G W, saloon, 32 Washington Scanlan Miss Mary, dressmaker, cor 3d and E Schade & Co (Wm Schade), cleaning and dyeing, 20i) 3d SCHADE J H, pro])rietor Metropolis Hotel, SE cor 1st and Main SCHEMEL HERMAN, railroad em- floyiHfcat and real estate agent, 43 N 'ront Schen/ Joseph, tailor, 108 5th Sclienier H .1, butcher, US Alder SCK^CHTING CLAUS & BRO (John and Claus Schlicliting), propri- etors Murope House, 30 B Schlussol A (Fleisehuer, Mayer & Co\ res New York City Suhmeer Mrs Annie, lodging-houso, 224^ Ist Soliinid Chas, groceries, 306 VVashington SCHMIDT HENRY C, groceries, 235 Ist SCHMIDT HERMAN, U S Iker Hall, lit) Ist au auditor and disbursing oflScer Northern Pacific R R, cor Front and D SCOTT H W, editor "Morning Ore- gonian," 102 Front Scott Leroy S, atiorney-at-Iaw, 65 Union Block SCOVY J G. manager F S Chadbourne &. Co, 173 and 175 Ist Sealy, Mason &, Co (Richard Sealy and A B Mas(f(i), groceries, 167 Ist Sealy Richard (Sealy, Mason & Co), 167 1st Sears Alfred F Jr, attorney-at-law, 13 and 15 Union Block SEARS OEOROE C. sheriff Multno- mah Cou> ' .-, (Viirt House SEASON 01 r '' saloon, 31 N Ist Sechteni Louia is Sechtem & Co), :M Stark Sechtem Louis & (,'o (Louis Sechtem and Louis Feurer), saloon, 34 Stark SEDOE A J (Sedge & Council), 52 (^olnmbia SEDOE & COUNCIL (A J Sedue anr8, 163 2d Si i'ii>!d A, bakery, cor 4th and A SEIIGMAN N H. manager A B El- I It it Co, 3 and 5 N Front StUer M & Co (Most's Seller and Philip Ixiwengart), wholesale crockery, S\V cor N Front and B Seller Mosea (M Seller A Co), SW cor N Front and B Selling B n (Akin, Selling A Co), 6 N Front Selling P, gen .iidse, 18() Ist Senofsky J, bootmaker, 1 1 Morrison Severson P \V. wagontnaker, 144 3d SEW ALL WM R. county clerk Mult- nomah Ctiunty, Court House SEYMOUR, SARIN & CO. K w Allen manager, manufactun-rs and jobbers in farm machinery, 262 Ist Spaulding Morton M (Burkhard & Spaulding), 35 and 37 B Shanahan W T, music, picture frames, mouldings, etc, 46 Morrison Shane T A, dry gootls, 147 3d ShapererN, bootmaker, 31 Washington Sharp Ross, cigar mfr, 227 Ist Shattuck Thomas (Dufiy & Shattuck), SE cor Ist and Jefferson Shaw James, barber, 27 Oak Shea J F, plumber and gasfitter, 121 Washington Sheehan Daniel, saloon, 64 1 st Sheehy Wm, painter, cor C and 2d Sheldon Kirk, loggers, choppers, carpen- ters and farmer's tools, NW cor Front and Morrison Sherlock R, mfrs and importers saddles, harness and saddlery, hardware, 74 Front Sherwin Joseph, architect, 42 Union Shideman B (Jacobs Bros & Co), res San Francisco, California Shillerston M (A Anderson & Co), 106 Front Shindler G ft Co (G Shindler), furni- ture and carpets, 166 and 168 1st SHIPPER & RYBKE (Sol Shipper and Marks Rybke), Bon Ton tailor- ing establishment, 1 1 and 13 Oak (see adv) Shipper Sol (Shipi>er & Bybke), 1 1 and 13 Oak Shively W B, dry goods, 133 3d SHORTELLROBT. saloon, 74 lat Showers Wm, county treasurer Multno- mah County, Court Jlouse Shurtleff F N, U S collector of customs. Customs Building SIBSON. CHURC« & CO (W S sibson C P Church, S Farrell and E i^uackenbush), shipping and commis- sion merchants and general insurance agents, N E cor Front and Ash SIBSON W S (Sibson, Church ft Co), NE cor Front .md Ash SIMMONS SAMUEL, constable Jud^'c Davis' court, N\V cor 4th and Salmon Simon Joseph (Dolph, Bronaugh, Dolpli and Simon), attorney-at-law. Odd Fellows Temple SIMPSON BROS (Cf H and Ed Simp- son), carriage painters, 208 2d (see ailv) SIMPSON WM(W M Simpson k Co), 11 and 12 Union Block SIMPSON W M & CO (W M Sin.p sou and C' A Cohr i, real estate agents, 11 and 12 Unicn Block Sinsheimer H, pianos and organ", 181) Ist Sinsheimer Isaac, mgr Portland Manu- facturing Co, 107 Y'ront Sitton C E (S ^ io- 5 O ns, on a 10 > 18- O ce tz <>), s !>,'*' H s* on ,.l. e M ip- »r i(!<; i» ,\ sat ';> »!<» at^ ip- tH. 5r Zfl m S2 n- s3 «■ ht f 51 8t t» H*** nd 5 IT- ? ■• Oregon— Portland. 1045 Sloan Arthur E, mgr Guardian Assur- ance Co, NE cor Front and Ash Smith A M ( A Goodnough & Co), 55 N 2d Smith A M, propr Baen» Vista Pottery, 265, 267 and 26'J Front Smith Bros & Watsou (F C and C E Smith and J F Watson), iron works, cor Front and Harrison Smith C E (Smith Bros & Watson), cor Front and Harrison SMITH C J, comptroller R & N Co, cor Front and 1) Smith & Co, saw-mills. Front and Clay SMITH EO. dentist, 167 Ist (see adv) Smith F C (Smith Bros & Watson), cor Front and Harrison Smith Fred, black smith and wagonmak- er, 304 Front Smith Joe, councilman Smith J S, capitalist, 6 Washini^on SMITH L K G> wholesale cigars and tobacco and smokers' articles, SW cor Front and Stark, also Astoria and Walla Walla Smith Max, coffee house, 45 Washing- ton SMITH MILTON W (Frank & Smith), attorney-at-law, 55 and 66 Union Block Smith Rodney, chief piiymaster dept of the Columbia USA, N\V cor 1st and Morriso i Smith Seneca (Willis & Smith), attor- ney-at-law and notary public, 147 1st SMITH THOS J. Jittorney-at-law, 160 Ist Snell George W (H dge, Davis & Co), 92 and 5)4 Front Soderback Oscar T. nifr and dealer in cigars, DO Morrison Sohm Mrs Caroline (Sohm & Co), 207 1st Sohm & Co (Mrs Caroline Sohm and (rebhart Salzniann), proprs St Louis Hotel, 207 Ist Solf)mon S A, dining-room St Charles Hotel, SW cor I'ront antl Morrison Sorensen J, wood, toot of Morrison Souther J W, propr Portland Transfer Co, SE cor Front ami Morrison Spencer W V, casliior Tortlaud Savings Bank, NE cor 2d and Stark Sperry J L (Frazer, Sperry .V Co), UIJ Front SPRAOUE J W. general superintend- ent Northern I'auitic R H, res New Tacoma, W T SPBAOTJE OTIS, superintendent Pa- cific Division Northern Pacific R R, New Tacoma, W T Springmeyer & Co ((Jeorge Springmeyer and M A Malarkey), junk and second hand dealers, 14 Jefferson Springmeyer George (Springmeyer & Co), 14 Jeffersou " STAATS-ZEITUMO" for Oregon and Washington, Dr J Folfman propr, 104 1st STAENDEB ADAIF., saloon, cor Front and Jefferson " STANDARD" (daily and weekly), A Noltner editor and proprietor, 5 Washington Staples C G, candies, fruits, etc, SW cor 4th and Morrison Starke Peter, cigars and tobacco, 263 1st Stiiuch Chas (Bayer k Stanch), 233 2d Staver G W (Staver & Walker), foot of Morrison STAVER & WALKER (G W Staver and W H Walker), agricultural im- plements, general agts J I Case threshers, headers and plows, and Studebaker wagons, foot^of Morrison STEARNS BROS (G M and D S Stearns), cigars and tobacco, 65 1st Stearns L B, county judge. Court House, office 28 Union Block Stechhan F W, lessee New Market Theatre, w s 1st bet A and Ash Steele George A, postmaster. Customs Building STEELE WM, Caledonia Dye Works, 47 Taylor Steeves X N (Mendenhall & Steeves), attorney-at-law and notary public, 141) 1st Steinheiaer S, groceries, 129 Stark Stephens W T, sec Willamette Iron Works, 68 N Front Stephenson James, constable, 44 >. 1st Sternsfels M (S Lipman & Co), res Sac- ramento, Cal STEVENS C M (Gilma.i & Co), 42 1st Stewart C F, watchmaker and optician, 112 Ist Stewart E C, blacksmith, 212 2d Stewart Jam- s, groceries, 21 N W Park Stitzcl H, bootmaker, 22 M idison Stoddard J R, attorney-at-1 iw, 147 1st STOKES A L> general easiern passen- ger agent O H & N Co and Northern Pacific R R, 52 Clark, Chicago STOKES WM, architect, 127 1st (see adv) STONE B L. wholes .le and retail watches and jewelry, 155 1st STONE EDWARD, f lome Restaurant, 9 Washington Stone S li, ci.;ars, tobac o, fruit, etc, 41 1st Story Geo L, mgr Home Mutual Ins Co of Cal and agt Ph 69 -*J &0 m nAnUllUUU LuillDkn) Utreet.M. V. Or«Kon Aali. Maple and AldTcK CO 1» A IS Main and 14 * 1« 8jM>ar rr MASONIC OUTFITS, •oelety Cl«*d«, etc.. at IVOBOBOMi A CO., Wasuile Teaiple. Ii«. Post Mtreet, S. F< 1046 CO ^. |i k IS I i Oregon — Portland. M, buotmaker and dealer, (Lewis ft Strauss), Straus Qeo 234 1st Strauss Jacob 123 1st Stringer A R, artist, 34 Washinfi^on Strode ft Beach (V K Strode and J V Beach), attorneys-at-law, 13 and 15 Union Block Strode V K (Strode ft Beach), lit and 15 Union Block Strong Curtis C, physician, Dekum's Building Strong Fred R (Wm Strong ft Sons), attornev-at-Iaw and notary public, Dekum s Building Strong Thos N (Wm Strong ft Sons), attorney-at-law and commissioner of deeds for W T, Dekum's Building Strong Wm (Wm Strong & Sons), at- torney-at-law, Dekum's Building STROKO WM & SONS (Wm, Fred R and Thos N Strong), attorneys-at- law, Dekum's Buililiug Strowbridge J A, leather and findings, 189 Front Stuart J K, artist, 52 Union Block Stubbs Rev R S, chaplain and supt Portland Seiimau's Friend Society, cor Hd and I) Sturgea Ira B (Sturi^es, Larsen & Co), 34 Front Sturges, Larsen & Co (Ira B Sturges and Esper S Larsen), shipping and com- mission merchants and wholesale canned goods, teas, kc, 34 Front Sturnber^ Hermann, saloon, 101) S 1st Sturrock Henry (Sturrock ft McGil- vray), 43 N 1st Sturrock ft MclJilvray (Henry Stur- rock and W McGilvray), boots and shoes, 43 N 1st Summertield K, merchant tailcr and clothing, 251 1st Summers O (Olds & Summers), 183 1st "SUNDAY MERCURY.' Moss & Chapman publisliers, 5 Washington Sundbom P W (Oavold ft Co), :«) Stark SUNDSTROM 0. proprietor Shade Saloon, 153 Front Surman — , physician, 113 Morrison Sutherland Thos A, editor " The Wei- come," 10 2 Ist SWEENEY & HOWE (James Swee- ney and James Howe), liquors, 106 Ist Sweeney James (Sweeney ft Howe), 10 Farmers' and Mechanics' Exchange Saloon, 294 Front TRUMAN J R (Manley & Truman), S^ 1st TUFTS A D, cooper, 28 N 1st Turk James, boarding, !) C Tustin Miss M H (Tustin &, Murton), 89^ Morrison Tustin & Murton (Miss M H Tustin and Mrs R J Murton), millinery, dress- making and fancy goods, 89^ Morri- son UHCLE MTERS> pawn-broker, 181 1st, cor Yamhill Underbill W, mgr North Pacific Mutual Life Association Union Block, n s Stark from Ist to 2d Union Insurance Co of San Francisco, Jas S Heed general agt, 102 1st Union Iron Works, Angus Campbell proprietor, SE cor Front and Main U S district and circuit courts, Mat- thew P Deady district judge, Lorenzo Sawyer circuit judge. Customs Build- ing UNITED STATES BEER HALL. Herman Schmidt proprietor, 191 1st UNITED STATES BREWERY. Herral & Zimmerman proprietors, cor Harrison and Water U S Land Office, surveyors of land, Jas C Tolman surveyor general. Customs Building U S Marine Hospital, Chas E Banks assistant surgeon, office 21 Union Block Universal Benevolent Association of California, W Whitwell agt, 48 Union Block Vacuna House, Folger & Co proprs, 147 i 3d Valentine J H (Mooney &, Valentine), 28 Front Van Fridagh P, dry goods and milli- nery, 111 1st Van Schuyver W J & Co (W J Van Schuyver), wholesale liquors, 63 Front and 62 1st Vanstone C W (W P Lewis & Co), NW cor Fro nt and G VARWIQ H, liquors, 231 Front VARWIG THOMAS, plumber and gasfitter, 71 Washington (see adv) Vayo Bros (Louis and John Vayo), fish, poultry, game, etc, NE cor Morrison and 3d Verdier B (Verdier & Bristol), 33 Wash- ington Verdier & Bristol (B Verdier and J N Bristol), coffee and spice-mills, 33 Washington VERDIER EDOUARD, fancy goods, 155 3d Vernon James (Dale & Vernon), 27 Mor- rison Versteeg N, pres North Pacific Lumber- ing ft Mfg Co, w s 2d bet F and G Vig^ius Bros (John and Andrew Vig- Sius), barbers, 27 N 1st VILLARD HENRY, president 0, R & N Co and Northern Pacific R R Co, res idence N ew York Cit' VINCENT W R> UnioT jriage Fac- tory and Wagon Shop, l^I^ cor 2d and Sal mon VOLNEY VICTOR, picture-frame maker and gilder, dealer in pictures and frames; old frames regilded and oil paintings restored, 129 3d next to Masonic Temple > Z o o o ■ m e UlOnUf nnn l IIIIDCI WHITR BROM., m « l.-S Main and 14 A »p«ar nAllUlTUUli LUIUDtn. Mt. «. F Baat liu.«k. Oak Flank anil 'faaber LOUiS BRUWHIHH t cc.'TCagft.'^fafv'aasjiSga^ 00 B3 ft H ■i 9 -3 s 1048 Oregon — FortUmd. grocenes, cigars, Excelsior Sa- Von Borstel Mrs E, tobacco, etc, 83 2d VON LANOEE GEO. loon, 23 Oak Voos Q, restaurant, 86 Ist Vosper Alfred (Meyers ft Vosper), 47 8tark Voss C (Vous 8c Fuhr), 42 Washington VOSS ft FUHR (C Von. and H Fuhr), Empire Bakery, 42 V/ashington Waddell J (Frank ft Oo), 13 Washing- ton Wadhams ft Elliott (Wm Wadhams and Henry A Elliott), wholesale gro- cers, 46 and 48 Front Wudhams 'Vm (Wadhams ft Elliott), 46 and 48 Front Wager Geo, suloon, 314 1st Wagner John, bar er, 150 Front Wagner Joseph (Keil & Wajpier), 81 Washington Waguer Moses, meat market, 104 Washington WakeHeld D W (Atkinson ft Wake- Keld), notary public and sec North Pacific Mutual Life Association, 100 Fn.nt Waldman A (Beck & Waldinan), 147 Ist Wales T P, sec Portland Paving Co. 51 Union Block Walker Nathan, hatter, 65 N 1st Walkf-r W H (Staver ft Walker), foot Morrison Wallace Henry, restaurant. 9 N Ist Wallace W N ft Co (W N Wallace), druujjiHts, 33 N 1st WALLINO a G. printer, lithographer, bookbinder anil engi aver, SE cor Ist and Ash Walsh James, saloon, 77 N Ist Walsh John E, groceries, cor Oth and D WALTER BROS (I> N & K Walters ft Co, San Francisco, and Walter Bros, New York), importers of carpets, wall-paper and upholstery gootls, 85 Ist WALTER BROS^ 85 Fif»t Street. Tortiand, Oregon, Inipurturti Union Block Welsh F, dentist, New Market Theatre Block Welty D W (Adams ft Welty), attor- ney-at-law, Dekum'a Building e r i ft PRISON CEUS. Feacea aad Brldce Work, CAIVIII NUTTINGS SON m% mm i co., waboh nnPBH/tf.^Msy,jy' CO 09 C/> C/» Oregon — Portlcmd. 1049 WertheimerGeorae, groceriei, NE cor Yamhill and 2d West Mn A E,' millinery and pattern!, 27 Waahinxton *'WEBT SHORE" (monthly). L Samuel W publisher, 6 Washington est W F , phvsician, 291 2d bet Jef- ferson and Columbia Westerfield Chas (Hudson ft Wester- field), 10 Stark Western Union Tel Co, F H Lamb asst supt and mgr, SW cor A and 1st, branch office NE cor 1st and Wash- ington Whdley, Fechheimer 8c Ach (J W Whal- ley, M W Fechheimer and Henry Ach), attorneys-at-law, 43 1st Whalley J W (Whalley, Fechheimer & Ach) , attorn^ -at-Iaw, 43 Ist WHEAT J S (Lownsdale & Co), 6 Washington Wheeler C H, physician, NW cor Ist and Ash Wheeler E C (Forbes & Wheeler), 245 Ist Wheeler Frank T (Wheeler & Meyers), 148 1st Wheeler & Meyers (Frank T Wheeler and fiilly Meyers), saloon, 148 Ist WHEELER &WILLSON MANV- FACTTJRINO CO, E C Newell agent. 88 Morrison White Eugene D (Ferry, White & Co), 29 Stark WHITE. GOLDSMITH & CO (Levi and Isam White and Max^Goldsmith), wholesale dry goods and gents fur- nishing goods, 9 and UN Front and 10 and 12 N 1st White & Haines (Henry J White and L M Haines), merchant tailors, 203 Ist White H J (White & Haines), 203 1st WHITE HORACE, treasurer O R & N Co, res New York City White Tsam (White, Goldsmith & Co), 9 and 11 N Front White J W, rubber stamps, 43 1st White Levi (White, Goldsmith ft Co), 9 and 11 N Front White S S, justice of peace, cor 1st and Columbia White Warren S, architect, Dekum's Bu ilding WHHITTENHH. manager R G Dun ft Co, mercantile agency, 49 1st Whittle D B, restaurant, 45 N 1st Whitwell W, Universal Benevolent As- sociation agent, 48 Union Block Wiberg C M (Wiberg ft Kieman), 145 Front Wiberg ft Kieman (C M Wiberg and John Kieman), boots and shoes, 146 Front Wiesand F (Wm Gardner ft Co), .134 Wienke Chas, cigars and tobacco, 26) N Front Wilbur R M, livery stable, from 2d to 8d bet C and D Wilcox J D ft Co (J D Wilcox), real es- tate agents and publishers "The Wel- come,** 102 Ist Wildi Fred (Lanken ft Wildi), 204 1st WILET JOSEPH R, proprietor "C atholic Sentinel," 56 A WILHELICJACOB. saloon and tailor, 47 Washington Wilhelm J ohn, barber. 103 N 1st WHiHELM LUDWIG. barber shop St Charles Hotel, 8) Morrison Wilhelm Peter, saloon, cor F and Front Wilhoit Springs Mineral Water Co. A La bbe p res. cor 2d and Washington WILKEJSON SAMUEL, secretary of Northern Pacific R R, res New York City Wilkinson James, mgr Poriiland Sea- man's Friend Society, cor 3d and D WILLAMET IRON WORKS. John Mair superintendent. 68 N Front "WILLiJIETTE FARMER" (week- oo ly), "Willamette Farmer" Publishing Co publishers, 5 Washington "WILLAMETTE FARMER" FTJB- LISHINO CO. S A Clarke manager, 5 Washington Willamette Hotel, John Hanley propr, 227 Front WILLAMETTE STEAM MILLS LUMBERINO AND MANTJFAC- TURING CO. Julius Ordway super- intendent, N Front from Q to S Williams D W, real ostate agt, 105 Mor- rison Williams Geo H (Williams, Hill, Dur- ham. Thompson ft Mays), attomey-at- law, 147 1st Williams, Hill. Durham, Thompson ft Mays (Geo H Williams, H Y Thomp- son, Geo H Durham, W Lair Hill and Pierce Mays), attomeys-at-law, 147 1st Williams John T, bill poster, 23) Yam- hill Williams J W, fish. Central Market Williams Richard (Thayer ft Williams), NW cor Front and Stark Williams Thornton (Gregory ft Wil- liams), attomey-at-law, 24 Union Block William* W H, architect, Dekum's Building Willis P L (Willis ft Smith), attomey- at-l aw and notary public, 147 1st WILLIS &.SMITH (P L Willis and Seneca Smithy, attorneys-at-law and notaries public, 146 Ist &0 HARiiWOOD LUMBER, 67 WHITS BROII.. IS A 15 MAtn and 14 A 16 Spew M, m, F Boat Stock, Oak PUak and ffiaber . ODD FELLOWS' SUPPUES, 'JnLSTA'SiiTitl'J'gSSiSSt 1050 Oregon — Portland. Si Hi i: n I 5 I a" 1 t4 Wilion Ghas, propr Franklin Hotel, 100 N Ist Wilson Holt C, phyaioian, SE oor 2d and Ash Wilson Robt H, notary public, 48 Ist WiltonWH(EAJ A Martin & Co), oor C and 2d Winter Louis (Kramien & Winter), 282 Ist Wintzingorode G V, books and station- ery, 231 Ist Wise H, furniture, 229 2d Wise H, tail engineer and architect, 151 1st Wood T A 4 Co (T A Wood), money and real estate brokers and notaries public, Odd Fellows Temple Woodard C H (Woodard, Clarke 4 Co). 141 Ist WOODARD. CLARKE & GO (C H Womlard and L (i Clarke), druggists, 141 1st cor Alder Woods J 8, hatter, 143 Ist Woodward George, real estate agt, 4 Washington WOODWARD ft MAOOOH (Tyler Wooilward and L B Magoon), livery, cor 2d and Taylor Woodward George, wool buyer, 28 Washington Woodwara Tyler (Woodward 4 Ma- Wroon), cor 2d and Taylor OODWARD ft WOODWARD (J H and C H Woodward), attorneys-at- law, 23 Union Block Woo Kee Co, gen mdse, 91 Front Wrinkle J F D 4 Co (L F J and J F D I Wrinkle), dry goods and gents' furn- ishing goods, 221 1st WimZHAN WILLIAM (Kelly, Dunne 4 Co), 42 Front Wyatt J B (J B Congle 4 Co), 108 and no Front WTOANT THEOi assistant treasurer O R 4 N Co, cor Front and D Yocum Mrs A M, dressmaking, 183 1st Yocum 4 Clarno (G W Yocum and Francis Clarno), attorneys-at-law, 43 1st Yocum G W (Yocum 4 Clarno), attor- ney-at-law, 43 Ist York M, confectionery, 285 1st Young James, groceries, 207 3d Young James (Taylor, Young & Co), 16 N Front Young William, marble works and mar- ble dealer, HE cor 2d and A ZAN BR(M3 (Marino and Frank Zan), manufacturers wood and willow ware and brooms, 12 and 14 N Front Zeiss Harry A, butcher, SW cor 3d and Ash Zcitfuchs E (K Selig 4 Co), 163 2d Zeitfuchs U, saloon, 71 2d Zieber Al (Ziulier 4 McKinnon), cor 1st and F ZIEBER ft McKINNON (Al Zieber and J D McKinnon), proprietors Clarendon Hotel, cor 1st and F Ziegler W C, eclectic physician and steam baths, 49 lit Zimmerman F, liiiuors, 233 1st Zimmerman Z (Herrall 4 Zinunerman), cor Harrison and Water Zoru Adam, saloon, 221 2d L. BL MoKENNEY & CO^ DIRECT ORY PUBL ISHERS Send for Direetory of Central and Southern Califomiaf Ariaona, New Hezicof Southern .Colorado, Kanaae, ete. Or, Direetorj of Calilbmla, Nevada, Utah* Wyomia«, Colorado* and Nebraeka. Or* Paeiflo Coast Direc t ory. To L. M. MoKENNEY ft CO., 494 Mentsea«ry Street. Beem 9», Su Fnuirlaee. Cai. OO en CO CO CO CO &9 CO n CILVIN NUTTING t SON, *«^'£;S»1SKrs>.S&%£K£5S^ o o Oregon — Portland. 1051 PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING HOUSE. CO I CO CO CO » C9I &3 CD CO CP PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, BIN DERS, ELECTROTYPERS, STEREOTYPERS. Tht Most hpn Frisliag ui FubMiag to n tb GouL BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Our Otiic« is thoroughly furnished with type, outs, borders, etc., of modem design, and we feel confident of giving utisfaotion. BOOK BINDING in all its branches. BLANK BOOKS ruled and made up to order in any desired style. OLD BOOKS re-bound. DESIGNING AND ENGRAVING.— Portraits, Buildings, Machinery. Maps, ete., in the best «tyle. ELECTROTYPING AND STEREOTYPING don« in the beat man- ner and at short notice. OUB FACIUnSS are ample for the speoily execution of large orders in any deparlmenl. We guarantee flret-class work and reasonable prices. IV* Ordars by Mail or Ezpraas promptly attandai to. ■BTIlIATm rVBMlBHBO OH APPftlCATIOH. Addi««au orders to PACIFIC PRESS, Oakland, Cal. mmm ■■■H 10<2 Oregon — Portland. No. 5 Washington Street, Portland, Oregon, IS THK Only Daily Democratic Newspaper In Oregon. PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEP:KLY. A» NOLTNER Publisher and Editor. piling IL Has a LARGE CIRCULATION and daily increasing, which makes it AN EXCrLLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. WUmImIATO. COImImIIET GENERAL. MACHINIST, DKALEK IN NEW AND SECUNI) HAND y A Large and Varied Stock ALWAYS ON HAND. Parties having Machinery which they wish to dispose of will find it to their advantage to communicate with inc. giving full description of sabM . Parties in want of STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS OR MILL MACHINERT, CAN OBTAIN OITTFITS AT 68 and 70 Madison Street, PORTLAND. OREOOir. Oregon — Portland. 1068 1 Kl «Blff MMM. DAILY, WEEKLY AND SUNDAY. Portland, - - - - Oregon. Covers completely Oregon, Washington, and Northern Idaho. It ia the only paper in the northwest which publishes the ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATC HES IN FULL The extension of the Oregon and California, and the Northern Pacific Railroads, and their branches, is rapidly increasing its field, and has doubled its cii*culation. ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPUCkTIDN. Address, Oregonian Publishing Company, PORTLAND, OREGON. J. C. TODD. J. F. BIVEN. TODD ds BIVEN, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Shipping and Commission Merchants, No. 4: N. Front St, Portland, Oregon. p. O. BOX 766. W. LUNDBERG. J. DILO. Oregon Electrical Works MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Telegraphic, Electrical and Surveyors' Instruments and Materials. OPTIC Ali ClOODIi OF BVSBIT OEIiCBlPTlOai. 164 Fourth Street, bet. Morrison and Yamhill, PORTLAND. OREGON. P /I ff/iv 107 i Patent Models and Experimental Machinery a Specialty. r. V. BOX ivi. ^ Jobbing and Repairing prompUy attended to. it Plan 105^ Oregon — Portland. STAVES 6& WALKER, General AgButm for Orefl^on and W. T., for J. I, Casii T. M. Co's Hiresto, WOODBURY POWER, ENGINES AND HEADERS. STUDEBAK£R BROS. MFO. COS. WAGONS @ SPRING GOODS. THE J. I. CASE PLOW CO'S Centre Draft Steel Plows and Chilled Plows. SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND PRICES. JPOR.TL.AlVJ> ORKOOIV. J KELLOGG Sl CO'S steamers JOSEPH KELLOGG and TOLEOO FOR COWLITZ RIVER. STEAMER JOSEPH KELLOGG Ic^vej Portland, foot Yamhill Street, for Frceport, Tueiday. Thursday and Fridayt at 7 a. m., via Willamette Slough, touching at St. Helen, Col. City, Kalama, Carolls Point, Rainer, Cedar Landing, MonticoUo, and all intermediate pointa. Returning, leaves Freeport at C A. X., Monday* Wednesday and Friday. STEAMER TOLEDO leaves Portland for Toledo, Monday and Thoraday. •t 6 A. M., via Willamette Slough and above landings, touching at Freeport, Ar. kansaw, Olegua aud way landings. Returning Wed n esd a y and Satarday. •■V- aa a Oregon — Portland. 1065 COBBITT ^ MACLEAT, leiJ V II s SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANI^, INSURANCE AGENTS, Ncci. 29 and 31 Front Street and 28 and 30 First Street, PORTLAND, OREGON. J. McCRAKEN. W. S. MASON. McG£AKEN & MASON, Wholesale Grocers SHIPPING AND Commission Merchants, 60, ft2, 64 and 66 North Front St., Portlandf Oregon. viisNiffiL CHOP house: .^.^fir. AND COFFEE SALOON, JOHN BELISIS, Proprietor. No. 30 Yauhill Street, Portland, Oregon, MEAIS ATTiL hours. Oyaters in Every Style. fell 1056 Oregon — PorUamd. L. FLBISCHNER, \ JACOB MAYER, VPortUnd. SOL. HIRSCH, ) A. SOHLUSSEL. New York. FLEISCHNEB, MATER & CO., Importers of Dry Goods 25 and 27 FRONT STREET, )„ ^, . « 24 and 26 FIRST STREET, r"*^'*"^' °''®9°"- NEW YORK OFFICE 1 72 CHURCH STREET. L. H. ALLEN. . C. H. LEWIS. ALLEN & LEWIS, WHOLESALE GROCERS -AND- Commission llorchaaU. C!or. Morth Front and U Sts. Portland, Oregon. Jos. Halberstadt, - • ■ Portland, Oreoon. New York Office, No. 10 Walker Street. New York Novelty Co. Importers and Jobbers of Novelties, Notions, Toys, Beads, Cutlery, Stationery, ToiUt AtUgIn, Dngglsti' SoadrlM, fto. 40 First 8t., bet. Pine and Aah, PORTI. OREGON. C. CAESAR & CO. * ^ 'OJ AND .' r^v V . Commission Merchants 28 NOBTH FRONT STREET, Portland, Oregon. \ :. '*«-.-_ .afii Oregon — Portland. 1067 "THE ESMOND," J. H. BBENNEB, Prop'r. The leading Hotel of .Portland, UreKun- Is a ilre-i)roof building, containing every appliance for the protection, comfort and luxury of its guests, including Speaking Telephones, Bath Rooms and other modern improvements. THE TABEiB is the finest in the city. VREE €OACHKI» attend the arrival of aU trains and steamers. Secure your.Konms before arriving by telegraphing " THE ESMOND." AWAKDKD FOK CLOAKb 1^^ I ¥t. H. B. LITT Manufacturer of all Wool % Ladies' Dresses — AND CLOAKS. AWARDED FOR SUITS. Sjiecial attention to eOUXTRY OHDRRM Box 897. Cor. Third and Aider Sis., I' orti*iid, Oregon. SIMOISr HAllRIrf, IMPORTER AND DEALER FN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND SHEET MUSIC. 49 First Street, between Pine o d Ash* PORTLAND O.REOON. WM. KMABB * CO'li Mrand llqear« 4t Vprlckt Plaaee. 80HMBBA CO'S ttranA tkinare A Vyrlclit Pianon. SOLE AGENT FOR IjORIIVU a BLAHK'H Palece Orcans. WILC'UX A WHITE'S OrK»na. hM ^iMiipPHnp 1058 Oregon — Portland. JOHN BABBETT, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN 'llleFp' J|al@FiaIp. SOLE AGENT FOR HOOKER'S STEAM PUMPS, WGRTHINGTON'S DUPLEX STEAM PUMPS, and FRIEDMAN'S PATENT INJECTORS. No. 43 First Street, betwet^n Ash and Pine, Portland, Oregon. CHAS. E. McBREEN, DEALER IN Crockery, Glass -Ware, STOVES, RANGES, ETC. AGENT FOR THE Celebrated WINTHROP RtNGE 149 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND OREGON. E. 0. SMITH, 167 FIRST STREET, Bet. Morrison and Yamhill, I'onland, Oregon. J. W. Mtraniei^. AnsiAtant. ■5 Dcutsclics (f)asthaus. Corner Front and B Streets. - Portland, Oregon. H. ROTHFOS & CO., Proprietors. BOARD PER WEEK $4 ©O BOARD PER DAY I OO BOARD PER WEEK, WITH LODGING 6 OO SINGLE MEALS 86 Centa. LODGING 86 Cento. Baggage Conveyed to and from the House Free of Charge. NO CHINAMEN EMP^.OYED. Oregon — Portland. 1059 B. H. SCHWAB & CO., Paper Warehouse FULL LINE Flat Cap, Folio. Demy, Bill Head, Le^al Cap, Bill Cap, Ledger Papers, Envelopes, and Printing Inks. Depot for Manilla, Hardware and Straw Wrapping Papers, Paper Bags, Twines, Etc., Etc., Etc. 91 Second Street, between Stark and Oak, Portland, Orejoron. THOMAS VARWIG, f limbe?, ia§ mi Stsasi f lit©? AND DEALER IN LEAO -^1VI> IK^OTV I»IJPE. Copper Bath Tubs, Copper Balls, Copper Boilers, Brass Cocks, Closet Bowls, Patent Closets, Marble Basins, Rubber Hose, Etc, 71 Washington St., near cor. 4th, Portland, Oregon. . p. HaRVRV, J. B. HclNTOSH, Consulting Chemist. Assaycr. ASSAY OFFICE. dr. B. McINTOSH. Cor. First and Htark »ta„ PORTLAND, OREGON. Testa mode wltli care and Analyses made of Ores, Etc. Uigliest price paid fur Uold Dust and Bars. D. P. KENNEDY, Attorney anl Connselor at Law. Room 1, D^knm Bnlldlns.' PORTLAND, OREGON. InlHiifement Suits Conducted, And other Legal Buaineu Pertainiog to Iietters Patentn n»r Inventions. WM. STOKES, ARCHITECT. SUPERINTENDENT AND SURVEYOR OF BUILDINGS. First National Bank, First St., ROOM 13, THIRD FLOOR, Portland, Oregon. A. E. Butterfield. H. S. Butterfleld. Watchmakers and Jewelers, SOUTHEAST CORNER First and Morrison Streets, Up-stairs, Cliurch'a Building:, Portland Oregon. Special attention paid to repairing fine and complicated watches. Woric for the trade a spe- cialty. All watches regulated and warranted for one year. 1060 Oregon — Portland. u. s. B MWiB? m m AM, HERRALL 1^ ZIMMERMAN, MANUFACTURERS OF Malt Rock and Lager Beer AND PORTER, Cor. Harrison and Water Sts., PORTI.AND, ORBGOri. Dealers in Hops, Beer Ke^s, Malt Shovels, Brass and Wooden Faucets, Taps, Corks, Etc. S. FAIUIELL. U. EVERDINU. EVERDINC « FARRELL, Produce Dealers, H»7, Qruin, Fe«d. Groceriea. SUaifles, LtoM. Etc.. Corner Front and Alder Streets Portland, Oregon DEALERS AND SHIPPERS OF WOOL. HIDES, ETC. GRANVILLE G. AMES, Attorneyand Counselor at Law. N. W. Cor. Fint and Alder Streets. PORTLAND, OREGON. CoUectiona uid Kan^nJ corrMpondenc* •oll- citod. W. A. LEWIS, ABCHITECT. Plans, Specifications and Details WITH ACCURACY. PORTLAND. OSEOOV. Oregon — PorUand. 1061 Mills on Cliektmu River. AgonU for Shattuok and Flotehtr's Printing inks. CLACKAMAS PAPER COMPANY. Uuiufftcturan and Importsn of and Dealers in WRAPPING I PRINTING PAPERS Twinea* Paper Bags, Card, Straw and Binden^ Boards. 102 Fro nt Street, Portland, Oregon. A large line of PRINTERS' and FRINTINO MATERIAL always on hand. First-Class Investment TO BUY REAL ESTATE IN PORTLAND, Oregon, or Seattle, Washington Territory, Port Moody, British Columbia— all of them Railroad termini. To be had on the INSTALLMENT PLAN From 9150 each to $1000. Apply to R. O. PITT, Real Estate and Money Broker, 140i First (t, Portland, Oregon. L. BBOWir, M. D., Booms L & M, Top Tloor, N. W. CORNER OP Alder and First Streets, PORTLAND, OREGON. ^'Oxygen Gas administered in Lung Diseases. Medical Students Received. i-A^IsTID C. PATER, Proprietor, 167 SECOND STREET, PORTLAND. OREGON. THE ATTENTION which 1 have received from the people of Portland, and the country, for the pant three years encourages me to enlarge my business. For this reason I am pleased to inform you that I liave Just enlar.sred my establishment, desiring to establish in Portland a Manu- factory of Jewelry, sn that I can offer gtiods to the people of the Nortli I'acitic Coast at very rea- sonable rates. I tlicreforc respectfully solicit your orders, which will bo executed and returned to you the same week. The following is an outline of ny «-V 5^ FKICE LIST. «: Making Plain Band Rinfe 9 6.00 per dozen. Plain 6.00 " California 12.00 " •• " Motto, black letters, enamel 12.00 " " Setting for Diamonds, each, from 6.00 to 15.00. " for Amethyst, each from 2.00to8.00. " Cameo ring, each, from 3.00 to 10.00. " Children's ring, per dozen, from 6.00 Gold Cable Chain, lu karet fine, per pwt 65 Gold Cable Chains, 14 karet lino, per pwt 90 ALSO -Bracelets, Lockets, Necklaces, Ear-rings, Breast-pins, Badges, etc., etc. All sorts of Silver and Gold Plating Watches a specialty. Watches Gold plated from 3.00. Watches Silver pitted, from 1.50. All kinds of Engraving, such as Ornaments, Letters, Seals, and Die Sinking done to order. 1062 Oregon — PorUamd. 4>-THB LEADING SHOW GASE MANUFAOTUREB8. -C UlAUNf DLnNdrClN & uUif SAN FRANClSCO.^ALIFOnMA. Branch, Corner Front and Stark Sts.. Portland, Oregon. JOHN F. (VSHEA. J. B. O'SHKA O'SHEA BROS. Butchers and Packers, And dealora in all kinds o( Fresh aQl Corel Meats, Bacon, Hams i Lard. 'Special attention given te supplying Ships- Stalls 22, 23 and 24 Central Market, Portland, Oregon. Husbands and Wives do not giai their Matrimonial Card Outfits from Hiines the Printer. The secret charm whic' he imparts to work of this kind on its passage through his hands prevents family jars. Those contemplating shuttling otf the coils of single blessed- ness should remember this. Red Front, 5 Washington Street, Portland. Aside from this, should you need Printing of any sort, Legal Blanks of any form. Book Binding or Paper Ruling of any kind, please remember that EUmes the Printer 13 your man. SEYMOUR, 8ABIN, Av CO., M ANUFACTURI-UW OF MINNESOTA CHIEF THRESHERS, AND PORTABLE ZNOZHBB. STir.L'Wi^LTKK, ISLIVN., A.MX> OJLKr.A.lf X>. CA.T^ Jobbers In all Kinds of First-Class Farm Machinery mmdimon Sfc, Fraoi Fromt to 14*^ Pta^lukU e. W. ALLEN, ■aiai|«r PsrtlMtf BnuMk. Oregon — P(yrtlital and promise a sure return for labor. Tlie N. P. K. K. Co. has completed its railroad in KAtiTSBK WASHIIHUTON, from Wallula, on the Columbia, to Rock Island, Montana, and is now offer- ing: tor sale in this division -A-'bonjLt 5,000,000 ^-cres. The greater part of which lies in The Famous Wheat Belt That extends along the line of the Company's road as far west as the Cascade Mountains, and is especially adapted to agriculture, while thousands of acres of richest pasture give abundant room (or grazing. This part of the Territory, favored with a Saiubrious Ciimate and a Soil of Unparalied Fertility, is destined to become, in a short period, a populous and wsalthj Stats. ISff' For information respecting the advantages and general features o( the country, and Rail- road and Government land, addrsss LAND DEPARTMENT, K. P. R. B. Co., Poi:*tla,iid, Oreg-on. GHAd & LAMBOSB, Land Commiaaiwr, PAVLSGHULZl^ Oanera/ Land Mgent^ POMTliAND. OMBCiOH. II mm ■■■«■■■ wmmmmmmmmmmn 1; I! i 1 I 1064 Oregon — Portland. EDWARD STONE, Proprietor. No. 9 Washington Street, between Front and First Streets, PO RTLAND. OREGO N. Board by the Week, $4.50. Meals, 25c and 50o. IM ADVAltf€E. PRIVATE ROOIMS. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. CHAS. L. BERGEVIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Foreii^ and Domestie CIGARS # TOBACCOS, Ciffare '«• and Meerschaums. N. f . cor. First M Salmon Streets, PORTLAND, OREGON. UNITED STATES RESTAURANT No. 146 First Street, POKTLANl) OHKtiON PETEB MABINCOVZCH, Frop'r. Good Square Heals at 86 cents. Oysters Served in un.v style for 25 cents. Meals at all Hours, Day or Night. 0. K. CIGAR FACTORY EMPLOYS ONLY WHITE LABOR FURNISHES Ciflrars of a Superior Grade to the Trade at Prices that defy CHINESE GOIMPETITION. FRANK ORADKHANI) PROPRIETOR, 70 Morrison St.. Portland. Or. fOVJHTAIN^ALOOH NORTHWEST CORNER Front and Madison Streets, • OltTLAND, OREGON. FINEST BRANDS OF WINES, UP'" IS AND CIGARS JOHN ROT^TNER. PMp*r. OCCIDENTAL RESTAURANT. P. KELIHER, Proprietor. ('(mNER OF FIRST AND MORRISON ST8., (^ PORTLAND, OREGON. '^ The only firat-olasa Hotel Restaurant in the city. TaMe Supplied with the Best of the Market Meals 25 Cents. Oregon — Portlcmd. 1065 A. H. JOHNSON, WHOLESALE Butclier ad Packer AND DEALER IN All kinds of Fresh & Cured Meats. MESS BEEF & PORK CHJNSTANTLY ON HAND. ICE CREAM « OYSTER PARLOR IS THE MOST POPULAR AND SILICT llSOai OF FORTLAVD. Oorner ot Fourth andlTamhlll fits, SAM L. BZABT, Frop'r. Stalls Noa. 26, 27. 28 Central Market, POUTLANU, OHKOON. Orders Promptly Filled. J. D. MONTH YON; STAIR BUILDER. Fancy Newel Posts And Stairs of every description constantly on hand. French Polishing Done to Order- no North minth Street, Bet. F and 6. POUTtiAND, OREGON. The Oldest and Leading Agricultural Journal. POR TLAND, ORE GON. Those wishing to secure the benefits of advertising for the A>^rieultural portion of Oregon and Wasliington Territory, should send to the WILLAMETTE FARMER PUBLISHING COMPANY, Publishers of the Willamette Farmer. Sample Copies and Advertisings Rates sent free on application. S. A. CLARKE, Manager, Portland, Oregon. IMPORTING AND MANUFACTURING Cutler, Locksmith and Bell-Hanger, 67 North First Street, Between D and E Streets, PORTLAND, OREGON. Knives, Scissors, Razors, Surgical Instruments, and all kinds of Edge Tools Ground and put in order at short notice. Saws Filed, Set and Ke-toothed. BUTCHERS' SAWS MADE TO ORDER. REPAIRING Neatly Done and Satisfaction Guaranteed. 68 Ml I i: i {' 1066 Oregon — Portland. Northern Paeifie Railroad, WESTERN DIVISIONS. In connection with the Oregon Railway and Nav. Co'a Linea to form the I With a continuous rail line from The Great Lake s to Deep Water o n PugetSund. THE PACIFIC DIVISION Ifl now in operation from Knlanin, on the Columbin Hiver, to tho Sound Port of New Tacoma, connecting at Tenino witli Daily trains for Olympia. THE PEND D'OREILLE DIVISION Leaving the line of the (). K. & N, CO., at WaluUa JuuctioA, is the only raii route for AINSWORTH, SPRAGUE, CHENEY, SPOKANE FALLS, RATHDRUM, Lake Pend D Oreille, And all points in Nol'tJicrtt Idaho and Montana, THE CLARES FORE DIVISION Rapidly nearing completion to within easy distance of Missoula, wiil soon Iw reco;.'nized as The Rapid and Cheap Tranaportatioo Route between Montana Point* and the Pacific Seaboard. GENERAL OFFICERS: IIKNRY VH,LARI>, Preni'lent.H'i Bn'ftdw»v,S.V. T. F. OAKKS, Vi»f Prusldciit, A. J. TH«)MAS, -.M Vice rreslileiit, SAM'L WIIIKKSON, SeireUry, R. L. HKLKNAI*. Trewuror. OKO. OKAY, lien I <'i.uii»cl, J. A. BAKKKH, Ueii'l Auilit<>r, .). W. SI'l{A<;i;K,<;cn'ISui>t., NcwTaooma.W.T. MARTIN WINCH, «iciri Bifil. Aifciit, I'ortlitiiJ. .KHI.1 Ml'IR, Supt. i>f Trarti.'. Portland, Or. I C. N. S. SANHmUN, Pure liosiii;^ Atfont, " I (iTIS SPUAlilK. Sujit l'»f. I)|\., NowTftooma. ! ii. W. KA1RWI':.\TIIKK, Supt. Pen.! d'Orcille liiti.iioii, .Sprm.'uo, W. T. { A. L. STOKRS, Uon'l (Uuttcrn I'afi. Ai,'eiit, I 5-J flur'. Street, Chlwn;.). Oregon — Portland. 1067 OrejOB Hai by anil iavig ation Cony The Extensive Transportation System of the Nonhwest, THE OCEAN DIVISION. Stannoh and Elegant Iron Steamahips EVERY FOUR PASfS. The "COLUMBIA," Captain Belles. The " STATE OF CALIFORNIA," Capt. Debney. The "OREGON," Captain Palemann. Between San Francisco and Astoria and Portland. The Gateway to the Inland Empirei Commodious River Steamers Daily Down the Cdlumbia to Kalama and Astoria. Up the Willamette to Oregon City and Salem. Up the Columbia to Bonneville. • THKIIE CONXKCTINU WITH Daily Express Trains for The Dalles, Umatilla, Walla Walla, Waiuburgr. and Dasrton. And with Boats at Riparia for Almota, Lewiston and Snake River Points. From Kalaina the Trains of ihe ^'orth«*rn Pa4%in« connect at Tat-nma, W. T., with Fine Sound steamura (or feU'attle, Port TowiiHen«l, Victoria, B.C., IJtNalady. lie- hoin«^, on Mfllliisliam Bay, una with lUvm- buatii for puints on the MKAl to Tourists to view the Beautiful Scenery of the L'olumhiii iiiid Willamette Kivur;), ti>llwacoanii the Sua»ii(le, anil overland to the eIlchantin^' waters oi PIKJllT t401T5II>, the fSportsmen'a Parauiete. This Company alio diHpatclics a monthly boat (nr.u Cctilo for PrieMt's Rapids and Point in Vaklma and Kittitam Valleys. The rail bruncli now \mug iMnstructcd from the lino of the I'und d'Oruille Division, N. I'. K. It. will soon penetrate the I'alouse country to Farrinfi^on, Colfax, Moeuow aiid Eiidicutt. GENERAL H. VltiLARD, President, New Yorlv City. J. a. DOliPH, Vice-President, Portland, Or. O. H. PRESC'OTT, .Manajfor, " J. M. BUt'KLKY, Asst. Manofc'er, " C. .1. SMITH, Conjptrolicr, " HORACK WHITE, Treasurer, New York City. THEO. WYGANT, Asst. Troas., Portland, Or. JOHN MUIR, Supt. of 'IVathc, J. H. HUDDLESON, Auditor, A. h. STOKES, Gen. EiMtern Pass. Agt., 52 Clark St., Chicago. OFFICERS. I A. L. MAXWEIX, Ticket Ajft., Portland, Or. I OOODALL, PERKINS A CO., Supfs Ocean Divi- sion, San Francisco. Capt. GEO. J. AINSWORTH, Supt. River Divi- sion, Portland, Or. F. T. DODGIO, Asst. Supt. River Div., " JNO. GATES, Chief Eng., Rlv. Div., " H. THI'iLSEN, Chief Eng. of Construction, Portland, Or. 1068 Oregon — Portlund. Chas. Hodgo. T. A. Davis. Geo. W. SneU. Fred. K. Arnold. SOBQE, SAVZS ft CO., (E8TABLISI1KI) 18')! ) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS 1X@ Fxoaat St., Seiaa. f xa,aa.eS.aico. 32 Hoa. 82 and 94 Fraat Stnst, Corner Stark, - r St., ^^m-rxr "TTcrlB. Importers of Paints. Oils and Glass. T»ROI*R.IKXOI?,S OF- ORKG-ON KIDNKY TKA.. S. P. Christy. CHRISTY & WISE, Tiios. lir.viuAN. An«l ComniiHHioii SIoroliaiitM for the Htklv of WOOL, HIDES, TALLOW, GRAIN, ETC., ETC. Also. Wool 'Ba.ga, Twine, Dips, and all Ranch Supplies furnished Customers at Lowest Rates. MC. Cor. Fifth and Townsend Sis.. San Francisco. 34 Front St., Portland, Or. J. jr. 4«> and l^<'winic TwineM, <'otton B«*ltiiiK, llammo«'kN. Oil <'iothiiiK, TrdtM, t'tr. teJ l'artii\ilar iiftcntjoii jiaiil til ImyiiiK' l^'ariiiLTs' «uiiiilio-< mi urilur. C'DtiMixitineHttf and ciirros- pondciu'o HoliciUid. t^ilK'Ml vaxU adtani'CH niailunii riiiisi.:;iiiiiciits. S. E. cor. North Front and B Streets. Portland. Oregon. K. <>. tS^ltSUN. T. l»il»liKli.s. CORSON ^ RODCERS, PORTLAND BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY. llOh FRONT STREET, l*OH-'l U. A.IN I >, **IthHi<>?S. Wo warrant all our work uiul Jefuiul it. Our stuck coa»i>oician8 to be the besi ai, 1 purest Tonic in the world. Forty- seven persons cured of Dyspepsia and Indi);es- tion. Twelve thousand bottles sold in one year, ard the sales increasing. It is a pack of non- sense to pay out thousands of dollars for foreign gSH >HD MI>PLE.".f.?,Bai!;r Oregon — Portl>;.7id-Prineville. 1077 WM. HEALY, COPPERSMITH — AND— SHEET IRON WORKER, 4» ISecond Street, bet. C and D, PORTIiASin, ORBOOW. Stoamboat, Distillery and Brewery Work done to order. Special attention given to the repairinK of Soda Fountains and (lonerators. general merchan- dise, livery stable, and postmaster PRINEYILLE. Wasco County. A post-office. It is a busy place, and the centre of trade; supports a newspaper, and is doing a brisk business with the mining dis- tricts in the southwestern spurs of the Blue Mountains. It is reached by the O. K. & N. Co.'s steamer to The Dalles, and Ihen by stage It has a population of several hundred. Baldwin T M, notary public Barnes E, justice of peace Barnes Geo W, attorney -at-law Barnes & Richardson, attorneys-at-law and notaries public Circle John, blacksmith « ircle Wm, hotel Colver A & Son, hotel Gesner V, physician Glaze T H, saloon Graham R, saloon Halin & Fried, general merchandise Hamilton & SpaflF.^rd, livery stable Holbert Mra M A, millinery and dress- making Howard J W, druggist Ketchum I L, bootmaker Loacker Frank, brewery Luckey J C, blacksmith Manfin & Nichols, livery stable Nichols B F, attoruey-at-law and no- tary public Philliber R, butcher PICKETT & THOMAS, books, sta- tionery, and notions Powell D F, planing-mill Powers A W, cabinetmaker Selling & Winkler, genpral merchandise Senders A & Co, general merchandise Sichel M & Co, general merchandise Stewart & Pett, ilouiing-mill THOMAS D E> postmaster Volrath R H, carpenter and builder Woods W L, barber *s CO ;uii UiDnUfnnn IIIMDCD white BROS.. is a is main and 14 a 1« spear nAnllTlUUU LUInDCn. m,H.V. 0«k, Aah. Hickory. Maple, Cherry, etc. DMIEUIORCROSS c m.rMSsis«:iffvs^'^^^^r^ h 1078 Oregon — Prineville-Roland. Prineville Weekly News PUBLISHED EV^RY SATURDAY BY Leneve Geo, aaloon Muchedo L & Co, fishery P TtimmiATnCP. ASAMi general mer- cbandiae PrineTllle, Crook Co«t Oregon. Terma of Subaeriptiom One Voar 12 fiO Six Months 160 rnjable in advance. PURDY. Umatilla County. A post-office. Levi Mark, general merchandise PUBDTJBftSOir QUINN. Columbia County. A post-office, on Columbia Kiver, reached by O. K. k N. Co.'s steamers; 01 miles north- west of Portland. Brannon John, cooper Dobbins I, surveyor Hodgkins & Ball, Hshcrmen McGrath A, general merchandise Mc postmaster ROCKWOOD. Multnomah County. A post-office. LEWIS C C> general merchandise and pustmustcr Volentine H C, blacksmith and wagon - maker ROCKY POINT. Coos County. Gilbert J B ft Co, general merchandise SCALES E 8> saloon ROLAND. Cooa County. A post-office. WABNE W N. postmaster 06 ±1 cs CO en CO CO ca ca a. 03 UiOnU/nnn l IIUDIO white BIKOS.. m* is Mai* nad 14 A itfUpear nAnlllff UUU LUmBtll, «t. ». r. •isk. ash. HIekorjr. Maple, Ckcrry. etc wr ,1 mer- -offioe, amern; Dgraph los by gon- xce ICO. io and fagou- indise ma TUGGII i CO. PaoWc Coast Hard Woods 'ZlSUffiS^T »4 e I CO CO CO l§ ^^k H ^ ■ Ph UJ 1 ^ «« 1 ^ CS 1 g OS Oregon — Rooffter Roch-Roaehv/rg. 1079 ROOSTER ROCK. Multnomah Coumtt. A poat-offioe •nd steamer landing, 46 miles north- east of Portland, reaohed by l>he O. R. & N. Co. 'a steamers. Bernard John, grocer Block J, saloon LATOURELL JOSEPH, general mer- chandise Rolf Theo, saloon Ross Mrs \ M, general merchandise ROSEBURG. DoiTOLAs County. A post, express and telegraph i.ffice, on the Orej,on and Califuruia K. R., 20O miles distant from Portland. Is the county seat and being geographically the center of a rich agricultural and stock-r.iising region, bordered hj a deposit of unia- erals that must prove a valuable aux- iliary to her development, the future of the place must be encouraging to those closely identified with her inter- ests. There are churches of almost every denoniiiialion, and many iiue residences iind large business establish meats. , The population is placed at 900. Abraham, Wheeler & Co (il and Sol Abraliam, W M and L C Wheeler), gen mdso Aikon & Humphrey (J C Aiken and W S Uuniplirey), livery stable Appel M, cigars and tobacco BALL C> mgr Independent Publishing Co (Herman k Ball), attorney -at-law BELFILS LOUIS, watchmaker and jeweler BENEDICK P. undertaker, frames, monldinxs, etc Benjamin W F, register U S Land Office Bennon Frank W, county supt public schools Bitzer Jacob, me.it market Bowen J M, blacksmith Breckenridge R, marble works BUNNiXL & FRAZER (N P Bunnell and G N Fraze r), iron works BTARS & HURSH (W H Byars and E G Uursh), proprietors the " Plain- dealer" Byars W H (Byars & Hnrsh), and U S deputy surveyor Campbell A F, attorney-at-law and notary public Carlon J W, livery stable Coro Bros (Simon and.Isidor Caro), gen mdse Champagne A E, hotel Crawfora — , physician DA MOTTA PHILLIP, barber and hatha DAVISMW. dentist Davis R M, physician ' ' DOUGLAS INDEPEVDENT" (weekly), Independent Publishing Co publishers Engle Geo, agt C & O Stage Co Farquer Thos, saloon Fitzhugh J S, gen mdse and oounty judu;e Floed & Co (J C, J C Jr and S PFloed), general merchandise Floed J C (Floed & Co) Frazer G N (Bunnell 4. Frazer) Friedlander W I (8 Marks & Co) FULLER G J> agent Wells, Fargo & Co Fullerton J C, receiver U S Land Office Gaddis Craw ford , wagonmaker GATERMANN HENRY, blacksmith and wagonmaker Gildorsleeve John, furniture Gotsill John, saloon and restaurant ORANGE BUSINESS ASSOCIA- TION. W F Owens manager, wool, grain, hides, agricultural implements Hadley C L, barber Hamilton J W, attorney-at-Iaw . Hamilton S, druggist and physician and mgr W U Tel Co Hermann B (Hermann & Bull) attorney- at-law and notary public HERMANN & BALL (C Ball and B Hermann), attomeys-at-law ilinderer C G, county commissioner Hoover G W, physician Hoover Mrs H E, millinery Humphrey W S, attorney-at-law Hursh E G (Byurs ft Hursh), attorney- at-law and district attorney Independent Publishing Co, C Ball mgr Jaskulek Jacob, watchmaker, cigars, tobacco and varieties Johnson John E, saloon Josephson M, general merchandise TfTMBATX G W, county clerk Langenberg Bros (Louis and Henry A Langenberg), boots, shoes and no- tions Levins John F, groceries, fruits, etc Lincoln J W, flouring- mills Littrell John, county surveyor Lyons J W, hotel MATITCS A C. cigars, tobacco and va- rieties Marks S & Co (Samuel and Asher Marks and W I Friedlander), gen mdse Marsters A C & Co ( A C and R J Mars- ters), druggists Marsters S S, physician Mathews B F, blacksmith McCulloch R & Co (R MoCuUoch and M A Brentano), saloon CO C o PI o o GO CO r.ete. nAnUllUUll LUnlDCn, m, m. F C«Hiiter1t*pa, BiMwel Posts. BalMtera, IDIIIS BBHEmiMH tCO.,g3rKg.«^g8Sar 1 18 Monlffinanf St. 1080 Oregon — Rosehurg-Saimt Pavl, Mini A (Willis ft Mirea), atty-at-law and notary publio Moore J W, harneMinaker Moore W M, county treasurer Murton H L, forwarding and oommis- sion O akea O me g a, photographer OWENS W F| manager Grange Busi- nesa Aaanciation Parka C ft R, sroceriea and bakery Parrott Broa (W H, C W and E L Par- rott), bootmakera Perkins & Mathewa (O C Perkina and R B Mnthewa), hotel Perkina W A, agt O ft C R R, and member State Legialature FITCHFOBD & HARMON (W H Pitch ford and L A Harmon), Esmer- alda Saloon "FLAINSEALER" (weekly), Byara ft Uursh proprietora Purdom .foa S, ahcriff and truatee Rast John, brewery Raymond S K, dentist Riddle Abner, county commissioner Shambrook J C, physiuiau and coroner Sheridan Bros (T R and J P Sheridan), stovca, tin and hardware Shoridiiu R S & J C, hanlware, stoves and tinware Snider .James, saloon Stanton H C, gtiicral merchandise and postmaster Sterling James A, county aaseasor ThroU I, muat market Troxfl Roht, saloon Watkina Wm, blacksmith Williamson Fred, tailor WILLIS & HIRES (W R Willis and A Mires), attorneys-at-law Willis W R (Willis ft Mirca) WoodruflF J, physician Woodward W (J, haniesamaker Zigler L H, saloon T ZZ BYARS & HURSH, Editors and Proprietors Rosebur^', Dminlas (-'o., Orefc'on, This Journal bus tlie IarK*wt circulation of any paper in the Nouthern part c>f the State, and \n an exrullunt advertisintr Medium. It is ixi size 2.')x41 Indies, wuh established in 1868, and Ih fur- nished to Nubsr-ribers at SiBJSO per year. ROY. Mauiun County. A post-office. BARLOW * WHITE, general mer. uhandise Cleaver Broa, wheat dealers Cox J B, blaokamith Glover Wm, money broker Johnaon P K, contractor Miller Mosea, general merohandise Oawald Barney, aaloon RYE VALLEY. Baker County. Apoat-offioe; 35milea by atagu from Baker City. Brouck D S, aaloon Lafay M, blacksmith LOCKE J S> hotel Sequin C, general merchandise ST. HELEN. Columbia County. A post-office, on Columbia River, reached by O. R. ft N. Co. 's steamers; 27 miles northwest of Portland. Population 250. ADAMS E Oi editor and proprietor "Columbian" BLAXESLET AH, hotel and saloon Campbell J W, civil engineer and sur- veyor • "COLUMBIAN" (The), E G Adams editor and proprietor Conyers W H, county clerk Cox R, county treasurer Dale N C, sheriff Davenport James S, cigars, tobacco, etc Giltner B F, postmaster Grey N S, blacksmith Lemont F A, grocery McBride Geo W, general merchandise Moore F A, attorney-at-law and county judge Morsback, Graf & Co, harnesamakers Muckle Broa, gen mdae and aaw-mill Shmitaffer E M, aaloon Steward Thomaa, physicia . ST. JOHN S. Multnomah County. A post-office, on Willamette River, 6 miles northwest of Portland, reached by 0. R. ft N. Co'a steamers. Population 120. Johns James, general merchandiae Oregon Barrel Co, barrel factory SEVERANCE B 0. postmaster Smith P T, wood yard SAINT PAUL. Marion County. A post-office, on R. ft N. Co'a Railway, Narrow Guage I U re f 9 PRISON CEUS,»V'ss$^sr..r?.^..''£>CAmii nuhing & son. >ILEN. TUGCLE I CO.. Ship Planli. all Mnte. Oregon — Saint Paul-Salem. 1081 ![ Division (East .Side), 33 miles south- west of Portland. Population 250. Boutin Isaac, saloon Brentano J, blacksmith Brentano J F, physician Cttyle J J, blacksmith Delonay Mrs M, groceries DIELSCHNEIDER LOUIS, general merchaiidiae and ilruggist Ernest H, boots and shoes Ernest J, bootmaker Foley John, blacksmith Hughes A, carpenter Lambert F, saloon Lomberty F, suloon Mahoney John, cari)enter Maquoy J, blacksmith McOnn John, blacksmith PELLAND CHAS 0. general mer- chandise Pelland Chas A, general merchandise and postmaster Raymond M I, saloon ST. JOSEPH. Yamhill County. See Lafayette. SALEM. Marion Couniy. A post, express and telegraph office. Tne capital of the State and county seat of Marion County, situated on the Willamette Hiver and on the Oregon and Califor- nia R. R., 53 miles south of Portland. Population about 5,000. The town is well laid out, the streets being broad and well shaded with trees, it is substantially built, both private and public bnildings possessing many tine architectural features. The most noticeable among them are the Capitol, County Court House, Reed's Hotel and Opera House Building, the State Insane Asylum and the Chemeketa Hotel. The State Asylum is just approaching com- pletion at present writing (August, 1882), and will he ready for the admission of patients about the Ist of December. It will have a capacity for 400 and its cost represents $150,000, exclusive of $30,- 000 worth of convict labor. The build- ings and grounds are an immense affair, being pearly a half a mile in circumfer ence. There is being erected by the City of Salem Co., at the north end of town, a large woolen mill and also a iloui-itig mill. It is nnticipat(Ml that these industries will greatly add to the prosperity of the city, as it is agreed between the citizens of Salem, (who have subscribed liberally to the enterprises). »nd the projectors, that ume but whit i labor will lie employed in their operation. Salem possesses two weekly and two daily newspapers. The Stdtetnnan is of thirty-two years standing as a weekly, the daily being now in its twenty-second year. The daily and weekly Talk is a bright local sheet. Besides the projected manufacturing enterprises above men- tioned, there are several otherH worthy of note. They include B. F. Drai^e's Foun- dry and Machine Shops and the Pacific Agricultural Works and Stove Foundry, both possessing excellent fiicilities m the way of machinery, etc. The Agri- cultural Works have been established since our last issue, but have grown until now quite a force of men are em- ployed. The works prod'ice about $20,,- 000 worth of im'-.oniunts and stoves annually, ""'iv ifolman Panninj; Mill Factory, ma. "'fucturing warehouse cleaners and fanning mills for cleaning wheat, is located here. It turns out a large and increasing number of machines. Academy of the Sacred Heart Adams H F, physician Adams L K (Church k Adams) Adams Miss Miry E, dressmaker ADAMS S B I I'^les & Adams) Adams S C (Gilbert & Adams) ADOLPH & FATJLUS (S Adolph and Christopher Faulus), wliolesale liquors Adolph S (S Adolph ik Co and Adolph & Paulus) Adolph S & Co (Samuel Adolph, Morris Klitiger and S Beck), brewery Allen David (Martin & Allen) Applegate J A, attorney-at-law and no- tary public Assail Adam (Palmer & Assail) Babbit John H (Farnham & Babbit) Babcock F J, undertaker and cabinet- maker Baker J A (R M Wade & Co) Barker T O (Warner & Barker) Bass Samuel, lumber Bates L S, picture frames, fancy goods and wallpa^jer Baxter Wni & Son (William and George Baxter), blacksmiths and horseshoers Bayless A, blacksmith Beck S (S Adolph & Co) BELT & CO (B F Belt), drugs and sta- tionery BELVIDERE SALOON, George W Stimpson proprietor Blosser Abraham (Sterner & Blosser) Boise R P, circuit judge third judicial district Bonham B F (Bonham & Ramsey), attor- ney-at-law OO GO n CD ana CD CO CO 2] c< HARDWOOD UIMBERiWAGON STOCK. WHITE BROS., 18 * IS HaiiT ana 14 ifc 16 Spew Mt. H. F^ 69 ODD FEUOWS' SUPPUES, Flass. Baaners. et«., at IVOBCBOfflS A €»., MsMtnle Temple. No. • Post fiitr«e<;,£t. F. . 1082 Oregon — ScUem. Bonham & Ramsey (B F Bonham and W M Samsey), attorney s-ai-law Boon H D, books, stationery and musi- cal instruments Boothby W F, architect Bowie Chas W, city recorder Bov/mun B H & Co (B H Bowman and C M Talbott), general merchandise BRETMAN BROS (Werner and Eu- gene Breyman), capitalists and com- mission brokers Brown Henry (Wheeler & Brown) BRXJOE R M. barber shop and baths Buckingham A L, groceries Biirnett G H (Shaw & Burnett), atcor- . ney-at-law and notary public Bush A (Ladd & Bush), aud pres Salem Flouring Mills Co Byars W H, State printer BRYD J C, dentist Byrd W H, physician ByrneMrs >f J, bakery CALVERT CHARLES, fancy goods, ladies' underwear, etc Capitol Lumberiug Co, W R Patty pres Chadwick Hon S F, attorney-at-law Chdmberlin M L, county clerk Chase E Y, physician and surgeon Chemeketa Hotel, Wesley Graves propr Church & Adams (S W^ Church and L K Adams), boots and shoes Ch urch S W (Church & Adams) COFFEY JAMES, furniture and up- holrtery, croc tery, glassware and win- tu>wglass (see ad v) Of>FFEY JOHN R cigars and tobacco CONOVER & CO (R B and Frank Couover), proprietors "The Talk " Cooke Joseph (Roo'-'i & Cooiie) Cornelius A H, ct/unty assessor Coulter J S, architect Crawford J W, stoves and tinware Croasman A B, clothing Cross Mrs C M, millinery and fancy goods Orowe Mrs M E, dressmaker Dalrymple J J, general merchaacitise D'Arcy P H, attorney-at-law aud no- tary public Dawne E J, attorney-at-law Dearborn R H, suddiery and harness Jtenison Rev J W, clergyman (Meth- odist) Devol (Jeo (W T Gray & Co) DIAMOHD H. barber IXckiiisou Mrs James, liquors Dickinson O, seedsman aud nurseryman Dippell Henry, bootmaker DRAKE B F> proprietor Salem Iron Works Dumars Wm, agt W U Tel Co Earhai't Rockey P, secretary ol State EDIS & ADAMS (George A Eiles and S B Adams), woven wire niiXttresses EDES OEOROE A (Edes ft Adams) ^ Edwards W C (Whealdon ft Edwards) Ellis Fred, butcher England Wm (Williams & England) England Wm (Kelley, England ft Co) FARNHAM & BABBIT (John Earn- ham and John H Babbit), dry goods and clothing Farnham John (Farnham it Babbit), res Vallejo, Cal Farrar Squire ft Co (Squire Farrar), gro- ceries, etc FISHER GAINES, livery stable (see adv) Fisher L V, cigars and tobacco Foley Patrick, International Saloon FONTAINE JOSEPH G, Congress Hall Saloon (see adv) Ford Tilmon, attorney-at-law and no- tary public Forstuer Benjamin (Forstner, Sharp ft Co), gun aud locksmith Porsythe J M, wagonmaker Forward Blair, sheriff and county tax collector Frank Bros (PA, S F and G P Frank, Portland), Craigie Sharp Jr mgr, agri- cultural implements Fraser Angus, t&ilor Frier A H (F Parmenter & Co) Fullerton Mark A, county surveyor Gardner I W, pianos and organs Gardner Mrs S C, fancy goods Gilbert ft Adams (A N Gilbert and S C Adams), gr< ■series Gilbert A N (ert A Adams) GILBERT BROS (A T and F N (til bert), cominiection brokers, money and tire insuran je and agents ri ver steam- ers Gilbert Johu W, leather and tluiliugs, hides and furs Golden T L, oculist aud aurist GRAHAM JAMES, proprietor Salem Soda Works Graves Wesley, propr Chemeketa Hotel Gi\. ,^a ,vm, undertaker Gray G W ft Sons (G W, William T and Geo Gray), oil-mills GRAY W T & CO (W T Gray. Thom- &s King, .lohn Patt':;rsou and George Devo'), PaciKc Agricultural Works and Stove Foundry (see adv) Gregg J T, county sapt public schools Grubb A J (Mott & ( Jrubb) Haas J H (Klinger A Co) Haas N, groceries Hall C H, physician ilaliiwell .luhu, saloon Hammer Seth U, collector Hanson Jacob, carriage trimmer Horbord M G, city marshal Hellenbraud C W, bakery aud candy manufactory CO ■ CO CO CO CSS CO ssa C3 » (0 o n ji C O PIONEER IRON WORKS, t^AI^VlN NDTTinrU * MOM, Proprlrtora. mtablUlied !»*• »i7 Main 8tr«et. II V. lt' u:: a) ti 0) arn- )ods § , res CO CO miEH. TUGtLE t CO.. H>BBWOOD LBWBEH. •Va,*F«5,l!SS:.~" -J i ^ 1 1 ii Z 1 1 Eh 1 R ^4 andy ^% 'itjl K o i 1 Ph tor*. 61 > F. ■ ■ Oregon — Saler.. 1083 HENDERSON LEVI, Hcmeopathic physician ami surgeon Herren & Fairar (Wm J Herren and Squire Farriir\, wool commission Herren W J, agt Salem Flouring Mills Co Hirsch Edward, State treasurer Hodgkin Frank E, asst-secy of State and notary public Hodson J F, cutler Hoeye Geo, barber HOLMAN THOMAS, manufacturer patent wheat cleaners and fanning mills HOLMES H R, physician and surgeon Holmes Wm H, attorney-at-law and Srosecntinji; attorney LTUM F New York Restaurant Howard iJ G (Howard & Millican) HOWARD & MILLICAN (D C How- ard and Geo Millicaa), wholesale and retail butchers Hubbell E S, druggist Hughes John, groceries, paints and oils Jackson T B (O'Donald & Jackson) •lessup S R, Homeopathic physician Johnson W P, photographer Kaiser W M, attorney-at-law and notary public Keller, Sou & Co (C L and E P Keller), grocers and commissioc mercliants Keliey Andrew (Kelley, England & Co) Kelley, Englaud & Co (Audrew Kelley, Wm England and Wm Underwood), blacksmiths and wagonmakors King Thomas (W T Gray & Co) Kinney Alfred, physician Klinger & Co (M Klingcr and Mrs J H Haus), liquors Klinger M (Klinger & Co) and (S Adolph & Co) Knight N B, atti moy at-law Liid.1 & Bush {A Bush and W S Ladd), bankers Ladd W S (Ladd & Bush), res Portland Lamport Edward, saddiery and harness Larattn P J, wagonmaker Leavitt Wm, wagonmaker Levy F, general merchandise Litchfield Geo P, grooaries and crockery LOOSEN P J, merchant tailor (see adv) lord W P, justice of supreme court MacDonald J A, marble works Martin ^ AUon (J M Martin and David Allen), groceries Martin J M (Martin & Allen) MARTIN W W, watchmaker and jeweler MATTHEWS D W, druggist and I |apothecary Mauzey O P, policeman McAfee J W, physician McCauley T M, barber McDowell F D, watches and jewelry McElroy E B, state supt public instruc- tion Mead J E, policeman Meredith J W, dentist Meyer E & Co (Emanuel Meyer), general merchandise METER EMANUEL (E Meyer & Co) Meyers Joseph (J M Rosenberg & Co) Miller Adam, cooper Millican Geo (Howard & Millican) Moody Zenas F, State governor Moores Chas B, attorney-at-law Mott A B (Mott & Grubb) MOTT & GRUBB (A B Mott and A J Grubb), blacksmiths MYERS LUTHER, plumbmg, gas and steam iitting Neal Geo W, blacksmith NICHOLS & RISDON (Z B Nichols and A D Risdon), homeopathic phy- sicians and surgeons NICHOLS Z B (Nichols & Risdon), hoiJteopatl) ic physician Oberhcim Paul, groceries and bakery ODELL W Hi publisher "Or*3goa Statesman" Odeneal T B, clerk supreme court O'Donald h Jackson (J O'Donald and T B Jackson), carpenters i,nd builders "OREGON STATESMAN" 'daily and weekly), W H Odell publisiier (see adv) O&born Miss Kate, dressmaking Palles Henry W, livery and feed stable Palmer A D (Palmer & Assail) PALMER & ASSALL (A D Palmer and Adam Assail), butchers wholesale and retail Pannenter F (F Parmenter k Co) Pirmentor F & Co (F Parmenter and A H Frier), dry goods and millinery Parrish & Mercer, Dray and Hack Co Patterson John (W T Gray & Co) Pattv \V R, pres Capitol Lumbering Co Paulus Christopher (Adolph & Paulus) Pearce Geo J (R M Wade & Co) Piper W G, attorney-at-law Ramsey W M (Bonham & Ramsey), at torney-at-law REED C A. & CO (Cyrus A and Mrs Jennie C Reed), proprietors Reed's Hotel REED & WILLIS (Cyras A Reed and Leo Willis), real estate and insurance agctitp and notaries public R^SD'S OPERA HOUSE, C A Reed proprietor, cor Court and Liberty Reynolds J, physician Rice C S (Rice & Ross) Rice & Ross (C S Rice and J H Ross), blacksmiths and wagonmakers RIPINSKY SOL, proprietor Webfoot Store, groceries, crockery and station- ery c o m o o * en O > o > CO H m m H I I Z ■n >• 2 O I i HARDWOOD lUMBEIIiWUON STOCK, WHITB BKO«., 1» '* 15 Main •Kd 14 A. 1« tiyeiw «t, M. F. " " ■ '«'^«nmmimmmm'iiii''iimmmmmmimmm -i mine DliVFaMAM £ rn ^KWKZXtm, oirer Goods lower tlum anr LUUlo fnAfCnMAIl & UU., house in the City, 119 Montffoaiery St. . 1084 Oregon — Salem. BISBON A D (Nichols & RisdoD), honieopatliic physiciau Rocken field C fcJ, groceriea ROLLINS J L. Idaho Saloon Roork & Cooke (J H Roork and Joseph Cooke), plauing-mills, sash, doors, etc Roork J H (Roork & Cooke) Rosenberg J M & Co ( J M Rosenberg and Joseph Meyers), gen mdse Ross J H (Rice & Ross) Ross Lewis, cabinetmaker and carpenter Rowland L L, physician Royal Rev T P, Methodist clercj'man SALEM FLOURING MILLS CO, W J Herren agent SALEM IRON WORKS. B F Drake proprietor SALSM MARBLE WORKS, Wm Htaiger proprietor SALEM SODA WORKS, James Gra- hanx proprietor Sargeant Mrs W M, boarding-house Scott L S, postmaster and livery stable! Scriber C VV, blacksmith Sehlbrcde C A, attorney-at-iaw Seidler A, painter Sharp Craigie Jr (Forstner, Sharp & Co), and ingr Frank Bros Shaw & Hurnett (J J Shaw and (1 H Burnttt), attorneys-at-law and no- taries pul> ic Shaw J J (Shaw & Burnett), attorney- at-law and notary public Shaw T C, county judge Shell Geo K, attorney-at-law Shelton J C, physician Shuster H S, photographer Skitf L S, dentist Skinner ".V W, agt O i» C K R Co Singer ^.fg Co, T) I' Walter mgr Small E C, bootmaker Smith I A, photographer Smith t arrisoii, dentist Smith 1 C, il'^'iitist Snyder Mrs C D, book binder and paper ruler St lij^'cr .1 !•', county treasurer STAIOER WM, '>!''l'". Marbl.' Works Stanton W (i, citiaiw ami tobacco Sta]iIeion H, plaiiiiig-iiiill, sash, door and blind factory Steiner & Hlo.-str (David Steiner and Abraham Blosser^ i^tovea, tinware, and hdUHe fiirnisiiiiigt,'oo'ls Steiner David (Sti'iner & Hkrnier) STIMPSON GEORGE W, )roprietor Btlvedero Sai loi-M llaiifc Vaolt^^. Etr. Oregon — Salem. 1085 JAMES COFFEY, Dealer in P CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Windowglass, Moldings. Etc. Coinnaercial Street, SALEM, OREGON. DR. J. G. BYRD, Mechanical Overatixe DENTIST JOHN B. COFFEY, Dealer in Imported and Domestic '^S? T CIGARETTES, And a Lar^e Stock of Meerschaum Pipes and Holders. Commei'vial Ht., i^alem, Orefi;on. J. C. FONTAINE, Congress Hall Saloon Dealer in Ansesthetics Administered for the Painless Ex- ti-action of Teeth. Otflce in front of Smith's (iivllery, Commercial Street, Snlein, Ore!?'>". WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS Corner Commercial Street, Opposite C'hemelieta, SALEM, OREGON. liverf, M aid Sale Stable Horbes Boarded by the l>a,v, Week, or Month. Horses Boutfht, Exchantfed, or Suld. TXEE FINEST LIVERY RIGS IN THE CITY Cor. Commercial and Trade Sts., Salem, Oregon. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. W. T. ORAV. I'llOS. KINU. .lOlIN PATTERSON. GKOIIOK DKVOL W. T. CRAY & CO., PACIFIC AGRICULTURAL WORKS AND STOVE FOUNDRY, MANUFACTUHK113 0' Agriottltural Implements, Plows, Cultivators, Cook, Parlor, and Heating Stoves, Hollow Ware, Etc. s.A.XjX]nfX, ozixica-onj. General Machine Work, Iron and Brass Castings, Building and Repairing of all kinds of Implements and Mill Machinery. 1086 Oregon — Salem. L. HENDERSON, M. D., HOMEOPATHIC OFFICE HOURS: 8 to IS A. M.. - • - 1 to 6 P. M. Durbin'a Block, Commercial St.f Salf,n*, Oregon. p. J. LOOSEN, Merchant Tailor state St., 0pp. Patton's Block, SALEM, OKEGON. >A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. FirBt- Class Workmanship. Repairing done on time at Reasonable Prices. SAIr A WORMS. (Succusisur to Q. W. Epier.) Manufacturer of Soii, Sarsapuilla, Sir Sirups, Gbusjigu Kier, Eoo Bur AND GINGER ALE. SODA FOUNTAINS CHARGED. Opposite Commercial Hotel. Salem, Oregon. P- o. Box 160 THE 0RE80N STAHSMAN Is Issued Every Day and Weekly at SALEM, OREGOIST. W. H. ODELL, - - - - Publisher. TERMS: Daily, $6.00. Weekly, $2.00. Advertising Rates Liberal. THE STATESMAN is the oldest paper in Oregon, the Weekly having been published 32 years, and the Daily 22 years. IT IS EMPHATICALLY THE NSWSPAFEB OF TBE STA,T£. PuhliHliod at the ('apital, and Kepiete with Good Mutter for General Readin general merchandise and ftostmaater pt Wm, blacksmith and wagonmaker Stanley A C, physician and surgeou Thomas J B, saw-mill Trumble Bros, Hour-mills SANDY. Clackamas County. A post-office 22 miles northeast of Oregon City. Harnett D, saw-mill Meivig F A, gen mdse, liquors and flour- mill Bruns H, carpenter and gen mdse Revenue F, general merchandise SCHOLLEY OTTO, notary public and postmaster Seelig F, bootmaker SAUVIES. Multnomah County. A post-office. KEEPER- J L, p istmaster SCAPPOOSE. Columbia Coimv. \ post-office, 12 miles south of St. Helen. Cline Dan, dairyman Cloniger D A, stock raiser Clonigjir T A, dairyman CREECT A T. general merchandise and deputy postmaster Sharringhonsen Henry, postmaster Shattuck S F, blacksmith Watts .Fohn K, saw-mill West H, dairyman West W W, stock raiser SCHOLL'S FERRY. WAsiiiNciTON County. A post-office. (lubser Jolin, physician Huinphrii's S H, justice of the peace Stanwood Kd, ^'rist-mill WIOOIHTON SCIO. I, INN Coi'NTY. A post anil express office. Scio is situated (in 'I'homaB Creek, one of the tributaries of the Santiam, and between the north and south forks of that river. This is one of the oldest towns in the State, the first settlement having been made ill 1848. The pretent population is i.l')ut 500, and .the property is as- - sed at about $80,000. Excellent Wi.ter pouer is afforded V)y a race constrncti;d from 'I Iiomas Creek. The narrmv-ga'iae railroad passes within one mile of the city. The country tributary to Scio, as a trading point, is quite extensive, and embraces an area of good furming and grazing lands. Alexander & Brig^rci, undertakers Alexander M, hotel Bilyeu Peter, hotel Bridgeford Mrs M J, milliner BRIGOS A, variety and saloon Chapman Jos L & Bro, general mdse and saloon Coon M L, physician Foster I, gunsmith France & Dorria, wagonmakers Gee & Bros, blacksmiths , butcher Talcott & Kelley, druggists Williams Jas, justice of the peace SCOKER CREEK. JO.SKPIIINK County. Post-oHice Kerby; 4^ miles from Kerby. Beash & Platte, ge4i mdse DELAMATER N ft CO. general mercliandise Ix!onard L, gen mdtte Miller k Smith, sawmill 3 el IP - * -a e CAIVIN NUniNG I SON, ■utkcturera mil Itlndu IBOM WOBK, jj»y Main i*tr:"** «*a»* v^aarlaeo- Mn ULEH, TUGBLE t CO,, HARDWOOD LUMBER. 19 and ao Mpppir St^ tSan Fran Oregon — Scottsh aryh-iiilverton . 1089 SCOTTSBURGH. Dou(}LA8 County. A post-office, on Umpqua River, 54 miles uorthwest of Ruaeburg. Uedden C, gen mdse Lamphere H, hop grower Mitchel Ous, saloon Ozouf A E, tannery PALMER P P. general merchandise, grist-mill, livery stable and farmer Patterson W R. hotel Woodruff J, miller SEASIDE. Clatsop County. A pust-office, on the sea coast, 22 miles southwest of Astoria, reached •)y 0. R. and N. Co's steamers. Austin James P, postmaster GRIMES K. hotel Morrison David, hotel SHEDDS. Linn County. A post, express and telegraph office, located on the Ore- gon and California Railroad, twelve miles south of Albany, and was laid out about ten years ago by Capt. Frank Shedd, after whom it was named. The town site is an open level prairie, surrounded by the rica- est agricultural lands for miles in all directions, and the farming com- munity i« a very prosperous one. The public school hits an average daily attendance of about 40, and the dis- trict possesses a good school building, erected at a cost of about .^700. Caughell R N, blackcmith Davis Bros & Watts, gen mdse Doane (^ F, constable Klison J W, butcher Fisher J J, druggist and physician Halverson N, bootmaker Hurlburt Rev W, clerj,'yman (Methodist) Johnsu n B, wagonni>»kur W H kTXTJR a, warehouse and dealer in grain and lumber and justice of the peace WXEELER C R. postmaster Wood Rev J H, clergyman (Methodist) SHERIDAN. Yamhili, County. A post and express office, on the (). R. and N. Co's Rail- way Narrow (iauge Division (West Hide), 00 miles southwest of Portland. Population 225. Anderson Gus, liquors BIBLE A S, general merchandise Cox D W, physician Eads W R, constable and hotel Elliott Rev F, clergyman (Methodist) Faulcono! A B, livery stable and hotel Fenton W A, boot!ii;iker Field John, physiciiui Cirinold J, blnoWsmith Jaci.bson R, general niercliandise James W, blacksmith LaFollett Chas, attornoy-at-law and col- lector Lemon W F, harnessmaker Malf)ney H S, county surveyor and no- tary public Mayer H F, gen mdse, clergyman and notary public McKune R, livery stable MESSENGER CHAS E, tinsmith and poscmaster Potter S, justice of peace Simpson J, butcher Smith & Epperly, drugirist Saell R N, general merchandide Spring J, saloon Summerville H B, ^ neral agent Tilletson E, wagonmaker SILVERTON. A post and express northeist of Salem. Marion County. office, 14 miles Population 250. Aiken Geo E, general merchandise Ames Bros, contractors and builders, sash and door factory, paint store and undertakers Blackerby Mrs, dressmaker Blackerby T R, tinsmith Brown J M, notary public Brown & McGuire, meat market Brown & Ross (J M Brown and R A Ross), real estate Cannon Bros, meat market Cannon T B, saloon Cline J L, ieweltr Coolidge & McClaine, bankers Davis P A, druggist and physician Dolan (t W, attorney, notary public, real estate and collector Drake & Ross, druggist and hardware Drake W H, blacksmith Eisenhart C, boarding-house Fitzgerell M, harness and saddlery GUILD H G» ediuor and proprietor "Silverton Appeal" Guild Mrs H G, music teacher Hayes J C, druggist HIBBARD T R. bookstore and post- master Kniijht J A, bootmaker OO en GO i| UiDnU/nnn l IIMDCD WH1TII<^ BKUS., 1» * is Main au«t 14 4k. 16 »pear nRnUffUUlJ LUInDLn, St.li F Black Walnut, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. i ill KNIGHTS TEMPUB UHIF0RMS."Sr»'Sg5 fcSSi. SSWftasS^ 1090 Oregon — Silverton-Sprmgfield. H CO •0 s I* f2 li e « O e Knight Mrs J A, millinery and dress- making Lewis W H, wagonmaker McClure — , physician McMillan Mrs, milliner Miller ft Nelson, general merchandise Uiuhes ft Cannon, butchers Sansom George, l>arber "SILVERTON APPEAL" (The), H G Guild editor and proprietor Sinieral A F, bootmaker Skaife Pros, grist-mill Smith ft Hammond, suloon Smith W K, meat market Welch W, dentist Wolford John, hotel Wolford John ft Co, general mdse SIUSLAW. Lane County. A post-office, situated on a little stream called the Coyote Creek and '20 miles from Eugene City. ROBERTSON J H, farmer and post- master SKINS. Yamhill County. See Dundee. SKIPANON. Clapsop Coi nty. A post-office, on ("oluinbia River, 7 miles west of Astoria. Reached daily by O. R. ft .\. Co.'s steamers. Po[)ulation 50, (rore H C, blacksmith Mctiuire C A, livery stable Siefert .Mrs, jjostmistress Smitli S R, attorney WIRT A C & SOfl. liotel and general merchandise SLATE CREEK. .! •sEPiiiNE CorNi"Y. See Wilderville. SNAKE. RjMvBR CiiCNTY. See Dell. SNIPE. Tmatilla County. .See Alba, SODAVILLE. Linn County. A post-office, 3 miles uoutheust of Lebanon and 15 miles southeast of Albany. Cole W D, dry goods Carter L B, groceries and postmaster FOOTE D P, proprietor Fc^'ptain House Hotel SOUTHPORT. Post-office Coos City; twenty miles from Empire City, Population 100. Jenkins T, shipping agt Southport Coal Co Jones B B, supt Southport Coal Mine JONES W B> assistant superintendent Southport Coal Mine Llewellyn Mrs T, varieties MacLaughlin D J, general merchandice Roberts D, hotel and saloon SPANISH GULCH. Grant County, Watson, Post-office Camp LASSWELL & WARREN, saw-mill Thornburg C N, gen mdse SPANISH HOLLOW. Wasco County, See Wasco, SPARTA. Union County, A post-office, 32 miles northeast of Baker City. Population -'25. EASTERBROOK GEO W. postm istcr, notary public and justice of the peace Murray A V, blacksmith Perkins & Harnett, gen mdse Wilkinson E, gen mdse SPRAGUE RIVER. Lake County. A post-office, 60 miles northeast of I^iiikvillc. Bryant W S, blacksmith and wagon - maker CLARK J H. postmaster Lcanord L, gen mdse SPRINGFIELD. La.ve Coumty, a post-oflico, 3.\ miles from Eugene City, the county ae.it, on the Oregon & California R. R. (East Side); population '200. Cook J A C, saildles and harness Hamilton A S, drugs and gen mdse Lyne Geo E, blacksmith Maxwell T O, butcher Maxwell W S, hardware, stoves and tin- ware ■^ M CO • 1 GO H oe o m M f= • en k CO CO b • cs X s UJ C3 -•» c ^ ^q* c CS bi C3 p:. (0 a (D .J z CUVIN NUTtlNG£M raaannirtarcni all klndM IBON WOBK, »*7 Main Street, Maa Fraaelae*. ■pie. r tain rom Coal ne dent ULEH, TUGGUE t CO., Eastern Hard Wood lumher/g* ^ ■»•*' •*• &o GO I CO CO CO dice ^Z amp ■mill '•1 ca CI. o M milea CD u ition jster, UJ g )eaco CO H CO 3 u. QQ C3 O nilea M B ^on- 09 tt Ph tt g nilcs Z li H jeat, li. m z 13 tiii- o En Oregon — Sfyringjield-Suver. ttrnn Fraaelse* 1091 Penra Bros, saw and flour-mill Peters & Friendly, general merchandise Springfield Milling Co, saw and grist- mill Stewart J W, gen mdae and postmaster Tyler J A, physician and surgeon Walker & binder, blacksmiths Windom B C, wagons and carriages Wood Rev J H, clergyman (Methodist) 8TAYT0N. Marion County. A post-oflice, 19 miles southeast of Saletn; population 220. Blackerby E M, harness and saddlery Bonham C R, blacksmith Brown N S, wagonmaker Caspbell G W, blacksmith Cusick G W, sash and door factory Follansb y J L, general merchandise OABJDNER A D. druggist, stationer and postmaster Grier John, carding-mills Hamilton P, saloon ilobson & Price, gen mdse Jones S A, flouring-mills Kitchen J M, physician McArthur Mrs, milliner McCauley S I), physician NeflF D & Co, chair-makers Powell T, bootmaker Richardson A J, hotel Shuw k Sims, saw and planing-mills Thomas J P & Co, livery stable Thomas J W, furniture store STERLINGVILLE. Jackson County. A post-oftice. Knnis Frank, miner (iilson T H, farmer Haskins Newton, miner Parker Jacob, saw-mill Saltmarsh J B, miner Saltmarsh S, miner STIPP. Marion County. See Macleay. STONE. r. A pos Uity. COLE J Li postmaster Baker County. A post-office, 39 miles from Baker City. SULPHUR SPRINGS. Douglas County. A post-oiiice. CAMRONJOHN. postmaster SUMMER LAKE. Lake County. A post-office, on the southern border of Summer Lake. BELKNAP J Wi general merchandise and postmaster Hamilton Samuel, blacksmith SUMMERVILLE. Union County. A post-oflSce, 15 miles northwest of La Grande. Population 175. Bennett' J C, blacksmith Courtney P L, butcher End Jacob, furniture Hamilton M H, hotel Hubers B D, tinware and hardware McDowell D, gen mdse Mckenzie & mclennan, drugs and groceries McKENZIE SIMON L, postmaster Mc William R J, saloon Myers H A, livery stable Rinehardt J H, flouring-mill Ruhl H, gen mdse Sammer D & Bro, gen mdse Throe H P, blacksmith Waelty Godfrey, harnessmaker SUMMIT. Benton County. A post-office, on the O. R. & N. Co's Railway, 119 miles southwest of Portland. Cannor &, Crosnoe, general merchandise GRAIN OEO Li postmaster and hotel Crain Jas H, assistant postmaster Harris & Allen, general merchandise Luddath Robert S, blacksmith Mays C B, propr Mountain House McFarland Robt, carpenter and builder Savage M R, blacksmith and gunsmith Troxel Carter, chairmaker e/» r CO c Cf) c o m o o SUMPTER. Baker County. Post-office, Auburn, 18 miles southwest of Baker City. DUCKWORTH H, hotel and dairy- man Rimbal k Young, livery, hotel, butch- ers, blacksmiths, saw-mill and general merchandise SUVER. Poi.K County. A post and express of- fice, on the Oregon & California R. R. (West Side), 83 miles southwest of Portland. BK, S3 GO c/: c/» nAnUffUUII LUmDCni hi, H, r. rounterXopa, Wewel Posta, Balaaiera. LOUIS BHWERWHIIJ; CO., Jewelry A DlaaiOBd Work, I 19 8tntE,T7. i V 1092 Oreyon — Suver-The, Dalles. Armor Geo, blacksmith Baily Geo, hotel Cole J W, physician Cole Mrs Mary T, pliysician Cole W C, general merchandise Cole Z F, saloon DALTON W E & BRO, general mer- chandiHc and warehouse De Clark & Samuels, warehouse Hamilton AC, general merchandise McLane W, hotel 00 i ^£ Ha ■»- u IS o S SWEET HOME. Linn County. A post-office; "H miles southeast of Lebanon and 20 miles southeast of Albany. Abbott & Caldwell, sash, doors, etc Ames A, general merchandise Lubkir O T, postmaster McKinnon Wm, blacksmith and justice of peace Moss M G, hotel Rowell Geo, hotel Simons Edward, constable SIMONS W E. postmaster TANGENT. Linn County. A post-office; on the Oregon & California H. K. (East Side), 86 miles southwest of Portland, and miles south of Albany. Population 50. Beard J F, meat market BEARD J J< notary public Beard Z, general merchandise Crime.'^ (^, hotel and meat market Jfnore K, wheelwright Moat s Mrs L L, general merchandise Now comb I W, blacksmith TANSEY POINT. Clatsop County. Post-office Astoria. TANSEY POINT CANNERY, James Williams proijrietnr WILLIAMS JAMES, salmon packer TEN MILE. 14 Douglas County. A post-office; miles southwest of Uoseburg. Irwin VVm, postmaster and general merchandise THE DALLES. Wasco County. A post, express and telegraph office, situated on the Columbia River, 110 miles above CALVIN HUTTING & SON, "" TA.l-.KJftfKieAr'S.SJ'.^'ffir* Portland. County seat of Wasco County. Population 2,100. The Dalles is a thriving agricultural town, dependent upon the really rich farming and fruit interests of the vicin- ity, which, in importance, are second to none in the State. The soil is of the richest quality, and the climate mild and sufficiently humid. As a manufac- turing town it is also worthy of men- tion, lor besides the O. R. & N. Co's R. R. shops located hero, and doing the con- structing and repair work for a large section of the road, there are numerous smaller manufacturing esta1)lishm(mts in constant operation. They include two large tloanng-mills, a pluning-mill, an extensive brewery, several carriage fac- tories and an iron and brass foundry. These shops in the aggregate employ a large number of men and contribute to the city's prosperity. A prettier site for the city and a more healthful one could not have been selected. It is situated where the river runs swiftly and where the ^unlmur breezes the most frequently penetrate through the Cas- cade Range. The view of scenfry from this locality, and especi.illy fruni the stand-point of a few miles west of town, is remarkalily tine an 9n S2 •.a !• e ft I I .a UliEN. TUGGIE t CO., Ship Planli. all Mads. "aiRay/»i^ 3 S s Ol Oregon — The Dallett. 1093 Adams Charles, dentist ADAMS 8 B (Edes & Adams) Allen (xeorGje, liquors Anderson A J, mgr I F Power's furniture stor e ANDERSON GEORGE, gunsmith and locksmith APFT MRS H Ji physician and sur- geon Arnold Frnnk, wholesale and retail liquors Atwater .1 E, attorney -at-law AVERT MRS A N. physician and surgeon AVERT & APFT MESDAMES (Mrs A N Avery and Mrs H J Appy), physicians and surgeons (see adv ) Baden & Goldstein (Samuel Baden, Chas (;}old8tein an i Max M Baden), cloth- ing, etc Baldwin Bros (John and James Bald- win), liquors BATJM ABRAMt groceries, provisions a' id seeds, highest catih price paid for hides, wool iind furs BEALL H M (Schenck & Beall), no- tary public Beck E, watchmaker and jeweler Bennett Alfred 8 (Watkins & Bennett), attorney Btittingen Albert, hardware, stoves, etc Bird J H, attorney-at-law Bissingcr & Co ( Adol|»h Bisainger, Port- liuid; Max Heilbronuer, S F; Julius Heilhronuer), wool, hides, etc BLAGEN N J* architect and builder, (see adv) BLAKENET J W, boarding and lodg- ing house, opp post-oHice; meals 25 cents Ulumauer & Son (Bcnj niid .Sam Blu- niaiK.r), general merchandise Boak Mrs J A, carpet weaver Bolter ti T, propr Tlie Italics House B.iiizey A K, lic^uors BUCHLER AUGUST, proprietor Co- lumbia Brewery (see adv) Biiuiiell Augustus, stoves, tinware, etc BUTLER LESLIE (Butler & True) BUTLER & TRUE (Leslie Butler and .lohn B True), bakerv and groceries, Mtsonic Buildi'ig Calhoun E E, atty-at-law and justice of tlie i)eacc ('athcart Alex .S, drayman and wood dealer Oirisnian C E, grocorios CITTIRON WORKS AND BRASS -FOUNDRT, I' \V L Skibbe proprie- tor Clapp D C, li(|Uor8 Cleek & Parsons (H A Cleek and J Par- sons) Jackson Hotel CLERISH HENRT. Philadelphia Breworv Saloon Cliflford Morton D, attorney-at-law Coffin Laban, registt r U S Land Office COLUMBIA KREWERT. August Buchler proprietor (see adv) Columbi.i Hotel, — Nicholas propr CONDON J R attorney-at-law and notary public COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. Thomas Smith proprietor Covington James, produce, etc CRATE BROS 'John and Edward Crate), butchers Cropen J B, councilman Crossman Adam, saloon CROSSEN J R auction and commis- sion merchant (see adv) Crum Albert, cijars and tobacco DAVIS MRS CATHERINE. Eureka Restaurant DEHM FLORIAN, watchmaker and jeweler, dealer in watches, jewelry, spectacles, etc DELMONICO RESTAURANT. T M Jones proprietor Dickerson & Neitz (J B Dickerson and J C Neitz), butchers Doane D, county supt and physician Doherty Mrs E, millnery, etc DOW J B (Dow & Thompson), agent for A Cook & Son's Nursery, of Vancou- ver, W T (see adv) DOW & THOMPSON (J B Dow and Geor^'e Thompson), butchers Dunham C E, druggist Earl Robert, saloon EDES & ADAMS (George A Edes and S B Adams), wire woven beds EDES GEORGE A (Edes & Adams) EUREKA RESTAURANT. Mrs C Davis propr Fagan Patrick, merchant tailor FisK F E, wholesale liquors and cigars Fitz Geiald E P, general merchandise Flynn Miss Annie, dressmaker FOUTZ C M. dealer in wines and liquors Frank L D, harness, saddlery, leather and lindings Fredden .J G, cigars, tobacco, fancy goods, crockery, etc Freiman Adol])h, cigars and tobacco Freinian Joseph, boots and shoes French & Co ( D M and J VV French), bankers Frischer Robert, barber shop and baths Fulton .lohn, county surveyor Fulton Richard, saloon Furman E M, pianos juhI organ'" Garretsou \V E, watchmaker and jew- eler GATES N H. attorney-at-law &0 cn il rll m -n m m CD CO C/3 mmm mm. WHITB BKOM., 1» * 15 Main and 14 A 16 Spear Street, M. ••'. <»re)Koii A««h, Maple aati Allph, barber and bnths MANGOLD OTTO, groceries, fruits and vegetables, wliolesale and retail MARSH & LAKG (Robert Harsh and Col T S Lang), publishers McAlli ster A S , councilman McARTHUR HON L L, attomey-at- law McClure A S, groceries, fruits, etc McFarland & French (E B McFarland an d Sm ith F rench ), gen mdse MICHEL JOHN, editor "Times- Mount ain eer" MICHELL HENRY, blacksmith and horseshoeing Michell Wm, planing-mill and wagon- factory Miller T W, stoves and tinware Milligan Wm & Co (Wm Milligan and Miss A C Hensley), millinery MOODT Z A> forwarding and com- mission, freight depot MOODT Z F> Governor of Oregon and dealer in general merchandise, for- warding a nd com miss ion m erchant 'MOUNTAINEER" (THE) (weekly), the Mountaineer Publishing Company publishers, John Michell business mgr, (se e adve rtisement) MTERS WINSLOW S, attomey-at- law, notary public and searcher of records (see advertisement) Newman Lyon, groceries and bakery Nicholas T T, propr Columbia Hotel Nickelsen I 0, books, watches and notions Nickelsen J C, county treasurer Nielsen H C, merchant tailor Nitschke Joseph (Prinz & Nitschke) Nolan M T, book and news depot ORO FINO WINE HOOMS. Henry Groenninger proprietor Parrott E, painter Parsons J (Cleek & Parsons) ' PETERS JOSEPH T (O Sylvester & Co) Powers I F, A J Anderson mgr, furni- ture and carpets Prinz & Nitschlce (Theodore Prinz and Joseph Nitschke), furniture and car- pets Quaide John, lodgings Ransome W R, contractor and builder Ray Wm, barber Reed R B, agt W, F ft Co, and agt Dalles and Yakima City Stage Line RICHARDSON DR JAMES A (Lo^an ft Richardson), office French's Build- ing Rickman Chas, saloon Robi nson Miss E J. corset store ROBINSON W F, dentist (see adv) ROGER H F> Schooner Saloon and Beer Hall Rubinow Herman, restaurant CO ► i^ tf CO i i td ^ i CO CO CO oo O 0S IliDnilf nnn l IIIIDCD WHITK BK0»., is * is Mala mmX 14 * l« Spear »IIEII.TU6GIE t CO.. WtXICAN HURD WOODS.'Uy^Bisy- «a y-at- and Bom- |r-at- r of and GO >nry ier Rgt QQ ad ear ite. Oregon — 2%e Dalles. 1095 Ruch Geo^, ^foceries and provisions Sandman O.'icar, bill poster Savage S, county judge S avage S, painter SUUENGK A BEALL (J S Schenck and H M Beall), bankers SCHENCK J S (Schenck & Beall) Schmidt Charles, flouring-mill Schroeder Wolfgimd, liquors Selling Jacob, general merchandise S eufer t Frank D, butcher and fruits SHIELDS HISS KATIE> fashionable dressmaker SIDDALL DANIEL, dentist; gas, ether or chloroform administered SKIBBE F W L> machine shop, black- smith, wwon and carriagemaker SMITH THOMASi proprietor Cosmo- politan Hotel, and councilman Smith W L, county commissioner Snipes & Kinersly (Benj £ Snipes and Orion Kinersly), wholesale and retail, druggists and also books and station- ery, crockery, etc Snipes & Smith (B £ Snipes and James Smith), flouring-mill Stackhottse J W, soda water mfr and cigars and tobacco Steuer H C, barber Steuer Herman, barber Storrs J T, sheriff Stowell C A, architect Strong W J & Co (W J and T N Strong), harness and saddlery STLVESTER & CO (Omar Sylves- ter and Joseph T Peters), lumber, building materials and cord wood Taylor & Ramsbv (Joshua Taylor and £phraim Ramsby), saloon Thombury C N, receiver U S Land Of- fice Tieman J P, physician "TUIES-MOtNTAINEEB" (week- ly), John Michel editor "TniES" (The) (weekly), The Times Publishing Co John Micbell business ma'iager and editor (see adv) TOWin^ND M D. livery and feed and dealer in hay, grain and feed (see adv) TRUE JOHNB (Butler & True) UMATILLA HOUSE, Handley & Sinnott proprietors (see adv) Velarde Andrew, house mover Vogt Frank, general merchandise Vogt Max, real estate Waldron & Covillaud (George W Wald- ron and Wm P Covillaud), druggists Waters H L, physician Watkms & Bennett (George Watkins and Alfred S Bennett), attys-at-law Wentz Henry, undertaker Whitcomb L H & Co (L H and L J Whitcomb), boots and shoes, leather and findings Whitman D A, bootmaker Whitmore & Blank (H Whitmore and M Blank), contractors and builders Whitten Benoni, attorney-at-law Wickman Fred, bootmaker Wicks £dward, saloon Wigle John, butcher Wiley W N i Son (W N and Elwood Wiley), feed stable Williams & Marchbanks (George Wil- liams and J H Marchbanks), livery stable Williams Wm £, restaurant Wilson Mrs £ M, postmistress Wingate E & Co (Edward Wingate and G E Willi ams), gene ral m erchandise WINTEBMEIER ANTON, wagon- maker (see adv) Wolf B & Co (Bernard Wolf, D M and J W French), wool merchants Zuberbuchler J C, saloon C. ADAMS, IDEIsTTIST DENTAL ROOMS, Corner 2d and : Wash. Sts. over ' French & Co'i^ New Bank, /I «l|.«««ft* THE r>A.IjLiS3S, O] CEO. ANDERSON, BVH AID LOCSSMHB :,^.,U^ Dealer in| whoi* "'! Gms, Pistols, Amiitioii, FWHIIf« TACKIiB. All IKInda of Anna Repaired. SECOND ST., TH« DALLES, OREGON. Mrs. A. N. Avery. Mrs. H. J. Appy MESDAMES AVERT ft AFPT. Physicians g Surgeons Diseases of Women and Children a Specialty. Patients treated at a distance successfully. Always enclose stamp for a reply. cr GONSULTA^TION FREE. ^ Office, cor. 2d and Washiugton Sts., THE DALLES, OREGON. 0) c o m o o CO CO CO IIARRyfflnn l IIMREII whits BBOS.. 18 4k IS VnlK anC 14 A 16 Mpear nRnllflUlIU LUIHDrn, St.M.F. stack W«lnni;,8peBfalk cedar. Veacen. 1096 Oregon — The DaUea. ■ ■— < ■ " - N. J. BLACEN, The Daubb, Orkoon. khiiedjCntncloruiSiin PlanSi Speoificatioiu and Estimates Furnished. Work Done Promptly and in a Bnalness-like Manner. J. B. CROSSEN, Thr Dalleh, Orboon. AiGtlonlCoiDginDHerchait Viw iMid Second-Hand Bought and S ' 1. Correspondence will be promptly at- tended to. J. B. DOW, Agt. Cook & Son'B Vancouver Nurseries. Third eit., The Dalles, Oieson. Is Prepared to Supply FRniT TREK AHD SHRUBBERT From the Largest Stock in the Northwest. T. A. HUDSON, Real Estate I Insurance Agent Bargains in City and Country Property always on hand. Collections Promptly Attended to. Loans Ne- gotiated. THE DALLES, OREGON. tt AUGUST BUCHIER, PROPRIETOR. THE IDA-LXiES, OE/EOOTST. Haii^!act>irer of the Celebrated Columbia Brewery Lager ORDERS FILLED FOR ALL PARTS OF OREGON, WASH. INOTON TER. AND IDAHO. Oregon — The Dalles. 1097 THE DELMONICO RESTAURANT Situated near the Railway Depot on Front Street, THE CHEAPEKT ROTIMI8ERIE IM OBEUOIH. A Cpmmodioiu lodging House in Connection. The proprietor returns thanlcs to hi8 friends and the public for their patronage in the past year, and would respectfully remind them that he still is to be found at the above popular resort, where he ser\-es Fresh Oysters and Oame, Chops and Steaks, and Every Season's Choice Of Lnxnries. Call in and See He. Ctood Sqaare Meals, S5«. I Oynters in Every Style, SSe French^ Chop House and Rotisserie "'""" Steals, CiOBS, Oysters i Replar Meals Coolied in First-Class Style. Thii. iti the BEST "UP RIVER" RESTAURANT. «V8. jrOtSEPH, Propr. Opposite Post Office, The Dalles, Oregon. FOR TRAVELERS' SUPPLIES, Imported Beerst Alest LiquorSt Wines* and Havana Cigars* The Headquarters are Second St.* bet. Court and Union. The Dalles, Oregon. HENBT GBOENNINOER, Proprietor! i^The Oro Fino is the most popular resort in The Dalles. Piivato Rooms for Select Parties. The Celebrated Philadelphia Brewery Beer of San Franeiseo Oaa. Sxa.-u.s'Da.t. SAMUEL KLEIN, THE DALLES, OREGON. COIiKiBCTIOIiS LEFT IW HY CABB HTIIiL RECBITB PBOMPT AND A8- MDITOVS ATTBIVTION. W. F. ROBINSON, D.D.S., Dentistry in all its Branches. Gor. Second and Washington 8ts., THB DAliLB«l. OB. 70 1098 Oregon — The Dcdlea. The Leading Newspaper in Eastern Oregon. Has the Largest Circulation, AND IS THE— Fearless Advocate of the P eople's Rights. THE WEEKLY TIMES. THE GBEAT NEWSFAF£B EAST of the CASCADES. ALWAYS TAKES THE LEAD IN NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL, And is Sprightly in its Expression. ALWAYS ALIVE TO THE LATEST ISSUES. B£B HABK I>lirjeMY # FEBB S'!rA]BI.B THIRD STREET, Botween Laughlin aiid '■Vashingtun, THE DALIjES, OREGON. Firat-Clan Saddle Horaes. Sin> fglB »nd Double Teams For Hire at Lowest Living Kates. Oood AcuomiiKxIations for Transient Stoclc. Spacious Corral. M. O. TOWXIiEXD, Proprietor, Also Dealer in Hay, Grain and Feed New UMATILLA HOUSE THE DALLES, OREGON. HANDLEY & SINNOTT PROPRIETORS. THE LARGEST AND FINEST HOTEL IN OREGON. Bailrotd Passoiigers take Meals at this House. Free Omnibus to and fi-om the Hotel. lire I'rosf Safe for the Safety of all Valuables. Tiolf. TIDEWATER. Bknton County. A post-office. A boat landing. Peck Wm, saw and shingle-mill and justice of peace Russell Thomas, banker TILLAMOOK. Tillamook Cottnty. A post-office, on Tillamook Bay; ' population 125. Alderman A L, sheriff OOODSPEED H F> county clerk Graham Jacob, county treasurer Holden H F, county commissioner Kemp Rev H, clergyman (Methodist) Martin A J, assessor Morgan Peter, county commissioner Perrin M K, county judge Ralston , constable Stillwell M y, constable TOLEDO. Benton County. A post-office, 68 miles west of Corvallis. Bayley, Marlett & Bums, saw-mill BISHOP C J & C0> general merchan- dise Graham J D, general merchandise Rich H H, physician TRENT. Lane County. A post-office, 16 miles southeast of Eugene City. BRIDGES D Wi general merchandise TROUTDALE. Multnomah County. A post-offioe. HABLOW J. grocer Ladd E, postmaster McGrow J, blacksmith Wilson J, blacksmith O PI o o CO CO &2 CO CO II ARnWnnn l IIMDCD WUITK BBOS., is a is lialn aad 14 * 10 lipear nAnUlfUUII LUDIDCny Bt, H. F. Black Waiaat, Spanish Cedar. Veaecra. LOUIS BBUmmHB^ CO.. 'TCSg tke Vltjr. Il» MmitcttUerjr St. 1100 Oregon — TttalUvn- Union. TUALITIN. Wahhimgton Coumyt. a post-office, 3 milea southeaat of Beaverton and 16 miles Bonth of Portland. Cuininings Ben, geu iidie and post- master Durham S A & Co, flour and lumber mfrs TULE LAKE. Klamath County. A post-office, 4 miles southwest of Langell's Valley. WHITNEY E« general merchandise and postmaster TURNER. Marion County. A post and express office. A pretty village on the Oregon & California K. K., 9 miles south of Salem. It is built on a level plnin, surrounded by lands remarkabl<^ for their productiveness. The town 'coasts a flouriug-mill and elevator. The mill is operated by Mr. A. Shaw, and is of 250 to 300 barrels per day capacity, with new process machinery. Turner enjoys water-power brought by a ca- pacious ditch from Mill Creek. Aholhauser Henry, blacksmith Bleakney Bros, undertakers Cornelius O H P, druggiitt Cornelius Mrs V H, milliner and dress- maker Crocker L 6, carpenter Denyer Job, blacksmith EDGAR & TBACT (Rankin Edgar a nd Ja mes B Tracy), butcher shop HA WES W Ji wagonmaker Hussey Mrs F A, dressmaker Jann ey Ph ineas, bootmaker KAUJPFMAN I B> stoves, tin and hardware Klingcr Maurice, saloon Knight S D, h< tel Matteson F S, justice of peace, notary and taxidermist McKinney ft Smith (E E McKinney and H W Smith), general merchandise and warehouse Molteson F S, notary public Potter & Watson (J Potter and J M Watson), hotel Robertson M A C, sec Pearl Lodge^ No 66, A F ft A M SHAW ANGUS, flouring-mill Smith H H, school teacher Smith ft Potter (L 8 Smith and A Pot- ter), stage line THOKASE N ft 00 (E N and J A Thomas, and Oeorgo W Oonaer), gen- eral merchandise THOMAS R Oi agent Oregon and Cali- fornia R B, postmaster, and agent Welb, Fargo ft Co TYGH VALLEY. Wasoo County. A post-offioe, 32 milea from The Dalles. Pratt J C, justice of peace STALEY Ht general merchandise UMATILLA. Umatilla County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Columbia Kiver, 225 miles above Portland, and 36 miles distant from Pendleton. It is at the junction of the Umatilla and Columbia Rivers, and is a point to which large consignments of freight are made. Foster J R ft Co, general merchandise ^jurdon A L, blacksmith Horn David, agt U I ft O Stage Line, Union Hotel Jack A R , liquors KOONTZ J H, general merchandise, forwarding and commission, justice of peace and postmaster Kunzie J H, ajjt W, F ft Co Lindsey C M, confectionery and notions Myers Mrs F, flouring-mills Stantield R N, livery stable and notary public Theodore D, liquors Wilson Mrs, hotel UMPQUA TERRY. DouoLAS County. A post-office. Clarke ft Baker, saw-mill Craniill R M, carpenter Davidson G M, physician Kamp Wm, bia>3ksmith and hotel SHAJIBROOK S ft SON. general mer- chandise UNION. Uniow County. A post and express office, situated in the celebrated Grand Ronde Valley, and is now the county seat. The stock and agricul- tural interests in this .icinity are rapidly developing. Population 800. Ayles S, cooper Baer Mrs Clara, milliner OO 7^ oo oo oo CD C/9 CO CO CJ1 HARDWOOD LUMBERt »tre«t«ll. F. wimoaHtMkTcaMMt W«Jlf «f*' Um, TUGGIE t CO.. OAK PLANKt-^atgaagr - Oregon — Union-Villard. 1101 Baer L, general merohandiw and agri- cultural implementa Baker ft Eakin (M Baker and R Eakin), attoraeys-at-law Beidleman D, harneaamaker Bell ft Crites (0 T Bell and J R Orites), attorneys and notaries public Bennett , district judge Benson A F, county treasurer and livery stable Block ft Wilson, druggists Boskonitz I A ft Co, general mdse Brainard ft Baird, paints, oils, and tin- ware Bums John, hardware, stoves and tin- ware Burrouchs S B, carpenter Carroll W T, blacksmith Cates Ed E, justice of peace, collector and conveyancer Cates John A, cabinetmaker Chancey A, boarding-house Chase Eugene, county surveyor Chomson J B, carpenter Coffinbury C C, blacksmith Collins , county supt schools Craig A C, county judge Crawford T H, att'trney-at-law Cromwell I N, physician Culbertson A, livery and feed stable Davis W F, mayor Deering — , physician Danny A J, cooper Dolby Joel B, county commissioner Eakin R, attorney-at-law SATOH J B> general merchandise Eaton J B Jr, gen mdse Emery H C, carpenter Foster Thomas H, meat market Gardner A W, watchmaker Ooodal P, county assessor Hannah S, agt Utah, Idaho ft Oregon Stage Co Heritage M, painter Hyde J C, district attorney Hyde ft Reed (T C Hyde und J H Reed), attorneys-at-law Jones ft Bros, photographers Levy Adolph, agt Hamburg-American Packet Co and gen mdse Lichtenthaler D W, register U S Land Office and notary public MoCSOMAS E 8> publisher " Mountain Ser inel" McComas E 8 ft J T, patent medicines KoOOXAS W H> editor " Mountain Sentinel " McLau){hlin — , livery stable Mettler Louis, wagonmaker Montgomery Mrs, milliner Moore Dan F, propr Centennial Hotel Morelock ft Rinehart, Union, Summer- ville. West jn and Walla Walla Stage Line "xoiniTAnr sentinel." e s McComas publisher Ray B, dentist Reea D B, agt N W Stage Co and Wells, Fargo ft Co Express Remillard Ed, liquors Remillard ft Mongeon, saloon Rinehart W E, county coroner Robbins ft Benson, meat market Rogers R J, sheriff Roth Wm, carpenter and councilman Sailsburg, Hailey ft Co, proprs Utah, Idaho and Oregon Stage Co Shinn Joseph H, real estate and notary public Sisson Samuel, carpenter Skiff Willis, councilman Slater, Crawford ft Slater, attomeys-at- law Snodgrass ft Miner, gen mdue and agri- cultural implements Starks Geo, cigvrs, tobacco, confection- ery, stationery and postmaster Steel Geo, liquors Thompson Geo, bootmaker Thomson Mrs J B, milliner Ulm ft Lloyd carpenters and cabinet- makers White G F ft Co (G F White and James Welsh), carpenters White James, cigars, tobacco, confec- tionery and stationery Wilmot — , city marshal Wilson Wm, saloon Woodel Wm, county commissioner Wright G ft Sons, gen mdse and flouring- mills WBIGHTiW T, county clerk :^ OO UNIONTOWN. Jackson Countt. A post-office; miles from Jacksonville. CAMERON Tt general merchandise OO VERNONIA. Columbia County. A post-office. Baker F, carpenter and builder Dow Geo W, cooper Fleisher Emil, general merchandise Lavender T H, olacksmith "S CO CO VILLARD. Wascm) County. A post-office. Cooper John, lumber and wood FOX JOHN W. postmaster FOX. SCOTT & CO. general mdse McCoy E O (Fox, Scott ft Co) McDonald J, blacksmith HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITB 1IB08.. 1» * IS Main and 14 * 19 Spe« Mtreet, ». F. Oveiton Ash, Xayle and Alder, S3 IPPHpPil*PMPilpH«HlllllliMP BIWIEt WWCIIBSS t CB.."BgaWftJi!«; IIM. •««H mv alt •««£^ (itrMt,S.F. s f 1102 Oregon — Vinaon-Waterloo. VINSON. Umatilla Countt. A poit^offloet 28 miles west of Pendleton. Aiuaalt, hotel Evarte L, general merchandiie Lightfoot § O, jnetice of peace Newman F A, blaoke mith HEWXAH ft VIHSON. general mer- chan diee an d live ry stable VIHSON JOHN S. postmaster and notary pnUio VIOLA. Clackamas County. A post-office. Byland D C, physician Byland M D, druggist DiCKSOH J> mW and flonr-mill postmaster Kercham W P, flour-mill LEWIS B 0, K^neral merchandise Mattoon O P, blacksmith Miller W H, saw-mill Stora D C, blacksmith and WALDO. Josephine Con.N'ry. miles southwest Popnlation 110. A post-office; 14 of Jacksouvillo. Andt / QM, hotel and livery sta- bl Bennett J, saw-mill Bryan F, liquors Decker C, general merchandise Hogue E B, blacksmith Mack J F, justice of )>oace Scott's Gulch Hydraulic Mining Co Simmons Geo, blai-kHmith Waldo Hydraulic Mining Co Wimer J & Sons, general merchandise WIMER W J> postmaster WALDPORT. Benton County. See Collins. WALDRON. Wasco County. A post-office. Helms A Jr, notory public TPSLI fg MRS M J> postmistress WALTERVILLE. Lane County. A post-office, 17 miles from Eugene City. COFENHAVEB M J. postmaster Uolloway Wm, brewer Millioan Geo, oattlo dealer Smeed Stephen, hop grower Weaver J ft Bros, general merchandise Williams John k Co, general mdse WAPINITIA. Wabco County. A poit-offloe. Alexander Geo?ge, hotel Capps J D, blacksmith Paquet F X, general merchandisa Thomas L S, hotel Young J«ny, postmaster Young B, liquors WARM SPRINGS. Umatilla County. Post-office Watson. Purdy J B ft Sons, hotel WARM SPRINGS. Wasco County.. A post-office estab- lished at tho Warm Springs Indian Agency and is upon tlie Warm Spring Indian Reserve; is situated about 73 miles south of The Dalles on the east shtpa of the Cascade Range of moun- tains and about 2 miles from the Des- chutes River. No whites are permit- ted to reside here except agent em- ployees and tiiose wiio have busiuess witii tho Indians under the authority of tho Government. Farley Mrs N J, postmistress Farley Wm J, physician Luckey W H, blacksmith McCoy A R, hotel and teacher McCoy Goo W, teacher SMITH J Ji trader and (general mer- cliundise Siniti) John, Indian agent WalkerCW, clerk Walker M W, savyycr and gen mechanic WASCO. Wasco County. A post-office. BARNETT W M. general mcrchondiiie WATERLOO. Linn County. A post-office, 20 miles southeast of Albany. Population 100. Beebe J O ft Co, saw-mill and bowl fac- tory Carter F M, flour-mill OA0E|t S D. hotel and postmaster Gliiss M S ft J D, saw-mill Gross Geo, hotel and grocery U9 GO CO (0 J z GAUM HUTTING t, SON. Tnbnlnr Wlic«>llinrrow'H. Unit mid Jtrlitn Work, )M7 Main titrect. Mbm Vnuteiavo. r. M mEN. TUGCU t C0„ WABOW LUMBHH.'M.'y lOD. tab- dian rin, i 7 eut nun- Des- init- cin- iiess >rity C^ tner- OO anic m t (0 K idise n z niles iM 100. J fac- ^ 2 it Oregon — Waterloo-Weat Union. 1108 Healy F, jartioe of peace Hamphray Roea, aaw>iniU Reed J k Co, aaw-mill WEATHERBY. Baker Coumtt. A poit-offlee. Campbell Collin, attoraey-at-law Campbell J M, blaokemitn Gilchriat David k Co, quarta mill and mine Porter Thon k Co, blnokimitha Vande vener S amacl, aaloon WEATHERBT A J ft CO, general merchandise WELLS. Bektom County. A post-ofSce, on the Oregon and California R. R. (West Side), 10 miles north of Corvallis. Di»kson Wm, blacksmith WILLIAMSON & MILLEil. ware- liouse WILLIAHSON R N. general morchan- dise WEST CHEHALEM. Yamhill County. A post-office, C miles northeast of Lafayette. Fopn- latiuu 00. Bates P A, flour-mill Wilkersou Thos H, gen mdse WESTON. Umatilla County. A post and express office, situated in an extensive grain and stock country, about 21 miles south of Wulla Walla, W, T., ami 72 miles by stage from tho Columbia River at Umatilla. It is a thriving town of 500 inhabitants), and steadily growing. Bamford Bros, planing-mill Beeler & Bros, saloon Berry Miss, music teacher Bradley & Basye (Amos Bradley and T Bai^e), hotel Dupuis J B, harness and saddles Duseubery N & Co, gen mdso Graham & Son, livery stable Griffin H B, saloon Guessaz E L, watchmaker and jeweler Hays Geo, saloon Hubbard C O, livery stable John S A, hotel Jones J E, tinsmith and hardware Knox Adam, wagonmaker Knox 8 V. colleotor« attorney and notary public Liewallau R, blaokainith MarahftU H O, brick maaon MoOttU G P, physician McCoU k IMillcr, atationery and drag* gista McCoy W H, draggist MoKencie k Cavanangh, agricnlinral implements and lumMr yard Mechlins A W, contractor and bailder Miller Mrs M E^ millinery O'Neil Miss Sadie, dressmaker Faaly F M. varieties Prine k Sylvester, saloon Proebstel Bros (/ and C B Proebstel), flour mill Pruett Rev W H, clergyman (Baptist) Ridonour Bros, hotel Saling ft Reese, general merchandise Simpson W A, barber Steel R A, collector, varieties and notary public Steinakcr ft Co, gen mdse Truesdale Joseph, ]uml)er Weaver J H, blacksmith "WESTERN WEEKLY LEADER. " W T Williarasou and G P McCoU Wmlilishers ILIIAM80N & McCOLL (W T WiUiumson and G P McCoU), pub- lishers "WcBtcrn Weekly Leader" Williamson W T, )ihysician Wilson W H, clergyman (Presbyterian) WOOD L S, notary public, collecting agent and ])ostmaster Young J W, hardware Young J W Jr, attorney-at-law WESTPORT. Clatsop County. A post and telegraph office, on Columbia River, 70 miles northwest of Portland and 30 miles east of Astoria; reached by O, R. ft N. Co's steamers. Population 80. Benner S C, Westport Mills LOVELL i* K, assistant postmaster Tompkins R, Westport Mills W est D, general merchanilise WEST J, salmon packer WESTPORT SHINGLE MANU- FACTTTRING CO, (I^ nnd J West, S C Benner and F K Lovell) WEST UNION. Washington County. A post-office, 5 miles northeast of Hillsboro and 12 miles northeast of Portland. HOARD J 0. groceries Schlueter Fred, blacksmith C > o o (A O > r o m m > z 11 > z o 5 o o ri^gyRggAv;^>j i9iagiy 1104 Oregon — Wheatland-Woodbum. WHEATLAND. Yamhill Coumtt. A prat-offloe, on Willunetta River, reaoned by O. R. ft N. Go's ■teamen, 58 mile* aouthwest of Portland. Darneil — , physician Forest L O, grooeries wholesale and re- tail Fowler Chas, wagonmaker Fowler J 0, bootmaker Hendrick M B, warehouse Isham J T, ferry Smith A J, blacksmith WILLIAMSON C 8. druggist, fancy goods and postmaster WHirEAKER. Marion County. A post-offioe. Downin g John, hotel HUNT W> general merchandise and postmaster Thomas Harry, butcher Wagoner A T, blacksmith WILDERVILLE. Josephine County. A post-offico. Birdsey & Vuncc, general merchandise Holton D S, physician Jones Alex, hotel Jones H D, hotel and postmaster Kellogg J F, blacksmith Knight J I, hotel Smith J M, gen mdse and saloon WILLAMETTE SLOUGH. Multnomah County. Apost'Offioe, 12 miles northwest of Portland. ANKNEY A Pi wood dealer WILLAMINA. Yamhill County. A post-office. Bailey H, aaw-mill Churchman R L, general merchandise Monroe J, flouring-mill Woodon James, butcher WILLIAMS. 11 6i WILHOIT SPRINGS. Clackamas County. A post-office, sit- uated in the foot-hills of the Cascade Range of mountains, 20 miles east of the Oregon ft California R. R.. 35 miles from Salem, 25 miles from Ore- gon City and 38 miles from Portland. MoLEBAN M.L, general merchandise and postmaster WILLAMETTE FORKS. Lank County. A post-office, 6 miles northeast of Eugene City. Skinner M H, drugs and groceries Smith O S, millwright Smith H, saw -mill SUTTER FBANKf general merchan- dise Josephine County. A post-office; miles southwest of .lacksonville. JOHN DAVID, postmaster WILLOW~SPRINGS. Jackson County. A post-office; miles northweat of Jacksonville. BamaburgA, blacksmith COOKE Ni general merchandise and postmaster Fischer Daniel, blacksmith Herd Jas, lumber-mills Ingram .T W, miner Little T H, machinist Peters W H, machinist WILSONVILLE. Clackamas County. A post-offioe. Bell Daniel, fluur-mill Boyse John, flour-mill Chaeffer Albert, saw-mill Harm es H D, blacksmith WHAON CHABLES. general chandise and postmaster WILSON BICKA. assistant postmas- ter mor- WOODBURN. Marion County. A post and express office; on the Oregon and California R. R. (East Side) 17 miles northeast of Salem, the State capital, and 35 miles southwest of Portland. It is a grain producing 8«-ction, on what is known as the French Prairie, at junction of Oregon and California R. R. Allen ft Ainsworth, builders of headers Bouncy B S, stock raiser Clark T W, tin and hardware OOOLET B Pt general merchandise and postmaster 3 B 'J i 2 PRISON CELLS, .&"S»*S;ur?.;^..'3f> CALVIN NUHING S Sm ttlHI. TU66II t CO.. VEIIEERS "SAKSSir- t CO CA €/9 I s Oregon — Woodbu^'n-Zian. 1106 Hendenhot — , farnitnro and bniMnr Johnson O 8, hotel KirkKnd B S, a/t O ft R R, R U Oo and Wells, Farso ft Co LOTJOHimOiE J A, srain. flour, etc Remington M ./ L, m(r engines and saw-mills Settlemier J H, Woodbnrn Nursery Waterford I, bootmaker WOODVILLE. Jackson County. A post-o£Boo; miles from Jacksonville. Evans Ja ooh, justice of peace HAMMONBX W> postmaster Woods John, general merchandise IG YAQUINA. Benton Counit. A post-office. Altree E S, hotel VAN CLEYE COLL. prupr "The Yaquina Post " "TAQUIHAFOST" (The), Coll Van Cleve proprietor The Yaquina Post, PUBLISHED AT Taqnina, Yaquina Bay, Oregon, BV COLL VAN CLEVE. At t9l.S0 per Annnm. An elght-pa;(e, flve-column paper, the leading paper of Central Urei;on. Publisined at the West- ern terminus of the (>re;f<>n Pacific R. R., at thu Kreat seaport of Yaquina Bay. The Post has a large circulation, which will continue to increase as the line of road extends East to meet the Ore- ((on short lino. Advortiseiiients inserted at rea- sonable rates. Address, COLL VAN CLEVE, Editor and Proprietor, Yaquina, Oregon. YONCALIA. Douglas Cocntt. Applegate Bros, warehouse Booth Bros, general merchandise, fur- niture and agricultural implements Huntington Benj. warehouse Smit h ft Co wan, warehouse T&ACET C E, general merchandise zena! Polk County. A post-office; 7 miles northwest of Salom. Population 40. 0IMBLES8. postmaster Hunt J T, blacksmith ZION. Clackamas Counxy. A post-office; nulos northea-t of Oregon City. Deshiclds J K, saw-mill H-'ffrr.an P, aaw-mill Linn James O, blacksmith Linn ft Berghardt, grist-mill SHANKLAND W H, postmaster 16 HAVE YOUR OLD BOCKS REBOTJISr33 AT THE PACIFIC PRESS BOOK BINDEBT l«th and Caatro 8ts.. OAKIiAND. CALIFORNIA. L. M. MoKENNET & CO., DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS Send for Direetorjr of Central and Southern Califomlat Arizona, New Mezloo* Southern Colorado. Kanaaa, etc Or, Directory of Calllbmia. Nevada* Utah, Wyoming. Colorado, and Nebraska. Or, Pac&Bc Coast Directory. To L. Ml. McKENNEY & CO., 49# Montsomery 8treet, Booas ««, 8an Franelseo, Cal, OO CO 3 3 GO UiDIIUfnnn IIIMDCD WHITBMKOM.. lS*iaMalnandt4*> 4pear IIAnllnUUU LUniDCni mt, m. F. M«ka, llvekea. Mlasa. Pelea, 8^.. is. etc. MA80HI0 OTTTnTS, y —- lale TeMvleVlltt. • FMt mrSit, m, Wi m 1106 Washington Territory. W^ASHINGTON. See> also* Lilt of Towns Beceived Too Latefixr Begnlar InieitioiL Before Alaska, which is not yet organized, was added to the domain of the Unit:d States, the most northwestern portion of the country was Washington Territory. '1 his TerrUory lies between the parallels 45° 32' and 49<> north lati- tude, and the meridians of 117° and 124° 8' west longitude from Greenwich. On the west it is bounded by the Pacitic Ocean. On the north it is divided from British Columbia by a line running through the centre of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the Canal de Haro and the Gulf of Georgia as far as the 49th parallel; thence along this parallel to the west line of Idaho. This northern line is, there- fore, quite uneven. It was run so crookedly, after a tedious arbitration, in order that Great Britain might not be deprived of important settlements which her sub- jects mainly occupied. On the south, the Columbia Biver, to about the 119th meridian, and thence, eastwanlly, the 46th parallel separate the Territory from Oregon. Its limit on the east is Idaho along the It7th meridian to Lewiston, and then the line follows the Snake Biver till it intersects with that of Oregon. The length of Washington Territory, from north to south, ranges from 200 to 250 miles and its greatest breadth from east to west is about 3G0 milea. It) const length is 245 miles, and its full shore line 1,738 miles. It is smaller than most of the Territories and several of the Western States, having an area only of C9,094 square miles, or 44,790, ItiOacre^ but is, nevertheless, one-and-a-half times as large us New York or Pennsylvania. Exclusive of the area covered by the waters of Puget Souovl, and the mountainous .^egion, which is unfit for cultiva- tion, there would probably remain 35,000.000 acres. Of these 20,000,000 acres are timber lands, about 5,000,000 acres are rich alluvial bottoms, and 10,000,000 arc prairies and plains. Of the latter, a large proportion is wtU adapted for wheat culture, and all of it for stock raising. Tho tenth census of the United States, taken in 1880, gave the Territory 75, 1'JO inhabitants, or about one to the square mile. The oiBuial returns oF the Territorial census of 1881, however, show a decrease to 70,728. On this head the Auditor of the Territory remnrkcni in his biennial report, dated October 1, 1881 : ''The census returns for the last two years have been very incomplete and unsat- isfactory. Experience cloarly shows that assessors in several of the counties have failed to do their duty. We have every reason to believe that the population of the Territory, under a correct entimerution. would show an increase of from ten to twelve thousand over the reports presented," In the whole Territory there are now about 14,000 Indians, who are domi- ciled at various reservations, where they live peaceably and are gradually advanc- ing in civilization. In 1858-9 there was a great accession to the population, in consequence of tho discovery of gold on the Prazer Biver, British Columbia, in the preceding year. Largo :iumbers of people flocked into the Territory in 1861-2 (luring the time of excitement incident to the gold discoveries on the Salmon Biver. In 1863 the Territory of Idaho was taken off from Washington, and tho area of the latter was thus reduced to one-half its former limits. During recent years there has been aconstantly increasing development of the varied ondabound- ing natural resources of the Territory. I* arming, mining, lumbering and fishing ofler infinite opportunities for the succesaful display of enterprise and energy. CO CO CO CO CO CO PRISON cats. Mfvnvein Rnd MclilKe Work. M7 Ualn Street, ». F. CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 00 u J z mEH, TIIGGIE t CO., Eastern Hard Wooi Lumher.^S&yjKffig- Washington — Avnaworth-Artcmdale. 1107 AINSWORTH. Whtticah Ck>uiiTT. A po«t, expt •nd telegraph office, ou the Northern PaoificB. R. (Pendd'Oreille Division), 12 miles from Wallula Janotion. Carlyle Mm H, milliner Harper k Toles, notions Kahlou Mrs S M, varieties Iiay V D, justice of the peace Spragne k Fairweather, gen mdse SVEAOUB W W, postmaster ALDERTON. PiSRCB CouMTT. A post-office, on the Northern Pacific R. R. (Poyallnp Branch), 13 miles southeast of New Tacoma. Population 75. HETCALF M Mf general merchandise MOORE Ml postmaster ALMOTA. Whitman Countt. A post and ex- press office, 17 miles from Colfax. Brand Matthew, blacksmith Hunsate Bros, tiour-mills O R a N Co, dock and warehouse depot Ringer L M, general merchandise Smith John, blacksmith Spalding Henry, postmaster and livery stable Spencer Mrs J, h -tel Taft Charles, saloon ALPHA. Whttm AN County. A post-office. Pop- ulation 50. ^ Lieuallen C, general merchandise ALPOWA. t'rABnELD CouNTY. A post-office, 75 miles northeast of Walla Walia. Alpowa Toll-road Co WHEELER N Ai postmaster ALTO. CoLimBiA County. A post-office, and way station of 0. R. & N. Co.'s Rail- way, situated 3l)5 miles northeast of Portland, Oregon, in a farming com- munity. WARING E Ft postmaster ANACORTES. Wuatcou County. A post-office, on theO. R. ft N. Co.'s Railway. 267 miles north of Portland, Oregon. Alden Academy, Rev E O Tade principal BOWEN A D ft CO (A D Bowen and P M Walsh), publishers of " North West Enterprise" Bowman Amos, notary public, mining and civil engineer, and postmaster BOWMAN ft OAKLET, civil and mining engineers, bridge builders, commission merchants, and general merchandise Lott Harry , stea mer agt "NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE," A D Bowen ft Co publishers ANATONE. Garfield County. A post-office. BEAN ft FARRISH, saw-mill Flock John, brickmakcr Holm A, cabinetmaker ISECKE GHA8, general merchandise and postmaster Pierce J C, cooper Pinkham D, butcher Puffer A J, stock raiser Rodgers W ft Co, shingle-mill Shmidt ft Trott, butchera Tuttle Benj, blacksmith C > z o o o ■ ARCADIA. Mason County. A post-office, 8 mile northeast of Oakland. Population 70 ' WILLSON E A, hotel and county audi- tor ARTHUR. Kino County. A post-office. Ames Geo W, lodging Cado I, farmer Davis Geo W, farmer Daws Edwnrd, painter Ducharm Frank, machinist Hooker Ernent, farmer Ire Joseph, carpenter Keith J H, farmer Owens Oscnr, farmer Russell C 0, postmaster and miller Sidbbottan Henry, carpenter Taylor James, farmer Valentino J K, farmer ARTONDALE. PncROB County. A post-office. HARDWOOD LUMBER i WAGON STOCK, WHITE BKOM., i»* IS M«la and 14 4k Itt «iie»r alt, ». F. iO'jiSBB>YtBi»>ince..j.^ssgyKa&a'gs u »l'l° tSSSVr^^ 1108 Washi/ngton — Artondate-Bmah Pravrie. Allta John, carpenter FEROVSOn GEO. postmaster HUNT yTT fl W Bi carpenter and boat- builder Miller Daniel, cooper ASSOTIN CITY. Garfield Cocntt. A post-office. Earnest Fred, blacksmith Kanawyer J J, carpenter BAY VIEW. Ocean Canning Co, canneries BEACH. Whatcom Countt. A post-office. BEACH WADE H, postmaster BEAVER. Thurston Coumtt. A post-office, 6 miles southwest of Olympia and Tum- water. JTTDSON C P, postmaster BETHANY. Whitham County. A post-office. PITT WILLIAM B, postmaster BICKELTON. KiLKiTAT Countt. Columbia River. A post-office, on the BIO K IiTP CHABLES. postmaster BICSKLE & FLOWER, general mer- chandise and har postmaster and black- smith BTILLMAN J, saw-mill BRENTS. Spokane County. A post-office, miles north of the R. R. COLE JOSIAH, postmaster 50 Northern Pauitic BROOKFIELD. Pacific County. A post-office, on the Columbia River, 12 miles northeast of Astoria, Oregon; population 160. Bell E I, cooper C'olumbia Canning Co Elliott J G, cooper Fisher John, fisn-packer MEOLEE J ft CO. fish-packen Miller E, fish-pioker Pillar Rock Packing Co BRUCEPORT. PAcmc County. Post-office South Bend, 48 miles north of Astoria, Or. Pop- ulation 30. Fisher Chas, general merchandise UDDLBJOnN, general merchandise BRUSH PRAIRIE. Clarke County. A post-offioe, 12 miles north of ^Vancouver. YAPNAIS QW AS, general merchandise and postmaster CALVIN NUniNS I SON. M«avfk«taren all klaila IRON WOHK, )M7 Mala tttreet, Haa Vraaelae*. >UIW. TUBGLE t CO.. Shb Plank, all Mnils. "s^ISSsslji^ Washington— Cappa-Chehalia. 1109 CAPPS. Sfokanb Countv. a post-office. CAPPS J Si postmaster CARBONADO. Pierce County. A post-office. Bradley Wm ft Co, saloon Carbon Hill Coal Co DfOALLS E G> general merchandise Lee Alex, druggist and postmaster CARBON HILL. Pierce CocNTY. See Carbonado. CASCADES. Skamania County. A post and tele- graph office, on the north bank of the Columbia River, 60 miles northeast of Portland, Or. Population I6(i. Andrews Mrs A, general merchandise Andrews John E, county clerk Freeman Otis, probate judgC' Goodhart Joseph, justice of peace M0FFETTTH0S> general merchandise and notary public Monaghan Thos ft Co, gen mdse Nevens James, county commissioner Perkins Wm, county commissioner Webb er N, saloon WHITE JOHN, sheriff CASTLE ROCK. Cowtrrz County. A post-office, reached by O. R. ft N. Co's steamers and N. P. R. R., 69 miles. Carnino R S, bricklayer Huntington Mrs E R, supt of schools Huntington H V, justice of peace H untington J B, carpentei- HUNTlNQTON WM> postmaster and clergyman (Christian Church) Jackson Wm, general merchandise Pyle O R, carpenter Pyle L £, groceries and provisions White Geo F, surveyor Whittle Wm, general merchandise CLEMENS J W, county school super- intendent and sheriff Graham J W, justice of peace Kent Thomas, county commissioner « 2252?J[2^°' county commissioner ROBERTS GEO R general merchan- dise, judge probate court and notary ;.iubUp, deputy county auditor and recor der SHEPHERD COLUMBUS C. county auditor Tasker J P, justice of the peace Walker Samuel, justice of the peace Warren F M ft Co, salmon packers CEDAR CREEK. Whitman County. A post-office. LA DON E A> postmaster CATHLAMET. Wahkiakum County. A post-offic j on Columbia River, reached by O. R. ft N. Co's steamers 71 miles northwest of Portland. Population 160. Baker Edward, county commissioner Bimey A. s^oon GO CEDARVILLE. Chehalis County. A post-office, miles southwest of Olympia. SMITH JAMES, postmaster 28 CENTREVILLE. Lewis County. Post-ofice Skookum- chuck. On N. P. R. R. 'Pacific Di- vision), 3 miles south of Skookum- chuck and 31 miles southwest of New Tacoma. Agnew James, general merchandise Calkins M J, saloon Crosby & Woodham, gen mdse Davis D M ft Co, gen mdse Dison Chas, blacksmith Hanson Henry, harness and shoemaker Hight A W, saw-mill Jamison J L, general merchandise Null Z, carpenter and wagonmaker RoUand O, physician Sargent A A, nour-mill Young Joseph, hotel CHEHALIS. Lewis County. A post and express office on the N. P. R. R. (Pacific Di- vision), 37 miles southwest of New Tacoma. Barnett Mrs E, hotel Hemdon J S, druggist Herox M, saloon and hotel Rcmdebach ft Botham, flour-mill Sanders A, saloon Tulli s A F ft Son, general merchandise UB-QUHART W M. general merchan- dise and postmaster West ft DoDson, butchers CO NiRDWOOC UIIRUR. WHITB BROS. titreet, 8. F. , 1» 4k IS Main and 14 * 10 Spear OreKon Ash, Haple and Alder MA80NI0 OTTTFra/^egafgaMgw ,. AOIK.. 1110 Washi/iiigUm — Cker^. CHENEY. Sfokane Countt. a post, express and telegraph oflSoe, situated on tne North- em Pacifio R. R., 145 miles northeast of \YalIula. It is the county seat. Population SCO, and increasing. This bustling town, though new, is already of great importance. It has a fine country contributing to it, and is growing rapidly. New buildings of a substantial kind are going up on all sides. Among the institutions already possessed by the town are a bank, two newspapers, a large flouring-mill, a brewery and a furniture factory and some smaller shops. TKe newspapers are the Sentinel, edited by Mr. F. C, Montgomery, andtlie Aror«< Tribune, by Mr. L. £. Kellogg, a gentleman thoroughly conversant with matters appertaining to the territory and county, the interests of which he ably advocates. Mr. Sam Vinson, formerly of the Commercial, and Mr. Porter Watson have joined issues in the construction of a fine building (The Oakes House) near the depot. Tlie new hotel occu- pies a large area, is of three stories, and possesses all of the modern conveniences. The Oakes House was very much needed in Cheney to keep pace with its growth, and as conducted by Messrs. Vinson and Watson it is the attraction of the town. The following is from the Northwest TrUxtne of July 14, 1882 : " Cheney is so fortunately situated on the Northern Pacific R. R. as to be the business point for the entire country known as the Big BenO country and to divide the trade of the Palouse country. When it is seen what a vast extent the abovt. named regions are, and their natural accessibil- ity to Cheney, it can be easily explained to the satisfaction of the most careful business man, that Cheney will continue its present degree of prosperity, and very soon be the most important town in Eastern Washington. In addition to the twenty-six buildings in course of erection mentioned in the Tribune last week, something like a dozen more have been commenced since; real estate has never been more active in C'leney than during the present week. On Tuesday alone about thirty residence and busi- ness lots changed hands at pri. '>s con- siderably in advance of prices asked for a few weeks ago. All kinds of business is greatly improving and capital is seek- in:; inv<;()tment here. Nor is this pros- perity c.'iused by undue excitement, as IS S'>mttimcB the case in now towns. Chc/ey has p>>ssed over its dull period. and is now enjoying a solid prosperity. The demand for more and larger business establishments is being answered, and now branch lines of railroad are being located to intersect the Northern Pacific R. R., Cheney will surely be made the commercial center of the northwest. ABEBNETHT ALEX S. town site agent Northern Pacific R R ANDREWS W B (Nashft Andrews), attorney-at-law Ay res A Reeves, clerk district court BANK OF CHENET. J C Davenport president, MiUs M Miller cashier- Barney & French (M O Barney and W H French), attorneys- at-law Barney M G (Barney & French), attor- ney-at.law Bayley J L, bridge builder Beau Ernest, carpenter and cabinet- maker Bettinger Jacob, postmaster Bettinger Peter, general merchandise Bishop W H, county auditor, part pr«>pr Medical Lake, and infr Medical Pow- der Blefgen Anton, furniture, doors, sash, etc Bocion Paul, liquors BOSWELL D ft SON (Daniel and A L Boswell), blacksmiths and horseshoers Brown. & Crosier, drayman und express Caddy H R, supt Cheney Mill Callaway J S, physician Caiieau Charles, brickyard CANNON A M> county treasurer, resi- dence Spokane Falls CARMODT J El proprietor butcher shop Cedcrholm P F, furniture, etc Cheney Academy, D H Felch principal Cheney House, Mrs V Smith propr Cheuny Mill Co, J C Davenport pres, H R Caddy supt, flouring-mills "CHENET SENTINEL" (weekly), FC Montgomery publisher and pro- prietor Cheney Transfer Co, S M Neff mgr, forwarding, commission, and express Church Mrs, propr Cheney House Clark & Todd (Frank F Clark and Robt H Todd), livery stable Commercial Hotel, Joseph Treosses propr (3ongill , painter Coovert Jasper, groceries, furnishing goods, and notions Cushman W H, cashier N P R R land I office I Davenport H M (J H Hughes & Co) i DAVENPORT J C, president Bank of CO i CO CO CO CD CQ o 0S Cheney lu CUVIN NUniNG S SON, mr M\in MTRBKT. HAW FJKAIiCISCO. Iron i>o«r«. Bank VaalCa. Kte. Km, mm t, co.. letcMi hmd wows. M* Washirigton — Cheney. 1111 Davenport, Thompson & Co ( J C Dav- enport Mid J H Thompson), general merchandise Diamond Joseph, clothing, boots, shoes, and notions Eastman Geo W, barber shop and baths Eells Rev Gushing, clergyman (Congre- gational) Everest Mrs' A, millinery Ewart Robert (J H Hughes & Co) Ferdinand Max, brewery Ferris O \V, saloon French W H (Barney & French) FTJABUSH & LOACKEB (Charles F Furbush and Frank Loacker), City Brewery Gallon A H, saloon Gray J C, dentist GREENWOOD IRA agent Western T 'on Telegraph C > Greig R C, druggist Grimes L R, negotiator of loans ORISWOLD W W, liquors and bil- liards HALL E L, wagonmaker Hatten J M, sheriff Spokane County Hefiiebower Geo, painter Hefilebouser J A, builder and contractor Hendricks & Varker (E B Hendricks and W M Varker), drugs, etc Hirst R P, hotel Horton W P, contractor and bridge builder Hughes J H & Co (J H Hnghes, Robert Ewurt and H M Davenport), hard- ware, stoves and tinware Hyde 8 C, prosecuting attorney, res Spokane Falls Jackson ft Co, meat market Jewell L B, watchmaker ifewitt A, contractor and builder Johnson J W (Johnson As Whitney), physician Johnson & Whitney (J W Johnson and J Whitney), physicians Kaminsky Max (Kaminsky & Sons), watchmaker and jeweler Kaminsky ft Sons (Marcus, of Gorvais, Or, and Max and Herman Kaminsky, of Cheney), general merchandise KELLOGG L K publisher of "North- west Tribune" Kirk wood J, physician and surgeon Knox H W, attorney-at-law Levy Simon, clothing and furnishing Lowis D C, agt N P R R Land Office Lindsay Mrs E L, books, stationery and news depot, also dres smaking LOACKER FRANK (Furbush ft Loacke r) LOGKHART J T> land office Mason H B, saloon Maughlin W W, architect MoLoan P A (Prnner ft Moljean) MoNeilly Isaac, stoves and tinware MILLER MILES M, cashier Bank of Chen ey MONTGOMERY F C. publisher and proprietor "Cheney Sentinel" NASH & ANDREWS (L B Nash and ''V R Andrews), attorneys-at-law (see advertisement) NASH L B, (Nash ft Andrews), attor- ney-at-law, res Spokane Falls Neff S M, m?r Cheney Transfer Co NICKERSON CHARLES, restaurant, (see advertisement) "NORTHWEST TRIBUNE." (The), L E Kello^f! publisher (see adv) 0AKE3 HOUSE, 1882, Vinson ft Wat- sou proprietors (see advertisement) Parede Peter, builder and contractor Payne ft Rich (J W Payne and W H Rich), general merchandise Percival D F (Tipton ft Percival) Plumb Geo, painter Powiill Edward, bootmaker Powers E, boots and shoes Pruner ft McLean (H W Pruner and P A McLean), blacksmiths and wagon- makers Range J, real estate agt Rich W H (Payue & Rich) Ries Mrs Peter, restauriint Ries Peter, saloon Rockhold Jerry, county surveyor, res Cottonwood SESSIONS ELMER L, barber shop Sessions H C, dairy Settlemier G W ^^'oceries Small J C, real estate agent Smith A A, probate judge Spokane County Spence A J, saloon SPRINGER P H, agent N P R R and W, F ft Co's Express Sterling Frank, builder and contractor Stevens A J, county supt of schools, res Deep Creek Falls STILL JOHN W, land and insurance agent, notary, justice and searcher of records (see advertisement) STRAXJB WILLIAM, bakery and res- taurant (see advertisement) Switzer W D, druggist Tarrance — , livery stable THOMPSON A J, livery stable (see advertisement) Thompson J H (Davenport, Thompson ft Co) Tipton ft Percival (C G Tipton and D F Percival), agts Knapp, Burrell ft Co's implements Todd Robert H (Clark ft Todd) Trush D R, lumberman Varker Mrs Helen, millinery and dress- maker Varker W M (Hendricks ft Varker) CO CO c CO c > z o m o o oo oo CO &0 CO mv^ 'I >i ; UftDnUfnnn l IIIIDCO WHITK BKOII., la * la MhIu anC 14 A IttHpear IIAnlllf UUU LUmOCn, at,!*. F. Slack Waiaui. SpaufBlt Ceter, VeneeM. LOUIS BBHyEBMim t CD. ''gaSff&e^gfcSgW^ 1112 Washington — Cheney. i He V.S is «S 89 a I Pi VEBGKLEB J J, house fioishing, door s, sash, wind ows, etc Vnre Oy SAMTJEL (Vinson ft Watson) ymSON ft WATSON (Samuel Vin- son and Porter Watson), proprietors Oakes House, 1882, (see adv) Wasner ft Price, dkay ani express Walter Louis, hamessmaker Waterhouse Dr L P, coroner, res Deep Creek Falls WATSON FOBTEB (Vinson ft Wat- son) Watt Alex, contractor and builder Whitney H J (Johnson ft Whitney), physician Wilce Richard, butcher shop Wilce T ft Son, meat market Wright John, liquors Young S A, physician For a Pleasant Hour at -GOTO- ORISWOLD'S GEN SilLOON PARLOR, On First St., Cheney, W.T., Where the games may be enjo.red on the Bruns- wick-Balke Improved Tables. Tables and appointments always in first-class condition. <^The only First-class Billiard Rooms in town. L. B. NASH, Spokane Falla. W. R. ANDREWS, Cheney. miSH & ANDREWS, ATTORNEYS —AND— COUXSELOBS AT LAW, — AND- COLLECTION AGENCY. J. T. LOCKHART, LAND OFFICE. Homesteal anl Pre-emption Filings, And Proofb Made. Cheney, ^W. T. Deputy Clerk District Court, Spokane County. OAKES HOUSE, 1882 Near the Depot, Cheney, W. T. JUST OPENED.* t I Designed for Elegance and Comfort. SPACIOUS APARTMENTS AND ELEGANT FURNITURE. DINING ROOM Conducted ON FIRST-CLASS PRINCIPLES. Sample Room for Conanerclal Men. VINSON & WATSON, Proprietors. I s 9 k '.9 ; CALVIN NliniNG t m.^^lSS^.SS'SSSr^'S^r.t^S^ Waahivgton — Cheney. 1113 Chtuylilierrudyaiml WH. STEAUB, - - Proprietor. Cheney, W. T. The TravelinK Public will And First-class Cooking, CleanlinesBt and Low Pilces At tho abDvo F^tabllshment. PUBLISHED AT IS THE OFFICIAL PAPER of SPOKANE C0TTNT7, AND THE REPRESENTATIVE PAPER OP L. E. KELLOGG, Publisher. W. H. BURROWS, ARCHITECT & BUILDER, Dayton, W. T., Plans and Specifioations Drawn, ANB ESTIMATES MADE On all classes of Building Material. ) 71 JOHN W. STILL, LasS anl iBsirance Apit, CHENEY, W. T. Justice of the Peace, Notary Public and Searcher of Records. Great Bargains in City Property and Improved farms constantly on hand. 11 m 1 Ml ;ii A', 1 1 Jill I m . 1 ODD FEllOWS' SUPPIKS, ISUlnSStiS^ .••iMaol 00 1* IK IS I' ••■a 4 IS I I s 1114 Washington — Ohenejf-Olevelcmd. STAB of THE WEST SESTAUBANT CHARLES NICKERSON , PROPRIETOR. CHENEYJ W.T. THB TABLB Supplied with everything The Market Allbrds IN SEASON. A. J. THOMPSONp UVERT STABLE, Cheney, W. T. Fint-CIass Mountain Teama and Sad- dle Horses at Low Rates. Orders by Mail or Telegraph to secure Teams attended to. Dri?ers farnisM if Repirei. CHENOWITH. Skamania County. A post-office. Kimball T F. Weidler Geo W k Co, cordwood and general merchandise CHERRY VALLEY. Kino Countv. A post-office, 14 miles from Snohomish City. "*' Adair Alexander, dairyman Bruater S, justice of the peace Conard John H, school teacher Day Lucius, postmaster Duvall James, logging ElwoU John, logging Frazier Bros, farmers Hnlbert W, logt{ing McDonnell — , farmer McKay Danl, farmer and school teacher Oleary Daniel, logging Peetz Carl, farmer Pingree Frank, farmer and logger Selleck John D, cooper Spurrell Henry, farmer Stackpole Charles. Hour-mills Tinking Fred, farmer Wh ite Joseph, farmer WILSON CHAS. farmer CHEWELAK. Stevens County. A post-office. LOCKHABT W T> postmaster CLAQUATO. Lewis County. A post-office. Is the county seat, situated on the river Chehalis, 3 miles west of Newaukum, and is surrounded by the best and prettiest part of the county. Allen Frank J C, accountant Browning John T, cheese factory dinger J D, builder and justice of the peace Hordmau John, bLicksmith MTT.'fff JOHNi general merchandise Miles VVm F, postmaster Waterbury Bros, saw and flour-mills Waterbury Thomas, hotel and notary public Young Geo, carpenter CLEVELAND. Klikitat County. A post-office reached by O. R. ft N Co's steamers, S5 miles northeast of Portland, Oregon. bO 18 CO CO ca (0 IB J z CALVIN NUTTING i SON, M7 XAIW MTRBRT. MAW rHAIVeiSCO, lr«u ttoom. Kenk Vaalti«, Etc. iiaa. mm t co.. siih Pia»t aii Mj. "ajRaasr" Washington — Clevdand-Colfax. 1115 Ohftmbelin J L, general merohandiee Dodge R, hotel Twitohell Wm, blaokamith \\ CLIFTON. Mason Cohmty. A post-offioe, on N. P. R. R. (Pend d' Oreille Division), 9 miles from Spokane Falls. JOHES ALFBEDt postmaster Longfellow Daniel, log contractor McReavy John & Bros, log contractors COIN. WiiiTMAM County. A post-office. CLOW F Ml postmaster Si COLFAX. Whitman County. A post and express office; county neat; population 800. Situated 46 miles from Lewiston, 56 from the railroad at Cheney, and 17 from the Snake River at Almota. The district around is rich in stock and ag- ricultural properties, being oome of the finest wheat land in the Territory. At present writins (September, 1882) the town is rapidly recovering from its disastrous tire of a few months ago. Buildings are going up as if by magic, the enerity displayed being very commendable. A large brick hotel is to be one of the town's prin- cipal features, its cost to be partly defrayed by public subscription. Col- fax has one newspaper, the Pahuite Oazette, which enjoys a circulation all over the county. Austin k Woodward, loan agents Ballan Wm, hotel Beavens S W, pastor Baptist Church Becker F W, butcher BELLINOEB J H> manager Knapp. Burrell ft Co Bleeker James, brickyard and contractor Boblett £ A. restaurant Boone H M, Colfax and Farmiugton Stage Line Botwdl Cal M, physician Bourgardes Charles, watchmaker and jeweler Brophy J G, saloon Bunnell F W, blacksmith BTTROUHDEB ft SCHWAB- ACHSB* general merchandise Clark I S, blacksmith Codd Wm (Sexton & Codd) Comegys George, attorney -at-law Cram C C ft Son, general merchandise Cutting J C, hotel Davenport ft Ewart, proprs Colfax ft Spokane Falls Stage line Delano ft Bochtel, butchers Doolittle ft Sweet, attorneys-at-law Dwy er W J, furniture, eto ELLSWOETH F M. attomoyntlw and prosecuting attorney t'ur Whit- man County Erford ft Co, liquors Erford ft Wolfard, brewery Fehler ft Howe Frank Bros, L D Woodward manager, agricultural implements French C, liquors Freedman tS, gennral merchandise Gaines F W, sewing machines and at- tachments Gourdan Chas, watchmaker and jeweler Grostein, Binnard ft Co of Lewiston, general merchandise Haeder Robert, barber shop t nd baths Hall Oliver, wagonmaker Ham ilto n W J ft Co, drugs, etc HOOVER ft BURKE, bankers HOPKINS C^ARLTiR B. editor and publisher " Palouse Gazette " Howell W A, physician Inman Wm A, attorney -at-law Reiser ft Mnlroney, blacksmiths KNAPP. BURRELL ft CO of Port- land, J H Bellinger manager, agricul- tural implements "KOOTENAI CURRIER," Mark A Musgrove editor Leddle H M, livery stable Lee Louis, saloon L ippitt Bros, gene ra l mercha ndise IJVINGSTONE ftKUHN. stoves, tin and hardware Marsh J T, clergyman ((Congregational) McCabe Geo, livery stable VcCLAINE. WADE ft CO, bankers McCord H H, agt D M Osborne ft Go's harvesting machinery Mitchell John, butcher MONNACOTT ft OPPENHEIMER, general merchandise MUSOROVE MARK A, editor •' Kootenai Currier " Newbvrry A A, stage agt and agt Ore- gon linprovement Co "FALOuSE GAZETTE." Cliarles H Hopkins editor and publisher PORTER C 0. justice of the peace Sexton ft Codd (L M Sexton and Wm Codd), doors, saah, etc Sutherland G W, drugs, etc Strong Rev D G, clergyman (Metho- dist) SWEET E N. attorney-at-law Wittenberg ft McCoy, Colfax & Sprague Stage Lino Wood C W, livery stable Woodward L D, mgr Frank Bros o ■ 09 u y Iv HARDWOOD UIMBERiWliGONSTOCK.'l?J?f£<^^ ..*««« t«li|iear MtH V toms BBwemMH & gr, ■''gBff,'gh^sgyy«g%^^ lllG Washington — Colton-Dayton. COLTON. Whitmam Oovmty. a po»t-offloo. Augltn T S, hotel Jenkins Brot. hutchen STANDLEY J B> general merohandise and postmaater COLUMBUS. Klikitat County. A poat-office. Clendeninff E, bntcher COLUMBUS WHARF AHD WABE- HOUSE CO Helm U W, wheat bnyor ind shipper HicenbothamWm, oapitahst Jones Rassell J, commission merchant Mitchell P E, merchant Morris N ft Co, steam ferry Presby J W, fruit farm COTTONWOOD. Spokanb County. A post-offioe. Bush A, blacks mith NICHOLIiS JOHN H. general mer- ohandise and postmaster NichoUs T T, saloon COTTONWOOD. Stevens County. Nichlos , general merchandise COUPEVILLE. Island County. A post-office, on Whidby Island, in Paget Sound; the county seat. Alexander Abram L, hotel CEAHHY THOSf county clerk, au- ditor, recorder and jud^ of probate court Engle J P, blacksniith and wogonmoker Gould John, county commissioner Highwarden J, phytician Lauden Bev G A. Methodist clergyman L each J ohn A, saloon LIBBT JOSEPH B> county treasurer and notary public Lyons M J, justice of the peace i'oarson Daniel, gen mdae and postmaster Robertson John, shipping and gen mdse Von Wormer Mrs & Daughter, hotel Williams Jamcv, county commissioner COVELAND. Island County. Po«t-office, Coupe- ville. On Whidby Island, at the head of Penn's Cove^ 3 miles from Coupe- ville. Blowers A D, postm.nster Ely Jerome, justice of the peace Llewellyn T L, justice of the peace Willison H C. flour-mill co^Iifz. Lewis County. A post and telesraph office, on tho Northern Pacific K. B. (Pacific Division), 39 miles north of Kalamo. Choppelier Mrs, hotel DUBEAH L L, notary public Farron John, blacksmith Gilbert Richard, blacksmith Henriot Chos, blacksmith Henriot Bros, flour and steam-mill Howe H H, attomey-at-law Pinto H H, general merchandise • •Somdon I B, carpenter craImcreek. Stevens County. A post-office. FISH Bt postmaster CRESCENT. Spokane County. A post«office. TATLORIM^'S. postmaster DAMRELL Whitman County. A post-offioe. Belini^r J H, hardware DAMRELL B Hi postmaster Griswel Rev J H, clergyman Kneer E, general merchandise Lippit Bros, general merchandise Sullivan P C, attorney-at-law DAVENPORT. Stevens County. See Cottonwood. DAYTON. Columbia County.^A post, express and telegraph office and county seat, situated in the fertile Touchet Valley, 38 miles from Walla Walla by O. K. & N. Co's Railway. It is situated favorably from many points of view, as it has a great scope of the richest farming land in the Terri- tory contributory to it, besides being blessed with a copious water power al- I Si PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAI*VIM NIITTINU A H»S, Proprletom. BstpAliahed IIM*. MY ■al»«treet.l» 1*. S g UlUII. TUGBIE t CO. HMDWOOe lUIIBB/ "■Ci'iSiJIgfe.* - Washington — Dayton. 1117 ready utilised to a considerable extent for manufacturing purposes. The site of the town is the prettiest imaginable, the choicest spot in the valley having evidently been selected. The growth (>f the town, notwithstanding several seri- ous setbacks by fires, has been remarka- ble. In five years it has grown out of the irregular scragKling village into a full-Hedged city, with streets regularly laid out', uniformly paved and provided with spacious walks. Its business blocks and residences are commanding, substantial and of a permanent charac- ter, several of the latter beins in ele- tiuut taste and ornamenting the streets whereon they are erected. The princi- pal manufactures of the town consist of three flouring-mills, a brewery, two ploning-millr, and a foundry about to oe established by Messrs. Pringle & Co., who have already a machine-shop in op- eration with steam power and improved appliances. Bloomer, Carr & Co's. pianing-mill is run in connection with their furniture factory, another im- portant industry. Dayton was incor- r orated as a city in January, 1S32. ts population is estimated at 1700. It possesses good churches and schools, a free library and reading-room aitd two weekly newspapers, the CoUmUia Chron- icle, published by Mr. O. C White, and the bemoeratk State Jo trual, by Mr. T. O.Abbott. We are indebted ti> Mr. J. W. Jackson the watchmaker of Dayton, for additional namos sent us sincu our canvass of the town, for which he has our thanks. ABBOTT T Oi editf^r and publisher "Democratic State Journal" (ace adv) ADAMS & BRUCE (F F Adams aud W F Bruce), general merchandise /^•pAMa F F (Adams & Bruce) Ankeny Levi, Second Nutional Bank ABJIENT I Ni watchmaker and jew- eler Atkinson T B, liquors BAILOR. CARR ft CO (J 1^ Bailor, J ihn Carr and Charles Bloomer), manufacturers and dealers in furniture BAKER M A> attorney -ot-law and no- tary Belcher W A, mgr Paine Bros BERRT JOHN, president First Na- tional Blink Berry Mrs John, music teacher Blanpied J B, bootmaker BLOOMER. CARR ft CO (Chas Bloomer, John Carr and J L Bailor), planing-mill . Bloomer Charles (Bailor, Carr ft Co, and | Bloomer, Carr ft Co) Brining John, oitv cmincilmnn BRODZELLER JOSEPH. bDotmaker Brown J M (Brown, Minsley ft Co) Brown Mort, livery stable Brown, Sin$iley ft Co (James M Brown, D H Siiigley and J E Edmiston), planing-mill BRXTCE W F (Adams ft Bruce) Burdick F (>, school snpt BURKE RfClurk distiict court, U 8 commissioner, (tommissinrier of deeds for t)regon, notary public, iusurance and land agent, conveyancer, auc- tioneer and commission merchant BURK. OODMAN ft MUSTARB. concrete drain piiie Burrows , barber shop BURROWS W H> architect and builder (see adv) Camphousen Mrs Ina B, mail contractor CARR JOHN (Bailor, Carr ft Co, and Bloomer, Carr ft Co) Carr P, merchant tailor Carroll Henry, blacksmith Cavananch , blacksmith CHARI^ M Pi proprietor Cdumbia Hotel Chew A W, wagonmaker Church Geo E, city councilman Clark J, physician and corimer Clark *', justice of peace Clayton Mrs Frank, millinery Clendenin ft Miller (Mrs E J Clendenin and FC Miller), treneral merchandise "COLUMBIA CHRONICLE" (week- ly), O C White publisher and pro- pria tor (see adv) COLUMBLIk HOTEL. M P Charles proprietor C ston H A, propr Colfax and Dayton Stage Lino Crosby Walter, city clerk Crossler Urns (John and Geo V Crossler), saddlers and harncssmakcrs Crossler G V (Crossler Bros, and Cross- ler ft Knhn) Crossler ft Kuhn (G V Crosiler and W H Kuhn), general mercliandise Dantzscher Mrs Otto, dressmaker Dantzscher Otto, merchant tailor Davis L A, saloon Day C H, infr soda water, and varieties Day J H, druggist D.iy W W, homeoparhic physician DAYTON BREWERY. Uumpf ft Wei'ihard proprie ora Deal Mrs H M, millinery and fancy goods Deal H M, varieties DE COUX MRS M. restaurant "DEMOCRATIC STATE JOUR- NAL." T O Abbott editor and pub- lisher ' Doxter A J, brickmaker 7^ GO OO CO 3 OO OO CO vt HMDWOOD LUMBER, WHITK BKOM.. 1» « IS Main »u watchmaker and jew- eler, books, stationery and notions, watches and jewelry JESSEE J W (Jessee ft Matzger), county auditor JESSE£ ft MATZGER (J W Jessee and G N Matzger), agents W, F ft Co Karrick S M,Broo«rifla Kellogg J A (Kellogg ft Taylor) Kellogg ft Taylor (TA Kellogg and J F Taylor) watches, Jewelry and fancy goods Kimball D B, contractor and builder and mayor Kinney, Morris ft Co (Wm Kinney, J B and W A Morris and W A Sar- geant), flouring-mills Kinney Wm (Kinney, Morris ft Co) Kirkman Wm G (Thomas ft Kirkman) Kuhn W H (Crossler ft Kuhn) Learn Richard, liverv stable Marll Christopher, boarding and feed stable Martin W T (Hulten ft Martin) MATZGER GEORGE N (Jessee ft Matzger), books, stationery, etc Matzger Wm, postmaster Matzger W 0, photographer McCauley A L, citv marshal McClary Charles h. Exchange Saloon McCornack H F (Pietrzycki ft McCor- nack), physician McDonald Alex (McDonald ft Schwab- acher) McDonald ft Schwa bacher (Alex McDon- ald and Schwabacher Bros of Walla Walla and Seattle), general mdse Miller F C (Clendenin ft Miller), county treasurer Miner £ D, county surveyor Mitchell ft Co, ilonring-mills Morris J B (Kinney, Morris ft Co) Morris W A (Kinney, Morris ft Co) Mullin Alex A, agt W U Tel Co MURCH H G. deputy sheriff MUSTARD JOHN, sheriff Milsson Andrew, blacksmith and wagon- maker Nottingham C W (Nottingham ft Pal- lett) Nottingham ft Pallett (C W Nottingham and C W Puliett), boots and shoes 0PPE17HEIMER ft SMITH (Arthur Oppenhcimer and Charles Smith), hardware, stoves, tinware, etc (see adv) Ontrander John Y. justice of the peace nnd attorney-at-luw Paine Bros (P W and J G Paine), hard- ware, tinware, stoves and agricultural implements, W A Bdcher mgr Pallett Charles W (Nottingham ft Pal- lett) Pietrzycki ft McCornack (Marcellus Pietrzycki andH F McCornack), phy- sicians Prather S H (Woit ft Prathcr) PRINGLE ft 00 (H N Pringle and D C tjuernsey), machine shop PRINGLE H N (Pringle ft Co) Reed J Milton, harnessmaker ti IS CO 2 2 CO CO J z PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAIiVIM MUTTINU A M4»W, Froprlf^tors. eatmblislacil IIM* M7 Siala Street. H F. '"Wf*¥)f» imt mm i co.. imiCMi um wooBs.''.&?jggf - Wcuhington — Dayton. 1119 CO 09 C0 E Riohardt k Co (I E. Riohordt and Mn M A Wkldron), drnggiata Riohardi I K (Richard* ft Co) EUMPF PSTXR (Rumpf ft Wein- hapd) BUMPF ft WBIHHABD (Peter Rumpf and Jacob Weinhard), Dayton Brewery (aee ndv) BTJTHSaVOBD J K. attomey-at- law and district attorney, real estate and negotiator of loans Sargeant W A (Kiuney, Morris ft Co) Saxon S J, saloon Schmidt John (Soott ft Schmidt) Sohwobacher Bros (Sigmund, Abraham and Louis) (McDonald ft Schwabacher) Scott Benj (Scott ft Schmidt) Scott ft achmidt (Benj Scott aud John Schmidt), brewery Second National Bank, Levi Ankeny Sherry W \V, county commiasiouer Singley D H (Brown, Singley ft Co) Smith Charles (Oppenhcimer ft Smith) Staruer John A, probate judge S teen R P, mill man STSNCEL FRED (Dusonbery ft Sten- . eel) 8THGELER WM. chop house, res- taurant and lodgings (see ndv) Strtrer W D (Young & Storor) STUBDEVANT E F. atttmeyat- law and notary public Taylor J F (Kellogg ft Taylor) TATLOE J L new and second-hand store Taylor T J, contractor and bridge builder Thomas ft Kirkman ( Wm T Thomas and Wm O Kirkman), liquors Thomas Wm T (Thomas ft Kirkman) . Thompson J N, livery and feed Van Dusen J P, homeopathic physician Wait Frank L (Wuotcn ft Wait) Wftit ft Prather (S M Wait and .S H Prather), flouring-mills Wait S M (Wait ft Prather) Waldron Mrs M A (Richards ft Co), res The Dalles, Oregon Weber Nicholas (IhriK ft Weber) WEINHAED JACOB (Rumpf ft Weiuhard) West A C, dentist WHITE 0> publisher and propri- etor "Columbia Chronicle" Wilson Miss Cora, librarian Dayton Library Wilson John, blacksmith Wingard S C, judgo first judicial district Winn G A, cracker factory, groceries and restaurant WITKIND SIMON, cigars, tobacco and notions Wolfe H H, real estate Woodruff VVm, constable Wooten ft Wait (Wm S Wooten and Frank L Wait), butchers Wooten Wm S (Wooten ft Wait) Young Louis (Younc; ft Storci') I Young ft Storer (Louis Young aud W D Sturer), barber shop and baths c c > z o 1 If- DAYTON BREWERY. THE o o 'I Best Beer in the Market Is Manufactured at this Brewery. EXFBESSLT PUT UP FOR SHIPPING PURPOSES, And Ment to any Point in JBastern Wasliington or Idaho. Cor. Main and Second Sts., - - DATTON, W, T. t i! CO C/3 CO HMDWOOD LUMBER. W HITK BROM., l» « IS Main aud 14 A Mpear Nt. H. V Bottt Hibck, Oak Plauk aud ■tamlter ' ''^'■'^: a.ytoii, >V. T^ FIRST-CLASS OYSTER SALOON AND CHOP HOUSE. Dayton, ^W^ T. OYSTERS in EVERY STYLE STEAKS and CHOPS COOKED TO ORDER From Bawn till Midnight. ^mm^ WM. STIEGELEB, Prop'r, ,™«>»ai#!i«i»>.»»*.;»««'A|#fli|^'^ kUB MWt t CO. Pacific Coast Hard Woods ^SAVJSSS^l'- *• ca on €0 CO CO E GO TTcMJ^maton — Deep Creek FaUa-Ellenahurg. 1121 y£EP CREEK FALLS. SpOKANB CJOVNTY. A post'Office. Banmanit J W, flour-mill Edes 9t Thompson, blacksmiths and wagonmakers EDES W H & C E> general mer- ohandUe T8T>T»> WM H> notary public Gray Samuel, harness Gray ft Stroup, meat market Perkins Thomas, blacksmith Schweng M, grocer ic4 Stroup D, livery stable Htroup & Lurabard, saw-mill Thompson A J, U S For agt station Traal R, saloon DIXIE. Walla Walla Coc NTT. A post -office, 9 miles from Walla Walla. COCHRAN JAMES W, postmaster ELHI. PiBRCE County. A post-office, 19 miles east of Steilacoom and 10 miles southeast of New Tacoma. Barber J B, farmer Chamberlain A L, farmer ORANOER R T. farmer Grey W, carpenter Guthie Joseph, farmer Hanry Paul, farmer Helmold C, farmer Kelley F P, farmer McCumber It, farmer McGregor J D, farmer McHuch M, farmer McManan Daniel, farmer Paulsen Hans, farmer Quary A J, farmer Ramsey James, fanner Sharinan A L, farmer StilleyJ, farmer Stone S P, farmer Taylor J, farmer DOE BAY. San Juam County. A post-office. YIEREGK JOHN 0> postmaster eagUe'cliff. Wahktakith County.. Post-office, Oak Poidt, Cowlitz County ; on the nortli bank of Columbia River, 24 miles northwest of Kalama and 34 miles northeast of Astoria, Oregon, by O. K. ft N. Co's steamers. Population 30. Ftme Wm, salmon cannery EASTSOUND. Sax Juan County. A post-office. SH ATTKJCK C W, general merchan- disti EBEY'S LANDING. IsLANU County. Post-office Coupe- villa. Ebey J E, hotel EDISON. Whatcom County. A post-office. Allen G W L, saloon Clothier ft English, pen mdsu and lum- ber Dingwell Daniel, saloon ia> W ARDS A J. dry goods and gro- ceriea Johnson S, bootmaker Vananken J, blacksmith CO Van Ogle farmer White Wm, farmer ELLENSBURG. Yakima County. A post-office, 30 miles north of Yakima. Becker Jacob, blacksmith Becker Mrs M, dressmaker Becker M, saloon Blummauer L, general merchandisa Brown J L, restaurant Canaday Bros, flour-mills Church ft Co, harnessmakers Crouch J W, stoves and tinware Davidson S C, attorney-at-law Diirr Jacob, saloon Elliott ft Citlin, hotel Flemming Mrs R, milliner and dress- maker Gilmore ft Mci'raw, blacksmiths Halfleld Rev, ok i;yman (Methodist) Henton N. physican JOHNSON XjIOS. general merchandise and saw-mills Laurendean P, drujigist Lawrence A, druggist Leonhart , saw-mills Mear & Smitlison, butchers Mills ft Co, livery stable Phelps E D, assessor Presse ft Sprague, carpenters and black- smiths Sanders Augustus, flour-mills Schaser W, hotel Shoudy ft Stewart, gan mdso shottdy Wm, haruMsmaker Sliuosby, Suver ft Co, li^'ery stables and saloon C3 &0 CO CO HARDWOOD LUMBER WH 1TB HROH.. 1.1 A IS Mnln and 14 * 1« MpeaF I Ht, M.V. Oak, A»li, Hickory, llavl«< Ckerry, eto^ n^i >i ''t [,: U H n-;: MASONIO OUTFITS, %£& 4m, etcu at MOBGMOW *CJP^* ■ipie. »«. • FMtinrMt. sTf. CO 1122 TFos^in^oTi — Ellenaburg-Femdale. Smith Bros & Co» gen mdse Spauldine Rev, clereyman (Methodist) Sutter Martin, builder and contractor ELMA. Cheualis County. A post-office, 12 miles northeast of Montesauo. Anderson & Combs, gen mdse Baker WD, hctel Estus. S A, lumber Savage G M, attorney-at-law Smith & Watson, mfrs of doors, win- dows and sash es WAKEFIELD WM H, general mer- chandise and postmaster Zenor W T, blacksmith ESTES. A post-office. ESTES T W> assistant postmaster EUREKA. Wahkiakum County. Post-office Wa- terford. Eureka Packing Co, salmon cannery EUREKA LIME KILN. San Juan Counit. Post-office Friday Harbor. MoLATTOHLEBT & lEE, general mer chandise EWARTSVILLE. Whitman Couniy. A post-office, 8 miles south of Colfax. HAMILTON W 1, postmaster Taylor W L, FAIRVIEW. SpciiANB County. A post-office. Bacon H M, county commissioner Bishop W H, county auditor Cannon A M, county treasurer Graden James M, councilman Hatten J M, sheriiT and county assessor Hyde S C, prosecuting attorney Jentiines T £, conntv commissioner HoGOuBIN JOHN, prstmaster Roberts John, county commissioner Rockholer J, county surveyor Smith A A, probate judge Stevens A L, county supt of schools Watenhouse L P, physician and coroner King County. from Seattle. TATLOB D N. and postmaster FALL CITY. A post-office, 30 miles general merchandise FARMINGTON. Whitman County. A post-office, situ- ated on Ladow & Mooney's Lewiston and Cheney Stage Road, 52 miles from Cheney. The town has the appear- ance of great bustle and thrift and is growing rapidly, being surrounded by a remarkably prolific agricultural and timber country. Population 100. A newspaper is about to be projected. Barzee Clark, bootmaker Barzee F S & Co (F S Barzee and Whit- ley Bros), furniture, wagon and cabi- net shop COOPEB ISAAC> general merchandise and buyer hides, furs and grain Dorris £ P (Harrington & Dorris) Fish M R, blacksmith and horseshoor FULTZ MATTHEW, proprietor Liv- ery and Stage Stables, opposite Pion- eer Hotel Gross Jacob (Quarles &, Gross) Harrington & Dorris (Frank Harrington and E P Dorris), stoves, tin and hardware Holmes A T, saw-raill. Cedar Creek 6 miles S£ of town Jackson J W, cabinet and wagonmaker Lemley P G, justice of the peace MacLeod A F, physician aud surgeon McCoy, Smith & Raup (Wm McCoy, . Wm X Smith and Washington Raup), planing and chop-mill Muir .Tohn, snloon PADDOCK E E, dealer in drugs, books, stationery and agricultural machinery, postmaster and general insurance agent Quarles & Gross (J P Quarles and Jacob Gross), shinglc-mills. Hangman Creek 10 miles east of town Raup Washington (McCoy, Smith & Raup) Smith WmX (McCoy, Smith & Rnui.) Stratton H F ^ Co (H F and Miltou Stratton), g. >.'ral merchandise Walker Dillard, butcher Whitley Bros (of F S Barzeo & Co), post-office Moscow, I T FERNDALE. Whatcom County. A post-office. BOOEBS Di general merchandise and postmaster CO • CO CO CO ca CQ CO o O u CALVIN NUniNS & SON. UlHi»eKi4. J Alii ANi» VB5ir€B WOKK, it»7 Main Mtreet, tUm Vnuielsco. HUM. TUGBLE i Cfl., HiMDWOOD UMBEB. "JSfiiSSS: Washington — Fidalgo-Olenora. 1123 FIDALGO. Whatcoh Gottmit. a post-office, 24 miles southwest of Whatcom. MUHKS WnilAH, general mer- chandise and postmaster FIR. Whatcom CoxmrY. A post-office. Anderson M, hotel Coten Ball, hotel MAW y C H> general merchandise Pritchard J P, blacksmith I FORT STEILACOOM. Pierce Coukty. A post-office. Wanghop John W, physician Insane Hospital FISHERS. Clarke County. A post-office, 9 miles from Vancouver. Crawford W P, gen mdse Drayman V A, boarding-house FISHER S W, postmaster and ware- house Moore Thos, blacksmith FREEPORT. EiNQ County. . See Milton. FRIDAY HARBOR. San Juan County. A post-office. Be ll W m, county supt schools BOWMAN JOHN H, county auditor Fleming Thos Sr, county commissioner Graham Wm, county commissioner Izett John M, notary public Katz I, county treasurer Kelly John, sheriff and assessor Nicho ls M W, county commissioner SH£R£R J L, ex-probate judge and county auditor Sweeny Joseph, general merchandise and postmaster Warbass Ed D, probate judge FORT COLVILLE. Stevens County. A post-office, OOjmiles northwest of Spokane Falls. Arnold A, gunsmith Boyd Adam, justice of the peace Brown W V, general merchandise Cook Henry, tailor Ferguson L, justice of the peace Goodwin David, saloon and restaurant Hoffstetter J M, brewery Htighson Andrew, county commissioner H y^e 8 C, prosecuting attorney Kiting FRED> sheriff and county assessor Kingsley John R, wheelwright and county coroner Mayers L W, county commissioner McCrea G F C, county commissioner Mondosa Joseph, restaurant Meyers & Stowe, blucksiniths Montgomery C H, gen mdse and notary public Oliver H H, county auditor and justice of the peace O'Nigl James, representative OPFENHEIMEa M & CO, general merchandise Shaeffer J, liquors Stitzel Jacob, county clerk Thomassen E G & Co, liquors Wellington H, county school supt Wolff Francis, probate judge Wright W H, watchmaker and jeweler FULDA. KuKiTAT County. A post-office. Devine J, blacksmith FRASIEB WM, postmaster Trok H T, blacksmith GARFIELD. Whitman County. A post office. GILES BROSi general merchandise Gill James, wagonmaker Gill Jose{)h, blacksmith Manning A, carpenter and builder Tant & Irwin, general merchandise GLENEDEN. Lewis County. A post-office, 10 miles northwest of Newaukum and Cheha- lis, and 24 miles southwest of Olym- pia. INGALLS J W> postmaster m o o en O > r o > CD H ;o m m H >■ CO > GLENORA. Jefferson County. Post-office Port Townsend. Ballentine J J, general merchandise Pritchett & Kent, forwarders o 5 o o . a': i :.i^; t..-.-'^ «: ! If nAnUllUUU LUinilLni Ht. a. v. Uab*. »pokes, Klma. Polea. MHofts. etc UnilSBRIkVERMMXCO.,S»' ' «»«li €l««kiir, MISMonfeoinarySt. 1124 Washington — OoldendcUe-Happy Home. 60LDENDALE. Klikitat Countt. a post and express office, 24 miles northeast of The Dalles. Population 600. Bates V, tailor Chapman Noah, county commissioner Clark M B, notary public Cohn S, general merchandise Courtney J B, city cuuncilmau Cuminiugs & Dickson, gen mdse Dickson Wm, meat market Downer & Reinhardt, harnessmaker Dunbar & Reavis (R Dunbar and J B Reavis), nttorneys-at-Iaw Dunbar W R, mayor, probate judge and clerk district court Dustin & Naylur (H Dustin and J H Naylor), attorneys-at-law Edes tc Adams (Geo A Edes and S B Adams), wire beds and lounges Eshelman Jacob, county supt of schools Filloon O W, county auditor Gardner L F, livery stable, city marshal Gardner 8 W, city councilnum, county commissioner Gobat V E, jeweler "OOLDENOALE GAZETTE." W A Wash publisher Graff D VV, city treasurer Graham Robert M, county commis- sioner Green H, physician Hatam J S, city councilman Heuton N, physician Hoyt John P, district judge Kayser A, general merchandise Kentcs J B, painter "KLIKITAT SENTINEL." K A iSeitz editor and proprietor Landrum J B, city recorder and justice of the peace Lowengart & Sichel, geii mdse, agricul> tural implements, stoves, etc Marble J, city councilman McCauley & Mayes (W F McCaulcy and J VV D Muycs) physicians McCauley W F, city councilman McCuUey R D, dentist McFall D D, general merchandise Metzler J M, mfr of chairs Miller G W, livery stable, treasurer Miller S H, coroner Nesbitt, Junes & Co, iiouring-milla Ostrander John, county assessor Richardson E C, county surveyor Roe C C, doors and lumber Saylor B F & Co, druggists and book- sellers SEITZ K A. editor "Klikitat Senti- nel •• Shelley S C, blacksmith Smith f' n S & Co, druggiats Smith ft, attorney-at-law Stnrgess O D, painter Turney J P, physician Van Helstyn — , grocer Ward A P, comtahle WASH W A> editor "Goldendale Ga- ssette" Wing H, groceri98 Whee ler C W, territorial supt schools WILLS H 0, sheriff THE GAZETTE, GOLDENDALE, Waahincfton Territory, Has a largo and rapidly Increasing circulation, and is recognized at home and abroad as one of tlie most cnerKetic, nrogresMlve and valuable farmers' papers In the Territory. Tlinso ehewhere desiring information about this region would And it just what they want. ISabsrrlptlon tlfXMO per ifemr, or for less time at same rate. It is one of the best ad- vertising mediums in the territory. W. A. WASH, Editor and Proprietor. GRAND MOUND. THUR.STON Cous-nr. A post-office, 18 miles from Olyinpia, il miles from Centrevilie and 10 miles from Tenino. Inhabitants engaged in agriculture, sheep and cattle raising. Sargent Nelson, painter Thompson — , gunsmith WASDCTRIL. postmaster Warren Moses, blacksmith Warren Reuben, painter GRANGE CITY. Columbia CouN-ry. Post-office Perry; 3 niile^ from Perry. Hunter George, warehouse GRAY S RIVER. Pacific County. A post-office. MILLER J P> postmaster guyT Whitman County. A post-office. WHETSEL E Fi postmaster HANGMAN'S CREEK. Whitman County. See Alpha. HAPPfHOME. Kmkitat County. A post-office. BUSK JAMES At general merchan- dise and postmaster 1 ^ < 1 ^ s 1 ^ R B Q> H I ^ g 1 ^ ^ ff A H 1 o i 1 ^ ■ 00 •4 I ^ QQ t> 1 '^ ^ I 3 1 1 I 'S o 1 M ( > 1 1^ ■ ^^ ^M •> V( I fid -m ■ o ^ • SI 9 l« 1 ^ s* 1 M sa ^M zj Cc 5 I o „" H ^1 A. Ha ■ vH Ha ■ M Hu S" ■ W Vat Si ^ ^ VVii CALVIN NUniNG £ SON, lfM««k«>tiiri>vs all iiinild IRO:V WOUK. «i«y Malu titreet, ttaa tfrmaelme: um. mmi CO.. EaJaeni Hard Woml Inmber.' Mian FvakelMO n& Waa/iington — Hillhurst-Kalama. 1125 HILLHURST. Pierce County. A post-office, on the North Pacifio R. R. (Pacitio Division) 8 miles southwest of New Tacoma. HUNT F J* general merchandise and postmaster HOKO. Clallam Countf. MARTIN J A> general merchandise CO HOQUIAM. HUSUM. Kltkitat County. A post-office. THOMPSON M, postmaster and flour- iug-mill Chehalis County. A post-office; 17 miles west of Montesano. CAMPBELL ED> hotel and postmaster Hoquiam Mill Co, gen mdse and lumber HOUGHTON. Kino County. A post-office; 7 miles from Seattle; a farming and fruit- raising settlement. CUHTIS JAMES) postmastor French A, justice of i)eace Greene Kev S, clergyman (Congrega- tional) O'Connor J C, constable ILWACO. Pacific County. A post-office. Aberdeen Packing Co (Seaborg & Co), proprs, canneries Davis & Brown, 8.iloon and groceries Graham & Yonng, butchers Hayden W, saloon McKenney Henry, groceries Pike Mrs H L, restaurant Reed £ O, contractor anil builder Seaborg & Co (Aberdeen Packing Cc), salmon cannery Ward W W, postmaster WILLIAMS L D Williams R, hotel 7^ oo INDEPENDENCE Thurston County. A post-office. MYERS ABRAM L, postmaster IRONDALE. Jefferson County. A post-office. DYER J B> hotel and postmaste;- Puget Sound Iron Co HOWARD. ? Whitman Coun'it. A post-office. OOSS J Ft stock raiser and postmaster Durry Thomas, m-oo1 grower McGilvery D, wool grower Reed M, horse raiser KALAMA. HUNTSVILLE. Columbia County. A post-office, on the O. R. ft N. Co. 's Railway, 2 miles from Waitsburgh. A good educa- tional establishment, under the charge of the United Brethren, is located here. Bishop P, carpenter Brand H M, blacksmith EAOS JACKSONt general merchandise and postin stcr Hammer G & Noah, butchers Hawks R O, justice of peace Hunt B J, flouring-mill Richardson J H, Hour-mill Vanderver Mrs B W, dressmaker Wilson Peter, flour-mill CowLrrz County. A post and tele- graph office, situated on the Columbia River, 38 miles below Portland ; county scat; population 200. It is the southern terminus of the Pacific Division of the Northern Pacific R. fi. It has daily communication, by means of 0. R. & N. Co.'s steam- boats, with all points on the Colum- bia River, and by means of Northern Pacific R. R., with New Tacoma, Olympia, and points on the Sound. Adams Samuel, county assessor Beal S M, county judge Block W H, county commissioner Comegys & Vestal (H C Comejrys and S Vestal), gen mdse and agt \V, F & Co Cushing F VV, agt U P R R Forsyth Chas E, county auditor and clerk HALLACK HOMER H. druggist, telegraph operat postmaster and lum- ber McDonald D, lumber McKeavy & Latham, lumber and saloon Simmons M C, farmer Smith A J, oysters Sutton E, oysters Taylor Samuel, general merchandise KITTITAS. Yakima County. A post-office, about 45 miles north of Yakima. BULL WALTEE A. stock raiser KLIKITAT LANDING. Klikitat County. See Lyle. KNAPPTON. Pacific County. A post-office, 30 miles southeast of Oystervillo. Hum e Joseph, salmon packer KHAFPTON MILLS, general mer- chandise and lumber West John, salmon packer KONEWOCK. YAKntA County. A post-office. LACHAPELLE A W> general mer- chandise and postmaster LA CENTER. Clarke County. A post-office. Barnard M, harness and saddles Barr Geo, Hour and saw-mill Calvin & Sheldeii, carpenters Culbcrtson A J, hotel Dal^lish S, general merchandise Davis R S, physician and druggist Lyons R S, blacks mith MILLER ft QAITHEBt general mer- chandise Tinmen J H, hotel LA CONNER. Whatoom County. A post and tele- graph office, 23 miles south of What- com. Andrews L L, general merchandise Burke Luke, blacksmith Calhoun G V, physician Carlson & Morrison, saloon Church J S, carpenter Connor J S, farm owner and money leaner Davis John E, blacksmith Dwelly J F, furniture Caches J, hamei'smaker OACHES J ft 0> general mdse Gillilaud J H, varieties and grain dealer Hewitt Mrs Wm, hotel Joergensen S, postmaster Kellogg & Anderson, druggists MAaTIN B L> general merchandise McGlinn John, hotel McNaughtft Tinkham, attorneys-at-law POWERS JAMES, proprietor "Puget Sound Mail" "PUGET SOUND MAIL" (The), James Powers proprietor StoU W T, attorney-at-law Tinkham Wm W, attorney-at-law Valentine S Y, blacksmith Williamson J & Co, druggists LAKETON. jKrrERSON County. Post-office Port Townsend. CALLBREATH. GRANT ft COOK, general merchandise Clearihue Jos, hotel and general mdse McDame, Humphrey & Grant, general merchandise Sylvester Rufus, fur trader LAKE VIEW. PiEUCE County. A post-office; on North Pacific R. R. (Pacific Division), five miles south of New Tacoma. ELDER M H, groceries and post- master Higle H, steam shingle and hoop factory LANGSTON'S FERRY. King County. 4 miles south of Spring Brook. Long & Birmingham, cheese factory LARENE. Spokane County. A post-office. GO CO CO CO CO CO C3 oo (0 ta z HUDWOOD LUMBER IWkGON STOCK, WHITK BKOM., 18 * 15 Main •«d 14 * 10 Si*eur Ht, H If. HILEH. TUGClEt CB.. OBEGflll >SH >ND MHPII/M. ^■«laeo. Waaldngton — Larene-Lyle. 1127 Bush L, blaoksmith Davenport John, general merchandise GBIZ2XE J D« postmaster Herrington — , general merchandise Morgan & Nichols, general merchandise LARTEN. Klikitat County. A post-office. SHORT M S> postmaster LONE PINE. Whitman CouN TT. A post-office. FISHER P El stationery, jeweler and postmaster Russell H, hotel and stable CO LEITCHVILLE. Whitman County. A post-office. Bishop Bros, proprs grain chute Leitch M H, hotel and mail contractor Riuger L M, general merchandise LENAN. A post-office. UALLOTWHSi postmaster LOPEZ ISLAND, San Juan County. A post-office. Douglas John, dry goods, groceries and varieties ^ Sweeney Jos, general '^.erchandise Sweeney Steve, general merchandise Weeks Irene, dry goods, groceries and varieties, etc LEWISVILLE. Clarke County. A post-office. Burly Z, farmer Cerwin A, gardener Church D P & Co, millers CoUyer J C, logger Dixon J, saloon Johnson E, saloon Potter D, farmer Pu cket J, sal oon ROWLAND J W, postmaster Wilcox Virgil, saloon LOWELL. Snohomish County. A post-office, on Snohomish River, 6 miles northwest of Snohomish. Population 60. DREW A. Lowell Hotel Smith Eugene D, postmaster and general merchandise LIME KILN. San Juan County, A post-office. MoCIJRDT Ji iime kiln and postmas- ter LUMML Whatcom County. A post-office, 7 miles from Whatcom on Bellingham Bay, and at the mouth of the Nook- sack River. Allen Solomon & Sons, mfrs shingles Baker M C, blacksmith and farmer Clarke M C, engineer Harper Jonathan, salmon packer Hofercamp Francis, gardener Hofercamp Herman, gen mdse Hofercamp Louis, painter Marchman Albert, musician and farmer HcDOHOUGH B N, general merchan- dise and postmaster Mumo J H, painter and gasfitter Puck D E, general farmer Taylor James H, ship builder Tefhnez D £, schoolteacher LITTLE FALLS. Si'OKANE County. Post-office, Spokane Falls. POST FREDERICK, saw-mills LITTLE ROCK. Thurston County. A post-office. Dodge B, farmer Isham P. farmer RTJTLEDOE THOS E. farmer Rutledge G W, farmer Young A, farmer LYLE. Klikitat County. A post-office. A landing, 7 miles from The Dalles. Beebe O W, carpenter Bennett & Son, sawmill CLARK & SMITH, general merchan- dise Gilum M P, carpenter Hewott E B, bootmaker Lyle J O, general merchandise Spencer B, physician Whitcomb T J & J R, nurserymen Whitcom Thos M, physician and notary public (0 c O m o o C/3 oo UlDnWnnn IIIMDCD WHITEBKOS.. 1»A is Main ami 14 &16 spear nAnUllUUll LUIRdCII, mt, H, F. roanterTops, Newel Posts. Bmlasters. n LOUIS BRmBiiMn;co..aarft?jg;Ygasrii9 MaiitwiiianfSt. CO P Hi 1128 Washington — Lynden-Milea. LYNDEN. Whatcom Coun-it. A pnat-offioe, 18 miles north of Whatcom. Cndwood Bros, ]ogs;ing-camp DALANDER J A. wagonmaker Godell U M, general merchandise Hawley Enoch, bootmaker Hawley M C, general merchandise Judsen H A, pnstmnster Itittenburg M £, cooper MANN'S LANDING. Whatcom County. Post-office Fir. Lanstram O, carpenter and builder Macrnes & Anderson, hotel MANN CHA&LES H, general mer- chandise Pretcher J P, blacksmith Pyle Webster, butcher mar¥ngo. Columbia County. A post-office, situ- ated 15 miles northeast of Dayton, on the Lewiston and Dayton Stage Road. It possesses a tlou ring-mill and the following places of business. Hutchins D B, saloon Leyde C, carpenter and undertaker Patr.in's Flouring-Mill (Incorporated), R P Steen pros, Thos Throssel supt SHORT A C. general merchandise Waldr p PVank, fted and livery stable WALDJEUP I Si postmaster and livery Waldrip Mrs I 8. hotel Waldrip J S, furniture Wright Wm D, blacksmith MARSHALL Spokane County. A post-office, 9 miles from Spokane Falls. Anderson Thomas, hotel Beard Thomas, carpenter Blain L, general merchandise MARSHALL W Hi proprietor Lake Creek Saw and Planing Mill and post master Patrick John, blacksmith MARYSVILLE. Snohomish County. A post-office. COMFORT JAS P, general merchan- dise MAY VIEW. Garfirld County. A post office. COX MRS y Li postmistress MEADOW. Lkwis County. A post-offioe. BANISTER Ni postmaster MEDICAL LAKE. Spokane County. A post-office, situ- ated 10 miles from thn railroad at Cheney, with M'hich place there is daily stage connection. The waters of the lake are celebrated far and near for their medicinal qualities, visitors finding bathing and drinking verj beneficial. The fame of these waters is heralded throughout the whole Northwest. Ample facilities are pro- vided for the large number of visitors during the season. Bartholomew M, bootmaker Bishop Wm H, county auditor and part propr Medical Lake Brower Geo W, part propr Medical Lake Brower & Laton, saw-mill Brown R C, carpenter and builder Carver Byron, contractor and builder Crai^ R H, contractor and builder Darluig £ W, saloon Darling S ft Co, saloon Empey P S, wagonmaker Erickson August, saloon Fulkerson Miss E, dressmaking Graves L C, justice of the peace and notary public Hashagen H, butcher Hawk , printer LeFavre Andrew, part propr Medical Lake MATTICE GEO W, publisher " Medi- cal Lake Press " Maxon Mrs L, hotel Medical Lake Powder Co, patent medi- cines "MEDICAL LAKE PRESS." George W Mattice, publisher Robbins Chas W, hotel Robinett Thomas W, brewery Russell Wm, baths Scholer Theodore, blacksmith Smith £ L, part propr Medical Lake and postmaster Spence Bros (Wm and Andrew Spcnce), livery stable Theilman, Grub ft Sauer, gen mdso Woods , hotel ZIEOLER LOUIS & SON (Louis and Wm Ziegler), gt^ueral merchandise MILES. Spokane County. A post-office. 9 M e H !^ ^? • »» M Sn ;<» -1 « ft p PRISON CEUS. 4>in«ler.v Vennva, «tr.. ni|lll|| illlTTillP 9 Cnil No. 96X7 Main Street. «. F.liALllll RUI IJRU ft oUN. .1* UlEII TU6CLE t CO. Paelflc Coast Hard WmUs ^SAV.SSSJ:!- Washington — Miles-Natchee. 1129 Freidlander J H, general merchandiso at Whitestone, Miles poat-oiBoe Hawkins H, saloon Hughes Wm, saloon Ledgerwood Thomas, butcher MOORE F B & COi postmaster and general merchandiso mTlton. Kino County. Poat-oHico Seattle. MARSHALL E L. saw-mill Puget Sound Canning and Packing Co, Geo H Myers pros Wellcome J, bricKjrard MANDOVI. Spokane County. A post-office. Dempsey L M, carpenter, joiner and postmaster Glazbrook & Humuhrey, steam saw-mill Hutchinson Wm, blacksmith IDE C Di carpenter and joiner Small J C, attorney-atlaw Stevens A J, nurseryman Waste Lucius, stone mason MOUNT VERNON. Whatcom County. A post-office. Bartlctt & Brann, saloon Clothier & Englisli, general merchandise Cooper H, satoon Deere W Y, druggist LE BALISTER CHAS, hotel McNnmnra M, hotel Tingley S S, blacksmith OO MONTESANO. CiiEiiALis County. A post-office; the county seat, 4.3 miles by stage south- west of Olympia. Abell & Bunn, flour mills and warehouse ANDERSON W Ai county auditor and clerk Bylts C N, county treasurer Esmond John, general merchandise Estus Sherman, county supt of schools Ford S S, county commissioner Fry .lason, county commissioner Caddis D J, sheriff and assessor Mace Joseph, general merchandise MARCT H B> general merchandise Koundtree J H, county coroner Sheasly Chas, county commissioner Talbert Frank, blacksmith Taylor N D, probate judge Wilkins N, blacksmith Zenor S, hotel and blacksmith MUCK. Pierce County. A post-office. Bradley Wm, cabinet maker Dean Thomas A, physician Dougherty Mrs Annie, dressmaker and milliner Douchertv G J, ceneral merchandise KANDLi: HENRY, physician Lylo Wui, blacksmith and wagonmaker Webster Edward, butcher MUKILTEO. Snohomish County. A post-office, on Puget Sound, 2G miles northwest of Seattle. Blackman & Howard, loggers FOWLER J D, postmaster and hotel Grcvellc Peter, cooper Hazard Sam, general merchandise Homines & Hazard, saloon Snyder F V & Co, brewery Spithill Alexander, justice of peace CD NAPAVINE. Lewis County. A post-office, on the Northern Pacific II. R. (Pacific Divis- ion), 48 mdes southwest of New Tacoma. Bernien J & I, groceries and blacksmiths Bernien Marcel, blacksmith Hilac Anton, saw-mill URQUHART JAMES, general mer- chandise, postmaster, and agent Northern Pacific K II cn MOUNT BAKER. Whatcom County. A post-office. COOK W B, postmaster MOUNT COFFIN. CowLrrz County. A post-office, 50 miles by O. R. & N. Co's steamers north- west of Portland. LA DTJ C» groceries and postmaster NASAL. Pacific County. A post-office, miles southeast of Oysterville. FINELY H, postmaster 16 NATCHEE. Yakima County. A post-office. Gate Manuel, farmer Clemns Clifton, fanner deed James, farmer CO nAnUllUUU LUmDLlI, St.H. v. Ulack %Valuut, Spaulah Ccdar. Veneers. 78 1 ¥ BiimELIIOBCBOSStGO..' Mnitenr CO I! STfA alfi #■•« alt Of* »; 1130 Waahinfftim — Natchee-New Tacoma. Houston ThoniM, farmer Le«ah Frank, fanner Lewii William, farmer Miller Charlet, farmer Nelson Dani, farmer Nelson Jasper, farmer Nelson John B Sr, farmer Nelson John Jr, farmer Palmer Simeon, farmer SINCLAIR D 0. postmaster VVhite Joseph, farmer NEAH BAY. CiiALLAM County. A post-office, on Straits De Fuca, 5 miles east of Cape Flattery. Oallick \Vm, sencral merchandise OAHLICK £• postmaster Price J B, physician Price J H, inspector of customs Willoughby L, keeper U S Life ing Station VfoM O, U S Indian agent Sav- NEWAUKUM. Lkwn County. A post and telegraph office, on the Nottliern Pacific K. R. (Pacific Division), 43 miles southeast of New Tacoma, and (i miles south of Chehalis. Barnett J W, butcher Bamett ft Sou, general merchandise Pearson T M, wagonmaker SHOBJBT H Ci general merchandise Winston T K, sash and dour factory NEW CASTLE. Kino County. A post-office, IS miles southeast of Seattle. Anderson John, meat market ATKINSOHJH E. postmaster Calhoun Isaac P, hotel Collins Harry, saloon Downs Miss Annie, dressmaker Duffy Barnard, saloon Dufly & Collins, saloon Flynn Patrick, saloon Palmer Alfred, barber Seattle Coal and Transportation Co, coal mining and geueral mcrchandiac Whittimore Samuel, physician NEW DUNGENESS. Clallam County. A pnst-office; situ- ated on Straits De Fuca about 14 miles northwest of Port Townsend, with which it hns communication by steamer. It has about 250 inhabit- ants. Lumbering is the principal business of its inhabitants. ABERNETHT THOMAS, county auditor, clerk and recorder Brooks S, carpenter Brown John, blacksmith Cays Elias, hotel and saloon Clapp C F, general meichandise, man- ager Puget Sound Tel Co, and post- master Cooper George, sheriff Dean B F, justice of peace Downie T, bootmaker Foresman J, saloon and blacksmith Goodwin SiLis, county commissioner King W, blacksmith Meagher Nicholas, justice of peace Miller J, carpenter MORRIS Ji postmaster Slienird J, carpenter Smith Troy, county supt of schools Thornton John, county treasurer Ward Wm, probate judge Webster W C, county commissioner NEW TACOMA. (See also Tacoma). Pierce County. A post and express office. It is situated on Puget Sound, at the nortiiern terminus of the Pacific Divi- sion of the Northern Pacific B. K., 1U5 miles from Kalama and 145 miles froui Portland, Or. The Northern Pacific R. R. also has a branch from this poiut up the Puyallup Valley to the coal fields of Carbonado, which are Vory prolific in a good article of coal. With its advan- tages of its coal fields adjacent, und its position as a deep water terminus. New Tacoma cannot fail to become a city of vast importance. The headquarters of the Pacific Division Northern Pacific R. R. are located here. It has a populutiou of nearly 2,500, and is the county seat. Alxjrnothy A S Jr, agt Welle, Fargo & Co Alexander G W (Radcbaugh & Co) Anderson I W (Radebaugh ft Co) Armstrong Thos, boots and shoes Armstron/^ Mrs Thos, varieties Ashmore K J, physician Averill W C (flcndenin, Miller ft Co) BAKER A J« cashier Bank of New Tacoma BANK OF NEW TACOMA, A J tSakiT cashier Barlow B (Sohm & Itarlow) BASHFORD F W> attomcy-at-Iaw, real oiitate and insurance agt and uo- tary public ODICnil PCI I C -VenvKi* and Brl(l«o Work, rnloUn uCLLOt **7 Haln Street, ». F. CALVIN NUniNG S SON. g < V4 CO CO CO o6 ca o m M o >LUH. TUG61£ t CO.. Mm. M •■« «• HptMfur Ulreet, !••■ VrM«i«M. I ■ B J B 9 B .4 3 3 9 TTasAin^ton — Ntw Tacoma. 1131 Bauorle Fred (New Taooma Furniture •ad Mfg Co) Beala Curtis (Orchard ft Beala) Beau 0, oounty aurveyor, Poat-offioe Puyallup Becker Cnaa, (New Taooma Furniture and Mfft Co) Boede A T & Co (A T Beede), wholesale liquors Blackwell W B. propr Blackwell'a Hotel B'lniiey W P (Sampson ft Bonney) BOSTWICK As DAVIS (H 6 Bost- wick and U C Davis), drut^gists Bost wick H C (Bostwiok ft Davis), phy- sician, coroner and pres Bank of Now Tiicoma Brown Thos R (Brown ft Thompson) BROWN ft THOMPSON (ihos R Brown and U H Thompson), hard- ware and agricultural implements, stoves and tinware Burton RG (Spooner ft Barton) Campbell A, city attorney Campbell F (Uebard ft Campball) Campbell F ft A ft Senter (F and A Campbell and Chos N Seuter), attor- neys-at-law CAuFIELD Jl F> watchmaker and jeweler Chaadle R, auo'ioneer CELILBERQ J P> hardware, crockery, paiuts, oils, etc Clancey Chas E. ai^ O R ft N Co CLiUSL& FRANK, attorney-at-law, real estate au>l iusuraaca agent and notary public CUndeniu Mrs E J (Clendenin, Mill r ft Co) Clendenin, Miller ft Co (Mrs E J Clen- denin, F C Miller and W C Averill), peneral merchandise Coloman J (Hir8chf.4d ft Coleman) Curtiss T W (Walsh ft Curtisa) DAWFORTH C H. atlornoyatlaw, real estate and insurance agent and notary public Davis n (Bostwick ft Davis) and city treasurer Dovore Rev J F, Mathodist clergyman Dillon ft Kinkado (M A Dillon and V Kinkade), saloon Dillon M A (Dillon ft Kinkade) Dobrin Morris, clothing and tailor Kberspacher IT, niorchant tailor Ellis Chss (Levin ft Ellis) Eaell C A, stevedore, agt San Francisco and Philadelphia Marine Uudervvrit' crs and British Lloyd'd Enell ft Cushin> (Chas A Enell and John M Cashing), stovedures and riggers Evans Chas, postmaster Evans Elwood, prosecuting attorney third district Everett B F, boarding-house Feiling L H ft Co (L H Felling and J J Hassell), wholesale liquors FORBES JOHN, contractor and builder and dealer in sash, doors and blinds Ford F C, master mechanic N P R R machine shops Ful ner E O, city marshal Oei^er Chas (deiger ft Kesslor) OEIOER & KESSLER (Chas Geiger and Wm Kessler), meat market Glass C G, physiuian Granger G M (Williams ft Granger) Griffith James, boots and shoes Gross Bros (Ellis H, David and Morris GrosH), dry goods and clothing Hall J H (Half ft Pentland) Hall ft Pentland (J H Hall and E C Pentland), real estate and insurance agents HALSTEAD HOUSE Hanson ft Co, general merchandise Harris Henry, restaurant Harvey C W. physician Hassell J J (L H Foiling ft C«) Hatch M F ft Co (M F Hatch and E S Smith), lumber-mill Hatch Mrs Olive C, restaurant Hawk S W, livery stable Henry Samuel, road master Pacific Div- ision N P R R HENSILL R F. attorney-at-law HERRINOTON R D. undertaker and upholsterer Hirschfeld ft Coleman (L Hirschfeld and J Coleman), dry goods and cloth- ing Hirschfeld L (Hirschfeld ft Coleman) Hitchcock MrsP A, boarding-house Holgate B H, harnessmaker Hopfenzibz M, bootmaker H03MER THEO, general manager Ta- coma Land Co and city mayor HOUOHTON J H. general land agent Western Division N P R R HOWELL J S> real estate and insur- ance broker Isaacs S ft Bro, general merchandise Judson J P (Yoder ft .Judson), attorney- at-law, res Olympia Handle Geo B, notary public, real es- tate and insuranca agent Kelley Wm B, county auditor Kesaler Wm (Gpiger & Kessler) KIEHLHEYER GEO, saloon Kinkade V (Dillon & Kinkade) Kley Julius, saloon Knhn Geo, hotel L J Prince V A, birbor IjcPrince Mrs V A, dressmaker Levin David (L?vin & Ellis) Levin ft Ellis (David Levin and Chas Ellis), barbers Lister David (David Lister ft Co) HARDWOOD LUMBER i WAGON $TOCK.'l?JTfJ?^^t.",''r CO c o PI o o ■ 'A < i 1^\ if 4 ' .'I oo lOUIS BMVERMMICJL •9tr U—tm towsv tluu| say la tke Oltjr. ll»illMlC||MMnrM< CO 1132 Washington — New Tacoma. UBTER DAVID ft 00 (David Lister and J W Sprague), New Tacoida Iron Worlti, foundry and macliine aliops Lowe T G, aaloon Lowry Chaa, lodging* Mahnoke Henry (Mahnolce A Muehlen- bruoh) Mahnoke & Mnehlenbruoh (Henry Malincke and Chas Muohlenbruoh), bakery and groceries Martin (J H, agent N P U R Co MARTIN TH08 H. manager W U Tel Co and operator f or X P R U Mason Wm, boarding-house McAllister H B, hotel McCaskill Daniel, cigars and tobacco M oCOT J A G> physican MoCullcy A, dentist MoQRATH JOHN, proprietor St Charles Hotel McKinstry E T, ngt Singer Mfg Co Miller F C (Clendonin, Miller & Co) Muehlenbruch Chas (Mahncko & Muh- lenbruch) Muller J Anton (New Tacoma Furni- ture and Mfi{ Co) MUNTZ JOHN, blacksmith and wag- oiimaker, Pacific ave Murray John, county treasurer and col- lector Nathan Mrs B, ladies' fancy goods Naubert C A K, clothing Nelson Mrs K M, physician NEW TACOMA FURNITUBE & MANUFACTURING CO (Fred Bauerle, J Anton Muller, and Charles Becker), furniture manufac- turers and dealers ^- "NEW TACOMA IKTEEKLT LEDGER*" Kadebaugh & Co propri> etors Nolan S M, general merchandise Orchard & Beals (I N Orchard and Cur- tis Beals), groceries, flour and feed Orchard I N (Orchard & Beals) Orchard John, g'-oceries, cigars and to- bacco Ouimettc E N, dry goods, clothing and millinery Packscher Adolph (Pincus &, Pr. ^kscher) Parker Mrs A S, millinery and dress- making PATRICK H C> business manager ••News " Publishing Co, Pentland E C (Hall & Pentland) Perkins U W, wagonmaker Pincus Isaac (Pincus & Packscher) Pincus & Packscher (Isaac Pincus and Adolph Packscher), general mdse Potter Chas (Potter & Young) Potter & Young (Chas Potter and B A Young), saloon QUADE OTTOi groceries, fruits and vegetables RADEBAUOH ft CO (R F Kadebaugh I W Anderson, and U W Alexander) proprietors "New Tacoma Weekly Ledger " Radebaugh R F (Kadebaugh ft Co) Ralnh Jacob, black«niith REBARD ft CAMPBELL (J E Rebard and 1' Campbell), groceries Rebard J E (Reburd ft Campbell) Rhoadesft Son (SethandG W Rhoades), paints, oils, doors, sashes, etc Robertson W F, photographer ROBINSON E B> stationery, cigars, tobacco, candies and fruit Rowley J B (VVooIsoy ft Rowley) Sahm ft Barlow (S F Sahm and B Bar- low), commission merchants, whole- sale flour, lime, etc Sahm S F (Sahm ft Barlow) ST CHARLES HOTEL. John Mc- Grath prt>])ricti)r Sampson ft Bonney ( L E Sampson and VV P Bonney), dniggists Sampson L E (Sampson ft Bonney) Scott R A, dairy Seger Fred, saloon Sontcr Chas N (F ft A Campbell ft Sen- tor), attorncy-nt-law Simon Abraham, bootmaker Simpkins Chas, painter Sinnock J ft VV, contractors and build- ers SMART ALEX, meat market and steam snuMiige factory Smith E S (M l^ Hatch ft Co) Smith i'u'o, barber Snyder W R, blacksmith SPOONER ft BURTON (T J Spooner and R (> Burton), stoves and tmwaro Spdoner TJ (Spooner ft Burton) SrRAOUE J W> general superintend- ent Western Uivisiona Northern Pa- cific R R. (David Lister ft Co) SPRAGUE OTIS. Superintendent Pa- citic Division N P R R TACOMA LAND 00. Theo Hosmer general manager "TACOMA NEWS" (weekly). News Publishing Co publishers Thompson H H (Brown ft Thompson) Thompson Wm, saloon TOD JOHN. JR, meat market Walker J tt, groceries, feed, &c, ins a^'t and agt P C S S Co WALLACE D P. office saloon WALSH ft CURTISS, ( Richard Walsh and T W Curtiss), Adelphi Saloon Walsh Richard (Walsh ft Curtiss) Wcisbach R J, groceries Wilkeson S, Jr, real estate agent and notary public Wilkinson R H, sewing machines Williams ft Granger (Henry Williams and G M Granger), livery stable ill PIONEER IRONlrdRKS, Wi NEW Oruj I Upon t4r\ b pmndo I'UtLll. o "toi'k oi and of t fS — ~" g f o B n CAIiVIW NUTTIMU A MOM. Proprii-torN. established IMS «»7 Main Street. M F. ma, TOGGLE t CO. HMDWOOD LUHIBEB. "JSf^SSr- Washington — New Tacoma. 1133 WilliMni Henry (Williami & Granger) Willi»mt J A, dentiat Williama Mias Maud, dreaamaker with Mra. V A I/e Prinoo Willa J T, gun and lookamith Wilt John H, clerk diatrict court and city clerk Wiiiaor Henry, aheriff and county aa- aeaaor Woodard J W, hotel and rcataurant Woolaev & Rowley (S H Woolaey and J B Kow ley) (urnituru and gon mdae Woolaey 8 H (Woolaey A; Rowley) Worthingtcn W T, photographer TODER ft JTJOSON (M Yoder and J P Judaon), attorneya-nt-law YodjrM (Yoder ftJudson), attorney-at- law and notary public Younff B A (Potter & Young) TOUNG C D. probate judge F. W. BASHFORD, Attorney at Law, REAL ESTATE AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC. WASHINQTON TEHRITORY. BOSTWICK & DAVIS, NEW TACOMA, WASHINGTON TEKRITORYt DKALRRB IN Drugs, Medicines, Stationery, FANCY AND TOII.KT ARTICLES, ttponsefi, BroMhes, P«rriiniery, etc. Choice Tobacco and Cigara. ftjT Physicians' Prescriptions carefully coni- p.'mndod, and ordors answered with care i\nd dis- iwtuh. Farmers and Physicians will And our stock of Mediuinci coinjilete, warranted gonuino and o( the buiit quality. C. H. DAN FORTH, Attorney at Law, Real Estate Agent, -AND- NEW TACO.MA. W. T. OTTO QUADE, DEALER IN 7^ c/» Fruits and Vegetables. Highest price paid for Butter and Eggs. NEW TACOMaT W. T. lb© lm€®mm li®wi '« PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY, New Tacoma, Wasliington Territory. COMMERCIAL AND RAILROAD JOB PRINTING BOOKBINDING AND RULING. Executed with PROMPTNESS and at LOW RATER, &0 CO CO cjn A Fall Line of Blank Books. Stationery, .Legal Blanks, Writing 3na!d, Etc.. always on hand. HMDWOOD LUMBER, WHCTK BHOM., Jia A IS Main and 14 * 1« Spear Ht, M. F Boat »iock. Oak Plauk and Timber. :HV l nx] ^ !" m .-.,' ^ ■J ' if ^J •1 — ^ CD CO ''is « ■ ' » . ll ^ ■■\ ''^ CO ■, '" CO ; '.: KNIGHTS TSIIPUB mUFORMS. MOnCROSKI A CO.. MaMal« TAMple, No. • Ifost Street, Man Fraaelaco. 1 1 1134 Waakington — Nooksachk-Olympia. NOOKSAGHK. Whatcom County. A post-office, 10 miles northwest of Whatcom. Hnrkncss David , gen eral merchandise MOULTAAT WM R, general msr- chandise and postmaster NORTH COVE. iPACiFic County. A post-office. JOHNSON LUCT A> general merchan- dise and postuiiatresit NOVELTY. King County. A post-cffice. BOTCE P> postmaster and Inmber- man Hulbert A &, Son, lumbermen OAKLAND. Mason County. A post-offiee 20 miles northwest of Olympia. It has com- munication with uU towns on the Sound. Armstrong C, county surveyor Gallon' \Vm, sheriff Fredson M, county treasurer Kennedy F, probate judge I'urdy F C, county commissioner Simmons M C, county commissioner Towle C F, county coroner 'Watkinson ii, county supt schools Webb Tlinmas, county commissioner Willey E L ft Co, saw-mill WILSON E A> county auditor OAK POINT. Cowlitz County. A post and telegraph office, on Columbia liiver, 15 miles northwest of Kalama, GO miles by O. B. & N. Go's steamers northwest of Tortlan'l, Oregon. Elbon H F, plnnini; mills and box fac'y HOGUE & YOUNG, sawmill, planing mill and box facfory Young Mrs H, geuiral merchandiso OAKVILLE. Chehalib County. A post-office, miles southwest of Olympia. Barker H, carpenter Brewer Kev O P, clerpyman Harris Ge», blacksmith H arris L, postmaster Newton C, wagonmaker 17 OLEQUA. Cowmtz County. A pont-office, on the Northern Pacific R. &. (Pacific Divis- ion), 60 miles southwest of New Taco- ma and 45 mile.' ':orth of Kalama. Bertrand Louis, hotel (slouch AIonzH, bootmaker IiATJGHLIN S D, postmaster Parsons S M, justice of peace Plomonda John B, blacksmith Pratt John, carpentur FUMPHBET WM, general merchan- diso OLYMPIA. Thitrston County. A post, express and tolograuh office, county seat and capital of the Territory. This is perhupi the prettiest town in the Northwest, because of its myriads of shade trees, handsome dwellings and picturesque location at the extreme southeastern part of the Sound, all con- tributing to render the place extremely beautilul. It is the terminus of the Olympia and Tenino K. R. (Narrow Guage), which intersects the Northern Pasitic at Tonino, 16 miles distant. Olympia also enjoys frequent communi- cation with all parts of the Sound by steamers. The principal industry of this town, like that of most others on the Sound, i^i lumber, though at Olym- pia there exist some valuable oyster fish- eries. The oysters arc small but possess a most delicious flavor. Clams also abound. There are three weekly news- papers, the Olympia Transcript, publish- etl by E. T. tiunn; the Ptirjet Sound Courier, by C. B. Ba'^ley, and the Wash- '.iifjton Standard, by J. M. Murphy. Population of Olympia 1,500. ALLEN. BAKER & CO (O S Allen, J N, Baker and Edward Harkness), saw and planiug-mill Allen G S (Allen, Baker & Co) Austin E W, livery stable BAGLET G B> rroprietor "Puget Sound Weekly Courier" and deputy collector U S Internal Revenue Baker J N (Allen. Baker & Co) Baker Robt N, tailor BARNES G A. bunker Bettinan Loui?, general merchandise BdlinjES Wm, nlieritt' and county assessor BLANE:£NSHIP O C. wagonmaker boincr .J W (Kratz & Bomer) Brautigam J C, groceries Brown D M, constable Brou n F W, county snrveyor Brown T L, bootmaker A CO GO CO CO en tt« GO CM aa CO (U m E o • ■ CO C9 J z B1 Bi Bu Bu CA Cai SI P H Ch! &' Cha w Clai Con ?!0| Cow 'shi am Dasci U! Dobb Eugle goo Farqu Foru ' rito Ford 'J Perc Frost imp Gale J Gallew Gibson Go wey Guisler GUNl Iran Iladlin Hage.Tii Harknt Harrar Harris HART and Si Hayden reven Henry I Hinchcl Hirsch HOPE] Holmes Hopkin- Horton Hoyt Jo court IRVIN ton il( israe: notary Judson J Keady \^ Hopkii PIONEER IRON WORKS. CAI.VIN MUTTINU * »«».>!. Proiirlrtora. £«Uibllak«d ISM M7 Mala Street. Ii V. HILEH. TUGGIE & CD., WEXIOH HMD W00DS.'%f.'g,5S.'ffJ'- er as 1 CO cu OS ca E Washington — Olympia. 1135 BURMEISTER CHAS, aaloon Burr A J, watchmaker Burr Chas A & Co (< 'has A and Fred Burr), cigars and tobacco Burr Fred agent Pacific Coast Steam- "ship Co, notary public and convey- ancer and general insuiMiice agent Dascomb John, sergeant signal corps USA Dobbins J S, blacksmith Eugley Mrs B B, millinery and fancy goods Farquhar A, general merchandise Foru Thos N (T N Ford & Co) and ter- ritorial treasurer Ford T N & Co (T N Ford and S W Percival), general merchandise Frost Kobt, hardware and agricultural implements Gale J M, postmaster Gallewski Kaufman {N Toklas k Co) Gibson Joseph, county commissioner Gowey John F, register U S land office Guisler A VV, blacksmith GUNN £ T, proprietor "Olympia Transcript" Iladlin Herman, saloon Hage:neyer A, bjotinakcr Harkneas Edward (Allen, Baker & Co) Karrard Benj, carpenter and uudertaker Harris I, dry goods and clotliing HARTMAN C W, attomey-at-law and searcher of records Hayden James R, collector U S internal revenue Henry Francis, probate judge Hinchcliffe Thos, restaurant Hirsch L, hides, wool, etc HOFFMAN At tlry goods and clothing Holmes Frederick S (Tuite & Holmes) Hopkins Chas, U S marshal Horton E S, sec Olympia Water Co Hoyt John F, associate justice supreme court IRYING WM McC, proprietor Carl- ton House ISRAEL GEO C, attorney -at-Iaw and notary public Judson John P, attorney-at-law Keady W F & Co (\V F Keady and Alf Hopkins), groceries Kratz & Bower (E Kratz and J W Bower), saloon Lammon J M, meat market LeSourd Eev DG, Methodist clergyman Littlejohn VVm, livery stable Macleay T & Co (T and D Macleay), groceries Mann C B, druggist Mars James, restiuirant McClellan S L, blacksmith and wagon- maker McDonald Donald, saloon McFadden J C, attorncy-at-law and no- tary public McKenny T I, druggist McKenzie A S, county commissioner McMICKEN WM, U S surveyor- feneral lACHAM J & CO (J Meacham), furniture >'nwtll Eliza Des, territorial librarian Mil'er John D, bootmaker Mitchell Wm H, wagons Moore C M, groceries Mossman I V, real estate agt and furni- ture MTJNSON J H> county treaburer and insur.ance agent MURPHY JOHIf M. proprietor " Washington Standard" Newell Wm A, territorial governor O'Brien 11 G, clerk U S district court O'Connor & Milroy (Michael O'Connor and V A Milroy), livery stable "OLYMPIA. TRANSCRIPT," E T (junn jiroprietor Olympia Water Co, E S Horton see Ostrnnder N, physician OWINOS N H, tcrrit >rial secretary Parker J G, si.pt P S T Co Patterson Nathan, coroner Phillips A A, county auditor and see O & C V Pv R PHILLIPS A L, bootmaker Plummer W J, painter Pi)rter N S, attorney-at-law and notary public Portman L, mgr for J C Brautigam "PUGET SOUND WEEKLY COUR- lER," C B Bi»gley i)r..prittor Reed T M, territorial auditor Romond Geo, saloon RILEY WARREN W, phyGician ROBERTS W H, deputy collector U S internal revenue, and agent Cali- fornia Associated Press Rosenthal G, geuerul merchandise Sal)in Henry, gunsu'i '^ SHELTON & CO (J ii and Mary E Shelton), books, stationery, toys, con- fectionery, etc Silsby J A, groceries and commission merchant SNIDER J W, barber and baths GO CO c CD c > z o m o o CD S3 GO GO U ;1 I 1; ' i i't .'l! :i-]& t 5" HMDWODD IDMBER. M'HITK. IIKOM.. la A lA Muiii an«l 14 « Hpear »t, M. *" MOKt Mt«>ek, OaU Flank aud 'S.'-inber LOUIS BBWERWUH&CO., SnoeeMonto TPWPTPP!!! 119 Xontgoaierr Braverman A Leyy. Oufl JaLDHOy Stwet 8. P. 1136 Washington — Olympia-Orting. Snider Mrs J W, restaurant Sparks J G, justice of peace and attor- ney-at-law Steele Aldea H, physician, sec P S T Co, and U S examiner for pensions Sternberg Mrs S, dressmaking Sternberg Wm, furrier Stevens E A, agt W, F & Co and W U Tel Co Stork Samuel, groceries and bakery Stuart Kobt G, receiver U S land oflSce Swan John M, county commissioner Sj'lvester E, cigars, tobacco, candies, etc Talcott C R, watchmaker and jeweler Tarbell Francis, insurance agt and no- tary public Thompson £ev J R, county supt of schools Toellner Cbas, barber Toklas N & Co (N Toklas and Kaufman Gallewnki). dry (roods and clothing Tuite & Holmes (Dau'l Tuite and Fredk S Holmes), stoves and tinware VAN EPFS T C. books and stationery Vincent Benj, boots and shoes Waldron Frank, restaurant WARD S G> groceries a"d crockery, shipping and commission "WASHINGTON STANDARD" (weekly), John M Murphy proprietor Wheeler C W, territorial oujit public instruction White Geo H, bookbinder Williams Samuel, hardware, tinware and groceries Willis M W, propr Pacific Hotel Woodard A B, dentist Wright Albert D, harnessmaker YOUNG E T, proprietor Young's Ho- tel N. CROSBY, iigl.FadiicSo»lSt;riipCo. Genera/ Insurance Agency, Notary Public and ConTeyancer. Atfent for the boat and brji^ost English Insurance Companies in the world. Land Oflflce buainoss attended to with dispatch. Olympla, - • Wash. Territory. C. W. HARTMAN, Attorney and Counselor at Law. — AND— SEARCHER OF RECORDS. Will practice in the District and Supreme Courts, and in the United States Land Office, MAKE COLLECTIONS, And conduct a General Law Business, OFFICE: CORNER THIRD AND MAIN STS., OLYSIPIA, W.T. feeMy |aget |sm1 ^mm C. p. BAGLEY, Editor and Proprietor OLYMPIA, W. T. This paper is one of the oldest Republican papers in the Territory, and is riavotcd to Terri- torial and General 'i .■ws, and will l.e f'^und particularly valuable to intending: inmi' ants. Teinis, ?3 per year, in advance. In connection with ti. a office is i ;;■-■ , b I'rintinif Departirient, whore all kciii.'i o^ UjoIc, Pamphlet and General Commercial work are exccuiod with leatness, and on the most reason- able terms. ONECHO. Whitman County. A post-office. WICKS W E, postmaster ONTARIO. Whitman County. A post-office, 9 miles from Almotfl, 9 miles from Pull- man and 18 miles from Colfax. P'lIFP £» postmaster ORCAS ISLAND. San JtTAN County. A post-office. SWEENEY S. general merchandise and postmaster ORTING. PiERCR County. A post-officp, on the N( rtliern Pat-iHc U. R. (Puyalliip Branch), 19 miles southeast of New Tacoma. Annis O M, gen nidso Balk Fred, gardener Beckett H, farmer and hop raiser Donaven John, farmer Eldrigo F E, school teacher Haggard M, hops HiUy James, fanr.L'i' and ju3tice of the peace 'If si % « II e>i eio col Ol a» LLEH TUGGLE 8 CD. Pacific Coast Hard Woods ^L'^V^tflr^!- CO CD CS E CO ' TTcwAmj/ton — Orting-Palouse City. 1137 Lane D E, farmer Lodde A, hops Lorenz E A, hop raiser and grain McCann H, hop raiser Noblo A, farmer O'Farrell D, hop raiser Stevenson W H, cafpenter Stewart James, farmer Taylor J C, school teacher Voigt D B, farmer Whitesell Bros, ho', /aisers and grain WBITESELL HENBT. postmaster Wright B, farmer OSCEOLA, Kino County. A post-office. Barnes J S, farmer and stock raiser Blair David, farmer and stock raiser Canfield Geo W, farmer and stock raiser Clinton James M, farmer and stock raiser Cola Eugene, farmer and stock raiser Cooper Henry, farmer and millwright Covillod Basil, farmer and stock raiser Dolton — , farmer and stock raiser Fay Geo, farmer and stock raiser Finigan Chas, farmer oud stock raiser Forget Chas, farmer and stock raiser Gochc Joseph, farmer and stock rai!> Johnson James, farmer and mechanic Larkin Win, farmer and stock raiser Malnermick Matthew, farmer and stock raiser Manlen J, farmer and stock raiser MASON C F, blacksmith Mcpage — , farmer and stock raiser Porter Allen, farmer and stock raiser Smith Jos, farmer and stock raiser Smith L C, farmer and stock raider Smith M D, fanner and stock raiser Smith Silos, mail contractor Spaulding Chas, farm.r and stock raiser Thomas Chas, farmer and stock raii^er Vaiiderheck Geo, farmer and stock raiser Welsh Jos, farmer and stock raiser Welsh Oscar, farmer and stock raiser White E G, farmer and postmaster OYSTERVILLE. Pacific County. A post-office, on the narrow peninsula between Shoal Water Bay and the ocean. Brown John, sheriff and assessor Bush A K, county judge CABBUTHERS W A. furrier Davis F C, tanner DAVIS JOHN, county auditor clerk Foster T J & Co, grocers Giesy S, county commissioner Griswold M S, justice of tliu peace Jones I S, gen mdse and county treas- urer Lupton W H, blacksmith Pacific House, R Carruthers propr Paill J P, carpenter Beed C A, deputy sheriff Rhoades L H, county commissioner Rodway D A, postmaster and saloon Whealdon Jos A, county surveyor Whealdon W D, county commissioner Wirt A, hotel PALOUSE CITY. WnrrMAN County. A post-office. Sit- uated 45 miles north ^i Lewiston and 67 miles from Clieney, the nearest Eoint on the N. P. R. R; reached y Ladow & Mooney's Stage Line. Palouse City has a population of about 200; a weekly newspaper, flour- ing-mill, two players and several saw- mills. If the efforts of the genial ed- itor of the newspaper were rewarded, this would become an important busi- ness center, but we fear that the place is located in too close proximity to its more enterprising neighbors ever to achieve ony remarkable progress. We presume that the present expressive title borne by the newspaper of the town — the Boomerang — was adopted by its editor because of the tendency of the enterprise to strike back at its pro- jector, and force him to call to his aid the more •'ppreciative neighboring towns. MrOrcutt, "we mistrust," is of the same school of humorists friend Bill Nye, of Wyoming. as our and Alfred V. L, brewery Banks & Slaght (John Banks and Jacob Slaght), blacksmiths and machinists Benton S & Co, saloon Binnard J & Sou (James and Aaron Binuard), general merchandise BISHOP JESSE (Breeding & Bishop) "BOOMEBANG" (weekly), E H Or- cutt publisher BBEEDING & BISHOP (estate of W V Breeding and Jesse Bishop), tlouring-mill Burgunder & Schwabacher, gen mdse Chase C S, water sawmill Dickinson Frank, hardware FABNSWOBTH & McGONNELL (C H Farnsworth and P A McCon- noU), livery stable (see adv) Flint & Rhinehardt, blacksmiths Han wood Georire, druggist Humphrey & Westicott (Thomas Hum- phrey and Bryan Westicott), bankers Jackson Bros, boots au^ shoes CO CD CD zxa 131 CD CO 00 publisher "Weekly Boomerang") POWERS BROS (J O and W L Pow- er8),'general merchandise and steam saw-mill PrefTer Daniel, Pioneer Hotel Scofield W J, barben Sexton & Codd (L M Sexton and Wm Codd), saw-mill and planer Slaght Jacob (Banks & Slaght) Tayler Gu!>, saloon Towner k Clough, bntchera Tnrnbull W L, butcher Wiley Bros (J H and J O Wiley), gen- eral merchandise Wiley J H, postmaster WILLIAMS H 0. physician PALOUSE LIVERY STABLE, /V PALOUSE CITY, W. T. >^^ V* ■- ...«d^Bl LIVERY, FEED AND SALE. First-Clnss Mountain Teams and Sad. die Horses at Reasonable Rates. [our personal attcnti(>n t^von to Transient Tcaniii and their Koedingr- FARNSWORTH & MrCONNELL, PropVs. PARKER'S LANDING. Clarke County. See Washougal. PATAHA CITY. Garfiki.d County. A post and rx press ofiici', situated 3:i miles from Daytnu the t<'nn..ius of tlio O.K. & N. Co's. Railway, and 3 miles from Pomeroy the county scat, on tlic Lewiston & Day- ton Stage Rond. It possesses u good weekly newspaper, the Patuha Citi/ Spn'l, published by Messrs. Deni- son & Wilkins, and a flouring-mill of large capacity. Population 200. Baltimore Wesley, restaurant Bililmaicr Jacob, brewery Briggs K D. county surveyor Butterfield & O'Brien (John Butfcrfield and Dennis O'Brien), meat market Caple* H L, .nttorney-at-law CUNNINOHAM THOS. sample rooms and liquor dealer Delaney Thomas E, meat market DENIS05 J S (Denison& Wilkins), physician and druggist DENISON & WILKINS (J S Dcnison and Charles Wilkins), publishers "Pataha City Spirit" Ege & Henderson (Charles Ege and AIcX Henderson), blacksmiths Ferguson H B (Ferguson & Lundy), at- torneyat-law Ferguson & Lundy (H B Fer/uson ond M M Lundy), gen mdso and agt W, F & Co Forrest & Kelley (fieorpe H Forrest and Joseph Kelley). blacksmith Feit E G, stoves and tinware Houser John, flouiing-mill "PATAHA CITY SPIRIT" (weekly) Dcnison & Wilkins publishers Ralph John, wagonmakcr Itash John, liquors Rash & Montgomery (Wm Rash and Wm H Montgomery), livery stable Rash Wm (Hash & Montgomery), hotel Stange Frank, bootmaker STILES C T, general merchandise Suttie Wm, furniture and undertaker Swank W W, harnessmaker WILKINS CHARLES (Dcnison & Wilkins) Ml CO CQ %!*•» Ag( Is cs CO er> CO cs C9 COWLI eoJRosEj ^ I dise i Cll WlIITM theO north( GRAN dise Cram Ch Newlanc . saloon Turner A Wood D. Young O Oabfieli Hudson KINO HI Lynch Ja CO o 0S CALVIN NUniNS t SON. CilHIIEUM, JAIli ANI> VBMCB WOttBL Htn Main Mtreet, Maa Vraaelae*. ALIEH. TUGGLE & CO.. HUBDWOOD lUBIBEH. 18 and SO Spear St., San Francimto. I 0> I ! CO 1 TTasAinflrton — Pataha City-Point Agate. 1139 PATAHA CITY SPIRIT, I»ATAHA CITY, W. T. A good Advertising Medium and an authority on matters pertaining to this rich Agricultural section of the future State. "THE SPIRIT' IS INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS, Is established on a firm foundaiion, and has a good circulation. DENISON ft WILKINS, Publishers and Proprietors. CO c- c PEKIN. Cowlitz County. ROSENFELD J L> general merchan- diae aad postmaster PENAWAWA. Whitman County A post-office, on the O R 4; N Co's Railway, 340 miles northeast of Portland, Oregon. CRANCCftSOlTi general merchan- dise Cram Chas O, general merchandise Newland W S, ferry, livery, hotel and . saloon Turner Wm, livery Wood David, blacksmith Young Odcai' E, hotel and saloon PbOLA. Garfield County. A poat office. Hudson S R, blacksmith KINO WM, postmaster Lynch Jay, saw-mill PERRY. Garfield County. A post-office, at the junction of Palouse and Snake Rivers, 23 miles from D.iyton and 14 miles south of Washtucna Springs. River crossed by Lyon's Ferry. LYONS ft MARKLET (Daniel Lyons and John Markley), ferrymen PETERSON'S POINT. Chehalis CouNiTT. A pMt-office, Moore P D. mgr Oennett Mining Co Peter«on Glenn, hotel PILLAR ROCK. Pacifio County. Post-office Brookfield. Reached by O R& NCo's steamers 84 miles northwest of Portland. Pillar Rock Packing Co, canneries PINE CITY. Whttman County. A post-office. BRAONER C G, general merchandise and postmaster Buttler George, blacksmith Cattrell Jus, saloon Smith A J, flour-mill PIONEER. Clarke County. A post-office, 14 miles north of VaucDuver. Curtis F W, book agent Field Wm, postmaster MEEKER L, hotel Rounds J C, saw-mdl Smith Laurence, carpenter Sweeny Rev, clergyman West Thomas, farmer O PI o o Jib 01 o > r li O 2 PLUMB STATION. Thurston County. A post-office, on Olympia a'ul Toniiio R. R., 6 miles from Tenino and 1) miles from Olym- pia. Population 100. FLTJMB E B, postmaster and varieties POINT AGATE. KiT.SAP County. Post-office Port Mad- ison; 1^ miles from Port NLidison. Allep George, farmer and fisherman DE SHAW Wi general merchandise Elexis H, farmer Eley H, lumber m n CO > 2 ■n > 2 O S o Q UftOnUinnn IIIMDCD WHITBMKOM., ■» a is Mulnanil 14 A to Spear NAtlUllUUU LUnlDCnt St. S. v. UaHa. spoke*. Rlns. Poles, Shnfts, ete. ! 11 •1-^ If ''■p.! LOUIS BRkVERMkN X CO., SSTS^^SSS!: CO IISWontgomBry St. All 1140 Washington — Point Agate-Pomeroy. Easen David, lumber Fee Michael, farmer Franko Francisco, farmer Fryberg J P, lumber Green Jsydney, farmer Hammond Percy, fisherman Johnson Frank, farmer Myers John, lumbar Olsen E, lumber and farmer POMEROY. Garfield County. A post and ex- press office. The county seat. Pop- ulation GOO. Situated on the Lewis- ton and Dayton Road, 29 miles from the latter town. Pomeroy has sprung from nothing into a bustling town in less than four years. On the organization of GarKeld County, it was at once made the county seat. The new county is of nearly twice the dimensions of the present Columbia County, and is rapidly iucreav ing in population, the land baing fertile and greatly in demand. Pomeroy pos- sesses two newspapers, the Pomeroy Hepuhlican and the Waahhigton Indepen- dent, both of which are bright, newsy and prosperous-looking sheets, keenly alive to the interests both of the town and county. The public school is in tlio charge of Mr. F. M. McCully, a graduate of the Willamette University, who is also one of the editors of the Republiran. The principal manufactur- ing businesses arc u tlouriiig-mill, brew- ery, furniture and caljinet shop, and several wagmi and carriage shops. The St. George is the principal hotel. It has recently b^cn enlarged and newly furnished, and is popular with both towns-people and travelers. Mr. Harry St. George is the worthy host. Andrews .J C, physician and surgeon Brady & Rush (John Brady and Robert Rush), general merchandise Briggs E D, surveyor Brown Frank H, land agent Hurke E R, county clerk Burlew J M, mgr U S military telegraph liutler Benj, probate judge CHISHOLM JAMES. White Sewing Machines and Estey Organs Clark Wm, representative Colegate George T, California Restau- rant COLUMBIA BREWERT. SchollBros proprietors (see adv) Daugherty F M, groceries and confec- tionery Davidson E D, coroner Day B B, postmaster and flouring-mill CALVIN NUniMG S SON, DORR C R> land loan and insurance ast, deputy clerk district court (see adv) Foote k Hull (Charles B Foote and James W Hull), stoves, tinware and hardware Frary T C, physician and druggist Gallagher J F, lit^uors Gardner D C, blacksmith Gearhardb Peter (formerly of Virginia City), barber Gillis M E, meat market Green Mrs C F, millinery and dressmak- ing Heavilon A T, attorney-at-law HENDEESHOTT & 3UR0E (Wm Henilerahott and C C Burge), livery stable Hirsch L & Co (Leopold and Benjamin Hirsch), general merchandise HUGHES ft BURUNOAME (J G Hughes and Erastua Burliugame), livery and feed stable (see adv) Hull J W, groceries Hunter George, councilman Jones S T, sheep commissioner Kanawyer J J, county commissioner Kernohan Robert, liquors Killam Leon ird, wivgoumaker KIRKHAM A W (A W Kirkham and C A McCabe), confectiimory and fancy goods KU7&EN0ALL B, physician, sur- geon and drugijist Lister J H & J B, attorneys-at-law Lynch Jay, lumber and chop-mill, 15 miles south of Pomeroy Marks W H, county supt public schools MAVS F W D, publisher and editor " Washinsjton Inde^yundent" McCULLY F M (Wilson & McCully), stock raiser and principal public school Mulkey Bros & Porter (C J and L P Mul- kcy and Johnson Porter), hardwaro, stoves, crockery, paints, etc O'Connor James, blacksmith Oliver E, county commissioner Parker G A, harncssmaker and sadilKr PARKER W S> liquors and billiards Perkins J N, county treasurer Pierce Frank, saddler and hariiessmaker Pomeroy J M, justice of peace •POMEROYREPUBLICAN," (week ly), Wilson & McCully publishers (auu adv) RAUCH JOHN W, land agt, notary, conveyancer and abstracter (see adv) Rodeors Scott S, county auditor SA(^NITZ JOHN, manufacturer and dealer in furniture, bedding, and spring beds, and undertaker ST OEOROE HARRY, proprietor St George Hotel Manaflarturm all iKlnds IRON WOUK. 4«7 Ualn Mtreet, San rranelsco. H O CO •4 9 U 9 u i? .-ft 2'* y ?." e Teal and ero' Col COM] IJLIEII, TUGGlEl C0.> Eastern Hard Wood Lumher.'Syr.ycy«y' I Washington — Pomeroy. 1141 § O o CO 1 I 1> 9 ST GEOBOE HOTEL, Harry St George proprietor (see adv) SCHOLL BROS (Brnst and Emil SchoU), Columbia Brewery (see adv) Schuster , brick yard Scott Elmon, attorney -at-law Stcen R P, planing-mill Teale E G, propr Eagle Saw-mill, 15 miles south of Pomeroy "WASHINGTON INDEPENDENT" (weekly), F W D Mays publisher and editor (sec adv) Weissenfels J A. county commissioner WILSON E T (Wilson k McCuUy), stock raiser, agent W, F & Co, and book-keeper L Hirsch & Co WILSON ft McCULLY (E T Wilson and F M McCully), publishers "Pom- eroy Republican" Wilson W E, sheriff Wing Lee, Cliinese physician Wise H, county assessor file f a^IlingUn |sde|eiiieiLt« IS THE PIONEER AND OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER OF Garfield County. Mr. T., —And hns tho— Largest Guaranteed Circulation of any paper in this region. Subscription, §2.50 per aniiuni. Publishetl in rich aj^'ricultural countrv. Fur advert isiiij; ratea inquire ot F. W. I>. MA YM, 1 Editor and Publislier, ' I'onicroy, W. T. 7^ CO C3 JOHN ^W. RA^TJCH, POMEROY. GARFIELD CO.. W. T. Real Estate, Land and Loan Agent, Collector, Conveyancer, Abstracter, and Notary Public. COMMISSIONER of DEEDS for OREGON and CALIFORNIA Com plete Abstracts o^ G arfield County. SCHOLL BROS.° PROPRIETORS MANUFACTURERS OK GO GO CD CO AND DEALERS IN WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS, I?*oiiiei'<>,y, "W^asshingtoii Tei*i*itoi*y. LAGER BEER It. @ie®B@@ C/) H o o Pomeroy, "W^. T. HARRY ST. GEORGE PROPRIETOR. NEWLY FINISHED AND FURNISHED THROUGHOUT. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. CO CO CD CD CD . \ UAOnUinnn IIIIIDCD WHITGBKOM. lSA15.naiiiniiai4&10i!inear tlAnljflUUU LUInDCn, Hti'e<>t. M. v. YVauon Mtork. Cabinet Woods, etc. ODD FEllOWS' SOPPUES, •Ba."R«a5it?iir^«'«»"*^*»" , • PMt «t»Mt,». F. 1142 Washington — Pomtroy-Port Discovery. O- DR. DODEm, OIHe«» Main Street* Pomerojr WmahiBgtom Teiritorj. General LAND AGENT, INSURANCE. LOAN AND COLLECTION AGENT, Conveyancer and Notary I^ublic. Has tb' SH HHD IIIHPlE.".f.T;K&y- Waafdngton — Port Oamhle-Port Townaend. 1143 PORT GAMBLE. KmAP CocNTT. A post and express office, on Puget Sound, 23 miles southeMt of Port Townsend. Collias J, hotel Dwelly G W, justice of yeace Hatt W H, deputy sheriff and constable JACKSON D a, postmaster JACKSON D L> deputy postmaster Martin J A, physician Puget Mill Co, Walker mgr Scott W D, notary public PORT LUDLOW. Jeffbrson County. A post-office, on Puget Sound, 7 miles northwest of Port Gamble. Population 220. ATTRIDQE B D, hotel and master Calhoun J J, school teacher Farmer T T, machinist Poole Louis, agt W, F & Go's Express Pope & Tabot, saw-mill and gen mdse post- PORT MADISON. Kitsap County. A post-office, on Pu- get Sound, 10 miles northwest of Seattle. Population 250. Comstock Joseph, sheriff Farnham John, justice of peace Hoskinsoa R M, county commissioner Hovey S W, county commissioner Lombard Ransom R, probate judge MoGALLUM NELSON, county audi- tor and recorder McQuilliau H C, county commissioner Morgan W P, physician and county cor- oner Port Madison Mills, W P Lay ward pro- prietor Primrose P J, county treasurer Wist Philip, hotel PORT TOWNSEND. Jefferson County. A post and ex- press office; port of entry for Puget Sound District; county seat and con- tains about 1,000 inhabitants. It is well laid out, the business por- tion of the town being situated under and the residences being above on a high bluff, which gives the town a pleasiacr appearance from a distance. Communi- cation is had by means of O. R. & N. Go's steamers, daily, with New Tacoma, Seattle and all way points, and three times each week, via the same line, with Victoria, B. C. The harbor is excellent, and together with the good warehousing facilities, the town is the nucleus of the district. The District Court is held here, and the place is garrisoned bv United States troops and has the Marine Hospital among its establishments. Anderson Wm, tailor Barthrop Geo, news depot Bartlett C C (C C Bartlett & Co), and county treasurer Bartlett C C & Co (C C, F Albert and Frank A Bartlett), gen mdse, shipping and commission merchants Bash A W, collector of customs Behen Geo, saloon Biles Robt, agt associated Press BLAKE GEO W, harnessmaker Bradshaw U M, city attorney and atty- at-law Chapman W O, deputy collector of cus- toms CLINOER J 0> second-hand goods, coroner and deputy U S marshal Gushing John M Dalgardno J, hotel Dean H, clerk custom house offices De Lion R W & Co (R W De Lion and E A Nickels), stevedores DODD & FIJGH (Wm Dodd and John E Pugh), proprietors Central Hotel EDDT C J> saloon Eisenbeis Chas, groceries, bakery and brewery Enell Chas A (Chas A Enell & Co and Enell & Gushing), agt San Francisco and Philadelphia board of underwrit- ers ENELL CHAS A & CO (Chas A Enell and John M Cushiag), shipping and commission merchants and custom house brokers ENELL & CUSHINO (Chas A Enell and John M Gushing), stevedores and riggers Finn Chas, city marshal FITZPATRICK JOHN, boots and Lhoes Gerrish & Co (C M Gerrish), gen mdse Hancock Miss V, county supt of schools Harker & Co. general merchandise Harued W M, deputy collector of cus- toms HASXINGS C, photographer HEANANDES J M, bootmaker Hill D H (N D Hill & Son), and city treasurer and tax collector HILL N D & SON (N D and D H Hill), druggists HILL ROBT C, real estate agent, con- yey auoer and city clerk HUNT J Ji Cosmopolitan Hotel C^ c (0 c o PI o o 2 CO C/I C/3 C/3 CO CO HMOWOOD lumeER, WHITB RllOfi., i's A 1ft Main aud 14 «. Id Sp«if lit,li.F. Oak, Ash, Hlck*rjr, Maple, CMerry. «ta. CO c tit I I LOHIS BBHEBIHH county auditor and recorder Seavey L T, physician Sheehan John I), stoves and tinware Smith & Case (Lawrence Smith and Levi Case), meat market Smith D W, probate judge and attor- ney-at-law Spoor David, hotel Sterming J (r, saloon SWAN JAXES G. attomey-at-law, notary public and United States Com- missioner Tibbals H L (H L Tibbals & Co), gen- eral agt P C S S Co for Puget Sound Tibbals H L & Co (H L Tibbals), ship- [)ing and commission merchants man H, painter Todd Rev S H, clereymanJMethodist) TUCKER MRS FRANK, boarding- house VAN BOKKELEN J J H, justice of the peace, notary public and city magistrate Waterman & Katz (S Waterman and W Katz), general merchandise, shippinir and commission merchants WEIR ALLEN, proprietor "Puget Sound Argus," deputy shipping com- missioner and justice of the peace Weymouth & \Ioffatt (Andrew Wey- mouth and Geo Moffatt), blacksmiths and wagonmakers Willison H C, physician Winslow F H, inspector of customs Woodley John H, hotel « pwi^if itwim Mi^wft DAIIiV ANU WKEKIiY, Daily edition publiHhcd every evcnlnt; (Sundays excepted.) Weekly edition issued every Friday, At Port Townsend. Waahinifton Territorj. ALLEN WEIR EPITOfT AMP PROPRIETOR T«*riu(i of Mnburription; Daily, per vcar $ lO.fXt ) ALWAYS j Weel '^1 ^1 Adams' lUROJ UllEN. TUGGK J CO.. Ship Plank, all liinis. '» KJ SMSffiSJ?'- Waahinglon—lh'eacott-RUzidlle. 1145 Houso and machine shops , also pas- senjjers ohanj{o car^ for Texas Ferry, Aluiota, (Joifax nml Lcwiston. The present population is about 300, aud IS increasing rapidly. Buck C F, stock raiser Cose E A, cnntrnctur nml builder Case & Haselton (Mrs), dressmaking and millinery Fo.-ter ^V, boarding} Frm zo Simon, meat market (iraiit Jon.athnn, luundry Httzclton A L, agt Oregon Improvement Co Hnvilnnd Jas, blacksmith and wagon- maker H tviland J S, postmaster, varieties and hotel Ireland Calvin, restaurant and music store Isaacs H P, flour-mill and sash {actory Mason Ilolwrt, boarding Oregon Improvement Co, lumber, Paul Mi3rmaii msr EOWAN & nSHEE (a W Rowan and H A b'isher), general merchandise Sulinider Adolph, lodging Sherman Puul, mgr Urcgon Improve- ment Co Unger Michael, saloon PULLMAN. Whitman County. A poat-oiBco. Beyinan John, blacksmith Boyles W T, snloou Bryant Bros, livery stable Comelo Chas, blacksmith C/OX J \V, general meroliandiso Driskill Alex, blacksmith Farr L P, machine agent Jennings A L, butcher Jennings L W, hotel Lettermau ft Olxsrholtzer, hardware McKenzie D 6, hotel Risley J. livery stable Sischo Clios E, furniture STEWART & LEE (Orville Stewart and M D Lee), general merchandise True M C. hotel Webb H J, physician Webb & Iliccird, druggists Zick Harry, saloon Belles Peter, saloon and hotel Hollenbeck II, hotel Knox Jamon, livery stable M eker E & Co, gen indso I'ine E, carpenter and builder Robs Mrs N J, mi'.liucry Sibley Wm, saloon Stewarfc J P, Renoral merchandise WAQNERWM & CO. general mer- chandise Willia.ns Rev W P, clergyman (Metho- dist) PYSHT. Clallam County. A po3t-office. Hall k Monroe, logginj* MAETIN H. postmaster 7^ ^t QUILLAYUTE. Jeffkrson County. A post-office. BAXTEE S & CO, general merchandise PuUen Bros, beef packers RENTON. Kino County. A post-office, situated in a coal region, 11 miles southeast of Seattle. Burnett Charles, carpenter and con- tractor CUSTEE CHAS S> postmaster and general merchandise Evans Harold, saloon Glendon Michael, saloon Hallbrook W, bootmaker Kline Abraham, watchmaker and eler Parker David, carpenter ond contractor SNOW H H, general merchandise Spencer D Isaiah, butcher Thomas Rev David, clergyman (Presby- terian) Thorn Robt L, confectionery Weir James, saloon jew- PUYALLUP. Pierce County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the North Pacitic R. R. (Puyallup Branch), 9 miles southeast of New Tacoma. Popula- tion 350. Adorns Walter, livery stable RITZVILLE. WiirrMAN County. A post-office on the N. P. R. R. (Pend d'Oreille Di- vision), 5)6 miles from Wallula Junc- tion, being laid out for a town by the company. Horn Henry, blacksmith Kt'ller D, harnessmaker and saddler McKay Wm, hotel Whittlsey J 6, gen mdse and post- master CO 3 CO CO en nAnllllUUU LUlnDLnf St, H, F counter Top«, Newel Posts, Balusters. 73 \^. I ! BHIIEl II0BCH0S5 1 CO. "grsffyXK'gg^ ^ayR^gRr^^^ 114. Waaldngton—Rivei'side-SeatUe. RIVERSIDE. PAOirra County. A poit-offioe 24 milM northeaat u( OytterviU«. Barakoir C, blMkainith ROCHE HARBOR. Sak Juajc CoiTSTV. A po»t-offi)? iiortliwest end of Sail Jiiau Iataa P'>8tmaster ROCKFORD. Spokanr County. A past-office. BENNETT .ft CO, general merchan- dise Farniworth, Worley & Co, aaw-raill Ooff W C. aalooii Gritbbe W P, phvsician Murpby, Earl & Miaur, aaw-mill Smith J W, bliicksmith Turner H I, blacksmith Wilson J 1\ eencral merchandiaa Wimpy J A, Dutcher ROSALIA. Whitm\n County. A poat-otBce, 24 milea aouth uf Cheney. West M H. blacksmith Whitman J M, pustmaatur and gen mdao RUBY. Whatcom County. A p(«t-office. STRONaHAM TH33 H. Reucral morchaudido aiul podtm ister SAN JUAN. San Juan County. A post and tele- graph office, on San .Juan Island, 24 miles north of Port Townseud. Knreka Lime Kiln Kntz Israel, cenernl merchandise Mct'Iochlin Bns, K ircka Lime Kiln McCurdy James, limo kiln Srrnrr & Co, lim ; kiln SAN JUAN ISLAND. See Saa Juan. SASSIN. SpoxtNB County. A post-offioe. WOOD M Oi.M<'»tant poatmoater SATSOP. Cheiiaus County. A post-office, G miles suutheuat of Montusano. SMITH EDWARD, postmaster SEABECK. Kitsap Counvy. A po8t-offico,on Paget Sound. Clayson E, votary public Uuuptley J, justice uf the peace and meat mmket HOLTOKE RICHARD, postmaster Howard D K, hotel Oldfield H, barber O'Neil Wn», bootmaker Washington Mill Co, lumber and geuornl merchandise SEATTLE Kino County. A post ess and tologr.aph office. Situates un the east aide of* Elliott's Bay, about 30 miles from New Tncoma, the terminus of the Pacific Division of the Northern PaciHc R. R. Population 6,000. Seattle, the county seat, is the largest town in the territory and the priucipul shipping point of Puget Sound. The city is built on a hill, which be8idp;> being a healthy location, is quite a '^iic- turesque one. Siiii« the revival *a the lumber trade,exp<>rionced some tw.i years a^ and continuing up to the present time, Seattle has ^rjoyed a m irketl era of prosirarity, for the manufacture of luml)er is hur principal induif ry. Her production and shipments of coal from the neighlioring mines are il'toanim- Cortant business, her daily ihipmeiits eiag 500 and 000 tons. The other manufacturing busincsfei ol this ciiy are varied and extensive Thcro arc several largo foundries and macliiuc shops, a soap factory, r, sash and furni- ture factory, and sevjral minor enter- prises. Her oduca'.iaual inatitutioiisi, churches nnd ncwpapers are of a $u})e- riur order. In t'le nidtter «»f hoteU the town is well pr CALVIN NUTTING £ SON, M7 M\tK MTPJiKT. MAW PaA1V«'lSCa Iron De« .«. Bauk Vaalta, Etc. a. ■ 09 2 J 2 A3 An An An( An( AA n A\H AulfJ . Gi tot Aust 'SI '^* BAX Bales Bart 3 Hoi yJl Baunl Dt Baunt Hnxtei BAX AI and furs, ^ I and ^ I Beedo Beer J BEER (ieo cor A Bell A _ B£R8( * {furs, Bidekoj Blancha H o iitttn -j rmim I'i HIEM. TUGCIE t CI. ilidi Wihit Umber, "at Rass.-" I r«4 o« 09 CO KSf 09 03 C/> C/9 VKa«/tinf/ermanout rei)utation. Seattle is tliu outtittiiig place for the Skagit mines. Aliegg Jamai, mgr for Joseph Ade Abruius M, fnriiishia^ gooaa Abrunis U, livery stoulu and county commiitsioner Ackley L E (Trana & Ackley) Ade Jiiscph, groceries Algar F (J (Shiiw & Al^ar) Amondi A (WikKtroin it, Amonds) Andersen A, paintnr Anderson Chu'*, Minnesota House Adder.wn (J M, civil and niiiiiu'^ engineer Anderson John (HI«-an3 & AudvrBon) Andjrson J 8 (Klynii & Anderson), and Yesler Mill and Miff Co Anderson J VV, boardiag-houso Anderson L C, painter, paints, oils, etc Anderatm M (Ciarko, Andursou & Co) Andr*'wa L B, notary public ARLINOTON HOUSE, Smith & Far- rar pri>prieti>rs AUSTIH ft BOWMAN (T C Austin and C K Bowman), attorneys-at-law Austin & Uilman (T C Austin and A M Gilman), surveyors Austin T C (Austin & B^iwman and Austin & Oilman), attoruey-at-law and surveyor Bagley H B, physician BWSB CHARLES, groceries bakvr John, phyaician Bales L L, auct on and cominission Bart P G, groceries Bates Thoj H, editor "Seattle Daily Herald" Btuinton k Martin (Wm Baunton and 1) D Martin), meat market Baunton Wm (Baunton & Martin) Knxter S (S Baxter & Co) BAXTERS ft CO (S B;ixtcr «: Albert M Brookes), wholeaale litpuird, cigara and tobacco, buyers and exporters furs, hides, hop,'*, wool, ami grain, and general commission merchants Beetle G K, saloon Beer J (Beer & Tliomp'ton) BEER ft THOMPSON (J Boor atid tieo C Thomp*i»n), Eolipio Varieties, cor Mill and '2d Bell A A (Bryan k Bell) BERSCH JACOB, saloon. Mill bessiuger & Co, Cha« Brusli agt, hides, i (furs, wool, etc Bidekotr August, barber Blanchard k Co, wholesale liquors BUnohard J M (Blanchard k Co) Blomquist N F, boots and shoes Boman Geo M, real estate agt Boone W E, arohittct Bories Fred, itarnusa and saddlery Borren Joseph, fnrnit»»ro Borat Joseph (Fois k Borst) How W H, liviry stable BOWMAN A C. stuno^jrapher Bjwman C E (Austin & Bowman), at- tornoy-at-law and notary puhlio Boyd k I'oucin (W V Boyd and G Poncin), dry gooiU and clothiuii Boyd W P iBoyd & P,)ncin Brush Chas, ugt for Bisjinger k Co, liidej, furs, wool, etc BRBHM CONRAD, saloon Brennan J, horsoiiior^r Bri.'gs B F, cashiir Dexter, Horton & Co Bryan k Bell (Edjcar Bryan and A A Bell), real estate brokers Bryan Ed jar (Bryan k Ball), sewing ma- chines, crockery and glassware Brookes Albert M (S Baxter k i.'o) BRUSH E R, new and second-hand furniture Budlon'4 Bros (G E and N C Budlong), boat house Burke H, painter Burke k Hasin (Thos Burke & U M Riisin), attorneys-at-law Burke Thos (Burke k Kasin), attorney- at-law Barrett I W (Barrett k Powers) Burrett k Powers (I W Barrett aud — Powers), shiugle-mili Burroughs Mrs S L, millinery Buzby Isaac \V, iiou-ing-mill Caldwell R G, dentist Campbell James (Wald k Campbell) Puget Sound Ice Manufacturing Co Campbell Thos (Hall & Campbell) CannT H, justice of the peace, attorney- at-law, notary public, and commis- sioner of deals for Oregon and Cali- fornia Cann Mrs T H, millinery and dressmak- ing Canixm A. restaurant Carkoek M J ft Bro (M J and W M Car- kei^k), marble and stone works Carr O J, postmaster Carry Carr, painter Casu E G, dentist Castro Andrew, tish Clioadlo E M, physician Cliustnnt L (Luok k Chestnut) CHILBEKO ANDREW (Chilberg Bios), viuo consul for Sweden and N»)rw.ay and ticket ajiroat European and American steamship companies CHILBERO BROS (Nelson and An- drew Chillwif;), groceries CO c CO c > O PI o 3 CO oo CO CO ■ > I J3 c:3 jp-r.j ^c mm NuniNG t son. **7 HAIW MTRERT, MAN FKAWCISCO. ljro« Uoorm, Bank Va«lt«, Bte. 9gamsm /'\ IflUIS BR«»ERM»S i €&.;'lJXS£!?8ie*fe^7^ 1148 Washington — Seattle. Choynski M, carpenter and ca.binet-ma- ker GHRONIGLE PUBUSHINO CO (K O Ward. W M Leach and J W Walsh), publishers "Seattle Chroni- cle" Clancy ft Co, livery stable Clancy Thos ft Co (Thos and C P Clan- cy), Bank Exchange Saloon Clarke, Anderson ft Co (T D Clarke an d M Anderson), proprs Wasliington Furniture Co Clarke T D (Clarke, Anderson & Co) Clayton Bros (P H and P E Clayton), fancy and fiirniijihing goods and agts Singer Mfg Co Cochran J F, «ign painter COLEMAN J Hi assidtanf superi'iten- groceries, fruits, veg- etables, etc Penny A A (Dexter, Horton ft Co) DENSMORE ft JOHNSON (M Dens- m(>re and (I M Johnson), groceries Densmore M (Donsmoreft Johnson) Denton David B, sea Seattle Lumber and Commercial Co Dickroan F (Funk ft Diokman) Diller L, saloon and lotlgings Dillon Rev Isaac, clcrgymau (Mcthouist) Dixon U L (Dixon ft Von Duni^en) Dixon ft Von Dangen (K L Dixon and ChasVon L>ungen ), barbers DOANE Hi physician and medical batUs sec- ond Dobson Isaac, prcs Seattle J^amber and Commercin' Co Dougau James, furniture and crockery Donuliss H (Dougliss ft Maryott) DOUGLISS ft MARYOTT (U Doug- liss and 11 L Maryott), looking glass and I'iuture frame manufacturers Dungen Chas Von (Dixon ft Von Dun- gen) Ebersold D S (Stewart ft Ebersold) ECLIPSE VARIETIES. Beer ft Thompson proprie;:ors, cor Mill and 2d Emery Olias D, atty-at-law and notary public EngleAW (Haller ft Engle), atty-at- law and notary public EPSTEIN Ml boots and shoes, cloth- ing, hats, caps, et** Eshelman James F (Eshelman, Still well ft Co) Eshelman, Stillwell ft Co (James F Esh- elman and \Vm E Stillwell), real estate and insura- ce agts ESMONIN CLi collee and spice miUs and niaiiufacturer flavorint; extracts EVANS & ANDERSON ( W W Evans and John Andjrson), meat market Evans W W (Evans ft Anderson) Farrar Converse P (Smith ft Farrar) Fauble Andrew (Imhof ft Fauble) Ferry E P (McNaught, Ferry, Mc- Naught and Mitchell), atty-at-law Finck Wm H, watchmaker and jeweler Fitzpatrick A F, insurance agt FLTNN & ANDERSON (Bobt Flynn andJ S Anderson), saloon Flynn Rol)t (Flynn ft Anderson) Forrest W U, seo f;nd troas Hall ft Paulson Furniture Co Foss ft Borst (L W Foss and Joseph Borst), meat market Foss L W (Foss ft Borst) FOSTER ABRAHAM, proprietor Ore- gon Boiler Works FOSTER Hi wharfin2or, Yesler's Wharf Francisco Joseph, saloon Frauenthal Bros (Jacob, Joseph and Samuel Frauenthal), dry goods and clothing Frazier W P, surveyor, civil engineer and real estate agt Freeman A P, boots and shoes Freem&n T P, bootmaker French ft Co (Z French and D G Mc- Lean), wholesale liquors French Z (French ft Co) Frink J M, supt and seo Washington Iron Works Frye G F, mgr Seattle Co-operativo .Society Funk C G (Funk ft Dickman) FUNK & DICKMAN (C G Funk and F Dickman), saloon CO 4 CO C3 CD H 00 CO CD CO CO CO CO m CO U-1 HARDWOOD UIMBER, WHITR BROM . IS A IS Main and 14 A lA Hpear mWiteu Ml V* Wason l»t««k. C«l>la«t Wooda. «te >mil.TUBGlE<;C0.OAKPLANK."gi1taaKff- Wa8hingt(yii — Seattle. 1149 Gash Fred'k. saloon, city councilman Gatzert Baily (Schwabacher Bros & Co) George J W, prei Washington Iron Works OTFFORB W H. upholsterer Oilman A M (Au'itiii & Oilman) Goodman Emanuel, furnishing goods Goodrich VV W, architect Gove Geo W (Govo & Wilson) Gove & Wilson (Geo W Gove and T G Wilson), comminsion merchants, pro- duce, hay, graiu, flour, etc Graham R J, merchant tailor 6BASSE J C, dentist Graves Mrj li C, millinery Graves li C, pictures, frames, etc, musical merchandibo, and sewing ma- chines Greene Roger S, ch' if justice supreme court, and district jud;^e 3d judicial district Griiwold I N", architect and builder GROSE WMi proprietor Our House Hotel, restaurant and saloon Groto G, supt MattuUath Mfr Co Hahn Robt, saloon Haiaes J C (Struve & Haines), attorney- a1;la>v andjiotary public HALL & CAMPBELL (W F Hall and 'i'hoii Campbell), real estitc brokers Hall Geo W, prcii and mgr Hall & Paul- son Furniture Co Hall I M, prooerioi Hall Isaac M, probate judi^e, attorney- at-lav/ imd notary public HALL & PAULSON FURNITURE COi Geo W Hall prf^sident and man- ager, manufacturers iiiul dealers in fur- n\turo and upl'.olstory Hall \y F (H.dl & Campbell), notary public and conveyancer Hallor & Eiigle (G M Haller and A W Engie), attomeys-atlaw Haller G M (Haller & Ei»j,'le), attorney- at-law and notary public Hanford C & Co (C and Frank Uanford), job printers Hauiord C H, attorney-atlaw and notary public Harmon Mrj L C, propr New Eu'^land Hotel Harrington & Smith (Wm A Har • ugton A (Harrington & and Andrew Smith), j^roci ties and hardware Harrington Wm Smith) Harrington Rev W S, clergyman (Moth- oJist) Harris Geo W, treas Post- Intelligencer Piihlishin'j Co HwrisOeoWft Co (Geo W Harris), bankers and agts Wells, Furgo & Co Harris Henry, tailor Harris S C, county auditor Harrison & Keil (Robert, A Harrison and Chas Keil), restaurant Harrison Robert A (Harrisun *r. Keil) Hathaway H !•] (Hathaway Pearce), atty-at-law and notary vublio Hathaway & P»;arco (H E Hathaway and H Pearce), attoi neys-afc-law Henry James D, cigars and tobacco Herald Publishing Co, Wm G C Pitt manager Hill A F, saloon Hill Geo D, county treasurer Hoffar N S, carpenter Holcomb W W, attorney-at-lavr Holmes A, blacksmith Holyoke A B, watchmaker and jeweler Horlacher David, meat market Horrell John, saloon Horton Dexter (Dexter Horton & Co) HORTON DEXTER & CO (Dexter Horton and A A Denny), bankers HOWARB JOHN L, superintendent Columbia & Puget Sound R R Co, res San Francisco Howard W H, barber Howe S D, cigar.4 and tobacco Hunt J W, blaclkSmiih and wagon- maker Hyde D N, capitiliat Ihrig Adam, saloon IMHOF & FAUBLE (Herry Irahof ami Andrew Fauble), coopers Imhof Henry (hnhof & Fauble) Ingrahain E S, county supt public schools Jacobs & Jenner (0 Jacobs and C K Jenucr) att )rney3-at-law Jacobs O (Jacobs & .Icnner), atty-at-law Jenkins Will D, city editor "Seattle Chronicle " Jenner C K (Jacobs & Jenner), attorney- at-law JENNINGS D Ai ^vholcsalo groceries, limidrH. hardware and crockery JENNINGS W A, mxnager for D A ■Iciiniuus Joltnson A, cabinetmaker Johnson G M (Donsmore & Johnson), Jones A C (Jones & Oshorn). atly-at-law JONES BROS (H F and OS Jones), grocisrics hay and feed Jones Humphrey, boots and shoes Jones O S ^Jones Ikos), school teacher Jones & Oiborii (A C Jones and Riuhard Oaborn), attorneys-atlaw Karnes Mrs C \V, drossinaking Kaufman Clias, bouts aiul shoes Kaufman D, merchant tailor, boots and shoes Keating M M. painter and dealer in wall paper, paints, oils, glass, &c Keene Frank A, b:irber Keenen John, marble works Keil Chas (Harrison & Keil) , GO tr» 1 1 CO CD CD CD 10 CO CO HARDWOOD LUMBER, • CO WHITK UIIOII., ]» * IS Malu niKl 14 4k 10 8p«*ar Htreet, H. V. Ux'sv-'u ~ itli, Xaiilu and Aloeis wsKmBSKsmmmm wummifimm m\iimm%nttrss7uSvtZ'ji^v?S' 1130 Washington — Seattle. Kellogg David (Kellrgg& Snyder) KELLOGG G ft GO lO KiUogL). drag- Kists KELLOGG ft SNTDEB (Dnvid Kel- logg and Alfrad Snyder), groceries and produce Kelly M A, drngoht Kcndriuk U F, physician Kennett Clias, b.Kitm^tker Kenney .Tnhii, hoots and shoes KENNET SAMUEL, merchant tailor aiul ciotliius Kin's; Thos, suloon Kolloek J M, physi -iin and coroner Kora A (J Schrani & Co) liHwton C W, nuisery LEACH W M (Clironicle rublishing C'u), liusiness inannger Leary John, atty-atluw, real estate agt and notary public, and prcb Post-lu- telligcncer Publishing Cu Levy H E, fancy goods and varietiis, crockery and glassware Levy Jaciib, tailor Tjewis J it, attorney-at-law Lister John (Listfrft Pritdinrd) LISTER ft PRITCHARD (J'hn Lis- ter and Itichard Piituhaid), saloon Lluwellyn Wm H, insurance agent Lockerby G H, (jroceries Look A E (lyiok & Cheii'nut) Look k Chestnut (A E Look and L Clu'stiuit), paiiitiTs r.ouk S, ni^r far 1 M ILall l.ou'inan J'D (I'liniphruy &Lo\vman) Ludlow James P. di-pnty clerk district court and U S coiiiniissioner LvleTlios, eri)ceries an, drucgist Mauiiiiig (I L, city uiutocilmau Mar»li Frank, In iter works Martin I> D (Biuuton & Martin) Maryott H li (Diingli»s k Maryott) M'lttnlath Mfg Co, G Grot suiHtrin- tendent barrel factory McHeath John A, horsusho r McDeiinoth Chas, sliippingand employ- ment agency McDonald Chas, blacksmith and city C'luucilman McDonald J F, varieties XlcGilv A John J, attorney-at-la\r McGraw John H, sherifT McKeon D (Young k McKeon) McLivau D G (French & Co) McLure L S (McLnre k Taylor) McLure k Taylor (L 8 MvLiire and W U Taylor), insniance a^ients McMicken Maurice, notary public McXaught, Ferry, McNimght k Mitch- ell (James and J F MoNaught, E P Ferry and J H Mitchell), attorueys- at-law McNan!>ht Jamei (McN'aiight, Ferry, McNaught k Mitchell), attoruey-ut- law Mc>faught J F (McNnught, Ferry, Mc- Naught & Mitchell), attorney- ut-law and notary public McPlice J A, furnishing goods, cigars and tobacco Meeker E ( Meeker, OjlH>rne k Co) Meeker, Osborne k Co (U Meeker and ES Osborne), shipping *>ud commission Melilhorn Aug, brewery Merriuk C H, physician Metzgcr L F, carpenter Michel John, bootmaker Mibs Z C (Waddcll & Miles) Mdler A 8 (Portman, riuUUn k Co) Miller C L Sr. physician Mdls Mrs L H, dressmaking and agent Butterick's patterns MillH M V B, constub!c Mitchell C L. harness and Raddlo Mitchell J H (McMaught, Firry, Mc- Naught «% Mitchell), attorney-at-l.iw MITCHELL J F T. boalbuilder and tthi|i\vii^lit MONTBORNEHP. physicim Montgomery \V, cigars and tobacco Moore Gt"o S, ph itographer Morgareid'^c S, barbur Moyer , turnint; and scroll sawinc; NORTH PACIHG IRON WORKS. J \V Crow suiieriutunduuC and uccrv- taiy Nor wold H E, tailor Nutt Mrs E J, dressmaking Occidental Hotel, John Conina propr Olstad Joliti (Onsnm k Olstad) Ousuni U A (Onsum k Olstad) CO GO cs C3 CO CD CO GO C9 00 PJ>i. CS ca GQ O OS o a I lisli F0S1 - W ff Pc^f W iVircl tf PROS ^^ I tor '^l Prossc fti^t t I.ai H Pnn, J Puniph ^ I Knsin I at-lm Kayoio liea E A ]{ecd |{ Keuvos CALVIN NUTTING i SON. TiiliHlMf WheclliarrnMM. H»lt iin«l ItrlilMu Work, tMV Main »tre«t. M«u Franelar*. AlLtH. TUGGIE i CO.. WAGOW LUHBEB/ltf.'^ar.y^'^- Washington — Seattle. 1151 Onsam & Olstatl (H A Onaum and John Olstnd), meat market OREaON BOILER WORES.:a Foster pi-opt'ieior Orth Adam, boot) and slioea Osborn John, saloon Oabotn Richard (-lones k Osburn), at- t'lrnoy-at-law and notiiry public Osborne E S (Mutkor, O^liorne & Co), nttonioy-at-law aii>l notary public Osborne K S, city clerk Odccood Th')s. salonii OUR HOUSE. Win Grose proprietor Pudden Poriman (Portmau Padden & PAUDEN PORTMAN & CO (Port mail Paddeii and A S Miller), gro- ceries, wholesalo and retail PARKER L B. saloon and hotel Peurce H (Hathaway & Pcarce), attor- iiey-atdaw Peteia Frank, saloon PETERSON & BRO (L-inis and Henry Peterson), photugrupiiers Pfoiffur D.tniel A, lestanrant Pliiiinoy Guy C & t'o (Guy C Phinney), attorneys atlaw, real estate and in- surance a^ts Piiickney \Vm H, meat market Pip?r A \V, bvkery and candy factory PiTT WM G C. manager and editor ItcraM Pnblidi'n.; C(» Poncin Prnsser Wni P, special ajjt General La-id Ortice PUGET IRON WORKS. Williams & Kollo^C prfiprietor* PUMPHREY & LOWMAN (W H Puniplirey & .J I) l,o\\ iiiaii), books, stitioiiery, and musical iiistnunciita Pnmphrey NV H (l'unii>hrey & Fiowniaii), act I' C S L Co, O K & N C\., an.l N P II 11 Rnsin U M (Burlto !i IJasin), attorney- at-la\v and notary pub'io Rjiyinond G F (Iroon & Raymond) l{ea E W, architect and builder Heed R I), Horist Reeves Wia H (Mackintosh & Reeves), notary public REINiO LEONARD, srocer au.l com- mission mut-c .ant Reitzo Clias V (Maodonald & Reitze\ Ronton Coal Co, R Robinson utipt Requa H J, watchmaker and jeweler Riukards Wm, lestanrant Robinson R, Hupt IJenton Coal Co Ronald J T (Wood & Ronald) ROOT G. pliysieian Hoss Ikobt, groceries Rostein Louis, fancy grods Rowe L S, groceries Schillostail O, undertaker SCHMID V, Concordia Hall, saloon SSchrani .J (.) Schram k Co) Schram J & Co (J Sehram and A Kom), stoves and tiiiw.-ira Schwabacber Bros & Co (Louis, Abo and Sigsinund Schwabacber and Baily (iat/ert). gen uuhe Scott R (R Scott & Son), and notary pub'io Scot', II * Son (R and A M Scott), real estate a(>ts Scott W A. bnrbor "SEATTLE CHRONICLE" (daily and weekly), Cliro.iicle Publishing Co publishers 8 iattle Co-operative Sof iety, G F Frye mpr, grocei ios, crod)3oa pref<, mfrs lumber, sash, 'doors, blinds, etc SEATTLE SAW MILL. C & P S R R Co imipriutois. luinbcr mauufucturers SEATTLE WATER CO. H L Yesler superintendent SiMvcy .Tames, clerk district court, res I'.iit 'I'liuiisond SHAW & ALGAR (C II Shaw and F C .-Vl;i.ir), »ah>oii Shaw (' l[ (Sl'au' k Al^ar) SIkivv Mi'.s M, lo(lijing-li miso >«li"(.liai(l .1 .1, eon', raotur and builder >:ieiwlii I, areliit t SHOREY C & CO (0 C Hlioroy and L \V Uoiiui-y), uiulertakcra ami car- penters Siivjiin Louis, saloon Singer Mfg C< , Cl.ij ton Bros acits Singernian P ^i'okius & ISinjennan) Slonh A, Seattle Bn-wcry ' Smith Andrew (llnrriM^ton k Smith) Smilll Kd L, pliysiei i SMITH & FARP \R (lulius W Smith and Convert t'urrar), proprietors Arlington House SMITH JAMES W, saloon and variety tiiCittre Smith .lulius W (Smith k Farrar) SMITH L P & SON (L P au.l iSmitli), watchmakers, jcwclort. dealers in watches, clucks, jewel:) silverware A ud nd CD C > Z o m o o O > r > CD -• 79 m m CD > z •n > z o 5 o o HkRDWOOO LUMBER. K'U. F. f'-ovuktcv'topm, Siewttl Poi»t«, UalUMers* LOUIS BRmnimii t ca . ».'5ffgysss^twa>.i la^gaty »K 1152 Waaldngton — Seattle. SMITH THOMAS, saloon SMITH W A & C0> pianos, organs and musical merchandise Smith & Williard, physicians Smith W Parry, constable and deputy sheriff Snow G D, mgr W U Tel Co Snyder Alfred (Kellogg & Snyder) BNTDE& A M. real estate ngont and attorney for United States claimants Sohns L, a^t Mattnllath Mfg Co SPJsNCER JOHN, plumber and gas- litter Stafford John A, wall paper, window gloss, etc Still kov D W, physician STEIl^WEO V (of W L Steinweg & Co, NVhatcom) Stephens H, dentist Stephens Mrs S S, photographer Stetson Geo W (Stetson & Post) STETSON & POST (Geo W Stetson and J J Post), manufacturers of lum- ber, doors, windows and blinds STEWART & EBEKSOLD (J A Stewart and D S Ebersuld), job print- ers Stewart J A (Stewart & Elier>old) Stewart L V, pros •' Herald Publishing Co" Stier E J, watchmaker .and jeweler Stillwell \Vm E (Eshclmau, Stillwell & Co) Stoli W T, attorneyatlaw Stone C P & Co (C I' Stone), groeories Stowell & Co (II StowoU), druggi:its Stranz M, bai l>or Strcit \Vm, saloon STRUVE ft HAINE3 (H G Struve and J C Hainu;i), attorney i at-Iaw Struve H G (Struve & Huincs), attorney- nt-law Sullivan John, varieties Sullivan Mrs 11 8, loiluinghouso Sutherland & Co (A C and W A Suther- land), groceries Taylor W H (McLurc & Taylor), city treasurer Tetzleff Herman, boar ling THATCHER J L. groi;cr and j >l>l)3r Tliompsou <»ei» C ( Beer & Thoinpson) Thomson 11 H (Whitwortb &. Thom- son) Thnrlow A, bo.it buildir Tibbits J H, watchmaker and jeweler Tibbitt Mrs L M, millinery aud fancy goods Toklas F (Toklos & Singerman), res San Francisco Toklas k Singennan (F Toklas and P Singerman), dry gooils and clothing Trana ft Ackley (John F Trana aud L £ Ackley), saloon Trana John F (Trana ft Ackley) Troen L A (Treen ft Baymond) Treeii ft Raymond (L A Treen and G F Baymond), boots and shoes Turner E A, real estate and loans Uhlfelder U, crockery, glassware and groceries Ulin E, ship carp3nter and spar niskor Valentine Peter, fish Van Doren C M, county commissioner Van Zandt E, physician Vcrgon James, bjiIoou Veser A (Cook & Co) Vrooman S B, attomey-at-law and notary public Wa capitalist (Ycsler Mill and Manufacturing ()o) YESLEB MILL ANB HANUFAC- TUBINQ CO (H L Yesler and J S Anderson), manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of lumber, sash, doors, blinds, etc (sea adv) Young H H (Youug & McKeon) You ;,' & MeKcon (H II Young and D McKeon), plumbers and gastitters 7^ CO JULIUS W. SMITH, CONVERSE P. FARRAR, Proprietors. THE MODEL HOTEL OF THE NORTH-WEST. OS CIS E c/> CO I I b i-9 Corner Main and Commercial Sts., Seattle, W. T. ESPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAMILIES. BATHINU ACCOMlEODATIOSim FREE TO GUESTS. S. BAXTER & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Ii|iQCS, Cigars aid Ifolaeeo, Bayers and Exporters of Furs. Hides, Hop?. Wool and Grain. AXD GENERAL C0MHI8S10W MERCHAXTH. Seattle, . - - . Washington Territory. CO CO CD CO CO CO CD CD HAnUlf UUU LUIflDLn, Sst. ». »\ llubH, Mp«keit, Kimii, Poles 6 *a «t«. r Mr F ii Washlvgton — Seattle. IMHOF & FAUBLE, A N O Tank Builders, SEATTLE, W. T. -rr- Mannfaetarem of Barrcin, Tabs, and all kiii'lM of CooprrBSt', PRACTICAL BRIDGE BUILDER, L. F. COMPTOjST, A Piacdcnl Bridge Builder, hns returne>1 nml ]icrinnnent1y located in So.nttlo. Ho M'ill furnish platin and 8peciHcatioa!>, or supcriateud (hu building of RAILROAD, WAGONROAD AND FOOT BRIDGES OP THE MOST APPHOVED STYLE. I ftlso ma'io lir!!0 truM-roofa ; from fifty to t»'o hundred fcft spaa a specialty. GEO. W. HALL., rrwiJoiit and Mwia^'O.-. W. R. POnilEir, So.Totary anJ Treasurer. Hall & Paulson Furniture Company, manufacturehs and dealejis in X- FURNITURE AND UPHOlSTERr OF All KINDS. Chamber. D.'n'.ngr Room and Office Furniture a Specralty. Salesroom: Commercial Street. . . - . SEATTLE. W. T. W. F. HALL, NJtary Publis arid Cm. cjanco- TiI03. CAMPBELL. HALL & CAMPBELL, Real Sstate & Seneral iiokers, SEATTLE, ^W. T. An7 Eu:in38s ontmatid to onr eaie will noAn proxpt attentoi. I*, o. n«x 4ti>. Wuftldvgton — Seattle. D. A. JENNINGS, lm|citef and Wholesale Hiocs? AND DEALER IN Ship and Steamboat Stores, SEATTLE, ^W. T. Puget Iron Works. WILLIAMSON & KELLOGG, Proprietors. ALL KINDS OF IRON & BRASS CASTINaS Done on Short Notice and in a Satisfactory Mannei'. URGEST STOCK OF PAHERNS ON THE SOUND, Incladlns Various Sizes of Vertical and Horizontal Engines. Milling; Machinery, etc., etc. Manufacturers of Locomotives and all kinds of Loggin; Cars. ECLIPSE VARIETIES, Corner Mill and Second Streets, Opposite Occitlental Hotel SEATTLE, W. T. BKER & THOMPSON- PROPRIETORS. GEORGE C. THOMPSON STAGE MANAGER. THE HOME OF ENJ3YMEfiT AND PLEASURE. OPEN EVERY NIGHT, ADMISSION FREE. il tn \ m ill fit 1156 Wadiington — Seattle SE-A.TTXjE 1 SEA^TTLE, ysr. T. WEEKLY $2.00 PER YEAR. The Largest and Best Weekly in the Territory. Contains ftill news, Local, Editorial, and Miscellaneous. Espe- cially devoted to the interests and development of the Northwest. Send 3 cent Stamp for Sample Copy. SEATTLE DAILY CHRONICLE. LARGEST DAILY IN THE TERRITORY. Takes full Telegraphic News, and has a wide circulation. Both Daily and Weekly excellent advertising mediums. THE CHRONICLE, SEATTLE, W. T. The Seattle Saw Mill, Columbia and Puget Sound R. R. Co., ^ /oprietors. MANUFACTURES Bough and Dressed Lumber^ Flooring ^ etc, Sash Doors, Blinds, anil Mouldings, A Machine Shop U connected with the Mill. All KINDS OF REPAIRINC AND BUIIDING OF STEAM ENGINES. Also* Firat^lau Machine Work Promptlj oxeeuted. O. & IP. S. "JR. FROM SEAHLEto RENTON I N EWCASTLE PoBS^nzor and freight car* of the Columbia and Puget Snind Railroad will leave Seattle every day (Sundara «X(>eptad)at 7:80 a. m. and 2 r. m. Arrive at Renton at 8:S0 a. m. and 8 p. m. Arrite at NewcaHtio at 0:!iO a m. and 4 r u. Returninif leave Newcastle at 10 a. m. and fi r. m. Arrive at Ronton at 11:45 a. m. and S:45 r. u. Arrive at Seattle at 1 a. m. and 7 r. m. Dep >t Kin;; Street, fu3t of Seoond. Seattle, W. T. J. M. COLMAN, Aas't Superintendnnt. Waahimglon— Seattle. 1157 HEMRT L. Y£SL£&. JOHN S. ANDERSON Til E YESLER MILL AND Manufaetuping Co. Manufacturers and Deolers in all kinds of ROUGH AND DRESSED DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, IdingSy Frames, Shutters, Etc., Etc., Etc. Seattle, Washington Territory. tsr As this Mill is located at the principal Steamboat wharf, parties at a distance will find it to their advantage to send their orders directly to us. ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY AHENDED TO. 't -i MASONIO OTTTFITS, '!tlSS!,?SS:^T»:^J9S£i!S!AlFfr 11S8 Waslungtan — 8eaUle~Skookumckuch. L. P. SMITH & SON, Fnmt 8tr««t» Seattle* W. T. watchmakerTj; jewelers. DEALEHS IN Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware. Notarial and other Scala made to order. SEDALIA. Spokane Counit. A poat-offico. BRALL HABVET, postmaster ' EHOIME. Whatcom County. A poat-ofBce, bw O. K. & N. Go's Railway, 2S8 inilM north of Portland, Ore;;oii. Bellingham Biy Coal C •, gea mdso Conover W H, saloon POUTS W Hi general merchandise and hotel HOFERCAMP H, p^tmaster luka Mias Annie, hotel LAXEMANN W O'Brien t, aaloon Siitsim W M, general morchandiie Steinway W L ft Co, ^un mdae Thoroton A VV, druggiat Washington Colony, milling SELAH. Yakima CotTNTV. See Wouos. SEMIAHMOO. Whatcom County. A post-ofl5ce, 20 miles north of Whatcom. Clarke .Sylve»tei\J>oat buiMer "ELWOOD JOHN, general merchandise Fre<'Se Jolui E, juiitice of peace Jones Zehulxn, carpenter LiiulMey JaRper, notary public Martin ft 'riuti;, 8ii cannery McBeo Isaiah, blacksmith Murue James E, f^en mdso Richards Richurd, car|)euter Stewart A W, bh.ckamith Tarte J F, hotel Thurlowe Alfred, hotel and boat builder Thurlowe Ku'^oue, boat budder Willsou Daniel, surveyor SHARON. Chehalm County. A post odist) ta 4sn r OB Si ai SKAMOKAWA. Wahkiakum County. A post-ofHcp, fi mi'ea northwest of Cathlamet, and 77 miles northwest of Portland, Ore- gon. Reached by O. R. ft N. Cu.'s steamers. BROOKS ft LOWELL, general chan«iise Columbia River Salmon Co Shepherd C C, general merchandise mor- SKOOKUMCHUCK. Lewi.1 County. A post-office, on the Northern Pacific H. K. (Pacific Di- vi:aux Clias, blackmnith tli^ht A W, sawmill ■liiinicson Jamcd H, ^^enoral merchaiulisc Mall Zadack, carpenter and wa^'uu- maker Rowland O, physician i .Sar.ent A, Hoiir-inill j Youn^ Joseph, hotel cn CO ca Br ei ■SI Mor *^ Ove, Smit G^j Whit S Paciji ^ / uor SOUl Spoka Butler Botler C3 t* J Oray , I Green*. ^ I Oriuerl SI Hiuckil Of Hintonl HI Matuhe Ml Rose - ^1 SnearK GQ O OS »4 o W|spokani O I office, h^\ cifio >imi.TUGGlE i CO.. MEXIMH HIRD WODns."JLg.te!ir-'«- od I I I CO 4^ I WaaJdngton—Snipea-SpokaneFallB. 1150 SNIPES. Yakima Cocmtv. A ixwt-oiBoe. FEBBBLL MBS J H. postmUtreaa. SNOHOMISH. Snohomish County. A post-office, and county seat, nti a river of the aaine iinm>, 40 in ilea north of Seattle. I'upulatiuu lUO. Brown W F, snrveyor Eilily A H, jasti:e of peace SnohomUh lireviiiot MISSIMER C A) oounty snporiatend- eiit acUools, (lj).uty uurveyor, and clerk district court Morgan H D, county commissioner Ovenell Tho<, county ommiasioner Plarkett J il, county auditor Smith E D, cou ity comniiasioaer Whitdeld Wm, aheritf SOUTH BEND. Pacific County. A post-office, 57 mi'.ea north of Astoria. SOXTTH BEHD MILL CO SPANGLE. Sfokane County. A poat-offico. Butler J B, brickmaker and mason Bntler Mra J B, milliner Gray Samuel, harnessmakcr Greene k Co, aaw-mill GriucrJ H, carpenter HincklifT Bros, general mcrchandisa HintoQ H, cari)euter Matchett J, general merchandise Koae , bVa<'kainith Snearly W Z, blackainith Suansle & Irbv, butchers gp ANGLE WMi hotel and postmaster Wiinpcy .lames, livory stable Winn M T, saloon SPOKANE BRIDGE. STEVEN9 Coi'NTY. A post-officc, 15 inilea east of Spokane 1? alls. GOWLET M M. general merchandise and postmokter \Vheel«r A H, hotel and saloon SPOKANE FALLS. Spokanr County. A post xivX express otiice, aitutttod on the Northern Ta- citio K. K., Itil miloa from Wallula Junction. Population about 1000, and rapidly inoreosiii^, The situation of the town ia perhapa the most eligible of any on the Northern I aciHc, and we predict that its natural and acquired advuiitagca will assure for Spokane u growth unpiocedoiite.1 in the noithweat. It is already attracting the attention of manufacturora to the im- mense power of its falls— a body of water of unliiiiite«l f.ircp, and capablo of run- ning ai) incalculable amount of machin- ery. Then the location of the town is alnviat in the center <>f what will, event- ually bj a ft thickly-settled county, rich ill agricultural resources and heavy stock and timber interests. It is also— and will become more so— a point of great interest to tourists, posso^sing especial charma for b>>th lovers of the beautiful in scenery, as well as for du- voteea of the pisca'orialart and hunters. To Attempt to tiesuribj the scene of the mij-hty rust of waters known as Spo- kane Falls— its turgid currents and ed- dies, its sun-glinted spray and frowning rocks— and by description give an idea of its soniiroua roar and grandeur, would be almost as futile as to do justice to a tine music.ll composition without a ren- dering. It must bo seen by a lover of the majestic in nature. To sen the tumb- ling, seething mass aa it comes roaring down is a revelation of one ot earth's greatest wonders. We spoke of the tishing hereabouts, also, and it is no ex- aggeratetl fish story to say that the sporr. here is the host in the land, the pastime (or vocation) having the mosfc encouraging resulta of any fishing we have ever witnessed. Trout is very plentiful. As a hotel town Spokane Falls ranks very high. Besides the two older liouses, tiie California (recently enlarged and newly fur .ished), and the North I'acitic {a popular family house), there has just been cnmp'eted and opened the Sjiraguo Hotel, a inagnilicent structure, near the depot. Its appoiiitnients and furniture arc of the most elegant de- Hcripiiim .ind its general arrangements and cuisiue are seeoi.d to none in the Territory. The town possesses a bright and prosperous looking weekly news- paper, the Spobiiif. Falls t'lironid'', two hanks, a saw and plauiiig-mill tw(» floiirin.; mills, and several mi- nor manufacturing businesses. Its buildiogt ill coursi.' of erection are at j-resent writing, ihe most important in tlio town's hist,>ry. Besides the new •Sprague Hotel and the important addi- tion to the California House, there are CO c CO c > 2 o m o O i IT CO &0 7;^ CO ^9B CO GO 30 cs HURDWOOD LUMBER, %VUITU BKIIM.. I» A 16 NHiii un t 14* l«t»u«*ar lit.ll. V. Bl«rk Waluut, l»Hini8li Cedar. Veaeera. UIHS BIUffiRIH»< CO»'%'&«%.*$&?'»»ASK:i •nrtft. 1100 Waahvngton — Spokane Falls. being erected Cannon's bank building am< atoro on Riveraide Avenue, at an eatimnted voat of $10,000, and in dimen* aiona measuring 51x00 feet; Ziegler'a three-story building for a hardware atore, '26x70 feet; a large brick building on Itivrrside Avenue; a flourMnill on the island and a aiiacious new f ceight depot by the R. R. Company. The town site was first settled in 1873 by a Mr. J. N. Glover (still a resident). It did not be- gin to assume the aspect of a town until 1879, so that in less than three years' (trowth it has become a full-fledged city, with an exceedingly bright outlook. ALLEN H E ft CO (H E Allen and C B Hopkins), publishers "Spokane Falls Chronicle*' Allison O S, physician and surgeon Andrews W R (Nash & Andrews) BANK OF SPOKANE FALLS. A M Cannon proprietor BARTON H Ci restaurant (see adv) Behroud F C, Spokane Wool and Hide Depot Benham I T, contractor and builder Bennett B H, cashier Bank of Spokane Falls Berg>ii non (Friedenrich & Berg) BLACK HAWK LIVEBT STABLE, B B Bravinder proprietor (see adv) Blalouk J B, boots and shoes and boot- maker BORTON A E. clerk Califordia House BRAVINDER BENJ B. proprietor Black Hitwk Livery Stable BROWNE J Jf attorney-at-law BURNS W 8, liquors Burton B T, physician and surgeon CALIFORNIA HOUSE. VV C Gray proprietor, A E Borton clerk CANNON A M, proprietor Bank of Spokane Falls, county treasurer, pfaning-mill, general merchandise and city councilman CARSON CHAS W. Delmonico Res- taurant and lodgings CARTER BROS (VVillis and Lyman Carter), blacksmiths and wagon- makers CLARK ft KNIFE (A K Clark and Edward Knipe), stoves and tinware Collins U L, agt W U Tel Co and Gov- crnment Freight CONVERSE ft WILUAMSON (G W Converse and A J Williamson), blacksmiths and wagonmakers Coxe J D, insurance agt Cox St Kaney (J David Cox and W L Raney), agricultural implements and sewinu machines Cramer S C, groceries Cranford Robert, justice of the pence, collector and commissioner of deeds Davis Geo A (Echo Mills Co), and city councilman Dosxert Victor, saloon Deul}er Peter, harnessmAk;;r Drumholler Daniel (Wilson ft Drum- heller), city councilman Echo Mills Co (S G Havermalo and Geo A Davis), flourini{-mill EUREKA RESTAURANT. D Rey. noUli* A Co proprietors Evans W R, cabinet maker and under- taker Fife W H, general merchandise First National Bank of Spokane Falls FORREST R W- 'vholesale and ntiil griiceriesi, confectionery, cigars, etc, mnyor of city Freidenrich ft Berg (Felix Freidenrioh and Simon Berg ), general merchandise FRENCH HENRY, confectionery, ice cre(im, fruits, oysters, etc Glover J N, capitalist OODDARD ft SAYRE (J O Ooddard ananicl Reynolds and A P Orr). Eureka Restaurant, nr depot RIC&ARD SAMUEL. Bank Exchange saloon Rien Mrs A R, Planters Hotel RIMA L W. watchmaker and jeweler ROACH PETER, gunsmith, guns and ammunition Robiuson Mrs M E, dressmaker Rodney Morris School, C A Absalom Srincipal E JAMES E (Warner ft Roe), liv- ery, hack, dray and express SATRE WARREN (Goddard ft Say re) Shaner B P (Shaner ft Grimmer) SHANER ft GRIMMER (B F Shan- j er and J M Grimmer), proprietors North PuciHo Hotd I Sheridan Thomas, assistant operator U ' S military telegraph "SPOKANE FALLS CHRONICLE" (weekly), H E Alloa ft Co publishers SPRAGfUE HOTEL. William Kaiser proprietor, nr depot (see adv) Squier John N, wholesale and retail liquors STOUT J KENNEDY, attomey-at- law Streib Chas, bai'uer shop Thacher B, dentist TURNER W L. drugs, paints, oils, etc Tuttle J H, fruitn, cigars etc Waddell Miss Eva (Wiscombe ft Wad- dell) Warner Alex (Warner ft Roe), propr Western Hotel WARNER ft ROE (Alexander War- ner and James E Roe), livery, hack, dray and express Wentzell Justus, barber shop Whitehouse L H, physician and city councilman Whitman S G, agent W, F ft Co and in- surance WILLIAMSON A J (Converse ft Wil- liamson) Wilson ft Drumheller (Wm Wilson and Daniel Drumheller), butchers Wilson Mrs Jennie, hotel Wilson Samuel (Palmtag ft Wilson) Wiscombe & Waddell (Mrs Jennie Wis- combe and Miss Eva Waddell), mil- linery and fancy goods Wolverton Bros (Wm M and A P Wol- verton), hardware WRIGHT ft JONES (Chas Wright and A J Jones), saloon. Merchant Ex- chanu'o ZIEGLER L ft SON (Louis and Wil- liam Ziegler), stoves, tin and hardware 7^ &o CO UNIF ORMLY LOW PR ICES, Black Havrk Stables^ B. B. BRAVINDER, j^^^ PfiOPRIETOR. First-Glass Mountain Teams. Saddle Horses. CO CD en CD &0 GO I Communications by Mail or Telegraph promptly attended to. HARDWOOD LUMBER iWkGGK STOCK, ill WHITE BROM., la * IS Vain and 14 * Itt Sjiear Ht, « F. 74 ~fe - 116S Washington — Spokane FaUs. CHRONICLE. SPOKANE FALLS, W. T. The Best Advertising Medium I News Journal North of Snake River. Subscription^ 2}er year, $3.00 The Representative Paper of Spokane County, — AND THE — Official Paper of the City of Spokane FalLs. W. E. ALLEN & CO., Publishers. DELMONICO CHOP HOUSE, Si>okaiie Falls, W. T. t^"iii\(5ia .:i.r.i^ .*. -SAMPLE MOOM FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS ONLY, The Restaurant is conducted on the European Plan. C. W, ( AKSON, Proprietor, formerly of the Bon Ton Chop House. OODDARD & SA^RE, — DEALKRS IN- SADDLES, warn Harlware, Wliips, Collars, Spors, Etc. REPAIRINO PROHFTLT DONE. tttiWTnmmiffiwniff Waahvngton — Spokafie FcHla. 1163 Sprague Hotel, SPOKANE FALLS, W. T. T!iis Miv'.'iiiliit'iit New lIll^t^ll.^ luis boi-ii luiiiinlicil uiiil ;ijiii.)iiitiM witii tiie \ie\v of niakintr it the mi'.it clevfaiit ami c niifDrtalile in the turritorj. l'"ir>t-(lass in eciy dotail. WM. KAISER, Proprietor. m Spokane Falls, Wash. T(T. H. C. BARTON, Proprietor, I'/.t'iUliinu ill S«i>oii. KMclleiit iiMikiiiLr. Uca- fBPp;^ ^ .rilili' ))riix's. Ojiuii ill liU ln'iirs. SHANEII <: CRIMiViER, Proprietors. SPOKANE FALLS WASHINGTON TERRITORY. This I'opular House isj noted for its goo I accominoilati'Mis :ui(l excellent fare. : a LDUIS BnlllERIHII t W,, Jewflry a itSmwA wS rlt (I Q Xoatgomer] 1164 CO Washington — Spokane FaUa-Sprague. PETER ROACH, Maio Street, Spokane Falls. W.T. Ouiig, Rifles, Pistols, Door Loclcs, Keys, etc., promptly repaired. All Ueneral work in my line at more reasona- ble rates than any other house in thi» City. SPRAGUE. Spokane County. A post and ex- fress office, aituatcd on the Northern acific R. R. 120 miles northeast of Wallula. Population about 600. Headquarters for Pend d'Oreille Div - ision of the N. P. Railway, having a fine building for railroad otticcs, round- house and large foundry and machine «hops located.there. The ofBce building is a stately affair and the marked ar- chitectural feature of the town. The building, furniture and appointments cost $H2,000. Tl)u shops are for con- structing and repairing, and employ, on an average, about ISO men. The other manufacturing businesses area brewery, furniture factory and several minor es- tablishments. The National Hotel op- posite the railrond depot is the princi- pal hotel and is p<^pular both with the traveling public and with residents of the town. The celebrated Big Bend country, adjacent to >Sprague, is conceded to be the richest in the Terri- tory, and it is comparatively unsettled. Government land in this rich virgin country is open for pre-cnintion. It will not be long )x;forc this locality is settled up, forming settlements contrib- utory to Sprague. Messrs. Smallwood k, Armstrong, land agents, offer to give information regarding government land or improved farms on application. The altitude of Sprague is 1818 feet. Anderson Anton, merchant tailor A&MSTROKO J T (W H Small- wood k Go), attomey-at-Uw B«bb Mm M K, millinery and dressmak- ing Baker Mrs Josephine, hotel BARTOL ft OOlfLEE (John Bartol and Louis A Conlee), general merchan- dise BABTOL JOHV (Bartol k Conke) Baudor Christian, beer hall Baxtell VVm M, notary public Beaudett L A, contractor and builder BROCKHOFF FRED, bootmaker Brooke Geo S (Fairweather & Brooke) Broo ks M L, con stabl e BROWir & DANE (DeWitt Brown and Edwin Dane), National Hotel Brown DeWitt (Brown & Dane) Barns John J (Murphy & Burns), post- master BURTON B T> physician and surgeon Carr W H, agricultural impl'ts, lumber and shingles CHANDLER W M, land agent, notary public, conveyancer and commissioner of deeds for Oregon (see adv) CodyJohn, notary nublic CONLEE LOUIS A (Bartol & Conlee) Cox Gassendi, hardware, stoves, tin- ware, etc Curtis J if, master mechanic N P R R shops Dane Edwin (Brown & Dane) DENCER F, dentist Dillon P W, liquors and billiards Dittenhoefer Wm, general mdse Eckstrom H, watchmaker and jeweler Ettelson ft Perry (Benjamin Ettelson and J £ Perry), wholesale and retail liquors Fair weather & Brooke (H W Fairweath- er and George S Brooke), banking and insurance FAIRWEATHER H W, superinten- dent Pend d'Oreille Div N P R R Fairweather W A (iSprague ft Fair- weather) Farmer ft Johnson, livery Farmer Wm (Farmer & Johnsion) Garren Mrs E A, dressmaking Gehres ft Hertrich (F J Gehres and V^ic- tor Hertrich), general merchandise Gore W O, train dispatcher N P R R Griffin John, butcher shop Hai^en Louis, furniture, doors, sash, etc Hanson John A, varieties and fruits Hayes & Rhcin, painters Horbring ft Mclnerny (of The Dalles,) John Foavcr m^r, gon mdse Hertrich Victor (Gehres ft Hertrich) Hicks ft Son (Frank and U P Kicks), stoves and tinware Ja<'kson O P. mgr Villard House Johnson VVm, liiiiiors and billianls JUDD CHARLES (King ft Judd) KING E J (King ft Judd) FINO ft JUDD (K •) King and Choa Judd), druggists Kinnear E M, general merchandise Klock LftCo (Louis Kiock and W A Moody), saloon Kropke Wm (i^ouz.% ft Kropke) LAMBBON E M. blackmith and wag- unmakcr Lano ft MoQinnoo, butcher shop I H O n H J v I I ^1 A ^ s( s{ si sj CALVIN NUniNG t SON. MMiurMttiireni nil kla8, gen mds3 Moody W A (L Klock & Co) Murphy Bros (Wm and Richard Mur- phy), butcher shop Murphy & Burns (Geo Murphy and Jno J Burns), books and stationery Murphy & Johnson (Wm Murphy and Wm Johnson), restaurant Murphy Richard (Murphy Bros) Murphy Wm (Murphy & Johnson and Murphy Bros) NATIONAL HOTEL, Brown & Dane proprietors ' Newman L & Co (Lyon Newman of The Dalles, Oregon), I Newman mgr, gro- ceries, liquors and bakery Newton L D, propr Sprague Hotel Olds VV H, physician and sur^'con Parker & McCarty (F W Parker and Thomas McCarty), real estate agts and agts W, F & Co Pendleton E G, saloon Perry J E (Ettelson & Perry) Phelps k Co, saw-mills nnd gon mdse FORAK B 0, Spragi\e Brewery Power Joliu, mgr Herbriii<{ & Mcluerny Putnam W P, mgr W L TunuT Read Sc Shields (L C Read and J Shields), lumber Reed W D, agt N P R R and W U Tel Co Rnein Geo (Hayes & Rhcin) Rickett & Singleton (Alfred Rickett and W H Singleton), Capitol Saloon Ryan J W, liquors and billiards Shields J (Read A Shields) Silvers Ethvard, livery stable Singleton W H (Rickett &, Singleton) SMALLWOOD & ARMSTRONG ( W H Smallwood and J T Armstroug) land and law office SMALLWOOD W H (W H Smallwood & Co), attomey-at-law SMALLWOOD W H ft CO (W H Smallwood and J T Armstrong), pub- lishen 'Sprague Herald" Smith Qeo W, bootmaker Smith J S, physician and surgeon Smith Thomas (Meador & Smith) Souza & Kropke (J M Souza and Wm Kropke), barber shop and baths SPRAQTJE BREWERY, R O Porak Sprague & Fairweather (W W Sprague and W A Fairweather), gen mdso "SPRAGUE HERALD " (weekly), w H Smallwood & Co publishers Sprague Hotel, L D Newton propr Sweitzer F, saloon TURNER W L (Spokane Falls), drug- gist, W P Putuaai manager Villard House, P Jaukson mgr Watt J, saloon White D V, sewing machines and boot- maker White Mrs D V, millinery and dress- making White \V H, saloon Whitehouse L H, druggist Yandell W B, mgr for E Martin & Co, liquor saloon W. M. CHANDLER, SPRAGUE. W. T. CO Real Estate and Insnrance Agent s^ CONVEYANCER, CuUoL'tor, Notary Public 'and Commissioner of IJooJs for Orcj;on. Kilinjfa and Final Proof taken on Government Lund. Inforinati )n gratis, by mail on application. CD !CD CD Dr. P. DENCER, burgeon §entist, Sprague, W. T. CO •m mmm 'nm. WHITK MKOti,, l» A IS Main niid 14 * 1« (lpe«r Mtr««t, Bt. i\ Orvitoii AHh, Mavle and Aider. 1166 WaahiTigton—Sprague. Lands ! Lands ! SMALLWOOD ft ABHSTRONG, t Land and Law Office HOMESTEAD, PRE-EMPTION AND TIMBER CULTURE ENTRIES. ALSO, FTtSTAL PROOF'S MADE AMD niiNOs OK rahioad iavim. Abste^ta mad Pbta of EntriM £• SIZTT TOWITSHIPS. Lands Locatad for Mon-Residents With SSoldicra* HooMtMid UtimrtkUmam, Scrip. Etc. Colleetlons Rroinptly Made, Sprsgtts B#rali9 PUBLISHED EVERY vridaY MORNINO, AT SPRA6UE WA8HIKOTON TERRITORY. BY W. H. SMALLWOOD k CO. SubBcription Price tS.OO per Year, in Advance. Sprfpiie is HMM^uarters of tk« Fend d'OreiUe Diyision of the V. P. £. R. The CkMBpaaj'a Building hmiw alrsadf Coot Over «250,00<5. eI of S 09 s CO flail. TUBGIE t CO .. VENEERS »aiRiB>!tK««. Washington — 8prague-Tac(ma. 1167 NATIONAL HOTEL, BROWN & DAME... PROPRIETORS. SPRAGUE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY. A KEW M©C^B, Coin{or1||bly and neatly furnished and offering the best accommodationB and fare in Sprague. CO SPRING BROOK. Kino Counts . Hopkins M, s aw and pianiug-mill SAAK PSTE&, county commissioner W«bater J M, saw and planing-mills SQUAK. K1N6 CouNTV. A post-ofTice, 20 miles southeast of Seattle. Populatioa 1 20. Smith & Anderson, market T ihbetta Bros, d."»iry and farming TIBHJfiTTS W, general merchandise, postmaster and notary public W«ld Bros, hop raisers STARK'S POINT. Pacific County. A post-office. Birehart (> W, general merchandise Calahan J, general merchandise Mclntire John M, logging Nelson J & Co, coal Nelson O, bootmaker Stark Chas M, blacksmith BTAKK MBS P J. postmistress Walker Samuel, justice of the peace STEILACOOM. PiERCB County. A post, express and telegraph office, 4 miles by stage west of Fairview, a station on the North- ern Pacific R. R. Pf>p>ilati<)n .'{00. Clendenninft Miller, gen mdse Eisenbcis F, general merchandise Gimmel M, saloon Uoodtime \j, general merchandise Harmon H, hotel Light K A, general merchamlise Pinous & I'ochschor, gen mdae Rigney Geo, postmaster RW^luUS E a> general merchandise Rupp H, saloon Shafer ft Howard, brewery Vaughn W D, livery stable STEPHENS. Spokane County. A post-office. BOSTON HENRT. general merchan- dise STEPTOE. Whitman County. A post-office, 15 miles northwest of Colfax. Popula- titfi 35. Comages Geo, attorney Davis James S, general merchandise Harpole M D, justice of the peace and collector MILINE iT) postmaster STERLING. Whatcom County. A post-office. BALL JESSE B, general merchandise and postmaster Hess Chas F, hotel SUMNER. PiKUCK CouN TY. A post-office, 2 miles from Puyallup, a station on Puyallup Branch of Northern Pacific R. R. Boatman Geo, notary public McMillan J, ceueral merchandise R7AN GEORGE, postmaster Smith W W, foundry SUTTON. WnrrMAN County. A post-office. SCOTT N, postmaster TACOMA. PiKRCE County. (See also New Taco- ma). A post aud telegraph office, situated on Puget Sound, 2 miles from New Tacoma the county seat. CO c > 2 O m O O 00 &o S3 nAHUIlUUil LUmilCn* lit.».V, OmtL, Ash. Hickory, Maple, Cherry, eU. LOUIS BRHERMMt CO., Brs^SSSCTfiry. JEmEBS, "Vjgyi?^ 1168 Washington — Tacoma-Tulalip. One of the largest saw-mills on the coast is located here and operated by Messrs. Hanson & Co. The popula- tion of Tacoma is 600. ATKINSON OEO E, superintendent Tac oma Mill EVERSHAM E C> hotel and saloofi, and shipping agency Fanny C Paddock, Memorial Hospital, E F Miles chaplain FABRELL JOHN C, meat market Fuller J N, saloon and livery stsdilo OALT F F. cashier Tacoma Mill HANSON & CO (Chas Hanson), pro- prietors Tacoma Mill and general merchandise Howes S C, justice of the peace Kaufman Meyer, general merchandise Kelly M B, bootmaker LOCSCE B.OBT H> Locke's Hotel and Saloon Miles E F, physician and chaplain F P Memorial Hospital NEITZEL ¥REB, proprietor Tacoma Brewery Roberts W R, tinsmith STEELE MRS J £. hotel 8tone Mrs S A, bakery TACOMA MILL» Hanson & Co pro- prietors, lumber-mill TAYLOR C H, saloon WALTERS A> varieties, meat market and postmaster WHIPPLE A J. druggist Wohlera Frank, barbsr Wolff Louis, general merchandise Zeliusky H, saloon TAXSAS. Whitman County. A post-oiBco. Silcott J E, ferryman STUART W J, hotel and store TELEGRAPH CREEK. Post-oihce Port Townsend. Brierly Samuel, hotel CiUiLBREATH, GRANT & COOK, general merchandise liNiNO. TiiUBSTON CocNTY. A post and tele- graph ofhce; situated on the Northern Pacific U. R., GO miles from Kalama, and at the point where the Northern Pacific is intersected by the Olympia and Cbehalis Valley U. R. (Narrow Ouage). Distance from Olympia 16 miles. BLUMAUER J> genei . merchandise, postmaster and agt W, F & Co BROWNF R, supt O & C V R R Cutting J W, agt Northern Pacific R R Davenport S, cabinetmaker Huston Wm, hotel Wolf Casper, transfer agt THEON. Columbia County. A post-office. Bennet C R, blacksmith Benson J M, carpenter By master J C, bridge builder Ernest F, blacksmith Morgan D, brick masoa SmiUi & ticott, butchers TrtoT)s A S, carpenter WELCH O X, general merchandise WEST D F, postmaster TOLEDO. Lewis County. A post-office. Boyce A J, physician and druggist Burbee E, general merchandise Burbect E & Co, general merchandise Devine C, tinsmith Dunigan M, saloon Koontz J Z, hotel M-irshal W, general merchanflise Marshall & Whittle, gen mdse N.-xItettc H. hoto', millinery and notions O'C'onuer W W, blacksmith Stopper R, bootmaker Wood & Caples, general merchandise TUALCO. Snohomish County. A post-office. Brewster A W, justice of the peace and shingle merchant Hilton John, general merchandise SMALLMAN ROBERT, postmaster Stackpole Ch is, miller liller TUKANNON. Columbia County. A post-ollice, miles northeast of Walla Walla. GRIFFITH C. postmaster 44 TULALIP. Snohomish County. A post-office and Indian Reservation, 15 miles fr')m the county seat (.Snohomish City), is prin- cipally an Indian trading post; 30 milos from Seattle. MOORE E B postmaster, general mer- chandise and trader y«^ ..^ miH. TUGGLE t UP., OAK PLAWK."'g.*8!UV.'.K;' Washington — Tumwater. ll'o9 TUMWATER. Thurstom County. A post-office. A pretty town of 250 inhabitants, situ- ated on the Olympia and Chehalis Valley R. K., IJ miles from Olympia. It possesses two sash factories, a saw- mill, two flouring-mills, a tannery, a water-pipe factory and several other business houses. Biles James & Son (James and C Biles), tannery Brown J L, physician Burlingoma Isaac, water-pipe mfr Gainby James, hotel COOPEE 8 N> sash, door and blind factory Dunlap James, general merchandise EASTMAN C F. general merchandise, postmaster and blacksmith Eastman E H, cabinetmaker and painter ESTERLT B 0> furniture manufac- turer, turning and scroll sawing Flinn John, clergyman (Methodist) Gelbach Geo, flour-mills Johns B W (Mitchell, Johns & Whit- ney, and Mitchell & Johns) Jones P M (Ward & Joues) Kendall B F, door and sash factory Kratz Lawrence, salonu MITCHELL & JOHNS (W H Mit- cliell and B W Johns), lumber-mill MITOTELL. JOmiS & WHITNEY (W H Mitchell, B W Johns and G H Whitney), sash, door and blind fac- tory PIONEER FLOUKING-MILL, Ward & Jones proprietors Prince G S, justice of peace ^^?!l^^TER SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY, s N Coop" proprietor WARD IRA (Ward & Jones) WARD. & JONES (Ira Ward and P M Jones;; llouring-mill Whitney G H (Mitchell, Johns & Whit- ney) Word & Power, flour-mill R. G. ESTERLY, Fnrflitnre Mannf r AND DEALER. Plain. Fancy and Ornamental Turning, and Soroi; Sawing. TUMWATER, W. T. Orders snlicitod and promptly attended to. GO CT> WM. H. MITCHELL. O. H. WHITNEY. B. VV. JOHNS. MITCHELL, JOHNS & WHITNEY, ]II.%.X1;FA€TUREIM ATVD DE.%I " (ios) Ir«a n—wm. ■k TMdta, St*. lltlWillW >UBi. TUffll t CB, HMBWWD mm. "a*J !>B!gi«- ) WaahingUm— Unity-Waitahurg. 1171 UNITY. Paoivic Coumtt. S«e Ilwaco. UTSALADDY. IslamdOodntt. a post-oflSce, 12 miles east of Covoland. Population 200. Jacobs Geo S, book-keeper Puget Mill Co and Pope k Talbot of San Fran- cisco Jorup Peter D, hotel Kinneth A K, justice of peace Puget Mill Co, gen mdse, mill and lum- wr Co VANCOUVER. Clabkb CouMTT. A ]^t and telegraph o£Boe; county seat, situated on Colum- bia River, at tha head of ocean navi- gation. R«achad via 0. K. & N. Co's otMunert, 18 ailasnorth of Portland. Abbott Mra M L, boarding-house Banks Ker L A, alargyman (Methodist) Batem an Albert, sxpressman BXMOV J J> aditor "Vancouver In- depandent" Bloontield k Daniels (N H Bloomfield and W Byron Daniels), attorneys and coanselors-at-law Brewater Wm H, groceriea Burke Joseph, butcher "GaLAXU OOUITT KBQISTIE. " (The), Thurston Daniels publisher DwudoG H, ti nware and hardware SAVnUA THUMTOir, publisher "The Clarke County Register' Delay W H, harneasmaker Dobbins A, dentist Downing H W, contractor and builder Schofield Mrs M, dry goods Slocum E A, hotel Smith J 0, livery stable Smith Randolph, physician Sohns k Sohuele, gen mdse and lumber Stevens Wm C, bakery Steward G H, attorney-at-law Thornton J T, expressman Tinker k MoGough (A H Tinker and Jas McGou^h), painters Vanata k Dwmell, hotel " VAKOOUVER INDEPENDENT " ( The), J J Beeson editor Vancouver Mill and Mfg Co, A Evans pres Wall David, druggist Walsh John H, carpenter and builder Wolf James, wood Wolf Robert, bootmaker WoUenweber Wm, blacksmith and ma- chinist Wictler J J, harness and saddles Wise Mrs A, fancy goods c 3 C > m o VERNON. GARriBLD (JousTT. A post-office. Hudson M R, blacksmith SILXT D Wi general sierchandise and postmaster Durgiu Ct W, groceries Evans A, pres Srancouv Co pres Vancouver Mill and Mfg Florer k Laws, bootmakers Foster k Moore, ferrymen Goes ft Downing, contractors and build- ers Gridley k Whitney, furniture and un- dertakers' goods Uarrell Ro«lney, organs Hazard W C A Co, gen mdse Healcy P Q, druggist, books and sta- tionery Holy Angel's College, Rev P Poaps prin J»ggy John, dry goods and millinery Marsh Samuel, blacksmith Mattson C W, livery stable McCormick James, bootmaker McKinney E T, physician Nerton Frank, livery stable j O'Keane P, saloon Royal J L ft Co, real estate WAITSBURG. Walla Walla County. A post and express office. Is a pretty town of about 300 inhabitants, situated in the fertile Touchet Valley, 19 miles from Walla Walla. The number and pros- perity of its business houses are indic- ative of its favorable location. Aubin N, bootma.^cr Babcock W H, hitel Brink Mrs B H, dressmaker Broiiillet A, blr.cksmith Brouillet Mrs A, millinery Brown Alex, furniture Ruck C F ft Co, hardware and stoves Burgard John, drayman Caklwell J B, barber Cole Geo W, attorney-at-law Col well .Tohn, barber and baths Crawford J V, painter Erwin Charles, agt Wells, Farco & Co and W U Tel Co Hagerty Daniel, saloon Hanaford C R, hotel Hanson L B, att rney-at-law and notary public Harkness ft Kellicutt, planiug-mill Hart Frank, saloon Hart Frank G, livery Hazelton k McCall, 'blacksmiths Hollowell Miss Emma, millinery O O Si O > r O HMBWOOl UMBER. WBlTBiUBOfi, MM.. IS ^k li Mala ud 14 * 1« apewr •ba, iivakcs, Mima, P«lM, MkMfta, etc PI 1 PI CO > 4 z Sii M fl "> k ^ .1 > > 2 ■9 O 3 3 C0 3 O i' ■ (', f.\ UIUISBRHERIIMNJCO.,K ■torjlr.« d 1 .«a«k €!••£■ ll9lllqiitgom8rySt. 1172 Washington — Waitaburg-Walla WcUla. Hudgin J H, ph^aioian Kaup W H, billiards and notioni Kinder Wm, livery stable Kinnear &, WcUer, general merchandise Martin G W, physician McCorkle A, architect Menear W 8, physician Miller D F, brewery • Miiieer W S, justice of the peace and notary public Moorehouse J V, wagonmaker Morgan J W, dru^'giat and varieties Nelson Robert, furniture Powell E L, general merchandise Preston Bros, flouring-mills Sampson John, butcher Shackleford & Kinder, livery stable Shuham H G, harness and saddles Smith W N, boots and shoes, stationery and groceries and postmaster Stuart H M, phynician Stuart H M & Son, druggists Vincent C S, hardware "WAITSBUaGWEEKLTTIMES." C W Wheeler editor and proprietor WHEELER C Wf editor and propri- etor "Waitsburg Weekly Times" Winkler P F, wotchinaker and jeweler WAITSBURG TIMES. C. W. WHEELER. :Sd.itox GizicL ^Proprietor, The TiMKs In in its llfth ycnr of publicatinn, and uniler the niuiia^cmcnt of I'ltoK. C. W. WiiRRi.ER, Su)>crintciii)cnt of Fiililic Instruction for Woithinjfton Territory, is duily inercaiiin'.; it8 circulation. It is devoted to niuttcrx of l'>cal iiitornst and Renoral nown, and Ijoh a lurgc l'>i'ul circulation, busideM bcin^ cxtciiHi\oly circulated throuj^houttlie Territory, and in fact the entire Pacific CooHt. Its lar^e' and increasing' circula- tion mulie:) it one uf tlie \ery be^it iiivdiuni.s for al! ad\ertisenient8. Ad\ertisinK rates made known on |ili<'uti<>n. WALDRON. S. S Buker and J F Boyer), bankers, 1 Main BAKEK D 8 (Baker & Boyer) Baker E F, general mgr Mill Creek Flume and Mfg Co Baldwin Ansel, blacksmith Bales O E, hotel and harnessmaker Bardsley W C (J Dovell & Co) Barrett Jas S, mf r of and dealer in boots and shoes Baner Jose ph, fu rnishing goods, etc BATJllEISTiER M ft £ (Maximillian and Edward Baumeister), barbers and baths, 27 Main Bell Frank, Commercial Hotel Bender W H, saloon BBfiERER CHARLES, editor and proprietur "Walla Walla Watch- 'The Washing. cor Alder and 3d Betx Jacob, Star Brewery BLACK WL. editor tonian," 6 Main Blalock N (I, physician Blewett Mrs L J, dressmaking Bogo Richard, barber Bouchar James S (Wintler & Boucher) Boulon Paul, Exchansje Saloon Bowden Edward, ugt'W U Tel Co Bowles A S (Staver, Walker & Bowles) Bowman F M, plumber and gasHtter Bowman Jerty, barber shop and baths Bowman S L, capitalist Boyd J M, physician Boyer C S (Chapman & Boyer) BOYER J F (Baker & Boyer), county treasurer BRADLEY ft DOHENY (H S Brad- ley and Joseph J D.ilieny), leather, hides and findings, belting and hose. 109 E Main (see adv) BRADLEY H S (Bradley & Doheny) BRECHTEL 0. Walla Walla Steam Bakery, 21 Main (see adv) BRODECK, photographer, 27 E Main BUCHANAN EUGFENE- manager Kuapp, Burrell ft Co's implement warehouse, cor 2d and Alder Buckler Robert (H Schwarz ft Co) Budd .lames E, attorney-at-law BURGESS T T, Saloon " Burgess," 208 Main Bii?h Charles S (O'Donnell & Bush) Calder A W, den tist GARNES & LOWE (W H Cames and W H Lowe), harnessmakers, saddlers and carriage trimmers, 45 E Main Carnes W H (Carnes & Lowe) Caton ft Crowley (N T Caton and D J Crowley), attorneys-at-law Caton N T (Caton & Crowley) CAVANAGH J H (MacKenzie ft Cav- anagh Chadsey James, saloon Chapman ft Boyer (H D Chapman and C 8 Boyer), insurance agts Chapman H D (Chapman ft Boyer) Chase H N, sec and treas W W ft C R R Co, R ft N Co and Baker & Boyer CHILBERG ISAAC, restaurant, 206 Main Churc'i Mrs C P (Dement Bros ft Co) COLEMAN D J, marble works, 10 1st (see adv) Coleman J D, marble works CoUey F C, restaurant COLT MARK F, general merchan- dise, 5 E Main Cooper Charles (Cooper ft Schmuck) Cooper ft Schmuck (Charles Cooper and Louis Schmuck), planing-mill Corooran Richard B, veterinary surgeon, Small Bros' Stable Corson C W (Corson ft Stockwell) 7^ C/3 oo CO CD CO C<^ OO CO CD CD Td > .,"1 3 3 9 UlDnilMinn IIIIIDCD white BBOM , 1» * is Main and 14 4k 16 Mpear nAnOWllUU LIHRDCni Mtreet. «. V. WaKOu lltock. Cabiaet Wooda. etc. OPD miowr Mppua, 1174 WaakingUm^WaUa WtMa. (C w ConoB p»iBt« Eamond ConoB 4 8tookw«U J H 8to«kw«U), painten. and oila and jampuhmatn OOSTOV 8 8* proprietor HooM, cor Rom »nd N 4th Cox J 8, Mcond-hand store Creger Bros (Samuel and Wm Oregtr), clothinff, etc Cropp J F, physician Cross A Jay, watch <» and jewelry Crowley D F (Caton & Crowley), at- torney Cruttenden A F ( Cruttenden k Win- ston) Cruttcnden Mrs S A, millinery Cruttenden ft Winston (A F Crutten- den and J R Winston), ijroceries Cumminirs Amos, county cummiasioner "DAILY EVBHTS," M C Harris pub- lisher, 6 Main "DAILY AKD WEEKLY 8TATEB- MAH>" Frank J Torker editor and proprietor, 9 8d Da niels J H . soda water manufacturer DAVENPORT 8 Bi general insurance agent, 7 N .3d Davis A L & Son (A L and John Davis), agts White machines Davis Chas, varieties Day J H, physician and druggist Day's Block D± Main Dement Bros & Co (F S and F d De- ment, Mrs P N Church and Mrs J D Miller), props Eureka Flouring-Mills, NW of town DODD CHARLES H ft CO (of Port land, Oregon), agricultural imple- ments, W H Dodd agent, cor 1st and Alder DODD WH> agent Charles H Dodd t Co's asriculturrtl implements, cor 1st and Alder Doheny >l J (Doheny ft Marum) DCH]QrT JOSEPH J (Bradley ft Do- heny) Doheny ft Marum (J J Doheny and T C Marum), general merchandise Dolan M B, Imotsaiid shoes DONOVAN JOHN, ^^an Jose House, 324 Main Dooley John (Dooleyft Kirkman) Dooley ft Kirkman (John Dooley and Wm Kirkman), butchers Dorr James, dentist DOVELL J ft CO (Tohn Dovell, W C Bardsley and J U Addison), planing- mill, door, sash and furniture factory, 117 and 12!) K Main Dovell John (J Dovell ft Co) DUSENBERY BROS (Henry and Ja- cob Dusen!)ery and Fred Stencel), general merchandise, 7 Main ID80V ey-bro BF(LMiUrt*IdMHi). coktr and notery MibU«, 4 N itti EiohUr C H (Eiohler 4 Grim) EiohUr 4 Onm (ChariM H Ei L K Orim), grootriM Ennii Chria butehw iohlar amd ' Ot proprietor Waah- inj|{toii Brawwy, h««a of E Main De- 121 Erwm JesM M, expreasman EUmiB:AlLOU£fNa MILLS. mant Bros 4 Co, NW of town EVBE8S B W. furniture, eto, and 123 Main (se e adv ) EXCHANGE HOTEL, s A Slooomb proprietor, 507 and 509 Main (see adv) Falconer 8 H, lumberyard Faucotte John, waeonmaker Faulkner Stephen, lumber Feld man Moritz (Stott ft Feldman) FIRST NATIONAL BANK (THE). Levi Ankeny president, H E Johnson cashier, Paine s Building FitzGerald E P, hardware Fossati Dominico (Vaudoit ft Fossati) Foster T H (Kees, Winans ft Co) Gardner F A (W H Kent ft Co) Garvin James, cigars, tobacco, notions, etc Gaston John, lodgings George J C C, Ohio Lodging-House Glastord Wm, planing-mill Gleim George, brewery Goldman Bros (Albert and Mark (Gold- man), clothing, hats, etc Grim L K (Eichler ft Grim) (iross J M (Gross ft >VairKoner) GROSS ft WAGGONER (J M (im,^ and J W Waggoner), agricultural im- plements, .SO and 32 Main, cor S^l G uichar d Itolph. probate judge GTJNDERSEN OTTO, furniture fin- isher; all kinds of furniture paiutttl and repaired, and paperhanging, '23 Alder GUTHRIDGE B G. butcher, 128 Main Hamilton T J, capitalist Hanson L B, a» omey-at-law Harris H A, blHcksmith HARRIS M C. publiaher "Daily Events," l>ook and job printer, (> Main Harter Bros (Gustave and Anton), m- loon Hawley E B (E B Hawley ft Co) HAWLEY E B ft CO (E B Hawky and James Magann), carriage painters, 113 E Main (sue adv) HERMAN J S. Lion Brewery, cor Alder and 3d HERRIFF E L (Johnson ft Herri if), business manager Walla Walla Union Hess J, bootmaker Hessey Mrs B C, milliner and dress- maker CO ■ CO CO CO CO oo C9 CD CO U U. C3 (0 z HMDWOOO LUMBER, K^J^Vc IS * IS Kate a«« 14 * l«fk!>«ar ■■terT»p«, ll[««rel Pmts. Balnsiera. mEII.Tim£ICI,«gCBIH8IIMHMtfltt&5taBL?^ Wa^imgUm^WaUa WaUa, im 3. >0 Hogdboom Hifm, blMksmith HobiM H E. dragoiH HowMd Hcwrj, Muoon How*- — , bookbin dw HOWl JAIPIE. bookbinder, Ken- n edy'i Building HOWILL 8 P, Pony Saloon. 15 Alder Hongato O A (WelU k Uunsate) Hyda lira F C, Chicago (kessmaker, Day'a Block Hyda W A, homeopathic physician, 4 Day'a Block Irwin S O, county commissioner laaaoa H P, propr North Pacific Mills laaaca J C. sec Walla Walla Water Co laham A E, attomey-at-law Jacobs Jamea A (Jacobs & Stine) Jacoba R ft 8, collectors Jacobs Samuel, count y assessor JA00B8 ft STINE (James A Jacobs and Wm H fStino), book and news de- pot, 7 E Main JOHNSON H E> cashier The First National Bank JOHNSON ft HJSRRIFF (l' B John- son and E L Hurrifi), publishers ••Walla Walla Union," bookbinders and pr inters, 25 ^ E Main JOHNSON P B (Johnson k Herriff), editor Walla Walla Union" Jones £ W (Marshall, Jones k Roberts) Jones M F, second-hand goods, 26^ E Main ^^^ JONES WTTiLTAM. agricultural im- plementJ, cor 'Jd a nd A lder KASEBERG C HENRT. wagon- maker, cor 2d and Alder Kasper Jacob (Rudee &. Kasper) KEHOESAXUEL. Washington Brew- ery Saloon, cor Alder and 4th Kelling Diedrich, saloon Kellogg E 8, homeopathic physician Kennedy James K, attomey-at-law Kent W H (W H Kent & Oo) KENT W H ft 00 (W H Kent and F A Gardner), dealers in new and second-hand furniture, be county sur- veyor LOGAN B (Logan & Picper) LOGAN ft PIEPER (0 B Logan and John Pieper), gror-er.es, 12 WL Long D C & Co, drayers and forwarders LORENZEN A L, agent L K a Smith wholesale cigars, cor Main and N 4th Lowe W H (Cames A Lowe) Lowry John, feed stable Ludwigs Geo, watchmaker and jeweler Lutcher Jacob, saloon Lux John, blacksmith Mabry T S, cabinetmaker and under- taker Mack C H, dentist MACKAT ALEX (Plants k Mackay) MACKENZIE R B (MacKcnzie & Cavanagh) MACKENZIE ft CAVANAGH (R B Mac Kenzie and J U I'avanagh), farm implements, (t Main Magann James (E B Hav.ley & Co) Marion A N, physician and surgeon Marshall, Jones & Roberts (VV H Mar- shall, E W Jones, and J L Roberts), Walla Walla Foundry Marshall W H (Marshall, Jones & Rob- erts) (0 c > o m o o era JC/i c/t cy. C/3 c/> HMDWOOO LUMBER, WHITE BROi»„ ISA IS Mai* •«« 14 * !• Spew lit, N. r. Oak. Aah, Hickory, Maple, Okerry. ete. lOUISBRItVERIIMN£CO..K „ j«rIlnK SllverMra** •nA Vreii«h Clovk.M, ll9MonteotnerySi CO c si li I a 1176 Washington — Walla Wclla. TSARTTS MARSHALL, blacksmith, machinery repairer, horseshcer, etc, 209 Main Martin Wm (McNeil & Martin) Murum T C (Doheny & Marum) Marx &. Co (Francois Marx taid J Al Waddle), liquors and cigars Marx Franc ois ( Marx & Co) MATJZET HENRY 6, physician and surgeon, office and res 2(1, bet Aider and poplar McAulifif James, lumber McCalley A & Son (Arthur and Robert McCallcy), Standard Flouring-Mills McCurdy J R, cigars, tobacco, iruit etc MoKennon — -, Rising Star Flouring- Mills McLean R N, groceries, provisions and crockery, 18 E Main McNTeil John A (McNeil & Martin) McNeil & Martin (John A McNeil and Wm Martin), groceries McPhail Alex S, bootmaker Mill Creek Flume and Mfg Co, E F Baker general manager MILLER D A, reporter "Walla Walla Union " Miller Mrs J D (Dement Bros & Co) Milla Charles, millinery goods MITCHELL J B, barber shop and baths, *28 K Main opp City Hall Moke Paul, taih)r Montague J B, saloon Moore Alex, saloon Moore M C, pres Mitt Creek Flume and Mfg Co MORRILL G JSTAVUS A, feed sta biea and woud yard, 127 Main (see adv) Morrison C F.. carpenter and builder MORRISON E H, register U S Laud Office, 3 E Main Mosgrove Thomas, wagonmakcr Muntinga Job\i (E M Aeils St Co) North Pacific; Mills, II P Isaacs propr O'Donnell & Bush (Wm C''Donnell and Charles S Bush), haruwa.'o, stoves and tinware O'Donnell Wm (O'Donnell .2'. Bush) Olsen Alvin (Olson & Knudso.i) Olsen A Knudsea (Alvin Olsen and Ja- cob Knudsen), restaurant OREGON IMPROVEMENT 00, T n Tannatt general agent, cor N 4wh and Main Paine Bros (Frank W and John G Painsji, oanitalists P.aine'k) Building, cor 2d and £ Main Pain ter JW C, co unty auditor PARKER FRANK J. editor and pub- lisher of daily and weekly " States- man," 9 3d Patterson C M (Patterson k Piercv) land attorney Patterson Charles M, land lawyer Patterson & Pierce (C ^I Patterson and A Pierce), gas works Pearson Bros (A P and P P P'larson), groceries PERKINSON JOHN E, proprietor Western Hotel, 430 Main Picard John, undertaker and undertak- er's goods PIP?ER JOHN (Loga I & Pieper) Pierce A (Patterson & Pierce) PLANTS & MAGKAY (W D Plants and Alex Mackay), wholesale and re- tail grocers, 225 Main PLANTS W D (Plants & Mackay) PORTER H M (H M Porter & Co), 25 £ Main PORTER H M & CO (H M Porter and C H Whitnoy), sfroves, tin and hardware, 25 E Main Prendergast T F, bakery and groceries P yle i l, Aurora Restaurant QUINN THOMAS, saddlery and har- ness, 4 Main Reed Abx, receiver U S Land Office Reed G K, saloon Reed W H, money broker Rees It R (Rees, Winans «k Co) REES. WINANS & CO (R R Rees. W P Wiuans and T H Fostej), gen- eral merchandise and grain, \ and 3 E Mail Reid Alex, receiver U S Land Oflloo Roberts J L (Marshall, Jones & Roberts) Robinson T J, constable Judge Laman's Court ROSE CHiiRLES. saloon (San Fran- cisco Beer Hal!), 110 Main Rudei; ii, Kasper (Wolff Rudee and Ja- cob Kfisper), dry goods and clothing Rudee Wolff (Rudee fc Kasper) ST LOdlS HOTEL. Henry Kohlhauft proprietor St Vincent's Academy, Sister Oliver Buperioress SAll JOSE HOUSE, John Donovan DK-prietor, 324 Main Pen muck L ouis (Cooper & Schmuck) SCHNEBLY MRS M A, millinery, ladies' suits and dressmaking, 12 3d Scholl Andrew, butcher SCUULER JO^T. boot and shoemaker And dealer in leather and findings; repairing promptly and neatly ('.oue, 122 Main Schnltz F W, saloon S chama ch er Allw rt, saloon SCHiniACHER CARL, guns and ammunition, gaosmith, etc, 113 Marn (sec adv) SOHWABACHER BROS ft CO (Si; moud, Abraham, And Louis Schwai acher), general merchandise and grain dealen, 24-28 Main £8 < I C 5 PRISON CEILS. H^'ssrsTiar.r^:! X'tUim NUniNG t SON. >ILEN TUGGIE t GO. Paciffc Coast Hani Woods •&S¥,SK£,S'- I Washington — W^lla Walla. 1177 Schwarz Adolph, saloon SCHWARZ H A CO (Hironimua Schwarz and Robert Buckler), restau- rant, (;or 3d and Alder Schwarz Hironiinus (H Schwarz & Co) Sfil Nicholas, boots and shoes and boot- maker SHAMSROOK ALFRED, dyeing and cleaiiinii, lOA 1st SHARPSTEIN B L & J L, attomeys- at-law, Paine's Buililiug Shaw L F A, city clerk and insurance agt Sherwood W F, agt Singer Mfg Co Short Edward; cigars, tobacco, etc Short J H & J S, livery stable Simonds H (Simonds & Young) Sinionds & Youiisr (H Simonds and H S Young), paints and oils Sloan T W, physician SLOCOMB S A. proprietor Exchange Hotel, 507 ::'id SUi) Main (see adv) SMALL ALBERT, proprietor Stiue House, cor 4th and Main Small David W, livery stable rear of post-office Smi.ll Ira, lumber dealer, Stine House Small & Miller, city carriages Small & Miller (D \Y Small and James Miller), hacks Smith Ezekiel, carriage and wagon- malcer Smith Mrs H T, dressmaker SMITH L K G (A L Lorenzen agent), wholesale and retail cigars and to- bacco, cor main and N 4th STAHL JOHN H, City Brewery and >\ holcsale and retail liquor dealer, '2d. nr Birch (see adv) Staver (i W (Staver, Walker t Bowles) STAVER, WALKER & BOWLES (G \V Staver, W H Walker and A S Bowlos), agricultural ii iplemeats, wagons and c;)rriaL!es, 42-4(3 E Main STENGEL FRED"(i>usenbery Bros), 7 Main Stevenson Eady, homeopathic physician and surgeon STINE HOUSE, Albert Small propri- etor, cor 4th and Main Stine Wm H (Jacobs & Stine) STINE WM, pofctmaster, 7 E Main Stockwell J H (Corson & Stockwell) . Stone Frank, liquors Stott & Feldman (Robert Stot<:. find Moriiz Feldman), crockery, etc Stott Robert (Stott & Feldman) STRAIGHT Z K« importer and deal«r in tine watches, jewelry and silverware, Sractical watchmaker and jeweler, 1 19 Iain, above Stine House (sign of city clock) Strobel Joseph (Kowitz & Strobel) Sutherland G H, supt Gas Works CO TANNATT T R, general agent Oregon improvement Co, cor N 4th and Main TAYLOR J E, pianos and organs, 22 E Alder Tay or Thomas, candy factory TELLIER ADOLPH, restaurant, lOG Main (eo iidv) Thacker Miss Sarah, Commercial School " THE BURGESS," T T Burgess, 208 Main Thompson T, stoves, tinware and hardware THOMPSON GEORGE T (Allen & Thompson), attorney Thompson George T, prosecuting at- torr.ey Thompson James B, sheriff TURKEY THOMAS, livery, feed and sale siuble, E Main above the bridge TWIST SALEM, ^arber shop. 15 3d UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, E H Morrison register, Alex Jieed re- ceiver, 3 E Main Upton C B & Wm H, attorneys-at-law Vaudoit & Fossati (F A Vaudoit and Dominico Fossati), restaurant Vaudoit J A (Vaudoit & Fossati) Waddle J Al( Marx & Co) Waggoner J W (Gross & Waggoner) WALKER COLUMBUS, dealer in watches and jewelry and watchmaker and jeweler, lOi Main Walker W H "(Staver, Walker & Bowles) "WALLA WALLA UNION" (daily and weekly), Johnson & Herriff pub- lishers, P B Johnson editor, and E L Horriff business myr, 25i E Main " WALLA WALLA WATCHMAN" (weekly), Charles Bcsserer, editor and proprietor, cor Alder and 3d Walla Walla Water C!o, J C Isaacs sec Ward Michael B, county commissioner WASHINGTON BREWERY, Albert (t Ernst proprietor, head of E Main "WASHINGTONIAN ' (THE) (Sun- day weekly), W L Black editor, 6 Main (see advertiaemei-t) Waterman A B, carpenter nnd builder WELLS, FARGO & CO, E B Whit man ageit, 4 Eal^t Main Wells & Huugate ( W B Wells /t C A Hungate), draygisfcs Wells W B (Wells & Hungate) Wertheimer Mrs R, dressmaker WEST JAMES, dealer in gun&, pistols, ammunition and tishing tackle; also gunsmith (.nd machinist WESTERN HOTEL, John E Perkin- aon proprietor, 430 Main Wheelan James, harnessmaker and sad- dler Wheeler — , agt Wheeler & Wilson S M Co oo oo GO CD GO mm I iti 1 HARDWOOD LUMBER. 76 WIIITK UROM., i:t A li> Main nn'i 14 A Ht, », ¥ Buiit MtbKn1la».4>t«>.,ftor an OrA^ra. I § J GO H iC H CO .'5 H l". H it m i o 1178 IFas/tinf/Zon- — Walla Walla, Wheeler W, county supt public schools Whelau & Applegato (M C Whelan and T H Applegate), groceries Whe lan M C (Whelaii & Appleiate) WHITMAN E B (Lacy & Whitman ), justice of tho peace and notary pub- lic, agfc W, F & Co anil agnut Utah, . Id-tho and Oregon Stage Co WHITNEY C H (H M Porter & Co), 22 E Main Williams E J, saloon AVilliams Itobert, varieties Wilson John B, city surveyor Winans W F (Kee^ Winai)S & Co) WINCHESTEE F E, photographer, 9^ Ibt Wind ¥ H, saloon Wiiigard Samut-l 0, judge 1st judicial di.tVM. Mriciiial K(liloi*ialM,M|>io> I^m-uIm, And is tlie only iSiti d.iy ]iaper in the uity or uas', of the Mountains. W. H. CARNES. W. H. LOWE. Maimfactiii'orM mil Dualurx in all kituls of Harness, Saddles. Bridles, "Wiiips, Eobos, Brushes, Etc. Carriage t Buggy Trimming a Specialty. *«i.??eMyj-a ^ »i a^j^a^^M»» Ho|iaii*inff Fruniptly F.xfcuted. '*»iiN.' ^^J^af!:^^'''^^'*''* " mi.i.s I'AYAitiK Tin; first or ka( u month 45 East Main Street, Near Bridipe, Walla Walla, W. T. &0 ■to ■ CO cm cs C3 •as en • 1 CO VJUI CO CJ Li. £3 Q. CO o on CUVIN HUHiNG i SOU, *"" ?^ol^X«.«£Lf V*auK\Ye!«^ **• Ji Z o o ^ Washington — Wa'la Walia. 1179 WALLA WALLA Marble Works* D. J. COLEMAN, Manufacturer <»f (American nnd Italian,) And all Kinds ol Marlils Work. WAM^.%. WAIiLA , W. T. isTTiJccs the most i cn.si luiLlo of uiiy hou6« this sir'.o of San Ftanciseo. All onlcru in-omrtly filled and satisfaction yuainnteud. C. F. CEA.I^^T, mmMQt r, ^ Kff< !.*4*»«J AND DEALER IN I^liiml>ei*«' IVIaterials. steam, Water rnd Gas Pipes and Fittings, Fi:nip«, Vilves r.nd Cocks, Steum and Water Gua;,'e.s en Glas^e'', Oilers, Hose, Bfcltiiiy, Il-ite Pi)ius and Conna-tions. Aycnt for Stiiau) I unijis. Hydraulic Kunis and nil liinc's of Macliinory. >^»l)oi iliiations Made", Conuacts Fi'.lud, and all Woil? Guaianteed. N. n. • I'inc Cutting: dme ti) order, all wir.os from } to 4 inclics. I. CHILBEEG Proprietor. Tlie Model Restanraiit of tlie Nomwest. Sample Room for Commercial Trade. Furnished liooms in Connection. Open at all Hours. 206 Main Street, Walla Walla. Manufacturer am' Der.ler in FURNITURE, BEDDING, UPHOLSTERY GOODS. Window Shades, Picture Frames, MoldingH. etc., «;tc. 121 and 128 Main St. , above Stine House, WALLA WALLA, W. T. rr OKDERS F!WM A DISTANCE PKOMI'TLY ATTENDED TO. (iTl 1180 Washington — Walla Walla. Wmllm Wmllm Wal®&9 p. B. JOHNSON, Editor. (DAILY AND WEEKLY.) Establitihed, IMtftt. E. L. HERUIFF, Manager JOHNSON & H^RRIFF. - - Proprietors. The Union is devoted to the interests of Eastern Wasliington and Orejfon, and is the largest and best paper publislied East of tiie Cascade Mountains. DAILY, 810 PER'ANNUM. WEEKLY, S3 PER ANNUM. SAMPLE COPIES FREE. Ad«lrv8s, THE VlHIOIIir, Walla Wnlla, W. T- A complete Job Printing and Book Binding establish ment connected with theOffice, WALLH urn WHTGliS, A paper Rich, Rare, and Racy. Devoted to the advanrenont aud Inters*! of the Country. Has The Largest Circulation Of any paper published in Washingti>n Territory, and is solid. Chadless Besswerei', Editor and Proprietor. BRADLEY & DOHENY, WIIOLKSALE DEALEIIS IN LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS, Belting, Packing, Hose, Lace Leather, Harness and .Saddlery, Hardware, Carria^rc Trim- ming's, etc., etc., 109 East Main Street, Walla Walla, W. T. Cash Paid for Hides, Furs, Pelts, Wool, Etc. E. B. HAWLEY. JAMES MAGANN. E. B. HAWLEY «k Co., Ornamental Carriage and Wagon Painting, 113 East Main Street, AValla Walla. We arc prepared to execute artistic work sent to UH from any |)art of the Country. EXCHANGE HOTEL, 607 and 500 Main, between 7th and Sth Sts., WALLA WALLA, W. T. S. A. SLOCOMB, Proprietor. Board and Room from ¥1.00 to •?1..'J0 per day. Single Meals, 25 cents. First-Class in Evory Respect. Newly Refitted and \efurnislicd. Perfect Satis- faction Uuiiranteed. r^TNO CHINESE EMPLOYED.tNTl BON TON RESTAURANT, B. SCHWASZ & CO. Frocritliirs. Corner Tliird and Alder Streets, WAIiliA WAIiliA. W. T. The Most Popular Restaurant in the City. Ta- bles Liberally Supplied with every Deli, cacv, in Season. aXeals 50 Cents, Three for *1 ; By the Week. M-SO. C. SCHUMACHER, Dealer in Gnns, Aininnnition, Fisliing TacuC. lie. All l^inds of Repairing Piomjitiy Done. Main Stjpp. St. Loots Hotel, Walla Wdli i !WS«- nm Washington — Walla Walla. 1181 Gh- ^^. DyCOKIRXLni., f fmilmi^fmi DEALER IN Wood, Hay, Grrain and Teed. Contracts Made to Supply Wood to all parts of the City. 427 Main St., cor. 7th, Walla Walla. Established 1801. Bnlwsed Itmi. T o Advertise rs, THE COUNTY AWD CITY OFFIClAIi WEWSPAPER. Office Daily and Wf.f.kly Statesman, Walla Walla, W. T., April 10, 1882. Gentlf.men: The circulation of the Statesman is much laifjer than any other newspaper in the Great Northwest Interior, and extends from tide-water on Puget Sound to the most remote settlements on the Pacific Slope of the Kncky Mountains, besides a large incidentnl subscription list embracinjj; nearly every State and Territory in the Union. In the neiyhborins State of Oregon, which adjoins Walla Walla County, and which to nil intents and purposes is an inteyral part of this Territory, the circulation is very lur^c. In Idal)o Territory the same. In order to con\ince you of the fact of the circulatioirbeing larger than any other Newspaper published here, I append the following certificate from the Postmaster at this place. F. J. PARKER, EJitor and Publisher. Walla Walla, W. T., March 30, 18S2. I hereby certify that the circulation of and the amount of postaije paid on the "Walla Walla Statesman" from tliis office exceeds tliat of any otlier newspaper published in this city or county. WIMJAM STINi;, Postmaster. jojHisr II. sta.h:le. Manufacturer of the Celebrated Stahle Beer and Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer. Orders receivcl and promptly filled from all parts of the Country. Second Street, South of Birch, Walla Walla, W. T. ,4ni'i5i!llp?'l;ti munm ii nm ? ,!i|||j| ADOLrH TELLIER Propr. 100 Main, (abov e St. Louis Hotel), A^^alla \% iiUa, >V. T. gi; The Best Cooking in tlie City. Meals at all Hours. OYSTKRS is .SEASON. S^M lit DKNIEIHORCROSSJICO., miitnrjr OooAn, TCeciillaii, 4^tr« ftor all OrA»r% Manoiilr! 'r«iutil<*, No. O Post Utreet, M. F. 1182 WasJdmjton — Walla ]VaUa-Wliite River, ALFRED 6HAMBROOK, Walla Walla ChemicaJ Steam m I Gin woEES, No. lOJ First St., next door to D. J. Coloman's MRiblo Shop, WALLA WALLA, W. T. Sillf, Vel/et, Woolen M Mixed Goo0.s Cleaned and Dyed in avy Shade or Cdor. Furs, S'.ia-Ali, BLviikotj an 1 Foatliorj Cbanod and Uyui. Carpots of ill kind^ (. Itiaiio t iind Mauet.il)Dk Liko No.v. Trio (.K'aniiij; of Gout,'.i tl ithinar a Spoiul:y. .'-11 W.nk djno after the Boit French and Oe.-man Methods, and Warranted. WASHOUGAL Clarke Counts. A post-office, 30 miles jioitheast of i'ortlu id Uy O. If. & N. Go's stenmera. Populaiivii oO. Brown F, hotel, saloon and p; i'lter Carpenter F, ccueial nieichandiso DUa^ilN J E C, po.tm iscer md gcn- cal inuroliaiidirc Fldiil O, bootmaker Holm Jolin, .blucksniilh Kersey A A, car[)eiitcr and cabinet- maker and meat miiikct .Shadier S, hurnesa WASHTUCNA. Whitman Couvirr. A post-office. BAS3ETT G W, postmaster b WATERFORD. Wakiakum County. A poat-nffico, on C •liimliia Ikiver, 5 mi.'cs oast uf Cutli- laniet. l*opulaliim 75. r>rown Sam, saloon IJutler A, saloon Cirdwoll (ico II, general mdso Kaili-y JjK.j.'ii, painter IIap;;c)()d & C'l, halmiiii packers L iwson Henry, physician .Men/t .lake, saliinii ,\la 81) Jolm T, attornoy-atlivw Nul.son Itev Nicimlas. ckrj/yman Nj.-e .1 H, cattle dealer STiNLER R R. postmaster Wheatoii Ly, saloon WAVERLY. .SroK ANi; Coi'.NiY. A post-office. FARN^WORTH C 0. I- tel FARMSWORTH ELLEN, poatmis- t reas WENAS. Yakima Countv. A post-offico. Denton E, mason Hecox N ii, carpenter llenson Jas A, saw-mill •lorden Thos, carpenter L'liumire &Pollaid, gon mdso McGlotiilcn CL, carpenter iMiGlotlilen U W, saw-mill McGlothlen T li, plasterer O'lVeal C O, carpanter PTJRDIN JAOIES H. postmaster, sta- tionery and notions PURDTH LEE. clerk with J H Purdin IMionur .)<>sj[ih, s.tw mill •Sinclair Thos, carpenter and an- WHATCOM. Whatcom Countv. A post-office; conn' ty seat, on the eastern shore of Bel- liu;;ham B:iy; reached by steamers. Boyd R B, physician CLOTHIER H, connty auditor reconler Colony Washington, milling Conoley .T, saloon Conover HO, saloon Coupe W T, cjunty treasurer CrandallG N, coroner Dement (I D, physician Do«)is H I', c )unty eominiasionor FOUTS W H, iiotel, iioslmas' • pnintcndc it of schools and ,{;ji>... al nurchani iij Gilkiy F E, connty commissioner Hcnderjon D It, connty commissioner Inks iMisj Anni<', hotel Jenkins .ioiin, hotel Julian (jus, transportation and forward- ing Mcl'horson M, proj ^^ ashlngton Colony O'Briun I'ardon, saloon O'l.nu.iilin J, NJK'ntl'and assesaor I{.S, real estate agent >is'i()-i W S, gdtii rid niLTc'liainlirfo STEINWEa W L & CO, (W i. and C «• .Stciuweu), ijeneial merci.aadiiu Stewiiit II B. suivuyipr I'lioint on A \V, iiliysieian .mid drn^^^jist Ultcr Win .A, physician and dentist W'adliir.'^ion Colony, M iMcl'hetsjn pres, R iw and llouii ii/-nt lis Whitj 11 J, pr b.ite jud.^o WHITE RIVER. KiNiilai' U'ln • ll>iiirou«. It poitmnster Pennington J L, c D-peiiter IMioades & Co, saw-mill liosteii O C, brickl ycr Spanker .Iiiliii, gun and locksmith .Stevens C M. saw-mill Stevens M C, machinist Whiteside , physician WOODARD S LANDING. Pacific County. A post-office. Dolan Jolin, blacksmith DRISSLER BROS, general merchan- dise DRISSLER JACOB, postmaster «iit!sy Scba.siiaii, county commissioner Whitcom H J, hotel (0 c c > Lewis County. A post and telegraph oiHc", oil the Northern Pacific 11. IJ. (I'aciHc Division), 5J miles southeast of New Tacoma and 13 miles south of Chehalis. WOODINVlLLE, KiN'G CouNTV. A i).ist-()tilce. Aderson Aiulrcw, farmer Calkins A L, farmer Greankaf 8 C, firmer Jederlmlni Mr^, farmer IV'terson Mrs Artiiur \Voo general merchandise, dry goods, aniatarit postmaster \vi:i:ki-y aiigus, i ( daily edition, IvstubliaKc.l I'ob. 1871 ( ) Commeiucd June "82 will arcoiii]ilish wuiulcis. Tl.c Piipt ^oiiiiil Daily f WeeMy Arps Aic last jni ill iny forwaril to the front lanks of Was' inj;t'in Tcnit'.ny juiinali-ini. The Weekly is in its Thirteenth V(iume, and is a ."i-colmnn quaito, I.Ue.l with c.iitmiiil, 1 ):nl, shippin}; anii lonuiicriii.l news, telo:;iaph news, items, miscel- lany; in fa to eiytliin;; that goes to make up a tirst-i lass nowsiiaper. Si lisciiiiTiON— Weekly, iS per year in a(i\aii:c; parts of a year at same late; Daily, by CD o o UftOnUinnn IIIIIDCD WIIITRIIIt<»S!».i:t« 1.>llaiiianill4«:l«Mpear nAnUrVUUU LUlTiDLn» ts^t H. F. ^rou^kU'i'ToiM, Nctvel Posts, JUalnstera, ' 60 LomsBBWEBitiN i m,sXrtsTssss.vj&^ruA liigarr 1184 British Columbia. BRITISH COLUMBIA. Bee. also. List of Towns Received Too Late for Regular Insertion. Thn Province of British Columbia is the extreme Xorthwest of the American British possessions. Although explored by Captain Vancouvei- on behalf of Eng- land in 1792, nd iminediivto results, as re^urda any attempt to colonize, followed, until the Hudson Buy Company sent a party to Victoria in ISIS. This party built a fort and laid the foundation of u very important tradinu post. The Company obtained a grunt of the island (Vancouver) from the British Government six years later. The corporation had at the same time possession of the main-land, under charter and conditions. On the termination of the grant, which had been for ten years, the British Parliament constituted British Columbia ana Vancouver a Crown Colony. By 1858 there were supposed to bo 20,000 miners in the countrj', and a complete colonial system wan organized, with James Douglas as Governor. Subsequently the muin-land and Vancouver became united. In 1871 the system of Crown Colonies, as regards the British possessions in Nofthwestern America, passed away, on tho admittance of British Columbia into the Canadian Confederation, and tlius ended the first part of the history — by no nieims an uneventful one — of tho youngest British colony in tho New World. We predict a brilliant future in store far tliis beautiful region. With a jtcnial climate, un acreage of 'iOD.OUO square miles, a wealtli of island, coast, wo dland, pastoral and mountain scenery ; with inexhaustible mineral and forest treasures ; with beautiful rivers, spacious bays and land-locked harlx rs, forming a sealioard for trade that is unsurpassed, this Province presents inducements alike to capi- talists, miners, merchants, artists, tourists, farmers and artisans, such as no per- son with an eye on the Pacific Coast region should disregard. The country has had innumerable drawbacks, chief among which has iK-en the (iilficulty of communication witii her home market. Her hopes are >:ua- Hxed on tlie greac transcontinental railroad, which approaches nearer day by day, and which will peiiple the country with settlers, hasten its developuiesit and create' and transform cities on the gulf and great river as if by magic. Then also will the river and liorbor advaniages of tho Province become many times more valuable. There is a general bisincss revival in British Columbia as the annexed extract from the Victoria Vo'.onUl. of June '.), 1881, shows: — ",ln spite of the gloomiest forebodings, business interests are surely and stiadily reviving. The work8hoi)3 are nearly all busy. In some blanches suitable hands are not obtainable, and the fulftllment of orders is somewhat delayed in eon^e- <{uence. In the wholesale trade there is an active in(iuiry for goo the maw-land has caused the gratifying change which it affords us much plonaure to note. It has placed ready money in the hands of the interior producer. It has given the trader the wheievithal to wipe old scores from the slate, and has infused new life into many channels that previously suffered from stagnntion." We may commend the steamer li. P. Sithet of the Pioneer Line, for a trip up the Frasor River. Slie leaves Victoria for Yale and way-ports twice a week and affords excellent accommodations and fare, which are so esaontial to the trav- eler if he would enjoy grand scenery. OVVieiAKi DIRECTORY. Hon. C. F. Cornwall Lieut. -Governor Capt. R. G. Tatlow Private Secretary Hon. Robert Beaven President Executive Council Hon. Frederick Williams Speaker Legislative Assembly Hon. Sir M. B. Begbie Chief Justice Hon. H. P. P. Crease Puisne Judge Hon. J. H. Gray Puisne Jiulgo Hon. J. F. McCreight Puisne Judge (Cariboo) Hon. G. A. Walkem Puisne Judge Hon. J. W. Trutch C. M. G. Agent Dominio'i Governnieut Hon. W. 0. Hamley Collector of Customs R. Wallace Inspector of Pust-ofiices and Postmaster Victoria P. Revely Dominion Agent Murine and Fisheries A. C. Anderson Inspector of Fisheries INLAND REVENUE. C. T. Dupont Inspector H. B. Good Collector Lieut. -Colonel Powell, M. D Superintendent Indian Department Hon. T. Basil Humphreys Provincial Secretary and Minister of Mines Hon. Robert Beaven Minister of Finance and Agriculture J. McB. Smith Provincial Auditor Hon. R. Beaven Chief Commissioner Lands and Works Department W. S. Gore Surveyor Gencr;il Hon. L. R. Hett Attorney General H. B. W. Aikman Rccistrar General of Titles J. C. Prevoat Registrar Supreme Court C. C. McKen/.ie Superintendent of Education Charles Todd Superintendent of Police J. Phillips Superi itendcnt Asylum of the Insane, New Westminster A. J. Mouat Assayer and Miller (Assay Office, Cariboo) A. Dick Inspector of Coal Mines (Nanaimo) A. W. Vowell Gold Commissioner (Cassiar) Government AoKNTS. — H. Fry, Cowichan ; M. Bray, Nanaimo; W. Dinewall, Comox ; J. C. Hughes, New Westminster; W. Dewdney, Yale; F. Hussey, Lytton ; C. Phair, Lilloet ; F. Sane«, Clinton ; G. C. Tunsftxll, Kamloops ; T. McK. Lambly, O'Kanagan ; W. Ternie, Kootenay ; J. Bowron, Cariboo ; W. Stephenson, Forks of (iuesnellc River. ^ GO GO cy> CD c/> ALKILI LAKE. Cariboo District. A post-office. Bowie W H, stock raiser Rosettio Joe, dairy, farmer and stock raiser ASHCROFT. Yale District. A post-office. Barnes J C, farmer and stock raiser Biddard J, farmer CORNWALL BROS, farmers and stock raisers Crag John, farmer and stock raiser Dowling J, hotel and farmer Kirkpatrick J, farmer and s:iw-mill Minnaberriet A, farmer and stock raiser Ward U, farmer BARKJERVILLE. A post-offiice, 380 miles fi:om Yale. Bibby John, hardware, stoves and tin- C/3 CO CD ware UtnnUinnn IIIMDCD white HKOM.. 1» a is Main ami 14 J HAnDnUUU LUmDtn, »t, «. W. lluns. »pokes. Rims, Poles. « iS. etc. MASONIC OTTTFITS, •l<»«lrtsr 43 John, physician Dtilora Ned, wood dealer Denny Joseph, saloon Evnns Itnfns, hotel and restaurant Ododson Jolin, baker House Charles, saloon Kflly Andrew, hotel Knoit John, contractor nnd builder Mason & J >aily, butchers, gen mdso and traders MoWHA ft McALlNDER. general nicrcliaudiso McL'rei^ht J F, pniaiio judge judicial toiie James, postmaster and telegraph •operator Widker Samuel, saloon and trader Watt Hugh, lioiepital pliysici.iu BIG BAR CREEK. Cariboo Distkict. A post-office. HATJ^H R JOSEPH, postmaster 09 BRIDGE CREEK. Caricoo District. Post-offi^p Clinton. A trading-post on the CiU-iboo Wiigon IkCoil, i 1 the centre of a scttleniuiit chuily oinploycd in stack-raidin;^ and biittL'r-nukiiig. HAMILTON TH03 M. general mer- chuudteu uail *i'udcr CACHE CREEK. Yale Di.sTRicr. from Yalu. Adams Samuel, teamster liorens J C, f.irmer CAMPBELL JAMES. chaiidise and hittfl Cari;ilo Wcltian, farmer Cruig John, farmer Evans O H, teamster (■'roves J B, stock raiser Harper Thos, mill owner Koster Peterson, farmer A p J9t-office, 1 10 miles general mer- McCalhm Daniel, packer McCuUuy.John, bhi<;ksmith McKoy Ardiibald, teamster Morgnm T, farnur Nelsen Jonathan, farmer Orr J H. farmer Parkf I'hilip, farmer Itonrie Chns, farmer iiobins Stephen, teamster Sanford W H, farmer Scmlcn C A, f aimer Stepliensen (icorge, blacksmith Stuart JaH, farmer Vanvr.conburuh & Co, farmers Vcasy Miuhatl, farmer Wiilkcr William, farmer Wilson Jnhn, farmer nnd stock raiser CHILLIWACK. New Westmixstep. DisrRicr. A post- office. ASHWELL GEO B, general mer- cliandi-'O Hartlett Thns, general merchandise Ciixpman Win, blacksmith Green 8, l>hicksmitli Harrison i«Ji-(, hotel Henderson 1 & Co, general mdso McDonald Mri<, general merchandise and pnstmiiitress Mdlieavor (ieor.'o, hotel Nuvuu A, blackiuiiih and wagonmaker CLINTON. CARinoo DisTiiicr. A post-offico. Arnold S A, blacksmith Itull E, accountant Ferguson A H, hotel Hiiniilton James, mgr B C Ex Co Harvey H W, accountant H.iycs Chns. exi>rcgs ngent Laster K W, ir'-iu-ral niercimndiso LIVINGSTON W. revenue collector .McCiilly John, bltcksmith M civ ay J .1, tolcu'raplt operator McL.-llaii C M, blacAsniith •S.iul Isiac, hotel Smith J K N, hotel .Smith J F, teacher Snncs F, trovernniont agent Wi son Uriah, gcnou.! merchandiso COLWOOD. Victoria Disrr.icr. A post-office. B.*lmr>tit it C'S ta-inory PAATT ARTHTJA. hotel and post- master GO ■ GO cs CO CO CO CO ca J9 0) a I CO o •a ca O a; as o rnlOUn uClL0|1Vo. )M7 Malu Mireet. IS. r. CALVIN NUniNG & SON. >liEH, TUGGIE t CO., HMDWOOB LUMBER, ".A^V^ISS::-- a f 00 liritish Columbia — Comox-Fort St James. 1187 I ^ COMOX. Vancouvrr DwrRicr. A pnst-oilicc, sitnateil 140 miles u'^rthctist of Vic- toria. Population alxiut 53J. Sup- port derived from its ogri'.-ulturjl aud I'oal niiiiiiig oapacitius. DINGWALL W M, postmaster and ({overiinient agont Fitzpatriok J M, saloon McKoiizio Joliii W, black=!mith Mcl'liee Joo, coneral moruliaudiso Pidcock & (iillard, saw-mill UodoUo J, geiiorul m^rchaudiso Uuiou Coal Mining Co COWICHAN. Vancouver DrsTiiicr. A post-offijo, 40 miles by steamer from Victoria. .\8kim Mrs, saw-mill Fry H, aovcrument agont Jnqite W P, general m.-rchandiso Kiunor Jamos, hotel Liittoii W J, saw-mill Morlny John, general morchandiso O'DANA Bi general mcruhaudise DENMAN ISLAND. Barry Peter, farmer Graham Jolm, farmer H<>lm<) John, farmer McFarland Chas, farmer McFarland George, farmer McFarland James, farmer McFarland Walter, farmer McMillan Alex, farmur Metcalfe Jamos, farmer Pickard Thos, farmer Picklo"* David, firmer MERCY THOMAS H, postmaatcr ami farmer Swan Robert, farmer Walt Michael, f irmer Yates llobort, farmer EMORY. Yale Distrtct. A post ofHoo, situatsd on the Fra^^er Itivor, 6 miles b.-low Yale. It i) a at ttioa ou tlu Ciiiad^ P.icilio Railway. BILLEDATJX P> hotel and general morcliandtsu Gieslor Wm, lijtal, gun mdso and post- master FORK OF QUESNELLE RIVER. Stophonson W, government agent FORT BARBINE. Four hundred and ten miles from Quoj- nelle, on Barbine Lake. '•St Pierre," agt Hudson Bay Co CO c > 2 O m o o ■ FORT CONNOLLY. Four hundred and ninety miles from Quesnello, on Connolly Lake. Bird Joseph, agt Hudson Bay Co FORT FRASER. One hundred and forty miles from Ques- nelle, on Fraser Lake. Audirson H F, ag"; Hudion Biy Co v| DOG CREEK. Cariboo Distrtct. A p )sb-ofB3e. Cusliifson Nelson, expressman Twcntymar Anthony, miller Wri"ht & Va'ouziielo, gen mdao WiULQHT W H, postmaster DRYNOCH. Yale District. A post-offico. Gowan John, mining Macleod Henry A F, civil enimecr and resident engineer of O P R MACLEOD W, postmaster 1 Pindar W G, civil engineer FORT GEORGE. 0:i Fraser River. Ojden Ohas, ajt Hudson Bay Co FORT GRAHAM. Five hundred and twenty miles from Qiiesnfllle.on Fiualay's Branch of the Peace River. Murray A C, agt Hudson Bay Co FORT McLEOD. Two hundred and eishty miles from Qucsnelle on McLeod Lake. Gordon Joseph, agt Hudson Bay Co. FORT ST. JAMES. On fttuarts Lake, 2G5 miles from Ques- uelle. Alexander I M L, factor in charge Hud- son Bay Co t. /-■ McKenzie Fred, a^t Hudson Bay Co > < 3 C/9 HARDWOOD lUMBEH, K.'tf t' Bi«"*wai««r«i;i«i.^^^^^^^^^ la * 1» Main uii lOmS BBfflBMmi t CO.. .«%Sggfi^. JEffELERS.'"^a'gir 1188 BntUh Columbia — Fort Simpaon-Keremeoos. FORT SIMPSON. Victoria DisTBicT. Fo8t-o£Sce Victoria. Crosby Hev T, resident missionary Hall K H, Indian trader Hudson Bay Co Jennings D, Mission school teacher WiliscrofiF (x, saw-mill GLENORA. Cariboo District. A post-office. Ballentine John J, postmaster and gen- eral merchandise Callbreath, Grant & Cook, gen mdse Wheelock Geo, hotel Williams Thos, hotel GRANVILLE. 12 miles New Westminster District. from New Westminster. Black Geo, butcher Blair Thos, hotel Blair W T, saloon Burrard Inlet Fiahing Co, J L Raymur manager CAMPBELL A 0> assistant postmaster Fraser A C, farmer Frascr Simon, stevedore GOLD Li dry goods and groceries fJ riffithJoseph, hotel HARVET H> ])08tmaster Hastings Saw Mill '^o, P. fl Alexander manager loule Wm, stevedore Johns I, Custom House officer Johnston Alex, Dei>»liton Hotel Mackintosh S T, telegraph operator Mannion Joseph, hotel Masters A, physician McHendry P, bootmaker Mclnncs & McLoud, Sunny Side Hotel Millman E, carpenter Moody ville Saw Mill Co Kaymun J L, manager of Burrard Inlet I'ishing Co Robertson J A, saloon Robinson John, saloon , Sullivan A W, grocer WILSON B H« general merchandise GROUSE CREEK. McWha & McGlenden (Alex McWha and Anthony McGlenden), general traders and saloon HOPE. Yale District. A post-oflBce. A very pretty little town on Fraser River 19 miles below Yale and 81 miles above New Westminster. Corrigan James, hotel Flood W L, saw-mill Hudson's Bay Co, general merchandise Wardle , general merchandise Wirth Mrs G J, general merchandise Wirth Miss, postmistress and telegraph operator HORSESHOE BAY. Askew T, saw-mill Conway , telegraph operator KAMLOOPS. Yale District. A post-office. Arnrour Sam, attorney-at-law Anderson Andrew, saloon Canagher John, ferryman Coates Lanson, telegraph operator Fortune Wm, propr Tranquille Flour- Mills Grant Edward, packer Guerin J, blacksmith Harvey Frank, packer Headling John, carpenter Leanard D P, millwright Mara J A, justice of peace MARA & WILSON, generjil merchan- dise and agent B C Express Co Mclntosb J, contractor Mcintosh & MuPhadon, hotel McKennon A, blacksmith O'Brien John, saloon Pearse Ernest, teamster Peterson &, Spelman, Cosmopolitan Ho- tel Roper Thomas, butcher Shuswap Milling Co, Limited Smith Jesse, saloon Tait J, general merchandise Tretheway James, miller Tunstali G C, government agent KEITHLEY CREEK. Post-office V^ictoria. EIETH. BORLAND ft CO, general merchandise KEREMEOOS. Post-office Okanagon Mission. PRICE BARRINOTON, general mer- chandise and Hour-mills *K^ PIONEER IRON WORKS, CAiiVIM NUTTIIVU * MOM, Proprl\'(orM. fistabllshed Ml* ««7 Main Street, ti F. UllEN mm t GO. Pacific Coast Hard WnnJs 'aSSySSS^?- CO CO ca E CO British Columbia — Kootenay-Metchosin. 1189 KOOTEKAY. Yale District. A post-oflBce. Baker T S, ferryman Davis J, blacksmith Fenue W, government agent Griffiths I), blacksmith TEMIEWi postmaster LAC LA HACHE. Cariboo 'Pistrict, A post-office. MdCIULAT ABCH* postmaster and stock raiser McKinlay James, stock raiser McKinlay Ogden A, stock raiser O^dea Charles, stock raiser LADNER'S LANDING. New Wksthinster District. A post- office. Adair ft Co, John Adair mgr, cannery Canoe Pass Bell Rev Wm, clergyman Benson H, justice of peace British Union Packing Co, W B Adair mgr. Canoe Past. Delta Packing Co, F Page mgr Ladner Wm E, postmaster Lyon J U, general Indian agent \fcKee John, justice of peace McNEELT ft BTJIE (ihos McNeely and John Bnie), general merchandise and hotel Young Benj, mgr The British American Packing Co, Canoe Pass LIGHTNING CREEK. Dodd W W, general trader, saloon and butcher Fletcher & MoNorthan, general traders and saloon Peoples John, blacksmith ^d general trader Water Joseph, milkman LILLOET. Cariboo District. A post-office. Dicky James, farmer E&dtm an Fr anklin, farmer FEATHERSTONB H. general mer- chandise and blacksmith and post- master Galte B, farmer und carpenter Hoey Richard and Thomas, farmers Miller John, ferryman Miller John Marshall, Lilloet Mills Ordini Joseph, general merchandise Phair Casper, school teacher, clerk of court and government agent Smith A W, general merchandise Tinker George R, mail carrier Tinker & Harris, restaurant and saloon LOOYARS. Post-office, O'Kanagan Mission, 25 miles distant from Keremeoos. Krnger Theodore, general merchandise maplFbay. Vancouver District. A post-oflSce, situated about half-way between Vic- toria and Nanaimo, and is the main outlet of the great Cowichan Valley. BEAUMONT WM. hotel, general merchandise and postmaster MASSETT. Victoria District. Post-office Victo- ria Mackenzie Alexander, justice of the peace and agt Hudson Bay Co MATSQUI. INSTER DiSTRl GABION ALPHONSUS M> postmaster New Westminster District. A post office. METCHOSIN. Victoria District. A post-office. Argyle Thomas, farmer Battersly George, farmer Clarke Chas Edward, school teacher Cole George, farmer Cook George, farmer Dutwall George, farmer Field E, farmer Fisher Wm, farmer Foreman Chas, farmer Frazer Donald, farmer Gleed R, farmer OLEED MRS Ti postmistress Helgesen H, farmer Hunt Wm, farmer Inches James, miner Parker Thomas, farmer Pears George, farmer Rosman Edwin J, farmer Rove Samuel, farmer Rule Daniel, farmer Vine Edward, farmer Weir Adam, farmer Weir John, farmer CO nAnUllUUU LUmDCn, at, H, F Conuter Tops. Newel Posta, Balasterak m CO oo MASONTO OTTTFITS '^'^*''-^^*^"*-*'*'^**-'~"^^**'^-^"' if MawMilc Temple. Wo. O P«Mt Wtrggt. a. If. 1190 British Columbia — Metchoain-Nanxiimo. Weir Robert, justice of peace and farmer Wilson Peter, farmer Witty Mrs J, farmer Witty Wm, farmer A post- MOODYVILLE. New Westminster District. office. HOODTVILLE SAW-MILL CO. B Springer manager SFaINGER B> manager Moodyville 8aw-mill Co A post- MUD BAY. New Westminster Djstrict. ol&ce. Brown D R, farmer Carnerose (.."liarles, farmer Ifuck Abraham, farmer and blacksmith Hunt Chai lef, farmer •lohnson Daniel, farmer HcDOUOALL WILLIAM C. logging and fanner Morgan H ^j, farmer Stcavenson John, farmer Stewart Donald, farmer Stewart John, farmer Woodward John, farmer WOODWARD WILLIAM, post- maiitiir NANAIMO. Vancouver District. An import rt seaport of British Columbia, b>>aRting a good harbor and whaifage facilities. The array of colliers and steamers along its water front generally gives to the city an imposing maritime ap- pearance. Jnst a<)jaceut t<> the town are some of the ricliest coal fields of the Pacific Slope — in fact, we may vtntnre to say, the most productive —bearing coal that commands as high a price as any found in North Amer- ica. The supply, also, is inexhausti- ble. Nanaimo has ronnection with Victoria twice a week by Mr. Spratt's steamer. Cariboo Fly. Population 1,500. Abrams J, clothing Akenhead James, meat market Baker CSco, saloon Barnston , barristor-at-law Bate Mark, mayor and justice of the l>eace Bate Mark Jr, ogt Dominion Govern* mcnt Savings Bank Beaumont James, mgr Vancouver Land and Coal Co (limiteil) Bevilockway George, groceries Bray Marshal, government agent Brightman Samuel, butcher Brown James, tailor Brunton J W, hotel Bryden J, justice of the psaee and mgr Wellington Mines Bullock Arthur, dry goods Canesna J, fish market ,.^ Carpenter C, saw-mill ' Cluncss D, physician Corbin Wm, groceries Dick A, in^'peetor of coal mines Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co, i)roprs Welling- ton Colliery"^ Dunsmuir Robert, justice of the peace Earl Wm, crockery and postmaster Fletcher Joseph, carpenter and under- taker George Mrs, groceries Gibson Richard, general merchandise Gilbert Mrs J K, hotel Gou^h Mrs Elizubeth, hotel (Jough Samuel, city clerk Gre<.n Chas, watchmaker and jeweler Harper Joseph, saloon Harvey .Tames, general merchandise Herre VV F, land agent and collector Hilltert John, furniture Hirst .Fohn, gonural merchandise Hoggan David, butcher Holdcn John, blacksmith Home A G & S:n (A G and Adam Home), general merohaudise Horih Chas, livery stable .fackson J P, bootmaker .Jenkins John K, hotel Johnston & Co, commission merchants and whariinaers •Tones Macnaughton, physician Karst Charles, bakery and le-itaurant Leballister Mr.'* \V B, dressmaker Macrtonald D C, general mer handise Muhrer .Tolin, brewery and soda factory Manson Lawrence, grorerics Mayer A, general merchandise Mayer Alex k Co (Alox Mayem and M'^r'^us Wolfe), general merchandise "NAB/ilMO FREE PRESS." Geo Nnrris publish) r NORRIS OEOROE. publisher "Na- naimo Free Press" Page Tj, painter Parkin Wm, general merchandiso Paws»n J, juHtice of the peace Peck T E, collector of customs I'imhury £ & Co, books, stationery and drugs Planta J P, juatico of the peace PLEACE J H. stoves, tin and hard- ware, wall paper, oto Quennull Edward, butcher CO ■ CO CO CO CO ca cs s o nilnUn UUU lUfflDCni Ht, ». v. eiack iHmhM*, n^mmfm^ Cedar. Veaecrs. / mEH. TUGGIE t CO.. WBIICHH HURP WOODS."»f,'gJKS;."- C9 en CO CO CO ca o« C3 O 03 I I 00 1 1^ British Columbia — Kanaimo-New Weatminfier. 1191 Raybonid Mrs, millinenr Seiiwick & Home (John Renwick and Wm Home), blacksmiths and wagon- makers Sahiaton & Wilcox (Poter Sabiston and James Wilcox), Commercial Hotel Smith C L, crockery, furniture, paints, oils, etc Smith Donald, liquors Smith Henry P, h -tel Smith J, watdimaker Smith P R, dlntidt Spalding W R, county court judge Tamblyn J, watchmaker Taylor Peter, steam lighter and water boat Uren J, photographer Vancouver Laud aud Coal Co (limited), James Beaumont manager Walkem Wymond, physician Wall T, saloon Watkins R, restaurant Webb J. hotel Wel)b W E, bakery WhitHeld J, bootmaker Wilks — , saloon Wilson W, stoves and tinware Wingato Robt, mining engineer NEW WESTMINSTER. New Westminster Distric r. Situated on the right bank of Fraier River, nenr the north arm, and lit miles from the entrance proper. Popula- tion 3000. Vessels drawing IS feet of water may ascend the river to New Westminster, which has excellent wharfage and anchorage. The salmin fisheries of the Frascr River, as well as its imjK>rtant canneries, are chiefly within a range of ten miles of New Westminster. At present there are ei>>ht of these latter industries with capacity to put up a million dollars' worth of fish in the sea- son. The establ shment of one of the termini of the Canadian Pacific Railway (the other one being at Burraid Inlet, an arm of the Gulf, 9 miles distant), will make New Westminster a city of the first importance. Andrews Richard, saloon Archibald W F, manager Telegraph & Signal Service Dominion of Canada Armstrong W J, lumber aud insurance agt AUSTIN JOHN, proprietor Occident House Bangs James, frait", candies, ciorars, etc BASk OF BRITISH COLUMBIA (affenc|v), Isaac B Fisher agt Blaokie Walter, blacksmith BoloW Norman, barrister-at-law, notary public, and police magistrate Bonson Mrs J, hotel Bradbury E, cigars and tobacco Brcnnan James R, saloon Briggs Thos L, wharfinger New West- minster Wharf "BRITISH COLUMBIAN." (semi- weekly), Robson Bros pulilishers British Columbia Packing Co, salmon cannery Brown E, wholesale liquors BROWN JOHN C. postmaster Bryant James, cooper Bunle John G, furniture and undertaker Burns A, wood and c lal Chapman Geo, hotel Chenoweth Justin, carpenter and builder Chisholm Doujild, liquors "CHURCHMAN'S GAZETTE" (monthly), Bisfiop A \V !S:llitoe \mh- lisher Cleland & Punch (Thos Cleland and James Punch), saloon Clute J S, ctdlector of customs Corbould G E, barrister-at-law and no- tary public Crart W, cigars and tobacco Cro4sman Robert, saloon Cunninahatn James, gen mdae DAOOETT S W. Am.rican Hotel aud >aloon DeBeck Bros, saw-mill Deban Henry, gen mdso Dickinson Robert, meat market DIEBEL ALBERT W, restaurant and bakery Dominion Government Savings Bank (branch), Geo I'ittendrigh agetit Eckskicn M A, general merchandise Edmonds Henry V, land agent, notary public and conveyancer EickhofF Fred'k, general merchindiso EICKHOFF HENRY, general mer- chanitiise Ellard James & Co, J W Harvey mgr, dry goods and clothing Elliott H, wood aud coal Elson W, me chant tailor English & Co, salmon canneries Ewen & Co (Alex Ewen), salmon can- nery Ferris W D, land and house agent aud conveyancer FISHER ISAAC B. agent Bank of British Columbia French W T, livery stable Fry P, contractor and builder Goellert Wm, brewery Gold Mrs Emma, gen mdse GRIMMER L. painter Haigh B & Sons, salmon cannery Hamilton W, saloon and oyster house Harvey J W, mgr for Jas Ellard ft Co CO GO C CO c > 2 O o o CO &0 oo ■SB lllDhMf nnn l IIMREQ whits BKOB.. 1» * IK Mala and 14 A \» Mprar IMnUlf UUU LUIUDCnf m. «.F. 0»k. Ash, Ulek*ry, Maple, Cherry. eUs. wmmmm LOUIS BHAVEHmN t CO., how— mtii^city. fwMOBtSotcffa"' 1192 British Columbia — New Westminster. IS i tee lis n us S B Hi HARVET MRS MARTHA, bakery Henilrv John, mgr Itoyal City Planing- MilU Co HENNESST J W, proprietor Hol- brouk House Herring A M, druggist Herring Tilman, fish market Hogau Mrs Mary, hotel Holmes VV , liotel HOMER JAR) commission merchant and agent P C S S Co Hoy H, carpenter Hubbard Mrs F A, fruits, candies, etc Hughes J C, government agent IBBOTSON JOHN, furs, hides, etc, tish, {iiinm etc INSLET J E> proprietor Colonial Hotel IRVINO JOHN> manager Pioneer Line of Steamers and Captain J{ P h'ithet James E A, register county court and deputy register supreme court Johnston W, bootmaker Kaye F, fish KEARY W H. books and stationery and insurance agent Kennedy Jas, architect Kinney James, coojHir Laid low J & Co, salmon canneries LAW ROBERT, foun !ry and machine shojjs liehmun Isaac, Wcigonmaker Loiser (Justav, general merchandise Lewis W K, blacksmith and wagon- maker and propr Burrard inlet Stage Line Lord John E, furniture Lund A O, cooper Maclure S, asst government agt "MAINLAND GUARDIAN " (semi weekly), J K 8uter proprietor Major C (r, general merchandise McCidl Wm, ^'eneral merchandise McDonough Chas, general merchandise Mctlmen A T D, barrister-at -law and notary public Mclnnes L It, physician and mayor Mclnnis John, hotel McNaughten C M, watchmaker and jeweler Mead Geo, barber Melody Anton, saloon Milligan Thos JS, aciountant Bank of British Columbia (agency) Mills Daniel, brewery Moresby VVm, district jailer MORET H. cigars, tobacco, candies, etc MORGAN ALEX, barber MORRISON JAMES, sheriff and oou- veyancer Orr James, city clerk and member of ^ parliament Pearson T R & Co, books and atationery Peele A, druggist Phillips J, . supt Insane Asvlum PIONEER LINE OF STEAMERS, Capt John Irving, manager Pittendngh Geo, agt Dominion Govern- ment Bank Pleaco J H, hardware PLUMB & ANDERSON (L S Plun:b and A J Anderson), hoKlaud restaur- ant RacMrs, millinery Rae Wm, general merchandise Riesterer Itobt, cooper liobson Bros, pubs "British Columbian" Rousseau J, tannery Rousseau James, boots and'shoes Royal City Planing-Mills Co, John Hendry mgr, saw and lumber-mill St Ann's Convent Scoullar E S & Co (E S ScouUar and James McArthur), stoves and tinware Sillitoe Bishop A W, pub "Church- man's Gazette," and Bishop of New Westminster Sirewright J A, physician Sirr Thos, saloon Stacey Nicholas, cabinetmaker Stewart & Cash (John Stewart and James Cash), Gem Saloon Strang Mrs H M, fancy goods and dressmaking SUTER J K, proprietor "Mainland Guardian" Telegraph and Signal Service Dominion of Canada, W F Archibald mgr Thomas Robt, b(>ots and shoes Townsend W B, meat market TRAPP BROS (T J r.nd Samuel Trapp), dry goods, clothing and hardware Trew C N, physician and coroner TURNBULL WM. carpenter and builder Uren J, photographer Walsh John, merchant tailor Webb S H, gunsmith WEBSTER & CO (G C and J A Web ster), lumber and saw-mill Wiggins John, chief constable WILLIE LOUIS, groceries and bakery Wilson James, supt Telegraph and Sig- nal Service Dominion of Canada Wintermute Joseph, carpenter and builder WISE JAMES, general merchandise and millinery Woods & Turner (C E Woods and Geo Turner), land surveyors, real estate agts and conveyancers Zeigler L, cooper I e t IS < g CALVIN NUniNG I SON, Tuitalar Wlii'i'Ibarrewa, Bolt and Hrl general merchandise O'Uorke Edward, gen mdse O'Rorke Ri'hard, blacksmith Petite & Co, gen mdse Riley Mrs W, hotel Woodward T & Sous, flour and saw- mills Woodward Thomas, justice of the peace NORTH ARM. New Westminster District. A post- ffice. Ebu 10 Henry, gen mdse Richiiond Canning Co SEXSIillTH J W. farmer, cheese man- ufacturer and postmaster OKANAGON. Yale District. A post-office. Lambly T McK, government agent 127-MILE-HOUSE. Post-office Lac La Hache. Wright John, stock raiser and dairy 150-MiLE-HOUSE. Cariboo District. A post-office. Bailey O, carpenter Barger Wm, olacksmitb Coon J H, miller Eagle C B, gen mdse and farmer Farell Wm, sivwyer Fulker Geo, farmer and dairy produce, 144-Mile-House HAMILTON & GRIFFIN (a Hamil- ton and S Griffin), general merchan- dise, saw and grist-mill, blacksmiths, carpenters, saloon and hotel Hudson John, carpenter Johnston George, blacksmith Lynchlield L, tanner, 131-Mile-Hou fanner and dairy produce Miller & Atkinson, general merchandise VAN WINKLE. Cariboo District. A post-office. Boyd John, hotel Burton Thos & Co, blacksmiths Cameron John, carpenter DODD W W ft CO. general merchan- dise and butchers, agent B C Ez Co, telegraph and post-office Edwards ]>avid, bootmaker Fleming John, hotel FLETCHER & NATJOHTON. gen- eral merchaudise and hotel Hemeng John, hotel Peebles John, genmdseand blacksmith VSCTGRIA. A post, express and tel(;^raph office, llie "Queen City "is beautifully situa- ted on Vancouver Island, nestling in a group of picturesque and evergreen hills. Her surroundings arc ex ^eed- ingly interesting and lier climate sa- lubrious, while her convenient loca- tion as the chief town of the Province could not have l>een better chosen. Tlic city is gracefully laid out and substantially built; Iter churches, schools and public buildings have an aspect of KuL^lish solidity about them, while her suburbs and approachLS are possessed of drives that are unsur- passed anywhere. Without exHi.'. ra- tion, it may be said that this delightful locality may l)e viewed by the traveler at any seasou whilst driving over roads whiuh for solidity, smoothness and breadth will com])are with the su- burban drives of populous Eastern ( ities. At present the revival of busi- ness in the Province, caused chielly by the great railway construction, is telling on the ap|M3arance of Victoria. Al- though the town was previously over- built there is a considerable demand for real estate and the low rate asked for money is resulting in many improve- ments. The most prominent public buildings are the Post-OtKce. City Hall, Engine Houses, Custom House, Odd Fel- lows and Masonic Temples, which will compare favorably witn similar struct- ures on other parts of the Pacific coast. The most unique in architecture are the group of bright red bricks known us the Government buildings. They are located in a beautiful well-kept park, and call to mind a combination of som«)- thing Swiss and Japanese. The public school, a very handsome $35,000 struct- ure, furnishes remunerative employ- ment to a corps of learned teacliers, whilst numerous private schools and academies, all occupying costly build- ings, are in a flourishing condition. As a summer resort Victoria h.-i8 a pecu- liar combination of unequaled a«lvan- tages, and is to be especially recom- mended to health -seeking invalids — CO - • ca ca CO CO CO C3 ca CALVIN NUTTIN3 t SON, UINDBM, JAIi. A.l«l» FRXTB WOUK. Iain Htrert. Mau fr'maclaco. m o OS m 3 o mi TII6GLE t CB. Bl»pl! Walnut iMinher. "SAV^SSi,'^ British Columbia — Victoria. 1195 03 E CO CD 03 CO E CO beautifully situated on the Rontheasten: extreinit}' •'{ Vancouver's, the largest of the ^roni) forming the North PaciHo archipelago; the city's atmoapliere is ohnrged with ozone, peculiar to the place only. It originates in the snow- cooled breezes of the Olympian Range, mixes with the salt sea-air of the Pacihc, and has peculiar health-restoring and life-prnlonging qualities, which need only to be koown abroad to make Vic- toria the sanitarium of the Pacific. The city has three daily newspapers and two cumtnereiul banks, besides the Do- minion Savings Bank, all doing u flour- ishiug business. The Pioneer Liuu steamer /?. P. Rithet runs between Vic- toria, fjew Westminster and Yak-, and touches at all way-ports. She leaves Victoria on Wednesday and Saturday, and returning leaves Yale on Monday and Friday. The Pioneer Line also run the steamer WMiAm Irvhuj betweun New Westminster and Yale. Tourists visiting British Columbia will find the boats of the Pioneer Comx>any unsur- passed for speed, elegance and fare. The Hudson Bay Company's steamer Enterprise, running between Victoria and New VVestminHtt-r, leaves Victoria Tues- day and Friday and New Westminster Wednesday and Satuiday. Mr. Joseph Spratt's Htoamer Cariboo Fly makes the trip each way between Victoria and Nanaimo twice a week. Aaronson A A, pawnbroker and Indian curiosities Adams W H, agt Singer Mfg Co Aikman W, registrar-general of titles ALBION IRON AND STOVE WORKS* Joseph Spratt proprietor Allen Wm, fruits, vegetables, fish, etc ALLSOP & MASON (T AUsop and H S Mason), real estate agents and con- veyancers American Hotel, T J Burnes propr Andean Wm, second-hand goods Anderson A C, inspector of fisheries Anderson G VV, groceries and bakery Andrews James, bootmaker Ash John, physician Astrico Mrs A, Pacific Telegraph Hotel Attridge A D, U S inspector of customs Austin J J, clerk of records Land and Works Department BAONALL ft CO (J Bagnall), music and musical instruments, pianos and organs Baker Edgar Crow, pilot commissioner, sec Board of Trade and V and E Tel- ephone Co, real estate agt and notary public, sec Howe Mining Co, member of Parliament BAKXR R ft SON (F and Michael Baker), wholesale -.nd retail fruits bnd produce, fiour, feed, etc Bales J C, insurance aj^t and accountant Bal l Ch as, blacksmith and wttgonmaker BANK OF BRITISH COItJMBIA. VV C Ward manager AMERICAi Robt Burns manager BARNARD F S> maaagor British Columbia Express Co Barran J, sausiige BARTLETTjOHN. Hhip Inn Saloon Baumanu Fred'k, candy factory Beuuchamp Kichard, fruit, fish, game and vegetables Beaven (J 1'", carriage maker Beaven Robt, pres executive council an d chief commissioner. Lands uud Works Dept Bechtel Andrew J, hotel and saloon Bechtel M N, propr Colonial Hotel Beegan Frank, bootmuker Begbie M B, chief justice judicial dept Bell Wmi, marble works BELMONT TANNING AND BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURING CO. Wm Dalby manager Blackaw Geo, Albion Saloon Bland J W, varieties Blaquiere M E, second-hand goods BORDE ft MORLEY (Augnste Borde and John Morley), farriers and black- smiths Bornste in H , hides, wool and tallow BOSKOWITZ J ft A, furs and skins Bossi G, groceries and liquors BOSSIft.GIESSELMANN (A Bossi and C Giesselmann), groceries, liquors, etc, and proprietors British Columbia Coffee and Spice Factory Bowman W G, livery stable Boyd John, groceries and liquors BRAYBRMAN ISIDOR, money broker "BRITISH COLONIST" (daily and weekly), D W Higgins proprietor British Columbia Co-operative Co, John B Lovell manager, general merchan- dise BRITISH COLUMBIA EXPRESS COt F S Barnard manager British Columbia Investment and Loan Society, C W R Thomson sec British Columbia Milling & Mining Co British Columbia Soap VVorks, Pendray & Co proprs BRITISH COLUMBIA STEAM!COF- FSB AND SPICE FACTORY. Bossi & Giesselmann proprietors Brown Jesse, groceries and fruit Brown A White (Henry Brown and Edward White), dry goods and mil- linery CO c CO o m o o GO m &0 7A GO S3 HUDWOOD LUMBER, WHITB st,a».r IS * 15 Main aad 14 A 10 8p«ar BmiC titoek. Oak Plaak and Timber . LOUIS BHtYEHimil i CO., drswiubi hmiae la tl •ffipv €i—€m tower tham mrn^ B €Hsr. 1 !• MI«at««M«ry St. U96 British Columbia — Victoria. Bryant W 0, horseshoer Bull W K, collector Burgess J P, carpenter and builder Burnes T J, propr American Hotel Bums ft Co (James Burns), hardware and agricultural implements Burns G H, accountant Bank of British North America Burns Robt, mgr Bank of British North America Burroughs VVm G, tailor Burt S 8, bakery and groceries Bushcll Mrs, music teacher CALDER JOHN. DOS. . . & Co CLARK GEO. saloon Clarke W K, auctioneer Clay Samuel, groceries Cohen James, barber Coleman Geo, saloon Collins Geo, groceries Colonial Hotel, M N Bechtel propr Cornwall C F, lieutenant governor Couves A C, saloon Craft Wm, dry goods Cranoelli P, general merchandise Crease H P P, puisne judge judicial dept Crete I, bootmaker Crosson James, cl othin g CROWTHER JOHN, house and sign painter Crowther R A, sign painter and stencil cutter Dalby Wm, manager Belmont Tanning ft Boot ft Shoe Manufacturing Co DALET JAMES B. Caledonia Saloon Daasonville J, goldsmith and jeweler Davey Misses, dressmakers Davie Alex E B (Davie ft Pooley), bar- rister-at-law and notary Davie J C, physician (Alex E B Davie barristers-at-law DAVIE ft POOLET and Chas E Pooley) and notaries public Davie Theodore, barrister-at-Iaw and notary public Davies J P & Co (J Davies), auctioneers and commission merchants Davis ft Link (Mrs A Davis and Mrs J Link), dressmakers DENNY WM. dry goods and millinery DE WIEDERHOLD ft CO (A E s De Wiederhold and W C Siil'ken), wood, coal, lumber, and commission mer- chants Dickson, Campbell ft Co, wharf and warehouses, agency Hastings Saw- mill Co Dillon B F, St Nicholas Hotel Dobinson Mrs Joseph, fancy goods Dobinson Joseph, taxidermist DOMINION GOVERNMENT SAV- INGS BANK. John Graham man- ager Donohue ft Williams (Andrew Donohuc and Wm Williams), hotel Dougall John, foundry and machine shops Doughty G ft Son (G and J Doughty), brush makers and grocers DRAKE ft JACKSON (M W T Drake and K E Jackson), barristers-at-law and notaries public Drake M W T (Drake ft Jackson), bar- ri:iter-at-law and notary public Drake W T, coal, wood, and commission merchant, and wharfinger DRIARD HOUSE. Rcdon ft Hartnagel proprietors Drout Mrs M, bakery and uroceries Drummond J 8, stoves and tinw are Dupont C T, in&pcctor Inland Revenue Earle Thos, wholesale groceries Eberts D M (Eliertsft Irving), barrister- at-Iaw and notary Eberts ft Irving (D M Kberts and P /K Irving), barristers-at-law and notaries ftublic is David M, propr Commercial Hotel Elphinstone R, patternmaker Evans Samuel, propr Park Hotel Fawcett R W, upholsterer and paper hanger Fell ft Co (James Fell), groceries Fell ft Mills (Thornton Fell and S Perry Mills), barristers-at-law Fell Thornton (Fell ft Mills), barrister- at-Iaw and notary public Fellows ft Prior (Alfred Fellows and E G Prior), hardware, iron and steel agricultural implements Ferguson James, saloon Ferrand B, sausage factory CUVIN NUTTIHG £ SOU, "' I^^.SSS^Si.SV.JSfSS'^ UlEH. TUGGtf t CO.. WAGOH LDllBEH.'tf. _ SO Spear Sit !••■ FnuielacA 3 S5 :^ S 09 V. « 9 • » ft British Columbia — Victoria. 1197 Findlay, Durham & Brodie (George J Findlay, John H Durham, and John H Brodie), Matthew Trotter Johnson mgr, importers general merchandise, and oommiaaion merchants Finlaiaon C S, chief clerk of customs Finloyson John, groceries Fletcher Thos W, sowing machines Flett J & J, groceries FLEWIN THOS. Capitol Saloon Fox M ft hi A, cutlery and fancy goods Francis Allen, U S cansul Francis Geo, livery stable Frye Geo, landing waiter, searcher and clerk of customs OARESCHE. aREEN & CO (C Gar- eschu and A A Green), bankers and agents Inman Steamship Co Geiger & Becker (Thos Geiger and K J F Becker), barbers Geiger L, bootmaker Gerritsen John, bakery and groceries Gillespie Geo, paying teller Bank of B C GILMORE A, merchant tailor and clothier Glover 8 H, clothing and furnishing goods Godfrey Mrs S, hotel GoUhng Bernard, cigars, tobacco, can- dies, etc Good U B, collector inland revenue and inspector weights and measures GOODACRE & DOOLET (Lawrence (jroodacre and John Dooley), Queen's Market, wholesale and retail butchers Gore VV S, surveyor Kcncrnl Gorrie I'hos, toys and fancy goods Gosnell Joseph, groceries Gowen Cha''. propr Phoenix Brewery GOWEN THOMAS, Novelty Iron Works GRAHAM JOHK) assistant receiver general and dominion auditor for Brit- ish Columbia GRAY A B & CO (A B Gray), dry goods and gents' furnishing goods Gray Andrew, acting steamboat in- spector ^ Gray Audrew J, architect and civil en- gineer Gray J H, puisne judge judicial depart- ment Gray S, stair-builder Green A A (Garesche, Green & Co) and agt W, F & Co's Lxpress Green D, clothing Green Rowland E, teller Dominion Gov- ernment Savings Bank Gribble Henry, fancy goods and varie- ties Grillo D, fruits, fish, groceries, etc GRIMM WILLIAM, blacksmith and wagonmakor Gutmann Jacob, guns, pistols and In- dian curiosities HALL P J, Bee Hive Saloon Hamley W, collector of customs Hargreavea G, civil engineer and sur- veyor Harris D H, city surveyor Harris Thomas, sheriff Harrison Eli, paints, oils, wall-paper and glass Harrison Wm, saloon HART JOHN J, furs, robes and Indian curiosities Hart Ockley, bootmaker Hartman S M, dentist Hastings Saw-Mill Co, Dickson, Camp- bell £ Co agts Haughton Thos, fancy go'ds Hawkins John, groceries Haymes A 0, watchmak«>k* and jeweler Haywnrd Chas, undertaker, sash, door and blind fact.iry and contractor and builder Hea l David C. tinsmith HEATHORN W. proprietor Victoria Boot and Shoe Manufactory and Rock Bay Tannery HEISTERMAN H F & CO (H F Heis- termnn and A J Mouat), real estate and insurance agents Hendry Alex, chief engineer City Wa- ter Works Henley , Henley's Hotel Hett J Roland, barrister-at-law, notary public and attorney -general Hey wood J, pork -packer HIBBEN T N & CO (T N Hibben), booksellers and stationers Hilderbrand Mrs M A, tailor HIGGINS D W, proprietor "British Colonist " WJTXTAB.'n JOSEPH, groceries, fruits, etc HOLMAN ft PERRT (John Holman and Thos Perry), Union Saloon Hooper & Borde (D G Hooper and H Borde), bootmakers Howe Mining Co, Edgar Crow Baker secretary HUDSON'S BAY CO, Wm Charles manager, wholesale general merchan- dise aud fur traders and steamboat owners Humber M, brick mfr HuAiphreys Mrs, hotel Humphreys T Basil, provincial secretary and minister of miues and clerk ex- ecutive council Hutcheson, Young & Co (James Hutch- eson and Honry Young), dry goods and millinery Huxtable Wm H, groceries INGE THOS* wood and coal 7^ oo oo CD OO CO oo proprietor Occidental Hotel Jewell Henry, new and second-hand goods Johns James, ligars and tobacco Johnson Edwin, barrister-at-law and notary public Johnson E M, real estate agent, notary public and conveyancer Jonnson Matthew Trotter, marager for Findlay, Durham ft Brodie Johnston P T ft Co (P T Johnston), nurserymen, seedsmen and fl rists Jones C 8, accountant Bank of B C Jones Stephen, Dominion Hotel Jones Thos C, boat builder JORDAN WMi baktry and groceries Keays G C, stoves and tinware Kelly 8 L ft Co, stoves and tinware, mfra tin, copper and sheet iron ware King Joseph H , saloon King 8amuel, bakery Kirdop Geo, granite works Knight H, dr^ goods and groceries Kurtz ft ('o, cigar mfrs Lafond Thos, saloon Lancashire Fire Insurance Co, J C Bales agent Lange (i W A ft Son (G W A and W I Lange), watchmakers and jewelers Langley ft Co (A J Langley and H L Junes), wholesale and retail druggists Langley Mrs J, dressmaker Leahy John, brewery Leigh Edwin A, registrar county court Leigh Wm, city clerk Leiser Simon, commission merchant, coffee and spice-mills Leneveu David, produce, storage and commission merchant LETTICE ft SEARS (Robt Lettice and Joseph Sears), painters and gla- ziers Le vy M rs E, fruits, candies, etc LEYT joe. restaurant LEWIS LEWI& clothing, furnishing goods, hats, caps, valises and trunks Lilley H A, candy manufacturer Lindsay D, deputy collector inland rev- enue Lookhart 7 A, supt Central Coal Yard Loewen ft Erb (Joseph Loewen and L Erb), Victoria Brewery Loewenberg Ld, real estate and ins agt LOHSE WM, Bank Exchange Saloon LONOHURST JARYIS. Belmont Sa- loon Lovell John B, mgr B C Co-operative Co Lovett ft Barry (J Lovett and T A Barry), saloon Lubl»e T, furs LUKER & CO, ttouring-mills Mackay .Joseph \V, census chief officer f.u- B C Maclure Miss Sara A,mgr Telegraph and Signal Service Dominion of Canada Mallunduinu Edward, architect Munn ft Heron ( H T Maun and Robert Heron), saddlery und harness Manavll H, infr and importer boots and shoes Manson ft Hendry (Wm Manson and Thos Hendry), walvh factory MA1M»rAT.T. WM, North Pacific Sa- loon MARVIN E & ship chandler Murvin Edgar, hardware and agricul- tural impToments Mason Mrs(t, boarding-house Mason H 8 (Allsop ft Mason), barrister- at-law and notary public MATTHEWS JB, M R C8 E L s A Land MATTHEWS. RICHARDS ft TTE (Geo Matthews und Thos Hichards. Birmingham, lilnglanil, and Thos H Tye), importers iron, steel, hardware, ftc Muynard R, boots and shoes, leather and shoo findings Maynurd Mrs R, photographer MATNARD ft STUmS (Geo H May- nard and Samuel Stubbn), City Boot and .Shoe Store McBROOM A, groceries, fruits, etc McCaudlish James, saloon McDonnell A J, tailor McDo nnell Peter, cigars and tobacco McDowell w j ft m c. propri- etors "Daily Evening Post " McK cnzie C C , supt Education Dept McKENZIE ft MBSTON (J R Mc- Kenzie and John Meston), black- smiths and carriagemakers McKeon Wm, propr Oriental Hotel McKillican ft Anderson (W D McKilli- can and W J Anderson), carpenters and buildeni McLEAN A ft 00 (A McLean), cloth- ing and gents furnishing goods | 60 CO en e*a oo CO &9 (0 a m mm CEILS. "fiTws: s&^rr" calvin nutting i son bO CO cva en CO CO C3 (0 CD z >IIEII. TUGGLE t CO.. MEXIOH H»RB WOOBS>M Britiak Columbia — Victoria. . •• Spear Me « ITrmaclneo. 1199 MoMackin P A, feed •torn McMickinu R B, tngr Victoria and E quimalt Tolephnne Co McMillan J E, job printer McNiffo Wm, aalooa McQuade P & Son ( P , E A and L G Mc Quade), Rhip chumllert Me 88 H, clotliing Mollor Fred'k, tailor Mil ar Jtiines, blacksmith and wagon maker Millor Mnnroe, job printer Mills S Perry (Fell & MilU), barriater- at-law Milne A R, Hrst clerk of customa MILNEOL. MDCM Mitchell Mrs J O, milliner MOFFATT HAMILTON, Indian snperintondi-ncy clerk Mohum Edward, Indian Hiirveyor Montohio G, groceries Moore & Co, druggists Moore .T J, bakery Morison Geo, druggist Morley Christopher, soda works Mortimer John, marble and granite works Moss Morris, mining agt Muirhead & Mann (James Mnirhoad and J G Mann), sash, door and blind factory Munro A K, teller Bank of British North America Murphy & Brown (P Murphy and M C Brown), saloon Nesbitt & Co (Mrs S Nesbitt), cracker bakery NEUFELDEB & BOSS (Dixi H Ross and Edward C Neufelder), groceries Nowbry Wm, harness, saddle and trunkmaker Nicholson Thos, groceries Norris Fred'k, harness and trunkmaker Norris W G, hardware NOVELTT IBON WOBKS. Thos (Jowen proprietor Nuttall R, real estate agt Nuttall Thos C, insurance and real' es- tate agt OASTEBHOUT PETEB, hardware, crockery, stoves, tinware, lumps and glasswore OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Wm Jensen proprittor O'C'onnor Wm F, supt Victoria City Police OFNEB A, groceries OPPENHEIMEB ^^BOS (I>avid and Isaac Oppenheimer), wholesale gro- ceries Orit atal Hotel, Wm MoKeon propr Paine Fred, barber Papst John, saloon Papst J T, groceries Pardee 0, gunsmith ?ABKJfiB JOHN, meat market Partridge Robt. city messenger Pemberton A F, police judge Pendray & Co (W J Pondray and W J Jeffreo), British Columbia Soap Works Perkins , painter Petit J, gunsmith Phillips Alex, soda water factory Phillii)s C J, saloon FHILLIFS JOHN B, Royal Exchange Saloon Piaggio G, general merchandise Pierre T W, tailoring and dyoin« FIONEEB LINE OF StEA^EBS, Capt John Irving superintendent FITT8 S J, wholesale groceries Platz Geo, cooper Pointer N, new and se'iond-hand goods Pollard Wm, burrister-at-law and no- tary Ponc'et V, music teacher Pooley Chas E (Davie & Pooloy), bar- rister-at law and notary Porter R.>bt, meat market "POST" (Daily Evening), W J and M C McDowell proprietors I'owell I W, Indian superintendent Prevost J C, registrar supreme court Price Thos, merchant tailor Read J M, bootmaker Rodferii C E, watches and jewelry BEOON ft HABTNAGEL (Louis Redon and A O Hartnagel), proprie- tors Driard House Revely Fred'k, agt department of marine fisheries Rhode Joseph, bakery, groceries, crock- ery, etc Rhodes H, receiving teller Bank of B C Richards F G Jr, draughtsman. Lands and Works Department BICHABDS F d SB. "Uncle Frank's" Saloon Roberts R, merchant tailor BOBEBTSON JOHN, blacksmith and boilermaker Robson James^ city jailer BOCK BAY TANNEBY, w Hea- thorn proprietor Roebuck H S, Dominion Government sec Russell Taos, city assessor Salmon E J & Co (E J Salmon and J Levy), furniture, crockery, and In- dian curiosities Sa rgison G A, accoun tant SATJNDEBS HENBY, wholesale and retail groceries Sayward W P, saw-mill and lumber Seeley W C S, propr Australian Hotel, organ builder and piano tuner Sehl Jacob, mfr furniture, bedding, and carpets O PI o o 2 CO CO CO CO CO HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BBOM . 18 A IS Main and 14 A 16 Mp«ar Street, S. F. Wason Htoek, Cabinet Woote. ct« mine DDlVCDIIill £ Pn 'BWMIiBBa. odPer «o««s lower than aajr LuUlO DnAf CnnlAll & UU., honac In the City. H» Hontcoiiery at. 1200 British ColuTnhia — Victoria. SEHL FRANK. Teutonia Saloon tihakespeare Mrs N, fancy goods SHAKESPEARE NOAH, real estate and employinent agency, mayor of Victoria, and member House of Con- gress Shaw & Kuna (Thos Sbaw and Joseph Kuna), Victoria Iron Works Shears & Partrid<;e (W Shears and J Partridge), dry goods and millinery Shore S & Co (.^ Shore), groceries SHORT HENRY, gunmaker and im- porter SHOTBOLT THOS, druggist Silver John, groceries SIMPSON DONALD, merchant tailor Singer Mfg Co, W H Adams agt Smith & Clark (A J Smith and O J Clark), contractors, builders, and sash and door factory SMITH C McK. proprietor "Victoria Standard" Smith J McB, provincial auditor SMITH M R. Victoria Bakery, fancy cakes, biscuit, etc Spencer David, dry goods, millinery, and carpets Spencer S A, photographer SPRATT^ JOSEPH, proprietor Albion I ron k Stone Works and East Coast Mail Route Stahlschniidt A Ward (T L Stahl- sulimidt and U Ward), commiiision merchants, Royal Swedish and Nor- wegian Consulate Staples M G, assay or Bank of British >forth America STEELE PETER, saloon STEITZ BROS (<'Co and Fred Stcitz and John P Pelletier), bakery and restaurant Stevens & Geimore (John Stevens and John (fcimore), saloon STEWART & BRADEN (John Stew- art and John Bruden), plumbers and gasiitters Story Thos, undertaker, carpenter and builder STROUSS C & CO (C Strouss and E Bloomiugdale), wholesale dry goods and clothing Swickhard E M &, Co, glove factory Taylor Chas, tinsmith Teaijue J, architect THISTLE W H. San Francisco Saloon Thistletou Mrs, milliner and dressmaker Thompson K B, dentist Thomson C W i{, sec Victoria Gas Co and British Columbia Invustmcnt & Loan Society Tho mson Geo, f aloon THORNE CORNELIUS, clothing and furnishing goods TIEDEMAN H 0. architect and civil engineer TILIDRY OEO F. veterinary surgeon Tipjpins W J. candy factory Todd Chas, supt provincial police Todd J H & Son (J H and C F Todd), wholesale general merchandise Trimble , physician Trutch J W, dominion government agt Tuckfield F L, accountant, commission agent, etc TURNER. BEETON & CO (J H Tur- ner and H C Beoton), commission merchants and wholesale general mer- chandise UNCLE FRANK'S SALOON. F G Richards Sr proprietor, Langley Al- Vi% VOLKENBURGH & CO. whole- sale and retail butchers VICTORIA BOOT & SHOE MAN- UFACTORY. W Heathorn proprie- tor Victoria & Esquimalt Telephone Co, R B McMicking manager V^ictoria (las Co, C Wit Thomson sec "VICTORIA STANDARD" (daily and weekly), C McK Smith proprie- tor Vienna Gen, fruit, Bsh and game Vigelius Bros (Louis and Anton Vige- lius) Vipond A. gunsmith and machinist WAITT M W & CO (M W Waitt). books and stationery WalkemG A, puisne judge judicial de- partment Wall John, merchant tailor Wallace A. saw-tiler Wallace Robert, postmaster and post- office inspector Br'tish Columbia Waller Henry, candy fj^ctory WALLS J P barristcr-at-law and no- tary public Walter Hanry. Bavaria Brewery WARD W C, manager Bank of British Columbia WEILER JOHN, furniture, glassware carpets, etc, upholstery. Fort WELCH. RITHET ft CO (R P Rith- et and Andrew Welch), importers and commission merchants, insurance agents, agents P CS S Co, and Moody- villo Saw-mill Co Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, A A Green agent WenserJ, wntchmakerand jeweler WEST CHRISTOPHER. Merchant Exchange Salooi; Weston G M' attorney-atlaw ^ White Bros (James and William White), saloon White James E, second-hand goods Whitley Stephen, s coad-hanil clothing ULVIN NUniNG & SON, MIHIIRKM, JAIL. ANI» VEXC^K WOKKT )OC7 Main Street, Wan Vrauctoca. kUEH, TOGGLE & CO.. OAK PLANK,"a.'Rasa;r.' s GO ''J § 2 Briiiah Columbia — Victoria. 1201 Whittaker Wm, barber Wickham tc, Waggoner (Win Wiokham and A Waggoner), blacksmiths WIGKHAH WILLIAM (Wickham & Waggoner), blacksmith Williams Benj, clothing Wil liams J W, feed stable WILLIAMS R T, bookbinder, paper- ruler and publisher British Columbia Directory Wilson A & W, stoves and tinware, plu mbers and gastittors WILSON H C, tinsmith and plumber, general contractor on buildings WILSON J F, Victoria Foundry Wilson John, saloon WILSON JOHN J, Central Bakery (ESTABLISHED 1803.) MESSRS. BAGNALL & CO., SOLE IMPORTERS OF English, French, German and American VIOIilWS, »IJlTARt», BANJOM, Accor(leon^l and Concertinas. Best Roman Stt'in(;s for all instruments), and a great variety of Book and Slicet Music. Pianos and Organs for hire or sale on easy terms. Government St., Victoria, B. C. A. Casamayou. J. P. Mayorau. M. Camsusa. A. CASAMAYOU & CO., Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, WINES, LIQUORS, HaYana Cig ars 8 Frencl i Preserves. YaUiSt., ~ - - YiotorU, B. C. WILSON WILLIAM & CO (William Wilson), " City House," dry goods WILSON W & J, clothing and fur- nishing goods Wilton L H, tent and sailmaker Winch Frank K, carriagemaker Wolfenden R, provincial aupt printing WEIGHT & RTJDGE (H M Wright and Geo Rudge), marble works WRIGLESWOETH JOSEPH, gro- ceries and liquors Wylde C S, custom house broker Wylly C G, average adjuster York & Lenz (Joseph York and M Lenz), dry goods Young ^I, bakery and restaurant A. GILMORE, MERCHANT TAILOR. Johnson St., Victoria, B. 0. Has on hund a large stock of Uoods, consisting of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Cape, Boots and Shoes, Kto. The ab'jvo goods will bo sold at greatly reduced prices; al^o, Clonds sold on Commission. CiARMRWTtIi ]IIAI>f: TO ORDER. CO ininguooKseiiers AND STATIONERS. Government St., - Victoria, B- C. RICHARD C^RE, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Qroceries, Provisions $ Liquors Wharf Street, Victoria, B, C. en oo WKISKIES-Gooderham & Worts' Canadian, Scotch and Irish. AI.COHOL AMD PURE SPIRITS. Sole' Agent for Rob Roy, Old Highland, and " Auchtertool " Whiskies. HARDWOOD UIMBERiWAGON STOCK*"'^" ""^ .»»«.«-. i, and 14* to Spear Mt. 8 r 1202 British Columbia — Victoria. GARESCHE, GREEN & COMPANY, GOVERNMENT STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Deposits received in Gold, Silver and U. S. Currency. Interest paid in the same on Time Deposits. Gold Duct and U. S. Currency purchased at highest market rates. Sight Drafts and Telegraphic Transfers on San Francisco, New York and Canada. Exchange on London available in all parts of Europe, England, Ireland and Scotland. Letters of Credit issued on the principal cities of the United States, Canada ^ AGENTS FOR WELLS. FARGO ft CO. and Europe. (P. O. DRAWER 4.) H, F. HEISTERMAN &, CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. Agentaforthe Phcnix Fire Insurance, of Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Kc^tiitable Life, of \ew York: Fire- man's Fund (Marine), of San Krandsco; Office of The Underwntinjf ami Affoncy Association, of Lloyd's, London. Also Ai^entM for tlie Miitual Life of Sow York, for Washinjfton Territory. Pioneer Line of Steamers VICTORIA, HOPE, YALE 9 WAY LANDINGS. Capt. John Irving, Manager. 66 THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMER H. P. RITHET, 99 LBAVBM Vlntorls Wedacsday aad Hatarday fsr Yala aad way porta, RETlIRNINCt -leaven Yalr Monday and Friday. British Golumhia — VictoHa. 1203 A. micLEAN « CO., &B^BmmL §WWFITTBM8 AND IMPOBTI^RS OF GENTLEMEN'S AND BOTS' CLOTHING, Fort Street, Victoria, B, C, GLOVES. SHIRTS, UMBRELLAS. ETC. The Daily Evening Post, PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY, By W. J. & M. C. Mcdowell, Sole Proprietors, Victoria, - _ _ _ British Columbia. The only Independent Newspaper Published in Brit- ish GcTumbia. The POST will contain the Latest and Most Reliable News from Home and Abroad, and our Headers can always rely on our REPORTS BEING FAIR, IMPARTIAL AND TRUE. STTBSCI5.IBE FOTi. THE X'OST. ADVERTISEMENTS SOUCITED. ©CCIDIMT^L HOTEL (KHIEPROOF BRICK BUILDING.) THE li.'lReEliT HOTEfi IN VICTORIA. Cor. Wharf and Johnson Streets, Victoria, B. C. Frontintr on Wharves of the California, Puget Sound and Froser River Steamers. WM, JMNSEIf. PBOPMIETOB, Board and Lodging, $1.00 to $1.50 per Bay. THE TABLE WELL SUPPLIED. LOUIS BHAVEHmil & CO.. sXSSTSSSS^.'^SU.t l!J %» omerj 0* K> 1204 BHtiah Columbia — Vidoria-Willi'^ms Lake. HENRY SAUNDERS, Importer and Dealer In Btl m I Etc., Etc., Etc., JOHNSON STREET, Comer of Oriental Alley, VICTORIA, B. C. BRANCH STORE AT ESQUIMALT. ^S" Agent for Steamer Sardonyx, Tug Pilot, and Schooner Bonanza."^ IMMil ilMf iil' i^ immm, 1. ©^ GEO. F. TILBURY, M- $• €■ y. <5. Victoria Stables, BROAD STREET, Victoria, V. I. f^ Prescriptions sent by letter when cases properly described. WELLINGTON. Vancouver District. A post-office. Fear John, saloon HARVEY JAMES, general tnerchan- dis'j and postinuster Hoskins Mrs, fruits Jones W M, physician Sexsinith VV V, clergyman WALL THOMAS, aaloon WILLIAMS LAKE. Post-office 150-Mile-House. Eagle C B, fanner Pinchbeck k Lyne, farmers Plllflll MIITTIIir 9 Cnil MaanAM-tarrra all Ulnda IRON WOBM. bALfflN nUI I mil ft oUn, *er Hala atreee. Man Fraadaeo. /^ >IIEN, TOGGLE tCO., CHEBHT LUMBER. ^^JtRg^^Kg^- > CI H 02 ■4 e 9 If QQ Briiish Columbia — Yale. 1205 CO YALE. Yale District. A post-office, situated at the head of navigation on Frasor River, 110 miles from its mouth. The location is in a narrow gorge, backed by mountains 2,000 to 2,500 feet high. There are rich creeks and streams in the vicinity, abounding in trout. Yale attained its original importance in 1853, as a trading point for the mining district. It is now importanc as the temporary construction head- quarters of the Canadian Pacific Rail- way. The river and rocky scenery at this point ia magnificent. Steamers of the Pioneer Line ply twice a week each way, connecting at New West- minster with Vic^ jria steamers. Yale lias a population of 600. Bossi & Vellatti, groceries British Columbia Express Co Clair Matilda, general merchandise Dart II B, hotel and gen mdsc, 25 miles above Yale Dewdney Walter, eovernment agt OOTJGLAS & DEIOHTON (B Douglas and K Deighton), harness and sad- dlery Elley Reuben, hotel Elliott, Doyle & Co, saloon Flink P, general merchandise, 25 miles above Yale Forrester T H & Co, restaurant Fraser James, watchmaker Frickelton J D, physician Gibbs W W, attorney-at-law Gilmore & Clark, clothing Hannington , physician Harrison W, books and stationery Harvey Wm, trader H B Co HAOAN M, proprietor " Inland Sen- tinel" LUDSON'S BAT GO, general merchan- dise "INLAND SENTINEL" (weekly), M Hagan proprietor INSLET J E, Cascade Hotel Kimball & Gladwin, forwarding and commission Leamy Andrew, barrister-at-law Lindsay Alex, postmaster and telegraph operator Loutit Robt, blacksmith McBride James, tinsmith McCartney John, saloon McCartney W E, druggist McCoskery Geo & Co, hotel McDonald Alex, hotel McGirr & Davis, saloon Mcljcnnan Bros, saloon McQuarrie D, boots and shoes Nelson Uriah, general merchandise Powers H & L, general merchandise Romano J Q, general merchandise Scintto G B & Co, fruits, candies, etc Sebastian M M, millinery Smithcr A, sec Yale Water Works Stott & Cannell, hotel, 14-Mile-House Stratton W C, florist Taylor W J, hotel Tuttle Guy. hotel I Van Valkeiii/urgh A, butcher Yale Water Works, A Smither sec 7^ oo L. M. MoKENNEY & CO^ DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS C/> OQ CD CO OO Send tor Directory of Central and Southern Ct.'iliforniat Arizona, c/> Mew MexicOf Southern Colorado* Kansas, etc. dr* Directory of California^ Nevada* Utah, Wyomini;. Colorado* and Nebraaka* Or* Pacific Coast Directory. &0 CD CD To L. M. McKENNEY & CO , 4)14 Montcoiiiery Sttreet, Room SS, San Franelsco, Cal. UiDRUfnnn l IIMRED ^HITB BROB.. KS * IS Main aad 14 A 1« Spear nAnllnUUU LUniDLn, iit.t».F. 4»«k, AoH. Hleke^y, Haple, Cherry, «te. ODD FEUOWS' sumiES, ■SSJ&%=$.?^r/85SS?. iilk'Sr 1206 Alaska Territory — Fort Wrangd-Ifino City. ALASKA. See, alsa List of Towns Received Too Late for Regular Insertion. This Territory preseuts to the eye the general outlines of a beautiful penin- sula much enhanced, however, by its line ot islandu, which dot far out into the grand Pacific toward the shores of Asia. During 1 865-07 Alaska was explored to some extent by a party of scientists sent by the United States. As a result, negotiations were made with the Kussinn Government for its purchase. The treaty was finally ratified by the Senate, and the sum of S7,*200,000 was paid by the Unitetl States, and Alaska was annexed as a Territory. The Yukon, or Kwickpah Kiver, as it is called by the Russians, rises in British Columbia and Hows in a southwesterly path across the entire territory, paying its tribute to Behring Sea. It is more than 1,800 miles in length, and tiUO miles from its mouth it boasts of a breadth greater than a mile. Its current varies at different stages of its course and also at different seasons of the year. In the Yukon Valley a sturdy grass is found, which affords f^.dder for large numbers of cattle. No grain is raisi'd, however, and only the hardy vegetables grew; the fertile lands beini,' near Cook's Inlet. Properly speaking, Alaska may be called a Territory of vol- canoes. The loftiest peaks are found in the Coast Range. Mount St. Elias is estimated t" tower 17,850 feet aljove the stia-level; this buing so, it is the highest cap in North America. The chief source of revenue is derived from the skins ot wild animals, the fisheries and the growth of the forests. The capture of seals is now regulatetl by law, and the United States derives a large revenue from those to whom the immopoly has lieen jjranted. During the summer months Alaska and its islands Iwcome the home ot myriads of birds of all species. Lakes, also hot and mineral springs are found in the interior. Merely the coast and the islands dotting the coast have l)een explored to any extent, and thus very little is known of the interior. Tlie climate is not nearly as severe as has often been said. Young Mrs Fanny, postmistress Young Kev S H, minister JACKSON. (iould John L, postmaster ! FORT WRANGEL. A post-oflice. Atloff Rev Father, Catholic priest Brown C, trailer Costello M, saloon Decker L, shoemaker Holey M, lodging Kohen Sam, clerk LEAR Wlf K, general merchandise, proprietor U S Bondeil Warehouse and agent P C Steamship Co Levy B, general merchandise McFarland Mrs A R, priu Presbyterian Home for (Jirls McFarland I, physician MoFarland Mrs J, asst priu Presbyterian Home for (iirls McKiunon I), general merchandise NorMirup O, groceries Oakfonl Capt, depy collector of customs Presbyterian Home for < iirls, Mrs A R McFarland principal Smith .losfph, l»akery Sonichsei. N, photographer Stephens VV .1, general merchandise Woodcock W H, restaurant HWW000¥l*ilER;xSHf5K^!fcil2r^^ JUNEAU. Alberstine R, saloon Cohen J, gen merchandise Copliii & Co, general merchandise Corcoran P, general merchandise Curry .1, saloon Kar sard & Rudkins, gen mdsc ITIT TfT.T^H. J^, mining Knowl (ieorgc, saloou Martin D, general merchandise Newcomer William, saloon N W T Co, general nkerchandise Reed W F, general merchandise Schmeig J, druggist Twan J, saloon NINO CITY. Martin D, trader CO _ • CO en CO cs CO cs CO u (0 (D z >HEII. TUGGLE t CO., WEGON »SH m WM»IE."JIT Nevada. 1207 NEVADA. See, also, List of Towns Received too Late for E^;alar Insertion. oo Situated between latitude 35 deg. and42deg. north and longitude 114 deg. a d 120 deg. west. Bounded on the north by Oregon and Idaho, on the east by Utuh and Arizona, and on the south and west by California. Its area is 104,125 square miles, being third in extent of territory, Texas and California preceding her in the rank of dimension. Nevada was the thirty-sixth State admitted to the Union under the Constitution. Its counties are only fourteen in number, and necessarily large. The population, which is variously estimated at from G0,000 to 75,000, is decidedly cosmopolitan, Americans predominating largely. The general surface is a table-land, with an average altitude of 4,500 feet above sea level, traversed with great uniformity by nearly parallel ranges of mountains, rising from 1,000 to 8,000 feet higher. These ranges have for the most part a north and south direction, and are separated by valleys from five to twenty miles wide, the bases of the mountains having also abo>it the same width. The moun- tains are frequently intersected by ravines, which form easy passes, and in some places are br ikeii into confused and detached masses. The valleys sometimes ex- tend more than 100 miles, uninterrupted excepi; by an occasional butte or pro- jecting spur, and frequently, whei-e the mountuL us disappear or contract, unite with other valleys, or expand into broad plains or basins, some of which are un- obstructed, 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 dis- appear in "sinks" or sloughs. Others again find their way to the surface after "losing" themselves. This is occasioned by the porous soil that is iound there. The vast productions of silver ore which her mines have yielded have resulted in the acquirement of the title of the "Silver State." The stock raising interests of Nevada are a source of revenue that fev ' States or countries can boast. The cattle raised for beef command a higher prite in Eastern markets than those of any other " Far West " State or Territory, \'hile 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 factorif-M in the world. Besides her deposits of silver there have been discovered lode? of copper, iron, and other metals of remarkable richness. The future of the State, while it is perhaps not so promis- ing as it was during the excitement incident to the discovery of the precious ores in such large quantities, cannot be considered otherwise than flattering. Her progress, we predict, will be steady and permanent, and ere the close of the pres- ent decade her population will show an increase not anticipated by her most san- guine citizens. Her schools are superior, her people enterprising and intelligent, and her public institutions will compare favorably with those of States that have worn the "cape of time " so many years longer. The valleys are very rich for agricultural purposes, vegetables, grain, tobacoo, hay and other products, as exper- iments show, yielding quite an income to those thus engaged. There are quite a number of industrial enterprises throughout the State, such as saw-mills, brew- eries, flouring-mills, wagoumakera and blacksmiths, sash and door factories, smelting works, etc., etc. RAILROADS. THE CENTRAL PACIFIC Traverses the entire width of the State from east to west, covering a distance of 462 miles. GO O n o O GO C/l CO CO CO HARDWOOD LUMBER WH ITE BBOM , IS A IS Nafa and 14 r t« Hfteur , Mtrevt. M. V. Wugan mtmck.. Cabinet WtHlOa, etc. i I LOUIS BRkVERilN&CO.,!£ ■terllBK SIlTei ||T« d Freaek f;i«ek«. ll9lllontgomBri>St. 1208 Nevada. THE VinaiUlA AND TRUCKEE, ConneotiiiR the Comstock and Canon City with the Central Pacifiu at Reno. Length 52 miles. The mnnagoment of this road is always deserving of the thanks of the public for its efforts to make the concern in every wivy a convenience. The road-bed of this lino is said to l.o unexcelled by any in the United Htatos, while the coach(>8 are models of comfort and beauty. The approach to Virginia City is one of the finest pieces of eugiueLring we have ever seen. CARSON AND COLORADO Branches from the Virginia and Truckeo at Mound House, eleven miles from Car- son City. Is constructed in a southerly direction, its ultimate objective point we believe, the head of navistation of the Colorado Hiver. Hawthorne is but thirty, six miles from Bodie, California, and is connected with that place by a beautiful w^gon road, constructed at a cost of $RO,000 by the railroad company. This ir>:C>.nificcnt piece of mountain road building at last renders the celebrated Mono district easy of access. The Carson and Colorado Kailroad will hasten the de- velopment of a large section of Southern Nevada; it extends 158 miles, from Mound House to Candelaria. NEVADA CEN'mAI. RAILWAY. This road is a three-foot gauge, running from Battle Mountain, Nevada, a point on the Central Pacific, 302 miles west of Ogdcn, to Austin, 93 miles south. The road was begun in September, 1879, and completed in February, ISiiO. For the f rst year it was unsuccessful, Init was sold to the Union Pacific in June, 1881, since which time it has been put in first-class condition in every particular, and is now one of the best three-foot gauge roads in the United States. Besides being the natural route for Austin and intcnnediato points, it is the nearest possible rail route to Kintiston, Belmont, Silver Peak, San Antonc, Lonu Mountain, Orantsville, lone, Kllaworth, Downeyville, Lodi, Gold Park, and to all places in Smoky, Reese River, and Smith Creek Valleys, commanding the business of .'WO .square miles in South.ern Nevada. Under the new management the road i" very successful, putting forth every effort to secure business and please its patrins ; and its officers enjoy the advantage of having the friendship of all with whom they come in contact. It is therefore one of the few roads that can truthfully say: "Our patrons are our best friends." The roa Sazerao Saloon, Pine Jewett Henry M, constable Kimball & Booker (O Kimball and S M Booker), general merchandise Kimball O (Kimball &; Booker) LEVY ft CO (Isaac and Baruch Levy), ffeneral merchandise. Pine LEVT ISAAC ft BARUCH (Levy & Co), Pine LEWIS CONSOLIDATES MINING C0> W P Mcintosh superintendent. Cedar LEWIS DAVID Ji district attorney, Pine Ma rden H, A urora Feed Yard MdNTOSH WM P, mining superin- tendent. Cedar McKinlay Wm , jus tice of peace MoKOUGH JOHN, blacksmith, Spring Murphy Mrs, restaurant Murphy M A (Murphy 8t Wells), Pine Murphy Sylvester, restaurant and lodg- ings Murphy & Wells (M A Murphy and T H Wells), attorneys Neal Frank (Stewart & Neal) Neidy John, mining recorder of Esme- ralda District and sec Pacific Mining Co Novacovich Christopher, Bank Ex- change Saloon and agt W, F & Co and U S Stage Line Robb Daniel J, sheriff Seawell Wm M, dist judge 3d judicial district, comprising Esmeralda and Lyon Counties Simpson Daniel C, chairman county board of commissioners Smith Silas B, postmaster Steahler Ferdinand, brewery Stewart & Xeal (J W Stewart and Frank Xeal), meat market STEWARTSONR R (E Wood & Co) Pine STOCK JACOB proprietor Court House Exchange Hotel, Pine Vernon & Albright (W J Vernon and Geo Albright) carpenters Vernon W J (Vernon & Albright) Wells Thos H (Murphy & Welb) WOOD E ft CO (E Wood and R R Stewartson), general merchandise, Pine WOOD EDWARD (E Wood ft Co), postmaster. Pine bO ^ ^ CO CO en CO O »4 M o C9 PIONEER IRON WORKS. CALVIN MUTTINU * HON, Proprietors. Kstebllshed ItM* SXr Main Street. HI ■*. CO CO CO CO oo o OS w as o mull. TOGGLE t COm Ship Planli, all Mute, Nevada — Aurora-Austin. 1211 Court Exchange Hotel, OPPOmTK THB COVBT HOVMB, Corner of Pine mad SilTer Streets AURORA. NEVADA. JAKE STOCK PBOPBIETOB, Thi9 old corner has lately been fitted up in flne style, and U now one of the best hotels in the StAte oi Nevada. Tlio eatintj: parlors will be run on tfiu RESTAURANT PLAN. ME^LS j\rc -A.LL HOURS, And the Tables supplied with every delicacy the market affords. Great pains will be taken to ensure the comfort of guests at the ■XCSAWttE Mr. Stock invites his friends to give him a call when in Aurora. IL. Terms— $1.60 to $2.00 per day. Board, $8.00 per Week. AURUM. White Pine County. A post-office. Davis Simon, general merchandise OAROTHAlf ft FOUJADE, general merchandise McNulty James, saloon keeper AUSTIN. Lander County. A post, express and telegraph office; is tne county seat of Lander County and the southern ter- minus of the Nevada Central R. R., 93 miles south of Battle Mountain, on the Central Pacific R. R ; 6 miles from the renowned Reese River, near the summit of the Toyabe range of mountains. Altitude 6,500 feet. It is a well-built place. Among the most prominent buildings are the Ma- sonic, Odd Fellows and City Halls, while the county buildinj^s are commo- dious, substantial and attractive struc- tures. Its schools are good, including high and grammar grades, and the reli- gious denominations are all represented. There are two daily papers publiiihed. The Daily Morning Democrat and The Reese River Reveille, which look well to the interests of that section of the country, and are well supported by the people. Population 2,200. APATm MBS E A, millinery and dressmaking. Main Allen E A, assemblyman Austin Chapter, No 3, R A M, James L Smith sec Austin City R R, Allen A Curtis propr Austin Lodge, No 9, I F, Charles Lund sec Bargon Martin, tailor Barrett Miss M E (Barrett & Sturgis) Barrett & Sturgis (Miss Mary E Barrett and Mrs Rachel A Sturgis), dress- makers Bauer 6 A, brewery and soda factory BOOTH JOHN* proprietor "Reese River Reveille," Main BOOTH WW (W W Booth proprietor " Daily Morning crat," Main Boyden J W, attorney-at-law Bray Simon, meat market Chapter Eastern Star, Miss Worke sec Childs T B, assessor Childs T B, dentist CLABX S H H, pres Nevada Central R R Co, res Omaha riark & Van Patten, saloon Clark W H, saloon Clifford Wm A, groceries Cling Henry, carpenter Collins Peter, saloon &Co), Demo- Fannie C > s o s &9 OO CO oo HARDWOOD lOMBER i WAGON STOCK WHITB MROii., IS A 15 Hale and 14 A 10 Spear Ht, » F. LOUIS mmnkn t gd„ ^jsas^tcar 1212 Nevada — Avstin. •j^i-iiBftary Creaoenzo Samael, propr International Hotel Creswell H T, district attorney Crockett O H W, agt W, F & Co's ex- pren Cronin John, bootmaker Curtis A A (Giige, Curtis & Co) CITBTISALLENA(Paxton& Curtis), and county commissionor "DAILTMO&NINO DEMOCBAT," W W Booth & Co proprietors, J P Joaohimsen editor, Main Diile Geo W, assemblyman DEEBLE W D» meat market. Main DILLON Sn)llET> vice-president Ne- vada Central R R, residence New York DOTEN ALF> editor "Reese River Reveille", Main Doroney Thomas, saloon D ufiy Frank, county surveyor DTOLAP A, sheriff DVNIT F W> su^rintendent Nevada Central R R, residence Battle Moun- tain Dyer Bros (W F and G M Dyer), gro- ceries Dyer W F, county treasurer Kames Mrs Margaret, boarding-house Eastman Rev Rush S, pastor Episcopal Church Eichhom Fred (Pohl & Eichhorn) Finegan Bros (James and Michael Fin- egan), carpenters Flint A A, furniture, paints and oils Ford Miss Mary, millinery Gage, Curtis & Co (W S Gage, A A Cur- tis and J C Hampton, res Virginia City), groceries Gage W 8 (Gage, Curtis & Co) Games W W, barber Gibson Wm, postmaster Green Theodore, druggist HAMMO ND J S , physician, Main HINGHCLIFFE C W, secretary, gen- eral freight and ticket agent and county superintendent schools. Main Hofifinan Bros (Isaac tnd Charles Hoff- man), dry goods and clothing Hoizan Robert, boots and shoes Holtz L, physician Hopkins R T, fruits and notions Horton Robert L, groceries Huber Joseph (Huoer & Vollner) Huber & Vollner (J Huber and A' Voll- ner), dry goods and clothing Huntsman J A, physician Inte rnatio na l Ho tel, S Crescenzo, propr JOACHIMSEN J T, editor "Dafly Morning Democrat " and attorney-at- law, Main Jones Thomas, constable Eeogh Michael) feed and livery stable King Samuel, saloon Kling H, carpenter Kloninger H, barber Ladd Rev J T, pastor M £ Church near Main Lamerhart Geo, butcher Lander Lodge, No 8, F ft A M, James L Smith see Leutjons J D, saloon Lewis I J & Co (Isaac J Lewis), dry goods and clothing Lisle J & Co, restaurant Lodge No 33, I G T, John D Spargo sec Lodge of Rebecca, No — , I Q P, Mrs T Toone sec Loustalot L, restaurant Level Mrs, restaurant Magnolia Saloon, Tower & Ohngemar Manhattan Silver Mining Co, Melvile Curtis supt Martin F, saloon MoCafferty A C, county assesttor MoCOMB JOSEPH, blacksmith wagonmaker, Main McC ourt Thom as, saloon McKENNETD C, district judge judicial district. Court House MlLLATl OEOSOE E, manager W and 6th U Tel Co, Main Miller J A, county clerk NEVADA CENTRAL B B. F W Dunn superintendent NichoUs A, lumber Ohngem/ir Wm (W H Tower & Co) Parker W H, hardware and stoves Patargo Joaquin, feed stable PAXTON ft CUBTIS (John A Paxton, rea San Francisco, and Allen A Cur- tis), bankers, C P Soule cashier. Main Peltier Mrs Julia, lodging-house Phelan Rev, pastor Catholic Church Philadelphia Brewery and Soda Factory, G A Bauer Phillips A, painter Pohl & Eichhorn (R Pohl and F Eich- hom), barbers Pohl Robert (Pohl & Eichhom) Polkinuhorn J, boots and shoes Preuss Frank, merchant tailor Price T S, varieties and fruits Pringle Mrs J D, millinery Rasmussen N H, saloon Reese River Encampment, No 4, Charles Lund sec ItEESE BIVEB BEVEILLE," John Booth proprietor, Alf Doten editor, Main Richards C A, meat market Ritter C M, principal High School Rosling J, grocer Rosling Saul, fruits and varieties Ryan James, county recorder Saddler C & Co (Charles Saddler), grocer- ies CUVIN NUTTING i SON, iBfMtnreni aU klnda IROIi WOKKt iM7 Main «tr&et. Hav Frsnelsc*. KilEII. TUGGU t, CO., Slilp Plant all Ms. "gJRS iclae*. uat lO % sa Nevada — AuatiTi-Battle Mountai/n. 1218 Saddler Charles (C Saddler & Co) Sohultze John A blacksmith and county commissioner Schwin Fred, bakery Sch >vin W, undertaker Sclimidtlein Henry, assemblyman Shepurd George A, constable Sing Mrs Martin, boarding-house Smyth .Inhn, state senator and saloon SOuLE C P> cashier Paxtou & Curtis Bank Sower A, cigars and varieties STARBATT DAVID B. hardware and tin. Main Steiner John R, saloon Steiner L, meat market Stur^is Mrs R A (Barrett Sc Sturgis) Timlin Michael, saloon and lodging Tower W H (W H Tower & Co) Tower W H & Co (W H Tower and Wm Ohngemar), haniess and saddles and saloon Trask S, physician Trolson Jacob, county surveyor VINCENT E operator railroad tel- egraph, Main Vollnor Adolph (Hulwr & Vollner) Von Nordeck Fred, drug^^ist Wallace Daniel T, countv commissioner Wallace John, livery stable Weller L A, photographer, ogt Singer Sewing Machine Co and justice of tlie W peace elsh Henry, saloon WILLIAMS JOHN H, saloon. Main Woo dward R Y, public administrator WBIOHT J A> watchmaker and jew- elry, varieties and fruits. Main D. B. STARRATT, (8ucce8gor to Smith ii Starratt,) DEALER IN IroBp Steel i&i&s d Mill Materials, STOVES AND TINWARE. IVIain Street, u^uNtin, IVevatla. ' BAILEY. Lander County. A post-ofBce, on the Nevada Central B. R., 20 miles south of Battle Mountain. Bailev E L, postmaster BAILET C Pi general merchandise BARRETT. Nye County. A post-office. Azervo Mateo, general merchandise Barrett J T, restaurant Dyer G- W, general merchandise Sheehan W B, saloon BATTLE MOUNTAIN. Lander County. A post, express and telegraph office, situated at the junc- tion of the Reese River and Humboldt Valleys, at on elevation of 4,511 feet. It is a station on the Central Pacific K. R., 517 miles east of San Fran- cisco, ard 93 miles north of Austin, the county seat. It is also the north- em terminus of the Nevada Central R. R. and a daily line of stages which run to Tuscarora. The place is sup- plied with water from magnificent springs, distant about 3 miles south of the town. Also here is situated the mountain from which the station de- rives its name. Population about 400. There are two good hotels, a school-houae, and the various orders of lodges are well represented. Argenta Lodge, No 10, K of P, J P Cope sec Attenburg Adam, restaurant and boot- n ittke r BANKS F Z. physician and notary public, Front Barclay A, act D W Earl & Co Batchelder J K, propr Cosmopolitan Hotel Battle Mountain Lodge, No 23, F and A M, C W Hinchcliffe sec Battle Mountain Lodge, No 31, 1 O F, A D Lemaire sec 'BATTLE MOUNTAIN MESSEN- OEB" (weekly), £ A Scott editor and proprietor. Front i CO cm GO mmm. lumber. Street. », F. >, IS A 15 Main and 14 A !• Spear Oregon Ash, Maple and Aldier. nnn CEI I nWC CIIDDI ICC Vl"**. Baanem. et«.. mt IV0RCB08S * CO., UUU rCLLUrf O OUrrLICOi MaMnie Temple. Mo. • Post Street, S. F. I 1214 Nevada — Battle Mountain. 4« f Battle Mountain Messenger PUBLISHED EVERT SATURDAY MORNING Bean Jos^h A, physician Blossom J A, contractor and wholnaale hay, nain, feed, lime, bricks, etc BORomsRO nss frederica, Palace Saloon, Front Bradshaw M F, carpenter and under- taker Bressler H, general merchandise BROWV JAKES, agent N C R R & CPRR, Depot CAPITOL HOTEL, C R Huntsman, Depot Collier Mrs L, dry goods Cosmopolitan Hotel, J K Batchelder propr Davis Walter, mgr C P, N C, and W U Tel Co DUNLAP A M, Golden Note Saloon, Fron t DUNN F W. general superintendent N C R R, Depot Dunphy Wm & Co, R R meat market Dusang Joseph, saloon Earl D W & Co, for«varding and com- mission, wholesale lumber, grain, flour, etc Haws Bros, news depot SINCHCIIFFE C W, general freight and passenger agent Nevada Central Railway HUlTTSMAir C A, proprietor Capitol Hotel, Depot "LANDER FREE PRESS. ' C H Sproule proprietor and editor. Front Lemaire A D, gen mdse and saloon Lucas Louis, groceries MahoneyJ L, attorney-at-law Mattus F, Battle Mountain and ,Lewis Stage Line Mayo Uriah, saloon McWilliams J W, agt W, F & Co Paul Bros, livery, hay, grain and feed Pease Mrs G, dressmakmg and notions Postles Charles, barber Rae John, blacksmith Kitter F W, principal grammar school SCOTT E A, editor and proprietor "Battle Mountain Messenger," Front Shaw A R, Battle Mountain and Galena Stage Line Sponoijle F M, physician SPRIOG Z T, master mechanic NCR R, Depot SPROULE C H. proprietor and editor " Lander Free Press," postmaster and insurance agt. Front Stohl Mat, brewery Victory Lodge, No 10. A U W, J P Cope recorder Woitman Frank, tinsmith THE FAPEE OF CEITTEAL NEVADA, Giving all the Local and Mining News of that Section. ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING H EDIUMS IN THE STATE, Being published at the Junction of the Nevada Central and Central Paciiic Railroads. Subscription price. sijbsgbibe: fob it. $4.00 per year. ■ CO CO CO cs orj cs oo (0 o Pillflli MIITTINb2 9 CflM Manumctnrers ail Ir^nda IBON WOBK, uALffin nUI ! lilQ & 0)3% »^7 main atree., lian FrsnelfMO. Nevada — Battle Mountain. 1216 TIME TABLE To take eftect MONDAY, July II, 1881 AT 1 O'CLOCK. A. M. Trains Cioins North. STATIONS AIVO SIDINGS. Trains Wolng (South. Ko. 6. Wo. 4. No. S. IVo.1. Ilo.». Ko.5. Freight Freight. Passenger Daily. Passenger Daily. Freight.' Freight. 3.45 p. H. 2.15 2.35 2.10 10.30 A. M. 9.65 9.45 9.29 9.06 8.39 8.14) 7.54 f ABR. DEP. BATTIii: IIOVKTAIN . . liE WIS JUNCTIOTV . . Dillon 4.J)5 p. M. 5.34 5.45 6.00 6.40 A. M. 7.40 8.00 8.25 9.06 9.48 10.26 11.06 11..S0 11.55 12.05 P. M. 12.25 12..'5 1.05 1.20 1.48 2.16 2.50 .3.40 P. M. Baileys Helena 12.50 12.10 ) 11.50 j" ..:. HOTSPRIN««l Bridges 6.55 (7.25 t7.45 . C/anyon 10.45 10.20 10.10 O.iiO 7.19 IVAIiTERS Bavenswood S.i-O 6.57 6.48 Vanflchn's 8.42 P CO CTIarks Roclx Crrelz 9.30 9.16 8.45 8.20 7.40 7.00 A. M. Curtis 6.28 6.10 6.63 5.28 5.00 A. M. .... SIIiVER VRKEK . . . Caton's Wlsfflns AVHTIIV J1JKCTIOW DEP A VICTIM ARR 9.12 9.30 9.45 10.10 10.40 p. a. 4.20 P. M. 3.50 P. M. 4.30 p. M. 5.15 p. U. General Superintendent. ■J i? "A. til LOUIS BHUYERimil&CO.. Bravsrmaii ft 1!Ut. JEWELERS.". Btnet,~ 1216 Nevada — Battle Mountain-Belmont. Gold Note Saloon. Finest Wiues, Lipors aM Cigars, Next door tu Gerstles & Co'g Store, FRONT STREET, Battle Mountain, Nevada. A. M. DTJNLAF. Proprietor. BELLEVILLE. Esmeralda County. A post, express and telegraph oiBce, on the Carson and Colorado R. B., ISO miles south- east of Mound House, and 8 miles north- west of Candelaria. The surround- ing country is sandy and rocky. The water is brought about thirteen miles in ^ipes. The premium salt marsh is distant eight miles. This marsh is the finest in the State, and one of nature's wonders. Population 400. Abraham R, gen mdse and W, F & Co's agt fielding W F, supt N B Mills Bell J M, station agt and tel operator Edwards E H & Co, hardware Fenton J H, saloon Foucault Louis, saloon Gildersler Chas, livery stable Glosser Adam, saloon Golden Julia, restaurant Jackson J A, saloon Johl E, hotel Livingston & Waller, restaurant Monroe John, barber SAILOR A W) postmaster, druggist and newsdealer Skanks J F, barber Smith Levi, general merchandise Stephens Jnbu B, justice of the peace Williams & Goodwin, butchers BELMONT. Nye County, A post, express and tel- egraph ofHce; county seat of Nye County, quite an old town of eastern Nevada, supported by silver mining; has a population of 300; 100 miles by stage from Luning. "BELMONT COXTBIER, " Maute ft Donald publishers and proprietors Bell T J, assemblyman Bradley Andrew, county commissioner Brotherton F R, county surveyor Compton L W, county commissioner Corcoran M W, public adnanistrator Curler & Bowler (Benj Curler and P M Bowler Jr), attomeys-at-law Deady Chas L, bookr and stationery, music, cigars, tobacco and varieties Deady Wm G, photographer Delano Matt R, county recorder Emerson Geo W, cigars, tobacco, fruit and confectionery, paints, oils, etc Ernst & Esser (Geo Ernst and M W Esser), general merchandise Ernst Geo, U S dep mineral surveyor Faber Paul, brewery Franklin A J, assemblyman Granger W N, attorney-at-law and notary public Griffith J I, attorney-at-law, district attorney, and agt Gilmer, Salisbury k Co's Stage Line Hawkins A M, civil engineer Hayden John J, meat market Humphrey D R, general merchandise ana meat market Hunt Richard, livery and feed stable McGregor Chas, county assessor McLean Adam, county treasurer MAUTE & BOS AIM (Andrew Maute and Sam Donald), publishers and pro- prietors "Belmont Courier'* Mestrieau A, saloon NichoUs Geo, county clerk Ohiauder John A, watchmaker and jew- eler Reed & Charlton (M F Reed and Marcos Charlton), saloon Spaulding A U, livery, feed and sale stable and County Commissioner Stiles Jos A, county physician Truman David S, district attorney Vaughn E 0, sheriflp Warburton Thos, hotel ANDREW MAUTK. Sam. Donald. BELMONT COURIER. luued Every Sa* -'day by MAUTE & UONALD, BELMONT, Njru Ciounty Nevada, PER YEAR 88.00 Invariably in Advance. ! PIONEER IRON WORKS. CAE.VIW NUTTINU A MOM, PMprletora. Batabllahed 1H49. IM7 Main Street. 11 F. >LIEII. TUGGLE t CO.. OAK Pi.ANK.»a.'aaasr • CO ■ Nevadxi — Beowawe-BunJcerville. 1217 CD E CO e IS H O BEOWAWE. Eureka Countt. A post, express and telegraph office; on the Central Pa- cific R. R., 33 miles southeast of Bat- tle Mountain. It is situated on the banks of the Humboldt River, and is the nearest shipping point from the Cortez Mines, in Lander County. There are also a number of hot springs near the place, which can be readily seen from the cars in passing. Population 75. Benson A, dealer in hay, grain and live stock BENSON OLIVER, hotel and general merchandise BRIDGES. Lander CocNxy. Post-office Bailey. A station on the Nevada Central Rail- way, 43 miles south of Battle Mount- ain. DEAN B. hotel BRISTOL. Lincoln County. A post and express office; 23 miles north of Pioche. Pop- ulation 200. Abbot Mrs K, lodging-house Ade^man A, butcher Barton, Torre & Co, general mdse, fur- niture, lumber, paints, oils, glass, etc Blair & Warren, butchers "BRISTOL TIMES," Eugene J Trip- pel publisher Crocker J B & Co (J B Eddy and J B Crocker), general merchandise Frabe Henry, saloon and ice Gilmer, Salisbury & Co, stage lines Goodrich & Worden, saloon Howell Eugene, notary public Keisel G, brewery Leahigh Mrs K, hotel McCarter D, saloon Minucioni Lorenzo, bootmaker Phillips Joseph, barber Prairie A, saloon Quinn John, saloon Riepe Richard A, hotel, restaurant and saloon Riepe & Kiesel, brewery and saloon SCOTT L S, general merchandise and postmaster Stromberg Fred, saloon TRIFPEL EUGENE J, publisher "Bristol Times" Warren Geo B, meat market Willett S, propr Bristol & Pioche Stage Line BROWN'S. Churchjll County. A post, express and telegraph office; on Central Pa- cific R. R. (Truckee Division), 46 miles from Wadsworth. CHAPMAN H, agt C P R R and Wells, Fargo & Co, and postmaster Gates D H, section foreman BUFFALO MEADOWS. Roop County. A post-office, 85 miles north of ileno. Clark L G, cattle dealer Murphy B F, salt dealer, Buffalo Salt Works Murphy & Laingir, salt mfra SAwTELLE F A. station-keeper and postmaster Spencer Burtts, hotel Winters Geo W, sheep raiser C/» BULLION. Elko County. A post-office, 24 miles southwest of Elko; population 125. Carpeaux E J, general merchandise Ganse Mrs G, hotel HOFFMAN ELIZA, hotel and post- mistress Howland Edson, saloon Phillips James, hotel Williamson Geo, saloon BULLION. Eureka County. Post-office Palisades. A station on the Eureka & Palisade R. R., 9 miles from Palisade. Raine J P, farmer BULLIONSVILLE. Lincoln County. A post-office, 204 miles by stage southeast of Eureka, and 12 miles southwest of Pioche. Anderson R, saloon BuUionsville Smelting Co, gen mdse Culverwell Wm, butcher McMahon A, saloon ODELL QEORQE T, postmaster and manager B S Co's general merchandise Sim John, restaurant Tracy Samuel, restaurant en BUNKERVILLE. Lincoln County. *A post-office. Abbott Myers, carpenter and farmer Bunker Edward, justice of the peace and farmer OO GO HAROWflOD lUMER I WAGOIl STOCK WIUTB BROl»., ISA 15 Uatn and 14^ 16 Spear »t, 8. F. "" MASONio OUTFITS, ^aaa.'sar,g!jir.''igg«5gA3^ - 1218 Nevada — Bunkerville-Carlin. CO H ft n e I* I Bunker S A, farmer and stock raiser CROSBY SAMUEL 0. general mer- chandise Earl Joseph, carpenter and farmer Earl Joseph I, blacksmith and wagon- lEAVITT DTTSLET, flour-mill Leavitt Edward VV, constable, farmer and freighter Lee Geo W, postmaster and farmer CAN ALPINE. Churchill County. tVilliams W W, county commissioner CANDELARIA. Esmeralda County. A post and tele- graph office on the Carson and Colo- rado R. R. 15S miles from Mound House. The Northern Belle Mine is located here. The town is entirely without water, it being brought from Belleville and Columbus, a distance of 8 miles. Ponulatiou 800. Aiken Wm, notary public and convey- ancer Bacoch Antonio, saloon Beck H S, furniture Clark S, saloon Coalter T J, restaurant Coalter Wm N & Co, hotel Cohn Louis, varieties Cousins C C, gen mdse and hardware Cushman E B, agt Forbes & Toby Donohoe Thomas, saloon DOSmR J M> proprietor True Fis- sure Earl D W& Co, forwarders, commission and freighters, dealers in flour, grain, merchandise and machinery Eberle Leo, barber EdwaiBDWOOD LUWBEB. ^'i&yjafjs:; »>" OS s a o o CO I CI i o » o Nevada — Carlm-Garaon City. 1219 Di- Bernard Charles (Bernard & Hill) BERNABD & HUL (C Bernard and D W H ill), saloon and lodgings, Main BROWA jDIS L> boarding-house, Main Buckle Charles, bootmaker Coddington G W, supt Humboldt vision C P R R Doughty J C, foreman car repairs Dougherty Thos, barber Foster Thos, lodgings and saloon Henden Victor, fruits and produce Hill D W (Bernard & Hill) Hines E J, mgr Sisson, Crocker & Co HOLMES TB0MAS>^postma3ter, Main Johnston J, dentist Keppeler J B, meat market Mavnard Mrs E C, mdlinery Mcintosh Bros (John A and George Mcintosh), agt W, F & Co, gen mdse and lumber Monroe D T, principal grammar school Palmer J A, justice of the peace ROBINSOM W I, cigarmaker. Main Ruttger Joseph, barber Schively A R, mgr VV U Tel Co Sisson, Crocker & Co, E J Hines mgr, general merchandise Smith \V F, division master mechanic CPRR Souter Thos, sec I O G T Todd J F, meat market Treshler Jefferson, restaurant VVasheim David, agt C P R R CARSON CITY. OriMSBt CocniT. A post, express and telegraph office. The capital of the State of Nevada ; is situated on Virginia and Truckee R. R., 31 miles from Reno,2i miles from Virginia City and about 15 miles from the Mound House, connecting with the Carson and Colorado R. R. to the southern part of the State and Colorado. Pop- lation about 4,000. Public buildings are the State Capitol, United States Mint, State Prison, Or- phan Asylum. Three good hotels with fine accommodations for the weary trav- eler and moderate charges. J. M. Benton is the proprietor of a daily stage line to Lake Tahoe, connecting with steamer to all points on the lake. The celebrated Hot Springs, about 2 miles from the city, have fine bathing facilities and are well patronized at home and by people from abroad. These springs are increasing in popularity. The water is noted for its curative properties in cases of rheuma- tism and skin diseases. A free hack conveys parties to and from the Springs hourly. There are excellent accommo- dations for guests at the Springs. The State Prison is about 2 miles from the depot of the Virginia and Truckee R. R., where at the quarry of the former, foot- prints of mammoth birds have recently begun to attract the attention of scien- tific men who have visited the place and taken casts for study and investigation. The extensive machine shops of the Virginia and Truckee R. R., are located here and give employment to a large nnmber of men. The United States Court is held at Carson. It has four churches. Episcopal, Presbyterian, Methodist and Catholic. Public schools, two large and commodious buildings — the Central and South — containing the different class grades and are well at- tended. A great deal of wood and lumber is conveyed in flumes from Lake Tahoe. The Comstock is principally supplied from this source. There are three daily papers published here. Tlie Nevada Evening Tribune (Republican), The Morning Appeal (Republican), and the Evening Bee. (Democratic). There is considerable good farming la\ d in the county and about the City of Car- son which is being improved by settlers, and will ere lung be the home of many thrifty farmers. Adams Mrs Ellen E, lodging-house, Carson Adams Jewett W, governor, Capitol Adams Joshua F, saloon, Carson Adams Mrs Louise, dressmaker, Carson ABimGTON HOUSE. Charles L Sherman proprietor, Carson ASCHEEM MAJrOEL, barber, Carson AVERT CAFT D W, proprietor Hole In The Wall Saloon, Carson Babcock Jasper, secretary of State, Capitol Bain David, druggist, Carson Bartine H F, district attorney Beam Jacob L, freight and warehouse Belknap Charles H, associate justice, Capi tol BEin)ER D A> general freight and passenger agent V&T&C&CRR, Carson BENTON JAMES M, livery and stage stables, cor 3d and Carson Bergman Albert, clothing, Carson Bicknell Chas F, clerk supreme court, Capitol BTTXTN OS CHARLES, dentist, Car- son Blethen Mrs Jon?s L, boarding and lodging-house, Carson Borgess A A(Borges3& Vieira), Carson Borgess & Vieira (A A Borgess and J Vieira), barbers, Carson O PI O o o > r o SO H ;q m m H ■ CD > o o % V mi HMIWOOB lUIRER. ZTi^f'^ 13 A IS Hala aad 14 A 1« Spear ■■bB, Mpakea, BIbs. Poles, Bkafla. ete. / LOUIS BRHERMAN SCO., Bterjtns BllTerwu« •md T.VBch Gloeka, [ ! >■ CO IIBBontgomerySt, 1220 Nevada — Carson City. Boskowitz Frank, clothing, Carson Brown R R, saloon, Carson Brule Dieudonne N, saloon, Carson BRTANT OEOROE W, melter and refiner Carson Mint BRTSON OEOROE C, JR, wine house, Carson Byrne Mrs W S, librarian ladies' library, Carson Cagwin & Noteware (G W Cagwin and M D Noteware), notions and station- ery, Carson Campbell Mrs Nancy A, millinery, Carson Carey George, justice of the peace, King GARNET JOHN, hay-yard, Carson Carpenter J W, drayman " CARSON APPEAL " (daily), Josiah C Harlow editor and publisher, L'd Carson City Gas Co, Thos Edwards pres, George Tuffly sec Carson City Savings Bank, Jacob Klein pres, John G Fox vice-pres, George TuiHy cashier, Carson Carson Exchange, E Walker propr, Carson Carson Hose Co No 1, Carson Carson. Opera House, J T Preddy nigr, Carson Carter J G, bootmaker, Carson Cassidy George W, congressman, Eure- ka, 5^ev Catlin Moses, carpenter, cor Ormsby and 2d Cavanaugh Peter, bakery, King Chedic Gef) \V, poultry, honey and bee keepers' supplies Cheney John E, chairman board county commissioners and policeman, Carson Chesley James (i, deputy secretary of State, Capitol Circe Domica, livery stable, Carson Clapp Miss H K, prin Sierra Seminary Clarke Robert, attorney, Carson Clarke Willis G, notary public, Carson Coffin Trenmore, attorney-at-law. Proc- tor Cohn Morris, dry goods, Carson Connolly Jeremiah, tailor, Caison Corbett Daniel (i, saloon and restau- rant, Carson Cottrell Wm D, cai'riage and sign paint- er, Carson Cowing Joseph H, policeman, Carson Grain Miss Velma, dressmaker, King Crockett Lyman L, State treasurer, Cap- itol Cromwell Oliver, fruits, Carson Curry Engine Co, No 2, Musser DAOXJE LEVI> coiner, Carson Mint "DAILY INDEX," Marshall Robin- son publisher, C N Harris editor, Musser Daugherty W B, deputy State control- ler, Capitol Davenport W H, attorney general Davis Rev George R, Episcopal clergy- man. Division Davis G T, general merchandise, Carson Dealy James E, saloon, Carson Decker & Fischer (H Decker and M Fischer), saloon, Carson Decker Henry (Decker & Fischer), Car- son DE LEON DAVID, carpenter, Carson Dormer J M, secretary of State Downey Martin A, furniture and house furnishing goods, Carson Duffy J, propr Pioneex- Soap Factory Eckhert Ernest, ticket agent V & T and C & C R R, Carson Edsgec mb Ezekial, livery stable, 3d Edwards T D, attoruey-at-law. King Edwards Thos J, clerk U S District Court and pres Carson City Gas Co, Carson Ellis A C, attorney-at-law, Carson Epstein Louis B, restaurant, Carson Fair James G, U S Senator (Virginia City) Fairbaiu Rev , Presbyterian cler- gyman Farrell James F, agent W U Tel Co, cigars and tobacco, Curson Fassett Isaac N, deputy surveyor-gen- eral, Capitol Fischer M (Decker & Fischer), Carson FOREST MRS JENNIE, proprietress Capitol Lodging-House. "d Foster Mrs Mary A, millinery, Carson Fox John G, jewelry, books and station- ery and vice-pres Carson City Sav- ings Bank, Carson Fox J W, physician, Musser Eraser James, county treasurer, Carson French Hotel, D Circe propr, Carson Friend Chas W, watchmaker, cigars and tobacco, Carson Gage Mart M, painter and paperhanger, cor Ormsby and 2d Gelinas John, lodging-house. Depot Giudicclli Chas P, restaurant, Carson ORAHAM MRS ANNIE, hairdresser, Carson Gray Rev W C, Methodist clergym .n, Division OREENLAW MAYO A. dentist, Carson Hagerty James, bootmaker, 5th Hallock J F, State controller, Capitol Hammod Rev J D, presiding elder (Methodist), Carson HARLOW JOSIAH C, editor "Car- son Appeal" and State printer, 2d Harris Bros (Charles, Mark and Benja- min Harris), general merchandise, Carson H O GO > M 9 0k 2^ Si SN ft 9 PRISON CELLS, Fenves and Jtridfe Work. *»7 Main Street, w. F. CALVIN NUniN6£ SON. %4:Li fiery St. g ontrol- bd •al •k •t clergy- ^ Carson M and M ^ p), Car- ^ Carson M ^ 1 house xctory ;Tand H )le, 3d o Cing )istrict ^ ias Co, >« « n OB son M irginia < n cler- s el Co, Q )r-gen- » IJarson S ietresa O ZJarson H ;ation- M f Sav- ^ H ^arson son / 9 cigars c anger, ?« ot §> :son sS •esser, #' '^ ^^m .n, ;r "S mtist, «■» is Vi -2 pitol »?£ elder p> si; «i "Car- i-S »d Jenja- idise, ? ALLEII, TUGGlit CO., Eastern Hard Wood Lumber.'^ ^^*'"^'*'' lian FranelfMO. o I H o Pi » o 1-8 Nevada — Caraon City. 1221 HA'B-H-T R CBASLES N> attomey-at- law and editor "Daily Index," Musser Hatch Andrew J, surveyor-general, Capitol Hatch M D, county clerk, Carson Hawley Ernest S, State librarian, Cap- itol Hawley Thomas P, associate justice, Capitol Haynie J W (J W Haynie & Co), Car- son Haynie J W & Co (J W Haynie and H M Yeriugton), lumber dealers, Carson Hebberling Augustus, assayer, Carson Hentschel A F, watchmaker. King Heritage John, painter and paperhang- er, Carson Her rick L A, physician HETBICH JOSIAH M, assayer, Car- son Mint Hill Geo B, insurance agent, Carson Howe H H, principal grammar school, Minnesota Hunt E M, planing-mill Jacobs Adolph, tailor, Carson Ja mes Edmund, barber, Carson JONES A J (Mills & Jones), 2d Kaiser D, restaurant, Carson Kearny W J, physician. King Kennedy Mrs Mary E, matron county hospital, Carson Kersey John D, county assessor and in- surance agt, Carson Keyser &*Prod (W D Keyser and E R Elrod), nay-yard, ^livery and feed sta- ble, cor Carson and Musser King Florence H, physician, King King 8 D, district judge, Carson King S Lewis, physician, King Kinkead John H, governor of Nevada, Capitol ' KITZMETER DANIEL 0. harness- maker, 32 S Carson and 43 N Carson Kitzmeyer George W, furniture and bedding, Carson Klein Jacob, pres Carson City Savings Bank, Carson, and propr Carson Brewery, cor Division and King Koppel & Piatt (M Koppel and Joseph Piatt), clothing, Carson Ladies' Library, Mrs W S Byrne libra- rian, Carson Lanston C E, lieutenant-governor LAUQHTON C E, auditor Virginia & Truckee and Carson & Colorado fl R's, Carson Lee S, physician. King Legget John, carpenter, Carson Leonard Orlando R, chief justice, Cap- itol Lewis Augustus, saloon, Carson Lightle Peter, cigars and tobacco, Car- aon Lilienfeld Wm, clothing, Carson LIND JAMES Ft hamessmaker, Car- son Lynch Wm M, assayer, Carson Madrlrill John W, State printer, Capitol Maiah Calvin H, gunsmith, cor Onnsby and 2d Mara Eugene, saloon, Carson Martin Charles, notary public, Carson Martin John H, hay-yard, Carson Marston Charles A, photographer, 2d MASON & CO (J R and H S Mason), groceries and general merchandise, Carson MASON C P, purchasing agent Virginia & Truckee and Carson & Colorado R R's, Carson MASON J R & H S (Mason & Co), Carson McArthnr Neil, carpenter, Carson McDouall Geo, druggist cor King and Carson McGuirk John M, tinsmith, plumber and gasfitter, Carson MEDEBB F> painter and paperhanger, Carson Meder Frank & James, grinding and planing-mili, King Millard 'rhomas, tailor, Carson MILLS A J (Mills & Jones), 2d Mills Richard, tinsmith, Carson MINT OF THE UNITED STATES. at Carson, Nev, James Crawford, superintendent MuUer Jacob (P A Wagner & Co), Car- son MuUer Victor A, saloon. King Murphy Michael A, attorney general, Capitol Olcovich Bros (H and B Olcovich), dry goods, Carson OLIVEB JAMES, chief engineer C & C R R, Carson Olson Louis T, saloon, Carson Owens J A, music teacher OBMSBY HOUSE. C F and H W Sharp proprietors, Carson Parker H G, fish commissioner, Capitol FABKINSON E J, publisher of "The Daily Nevada Tribune", Musser PABKIlSfSON B B. editor "The Daily Nevada Tribune, Musser" Perasioh George, fruits and produce, Carson Pierce Mrs Elizabeth D, propr City Hotel, Carson Piatt Joseph (Koppel & Piatt), Carson Porter N, barber, Carson Preble C S, surveyor general Freddy J C, agt V & T, C & C R R, Carson Preddy J T, manager Carson Opera House, Carson Rafetto G, boarding-house, Caraon CO ers CO CD 5S CO CO U k ml :.^l !5 Pitll m m HARDWOOD LUMBER, 8t, 8. F GoanterTbps,HeweIPosts. Balasiers. HQTHITB BROS . 18 A 15 Ki^a and 14 * 1« Spear ipea Iter MASONIO OUTFITS, *rif «:&.%?«r«VJSBSStV«- 1222 Nevada — Carson City. i s t Rail Eugene B, hardware, oor 2d and Carson Kinckle Mrs Mary E, meat market Ro bert A ndrew, saloon, Carson ROBINSON MARSHALL, publisher "Daily Index," Musser Rosser John, meat market, Carson Sabin George M, judge U 8 District Court, Carson Sadler Wm, fruits and produce, Carson ST CHARLES HOTEL, Ceorge Tufly proprietor, Carson SOTMITT JOHN (P A Wagner & Co), Carson Schneider Henry, baker)', Carson Schulz Otto T, meat market, Carson Scott James K, saloon, Carson Sessions D R, State supt public schools, Capitol Sharkey Miles, bootmaker, Carson SHARP C F & H W, proprietors Orms- by House, Carson SHERMAN CHARLES L, proprietor Arlington House, Carson Siddons Mrs Louisa M, dressmaking, Carson Sierra Seminary, Miss H K Clapp prin- cipal Smart J S M, physician. King Smart Xathan, blacksmit]), Carson Sternberg Job, groceries, Carson Stems L, policeman, Carson Sutherland John, tailor, Carson Swanson Otto, merchant tailor, Carson Sweetland Wm H, bootmaker, Carson Swift S T, sheriflF, Carson Taylor Thomas (i, saloon, Carson Thaxter George C, druggist, Carson The Capitol, Mrs Jennie Forest propr, 2d "THE DAILT BEE," A J Mills and A P Jones proprietors and editors, 2d "THE DAILT NEVADA TRIB- UNE," E J Parkinson publisher, R R Parkinson editor, Musser Tiokner Henry L, W, f & ^ agt and insurance agt, Carson Tobriner Jacob, cigars and tobacco, Carson Torney Rev Luke, clergyman (Roman Catholic), 2d Torreyson James D, attomey-at-law, Carson Torreyson Wm D, blacksmith, 3d Trapp John, blacksmith, Carson Tuny George, sec Carson City Gas Co, Carson TUFLY OEOROE. proprietor St Charles Hotel, cashier Carson City Savings Bank, and State treasurer Carson Turner Fred D, auditor, Carson Vieira John (Borgess & Vieira), Carson Vonderhide Edward, soda factory, Car- son WAGNER P A (P A Wagner & Co), Carson WAONER P A & CO (P A Wagner' Jacob Muller and John Schmitt), gro* ceries, hardware, tinware, etc, Carson Walker Elijah, propr Carson Exchange Hotel, Carson WEIFFENBACH GEORGE J, saloon, Carson White F J, physician. King White Gardner C, postmaster, Carson Witherell C A, register U S Land Office, Musser Wright Robert H, deputy State treas- urer, Capitol Wright Samuel, lodging-house Wright Samuel C, receiver U S Land Office, Musser TERINGTON E E secretary V &T and C & C R R, Carson TERINGTON H M. general superin- tendent V & T and C & C R R, Car- son Young C S, supt public instruction CO ■ CO C9 CS loo CO CO ! « CO ca ca ^BLIMQTOM HOUSE Sates from $1.50 to $2.50 per Day. O 03 The Only FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING in Carson City. Fifty-Two Rooms. First-Class in all its appointments. CARSON STREET CARSON CITY. NEVADA. One block from R. R. Depot, near U. S. Mint. CHARLES L. SHERMAN, Proprietor. |q 'U UADIIWnnn IIIIIRFQ WIIITHBBI»»..lS*lSM»lBaaill4*l«»pear nflnUTlllUU LUmDIn, Hf , H. F. (;«aBterT«p«, Wewel P««ta, tfalattters. Nevada — Caraon City. 1223 CO cs cs CO CO cs C9 O PS io II J. M. BENTON Lif @i J aid Stig@ Stibh, CORNER CARSON AND THIRD STREETS, Carson City, Nevada. LAKE TAHOE STAGE OFFICE. Parties visiting Lake Tahoe will save money by purchasing THROUGH TICKETS, which can be procured at the offices of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company, in Virginia, Gold Hill and Carson; also at J. M. Benton's and at the Ormsby House, Carson. Parties for Lake Tahoe should leave the C. P. R. R. at Rono. Tickets to and information concerning this famous resort 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 great pleasure, as that gentleman never loses sight of an opportunity to enlighten as well as entertain travelers and tourists. Ik I ! y-i '1 i 1224 Nevada — Caraon City. TZZE Daily Nevada Tribune, PUBLISHED IN CARSON CITY, NEVADA. STATE OFFICIAL ORGAN THE BEST JkDVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE STATE. SUBSCRIBE FOR IT. ADVERTISE IN IT. IDB The Tribune has a larger circulation than any paper in the State outside of Storey County. Proof given if aesired. T£It2:«l OF SUBSCRIPTION: ONE WEEK (bj CarriK«) 26 eU. TWELVE MOMTflS (by MaU) flO.OO SIX MONTHS )f.tr ; Tufford J H, physician ' "'"" Vanderlip A M, agt Gilmer, Salisbury & Co Wearne John, general merchandise, lumber and saw-mill Webp" ^"'^ob & Son, saloon ^' /oer John I^, saloon "WHITE PINE NEWS," VV L Davis editor -..ju.^.^ Williams J E, coal and lumber _ Young A. grocer .■:,„■. . ■reSf^^V-^'' ,^' ■■' CLEAVER DINING STATION. On the line of the Carson and Colorado R. R. Gray John, propr dining-rooms frO C/> CO oo CD GO CO CO en UADnWnnn l IIMDCO WIUTR BROm., 1» a is iVain and 14 A SpvtfUf nAnllTlUUU LUinDi.n. lit,fe».F Boat Mttecfe, Oak Plauk and 'r^mber 78 i DMIIELHORCBOSSt G0.,'8K»:£«l:jl»! iMMiJtC* «.ai«r i H CO 1226 Nevada — Cloverdale-Deeth. CLOVERDALE. Nt> County. Fost-o£floe Orantville. WILLIAII8 J E. hotel CLOVER VALLEY. Lincoln County. A poat-ofHoe, miles southeast of Pioohe. BOSCO Ri postmaster 28 COLUMBIA. Elko County. A post-office, 82 miles north of Elko. C C G & S M Co, C A Watson supt Columbia Mining Co, gen mdse COLUMBUS. Esmeralda County. A post and ex- press office, 8 miles by stage southeast of Candelaria. There are some im- portant borax works 5 and 18 miles distant. A good farming district, known as Fish Lake Valley, 18 miles away, gives it part of its support, population 100. Conn Fred, agt Wells, Fargo & Co HAYS D B> general merchandise and postmaster Marrotte A, physician Meaders L J, justice of the peace Molini E, saloon Schwartz M, gen mdse Sutherland W J, attorney-at-law Thatcher A M, attorney-at-law notary public Thomas S W, hay and grain warehouses Trudo Edward, saloon Turner Geo L, hotel and saloon Williamr t Goodwin, butchers and COMO. Lyon County. Post-office Dayton. COMO HOTEL, W H Ely proprietor Ely H W, propr Como Hotel CORAL HILL. Elko County. Post-office Elko, SHEPHARD H> ranoher and stock raiser CORTEZ. Eureka County. Post-office Bailey, 30 miles south of Beowawe. Population 110. Dean J W, stock raiser Gillam Thos, miner Henley James, teamster Lewis W R, miner MoLeod & Olap, ranchers Redmond Wm, blacksmith So hultze & MoConnel, stock raiser WENBAN SIMON, silver mines and mill DAYTON. Lyon County. A post and express ofiice. It is the county seat of Lyon County. Situated on the Carson River, 7i miles from Virginia City, and 12 miles from Carson. The surrounding land is largely cultivated, and pro- duces all the vegetables, besides con- siderable srain. There is also good dairy land in the vicinity. Popula- tion 250. Agnew Frank, house and sign painter BABTONOEOW. Hvery stable and proprietor Dayton and Virginia Stage Line, Main Bender Mrs Julia, hotel Bonham J A, postmaster and gen mdse Box C, blacksmith Campbell J L, meat market Campbell J N, editor "Lyon County Times" Carling Hugh, saloon Cobb Wm H M, agt C and C R R, W, F&CoandWUTelCo Cook Robert, sheriflF DOUGLASS WILLIAM J, secretary Douglass Mining Co, Main Duncan Mrs M L, Golden Eagle Hotel, Duncan Wm M, wagonmaker Friedline A, barber Gavin F F, blacksmith (Tfubei J C, hotel and saloon Hanson Jacob, saloon Haynes J P, carpenter HAZLETT J C, physician. Main Hig..;ii>8 J W, bootmaker Ken II Wm, general merchandise Keith George W, attorney-at-law aud '■istrict attorney BANOALL G P, hay-yard, Main BULISOX CHABLES H, superin- tendent Douglass Mining Co, Main Shaw James R, feed and lumber yard Sims J D, <;eneral merchandise Watson C H, livery stable DEETH. Elko County. A post-office, on the Central Pacific R. R. (Humboldt Di- vision), 36 miles from Elko and 60 imles from Carlin. POBTEB J L, grocer Smith J P, saloon ■^ 4 o6 m i a « S 1 e: f CO CO en s « € ca o ^ 5 ^ 9 V9 • '.I ■t: C/3 C9 CO z CALVIN NUniNG S SON, 9*7 KAISr filTRBRT, 8A!V FHANC^ISGai Irou Doors, Bank Vaults, Btc oo ±1 CO CO en '•9 C9 ma re: CO IS o. J Z mi TUGGLE t CO., WACOM nnnn/ML';agyj£ lit.. Nevada — Dayton-Elko. 1227 J. M. DOUGLASS ic CO., M ANUFACTUKEHS OF Blutsto&e aad Sulphmo Add, CHA8. H. IIULI80N, Superintendent. Dasrton, Nevada. Purchasers of Gold, Silver and Copper Ores, Slimes, Tailings, Etc. DEL MONTE STATION. Junction Aurora, Nevada & Bodie Stago Line. Aavol August, stage station DIAMOND. EuKEKA County. A post-offict;, on the Eureka & Palisade K. R., 12 miles from Eureka. HIGBY L Li hotel, saloon and post- master DOWNEYVILLE. Nye County. A post-office, 12 miles northwest of Grantville; population 30. Chushman Geo, saloon GATES G M, postmaster Obeudorf J L, saloon Raphael M, gen mdae and hotel Tellon Henry, blacksmith Teltier M, hotel and stable DUCK FLAT. Roop County. Post-office, Buffalo Meadows. Clark L G, stock raiser DUCKWATER. Nye County. A post-office, 35 miles from Hamilton. IRWIN LOUISE, postmistress EAGLE SALT WORKS. Churchill County. A post and tele- graph office; 50 miles from Reno. Crocker Henry, foreman L & M Salt Min . WILIiET C M> manager Eagle Salt Work, and postmaster EBERHARDT. White Pine County. A post-office; is a small mining town of eastern Nevada; 40 miles from Eureka, reached by stage. The noted Eber- hardt Mine is situated here. It is supported by mining and milling; three miles from Hamilton. Ahern Nora, restaurant Canverse O M, rancher and contractor Drake Frank, manager Eberhardt Min- ing Co, limi ted DBAKE OLIVER, accountant Eber- hardt Co (limited), and postmaster Eberhardt Mining Co, limited Holmes N S, stockraiser Muir Alex, contractor ELDORADO CANON. Lincoln County. A post-office. Pop- lation 175. Anderson Geo, saloon Coolman B N, saloon Fife A, miller Germ W H, butcher (Tillespie, Lund & Co, general mdse MILLS W S> manager Southwestern Mining Co Southwestern Mining Co, mining, mill- ing and merchandise ELKO. Elko County. A post, express and telegraph office. County seat. Sit- uated on the Central Pacific R. R., 55S miles from San Francisco and 344 miles from Carson City; altitude 5,063; population 1,000. Elko is the shipping point for an im- portant section of Idaho and northern Nevada, including Tuscarora, Bullion, Cornucopia, Columbia and White Rock; for which purpose it possesses a very good system of county wagon roads. O o o > r o > CO H 90 PI PI H CD > CO o O t; HARDWOOD LUMBER. K"''" ""«* *^* i. n... .-« 14 H.V. 1« Spear ^M»nat«*r Tops, Mewel Posto, Bslasiers* I i I imilC DDAUCDMAM 9 Pfl 'EWEIilBSS, •nvr «oods lo«rer than any LUUlO DnAttnmW.W & UU., honae in the City, il» MontBomery St. 1228 Nevada — Elko. «^ id IS 8 B I S H The location of the town is desirable, being on a natural esplanade. It is the site of the State University, which is under the control of a Board of Regents; T. N. Stone President. The building is of brick, commanding an excellent view of the town and surrounding country. The Depot House, of which Mr. James Clark is proprietox-, is a well-kept hotel, and the terms are reasonable. There are two louring-mills located at Elko. The exports, principally copper, malts and grain. About 200 tons of the for- mer and 15,000 tons of the latter are shipped from here annually. The Springs (a group of six, three hnt and three cold), one and n half miles froni Elko, are a great attraction. Mineral Welters of ditferent temperatures are utilized for bathing purposes, and are considered very benehcial. Ainley John, Hardware and stoves ANDERSON EDWARD B, groceries, Main Bartlett V C, saloon and restaiirant Bigelow R R, district judge Bisel Antoni, saloon Bradley & Russell (J R Bradley and Geo Russell), stock raisers Bradley J R (Bradley & Russell) Brain James (James Brain & Co) Brain James & Co (J Brain and Wm Plughoff), harness and saddles Brooks J H, agt C P R R and telegraph operator Brown & Gooding (R Brown and C Gooding), furniture Brown R (Brown & Gooding) Bruce A, blacksmith and wagonmaker Burner J F, sign and house-painter Butler Wm, feed stable Chase Hiram, groceries Chase Walter, saloon CLARK JAMES, proprietor Depot Hotel, Depot CLUOOAOE & PARKER (F Clug- gage and F Parker), proprietors U S Stage Line from Mko to Tuscarora, Depot Hotel Cox J L (G W Litton & Co) Craig John, restaurant Crane Geo W, tinware and agt sewing machines "DAUT AND WEEKLY ELKO INDEPENDENT," S S Sears edi- tor and proprietor, Main Davis James, propr Elko Flouring- mills DEPOT HOTEL, James Clark pro- prietor, Depot Dorsey J W, ablorney-at-law Dorsey Richard M, livery stable Edoff J P, sec Eureka Flouring Mills Co EDWARDS MRS J F ft DAUOH TER (Mrs Julia F and Miss Vesta Edwards), millinery, Main EDWARDS MRS JULIA F (Mrs J F Edwards & Daughter), Main EDWARDS MISS VESTA (Mrs J F Edwards and Daughter), Main Elko Flouring Mills, James Davis pro prietor l':ureka Flouring Mills Co, J P Edoff sec Farnel Frank (Payne & Farnel) Fitch J B, sheriff l^rank Miss, principal grammar school Fros^lich Carl (Reckhart & Froelich) GALLAGHER J B, agent U S stage line Co from Elko to Tuscarora, Depot Hotel GIBBONS J B, superintendent U S Stage Co from Elko to Tuscarora, Depot Hotel (iilligan John E, bootmaker GooiUng Charles (Brown & Gooding) Henderson Jefferson, banker Henley S M, county auditor, notary public and conveyancer Hibbets John, saloon Hitt W T, varieties Hull Q W, postmaster HUMBOLDT HOUSE, Joseph Lang proprietor, rear Depot Hunter Thomas (G W Litton & Co) Huntington Thomas W, physician R R Huapital Jessup F C, dentist Kingston G A, district attorney Lang Mrs B W, millinery and fancy goods LANG JOSEPH, proprietor Humboldt House, Depot Litton G >V (G W Litton & Co) Litton G W & Co (G W Litton, T Hunter and J L Cox), meat market Mayhugh John S, pros State Board of Regents Meigs J J, physician Miller M H, county treasurer Morgan L E, blacksmith and wagon- maker Muller F F, supt public schools and druggist Mundell H V, assessor Nye Nathan B, watchmaker Paddock N V, insurance agent Payne & Farnel (John Payne and Frank Farnel ), lumber dealers Payue John (Payne & Farnel) PiCK SOLON (C C Warner & Co), Depot Peck Solon, saloon Peel Edwin, mgr W U Tel Co Plughoff Wm (James Brain & Co) §■ ».> n- vi rid i^^ ^5 - » Is nk •^^ •■.r §1 . .IB f>), ■•*» «' <• ft ft 1^ ^^^ • ftlLEH, TOGGLE & CO.. WAGOH LUMBER.'Sf.'SasSSSr- O H o o Ha o o » H O o H Eh M O Nevada — Elko. 1229 Reckhart Chris ( Reck 1 art & Froelich) Reckhart & Froelich (C Reckhart and C Froelich), wholesale wines and liquors, and bakery Reiiihart B & Co (B Reinhart), general merchandise Riedel Frank, bootmaker Rosenstock Joseph, general merchandise Rosmino Peter, tailor Russell Geo (Bradley & Russell) Sale Dudley, carpenter SEARS S S< editor and publisher "Daily and Weekly Elko Independ- ent" and chairman board of county commissioners, Idaho, Main Shuck John H, saloon Simpson Wm, coffee and lunch stand Smyles J C, county surveyor and no- tary public Stone T N, books and stationery and agt W, F IV Co and pres State Uni- versity Talbot George F, attorney-at-law and notary public Taylor Mrs J, principal primary school Terry Mrti O E, dressmaking Tucker Bros (G W and Robert Tucker), livery stable Tucker G VV and Robert (Tucker Bros) WARNER C C (C C Warner & Co), Depot WARNER C C & CO (S^lon Peck and C C Warner), forwarding and com- mission agts, Depot Jlmboldt liOJlgisg aiH Faoil; Miki JIoiiu, Cor. Railroad and Fourth Streets, in roar of Depot Hotel, ELKO, NEVADA. JOSEPH liAXfi} PROPRIETOR. This old established ami well-kiinwii li.iu--u lui- Iwoii ovcrluiiilod, itllttod iiiid rel..mislied, and armiiubd fur the iirM(iii\m(uliiti >ii ut li iftidevs as 'vci'. as lodgers. It enntains a !av,ye imiuber of pleasant, eomfuvtahl , welMiuiii-lied and proiiuiiv ventihitod rooms, wliich will lie let by Oje day, week or month on reasonablu tcnns. llie diniin; nmni will always be supjilieil with tlie best the market affords, t'harues moderate. < ''ini.eeted with the house are larire sheds and stalls, and a yard fov the eonvonieii"e 1)1 miests '.vith teams. I'ine wines and liiiuors by the glass, quart or pillon at the bar. KlxKK STAHLINU for teams bel 'nging: to eustomers. A spaeious feed yard connected with the estalilishmunt Hay and Grain for Sale to Customers at the Usu al Market Rates. White Sulphur Springs Hotel AND BATHING ESTABLISHMENT, One nile and a half from Klko, Nevada. MRS. J. J. 6ARRECHT PROPRIETRESS. The Proprietrosti of this well-known popular res-ort talves pleasure in intornilns the public that it Is now prepared for the reception of uuests, ))ermunent or transient, and that no pahu vill bo spared to gUe satisfaction. The e.itire establislnnent has been refitted and refundshed, And PatroiiH <'an have Hvtt or €old Tub, Pluiigo or (Shower Baths at all hours. The Table will at all times be su)i))lied with the best the market affords. Bi^rdors taken by the day, week or month. Ciuosts witli teams will Hnd Kood stablinjf accominodations, and (fi'ain aiid hay f()r th?ir horses. Terms reasonable. Tiie Carriaa:e runs regularly between ELKO AND THE SPRINGS. C/9 GO GO CO CO CO GO CO «J1 Hi m m 111' ill ■.'■ill \}^^ // I V. HARDWOOD LUMBER, WJIITB ItROS,, 1» A I.i >Ialn and 14 A 16 Spear Street, •«. F. Orpgoii Ash, Maple and Alder, 1230 Nevada — Elko. U. S. Mail Stage Line FOR TUSCARORA, CORNUCOPIA AND COLUMBIA. (Daily Except Sundays.) I Leaves ELKO On the Arrival of the Express going West, Arriving in time to Connect with Express going East. DISTANCE^} FROM ELKO. Tuscarora 64 M lies. Cornucopia 76 " Columbif?. 90 " Tliroug^h to Comuoopia in 12 Hours. GLF6GA0E & PARKER, Proprietors. J. B. GALLAGHER, A^ent. DEPOT HOTEL, ELKO, NEV. w Nevada — Elko. 1231 Depot Hotel, ELKO, NEVADA. Passenger Trains going West stoj) 20 ^ Minutes for Breakfast at 7:34 A. M, Going East, Sapper at 7:4:0 P. 31, leals, $1.00. THE HOUSE CONTAINS 40 ELEGANTLY FURrilSHEO ROOMS. Board per Day, $2.50. JAMES CLARK/Proprietor. COFFEE AND LUNCH STAND CONNECTED WITH THE HOTEL. 'ih r I mine DDilfCDUIII 9 m JEWBIiBBii. oir«F Croods lower than any LUUlo DllAffCnlllAN & bU., nonmo in the City. IIO MontKoniery St. 1232 Nevada — Elko-Eaaex. DAILY AND WEEKLY INDEPEITDENT ELKO, ISTEVA^D^. S. S. SEARS PROPRIETOR "Mmn mi |:Hiia( ^nh |ffii|fi!ig OF EV£RY DESCRIPTION. Its Very G^ne.'al Circalatlon in3>k93 th3 Inle pendent an Excel- lent Advertising Medium. ELLSWORTH. Nye Countv. A post-oHice. A sin;\ll niiuiui; town, tlistant from Wails- worth, .1 station oil thu Central Paoifio K. J{., 100 miles by stage. Populu- tion ttO. Colwell James, blacksmith Dolton W T, hotel, saloon and butcher Eata Buena Co, Ellsworth Mill % Gage W S & Co, general merchandise Howe K B, general merchandise ISBELL G H, I'ostmaster La Bean & Ferguson, s-'oon and livery stable Watson Wm, blacksmith Wolford A, saloon ELY. White Pine Coc.NTy. A post-ol^e. FEATHERSTEN H, hotel, post- master and stage agent Ragsdaill J, hotel EMPIRE. Ormsdy CotTNTY. A post, express and telegraph oiiico, located ou the Cursou River, also the line of the Virginia & Truckee R. R., 3^ miles from Car- son City and 34 i miles from Rono. It has several mills at and near the town from which it derives its support. Population 'M'k lieer Tho.**, butcher Brown U H, sjipt Vivian Mill Hoover J A, boarding Hope trames, liiiuors and cigars Jones S E, livery stable Kallenberger Mrs N, hotel Kohel Stephen, boarding Lang W M, justico of the peace LA VALLIEB. R R> superintendoiit Brunswick Mill Lebo & Boother, lieKM, JAII^ AXI» VKWCB WORK, it*7 MkIu llC'reet, Man Vrauolsco. tlLEN. TUGBIE t CO., OAK PLAWK."g.'K5!sr.y ^ i } 'i • m r i HkRDWOOO LUMBER i WAGON STOCK, WHITE BROS., 1:1 A 15 Ulain and 14 A 10 Spear "^t. N V CO e . S i) I - Is I MASONIC OUTFITS, Boeletjr Goods, etc., at MOBCBOMl A CO., Slaaoale Temple, No. • Post Street, 8. F. 1234 Nevada — Eureka. Clark Luther, Palace Saloon Clute F W, general merchandise Cohn Louis, tailor Conklin H C, mgr Eureka Foundry Conti G (G Conti & Co) Conti G & Co {G Conti and B Petraeli), saloon Craechi Louis (J Ziudici & Co) Crawford Rev C B, clergyman (Episco- pal) Crossan R, dealer in grain CURTIS ALLEN A (Paxton & Co), Main Davenport W H, atty general and attomey-at-law Davidson Meyer, clothing Davidson VV E, agt Gilmer, Salisbury & Co's stage lines and news agency Del Foch & Capreol (B Del Foch and A Capreol), bakery Detter Tliomas, barber Devere Misses G & F, proprs The Tivoli Doak R J (Smith & Doak) Doreghty M D, bootmaker Douglas Thomas S, Bank Exchange Sa- loon Doyle Patrick, saloon Dumas A, saioon Dunkle O, restaurant EL DORADO MINING CO NO 2, C J Hutchinson president, D B Chis- holm secretary, E N Robinson super- intendent, Clark; residences San Fran- cisco EMPIRE HAY YARD. Jeremiah Ahem proprietor. Main EMPIRE SALOON. (Charles Graham &Co) Emrick W (Brown, Tassell & Co) Englert G C (Englert & Co) Englert & Co (G C Englert, R J Reid and LI Saddler), blacksmiths Eureliii and California Lumber Co, W O Mills Jr Eureka Commandery, No 2, J N Hill recorder Eureka Consolidated Mining Co, Frank Locan pres, res San Francisco; M A Donthett sec, Thomas J Read supt "EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL," Cassidy & Skillman proprietors "EUREKA EVENING LEADER," (dailj ), James E Anderson editor and proprietor, cor Monroe and Bateman Eureka Hose Co, No 2, T S Douglas fore- man Eureka Lodge, No 16, F & A M, John E Johnes sec Eureka Lodge, No 22, I F, W H Davenport sec Eureka Opera House, Foley, Ryland & Winzel propra EUREKA & PAUSADE R R. Ed- ^^ar Mills pres, res San Francisco; E F Oatman sec. Depot Eureka (Nevada) Silver Mining Co, •Tames Wilson sec EVERTS P, superintendent Eureka & Palisade R R Faust Mrs Dora, lodging-house Ferraris Antonia, bootmaker Ferraris Charles, bootmaker Fitzgerald A L (Merrill & Fitzgerald) Fletcher G A, saloon and hay yard Foley M D (Foley, Ryland &, Winzel) Foley M D (W H Remington & Co) Foley, Ryland & Winzel (M D Foley, R Ryland and J Winzel) proprs Eureka Opera House Ford John, boarding-house Fox Charles, restaurant Franklin M J & Co (xM J Franklin), dry goods Gallagher Mrs C, lodying-house Garber E R, attorney-at-law Garety E, Silver Brick Hotel Gavin George, tinsmith Gibfried C, restaurant and bakery Gilmer, Salisbury & Co's Stage Lines, W E Davidson agt Godfrey J ( Brown & Godfrey) Godfrey J L (Godfrey & McMillan) Godfrey & McMillan (J L Godfrey and P McMillan), carpenters and builders Gormon Fred (McGovrn & Gormon) GRAHAM CHARLES (Charles Gra ham & Co), Main GRAHAM CHARLES & CO (Charles Graham, Alex Cella and August Hintze), Empire Saloon, Main Graovech M L, groceries Greovich John (Tognini & Co) Griffin W E, agt W, F & Co Guilloz L, fruits and varieties Guinnip Mrs A J, lodging-house Hager Henry (Bishop & Hager) Haley & Schumaker (T Haley and John Schuniaker), meat market Haley Thomas (Haley & Schumaker) Hamilton C, dentist Hansen P N, groceries Harmon F H, justice of the peace and attorney-at-law Harmon Joseph C, planing-mill Harris Alfred, gents furnishing goods Harris Jacob, cigars and tobacco Harris Phil, cigars and tobacco Haskell A D, insurance agent Haskell W P, furniture Hawkes A (Hawkes & Co) Hawkes & Co (A Hawkes and E J Burns), groceries Heitmann F M (H Mau & Co) Henderson G S (Barlow & Henderson) Hiemes L, tailor Hinckley F H, register U S Land Office * % 00 k> ^^^ cc CO a CNI 1*- H~ Ad ca CO CO CO CO &3 CO o CALVIN NUniNG £ SON. Tobalar Wheelbarrows. Bolt and BrMge Work, JlST Main Street. Han Fraaelsco. >LIEH. TOGGLE i GO.. WEXIMH HURD WOODS. 18 * M Sp«ar St. Saa Fnuielaeo Nevada — Eureka. 1235 E CO CO OS ce E &0 O I o o HINTZ ATTGTJBT (Charles Graham & Co), Main Hjul P H, second-hand furniture JACKSON ANDREW, proprietor Jackson House JACKSON HOUSE. A Jackson propr cor Main and Bateman James Rev, clergyman (Methodist) Joannes Wm, boots and shoes Johnson Hiram, groceries Johnson Hiram (Remington & Co) Jones D P, bootmaker Jones E C, blacksmith and wagonmaker Jones John 0, blacksmith Karsky Morris, clothing Kasten F, saloon Kehler W H, bootmaker Kemp H R, groceries Kerneeu John J (W H Sweeney & Co) Knickerbocker Hose Co, No 2, T S Douglas foreman Kind Henry, groceries Kit Carson Con Mining Co, Frank Rob- bins siipt Knight P J (Knight & Kyle) Koerber Joseph, barber Kyle Matt (Knight & Kyle), and sheriff and propr Eureka Skating-rink Lachman B, general merchandise Lamott V F, restaurant Langshur A, saloon, cigars and tobacco Langstroff J B, tailor LANSINO C J, attorney, Bateman Laudenschtaga C, saloon Leeser L, groceries Levy M (Morris & Levy) Lewis D E, saloon and hay-yard Ley M M, general merchandise Lewis Oscar, The Villa Saloon Long Walter S, civil engineer and U S deputy mineral surveyor Tjooney Edward, saloon Lovich Charles, tailor Lucey John J, New York Bakery Magini Bros (G, P and F Magini), Wil- liam Tell House Magini G, P and F (Magini Bros) Maher & Manion (Martin Maher and J Manion), dry goods Maher Martin (Maher & Manion) Main Mrs F M, dressmaker Manion John (Maher & Manion) Martin H A, druggist MARYLAND TUNNEL & MINING CO, W W Bishop president, O C Moore secretary, Main Man H (H Mau & Co) Man H & Co (F M Heitmann and H Mau) MoElroy Patrick, Bureau Hotel McEwen B F, groceries McGovern & Gormon (T McGovern and Fred Gormon), Eureka Livery Stable 11 ft DAUinnn l IIUDCO WHITB BHOS., is * is Xaln mC. 14 A ^ Spear HAnDWuUD LUMdCR, »t, ». F. Bl»ck Waln«>, Spanish Cedar. Veaeers. McGovern Thomas (McGovern & Gor- mon) McMARTIN MICHAEL (Caughey & McMartin), Main McMillan P (Godfrey & McMillan) McNICOF DON (Singleton & Mc- Nicof), Main Mendes Joseph, saloon Merrill & Fitzgerald (G W Merrill and A L Fitzgerald), attorneys-at-law Merrill G W (Merrill & Fitzgerald) Miller Wm, hairdresser Mitchell W H, groceries Moeller Max, assayer Mollinelli Lambert, auditor and mining recorder Monaco Louis, photographer Monteverdo Rev, clergyman (Catholic) MONUMENTAL TUiTNEL CO, L L Robinson pres, DB Chisholm sec, San Francisco; E N Robinson supt, Clark Morgan Mrs D, lodging-house Morris Bros (J and M Morris) saloon Morris Frank, hay and wood yard Morris J (Morris & Levy) Morris & Levy (J Morris and M Levy), dry goods Morrison E G (Smith & Morrison) Mountain Lodge, No '27, I t) F, W S Beard sec MULLER H (Paxton & Co) Nathan David, clothing Northey Robert, saloon Norton James, saloon Oertli John, restaurant) Order of A H, Patrick Hannon sec Ottaway Hotel, J S Allen Owen J R N, physician Pardy Wm, cashier White Pine County Bank Parker House, Knight & Kyle proprs Parni P, meat market PAXTON J A (Paxton & Co), Main PAXTON & CO (J A Paxton, Allen A Curtis, H MuUer and John E Pla- ter), bankers. Main Perry J V B, saloon Pesio Thomas, saloon Petraeli B (G Conti & Co) Plater J A (W H Remington & Co) PLATER JOHN E (Paxton & Co), Main Poplin Mrs J, fruits and produce Powell Wm, blacksmith Pramenko & Ballick (S Pramenko and S Ballick), chop house Prevost C, concert hall and lodging- house Quaid P S, lodging-house Reed Thos J, supt Eureka Con 'd Mining Co and U S deputy mineral surveyor Reece J H, physician Regie Joseph (Bremenkampf & Regie) Regie & Waldvot?el, dairymen CO c o m o O ■ •m > 5.1 r',; IH ;: Sfl I i): ii )'! r lOUISBR»¥ERM»ll«CL^^?*^S?o*/aWruJ \i1^lW 123« Nevada — Eureka. CO 03 I Reid R J (Englert & Co) Reinhart B & Co (B Reinhart), feed store Remington W H (W H Remington & Co) Remington W H & Co (W H Rem- ington, H Johnson, J A Plater and M D Foley), hardware Rescue Hose Co Richmond Mining Co, E Probert man- aging director, ^v K Morrison sec Rieves Henry, district judge Riley Cornelius, saloon Robertti P, saloon and feed stable Robles Frank, restaurant Rock A D, U S deputy mineral surveyor and civil engineer and deputy county surveyor Rosenberg David, saloon Rosenheim Albert, cigars, tobacco and saloon Roseteia Peter, saloon Roth Edward, physician Ruby & Dunderberg, Con Mining Co, James Wilson sec Ryland R (Foley, Ryland & Winzel) RTLANB BICHABD, real estate. Main Saddler R (Englert & Co), and county treasurer Saddler R & Co (R Saddler), gen mdse St John's Chn])ter R A M. No 5. John E Jones sec San Francisco Brewery and Soda Works, F M Heitmann niid H Mau proprs Scanland G I, county supt public school Schatzlein Matt, barber Schiller J, tailor Schneider F J, druggist Schuniaker John (Haley & Schumaker) SCHWAMB C W, furniture and un- dertaker. Ruby Hill ave Scott McG John, iiisurance and mining broker SECRET CANON TUNNEL MILL & MINING CO, H A Unruh presi- dent, D B Chisholm secretary, 'res San Francisco; E N Robinson huperiu- tendent, Clark Shannon Alfred E, U S commissioner Sholderer Wm, Cal meat market SILVER PEAK TUNNEL CO. W W Bishop president, C C Moore sec- retary, E N Robinson general mana- ger, Clark SINGLETON JAMES B (Singleton & McNicof) Main SINGLETON & McNICOF (James B Singleton and Don McNicof), whole- sak ''.quors and cigars, Main Sloss 8 S, harness and saddles Smiths Doak (J L Smith and R J Doak)) livery and feed stable Smith E (Smith & Morrison) Smith James M, coroner Smith J L (Smith & Doak) Smith & Morrison (E Smith and E G- Morrison), blacksmiths and wagon - makers Smith Wm J, postmaster Sprague Wm, saloon Steler P, watchmaker and jeweler Stewart John, feed and sale stable Stowell W H, druggist and assayer Straus J, watchmaker Sweeney W H (W H Sweeney k Co) Sweeney W H & Co ( W H Sweeney and J J Kerneen), livery stable TassellJohn (Brown, Tassell& Co) Tatti C, hotel "THE EUREKA DAILY AND WEEKLY SENTINEL," Cassidy & Skillmau proprietors, cor Monroe and Bateman The Tivoli, Misses Genevieve and Flora Devere proprs, J B Mooney manager Thoma G H, physician Tognini & Co (Jose[)h Tognini and John Greovich), saloon Tognini Joseph (Tognini & Co) TONKIN W J & CO (W J Tonkin), wholesale liquors. Main Turner B J, propr Turner House Vanderleith Jacob, lodging-house Viscardi Joseph, saloon Wallace C C, assessor Wallace Frank J, constable Weaver Wm, fruits and varieties Wedekind George H, lodging-house Wells vS O, meat market White Pine County Bank, E Woodruff pres, Wm Pardy cashier Wilhelm Edward, watchmaker and jew- eler Williams James, physician Wines J L, attorney-at-law Winzel J (Foley, Ryland & Winzel) Wong R, restaurant Woodruff E, pres White Pine County Bank WREN & CHENEY (Thos Wren and A E Cheney), attorneys-at-law WREN THOS, attorney-at-law Young George, gun and locksmith Zanow Miss Fannie, saloon Ziudici J (J Ziudici & Co) Ziudici J & Co (J Ziudici and L Craechi), saloon and hotel o It • It H A* '4 CALtiN NUniNG & SON, Manutectnrera all Minds IROX WORK, **7 Main Street, San Francisco- Nevada — Eureka. 1127 Eureka iFaEsadeR-R. Connects with all Trains on C. P. R. R. at PALISADE, NEVADA, TO AND FROM RECEIVES FREIGHT FOR EUREKA, WARD, OSCEOLA, HAMILTON, PIOCHE, TYBO, MOREY, HOT CREEK, TEM PIUTE, MINERAL HILL, BULLION, Etc. ROAD WELL EQUIPPED rl P. EVERTS, Gen'l Sup't, J. L. FAST, Geni Pass'r, Ticket and Freight Aq't, Palisade. Nevada. . :i 1238 Nevada — Eureka, tsi lA^sa^ii s®wii« ONLY FIRE-PROOF HOTEL IN EASTERN NEVADA. ]\f!a.iii Sti'eet, lilureka,. The Booms are Hard Flnlshetl, Newly and Elegantly Fiirnlshed, and are ISpactons. ISlnxIe Rooms or In tlultes. titm In all the Itooms. CONNECTEU WITH THE HOTEL IS THE FINEST BAR-ROOM IN THE STATE, AND THE Best Dining Jioom in Eastern Nevada, A. JACKSON, Proprietor, Formerly of the JacksDH House, at HHiniltoii, White I'ine Coiiiity. C. W. SGHWAMB. -DEAK.EB im- Fiimtiire,BettgiII|iliolsteiTljOOis. Uin>EBTAKIN6 A SPECIALTY. I carry the largest stock of Caskets, Metallic and Wood Cases, in Nevada. Also, two fine Hearses for funeral purposes. I also do Embalming, and attend to shipping bodies to any part of the world. Bateman Street, above Sentinel OAoet ETJR^KIiA, - - - - IVEVADA. >L1EH. TUGGIE t C9.. IWESOII >SH >HD lltflE."^ 1 o I I O *-8 •I. to Neva(^ — Eureka-Oenoa. 1239 Daily! Weekly Sentinel, EUR,EKA, TVEVA13A. CASSIDY ft SKILLUAN PROPRIETORS. DAILT-One Year, by Mail $16 OO •• Six Month*, by Mall 8 OO " Three Months, by Mail 6 OO WEEKLY— One Year 6 OO EVANS. EcBEKA CouNTV. Post-office Palisade. Evans J V, farmer FAIR PLAY. Elko Countv. A post-office. Gedney — .general merchandise KDfOSBEET M> postmaster FORT McDERMITT. Humboldt County. A post and ex- press office. Batten Geo, blacksmith Barber W O, butter and cheese maker BOWUNO C, general merchandise, blacksmith, agt U I A; Stage Co and Wells, Fargo & Co, butcher, hotel and postmaster Brown G F, stock'raiser Donivan Jersey, packer Hearm Jerry, stock raiser Hoppin H, stock raiser McColley H H. hotel McColley J, miner McConnell C, stock raiser McGuire John, teamster Moulder W P, blacksmith Ryan & Wood, forwarders Wilkson John, wheelwright FRANKTOWN. Wahuoe County. A post and express office, on the Virginia and Truckee R. R., 21 miles from Reno and 9J miles from Carson. Population 125. Duvol John, hotel Harcourt J H, justice of peace and agt W, F & Co TBTj C A, general merchandise, meat mariiet and postmaster Mayer Thomas, blacksmith Price W £, wood and ice GALENA. Lander County. A post-office. Amfahr John, brewery HAMBLTF, McBeth Robert, justice of peace Melandor John, vegetables Randohr John, assayer Rob John, constable Trescott Elisha, mining Wilson B F, postmaster and gen mdse GARDNERVILLE. Douglas County. A post-office. Oilman L, blacksmith and saloon Miller Alexander, blacksmith GEDDES. Eureka County. A post-office. Delmer & Cassario, saloon Geddes & Bertrant Mining Co Gilmer & Salisbury, stage lines HESSE T H> postmaster Scherr Wm, saloon GENOA. Douglas County. A post, express and telegraph office. 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 Sierras. It is the county seat and the oldest town in the State, having been settled by Mormons in 1850. Banning J T, hotel and supt of schools Cary W H H, county commissioner Cox F A, coroner and justice of the peace Dandel Chas, bootmaker DUNGAN J, editor " Genoa Courier " Galett Richard, livery stable "GENOA COUKlim, " J Dungan ed- itor nAnUnUUII LUinBCn, tit.li.F. •mk, Aak. Hl«k«rjr. Maple. Oheny.ete. e uv !!'■ lOUISBRAVERMAflSCO., ■terllas flllirfirwa#e •BLLEH. TUGGIE i CO.. No*. IM •■« •» Mpear Mraet. ItaN fraadi Nevada — Oold Hill-Haivthome. i:ai Ookel Charles, aaloon Pohl Cornelina, barber Reley Mrs Susan, lodging-house Sadaer Louis, barber Schmidt Charles, bootmaker Shanahan J W, restaurant Ssohroeis S, Gold Hill Brewery Stephens John M, saloon Stephenson C C, propr Boston Quartz Mill Taylor Capt Thomas O, supt Yellow Jacket Mine Tobener Charles, saloon Tumey Samuel B, saloon W aider Charles J, meat market Wintorbauor J A, bootmaker Yuung Charles S, prin Grammar School GRANITE CREEK. Post-office Buffalo Meadows. Ward Brothers, stock raisers GRANTVILLE. Nye Countt. A post-office, 63 miles from Luniiig. Population 500. Aguere R M, notary public Ballard John W, attorney-at-law Calahan J J, physician Campbell Neil, blacksmith Cirao Theodore, baker Court James, butcher Franklin A J, general merchandise Gage W S & Co, general merchandise Harvey A B, notary public and agt W, F&Co Henry Wm, news agent Hogan J W, mining superintendent KIKO R M> hardware, druggist and postmaster Koch Wm, brewery Liston James, saloon Lockerman W H, barber Lowe Wm, livery and feed stable Martin Wm, restaurant Maute& Donald, printers and publishers the "Grantville Bonanza" Philips John, capitalist Post 8 G, groceries and restaurant ReindoUer T B, druggist Rosenthal S, general merchandise Snow C B, carpenter and justice of the peace Sto}ker A H, attorney-at-law Taylor O F, varieties Trumun D S, attorney at-Iaw Vaughn £ O, saloon GREENFIELD. Esmeralda County. See Mason Val- ley. HALLECK. Elko County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Central Pacific R. It, (Humboldt Division), 47 miles from Carlin and .3.1 miles from Wells. Population GO. AMBLEK F A, Wells, Fargo ft Co's agent Griffin Mrs M, saloon and varieties McCain H, hotel and saloon Scott & Hank, stock-dealers HAMILTON. Whitb Pinb County. A post, express and telegraph office; is the county seat, built on the northern slope of Treasure Hill at an elevation of about 8,000 feet. It i postmaster LAKE VIEW. Washoe County. A post-office, on the Virginia and Truckee R. R., 264 CALVIN NUTTIN3 i SON, CO CO cs C3 < i CO CO CO ^ ( oo «j a QC f e3 1 ^ C cs £ SB a ^.^ ^f a ^M E ^3 g|>| o LU • Ml eae s c; O0 cs CO o fits M o UIRDBRM, JAIL AWn k v..V<;B WOKI&, JM7 Main Mtreot, Was lb . 'nnclsco. MltW. TBGGIE t Cfl. Blacli Waliiiit lumber. '* si ftfiSK."- loo M^ *e r*! 09 BUB es ■ CO te K ■ roi ic !:;^ ■ tes S 1 I /^ C3 I C*J Co ■ «A „« CO ■ '^S E ki. C/9 09 oc T3 resa c-^ •i. 3 of » ^ skce "^ ^3 cca. CD *^ is is ag 03 t is 1— ce lade ^ E : aa ^ CA rav- K *«• UJ Sf BC &0 ilvcr ^ and g ss .Div J2 o t indL OO bcldt J2 tele- g igrapli (a .ustin. ce, on a Nevada — Lake Vieiv-Meaquit 1243 miba from Reno and Carson. 4) miles from EWIHO S E> motions and postmaster Martin J S, carpenter and flume builder Small S W, wood and lumber flumer LEWIS. * Lander Cocnty. A post and express office on the Nevada Central Railway, 11 miles from Battle Mountain and 90 miles from the county saat. Popula- tion 2S0. Both well G W, mgr Starr Grove Mfg Co Cord well & Mattos, saloon Courter John P, s>ipt Highland <^hicf Mill and Mining Co and lumber yaid Cozzens D, postmaster OOZZEWS EUGENE* with Joseph Hill Denn is J D, attorney -at-Iaw Dias John, livery and feed stable Feliz A, meat market Finley J N, saloon OEOBGE E T d; CO, proprietors of "Lewis Weekly Herald" Gerstle J, general merchandise Heflin Wm, wood yard Hill Joseph, gen mdse aiid agt W, F & Co "LEWIS WEEKLY HERALD. " (The), E T George & Co, proprietors Middieton G A, saloon Murphy James, fruit store Pierce D K, hay yard and job wagon Pugh L M. proprs Lewis Hotel Ramsdell E B, ne^rs depot and general merchandise Saunders James, saloon Seitz Ed L, notary public Stahl M J, brewery Stateler J W Jr, assayer and chemist Sweet Geo, restaurant Thompson John I, blacksmith ■ Weaver S T, justice of peace LIDA. EsHBRALDi CouNTX. A post-office, 28 miles southeast of Caudelaria. Barbor Antonc, restaurant Palm & Co, saloon VERCOVICH M & CO, genera! mer- ohandise LOST CREEK. Post-office Buffalo Meado\« s. Betts J D, farmer LOVELOCKS. Humboldt County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Central Pacific R. R. (Truckee Division). 73 miles from Winnemucca and 97 miles from Reno. Asher S C & Son, general merc!iardi->e Barker John, blacksmith EMMONS H C, general mcrcuiiudi^ie and postmaster LUNING. Esmeralda County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Carson and Colorado K. R,, 125 miles from Mound House and 33 miles from Candelaria. Angell T A & Co, gen mdse Benton John R, hotel Brierly C B, physician Giles T B, saloon Graham D, saloon HARRIS W J> deputy postmaster KNAPF & LAWS, general merchan- dise and agents Wells, Fargo & Co Lopez Joe, barber Mewman John, bootmaker MARIETTA. 14 miles north - Esmeralda County. west of Candelaria. Smith Bros, borax manufacturers MASON VALLEY. Esmeralda Counitt. A post and ex- press office. Apsey R»bert, attorney Bennett E W, genci A merchandise Bran A W, general merchandise Brann Bros & Smart, liquors Clark & Mclntyre, blacksmiths Craig John D, hotel and gen mdse CRAIG J S. agent Wells, Fargo & Co, general merchandise and postmaster Daniel Jasper, blacksmith and hard- ware Downey James, saloon and groceries Fogg 8 B, carpenter and builder Gallagher J B, attorney-at-law Groanfield Hotel, J S Craig propr Houston J M, attorney Leavitt G I, physician Richardson A S, physician and druggist Richardson Wm J, hotel .S(V)tt B F, saddlery and harness Sharkey .James, boots and shoes Smith & Brann, general merchandise MESQUIT. Lincoln County. A post-office. CO OO C/3 CO c/» en C3 HMDWOOD lUMBER, WHl'l'K BKOM., la A 15 Main mnd 14 A U» Mpwar He, V.F Boat Htock.Oak Fliuk a f. Timber. 0) c Si > z !■? PI 'M{ o i i'N ■i, 4 () : I ! I! i'lii I'll, I I;' I ■• I mmmfmiintl^ lOHIS BRtVERMAN S CO., hvnse la the €lty, il» MoBtsoMery St. 1244 Nevada — Meaquit-Paliaade. Branch W H, Jr, bricklayer and plas- terer Brauch W H, Sr, bricklayer and plas- terer Bargess M, cabinetmaker Gentry Harry, butcher PEC& L Wi general merchandise Hiding H, tinware Rogers D, wasonmaker Sargent H E, lodging-house Syphus E, blacksmith Utley G, blacksmith METALLIC CITY. Post-office Candelaria. Given & Ingalis, general merchandise Malloy Phil, saloon MILL CITY. Humboldt County. A post and ex- press office, on the Central Pacific K. R. (Truckee Division), 28 miles from Winnemucca, and 142 miles from Reno. Population 110. Coffin Wallace, agt C P R R and mgr W U Tel Co Wolcock Peter, propr Mill City Hotel MINERAL HILL Eureka County. A post-office, 5 miles by stage from Mineral, a station on the Eureka and Palisade R. R. Pop- ulation 160. BuflFy T B, hotel Crombie J C, mining supt Edwards E T, stock raiser Griswold Gilbert, justice of the peace TSB ET'T^ T J* postmaster and general merchandise Lane Andrew, farmer Maples Stephens, farmer McCabe John, mechanic Murdock A P, constable Murdock Mrs H, restaurant Schuster John, bakery Scott J B, farmer Scott Wm C, stock raiser Whelan Thos R, stock raiser White James, farmer MOUND HOUSE. Post-office Dayton. A telegraph office, situated at the junction of the Vir- ginia & Truckee with Colorado & Car- son R. R., 15 miles from Carson City and 11 miles from Virginia City. Bamett GP, agtV&TRR, C&OR R and W U Tel Co MOUNTAIN CITY. Elko County. A post-office, 75 miles from Elko. Popu^tion 60. Farick A, blacksmith GOLDSTEOr LOUIS Schoen Maff, hotel and gen mdse ONEOTA. An express office. CASEY Hf general merchandise, hotel and supt Ind ian Q ueen Mining Co HOWELL JOHN, agent Wells, Fargo &Co Indian Queen M & M Co, M Carey supt OSCEOLA. WnrrK Pine County. A post-office, 160 miles from Wells. Busse y C, salo on FELSENTHAL P, general merchan- dise and postmaster OTEGO. Post-office Wells. A telegraph office. A station on the Central Pacific R. R. (Salt Lake Division), 20 miles from Wells. GLAT J C. agent C P R R ahd tele- graph operator PAINTER FLAT. Post-office Buffalo Meadows. Flint Rowland & Co, stock raiser PALISADE. Eureka County. A post, express and telegraph office, on Humboldt Giver, 626 miles from San Francisco, at the junction of the Central Pacific R. R. with the Eureka and Palisade R. R., and 90 miles from Eureka. It is the shipping point for Eureka, Belmont, Pioche, Hamilton, Tybo and Bristol. There is a good public school, a public hall and two hotels. The machine shops of the Eureka and Palisade arc located here and the prospects of the town are good- Population 260. Baokett Mrs, Palisade Hotel Baum & Carrney (E M Baum and S S Carrney), saloon Baum E M, r^'op" Depot Hotel and res- taurant CON LEY MBS R 8, proprietor Pali- sade Hotel, Depot MMlUTTlHG t SOH. *" I*"""""*' "*" •'■*»*"** Iron Dooru, Bank Vaalta. Bte. le. in- »le- « 9 land g the f« I.R. Sj . R-> |A 8 the *> nont, 1^ istol- 3? mblic »g chine - 5 ie arc r» )ftho ^3 ). *!* Si: id res- e ■ Pali- ft [JISCO. >LIEN, TUGSIE & CO., HUHDWOOD lUIIBEB. IS and ao Sl fSan Franel Mar Blaeo (tt« a • tj* Q8 5 •5* CO s gc M -» ** 8< CM ^i **" g as ts s euc Sat 9 ^c a at CO tt I 4 «~~« C>*l CO w. • Nevada — Paliaade-Pioche. 1245 «^ as «I9 C/l OO Depot Hotel, E M Baum propr FAST J L> general freight and ticket agent E and P R R, Depot Free H, mgr W U and C P Tel Jo GRANT P Hi mining operator, Main Jewell T R, gen m dse MABCHANT JOHN, po^master and general merchandise HAECHANT WALTERS, justice of the peace, notary public, deputy as- sessor, mining .recorder and general merchandise, Depot Mills Ed, master mechanic E and P R R Morton R H, barber PALISADE HOTEL. Mrs R S Conley Sroprietor, Depot isade Lodge, No 20, F and A M, J N Hill sec. Palisade Hall Palisade Lodge No 26, 1 F, J March- ant Penhall John, saloon SOUTHERN B S. agent Wells, Fargo &Co Sumerall Thos, constable and bootmaker PAM JAll H #f 11b Everything about this Hotel is First-CIa s in all Particulars. Terms, S 1 . 50 to S3 .OO per Day. BOARD. $7.00 PER WEEK. Palisade, Nevada, opposite Passenger Depot. MRS. R. S. CONLEY. Proprietress. PANACA. Lincoln County. A post-office, 12 miles southeast of Pioche. Popula- tion 50. T.T.T. M L> assistant postmaster Panaca Co-operative Institute, gen mdse PARADISE VALLEY. HcMBOLDT County. A post and express office, 40 miles northeast of Wmne- mucca. CRTJTCHER E W. cattle dealer Koeherspdrger Martin, cattle dealer O'Neal Robert, rancher O'Neal Washington, rancher PINTO. 11 EcRBKA County. A post-office, miles by stage south of Eureka. Baggs E, milling Bricke r B, wood and coal TISS. HENRT. gardener £.nd post master Fitzpatrick Thos, Golden Gate House MoAvoy J, dairyman Minolette G, stock raiser North J M, stock raiser Potter John, mining supt Smith N, hotel &0 PIOCHE. Lincoln County. A post, express and telegraph office; is distant from Eureka 180 miles, situated in a rich mining district in the eastern part of of the State, and has a population of SOO. It ia the county seat, and has t age line communication with Eureka. -< line excellent mines are located liere. Adams R, tailor Addleman \, butcher Alexander G IJ drnggist a I county supt of schoolu Bell Wm, school trustee Benjamin D L, barber Bryant Logan, agt Gilmt r, Salisbury & Co's stages Buchanan E Y, county surveyor and deputy mineral surveyor Byman I, general merchandise Carman S H, school trustee Catlin Henry, agt Gilmer, SM.sbury & Co's stages Chaigneau V A, physician Clark D C, general merchandise and county commissioner Cook Joseph, livery stable Duflf J R. supt Meadow Valley M & M Co Eilers Henry, liquors Eisjnman J A Co, hardware Elam R H, county treasurer en m m 'I -''V t : ! !if % 11 ! ; ^v It CO HARDWOOD LUMBER "WHITE BHOM.. W A 15 Main ami 14 & » .pear m,^. V, llube, Mpokes, Riois. Poles, 8 at. et«. ODD FEUOWS' SUPPUES. '^SS9,ViSniSi'^fl!!S,Vf: CO 1246 Nevada — Piocke-Reno. Fulks D A, saloon Goodrich James, justice of the peace Gorman & Co, stationery Gorman George T, county clerk GRIFFIN W E> banker and stock broker Henderson J C, recorder, auditor and dry goods Henderson W H, senator Hoffman Julius, assessor Hyman J, dry goods, clothing and fancy goods Jacobs & Sultan, grocerfl Keeley J V, agt W, F &, Co and county commissioner Kliue Lewis, brewery and liquors Lawson Mrs £, meat market Mandich Alex, fruits And groceries Mathews Geo C, physician McFadden Mrs James, restaurant Meyers Charles F, postmaster Morton E F, bootmaker Mott, Fi:ih & Co, hardware Myers J & Bro, dry goods Nesbitt J & Bro, general merchandise Nichols F C, dentist Osborne Chas, assayer Patchon C H, district attorney Pierson Mrs James, hotel "FIOCHE WEEKLY RECOED." Kecord Publishing Co publishers Poujade T C, general merchandise RECORD PUBLISHING CO. publish en "Pioohe Weekly Kecord' Riepe Eichard, restaurant Rives Henry, district judge Roeder John, general merchandise Saunders T, grocer SHERWOOD F, sheriff Shier J, druggist Stein Charles, liquors Stewart W D & Co, forwarders Turner E D, constable and lodgings Veitch Alex, saddler and county com- missioner Waho Mrs K, lodgings WoUand Henry, general merchandise Wertheimer L, clothier and notary public Wertheimer & Gear (L V Wertheimer and Hall F Gear), books, stalionery and varieties PYRAMID. Roof County. A post-office, 32 miles northeast of Reno. Population 100. Barber S R, contractor Clark Harry, machinist Dragowick Antone, contractor Dukinson F C, farmer HTHERS J, hotel and deputy post- master Monroe Bros, hotel Pyramid Co-operative Co Sterrett A, hotel Whitehead John, farmer - RENO. Washoe County. A post, express and telegraph office. The county seat. Situated on the Central Pacific R. R., at its junction with the Virginia and Truckee R. R., 155 miles from Sacra- mento and 31 miles from Carson City. Population 1,500, Re^o has been twice visited by serious conflagrations, which have each time completely devastated the business portion of the town; but it woiild appear that the development of the place has only been advanced by these disasters, for no town in the State enjoys such a steady growth, or presents a more substantial and beautiful appearance to-day architecturally. It is situated in quite a fertile valley, from which it derives much of its support. Abrahams Bros (A and L Abrahams), clothing Aitken J F, wood ALLEN DAVID, attomey-at-law, Virginia • Allen Edward A, books and stationery Amity Lodge, No 8, K of P, C H Stod- dard sec ARCADE HOTEL, I> McFarland propr Ash Morris, saloon Avt-ry George W, constable BaileyVV S, soap factory BAINBRIDGE J F (Knowles & Bain- bridge), Commercial Row Baker Charle<), saloon BALCH D W, president N & O R R Co, Plaza Barker D H, surveyor ' Barm ^ A H, propr Golden Eagle Hotel Barnctt Isaac, dry goods Barnctt Thomas, boots and shoes and gents' furnishing goods Basch Frederick, hardware Beamer S, undertaker Beck H H (H H Beck & Co) Becker George, saloon and brewery Becker Jacob, saloon Belz John, barber BENDER CHAS T, cashier First Na- tional Bank, 22 Commercial Row BENDER DAVIL A. president First National Bank, 22 Commercial Row Bergman Wm, physician county hos- pital Berry W F (Manning & Berry) Bishop 8, physician county hospital 60 m CO CO CO CO CO C/9 (0 o PRISON CEllS, Fcnwm and HrlUge Work, **t Main iltreet, ». V. CALVIN NUTTING t SON. >iiEH. rma. i co., wexioh h>rd wooos.'ia.'g.sasi^'- CO d t. •f id a- y- ill 18, :ly he he .ly for I a are ice ted ich as), nw, CO CO CO &0 ery ' ~~ lod- 1 1 s opr IXJ C/3 C3 iin- ca IR O- w ■ otel ^ and tt 10 z i^ Na- J rirst ^ w hos- z I Nevada — Reno. 1247 Bishop Whitaker's School for Girls, Bishop O W Whitaker prin Blakeley A C (Blakeley & Stoddard) Blakeley & Stoddard (A C Blakeley and C A Stoddard), f;rnceries BOADMAN WM M> attomey-at-law, Commercial Row Bole David (H H Beck & Co) Bonnotte V, French Hotel Bowman John, attorney-at-law Boyd D B, county treasurer Brass C A & Co, lumber BR(WKINS CHAS J, pianos, organs, btationery, candy factory and toys, Virginia BTJTLER E P (Cook & Butler), cor Sierra and 3d Butterfield David D, carpenter Cahan S (Lachman & Cahan) Cain Wm, attorney-at-law CAPITAL SALOON, R >b2rt H Row proprietor, 17 Commercial Row Carlin Miss Eva, Harmon Seminary, Berkeley, Cal Carr Nelson, prin grammar school Caughlin W H, horseshoer CHAMBERLAIN' W B. (Chamberlain & Clawson), Depot Ciiase C C (Chase & Thyes) Chase & Thyes (C C Chase and H J Thyes), saloon Chiclovich E (E Chiclovich & Co) Chiclovich E & Co (E Chiclovich and L Radovich), saloon Clark Allen J, groceries Clark C W, painter CLAWSON H A (Chamberlain & Claw- son), Depot dlFFOBD SETH W, proprietor Pyramid House, Commercial Row COATS M T, propr Coats' Tavern CoflSn Wm L, painter CONDON J F (Reno Lumber Co), cor Lake and Plaza Conner Stephen, nurseryman Conroy James, propr Coats House COOK & BUTLER. (F A Cook and E P Butler), photographers, cor Si- erra and 3d COOK F A (Cook & Butler), cor Sierra and 3d Cookes Mrs J F, lodging-house Cossitt H B, attorney-at-law COUCH MRS MARGARET, board- iug-huuse. Centre Courtois Charles, Reno Planing-mill Danron Joe, fruits and confectionery Davis E S, U S surveyor Davis Harris, cigars and tobacco Dawson A, physician in charge of State Insane Asylum DE BELL JOSEPH, watchmaker, 21 Virginia and salt De La Mater Rev, clergyman (Meth- odist) DEPOT HOTEL. Chamberlain & Gaw- Eon proprietors. Depot DeVall Thomas H, saloon Dickens & Harrison (W H Dickens and M Harrison), groccriis Dickens W H (Dickons & Harrison) Dodge David F, varieties Earl D W & Co (D W Earl and Sisson, Crocker & Co), forwarding and com- mission merchants Evans Bros (Alvaro, J N and A A) Evans Orlando, propr Pollard House Evans Pierce, attoraey-at-law Everett John K, general merchandise B'idelity Lodge, No 5, I OG T, J F Ait- KGTlS S6C FIRST NATIONAL BANK. D A Bender pre^, Chas T Bender cashier, 22 Commercial Row nSH HENRY L. notary public insurance, 22 Commercial Row Fogg George H, meat market Fogus Shelton C, flour-mill and works Fowle J E, hirnessmakcr Eraser Andrew, propr Reno Foundry Frederick Isaac, watchmaker and jew- eler Frey Joseph, chairman Board of Super- visors Frisch Charles J, saloon FULTON R Li editor and proprietor •' Reno Gazette," Sierra Gale Wm S, barber OILSQN JOHN S. real estate agent, Virginia Goeggel Wm, watchmaker Golden Engle Hotel, A H Btirnes propr Goodman Mrs Amelia, millinery and fortune teller GraflF Mrs Lena, bakery Grove Elbridge K, photographer Gunther John 6, hurnessmaker Hall G E, bootmaker Hall J (Hall & Painter) Hall & Painter (J Hall and J M ter), groceries Hammersmith N C, barber HAMMOND & WILSON (M mond and J Wilson), livery Commercial Row HARNEY MISS MARY A, millinery and dressmaker Harris & Leake (Mrs W Harris^ and Miss L Leake), lodging-house Harris Mrs Wilmot (Harris & Leake) Harrison M (Dickens k Harrison) Harrison Robert, drayman Hartung Otto, bakery Hatch Rev E B, clergyman (Baptist) Hawkins Mrs Eleanor, restaurant Haydon T E, attorney-at-law Pain- Ham- stable. C^ CO c i CO c o n o o sr t\ ■ CO CO ■^ -H oo ^■B C3 t ; i CO ■ CO Ir ;oN. HARDWOOD LUMBER. WHITE KROH . i:i A lit Haiti and 14 A IC Mpear Mtrvet, «. F. W nuoii Mtock. Cabinet ^Voods. e«« LOUIS BBWEBWmi i CO.. _ InoeaMbnto TPWPTPPS USMoBtgnMrr Bravennii tt Levy, J L w mifiHOi gtwetY. F. 1248 Nevada — Reno. Hewlett Mrs A 8, lodging-house Higgins H W, agt C P R R and V & T R R Hofmann Wm, Washoe Brewery HOGAN H H« physician and edif;or "Plaindealer," Commercial Row Hogan S H, physician Honenschild Henry (S M Jamison k Co) Ht lesworth George, carpenter Hoy John, coastablo and pr opr Ohio House HOT ROBERT H> Capitol Saloon, 17 Commercial Row Hutchins F, physician Hymers T K, livery stable I O P Lodge, No 14, P C Updike sec Jacobs Solomon, tailor Jamison L (S M Jamison & Son) Jamison S M, postmaster Jamison S M & Co (S M Jamison and H Hohenschild), dry goods Jamison S M & Son (S M and L Jami- son), cigars and tobacco Jenney Rev W R, clergyman (Episcopal) Jonea Charles W, general collector Jones Mrs Mary A, propr Reno Ex- change Julian &. Waldo (T V Julian and H A Waldo), attorueys-at-law Julian T V (Julian & Waldo) Kennely Tim, propr Central Hotel KINO GEORGE A. secretary N & R U Co, Plaza King Samuel D, supsrior judge Kinny Charles M, barber Kittrel John R, attorney-at-law Kline Fred, harnessmaker Kline Jacob, harnessmaker KNOWLES & BAINBRIDGE (J S Kuowles and J P Bainbridge), J S Pelton manager,stove3, hardware and tinware. Commercial Row KNOWLES J S (Knowles & Bain- brid^e). Commercial Row Knox H L W, propr Lake House Knox W N, insurance agent Kolster Fred, tailor Kraus Henry P, cigars and tobacco Lachman k Cahau (D Lachman and S Cahan), clothing Lachman D (Lachman ft Cahan) LAFAYETTE HOUSE, J Odett, Com- mercial Row Lake Houst>, H L W Knox Lake M C (H H Beck & Co) Laycock P F, painter Leadbetter £ C, fruits and produce Leake Miss L (Harris & Leake) LEE L W> livery and feed stables, cor 4th and .Sierra Leonard J G, dentist Levy F & Bro (F and S Levy), dry goods Levy F and S (F Levy & Bro) Lewis Louis, second-hand furniture Lindley Alfred, gen mdse Lindsay R H, attomey-at-law Lodge No — , A O U W, F McRae sec Loomis Charles A, dry goods LVIGI DELL A PIAZZA, saloon, Vir- ginia LuKE WM J, blacksmith, cor 4th and Sierra Macdonald Frank H, mgr W U Tel J Manning A H (Manning & Berry) IHANNING A H, treasurer N & O R RCo, Plaza Manning & Berry (A H Manning and W F Berry), gen mdse MARSHALL IB, attomejr-at-law, C P R R attorney, Commercial Row Martin C S, real esate and insurance MARTmONI PETER Swiss Hotel, Virginia MASSON LOUIS, saw-filer, Virginia McClellan Cyrene B, artist MoFARLAND 0, propr Arcade ^ocel McFarland J L, blacksmith McINTOSH J A (Reno Lumber Co), cor Lake and Plaza McKennejr John W, blacksmith Meyer Emil, cigars and tobacco Mount St Mary's Academy, Lady Su- perior Mary Dolores Murren Jacob, saloon Myers John F, druggist Myers Samuel, carpenter Nadon A, blacksmith Nathan Morris, clothing Neale A C, furniture Needham Wm L, furniture NEVADA & OREGON R R CO. D W Balch president, George A King secretary, A H Manning treasurer. Plaza 'NEVADA* STATE JOURNAL." C C Powning editor and proprietor, Id NEVADA THEATER, M Hammond and J Wilson proprietors. Commercial Row Nugent Rev E, clergyman (Mount St Mary's Church) ODETT JOSEPH, manager Lafayette House, Commercial Row Osburn R F (O^tburn & Siioomaker) OSBURN R S. county clerk Osburn & Shoemaker (R F Osburn and John Shoemaker), druggists Painter J M (Hall & Painter) PALACE HOTEL. F Perkins and Al White proprietors, cor Commercial and Center PARROTT MATT A, gunsmith, Vir ginia Pavilion N S A M and MS, C C Steven- son propr Pavola Frederick, bootmaker GO g n 9 -ft 9** PRISON CEUS,N*i: ««7 Uain Street, S. V. CAIVIN NUTTING & SON. >ILEH TUBGLE t CD, Pacific Coast Hard Woods IS AM Spear at. Ban Fraaelaco. Nevada — Reno. 1249 I s o ! CO o 1 est H EH O I Pechnur David, barber PELTON J 8> manager Knowles & Bainbridge, Commercial Row PERKINS FBANE (Perkins & White), cor Commercial and Centre Perkins Geo E, saloon and gen mdse Perkins & White, hotel Pine Dan H, hotel "PLAINDEALEa." H H Hogan ed- itor, Commercial Row Pollard House, Orlando Evans propr Pollard Joseph D, meat market POWBINO G C, editor and proprietor " Nevadi State Journal " Prescott Mrs Julia, millinery Purdie George, tailor PTBAMID HOUSE. S W Clitford, Commercial Row Queen R E, druggist Quinn John J, hardware and stoves Radovich L (E Chiclovich & Co) Rankin George A, district attorney. Court House Reno Chapter R A M, No 7, W A Walker sec Reno Engine Co No 1 Reno Foundry, Andrew Fraser propr Reno Gas Co, M C Lake pres, B F Leete t poslmistresa and general merchandise Murphy k Lunigus, Buffalo Salt Works Sutcliff James, hotel SHERIDAN. Douglas County. A post-office; 8 miles from Genoa. Bell Wm, blacksmith Golden Julius, genertil merchandise MAXWELL Ml postmoster McDonald J £, hotel Quinn Martin, blacksmith Keed G, boi'tmnker TUCKE CASPEB. general merchan- dise and postmaster SILVER^ ci^Y. A post, express and telegraph office; 3 miles from Virginia Cit^, and 4 miles from Duyton. Population about 200. There are two churches, a school- house and public hall located here. Angels Joseph F, livery stable Bennett Miss Eliza, Silver City Hotel Courts A E, lodging-house Danforth Andrew J, keeper Devil's Gate Toll-Gate Fitzgerald Miss Mary, rcsta Tant Frett MnthiiiB, saloon and hotel Geyer Phillip, saloon Gier John W, agt W, F & Co and post- master Hall C B (Noyes & Hall) Harris Harvey, assayer Metcalf Reulicn, toll-gate keeper Munckton Joseph, saloon Noyes & Hall (L D Noyes and C BHall), saloon Noyes L D (Noyes & Hall) BIPLET SAMUEL, general merchan- dise. Main Schramm George, bootmaker Stock Wenzer, bakery Valtat Louis, saloon Villette Frank, barber Vincent Theodore, supt French Quartz Mill Wey George, meat market SLOUGH STATION. Churchill Countv. Post-office Hill, 9 miles southwest of Stillwater. HT TX ft OBIMES> farmers SMOKE CREEK. Roop County. Post-office Buffalo Meadows. Winters G D, stock raiser SODA SPRINGS. Esmeralda County. Post-office Belle- ville. An express and telegraph PRISON CELLS, i£^-SSI!'a;j'%^..'Sr>CAlVIII NUTTING i SON, f B it • 9 l Hill, '! r. :^ rfi !' Buffalo i' ^^ 2> SM ^2 ?9 ■ m 1« e Belle- 5 a 1" legraph jilLHi TUGBIE i CO., Eastern Hard Wood LBmhiir'L'Sf Jtegy Nevada—Soda Springa-Toana, 1253 office, on the Canon and Colorado I<. R., 137 milea from Mound House and 21 milea from Candelaria. Allen Samnel, carpenter and builder Barrett Joseph, saloon Brazzanovicn M, sulphur und borax hatha Davis J P, prnpr soda springs Esmeralua Copper Co'scimelting Works, G L Center supt Hearty James, carpenter Knapp & Laws (8 A Knapp and R J Laws), general merchandise, agts W, F ft Co and U S Stage C Krestello P, bootmaker Little Chas, carpenter McKenna John, notary public Nash O E, saloon Nibttcker A 8, freight and passenger agent and telegraph operator Schwartz M & Co, general merchandise Sheets A N, painter and paperhanger Stanstield Wm, freighter aad blacksmith Sulphur and Borax Baths, M Brazza- novich propr Walsh M J, carpenter and builder Warren James, painter and paperhanger Webber Fred, barber STAR. Lincoln County. Post-office Lewis, Lander County. Cozzens D, butcher Dennis J F, attorney-at-law Felix C, hotel Finley J N, saloon Orestle J, general merchandise Hill Joseph, general merchandise MURFHT JAHES> general merchan- dise Ramsdale S, general merchaudise Sweet George, hotel STEAMBOAT SPRINGS. Washok Countt. a post and telegraph office on the Virginia and Truckee R. R., Hi miles from Reno and 19^ miles from Carson. MOELLER C F, proprietor Steamboat Springs Hotel and postmaster STILLWATER. Churchill Ct^UNTr. A post and tele- graph office, 48 miles from Wads- worth. Brannion Robert, justice of the peace Cambers J J, county recorder Daniels H, constable Doane S A, coroner EAISER C, general merchandise Kent I N, county clerk Murphy Wm, county treasurer Pike W H A, attorney-at-law BICHilRDS J W, postmaster and tel- egraph operator San ford J M, hotel and saloon Springer David, stock raiser Springer J, county commissioner Walker J T, sheriflF SUTRO. Lyon County. A post and express office. Taki;s its name from the fa- mous Sutro Tunnel; is3i miles south of Dayton, 6 miles from Virginia, and contains at present a population of about 200. Angel F A & Co, general merchandise Bonanza Hotel, B Moran propr Bonham H W, postmaster Campbell J L, meat market Davis L, bakery Donnelly & Co, liquors Ebner M, saloon Kelly Michael, boarding-house McGurn Thomas R, genmdse Moran Barney, boarding-house O'Donnell John, saloon Richards B, barber Shaw George, saloon SummerfieM A, gen mdse Thompson Mrs Caroline, hoarding-house 8 & V Stage Co, Geo Barton propr OO CO TECOMA. Elko .County. A post, express and telegraph office on the Central Pacific R. R. (Salt Lake Division), 61 milea from Wells. Population 75. Hudnall M P. hotel MALLETTRH, postmaster and agent C P R R and Wells, Fargo & Co Maynahan P, gen mdse White Alex, sheep raiser TEM PIUTE. Lincoln County. A post-office. McBIBNET JAMES, TOANA. Elko County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Central Pa- cific R. R. (Salt Lake Division). Is 182 miles from Ogden and 93 miles from Elko, the county seat. Chief support miniukf, silver, gold and cop- per. Population about 150. as CO &0 I HMDWOOD LUMBER, WHITB BROS . tS A IS Ka^e anA 14 Jt 16 Spear St, S. F Counter Vops, lUewel Posta, Balastera. '.I i>; M m f ; .; ; %^.i i:ii'l .13 ■■II :: ^1! MA80HI0 ournTs, VS^JK MtrMt.«.l 4 IS ■ 1254 Nevada — ToaiUL-TtLBcarora. 00B8BL A W> atotionery and post- mHter Hardy E C, windmillt Johnnon Wesley, propr Railroad House Lawaon J F, propr Etnisrant Dining Hall MOOBE F Hi telegraph operator Parker Lou, forwarding and commiuion merchant O'Brenuan J D, foreman 'cotion house TUSCARORA. Elko Countv. A post, exprest and telegraph oiHce, on the Owyhee lUver Slope, within 4 miles of tho ri rer and about 60 miles from Elko bv stage. The trip being entirely by daylight over a good road and by fine coaches, is a very enjoyable ride. Altitude 7,200 feet. There are seven mines now iu operation and turning out bullion at the rate of about $150,000 silver per month. There is one church, a good school building, a grammar school, an Odd Fellows' and Masonic Halls, and a theatre. The surround- ing country affords good agricultural, grazing and hay land. At the present writing the town looks prosperous and the future bright. Population about 1,000. Abbott Charles E, attornoy-at-law and notary public Altube Poter (Gerber & Altube) Argente Mining Co, John E Dixon supt Barnard L M (McKay & Barnard) Barrett J M (Barrett k VVitham) Barrett ft Witham (John M Barrett and G W Witham), blacksmiths Belle Isle Mining Co, E M Chapin supt Black Mrs R, dressmaker Bliss Mrs L M, Cottage House Brown Mrs A W, lod^ing-honse Gather L M, stationery, cigars and tobacco Chacnon F E. mcr W U Tel Co CIJMMONS ft R08EBERRT (W w Clcmuions and J B Koael)erry), car- riairo and wagonmaker, Front CLEimONS W W (Clemmons & Rose- berry), Front Cockbin Thos H, barber Collins Colby, aen mdae Cornucopia Lodge No 29, I O O F, John McNulty sec BALLAS A Ji Cabinet Saloon, Weed Daly Mrs R F, restaurant and lodging Dove James (Jack & Dove) Drake Frank N, physician Edwards Hall, Mrs Julia F Edwards propr Edwards Mrs Julia F, propr Edwards Hall Engler Louis, saloon Ennor W H (Woodruff k Ennor), dry goods FAIRGHUD L Oi postmaster and editor •*Tiines-Review," Weed Farthing Thomas, furniture Fisk A W, attomey-at-law Geisselman Mrs R M, lodging-house George Eli, lodging-house and saloon Gerber A (Gerber & Altube) Gerber & Altube (A Gerber and Peter Altube), meat market Grand Prize Mining Co, John E Dixon supt Gronosky L, saloon Ham David (Sayles & He i) Harvell H A, constable Haws C M, harness and saddles Hill Mrs E A, dressmaker Hogle L I, lodging- houso Houser Charles, bakery Huntsman L M, lodging-house and ba- kery Huyck Wm, blacksmith Independence Mining Co, W C Price supt Jack & Dove (John Jack and James Dove), Tuscarora Foundry Jock John (Jack ft Dove) JEFFEBYlC J (E S Yates ft Co). Weed Jennings Rev G T, clergyman (Metho- dist) Johnson Rol)ert, hardware Jones Miss Ida M, fruits and candies Mahoney J L, attomey-at-law McAlister W N, saloon McKay ft Barnard (Charles McKay and L R Barnard), saloon KcKay Charles (McKay ft Barnard) McMaster Mrs R, millinery and dry goods McNolly John, druggist McinJITT JOHA. saloon. Weed Munter Charles, clothing and dry goods Navaho Mining Co, W C Price supt North Belle Islo Mining Co, E M Cha- pin sup t OwTHEE BBEWERT. Emel u Scherzbvrg propri. tor, Weed Parker G A, deputy sheriff Peltier O W ft Co (G W Peltier), general merchandise Pluukett T C, restaurant and justice of peace Price W C, supt Navaho Mining Co PnuiiiAux A, general merchandise Richardson C A, barber Rogers W W, prin grammar school Rose A A, snloou BOSEBE&RY J B (Clemmons ft Roeo- berry), Front Sayles G (8u>les ft Ham) r^ a ^ ca S3 s CO « 'S CO ae ^ t C3 1 K- * ^k ^ * s i ^ «« 1 1 » 1 1 ^ s 1 1 Q GQ UiDnmnnn l IIIIOCQ WHITB UWUm.. m * IS Mala and 14 * lAHpeor nAnlllf UUU LUInDCn, »». M. r. t^aaterTap*. Wowel Foata, Malaatera. >lia. TUM1£ t CO. HMDWOOD lUWBEH. "jyaagl "^ Iwardi ), dry ir and ■e ooa Peter Dixon nd ba- J Price Jamea ),Weed Motho- ca ca dies ay and rd) id dry ed ' goods upt Cha- lel H ;enoraI itico of Co ol ROBC- ca ca I I I CO TiTevada — Tvsoarora. 1255 SaylM ft Ham (O Sayles and D Ham), meat marke t 80HBBZBERO EMEL H* Owyhee Brewery, Weed Smith Mart, agt W, F & Co Uteffens Christopher, bootmaker Thibodo A J, nhysioian "TIMES-KEVIEW" (daily), LC Fairchild editor and pro(jrietor, West Main Tipple C, i-eataurant Tolman Cy, saloon Tsehuty John, barber Tuscarura Lodge, I^To 21, F & A M, Ed L McMahan see Tufcarora Lodge, No 30, I F, E S Yates see Urton W S, general merchandise Usher W R, restaurant Waller A B, druggist Ward Hank, saloon Wilkens Mrs I V, music teacher Wilson Frederick, feed stable Winning Alex, fruits Witham O W {Barrett & VVitham) Woodruff E (Woodruff & Eiiuoi) Woodruff & Enuor (E Woodruff and W H Ennor), dry goods YATES E 8 (E H Yates & Co), Weed YATES IS 8 & CO (E S Yatus and C J Jetfery), jewelry, sewing machines and guns. Weed CO » CO ^Z CO oe s ^s 4d ^ ca W. W. 0LEHM0N3. J. B. KOSEBERRY. CLEHMONS & BOSEBESBT, Carriage i Wagon Manufacturers, BLACKSMITHS, HORSESHOERS, AND GENERAL JOBBERS, Tuscarora, • - . • Nevada. w I. ONE MILE FROM TUSCARORA. EMEL. H. SCHERZBERG, PropY. TUSCARORA, NEVADA. CO c > z o PI o o I 01 o > r o > CD H m PI H CD > z > z o S o o •ters. UIDflUinnn l IIMDCD WHITK BUOS., is a is Malu and 14 A l»»iK>ar nAnU]llUUlJ LUmDCni lit,t». F. Blaek W9 general merchandise, postmaster, agent C P R R and W, F & Co and teleeraph operator Barman I H, hotel and saloon Faxwell N J, saloon Katz &, Henry, saw mill and flume irRRIl.TTX WM. hotel aud farmer Verdi Planing Mill Co Wood Mrs A^n, dressmaker VIRGINIA CITY. Storey Cou7iTY. A post, express and telegraph office. Situated on the side of Mount Davidson at an avem.ge elevation of 6,150 feet, 52 miles by the Virginia and Truckee R. R. from Reno (junction with Central Pacific) and 21 miles from Cai-son City. Pop- ulation 11,000. The elevated position of this world- renowned city ia always a source of con- solation to its inhabitants, for in truth its climate is invariably bracing and delightful and never oppressive. Th«> Sutro Tunnel will also be a source of future wealth to this historic locality when mining men come down to the working of the lower grade ores. It takes considerable reflection to realize the magnitude of this vast tunael enter- prise, us cost and the scientitio skill necessary to bring it to completion. It is four miles in length, terminating at Satro, at the foot of the range. Its history is of great interest, and visitors to the Pacific Coast should not fail to inspect it, as it is one of the greatest triumphs of modem engineering. ABKISON D (Omdorff &, Adki- son). lU South C Adkison D 0, postmaster, 21 South C Aiken P J, physician, 54 South C Adkinson Miss Lou, art studio, S^outh C Ambur Oliver O, groceries, 13 South C Anderson Miss Jane, lodging-house, 73 South C Anthony Ferdinand, bookbinder, 63 South C ABEND HENBY> California Brew- ery, 52 South D Arend Mrs Mary, millinery, lOSJ^ South C Armbrust Bernard (Fritzmier & Arm- brust), 27 North C Armer H and M (M Armer & Co), 16 South C Armer M & Co (H and M Armer), cigars and tobacco, \'^ South C Aude Franciu L, attorney-at-law, 62 South C Bailey W S, meat market, 31 South C Baird Mrs Leticia, lodging-house^ 30 Sutton ave Baker Henry, saloon, 4 South D Baker Jacob (Henry Dietz & Co), 114 South C Baker Mrs S D, fancy goods, 108 South C Bank C A, tr^lor, 60 U uon Bannei- Bros (i? P and V Banner), cloth- ing, cor C and Taylor Baptist Church, 119 South C Barts.cc Mrs Rose, lodging-house, 121 South C Batchelder J K (Robinson, Stewart & Co), 170 South C Baumann Jacob (Eckhoff & Baumann), 33 South C Beal A J (A. J Beal ft Co), 100 South C Beal A J & Co (A J and Thomas L Beal), mines and mining property, 109 South C Beal Thomas L (A J Boal & Co), 100 • South C Beals Thomas, notary public, 62 South C 9 > o X V CUVIN CUTTING S SON, ear MAIK MTBBRT. SAW FstANCIBCO. IrOB Door*. Bank Vaolia, Bte. I' I >LLEH, TUGGIE i CO., OAK PLANK. '"Sii S?»%r.5* se, 30 cloth- tmas L ; South 5 03 t CO CM cu cu CQ E C/) ♦— =3 CO O Nevada — Virginia City. 1257 © Ha Beck H S, furniture, 85 and 1 15 South C Beck H S, furniture, 115 South C Becker C C, groceries, 74 Sciith C Beokert E (Razalio &. Beckert), 52 South C Beebee Mrs C M, lodging-houso, 21 North C Beivke Frederick A, saloon, G3 South C Beiso Antonio, saloon, i)9 North C Belknap C, attorney-at-law, 5-t South C Bellani Peter, groceries, 05 North C Bender Wilson S, sec Ophir, Uni^n, Siierra Nevada and Mexican Mining C«''s, Ciirsoii Bergitein Henry, 21 North C Bernstein CJeorge F, groceries, 391 South C Bevelngo Mme Eefugio, fortune teller, 4 Nortli B Bigclow John F, agt Nevada Bank (branch). 3'.) South C Bird Wni M, barber, 47.\ North C BirothlKobert, harnessmaker, 79 South C BLOCK D (D Block & Co), res San Francisco BLOCK D & CO {-fo'j Mandnl and D Bl<;ck), dry goods, 18 South C Boeglc Fied, books and stationery, 48 South C BooherTJ, principal 1st ward gram- nirir school Boohcr W W, county supt public schools, Coin't House, South B P.ook W H (Moore & Hook), 41 ■: South C Ilorlini August (Monaco & Borlini), 50 South C Bnrusholf.lt John H, restaurant, 50 Un- ion Bradley John, ciuef of police, 95 North BRENNA3» WM M, connty recorder and auditor, Cv urt House Brodeck B T, barl-r, 59 South C Brouson W S, physKuin, (iO South C Brown C M, hwuiturc and undertaker, 30 South B Brown Courad (Brown & Tasscll), CO South C, BROWN D L. editor and proprietor of "i'lie Footlight," (J.S South C Brown John J, tinsniitii, 24 North C Brown & 'I'nssell (Conrad Drown and John Tassell), boots and shoes, 00 South Brumsey J A, general fire insurance agt, 45 South (J Burke Bartholomew, blncksmith, 302 South C and NW cor Taylor and B Butch Leonard 0, watchmaker, 80 South C Butter E P (Waterhousc & Butter), 175 Camous V (Crcssen & Camoas), 81 North C Campbell Mrs F C, lodging-house, 1924 South C CanavimMalhew, chairman county com- missioners. Court House, South B Carenaugh Mrs E, restaurant, 133-137 South C Cavanaugh John, boarding and livery stable, 187 Nortii C CHAPIN HENRY C, assistant ac- conntitnt for Mackay & Fair, 10-lG North E Chapman Allen, dentist, 150 South C Chase N W, barber, 130 South C Chatain E (Dazet & Chatain), groceries, Washington Chatelain Emilc (Chatelain & Golden), 30 South C Chatelain & Golden (E Chatelain and F Golden), watchmaker and jeweler, 30 South C Chaumond Eugene, restaurant, 10 North C Churchman Mrs Ney, drcss'.naker, Moli- nclli House Clark Mrs C H, stamping and dressmak- ing, i22 South (J Clarke W H (W H Clarke & Co), 41 Soutjj C Clarke W H & Co (W H Clarke), stock brokers, 41 South Cleator Ivobcrt, boots and shoes, 24 South C Cochran Robert, stoves and tinware, 93 Soutli C Cohen L (Cohen & Ncth), 15 North C Cohen & Neth (L CohcnandG ANeth), barl:or?, 15 North C Cohn Mrs Alice,gent's furnishing goods, 21 North C Cohu E, clothing, GO South C COLE A M, druggist, S8 South C Col ins D B, physician, 03 South C Conboie & C», undertakers, 83 South C Conn F M, phys-ifian, m South C Conn F ^V, physician, HO South C Conner Mrs E 1{, lodging-house, 84 North C Cornwcll Mrs Mary J, lodging-house, 39 North C Cox John, s.iloon, 1? South C CRANE ALEXANDER, lodging- house, 8 North C CraseJohn, saloon, ISO Soutli C Cressen & Camous (0 Cr<'sseu ami V Ca- mous), French bakery, 81 North C Crcssen G (Cressen & Camous), 81 Noith C Crosby & Co (John J Crosby^ wood and coal, 24 North C Crosby John J (Crosby ^, Co), 2^ IVorth C c#o ca CO :3a CO 11 '■! ' CO CO m HARDWOOD UIMBER I WAGON STOCK 80 %VIIITPi IllCftt., ViJk 15 MiUu , unit 14 & Hi Hiniav Ht, H. F, D>HIElllORCBOSS, tailor, G2 Union Davidson Mrs £, dressmaker, 182 South Davis L H, merchant tailor, 8^ North C Dazet ti Chatain (G B Dzzet and E Chatain), wholesale liquor dealers, 120 South C Dazet G B (Dazet & Chatain), 120 South C Deal Wm E F, attorney-at-law, 44 South C De Force J A, hatter, 146 South C Delaney Mrs Ellen, saloon, 152^ South C BELEHANTT J (Murohy & Dele- hanty, [i International Block Damlin^ Joseph, groceries, 27 South C Derby Chauncy (Derby & Garhart), 44 South B Derby & Garhart (C Derby and VV Gar- hart), livery stable, 44 South B Dickson R R, orpeuter, 38 North B Dietz Henry (Heury Dietz & Co), 114 Soutli C Dietz Heury & Co (Henry Dietz and Jacob Baker), 114 South C Diehl Thomas K, fancy goods and stamp- ing, 148 South C IKetze Robert, bootmaker, 76 Union Dirks G L, lod(>iag- house, 89 South C Donovan D D (Cummings & Donovan), 46 South C Douglass Joseph M, broker, 50 South C Douglass J K (D .lUglass & Thompson), 50 South C Douglass & Thompson (J R Douglass and VVm G Thompson), stock brokers, 50 South C Dow Mrs Anuio, lodging-bouse, 87 South C Downing Samuel (Wiegand & Co), 38 North C Dunlnp John C, bakery and restaurant, 100 South C Dunnu P J, assessor. Court House, Oouth B Dupas A, locksmith, 152 South C Eistman R<3v Gaorfca N, clergyman (Epiacopil), South F Elmer Courad, bootmaker, 70 Taylor Eckhoff & Baumann (Wm Eckboff & J Baumann), saloon, 33 South C Eckhotf Wm (Eckhoff & Baumann), 33 South C ECKLET JOHN W, agent Bank of Oulifornia, 40 South C Edwards A L, notary public, 53 South C Esran John, bootmaker, 150 South C Elliott A B (El.iott & Thomas), 53 South C Elliott & Thomas (A B Elliott and R L Thomas), attorneys-at-law, 53 South C Elliott Vincent, fruits and produce, 28 South C Engels F H, physician. 70 South C "EVENING CHRONICLE" (daily), D E McCarthy proprietor and editor, 37 South C FARNSWORTH CHARLES, cashier Bank of California, 40 Souta C Ferguson Wm S, constable, 34 North C Ferrington C, tailor, 97 South C Fieb ush A, glazier, 160J South C HELDING FRANK E, melter Con- solidated Virginia Assay Otiice, 15 North F Finch Thomas E, Palace Saloon, 7 North C Finck E (Thomas Taylor & Co), 64 South C FITZKIER & ARMBRTJ3T ( G A Fitzmier & B Armbrust), City Bakery and Restaurant, 27 North C Fitzmier G A (Fitzmier & Armbrust), 27 North C Foley Morris, policeman, 95 North C Folsom L D, hay and grain, 343 South C Ford Patrick H, groceries, 54 South C FOX E (GladJiug & Fox), 17 and 19 South B Frankel L B, broker, 65 South C Franklin M J (Franklin & Schroedcr), 2M South C Fr^mklin & Schroeder (M J Franklin & F Schrn^der), saloon, 284 South C FRASER & CO (Simon and W A Fraser), saloon, 30 South C Fredrick Hou&o, M M Fredrick propr, 4 North C Fredrick M M, pioneer watchmaker and jewcL-r, 3G South C Fredrick M M, propr Fredrick House, 4 North C FrcdricLs Joseph, paints, oih and wall- paper, 43 South C Freeman Edward, feed stabli), 63 North D Friedman Marcus, cigars and tobacco, 98 South C FULTON FOUNDRY, Charles Schole- Held Huperintenduut, 360 South C Gago W S (.1 C Hampton & Co), res San Francisco m CO cs cs CO CO CO •k oo ca C9 CO o 0S o PIONEER IRON WORKS. Jib«tmblish«!d 1M40 itiS? Uuiu »tre«>t.N V. c«o oo 3 c 53 L ith 28 Hi te tor, " — hier ICS thc 22 CO CO C/3 Ics Con- » 15 )D, 7 ). 64 G A akery irust), )uth C I _w >uthc r^ nd 19 S2 oedcr), |mj iklin & ithC W A propr, hroaker House, d wall- I * e tobacco, jjj J lilS IsSclxolc- S I Go), rcB g um, TOGGLE & CO., Ship Plank, all kinds. Nevada — Virginia City. IS mn4 an Spear »U, Man Franeltieo. 1259 Snsan J, restaurant, I5]| AGarbner), 82 Garhart), 44 met- Gains Mrs South G Garbner Geo F (Roman South C Garhart W (Derby & South 6 Gillig John, hardware, stoves and als, 33 and 38 South C GilltKan M. hoots and shoes, CS South C GLADDING & FOX (J F Gladding audE Fox), blacksmiths and wagon- makers, 17 and 19 South B GLADDING J F (Gladding & Fox), J 7 and 19 South B Golden Frank (Chatelain & Golden), 30 South C Goldman MrsCelia, lodgiug-house, 102^ South C Goodfriend Isaac, furniture, 15 North B Gosse Tlieodore, Eureka Hotel, 287 South Gracey Bros (Thomas and Robert Gra- cey), saloon, 62 South C Gracey Thomas and Robert (Gracey Bros), 62 South C Graeber A, carpenter, 13 South B Grant R W, furniture and bedding, 61 South C Grary Mrs Magdalena, lodging-house, 324 South C Gray Mrs LA, dressm akcr, 4 South B Gray T B, principal high school, Gresfory Chas B (Patterson & Gregory), North C Oriawold E, sec Washoe Clul>, 46 South C GUPFIN JAMES A> phys^ician, 33 North C Gunther F, bootmaker, CO Union Gugmiua Nicholas, saloon. International Block Haist G, county surveyor, 33 North C Hall N C (Wheeler, Hall & Co), 64 South Hampton J C (J C Hampton & Co), 35 and 37 North C Hampton J C & Co (J C Hampton, C P Hubbell and W S Gage), grocer- ies, 35 and 37 North C HANAK ALBERT, proprietor Inter- national Hotel, No 2 South C Hancock Wm P, meat market, 29 North C Hanks \V J, sheriff, Court House, South B Harris & Bro (H J and S Harris), cig- ars and tobacco, 2J South C Harris Charles, watchmaker, 150 South C Harris Davwl J, barlwr, 43^ North C Harris E B. physician, 37 South C Harris H J and S (Harris Bros), 2^ South C Hatch Bros (Wilson Hatch), groceries, 19 South C Hatch Wilson (Hatch Bros), 19 South C Hayes & Nevin (Wm Hayes and Den- nis Nevin), groceries, 51 South C Hayes Wm (Hayes & Nevin), 51 South C Healy M F, carriage-painter, 33 South (' Heflron Tliomas, restaurant, 9 N >rta Heinrich John V, restaurant, 1 1 h tuli Henderson John, justice of pcace, 122 South C HENNESST (Mrs Donough and Hennessy), 35 South C Henning George, librarian Odd Fellows Reading Room, 53 South C Henry Adam, barber, 128 South C Hertlein Frederick, saloon, 28 North C Higbee Benjamin, policeman, 95 North C HlLES OGDEN (Stone & Hiles), dis- trict attorney', 46 South C Hill A and C (Hill Bros), 126 South C Hill Bros (A and C Hill), meat market, 126 South C Hill George F (Thomas Taylor & Co), 64 South C Hill Wm H. sec Grand Lodge I F, 53 South C Hiak John, saloon, 51 South C Hires Albert, justice of the peace, 34 North C Hirsch Samuel, tuUor, 6 North C Hobart W S, pres S F, V & G H Wa- ter Co, 48 South B Holland Wm M, boarding-house, 233 South D Holmes Mathew, physician, 93 South C Hooper A (McCourt& Hooper), 9 North C HOWARD MISS PAULINE, dress- maker, 23 North C HOWARD R> groceries, 123 North C Hubbell C P (J C Hampton & Co), res San Fran cisco HTJBER HENR7, saloon, 2 North C Huddy T, barber. 110 South C HTJITAKER F M* attomey-at-law, 46 South C Hughes James, policeman, 95 North C Hyat & Co (John Hyat and Tr«isfer Co), 47 South D Hyat John (Hyat ft Co), 47 South D Hymes H, lodginn-house, 70 South C INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, A Ha- nak proprietor, 2 Soutii C Jacobson Mrs Sophie D, fancy goods, 86 South C Jcpson Titus, restaurant, 116 Soutli C Johnson John, saloon, 43 North C Kaiser Miss Georgie, muiic teacher, 9 Stewart Kaneen John S, supt Virginia City Gas Work*, cor E ami Union Kair James P. lodging-house, 189 North C Keating R P, supt Savage Mine, 174 South D C/9 CO c CO c > z o m o o CO oo GO CO oo m CO \T HARDWOOD LUMBER i WAGOMSfQCK'ilfl^^^^^^ m ^\ ii ■(■; >!1 m vm LOUIS BBMERIIHNj;C0,.ae^^7yiXy,y.^ilyruJ I9?»S!V? 1260 Nevada — Virginia City. Killeen James W, saloon, 78 Union King George J D, hay and grain, 346 South C Kirby Paul T, physician, 21 South C Kirschbraun E and L (Kirschbraun & Son) 102 South C Kirschbraun ft Son (E and L Kirsch- braun), groceries, 102 South C Kline Jacob, harnessmaker, 340 South KNAPF P & CO (P Knapp), depot Virginia City Ice Co, 1 l(j North D Koch A G, tinsmith, 132 South C Kossman Mrs Caroline, restaurant, 81 South Krapf Mrs B, tailoress, 269 South C Lader Edniond, bootmaker, 67 North C Laigneau Abel, coffee manufactory, 142 South C Lammon George I, varieties, 78 South C Langan Patrick, saloon, 7 North C Langino Patrick, brewery, 212 North C Lasser Valentine, bootmaker, 63 South C Legris G J, saloon, 4 South C Leo D (Richie & Leo), 33 South C Lernhart Albert, drugijist, 33 North C Levisou Hermann, watchmaker and jeweler, 36 South C Litmaii Simon, barber, 37^ North C Loukey L, lodging-house, 338 South C Lonkey Oliver (Lonkey & Smith), 102 North C Lonkey & Smith (Oliver Lonkey and E 11 Smith), lumber merchants, 102 North C LOBO FBEDRICE C> collector in- ternal revenue. Bank of California Building, Taylor Lovejoy John A, carriage painter, 94 North C LUCICH JOHN (Medin & Lucich) 2 South O Luke Thomas, livery stable, 19 South D Luke W J, blacksmith, 36 South B Mahanny John A, county clerk, Court House, South B Maher & Co (W Maher and John Ma- rion), dry goods, 72 South C Maher VV (Maher & Co), res San Fran- cisco HALLON J & J B. groceries, 44 South C HANDEL JOE (D Block & Co), 18 South C MANDICH J3HN, fruits, cigars and tobiicco, 13 North C Mangan Mrs Hannah, lodging-house, 11)5 South C Manson Peter, physician, 88 South C Marion John (Muher & Co), res Eureka, Nev Marioui Peter, groceries, cor Union and V Mraonio Hall, 40 North B MATTISON J Si deputy collector, Taylor Mayre George T &^Son (Gi?o T and Geo T Jr Mayre), stock brokers, 54^ South C McCABTHT D E. proprietor and ed- itor •' Evening Chronicle," 35 South McCarthy F G, constable, 122 South C McCourt & Hooper (P B McCourt and A Hooper), Capital Saloon, 9 North C McCourt P B (McCourt & Hooper), 9 North McCUBDT JOHN, board and lodging- house, 372 South C McDonald M E, restaurant, 98 South C McDonnald Mrs Mollie, saloon, 73 North C McDONOUOH & HENNESST (M McDunouoh and Heunessy), saloon, 35 Southt; McDONOUOH M (McDonough& Hen- nessy), 35 South C McEWEN ABTHUB. associate editor "Evening Chronicle," 37 South C McGinnis Mrs Catharine, lodging-house, 10 South C McGown Lee, clerk justice court, 34 North C McGUBN THOMAS B, groceries, 106 South C McGurn T R. groceries, 39 North G McLaughlin Miss J and M, dressmakers, 45 ^ North C McM'illan & Co (M F and M C McMil- lan), groceries, 23 North C McMillan M F and M C (McMillan k Co), 23 North C McNight James, bootmaker, 197 South C MeadoM-8 Wm, saloon, 47 South C MEDIN & LUCICH (M Midin and tlohii Luricli). saloon, 2 South C MEDIN M (Mudin & Lucich), 2 South C Merklc Thomas, meat market, 6 South B Meyer Isadore, tailor, 89 S V- It if h St H ft Manur«c;urer)i all klndsi IRON WOUK, Ae7 JHala aitrsut. a»av. .Fraufisco- AllEN. TUGGIE & CO., Ship Plank, all Mnils. » SI KSar..?'- I PE4 e o CO Nevada — Virginia City. 1261 Mooney Wm, livery stable, 20 and 22 South B Moore & Book (J A Moore and W H Book), Nevada Screen Works, 412 Soutli C Mooro J A C (Moore & Book), 412 South C Morris Jacob, dry goods. 22 South Motta C, bootmaker, 45 North C Mueller Chas, salnnn, cor Union and C MURPHY & DELEHANTY (T T Murphy and J DeleUanty), proprie- tors El Dorado Saloon, 5 International Block Murphy J T (Murphy & Delehanty), 5 International Block Neth G A (Cohen & Keth), 15 North C Nevada Bank (Branch), John F Bigelow agt, 39 Sonth C Nevada Cathi lie Orphan Asylum, Sister Frederika saperioress, South H Neviii Denr.is (Hayes & Nevin), 51 South NewbergerL, tailor, 12S Sonth C Newland J S, dentist, 23 Soutli C Newland Mrs R E, physician, 23 South C NEWLOVE THOMAS T, lodging- house, 'J3 IVorth C NOBLE MRS SAMANTHA. dress- maker, 138 South (J Noce Ramc^io, groceries, 1 1 1 North C Noe John S. photographer, 82 Soutli C Nuttall Charles, policeman, i)o North C Nuttall Mrs Charles, niilliiury, U2 South C Nye Emanuel, meat market, 121 North C O'Connell Daniel, saloon, 24 South C O'Connor John T, saloon, 1G2 South C O'DGNOGHUE JOHN W, clerk for Mackay & F.iir, 10-lli North E Oliver Wm II, propr Silver Palace Saloon, 130 South O'Nicll Dennis, harbor, 3.33 Snutli C ORNDORFF & ADKISON (John s Onid()rff& DO AiUison), books and stationery, 10 South C ORNDORFF JOHN S (Orndor(r& Ad- ki^oii), Iti Soutli (J Orr James, pres Minors' Uninn, 19 North B Orrick W J, meat market, 9 Sonth C ORSEZE CHARLES. Ttali^m inter- preter and saloon, 194 North C O'Sulliv.an llev Danit^l, clergyman (Uo- man Catholic), Sonth E Otoy E K, sec Lodge No 1, K of P, 53 Soutli C Otey Mercer, county treasurer, Court House, Sontli B Otis E T & Co (E T Otis & W A Rich- ards), stock b-ckers, 53 Sonth Overton J B, supt V and G H Water Co, 48 Sonth B Packer F H, physician, 117 South C Packsher Simon, cigars and tobacco, 1 North C Pardeillan Isadore, lodging-house, 47 North C Patterson & Gregory (Robert Patterson and Chas B Gregory), saloon, 1 North C Patterson Robert (Pati'.rson & Gregory), 1 North C PATTON WM H. superintendent Con- solidated Virginia, California C and C Shaft, Ophir S M Co, Mexican G and S M Co and Union S M Co, 10-16 NorthE Peasley Andrew, hardware and stoves, 34 South B Pclerson Andrew, livery sta' Ic, 129 South C Pendergast C C, agt W, F & Co, 69-71 South C Perkins Wm A, druggist, S4 South C Perrin Mrs M J (Perrin & Wliyland), 142 South C Perrin & Whyland (Mrs M J Perrin and M:s K C Why land), millinery, 142 South C Peyser Louis, barber, 28 South C PHIPPS WM. proprietor Molinelli He. use, 9 North C Piper .John, pr^pr theater and saloon, 1 North 15 Piper Josej.h, saloon, 5 .South B Piirteous .Samuol G, housj and sign piiiitcr, IS SouMi B POSTIGLIONEGM. merchant tailor, 17 North U Prai't Edw.'U'd, watchmaker and jeweler, '2(5 South C Presbyterian Church, SG South C Price Joseph IT, barber. 120^ South C Quick .1 P., bootmaker, 118 South C Quiniliic — , miiiiiij» supt, 21 North C Quiiiliii Mrs Hannah, loil;;ing-hou5C, 119 N-.rth C Ivamelii A, groceries, 135 North C Ranhiul Robert (llauhud & Siijous), C5 North C Ranlind & Snjons (R Itauhud and D Smjous). barbers, 'i5 North C Rauhut Cliailcs, barber, 2 North C Razallo & Beckert (J C W Rnz.iilo and E Beckert), barhfrs, 52 South C Riizallc J C W (Raz.allc & Beckert), h2 South C Reed James A, bortmaker, 339 South C Itcqua Isiiae L, supt Chollar and Potosi Mine, South D Richards W A (E T Otis & Co), 52 South C Richie k Loo (V.alentine Richie and D Leo), barbers, 33 South C CO C-3 CO m CO CO CD OJ ':» ana CD 10 CO C^3 2i C/3 HW9«03C K'.r.BtR, WIIITK lt7il. V. 1262 Nevada — Virginia City. Richie Valentine (Richie & Leo), 33 South C Ricketta A H, notary public and sec Lodge No ] 1 K of P, Muliuelli House, 53 South C RIDER MATHEW, assistant molter Consolidated Virginia As^ay Office, loNortli P Risiing Richard, district jmlge, Court House, South B RITCHOT MRS A D, dressmaker, 2i) Nortli C Rittcr Ferdinand, Jr, gunsmith, 17 North Roltb Jnmes, bootmaker, 174 South C Robinson B, pliysic'an, 23 North !,■ Robinson H \V (Kobinson, Stewart & Co), 170 South C Rollins uso Mark, meat market, 17 South C SuizcMrs Marie, wholesale litjuor deal- er, 140 South C Sullivan C, saloon, 134 South C Snili Aui Edward, police'nan, 95 North C Sullivan Mrs S, lodging-house, 131 South C Tally Terrance, captain of police, 95 North C Tossoll John (Brown & Tassell), GC South O Tavcrna Luigi, board'ng and lodging- house, and saloon, 212 North C Taussig E, furniture, 27 South C CALVIN NUniNG & SON, &0 ■ CO CO cs oo en rv. ex; oo (0 Z j| Z TtiUiilur Wli<'**liiari'oun, H»lt aiMl Mriilco Wvi'k, *it7 Malu Mtreet, Mau Franc Ihco. CO CO C9 C/3 C/9 C3 thC 4U (0 rcs3- thC K le;il- ffl thC 131 2 ., 95 J ^ , Gli Z gmg- lo miEH. TUGGLE t CO.. VENEERS "aitPJiKg.". 9> od 03 CO CM CM OS ♦-- 03 cn E t/i GO Nevada— Virginia City. 1263 TAYLOR J MINOS, Reneral account- ant for Mackay & Fair, 10-16 North E Taylor Thomas (Thomaa Taylor & Co), « I South Taylor Thomas & Co (Thomcs Taylor, E Finck and George F Hill), whole- Siile liquor dealers, 64 South Taylor Win, varieties, 2S0 South C THE BANK OF CAIIFORNIA. Branch Agency, J W Eckley ai-eut, Charles Farnsworth cashier, 40 South C "THE FOOT-LIGHT" (daily), D L Brown editor and propr.etor, G3 South C Therieu Isaac, blacksmith, 63 North C Thomas U L (Elliott &, Thomas), 53 South C Thomas Wm, watchman C & C Mine, 14 North F Thompson Wm G (Douglass & Thomp. son), 50 South C Timmerman Joseph, blacksmith, 91 North C "TERRITORIAL ENTERPRISE ' (daily), Henry G Shaw editor, '23 South C Terry E, assayer, SE cor Taylor and C Tobener Miss Mary, dressmaker, 442 South C Torp Mrs Nellie B, keeper Geiger Grade Toll House Troutt Mrs A J, lodging-house, 23 South B Tudsbury John B, meat market, 1S8 South C Tyrrell Richard, varieties, 224 South C Uglow John, boots and shoes, 134 South C Union Iron Works, proprs Bank of Cal- ifornia (Branch), 3U0 South C Uien Frauk, saloon, 110 South C Van Wagner Mills, principal 3d Ward Grammar School Virginia City Hose Co, No ), 37 North B ViruiuiaCity Hose Co, No 2, South B Virginia & Gold Hill Water Co, \V S Hobart pres, res San FroncisLO; J B Overton supt, 48 South B Vucanovich P L, firoceries, 100 South C Vucovich Spiro, saloon, 1 1 North C Waldron James \V, carpenter, 27 South B Walsh John C, furniture, 26 North C Washoe Club, E Griswold sec, 46 South C Waterhouse & Butler (G Waterhouse and E P Butler), photographers, 175 South C Waterhouse G (Waterhouse &, Butler), 175 South C Weblwr B, physician, 62 South C Webster Mark, dru^fgist, 124 South C Wener August, German Pvestaurant, 10 North C Wentttorth D (Shefler & Wentworth). 344 South C WERLHEIMER MOSES, cigars and tobacco, 62 South C Werrin J S, groceries, 192 South C Wheeler F (Wheeler, Hall & Co). 64 South C '' Wheeler, Hall & Co (F Wheeler and N C Hnll), hardware, 64 South C Whitman B C, attorney-at-law, Bank of California Building, Taylor Whyland Mrs K C "(Penin & Whv- land', 142 South C Wiegand & Co (Samuel Dowlinc), assav- ers, 38 North C f , j Wildes Frank L, pro agt Nevada Bank (Branch), 39 South C Williams Augustus, notary public, 53 South Williams Miss Louise, teacher private school. 73 South B WILLIAMS THOMAS T, saloon, 3 South C Wilson Mrs J W, florist, 24 South B Whitcher John W, attorney-atlaw. 37 South C WOODfiURN & MITCHELL (Wm Woodburn and R B Mitchell), attor- neys-at-law, 37 South C WOODBXTRN WILLIAM (Woodbum & Mitchell), 37 South C WondliflFThos, druggist, 13 South C WOOLLEY THOaUia Gold Hill Boil- er Works, 400 South C Wratten James E, freight agt V & T R R, Depot Wright Miss Mell, art studio, 53 South C Yeiington Edward B, sec V & T R R, Depot Young Bros (Michael and Andrew Young), billiiird parlors, 16 South C Young John C, harnessmaker, 12 North C Young Michael and Andrew (Young Bros), 16 South C Zangcrle John B, physician, 314 South C Zartman Henry, policeman, 93 North C Zieg'cr Clias, meat market. 111, 113 and 307 South C PACIFIC PRESS PRINTERS, STEREOTIPERS, AND BINDERS." OAKLAND, - - CALIFORNIA. CO CO c CD c o m o o GO CO —I GO frO i;i ' HIRnWnnn l IIMRFR ^'^*''-^'^'**-***' "'^ ^ I^JWatH luul l*Jk, Itttiitear l»t, M. F. Hubs, tttfukes, JUiua, Poles, tStaaftH, ete. LOmS BRWERWHH i CO., BnS^nTJSvy. JEWELERS, "^^Sen^ f 1264 IS fise «;» 8 s o H H o Nevada — Virginia City-Wadaworth. BgOIiI MEIiIiI H OITSE. THE IiAR(iiE;ST A!VU BIOST COaiHGDIOVII LODGING H OUSE IN THE CITY. Rooma by the Day. Week or Month. Terofis Reasonable. A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IS KEPT ON THE FIRST FLOOR. 9 North C. Virginia City. Nev^ WM. PHIPPS, Proprietor. WADSWORTH. Washoe County. A post, express and tcle^jrnph olHue, situated on the Cen- tral Pacitic It. It., where tliat roud crosses and leaves the Truckco iJiver, foing cast, (>'.) miles frnin Truclcec. t has n population of UCO and an altitude of 4,u77 feet. The railroad company's mnchine shop, ronnd-house, car repair shop, and divi- sion superintendent s office for Tiui.kee and Winncmucca Division nru located at tills point. Improvements in these are soon to bo :n;idc by the company. This may be cnnsidered mostly a railroad town, although several valuable fiirni3 are in nenr priximity on the line of the river, and ii; i3 thu sliipping point for Churchill County, cxtcmling lUO miles southeast, and also for I'yr.nniid Like Indian Kescrvation, situated lU miles north on the Tiuckto IJivor, noted for its extensive tmut tislieries during the winter; about lOO tons are shipped from here each wiuter. Ariistcin Sigmund, general merchandise Baker J N. baib.r B issett S O, reservation surgeon Brown .Tohn (i, carpenter CAREY T N. lii'piietor Wadiworth House and jnstiue of the peace Cowles liichard. carpc ter Di)naldson W, Nevada House FOWLER EDWIN, stationery, jew- flry, toilot goods, news depot, \Volls, Fargo & Go's Express and post-office Fieo Fr nk, division su^it C i* It 11 Gillispie Mrs, Central House Itestaurant Gladding A L, wugoumaker and bhick- smith Gray Mrs Smith, dressmaker Gregg Geo, mas'er mechanic C P II R Griswold E, groceries and provisions Helsley Itev .Joseph M, misbionury to the Nevada Indian Agency Hunter D, agt C P 11 R Lee John, general merchandise Lewis C H, saloon and lodging-house Lewis J V, eon>t'd)le Linton W I), mgr \V U Tel Co McDoualil \Vm, propr lodijing-housc MuCinirc M, shoemaker McMasters Jos-cph, U S Indi.an ngt Mi;l'iior3fi:i Wm, foreman car shop Nicliolls W, lod-ing-liouseand groceries Olingliouaj E, butcher I'ierson James, cabinetmaker Piersou W Jl, teauntcr Proctor H inibl, meat market Hapiiael M, general merchandiso SAWYER GEO W. livery and feed stable, HumlioMt Shields .Miehael, saloon Smiley Henry, barber WADSWORTH HOTEL. T X Carey piopiiotor Wliited J H. train despatclier WADSWORTH HOTEL. T. N. CAREY, Proprietor. Everything First-class and the Comfort of Gussts Guaranteed. Tez«na. $1.60 to $2 per day. Board. $7 to $9 per week. Depot: Wadsworth) Nevada CUVIN NUTTING & SON, % o CO 9 2- e jnAiiuniftiii'<>r« all kiniln IROW WOUK, *i7 Slain Street, Man Fraaeiaco. tllEH. Wm & CO., SPAWISH CEDA R. Han J>^raiiclM<*o. A^cmrfa.— FaZ/jcr iJive?'- II ella. 1265 WALKER RIVER. DOVGLAS COUNTV. A x>o8t-ofBoe. Cnr^iT Win. liotel HOTE JOHNi qonoral raerchandiso Muther U, liotel WAILEY'S HOT SPRINGS. Douglas County. Post-offico Genoa; 1 ^ miles from Genoa. Walley Mrs, proprietress Hot Sj^riugs WARD. White Pise C6untv. jiress uffiuc; stage A post nnil ex- from Wells 130 miles. Populatitiu 3^0. Bake Mrs T, notions and confectionery Bussott W 1(, saloon' Cluto F W & Co, general merchandise Crnry Wm, siiloon Cupid Jolni F, dry gooJa Henry Y C, restanrant Hil|) & B^ker, storage and commission incrcliuiits HILF BROS, general mordnndiae and n^ents for Wells, Far;;() & Co Hilp it Guilford, saw-mdl Kent L, physician Mczger George, brewery Nelson & Foster, .saloon 0'^feil Thos F, livery and sale stablo Toujiide & (Jara!j;han, grocers Ranijer Julius, r -staurant Itoach k Bain, livery and sale stablo Boacli Samuel, b'acksmitli SIMPSON R W, publisljcr Ward "Ketlex" Steptoo Saw Mill Co, Hilp & Guilford itronrs "WARD REFLEX," R W Simpson pul)lislier Yost Emil, bootmaker WASHINGTON. Esmeralda County. Post-olfico Mason Valley. COLEMAN J W C, postmaster Mur|thy S. hotel PEARTREE H, bootmakor Kison W 11, general merchandiso Sevan I), butcher Tucker John, saloon WELLINGTON. Esmeralda County. A post-oifico. Smith's Volley, on Walker River, on the road to Curaon and Bodie; 4S miles bv Rtage from Carson. Population 150. Armstrong Wm, blacksmith Hoy John, general mereliandiiio FIERCE Zi ])ostniastcr, general mer- chandise and hotel Occidental Saloon, attorney-at- shcriff and proprie- WELLS. Elko Couniy. A pist, express and t-elejr'tph office. Situatc.l on the Central PacilicU. R. (Salt Lake Divi- sion), C15 milus from San Francisco and 210 miles from Oj^den. Popula- tion about 250. Tiiero are two hotels — the Railrond House, a r.ew hotel recently opened, is a modi-l hotel. AVella is the shipping point to Cherry Creek. A daily line of stages runs between tiie two points. Tlio piiiici- nal business is stock raising, 0,000 head of cattle being the sliipnient for 18S2. BADT MORRIS, general merchandise. Main CASPER DAVID. Main CHASE EDWARD R. law and justice of peace CHASE RANK, deputy deputy cuunty surveyor Chnso Wm, barber DEPOT HOTEL. M S.hcrff DEVER ALEXANDER, harness, sad- dles and bootmaker. Main ruilley Mrs Fred, tjrnreiies FINCK MRS ADOLPH, proprietress Western Browtry, Main Fisher Alien (Kisher & O'Hiraj Fisher & O'Hara (Allen Fisher and D D O'Hara), Exclianae Saloon firadv.r I). .aotC I' U R and Tel operator GREENBERG F T, fruits Miun GRISWOLD MRS E H, Railroad House, Main H irrell Jasper, sto^k raiser Henderson J S, blacksmith Knopf Wm, meat market Mei^s G H, general mcreIiaiidi''o O'Hara Dennis I) (Fislior & O'Hara) POPPLEWELL MRS E W. general mirLliaiulijic, Main RAIL ROADHOUSE, Mrs E HGris- wold proprielrcss Reed Mrs M, laundry Rico F (r, train master. Salt Lake Div C P R R SCHERFF MARTIN, rroprictor De- pot Hotel Truman Mrs J M, dressmaker Weeks J F, livery stablo WoodruflFA Ennor (13 Woodruff and W H Ennor), ngts W, F & Co and propra Wells and Cherry Creek Stage Lino HARDWOOD LUMBER, &0 tii X* oa l-Tl CO =3 CD as CD 10 CO C/» &0 i-r !'• WHITE BRON . IS Jk IS llaiii and 14 A lO Mpeuf Mtreet, M. V. Wuitou Stock. €abiuec Woods, etc. 5 li MASONIO OTTITITS, %Sa.'%t%ir«rr'^"'''*^ *-'•*• .oroMtmrt'et.A.li'. 12G6 Nevada — Wells- Winnemucca. RAILROAD HOUSE. WELLS, JSiEVADA. Furniture New and Everything First-Class. Terms, $1.50 to $?.00 per day. Board, $7.00 per week. MBS. E. H. ORISWOLD. PROPRIETRESS. WHITE PLAINS. C'HcncHiLL County. A post-uffice, on tlio Central Pacitic U. R. (Truckee Division), 34 niilua from Wadawoitii and US miles from Iteno. LTJOG JAMES* mining and postmas- ter Schmidt Walter, salt works WHITE ROCK. Elko County. A post-office, 3G miles north of Tuscarora. Population 180. Borrette J S, saw and grist-mill BORRETTE V J> postmaster, dentist, general merchandise and justice of peace Brown Chas, blacksmith Davis Ben, saloon Griffith D K, blacksmith Ham E, meat market Puiuter B B, livery Steadman J, bootmaker StorflT A, hotel Wiaker M Van B, attorney-at-law WILLIARDS. Eureka County. Post-office Palisade, 15 miles from Palisade. Williards Mrs M G, rancher WILLOW CREEK. HcMBOLnr County. A post-office, 50 miles north of Win emucca. McCally H H, hotel Snupp F P, hotel Suapp J L, physician WILLOW SPRINGS. Boop County. Post-office Buffalo Meadows. Spencer Burtt, hotel WINNEMUCCA. Humboldt County. A post, express and telegraph office and county seat. Situated on the Central Pucitic K. it. 414 miles from San Francisco, 324 fi'om Sacramento, and exactly 203 miles by rail from Carson City. Altitude, 4,332 feet. Population abont 1,200. It is suppoited by the important stock raising interests of the vicinity and Idaho (being the chief shipping point on the railroad for that Territory), as well OS some rich agricultural coun- try. :f3,000 cattle and 000,000 pounds of V . were shipped last year, and considerable bullion is also shipped from here. It contains {a good flouiing and quartz-mill, Court-House, anil a spritely •laily paper, TIte HUcer State, which looks after the interest of this section of country and is appreciated by the people. Paradise Vulley, 35 miles from this town, is exceedingly fertile and highly cultivated. Stuges run daily frum this point to all uarts of Idulio and Eastern Oregon, ana connect with stages for Montana. Abel Mrs Mercie J, groceries Archer K S, saloon Avery O E, assay er Bannister J E (Kunnisterft Weatherly) Bannister & Wt-atherly (J E Bannister and J (» Weatherly), gen mdo Bell & Darrow (W J Bell and J W Darrow), saloon Bell W J (Bell & Darrow) Bt*rk George, meat market BILES C U. county clerk Bio Isoe J B, tailor BONNIFIEID M S. attomcy-atlaw, Bridge Bonnilield S J Jr, attorney-at-Iaw Bonnitield Wm S, district judge Burns W T, sheriff Busch Henry, so
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WEXICHH HMD Wnnns »j;.y.?gf.'.y- CO CO Nevada — Winixemucca. 09 ca E &0 ;herly) (0 luistvr J W a z atlaw, J w ii z saloon )r oner 12C7 Central Hotel, Henry H Hinkey propr Chenoweth Charles, county school su- periutendent, notary puMic, insur- ance, commi-'sion and book store CLEBTAROSS WH. painter, Bridge (.'rook Mrs I) V, rostnnrant Darrow J W (Uell & Dai row) D.ivi8 Homer, blacksmith Dolb^nco Nathan ( E Iteiahart & Co) DIEHL CHRIST, bakery and saloon DiehlJohu, brewery Fa»thion Stabloa, L L ]kica*'d propr Ourat Jaines, lodijing-ho- so Germain Joseph, propr L^^fayette Hotel OIROTJX DAVID, proprietor Winne- niucca Hotel, bridge Guthrie J L, propr Capitol Saloon Hnney Patrick, blacksmith llanna James, attorney-at-la\v Honson T C, physiciiin HILL J J (J J Hill & Co), Bridge Hinkey Henry H, propr Central Hotel HOFFMAN JOHN, watchmaker, Briiige Hofman M, gents' fnrnishing goods Houston Mrs Sarah L, lodging-house Humboldt Lodge, No 16, I O F, F Kied sec Jackson Mrs B, restaurant JOB JERRY, saloon, Bridge Kandulski T, tailor KELLET E D (J J Hill & Co), Bridge Kemler Charles, propr Winnemucca Flouring-mill Kleinhaus Andrew, groceries and pro- visions Krapp & Co (F Krapp), brewery Krapu F (Krapp & Co) Krenkel Gustavus A, saloon KYLE C A. proprietor Winnemucca Livery and Feed Stable, Bridge Lafayette Hotel, J Germain propr LaGrave C A, connty treasurer Levy N & Co (N Levy, I N and F N Levy), gen mdse Levy N, 1 N and F N (N Levy & Co) Lewis R W, varieties Lodge No 19, F and A M, Charles S Oiiborne, sec Lodge No 22, I G T, C S Osborne Jr see MacMillan J H, district attorney May John L, m,'r W U Tel Co MoAlnin A C, drnggist McBi ule John A, aj-t C P R R NiirP'^ore Frank, livery, feed stable and lumber yard O'Donnel J L, michiuo shop and foundry Openheim M, varieties C, county recorder and and FM Owens W auditor Palmer C C (Palmer & Reuse) Palmer & Keuso (C C Palmer Reuse), blacksmiths Perkins Wm, county r.saeisor FIOARD Y. saloon, Biidgu Kuinhart E (E IJeinhiirt & Co) Rcinhart E & Co (E llcinhart and N Del- banco), gen mdao Rouse FM (l»alnier& Rcnao) IHcnrd L L. propr Fashion Stables h'ichardsJohn, saloon Ried Ferdinand, saloon ROBINS FRANK C, p^^stm aster and general nercliamlise, Bridge Robinson Benj, physician Robinson J A, barber Robinson Mr* J A. ice cream saloon Rubicon Riuliurd, barber Rodriqucs Jesus, harneasmaker Ross Wm C, painter Ruse S W, constable Ruse Mm S W, lodging-house St James Lodge, No 5), A U W, C J Currier sec Scharmer Edward, saloon Si.ott R H, chairman B)ard of County Commissioners Shepard A J, agt W, F & Co STAUNTON M R saddles, harness, boots and shof s, Biidge Steigelman I'hillip, saloon Stevens W F, druggist Tandy H C, pliotographer " THE SILVER STATE " (daily), J j Hill & Co proprietors, Bridge Ulrisch F E, saloon Valle Navore, bootmaker Walker G R, carpenter and undertaker Wentherly J G (Bannister & Weatherly) Wild Wm, saloon Windle J H, attjrney-at-law and notary public Winncnnicca Flouring Mill, Chas Kem- ler propr Winnemucca Gas Works, R W Wood supt Winnemucca Hose Co, No 1, Frank Fullons sec WINNEMUCCA HOTEL. David Gir- on X proprietor, Briilge WINNEMUCCA LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE. C A Kyle proprietor. Bridge Winnemucc:i Reduction Works, Alex Wi^e supt Wood R W, hardware Yevoux D, county commissioner CD C ID > O PI o o ■ c/s If nilnUflUuU LUmDCn, Ht.a.V. Blavk %VuU.i.i..S|>ftuf ah cedar, Vcueera. = J 1268 Nevada — Winnemuoca. WINNEMUCCA HOTEL, D. CIROUX, Proprietor. WIIVaVEMLJCCA IV13VAI3A. A FIRST.CLASS HOTEL. The Rooms are woll-furnbhocl throuifhuut, oni! afford tho bojt accommodations for either sin- ele )ioi'8i)ns or f»milio.i. The culinuiy dopurtmcnt is flrst-class, and tho tablus are always supplied with tho boat tho market affords. The ujtabliHhmcnt Is supplied with pure spring wat.r. Hplondid bath rooms ; bJth hot niid cold baths. The bar U HU|>plioJ with the bjit liqu irs nnd cigars tho market affords. once for tho U. I. & O. Stage Co.; stagoi leave every morning for Silver CIfy, Idaho, and other points north. Winnemucca Livery, Feed iSale Stable Horses. Carriages and Reliable Saddle Hurses at Low Rates. Extra care taken of Transient Teams. Kyle's KxpreMS and Job 'IVagon Is In nttvndunro at all Trains. Hay and Uraln Whole mlo and Ketail. C. A. KYLE, Prop*r, Wlnnemncca, Neva a. Pacific Press Publishing House, en to CO 9 > B CD o > Z gj mm H-- in CO o c-t- •-3 CD CD BOOH AND JOB PRmTING, BOOK BINDING, ELECTROTYPINC AND ENGRAVING. Orders V ^"^ Promptly Attended to. Bstimates fnmlslied on Application. eS' Address all Orders to PACIFIC PRESS, Oakland, Cal. UllEN. TUGGIE t, CO.. WAGOW LnilBEH.'!lit.^aK!!:jy- Utah Territory. 1269 UTAH. See. aIso> List of Towns Received Too Late for Regular Insertion. Situated between flio 37t1i and 42(1 pnrallolH of north latitiuk. and ''.lO 109th and 1 14th meridians west from Greenwich, lying north of Arizona, j. La of Idalio ftiid Wyoming, east of Nevada and west of Cororado and Wyoming, w.id having an area of 84,47(i square mdes. It is divided almost equally by the Wasutuh Mountains, which intersect its whole extent from north to south. On the cast side of these lofty sentinels are the Green and Grand Itivers, which, with their several branches, form the Colorado ; while on the west side are Jordan, Webir, Buar, Tiinnanogos, Sevier and Salt Creek llivers, to whoso 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 ])romising Territory are dc;iondcnt on these beautiful and valuable streams. Witliout their presence, the man)| bloomin;.^ orchards, fields of rustliuL', rii)oning grain, and the hum of commerce would be repreiented by desolation and waste. Irrigatim is a necessity for the production of cereals ami fruits, of which she can consistently boast in terms of enthusiasm and pride ; for in ull markets where the products of her soil have been introduced, they have acquired a repiitati line ahMit the 40th par- ullel, and than running southwesterly through Nevada and cr.wsing the Cali- fornia State lino near Gold Mxmtain, with the iitention of making San Fran- cisco the western terminus. One huuflrod miles of the road is at present writing; under contract, and track will bo laid before the winter closes (1881). Steel rails are to be used the entire distance. THE UTAH A- D NEVADA, Organized Juno, 1874, as the Utah Western Uailroai', and changod to the present name, February, 1881, Its pijwnt length is 37 miles, and it ru s from SnitLake City to Black Rock, GRrfieM and Lak • Point on the shore of the great Salt Lake, re- csiving freight for Stockton, Ophir, Grantsvi'lo, etc. An extension of tiiis road will shortly bu operated to Tanner's .Springs audTintic Distiiut, Utah, distance 87 mil i liARPiodllTOiilRfwMN"MCK,*iMtfJ^i§K^^ &0 CO cs CO p en 1^ CO r oo 3 ^ ec Re n o cs A ^ 1— OB J^a Q> C3 Jt^ txz 1 od «\ cs fi^ SB o IXJ ti QQ ^ 1— Eh LU cx: a n C9 •I 1 ^ CQ O 1 ^ PS i s m 1 □ a o I mm, TUGGLE & CO.. WAGOW LUMBER. 'ag.SiatSi'J!.'^- I I OB o I •♦* CS I O EH H H o i7ftt/t Territory. 1271 frcii » eastern terminus. Black ilock, Garfield and Lake Point are bathing resorts oii. the lake shore, and in the season cheap and fast excursion trains are run between the city an 2 O n o o C3 23 CO C/l 7>. ca m CO iiiii mmim lumber, WHITE HROfl.. 1» A lA Main and 14 At J(«f Hpt-ar l»t, li. V. Oak, Aah, Hivkoiy, Muiile, Cberry, «te. "!H" ■HMSfln m m LOUIS BBIYERIIIIiH t CO., !?M?g-yh'\!.^gy 1 1 9 Wontgomery St CO 1272 Utah Teii'itory. B eyonil the Colorada borfler the road extends eastward into what is known as tho UunniBOD Country. It includes the Eik Mountain rodon and ia drained by tlje Guiinifcn Jiiver rrd its numerous tiibutaries. Here the railway runs through the Bir.ck Canyon; and, one who has recently made the journey from Den ver, Colorado, thus describes its wonders: — "From Gunnison City the railway follows the river of the same name, passing; through three cunyons with intervening valleys until Sapinero, at the mouth of Soap Creek, a romantic stream endowed with a most unromantic name, is reached. A mile or two below Sapinero tho Black Canyon begins and extends for nearly thirty miles. For ten miles the road runs through the Canyon, tlio last twenty btinff avoidtu by a turn to the southward up Cimarron Creek. It is a mile and a half up this stream to the mouth of Squaw Creek, rising one hundred and twenty-livp feet, the five and a half miles to the top of the divide between the Cimavror. and the Uncompahgre rising 1,116 feet. "From this point it is seventeen miles down Cedar Creek to the Uncompahgre at Mor.^rose. The business of Ouray, San Miguel and Telhride will be done at this point. The San Miguel is a fine >. took country and Ouray and Telluride ar6 already famous for their mines. "The grand canyon of the Gunnison, or as it is more generally known. Black Canyon, is siii gentris. It is more lovely than pny of its rivals, and in some parts of its bold and rugged course is quite as grand and awful; Its towering, rocky walls are veiled in verdure by clinging pines, amidst whose swaying boughs the mountain breezes make marvelous melody. Here and there slender waterfalls come trailing down waving \>.\ the wind like white banners on tho outer wall of some medi.'Bval keep. The river rolls below, now fretted into foam by narrowing walls and cumbcrin:/ rocks, now broadening into peaceful pools rctlecting each soaring pinnacle with the blue skies over all. "In the canyon's deepest reeefses, niidw y in its course, a noble mountain raises ifs spires to heaven. Isolated, inaccessible i^nd lone, the haunt of tho black eagle, this solitary peak awes the beholder with its solemn grandeur. "Above Curricanti is the culmination of all these wonders. The towering walls close in and frown darkly down upon the stuggling stream, here breaking int> impetuous rapids, which the railway crosses at a dizzy height. As the train moves down the narrow iron trail, a monolith of weather-stained and blackened quartzite, springing into tho air a thousand feet above the swirling cataracts, challenges the attention. Other towerc, less perfect but more massive, rise upon the right and guard the entrance to tiiis tremendous pass. "For variety of scene, for majesty in form, for beauty in coloring, for soft effect of foliaKC, for ovoly watvrlalis', for foaming cataract?, for weird ;.nd dark- ling dells, for sokinr solitudes, f(ir majestic and cloud-piercing peaks, for heights, for depths, for all tli.nt dcli^lits the eye, or thrills the soul, or satisfies the heart, the Black Canyon oi the Gunnison is pre-eminent among tho wonders of Colorado, the land of wonders." Direct connections iiro made at Denver and Pueblo for Kans.fs City, St T.ouis, Chicago, Tittsburg, I'liiladtlphia, New York, Boston and all Kastcrn and Southern points. IN CONSTKUCTION AND EQUIPMENT, This great, p^^pular line is m t surpassed by any road in tlic co.mtry and is not r eijii'ileU west ot the Missouri liiver. Its palatial trains coniposcd of Pullman * I'alace Sleejicrs, Horton l'ari.)r BeuUning Chair Cars, model oh-crnit.'oii, fdcs', " clcif^nit reyiiltr roo'/ien ft/uiy^jed with Wcbtinghouse Autoinatio Brakes, Miller PL.tforms and Cdupler.", anil running over sUrt ra/lt>, iron liritli/eH and rock balUist himrc tli" >'';/h('ni (yye of rajiid, lafe and iuxui'ions raHiray travd. For infci Illation and lotvest pasSvMiger a id freight rates .ipply to Hfkey AVood, Gen'I Superintendent, JX C. Dodgf, G'en'l Manager, A. J. I.AMior.N, Ass't Gtu'l rafseuger A. S. Hughes, Gen'I Freight Agent, and Freight Agent, F. C. NiM.s, Geu'l Tans, a, d Ticket Agent, Gait Lake. City, Utah. Denver, Colorado. O O I PRISON GFJiS. Vt'iK-fM and Hi'idKe Work, »ii7 Main Street, M. F. CAmN IHJTTIIHG S SOf ALIEN TU66LE t CO. Pacific Coast Hari Woods '.^at!?.:^^ 9 a xn (0 IS, U 111 S ?^ — * i'ti lot = 3 ail •-i^ )N »i 1--? ?! 2.3 Utah — A clamsvUle-A nnaheUa. 1273 ADAMSVILLE. Beaver County. A post-office, 9 miles southwest of Beaver. Kvnns John T, blacksmith JOSEPH JOSEPH H, general mer- chandise and postmaster ALMA. Weber County. A post-office, 6 miles northwest of Ogdeu. DOTJQLAS JOHN, general merchan- dise Hall John, general merchandise ALPINE CITY. Utah County. A jiost-ofHce, 5 miles northeast of American Fork and 20 miles north of Provo City. Co-operative Store, pen mdso DEVEY W & SON, hardware and saddlery Nsish \V, l\imber ALTA. Salt Lakr County. A post-office; one of the oldest of Utah mining towns, has a population of abimt 500. Tlie mines in the vicinity have long since acquired quite a fame for their won- derful richness. It is on the Wa- satch and Jordan Valley Jtailroad, about 25 miles from Salt Lake City. Its support comes from the mining in- dustries. Baliou Ed, butcher Brough C M, mining recorder Collins C H, liquors CuUins George, supt Emma Mine Giles A D, constable and propr Alta Brewery Gunnerson Mathews, supt Flagstati Mine Jones Jackson, constable La Boa Si'va, watchmaker and barber Meister Fritz, fortm.in Emma Mine OTiielly J J, general morchandiso lleilly Wm, supt City Hock Mine Kottick Fritz, liquors liowo W P, meat market Siukler C M, liquors SIMMONS F H, physician, dniggist, varieties, postmaster and justice of peace Stevcnsen S, supt Jacob Lawrence Mine Strickley John, general mcrchaudiso Thomas Albert, Canyon House Torts Wm, bootmaker Tucker & Wallace, gen mdse Wallace H C, notary public AMERICAN FORK. Utah County. A post-office; a lively littlo town of about 1,500 inhabitants, 33 miles south of Salt Lake, and 15 miles northwest of Provo City, on the Utuh Southern Pt. U. Adams A, flour-mill Adiimson J, lioni-inill AMERICAN FORK CO- OPERA- TIVE INSTITUTION. J L Snow manager, general mercliandiso B(>nnett Andrew, blucksuiith Chadwick J-ames, tjiilor Chipman J, general merchandise Conk John, barlior Cook J, blacksmith Dunklny A, general merchandise GRANT WM. music, stationery, etc Hijjley W J, watchmaker Hoj^ard J, moat market Jackson W W, lumber Julian Samuel, tailor Kepperneck 15, liotel Lee F B, painter Miller A, hotel Mulliner S, llour-mi'l Oldtield A, bootmaker I'uxman Wm, lumber Robinson J, wagonmaker liobiuson ^V D, flour-mill Robinson ^V H, wagonmaker Smith W, blacksmith SNOW J L. man ifter American Fork Co-op Institution THORNTON A K, general merthan- dise Tweed C F, saddler Waterman G A„ t^en mdso and druggist Webb F, bootm iker Wright Fred, butcher ANNABELLA. Sevier County. A pist-offic3, 5 miles southeast ot Richfield. Asay Joseph, lumbar Chiilcrto Joslui;i, caliinetmakcr Daton Ji/hn, machinist Fairbanks .loseph, stock raiser Gardiner Elias, wool Glave Herbert, firmer GLEAVE JOHN, postmnater Herring .foseph, gjiieral nierohaudise Jackson Joseph, farmer Kolert Edward K, farmer Lock James W, liquurs Otter Olsion, miner SpafF-'rd Wm N, freighter Spalford Wm N, Jr, farmer and grain dealer Thompson Samuel, pork Thurston J, machinist ^Vard Albert, school teacher CO CO CO CO c notary public, recorder and postmaster Silver Mountain M Co Tangwall Theo, saw-mill Whipple N W", lumber ASHLEY. Uintah County. county seat. A post-office; the Bills & Co, blacksmiths Britt W C, boarding-house Brown D M & Co, saloon Carroll Patrick, saw-mill Crouch Mrs, milliner Fisk C A, blacksmith Gibson J B, general merchandise Hatch J, general merchandise Johnso- L & Bros, general merchandise Johnston A J, saw-mill Kelley John, blacksmith Moore F, saloon Oaks Martin, shingle-mill Parsons W D & Oakey, saw-mill Porter — ■, boarding-house REYNOLDS W P & SONS, flour mills BATESVILLE. Salt Lake County. See Argenta. BEAR RIVER CITY. Box Elder County A post-office, 10 miles north of Brigham City and 5 miles north of Corinne. ANDERSON N F, postmaster and county surveyor Andreason J, carpenter Carlson J, blacksmith Hanson J, general merchandise Holmgren P O, blacksmith Jensen S F, carpenter Thomson S, produce dealer BELLEVUE. Washington County. Post-office To- querville; 7 miles north of Toquer- ville and 320 miles south of Salt Lake City. Anderson Peter, freighter and farmer GATES J, farmer Gregerson Andrew, wine, fruit and farming Sylevester James, wine manufacturer BENJAMIN. Utah County. Post-office Pay son; 18 milcf south of Provo, the county seat of Utah County, and 65 miles south of Salt Lake City. Benjamin Co-operative Store, B F Stew- art supt Hawkins John, boots and shoes STEWART B F, superintendent Ben- jamin Co-operative Store BENSON. Cache County. A post-office. ROGERS THOS. postmaster BINGHAM CANON. Salt Lake County. A post-office; is the terminus of Bingham Canon (and Camp Floyd R. R., 28 miles from Salt Lake City in a southwesterly direc- tion. It is one of the substantial mining towns of the Territory, and depends almost solely upon the mining interests, a feature that has filled her horoscope with gleams of bright prom- ise in the form of development, steady and permanent. Population 1,025. Bourgardslee J, meat market Burnton John, recorder Butcher Wm, constable Cherighino Mrs C, saloon Clay Daniel, saloon Cooper Wm, general merchandise Duncan, Mclnues & Co, gen mdse Dyer E F, livery stable Gulianini — , barber Gunsen E A, general merchandise Hickman J B, physician Judd — , physician Kinney L B, justice of peace Klapinstein A, hotel Langer J, barber Lashbrook C H, general mdse Lodders Gus, saloon MORRIS It postmaster Moriis I A Co, general mdpe Phelan & Hays, general mdse Rusell R H, assuyer Smith Ceo, hotel Strickley John, general merchandise Tavey P, stationery and druggist Wilder J G, justice of peace a CO CO CO en est *..hj -J -* c c '■H 7^ re t— P r^ « ea ^ rv- >. 5 ig rs ■ o; tT ■ ^< CO ■ * ■ u ■ ed CUVIN NUniNG i SON, (0 at a z «»7 HAIW MTBBBT, SAN FHAIICI8Ca lr«n JDoors, B«nk Vaults, Bte. AILEH.TUGGLE&CO.. CHERRY LUMBER. '^^gU'lSsr C/9 CO CO CO CJ9 I.AJ ■-O I a o 8 00 » • J LS id It c- al id ig er rr; 0) o to trto^ — Blake-Cannon. 1275 BLAKE. Emert County. A post-office. Farrer A A, livery stable FASRER J T & CO. general mer- chandise and post-office Farrar Thomas, hotel BLUE CREEK. A post-office, on R. R., 42 miles Box Elder Couvtv. the Central Pacific fiom Ogden. HIGHAL MRS) postmistress BRIGHAM CITY. Box Elder County. A post-office. 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 Pa- cific Railroads, 3 miles east of Bear River, and 18 miles north of Ogden City. Its location is a beautiful one, being on a gradual incline, and is near the mouth of Box Elder Canyon. ANDERSON NEPHI F, county sur- veyor BATT RICHARD H, prosecuting at- torney BRIOHAM CITY M & M ASSOCI- ATIONi Wm Horsly manager Boden Mrs Ann, cigars and tobacco Boothe, Corey & Co (W H Boothe, C J Corey, R K Wilson and L T Peirce), gen mdse a nd druggists BOWRINO HENRY E, harness and saddlemaker BOX ET^TJAW A. superintendent pub- lic schools and city recorder BURT JOHN D, county judge Christeusen A & Co, furniture CHRISTENSEN & BOROSTROM (H C Christensen and C M Borg- strom), tailors, Main Christensen L C, watchmaker and music store ENSIGN MARTIN L, coroner OASBERO JENS C. photographer and sewing machines Gidney George, ice cream parlor and groceries Grahl Amelia, music teacher Hailing L, wholesale produce Hansen N, harnessmaker HORSLT WM, manager B C M & M Assoc iation and county treasurer JEFFB80M JEPPA> road commis- sioner Jensen k Didricksen (Elias Jensen and If Didriokaeu), cabinetmakers KELLY CHARLES, bootmaker Knudsen Bros, produce and varieties LOVELAND C C, sheriff and city marshal Lungreen Emma, milliner MADSEN PETER F, county oVrlc Nelson C T, mgr Workingmei»'s co-op- erative boots and shoes Nielsen J C, furnituro Olsen Lars, blacksmith Peirce E H, agt U & N R R and Pacific Express PELT JAMES, chairman selectmen Porter G T, operator \V U and Deseret Tel Go's Rosenbaum M D, general merchandise Smith Samuel, bootmaker Snow Miss Dora, music teacher SNOW OLIVER G, assessor and col- lector Squires C M & Co (Squires, Fosgreen & McMaster), lumber yard Squires Wm, harnessmaker Stark Paul, meat market STRATFORD ANDREW, tailor Wright Chas, lumber BROWN'S PARK. Uintah County. A post-office. JARVIE JOHN, postmaster, general merchandise and ferryman BURRYILLE. Sevier County. A post-office, 14 miles southeast of Glenwood. Anderson J C, general merchandise Bingham J, blacksmith BtTRS C C, general merchandise Burr John P, justice of peace (!arlson And;*ew, blacksmith Clouard W H, carpenter Hatch Wm, general merchandise LinvikN, bootmaker Olson H J, bootmaker CALLS' FORT. Box Ef.DER County. A post-office, 28 miles from Ogden. Baty Richard H, postmaster and justice of peace Frodsham Joseph, stock-raiser Harper Thomas, bishop WHITWORTH GEO & CO, general merchandise Yates Thomas, constable CANNON. Tooele County. Post-office Centre. CO c CO c > z o n o o 01 o > r ■n >' CO H m PI H CO > z I 'mi:. liiRDWOOD lUMBER. WHITK BIMMi lit ii.r ,.. ta Jk IS MslH Bad 14 * !• Spear C^aater Taps, Newel P«■•£ 0^ I O C 1276 Utah — Cannon-Chester. A'ax Win, poneral merchandise /\i-in»tron^ & Bagly, stock raisers C'ouk Da V ill P, stock rniaer and farmer liockwulls Horace, stock raiser Stursbery liCwis, stock raiser Wright Geo, stock-raiser CANNONVILLE. Iron County. A post-oflSce. Cliristen — , bootmakfr Ehnir Ira B, general merchandise Littleiiehl D O, stock raiser Potter G G, stock raiser Thomson J, blacksmith CASTLE DALE. Emery County. couuty seat. A post-office; the BouMen Jos L, blacksmith Cox Edwin, wagonmaker Jduker & Co, grist and saw-mill Larseii A .1 & Co, Co-operative Store BEID J K> general merchandise and postmaster CEDAR CITY. Iron County. A post-office; is on the daily sta^e line, about 280 miles from Salt Lnke City, has a population of 700 and is spoken of synonomously with activity and beauty. Coal of a splendid character is found iii great quantities only six miles from the place, from which the people are fur- nislied with all necessary fuel. The buildings are of a substantial nature, the material used in their construc- tu)n being chioriy brick and stone, all of which are of good architectural design. Alldridge Richard, boots and shoes BauiT A, caipenter Birkbeck 11 K, carpenter Burt Willard, vlastercr CHATTERLEY J, postmaster and notary i)ublic Coal Creek Coal Co Coal Creek L'linber Co Co-opurative Store, t;eii mdso Curry Wm, blacUsniitli liciyh Saml, furniture Lunt If, hotel rainier Iticliard, blacksmith lloas A K, cabinetmaker Koot L, j)ainter Wi.lkerT, lumber Woods (i, hotel CENTERVILLE. Davis County. A post-office, on Utah Central K. R., 1 1 miles from Salt Luke ami 2G miles from Ogden. Popula- tion 550. BRANDON THOS Ji attomey-at-Iaw and postmaster Capuer Wm, cabinetmaker Ceiitervillo C M I, general mdso Coles John, painter Ford John, Jtock rai«er Harriss J J, cabinetmaker Lucas James, market gardener Mills Richard, ]>ainter Prophel T^ichurd, boot and shoemaker Rn)npti>n Henry, blacksmirh REEVES WMi county assessor and collector and dealer in organs and pianos Smith W R, probate judge Tree John, bojtmaker Winn Dennis G, flour CENTRE. Tooele County. A post -office, 18 miles south of Tooele. AJAX WKi postmaster and general merchandise CHARLESTON. Wasatch County. A post-office, 22 miles northeast of Prove City. Poj)- ulation 210. McAfee John S, carpenter Murdock Joseph R, school teacher Murdock N C, supt Co-operative Store and postm:ister Smith George, butcher 'Ihacher Wm, blacksmith Wri^tht Wm, justice of peaco Z C M I, N C Murdock supt, gen mdse CHESTER, San Pete County. A post-office, 9 miles southwest of'Mount Pleasant. Population 175. Allred Redrick R, stock raiser Allred 11 N, pros Chester Co-operative M I No I) Bagnall Joseph, st necuttcr Beck Hans C H, county pound-keeper CANDLAND A W, postmaster Cantlland David, attorney -at-law and notary public Cavles W H, stock rai or Chester ('ooperative Mercantile Ins, general merchandise PIONEER IRUN WORKS, H e u e IS >i' CI) S fi CAI.VIW NITTIlWtii Ot Hn\, FiO|ii-i«'tOi'8. Kitablished 1H41» iU7 Slaiu street. 8 F. r than ony ornery St. CD E. ice, on Utah 1 JH ,m Salt Lake I «^ sn. Popula- omey-at-law ndso met . shoemaker th assessor and 1 organs and AllEH. TUBGLE i CO. Blacli Walnut lumber. 1» anA »0 Spear St. Wan FraiirlHro. •office, 18 miles and general ION. post-office, 22 roCity. Pop- \)\ teacher pcrativo Store kaco tupt, gen n\dso . post-office, 9 Lunt Pleasant. I raiser Co-operative Iter pound-keeper |tiii:i8ter cy-at-law and lercantilo Ins, as CO on gr 03 Utah — Cheater-Collinston, [277 CO CM CM 03 ?»5 O H O Pi pi) O •-a Child Joel H, book a^ent Madson Andrew, freighter Neilson Elijah & Bro, crockery ware mfrs Neilson Lars, mnsioian Thompson Neils, geii supt Cliester Co- operative Mercantile Institution Tilby John, gardener West Thomas', freightnr Whitlock Andrew, dealer in horses CLARKSTON. Cache Countv. A post-office, 15 miles not th west of Logan. CARBINE W V 0, president v^o-op- erative iStore and po^itmaster Davis Geo J, carpenter Heggie A W, store Jordan John, mgr Co-cperative Store Mulinberg J P, blacksmith Peterson Peter, carpentar Siiyer Thos, shoemaker Stewart S, carpenter Yates H, blacksmith CLEAR LAKE. Millard County. A post-office. Bassctt Millie, gen mdsc and milliner and postmistress CrockwcU J D M, pliysican and drug- gist Crockwell J H, hog and cattle raiser CLINTON. Utah CorNiY. A post-office. HICKS GEO A, justice of peace, post- master anil fanner Hicks S M, saw-mill and farmer Murray W, wool );ri>wor Patton Geo, blacksmith Simons Adelburt, farmer Simons Kd, farmer atul stock raiser \Vimmer J I', stock raiser COALVILLE. Summit Cousty. A post-office; the county seat, located on the \Vt;bcr liiver, 42 miles east of Salt Lake City. Has a population of about l.HOO. 'hie coal mines, from wliich its name is derived, are its primipal support, although tiicrc is some agri- culture in the vicinity. Allen T L, carpenter Allison E M, shnniF BOYDEN JOHN, postmaster, general nuTchandise and recorder BRIM & CLUFF, H luors Brimm \V W, sliippiiig agent Caine A H, agt Homo Coal Co Carlander A C, bootmaker Clark Wm, bootmaker Claws .n Wm, agt U i' II R ClufT W W, county commissioner Cluflf & Wilde Mrs, diy goods COALVILLE COOPERATIVE IN- STITUTION, Alma Eldrtdgc man- ager Coalville Meat Market, Thomas Copley manager ELDREDGE ALMA, manager Co-Op- erative Institution Evcins Henry, county treasurer Gentry Samuel, blacksmith Long Mrs E, dry and fancy goods Mills John, brickmaker Simson John, giocer Smith Wm, postmaster and hotel Nichols Wm, carpenter and builder Pack Ward E. prohate jiidg>5 Peterson Ger> N, blacksinitin Rippon Robtrt, w.igonmaker Roundy J C, selectman Salm.on Robert, county clerk and notary public >^impson John, liquor? and groceries Snyder Geo G, selectman Snyder W I, attorney-at-law Staey & Co, lumber Welsh James, Inmher Welch Thomas J, flour and grain BEIM as CLUFF, Retail Lipr Store, OOALVILLK. GO C3 t-ri COLLINSTON. Box Elder County. A post-office on the Utah and Northern R. R., 41 miles from 0','den. Dnrfe T, stock raiser Cinnnott H G, liquors HANSEN W S. mnnnfaoturcr dairy products am! ])ostnuistcr Standing James, hotel CO oo CD (>0 GO C£> i I Si •I 111 II I A pro|»rl«*«or«. letrc:et.S F- HARDWOOD LUMBER WHITE IIICOM.. I» & 15 Main ami 14i«; » , Mt, S. F. ilubi», MpoUi-i), Kims, I'oles. &^ , . t». vtc. I , i m ODD FEllOWS' SUPPUES, Flac«, Baanera. et<>., a* VABOaOMI A C!0., Haaonlc Temple, Vo. • Po«* i^treet, •. F. 1278 Utah — Corinne-Draper. CORINNE. Box Elder County. A post, express and telegraph oiBce on the Central Pacitio R . R, 24^ miles from Ogden. Jt contains two hotels and three churuhes. The lands surrounding the town are very fertile, and with the fa- cilities for irrigation improved upon the country must undergo a very great and permanent flevelopment. Bear River is a stream whose waters would be ample for the cultivation of all the available land in the valley, which take^ its name from the river, wnd which is fifty by forty miles in extent, thus being capable of supporting many hundred families who might turn their attention to farm- ing. The grain and vegetables pro- duced in this section attain an enormous size, and do not lack in quality. It is strictly a Gentile town, and claims the credit of being the first among the number built by that class. Population is about 250. Adams E P, agt C P R R, W, F & Co's Express and telegraph operator Beier & Dahler, brewery Brewer Robert, live stock Brown Thomas, carpenter and builder '^mpbell & Co, hotel C'^ntral Hotel, J W Guthrie propr Chase H H, live stock Church F H, produce Corinne Mill Co, flour Earhart D, butcher Ellis W G, propr R R House Ellis W N, expressman Faust H J, livf stock Groot UP, butcher GUTHRIE J W, general merchandise, banker and mayor Hood W H, upholsterer Pfouse Hiram, saw-mill Keller .Joseph, produce Kelley John, live stock Kerr J W & Co (J W Kerr, A Topone and J K Fowler), gen mdse Kerr ^ Topone (.J W Kerr and A To- lH)ne), flouring-niill KIXGBAIIIH H S. postmaster and cashier itii' .F W ( Juthrie Kuhn A & Bro (A and A Kuhn), diy fioods Lewis H 4 Co (H Lewis and Wm Hen- sms), irmi mdso Liewess Henry & Co, grocers Lorimer Wm, barber Railroad House, W G Ellis propr liyan D D, marshal and live stock Smith H H, general merchandise Spencer H W P, fruit and produce VValker J M, druggist Welch R G, livery stable CROYDON. A post-office, on the R., 32 miles from west of Echo City. MoROAN County. Union Pacific R. Ogden; 8 miles Population ICO. BUNTINO CHAS. postmaster Hopkins John, mine owner Jones Jane, saw-mill Knight George, stock raiser Toone John, justice of peace Toone Wm H, contractor DEWEYVILLE. Box Elder County. A post-office, on the Utah and Northern Railway, 35 miles from Ogden and 6 miles from CoUinston. Deweyville Co-operative Institntion Jemmett Henry, saloon Linsey Edward, blacksmith Soiithworth Jos, bootmaker Standing James, hotel CO CO CO CO DIAMOND. Juab County. A post-office. Course R T, general merchandise HILLS B> A> general merchandise Murphy Joseph, shoemaker Stewart Simson, blacksmith Thurmond J T, postmaster DOVER. San Pete County. A post-office. Albercht J C, stone mason Alston Christopher, carpenter Errickson Errick, mason Ford Wm, blacksmith Hodge Robert, blacksmith Lundeberg & Tolfi^, builders and plas- terers Nacgley John J, bootmaker Nyhrene John J, bootmaker Perkins Bros, lumber REID EDWARD, tailor Robinson Wm, postmaster CO CO &9 DRAPER. Salt Lake County. A post-office, 18 miles south of Salt Lake City, on Utah Southern R. R. Boberg Nelis, blacksmith Fitzgerald John, justicu of poace Fitzgerald Walter, school teauher Heward John, nursery Jacobson R, shoemaker Ji3fS0N JAMES) postmaster O n o PRISON CELLS, FentM^H and Bi-iilge Work, »i7 Main feitre«t, ». F. CALVIN NUniNQ& SON. BO., V. va>— • C/3 m C/3 the rom QC Jity. ta ^- 1— CO CO CO MIEN. TOGGIE I CO.. Hlf konr, Oak^sh, White Wo«d. SEaplr, Kit,, Norn. IS and iiO Hpear Mtreet, tian FranelM-o. Utah — Draper-Fairvietv. 1279 Nelson Peter, mason Pearson Henry, carpenter Smith F M, wagonmaker and constable Smith L, blacksmith j Stewart J B, school teacher Terry Joshua Jr, school teacher Thomas V, shoemaker DUNCAN'S RETREAT. Kane County. Post-office Toquerville^ 11 miles southeast of Toquerville. REEVE ROBERT W, general mer- chandise and stationery Theobald Arthur, architect and builder Wright Wm, stock dealer ECHO CITY. Summit County. A post-office, on the Union Pacific R. R., 41 miles from Ogden and 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 Lander Wm, postmaster Wheeler Chas B, agt U P R R Wickel R, confectioner EDEN. Weber County. A post-oflSce, 14 miles northeast of Ogden City. Burt James Jr, blacksmith FARRELL JOHN> general merchan- dise and postmaster Ferrin James C, constable Fuller E B, physician, lumber and lath EOGLESTON H, farmer Pritchett L a, justice of the peace and carpenter Wilber Elisha, gen mdse ERDA. Tooele County. A post-office, 4 miles northeast of Tooele. GoUaher James M & Sou, blacksmiths ESCALANTE. Garfield County. A post-office. Allen Arson, harnessmaker Allen Daniel, bootmaker Allen Isaac, blacksmith Deuel W H Sr, blacksmith ESCALANTE CO-OPERATIVE STOREi general merchandise Fordham Joseph, carpenter Goodwin & Co, gen mdse Hall J, bootmaker Mclnelly J S, Hour-mill Riding Alfred, carpenter and cooper Shirts D C, carpenter White Henry J, saw-mill EUREKA. Juab County. A post-office. McCHRYSTAL & C0> general mer- chandise and post-uffice FAIRFIELD. Utah County. A post-office, 40 miles west of Provo City, the county seat, and 93 miles south of Salt Lake City. Beardshall Wm, livery and feed stable Carson John, hotel Gardner A, miller SGHNIOER H> postmaster Snyder H, gen mdse FAIRViEW. San Pete County. A post-office. It is a place of 875 inhabitants, and about 115 miles southeast of Salt Lake City and 26 miles northeast of Manti. The population is made up principally of farmers and stock raisers. The land in the vicinity is said to be very pro- ductive, and capable of sustaining a dense population. Defrieze John, carpenter and builder FAIRVIEW CO-OPERATIVE MERCANTILE INSTITUTION, Philip Hurst superintendent, general merchandise Fairview Co-operative Sheep Co Giorth Neils T, blacksmith Hansen C K, bootmaker Howol & Co, saw-mill Howell & Edward, saw-mill HURST PHILIP, business manager Fairview Co-operative M I Neilson Neils, carpenter and builder Neilson Seven & Bro, saw-mill Norstrom John, blacksmith Norstrom John & Bro, blacksmith Sanderson H W, mayor Sanpete Coal, Mining & Coke Co Shanden Gustavus, bootmaker Terry, Clements & Co, millers Terry L, saw-mill Terry L & Co, grist-mill Tucker Amasa, pies Fairview. Co-opera- tive M I Westwood Richard, notary public and mail carrier Westwood R W, attorney-at-law Wilson Lycurgus, postmaster and tele- graph office C^ c 0» c o n o o S3 CO CO CO CO ■ ' CO HARDWOOD lUMBER. WHITE BROS . la & 15 Wain and 14 & 16 Wpear Mtreet, ». F. Wanon Stock. Cablu«t Woods, etc LOUIS mmmkH & co., ^'^s^^iffu.^zz^rss'jsxr.^f^;^!!^ 1280 Utah — Farmivgton-Fountain Green. FARMINGTON. Davts CotTNTY. A post-office; on Utah Central 11 R, 22 miles from Ogden and 15 miles from Salt Lake City. Population 1,075. Barton Joseph, county clerk and sur- veyor Claric T B, wood and coal Cla^on Geo, wagnninaker Coombs F, Bupt F C M I Store and Ho- tel Coombs, Wood & Mayiield, grist-mill Cotterell \V, carpenter Earl J, blacksmith Haight H V, constable Hinman M L, carpenter Hunt Thomas, liquors Jones John, carpenter Loynd Janr.es, justice of the peace MayKold \V O, dealer in grain and ilour Palmer Geo, tailor Uobinson J E, county recorder Robinson L, coroner Smith Jesse W, sheriff Smith J T, county prosecuting attorney Southworth Hy, miller Southworth John, miller Steed Hy & Co, g ist-mill WALKER WALTER, drugs, sta- tiont-ry and ;:vn mdsu and postmaster Wood J , general niei chandiae FAYETTE. San Pete County. A post-office; 2.3 miles southwest of Miiiiti, and 15G miles southwest of Salt Lake City. Population 130. Bartholomew J, carpenter Bowen Wm Sr, car|jenter Co-operative Store, general merchandise Dack P, general mercli.audiso Jamei J, stone masju Lewis E, miner Mellor J Jr, sheep r;iiser Mellor W C, sheep raiser Metcalf J G, fluur-inill Palmer L M, physician Swain J, general agt PERRONS CITY. Emery County. A post-office. Hanson Peter, mason Henderson Andrew H, c.iuliietmaker Holerd Michael W, general mdse Horner Ephriam, blacksmith Horsly John P, mason Jackson William, carpenter and joiner Kildpack John David, general muse Lowry Daniel A, bootmaker Richards William, mason Robbins James, euncral merchandise TAYLOR WILLIAM, postmaster FILLMORE. Millard County. A poat-office; is the county seat of Millurd County, 109 miles from Salt Lake City and 88 miles by stage from York. It was at one time, in the early lii^tory of the Territory, the Territorial capital. Its population is placed at 1,200. Anderson C, county clerk, recorder and city recorder, and justice of peace Anderson L, boots and shoes Beestou Wm, county treasurer Bishop W, blacksmith Callister T C, siipt of schools CALLISTER T & CO. ilourin:;-milIs Co-o|)erivtive Store, general moroiiandise Da 'j & Deardon, saw-mill Free Traders' Union, eoa mdso Henry Andrew, druggist Huntsman G, generiu merchandise .rackson .T, bluckaniith Kolley John, postiittister McBiideR A, sheriff M«lville & Dame, meat m.arket Melville J A, justico of pcar'o O K (irain ami Flour Co, grain and flour PowellJohn, fuini'ure KobisouBH, prosecuting attorney and in.nyor Robiaou J V, probate find county judge llorif IT, sadilKry and harness Smith J D, as3e:s3or and collector Stokes W, nursery FOUNTAIN GREEN. San Pete County. A jiost-offijc, 2G miles northwcat of Manti. Anderson Rasmna, wool Anderaon U P E, hootmnker Dougall & Sorensen (H M Dougall and O Sorenson), llour-milla Eiisler Sorensen L, machinist Hansen H C, tinsmith Llewellyn R R, poatmaster and notary public Neilson S R, blacksmith ' Olson O, carpenter Peterson C, carpeiiier Provstgaard N .lisupt Co-operative Store Provstgaard Mrs H, millinery and fancy :£ nods ZrON C3-0PERATIVE MERCAN- TILE INSTITUTION, N J Provst- gaard manager GO % > H t4 e M 9 I? "2 na tf '» ft CALVIN NUTTINS & SON, it*7 Jlluiu MU'cet, Mail Ji'ruuciMcu. km. •TOGGLE t CO.. OAK PL ANK."'giyjja-.i; »t.. », OS Utah — Fremont- Goshen. 1281 FREMONT. Pi Ute Coumtv. A post-office. ALLBED A J> postmaator Freilrickson £, bootmnker FREMONT CO-OPERATIVE IN STITUTION. A J Ailred proprietor Morrell Win, blauksmitli Morrill W W & Son, saw-mill Taylor Wm, wheel wiight FRISCO. Bkaver County. A post-office; tho terminus of the Utah Central R. IJ., 38 miles from Juab. Populutijn 7tiO. Andersen & Denny, attys-at-law Anderson U S, attorncy-at-iaw Bigelow C D, pros Frisco M & .S Co Bigelow H M, vio--pres Frisco M & S Co Boatright & Sacket, livery Baatright \V, blacksinitli Bucttner E, civil engineer and U S dep- uty mineral surveyor Burke & Simpson, druggists Clark J, saloon Dennv Presley, nttorney-at-law Douglas Geo C, physician Fiisco Milling and Smelting Co, Benja- min Hampton sec Godbe W S, treas Frisco M k S Co Hampton Benjamin, sec Frisco M & S Co Uaynes & Sons, boiler and iron works Home Silver Mining Co Hopkins C R, postniasitor .Tames & Angel, butchers Kelley k ( o, saloon KING CHAS S & CD. publishers •'Southern Utah Times" Lindsay J R, saloou Lochrie P, attorney-at-la\v LOVETT & GO. general motchandiso Miilloy P H, saloon Orr & Grace, blacksmiths Rohnstrnm John, tailor Ryan & Fitzgerald, saloon Saviour & Co, saloon Schmidt J A, liquors Schwarts 1*, pen mflse "SOUTHERN UTAH TIMES," Chas S Kiiiu & Co, p iblishors Staples J R, furniture and undertaker 'I'ravers J B, hotel The Southern Utah Times, IIY (HAM. S. K.13IK.} Jt CO., WM. H. BURmSON, Mining Editor. The Soutbern Utah Times is a \vi>lc-awaixc Anti-Mormim Sliect. The Southern Utah Times is tlic recognized Mining Journal uf Ccntrr.1 and Southern Utiih. The Southern Utah Times is published within a stone's throw of tho Horn Silver, the largest Mine on earth, at FICIMCfl, IIKAVER COIJXTY, ITTAII. ^" Yearly subscription, S5.00. Atlvortisin^' intos oil api'lirathm. CHARLES S. KING & CO., Prcmiiotois Post Offlio Stoio -Genornl Morclianiliso. «;ii.4KI.i:m M. KIX«>lliarrouH. B^lt niiil Mriilice Work, itit7 main Street. Mau Franciiioo. i il w €1 M : 11 , liii IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 I.I 11.25 !!? 144 "" Hf yo |2.0 I- u m 1.4 11.6 - 6" '^^. %.^) ^J^J Photographic Sciences Corporation 23 WIST MAIN STMIT IVWiTM.N.V. 145W i /1 6) 172-4303 DUNIEL MOBCBOSS t CO..'Baa«!£tf^ _ J. •Uif tut all OvAen^ 9. 9 Fmmt Street, •. F. CO I I I Hi 1282 Utah — Ooahen-ffamhlin. southwest of Frovo City and 6 miles by stage southwest of Santaquin. Borup C, blacksmith Co-operative Store, gen mdse Edwards E, justice of the peace Gourley P, carpenter Jenkins J H, nursery •TOHNSON J B. postmaster Morgan J, hotel Okleoeiy P, carpenter and butcher Page W H, constable Price ft Rouse, flonring-mill Price W, supt Co-operative Store Rouse' J, freighter Rudsta H, tailor Taylor Mrs L, millinery Taylor Z S, school teacher White J W, blacksmith GRANITE CITY. Salt Lake County. A post-office, 18 miles southeast of Salt Lake City. BALLOW R E> gen mdse, saloon and livery and feed Dodge F M, hotel Gol<£n Brig, agt D ft R O R R Knighton D, wagonmaker Nicol David, barber Otman B F, blacksmith GRANTSVILLE. Tooele Countt. ' post-office, 12 miles northwest ui Tooele City, the county seat, and 18 miles southwest of Salt Lake City; population 1,020. Anderson J, blacksmith Anderson John, gunsmith Bolinder J, blacksmith Burmester Theo, attomey-at-law CLARKE J B> county supt district scho 'Is CLABX L A» postmaster Cooke C M, bootmaker Durfu M, builder Fawson A, butcher ORANTSYILLE CO-OPERATIVE IHSTITUTION, W C Rydalch su- perintendent Green W H, bootmaker Jefferies Wm, mayor Johnson C, builder Johnson ft Johnson, carpenters and builders Judd W R, assessor and collector Kimball H P & Son, gen mdse Lee Williams, tinsmith Lind J P, cabinetmaker Lynn John, cabinetmaker Olsen C W, blacksmith Ratcliffe James, blacksmith Rich J T, stock dealer RYDALCH W C> president Grants- ville Co-operative and stock dealer SjholmP, bootmaker Williams Thomas, notary public Wooley S W, stock dealer and justice of peace Wor^hington S R, stock dealer Wratheall Jas, stock dealer GRASS GREEK. Summit Coumtt. Post-office Echo City. BECKWITH & LANDER, general merchandise GREENVILLE. Beaver County. A post-office, 5 miles southwest of Beaver City. Arthur Benjamin A, school teacher Barton Wm, flour-mill Edwards Wm, blacksmith MILLER DAVID, general merchan- dise and postmaster CO CO § CO en ca GROUSE CREEK. Box Elder County. A post-office. Fletcher Seth, horse raiser KIMBALL I H, postmaster Parsons ft Eagar, sheep raisers GUNNISON. San Pete County. A po^t-office, 17 miles southwest of Manti, county seat, and 150 miles from Salt Lake City. Population 550. OTJNHISOir CO-OPERATIVE MER- CANTILE STORE, general mer- chandise, F Lucheysen superintendent Knighton John, gen mdse and boot- maker Larrson John, carpenter and painter Lucheysen F, hides, pelts, etc Peterson Peter, carpenter and painter Robbins James, hot(;l Swalberg Carl, blacksmith • Tollestrap N C, mason and stonecutter CO C9 HAMBLIN. Washington County. A post-office. Canfield D ft Sons, farraers Canfield E T, postmaster Hatt George, farmer Lamb Brothers, farmers Truman Michael, farmer Westover C, farmer CO u u a. m 9 0! J Z CklVIN NUniNG t SON, Tnbalar Whe«lb«rrowil, Bolt tmi Mrldg* Work, any Main Wtreet, «•■ FnaelsM. mEN, TOGGLE t CO,, Eastern Hard Wood Lumbe r.'S&Sasgisy- e ll J' •S » CQ UtaJt —ffarTnony-HurUington. 1283 HARMONY. Kane County. See New Harmony. HARRISVILLE. Weber County. A post-office, 4 miles from Ogden. Brown K D, postmaster and carpenter Burnett David, saloon Chase Dudley, farmer and coal dealer Harris Martin H, gen mdse Rawson D B, blacksmith SAWSON W C> gener^ merchandise HEBER. Wasatch County. A post-office; the county seat, 40 miles southeast of Salt Lake City, on the Provo River, between Provo and Park City. It is located in a rich agricultural region, where the fruits, vegetables and grain yield abundantly. Population 1,500. Alexander A J, justice of the peace Alexander H & Co, gen mdse Anderson A, blacksmith Bell W, furniture Biglow Daniel, justice of the peace Bryan Miss, millinery Buys Wm, surveyor and district atty Cluff Benj, carpenter Cole W, blacksmith DTJNCAN Ji general merchandise and postmaster Earl EC, hardware and tin Foreman ft Crook, lumber Foatie A, contractor GefT M, general merchandise Giles G, blacksmith Giles Thomas H, probtte judge Goodwin Joseph, meat market Hatch A, flour-mill Hatch Abram C, justi^ of the peace HATCH A & 00 (A a-id Joseph Hatch), general merchandise Jem Mark, general merchandise Jones Richard, sheriff Kirby k Son, painters McMilin Wm, blacksmith McMullen A E, saw-mill Mc Mulle n D, bl acks mith McMULUN HENJElf. hotel Norstrom J, harness and saddles Rasband Thomas, coroner Sharp — , dentist Shelton Charles, county clerk and re- corder Snyder F A, livery stables Turner John, saw-mill Wilt J W, lumber Wing Samuel J, snpt of schools Wright W, justice of the peace Wootton A, county supt of schools HEBRON. Washington County. A post-office. 58 miles northwest of St. George, the county seat, and 307 miles south- west of Salt Lake City. Co-Operative Store, gen mdse, Thomas Terry supt Huntsman O W, postmaster Lamb Brothers, carpenters Bobbins D C, carpenter Rulsopher John, dairyman Terry Thomas S, supt Co-Operative Store TYLER D M> justice of the peace, telegraph operator and general mer- chandise HENEFER. Summit County. A post-office. Bond Wm, general merchandise Henefer James, blacksmith Hill John, carpenter and builder Jones Robert A, carpenter Paskett James, gree n grocer PASKETT JOHN, postmaster Prestram Geo, general merchandise Roberts Geo, blacksmith Stephens Thomas H, butcher HILLSDALE. Iron County. A post-office. Johnson Jas F, blacksmith Johnson S, justice of peace Pinne y R C, blacksmith and carpenter WHiLSONBJ, postmaster Willson & Sons, millwrights, carpenters and lumber HOOPER. Weber County. A post-office, 10 miles southwest of Ogden City. Popula- ti«n 961. AraveNelsen, builder Cottle George, blacksmith and wagon- maker Co- operativ e Store, gen mdse MAmNING H W. general merchan- dise and postmaster CO oo HUNTINGTON. Emeiy County. A post-office. Cordingly Wm, painter Howara Wm, blacksmith Hu n tin g ton Co-operative Store JOUNm)lf M JL stationery and news dealer Johnson Peter, carpenter Woodward James, cooper CD CD « Id CO Pi • ..J," 'R 4 UlQnUinnn l IIIIDCD white BBOBm is a is Main and 14 A 16 Spear nRnUlf UUU LUinDCni »t,«.F. oak. Aa^, Uekory, Maple, Ckerry. ete. tamSB«MEHM>lliCD., Mmmun»imrt Jew«>iry 4k \mvevm of Fine 1 1 Q Monteemerr iM>g»iid Work. I 13 BgSg.gF tup CO d s i I 10 H CO cu i 1284 (7/a/t — HuntaviUe-Kamaa. HUNTSVILLE. Weber Cooktv. east of Ogden. A post-office, 12 miles Vuijulation 950. Anderson P C, wagonmaker Frandsen Jens, Idncksinitb HALLS WM & GEO. dairymen. clieese-makers and stockmen; po^st- office Haipmond F A, grain dealer and stock raiser Hendrickson Jens, procer NEILSON L M> tinsmith and general merciiandisj Peterson Christian, gen mdso Peterson Lars, postmaster Peterson Peter, geii mdse Peterson Soren, gen mdso \Vri};ht Chas, scliool and music tcaclier Yeamans Tbos, saw -mill HYDE PARK. Cache County. A post-office, on Utah and Norlheru Railway, ti^ 'liles from Ogdcn. ropulution 400. CO-OPERATIVE MERCANTILE STOREr \Vin M D.iuod mauager, gener.'il mercliaiidise DAINES WM M> manager Co-opera- tive .Store Hyde Mrs A G, postmistress HYRUM. Cache County. A post-office, 8 miles south of L >gan. Allen 6ro<, (;eneral merchanrlise LilienonistO X, pres United Order TJNIT!B0 order. J Unswo-th sec- retary niid Rupjrintaiident, general merchnndise. saw and shingle mills, planing mills, sash, doors and bliuds, furniture and luiiibor UNSWORTH J. secretary and super- intendent Uuited Order INVERURY. Sevier County. A post-office, C miles south of KiclilielJ. Gray Samncl W, weaver Greenwood B U, bishop Greenwood AVm, contractor on railroads Hawley Asa, contractor Hooten Joseph It, justice of peace Rose Oscar, constable Stewart James \V, contractor on rail- roads STEWART W A, stationer and post- master JOHNSON. Kane Cocmiy. A post-office. JOHNSON JOEL H, general merchan- dise and postmaster Johnson W D, general merchandise JOSEPH. Sevier County. A post-office; 14 miles southwest of Richfield and 6 milts southwest of Monroe. Butler J L, sheepraiser and woolgrower Carter S 1(, blacksmith Joseph Co-operative M & M Associa- tion, G A Murdock supt, gen mdse MURDOCK A. superintendent Joseph Co-operative M & M Associa- tion Ross T & J A, general merchandise JUAB. Juab County. A post-office; on Utah Central Railway, 14'i mileit from 0^' from Frisco, and Salt Lioke. Populn- den, ].3S miles 105 miles from lion 100. Caine A W, R R agt Lsvan Branch Co-operative, general merchandise, £ Taylor supt Taylor E, butcher aud supt Levau Co- operative Witbeck J, hotel and stable col- JUNCTION. Pi Ute County. A post-office. Allen R A, county assessor and lector Baler John S, sheriff Bolton C E, county clerk and recorder M rrill John, postmaster Morrill Laban, county treasurer MORRILL & SON. general m, saw-mill Thayae J J, saw'inill Turner ft Co, saw-mill Williams Samael ft Son, nhingle mfrs Woolstenhulme Jas, general merchan- dise and suw-mill h4 o 1^ KANAB. Kane Coukty. A post-office. Johnson Nephi, general merchandise Kanab Co-operative Mercantile & Man- nfacturing Association, g«.neral mdse YOtilfQ BXi postmaster KANARRAVILLE. Kanb Countt. a post-office; 23 miles north of Toquerville. Berry W S, pres Co-operative sheepherd P«)llock S, justice of peace and black- smith BOUNDT W W, Bee Kanarra Co- operative Store and postmaster KANOSH. MiLLABD County. A post-office; 15 miles south of Fillmore City. Bement ft Roberts, lumber Oharlsworth John, saloon Crane Charles, woolgrower and stock- dealer Crane Georee, painter GREENER THOMAS B. postmaster Halsey W A, saddlery and harness Hunter Wm, general merchandise Kauosh Co-operative, general merchan- dise, H Anderson supt Kanoah Sheep Herd, Hans Christensen siipt MilU Wm, contractor Nadanld Albert, furniture Paxton A, stock dealer Penney Wm, architect and builder Ramsay John, physician Itobinson Peter, cooper Ross J A, stock raiser KA^SVILLE. DAvia CoDNTT. A post-office, on th% Utah Central R. R., 10 miles from Ogden and 21 miles from Salt Lake. Population 1,187. Alder Alfred, blacksmith Barton Joseph, county clerk Bme William, bootmaker Kaysville Co-operative Store, gen mdse Major Wm D, donr-mil! STEWART ft TIHGEY. general mer- chandise STEWART HYRUM. postmaster otewart Wm, shoemaker Weiiiel John, flouriug-mills Wi.liams E A, general merchandise KELTON. Box Elder County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Central Pacific R. R., 92 miles northwest of Ogden. Stage lines leadiiij; to points in Idaho, Oregon and Washington Territory connect with overland trains .at this place. It is the ship- ping-point for Idaho and Wood River. Population £00. Andrews ft Bushinger (A B Andrews and John Bushinger), proprs Keltou House BALDWIN G H. chop house Beaard Louis, harnessmaker Chaplon James, saloon Conant Bros (E and H Conant), general merchandise Conant E and H, proprs Depot Hotel Conant Henry, postmaster Depot Hotol, E and H Conant propr Donelin L M, mgr W U and R R Tel Co Hagar Fred, saloon Holt Samuel, agt Bain Wajion Howell Reeso, general raurchandise Kelton House, Andrews ft Bushinger proprs Lewis Jacob, general merchandise Loverin J W, hay vard and feed stable Mallory B M, a!?t W^ F ft Co and U I and C Sta^e Line and druggist McLaren ft Young (D McLaren and J W Young), blacksmiths Mercer ft Pearce (T C Mercer and H W Pearce), saloon and hay yard Moberry Wm, agt C P R R MOORE J M. barber Reinhurt J, general merchandise Itichling L V, harness and bjotmaker Toyer C W, saloon Young ft Ooss (J W Young and W E Goss), Gem Saloon KINGSTON. Pi Ute County. A post-office. DeSands II E, carpenter and builder Korristen R, gardener King C, farmer King J R, stock raiser King T E, surveyor and millwright and postmaster King V, school teacher KingWm, gen mdse and mfr woolen goods Knight J V, sheep raiser GO cn oo CD CO *s CO CO CO UIDnUffirjII I IIUDCD WHITB BROil . ISA IS inste anA 14 A 16(»|»ear IIAnUllUllM LUInDCni m, M. p. Coanter Taps, Nwwel Poata, Maluatera I i ■' I; ': i' MASONIC OlTTnTS, •Ml«ty «••«■. etej. at MOBOMOSM * CO., MaMMle TeapleTn*. • Vm* Mtreet, «. F. 1286 Utah — Kvngaton-Loa. Morrill H, tannery Peterson A, hamessmaker Smith Thomas, dentist Syrett E, watchmaker and jeweler Syrett Fred, miller Syrett B, bootmaker Warner M W, blacksmith Whittaker James, general merchandise Wiley James, justice of peace KOOSHAREM. Sevtbr County. A pout-office. Anderson J C, (general merchandise Carlson Andrew, blacksmith Hatch Wm, general merchandise Jorgensen J G, cooper Linvik N, bootmaker Long L G, deputy county clerk, land agt, collector and agent for novelties, books and stationery Martinson P, carpenter Niswanger Wm, dairyman and stock raiser Olson H J, bootmaker Peterson F P, justice of peace Skoagard N C, carpenter Wright J H, dairyman LAKE POINT. TooKLE CouNTT. A post-office, 1 1 miles northeast of Tooele. Chapman Wm, saloon JACOBS F D> flour-mill Moss W F, general merchandise LEAMINGTON. Millard County. A post-office, on Utah Central R. R. 167- miles from Opden and 130 miles from Salt Lake City. MOBRISON OEOBOE, general mer- chandise and postmr^ter LEEDS. Washinoton County. See Sil ver Reef. LEHI CITY. Utah County. A post-office, on the Utrh Central R. R., 68 miles from Ogden and 31 miles from S»lt Lake. Cutler Thomas R, supt People's Co-op- erativia Institution and notary public Darton Jose ph & S on, gen mdse EYAHS DAVID, postmaster Evans E, agent U C R R and telegraph operator Hart John, physioan Harwood Jas & Son, harness and saddles Lantenseck Peter, buildor PEOPLES' COOPERATIVE INSTI. TTJTION, T P Cutler manager Southwick Edward, bootmaker Thurman Samuel R, attorney-at-law Woodhouse A, gen mdse LEVAN. Juab County. A post-office, 107 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. Aagaard N, stock raiser Bosh I, stock raiser Christensen C, tinsmith Co-operative Mercantile Institution, £ Taylor supt, gen mdse Edward C, stock raiser Hendrickson A, salt mfr Jacobson J, weaver Jacobson M, daii^>an Jensen Carl, blacksmith Jensen C, carpenter Jorgensen C L, furniture Kofod Hans, carpenter Neilsen C C, shoemaker Ollorton Seth, weaver Peterson Erick, turner Peterson F A, machinist Peterson P C , wagonmaker SHEPHERD J W) notions and post- master Taylor E, stock raiser and supt Co- operative Institution Taylor M, stock raiser Thygersen P, gen mdse CO CO cs UJ CS en evj CO oe a u LITTLETON. MoRQAN Count?. A post-office. Criddle Geo, justice of the peace and builder Giles John H, farmer, carpenter and wagonmaker Giles Joseph, blacksmith Handson ft Madsen, saw and shingle- mill Hansen Christian, millwright and car- penter Hansen N* 0, carpenter Johnson Andrew, cabinetmaker LITTLE J Ci postmaster, farmer and attorney Parkinson Mrs, gen mdse Smith Wm G, probate and county judge Thompson W P, painter Tucker Charles, saw-mill Whitear Eli, gen mdse flC ae P < w OB h U oe LOA. Pi Utb County. A post-office. a n 3 Is HARDWOOD LUMBER. 7tfKV*^» k. IS * IC Mali! •«4 14 A MiMir tor Vayw, Hewel P«aU, BaluMra nutii, mm t CO. hmdwood lumbeb. "j5«,^'jsk "^ Utah — Loa-Logan. 1287 83 a o I o 00 1 I* I S /\T.T.P.Tgn A Ji general merohandise and postmaster FredencksoQ E, bootmaker Morrell Wm W & S W, saw-mill Stoddard R J, saw-mill Taylor Wm, carpenter LOGAN. Cache County. A post-office. Is the county seat of Cache County, 58 miles from Ogden, on the line of the Utah and Northern B. R.; has a population of 4,000. Situated on the east side of the valley, in one of the most delight- ful spots in that section, and com- mands an extensive view. With its beautiful homes, its delightful climate and fertile soil, and its superior facili- ties for transportation, it is at once made an attractive place. Bear River is a beautiful stream, from which great numbers of the finny tribe aro annually taken, while the monntains afford excellent sport tor shooting. Adams Jame. supt water works Allen A A, sei etman of Hyrum Ash John, gnu und locksmith Ballif S F (S F Ballif & Co) Ballif S F & Co (S F Ballif and John T Caine Jr), groceries Ballif S L, county treasurer BARBER GEORGE ANB ALONZO G (George Barber k Sou), Main BARBER GEORGE & SON (George and Alonzo G Barber), wagons and machinery. Main Bassett Wm E, city recorder Bearby Mrs J, physician Behle W H, physician Bench John, painter Benson Geo T, assessor and collector Blanchard J R, Logan House Bowring H E, harness and saddles Bro wn Mr s J H, boarding-house BROWN J H Jr (J H Brown & Son), 2d BROWN J H & SON. steam marble works, 2d BUBER WILLIAM, watchmaker and silverplat er, 3d BURTON WILLIAM G. bakery, U CAGHB VALLEY HOUSE, Paul Car- don proprietor, 3d Caine John T Jr (S F Ballif k Co) and supt public instruction Ganipbell & Morrell (R S Campbell and Joseph Morrell), boots, shoes and gents' furnishing, goods Campbell R S (Campbell & Morrell) and mayor Gannon Carl T, tailor Card C W and O (Central Mill Co) and Ist CARDON PATTL. proprietor Cache Valley House, 3d GARDON T B (Cardon & Thatcher), Main Cardon T B, photographer and notions CARDON & THATOSER (T B Car- don and A D Thatcher), watchmakers and jewelers, Main Central Mill Co (W B Preston, C W and O Card and Wm D Hendricks) Clements S W, blacksmith Crockett W A, bill poster Croft Robert, master mechanic Crooks ton N W, sheriff CUMMINGS B F, editor "Utah Jour- nal," Main Curtis E M, c hief fi re department CURTIS EDWIN M. stoves and tin- ware. Main Davis A 0, operator W U Tel Co Demers Mrs J E, ladies' furnishing goiids Doddridge W B, supt U A; N R R Earl Jacob, restaurant Edson J A, train dispatcher EDWARDS MRS A. millinery fancy goods, 3d Edwards H, groceries Fames Ebenczer, meat market FARNES E (Fames & Thain), South Fames Matthew H, stoves and tinware FARNES & THAIN (E Fames and J T Thain), meat market, 1st South FARR AARON, manager Logan Branch Z C M I, cor Main and 3d Fonuesbeck Christian, bootmaker 4TH WARD CO-OPERATIVE IN- STITUTION, C B Robbins manager. Main FRAIJK CHARLES, banker and com- mercial attorney. Main Gale Mrs Mary, dyeing and cleaning works Garden k Thatcher, furniture, and watches and jewelry GARFF C (Lundberg & Garff), Main Goddard Joseph, sec U O Foundry, Ma- chine and W agon Manufacturing Co Goodwin Bros (Wm, Fred, Chas, George and James Goodwin), gen mdse and deale rs in live stoc k GREAVES JOHN C (Greaves & Nel- son), Depot GREAVim & NELSON (John C Greaves and T W R Nelson), general merchandise. Depot Groesbeck J B ( J D Groesbeck & Co) Groesbeck J D ( J D Groesbeck k Co) Groesbeck J D ft Co (J D and J BGroes- beck and A M Montierth), draggists Hammond J J, books and stationery Hammond James T, clerk of county court and recorder CD C o PI o o en O > r o 2 > CO H m PI H 'hi > CO o O HIRnWhnn l IIIIDCD WWITK BKOS.. is * is naln •nil 14 « 16 lipuar imnUflllUU LUlflDCn, at,!!, r. BiMk Waliiat.8|Mnish cedar. « <^ueni. LOUIS BRIVERMkN& CO., Pltfrllra miVrrware mid 1 .^mvh VlwtUtt, 3 I h % 09 10 H CO IISWontgoniBrySt. 1288 Utah — Logan. Hammond M D, probate judge Hanson Edward, county Burvc ir Hanson Olof, tailor Hatch H £, agt U & M Ily and express agt Hayball George S, general merchandise Hendricks & llicks (Wm D Hendricks and T E Rickn), Deseret Mills Hendiicka Wm D (Hendricks & Ricks) IIvm"rs George, city treasurer JACOBSEN F & I (F Jacobsen & Son), Main JACOBSEN F & SON (F and I Ja- cobsen), blacksmiths, Main Jnmes David, pumps James Mrs Enieline, millinery and fancy goods JTJPFFfcSElT N Fi general merchandise, Main Jenkins David, gener.il merchandise Jenkinson Noah, furniture Johnson Carl C, music store Kirkham R, photographer Knowles Mrs Betsey, Railroad Boarding House Lamoreaux D B, druggist and physician Ijamoreanx Mrs N M, millinery Larsen C, city sexton Lar^n Ole (Larsen & Petersen) Larsen ft Petersen (Ole Larsen and A Petersen), boolmakers Larson Frank, agt for White Sewing Machines Leishman James A, justice of peace Lewis B M, pres Logan U O Foundry, Machine and Waiiou Mfg Co Lewis David, photographer Lindquist N A, furniture lOOAN BRANCH Z C H I. Aaron Farr manager, cur Main and 3d Logan House, J R Blanehaid LOOAN U FOUNDRY. MA- CHINE AND WAGON MFG CO. Joseph Wilson superiuteudeut, B M Lewis president LUNDBERG G (Lundberg & Garff). Main LUNDBERG & GARFF id Lundberg and O Garff), sash aud door factory, Main Martineau James H, civil engineer Martiiieau L R, assessor »nd collector Mattisou L B ( Paine & Mattison) Maughan W W, prosecuting attorney McAlister & Son (C H and J A McAlis- ter), saddles, harness and sewing ma- chines McD Bleecker Rev Pierre, clergyman (Episcopal) Meley J W, plasterer Mernll Franklin, agt Singer Mfg Co Montierth A M (J D Groesbeck & Co) Morebead P T, selectman of Smithiield Morrell Jos (Campbell & Morrell) NELSON T T7 R (Greaves & Nelson), Depot New Yoik Store, R M Wilkinson mgr, dry goods Nibley Charles W, mgr U O Store Nielson Peter A, general merchandise Nielsoti Wm, ciuars and tobacco NORCROSS W S. physician, Main Ormsby C (Ormsby & Riter), physi- cian Ormsby & Riter (0 C Ormsby and B F Riter,) druggists Paine k Mjtttison (J E Paine aud L B Mattison), agts agricultural impl'ts Paine J E (Paine & Mattison) Palmer Mrs Jane, millinery and dress- making Parks Rev C M, clergyman (Presbyte- rian) Parry Misses L & M, Parry Millinery Store Partin<;toii Wm E, justice of peace Peacock Geori^e, ice cream saloon Petersen A (Larsen & Petersen) Peterson P O, second-hand clothing Pierce Elijah F, basket mfr Preston W B (Central Mill Co) Pringle Robert, sewing machine agt READING WM , (Recder & Reading), Alain Ree alter f^ I? ain), A atcn-lH Sons)"'* Fg« W "5* ALlENi TUGGLE « COti wo*- 1*« ■««! •«» Wpe^r Wtreet. ••■ Vraaeluc*. I I i 5 3 Utah — Logan. 1289 Toombs Wm, roadinaater U ft N Ry Turner Frederick, mgr Zioa's Board of Trade United Order Manufactnrine and Build- ing Co, Charles W Nibley business man ager "TTTAH JOURNAL. " BF Cummings editor. Main UTAH JOUBNAL FRINTINO ANB FUBLISHINO CO. publisliers •• Utah Journal " U O Foundry, Machine and Wagon Mfg Co, Joseph Wilson mgr Wil kinson R M, mgr New York Store WILSON JOSEPH, superintendent Logan U '"oundry, Machine and Wagon Manufacturing Co, Main Zion's Board of Trade, Frederick Tur- ner mgr Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Institu- tion, carpets GEO. BA^RBER & SOIST, MAIN STREET, LOOAN, UTAH, General Produce and Commission Merchants, Buy and Sell Fruit, Grain and Vegetables, We also liandle the Celebrated SCMliTTLiB & ©@@)Fii WA^@©)NS And will keep on hand a KO"d supply of Wagon Timber, Iron Bolts, etc. WM. BUDER, Watchmaker i Jeweler, THIRD STREET, Betivcen Hain and Washington, LOGAN, UTAH. GOID AND SILVER PLATING Done on Short STotlci'. Work Done Neatlsr and Promptly. All Work Guaranteed. o CACHE VALLEY HOUSE Third Street, bet. Main and Washiniston, Logan, Utah. Best Hotel North of Ogden. Terms, $1.50 & $2.00 per day. Meat 8 and Beds, Fifty Cents en eh. Good Table and Attentive Waiters. » ^ Liberal Bates given to Boarders by the Month or Week. PAUL CARDO^, Proprietor. GO C/> &0 CD CD UADnUinnn l llUOCa WHITK BKOS., is a is Main and 14 A !• flpear nAnUWUuD lUmDCK, St. ». F. eiaek Walnat. Htpautoh Cedar. Veaeen. iiir % I! 82 1290 Utah — Logan. CARDON & THATCHER. iJlB' SILVER AND PLATED WARE. OPTICAL GOODS, Etc., Etc. Furnitixre XJpliolstered, Mouldings and Frames, OIL P*AIINTI]VOS, EIVCjUIAVII^OS, Etc., Etc., Etc. IjOa--ft.iT OIT-2-, TTT-A-H. . P. JEPPE8EN, —DEALER IN— Dry Goods, GrocerieSj BOOTS and SHOES, HATS, CAPS, -AND— MAIN STREET. LOGAN. UTAH. PIONEER Steam Marble Works of Utah. J. H. BROWN A SON. Stone and Marble Cutters. Monumental Stone Cutting. Cemetery Work a Specialty. Dealers and Importers in Ibrbles. Also, Contrftctorg and Builders. LOOAN, UTAH 11 », Utah — Logan. 1291 DOOB AITD SASH Cor. Main and First Streets, LOG^lSr, XJTA.II. Special Inducements Oiven to Dealers. SOLE AGENTS IN UTAH FOR Rubber Hoofing and Slate Roofing Paints. All Grades of Native and Imported Lumber. LA.TH AJSTD SHIlSrGLES AT COMPETING PRICES. Planing in all its Varieties done with Dispatch. Parties Desiring to build will find it to their Advantage to Consult Correspondence Solicited. Estimates Furnished. |l:!i ' m i 1 il->> I m 1192 Utah-^Logan. THEU.O. FOUNDRY Machine and Wagon Manufacturing Co., LOGAN, CACHE CO.. UTAH, MANUFACTURE Saw and Shingle Mills, Feed Cutters, Horse Powers, Wood Turning Latiies, Brass and Iron Castings, Etc., Etc. HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY. AGENTS FOB THE Bain Wagon* Oliver Chilled and Molina Plowa. Champion Mowers and Pitt's Threshera* etc. f Special Attention given to Repairs in Blacksmith, Machine and Wagon Departmenta. J08EPH WILSON, Manaser. B. M. LKWlii, President. ImOgan branch IMPORTERS, JOBBERS, AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE ! We are " Headquarters " in Northern Utah and Southern Idaho on Grain, Butter, Eggs, and General Produce. Prices Furnished on Application. AAEON FAEE, - - - Manager. I 0) |w Wl '-pi glTJie CO 1 Hepn '•'I ern))( a_^ j Idaho Si dailj'l 9 ^ , fn the ^ Utah J Wl ■Andersd __ Andread W Barton M Braithw rj Buchand E^ I Bybee M WJ Carison f g Carlson C ^''ristenl •^ U-amer d I Davia Hj San the 2,00(1 Salt, tion.l whitJ cinitj build] whici of thl ta general merchandise FOX E W> postmaster Goldbrausen Lars, blacksmith Greco E S, tinsmith Hall R, builder Kenner F R, physician Kjar L 0, harness and saddlery Ladies' Co-operative Store Lowery John, u.rniture, hides, wool, etc Madsen Chr, carpenter and builder Manti Co-operi.l'.ve Association Parsons H, uarpent( r and builder Perry VV H, drujjgist Peterson S P, painter Snow Geo, attorney-at-law Snow W S, hotel Tuttle k Co, general merchandise MARYSVALE. Pi Utk Count r. A post-office, 14 miles south of Monroe, Sevier County. Harwood, Winager & Co, gen mdse Jones W L, saloon and druggist LISONBEE H D, general merchandise and postmaster Smith M, grocer and saloon Timoney E MoB, grocer and saloon Woodhouse C C, clothing MAYFIELD. San Pete Couxtf. A post-office, 11 |^ miles south of Manti. Population 340. CHRISTIANSEN JOSEPH, superin- tendent MayHeld O^-Operative Mer- cantile Institution Loveri Ige John T, 8r,ock raiser Madson Christian, stock raiser MATFIELD CO-OPERATIVE MERCANTILE INSTITUTION VVhitlock James H, stock raiser Williams Samuel M, postmaster MEADOW. MnxABD County. A post-office, 8 miles south of Fillmore City, the county seat. Greenhalgh A, hotel ;n GO m GO HARDWOOD lOMOER, WHITR BROM., IS A IS Main and 14 * 1« tftpear lit, «. F Beat Kltoek, Oak Plank and Timber . !i i I ;i I ODB FELLOWS' SUPPUES, 'SSLS^^^iTnlVgSStSSA^: ►9 H CO 1294 Utah — Meadow-Monroe. STOTT Ef postmaster Stott W H, supt Co-Operative Store, general merohandise MEADOWVILLE. RichCountt. a post-office. MOFFAT D> postmaster MENDON. Cache Coumtt. A post-office, situated on the Utah and Northern Ry, 51 miles northwest of O^deu. Population 658. The town draws its support from ag- riculture, fruit and vegetable grow- ing. Co-operative Store Danielson Wm, blacksmith Donaldso n John, p ostm aster " OUIiHELL FRANK, agent U & N Railway Paul Bros, builders and furniture Sheldon John, blacksmith MIDDLETON. Washington County. Post-office Sil- ver Reef. HACDONALD A J ft SON* wme man- ufacturers MIDWAY. Wasatch County. A post-office, 4 miles west of Heber, county seat. Alexander A J, saw-mill Blood M, planing-mill Bouner Geo, dour-mill Epperson S H, hotel Huoen John, justice of the peace Olsen H, blacksmith Sonderagen John, mason and plasterer Springer N C, not ary public VAN WAQONEN D. saw, flour, shin- gle and planing-mills, postmaster and superintendent Midway Co-operative M I Store WatkiusJohn, saw-mill Wootton A, school leacher and supt county and district schools MILFORD. Beaver County. A post and office, on the Utah Central 263 miles from Ogden. Bailey J M, physician Smithson Mrn M P, hotel express R. R.. MILLVILLE. Cache County. A post-office^ 4 miles south of Logan. Biglow J 0, postmaster Jessup Thomas & Bros, gen mdse TEATES GEO ft Wm, general mer- chandise MINERSVILLE. Beaver County. A post-office, 16 miles southwest of Reaver, and 17 miles south of Milford. Population 475. Barker W, hotel and baths Carter Luther, carpenter and furniture Carter W J, general merchandise Clayton R, blacksmith Craff B L, blacksmith DUFAI^ J H> postmaster Gilliers & Co, geu mdse Lessing Louis, hotel Lightner John H, carpenter Utah Co-operative Association, J H Dupaix mgr, gen mdse ard liquors Wooa Wm, supt Co-operative Store MOAB. Tmery County. A post-office. f EIRCE W A, postmaster Fritchard Thomas M, hay and grain Vritchett Wm D, merchant Shafer J U, stock dealer Stewart R U, gen mdse Taylor L S, stock dealer Taylor Norman, grist and saw-mill Wilson A G, grist and saw -mill CO CO cs cs CO CO CO CO cs 00 1 CM S T VI Z CM MONA. Jt7AB County. A post-office, 83 miles southwest of Salt Lake City, and 8 miles nortlf of Nephi, county seat. Co-operative Store, geu mdse Ellertsen John, gen mdse Haws John, bishoi) JOHNSON W. seedsman and post- master Newell Orris, justice of peace Newt )n Wm, mgr Co-operative Store Williams E W, carpenter, painter, and justice of peace Sa ^iDu asjMif H Pri, - Wh MojJ U( M/ La .fe W CS col O MONROE. Sevier County. A post-office, 1 1 miles south of Richtield. Anderton Bros, gen mdse and liquors Andrasen O C, bootmaker Bates N J, musical instruments n o n M M K O PIONEER IRON WORKS. CALVIN MDTrinW * liOM, Fi«pri«t*rs, ■■tabllalicd IM*. MT Main Street. M F. Beck CJarif FranI cou PEL «, Ztol tuti ^ GoodiT 5< Weiuc r4 1 HuntJ MasoiJ Murpil Parkirl I'orter Smith I Smith m I'onks L QJ Tuckerl O I m ^*°™ S Turner **< Welch PI Wiliiau ^i Worltoi iMJiDi Amu. TOGGLE i CO., WEXIMN MU WOODS." -* ■» •»«" "^ Itan VraaeiacA. £ CM a» E es CO CM CM as CS E (A CO ITtoA — Monroe-New Harmony. 1295 Bertleson ft Sons, flouif-mills Bowman J W, blacksmith Hoops Benjamin, barber Hunt Thomas, saw-mill Johnson M, attomey-at-law Jones Walter, general merchandise Larson E M, harness and saddlery Lungquist F, bootmaker Madsen S, general merchandise HcCAKTHT J H> liquors and post- master Pates X J, musical instruments Powlaon ft Co, furniture Sargent Jacob, blacksmith Simmonsou S, hotel and farm imple- ments Soreenson R, tinsmith Tuft H, hotel Warsburn A, books and stationery Z C M I, general merchandise MONTEZUMA. San Juan County. A post-office. Ducket ft Co, mining Mitchell H L, Indian trapper Price J G, trader Wheeler Ed, trader MORGAN CITY. MoRUAN County. A post-office on the Utah Central Ky, 6 miles from Salt Lake and 43 miles from Ogden; on Weber River. Population 4W). fieckman Bros, liquors Clark Ezra T, ilour-mills Francis Samuel, attorney -at-1 aw and county recorder FBT a> mayor and superintendent Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Insti- tution, general merchandise Goodrich (ieorge A, sheriff Heiiier Bros, stock raiser Hunter Edward W, surveyor Mason James H, supt of schools METTLER L M> postmaster Murphy G M, blacksmith Parkinson P, general merchandise Porter ' R, prosecuting attorney Smith W (t, probate judge Smith ft lluck, masons and builders Taggart George H, wagonmaker Taggart & Hinman, flouring-niills Tonks Win, blacksmith Tucker James, supt Co-operative Shoe Store Turner Charles, lime Welch T R G, sewing machines and city recorder Williams D, lime kiln Williams J, general merchandise Worlton James T, county coroner ZION'S CO.O|^ATnrE MERCAN- TILE INSTITUTION. R FryS- ager, general merchandise MOUNT PLEASANT. San Petb County. A post-office, 21 miles northeast of Mauti. Beauman A J F, furniture Bee Hive Co-operative Mercantile Store, Geo Farnsworth supt, gen mdse Bjelkie C J, boots and shoes Farnsworth George, supt Bee Hive Co- operative^ Larson L, supt Co-operative Tannery Madsen Andrew, supt Mount Pleasant ZCMI Madson Neils, news agent Mount Pleasant ZCMI, Andrew Mad- sen supt, gen mdse Neilson S J, general merchandise Page ft Hill, attorneys-at-law, col- lectors, etc PAGE J, postmaster Prichett L F, gen mdse Rolph Bros, general merchandise San Pete Co-operative Mercantile Insti- tution, A Wall supt, gen mdse Wall A, supt San Pete Co-operative Store Zabriskie Wm, attomey-at-law NEPHI. Juab County. A post-office on the Utah Centrr.l Ry, 14 miles from Juab and 91 miles from Salt Lake. Bryan W A C, assessor and collector Chalmers A, wines and liquors Foote Chas, general merchandise Foote Cyrus, Union Hotel Goldsbrough Mrs, millinery and notions Goldsbrough H, propr Nephi House Grover Joel, supt Nephi Co-operative Store and probate jutlue Hague A, county recorder Hawkins Jas, general merchandise Hyde & Whitniore, gen mdse May W R, attomey-at-law Nephi Co-operative Store, gen mdse Ostler J C, harness, saddlery, etc SCHOFIELD T J. sheriff and post- master Taylor Elmer, gen mdse and liquors Williams E H, general merchandise NEW HARMONY. Kane County. A post-office, 24 miles northeast of Toquerville, the county seat. C > o o GO CO S3 GO frO 1 ■ft ill HARDWnnn l IIMRFR ^"^-'^ -'^ 9b.o*» i^ *.^? ^■*n.!^"4 ^*J^ 1* isiM>ai> St, M.F. 0«k, Aah, Hickory, Haplr, Cherry, etc. LOUIS BRWEHI>li»i& CO.. . ■veoMsonto TPWPTVP.Q USXoni . 1296 Utah — New Harmony-Ogden. OOOPEBATIYE merchandise PACE W D, manager .Store TATLOB MARY A, postmiatreas W anger C, bootmaker STOBE> general Co-operative NEWTON. Cache Coumtt. A post-office, 12 miles northwest of Logan., Barker J H, butter and eggs Beck J N, paiuter and artist Beiisen Peter, carpenter Bigby W F, lumber Clark Amos, blacksmith OBIFFIN W H> superintendent New- ton Co-operative Store Newton Co-operative Store, WH Griffin supt Sorensen Hans, bootmaker OAK CITY. Millard County. A post-office, 28 miles north of Fillmore City. Anderson Peter, supt Co-operative Store Jansen Wm, general merchandise Lyman Bros & Roper, lumber Overson — , blacksmith Partri dentist Bolnap Hyrum, assessor and collector Biel Mathias, dry goooms COLLINS RICHARD, proprietor Globe Hotel, oor 5tb and Youug Condou A S, physician Cordon John, gen mdse Corkish John, agt Continental Coal Co Crawshaw & Wilson (Luke Crawshaw and G Wilson), gen mdse Crawford & Wilson, gen mdse Crawshaw Luke (Crawshaw & Wilson) CROSS BROS (0 W and A J Cross^ harnessmakers, wholesale and retail. Main CROSS C W ft A J (Cross Bros), Main Crossley James, groceries Curtiss F H (Funge & Curtiss) Cushnahan Itev P M, pastor Catholic Church Dart John, root beer Dee & Horn (J L Dee and C Horn), the Mint Tilotm Dee J L (Dee & Horn) Deo John M, Dexter Livery Stable Dee Miss Roee, millinery Dee Thos D, assessor and collector Dee Thos, varieties Dooly R M (Guthrie, Dooly & Co) Douglass G B, blacksmith Doxey Thos, water master DRIVER ft BISHOP (Jesse J Driver and J H Bishop), druurgists, 4th Driver Geo W (Wm Driver & Son) DRIVER JESSE J (Driver & Bishop), 4ih Driver John, physician Driver Wm (Wm Driver & Son) Driver Wm & Son (Wm and Geo W Driver), wholesale and retail druggists Dunham A (Dunham & Kiesel) Dunham &, Kiesel (ADunham and J Kie- sel), groceries DURYEA WF (Potter, DuryeaA; Co), cor Main and 5th Dyer Mrs Mary J, dressmaker ECCT^ES DAVID, lumber, doors and sash Eccles John H, wood turner Eklund C A, merchant tailor Eldredge H S, pres First National Bank Emerson A C, clerk first district court Emerson P H, judge first district court Emmett & Farley (A Farley and Wm Emmett), blacksmiths Emmett Thomas, soda factory Emmett Wm (Emmett &; Farley) Farley A (Emmett & Farley) Farley Wentworth, blacksmith and wagonmaker Farr Aaron F, city treasurer FARR BROS (J E and V Farr), grain. Hour and agricultural implements, 4th FARRELL WM, books and station- ery, 4th Fell A G, supl Salt Lake Division C P FELSHAW. BROWNINQ ft BAL- LINGER (D W Felshaw, J W Browning and A Ballinger), real es- tate, loan and collection, Main FFLSHAW D W (Felshaw, Brown- ing & Ballinger), attorney-at-law and U S commissioner, Main Ferguson Mrs Julia, restaurant First National Bank, H S Eldredge pres, H S Young cashier Flygare N C, contractor and builder 1^ CO CO CD CO 'H t mill c/i CD CD '3 HARDWOOD LOMBER, WHITE BROM , 1» A IS .Haln and 14 * 1« Mpear Utreet, H. F. \Va«on Stock. Cabinet Wooda, etc. KNIGHTS TEMPUtR UNIFORMS, IfOIIOBOSr * CO., MM««te ToMple. Ho. • l*«at Street, Mui Fnuieiae*. 1298 .« I Utah — Ogden. FOOTE JAMES E> agent for the Co- lumbus Bugnies, harness, saddles, Hazard Pow£r and Herdic Coach Liue, Main Forbes H B, bootmaker Forbes James, agt C P R R Fowles W S, barber Frank S H & Co (8 H Frank), branch house of San Francisco and harness and leather Fry John, brewery Funge & CurtisB (W W Funge and F H Curtiss), hardware Funge W W (Funge & Curtiss) Fyfe W W, blacksmith Gale James, furniture Gibbons Francia, general merchandise Gibson U £, Ogden Planing Miils Giger Carl (Preston & Giger) GLOBE HOTEL. Richard Collins pro- prietor, cor 5th and Young Godd:r of fruit and produce Hartog Eber, wagonmaker Helfrich E C & Co (E C Helfrich), pro- duce shippers Hellewell Robert, saloon Herrick Lester, mayor HERRICK L J (Burton, Herrick and White), 4th Heywood, A R (Kimball & Heywood), sec Ogden Chapter R A M, No 2, UD Higbee L P (Higbee ft Smith) Hiebee & Smith (L P Higbee and R Smith), attorneys-at-law Higginbotham & Co (8 S and S H Hig- ginbotham), gen mdse Higginbotham J C, fruits and produce Hiiwinbothaui S H & Bro (T W and S H^ Higginbotham), clothing and dry goods Higginbotham S H and T W (Higgin- botham & Bro) Higginbotham S S, gen mdse Higginbotham S u and S H (Higgin- botham & Co) Hill Hiram H, ice cream parlors Hill O E (Guthrie, Dooly & Co) HODOMAN W A> harness and sad- dles. Main Hopkins & Van Dyke (J B Hopkins and R P Van Dyke), crockery Hopson & Co (VV S Hopson), Palace Saloon Hopson W S (Hopson & Co) Horn C (Dee & Horn) Horrocks & Baxter (S Horrocks and J Baxter), general merchandise HORROCkS JAIDBS; real estate, in- telligence and capitalist. Main Horrocks John, saloon Horrocks i^^amuel (Horrocks & Baxter) Horspool Jtthn, general merchandise Hourk J (Sohnaller & Hourk) Huribut Frank B (McNutt & HuH- but) HURLEY MRS MARY J. dress- maker, Franklin Huss A, bootmaker Huss Anselm, blacksmith Uutchins W B, alderman Ingram Wm, boarding-house Jackson Wm L G, porter C P RR Depot James David, plumber Jenkins David, surveyor Jennings C P, photo.rapher Johnston A (Johnston & Studer) Johnston & Studer (A Johnston and W Studer), saloon Jones D D, mgr Idaho Lumber Co JONES J P ( J P Jones & Co), 5th JONES J P ft CO (J P Jones and Miss Klla MuUarky), laundry, dth Jones M, physician Jones R L, lessee Ogden Iron Works Jones Thomas W, merchant tailor JUNCTION CITY HOTEL. George G Beckwith proprietor, cor Main aiid 5th Kay David, wholesale produce Keck John (McCarty ft Keck) Kent W H, engineer C P R R CO &0 ca ca CO CO CO CO cs ca *^ 1 I oa I ca I ij E t/» 1 CO I p4 L o T ti L ^ H L w o n g 3 CMVIN NUniNG £ SON. 'se<7 M.%l\ MTUBRT, MAN FHANCISCO, Iron Duor«, Baak Vaaltn, Bte. UlEII. TUCBIE i CO.. VENEERS "aiRSSSK."- Utah — Ogden. 1299 E CO 11 CO EH n 1 i^ PS 1 M n 1 S B 1 1 iJ 1 <^ Dd 1 H SB O 1 ^ P ■ Kershaw A J, plumber Keyea Alma, chief police, marshal and constable Keyes Edward, Pioneer Saloon Kiesel F J & Co (F J Kiesel), groceries and liquors Kiesel J (Dunham & Kiesel) Kimball Gen Nathan, postmaster Kimball & Heywood (J M Kimball and A R Heywood), attorueys-at-law Kimball J M (Kimball & Heywood) Ktiowles J F, clergyman (Presbyterian) Kuhn Abraham and Adam (A Kuhn & Bro) Kuhn A k Bro (A and A Kuhn), whole- sale dry goods and clothing Lambert C P (Lambert & Martin) Lambert & Martin (C P Lamb^ and A H Martin), marble cutters Lamp^'t J A (Planz & L' mpert) LaRoc ai^ F (LaRoche & looy) LaBOCHE & S00\ (F LaRoche an d B F Sooy)jphotographers, Main LASHUS GEO W, proprietor Cham- borlin House, 5th Latham H H, chief engineer U & N RRCo Lee T P, chief train dispatcher Salt Lake Division C P R R Lepper Andrew, bath-house Lewis J S & Co (J S and H D Lewis), watchmakers and jewelers Lewis J S and H D (J S Lewis & Co) Lewis Wm S, lodging-house Lindsey Mark, groceries, and ice cream parlors IITTLBFIEU) E A, editor "Daily and Weekly Pilot," SE cor Main and 4th Low Bros (Alfred and William Low), books, stationery and notions Lowe George A, dealer in agricultural implements and machinery Lowell John W, agricultural imple- ments and machinery Lund W, mason Mahon Mrs Emma, millinery and dress- making Margary H, attorney Marks, Goldsmith & Co (I Marks and L Goldsmith), clothing Marks I (Marks, Goldsmith & Co) Martin A H (Lambert & Martin) Mathews J C, architect McCarty & Keck (N McCarty and J Keck), saloon McCarty L (McCarty & Minter) McCaity & Minter (L McCarty and S Miuter), saloon McCarty Nelson (McCarty & Keck) McCuIey Chas A H, captain and A Q M of U S Army MoFarlane Peter, cigars and tobacco Mclntyre Wm L, quarantine physician MoNUTT ft HURLBXTT (J W Mc Nuttand F B Hurlbut), wholesale and retail drusrgists MoNutt J W (McNutt & Hurlbut) McQuarrie Robt, county treasurer Middleton C F, justice of the peace Millis J W, coal detder Mintei S (McCarthy & Minter) Mitchell T E, physician Mohrhardt C A (L B Adams & Co) Monch L F, county supt public schools Mcnch L M, prin Mormon High School Moore Mrs Agnes, ice cream parlors Morley Joseph, restaurant HORlET WM. barber, 5th Moulding & Murphy (W H Moulding and John Murphy), meat market Moulding W H (Moulding & Murphy) MXTLLAEKY MISS ELLA (J P Jones & Co), 5th Murphy G W, gen mdse Murphy John (Moulding & Murphy) Murphy John J, groceries Negus J D, supt U and N R R Co Neilson Mrs E, dress and shirt maker Nelson J H, real estate agt Newman H J, tinsmith NichoUs Hamby, varieties Nielsen Mrs Hattie, board and lodging Oddenston W, carpenter Ogden Branch Zion's Co-operative In- stitution, S W Sears mgr "OODEN DAILY AND WEEKLY PILOT," Pilot Publishing Co pro- prietors, E A Littlefield editor, SE cor Main and 4th Ogden Electric ^ight Co, James Horrocks mgr " OODEN HERALD " (daily and semi- weekly), Joseph Hall and Leo Hae- feli editors, ^Iain Ogden Iron Works, R L Jones lessee Ogden Lodge, No 5, I F, Jay R Crandle sec Ogden Lodge, No 2, K of P, John Cor- lew sec Ogden Water Co, E H Orth pres Ogden W B, dentist Oir^LL M J (M J O'Neill & Co), 5th O'NEILL M J & CO (M J O'Neill, H Shafer and Thos Salter), saloon, 5th Orth Charles VV (Orth A Co) Orth & Co (Charles W aud E H Orth), Utah Vinegar Works Orth E H, insurance and real estate Owen James, lodging-house PARSONS BROS (C H and A H Par- sons), books and stationery. Young PARSONS C H & A H (Parsons Bros), cor 5th and Main Patterson A J, mgr W U Tel Co PAYNE MRS FANNIE, lodging- house, 5th CO CO c o PI o o CO oo CO oo oo ir? U ADnUinnn l IIIIDCO WHITK BKOS., la * IS Mnin and 14 A 1« Spear nAIUJilUUU LUIflDCni St,tl.F. BUck iValuMb.tipMitoh cedar, Veaecm. mmf^ LOUIS BMVERMAN SCO., ■teniae mi^rerware •ad Freach 01««ka. 1 19 Montgomery St 1300 Utah — Ogden. h: Pearce Wm, iron foundry and machine works Peebles C L, druggist FEERT D H. president "Ogden Her- ald'* Publishing Co, cor Mam and 4th Pellens Wm (Bornstcin & Fellens) Peterson Mrs Maria, laundry Peterson W H, saloon vPlanz & Lampert (P Planz and J A Lam- pert) Planz P (Planz & Lampert) POTTER. BURTEA & CO (Ed H Potter, W A Buswell and W F Dur- yea), wholesale jewelers, cor Main and 5th POTTER ED H (P tter, Duryea & Co), cor Main and 5th Powers Austin, p;imp factory Powers H J, physician Preshaw S M, undertaker Preston & Giger (John Preston and K Giger), saloon Preston .John (Preston & Giger) Prince Christian, bakery Rant W M (L B Adams & Co) fieeder F H, Pioneer Citndy Factory Reeve John, agt U C R R Rehsteiiier J, physician Reno A C, ice cream saloon Reynolds W H, saloon Richards Bros (F S, L M and C C Rich- ards), dry goods Richards C C, county recorder Richards F D, county and probate judge Richards F S, city and county attorney Richards F S, L M and C C (Richards Bros) Richards L M. c 'unty clerk RILET JAMES S & CO (James S Riley), saloon, 5th Rojicrs A I), dentist St Clair VV P P, agt N P R R St John Ncliion, general nidse Salteubcrger AugiiHte, German Bakery and Restaurant SALTER THOMAS (M J O'Neill k Co), 5th Salter Thomas (Shufer & Salter) Schnuller C (Schnaller & Hourk) Schnalltr t liourk (C Schnaller and J Hourk), French Restaurant SCOTT H J (Claytc- & S<;(jtt), 4th Scoville H B, broom factory Scowcroft John, gen merchandise Scudder W A, lunch stand Sears S VV, mgr Ogden branch Zion's Co-operative Institutiitn Sebree Howard, dealer in agricultural implements Sewcll J B, general merchandise SFAFER H (M J O'Neill & Co), 5th Shttfer H (Shafer & Salter) Sbafer & Salter (H Shafer and T Salter), Gem Saloon Shakespeare A D, pro^r Broom Hotel Shupe James, blaoKsmith Shurtliff H V, stock inspeotor Silva V M O, agt Red Line Transit Co and dealer in hides, skins and wool Smith A C, agt Tootle, Mau k Co (Omaha, Neb) Smith Henrv, barber Smith J A, barber Smith Ransford (Higbee & Smith) Smith Theodore \, book and job print- ers Smuiu John (Smuin & Thomas) Smuin tc Thomas (John Smuin and T G Thomas), general merchandise Snively George W, harnessmaker Sooy B F (LaRoche & Sooy) Spencer Rev Lhvight, clergyman (Bap- tist) SPENCE3 PORTER W, cigars, gro- ceries and restaurant, 5th SPRUNT J P (Sprunt & Stahr) Main SPRTJNT & STAHR (J P Sprunt and J Stahr), general merchandise. Main STAHR J (Sprunt & Stahr), Main Stanford J, general merchandise Stayner T J, millinery and ladies' furn- ishing goods Stephens David, photographer Stephens J A, ajjt for Steele, Johnson k Co (Omaha, Neb) S'nBPHENS J 0. photographer, 5th Stevens Abe, foundry and machine shop, 3d STEVENS SIDNET. grain and all kinds of produce, 5th Stevens W H, cigars and sporting goods STOKER E (Stoker A Gorringe), Main STOKER & 60RRIN0E (K Stokm and J (lorringu), hanu-ssmaker, Muin STONE E> photographer and merchant Stone M, stock dealer Stone Mary E, fruit farm Stone \V, carpenter Stratford Edwin, frrniture STREET MRS VIRGINIA. Union Kitchen, Ath Studer W (Johnston & Studer) Tal>ornacle, J H Peery pres of Weber Co Tanner Nathan Jr, attoruey-at-law and notary public Taylor .lames, city recorder Taylor Joseph, tailor Taylor R J, agt tithing office The Broom Hotel, John Broom propr Thomas Catharine, fruits and varieties Tnomas Hani.'l F, justice of [icace Thomas T G (Smuin & Thompson) Thompson F H, saloon Thompson G (Thompson ft Hartenntciu) Thompson ft Hartenstein (<>corge Thompson and E A Hartenstein), barbers PRISON CEllS, C«ni4*t«ry Fenc«M, etr.. No. «t7 Main Mlreet, ». V f O GO I g 9 H re li f? e CALVIN NUTTING t M «■■ MM, TUGGLE t CO.. PHEGOII USH >HD mPlI.'y.1>^^^ "• Man VraaelNe* Utah — Ogden. 1301 Thompson JameB, stoves and tinware Thompson W M, chief clerk quarter- master's department Tiesel H T, California Bakery Toland Mrs T B, dres maker TIUBE GEO H) general merchandise, 4th Tribe Henry, commission merchant Turner W H, mcr Geo A Luwe Tyrrell Joseph, bootmaker Ulrich Ed, physician UNION DEiroi HOTEL. H M Beards. ley propr UNION KITCHEN. Mrs Virginia •Street proprietor, 5th Union Lodge, No 6, I O F, Wm M Thompson sec Unsworth Rev, Episcopal clergyman Vinagar P C, laundry Wade W A & Co (W A Wade), drug- gists and stationers Walkins E J, bootmaker WAKDLEIOH H C. agent sewing machines, pianos and organs, Main Warren W Cf, lodging-house Warren Mrs W C, millinery Wasatch Lodge, No 6, I O G T, C P Jennings sec Wasatch Tribe, No 3, I R M, H W O'Margory sec Watkins Charles, bootmaker Welch Chas, supervise;- of streets Wells R A (R A Wells & Co) Wells R A & Co (R A Wells and Henry Wooler), brewery Wheelwright M fi, groceries White A T), dentist WHITE B (Burton, Herrick & White), 4th White Barnard, lumber yard and plan- in^-mill Wil liams E fl, physician WILLIAMS B' K. attome^at-law, Dooly Block, cor 4th and Main Wilson George (Crawshuw & Wilson) Wilson George C, fruits and groceries Wilson L D & Co (L D Wilson), hare". ware Wilson Wm, saloon Wooler Henry (R A Wells & Co) Wotherspoon James, gen mdse Wright G J, groceries Wright Joe, second-hand furniture Wright Joe Jr, fruits and vegetables Wright W H and A T (W H Wright &Son) Wright W H & Son (W H and A T Wright), general merchandise Young Chas J, contractor Young H S, cashier First National Bank I Young Wm, agt Deseret Tel Co ^ OO -^ -DEALERS IN- ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, AND IMPORTERS OF Mirrors, Window Cornices; Latest Designs in PICTURE FRAMES. Moldings and Lpokingr Glasses. ■Win.epot of that rrotection. U. H. Mail received and forwarded. Any discourtesy if reported will be remedied. All Baggage Bandied Free of Cliarge. rartics going to Salt Lake and other points Can leave extra Hand Baggage and get Checks for the same. COMMERCIAL SAMPLE ROOMS. Herdic Coachea convey Commercial men and their baggage to and from the rooms FREE. 82 to S3 per day, according to Location of Room. IVHave all your letters and papen sent care of this House. M. H. BEABDSLEY, Proprietor. Utah — Ogden. 1308 Cli®ai%#il£a S®ii0# f TWO BLOCKS FROM DEPOT, FIFTH STREET, Terms, ffil .50 to S3.00 per day. The Best Second-Class House in the City. BATES GIVEN TO BOARDERS BT THE WEEK. GEO. W. LASHUS, Proprietor. CROSS BROTHERS, HARNESS MAKERS | SADDLERS. Wholesale and Retail. ALL KINDS OF Carriage and Draught Harness Made and Repaired at Lowest Figures. ALL WORK WARRANTED. IVIAIIV STR,EET, OGH3E1V. p. O. Box 95. W. 8. BEEBEE, DENTIST Office in Dooly-Stevens Block, MAIM STBEET. OGDEN, UTAH. LaBocb fc Sooj's CALEiBBY OF FH0T06EAPHT. iar All Work Fint-dasa.. LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS. OODEN, UTAH. 'iiU', m i I m m mm rl 1804 Utah — Ogden. New Feed I Sale Stables, FEANKLIN, NEAB COB. FIFTH STREET, OCDEN, UTAH. GEOBOE W. LASHUS, Proprietor. Horses Boarded by the Day, Week or Month. HOBSBS B017«HT, BXCHAIiOED OR HOLD. Junction City Hotel. Everything First-class in all Particulars. HKBDIC COACHEIi BVWWISIU FROSI EVRRY TRAIW. TERMS t $8 to $8.60 PER DAT. «. «. BBCKWITH. Proprietor. (Formerly of Silt«r Cre«k, N. Y.) Co mer of Main >nd Fifth. .... OODEW, UTA H. FARR BROTHERS, Wholesale and Retul Denlera in FEED, PROVISIONS, SEEDS, ETC, po«t.offle« Bo> i« Ogden C ity, UtaL We have recently added to our busineaa the Studebaker Spring and Farm Wog- ona, Buffgiea, etc. The Osborne Machines and Kxtraa. The Coates Lock and Lever Hay Rake, and other kinds of Farm Implements. Utah — Ogden. 1305 W, A. HODGMAN, MANUFACTURER OF Saddles, Harness and Bridles, And Wholeaalo and Ketail Dealer in Saddlery, Hardware, Leather, Whips, Etc •TOCK SADUliES A HPECIAIiTY. SEIHB FOB PBICES* Ogden, Utah. Butte, Montana. Bellevue, Idaho. MoNUTT & HTTBLBUT, WSOLBSALS DEtl&@ISTS, AND DEALERS IN Pme Liquors and Cigars, Fourth Street, Ogden, Utah. Dailjt $8.00 per Annum. Semi-Weekly. $8.50 per Annum; (DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKLY.) The Best Telegraph and General Newspaper in the Territory out- side of Salt Lake City. Advertisers .should give us a trial. Send for Specimen Copy. OGDEN HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY. E. H. ANDERSON, Business Manager. PARSONS BROS., Books, Stationery ANB SCHOOL SUPPLIES. ALL ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY FILLED. Cor. Fifth and Main Streets, Ogden, Utah. I f I :i i IP 1! 88 mmm I . 1306 Utah — Ogden. BUTABlilliHED IHM. SIDNET STEVENS, tthipper and IVhoIeaale Dealer In AOENT FOR THE Mitchell Wagon ; Gaar, Scott & Go's Threshers and Engines: "Walter A. Wood's and the "Peerless'* "World-Renowned Harvesting Machines ; Gale Horse Hay Bakes and Plowsi and all kinds of Farming Implements. AGENT HOWE SCALES, Depot and Office, Fifth Street, bet. Young and Main, OGDEN AND NORTH OGDEN, UTAH. Ju. P. Sprunt. Joi. Stahr. SPRUNT & STAHR, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry GroodSy Clothing^ GTx'Oceides and Provisions, Boots* Shoes, Hats, Caps, Etc. IHAIIV iiTBEET, Between Main and YonnK, P. 0. Box 198. OGDEN. UTAH. STOKER & OORRINOE, MANUFACTURERS OF HARNESS Saddles and Bridles, MAN STREET, OGDEN, UTAH. si] >ILEII. TUGGLE t GO.. Shla Plant, all Buds. "gjRa.N^. Utah—Ogden-Panguitch. 1,S07 Ed. H. Potter, W. A. BuiwcU. W. F. Durj-M. POTTER, DURYEA & CO., WP0IiEg;fl[IiE JEWEIiEl^f5, AIVD JOBBBUM OF Centennial and American Watches, Solid Cold and Finest Rolled Plate Jewelry. Field and Opera Glames and Optio al Goods. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN To Repairing Fine Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. CJoi-nei' of Fifth and T^ain Hts., OGDEN, UTAH, e^ CO c H. C. WARDLEICH DEALER IN Sheot Music, Music Boolcs. Qenuine Italian Strings a Specialty. AOESIT FOB TAB White, Victor and Singer Sewing Machines. Main Street, Ogden, Utah, OPHIR. TooKLE CouNTT. A post and telegraph office, 17 miles south of Tooele. Bake John, hotel 7AUNCE JOHN, general merchandise Wiley H £, saloon OURAY. Uintah County. A post-office. ^ P A I f B ft CO (J B Adams), general merchandise PAHREAH. Kank Countt. a post-office. SMITH B A, postmaster SMITH B A ft SONS, general mer- chandise PANGUITCH. Garfield County. A post office, 37 miles east of Parowan. Clark R G, bootmaker Crosby J W, assessor and collector Dickinson James, miller Doods George, lumber F'ay Martin, general merchandise Hatch M, lumber Haws Benjamin, carpenter Henrie David, harnessmaker } |ltMl^TB JAMES, general merchan- dise Uoustens & Camron Bros, lumber James k Samuel, Krist-mill owners Marshall Jos, harnessmaker McEwin — , postmaster Panguitch Co-operative Manufacturing and Mercantile Co, James Henrie pres, J W Crosby aupt (0 C > z o o o 23 GO CO oo 3 HMDWOODUIMBERfWkGOII STOCK WHITB BBOIi., IS * 18 MtAm , and 14 * !• Ii»e»r Mt. « W. ! .i, II I n i \ t I touiSBBmBmii t CO.. >xssstsssmi'4!u.i 19 gasny I 1308 Utah — Panguitch-Park City. Reynolds & Norton, blacksmiths Richards Morgan, druggist Riggs T W, carpenter Sargent T W, carpenter Sevey J F, carpenter Steele M M, carpc er Wilson G, lumber Worther Samuel, mason PARADISE. Cacmr County. A post-office, 54 miles north of Ogdcn and 12 miles south of Logan. Gibbs Geo D, supt Co-operative Store Jackson H C, blacksmith 9HAW E A, secretary Co-operative Store and postmaster Thomas W N, lumber PARAGONAH. Ikon County. A post-office, 6 miles northeast of Parowan, county seat. BABTON J P> carpenter and postmas- ter Davis D D, blacksmith Horsley S P, brick mason Robinson J R, miller Topham J, butcher and gen mdse Watts B, tanner PARK CITY. Summit County. A post-office situated on the Echo and Park City branch of the Union Pacific R.R., 2b miles from the junction (Echo), and 66 miles from Ogden. It derives its support from the silver mines of the neighborhood, than which there are none more prolific in America. Besides the Ubion Pacific R. R. connes- tion, Park City possesses a narrow gauge rotid, the Utah Eastern, running 18 miles to Coalville, the county seat, where it touches the valuable coal fields that are the main source of the fuel sup- ply for the mills and mines. Aschheim M S, general merchandise Baker W P, notary public Barrows R M, physician Berry Bros, blacksmiths, Blackman B L, agent U P Ry Bock Bros, saloon Bourne Mrs E L, boarding-house Bownian Maggie, millinery Brazier Geo, bakery Bridge John M, hamessmaker Brogan ft Kenada, saloon Burg A W, physician Burlin N, bootmaker Burrows R M, physician Butler Mrs C, laundry Byrne Edward, boot and shoemaker C^EN E S> Cabinet Saloon Oiark B B, dry goods Crick & Dodge, saloon Cummings E, tailor Cupit & Branon, saloon Deunison Wm, carpenter Dougherty A S, furniiure D udley J oseph, brewery DUFFY JOHN, saloon Emcy A B, agt Pacific Express and postmaster EPPERSON AG, restaurant FABB ELL W, Occidental Saloon FENNEMOBE WH, builder and undertaker FEBBT E P, superintendent Marsac Si lver M ining and Milling Co FISCHELF, hotel Frasher George, bakery Frasher H A, feed and grain Fuelling A, bakery Funk J R, barber Grant Richard, saloon Greeneawald J J, cigars and notary public Hayt Bros, gen mdse HATT F W, notary publio Heywood J, notary puolio Howard L D, saloon Hoyt M L, cashier Park City Bank Hunter &, Co, Park City Hotel Jole man J, restaurant ITR'RT.P.B. D F> news depot Kchler ft Rogers, generu merchandise Kelley J'>hn, saloon Kiausch F A, druggist Kidder Geoi;ge C, planing-mill Kieausch Dr, druggist Kiesel ft Rogers, general merchandise Kimball Ed, freighter LA BAITM MBS C BE, general mer- chandise! Lane F A, sfl.loon Langfurd F M, saloon Lawrence James, '.;en mdse Liddlo & Frasier, grocers Lowder Bros, blacksmiths Lydel ft Gulliver, gen ir.dso MABSAG SILVEB MINING AND MILLING CO, E P Ferry superin- tendent Marrougli Wm, boarding-house McCarri>ll James, boots and shoes McFalls David, physician McLaughlin D C, attorney-at-law Morris & Co, gen mdse Morrison Reilcy, saloon Mosher A, meat market MUUBALL ft GO, meat market O'Reiley John, saloon Ottenbeimer VVm, gen mdse PIONEER IRON WORKS, S ^ I i CA1.VIM WIJTTIWW * M4IN, Proprlrlom BHtabllBlHNl 1IM» »iy Mala street. M V- ■fPPPTH^I^W^^W^PSWl,.,? \ ■,.*..::':•,. i. ,';, >LiEH. TUGGIE & CO.. Ship Plank, all kinds. "aiJt.'ja'J?^ 09 06 E tUD CO O) as ca E t/t ♦-• 00 i H H M H H o » o »-9 tr general merchan- dise and postmaster Benson Bros, general merchandise Benson R, lumber and shingles Brown J W, notary public and atty-at- law Co-operative Mfg Co, cabinetware, blackamithing. tannery, boots and shoes, Wm Adams pres Dalley John E, recorder and county clerk Dalton Edward, county judge and sur- veyor Dame W H. recorder Davenport Thomas, county treasurer Franklin W R, furniture Holyoak Wm, general merchandise King V R, druggist and physician McGregor & Co, millers, flour and grain Mitchell W C, assessor and collector Orton Alex, sheriff and marshal OETON & KINQ> wines, liquors and tobacco ORTON WM 0, attomey-at-law Parowan Co-opurative Co, gen mdse Towler Wm, general merchandise Watson L D, attornoy-at-law Wilcox Wm, lumber Wiminer & McUregor, millers Z C M I, general merchandise PAYSON. Utah County. A post-office, on the Utah Central Railway, lO.'i miles from Ogden an(l 66 miles from Salt Lake. Greer J H, physician PETERS. Box Elder County. Davis Ceo, wagonmaker HENDERSON ROBERT. merchandise Nelson James, flour-mill Perry O A, bishop Thorn Richard, farmer Young Samuel, photographer general PETERSON. Morgan County. A post-office, on the Union Pacific R. R., 17 miles from Ogden. Phillip R, act W, P & Co WILUAfflS EDW,IN, postmaster and general merchandise Williams Joshua, steam saw-mill PETTYYILLE, San Pete County. See Sterling. PINTO. Washington County. A post-office, 47 miles from St. George. Popula- tion lOi. CO-OPERATIVE STORE, Joseph Eldrige manager, srencral merchandise ELDRIQE JOSEPH, Co-operative Store Forsythe N D, hides and wool Harrison Mary A, p istmistress PLAIN CITY. Weber County. A post-office, 10 miles from Ogden, ths county seat. Anderson A P, bootmaker Bramwell F S, blacksmith Bramwell George W, school teacher Carver George, school teacher Chandler Stephen, brickmaker Christensen N P, bootmaker Dreaney Sanmel, carpenter Eames Robert E, brickmaker England John, weaver Falkman C O, blacksmith Falkman Peter, gen mdse Freeburg M, brickmaker Geddes Wm S, stone cutter GodJard Edward, basketmaker Greene Peter C, carpenter Heath Charles, painter Ipson Mons, blacksmith Lindelof N P, bootmaker McQUIRE WM W, surveyor, con- veyancer, notary public, and post- master Messeroy Joshua, carpenter Miller Stephen, brickmaker Musgrove Geo, pai-iter Neal Chas, carpenter iVorthen Richard, printer Palmer Edward J, jeweler Petterson John, carpenter Poulson Peter, tailor Poxon Ellen, school teacher Richardson Chas, gen mdse Robson Thomas A, clergyman Shurtliflf L W, bishop Spiers John, justice of peace 71 CO m GO HMDWOODUipRi WAGON STOCK. WHITE BKOM., 1» & IS Mala oud 14 A to Svear M(. H. F t '! b '■ ?; , I k' -i MASONIC OTJinTS, fMMletjr GnoAa, etc.. at WORCROSS A CO., MaMole Temple, Mo. O Font »tr«et, II. V. 1314 Utah — Plain City-Provo City. Stewart Wm, constable Wadman H H, botanic physician Wninwright Wm B, knitter White John, jeweler PLEASANT GROVE. Utah County. A post-ofBce, 36 miles southeast of Salt Lake City. AUdridge Parsons, wngonmaker Armitstead James, physician Beer John, shoemaker Beer Franklin Christinsen Niels P, blacksmith Culmer A E, carpenter and builder Driggs Benjamin W, gen mdse Drigss Shadrack F, wagonmaker Hansen Andrew, blacksmith Jensen J C, shoemaker Jensen Jens C, blacksmith Lone John, blacksmith Mayhew W F, carpenter and builder MAYHEW E, notary public Pleasant Grove Co-operative Institu- tion, general merchandise Bogers K M, physician Sterrett MrsP, postmistress PLYMOUTH. Box Elder Countt. A post-office; 23 miles north of Corinne. FIESSON H D« general merchandise and postmaster PORTAGE. Box Elder County. A post-office; 34 miles northwest of Brigham City. Allen I, j.'eneral merchandise Allen J, freighter Anderson Miss Mary E, general can- vasser ANDERSON W H, druggist, physi- cian, justice of the peace, and post- master Spencer Lewis R, book agent Tims J, cooper Zion's Co-operative general merchandise PRICE. EhERY COUNIT. Allred Green W, justice of peace OEAHES F El general merchandise and postmaster Rhoades C B, road commissioner Simmons Levi, constable PROMONTORY. Box Elder County. A telegraph of- fice; on the Central Pacific R. ti., 53 miles from Ogdeu, King N M, hotel and general merchan- dise PROVIDENCE. Cache County. A post-office; 3 miles south of Logan. Bullock H, cabinetmaker Bollock J, bootmaker CAMPBELL JOSEPH H. superin- tendent Providence Saw-mill and lumber Co-operative Boot Store, W W Low supt Fredricks A, tinsmith Gay el J, brickmaker Haderly J N, carpenter Uammond M D, supt Providence Co- operative Store Low W W, supt Co-operative Boot Store and postmaster Madison J F, confectioner Mirer Jacob, blacksmith Providence C»-fperative Store, M D Hammond tmtt, general merchandise PROVIDENCE SAW-MILL. Joseph H Campbell superintendent Smith J, surveyor Thornton Joseph, carpenter Thurer F, brickmaker PROYO CITY. Utah Counitt. A post-office; on the Utah Central R. R., 85 miles from Ogden and 48 miles from Salt Lake. It is the county seat of Utah County, has a population of 4,500, and is situ- ated on the Provo River. Arrowsmith J T, city pound keeper Bee F F, harness Beesleys J F, lime kiln Booth J E, prosecuting attorney Brown Geo M, c ty attorney Bullock Isaac, hotel Clinton Charles, agt D & R G Ry Cluff David, undertaker CluffDF, barber Dana D S, nttorney-at-law Daniels & Hafen, photographers Daniels James E, county recorder and treasurer Dunn James, manager P Mfg Co & Woolen Mill Dusenberry W H, county clerk Dusenberry Warren N, probate judge CO CO CO OQ CO cs CO Urn a. 0) a a J z PRISON CELLS. "S^'\ai s%° Work, M.V. CALVIN IliiniNGS SON. CO CO [CO C£3 n- ad JW i&O CD Co- IS loot idise C/» I the u- rom u Lake. ^ unty, o. situ- » 0) ar ft (D 2 J erand dC Co *5 ■udgc > SON. ma. TUGGLE & CO., SPAHISH CEDAR. 'It'VJS^^ s e «'^ g'S ?! ?': ^1 b1 «g »l e se • c g CO o Eh s pa g s tTtoA — Proro City-Richfield. 1315 Dnsenber^ Wilson H, cashier First Na- tional Bank, county clerk, supt of schools, and mayor First National Bank, A O Smoot pres Fiske C H, restaurant Freshwater Mrs & Son, general mdse Fuller Jesse J, city sealer of weights and measures FulUr L L, marble and stone cutter (tanner Myron, flour-mill fiee Geo W, city water master GEAHAM JOHN C, editor "Territo- liul Enquirer" Gray VVm & Co, books and stationery Halliday Vernee L, city recorder Hardy Milton H, supt of schools Harrison Mrs E, geneial merchandise Harrison Wm, tinsmith Hines B S, druggist Holdaway A D, probate judge Hooper W H, vice-prea First National Bank Horton Mrs E, general merchandise Jensen P C, furniture Jones Albert, county coroner JONES S Si general merchandise Keeler Joseph B, city assessor and col- lector King Mrs, millinery Kirkwood R C, agt clothing department ZCM I Lpmb J S, restaurant Maiben Henry J, painter HcCATJSLIN MAS MART H, post- mistress, Main Milner John B, attorney-at-law MORT THOMAS F> bootmaker Morton Mrs E, general merchandise Nielsen S, jeweler Nuttall & Cook, butchers Paxman Wm, supt Provo Lumber and Building Co Peters John, agt U C R R Pike Walter R, physician Provo Co-operative Institution, general merchandise Provo Lumber and Building Co, Wm Paxman supt PROVO MANUFACTURING CO. woolen mill and general merchandise, James Dun superintendent Reeler Jos B, city assessor and collector Schultze Chas, saloon SHAW A, b.kery Simons Mrs S, telegraph operator Stnoot A 0, pres First National Bank Smoot Reed, agt Z C M I Scow John L, general merchandise Sperry W 0, supt of streets Stark Daniel, assessor Startup H, groceries Stoddart Robt, restaurant Stubbs Peter, general merchandise Sutherland A G, att')rney-at-law Talmage James J, physician Taylor Georgo, furniture "ter:iitorial enquirer" (THE), John C Graham editor THOMPSON WM, lumber yard, Mon- tana Turner John W, sheriff and collector Twelves Charles, fruits Twelves John R, sec Woolen Factory West Branch Co-operative Institution, general merchandise Zion's Co-operative Clothing Depart- ment, R C Kirkwood agt Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Institu- tion, Reed Smoot agt RANCH. Kane County. A post-office, 11 miles northeast of Order ville. Allen A, shingle maker JOLLY R G, postmaster and rancher Jones John, blacksmith Leranger N, carpenter McDonald G D, farmer Miles John H,' harnessmaker Pulsipher C, dairyman Pulsipher C P Jr, general merchandise Robinson Robert E, stock man Robins R S, farmer and dairyman Roundy B D, farmer and stockman Roundy W H, farmer and stockman Seamon John W, saw-mill Willkson Wm, carpenter Wooly E D, dairyman RANDOLPH. Rich County. A post-office. Jocobson Oliver, lumber Jensen Bros, stock dealers Lutz Albert, boots and shoes McKennon A, pres Z C M I Peart G A, vice-pres Z C M I SNOWBALL JOHN, postmaster South & Sons, lumber Tyson Mrs Sarah, hotel RICHFIELD. Sevier County. A post-office and county seat. ANDERSON NIELS, postmaster Aiiderton Wm, gen mdse Baker W G, hotel Bnrg P, harness and saddles Carter Binjamin, butcher Hansen & Thurber, fuiuiture Jensen T P, bootmaker KHLLER H P, books, stationery and notions CO 0) C CO c o m o o &0 oo 7;^ oo oo oo HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE KROS.. 1» A 1» Malnaiid 14 * \9 tSpear St, ». F. Oak, Ash, Hickory, Maple. Clierry. ete. 11 h'|ir,:f Mi.; i I'': M i; 11 : louiSBBtifEmmwtco. #ew«lr]r A %!s;:^:&'»rricji9%srsT 1316 [/tah — MicJifieldr-St. Oiorge. Nielsen & Jensen, gen mdsa Paulsen Christian, hotel Paulsen & Peterson, flour-mill Richfield Co-operative Institution, gen- eral merchandise Smith Jorgen, gen mdse Wells WK, tinner Workingmen's Co, gen mdso Wright & Clurk, agricultural implements Wright I K, blacksmith RICHMOND. Cache County. A post-office, on the Utah and Northern Baihvay, and the lust town in Utah on this road, 71 miles from Ogden. It is a pretty lit- tle town of 1,500 inhabitants, the second in point of populiition in Cache County. The country sur- rounding it is rich in scenic features, wliile the soil is susceptible of a very high cultivation, though the facilities for irrigation at present are not as good as could be wished. Griffin Thomas, machinist Harrison A li & Co, gen mdse Hendricks W D, grist-mill Hobsen A U, gen indse Merrill M W, miller Olsten W H, physician Bichmoad Z C M I, gen mdso Smith A, boot and harncssmaker Tcpp it3 J H, blacksmith TRAVELER C> general merchandise and postmaster TBAVELER C & CO, stcnm, saw, shingle, lath and piniiing-niills Whitehead Frank, boot and harness- maker Tooele Point. RICHVILLE. County. Post-o£ce Lake Jacobs F D, miller Lee T, tanner Moss W F, general merchandise Tooele Co Co-operative Flour-Mill Tooele Co Co-operative Tunning Co ROCKPORT. Summit Counit. A post-office, 1 1 miles southeast of Coalville. Population 145. SEAHANS HENRT, postmaster ROCKVILLE. KiME County. A post-office, 15 milea Bontheast of Toquorville. AUred John, physician Brundago Wm L, minister Co-operative Store. James P Terry pres, general merchandise Draper Z T, artist Dnzett Rosa, telegraph operator Hall J C^painter SLATJOHTER C W> postmaster Terry James P, pres Co-operative Store Terry John, blacksmith ST, GEORGE. Washinotov County. A post and ex- press office. Adams 8 L, blacksmith Barnes Wm, cariMjnter and builder Bentley Joseph, county clerk Blake B F, furniture Booth James, photographer Brooks — , stone cutter Burges M, cabinetmaker Carpenter James W, printer and pub- lisher Co-operative Store, gen mdse Coxe J, wagonmiikcr Crof C W, blacksmith Dodge W E, wine maker Eiirdley John, pottery Hardy A P, shirifl' H ardy J G, wood turner Higgins S G, physician Ivins I, physician Judd & Smith, blacksmiths and wagon- makers McFarlaneJohn M, county judge and surveyor McQuirrir Hector, blacksmith McQuirrie Robt & Morris, carpenters and builders Milne David, painter Morris R, bootmaker Nelson A, bootmaker Nelson Wm, bootmaker Fichett, Ridiug & Co, carpenters and furniture Piatt H G, harnessmaker PYMH JOHN, postmaster, hotel and general merchandise Pymm Seth, architect Riding C L, tinsmith Riding Taylor, bootmaker Smith C, watchmaker Snow E, hotel Snow E B, butcher Snow M, 8urvc-yor and clerk Terry C A, wine maker and cooper Whitehead A R, general mdso Wilson E, carpenter Wooley E G, prosecuting attorney Wooley, Lind & Judd, gen mdse and bankers » ft p. rnlOUN bCLLOi no. ««7 ll«ia miretit, H. F CAIVIN NUTTING & SOU. lO ALLEH. TUGGIE t CO.. WAGOW LBHBEH.'M.^assy ■ Utah^St. Johns-Salt Lake City. 1317 ST. JOHNS. Too ELK County. A post-offloe, II miles south of Tooele. BURBIDGE OEO Wi superintendent Z M I and postmaster Cnldwell David H Jr, wool grower Caldwell Isaac J, contractor, builder and wool grower Davis Samuel M, wool grower De San Joor Frans, boots and shoes Green K R, rope and twine mfy Mcintosh Wm, blacksmith and wagon- maker Orr James, wool grower Russell Elizabeth, propr medicated warm baths Steel Joseph W, wool grower Stookey Lnos, farmer and stock raiser s7lem. Utah Cocntt. A post-office, 2) miles from Payson. Atwood Alona> T, brick manufacturer Carlson G W, carpenter Christiansen Peter, blacksmith Curtis Samuel T, broom manufacturer Davis James J, bootmaker Edman Hans, bootmaker Eng berg Mrs A, milliner ENGBERO AiroHEAa Salem Coop- erative Store Evans Charles D, notary public Frederickson N, mason Gardner W E, cooper Gardner Iro W, cooper Lapper Chas, brewery SAXEM CO OPERATIVE INSTI- TUTION, general merchandise Simons Orrawell, miller Soren Mrs Matilda, dressmaker Underwood E J, wagonmaker SALINA. Sevier County. A post-office, 19 miles northeast of Richfield. Barnard John, hotel Crane E, aaltmaker Curtis Mrs, hotel Humphrey Griffith, justice of the peace Humphrey R M, hotel McFaden Wm, supt Co-operative and postmaster Olsen James, olacksmith People's Co-operative Store, gen mdse Robbins James, gen mdse and liquors Salina Co-operative Institution, general ine rchandiae WILLES FRED 0> druggist and gen- eral merchandise SALT CREEK. Juab County. SeeNephi. SALT LAKE CITY. Salt Lake County. A post, express and telegraph olHce. It is the me- tropolis and capital of the Territory, the county seat of the countv bearing the same name, is situated on the Utah Central R. R., 37 miles south of Ogden, and has a population of 25,000 feople. ts streets are of unusual width, bor- dered by a beautiful and uniform growth of shade-trees, while along the curbs there is a constantly flowing stream of fmre and sparkling water, which comes rom the mountains that shut out the beautiful valley in which the city is sit- uated from the cold winds of the north. Of course that peculiar class of persons known as Mormons predominate, and it is 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 them- selves to-day to gladden the heart of the stranger and moke his visits enjoyable. No such monuments of pride and of de- votion to religious doctrine as have heen erected would be seen ; no such devel- opment of the mining interests as she has experienced would be apparent ; no such traffic as is carried on by the rail- roads would be witnessed, nor would the merry music of clanking engines, ring- ing anvils, the hum of saws and the clashing trowel be heard in the land. But, on the contrary, a solemn si- lence would reign supreme, and the bustle of the hour would be sup- planted by "nature's desolation." The Tabernacle and the Temple, whose mute, yet suggestive fingers 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 mountains, solemn and majestic, would keep sole company with the companions of long ago. No theater such as she possesses 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 advanced in lURDWOOD lUMBER, OO 7^ c/> &0 CO CD C/9 cn WHITE MHOS., 1« * 1»JS«»*» *P* *** *1!*P*5» at, 8. V. Babs. Mpokes, Btaw. Poles. SluUtUi. etc \l Vi ■ i ■.'■\' II w l. MASONIO OUTFITS, Wr^T.? 4Sft.rft:VaJfS85!»V«' 1318 Utah — Salt Lake City. o !il 3 Mttlement hod the "wandering triba of Mormon " been denied the passage across the plains that stretch out to the eastward so many weary miles. Besides the Alurmon churches, nearly all other denominations are represented in the city, some having very creditable congregations. The hotels are all tinder the managpment of efficient landlords and are good in every respect. The hot springs is another feature of the city that deserves special notice. The tem- perature of the water as it comes from its subterranean home is 102 degrees Fahrenheit. The water is strongly im- pregnated with sulphur and for batiiiug purposes is very valuable. The city as will be inferred, takes its name from the great inland sea, which is but a short distance from the suburb.IIEH. TUGGil i CO.. WAGOW LnMBER.'M.^aKgA*- Utah— Salt Lake City. 1319 H. W. SPENCER. M. R. EVANS. EVANS & SPENCER, 1231 WALKER OPERA HOUSE, Salt Lake City, UTAH. DE.4LER8 IX mimm,w Chicago Shot, Fishing Taclde, Cutlery, Canos, FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES, JVOTIOJVS, Etc, ALSO, A FINE STOCK OF Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes anti Smokers' Articles. Bamberger J E and L (Bamberger It, Co), 183 and 185 Main Bane M M, receiver U 8 Land Office, Vn2 Second South Barker Joseph, gun and locksmith, 150 Commercial Barlow J B, dentist, Depot Barnes & Davis (D L Davis and John R Barnes), gen mdse, 100 and 108 Main Barnes John R (Barnes k Davis), 106 and 108 Main Barnett J, notary public, 130 and 132 Main Bamhart Henry *(Stahl & Bamhart), 35 Second South Barr G W (Barr & McTernay), 134 Main Barr & McTernay (G W Barr and James McTernay), saloon, 134 Main Barratt Bros (C R and I M Barratt), furniture, 123-131 Main Barratt C R and I M (Barratt Bros), 123-131 Main Barrona Ethan, groceries. Second South Barton H B (Dunbar, Barton & Co), 1230 First South BATES T W (T W Bates & Co), 178 Main BATES T W ft CO (T W Bates, A F Darling, and Theo Brough), com- mission merchants, 178 Main Baumgarten Joseph, merchant tailor, 91 Main Beard \Vm T, gunsmith, 1276 First South Beattie Jeremiah, physician, 1222 Sec- ond South Benedict Joseph M, physician, 83 Main Benner Edward, principal Salt Lake Academy, Third South Bannett Charles W (Bennett, Harkness & Kirkpatrick), 143 Main Bennett, Harkness & Kirkpatrick (C \V Bennett, R Harkness, and Moses Kirkpatrick), attorueys-at-law, 143 Main Bennion Samuel, selectman, Court House Beuuites L, restaurant, 57 Second South Benniten Mrs Phebe, lodging-house, 67 Second South Bennitej Wm, meat market, 75 Second South Bentley Julius, carpet-weaver, 43 First South Bergstrom C M, bootmaker, 97 Com- mercial Bevan A D (Bevan ft Hoyer), 32 First South Bevan & Hoyer (A D Bevan and H L Hoyer), druggists, 32 First South Billing F W, Germania Lead Works, Deseret Block Binnie Robert (R Binnie & Co), 27 Sec- ond South &0 CO c CO c o m o C9 2? CO C/3 GO oo III DnUrnnn l IIMDCO WHATf; MKOS.. is * la m aiu and 14 * l«ti»puar nAnlllf UUll LUlnDtn, St,ll. r. Slack W&tnat. Snuitah Cedar, « ^uen. J I' I '1! :*f| LOins BHWEHmil i CO..aa'ggJigTiSSg 1 19 lontCTiMrySt: ) a. si 1320 Utah — Salt Lake City. Binnie Robert ft Co (Robert Binnio), saloon, 27 Second South Binl Jnmcs, cabinetmaker, West Bird & Lowe (Wm H Bird and James Lowe), land agents, 122*.: Second South Bird W U (Bird & Lowe), 1222 Second South Bishop F M, ossayer and chemist Blandin Charles F, attomey'St-law and notary public and city attorney, 83 Main Bookholt Dirk, county clerk, Court H ouse BOOTH B Ci liverv stable. First East Boreman Jacob S, attorney, 1 15 Main Bonkofskv N, litjuor dealer, 178 Main ' Bowers .W 1( U, mechanical and oon- tractingengineer, 103 Main Bowring Bros (W C and J C Bowring), groceries, 1253 First South Bowring Joseph C (Crow k Bowring), 46 Main Boyan Mr* Augusta (Button ft Boyan), 128 Main Bradley James F, notary public, 99 Main Bradstreet Mercantile Agency, Fred Irwin Bupt, Main Brandly E J (Travis ft Co), 1214 Second South BBEDEMETER WXi mining engi- neer, U 8 surveyor and notary puD- lic, 48 Second South BRISACHEB SAUL, restaurant, 233 Main BBECEN A C. proprietor Valley House, opp Temple Broadbent John, watchmaker. South Temple Brooks Charles P (Browne ft Brooks), 93 and 95 Main Brooks Geo F, groceries, 1249 First South 'irooksbank Geo, second-hand goods, 201 Main BROUOH THEO (T W Bates ft Co), 178 Main Broughton C J, tailor. First South Brown Arthur, attorney -at-law, 170 Main Brown James, confectioner, 69 First South Brown Wm (Wm Brown ft Co), cor Main and Third South Brown Wm ft Co (W^m Brown and Emil Friedman), marble works, cor Main and Third South Browno ft Brooks (R H Browne and C P Brooks), civil engineers, 93 and 95 Main Browne R H (Browne ft Brooks), 93 and 95 Main Browning C K (TuUidge ft Co), 200 Main E Ti groceries, 1265 dyer and cleaner, 12U BROWVIHO First South Bruce Robert, Second South Buckle John and John T (Buckle ft Son). 196 Main Buckle ft Son (John and John T Buckle), merchant tailors, 1115 Main Bnckwalter Mrs H S, dressmaking. First Second near Second West BULL JOSEPH JB (Star Printing Co), 170 Main Burns Robert, tentmaker, 65 First South BUBH8 SOBEBT JB, Turf Exchange Saloon. 206 Main Burrows Mrs M J, milliner, 1258 First South Burt Andrew, city marshal. City Hall Burton C H (Hardy Bros ft Burton), 26 and 28 Main Burton Robert T, assessor. Court House Butler Mrs E M, saloon, 78 First South Butler Thomas, second-hand furniture. West Temple Butterworth — , varieties. Third South Button Mrs Amelia (Button ft Boyau), 128 Main Button ft Boyan (Mrs Amelia Button and Mrs Augusta Boyan), millinery, 128 Main Byron G, editor "Salt Lake Herald," 66 and 67 Main Caine John T, city recorder and auditor. City Hall Calder David O, pianos, organs and band instruments. 72 Main CALIFOBNIA BBEWEBT, Henrv WflBener proprietor, 19 Second South CALnSTEB J E (Star Printing Cu), 170 Main Cannon Angus M, county recorder, Court House CANNOH OEOBOE Q (Lambert ft Cannon), 1st counsellor to President Taylor, South Temple CABELESS & CBOXALL (George Careless and Mark Croxall), pianos, organs and sheet music, 1234 First Sou1,h CABELESS OEOBOE (Careless & Croxall), 1234 First South Carlton A B, member Utah Commission Opera House Carson Miss S, fortune teller. First East Carter C W, photographer, 93 Commer- cial Carter Thomas, guns and cutlery, 137 Main Cartwright John, groceries. First East Causey ft Fuge (M L Causey and A Fnge), saloon, 117 Main Causey M L (Causey ft Fuge), 117 Main Cecil J B, groceries, 220 Main u p HARDWOOD LUMBER i WAGON STOCKTJ/'" '"^••' "* ""^' Id 14 * !• Mpear m, ». F. UlEH TUGGLE t CO. Paolfle Coast Hard Wnnrls 'MWKKir- i lit ai It I ) i ? & I !nt i rco Up OS, I* rat sa »> & U I* «•■ iion li ' It ^Mt p2 ncr- S3 •?■ 137 3> "A ast d A ^- tfain fl IM* yf. Utah— Salt Lake City. 1321 Chadd Michael, produce and fruits, 1273 First South Chamborlaia J M, music tcuchor, Fifth South Chambers R C, pres Homo Coal Co, 1230 First South CHAPMAN A 8 (Chapman & Why- tock), 10 and 12 Second South CHAPMAN ft WHYTOCK (A S Chapman and J L Why tuck), dentists, 10 and 12 Second South Cheshro Reuben, harnessmaker, 50 Sec- ond South Christenson N C, harnessmaker, 7G Sec- ond South Church Historian Society, Wilford WoodruflF custodian, 58 South Temple Clork, Eldredgo & Co (John Clark, H S Eidredgo and N A Empy), general merchandise, 47 and 49 Main Clark George, barber, 16 First South Clark H F, tailor, 46 First South Clark Jonah Wilson, bootmaker, First South Clr.rk John (Clark, Eldredgo & Co), 47 and 49 Main Cloabey k Hogle (James T Clnsbey and James Hogle), 147 and 149 Main Clnsbey Jamea T (Clasbey & Hogle), 147 and 149 Main CLASBET J F (A C Smith & Co), 134 Main CLAWSON H E agricultural imple- ments, wool and hides, 1214 and 121G South Temple, cor Main Clawson H B (Little, Roundy & Co), 64 Main Clawson S H, dentist, room 8, 57 Main Clawson Spencer, wholesale dry goods and notions, 51 and 53 Main Clays W S, Capitol Saloon, 139 Main Clayton John, cutler, 113 Commercial Clayton N W, territorial auditor. Hooper & Eldridge Block Heave Robert (Cox & Cleave), 1228 First South CLIFT HOUSE, S C Ewing proprietor, 240 Main Clinton Mrs En, 55 Main Cohn A and L (Cohn Bros), 102 Main Cohn Bros (A and L Cohn), dry goods, 102 Main Cole Mrs H W, dressmaker, 45 Second South Colebrook Miss Nellie, millinery, 56 Mam OOLTON WH F; assistant cashier Denver and Rio Grande R R, rooms 22 and 23, Wasatch Block, 173 Main Sampling-Mill, 03 C C First 1235 Rog. sign painter, Conkliii J C, Utah and 1)5 Main CONTINENTAL HOTEL. G s Erb propiietor, cor First West and First South Cook & Glanfitld (J Cook and J (Jlanlit'ld), moat market, 1235 South Cook John (Cook & Glanlltld), First South Cook & Rogers (C H Cook and T era), blacksmiths, Second South COOKE W S> commercial job printer, 197Moin Coombs A W, house and 63 First South Co-operativo Furniture Co, John C Sand- berg mr nager, First West and Temple COPE FRANCIS, general freight and passencer agent, 77 Main Cowley Wm, tailor, 1228 First South Cowlhig P C, wood and coal, 1 17 Com- mercial Cox & Cleave (Elijah Cox and Robert Cleave), barbers, 1228 First South Cox Elijah (Cox & Cleave), 1228 First South Coyner J M, principal S L Collegiate Institute, Second East CBAFTON EDWARD P, portrait painter, 52 and 53 First South Craig John, U S signal service, Wasatch Block, 173 Main Crane R W, broker. Walker House Crismon George, collector. Court House CROSIER MRS J, restaurant, 90 Com- mercial CROUCH JAMES, (Hopper & Co), Sec- ond South Crow & Bowring (C H Crow and Jo- seph C Bownnt;), harnessmakers, 46 Main Crow C H (Crow ft Bowring), 46 Main Croivton Fredrick (Crowton & Reid), 213 Main Crowton & Reid (F Crowton and George Reid), plumbers, 213 Main CROXALL MARK (Careless & Crox- all), 1234 First South Culmer C F, groceries, 22 First South Culmer G F & Bros (G F, H L A and W H C Culmer), wholesale groceries, 28 and 30 First South Culmer H L A (J C Graham & Co), 28 and 30 First South Cummings James W, county treasurer, Court House Cummings ME (P W Madsen & Co), 50 Main Cunnington & Co (John Cunnington av^ Alex Rogers), groceries, cor Main and Second South Cunnington John (Cunnington & Co), cor Main and Second South CO ;? CO HARDWOOD LUMBER. 84 CO CD CO CO CO CO en ■'::i ■;( ,.1 ■I 1 1 ''■V ii!i h- \V H JTK ISRO>«., 1.-< A 1.1 .11 ain and 14 A Mpear Mt, M. V jiloat Miock, Oak Plank and "Itimber DANIEL HOBCRCSSt CO.rHi^L^^^X'^'^'&^iS^^ult^r 1322 Utah — Sait Lake City. CO f Cutler Bros (Thomas R, Joseph G and Herber S Cutler), groceries, 1247 First south CUTLER JOHNC. ageutProvo Wool- en Mills, 34 and 36 Main Cutler T R, J G and H S (Cutler Bros), 1247 First South Daggett Ellsworth, mining engineer, 93 and 95 Main Dahl C A (Dahl & Thompson), 26 Second South Dahl & Thompson (C A Dahl and A Thompson), livery stable, 26 Second South SARLINO AF (T W Bates & Co), 178 Main Davis D L (Barnes & Davis), 10v> and 108 Main DAVIS EDWIN W, groceries, feed and grain, South Temple Davis John, agt Wanamaker &, Brown, Philadelphia, 48 Second South Davis T W, gen mdse, 74 Main Daynes & C.>alter (Joseph J Daynes and F Coalter), musical indse, 55 Main Daynes John, musical infltruments and sewing machines, 66 Main Daynes Joseph J (Daynes & Coalter), 55 Main DEIOHTON R ft CO (R and U W Deighton), tinsmiths, 47 Second South DEICrarON R AND H W (R Deigh- ton & Co), 47 Second South Deuhalter H and C H (Denhalter, Son & Co), 123 Commercial Denhalter H, Son & Co (H and C H Denhalter and Wm Ijcsher), soda fac- tory, 123 Commercial Denhalter John H Sc Co (John H and H Denhalter), Golden Rule Bazaar, 57 Main Deseret Carriage Co (J Walker, J Knight and J F Oblad), Second South Deseret National Bank, Wm H Hooper vres, L S Hills casiiier, 79 Main "DESERET NEWS" (daily, weekly and semi- weekly), published by The Doiieret News Company, ccr East and South Ten.' pie Dewyer Jame.<«, bookseller, 76 Main DICKSON ft 7ARIAN (W H Dick- son and C S Varian), attorneys, 130 Main DICKSCN W H (Dickson & Varian), 130 Mai a DIEHL CHRIS, barber, notary public, commissioner of deeds for California, Idaho, Nevthl'iand Wyoming and sec- retary Grand Lodge A & F M, 129 Main Diehl Christopher, Masonic librarian, 1 !3 M ain DINWOODET HENRT, furniture, 1238-1244 First South Dinwoody James, restaurant, 109 Main Don Martena, ph> sioian. First South DONELSON BROS (C M Jr and J R Donelson), dry goods rind groceries, 94 Main Donelson C M, lodr,i;ig-house. Second South DONELSON C M Jr AND J R (Donel- son Bros), 94 Main Doremus & Smith, mgrs Utah Contract Co, 1234 First South Downing J G, physician, 1242 Second South Druce Henry, engraver, 1 54 Commercial Dull John, agt Continental Oil Works, U blocks south U C R R Depot Dun R G & Co, mercantile aeency, J J Guentherodt mgr. Deseret ilock Dunbar, Barton & Co {D C Dunbar, H B Barton and C L French), gents' furnishing goods, 1236 First South Dunbar D C (Dunbar, Barton & Co), 1236 First South DUNBAR D C> business manager "Salt Lake Herald " Duncan Mrs Mary A, second-hand clothing, 41 First South Dunford A B, dentist, 120 Main Dunford George, buots, shoes and gents' furnishing goods, )04 Main DUNNE DANIEL foundry and ma- chine shop, 1276-1280 Second South Durst Charles B (Durst & Trimble), 37 First South Durst & Trimble (Chas B Durst and John A Trimble), groceries, 37 First South Dye Mrs C E, millinery, 48 Main Karl M, tailor. Main PAP-TX A H« freight agent, cor Second South and Fifth West, Depot Erkles & Schock, physicians, 170 Main Edington Wm, groceries, 1277 and 1273 First South Eldredge H S (Clark, Eldredge & Co), 47 and 49 Main ELIASON L> watchmai -r and jew- eler, 142 Main | Ellerbeck B N (Heesch & Ellerbeck), 38 Main ELLIS S> carpenter, 223 Main Empire Mining Co, J F Crowell sec, 1222 Second South Empy N A (Clark, Eldredge & Co), 47 and 49 Main Eugstrom J P, carpenter, 129 Commer- cial ERB Si proprietor Walker Houtie, 204 and 206 Main Erickson John A, ••loon, 16 Second South Evans Mrs Ann, lodging-house, 89 Pint West CO ■ I— &0 ev3 CO CO cs to C9 l-U i c cs CO ft fl) J z CALVIN NUniNG £ SON. Maaatttcturerii all kinds lRO!li WOBK, *»7 Main »tr;:7* Hn^ V anrleeo r o m PI > Z ■n > Z o S o o m it K , V\i ii : fi M HMDWOOD LUMBER, WHITK BROM., IS A IS Mala and 14 * 16 8|M>ar «t, ». F Bsat Stack, Oak Plank and Timber . mine DDAUCDMAM 9 Pfl 'KWRLEBS, oITpp Ctoods Iowei> general merchandise, agent U C K R Depot Hill ft Trewhela (H Hill and John £ Tnwbela), saloon, 1224 and 1226 Second South TnTJ.g L S> treasurer U C R R and cashier Deseret National Bank, 79 Main Hoge E D (Iloge ft Jonasson), 16 Second South Hoge ft Jonaijson (E D Hoge and S J •iiinasson), attorneys, room 15, Wa- satch Block, 173 Main Hogle James (C'lasbey ft Uogle), 147 and 149 Main Hollister O J, collector internal reve- nue, Masonic Building Holm J P, bootmaker. Third Sbuth Hollies Wm, groceries. South Temple Home Coal Co, R C Chambers pies, ¥ A Mitchell sec, 1230 First South Hooper Wm H, pre» Deseret National Bank, 79 Main HOPPER A (Hopper ft Co), Second Sonth Hopper W J, bootwaker, 67 First South O I 9 M 9 I? h r\ I f5| H T W r ^ J' - J JS S '^ W Jo O Jo ^J( ^ T O '^" *^ Jo PIONEER IRON WORKS, €AI merchant tailor, 184 Main Johnson A J, agricultural implements. First East Johnson J E, carriagemaker, Olive Johnson John, groceries, 53 Second South Jonasson S J (Hogo k Jonasson), 173 Main Jones Charles B, dealer in lime, West Temple Jones J W, general merchandise, 54 First South Jones T U (T R Jones & Co), 141 Main Jones T R & Co (T R Jones and S J Lynn), bankers, 141 Main Jones Wm, jeweler, 62 First South Jordan Lodge, No 3, I F, John A Williams sec, cor Main and First South Joslin Jervis (Joslin & Park), 150 Main Joslin & Park (Jervis Joslin and Boyd Park), watchmakers and jewelers, 150 Main Judels Mrs Mary, laundry, First East Kahn Bros (Samuel and Emanuel Kahn), groceries, 113 and 115 Main Kahn S and E (Kahn Bros), 113 and 115 Main Katholnes 0, bootmaker, 198 Main KEELER E C, photographer, over Danger's Music Store Kelsey E B, real estate, 33 and 35 First South WENDELL MRS EMMAE, lodging- house, 1264 First South Keyser Aaron (Keyser & Moritz), 87 and 89 Main Koyser & Moritz (A Kej'ser and Jacob Moritz), brewery, 87 and 89 Main Kimball & Lawre i^e (J B Kimball, de- ceased, and H W Lawrence), hardware and groceries, 74 Main King B W, carriagemaker, Olive Kirkpatrick Moses (Bennett, Harkness & Kirkpatrick), 143 Main Klipple Phil (Phil Klipple & Co), 20-24 Second South Klipple Phil & Co (Phil Klipple and E N Ridei'ut), blacksmiths and carriage- makers, 20-24 Second South Knight J (Deseret Carriage Co), Second South Knights of Pythias, Lodge No 1, T C Armstrong sec, Second South Knights of Honor, Utah Lodge, No 2607, L A Rudisell sec, cor Main and First South LAMBERT & CANNON (George C Lambert and George Q Cannon), "Juvenile Instructor," South Temple LAMBERT GEORGE C (Lambert & Cannon), South Temple LAMBORN A J. assistant general freight and passenger agent Denver and Rio Grande R R, rooms 20 and 23 Wasatch Block, 173 Main Lang Charles, bakery, 1229 First South OO CO C3 GO oo CD CO C/9 «n i I'll i: HARDWOOD LUMBER. WHITE MKOH.. IH A 15 Main nnf>i>ar Mt. ». F. Hubs, Mpoken. Klins, Poleii S m etc ODD FELLOWS' SUPPLIES. '''^:;.IS^''^:s^^:rii:!.''?SSiS!itt%^r 1326 Utah — Salt Lake City. Lang N J, cooper, First East LAPHMAN MRS M G. Dress and Cloak House, 1241 First South Larson John, merchant tailor, 1236 First South Lawrence H W (Kimball & Lawrence), 74 Main Lawrence Joab, cai/ltalist and miner, 1268 First South Lawrence J W, oummission agent, 139 Main Leaher Wm (H Denhalter, Son & Co), 123 Commercial Levil)erg J, cigars, tobacco and saloon, 136 Main Levy Samuel, cigar mfr, 151 Main Lewis Mrs, lodging-house. First West Lewis S H, attorney-at-law and notary puWic, 115 Main L£W1S T B, county superintendent public scl. I'j ''0 Ward Liddle E J .^ Liddle), 24 First South Lindsly E, physici. 1244 Second South UFMAN JOSEPH (Vest k Lipman), Main Lipman M H, clothing, 176 Main, N Y C C, 155 and 157 Main Little C C, broker Little J T (Little, Roundy & Co), 54 Main Little, Roundy 4 Co (J T Little, A Roundy and H B Clawson Jr), crock- ery and glassware, 54 Main Livingston M (Livingston & Uebel), 19 Second South Livingston & Uebel (M Livingston and A Uebel), saloon, 19 Second South Lloyd John, bootmaker, 93 Main Locke Joseph M, civil and mining en- gineer, 1252 First South Lollins John, saloon, 111 Main LOMAX J D. attorney, 23 First South Long Mrs B S, fancy goods, 1248 First South Longmore Wm, merchant tailor, 1256 First South Lovendale Theo, mgr Utah Printing Co, 99 Main Low George A, agricultural implements. First East Lowe James (Bird & Lowe), notary public , 1222 Second South LOWELL JOHN W. agricultural im- plements, cor First East and Second South LTJCAS J Li groceries, 48 First South Luke George A & Co ((»eo A Luke), knitting factory, 1226 First South Lynch John T, postmaster, Main Lyngberg Fretl (J, California Fruit Store, 40 and 42 First South Lynn S J, supt Sierra Nevada Lumber Association, South Temple Lynn S J (T R Jones & Co), 141 Main Lyons Ira, physician, Clift House Cot- tage, Third South Madsen Mrs E, millinery, 41 First South Madsen H, carpenter, 86 Commercial Madsen P W (P W Madsen & Co), 50 Main Madsen P W, furniture, 40 Main Madsen P W & Co (P W Madsen and M E Cummings), stoves and tinware, 50 Main MaU^uist Edwin, blacksmith, Olive MALQUIST JOHN. Salt Lake Car- riage and Wagon Shop, cor Commer- cial and Olive Malsh Julius, cigars and tobacco, 134 Main Maltese S, second-hand furniture, 225 Main Manning John, trunkmaker, 64 Second South and First East Margetts George, groceries, 50 and 52 First South Margetts Phillip, wholesale and retail liquors, 1252 First South Marier Bros (Clement and Louis Marier), baths, 105 Commercial Marier C and L (Marier Bros), 105 Com- mercial Marion Joseph, second-hand furniture 1280 First South Marks Mrs Annie, gents' furnishing gooils, 1275 First South Marshall John A (Hall & Marshall), 105 Main MARSHALL ft BOYLE (Thomas Marshall and J C Koyle), attorneys, 105 Main MARSHALL THOMAS (Marshall & Royle), 105 Main Marthini Charles, upholsterer, 146 Com- mercial Martin A F (Martin k Wright), 66 First South Martin & Wright (A F Martin and Wm J Wright), barbers and cigars and tobacco, 66 First South MARTIN W 8 (Palmer & Martin), 1216 Second South Mason ft Co (H P Mason and James Anderson), lumber yard. South Tem- ple Mather Miss Hellen, dressmaker, 124S Second South Mattison L B, agricultural implements, Second South Mattison Mrs Louise, second-hand cloth- ing, 51 First South May F J (May ft Wood), 1221 and 1223 First South May Frank (May ft Gemmill), F May and A Gemmill), 61 First South CO GO CO CO CO U3 CO ca 60 u u a. ■> « ft J z PRISON CEUS, Feiic«M and Brids*' Work. M7 n«la 8Cret>t, r'" CALVIN NUTTING i SON. AUEH. TOGGLE t CO.. HIcko Nos OO ic veterinary surgeon, 1272 First South NTJTTALL L JOHN.private secretary to President John Taylor, cor First • East and South Temple Nystrom P T (Tufts & Nystrom), 87 and 89 Main Obland J F (Deseret Carriage Co), Sec- ond South Odell & Son (VVm G and Wm J Odell), calcimiuers, First South Olsen € M, cigars and tobacco, Second South O'NEAL MRS LOUIE, millinery. 1250 First South Ontario Silver Mining Co, R C Cham- bers supt, 1230 First South Oquirrh Encampment, No 2, I O F, J W Clark sec, Main Ordner Louis (Ordner & Patterson), 1230 and 1232 Second South Ordner & Patterson (Louis Ordner and S N Patterson), Milwaukee Beer Hall, 1*230 and 1232 Second South Orenshaw T, basketmaker, First West Osborne D M & Co (D M Osborne), agri- cultural implements, 103 Main Ottiuger George M, chief engiiieei; fire dcpartm nt, and supt water works, City Hall Overland House, \V m A Pitt propr, 222 -226 Main Pacific Express Co, F C Gentsch agt, 75 Main Paddock A S, member Utah Comm, Wallur Opera House Page E*, teatmaker, 199 Main Paine W H, barber, 14 First South PALMER EDWARD W, capitalist, room 8, 57 Main PALMER & MARTIN ( VV D Palmer and W S Martin), general agency, business and intelligence office, 121G Second South PALMER W D (Palmer & Martin), 121C Second South Papworth H, ((iuiver &. Papworth), 70 First South Park Boyd (Joslin & Park), 150 Main Parry Joseph Hyrum, books and sta- tionery, 18 Main Parsons M K (Bailey & Parsons), 1222 Second Soutli Parsons Thomas, soda factory, 100 Com- mercial Patten Henry, harnessmaker. Second South Patten D C, groceries, 74 First South Patterson A S, attorney-at-law, 152 Main Patterson S N (Ordner & Patterson), 1230 and 1232 Second South Paul S (Mulloy &, Paul), 1234 and 1236 Second South Paul William, carpenter and builder, Eagle Gate Paxman C 11 (F Paxman Sc, Son), West South Paxman F (F Paxman & Son), West South Paxm in F & Son (F and C R Paxman ), groceries, West South Payne Henry, groceries, 61 Second South Payne James, boot and shoe mfr, 140 Main Pear W H, fruits and candies, 12G5 First South Pearson Charles E, attorney, 93 and 95 Main Pearson T K, locksmith, 150 Commer- cial PEIRCE G Ml books and stationnry, 171 Main PENDLETON A M &BRO (A M and A Pendleton), blacksmiths, 133 Com- mercial Penrose C W, editor " Deseret News, " cor East and South Temple Petersen J A, gen mdse, Third South Petersen Wm, meat market, 1225 First South Peterson E I, groceries, Second South Pettigrew J R, member Utah Commis- sion, Opera House Phelps H E, dry goods and clothin", West Temple PICKARC W L. wholesale saddlery. hardware and leather, 18 Second South, and wool, hides and furs, Tliird South cor Third West Pickering Bros (Eilward and Wrij^lit Pickering), groceries, 33 Second South Pickering Edward and Wriglit (Picker- ing Bros), 33 Second South Pierpont Thos, supt Salt Lake Foundry and Machine Shop, Ik blocks south U C U R Depot Pitt Wm A, propr Overland House, 222-220 Main Pitts W H (Godbe, Pitts & Co), 81 and 83 Main Piatt Francis, harnessmaker, 38 Second South Pleasant Valley Cml Co, G M Young mijr, Wasatch Block Podlech A(APodlech& Co), 161 and lUG Main Poineroy C E (Anderson & Pomeroy), 130 and 132 Main CALVIN NUniNS i SON, 4riIIIIIKll««, JAIIi A!«l» VKMCK M'OIIIL )M7 Main Mtreet, Mau l<'ranci«f«». er- 3111- tlLEH. TUGGIE t CO., OAK PL ANK.'^'r^y^'.'aK?.' • I s o o CO Utah— Salt Lake City. 1329 Pratt Harmel, cigars and tobacco, 123 M(un Pratt Orson, music teacher. Second South Pratt Mrs R B, physician, 83 Main Price ft Clive (W L Price and J H Olive), groceries, 1257 First South Price Mrs Walter L, furnished rooms, 45-49 First South Price W L (Price & Clive), 1257 First "South Prichard Mrs Elizabeth S, groceries. First East Produce Department of the Z C M I, John Searns mgr, 49 and 51 First Soath Puzey Henry, blacksmith and wagon- maker, Olive Railroad Exchange Hotel, B F Whitte- more propr. Depot Raleigh A H, inspector of buildings, City Hall ^ ^' Ramsey Alex, chairman Utah Commis- sion, Walker Opera House Rand C A (Showell & Rand), Second South Rawlings Joseph S, bootmaker, 10 Main Rawlins J L (Sheoks & Rawlins), 122 Main Raybould W F, stationer, 152 Main Read Samuel G, London News Depot, 49 First South Reading J, seedmau and florist. Second South REED J (Newman & Reed), 72 First South REEDALL H Si proprietor Utah Steam Cra^'ker Manufactory, Wasatch Reid George (Crowton & Reid), 213 Main Reiser Henry, watchmaker, "^i First South Reynolds Andrew, general merchandise. South Temple Richards J S, physician, 1240 South Temple Richen Wm, tinsmith, 67 Second South Rideout E N (Phil Klipple & Co), 20-24 Second South Riley E 0, gents' furnishing goods, 170 Main Rio Grande Western Construction Co, George Goss assistant mgr of construc- tion, room 33 Wasatch Block, 173 Main Riser George C, bootmaker, 1246 First South Riter John D & Co (John D Riter), hay, grain and groceries. First South Riter W W, supt Salt Lake and West- ern R R Co, 1234 First South Rivers Bros (H J and L W Rivers), wall paper and picture frames, 212 and 214 Main Rivers H J and L W (Rivers Bros), 212 and 214 Main Rix Christen, bakery, 227 Main Rockman Moses, physician, 207 Main Ro^ky Mountain Lodge, No 3, K of P, S Scott sec, Second South Rogers Alexander (Cunnington & Co), cor Main and Second South Romney George (Taylor, Romney & Armstrong), South Temple Rosborough J.B (Rosborough & Merritt), 17 First South Rosborough & Merritt (J B Rosborough and Samuel A Merritt), attorneys-at- law, 17 First S.)uth Roundy A (Little, Roundy & Co), 54 Main ROWE WM H. manager Z C M I Shoe Factory, 1220 First South Rowe Wm P, meat market, 232 Main ROTLE J C (Marshall & Royle), 105 Main RUFF EDWARD W, Arabian Coffee and Spice Mills, 218 Main RTJQQ J Pi master mechanic Denver & Rio Grande R R Depot Rumel Mrs Abbie, millinery, 35 First South Rundquist C F, blacksmith. First East Russell & Co (J E S Russell and G A Mears), saloon, 133 and 135 Main Russell J E S (Russell & Co), 133 and 135 Main Sadler & Gates (Henry Sadler and A R Gates), mercha!idise brokers, 13J Main Sadler Henry (Sadler & Gates), 139 Main Sadler Wm, boots aid shoes, 52 Main St Mary's Academy, co iducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross, Fourteenth Ward Salisbury B, varieties. Third West bet First and Second South SALISBURY J M. varieties, 32 Main Salomon & Fitzhugh, U S deputy min- eral surveyors, room 5, 57 Main Salomon Gen Fred, U S surveyor-gen- eral, and chief clerk, room 1, 57 Main Salt Lake Academy, Edward Ben' t principal, Third South Salt Lake Collegiate Institute, J .i Coyner principal. Second East "SALT LAKE HERALD" (daily). D C Dunbar business manager, 65 and 67 Main Salt Lake Lodge, No 2, I F, W H Schock sec, cor Main and First South Salt Lak) Surgical and Medical Institute, G M Freeman and E D Farron, sur- geons in charge, 139 Main Salt L-ikc Theatre, John T Caine mgr, 71-79 First South &0 C3 CO GO I It N 11: S t ' i' n H lil I UlOnU/nnn IIIUDCD WUrrRBROfH 1»* is llalu and 14 a is spear nAnUlTUUU LUlflDCil. t»t M.F ^^ouiiterTopa.lVKwelPosta. Baluater*. nUMIEI MnDPDflCC P m MimaryC>ooda.l«ecmIlM.et«.,fBr an order*, UAIllCL BUnUnUOO ft bU. , llaMnle Temple,%o. • Po»t atrect, «. F. 1330 Utah — Salt Lake City. 5S 9 ?2 H3 SI a K S I Salt Lake and Western K R Co, W W Kiter aupt, I'JIU First South SAMPSON SILVER MININO CO, T Stevenson secretary, 18*.) Main Sander W C, harnessmaker, 02 Second South Sanders James, groceries, lt!55 First South Savage C R, art bazar, 12 and 14 Main Saville ( Jeor^^e, boots and shoes, 23 Sec- ond t. ^uth Scanlan Rev Lawrence, clergyman (St Mary Magdalen), Thirteenth Ward Schead \V (Voungberg & Scheud), 55 Second South Schettler I'aul A, city treasurer. City Hull SCHOOLET H H. carpenter and build- er. Third Soutli SCHOPFE F E> stoves and tinware, 21 1 M.-tin SCOTT & ANDERSON (J'^hn s Scott and James Anderson), buyers of sil- ver, gold, lead and copi)er ores, 178 Main SCOTT OEOROE M (C'co M Scott It. Co), 144, UG and 148 Main SCOTT OEOROE M & CO (George M Scott), hardware, stoves and tinware, 144, 146 and 148 Main Scott k Graham, painters, 30 Main SCOTT JOHN S (Scott & Anderson), 178 Main Scrace Eerin- tendent U C Ky, 77 Main SHARP JOHN, vice presitlent and general superintendent U C Ry, 77 Main Sharp Ijcc .1, attorney-at-law, 115 Main SHARP & TAYLOR (Wm H H Sharp and Brigham <) Taylor), den- tists, cor First Kast and South Tern- SHARP WM H H (Sharp & Taylor), cfjr First F^st and South Temple Shearman W H (OodlK-, Pitts & Co), 81 and 83 Main She<;ks Ben (Shceks & Rawlins), 122 Main Sheeks k Rawlins (Ben Sheeks and J L Rawlins), attorneys-at law, 122 Main Sheldon Samuel G, dancing academy, 222 Second South Sherman & Co ( D F Sherman and C S Hubbell), wholesale fruits, 1231 First South Sherman D F (Sherman & Co), 1231 First South Sherwood C W, bootmaker, 65 First South Shipp Mrs E R, physician, 26 Main Shock — , physician. Main Short Wm Jr, meat market, 1239 First South Showell k Hand (T Showell and C A Rand), propr California Feed and Sale Stable, Second South Showell T (Showell k Rand), Second South Showell Wm, feed and sale stable. First Iv-ist SIMMONS JOSEPH F (Sta>ner k Simmons;, 61 Main SIMON BROS (Fred and Joseph Simon), millinery and fancy goods, 1222 First South SIMON FRED AND JOSEPH (Simon Bros), 1222 First South SIMPSON J W AND OEOROE L (Simpson k Son), South Temple SIMPSON & SON (J W and (ieorge L Simpson), calciminers. South Temple Skewes Wm, undertaker, 46 Second South Skidmore Henry B, sawsmith, First South Sloan Mrs Bell, dressmaker. Second South Smedley Wm E, general insurance agt, 03 and ), 161 and 163 Main Smith Klias, probate judge. Court House Smith k Fyson (\y E Smith and H K Fyson), groceries, 52 and 53 First South Smith James A (Varnes k Smith) 121G Second > outh Smith Mrs Jane S, baskets and fruit, 12iy First South Smith Nimslii, watchmaker, 1)4 and 96 Commercial Smith F G M, bootmaker, 30 Second South Smith W E (Smith & Fyson), 52 and 53 First South Smith W O, fruits and produce, 8 First South Snolgrove E, bootmaker, 31 Second South CO CO CO CO CO cs CO Q. C3 CO u u I (0 K a J r. CAIVIN NUniNG £ SON, iU7 MAIIV MTRBET. SAItf FKAIVCI8C0. Iron Oo«ra. Bank Vanlta, Etc. miEII, TUGGLE 8 CO., H>RDWOOD UIMBEB. "'A:V?JJS;;.'"- CM b ( no ■.p S" CO ■" £ ■ Si t ,i ^H SP ca ^^H e* ^g ^^B ^3 2 ■ s !±i ■ «^ (I ■ s 8t ^ ■ o H o ,\' CO H c^ ^ ■ "^ ,.h • ■ E u, cs ^B ■ -^ CO E *^ ■ fl^W CO t^to^ — Salt Lake City. 1331 Snell Henry, soap factory, 4 West and 6 North Snell John W, gen mdse, cor First East and Second Sonth Snow Zerubbabel, attorney, 71 Second South Solomon Bros and Gold (A and J Solo- mon and C H Gold), boots and shoes, 70 Main Sorenson John P & Co (John P Sorenson), furniture, 16 Main Soulo J P & Co, manufacturers of spring beds and mattresses, 206 Main Sowles M B (Sowles & Miller), 1230 First South Sowles & Miller (M B Sowles and H M Miller), general dealers in sewing ma- chines, 1230 First South Sprague E T, clerk U S supreme court, Wasatch Building Speirs Adam, police judge. City Hall Speirs A and H (Speirs Bros), 148 Com- mercial Speirs Bros (A and H Speirs), black- smiths, 148 Commercial Spencer C B, furnished rooms, 210-216 First East Springer E B (Needham & Springer), 43 - Mam Spry Philip, sec United Order of Tail- ors, 30 Main Squires Harry, barber, 24 First South Squires John, barber, 59 Main Stahl & Barnhart (VVm Stahl and Hen- ry Barnhart), saloon, 35 Second South Stahl Wm (Stahl & Barnhart), 35 Sec- ond South STAK PRINTING CO ( J E Callister and Joseph Bull Jr), job printers, 170 Main STATNER.CHAS W, attorney-at- law and solicitor in chancery, 61 Main STAYNER & SIMMONS (C w stay- ner and J F Simmons), attorneys in land cases and notaries public, 61 Main Steams Henry O, confectionery and res- taurant, 1235 Second South and 100 Main Stevenson Mrs M L, dressmaker, First West Stewart & Chislett (J S Stewart and Wm Chislett), wholesale and retail druggists, ISO Main Stirling James, second-hand goods, First East Studebaker Bros Mfg Co, James B Glass mgr, carriages and wagons, 33 and 35 Main STJTHERLAifD JABEZ G (Suther- land 4; McBride), room 8, 57 Main SUTHERLAND & McBRIDE (Jabcz G Sutherland and John R McBride), attorneys, room 8, 57 Main SWAN GEORGE, secretary U C Ry. 77 Main Swaner E J (E J Swaner & Co), 90 Main Swaner E J & Co (E J Swaner and H Young), mfg jewelers, 90 Main Symons C W (i'ox & Symons), 142-154 Main Taggart John P, physician, 83 First Tate George, junk shop. First East Tavey Joseph, bakery, 58 First South TAYLOR BRIGHAM (Sharp k Taylor), cor B'irst East and South Temple Taylor George H (Taylor, Romney & Armstrong), South T'^mple Taylor John and John F (John Taylor & Son), 187 Main Taylor John & Son (John and John F Taylor), merchant tailors, 187 Main Taylor John, pres Zion's Savings Bank and Trust Co, 65 and 67 Mam Taylor Joseph E, sexton City Hall Taylor, Romney k Armstrong, lumber yard and planing-mill. South Temple Taylor Thomas E, business manager, cor East and South Temple Teasdel S P, gen mdse, 112-118 Main Temple of Honor Lodge, No 1, Charles Caffel sec, cor Mnin and First South Temple of Honor Lodge, No 2, Joseph Gallagher sec, cor Main and First South "THE BIKTJBEN "(weekly), A W Winberg proprietor and editor, Frank- lin ave "THE BUDWEISER," Frank R Da- vidson manager, 1212 Second South "THE CONTRIBUTOR," J F Wella editor, 15 and 17 Main The London Bank of Utah (limited), Edward Austin mgr, 93 and 95 Main The Old Telegraph Mining Co of Utah, F Medhurst mgr, Deseret Block Therning John, tailor, 109 Commercial "THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE. " Tribune Publishing Co, 1221 and 1223 Second South The Singer Mfg Co, L E Hall agt, 1224 First South Thomas Arthur L, sec. West Temple Thomas J C, keeper of Temple gate, cor Main and Temple Thompson A (Dahl & Thompson), 26 Second South Thompson J B, physician, 170 Main Thompson Miss, Louisa, dressmaker. Third West Thompson Wm, bootmaker. Third West Tlnirgood George, meat market, 20 Main Tornblad C, groceries, Second South Travis & Co (0 J Travis, F J Fabian and E J Brandly), wholesale liquors, 1214 Second South f^ CO c CO c o PI o o GO C/i CO CO i 1^ HARDWOOD iUMBtR, Si"»'V'ff.^<^l^.i'»'£:»^c''Af: VLSI^' inillCDDIIICDIIlll P rn MannrBrtarmorFlne jiflwr/' s 1332 Utah — Salt LuJce City. 00 Travis O J (Travia & Co), 1214 Second South Trewhela John E (Hill ft Trewhela),I224 and 12*26 Second South Trimble John A (Durst ft Trimble), 37 First South Tripp R B, attorney, 170 Main Tuddenham John, mgr of The Museum, 1242 South Temple Tufts D C (Morton ft Tufts), 10 First South Tufts Mrs Elmira, boarding and lodg- ing, First East Tuft!* M (Tufts & Nystrom), 87 and 89 Main Tufts & Nystrom (M Tufts and PT Ny- strom), saloon, 87 and 89 Main TuUidge ft Co (John TuUidge and C K B Browning), painters and dealers in wall paper and glass, 209 Main TuUidge John (TuUidge ft Co), 209 Main Tuttle Bishop D S, St Mark's Cathe- dral, First South Tyler Mrs C L, dressmaker, 35 West Temple Uebcl Albert (Livingston ft Uebel), 19 Second South UINTAH MINmO CO. C T Steven- son sec, 189 Mniu Union Faciric Uailway Co, F R McCon- ncU gen agt, 75 Main United Order of Tailors, Phillip Spry sec, 30 Main Utah Chapter, No 1, R A M, Stanley Stewart sec, 143 Main Utah Commandury, No 1, Stanley Stew- art sec. 1 <3 Main Utah Contract Co, A F Darcmus and J P Smith managers, l'2'.i4 First South Utah Easter R R Co, R C Chambers pros, 12)0 First South Utah Forwardinj,' Co, Geo Y Wallace supt, Deseret Block Utah Lo«lgo, No 1. I O O F, H W Nich- ols sec, Main Utah Printing Co, Thoo Lovendale mgr, 99 Muiii UTAH STEAM CRACKER MAN- UFACTORY. H S Roedull proprie- tor, VViisatch Utah Telephone Co, G W Naile mgr, Deseret Block Utah-Wyoming Improvement Co, — Ilil- liard, Wyoming Territory VALLEY HOUSE, A C Brixen pro- prietor, cor South and West Temple, opp 1 emple VanDeusen B B, civil e&gineer, room II, 57 Main VAN PRAAG H A> mining operator, 189 Main V'ui Zi.e P T, U S attorney, room 11, v')7 Main Van^tram P A, bootmaker, Franklin ave VARIAN S (Dickson ft Varian), 130 Main Varnes James A (Varnes ft Smith), 1216 Second South Varnes ft Smith (James A Varnes and James A Smith), real estate, 121('< Second South VEST A D (Vest ft Lipman), Main VEST ft LIPMAN (A D Vest and Joseph Lipman). engravers and rub- ber stamps. Main (s>ie adv) WAOENEa HENRY. California Brewery, 19 Second South Waldron R S, propr Zion's Bazaar, 46 Main WALKER BROS' NATIONAL BANK. 1213 Second S(Uth Walker Bros (Samuel S, Joseph R, Da- vid F and Mathew H Walker), whole- sale and retail gen mdse, 158 and ItiO Main WALKER HOUSE. O S Erb proprie- tor, 204 and 206 Main Walker J, Deseret Carriage Co, Second South Walker Samuel S.Joseph R,David F and Mathow H (Walker Bros), 158 and 160 Main Walker's Opera House, D B.inks Mc- Kenzie mgr, 1233 Second South Wallace George Y, supt Utah Forward- ing Co, Deseret Block Walsh Oliver S, stoves and tinware, 1278 First South Ward Emery, Court Exchange Saloon, 173 Main Wornock Robert, agricultural imple- ments, First South Wasatch Lodge, No 1, F ft A M, Julius Walsh sec, 143 Main WatkisC W, metallurgist, 117 First West Watson Bros (James and Josojih Wat- son), marble works, South Toinjilu Watson James and Joseph (Watson Bros), South Temple \Vatters Ichel, broker, 81 and 83 Main Webber T G, cashier Zion's .Savings Hank and Trust Co, 65 an^ ■ ^jQ 2 1 1 n ^ 1 1 ^ Z 1 1 1 1 CALVIN NUniNG & SON, »n MAIM MTRRKT. MAN VUANOIIiC^O. Iron Uoora, Bank Vaalts, Etr. oo CO •<^ iCJ3 i ^ |)le- Vat- •0 I! a. ;.s'ji» ■ ■ am iiigs (0 irof x'ial K se \Vo- a) ooly 2 0B •ibu- J 152 M cian, Z ucc, AllEN. TUGGLE 8 CO., Eastern Hart Wood Lumber. Utah— Salt Lake City. IHAJlOMprarMt. Mail FraiiffiMco. 1333 Wetzel John, bootmaker, 19!) Main Whitaker Henry, bootmaker, South Temple WHITE CHABLES L. brush factory, South Temple, block west of Temple Block White House, A Podlcch & Co propra, 1(U and lOCt Main WHITE ISAIAH, physician, 122 Main White & Sons (Wm, John H and W L White), meat market. 1237 First South White Wm, J H and W L (White & Sons), 1237 First South Whittemore B F, propr R R Exchange, Depot WHyTOCK J L (Chapman & Why- touk), 10 and 12 Second South Wilbor Frederick M, deputy U S min- eral surveyor, 103 Mam y li.TfflB. £ Bi mining engineer and U 5 mineral surveyor, 139 Main WILKES EDMOND, civil engineer and surveyor, over London Bank Wilkinson Mrs W B, millinery, 1232 First South Wilkinson Wm B, varieties, First West Willard H W, dealer in stock, First West Willard Miss L L, artist. First West WILLIAMS A L. agent Pleasant Val- ley Coal Co, S Second South WILLIAMS PARLEY L (Williams 6 Young), 39 Main WILLIAMS & YOUNG (Parley L Williams and L Young), attorneys, 39 Main WINBERG A W. editor and proprie- tor " Bikuben " (weekly), Franklin avenue Winder John R, assessor and collector. City Hall Wolf J, commission mercliont, 93 and 95 Main " WOMEN'S EXPONENT," Mrs E B Wells editor, 6 and 8 Main WOOD HENRY, general superintend- ent Denver & Rio Grande R R, rooms 22 and 23 Wasatch Block, !73 Main Wood Wm (May & Wood), 1221 and 1223 First South Woodford Edward, groceries, Second South Woodruff Wilford, custodian church historian's office, 58 South Temple Woods James A, second-hand good.«, 99 Commercial Woods W W, attorney, 43 Second South Wright Wm J (Martin A Wright), 6G First South Wurzburg L, fruits and produce, 1259 First South Wyntt & Forrester (J J Wyatt and Oeo Forrester), plain and ornamental plasterers, under Post-offlco Wyatt J J (Wyatt A Forrester), under rost-olfice Yeager H (Milnerfc Ytinger), First East Yearian W H (W H Ytiarian & Co), 122 Main Yearian W H k Co (W H Yearian and C L Haniiaman), gents' furnishing goods, 122 Main Yearsloy David, gen mdse, 41 Main Young Bros (J O and R B Young), deal- ers in sewing machines, organs and Sianos, 37 and 3'J Main UNQ M, manager coal depart- ment Denver & Rio Grande R R, Wa- satch Block, 173 Main Young Heber (E J Swaner & Co), 90 Mam Young JO and R B (Young Bros), 37 and 39 Main YOTJNO L (Williams & Young), 39 Main Young L D & A, boots and shoes, 44 Mam Youngberg O (Younsberg k Schead), 55 Second South Youngl)erg & Petersen (V Youngberg and A Petersen), saloon, 151 Commer- cial Youngberg St, Schead (0 Youngberg and W Schead), saloon, 55 Second South Zion's Bazaar, R S Waldron propr, 46 Main Zion's Co-operative Drug Store, 92 Main ZION'S CO OPERATIVE MERCAN- TILE INSTITUTION, William Jennings superintendent, 21-31 Main Z C M I SHOE FACTORY, William H Rowe manager, 1220 First South Zii'u's Savings Bank and Trust Co, John Taylor pres, T G Webber cashier, G5 and 67 Main 7^ GO GO A. ANDERSON, Furrier and Glovemaker, Manufacturer of BTTCSSEXIT SUITS, And Finisher of all kinda of Furs. 1S4 Commerrlal St., SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. CD CD s c/> CO !t i; li; ■■' I HARDWOOD lOMBER, Vv/IIITBBRO» ISt,t«.F lear _ IS MLa'-c and 14 A 10 Sp* Counter Tops, IVvwvl Po8tM. Baluntrrs. t»A 1334 Utah — SaU Lake City. T. C. ARMSTRONG, WhuleMle and ReUil Dealer In Fbi?, @;ali, Feed, PcotIsIoiis, CRASS AND GARDEN ^EEDS. 34 Fint South Street, two doon Wett of Commercial, P. o Box 340. Salt Lake City, Utah. WILLIAM BREDEMETEB, Paiiig, OoBssliiag, Civil Enper aid jVoiAr; Pii. United States Mineral Surveyor for Utali and Idalio. Geological Examinations, Reports on Mining Properties, Surveys Mines, Railroads and C , And Snperintendi the Working of the aame. Prepares EBtimates and Plans for Opening and Work- ing Mines. Expert on Mining Questions before tlie Courts. Manaser Utah Consolidated Silver and Void Mining Company. AddreM P. O. Box 1167. Halt ILiake CJity, Utah. O. L. ELIASON, DEAIiER IN am^i, pof te m i¥>4n^ 1 42 Main Street, Special Attention given to Repairs. Salt Lake City, Utah. All Work Warranted Utah — Salt Lake City. 1335 Valley House, Opposite Temple and Tabernacle. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. ANDREW C. BRIXEN, Proprietor. CONVENIENT TO THE DEPOT AND CENTER OF TOm. % STREET CARS PASS THE DOOR. The House has undergone a complete changu, both in its management and renovation. The present proprietor begs leave to inform the public that the best accommodation can be had at this House for the price that can be obtained anywhere in the city. Patronage solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed to guests. Bates: $1.50 to $2 per day, and $8 to $10 per week, According to Room. f If 11, 'if \ 1336 Utah — Salt Lake City. SALT LAKE Aa&H&A Published Every Afternoon, C:3XCEPT SUNDAY.) AT 6 O'CLOCK. Terms of Subscription. Per Year 89 OO Six Months 6 00 Three Months 2 75 One Month • I OO ADVERTISING RATES LOW. FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS Received up to the Hour of going to Pres8. LIVE. NEWSY I SPICY LOCAL DEPARTMENT. SEND FOR SAMPLE COPT. Address all Communications to the CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Utah — Salt Lake City. 1337 HEADQUARTERS FOR BUSINESS & COMMERCIAL MEN. The Best Fitted-Up Saloon in Salt Lake! Tbe Bar is Snppliel witli Best BraMs of Llprs aM Cigars. SUPERIOR EXHIBITION BILLIARD TABLES. All the Latest Papers on file in Heading Room. ROBERT BURNS, Proprietor, Opposite Walker House* 205 Main Street, Salt Lake City. FOPILAB MirSE gTOSE The Cheapest and Best House in Utah for Violins. Guitars, Accordeons, Banjos, Flutes, And all kinds of MusicatI Instruments. IMusic Bool(s, Sheet IMusic, Folios, Piano Stools, Brass Instruments, Violin and Guitar Strings, and everything in the Musical Line. GENERAL AGENCY FOR Knabe and Hardman Pfjtnos. Geo. Wood's, Burdett and other Xirst-Class Orfl^ans. (^0* ders by Mail promptly attend«)d to. CARELESS & CROXALL, 1234 FIRST SOUTH STREET, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. SA Iliij liij! ii!|| I 1338 Utah — Salt Lake City. H. DINWOODEY, DEALER IN UPHOLSTERY GOODS, BUILDING PAPER, FULL LINE OF lAHBBEaniNS, BABT CARRIAGES. FEATHEH^S ATVI> "V^ ALL I»AI>EK. 1238 to 1244 First South St., Salt Lake City, Utah. STOP ^T THE CLIFT HOUSE In Salt Lake City. Only TWO DOLLARS per DAY. DON'T FORGET— Corner IMain and Third South Streets. f lisi-Okss Table aad Iqoss. S. C. EWnrO, Proprietor. Utah — Salt Lake City. 1339 DANIEL DUNNE. Foundry^iyiine Shop CASTINGS FOR inmwuMmTiNiifoiiES MINING CASS. CAB WHEELS, AXLES, AND GENERAL MACHINE WORK. MANUi TURER OF Wrought and Cast Iron Fencing FOB RESIDENCES ANB CEMETERY LOTS. Builders' and Iron Work of Every Description. CRESTING, IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS,. G£ a IN6S, Etc.. Ktc. JAIL AND BRIDGE WORK AND IRON WORK IN GENERAL ShoplSone Block West of White House, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Box 471. i m i lU 1340 Utah — Salt Lake City. COAL CO ROCK SPRING. By Car Load Per tea. $6.00 At Yard " 6.60 Delivered •• 7.00 By Car Load. At Yard Delivered RED CANYON. Per ton, $4*60 •• 6.00 6JJ0 WEBER. By Car Load Per ton. $4.60 At Yard " 6.S6 DellTered " 6.00 •fliee; DesereC Bank Klork, ■ nniiin ■ s«at x.»i>.o, xTt^^ix. A. GOULD, Agent. SALT LAKE SHIRT MANUFACTURIKG CO. c. GusLEAisr & CO., Maiiuracturcrs and Wholesale I^ealera in Fiu Sliirts iiii Cent's Msimx id Mi Foniii kt 87 and 89 Main St. (UpHtairs,) SALT LAKE CITT. UTAH SHlRTti ».%»£ TO ORDER A (iPECIALTY. CROSIER'S RESTAURANT MBS. L. A. CROZIER, Proprietor. Meals at all hours, 25o. Beds, 25c and 50c Board and IiOdsins, •• per Week. Cor. Commercial Street, SALT LAKE CITY. DR. GARDINER, ieian | ^urpsit, SecoQiSontli St., nr. First East St., Salt Lake City, Utah. Utah— Salt Lake City. 1341 ELIAS MORRIS, p. o. BOX loes. IIIlilE AIS 00ITE4CT0E SALiT {.AKB CITY, UTAH. FIRE-BRICK AND PLASTER OF PARIS MANUFACTURER. Asbestine Pipe, Grnvn d; Monumental Mason, OFFICE, 18 MAIN STREET, SALT LAKE CITY. lAEllil WOEiS OF MYRICK & CO. 48 SECOND SOUTH STREET, HAIiT LAKIS €1TT. East of Poet-office, P. 0. Box 1017. ALL KINDS OP Monnmental Head Utones, Mantels, and Plumbers' Work done with neatness and dispatch. Also, Granite and Sandstone Worl< done at low prices. Italian, Vermont and Utah Marble. J. H. MIDGLEY, House Fainting, Oraining, Olazing, Paper Hanging, Calcimining and Whitewashing done to Order. Writing Signs a Specialty. Water Proof Canvas and Japan Tin Signs. Mixed Paints. REPAIRING WINDOWS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Box 643. Otttce: Cor. First F^ast and Second So\tth Streets, SALT IJAKE CITY. : I f 1 i I rjl: 1342 Utah — Salt Lake City. DR. C. IKT. NUNN, VETERINARY SURGEON, MANVrACTURER OF THE CELEBRATED bxj^vo:k: oil FOB MAN OB BEAST. 1272 KIMBALL BLOCK SALT LAKE CITY. P. O. Box 987. j:>i*«'««».«i.»- ity^ Profit I Profit I DkarSib — ^We want • good salesinan in your vicinity to lell our celebrated BLACK OILS. These oil* are having an eztenrive run and so much lought after where the^ cannot be had. We are determined to stock every territory and State in the Union, and our agents are now realizing from ten to twenty-five dol> lars per day. They are becoming a favorite family medicine. They are used for man and beast for diseases and ailments as dnscribed in wrapper. We want good, reliable men to handle this medicine. It is the bast offer ever ofiRsred to agents to make money, and not be ashamed to meet the buyers again. Our goods are *jtaple and will not spoil. We furnish advertisement and sample free on ap- plication. In order to protect ourselves from dishonest persons taking advantage of this mammoth sample outfit we require each applicant to send seventy-five cents to pay postage and packing. We only require persons who intend to be- come agents to send for our sample. Reply as early as you can as we must secure some one in yoar section soon. TESTIMONIALS. Sait Laks Citt. Da. C. W. NcwH :— DiAk 8iE— My colt Jumped on picket fenc« Mid tore hU shoulder half off. I purchased your BUclr OiLi, and they cured it to nice and no scan left, I take pleasure in te^tifyinif to yuu and the public. They are the beat medicine ever offered tlie public. I intend keepini( thoni ajwayi. Very truly, your well wisher, J. LANUKUKD. Bait Laki Citt. Da. C. W. NuKN :- Dear Sis -We, the undoraiKned, testify to the public, the curatl\e pro|>ertie8 of vour Black Oils. C W. Lyman's Cult tore his whole hip away, and after putting in place and stitchinif, dre.^ii- ini; every day for six weeks, was cured so well you can scarce detect the place. We reconiniendto the public the Oils. They have no equal. No flies will come near the sore when droiMud witli the Oils. 81tmed, C. W. LYMAM. OKO. Y. WALIiACK. GEO. A. LOWK. BOLIVAK ROBKRT. AGENTS WANTED. Send for Circular. Utah — Salt Lake City. 1343 Daily, Semi-Weekly and Weekly. I The Herald. Printinir and Pnblishins Co. Proprietors. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. An Independent Journal EXTENSIVELY circulated in Utah and the adjoining Tetritories. Dally 8I0.60 p«r Annum. Semi-Weekly 3.60 " Weekly 2.00 i< THE HERALD— Daily, Semi-Weekly and Weekly, has a larger circulation among all classes of the community than any other newspaper published in Utah and its valno as an advertising medium is not surpassed. The rates of advertis- ing, which are as low as those of any other newspaper of like circulation, can be obtained by addressing the proprietors. JOB PRINTING of Every Description. BOOK BINDING at Lowest Rates Books and Stationery and School Supplies, Fancy Goods, Artists' and Surveyors' Supplies, Main Street* Second Door North of Fostofflce. Halt ILiake City, - .^ - - Utah. Arrangements h»ve been m»de '.n New York for the nrocuring of ANY BOOK, wherever pub lished, or any Mticle in the Stationery line chat miv be desired that we may not have on hand. SEND U3 YOUR ORDERS. Candy Factory. Furs and fresh Candies AliWAYH ON HAND. Prices to Suit the Times. •S CTonmierelal 8t., Malt Lake. A. M. PENDLETON & BRO. FANCY HORSESHOERS. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO INTERFERING- HORSiJS. 136 Commercial Street* tlAIiT Ii<%Ki:, • - UTAH, i Pi 1 1 t i 11 ■ II ! 3' I: 1344 Utah — Salt Lake City. .h 111 •gler .^§ . « IS- B g --8 •c «• . 5'2'SP O i -^fl Steam CraekerManuf aetory H. S. REEDALL, Proprtotor. Wasatch Street, nearly opposite Walker House, p. O. Box 246. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Utah—Salt Lake City. 1345 IDJL-HIO STORE, DEALS IN AND MANUFACTURES Fine, Coarse and Milling Salt. Larire Quantities Constantly on Hand. COMMISSION MERGHAin:, Dealer and Jobber in DRIED FRUITS, Etc. Hematite Iron Ores for Fluxing. Loeated Tintlc Mining District, and shipped by Rail fii«m Santaquin. Cor. First East aud Second South Streets, one Block South of Theater. BRANSON New Improved KNITTER PRICES, $86 AND $80. Knits 60 to 100 pairs of Socks per Day. Send for Circular. Tou can learn to knit in one hour. JOHN WM. 8NELL, p. O. Box 610. Salt Lake City, Utah. Little Co-op. SiorOp J. M. SALISBURY, Prop'r. The cheapest p'l ace to buy Jewelry, Notions, Toys, AND FANCY GOODS, 32 3i:a,in Street, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. . FRED. SIMON. JOE. SIMON. SIMON BROS. GENERAL DEALERS IN MIXiLiINXSRY^ FANCY GOODS, LACES, Etc. p. O. Box 1142. ISJiO First (South, Salt Lake City, - Utah. F. E. ^wriwr-.'i^, Wliolesale and Retail Dealer in Ranges, Cooking, Parlor and Heating Tin, Sh et Iron and Copper Worker. Tin Roofing, Spouting and Gntterii^ Hot Air Furnaces Fitted up and Repaired. No. «11 Main St., Opp. Wallcer House, BAIiT liAKB CITY, UTAH. DR. JOHN E. WESLEY, HERB/L PHYSICIAN, OFFICE : FIRST EAST STREET, Corner Second Soutli Street. Residence, Third Ward, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 1346 Utah — 8aU Lake City. SAJLT LAKE :ical aid M\ FOR THE TREATMENT OF DEFORMITIES AND CHRONIC DISEASES. The SPECIAL PBOVINOE of this Institute is the treat- ment of ALL DEFORMITIES of the Body* and Limbs, such as Curvptures and Distortions of the Spine, Crooked Feet, Legs, . xms and Hands, Fturalysis, Diseases of the Bones and Joints, Piles and Fistula (without the knife), Catarrh, Rheumatism, Lung Diseases, Tumors, Cancer* Neuralgia, Nervous Diseases, Hernia (Rupture), Dyspepsia. Liver Troubles, Diseases of the EYE, EAR and THROAT, Dlacaaes of Females. FrlTSte aad all other OluroBlo Diaeaaes. ITS FAClftlTIBS »re ■upertor to uythinit that cm be found in the Great West In the offlcct of the Inititute U the UfKMt and moat complete Electrical Apparatua, for the treatment of DiseaMa. in the Weat. OaU or addreaa Salt Ijike •ancieal aa4 Medical Inatitate, 180 Main street, next door above Jones' Bank. HENBT WAOENEB, California BREWERY, (BM1«RAVI01V CAVTON.) LAGER BEER, ALE i PORTER BOTTLED BEER a Specialty. Wholesale and JBetall. Office and Depot, 17 & 19 Second South St., Salt Lake City, Utah. WOMAN'S EXPONENT. PUP LISHED aEMI-MONT HLT. THIS JOURNAL is devoted to the elevation of Woman religiously, mentally^ morally and politically ; and is a true exponent of the senti- ments of the Women of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, on the principles of their faith and all the leading questions of the day, including Woman Suffrage, a subject with which they have dealt practically since 1870. EMELINE B. WELL8, Editor and PM>pri«tor, Coanell House, l»alt ILT UKE CITY, UT> H. HSxamiiieN and XttepoirtN on IVlineN. SANDY. Salt Lakk County, A po«t- ■•tabllahed IM*. 097 Main Street. » F. St. )r, ohan- il mer- I about ity, oil /estern Tintic of pre- secmd 88*2. ALLEN. TUG6LE i CO. Black Walnut Lumber, "Si rnSs:^*'- Utah — Silver Reef-South Jcyrdan, 1349 Gillespie Thoa, aswyer Grsmbs Mm, restaurant Halpiii J J, hardware Harrison Geo, news dealer Harrison P, hotel Harrison Will, restaurant Hus ton J H, livenr stable HUSTON ft W1»T» general merchan- dise Jordan Julius, fruit Kinney W A, druggist Krause Hermann, postmaster LEEDS CO-OPERATIVE STORE Leory M, liquors Lubbach H L, supt Christy Mill and Mining Co Lund & Co, butchers Mahnken & Jones, restaurant Mahnken P, blacksmith and wagon- maker Mantor C, ohysioian Marshal ft Westover, butchers McDonald A, drugpist McDonough M, dairyman Meehan P, bootmaker Miller Geo, liquors Pendray & Co, liquors Pollus A, blacksmith Quirk Bros, liquors Kivcs Geo T, supt Leeds Mining Co Sager W B, gen mdse "Silver Reef Miner," Scipio Kennan editor Stevens & Harrison, gen mdse Thompson — , liquors Turrill J A, gen mdse Walker Robt, assayer Welty P, brewery Westover C, butcher Wilkinson C, wagonmuker Winquest A, tailor SLATERSVILLE. Weber County. A p at-office, 6 miles northwest of Ogden City. Allred John A, bishop Browns Henry, justice of the peace Foye Fredrick, farmer Holly H, gen mdse and postmaster Neale John J, bootmaker Payne Geo, constable Smout Edwin W, selectman Smout William, blacksmith Stangar Geo W, butcher SMITHFIELD. Cache Codnty. A post-oflSce, on the Utah and Xorthern Railway, 65 miles from Ogden. CAHTWELL J S> postmaster Douglass Wm, gen mdse Mack James, flour-mill Richardson Thos, gea mdse Farrell Geo L, pres 8 M and M I Sharp Franoid, sec S M and M I Smitnfielt] Manufacturing and Mercan- tile Inb itution, Geo L Farrell pres, leather, lumber and gon mdse SNOWVILLE. Box Eldeh County. A post-office. Davidson C H, physician Dille D B, physician Eynon John, carpenter GOODLIFFE ARNOLD, general mer- chandise Jensen C H, blacksmith Ostertout John, justice of peace 7^ GO SOUTH COTTONWOOD. Salt Lake County. A post-office. Arnold John, brewery Atwood Henry, brickmaker Atwood Wm, brickmaker BalUrd R, bootmaker BOTLE A C> builder and contractor Bradford Wm, principal South Cotton- wood High School Germania Smelting and Refining Works, P W Billing mgr Harp Lem, brickmaker Haynes N, liquors and gen mdse Horn Silver Smelting and Refining Works Howe Richard, supt Co-operative Mer- cantile Institution Loventhal S M, brick and wagonmaker McMillian Wm, groceries Miller J R, agt agricultural implements Miller M M, stock raiser Miller R G, farmer Miller R P, stock raiser Miller R & Son, flouring-mills Morris W, carpenter Schuyler , liijuors Wagner Henry, liquors Walters , wagonmaker Warenski E C, postmaster and gen mdse Williams John G, blacksmith Wooley O A, general merchandise Z C M I, Richard Howe supt, gen mdse SOUTH JORDAN. Salt Lake County. A post-office. BECK8TEAD HENRY R postmaster and general merchandise Beckstead T W, veterinary surgeon Green Samuel, gen mdse Helm Bart, blacksmith Higley F D, gewral merchandise &0 CO CD 3 2J C/3t C/9 CD CD S HARDWOOD LOMBER, ^iV.WSS-iii£!!^ book &^ent Brough Jonas, saw-miU Crawford C, broom manufacturer Dugall & Co, saw-mill Ellin J T, carpenter Frautzen 1, sec Z C M I Jensen R, boots and shoes McDonald James, blacksmith Neilsen J, blacksmith Puzey H W, wagonmaker Rasmusen Jas L, boots and shoes Ramussen P, locksmith Rhode C H, watchmaker Z C M I, gen mdM 15 STERLING. San Petb Countt. A post-office. Atwood Selah, carpenter and builder Barton W K, justice of the peace CLARK M> postmaster and notary public Dickson Wm, cattle dealer Edmison John, blacksuith Edwards Caleb, cattle dealer Funk D B Sr, dsh &nd farmer Hynster A W, mason and builder Johnson 6 W, lumber Kenner S W, physician Peacock John L, freight contractor Petty W 6, builder and contractor Union Mercantile and Manufacturing Co, G M Clarke supt CO 1 4 a C i 1 ( i STOCKTON. ToELE County. A post and telegraph office, tupported by mining. TOUNQ ALVIH N, postmaster **i pC ^^ * \tt c ca s UJ m O S •^ ^ ■rf ca ^ CO ^ DO ^ CO 1*1 CO C9 SPRINGFIELD. Whitehead James ^ r, mfr woolen goods SPRINGVILLE. Utah County. A ^ost-offic^ on the Utah Central Railway, 90 mi!:,d from Ogden and 53 miles from Salt Lake. Bissell J W, supt Co-operative Store, gen mdse Crandall D L, notary p"blic Cr'idallMP, hotel Grotisbeck N H, gen mdse SULPHUR SPRINGS. Weber County. Post-office Ogden, 3^ miles from Ogden. Buchannan Wm. supt Ogden Powder Co J0HX80VIH.hotel Ogden Powder Co TaylM. John, lin.e kiln Wilson Wm G, saw-mill SUMMIT. Iron County, A post-office, on the Utah Central Railway, 8 miles from Ogden and 29 miles from Salt Lake. Hulet S C, gen mdse White Wm, gen mdse ca TAYLORSVILLE. Salt Lake County. A post-oflBce, 7 miles from Salt Lake City. Bennison Co-operative Store, gen mdse Fjrame A, carpenter Gerber John T, [physician, machinist and gunsmith K Cd •4 » H»HDWOODUI«KR,KfSV""^ IS* tS fiKalM ttiiA I'.M Mllpear r«aat«rT«p», Newel PMta, Balaners. I *UIH. TUEGII i CO., MIEGOH ASH AND IIHPiE.'S&S; .^_ St. Vnaeiaeo CTtoA — TayloraviUe- Uintah. 1351 Haiffh Win H & Co, gen mdse Waae Wm, pai nter WBBTERJ0HN. postmaster Webster John & Son, blacksmith Wright Mrs C, gen mdse TERRACE. Box Bldkr County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Central Pacific R. R., 124 miles from Ogden. All en H , saloon CSAVE S Hi general merchandise and postmatrter Grose W J, batcher Parry L M, seneral merchandise Van Namee W J, hotel THISTLE. Utah Cocntt. A post-office. DALLDI JOHN, brewery and post- master Geissengsr A, supt D & R G R R Sta- tion Keer J, farmer and stock raiser Pare A, farmer and stock raiser Simmon L, farmer THURBER. P: Ute County. A post-office. El inkerhfvff Geo, dairyman Bui-gess Hyr am, b lacksmith BUE0E8B Wm, postma&ter Bargess Wilmer, ahiuglemaker (./lark iienj, rock and brick mason Heath J H. flour-mill Hughes iiames, dairyman Lewis Bei^on, dairyman Meeks Joseph, stock raider Muk» Wm, ( airyman &ad stock grower Stoddard Runa, saw-mill Stringam G W, general merchandiao TOOELE. TooKLB County. A post and telegraph office; the county seat. ATKIN OEOSOE, superintendent Tooole Co-operative Store Bonnelli George, druggist and post- master Bruneau Moses, saloon I>od& W B, physician Duun Jfthn, watchmaker and jeweler Gillespie John, sheriff Gowans Hugh S, probate judge Howell Jame», bootmaker Judd Kiley, assessor and collector Lee S F, blacksmith Liyiuan F M, county clerk and recorder Lysander C, attorney-at-law Slater, Estate tc Herman, gen mdse TOOILE COOPERATI VE M EB- CAimLE ftMANUFACTUBmO CO TOQUERVILLE. Kane County. A pout-office; the coun- ty seat. BRINGHUBST W A. superintendent Toqnerville Co-operative Store Dnffin I, general trader and wagon dealer Hammond W W, druggist Marshall R, attomey-at-Iaw Murphy E N, clergyman Naile John C, wines Nebeker A, stock dealer Slack M, county clerk, recorder and attomey-at-law Spilsbury G M, stock raiser and general merchandise TRENTON. Cache County. A post-office. Christensen C M, clerk McCOMB A C> postmaster TUCKER STATION. Utah County. A post-office, on line of Denver & Rio Grande R. R. Peck E, blacksmith Pickering A, saloon TTJCmi JAM£S> dise general merchan- TYNER. Box Elder County. A post-office, sit- uated on the line of Utah & Northern Railway, 9 miles north of Ogden. SLATER R H, kotel and postmaster UINTAH. Wkbbr County. A post-office, on the Union Pacific R. R., 8 miles from Og- den. Bowman Bros, gen mdse and shippers of produce DE LA BATJME CHAS, general mer- chandise, shipper of vegetables, fruits, produce and postmaster Dye Samuel, shipper Freeman C, U P R R agent Gale Robert, conF*able Hirst F, agt U P K R and Express Slater Noah, bookmaker CO C CO c o m o o &o CO S3 CO oo HARDWOOD lUMBER, S?.SK"r?vi».iritr&S!™M\f.iSrK: LOUIS BRtVERMAHi CO.. Siue«Non BraTerman rlSvy. JEW ELERS>"'kSgS°l!'y 1352 Utah — Union-WellsviUe. UNION. Salt Lake Coun'it. A poat-office, 11 miles southeast of Salt Lake City. Boggess Wm, school trustee aixd farmer Brady M H, fanner Cole Wm, saw-mill Firkens G, farmer Forlerish Hyde, farmer Forlerish L, farmer Farteush Kufus, farmer Greffen D M, blacksmith Nowleens C, farmer Oborn John, general merchandise ORSTAD 0E> postmaster Phillips Ismael, justice of peace Proctor David, roadmaster Bichards Silas, fanner Smith Wm P, physician and surgeon Terry Oris, constable and farmer Vance John, farmer Vance Peter, farmer Walker J H, school teacher Walker John, farmer VERNON. Tooele CofNTY. A post-office, 34 miles south of To ele. SHARP JOHN, postmaster VIRGIN CITY. Kane Codntv. A post-office, 7 miles southeast of To R C Camp superintendent WANSHIP. Summit County. A post-office; 9 miles south of Coalville and 12 miles south of Echo City. Cannon £ G, physician Forbes M F, blucksinith Frazier M, lyitel Lee M F, physician Nixon Stephen, general merchandise Nixon T S, carpenter P endle tor. J, b lacks mith REYNOLDS WM, general merchan- dise and postmaster Rogers Chaa, physician Young E R, general merchandise and Houring-mill Young Robert, saloon 'I i WASHINGTON. Washington County. A post-office; 6 miles northeast of St. George. Co-operative Store Nielsen Peter, general merchandise PARKER R, postmaster Rio \4rgin Manufacturing Co, cloths, etc WELLINGTON. Millard County. A post-office; 6 miles from Juab. XELLET JAMES A. postmaster Williams John, general merchandise WELLSVILLE. Cache (.'orNTT. A post-office; 1 1 miles southwest of Logan. Baxter Robert, boots and shoes Brown .Fos, plasterer Dar'y W T", furniture and sewing mo- chin<>^, and postmaster . l>t;akin Wm, painter Duncan Alex, Viots and shoeit Haslam Jas II, blacksmiiih Haslam & Stoddard, wool carders Hendry John, supt Ca-operative Store Hill A By dour-mill Huntsman Win, wagoomaker Lawsoa K, crockery and notions PRISON CEUS, »';"3SI%.r*»r;;:a'v CAUIN NUniNG & SON. rniEN. TOGGLE t CO.. Eastern Hard Wood lumber.'S^'g.itr.EJi'- CM on cu tuo CO CM 03 03 M &0 Utah — Wellaville-Wood'a Cross. 1353 Leiahman Bros, green grocers Lloyd ThoB, harnessmaker Bedford A, turner Stelirart James, blacksmith Walters Wm L, carpenter WELLS VIIl¥CIO OPERATIVE MERCANTILE INSTITUTIOlSr Wheton Helen, milliner Williamson & Nelson, floaring-mills WEST JORDAN. Salt Lake County. A post-office; 11 miles south of Salt Lake City. Bateman Sam'l, constable Chlrstoffersean H, boot and shoemaker COOPER BROS>flour-mill and general merchandise Cooper V A, dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, groceries, etc, and post- master Cutler B L, general merchandise and justice of peace Erskson Jonas, flonr-mill Glover James, blacksmith Goff H k Co, general merchandise Hall A, saloon Huffman Robert, boarding-house Jenkins W J, blacksmith May James, supt West Jordan Woolen Mills Old Telegraph Smelters West Jordan Woolen Mills, mfrs of fine cashmere cloths, jeans, etc WESTON. Cache County. Post-office Logan. Fredricson F, blacksmith Jesperson Peter, flour-mill WESTON CO-OPERATIVE CANTILE INSTITUTION MER- WEST PORTAGE. Box Elueu County. A post-office. Bailey F SjCnrpenter and builder GI6]|» JOHN D. postmaster lialford Joseph, lumberman Hall C S, school teaclier Harris Joseph, musician Hockley Joseph B, brickmakers Hoskins C, supt "Portage Co-operat- ive Store" John Charles, sheep raiser John Honry, carpenter Landon C P, black >^mith Morris John S, tailor •'Portage Co-operative Store," O CHos- kins supt, general merchandise Bees Nooh, freighter WHITE ROCKS. Uintah County. A post-office. Ayers E T, Indian trader and postmas- master Miller Howard & John, traders Uintah Valley Agency, J Hutchton agt WMLLARD. Box Elder County. A post-office, on the Utah & Northern R. R., 14 miles from Ogden. Barker John N, wines Budge Thomas, groceries Call Bros, flouring-mills Co-operative Store, gen mdse Dalton M W, hotel and lumber Dalton M W & Sons, saw-mill Davics Titus, shoemaker Edwards John L, meat market Jones Benj, shoemaker Lowe John, blacksmith Marsh Geo J, attorney Miller John H, cabinetmaker HURRAT JAMES G, postmaster Wood Chas, carpenter Wood John P, carpenter Zundell Abraham, blacksmith WILSONVILLE. Emery County. Wilson S. groceries WILSON SYLVESTER, dry goods, groceries, and contractor WINSOR. Davis County. Post-office Kanab. Alcroft , general merchandise Hales S, stone cutter Hartley C, stone cutter Johnson J, blacksmith King B W, blacksmith Lamb J, carpenter Lewis J, coal McNeil J, carpenter Muir W S, carpenter Pearson C H, merchandise Rampton H, blacksmith Reynolds B, carpenter Thurgood Wm, aiipt Co-operative Store WOOD'S CROSS. Davis County. On the Utah Central U. R., 28 miles from Ogden, and 9 miles from Salt Lake. Argylo Joseph, tinner Bountiful Co- operative Ihatihition, Wm Thurgood supt ^ CO CO- CD CO- CO oo CO CD UftOnUUnnh l IIMDCD WH ITE nROSI.. la AIH Main «n«I 14 * lO 8pear llAnUWUUU LUmDCn. m.n.V. O^k, Anh, HUkoiy, aiunle, cherry, etc. ihi rl " i; Ifl. ii 86 III! ODD FEllOWS' SUPPLIES, '^J.^ffi■Arrf^rf:lWJ5fSS5^tV^ 1354 Utah—WoocPa Cross. Call A V, supt East Bountiful Co-opera- tive Institution Duerdin R, supt South Bountiful Co- operative Institution East Bountiful Co-operative Institution, seneral merchandise J ohnso n John, blacksmith MITIR ALICIJBi clerk South and West Bountiful Co-operative Institution Muir J F, dentist HUIE W S, cigars MUIR W S JB, superintendent South and West Bountiful Co-operative In- stitution, and postmaster ** Pearson C E, general merchandise South and West Bountiful Co-operative Institution, W S Muir supt, general merchandise Thurgood John, supt Bountiful Co- operative Institution Paeifle Press Publishing House, ISO CO ■4-3 p 03 ;; -♦-3 J CO 'i o s f^ Z ' 3 ' 2j OS > i t r£:i ; 1' f ■^■^ CNI ! ' 1 B 9 > CD CO o e-K O •-S • CD CD CO CO ca ca CO CO CO CO cs BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, BOOK BINOING, ELECTROTYPINC AND ENGRAVING. Orden by Blall Promptly Attended to. Xatlmates fnmislicd on Application. i^ Address all Orders to PACIFIC PRESS. Oakland. Cal. L. M. 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The word Id/tho, as we are told by those familiar with the language of the Indians who inhabit that section of the 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 1863, at which time it included that vast area M'hich has since been given the name of Montana. The general character of the surface is exceedingly mountainous, though there are quite a number of valleys, whose soil is said to be remarkably fertile and productive. The finest section of the Tv'«rritory for agricultural purposes is probably that found in the Owyhee region. Weiser Valley, which is perhaps limited to 200,000 acres in extent, con- tains excellent land, with an abundance of very fine water, and capable of being profitably cultivate. It is being rapidly settled by an industrious and thrifty class of farmers, principally* from the Western States. The Boise and Payette are also considered most desirable valleys, as the land is arable and of a superior character. Gold was first discovered in Idaho in 1852, on the Pend d'Oreille River, which, however, excited but little attention until the renowned Oro Fino Mines were discovered, in 1860, from which time a steady flow of immigration has been directed towards that quarter. The Wood Kiver mines have caused even a larger influx of people than either of the above-mentioned. Camas Prairie, in the northern portion of the Terr itory, is spoken of as being inferior to none other, where extensive agricultural lands exist The Territory is 400 miles long north and south, by alraut 300 miles wide at its broadest part., and contains upwards of 86,000 square miles. The population is only 25,000. With the completion of railroad lines through its interior, and when a general knowl- edge of its mineral and other resources is imparted through the medium of its own merits, the Territory must become a populous and progressive empire. Each suc- cessive day presents her more favorably, which must result in a prosperity espe- cially flattering. The capacity of its iuexhaustible 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 description are surpassed in no particular by any other quarter of the globe. Its latitude seems specially adapted to the culture of fruits, whose flavor is remarkable in its richness. The grazing lauds are very rich in all varieties of wild nutritious grasses, and the almost illimitable bench and mountain lands present a 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 make an unbroken descent of nearly 200 feet, and measuring more than ^> 300 feet in width in their narrowest part. It is also rich in mineral springs, whose curative properties for almost every disoiuie that flesh is heir to, although not gener^ly known, are said to be a feature that must become an important factor m its development. Timber is also plentiful, and many other advantages, with improved facilities, must form the sequel which will be rovcal«d in a alorious destiny. ] HARDWOOD LUMBER I WAGOM STOCK,".S;TTf!^^Jt?W- O PI O o C3 CO CO CO CO I i 1 i ill 1 ill iif It 'f II mine DDllfCDIim 9 Pn ManaAMtarenorFliie 119 bt ^nttoaierj TMCt &• F. CO 1356 Idaho — Albion-Bellevue. ALBION. Cassia County. A post and express office; the county seat; population 300. Bascome James, county treasurer BoBcom & Robison, gen mdse Bridger J, justice c>f the peace Bnrstrom A, grist-mill COBB CHAB>L£S> attomey-at- law and postmaster Grant G S, county commissioner Gray C M, county commissioner Gray T M, county assessor HABRINQTON J E. sheriff Uarronne J £, probate judge Howell R M, hotel Jorden £ A, county commissioner Lucas G L, druggist and physician Mahoney & Chatburn, saw-mill Merriam Chas, hotel O'Connor M, saloon Parke & Wells, butchers Riblet Frank, U S deputy mineral veyor and county surveyor Van Loonen C L, gen mdse Weathemenan 8 P, county auditor Weldon & Co, blacksmiths Weldon G H, wagonmaker Wright Benj, carpenter sur- ALMO. Cassia County. A post-office. Durfee James M, blacksmith DTJB.FEE M B> merchant, farmer and Jwstmaster wards Thomas, farmer Gwin Frank, gen mdse Owslej* Lee, stock raiser Taylor Jamca, blacksmith Yost Charles, farmer AMERICAN FALL. Oneida County. A post-office, situated on Snake River, at the crossing of the Oregon Short Line R. R. About a mile below the Falls is a first-class ferry, owned by T T Danilson and Frank Campbell, which does an exten- sive business all the season. DANILSON & CAMPBELL (T T Danilson and Frank Campbell), pro- prietors American Falls Ferry Oliver Seth H, postmaster ARCO. Altubas County. A post-office. Powell Go W, saloon Smith Isaac, general merchandise Watkins W & Co, general merchandise ATLANTA. Altoras County. A post and express office, 18 miles from Rocky Bar. Alywin G, hotel Casey Jas H, saw-mill and blacksmith Davis Nelson, brewery Smith C W, saloon Spath L, bootmaker Swanholm H, general merchandise Turner Rufus H, butcher BANNISTER. Leuhi County. A post-office. Andrews Thomas H, hotel and post- master Brooks D H, general merchandise Dobson Thomas, justice of peace Dolon John, saloon Gaylord John C, hotel G(N)CH CHAS> mining recorder KiilU J H, constable Kennett W H, hotel Martin C H, saloon McClue L, general merchandise McDonald John, notary public and at- tomey-at-law Raleigh Jos, blacksmith Skinner M B, brick manufacturer Vreeland F'H, carpenter and builder BATTLE CREEK. Oneida County. Post-office Clifton, PAXTLL CHAS> hotel and general mer- chandise BEAVER. Oneida Counit. A post-office. Bassett Bros, National Park Stage Line and saloon Mount & Co, butchers Stoddard D & Son, saw -mill Thomas W N, saw-mills VAN NOY & CO, saw, shingle and pluning-mills and general merchau* disc PIONEER IRON WORKS. BELLEVUE. Altubas County. A post and express office. Alexander M, dry goods and clothing Aylwin Gad, general rnerchandise Blackenger & Son, butchers Brock L T & Co, druggists Coffin Bros, hardware and tinware Cohn & Frankcuheimer, dry goods, clothing, boots and bhocs | €AfLLEH. TUBGLE i CO., WEXIMN H>RD WOODS."».*.'g>;KSiJ!'- Idaho — Boulder-Coeur UAlene. 1359 BRADLET BB08 (F W and F J Brad- ley), general merchandise, feed and Bale itablea BRIDGE. Cassia County. A poit-office. KIBK LEEi general merchandise s> BROWNLEE. Wahhinotom CoiTNTT. 8ee Ruthburg. CO BULLION. Altcras County. A post and express office. Dueray Miss Kate, boardiag-house FuUer & Co, livery stable Harrington Dan, saloon HOBTON E W, saloon La Grande Mrs, millinery and notions Lingo John, freighter Murphy P J, hotel Myers John, butcher Phelan ft Hayes, sen mdse Rile^ ft Traoey, druggists 8oofield E, bootmaker Smith ft Kayser, saloon Snodgrass ft Co, saloon Swift J ft Co, gen mdse CAMiRON. Nxz Peroxs County. A post-office. CAMEBONlED W> postmaster CASTLE CREEK. OwYHKK County. A post-office, miles from Silver City. PRESET W:H, postmaster 28 CHALLIS. Custer County. A post-office, and county seat. Albiez Fred, brewery Ashton ft Fenell, blacksmiths Boyd Robert, hotel Bnner James, blacksmith Burns Jamee, probate judge Carroll J C, saloon Carroll John, county assessor Clasby ft Hogle, saloon Colom H 0, butcher Davis E K, sheriff Dosnher George, restaurant HiDstetter C, bootmaker Hull Richmond, postmaster Hull R N, watchmaker and jeweler " IDAHO MESSENGER." R A Pierce ft Son proprietors Johnson E P, attorney-at-Iaw Johnson ft Onderdonk, attomeys-at-law Johnston L H, assayer M^^tf Keenan, Watson ft Moore (John P Kee- nan, Enus Wataon and J Moore), saloon Mulvaney Mrs A M, hotel. Bay House Onderdonk Jas L, attorney-at-law Pierce R A, attorney-at-law FIERCE R A ft SON, proprietors "Idaho Messenger " Scott ft Tennell, saloon Shoup Geo L ft C 1, gen mdse Shoup James M, county treasurer Smith A K ft Co, druggists STORRS Pi general merchandise Swain E M, dentist Talbot C P, county surveyor Van Camp ft Walt, livery and feed Van Horn H, coroner Weed Mrs J D, hotel Wheeler Rollin, varieties Whitsets E C, county auditor and re- corder Willis ft Street (F B Willis and R Y Street), livery and feed. Bay House] | Wood B F, saloon and restaurant Wood Mrs J R, hotel CLAYTON. Custer CotNTY. A post-office. Gardner B, saloon Jaquish H D, gen mdse MEGRATH ft THOMAS, general merchandise Salmon River Mining ft Smelt'ng Co Stephenson ft Taylor, saloon Williams F H, saw-mill COEUR D'ALENE. Kooi'ENAi County. A post-office and county seat. Adams — , physician Bristow — , coroner Cradlebaugh J, district attorney Lee L, saloon Jjewis M E ft Co, saloon Melder H, probate judge Openheimer Z, treasurer Pain Joseph, harness and saddlery PANNENTER B. sheriff Treadwell J, hotel Wood C W, justice of the peace Wormacott Geo B, county clerk and auditor Wormacott ft Openheimer, gen mdse and saloon Wright M D, assessor TEATON C F. general merchandise and postmaster CO c CO c > z o o o ■ VI II 4 h HMDWQOC LL'IXBER. WHITS JIROii Street, ». F. „ 18 A IS Main and 14 A lO Bpear Orexon Ash, Maple and Alder. mUlSBHtVEBimiltGO.. . ■weMion Bravtmiui* fiTy.JEmEB8,"y,aygi?'^ 1360 Idaho — Cottcnwood-Fish Haven. COTTONWOOD. Idaho Couittt. A post-of&oe. BROWN L Pi hotel and postmaster COUNCIL VALLEY. WAtiHiNOTOir CocNTT. A poat-oflSoe, situated on Weiser River, about 55 miles northeast of Weiser City. The sniTounding hills are oovered with fine timber and abundance of game. Anderson Rufus, blackamithing Anderson William, hunter Copeland James, stock raiser Draper John, mfr washbg machine Oroseolose Jacob, grain and cattle raiser Qroseclose Newton, singing teacher Oroseolose Oscar, blacksnuth Harp Samuel, farmer Harp Wm, wagonmaker Kesler Alex, bootmaker Kesler Lewis, fur dealer Lakev John, nurseryman Lovelace & Sou, fruit raisers Lovelaod Wm, plow mfr Moser Anderson, wheat fan mfr Moser Oeorge, farmer and lumber Moser Oeorge Jr, contractor and builder SICHA£l»Oir DAVID J. school teacher Thompson John, carpenter White Robert, gen mdse and postmas- ter Winckler Geo Jr, brewery Winokler Martin, mfr sulky-rakes CRYSTAL. CUSTBB COUKTY. A post-offico. Osgood D F, saloon FECK ftlWOOZLEYf general merchan- dise and postmaster Vader Mrs L S, hotel CUSTER. Custer County. A post-office. Bonfkosky H, liquors and clothing FASSITT J B> general merchandise and postmaster Jones Ed, saloon Levinson & Co, general merchandise Levy Sam k Co, saloon White P, livery EAGLE ROCK. Oneida County. A post-ofHce, on the Utah & Northern Ry, 201 miles from Ogden. Anderson Bros, gen mdse AHDEBSOH J 0. postmaster Buck Orville, stock raiser Bush J H, general merchandise Chamberlain D F, restaurant and sa- loon Glenn J k Co, seneral merchandise Hash A J, blacksmith Heath Geo F, stock raiser Hiffham Chas, stock raiser Kelly Feter, vegetables Lingo J H, general merchandise Martin C G, stook raiser McKee J W, express agent Miller E, restaurant Oneida Salt Works depot, J C Ander- son agent Felot 0, livery stable Reed J M, general merchandise Snake River Water Co, J C Anderson asent Taylor Samuel F, stock raiser Winn E F & Co, saloon Wright Thomas W, stock raiser EMMETTSVILLE. Ada County. A post-office. BASCOME Ai hotel and postmaster Hamersy W M, saloon Johnston James, general merchandise Smith Jonathan, wheelwright Wardwell James, lumber Witt J V R, lumber Womack A, blacksmith FALK'S STORE. Ada County. A post-office^ 28 miles northwest of Boise City. Cartwright W R, postmaster Delona P B, physician FALK N ft nRO> general merchandise Fouts J E, saloon Grover Wm, baotmaker McFarland A J, justice of peace Salmon B F, hotel and feed stable FALLS. Oneida County. A post-office. SMITH H J» assistant postmaster OD FISH HAVEN. Bear Lake County. A post-office, 34 miles northeast of Logan, and 14 miles east of Frauklin. Population 100. (rardner Geo, cabinetmaker Howell Henry, fanner CUVIN NUniNG S SON, Mauu*1a«>tarevs all Iiind^i IROIM WOUK. «B.e7 Main StreeC, fiiau Fraaciaco- HUEH. TUGGLE t CO.. VENEERS "KiRSSKJ^ Idaho — Fiah Haven-Gihhonaville. 1361 Johnson Gbrit, fiaherman Ndion H P, fanner Shirley Thomas 0, blacksmith Shirley Wm H, painter Smith Thomas, builder Stock Ed, farmer STOGK JOHNi get^oral merchandise and postmaster FORffAPWAI. Nkz Perou Coumty. See Lapwai. FORT LEMHI. Leiihi County. A post-offioe, 16 miles southeast of Salmon City. HOOKENSMITH J H. mining and stock raiser Kaufman Maer, postmaster Notewire A B, blacksmith Shenon Phil, hotel FRANKLIN. Oneida County. A post-office, on the Utah and Northern By., 78 miles from Ogden. Is distinguished by its being the first town located in the Territory, and has a population of 600. Its support is derived from the agricultural interests, and it is in a health locality, and has a prospect of substantial development. Co-operative Store, gen mdse Eastman O F, harness and saddlery Nash J B, blacksmith STALKER A ft SON. general mer- chandise, liquors, furniture, and un- dertaking goods Webster W L & Son, gen mdse FREEDOM. Idaho County. A post-office. CANE C F ft SONS, hotel and stable Fockler I S, butcher Peterson E, house painter Rolern Chas, bootmaker Wood & Fockler, gen mdse Wood John, hotel and feed stable feed GALENA. Alturas County. A post-office, 40 miles southeast of Atlanta. Hyde & Casey, saloon Kellogg James, saloon Mahon & Rossitor, livery stable MERBIAM ft OABNE. general mer- chandise Molton & Mahon, saloon Murry Robert, hotel Newton L A, restaurant Shaw E B, gen mdse and agt Pacific Express Stock L & Co, bakery Stock Wm, blacksmith Weaver Nelse, meat market Wilhnoth F M, hotel GENESEE. Nez PIR0B3 County. A post-office. Grostein R, gen mdse LEVY A> postmaster Levy L B, stock raiser Sampson & Adamson, blacksmiths Sampson E A, livery stable Viedts Mrs E, hotel GENTILE VALLEY. Oneida County. A post-office, 10 miles southeast of Swan Lake, a station on the Utah and Northern Ry. PECK C Wi general merchandise and postmaster Thatcher J B, general merchandise GEORGETOWN. Bear Lake Coitnty. A post-office, 90 miles northeast of Malad City . Pop- ulation 140. BarkduU Nicholaus, hotel Haff J G, boot and shoemaker LEWIS H A, postmaster Smith Brus, general merchandise Smith ft Thomas, lumber Barrey M, bootmaker ^ , , , , CABJTE J E. notary public and post-, Hickey Mrs John, hotel master 1 1daho Gold Mining Co, quartz-miU Cook Wm, saloon GIBBONSVILLE. Lbhhi County. A post-office. Anderson G D, quartz-mill Barely Chas J, mining supt and notary public Bonti James, postmaster Casey James, boardiog Davis Bros, saw-mill Dearson & Brown, saloon FAHET niREMIAH. general mer- chandise Fours J, carpenter Grill Julius P, constable hotel 7^ oo oo Kirk & Smith, butchers GO HARDWOOD UJMBERiWAGDH STOCK *.lfiT«iS'&S«""«" :^] 9 ^■1 ill MASONIC OUTFITS, ¥JSA.««:tVe*r«f."af5?StV*' 1362 Idaho — Oihhonsville-Hailey. MoAdair B, sencral merobandiM Meant John A, Biloon Pieraon D J, saloon 8CANUNJ0HN Stall D W, carpenter Stall J, blaoksmith Tingley & Co, quartz-mill Wood N B, hotel GIMLET. Alturas Covntt. a poat-offioe. FOSTER J B> hotel and poatmaster Roborts V J ft Co, general merchandise GLENN'S FERRY. Cassia County. A poat-offioe. Cannon Jamea, hotel Clement J A, blackamith Collina ft Co, gen mdae and railroad contractors Fay C, restaurant Olenn G P, postmaster BAMSDELL W L> general mdse GLENWOOD. Idaho Countt. A post-office. CODER MRS M L. postmistress GOOSE CREEK. Cassta Cocntt. a post-office, 14 m^es northwest of Albion. Manno ck John M, livery stable THATCHER H M. postmaster and general merchandise GRANGEVILLE. Idaho Cocntt. A post-office. Alexander ft Co, general merchandise Crooks J L, butcher Crooks J M, flour-mill Davis T J, carpenter Gordon A H, general variety store Strears George, aaloon Titman A H, hotel HAILEY. Alturas County. A post and expreas office. Anderaon W P, attomey-at-law Angel Texas, attomey-at-law Aneel ft Sullivan, attomeya-at-law bacne O, tailor Badon J H, assayer Baker H W, fruit, etc Bamfield J M, livery stable Bartach ft Willis, wholesale liquora Beatty Jaa H, attorney -at-law Biahop ft Conklin, aaaayera Bixby G L, aaaessor Brew T H, groceriea Brooka R, barber Bruner P M, diatriot attorney Burkett J M, banker agt for T R Jones, Salt Lake Burkhart H L ft Co, stationery Burkhart H Z, express agt, stationery, Barns John H, attomey-at-law Burns J W, butcher Cavanah F P, U S dep miu'l surveyor Cederholm ft Co, doors, sash, blinds, etc OLAT C H> proprietor " Wood River News Miner " Cliff ft McKay, hardware Coffin Bros, hardware Cramer E, hides Crowe Rev S E, pastor M E Church Culp Isaac, hotel Daft E, assayer Douhitt Wm, attomey-at-law Eccles ft Qnantrell, lumber mfrs Ensign F £, attomey-at-law Failor G W, saloon FOX J Q, general merchandise Fox L, butcher French ft Stinson, saloon Friedman S J, dry goods Fuld Leon, fancy goods Ganahl Frank, attomey-at-law ORAT D H. aheriff Gusler W H, saloon Hall, Cederholm ft Co, lumber HARDIHO ft CLAT (F Harding and C H Clay), editors "Wood River News Miner " Heckethom E, fruit and vegetables Hendrick E H, watchmaker and jeweler Hendricks ft Stevens, restaurant Jackson ft McKibben, blacksmiths Jones C W (Jones ft F x), attys-at-law Jones ft Fox (C W Jones and G Fox), real estate and mining brokers and abstracts of titles Jones T R, banker Keoun Thomas, blacksmith Kings buryjft McGowan, attorneys KIHPGffiuRY N C> asst postmaster Kohlipp George, brewer Lead ley Lawrence, county oomnussioner Lee R H, civil engineer Lemmon E B, attorney-at-law Lewis J I, county commissioner May, Kreig ft Co, gen mdse McElroys C A, varieties McFarland M, U 8 dep mini surveyor Miller Miss L, restaurant Miller S B, physician and surgeon Miller W M, dentist Milliken , physician ^oar O L, dentist Morrill J K, livery stable CO 00 00 CO CO ca s t i IK fl) J z I HARDWOOD LUMBER i WAGON STOCK.'lf JTf nfSp.Vif/rr *ILEH. TU6GLE t CO.. SPAWISH CEDAR. MAM »p«ar M. Wan Franc l«re. i CO CM £2 a &0 Idaho — Hailey-Idaho City. 1363 Murray E S, physician Nelson Chas, livery stable Noble W B, gen mdse Oldham J ft Co, saloon Parsons C, saloon PARSONS OEO H> postmaster and probatejudge Peakes J B ft Co, saloon PefleyPJ, saddler Perkins A H, saloon PICOTT T B> editor "Wood River Daily TimeT' Pratt Rev E, clergyman (Presbyterian) Ramey James S, suoon Riley ft Tracy, druggists Riley W T, real esiate agent Rupert J A, drugeist Rynearson W S, blacksmith Sanders B ft Sons, boots and shoes Sherman Fred, bakery Sielaff Adolph, hardware Stahley ft Ri&fter, butchers STEVENS ft HTTMPHBETS (J Ste- vens and S O Humphreys), Nevada Chop House and lodgings Swift J O ft Co (J O Swift, T E Cloheoy aud W H Oreenhow), gen mdse Tone Edward B, U S deputy mineral surveyor Twogood James H, lodging-honse Vanlandingham M H, county commis- sioner Van Ness J H ft Co, hotel Vorberg A E, brewery Waldron Daniel E, attomey-at-law Walker L, barber Ward H, furniture White F, A, furniture Wilman ft Walker, gen mdse "WOOD RIVER DAILT TIMES," T E Picott editor Wood River Ice Co "WOOD RIVER NEWS MINER ' ( The), C H Clay proprietor WOOI> RIVER MEWS- MINER Published every Saturday at HAILET, ALTURAS COUNTY. IDAHO, BY a H, CLAY, The Nbws-Minbr is a 32 column folio ; is the official organ ot the County, and every week contains a summary of the Territorial news, and Wood River in particular. Subscription— $5.00 per year; 93.00 for six months, and $2.00 per quarter. HORSE SHOE BEND. Boise Codnty. A post-office, 20 miles northwest of Idaho City. CLARK H H, postmaster and geutral merchandise IDAHO CITY. Boise County. A post and express of- fice ; the county seat; distant from Boise City, the Territorial capital, 30 miles, in a northeasterly diru.^^>nn There are Jaily sta<^'^ connecting it with Winnemucu ■ '•.i the Central Pa- cific R. R., and Xii. -".tilla, Oragon, on the Columbia River, passing tnrough Boise City. It is the second city in size, as well as in commercial importance, of the Territory, and its location is decid- edly superior, having gold and ulver bearing lodes, besides an extensive agri- cultural and grazing district, to main- tain its supremacy. There are several warm springs in the vicinity of the place, that are the source of much pleas- ure and health to the residents who bathe in and drink of their waters. The population is 800 or more. Ainslie Geo, attorney Barry £ W ft Co, gen mdse Brown J W, notary public and attorney Butler Qilbert, surveyor and mining ea- ^neer Carroll T, auditor and recorder Cave J, blacksmith Church F F, Mt Boise County Bank Cowan J, blacLsmith Emery J B, dry goods Ension F E, attorney Freidlnger H, cigars and tobacco Harley John, blacksmith Hart T S, probate judge HaugN, liquors Hauston ft Gray, attomeys-at law Hawley J H, attorney "IDAHO WORLD, Jones ft Co, pro- prietors JONES & CO (Herman and Chas E Jones), publishers "Idaho World" Kennaly J, hardware Kingsley C S, attorney Luney M G, hotel , Maiitz Wm, bootmaker McClintock D, livery stable and sheriff Meyer ft Smith, drugs and varieties Miller F, liquors Morans Mrs C, boots and dry goods Orchard A, assessor and tax collector Phillips J, harnessmaker Richards G W, county clerk and supt of schools SB C o m O o &0 &0 r;; 'I ■i 3 1 HARDWOOD lOMBER, WHITE BROS.. 13 St 1» Malnnnd 14 * 1« Spear St, ». F. Oak. Aah, Hickory, Haple. Ckerry. etc. 1 1 lOUIS BHMEBIIIHII i CO .*.'5Sffg?.Sg •' "" • r- or Fine I I Q MoatgomerT nd Work, | 1 3 StreS, 8. F 1364 Idaho — Idaho Gity-Ketchum. and Rothwell W J, physician Ruble H, general merchandise Schnell Fred, barber SILSBT S 0> books, stationerjr postmaster Smith I, county treasurer and druggist Tiucher & Holland, liquors Zipf H, physician INDIAN CREEK. Alturas Cocntt. Post-office Boise City, Ada County. OORDES JAMES 0, general mer- chandise, hotel and stock raiser ISLAND. Cassia Cocntt. A post-office. HOAOLAND EDWASD T. postmas- ter JESSIE. Cassia Cocntt. A post-office. Michii^an Placer Mining Co STARCH T A, postmaster and general merchandise JOHN DAY'S CREEK. Idabo Cocntt. A post-office, on a trail up Salmon River, leading to Florence and Warrens. Gould N & Co (Gould & Pollock), saw- mill SHERWIN E R, postmaster SHERWIN & SONS, general mer- chandise, miners' imj'lements, deilers in horses and cattle and geiieral ranching JUNCTION. LEHnt Cocntt. A post-office, 48 miles sontheast of Salmon City. Bush John, saw-mill Lane J D, blacksmith Paulus Louis, carpenter Pulver Geo A & Co, saloon Eees 11 G, justice of peace STEPHENSON A a> postmaster and hotel Stone E A, general merchaudise Wright A F, general mcrchaudise KELSO. Cassta Cocntt. A post-office. BAKER H A, farmer and postmaster Barnes G, farmer Barnes H, farmer Barnes I, farmer Barnes S D, farmer Bull W A, farmer Burrows Ann, farmer Chaso H H, farmer Christopher S, fatmer Dunn C, fanner Farmer S, herder Guinn F, farmer Hovey O D, farmer Kelso J W, farmer Kimpton Amelia, farmer Kimpton G S, freighter Kimpton H, freighter and peddler Kimpton J B, farmer Larsen P, farmer Marx F F, mining engineer McAlistor I, farmer MoAlister R, farmer Miller G W, stock tender Naff J, farmer Neal W, teamster Nichols I B, mining engineer Pierce J, farmer Reid I, herder Rice H, fanner Schwabacher S, mining engineer Shangle W, farmer Shepard W, herder Stevenson J, f armc .- Yost C, farmer KETCHUM. A post and express Althbas Cocntt. office. Adams A, lumber Adams Charles, saloon Ames Edwafd, agt Wells, Fargo A: Co Baxter P, hotel Bender ... Lr..,iiman, butchers Boyle Jonn, mining engineer Brooks , restaurant Burgess M D, builder Coe & C&rter, railroad ^ie contractors Cook H E, jaweler and postmaster Dnrkee , saloon Fenning James, saloon Ford James, saloon Fort James, c(>iistable and night watch- man Goldberg , pawnbroker Guyer , smelter Hall, Oedarholm bt Co, sash and door mfrs Harding G l, editor and propr "Ket- chum iveystone" Harris Benjamin, saloon Heyman William, attorney-at-law flimcB Mrs, lodging-house Holland Green, saloon rnlaUn bCLLo,No. ^7 Main 9 s:'^...Tr CAIVIN HUTTING S SOU. mi TOGGLE & CO.. WAGOll LOMEIB.'Sf.'SaEtS.r- Q Co I I f« rs 1^ 3P t tch- ft. I» §8 t^ ioor 3> Cet- 'A xS •«» n« • 2 o N Idaho — Ketchum-Levdsion. 1365 G L Hughes John, laloon Hyndman Wm, attorney-at-Iaw Jamen George, butcher Judge James, sal oon "EXTCHUM KEYSTONE.' Harding editor and proprietor Lavell & Lewis, lumber Lewis 1 1, druggist Metzler George, livery stable Miller Charles, supt Philadelphia Min- ing and Smelting Co Miller Joseph, mining engineer Miner John I, assayer Mitchel & Brugge, saloon Mitchell Thomas, brewer Moore Bros, blacksmiths Newman D L, livory stable Newman E B, blacksmith Pefly P J, harness and saddlery Phelps &, Granam, general merchandise Pilmer John, contractor rinkham E F, hardware PINKHAM & LEONARD, general merchandise Richie J H, dentist and mining expert Rivers J L, blacksmith Roberts L, saloon Robinson L B, iloiir and feed store Rooks & Johnson, butter depot Sterrett & Johnson, saloou Stewart H F, news depot Swift J & Co, general nierchandise Taylor & Hastings, assayers aud sur- veyors Taylor William, livery stable Thrash & Sons, cigar« and stationery Uhl — , bootmaker West R C, restaurant LANEVILLE. Cassia Countt. Post-office Albion, Spark Hugh A, general merchandise LAPWAI. Nez Perces County. A post-office, li miles southeast of Lewiston, Bartholf — , physiciaiii Fort Lapwai BOISE L a, postmaster and general * merchandise Coffin W V, physician Forso A G, captain Fort Lapwai Hearn L G, lieutenant Fo-t Lapwai Montieth C E, Indian agon: Pearson E P, major Fort Lapwai Williams C A, lieutenant Fort Lapwai LEESBURG. Lemhi County. A post-office, 8 miles northeast of Salmon City, Guu m M D, justice of the peace LEWISTON Nez Perces County. A post and ex- press office; the county seat. Pres- ent population about 1,'200. Situated at the head of navigation on the Snake River and at the mouth of the Clearwater, 400 miles above Port- land. The town is one of the oldest in the northwestern country. It was first settled in 185G, and incorporated ns a city as early as 1867. It is in a favora- ble position as a trading point, and has always enjoyed prospevity. It has sus- tained some set-backs by reason of In- dian depredations, which have scared otf ttio farming community from the adjacent country aud kept out immi- gration. But trouble from this source has not been apprehended for the last four years, a^ the settlers and Indians have acted mora in accord with one another, ^t present, on the reserva- tion, a few miles from town, there are between 700 and 800 of as peaceablo aborigines as can be fotxnd. Some of them have adopted American customs to a certain extent, and not a few have embraced Christianity, having spirit ual comfort administered to them by pi-eHcbors of their own race. So the country ia settling up with a con- fident aud stalwart clasf of agricultur- alists, whose prosperity has a marked efFfJct on the growth of Lewiston. Many buildings, for bu.sines8 purposes and for residences are, at present writing, being erected. Mr C. C. Bunnell's new brick stove and tinware factory, just ap- {iroaching completion, possesses a pecu- iar feature and one highly recommended by fire underwriters. The peculiarity is a heavy wooden frontage, entirely coverad with thin sheet iron, which is said to be the most otfectivo fire-proof front extant — better than the wrought or cast iron front because not liable to warp. We can see the philosophy of this and think, in case of lire, Mr. Bun- nell has the proper protection. The tow u posseRses two llonrirg mills, several churches, two excellent weekly newspapers — the Nez Perce liavs, edited by Mr. A F. Parker, and the Teller by Messrs. A. Leland & Son —and an ox- tensive brewery, besides several of the largest mercantile houses of this or the neighborin'^ Territories. Stages stJirt from thi* place for every inland point — the line from Lewiston to Cheney (on the Northern Pacific 11. R,) Kassing through the important towns of [oscow, Palouse City, Farmington, Spangle, and connecting at Palouse City OO .VI 7R &o ct> ■l! J c/> C/7 CD C/3 CD on. UllSnUtfnnn l IIIIDCD white »K0.><., i;* & is Wuln ami 14 & Irt Spear nAnUVlUulJ L'JmDtn, m, M. F. nuns, »»okes. Kims. Poles, IShartB. etc. i (I : i| i MASONIC OUTFITS (Hoelety Go«da, etc., at W0BCR088 A. €0.. Maaonle Temple, Me. « P«st Street, 8. F. 1366 Idaho — Lev/iston. -S and Farmington with stages for Colfax. The hotel accommodatiousof liowiston are of the first order being second to none in the northwest. The two hotels are the Baymond, under the proprietor- ship of Mrs. R. Saux & Co., and the Hotel de France, by Mme. M. Le Fran- cois. Ale.xauder Joseph, gen nidsa and city councilman Baird Bros (Ezra and Wm Baird), T S 1 1 Billings mgr, saddlers, harnessmakers k| and livery ' I Baird E, mayor Beall A T, city surveyor and engineer Bell William, U S Siie;nal Obserx'er in charge Lewiaton Military Telegraph Office Billings T S, mgr Baird Bros harness shop Binnard Abraham (Grostein & Binnard, and M J Greeuberg k Co) BOA£DMAN GEOEGE, Delmoaico i^estauraiit BONHOBE EUGENE J, manager Hotel de France Bonner J J, painter, paints, oils, etc Boston Alvin, dentist BREARLEY JOHN, N W Brearley cashier, banker and insurance and llouring-mill and saw-mili Brearley N W, cashier John Brearley Buck Norman, district judge BUNNELL C C. hardware, stoves and tinware BUNNELL D D, with C C Bunnell Chapman Br >8 & ThatiliiT, saw-mill CMNDINOG & DUBUC (John Clin- dining and Joseph Dubiic), wholesale butchers CLINDINING JOHN (Clindining & Ihibuc) COBURN C P, deputy U S internal revenue collector Cooper T B, blacksmith and macliiiiist COOPER W B (Hale & ( 'ooper) Dalzell Louis, vegetables Oamas Alfre.i, i'fvsrai merchandise DARR ELIAS (Tapl.n & Darr) DAU D F, w.uf anK B, sheriC and livery sta- 'S2 ble i*** HOTEL DE FRANCE, Mrs M Le Francois proprietress, Eugene J Bon- bore manager (see adv) Howard Howard W, county assessor Howe J M, register U L Land OiHoo Hudson Thomas H, justice of peace Hunt W P, post master HUNTER WM (S Gray & Co) ISAMAN S G & CO (S G Isaman ami D S Dent), drugs and stationery, eto JOHNSTON DAVID, blacksmitii, horseshoer and general jobber Keater John, draynxan aud city counr" , man Kettenbach W F, insurance KrcES Charles (t, watches and jewelry LADOW & MOONEY, piopr stage line to Cheney via Mohcow LE FRANCOIS MRS M. proprietress Hotel (le 1- ra.ice (see adv) Leitch Michael, propr Colfax Stnjje Line, res Leitohv il' i, W T LELAND ALONZ(' (A Ldand & Son), iittor(U'y-at-hiw LELAND A & SON (Alonzo au.l (.'harlfs F liclaiul), publishers "Lewis- ton 'IVlli-r" LELAND CHARLES F (A Lelan.l k "LEWiSTON TELLER" (weekly), A Leland & iSon publishers Lindsay John N, county commissioner LITTLE H W, pharmacist and drug- :.ist, Main, head of Ith LOEWENBERG BROS ( Bcmharl ami Herniuii Loewenberji), geuerul uier chan«rry,ete. AllEH, TUGGLE t CO., WAGON LnMBER/SaVJ^asaL^.^' 4 QQ Idaho — LewUton. 1367 McGregor Alexander, wholesale and re- tail Uqaors and agricultural imple- ments McOTTUtE UBS E N, dressmaker Meister Oeorge & Son (George and George Jr), Dutohers Monroe R J, receiver^U S Land Office Moxley J Q, drugs, books and stationery Mulkey Wesley, Clearwater Flouring Mill Munoiney J B, city councilman "NEZ PERCE NEWS" (THE) (week- ly), A F Parker editor and propri- etor (see adv) Nymeyer B A, county surveyor PARKER A Ft editor and proprietor, "Nez Perce News" (see adv) Poe J W, district attorney first district Quackenbush A, attorney-at-law and district attorney RAin> JASPER, attorney-atlaw, stock raiser and real estate (see adv) RAYMOND HOUSE, Mrs Raymond Saux & Co pro p ri e tors (see adv) ROUX ANDREW, barber shop and baths SAUX MRS RAYMOND & CO. (Mrs li Saux and W E Timberlake), proprietors Raymond House (^ee adv) Schleicher Robert, stage agent Scott Wallace (John P VoUmer & Co) Shearman W, tannery Smith Al, lumber SFRENGER MRS J B, millinery and dress inakijig (seo adv) Squier H, saloon STAINTON H W, physician and mt- ^eon StirlinaF S, physician TAPIIN & DARR (Frank Taplin and Elias Darr), blacksmiths, horseshoers and general jobbers Thatcher C A & Son (C A and C E Thatcher), general merchandise TIMBERLAKE W E (Mrs Raymond Saux & Co) Trimble Hank, liquors U S Land Office, J M Howe register, R J Monroe icceiver Vincent J K, city recorder, justice of the peace, auctioneer and conimission merchant Vining Mrs C, millinery and dressimaker Vollmer John P & Co (John P Vollmer aud Wallace Scott), gen mdse WALSH MRS H J, private boarding (see adv) Wardwell WJD, city marshal WEISOERmi BROS (John and Chris t Weisgerber), brewery WHITE MRS M A, milliuer Wiggins Lot, wagonmakcr Wildenthaler S, bakery and gen mdse WILLIAMS M M, manufacturer and dealer in furniture aud bedding and upholsterer Wintsch Conrad, groceries and liquors Wisegerber C, city councilman NORTHWESTERN STAQE LINE, LADOW & MOONEY, Proprietors. Stages of this line run between Lewiston and Cheney, daily, via Genesee, Moscow, Palouse City, Farmington and Spangle, carrying the U. S. Mail, Wells, Fargo and Co's Express, and Tassengers, and connecting at Palouse City with Stages for Colf.ix, and at Cheney with Stages for Medical Lake, Spokane Falls, and all pointson the Fend d'Oroille Division of the ^^orth- crn Pacific Railroad. GO CO c CO c o m o CO VVT ^ C/3 C/3 C/3 UADnujnnn l IIIIDCU WIHT*; KUOM., 13 * 1.^ Huln hujI t4 a lOSiwar nAtlUVrUUll LUmDCtl, »t,l* F B»Uuk Walnwt, Himiatih Ocaar, < '^i.«'«i-». l! 1368 Idaho — Lewiston. C. C. BUNNELL, p STEEL, NAILS. lEOisr, TINWARE, HARDWASE, Mining anl Famini: Impleients, CUTLERVT Rope* Wire, Toola. Ete LEWISTON, IDAHO TERRITORY. NEW BRICK BUILDING. NEW GOODS. NEW PRICES. Delmonieo Restaurant, LEWISTON. IDAHO. GEORGE BOARDMAN Proprietor. HEAL8atALLHOnRS,DayorNi£lit. A FIRST-CLASS BAIl in attached, where the best of Wiiie«, TJquora and Ci^rs are kept Board per Week 85.00 Board per I>ay i.oo COR. OF SECOND AND C STREETS. LEWISTON IDAHO TERRITORT. Board and Lodging from $1.50 to $2.50 per day. This Rotcl has been retaken by the undersigned and entirely robuill;, and is ittpt strictly as a lirst-claaa hotel. Sample Rooms for Commercial Travelers, and I riuf;e. MME. LE FRANCOIS. Idaho — Lewiston. 1369 THE REPRESENTATIVE JOURNAL OF THE FAR NORTHWEST. OFFICIAL PAPER Of the Counties of Nez Perce, Idaho and Shoshone. OFFICIAL PAPER of the CITY of LEWISTON, —AND ALSO- Vhited States Official Paper for Nm*th Idaho* THE NEZ PERCE NEWS, A LIVE, WESTERN JOURNAL, Full of Western Snap and Vim. THE PAPEB TO THE PAPER TO SrBSCRIBE FOR. THE NEZ PERCE NEWS Circulates in all the Mining Camps and Agricultural Dis- tricts of Idaho Territory, Eastern Washington and British Columbia, and is therefore The Best Advertising Medium in the Great Interir r, Makes a specialty of describing the Agricultural and other resources of this new couutry, and is for that reason largely sought after by those desiring itifonn.ition about the Northwest. The sanu! muiins have spread its reputation over a more than territorial area. $3.00 per annum in advance. Published at Lewistout Idahoi every Thursday, by A. F. PARKER, Editor and Proprietor. i I ■ l! 4 ■7 »l :\i P li ! J: ! i:.^ 1370 Idaho — Lewiaton. MRS. R. SAUX. W. K. TIMBEHLAKE. M^*Wlffi0MS SCWUffi Lewiston, I. T. THIS HOTEL is Newly BuUt, Hajrd-Finished throughout, and is conducted as a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. f^ Special AccommodatioiiB fitr COHHERCIAIi TBATEIiEBS. GENERAL STAGE OFFICE. nan. n. SAIJX a CO., Proprletora. Rstabllshed 1876. LEWISTON NEWSY, LIVELY, RELIABLE. FEARLESS, Outspoken, Intrepid. TELLER. The Most RELIABLE Newspaper in North Idal..^ ^ Tho TuLiiBa lias a circulation over and above any periodical in thia upper countj A. liEliANI* A SO^, Publishers and Proprii'tora. I.KWISTON, IDAHO TERRITORY. MRS. J. B. SPRENGE FASHIONABLE SASIUEL GRAY. Wil. IIUXTER, SAMUEL GRAY & CO.. Manufacturers of and Dealers in Also Dealer in a General Assortment of Farm Harness of all kinds, Concord >4tas«^ HurnoNM, StaKC f^tociiM and IjashcM, LEWISTON, I. T. JASPER RAND Attornt'y at fjaw, I-jewiwton, I. 'X\ REAL ESTATE AGENT, CnllcctDr and Oeucral liusincs.s Agont. Will unilcitakcclmr;;.^ of T'statcs for Absentees. Iii((ui.ics re^anliii' l.:iiiil in lliis vicinity. clucrfiiliv answered. Dealer in Fancy Goods, LEWISTON, I. T. 4^7 The I.ATKST FASHION 1'1-ATlCS and nwst Stvllsli Goods ulwavs on band. PRIVATE BOARBING HOUSE. MRS. H. J. WALSH, Prop'r. .MAIN STUKKT, oj-p. Ti Icgr.vpli Oliicc-, LEWISTON, I. T. Board por Week $6.00 Meals. Fifty Cents. imEH.TUGGlEtCO., CHBBRY LPMBER throusflMmt, »n* *■ "cOm proprietors. liiWlSTON, I. T. r. J. WALSH, Prop'. Jjr Week [eals. Fifty CentB. a o t o CO o 1 .C8 est » PS o H » H o Ph o 18*«0ISpearMt. p Man FraneiHCO. Idaho — Liberty-Middle Vallerj. 1371 LIBERTY. Bkar Lake County. A post-office, 31 miles north of Logan, Utah, and 12 miles north of Franklin. Austin £ N, county and deputy U S mineral surveyor LIDYVILLE. Nkz PEKOBa County. A post-office. Fowler F, blacksmith Morris J, carpeuter OVERACKIiN WM> postmaster LITTLE SMOKY. ALTUBA3 County. See Smoky. LITTLE WOOD RIVER. Alturas County. Post-office Muldoon. CLOHEY T £ & CO. general mer- chandise MALAD CITY. Oneida County. A post-office; the county seat; has daily mails via Utah and Northern TJailway and stage line, distant from Ogdar 80 miles, 35 miles of which is staging. Bolmer L O, tinsmith Chirk Wm, tinsmith Cohn Meyers, constiible DAVIS £ J & CO, lumber mills Drake Isaac, physician Evans H 11, county surveyor Evans KG, justice of the peace Evans W, blacksmith Evans W W, treasurer Fisher W F, county asaes or and col- lector Hale Solomon H, county commissioner Homer W H, sheritF 'lones C P, gen nidse Jones .Jumcs E, justice of the peace Jones J()lia E, under sheriif Jones W P, boots and shoes Kudus Charles, harnessmaker Lewis J, county commissioner Morgan D J, stock raiser MORQAN J W. probate judge, banker Morse Richard, county comnuasioner lleushaw & Simpson, builders and fur- niture Sherman Adna, physician Smith H \V, attoruey-at-law riiews W B, county auditor and clerk district court of 3d judicial district Thews W B & Co, Oneida Flouring-MilU Thomas Fred, furniture Thomas & Owens, gen mdse Thorpe John, lumber-mills Vanderwood A A, gen mdse Williams Benj, stage line Williams J, blacksmith Woods F C, builder and architect Woozley Edward, music tejicher Zion Co-operative Mercantile Institu- tion, gen mdse and Houring-milla MARKET LAKE. Onkida County. A post-office, on the Utah and Northern Railway, 221 miles from Ogden and 17 miles from Eagle Rock. Population 100. APAM S JOHN N, stock raider and postmaster Adams Wm J, stock raiser Booth S M, stock raiser Cutshaw J B, stock raiser Hanes Henry, stock raiser Hite A, stock raiser Lander Thos N, stock raiser Martin Chas, stock raiser Tarter Robert, stock raiser Wright R, stock raiser Wright Thomas, stock raiser MARTIN. Altcius County. A post-office. Boyle Mrs Effie, stage station and groceries MARTIN SAMUEL, postmaster MIDDLETON. Ada County. A post-office, 23 miles west of Boise City. Population 75. Cole & Morton, butchers Lee C E, physician Leggett Geo, hotel Lemp John, saloon Masterson D, blacksmith Pack".rd & Foote, aour-mill Packard & Logan, gen indso SHAINWAU) BROS & CO, general merchandise SHAINWALD J C, postmaster MIDDLE VALLEY. Wasuinuton County. A post-office, 68 miles northwest of Boise City. CANARY J M, and postmaster general merchandise CO c s c o m % 01 o > r o 99 Z > CO H m m H CO > z ■n > 2 O S o o HKRDWOOD LUMBER, WHIVB BROM., IS A 19 Main and 14 * 1« Mpear li"".Fj5Ut Stock, oak Ptank «nd Timber. ill i mine DDIUCDIIIII 9 Pn JKWRIiEBB, oirer CrOOdB lower than any LUUId DnMf LnlnAll & llU., hoawe in the City. ll» nontcomei-y 8t. i 00 II (SO !S H-s m « O t 1372 Idaho — Mink C.^eek-Moacow. MINK CREEK. Oneida County. A post-office. RASSMTJS8EN B, postmaster MONTPELIER. Bear Lake County. A post-office, on the O. S. L. R. B-. 8 niiles northeast of Paris, the county seat. filanchard & Hess, shoe and harness- maker Blanchard W, harnessmaker and assis- tant postmaster Bowen vVm, brewery Burgoyne E, gen mdae Ceelerland A, tailor Follick G, blacksmith Holmes James, hotel Hoover C A, physician and druggist Jones J, blacksmith and hotel Jones Jacob, hotel Kinney & Johns, saloon Lloyd T J, general merchandise Montpelier Co-operative >Store, general nierchiiudise OSBORN D> postmaster and hotel Onale VVni, general merchandise Quaile & licwis, gen mdae llolapp Henry, liiiul attorney MOSCOW. Nez Pkrcks County. A post and ex- press oUioe. It is Hituatfd iu the midst of the Par- adise Valley, IK) miles north of Lewis- ton, and just within the Territorial line. It is reached frimi Lewiston by Ladow & Mooi«>y'H etages, which ascend nearly '2,000 feet tf> the rich, rolling prairie of till' Palouso country. Moscow is per- haps the most thriving town in the county. The Paradise Valley is from ten to fifteen miles in extent, and the most beautiful sprit in tlie district, be- bidea which, it lias contributory to it the fertile tteneaee Valley, twenty milea long. Moscow will be the termi- nus oi (lUf l)rMich of the (). V\. & N. Co. 'a niad, laid out through the Palouse country from Twin Wells, on the North Paicitic. It is I'JO milea by survey from point to point, aiul it is expected to bo finished early next season. The manu- facture of lumber is an important in- dustry along tlie mountains of this vi- cinity. Coii! proprietor Planters' Ho- tel and livery stable (see adv) Haskiiis B, saw-mill — water power, J2 nides north of Moscow HENBY ANDREW, general black- smith and wagonmaker Hiiimau Arvid (Mct^onnell & Hinmaii) HOPKINS C B (Ivan Chase & Co) Johnston Jamcjs, restaurant and lodg- ings KAmALEY JOHN (Wm M McLeod & Co) Kaufmann Wm (Dernham & Kaufinaiiii> LANDES S A, barlxjr shop LANGDON W W, stoves, tin and hardware, agent Wells, Fargo & Co and Northwestern »Stage Co liiou alien A A, gfi mdso McGALIIE J H, dentist (see adv) GO e M 9 2* PR :8 PIONEER IfiON WORKS. CAI^VIW ]VlJTTlX4j} A MU!«, Proprietors. Kstabllwhed 1M4» 2!£7 Slain firtrevt.li» F ■' -M ALIEN. TUGGLE 8 CO. Black Walnut Lumber. " asS Kais."- s I i o o 00 o CI 1 •a IH » o o ►-9 Idaho — MoHcow. 1373 McConnell & Hinman (Robert MoCon- nell aud Aivid Hinman) gen mdae McCONNELL W J & CO (W J Mc- Connell), insurance, general merchan- dise, farming machinery, grain, etc (see adv) McDonald Frank, barber shop MoKEKN W T, attomey-at-law, real estate and collecting agent (see adv) MoLEOD WILLIAM M & CO (Wm M MoLeod and John Kanaley), livery stable and saloon (see adv) Moore Chas & M C, tlouring-mill Moore John (Noi-tlirup k Moore) "MOSCOW MIRROR " (weekly), Ivan Chase & Co publishPi'S (see adv) Niederstadt Joseph (Fries ' Co) Northrup & Moore (J C Northrup and John Moore), steam saw-mill, 6 miles east of Moscow Olson Bros (Peter and Ole Olson), black- smiths OLSON B J, cabinetmaker, manufac- turer of and dealer in furniture, up- holsterer and undertaker Olson Howard, watchmaker and jeweler, notions, etc Peterson John, Barton House Saloon PETERSON S. wholesale and retail butcher and cattle dealer PLANTERS' HOTEL, A A Frye pro- prietor Reeder J W, physician and surgeon Reynolds C B, attorney-at-law Shields M I, agricultural implements Stewart Bros (Charles and Jefferson Stewart), steam saw-mill, 10 miles northeast of Moscow Thornton P, wagonmaker True M C, propr Barton House WEBER GOTTFRIED, saddler and harnessmaker (see adv) WOOD D A, blacksmith and horseshoer Woods Jeff (Fisher & Woods) A. A. J. rBYE PROPRIETOR North Side of Town, Next Door to Brewery, MOS COW, IDAHO TERRI TORY. A first-class Hotel, Ne'vly Furnished, and offering the Best Accommodationg at Reasonable Prices. Table supplied with the best the market affords. LIVERT STABLE Is run in connection with tlie Planters'. First-Class Mountain Teams and Saddle Horses, OO &0 c/> CO WITH OR WITHOUT DRIVERS W. J. McCONNELL & CO., CONTRACTORS IN FLAX, A\n UBALKRH I IV GENERAL MERCHANDISE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS. GRAIN, Etc- ]vxosc:ow, I. T. uinnuinnn'mMnm wiiitebkom.. i»ai5 Mainajiai4dk » jp^a*' HARDWOUD LUMBER, »t, «. V. nubs, spokes, Blms, Poles, te. is etc CO CO CO CO on Pn t 1374 Idaho — Moscow. W. M. MoLEOD ds GO'S FOR A FINE TURNOUT OR A GOOD SADDLE HORSE. EXPERIENCED HO^TL'ZRS IN ATTENDANCE. ^r Pricew to anit thf timew. (Eatabliahed July 7. 1888.) IVAN CHASE ft CO PUBLISHERS One Tear. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. $3.00 Six Months. PAYABLE IK ADVANCE. .$1.60 THE MIRROR is independent in politics, and owins to its rapidly increasing circulation is the best advertising medium in North Idaho. Manufacturer and Dculor in FURNITURE Uphols'idrer and Undertaker. MOSCOW, I. T. Patroniie Home Industry. im. TUBGLE t CO.. "A'a'%.°A''>^&Vg^iM''^„VA'.';.S:: Idaho — Moscow-Mount Idaho. 1375 0-. ^WEBEK;, -MANUFACTUUKR OP AND DEALER IN- HARNESS Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Saddleryware, ROBE8, HALTERS. Etc. A Full Line of Best Cloves on hand. IMoscow, Idaho Tei*. FISHER & BUTCHER, ORNAMENTAL HOUSE, CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTEB8, Paper Hangers, Grainers, Etc. MOSCOW, IDAHO TERRITORY. J. H. MoCALLIE, STmOEON DEITTIST, MOSCOW, I. T. HERBERT CLARK, Real Estate Agent AND AOENT FOR Bayal, lonrleh and LsncuUn, I^yaa, tad Wtatira Iq9. Go's., -AND- Agent for Park Addition to Moscow, Office: Baker & Clark's Bank, Mosrow, Idaho Ter. With Improved appliances, Dr. McCallle is proi>area to do First-class Dental work at Walla Walla pric es. W. T. McKERN, ATTOKNEY AT LAW, MOSCOW, I. T. Real Estate I Collecting Agt. BarsaiiiM tii Improved FariuH and €Ity Property always on hand. g CO c CD MOUNT IDAHO. Idaho County. A post-office; the county seat; is 3,500 feet above the level of the sea. The county seat was moved from Warrens to this place in 1875. The town has a picturesque location on the south side of Camas Prairie . It contains about 300 inhab- itants. A large hotel, a substantial Court House and jail add to the many features of the place. A thriv- ing trade is carried on with the Flor- ence, Salmon River, Warrens and Clearwater mines. Large quantities of lumber and ttour are manufactured at this place every year. Allen C R, blacksmith Auchinvole J N, saloon Baird Wm, county treasurer Bower John, probate judge Bowman & \lcLean, saw-mill Brown H C, general merchandise Brown L P, lumber and flour-mills and hotel Buchanan James, boots and slioes Carr Delos, county commissioner Chamberlain J B, county auditor and recorder Denny John, variety store and coroner Dormanu Jerry, carpenter and con- tractor O PI o o S3 &0 CO UIDnUinnn CIIUDCD white BROM . is a is Main and 14 A 10 Spear HAKDWUUU LUmotn, street. ». F. Wa»on Stock. Cabinet Woods, ete ;|: m ^5^v^ ^ IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 1.1 |50 ^^" ■■■ ■^ li^ 12.2 140 lj£ llsss^ i^ ilsB < 6" ^ <^ v. ^l-^" '» >^ Photogrtiphic Sciences Corporation 4l«S^. >^^ 23 WIST MAIN STRHT WIISTIR.N.Y. I4SM (7t«)t72-4S03 '^ mine DDIIfCDUAII 9 Pfl JEWBI^EBll. offer Goods lower than any LUUlo DnAf CnmAn & OU., nonwlnthe city, no Montffomery St/ 1376 Idaho — Mount Idaho-Oxford. Dunbar C A & Co, hardware Ellsworth A, mgr Mount Idaho Furni- ture Mfg Co Fenn S S, attorney'-at-law EASNEY J Hi attomey-at-Iaw and notary public Gordon 4 H, attomey-at-Iaw Grestein ft Binnard, ceneral merchandise Harrison Matthew (Harrison & Minor) Harrison ft Minor (Matthew B Harri- son and Wirt Minor), attorneys-at-Iaw Hartberg J ft A, painters Manuell Jack, saloon McPherson John, li/ery stable Minor Wirt (Harrison ft Minor) Monul J J, saloon MORRIS B F. deputy clerk district court Morris J B, physician and druggist Rainy W J, county assessor Redman C M, county commissioner Rhodes T J, sheriff Schubert Adam, blacksmith SCOTT WALLACE (John P Vollmer ft Co) Smith Geo D, butcher Telcher D H, county commissioner Thissler ft Matherson, saw-mill VOLLMER JOHN P ft CO (John P Vollmer and Wallace Scott), general merchandise MOUNTAIN HOME. Alturas County. office. A post and express COPE J P, agent W I ft O Stage Co Wells, Fargo ft Co's Express Bilty S A Douglas, postmaster Corder O, gen mdse, hotel and farmer Ethell F, farmer and stock raiser Jackson C, farmer aud stock raiser McGinn ess D, farmer and stock raiser Porter James A, gen mdse, hotel aud toll road Webster A V, gon mdse and hotel MULDOON. Altitras County. A post-office, 28 miles due east of Hiiiley, on Little Wood River. It sprung into exist- ence during the winter of 1881 -8i!, in consequence of the existenco of nu- merous discoveries of large bodies of rich paying Galena ores. Muldoon is the nam;> given the first prominent mine opened there, and when the town was laid out it took the name of this mine. BOOOS JOSEPH, postmaster Carothers J F ft Bro, gen mdse Clohecy T E ft Co, gen mdse Dunn ^7m, saloon Swift ft Yeates, saloon Wise ft House, saloon OAKLEY. Cassia County. A post-office receiv- ing daily mail by stage from Goose Creek Station. It is a prosperous farming community. Grant G S, general merchandise Price Joseph S, blacksmith RIBLETT J, postmaster Riblett J H, with J Riblett ONEIDA. Oneida County. A past-office. Bolugbroke Thomas, hotel Hawkins ft Genuer, groceries Jenkins Thomas, butcher Marsh Valley Co-operative Co, general merchandise OVID. Bbar Lake County. A post-office, 3 miles north of Paris. JENSON Pt postmaster KlemmensonP, bootmaker Nielsen James, blacksmith Peterson E, cabinetmaker Sorenson ft Nielsen (John Soronson an d L P Nielsen), carpentem Sorens'>n L P, wheelwright OXFORD. Oneida County. A post-office, on the Utah and Northerd Railway, 101 miles from Ogden; is an agricultural town, containing a population of 500 souls; is situated .3 miles from Swan Lake, a station, where the United States Land and Government Printing Offices are located. Bennett H M, attorney-at-law Bigelow Geo A, wagonmaker Boyle James, expressman Butler S H, liquors Crawford ft Rich, attorneys-at-law Duddenhauseu A, register U S Land Office F^ton A W, receiver U S Land Office iLLEH, TUGGLE I CO., OAK PLANK/'^go^Rayy^y- 03 Idaho — Oxfm'd-Rathdrum. 1377 "IDAHO ENTEBFRISE, Straight proprietor J A Lewis John, lumber Phelan & Ferguson, general mdse and lumber Phelan L W, hotel Rhodehouse W H, butcher STBAIOHT J A, proprietor "Idaho Enterprise" Torrence & Drnry, groceries Geo W C0> cheese instruments PARIS. Bear Lake Coirimr. A post-office, 75 miles east of Malad City. Popula- tion 700. Austin E N, county surveyor • "BEAR LAKE DEMOCRAT. Osmond editor BEAR LAKE LUMBER CO. Hugh Lees proprietor Brown & Sons, machinists Floyd L, county coroner Hart J H, notary public HOOE. HORSLET & manufacturers, musical and sewing machines HOOE WALTER, postmaster and dairy, justice of peace and sheriff Hunt L B, assessor Merk M, wa^onmaker Morffrettis H, blacksmith OSMOND GEO. editor "Bear Lake Democrat" and probate judge FariB Co-operative Institution, general mdse, tannery and mfr<> boots and shoes and shingles, lath, etc Pomerov A, druggist Rich VVm L, county treasurer Smith & Ashley, contractors and build- ers STUC&I J W. county recorder and auditor Sutton & Sons, blacksmiths Union Dairy Co, mfrs cheese and butter Woley Bros, gen mdse and furniture PAYETTE VALLEY. Ada CocNTV. Post-office Falk's Store; 45 miles northwest of Boise City. Conrad Rev Wm,clcrgyman (Metliodist) Delano B F, physician Falk & Co, general merchandise Groves Wm, bootmaker McFARLAND A J, general merchan- dise and justice cf peace Neal J, blacksmith Paddock J H, blacksmith Paddock M, gunsmith Salmon B F, hotel Thorp J P, blacksmith PECK'S STATION. Altueas County. Post-office Bellevue. PECK W. groceries Peck J S, hotel Ronnie Louis, blacksmith PEND D OREILLE. KooTEMiA County. A post-office. Andrews J, boarding-house Chapman £, laundry Cuddy M, restaurant and saloon Hampton C, saloon Lcasner Paul, hotel Long A, saloon Mastinsou J H, hotel and saloon McDonnell J, saloon Quinnlan P, r estau rant RUSSELL JOHN, general merchandise and postmaster Weeks R J, hotel and saloon GO PIERCE CITY. Shoshone County. A post-office, 90 miles northeast of Lewiston. Carl Frank, county assessor Cowen I B, sheriff Frazier D M, county auditor and re- corder Gaffaey P, butcher and county commis- sioner Hilterbrand J C, probate judge K uhn A aron, county treasurer LOWENBERO BROS, general mer- chandise and postmaster Mauli M & Co, butcher Tcmpleton R, county commissioner Swendson C, hotel Wilson T, county commissioner POCATELLO. Oneida County. Post-office Ross Fork. A station on the Utah & Northern Ry., 154 miles from Ogden and 50 miles from Eagle Rock. FORD HA RATHDRUM. A post, express th( ' ■ Kootenai County. and telegraph office, on tlie Northern Pacific R. R. 1S8 miles from Wallulo. The town loolvs bright and thriving and has a commanding railroad depot in anticipation of an expected in- crease of business. &0 m HARDWOOD LUMBfR. WHITE BROS. ISA 15 Main and 14Al«flpear ISt H.F. CJonuterTopa.Wewel Post*, Baluster*. .J i I ill ti a I I Hi nAIIICI linOPDnCCPPn Military «o«da.ltemllM,etff., for an Ordn UilniCL BUnbllUoa ft llU., naMnle Xemple^No. O Post Btreet, ». F. 1378 Idaho — Rathdrum-Samaria. Bradbury Chas, blacksmith Bradbury F H, hotel and gen mdae Brophy Joseph, saloon Cantonwine — , physician Cradlebaugh J, attorney Cutting — , hotel Dodge Bros, saw-mill, sash and door factory Dunlap John, carpenter Hayes 8, hotel Holleman J, attomey-at-law Lee Louis, saloon Mitchell John, butcher Reiniger Henry, brewery Stafford Geo, boarding-house WONNAOOTT & OPPENHEIHEB. general merchandise, Wells, Fargo Jk Co and post-oHice Wright & Ennis, Stage Co RIVERSIDE. Ada Cocnty. A post-ofSce. FONCH A SEVEY. general chandise, ferry and pott-office mer- ROCKY BAR. Alturas County. A post and express offioa, 98 miles northeast of Boise City. Newoomer Sol, Justice of peace NIGKOLSONJ a. postmaster Rohier C F, constable ROSS FORK. Oneida Couhty. A post-office, on the Utah A Northern Ry., 166 miles from Ogden and 38 miles from Eagle Rock. SHUXINOW H. general merchan- dise and postmaster RUTHBURG. Washington County. A post-office. SIMPSON STEWABT. postmaster ST. CHARLES. Bear Lake County. A post-office, 7 miles southeast of Paris. ST CHARLES CO-OPERATIVE IN- STITUTION, general merchandise and post-ofKce St Charles Lumber Co SALMON CITY. Lemhi County. A post-office, 200 miles northeast of Boise City, and is reached via Utah & Northern Railway and connecting stage lines from Red Rock, Montana, distance 100 miles. Amonsui) & McPherson, bootmakers Andrews N I, geu mdse Beatty E T, attorney-at-law Birch & Davis, saw-mill Birdseyo J W, brickmaker and county surveyor Brown Joshua, builder and contractor Casey James, livery stable Clough J P, county commissioner Cryderman & Co, saw-mill Dunlap R, watchmaker and jeweler Edwards E S, hotel Fisher J B, blacksmith Foseett James, constable Davis Caleb, county commissioner Dunlap R, justice of peace Hogan John, county auditor, recorder, clerk and supt of schools Jeanjaquet £ H, blacksmith Kelley P J, county commissioner Martinalley James, liquors and cigars McDoDidd J R, county assessor and collector McPherson M M, county treasurer Minert Eli, tinware Nutz X, brewery Pope Thos, liquors Shirk J T, contractor and builder and co rone r SHOUP GEO L ft C0> gtaeral mer- chandise Steel John, meat market Wtdlace & Snook, hotel Wentz & Finster, livery stable Willis & Wheeler, liquors and cigars Wood Chas A, attorney-»t-law Young S H, sheriff &0 GO CO CO CO CS CO CS SALMON FALLS. Cassia County. A post-office, 88 miles northwest of Albion. EOOUsbTON C £ geueral merchan- dise and postmaster Lathrop D L, hotel CO Oneida County, lation 320. SAMARIA. A post-o popu- EVANS JONAH. Samaria Co-opera- tive Store, general merchandise SAHARIA CO-OPERATIVE STORE* general mercliandise Theves Wm B, flour-mill Thorpe John & Co, lumber mfr a s J z CALVIN NUTTING i SON, mr MAIW KITilBRT. MAN FHAWCISCO. Iron Do«rs>. Bank Vaalta, Etc. milll, TUGGLE t CO., HUHDWOOD LUHBER. "^Sf&SSSH'^ 09 06 E CO CM CD CA 00 Idaho— Sandy Point-Silver City. 1379 SANDY POINT. EooTKNAi County. An express and telegraph office. A small town, prettily situated on Lake Fend d'Oreille, 230 miles from Wallula, at the point where the lake is crossed by the two-mile tressle bridge (the present longest tressle work in the world). Sandy Point has a population of about 200, a railroad round house and machine shop (employing a number of mechanizs), a saw -mill, two hotels and the following business houses. The principal hotel is the Lake View House, kept by Mr. A. T. Weeks, a new build- ing, cleanly kept and offering good ac- commodations. In all the varied landscapes along the line of the Northern Pacific system of railroads, there is perhaps none more interesting than those of this charming locality, with iti beautiful lake and its banks of stately woodland. What a myriad of picturesque surprises the new i-oute is opening upl Baum Frank M, clerk N P R R Belanger N, master mechanic, C F Div, NPRR Bradish C, shaving and hairdressing saloon Calhoun G N, mgr W U Tel Co Chapman E, blacksmith Chapman Mrs E^ laundry Cuddy Michael, restaurant Fordyce J fi, asst-supt construction, N P R R Hampton Charles, saloon Hampton & Harris, restaurant Kennedy A R, agt N P R R LAKE VIEW HOUSE, A T Weeks proprietor Ije Seur Paul, propr Pend d'Oreille House LOKG AABOlTi Pony Saloon Maaterson J H, North Pacific Hotel McCarthy Chaa F, warehouseman, N P RR McCarthy D, yard master, NPRR McDonald John A, saloon McKinney Mrs D J, lodging-house McLaughlin James E, gen mdse Murphy — , saloon Quirk .V J & CojCen mdse RUSSELL JOHhT general merchandise and postmaster SOMERYILLE E, agent W, F & Co, and W U Tel Co Stoney Point Saw-Mill, Bigham, Cannon &Co Sweeney S B, assistant supt, sec and chief of supplies of C F Division of NPR R WEEKS AT. propr Lake View House Weeks Mrs E L & Miss E W, gen mdse SAW-TOOTH. Alturas County. A post-office. Block M, gen mdse Bunt & Co, livery stable Falls & Co, butchers Figley W G, saloon Furey C H, gen mdse Griffith & White, butchers Hull Q W, blacksmith McAllister G W, postmaster McGregor & Co, blacksmiths HER&IAH & CABJf E, general mer- chandise Plarson Joseph, livery stable Shaw E B, gen mdse ^ SHEARER'S FERRY. Idaho County. A post-office. Popu- lation 25. SHEARER F A« general merchandise, hotel and postmaster SILVER CITY. OwTHEE County. A post, express and telegraph office, the county seat, situ ■ ated on a branch of the Jordan Creek, in one of the richest mining districts in the territory. Several mills are actively engaged and give employment to quite a number of men. It is reached by stages connecting with Winnemucca, on the Central Pacific R. R., 208 miles away. Population 650. Adams & St Clair, foundry "AVALANCHE," Newcomb&Hays proprietors Belknap D B, physician Bolin Mrs, dressmaking Bumzell Fred, hotel Dewey W H, livery stable Flemming & Co, blacksmiths Grete John, liquors and hotel Gute T, barber Hallenheck John, grain merchant itardiman Wm, gen mdae Harley W S, county assessor 3' ' tax collector Heidelberger S, papers and stationery Hunt F M, liquors Johnson J C, boots and shoes Johnson R Z, attorney -at-liiw Jones & Adams, carpenters and furni- ture Jordan Mrs, restaurant C > Z o m o o CO m 00 CO CO CO HARDWOOD lUMDER. H^n'l^gSSlt'iHiS.^nlSSSti&.nims mine QDAVFDMIM £ m . MaimfMtnrera of Fine LUUlo DilAf LnmAn & bU., Jewelry* Diamond Work .ii9?saw CO 09 I o S 1380 Idaho — Silver City-Vi&nna. Kellv P, gen mdse Kimberly Mrs, restaurant Lauer N M, stoves and tinware Leanord M, agt W, F & Co Leanord R H, mining-mill Lend H, tailor Lessman Frank, boots and shoes Lyman James, countv clerk, recorder, auditor and supt schools Martin Uennr, attomey-at-law Miller & Honer, butchers Minear J W, livery stable Moe S, watchmaker Moore E H, stationery, variety store and postmaster Newsom G W, dentist Nugent E, attomey-at-law Oberdorfer Morris, gen mdse Peters :'v W, physician Ranseller B, boots and shoes Ragen Bros, hotel Riley & Co, saloon Sands A J, quartz mill S cale s & W f4gner, mill men SHEA TIM Sheifert A, physician SIMONDI A L, banker and assayer Smith S T X, druggist, jeweler and saloon Somercamp & Coakley, general mdse Somercamp W F, brewery Sprinvjer J D, sheriff Stockton Wm, hotel and saloon Stuckcr A J, blacksmith and wagon- maker Trask J ^f, assayer Upham John, carpenter Wells A F, barber Wickersham J H, probate judge Williams W V, liquors SMOKY. Alturas Countv. A post-office. McCARTER JAMES P. postmaster and general merchandise SODA SPRINGS. Oneida Countv. A post-office, 20 miles northeast uf Oneida. Anilerson Nicl», blacksmith * Fancher W M, hotel ( Jorton (J W, saloon Murry & Womach, saloon Nii'liolsnn W P, groceries and vegetables ROSE C 0> gen mdse and postmaster Sulirkc L, carpenter Tatem Alien, painter Underwood J L, l)utcher Waugh Robt, carpenter Williams E T, hotel Wittier E S & Co, gen mdse and saloon Zion Co-operative Store, general mdse STAR. Ada Coumtt. A post-office; 14 miles from Boise City. Butler Joseph, blacksmith ORAY S Si gen mdse and postmaster Lyman J R, carpenter and builder Williams Clarence, physician SUBLETT. Cassia Coitntv. A post-office. AINSWORTH JAMES, postmaster Bull W A, general merchandise Darling John, mill owner and lumber SUMMIT MILLS. Oneida County. Post-office Malad City. Davis £ J & Co, general merchandise THURMAN'S MILLS. Ada Countt. A post-office. Hartley Wm, tannery Raferty John, whip manufactory THURMAN W L, general merchan- dise, blacksmith and postmaster TREASURETON. post-office; 11 SANT & CHAMBERS, general mdse Oneida Countv. A miles from Oxfonl. VIENNA. Alturas CotTNTV. A post-office. Alstrop Hover & Co, saloon Barry Martin, bootmaker Bell Wm, physician and saloon ,Beveridge D, saloon Cooper tt, Casto, saloon Finny Bros, feed stable Gilmer, Salisbury & Co, stage lines (Sriffith O W & Co, butchers Hommerson Mrs, restaurant Horton & Falls, butchers JOHNSTON & McCRAKEN, saloon Kruse & Co, hotel I LA FEVRE H JR & CO. general mer- 1 chandise McDonald & Co, restaurant Merrill & Baldwin, restaurant and saloon Morris I & Co, general merchandise i CALVIN NUniNG & SON, fUf MAIM MTRBKT, itAW FBA!liei§CO. Iron I>ooro, Bank VaultH, Etc. s ^ 1 s v« 1 Q I 1 ^ 1 O 2 1 g 09 1 3 ■ QQ 1 O % 1 g 1 \l 1 li 1 IH 1 H >*9 1 00 ■ » 1 m » H H ■ u ^1 o ^^H ^^M p^ ALLEW, TUGGLE t CO.. Eastern Hard Wnnri LumhBr/g* «g «p^«r y. Idaho — Vienna- Woodbine. 1381 Newton Mn, hotel Pemninser Oeo, saloon "BEFuETER/' Stevens & Jones edi- tors Rhinehart W H, saloon Sh aw E B, general merchandise STEVENS ft JONES, editors "Re- porter" Stewart & Grove, saloon Tarpy , blacksmith Tucker Mrs, lodging-house Vockovich , saloon Williams k Co, livery stable WAHA. Nsz Peroes ConNTY. A post-office. CLAEK L P> postmaster WARRENS. Idaho Countt. Post-office Washing- ton; 100 miles from Mt. Idaho. Benson & Hexter, gen mdse Grostein & Binnard, gen mdse WASHINGTON. Idaho County. A post-office, in a rich mineral district, 4/3 miles from Wiu- nemucca, Nevada, and is reached by stage via Boise City, Bcmis C, saloon Benson & Hexter, gen mdse Crooks tc Bentz, meat market Edwards Jas, hotel Ford J W, physician Freedenriuh A, postmaster and general merchandise Grostein & Binnard, gen mdse Kelly & Dyer, blacksmiths Smeard A D, justice of peace Willey N B, attomey-at-law WEISER BRIDGE. Washington County. A post and ex- press office, 64 miles northwest of Boise City. • Adams G W, attorncy-at-law Allison David, assessor and tax collector Bain F B, butcher Cope S B, blacksmith Cox J B, saloon Cuddy John, saw and grist-mill, post- office Salubria, Washington County Eahorn W P, butcher ICverett M, county commissioner Fletcher Mrs M J, hotel Gray & Bro, saloon Gray J P, sheriff &^-°il* Sumner, carpenters HABT niEDELL H, coanty auditor, recorder and clerk Haworth J W & Co, drugirists HAWqRTH„& STISTE, "Weiser City Leader" Hawthorn J H, tinsmith Hawthorn N M, hotel Higgius Thomas, carpenter Hull Bros, hotel H ull Ja mos, blacksmith JEFFBETS S M, postmaster Jeffrey T & Co, gen mdse Jenning W C, county commissioner Jones H, blacksmith Kaufman, Haas & Durkheimer, general merchandise Kelley J W, coroner Landis Daniel, lumber yard Maryatt D P, attomey-at-law McCulley John W, carpenter Mickey P M, county commissioner Miller Charles, boot and shoemaker Mitchell A C, notary public and attor- ney-at-law Morehead R & Co, flour-mill Peterson M, brewery Sater Giles, physician Shannon Thomas, justice of the peaco Shaw James, feed stable Shaw William, livery and feed Utley E E, probate judge "WEISER CITY LEADER," Ha- worth & Stine proprietors Williams C T, physician York J M, county treasurer WEISER CITY. Washington County. See Weiser Bridge. CO CO WESTON. Oneida County. A post-office, 8 miles west of Franklin. CO-OPERATIVE STORE, general merchandise Hoopcs & Warner, boots and shoes Jesperson , flour-mill McCullough H, mason and lime kiln WESTWOOD. Kootenai County. See Rathdrum. CD WOODBINE. Alturas County. A post-office. Baxter John, general merchandise THOUOT A D. postmaster Thiriot & Armstrong, general merchftu- dise and saloon CUVIN NUTTING S m. »*7 M.\IX MTUEKT, MAW FRANCISCO. Iron IftourM, Hank Vanltn, MU;, c/> C/9 ODD FEUOWS' SUPPUES, mm, ■«■■•». cte., at MOKCBOSS A CO.. •Male Teaaple, Ma. • Paat Utreet,*. f. H CO K «i Jia I ■ . hit J" pa 8 1382 Montana Territory — Ador-Allerdice. MONTANA. See. tiao, Liit of Towns Beceived Too Late fbr Begnlar Insertion. Lting between latitnde 44** 15' and 49° north, and longitude 104<> and 116° west, U one of oar most isolated dependencies. It is bounded on the north by British America, on the east by Dakota and bjr a short distance along the 1 ] 1 th 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, having an area of 145,776 square miles, or, in round numbers, 93,296,640 acres, of which 38,000,000 are unexcelled for srazing purposes, 16,000,000 aie of exhaustless fertility and susceptible of a high cultivation, 14,000,000 are' rich in the possesssiou 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 first seventeen years following its settle- ment. One cannot form an adequate conception of its extent until the fact in stated that its area is equal to more than that of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland combined, or the six New England States and the State of New York in our own country. When we coneider, therefore, that a population numbering many millions is supported by each of those sections, with no natural advantages superior to those which can he 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 re- spective productions must be had with our foreign consigns. Its great diversity of resources, its genial, healthful climate and the magnificence of its unequalled scenery are features that cannot long be lost sight of. A destiny that every patriotic citizen would feel a pride in must be the crown that will adorn the his- tory of the young Territory in the near future. Montana is conceded to be by eminent authority second to none as a stock- raising region, although experiments, it is true, in this direction have been some- what 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 bear in mind the importance attached to a speedy location in this El Do- rado. It is to be regretted 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 >r>cun proportions. Malaria diseases or epidemics are never known, while the winters generally a;c exceedingly mild. # ADA. Custer County. PARKER ADA. postmistress ADOBETOWN. Carey Nicholas, postmaster CARET ft OORCT. general merchan- di-3e Carey W H P, notary public Morris John W, groceries Sauerbier C F, bUcksmith Sedman & McGregory, stock raisers Madisox Coumtt. a miles northwest of Populatior 120. post-office, 2) Virginia (Jity. ALLERDICE. Bkavkk Head County. A post-office. CO Si CO CO cs 00 C9 SI «j ft 01 J z HARDWOOD LUMBER, lS,'!\i!^VISSi^^J!SSSi!St:il.%SStSL tllEH. TUGGIE t CO., MEXIOH HMD WOODS, MM! Vnuielaco JlfontoTto — Allerdice-Bedford. 1383 Peate John, Mloon and gen mdse STIffOEB JOHN H, proprietor U and N Hotel and poatmaater ANDERSONVILLE. Mkaghsr County. A poat-offioe. Brown C D, fanner Dean N H, blaokamith Eaton & Poupeney, gen mdse McAdow ft Dexter, gen mdse Sauborn C S & Co, butchers Sandusky k Hamilton, saloon ARDRUM. MiasocLA CouNTT. A post-office. O'XEEFEB.C C postmaster ARGENTA. Beaver Hfad Cocnty. A post-office, 12 miles northeast of Bannack City. Population 75. Ball E S, smelter Bray C i John, mine owners Fletcher J P, freighter FB^ENCSH El general merchandise and postmaster Johnson P P, stock dealer Paxan £, rancher Ranenscraft Thos, miner Ranonscraft Wm, bootmaker Scott L, mine owner Smith C, rancher and sheep raiser BANNACK CITY. Beaver Head County. A post-office; the county seat, 150 miles southwest of Helena. It has express and mail connections with Virginia City, and is dependent on the goTd-btiaring ledges in the immediate vicinity for its sup- port. Its population is 300. Dempsey ft Co, gen mdse Dunlap Mrs Kate C, druKgist Graeter A £, county clerk and recorder and clerk district court Harby James, brewery and saloon Keiuhart David, sheriff and astessor Roe I ft Bro, bankers Sears A F, notary public Shineberger Wm, treasurer and supt of schools Steger John, hotel Trask ft Graves, gen mdse Wat son Thos, blacksmith WRIGHT A Ff gen mdse and post- master Wright ft Gray, butchers BARRATTS. Post-office Dillon. A station on the Utah ft Northern Ry, 8 miles from DxUon and 340 miles from Ogden. COLWELLM BASIN. jEmR.soN County. A post-office. Bessette Thomas, saloon Calvin A, hotel Gonzie Louis, blacksmith Hartwell Geo H, saw-mill H^kins T, saloon, MURRAY T F> general merchandise BEAR'S MOUTH. Deer Lodoe County. A post-office; 9 miles northwest of New Chicago. BURMINGHAM C. postmaster CO c > BEAVER CREEK. Jefferson County. A post-office; 19 miles southeast of Helena. REYNOLDS CLIVTON. hotel BEDFORD. Jefferson County. A post-office. Bailey D J Baker Wm, hotel and stable Baker W V, saloon Ballard D C, hotel and saloon Bunch J J, justice of peace Burck C, stock raiser Crahone Bros, saloon Crohen Thomas, saloon Dalgeam Samuel, stock raiser Dethrage B H, butcher Fisk John, stock raiser Fisk John H, carriage builder Gallagher Miss Minnie, general mdse Hamilton Wm, general merchandise Holden Wm, carpenter JOHNSTON 0, ilouring-mill, postmas- ter and livery stable Johnston Philip, miller Relsey Miss, teacher Knight W M, blacksmith Lebert F, blacksmith Mackie John, carpenter McHone — , stock raiser McKorie ft Delacey, butchers McNeil Mrs S B, hotel Mitchell J, police Moore C M, drayman Mung Bros, saloon GO oo 7^ CO fro fro C3 UiDnyinnn l IIMDCO WHITK BIMM., 1« « is Main and 14 *^-> ISpear ilAnUlf UUII LUInDLn . Mt. «. F BMt »t<>ck. Oak Plank and «»lier :i LOUIS BRAVERMAN t CO., S»'V%.'8!;;sn7 I ligilontgomBrySt . 1384 Montana — Bedfoi'd-Billinga. Munr y Bro i, wloon FBENITT ISAM, postmnater, drugt and notions Haymond H, hotel and stock raiser Sheriff Court, {jeneral merchandise Sullivan D, blacksmith Thorn J T, hotel Thorn VV J, hotel Weir O, blacksmith Wilcox Mrs, hotel BELKNAP. Choteau Oovntt. a post-office. POWEB T C ft BRO* Indian traders BELMONT. Lewis and Clarke County. Belmont Mining Co Cruie Thos, mill and mining Olostc r Mi ning Co JTJROENS J H> postmaster .Turgens & Price, general mdse Langden John, hotel Muth butcher and saloon and postmaster Towhig .leremiah, restaurant and saloon Van Horn L A, saloon BILLINGS. Custer County. A post-office. I Allison W A, jeweler Anderson K J, W^insor Hotel and saloon Aslj Bros, brewery Bubcoek &, Miles, hardware Bailey A; Wheeler, saloon Bell J N, livery Benton, Wells k Co, real estate agents Bernstein B, saloon Borie L A, saloon Cnmp & Penney, brickmakers Clark H ft Co, general merchtindise Crockett, Shotwell & Benton, lumber Crow B, builder Davis T A, physician Douglas A 8, lumber B'aust E, baker Ferguson James, grocer Kisner Asa, wholesale liquors Foley P, bricklayer Foster i Sous, restaurant Frank H, clothing French F M, real estate agent Garrison & Strong, saloon Gilmer & Salisbury, stage line Goldberg D, clothing Goss J it, attorney -at-law Grampf E & Co, brewery Graves & Barney, furniture Griswold H H, dentist Hanson S, gents' furnishing goods Harwood E W, attorney-at-law Heffner H C, baker Hendry J E, clothing Hcrriman L M, saloon Holgman D, clothing HOBB C W, real estate agent Hoskins & Co, butchers Houghton G W, saloon Jobes W V, general merchandise Johnson & Stoneman, gen mdse Kaufman k Freeman, butchers Kelley B B, physician Kingsbury & H , candy mfrs and fruits Klamback C, bricklayer Kloss Nick, saloon Kreigen & Oakes, hardware Kuley & Elliott, bakers Lee E H, sewing machines Losekanip J & Sons, boots and shoes Mii^nolia Uestaurant Mains M G, ieweler Marks & Soule, general merchandise Martin J W, stationery McAdow P W & Co, gen mdse Millis & Thompson, gen mdse Moore Alex, bricklayer Morgan F M, builder Mosley D & Co, stationery MuUin T J, saloon Nickey J J, builder Parker D M, physician Pendleton W C, fruits and notions Phelps S H, fruits and notions Powers M M, saloon Prcbles Mrs, restaurant Hademaker M B, saloon Kauk Bros, harness and saddlery Richmond T F, attorney-at-law Russell J D, wholesale li(|uor8 St James' Restaurant Sawyer & Livegue, builders >Suhimmel F W, jeweler Shannon & Hull, druggists Shaw k Duffield, builders Sheridan House Silverberg &. Pcaslee, wholesale liquors •Smith H C D, druggist Smith J W & Co, wholesale liquors Stebbins, Pout & Muud, bankers wth over the place, andi*' now has a population of 4,000. With improved facilities for transportation, and an outlet by Utah ft Northern l{y. to the Union Pacific, she must become n city of no little importance. Her schools aie good and tho health is remarkably Hue. ABBEY A A (Wi^in ft Abbey). Bvoadway Abr tm M S, pawnshoii Allain Oscar, saloon Aroadcn — , physician AMANDA GOLD ft SILVER MIN- IKO C0< Marcus Daly superintendent Anderson Fred C, barber Andrieux C A (Curtis ft Andrieux) Anluuser A H, locksmith Ashby S C (Ashby ft Smith) Ashby ft Smith (S C Ashby and H B Smith), Hro insurance ATLESWORTH WN (Aylesworth ft McKarland), Broadway Bacon Montford S, oculist and auridt Baker J C, priNluco and grain Baker Thomas T, U S deputy and county surveyor Bikldwiu J T, city attorney Barnard A W, mining operator Barnett H, dry goods BARRET A H < Birrot ft Jackv). Park BARRET ft JACKT (A H Barret and C -laeky), saddles and harness, Park Barrett <1 (Barrett ft Trahnt) Barrett ft Trahnt ((i Barrett and J Tr.-ihnt), saloon Bartlctt J H (Bartlett ft Patterson) Bartlctt ft Patterson (J H Bartlett and H W I'atterson), carpenters Barton Mrs J J, dressmaker BFATi- W» proprietor Centennial House. Main H'BT.WIl.'RW C A ft 00 (C A Beehrer, J Talbot and i) Leory), saloon and brewery, 363 Wyoming BennetTA (Davis ft Bennet) BESTENBOSTBL FRBD, barber, Main Bonner E L ft Co (EL Bonner, J H Itobinson and M J Connell), dry goods Bowen E M, propr Butte City Hotel Bowes James M, furniture BOTCE JAMES R (S»uds ft Boyco), Main Buyer Alfred, saloon Brown ft Dovenspeck (Fred Brown and J Dovenspeck), meat market Brownleo M B (Hoge, Brownlee ft Co) Butler J D (Kichardsnn ft Butler) Butte City Hotel, E M Bowen pro|>r Butte Fumiture*Co (W Hemtan, M Klce and T Ehrct) Butte Hardware Co, A J Davis prcs, P A Largey supt "BUTTE MIHER" (daily). Miner', Publishing Co, Broadway California Brewery, Chas Schmidt and L liionemann proprs Carlton O W, editor and mgr "Iq Mountain Freeman" Cams \y N, mgr W U Tel Co CARR T M» livery stable. Main I'arroll J C, justice of tho peace Casey ft Brophy (O H Casey and P Brophy), general merchandise GAZA A H (Perron, Wall ft Co), Park Centennial Brewery, Schmidt ft (iuuiur pr oprs CEITTENNIAL HOUSE. O w Deal proprietor, Main Chauvin J, furniture and soconJ-hand goods Cherbono Ed, blacksmith (.'lark H S, business agency Clark ft Parady, hoisting works Cobb Miss H (Deering ft Cobb) Cohen Alex, groceries ( 'ohen D 11, pawnbroker Cohen D Sr, groceries Culcmau John, i^rouurics Coleman W (W Coleman ft Co) Coleman W ft Co (W Coleman and S I^wis), general merchandise Conlon Patrick, saloon Connolly M H (N H Connolly ft Co) Connolly N H ft Co (N H Connolly and A W Mclntire), livixy stable i Connor U H (Stanley ft Connor) Copini^s William, clothing Cornelius J M, Sftloou Cowan J F (Owsley, Valiton ft Co) Curtis ft Andrieux (J H Curtis and C A Andrieux), real estate Curtis C C. fruits Curtis Mrs C C, millinery Curtis J H (Curtis ft Andrieux) D'Acheul H A (Poschen ft D'Acheul) Dahl H C. bowling alloy Ui ^ fc S ca en CO CO ca a0 ca ui Q. jCd I • O fltS m K M M K O CliLilN NUTTING t SON, UlRWieili*. JAtli A!«l» a V^CIi WOKH, «e7 Main Mtrret, mmu k.-taelsce. Mil. TUGGU i CO.. Ship Plank, all kind s. Montana— Butte City. 1» and lip HMsr Mt^ Park 2 iutiiur »- ^f Beal O -hand ee as ca dCA K ^4 »4 M m ml) 'O o OKK 1 CO. 1387 "Daut inter moxthtaih." Inter Motiiit«in PuMiahing Cj, Lee Martiie manager, V .sid Lookley edi- tor, Wcat Broadway Daly C (Daly k Morehouse) Daly k Morehouse (0 Daly and I More- house), saloon Daroereault M D, fur dealer Davis A J (Tuttle. E rson & Co) DAVIS ANDREW J> president First National Bank, Main Davis ft Bennet (M Davis and T A Ben- net), assayers Davis M (Davis ft Bennet) Davis Paul, restaurant Dookelman A T, cigars and tobacco Decker Charles, carpenter Deering ft Cobb (Miita J C Deering and Miss H Cobb), millinery and fancy goods Deering Miss J C (Deering ft Cobb) DcUingcr D N, hardware and stoves Deslauries A, blacknmith De Witt W H (Randolph ft De Wilt De Wolfe S, attorney Dixon W W, attorney-at-law Dolls John, clergyman (Catholic) Dolman P K, commission a>id storage Donnell, Clark ft Larabie (K W Don- neU, W A Clark, and S E Larabie), bunkers Doud A (Mullville ft Doud) Duffy John H, attorney Dunkle G W, agt Wanamaker ft Brown, Philadelphia Durnnd W M , feed stable Du KoU B M ft Co (B M Dn Rell). gro- ceries Eagle Joseph, bakery Edwards I*. M, bootmaker Ehret T (Butto Furaishing Co) Emerson Mrs J M, dreRsmakcr Engel (iilbert, second-hand goods Ernst (*eorge, National Loan OlHce Esson Robert C (Tuttle, Esson & Co) Estes S A (Leo W Foster ft Co) ETJSTIS A (Eustis, Moffitt ft Rich- ards), Park EUSTIS. MOFFITT & RICHARDS (A Eustis, T Moffitt, and W A Rich- ards), meat market. Park Farrell Dennis, saloon Faulk Ben, meat market FIRST NATIONAL BANK. An irew J Davis president, Joseph A t.yde cash ier, ^Iain FITSOHiBN OEO C. saloon, Main FORKS JOHN F (Knowles ft Forbia), Main Poster Lee W (Lee W Foster ft Co) Foster Lee W ft Co (Lee W Foster and 8 A Estes, and A Kleinechmidt, Helena), groceries and liquors Fox J D, watchmaker FrankH L, wholesale liquors and oignrij FREraiAN lEOH IBL, proprietor "In-Mountain Freemon," Main FRENCH MILO, boarding and lodffing. East Quartz * * Freyschlau E C (Fre«l Gamer & Co) (}albraith Wm J, county judpo Gamble Peter D, produce Gamer Daniel (Schmidt ft Gamer) Gamer Fred (Fred Uainor & (Jo) Gamer Fred ft Co (Fred Gamer and E Freyschlag), boots and shoes Garrin J Jay, clergyman (Methodist) Gilbert ft Tyler, bottka and stationery Girard F X, blacksmith Gleaaon F E, dentiat Goldsmith ft Co, clothing, Gordon A, blacksmith GORDON JOHN A. proprietor Thea- ter Comi(iue, Main Grand Central Holl, F H Buzzard propr Grenier, Fomie ft Co, blacksmitha Grix Robert (Richards ft Grix) HAMILTON T S (Housor C B ft Co), Park Harper Joaeph H, civil engineer and surveyor Harris Albert, watchmake*- Harris D L, meat market Hassel R B, aupt public inatruct* a Hcits ft Co, butchera Herbert Charles, saloon Herman W (ButLe Furniture Co) Heyman ft Co (A Heyman), cigars and tobacco Heyman L, saloon Hodgman W A, saddles and harness Hoge, Brownlee ft Co (Wm L Hogo, M B Brownlee, F E Sargeant and F R McConnell), bankers Hogo W L (Hoge, Brownlee ft Co) Holt F (StoU ft Holt) Hoppe H J, brewery Horn John, carpenter Hough C P, physician HOUSER C B (Houaer C B ft Co), Park HOUSER C B & CO (C B Huuser, T S Hamilton and W G Pfouta), winea and liquors, Park Houaoworth S (Housew orth ft Tonkin) Houseworth ft Tonkin (S Houaeworth and S Tonkin), saloon Hurst H (Kuhwarth ft Hnrst Huson £ T, saloon HYDE J A> cashier First National Bank, Main "IN - MOUNTAIN FREEMAN." Legh R Freeman proprietor, G W Carlton editor and business manigur. Main Irvine Caleb E, probate judge Irvin Geo W, clerk of district court CO m c o PI o o S3 CO C/9 oo fro frO 1= HMDWOOD LUMBER i WAGON STOCK WMITK NKAM., 18 A IS M »!■ , and t4 A 10 Mpr ar i«t, » F. LOUIS BBtVERiniiH yd^iVoVi layggT^ 1388 Montana — Butte City. M [rvine k Wateibury, notaries public and conveyancers Jacky C (Baret & Jacky) JACK WH M (Kinna ft Jack), 300 and 36'2 Main, and chairman county com- missioners, Court House January I W, physician Jenks J D ft 8on, contractors and builders Johnston J C, physician Jones Henry, merchant tailor Julian Joseph (Julian ft Sturtdri|{e) Julian ft 8turtdrige (Joseph Julian and Thomas Sturtdrige), saloon KlpKKK J B> restaurant, Broadway Keith S N, civil engineer Kellogg G A (Ringing ft Kellogg) King ft Lowry (S F King and T Lowry), saloon King S F (King ft Lowry) KINNA & JACK (John Kinna and Wm M Jack), hardware, 360 and 362 Main KINNA JOHN (Kinna ft Jack). 360 and 3(i2 Main Kirby Mrs Frank (Nash ft Kirby) Kirkendall Hugh, freighter Kh-e M (Butte Furnituro C<>) KNOWLES & FOSBIS (U Kuowles and J F Forliis), attorntjys. Granite KNOWLES H (Knowles ft Forbis), (iranito Kuhwarth K (Kuhwarth ft Hurst) Kuhwarlh ft Hurst (K Kuhwarth and H Hurst), sabxin Lamb Kcv M V, clergyman (Baptist) Largey P A, supt Butte Hardware Co Laspeyre ft Savage (T liOsiwyre and J A Savage), attorneys-at-law lja8i>oyre T (Laspeyre ft Savage) Ivce .1 (StanJvjr)^ ft I^e) I>eit«.T K G (I/citcr A Wise) Ixiitcr ft Wise (KG liciter and L Wise), tailors licshcr J B, bootmaker liewia Geo S, grcHfries Lewis S (W Coleman ft Co) Ijeyson .1 H (l^eysoii ft Turck) I>eyi*on &. Turck (C M Turek and J lA-ysfiu), jcwflers Lionemann L, brewery and saloon liippincott W I, attorney Linsey G H, agt Pacific Kx press Co LOCKLET FRED, editor .laily ' ter Mountain," West Broatlway I/»eber Fred, Butte Market I/)wry Thomas I>, liheritr I.ynch ft Mather (J U Lynch ard C Mather), saloon Maguire C, parlor ornaments [x)wry T M (King ft I»wry) Lynch J H (Lyndi ft Mather) aAHONET L> saloon, Park H •In- W Manning Mrs Annie, cigars, tobacco and fruits Manning L £, notary public MANTLE LEE, manager daily 'acoo. Park MOFFITT T (Eustis, Moffitt ft Kich- anU), Park Moort' C H, books and stationery Morehouse J (I>aly ft Moi-ehouse) Morier Mrs Eliza, ItHljjiiiL'-hDjise MorriH Bros (J I^ M and l)ttvid Morris), general mi>r commission and auction. Park Tonkin S (Huusoworth & Tonkin) Totamo George F, cigar mfr Trahnt J (Barrett & Trahut) Trambley Julius, bootmaker Trowbridge C B 4 Co, wholesale and retail liquors Tugas & Co, blacksmiths Turck C M (Loyson & Turck) Tuttle S (Tuttle, Esson & Co) Valiquett L 11, furniture factory Valiton H (i (Owsley, Valiton & Co) VALITON PETER (Marchesseau & Valiton), lioO cor Main and Granite Van Gunily J E, saloon Vcuable J M, treasurer and collector m O u CALVIN NUniNG & SON. Tubular Whci^lharrown, B«»lt and Itridce %Vork, SseT Main Ifttrect, Mau Francisco. AILEN. TUGGLE i CO., HEXICAH HARD WfiaPS.".* v».?p;y.p-- cu as E CO CM Montana— Butte City-Cooke. 1391 iw 09 CO E Vogel B, lodging-house Wade & Stoner (T O Wade and Stoner), livery and feed stable Wade T O (Wade & Stoner) Wagner Daniel, restaurant Walker A M (Walker & Newton) Walker & Newton (A M Walkr" and T P Newton), lumber yard WALL T A (Perron, Wall & Co), Park WARFIELD JAMES, livery stable. Main Warren George, boots and shoes Waterbury £ B, public administrator Welch Daniel J, treasurer Whattey J E, restaurant Western Union Telegraph Co, W N Cams mgr White T H, barber Whitford O B, propr Miners' Hospital and physician WIGOm ft ABBEY (H and A A Abbey), Elite Broadway • WIGOm H W (Wiggin tt Abbey), Broadway Wilcox J B, police judge Wilson Mrs Annie, restaurant Wingard , physician Wise L (Leiter « Wise) Wissen John, lodging-house Witter A C, .county clerk and recorder WOODBTJBN C H, saloon, Montana W^TNNE E W, druggist. Park Zephirin F, bootmaker W Wiggin Saloon, 20 CANTON. Meagher County. A post-office, 30 miles southeast of Helena, and 14 miles southwest of Diamond City. TIERNE7 W E & GO. general mer- chandise CANYON. Custer County. A post-office. EBWIK S H ft BROS, general mer- chandise CANON CREEK. Lewis and Clarke County. A poat- oifice, 21 miles northwest of Helena. Population 20. NE7ERS W S, postmaster CANON FERRY. MsAaHER County. A post-office, 19 miles northwest of Diamond City. SHERIFF COURT, postmaster and general merchandise CENTREVILLE. Meagher Cocnty. A post-office, 20 miles southwest of Diimond City, and 32 miles southeast of Helena. Barker James, cen mdse Bencher J Q, physician Corlett Hugh, blacksmith HOOVER DAVID, blacksmith Hoover & Dunlovy, blacksmiths' McCormick James E, hotel and saloon McFadden C, groceries Moore James, ferryman Smith W R, general merchandise CHESTNUT. Meagher County. A post-offioe, on Missouri River, 68 miles northeast of Helena. HARRIS J A. postmaster Steele George, general merchandise CLANCY. Jefferson County. A post-office, 15 miles southeast of Helena. Popula- tion 100. Harvey G L,.8'ock raiser HILL H H> bi^Ass foundry, assayer, postmaster, machine shop, general merchandise, notary public, and tele- phone office Hill H M & Co, Clancy flume and Hydraulic Mines Legal Tender Mining Co Lewis W C, blacksmith Milligan R A, hotel Redding Emanuel, shingle factory White Bros, saw-mill Wilkinson &, Ludy, saloon CO c CO c > z o PI o o ■ CLENDENIN. Meagher County. A post office. Burghart Harry D, mgr smelting works Clendeuiu Mining and Smelting Co Dapper Joe, saloon • McDermott J P, saloon REED FRED W. general merchandise and postmaster Robinson E H, druggist COLD SPRINGS. Jeffer3?)n County. A post-office. DOHERTY JOHN, postmaster. COOKE. Gallatin County. A post-office. > < C/i HAR9W20S ;.l'SB£R, WHITR HKOti., l.H « lit Main nnd 14 A 10 8pi>ar Mtrect, M. V. Ori'icoii Atih, Maple and Alder. 1392 Montana — Butte City. DAILY AND WEEKLY PUBLISHED AT BUTTE CITY, MONTANA, BY THE /l\/T£R MOUNTAIN PUBLISHING COMPANY (Incorporalea). The Leading Newspaper 0/ Montana Territory. DAILY. One Year, by mail •DK.OO Six Honths. " e.OO Three " 8.00 B ( In Aovanci) : WEEKLY. One Year, by nutil 93.00 nix HonthH. " 1.50 It « Three •• •• |.oo Advertlalns Rates and tSpeelaien Ooples ftarnlahed on application. The Leading Mining Authority of the Territory. Is now recognized as the LIVELIEST and MOST PERMANENT, SUBSTANTIAL MINING CAMP IN THE UNITED STATES. Ita immense true fiuure reins of Silver, Copper and (>oId are being developed deeper every year, and hence immense quantities of Mining Machinery ore rotjuired to carry on the work. THE ATTENTION OP Mining, Machinery and Mining Sopplies' Dealers and Manufactoren ESI'KCIALLV IS BZCR43TED TO OIJK AI>VEHTIIIIV« COLVMWti M THE BEST MEDIUM IN THE WHOLE NOKTHWEST Througli which to make themselves known in this Territory. Montana — Butte City. 1393 a^ci^^nniy^n^liiraU ESTABLISHED 1876. WmWm% DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKLY. PUBLISHED AT lUTTl, liOMT^MJI >*^f The Foremost Silver and Copper Mining Camp on the Continent, and PRINCIPAL CITY IN THE TERRITORY. THE LOCATION, CIRCUUTION IND TIME OF [jiTABllSHMENT MAKE IT THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MONTANA. TERMS : DAILY, per Year $12 00 SEMI-WEEKLY, per Year 5 00 Or at corresponding rates for shorter time. ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION. i MASONIC OTTTFITS, Society Goofis, «t«., at WORCROSS * CO., Maaonle Temple, Mo. O Pest Mtreet, IS. F. 1394 Montana — Cooke-Deer Lodge City. Macumber & Orvis, saloon HALIN A J & C0> contractora Wills Alexander, smelter CROW AGENCY. Indian Reservation County. office. A post- BOKERD C Si postmaster DUNN. LEE & BABCOCE, general merchandise CROW CREEK. jEFrERsoN County. Post-office dersburg; 3 miles southeast of dersburg. DOUGHEBTT J E; general merchan dise Ra- Lewis and Clarke office. DEARBORN. County. A post- Ellis C H, hotel Gillette W C, notary public Jjabriche Charles D, Imie merchant Mnrquis Taucride, blacksmith MHiOT H At general merchandise Ross James, school teacher Thomas E J, hotel and saloon Warner Geo, butcher DEER LODGE CITY. Deer Lodge County. A post-office; the county seat, 45 miles south- west of Helena and 45 miles north of Butte City. Population 1,500; has a weekly newspaper, T/ie New North- it'fxt. The Montana College Institute is located here, also one of the finest graded schools in the Territory. Aspling Thomas, varieties Aylesworth k McFarland, hotel Bailey & Hartw«ll, lumber dealers Batterton J Y, county commissioner Belenburg C H P, meat market Belinbury N, wholesale butcher Bicn W, furniture Buisvert R, saloon Bonner E L & Co, general merchandise Bradley John, carpenter Burney G W, express agent Buxton J H, empioyeo N P R R Carey Mrs W R, milliner Cattlin T W, county supt of public instruction Coleman Lewis, county treasurer Coleman Wm & Co, varieties Dashiells E D, carpenter Davis R L, public administrator Desiodi Eli, saloon Dickey J E, druggist Dnnnell, Clark & Larabie, bankers EASTMAN J O, intelligence Office Emerson 0, probate judge Evens P E, wool grower Gerbel John, saloon Glass John, watchmaker and jeweler Holland k Estell, livery stable Hopkins M M, dentist Hulburt H A, deputy postmaster Irvine E H, mining superintendent Irvine W L & T C, stock raisers Jenkins .7 D, contractor and builder Kclley R S, mining supt Kennon & Zenor, hardware Khors k Belenburg, stock raisers Kimmerley Bros, lumber Kleinschmidt & Co, groceries and dry goods Lansing Peter, boots and shoes Mathews Wm, saloon Mayhew A E, district attorney McAndrews J S, county recorder McMahan Ed, barber McMasters J B, county assessor Meyers J H, principal public schools Mille r W B, harness and saddlcmaker MULS J H, editor "New North West " Mitchell A H, physician and surgeon Montana College Institute, W Mount- joy principal Morgan Thomas, U S signal service Mountjoy W, prin Montana College In- Bi itute Murphy, Higgins & Co, wholesale gro- ceries Napton H P, civil engineer and sur- veyor Napton T Ij, attorney Napton W, attorney "NEW NORTH WEST." J H Mills editor O'Bannon O B, land agt and U S com- mit<8ioncr O'Neill Hugh, warden U S penitentiary O' Ncill John, hardware Orvings J H, physician Price Frank, deputy U S marshal Reed H S, insurance agt Rohards & Co, brickmakers Ruhards Joseph, planing-mill Robinson J C, attorney Rockwell & Gross, harness and saddle m.ikers Rouleiu Chas, hotel Scott Sum, hotel STACEPOLE & CO. druggists and sta tioners — wholesale and retail STACKPOLE E S. postmaster Steele J W, painter Strang Thomas, sheriff *^ •1 • CO •s < h-' a oo *5 QC c ^ r* 04 » CO c CO XL. CO E ca CO ca £f OS CM 00 I Si • mmm J CO CD CO J HARDWOOD LUMBER! WAGON STOCK.".ilJTff fJ'SK.'^Vrr AllEH. TUGGLE t CO., SPANISH CEDAR . 18 * «0 Spear St. Man FranclHco. loo ■ loo CO OO CO CO Iry OO OS tU9 CO 8 ikcr orth )n 3 In- gro- 811 r- Mills com- atiary C9 saddle- md sta- (0 CQ J n Montana — Deer Lodge City-Flathead. 1395 Teterault Frank, blacksmith and wag- onmaker Tompaon John, furniture mfr Valeten Peter, broker Van Gundey J E, propr Western Brew- Walker Peter, baker Ward & McAndrews, livery stable Whitehill H K. attorney Siosel A, blacksmith 03 CO E v» OO pi » H o DILLON. Beaver Heai> County. A po8t-office,on the Utah & Northern R. R., 68 miles from Butte City. Blivens Chas, livery stable Br own T N & Co, hardware BUNSAOE H> publisher and proprie- tor "The Dillon Tribune " Butts & Drake, contractors, builders and furniture Butts E, furniture Clutter John E, physician and druggist Continental Oil and Transportation Co, C J Gilmore agt Dart Geo W, tinware Davis J, barber •DILLON TEIBUNE" (The), H Bundage, publisher and proprietor Dingley D A, attorney-at-law Dingley Mrs J T, fancy goods and dressmaker . Eliel Leonard, dry goods and clothing Fyhrie L C & Co, gen mdse (iilroy E, saddler and'harnessmaker Goodrich M A, hotel Green & Walters, lumber Hall R M, attorney-at-law Hanson Mrs L, milliner Heyform D J, butcher Hirschman Chas, saloon Jones Harry, saloon Kelley Wm, saloon KIRKPATRICK BROS (James and Robert Kirkpatrick) general mer- chandise Kupter Mrs L, watches and jewelry, guns, pistols, etc Lear W J, blacksmith licwis Al, blacksmith Leyson & Boddy, butchers Leyson D, hotel Lowell John W, agricultural imple- ments Marlow Ed, livery stable and saloon Meade C, attorney-at-law Miller C L, blacksmith Morton Chas, bakery, confectionery and fruits O'Neil Patrick, hotel Orem J C, blacksmith Poindexter T W, general merchandise Rutter Robert, blacksmith Schulz Frank, bootmaker Selson R, saloon Shively John, wagonmaker Styles k Clutter, saloon SWEET & BALDWIN, general mer- chandise Thomson C L, groceries and fruits Weightmnn John, varieties Will Mrs E M, restaurant Yeomans J B, barber ENNIS. Madison County. A post-offic Allen & Shingleton, fanners and stock * raisers B urns & Smith, machinists ENNIS WM, general merchandise and postmaster Evans Joseph, farmer and stock raiser Evans Wm, farmer and stock raiser Fletcher Wm, farmer and stock raiser Jeifers J B, farmer and stock raiaer Jeffers M D, farmer and stock raiser Livermore Ira, machinist Lyons George, farmer and stock raiser Lyons Robert, farmer and stock raiser Maynard E A, farmer and stock raiser McKimmens Wm, machinist and farmer and stock raiser Mitchell H B, farmer and stock raiser Mitchell Wm, farmer and stock raiser Saunders J W, blacksmith and ma- chinist Shriver & Hayden, ma^shinists Spaulding Don O, farmer and stock raiser Varney & Farrell, stock raisers Watkins George, fanner and stoc-: raiser Wheling O C, farmer and stock raiser Wood'.7orth J, farmer and stock raiser FISH CREEK. Mapison County. A post-oflSce, 48 miles north of Virginia City. BRUFFET GEO A, rancher, post- master, general merchaudise and hotel FLATHEAD. Mis.soxTLA County. A post-office. There is at this agency a Hne flour-mill, saw-mill, blacksmith and carpenter shop. Baird R M, farmer Choynette L H. pliysioian EDDY. HAMMOND & CO, general merchandise, L C Tuott manager Ronan Peter, Indian agent TUOTT L C. postmaster and manager Eddy, Hammond & C'- CO 0) C CO c > z o m o O OO OO OO OO OO 15 Mala HARDWOOD LOMBER, WHITE BROS., lit A IS lUuln nn«l 14 A lO Sppur St, ». F. Oak, Ash, Hickory, Maple, Chcri-y. etc. LOUIS BBMEHWHH t CO ,a.^:rrssS^^^Vru,\ \91S3n' 1396 Montana — Fort Aaainahoine-Fort Benton. FORT ASSINABOINE. Choteav County. A post-office. BROADWATER. MoCULLOH COi l^<)t traders FORT BENTON. Chotead County. A post-office; the county seat, at the head of naviga- tion ou the Missouri River. It was named after the distinguished Sena- tor from Missouri. It has a popula- tion of 2,000, and there is more ousi- uess transacted than in any town in Montana, or any in the United States of its size. Its location is beautiful, being on one of the low bottoms bor- dering the river. Its future cannot be otherwise than bright, since it is the entrepot of a very eytended trade. Al keago n Frank, physician* WATTBR I ft CO, bankers, general merchandise »nd freighters Bank of Northern Montana, Collins, Duer k Co "BENTON WEEKLY RECORD" (The), W H Buck editor Blackiston Rev S C, clergyman (Episco- pal) Bothine J C, mgr for Kleinschmidt & Bro Bourassa J C, saloon Bryer Chas, baths and bnrber Buck Horace, attorney-at-law Buck & Hunt, attorneys-at-hiw BUCK W H. editor "The Benton Weekly Record " BuUett & M.irtin (Geo W Bullott and A A Martin), restaurant Castner John, coal Collins, Duer & Co, banke rs COLLINS ft STEVENSON, editors " River Press " Collins T E, treas Wright & Edwards Mfg Co Conratl C E, jires Fort Benton & St Louis Cattle Co Conrad, Ethier & Embleton, ice Conrad W Ci, pres F N Bank Crane & (Ireen, varieties Crawford Chan, livery stables Cumming T A & Co, insurance and real estate Davidson & Mothtt, harness and saddles Demarest Rev S B, clergyman (Congre- gational) Dewey John W, civil engineer, architect and U S deputy mineral surveyor Donnelly J J, attorney-at-law and sec Wright A Edwards Mfg Co Dutnille Duke, barber Evans J J & Co, saloon Fey Justus, photographer First National Bank of Fort Benton, W O Conrad pres Flanagan M A, postmaster and druggist Foster Wm, saloon Gamble J H, bakery (i^ibson Paris & Son, stock raisers Grafs Mrs Annie, dressmaker - Harris ft Strong, livery stable Healy J J, sheriff Hill Joseph S, vice-prea First National Bank Fort Benton and pres Wright & Edwards Mfg Co Hirshberg t<. Nathan, clothing Holland k Hackel, boots and shoes Hunsberger John, hotel Hunt W H Jr, attorney-at-law Kanouse J A, attorncy-at-law Keenan ft Payne, painters Kendall Chas, expressman Kennedy ft Kelly (J J Kennedy and K Kelly), butchers Kleinschmidt ft Bro, gen mdse, J C Bothine mgr Kneedler , physician Lepper F M, blacksmith LuKe R A, cashier First National Bank of Fort Benton Lynch ft Flint, ferrymen Lytle C S, attorney-at-law Mee I ft El, blacksmiths Mills R R, hotel Minor W J, druggist Morston O C, pamter Murphy, Neel ft C* Samuel Neel, WW Maclay), groceries and hardware Payne Rufus, blacksmith Powers T C ft Bro, agts steamer lines Ringwald Bros ft Co, brokers, watolies a nd je welry " RIVER press. " Collins ft Stevenson editors Rolfe H P, attorney Roosevelt F C, furniture Rosencrans L H, saddlery and harness Settle ft Lytle, attorneys-at-law Settle W B, attorney-at-law Smith Ed, freighter Smith Peter, carpenter and undertaker Sullivan J, hotel Sullivan Joseph, harness and saddles Tattan John \V, attorney-at-law Tingley Bros, market Tingley Clark, freighter Todd Thos J ft Co, liquors Trailkill ft Crawford, livery stable Turner W E, physician and druggist Wackerlm H J ft Co (H J Wackerlin, T C Power ft Bro and I G Baker & Co), hardware Waterman ft McEntyre, attorneys Welsh Nicholas, saloon Wetzel W S, agt Conlson steamer line (John T Murjihy, Higgins and E C Si PRISON CEiis,»'^'ss^*!r.ir.s'.?...'.ir> cuviii nuhing i son. AllEH, TUGGLE t CO., WAGOII LUIIBHH.'Sf.^aaL.y- Montana— Fort Bentm-Olendale. 1397 Wheelook I W, physician Wiltou J R, aroniteot and builder Wright & Edwards Mfg Co, J J Don- nelly sec Wright H L, vioe-pres Wright & Ed- wards Mfg Co FORT CONRAD. Choteau Cocnty. Poat-oiBce Port Benton. Kipp Joseph, general inerchaudise FORT CUSTER. Custer County. A post-office, 50 miles southwest of Miles City. Population 800. BORDT OOi general merchandise McNutt J, restaurant Saunderson J, physician Treshman Geo, wagonmaker McKnight J H, postmaster McOflQHT J H ft CO, general mer- chaudise FORT KEOGH. Custer County. A post-office, 3 miles southwest of Miles City. MACQUEEN W N. post trader FORT LOGAN. Meaqher County. A post-office, 58 miles east of Helena. Population 150. Allen C L, saw-mill QABDIS WILLIAM, post trader, general merchandise and postmaster Gehret Joe, stock raiser Kinney Thomas, saloon Lewis Len, stock raiser Moore John, stock raiser Nelson S, blacksmith Radcr Chas, stock raiser Sarter J G, stock raiser FORT MAGINNIS. Meagher County. A post-office. BROADWATER. McNAMARA & COi general merchandise and post traders FORT MISSOULA. Missoula County. Post-office Mis- soula. MoOORlfflCg JOHN, post trader FORT SHAW. Lewis and Clarke County. A post- office, 85 miles north of Helena. Pop- ulation 140. FRENCHTOWN. Missoula County. A post-office, 18 miles west of Missoula Mills. Popu- lation 75. Cormier & Claude, saw-mill Demers P T, gen mdse, flour-mill, saw- mill and hotel Prenchtown Farmer Co, tlourlng-mills Howy T, blacksmith LASSERRE H, postmaster MARCEAU 0, saloon Marion J E, general merchandise GALLATIN. Gallmin County. A post-office, 32 miles from Bozeman; the county seat and near the confluence of tie Jeffer- son, Gallatin and Madison Rivers, headwaters of the Missouri, and also 70 miles southeast of Helena. Popu- lation 400. Dunbar Fr vnk, hotel and feed stables Hufmau Frod, flouring-mills O'NEAL & BURR5uGHS. saloon and lumber Shurmaa Heury, dry goods and saloon GARDINER. Gallatin County. A post-office. McCartney j c, hotel aud store GLENDALE. Beaver Head Cojjnty. A post-office. Is a lively mining camp in the south- western portion of the Territory, hav- ing communication with the adjacent places by sta^e line. It did not at- tract a ^reat deal of attention until its importance as an ore-shipping point became known, when it rapidly climbed the ladder of notoriety, and ill a very short time gazed upon an array of mouey-oeeking populttiion. The mines in the vicinity of the place are producing an abundance of bul- lion, and give employment to quite an army of men and a great deal of machinery. Very costly furnaces have been erected. The population of the place is about 1,500 persons. Alward Ed, druggist Avard Peter, blacksmith Avery H H, hotel Brown H W, photographer OO 7^ OO c/> OO CD CO OO OO OO CO en UiOnUinnn l IIMDCD white BROtl., 1» * is Main and 14 &1« Spear nAnUlTUUU LUInDtn. m, S, F. nubs, spokes. Rims, Poles, Shafts, etc. MASONIC OUTFITS, StS:i:t?^i:p&%:U''?SSl?St\^f: 1308 Montana — OUndalt-Hecla. CO I A Canovan John, hotel Cartiw k Hamilton, butohen Clark A, dry goods Durell B M & Co, liquora Foater A H, liquors Foster Gqo & Uo, hornessmakera Grotevant Jerry, liquors Hamilton J L, bootmaker Hecla Con Mining Co, blacksmiths and minintr Hinebuckle Louis, brewer Kepler J C, watchmaker and jeweler Langbaum A, druggist Metfin J C, liquors M urray Elza. Itlaok smith PONS ft 0ENERAT7X> general mer- chandise and lumber Reynolds John, livery stable Kote & Wilson, groceries Stager Mrs, restaurant Stewart H, wagonmaker and furniture Thomas k Armstrong, gen mdso Thomas K Z, general merchandise Turner C W, banker and lawyer Wells John, general merchandise White Mrs, restaurant Wilson, Rote ft Co, gen mdse GLENDIVE. Dawson County. A post-ofiico. Brown M H, liquors Coleman W M, confectionery and fruits Cummins & Birch, furniture and pumps Davis H S, physician and druggist Dion Henry, liquors Douglass H F & Co, general mdse Farrell M, saloon Oasam an E P, j ewel er "OLENDIVE TIMES." W W Mabee editor Helms Harry, saloon and theatre Hurst ft Co, hardware Kane Morris, blacksmith Kean ft Berg, livery Klaus ft Waters, Merrill House Lee ft Mathew, saloon Lowe Wm, stoves and tinware Lyons W T, barber and baths MABEE W W, editor "Glendive Times" McMillan J A, lodging-house and saloon Pontet ft Gallagher, wholesale liquors and clothing Roy , hotel Richmond G D, confectionery and fruits Robinson ft Gardner, hotel and saloon Sears J D, boots and shoes TaylorJames, saloon WEEKS ft PBESCOTT. dry goods and hoi'dwore GLOSTER. Clarke Coumtt. Apost- LlWIS AND office. Buohannan J, bootmaker Lane ft Lynch, general merchandise MoALUSTER H H. postmaster McAllister H H ft Co, gen mdse Sanford ft Acroy, saloon CO CO GOLD RUN. Meaourr County. See Clendenin. GRAYLING. Beaver Head County. Post-ofiiuo Red Rock. A station on the Utah and Northern R. R., 9 miles from Red Rock. PACKER NEPHI. section foreman HAMJLfoN. Gallatin County. A post-office, 18 miles northwest of Bozeman. Anceny Charles, dealer in blooded (jattle Ledheater ft Sanborn, gen mdse POTTER JOHN, attomey-at-law, geu- \ eral merchandise and postmaster Wagner Joe, blacksmith HARRISON. Madison County. FORT A J, postmaster and farmer en ev9 CO CO HAYDEN. Gallatin County. A post-office, miles southeast of Bozeman. Bullis L D, attomey-at-law Ringlesly Mrs M M, liotel Robip" -^ liwoi>M 23 Robins J, livery ShaforS, blacksmith HECLA. Beaver Head County. A post- office. Arbour Joseph, saloon and hotel Armstrong H ft Co, gen merchandise Armstrong ft Losee, gen mdse and boarding-house Brooks Josephine, hotel Dutch Mike ft Co, saloon Hamilton ft Cartier, butchers Kee/zan Jerry ft Co, saloon Morrison A M, saloon ORR GEOROE. manager for Arm- strong ft Losee and deputy postmas- ca U HAf^OWfinB ! IW^'^ ~'^ WWrTR KJrtOw: A ii» Main and 14* t9»^^ CO f-Kt CO CO CO CO C9 AllEH. TUGGLE t CO.. WAGOK Wmm.^'^MSms:!^ Montana — Heclor-Laurin. 1399 Farfat Jftinet, portmuter and Mat-supt of Heola Con Mining Co Tarbell Geo E, laloon THOMAS ft AEM8TB0HO. general mefohandiM and hotel HELMVILLE. A poat-offioe, of Deer Lod^e Dkbr Lodqi County. 46 milee northwest City; population 35. Blair J, wool grower Geary Broi, stook raisers Hoemer Adolph, wool grower Maroun J E, trader aUIOLlST ft 00. traders HOME PARK. Madison CouMTr. A post-offioe. SNAFF J Bf postmaster HORSE PLAINS. Mksocla County. A post-oflBice. Eddy, Hammond & Co, gen mdse Kingsberry k Learner, gou mdso LYNCH BROS, general morchaudise LTNCH CHAS A, postmaster Taylor Al, saloon HUGHESVILLE. Meaoiier County. A post-office. Arnord Cliarles, barber Barritt & Mix, saloon Bird J M, hotel and saloon Boaett & Mix, saloon and livory stable Cove M, butcher Foley Michael & Co, grocery Kilally John, grocer Lamb John, saloon Layton J M, hotel Leste r Al, saloon MIX CHABLES, postmaster Murphy J J, saloou .Shelby E, hotel Smith L, saloon HUNTLEY. Custer County. A post-office; at the head of navigation on the Yellow- stone River, in a rich agricultural re- gion. Clark H & Co, N PR R supply store DUmrE ft FBITH, farmers FRITH H, postmaater (loss D, saloon Hamilton Wm. saloon Haikins ft McGirl, hotel and ferry Mulsoy J, express Murray George, blacksmith and wason- maker Ruth & Wilson, billiard hall Salisbury, Gilmer ft Co, sta^e line r.'JVK'*^*'*?^' Seaefal merchandise White P, saloon JEFFERSON CITY. Jkfferson County. A post-offioe, 50 miles northwest of Kadersburg, and 20 miles southeast of Helena. It is situated in Prickly Pear Valley, one of the most fertil-* sections of the Territory. Population 250. Becker 0, livery stable Branson A, barber Campbell Wm H, saloon Denbow C, physician ELLIS ft BEBENDES, general mer- chandise ELLIS FOBEST W. postmaster Eye E C, general merchandise Hardin E, saloon McLaughlin ft Tole, saloon Roe Wm, hotel Rudd A F, physician Soule Bros, butchers Whetstone Wm, saloon JEFFERSON ISLAND. Madison County. A post-offico, 40 miles north of Virginia City. SACBY J W, postmaster JUNCTION. Custer County. A post-office. A^ascom Charles, saloon Brown ft Davis, saloon and feed stable Brup ft Keiser, geu mdse Cuinmiugs J, blacksmith and saloon Ellis J ft Co, dry goods Oilman N, hotel Keyuse George, stock raiser McCOBMI(% ft CARULE, general merchandise, liquors, express agent, etc Reed Bros, restaurant and saloon Smith Burns, saloon and lodging-house Williams H L, saloon LAURIN. Madison County. A post-office, 8 miles northwest of Virginia City. Ayotte Henry, stock raiser Beaufie Josepli, saloon and hotel OO c CO c > z o o o &0 &0 ^ C/3 O«0 C/9 I 'I ^ HABSaO'»0 LUMBER. S!'-"''"""* 18 * 15 Wuiji :uiil k« ' *6 t^pcar Black Wiiluut. M:tiiniMh '(Jedat. - "ra. lOUISBRHERMMUCIL ^ is! I I- »! Is :^ n MS u a I Brt-.irga 'gfiTy. JEfELEBg, "^gSS^r 1400 Montana — Laurin-Meadow Creek. Cain Daniel, aaloon Dehorty W I, carpenter Ooetohins Lee, mHcliiniat Gratton Hector, carpenter Lahaise L, trader I^urin E, physician LAUBIH J B> general merchandiw and poatniaster Marion Alphonae, st^ck raiaer Poiritir Louia, bootmaker Smith James H, blacksmith LEVENGOOD'S. Dker Loixic County. A post-office, 20 miles southwest of Etoer Lodge City. LEVENGOOD FETER> postmaster, liotel and stock raiser LEWIS. Madison County. A post-office. SCANLAND J H. toll-bridge and postmaster LION CITY. Bkaver Head Cousty. Post-office Hecla; 4^ miles south "of Hecla. Arbonr Joseph, hotel and saloon Annstrong &, Losee, J J Crocket mgr, L'eneral merchandise ARMSTRONG N ft CO. general mer- chandise Brown O S, assayer Cartier Levi, market Clough Daniel, deputy sheriflf i>utch Mike & Co, beer hall Graham John, assistant supt "Hecla Con M Co" "Hecla Consolidated Mining Co," James Parfet supt Holland Richard, saloon Kutle Michael, saloon K.utt Michael, physician and surgeon Morrison A M. saloon Morrison & Clarke, general merchandise Tarbell Geo E, saloon and justice of peace Taylor John, coroner MAIDF!4. Meaouer County. A post-office. Bailey Wm, jeweler Beck John k Co, saloon Belanger &, Boissonneault, gen mdae Br>l Dohn Jos, livery stable Draper Will, justice of peace « Dryden t Co, general merchandise Dunton Bros, general merchan dise EATON ft POUPENET. general merchandise Esler A M, notary public Oessner P J & Co, restaurant Holmes Chas, saloon Hunter George W, saloon and billiaru hall Jenkins & Sharp, barbera Johnson Bros, saloon Johnson ft Peterson, saloon and board- ing-house Judith Mining ft Milling Co Maginnis Mining ft Milling Co Mason Jos, saloon McAdow ft Dexter, general merchandise McPartland F, notary public Munn Fred, saloon O'Brien D, constable Rawn — , physician Sanborn J C, butcher •Sandusky ft Hamilton, livery stable tSharpleas S, barber Silver Hill Tunnel Site Co Smith Frank, saloon Snow C C, sheriff Turner Wm, druggist Wnsson John, attorney-at-law Wotherell ft Hamilton, saloon MARTINA. Missoula County. A post-office; 2L miles northwest of Missoula. VOTH JOHN* general merchandise and postmaster McCLELLAN GULCH. Deer Lodoe County. A post-office. Blum Herman, notary public FRTSE CHARLES, mining and post- master Wrig^ius S L, propr of Gold Quartz Mill ft Hydraulic Placer MEADOW CREEK. Madison County. A post-office; 18 miles north of Virginia City. Popu- lation 100. Allen ft Shingleton, shop Cope G F, stock raiser Duff John, dairy and farmer Ennis Wm, gen mdse and stock raiser Fletcher ft Gordon, dairy, farmers and butchers i h li it e DDICnil PCIIC €easetery Fenees, etc.. rnlOUn uCLLOf Wo. iU7 Main Street, 8. F. CALVIN NUniNG t SOU. miEH, TUGGIE t CO.. East:; n Hard Wood LumhBr.':* "gJiy^^y' ud Montana— Meadoiu Creek-Miaaoula. 1401 HarrU R, hotel Hawkins & Hi^by, •aw-mill MoAlister James, dairy and fanner SPALDINQ D 0, fanner MILES CITY. Custer Cjuntt. A poitofBce; the rouut) seat, situated on the Yellow, ■tone River. Population 3,000 and rapidly increasing. Bnch Louis, saloon baskinski J & Bros, stationery, books, eto Borchardt N, postmaster BROADWATER. HUBBELL ft CO. general merchandise Brown Chns, saloon and auctioneer BuUard Wni H, brewery Burgard & Thomas, proprs Commercial Hotel Burleigh A F, attorney Burleigh W A Jr, general merchandise Burleigh W A Sr, attomey-at-law Carter John, hotel and saloon Chuw K, propr Grand Central Hotel Combs Hurry, Iwoks and stationery Cosmopolitan Theatre, U E Wolf propr Cox C O, attorney DAVIDSON JNO X. editor and pro- priutur * -Miles City Daily Press" Don Carlos tt O'Conner, uttorneys-at- law Ellis J k Co, ccncral merchandise Evuns & Fiaher, proprs Metropolitan Motol First National Bank of Miles City, R E •Stower cashier Flaiing.nn Thos, saloon Coettlich E, harnessmuker Gould C H, receiver U.8 Land Office Graham J J, groceries * Guthrie & Win(;, butchers Hackle W G, attorney Hehli Chri", barber Huffman LA, photographer Inter-Ocean Hotel, 8ims & Cummings proprs Keough & Schiffler, tailors KBTIOHT W D> eiUtor ''Yellowstone Weekly Journal" Kreidler E A, registrar U S Land Offi ce Kyes Aael, grain and feed Lebcher C B, druggist and county phy- sician Leighton J, pres First National Bank of Miles City Leighton Jordan & Co, gen mdse Levi J, propr European Hotel and Res- taurant McLaren Miss L E, milliner McMillan D F, county commissioner, blacksmith and wagonmaker •MILES CITY DAILY PRESS." J no X Davidson editor and proprietor Miles k Strevell, hnrdwnre Node LewiH, jren mdse nnhcd by D J Armstrong, Esq. It has communica- tion with adjacent towns, by stnf.u routes, one leading through the Bit- ter Root Valley, and one to Helena and Deer Lodge City. It will also soon have connection with the North- ern Pacific Railway by stage line, as there is one under process of con- struction to the terminus of that road. The means which contribute to the development of a mining and ag- ricultural section will result in its steady groMth. Argy Henry, saloon ARMSTRONG D J, proprietor "Mis- soulion Weekly" Beardsley G O, barber Bryant J G, physician Caplice, Smith & Co, gen mdse Dickenson W, postmaster Dickinson W H H. stationery, sewing machines and photographer Dierman & Quist, saloon Ditson J A, lodging-house 7^ c' CO .-» CO m CO CO m HARDWOOD LUMBER, Tt^lTH'JSSeiy^'&^'SiJii.^S^L 89 MASONIC OUTFITS, I I i fl««l«t7 Cl«*4s. ete.. at IVORCROSS A CO., ~ tnle Temple. No. O Foa* Mtreet, 0. F. 1402 Montana — Miaaoida^New Chicago. 09 Eddy, Hammond & Co, dry goods Fredline Joha A, carpenter Harding D, butcher Hartt Miss, millinery and dressmaking Hemel & Deschamp, blacksmiths Henke Emil, drriggist and physician Henke ft Moore, aruggists HIGK^mS C Ft president Missoula National Bank Ives A K, physician Jameison ft Moore, livery stable Karanagh ft Sloano, saloon Kennedy J J, saloon Kennedy W, hotel Kennett Ferd, cashier Missoula National Bank Koch Charles, boots and shoes Kron Benjamin, carpenter Leiser J 8, tobacco and confectionery Leonard ft Shoup, saloon Logan Andrew, blacksmith Lombard C VV, dentist McCormick ft Batten, attorneys-at-law McLean J P ft Co, furniture McXamara Tlios J, saloon Meyers H C ft Co, meat market Miller ft Du Krcsne, blackamitlis Mi:<4onla Brewery, Chas Otto propr mSSOULA NATIONAL BAl^K. C P Hi^Kins president "MISSOULIAN WEEKLY. • l> J Armstrong propriety >r Moore Agnow, car|)3atcr Nichols Mrs A B, dressmaker 0.t<:l Smith J ilin P, barber Solomon J, clothing, dry gii" Clahkb Cotntv. Pof t-offico Silver City; 'Hi miles north of Helena, on Bentou iload. MITCHELL MART, salooii, ranch and stock raiser hotel. MUIR Gallatin Countt. CITY. A post-office. Anderson John, saloon ^ Benard Chas, restaurant Bichler E ft Co, engineers and surveyors Christinson P, dry goods Driscoll ft Lett, hotel and saloon Eastman Bros, saloon and contractors Engesscr John, real estate agent Fowler David, club house Franklin ft Humbert, dry goods Fredrics J, boarding-liouso Graniss ft Berhinger, butchers Gavish Gus, saloon Haitian ft CoUson, hotel HOBBS ft McCRAT. proprietors of Turner House and feed stable Hobbs, McCray ft Meyers, Bon Ton Club House Hopper J, grain warehouse Howanl J K, barber Johnson ft Frame, blacksmiths Jones Brothers, U R contractors Lindquist ft Jacobson, boardukg-houac and saloon Lober C U, lodj^in'^-house Irclianrli-io DINGWALL DUNCAN, postmaster I'Vatlicrmun .1 A, ^en nicrchandiae Mc.MasUir J B, saloon McPhuil Archie, hotel ProHsor ft Franzman, blneksmiths .SpciT Willif, hotrl GAIVIN NUniNG S SON, Mauwnsftarrrs all klntla lUOW WOHK. «;£7 Haln street. Htm fraarlMe. cr. -X. u S 60 ul jci |S * ft a J z I mLEH. TUGGLE i CO., VENEERS ^^s?g^ «>>«>«>.. Montana — Iforwood-Picmeer. NORWOOD Silver Bow County. A post-office. PAftFET J H. mining superintendent and postmaster OKA. Mbaoher CouNxr. A post-office. STEPHENS ALF J. postmaster STEPHENS BROS, general merchan- dise 1403 PARKER. Meaqheb CouNTir. See Fort Magin- OLD AGENCY. 20 Choteau County. A post-office, miles northwest of Fort Shaw. HAMILTi^..; & HAZLITT, general merchandise OLHEN. Meagher County. A post-office. Lcrvitt L S & Co, dry goods aud grocer- ies Olden A, liquors, cigars and tjbaoco Olden Mrs A, hotel Olden W A, fur dealer PARNELL. Jefferson County. A post-office. HOWARD CHAS, postmasier peasIfort. Custer County. See Junction. philbrook. Mkaoher County. A post-office. Ellis I William, saloon MORISON E J. general merchandise, postmaster and hotel Riddlesburgher T, general merchandise ohoa John, blacksmith OTTER. Mkaoher County. A past-office. MANN ED F. postmaster OVERLAND. Meaoher County. A post-office. Atchison John S, general merchandise BROADWATER. McNAMARA ft CO. general morchaudiao aud post- masters • PARK CITY. Custer County. A post-office, 18 miles east of Stillwater. ' Clausou O, hardware Do Mars C has, stock raiser DUNN. LEE ft BABCOCK. general merchandise Herrington Andrew, stock raiser Hickux & Sidles, saloon Miller VVm M, stock raiser Millis k Thompson, gen mdse Mitchell Wm L C, stock raiser Peaney L, hotel, attorney -at-law aud general merchandise Rhoades •! P, physician and druggist Stewart, Hensley & Co, gen mdse Whitsitt W P, stock raiser TOTING ALONZA. postmaster PHILLIPSBURG. Dekr Lodge County. A post-office, 55 miles from Deer Lodge, in Deer Lodge County, and is reached by stage run- ninz from the county seat. It takes rank among the foremost of the live- liest mining camps, and has a future that may be considered very bright, as the mines in the vicinity are pay- ing well and show no signs of being exhausted. Bowie C N, druggist Caplice k Smith, general merchandise Connelly N, hardware and groceries Hammond VVm, livery stable Harris Toney, Ixiot.naker lucamp Henry, liquors and cigars Kaiser Michael, hotel Kroger C, brewery ami saloon Lang Wm, saloon McDonald Wm, blacksmith McLityre A, liquors McLiuie John G, blacksmith Morsb \ Bradshaw, butchers O'Regfl: M, saloon Price Br geu'iral merchandise and postmaster Volmer Frank, bootmaker Woiustein Win, general merchandise Welch A J, physician PIONEER. Derr Lodge County. A post-office, 16 n iles jiorthwcst of Deer Loilge City. c > z o o O CI o > r Tl o > CD H ;o m PI H <■ CO > z > CO o o UlRnVfnnn l IIIIDCD white BBOM. is * is Haln and 14 A 16 Spear IIAnllW UUil LURlDCny street, m. W. Was«m lltMsk, Cabinet Woeda. etc. t^: M \\ in r ; ill- 'I LOUIS BRAVERMAN SCO., flt^rllnc SllTCrware an«l Freneh <;ioek«. CO a m m e £5 IS ► 8 IISIHontgomerySt. 1404 Montana — Pioneer-Saliahuri/. Daddow Joseph, livery stable Girds Casper, butcher Johnson Allen, blucksmith KELLY M W« general merchandise McClonnon John, saloon Petty James, saloon VVilhelm A G, general merchandise Wilkinson W W, hotel PIPESTONE. Jefferson County. A post-office. Barnes W B, propr Pipestone Springs Butte Hardware Co PONY. Madison County. A post-office, 26 miles north of Virginia City. Holdcn G H, blacksmith Isdell N J, postmaster ISDELL ll J & COi general merchan- dise Moader Mrs, hotel O'Brien D, saloon Ree.1 W R, hotel iieiuoehl & Co, saloon POPLAR CREEK AGENCY. Dawson Countv. A post-office. Fnirchilds J H, In.art;.-nun Miness J L, shoemaker PECK C H. general mcrch: ndise, hotel, slock raiser, and postmaster Walbanks Joseph, saloon REED S FOrnT. Meaoiieb County. A post-office. Bourassa k Piechettc, general mdse Dexter Benj, saw-mill JANAUX Ai general merchandise RICHLAND. Gallatin County. A post-office. ALLEN GEO J. postmaster CD 19 9 a 3 ROSEBUD. Custer County. A post-office. ALBRIGHT WMH. general niurchan. dise and iiostniaMtcr Willuini8i& Hay, general merchandise ST. IGNATIUS. Mia*«ouLA Cou.nty. A post-office; 42 miles north of Mitisoula. Caiilicc, Smith & Co, general mdse DENNIS A L. postmaster SALESVILLE. Gallatin County. \ post-office. Lynde & Co, saw-mill Stublinx Charles, blacksmith WEBB N A> drugs and general mer- chandise SALISBURY. Madison County. A post-office; 26 miles northwest of Virginia City. PIONEER IRON WORKS, «ON, P(«»rtel«rs. ■alaBtreel.* r. tlLEH, TIIGGLE i GO. Black W alnut lumber, " 522 S?««K2Jo*' O N 00 § I CO Montana-'Saliahury-Slradera. 1405 CloBter Mrs J C hotel Gilmer, Salisbury & Co, stage IIqa Norris N J, saloon Pap[e I M, U S deputy mineral surveyor PURDTJM AMOS, general merchan- dise and notary public SELISH. Missoula Counit. A post-office. DOOLET JOHN, trading post and general merchandise and postmaster I SHERIDAN. Madison County. A post-office; miles northwest of Virginia City. Hardesty G W, notary public 19 40 SILVER STAR. Madison County. A post-office; miles northwest of Virginia City. Blackman G W, groceries Bamby & Kirby, gen mdse and liquors Campbell A D, restaurant and saloon Dullea & Chambers, hotel Fiichett 8 T, blacksmith FuUhart Lewis, brewery Kirby Joe D, pontmnstcr Maynard H, bootmaker Molntyre U B ft Co, druggists O'Brien W, billiards and saloon Trefiy D £, butcher SKALKAHO. Missoula County. A post-office; 48 miles south of Missoula. NIGOL R W. postmaster SPOKANE. Jefferson County. A post-office. Fyhrie, Dunn & Co, general mdse Moran P, live stock WARREN THOMAS B. proprietor Spokane House and postmaster SPRING HILL Bravra Head County. Post-office Al- lerdice. Bailey Bros, gen mdse Peate John, saloon STINOER J H. proprietor U ft N Ho- tel and postmaster at Allerdico 14 SPRING HILL. Gallatin County. A post-office, miles northwest of Bozeman. BOLTON NOAH Lame, Bozeman A & Co, gen mdse Langhorn , druggist May , varieties Osborn , druggist Janner — — , gen mdse TAYLOR , postmaster Williams Bros, dry goods STERLING. Madison County. Post-office Red Bluff; 25 miles northeast of Virginia City. Jackson P V, ausayer STEVENSYILLE. Missoula County. A post-office, 27 miles south of Missoula. Bass Bros, agricultural implements BUCK BROS (Fred, Amos and Henry Buck), general merchandise Catliu ft Slocum, hotel Chatfield ft Bass, blacksmiths Eddy, Hammond ft Co, gen mdse Frewen Stephen, saloon McCormick ft Griff, flour-mill Moore D W, carpenter Ross ft Wiles, livery and feed Stanley E J, clergyman Wells R A, physician Wells ft Smalley, druggists Wiles £ B, carpenter STILLWATER. Gallatin County. A post-office. Beck ft Stewart, saloon C/Ountryman H ft Son, hotel Davis H S, blacksmith DUNN. LEE & BABCOCE. general incrciiandise Hcnsley ft Bros, gen mdse Lynch John, saloon GO C3 en STONE STATION. Deer Looob County. A post-office, 12 miles north of Phillipsburgh. NORTON R R, hotel STRADERS. Custer County. See Birney. CO C9 HIRDWOODlUMBERi WAGON STOCK ■ 'A 1- f m WHITE HIIOM., lajklS .Haln uud 14 Jk 10 Spear Btt, e). F. n r \n ' ; :' ^1 ; nilllCI UnOPDnCC 9 on Military CtooAa, Kemllaa. tste., fbr all Ord^ra UANIlL NUnbnUoO & bll., MaM>iil« Temple,%o. • Feat atreet, ». F. ^ 1406 Montana — Sun River-Virginia City. CO SUN RIVER. Lewis and Clarke County. A post- office, 87 miles north of Helena. Adams James C, live stock Bell Nathan, teamster Blossom H D ft Co, saloon Boardman Henry, bootmaker Bull Mrs C A, farmer and stock raiser Carothers "Ed, teamster Chamberlain B L, contractor and builder Christy & White, saloon and restaurant Churchill O H, live stock Clarke & Helm, farmer and stock raiser Cooper Frank D, wool grower Corson S M, blacksmith and wagon- maker Dyas John G, notary public and con- veyancer Ellis John J, money loaner Ellis & Steell, millers Ford & Dunn, live stock Fumell Matt, live stock (iibb James, hotel Healey T F, farmer and stock raiser Healey Wm, farmer Hull L E, painter Hull & VVood, contractors and builders Manix James, contractor and builder Mulchay & Manix, live stock Murray B W, farmer and monev leaner Nixon J W, livery, feed and sale stable Price Mrs J A, hotel Rowlcs P H ft Bro, live stock SaiKbury ft iSweetland, stock raisers Sargent E B, Hour and grain Sargent Joseph L, stock raiser Shirgold ft Hall, wool growers Steele ft Co, druggists and notions STEELL GEO. general merchandise Steell ft Healey, toll bridge Strong M L ft Bro, fanners and live stock Weigand Geo W, farmer and stock raiser Wvlhouser H F, dairy TERMINUS. Beaver Head County Sec Dillon. TOSTON. Meauher County. A post-office. TOSTON THOMAS, postmaster TROUT CREEK. Mraoiier County. A po«t-office. TAVEMAN C W, po» master TWIN BRIDGES. Madison County. A post-office, 30 miles northwest of Virginia City. Bams A, carpenter Cline J A, physician Comfort John, blacksmith Connor John, photographer Gillfoil John, liquors Haney James, contractor Lewis G T, general mdse LOTT M H> hotel and postmaster Parker A M, constable Pease D A, physician Pitcher Geo, liquors and cigars Pomona Co-operative Association, gen- eral merchandise Rightenour D, carpertu Young W A M, attorney-at-law ULIDIA. Meagher County. A post-office OORHAM THOMAS L, deputy post- master Steell Geo, general merchandise UNITY. Mraouer County. A post-office. COOK C W, postmaster Cook ft Hussey, wool throwers Folsom £^ E, wool grower Goodall Bros, wool growers VALLEY. Silver Bow County. A post-office. HERSE ALLEN, hotel and saloon and postmaster CO CO CO 00 C9 i CO »^ 00 VICTOR. Missoula County. A post-office. FULKERSON W, postmaster VIRGINIA CITY. Madison County. A post-office; th« county seat of Madison County, sit- uatutl at the mouth of the creek called Daylight. In 18U3 the present site was a "raging wilderness," where nothing save the moaning winds and the noises emana- ting from the throats of the dusky sav- ages and wild animals broke the stiil- nuss and awakened the echoes. Tlic news relating to the discovery of rich | placer and quartz di},'giiig9, spread like I wildfire thruugliout the whole world, j It boasts the finest Court House in the i Territory and possesses excellent schools. The population is about 75U. The aup- port is derivotl principally from the 60 U u ■ fl! ID PRISON CEILS. i>Vn«'«H and Mrldse Work, M? aala tHtreet, ». I*. CALVIN NUniNGt SOI z ALLEH. TOGGLE i fifi.r^^^^^^^£fr%.-rr.r^^^^^^j-^ QQ Montana— Virginia City-White Sulphur Springs. 1407 mining and stock raising interest, though that of farming is attracting some atten- tion. The altitude of the town ia greater than that of any other place in the Territory, it being 5,778 feet above the level of the sea. It is in a very healthy location and should command favorable notice in this connection. Armstrong W P, clothing Baker & Gilbert, bakery Baker J H, boots and shoes Bartlett E H, blacksmith and machinist Bliike H N, attorney-at-Iaw Bufford S R & Co, gen mdse Butler Mrs N F, private school Buttemore W D, varieties and notions Callaway J E, attornoy-at-Iaw Cook R T, livery stable Crockett S H, saddlery and harness DETARMON THOMAS, proprietor "Madisouian" Dumling F C, notary public and con- veyancer Dumling Mary, postmistress Elling Henry, banker Elling, Knight & Co, hardware Farrell T J, saloon French O D & Co, | grocers French Mrs O D, <'.ky goods and millinery (iohn Geo, butcher Cireenhood, Bohm & Co, clothing Hall iSargent, propr Mill Creek Mills Hargravc Mrs, pmpr Virginia Hotel Herndon & Donnelson, furniture and undertakers Hinchman & Alward, druggists Howell S H, supt Overland Stage Co * Ketchum W S, saddlery and harness Knight A B, surveyor Kohls J, wagonmaker Largey P A, hardware Madison House, T J FarrcU propr "MADISONIAN" (weekly), Thomas Deyarmoii proprietor Metzel Alex, stuck raiser Mill Creek Mills, Sargent Hall propr Miller H, bouts and shoes Morris VV W, druggist Muffy Theo, attorney-at-law and clerk First District Court Morritz G, barber Nelson J P, grocer Pease & Stebbins, jewelers Pi;^g<)tt W F, attoriiey-at-law Riigan J P, physician EAYMONO. HARRINGTON & GO, bankers Raymond W H, breeder of blooded stock Rodgers & McGarry, saloon St Alary 's Hospital Smith E L, dry goods Smith I C, physician Smith Jos, agt Gilmer, Salisbury & Co's Stage Line Spencer J A, groceries and grain Stark E, saloon Strasberger I, dry goods Talbott A, dentiat Thesdon Geo, blacksmith Thompson Wm, saw-mill Tilton & Barber, groceries and stationery Turiwaux L, groceries, etc Vetters John G, salonn Virginia Hotel, Mrs Hargravc propr Wakefield G W, stage line Warmington E M, dry goods Word Samuel, attorney-at-law WALKERVILLE. Silver Bow County. A post-oflSce, IJ miles from the county seat. BROUGHTON J & CO, general mer- chandise Driscol D, general merchandise Foster Si Murphy, gen mdse WARM SRKiNGS. Deer Lodge County. A post-office, 16 miles southwest of Deer Lodge City. Andreoli Carto, stock raiser Blakely Thomas E, stock raiser Gibbs Israel, stock raiser GIRARD E, general merchandise Johnson Spencer, stock itiser Mitchell & Murriglrod, insane asylum Stephens F, farmer Whitcraft Hugh, stock raiser WASHINGTON GULCH. Deer Lodge County. A post-office, 36 miles northwest of Deer Lodge City. JORDAN P J, general merchandise and postmaster WHITEHALL. Jefferson County. A post-office, 58 miles north of Virginia City. BROOKS E G, hotel WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Meaqher Count/. A post-office, 14 m'les southeast of Fort Logan. Catlin Bros, stock raisers Dunham & Maloncy, hotel Edmonson Mioses E & L, dressmakers Hatch Arthur G, attorney and notary public c CO c > z o m o O 01 o > r o > CO H ;d m PI H CO > z ■n > CD o o i I \n ';|i. ^i 11^ il :i nAnUllUUU LUniDLn, ISt,t».F. BUcU Wuluut, Spanish CVdar V«ne«r». , P'^^^A^ r.. gen mdse p,^^ Lopok Coontv. A post-office^ I t\ S$Sr5?S^TTW as. editor "Rocky U^^anaer Nels. miUer, U Emmons James a*, U'r Morgan, <«™". «"»«"'* '""• Q , YAM HILL. \% IraOTMiT Dtt_f-' -""""''" ;S YOUNG'S POINT. IS" WILDER S LANDING. Mkaoheb County. , Broadwater CA& Co. gen mdse and Ke^'tos^tS, gen md.e and India. S^Sf & Main, gen mdse and Indian Tytr'TMaasie. gen mdse and Indian traders AND ; — i«o\~wouS7 -•«Mr,».^. .»• .~»».fl,;4^y ^,;j^ .. CD nr- aer took rmer J Deer ' )I >LIEH. TUGGLE t, CO., OAK PLANK."'g:fKrr.r.5' Arizona Territory. 1409 ARIZONA. See. alBo. List of Towns Received too late for Begolar Insertion. Arizona has for its sister States and Territories, Utah on the north, New Mex- ico on the east, Sonora of Old Mexico on the south, California and Nevada on the west. Its area is as much as all of the New England States put together, and two or three times as large as almost any one of the Western fStates Of all the Territories of the United States there are none that are exciting more interest than Arizona. Although it has lieen known for many years that her mountains are teeming with minerals, very few have had the courage to face the trials of a settlement there. Her remoter ess from commercial centers, and the expense attached to the transportation of articles of use, liave always been an obstacle to her development. Since the advent of the Southern Pacific iiailroad, however, a flow o' the tide of immigration has set in toward the new El Dorado. The railroad is certainly entitled to the credit of civilizing this dependency, and to its presence alone a development of her resources is attributable. The time is not far distant, we predict, when her claims to Statehood will be recognized, for very soon she will be the possessor of a population that will entitle her to admis- sion t J the Union. Already exi)eriments have proven tliat the production of ce- reals can be most profitably engaged in, while the nutritious grasses of luxuriant growth on her grazing lands afford an argument incontrovertible as to the feas- ibility of stock raising. There is in many quarters of the Territory an abundance of fine timber, and in the manufacture of lumber to supply the heavy demand for building purposes an army of men is engaged. If a diversity of resources such as Arizona is fust becoming noted for can contribute to a rapid and permanent growth, then her near futnre will be crowned with that glory. Her destiny will place her in the front rank of the prosperous States. Prescott is the capital. The laws of the Territory are similar to California. Arizona lies between latitude .31° and 37° north, and longitude 10i)° and 114° 40' west; 67,008,366 of its 72,906,240 acres are unsurveyed. The part lying north of the Gila was acquired by the treaty with Mexico. Arizona became a Terri- tory in 1863, prior to which time it was part of New Mexico. It is divided into ten counties. Mountain ranges arc numerous, having a northwest and southeast course. Mount San Francisco, a volcanic cone, is 1 ] ,000 feet above the level of the sea. The Colorado, a remarkable river, is the largest one in the Territory, and finds its beginning in Utah. It flows southerly along the western bor general merchandis >, justice of the peace and notary pub- lic OHNESOROEN WM, Pioneer Livery Stable, E H Hills manager O'Melveny E H, agt S P R R Co, W U Tel Co and New Mexico and Arizona R R OO CO ca CM 1 CO CO CO &0 C9 CO CO ij m o rnloUll OlLLOiNo. USty nalu street, S. .% CAIVIN NUniNG i SON. s 90 CO nam j S ling — ^m n ^3 vien ^g LU AT 06 tttf arr), ca very H* < aster UJ lire's ►- UJ lotel a. ca • ction (A Go's 0S ff ndiso, l)ub- as Livery g S Co, 9s and u ',m 1. ♦* s i M H H o » O >11EH, TUGGLE t CO., VENEERS '»s-,Syj!KS.»>> -Arizona — Benaon-Bueno. 1411 O'Ncil E O, sroceries and fruits PIONEER LIVERT STABLE. Wm Ohnesorgea proprietor, E U Hills manager Biley John, saloon Ryan Edward F, minins; and restaurant SaJisbur^ Mousao, ^1 n mgr Benson Smelting and Betinuig Co Sebring A S ft Co, druggists Soott J H, supt of oonstruotion and acting supt Arizona Div A,T and S F RR Sisson, Crocker & Co, gon mdse, W E Chesley mgr Small W H, news depot and barber SMITH H. opposition Bta>;e line STANTON SAMUEL, saloon Sterf itt T W, resident engineer Arizona Div A.TandSFRR STEWART ROBT R restaurant and salo on VIRGINIA HOTEL. Vucovich & Lu- kini proprie tors VTJCOVlCS ft LUKINI (Edward Vu- covich and John Lukiui), proprietors Virg inia Hotel WEBSTER ft BROWN (C N Webster and B F Brown), blacksmiths Williams John D, supt Benson Smelting and Refining Co • Zeckendorf L & Co, J N Curtis mgr, gen mdse BED ROCK. Yavapai County. See Big Bug. BIG BUG. Yavapai County. A post-oiBce, miles southeast of Prescott. MARSH H A. postmaster Miner S ii, gen mdse Moore J M W, notary public Smith, Jasper t Co, mining Van Name Wm, saw-mill 19 BISBEE. CocHisR County. A post-office, situ- ated 30 miles from Tombstone. It is the great copper Cnmp. The "Copper Queen" alono, with two furnaces, turns out more than 15 tons of pure copper bullion per day. It is an en- terprising town of about 500 inhabi- tants ; and, from present indications, is destined at no distant day to take its place as one of, if not the greatest, bullion-producing camps in Arizoaa. Bridge George, restaurant BRITTAIN J S> attornoy-at-Iaw and justice of the peace Copper Prince Mining Co Copper Queen Mining Co Dodge Fred J, saloon Fenner H W, physician and druggist Gilroy C, saloon *" Hardy E T, gon mdse Herring M F, livery stable Jones k Rogers, gen mdse Jones Thomas, boarding-house and res- taurant KOHNER A J ft CO. bakery Lazard & Jones, gen mdse Lowenburg & Co, gen mdse Neptune Mining Co Reynolds k Dannieli, siloon Reynolds John, saloon Savage W H, attorney and postmaster Scnbner J, jeweler Seiber A, saloon and brewery Silver Bear Copper M & S Co Simes Manuel, boarding-house Sinipson John, saloon Smith D T, lodging-house Sweeney Miss Kote, news depjtand n >- tions Tappeimer J C, assayer Tnppeimer John, bootmaker Walker Harry, boarding-house, restau- rant and winerooms Williams J W, butcher Young Chas, saloon BLYTHECITY. Post-office Ehrenberg. IRISH GEORQB S, superintendent Colorado Valley Land and Irrigating Co Frank Wm, postmaster CO } t BOWIE STATION. CocHiaE County. See Teviston. BRADSHAW. Yavapai County. A post-office, 33 miles south of Prescott; population 80. Hammond G A, saloon SHEKELS N C & CO, general mer- chandise Tredermann John, saloon BRIGHAM CITY. Apache County. Post-office Flagstaff. Breed Z H, general m3rchaudi30 Lail George, contractor BUENO. Yavapai County. A post-office. CO c CO c o m o o 00 &0 CO CO I &0 HARDWOOD lUMBER, WHITK BKOIi., la 4k IS Mnin anC 14 4k. 1« (ip«ar I9t, H. F. Black Waluut, SimofJih Cedai-, Veneera. lOUIS BRUVERIWtil & CO.. ■■.'K7ffg?.Sg;iW.^fc. 1 1 9 fSTrP ca .§> CO I 9. i I H CO i s td 1412 Arizona — Bueno-Charleaton. Bellows D M, engineer Delainey W F, postmaster FOUI&EWW. suiMrintendent A M & M Co and assistant postmaster Johnson E T, millman McCann George, mining expert Perry Oliver, rancher BUMBLE BEE. Yavapai Coumty. A post-office. 8NTDEB W W. postmaster and eral merchandise gen- BUTTE. PlKAL COUNTT. OOLSHAN L & COi general merchan- dise CAMP HUACHUCA Cochise County. A post-office. COLLINS ft HABRINOTOir. Jeffords T J & Co, post traders Lyons Wm, blacksmith Pohl J, blacksmith Bohling M, wagonmaker Smaltz B, blacksmith hotel CAMP THOMAS. Graham County. A post-office. Bainbridge Thomas, saloon Collins J B, gen mdse Franklin A M & Co, gen mdae Ganzhorn Wm D, justice of the peace Gro b Mrs, boarding-house NEESE ft VOElCKEL. general mer- chandise and saloon O'Neil J H, saloon and feed stable Rupky Mrs L, boarding and lodging Wood W V & Co, post trader and gen- eral merchandise CAMP VERDE. Yava?ai County. A post-offico, 42 miles east of- Prescott. Population 90. Eureka Copper Mining Co Head C P & Co, gen mdse HEAD W S. postmaster JORDAN BROS (F E and E L Jordan), Verde Flouring Mills JORDAN F El notary public and jus- tice of tlie peace Robinson D L, notary public CASA BLANCO. Pima County. See Crittenden. CASA GRANDE. PiMAti County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Southern Pa- cific R. R., 1S2 miles from Yuma, 05 miles northeast of Tucson, and 013 miles from San Francisco. Population 100. Depuy Louis, with Smith k Watzlavzick Elliott Arthur H, agt S P R R and S K and F Tel Co Fryer Jere, hotel Loss J C, agt Wells, Fargo & Co and postmaster Nicholson R T, liquors Smith & Murray, gen mdse Texas and California Stage Co, Kerns, Griffith & Stevens proprs TOMLBHSON T> groceries and pro- duce, general forwarding agent aud notary public Wilson W, restaurant Wright J A, agent Texas and Califoraia Stage Co and candies, cigars, etc CASTLE DOME LANDING. Yuma County. A post-office, on tho Colorado River, about 22 miles above Yuma by steamer. CASTLE DOME SMELTING CO. djje HITTCHINS H. postmaster MINING AND general merchau- CENTENNIAL. Yuma County. A post-office. JOHNSON J W. postmaster CHARLESTON. Pima County. A post, express and telegraph office, situated 10 miles west of Tombstone, on the San Pedro River. On the north can bo seen the Wliet- stone Mountains, on the sonth the Sierra de San Jose Range in Sonera, and in a westerly direction the lofty peaiis of the Huachucas. The town has a population of about 400. On tho oppo- site side of the river are situated tho Gird and Corbin Mills, belonging to the Tombstone Mill and Mining Co., where is crushed the rich ore taken from their mines at Tombstone. Considerable trade is carried on with Sonora by mcaus of pack-trains. Ayrcs J B, saloon Brooks & Gatrell, saloon Carr J, freighter o CALVIN NUntNG & SON, 9M7 KAIN MTRERT, MAW FHA1li€lSi'0. Iron I»eor«, Bank Vaults. I!t«* * m*^ o «) 4. s* -5 N€ISt'0. Stc. * ALLEH. TUGGLE t CO.. Eastern Hard Wond Lumhiir. lAAHOIIprarlll. Man Francisco. Arizona — Charleston-Contention City. 1413 Herrer* ft MoClure, gen mdie Housner ft Co, variutieo Katzenatein S, general merchondiae Kraft John, blaokamith Peteraon B H, drnga Quinn Harry, aaloon Weber Chaa, aaloon Weliach H, general morchandiat Williama H F, druga CHINO. Yavapai County. A post-office; aitu- ated on the Chino Kiver, in Chino Valley, 20 miles from Prcscott. DELANT FBANK. saloon, restau- rant, lodging-house, general merchan- dise and postmaster Copper CLIFTON. Gbahah County. A post-office; 53 miles north of Bowie. Abraham ft Son, bakery Bonuell G M, dry goods Church Wm B, pres Detroit Mining Co and gen mdse Crawford Bon, notary public Detroit Copper Mining Co, Wm B Church pres LA TOUR FAKTI, general merchan- dise Lesinsky Henry ft Co, gen mdte and copper mining Longfellow Mining Co PATTEBSOM' A M. attorney-at-law Fomeroy Mrs Alice, postmistress Pomcroy S W, justice of the peace and propr Clifton ft Lordsburg iStage Line Snicido Pablo, saloon Wiird John G, general merchandise Welch H B ft Co, gen mdse Yaukie James, gen mdse CONTENTION CITY. Cochise County. A post and express office; 65 miles east of Tucson, 22 miles from Benson, and has stage con- nection with that place. Population 300. ALEXANDER L> ■•loon and lunch house, varieties and news depot Barney J 0, physician, aurgeon and drutrgist BOUSl'IELD DANIEL J. superinten- dent Contention Consolidated Mill Burdick I F, boots and slices Bustilloa J, saloon CASTANEDA A A & CO, general merchandise Chase Alex J, surveyor, draughtsman and ex-U S Coat't Survey Clurk H V, agt N M ft A Branch A, T ft a P U R CONTENTION CONSOLIDATED MILL. Daniel J fioustield superin- tendent Dessurt John, general mdse and saloon Diaz F, saloon Dunn J R, saloon FRENCH RESTAURANT, L Lar- rieu proprietor Gallagher Thos, restaurant Galvin Thomas, meat market HEAD CENTER MILL, Archie Nivcns superintendent HOWELL SAMUEL, general mer- chandise, postmaster and agent Wells, Farjio ft Co's Express HUNTER FRANK, assaycr, Heau Center Mill Kaufman M, general merchandise LARRIEU L, proprietor French Res- taurant Latta S N, millwright Ludwig J B, deputy sheriff Cochise County Marks Simon, gen mdse McDanicl L, stage driver Mills Joseph, butcher Mye rs ft Son, hotel NiVENS ARCHIE, superintendent Head Center Mill Reeder Robt, agt W U Tel Co Rehalva Emanuel, blacksmith SATTERLEE FRANK, assayer Con- tention Consolidated Mill Smith J B, justice of the peace Varula J, livery stable and blacksmith WELSH JOHN, saloon , Zier Miix. saloon ! CO n CO CD SD ■s 10 L. LARRIEU, FRENCH RESTAURANT Fixst-class Bosird.lan.gr azxd. Xjod.grizigr. HAITV 8TBEIBT. • . . . COflfTBNTIOM CITY. AKiaseMA A First-class Hotel and Restaurant. Private Rooms well furnished, second to none in Southern Arizona. A First-Class BAR ROOM supplied with the best Imported and Domestic Liquors and Cigars. iS' Warm Baths. A LIVERY STABLE attached to the House. HARDWOOD LOMBER, WHITKBKOM., 19 Jk ISMalBaBd 14* 1« Spear lit, «. W Bmit Stock, Oak Plaak and Timber. frO CO m 1 ' 1 . ! f5 CO ■ • ' i i i i ODD FELLOWS' SUPPUES, 'i&SSVSOtat^^fSSVSS.Vf: I 1414 ilmona — Orittender^Florence. CRITTENDEN. milM Pima Coumtt. A post-ofBoe, 60 •outheait of Tucson. Brick k Co, gen mdie George L, hotel Hughes & Lynn, mining Hughes & Taylor, grocery and liquors Hughes Thos, postmaster and justice of the peace Hampson J H, R R contractor Lyon 4 Co, grocers Scott John, It R contractor DESERT. Pima Cocntt. A post-office. LABOREE C Hi postmaster and agent S P C R R DUDLEYVILLE. Pinal Countt. A post-office. Cunningham Wm, farmer Harrington W D, farmer Lattiu vV A, rancher Pam Alex, gen indse Watson L K & Co, gen mdse ERASTUS. Apacuk County. A poat-office. Curtis O C, butcher Erastus Co-operatis'e Mercantile Insti- tution, S E Johnson pres Johnson S £, pres Erastus Co-operative Mercantile Institution Martman G A, bootmaker Martman M H, saddle and harness- maker McGrath L, farmer Pulsipher D, m'ilcr Runell H, blacksmith Willhelm H H, guu mdse FAIRBANK. Dessart k Joice, gon mdse and saloon HASSE H K, agent A, T & S F R R Zeokeudorf L & Co, geii mdse FLAGSTAFF. Yavapai County. A post and express office. Ayer — , saw-mill Beale Bros, liquors Brain & Davis, saloon Braunen D J, physician and surareon Brannen P B & Co, general merchandise Brownie Leon, saloon Clark J W, saloon Drain John, liquors Groaf B F ft Co, general merchandise Hawks k Co, bakery and restaurant Kennedy J \V, restaurant Lawrence k Co, blacksmiths Leman T B, phvsioian Minow Dan, saloon Talbott k Co, liquors Wilson J W, restaurant FLORENCE. Pinal County. A post and express of- fice. A beautiful, thriving and prosperous town containing over 1,400 inhabitantH, handsomely situated on the south bauk of the Gila River, in Pinal County, and almost in the cent o of the Territory. It is the county seui of the county, and lies about 35 miles from the far-famed Silver King Mine. Recent additions have been made to the Court House, a new jail built, which has no equal in the Territory excepting Yuma. A new Catholic Church will shortly be con- structed. The Sisters of Mercy of Tuc- son have established a day and boarding school, and there are ten public aud one private school. Every educational ad- vantage con be had here known to the outside world. The climate, healthful- ncss and sanitary condition of the town is unequalled by any place in the Terri- tory. Farming and grazing abound on all sides, and it is now a SQttlecl fact that any cereal or vegetablo may be grown successfully here. Connection ia made with the Southern Pacl'ic Railroad at the station of Caaa Grande, 25 miiea distant. The mail service is daily, and is carried by the Texas and California Stage Company, Griffith k Stevens pro- prietors. Anderson J W, attorney-at-law Andrava k Spinas, groceries Arbanatti Juan, butcher Bailey W L, livery stable Rartleson John T, supervisor Boscha Peter, special deputy sheriff Bustwick Samuel, hairdresser Brady P R, county treasurer Brown Geo A, agt Wells, Fargo 4 Co Callingwood k Co, wholesale and retail merchants Cochrane T A, miner Cook Geo F, supervisor Corrales Jesus, liquors and provisions Cox L M Jr, manager Silver King Hotel ce fa a UJ 00 ft ID Z J z HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BROS . 18 * 15 Mala and 14 A !• tip««r Mtreet, ». V. Wason litoek, Cabloat Woods. •(« Mil. TU6GLE t CO.. WEXICIIH HIRD WOODS.'«!.?.a;i!U^ Arizona — Florence-Olohe City, 1415 Davia J W, Attorney ftnd oounielor^at- law Devine John J, county recorder Eduardo Qirard Rev, paator of Church of the Awumptiou Evaaa Geo £, Evans Station, Florence k Globe Road "7L0BEN0E ENTERPRISE." Thomas F Weedin publisher Flores Augustine, saloon Fordico Juan, saloon Gabriel J P, sheriff and tax collector Gonzales G N, harness and saddlery Goodwin F L B, attorney-at-law GrifHth ft Stevens, proprs Texas and California Stage Co Guild Wm £, postmaster Hardesty Jesse, supt Mark Twain Minins Go Harvey William, physician Holland Patrick, supervisor Lewis House, C G Lewis propr Mark Twain Mining Co, Jesae Hardesty supt Mason Aaron, pres S K & F Tel Co McLellan Thomus H, farmer Michea J B, liquors and provisionn Miller John, justice of the peace Miller W E, \V,F & Co's messenger Mosor F W, county clerk Moss J B, cigars and tobacco Ochoa J M, general merchandise Oweus John A, millor Quiun Francisco, liquors and provi- sions Rapp Charles, saloon Richanlson C B, attomcy-at-Iaw Rugglea Levi, farmer Santa Cruz J G, saloon Sawers Hugo J, with Smith & Murray Schoshusen Henry, butcher Silver King and Florence Tel Co, Aaron Mason ptes Silver King Hotel, W L Bailey propr Siiiipsou James A, station agt at Pica- cho • Smith Horace L, attorney and counsel- or-at-law Smith laaoc D, station agt Cosa Grande and Florence R R Smith Sc Murray, wholesale and retail mer^'hants STANTON F, deputy clerk of the county court Summers H B, district attorney Tantini G R, liquors and provisions Texas and CalifornJa Stage Co, Griffith k Stevens proprs Thomas Hiuson, deputy county recorder and clerk board of supervisors 'rinman C W, carpenter and builder Walker John D, supt Brady & Walker Mine Warner P C, road commissioner WEEDIN THOMAS F. publisher " Florence Enterprise " Wells, Fargo k Co, Geo A Brown act Western Union Telegraph Co, W E Guild agt Wheat G ranville, farmer WHITESIDE B J. under sheriiT Will Peter, Florence Brewery Wilson John V, feed stable Wratten Goo L, probate judge, atty- at-law and notary public FORT BOWIE. Pima Cocnty. A post-office. Egan — , physician TULLT. OCHOA & CO. general chandise mer- FORT GRANT. Graham County. A post-office. Morgan H A, justice of the peace NORTON ft STEWART, general merchandise FORT THOMAS. Graham County. See Camp Thomas. GILA BEND. Maricova Cous!TT. a post, express and telegraph office, on the Soutiiern Pacific R. R., 850 miles from San Francisco, and 1 1!> miles from Yuma. Population tiO. Beach Wilson, freighter Boyer W P, general merchandise COaE H. agent Wella. Fargo & Co Harrington F, freighter McCown J, hotel and saloon Morgan M D, hotel Xoonan J A, general merchandise Welcome F D, grain and cattle GILLETT. Yavapai County. A post-office, 40 miles northwest of Phoenix. Popula- tion 130. Burfipi M, hotel Coulaon k Ayers, aaloon Curtis G W, hotel .and saloon GOLDMAN & ANDERSON, general merchandise Larson James, blacksmith Stenkie H L, freighter GLOBE CITY. Gila County. A post and express office, 100 miles north of Tucson, and o oo &0 oo CD IS Main itnd 14 A*. Spear HARDWOOD lUIKIDER. %%T5"KaJf«k.«arr.i.siMB-.i.r i; ^. i, I-; 1 1' lOUISBRIVEnMltN&CO., litrrllnic Silverware and Fr«nrH CloekM ? 1 19 Montgomery St. 1416 Arizona — Globe Gity-Hayden. 69 miles northeast of Florence. Pop> ulation 1,000. It is reached by way of Casa Qrande and Florence. Abraham Jacob, barber Beiibrook & Bobbins, liquors Bosche G, brewery and saloon Brt-men M W, lumber Bniski Larra, liquors Burns Con, blacksmith Cahill & Ellis, painters Ciirey H M, wagonmaker Chappell & Whepley, groceries and fruits Duryea VV H, gen mdse Eaton & Bailey, gen mdse Fiake H W, gunsmith Fiske & VValdbri.lge, bankers Gardner Benjamin, groceries and liquors " GLOBE CHBONICLE," G H Ster- ritt proprietor Globe Mercantile Co, gen mdse Graydon & Crawford, wagonmakers Hackney A H, "Silver Belt" Hamilton J.tmes, liquors Haiiimond & Taylor, liquors Hazard & Horst, butchers Heiiteman S C, physician and druggist Henderson D, gen mdse Hitchcock & Co, druggists HOLBOBN CHAS & CO (represent- ing \Vm B Hooper & Co), wholesale liquors KELINER E F, lumber and general merchandise Kenney Mrs, lodgin<;-house Klein S Sl Co, gcu nidde Lundy J C, blacksmith McDonald C A, physician MoN.iUy W T, liquors Moore Mrs & Son, hotel Moulton P H, liquors Murphy Wm, dry goods Myer k Schein, clothing, etc Newton Geo A, jeweler Pascoe House, Mrs Rosa Howe propr Pascoe Jhmes, restaurant Eedman Joseph, butoher Kinchart J H, liquors Robbins J C, livery stable Robertson P C, livery stable Robinson Lewis, stoves and tinware Smith T C, liquors Speuce H E, postmaster STERBITT G H, "Globe Chroniole" Sultan D, general merchandise Van Wagenin G S, gea mdse Welch James F, blacksmith Westmeyer F VV, gen mdse Wood H, barber Wright A K, groceries Young Jesse, uquors GREATERVILLE. Pima County. A post-office. Anderson Jo!in B, blacksmith Arnold E A, gea mdse Coyne P J, justice of the peace and dis- trict recorder ELLIOTT & DOWNER, general mer- chandise Modesto Galindo, butcher HACKBERRY. 71 Mohave County. A post-office, miles northwest of Frescott. Abernethy M, gen mdse and boarding- house Davis John, saloon Day W E, physician Nobman F, blacksmith, feed yard and boarding-house Roune Fred, saloon WoUenburg L & Co, gen mdse HARDYVILLE. MouAVE County. A post-office; a land- ing on the Colorado River. HARDY W M> general merchandise HARSHAW. Pima County. A ^jost-office. Bessincr Charles, shoemaker Brick tvood John, liquors Cazalon & Bitchnon, restaurant Darms G, lodging-house Denier J \V, drugs Hays R T, physician Harshaw Mill and Mining Co Jameson J, liquors and cigars Kegan Wm, livery Nelson S P, brewery n ^ 1 liquors Nichols Juhn, restaurant O'Ualloran Mrs C, hotel Sims G, liquors Small N, livery Snyder D & Co, gen mdse Sutton & Stockton, blacksmiths Smith & Boughn, butchers HAYDEN. Maricopa County. A post-office, 44 miles from Maricopa and 16 miles from Phoenix. Bagley Samuel, saloon Carter John, wagonmaker and builder Hawks Joseph, blacksmith Hopkins R T, blacksmith Johnson Joseph E, nurseryman § bTj Piu . Bri. E-f Clei QQl Fox ^ Fris "^ Isaa, 0) ISA. ■4^1 Mart ■'** Sclm I Smah Pima Davis Harric Harris Hollan ing Kaufm Kresha Lutt; rel PRISON CEILS, "SS'JS^ KliJS; f'Sr" CALVIN NUniNG t SON. CocHisi S AILEN. TUGGLE t CO., Hickory, Oak, Ash, Whito Wood. Manio, r.ic, Moo. IM and «0 t»H>ear Mtreet. feian Fr anciw< o. I Arizova — Hayden-Mineral Park. 1417 Lamb Joseph, cooper Macdonald A F, ast D M Osborn & Co, agricnltural implements MACDONALD FANNIE V, general merchandise and postmistress Pomeroy Francis M, justice of the peace Robson Chas I, notary public Rogers Henry C, wagcmmaker and black- smith, Jonesville, 3 miles north Sirrene Geo W, hotel HOLBROOK. Apache County. A post-office, Bacca Santa Ago & Co, gen mdse Field J A, agt Wells, Fargo & Co FISH JOSEPH Wilson James H, postmaster ISAACSON. PiHA County. A post-office. Briukwood John, saloon Cleabome &; Williams, saloon Fox Mrs Rose, laundry Frish Charles &, Co, saloon Green &; Everett, saloon Isaacson I, gen mdse ISAACSON JACOa postmaster Lepool Hurry, barber Martin Joe, hotel Sawyer I J, saloon Schneider D, gen mdse Schutz Charles, saloon Smaley Wm, livery KEAM'S CANYON. ArAOHK County. KEAM T V, Indian trader LUTTRELL Pima County. A post-office. Davis Mining Co, mining and smelting Harrickson R, liquors Harrison R, gen mdse Holland Mining Co, mining and smelt- ing Kaufman H, gen mdse Kresham & M^Bain, gen mdse Luttrell J Ml, hotel MALEY. Cochise County. See Willcox. MANLYVILLE. PiMAL County. A post-office. CHAHBEBLIN M B> postmaater MARICOPA. Pinal County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Southern Pa- cific, 156 miles from Yuma, and 91 miles from Tucson. Bassett Janus, propr Maricopa Hotel Boyne R E, mgr W U Tel Co Bonsell Ed, agt S P R R Cottrell W F, groceries, boots, shoes, etc FAARINaTON E E & CO, post- master, general merchandise, forward- ing and commission merchants Gilmer, Salisbury & Co's Stage Line, James Stewart agt Vandever Chas, gen mdse, forwarding &iA commission merchants Zent Wm, feed corral Mcdowell. Maricopa County. A post-office, 25 miles northeast of Phoenix. WILCOX NO&TH. dise general merchan- McMILLEN. Gila County. Kellner E F & Co, gen mdse and miners' outfits McMillen Silver Mining Co NICOLS J A> general merchandise MESA CITY. MARfcoPA County. See Hayden. MINERAL PARK. MoHAVK County. A post-office, the county seat, located 134 miles nTth- west of Prescott and 43 miles from Hardyville. "ALIA ARIZONA," W H Cureton editor and proprietor Atchisson Chas, gents' furnishing goods and probate judge Blakley W G, attorney-at-law Brooks Mrs G W, fancy goods Buckley John, blacki^^c^ifh Bucksbaum H, clerk uoaiJ of supervis- ors Burdick E L, physician and county treasurer Christie T J, saloon Clark W S, saloon CUEETONW H> editor "Alta Ari- zona, " and court commissioner Cuzinno Calvin hotel &0 CO GO CA GO CO GO CO cn HUBDWOODIUIIIIBER,*"""*"^ _ „ IS* IS Main and 14 Jfc* Mt, «. V. Haba, Upokea, Klma, Polea. 8^ .. *pear at. etc 80 Hi fr.; 1 ;iJf UAHICL nUnUnUoo & UU.| HamhIc Temple,%o. 6 Post Street, S. F. ^± IJ 1418 Arizona — Mineral Park-Phosnix. Davis A E, attorney-at-law Dunton James, groceries Fehr William, bootmaker French G W, district judge Hamilton Samuel, attorney-at-law Hardy Wm H, supervisor Henkle M W, supervisor Hughes J, blacksmith Hyde J J, druggist Hyde & Watkius, gen mdse and drug- gists Krider Bros, gen m dse a nd post-office MACKENZIE JOHN K, county re- corder, clerk district and probate court Potts John C, sheriff Sherman £ C, blacksmith Smith Anson H 9r. Co, newspaper Smith Jamee, butcher Stephenson John W, district attorney Welbourne L C, su ])erv iaor WELTQN ft GROUNDS, general mer- chandise White & Harrison, saloon Mi^NEHAHA. Yavapai County. Post-office Brad- shaw. Ande rson H C, miner y i(ch.W.TR W Ki general merchandise, milling agent and justice of the peace Patterson James, saw-mill Hinkle Jacol), miner Oliver Jacob, farmer Kyland Frank, miner Taylor Charles, farmer MOHAVE CITY. MoHAVK County. A post-office, on Colorado River. Boreham W J, blacksmith BEEON PAUL, poiitmaster BBEON & SPEAK, general merohaii- diso Lamliert Henry, butcher Sjjear A A, cattle dealer MONTEZUMA. PrNAi. County. PoHt-officc Florence; a station on the Southern Pacific K. 11., 147 miles from Yuma, and 12 miles nortiiwest of Florence. AUSTIN & DEMPSET, general mer- chandiso NAVAJO SPRINGS. OOLTER F E. agent A ft P U It and Wells, Fargo ft Co's Express Hanck J D, stock raiser Lynch L, saloon Rains J W, hotel NUGGET. Gila County, A post-office. KELLNER E F & CO, general mer- chandise Stewart A J, liquors ORO. Graham County. Bolan P J, hotel Welch H B ft Co, gen mdse Yankie J M CO CO CO CO U ORO BLANCO. Pima Countv, A , ''.-office, 68 miH souti' of Tuc. >". Bartlett John, butchur Noon A H, drugs and physician Noon Owen, liquors Thacher ft Co, gen mdse and hotel PAMELA. Yavapai County. A post-office. Boyce C E, harness and saddles Cox E, liquors DAVIS J P & COi general merchaiulise Harris U L, liquors Parker H, saw-mill Pet.TSon E»l, waglk (>eo, hotel and saloon PHdurr Mabicopa County. A post aua express office; the county seat of Maricopa County. It is located in north latitude 33' 18' and J^n-^itude 112"— time 2 houn and 20 minutei slower than Waahingtoa. It (/9 a J CALVIN NUTTIN3 t SON. MIRnERH, JAIL A!VI> FBXC^B WORK iMr Main Mtreet, (ton FrMneiMHi. , B.V. . 1 1 z o n o o GO HARDWOOD UIMBER I WAGON STOCK,n;»Tf ff^i^ V.'#; LOUIS BRAIfERWHN & CO.. Saeceuors to Bravennan ft Levy, . JEWELERS, "'bSKT^ CO i =1 it ■« 1420 Arizona — Phcenix-Pinal. Porterie ' Alexander J, engineer and metallurgiRt Reed J D, public administrator Richards Ames, justice of peace Righetti S, restaurant Rosenthal & Kutner, general mdse Rosson R L, physician Rothrock & Catton, photographers, books and stationery Rothrock G H, justice of peace Rowe W A & Co, mill and mining sup- plies and general merchandise Ruben Paul R, cigars, tobacco and va- rieties Ryder Henry W, lumber and builders and hardware S^'Oari Chas, hotel . ' "• '^arl, bakery 8i- A, mayor and clerk district CO I. vShemiuii Thomas, saloon Sherrer Carl, bakery Shiner Mrs 8 E, millinery Smith J Y T, councilman and flour-mills Smith Thos, liquors Smith W T, hotel Stonge & Gonzales, painters Stroud & JensonI saloon Tapia Robertf^, barber Ti^drow J W, saloon Thalhcimer Joseph, saloon Thibodo O J, physician and druggist Travis H H, assayer Tweed G A (Tweed & Hancock) Tweed & Hancock (G A Tweed and W A Hancock), attorueys-at-law Warmser M, county supervisor and general merchandise Wharton J E, physician Williams & Woosnum, corral PICACHO. Pinal County. A post-office; on the Southern Pacific R. R., 19 miles from Casa Grande aud 146 miles from Tuc- son. Ambler N, teamster and ford agent Brown Jas H, ford agt and gen mdse SIMPSON JAS A. feed yard and post- master PICKET POST. Pinal County. See Pinal. PINAL Pinal County. A post and express office, known as Picket ?ost; post- office named Pinal. Population 1,000. Adams O B, physician and anrgeon Allen C 0, assayer Arnett W L, propr Pinal Hotel Baker J D, a<;sayer Bancroft W E, freighter and contractor, Casa Grande and Silver King Becher Guatave, U S Brewery Benson W H, justice of peace Binkley W T, groceries, provisions, aud retail liquor store Brandinburg Mrs J, fruits Bray H C, wrmer Broadbeck John A, stone mason, con- tractor and builder BROOKS HABBTi assistant editor "Pinal Drill" BROOKS JAY> general merchandise Brown P A, assayer Brunnenkaut & Hilge, bakery Cavaness Matt, blacksmithing and wagonmaking Champion Josiah, lumber, doors, and sashes; agt Commercial Insurance Co of San Francisco Charlebois & Marlow, butchers aud hotel Conn Robert, millman Cox G, mining and civil engineer, and U S deputy mining surveyor Culver C W, supt Goodenough Minbg Co Davis H H, physician and surgeon Delta Saloon, Harter & Lewis proprs DeWalt G A, engineer Do ige M M, assayer Ehlers E H, expressman Elmore D T Everhart & Jennings, drugs, medicines, paints, and oils Frederickson P C, saloon Gilmore Chas M, mining contractor Goldman & Co, general merchandise, Pinal and Butte Gomez Francisco, groceries and pro- visions Gonzales Jose, liquors Graham P B, wines, liquors and cigars Hall S P, proor Hivll's Star Stable, livery and feed Hampton W W, miner Harter & Lewis, wines, liquors and cigars Haverstrom John, bootmaker Hickman Mrs R H, dressmaking and milliner Hdge & Co, bakers Hoffman 0, metallurgist Hunt J B, wines, li(|Uors and saloon Hutchinson C T, blacksmith Jensen Fred, wines, liquors, fruits and shooting gallery Jones F E, private sec Hastings Con- solidated Mining Co Kennedy K K, deputy sheriff and con- stable H O h It PIONEER IRON WORKS. CAIiVIW !HI!TTINU A HOW, Propfi«^«o"- SsC«bll(ihed IM* »*7 Hals Street. H V- AILEH, TUGGIE & CO., Ship Plawk. all kinds, IM and «0 Spear Mt., tian FranclMco. a» CO & E Si CO CM 09 09 Arizona — Pinal-Preacott. 1421 Kimball S F, livery, sale aud feed stable Keuhl E, saloon Loeffler & Co, fruits, etc Lubrod S, harnessmaker McDonald J M, harnessmaker McDonald J M, carpenter Miller Chas, merchant Miller Geo L, postmaster Miller G L 4; Co, gen mdse Murray C F, wines and liquors Myers Wm, dancing teacher Nicholas & Bessing, saloon Faine L L, barber and hairdresser Phillips R M, supt Silver King Mining Co Pinal County Bank, A Venton cashier "PINAL DRILL." J D Reymert edi- tor and proprietor Pinal Hotel, W L Amett propr Rice & Loeifle r, butchers I^TMEBT J DeNOON attomey-at- law and notary public Reymert J D Jr, atty-at-law Schmitt C W, shoemaker Silver King and Florence Tel Co, A Venton operator Smidt E, bootmaker Staniield Thos, feed stable and corral and harness shop Stone George A, foreman Silver King Stone W R, attorney-at-iaw Stoutenburg G B, supt Silver Queen Mining Co and Hastings Consolidated Mining Co Sutter Jacob, tinsmith, stoves and tin- ware Venton A, cashier Pinal County Bank Warnke E F, St Louis Brewery Wartelle W S, with G L Miller & Co Wells, Fargo & Co, A Venton agt West A, propr Grand Hotel Whitrock N, groceries Whitlow Allen, freight Windsor Mining Co, D T Elmore supt Witrock Heiiry, groceries and pro- visions Zubrod N, shoemaker J. Se Voon Beymert, ATTORNBY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. PINAL MOUNTAINS. KELLNEREF. saw-mill PINAL RANCH. Pinal County. Post office Pinal. Buchanan I T, farmer Iron Robt A, hotel and farm C/> PIONEER. Gila County. A post-office. Beckwith C H, capitalist Belderback — , barber Comstock C H, notary public and dep- uty postmaster Eads Grant, blacksmith Eaton J H, saw-mill Gorrala & Co, hotel Hall Ben, teamster Hellings W B, mining supt Holborn Harry, gen mdse and liquor Howard Mining Co, G B Walker supt Howard Road and Reduction Co, Walker & Hellings mgrs ^ Lonnigau T A, postmaster Mann &. Martin, billiai-d hall Meyer & Caswell, bakery and restaurant Myres & Schine, dry goods Neolder John, packer Pioneer Mining Co, W B Hellings supt Pioneer Saw-Mill, J H Eaton lessee Prime Geo, teamster Sidom Wm, butcher Snyder W B, barber South Pioneer Mining Co, W BHelUngs supt Stefly & Co, dairy Thompson & Deckert, brewery Walker G B, supt Howard Mining Co Watson James, tinsmith Wilmans F W & Co, sa oon Wilmans S C, livery s.able Wood & Wilmans, gen mdse CD CO PLOMOSA. Yuma County. See Centennial. Arizona Territory. POLHAMUS. Mohave County. Post-office Hardy- ville, a steamboat landing on Colorado River. WELTON & GROUNDS, warehouse CD CD CD C/9 PRESCOTT. HARDWOOD LUMBER. Yavapai County. A post and express office. . , , . Is the Territorial capit?! and county Street, ».F. bre«oii Asli. .Haplw ami Ald.r. 53 •m CO 'I ill ': \< it '■I ODD FELLOWS' SUPPLIES, FlavM, Bannera. et«.. at KORCROSIS A CO., Masonic T«mple. No. • Post titreet, H. F. 1422 A rizona — Preacott. seat of Yavapai County, is beautifully and healthfully situated in a mountain- ous flat surrounded by groves of stately pines, at an altitude a trifle over a mile above the sea level. The surrounding mountain tops are snow-capped, and breezes wafted from their heights to the valley below are loaded with a freshness that often drive the people from the streets to the refuge of th^ir household firesides. Prescott is decidedly an Amer- ican town, and her buildings, both pub- lic and private, are models of . omfort and elegance. The surrounding forests of pine furnish material of superior quality in abundance. Her chief resour- ces are mining, stock raising and lumber manufactiiring. Her great disadvan- tage is her isolated position, which it is believed will be shortly overcome by the establishment of railroad connection that is now made a probability in the construction of a line from Santa P6, N. M. Whipple Barracks, one of the pleasantest military stations in the Ter- ritory, is situated about three-quarters of a mile from Prescott. Prescott is reached by GUmer, Salisbury & Co. 's stage coaches frifP Mancopa, on the S. P. K. B., at a distance of 150 miles. The population of Prescott is estimated at 3,000. Acker & Walker, butchers Ainsworth F K, physician "ABIZONA DEMOCRAT " (The), Arizona Publishing Co, publi- If 1 1 saloon Doughert]^ John W, gen mdse, feed,'hay and grain Ellis N, general merchandise Ellis ft Whitney, saloon Emanuel A> painter Fisher F G, blacksmith Fisher J L, general merchandise Fredrick ft Hill, stoves and tinsmiths - French W, grocer Gilmer, Salisbury ft Co Stage Lines, J F Meador agent Goldwater M ft Son, gen mdse Goldwater Samuel, cigars Hartin J W, blacksmith Hatz Daniel, hotel and restaurant Hazeltine W E, cashier Bank of Arizo- na Head C P & Co, gen mdse Herzog E, fruits Howard John, attomey-at-Iaw Howard M V, stenographer Howey •Tames, blacksmith Hubbard ft Mitchell (Fred S Hubbell and Mrs E T Mitchell), restaurant Kelly ft Stephens, gen mdse Kendall D G, drugs Kirwagen ft Simes, liquors Kuhn, Wurzburg ft Co, clothing Levy D & Co, gen mdse Lewis Sol, pres Bank of Arizona Lincoln O, druggist Long J F, painters Long Thomas, liquors McKenzie Chas, carpenter Martin J C, editor "Democrat" Martindell C R, forwarder Mason A J. harness, saddles, boo s and shoes MASTERSON K'J&AT. editor "Ari- zona Democrat" and attorney -at-Iaw McCandless J N, physician and drugs McGrew Wm H, attorney-at-law Meador J F, agent Gilmer, Salisbury & Co Stage Lines Melville W C, agt A ft P R R Mitchell D F, photographer Oliver W G, post trader Otis T W, gen mdse Palmer ft Co, livery Parker F G, wagonmaker Parker G R ft F G, saw-mill Parker ft McCord, feed stable Porter C B, furniture Potts W C, carpenter and builder Radezewsky Jacob, blacksmith Raible John, brewery Randal ft Co (A G Randal and Jas Cos- sidy), carpenters and builders and un- dertakers Riordan ft Hubbard, commission mer- chants Roberts John W, gunsmith Rowe W A ft Ci), gen mdse Rush Chas B, attoraey-at-Iaw CO CO a 00 PB CS ca CO CO CO 00 C9 CO CM CM OS I CO O OS o CALVIN NUniNG £ SON, Tubular Whe«'ll»arrowH, Unit and JHi-iilt;e Work, *»7 naln titreet, Man Francisco, o., — u: _ CO ay ^ r— 2r CD E s> CO CM ALIEN. TOGGLE I CO., MEXIMN HtBP WQQDS."^* y^s^'fj^^-- Arizona— Preacott-San Simon. 1423 33 CO s CA ■ ■■■ s CO Rush John A (Rush & Wells) attorney Rush ft Wells (John A Rush and Ed A Wells), attorneys-at-law Ryall ft Son, painte-s Schmidt August, bootmaker Sines Geo W, saloon Stahl D, furniture Stahl E, assayer Thorn W U, bnilder Thome D C, saloon Thome ft Ingwerson, blacksmiths and wagonmakers ^ Tompkins ft Jackson, liquors Travaskis Mrs H, hotel Weaver B H, gen mdse Wells Ed A (Rush ft Wells), attorneys Weyl J, notary public, conveyancer searcher of records and copyist Williams A P, hotel Wilson ft Haskell, sash, door and blind factory Wilson J W ft Co, gen mtlse Wurzburg K, gen mdse RENO. Gila County. A. post-office. SMITH CHAS F. assistant nostmaster RICHMOND BASIN. Gila County. Post-office Globe. KELLNEB E F & CO. general mer- chandise and miners' implements Pasco B F, boarding-house Stewart J A, liquors West Thos L,, foreman of mine RIVERSIDE. Pinal County. A post-office, 28 miles east of Florence. Population 40. FIJTHAH BROS, general merchandise and station keepers PTTTNAM C D, postmaster RUSSELL. CocnisE County. Post-office Dragoon. 4 mi'es from Dragoon. Hilftiphrey R E, locksmith Joerss A, silversmith Jones M W, saloon Jordan A, saloon Julian k Tinkham, saloon LANOHORNE W A. postmaster Lewis E J, tinsmith Miller W C, plumber Russell Gold and Silver Mining Co Schreener, Campbell ft Co, gen mdse Sydon E & Co, gen mdse ST. JOHNS. Apache County. A post-office. Apodaca Serufin, justice of the peace Baca Dionicio, county treasurer Baily R J, county recorder Barela Aresteo, constable Franklin C A, probate judge Gonzales Antonio, county Wimmissioner Martin Luther, county commissioner Perez Thomas, county commissioner Richey James, justice of the peace Rudd Wm M, district attorney Ruiz ALFRED, clerk of county com- missioners Stover E S, sheriflF CO c ST. JOSEPH. Apache County. A post-office. Peterson C M, bootmaker SAFFORD. Graham County. A post-office, 1.30 miles northeast of Tucson. Popula- tion 180. « Anderson P, hotel Bolan P J, district attorney Clarke Wm F, recorder Foster J, county supervisor Franklin M, county supervisor Glasby ft Ijams (E T Ijams and J C Glasby), general merchandise "GRAHAM COTJNTT NEWS" Hudson & Co (Chas Hudson and James H Toole), bankers Hughson R F, attorney-at-law Hyaat G H, probate judge and supt public instruction Long Will A, probate clerk Ming Daniel, public administrator Reymert T D, deputy county recorder Solomon A, county supervisor Solomon I E, county treasurer Stevens Geo H, acting sheriff TUTTLE E D. deputy county treas- urer, clerk district court ap' justice of the peace SAN CARLOS. Pinal County, from Globe. A post-office, 32 miles PENDLETON WM G, postmaster SAN SIMON. CooHisE County. Post-office Dos Ca- bezos; an express office on the South- ern Pacific K. R., 93 miles from Dem- c > z o PI o o ■ > 'H cyy mmm ii|«a .^BER. WHITE 1IK4». Street, «»^ V. ., IS A 1.1 Main and 14 A 16 Spear Oreicoii Ash, Maple and Alder. I I k LOUIS BRtVEHIIHHt CO.. KnB«flMt«r«r« of Fine i | (% Jewelry dk Dlaaiond Work, | | 9 8trMl,8, P. CO sa I' S I I 1424 Arizona — San Simon-Snowjlake. ina, 1*26 miles from Tucaon and 373 miles from Yuma. Boyle James, ooal dealer Bradly C L, propr San Simon House Brady Michael, justice of the peace Crase A J, a^t S P K R and forwarding and commission agt McNamara M, undertaker and genmdne MOORE F. agent W, F ft Co and W U Tel Co, manager Murphy Wm, supt water works of S P RR Patrick W, physician Reynolds G B, cler^man and assayer SHOW LOW. Apache County. A post-oflSce. Ba^inall George, cigars and notions Cooley & Huning, general merchandise HUlnNO CH & H> general merchan- dise Huning ft Cooley, stock raisers Hulling H, postmaster Scott J ft R, stock raisers SIGNAL. Mohave County. A post-office, 28 miles from Aubrey, on the Colorado River* has stage connection with that place. KIMBLE BROSi general merchandiss KOSHLAND WM> general merchan- dise and postmaster McCright W D, hotel McLeod Frazer, blacksmith SILENT. Yuma County. A post-office, 6 miles from Norton's Landing, BILLECK PAUL, postmaster Crawford ft Stanly, saloon Dottelbach .J B, general merchandise trilchrist Thomas ft Co, gen mdse HOLJES J H & COi general murohaa- dise Masters R W, general murcbandise SILVERCREEK. Ap.vchb County. Bailey R J, li({uors SILVER KING. Pinal County. A post office, 35 miles from Florence, on Globe Trail; popu- lation 200. Bowen Robert, foreman Silver King Coudron ft Brown, saloon Czarnowski F M, supt South King Mia- ing Co Hammond T D, supt Eastland Mining Jomcs ft Jones, liquors Lempker W H, barber Ludke John, cigars, fruij, eto Mayor F, butcher NicmyerC H, carpenter O'Boylo W C, proprietor Silver Kinu Hotel • ** Silver King Corral, Feed and Sale Sta- ble, W C Boyle propr WILDMAN FXRBT. general mer- chandise, notary public, postmaster and forwarding and commission Williams Hotel, R Williams propr WiUianu R, propr Williams Hotel (D SIMMONS. Yavapai County. A post-office. Augustine (reo, saloon Behm Chas, gen mdse Blakn Wm, blacksmith and wagonmakor Head ft Lincoln, stock raiser MuCormack P J, R R contractor Putney Eli, carpenter and builder SIMMONS W J. general merchandise, mail contractor and postmaster Zimmerman F, liiiuors QQ SMITHVILLE. Pima County. Post-office Safford; ,■?.{ miles east of Prescott, on the Canin Verde Road. ^ Cluff Moses, sugar mfr Foster Joseph, justice of the peace SMITHVltLE CO-OPERATIVE MERCAHTILE INSTITUTION. H Weech supt, general merchandise Toeples W R, merchant and blacksmith Wovch H, supt Sniithville Co-operative Mercantile Institution SNOWFLAKE. Apache County. A post-office. Atchison Wm, barber Branch A, tailor and watchmaker Flake W J, stock raiser Hunt John, gen mdse Kartchner M E, gen mdse Kartchncr W l\ varieties Minnerly A, saw-mi il KoUings Melinda, milliner STEWART ALEX, dealer in pictures and agent for patout medicines Turley Isaac, bluckamith Wardle Solomon, bootmaker CUVIN NUTTING & SON, «9e7 HAIW HTRBRT MAW FKAIVeWCO. Iron Doora Bauk VanltM, Etc. >llEN.TUGGlEt CO., OREGON US H AND NIAPIE "»^ "Jf »-• -■ . — _ niiK riini LL^ Sua Fruiitfidco Arizona— Snowflalce-Tip Top. 1425 West J A, contractor Z C M I Co, Woodruff mgr, gen- eial merchandise SOLOMONSVILLE. Graham County. A post-office. Besner J B, blacksmith and wagonmaker Chavaria Kegino, freighter Fernandes Juan, saloon Fourness Francisco, Hour-mill (ionz ales Jo se, saloon MARTIN WILLIAM L. acting post- master Palm Barnabe, brewer Solomon I E, gen mdse, wagons, etc Villalovos D & Bro, freighters SPRINGERVILLE. Apaoiib County. A post-office. BECKER JULIUS, general merchan- dise and postmaster Brown Bros, saw-mill Milligan W R, saw-mill STANTON. Gila County. Post-offiue Globe. FLANDIN J E. superintendent "Mack Morris Mininu Co ' MACK MORRIS MININO CO, J £ Flandin superintendent SUNSET. Apacue County. A post-office. Call I, miller Duspain U, tannery Foster C A, blacksmith JAMES JOSEPH H, bakery Mortenseu M P, cooper Porter N F, dairy , Smith Lot, business ugt Agricultuial Co Wliitiug E, machinist SWEETWATER. Pinal County. Post-office Casa Grande. A station on the Southern Pacitic R. R., 171 miles from Yuma and 16 miles from Tucson. RITTENHOUSE J D. general chandise mer- TAYLOR. Afachk County. A post-office. Kay J C, general merchandise Shumway Chas, HouringinilU Solomon , gen mdse TtMPE. Maricopa County. A post-office, on bait River, 8 miles east of Phujnix. Barnum Frank, pen mdse and saloon Choriebois & Marlow, hotel Cosner AW carpenter and builder JJeutsch William, miner Edwards W H, tanner ^}'"°''o H T, Mipt Hastings Co Mill Hauler R A, gen mdse Galfardo F, liquors Garcia J M, hotel Goldman A, gen mdse GuggJ L, phvaician HATDEN C T, general merchandise. Hour-mill, blacksmith and wajjon- maker Hayden & Edwards, lime mfrs Murphy & Purcella, gen mdse Shanon P C, liquors Taft D H. mining supt wffiTWORTH'E'r''"""*"'^ TEVI8T0N. Cochise County. A post-office; an eat- ing station on the Southern Pacitic R. R. The railroad name is Bowie. The hotel kept by Mr. James Campbell is one of the best on the road, and with his efficient manager, makes it one of the pleasantest stops for meals found by the traveler. CAMPBELL HOUSE, 'lames Campbell proprietor, J D Miller manager Campbell James, propr Campbell House Carey John, shoemaker Chericahua Mining & Reduction Co Cochise Mining and Milling Co Custer John, blacksmith Flatonia Mining Co LADD OEOROE. postmaster and man- ager for J U Tevis Liiigley Chas E, agt S P R R; W, F & Co and W U Tel Co Martin W L, postmaster Michel Mrs J F, store and saloon MILLER J D< manager Campbell House Solomon, Wickersham & Co (I E and Adolph Solomon and D W Wicker- sham), general merchandise and gov- ernment supplies TEVIS J H. K'*^ueral merchandise and miners' supplies Wickersham, Solomon & Co, general merchandise, commission and forward- ing TIP TOP. Yavapai County. A post-office. GO » I CO c/i CD ii '.ill CO CO CD CD en HARDWOOD LUMBER. WHITE BROS.. 1» & L^S Main and 14 A lO Spear tit, M.r. 0«k, Ash, Hickory, Slaple. Cfterry, etc. I I MASONIC OUTFITS. ■««i|ety Oooda, etc.. at WORCROSS A CO., M uaale Temple, Mo. • Font Utreet, «. V. II 1426 Arizona — Tip Top-Tombstone. Arnold Peter, brewery and saloon Cardiff J, saloon DAWES W Ci general merchandise and mining supiuies Marlow George, butcher, livery and stage McAnley J, si loon Murphy J Q, saloon Rowe W W A Co, gen mdse Smith Lon, saloon Wager E G & Co, druggists and varieties TOMBSTONE. CociiiHE County. A post and express office, situated about 30 miles south of the Southern Pacific R. R., with a branch track which takes one from Bensm to within 10 miles of the town. It is the county-seat and an incorpo- rated city, located at the foot of a very low range of rolling hills, on a nearlv level table-land. To the northward, f I >r manv miles, the country is a rocky plain, deeply cut into the numerous gullies and shallow ravines. Like most other places in Arizona, Tombstone is surrounded by irregular and broken ranges of mountains, making a moun- tain fence, consisting of the 8anta Cata- rinas. Whetstone, Mustang, Huachuca, Mule and Dragoon Mountains. In the latter range, twelve miles distant, and in plain sight, is one of the noted Apache dens — "Cochise Stronghold." It is one of the liveliest of the Pacific slope towns, and has a population of about 8,000. It is well laid out with broad streets, and for a mountain town is well built. Its climate is healthful, although the days are warm in summer, but the nights cool and pleasant. There are three water companies which supply the city with water. They get their supply from springs, three to twenty-six miles distant. The water is clear, sparkling and sweet, but is very hard. The most prominent mines are about nine miles east of the San Pedro River, in the low range of hills sometimes called Tombstone Mountains. Several of these mines on the San Pedro have already produced such a lar>!e amount of silver ore as to give this district the lead of all others, and to form an era in the silver production and material pro- gress of the whole territory. Adolphy Fritz, saloon, 517 Allen Alderson & Brown, saloon Al'seits M, bootmaker, Fremont American Hotel, Cunningham & Cash- man proprs, 427 and 421) Fremont Anderson N D, attorney -at-law, 405 Fremont ARCHER R Hi Cosmopolitan Saloon, 218 Fifth ARIZONA ASSAY OFFICE. Gray k Gladwin, 317 Fremont ARIZONA BREWERT. Hermann Leptien propr, Allen nr Sixth Arizona Prince Coffee Co £ C Van Blaruom supt Atchison T A, plumber and gasfitter, cor Sixth and Allen Austin Frank B, groceries ATLES T W» proprietor Pioneer Liv- ery Stable, 416 Allen Aztec House, Miss Anna M Brown propr Bacigalupi Charles, meat market, 710 Fremont BAOO S ft CO (S Bagg and S M Bar- row), auction and commission, 508 Allen Baldwin & Caley (Chas Baldwin and John Caley), saloon, 507 Allen Balurdo V R, barber shop and baths Baron A, tailor, 315 Allen Baron Bros (B and W Baron), barbers and baths, 427 Allen Barron Harry, saloon, cor 4th and Allen Bates Byron W, assayer, Aztec House Bauer A, butcher Bauer O W, cigars and tobacco, cor 5th and Allen Baugaudis Miss Bessie, lodgings BEAHAN J H. sheriff, Court House BERRY GEO 0. attomey-at-law. Court House Best Miss Belle, dressmaker BIRD CAGE OPERA HOUSE, W j Hutchinson proprietor, Neal Price manager, 508 Allen Black Samuel, merchant tailor, 6th nr Allen Blackburn &, Edleman (L F Blackburn and Chas IMleman), Senate Saloon, 42(} Allen Blackburn L F (Blackburn & Edleman), deputy U S marshal and collector Blackwood T J, physician BLAIR C C, " Way Up Saloon" 539, Allen and " Way Up I^>dging-hou8e," 725 Allen Blinn L W, mgr L W Blinn Lumber Co, Toughnut nr 2d " BLUE8T0NE AND REDUCTIOH WORKS OF ARIZONA. " c J Duvttl Kuperintendeut, J I) Taylor treaHurer, 21<} 5th Blush Fred'k, propr Union Soda Works, head »! 2d Borland Mrs Addie, dressmaker Boston and Arizona S & R Co, G S Rice manager Bourland W A, vig- rs and tobacco, 431 Alien CO 00 CO CO CO cs 2 &0 t IB J z CAIVIN NItniNG S SON, ManatmcCnrerii all klnil« IROM WOBK, 4*7 Main sitr^'it. Hnv f •aarlMO liLlEN. TUGGLE I CO.. 8PAWISH CHDAH, 'Hi.V-stfi.?' 1427 Arizona— Tomhatone. CM i CO CM " 639. ouse," w tt imber tt HON J z 'aylor iTorks, J ^ i Rice z :o, 431 CO i o Pi O Bowman J T, bill poHter, Sohiefiiin Hall Building Brooka Fred'k E, postmagter, 22? 6th Brophy Jameii E, saloon and liquor dealer, 6l1 and 523 Allen Brown Miss Anna M, propr Aztco House BEOWN FIELDINO CPoney Saloon, &th bet Allen and Fremont Brown Theo, minins, 423 4th Buddington A, soda mfr, 2d Burke F G, attyat-law. 424 Fremont Caldwell & Stanford, gen mdse, 512 Al- len Campbell Alex (Campbell, Williams k Kobinson) CAMPBELL ft HATCH (J H Camp- bell and K S Hatch), saloon and bil- liard parlor, 421 and 4'.>3 Allen Campbell R, restaurant, 514 Allen Campbell, Williams & Robinson, attys- nt-law, Oird Building Carr John, carriage and wagonmaker and mayor, Allen nr 3d CAERUTHEBS JAMES, nieat mar- ket, 213 Allen Caahman Miss Nellie (Cunningham & Cashman), hotel Cavill R H, mining supt, Fremont bet 6th and tith Ceaser J k S, restaurant, 412 Allen Chapin 8 B, physician and surgeon, cor 6th and Fremont Chesney EL, carriage aid wagonmaker, Charleston, Cochise Co, Arizona Clapp M B, cashier Hudson & Co and notary public, 5th | CLAEX J S> owner and superintendent Way Up Mine and president Town Site Co, office cor 6th and Fremont Clayton S A, mining, Sweetnut Clifford Robt, meat market, 6th nr Allen COCHISE OGirNTT BANK, Charles Solomon cashier, P W Smith presi- dent, cor 4th and Allen Cotien A, New Yoik fancy goods, Fre- mont nr 4th Cohen R, hardware, tinware, cutlery, mining supplies, agricultural impl'ta, etc, cor 6th and Allen Cohn A & Bro, cigars and tobacco, cor 5th and Allen Colby P T, attorney-at-Iaw Colp & McNeil (J Colp and R McNeil), saloon, 410 Allen Constable W M, contractor and builder Contention Consolidated Mining Co, Josiah White supt Coppcropolis Mining Co, Alfred Tredigo supt Cooper Queen Mining Co, Benj Wil- liams SUbt CORET WM, deputy sheriff, Court House Corpstcin Peter, freighter and general forwarding merchant, 4kh nr Fremont Costerousse August, fruits aud veceta- bles, 611Allen " CROUCH ROBT (Sandy Bob), stage line to Contention, Huiichuca, Biiibee, «>tc, cor 4th tnd Allen Cuddy Wm A, private detective, Inde- pendent office Cunningham* Cashman (Mrs Fannie Cunningham and Miss Nellie Cash- man), American Hotel, 427 and 429 Fremont Dean M C, auction and commission, Al- len Dee William, blacksmith and wagonma- ker, cor 3d and Allen Defiance Mining Co, A H Stebbins supt DIBBLE HENRY C (T^ewia & Dib- ble), attorney-at-law, (Jird Building, cor 6th and Fremont DILL MRS S J> restaurant, Allen above 6th Dillon & Kenelay (Edward Dillon and N Kenelay), dry goods and men's fur- nishing goods, 212 5th DILLOll W J, capitalist, cor 5th and Allen Doling John, saloon, 429 Allen Drum T J, atty-at-law. Court House ' DUNBAR J 0. editor and publi^iher "Tombstone Daily Republican," 5th bet Fremont and Safford DUVAL C J, assayer and superinten- dent Bluestone and Reduction Works of Arizona, 213 5th Duval J C, assayer, 213 5th Eastman Wm A, carpenter and builder, 321 Fremont Elliott Mark, assayer. Head Center Mine Emanuel A H, supt and agt Tombstone Water, Mill and Lumber Co, 305 5th Empire Mining Co, Grofton StL Abbott supt English A R, atty-at-law and notary public, 116 4th E VERHARDT JACOR meat market, 428 Fremont Fair Villa Mining Co, W K Mead supt Feller A J, justice of peace and notary pubiic, 5th bet Allen and Fremont Ferrington Geo W, mining, Sweetnut Fitzhenry k Mansfield (J C Fitzhenry and R P Mansfield), groceries and liquors, 216 5th Fortlouis Albert, cigars and tobacco, 413 Allen Frederick & Hill (C E Frederick and Samuel Hill), stoves and tinware, cor Allen and Prescott Gates k Hickey (G G Gates and J J Hiekey), confectionery and fruits, 402 Allen CO c CO c o m o o GO c/> frO HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BROS.. 1» A 15 Main and 14 A \9 Hpear Mt, M.F. Oak, A«h, Hickory, Maple, Clierry, etc LOUIS BBtVEBmAN « CO , Jcwelry a RuSond Work II Q MoBteOB omf 1428 Arizona—Tomhatone. Ocisonhofer Otto, restaurant, 613 Allen Giheraon N* 8, physician and surgeon, cor 4th ami Fremont Girard M & M Co, John R Farrell supt Goen Jacob >S, mining supt, 417 Fre- mont Goldbaum & Owen (Wm Goldbaum and J M Owen), proprs Grand Restaurant, 422 Allen Golden Eagle Brewery, 8 Tribolet propr, cor 7th and Allen Good Samaritan Mining Co, James A McComher supt Goodale C VV, supt The Boston and Ari- zona Smelting and Reduction Co, otlico Toughnut Goodfellow G K, physician and surgeon, Epitaph Building Goodrich k (Goodrich (Benj and Briggs Goodrich), attysat-law. Court House Gotthelf Mrs D, millinery and fancy goods, 5th bet Allen and Fremont Gotthelf Philip, cigars and tobacco, 429 Allen Graf & Schoenholzer, hors<.*8hoers, wag- onmakerfl and blacksmiths Grand Central M Co, EB Gagn supt OBAT ft OLADWIN (Douglas Gray and F E Gladwin), Arizona As- say Office, 317 Fremont Gray Michael, rancher Cochise County, Fremont bot 5th and 6th Green Cloud M Co, Dr Bishop mgr Green John, rancher Cochiso County, Tombstone post-office OREOORT THOMAS, restaurant. 410 Fremont Groedel Charlea, mgr Arizona Hide and Tallow Co, 429 Allen Gvow A L, civil enuinecr and mining expert, cor 4th and Fremont Gundull John, h otmaker. Allen HAMILTON PATRICK, proprietor and editor "Tombstone Daily Indo- pendent," 118 4th Harden Mrs J, restaurant, C05 Allen Harding k Lang (Mrs June Hanling and Mra Catherine Lang), restaurant, 420 Fremont HARLET £ A, deputy sheriff. Court House Hart S L, practical gunsmith and engi- neer, 421 Fremont HARTMANN ft CO (A E Hartmann and O C V'uss), watchmakers and jew- elers, 508 Allen HARWOOO W A. proprietor Soheiff- liii Flail, real estate, mining and in- surance agent and notary public, Scheitfiin Hall Building Hattick B, merchant tailor, 52S Allen HAWKINS, BOARMAN ft CO (F c Hawkins ami F B Boarmau), whole- sale liquors and cigars, 411 Allen HATNE ft VAN BLARCOM (Arthur Hayne and Elbert C Van Blarcom), mining engineer, cor 2d and SatTord, P O box 2l« Haynes John (Haynes k Stiles) Haynos, Marsh k Stilu«, attorneys^at- law. Gird Buil ing Haynes k Stiles (L Stiles and Johu Haynes), attorneys-at-law Head Center, Chris Batterman sec Herring Wm, attorney-at-law HerveE F, harnessmaker, Allen bet Gth Hnd 7th Heyes VV A, watchmaker, Allen near .3d HOEFLER JOSEPH, general mer- chandise, cor fith and Fremont Horner Matthew, brokei and loan agt, cor 4th and Fremont Horseshoe M Co, Alfred Tredigo supt Howard (Jeo H, atiomey-at-law, "Epi- taph" Building Howe Edw R, civil and mining engi- neer. Mining Exchange Building Howe Henry G, civil engineer ami U S deputy mineral surveyor, Mining Ex- change Building, room 5 Huachuca Water Company, James S McCoy 2d vico-pres and mgr HUDSON ft CO (Chas Hudson an'->'.^. I A rizonn—Tornhtttone. 1429 Kingsbury Frank, agt W U Tel Co, 420 Allen Lane £ C, asst postmaatcr, 222 5th Langpnap Charles, restaurant, 635 AUon Last Chance M Co, J D Power supt Laven & Marks, barbers, 414 Allen LEABT JOHN M. hoots and shoes and bootmaker, 631 Allen Leigh Bros (N and E D Leigh), saloon, 323 Allen Lenoir J, furniture, bedding, carpets, etc, 6th bet Alien and Fremont Tjenormand & Marilius (E licnormaud and A Marilius), saloon, 60!) Allen LEPTIBN HERMANN, proprietor Arizona Brewery and tSaluou, Allen nrGth LeVan Mrs, lodKinus LEWIS ft DIBBIE (J F Lewis and Henry C Dibble), attorneys-at-law Gird Building, cor 6th and Fremont LEWIS J F (Lewis & Dibble), at- torneys-at-law. Gird Building, cor 5th and Fremont Lewis J L, attorney-at-law, 533 Allen LIFTCHILD CHARLES, cigars and tobacco, cor 5th and AUou liippcrtft Peyser, barbers, 50'J Allen Little Devil, Wm J Burke supt Leveridge & Swayzeo (W K i.overidge and J VV Swayzotj), proprs Tombstone Ice Works, 305 5th Lucas J U, attorney-at-law. Court H(»use L W Blinn Lumber Co, L W Blinn manager, lumber, doors, windows, blinds, etc, Tou^hnut nr *Jd Lynch & O'Ncil (David Lynch and John O'Ncil), saloon, 418 Allen Lyn ch Pat rick, saloon, Allen nr 3d MACNEIL D A & CO (l> A Macneil, H E Hills and L W Carr), wholesale dealers in flour, grain, potatoes, pro- visions, etc, and agents for Schutler's wagons, cor 1st and Allen Marchand G N, groceries and liquor.4, 412 Fremont Matthews H M, physician and surgeon, 307 4th Maxson H B, civil and miningengineer, cor 3d and Bruce McAllister &, MoCone, foundry McdTlelland J J, wholesale liquors and wines. 606 Allen McClaren Saml L, saloon, 533 Allen MoCoy James S, second vice-pres and mgr Huachuca Water Co McCULLOUOH ft TRIPP (J L Mc- CuUough andP F Tripp), Pacific Chop House and Coffee Saloon, 415 Allen McDonald M F, mining, Toughnut bet 4th and 5th McGowan Edw, jouma..st McKee — , physician and surgeon, 5th '^*^'nu''^?r L), phyHioian and surgeon, lU" 4tli Mend H B, blnekimith, 3d nr Fremont Mellgren & Co (J L Nkllyren), Alhain- bra Sftloon, 433 Allfii Meyers H, guns, pistc.ls, mnmunition, watches, jowolry, etc, '.Ml 5th Mihch k Dyar, commission inerchanis, fruits ami produce, 430 ond 432 Fre- mont Miller Harry A, cook Mitchell A J, civil engineer, Fremont bet 5tii and Uth Mitchell A J, civil engineer, Fremont ModinilJeorce, restaurant, Allen nrOth Monmouier W B, paints, oils and pic- ture frames, cor Fremont and 4th MONTAOUE PHILIP S. mniwj;, 5th Montgomery & Benson, K Livery Stables, 315 Allen Morse & Co, lumber, 308 4th Moses & Mohan (Thos Moses and Andy xMehan), saloon, cor 5th and Fremont MTERS J ft BRO. clothing and gents' furnishing goods, cor oth and Allen Nasli J M, Eclipse Bakery, (503 Allen NASH W A. city clerk and auditor, real estate and notary public, 305 4th Neai^Ki David, chief of police, 110 4th Nichol & Clark, saloon NOBILE N & GO. produce commission merchants, wholesale and retail, 210 5th Nowcll Miss Lizzie, dinina-room and baths, Fremont but 5th and 6th Old Guard M Co, Sumner Vickers supt OTIS A D & CO (Uobt Ecclcston and A D Otis), lumber, paints, crockery, etc, 414 Fremont Oury G H, tlelegate to Congress, Flor- ence, A T Paddock Mrs A B, restaurant, 312 Allen Parke J G, civil engineer and U S dep- uty mineral surveyor, 313 4th Pascholy Josei'h, propr Russ House Pa'squale N, saloon, 619 Allen Patton J J & Co, harness and saddles, 314 Allen Peacock St Doherty, painters Peel B L, justice of the peace PERRT W I, livery and feed stable, Allen bet 3d and 4th PIONEER LIVERY STABLE. T w Ayles proprietor, 416 Allen Pioneer Soda Works, C Riley propr, cor Toughnut and 1st Post-office, Frederick £ Brooks post- master, 222 5th Prices James, harness and saddles, 3!7 Allen PRICE NEAL, manager Bird Cage Opera House, 508 Allen Price R, county surveyor. Court House U> 7^ GO CO oo CD GO CO iif ^ •i endent," llH4th T M & M Co, Prof John A IJhurch sui.t " TOMBSTONEDAILT EPITAPH, Epitaph Printing and Publishiu),' V» puLlisliers, Samuel Purdy editor ami manager, 326 and 327 Fremont " TOMBSTONE DAILY INDEPEN DENT." Patrick Hamilton proprietor and eiUtor, 1 1 S ^rth "TOMBSTONE DAILT REPUBLI- CAN." J O Dunbar editor und pro- prietor, .''th bet Fromont an7.e« proprs, :Mo 5th . Tombstone Water, Mill and Lumber Co, A H Emanuel supt and agt, 30.*) 5th Tranquility M Co, J.din R Farrell supt , Trantum O O, attorncy-at-law ami notary public. Gird Uuilding i Tril>o!et S, Golden Eag'y Brewery and I Sal(K)n, cor 7th and Allen I True Blue M Co, J H Stebbins supt I Tuttlu H H, livory stables | Tattle Mrs •Jeunie, drawing and paint- ing UNION NEWS DEPOT »nd stationery •tore, Sol Israe! proprietor, 424 AHeii CO CO cs cs 00 CO 00 CO ca C9 O m m s M m a HARDWOOD [OlWi^. V HfTRIMIOM. .♦t. !^ ■ It- ... .'i' V. AYLES, Proprietor, (KNOWN AS "JERSEY.") 416 Allen Street Tombstone, A. T. This old and favorably known Stable is now better prepared than ever to furnish the public with first-class CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SADDLE HORSES And Turnouts of Every Description. AMERICAN CLOCK DEPOT. O. C. V0S3. A. E. HARTMANN. HARTMANN & CO., Watchmakers, Jewolers, AND ENGRAVERS, ^0>^ u^llen Htreet, Between Fifth and Sixth Streets, T09IBST0\R, AKiaSOXA, Also, ALL KIN US OF KNU HAVING done. TOTAL WRECK. Pima County. A post-office, 7i miles from Fantano. AltschcU Chas, general merchandise Babo A J, saloon Chisholm Alex, hotel Dulchenty & Co, saloon Dauna Sam, saloon Graham Wm, blacksmith Lindenmicr , brewer Melstedt J, restaurant Nelson & George, liquors Palmer & Swift, carpenters Salsig & Ballow, gen mdse Smith J C, physician SNYDER Di postmaster Vail £ L, lumber Vail EL &, Co, butchers TRES ALAMOS. CocHiHB CoDNiTf. A post-offioe, 10 miles northeast of Benson, and 60 miles east of Tucson. Allen ft Midelsworth, gen mdse DUHBAB TF'^MAS, postmaster TUBAC. Pima County. A post-office, 40 miles south of Tucson. MERCER T LILLIE. general mer- chandise and postmistress TUCSON. Pima County. A post, express and telegraph office, on the lim; of the Southern Pacitic li. II., !)78 miles from San Francisco, and 247 miles from Yuma. It is one of the oldest places in the Territory, has a population of 10,000, and is the county s( xt of Pima County. The place supports several extensive commercial establishments, whose trade reaches far into some of the Mexican provinces. Mining and stock raising are the interests wnich support it, ana the country that surrounds it is said to 1)6 capable of sustaining a much greater population than is at present found there. The beautiful valley of Santa Cruz, in which it is situated, was set- tled as long i^o aa 1660, making Tucsou the next oldest town in the United States, Santa Fe, New Mexico, having been built five years before. A few miles below Tucson there seems to bo the ruins of an old town, but no infor- mation can be obtained as to its history, or circumstancpB of its destruction. It is thought by some that Tucson was once a Spanish military station, for the purpose of protecting the Mission of San Xavier Del Bac, a short distance to the south. The land near Tucson is very rich. The town has been infested by from one to two thousand Indians, and attempts have been made to take it, but without success. ATtLEN J Hi mining, Occidental Hotel o I .a I o PRISON CELLS, H*^'£»'8;ur^';r...'£'i' CALVIN NUHING £ SON. ALLEW. TUGGIt & CO.. Ship Plank, all kinds. "KiRasy.*'- J.ri3;o»ia — Tucson. 143,S Allison & Sons (G, H W, and F N Alli- son), groceries, fruits and vegetables, 212 Meyer ANDERSON J A '^itch & Anderson), attomey-at-law, 216 Pennington Angnla G A, meat market, 429 Meyer Arizona and California Lumber Co, J N Mason mgr, opp Depot "AEIZONA CtTIZEN," Brown & Whitmore publishers and proprietors, 314 Congress "ARIZONA STAR" (daily and week- ly), L C Hughes editor and publisher, cor Congress and Church Arizona Telephone Co, John Lawrence supt. Bell Tower Atchison W A, attomey-at-law, 11 Camp Avery G A, furniture, bedding, carpets, etc, 314 and 316 Congress Baine Charles, saloon, cor Congress and Stone ave Baker T J, mining, 13 Meyer Baker Mrs T J, dressmaking, 13 Meyer Baldwin Frank, clerk. Porter's Hotel Bay State Iron Works (Erie, Pa), S E Hall mgr, nr I>pot Bean A A, assistant supt S P R R Co, Depot Bennett & Co (H F Bennett, R S Phelps and Geo Z Work), American Clothing House, 211 and 213 Congress BetK J, saloon, 109 Congress Bows S B, fruits, candies, etc, 433 Con- gress BRAGfO A H> city recorder, justict. of the peace and notary public, Churcli Plaza, Bell Tower Brewer Arthur K, assayer, P ngress Briggs D T, machinist S P i i i ; . I >ciii proprietor Congress Hall, cor Meyer and Congress Brown H J, crockery, glassware, lamps, etc, 108 Main BROWN & WHITMORE (RC Brown and J A Whitmore), publishers and proprietors "Arizona Citizen," 314 Congress Bruns Henry & Co (Henry Bruns), Mint Saloon, 107 Congress BUEHMAN ;H & CO (H Buehman aud Geo J Roskruge), photographers, 314 Congress Buell James, land ivnd mining attorney, Meyer BULLOCK EDWARD, proprietor Lexington Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, cor Congress and 6th ave Burns F H & Co, City Meat Market, 222 Congress Bustamente Peter, barber, 7 Camp Butter A G, city marshal. Bell Tower CMALLERO A, proprietor Park Brewery Lodging-House and deputy sheriff, 11 andl3Peari CAMACHO FRANCISCO, groceries, provisions, wines, liquors, cigars, etc, cor Meyer and Jackson Campbell Alex (Campbell, Williams & Robinson), attorney-at-law, cor C^imp and Convent CAMPBELL JOHNH, manager Salero Mill and Mining Co, office Palace Hotel Campbell, Williams & Robinson (Alex Campb2ll, George R Williams and James S Robinson), attorney-at-law, cor Camp and Convent Carillo J, meat market, 217 Meyer CAP!: JOHN S (Wm B Hooper frCo), xucson Carroll James, livery, feed and sale stable, 414 ond 416 Congress Cereghino John, restaurant, cor Meyer and Jackson CI ilds S C, saloon, cor Camp and Church Chillson L D, county surveyor, Court House Church H C, mining, 402 Pennington Clum Geo W, clerk district court COIDARRENS LOUIS, hairdresser, 217 Meyer Colton E F, livery and feed stable, 331 Meyer CONGRESS HALL, C Brown pro- prietor, cor Meyer and Congress Conper Queen Mining Co, office Zecken- dorf & Co Cory Frank B, saloon, cor Court and Maiden Lane Cory Wm B, saloon, cor Court and Ni.iiden Lane ('Hsrnopolitan Hotel, i'aul Moroney jiropr, cor Main and Pennington Cous IS 1 Icnry, re. ster U S Land Office, 114 Camp Crosley J 8, meat market oor Camp and Convent Cuen Francis. 1, harness and saddles, 104 and IC Miiiu Culver & Aram (W H Culver and E W Aram), attorncys-at-law and notaries public, 217 Congrop ' Culver John P, civ i! .gincer, 223 Con- gress CZERWINSKx T, dry goods, cloth- ing, boots aud shoes, cor Main and Mesilla Dailey Chas E, receiver U S Land Office, 114 Camp Dalton & vasouez (W A Dalton and A Vasquez), blacksmiths and wagon- makers, 317 Meyer DAUGHER CHARLES, Helvetia Sa- loon, cor Congress and Stone ave ;^ oo er> CO GO HkRDWOOD LUMBER, 91 WII1TI3 UKim.. I'd A 15 Main and 14 rV I jpear »t, ». v. Hub*, Mp«ke«, Rims, Folcs, £^. .M etc ODD FELLOWS' SUPFLiES, lS&&^i:AiT^tS'gS!li?SiA?f: 1434 Arizona — TiLcson. Davis William C, stoves, tinware, oop- per and sheet-ironware, cor Congress and Main De BeauflFord H, furniture, 22 Church DENEGBI ft REIOER, restaurant, 22 Camp Dill T H, Congress Chop House, 106 Mesilla Dixon J£, propr Buss House, 115 Camp Dousing Louis, saloon, 108 Mesilla Downey P, lodgings, 26 Camp Drachman Philip, saloon, cor Congress and Church Drachman S H, cigars and tobacco, 12 Congress DRAKE CHAS B> county recorder. Court House Durr Joseph, saloon, 9 Mesilla EAGLE FLOTJRING-MILL, E N Fish proprietor, 306 Main EARLL, SMITH ft STEPHENS (Warner Earll, F M Smith and C C Stephens), attomeys-at-law, 11 Camp EARLL WARNER (Earll, Smith & Stephens), attorney-at-law, 11 Camp Edwards Kichard, saloon, 222 Mey ^r Ellison & Sweeney (David Ellison and Patrick Sweeney), draymen, Mesilla Enricht L, painter, 425 Congress Ervada Jose, gen mdse, 437 Meyer Etchell Chas T, blacksmith, wagon- maker and agt for Studebaker Bros' wagons, and councilman, cor Congress and Pearl EVANS ft WALKER (J Evans and W T Walker), architects and builders, 14 Church Fantou Henry B Jr, deputy collector internal revenue, 204 Convent Fapia Joe, saloon, 405 Meyer Fapia T M, groceries, wines and liquors, 341 Meyer Farley Hugh, district attorney, Court House Farley Hugh, county district attorney, attorney-at-law and notary jmblic, cor Warner and Pouningtou Farley & Pomroy, attorneys-at-law, cor Warner and Pennington FARRELL J L ft CO (J L Farrell, James Cameron and Angel Contreras), plumbers, gasfitters aad tinners, 226 Meyer EERGUSON R "D, attomey-at-law and notary public, 312 Congress Ferrin t Marx (J Ferrin and A Marx), merchant tailors and clothing, 218 Meyer FISH E N> proprietor Eagle Flouring Mill, 306 South Main First National Bank, P R Tully pros, L M Jacobs vice pres, B M Jacobs cash- ier, 18 Congress HTCH ft ANDERSON (TLomaa Fitch and J A Anderson), attorneys- at-law, 216 Pennington FITCH THOMAS (Fitch ft Anderson), attomey-at-law, 216 Pennington Fleishman Fred ft Co (Fred Fleishman), druggists, cor Congress and Court Fortlouis A, cigars and tobacco, 113 Congress Foster Geo F, city assessor. Bell Tower FOSTER L S> proprietor The Buck- ingham Saloon, 224 Congress FREED I S) real estate and money broker, 400 Pennington Ganz William, bakery, 115 Congress GASSENHEIMER SAMUEL, Capi- tol Saloon, cor Main and Pennington GERVAI3 M, olerk probate court. Court House Gladwin S F, dentist, 316 Congress Goldtree Isadure, saloon, cor Congress and Warner Goldtree J, cigars and tobacco, cor Con- Sress and Meyer dschmidt A ft Co (AGoldsjhmidt and Wm Florsheim), furnishing goods, hats, boots and shoes, cor Congress and Church Plaza Goldschmidt Leo, furniture, carpets, upholstering and agta Eldridge Sew- ing Machine, cor Main and Pennington Gravep W L, dentist, 20 Camp GREGG F W> attomey-at-law, court commissioner and notary public, 314 Congress Gruber J, gunsmith, 231 Meyer GUTSCH ft TOMLINSON (Harry F Gutsch and J H Tomlinson), saloon, cor Congress and Church Plaza Hall S E, manager Bay State Iron Works (Erie, Pa), agt Powder Co, nr Depot Hamburg J J, manager Wm Z;ckendorf, cor Main and Congress Handy ft Holbrook (Jas C Handy and Chas E Holbrook), physicians and surgeons S P R R, 113 Confess Handy J C, physician and city health officer, 113 Congress Harris hon, U S deputy marshal and detective S P R R, Porter's Hotel HATNES JOHN (Haynes ft Stiles), 224 Pennington HAYNES ft STILES (John Haynea and T L Stiles), attorneys-at-law, 224 Pennington HEATON CHARLES A, deputy sher- ifl, Court House Hereford ft Zabriskie (B H Hereford rttid J A Zabriskie), attorneys-at-law, 2-23 Meyer Hillard Thomas V, brakesman S P R E Co, Depot CO ^ ■ CO CO CO CO CO ca < i i C9 C9 O CALVIN NUniNS S SON. ciinDERS, JAii. AWi> i *!:.v€)i: work, m7 Main Street, «an ».'«iicl*eo. wm UlLcH. TUGGIE i CO.. VENEERS " SSL SyiESy"- 9 B Id C9 CO CO oo cs Arizona — Tucson. 1435 OS ic9 )n ar :£. nd nd th uid es), gj 03 224 llB her- jCJ ford 13 ITTWC KS EDWABD W> president and manager "Three Sisters ' Mining Co, 410 Pennington Hinkel Philip, saloon, cor Church and Congress Hittinger Antone, saloon, 201 Meyer Holbrook Chas E, county physician, 113 Congress HOOPeB WM B & CO, shipping and commission merchants, Tucson, Phoe- nix, £1 Paso, Guaymas and Uermo- sillo Hoover W W, judge 1st U S judicial court, Court House Horton H, wholesale and retail liquor dealers, 103 Congress Horton W B, public administrator and coroner, Court House Hucke George, saloon, 16 and 18 Mesilla HUDSON & CO (Chas Hudson and Jas H Tool e), bankers, 4 and 6 Congress HUOHES L C> editor and proprietor " Arizona Star," cor Church and Con- gress * Jacobs B M, cashier First National Bank, 18 Congress Jacobs L M, vice-pres First National Bank, 1 8 Congress Jacobs W M, assayer, 204 Pennington Johnson W L, Congress Lodging-House, 411 Congress Kane Wm & Co, wholesale wines and liquors, cor Mesilla and Church Plaza Katz Marcus, groceries and hardware, cor Congress and Meyer Kaufifman I, cigars and tobacco, 210 Meyer Kearon R E, agt W U Tel Co, 215 Pen- nington Kiesel H C, city treasurer, cor Main and Congress Kiesel ft Lulley (H C Kiesel and Mark LuUey), saloon and lunch house, cor Congress and Main Kilbom A D, master mechanic S P R K, Depot Kilne N, lodgings, 5-9 S Church Knapp J F, train master S P R R Co, Depot Kossuth John, mgr Ice & Water De- partment S P R R, Depot KtlESHAIN T C, grain and produce, 205 Congress Lake, Armstrong k Co (Thomas Lake and A B Armstrong), groceries, pro- visions and produce, 122 Congress Latour Mrs K, medium. Occidental Ho- tel Leatherwood R N, county treasurer, Court House Le Sure R G, Elite Saloon, cor Congress and Meyer I«vin Alex, propr Park Brewery and councilman Lighthizer H B, attomey-at-law, 7 Meyer Lipman J, tailor, 213 Congress Lord C H, postmaster, cor Congress and Church Lowenstein & Co (M and E Lowenatein), clothing, boot and shoes, cor Meyer and Mesilla Lucas S H & Co (S H Lucas and G W Hicks), mfrs of Mexican filigree jew- elry, watches and jewelry, 104 and 106 Congress Mackay W M, Occidental Wine Rooms, cor Church and Maiden Lane MAI80V DO&EE SESTAUSANT. J Soldini proprietor, cor Meyer and Camp Mamer John P, mining. Occidental Ho- tel Mansfield J S, books, stationery, news depot, cigars, tobacco and notions, 9 and 1 1 Congress Mason J N, mgr Arizona and California Lumber Co, opp Depot MABTIN GEO T. agent Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, 12 Congress McCafiferty Wm, engineer and machin- ist McCuUoch Hamilton, tailor, 308 Con- gress McFADDENft CO (J A McFadden and Geo T Martin); cigars and tobac- co and news depot McFarland Walter, conductor S P R R, Porter's Hotel Melius R T, engineer S P R R, Depot NENAOER H, second-hand store, 230 and 232 Meyers Mercer Howard, agt White Sewing Ma- chine, 16 Camp Meyer C H, justice of peace and notary public, 16 Meyer Meyer L & Co (L and I Meyer) general merchandise, cor Meyer and Mesilla MTLT.yp. F K, attorney-at-law and notary public, 412 Pennington Miltenbierg Frank, City Bakery, 11 Me- silla Mission Flouring Mill, S Warner propr Monroe Anderson, gen agt, 123 Maiden Lane Morales V, Mexican consul, 314 Con- gress Morehouse & Collins (E F Morehouse and J W Collins), carpenters and builders, 126 Camp MOEGAN & DAVIS (A P Morgan and Ira M Davis), harness, saddles and trimmings, cor Congress and Main Morgan J S & Co (J S Morgan), mining agts, 219 Meyer Morgan William, propr hack line, cor Congress and 6th ave c > z o PI o o 01 o > r Tl o Z > CO H m m H <■ CO > O o H; f:i> Ik M I HMOWeOB LUMBER, IITHITK BBON , IS A IS Main aad 14 A 1« Mpear litreef , M . V. Was*i* «t«ck, Cabiaet Woada. etc. LOUIS BRHERMM S CO., ■'*^'»- •"'^'^'* I and French (blocks. 1 19 Montgomery St 1436 Arizona — Tucson. proprietor Palace Hotel, 216 Meyer Silver Lake Brewery, C Mundelus propr Smith E J, undertaker, 403 Congress SMITH F M (Earll, Smith k Stephens), attorney-at-law, II Camp Smith F V, division shop clerk. Depot Smith W W, engineer S P R K Oo, Depot SOLDIKI J« proprietor Maison Doree Restaurant, cor Meyer and Camp Sparrow F A, barber, 17 Meyer Spaulding Frank, machinist, S P R R Machine Shops SRESOYICH J &1 CO (J Sresovich), commission merchants, fruits, pro- duce and groceries, 106 Meyer and 19 Mesilla St aibly W G, druggist, 504 Pennington RTTiPITRWa C C (Earll, Smith & Stephens ), 11 Camp STEVENS W El stoves, tinware, crockery, etc, 13 Main Stewart W H, barber, 214 Meyer Stiffel A W, fret sawyer, 201) Maiden Lane STILES T L (Haynes & Stiles), attor- ney-at-law, 224 Pennington STRAUN J Wf manager Eagle Flour- ing Mills, 306 South Main STRAUSS CHAS M, manager Zeck- endorf & Co, cor Main and Penning- ton SULLIVAN M J, carpenter, builder, lumber, sash. Moor and blinds, cor Pearl and Alameda Sweetland B R, paints, oils and furni- ture, 318 Congress STKJSS E p. rtal estate atd mining, 463 North Main Tapie Bros (G and E Tapie), saloon, cor Meyer and Camp TAYLOR E T. superintendent ware- houses W B Hooper & Co, near Depot Taylor W A, freight and ticket agt S P U II Co, Depot The Singer Mfg Co, Theo G Fitch agt, '20i) Congress Thomas John R, salesman Singer Mfg Co, 209 Congress "THREE SISTERS" MINING CO, J H Watts secretary and superintend- ent, 410 Pennington Tidball Z L, U S marshal. Court House Tomboreno J, restaurant, 8 Mesilla Topliff James P (Topliff & Sessions), notarypublic and IT S claim agt, 10 Congress Topliff & Sessions ( Jamt s F Topliff and C B Sessions), insurance, purchasing and powder as^ts and agts Tucson and Sonora Stage Line, 10 Congress Truscott S, bakery, 207 Congress Tucker Thos, salesman Singer Mfg Co, 209 Congress Tucson Baths, Adam Sanders propr. South Main TUCSON OPERA HOUSE, Tucson Opera House Co proprietors, head of Congress on 6th ave TUCSON OPERA HOUSE CO. Thos Fitch president, Hugh Farley vice- president Tucson Soda Works, Paul Moroney & Co proprs, Pennington TuUy Chas H, real estate, 24 Camp Tully, Ochoa & Co (P R TuUy, Stephen Ochoa and S R DeLong), • gen mdse and agts National Mail ;,nd Transpor- tation Co, cor Main and Pennington Tully P R, pres First National Bank, and mayor, 18 Congress Turner N B, salesman Singer Mfg Co, 209 Congress Underwood H D, mgr warehouse L Zeckendorf & Co Vasquez k Soto (R Vasquez and R Soto), gen mdse, 510 Meyer Velez R &; Co (R Velez and L Rebeil), dry goods, furnishing goods, boots and shoes, cor Church Plaza and Me- silla Velasco D, agt Tucson and Calabezos Stage Line, 105 Mesilla Vila Joseph, tailor. Camp VILLAESEUSA F J, harness, saddles and trimmings, 337 Meyer WALSH M Ji attorney-at-law, 6 Camp Ward Henry, under sheriff. Court House WARNER & CO (E Warner and R S Miller), real estate and abstract office, 304 Pennington Warner Solomon, propr Mission Flour- ing Mills Watson C P V, physician, surgeon and drugsist, cor Congress and Main WATTS J H. secretary and superin- tendent Three Sisters Mining Co, 410 Pennington Weeks & Waring (C W Weeks and S W Waring), Shade Saloon, 227 and 229 Meyer WELISGH THEO & CO, White House, dry goods and furnishing goods, 102 Main WELLS. FARGO & COS EXPRESS, Geo T Martin agt, 10 Congress &0 I *i. cn oo oo oo I HARDWOOD lUMBERi WAGON STOCX WH ITE BKOM., IS A 15 Main , auti 14 A 10 tSpear tit, t». F. DAwlEL NDHCBDSS t CO., naSonle Temple,'So.'«'FoSt Street, «. vf^ i o til 1438 Arizona — Tucson. WETHOKE EpW L. assayer, real esta te and mining, 10 South Meyer WHITE A St real estate and mining, 463 North Main White W J, dentist, employment office and lodgings, 207 Camp Whittaker J C, bootmaker, 5 Camp Wioks Mo^e, attorney-at-law and not- ary public, 212 Pen nington WILKms ft SHOTWELL (J M Wilkins and C S Shotwell), groceries and provisions, 111 Congress Wilkin & Starr (R M Wilkin and Rich- ard Starr), Ins agts and real estate tmd comm's and notary pub, 225 Conf^ess Williams Geo R (Campbell, Williams and Robinson), attorney-at-law, cor Camp and Convent Williams L S, clerk First U S Judicial Court, Court House Witfeld 6, drumst, 32 Camp WOOD JOHN^ probate judge and ex officio aupt public schools, Court House Woodside V K, attomey-at-Iaw and notary public, 212 Pec->ington WOBIS ft AHERK (Chas R Wores and John W Ahem), assayers and mining agts, 106 Camp TORBA ft CO, drujjgists. Congress YOBBA J Ff druggist, cor Meyer and Congress Zabriskie J, U S district attorney. Court House ZECKENDORF L ft 00 (L Zeoken- dorf and Albert Steinfeld), Chas M Strauss manager, general merchandise and agts for Trinidad & Mattoon Coal and Coke Cos, cor Main and Pen- nington Zeckendorf Wm, general merchandise and wagons wholesale and retail, J J Hamburg manat;er, cor Main and Congress Zepeda A, saloon, 233 Meyer Zuniga Maximo, barber, 327 Meyer The Palace, TUCSON'S FAVORITE HOTEL. CM^A^lXOE OF- IMATVAG^EIMEIVT ! I Having assumed control of this Famous and Popular House, Does 10 with a firm determination to spare no effort to malce it THE FOREMOST HOTEL OF ARIZONA. In addition to its having: the most central and convenient location in Tucson, and commanding a Mognlflcent View of the city and its surroundings, Tub PAiiAcs presents the following list of attractions that merit its claim to the title of "Tiik Hotel op Tucson." Elegant Office, Reading Room, Kew Rar Room, Firat-class Uqnors, Rllllard Rooms, Imported Clears, Telephone, Club Rooms, Flrst-Class Rarkeepers. COMMODIOUS AND WELL FURNISHED ROOMS. Large and Tasty Dining Room. Polite and Attentive Service. THE TABLE Furnished with all the Delicacies of the Season. larConcord Coach from Depot to Hotel Free of Charge. Concord Coach to and from all Trains RO ARD tS.OO to SS.OO per day, according to location of Room. »AV ROARI» ©T.©© per week Special terms to families or parties desiring to stay any certain length of time. CHARLES A. SHIBELL, Proprietor. CO CO CO CO CO 00 00 CO z PRISON CELLS. ''S^'\SSi SSi^t JT^ ' CALVIN NUHING £ SON. Arizona — Tucson. 1439 JAMES H. TOCLE. CHAS. HUDSON. HUDSON A COMPANY, B..A_Dsr:K:E:Rs, Tucson and Tombstone, Arizona. Transact a General Canking Business and Draw Exchange On Principal Pointa in Earope, United States and Uexlco. PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS: Anglo-Calitornian Bank San Francisco. J. & W. Seligman & Co New York. American Exchange National Bank .... New York. FiLST Ji[ATiONAL Bank Los Angclcs. MassaoHusetts National Bank Boston. Merchants' Loan and Trust Co Chicago. Bank of Commerce St. Louis. A. A. Pesqviera Hermosillo, Sonora. \^n ARCHITECT AND I*Tt,A.CTICAL BUILDER, TUCSON, ARIZONA. C^Plans and Specifications for Residences, Stores, School Houses, Public Buildings, Etc Conducted by W. T. RICKARD, FeUow of the Chemical Society. London, formerly MITCHELL & RICKARD, London, and RICKARD & WIEGAND. Gold Hill, Nevada. Analytical Chemist and Assayer of Copper and the precious metals, by special authority of the Chilean Government. Patentee of the Eickard Furnace. Agent for the Hunt, Doudaa & Stewart Lixiviation process for the reduction of coi)per and silver ores. Plans of apparatus and instruction in the process of Lixiviatipex*a, !House CJompany, TUCSON, ARIZONA TERRITORY. ^WM. j^. SCOTT, Jr. STOCK i C OMMERCIA L BROKER. California, Nevada, and Arizona Stoclis Bouglit and Sold. 8. B. Wakefleld & Co., Correspondents. San Francisco. Sole A.aon.t California Powder "Works. GENER-A^L INSURA.]SrOE AG'T. Blotters, Calendars, etc., Furnished Gratis. No. IS Meyer Street. Corner Maiden Iiane, Tncaon, A. T. VULTURE. Maricopa Cocnty. A post and express office; 15 miles southwest of Wicken- barg and located in rather a bleak and desolate r«gio}i. Barnes John, hotel Geming Chas, butcher Grant E O, general merchandise Kirkland E E, general merchandise and agt Wells, Fargo & Co Liggette Wm, liquors Noriega J, liquors Orioss & Co, liquors Rowe W A & Co, general merchandise WALNUT GROVE. Yavapai County. A post-office; 20 miles southwest of Prescott. JACOBT A D, postmaster WHIPPLE BARRACKS. Yavapai County. Post-office Prescott; 1 mile northeast of Prescott. OLIVER W G. post trader WICKENBURG. Maricopa County. A post and express office 63 miles northwest of Phoenix, the county seat. Population 60. Brill Fritz, fruit raiser Coneer Daniel, saloon E&LOFF J C & GO, blacksmiths Graden A, blacksmith Grant E O, general merchandise Grant E P, grocer Hodee John, restaurant KLEIN H W, hotel Malory VVm, stage station and hotel McMalray — , hotel Peoples & Barney, saloon, hay and grain Wright David, saloon WILLCOX. Cochise County. A post, express and telej^raph office, on the Soutliern Pa- citic R. R., 333 milea from Yuma and 86 miles from Tucson. ARIZONA HOUSE, Mrs Mary Powers proprietress Blinn L W, Lumber Co Blucher John C, bootmaker Bryan James, liquors CO oo CO CD CO GO CO cn HARDWOOD lUMBER.STO'"""* ,_., l» A 15 Main and 14 A 10 Spear f^ouaterTops, STewel Posts, Balusters. 'I'! ■I ,1 I li MASONIC OUTFITS. U—t«ity Q—Hm, ctfu at MOBCROM A CO., ~~ tale Temple, ffo. • PMt Mtrect, •. F. £1 1442 Arizona — Willcox. Carr James, blaokimith, wagonmtker and freighting CHIBIOXhUA M ft M CO (The), John Murray superintL adent, E M Titcomb aecretary Clark ^, Cidle (S M Clark and Henry Sidle), blacksmiths Courtney J C, butcher DAVIS W S> proprietor Eureka House EUREKA HOUSE, W 8 DavU pro- prietor Giobo ft Courtn6y'(I Oibbs and A Court- ney), blacksmiths and wagonmakers OIIMAN V A, agent U S Military Telegraph Co Hanna & Co, general merchandise HEROLD ft RAITM (F Herold and Geo Raum), Fashion Saloon Hillman Isaac, liquors Johnson Otto J H, saloon and billiards Kenny Geo L Jr, asst postmaster Liberman J & Co, gen mdse, forwarding and commission and insurance agts L W Blinn Lumber Co, W F Nichols agent Madrid Simon, meat market Macy F P, fruits and vegetables, sta- tionery and varieties McALIJSTER ft BOSE. Willcox Sa- loon Moriarty W W, lodgings Murray John, supt the Chirioahua M ft MCo Nichols E A, agt S P R R Co and agt W, F ft Go's Express Nichols W F, sgt L W Blinn Lumber Co NORTON ft STEWART (J H Nor- ton and M W Stewart), general mer- chandise, commission and forwarding; ■ and Fort Grant, A T O'Leary F, blacksmith POINDEXTER ft HARRIET (W A Poiadexter and W A Markley), meat market POWERS MRS HARY> proprietress Arizona House^ SCHL0P ALBERT, wagonmaker Smith Chas, fruit SMITH D H, postmaster and D H Smith ft Co SMITH D H ft CO (D H Smith and John Fall), ueneral merchandise SOTJLAOE B ft C0> wagonmaker SPONOOLE J D, physician and sur- geon Sullivan Miss Mary, school teacher Thomson H N, commission and for- warding TITCOin E M. secretary The Chiri- oahua M ft M Co TuUy, Ochoa ft Co, een mdse WATERS JAMES, saloon WILLCOX SALOON, McAllister & Rose, proprietors WISDOM A T. wagonmaker CO »-: CO t ca a W. S. DAVIS, Proprietor. The Best Meal in Town for 50 Cts. Always on hand the Best Brands of €^LIF©l.Iim Willi LldTTOBS AND CIOABS. WILLCOX, ARIZONA TERRITORY. 0! J z PRISON CELLS, FenceM and Hrldce Work. ftX7 Main (Street, M. F. CALVIN NUniNGS SOI »ILEH, TOGGLE t CO., HUBDWODD LUMIEH. ' ,A:VArjKS'. -• QQ A rizona — Woodruff- Yuma. 1443 I I o 00 1 Jo WOODRUFF. Afaohk Cotmty. 10 miles from Hol- brook. Arizona Co-operative Mercantile Insti- tution YUMA. Yuma County. A post, express . .id telegraph office, situated on the Color- ado River, where the Southern Pacific R. R bridge is located, 247 miles west of Tucson, 250 miles west of Prescott, and 731 miles southeast of San Fran- cisco. Population 1,500. It is an important river trading- point and transfer depot and is the county seat. Opposite the town, on the California side of the river, is Fort Yuma, garrisoned by several companies of troops. The place, including across the river, was first called Colorado City, then Arizona City, and afterwards oy its present name. It is nicely located, and is surrounded by a fertile grazing and agricultural district. As a home for consumptives, persons troubled with lung and other complaints, Yuma is destined to become the resort par exce^ lence of the Pacific Coast. In 1870 the county seat was removed to this place from La Paz. The Territorial Prison, located at this place, was begun in 1877. In May of the same year, the Southern Pacific R. R. reached the California bank of the Colorado, and late in the full the bridge was completed across the river. The draw, a Howe Truss, is pro- vided with improved machinery, by which it can be opened and closed in three minutes by one man. Yuma is 126 feet above the sea-level, and 178 miles from the mouth of the Colorado. The river is about 500 feet wide at this place. Yuma as a sanitarium attracts some attention. For bronchial, lung and kidney diseases the climate is unsurpassed. Sun-baths can be obtained with ease. The nights are delicious, and the steady unbroken therometrical range of fall and winter make it almost unapproachable. The Southern Pacific Hotel, kept by Henry Weaver, is a fine commodious building containing accom- modation enough for the traveling public. It is first-class in every respect; large, airy rooms, furnished throughout in a style superior to any other house in this Territory, and fitted up with all modern conveniences. Travelers who have crossed the hot, scorching desert of the Colorado are agreeably siirpriaed to find an oasis like this— a place too remote as it may seem, to be containing all the luxuries as well as the necessarien of life. Alexander H N, attorney-at-law, notary public and district attorney Amabisca ¥ & Bros, butchers "ARIZONA SENTINEL" (weekly), Sentinel Publishing Co proprietors, J W Dorrington manager and general business agent Avila Henry, messenger W U Tel Co Raine C, carpenter and wagonmaker BAKER CHARLES, stock raiser, Adonde Ranch Balsz David, propr Yuma Exchange Barney W C, gunsmith and constable Bradford Samuel, warehouseman and barrgaKe master S P R R BRXNI^T C H, county recorder and clerk of district court Costello John, stationery, varieties, cigars and tobacco Daniel 0, blocksmith De Course A E, physician De Course Sc Taggart, physicians Dorrington J W, mgr "Arizona Senti- nel" DOWNET THOMAS, mining. Silent, Silver District Esselburn L, Capitol Saloon Furrer Leo, feed stable, hay and grain, drayi ng, s aloon QtlSOCCBIO & CO. general chandise Green Seth, division supt bridges and bnildings S P R R Horner C, blacksmith and wagonmaker Hubbell F N, assistant agt S P R R and W U Tel Co Johnson Mrs, hotel KETCHAM J Fi with Sisson, Crocker &Co Knight Geo M, cigars, tobacco and can- dies Leal Francisco, night operator W U Tel Co Levy Isaac, probate judge Lorette A, gen mdse and liquors Lyons Isaac, general merchandise MARTIN OEOROE, drugs, station- ery, news depot, varieties, sewing machines and county treasurer Meeden C W, supt Territorial prison Meeden H A, saloon Meeden Wm, supt penitentiary Millar Walter, mining and surveyor Molina & Redondo, meat market Monrroz M, meat market MuUan L A, attorney-at-law Newett E T, manager Southern Pacific Hotel Peck .Tames, r.incher and stock raiser FOLHAMUS ISAAC, assistant super- intendent Colorado Steam Navigation Co P mer- O PI O o en O > r o > CO H ^ PI PI H m CO > z > z o S o o I HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITK BROM., 1J» * 1« Main and 14 * 16 Spear Bt, V V Boat Stoek, Oak Plank and Timber. mine DDIUCDMAM 9 Pfl IWannfBctnreni of Fine LUUlO DnAttninAll & bU., Jewelry * Ulamond Work 1 3 Strert, 8. F 1444 Arizona — Yuma. (D Purdy Samuel, diatrict attorney Purdy Samuel Jr, attomey-at-law BAILTON GEO W. agent Lud train mastet Southern Pacific R R, and agent Western Union Telegraph Co Bingwald G A, harnessmaker and sad- dler Romero Antonio, restaurant Roy Theophilus, principal Eclectic School RUIZ J M & GOi general merchandise Salcido Pedro, saloon Sartillon Alejandro, saloon SCOTT C W, proprietor Fashion Sa- loon and BilUard Hall ^:humaker H, barber SISSOX. CROCKER & CO. general mt.-'chandise Sisters of St Joseph's Couv-.iit, Sister Ambrosia sister superioress Smith L D, deputy coller^tor of customs Soeur Andrew, meat market SOUTHERN PACIFIC HOTEL, H Weaver proprietor Taggart J H, physician, public admin- istrator and coroner THURLOW U£0 M> saloon and bil- liards TOWNSEND F, agent Wells, Fargo Sc Co's Express, postmaster, civil en- gineer, and denuty U is surveyor Tyuer Andrew, sheriff WEAVER KSNRT. proprietor Southern Hotel Yuma Exchange, saloon and lodgings, hay and feed, David fialsz proprietor O. GINOCCHIO, San Francisco. G. GANDOLFO, Yuma. 0. OINOCCHIO & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Choice Groceries, Fancy Goods, Boots I Shoes. HATS AND CAPS, And a Fine AsKortment of KiK^lJORfil, CIOAHS, TOBAC€OEt», Etr. Sole Agentg for the Celebrated Cutter, O. K. and Miller's Extra Whiskies. Also, for the Celebrated BOCA BEER. Orders from the Interior promptly and carefully attended to. BIAIW STREET, YUMA AniZOItfA TEKSlTOltY. L. M. MoKENNEY & CO., DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS Se&«? fbr Directory of Central and Southern California, Ar'Aona, New IXIexicot Southern Colorado* Kansas, etc. Or, Directoiy of California. NevaJa, Utah, Wyoming^, Colorado, and Nebraska, Or, Pacific Coast Directory. To L. M. McKENNEY & CO., 4*M nontsomery Street, Boom an, "an Frauelsco, Cal. e u 9 PI) SP ?3 i PIONEER !RON WORKS. CAIiVIN WrTTINW A l*«M, Fi-oprletoM. Eatablislied ISM it»7 Slain Sri'CM:t.l» V. t H ^ (D Sister •k Lstoms » !L. H idmin- ^ id bil- f\ Fargo vil ea- go or t^ prietor 64 dgings, c iprietor Yuma. ^ •4 S H ues. ^ s ), Etr. c dskies. s > OttV. 5 H 3 iD e i RS 1" x^ ?? f krijiona^ ctoiy 1' nd SP HI ^> OR !i >., r 0, Cal. ft 5 ALLEN, TOGGLE t C0M°i^^^'a«r.g5,°At'g.^t.^^F5ago*' OQ a o o CO o 1 •a iVfi'w; Mexico. 1445 NEW MEXICO. See, also, List of Towns Received too Late for Beggar Insertion. Oa March 2, 1867, that portion of New Mexico north of the 37th parallel of latitude wus by an act of Congress attached to Colorado, le:iving the New Mexi- co of to-day with the following boundaries: north by the 37th parallel; east by the 103d meridian; south by th; 32d parallel, except a fe-.v square miles lying to the south of the latter on the southwest; and on the west by the lO^th meridian. The Territory thus having an average breadth of 335 miles; leufjth of eastern boundary 345 miles, and length on western boundary 3^0 miles; the whole cover- ing an area of 121,201 square miles. By geographical divisions it is bounded on rhe north by the State of Colorado, on the east by the public domain and the State of Texas and the Republic of Mexico, and on the west by the Territory of Arizona. THE RESOURCES OF NEW MEXICO. There are three interests in New Mexico worthy of consideration; the mineral, the grazing, or pastoral, and the agricultural; and they may be said to c Ji\stitute the resources of the Territory, as manufacturing is confined almost cxclvsively to jewelry, of which very exquisite work in filigree is produced ra Sani.^ Fe, mostly from gold and silver native to the Territory. AGRICUtTURE. Agriculture in New Mexico is yet in its primitive condition. The wooden plow of the Mexican fathers holds preference with the majority of farmers. De- velopment is barely sufficient to serve anticipation. Corn, wheat, oats, barley, MiA the taule vegetables generally are raised with a view to the home market, which is quite limited. Corn is produced best in the valleys along the banks of streams. I hav; seen wheat and oat-fields 6,000 and 7,000 feet above the sea level as rich as any in Illinois and Minnesota. It is not possible to state even approxi- mately the area of such productions. All irrigable lands, wherever they may be ill the Territory, belong to the productive or farming class. The depth of the soil is something wonderful. With rains as in the Mississippi Valley, the re- sults of intelligent labor would astonish the world; as it is, no one thinks of laud for cultivation except it be irrigable. In this sense water is king. THE MINERALS OF NEW MEXICO. New Mexico will come quite up with her neighbors in the yield of precious metals. A variety of causes have heretofore contributed to prevent her thorough exploration for such wealth. Both Mexicanj and Indians are indifferent to dis- coveries in this line ; in fact the latter yet i;iake it a capital oflFense to show a prospector anything of the kind. A Pueblo might be induced to part with his eye- teeth ; no inducement could prevail upon him to take a white man to a mine ; and in the hands of these people the golden keys have been held in tight grips ever since the expulsion of the Spaniards. Henco the ignorance prevalent with respect to the mineral riches of the Territory, and the heretofore utter failure of attempts at their development. It is absurd to say that an arbitrary geographical line marks a silver or a gold limit. With productive mining districts on the south, west and north, and with geological formations identically the same, the best of the scientists will be hard put to, to give a rerson why N^w Mexico is barren, and Chihuahua, Arizona and Colorado are rich beyond computation m gold, silver, C/9 C/> 00 HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITBBKOA. 1» A 15 Mnln an general mdso ALBUQUERQUE. Beknalltlo County. A post and ex- press office; situated on the Atchison, Topeka &; Santa Fo R. R. and 221 miles from Deming, and with the new town, established since the opening of the road, has a population of 5,000 inhabitants. Abbey W B, bootmaker Albright Mrs E L, photographer ALBRIGHT J G. editor and proprietor Albuquerque "Democrbt" Albuquerque Academy, A S McPherron principal "ALBUQUERQUE BEHOCRAT" (daily and weekly), J G Albright edi- tor and proprietor Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Co ALBUQUERQUE MEAT CO. G W EUingwood and A M Adams managers "ALBUQUERQUE HORNHTO JOURNAL," W S Burke editor "ALBUQUERQUE REVIEW" (dai ly and weekly), Bailhoche & Co pro- prietors Albuquerque, San Pedro & Golden Stsge linos, G B Doty propr Aldrich J M, blasting powder Alexander & Johnson (Abram Alexan- der and E A Johnson), barbers and baths American House, Dr J M Bell propr Ames T G, dentist £ H ^ OC HkH flB < pffi s ^^Hs tM s khB *■"■ UJ Wm ^ H n^^B 60 U u. p^B o < mm ti 0. Mjm < • 1 HH ^ ll 11! Wm ^ o nH^H 2 IH e3 ■i IS^^B K^ J ^ A H^S ^ I^Hl P4 z |Hm i^H|o IHI'^' HARDWOOD LUMBER ^^-''^^''•?®« *- -^ ''^J-' Nala ud 14 * 16 llpear Street, «. F. Wnson Stock. CtebluAt We*d«.cte UlEH, TOGGLE t CO., VENEERS "ggRfflaa*'- n CO E C3 CO CM CM ^cFherroa C3 iVeiy Mexico — Albuquerque. 1447 ARMUO HOUSE, W S Moore pro- prietor Armijo Nicholas T, vice pres First Na- tional Bank of Albuquerque Aubright Strickland, physician Aubri(;ht & Walton (S Aubright and W Y Walton), druggists BACA SANTIAGO, wholesale liquor dealer BAHtHACHE & CO* proprietors "Albuquerque Review" I^A'I^T'i^*- C C, physician and surgeon Baldridge J C, lumber, sash and doors Barnes & Nassau (S M Barnes and W B Nassau), attorneys-at-law Barr A J (Barr & Barr), attorney-at-law Barr & Barr (A J and Leo J Barr), attorneys-at-law Barr L J (Barr & Barr), attorney-at-law Basye J K. watches and jewelry Belford Chas S, mattress factory, win- dow shades, etc Bell & Co, groceries Bell Dr J M, propr American House Bell Joseph, judge district court US judicial district of second judicial district, and associate judge superior court of the territory BERKS & FAIBFEBLD (John W Berks and W A Fairfield), mining brokers, assayers, real estate and in- surance Berks John W, notary public Block & Loewenthal (H Block and F Loewenthal), proprs Frisco Restau- rant Blunt M A & Co, saloon Board of Trade, reading rooms Bonsaar C E, saloon Bowen & Co, news depot, fruit and sta- tionery Boyle John, saloon Briggs J M, mining Brown & Brady, saloon Brownewell J S, wood, coal and lumber Bruu & Provencher, lumber Bryan R F, barber BULLOCK & SEWELL, proprietor New Mexico Book and News Co, books, stationery, blank books, mu- sical instruments, picture frames, etc, in post-oiBce, Cromwell Block Burk & Evrist, saloon BUBKE W S. editor "Albuquerque Morning Journal " Burris F H, propr Rio Grande House CAMPBELL ft HIHCH (J C Camp- bell and T N Hindi), saloon, cor Rail- road ave and Front Carl & Thompson (Eugene Carl and Wm Tho mpson ), groceries and provisions CAEPEBTTER J J, paint shop and wall paper Central Bank (The), W K P Wilson cashier, Vincent Wallace asst cashier Central Bank, Jefferson Reynolds pres, W K P Wilson cashier Chauez N J, general merchandise Childers W B, attorney-at-law Christian C, architect and supt Cobb DW, agt Walls, Fargo A Co's Express Codington A M, general commission and broker Coffin & Co, saloon Conle}' J N, physician and surgeon Nichols W A, restaurant CONNOR ALBERT, Marble Hall Saloon Conway, Risque & Childers (T F Con- way, J P Risque and W B Childers), attomeya-ai-law Cooper Walter, home-made candies Craig A & Co, saloon Cramer Edward, saloon Crane W F, real estate, insurance and not ary p ublic CUNNINOHAM W R liquor dealer Davis Louis, Marble Hall De Graw F H, dentist Donahue John, blacksmith and wagon- maker Doty G B, stage lines DOUGLAS THOS G, attomey-atlaw, notary public and real estate broker, 1st, Lewis Building Ealy A E, physician and surgeon Easterday & Baker, physicians Easterday G S, surgeon A, T & S F R R EIBEL GUSTAVE, blacksmith, car- riage and wagonmaker EIIINGWOOi) & ADAMS, manager Albuquerque Meat Co Emmert D B, real estate, insurance agt and notary public Etheridge Chas, real estate, notary pub- lic and insurance agent Exchange Hotel, Wm Fischer propr First National Bank, W S Otero pres, Daniel Geary cashier Fischer Wm, propr Exchange Hotel Fontaine A G, groceries and liquors Fox & Rutherford, brick masons Franco Frank & Co, restaurant Frank & Custers (J B Frank and M Custers), wholesale paper and job printing house Fuller & Right, livery stables FRITSCH F A, real estate and insur- ance agent Frobose K W, confectionery, fruits, cigars and tobacco Gardiner A- Gillies ( Wm C Gardiner and L P Gillies), clothing and gents' fur- nishing goods Geary Daniel, cashier First National Bank CO :Vf o o S3 CO GO C/l CO CO u GO til nntM'hnn i iiArn'*n white biuns., is a ib Main ami i4 * i« »iM*ar HARDlfuOD LUmDCn, »t,».K7BlackW«l«ot,Sp«nl«h€edM.VeBeeri.. LOUIS BRkVERMINS CO., Btorllns BIlTerwaze and Frenelt Cloeka ? 1 19 Montgomery St. 1448 New Mexico — Albuquerque. Girard House, J F Girard propr OIRASD J Fi proprietor Girard House Gnase J G, bakery Goldberg D, watchmaker and jeweler Goldson Mrs L, portrait painter Goldstein & Pechuer, clothing, gents' furnishing goods, etc Gordon £ A, phyaician and surgeon Gottlieb L, clothing, boots and shoes, hats and caps GOUIDING & CO ( J B Goulding & John Martsolf ), carpenters and build- ers Halladay & Sauguinette, saloon Harsch A, groceries and bakery HAWSnfS THOMAS, barber Hawley B, confectionery, cigars and tobacco Hazcldine Wm 0, attorney-at-law HELEN BICHARDi saloon Henry E D, restaurant and propr street sprinklers Henry Wm, agt Brun & Provencher HERMANiEl^ T L, carpenter and build- er; wood carving and pattern making a specialty HERMANN & BADWAT (F L Her- mann & A li Hadway), carpenters, builders, contractors and arcliitects Herrmann A F, druggist HEWLET MRS L A AND CROSSON MISS M» millinery and dressmaking, (Jromwcll Block Ho^au Michael, saloon Holdoway M, groceries Hoskins D T, sec and treas Bell Tele- phone Co Howe M E, watchmaker and jeweler Hughes Thomas, contractor and bnilder Hughes Thomas, postmaster Huning Franz, gen mdse and flouring- mill Hyman & Co, clothing, gents furnishing goods, and dry goods Ilfeld & Co (L and N Ilfeld), gen mdse Jatfa Bros, clothing, etc Jewett Chas V, propr Jewett House Jewett House, Chas F Jewett propr Johnson Allen T, capitalist JOHNSON JAMES T, harness and saddlery Johnson W H, physician and surgeoa JONES JOHN* manufacturer and deal- er in harness, saddlery, and carriage trimming Jones & Coddington, draymen Jones John, harness and saddles "JOURNAL" (daily and weekly) JOURNAL HOTEL, Lawrence Marri- uan proprietor Juillard II G, bootmaker Kennedy T H, livery stables KCmball C M, physician and surgeon KURTZ T J. mining: Langan J J & Priest, saloon Latta J M, capitalist LEONARD & YOUNG (W C Leonard and E VV Young), wholesale and retail clothing, boots and shoes, \\xaAA and caps tR^oiMHair Lesser Bros (David and Louis Lesser), wholesale and retail dealers in dry goods, clotliing, hats, caps, boo ts and shoes HHU Le wis C has VV, general merchandise LEWIS J G, queensware, groceries, etc. Front bet Bailroad and Gold ave Lewis & Ulman (H C Lewis and S C Ulman), clothing, furnishing igoods, boots, shoes, etc IdMMlliitt LUZZADDER G W, Bailroad Palace Saloon and billiards; Edmund H Taylor's Frankfort, Ky, whiskey, a specialty, 1st nr Railroad ave Lyon Wm B, physician and surgeon MACK M J (Mack &Wheelock), and civil engineer, surveyor and U S dep- uty mine ral su rveyor MACK & WHEELOCK (M J Mack and Jesse M Wheelock), real estate and insurance Maden & Co, proprs Maden Hotel Mandell M, dry goods salesman Ilfeld & Co MARRINAN LAWRENCE, propri- etor Journal Hotel Matta & Co, mfrs jewelry and Mexi- can filigree work MATBEE & SCHAFFER (L Maybee and H iSchaffer), watchmakers, jewel- ers and manufacturing jewelers; man- ufacturers Mexican filigree jewelry McClellan & Rausch, butchers McComas C C, attorney-at-law McDonald Bros (J T and M A McDon- ald), blacksmiths and wagonmakers McFarren J, bootmaker McLane & Gregory (Wm McLane and Edwin Gregory), produce and com- mission McMAHON TIMOTHY, saloon McMARTIN MRS INEZ, restaurant McNAMARA JOHN, saloon Medler Mrs iS, millinery Miller D R, composition roofing Monroe W S Doc, saloon Montaldo Chas, saloon Moore & Metzger (J Moore and Jacob Metzt^er), meat market MOORE W S, proprietor Armijo House Morrison J, laundry Moses B, cigars and tobacco MULLER JACOB, botel, saloon and restaurant Munroe Mrs I M, millinery and dress- making Nassau W B (Barnes & Nassau), attor- ney-at-law CAIVIN NUniNS S SON, Mauanirtiirora all klndH lRO!V WOBK, *t7 Main Street, Man FraucUcs. AllEH. TUGGLE I CO., WEXICAH HARD W00DS/^^^.yrae7j;,*^ EH New Mexico — Albuquerque. 1440 Neis Tony, supt Bocky Mountain De- tective Aadocintion of New Mexico Ncustadt Bros, dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, etc NEW MEXICO BOOK AND NEWS C0> Bullock & Sewoll proprietors, in Post Office, Cromwell Block NEW MEXICO NOVELTY WORKS) Electric works, rubber stamps and seals, W N Smith propri- etor Nichols E, contractor and builder Nichols & Bowdcn, contractors and builders Nixon W C, agt A, T & S F II R Northrup C C, Germania Saloon and Restaurant Obeiiic, Hosick & Co, hides, pelts and wool Otero M S, pres Bell Teleplione Co and pres First National Bank Oudkerk F, merchant tailor Owen A R, attorney-at-law Pacific Coal Co, W F Burke sec PEGRAM & KLINE (Wm D Pegram and T S Kline), plumbing, steam and gasfittinjj Phelps & Bennett, propra Chicago Cloth- ing Honse, furnishing goods, etc Pillsbury & Co (0 S Pillsbury), drug- gists Pinger & Phelan (Geo D Pinger and Thos F Phelan), druggists Pinkham Geo B, saloon Pishenot Mrs, groceries Post E J & Co, hardware, stoves, tin- ware, guns, pistols, etc Post H G, hotel and mining Potter Miss Mary E, dressmaking Putney & Traak, wholesale liquors Quinu Barney, paloon RADWAT A R. contractor and builder, contracts taken in all parts of the Territory Raynold Jefferson, pres Central Bank REESE & LOEBNER (A F Reese and M Loebner), billiard parlors and saloon, cor 3d and Gold ave Reynolds A J, dentist Rielly Edward A, Marble Hall Rio Grande House, F H Burris propr Robbins C E, poultry, game and produce ROBINSON CHARLES F, sample room Rocky Mountain Detective Association of New Mexico, Tony Neis supt ROMERO T & SON, general mer- chandise Rosenwald Bros (A and E Rosen wald), gen mdse Ross C W, restaurant Russ , physician Russell D C, attorney-at-law Saint J E & Co (J E Saint and George Leas), groceries and queensware Sammis & CoUings (D L Sammis and P E Ceilings), commission and forward- ing merchants and produce Saugre A L, second-hand store Sawyer Z B, physician Schmitz & Simon (Phillip Schmitz and J M Simon) Scott & Borchert (Mrs M Scott and Wm Borchcr*), furniture, carpets, etc Sharic;: J J, watches and jewelry and watchmaker Smith Edmund H, clerk district court U S judicial district of second judicial district SMITH W N, proprietor New Mexico Novelty Works Snyder Karl A, attorney-at-law Spiegelberg Bros (E Y, Willi and Levy Spiegelberg), dry goods and groceries SFOONER MRS C L, millinery and dreiismaking Sprague B A, groceries Staab & Co (Z and A Staab and Edward Spitz), general merchandise Stamm M P, commission and produce Stein, Mandell & Co, wholesale and re- tail hardware, stoves, wooden ware and tinware Stein Max, groceries STOVER. CRART & CO, wholesale groceries Strasburg Edward, house, sign and or- namental painting and wall paper STRONG C H & BRO (C H and W strong), harness, second-hand store and lodging-house Sullivan D J, justice of the peace and notary public SULLIVAN HTTGH, saloon Sullivan John H Sr, attorney-at-law and real estate > Sullivan John H Jr, attorney-at-law and real estate Summers James A, blank books, sta- tionery, fancy goods, etc TALBOTT W E, rectifier and whole- sale and retail wines, liquors and ci- gars Tarbox J B, merchant tailor Tessier & Lambert (L A Tessier and Joe Lambert), hairdressers and baths Torrey, Anderson & Sloan, furniture, queensware, glassware, eto ^..^^ Trimble L S, attorney-at-law Trimble W L & Co (W L and Chas W Trimble), livery and transfer stable Vance W R, mgi^ W U Tel Co Van Tassell & Norris (P A Van Tassell and F E Norris), saloon Viser H D, assistant postmaster Von Slvck & Rhinehart (N Von^lSlyck and J T Rhinehart), dry goods C/> C3 C/» c^ i!)! m H : \ C/> GO CD CD I KAIIDWOOD LUMBER. Il" V. F Boat'»t«€,k, oak Pla..k aua mnilMJr 02 CO ODD FELLOWS' SUPPUES, ".'Si.'KV.rp.traf'.'A'K'SSK.V'^ IS 1450 New Mexico — Albuquerque. Vose ft Co (R C Yose, S C Wilson and Walter Trumbull), hardware, stoves, tinware, etc Walther C H, gunsmith, guns, rifles, ammunition, etc Welty Louis, agt Singer Mfg Co Wheeler ft Randell (N H Wheeler and J B Randell), architects WHI2iI0CK J M (Mack ft Wheelook) and architect and superintendent Whitcomb ft Medler (A M Whitcomb and Edward Medler), contractors and builders Whiteman ft Stone (W H Whiteman and Wm S Stone), attorneys-at-law WmTSOK ft HICHOLS (A D Whit, son and F E Nichols), niusical instru- ments and ^neral agents Royal, St John and Singer sewing machines Whittick ft Russell (Benj Whittick and R W Russell), photographers Willie H S ft Co, Albuquerque Flouring Mill * Wilson W E P, cashier The Central Bank WSATTEN GEO L> attomey-at-law and notary public, room 9, Commer- cial Block Zeiger Chas, saloon CO CO NE^W MEXICO NOVELTY WORKS ALBVQVERQT7E, NEW MEXICO, ca cs CO en 00 AND CORPORATION SEALS. Rubber Stamps, Steel Stamps, Stencils, Baggage Checks, Pool Checks, Badges, etc. Electro Medical Apparatus, Batteries, Hotel and House Annunciators ; Electric and Surgical Instruments of all kinds. SAFE REPAIRING A SFECIALTT. OrderH by Mall Promptlj' FIlleA. 00 CS MANUFAOTUKER OF "Wagons and Carriages^ AND GENERAL DEALER IN Wagon and Carriage Materials and Horseshoeing. Always on hand a large stock of Iron, Steel, Springs, Thimble Skeins, Axles and Whf cIh. Repairing done on short notice and on reasonable terms. ^ AU^work warranted. ALBUQUERQUE. NEW MEXICO. n o n •J M » O u PRISON CELLS. Fene«H and Mrldse Work, «e7 Italn Street, W. F. CALViNNUniNGiSON. miiH. TUGGLt I CO., OAK PLANK. »a.' »»?.:'..••• New Mexico — Alhuquerque-Bemal. 1451 HERMANN & SADWAT, Second Street, near Railroad Ave.. ALBUQUERQUE, N. K. Carpenters, Builders, MANUFACTURERS OF OFFICE, CHURCH, PARLOR and BAR FIXTURES, In Hard or Soft Wood. WOOD CABVINO AND PATTERN MAKING A SPECIALTT. I WBUh Albuquerque New 3Iexico, LAWRENCE MARINAN. This House is centrally located, recently remodeled and put in first-class order. Terms, S1.50 per Day. ALMA. Socorro County. A post-office. Barney J G, gen mdse Bochtol D A, saloon Betts Joseph, blacksmith Bextill Daniel, general merchandise Brown Frank, saloon Cane John, gen mdse Eberle J M E, gen mdse and saloon Eberly John, gen mdse Herr Geo W, contractor Kelley John, saloon Lee James C, druggist and physician Logan & McCuUough (Chas Logan and W H McCuUouah), gen mdse WABNER JAMES D, postmaster Wheeler & Eiderholt, gen mdse ANGLE. Socorro County. See Engle. AZTEC. Rio Arriba County. A post-offiee. Jameson W L, notary public EOONTZJOHNA. general merchan- dise and postmaster HARDWOOD LUMBER fWAGUN STOCK, BARRANCA. Taos County. A post-office. McBRIDE S S, postmaster BELEN. Valencia County. A post and expres* office, oil the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R., 20 miles from Albu- querque and 201 miles from Deming. BECKER F A, agent A, T & S F R R and agent Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex- pres Becker Fred, hotel Becker John, gen mdse Chavez Felipe, gen mdse Dierks H W, gen mdse Hirschberg G, gen mdse Huning L and H & Co, gen mdse Leach s, Co, photographers Lorenson B, carpenter and builder Otero M A, propr La, Constancia Mills SchoUe F & Co, gen mdse BERNAL San Mioukl County. A post-office, on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R., 344 miles from Deming. CA CO c CD c o n o o i GO CO CO WHITE BROtl., IS * IS Mala aad 14 * 1« Spear t»t, S. F. il lOUISBBAyERMUN&CO.. Brawmun ft L>vy, J a W LLDHOi Btwet .P, CO i] Hi 1452 New Mexico — JBernal-Chloride. Enojos Jesus, saloon Gaelego R & Co, groceries and salooc Ward H S & Co, gen mdse BLOOMFIELD. Rio Arriba Countv. A post and ex. press office. HAINES WM B> postmaster CABRA SPRING. San MiuuEii County. A poat-office, CO miles southeast of Las Vegas. STONEBOAD BROS, general mer- chandise and stock raisers CERRILLOS. Santa Fe County. A post and express office, on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe R. R., 279 miles fro)n Dom- ing, and 6S miles from Albuquerque. Ainsworth — , phj'sician Baraa John, blacksmith DRAKE T Hi general merchandise Elliott Henry, gram and feed Hafford &, Hnmnion, brick Harkness D D, hotel Harrison Thomas, meat market Hart Wm C, gen mdse Hiner & Gates, livery and feed stable Laughliu & Johnson, lumber lAUGHUN N A attorney-at-law Long C L, gen mdse Los Cerrillos Smelting Works, Fritz Woolf general mgr Loy George, blacksmith and wagon- maker Maddux T J, hotel Matthews James, gen mdse Nesbitt Wm, billiard parlor O'Mara Elizabeth, hotel Pannaly M K, gen mdse Richards , physician, druggist, and postmaster StClair G W, saloon and deputy sheriff Sargent Frank, confectionery and fruit Silva J R, barber Speidleberg Abe, groceries and liqnors Upthegrove C W, hotel Williams Geo, saloon Woolf Fritz, mgr Los Cerrillos Smelt- ing Works CERRO. Taos County. A post-oflSce. Racl F & Co, general merchandise TOUNO J H. postmaster YOUNG JOHN H & CO. general mer- chandise CHAMA. • Rio Arriba County. A post-office. WOOD J S> postmaster chaperFto. San Miguel County. A post-office, 23 miles southeast of Las Vegas. Goldsmith Abe, gen mdse and cattle raiser Kelly M E, general merchandise cherryville. Socorro County. A post-office. Dewey I S, surgeon U 8 Army KELLET ANDREW, general mer- chandise, notary public, and post- master CHICO SPRINGS. Colfax County. A post-office. "Pohho Blanco Cattle Co" (S W Dor- sey, Bosher Bros, and C D Wooll- worth) CHLORIDE. SoccoRO County. A post-office. Aragon Jose, licjuora Armstrong Bros, Young A Co, proprs Black Rango Stage Co Beaver G A, contractor and builder Beebe & Trumbor, notaries public, and U S deputy surveyors Black Range Lumber Co, McBride & Anderson proprs Black Range Stage Co, Armstrong Bros, Young & Co proprs Blain & Co, liquors Corson L, contractor and builder Crawford Austin, livery stable Dalglish Dalton E, expressman Dalglish J J, postmaster Dalglish J J & Co, gen mdse Driscoll Wm, druggist Eckhardt Henry k Co, butchers Fitzpatrick Daniel, livery stable Gray I H, livery stable Harris C C, liquors James Mrs W H, milliner aad dressma- ker McBride & Anderson, proprs Range Lumber Co McCoy & Gibson, bootmakers Musser, Marhab & Co, hardware Olsen A, laundry Parker Knight, blacksmith ReekieJames, physician Black PIONEER IRON~ WORKS, OAliVIM NDTTINW * JsMHH. Proprietors. Sfatablisheil 1H49. die? Main Street. M V. itgoaiery It' •• F« I O ig Bros, ? » 9 r Jfl A ■ * e» !l ' y H 3P It fC |9 S2 •OSS ma- y Black 3> s9 -jit »9 fr ft . » S) ALIEN, TUGGLE i CO.. Shin Plank, all kinds, "KJK.'Kf.S.?'- iTeiy Mexico— Chloride-Deming. 1453 ■fs O0 CD SP CO CM Riokert H E, hotel Sleicher Adolph, liquors Smith J M, real estate and broker Southwestern Stage Co, Tisdell & Co proprs Tisdell & Co, proprs Southwestern Stage Co Wegman Martin, barber Westerman H & Co, gen mdse CD 09 IB 5 M O 1-4 » H o Pi S CIMARRON. CotFAX County. A post-office. Carey A H, hardware Harris & Cosby, blacksmiths Lambert Henry F, hotel Ludlum k Co, drugs Porter H M, gen mdse and banker Stevens D W, general merchandise CLAIRMONT. Socorro Coumtt. A post-office. Logan & McCuller, gen mdse COYOTE. Mora County. Post-office Mora. Balthaser Louis, city marshal Bowmer — , physician Bowmer Charles, miller Frampton Rev L, clergyman Green H H, mayor Hess — , judge Quint Rev, clergyman Uobison Henry, physician St Vrain Rev B M, clergyman Strauss Felix, professor Walton Thomas, attorney-at-law Weber Frank, brewer CRAIG. Socorro County. A post-office. Loyser S, general merchandise CRANE'S. Valencia County. A post and express office. BAGHELLER R M. agent A & PR R Burke E M, physician Cole Wm, saw-mill Didway & Reitz, restaurant Evans J A, deputy sheriflF Flinn Bros, groceries Gaskin F, ice Hall J B, justice of peace Hall & Paxton, groceries Harmon & Ellis, meat market Harvey W A, mgr Telegraph Co and agt A & P R R ^ Marshall & Zeiger, wholesale liquors Mohr Rev J, clergyman Page k Co, saw-mill Rau H A, attorney-at-law Walton G W, restaurant CUBERO. Valencia Countv. A post-office. DEARMONO ALEX, postmaster and general merchandise Pino Juan Jose, general merchandise Pino Naroisoo, general merchandise DALY. DoSa ASa County. See Lake Valley. DEFIANCE Valencu Couhxy. a past and express office. SMITH D M> general merchandise and postmaster 7^ oo DEMING. Grant County. A post, express and telegraph office on the Atchison, To- peka and Santa Fe R. R. (Rio Grande Division), 219 miles from Tucson. Allen P, cbtbing, boots and shoes, hats, etc ALTMAN LODIS. wholesale and re- tail cigars and variety store Armstrong G P. gen mdse, forwarding and commission merchant and agent for Lion Insurance Co BANK OF SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO, Raynolds Bros Berg & Drake (W Berg and Andrew Drake), carpenters and builders Brown E H, ticket agt A, T & S F R R BUNTIN H S, manager Depot Hotel BYRONJP, drugdst California Hotel, Hayes & Peterson proprs Case & Ingle (W H Case and J Ingle), blacksmiths and wagonmakers Clark A J, saloon Coffroth E M, agt Wells, Fargo 4; Go's Express Comfort R E, agt A, T & S F R R Cook & Headrick, saloon Correll Edward L, clerk W H Kane CURREN J E> editor and proprietor '• Deming Headlight " DANE & ALTMAN, insurance agents DANE CHAS H* postmaster and for- warding and commission merchant I'' CO CD CO « CO CO 23 CO HARDWOOD lUMBER, WHITE HROS (Street, ». F. Oregou Ash, Maple and Ali la A 13 Mainiuid 14 A 16 Spear oei ler. ODD FEllOWS' SUPPUES, FIhk*. BanneM. et«.. at 1V0RCK08V A CO., Maaonle ToMple. Mo. O Post Mtreet.lB. F. i 1454 Ifeiv Mexico — Demivg-Fair View. DANE C H ft CO (C H Dane and VVm Berg), wholesale and retail furniture and queensware Deckert *& Ehrman (John Deckert and Carl Ehrman), propra Doming Brew- ery and Saloon Doming Brewery, Deckert & Ehrman proprs " DEMUfO HEADLIOHT." J E Cur- ren editor and proprietor Doming Hotel, Eiigel & Lefller proprs DEPOT HOTEL. Fred'k Harvey propr. H 8 Buntin manager Eakin Joseph, saloon Egan M J (Egau Jt Wade), attorney-at- law and U S commissioner Egan Sc Wade (M J Egan and E C Wade), attorney 8-at-law Engel & Leffler (John G Engel and Wm Leffler), proprs Deming Hotel Gardiner & Gillies, New York Clothing House and gents furnishing goods Gates A L, livery and feed stable Gawley R, blacksmith and wagonmaker Geisler Fred K, saloon Germain E & Co (Edw and E ane Ger- main and I Fleishman), general mer- chandise HAINES JOHN F, agent L W Blinn, Lumlwr Co Hall Wm, mining Hayes & Peterson (P B Hayes and A Peterson), proprs California Hotel Hodgdon W J, saloon and billiards Holgate & Raithcl (Hy Holgate and John Kaithel), wholesale and retail butchers and general merchandise Jennison J E, St Nicholas Dining Hall Johnson Corbett & Co (W F Jolinson and John Corbett), mfrs ice and min- eral Maters Kane Dr W H, saloon and billiards L W BLINN LUMBER CO, John V Haines agent Mahoney & Clark (J Mahoney and M T Clark), bakery and restaurant Martin Edward, feed stable MARTIN JACK L> live stock raiser McGeeney Patrick, saloon Meredith Benjamin, mgr W U Tel Co Morse Charles, saloon, billiards and bowling alley and millinery Nolan John, groceries and bakery and wines and liquors Northcraft J H, agt Deming and Silver City Stape Line FAPIN LOUIS & C0> general mdse Perkins W K, dentist Pfeiffer George A, bootmaker PIKE CHAS S. cashier Depot Hotel Proctor I M, physician and surgeon RATNOLDS BROS, bankers Shepard A D, agt S P R K Sloan, Hicks ft Co, real estate and min- ing brokers Sollers Isaae, freighting Wade E C (Epn ft Wade), attomey-at- law and coflcotor U S customs WOODBUN W> barber and cigars and tobacco DONA ANA. DoAa AHia. County. A post-office; 8 miles north of Mesilla. BARNCASTLE JOHN D, general merchandise and Houring-mills CO PC ELIZABETHTOWN. Colfax County. A post-office; 23 miles northwest of Cimarron. Popu- latson 175. Froelick H, general merchandise Pearson John, geiieral merchandise STEVENS D W, general mercliiindise STOREY C N. postmaster and hotel ELKINS. Colfax County. A post-office. Banaro Esquipula, groceries CAMERON A Ri grocer and postmaster Cordova Juan F, groceries Meadrid J M, groceries Valdez & Rivero, groceries ca cs CO CO CO ■k CO CS ENGLE. Socorro County. A post and express office, on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa F6 R. R., 90 miles from Dem- ing. Armstrong Bros ft Co, commission Black Range Stage Co Blain Jim, Mining Co Fitzpatrick .T, wagonmaker HUMBOLDT HOUSE, A Rogers pro- prietor Humboldt Mining and Milling Co James Wm, physician North J, physician ROQERS A, hotel and general mer- chandise Southwestern Stage Co Wisconsin Mining; Co C9 FAIR VIEW. Socorro Counit. A post-office. Armstrong Bros ft Young, Black Bauge Stage Co BLUM & BROi general merchandise and livery stable ■ M O m o CALVIN NUniNG S SON. Tnltnlar WhP4>lbarrows, Bolt and FrMse Work, ««7 Halu Mtreet. Mao Fra^clwo. stmastcr I express )eka and om Dern- Bion )gers pro- Co oral mer- 06 C9 ice. ack Eauge erchandUe i i o ul ■ CO *§ d miD- • CO a ley-at- § CM 1*- »• and >• h- o« UJ d ^b OS BS E ffioe; 8 UJ tUQ ^ e general 1 Jii cs 00 2 ■ LU CM ice; 23 B Popu- cs • CM ! m ^^ tse CO inndise CO E , hotel m S CO «ss atf oe OS •g ^ cs S urn, TUGGLE t CO., WEXIMH H»HD WOODS. in A ffO Spear »c. Man ICraaelaco, New Mexico— Fair View-Oolden. 1455 03 M 00 Blnm J M, poBtmotter Chandler H, saloon Cloudman Bros, liquors Daval G, corral and feed stable Duval Mrs (i, hotel Levi M Q, general mercliandiao Sansome J W, general merchandise South western Stage Co Zeuring V L, physician and druggist FARMINGTON. Rio Akriba County. A post-office. Bcwkee Rev M, clergyman Bri.wn , physician Coe L, justice of peace Gentry Samuel, propr "San .Juan Hotel" MAREXET W Q, general merclsan- dise, notary public, and conveyancer Miller F J, general merchiindise Pierce F, general mercliandise Williams & McHenry, tlour-mill FERNANDEZ DE TAOS. Taos County. A post-office. Clouthier Joseph, probate judge Mares Niceute, probate clerk Martinez Leandro, sheriff Valdez Manuel, county commissioner FORT CUMMINGS. Grant County, A post-office. CARPENTER SAMUEL F. post master and general merchandise FORT SELDON. DoiiA Ail A County. A post-office. Bascom G M, captain USA Peshine I H H, lieutenant USA Sewall C A, physician Smith £ S, trader FORT STANTON. Lincoln County. A post-office. DeLanv E S, attorney-at-kw DeLANT JOHK C. postmaster, trader, and.p.enetal merchandise post JOHN C. DeLANY, POST TRADER DEALER IM GENERAL MERCHANDISE. FOBT STABITOM, M. SI. FORT UNION. PO! CONOER A W, post trader Mora County. A nostoffioe, 23 miles northeast of Las Vegas. FULLERTON. Grant County. A post-office. Calahan C W, assayer Chamberlain & Green, saloon Chrisman W, boarding-house Cusack Bros, saloon Douglass Geo, liquors Genexsau H, lodging house Price G, lodging-house SANAOAN B £• general marciiandise and postmaster Tonsend Peter, boarding-house GALENA. Lincoln County. See Nogal. GALLINAS SPRING. San Miouel County. A post-office. Abercrumby James, gen mdse Goldsmith Abe, gen mdse Stoneroad G W, sheep raiser and gen mdse Whitmore J E, sheep raiser GILA. Grant County. A post-office; a farm- ing and stock settlement on the Gila River, 30 miles weat of Silver City, CHENOWETH JOHN W, postmas- ter, dry goods, groceries, drugs, wines, liquors, cigars and tobacco GLORIETA. San Miouel County. A post and ex- press office on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa F^ R. R., 303 miles from Deming and 87 miles from Albu- querque. Population 200. Hager Adam J, gen mdse and lumber Randall A T, gen mdse Rutledge Joseph, gen mdse and lumber Stone & Cook, lumber WOOSTER C A, produce and fruits, and agent A, T 4; S F R R GOLDEN. Santa Ft County. A post-office. m O o ■ 11 > c/t nd FrKlffO HMDWQ3C LUXB£R. WHITE BK08., 13 A IS Main and 14 4k lO 8pear Street, M. V, Ofexon Ash, Maple and Alder- LOUIS BBWERM>N iiCD.,^e^g^?>m>r4'ar/rw.i igygasiy 1456 New Mexico — Oolden-Laguna, Arntijo Joae, hotol and aaloon Caron & Chiam, saloou Emmert Win N, gen mdse Horsrias S B, hotol HUfiSON JAMES B, fnotory public and postmaster Kelley John T, gen mdae Luoas & Cullen, aaloon Romerez J A, grn mdae Tolbott J T, hotel |K GRAFTON. SoROCco CocMTT. A poat-office. Adams J B, Chicago and New Mexico Mining Co Chicago and New Mexico Mining Co, J B Adams aupt Denny P H, physician DTEB A P ft C0> general merchan- dise Hill NV J, watchmaker and jeweler MALONET THOS. justice of the peace and notary public McDougal & Co, saloon Nash J W, gen mdse Oel rl J A Co, butchers QUINN D p. postmaster Keed Mrs E J, boarding-houso Scales Thos, hotel Upthegrove N & Co, liquors and cigars Upton S & Co, liquors Williams B C, supt Ivanhoe Mining Co Winston F H & Co, gon mdse GRANT. Vai.kncia CouNxr. A post-office. Bibo k Bro, dry goods and groceries Emerson F, liquors Molino & Lop«z, liquors B>T7BT F, dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, hats and caps aud notions GUADALUPITA. MonA County. A post-office, 38 miles north of Las Vegas. BEOENSBEBO JACOB, postmiatDr aud postmaster Khodes O N, furniture Sinclair M U, gen mdse Smith Bros, gen mdse Woodall A, saloon LA PLATA. Rio Arkiba County. A poit-office, 75 miles from county seat. RHOADES DANIEL, groceries, visions and poatmustor LAS CRUCES. pro- DoSa ASa Copnty. press office. A post and ex- Academy of the Visitation, Sister M Praxides superioress Amador Martin, gen mdse Blum S M, gen mdse Cuniffd Annie, postmistress CiinilFu U J, gon mdse Dossauer W, gon mdso Duper C, hotel Freudenthal L & Co, gen mdse Oarci.i J S, proceries HILDEETH C J. editor and manager "Rio Grando Republican" Jewell VV L, billiard saloon Johnstone J D, physician and surgeon Lapoint L, saloon Luora Antonio, carpjutor Hunger M E, i>hysician and druggist Newcomb S 13, attoruey-at-law and dis- trict attorney Rcinhart Frank, saloon Reymond N & Co (Xuma Reymond and Martin Loliman). gen mdse "RIOGEANDE REPUBLICAN," C J Hildretb editor and manager Rynerson J H, black^mitli Rynerson Wm L, attomcy-at-law Schaublin Jacob, Hour-mill Schultz Aaron, gen mdse SliioldsA Smith, hofel Wiliiiuns Bros, Imkery Wood worth H, physician and drug- gist LAS VtGAS. Saw Miouel County. A post and ex- press office, situated on the River Gallinas and touclied by the Atchi- son, Topeka & Santa F6 R. R., 770 miles from Kansas City and 83 miles from Santa F^. County seat. Altitude 6,152 feet. Site of railroad repair shops, arif* »»"ci«l rtanufacturing en- terj^r'aes. Li. Vegas depends for its support up- on the mining, wool and lumber inter- ests, and its rapid growth and increas- ing business point to it as the most pro- gressive town in this region. The eld town is a milo from the depot, the new town, East Las Vegas, having sprung up since the railroad was opened. There is a street railway connecting the two towns, and numerous bnildings in the intervening space, make them virtually one town. The city also possesses gas- works and waterworks, two daily newspapers, two national banks and sev- eral commodious hotels. Well water and river water are both used here. The Gal- linas River is a clear mountain stream, with a pebbly bottom, coursing through the heart of the city. The population is at present estimated at 7,500, and in- creasing daily. Building is very brisk. The Las Vegas Hot Springs, situated a few miles from the town, are a favorite resort for invalids and pleasure seekers. A magnificent hotel has been erected and batliiiig facilities added. AOITA FURA C0MFAN7 OF LAS VEOAS> L P Browne president, Frank Manzanares secretary, Wilbur F Smith superintendent and manager Albert & Herbar, The Brewery Saloon Alexander C H, bar-tendor Plaza Hotel Allen J B. tailor Allison Wm H H, agt White Sowing Machine and attaclime.:t8 American House, R J Hanilton propr Amelio Bocco groceries and fruits Arnold Chas, agt W U Tel Co AREY A R> mattress and bedspring manufacturer AUSTIN L D, photographer and dealer in frames, mouldings and photograph materials Baca J F, county clerk BACA M C DE. deputy clerk Baker Mrs J B & Co, millinery and dressmaking ;? CO CO c/9 CO c/9 aa m CO CO CD CD *S HARDWOOD LUMBER. WH ITE BROS., l.t A 1 5 llaln and 14 Jt 10 tSpear t»t, M. V. Oak, Ash, Hickory, llaple, Clierry, etc. M A QniVrTri rkTTTPTTQ Society ctooA*, etc.. at Worcross A CO., luJioUiN lU U U 1 r X 1 Of SlBMnie Temple. No. 6 Post dtreet, 9S. F. CO m sS ■a e «;» 1458 New Mexico — Laa Vegas. Ball — , carpenter, contractor and builder Barash M & Co, cents' and ladies' fur- nishing goods, Boots, shoes, etc Bayly R, physician and surgeon Bell John, saloon and boarding-house fienitez Frederico, jeweler and watch- maker Berez Demetrio, county cvimmissioner BEST & TBEVESTON, carpenters and builders, Tilden bet R R and Grand aves Blanchard Chas, gen mdse Bloch & Co, proprs Boston Clothing h >use Bost\.-ick J F, at ';omey-at-law Bowlf J F, saloon Bridi.'e:l Mrs M E, fancy goods, notions and dressmaking Brigham F H, civ^il and mining engineer BROWNE & MANZANABES. job- bcrs, groceries, dry goods, clothing, bcots and shoes, hats and caps, agri- cultural impleuients, etc Browning C K, real estate and ins agt Brownlee, Winters & Co, wholesale enA. retail druggists Brunswick Restaurant, E B Taylor pro- prietor BURNETT & LYON, plumbers, gas and steam fitters BURTON W C. Billy's Saloon California Houise, Cole & tStillman pro- pricfcris CARL WILLI AM , beer hall and res- taurant CARRUTH & LAYTON, printers and blank book manufacturers ChamlKrlain & Newlin, watchmakers and jewelers Chaves George, city councilmun City Shoe Store, wholesale and re:.;il, P Cotrlilan propr, L L Harrison mgr Ooghl.iii \*, propr City iShoe Store Cole & Stillriian, proprs Ciiiifomia House Colgan Neil, pawnbroker and dealer ia now and second-hand furniture Collins T F, saloon Conkliu ft P & Co, ccal, wood, coko and charcoal Couklin W H, saloon Conroy & Griffith, carpenters and build- ers CRAWFORD A PAUL, proprietor Exchanjie Hotel Crawford Wm S, gents' furnishic^^ boots and shoes Credit J S, barber "DAILY OPTIC," It A Kistler editor and proprietor Daniel Russ, ci^'ars and tobacco Daniels M E, Marks' Dining Hall 0- Na- DANVER CHAS W, batter and fur- nisher, 12 0th Da nz i g er A, groceries DAVXS S, propriofor American Steam Laundry ana hot and cold baths DA'^IS MRS S B, proprietress Plaza Hotel DAVIS THOMAS> manager Obeme, Hosick & Co DE CUNTO BEN, fruits, candies and cigars and tobacco Delaney Hous'?, Thomas Delaney propr Dennis & Mayer (G St Dennis and Chas Mayer), proprs Las Vegas Soda Mfg Co DEPOT HOTEL, Fred Harvey prietor, II Jeffries manager DINKEL GEO J, cashier First tional Bank Dold Andres, capitalist Dry den Mrs J A, dressmaking EDWARDS G P, physician and Bur- geon ELKIN L C> books, stationery &nd news dealer EXCHANGE HOTEL (The), A Paul Crawford proprietor Fabian W & Co, wholesale liquors and cicars FETTERS R S ("Bob"), Baggage Express FINANE *: ELSTON. house, sign ai d ornamental painters, paints, oils an I wall paper FIRST NATIONAL BANE, J Kay nolds president, Geo J Dinkel cashier Fisk Calvin, real estate and insurance Fitzgerell's Guide to New Mexico, J J Fitzgerell propr I Fitzgerell J J, real estate and publisher ! "Fitzgerell's Guide to New Mexico" Fleming S J, editor "Mining World" Fort L C, city attorney Frank B, wholesale and retail cigars FranMin H J, city marshal FRIEL'MAN. MYER & BRO. deal- crs in wool and hides Fulgi.um Roscoe W, general Insurance agent Funong J N, postmaster GARRARD & CUNNINGHAM. real estate, insurance and live stock brokers Geoffrion k Desmaras, gen mdse GIVENS W A, agent Singer Manufac- turing Co Gordon C C, physician and surs[eon Grand Central Hotel, Geo McKay propr Gregory & Williams, barbei-s Griswold M R, druggist Gross, Black well & Co, wholesale gen- eral merchandise, forwarding and com- mission CO &0 CO CO ca S O • LU ea »— bu ee u 00 u u a. 0! (0 J 2 CALVIN NUTTIHG & SON, Mauutractnrerw all itmi lliaiM Mir. kinilH ffROM WORK. >ILEII, TUGGLE t CO., SPAHISH CEDAB. "ntVJiS^&S* c 3 ( /3 ^ d Bur- , < V and ( • 1 K 1 ^Puul — t^ ra and CO JaggBge UJ i)»n ai d lis aul ex: J Ray- S cashier ^c UJ ranee H- Ijo, J J io ublisher u Viexieo" u. arid" u tf igars 0, deal- ^i nsxuance 01 QHAM. vo stock (fl e 2 Manufac- J Lay jjrcpr ^ 2 jsale gen 5 and com WOilK. olseo- i\^et« Mexico — Las Vegas. 1459 CM E Si CO CM OS CO CB £ • MM Gross Jacob, cashier San Miguel Na- tional Bank Hachenberg J Q, fine live stock raiser HADLE7 WALTER C, editor and proprietor "Pointer" and general stock broker Hamilton R J, propr American House Hanson J W, bootmaker Harris S, groceries, fruits and vegetables Hayward Bros, Fulton Market Henriquea , physician and surgeon HENRY EDWARB, insurance agent and adjuster for New Mexico Higgins A D, real estate and insurance agent Hiue & Scha£Fer (Fred L Hine and Otto G Schaflfer), whoic'-ale and retail drug- gists Holmes R J, ice dealer Hopkins Mrs E A, dressmaking HOPKINSON J W, saloon Hopper Bros (R H and J P Hopper), gen mdse Houghton O L, hardware, stoves, fire- arms, etc Hovey C P, city councilman Howell Mark, city engineer Howison L L, m^r City Shoe Store Huberty & Angell, Center Street Bakery and Lunch Hudson J M, blacksmith and ■^•agon- maker Hunter Willis, hairdresser Hutton Capt Hampton, propr Las Vegas Transfer Co Ilfeld Charles, gen mdse, millinery and dressmaking Jaffa Bro3, dry goods and clothing, also Trinidad, Colorado JEFFRIES R, manager Depot Hotel Johnson Benj, meat market Jones B F, meat market Kauffmau S, gen mdse KELLER & CLEMM, proprietors St Nicholas Hotel KENDRICK LOUIS B, groceries, fruits, ciKars and tobacco KENNADY CilPT P J. livery and feed stable, on line street railway, bet R R and Grand ave KISTLER R A> editor and proprietor "Daily Optic" KISTLER W D. business manager "Las Vegas Optic" Klaltauhv tf J B, furniture and queens- ware Knickerbocker F A, agt VV, F & Go's Express KOOOLER J H, publisher and propri- etor "Las Vegas Gazette" Labadie Tranquilino, city clerk Larson C J, tailor Lua Vegas Bell Telephone Co, Wm Led- better supt "LAS VEGAS GAZETTE" (daily and weekly), J H Koogler publisher and proprietor Las Vegas Transfci* Co, Capt Hampton Hi'.ttuu propr Led better Wm, supt Las Vegas Bell Telephone Co LEDUC FRANK, merchtut tailor LEE D> merchant tailor Levey H & Bro, dry goods and cloth- ing, furnishing goods, boots, shoes and hats Lewis' Simon Sons, proprs C! olden Rule Clothing House Locke & Bond, saloon and restaurant LOCKHART & CO. hardware, stoves, crockery and furniture Loi^ez & Baca, lumber, Frank Curtiss manager Lopez Lorenzo, probate judge lydon P O, attorney-at-la.v Malboeuf Wm, harnessmaker Maley & Van Deusen, meat market Manca Charles, lunch room and chop house Marcellino, Boffa k Perez, music, mu- sical instruments, Spanish books and sewing machines and gen mdse Marcus M D, gen mdse Martin & French, auction, commission and dealers in new and second-hand goods Martin P J, Chapman Hall Saloon Martinez & Savageau, gen mdse, wool, hides and pelts Marwedc, Brumley & Co, hardware stoves, tinware, etc MAXWELL L H. secretary New Mexico Lumber Association Maxwell Mrs M A, propr Sumner House McConnell Oscar, Arcade Saloon and Billiard Hall McCurdy James, propr Topeka House McKay Geo, propr Grand Central Hotel MENDENHALL, HTTNTEE. & CO, livery and feed stable. East and West Las Vegas, and Hot Springs, and pro- prietors Hot Springs Hack Line MEYER HERMAN, merchant tailor, 419 Grand ave Miller & Aldhao, bakery and lunch house Milligan J C, fruits, groceries and cigars and tobacco Milligan M M, physicinn and surgeon MILLS T B. dealer iu mines and bonds and publisher "Mining World" "MINING WORLD." T B Mills pro- prietor and publisher, S J F'eming editor Monsimer H C, groceries, wines and liquors ^ m CO c CO c o m o O CO c/> C3 CO CO CO 3 ■Tinnuinnn iiiUDirD wiiiTi: bro».. la * i? Main and i« i ^p«Mir HAnDWOOD LUmBtn, St,».F. oak. A«h, Hickory, Maple.Cl.i.y. etc.. I 9 I H CO & l! A" SI »l I' O i lOUISBRAVERMAN MManafflRrtari'rs of Fine fin Konteomery , Jewflry Jk IMamoiid '%%'ork, | 1 9 Street, 8. F 1460 N^ew Mexico — Las Vegas. J £, millinery aud dreaa- cotnmission grain and Moore Mrs making Neil & Graaf, produce Nelson Phillip, saloon Netterberg T A, propr New York Honse NEW MEXICO LITMBER ASSO- CIATION, Jas A Lockhart president, BichardDunn vice-president, Eugenio Romero treasurer, L H Maxwell sec- retary NEW MEXICO PLANING MUIS, Kupe & Bullard proprietors New York House, T A Netterberg propr OBERNE, HOSICK & CO. ludes. wool, tallow, etc, Thomas Davis manager Ogden Frank, planing mill O'Laughlin John, saloon Opera House, Ward & Tamme proprs ORIENTAL PAINT SHOP. Lewis Tegner proprietor Otero M S, prest San Miguel National Bank PACIFIC HOUSE, Zur Deutschen Heimath, Felix Papa proprietor PAPA FELIX, proprietor Pacific House Patty S, stoves and tinware Pearce J W, carpenter and cabinet- maker Peebles H P, physician and surgeon Planest Henry, groceries PLAZA HOTEL, Mrs S B Davis pro- priet,)r, H A Simpson manager "POIJJTERS" (weokly), mining, mon- etary and commercial journal, Walter C I [adley editor and proprietor Prent ce E A, meat market PREiiTON C. carpenter and builder Richard G W, atturiiey-at-law Rathbun C A, boots, shoes and furnish- ing goods Rathlnin (J A. city councilman RAYNOLDS J, rr'^sident First Na- ti'inal Hank ROBERTSON & FORSYTHE, b nok SHiith atid :!arriam' ;;ii.I \vagoamalu;rs lio!)ert9on John, assaycr auu mining engineer R(»l)biiis A 0, furniture anci undertaking l^)bbin^ M VV, i)hj'siciau and surgeon Rogcr.s Bios, blackbuiiths ami horso slioors Roilins W W. saloon and billiards Homero Kugcnio. mayor Romero Hiiario, sheriff Uomtiro H & Bro, gen mdse Romero M, general merchandise Romero & Maxwell, iumber, d)0rs,sa3h, shingles, lath, etc ROMERO &WO0TTEK, pmprietoro Empire Sawmill Rosenthal N L, dry goods, clothing, boots , sh oes, notions, etc ROSENWALD J & CO. general mer- chandise Rosaville House, Mrs Mary Scallinpro- ROTE PETER. Union Meat Market RXJPE & BULLARD, proprietors New Mexico Planing Mills RUSSELL & HALL, wholesale and retail grocers Rust D H, dentist Rutenbeck Theo, cigars and tobacco ST NICHOLAS HOTEL, Keller & Clemm proprietors Salazar Aniceto, county commissioner Salazar Miguel, attorney-at-law Sands Geo L, div supt A, T & S F R R, Las Vegas and Rio Grande Divisions San Miguel National Bank, M S Otero pres, Jacob Gross cashier Schmidt A 0, blacksmith and carriage and wagon mfr ScuUin Mrs Mary, propr Rossville House Sobben E \V, real estate .igent and no- tary publi i and R R ticket agent aud insurance agent Seewuld W H, watchmaker and jeweler Sellman Chris, saloon Sena Bros, general merchandise Sena Juan E, county commissioner Shield D P, attorney-at-law Shupp W H, carriage and wagoni hardware and city council mar SIMPSON H A, manager Plac Smith Ira W, gunsmitli and lockt SMITH WILBUR F, superintendent and manager Aqua I'ura Co of Las Vegas Somers J D, chief dispatcher W U Tel Co Staley J E, asU-mgr Plaza Hotel St issart Hcnr" & Co, gunsmiths STECK J F, attorney-at-law and no- tary pnl)lic Steele William, justice of peace Stern Isiilor, dry goods, clothing, hats and cajjH, hoots and shoes, f.ii'cy gooili and milliiicry Suninor House, Mrs M A Maxwell pro- prietress Sweet A E & Co, stationery and news depot Taf.'.ya .T M, city counci!,iian Tiylor E IJ, i)i'o[)rictor Brunswick Kcs- tanrant TESNER LEWIS, proprietor Orien- tal Paint >Sh()p Thomas E S, carpenter aud builder Thomi.'son James, dentist Thornton II 15, civil en'^imnr, architect and builder and real estate Tipton W R, physician and surgeon ker, oel i,:h ex h. ;'S o GO §1 rnrl CALVIN NUniNG S SON, llfaiiu*la(>tiirev8 all IiIikIh IROW W0UH< 9fi.e7 Alain i.ttre«;t, Hua Francisco- 'ill I !■.> ' "m h It ;^ iVew Mexico— Las Vegas. 1461 f! Topeka House, James McCurdy propp Vogele .loseph, merchant Wade J A, merchant Ward ft'Tamme, proprs Opera Honso WESCHE C E. general merchandise Wheelock Chas, architect WHITMORE ADIN H, proprietor Wlntmore Local Agency, insurance, real estate, miainar, etc WmTMOHE LOCAL AGENCY. Adm H Whitmore proprietor WILCOX LUKE, oity editor "Daily Optic ' ^ Williams C M, druggist Wilson Joi?oph, b.irber Wise A A & J H, real estate and minin.^ Woosber H C, propr Wooster IJoiise ° Wooster House, H C ^Vo<>ster propr WOOTTEN JOHN B. proprietor VVootteu's Planing Mills and con- ^ tractor and builder Zimmormann Chas, saloon OO CD LAS VECAS, NEW MEXICO. This Large and Commodious House, just completed, and furnished at a cost of Is now open to the public. It is conceded to be the Finest Hotel Baildin-^ in the Te.Titory, and will be conducted upon " STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS PRINCIPLES. CENTRALLY LOCATED IN TOWN, MRS. S. B. DAVIS, Proprietress. H. A. SIMPSON, Manager. THE I4EAI»1!V» JOlTRMAfi OF TUB SOUTHWEST. THE LAS VEGAS OPTIC Has tho Largest Circulation, is the newsiest and most prosperous paper in NEW MEXICO. Pnrticular attention is ghen ti) Minium liim Local News, and tlio rapid development of the country is t.iitlifuUy chronicled in its columns. PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY. TERMS: Daily ?10 i)cr annum. Weekly $3 per annum. liVTR %VIIi€OX. €!i.v Editor. R. .4. KIMTLER, Editor and Propr. "WJ-J MiVHR SLEEP." \\. D. Kl!4Tr cattle dealer Montana Jose, gen mdse LONE PINE. Socorro Countt. A poat-office. HOLT I R. postmaster Wlieeler & Aderholt, gen mdse LORDSBURG. Grant Countit. A post, express and telegraph office, on the Southern Pa- cific R. R. of New Mexico (Tucson Division), 57 miles from Demiiig and 160 miles from Tucson. Beatty L, saloon Bennett J R & Son, gen mdse Birt Isaac R, mgr W U Tel Co and U S military telegraph Birt Mrs W, postmistress BUBKE FRANK, produce, grain and commission Campbell Frank W, bakery Carroll J E, gen mdse and forwarder Chavez Telesforo, saloon Chenowith John A, rancher and stock raiser Classen John M, acting agt Wells, Fargo &Co Clisboe Mrs A L Gillett F E, conductor S P R R OIVEN & BEEB (H Given and Re eb), blacksmiths and wagonmakere GBAVES P B; justice of the peaca and U 8 commissioner and collector Hadden Rueben, saloon HARRIS HENRY, postmaster Hoag Ira G, agt S P R R Horn M H, saloon JOHNSON OTTER, bootmaker Liberman J A; Co, gen mdse and for- warders Mayer, Liberman -, Mnpie, Cherry, cte. CO ■ CO CO CO CO CO 'S a. CO • ■ (0 for- r ana ; yC a nby), SB ^B J ^ jr z t pro- r tress >LLEN, TUGGU i CO., Eastern Hard Wapd Lumhdr.'SA'g'.iBr.y- N'ew Mexico— Lordahurg-Nogcd. 1463 QQ SMTTH, WINDSOR & CO, lumber, freighters, wagonmakers, feed, etc Ustick & Castle, saloon USTICK J T, proprietor Ralston House Wallace Chas T, stable and mgr Clifton and Silver City Stage Line Mmlilea Kouit CO !• T. ySTIl(3K. f PB@PBIliT@a LORD8BURC, NEW MEXICO. LOWER SAN JUAN. Rio Arriba County. BOWEN JOHN C, general merchandise Welsh, Ebbert & Co, gen mdae MAGDALENA. Socorro County. A post-office. Blockington C F, saw-mill Cobler & Co, saloon Leybuin & Odell, grocers and butchers Magdalona Mining and Smelting Co, C H Saunders sec SAUNDERS G H, sec Magdaleua Min- ing Co Thompson John, hotel MANUELITO. Valencia County. A post and ex- press office. Brady Thomas, liquors and tobacco Brown S J & Co, gen mdse Crum Miss A B, propr Railroad Eating House DAMON W E> postmaster MESiLLA. Dona ASa County. A post-office. Armijo C H, county school commis- sioner Arvizu A, county commissioner Barncastle John D, treasurer Bull T J, sheriff Chaves Evangelisto, prob '3 judge Chaves Pedro, school commissioner Galles Nicholas, county commissioner Rynerson W L, school commissioner Schaublin Jacob, sch 'ol commissioner Stephenson H F, probate clerk and county recorder CO c CO c MANZANO. Valencia County. A post-office, 23 miles east of Beleu. Dawler Chas W, carpenter Kusz Chas L, Jr, postmaster Kusz & Co, mines, etc Ortz Eusobio Garcia, gen mdse and saw- mill Romero, Bermudes & Co, gen mdse Sigala Rumuldo, blacksmith • Stevens Alex, carpenter MORA. Mora County. A post-office, 28 miles northeast of Las Vegas. Florence' John, county and probate clerk Gandert Wm, school commissioner Gonzales R, countycommissioner GREEN HENRY H, deputy county clerk Quintana Juan, alcalde of Mora Robison Henry, sheriflF Valdez Pablo, probate judge Valdez R, school comi! issioner O PI o o CO NEW ALBUQUERQUE. Bernalillo County. See Albuquerque. NOGAL. Lincoln County. A post-office. Moore T J, gen mdae, saloon and post- master CO CO Hie CO i^O C3 HARDWOOD LUMBER, IVHITU BUOC»., in Jk tli- nr'iiL aii't 14 A Jti »!i|H'ar Ht,ti. F. Black Walnut, ^paiifsh €cdar, Veneers. lOUIS BRAVERMAN S CO., bJSSSSS . JEWELERS, ■"igar' IS p •si- -* V- 3 B I O H H I 1464 New Mexico — Ocate-Raton. OCATE. Mora County. A post-office, on the Atchison, Topuka & Santa F6 R. It., 60 milea from Las Vegas. Chavez & Mares, g'^n mdse Frakcr Ohas, stock trader Hall Kobcrt W, teacher Lucero Pedro, school commissioner Maes Andrew, clergyman Pressler H, hotel Romero & Garcia, gen mdse SCHMIDT C A, postmaster 8uhmidt & Reiiikon, gen mdso Strong R V, stock trader OJO CALIENTE. Taos County. A post-office. ANTHONY JOSEPH, general mer- chandise and proprietor Medical Hot Springs Gallegos Andres, gen mdse Giroii J M, gou mdse Gray Joseph, hotel Larragoiti Mariano, gen mdso Lucero J M, gen mdso Means Mrs M A, hotel Sandoval Frank, gen mdse PARAJE. Socorro County. A Post-office, 8 miles from San Marcial. Gonzales P] & Sons, gen mdso Rouiller August E, gen mdse PARKS. Grant County, A post-office. Adams Wm, wood contractor and dairy- man Alexander Daniel, lumber Brown Thos E, cattle herder Conner A W, general merchandise Drew Wm, livery Epley John C, gen merchandise Harper I M & Son, saw-mill Joy Ed, vegetables Malonc & DroUsbaugh, mining contrac- tors Mteson Bros, wool growers and traders Parks Geo, butcher Parks J V, hotel Parks W, blacksmith PARK VIEW. Rro Arrii!A. Choviz Miguel, postmaster SETH THEOIJORE. Hour-mill PASCHAL Grant County. A post-office. Brown J V, hotel Conner Geo, hotel Fleming J W, postmaster Foote £ Booth, gen merchandise Galloway ^ .Jackson, saloon Holberten "W alter, assayer and chemist Johnson John, farmer and butcher Nickerson J R, physician Smith P R, pres V V M & S Co Strader Wm, barber STTJBE J A, assistant postmaster PENASCO. Taos County. Cordoba Jose Mateo, gen mdse Cordoba Vincento, farmer Guyot Francisco, clergyman (Catholic) Martin Prudencio, farmer and ' tock raiser Olgein Mrs Juanita, physician Romero Juan, stock raiser Sanches Benito, gen mdso Sanches & Romero, gen mdse Sanchez Juan, gen mdse Vijil Nicauor, attorney-at-law PORTER. Rio Arriba County. See Bloomtield. PUERTO DE LUNA. San Miguel County. A post-office, 70 miles southeast of Las Vegas. Analla Pablo, general merchandise Gonzales Florencio & Son, gen mdse Grzlachowsky A, gen mdse Lucero T k Co, gen mdse Moore C H, gen mdse Prox & Azaacot, gen mdse Sigala Romualdo, blacksmith RANCHES OF TAOS. Taos County. A post-office. Aragon Julien, saloon GonzulcH Juan B, saloon Gourales Bantesta, county commissioner (iraham AM, saloon OUSDORF AT f EX p general merchan- dise Halt Chas & Son, groceries and saloon Lovatto & Co, saloon RATON. Colfax County. A post and express CD PAIUill MIITTilir 9 CnM ^^' MAIW MTREKT. MAN FHANOISCO. llALllll nU I I llltl & OUIly Iron l»0ora, Bank Vaalts, Cic. ■PI BB •77- MIEN, TUBfiU t CC. "«•%• af>^gfc.a;'SS.r.'&„'r'A':;.E;: # leld. New Mexico — Raton. 1465 office; situated on the Atchison, To- peka & Santa Fe, 659 miles southwest of Kansas City, and 194 miles from Santa Fe. The railroad just north of Raton pas ies through a tunnc^ 2,100 feet in length, of solid rock. The railroad company, in addition to the shops ana tenements, have new works at which aM the new and repair work is done for the line auuth and west of La Junta, and for the Mexican exten- sion. The immense coal products of the Raton Mines, as well as her excel- lent water facilities, are favorable for large manufacturing operatic )ns. The water supply is brought six miles in pipes from a mountain stream, and lodged in a r.servoir of 2,500,000 gal- lons capacity. All trains stop at Raton twenty-five minutes for meals. BANK OF BATON, Geo R Swallow president, VVilmot Saeger cashier, H L McCarn, asst cashier Bayne i Franks, attorneys-at-law B^INGER BROS, watches and jew- elry Boyd & Hatchkin, carpenters, builders and undertakers Burnam John F & Co, dry goods, etc Butler S T, saddles and harness Carey A H, hardware, stoves, tinware and agricultural implements Central Hotel, James A Di»vis propr Clark C H, confectioner and baker Cohn S & Co, dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes Collins Martin H, saloon COLLINS & SULLIVAN, saloon Cook & Palmiter, saloon and billiards Cornell J H, house, sign and ornamental painter Davis James A, propr Central Hotel Depot Hotel, T P Gable manager Dolman R P, saloon Dotterer D H, master mechanic A, T 4 S F R R shop FOX, HONAKEB & CO. hardware, stoves, tinware, etc Gable T P, manager Det>ot Hotel Hicks A D, tailor Holcomb J L, physician and surgeon Howe & Bro, blacksmiths and wagon- makers Hudson & Jennings (Mrs), dressmaking ii:.d millinery Hughes Bros, lumber, sash and doors HUNT JAMES K, manager D VV Stevens JOHNSON GEO L manager Moulton House JONES ELLIS E. saloon and restaurant Kelso Van R, groceries, fruits, etc Kirby L, dentist Kohlhousen C B, phvsician and surgeon Leonard £ & Co, clothing, gents fur- nishing hats and caps and Doots and shoes Letton W H, meat market Loeb & Myer, clothing Ludwig Louis, bakery and groceries Luken & Burnam, groceries Mahoney & Layton, boarding and saloon McAulifife & Ferguson, saloon and bil- liards McCABN H L, assistant cashier Bank of Raton McM AINS P, proprietor and pub- lisher "Raton Comet" McMARTIN & CO, dry goods, fur- nishing goods, boots and shoes, etc MOTJLTON HOUSE, Mrs H Edelston and Mrs J A Moulton proprietresses Nairn C W, boarding Olive Frank, coal FACE GEOROE J, firoceries and crockery and poatmister Parson E, agt A, T and S F R R an ' Wells, Fargo & Co's Express PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE. Henry Smithproprietor POINTER WILLIAM, barber shop, cigars and tobacco Raton Bank (The), Sewell T Collins & Co, H H Officer cashier "RATON COMET" (weekly), P Mc- Mains projjrn'ti»r and publisher Reisch & Bro, furniture Robinson H, bootmaker SAEGER WILMOT. cashier Bank of Raton Saunders T, trainmaster A, T & S F R R SCHERER & WIE3AND, manufac- turers and bottlers soda, ginger ale, etc SCHROEDER BROS, druggists Schwachheim Tiios F, liquors SEGERSTROM E J, druggist, blank books and wall paper SEGERSTROM MRS E J, dressmak- ing Showerman E M, agt W U Tel Co SHULER J J. physician and surgeon SMITH HEERY, proprietor Pennsyl- vania House Snyder & Olive, barbiTS, cigars and to- 'oacco STEVENS D W- general merchandise and commission merchant SWALLOW GEO R. president Bank of Rat(m Thacker H D, livery and feed stable Trefry I, bootmaker Tuunell S B, restaurant Union Hotel, Bergen propr VOORHEES A C, attorney-at-law W.ird Miss Nellie, millinery aiid notions Wedekind H, fruits and groceries GO CO 00 CD C/3 CO CO en HARDWOHD LUMBER. 93 «VH1T<<^ BUO».. la * 15 Main and 1» ' Htr» F. Black Walnut. Spanish Cedvv ■etSpear i DtlllEl MOBCROSS t m.r^'^' ^ Maaonle Temple, i, •«•*. Mr all MLnm, o.«FMt«trMt,«.F. 1466 New Mexico — Raton-San Antonia. D. W. STEVENS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN General merohandise, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, A]Nr> C3031M:IHSI0]V 3i:El<,CHAlNT. Sole Asent fbr ANHEUSER BEER. RATON, ...... NEW MEXICO. RED CLOUD. Lincoln County, i post-office. THOMSON J W. postmaster and gen- eral merchandise RIO BONITA. Lincoln Countt. Post-office Lincoln. Fritz Charles, cattle dealer RIO MIMBRES. County. Post-office George- Grant town. Mimbres Mining Co Winter J C, gen mdae RIO PUERCO. Valencia County. Post-office Los Lunas; on A. & P. R. R., 34 miles west of Albuquerque. Baca Jesus, saloon Chavis Ffclix, saloon Ch avis Jesua, saloon GONHOE W J, agent A & P R R Nelson N, section foreman Ownes R, gen mdse and saloon RIO RUIDOSA. LiKOOLN County. Post-office Line oln. Dowlin Wm, saw and grist-mill ROBINSON. Socorro County. A post-office, on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa F^ R. R., 113 miles from Raton. BHifJK KTT Y B, manager Black Range Printing Co BLACK RANGE PBINTINO CO. V B Beckett manager Cowley W R, restaurant HILL ft BECK£T> general merchan- dise McBride & Anderson, lumber Moorehead J, assayer Reber & Co, soda water manufactory Russell Chas, hotel Scott &, Co, gen mdse ROSWELL. Lincoln County. A post-office. Chism John S, stock raiser and dealer Donaho R H, blacksmith and wagon- maker Garrett Pat F, sheriff Lea J C, gen mdse and hotel Rogers A G, attorney-at-law Sutherland — , physician Towery Thos J, saddle and hamessma- ker Whetstone A H, justice of peace SABINAL Socorro County. A post-office, 191 miles from Deming and 30 miles from Alburquerque. Chavez J L, grocer Cordoba Thomas, liquors Levy F, gen mdse Ortiz Timoteo, lawyer Sarrazino J S, gen mdse Turieta Jose, grocer ST. CHARLES CITY. Socorro County. Mayers Mrs Fannie, hotel Scates E, gen mdse CO CO ca CO CO CO CO ca SAN ANTONIA. 00 ocorro County. A post and express CS ca C9 QQ O CALVIN NUniNS & SON. «IR»BRI4, JAIIj and FBNCB WORK it*V Maiu Street, lian Fritueleca. M »VA«TC< Um. TOGGLE t, CO. WAGOT hmOER.'li.'iSSZX •t.. 5p IT. ICO. a CO, srchan- story CO &0 lealer wagon- ca ca CO CO CO CO cs meiaina- O0 ,ce CS 3B ►r UJ ice, 191 00 lies from H- UJ oe u » • OQ O OS Y. n K M •J M }fi id express g WORK l«ca. JiTtfic; i/mco — 8cm Antonui-Scmta Fi. 1467 office, on the Santo F« R. R., ing. Garcia Antonio Joae, gen mdw Hilton A H ft Co, gen mdse llontoya E & Sons, gen mdse ■took raiser Pino Lnoas E, gen mdse Treat k, Montoya, butchers Atchison, Topeka ft 142 miles from Dem- and SAN AUGUSTINE. DoJ^A Af^A CouMTT. A post-offioe. Davis Lesinsky ft Co, gen mdse KOSE ft FOSTER, hotel and general merchandise SAN LORENZO. Grant Countt. Post-office George- town. Ancheto N Y, geA mdse Bonrgod Peorio, clergyman (Catholic) Bull J Q A, physician Ryan John, lawyer Thompson ft Bull, gen mdse SAN MIGUEL. San Miguel Counts'. A post-office. Baca A, flour-mill De Pruville P, physician DOYLE J T, gen mdse and postmaster Fayet Rev J B, clergyman (Catholic) Guerin Fhillipe, geu mdse Luoero Petroline, i;en mdse Sandobal Laz.^o, justice of the peace SANTA FE. Santa Fe Countt. A post, express and telegraph office. Territorial capital and its recognized political and educa- tional centre ; also military headquar- ters, having two and one-half regi- ments of infantry, one re^ment of cavalry, and three companies of In- dian scouts constantly quartered there. * The "City of the Holy Faith " stands on both sides of the Santa F^ Creek, and is built almost entirely of adobe, or sun-dried brick, one story high and cov- ered with dirt. As the walls are thick, they are consequently warm in winter and cool in summer. The altitude is 6,862 feet. Population about 6,500, of which 6,600 are of Spanish and Mexican descent. Santa F6 has hardly been al- tered, with all the change in its for- tunes, during the past century. There is yet scarcely a frame building in the city. Both her architecture and her methods of work are simple and primi- tive. It is mainly derived from the In- dians, and the aboriginal customs have dominated over foreign influence, which the modified but not changed In liua practices. THE 0HAPXL9 OF SAN MIGUEL AND SANTA OUADALUFE. These historical old buildings were erected by the Franciscan Fathers, who accompanied the Spaniards into the country as r lissionaries — the first short- ly after 168J, the second about 45 years later. On one of the beams of the church of San Miguel appears an inscription in Spanish, ot which the following is a translation: "The Marquis de la Pen- uela erected this building by the Royal Ensign, Don Augnstin Flores Vergara, his servant, A. d. 1710." The Governor's Palace, north side of the plaza, was built aboux a. d. 1582, of material from the old Indian town. This interesting old building, on account of the repairs repeatedly made upon it, is fast losing its antique appearance and internal arrangement. It has been for 300 years the Government House, with all its branches annexed, and is so still. The plaza, or public square, contains an area of about two and one-half acres, filled with beautiful shade-trees, mainly Cottonwood. Surrounding the plaza on the east, south and west sides, are the principal mercantile and business houses of the city, whose rich argosies of mer- chandise, freighted from the Mississippi, have in times past, given to the " Ship of the Plains" and the "Santa Fe Trail" a world-wide notoriety. The incoming of the American element is making its mark in numerous worthy enterprises. Mexican filigree work is an old Italian art adopted by the Spaniards, and is the most beantiful jewelry manufactured. It is made into all quaint and unique designs for ladies' ornaments, of pure, fine-drawn gold and silver wire. Abel D J ft Co, cigars, tobacco and smokers' articles Abeytia F ft Bro, watches and jewelry, mfrs Mexican jewelry Amo Juan Del, physician Andi«ws ft Scott, dentists Barnum J S ft Co, comv.iission mer- chants Bartlett Edward L, attomey-at-law Berger Wm M, secy University of New Mexico Bishop W L, hotel m m CO c CO c o PI o o S3 CO GO m HARDWOOD LUMBER f WAGON STOCK.".»Tf ;7.«S;J£t.>1."ji- Crtwnght H B (way "* |P'T'^»'b^ mb m^i". «" W »«" , .. vi.a 'o«.rS.nFnio. 1*4^, pr»id«j.t of tao««y ^^^ ^j S -ss.rp"' ni * ^1 -* '''=^" ' '"""• °"°'" •"°'°" * ^ FiBher & Co, Btationery, paieni, agaayera „v,nleBale croceries and ►^ ciues, paints and oila Wedeles Bros, wholesale grov- 1 ™L- Julius H, clothier, ^ ^„„„. white Wm, surveyor and Qr» 8 dlmnoer 1 -rRandeU). architects ^.^gtts- 1 W^ ,ve & Knae- White Wm. surveyor and dr. g ^ I man _ , :_„„,an<>e acent '^4 heeler K Kanuc»,v*- ■ ^1 munition, miners tyu- . ^ Randell), architects H GeTdes Julius H, cloth-r . 1 .,.. ... «.^ -nrvevor W Gildersleeve C H (Gildersiee I u^w ,. 6 n- I Gerdes Juiiu» x*, y'V. r ig^ve & Knae- wniw >t -m — - Gildersleeve CH(Gildersleev ..n Paul insurance agent ^^^^ , * Knaebel (C H GUdersleeve Wunschmann Pau^m «^T]r H^-^eK ^**--y^-^M ^^ Gray"* Cartwri«ht (Oohn Gray and H g^NT A R»T A. ^Tcartwright). -m J J ^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^ ^^^..office. , *^TsT «»tcl,ca .»d jewelry " , otTOY ge«eralmerch.ndi», a» Sara's,? ^Ituy). Cha.Wffi.SSI'rV »*'""" S'l^ff'^w ""'''"• ^ "'""iG.^.. 0OCK.T. A po.t, .«P«» -4 "^ -SSS^WrrAW PElNTlNa AMT? telegraph office. 9 I K 3> >*s • »» s* e ft I UllHI. TUGGLE t CO.. OAK PLAWK."aif Fa«aela«*. New Mexico — Silver City-Socm'ro. 1469 SILVER CITY. Qrant Cocnty. uffioe. A post and express Anderson K C, physician Arnold L, physiciuu Bail John D, attorney-at-law Bailev G W, drugksist and apothecary ana gen mdae Bailey Irwin (Bennett & Bniley) Bell John J (Bell A VVriL'ht) Bell & Wright (John J Bell and John M Wright), attorneys-at-law Bennett & Bailey (Cornelius Bennett and Irwin Bailey), druggiats Bennett Cornelius (Bennett & Bailey) Casson M H, physician Chapman Geo C (Chapman & Lyon) Chapman k Lyon (Geo C Chapman and Frank E Lyon), liquors Cohen I N, general merchandise Connor A M, hotel Conway & Risque (T F Conway and John P Risque), Httys-at-law Conway T F, attorney-at-law Corbin James, real estate, mining, lonn and collection afjent and conveyancer Derbyshire Bros (M E and B S Derliy- shire) Derbyshire B S (Derbyshire Bros) Derbyshire M E (Derbyshire Bros) Eckstine Samuel, liquors and cigars Ensign A, U S deputy mineral sur- veyor Grant County Bank, Newton Bradley manager Higbee R B, general merchandise Howard W J, watcher aud jewelry Kennon L C Jr, city auctioneer Lucas S H & Co, watches and jewelry Luke Bros (Edwin K and Geo T Luke), wines and liquors Luke Edwin K (Luke Bros) Luke George T (Luke Bros) Lyon Frank E (Chapman & Lyon) McComas & Sloan, attorneys-at-law Meredith, Ailman & Co, gen mdso and bankers Milsted Frank E, sec Silver City Chap- ter, No 2, R A M Morrill & Co, gen mdse and miners' out- fit HffTT TXTiV JAMES, editor and propri- etor "New Southwest and Grant County Herald" and attorney-at-law Nack Charles, U S deputy mineral sur- veyor Neff D P, hardware and mfr tin and sheet iron ware "HEW SOUTHWEST AND OEANT COUNTY HERALD" (The), James Mullen editor and pro- prietor Ott Peter, hotel Porter ft Crawford, bankers and general merchandise Price E V, attorney-at-law Reed James T, U S deputy mineral sur- veyor Risque John P (Conway & Risque) Ross ft Swaine (W C Ross and E L Swaine), mining and civil engineers Rosi W C (Ross ft Swaine) Rutter I W ft Co, clothiers Schutz Chas, confectioueiy and bakery Schutz Max, gen mdsu Slough W M, physici in Swaine E L (Ross ft Swaine) Swift, Card ft Co, hardware, stoves and tinware Thurmond Mrs Lottie, lodging-house and restaurant Timmer L, hotel Truesdell G ft Son, groceries, provisions, fruits, tobacco and cigars Whittaker Jas, sec A F and A M, Silver City Lodge Williams R, tinware and copper works Wright Frank J, attorney-at-law Wright John M (Bell ft Wright) 7^ &o SOCORRO. Socorro Coitj*ty. A post and express office. The county seat. Situated on the Atcliison, Topeka and Santa F^ R. R., Id.") miles from Deming and 6(i miles from Albuquerque. Socorro is a good business toM-n, being the sup- ply depot and shipping point for a large scope of stock and mining coun- try. Asche ft Hilton (F Asche and J H Hil- ton), boots and shoes Asher W, stationery, news depot and cigars and tobacco Baca J J, gen mdse Baca S A, gen mdse BALDWIN L. f«ed and stock raisine and agent Caldwell and Fish Bros wagons Barduhn J, merchant tailor Bartlett F ft Co, saloon Bartlett, Kitchen & Co, saw-mill Bass E A, photoirrapher BEALL & SIMPSON ( W N Beall and P A Simpson), proprietors "Daily and Weekly Socorro Miner" Blanch ard & Co (Charles Blanchard, John K Lintz and John A O'Neill), gen mdse and agricultural implements Blanchard H, gen mdse Broo ks J D , attorney-at-law ffilOWN OEO L, proprietor Sturgis House Brown Mrs J, proprietor Park House CO IS In "S GO HARDWOOD LUMBER. 2rt"Jl''/^^rte'/^pifN'l^?i-#.Vt^.t2^^^^ IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 I.I Ui liA mta. MI.6 IniiSH ^ 6" - » HiotogFaphic Sdences Corporation 79 WMT MAIff STRMT Vi'?SST?1, M.Y. MSM (71«) " Edwards ft Holden editors and proprietors ' DAILY AND WEEXLT SOOOB- BO MINEB," Beall ft Simpson pro- prietors Daum ft Marks (S Daum and J Marks), wholesale and retail liqnors and cigars Davis ft Co, dru^ists Davis T A, physician and surgeon DeBaun Wm Tell, attomey-at-law and mayor DICKINHON T: C ft go secretary and treas- urer Socorro Brick Manufacturing Cc McCuUough ft Co (L J McCuUough and A C Sloan ), groceries and produce McDermott H C, carriage and wagon manufacturer McFarland R E, attomey-at-law Montoya Andreas, sheriff Moore ft Shaw (Alfred Moore and John N Shaw), attorneys-at-law Mull C E, barber Murphy ft Evans (Jas Murphy and Frank Evans), saloon NICHOLS H B> assay office H C Dick- inson ft Co Northway William, merchant tailor Park House, Mrs J Brown propr Patten Mrs A J, N Y Variety Store Perkins W K, dentist Phelps John ft Co, groceries, provisions, clothing, hats, etc Pino E, dry goods and u'iothing 00 CO eo CO en cs 00 cs hiiitiinnlier."aiRa!lg.' 'M..^ CO oo 1 CO CO cs nd Co ml bor- C/9 » 5^m I X and ; u rd), ' E and UJ and ^ and U ant bb reas- {Cc and u i » 1 agon « John lie and X Dick- er Store sions, '' New Mexico— Socorro. 1471 FOSET ft LEONABD (R T Posey and Ira E Leonard), attomeya-at-lav VOSBT B T (Poaey & Leonard), atty- at-law Post-offioe Tobacco and News (Jo, A Smith propr, John HMcCutohen mgr Potter G D, a«t A, T & S F R R and ait WMh, Far«K> ft Go's Express Price Bros {J and M Fnoe), clothing. Kits' famishing goods, dry gooiu, ots and shoes Price B W & Co (B W Price, G A Walla and W A Frost), druggists Qr-*gg M, generalsales agent Raton and Trinidad . Coal Co Geo, propr Grand Central Rayiield Hotel Richaids E, merchant tailor Richards E G, barber Robbins k Mndie, furniture, queens- ware, undertakers' goods, etc Robinson A J & Co (A J Robinson and A C S howalter), groceries BOSEBOOM J B> dairy and rancher Rosenfield I, wholesale and retail wines, liquors and cigars Ruff & Bernstein (F F Ruff and M G Bernstein), saloon Russell S A Jr, furniture, bedding and upholatering Sayle J M, plastering Seligman Bros (A and B Seligman), dry goods, J J Wolf mgr Sim mons T E, assayer and metallurgist Sm TH, A, Jewelry and stationery SMITH attomey-at-law, real estate and insurance agent and mine brok er TIEFANT I S (Eddy & Tiffany), at- tomey-at-law Torrence Mining & M Co, Geo W Wal- ler supt and mgr Walker — , saloon Waller Geo W, supt and mgr Torrence M&MCo Ward G E, saloon and news depot Wellmann Henry, hairdresser, barber and baths Whittaker E, propr American House Whittaker William, mining Wolf J J, mgr Seligman Bros Yancey H w, meat market Zooler H, saloon JEWELER. MAWVFACTVBEB OF STATIONERY. SOCOBBO AND SAN MABCIAL, NEW MEXICO. si m CD c c > z o m o o CO m CO i 3 i ;SOI UtOnU^nnn l IIIIDCD white BB0I»., is a is Xain and 14Jfc 16 Mpeai^ nAnll n UUU LUInDCn, Utreet, «. F. Wasoa Htwik, Cabtaet -W—^m, •««. •^ 1 1472 - New Meodco — 8(yuJ0i Forh-Tvlaroaa, i oo SOUTH FORK. Lincoln (>ountt. Apoat-oflSce. Blazer J H, aaw-mill and gen mdie SOUTH SPRING RIVER. Lincoln Countt. Post-offioe Roswell. Chism Bros, cattle dealers STEINS PASS. Obant Countt. Post-offioe Lordsbarg. Bennett J A, miner Campbell J, miner Doe Chas, foreman Steins Pass Mining Co Dyer Chas, miner Gough Wm, section foreman Henry W H & H M, proprs Sterling Price Mining Co Hogan Paul J, miner McOill J, miner McMillan Geo, miner Mitchell T P, miner Mitchell Lee, miner Nail Chris, miner Nankerois James, miner Norton Chas, miner PEABISS C> atfeut S P R R and Tel- egraph operator Sherburne J S, general mgr Steins Pass Mining Co Sterling Price Mining Co, W H and H M Henry proprs Sullivan P, section foreman Thomas Richard, miner Thomas Wm H, miner Taos Countt. Taos. TAOS. Post-office Fernandez de Barela Guadalupe, grocer Barron Bonifacio, general merchandise Clothier Joseph, general merchandise Danciger Simon, general merchandise Dibble Henry, hotel and saloon Eisman ft Bro, woolen merchants Galleoos A ft Bro, general merchandise Grubb Geo, mill Gusdorf Alex, general mdse and mill Harti Charles, grocer Kittredge W A, physician and drugs Labarta Carlos, county clerk Liebarts Aloys, grocer Martinez Leandro, sheriff MoClure W L, general merchandise Montolla Nicanor, saloon Pope ft Aoglada, butchers Robert Rev, clergyman (Presbyterian) Romero M, nooer Santistevan John, general merchandise Slindt IVederick, flour-mill Taylor John E, physician Valezy Bev Jose, clergyman (Catholic) - _._^ ««, •. F. Haba, iipakea, Blaia, Polea. »<.. ^M. ate DMIEIHOBCBOSS t C0M"91KS£lffi,%^S!»'#& SSSiVS! H CO [£**, 1474 Totona Beceived Too Late for Regvlar jTisertion. TOWNS RECEIVED TOO UTE FOR REGULAR INSERTIOE. CA.lL.II«^OIl,TVIA, ALAMEDA. Alameda Countt. Ibmusb J L, fire ins agt. Park, cor Enoi- nal ave Krauth Fred K Jr, chief of Alameda dept office, e s Park bet Lincoln and Webb ave Slocum Mrs F L, dress and cloak mak- er, Water Works Building ANAHEIM. Los Angeles Oocrm'r. A post, express and telegraph office, 26 miles south- east of Los Angeles, on the San Diego branch of the S. P. B. R., thirteen miles north of Anaheim Landing. The town is situated in the center of A level plateau, 160 feet above the sea level. It is thirteen miles from the Pa- ciSc Ocean, and on three sides is, more or less, enclosed by foot-hills four miles distant, and little mountains ten miles distant. To the eastward, sixty 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 thirty miles in extent. The surrounding country is very fertile, and is planted in fruit or- chards, vineyards and orange eroves. Owing to the great fertility of the soil, and the extraordinary quick growth of trees and vegetation in Southern Cali- fornia, homes may be raised in a very short tiniO whose beauty it would take scores of years to attain in less favored localities. Game is plentiful, fromgrizz- ly bears in the mountains to quau and wild duck on the plains and creeks. The temperature is very equable, and though the days are warm and sunny till the year around, they are never op- pressively hot. The nights are bright and starry, and cool in midsummer. Rain falls at intervals during the win- ter months, and almost invariably at night, the mornings being fresh And in- vigorating. Anaheim Oas Works, S Bennersoheidt propr "ANAHEm GAZETTE" (weekly), Richard Melrose proprietor Anaheim Hotel, Anson Gwin propr Anaheim Water Co, B Dreyfus pres Backs F & J, furniture, bedding and un- dertaking Bailey Alex, justice of the peace BAimNO HOUSE OF P DAVIS & BRO> A W Steinhart cashier Bank of Anaheim, Stephen H Mott pres, Geo B Shaffer cashier Barham R M, deputy sheriff Bauer George, bootmaker Bennersoheidt Joseph, stoves, ranges, tinware, hardware, artesian well pipe, etc, propr Anaheim Gas Works Boege Hemrich, wine grower Boege Timothy, wine grower Bohn R, constable Boldt Mrs H £, wine grower Bremmerman Mrs, wine grower Burkle R, wine grower Cahen H, gen mdse Cajon Irrigation Co, W M McFaddin sec Callian C, gunsmith Carroll Timothy, nurseryman Classen Martin, saloon Conrad Frederick, brewery Cowan E L, dentist Darling T A, agt S P R R DAYS OUSTAV, nursery DAVIS P fzWUdt general merchandise, agricultural implements and banking Dean J H T, barber and baths Dobner M, dry goods, clothing, etc Dreyfus B, pres Anaheim Water Co Dreyfus B & Co, wine growers £y Frank, barber, cigars and tobacco Fish William, wine growers Gage — , drayman Gannaway Geo, restaurant and lodgings Gannon ik Stough, agts Osbom's Agri- cultural Implements Gannon ThosL, wagonmaker and justice of the peace Gardner J S, physician CO CO en CO CO cs cs M § X a M X PRISON CELLS, Cemetery Feneea «(^ No. inn Main Street, •. F CALVIN NUniNG i SOI. kua mm t CO. PacWc Ceast Hard Wwih lA Towns Jtteceived Too Late for Begula/r Insertion. 1475 Goodman ft Rimpaa, dry goods, boot* and shoes, clothing, etc GranetP, saloon Qrezes Frank, restaurant Ounther Lorenz, bootmaker Owin .Anson, propr Anaheim Hotel Hammes Philip estate of, wine grower Hanna John, real estate Hanna Miss M C. operator W U Tel Co Hartnng Frederick, wine grower Helmsen J, cigars, tobacco, varieties and news depot Hignns W M, druggist and postmaster Hinde T P, brewery Jones S £, sheep raiser Koenie W, winegrower Eom F A, wine grower Kroeger Heniy, wine ^wer Euehel Miss Nellie, millinery and dress- making Kuelph Mrs E, wine grower Langenberger A, gen mdse, agricultural impl'ts, wine-grower and <^ Wells, Far/ oft Co LANOJ^NBEROER C> groceries and provisions, Los Angeles St LEONARD CHASi meat market Lewis L F, livery stable Lnedke R, watches and jewelry Lynill Theo, attomey-at-law McFaddin W M, sec Cajon Irrigation Co MELROSE RICHARI), proprietor of "Anaheim Gazette" Metz Mrs M, wine grower Miln Bros, grist-mul Miles D E, warehouse, commission and insurance Mitchell H H, propr Fashion Livery Stables Mott S H, pres Bank of Anaheim Neip John, wine grower Northan R J, agt Stearns Ranches Pellegrin Alfreds, photographer Pelle grin P, watc hes an d jewelry FLUTTERS' HOTEL, J E Stackpole proprietor Reiser Albert, saloon Rimpau Theo, wine grower Ruehmann Fred, saloon Schneider Mrs, wine grower Scott R W, ftttomey-at-law Shaffer Geo B, cashier Bank of Anaheim Sheffield S A, wine grower Smith A Guy & Co, commission and lumber Smythe H A, groceries, cigars, tobacco, etc STAGKFOLE J E, proprietor Plan- ters' Ho tel STEIHUART A W, cashier Banking House of P Davis ft Bro, and insur- ance agent Stewart James T, plumber and gasfitter Strodthop D, wine-grower Tyler F W, town marshal Walktce ft Snedaker (Mrs Wallace and Miss Snedaker), dressmakers and mil- liners Wehmeyer H, wine-grower Wells, Fargo ft Co's express, A Langen'' berger agent Werder H, wine-grower White E A, wagonmaker Willie Charles, cooperage Zlyn John P, wine-grower ■0 ANDERSON. Shasta Cocnty. Bell J N, physician Gibson S B, physician Gillette G X, hotel BATCHELOR. Lake Cocntt. A post-office; the chief support is derived from the f^rm and dairies. WHITE W H, blacksmith BIG MEADOWS. Mariposa County. Post-office Yosem- ite Valley, 10 miles from Hitea' Cove, 30 miles from Mariposa and 11 miles from Yosemite Valley, on the Coul- terville road to Yosemite. Meyers ft Mason (Geo Meyers and Peter Mason), hotel, store and ranch Rutherford ft Rich, saw-mill and ranch BLACK'S RANCH. Mariposa Coxtntt. Post-office Coul- terville. BLACK A G> general merchandise' Compromise Gold Mining Co BROWNSVILLE. Yuba County. A post-office, 32 miles from Mar} sville. Hawkins, Hawley ft Co, gen mdse Knox Martin, hotel and seminary Kn oxvil le Institute, M Knox propr MoINTOSH WM Sooy Chas, blacksmith Wark Richard, bootmaker BUCK'S RANCH. PtuMAS County. A post-office. Wagner ft Haley (Wm Wagndr and Ju- lia Haley), gen mdse, stock raisers and butchers C > o PI o o en O > r t| o in m > Z o 5 o o HMDWOOD LUMBER, "^J^'f WVITB BB08., IS * 15 Main and 14 4k 1« Spear F Boat Stack, Oak Plank and Vlasber. tOUS BRAVERMAN t GO. •Rr kmaw la th^ CHty. ll» M«M||Miei^ 1476 TWns Received Too LaU for Regular Insertion. CALICO. SAKBiaKABDiNO CoaNTT. Apott-offloe. Blaokfoot Mining Co, Taggart & Joiner propn "£mOO. PRINT." John O Over- shiner editor and proprietor Oook G H, aaaayer Davia John F, druggist, stationery and varieties Doyle John, barber Evans H E, wood and water Hazen & Miller (Mrs E L Hazen and Mrs M A Miller), hotel T^arabee, Harris & Mitchell, attorneys- at-law Mille r E J, gen eral merchandise OVEBSUUlER JOHN 0> editor and proprietor "Calico Print" Snow Bird Mine, — Sinclair sapt Stice & Noel, saloon Ti^art & Joiner, proprs Blackfoot Mining Co CAMPTONVILLE. Yttba County. A post and express office. Clark A B, boots and shoes Cockran E C, general merchandise Gray James, |jetieral merchandise McMurry V C, saloon Meek J K, general merchandise COLEVILLE. Mono County. A post-office. Burnett D M, hotel COLFAX SPBINGS. Post-office Big Oak Flat. ELWELL C. hotel and store A post, ex- COLTON. San Bbbnardtno Countt. press and telegraph office Baldwin John, bakery and restaurant Bayles D, propr Cut Off Livery and Feed Stables Boalich George, bootmaker Cocks Henry, bootmaker COLTON HOUSE. G A Strickland proprietor "COLTON SEMI-TBOFIC" (week- ly), Jas C Peacock, Jr, editor and p roprieto r BAVENFOBT N> postmaster, r }tary public and insurance agent EABP J C. lodgings EMERSON Ea CO (F Emerson and S O Lovell), general merchandise Groat H, bwber HODOES GEO D. proprietor Palace Hotel, R R ave Hooper W S. agt S P R R Co, W, F & Go's express and W U Tel Co HUOHES WILLIAM 0> groceries, provisions, etc JONES J A. merchant tailor EARNS MRS M K> proprietor Trans- continental Hotel KATZ M D As CO (M D and 1 E Katx, Colton and San Bernardino), hay, grain, plaster, cement, commission and shipping Kenniston, Brazelton & Co (A M Ken- niston, J A Brazelton and J B Liv- ingston), proprs Colton Exchange Sta- bles Kenyon George, meat market McINTOSH ft CO (T W Mcintosh and N Davenport), general merohaadiie, mining supplies, torwanliug and com- mission McKeen J H, blacksmith, carriage aud wagonmaker VXEBi R B. saloon Murphy M A, agt Perry, Woodworth & Co and insurnnce an < commission agt PACIFIC PACKING CO, Wfi Wright superintendent and secretary, fruit packing PALACE HOTEL. George D Hodges proprietor, R R ave PEACOCK JAMES C JR. editor and proprietor " Colton Semi-Tropic " Perry, Woodworth & Co, lumber, M A Murphy agt Polhemus Jacob, c arpenter and builder RICHARDS HJBNRT. meat market Rowse D W, lime works STRICKLAND G A. proprietor Col- ton House Thompson A, physician TRANS-CONTOmiTAL HOTEL AND RAILROAD EATING- HOUSE. Mrs M K Kams, proprietor Troxell F P, physician Turner D, nurseryman WHITE G T. druggist and justice of the peace WRIGHT W H, superintendent and secretary Pacific Packing Co WHEN GOING TO STOP AT THE PALACE HOTEL GEO. D. HODGES, PROPRIETOR. i 00 ? 9 « 9 I? 32 li f^ I? .a? I i r 8 PIONEER IRON WORKS, CALVIM IVIJTTINW A MOM, Proprleton. Sstebllslied 1IM» M7 »»in ser»et. ii F- '4 ■''■'**. f witii. TUMii t co..°aaras5 st^mbj,:^ I I 00 1 I Q I M fi^ 2WiM i20C0it;0(2 Tbo Late for Regular Ivawtion. 1477 TBASrS-OOimVENTAL BOTBL, MRS. M. K. KARNS, ProprletreM* OOLTON, Gidlibnila, «-AIlL.I«.OAr> EA'^FIIVO HOUSE. All Trains stop 25 linntes for meals. Heals SO cents. CRANE FLAT. Tuolumne Countt. Post-office Bron- son; 16 miles from Yosemite, on the Big Oak Flat Road to Yosemite Val- ley. Oabin Mrs, hotel Hurst Wm, saloon CROSSING OF SLATE CREEK Pluhas Countt. Post-office La Porte. PACKER WILLIAM S & SON, lum- bermen and miners CUCAMONGO. San Bebnardino Countt. A post- office. Chaffey Bros (€^rge Jr and W B Chaf- fey), proprs Etiwanda Dreyfus B & Co, wine growers Ricne J, gen mdse DELTA. Shasta Countt. See Slate Creek. DOS PALMAS. A station on the Southern Pacific R. R., 89 miles from Yuma. Boyet t C E , physician CHAMBERS D. agt S P R R Featherstone J W, butcher Finney Chas S, attorney-at-law Lewis J P, gen mdse and hotel Rivera Jesus, saloon ENCINITOS. San Dieoo County. Chaffin R, gen mdse and postmaster ELLIOTT J R district clerk Kincaid L C, school trustee LindH, carpenter Ratton Thos, real estate agt Santif C E, school teacher Thompson A, school trustee ETNA MILLS. SisKiTou County. Geney Mrs H, millinery Horton Frank, carpenter and builder McBRLDEJW, tanner, stock raiser and trade Parker Alex & Sons, gen mdse and ins agts Ritz, Evans & Grant, livery stables Rounds T G, mason FLORENCE. Los Anqelbs County. Pake W m H, ins agt WEBB B 0> postmaster FRANCIS. Trinity County. Francis Job & Co, gen mdse FRANCIS J M> postmaster FRANKLIN. Sacramento County. Ui C^ GO HaRDWOOD UIMBER, lit.B.1*. CMBterVWpi, M^welPMl*. Biii WHirra BRO». IS* 1* Mala Md 14 * leSMftr '■■iera. BHSIfrS TEllPtM iiiHftwiis.iw 09 Si I I J4 1478 jTotema Bsceioed Too LaU for lUgular Inaertion. Beokley B R, poitoiMtar KOBV JAOOBi MaUtent pottnuiter and geoerid merohandise FREESTONE. Sonoma Couhtt. BLUXE F 0. portmMter FRESNO FLAT. Frbsho Couiot. HKAX JOHV D» poitouster, auayer •ad varietiM GARBERVILLE. HuiiBOtDT OoinnT. Angoat Joaeph, bootmaker Brunee J M, phjraician Coady, Dable k Bto, gen mdae Dahle John, saloon Thompson Ri chard , blacksmith OAXBLB JOHN C. g«n mdse McMillan k Coraelions (John McMillan and Wm Cornelious), feed stable Myers M B k Bro, saloon Ray Jo' f^' hotel Schnma> ry A, hotel Thompr .ard, blacksmith GOLETA. Santa Barbara County. WOODBBIDOE GHASW, postmas- ter GORMAN'S STATION. Los Anoblbs C!ounty. JACOB Ai postmaster and farmer HONOLULU. SiSKITOU COCNTT. Apost-offico. SLEEPEB MANA8SEH* postmaster HOOPA^LLEY. Humboldt Covntt. BAVlJSB J N> assistant postmaster Leidell John F, miner HURLTON. Butts County. H1JELBS S H> botel and poitmaster INDIAN HILL. SncRRA CouNTT. Post-office Oampton- ville, Yuba Connty. Bliss R H Jb W, water agents Flagg E W, gen mdse IVANPAH. San Biknabdino Oountt. office. A post- MoOinty O H, gen mdse, hotel, saloon and stable JEWELS. Mabin Oountt. Post-office Olema. Bonetti L, dairyman Oodoni G, dairyman Donahn e Martm, R R section foreman JEWELL ALvA, dairyman CO •a CO CO CO CO • cs KNIGHTS' FERRY. Stanislaus CouNTy. Slooks J, vineyard, Threifalls Ranch LAKE CITY. MoDOo County. H^MTii'^i r A X> general merchandise and postmaster LEWIS. Mariposa County. LEWIS JAGO& postmaster t/9 ca LIDELL. Nafa County. A post-office; 90 miles from Napa. Population 200. .STEA SPBIEOS. Wm H Lidell pro- prietor T.TmiTJ ^ WM H* proprietor iEtu Springs LITTLE LAKE. Mendocino County. See Willits. LORENZO. Alameda County. See San Lorenzo. U a s ■ « MARYSVILLE. Yuba County. Bliss S M, attomey-at-law, 76 D Bradley S H, agricultural implemenb^ 3d I J I HMIOWOOD UIMBER, »'"•"'««» »«• >• "^ »»* •** "'^ tttreeUM. V. Wa»«M llt«ek. C»biB«i W«odB.*tr 1 i CO i2 ma. TWttI I CO, VBMEgRS "gMBS."^ Toums Received Too Late for RegiUa/r Ineertion. 1479 Brow B, ooiutabl* Oraddook J H, aitoraev^ftt'lAw, S8 D Dalton Harry, saloon, 97 D d'Artonaya T, oyster and chop hooaeL 128 2d Davis A ft Sons, watches and jewelry, 67 D Dobbins Thomas, physioian, D bet 6th and 7th DOTLB GHA8 H. proprietor "Valley Advocate" Doyle J M, civil ennlneer, U S dept mineral sarveyor, 76 D Engel Peter, watchmaker and jeweler, 74 D England Wm, jnstioe of peace Flint W P. dmggist. Sd bet C and D Fronk ft Hopkins, undertakers, cor 2d and High Fuller E G (Fuller ft Howser), attorney- at-Iaw, cor D and 3d Fuller ft Howser (E O Fuller and B W Howier), attomeys-at-law, cor D and Sd Oarber Samuel, justice of peace Gardner ft Serret, saloon, D Georse P, saddlery and harness, 64 C, and guns, pistuls and ammunition, 101 2d Grey Frank S, druggist, 108 D Griffiths P W, photographer, cor D and 3d Hare James K, groceries, cor B and 7th Hicks J W, saloon Howser B W (Fuller ft Howser), district attorney and attorney-at-law, cor D and 3d Kertchem D J, second-hand furniture, D bet 1st and 2d Knorsa J, h^tel, nr 4th Lawrence W L, harness and saddlery. 107 2d ' Levy A, tailor, C MoCarty D, saloon Moon ft Creighton, boots and shoes, 75 Morrison ft Jones, hotel, B bet 4th and 6th Murphv Wm G, attorney-at-law, cor 3d and High Peel F A, hotel, nr 4th Powell David, j^bysician, D, Peri Block Power Thos J, saloon, opp Western House Randolph T E, junk, cor D and 1st Romta S J S, physician. Odd Fdlows' Building Schofield R T, agt sewing machines, organs and pianos, 68 D Schwartz C, stoves and tinware, 162 3d Shafbr W C, auctioneer, D bet 1st and 2d Siatteiy P C, butcher. City Market StM James, constable Terategge F, boots and shoea, 102 D "VAXIBT ADyOCATE" (The), Chas H Doyle editor and proprietor Watson Thos, bakery, 100 D Webber ft Bometter, wagonmaken and blacksmiths, Onr 2(1 MOUNTAIN HOUSE. CoiiVSA County. Post-office Venado. 2? miles west of Colusa, 12 miles west of Williams Station, 14 miles from Wilbur Springs, anc'l jn direct road to all mineral springs in Lake County. gAMRI.HM D E, proprietor Mountain House MURPHY'S. Calaveras Count?. Is 18 miles south- east of San Andreas, on the stage road leading from Milton to Big Trees. Baratini D and Segale P, blacksmiths Batten Geo, blacksmith Castruoca A, saloon Compere V, jg»n mdse Cr«»o H B» W U Tel operator Fisk F W, varieties and bakery Howard Mrs E A, saloon Matteson ft Garland, livery, feed and sale stable and stage lines Manuel J, saw and lumber mill MeUa J, barber Mitchler P, hotel Oro Plata Minine Co of Boston Picart Frank, saloon Ruffe ft Keilbar, butchera Sohwoerer L, bootmaker Senter R, gen mdse Solari B, sen mdse Sperry J L, hotel (Big Trees) NAPA. Napa County. Donnelly James, groceries, Main Donnelly Mrs Mary, whip lash making. Main Dozier L F, assistant physician, Napa Asylum Drown Daniel, liquors Dunck Fred, a^jt Bavaria Brewery NEWCASTLE. Plaoeb County. Abbott A G, blacksmithfand wegon- maker Culver E W, dry goods, clothing, vari- eties and postnutster Davis S B, supt Julian Gold'Mining Co e > o HARDWOOD LUMBER, o «^ 01 o > r o z > CD H m > Z ■n > z o 8 s WHITB BHOa., IS * IS Mate Md 14 * lO Bpewr m. «. F. BlMfc Walnut, tSpanlah VedAT. V«i i ^'^ ' r :. .^aaUt koA Mloon Oifford-..«ddler"id«loon ' Klemmer A, uvery "wu.^ ?■*:„;** T. V. miller _,FreyJoi«RtM'Pby«W»» I Goodrich E, Miloon 5 HuSTu W^»»^« ^^ s B Davi. .apt U^'jVbuicher , Konftbo., •aloou. Robinson J 9. iuttice ffi»i.?'Sr?rBR lr.'^rn*Co.blacU.« ■aloon , ' " tbe peao* •"* KODinow" V -I w — 1 OAKUWO. lBS|S5isT.r^,c way OCCIDENT. PRINCETON. ^Colusa County. M Fali« J, barber ^___^_______ v!ll'S-t. Baloonand lodging. ROHNERVILLE. Humboldt CouNnr. I Bryant K, ranclier • Burk Jobn. rancher CamptonWm, rancher DegnanJam«. rancher Dinsmore JO, rancher 1 Drake H, rancher UraKe x», ^-" ==;3r~«" j >Utll. mm t CO.. Ship Planli. Ill Mute. Towns Received Too Late for Regular Ineertiom. 1481 OILL A Ml dry goodi and :>iiUinery Jftineion Mn M J, rancher Jordan J R, rancher Leach S H, rancher SAN BERNARDINO. San BiRMAROiifo County. A poet, ex- preu and teWraph office, beautifully situated in a kively valle;^, and sur- rounded by the most fertile and pro- ductive bodies of agricultural land in the State. Its schools and churches are well supported, the climate is per- fect, and the sanitary condition de- cidedly superior. There are quite a number of manufacturing and indus- trial enterprises permanently estab- lished, and the elements so essential to the steady and substantial develop- ment of a city are found in this local- ity in the form of good grazing and i^icultural soil, plenty of water and timber, and a pure, stimulating at- mosphere. It is the county seat, and is reached by a stage dnve of three miles from Colton, on the Southern Fariii(l searchers of records Paine J H, saloon Paris & Goodcell, attomeys-at-law Paris A B, attorney-at-law Parish William, restaurant Parker & Ya^er, marble works Parsons B F, blacksmith Parsons T M, couuty surveyor Peak & Davies, fruits, candes, etc Peck B, carpenter Peck & Jones (O B Peck and C H Jones), architects and builders Phile Louis, sign, carriage and orna- mental pninter . Porter W B, postmaster Potter M, bootmaker Pratt & Garner (J E Pratt and W B Gamer), gen mdse Pratt J E, general merchandise PRESTON & CROFLET (W B Pres- ton and F M Cropley), livery and feed stable REEO JOHIV T, assayer Reeves T, watches and jewelry BeneY A, physici an RENNER CHASTHE3D0RE, hotel Beuteuyer W H, bakery and restaurant Rice H W, phyHician and surgeon Bitter M, general merchandise ROE CF (R H King & Co), and insur- ance agent Rolf Horace C, superior judge Rolfe S >muel, lumlter Rowan Charles, barber Rowan Geo D, successor to F D Mitchell & Co, groceries ROWELlrC W C, attorney-at-law and district altormy Rutfen & Biays (John Ruffen and John M Biays), stove:), ranges, tinware and hardware and •■ ^>ricultural impl'ts Salmon C W, feed and sale stable San Bernardino Brewery, John Andre- son propr San Bernardino Ganlijht Co "SAN BEENAaDINO INDEX.' (daily and weekly), Warren Wilson editor and proprietor ! San Bernardino Public Library, Henry Goodsell librartn "SAN BERNARDINO TIMES" (daily and weekly), John Isaac pro- prietor Satterwhite ft Curtis (J W Satterwhite and W J Curtis), attys-at-law Schindler B, bootmaker Schyf J H, wagonmaker Searl L T, livery stable and feed yard &0 CO CO CO &0 cs C9 GO o M » o a CALVIN NUniNG t SON. «III»Biti4. JTAIL AMD k.^MCB WOKK. M7 Main Street, Hu k.*%aeiaee. HilBI. TOGfitE i CO., VEWEERS ?*aiRii!aS.*^ %■,-■?« ;r¥ i I CO a Towns Received Too Late for Begular Insertion. 1483 Silvera ft Morto n, b arbera SIMPSON OUYES. proprietor The European liotel Small Mrs J E, millinery and fancy goods Sommer E, mfr and dealer in lumber and propr Clipper Saw-mill Southern Hotel, Kurtz &, Evans proprs Spangler & Cavihgton ;C Spangler and Chas Cavington), proprs New York Bakery STARKE Ai proprietor Starke's Hotel Starke A H Jr, saloon STARKE'S HOTEL, A Starke pro- prietor Sturgess D B, count)' supt of schools Suhr F C, drugs, books and stationery Talbott & Harris (L VV Talbott and B B Harris), attorneys-at-law Talbot B, saloon TAYLOR H W (Hudson & Taylor), lumber Thompson A, physician and surgeon Tipton L, meat market Topp T M, county surveyor Towne'& Waldrip (F M Towne and Jas Waldrip), druggists Trask RE, fruit, confectionery, etc TURNER ROBERT, boots and shoes, bootmaker and sewing machine agent Vale W A, photographer, pianos and organs and insurance agent Valentine & Noyes (N* D Valentine and J A Noyes), hardware, stoves and tinware Van Dorin L, carriage and wagonmaker WATERS BYRON, president Far- mers' Excliange Bank White J C, mining White W D, commission and grain Whitlock A, dentist Whitlock 0, blacksmith and wagonma- ker Wiggins W R, groceries Willis Henry M. attorney-at-law WILSON WARREN, proi^rietor "San Bernardino Index" Winkler August, salmon and soda fact'y Wise A B, livery and feed stable Wixon D L, town marshal WORTHINGTON J C, house, sign and carriage painter Wozencraf 1 M, physician Yager Hardin, county treasurer PRESTON A GROPLEY^ lieriean |lverf, |ee4 ani |ati |taMi Buggies and Saddle Horses Furnished on Reasonable Terms GRAIN AND BALED HAY FOR SALE. Comer Cronrt and D Streets, SAN BERNARDINO, CAL SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco County. Afflerbach Kev C A, clergyman (Metho- dist) / irensberg Wm N, saloon, 116 4th Aikens Wm, liquors, 846 Howard Alexander M N. grocer, 944 Harrison Anderson Rev T H B, clergyman (Meth- odist). California An^hibald John, surveyor S P S Union, 632 California Ashworth Thomas, supervisor. New City Hall Ayer J Y, carpenter, 724 17th Bach Charles (Bach & Lux), 513 Sacra- mento Bach ft Lux (Charles Bach and Frank A Lux), office and depot, 613 Sacra- mento Bailey W W, mechanical engineer, 329 Pine Baldwin B (Fish, Blum & Girvin), 327 Pine Baletti Peter, liquors, 1506 Powell BARKER L proprietor Decorative Art Kooms, 316 Sutter Barnard Frank & Co (Prank Barnard and Henry Voorman), coal dealers,609 Battery Bartlett Washington, mayor. New City Hall Basford R X, druggist, SS cor Bush and Fillmore Beatty Rev G W, clergyman (Metho- dist), 27th St Church Behrmann J H, wood and coal, 1810 Howard Bergin M W, grooaries /NW cor Harri- son and Ritch CO c CD c > z o PI o o fro CO G/3 frO frO m frO yAbhUfnnn IIIIIDCD white BKOH.. is a is Main and 14* 1 ^pear LOUIS BRAVERMMJ GO., mtrrllas SIlTerware and Frenck Cl«ek«. 1 19 Montgomery St. 1484 Towns Received Too Late for Regular Insertion. Beth A, propr Post Keller, SE oor Post and Kearny BIOELOW ft MOEBIS (C L Biselow and W B Morris), proprietors West- ern Iron Works, manufacturers wronght-iron girders, crest railings, finials, fences, iron roofs, etc, ^3 Mission and 103 Fremont Bird' Robert S, watchmaker and jeweler, 912 Powell Blakelv C, groceries, cor Powell and California ave Blum S (Fish, Blum & Girviu),327 Pine Brady James, liquors, 821 Market Brakman Fred, liquors, cor Ann and Stevenson Branch Jail, cor Francisco and Stockton Brand Ernest, school director, New Citv Hall Brander Geo L, vice-pres The Nevada Bank of Saa Francisco, NW cor Mont- gomery and Pine Brav Mrs M, bakery, 731^ O'Fairell Bridges Lyman, chief enginter S F and S R K and O C R K, 702 Market Broadbent & Parker (Chas W Broad- bent and Chas Parker), real estate and general business agts, 1000^ Market BRODEBSEN J L N ft CO, music, 139 Post Broecker Frank, cigars and tobacco, 237 5th Brown C & Co, livery stable, 113 O'Far- rell Brown John H, meat market, 1552 Howard BROWN ft HETZNER (W S Brown and Wm Metzner), manufacturers' agents, cloaks and suits, 549 Market Bro wn R W, butcher, 5th nr R R ave BROWN W S (Brown St Metzner), 549 Market BRUCE ALBERT, wines and liquors. Baker bet Beach and Jefferson Brunig Christian, liquors, 49 Stevenson Bruiis F F, liquors, 1201 Market BRUNS BXNRT F, >S F Stock Brew- ery, cor Powell and Francisco Bryan W J, recorder. New City Hall Bullier J F, hairdresser, 1916 Market Burkes W J, liquors, junc Gougb, Haight and Market Burling Mrs £, lodging-house, 737 Market Burnham G M, wood and coal, hay and grain and lum1)er, 1518 Market Burton C U, supervisor. New City Hall Bush C W, paperhanger, 202 Powell Cahalin John, school director. New City Hall Caldwell Theo C, confectionery, 605 Post California Glass Works, Wm B Lake mgr, 240 Montgomery Carle & Luce, dairy produce, 10 Cali- fornia Mark et - CASPER SAMUEL hair and fancy goo ds, 583 Market CHICAOO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAILWAY. Clinton Jones general agent, 36 Montgomery Children's Day Home, Sister Mary Dolores Superioress. 1413 Powell Clarey Thos, lodging-house, 1024 How- ard ]^J2 Cleveland C D, school director. New City Hall Clougn F M, judge superior court. Old City Hall Coffey James V, judge superior court, Old City Hall COOHILL ft SIMON (J Simon and T B Coghiil), wholesale grocers, 205 and 207 Market (moved from 313 Front) COLE F W» attomey-at-law, room 17 329 Pine Conklin F, school director, New City Hall CONNOLLY EDWARD, liqdors, 14 Leidesdorff Connolly Patrick, sheriff. Old City Hall Coughlan Mrs J, milliner, 919 Market Counter C £, paints and oils, 1826 Mar- ket Craig Wm. attorney and co nsellor-at- law. New City Hall Crary Rev B F, clergyman Hayes Val- ley Church (Methodist) and editor "Cal Christian Advocate" CRUSSEAU P C. attorney-at-Iaw, 606 Merchant Cullan Thos, liquors, NW^ cor Ellis and Devisadero Cummings John, liquors, 209 Stevenson Cutter Timothy, livery stable, 113 O'Farrell Danielwitz I, school director. New City Hall DeWitt & Harri4,(Mortimer De Wittand Wm F Harris), grocers, 1073 Howard DEWITT MORTIMER (De Witt& Harris), 1073 Howard DOTTA AUGUST (Dotta ft QnglieU metti), 12 Ellis DOTTA ft OUOUELMETTI (Aug- ust Dotta and Frank 8 Guglielmetti), proprit'tors Fransheny Restaurant, 12 Ellis Dragc J (Drager ft Diederichson), 608 and 610 6th Duanwald C F, cigarmaker, 1320^ How- ard Dumontelle E, marble works, 968 Bry- ant Dunne Jos J, justice of peace. Old City Hall Dusenberg Bros, gen mdse, 109 Battery H BR ^? u ft s PIONEER IRON WORKS GAIiVlIi MITri'&Wi4« A «»«>M. i»t«pri<'t«rs. ■•tabllaked 1* «ft. MV Main "trect.!! V. >LUH. niGGlE t CO. Blai* WalHut Lumbef. f II aa« »C «ve«r JHt., Han Fmaeisc*. I* ,8 X OB « CM r-- . CO c^ ■ E $2 Totems Received Too Late for Regular Inaertion. 1485 Earl Edwin T, fruit packer and shipper. 36 Cal Eaton J M, aohool director, New City Uall Ebbinghauaen Henry, retail groceries and liquors, NW cor Polk and Hayes and 8E cor Howard and 3d Edgar W E, auditor, New Citv Hall Empey Charles, sausages, 10^ Steven- son EsdorH J, groceries, 1000 Hyde Eureka Concentrator Mill and Mining Supplies, 10 Stevenson Farrell Rev A, clergyman Swedish Mis- sion (Methodist) Featherstun Rev F M, clergyman (Meth- odist) Fish Mrs E N, dressmaker, 1120 How- ard Fitzummons Chas, fruits, NE cor Ellis and Larkin Fivey W F, liquors, NW cor Bay and Hyde Foard J M, school director. New City Hall Frahm H F, Golden Gate swimming baths, foot of Hyde FBANSHENT BEST ATJBANT, Frank S Guglielmetti & Co, proprio- tors, 12 Ellis Freund ft Morgan, cigarmakers, 763^ Bryant Gardner Mrs, propr Womans' Temper- ance Coffee Rooms, 234 Sutter Geelatley Jas R, news agent, cor 4th and Stevenson Gehrat C, hotel, 118 and 120 Ellis Getz Bros tt Co, wholesale grocers, 209 Market (moved from 201 Front) OIBB JAMES, liquors, 617 Merchant Gibson Rev Otis, clergyman (Metho- dist) Gilson Edward, justice of peace. Old City Hall Gober Rev W R, clerrryman Powell Street Church (Methodist) OONZAIES MBS J S, dressmaker, 909 Clay Grady John H, tax collector. New City H
    agent Graham Paper Co, 205 Leidesdorff Roach Philip A, public administrator Roizers Geo H, purveyor, New City Hall Rogers Lee O, school director, New City Hall :i<: &0 C/1 HARDWOOD UIMBER f WAGON STOCK n;&TfJ?S»S^%:''. H. clpr^yman Push Street Church (Methodist) Smith H B Jr. Pacific Coast passenger ajft for Mo Pac Ry and leased lines, 116 Montgomery Smith J Henley, supervisor. New City Hall Stetnbach Rev R, clergyman (Metho- dist), Folsom Strother Fleet F, supervisor, New City Hall Sullivan .Ter D, district attorney. New City Hall EnUivan John D, supervisor. New City Hall Sullivan J J, tailor, 303 Washington Thompson E E, W D Law^n & Co, 608 Market and !) Post Toohey D J, judge superior cou^t. New City Hall Travera Cha« E, school director, New City Hall Wehb H Watson, police judge, Old City Hall Weil Raphael, school director. New City Hall Wifften Rev C J, clergyman Swedish Mission (Methodist) Wolff Chas A, justice of the peace. Old City Hall ; Young Geo, justice of the' peace* Old City Hall SANTA ANA. Los Angeles County. Abbott 8c Hinom, proprs Sai.ta Ana Flouring-Mill Bail<>y J O, physician and surgeon Bartlett W S, cashier Commercial Bank of Santa Ana Bnndy ft McFadden, hardware, tinware, etc Casida Brothers (B F and H Cssida), Temple Hall and Saloon Chandler Ira, groceries and provisions, notions, boots and shoes OLATTON W 0. harness and Baddlei7 Clayton W T, carriage and sign painting Collier ft Haddox, groceries Cohn J, gen mdse Commercial Bank of Santa Ana, D Hal- laday pres, W S Bartlett cashier Dibble R H, hardware, stoves, ranges, tinware and plumbing Dunoanson £ E, gen mdse Edward W R, druggist Faulkner ft Cummins, meat market Felton L J, livery stable Ford J T, watchmaker Foster Adam, barber and baths Fraser Thos, bootmaker Freeman Geo E, justice of the })eace, real estate, ins agt and notary public Free Reading Room FRENCH C E. postmaster Garusey James L, brick mfr Garnsey ft Kirkpatrick (J Garnsey), millinery goods and dressmaking Gildmacher L, gen mdse Goldsmith Bros, gen mdse Greenleaf E F, physician and surgeon GRIFFITH S. meat market Halla>'ay D, pres Commercial Bank of Santa Ana Harlin T J, gen mdse HARRIS T S> editor and publisher "Weekly Standard" Haskell ft Raines, saloon Haywood J S ftCo, staves and tinware Hickey ft Smithwick, livery stable HOIXINOSWORTH H T. watches and jev/elry Holzgrafe F, carriage and wagon mfr Humphreys C W, justice of the peace, notary public, real estate and ins agt Humphreys Frank, stationery and news depot Jessen Henry blacksmith Kiacaid Jas A, ft Co (Jas A Kincaid and Remi Oliver), groceries, cr >ukery and paints and ag s W U Tel Co Layman J W, propr Santa Ana Hotel Magoon Mra A E, millinery and dress. making Magoon H K, boots and shoes and fur nishing goods Melchert Augu')8 bootmaker Mosher C A, druggis and insurance agt Neill H, livery stable Newman H A, harnessand saddlery NICHOLS ft WHITE (Ira Nichols and H H White), furniture, bedding and undertaking Parrish Mrs M J, dressmaking Paul J R, undertaker, furniture, bed- ding, etc Paviach Bros, Santa Ana Chop House Philips J 0, general merchandise Powell Sherman, musical instrummta and musi Randle W C, fruit, candy, cigars and tobacco Render ft Goldkofer, saloon GO ■ ffO en CO c<» as 00 u Urn a. ■ iO ft a J PRISON CELLS. "S^JSi KHS: SV^ CALVIN NUHING t SON. iiiLEii. mmt CO. i^ \m% "jg iH^JOL^t^ MyMW M, Towns Received Too Late for Begular Insertion. 1487 Corner Main and Third Sts.. . . • SANTA ANA, CAL. Reynenon Jacob, blacksmith Rowe B N, books, stationery, notions and news depot Rubottom — , watches aud jewelry Sackman John, blacksmith and horse- shoer Salisbury B J, real estate "SANTA ANA HERALD" (weekly). A Woite editor and publisher Santa Ana Hotel, J W Lsyman propr Schirm George, bakery and confection- ery Siegel H, general merchandise Snyder & firockett (A Snyder ai d H Brockett), ueneral merchivndise Souther Asa, bootmaker lurgeon Bros (W d. and G Spurgeon), general mercha? Jise and ngts Wells, Fargo & Co I Stewart J P, hairdresser ' Thompson J. guns, pistols, etc I TUCKER W A; saloon { Turner E, groceries, tobacco and cigars ULIHANN & MILLER (A UUmann and C Miller), saloon VAWTER E J, blacksmith and wag- onmaker WAITE A> editor and publisher "Santa An.i Hera d" Walker Jacob H, saloon '"WEEXLY STANDARD." T S Har- ris editor and publisher Wheeler & Mellette, paint shop Woods & Dickson (H S Woods and A A Dickson), house and sign painters Young J E, dentist NEW BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, and THE BEST OF HORSES. liiuKle and l>onble Tornonts and Saddle Animals ALWAYS ON HAND. HORSES BOARDED by thp clay, week or month . TERMS REASONABLE. TAMARACK FLAT. Post-office Yosemite Valley; 11 miles Iruin Yosemite. Woods David, hotel TUOLUMXiE BRIDGE. Post-office Modesto. ARMITAOE E. watchman Tuolumne bridge En^elhart Ira, telegraph agt Hill A M, forwarder and commission merchant Larez John 0, section fireman R R Porter W N, R R agt Raymond Miss Jennie, operator W U Tel Swain C F, assistant R R agt MISCELLANEOUS. Warrington Rev T M, clergyman (Meth- odist), Austin, Sonoma Co Meriill C S, telegraph operator and no- tary public, Berkeley, Alameda Co Wright Jonathan G, bakery, Berkeley, Alameda Co Ralls L L, justice of peace, Bieber, Lassen Co Egan Richasd, supervisor, Capistrano, Los Angeles Co Marx Chas, gunsmith, Dougherty, Tu- lare Co Cooper W F, supervisor, Downey, Los Angeles Co Wiguin G, planing-mill. El Dorado, El Dorado Co Ormsby E, notary public, Fairview, San Die^o Co CARLOCK H M, general merchandise. Fort Jones, Siskiyou Co Penman W W, hotel, Independence, Lake Co 'Cole D T, planing-mill, Mountain House, Sierra Co Baxmann Louis, hotel, Timber Cove, Sonoma Co Speck John, blacksmith. Timber Cove, Sonoma Co Lyourgus John, hotel, Tocaloma CO C o n o o CO m CO HARnWnnn l IIMRFR ^HITB BEOS, ■» a is .wain and 14 A a«»Miir nHnllflUUII LUInDCn, lltreet.li. v. Waaou Mtock. Cabinet Wood^Tete. f t4 1488 Towm Received Too Late for Regular Insertion. CaltTiru Wiiklj ClUiin PUBUSHED AT SAN ANDREAS, CAL., Every Saturday morning: by O. B, BBAIi, Sdltor and Proprietor subscription price. . • - { ^m^a.'?:?? Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates. Tite CITIZEN is the County OmoiAii Papbr of Calaveras County. Feb. 27, 1881, the Calaveras Advertiser was consolidated with the Citizen, and both papers now appear under the name of the • CALAVERAS WEEKLY CITIZEN. S. L. QUIMBT, ISilUnrST., - LOS A^'OELES. ■ MS m ugis. MIXED DRINKS A SPECIALTY. Mariposa Weeklj Herald, Published at Mariposa, Mariposa Co., Val., Democratic. 24x36. Friday Morning. The admitted leader of Local and Mining interests of Mariposa County. Office : Adam Vullc's New Building, Balllon Street, Near the Court House. All orders and communications should be ad- dressed to T. J. MOI»«lfilON, Editor " Mariposa Herald," Mariposa, Mariposa Co. , Cal. OR^ECiOIV, CENTRE BEND. DonoLAS County. Post-office Elkton; 4 miles from Elkton, and 2 miles from Kellog({. It takes its name from the bend of the (Jmpqua River at this place. It is 32 miles from RoMburg, 22 miles from Oakl md and 23 miles from Scottsburg, near the head of navigation. There ts a week- ly mail from Oakland to Elkton, the mail being left at Langdon's by the carrier. LAHQDOH A 0, stoek raiser and a^ent for Osborne Machine Co Smith John L, Trenton ferryman and farmer, opp Centre Bend. FAIRVIEW. Marion County. FLOUBINO-MILL. Dr J O, W C, and G Q Glenn and G S Per- shin stock holders PEBSHIN S. secretary flouring- mill at Fairview HAY CREEK. 25 Wasco County. A post-office, miles north of Prineville. BALDWIN D M, postmaster and stock raiser MARSHFIELD. Coos County. BENNETT BBOS, editors and prietors "Co os Bay News" "COOS BAT NEWS." Bennett Bros, editors and proprietors pro- THE COOS BAY NEWS. A WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER DBVOTBD TO THS il/T£R£STS OF SOUTHERN OBEGOII/. liargest CIrcalation of any Paper in 8oathera Oresoa. Subscription $2.50 per year in advance. BEVNETT BB08., Editors ft Proprietors. MARSHFIELD, OREGON. MARSHLAND. Columbia County. A post-office. Bryant M O, farmer Bryant Z A, farmer Bry ant Z S, clergyman GOLVIN BBOS. logging Dixon G«o, logging Elliott WW, logging Graham C M, farmer and fishing Graham Reuben, fisher Graham S M, farmer and fishing McGuire J M, farmer Wallace ft Davy, fishers PRISON CELLS, Fences and Brldse Work 9W7 Main BtreTt, M. F. CUVINNUTTIN6SS0N. '■iui iHii-ifjui S § S om. per n <• S4 ? ice. 1 on. «« 4 e« — :? !^ ;p ( ' :? ^. u 3^ s9 ^2 f^ ft V _ Towns Received Too Late far Regular Ins'-rtion. 1489 MOUNTAIN DALE. WA8HIN3T0N COUHTT. Dony G W, carpenter Fowls T A, carpenter and sawyer QUICK D 0, lumberman, planing-mill and postmaster QUINN. Columbia Counts-. A post-office. QXmiN JAMES> postmaster !0]:*itiNli Ooluiiil>ia.. ALERT BAY. Vancouver Island. 50 miles from Cape Scott. May Wm, farmer Huson A W, cannery propr Hall A J, missionary £ Kamano Geo, farmer BEAVER HAR60R. Vancouver Island. Is situated 30 miles south from Cape Scott on V. I. Hunt Robert, Indian trader BLEEIKINSOP OE0> Indian agent KIVATSINO SOUND. Vancouver Island. 30 miles south cf Cape Scott. West Vancouver Commercial Company NOOWETE. Vancouver Island. 10 miles from Cape Scott. Fryou Edw, Indian trader PORT SIMPSON. Callaghan .John, cooperage HAIXKH Hudson Bay Co, general merchandise Offutt M H, trading post Williscraft Geo, lumberman u'rAH. NORTH OGDEN. Weber County. A post-office, located near Ogden, in a tliriving and prosper- ous agricultural district. The town is well supplied with excellent water by several mountain streams, and has four district schools, all well attended, thus showing that an appreci- tion of educational matters is widdi> felt, and that the advantages of social and moral standing are conducive to good government and happiness. Barker Henry, nurseryman Barker James, nurseryman Barnett Geo, nurseryman Brown Thos, furniture and carpentier Campbell Sol, wagonmaker Cazier Benjamin, peddler Chadwick Abraham, nurseryman Dean Geo, school teacher Dudman Frank, peddler Ellis Edmund, butcher Ellis Fred W, painter F rrin Jacob, machinist Garner David, saw-mill Godfrey James, butcher Johnson James, assistant postmaster Jones Richard, painter Kipp Joseph, carpenter Maycock Amos, bishop Norris Thos, bricklayer Norvil George, physician Rese H, carpenter Rose Geo, school teacher Shaw John, capitalist Spears Hen-y, ooots and shoes Stevens Sidney, dry goods, groceries, clothing, furnishing goods, etc Thornton Thos, shoemaker Thomson Thos, shoemaker Vanderhoof J, blacksmith Wade E W, carpenter Waldron Lorenzo, school teacher Walker W, carpenter Wharton T, boots and shoes Williams Ezra, physician Williams Geo, mason Williamson C C, wagonnaaker PR CO GO fhmTm leiald. NO STEPS BACKWAKD. STILL ON THE ADVANCE. BBST ABTEBTltillVM HKDIVX !• the DAILIT PH4Ei8IX HBBAItD. IJemaHnt ntper in Centrui Arimona. The Herald Job Printing Office Is replete with new stock and material, and is now prepared to tu.n out, in the belt oi style, lowest of prices, ■V«,xl«t3r Of I=»rlaa.ted. T^Torlc CO CJl I, JiM.fVii 1 I ^ iqHpp^^jM|pp|^|^MpMPW««iWWIin| ULgmii F.f.EfiOBIiCO.1 SElF-REfiUUTIHG WINOMUS AXD- ■AUO; HOR8E-POWBR8. 8uec»uor$ to i¥. I. TUSTOH, MannfiMtqren and Patentees of the Wmmtmty Mid omee, tl BBAIiB MT. im>T«a Mlf-raguteticjr Windmill, Tants j^'d.^' PQipiii£ lacUnery. bet. Market and Miwion, Wmm Vrsaelsff*. Kr«Kh'a Pateat, lateet,lm ■alf-reyuUtic/ Windmill, and flnt premium Honw-Power, (or all purpoMS, such as pumping twater, chopping feed, ohuming, fsawlng wood, running nucliinerjr for manufkoturing, mechanical or other purpose*. Our lateat improved aelf-regu- teting WUidmiU waa pAt«nii»d March 15, 1881, ia warranted to be the best wind machine ever in- vented, very simple in construc- tion, strung and durable, will pump more water than any wind- mill now in use, and once put up they require no attention what- ever except oUlng. They are built to withstand and adapt themselves to the fury of the gale, as well as to light breezes, and to work steadily without kxpbnsi. Our Horse-Powers are complete in every detail, and possess every! improvement and advantage that can be combined in suchmaohines. Thoy are provided with air-tight, dust-proof, sf If-oiling jour- nals. Two men can take either of them apart and put them together with ease. TanhmfFutnpmf IMpea, thtUey, aha/Mnff,S>«m Furnished to order. The I>alry Oaeen, designed especially for use of dairymen. The Eellpse for 1 Horae. The Eeoaoaiy , n»r 1 or H horaea^ The Monitor, ftor 1 or 4 horaea, KONOMY OP WORK TOR OKB OB TWO H0R8I8. Dairy Queen for use of Dairymen. BCLIPHE, FOB ONB HOB8B. MONITOB, FOB OMB, TWO OB FOVB HOBSBIi acripttVe CIrealar and Price Uat aent^flree ••■ Applleatlon. INIACONDBAT 4ft CO. MERCHX^N^TS. Si: IE Aw <^ EOEBlBtB CMilllFAGME. We are the only firm thft receives Roederei* Champagne direct from Mr.'Loais Roederer, of Rheims, Fraiic^ f under his signature and consular invoice, and to insure obtaining the genuii^ wine, s<.e that our name is on every case and bottle. 204 &.206 Sai)Bome Street San Francisco. Cal. . JOS. WAGNXSR A 00., General Mill Furnishing Depot, t05 and 107 wfeslON STREET,' San Francisco, Cal.